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R. H. Mcdonald,
PBE8IDENT.
R. H. Mcdonald, Jr.,
Yicb-Pbesisent.
S. G. MURPHY,
Casbieb.
OLDEST CHARTERED COMMERCIAL BANK ON THE PACIFIC COAST.
NORTHWEST COR. PINE AND SANSOME STREETS.
ORGANIZED 1863.
CAPITAL $1,000,000
SURPLUS 550,000
CORRESPONDENTS:
I London Union Bank of London (limited)
Paris Hottinguer & Co.
Berlin Direction der Disconto-Gesellschaf t
«- _, , ( Importers' and Traders' National Bank
New York < „ ^. , „ , „ ,
I National Park Bank
Boston State National Bank
Chicago National Bank of Illinois
And in aU Cities throughout the United States and Europe.
The Pacific Bank possesses unnsnal facilities for issuing Letters of Credit, available
throughout the whole world. Telegraph Transfers made with all important cities of the
United States and Europe. Bills of Exchange bought and sold. Accounts of Banks, Cor-
porations and individuals solicited.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
SCHOLL'S PATENT GOPHER AND SQUIRREL EXTERMINATOR,
Diploma Awarded 1886 by the California State Board of Agriculture.
The above cut, with the following description, will be self-explanatory. A is a plain
cylinder, made of galvanized iron, converging at the bottom to the point C, as shown.
The top has an orifice for the purpose of draught, as has also the stem through which the
air is blown by "the bellows B (an ordinary hand bellows). The handle is for convenience
in carrying. The top of the cylinder is removable. It is charged with ordinary chips, or
other combustible matter, and enough green leaves or grasses to make combustion slow.
Fire enough can be carried for a half days work. The ell I> is for use where the gopher
holes turn. The whole weight will not exceed thirteen pounds. A small tripod, or tongs,
is furnished with above to support the cylinder when in use.
The practical working of. this Exterminator has been tested in hundreds of localities,
and it is absolutely worth its weight in gold to the farmers of California. Price $10.
Tor terms, or further information, address
M. SCROLL, Inventor, 900 Vallejo Street, San Francisco.
CITY AND COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE.
Schoirs Patent Ornamental Crown Chimney Caps.
SURE CURE FOR SMOKY CHIMNEYS.
DIPLOMA AWARDED ^T MKCHANICS' INSTITUTE FAIR, 1885.
I claim that with my CHIMNEY CAP it
is not necessary to go to the expense of running
a pipe to the top of your next door neighbor's
house, whose roof happens to be higher than
yours, to get a draught, as my Cap will remedy
all defects; that it will create and increase a
draught in any chimney that is free from obstructions within, sufficient
to carry ojff all smoke, and keep itself clean, no matter in which position,
angle or place it is set. Furthermore, that it will surpass anything here-
tofore invented for that purpose. I can also recommend it as a perfect
Ventilator. For further information and particulars, inquire of
M. SCHOLL, Inventor, 900 Vallejo St., San Francisco.
CITY AND COUNTY BIGHTS FOR SALE.
SAN FRANCISCX) DIBBOTOJBaf.
FACIFIC ROLLING MILL CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
CAST STEEL CASTINGS
— AND —
ST El IE 31-. I^OP^GHTsTGlS
UP TO 20,000 LBS. WEIGHT,
True to Pattern, and superior in Strength, Toughness and Durability
to Cast or Wrought Iron, in any position or for any service.
Gearings, Shoes, Dies, Cams, Tappets, Piston-Heads
Railroad and Machinery Castings
of every description.
— AZ.SO -
HOMOGENEOUS STEEL,
Superior to Iron for Locomotive, Mining and Marine Forgings.
Also Steel Rods from ^ to 3 inch diameter, and Flats from 1 to 8
inch, Angles, Tees, Channels, and other Shapes; Steel "Wagon,
Buggy and Truck Tires, Plo-w Steel Stamp Stems, Cam
Shafts, Piston Rods, Machinery and Special Shape
Steel to size and lengths.
STEEL. RAILS from 13 to 45 pounds per yard.
IRON and STEEL BRIDGE, ROOF and RAILROAD CAR WORK a specialty.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR SCRAP STEEI*.
IS'' Orders •will have prompt attention. Send tob Catalogue.
OFFICE, 202 MARKET STREET.
ADVERTISING DEPAETMENT.
CALIFORNIA HORSE SHOE CO.
OFFICE :
No. 202 MARKET STREET.
WORKS:
POTRERO, SAN FRANCISCO.
A full line of IJght, Mediiim and Heavy Shoes alvrays on hand,
and guaranteed in quality of Iron and Finish.
THE CALIFORNIA
SCREENS.
PERFORATED SHEET METALS OF ALL KINDS
For Mining and Milling Machinery and oth«r nses.
.^Iso, I*iaiio String- >£annfactri.rers.
147 BEAI^E STR£Ii:T,
(Third Floor.) SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
ESTABLISHED i860.
OI^IDEI^s F:RCDi^FTXjir -atte3^x)ezd to.
J. VV. Quick is the only competent and successful manufacturer of
Screens on this Coast, having furnished the same to the principal Mills
in California, Arizona, Mexico, Central America, and adjoining Ter-
ritories. His trade extends to Australia, New Zealand, and British
North America.
r
GEORGE H. MIXER, Proprietor,
117-119 Main Street, San Francisco.
:m: j^i>rTj:F-A.c TTJI^DSI^s
LARGE AND SMALL CASTINGS, HOUSE FRONTS, QUARTZ
MILLS, BRIDGE CASTINGS, MACHINE
WORK IN GENERAL.
spe:cialties:
SMALL FINE CASTINGS. MACHINE WORK FOR BREWERS.
IDEIPOT -FCDJR
JTJr^G-S
Broken Castings and Machinery Repaired.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
CALIFORNIA BRASS AND BELL FOUNDRY,
125 FIRST STREET,
Opposite Minns, SAN FRANCISCO.
WEED & KINGWELL,
AGEST3 FOB
Eureka Lubricator,
WHITE BRASS, BRASS COMPOSITION.
PHOSPHOR BRONZE.
ZINC AND BABBITT METAL CASTINGS.
V^ Brass Ship Worlc of all kinds, Spikes,
Sheathing Nails, Rudder Braces, Hinges,
etc. Also Church, Fire Alarm and Steam-
boat Bells and Gongs.
Steam, Liquor, Water Oil, and Flange
Cocks and Valves made and repaired.
Hydraulic Pipes and Nozzles, and Hose
Couplings and Connections.
Garden Valves, substitute for Hose Bibs.
DAVID KERR,
mm, WA&ON AND TRUCE
MANUFACTURER,
■4'7 a.i3.<a. 40 ^©a.1© street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Carriages, Wagons and Trucks of Every Description
Made to Order, Stored or Sold on Commission.
Hook and Ladder Trucks,
HOSE C.A.nTS,
And every description of
MADE TO ORDER.
j^T" Orders from the country promptly attended to.""©!!
BAN FBANCISCO DIEICTORT.
mn urn m mi muu
WHYTE & DE ROME, Proprs.
137 Beale and 292 Howard Street,
SA.1:T r'B.A.lq-CISCO.
Manufacturers of the
Tucker & Salsbury Patent Lubricator;
Fisher's Patent Oil Cup and Lubri-
cator; Kelborn's Patent Safety Pop
Valve; Phosphor Bronze; Brass,
Composition, Zinc and Babbitt Metal
Castings; Church and Steamboat Bells
and Gongs; Ship Work, Spikes, etc.;
Car Brasses and general car work;
Hydraulic Pipes, Nozzles and Hose
Couplings.
Heavy Machinery Castings a Specialty
A. J. TAIT.
MAETIAL HAINQUE.
iffiefa© ^M M®®Um#
115 and 117 BEALE STREET,
Below Mission Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Manufacture and Repair all kinds of Machinery.
Sole Manufacturers of
THE PATENT WOOD BRANDING AND PRINTING PRESS.
Particular Atterdion Given to Repairing.
ADTERTISING DEPABTMENT.
WAI.ES I-. I»Ar,MIEH, HORACE B. ATIGKT.J.,
ProBldent. Snperlntcndent.
GOLDEN STATE AND MINERS
IRON WORKS.
MINING, MILLING, PUMPING
AND
Plans, Working Dra-wings and Specifications for all kinds of Machinery.
GOLDEN STATE SUCTION AND PRESSURE DLOWERS.
Nos. 237 to 257 First Street, - ■ San Francisco.
OE30. •V^IT»a"3I>3ESIjE3I=l.,
COOPER,
No. 341 King Street, bet. Third and Fourth, S. F.
WiiOL'® emmUmp Mmwwmlm» Me^m
Tanks, Clarifiers for Br«trers,
And all Kinds of COOPEEAGE TO ORDER at SHORTEST NOTICE,
AT l_OWE:S~r CASM RRICES-
CALiIFORNIA^ TOOL. WORKS.
BLACKSMITH and MACHINE SHOP
143 and 145 Beale Street.
KSTABUSHED 18«8. J. WEIGH HART, Proprietor.
Sole Manufacturer of the California Patent Hay Cutter and Lawn Rake.
Flme Cot Tobaero Hi»«liin«. ll»t«li fi(pllft«r8, et«, I>t«s and Panelics r*F (Shoe Fac-
tories, Printers, Tinner*, etc. Bntcliers' Rockins KniTes and I^arce
CIcaTers, Hop Ttings, HonldinK and Khaplav KniTOS, Turning
Chisels, Panap and Spoon Angnnt, and all hinds
of fidvod Tools Made to Order.
Repairing of all kinds of Uachinery • •pecisltr. Heary Panchinf;, rorgiag Turning, Jsb GriBAiag aad
PoUsbing done with dispalch. ALX, WORK WABRAlfTXD.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
6 BATTERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
Sole Agents Pcieifle Coast:
Enoch Morgan's Sous Co.,
Manufacturers Sapolio and Hand Sapolio.
Alfred Wright, Rochester, N. Y.,
Manufacturer Fine Perfumery, Sachet Powder, and Flavoring Extracts,
Mattson Rubber Co., of N. Y.,
Manufacturers Druggists' Rubber Goods.
Coca Phosphate Co., N. Y.,
Y Manufacturers Coca Phosphates, The Ideal Neive Food.
Sol Coleman, Memphis, Tenu.,
Manufacturer Koko Tu Lu Chewing Gum.
Quaker Oil Co. of Penn.,
Manufacturers Lubricating Oils, Peerless Lubricating Compound, etc.
Also, IMPOITEES OF FRENCH, SPANISH AND ITALIAN OLIVE OIL.
Agents for California Pure Olive Oil, Pure Salad Oil, etc
Importers of FINE OLD KENTUCKY WHISKIES,
In Bond or Duty Paid.
^^~
OFFICE, 416 MONTGOMERY STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Manufacturers of
PIG LEAD, LEAD PIPE, SHEET LEAD, SHOT, BABBITT
METAL, SOLDER, BLUESTONE, and
Machine Loaded Shot-Gun Cartridges,
(Under Chamberlin Patents.)
GOLD AND SILVER BARS REFINED.
Base BiillM, Leail and Silver Ores Pnrcliaseil.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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AUTOMATIC FIRE SHUTTER
Adjusted to Passenger or Freight Elevators already in use or in process of construction.
This invention commends itself to the public for its efficiency in
closing all draft in Elevator Shafts, by which danger of fire is pre-
vented, and for its adaptation to all elevators.
For its security to life of employees or firemen in buildings, either
day or night, the Shutter, being automatic, is opened and locked by the
Elevator Cage in its ascent or descent, shutting off each floor efi'ectually,
so that accident is impossible. Its adoption is recommended by the
Chief Engineer of the San Francisco Fire Department and the Super-
vising Architect of the City, the Superintendent of the Underwriters'
Fire Patrol and its Board of Directors, by the leading Insurance Com-
panies, and principal architects of San Francisco, who have examined
and witnessed the Shutter now in operation.
For Specifications and particulars, apply to
H. W. SEVERANCE, Agent,
Office: 218 California St., Room 4.
Patented Dec. 21, 1875.
Reed's Sectional Boiltjr;
and I
Steam-Pipe Coyeringr.i
I. L. MERRELL,
AGE»T FOE
WIRE BOUND
BOILER COVEFUNGL
I. L. me:r«:ell.
AGENT FOR THE
CHALMERS-SPENCE CO.
AND THE
Reed's Elastic Sectional Kon-Conductiiig
COVERIE FOR STEAM SURFACES.
BRANCH OFFICE, 106 MARKET STREET.
Universal Wire BobM Aslestos
BOILER COVERING AND MATERIALS.
Also, Patented
Boiler Cleaning Liquid Compound,
For the Prevention and Removal of Scale in Steam Boilers,
AND
ASBESTOS, STEATITE.
Soapstooe Mastic Roofing and Paints.
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J. ANTONIO 8ALAZAR. C. F. MONTEALEGRE, Aoest.
MONTEALEGRE & CO
i:pci>vi|^""''"^'"
AND-
m
liiissiiB itrsbaot
230 CALIFORNIA STREET,
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B. D. HEATLIT. EDWIN WOTTON. ERNEST L. HEATLEY.
DICKSON, DE WOLF & CO.,
'?>
412-414 BATTERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
Heatlej, Wotti & Co., • ■ 11 GeorEe Yaril, Lomliart St., Won.
SOLE AGENTS OF|THE CELEBRATES
H. & H. W. CATHERWOOD'S
FINE OLD WHISKIES,
IK WOOD— " Monogram," "Old Stock," "A A A," "Cranston Cabinet," "Century,"
"Henry Bull," "Double B."
IK GLASS— In eases of 1 doi. quart bottles each—" Brunswick Club." pure Old Eye,
"Upper Ten," very old and choice.
ADVERTISING DEPABTMENT.
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Royal Mail lim Facbt Conpaij.
AGENCY, No. 506 BATTERY STREET, S. F.
Notice Is hereby given that arrangements have been entered into between the
ROYAL MAIL
TEAM PACKET COMPANY
AND THE
For the forwarding of treasure to the Bank of England and to the Bank of France
and Hamburg, by the steamships of the two Companies, under through bills of
lading, for delivery at destination by the Packets of the Boyal Mail Steam
Packet Co.
The following Steamships of the R. M. S. P. Co. leave Aspinwall for the
West Indies and Southampton, calling at Cherbourg, France, and at Plymouth,
England, to land passengers, on the 6th and 22d of each month.
Registered Tonnagre. Horse Power.
rARA 3.805 eoo Captain Bruce
DON 3,8©5 60© •* UToolward
MJEDWAY 3,687 600 •' eillles
mOSEliI^E 3,253 600 " Jellicoe
HIliE 3.039 60© "
EXiBE 3,063 " Brander
RETURN TICKETS, available for twelve months, issued at a reduction of 25 per cent.
The Company also dispatches an Extra Steamer from Aspinwall on the 23d of each month, for Bremen,
which affords great facilities to shippers of cargo for Bremen and Hamburg.
Through First Class tickets are issued from San Francisco to Plymouth, Cherbourg and Southampton, at
$200 TJ. S. gold. Third Class, §100.
For further particulars, etc., apply to the Company's Agent.
BRITISH VICE-CONSUL.
H. B. WILLIAMS.
A. CHESEBROUGH.
W. H. DIMOND.
HO.
Shipping and Commission
202 Market Street, - - Union Block,
San Francisco, Cal.
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JOHN MARTXSImIm,
Gold ^ Silver Plater
No, 623 SACRAMENTO STEEET,
BET. MONTGOMERY AND KEARNY, S-A.I>T' IF^^-A-H^CISCO.
Slnnufaolnrer and Importer of f'oaoh and Cnrriase Hardware, l<anipH. etc. A gond
aHHorlnient or « arriage Eianipft and Candleo conftlanlly on hand. Particnlar atten-
tion paid to the repairing of t'arriage l.anipH. Name Plates made at short notice.
A Kood aHsortnient of Door Plates and Numbers on hand.
IV. B. — Orders from the ^ ountrj promptly attended to.
-IVEImCH <£ CO
ra& ail HI
Brittan's Building, 109 CALIFORNIA ST., San Francisco, Cal.
Agents Moodyville Sa-wmill Company (limited) Burrard Inlet, B. C.
I^:E:PI^:E3SEls^TEX) :Bizr
B. I>. lYEIiCH * CO., .... Tower Chambers, I^Iverpool, Eneland
WEIiCH, BITH£T «& CO., .... . ■ Victoria, British Columbia
H. L. DODGE. L. H. SWEENEY'. J. E. KUGGLES. K. W. VAN SICKLEN.
DODGE, SWEENEY & CO.,
WHiLEilLE PiOVIilOII OEALEiS
And Commission Merchants^
Nos. U4-U6 MARKET ST., and U-13 CALIFORNIA ST.,
SJLIT :F'I^.A.Is^CISCO.
Sole Aeents for Kiibby, lIcNelll <& I.ibby'8 Canned Meats. H. BI. I>npee*s Chleago Hams
SAN FiADOlSOO STiVE WOiKS.
MANUFACTDBEBS OF
Nos. 622, 624 and 626 THIRD STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO, - - - CALIFORNIA.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 15
JOHN SKINKER,
258 Market Street, San Francisco.
SOLE AGENT FOB THE PACIFIC COAST FOR
Dupont's Cannon, Musket, Blasting, Mining & Sporting
fj X!^m g%.g
Union Metallic Cartridge Go's Cartridges, Rim and Central Fire Brass and
Paper Shot Shells, Wads, Primers, Bullets, etc., etc.
EAGLE SAFETY FUSE and NOBEL'S GIANT CAP COMPANY.
PACIFIC
k staining, Cutting, Umi anl Dssps; Works
19 FREMONT ST., aM 1213-1215 HOWARD ST., SAN FRANCISCO.
Glass Cutting, Staining, Embossing and Designing in all its Branches.
Bending of Glass a Specialty.
ROTHSCHILD & EHRENPFORT,
Wholesale CANDY Manufacturers
Importers and dealers in
and Domestic ^
U8 FRONT STREET, (Bet. California and Pine) SAN FRANCISCO.
Foreign and Domestic Nuts, £tc.
steam Candy Ffctory, 118 Front Street.
San Francisco Cordage Factory.
Constantly on hand a large and complete assortment of
Whale Line, Bale Rope, Tarred Manila Rope, etc.
]\Xanii.factu.re<i from Fure IVIanila Hemp.
SISAL ROPE OF ALL SIZES AND KINDS.
61 I and 613 .--m.*-^ Manufactory
FRONT STBKET. ' f * 1 T ■— S ■— g^^ ©83 O-JC-^- At the POT»£BO.
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SAN FRJLNCI8C0 DIBECTOBY.
JOHN WIELAND
BREWIM CO.
'^'^C^r:s.:MMt
wmm
m^^^^m^
228, 230, 234, 236, 238 and 240^econd Street,
Between Howard and Folseat,
The Amount of Beer Sold (luring the Year 1886 was 86,0393 Barrels
We take the present opportaDlty of thanking our friends and customers for the liberal
support heretofore extended to the
John Wieland Brewing Co.
And notify them that ve have added to our establishment
We are now ready to supply the market with the Favorite
joiH WM wm m \m\ ieee.
THE SAME IS OF EXCELLENT QUALITY, AND
SUPERIOR TO ALL IMPORTED BEERS.
al»vei;tisix(; depahtment.
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CORNER FULTON AND WEBSTER STREETS,
DRAJiERS IN
BEER and MALT
Yielding to the manifest wishes of the San Francisco public for a
Genuine Lager Beer,
We have thoroughly renovated our establishment, and are continually
adding new§ and improved machinery ; have ample facilities for ICE
MANUFACTURE, and increased our storage vaults ; and are, there-
fore, now in the field, amply prepared to face all competitors, both as
to QUALITY and QUANTITY.
N. B.— Especial attention paid to Country patronage.
EXPORT BOTTLE BEER of the FINEST QUALITY
Always on baud.
Recelyel FIRST PRIZE for BEST LAGER BEER at Meclianics' Institnte Fair, 1885.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
JERE. LOWNEY & SONS,
Carriage, Wagon, Truck and Cart
426 iNriiiNrTH sti=i.:b:h3t,
CARRIAGES, WAGONS, TRUCKS AND CARTS
Of every Jescrljtlon, always on liani or made to order,
FIRE APPARATUS
Of every description, including
Hook and Ladder Trucks and Hose Carts,
MADE TO ORDER.
Oriers froi all Sections of the Coiilry proioptly attenM to.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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TRANSITS,
Solar Transits.
SCALES, TAPES, CHAINS
Drawing Instrnments.
LEVELS.
Compasses.
POLES AND RODS.
Monntalii Baroieters.
MAKER OF
Maker of the Large Transit for the Re-Survey of the City of San Francisco, 1862-
429 MONTGOMERY STREET,
S. 'W. Corner Sacramento St.,
SAN FRANCISCO.
BREWEB8' THERMOMETERS,
GAUGES,
• AND
Ttoimeters for Sugar Pans, Etc.
INSTRUMENTS EXAMINED, REPAIRED
AND CAREFULLY ADJUSTED.
MATERIALS FOR OFFICE WORK SUPPLIED.
Awarded by the Mechanics' Institnte, Gold
and Silver Medals for every Exhibit since 1865.
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8AN FHANCISCO DIiaiCTORY.
A. M. JEWKLL.
C. A. HOOPER.
H. M. JEML I CO.
Manufacturers of
IRRIGATING PIPE,
Clilomalioii Tills anJ Water Tanks
ALSO, ALL KIUDSjF HOUSE FINISH.
Following is a testimonial in commendation of the workmansbip
of our tanks :—
St. Helena, Sept. 17, 1885.
A. M. Jewell & Co.:
Geuts— When one is dissatisfied with his bargains and
goods, he is supposed to be allowed to find fault ; per contra, when
pleased, it is not usual to say anything about it ; but as I am an odd-
ity in human life anyhow, I wish to tell you the ten tanks are all
up in good shape, have been tried with water, and are perfect. I
am very much pleased that you put in the extra staves so we could
leave out the three imperfect ones that happened in the lot. The
cooper says a better lot of wood and iron was never put together.
If you desire any refeieme in this section, use my name.
Eespectfully, K. E. WOOD.
i^end for Catalogue and
Price liist.
Factory and Office: Berry St., bet. Third and Fourth.
N. P. LANGLAND,
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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GUARANTEED TO WASH WITHOUT RUBBING
Has extraordinary merits, and is in good repute with the public, and that is why it is so
extensively imitated and counterfeited.
These counterfeits resemble the Queen Lily Soap in appearance and style of packing
only. They lack the purity and general excellence of the genuine.
This notice is neces3ary, as vilely injurious and dangerous imitations, liable to produce
chronic inflammation of the skin, are often substituted for the Queen Lily, because they
pay a larger profit.
The price of the Queen Lily is as low as consistent
with the cost of making such a high grade of pure
soap. The price, compared to the quantity and the
size of the cakes, makes it the cheapest soap for ev-
erybody and for every want. Consumers have simply
to insist upon having the Queen Lily, remembering
that if any substitute is offered it is for the advantage
of the seller.
The Queen Lily is the finest soap known for laun-
dry and general household use. It is made of vege-
table oils, and everything used in its manufacture is
the purest and best, so it is absolutely pure.
Ladies will find this soap especially adapted for
washing laces, infants' clothing, silk hose, cleaning
gloves and all articles of fine^ texture and delicate
color, and for the various uses about the house that
daily arise requiring the use of soap that is above the
ordinary in quality. For the bath, toilet or nursery it is preferred to most of the soap sold
for toilet use, being purer and much more pleasant and effective, and possesing aU the de-
sirable qualities ©f the finest unadulterated White Castile Soap. Respectfully,
IF'ISC^iliBESCJiSL cfc C3t-IL.OOTZ5,
Manufacturers of all kinds of Laundry and Toilet Soaps.
Office : 214 Sacramento Street.
Factory: Cor Sixteenth and Utah Streets, San Francisco.
The name '*Q,tTEEN LlIiY" registered as a trade-mark, and box label patented. Any infringement
•will be prosecuted.
[Ky For sale by all grocers on the Pacific Coast.
G. E. JESSE.
H. M. DBEW.
JESSE & DREW,
STAIR BUILDERS
SOUTH POINT MILL,
Berry Street, bet. Third and Fourth, S. P.
ALL. KINDS OF WOOD TURNING
Constantly on hand ami made to order,
Stair Rails, Posts, Balusters, etc.
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WATERHOUSE & LESTER,
IMPORTERS OF
MON LDMBER aai MM HB
Clark's Adjustable Carriage Umbrellas.
Brewster Side Bar and Triple Spring Gears and Parts.
Peters' Patent Adjustable Leather Dashes.
Leather and Rubber Carriage Tops.
SIAKrFACTl-BERS OF
SARVEN AND WOOD HUB WHEELS, BODIES GEARS, ETC.
16, 18, 20 and 22 Beale St., San Francisco.
709, 7U, 713 and 715 J Street, Sacramento.
NEW YORK OFFICE, ..... 159 FRONT STREET.
WHEEL. AND BODY FACTORY, SACRAMENTO.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
GEO. C. SHREVE. GEO. BONNY.
GEO. C. SHREVE & CO.
MANUFACTURING
m W mm
-A.3SrX)
Silversmiths.
IMPORTERS OF
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
DECORATED CHINA, BRONZES
Ivory and Fancy Goods.
106-108 MONTGOMERY ST.
Corner or Sutter.
24 «A\ FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
HOME AND DAY SCHOOL.
THE FIFTEEJ^TH YEj&Ii OF
JII88 Q:II^CT'S BGgOOL
work in
OcuTclcundj Ocul..
Will begin an WednescLay, July S7, 18 S7,
at
1020 OfiK BTIiEET,
between I'enth and Twelfth.
I^eg-ular and Special Courses. ,
Studies can be selected according- to individual
needs and aims.
Lessons, (Private and in Classes.
(prominence given to Languages, Jdusic, (J)rawing
and (Painting.
French, German and Spanish are spoken by resi-
dent teachers.
J^ore than two acres afford ample grounds for out-
door Exercise.
Jlddress, personally or by letter,
Jdiss L. Qrrcbcy,
THE OAKS,
OoMand, Cal.
EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT. 25
FIELD SEMINARY.
1825 Telegraph Avenue,
OAKLAND, ALAMEDA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA.
This School has been in successful operation for the past fifteen
years.
It occupies three buildings, connected by covered ways, and sur-
rounded by spacious ornamental and recreation grounds.
Terms commmence on the first Wednesday in January and the last
Wednesday in July.
The school is under the direction of thorough and experienced
educators.
Pupils receive unsectarian christian care and culture.
Departments — English and Classical, Modern Languages, Vocal
and Instrumental Music, Drawing and Painting.
This School prepares Ladies for the University of California and
for any of the Eastern Colleges, and furnishes facilities for pursuing
special studies.
For further information address
FIELD SEMINARY, 1825 Telegraph Avenue.
ciJ.flLijir'ortisrijgL
OAKLAND, CAL.
COL. "W. H. O'BRIEN,
PEINCIPAL.
FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS.
Thorough Instruction in all Departments.
NEXT TERM BEGINS MONDAY, JULY 20, 1887.
EdF" Send for Circular.
26 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Dolores St., bet. Sixteenth and Seventeenth Sts., San Francisco.
Conducted by the SISTERS OF NOTRE DAME.
This Institution, founded In 1866, chartered in 1876 by Act of the Legislature of the State of Call-
fornia. and empowered to confer Collegiate Honors, is situated on Dolores Street, opposite the Old Mission
Church.
The course of instruction embraces all the branches necessary to the acquisition of
Tuition, Board, Washing and Bedding, per annum $260 00
EXTRA CHARGES =
Piano, -with use of Instrument, per annum $60 00
Vocal Music, Class Lessons " " 20 00
Vocal Music, Private Lessons " " 36 00
Drawing, per annum 20 00
Painting in Water Colors, per annum 36 00
Painting In Oil, per Lesson 1 00
Vacation spent at the College 30 00
Graduating Fees 10 00
Physician's Fees to be paid in case of sickness.
Bills are presented and are payable at the beginning of each half session, in advance.
Select Day School attached to the College.
TERMS PER MONTH, PAID IN ADVANCE:
Tuition in the 1st and 2d College Classes $6 00
Tuition in the 3d and 4th College Classes 5 00
Tuition in the Ist and 2d Preparatory Classes 4 00
Tuition in the 1st and 2d Grammar Classes 3 00
Tuition in the 1st and 2d Intermediate Classes 2 00
Tuition in the 1st and 2d Primary Classes 1 50
Music (Vocal and Instrumental), Drawing, Painting and Private Elocution lessons form extra .c)\«rge8,
as In the Boarding School, but lessons in French and Spanish are given gratis throughout ; as also in Plain
and Fancy Needlework.
N. B.— A Private Conveyance is furnished at moderate rates, for the convenience of pupils residing in
distant parts of the city.
For further particulars apply to the
SUPERIORESS.
EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT. 27
BOARDING AND DAY
SCHOOL
FOR
YOUNG LADIES AHD LITTLE GIRLS
SeTentl Ayerae anl SiiteeDtli Street,
East Oakland, Cal.
Miss S J JISBEE, - - Principal and Proprietor,
The location of this school is retired. The
building is new and is constructed in the most
approved style of modern architecture, securing
sunshine and ventilation in every part. The
school is limited in number and is strictly select.
Each pupil is considered a member of the family,
and all freedom and comfort, consistent with good
order, are enjoyed as at home. The location is
unsurpassed for healthfulness.
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SAN FKANCISCO DIRECTORY.
iiiPEi iEiliiL ©iLLE@E
N. E. Cor. Sacramento and Webster Streets.
[Successor to Medical College of the Pacific.]
FACULTY.
li. C. LANE. M. D., Professor of Surgery.
C. N. ELLINWOOD, M.D., Professor of Physiology.
ADOLPH BARKAN, M. U., Professor of Ophthalm-
ology and Otology.
J. H.WYTHE, M.D., Professor of Microscopy and
Histology.
HENRY GIBBONS Jr., M.D.. Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women and Children.
W. A. DOUGLASS, M. D., Professor of Clinical Sur-
gery.
J. O. HIRSCHFELDER, M.D., Professor of Clinical
Medicine.
CLINTON CUSHINO, M.D.. Professor of Gynecology.
W. D. JOHNSTON, M. D., Professor of Chemistry
and Toxicology.
R. H. PLUMMER, M. D., Professor of Anatomy.
CHAS. H. STEELE, M.D., Professor of Materia Med-
ica and Therapeutics.
SAMUEL O. L. POTTER, M. D., Professor of the
Principles and Practice of Medicine.
J. F. MORSE, M.D., Adjunct to Chair of Clinical
Surgery.
W. 8. WHITWELL, M. D., Adjunct to Chair of Ob-
stetrics.
CHAS. E. FARNUM, M.D., Demonstrator of Anatomy.
A. A. ABRAMS, M.D., Demonstrator of Pathology.
Tlie Three-Year Curriculum is adopted by
this College ; attendance upon three regular courses—
at least one In this institution— being obligatory.
A Matrlcnlating: Examination, or other ev-
idence of the possession of a fair education, will be
required on entering.
The Re£fnlar Course commences on the first
Monday in June of each year, and continues until
November. It is thus a Summer Course, contrary to
general usage.
The Intermediate Course commences early
in January of each year, and continues nearly four
months. It is a great assistance as a preparatory step
to the Regular Course, and as offering the fullest op-
portunities for the prosecution of dissection. Al-
though attendance upon this course is not obligatory,
it is earnestly recommended that all attend it who
can poseibly'do so.
Should any further information be desired, it may
be obtained by application, in person or by letter, to
HENRY GIBBONS Jr., M.D.,
Dean of the Faculty,
Office. 920 Polk Street, corner of Geary ; or at the
College, NE corner Sacramento and Webster Streets.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
29
Omi flom m M m Ins,
Central Avenue, between Jackson and Madison Streets,
OAKLAND, CAL.
This institution is under the direction of
E. H. WOOLSEY, M. D., Surgeon and Physican-in-Chief,
and a Board of able Attending and Consulting Physicians, Surgeons, Obstetricians and
Oculists.
Steam, Medicated and Electric Baths, and all the appointments of a first-class general
Hospital, and all the requirements, conveniences and comforts of a Private Home for In-
valids are here provided.
The Matron is an experienced nurse, and the nurses and attendants (male and female)
are well trained and reliable.
The institution is healthfully, pleasantly and conveniently located, occupying an entire
block, in a quiet neighborhood, surrounded by elegant private residences; and yet within
four blocks of the Central Pacific and Narrow Gauge Eailroads, and accessible to their
stations by the Central Avenue street cars.
The sewerage facilities are perfect. The wards and private rooms are large, sunny,
well ventilated and appropriately furnished.
The building exteriorly is shown in the above cut, together with its attractive grounds;
interiorly the woodwork is of solid and carved walnut, the mantels of purest Italian marble
and design, and the walls decorated with exquisite frescoes.
The Hospital Section, comprising Surgical, Medical and Convalescent "Wards, is sepa-
rated from the section for Invalids, each department being provided with special corridors,
bath rooms, electrical appliances, etc.
TERMS, INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE:
In Ward «15 per ureek.
In Private Rooms $30 to 40 »« ♦♦
Two persons in room 18 to 30 " *•
No Extra Charges.
In confinement cases an additional fee of $25 will be charged.
Patients in private rooms desiring special nurses in constant attendance will be charged
$2 50 per day extra.
Physicians in good standing will be allowed to maintain and treat private patients in
this institution.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
THE
PACIFIC HOSPITAL
STOCKITOIV, CAL.
PRIVATE HOSPITAL FOR THE CARE AND TREATMENT OF MENTAL
AND NERVOUS DISEASES.
The Proprietary Institution known as THE PACIFIC HOSPITAL,
is especially devoted to the care and treatment of Mental and Nervous
Diseases. The buildings are capacious and comfortable, having been
constructed for the accommodation of over 200 patients, and they are
pleasantly situated in the suburbs of Stockton, and surrounded by at-
tractive grounds of forty acres in extent, with cultivated gardens and
pleasant walks. Its advantages over public institutions in facility of
admission and procuring extra accommodation, if required, are obvious.
For terms and other particulars, apply to the Proprietor and Super-
intendent,
DR. ASA CLARK,
Stockton, Cal.
REFERENCES
Db. L. C. lane, San Francisco
Db. W. H. mays, Stockton,
Superintendent of the Stockton Asylum
Db. ROBT. a. McLean, San Francisco.
Db. I. S. TITUS, San Francisco.
Db. R. H. PLUMMER, San Francisco,
Db. E. H. WOOLSEY,
Surgeon S. P. Co., and Oakland Hospital.
Db. JOHN E. KUNKLEB, San Francisco.
Db. W. S. THOKNE, San Jose. -
Db. G. a. SHUKTLEFF, Napa,
Late Superintendent State Insane Asylum.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
n
iU DeparU Univorsitj of Calikia
T O L. -A. ISr ID H A. X. X. ,
STOCKTON STREET, BELOW CHESTNUT,
FACULTY.
E. S. HOLDEN, LL. D.. President of the Upiversity.
Q. A. SHURTLEFF, M. D.. Emeritus Professor of
Mental Diseases and Medical Jurisprudence.
R. BEVERLY COLE, A.M., M.D., M.R.C. S., Eng.
Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology.
M. W. FISH, M.D., Professor of Physiology and Mi-
croscopy.
W. F. McNUTT, M.D., M.R.C. P. Edin., etc., Pro-
fessor of Priuciples and Practice of Medicine.
ROBERT A. MCLEAN, M. D., Professor of Clinical
and Operative Surgery, Dean.
W. E. TAYLOR, M. D., Professor of Principles and
Practice of Surgery.
F. B. KANE, M.D., F. R. C. S. I., Professor of Clini-
cal Medicine and Pathology.
A. L. LENGFELD, M. D.. Professor of Materia Med-
ica and Medical Chemistry.
WILLIAM B. LEWITT, M. D., Professor of Anatomy.
BENJAMIN R. SWAN, M.D., Professor of Diseases
of Children.
W. H. MAYS, M. D., Professor of Mental Diseases
and Medical Jurisprudence
WASHINGTON AYER, M. D.. Professor of Hygiene.
GEORGE H. POWERS. A. M., M. D., Professor of
Ophthalmology and Otology.
WM. WATT KERR, M.D., Professor of Therapeutics.
The College Y'ear is divided into two terms; the
preliminary or spring term and the regular or summer
term. The preliminary term commences March Ist
and ends May 14th. the regular term begins June 1st
and terminates October 29th. During these terms all
the branches of medicine and surgery will be taught,
didactically and clinically. Regular clinics are held
three days in the week at the City and County Hos-
pital, where the Professors of the practical chairs
have charge of wards, and possess every facility for
the instruction of students. Lectures are given dally
by the Professors, and evening recitations are held
three times a week.
FEES.
Matriculation Fee (paid but once) $ 5
Demonstrator's Ticket 10
Fee for the First Course of Lectures.,^,, 1.30
Fee for the Second Course of Lectures 130
(No fee is required for the Third Course of
Lectures.)
Graduating Fee 40
For further information address the Dean,
ROBERT A. McIiEAN, M. D.,
603 Merchant St., cor. Montgomery, San Francisco
TRUMAN. ISHAM t HOOKER.
PIANO BOX, END SPRING, BUGGY. Price, $125.
WE HATE THE FINEST LINE OF
BUGGIES, CARTS AND CARRIAGES
On the Pacific Coast.
OUR REPOSITORY
is the finest west of the Rocky Mountains.
Vehicles and Agricnltnral Implements
of erery description • specialty.
SHERWOOD H^R,^ ESS
NOVELTY STEEL
This is the Greatest Novelty ever
offered, and a boon to Farmers.
[ Traces and Doubletrees dune away with.
Collar $3.50
Lines 2.25
! Bridles 3.25
ONLY
SentC.O.D.byEip's
WE ABE AGENTS FOB
MnCORMICK MOWERS,
REAPERS AND TWINE BINDERS,
JOHN BODD'S CELEBRATED HOLLINGSWORTH RAIES,
Celebrated Randolph Header,
La Dow Pulverizing Harrow,
SHERWOOD'S NOVELTY HARNESS,
David Bradley's Garden City Clipper Ploira.
sjLiq- iFia^isrcisoo, c^l
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SAN FKANCISCO DIRECTORY.
BAY CITY FLOUR MILLS.
SAMM & WBSTPHAL,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
wm
f
Grain and Meals
OF ALL KINDS.
Proprietors of
The Xew Breakfast Cereal.
GERM MEAL is delicious, easily and quickly prepared, and is
indispensable to Dyspeptics and Invalids.
SOL.D BY Al^I. OBOCER^.
CSrZ-^ixi IBouLsrlxt fox- Oa^slo..
OFFICE AND MILL: OAKLAND, CAL.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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(SUCCESSORS TO C. V. GILLESFIE)
SEARCHERS
OF
AND
CONVEYANCERS.
Titles Examined and Abstracts Furnished to I^ands in any
County in the State.
SAW FMANCISCO,
BLACK DIAMOND COAL MINING CO.
WHITE ASH STEAM COAL
— AND —
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"Etry tlxe Oax-s<=>* o^ i^tx Xjots to JSxxit,
OFFICE, 450 MAIN STREET (NEAR BRYANT ST. AND CITY FRONT.)
P. B. CORNWALL, President and Manager.
A. D. OAKLEY,
Red Rubber Stamps
AT HALF PRICE,
No. 329 SANSOME STREET,
34 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
ALLEN & HIGGINS LUMBER GO.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
18 and 20 SPEAB STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Have constantly on hand a full stock of
Mahogany, Black Walnut,
Cherry, Prima Vera, Koa,
Spanish Cedar, Oak, Ash,
Rosewood, Lignum Vitae, Hickory, Maple,
White Wood, Bass Wood,
Oregon Ash and Maple,
California Laurel, etc., etc.
Walnut, Spanish Cedar and Mahogany Stair Balusters, Dowels
and Fine Cabinet Woods a Specialty.
SAN FEAEISCO DIRECTORY
For the Year commencing May, 1887.
ZMBSAOIKO AN
ACCURATE INDEX OF RESIDENTS
AlTD A
BUSINESS DIRECTOEY;
ALSO
A GUIDE TO STEEETS, PUBLIC OFFICES, ETC.,
AND A RELIABLE MAP OF THE CITY.
TOGETHEB WITH
The Offloers of the Monlolpal Government, Sooietiea and other Organizations, and
* a great variety of Useful Information.
TWENTY-EIGHTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION.
UBSCRIPTION price: FIVE D O Ij L A R I
W. H. L. CORRAN, Compiler.
FiMieatum Office: 518 CLAY STBEET.
SAN FBANCISCO:
1887.
Entered according to Act of CongreBB, In the Year 1887, bv Paister & Co., In the office of the
Librarian of Congress, at Washington, D. 0.
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PREFACE
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several years past on account of the increase in population, and also
because people have become more accustomed to refer to it than here-
tofore, we, in accordance with our usual policy of always giving our
patrons a little more instead of less than we promise or they expect,
present this our twenty-eighth annual volume in a much more ex-
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patronage it would be impossible for us to publish such a book as
Langley's San Francisco Directory for 1887.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
LARKINS & GO.
Manufacturers of
Carriages of all Descriptions,
631 and 633 HOWARD STREET,
CJomer Hubbard, San Francisco,
An -m-nr^iqi of
Mm aM Carriap Pali floDe at tie Mst ilice.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
ADDITIONAL NAMES, BEMOVALS, BTC.
BANK AND INSURANCE DEPABTMENT
BANKS „
PAOBi
134
1253
69
130
131
131
131
130
......1277
105
,.«— 70
PAQS.
KEY TO PUBLIC OFFICES 132
Federal > _ 132
State 132
BUILDINGS, BLOCKS, ETC
Blocks, Bo*8, Wharves >
Places of Amusement ^ „..
Prominent Places .. .„,._
MILITARY
Independent Companies...-
National Guard of California
MUNICIPAL GOVEBNMENT
10*
105
^ 104
„ 57
PtiWlr. RnlliUngR, TTdlln ,
Board of Education „.
57
BUSINESS DIBECTORT
CEMETEEIES
CHUKCHES.> „„ ^ jt,^
Board of Supervisors
City and County Officers
-POLICE DEPABTMENT
57
58
«.„. 60
COUBTS „
EDUCATTONAT, TiEPAHTivncN'r
...... 68
M
66
PBIVATE SCHOOLS „
64
^„ 63
FEDERAL OFFICEBS „ „
BEGISTEB OF NAMES
SOOTTi'TT'R''
.^ .„ 181
Army. ... ...„ .,
66
M ...........1 ... 77
Coast and Geodetic Snrvey...^.. „
. .. 66
Benevolent......... „ ..—..........
Literary, Historical, etc —
^ 78
Custom House „ .
67
66
66
...... 67
-. 97
Light House Department.™
Post-oflBce „ _„ __, «^„™...._... .._.
Odd Fellows ...„
Protective „
, •RRllglnTIB ,... ,.., , „„,,
_ as
Surveyor-General. . . . „...^
.L... 67
. 67
67
77
United States Treasury
United States Mint
FIBE ALARM AND POLICE TELEGRAPH ...
Social
Temperance....- „
STATE APPOINTEES.
STATE OFFICEBS „
STBEET AND AYENUE GUIDE...
WABD BOUNDAEIES
..».«.. . ..— 101
.... 94
„ 68
FIBE DEPABTMENT
FIBE PATBOL.. „
62
62
132
132
...„'^, 68
107
KEY TO PUBLIC OFFICES.
City and County....>.>....„
.-- «0
54 SAN FRANCISCO DIBECTORY.
HENRY LUND & CO
AND
GmiiiiBB IHmkf
AGENTS FOR THE
micE WE Ml CO., imi,
or LIVERPOOL.
ROYAL SWEDISH AND NORWEGIAN CONSULAH.
214 California St., San Francisco, Cal.
Representel l)y W, c, KIRSCHSTEIN, No, l Bmswicli Street, Llyerpool,
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ADVERTISERS.
PAOE.
iEtns Insurance Co. back coverand 1271
Allen W. R 1377, 1404
Allen A Hlgglns Lumber Co.. .back
cover and 34
Anglo-CalKomlan Bank 12.t6
Anglo-Nevada Assurance Corpora-
tion, front cover and 1266
Annes A DaUam. 1405, 1408
Bacon & Companv 1377
Bancroft. W. B. <fc Co...reg. names,
bottom lines
Bandmann, Nielsen ACo 518
Bank British North America 1262
Bank of California r.i54
Bankers' and Merchants' Life Ins.
Co top edge of book
Baptls John H 1330
Bazan F. Dr....reg. of names, right
bottom comer, and 1286
Belloc <fe Co 1261
BIsbee S. B. Miss 27
Black Diamond Coal Mining Co 33
Boardman Geo. C. .back cover and 1271
Boeech K. & Co 1344
Brady Michael 1339
Brown Chas. & Son 265
Brown, Craig <fe Co., reg. names top line
Brunswick, Balke, Collender Co. ...1287
Brunswick E. BlUiard Table Co 272
Bndde Joseph 1404
Bush David 284
Bush 4 Mallett. 285
Buswell W. P „ 1377
Cadenan John M. & Co 288, 1302
Caledonian Oat Meal Mills 1367
California Artificial Stone Paving
Co 1278,1311,1372,1387
California Bridge Co 860
California Car Works reg. of
names, bottom lines
California Electrical Works...l277, 1278,
1279, 1286, 1287. 1289, 1290, 1296, 1298,
1299, 1320(2), 1321 (3), 1324, 1340, 13.53,
1364(2), 1375, 1388, 1398(2), 1403, 1405,
1407
California Fireworks Co 1324
California Horse Shoe Co 5
California Military Academy 25
California Paving Co 1279
California Perforating Screen Co 5
Capp C. S. & Co 1381
Carpenter E. W.... bottom edge of book
Chanman W. B 624
City Steam Carpet Beating ■Work8..1301
Clark Asa Dr back cover and 30
Clark N. ASons business headings
Cobb * Co 1380
Cobnm C. W. ft Co 10
College of Notre Dame 26
Colton Dental Association 340, 1315
Commercial Insurance Co.. .reg of
names, side lines, and 1272
Commercial Union Assurance Co...l273
Conklin Bros 1301
Connecticut Fire Insurance Co.,
back cover
CookH. N 1287, 1338
Cooper Medical College 28
Coulson Nat. T 1315
Crelgbton Jos 1400
Davis & CoweU 388
Day J. E 1399
Delger E. F 861
Dennlston E. G 1388
Dickson, De Wolf 4 Co 12
Dickson Robert back cover
Dietle Chas 193
Dlngee W. J 1381
PAOE.
Dixon, Borgeson 4 Co „..reg. of
names, bottom lines, and 1387
Dixon Crucible Co 401
Dodge, Sweeney & Co 14
Donohoe, Kelly & Co 1260
Dornin George D....reg. of names,
bottom lines, and 419
Dougherty P. E. & Co 4.32
Driscoll C. E 1286
Duncan George <fe Ca.._ 1279, 1383
Dunham, Carrigan & Co 1337
& Eldrldge 1380
Echpse Champagne.. reg. of names,
top lines
Egerton Henry C 1364
Eggers <fe Gould 1362
Electric Development Co.. 1320 (2), 1392
Enginger V 1405
Evans A 1318
Evans C. H 1322,1379
Examiner The 545
Famsworth & Ruggles 289
Field Seminary 25
Field's Biscuit and Cracker Co 469
Filippe T. B 1396
Finke's Widow 193
Flremans Fund Ins. Co front
cover, and 473
First National Bank 1262
Fischbeck & Glootz 21
Fisher L. P 1277
Foard Lorentz 1386
Foikers J. H. A. & Bro...l315, 1393, ISO
Forbes A. B front cover and 1278
Forderer Joseph F 1313
Frank H. W. & Co 1328
Fratinger & Co reg. of names,
lower cor. right page
Freud <fe Sons 1313
Fulton J. J 1371
Gamlss J. R 1275
German Savings and Loan Society ..1264
Giant Powder Co 518
Gladding, McBean & Co.. .business
headings
Golden State and Miners' Iron Wks...9
GranoUthIc Paving Co. ...1252, 1278,
1279, 1296, 1311, 1372, 1388, 1392
Gray N. & Co 1400
Green A. F. & Co 515
Greenebaum & Co...„.. — 1359
Greenleaf J. L 1293.1391
Gundlach J. & Co reg. of names,
side lines
Gntte & Frank 1271
Hall A. L 4 Son 560
Hall 4 Ferguson 1172
Halsted 4 Co 1400
Hammond John reg. of names,
bottom lines
Haraszthy Arpad dfe Co reg. of
names, top lines
Harris 4 Merigan 723
Haslett 4 Bailey„ 1402
Hastings The reg. of
names, lower cor. left page and 1306
Healy T. J 1376
Hibemia Savings and Loan Soc 1265
Hicks & Judd.reg. of names, top lines
Hirsch A. 4 Co 1368
Hobbs, Wall 4 Co 613, 1293
HoSftaan G. 4 Co 1322
Home Benefit Life Associailon. 625
Hopper S. E 1330
Imperial Fire Ins. Co 419
Indianapolis Furniture Co front
edge of book
PAOB.
...1278 (2). 1381.
1388. 1398, 1401
„ _....21
Jackson P. H. <fe Co..«h
Jesse & Ttrev
Jewell A. M, & Co
Jones H. L
Jung J. C
Kahn Henry A Co „.„..^.....„l!e8
Kanlfuss F. C 1330
Kerr David „.7
King James L 1310, 1386
Kohler 4 Frohllng.. front cover
La Grande Laundry 1345
Lake 4 Co 1296
Lane J. H 1320
Lane W. E reg. of names, upper
cor. right page, and 1296, 1304, 1330,
1368, 1376, 1386
Langland N. P 20
Larkins 4 Co 52
Layng H. G 1356
Lee John 4 Co 1399
Le Gal C. L _ _ 1289
Leek G. W 1315
Llnforth James 1287, 1328, 1342, 1390,
1392, 1405
Lion Fire Insurance Co 419
London and San Francisco Bank.... 1255
London, Northern and Queen Ins.
Go's back cover
London,Farls and American Bank..l259
Lorvea A. M 1286
Lowney Jere. 4 Son 18
Luckhardt C. A. & Co 1279
Lund Henry & Co ™ 54
Lundy T 193
Lutgen Charlep F 1277
MacCabe & Co 1408
Madison & Bnrke 1381
Mallon John 15
Manheini, Staples 4 Co 1268
Mann <fe Benedict reg. of names,
lower cor. left page, and 1308
Marcus Geo. & Co 1273
Marsh H. F 1290
MartellJohn 14
Massey Atkins 1400
McAlester & Jones 1295, 1381
McCarthy James 1*30
McNicolI A. J. <fc Co 1321
Medical Dept University of CaL 31
Mercer M. A_ „ 1311
Merrell I. L U
Meussdorffer K 842
MeussdorfferM 843
Mever, Marshall 4 Co 1329
Mienola John 848
Mitchell James E 1301
Mixer George H 6
Montague W. W. & Co reg. of
names, upper comers left page,
and 1316, 1342, 1356, 1380, 1393, 1398(2)
1399
Montealegre & Co 12
Moraghan M. B 1369
Morgan Oyster Co back of cover
MuUerC 1368
Munsell James, Jr 1276. 12T7
Mnrphey William L 1371
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co.,
1276, 1277
Mutual Life Insurance Co...front cover
and 1278
National Brewing Co _..17, 1293
National Vinegar Works 1402
Neustadter Bros „ 1387
Nevada Bank of S. F 1257
Nevada Metallurgical Works 1279
58 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ADYERTISEKS.
PAGE.
Newball H M 4 Co . 897
Rouleau V. A 1388
PAOE.
Sul'lvan. KeUy & Co 689
Sun Insurance Co 1270
Sutro & Co 1265
Swiss Marine Ins. Cos. Comblned..l272
8yz Harry W _ „.... .4272
Talt 4 Halnqne 8
Tatum 4 Bowen. 1385
Tay George H. <fc Co.....^.back cover
Thompson E 1390
Thors Louis 1152
Tracy L. Miss , „ 24
Travelers' Insurance Co 1275
Truman, Isham A Hooker.. .reg. of
n, V. „ ^ » °?™*^' '"P "9^*' •°'* ^^
Trumbull 4 Beebe front cover
Tubbs 4 Co 15
New Zealand Loan and MercantUe
Nich^sA^c^-ci ■:r:r:::z::^
Royal Mall Steam Packet Co 13
Royal, Norwich Union and Lan-
cashire Fire Ins. Cos, bottom
edge of book
Nolte 4 Walsh _ 1356
Norcro8i4Co ^ ffi5
Noriega Jnan L .^»...»....905
North Pacific Coast RBL ....1410
Oakland Hospital »....29
OaklevA. D 33
Oesterrelcher L. A Co IMl
Oliver H. 4 Co 1323
Rnfflno 4 Blanchl 1357
San Francisco Bridge Co 1294
San Francisco BuUetln_back cover
and 1412
San Francisco Call 1411
San Francisco Cordage Factory 15
San Franelaco Laundry,
reg. of names, side lines, and 1345
San Francisco Savings Union 1263
San Francisco Stove Works 14
San Francisco Zinc Foundry 1408
San Francisco Wire Works 1406
Sanborn A. 1 1390
.<anta Clara College 688
Pacific Asphaltum Co 1383
Pacific Bank 2
Pacific Business College._...back of
cover, and 800, 1309
Pacific Collection Co 1309
Pacific Hospital back cover and 30
Pacific Lamp and Reflector Co 1344
Turpln F. L U67
Umbsen G. H. <fc Co 1381
Union Ice Co front cover
Union Insnrance Co 1269
Union Oil Co „ ....1368
United States Laundry 1172
Upton Bros „...1378
Valentine R U«9
Waldteufel A. 1302
Walton N. C 1279
Warren Alfred 1371
Warren W. H 1.321
Washington Insnrance Co __.._419
Wass D. D 1320
Waterhouse 4 Lester 22
Weed & Klngwell _ 7
Weichhart J 9
Welch 4 Co 14
Wellington B. F 1320, 1385
WeUs, Fargo & Co 1258
Wenzell W. T 1304
Wheeler 4 Burdick 1300
^•hyte 4 De Rome 8
Sather Banking Co 1261
Scarborough W. B. <fc Co 1384
Schenk Chris & Co 1323
Schmidt Label and Llth. Co 1057,
Schuster Bros 1393
Seaburg Charles F 1302
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Shreve Geo. C. 4 Co...23, 1316, 1313,
1389,1402
Slebrecht Franz 1284, 1311
Simpson 4 Millar 33, 1385
Sklnker Joha „ 15
SllDkey J. E 544
Sloane W. 4 J. 4 Co..reg. of names,
lower cor. left page, and 1300, 1301
Smith Barlow J 1374
Pacific Saw Manufacturing Co 1385
Pacific Vinegar and Pickle Works..l402
Pacific Woodenware and Cooper-
age Co 1312, 1408
PackBher S 1304
Page's Automatic Fire Shutter 11
Palmer & Bey 937
PasqualeB 1168
Patent Brick Co 1293
Pattlson E. A. & Co reg. of names,
side lines, and 1293, 1312, 1357, 1398
Payne Bros 1290
Perrler-J'ofiet "Champagne 624
Phelps 4 Miller 957
Phenlx Insurance Co. of Brooklyn.
reg. of names, top lines
Philadelphia Brewery 16
Southern Pacific Co 1409
Spauldlng George & Co 1378
Spauldlng J. & Co 1300, 1320
Sperry & Co „ 1102
St. Ignatius' CoUege 1105
St. Marv's College , _720
Pratt H. G 1300
Preston 4 McKlnnon 1355
'rice Jacob 1277, 1377
Price M „ „ 1313
Price Thomas „ 1279
Wieland Brewing Co 16
Wilder & Lowe „ 1404
Williams, Dlmond 4 Co „ 18
Williams W. I. 4 Co 1372
Wilshlre W. B. 4Co. 1384
Wilson 4 Bro „ .....1316
Stange 4 Jaenecke 1361
Stanley Charles T ... . 1366
Qnlrt John W 7
WIndeler George „ ..9
Wolff Wm. & Co 133
Wood Geo. M. 4 Co 1239
Woodin 4 Little... 1293, 1338, 1368, 1379.
1395, 1404, 1405
Woolsey E. H. Dt „ 29
Zinns Christian back cover and 60
Starbird & Goldstone 1355
Starr 4 Co 860
State Investment and Ins. Co.back
cover and 1267
Steams Mnfg Co 1385
Stott A. W 1316, 1343 (2), 1402
Strahle Jacob 4 Co 1288
Relmer Julius 1277. 1280
Rix 4 Firth 1277, 1318, 1338, 13&1
Roach John. „....19
Roebllng's Sons John A front cover
Rosekrans H. & Co 1017
Rothschild 4 Ehrenpfort 15
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CbLirOL CA I nA Un f (superiority oyer imported. NoBrsndyused. ( 530 WASEIimOiT STSIZT.
THE
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
City and County of San Francisco, 1887.
Matob of the City and County.— EDWARD B. POND,
ex-ofllcio President of the Board of Supervisors ; salary $3,000
per annum.
Clebk.— ANDREW J. MOULDER ; appointed by the Mayor ;
salary $3,000 per annum.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Term of office, two years ; salary, $1,200 per annum ; terms
expire first Monday In December, 1888. Weekly meetings
each Monday evening. Quarterly meetings first Monday in
January, April, July, and October. Special meetings at the
discretion of the President.
-EDWARD B. POND.
Clerk.— JOHN A. RUSSELL ; appointed by the Board ; salary
$3,600 per annum.
Deputy Cleek.— WILLIAM T. PATTERSON ; salary $1,800
per annum.
Sergeant-at-Abms.— PETER KELLY; salary $1,200 per
m
Members.
First Ward-HUGH CURRAN.
Seventh Ward-
-WILLIAM HAWKINS.
Second '
JAMES M. MCDONALD.
Eighth "
ALBERT F. KNORP.
Third •
COLIN M. BOTD.
Ninth
ALBERT HEYER.
Fourth '
JOSEPH PESCIA.
Tenth
WILLIAM P. LAMBERT
Fifth '
CHARLES S. BUSH.
Eleventh "
HERMANN JOOST.
Sixth •
A. M. BURNS.
Twelfth •'
SARGENT S. MORTON.
STANDING COMMITTEES— Judiciary— McDonald, Curran, Pescia. Finance and Auditing— Boyd,
McDonald, Bush. Fire Department— McDonald, Hawkins, Knorp. Streets, Wharves, etc.— Burns, Joost,
McDonald. Curran, Morton. Public Buildings— Busb, Knorp, Lambert. Water and Water Supplies— Morton,
Burns, McDonald, Hawkins, Joost. Health and Police, and House of Correction— Curran, Pescia, Lambert,
Hcyer, Boyd. License and Orders— Heyer, Hawkins, Bush. Hospital— Pescia, Burns, Morton. Printing
and Salaries— Joost, Boyd, Heyer. Industrial School— Hawkins, Bums, Pescia. Street Lights- Lambert,
Boyd, Knorp, Bush, Joost. Outside Lands— Knorp, Boyd, Lambert, Morton, Currwi.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Term of office, two years ; expires first Monday In January, 1889. No compensation. Meetings, first
and third Wednesdays of each month.
President- W. F. GOAD. Secretary— George Beanston. Assistant Secretaries— W. H. Miller and Stuart
Aldrich. Bookkeeper— W. G. Lansing. Messenger— Alexander Imbrie.
Superintendent op Common Schools— JAMES W. ANDERSON ; salary, $4,000 per annum.
Deputy Superintendent —H. W. PHILBROOK; appointed by the Superintendent; salary, $3,000 per
annum.
Members.
W. F. GOAD. JAMES L. HAL8TEAD. C. B. STONE.
DAVID BARRY. J. W. McDONALD. JOHN A. 8TE1NBACH.
AUGUSTUS J. BOWIE, Je. JOHN O'KANE. THOMAS P. WOODWARD.
R. C. HOOKER. JOS. ROTHSCHILD.
STANDING COMMITTEES.— Classification — Stone, Bowie, Steinbach, Woodward, Goad, Anderson.
Rules and Regulations— Bowie, Rothschild, Stone, Goad. Credentials and Qualifications of Teachers-
Hooker, Rothschild, Halstead, Goad, Anderson. School Houses and Sites— McDonald, Barry, Hooker, Goad.
Salaries— Rothschild, Bowie. Stone. Furniture and Supplies— Steinbach, Rothschild, McDonald. Finance-
Barry, Woodward, Hooker. Judiciary— Halstead, Steinbach, O'Kane. Printing— Woodward, Barry. Jani-
tors— O'Kane, McDonald, Barry, Anderson. Visiting— Woodward, McDonald, O'Kane, Halstead.
CO
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
nannfacfnrer of every description of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CABS.
43 to 50 Beale Street. San Francisco.
Rollncy PrACeAC TBUMAN. ISHAM ft HOOKEB, 421-427 Market St. MAY,1U1»1^
CSaiing freSSeS. hop. wool.. KA«>r. and OSCHILLA presses.
58 SAN FRANCISCO DIBECTORY.
CITY AND COUNTY OFFICEES.*
SUPERIOR COURT— Department 1. -Judge— THOMAS K. WILSON; term expires January, 1893
Reporter— J. H.W.Riley. 2.— Judge— JEREMIAH F. SULLIVAK ; term expires January, 1891. Reporter
—Thomas R. Knox. 3.— Judge — JOHN F. FINN; term expires January, 1893. Reporter— H. A. Jones.
4.— Judge— J. G. MAGUIRE ; term expires January, 1889. Reporter— R. F. Gallagher. 6.— Judge— JOHN
HUNT Jr.; term expires January, 1891. Reporter— E. S. Belden. 6.— Judge— WILLIAM T. WALLACE;
term expires January, 1893. Reporter— C. F. Reynolds. 7.— Judge— T. H. REARDEN ; term expires
January, 1891. Reporter— Hervey Darneal. 8.— Judge— F. W. LAWLER ; term expires January, 1893. Re-
porter—J. L. Holland. 9.— (Probate)— Judge— J. V. COFFEY (Presiding Judge); term expires January,
1889. Reporter— S. P. Sumner. 10.— (Special) —Judge— WALTER H.LEVY; term expires January, 1889.
Reporter— Stephen Potter. 11.— (Criminal) — Judge— D. J. TOOHEY; term expires January, 1889. Re-
porter—John J. Maginis. 12.— (Criminal)— Judge— D. J. MURPHY ; term expires January, 1891. Reporter—
Oeorue W. Smith.
Sai^abies- Judges, $4,000 per annum, each. Reporters, fees.
POLICE COURT— Judge— F. A. HORNBLOWER ; salary, $4,000 per annum. ProBecuting Attorney-
Joseph F. Coffey ; term regulated by the Board of Supervisors ; $3,000 per annum. Clerk— John J. Kenny ;
term regulated by the Board of Supervisors ; $2,400 per annum. Interpreters— Lewis Locke, Chinese ;
Ernest C. Stock, German ; Henry Hasbach, French and Spanish ; Steffano Sanguinettl, Italian ; $1,500 per an-
num eacb.
POLICE COURT No. 2.— Judge— JAMES LAWLER ; salary, $4,000 per annum. Prosecuting Attorney-
William Mott ; salary, $3,000 per annum. Clerk— Louis Kaplan ; salary, $1,600 per annum.
JUSTICES' COURTS — Justices— JAMES D. PAGE, (Presiding Justice), E. Burke, H. L. Joachimson. J.L
Boland and H. J. Stafford; salaries. Presiding Justice, $2,700 per annum; Associates, $2,400 per annum
each. Clerk— Peter Deveny ; $2,400 per annum. Deputy Clerks— F. Marini and John J. Grelf; $1,200 per
annum each. Janitor — Charles Curtis ; $900 per annum.
CiTT AND County Attorney and Counselob— GEORGE FLOURNOY, JR. ; salary, $5,000 per annum.
Assistants— John T. Humphreys, $2,400 per annum ; Andrew J. Clunie and Solomon S. Bamberger, $1,500 per
annum.
DisTBiCT Attoeney— E. B. STONEHILL ; salary, $5,000 per annum. Assistant — Joseph Kirk, $3,600 per
annum ; Joseph J. Dunne, $3,000 per annum ; Walker C. Graves, $3,000 per annum. Clerks— William W.
Knott, $1,800 per annum ; Joseph Tyson, $1,500 per annum.
Chief of Police— PATRICK CROWLEY ; appointed by the Board of Police Commissioners ; salary,
$4,000 per annum. Clerk , $1,800 per annum. Property Clerk— William Cullen ; $1,800 per
annum.
County Clebk— WILLIAM J. RUDDICK, and ex-officio Clerk of the Superior Court; salary, $4,000 per
annum. Deputies— E. J. Casey, L. J. Welch, A. J. Raisch, Thomas Croke, James D.Wiseman, Frank Grimes,
Daniel F. Crowley, Edward J. Duffield, John M. Rodgers, James Curlett, P. J. Feeney, William G. Cue,
William J. Blattner, W. B. McGary, John B. Rellly, William A. Davis, Charles H. Ward, J. B. Martin, Burt
MrNulty, John W. Egan. R. Heney, James Ruddick, F. B. Houghton and J. Q. Boobar. Court Room Clerks-
John W. Bourdet. James M. Duncan, R. J. Schumacher, Fred. W. Lees, Ed. W. Williams, Flsk L. Parker,
Fred. R. Fowler. George H. Pippv, Edward I. Wolfe, Louis N. Jacobs, H. P. Desmond and J. J. Groom.
Copyists— A. J. Barry, R. T. Barrett, S. J. Bridgewood, J. B. Cook. D. S. Culp, George A. Douglas, D. J.
Flynn, Thomas Flinn, H. W. Forbes, J. V. Harrison, J. P.Jackson, Jr., J. B. Mulcahy, J. J. O'Connor, S. B.
Solomon, George A. Stanley, Thomas J. Tully, M. Warshauer, J. H, Mork, J. C. Bolles and P. M. Belton.
Sheriff- WILLIAM MoMANN ; salary, $8,000 per annum. Under Sheriff— E. A. O'Connor, $2,400 per an-
num. Bookkeeper— E. J. Rfynolds. $3,000 per annum. Assistant Bookkeeper— S. L. Simon, $1,200 per
annum. Deputies— John Heaney. William H. Williams, George Webb, C. MuUane, D. 8. Gordon, F. E.
Doran, M. J. Sullivan. Charles Hewitt, James E. Hughes, T. E. Treacy. Edward Rellly, John F. Derham,
Thomas J. Quinn, O. H. Baldwin, William Winthrop. William O'Connell, Morris Cohen, Charles E. Broad,
James Hanrahan, J. D. Ennis, John McGovern, M. Zeller, Thomas Allen, William Magner, Joseph Mans-
field, Walter Burke, R. C. Scott. J. W. Crowe, James Dunne, H. M. Levy, Edward Harrington, John W. Welsh
and John Sharkey. Chief Jailer— John Rogers. Matron— Mrs. Lizzie Belmore.
Recordeb— A. T. SPOTTS ; salary, $4,000 per annum. Chief Deputy— J. J. DrlscoU, $3,000 per annum.
Deputies— Henry Casey and William R. Sloan. Clerks— John Cunningham, William T. O'Brien, Charles Mc-
Courtney, Robert Cochrane, Nathan Selig, John H. Mott, William McDonald, William E. Dinan, J. W. Edrill,
H. J. Gallagher, Thomas H. Conboy, Lawrence Buckley, Miles C. Selden and Philip P. McMabon.
Auditor— FLEET F. STROTHER ; salary, $4,000 per annum. Deputy— H. B. Cook, $3,000 per annum.
Clerks— V. P. Wllbert and S. P. Holway, $1,800 per annum each.
Tbeasubeb— CHRISTIAN REIS ; salary, $4,000 per annum. Chief Deputy— Ferdinand Rels, Jr., $3,000
per annum. Deputies— Charles Hubert and Peter Sander.
Assessor— JAMES C. NE.\LON ; salary, $4,000 per annum. Office Deputies— James J. Flynn (chief) $2,400
per annum ; Edward Brady, A. Fitzgerald, Charles Hlldebrand. E. L. Lewis, F. J. McGiiiney, William Mc-
Cann D.J. SbawandJ. H. Zemansky, $1,800 per annum each. Chief Draftsman— Alfred D. Miesegaes,
$2,400 per annum. Field Deputies— Chief Deputy, William D. Farren, $200 per month. Assistant Deputies,
$100 per month each, when employed.
Tax Collector t—WlLLI.\M KRELING ; salary, $4,000 per annum. Chief Deputy— Marion A. Wilson.
$2,400 per annum. Cashier— Moses Waterman, $2,400 per annum. Deputies— E. Lanigan, Morton J. Aherne
and Andrew J. Donovan, $1,800 per annum each. Porter— George W. Wilson, $840 per annum.
• For location of Public Offices, see Key to Public Offices.
t The Tax Collector is allowed by law one Chief and one Cash Deputy, at a salary of $200 per month each ;
three general Deputies, at $150 per month each; and extra Clerks, when employed, $100 per month each.
The entire annual amount of salaries for his Deputies and Clerks not to exceed $12,000.
IMPERIAL Fire Ins, Co. OF londoN'°"""''"™"--"'"°° """'"■ """"
Assets, $9,581,953 | WU. SSZTOK, Aast Uaugec
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.
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License Colxectob — T. I. O'BRIEN ; appointed by the Mayor, Anditor and Treasurer and confirmed
by the Board of Supervisors ; salary, $3,000 per annum. Deputy— S. J. STRAfSS. tl,800 per annum. Cashier—
P. F. Krause, $1,500 per annum. Assistant Collectors— John J. Boyle, E. C. Conrov, S. F. Neall, M. J. Burke,
David J. Levy, W. E. Gallatin, M. Fallon, John P. Riordan, J. J. Jones. Thomas Wilson, David Neagle, W. J.
Harrington, W. F. Jones, Patrick Holland and L. Ouion, $1,500 per annum each.
Eeoistbab of Votebs— p. F. WALSH ; appointed by the Governor ; salary, $3,600 per annum. Chief
Clerk— Wm. Broderick, $1,800 per anntun. Clerk and Messenger— J. J. Cadogan, $1,500 per annum.
SCBVETOB t— S. HARRISON SMITH, salary, $500 per annum and fees. Deputies— Nicholas King, H. D.
Gates and John W. Gray.
SCPEBINTEKDENT PtTBLic Stkeets akd HIGHWAYS- THOMAS ASHWORTH ; salary, $4,000 per annum.
Chief Deputy — Edward Owens. Deputies— Robert Boyd, Michael R. Mara, George Ryan, James J. Flaherty.
James J. Flinn, William H. Gleason, John Mason, Thomas Blanchfield, Edward F. Drum and Joseph Moran,
CoBONEB— JAMES I. STANTON, M. D. ; salary, $4,000 per annum. Deputies— A. Murphy, $1,800 per
annum, and C. O. Johnston, $1,500 per annum. Messenger — Edward Kelly, $900 per annum.
Public Administkatoe— JAMES C. PENNIE ; salary, fees. Attorneys— Naphtaly, Freidenrich & Acker
man; salary, fees.
City Physiciau— CHARLES BLACH; salary $1,800 per annum. Police Surgeon— Frank H. Dennis.
$1,200 per annum.
Poinn) Keepeb— JACOB LINDO ; salary, $900 per annum and fees.
FiKE Depabtmzkt Commissioners— frank G. EDWARDS (President), D. J. Mahoney, Samuel New-
man, Frederick C. Siebe and Martin Kelly ; no compensation. Clerk— Ezekiel B. Vreeland ; salary, $1,800
per annum. Janitor and Messenger — Charles Kelly; $900 per annum.
FiBE At.abm and Police Telegraph— Supebintendent — JOHN CUERAN : term regulated by the
Board of Supervisors ; salary $2,400 per annum. Operators— William Morton, Alfred Clarke, Jr., and E. H.
Beeee, $1,500 per annum each. Line Repairers— Anton Chrlstianson, $1,200 per annum ; A. B. Kinney and
Daniel Shay, $1,080 per annum each.
Pabk Commibsionees— William H. Dimond (President) Joseph Austin and R. P. Hammond, Jr. ; no com-
pensation. Engineer— City and County Surveyor (ex officio), no compensation. Secretary — Miss Block.
Superintendent— John J. McEwen.
Board of Health— Members : THE MAYOR (President), and Doctors Charles A. Clinton, Auguste
Alers, William D. McCarthy and Alfred W. Perry ; no compensation.
Bo.'iBD City Hall Commissioners— MAYOR (ex officio). Auditor (ei officio). City and County Attorney
(ex officio) ; salary, $1,200 per annum each. Secretary (pro tem.)— A. J. Moulder.
Commissioners of Insanity- Isaac S. Titus, M. D., G. Phelan, M. D., J. M. Eaton, M. D., and T. E.
Windele, M. D. ; salary, fees.
Office Health Department— Health Officer— J. L. MEARES, M. D.; salary, $3,000 per annum. Quaran-
tine Officer.— William F. McAllister, M.D., $1,800 per annum. Secretary— CjrilWilliams, $-2,100 per annum.
E. H. Harding, M. D., Assistant Secretary; $1,200 per annum. Health Inspectors— Jefferson Martenet,
John Kelly Jr., Otto H. Frank, T. M. Boarman, Jacob Gans and T. G. Parker, $1,200 per annum each. Market
Inspector— E. F. McKittrick, $1,200 per annum. Superintendent of Disinterments— John Moran, $1,200 per
annum. Messenger — John A. Coffey, $900 per annum. Inspector of Drainage and Plumbing— James E.
Sweeney. Assistant— James J. Byrne.
^ Alms House and Hospital— Superintendent— M. J. KEATING ; salary, $2,400 per annum. Matron— Mrs.
M. J. Keating, $720 per annum. Resident Physician— Victor A. Chaigneau, M. D., $1,500 per annum.
City and Coitnty Hospital— Superintendent Physician— D. E. BARGEB; salary, $2,400 per annum.
Resident Physician— W. T. Bell, $1,500 per annum. Visiting Physicians— Francis B. Kane and J. O. Hirsch-
felder, $1,200 per annum each. Visiting Surgeons.— J. F. Morse and R. A. McLean, $1,200 per annum
each. Apothecary— William Stanton, $1,200 per annum. Steward— E. H. Coe. Terms regulated by the
Board of Health.
Twenty-sixth Street HospitaI/— Superintending Physician. —R. D. Johnson, Steward— Jeremiah
Sullivan, $600 per annum.
Industrial School (Transferred to the control of the Board of Supervisors April 9, 1872, by Act of the
Legislature)— Superintendent— JAMES SILK; salary, $1,680 per annum. Assistant Superintendent— John
T. Harrison, $1,080 per annum. Teachers— James P. O'bullivan, $1,080 per annum: Thomas Wright, $900 per
annum. Foreman Shoe Shop— Patrick Crowe, $780 per annum. Foreman Tailor Shop— J. Kane, $780 per
annum. Teamster— Joseph Perata, $600 per annum. Farmer— Michael Boyne, $600 per anmun. Carpen-
ter— E. J. Famsworth, $780 per annum. Steward— Thos. Collins, $720 per annum. Matron— Mrs. John T.
Harrison, $600 per annum. Seamstress— Mrs. E. McCauley, $360 per annum. Visiting Physician— Charles
H. Blach, $900 per annum.'
House of Coebection— Superintendent.— JOHN FOLEY; salary, $1,800 per annum. Assistant Superin-
tendent—C. J. Cody, $1,200 per annum. Commissary , $840 per annum. Matron— Mrs. John
Foley, $600 per annum. "^ Fifteen Guards, who receive $660 per annum each.
Superintendent City Cemetery- GEORGE W. GREEN ; salary. $900 per annum.
Gas Inspector— E. P. MCCARTHY.
Gardeners Public Squares— MICHAEL McKEON (chief) ; salary, $1,200 per annum ; John W.McGrath.
W. Shannon, Conrad Seipel, M. Kelly, John Duane, Patrick Regan, Wm. florton and L. Baccigalupl ; $900
per annum each.
Watchman Old City Hall— Samuel Alden, Jr. ; salary, $960 per annum.
Watchman New City Hall— Wm. Armstrong (night) salary, $960 per annum ;
E. A. Reilly (day) $900
t The County Surveyor receives fees for surveying private property, principally street work.
Deputies and Clerks paid by the Surveyor.
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRBOTORY.
Ward Boundaries *
FnwT Wabd.— Bounded by the waters ot ttie Bay of
San Francisco on the north and east ; by the north
line of Washington street on the south ; by the (
line of Kearny street on the west ; includiag the
islands in the Bay.
Bkcond Wabd.— Bounded by the waters of the Bay
of San Francisco on the north ; by the west line of
Kearny street on the east ; by the north line of Val-
lejo street on the south ; by the east line of Larkin
street ou the west.
Thibd Wabd. — Bounded by the south line of Wash-
ington street on the north, by the waters of the Bay
of San Francisco, and the northerly line of Market
street on the east ; by the north Hue of California
street on the south, and the east line of Kearny street
on the west.
' FotTBTH Wabd.— Bounded by the south line of Val-
lejo street on the north, by the west line of Kearny
street on the east, by the north line of Washington
street on the south, and by the east line of Larkin
street on the west.
Fifth Wabd.— Bounded by the south line of Cali-
fornia street on the north ; by the northerly line of
Market street on the southeast ; and by the east line
of Kearny street on the west.
Sixth Wabd.— Bounded by the south line of Wash-
ington street on the north, by the west line of Kearny
street on the east ; by the north line of Pine street on
the south ; and by the east line of Larkin street on the
west.
Seventh Wabd.— Bounded by the southerly line of
Market street on the north-west ; by the waters of the
Bay of San Francisco on the north-east ; by the north-
erly line of Harrison street on the south-east ; and by
the easterly line of Second street on the south-west.
Eighth Wabd.— Bounded by the south line of Pine
street on the north ; by the west line of Kearny street
on the east ; by the northerly line of Market street on
the south-east ; and by the east line of Larkin street
on the west.
Ninth Wabd.— Bounded by the southerly line of
Harrison street on the north-west ; by the waters of
the bay of San Francisco on the north-east and east ;
by the northerly line of Channel street on the south-
east ; and by the easterly line of Seventh street on
the south-west.
Tenth Wabd.— Bounded by the southerly line of
Market street on the north-west ; by the westerly line
of Second street on the north-east ; by the northerly
line of Harrison street on the south-east ; and by the
easterly line of Seventh street on the south-west.
Eleventh Wabd.— Bounded by the southerly line
of Bidley street, the southerly line of Ridley street
produced due west to the Pacific Ocean, the southerly
line of Market street, the westerly line of Seventh
street, and the southerly line of Channel street on
the north ; by the waters of the Bay of San Francisco
on the east ; by the southerly line of the City and
County of San Francisco on the south ; and by the
waters of the Pacific Ocean on the west.
Twelfth Wabd.— Bounded by the waters of the
Pacific Ocean and the waters of the Bay of San Fran-
cisco on the north j by the west line of Larkin street
on the east ; by the northerly line of Market street,
the north line of Ridley street, and the north line of
Bidley street produced due west to the Pacific Ocean
on the south ; and by the waters of the Pacific Ocean
on the west.
•The city is divided into ten Senatorial and twenty
Assembly Districts, the boundaries of which are
established by an act of the Legislature, and are sub-
ject to change, as provided in the Constitution. The
Assembly Districts are subdivided into Election Pre-
cincts by the Board of Election Commissioners at
each general election, and are changed from time to
time 80 as to come within the requirement, as near as
possible, of each precinct having three hundred
voters. The Ward boundnrles being permanently es-
tablished by the Consolidation Act are given as above.
Police Department.*
Ohixt of Police.— PATRICK CROWLEY.
CoMMissiONEBS.— Richard P. Hammond, William
Alvord, Robert J. Tobin, and the Chief of Police
(ex officio).
Captains of Police.— Isaiah W. Lees, William Y.
Douglass, John Short, A. W. Stone, and Andrew
J. Dunlevy.
Clkbk Chief of Police.
Pbopebtt Clebk.— William Oullen.
Detectives.— John Meagher, John Cofifey, G. D.
Harper, Joseph Bee, Benjamin F. Bohen, Daniel Cof-
fey, J. R. Rogers, Edward Byram, Amop Bainbrldge,
Robert Hogan, and Christopher C. Cox.
Sebgeants.— George W. Harman, Abraham Sharp,
J. W. Shields, T. P. Kingsbury, John Spillane,
Edward Cohrn, Michael Fitzgerald, Gideon Thomp-
son, William L. Coles, William E. Hall, Socrates 0.
Fleming, Thomas D. Barnstead, Thomas Flanders,
Bernard Harter, George L. Gano, George Birdeall, C.
H. Witham, John Duncan, Charles Nash, James
Hanley, C. Martin, R. J. Falls, J. T. Wright, M. Lind-
heimer, Joseph Melody, Charles W. Armager, Wm.
D. Hensley, J. A. Wilson, William H. Kentzel, Thos.
R. Langford, John P. McDermott, Frederick T.
Brown, M. Murphy, Thomas W.Bethel, T. D. McKen-
na, Stephen Banner, A. J. Houghtaling, George W.
Hogue and Patrick J. Tobin.
COBPOEALs— P. S. Hagerty, John 0. Ayres, John
M. Fitzgibbon, James H. Hutton, Watson Nichols,
John Avan. John Burke, Jacob Lerman, Patrick Slev-
in, John D. Dolan and John Heaney.
Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph,
SuPEBumENDENT— John Currau.
Opebatobs— Alfred Clarke, Jr., E. H. Reese, and
William Morton.
Rkpahuebs.— A. B. Kinne, Anton Christiansen and
Daniel Shay.
SIGNAL box stations.
2—8. W. comer Mason and Lombard.
3—8. E. comer Stockton and Greenwich.
4— N. W. corner Sansome and Greenwich.
6 — N. E. comer Battery and Union.
6 — S. E. comer Montgomery and Green,
7— S. E. comer Keamy and Union.
8-8. W. corner Powell and Union.
9— N. E. corner Dupont and Vallejo.
12 — S. W. comer California and Keamy.
13— S. W. comer Front and Broadway.
14—8. W. comer Stockton and Broadway.
16— S. W. corner Clay and East.
16— N. W. comer Mason and Pacific.
17— N. E. comer Keamy and Pacific.
18— N. E. comer Sansome and Jackson.
19— N. E. comer Davis and Washington.
21—8. E. corner Clay and Kearny.
23— S. E. comer Taylor and Clay.
24— S. E. comer Clay and Powell.
25— N. W. corner Washington and Dupont.
•By virtue of an Act of the Legislature of 1877-78,
approved April 1, 1878, authorizing the Board of Su-
pervisors to increase the police force in their dis-
cretion to any number not exceeding four hundred
in all. An ordinance has been passed fixing the force
at that number.
The salaries provided by law are as follows: Cap.
tains, $1,800 per annum; clerk of Chief of Police,
$1,800 per annum; property clerk, $1,800 per annum;
detectives, $1,500 per annum; sergeants, $1,500 per
annum; corporals, $1,404 per annum; patrolmen,
$1,224 per annum.
From these salaries the sum of $24 per year ($2 per
month) is deducted from the pay of every member
of the force for the creation of " The Police Life
and Health Insurance Fund."
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26—8. E. comer Clay and Battery.
27— N. W. comer Montgomery and Commercial.
28— N. W. comer Pine and Dupont.
29— N. W. corner Stockton and California.
31— N. W. comer Saneome and Halleck.
32— K. E. comer California and Dmmm.
34—8. W. comer MiBsion and Steuart.
35 — S. E. comer Montgomery and Pine.
36— N. W. comer Folsom and Steuart.
37— N. E. comer Battery and BuBh.
38— S. W. comer Market and Second.
39 — 8. E. comer Howard and Spear.
41— N. W. comer Sutter and Jones.
42— S. E. comer Geary and Mason.
43— O'Farrell, near Dupont.
45 — S. E. comer O'Farrell and JoneB.
46— N. W. comer Eeamy and Sutter.
47— S. W. comer Eddy and Powell.
48 — 8. W. comer Geary and Kearny.
49— N. W. comer Stockton and Sutter.
61— N. W. comer Folsom and Beale.
62 — 8. W. comer Mission and Fremont.
63— N. side King bet Second and Third.
64 — Engine House No. 4, Second, near Howard.
66— South side Bryant, west of First.
67— N. W. corner Brannan and Second.
68 — N. W. comer Folsom and First.
69— P. M. S. S. Co.'s wharf, foot of First.
61— S. "W. corner Howard and Thiid.
62— S. TV. comer Mission and Fourth.
63— N. W. comer Harrison and Fourth.
64— S. W. comer Howard and Fifth.
65 — S. W. comer lilission and Sixth.
67 — N. E. comer Harrison and Hawthorne.
68— N. E. comer Brannan and Fourth.
69— N. W. comer Bryaut and Third.
71 — 8. W. comer Mission and Eleventh.
72 — 8. E. comer Mission and Thirteenth.
73—8. E. comer Howard and Eighth.
74— Engine House No. 7, Sixteenth.
75 — N. W. corner Jones and McAllister.
76 — 8. W. comer Market and Hayes.
78— N. E. comer Folsom and Ninth.
79-8. E. comer Folsom and Twelfth.
81 — S. W. comer Franklin and Hayes.
82 — N. E. comer Fulton and Gough.
83— N. E. corner Octavia and Oak.
84 — Junction Valencia and Market.
85— S. E. comer Laguna and Hayes.
86— S. W. comer Oak and Van Ness Avenue
91— N. E. comer Hyde and Turk.
92—8. E. comer Franklin and Turk.
93— N. E. comer Jones and Turk.
94— S. E. comer Polk and Ellis.
95— N. TV. comer Taylor and Golden Gate Avenne
96-8. W. corner Ellis and Taylor.
97— S. E. corner McAllister and Polk.
98— N. W. corner Stockton and Ellis.
123 — 8. W. comer Hyde and Union.
124— Pioneer Woolen MUls, Black Point.
125— N. W. comer Filbert and Jones.
126 — 8. E. comer Hyde and Washington.
127—8. E. comer Broadway and Polk.
128—8. E. comer Clay and Leavenworth.
129— N. W. comer Pacific and Leavenworth.
132 — 8. W. comer Pine and Mason.
134—8. E. comer Bush and Hyde.
135— S. E. comer Bush and Polk.
136— N. E. comer Post and Van Ness Avenue.
137—8. W. comer Post and Larkin.
138—8. W. comer California and Larkin.
139—8. E. comer O'Farrell and Hyde.
142 — N. E. comer Valencia and Twentieth.
143— N. E. comer Mission and Twenty-second.
145— N. W. comer Folsom and Twenty-second.
146— N. E. comer Folsom and Sixteenth.
147 — N. E. comer Howard and Twentieth.
148— N. E. comer Mission and Sixteenth.
149— N. E. comer Folsom and Eighteenth.
152 — N. TV. comer Brannan and Eighth.
153 — N. W. corner Harrison and Seventh.
154— N. W. corner Bryant and Sixth.
156 — N. E. comer Fourth and Berry.
157 — N. TV. comer Folsom and Fourth.
158— N. W. comer Folsom and Fifth.
169— N. W. comer Folsom and Sixth.
162—8. E. corner Pacific and Franklin.
163— S. E. comer Sacramento and Franklin.
164—8. E. comer Clay and Polk.
172— S. E. comer McAllister and Buchanan.
173— S. W. corner Ellis and Buchanan.
174— N. E. comer Turk and Fillmore.
175— N. E. comer Grove and Webster.
176— N. W. comer Post and Octavia.
178 — N. W. comer Buchanan and Geary.
182— N. E. comer Sixth and Townsend.
183—8. E. corner Mission and Eighth.
184— Folsom, east of Eighth.
185 — N. E. corner Tenth and Harrison.
192-8. W. comer Francisco and Mason.
193—8. W. corner Hyde and Chestnut.
194 — N. W. comer Stockton and Francisco.
213-8. W. comer Bush and Buchanan.
214— S. E. comer Bush and Stelner.
215—8. W. comer TVashington and Webster.
216 — S. E. comer Sacramento and Fillmore.
217— S. E. corner Bush and Devlsadero.
218— N. E. comer Post and Fillmore.
219— S. E. corner Klbert and Fillmore.
231— N. W. comer Howard and Twenty-fourth.
234— N. W. comer Harrisoa and Twenty-fourth.
235—8. W. Twenty-second and Potrero Avenue
236— N. E. comer Mission and Twenty-sixth.
237—8. W. corner Twenty-second and Dolores.
238 — N. E. comer Santa Clara and Potrero Avenue.
239— N. W. corner Butte and Bryant.
241—8. E. corner Gough and Bush.
243— N. W. comer Clay and Scott.
245— S. W. corner Geary and Steiner.
246—8. E. comer Geary and Devisadero.
247— N. W. corner Turk and Scott.
248 — N. E. corner Devisadero and Folton.
251— N. E. corner Broadway and Octavia
253 — N. E. comer Union and Laguna
254— N. E. corner Union and Pierce.
256-8. E. comer Fillmore and Pacific.
261 — S. W. corner Stevenson and Ecker.
263 — N. E. comer Main and Bryant.
264 — N. E. corner California and Front.
271— S. W. corner Seventeenth and Church.
273— Eighteenth, east of Castro.
274 — N. W. corner Twenty-fourth and Guerrero.
275— N. E. Comer Twenty-fourth and Church.
276 — 8. W. corner Valencia and Eighteenth.
281— San Bruno Koad and Twenty-eighth.
283— Corner Twenty-eighth and Church.
284— N. W. Comer Twenty-ninth and Mission.
285—8. W. corner Twenty-fifth and Florida.
286 — N. E. corner Twenty-fourth and York.
291— S. W. corner Jones and Vallejo.
312 — N. E. comer Jackson and Laguna.
314 — S. E. corner California and Laguna,
321—8. E. comer Pierce and California.
324—8. E. corner Sacramento and Broderick.
325—8. E. corner California and Central Avenue.
326 — 8. E. corner Sutter and Baker.
327 — N. TV. corner Geary and Boyce.
341—8. W. corner Ellis and Pierce.
342—8. E. comer Golden Gate Avenue and Octavia.
351— N. W. corner Montgomery and Broadway.
352— North Point Sea Wall.
361— S. E. comer Eidley and Guerrero.
362— N. W. comer Noe and Fifteenth.
364—8. E. comer Howard and Fourteenth,
365 — Corner Alameda and Channel.
371— N. E. comer Sutter and Mason.
372— S. E. corner Post and Leavenworth.
381 — 8. E. comer Haight and Buchanan.
382— N. W. corner Fillmore and Waller.
384— N. E. corner Webster and Oak.
385-8. E. corner Haight and Scott
SOUTH SAN FBAUCISCO BBAMCH.
2— Twenty-eighth and San Bruno Road.
3— N. E. comer Honduras and Kentucky.
4 — S. W. corner Teneriffe and St. John.
5— E. side Kentucky, bet Sierra and Nevada.
6— 8. W. corner Butte and Kentucky.
7— S. W. corner Yazoo and St. Thomas.
8— Michigan, bet Sierra and Nevada.
DiBECTIONS FOB Key-holdebs. — Upou the discoT-
ery of a fire near your signal-box. turn the crank
steadily to the right, forty times, then wait a few
moments, and if you hear no alarm on the large
bells, turn as before. If you still hear no alarm, go
to the next box and give the alarm from that. Never
open the box or touch the crank except In case of
fire. Never signal for a fire seen at a distance. Do
not give an alarm for a burning chimney. Be sure
your box Is locked before leaving it. Upon a second
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alarm being struck for the eanie fire it will be con-
sidered a general alarm. Second alarms will be
turned in only by order of the Chief Engineer or his
AB8i8tant8.
Keys of the signal boxes are deposited in the vicin-
ity of each box, at such places as are indicated upon
cards placed thereon.
The signal boxes in use consist of thirty-one crank
boxes and one hundred aud fifty-six automatic boxes.
An alarm from an automatic box is given by pulling
down the hook once and letting go, unerring mechan-
ism doing the rest.
Complaints concerning the working of the Fire
Alarm Telegraph, irregular striking of the bells and
gongs, broken wires, etc.. should in all cases be made
at the Fire Alarm Office, Brenham Place.
In case of tumult or riot, whereby the services of
the Police force are required, an alarm will be given,
consisting of ten strokes upon the bells and gongs,
repeated live times, which will be a signal for the Po-
lice to assemble at the old City Hall. This alarm will
be given only by order of the Mayor or Chief of
Police.
The telegraph apparatus consists of about one hun-
dred and forty-four miles of wire, divided into twenty-
one circuits, of which thirteen are signal circuits, or
circuits running to the signal boxes. Alarm gongs are
located in the different Engine, Hook and Ladder, and
Hose houses, each connected with the Central Office by
the fire alarm circuits and eight alarm bells for striking
the alarm box, located as follows: One on the Hall of
the Exempt Fire Co., one on the Engine House on Sixth
street, one on the Engine House on Stockton street,
one on the Engine House on Second street, one on the
Engine House on California street, one on the Engine
House on Sixteenth street, one on the Engine House
on Bryant street, and one on the Engine House on Pa-
cific street. The bells and gongs are each struck at
the same time by electrical machinery.
Fire Department.
The Paid Fire Department of the City and Comity
of San Francisco was organized December 3, 1866.
The present force consists of three hundred and
thirty officers and men (including the Board of En-
gineers, the Clerk and Messenger of the Board of Fire
Commissioners, the Veterinary Surgeon, and employ-
ees at the Corporation Yard), fifteen steamers, to
each of which is attached a hose reel, eight hose
carriages, and four hook and ladder trucks;
also six steamers, four hose reels, and one
hook and ladder truck in reserve at the Cor-
poration Yard, the condition of which is as fully kept
up to the standard required as that of the apparatus
in active service. Each steamer and hook and ladder
truck is drawn by two horses, and the hose carriages
by one each. Number of horses in the Department,
eighty. Amount of hose in use twenty-eight thousand
feet, all of which is carbolized.
Expenditures for the Fiscal Year ending June 30,
1886.— Salaries, $217,500 00; running expenses and
material, $90,074 79. Total cost of department, $307,-
574 7».
BoAKD ofFibe Commissioners. — Frank G. Edwards,
President; D. J. Mahouey, Samuel Neuman, Fred. C.
Siebe and Martin Kelly; E. B. Vreeland, Clerk;
Charles Kelly, Messenger.
Officers.— David Scannell, Chief Engineer ; James
Biley, Assistant Chief Engineer ; A. C. Imbrie, John
McCarthy and George W. Kennard, Assistant En-
gineers ; Samuel Rainey, Superintendent of Steam-
ers ; John W. Keilly, Assistant Superintendent of
Steamers ; Peter Burns, Veterinary Surgeon ; Will-
iam Eyre, Corporation Yard Clerk ; Charles A. Lyons,
Corporation Yard Drayman; George Maxwell and
Dennis Sullivan, Hydrantmen; John Wills, Carpen-
ter ; H. H. Gorter, Substitute Engineer and Machinist;
Cornelius Guinee, Corporation Yard Watchman.
Steameb No. 1.— Located 419 Pacific street. Fore-
man, John Hewston.
Steamer No. 2— Located 412 Bush street. Fore-
man, Richard Downing.
Steamer No. 3.— Located on the south side of Cali-
fornia street, between Leavenworth and Hyde. Fore-
man, M. J. Dolan.
Stea-mer No. 4.— Located 144 Second street. Fore-
man, Patrick Curran.
Steamer No. 5.— Located 1219 Stockton street.
Foreman, John J. Mahoney.
Steamer No. 6.— Located 311 Sixth street. Fore-
man, John Dougherty.
Steamer No. 7. — Located on the north side of Six-
teenth street, between Valencia and Guerrero. Fore-
man, John O'Neil.
Steamer No. 8.— Located Pacific avenue, between
Polk and Van Ness avenue. Foreman, James Grady.
Steamer No. 9.— Located 320 Main street. Fore-
man, John W. Welch.
Steamer No. 10.— Located on Bryant street, be-
tween Third and Fourth. Foreman, J. D. Lennon.
Steamer No. 11.— Located on Teneriflfe, near Kail-
road avenue, South San Francisco. Foreman, C. J.
Gillen.
Steamer No. 12. — Located southwest comer of
Drumm and Commercial streets. Foreman, John
Lavaroni.
Steamer No. 13.— Located Valencia street, between
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth streets. Foreman,
Thomas Cavanagh.
Steamer No. 14.— Located south sidebf McAllister,
between Buchanan and Webster streets. Foreman,
T. F. McCraith.
Steamer No. 15.— Located on the north side of Cal-
ifornia street, between Laguna and Buchanan. Fore-
man, David A. Smith.
Hose No. 1.— Located 112 Jackson street. Foreman,
Charles Towe.
Hose No. 2. — Located on Post street, near Fillmore.
Foreman, Cornelius Shine.
Hose No. 3. — Located on Folsom street, near
Twenty-second. Foreman. Isaac V. Denniston.
Hose No. 4.— Located 1802 Stockton street. Fore-
man, James Derham.
Hose No. 5.— Located on the south side of Market
street, between Tenth and Eleventh. Foreman,
James Riley.
Hose No. 7.— Located on Tennessee street, between
Sierra and Napa. Foreman, M. McCoy.
Hose No. 8.— Located on Filbert street, between
Fillmore and Webster. Foreman, Ira J. Casebolt.
Hose No. 9.— (Fireboat, Governor Irwin). Located
Market Street Wharf, foot of Market. Foreman,
Thomas Coleman.
Hook and Ladder No. 1.— Located 22 O'Farrell
street. Foreman, A. Risland.
Hook and Ladder No. 2.— Located 627 Broad-
way. Foreman, .
Hook and Ladder, No. 3.— Located on the south
side of Market street, between Tenth and Eleventh.
Foreman, George T. Silvey.
Hook and Ladder, No. 4.— Located on the north
side of Pacific street, between Jones ind Leaven-
worth. Foreman, James W. Kentzell.
Fire Patrol.
Established in May, 1875, by the Board of Fire Un-
derwriters. It is conducted on the same principle
as the one in successful operation in New York City.
The apparatus consists of wagons carrying rubber
covers, fire extinguishers, ladders, and other appli-
ances for extinguishing fires, saving life, and protect-
ing property from damage by water. The force con-
sists of fifteen men, including the Captain, who are
on duty day and night. There are two stations. No.
1, located southwest comer of Stevenson and Ecker
streets, and No. 2, norttieast corner of Eddy and Polk
streets. Telegraph wires extend from Station No. 1
to the office of the American JDistrict Telegraph Co.,
and also to the Palace and Grand Hotels.
THE LION Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON '"'""•*"''™°
[ Assets, $4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
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station No. 1.— Members.— Kussell White, Captain ;
Charles H. Okell, Lieutenant ; Christopher Lee. A. D.
Yost. Frank James, William Brown, Harry Nash, F.
W. Brown and George W. Lake, Privates.
Station No. 2— Members.-- John F. O. Coinstock,
Lieutenant ; W. T. Thoney, William C. Horn, Charles
Tules and Carl Hartwood, Privates.
FiKB Mabshai..— Charles Tower (appointed by the
Board of Underwriters) . Ofl&ce, southwest corner of
Steyenson and Ecker streets, and 307 Sansome
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
During the fiscal year ending June 30, 1886, there
■were 63 schools, employing 734 teachers, and having an
enrolled attendance of 43,140 pupils, of whom 22, -sol
were boys, and 20,280 girls. By the report of the
School Census Marshal, June 30, 1886, the number of
youth in the city between five and seventeen who are
entitled to draw school money is 74,079, an increase of
6,079 for the year. The number attending school
(private and church schools inclusive) during the
year (not including Chinese) was 58,088, an increase
during the year of 6,079. The number between five
and seventeen years of age (not including Chinese)
who have not attended school at any time during
the year was 15,858, a decrease from the preceding
year of 1,133. The enrollment at the different schools
was as follows : High schools— Boys, 276 ; girls, 910 ;
total, 1,186. Grammar schools- Boys, 7,424; girls,
7.769 ; total, 16,193. Primary schools— Boys, 12,679 ;
girls, 11,332; total, 24,011. The financial condition
of the Department is represented as follows : The
city tax for school purposes in the year 1885-86 was
.1136 cents on each $1U0. The total income was $816,-
174 89. The expenditures were $815,778 1^. The
amount paid teachers' salaries, $680,613 65.
EVENING SCHOOLS.— Number of pupils enrolled
during the year 2,532. Average daily attendance,
1,014 ; average number belonging to Evening Schools,
1,156. The terms and holidays are the same as those
of the day schools. The studies are reading, arithme-
tic, penmanship andcomposition or letter-writing,
bookkeeping, industrial drawing, mathematics, etc.
There are two Spanish classes which receive lessons
alternate evenings, from two teachers appointed for
that purpose. The total number of classes now in
the schools are twenty-eight. The Evening Schools
are held at the Lincoln, Mission, Haight and Wash-
ington Schools.
SCHOOL HOUSES.— The total number of build-
ings used by the Department is 62, of which 58 are
owned by the city and 4 rented. Of those owned by
the Department, 4 are of brick and 64 are of wood.
The amount paid for rented rooms was $6,185.
LOCATION OF SCHOOLS ; NtTMBEB OF PUPILS ENBOLLED
AND AVEKAGE ATTENDANCE OF PUPILS IN THE
SCHOOLS, MAY, 1885.
BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL.— Location, north side Sut-
ter street, between Gough and Octavia. Pupils en-
rolled, 276 ; average attendance, 215.
GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL.— Location, north side
Bush street, between Hyde and Larkin. Pupils en-
rolled, 910; average attendance, 713. Branch Girls'
High School, west side Mission street, between Twen-
ty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
BROADWAY QRAMMAK SCHOOL. — Location-
north side Broadway street, between Powell and
Maaon. Pupils enrolled. 859 ; average attendance, 709.
CLEMENT GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Location. Geary
street, between Jones and Leavenworth. Pupils en-
rolled, 929 ; average attendance, 742.
COLUMBIA GRAMMAK SCHOOL.— Location, Flor-
ida street, between Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth.
Pupils enrolled, 754 ; average attendance, 489.
DENMAN GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Location, north,
west corner Bush and Taylor streets. Pupils enrolled,
103S; average attendance, 824.
FRANKLIN GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Location, east
side Eighth street, between Harrison and Bryant
Pupils enrolled, 1259 ; average attendance, 930.
HAIGHT PRIMARY SCHOOL —Location, west
side Mission street, between Twenty-fifth and Twenty,
sixth. Pupils enrolled, 620; average attendance, 488.
HAMILTON GR.\MMAR SCHOOL.— Location, south
side Geary street, near Pierce. Pupils enrolled, 823 ;
average attendance, 649.
JOHN SWETT GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Location,
north side McAllister street, between Franklin and
Gough. Pupils enrolled, 1077; average attendance,
851.
LINCOLN GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Location, east
side Fifth street, near Market. Pupils enrolled,
1487 ; average attendance. 1167.
MISSION GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Location, Mission
street, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth. Pupils en-
rolled, 852 ; average attendance, 665.
NORTH COSMOPOLIT.^N GRAMMAR SCHOOL.—
Location, north side Filbert street, between Jones
and Taylor. Pupils enrolled, 655 ; average attend-
ance, 558.
RINCON GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Location, Silver
street, between Second and Third. Pupils enrolled,
648 ; average attendance, 508.
SOUTH COSMOPOLITAN GRAMM.4lR SCHOOL.—
Location, Eddy street, between Polk and Van Ness
Avenue. Pupils enrolled, 1174; average attendance,
1039.
SPRING VALLEY GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Loca-
tion, south side Broadway street, between Larkin and
Polk. Pupils enrolled, 955 ; average attendance, 786.
VALENCIA GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Location, east
side of Valencia street, between Twenty-second and
Twenty-third. Pupils enrolled, 1301 ; average attend-
ance, 954.
WASHINGTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Location,
southwest corner Washington and Mason streets.
Pupils enrolled, 686 ; average attendance. 542.
BABTLETT PRIMARY SCHOOL.- Location. Bart-
lett street, between Twenty-second and Twenty-third
streets.
BERNAL HEIGHTS PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Loca-
tion, Cortland avenue, near Moultrie. Pupils enrolled,
204 ; average attendance, 142.
EIGHTH STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Loca-
tion, east side Eighth street, between Harrison and
Bryant. Pupils enrolled, 342 ; average attendance, 214.
EMERSON PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location, north-
east corner Pine and Scott streets. Pupils enrolled,
607 ; average attendance, 487.
WHITTIER PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location, north
side Harrison street, between Fourth and Fifth.
Pupils enrolled, 1593 ; average attendance, 1208.
GARFIELD PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location, north
side Union street, between Montgomery and Kearny.
Pupils enrolled, 664 ; average attendance, 481.
GOLDEN GATE PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location,
north side Golden Gate Avenue, between Pierce and
Scott. Pupils enrolled, 562 ; average attendance, 451.
GRANT PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location, Golden
Gate Avenue, between Leavenworth and Hyde. Pu-
pils enrolled, 833 ; average attendance, 607.
GREENWICH STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Loca-
tion, south side Greenwich street, between Jones
and Leavenworth. Pupils enrolled, 813 ; average at-
tendance 612.
HAYES VALLEY PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location,
north side Grove street, between Larkin and PoU,
Pupil8enrolled,672; average attendance, 518.
IRVING PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location, north side
Broadway street, between Montgomery and Sansome.
Pupils enrolled, 543 ; average attendance, 400.
PACIFIC HEIGHTS GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Loca-
tion, north side Jackson street, between Webster and
Fillmore. Pupils enrolled, 701 ; average attendance,
538.
LINCOLN PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location.east side
Fifth street, near Market. Pupils enrolled, 1495 ; av-
erage attendance, 1125.
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LOMBAKD STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL.-Loca-
tlon, north Bide Lombard street, between Baker and
Broderick. Pupils enrolled, 146; average attend-
ance, 113.
MISSION PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location, west side
Mission street, between Flftei nth and Sixteenth. Pu-
pils enrolled, 803; average attendance, C25.
NOE AND TEMPLE STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL.
Location, southeast corner Xoe and Temple streets.
Pupils enrolled, 616 ; average attendance, 462.
OAK STREET SCHOOL.— Location, corner Oak and
Devisadero streets.
OCEAN VIEW SCHOOL.— Location, Ocean View.
REDDING PRIMARY SCHOOL.-Location, south-
west comer Pine and Larkin streets. Pupils enrolled
798 ; average attendance, 546. .
POINT LOBOS SCHOOL.-Location, Point Lobos
avenue, near Nineteenth avenue. Pupils enrolled,
130; average attendance. 96.
SOUTH COSMOPOLITAN PRIMARY SCHOOL.-
Location, south side Bush street, near Stockton. Pu-
pils enrolled, 1097 ; average attendance, 762.
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO SCHOOL.-Location,
Fourteenth avenue, near L street. Pupils enrolled,
708 ; average attendauce, 483.
PEABODY PRIMARY SCHOOL.-Location, "West
Mission street, between Hermann and Ridley. Pupils
enrolled, 803 ; average attendance, 626.
POTRERO PRIMARY SCHOOL.-Location, east
side Minnesota, between Sierra and Napa streets.
Pupils enrolled, 537; average attendance, 414.
POWELL STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL.-Loca-
tion, west side Powell street, between Washington
and Jackson. Pupils enrolled, 688; average attend-
ance, 512.
SANCHEZ STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL.-Loca-
tion, Sanchez street, between Fifteenth and Six-
teenth. Pupils enrolled, 608 ; average attendance, 500.
SHOTWELL STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL.-Loca-
tion, east side Shotwell street, between Twenty-second
and Twenty. third. Pupils enrolled, 529; average at-
tendance, 394. ^
LONGFELLOW PRIMARY SCHOOL.-Location,
north side Silver street, between Second and Third.
Pupils enrolled, 1091 ; average attendance, 754.
SPRING VALLEY PRIMARY SCHOOL.-Location,
south side of Union street, between Franklin and
Gough. Pupils enrolled, 388 ; average attendance, 283.
STARR KING PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location, Bry-
ant street, near Sixth. Pupils enrolled, 818 ; average
attendance, 610.
TEHAMA PRIMARY SCHOOL.-Location, south
Bide Tehama street, near First. Pupils enrolled
average attendance, 632.
SOUTH END SCHOOL.-Location Williams street
near Henry. Pupils enrolled, 175 ; average attend-
ance, 128.
WEST END SCHOOL.-Location, San Jo86 Road,
near Six-Mile House. Pupils enrolled. 111 ; average
attendance, 82. ' *
CLEVELAND PRIMARY SCHOOL.-Location, Har-
rison street between Tenth and Eleventh. Pupils
enrolled, 790 ; average attendance, 769.
JACKSON STREET FREE KINDERGARTEN.-Lo-
caUon, No. 116 Jackson street. Pupils enrolled, 26 •
average attendance, 22. '
UNION STREET FREE KINDERGARTEN.-Loca-
tion. No. 512 Union. Pupils enrolled, 60- averace
attendance, 41. . t.
EVENING SCHOOLS.-Locatlon, Lincoln School,
Mission School, Haight School, and Waahlugton
Grammar School. Pupils enrolled, 2532 • average
attendance, 1104.
COMMERCIAL SCHOOL.-Location, east side Pow-
ell street, near Clay. Pupils enrolled, 218 ; average
attendance, 167.
MOULDER PRIMARY SCHOOL.-Location, corner
Page and Gough streets. Pupils enrolled, 634 ; aver-
age attendance, 466.
FIVE-MILE SCHOOL.-Location, near Five-Mile
House, San Jos6 Road. Pupils enrolled, 102; average
attendance, 82.
CHINESE PRIMARY SCHOOL. — Location, 807
Stockton street. Pupils enrolled, 64 ; average attend-
ance, 15.
Sixty-three schools, exclusive of Evening SchoolB,
Colleges and Private Schools.
874:
TURK STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL.-Location,
south side Turk street, between Webster and Bu-
chanan. Pupils enrolled, 8e9 ; average attendance,
UNION PRIMARY SCHOOL.-Location, northwest
comer Filbert and Kearny streets. Pupils enrolled,
562 ; average attendance, 424.
BUENA VISTA PRIMARY SCHOOL.-Location,
York street, between Solano and Butte. Pupils en-
rolled, 186 ; average attendance, 126.
FAIRMOUNT PRIMARY SCHOOL.-Location, Che-
nery street, near Randall. Pupils enrolled. 475 • av-
erage attendance, 394.
LAGUNA HONDA SCHOOL.-Location, Eighth av-
enue and R, near Laguna Honda. Pupils enrolled,
77 ; average attendance, 59.
LOBOS AVENUE SCHOOL.— Location, PointLobos
avenue, near Parker avenue. Pupils enrolled, 244 •
average attendance, 192. uimh^u. .»» ,
OCEAN HOUSE SCHOOL.-LocaUon, San Miguel
Road, near Ocean House Road. Pupils enrolled 46-
average attendance, 39. ^ • f
Notwithstanding the excellence of the free public
schools of the city and State, their exemption from
direct cost to the pupil or parent, and the great in-
terest taken in them by the public as the nurse and
strength of our free institutions, colleges and private
schools of great wealth, popularity and importance
rise and prosper. That such institutions exist, shows
the great interest taken in educational matters. The
public and private systems are rivals, each stimulat-
ing the other, and setting examples of enterprise,
management, salaries, edifices, progress and standard
of scholarships. There are in San Francisco over
one hundred private schools. In which term are in-
cluded the select school of a few pupils, the semina-
ries, commercial schools, academies, convent schools,
and colleges, with their thousand students. The
Census Marshal reported the number of youth at-
tending private and church schools in this city in
June, 1886 (not including Chinese) at 9,164. Many of
the private schools having edifices of great capacit7»
cost and grand architectural appearance.
IRVING INSTITUTE.— A collegiate boarding and
day school, located at 1036 Valencia, where young la-
dies are prepared for the State University, or gradu-
ated after its full academic course. The buildings
afford accommodations for sixty boarding pupils.
The attendance of the past year exceeded one hun-
dred. Rev. Edward B. Church, M. A.. Principal.
SACRED HEART COLLEGE.— The Sacred Heart
College, located on the corner of Eddy and Larkin
streets, is a wooden structure of three high stories
and basement, and covering a large portion of the
block. This is conducted by the " Christian Broth-
ers," under the direction of Brother Clanan. The
number of students is 700. The object of this insti-
tution is to give a thoroughly Christian and secular
education, embracing the classical, scientific and
commercial courses.
SACRED HEART PRESENTATION CONVENT.—
The Sacred Heart Presentation Convent is a fine brick
building of ample proportions, located at the comer
of Taylor and Ellis streets. This is a chartered col-
lege by act of the Legislature and empowered to con-
fer graduating certificates. The school is free of
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charge to all denominationB. It was opened on the
24th of May, 1869, and the number of pupils increas- j
ing, made it necessary to enlarge the building, and In !
1870 the portion fronting on Ellis street was added. \
Later on a wing within the enclosure was built, to
afford more ample facilities for the improvement of
pupils in music, needlework, painting, drawing, etc.
The institution contains 600 pupils, and la under the
charge of Mother Mary Ignatius McDermot.
ST. IGNATIUS COLLEGE.— The St. Ignatius Col- ;
lege located on the west side of Van Ness avenue, I
and extending from Hayes to Grove streets, ranks
among the oldest and most prominent of the colleges
of San Francisco, opening for the reception of stu-
dents on October 15, 1855. It was incorporated under
the law of the State April 30, 1859, and empowered to
confer degrees and academical honors. The number :
of students usually in attendance is upwards of 600,
with a staff of 27 professors and teachers. The col-
lege edifice consists of two main buildings, connected
by spacious corridors. On the corner of Grove and
Van Ness avenue, the first two stories are used for
class and lecture-rooms, and the two upper floors as
an exhibition hall. The college will accommodate
twelve hundred students. The church and college
combined front two hundred and ninety feet on Hayes
street, and runs through to Grove street, a depth of
two hundred and seventy-five feet. It is one of the
largest and most magnificent edifices the city contains.
ST. MAKY'S COLLEGE.— The St. Mary's College
located on the east side of Mission street, or County
Koad, about four miles from the City Hall, takes rank '
among the first of our educational institutions. Its
edifices are, in an architectural point of view, orna-
ments to the city, and its location Is just far enough !
from the city to secure the health and quiet of the ]
country, at the same time retaining the benefit of a j
metropolitan proximity. It is one of the oldest col- I
leges on the coast, and has been under the manage- |
ment of the Christian Brothers since 1863. During I
the last year there were about 250 students in attend- j
ance.
TBINITY SCHOOL.— A boarding school located at
1534 Mission street, whose special scope is tho prep-
aration of young men and boys for business, univer- ;
slty and college. It deservedly ranks with the best of j
our private schools and receives a generous support [
f^om the community. It is under the control and '
charge of the Bev. E. B. Spalding, Principal. j
WESTMINSTER SCHOOL.— Formerly University
College, Rev. James Matthews, DD., principal ; Thos.
H. McCune and W. J. H. Wallace, associate principals ; I
is located on the south side of Haight street, between j
Laguna and Octavia. It was founded in 1859. Al- j
though having a nominal connection with the Pres-
byterian Church, the institution is not under ecclesi-
astical control, and is unsectarian In its character.
The course of study at present prescribed, extends but
little further than is needful to fit pupils for entering
with advantage a college or university course. The
course of study will be extended as rapidly as the
students can be prepared for it, and the trustees can
provide the means of maintaining a competent
Faculty.
COOPER MEDICAL COLLEGE.— Located corner of
Sacramento and Webster streets. This college is the
successor of the Medical College of the Pacific. Its
handsome building was erected in 1882 by Prof. L. C.
Lane, and named In honor of the late Prof. E. S.
Cooper. Its Faculty consists of L. C. Lane, M. D.,
Professor of Surgery, and President ; C. N. Ellin- \
wood, M. D., Professor of Physiology ; A. Barkan, ;
M. D., Professor of Ophthalmology and Otology j
Joe. H. Wythe, M. D., Professor of Microscopy i
and Histology; Henry Gibbons, Jr., M. D., Pro- i
fessor of Obstetrics, etc., and Dean ; William
A. Douglass, M. D., Professor of Clinical Surgery • '
Jos. O. Hirschfelder, M. D., Professor of Clinical
Medicine ; Clinton Cushing, M. D.. Prof essor of Gyne-
cology ; W. D. Johnston, M. D., Professor of Chemis-
try and Toxicology ; R. H. Plummer. M. D., Professor
of Anatomy : Charles H. Stet- le, M. D.. Professor of
Materia Medica and Therapeutics ; Samuel O. L.
Potter, M. D., Professor of Theory and Prac-
tice of Medicine: John F. Morse, M. D.. Adjunct
to Chair of Clinical Surgery ; W. S. Whitwell, M.
D., Adjunct to Chair of Obstetrics; Chas. E.
Famum, M. D., Demonstrator of Anatomy. A. A.
Abrams, M. D., Demonstrator of Pathology. Winter
and summer courses of lectures are given yearly.
The summer is the regular course. Three regular
courses of lectures are required, together with dissec-
tions and attendance upon clinics. The regular
course begins on the first Monday in June ; the inter-
mediate on the second Monday in January. For par-
ticulars inquire of Henry Gibbona, Jr., M. D., Dean.
Office, 920 Polk street.
THE HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE OF
SAN FRANCISCO.— Incorporated January 20, 1881.
This College opened its first regular session at the Col-
lege Building on Haight street, June 3d, 1884. The
plan of study includes a three-year graded curri-
culum. Provided with ample facilities for clinical
teaching, in a Dispensary connected with the College,
the Homoeopathic Hospital and all the public hos-
pitals of San Francisco, the Faculty will aim to make
the course of iustruttion thorough and practical in
all the subjects pertaining to a high standard in
medical science. Its officers are: J. N. Eckel,
M. D., President; W. E. Ledyard, secretary; J. A.
Albertson, Treasurer. C. B. Currier, M. D., Dean.
Office of the Dean, 921 Geary street.
SAN FRANCISCO THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.—
The San Francisco Theological Seminary is located at
121 Haight street. This institution was organized by
the Synod of the Pacific of the Presbyterian Church,
in October, 1871, but is open for students of all de-
nominations. The qualifications for admission and
the course of studies are the same as in the oldest
and best theological schools in the East. It has a
library of over fifteen thousand volumes. The Facu ty
are : Rev. Drs. Burrowes, Alexander and Lindsley.
Term opens September 1st, and closes May 1st of each
year.
CALIFORNIA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY.- The
California College of Pharmacy was incorporated
August 7, 1872, and affiliated with the University of
California, June 18, 1873. The aim of the institution
is to unite the pharmacists and druggists of the Pa-
cific States in organized efforts to elevate the special
educational standard of the business of the apothe-
cary, by cultivating, improving and diffusing the
principles and practice of legitimate pharmacy ; its
collateral branches of science and the arts ; the best
modes of rendering available medicinal agents, by
giving instructions in the same and in the art of dis-
pensiug, by a series of lectures and practical demon-
strations. Lectures are given for a term of six
months, during each year, at College Building, No.
113 Fulton street.
THE HASTINGS COLLEGE OF THE LAW.— This
institution, which is in connection with and under
the auspices of the University of California, owes its
formation to the munificence of Judge S. C. Hastings,
who endowed it with a free gift of $100,000. It is now
located in the building of the Society of California
Pioneers, 808 Montgomery street. The number of
students is 90. The Faculty are : R. F. Morrison, C. J.,
President ei-officio ; , Dean ; Perrie
Kewen. Registrar. Office of Dean and Registrar, 121
Post street.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY
OF C-iLIFORNIA.— The Medical Department of the
University of California occupy the building formerly
known as the Toland Medical College, located on the
east side of Stockton street, between Chestnut and
Francisco. The building was donated to the Univer-
sity by the late Dr. H. H. Toland. This is an insti-
tution of a high character ; the Faculty being com-
posed of some of the most prominent members of the
medical profession. The course of studies are the
same as those pursued In the most prominent col-
leges of the East and Europe. An annual course of
lectures are given, commencing on the first Monday
of March and terminating on the 30th of November.
R. A, McLean, M. D., Dean. Office 603 Merchant
street.
DENTAL DEPARTMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY
OF CALIFORNIA.— This Department was founded
by the Board of Regents, under a petition from the
Medical CoUege, September 7. 1881. The Faculty is
as follows: E. S. Holden, L.L. D., President of the
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University and ex-offlcio President of the Faculty;
Joseph LeCoute, M.D., L.L.D., Houory Professor of
Biology; 8.W. Dennis, M. D.. D. D. S., Professor of
the Principles and Practice of Operative Dentistry
and Hibtology ; C. L. Goddard, A. M., D. D. S.. Pro-
feasor of Mechanical Dentistry ; M. W. Fish, M. D.,
Professor of Physiology; A. L. Lengfeld, AI. D., Pro-
fessor of Materia Meilica and Medical Chemistry ;
Wllham B. Lewitt, M. D., Professor of Anatomy ; W.
E. Taylor, M. D., Professor of the Principles and
Practice of Surgery ; Maurice J. Sullivan, D. D. 8.,
Professor of Dental Pathology and Therapeutics,
lu addition to the Professors, there are four demou-
straiors and twelve members on the Clinical Board
for clinical instruction. The term begins March 1st
and continues until November 30th, annually. C. L.
Goddard, Dean of the Faculty. Office 131 Post street.
BUSINESS COLLEGES.— Of these there are three
located as follows : Pacific, 320 Post street ; Heald's,
24 Post street ; Barnard's, 46 O'Farrell street. These
institutions enjoy a high reputation, as is attested by
the large number of students in attendance, both from
the city and interior. The course of studies embraces
bookkeeping, penmanship, mathematics, telegraphy,
and others calculated to prepare the student for com-
mercial pursuits.
FILIPPE'S ACADEMY OF LANGUAGES.— This
well-knowu institution, which was established in
1871, is now pleasantly located at 320 Post street, op-
posite Union Square, and is patronized by the elite of
our city. Professor T. B. de Filippe is a graduate of
the academies of Paris and Madrid. He is one of the
foremost imparters of instructions in Spanish and
French on the Pacific Coast. He, personally, super-
intends the Spanish and French classes, and he has a
corps of first-class assistants to teach any of the other
languages that pupils may desire to learn.
In addition to the institutions enumerated above,
are many private schools of excellent reputation ; the
most prominent of these are Tarrant's Academy. Uni-
versity School, Urban Academy, Zeitskas Inetiiute,
Home Institute, Mefret's French and English Insti-
tute, College of Notre Dame, St. Bose's Academy and
81. Vincent School.
Federal ai State Olcers.
Federal Officers.
AaMT U. S., Division of the Pacitic, axd Depabt-
MENT OF Califobnia.— M&j.-Gen. O. O. Howard. Com-
manding ; First Lieut. George N . Chase, Second Lieut.
Edwin St. J. Greble, Aids-de-Camp : Lieut. -Col. Chauu-
ceyMcKeever, Assistant Adjutant-General ; Lieut -Cul.
R. P. Hughes. Inspector-General ; Lieut-Col. Horace
P. Burnham . J udge Advocate ; Col. Alexander J. Perry,
Deputy Quartermaster-General, Chief Quartermaster ;
Major Michael B. Morgan, Chief Commissary of
Subsistence; Col. E. I. Baily, Surgeon, Medical
Director; Lieut. -Col. Rodney Smith, Deputy Pay-
master-General, Chief Paymaster; First Lieutenant
T. L. Casey. Jr., Corps of Engineers, Engineer Officer.
Headquarters, Phelan Building. Major Geo. H.
Weeks Quartermaster, in charge Q. M. Depot, San
Francisco, Cal ; Capt. G. A. Hull, M. S. K.. in charge
of Clothing Depot; Capt. Daniel D. Wheeler, Assist-
ant Quartermaster, assitant to Chief Quartermaster ;
Lieut.-Col. B. J. D. Irwin, Assistant Medical Pur-
Teyor ; Capt. Charles P. Eagan, C. S., Purchasing and
Depot Commissary of Subsistance; offices, 36 New
Montgomery.
Abht U. 8., Depabtment CALiFOBi»iA.--M»j.-Gen.
O. O. Howard, Commanding (same staff officers as
under Division). Major Charles J. Sprague, Chief
Paymaster; Major Asa B. Carey, Paymaster, Presidio
Reservation; M*jor J. 8. Witcher, Paymaster, 36 New
Montgomery
Abmt U. 8., U. 8. EwGiuEEBa, Pacific Coast—
Colonel George H. Mendell, Supervising Engineer
for the Pacific Coast, in charge of San Francisco
harbor fortifications and of Oakland harbor improve-
ment ; Major W. H. H. Benyaurd in charge of im-
provement of Wilmington, San Diego and San Luis
Obispo harbors ; offices 533 Kearny street ; Capt. A.
H. Payson, Lighthouse Engineer 12lh District, in
charge improvements Sacramento, San Joaquin and
Colorado Rivers, Humboldt Buy and Petaluma Creek;
office U. 3. Appraisers" Building.
Board of Examining Suboeons fob Pensioners —
C. 0. McGovern,M.D., President; J. <J. Tucker. M.D. ;
and A. Fine, M.D. Board meets first Wednesday of
each mouth, at 10 o'clock a. m. ; office, Phelan Build-
ing, room 1'7.
Coast and Geodetic Stjbvet (Westebn Coast
Division) — Professor George Davidson, Aut^ustus F.
Rudgers, Louis A. Sengteller, J. S. Lawson, S. Forney
and K. F. Dickens, San Francisco. Cleveland Rock-
well, Portland, Or., J. J. Gilbert and J. F. Pratt,
Olympia, Isaac Winston and P. A. Welker, San Fran-
cisco, Carlisle Terry, Jr., Los Angeles, Sub-As-xist-
ants. F. W. Mor'^e, San Francisco, Aid. Ferdi-
nand Westdahl, San Francisco, Draftsman. Charles
B.Hill, Clerk. Vicente Denis, Messeniger ; office, U. 8.
Appraisers' Building.
Collectob of Pobt — John 8. Hager, office Custom
House, third floor.
CouBT, CiBCDiT, Nobthebn Distbict— Stephen J.
Field, Presiding Justice; Lorenzo Sawyer, Circuit
Judge ; Court Room, U. S. Appraisers' Building.
CocBT, Distbict, Nobthebn Distbict— Ogden Hoff-
man, Judge ; Court Room, U. S. Appraisers' Building.
CouBT CoMMissioNEBS— L. S. B. Sawyer, Frank D.
Monckton, J. S. Manley, S. C. Houghton, Southard
Hoffman ; office, U. 8. Appraisers' Building ; Charles
A. Low, 23 Montgomery Block ; Nathaniel Holland,
605 Clay ; Charles J. Torbert, Central Pacific R. R.
Building, comer of Fourth and Townsend.
Mastees in Chanceby— 8. 0. Houghton, Master
and Examiner, office U. 8. Appraisers' Building.
United States Attobnet — John T. Carey ; Henry
C. McPike and Henry C Dibble. Assistants ; office, U.
S. Appraisers' Building, third floor.
SuPEBvisiNG Inspector Steam Vessels — Charles
C. Bemis ; office, U. S. Appraisers' Building.
Inspectob of Boilebs- James Hillman, office, U.
S. Appraisers' Building.
Inspectob of Hulls— John H. Freeman ; office, U.
8. Appraisers' Building.
Internal Reventte- Asa Ellis, Collector: John E.
Youngberg, Deputy and Chief Clerk; Vic Ellis,
Cashier; J. B. Conway, H. C. Farquharson, J. H.
Burnett, W. A. Beck, E. N. Herrin, A. G. Sanchez and
Henry I. Thornton, Deputies ; office, U. 8. Appraisers'
Building.
Land Office- A. C. Bradford, Register; J. Wickham
Leigh, Receiver; office, 610 Commercial street.
Light House Department, Pacific Coast— Twelfth
Light House District; Com. NicoU Ludlow, U. 8. N.,
Inspector of the District; Charles H. Thompson,
Clerk; Captain A. H. Payson, U. S. A., Engineer;
Temple T. Spotts, C. R. Gutheil and A. Newbold,
Clerks ; John O. Brown and John Oram, Messengers;
office, U. S. Appraisers' Building, fourth floor. John
S. Hager, Superintendent of Lights; office. Custom
House; J. A. F. McFarland, Keeper, and A. G. Jud-
son, Assistant, Alcatraz Island; J. B. Brown, Keeper,
M. Hannan, J. M. Brown and James Marner, As-
sistants, Point Bonita ; James Rankin, Keeper, J. Q.
Bargstream, Assistant, Fort Winfield Scott (Fort
Point); W. H. Rugg, Keeper. W. Young, R. O. Berge
and T. F. Ryan Assistants, South Farallone Island;
George B. Koons, Keeper, H. W. Young, Assistant,
Goat Island; C. F. Winsor, Keeper, C. A. Paulson, As-
sistant, East Brother.
Life Saving Sebvice.— Twelfth District, T. J.
Blakeney, Superintendent; office, U. 8. Appraisers'
Building.
Marine Hospital, V. S.— Henry W. Sawtelle, M. D.,
Surgeon; Hospital, Presidio Reservation, near Moun-
tain Lake.
Marine Hospital Service U. 8., Pacifio Coast,
Subqkon-in-Chaboe— Henry W. Sawtelle, M. D.; of-
fice, U. 8. Appraisers' Building.
Mabshal, U. S.— J. Cbriatian Franks; Deputies:
George F. Worth, W. L. McEwen, B. Donnelly, L. B.
Hopkins. James R. Deane and Horace Bacon ; office,
U. S. Appraisers' Building.
ORIENT lis. CD. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,551,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Vm SEXTON, Aat X»ic«r.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
FEDERAL AND STATE OFFICERS.
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Mnrr, U.S.Superintbndent of— Israel Lawton. of-
fice, northwest corner of Mission and Fifth streets.
Naval Officer (Port of San Francisco)— Stuart M.
Taylor ; office, Custom House, aecond floor.
Pax Dibectob, U. S. N.— W. W. WllUami; office. V.
S. Appraisers' Building.
Pensiok Agent, U. 3. Abmy aiid Navt.— Truman
H. AUdU ; office, 328 Montgomery street, room li.
Post Office — J. L. Wilder, Superintendent Rail-
way Mail Service ; office, Post Office Building ; Will-
iam A. Bryan, Postmaster ; office, northwest corner of
Washington and Battery streets.
Secbet Sebvioe Division— Henry Finnegass ; office,
D. S. Appraisers' Building.
Shipping Cosimissioneb— Edward Hackett; office,
£06 Battery street.
Signal Sebvice U. S. A.— Lieut. J. E. Maxfleld,
in charge of Pacific Coast Division ; H. E. Wilkin-
son, Assistant; office, 302 Montgomery; Nelson Go-
rom. Observer ; Maurice Connell, Thomas Gibson,
Assistants ; office, 42 Merchants' Exchange.
SuPEBviaoB OF Elections, U. 3.— District of Cali-
fornia, Nathaniel Holland (Chief) ; office, U. S. Ap-
praisers' Building.
Subteyob-Genebal fob Califoenia— R. p. Ham-
mond, Jr. ; office, 610 Commercial street.
SuBVETOB PoBT— Wiley J. Tinnin ; office, Custom
House, second floor.
Tbeasubeb U. 8., Assistant— Samuel H. Brooks ;
office, 610 Commercial street.
Tbeasubt Depabtment U. S., Special Agents—
George R. Tiugle. James D. Power, Ira Ager and
Charles G. Ames; office, U. S. Appraiser's Building.
TJ. S. Surveyor-General's Office.
610 comhebciai, btbeet.
Office hours from nine o'clock a. if. to three o'clock
r. If.
B. P. HAMMOND, Jb., Surveyor-General.
3. O. Ruddock, Chief Clerk; Joseph B. Mauran,
Chief Draftsman.
United States Treasury.
610 COMMEBCIAIi STEEET.
Office hours from ten o'clock a. m. to three o'clock
r.u.
SAMUEL H. BROOKS. Assistant Treasurer.
John C. Maynard, Cashier ; P. J. Harney
Cashier ; 3. G. DeGreayer, Bookkeeper.
Custom House.
Northwest comer of Washington and Battery
streets ; office hours daily, from nine o'clock a. m. to
three o'clock p. m. (Sundays excepted.)
JOHN 3. HAGER, Collector.
J. Fbank Miller, Auditor.
W. McPherson Hill, Deputy Collector.
Edward B. Jerome, Special Deputy Collector.
Wiley J. Tinnin, Surveyor ; John T. Pogarty, Dep-
uty Surveyor.
T. J. Shackleford, Cashier.
Thomas Beck, Appraiser.
R. A. Thompson. Appraiser.
United States Mint.
NORTHWEST COBNEB OF FIFTH AND SnSSlON 3TBBKT8,
The law for the establishment and regulation of the
Mint of the United States, provides that any person
may deposit gold bullion for coinage or to be made
into fine bars. The bars to be stamped in such man-
ner as shall indicate the weight, fineuess and value of
the same. In the case of silver bullion deposits are
received only for manufacture into fine bars, the
Government reserving the right to make its silver
coin from bullion purchased in the market.
Office hours from nine o'clock a. m. to three o'clock
p. M. Gold bullion received daily from nine o'clock
A. M. to twelve o'clock m. Silver received from
nine o'clock a. sc. to one o'clock p. m. Visitors ad-
mitted daily from nine to half past eleven o'clock
A.M.
ISRAEL LAWTON, Superintendent.
John W. Twiggs, Assayer.
Alexanoee Martin, Melter and Refiner.
Charles M. Goeham, Coiner.
D. 3. Hirshberg. Chief Clerk.
Chas. H. Hedges, Cashier.
B. T. E. Preston, Register of Deposits.
Post-office.
NORTHWEST COBNEB OF WASHINGTON AND BATTBST STS.
General delivery open daily from half-past seven
o'clock A. M. to eleven p. if.: Sundays from one
o'clock to two o'clock p. m. Registry Office open
daily from half- past seven o'clock a. m. to six o'clock
p. M. Stamp Window, open dally from eight o'clock a.
M . to five o'clock p. M. Box Window open daily (ex-
cept Sundays) from half past seven o'clock a.m. to fire
o'clock p. M. Money Order Office open dally (except
Sunday) from nine o'clock a. if. to six o'clock p. u.
Carriers' Window open daily from half-past saven
o'clock A. M. to five o'clock p. m.; Sundays from one
o'clock to two o'clock p. if.
WILLIAM J. BRYAN, Postmaster.
John S. Cabb, Deputy Postmaster.
William 3. Byrne, Cashier.
William 0. Dougherty, General Superintendent.
R. J. Preston, Chief Clerk.
STTOGESTIONS TO THB PUBLIC.
Facilities are given to the post-office officials in the
discharge of their daily duties, and greater security
afibrded to the public, by careful attention to the fol-
lowiug recommendations:
Make the address on letters legible and complete,
giving the name of the post-office, county and State.
The name of the street and number of the house should
also be given on letters addressed to cities where let-
ter carriers are employed ; while the letter will eventu-
ally reach its destination without a number, the
omission is often a cause of hesitition and delay. In
the case of letters for places in foreign countries, the
name of the country as well as the post-office should
be given in full. Letters addressed, for iugtance,
merely to " London," without adding " England," are
frequently sent to London, Canada, and vice versa,
thereby causing delay, and often serious loss.
FREE POSTAL DELIVBSY.
The Free Postal Delivery System is similar to the
one so successfully maintained in several of the
large Eastern cities. There are ninety-three districts,
each of which is in charge of a carrier, who delivers
promptly all mail matter received at the Post Office,
upon which is written the correct address, street aad
number of the party for whom it is intended.
All persons who desire their letters, etc., retained
until called for. must leave their address at the Post-
Office.
BRANCH OFFICES.
Four Branch Offices have been established at the
following named localities ; Station A, 1305 Polk
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONB 82.
PRINTERS, ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN, ^^%^\k^l^^l^ ^E^^^l
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTOET.
street; J. D. Glbbs. Superintendent. Open dally
from eight o'clock a. m. to six o'clock p.m. ; Sundays
from two o'clock to three o'clock p. M. Station B,
northwest corner of Mission and Eighth streets;
Geo. A. Billings, Superintendent. Open daily from
eight o'clock a.m. to six o'clock p.m. ; Sundays from
two o'clock to three o'clock p. m. Station C, north-
east corner of Twentieth and Mission streets ; Wm.T.
Barnes, Superintendent. Open daily from eight
o'clock A. M. to six o'clock p m. ; Sundays from two
o'clock to three o'clock p.m. Station D. foot of Market
street; V. D. Duboce, Superintendent. Open daily
from eight o'clock a. m. to six o'clock p. m. ; SundaVs
from one to two o'clock p. m.
STAMP AGENCIES.
There are eight agencies for the sale of postage
stamps, located as follows: M. A. McLaughlin,
South San Francisco; H. T. Hobbert, 218 Third
street ; E. W. Joy, northeast comer Market and
Stockton streets ; D. M. Gove, corner Fillmore and
California streets; Miss S. Dobrzensky, 717 Larkin
street ; J. H. Bailey, 624 Montgomery Avenue ; H. F.
Prien, northwest corner Hayes and Laguna, and C. A.
Bayley, southeast corner Sixth and Howard streets.
STBEET LETTER BOXES.
There are four hundred and four deposit boxes for
the reception of letters, placed in prominent locali-
ties throughout the city, from which collections are
made several times during the day In season for the
departure of the mails.
BAIL WAY mail SERVICE — EIGHTH DIVISION.
J. L. WILDER, Superintendent; Samuel Flint,
Chief Clerk.
State Officers.
Executive Department. — Washington Bartlett,
Governor ; R. W. Waterman, Lieutenant-Governor; W.
C. Hendricks, Secretary of State ; John P. Dunn,
Controller; G. A. Johnson, Attorney-General; Adam
Herold, Treasurer ; Theo. Reichert, Surveyor-General ;
Ira G. Hoitt, Superintendent Public Instruction;
Geo. B. Cosby, Adjutant-General; Philip L. Shosff,
State Superintendent of Printing; William H. Hall,
State Engineer ; T. H. Wallis, State Librarian.
Board Railroad Commissioners.— P. J. White, A.
Abbott, Jas. W. Rea ; Stafford H. Parker, Secretary.
Rooms 119-121 Phelan Building.
Board Equalization.— Gordon E. Sloss, C. L. More-
house, C. E. Wilcoxon, John T. Giiffey, and John P.
Dunn, ex officio ; E. W. Maslin, Secretary
Board Education.— Washington Bartlett, Presi-
dent ; Ira G. Hoitt, Secretary.
Board Health. — H. S. Orme, M. D., Los Angeles
(President) ; W. R. Cluness, M. D., and G. G. Tyrrell,
M. D., Sacramento ; Henry Cowdery, M. D., Williams;
R. Beverly Cole, M. D., San Francisco : James Simp-
son, M. D., San Francisco; James M. Briceland, M.
D., Shasta.
Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute.— W. Wilkinson,
Superintendent: George H. Rogers, W. C. Harrington,
H. C. Palmer, Elliott H. Woolsey and R. A. Redman,
Directors.
Industrial Home of the Adult Blind (Oakland).
T. O. Crawford. Superintendent; A. Fine, Physician.
State Insane Asylum (Stockton) .-William H. Mays,
M. D., Superintendent ; WalferR. Langdon, M. D., and
William A. Washington, M. D., Assistants; Robert
Watt, J. D. McDougald, C. H. Randall, J. K. Doak,
and H. N. Rucker, M. D., Directors.
State Asylum for the Insane (Napa).— E. T. Wil-
kins, M. D.. Superintent; L. F. Dozier, M. D., and F.
W. Hatch, M. D.. assistants ; Benjamin Shurtleff, M.
D., Wm. F. Henning. J. C. Martin, Geo. N. Corwell
and John Q. Brown, Trustees.
State Prison.-- John Boggs, W. C. Hendricks, Chas.
Bonn tag, James H. Wilkins and Robert T. Devlin, Di-
rectors.
State Appointees.
Bank Commissioners Board of— William F. White,
W. W. Moreland, A. W. Potts ; office, 528 Califorina
street.
Commissioner of Immigration— William H. Thorn-
ley, office, 322 Washington.
Board of Silk Culture.— E. W. Hilgard, J. J.
Rivers and J. B. Mills; office, 21 Montgomery Ave.
Bureau of Labor Statistics.- J. J. Tobin, Com-
missioner; John O. Liebert, Assistant Commis-
sioner. Office, 326 Sutter street.
Harbor Commissioners.— William D. English, John
H. Wise and A. C. Paulsell, Commissioners; George
Tilghman, Secretary; A. T. Vogelsang, Assistant
Secretary; Marsden Manson Chief Engineer; H. T.
Compton, Assistant Engineer; T. C. Coogan, Attor-
ney; Martin Corcoran, Chief Wharfinger; office,
10 California street.
Insurance Commissioner.— James C. L. Wads-
worth ; office, 401 California street.
Mineralogist.- William Irelan ; office. Pioneer
Building.
Notaries Public— See Business Directory.
Pilot Examiners.— Philip Caduc, A. C. Freese and
Martin Bulger ; office, 506 Battery.
Pilots— Charles Mayo, John Mahan, Frank Murphy,
Thomas J. Knipe, Frank Boyd, Wm. W. Neal, William
E. Domett, John W. Ott, Freeman Trask, J. S. Dolli-
ver, Eugene M. Freeman, J. Henry Roeers. George
Johnson, Thomas H. Barber, Charles W. Read,
Stephen Castle, George D. Korts, Louis Meyer,
Charles Matthews and J. B. Jones ; office, NE comer
Washington and Battery.
Benicia and Mare Islaito Pilot — C. H. Harrison
and W. N. Shelly.
Wilmington— David W.Weldt.
Port Wardens— John Martin, President; Charles
Thorn, Otto Luders and George Cummings ; John
P. Jourdeq, Secretary : office, 525 Front street.
Registrar— P. F. Walsh; William Broderick,
Deputy.
VmcuLTURAL Commissioners.— Arpad Haraszthy,
President ; Clarence J. Wetmore, Secretary ; office, 204
Montgomery street.
Park Commissioners — William H. Dimond, Josephb
Austin and R. P. Hammond, Jr.
COURTS.
United States Circuit Court, Northern District
OF California.— Regular terms held in San Francisco,
first Monday of February, Second Monday of July, and
fourth Monday of November. Special terms at the
discretion of the Court. Stephen J. Field, Presiding
Justice; Lorenzo Sawyer, Circuit Judge; L. S. B.
Sawyer, Clerk.
United States District Court, Northern District
OF California. — Regular terms held in San Francis-
co, first Monday of April, second Monday of August,
and first Monday of December. Special terms at the
discretion of the Court. Ogden Hoflman, Judge ;
Southard Hoffman, Clerk; James S. Manley, Deputy
Clerk.
Supreme Court of California.— Regular terms
held in San Francisco, second Monday in January and
third Monday in July; at Los Angeles first Monday
in April and second Monday in October, and at Sac-
ramento first Monday in May and second Monday
In November. Niles Searls, Chief Justice ; E. W. Mc-
Kinstry, James D. Thornton, J. R. Sharpstein, Jackson
Temple, T. B. MiFarland and Van R. Paterson, Asso-
ciate Justices; George A. Johnson, Attorney-General;
W. P. Johnson, Deputy Attorney-General ; J. D.
Spencer, Thos. P. O'Connor and F. T. Meagher. Sec-
retaries and Librarians ; J. S. Williams, Frank Myers
and B. M. Maddox, Deputy Clerks ; W. W. Cope, Re-
porter. Rooms 121 Post street.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manofacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Market St
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Champagne produced intbe United SUtea. )' 530 WASBmOTOH STBEET.
COURTS AND BANKS.
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SUPKEME COUBT COMMISSIONERS.— I. S. BelcheF, H.
8. Foote, Robert Y. Hayue.
SuPERioB GouKT. — Sessions held daily.
Justices' Coubt. — Sessions held daily. James D.
Pafie, Presiding Justice ; E. Burke, H. L. Joacbiinsou,
James I. Boland and H. J. Stafford. Justices ; Peter
Deveuy, Clerk ; F. Marini, J. J. Greif and George B.
Mackrett, Deputy Clerks.
Police Coubt — Sessions held daily. F. A. Horn-
blower. Judge ; Joseph F. Coffey, Prosecuting Attor-
ney; John J. Kenny. Clerk.
Police Court No. 2. — Sessions held dally. James
Lawler, Judge ; William Mutt, Prosecuting Attorney;
Louifl Kaplan, Clerk.
BANKS.
AJWGLO-CAIilFORNIAN BANK (limited). In-
corporated, 1873. Capital stock, £600,000 ster-
ling; amount paid in £300,300 sterling ($l,5Ul,-
500). Number of shares of "common stock"
issued 29,970, £20 each, and 600 shares " deferred
stock," £1 each. Surplus, $400,000. Directors:
E. H. Lushington, William F. Scholfleld, Isaac
Seligman, Joseph Sebag, Julius Sington; London
Manager, I. Simon.
Sak Francisco Branch, NE cor Pine and Sansome
streets. F. F. Low and Ignatz Steinhart, mana-
gers ; P. N. Lilienthal, cashier.
BANK BRITISH COLUMBIA. Incorporated,
1862. Capital stock £500,000 sterling; amount
paid in £375,000 sterling. Directors : Robert
Gillespie, Eden Colville, James Anderson, Henry
E. Ransom, Sir John Rose, Bart.
San Francisco Branch. SE cor California and ,San-
some streets. W. Powell manager.
BANK BRITISH NORTH AMERICA. In-
corporated, 1840. Capital stock £1,000,000 ster-
ling ; amount paid in £1,000,000 sterling. Shares
of stock issued, 20,000 ; amount paid up on each
share of stock £50 sterling. Directors; J. J.
Cater, E. A. Hoare, Henry R.'Farrer, John Henry
Brodie, Richard H. Glyn, Henry J. B. Kendall, JJ.
J. Klngsford, Frederick Lubbock, A. H. Phill-
potts, J. Murray Robertson.
San Francisco Branch, 312 Pine street. W. Lawson
and 0. E. Taylor, agents.
BANK OF CAIilFORNIA. Incorporated June,
1864. Capital stock $4,000,000; fully paid up.
Number of shares of stock issued 30,000, $100
each. Directors : A. K. P. Harmon, F. G. New-
lands, William Alvord, Charles Mayne, E. W.
Newhall, Jerome Lincoln, Adam Grant, J. C. Wil-
merding, James Freeborn, Fred. W. SharoD, M.
Lewis. Location — NW cor California and San-
some streets. William Alvord, president ; Thomas
Brown, cashier.
CALIFORNIA NATIONAL BANK OF SAN
FRANCISCO. Capital stock, $l,0i)0.0i)0.
Amount paid, $2,000,0(10. Directors: R. R. Thomp-
son. R. A. Wilson, Q. E. Whitney, R. P. Thomas,
William K. Vanderslice, Charlea H. Holt. Loca-
tion—«21-€23 Market street.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SAN FRAN-
CISCO. Capital, paid up, $1,500,000. Directors:
D. Callaghan, C. G. Hooker, James M. Doua-
hue, George C. Boardman, James Moflatt, N.
Van Bergen, James H. Jennings, George A. Low,
James D.Phelan. Location — SW cjr Montgomery
and Summer streets. D. Callaghan, president:
James Moflitt, vice-president ; E. D. Morgan,'
cashier.
GRANGERS' B.ANK OF CALIFORNIA. In-
corporated April 24 1874. Capital stock $1,000,000;
amount paid in $647,400. Number shares of stork
issued 10,000 ; amount paid on each share of stock
$60 plus $47,400 full paid up. Directors : J. H.
Gardiner, H. J. Lewelling, T. E. Tynan, Thomas
McConnell, H. M. Larue, Uriah Wood, Daniel
Meyer, I. C. Steele. 0. J. Cressey, Seneca Ewer.
A. D.Logan. Location — NW corner California and
Battery streets. A. D. Logan, President ; A. Mont-
pellier, cashier; F. McMullen, secretary. •
LONDON AND SAN FRANCISCO BANK
(limited). Incorporated in London, England,
1880. Capital Btock £420,000 : the amount sub-
scribed und fully paid up Is £420,000 ; shares of
stock issued 60,000 ; paid up on each share £7 ;
reserve fund £45,000. Directors ; G. W. Camp-
bell, Henry Goschen, Charles Hemery, William
Newbold, R. D. Peebles, Robert Ryrie, Baron H.
de Stem.
San Francisco BRjiNCH,424 California street. A. Scriv-
ener, manager; William Steel, fessistant manager.
Portland (Oregon) Bbanch, 48 First street. William
Mackintosh, manager.
LONDON, PARIS AND AMERICAN BANK
(limited). Incorporated January 9, 1884. Author-
ized capital £1,000,000 ; subscribed £500,000 ; paid
up £400,000; reserve £30,000. Directors: William
Patterson, Esq., James Whittall, Esq., Sigismund
Louis Simon, Esq., Simon Lazard, Esq., Elie Laz-
ard, Esq.
San Francisco Branch, 205 Sansome street. David
Cahn and Eugene Meyer, managers ; Charles Alt-
schul, cashier.
NEVADA B.\NK OF SAN FRANCISCO.
Incorporated October 4, 1875. Capital stock, paid
up, $3,000,000; shares of stock issued 30,000;
amount paid up on each share is $100. Directors ;
J. C. Flood, J. L. Flood, J. W. Mackay, R. H.
FoUis, George L. Brander. Location— NW cor
Montgomery and Pine streets. J. C. Flood, pres-
ident; D. B. Davidson, cashier; George Grant,
assistant cashier.
PACIFIC B.\NK. Incorporated February i, 1863.
Capital stock, paid up, $1,000,000; surplus, $550,-
OOO ; resources, $4,049,880 76. Number of shares of
stock issued 10,000 ; amount paid on each share
$100. Location— NW cor Sansome and Pine streets.
R. H. McDonald, president ; R. H. McDonald Jr.,
vice-president; S. G. Murphy, cashier.
SATHER BANKING COMPANY. Incorporated
April 18s7. Capital, $1,250,000; amount paid up,
$500,000. Directors: H. L. Dodge, J. L. N. Shep-
ard, C. Main, Louis Slosa, A. Chabot. Albert Mil-
ler and W. P. Johnson. Location— NW cor Mont-
gomery and Commercial streets. Henry L. Dodge,
president ; J. L. N. Shepard, vice-president ; J. S.
Hutchinson, manager.
THE CROCKER-WOOLWORTH NATION-
AL B.ANK OF SAN FRANCISCO. Capital
stock, paid up, $1,000,000. Directors: Charles
Crocker. E. H. Miller Jr., R. C. Woolworth, pres-
Ident; W. E. Brown, vice-president; William H.
Crocker, cashier. Location— 322 Pine street.
■WELLS, FARGO & CO.'S BANTK. Incor-
porated February 5, 1866. Capital stock $6,2.50,-
000. Surplus $3,500,000 00. Directors; Lloyd
Tevis, Leland Stanford, Charles F. Crocker,
Oliver Eldridge, George E. Gray, Charles
Crocker, J. C. Fargo, John J. Valentine, William
Norris. Location— NE cor California and San-
some streets. Lloyd Tevis, president; John J.
Valentine, vice-president ; Henry Wadsworth,
cashier.
CALIFORNIA SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCI-
ETY. Incorporated June 24, 1873. Capital
stock $100,000; amount subscribed and paid in
by stockholders $72,900. Number shares of stock
issued 729 ; amount paid on each share $100.
Directors : David Farquharson, Robert F. Bunker,
Joseph F. F'Tderer, John Bain, Joseph R. Wilcox,
John Eastou, Charles D. Farquharson, James
Sullivan, Henry Miller and Thomas Downing.
Location— NW cor Eddy and Powell streets. David
Farquharson, president ; Vernon Campbell, sec-
retary.
FRENCH MUTUAL PROVIDENT SAVINGS
AND LOAN SOCIETY. Incorporated .March
11,1879. Canital stock $i00,000; amount paid in
by stockholders $189,085; amount subscribed
$222,800. Directors : G. Touchard, P. Husson, J.
C. Sala, A. Zabaldano. L. C. Babin, Em. Meyer,
F. P. Masson, A. Comte Jr., E. J. Le Breton.
Location— 534 California street. Paul Husson,
president ; A. Brand, secretary.
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mannfactarer of every description of
PASSBNOER, STBBET AND FREIGHT CARS,
48 to 3U Beale Street. San FraneUeo.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY.
Incorporated February 10. 1868. Capital stock
$400,000; amonut paid in $300,000; number
shares of stock issued 400. Directors : L. Got-
tig, Charles Kohler, Edward Kruse, George H.
EgRers, A. E. Hecht. O. Schoeman, N. Van
Bergen, F. Eoedlng, Ignatz St?lnhart. Location
— 52G California street. L. Gottig, iresident; F.
Eoeding, cashier : George Lette, secretary.
HUMBOLDT SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCI-
ETY. Incorporated November 24, 1869. Capi-
tal stock $100,000; amount paid in $80,000.
Number of shares 100. Directors : A. 0. Weber,
A. H. Byhiner, W. J. Lowry, W. S. Keyes, Henry
Luchsinger. Location— 18 Geary street. A. C.
Weber, president ; E. Brand, secretary.
SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION. In-
corporated June 18, 1862. Capital stock, paid up
in full, and reserve fund, $504,.539 05. Number of
shares of stock issued 1,600. Directors ; Albert
Miller, James De Fremery, George C. Board-
man, Alexander Campbell," Sen., W. Ashbumer,
D. E. Martin, Charles Pace, E. B. Pond, Thomas
Magee. Locntiou— 532 California street. Albert
Miller, president ; Lovell White, cashier.
SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY. Incorpor-
ated July 23, 1857. Capital stock paid in full, and
reserve fund, $704,000. Number of shares of
stock issued 6,000. Directors; J. H. Goodman,
Isaac Hyde, Horace Davis, F. H. Woods, A. N.
Drown, A. A. Smith. W. A. Aldrich, S. C. Bigelow,
B. O. Devoe. Location— 619 Clay sireet. Horace
Davis, president ; Cyrus W. Carmany, cashier.
SECURITY SAVINGS BANK. Incorporated
March 2, 1871. Capital stock $300,000; amount
paid in $1.50,000. Number of shares of stock
issued 1,200. Directors: D. O. Mills, William
Babcock, William Alvord, A. K. P. Harmon, Adam
Grant, D. C. McKuer, Jerome Lincoln, W. S. Jones,
S. L. Jones. Location— 228 Montgomery street.
Jerome Lincoln, president; Winfield S. Jones,
vice-president ; S. L. Abbott Jr., cashier.
THE HIBERNIA SAVINGS AND LOAN
SOCIETY. Incorporated April 12, 1859. This
bank has no capital stock ; conducted on the "mu-
tual plan." Reserve fund $1,537,455 33. Directors :
Myles D. Sweeny, C. D. O'SuUivan, Guctave Tou-
chard, M. J. O'Connor, R. J. Tobin, Joseph A.
Donohoe, Richard Tobin, James R. Killy and
P. J Donohue. Location— NE cor Market and
Montgomery streets. Myles D. Sweeny, presi-
__^ dent ; Robert J. Tobin, secretary and treasurer.
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SAVINGS (in liquidation) 313 California street.
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE BANK (in liqui-
dation) 320 Sansome street.
ODD FELLOWS' SAVINGS BANK (In liqui-
dation) . Location — 20 Montgomery.
CHURCHES
BAPTIST,
First Baptist Chnrcli.
Location, north side of Eddy street, between Jones
and Leavenworth. Rev. William M. Klucaid Pastor;
residence, 413 Eddy
I • This church was organized July 8, 1849.
Number of communicants, four hundred and thirty.
The Sabbath School hss an average attendance of about
two hundred. The library contains about two thous-
and volumes.
Sabbath services morning and evening. Sabbath
School at half past twelve o'clock P. M. Prayer Me^t-
ing every Sunday and Werlnesday evening; Churi h
Covenant Meeting the Wednesdav evening preceding
the first Sabbath in each month."
Belhesda Alission, A. B. Forbes, Superintendent,
meets at the corner of Eighth and Folsom streets
every Sunday at 3 p. m. Average attendance, one
hundred.
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First Colored Baptist Cbarcli.
Location, east side of Powell street, between Bush
and Sutter. Rev. George E. Duncan, Pastor; real
dence, in rear of Church.
Number of members, one hundred. This church
was organized in 1854. Services are held every Sab-
bath at eleven o'clock A. M. and half past seven
o'clock P. M. A Sunday School, with an average
attendance of fifty-five is held at one o'clock P. M.
First Free Baptist Charch.
Location, south side of Bush street, between Hyde
and Larkin. Rev. N. L. Bowell, D.D., Pastor; resi-
dence, 1148 Sutter street.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock
A. M. and half past seven o'clock P. M. Prayer Meet-
ing is held on Wednesday evenings, and a meeting
for the study of the Sunday School lesson, at which
the Pastor presides, is held on Monday evenings at
half-past seven o'clock.
The Sabbath School is in a prosperous condition,
and has a library of more than sixteen hundred vol-
umes. It meets immediately after morning service.
Fifth Baptist Cbarch.
Location, Twenty-second street, between Howard
and Capp. Rev. DeWitt T. VanDoren, Pastor ; resi-
dence, 703 Valencia street.
This church was organized August 17th, 1869.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock
A.M. and half-past seven o'clock P.M., in Winter, and
forty-five minutes past seven o'clock P. M. in Summer.
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday at half past seven
o'clock P. M. in Winter, and forty-five minutes past
seven o'clock P. M. in Summer.
A Sabbath School, with an average attendance of one
hundred and sixty teachers and scholars, and a library
of about six hundred volumes, are connected with the-
church. The school meets immediately after morn-
ing service.
Pilgrim Baptist Churcli. ,
Meet (temporarily) at 1358 Market, Rev. J. B.
Barry, supply. Services are held at the usual hours-
Hamilton Square Baptist Church.
Location, Post street, near Steiner ; Rev. Bnnyan
Spencer, Pastor ; residence, 1125 Ellis street.
Services every Sunday at eleven o'clock A.M., and
half past seven o'clock P. M. Sabbath School at close
of morning service. Prayer Meeting Thursday even-
ing.
Baptist Chinese Mission.
Location, 740 Washington street : Rev. J. B. Hart-
well, D. D., Superintendent; residence 1018 Mason -
Mrs. J. L. Sanford and Miss E. J. Boober, Mission-
aries. Preaching every Sunday at one and half-past
seven o'clock p. m. Bible class at eleven o'clock a.
M., and Sunday School at six o'clock p. M. Mission
School every evening at seven o'clock, closing with
religious exercises. All religious services in the
Chinese language. Dav School for Chinese children
daily at 1115 Stockton street.
CONGEEGATIONAL.
First Cong^reg ational Church.
Location.southeastcorner of Post and Mason streets,.
Rev. Charles D. Barrows, D.D., Pastor ; residence, 901
Sutter. L. B. Benchley, Superintendent of Sunday
School.
This church was organized July 29th, 1849. The
present membership is about seven hundred and sixty.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock
A. M., and st hnlf past seven o'clock P. M. between
the first of September and first of May, and at forty-
five minutes past seven o'clock P. M. during the other
months of the year. Chinese School at six o'clock.
Church Prayer Meeting every Wednesday at half past
seven o'clock P. M. Socials monthly, Monday and
Thursday evenings. KinderuBrten on Harrison ttreet ;
Miss Sanford. Princlpiil. Mission near Golden Gate
Piirk ; Rev. M. Toliey, Missionary and Pastor. Benev-
olent Society and Delta Sigma Literary, semi-monthly.
Teai-hers' Association, monthly.
The Sabbath School connected with the Church has
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an enrolled membership of over one thousand schol-
ars iind teachers. It meets Immediately after moru-
Inc e.rvice.
Young People's Soripty for Christian Endeavor
meets every Sunday at half-past six P. M., and com-
pribes over three hundred meuibera.
Plymoatb Cong^ei^ational Cburcli.
liOoatioQ, north side of Post street, between Bu-
chanan and Webster. Rev. William H. Scudder,
Pastor.
This church was organized Janxiary 12th. 1862.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock
A. M. and at half past seven o'clock P. M. Bible
Classes and Sabbath Sihool at half p;ist nine o'clock
A. M..an.1 immediately after the morning service.
Weekly Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening and
lay preparatory classes every Tuesday evening.
Third Congregational Church.
Location, south side of Fifteenth Street, near Mis-
sion. Kev. E. G. Beckwith, Pastor; residence, 12
Beaver street. Number of members, one hundred
and seventy.
This church had its origin in the Fall of 1862.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock
A. M. and half past seven o'clock P. M. Prayer Meet-
ing every Wednesday evening.
The Sabb.ith School has an average attendance of
about four hundred. Meets immediately after morn-
ing service.
Fourth Congrejfational Church.
Location, south side of Green street, between Stock-
ton and Powell. Rev. N. W. Lane, Pastor; resi-
dence. 531 Montgomery avenue.
The church was organized February 1865.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock
A. M. Prayer Meeting every Wednesday at eighl
o'clock P. M. The Sabbath School connected with
the church numbers about three hundred members
and has a library containing eight hundred volumes.
Meets immediately after morning service.
Olivet Congreg^ational Church.
, Location, south-west corner of Seventeenth and
Nne streets. Rev. John Kimball, supply ; residence,
132 McAllister street. Organized in 1884. Services
every Sabbath at half-past eleven o'clock A. M., and
■even o'clock P. M. Sunday School at three P. M.
Bethany Congregational Church.
Location, Bartlett street, near Twenty-fifth. Rev.
William C. Pond, Pastor ; residence, 43t> Bart lett street.
This Ciiurch was organized February 23rd, 1873. Re-
cognized by an Ecclesiastical Council duly called
Febi-uary23rd, 1874.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock
A. M. and thirty minutes past seven o'clock P. M.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening at eight o'clock.
The Sabbath School has an enrolled membership of
four hundred, and a library of three hundred and
fifty volumes. Meets at half past twelve o'clock P.M.
Chinese Sunday School meets at half past six
o'clock P. M.
California Chinese Mission.
Rev. W. C. Pond, Superintendent ; residence 436
Bartlelt street.
Incorporated March, 1876. This corporation has
been formed for the purpose of conducting Christian,
missionary and educational operations among the
Chinese and Japanese in California.
There are three Mission Schoolsin San Francisco and
twelve elsewhere :
1. Central— No. 5 Brenham Place ; Teachers, Miss
Jessie S. Worley, Miss Minnie G. Worley, Miss
Lilian Lamont, Mrs. Mary G. Oreen, and Low Quoug
and Jee Gam.
2. Barnes— No. 8 Ridley street ; Teachers, Mrs. H.
H. Lamont and Chung Mnn.
3. West— No. 1818 Laguna street ; Teachers, Miss
Florence N. Worley and Miss Rosa Lamont
Religious services are held every Sunday at No. 5
Brenham Place., at half-past twelve o'clock P. M.,
andbalf«paBt seven o'clock P. M., and every WedneF.
day at half-past seven o'clock P. M. Hours of in-
struction in all the schools : seven to half past nine
P. M., each day except Wednesday.
The Congregational Association of Christian Chin-
ese, organized in connection with this Mission, for
mutual aid in the developmentof Christian characleV
and in doing Christian work, has about three hundred
and eighty-two members. Jee Gam, President ; Joe
Jet, Secretary.
EPISCOPAL.
Trinity Church.
Location, northeast comer of Post and Powell
streets. Rev. Hiram W. Beers, D.D., Rector; residence.
1018 Hyde street. Rev. John G. Gasmann, Assistant.
This is the oldest parish of the Protestant Episcopal
Church on the Pacitic Coast.
It had its beginning in Divine Service, celebrated
on the eighth day of July, 1849.
The ordinary services are Morning Prayer, at eleven
o'clock, with Holy Communion on all Sundays and
Holy-days. Evening Prayer at half past seven o'clock
every Sunday. Sermons after Morning and Evening
Prayers every Sunday, and after Morning Prayers at
the greater Festivals and on Thanksgiving Day. Sun-
day School at half past nine o'clock A. M., and Public
Catechising at the same hour, the first Sunday in
the month. Ladies' Pastoral Aid Society after
MomiuR Prayer, on Fridays at eleven o'clock A. M.
Sewing School at ten o'clock A. M.. every Saturday.
Lenten Services as arranged by the Rector from time
to time.
Grace Church.
Location, southeast corner of California and Stock-
ton streets. Rev. R. C. Foute, Rector; residence.
Lick House.
This church was organized in 1849.
The corner stone of the present church edifice was
laid by Bishop Kip in May, 1860.
Services are held every Sunday at eleven o'clock
A. M., and half past seven o'clock P. M. Sunday
School meets at half past nine o'clock A. M.
St. John^a Church.
Location, northeast comer Fifteenth and Valencia
streets. Rev. E. B. Spalding. Rector ; residence, 1534
Mission street. Rev. Edward D. Juny, Assistant Rec-
tor.
This church was established In November, 1857.
Services are held every Sunday at eleven o'clock
A. M., and on Sunday evening at half pa>t seven
o'clock. Also, on all Holy Days at eleven o'clock A.
M. The Sunday School numbers about three hun-
dred and fifty scholars, and twenty teachers. Num-
ber of volumes in the library, one thousand. Meets
at half past nine o'clock A. M.
Church of the Advent.
Location, south side of Howard street, opposite
New Montgomery. Rev. John Gray, Rector; resi-
dence. 27 Stanly Place. Study at the Church ; Rev.
C. E. Whitcombe, Assistant.
This parish was organized June, 1858. The present
church building was completed and consecrated Feb-
mary 24, 1861. Services every Sunday at eleven o'clock
A.M., and half past seven o'clock P.M. The Sunday
School has an average attendance of about foiur hun-
dred, and meets at half past nine o'clock A. M.
St. Luke'a Church.
Location, southeast corner of Clay street and Van
Ness Avenue. Rev. William W. Davis, Rector ; resi-
dence. 1516 Clay street.
The church is supported by offerings and monthly
subscriptions, and seats are free. Services are held
every Sunday at eight and eleven o'clock A.M. and at
half "past seven o'clock P. M; and on Saints' Days,
and other Holy Days at right o'clock A. M. Sunday
School meets at half past two o'clock P. M.
St, Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church.
Location, south side California street, between Fill-
more and Steiner streets. Rev. W. S. Neales, Rector ;
residence. 2107 J4 Webster street.
Services are held every Sunday at eleven o'clock
A. M. and half past seven o'clock P. M. The Sunday
School, under the immediate superintendence of the
rector in charge, meets at half past nine A.M. It
has about two hundred and thi rty children enrolled.
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St. Peter'* Clmrcli.
Location, northeast corner of Stockton and Filbert
streets. Rev. C. L. Miel, Rector; residence, 206
Lombard street.
This oarish was organized in July, 1867.
Services every Sunday at eleven o'clock A.M. and
half past seven o'clock P.M. The Sunday School
meets at half past nine o'clock A. M.
Ladies' Aid Society meets on Friday at one o'clock
P.M.
St. Stephen's Charcli.
Location, north side of Fulton street, between Web-
ster and Fillmore. Rev. Edgar J. Lion, Rector; resi-
dence, 727 Webster street.
This church was organized early In the year
1875.
Services are held on Sunday* at eleven o'clock A.
M. and a quarter to eight P.M. The Sunday School,
which numbers about two hundred, meets at one
o'clock P. M.
Mission Services.
City Front Mission Sunday School, 116 Jackson
street, under the charge of the Board of Missions of
the Diocese of Calif(jrnia; R. B. Sanchez, superin-
tendent. Sunday School at two o'clock P. M.
Sunday School services in connection with the
Episcopal Church are held every Sunday at Cambrian
Hall, li:i3 Mission street, at half past nine o'clock A.
M., under the superintendence of W. Q. Badger.
EVANGELICAL.
St. Mark's German Evang^elical Lntberan
CliarcliL.
Location, south side of Geary street, between Stock-
ton and Powell. Rev. Julius Fuendeling, Pastor ;
residence. 705 Bush street.
Services in the German language every Sabbath at
forty-five minutes past ten o'clock A.M. The Sabbath
School meets at half past nine o'clock A. M. Several
branch Sabbath Schools are connected with this
Church.
St. Paul's Grerman Evang^elical Latlieran
Chnrcli.
Location, south side of Mission street, between
Fifth and Sixth. Rev. J. M. Buehler, Pastor; resi-
dence, 1212 Mission street.
Services in the German language every Sabbath at
half past ten o'clock A.M., and half past seven o'clock
P. M. Wednesday evening. Sabbath School at nine
o'clock A. M.
A Day School, under the auspices of the congrega-
tion, has been established, which includes the
branches taught in the Public Schools, aud devotes
particular attention to the study of the German
language.
Onr Savloar's Scandina-rian Evangelical
liutlieran Churcta.
Location, south side Howard street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth. Rev. O. Groensberg, Pas-
tor ; residence, 107 Ninth.
A Ladies' Society to promote the interests of the
church and for the relief of poor Scandinavians has
lately been organized. Services in the Scandinavian
language every Sunday at half past ten o'clock A. M..
and half past seven o'clock P. M.
First Evangelical Reformed Cliarcli (Ger-
man).
Location, east side of Eleventh street, between Mar-
ket and Mission. Rev. C. F. A. Huebner Pastor; resi-
dence, southeast corner Hayes and Pierce streets.
Services every Sabbath in the German language at
eleven o'clock A. M. German Sabbath School at
half-past nine o'clock A. M.
Emanuel Cburclx of the Evangelical As-
sociation.
Location, west side of Potter street, between Market
and Mission. Rev. Herman Brauer, Pastor; residence,
124 Eleventh street.
Number of members one hundred and thirty. Ser-
vices in the German language every Sabbath at half-
past ten o'clock A. M., and half past seven o'clock
P. M. SabViath School, numbering one hundred and
ninety teachers and scholars, meets at quarter past
nine o'clock A. M.
St. Joiin's Evangelical Church.
Location, north side Greenwich, between Stockton
and Dupont streets. Rev. Gustave Niebuhr, Pastor;
residence rear of the Church.
Services on Sunday at the usual hours. Sunday
School at half past nine o'clock A. M.
Salem Evangelical Church (German).
Location, southeast corner of Twenty-second and
Shotwell streets. Rev. Hermann Cordes, Pastor;
residerce, 737 Shotwell street.
Sunday services at eleven o'clock A. M. and half
past seven o'clock P. M.
Sunday School a 9.30 o'clock A. M. Bible meeting
every Tuesday at eighth o'clock P. M.
Sveedish Evangelical Lutheran Church.
Location, Mission, bet Eighth and Ninth streets.
Rev. John Telleeu, Pastor; residence, 738 Minna.
Services in Swedish at 10:45 A. M. and 7:30 P. U.
Sundays. Sunday-school at 9:30 A. M.
Sunday School, in English, 2:30 P. M. Prayer Meet-
ing Thursday at 7:30 P. M.
Svvedish Evangelical Mission Church.
Location, north side of Jessie street, between Sixth
and Seventh, Rev. C. A. Anderson, Pastor; residence,
538 Jessie street, rear of the Church.
Services in the Swedish language every Sabbath at
eleven o'clock A. M. and half past seven o'clockP.M.
Sabbath School at three o'clock P. M.
HEBREW.
Congregation Emann-EL
Location of synagogue, north side of Sutter street,
between Stockton and Powell. Rev. Elkan Cohn,
Rabbi ; residence, 905 Hyde street ; Dr. J. Voorsanger,
Junior Rabbi.
A school for the religious education of the youth,
with three hundred pupils, is conducted in the base-
ment rooms of the synagogue building.
Congregation Ohahai Shalome.
Location of synagogue, east side of Mason street,
between Geary and Post. Rev. H. Davidson, Rabbi,
residence, 417 Mason street.
The elegant edifice occupied by this congregation
was erected in 1865. Number of members about one
hundred and eighty.
Congregation Beth Israel.
Location of synagogue, Turk street, near Taylor.
Rev. Dr. A. J. Messing, Rabbi ; residence, 608 Eddy
street.
The present membership is about two hundred.
Services are held daily, morning and evening, at the
usual hours.
Congregation Sherith. Israel.
Location of synagogue, northeast comer of Post and
Taylor streets. Rev. Dr. Falk Vidaver, Rjbbi ; real-
dence, 916 OFarrell street. M. Luxenbug, Cantor.
Congregation Shaarey Zedek.
Location of synagogue, ea^t side of Stockton street,
between Broadway and Vallejo.
Services every Friday evening and every Saturday
morning. School for religious instruction daily, from
three to five P. M.
Congregation Beth-Menahim Streisand.
Location of Bvnagogue. Minna street, between
Fourth and Fifth. Joseph Willner, Rabbi. Resi-
dence, 559 Natoma street. Services held every day.
Congregation Nevah-Zedelt.
Location of synagogue, 14 Golden Gate avenue,
David Davis, teacher of the congregation ; residence,
524 Jessie. Services held thn-e times daily.
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METHODIST.
Firat Methodist Epiacopal Church.
Location, west side of Powell street, between Wash-
ington and Jackson. Rev. W. S. Urrny, Pastor;
residence, 1118 Powell street.
This is the oldest Protestant church organization in
San Francisco or in California, several families
having been formed into a society here by Rev. W.
Roberts, in 184C.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A..M., and
half-past seven o'clock P.M. Sabbath School at half
past twelve o'clocK P.M. Prayer Meeting on Wednes-
day evenings.
Howard Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Location, south side of Howard street, between
Second and Tiiird. Rev. G. W. Izer, D. D., Pastor ;
residence, 628 Harrison street.
Services every Sabbath morning and evening at the
usual hours. Prayer Meeting on Sunday, at half
past six o'clock P. M., and on Wednesday, at half
past seven o'clock P.M. Class meetings at ten o'clock
A. M. and half past twelve o'clock P. M. Sundays.
Sabbath School 12:45 P. M.
Central Methodist Episcopal Church.
Location, north side of Mission street, between
Sixth and Seventh. Rev. James N. Beard, Pastor ; resi-
dence, lOiK) Mission street.
Services every Sabbath morning and evening at the
usual hours. Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evenings,
and Praise Service Sabbath at six and a half o'clock
P.M. Sabbath School and Bible classes at 12:4.5 o'clock
P. M. Class Meetings Sabbath at ten o'clock A. M.,
and at half past twelve o'clock P. M., and on Tues-
day and Thursday evenings.
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church.
Location, northwest corner Twenty-first and Capp.
Rev. C. V. Anthony, Pastor; residence, 2414 Mission
street.
Services on Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M., and at
half past seven o'clock P. M. Prayer Meeting on
Wednesdays at half past seven o'clock P. M. Sabbath
School meets at nine o'clock A. M. ; J. S. Renwick,
Superintendent.
Kentucky- Street Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Location, Tennessee street, south of Solano, Po-
trero. Rev. Henry C. Benson, D.D., Pastor ; residence,
west side Tennessee street, between Butte and Solano.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M. and
seven o'clock P. M. Prayer Meeting Thursday even-
ings. Sunday School at half-past nine o'clock A. M.
St. Paul's German Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Location, north side Broadway street, between
Stockton and Powell. Rev. R.Steinbach, Pastor ; resi-
dence, 728 Broadway street.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M. and
half past seven o'clock P. M. ; also, every Wednesday
evening in the German language. Sunday School at
half-past nine o'clock A. M.
German Methodist Episcopal Church.
Location, Folsom street, between Fourth and Fifth.
Rev. F. H. Werth. Pastor; residence, 452 Bryant
street.
Services every Sunday at f orty-flve minutes past ten
o'clock A. M. and half past seven o'clock P.M. Sab-
bath School at nine o'clock A. M. Prayer Meeting
every Wednesday evening at half past seven o'clock.
Praise meetin'^ every Friday evening at half past seven
o'clock. All services in the German language.
Simpson Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Location comer Hayes and Buchanan streets. Rev.
F. F. Jewell, Pastor- residence, 610 Buchanan street.
Services at eleven o'clock A. M. and half past seven
o'clock P.M. Sunday School at half-past twelve o'clock
P.M. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at half past
seven o'clock.
Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church,
South.
Location, Bush street, between Octavia and Gough.
Rev. J. J. Ransom, Pastor; reaideuce, 1719 Bush
street. Services every Sunday at eleven o'clock A.
M., and half-past seven o'clock P.M. Sund- y School,
half-past nine o'clock A. M. Prayer-meetiug every
Wednesday evening at half-past seven o'clock.
Bush Street Methodist Episcopal Church.
Location, Bush street, between Scott and Devisa-
dero. Rev. F. D. Bovard, D.D., Pastor; residence, 2520
Bush street.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A.M. and
half past seven o'clock P.M. Class Meeting Fridays,
at half past seven o'clock P. M., and Sundays at ten
o'clock A. M. Prayer Meeting Wednesday evenings.
Sabbath School every Sunday at half past twelve
o'clock P. M.
South San Francisco Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Location, south side Tenerifife.between Susquehanna
and St. John streets. South S. F. Rev. Henry C. Ben-
sou, D.D., Pastor; residence, west side Tennessee,
between Butte and Solano streets.
SiTvices every Sunday at half past seven o'clock
P. M. Sunday School at three o'clock P. M.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church.
Location, corner of Sixteenth and Noe streets. Rev.
W. Carver. Pastor ; residence, 922 Sixteenth street.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M. and
half-past seven o'clock P. M. Sunday School at half-
past two o'clock P. M. Prayer Meeting every Wednes-
day at half-past seven o'clock P. M.
Swedish Methodist Episcopal Church.
Place of worship, Howard street, between Eighth
and Ninth. Rev. O. Guuderson, Pastor; residence,
2088 Market street.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock
A.M., and half-past seven o'clock P.M. Prayer Meet-
ing Wednesdays at halt-pist seven o'clock P. M.
Sunday School meets at a quarter to ten o'clock A.M.
Twenty-seventh Street Methodist Episco-
pal Church.
Location, south side Twenty-seventh street, between
Church and Sanchez. Rev. Edward P.Dennett, Pastor;
residence, 336 Valley street.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M., and
seven o'clock P.M. Sunday School at forty-five min-
utes past eleven o'clock A. M. Prayer Meeting Wedn-
esday evening.
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church.
Location, west side of Stockton street, between Clay
and Sacramento. Rev. 0. C. Petty, Pastor ; residence,
14 Bernard street.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M. and
half past seven o'clock P. M. Sabbath School at one
o'clock P. M.
Second African Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Location, west side of Powell street, between Jack-
son and Pacific. Rev. R.L. Real, Pastor; residence,
27 J4 Bernard street. , , , . „
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M., and
half past seven o'clock P. M. Sabbath School at half
past one o'clock P. M.
Grace Methodist Episcopal Mission Church.
Location, south side Twenty-third, between Florida
aud Alabama streets. Rev. J Renwick, Local Pastor
in charge ; residence, 527 Capp street.
Services every Monday evening at half-past seven
o'clock. Sunday School Sunday morning at nine
o'clock.
Chinese and Japanese Mission House ot
the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Location. 916 Washington street. Rev. F.J. Masters.
Superintendent; Mrs. Jane Walker, Teacher; Fong
Suey, Assistant. ^ , , .
The schools are graded into five classes, employingf
five experienced teachers, and are open every evening
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during the -week except Saturday. Tuition $1 per
mouth.
Sunday eervlces »fi follows : PraUe Bervires In
EngHhh at eleven o'clock A. M. and six o'clock I'. M.
S'Tvices in Chineoe at llSfO o'clock A. M. and seven
o'clock P. M. SuudHy S.hool at 12:M0 P. M. Week
day services in Chinese every Wednesday at 7 :30 P.M.
Street Preaching at Waverly Place erery Sunday at
2:16 P.M.
San Francisco Clinrch Extension Society
of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
This incorporation is formed for the purpose of
founding chuicbes, of establishing Sundny schools
and preaching place.i, and of relieving over-burdened
churches in the City sud County of San Francinco.
Chailes Goodall, President; W. F. Gibson, Secretary;
Robert McElroy, Treasurer; J. W. Whiting, Otis Gib-
son, Samuel Hancock, .John R.Sims, William Abbott,
T. H. Downing. Joseph F. Forderer, J. 0. Bates and
W. F. Gibson, Directors.
PRESBYTEKIAN.
First Presbyterian Charch
Location, southeast corner of Van Ness Avenue and
Sacramento street. Rev. Robert Mackenzie, D.D.,
Pawtor ; residence, 1924 Washington street.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock
A. M., and at half past seven o'clock P. M. Lecture on
Wednesday evenings. Sunday School and Pastor's
Bible Class at half-past twelve P. M, Young People's
Meeting at half-past six P. M. Prayer Meeting every
Wednesday evening at half-past seven.
Calvary Presbyterian Charch.
Location, northwest corner of Geary and Powell
streets. Pastorate vacant.
This church was organized July 17, 1854.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M. and
half past seven o'clock P. M. Public Li-cture
Wednesday evening. Prayer Meeting every Friday
evening. Sabbath School meets at half past twelve
o'clock P. M.
Howard Presbyterian Chnrcli.
Location, south side of Mission street, between
Third and Fourth.
The church was organized September, 1850.
Regular services are held on Sundays at eleven
o'clock A. M. and half -past seven o'clock P. M.
Sunday School meets at half past twelve o'clock P. M.
Ijarkin Street Presbyterian Charch.
Location, corner of Larkin and Pacific streets. Bev.
John C. Eastman, Pastor; residence, 1332 Vallejo
street.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M. and
half past seven o'clock P. M. Young People's Prayer
Meeting Sundays at half past six o'clock P. M., and
regular Prayer Meeting every Wednesday night. The
Sabbath School meets immediately alter morning
service.
Central Presbyterian Tabernacle.
Location, northeast corner Golden Gate Avenue and
Polk street. Rev. James P. Dickson, Pastor elect;
residence, 1123 Scott street.
Sabbath services held at eleven o'clock A.M., and
half-past seven o'clock P.M. Prayer 'Meetiuf? every
Wednesday in the lecture room at half-past seven
o'clock P. M. Praise service is held from quarter to
seven till half-past seven o'clock P. M.
Emmanuel Blission.
Location, 928 Harrison street, between Fifth and
Sixth. Rev. James Woodworth, Superintendent ; res-
idence, 1713 Steven.son street. Sunday School every
Sabbath at half past two o'clock P. M.
Vnited Presbyterian Charch.
Location, west side of Mason st-eet, between Eddy
and Elis. Rev. M. M. Gibson. D. D., Pastor; resi-
dence, H03 Guerrero street, near Twentieth.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A.
M., and half past seven o'clock P. M. Sabbath School
at half past twelve o'clock P. M.
French Evangfelical Reformed Charch.
Reorganized April 17th, 1H85. Number of commu-
nicautK. twenty-seven. Services are held every Sun-
day Bt two o'clock P. M., in ihe lecture room of St.
John's Presbyterian Church, north sidp Post street,
between Mason and Taylor. Bev. P. Ph. Briol,
Pastor ; residence 121 Haight.
WestnUnster Presbyterian Charch.
Location, south side of Fell street, between Octavia
and Laguna. Rev. John Quincy Adams, Pastor ; resi-
dence, 31t) Page.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M. and
half past seven o'clock P. M. Sunday School at half
past twelve o'clock P. M.; C. Geddes, Superintendent.
Prayer meetings Wednesdays and Fridays at half-past
seven o'clock P.M.
Howard Street Presbyterian Charch.
Location .east side of Howard street between Twenty-
first and Twenty-second. Rev. G. L. Spinlng, D. D.,
Pastor ; residence, 2523 Howard street.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A.M. and
half past seven o'clock P.M. Prayer meeting and
Teachers' meeting at half-past seven o'clock Wednesday-
evening.
Sunday School at half.past twelve o'clock P.M.
Average attendance three hundred and fifty.
St. John's Presbyterian Charch.
Location, north side of Post street, between Mason
and Taylor. Rev. A. B. Meldrum, Pastor ; residence,
1412 Octavia street.
Church services at eleven o'clock A. M. and half
past seven o'clock P.M. The Sabbath School meets
at half-past nine o'clock A. M.
Olivet Presbyterian Charch.
Location, Tennessee street, between Sierra and
Napa. Rev. George A. Hutchinson, Pastor; resi-
dence, 1123 J4 Valencia street.
Services every Sabbath at half-past eleven o'clock
A. M.
Sabbath School at 2 o'clock, P. M.
Memorial Presbyterian Charch.
Location, Eighteenth Avenue, near Railroad Ave-
nue, South San Francisco. Pastorate vacant.
This Church was orgaoized March 23, 18V1. Services
every Sabbath at half past ten o'clock, A. M.
Sabbath School meets at twelve o'clock M.,
Hamilton Sqaare Presbyterian Charch.
Services held in Hamilton Hall, corner Geary and
Steiner streets. Pastorate vacant.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M., and
half past seven o'clock P. M.
Lebanon Presbyterian Charch.
Corner Twenty-fifth and Sanchez streets. Rev.
John Carrington, Pastor ; residence, 209 Chattanooga.
Services morning and evening at usual hours.
Second Vnited Presbyterian Charch.
Location, Guerrero street, between twenty-second
and twenty-third streets. Rev. T. B. Stewart, Pastor ;
residence 809)4 Guerrero street.
Services are held every sabbath at eleven o'clock A.
M., and at half past seven o'clock P. M. Sabbath
School at half past twelve o'clock P. M.
Woodbridge Presbyterian Charch.
Location, corner of Twentieth and Capp streets.
Bev. J. M. Cockins, Pastor-elect.
Services at eleven o'clock A.M. and half past seven
o'clock P. M. Sunday School meets at half past
twelve o'clock P.M.
"Welsh Presbyterian Charch.
Place of worship, Cambrian Hall. 1133 Mission
street. Rev. M. A. Ellis. Pastor ; residence, 121 Nine-
teenth street. Hours of service, eleven o'clock A.
M. and half-past seven o'clock P. M. Sunday School
at half-past two o'clock P. M. Average attendance,
fifty.
First Presbyterian Chinese Charch.
Location, west side of Stockton street, between
Washington and Clay. Rev. A.W. Loomls, D. D. ; res-
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Idence, 1213 Leavenworth ptreet. and Rev. A. J. Kerr,
A. M. : residence, 1224 Jacksou street, Missionaries,
vritb two native assistants.
Il.ligiou8 services in the Chinese and English lan-
Kuaets are held every Sabbath at ekven A. M. and
half p-ist seven P. M. ; Sabbath Schools at hfteen
minutes past twelve and six P. M.
Chinese Blluion House.
Location, northeast corner of Stockton and Sacra-
mento streets. Rev. A. W. Loomis. D. D.. residence,
1213 Leavenworth street, and Rev. A. J. Kerr, A. M.,
residence, 1-224 Jackson street, Missionaries.
The house contains school rooms and rooms for a
Chinese Christian Association, a chapel which will
seat nearly two hundred people, and apartments tor
the residence of a mission family.
An evening school is open throughout the week.
It is free to the Chinese, and is taught by the mis-
sionaries and other teachers who are supported by
the Mission. , „ „ ,. ,
Religious services in the Chinese and English lan-
guages are held at the close of each evening session,
and Kpecial services on Wednesday and Saturday
eveuings.
Japanese Presbyterian Clinroh and
Mission.
' Location, 1163 Mission street. Managed by the
Presbyterian Missionaries. Services on Sabbath
at eleven A. M. and eight P. M. Sabbath School at
half past two P. M. A free school for teaching En-
glish is held every night except Saturday, and closed
with religious instruition. The Japanese Young
Men's Chrit^tian Association meets in the same build-
ing and Is conducted by the native Japanese.
EOMAN CATHOLIC.
St. Mary's Cathedral.
Loratlon, northeast corner of California and Dupont
Btreets. Most Rev. P. W. Riordan, Archbishop ; Very
Bev. J. J. Prendergast, V. G. Pastor; Rev. J. E. Cottle
and Rev. W. P. Kirby, Assistants ; Rev. M. J. Whyte,
Secretary; Rev. George MoutKOUjery, Chancellor;
pastoral residence, 628 California street.
Masses: Sundays, at half past seven, nine, and half-
past ten o'clock A. M. ; week days, six, half-past six,
seven, and half-past seven o'clock A.M. ; Vespers, at
half-past seven o'clock Sunday evenings.
St. Dominic's ClmrcU and Monastery.
Location, northwest corner of Bush and Steiner
streets. A large church is in course of erection.
Served by the Dominican Fathers connected with the
Church.
Masses Sunday at six, seven, half -past eight, half-
past nine and half past-ten o'clock A. M. Sermon and
benediction at half past seven o'clock P. M. Masses
week days at six, lialf-past six, seven and eight
o'clock A. M.
St. Francis' Church.
Location, north side of Vallejo street, between Du-
pont and Stockton. Rev. J. F. Harrington, Pastor;
Rev. P. Smith, Assistant. Pastoral residence, north-
east corner Vallejo street and Montgomery Avenue.
Masses : Sundays at a quarter past six. half past
seven, nine, and half patst ten o'clock A. M. Sunday
School at half past one o'clock P. M. Vespers and
Benediction on Sundays at half past seven o'clock P.
M. Mass on week days at seven o'clock A. M.
Sunday School at nine o'clock A. M.
St. Igrnatias' Church.
Location, north side of Hayes street, west of Van
Ness avenue. Served by the Fathers of the Society
of Jesus, connected with St. Ignatius' College.
Masses : Sundays and H»ly Days at five, half-past
five, six half-past six, half-past seven half- past night,
half-past nine, and half-past ten o'clock, A. M. Masst-s
on week days at five, forty-five minutes past five, half
past six, fifteen minutes past seven, and eight o clock
A. M. Evening service fifteen minutes past seven
o'clock, every evening.
St. Patrick's Church-
Location, north Bide of Mission street, between
Third and Fourth. Rev. Peter J. Grey, Pastor ; Rev.
Thomas Larkin. Bev. P. Dufify and Rev. James Vere-
ker. Assistants. Pastoral residence, 744 Mission street.
Masses : Sundays, at fifteen minutes past six, fifteen
minutes past seven, eight, nine, and half-past ten
o'clock A. M. • during the week, daily, at half-past six
and half-past seven o'clock A. M. ; Vespers and Bene-
diction of theM. H.8., at half -past seven o'clock P.M.
Notre Dame des Victoires.
Location, north side of Bush street, between Dupont
and Stockton. Rev. O. Renaudier, Pastor ; residence,
526 Bush street.
Masses on Sundays at nine, and half past ten o c^ck
A.M.; Mass on week days at eight o'clock A. M. Ves-
pers, three o'clock P. M.
Mission Dolores.
Location, southwest comer of Sixteenth and Dolores
streets. Rev. Richard P. Brennan, Pastor ; Rev. John
J Sullivan and Rev. W. J. O'Mahouey, Assistant
Pastors. Pastoral residence, adjoining the church.
The church was dedicated on the ninth of Octol)er,
1776, although projected in 1769, by Father Junipero
Serra the Father of the California Missions. The
first Friar who had charge was Francisco Palou. who
was assisted in his labors by Benito Cambon. At the
organization of this Mission, and for its protection,
there were fifteen soldiers located at the Presidio,
under the command of S. Flores. A cemetery is at-
tached to the church, in which the first interment
wag made in September, 1776. The first Indian con-
vert was baptized on the twenty-seventh day of De-
cember, in the same year. In the introductory por-
tion of the San Francisco Directory for 1862, page 5,
will be found further details connected with the his-
tory of this Mission. Attached to this church is a
large day school. ^ ^
Masses at half past six, eight, one-quarter to nine,
and half past ten o'clock A.M. on Svmdays and Festi-
vals. \espers at half past seven o'clock P.M.
The congregation no longer worships in tne old
church, a new one having been erected, and which
was dedicated on the 27th of February, 18H4. The
new church is a beautiful Gothic edifice, of the thir-
teenth century architecture, finely frescoed, and cost
St. Joseph's Church.
Location, west side of Tenth street, between Folsom
and Howard. Rev. P. Scanlon. Pastor : Rev. J. Coyle,
Rev. P. Griffin and Rev. W. J. Walsh, Assistants; res-
idence adjoining the church.
Services on Sundays and Feftival days. Masses; Sun-
days at six, seven.eight, nine, and halt past ten o'clock
A M • Catechism at nine o'clock A.M., and Vespers at
seven o'clo k P.M. In Winter, and half past seven m
Summer. Masses on week days at half past six, seven,
half past seven, and eight o'clock A.M.
St- Rose's Church.
Location, Brannan street, near Fourth. Rev. D. F.
Nugent, Pastor; Rev. C. O'Connor, Assistant Pastor ;
residence, adjiilning church. ,, ^
Masses are said at eight, nine and half past ten o clock
A.M. Sunday School at two o'clock P.M., and Ves-
pers at half past seven o'clock P.M.
St. Bridget's Church.
Location, southwest corner of Broadway street and
Van Ness avenue. Rev. P. Bermlngham. Pastor; Rev.
Joseph D. Szule, Assistant Pastor; residence, adjoin-
ing the church.
Masses every Sunday at half past six, eight, nine and
eleven o'clock A. M. and vespers at half past seven
o'clock P. M. Catechism for the children at nine
o'clock A. M. Masses on week days at half past
six and half past seven o'clock A. M.
St. Peter's Church,
Location, west side of Columbia street, between
Twentv-fourth and Twenty-fifth. Rev. P. S. Casey.
Pastor"- Rev. William A. Nevin and Rev. J. J. McCue,
A-^sistants; pastoral residence, east side of Alabama
street, betwet-n Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth.
The Academy adjoining the church, under the charge
of the Sisters of Mercy, accommodates the youth of
the parish.
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Masses on Sundays at seven, half past eight, and
half past ten o'clock A.M. Sunday School at twenty
niiu\ite8 past nine o'clock A. M. for boys in the
church, and one o'clock P. M. for girls in the convent.
St. Paul's Clmrch.
Location, northwest corner of Twenty-ninth and
Church streets. Bev. Lawrence Breslin, Pastor ; resi-
dence, 1626 Church street. Rev. J. A. Cassidy, Assist-
uit.
Masses on Sundays at eight and ten o'clock A. M.
Sunday School at half past ten o'clock A. M.
St. Boniface*8 Charch (German).
Location, south side of Golden Gate Av, between
Jones and Leavenworth. Rev. Sebastian Wolf, Pas-
j tor; residence, in rear of the church.
Masses on Sundays at eight and half past ten o'clock
A.M. and Vespers at half past three o'clock P.M.;
Mass on week days at half past seven o'clock A. M.;
Catechism, Sundays at a quarter to eight o'clock
A. M., under the charge of the Sisiers of St. Dominic.
St. Teresa's Clmrcli.
Location, east side of Tennessee street, between
Butte and Solano, Potrero. Rev. John Kemmy,
Pastor.
Masses on Sundays at seven and ten o'clock A. M.
Clmrcli of tbe Holy Cross.
Location, Calvary Cemetery. Masses on Sundays
at eight and half-past nine o'clock A. M. Suuday
School after last Mass.
St. John tbe Baptut Clinrch.
Location, north side of Eddy street, between Oc-
tavia and Lacuna. Bev. M. D. Connolly, Pastor ; pas-
torii) residence, 1122 Eddy street. ■
Masses Sundays at seven, nine and half past ten
o'clock A. M. Vespers Sundays, at half-past seven
o'clock P. M. Sunday School in the morning alter
nine o'clock Mass.
St. Brendan's Chnrcb.
Location, northeast corner of Fremont and Harri-
son streets. Bev. John F. Nugent, Pastor ; residence,
320 Harrison. Bev. P. D. Brady, Assistant.
Daily masses at half-past seven A. M., and on Sun-
days at a quarter past six, half-past seven, half-past
nine and ten A. M. ; Rosary and Benediction at half-
past seven P. M. ; Sunday School at half -past nine A.M.
Ygleaia. de Nnestra Senora de Gnadalnpe.
Location, north side of Broadway street, between
Mason and Taylor. Bev. Andres Garriga, Pastor ; pas-
toral residence, y08 Broadway street.
This church was organized for the benefit of the
Spanish and Portuguese residents.
Services are held in the Spanish language at fen
o'clock A.M., on Sundays and Festival days. Masses at
seven, niie and half-past ten o'clock A. M. Vespers
at half-past seven o'clock P. M. Mass on week days
at seven o'clock A. M.
San Pletro Chnrcli.
Location, northeast corner of Filbert and Dapont
streets. Rev. Carlo Franchi. Pastor.
All Hallows' Charch.
Location, east side Susquehanna street, near Rail-
road Avenue, Soath San Francisco. Rev. Timothy
Fitzpatrick. Pastor. Masses on Sundays at half-past
seven and ten o'clock A. M., and on week days at half-
past beven o'clock A. M.
Charcli of St^ Charles Borromeo.
Rev. P. J. Cummlngs, Pastor. Services are held
temporarily at Cannon's Hall, comer of Seventeenth
and Howard streets.
Sacred Heart Charch.
Location, southeast comer of Fell and Fillmore
streeti. Rev. James Flood, pastor; residence, 710
Hayes.
Chapels.
In addition to services held at the different Roman
Catholic churches throughout the city, religious exer-
cises take place reg\ilarly at the following institu-
tions : Presentation Convent Chapel, Powell street;
St. Rose's Convent, corner Steiner street and Golden
Gate avenue ; Sacred Heart Convent, comer of Taylor
and Ellis streets ; St. Mary's Hospital Chapel, comer
of First and Bryant streets ; Magdalen Asylum Chapel,
Potrero avenue, near Twenty-first street ; St. Mary's
College Chapel, San Jos^ Road; St. Vincent's Orphan
Asylum. South San Francisco ; Sacred Heart College,
corner of Larkin and Eddy streets.
SWEDENBORGIAN.
First Ne-w Jerusalem Church.
Location north side of O'Farrell street, between
Mason and Taylor. Rev. John Doughty, Pastor ; resi-
dence, 1.508 Leavenworth street.
Services are held every Sibbath at eleven o'clock A.
M. Administration of the Sacrament of the Lord's
Supper at the close of the morning service on the
first Sundays in February, May, August and Novem-
ber. Sabbath School at half past twelve o'clock P. M.
Second Xenv Jerusalem Charch.
Rev. J. Worcester, pastor; residence, Oakland.
Meet at Druids' Hall,
usual hours.
413 Sutter street. Services at
UNITARIAN.
First Unitarian Church.
Location, south side of Geary street, between Du-
pont and Stockton. Rev. Horatio Stebbins, D. D.,
Pastor ; residence, 1609 Larkin street.
There is connected with the society an organized
charity, called The Society for Christian Work.
ReUgit)us services are held on Sunday at eleven
o'clock A.M. and half past seven o'clock P.M.; all
seats are free at the evening services.
The Sunday School has about three hundred and
twenty-one scholars and teachers, and a library of
two thousand volumes. The Sunday School is held at
half past nine o'clock A. M.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Mariners' Church.
Location, northeast corner of Sacramento and
Drumm streets. Rev. Joseph Rowell, Pastor; resid-
ence, 1416 Sacramento street; Rev. W. D. Bishop,
Missionary.
This church finds a wide field for usefulness, in the
usual church services, a large Bible Class for seamen
and strangers, a free reading room, monthly meetings
of the S. F. Marine Temperance Society, several
Prayer meetings on week-day evenings, preaching on
the Sabbath, and personal labor on the Sabbath and
during the week at the U. S. Marine Hospital, dis-
tribution of bibles and tracts on shipboard, boarding
houses, and elsewhere, and missionary labors about
the streets wharves and shipping, and on board sea-
going vessels. Itisan undenominational missionary
church.
There is connected with this church a Bible Class
and Sabbath School, numbering more than one htin-
dred teachers and scholars ; meets at half -past nine
o'clock A. M. Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock
A. M. and half-past seven o'clock P. M. Prayer meet-
ings every Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Friday
evenings, at half past seven o'clock P. M.
Christian Church.
Location, east side of Twelfth street, between Mis-
sion and Howard streets. Rev. T. D. Garvin Pastor ;
residence, 610 Mason.
Services every Sunday at eleven o'clock A. M. and
half past seven o'clock P. M. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday evening.
Bible Christians.
Place of worship. Foresters' Hall. JO Eddy street.
Services every Sunday at two o'clock P. M.
Christian AdT-ent Church.
Location, Church street, between Twenty-ninth and
Thirtieth. W. B. Chandler, Elder ; residence, 1711
Church street ; Thomas Howell, Assistant Elder,
residence, 20 Derby, off Taylor.
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This Society was organized in 1870.- Services are
held every Sunday at eleven o'clock A. M., and half
past seven o'clock P. M. Sunday School Immediately
after morning service.
Seventh-Day Adventlsta.
Organized, 1871 ; place of worship, Laguna street,
between Golden Gate Avenue and McAllister street ;
N. C. McClure, Elder ; residence, the church.
Services every Saturday, at eleven o'clock A. M.
Sunday School at eleven o'clock A. M. Prayer Meet-
ing, Wednesday evenings.
The Independent German CongregAtion. of
San Francisco.
Incorporated July 1, 1870. Lectures by the Speaker,
Mr. Fred. Schuenemann-Pott, held at 310 O'Farrell
street, every Sunday at half past ten o'clock A. M.
Sunday School at half past nine o'clock A. M. ; num-
ber of scholars, one hundred.
First English Lutheran Church.
Services held in Assembly Hall, 1412 Polk street.
Rev. Oliver 0. Miller, Pastor ; residence, 712 Leaven-
worth.
Services every Sunday at the usual hours.
St. Johannes B. 91. Klrche.
Place of worship, east side of Dolores, between
Duncan and Twenty-eighth streets. Bev. J. M.
Winkler, Pastor.
Reortranized Church of Jesus Christ
of r.atter-Day Saints (San Francisco
Branch) .
Organized 1863. George S. Lincoln, Presiding Elder.
Meets every Sunday at half-past seven o'clock P. M.
in Lincoln Hall, 71 New Montgomery street.
Russian Church.
Place of worship, 1713 Powell. Rev. W. N. Wetch-
tomoff. Arch-priest; residence, 1715 Powell street.
Services every Sunday at half past ten o'clock A. M.
and seven o'clock P. M., and Saturday at seven o'clock
P. M. Sunday School at nine o'clock A. M.
There is a school in connection with the church
heldevery day during the week except Sunday, for
the instruction of children in religion and preparing
them for the church.
Friends' Meeting.
Services held in Superior Court Room No. 4, third
floor New City Hall, every First Day, at eleven o'clock
A. M. Entrance on the north side, at the small door
near the center of the building. An iuvitation to
attend is cordially extended to all.
First Spiritual Union of San Francisco.
This society maintains its organization but holds
no meetings for religious services. Mrs. Laverna
Matthews, President ; M. B. Dodge, Vice-President ;
C. H. Wadsworth, Recording Secretary ; J. M. Mat-
thews, Treasurer ; 0. H. Gilman, Librarian.
Golden Gate Religious and Philosopliical
Society.
Mrs. E. L. Watson, Pastor. Meets every Sunday at
Metropolitan Hall, NE cor Fifth and Jessie. Services
at half past ten o'clock A. M. and half-past seven
o'clock P. M.
SOCIETIES
Religious.
AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY— PACIFIC AGENCY.
-Geo. C. McConnell, Depositary and Superintendent
of Colportage. This society was organized in 1825, to
diffuse Gospel truth through the printed page. Its
headquarters are at 150 Nassau street. New York.
Its depository, at 757 Market street, is also the de-
pository of the American Sunday School Union and
the Congregational Publishing Society.
CALIFORNIA BIBLE SOCIETY.— Organized Octo-
ber 30, 1849. Depository, 757 Market street. Meet-
ings of the Board of Trustees are held by appoint-
ment, on the Tuesday after the first Sunday of each
month. Superintendent, Rev. John Thompson ; resi-
dence, 1350 Franklin street, Oakland ; Geo. C. Mc-
Connell, Deposiwry.
GENERAL BAPTIST CONVENTION OF THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.— Organized in May, 1881.
Meets annually In May of each year.
Oflacers.- H. O. Reynolds, San Jos^, President;
Hon. H. E. McCune, Dixon, and O. F. Dyer, San
Diego, Vice-Presidents ; W. B. Thompson, San Fran-
cisco, Secretary ; W. R. Strong, Sacramento, Treas-
urer.
JAPANESE MISSION OF THE METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.— M. C. Harris, Superinten-
dent; Eanichi Miyama, Assistant. Location, S31
Jessie street, betweeu Sixth and Seventh. Object:
the Christianizing of the Japanese, teaching of the
English language, and giving aid to the needy. Re-
moved from 920 Washington street to present loca-
tion in November, 1886.
LADIES' PASTORAL AID SOCIE'TY OF TRINITY
CHURCH.— Organized 1873. Meets every Friday at
Trinity Church, after morning service. The object of
thesociety is to take under its care the destitute and
friendless within the bounds of Trinity Church parish,
to find employment for those requiring it, and to pro-
vide clothing and assistance for such as may be in
need of it ; to visit and comfort the sick and the
afflicted; to endeavor to bring to the church those who
are neglectful of its services, and particularly the
poorer and friendless classes; to gather chiliren Into
the Sunday School, and to aid in providing active and
competent teachers ; in short, to do all in its power,
under tbe guidance and direction of the Reccor of the
parish, to advance the interests of the Church of
Christ, and to extend to those around the privileges
and blessings of the gospel.
Officers— Mrs. H. W. Beers, President ; Mrs. Starr,
Vice-President; Mrs. John G. Gasmann, Secretary;
Mrs. J. Mathieu, Treasurer.
METHODIST BOOK DEPOSITORY. — PACIFIC
COAST BRANCH.— The Book Concern was established
in 1789 on a borrowed capital of $600.
The San Francisco Depository, 10.37 Market street,
Rev. J. D. Hammond, Agent, was established in 1864,
and entered its own present commodious building in
1877. The National Temperance Publication Society
of New York, and the Publishing House of the M. E.
Church South, of Nashville, are represented by full
lines of stock.
PRESBYTERIAN MISSION HOME. — 933 Sacra-
mento street ; carried on by the Occidental Branch
of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church ; organized March, 1874, and has
for its especial field of labor the evangelization of
heathen women on the Pacific Coast. Thirty-one
auxiliary societies have been formed on the coast,
seven of which are located in this city. The society
purchased in June, 1876, the property at 933 Sacra-
mento street for the purposes of the Mission Home.
Daily school in English and Chinese is maintained,
and Chinese women are in cases of persecution
afforded shelt-r in the Home ; the largest number of
pupils at any one time in the Home being thirty-
eight.
Officers.— Mrs. P. D.Browne, President ; Mrs. A. J.
Kerr, Treasurer; Mrs. E. V. Robbins, Recording. Sec-
retary; Mrs. C. H. Strei^t, Corresponding Secretary;
Miss M. Culbertson, Superintendent.
PACIFIC PRESBYTERIAN UNION.— Organized Oc
tober, 1875. Composed of the clergy and laity of the
several Presbyterian churches of the City.
The Union meets quarterly at the different churches.
The Board of Directors meet on the first Monday
of each mouth.
Sabbath Schools are maintained by the Union every
Sunday afternoon as follows : 56 First street, H. S.
Blackwell, Superintendent; comer Steiner and
Geary streets, James Horsburgh, Superintendent;
comer Jersey and Sanchez streets. Rev. John Carring-
ton. Superintendent, and Mecartncy's Hall, 927 Pa-
cific street, H. 8. Blackwell, Superintendent.
Centennial School— North side Howard street, near
Tenth, D. W. Horsburgh, Superintendent.
Officers.- Thomas Magee, President : Edward Kerr,
Vice-President; Wm. Ross, Recording Secretary ; J. 1.
JOHN HAMMOND
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Husband, Oorreapondlng Secretary ; H. L. Van Winkle,
Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO BAPTIST SOCIAL UNION.—
Organized in July, 188t. Business meetings held
monthly and public meetings quarterly.
OfiBcers.— A. B. Forbes. President; P. D. Code,
Vice-President ; G. A. Hull, U.S. A. .Secretary; J.R.
Bennett, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO GIRLS' UNION.— Incorporated
June 6, 1884. Location, 714 Bush street. This Society
Is fonned in the interest of the self-reliant, self-
respecting girls of San Francisco, and unprotected
strangers.
Its object is to open attractive rooms for music,
reading, etc. ; form classes for practical aid io the
line of each girls's own endeavor ; al.so, to sublet all
private rooms in the Society's buildingto those with-
out or too remote from friends and home, and furnish
board at moderate cost.
Officers for 1887.— President, Mr«. S. P. Taylor ;
Viue-Presidenta, Mrs. Laura A. Ballard, M.D., and
Mrs. Charles Eaton; Treasurer, Wm. Bosworth; Secre-
tary, Miss R. B. Goddard ; Resident Director, Mrs. C.
E. Kinney.
Office hours from nine A. M. to five P. M.
S.\N FRANCISCO PORT SOCIETY. — Organized
March, 1860. Objects: The moral improvement of
seamen and others connected with the sea, in this
port, by aiding the American Seaman's Friend Society
of New York, in sustaining the Mariners' Church of
San Francisco, and in such enterprises connected
therewith as the society may approve. Any person
may become a member by paying $3 a year, or a life
member by the payment at one time of $50.
Officers. — Oliver Eldridge, President ; J. Q. Jack-
son, Vice-President ; J. Rowell. Secretary ; Robert
Balfour, Treasurer; Ira P. Rankin, Robert Balfour,
George W. Gibbs, David Pool, S. S. Smith, J. W.
■Whiting, J. G. Levensaler, Charles Ferris and J.
Bo well. Trustees.
SOCIETY FOB CHBISTIAN WOBK.— Organized Oc-
tober, 1873. This society is connected with the First
Unitarian Church ; and is under the auspices of the
ladies of the congregation, every one of whom is ex-
pected to aid in its support. The objects of the so-
ciety are to relieve the sick and destitute, distribute
clothing, seek employment for needy women, and
assist the unfortunate in all practicable ways. Con-
tributions of reading matter are distributed to the
prisons, hospitals and asylums. The money needed
for the prosecution of this work is obtained by the
Sewing Society of the Congregation, which meets
every alternate Monday at two o'clock P. M. in the
church parlors, to which all are cordially invited.
Officers.— Mrs. S. L. Bee, President; Mrs. Scott
Elder, Vice-President; Mrs. J. S. Bugbee, Secretary;
Mrs. J. T. Bonestell. Treasurer.
GENTLEMEN8' SODALITY OF THE BLESSED
VIBGIN MARY.— Organized December, 1861, for the
spiritual benefit of its members. The society is
governed by a Director, who is one of the Fathers of
St. Ignatius Church, together with a Prefect and two
assistants; a Secretary, Treasurer and other officers,
aswellasa council of twelve members elected an-
nually. Its present spiritual Director is Bev. Joseph
Nerl, S.J. Gentlemen's Sodality meetings held every
Sunday and holidays at a quarter to eight A. M., in
their chapel, basement of St. Ignatius Church, on
Hayes street, west of Van Ness Avenue. Number of
members about five hundred.
It posseaaes a reading room and select library of
about 3,000 volumes ; opened to non-members on
payment of a small fee, on Sunday afternoon and on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings.
LADIES' SODALITY OF THE BLESSED VIEGIN
MARY.— Meets ou Sundays, at half-past two o'clock
P.M., in their chapel, over the eastern side aisle of St.
Ignatius' Church. Number of members, two hundred
and fifty. Director Rev. A. Maraachl, B. J.
WILLING WORKEBS.— The Society of Willing
Workers la composed of the members of the church
and congregation of The First Free Baptist Church,
Offlcera.— Preaident. Mrs. R. Barton; Vice Presi-
dent, Mrs. B. Nicoll; Secretary, Miss E. Boot;
Treasurer, Mrs. C. Doe ; Board of Directors, Mrs. Bar-
low Dyer, Mrs. J. Brown and Mrs. W. Brooke.
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.— In-
corporated September 13, 18)3. For the attainment
of the objects of this association there is pro-
vided and maintained: A library and bath rooms, free
to all members of this association. A reading room,
well supplied with current literature, daily, weekly,
pictorial, secular, and religious papers, tree to all
such as conform to the rules and reglilationa issued
by the Board of Managers from time to time. The
library contains upward of four thousand volumes.
There is also a gymnasium connected with the insti-
tution.
A Prayer Meeting, to which all are invited, is held
at the rooms every day at twelve o'clock noon. Bible
Class, on Friday eveuinga at eight o'clock. Services
in the large hall of the association every Stinday at
three o'clock P.M.
The association has a large and handsome building
on Sutter street, between Kearny and Grant Avenue,
owned by tliem and free from debt. The freereading
rooms are open every day from half-past eight o'clock
A. M. to ten o'clock P. M.
Officers.- George W. Gibbs, President; John F.
Myers, Becording Secretary ; H.J. McCoy, General Sec-
retary ; M. M. Meyers. Assistant Secretary: Prentiss
Selbv. Treasurer; L. B. Benchley, Librarian. Board
of Directors— Gen. O. O. Howard, Monroe Green-
wood, W.B. Parsons, Samuel Carson, Peter B. Simons,
John F. Myers, Prentiss Selby, Charles Goodall, O. S.
Smith, N. P. Cole, Robert Dickson, J. G. Levenxaler,
Walter N. Hawley, J. C. Angell, George W. Gibbs,
Capt. G. A. Hull, R. V. Watt, A. B. Forbes. E. W.
Newhall.
YOUNG MEN'S HEBREW ASSOCIATION.— Organ-
ized October 14, 1877. The objects of the association
are:
1st. The improvement of the mental, moral, and
social condition of its members.
2d. The protection of Hebrew interests.
The association at present nvimbers one hundred
members, and meets monthly at their rooms 421
Post street.
Officers— J. B. Lcvlson, President ; Herman Bnkle,
Vice-President ; Benjamin Armer, Recording Secre-
ary ; M. 0. Ettinger, Treasurer ; Max Popper, M. S.
Levy and Tlieo. Steiner, Directors.
YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.—
Organized September 9, 1877. Incorporated February
1, 1878. Number of meml>er8, about one hundred and
eighty. The objects of the association includes the
establishment of an industrial department for desti-
tute women, a reading room and library for women
and girls, the furnishing of advice, sympathy, tempo-
ral aid and encouragement to friendless and homeless
young women arriving or residing in the city, and the
extension of moral and religious aurrotmdlngs to all
families needing such ministrations.
The rooms of the association are located at 912 Su tter
street, and coasist of library, reading and sewing-
rooms. The library contains over one thousand vol-
umes of well se-ected literature, and the reading room
ia copiously supplied with the choicest periodicals.
The annual meeting is held on the first Friday in
Janua y of each year.
Officers— Mrs. L. C. Bedington, President; MlasH.
Van Winkle. Becording Secretary; Mrs. L. H. Morse,
Treasurer; Mr«. D. Horsburgh, Corresponding Sec-
Secretary.
Benevolent.
AMEBICAN LEGION OF HONOB.— This organlM-
tion is a secret benevolent society, connected with
which Is a beneficiary system for the relief of sick
and distressed members and the heirs of deceased
members. Grand Secretary's- office, 46 St. Ann's
Building.
A Grand Council was instituted Augnist 8, 1881.
Grand Officers: Geo. W. Dixon, fean Francisco,
Grand Commander ; J. M. Gleaves, Dixon, Grand Vice-
Commander ; W. D. Mansfield, San Francisco, Grand
Orator ; C. O. Burtoi^ San Francisco, Grand Secre-
tary; John N. Bease, Wataonvllle, Grand Treasurer;
Bev. Thomas Filben, Sacramento, Grand Chaplain;
Henry Tyack, Grass Valley, Grand Guide ; Kate Wil-
lats, San Francisco, Grand Warden ; Frank Ky, Ana-
heim, Grand Sentry.
THE LION Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, €4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN. Manager
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SOCIETIES.
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There are eighty-four subordinate Couucila under
the jurisdiction of the Grand Council, fifteen of which
are located In San Francisco, as follows:
Golden Council No. 118.— Meets every second and
fourth Wednesday evenings In the month at 32 O'Far-
rell street.
Alta Council No. 147.— Meets etery first and third
Friday evening at Alcazar Building.
Mtktle Council No. 187.— Meets every Wednesday
evening, at 32 O'Farrell.
Califoknl*. Council No. 250.— Meets every first and
third Monday evenings In the month at 32 O'Farrell
streets.
Bohemian Council No. 261.— Meets the first and
third Wednesday evening of every month at 32 O'Far-
rell street.
San Fkancisco Council No. 442.— Meets every Tues-
day evening at 417 Kearny street.
Coleman Council No. 451.— Meets every second
and fourth Tuesday evenings in the month at corner
Sixteenth and Valencia.
Washington Council No. 480.— Meets every second
and fourth Tuesday evenings in the month at 320
Post.
Occident Council No. 502.— Meets every second
and fourth Saturday evenings in the month at Alca-
lar Building.
Golden West Council No. 547.— Meets every Friday
evening in the month In Hamilton Hall, corner Geary
and Stelner streets.
Golden Stab Council No. 548.— Meets every Thurs-
day evening in B'nal B'rlth Hall. 121 Eddy street.
Protection Council No. 696.— Meets second and
fourth Friday evening in Alcazar Building.
Mktbopolis Council No. 640.— Meets every Satur-
day evening, 320-Post street.
Mtstio Council No. 674. — Meets every third and
fourth Thursday evenings in the month, at 329 Post
street.
Golden Shobb Council No. 695.— Meets first and
third Saturday eyanlngs in the month, at 32 O'Farrell
street.
ANCIENT ORDEE OF FORESTERS.- The objects
of this order are to aid the sick members, give relief
to their widows and orphans, to find employment for
the unemployed, and all other benevolent purposes.
There are twenty-two courts in the State, with several
femitle branches known as circles, and a branch
known as Knights of Sherwood Forest.
Califoenia Distbict.— Organized December, 1879.
Officers.— Joseph H. Maher, D. C. R. ; Thomas W.
Caine, D. S. 0. R. ; E. Mack, D. Treasurer; H. J.
Platts, D. Secretary, 310 O'Farrell street. C. H. Wad-
man, D. B.
CouBT Robin Hood, No. 5931.— Meets second and
fourth Tuesdays of each month in Druid's Hall, 413
Sutter street.
OouBT EuBEKA, No. 6146.— Meets first and third
Tuesdays of each month, at 32 O'Farrell street.
CouBT AuBOBA, No. 6450.— Meets first and fourth
Wednesdays of each month at 32 O'Farrell street.
CouBT Amebioa, No. 6454.— Meets second and fourth
Thursdays of each month in Champion Hall, Potrero.
CoUBT Califobnia, No. 6671.— Meets first and third
Tuesday of each month, in Foresters' Hall, 20 Eddy
street.
Coubt Occidental, No. 6676.— Meets second and
fourth Thursdays of each month in Alcazar Building.
Coubt Golden Gate, No. 6681.— Meets second and
fourth Tuesdays of each month, at 32 O'Farrell street.
Ooubt San Fbancisco, No. 6744.— Meets first and
third Thursdays of each month, at 32 O'Farrell street.
Coubt Bat Crrr, No. 6857.— Meets second and fourth
Wednesdays of each month, in B'nal B'rlth Hall, 121
Eddy Street.
Ooubt Euclikan, No. 6932.— Meets first and third
Monday evenings, at 32 O'Farrell street.
Coubt Stab or the West, No. 6956.— Meets every
Friday evening, in Foresters' Hall, 20 Eddy street.
Coubt Eclipse, No. 6972.- Merts every Monday
evening, lu Foresters' Hall, 20 Eddy street
Court Hubebtus No. 7125.— Meets every Friday
eveuiug at Alcazar Building.
Coubt Pbide op California, No. 1 (Juvenile
Branch) .-Meets first and third Tuesdays of each
month, at 220 Mason street.
Court Young Amebica, No. 2 (Juvenile Branch).—
Meets first and third Saturdays of each month in
Champion Hall, Potrero.
Coubt Justice, No. 7182.— Meets Second and fourth
Monday of every month, at 32 O'Farrell street.
Court Star of the Mission, No. 7197.— Meets
6very Wednesday, at corner Sixteenth and Valencia
streets.
Coubt Hercdles, No. 7206.— Meets every Monday,
at 1043 )i Market street.
Court Inter Nos, No. 7353.— Meets every Friday
at 32 O'Farrell street.
JUVENILE KNIGHTS OF SHERWOOD FOREST.—
Unity Conclave, No. 1.— Meets first and third Tues-
day, at Armory Hall, corner of Howard and New Mont-
gomery streets.
KEEPERS AND COMPANIONS OF SHERWOOD
FOREST.— A ladies' branch of the AncieLt Order of
Foresters. Instituted in San Francisco July 12, 1886.
Office of the G. C. K., 530 Washington street.
Grand Lodge of California. — F. C. Hensley, G.
C. K. ; Mrs. Hannah M. Andrews, G. S. C. K. ; W. H.
Johnson. G. K, of F. and S., No. 97 Silver street ; D.
E. Besecker, G. K. of R., No. 601 California street;
Mrs. M. Farrell, G. K. of E., No. 2015 Powell street;
Mrs.G. W. Cummins, G. M. ; Mrs. Golden, G. 0. ;
Miss L. Murray, G. S. S., Sacramento ; Mrs. Goetze,
G.J. S., Santa Rosa; Thomas Andrews, Q. K. of I.
G. ; Joseph Farrell. G. K. of O. G.
Live Oak Lodge, No. 1.— Meets first and third
Mondays in 0. C. F. Hall, Alcazar Building.
Triumph Lodge No. 2.— Meets every Wednesday in
Golden Gate Hall, Alcazar Building.
COMPANIONS OF THE FOREST.— This organiz*-
tion was instituted in San Francisco In 1883, formally
recognized as the Ladles' Brauch of the Ancient Or-
der of Foresters at the High Court meeting in Detroit,
August, 1885, and now numbers 18 circles, with a
membership of nearly 2,000.
Supreme Grand Circle.— Meets in San Francisco
in the first week of June, annually.
Officers.— John Falconer, S. G. C. C. ; Thomas Pem-
bertby, 8. G. S. C. C. ; C. O. Schnoor, S. G. T. ; P.
Dewar, S. G. Secty., 416 Mission street ; Mrs. A. M,
Phillips, S. G. R. G. ; Mrs. A. Pemberthy, 8. G. L. G. ;
C. H. Bremer, S. G. I. Q. ; Mies S. Jacobs, S. G. O. G.
Washington Circle No. 1.— Meets second and
fourth Thursdays at 20 Eddy street.
Excelsior Cirole, No. 2.— Meets second and fourth
Tuesdays at 20 Eddy street.
Bat Citt Circle, No. 11.— Meets first and third
Wednesdays at 20 Eddy street.
ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN.—
This Order, which was first organized in the State by
the institution of California Lodge No. 1 at West
Oakland, August 21, 1875, has grown rapidly, until
now it has assumed proportions, in respect to num-
bers and organization, which places it in the front
rank among our many secret benevolent orders. Over
two hundred and forty Lodges have been formed in
the State, with an aggregate membership of oyer
eighteen thousand.
The Grand Lodge of Califobnia.— Organized
1877. Meets in San Francisco. Office, 40 St. Ann's
Building. _ , ^
Officers.— Edwin Danforth, P. G. M. W. ; E. F. Loud.
G. M. W. ; A. 0. Bane, G. F. ; J. N. Young, G. O. ; H.
G. Pratt. Grand Recorder ; C. H. Haile, Grand Re-
ceiver ; Al. Cobler, G. G. ; E. F. Thompson, G. W.
Twenty-four Lodges have been Instituted in this
city, viz:
San Francisco Lodge No. 4.— Meets every Wednes-
day at Red Men's Hall, 320 Post street.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
-Meet8 every Thure-
44.— Meets every Friday at
Golden Gate Lodge No.
day at 32 O'Farrell street.
Harmony Lodge No. 9.— Meets every Saturday at
Alcazar Building.
Yebba Buena Lodge No. 14.— Meets every Friday
at 32 U'Farrell street.
Bernal Lodge No. 19.— Meets every Monday at
corner of Sixteenth and Valencia streets.
Unity Lodge No. 27.— Meets every Tuesday at B'nal
B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street.
Valley Lodge No. 30.— Meets every Wednesday at
32 O'Farrell street.
Spartan Lodge No. 36.— Meets every Friday at 32
O'Farrell street.
Myrtle Lodge No. 42. -Meets first, third and
fourth Saturdays at 913 Market street.
Washington Lodge No. 60.— Meets every Thurs-
day at Alcazar Building.
Burns' Lodge No. 68.— Meets every Thursday at
Alcazar Building.
St. John Lodge No. 73.— Meets every Thursday
at 32 O'Farrell street.
Magnollv Lodge No. 41.— Meets every Monday at
Alcazar Building.
Franklin Lodge No
32 O'Farrell street.
Hercules Lodge No. 53. — Meets every Friday at
Hamilton Hall, southwest comer Geary and Steiner
streets.
Excelsior Lodge No. 126.— Meets every Thursday
at Excelsior Hall, 2319 Mission street.
Olympic Lodge No. 127.— Meets every Tuesday at
Alcazar Building.
Fidelity Lodge. No. 136.— Meets every Wednesday
at 320 Post street.
Bay View Lodge Nq. 159.— Meets every Friday at
corner Railroad avenue and Trinidad street. South
San Francisco.
Triumph Lodge No. 180.— Meets every Tuesday at
320 Post street.
NoE Valley Lodge No. 185. — Meets every Tuesday
in Daveneck Hall, comer Church and Twenty-fourth
streets.
Alta Lodge, No. 242. — Meets every Tuesday even-
ing at comer Twenty-fourth and Folsom streets.
AUSTRIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.— Incorpo-
rated September 28, 1870. Meets first and third
Wednesdays of each month, at Druid's Hall, 413
Sutter street. Number of members, two hundred
and fifty
Officers— M. Scanatish, President; Felix Benner,
Vice-President; E. L. Llndwall, Treasurer; N. Bol-
linger, Recording Secretary ; H. Hienz, Financial
Secretary.
AUSTRIAN PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION.— Organ-
ized April 12, 1879. Number of members, one hun-
dred and twenty. Meets at 71 New Montgomery street,
on the first and third Thursdays of each month.
Object— To assist needy members in case of sickness
or distress.
Officers. — M. P. Milloglav, President; R. T. Mich-
aelson, Vice-President; J. F. Sylvia, Recording Sec-
retary; N. P. Milloglav, Treasurer; I. Gurmendez,
Financial Secretary.
AUSTRIAN MILITARY AND BENEVOLENT AS-
SOCIATION—Incorporated March 27. 1879. Number
of members, 85. Meets every Wednesday evening at
310 O'Farrell street. Object : To assist its members
in sickness or distress.
Officers— George Dabelich, President ; A. N. Baccio\
Vice-President; R. Spiro, Recording Secretary; J. M.
Russell, Financial Secr.tnry ; Wm. Green, Treasurer ;
L. Vicevlch, Sergeant- at- Arms ; P. Feliclch, Conduc-
tor; R. Spiro, Captain ; A . N. Baccio, First Lieutenant ;
M. Radulovisch, Second Lieutenant.
BELGIAN MUTUAL RELIEF SOCIETY-Socl^tg
Beige de Secours Mutuels. This society was organ-
ized April 1, 1883. Number of members, about 100'
meetings, first and third Friday of each month at
Lafayette Hall. 730 Montgomery street. W. B. Chap-
man, (Consul for Belgium) Honorary President ;
Joseph Oaillard, Presidrnt ; J. Lehousse, Vice-Presi-
dent; A. Desaegber. Recording Secretary; Felix De-
leau, Financial Secretary ; Louis Nevraumont,
Treasurer.
BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ORDER OF
ELKS.— OrganizedApril 11, 1876. George Bell, Dis-
trict Deputy and Exalted Grand Ruler for California ;
residence, 1418 Jackson street. Up to Decnmber 6,
1885, the representation of the Order in San Francisco
included San Francisco Lodge, No. 3, and California
Lodge, No. 12, upon which date both were consoli-
dated into the Lodge named below.
Golden Gate Lodge, No. 6.— Meets every Sunday
at half-past twelve P. M., in Concord Hall, Alcazar
Building.
Officers.— Henry H. Davis, E. R. ; Thomas Alexan-
der, E. L. K. ; Albert A. Terry, E. L. K. : F. F. Lord,
E. L. K. ; William C. Dudley, Secretary ; Charles W.
Nevin, Treasurer; George W. Roach, Tyler. Ap-
pointed Officers— Esquire, Thomas Baldwin; 1. G.,
M. Leo; Chaplain, John W. Porter.
B'NAI B'RITH— District Grand Lodge, No. 4. —
Meets every fourth Sunday in January, at B'nai B'rith
Building, 121 Eddy street.
Officers.— Marcus Levy, President; Albert Elkus,
First Vice-President ; Joseph Rothschild, Second Vice-
President ; Louis Blank, Secretary; Isaac Lucher,
Treasurer; Jacob Davis, Guard ; B. Rosenberg, Mes-
senger; Trustees, Herman Enkel, Gab. Cohen and
Herman Abrams.
Ten lodges have been organized in this city, all of
which meet in the B'nai B'rith Building upon the
following evenings, viz:
Ophib Lodge, No. 21.— Meets every Wednesday.
Unity Lodge, No. 273.— Meets every Monday.
MoDiN Lodge. No. 42.— Meets every Tuesday.
Pacific Lodge, No. 48.— Meets every Thursday.
Montefiore Lodge, No. 51.— Meets every Monday.
Columbia Lodge, No. 127. — Meets every Monday.
Golden Gate Lodge, No. 129.— Meets every Wed-
nesday.
Occidental Lodge, No. 325.— Meets every Tuesday.
California Lodge, No. 163.— Meets every Thurs-
day.
Cremieux Lodge, No. 325.— Meets every Monday.
B'nai B'rith Hall Association.— Incorporated
April 9, 1878, for the purpose of building and main-
taining a suitable structure for the accommodation
of the order. Under its auspices a magnificent four
story hall building has been erected upon Eddy street,
between Mason and Taylor, at a cost of, including the
lot, $75,000. Grand dancing hall with stage arrange-
ment, with perfect dining-room accomodation. The
furnishing involved an additional outlay of $15,000.
Six capacious halls are contained within the building,
besides a library and reading room. The library con-
tains about seven thousand volumes.
Officers.— H. Enkle, President ; J. Gans. Vice-Presi-
dent ; Louis Blank, Secretary ; G. Cohen, Treasurer ;
H. Ross, Librarian ; J. Rosenthal, Janitor.
. B.— Organized Febru-
President; Edward I.
Board of Relief, I. 0. E
ary 3, 1884.
Officers.— Emanuel Katz.
Wolfe, Secretary.
BOYS AND GIRLS' AID SOCIETY.— Incorporated
September 15, 1874. Rescues homeless, neglected or
abused children of California, and juvenile offenders
who would otherwise be committed to prison ; pro-
vides for such until suitable homes or employment
are found for them, and continues to look after their
condition and treatment; maintains reading rooms,
libraries, baths, a gymnasium, savings bank, sewing
school, class in music, and classes for instruction in
other branches ; also lectures, entertainments, and a
temperance organization. Lodgings are furnished at
a nominal cost to working boys and girls who have
neither homes nor suitable guardianship in the city.
The work is free from sectarianism and depends upon
voluntary contributions for its support. Office and
" Home,'*' corner Grove and Baker streets, San Fran-
cisco.
Officers.— George C. Perkins, President; Charles
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Mazmfacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? Market St.
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R. Allen, Secretary ; Dudley C. Bates, Treasurer ; E.
T. Dooley, Superintendent.
BRITISH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF CALIFOR-
NIA.—Rooms, 531 CalifornJa street.
This society was organized in 1865, for the purpose
of affording relief to sick and destitute members and
persons who were subjects of Great Britain at the
time of their birth, and of promoting the social and
Intellectual improvement of its members. Since its
organization It has disbursed exclusively for relief
$65,400, and has procured employment for over eight
thousand persons. Between twelve and thirteen
hundred members have been admitted to member-
ship, and there are now some two hundred and fifty
paying members, including thirteen kfe members,
on the rolls. The Board of Relief is in attendance
dally from ten o'clock A.M. to one o'clock P.M. The
regular meeting is held on the first Tuesday of each
month, at four o'clock P. M.
Officers.— George J. Theobald, President; C. P.
Famfleld, First Vice-President ; James Sennett, Sec-
ond Vice-President ; Percy Beamish. Treasurer ; J. P.
McOurrie, Secretary.
BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS,
DrviBioN No. 161.— Meets second Sunday at one
o'clock P. M., and fourth Wednesday at eight o'clock
P.M., in each month, at Buddy's Hall, 909 >i Market
street.
CALIFORNIA PRISON COMMISSION.- Organized
November 27, 1865.
The objects of this association are the ameliora-
tion of the condition of prisoners, the improve-
ment of prisons and prison discipline, and the aid
and encouragement of discharged prisoners in their
efforts to regain their forfeited positions and secure
for themselves an honest livelihood.
Officers.— Ira P. Rankin, President; Rev. James
Wood worth, Secretary and General Agent ; Nathaniel
Gray, Treasurer.
CALIFORNIA SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION
OF CRUELTY TO CHILDREN.— incorporated Sep-
tember 2, 1876. Number of members, two hundred.
Object"? : To provide ways and means to secure the
enforcement of an Act for the prevention of cruelty
to children, and to labor in the education of a public
sentiment of humanity and gentleness toward chil-
dren. OflBce, 604 Merchant street, room 12.
Officers. , President ; R. H. McDon-
ald, Treasurer ; Nathaniel Hunter. Secretary.
CALIFORNIA SOCIETY FOR THE SUPPRESSION
OF VICE. — Organized for the purpose of enforcing
the laws for the suppression of the trade in, and cir-
culation of obscene literature, and such other vices
as may be determined upon bv the Society. Office of
the Secretary, 604 Merchant street, room 14.
Officers.— Ira P. Rankin. President ; R. H. McDon-
•Id, Jr., Treasurer ; C. R. Bennett, Secretary.
CALIFORNJA WOMAN'S HOSPITAL.— Location
Sacramento street, between Baker and Lyon. Inaug-
urated May, 1867. Organized May, 1868. Incor-
porated January, 1873.
This hospital is specially devoted to the treatment
of diseases peculiar to women, and only such cases
are admitted. It is open to all Irrespective of creed
or nationality, and offers the comforts of a home in
addition to surgical and medical treatment. The Wo-
men's Hospital exists as a purely medical charity,
and gives relief to two. classes of patients: 1st. To
those who are destitute and unable to pay anything.
2d. Those whose means are too limited to enable
them to pay for private medical attendance, by pay-
ment of a moderate sum for board, receive medical
attendance and nursing without charge. Application
for admission must be made to the Lady Managers or
the Matron at the Hospital.
Officers.- A. J. Ralston, President; J. R. Bol-
ton, Vice-President ; A. Halsey, Secretary and Treas-
urer; Beverley McMonagle. M.D., Surgeon-In-Chief j
Mrs. A. N. Towne, President; Mrs. Charles Crocker,
Vice-President ; Mrs. A. Halsey,, Secretary Board of
Lady Managers.
CAMBRIAN MUTUAL AID SOCIETY OF SAN
FRANCISCO.— Incorporated Septembers, 1869. Num.
ber of members, two hundred and ten. Meets second
Monday of each month at Cambrian Hall, 1133 Mis-
sion street.
Officers.— Thomas Price, President ; H. A. Powell,
First Vice-President; W. A. Jones, Second Vice-
President; S. L. Jones, Treasurer; John Edwards,
Corresponding and Financial Secretary ; J. T. Evans,
Recording Secretary.
CANADIAN ASSOCIATION.— Organized March 5,
1877. Meets second and fourth Thursday of each
month, at Alcazar Building. Number of members,
two hundred and fifty. Otijects: The promotion of
more friendly intercourse among Canadians on this
coast, for mutual assistance in securing employment
for those in search of such, and for benevolent pur-
poses.
Officers.— James M. Camp, M. D., President ; W. J.
McCormaek, First Vice-President ; C. A. Mitchell, Sec-
ond Vice-President; T. H. McDonald, Treasurer;
William J. Gilliland, Recording Secretary; G. F.
Quigley, Financial Secretary ; William Langstaff, Jr.,
Corresponding Secretary ; Wm. Durant, Marshal.
CHEBRA ACHIM RACHMONIM ASSOCIATION.—
Organized October 26, 1862. Meetings held the first
Sunday of each month at B'nal B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy
street. Number of members, one hundred and twenty-
five.
Their object is to relieve and care for the sick. In-
firm, and disabled members of the society, etc. The
funds and property of the society constitute a Charity
Fund.
Officers.— G. Baum, President ; Charles Grossllcht,
Secretary.
CHEBRA BENAI YISRAEL SOCIETY.— Organ-
ized September, 1861. Incorporated May, 1868. Meet-
ings held the third Sunday of each month at B'nal
B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street. Number of members,
one hundred and forty.
Object : To afford relief to Its members In case of
sickness or distress.
Officers. — Samuel Zemansky, President; Abram
Samuels, Recording Secretary; Joseph Simon, Treas-
urer.
CHEBRA BIKUR CHOLIM UKEDISHA SOCIETY—
Organized February, 1857. Meetings held the first
Sunday of each month at B'nai B'rith Hall, 121
Eddy street. The object of this society is to aid Its
members In case of sickness or distress.
Officers.— G.Weinhill. President ;Wm. Green, Vice-
President; W. Myer, Secretary; W. Geist, Treasurer.
CHEBRA B'RITH SHALOM SOCIETY.— Organized
July 8, 1860. Meetings held the first Sunday of each
month at 32 O'Farrell street. Number of members,
one hundred and thirty-five. Object : To aid its mem-
bers in case of sickness or distress.
Officers.— Sigmund Fischer, President ; S. Pollack,
Secretary.
CHEBRA OHAVAI SHALOM SOCIETY.— Organized
July 26, 1874. Meetings held the second Sunday of
each month, at B'nal Brith Hall, 121 Eddy street.
Number of members, ninety.
Officers.- Isidor Wolf, President ; J. Israelsky, Sec-
retary; Samuel Basch, Treasurer.
CHEBRA OHOBATH ZION SOCIETY— Incorporated
October 7, 1870. Meetings held the third Sunday of
each month at B'nfti B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street. Ob-
ject: Mutual relief of its members.
Officers.— N. Abrams, President ; Oscar Nathan,
Vice-President; Jacob Gans, Secretary; D. Davis,
Treasurer.
DANISH LADIES' RELIEF SOCIETY.— Mrs. N. B.
Lund, President; Mrs. Adolph Petersen and Mrs. B.
H. Madison, Vice-Presidents ; Mrs. Joh^ Simpson,
Recording Secretary ; Mrs. C. M. Sorenson, Financial
Secretary ; Mrs. N. Iverson, Treasurer. Number of
members, two hundred and fourteen. Meets first
Wednesday of every month at 155 New Montgomery
street.
EUREKA BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. — Organized
October, 1850, to assist poor and needy Hebrews in
want or sickness. Number of members, six hundred
and fifty, who pay one dollar each per month,
besides an additional sum of twenty-five cents, for the
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Truman, Isham & Hooker.
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support of widows and orphans. The society has a
fumi on interest. Office, 4i4 Cliiy street.
Oflacers.— August HiUilriB, Presideut ; Leo Eloesser,
Secretary ; Max Ordenstein, Treasurer.
EXEMPT FraE COMP.\NY. — Orsanized Decem-
ber 8, 1862. Reorganized April 15, 1872, under an Act
of the Legislature, approved March 14, 1872. Meetings
of the company are' held on the third Monday of
each month, at their hall on Brenhara Place.
OflBcers.— Heury D. Hudson, President; John C.
C'lter, Vice-President ; George W. Corbell, Secretary;
George T. Bohen, Treasurer.
EXCHANGE FOR WOMAN'S WORK.— Rooms. 216
Post street. The object is to dispose, at a reBsnuable
price, the various products of women's work brought
for sale, and thus to assist that class of women who
ari^ striving to support themselves by their labor—
with a special regnrd for such as have children, or
others equally helpless, dependent upon them.
Officers-Mrs. John F. Swift, President ; Mrs. B.
Kaufman, Mrs. Henry Wetherbee, Mrs. Louis Slnss,
Mrs. Moses Hopkins, Vice-Presidents; Mrs. R. Mar-
tinez, Corresponding Secretary; Mrs. K. Birdsall,
Recording Secretary ; Mrs. Moses Hopkins, Treasurer.
FIREMEN'S MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIA-
TION.— Organized 18G8. Reorg»nized May 7, 1874. It
includes all the officers and members of the Paid Fire
Department, and has for its object the
creation and maintenance of a fund for benev-
olent purposes in their behalf. An assess-
ment of one dollar per month is made on all mem-
bers, and benefits to the amount of ten dollars per
week are paid members during sickness. Special as-
sessments of one dollar on all members is also made
upon the death of a member, the amount realized be-
ing applied first to funeral expenses, the residue go-
ing to the heirs of deceased.
Officers— David Scannell, President; A. 0. Imbrle,
Secretary; Fred. C. Seibe, Treasurer; Martin Kelly,
Fred. C. Siebe and David Scannell, Trustees.
FIRST HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.- Or-
ganized in 1849, to assist needy Hebrews in sickness
and in want. Reorganized 1853. Incorporated 1862.
Number of members, three hundred. Charles Meyer,
President ; Isaiah Cobn, Secretary ; B.. J. Sideman,
Treasurer ; office, cor Post and Taylor streets.
FIRST HEBREW LADIES' MUTUAL BENEFIT
AS80CLATION.— Organized January 10, 1864. Meet-
ings hild seiond Sunday of each month, at B'nai
B'rith Building, 121 Eddy street. Number of members,
one hundred and sixteen. The object of this associa-
tion is to establish an institution for mutual assist-
ance to ladies of the Hebrew faith who may become
members of the society; to furnish a physician and
medicine, a weekly benefit to sick members, and, on
death of a member, to defray the funeral expenses.
Officers.— D. Michael, President; M. Marks, Treas-
urer; Henry Peiser, Secretary.
FRENCH MUTUAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY (So-
ciete Fran^aise de Bienfaisance Mutuelle.) — Estab-
lished December 28, 1851. This is a Mutual Relief
Society, established for the purpose ot affording as-
sistance to its members in case of sickness. The
rooms of the society are located at 510 Jacksou street.
The commodious hospital on Bryant street, between
Fifth and Sixth, forms a very important addiiion to
the charitable institutions of the city. The Central
Pharmacy of the Society is open every day (Sundays
excepted) , between one and five o'clock P. M., at 510
Jackson street.
Officers.— Paul Hnsson, President ; C. Maubec, First
Vice-President ; E. Thiele, Second Vice-President; A.
Roos, Treasur.r; V. Eigne. First Secretary; L.
Carrau, Second Secretary • F. Bazan, M. D. • G.
Gross, M. D. ; Bernard Hoflstetter, M. D.. Physi-
cians; N. J. Martlnache, M. D., Oculist and Anrist ;
A. Van Crombmgge, Dentist.
GARIBALDI MUTUAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
—Meets second Saturday of each month at 423 Broad-
way.
Officers.- P. C. Rossi. President; Giovanni Bona-
cin* and G.Grondona, Vice-Presidents; E. L. Scode-
letti. Secretary.
GERMAN GENERAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF
SAN FR.\NCISCU (styli-d in German, Die Allgemeine
Deutsche Uuderstuetzuugs Gesellschaft) .-Is one of
the largest and most efficient charitable institutions
in the State. It was organizid on the seventli of
January, 18:'i4, with one hundred and five members,
and has rapidly Increased, until now it numbers three
thousand two hundred and eighty-three members.
Only Germans and persons speaking German are
admitted to membership. The chief purpose of the
association is mutual as8i>t;ince In case of siekness,
and when sick every member has a right to demand
support and medical attendance from the society.
The society has a second purpose of doing charity to
Germans not members of the association, and especi-
ally to German immigrants newly arrived. For this
purpose the society has expended durinj; its existence
over $300,000. The hospital of the society, locafad
on the block bounded by Fourteenth, Ridley. Noe
and Castro streets, is built alter the most improved
plans of modern hospital arcbitei ture, and has ac-
commodations for three hundred patients. It was
formally opened February 22, 1878, and replaces the
loss of their old hospital on Brannan street, which
was burned August 28, 1876.
The office is at 535 California street, where the gen-
eral agent, Eugene Romer, can be found from eight
o'clock A. M. to five o'clock P. M., on week days. All
applications for admis.sion into the society, or for
charitable relief, and to furnish employment or ser-
vants to applicants, should be addressed to the agent.
No charge for application.
Officers.— Cesar Bertheau. President ; C. Herrmann,
First Vice-President ; F. Hufschraidt, Second Vice-
President; F. C. Siebe, Treasurer; Emil Frltsih,
Corresponding Secretary ; John G.Oldelehr, Financial
Secretary; Joseph Straub, Henry Schroder, W. C.
Hildebrandt. Sol. Gump, Herman Hencke. L. Feld-
mann, Ernst L. Hut ter. Trustees.
GERMAN LADIES' GENERAL BENEVOLENT SO-
CIETY.—Organized 1870. Object: To aid the poor
and distressed German women of San Francisco.
Number of members two hundred and fifty. Meets
on the first day of each month at 312 Post street.
Officers.- Mrs. E. Engelbrecht, President ; Mrs. W.
Haker, Vice-President ; Mrs. L. Kogter, Secretary ;
Mrs. K. Herrmann, Treasurer.
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC— Organized
January, 1867. Headquarters Department of Califor-
nia.,4ia California street.
This is an organization of honorably discharged
soldiers, sailors, and marines of the Army and Navy
at the United States, who served to suppress the late
rebellion, and whose objects are to perpetuate a fra-
ternal feeling among its members, to aid and assist
those in distress, and provide for the widows and
orphans of their deceased comrades.
Officers of Department of California.— Commander,
Edward S. Salomon. San Francisco ; S. V. Command-
er, Mark D. Hamilton, of San Diego ; J. V. Commander,
Allen T. Bird, of Woodland ; A. A. General, Thomas
S. Taylor, San Francisco; A. Q. M. General, R. H.
Orton, 0»kland ; Inspector. J.J. Lyon. San Francisco;
Judge Advocate, F. .M. Lovell. San Francisco ; Chief
Mustering Officer, Frank H. Swelt, Santa Hosa ; Med-
ical Director, J. C. Stout, Marys ville ; Chaplain, Rev.
E. R. Dille, Sacramento; Senior Aid-de-Camp, Will
H. Voorhees, San Francisco.
Council of Administration.— G. Wiley Welln, Los
Angeles ; W. J. Ruddick. San Francisco ; W.C. Innes,
San Francisco ; F. H. Bacon, San Francisco ; F. M.
Cooley, Oakland.
Lincoln Post No. 1.— Organized May 27th, 1867.
H. C. Dibble, Commander. Me^ts every Thursday
evening in Washington Hall, 35 Eddy street.
Oeoroe H. Thomas Post No. 2.— Henry Bartllng,
Commander. Meets on first and third Tuesday even-
ings of each month, at 320 Post street.
Gabfeeld Post No. 34.— Solomon Cahen, Command-
er. Meets on second and fourth Tuesday of eacb
month in Alcazar Building.
Colonel Cass Post No. 46.— John Ganey, Com-
mander. Meets first and third Wednesdays of each
month in Washington Hall, 35 Eddy street.
Genebal Meade PostNo.48.— F. M. Montell, Com-
mander. Meets every first and third Tuesdays of
each mouth, in Alcazar Building.
ORIENT Ids. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital,
Assets,
$1,000,000
$1,551,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SZITO^, IsA. Usaigeb
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
SOCIETIES.
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LiBEBTY Post No. 133.— Meets every Friday, at 20
Eddy street.
Gkand Akmy of the Republic Cemeteky Aseocix-
TIOK.— Incorporated Januury 28. 1870. Meets at 604
Merchant street.
Oflacers.— Nathaniel Hiinter, President :S.W.Backu8,
Vice-President; S. P. I'ord, Secretary; C. Mason
Kinne, Treasurer.
HOME FOB AGED AND INFIRM FEMALES.— Or-
ganized May, 1872, under the auspices of the Sisters of
Mercy.
A home, built of wood, three stories In height, has
been erected on Rincon Place, adjoining St. Mary's
Hospital, which at present contains about ninety in-
mates.
HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN AND TRAINING
SCHOOL FOR NURSES. — Located on California
street, between First avenue and Maple street. Re-
incorporated November 2oth, 1885. First organized
as the Paciho Dispensary for Womfn and Children,
March 24th, 1875. The objects of this institution are
to provide medical aid for women and children, also
to educate nurses. Dispensary, 1016 Mission ; open
daily from 10 o'clock A. M. to 12 M. for the Indigent
sick.
Officers.— Mrs. W. D. Harrington, President ; Mrs.
William Hardy, Vice-President ; Miss Lucy M. Fay,
Vice-Presiaent ; Mrs. E. Burke, Recording Secretary ;
Mrs. John F. Merrill, Corresponding Secretary ; Mrs.
O. W. Easton, Treasurer; A. S. Hallidie, P. B. Corn-
wall, John F. Merrill, \V. Frank Wuittier, Trustees;
L. M. F. Wanzer, M.D., Mr». Charlotte B. Brown,
M.D., Mrs. E. R. Field, M.D., John Taylor, M.D.,
Miss E. Sargent, M.D., Harry M. Sherman, M.D.,
Physicians; William A. PI unkett and Giles H. Gray,
Attorneys.
GRAND COUNCIL OF CALIFORNIA, O. 0. F.,
SICK BENEFIT LEAGUE.— Composed exclusively of
members of the Order of Chosen Friends. Organized
July Itit, 188(>. Oiiject, to pay sick benefits on the as-
sessment plan. Office, aao Market street. C. W. Gib-
sou, President; J. M. Fulweiler, Vice-President;
Sherman Martin, Secretary; W.J.Wilcox, Medical
Adviser.
HUNGARIAN SOCIAL AND MUTUAL AID SOCI-
ETY OB i'HE PACIFIC COAST.- Meets first Sunday
in each mouth at 417 Kearny street. Joseph Davis,
President; Jacob Btelu, Vice-President; M. Rolh,
Treasurer ; Ferdinand Helduska, Secretary ; Phil. Ja-
oobovics, Organist ; G. Rethy, Librarian.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.— Office Great
Chief of Records, la.5 Octavia street.
Samuel Garbor, Great Sachem, Marysville ; James
G. Smith, Great Seuior Sagamore, Vallejo; John J.
Buckley, Great Junior Sugamore, Sacramento; B. L.
McUoUMld Great Prophet, San Francisco ; H. S. Winn,
Oieat Chief of Records, la25 Ootavia street, San
Francisco; Adam Smith, G. K. of Wampum, San
>ranci8oo; A. Andrews, Great Rep. G. C. U. S., San
Francisco; B. L. McDonald, Great Rep. G. C. U. S.,
San Francisco; George W. Whitlock, Great Sannap.
Sacramento; Paul Brown, Great Mishinewa, Marys-
ville ; J. H. Josselyn, G. G. of tue Wigwam, Satt Fran-
cisco ; W, H. Hughes. G. G. of the Forest, Sau Fran-
cisco.
Number of tribes in the State, twenty- two. The f ol-
lowing meet in San Francisco, at Red Men's Hall, 32o
Post street:
Manzanita, No. 4.— Meets every Wednesday even-
ing.
MiANTONOMAH, No. 9.— Meets every Tuesday even
ing.
PoHONACHEK, No. 10.— Moets every Monday evening.
Pocahontas, No. 11.— Meets every Friday evening.
SoTOYOMB, No. 12.— Meets first and third Friday
^ eveiiiugs.
Seminole No. 54.— Meets every Wednesday evening.
Tahok Degbee Codncil, No. 1.— Meets first Sun-
day evening of each month.
Impboved Obder Red Men's Hall Association.—
Meets every second Tuesday in the mouth at the
Hall, 320 Post street.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN'S ENDOW-
MENT FUND ASSOCIATION.— Organized September
8. 1881. Office, 638 Mission Rtrett. Annual meeting
held on the second Tuesday in July of each year. Its
objects are as follows:
To establish a fuud, from which shall be paid the
amount of one assessment (less 10 per cent., for
working expenses of the Assoclatiim), to the widow
or orphans of the deceased member of this Associa-
tion, or Huch person or persons as said member may
have de^iguated.
Officers —\Vm. Rotrosky, President; Adam Smith,
Vice-President; George A. Waterbury, Secretary ; Wm.
M. Betts. Treasurer; Wm. Rutrosky, Wm. M. Belts,
John F. Piukham. W. H. Hughes. Adam Smith, Chas.
E. Spencer, G. A. Waterbury, F. Wei«e, T. Lynch and
W. D. Nelson, Directors; H. M. Logan, M. D., Med-
ical Examiuer-in-Chief.
INDEPENDENT ORDER FREE SONS OF ISRAEL,
Organized in San Francisco, April, 1878. Number of
members about one hundred.
Pioneeb Lodge, No. 87.— Meets second Tuesday of
every mouth, at B'nai B'lith Building, 121 Eddy street.
I. BirubHUui, President; L. Meiuiuger. Secretary ; M.
Stern, Treasurer. The society pays $1,000 endow-
meut on the death of a member, besides sick benefits
and funeral expenses.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OP RED MEN (ExcluBive
German Order).— The Gross Stamm of California
meets annually the last Monday in July. Address, 610
Bush street. . „ .
Officers.- Chris. Weisel, Grand 0. Ch. ; J. Beck,
Grand U. Ch. ; J. Janke, Grand B. Ch.; L. Krumb,
Grand Pr. : Samuel Polack, Grand Secretary ; J. Qut-
berlet. Grand Treasurer.
The following subordinate Stamms meet at the
Hall, 510 Bush street, at eight o'clock P. M.
California Stamm, No. 70.— Meets every Friday.
Golden Gate Stamm, No. 74.— Meets Thursdays.
Pacific Stamm, No. 78.— Meets every Monday,
Geemania Stamm, No. 83.— Meets every Tuesday.
Herman Stamm, No. 224.— Meets every Monday.
Verba Buena Lodge, No. 8.— Meets second and
fourth Thursdays ol each month.
Independent Obdeb Red Men's Hall Associa-
tion.—Incorporated December 24, 1867. Meete first
Monday of each month at the Hall, 510 Bush street.
Officers.— B. H. Reinhard, President; Fritz Schir-
meier. Secretary ; Samuel Polack, Treasurer.
ISRAELITISCHER FRAUEN-VEREIN. — Incorpo-
rated 18.53. Object, to assist poor and needy women.
Eaih member pay.s the sum of $1 per month. Num-
ber of members, about three hundred.
Officers,— Mrs. Simm Foorman, President; Mrs.
Mnrtin Heller, Treasurer; Leo Eloesser, Secretary.
Office, 414 Clay.
ITALIAN MUTUAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.— In-
cor,)orated December 30, 18ii7. Number of members,
eight hundred and fifty. ^ ^ ,
This is a mutual relief society, established for the
purpose of affording assisttince to indigent sick mem-
bers. Meetings held the second Monday of each
month, at 808 Monigom' ry street.
Officers.— J. C. Sala, President; P. Campodonico,
Vice-President; A. Daneri, Treasurer; Benjamin
Moron, Secretary, 513 Clay street; A, Casassa, Col-
lector'; J. Pescia, Physician.
ITALI.\N BERSAGLIERI MUTUAL BENEVOLENT
SOo'IETY.— (Societa dl Mutuo Soccorso della Com-
pagnia Bersaglieri Itaiiani.)— Incorporated February
18, 1881. Number of members, one thousand. Meets
on the second Thursday of every month at 625 Broad-
way street.
Officers.— G. Calegaris, President ; A. Nardini and
J. CHVagiiara, Vice-Presidents; E. Unti, Secretary;
Pietro Castagnetto, Treasurer.
ITALIAN MUTUAL AID SOCIETY OF THE GAR-
IB\LDI GUARD. — Location. 423 Broadway street.
Officers.— P. C. Rossi. President; G. BonHClna and
G. Groudona, Vice-Presideuta ; F. Arata, Treasurer.
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
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KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOR.— Chartered
In 1878, by the State of Kentucky. Its objects are to
unite fraternally all acceptable white men and women
of any reputable profesBion, business or occupation,
who are over eighteen years of age ; to promote ben-
evolence and charity, by establishing a relief fund,
from which, on satisfactory evidence of the death of
a member of the corporation, a Bum, not exceeding
three thousand dollars, shall be paid to the beneficiary
as the member may direct. Dr. 8. American, Deputy
Supreme Protector, 405 Kearny street. There are at
present eight lodges in this city, as follows:
AUBOKA LoDOE No. 202.— Meets first and third Mon-
days in each month at 32 0'Farr«ll street.
Mabtha Lodge No. 241 (German). — Meets second
and fourth Fridays in each month at 121 Eddy street.
Bat City Lodge No. 619.— Meets every Monday at
Washington Hall, 35 Eddy street.
Golden Bcle Lodge No. 660. — Meets every Satur-
day in Washington Hall.
FiDELmr Lodge No. 745.— Me«t8 every Friday in
Alcazar Building.
Pacific Lodge No. 816.— Meets erery Monday at 421
Post street.
Empike Lodge No. 832.— Meets Saturdays in Irving
Hall.
West E>-d Lodge No. 1102.— Meets every Wednes-
day in Pythian Hall, 1605 Polk.
KNIGHTS OF GOLDEN EAGLE. — Califoknia
Castle, No. 1. — A beneficial and semi-military organ-
ization. Meets every Wednesday evening in Union
Square Hall, 421 Post street.
Officers.- Sir Knight E. J. Casey, Past Chief; S.
H. Hall, Noble Chief; H. A. Conrad, Vice-Chief;
William O. Farnsworth, High Priest ; Henry A. Con-
rad, Venerable Hermit; Daniel Norcross, Keeper of
Exchequer ; Charles Soule, Clerk of Exchequer ;
Thomas F. McDermott, Master of Records ; Samuel
Hall, Sir Herald: F. S. Rodgers, Worthy Bard; Wil-
liam H. Douglass, Worthy Chamberlain ; R. H. Hig-
ginson. Ensign; Charles F. Moore, Esquire; W. S.
Newhall, First Guardsman ; John W. Van Horn, Sec-
ond Guardsman.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR. — Organized June, 1873.
Objects: Benevolent, fraternal and beneficial. The
first Lodge organized in this State was the California,
in May, 1879.
Gband Lodge of California.— Organized March,
1880.
Offlcers.- M. M. Stem, Past Grand Dictator ; T. D.
Biordan, Grand Dictator; J. Scott Wilson, Grand
Vice-Dictator; 0. E. Adams, Grand Assistant Dicta-
tor ; C. H. M. Curry, Grand Reporter ; J. W. Rourke,
Grand Treasurer ; J. Moscrop, Grand Chaplain ; Rich-
ard Faraday, Grand Guide; S. J. Hall. Grand Guar-
dian ; G. Wannemacher, Grand Sentinel ; J. M. Len-
hart, E.D. Younger, W. J. Thomson, Grand Trustees ;
T. A. Earless, Supreme Representative ; Lee O.
Rodgers, State Medical Examiner, San Francisco.
There are about fifty-four lodges, numbering four
thousand three hundred members, iu California.
There are twenty-three lodges in this city, viz.:
IvT Lodge No. 1716. — Meets every Friday evening,
20 Eddy street.
Gekmania Lodge No. 1718.— (Works in German)
meets every Tuesday evening at. Alcazar Building.
Friendshii' Lodge No. 1731.— Meets every Tuesday
evening at Alcazar Building.
Charter Oak Lodge No. 1755.— Meets every first
and Third Friday evenings at 320 Post street.
EtTBEKA Lodge No. 1756.— Meets every Wednesday
evening at 20 Eddy street.
Yebba BtJENA Lodge No. 1788. — Meets every Mon-
day at Alcazar Building.
NoBMAN Lodge No. 1841.— Meets every Tuesday
evening at B'nai B'rith Hall.
Saxon Lodge No. 1848. — Meets every Tuesday eve-
ning at 32 O'Farrell street.
Union Lodge No. 1895. — Meets every Tuesday even-
ing at 32 O'Farrell street.
San Francisco Lodge No. 1922.— Meets every Mon-
day evening at Alcazar Building.
Tanchkd Lodge No. 1927.- Meets every Satardax
evening at Alcazar Building.
YosRMiTE Lodge No.1930.— Meets every Wednesday
evening at 32 O'Farrell street.
Occidental Lodge No. 1990.- Meets second and
fourth Wednesday evenings in each month, at 121
Eddy street.
Mission Lodge No. 2106.— Meets first and third Fri-
day evenings in each month at 2933 Sixteenth street.
Keystone Lodge No. 2107.— Meets every Thursday-
evening at Alcazar Building.
FiDELiTT Lodge No. 2108.— Meets every Friday
evening at 320 Post street.
Eagle Lodge No. 2204. — Meets first and second
Wednesday evenings in each month at 32 O'Farrell
street.
America Lodge No. 2229.— Meets first and third
Wednesday evenings in each month at 320 Post street.
Confidence Lodge No. 2282.— Meets second and
foarth Tuesday evenings in each month at 320 Post
street.
Fab West Lodge No. 2324.— Meets every Tfanrsdfty
evening at 1901 Geary street.
Anchor Lodge No. 2366. — Meets first and third
Monday evenings in each month at 20 Eddy street.
PolabStae Lodge No. 3027.— Meets every Friday
evening at corner Sixteenth and Valencia streets.
Precita Lodge, No. 3222.— Meets every Monday
evening comer Church and Twenty-fourth streets.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.— The first Lodge of thia
Order in California was organized March 26, 1869.
Since then other Lodges have been organized in the
State, twenty of which are in San Francisco.
The Grand Lodge of California.- Organized Sep-
tember 28, 1869.
Officers.— T. F. Bachelor, P. O. C, Sunol ; Frank
H. Farrar, G. C, Merced; A. J. Buckles, V. G. C,
Suisnn; B. N. Shoecraft, G. P., Nevada City; H.
Schaffner, G. K. of R. and S., San Francisco ; A. H.
Gage, G. M. of E., San Francisco; George Hall,
G. M. of A., Santa Rosa ; Robert Ross, G. I. G., Santa
Rosa; J. H. Johnson, G. O. G., Sacramento. Supreme
Representatives — E. T. Blackmei", long term; Pxed.
W. Bell, short term. Office of G.I.K. of R. and S. 16
St. Ann's Building.
The following Subordinate Lodges of the City of
San Francisco meet at Pythian Castle, 913 Market
street, on the following evenings :
California Lodge, No. 1.— Meets every Thursday.
Damon Lodge, No. 2.— Meets every Tuesday.
Golden Gate Lodge, No. 3.— Meets every Friday.
Laubel Lodge, No. 4.— Meets every Monday.
IvANHOE Lodge, No. 5.— Meets every Wednesday.
Alemania Lodge, No. 8.— Meets every Wednesday.
Eureka Lodge, No. 9.— Meets every Friday.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 12. — Meets every Tuesday.
Harmony Lodge, No. 15. — Meets every Thursday.
Myrtle Lodge, No. 16— Meets every Tuesday.
Metropolitan Lodge, No. 24.— Meets every Mon-
day.
South San Francisco Lodge, No. 45.— Meets every
Tuesday at Myrtle Hall, Railroad avenue, South S. F.
Bayard Lodge No. 53.— Meets every Monday even-
ing in Dmids Hall, 413 Sutter street.
Syracuse Lodge, No. 68.— Meets every Wednesday.
Dnfty Lodge, No. 61.— Meets every Thursday at
Pythian Castle, 913 Market street.
Golden City Lodge, No. 63.— Meets every Friday.
Ivy Lodge No. 65.— Meets every Tuesday at Ham-
ilton Hall, southwest comer Geary and Steiner streets.
Garfield Lodge No. 72. — Meets every Thursday
evening at Pythian Castle, 913 Market street.
Justice Lodge No.85.— Meets every Tuesday at Red
Men's Hall, 610 Bush street.
Triangle Lodge No. 104.— Meets every Wednesday
at Pythian Castle, 913 Market atreel
Fairmount Lodge, No. 108.— Meets every Friday
evening at Excelsior Hall, 2319 Mission street.
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Bat City Lodoe No. H7.— Meets every Wednesday
evening in Alcazar Building.
Section No. 70 op the EiroowMENT Rank.— Meets
the second Saturday of each month at 913 Market
street.
Pythian Divisiom No. 2.— Organized, 1881. Meets
on the first and third Tuesdays of each month at 620
Bush street.
Pacific Division No. 3.— Organized March 24. 1883.
Meets first and third Wednesdays of each month at
1023 Market street.
Unity Division No. 13.— Organized January, 1884.
Meets first and third Tuesdays of each mouth at 927
Mission street.
IvANHOE Division No. 19. — Meets every Monday
evening at 927 Mission street.
Justice Bivzaios No. 20.— Meets every Thursday at
927 Mission street.
Endowment Rank.— Subject to the call of the
JPresldent at Pythian Castle.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
—Rooms, 913 Market street. Meets the first Satur-
day evening of each month. The library contains
nearly four thousand volumes in the various depart-
ments of literature.
Officers— O.W. Nevin, President ; Leon Kosby, Vice-
President ; W. K. Forsyth, Secretary ; Isaac Steindler,
Treasurer; James Patterson, Librarian.
KNIGHTS OF THE RED BRANCH.— A secret Iriph
organization, the object of which is known only to
the members of the association. Meets every Wed-
nesday at southeast corner Mason and O'Farrell
streets.
KONG CHOW BENEFICIAL SOCIETY.— (Chinese)
Incorporated September 24, 1867. Location of asy-
lum, north side of Pine street, between Kearny and
Dupont. Object : To dispense charity to poor and
-worthy Chinese.
LADIES' FRENCH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY (So-
ciett^ de Bienfaisance des Dames FranQaise). — Incor-
porated June 5, 1867. Meetings held last Monday of
each mouth, at Irench Library, 120 Sutter street.
Number of members, about two hundred. Object :
The relief of French families that may be in want
and distress.
Officers.— Mrs. A. Cahen, President ; MlssM.Lacua,
Secretary; Mrs. H. Kahn, Treasurer.
LADIES* PROTECTION AND RELIEF SOCIETY.—
Established August 4, 1853. Incorporated August 9,
1854.
This society has under its supervision a Home
where friendless or destitute girls under the age of
fourteen and over two years, and boys under ten and
over two years, may be received and provided for un-
til i>ermanent homes in Christian families can be
secured for them.
The building of this institution is located on Frank-
lin street, between Post and Geary, and is a fine and
commodious structure.
Applications for admission should be made to Mrs.
J. H. Flint, at the Home, between the hours of one
and three o'clock P. M., on Mondays and Fridays of
«ach week. Donations of money, etc., may be sent to
Miss Lizzie Hutchinson, southwest corner of Howard
and Fifteenth street. Letters and communications
should be addressed to Mrs. M. C. Jackson. 1006 Pine
street.
Officers.- Mrs. George Barstow, President; Mrs.
Charles Goodall, Vice-President; Miss Annie Beaver,
Recording Secretary ; Mrs. M. S. Jackson, Correspond-
ing Secretary; Miss Lizzie Hutchinson, Treasurer;
Miss Mary McGladery, Matron.
LADIES' SEAMAN'S FRIEND SOCIETY.— Meet-
ings of this Society are held the first Wednesday
of each month, at the Sailor's Home, northeast corner
of Harrison and Main streets.
Officers.— Mrs. H. S. Tucker, President; Mrs. W. H.
"Voorhees, Vice-President; Mrs. O. J. McKinuon, Secre-
tary ; Miss 8. M. N. Cummings, Corresponding Sec-
retary; Mrs. A. L. Brannan, Treasurer; Daniel Swan-
nack. Superintendent Sailors' Home.
LADIES' SOCIETY OF ISRAELITES (Israelltlsche
Frauen Verein).— Established August 12. 1855, for the
purpose of assisting Hebrew women under all cir-
cumstances of want. Meets Mondays and Thursdays
of each week, at 414 Clay street.
Number of members, three hundred.
Officers.- Mrs. S. Foorman, President; Mrs. Jacob
Blum. Vice-President; Leo Eloesser, Secretary ; Mrs.
M. Heller, Treasurer.
LADIES' UNITED HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCI-
ETY.—Established 1855. Meets Tuesdays and Fridays
of each week, at two o'clock P. M., at Synagogue, cor-
ner Post and Taylor. The objects of the society are to
assist the poor and needy, to attend the dying, and
bury the dead females of the Jewish faith. The affairs
of the society are managed by a board of officers and
an adjuncta of three Councilmen.
Officers.— Mrs. A. P. Aronson, President ; Mrs. G.
Brownstein, Vice-President ; Isaiah Cohn, Secretary.
LEGION OF THE WEST.— Incorporated Septem-
ber 8, 1885. A fraternal order that insures its mem-
bers from one to three thousand dollars, payable at
death or at intervals during the member's lifetime.
The Grand Lodge meets annually in the city of San
Francisco on the second Tuesday of August. Grand
Commander's address. 216 Sansome street.
Officers —William C. Flint, Grand Commander. San
Francisco; E. D. Feusier, Grand Secretary, San Fran-
cisco ; George W. Dixon, Grand Treasurer, San Fran-
cisco.
MizPAH Lodge No. 1. — Meets every second and
fourth Friday of each month at 421 Post.
Templab Lodge No. 2. — Meets every second and
fourth Monday of each month at Alcazar Building.
Wakwick Lodge No. 3. — Meets every first and third
Tuesday of each month at Bed Men's Building, 320
Post street.
Tbopic Lodge No. 5. — Meets every second and
fourth Thursday of each month at 417 Kearny street.
LITTLE SISTERS' INFANT SHELTER.— Incor-
porated March 10, 1874. This society was organized
for the purpose of taking care of the young children
of working women during the day, thus allowing tha
mother to perform a day's work. The Infant Shelter
is located at 612 Minna street. The rooms are pleas-
ant and spacious, and fitted up with all the articles
necessary for a nursery.
Officers.- Mrs. J. S. Spear, President; Mrs. J. B.
Stetson, Vice-President ; Mrs. George W. Tyler, Sec-
retary ; Miss Fannie C. Sampson, Treasurer; Miss
Fannie Temple, kindergarten teacher ; Mrs. Jane
Temple, Matron. Board of Managers— Mrs. S. P.
Hall, Mrs. J. A. Sampson, Mrs. A. Paxton and Mrs.
Joseph Jennings.
MAGDALEN ASYLUM.— Under the charge of the
Sisters of Mercy. Location, Potrero avenue, near
Twenty-first street.
A large and commodious building, three stories in
height, has been erected for the accommodation of the
inmates of the asylum. At the present time there are
about two hundred penitents, attended by twenty Sla-
ters of Mercy. Rev. Father Messea and Rev. Father
Tadini have spiritual charge of the institution.
Under an arrangement with the city this Asylum also
takes charge of such refractory girls as are commit-
ted to its custody by order of the courts.
MASTER MARINERS' BENEVOLENT ASSOCIA-
TION.—Organized April, 1867. Incorporated April
28, 1869. Meets every Thursday evening, at 71 New
Montgomery street. Number of members, three
hundred and thirty.
Officers.- A. H. Peterson, President; C. C. Ander-
son, Vice-President; L. Traung, Recording Secre-
tary ; Chris. Decker, Treasurer.
MATER MISERICORDI.E (House of Mercy) .—Un-
der the charge of the Sisters of Mercy.
Location, 2334 Rlncon Place, adjoining St. Mary's
Hospital.
This is for the protection of young women of un-
blemished character— none others admitted.
MILITARY ORDER LOYAL LEGION U. S.— Or-
ganized Api 11 15, 1865.
Objects : To cherish the memories and associations
of the war waged in defense of the unity and indivi-
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
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MannfSactarer of every desoriptlon or
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CilRS.
42 U> 5U Besle Street. San FranelMO.
STEAM ENGINES AND THRESHING MACHINES.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Blbllity of thp Republic ; to strengthen the ties of fra-
ternal fellowship and sympatliy formed from coni-
paiiionxbip in arms ; to advance the best inerests of
the soldiers and sailors uf the United States, especially
those assoiialed as riiembirs of this order, and to ex-
tend all iK)S8ible relief to their widows and children :
lo foster the cultivation of military and naval science;
to enforce unquHlilied allegiance to the General (iov-
emment ; to protect the rights and liberties of Amer-
ican citizens, and to maintain the national honor,
iinion, and independence.
CoMMANDERY OF THE STATE OF Califoejtia.— Or-
ganized May 3, 1871. Meets first Wednesdays of Feb-
ruary, May, Augut^t and November.
Officers.— Captnln WilHam H. Dimond, V. 8. V.,
Commander ; captain Theodore H. Oooduian, U. S. V ,
Senior Vice-Commander; Commander Joseph B.
Ooiilan, U. S. N., Junior Vioe-Commander ; Bvt. Lieut.-
Col. W. R. Smedberg, U. 8. A.. 316 California street,
Recorder: Cnptain C. Mason Einne, U. 8. V., Treas-
urer; Bvt. Brig.-Oen. Charles R. Thompson, U. S. V.,
Cljancellor; Bvt. Major Richard H. Pond, late U. S. A..
Registrar ; Bvt. Brig. -Gen. chauncey McKeever, U. S.
A., Bvt. Brig-Gen. Edward 8. Salom-n, U. 8. V.,
Chief Engineer, Montgomery Fletcher, U. S. N., Bvt.
Major William B. Hooper, U. 8. V., and First Lieut.
Edward Carlson, U. 8. V., Council.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF STATIONFRY
ENGINEERS. Organized October 25. 18«2. ObjectK :
Mutual improvement, and a beneficiary fund. Meets
every Thursday evening at 997 Market street. Wm.
Haddock, Jr.. President ; Charles Knighta, Secretarj-;
Ellory Willis, Treasurer.
NETHERLANDS' BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.—
Organized 1873. Incorporated February 17, 1874.
Number of members, eighteen. Meets at hall, junc-
tion Market and Sutt< r streets, the first Wednesday of
every month. Object: Relief of its members in sick-
ness, want, and distress.
Officers.— H. G. Gerritzen, President; G. Vanden
Berg, Vice-President; A. P. De Wit, Secretary; P.J.
Van Loben Sels, Treasurer.
NORD-DEUTSCHER VEREIN— Organized November
6, 1874. Number of members, two hundred and thirty-
five. Meets the first and third Wednesdays of every
month, at Drew's Hall, 71 New Montgomeiy street.
Object: Mutual benevolence in case of sickness or
death.
Officers.— E. F. Baruth, President; H. Stelling,
Vice-President; Carl Moller, Secretary; William
Mueller. Financial Secretary; John H. Mueller,
Treasurer.
NORWEGIAN 80CIETT— Meets first and third
Wednesday of each mouth. In Foresters' Hall, 20 Eddy
street.
OLD PEOPLE'S HOME OF SAN FRANCISCO.—
Organized March 19, 1874. Meets first Wednesday of
each month, at the Home on Francisco street, be-
tween Powell and Stockton. Number of members,
one hundred and fifty. Objects: The founding of a
Home for the needy, sick and destitute of all nations.
The Society have erected a handsome and commo-
dious building on the above lot. Mrs. A. E. Seaton,
Matron.
Officers.— Mrs. Charles Nelson, President ; Mrs. W.
I Lidstrom, Vice-President; Mrs. 8. B. Petersen, Treas-
urer; Mrs. Lnura Albr-cbt, Financial Secretary; Miss
Carroll, Corresponding Secretary.
OLD- LADIES' HOME (James Lick).— Located on
tJniverity street, between Wayland . nd Felton streets,
on Univer^ity Mound Tract. Taylor & Halght, 207
Bansome street, are attorneys for the Home.
ORDER HERMANN'S SONS — Organized June 2.
1870. Object: To aid its members and their families
in case of siokn' ss. death, or distress. Number of
members, one tbousano.
A Grand Lodge was organized June 12. 1878.
Grand Officers.— Philip Warkentin, San Jos^.Part
Grand President; Ernest Maack. Grand Prcfident ;
Henry Haar, Grand Vice-President ; H. Stetin, Grand
Secretary ; F. Herdel, Grand Treasurer.
San Fbancisco Lodge, No. l.-Meets every Wednes-
day evening at 413 Sutter street.
Ebsst Von Bandel Lodge, No. 3.— Meets every
Thursday evening at 320 Post street.
EuBEKA Lodge, No. 6.— Meets every Friday evening
at 51U Bush street.
Gebmania Lodoe, No. 7.— Meets every Tuesday
evening at 510 Bush street.
Hercules Lodge No. 8.— Meets every Tuesday at
20 Eddy street.
North Beach Lodge No. 9.— Meets every Wednes-
day at 812 Pacific street.
Mission Lodge No. 10.— Meets every Monday at
Turn Verein Hall.
ORDER KESHER SHEL B.ARZEL— Has Hamobiah
Lodge, No. 3. — Met'ts first Sunday of every mouth at
B'nai B'rlth Hall.
Officers.- L. Lichtenstein. President; Michael
Marks, Vice-President; William Meyer, Secretary;
Abraham Norrls, Treasurer.
ORDER OF CHOSEN FRIENDS.— Instituted June
20. 1»80. A Grand Council was organized May 17, 1881.
The Order of Chosen Friends is a secret benevolent
society. To unite in bonds ot fraternity, aid and pro-
tection all acceptable white person* of good charac-
ter, steady habits, sound bodily health and reputable
calling. To improve th^ condition of its member-
ship, morally, socially and materially, by establish-
ing a fund from which a weekly benefit m.iy be paid,
to sick and distressed members, and upon satisfactory
evidence of the death of a member paying from an
endowment death fund of from one to three thousand
dollars.
Officers of the Grand Council.— D. Sewell, Past
Grand Councilor; J. M. Fulweiler, Grand Councilor;
A. B. Sanborn, Assistant Grand Councilor; C. W.
Gibson, Grand Vice-Councilor; Annie E. Evans, Grand
Recorder; J. W. McCormick, Grand Treasurer; Mrs. A.
Andrews, Grand Prelate; Chas. Cunningham, Grand
Marshal; Mrs. T. Evans, Grand Warden ; Mrs. M. E.
Bollinger, Grand Guard ; J. J. Desmond. Grand Sen-
try; T. P. McKenzie, M.H. Brickwedel and N. Mertes.
Grand Trustees.
The Grand Recorder's Office will henceforth be at
St. Ann's Building, room 87, All communications,
should be addressed to that place.
There are one hundred and sixty-t-wo subordinate
Councils in the State, twenty-one of which are in this
city, viz ;
Concord Councii^ No. 2. — Meets second and fourth
Mondays of each month at Alcazar Building.
Crystal Council No. 4.— Meets every Thursday
evening at Alcazar Building.
American Coitncil No. 7.— Meets every Tuesday-
evening in Red Men's Hall, 320 Post street.
Pacific Council No. 8.— Meets every Friday even-
ing in Washington Hall, 35 Eddy street.
Samaritan Council No. 13.— Meets every Thursday
evening at 1133 Mission street.
Washington Council No. 16.— Meets every Tuesday
evening at Alcazar Building.
Social Council No. 46.— Meets every Wednesday
evening at 927 Mission street.
Empire Council No. 47.— Meets every Monday even-
ing at 510 Bush street.
Valley Council No. 58. — Meets every Wednesday
evening corner Ivy Av and Laguna street.
Golden Gate Council No. 60.— Meets eve'y Friday
evening at hall northwest corner Leavenworth and
Pacific streets.
Mission Council No. 61. — Meets every second and
fourth Thursday evenings in Blair's Hall. 212S Mis-
sion street.
Faibmount OotTNciL No. 103.— Meets every Thurs-
day corner Thirtieth and Church streets.
California Council No. 56.— Meets the second and
fourth Thursdays of each month at 32 O'farrell
street.
Home Council No. 14. —Meets Tuesday evening at
Excelsior Hall, 2319 Mission street.
Alcazab Council No. 11.— Meets Friday of each
week at Alcazar Building.
Olive Branch Council No. 34.— Meets Friday of
eai h week at 35 Eddy street.
Evans Council No. 62.— Meets Saturday of each
week at :i5 Eddy street.
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Assets, $1,810,273
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EoLKCTio CouNcn, No. 65.— Meets Wednesday of
each weuk at Alcazar Building;.
Tedtonia Copncil No. 6f).— Meets t'le first and
third Wednesday of each month at Alrazar Building.
Gebmania Council No. 180.- Meets Tuesday of
each week at 139 Post btreet.
San Fkancis-;o Council No. 182.— Meets Tuesday
of each week at 3.t Eddy street.
Protective Council No. 42.— Meets Friday of each
week, at 3'iO Pust iitrett.
Elite Council No. 185.— Meets Thursday of each
week, at 320 Post street.
Mistletoe Council No. 186.— Meets Thursday of
each week.
ORDER OF THE OOLDEN GATE— San Francisco
Club No. 1.— This is a new <'rder of a Bociid and
benevolent charscter or^'anized 1884. Number of
mt'inbcrs, three hundred and ninety. Meets every
Wedi:eeday evening at 209 Grant avenue.
Officers.— A. G. Booth, President; E. H. Morgan.
Vice-President ; Edward Holland, Secretary.
ORDER OF UNITED ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATES.
— This Order was organized August 23, 1884, and con-
sists of a Grand Lod({e, which is the supreme head of
the Order, and, up to date, six subonlinate lodt^e8.
In addition to the ordinary benevolent and soeial
character of fraterml organizations. It provides
for the payment of specitic endowments in install-
ments to its members during their lifetime.
Grand Lodge.— Meets in San Francisco, February,
188H.
Officers. — J. L. McKee.Past Grand Commander; J.
W. Ward. Jr., Grand Commander; J. M. Lenhart,
Grand Vice- Commander ; A. G. Booth, Grand Secre-
tary; J. W. Belden. Grand Treasurer; R. Trewin,
Grand Guardian; Dr. J. W. Hosteller (Napa), Chief
Medic-al Examiner ; J. N. Reynolds, C. D. Coon and L.
H. Kauffung, Grand Trustees.
Fourteen subordinate lodges are located in San
Francisco, viz:
Ran Francisco No. 2.— Meets every Wednesday
evening at 417 Kearny street.
Golden Gate No. 3. — Meets every Monday even-
ing at the corner of Steiner and Genry streets.
TosEMiTE No. 4.— Meets every Friday evening at
131 Post street.
California No. 5.— Meets every Monday evening at
the corner of Church and Thirtieth streets.
Memorial No. 6.— Meets every Thursday evening
at Bed Men's Hall, 320 Post street.
Eureka No. 9— Meets every Wednesday at Blair's
Hall.
Henrietta No. in.— Meets every Thursday at Red
Men's Hall, 320 Post street.
V. S. Grant No. 11.— Meets every other Wednesday
at 111* Larkin btreet.
Security No. 12.— Meets every Tuesday at comer
of Lacuna and Grove streets.
Fidelity No. 13.— Meets every Saturday at 417
Kearny street.
INTEGRITT No. 14.— Meets at 131 Post street.
Confidence No. 15.— Meets every Friday at 32
O'Farreil street.
Fbies-dship No. 17.— Meets every Thursday at 420
Post street.
Excelsior No. 18.— Meets on tbe second and fourth
Tuesdays of every month at 35 Eddy street.
ORPHAN ASYLUM SOCIETY (Protestant).- Or-
ganized Januaiy 31, 1851, and incorporated February
10. 1851.
It originally occupied the building on the corner
of Second and Folsom streets, owned by Gen. H. W.
H8lleck,whencethev removed the children in March.
IK54, to the present buildinit, south side of Haiwht
street, between Laguna and Buchanan streets. This
bouse, bui t of stone and brick, expressly for the
purpose, is highly creditable to the institution, as
one of the noblest monuments of San Francisco
benevolence. The present number of children in
the asylum is two hundred and thirty.
Officers.— Mrs. William Alvord. President; Mrs.
C. V. Gillespie, Vice-President; Mrs. C. O. Gerberd-
Ing Second Vice-President ; Mrs. Henry Haight, Treas-
urer; Ms. F. MacCrellish, Secretary; Mrs. D. L.
Waterman, Matron ; John Nightingale, Physician.
ORPHAN ASYLUM (Roman Catholic) .^Organized
Mar. h 23, 1851.
For a number of years the asylum was maintained
in the lower part of the city, until the growth of the
city's business enforced a removal. In 18fi2 a farm
of lifty-three acres, near Bay View, South San Fran-
cisco, was purchased, upon which tract of land a large
and commodious wooden edifice, with all the modern
ct)nvenien(es. was erected in 1872. The building
is beautifully loc^.ted on a hill, commanding an ex-
tensive V ew of the surroundftig country. It covers
an area of two hundred and four by two hundred and
eighty-two feet, including an open centre court,
measuring eighty by one hundred and foity-four feet.
It will accommodate about eight hundred children.
Tlie institution is under the charge of the Sisters of
Charity.
PACIFIC HEBREW ORPHAN ASYLUM AND HOME
SOCIETY.— Incorporated July 26, 1871. Location,
east side of Devisadero street, between Hayes and
Grove. Formed for tlie care, relief, protection, and
improvement of orphan children, and for the care of
aged Israelites who are without adequate means of
support.
Officers.- S. W. Levy, President; Louis Sachs, Vice-
Pre.sident; Lewis Gerstle, Treasurer; Leo Eloesser,
Secretary; David Michael. Collector.
PACIFIC HOMCEOPATHIC DISPENSARY ASSO-
CIATION.—Organized December 7, 1876. Incorpor-
ated December 23, 1876. The Dispensary is located in
the Hahnemann Medical College Building, No. 116
Haight street.
The object of the Association is to provide medi-
cal and surKical aid for the deserving poor, and
to visit at their homes such among them as are
not able to attend tlie Dispens.try. A physician, speak-
ing French and German, will be in daily attendance
at the Dispensary. Specialties: Diseases of the eye,
ear, throat and chest, and skin diseases. Dispensary
open daily from 10 A. M. to 3 P. M.
Officers.— Mrs. C. E. Gibbs, President ; Mrs. R. E.
Kendall. Vice-President; Miss H. R. Taylor, Treas-
urer ; James W. Ward, M. D., Medical Superintendent.
POLISH SOCIETY OF CALIFORNIA (Towarzystwo
Polakow w Kalifornii).— Organized January 23, 1873.
Objects: Social, literary and benevolent. Meets twice
a month (first and third Sunday of each month) at
their rooms. 1235 Market street.
Officers.— Dr. L. Pawlicki, President; F. Lessen,
Vice-President; Alex. Bednawski. Secretary and Li-
brarian ; Gustav Heilman. Treasurer.
PORTUGUESE PROTEA-IVE AND BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY. — Incorporated August, 1868. Meets the
second and last Thursdays of each month, at eight
o'clock P. M.. at 510 Bush street.
Officers.— M. T. Freitas, Pre.-ident ; John C. Silva,
Vice-President; A. M. Vincente, Secretary; Jose Bap-
tiste, Ti easurer.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL OLD LADIES' HOME.
.—Organized January. 1869. Incorporated January
25.1870. Objects: To establish and sus ain a ch rit-
able institution for the permanent care and main-
tenance of poor, aged, or infirm women, members of
the Episcopal Church, who are from any cause inca-
pacit:ited from taking care of themselves, and such
others as the Board of Managers may think entitled
to its benefits. Also, for the temporary residence of
Christian women seeking employment.
The as-iociation is supported by monthly contribu-
tions from the various Protestant Episcopal Churches
of San Francisco. Location of Home, San -lose ave-
nue, between Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth Sts.
Officers.— Right Rev. Bishop Kip, D. D., President :
A. N. Drown, Vice-President; E. H. Rixford. Secre-
tary; A. N. Drown, Treasurer; Rev. E. J. Lion.
Ch.iplain; Fight Rev. Wui. J. Kip. Rev. E. J. Lion,
Joseph G. Eastland, A. N. Drown. E.H. Rixford, Rev.
R C. Foute. Trustees. Ladies' Board of Managers:
Mrs. R. B. Sanchez. President ; Mrs. L. B. MHyiiar i,
Vice-President; J. G. Clark, Secretary; Mrs. Mary S.
Jackson. Treasurer.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
SAN FBANCISCO BAECKEB VEKEIN.— Organized
August 5, 1877. Number of members, one hundred
and ten. Meets first and third Tuesday, in Druids'
Hall, 413 Sutter street. Objects, benevolent and pro-
tective.
Officers.— Charles Strohmeior. President; Charles
Pflzmaier, Secretary ; Conrad Viereckt, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.
—Organized 1865. Office, 20 Webb street. The de-
sign of this Association is to improve the condition
of the deserving indigent, and, so far as practicable,
to relieve their necessities.
Officers.— N. Gray, President; C. V. S. Oibbs, Treas-
urer ; Bobert Beeching, General Agent and Secretary.
SAN FRANCISCO FEMALE HOSPITAL. — Loca-
tion, 806 Stockton street. This hospital was opened for
the reception of patients on the first day of April,
1868. The object of the institution is the care of poor,
sick women. There is no rule as to the nativity, reli-
gion, or social condition. It is a charity in the broad-
est sense of the term. Any woman who is poor and
sick is entitled to share its benefits. It is a general
hospital for all diseases, and for lying-in ; also, a
home for foundlings and abandoned children. There
have been a very large number of outside patients
treated, the physician and surgeon being in attend-
ance every morning from ten to eleven o'clock to
treat any poor persons who may come. It was sup-
ported by voluntary contributions until 1870, when
the State appropriated $-5,000 a year for its support.
In 1879 the appropriation was reduced to $3,000.
Since that year this appropriation has been with-
drawn entirely, consequently fewer patients are
admitted free. The Hospital is under the care of Dr.
C. B. Hutchins.
Officers.— Mrs. Conkllng, President ; Mrs. I. Hecht,
Vice-President ; Mrs. C. B. Hutchins, Secretary. 617
Bush street ; Mrs. M. S. Grinbaum, Treasurer; Miss
Armitage, Matron.
SAN FRANCISCO FEUIT AND FLOWER MISSION.
Incorporated October, 1880. Object : Carrying fruit,
flowers, literature and delicacies to the sick in hos-
pitals and tenements. Rooms, 7)3 Mission street,
where the members meet every Thursday from nine
o'clock A. M. till one o'clock P. M. for arrangement
of flowers, etc. Dlrstribution Thursday afternoon.
Officers. — Miss Mary D. Bates, Honorary President ;
Miss Lucy C. Morse, President; Miss Mary G. El-
dridge, Vice-President ; Miss Eliza D. Keith, Secre-
tary ; Miss Winifred C. Douglass. Librarian.
SAN FBANCISCO LYING-IN HOSPITAL AND
FOUNDLING ASYLUM.— Incorporated April, 1868,
for the care, protection, and proper treatment of un-
protected single women, with their offspring, together
with all other children that may be abandoned in
infancy by outside parties, said children being con-
sidered foundlings.
The Foundling Asylun% 913 Golden Gate avenue,
receives only abandoned infants prior to two years
of age. The Trustees aim at procuring the adoption
of as many of these children by thrifty, industrious,
moral and temperate people (and no others need
apply) as they can.
Officers.— Solomon Heydenfeldt, President ; Charles
Burrell, M. D., Attending Physician and Surgeon;
Mrs. B. F. Hardy, Superintendent.
SAN FRANCISCO MEDICAL BENEVOLENT SOCI-
ETY.—Organized December 21, 1870. Incorporated
February 23, 1871. Number of members twenty-five.
The objects of this society are for the protection and
relief of deserving physicians and their families who
may suffer from sickness or want, and to promote
kindly professional and social intercourse among
themselves and their professional brethren at large.
A Literary Chapter was organised July 21. 1871. for
the following objects: First— The collection of a
library. Second— The establishment of a museum.
Third — The publication of a medical journal, or mon-
ographs on medical subjects, as the society may,
from time to time, determine or order to be printed.
Fourth — Reports of cases and the discussion of such
medical subjects as shall be brought before the Chap-
ter. Regular meetings of the society and the Lite-
rary Chapter are held on the twenty-first day of each
month.
Officers.— laaac Rivas, M. D., President ; B. R. Swan,
M. D., Treasurer; C. H. Grimm, M. D., Secretary.
LiTEBABY Chapteb.— Jules SlmoD, M. D., Sec-
retary; C. H. Grimm, M. D„ Librarian and Curator.
SAN FRANCISCO MUSICAL FUND SOCIETY.—
Incorporated January 20, 18G4 ; reorganized December
17,1875. Meets quarterly, second Tuesday in January,
April, July and October^at one o'clock P. M. in Arion
Halle, northeast corner Kearny and Sutter streets.
Number of members, seventy-seven. The object of
this society is to assist sick and disabled members
and their families.
Officers.- A. H. Beck, President ; Theo.lore Eisfeldt
and Louis Hundwyler, Vice-Presidents: Albert A.
MuUer, Secretary ; John Baumann, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE EXCHANGE MUTU-
AL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION. —Incorporated March,
1880. Meets at such time and place aa may be desig-
nated by the Board of Directors. The objects of this
society are to secure to the families or dependents of
its members such pecuniary benefits and aid in such
sums and at such times as may be provided by its by-
laws.
Officers.— Frank Dalton, President; W. H. Yates,
Vice-President ; E. Ransom, Treasurer ; T. C. Fried-
lander, Secretary.
SAN FRANCISCO SOCIETY FOR THE PREVEN-
TION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.— Incorporated
April, 1868. Office, 604 Merchant street. Number
of members one hundred and fifty. The objects of
this society are to provide ways and means to secure
the enforcement of " An Act for the more effectual
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals," approved March
30, 1868, and to labor in the education of a public sen-
timent of humanity and gentleness toward domestic
and other animals.
Officers. , President; Jacob Z.
Davis, Vice-President; Nathaniel Hunter, Secretary ;
James S. Hutchinson, Treasurer.
SCANDINAVIAN SOCIETY.- Organized February
28, 1859. Number of members, three hundred and
seventy. Meets first Tuesday of every month at Hall,
71 New Montgomery street; open every day and even-
ing. The object of this society is to aid their
sick and bury their dead; also to assist their members;
also to have a hall for monthly meetings and a library.
Officers. — Leonard Georges, President ; Hans Ravn,
Vice-President ; Rasmus B. Nielsen, Secretary ; Alfred
Johnson, Assistant Secretary ; N. L. Sykes, Treasurer.
SERVIAN MONTENEGRIAN BENEVOLENT 80-
CIETY.— Organized May 2, 1880. Number of members
eighty-two. Meets first and third Wednesday even-
ings of each month at 10 California street. The
objects of this society are mutual assistance in case
of sickness and to bury its dead.
Officers.- John Angus, President; Peter Zenovich,
Vice-President; Anton Sorich, Treasurer; V. Jovo-
vich. Recording Secretary ; E. Jovanovich, Financial
Secretary.
SLAVONIC ILLYRIC MUTUAL BENEVOLENT AS-
SOCIATION.— Organized November 17, 1857. Incor-
porated April 1, 1873. Number of members, one hun-
dred and sixty. Meets first Tuesday of each month
at Red Men's Hall.
Officers.— A. Barbich, President ; L. Maricich, Vice-
President: N. Filipich. Treasurer; P. Grasse, Re-
cording Secretary ; P. Marisich, Financial Secretary.
SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL.— Organized
1866 and re-organized 1885. The object of this society
is to relieve distress wherever found. Though a le-
gitimate offspring of the Catholic Church, and princi-
pally supported by members of the same, yet its
charities are extended to all worthy persons who are
in distress.
The Particular Council, the governing body of the
society, meets on the first Thursday of each month,
in the basement of St. Mary's Cathedral.
Officers-Very Rev. J. J. Prendergast. V. G., Spirit-
ual Director ; John M. Burnett, President ; Owen E.
Brady, Vice-President ; P. J. Thomas, Secretary ; Roger
O'Donnell, Treasur«fr.
Subordinate Conferences have been organized In St.
Mary's, St. Francis. St. Joseph's, St. Patrick's, St.
Rose's. St. Peter's Mission Dolores, St. Paul's, St.
Brendan's and St. Bridget's Parishes, which hold
weekly meetings.
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SONS OF JACOB.— Organized January, 1878. Num-
ber of members, ninety. Meete first Sunday of each
mouth at B'nal B'rith Building, 121 Eddy street Ob-
jects: benevolent.
Officers.— Harrison Barnett, President ; Henry Ray-
mond, Secretary; Wm. Davis, Treasurer.
SONS OF THE EMEEALD ISLE.— Organized March
17, 1852 ; reorganized April 6, 1856. Number of mem-
bers, two hundred and fifty. Meetings held first Wed-
nesday of each month, at Irish-American Hall, 818
Howard street.
Officers.— P. M. Hare.President ; John Coakley, Vice-
President; Thos. O'Brien, Treasurer; P. A. Curran,
Recording Secretary, Luke Battles, Financial Secre-
tary.
SP.4.NISH MUTUAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETT.—
Organized 1877. Number of members about one hun-
dred and twenty. Meets on the third Sunday of each
month, at 320 Post street. Office, 413 Sacramento
street, room 5,
Objects: £enevolence and mutual assistance.
Officers. — Jose A. Garcia, President; Santiago Ar-
rillaga, Vice-President; J. L. Noriega, Treasurer;
Manuel Argo, Recording Secretary.
ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY (Scotch Benevolent So-
ciety) .-Organized September 21, 1863. Incorporated
August 4, 1865, for the purpose of aiding indigent
Scotch people and their families; also, for finding
employment for their unemployed countrymen. Num-
ber of members three hundred and fifty. Meets
every Monday evening at eight o'clock. In Scottish
Hall, 111 Larkin street. All Scotchmen and the sons
of a Scotch parent are eligible as members by paying
three dollars initiation fee. and fifty cents monthly.
Officers.— David Porter, President; Andrew L. Prin-
gle and John Elder, Vice-Presidents ; Vernon Camp-
bell, Treasurer ; John Gallan, Recording Secretary ;
George Carnegie, Assistant Secretary ; Wm. R. Eaton,
Financial Secretary ; James Addison, Assistant Finan-
cial Secretary.
ST. JOSEPH'S BENEVOLENT SOCIETY (R. 0) .—
Established 1860. The objects of this society are to
extend assistance to each other in time of sickness, by
corporeal aid and spiritual consolation ; for provid-
ing their deceased brethren with a decent and Chris-
tian interment in accordance with their Holy Faith;
for the relief of the families they may leave after
them; as also for stimulating each other to a more
constant observance of the duties of religion, and
the general promotion of moral and intellectual im-
provement. Meetings held third Sunday of each
month, in the basement of St. Mary's Cathedral.
Number of members, four hundred and fifty.
Officers.- A. F. Bernard, President; Philip Cos-
grove, Vice-President ; Henry J. Gallagher, "Treasu-
rer; Thomas F. Quinn, Secretary.
ST. JOSEPH'S BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF ST.
FRANCIS PARISH.— Organized March 3, 1872. Num-
ber of members, three hundred. Objects, to visit
the sick, bury the dead, and provide for families of
deceased members. Meets the first Sunday of each
month, at three o'clock P.M., in St. Francis' Church,
corner Montgomery avenue and Vallejo strett.
Officers.— J. LennoD, President ; T.McGinley, Vice-
President ; M. McManus. Financial Secretnry ; Frank
E. Durham, Recording Secretary ; John Mulholland,
Treasurer.
ST. JOSEPH'S INFANT ASYLUM FOR BOYS
AND GIRLS.— Organized March 10. 1863. Is pleas-
antly situated on Silver avenue, between Labania
and Sumatra streets. It is a large wooden edifice,
having all the modern improvements, and will ac-
comodate about fonr hundred children. Sister Mary
Joseph McGee, Superior In charge.
ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL.— Location, east side of Va.
lencla, between Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
streets. This is essentially a church hospital, being
maintained under the auspices of the Episcopal
Church, but persons from all denominations are
received. It was organized in 1871, and maintain-
ed constantly up to 1882, from which time up to
April 8, 188.^, it remained closed as a church hospital.
Now. however, determined and vigorous efforts have
been successfully made to place it on a solid footing.
Present capacity, thirty. Secretary's addrcBS, 2902
Clay street.
Offlctrs— Mrs. J. G. Clark, President; Mrs. A. 3.
Wheeler, Vice-President; Mrs. James Newlands. Sec-
retary ; Mrs. George J. Bucknall, Treasurer; Dr. Chas.
J. Paton, Resident Physician.
ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL.— Conducted by the Sisters
of Mercy. Located originally on Stockton street.
Removed in 18fi0 to its present location, comer of
First and Bryant Btreets. The institution Is not con-
fined exclusively to Roman Catholics, patients being
admitted irrespective of religious sentiments. F.
Kane, Visiting Surgeon; Luke Robinson, Visiting
Physician ; G. H. Powers, Occulist and Aurist. Hours
for visitors from one to four o'clock daily.
ST. PATRICK'S MUTUAL ALLIANCE ASSOCIA-
TION OF CALIFORNIA.— Headquarters, San Fran-
cisco. Objects: To unite in a mutual union. Irishmen
and their descendants of all creeds and classes, to
protect and extend charity to the widow and orphans,
and to strengthen, foster, and promote fraternal feel-
ings ot friendship and charity among its members.
Alliance, No. 1.— Organized March20, 1873. Num.
ber of members' two hundred and thirty. Meets first
and third Mondays of every month, at the south-
east corner of O'Farrell and Mason streets.
Officers.- A. J. Bennett, President; William L.
Whelan, Recording Secretary; John Moore, Treas-
urer.
ST. PAULUS GERMAN ROMAN CATHOLIC BE-
NEVOLENT SOCIETY.— Organized July, 1870. Num.
ber of members one hundred and twenty. Meets sec-
ond Monday of each month In the basement of St.
Boniface Church. The objects of this Society are to
afford relief to distressed members, and the support
of their widows and orphans.
Officers.— P. H. Donks, President; Peter Schenkel,
Vice-President; G. Keiser, Recording Secretary ; B.
Windhaus. Financial Secretary; John Lehritter,
Treasurer.
ST. PETER'S GERMAN ROMAN CATHOLIC BE.
NEVOLENT SOCIETY.— Organized March, 1865. In-
corporated January 7, 1867. Meets first Monday of
each month In the basement of St. Boniface Church.
The objects of this Society are mutual benefits to its
members.
Officers.— Bernhard Dreyor, President; Herman
Burhans, Vice-President ; Adolph Popper, Recording
Secretary ; John Lehritter, Financial Secretary; Peter
Schenkel, Treasurer.
SUEDDEUT3CHER VEREIN.— Organized October
23, 188*. Meets at 413 Sutter street the first and third
Thursday of every month. Object beneficiary.
Officers.— Ph. Rohrbacher, President; Ad. Newman,
Vice-President ; J. Rumetsch Recording Secretary ;
Henry Gebhard, Financial Secretary; John Halger,
Treasurer.
SWEDISH SOCIETY— Organized September 20, 1875.
Number of members, two hundred. Meets every
Monday evening, at Irving Hall. Objects: To take
care of sick members, aid the destitute, and bury the
dead.
Officers.— John Ek, President; Charles Carlson,
Vice-President ; K. F. Robbert Recording Secretary ;
P. O. Peterson, Treasurer ; Olof Peterson, Librarian.
SWISS MUTUAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.— Or-
ganized 1849. Reorganize i 1874. Number of mem-
bers, six hundred and fifty. Object: To afford its
members mutual assistance in cases of sickness or
distress.
Officers.- Antoine Borel, President; P. A. Giannini,
Vice-President; John Treuler, Treasurer; Henry J.
Solaro. Se retary; Antonio Rottanzi, M. D.. Physi-
cian ; R. MaestretO, Collector. Office of Society, 309
Clay street.
SWISS RELIEF SOCIETY.— Organized 1874. Re-
organized October, 1886. Objects: Aiding Swiss in
need and deserving of assistance. G. A. Berton Sec-
retary. Office 311 Montgomery street.
TEACHERS' MUTUAL AID SOCIETY OP SAN
FRANCISCO.— Organized May, 1873. Meets on the
first and third Wednesdays of each month. Objects :
The mutual assistance of teachers who are members
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of the San Francisco School Depiirtment, and more
particularly to mlnisti r to the wants of the sick.
Krtiidence of Reordint,' Si-cntary 908 Sutter.
Officers.— Miss Nellie M. Owens, President ; Miss E.
U. Llndberg, RecordinR Secretary ; MissN. CHaswell.
Financial Secretary ; Miss Louisa Classen, Treasurer.
TEUTONIA SOCIETY.— Organized June 1, ISf.fi.
Number of members, two hundred and fiffy. Meets
at Teutonia HhII, l\ii2 Howard street, every Tuesday
evening for business purposes, and Wednesday eve-
ning for social enjoyment.
The objects of this society are to assist members
■who. by accident or sickness, are incapacitated from
pursuing their railing, and for the relief and pupport
of the aged and the widows and orphans of deceased
members, and for the purpose of defraying the fune-
ral expenses of the membeis thereof.
Officers. — H. Evers. President ; Fr. FTagemann .Ir..
Vice-President; .1. Danimaim, Financial Secretary;
Carl Diel. Corresponding Secretary ; H. Dreyer. Fi-
nancial Secretary ; Frank A. Lux, Treasurer.
TIVOLI MUTUAL AID SOCIETY — Organized May
9, 1882. Meets the second and fourth Thursdays of
eai-h month at Tivoli Opera House. Number of mem-
bers, ninety. Object: Assi-tance in cases of sick-
ness and death, and to defray the funeral expenses
of professionals.
Officers.- A. Dietrich. President; Martin Kreling.
Vice-President; A. Hoffman, Secretary ; William Krel-
ing. Treasurer.
UNITED ANCIENT ORDER OF DRUIDS.— Grand
Gbove of Califobnia.— Office Druids' Hall. 413 Sut-
ter street.
Grand Officers.— W. A. Henry, P. N. G. A. ; H. R.
Morton, D. G. A.; John Biter. Grand Secretary;
Henry Mohr, G. T. ; J. G. Elliitt (Merced), G. M. ;
Peter G. Sopa. G. G. ; H. B. Mehrraann, (i. S. ; Philip
Rohrbacher, E. Maginnis and J. E. Nickels, Trustees.
The Grand Grove meets the first Tuesday in June
of each year.
The following named chapter and groves meet at
the hall, 41H Sutter street :
Haktnagel Supreme Arch Chapter, No. 3 (Eng-
lish) .—Meets the third Wednesday of each month.
San Francisco Grovk, No. 3 (German) . — Meets
every Thursday evening.
Eureka Grove, No. i (German) .-Meets every
Thursday evening.
Norma Grove, No. 6 (English).— Meets first and
third Wednesday evening of each month.
SiGEii Grove, No. 7 (German) .-Meets first and third
Monday evening of each mimth.
Perseverance Grove, No. 10 (French) .-Meets
every Tuesday evening.
Schiller Grove, No. 11 (German).— Meets second
and fourth Wednesday evening of each month.
Hesperian Grove. No. 15 (English).— Meets every
Tuesday evening.
Elvin Grove, No. 16 (English).— Meets second and
fourth Monday evening of each month.
Laurel Grove, No. 17 (English) .—Meets every Fri-
day evening.
Templar Grove, No. 19 (English) .—Meets first and
third Monday evening of each month.
Galileo Grove, No. 37 (Italian) .-Meets every
Friday evening.
Vasco da Gama Grove No. 43.— Meets every Tues-
day.
Celtic Grove No. 44.— Meets every Monday at
Myrtle Hall, South San Francisco.
BoADicL*. Drutoio Circle No. 3.— Meets every Sat-
urday evening.
General Relief Committee. — Meets third Sun-
day of every month.
Druids' Hall Society. —Office Druids' Hall, 413
Slitter street. Geo. W. Peckhara, President ; H. Mohr,
Vice-President; John Biter, Secretary; N. Dimmer,
Treasurer. Annual meeting of shareholders, second
Monday of February. The Board of Trustees meets
on the third Wednesday of each month.
Dbuids' Library.— Druids' Hall, 413 Sutter street.
UNITED CALIFORNIA FINN BIIOTHERHOOD.—
Meets second and fourth Wednesday of each month
In Drews' Hall, 71 New Montgomery street. Objects:
Mutual benefit.
OfflcerR— Gustnve Williams, President ; Charles F.
Smith, Financial Secretary ; Peter Sundberg, Record-
ing Secretary.
UNITED FRIENDS OF THE PACIFIC — Grand
Council organized Decembers, 1881. Its objects are
as follows :
To unite in bonds of Fraternity, Indemnity and
Relief all acceptable persons of good character,
steady habits, sound bodily health and reputable
c.illing, and maintain a Relief Fund from which
members of this organization, who have complied
with all its rules and regulations, may receive the
benefits of a sum not exceeding three thousand
dollars.
Officers.- H. H. Reld, Past Grand Councilor, San
Francisco; J. Meredith Davies, Grand Couiiiilor,
San Francisco; H H. Reid, Grand Vice-Councilor,
Portland ; Mrs. Abbie E. Wood, Grand Secretary, San
Francisco; John W. Shaeffer, Grand Treasurer, San
Francisco; Mrs. Fannie M. Pugh, Grand Marshal;
J. J. Thomas, Grand Warden; Wm. Davis, Grand
Guard, Vallejo ; A. A. Cook, Grand Sentry.
Office of Grand Secretary, 49 St. Ann's Building.
The following Councils are located in this city:
CONCOBD Council No. 2. — Meets every Monday
evening at 114 O'Furrell street.
Empibe Council No. 7.— Meets every Monday even-
ing at 73 New Montgomery street.
Home Council, No. 14.— Meets every Thursday
evening at 320 Post street.
P&OENix Council, No. 18. — Meets every Monday
evening at 320 Post street.
Occident. No. 31.— Meets every Monday evening at
320 Post sti eet.
Alhambra, No. 9,— Meets every Tuesday evening
at 20 Eddy street.
L'Union Franco - American Council, No. 10. —
Meets every second and fourth Tuesday evening at
417 Kearny street.
Washington Council, No. 16.— Meets every Wednes-
day evening at Potrero.
Hebcules. No. 24.— Meets every Wednesday even-
ing at 510 Bush street.
Olive Beanch. No. 61. — Meets every Wednesday
evening at 2131 Mission street.
Union Council, No. 4. — Meets first and third Thurs-
day evenings at Red Men's Hall, 320 Post street.
Golden Shobe Council, No. 5.— Meets every Thurs-
day evening at 32 O'Furrell street.
Gabfield Council No. 6.— Meets every Thursday
evening at 121 Eddy street.
Bohemian, No. 23.— Meets every Thursday evening
at 320 Post street.
Melville Council No. fi9— Meets every Monday
evening at corner Mason and O'Farrell streets.
Bay City. No. 13.— Meets every Monday evening at
121 Eddy street.
Cosmopolitan, No. 52. — Meets second and fourth
Wednesday evenings at Druid's Hall, 413 Sutter street.
Califohnia Council No. 5fi. — Meets every Saturday
evening in Myrtle Hall, Railroad avenue. South San
Francisco.
Pacific, No. 80.— Meets every Saturday evening at
Hamilton Hall, corner Geary and Steiner streets.
Philharmonic. No. 81.— Meets every Wednesday
evening at 35 Eddy street.
ExcELsioE. No. 30.— Meets every Thursday evening
at 35 Eddy street.
Equity No. 33.— Meets every Monday evening at 320
Post street.
CoNCOBD No. 2.— Meets every Monday evening at
114 O'Farrell htreet.
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VETERANS' HOME.— Incorporated March 7, 1882.
Offii e, 50+ Kearny 6tr. et, room 5. Location of Uome,
Youiitville, Nhp» County, California.
Obiects: The foundins of a home for the relief and
support of worthy officers, Boldlers, marines and Bail-
ors who honorably served in the army and navy of
the United states during the war with Mexico or of
the Rebellion, or in any other war, and who are in
indigent circumstances, and by reason of age, Infir-
luity or wounds rceived in service, or Incapable of
self-support, and for that purpose to receive contri-
butions and to take and hold real and personal pi op-
erty by Rrant, devise or bequest and to erect suitable
buildings for the use and occupation of the benefici-
aries of the Association.
OflSceiB.— I. A. Wiiymire. President; J. L. Bromley,
Vi<e-Presldent ; A.L. Bocbwell, Secretary ;W. 0. Bur-
nett. Tr asurer. Board of Dinctors.— J. M. Davis,
Btuart M. Taylor, C. B. Hutchins, M. A. McLanghlin,
J. A. Wajmire, P. H. M. Grew, H. T. Hobbert. W. T.
Simmons, Joseph Simmons, W. 0. Burnett. 3. L.
Bromley. Executive Committee.— H.T. Hobbert, C. B.
Hutihins, J. M. Davis, P. H. McGrew, J. L. Bromley.
Executive Committee of Advisory Committee.— J. 8.
Taber, Hiram Tubbs, 0. B. Stone. A. Chabot and 0,
Groesinffer. Commandant and Medical Director.— Dr.
W. B. Lovett. Committee on Appllrations.- H. T.
Hobbert, M. A. McLaughlin and Stuart M.Taylor.
WIDOWS' AND ORPHANS' AID ASSOCIATION
OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT OF SAN FRAN-
CISCO.—Organized January 13, 1878. The member-
ship embraces the entire force. The object of this
association is to render pecuniary aid to the widows
and orphans or family to the extent of one thousand
dollars.
OflBoers.- Alfred Clarke. President; M. Murphy.
Vice-President; T. R. Judson, Recording Secretary;
W. E. Hall, Financial Secretary; Joseph Melody,
Treasurer.
YOUTHS' DIRECTORY. — Office 2030 Howard
street. This institution, established November 1,
1874, under the patronage of Archbishop Alemany,
comprises a Free Intelligence Bureau and a Tempo-
rary Home for friendless boys in search of employ-
ment. It is maintained by voluntary contributions
from the public. Destitute lads, in quest of work,
are admitted free to the benefits of its refectory, dor-
mitory, lavatory, and reading-room, until places are
procured for them in town or country, without
charge to either employers or employees. No dis-
crimination between applicants on account of religi-
ous belief. Over five thousand of every tongue and
kindred, obtain profitable occupation on farms, in
factories, stores, and shops every year through this
source. Office open every week day from nine
o'clock A. M. to one o'clock P. M.
Officers.— James R. Kelly, President ; G. Touchard,
Treasurer ; Janes Reid, Superintendent and Secre-
tary; Mrs. Ellen Reid. Matron; J. R. Kelly, R. Tobin,
C. D. O'Sullivan, G. Touchard, M. J. O'ConnoT, J. A.
Donohoe, Henry Barroilhet and Peter H. Burnett,
Directors.
YOUNG MEN'S INSTITUTE (R. C.).— Grand Coun-
cil organized in San Francisco in 1883. Office. 121
Post street. Object, mutual Improvement and a fund
for sick and funeral benefits. Offii'ers of the Second
Grand Couneil._John J. McDade, President ; D. J.
LonK. Flrt't Vice-President ; Frank i. Devlin, Second
Vire.PreRirlent; Edward I. Shechan. Recording Sec-
retary ; Joseph I. Twohig, Corresponding and Fiiian.
cial Secretary : John Lynch. Treasurer ; E. E. Leake,
Lecturer; A. B. Maguire, Marshal; J.J. Callaghan,
I. 8.; William Tait, O. S.
The City Intititutes meet as follow* :
No. 1.— Corner of O'Farrell and Mason, first and
third Tuesdays of every month.
No. 3.— Fraternal Hall. Sixteenth street, near Va-
lencia, second and fonrth Tuesdays of every month.
No. 4.— Irving Hall, first and third Fridays of every
month.
No. 7.— Scottish Hall, 111 Larkin street, second and
fourth Thursdays of every month.
No. ^1. — )Tyrile Hall. South San Francisco, first and
third Saturdays of every month.
No. 34.— Drew's Hall, 71 New Montgomery street,
second and fourth Wednesdays of every month.
Masonic.
THE GRAND LODGE OF FREE AND ACCEPTED
MASONS OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.— As-
sembles annually at the Masonic Temple, in the City
of San Francisco, on the second Tuesday in October.
Its officers for the year ending in October, 1887, are:
M.-. W.-. Edmtind C. Atkinson, Grand Master, Sacra-
mento.
W.-. Hiram N. Rucker, Deputy Grand Master,
Merced.
R.-.W.-. Morris M. Estee. Senior Grand Warden, Napa.
W.-. Alvah H Coiiklin, Junior Graud Warden,
Independence.
V.-. W.-. NathHU W. Spaulding, Grand Treasurer,
Oakland.
V.'.W.-. Alex. Gurdon Abell, Grand Secretary, San
Francisco.
V.-. R.'. Dewitt T. Van Doren, Grand Chaplain, San
Francisco.
W.-. John N. Young, Grand Orator. Sacramento.
W.-. George Tuttle Grimes, Assistant Grand Sec-
ret ary, San Francisco.
W.*. John Werner Stiaeffer, Grand Lecturer, San
Francisco.
W.'. Cyrus G. Wirren, Grand Marshal, Chico.
W.-. John E. Mooers, Grand Bible Bearer, Bur-
gettville.
W.-. John C. Marsh, Grand Standard Bearer, Oak-
land.
W.*. Charles H. Dunsmoor, Grand Sword Bearer,
Los Angeles.
W.-. William Vale, Senior Grand Deacon, San
Francisco.
W.-. Ellas C. Hare, Junior Grand Deacon, San
Francisco.
W.'. Oscar L. Gordon, Senior Grand Steward,
Santa Cruz.
W.'. Thomas R. Burnett, Junior Grand Steward,
Woodbridge.
W.'. John A. Fisher, Grand Pursuivant, El Dorado.
W.-. Samuel David Mayer, Grand Organist, San
Francisco.
W.-. James Oglesby, Grand Tyler, San Francisco.
This body was organized in the year IS-W, and there
are now in existence , under its jurisdiction, two hun-
dred and twenty-seven SubordiUHte Lodges, of which
sixteen are in the City of San Francisco, as follows:
Calitornta Lodge, No. 1.— Meets every Thursday
evening in King Solomon's Hall, Masonic Temple.
La Parfaite Union Lodge, No. 17.— Meets every
other Friday evening in St. John's Hall, Masonic
Temple.
Occidental Lodge, No. 22. — Meets every Monday
evening in King Solomon's Hall, Masonic Temple.
Golden Gate Lodge, No. 30.— Meets every Tuesday
evening in King Solomon's Hall, Masonic Temple.
Mount Moriah Lodge, No. 44.— Meets every Wed-
nesday evening in King Solomon's Hall, Masonic
Temple.
Fidelity Lodge, No. 120.— Meets every Thursday
evening in St. John's Hall, Masonic Temple.
Hermann Lodge, No. 127.— Meets every alternate
Tuesday evening in St. John's Hall, Masonic Temple.
Pacific Lodge, No. 136.— Meets every Tuesday
evening at B'nai B'rith Building, 121 Eddy street.
Crockett Lodge, No. 133.— Meets every Friday
evening at B'nai B'rith Building, 121 Eddy street.
Oriental Lodge, No. 144.— Meets every alternate
Tuesday evening in St. John's Hall, Masonic Temple.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 166.— Meets every Wednesday
evening In St. John's Hall, Masonic Temple.
Mission Lodge, No. 169. — Meets every Wednesday
evening at the corner of Sixteenth and Valencia
8t^eet^^.
South San Francisco Lodge. No. 212.— Meets every
Thursday evening at Myrtle Hall, Railroad Avenue,
South San Francisco.
Doric Lodge. No. 216. — Meets every Thursday
evening at B'nai B'rith Building, 121 Eddy street.
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Spebanza Italuna Lodge, No. 219.— Meets every
other Friday evening in bt. John's Hull, Masonic
Temple.
King Solomon's Lodoe No. 260.— Meets every Mon-
day evening at southweist corner Geary and Steiner
streets.
THE GRAND CHAPTER OF ROYAL ARCH MA-
SONS OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.— Assem-
bles annually at the Masonic Temple in the City of
San Francisco, on the third Tuesday in April. Its
ofllcers for the term ending in April, 1888. are:
M.-.E.-. MichaelJames Keating, Grand High Priest,
San Francisco.
R.-. E.\ William Thompson Luther, Deputy Grand
High Priest, Downieville.
R.-. E.-. William Vanderhurst, Grand King. Salinas.
R.- . E.' . Caruot Conrtland Mason, Grand Scribe, Chico.
R.-. E.'. Hiram Throop Graves, Grand Treasurer, San
Francisco.
R.-.E.". Thomas Hubbard Caswell, Grand Secretary,
San Francisco.
R.-.E.-. John Eliot Benton, Grand Chaplain, Oak-
land.
M. •.£.■. Thomas Hubbard Caswell, Grand Lecturer,
San Francisco.
E.*. Franklin Henry Day, Grand Captain of the
Host, San Francisco.
E.'. Milton Hills Myrick, Grand Royal Arch Cap-
tain, San Francisco.
Comp. Samuel D. Mayer, Grand Organist, San
Francisco.
Comp. Jamea Oglesby, Grand Guard, San
Francisco.
This body was organized In the year 1854, and there
are now in existence, under its jurisdiction, sixty-five
Subordinate Chapters, of which two are in the City of
San Francisco, as follows:
San Francisco Chapteb, No. 1.— Stated meetings
first and third Mondays of each month in the Chapter
Hall, Masonic Temple.
California Chapter, No. 5.— Stated meetings first
and third Tuesdays of each month in the Chapter
Hall, Masonic Temple.
THE GRAND COUNCIL OF ROYAL AND SELECT
MASTERS OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.— As-
sembles annually at the Masonic Temple in the City
of San Francisco, on the third Monday in April. Its
ofilcers for the term ending April, 1888, are:
M.-.P.'
R.-.P.-
R.-.P.'
Charles Lord Field, Grand Master, San Fran>
Cisco.
James Bestor Merritt, Deputy Grand Master,
Alameda.
William Edward Oughton, Grand Illustrious
Master, Sacramento.
E.'. P.-. David White Laird, Grand Principal Conduc-
tor of the Works, San Francisco.
B.-.P.-. Franklin H. Day, Grand Treasurer, Oakland.
R.-.P.'. Thomas Hubbard Caswell, Grand Recorder,
San Francisco.
Comp. Osgood Church Wheeler, Grand Chap-
lain. Oakland.
Comp. David Pugh Marshall, Grand Captain
of the Guards, San Francisco.
Comp. Cornelius Kellogg, Grand Steward,
Sacramento.
Comp. Samuel David Mayer, Grand Organist,
San Francisco.
Comp. James Oglesby, Grand Sentinel, San
Francisco.
This body was organized In the year 1860, and there
are now in existence under its jurisdiction ten sub-
ordinates, of which one is held in the City of San
Francisco, viz :
California Council, No. 2.— Meets on the Inst
Wednesday in each month in the Chapter Hall, Ma-
sonic Temple.
THE GRAND COMMANDERYOFKNIGHTS TEMP-
LAR OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA— Assembles
annually at the Masonic Temple, in the City of San
Francisco, on the Thurgdajr following the third Tues-
day in April.
1888, are :
Its ofiicers for the term ending April,
R.- . E.- . Sir Reuben Headly Lloyd, Grand Commander,
San Francisco.
V.'.E.'. Sir Triatam Burges, Deputy Grand Com-
mander, San Jos^.
E.-. Sir Carnot Courtland Mason, Grand Gener-
alissimo, Chico.
E.-. Sir Samuel Hopkins Wagner, Grand Captain
General, San Jose.
E.*. Sir Hezekiah Lord Hosmer, Grand Prelate,
San Francisco.
E.'. Sir George Asbury Johnson, Grand Senior
Warden, Santa Rosa.
E.*. Sir Jacob Hart Neff, Grand Junior Warden,
Colfax.
E.'. Sir John Francis Merrill, Grand Treasurer,
San Francisco.
E.'. Sir Thomas Hubbard Caswell, Grand Re-
corder, San Francisco.
E.-. Sir William Vanderhurst. Grand Standard
Bearer, Salinas.
E.-. Sir Frank William Sumner, Grand Sword
Bearer, San Francisco.
E.*. Sir Waren Sexton, Grand Warder, OroviUe.
Sir Samuel David Mayer, Grand Organist, Han
Francisco.
Sir James Oglesby, Grand Captain of the
Guards, San Francisco.
This body was organized in the year 1858, and there
are now in existence under its jurisdiction twenty,
seven commanderies, of which two are in the city
of San Francisco, viz.:
California Commandert, No. 1.— Meets every Fri-
day evening in Commandery Hall, Masonic Temple.
Golden Gate Commandert, No. 16.— Meets every
Monday evening at their Asylum in Golden Gate
Block. 131 Post street.
GRAND CONSISTORY OF THE ANCIENT AND
ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE.— Meets at the Masonic
Temple, in the City of San Francisco, on the second
Wednesday in January. Its oiflcers for the term end-
ing January, 1889, are:
V. •.!.•. Theo. H. Goodman, Venerable Grand Master,
San Francisco.
I.-. Stephen Wing, Grand Prior, San Francisco.
I.-. William A. Robertson, Grand Proceptor, San
Francisco.
I.-. William T. Garratt, Grand Constable. San
Francisco.
I.-. Columbus Waterhouse, Grand Admiral, San
Francisco.
I.-. Nathan W. Spaulding, Grand Chancellor, Oak-
land.
I.-. Henry S. Orme. Grand Minister of State, Los
Angeles.
I.-. William Jeflfray, Grand Almoner, San Fran-
cisco.
George J. Hobe, Grand Registrar, San Fran-
cisco.
Thos. J. Knipe, Grand Keeper of Seals and
Archives, San Francisco.
David W. Laird, Grand Treasurer, San Fran-
cisco.
Aaron J . Messing, Grand Primate, San Fran-
cisco.
Master of Ceremonies, San
Francisco.
, Grand Expert, San Fran-
cisco.
Henry Lunstedt, Grand Assistant Expert, San
Francisco.
James B. Merritt, Grand Beausenifer, Oak-
land.
David B. Jackson, Bearer of the Vexillum
Belli, San Francisco.
Henry Wolfsohn, Grand Master of the Guards,
San Francisco.
John Hammond, Grand Chamberlain, San
Francisco.
Peter T. Barclay, Grand Steward, San Fran-
Cisco.
Isidore Jacob, Grand Aid-de-Camp, San Fran-
cisco.
Treat P. Clark, Grand Sentinel, San Fran-
cisco.
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GODFBET De St. Omab Council, Knights Kadosh,
No. 1.— Meets at the call of the Commander at Ma-
■onic Temple.
Terba Buena Chapteb of Rose Cbodc, No. 4.—
Meets at the call of the Wise Master at Masonic Tem-
ple.
Yebba Buena Lodge of Pebfection, No. 6.— Meets
eyery Friday evening at Masonic Temple.
MASONIC VETERAN ASSOCIATION.— Organized
January 8. 1879. Objects : The nnion of the pioneer
Masons of the Pacific coast and the preservation of
Masonic history. Quarterly meetings held at Masonic
Temple. OflSce, room 6, Chronicle Building.
Officers. — Robert H. Lucas, President ; John B.
Owens, Vice-President; Edwin A. Sherman, Sec-
retary ; Theodore G. Cockrill. Treasurer ; Charles H.
Haile, Marshal ; Rev. David McClure, Chaplain.
MASONIC BOARD OF BELIEF.— The Board of Re-
lief of San Francisco is composed of the Masters or
Representatives of the sixteen Lodges holding con-
current jurisdiction in San Francisco. Said Lodges
contribute to, but draw nothing from the funds of the
Board— sojourning Master Masons, their widows and
orphans, being alone recipients of its charities.
Money refunded is again given to the needy of our
order. Organized m 1856. E. T. B. Mills, Chair-
man; Wm. M. Fonda, Treasurer; Harrison Jones,
Secretary.
MASONIC CEMETERY ASSOCIATION.— Organized
January 26, 1863. Office, room 42, Masonic Temple.
Officers.- William R. Wheaton, President ; Joseph
Clement, Vice-President; George J. Hobe, Secretary;
Henry L. Davis, Treasurer ; William S. Moses, Super-
intendent.
MASONIC HALL ASSOCIATION. —Incorporated
1859. Office, Masonic Temple, second floor. Associ-
ated for the purpose of erecting and furnishing the
Masonic Temple, at the northwest corner of Mont-
gomery and Post streets.
Officers.- Alexander G. Abell, President ; George T.
Grimes, Secretary.
THE GRAND CHAPTER OF TSE ORDER OF THE
EASTERN STAR.— Meets in the City of San Fran-
cisco (unless otherwise ordered) , on the Monday fol-
lowing the second Tuesday in October of each year.
The Grand Chapter was organized on the seventh
of April, 1873. Its officers for 1887 are :
John M. Young, Worthy Grand Patron, Sacramento.
Mary B. Moore, Worthv Grand Matron, Benicia.
Benj. F. Bagley, Associate Grand Patron. Stockton.
Elizabeth F. Phillips, Associate Grand Matron, San
Francisco.
Kate J. Willats, Grand Secretary, office 103 Mont-
gomery street, San Francisco.
Lovina Gibson, Grand Treasurer, Los Angeles.
Elizabeth A. Hall, Grand Chaplain, Marysville.
Lao Ripley, Grand Marshal, Healdsburg.
Mary 8. Muns, Grand Conductress, San Francisco.
Cordelia Tilden, Associate Grand Conductress, San-
ta Cruz.
Augusta Reynolds, Grand Adah, Suisun.
Abble Ann Green, Grand Ruth, Etna.
Abbie E. Salsbury, Grand Esther, San Francisco.
Mary McGuire, Grand Martha, Oakland.
Jane Chalmers, Grand Electa, Watsonville.
Margaret Wakefield, Grand Warden, Modesto.
AbWe A. Jenks, Grand Organist, Oakland.
George Lord, Grand Sentinel, San Bernardino.
The first Subordinate Chapter was organized on the
ninth of May, 1869. There are now seventy-six Subor-
dinate Chapters under the jurisdiction of the Grand
Chapter.
The following three chapters are in San Francisco :
Golden Gate Chapteb, No. 1.— Meets every Mon-
day evening at 32 O'Farrell street.
California Chapteb No. 4.— Meets eveyy Friday
•vening in B'nai B'rith Building, 121 Eddy Street.
ITT Chapter, No. 27.— Meets every Tuesday even-
ing at 32 O'Farrell street.
I. O. O. F.
GRAND OFFICERS OP THE GRAND LODGE OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA. I. O. O.F.-C. F. Mc-
Eachren, Grand Master, St. Helena ; Elwood Bruner.
Deputy Grand Master, Sacramento ; Reuben H. Lloyd,
Grand Warden, Man Francisco ; W. B. Lyon, Grand
Secretary, San Francisco; Geo. W. Lemont, Grand
Treasurer, San Francisco; J. N. E. Wilson, Grand
Rep., San Francisco ; Leon D. Freer, Grand Rep., Or-
oville; E. G. McLean, Grand Chaplain, Merced; I. 0.
Potter, Grand Marshal, St. Helena ; F. D. McGregor,
Grand Conductor, Santa Rosa ; O. V. Morris, Grand
Guardian, Placerville ; E. Dunker, Grand Herald, San
Francisco.
GBAITD OFFICEBS OF THE OBAND ENOAMPKBNT.
L. A. Simon, Grand Patriarch, Oroville ; J. F.
Crossett, Grand High Priest, San Francisco; A. R.
Lord, Grand Senior Warden, Nevada City; W. B.
Lyon, Grand Scribe, San Francisco; George W. La-
ment, Grand Treasurer, San Francisco ; John A.
Nace, Grand Junior Warden, Nevada City; W. H.
Lyman, Grand Rep., St. Helena; C. H. Randall,
Grand Rep., Sonora ; D. Sewell, Grand Sentinel, San
Francisco ; E. Dunker, Deputy Grand Sentinel, San
Francisco; James Leonard, Grand Marshal, Merced.
All the Subordinate Lodges and Encampments of
the I. O. O. F., located in this city, excepting those
marked with a star, meet at their Hall, corner of
Market and Seventh streets, on the following even-
ings, vi^:
Golden Gate Encampment, No. 1.— Meets second
and fourth Fridays of each month.
Walhalla Encampment, No. 7.— Meets first and
third Fridays of each month.
Wildey Encampment, No. 23.— Meets second and
fourth Saturdays of each month. "~-
Unity Encampment, No. 26.— Meets second and
fourth Tuesdays of each month.
Oriental Encampment, No. 57.— Meets first and
third Saturdays of each month.
Canton San Francisco, Camp No. 5.— Meets second
and fourth Wednesdays of each month in Buddy's
Hall.
California Lodge, No. 1. — Meets Monday.
San Feancisco Lodge, No. 3. — Meets Friday.
Harmony Lodge, No, 13. — Meets Tuesday.
Yebba Btjena Lodge, No. 15.— Meets Thursday.
Templab Lodge, No. 17. — Meets Wednesday.
Magnolia Lodge, No. 29.— Meets Tuesday.
Bay City Lodge, No. 71.— Meets. Monday.
Aboxj Ben Adhem Lodge, No. 112. — Meets Thursday.
Gebmania Lodge, No. 116.— Meets Wednesday.
Concordia Lodge, No. 122. — Meets Monday.
Apollo Lodge, No. 123.— Meets Friday.
Parker Lodge, No. 124.— Meets Tuesday.
*Unity Lodge, No. 131.— Meets Tuesday, corner of
Valencia and Sixteenth streets.
Hermann Lodge, No. 145.— Meets Wednesday.
Pacific Lodge, No. 155.— Meets Thursday.
*Ophib Lodge, No. 171.— Meets Friday.
*OcciDENTAL LODGE, No. 179.— Meets Thursday.
Cosmopolitan Lodge, No. 194.— Meets Wednesday.
Golden Gate Lodge, No. 204.— Meets Tuesday.
Alta Lodge, No. 205.— Meets Monday.
Fbanco-Amebican Lodge, No. 207.— Meets Thurs-
day.
Fidelity Lodge, No. 222.— Meets Monday.
Mobse Lodge, No. 257.— Meets Friday.
•Myrtle Lodge, No. 275.— Meets Wednesday, in
Myrtle Hall, South San Francisco.
♦Western Addition Lodge, No. 285.— Meets Wed-
nesday, in Hamilton Hall, corner Geary and Stelner
streets .
•Excelsior Lodge, No. 310.— Meets Monday, in Ex-
celsior Hall, 2319 Mission street.
Excelsior Degree Lodge, No. 2.— Meets first and
third Saturdays of each month.
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Tbxttonia Deoree Lodge, No. i. — Meets second and
fourth Fridays of each month.
Caxifobnia Rebekah Degbee Lodoe, No. 1.— Meets
Friday.
Tempi,a3 Hebekah DEaBEE Lodge, No. 19.— Meets
Saturday.
Oriental Rebekah Degree Lodge, No. 90.— Meets
Thursday.
General Relief Committee {Composed of all the
Noble frauds and Vice-iirauds of the Subordinate
Lodges of San Francisco) . — Meets every Sunday at ten
o'clock A. M.
ODD FELLOWS' LITERARY AND SOCIAL CLUB.
Meets second and fourth Saturdays of each mouth.
THE ODD FELLOWS' CEMETERY ASSOCIATION.
Incorporated September 26, l»i;5. Office, 22 Phelan
liuildiug.
ODD FELLOWS' HALL ASSOCIATION OF SAN
FRANCISCO.— Organized 1858. Capital block, $1 ,000,-
000. Office, corner of Market and Seventh streets.
Odd Fellows' Hall, room 1.
ODD FELLOWS' VETERAN ASSOCIATION.— Or-
ganized April 17, 1877. Objects: The preservation
of the history and traditions of Odd Fellowship.
Office, Odd Fellows' Hall.
Officers.— Daniel Sewell, President; W. H. Barnes,
Secretary; Phllo White, Treasurer.
ODD FELLOWS' LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.-Or-
ganized December 30, 1851. Booms, corner of Market
and Seventh streets.
The library contains nearly forty thousand vol-
umes In the various departments of literature, in-
cluding one of the most extensive collections of works
on the early history of the Pacific Coast. It also con-
tains a very complete and valuable cabinet of min-
erals.
Officers.— James Linforth, President; B. L. 0.
Barnes, Recording Secretary; E. Maginnis, Treas-
urer ; aeorge A. Carnes, Librarian ; Andrew J. deary.
Assistant Librarian.
Temperance.
ST. MARY'S 0. T. A. B. AND L. ASSOCIATION.—
Meets second and third Sundays of each month in
basement of St. Mary's Cathedral.
ST. PATRICK'S C. T. A. B. SOCIETY.— Meets sec-
ond and fourth Sundays of each month in basement
of St. Patrick's Church at three o'clock P. M.
CHAMPIONS OF THE RED CROSS.— A temper-
ance mutual benefit organization for mutual relief in
sickness, in connection with a life-insurance system
upon a mutual protective basis.
Supreme Council.- Organized October 22, 1874.
Meets annually on tbe Third Tuesday in October.
Officers.— R. C. Carter, Supreme Commander, Rio
Vista; C. J. Bluudell, Supreme Counselor, Grass
Valley ; John C. Harris, Supreme Secretary, San
Jose ; C. W. Pomeroy, Supreme Treasurer, San Jose.
The following named Encampments have been or-
ganized in Sau Francisco.
Golden Gate Encampment, No. 26.— Meets every
Wednesday evening.
Templar Encampment, No. 60.— Meets every Satur-
day evening.
Mount Horeb Encampment, No. 69.— Meets every
Thursday evtuing iu Champion HaU, 2933 Sixteenth
street.
FATHER MATHEW TOTAL ABSTINENCE AND
BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, No. 1.— Organized May,
1869. Number of members, three hunared. Meets
every Sunday and Friday evenings, at 105 Larkin.
E. P. Donovan, President; Franklin P. Hunt, Record-
ing Secretary.
HOME FOR THE CARE OF INEBRIATES.— Or-
ganized May 24, 1859. The property now occupied
by the Institution, northeast corner of Stockton and
CheKtnut streets, was purchased in 1802, at an expense
of $7,500, and enlarged in 1877, at a further expense of
$7,ono, and again improved in 1885 at an outlay of
$5,000. . It is now a very comfortable house.
Officers— John Dentimore, President; Wm. Martin,
Secretary; R. H. McDonald, Treasurer; J. Grey Jewell,
M. D., Superintendent and Resident Physician.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TEMPLARS.—
Grand Lodge organized May 29, 1860. Jurisdiction
embraces the State of California and Arizona Terri-
tory.
Number of working Lodges, three hundred and sev-
enty-five. Total membership, about thirteen thou-
sand. George B. Katzenstein Grand Worthy Secre-
tary, Sacramento.
This Order sustains the Good Templars' Home for
Orplians, located at Vallejo, California. The build-
ings, which are capacious, elegant and comfortable,
were erected in 1869, by the Good Templars of Califor-
nia and Nevada. It is under the control of the Grand
Lodge of the Order, but its title is not meant to con-
vey any idea of exclusiveness as to the class admitted
to its sheltering offices. To be a homeless orphan is
the only passport reqmred at its portals.
Officers of the Grand Lodge.— J. M. Walling, Nevada
City, G. W. C. T. ; Robert Castle, Colton, G. W. C;
Mrs. S. M. Anthony, Livermore, G. W. V. T. ; George
B. Katsenstein, 328 J street, Sacramento, G. W. S.;
Dr. J. S. Halsey, Vallejo. G. T. : Julius Lyons, Los
Angeles, O. W. A. 8. ; Rev. 8. P. Sitton. Adelaide,
Grand Chaplain; M. L. Gregg, Plymouth, Grand
Marshal ; E. Wood Culver, Newcastle, Grand Mes-
senger ; Mrs. M.E. Richardson, East Oakland, General
Superintendent Juvenile Work.
The following named subordinate lodges meet in
this city:
Evening Stab Lodge, No. 114.— Meets every Satur-
day evening, at Alcazar Building.
International Lodge, No. 291.— Meets every Mon-
day evening, in Grand Central Hall, 997 Market street.
Valley Lodge, No. 293.— Meets every Tuesday
evening, in Grand Central Hall, 997 Market street.
Spring Valley Lodge, No. 314. — Meets every Tues-
day evening, in Union Hall, cor Fillmore and Green-
wich streets.
MARINE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY. — Organized
March 22, 1866. Meets on the second Tuesday eve-
ning of each month, M the Mariners' Church, north-
east corner of Sacramento and Drumm streets. Num-
ber of members, three thousand five hundred, to
which additions are made continually.
Officers.— Rev. Joseph Bowell, President ; Rev. W.
D. Bishop, Secretary.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.— Office of the Grand
Scribe, J. R. McLean, 1621 OFarrell street.
Officers of the Grand Division.— D. Stephen Bow-
ers. D.D., G. W. P., Ventura; J. O. Avery, G. W. A.;
J. R. McLean, G. Scribe, San Francisco; N. David-
son, G. Treasurer; Rev. George Morris, G. Chaplain;
Alameda ; Mrs. R. Davidson, G. Conductor ; W. I.
Gray. O. Sentinel.
The following named Subordinate Divisions meet
in San Francisco :
Grand Division— Next Annual Session, on the
fourth Sunday in April in San Francisco.
Centennial Division, No. 18.— Meets every Mon-
day evening at 20 Eddy street.
New Era Division, No. 2.— Meets every Saturday
evening at 32 O'Farrell.
Golden Rule Division No. 335. —Meets every Tues-
day evening at Pil;{rim Hall, 1358 Market street.
Silver Star Division No. 335— Meets every Tuesday
evening at 810 Pacific street.
WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION—
Califobnia Branch. Headquarters, 132 McAllister
street.
Officers.— Mrs. 8. J. Churcill. San Jos^, President ;
Mrs. N. Eyster. Recording; Secretary; Mrs. H. H.
Havens, Oakland, Corresponding Secrttiry; Mrs. O.
b. Chamberlain, East Oakland, Treasurer.
The Women's National Christian Temperance
Union is the largest society ever composed ex-
clusively of women, and conducted entirely by them.
There ar^elgbty-five Unions in ttiis State, with an
aggregate membership of 3,050. The National W. O.
T. U. has 10,000 auxiUaries with a membership of
200,000.
THE LION Fire Ins. Co. OF LOUDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, $4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN. Manager
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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Protective.
AMERICAN BAKERS' UNION.— OrRanlzed January
18k7. Meets at 232 Taylor Ktroet every Saturday
evening. Object: Reduction of the regular hours of
labor.
OfficerB.— John J. Barrett, President; Dennis Dsr-
rash, Vice-President; John Sharkey, Secretary;
Michael Coll, Treasurer.
B,A.RBERS' PROTECTIVE UNION.— Organized .Tan-
uary 13, 1878. Number of members, one hundred
and thirty. Meets first and third Tuesdays of each
month at 539 California street. Objects : Protective
and benevolent.
Officers.— J. N. Frank, President ; J. A. Deckelman,
Vice- President ; Chsrles Proschold, Recordint; Secre-
tary ; C. Rimassa, Fiiiani ial Secretary; J. Lehritter,
Treasurer; John Dohs, Employment Secretary; otflce,
542 Clay street. T. Crown, J. B. Bell, Carl Wahl,
Trustees.
BOARD OF TRADE OF SAN FRANCISCO.— Or-
ganized April, 1877. Number of members, 220.
Office, Union Block, 202 Market street, upper floor.
Objects : To protect the interests of its members,
prevent settlements without full inveBtigatlon. resist
inequitable and fraudulent settlements, and bring
about joint action in the collection of debts (other
than in the ordinary course of business) . »
Officers.- George H. Sanderson, President; Jules
Cerf, First Vice-President ; J. F. Havlland, Second
Vice-President ; J A. Folger, Treasurer; J. H. Shank-
land, Attorney ; H. L. Smith, Secretary.
BOOKBINDERS' PROTECTIVE AND BENEFI-
CIAL ASSOCIATION OF CALIFORNIA.-Organized
August 15, 1875. Number of members, fifty-six.
Meets second Tuesday of each month, at 539 Cali-
fornia street.
Officers. — Frank Mergenthaler, President; Frank
Hayes, Vice-President ; Henry Marsden, Correspond-
ing Secretary; Joseph H. Younger. Financial Secre-
tary ; Thos. B. Gould, Treasurer.
BUTCHERS' (RETAIL) PROTECTIVE ASSOCIA-
TION.—Organized April iBt. 1886. Meets at Buddy's
Hall.
Officers.- George Raabe, President ; Mark Stronse,
Vice-President ; Henry C. Flageollet, Secretary ; Jos.
Buttgenbach, Treasurer; Andrew Herman, Sergeant-
at-Arms.
CALIFORNIA STATE HOMCEOPATHIC MEDI-
CAL SOCIETT.— Incorporated January, 1878. Annu-
al meeting on second Wednesday of May, in the City
of San Francisco. Object: The advancement of the
science of medicine and surgery.
Officers.- Wm. Simpson, M. D., President; R. L.
Hill, M. D., Oakland, First Vice-President; L. A. Bal-
lard, Second Vice-President ; A. C. Petersen, M. D.,
Secretary ; William Boericke, M. D., Treasurer.
CATHOLIC MUTUAL BENEFICI.AL ASSOCIA-
TION OF THE ARCH-DIOCESE OF SAN FRANCIS-
CO.—Organized February 1, 1880. Meets first Mon-
day of each month at Room 48, Phelan Building.
Object— It is established for the purpose of securing
a certain sum— not exceeding two thousand dollars-
to the person designated by any member of vhe Asso-
ciation previous to his or her death.
Officers.— Rev. J. B. McNally, President; J. B.
Dougherty, Vice-President ; William F. Waltson, Sec-
retary; John Bolger, Treasurer.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.- Rooms, Merchants'
Exchange, California Street. Organized April, 1850.
Present membership 175. Regular meetings, third
Tuesdays in January, April, July and October. Annual
meeting, third Tuesday in January; election of officers,
second Tuesday in January.
Officers.— W. L. Merry, President; E. L. O. Steele,
First Vice-President; Charles Goodall, Second Vice-
President; C. L.Tavlor, Adam Grant, John L. Howard,
W. J. Adamo, Ira P. Rankin, E. W. Newhall. F. L.
Castle, W. W. Montague, J. M. Roma, C. B. Stone, H.
L. E. Meyer. Trustees ; Thos. J. Haynes, SecreUry.
Treasurer and Librarian.
CIGARMAKERS' INTERNATIONAL UNION, No.
228.— Organized in 1885. Number of members, 445.
Meets first and third Tuesday of each mouth at Metro-
politan Hall. Objects : To improve the condition of
its members and protect them against the encroach-
ments of Chinese cheap labor.
Officers.- William Woods. President; Martin Gable.
Vice-President; Chris. J. Boyle, Financial and Cur-
responding Secretary; Sam. Kirschner, Recording
Secretary ; J. W. Schulte, Treasurer.
COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS' ASSOCIATION OP
CALIFORNIA.-Organized in 1878. Objects: Protec
tlve and Mutual.
Officers. —Alexander Russell, President; M. L.
Ticbner, First Vice-President ; L. C. Corbaley, Second
Vice-President ; J. L. Betzel, Third Vice-President; E.
T. B. Mills, Secretary and Treasurer.
COAST SEAMEN'S UNION OF THE PACIFIC
COAST.— Orgiiuized March 6, 1885. Object : Mutual
protection. Meets every Monday evening, at 513X
East street.
COOPERS' PROTECTIVE UNION.— Meets first and
third Monday in each month, at 316 Post street.
Officers. — H. J. Cronin, President; M. Monaghan,
Vice-President; 0. J. McLaughlin, Financial Secre-
tary; R.L.S.hmitt, Recording Secretary; Peter Brond-
berg. Treasurer.
DRAYMEN AND TEAMSTERS' UNION OF SAN
FRANCISCO.— Or; aaized August 26, 1876. Number
of members, about two hundred. Meets second and
last Saturday evenings of each month at B'nai B'rith
Hall. 121 Eddy street.
Officers.- R. G. Worth, President; James French,
Vice-President; Joseph B. Niderost, Recording Secre-
tary ; George C. Evers, Financial Secretary ; L. J.
Welch, Treasurer.
FEDER.\TED TR\DE3 COUNCIL.— Meets at Alca-
zar Building every Saturday evening. W. A.Busbnell,
President ; S. A. Helliwell, Recording Secretary.
EXPRESSMENS' PROTECTIVE UNION.— Organ-
ized January, 1881. Meets first Friday evening in the
month at 26 Harriet street. Object: Mutual pro-
tect inn.
Officers.— A. Plevin, President; A. Engler, Vice-
President: Patrick Corkery, Secretary; James Mc-
Mahon, Treasurer.
FRANKLIN SPAR AND BAU VEREIN.— Organized
December 6, 1875. Office, 539 California street.
Objects : To raise funds, and make loans among
its members, thus enabling them to acquire and
improve real estate. •
Officers.- George Lang, President ; Hugo Pfersdorff.
Secretary ; Otto Fauss. Treasurer.
GARDENERS' AND RANCHERS' ASSOCIA-nON.-
Organized August 15, 1874. Number of members,
seventy-eight. Meets last Saturday of each month,
at 105 Pacific street.
Officers'.- Antonio Cafferata, President; Antonio
LagoMiarsino, Vice-President; Giicomo Bignotte.
Secretary, residence, 9 Lafayette Place; T. Lacoste,
Treasurer.
GERMAN BUTCHERS' PROTECTIVE ASSOCIA-
TION.—Meets second and fourth Thursday in each
month, at 316 Post street.
Officers.— Frederick Zeitler, President; Paul
Freiser, Secretary; Bernhardt Vines, Treasurer.
GROCERS' PROTECTIVE UNION. — Organized
April 1, 1871. Meet subject to call of Prei-ident.
This is an association of retail grocers, organized
for the purpose of protecting its members against bad
debtors.
Officers.— James O'Connor President ; Jnlins Buh-
lert, Secretary ; Wm. Fabrenkrag, Treasurer. All
communications to be sent to Secretary's office, 64))
Washington street.
GUN CLUB— Organized December 19, 1876. Objects;
To practice pigeon-shooting, and assist in enforcing
the game law.
Officers.- Ramon E. Wilson, President ; Harry Bab-
cock, Vice-President; F. 8. Butler, Secretary and
Treasurer.
HOME BENEFIT LIFE ASSOCIATION.— Incor-
poratd December. 1880. Office, northeast corner Bush
and Montgomery streets. The object of this Associa-
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
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EOOEEINDERS.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
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BROWN. CRAIG & CO.. General Agents.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
tlon is to provide aid to Its members, their heirs or
dependents, by a mutual aseociatlon of persons In
good health, in order to equalize the risk of mortality
and to furnish the aid so rendered at the lowest pos-
sible cost to its members.
Officers.— Frank C. Havens, President ; W. I. Mor-
gan, Secretary : A. S. Barney, Actuary; I. P. Allen, of
the Bank of California. Auditor ; C. N. EUinwood, M.
D., Medical Director.
IRON MOLDERS; UNION No. 164.-Organized April,
1873. Number of members, three hundred. Meets
second and fourth Wednesday evenings of each month,
at Buddy's Hall.
Officers.— Frank Dawe, President; John Connors,
Vice-President; Edward King, Treasurer ; Arthur
Baker, Recording Secretary ; James De Succa, Corres-
ponding Secretary ; Fred. Wilson, Financial Secretary.
ITALIAN-SWISS AGRICULTURAL COLONY.— In-
corporated March 12, 1881. Capital, $300,000; 5.000
shares at $60 each. Office, 307 Sansome street. The
object of this corporation is the promotion of co-
operative farming.
Officers.— Henry Casanova, President; Dr. Paolo De
Vecchi, Vice-President; G. Ginocchio, Treasurer; A.
Sbarboro, Secretary ; D. Freidenrich, Attorney.
ITALIAN-SWISS MUTUAL LOAN ASSOCIATION.
Incorporated April Ist, 1887. Capital, §2.000,000;
10,000 shares at $200 each. Office, 307 Sansome street.
Object: To make loans to its members, taking mort-
gages and other securities for such loans.
Officers.— Henry Casanova. President ; G. B. Cevas-
co, Vice-President ; A. Sbarboro Secretary ; A. Merle,
Treasurer; P. 0. Rossi, P. Barbieri, A. P. Sartori, B.
Trezzini, G. De Luc», Trustees ; D. Freidenrich, At-
torney.
JEWELERS' MUTUAL AID SOCIETY.— Meets sec-
ond and fourth Friday in each month in California
Hall, 417 Kearny street.
Officers.- Gus Pohlmann, President ; C. E. Peterson,
Vice-President ; E. A. Kehrlein, Recording Secretary ;
Henry Blundell, Financial Secretary; Ferdinand
Heiduska, Treasurer.
JOURNEYMEN SHIPWRIGHTS' ASSOCIATION.—
Organized April 1, 1857. Re-organized April 23, 1863.
Number of members, four hundred. Meet second
and fourth Thursday of each month at Drews' Hall.
Officers. — .John Heaney, President; Charles Chef-
fers, Vice-President ; John Bannister, Treasurer ; M.
CajQpbell, Secretary.
LONGSHORE LUMBERMEN'S PROTECTIVE AS-
SOCIATION.—Meets first and third Friday of each
month at 818 Howard street.
Officers. — John W. Decker, President; Howard P.
Wynn, Financial Secretary ; Geo. M. Reilly, Record-
ing Secretary ; Angus Pierson, Treasurer.
LUMBERMEN'S PROTECTIVE UNION. — Organ-
Ized September 1, 1872. Number of members, one
hundred and twenty-five. Meets the third Tuesday
of each month, at 3 Mission street. Objects: For
mutual benevolent purposes only, in aiding and
assisting its sick members apd burying the dead.
Officers.— Andrew C. Freese, President; Daniel
McCarthy, Secretary ; A. Pearson, Treasurer.
LUMBER SURVEYORS' ASSOCIATION.— Organ-
ized February, 1884. Number of members, twenty-
nine. Meet first Monday in each month at their
rooms, 25 Stuart street. Object : Mutual protection
and the concentration of its members for uniformity
of action.
Officers.— Charles Lyman, President; T. Hangh-
wout. Secretary ; Robert Pennell, Treasurer.
MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATION OF CALIFOR-
NIA.—Incorporated November 13, 1883. This Asso-
ciation has no capital stock.
Officers.— William T. Qarratt, President; William
Harney, Vice-President ; N. W. Spaulding, Treasurer;
Geo. C. Hickox, Secretary.
Office, room 43 Merchants' Exchange.
All persons or firms engaged In manufacturing in
this State are eligible to become members of this As-
sociation.
The objects of the Manufacturers' Association are :
To develop and protect the producing and mauufac-
tarlng Interests of California ; to circulate informa-
tion of new districts or distant points open to oar
manufacturers ; to prevent oppressive lekiislation and
unfair taxation ; to provide a place of meeting for
interchange of ideas and promotion of good feeling
among members; for the maintenance of a reading
room, and bureau of statistics relating to manufac-
turing and other interests ; to aid California manufac-
turers and all other industries, by causing interest in
and preference for their productions and wares. The
entrance fee is five dollars, and dues three dollars
per quarter.
MASTER PAINTERS' ASSOCIATION.-Incorpor-
ated in 1886. The objects of the society are to promote
a friendly feeling among the craft, the exchange of
ideas and experience with regard to the best methodB
of doing work.
Officers.— E. M. Gallagher, President; Henrj- White
and J. Wiswell, Vice-Presidents; J. J. Donovan, Sec-
retary ; B. L. Brandt, Treasurer.
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE ASSOCIATION.— Incor.
porated June 1, 1868. Capital, $250,000. Office, Mer-
chant's Exchange Building, California street, between
Montgomery and Sansome. The object of this corpor-
ation is the promotion of the interest of trade and
commerce.
Officers.- William Dresbach, President ; J. M. Shot-
well, Secretary; E. Ransome, H. Dutard, C. B. Stone,
Chas. Mayne, J. M. Shotwell, William Dresbach and
John Rosenfeld, Trustees.
MARINE ENGINEERS.— Meet in Alcazar Hall, the
second and fourth Tuesdays of every month.
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE (CHINESE.)— Rooms,
739 Sacramento street.
Officers.- Wo Kee & Co., President and Treasurer;
Quong Cheong, Lxing & Co., Vice-President and Sec-
retary.
MILKMEN'S MUTUAL AID AND PROTECTIVE AS-
80CIATION.— Organized December 10, 1874. Meets
every Friday afternoon at 35 Eddy street.
Board of Directors.- G. C. Smart, J. D. Daley, J. A.
Roy, and C. W. Taber. G. C. Smart, President.
MINERS' ASSOCIATION (THE) — Organized Octo-
ber 1, 1876. Office, 320 Sansome street, room 23. Ob-
jects: Protection of members and mine owners from.
encroachments on their rights.
Officers. — L. L. Robinson, President; Joseph
Mooser, Secretary; Bank of California. Treasurer.
PACIFIC STOCK AND EXCHANGE BOARD.—
Meetings held daily, morning and afternoon, at 316
Montgomery street, between California and Pine
streets.
Officers.— Louis Marshall, President ; H. A. Greene,
Vice President ; Adolphus Uhl, Secretary ; R. 0. Tob-
in. Treasurer; J. B. Bourne, Chairman.
RIGGERS' AND STEVEDORES' UNION ASSOCIA-
TION.—Organized July 25, 1853, for the regulation of
wages and the protection of each other. Number of
members two hundred. Meets every Monday evening
at 808 Montgomery street.
Officers.- Thomas Lacy, President; P. Whitney,
Vice-President ; F. E. Durham, Recording Secretary ;
John Bond, Financial Secretary; William Simpson,
Treasurer.
S.AN FRANCISCO BOARD OF PROVISION PACK-
ERS.— Organized September 1, 1874. Meets first Mon-
day of each month. Objects: Mutual benefit of the
members, and to promote the interests of the trade
generally. Office of Secretary, 517 Washington street.
Officers.- R. F. Bunker, President; Frank Ross-
bach, Secretary; William L. Merry, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO CLEARING HOUSE.— Office 211
Sansome street.
Officers. — John McKee, President; David Cahn,
Vice-President; James S. Hutchinson, Secretary;
John McKee, Thomas Brown, I. Steinhart, Howard
Havens, W. Lawson, Committee; Charles Sleeper,
Manager.
SAN FRANCISCO COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY.—
Organized February 4, 1868. Number of members,
one hundred and thirty-five. Meetings held at 32
O'Farrell street, on the second and fourth Tuesdays
of each month, at eight o'clock P. M.
Officers.— James Simpson, M. D., President; J. F.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Kancfoctorers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
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Morse, M. D., First Vice-President; G. W. Davis,
M. D.. Second Vice-President; W. Watt Kerr, M. D..
Kecording Secretary ; A. P. Whiftell, M. D., Assistant
Kecording Secretary; Agnes Lowry, M. D., Corres-
ponding Secretary ; W. S. Whitwell, M. D., Treasurer ;
C. G. Kenyon, M. D., Librarian and Curator ; Jas.
Simpson, M. D., Wm. F. McNutt, M. D., and Henry
Gibbons, M. D., Directors.
SAN FRANCISCO DENTAL ASSOCIATION.— Or-
ganized October 5, 18G9. Number of members about
twenty-five. Meets in the different offices of the
members the second Monday evening in each month.
Officers.— H. R. Morton, President; T. N. Iglehart,
Vice-President; TV. A. Knowles, Corresponding Sec-
retary; J.J. Birge, Treasurer and Librarian.
SAN FRANCISCO MUTUAL LOAN ASSOCIATION.
—Incorporated October 28, 1882. Office, 307 Sansome
street. Object: To make loans to its members for
the Improvement of real estate. Capital stock,
$1,000,000 divided into five thousand shares of $200
each.
Officers. — Thomas J. Welsh, President; James Span-
ton, Vice-President ■ William Wagner, Treasurer ; A.
Sbarboro, Secretary.
SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE EXCHANGE.— Orga-
nized September 15, 1867. Number of members two
hundred. Meets daily at half past ten o'clock A. M.,
In rooms ' in Merchants Exchange, 425 California
street, between Montgomery and Sansome. Object:
To promote the interest and convenience of dealers
in domestic produce.
Officers. — William Dresbach, President; Frank
Dalton, Vice-President; W. H. Walker, Secretary,
pro tem. ; H. Dutard, Treasurer. Secretary's office,
24 Merchants' Exchange.
SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE EXCHANGE CALL
BOARD ASSOCIATION.— Organized August 3, 1882.
Number of members, two hundred. Daily sessions,
11:15 A.M. and 2 P. M.
Officers.— William Dresbach, President ; E. Ransom,
Vice-President; H. Dutard, Treasurer; T. C. Fried-
lander, Secretary, pro tem. Secretary's office, 24 Mer-
chants' exchange.
SAN FRANCISCO SHIP CALKERS' ASSOCIATION.
— Organized October 23, 1878. Number of members
two hundred and thirteen. Meets first Wednesday
of every month at 44 Spear street.
Officers. — James E. Connelly, President ; Joseph
Smith, Vice-President ; John Berry, Secretary ; Wil-
liam Jones, Treasurer.
SAN FR.iNCISCO STOCK AND EXCHANGE
BOARD.— Organized September 11, 1862. Meetings
held dally at 9:30 and 11 A. M., and 2:30 P. M., at 333
Pine street.
Officers.— E. P. Peckham, President ; Martin Bacon,
Vice-President ; O. V. Walker, Chairman ; W. E. Nor-
wood, Treasurer: M. P. Hall, Secretary.
SAN FR.\NCISCO TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, NO.
21.— Organized 1868. Number of members, five hun-
drtd. Meets on the last Sunday of every month.
Officers.— E. T. Plank, President; J. J. McDaid,
First Vice-President; S. D. Brooks, Second Vice-Pres-
ident ; W. B. Benoist, Secretary ; J. P. Olwell, Treas-
urer: N. B. Berry, Sergeant-at-Arms ; John B. Wind-
ers, Walking Delegate.
SCAVENGERS' PROTECTIVE UNION.— Organized
August 17, 1879. Meets first Saturday of each
month at their rooms 423 Broadway. Number of
members about two hundred.
SHIP AND STEAMBOAT JOINERS' PROTEC-
TIVE ASSOCIATION. — Organized February, 1881.
Meets third Wednesday of each month in Drews' Hall,
71 New Montgomery street.
SPORTSMAN'S CLUB OF CALIFORNIA. — Organ-
Ized February, 1876. Incorporated August, 1876. Num-
ber of members, sixty. Objects, preservation of fish
»nd game, and retention of fishing preserres, etc.
Office, 109 California street.
Officers.— John M. Adams. President ; J. C. Mitchell,
Secretary.
STEAMSHIPMER3' PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION.
—Organized October 13, 1884. Object, mutual pro.
tection.
Officers.— Bernard B. Carter, President ; John A.
Johnson, Treasurer; Joseph M. Kelly, Secretary.
Meets every Tuesday evening at 51354 East street.
STEAMSHIP SAILORS' PROTECTIVE UNION OF
THE PACIFIC COAST.— Organized April 21, 1886.
Object, mutual protection. Meeta,«very Wednesday
at 12 H Washington street. David McDonald, secre-
tary.
STONE CUTTERS' PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION.—
Organized May, 1863. Meets first Wednesday of each
month, at Irish-American Hall, 818 Howard street.
TAILORS' PROTECTIVE UNION.-Organized Sep-
tember 29, 1873. Number of members, one hundred.
Meets second and fourth Mondays of each month at
Eintracht Hall. 316 Post street. Objects: The better
protection of the trade and to promote the interests
of its members.
THE COMP.ANY OF ASSOCIATED STOCK BRO-
KERS.— Officers : Homer S. King, President; J. M.
Shotwell, Vice-President; H. L. Van Wyck, Treasurer ;
W. H. Bausman, Secretary.
UNION LOAN ASSOCIATION,— Incorporated May
3, 1881. Capital Stock $1,000,000, in five thousand
shares of $200 each. Meets second Tuesday in each
month. Office of Secretary, 423 California street.
Objects: To raise funds in shares payable in peri-
odical installments, and to make loans to its members
for the purpose of aiding them in acquiring and im-
proving real estate.
Officers.— Isaac Upham, President ; R. F. Osborn,
Vice-President; Henry Wadsworth, Treasurer; L. L.
Dennery, Secretary,
UNITED WORKINGMEN'S CO-OPERATIVE BOOT
AND SHOE MANUFACTURING CO.— Incorporated
January 13, 1868. Number of members, twenty-one.
Capital, $80,000. Office and depot. 513 Market street.
Officers.— J. D . Sullivan, President ; John D. O'Brien,
Vice-President; Walter Rosie, Secretary; James
Butler, Treasurer.
WHITE COOKS' WAITERS' AND EMPLOYEES'
PROTECTIVE AND BENEVOLENT UNION OF THE
PACIFIC COAST.— Organized June 12th, 1883, and
incorporated November 30th, 1883. Meets every Sat-
urday evening at Alcazar Building.
Officers— M. H. Shepard, President; Stephen A.
Born, Recording Secretary; H. J. Keiser, Financial
Secretary; J. J. Kavanagh, 'Treasurer.
Headquarters and business office, 124 Geary street.
literary, ffistorical, Etc.
CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF SCIENCES.— Organ,
ized April 4, 1853. Number of members, three hun-
dred and twenty-five. Academy Building, southwest
corner of California and Dupont streets.
Board of Trustees. — J. M. McDonald, Chairman ; E.
J. Molera, Secretary; Charles F. Crocker, Dr. E.
Hayes, E. L. G. Steele, S. W. Holladay and George C.
Perkins.
Officers and Council.— H. W. Harkness, M. D. , Pres-
ident (residence Grand Hotel); H. H. Behr, First
Vice-President; George Hewston, Second Vice-Presi-
dent; H. Ferre, Corresponding Secretary; Charles G.
Yale, Recording Secretary; John Dolbeer, Treasurer ;
C. Troyer, Librarian ; J. G. Cooper, Director of Mu-
seum.
Curators— Ernest F. Lorquin and Walter E. Bryant,
Birds and Mammals; Miss Rosa Smith and H. F. Lor-
qirin. Fishes, Reptiles and Crustacea ; Arthur B. Stout,
M. D.. Ethnology and Osteology: Rev. Edward L.
Greene and Mrs. Mary K. Curran, M. D., Botany; E. S.
Clark, M. D., Entomology; E. S. Clark and John
Heuston, Mineralogy; MelTllle Atwood, G^eology and
Paleontology.
Committee on Publication— H. W. Harkness, Chas.
Gregory Yale, E. L. Greene, George Hewston and C. T.
Troyer.
The regular stated meetings of the Academy are
held on the first and third Monday evenings of each
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month. The regular stated meetings of the Board of
Trustees, and meeting's of the Council, take place
twice a mouuh, as notified.
CALIFORNIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY. -Incorpo-
rated July 14, 1870. Reiniorporated F« brusry, 188ii.
Objects: Cultivailon of the history, antiquities, aud
ethnogr«phy of the west coast of America, and the
publication of early relations aud documents con-
nected therewith. Meetings on the third Tuesday of
each month.
Oaicers.— John T. Doyle, President ; Bernard Moses,
Secretary; Joseph A. Dunohoe. Treasurer.
CALIFORNIA PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY AND
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY.— The society was incor-
porated December 10, 1871. The college was iucorpo-
rattd AuKUst 7, 1872, and affiliated with the Uuiver-
sity of California June 18, 1873. The society and
college were consolidated January, 1878. Lectures
piven at the Hall of the College of Pharmacy, 113
Fulton street, between Polk and Van Ness Avenue,
for a term of six monihs.
The main object of the institution is to unite the
apothecaries of this State in organized efforts to ele-
vate the standing of those engaged in the profession.
The society meets quarterly or oftener for the discus-
sion of topics of scientifio and practical interest to
the pharmacist.
Officers.— John H.Dawson, President; H. H. Behr.
M. D.. First Vice-President; Adolph Mack, Second
Vice-President ; Charles Troppman, Corresponding
and Recording Secretary ; Heury Michael. Treasurer ,
Miss Josephine Barb it, Librarian and Curator; E. S.
Clark, M.D., Editor; E. W. Runyon, Dean.
CALIFORNIA RIFLE ASSOCIATION. — Incorpor-
ated June. 1875. Objects : To encourage rifle prac-
tice ; to promote a system of armory drill and target
firing among the National Guard; aud to provide a
suitable range for the use of the members of the As-
sociation. Office, 422 California street.
Officers.— Colonel John H. Dickinson, President;
Captain T. Sime, Vice-President ; Major E. G. Sprowl,
Treasurer ; Sergeant P. E. Vauder, Secretary.
CALIFORNIA SCHOOL OF MECHANICAL ARTS.—
Incorporated in 188.1. Objects: To educate Cali-
fornia boys and girls In the mechanical arts and
trades. Has an endowment of $540,000, left by James
Llik, which has not yet been paid over.
Officers— Horace Davis. President; John H. Boalt,
Secretary; William Asliburner, John H. Boalt, John
O.Earl aud A. S. Hallidie, Trustees.
CALIFORNIA STATE DENTAL ASSOCIATION.—
8. M. Harris, President ; W. F. Griswold, Vice-Presi-
dent; W. A. KiiOwle«, Recording Secretary; W. Z.
King. Corresponding Secretary ; S. E. Knowles, Treas-
urer ; T. N. Iglehart, Librarian..
CALIFORNIA STATE HORTICULTURAL SO-
CIETY.— Organized September. 1879. Number of
members, one hundred. Objects: To promote the
science and practice of horticulture in all its branches.
Secretary's office, 2.52 Market street.
Officers.- E. W. Hilgard, Berkeley, President; A. T.
Hatch, Sninun, S'dauo Co., Vice-President; R. J.
Trumbull, San Rafael, Treasurer; E. J. Wickson, San
Francisco, Secretary.
CALIFORNIA STATE MINING BUREAU.— Organ-
ized uurler an Act of the Legislature entitled " An Act
to provide for the establishment and maintenance of
a Mining Bureau," approved April 16, 1880. The ob-
jects of the Bureau, as set fortli in the first section of
the Act, are as f.dtows: " Thi^re shall be and is hereby
established in this State, a Mining Bureau, the prin-
cipal offiee of which shall be maintained In the City
of San Francisco, at which place there shall be col-
lected by the State Mineralogist, and preserved for
study and reference, specimens of all the geological
and mineralogical substances, including mineral
■waters, found in this State, especially those possess-
ing economic or commercial value, which specimens
shall be marked, arranged, classified and described,
and a record thereof preserved, showing the character
thereof, and the place from whence obtained. The
State Mineralogist shall also, as he has opportunity
and means, collect, and in like manner preserve at
Bald offiee, minerals, rocks, and fossils of other States,
Terrlt jries and countries, and the collections so made
shall at all reasonable hours be open to public inspec-
tion, examination and study." TlieBuieiiu Is now lo-
cated in Pioneers' Bnilding, west side Fourth htreet,
between Market and Mifslon, where spacious rooms,
filled with specimens, are open daily to visitors, free
from ten A. M. to three P. M. The museum will be
found very interesting and instructive to tourists
as well as our own citizens.
J. B. Davis. S. Heydenfeldt Jr., Walter E. Dean,
George Hearst and W. S. Keyea, Trustees ; William
Iielan, State Mineralogist.
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM ASSOCIATION.-Jos.
G. Eastland, President ; A. S. Hallidie, Horatio Steb.
bins, D. D., E. G. Stetson, Robert Roy, John C.
Hall. Wilfred Page and John H. Boalt, Vice-Presi-
dents; Charles S. Page, F. B. Perkins, W. B. Hairing-
ton, Charles R. Allen, James S. Buunell. Samuel B.
Wiggin, Morris U. Bates, Cliarles A. Murdock, James
Denman and A. F. Nye, Executive Committee ; James
S. Bunnell, Secretary ana Treasurer ; F. I. Vassault,
Assistant Secretary.
FIRE UNDERWRITERS' ASSOCIA-nON OF THE
PACIFIC— Organized February, 187(5. Meets at 307
Sansome street, room 6. Object: Mutual improve-
ment in Insurance matters.
Officers.- J. W. Staples, President ; W. L. Chalmers,
Vice-President; Bernard Faymonville, Secretary aud
Treasurer.
GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC—
Office, 513 Post street. Objects: To encourage Geo-
graphical exploration and discovery ; to investigate
and disseminate Geographical information by discus-
sion, lectures and publications ; to establish in this,
the chief city of the Pacific States, for the benefit of
commerce, navigation and the industrial and material
interests of the Pacific Slope, a place where the means
will be afforded of obtaining accurate information,
not only of the countries bordering on the Pacific
Ocean, but of every part of the habitable globe : to
accumulate a library of the best books on Geography,
History and Statistics ; to make a collection of the
most recent Maps and Charts— especially those which
relate to the Pacific Coast, the Islands of the Pacific,
and the Pacific Ocean ; and to enter into correspon-
dence with scientific and learned societies whose ob-
jects include or sympathize with Geography.
Officers. — George Davidson, President ; Ogden Hoff-
man, John F. Swift and T. E. Slevin, Vice-Presi.
dents ; J. A. W. Lundborg, Foreign Secretary ; Gerritt
L. Lansing, Home Corresponding Secretary; J. P. Cox,
Treasurer ; C. Mitchell Grant, Secretary.
Meets first and third Fridays of each month, at
Druids' Hall, 413 Sutter street.
HASTINGS' DEBATING SOCIETY. — Organized
September 1, 1878. Number of members, about
sixty. Meets in Pioneer Hall, 808 Montgomery
street, every Thursday evening.
Officers.— H. L. Valentine, President; A. Fowler,
Vice-President ; A. T. Barrett, Secretary ; G. W. Joues,
Treasurer.
INVENTORS' INSTITUTE OF THE PACIFIC
COAST.— Incorporated 18s2. Re-incorporated 1886.
Rooms, 105 Stockton street. The objects of the Insti-
tute and Order are to unite all inventors in a mutual
bond for the simplifying of the patent laws, the
pri>viding of increased facilities for the obtaining of
patents, and the maintenance of exhibition rooms for
the disposal of patented inventions, and acting as
general agents for manufacturers.
Officers.— Abuer Doble, President ; First National
Bank, Treasurer; CUaries F. Gompcrtz, Secretary; A.
B. Smith. Manager.
JERSEY CATTLE CLUB.— Pacific Coast Jersey
Cattle Club meets at No. 6, Stock Exchange, Pine
street. Number of members, eighty.
Officers.- John W. Coleman, President : A.Malliard,
Secretary and Treasurer; James M. McShafter, A.
Malliard, R. G. Sneath, John W. Coleman aud J. D.
Fry, Executive Committee.
LIGUE NATIONALS FRANCAISE.— Organized Au-
gust 4, 1871. Meets third Monday of each month, at
120 Sutter street. Objects: To promote friendship,
harmony, »nd iutellitrence among the French resi-
dents of California, and enable them to co-operate in
enterprises of general importance.
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Officers.— E. Raas, President; H. Weill, First Vice-
President; A. G..8tlanx, Second Vice-President; K.
Meyer, Treasurer; L. SarUer and H. Clerc de Lund-
rt'Bue, Secretarieii ; A. Masson, Librarian and tiecre-
tary.
The library belonging to the society contains about
fourteen thousand volumes, partly voluntary doua-
tiong. Any person may have access to the reading
room, being acceptable tj the Board of Trustees and
paying an Initiatory fee of one dollar, and fifty cents
monthly, due in advance. Open every day from
twelve to six o'clock P.M., and from half-past seven
to ten o'clock P. M., except Sundays and legal holi-
days.
MARINERS' FREE READING ROOM.— Northeast
corner of Sacramento and Drumm streets. Estab-
lished March 21. 187G, for the purpose of affording
mariners visiting this port, and others, opportunity of
reading the local, Eastern, and foreign newspapers,
«nd periodicals, free of charge. The library contains
eight hundred volumes.
.Otficers.— Henry Chester, President; Charles Ferris,
Treasurer; W. D. Bishop, Secretary and Librarian.
MB3HANICS' INSTITUTE.-Organized March 29,
1855. Location, 31 Post street.
The objects of this institute arethe establishment
of a library, reading room, collection of a cabinet,
scientitic apparatus, works of art, and other literary
and scientitic purposes. The society has a Reading
Room well supplied with the leading scientific aud
literary periodicals of the day.and a valuable library
containing forty thousand volumes, including many
rare scientific works. Any person may become
a member, being acceptable to the Board of Trustees,
by paying au initiation fee of one dollar, and one dol-
lar and fifty cents quart rly dues in advance. The
Institute also owns the magnificent " Mechanics' Pa-
vilion," located on the Kouthwest coruer of Grove
and Larkin streets, in which, under the auspices of
the Institute, the Annual Industrial Expositions are
held.
Officer^.- P. B. Cornwall, President; David Kerr,
Vice-President ; J. A. Bauer, Treasurer ; W. P. Stout,
Recording Secretary ; I. C. Stump, Corresponding Sec-
retary ; J. H. Culver, Assistant Secretary ; Horace Wil-
son, Librarian.
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.— Organ-
Izfed January 24, 1H.53. Mercantile Library Build-
ing, north side of Bush street, between Sansome and
Montgomery.
The rooms of the association are commodious and
well arranged. The lib:ary contains about fifty-two
thousand volumes, and the reading rooms are amply
supplied with papers and magazines from the Eastern
States and E.irope. The terms of membership are
one dollar and a half per quarter in advance.
Officers.- 0. V. Walker, President; E. J. Molera,
Vice-President; A. GerbenliiiK, Recording Secret ay;
Frank P. McLennan, Corresponding Secretary; Henry
Molineux, Treasurer; A. E. Whltaker, Librarian.
MILITARY LIBRARY. -Incorporated January 3,
187:1, for the purpose of a quiring, preserving andcon-
dmting a public library, to consist chiefly of books,
magazines and newspapers of a military character.
Th -re are twelve hundred and twenty-three volumes
and two hundred maps.
Officers.- W. H. Dimond, President; W. R. Smed-
berg, Treasurer ; David Wilder, Secretary and Libra-
rian ; W. H. Dimond, \V. R. Smedberg, Robert Tobin,
G. W. GrannlSH, A. S. Hubbard, H. D. Hanlett, J. C.
Robinson. H. P. Bush, Hans H. Kohler, Trustees.
Office 115 Kearny street, room 6.
NATIVE SONS OF THE GOLDEN WEST.— Or-
ganized July 11, 1875. A library and reading room
under the auspices of the Ord -r is m'lintained in Pi-
oneer Building, 21 Fourth street. There are one hun-
drt^ parlors in the State.
A Grand Parlor was instituted in December, 1878,
whioh meets annually in April.
Officers.- Charles W. Decker, Past Grant President ;
O. H. Garroiite, Grand President; M. A. Dorn, Grand
Vlce-Presidont ; Dr. W. H. MoLuighlin, Gran 1 Treas-
urer ; Henry P. Lunstedt. Grand Secretary ; Jackson
Hatch, Grand Orator; H. C. Gassf ord. Grand Mar-
shal.
Nine subordinate Parlors have been organized In
San Francisco, viz :
California Parlor No. 1.— Meets every Thursday
evening in Pioneer Building, 24 Fourth i-treet. Num-
ber of members, two hundred and thirty-five.
Pacific Parlor No. 10. — Meets every Tuesday eve-
ning in Pioneer Building, 24 Fourth street. Number
of members, one hundred and twenty-five.
Gr>LDEN Gate Parlor, No. 29— Meets every Mon-
day in Pioneer Building, 24 Fourth street. Number
of members, one hundred and. thirty.
Mission Parlor, No. 38.— Meets every Wednesday
at 2il.i3 Si.\teeuth street. Number of members, two
hundred and fifteen.
San Francisco Parlor, No.49.— Meets every Thurs-
day at Universal Hall, 808 Pacific street. Number of
members, one hundred and fifty.
El Dorado Parlor, No. 52.— Meets every Thursday
at the corner of S icraraento aud Polk streets. Num-
ber of members, ninety.
Rincon Parlor No. 72.— Meets every Wednesday at
Pioneer Building, 24 Fourth street. Number of mem-
bers, one hundred aud seventy-five.
Stanford Parlor No. 76.— Meets every Friday at
24 Fourth street. Number of members, one hundred
and seventy-five.
Yerba Buena Parlor, No. 84.— Meets every Wednes-
day at 114 O'Farrell street. Number of memberi,
Bixtv.
PACIFIC COAST AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHIC
ASSoCIAl'ION.— Meets at e05 Merchant street.
Officers.- W. H. Lowden, President; George Tas-
heira, Vice-President; W. M. Speyer, Secretary and
Treasurer; Sidney M. Smith, Corresponding Secre-
tary.
PATRIOTIC ORDER SONS OF AMERICA.— This
Order was first organized in Philadelphia in 1847. lai
18tj(i the Order was reorganized and placed upon a
more substantial basis, and its membership now seek
to locate a camp iu every town in the United Stateg.
It has for its objects the inculcatiou of pure Ameri-
can principles ; the opposition to foreign interference
with State interests in the United States of America ;
the cultivation of a fraternal aud brotherly love ; th«
preservation of the Constitution of the United States,
and the propagation of free education.
State Officers.— A. H. Cummins, Past President;
James O. Wanzer, Santa Cruz, State President ; J. W.
Caufield. San Jose, State Vice-President; M. W.
Hanks, Sm Francisco, State M. of F. and C. ; A. C.
Keid, State Treasurer; Frank W. Oatman, State Sec-
retary. Office, 601 California street.
There is a sick benefit fund for members, male and
female, which pays $10 per week.
State Camp.— Was instituted December 15, 1880.
Number of Camps in the State, thirty-three.
Two Camps of the Order are established in thia
city, viz. :
Washington Camp, No. 4.— Instituted May 30. 1879.
Meets every Tuesday at Charity Hall, 32 O'Farrell
street.
Washington Camp, No. 14.— Meets every Saturday
evening at 32 O'Farrell stieet.
PEOPLE'S FREE LIBRARY, THE.— Organized 1879.
Location north side of Bush street, between Kearny
and Dupont streets.
This institution was provided for in the Act passed
by the Legislature in April, 1880, authorizing the crea-
tion and maintenance of free libraries, and empower-
ing the Supervisors to levy a tax of not exceeding on»
mill on the dollar for their support. The library
was formally opened June 7, 1879, with about
G,l(ji volumes, (magazines and periodicals not in-
cluded), t >get.ier with a newspaper department.
At this time there are nearly 70,000 volumes in the
x^ibrary. Between 2.5,000 and 28.(jO0 are circulated
each month. Number of members (persons entitled
to use books at home). 31,000. The library is open
for reading from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m.
B >ard of Trustees.— Thos. B. Bishop, A. L. Mann,
P. N Lilienthal, William Norris. E. R. Taylor, E. D.
Sawyer, Theodore A. Lord, Chas. C. Terrill, Robt. J.
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Tobin, John H. Wise and the Mayor, ex-offlcio ; Sec-
retary, Charles Stevens ; Librarian, F. B. Perkins.
PHILHISTORUN DEBATING SOCIETY.— Organ-
Ized October, 1863. Meets every Wednesday afternoon
in the College Debating Hall. It is composed of the
highest classes of St. Ignatius' College, the graduates
»nd under-graduates ; it receives also as members,
other educated young men who are not students of
this College, provided they possess the required
qualifications.
OflBcers. — Kev. P. Mans, S. J., President; Francis
J, Francoeur, Vice-President; Henry Matthews, Re-
cording Secretary ; Francis Maguire, Corresponding
Secretary; Thomas O'Brien, Treasurer; Michael
O'Dea, Librarian ; Frederick Jung, Censor.
SAN FRANCISCO ART ASSOCIATION.— Organized
March 28, 1871. Objects: The promotion of painting,
sculpture, and fine arts akin thereto, the diffusion of
a cultivated taste for art in the community at large,
and the establishment of an academy or school of de-
sign. Membfershlp in this society, which has now
about six hundred contributing, one hundred and
fifty life, and nine honorary members, is open to
all lovers of art. Regular members' meetings held
on the fourth Tuesday of March, June, Septem-
ber, and December, in the rooms of the society, 430
Pine street. Annual election of officers last Tuesday
in March of each year.
Officers.— Joseph D. Redding, President; John A.
Stanton and J. B. Crockett, Jr.. Vice-Presidents; E.
E. Potter, Secretary: J. R. Martin, Assistant Secre-
tary ; James D. Phelan, Treasurer.
The School of Design connected with the associa-
tion was organized December 31, 1873. The school
has ninety pupils. Its affairs are managed by a
committee of members of the Art Association. Emil
Carlsen, Director of School; W. E. Rollins, Assistant
Director.
SiV.N FRANCISCO BAR ASSOCIATION. — Organ-
ized April 20, 1872. Number of members, about
two hundred. Objects: To maintain the honor and
dignity of the profession of the law, to increase its
usefulness in promoting the due administration of
justice, and to cultivate social intercourse among its
members. Rooms. 121 Post street.
Officers.— S. M. Wilson, President; T. P. Stoney
and E. B. Mastick, Vice-Presidents; Thomas V.
O'Brien, Secretary; Geo. W. Towle, Corresponding
Secretary; John M. Burnett, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO CREMATION COMPANY.— In-
corporated September 5, 1885. The Society intends
to erect a crematary on a lot of ground situated on
the northeast corner of California street and Second
avenue. Capital stock, $25,000 ; divided into 500
shares. Office, 331 Kearny street, room 1.
Officers. — Frederick Roeding, President; W. T.
Banks, Vice-President; F. S. Poss. Recording Secre-
tary; George E. Voelkel, Corresponding Secretary;
Anglo-Californian Bank, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO LAW LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
— Organized 1865. Library contains about twenty-
six thousand volumes. Rooms, New City Hall.
Officers— J. P. Hoge, President ;
Treasurer; F. P. Deering, Secretary and Librarian.
SAN FRANCISCO MICROSCOPICAL SOCIETY.—
Organized April 5, 1872. Incorporated August 30,
1872. Number of active members, thirty-five. Meets
second and fourth Wednesdays of each month at 120
Sutter street, room 21.
Officers.— E. J. Wickson, President; Dr. H. Ferrer,
Vice-President; A. H. Breckenfeld, Recording Secre-
tary; C. P. Bates, Corresponding Secretary; F. L.
Howard, Treasurer
SOCIETY OF CALIFORNIA PIONEERS.— Organ-
ized August, 1850. Rooms, Pioneers' Building, west
side of Fourth street, between Market and Mission
streets. Entrance 5 Pioneer Place.
The expressed objects of the society are to collect
and preserve information connected with the early
settlement and subsequent conquest of the country,
and to perpetuate the memory of those whose saga-
city, energy and enterprise induced them to settle in
the wilderness and become the founders of a new
State and also the male decendants of members
All who were in California prior to the first
day of January, 1860, are eligible to mem-
bership. Any who have rendered distinguished
or important services to the society or State,
may be admitted as honorary members. Regular
meetings of the society take place on the first Mon-
day of each month. Annual election of officers
on the seventh day of July, the anniversary of the
conquest of California, and of the raising of the
American flag on its soil. Annual celebration on the
ninth of September, the anniversary of the admission
of California into the Union. The Society is pos-
sessed of a library, an excellent cabinet of minerals,
relics of early times, and various other objects of
interest.
Officers. — Gustave Reis, President ; Jos. C. Tucker,
Thomas J. Knipe, F. Hooper, C. T. Ryland and Philip
W. Keyser, Vice-Presidents; Howard Havens, Treas-
urer; H. T. Graves, Secretary; A. P. Dennlson,
Marshal.
STATE BOARD OF HORTICULTURE.-Office, 40
California street, room 9.
Officers.— B. Elwood Cooper, Santa Barbara, Presi-
dent;, A. H. Webb, Secretary; M. G. Vallejo, So-
noma. Treasurer and Cummisbiouer for Sonoma Dis-
triit; W. G. Klee, Inspector of Fiuit Pests; H. C.
Wilson, Red Bluff, CouimisBioner for Sacramento
District ; W. M. Williams, Fresno, Commissioner for
San Joaquin District; N. R. Peck, Gold Bun, Com-
missioner for Nevada District ; B. M. LeLong, Los
Angeles, Edwin Kimball, Haywards, and A. Block,
Santa Clara, Commissioners State at Large.
STATE BOARD OF SILK CULTURE.— Established
by Act of the Legislature, March 15, 18!<3. Office, 21
Montgomerv avenue. Meets on the third Saturday
of each month, at 2 o'clock P. M.
Officers.- Isaac Trumbull, President, 21 Montgom-
ery Avenue ; Geo. W. T. Carter, Vice-President ; R. H.
McDonald Jr., Treasurer; Mrs. Louisa Rienzi, Secre-
tary ; E. W. Hilgard, 3. J. Rivers and J. B. Mills,
Commissioners.
STATE BOARD OF VITICULTURE.— Isaac D©
Turk, Santa Rosa; L. J. Rose, San Gabriel; George
West, Stockton; George G. Blanchard, Placerville ;
Charles A. Wetmore, San Francisco ; Arpad Haraszthy,
San Francisco ; Chas. Krug, St. Helena ; J. De Barth
Shorb, San Gabriel, and W. S. Manlove, Perkins,
Sacramento Co. Office, 204 Montgomery street.
Officers. — Arpad Haraszthy, President ; Chas. A.
Wetmore, Vice-President: Clarence J. Wetmore, Sec-
retary ; Chas. Krug. Treasurer ; J. H. Wheeler, Chief
Executive, Viticultural and Health Officer.
STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY. — Officers. — R. H.
Plummer, San Francisco, President ; A. H. Agard,
Oakland, First Vice-President; DavidPowell. Marys-
ville, Second Vice-President; H. N. Rucker, Merced,
Third Vice-President ; J. M. F. Wanzer, San Fran-
cisco, Fourth Vice-President ; Wallace A. Brlggs. Sac-
ramento, Permanent Secretary: J. H.Parkinson, Sac-
ramento, First Assistant Secretary ; G. W. Davis, San
Francisco, Second Assistant Secretary ; G. C. Sim-
mons, Sacramento, Treasurer ; Board of Examiners,
R. H. Plummer, Secretary, office 652 Mission street.
SWEDENBORG LIBRARY AND TRACT SOCIE-
TY.—Incorporated April, 1881. Meets the second
Wednesday of January, April, July and October, in
the Library of the First New Jerusalem Church, 318
O'Farrell street. Objects : To maintain a library and
reading room of the works of Emanuel Swedenborg,
and to disseminate books and tracts in harmony
therewith.
Officers.- R. R. Provines, President; A. W. Man-
ning, Vice-President; Benjamin Shellard. Treasurer;
Rev John Doughty. Secretary; Dr. W. H. Wright,
Eric Ekelund, T. G. Detlow, George H. Sanders, Dr.
K. Favor, John Doughty and R. R. Provines, with
the President, Vice-President, Secretary and Treas-
urer, Directors.
TECHNICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC COAST.
—Organized April, 1884. Meets in the Society's
rooms, 217 Snnsome street, first Friday of each
month. The rooms are open to member.s every day
and evening. Number of members, one hundred
and forty-five. Objects : The advancement of the
technical professions by means of the reading of
papers and discussion of questions pertaining there-
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reference. *
Secretary's address, 252 Market street.
Officers.— Ck)l. George H. Mendell, U. S. A., Presi-
dent; George J. Specht, Vice-President ; Charles Q.
Yale, Secretary; Marsden Manson, Treasurer.
TEEEITORIAL PIONEERS OF CALIFORNIA.— In-
corporated November 10, 1874. Rooms, '26 Montgomery
street. The objects of this association are to form
a more perfect union of the Pioneers of California in
the bonds of friendship, and to cultivate social inter-
course between them ; to collect and preserve histor-
ical facts and information in connection with the early
and subsequent history of the settlement of the Pa-
cific Coast ; to form a library for the diflfusion of use-
ful knowledge among its members ; to form a cabinet
of such minerals, geological, and other natural sub-
stances as can be obtained by the association ; to pur-
sue such literary and scientific objects, by means of
lectures or otherwise, as shall be deemed expedient
by the Board of Directors, and to perpetuate the mem-
ory of those whose wisdom, valor, and enterprise ad-
vanced civilization to the shores of the Pacific. All
white males who were in California prior to the ninth
day of September, 1850, and the male descendants of
all such, of lawful age, are eligible to membership.
Oflicers.— J. W. Wesson. President; Domingo Mar-
cucci and William McAfee, Vice-Presidents ; Low-
ell J. Hardy, Jr., Secretary; John W. McCormick,
Treasurer ; W. W. Williston. Marshal.
Social.
ASSOCIATED VETERANS OF THE MEXICAN
WAR.— Organized July 2, 1866. Number of members,
ninety-five. Meet second Thursday of each month, at
their hall, 516 Bryant street.
Officers. — ^V'ellington C.Burnett, President ; Samuel
Deal, Vii'e-President ; H. L. Von Geisterfield, Secre-
tary ; I. F. Bekeart, Treasurer.
BOHEMIAN CLUB. — Incorporated April 9, 1872.
— Number of members, five hundred. Business
meetings held second Tuesday in January, April,
July, and October. Literary and musical meetings
last Saturday evening of each month, at the rooms,
*30 Pine street.
Officers.— Benjamin R. Swan, President; Henry J.
Brady, Vice-President ; Albert Gerberding, Secretary ;
James N. Thomson, Treasurer.
CALEDONIAN CLUB.— Organized November 24,
1866. Nunjber of members, six hundred and fifty.
Meets the first and third Fridays of each month, at
Scottish Hall, 111 Larkin street. Objects: Encourage-
ment and practice of the games, and preservation of
the customs and manners of Scotland, and a promo-
tion of a taste for her literature, music, etc.
Officers.— Angus McLeod, Chief; John Reid,
First Chieftain; J. B. Morrison, Becond Chieftain;
John A. Ross, Third Chieftain ; Archibald Laurlston,
Fourth Chieftiin ; Dr. R. A. McLean, Physician : Dan-
iel McLeod, Dr. A. McNeil and James A. McKay,
Trustees.
CALIFORNIA ATHLETIC CLUB.— Organized Feb-
raary 1, 1886. Rooms 216 Grant Avenue.
Officers.- John Dougherty President ; L. R. Fulda,
Vice-President ; Walter S. Abel, Treasurer , John C.
Seymour, Secretary.
CALIFORNIA SCHUETZEN CLUB.— Organized Jan-
uary, 1876. Meets at Eiutracht Hall, 316 Post, last
Tuesday of each month. Number of members, one
hundred and eighty.
Officers.- Philo Jacoby, President; F. A. Kuhls,
Vice-President; A. W. Hatje, Secretary ; J. H. Sbulte,
Treasurer.
CALIFORNIA STATE DEMOCRATIC CLUB.— Or-
ganized December, 1879. Its membership extends
throughout the State and now numbers one hundred
and sixty. Quarterly meetings are held on the first
Wednesdays in January, April, July and October.
Special meetings at the call of the executive commit-
tee. Rooms. 105 Stockton street. Secretary's address.
37 Merchants' Exchange. While the general scope of
the Club's organization is social as well as political,
its primary and leading object is in the direction of
purifying party methods and the maintenance intact
of the time-honored principles and teachings of the
Democratic party.
Officers.- 1. Gutte, President; Wm. T. Coleman,
Vice-President; HP. Bush, Secretary ; George Hearst.
J. V. Coffey, W. D. English. J. H. Wise, Russell J.
Wilson, A.J. Bryant, H. Wansenheim, W. F. Goad and
S. S. Wright, General Committee.
CALIFORNIA LAWN TENNIS CLUB.— Location,
corner Bush and Scott streets, where the club has three
tennis courts. The membership is limited to eighty.
Officers— M. S. Wilson, President; Mrs. Joseph
Austin. Vice-President; A. H. Small, Secretary; H.
W. Longhead, Treasurer.
CER XE FRANCAI3.— Organized 1884. Number of
members, 123. Club rooms, 105 Stockton street.
Officers.— Raphael Weill, President; Edward Dube-
dat, Secretary ; Eugene Thomas, Treasurer.
CONCORDIA CLUB.— Organized November, 1864.
Number of members, IKO. Meetings held first Wednes-
day of each month at 102 O'Farrell street.
Officers.- H. Wangeiiheim, President; M. J. Frank,
Vice-President; J. Thalhimer, Recording Secretary;
Louis Saroni, Financial Secretary ; Jos. Silverberg.
Treasurer.
COSMOS CLUB.— Founded 1881 ; Incorporated 1883.
Location, 317 Powell street.
Officers.- Sampson Tams, President ; J. D. Whit-
ney. M. D., Vice-President; Claude Hamilton, Hon-
orary Secretary ; C. P. Farnfield, Treasurer.
DANISH SOCIETY (Norden) .—Organized July, 1873.
Number of members, about one hundred. Meets
second Tuesday of each month at 155 New Montgom-
ery street. Object: To encourage social and dramatic
entertainment.
Officers.— Jacob Peterson, President; James Mad-
ison. Treasurer ; L. Smith, Secretary.
DEUTSCHEN KRIEGER VEREIN.— Compriees ex.
members of the German army. Object : To reunite
the German soldiers and promote the social relations
and aid needy and worthy comrades. Organized June
2. 1884. and incorporated April 15, 1885. Membership
one hundred.
Officers.- Robert Wieneke, President ; Henry Ster-
ling, Vice-Prei-ldent ; Henry Beckmann, Recording
Secretary ; Conrad Binz, Financial Secretary ; Henry
Schotte, Treasurer. Meets first and third Mondays
in each month at 310 O Farrell street.
DEUTSCHER VEREIN. — Organized October 2,
1876. Objects: Social recreation and cultivation of
music, singing, and German literature among its
members. Meets second Monday of each month, at
Club Rooms, Pioneers' Building.
Officers.— Prof. A. Herbst, President; Dr. A.
Barkan, Vice-President; C, E. Bendixen, Recording
Secretary ; Gusiave Poppe. Financial Secretary ; J. G.
Oldelehr, Treasurer ; Ferdinand Eckert, Librarian.
CORINTHIAN YACHT CLUB. -Established April,
1886. Number of members, ninety-seven. Meets at
the call of the Commodore. Headquarters, Tiburon.
Officer^.- L. B. Chapman, Commodore; George
Billings, Vice-Commodore; H. D. Keil, Secretary.
DIBIGO CLUB.— Organized June 27, 1884. Incor-
porated December 9, 1884. Rooms, 112 Grant Avenue.
Tbe object of the Association Is the maintenance and
support of Republican principles, and promotion of
social Intercourse among its members. Number of
members, one hundred and fifty.
Officers.— vv. H. Chamberlain, President: E. P.
Danforth, Vice-President ; George B. Knowles Jr.,
Secretary ; J. P. Rothevell. Treasurer.
DRY GOODS MENS' ASSOCIATION OF SAN
FRANCISCO.— Organized September 2, 1884. Num-
ber of members. 175. Meets the first and third
Thursdays of each month, at 8 o'clock P. M., in
Concord Hall, Alcazar Building.
Officers.- Edward H. Madden. President; P. B.
Keany, Vice Presitlent ; R. J. McClnnie, Recording
Secretarv; A. H. Wilson, Corresponding Secretary;
B. F. Sea Wright. Financial Secretary ; Robert Wilson,
Treasurer.
EUREKA TURN VEREIN.— Organized October 26.
180o. Number of members, one hundred. Regular
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
meetings, first '•'uredey of rach moutli. Ball. 706
Powell Ktreet, between Ca:ifornia and Pine.
Officers.— V\ni. Von Kdim, PiCgident: W. O. Korb,
Tice-Presldent ; Henry Feldnianu. Recording Secre-
tary; Charles QuedeDP. Corresponding S. cretay:
Aug. Wessell, Trencurer; Wllltam Wankowsky. First
Leader; Henry Butenop, Second Leader; Cbkrles
Koch. Librarian.
GEORGE T. TRIMBLE ASSOCIATION OF THE
PACIFIC COAST.— Organized Jnnuary 13. 1875.
Number of members, fifty. This Socii-t\ is composed
exclusively of members of the New York Public
School No. 7. between the years 1826 and 1846 Annual
meeting and banquet In March or April, the date
bf'ing F^et in conformity with the same celebration in
Kew York City.
Officers.— H. A. Crane. President ; W. H. Bovee and
H. N. Morse. Vice-PreBidents ; H. F. Stivers,
Secretary ; W. F. BuBwell, Treasurer.
GERMANIA CLUB.— Organized December 12, 1873.
Number of members, about one hundred and fifty.
Meets every Tuesday evening, at Germania Ha^l, 620
Bush street. Object: To asiit^t members who by
accident or sickuess are incapacitated from pursuing
their calling.
Officers.— D. Tledeman. President ; D. Junck. Vice-
President ; W. T. Jungbluth, Recording Secretary ;
H. D. Harder, Financial Secretary; C. Clausse'n,
Treasurer.
GOLDEN GATE YACHT CLUB.— Organized Feb-
ruary 28, 1876. Number of members, fi.teen. Meets
every Monday evening, at 22 Fifth htreet.
Officers.— George K. Coates, Prewdent ; Joeeph T.
Donovan, Vice-President: C. W. Hubner, Secretary;
John E. Broderiek, Treasurer; H. J. Gallagher. Com-
mander ; James E. Cole, Vice-Commander ; George E.
Hoar, Commissary.
HANDEL AND HAYDN SOCIETY.— Organized July,
1866. Incorporated February 1, 187.'^. Number of
members, one hundred. Meets every Thursday even-
ing, at Pilgrim Hall, 13.^8 Market street.
Officers.- George F. Whitcomb, President; 8. E.
Ladd, First Vice-President : Isadore Burns, Sec-
ond Vice-President ; Fred. C. Courtney, Recording
Secretary; W. G. Camp. Financial Secretary; William
Doxey. Treasurer : J. N. Whytlaw. Librarian; H. J.
Stewart, Conductor ; Mrs. H. J. Stewart. Organist and
Pianist.
HARVARD CLUB OF SAN FRANCISCO.— Organ-
ized 1874. It is composed of the Pacific Coast Alumni
of Harvard University, and now numbers about one
kuudred members. Meetings are held quarterly at
■ome hotel.
Officers.— Frank J. Symmes, President ; Wm. C. Lit-
tle and Edward G. Stetson, Vice-Presidents ; Harold
Wheeler, Secretary, office 621 Clay street; Pelham
W. Ames, Treasurer.
HOWARD CLUB.— Organized July 21, 1881. Num-
ber of members, one hundred. Meets every Tues-
day evening at 701 Howard street.
Officers.- Frank Covey. President; Hugh Keon
Vice-President: D. S. Crowley. Financial Secretary;
B. J. Dougherty, Recording Secretary; Chas. Wbit-
beck. Treasurer.
IROQUOIS CLUB.— Organized November 7, 1P83.
Incorporated April 20. 1886. Meets the first and third
Fridays of each month at 913 Market street. The
objects of the club are the maintenance and support
of Democratic principles and promotion of social in-
tercourse among its members.
Officers.— Max Pupi.er, President; SRnds W. For-
man. First Vice-Pre-ident ; James J. Flynn, Second
Vice President ; L. J. Welch, Recording Se. retary :
Geo. W. Kelly, Financial Secretary ; Charles E. Ames,
Treasurer.
LORING CLUB.- This, the leading society club of
the city, has an active menibershtp of sixty, and two
hundred associate members. Met tings are held every
Monday evening in their rooms, Druid's Hall, 413
Sutter street. The Club fives periodical musici.1
entertainments, the recurrence of which are marked
events in our social seasons.
Officers— F. F. Low, Prefident: William Alvord,
Vice-President ; W. C. Stadtfeld. Se. retnry; W. A.
Mnrlson, Treasurer: David W. Loring, Director.
MtRION CBICKFT CLUB.-Organized November,
1878. Objects: Practire and eh vati«n of all aiuateur
athletic hports, and of the game of cri. ket in particu-
lar. Matches every Saturday afternoon during cricket
season (May to November). Fifld diy of athletic
spot ts held yearly, or simiyearly. Annual meeting
in April.
Officers.— Robert Gibson, President; J. J Theo-
bald. Vice-President ; L. G. Burnett, C«rt»*n ; Chas.
Bauer, Vice-Captiin ; C. B. Hill, Secretary ; ChaB.
Goewey, Treasurer.
NEPTUNE SWIMMING AND BOATING CLUB.—
Organized February 21,1877. Number of members,
thirty-seven. Boat hottse foot of Leavciworth street.
North Beach. Boats, three four-oar barges. Colors,
blue and white.
ODD FELLOWS' LITERARY AND SOCIAL CLUB.
—Organized January 1, 1881. MeetK on the second and
fourth Sa'urday evenings of each month in Odd Fel-
low b' Hall, comer Market and Seventh streets. Ob-
jects: The improvement of its members in the work
of the order, and for social aid l.terarv purposes.
Officers.— J. A. Early. Prehideiit ; A."V. Thompson.
Vlce-Presid< nt ; C. T. Pidwell, Secretary; John
Thompson. Treasurer.
OLYMPIC CLUB.— This club, the leading athletic
club wist of the Mist-iKSippi, and ranks among the
farst of the social organizations of the city. It
occupies magnificent quarters built especially for
its accommodation in the Alcazar Building, on
O'Farrell street, between Stockton and Powell.
The rooms include the two upper ftories of the
building, and are equipped with all the most ap-
proved gymnastic appurteDHDces. and furnished with
every convenience which the neces.^ities of the club
might require under any circumstances. The mem-
bership at present is about seven hundred and fifty.
Officers.— W. Greer Harrison, President : W. T.
Garwood. M. D., Vice-President; W. H. Souther,
Treasurer; F. 8. Moody, Secretary; W. C. Brown,
Leader.
PACIFIC CLUB.— Number of members 240. Booms,
containing library and reading rooms, supplied with
all the domestii' and foreign newspapers and periodi-
cals. Northeast corner Post s-reet and Grant Av.
Officers.— W. H. L. Barnes. President; W. H. Di-
mond, Vice-President; C. Frolich Jr., Secretary;
John McKee, Treasurer.
PACIFIC COAST ASSOCIATION SONS OF VER-
MONT. — Organized January 6, 1879. Number of
members about three hundred. Meets second Friday
of each month in Drews' Hall, 71 New Montgomery
street. Annivers.iry festival, January 17. Objects:
Social and beneficial.
Officers.— A. O. Colton. President ; J. McM. Shafter,
A. W. S ottand Dr. G. C. Hoadley, Vice-Presidents;
Charles H. Blinn, Secretary; Dr. N. G. Soule, Treas-
PACmC YACHT CLUB. — Organized June 28,
1878. Number of memb« rs, two hundred and fifty.
Meets quarterly, first Wednesday in March, June,
September and DC' ember, at the Palace Hotel. Head-
quarters, Club-house, Old Saucelito.
Officers.— Philip Caduc, Commodore; A. B.
Spreckels, Vice-Commodore ; George A. Eobn, Secre-
tary ; J. C. Kelly, Measurer.
SAN FRANCISCO BICYCLE CLUB.— Organized
December 13, 1878. Number of members, forty-two
active wheelmen. Meets second Thursday of each
month, at the Club Rooms, ]4'J8 Market street.
Officers. — Columbus Waterhonse, President ; Har-
rison Houseworth. Captain ; Chas. A. McDonald, First
Lieutenant : Charles B. Eaton. Second Lieutenant ;
John W. Gibson, Bugler ; George J. Hobe, Secretary
and Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO GRUTLT-VEREIN. — Organized
September, 1«74. Objects: Cultivation of music, so-
cial entertainments, and to assist its members in sick-
ness. Meets first Tuesday of every month, at 737
Mission stre<t. Number of members, about 220.
Officirs.— Alois luibach. Presi-ent; Jacob Hockins,
Vice-President; Eniil Lowenl erg. Recording Secre-
tary; Jolm TouDtz, Recording Secretary; T. Scheibli,
Treasurer: J. E. Palanca, Financial Secretary;
Adolph Zinger, Librarian.
WASHINGTON Fire lis. Co. of Bostoil
Capital, £1,000,000
Assets, $1,810,273
I GEO. D. DORNIN. Manager
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
SOCIETIES.
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8AV FRANCISCO HERMANN SONS MANNER-
BUND.— Organized Marrh. 1884. Objects : CuUlva
tion of music and social entertainment. Number of
membt-ro 170. Meet every Tliuraday eveulug, in
Social Hall, 39 Fourth street.
Officers.— Fredfri.k M. Pharion. President; P«ul
Hellmann, Recording Secretary; O. Simon. Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO MAENNEBCHOR. — Organized
186.5.— Number of members seventy. Monthly contri-
bution, one dollar. Meets every Tuesday evening in
Turn Verein Hall, 32:J Tnrk street. The object of
this association is the cultivation of music.
Officers.- H. Vlanz, President; H. Helgoth. Tress-
nrer; p. Fortriede, Secretary; Ch. Kirchner, Li-
brarian.
SAN FRANCISCO SCOTTISH THISTLE CLUB.—
Organized March 12, 1882. Number of members, .500.
Meets on the second and fourth Thursday of each
month, at 3-' O'Farrell street.
Objects : To preserve the athletic games as prac-
ticed in •' Auld Scotia," iind promote a due apprecia-
tion among Scotchmen of the manners and he.ilthful
exeriis' B of their native land and encourage the es
tahlishment of literary exercises and lectures, and the
cultivation of Scottish music, dances, language,
poetry and song.
Officers.— Donald E. McMillan, Boyal Chieftain;
John Mclnnes. Vice-Royal Chieftain ; A. Miller, Royal
Recorder ; Paul Fraser, Royal Treasurer ; Arm-
strong, Roval Financial Secretary ; George Harris,
Royal Master of Arms ; D. E McMillan, M. D.. Royal
Physician; Paul Eraser. Robert Christie and H. P.
Christie, Trubtees.
SAN FRANCISCO TURN VEREIN.— Organized 18.52.
Hall south side of Turk street, between Leavenworth
and Hyde.
Stated meetings first and third Wednesday evenings
of each month, at half-past eight o'clock. Number
of members, about four hundred, of which about
forty are attached to the vocal department, A. Waidle,
Leader; and forty-five to the rifle section, K. C. Zim-
mer. Captain. Besides this, there exists, in connection
with the association, a Verein for boys, from four-
teen to eighteen years, which numbers 90 members,
and Is called the Zoelings Verein, governed by
their own officers, under the supervision of three
members of the -^an Francisco Turn Verein. Stated
meetings last Wednesday of each month.
There is also a school for boys and girls from seven
to fourteen years, which numbers over 300 pupils.
S'K-ial meetings for members are held every first
Thursday evening, and on the last Sunday evening of
each month, when a dramatic entertainment is given.
A relief society for sick mpmbers, numbering two hun-
dred members, is attached to the association.
Officers of the Verein.— I>ouis Markus. President;
Richard Finking, Vice-Pr. sident; Rich. Liebsch, Re-
cording Secretary; Robert Conk. Corresponding Sec-
retary : J. N. Straub, Treasurer; H. Thauwald, Finan-
cial Secretary.
The Gvumasium, C. Flach. Teacher, and F.
Attlnger, Leader, comprises over 200 members.
SAN FRANCISCO VEREIN.— Incorporated Octrber
2, 18.5S. Number of members, two hundred and fifty.
Reading room is supplied with forty different news-
papers, and all the current magazines and periodicals.
Library nnmbirs about twenty thousand volumes.
Rooms" 219 Sutter street.
Officers.— I. Gutte, President; Louis Hlrsch and
Phil I. Fisher, Vice-Presidents; Hans H. Kohler,
Financial Secretary;N. Steinberg, Recording Secre-
tary ; Leon Sloss, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO YACHT CLUB.— Organteed Ju-
ly. 1869 ; reorganized. July, 1873. Number of mem-
bers, one hundred and forty-five. Meet-< first Tuesday
of each month, atpirlor A, Palace Hi'tel.
Headquarters. Club House, Saucelito. Secretary's
address, 262 Market street.
Officers.— I. Gutte, Commodore ; W. Letts Oliver,
Vlce-Comraodore ; Franklin Bangs, Treasurer, Mathew
Turner. Measurer; Chas. G. Tale, Secretary.
SEVENTH REGIMENT VETERANS OF THE PA-
CIFIC—Organized October 1, 1875. Number of mem-
bers, seventy. Meetings held quarterly. Objects :
To perpetuate a friendly feeling among the ex-mem-
bers of the Seventh Regiment (New York City) , regid*
i;ig on the Pacific Coast.
Officers.— J. T. Yarringtnn, Captain ; Joseph Dnr-
brow. First Lieutenant; William K, Wheaton, Second
Lieutenant ; W. R. Smedberg, Clerk.
SOCIETY OF CALIFORNIA VOLUNTEERS.— Or-
gauized November 29, 1865. Annual meeting held on
the twenty-fifth d.iy of April, the anniversary of Gen-
eral E. V. Sumner assuming the command of the
Department of California. Composed of th« officer*
of the California Volunteers, U. 8. A.
Officers.- C. D. Douglas, President: James L. Ho-
mer and John E. Kunkler, Vice-Presidents ; Eliaha
Brooks, Secretary ; W. F. R. Schindler, Treasurer ; J.
R. Hardenburg, Judge Advocate; J. C. Inuea, Re-
corder.
SOCIETY OF OLD FRIENDS.-Organized In 18R2.
Meets second and laat Friday* in erery month in the
Alchzar Building.
Officers.— Phil. McOoTern, President; T. O. Cock-
rlU, First Vice-President; J. B. Lfwis, Se.ond Vice-
President ; J. H. Gilmore, Recording Seiretary ; A. A.
Watson. Financial Secretary; P. McArdle, Treasurer;
PhiL Hartmjin. Wm. Hiizeltine, Heury EWin and
John Duneo, Directors.
SOCIETY OF TRUE FRIENDS.— Meets every week
at 3.5 Eddy street. Objects, social.
Officers.— Judge A. Crulg. President; J. E. Slinkey,
Secretary. Secretary's address, El Monte Hotel,
Sausalito.
SWISS RIFLE CLUB.— Organized September 1,
1860. Number of members, fifty. Meets second
Tuesday of each month at Swiss Hotel, 627 Commer-
cial street.
Officers.-Theo. Wetzel President; P. A. Oiannlnl,
Vice-President and Treasurer; George F. CaTalU,
Secretary ; Wm. Harrisburger, Shooting Master.
THALIA VEREIN.— Organized July 2, 1862. Incor-
porated January. 1871. Meets on the flr>^t and third
Tuesday evenings of each month, at the club rooms.
Hi Pine street. Number of members, about two
hundred and eighty-five.
Officers.— J. H. Slevers, President; C. Herrmann,
Vice-President ; Richard Fenner. Secretary ; Albert
Wissel. Treasurer ; Otto Dittmer, Librarian.
TURN-VEREIN VORWARTS.— Organized Jan. 11,
1880. Meets the first and third Wednesdays of each
month at their Hall, 706 Powell street. The objects
of this Society are : The cultivation of gymmistic
exercises. Number of members, about one hundred
and fifty. Exercise nights Tuesday and Thursday of
each week. School fur ladies, buys and girls every
Wednesday and Saturday afternoon.
Officers.— F. Kaulfuss, President ; Christ Schwen-
der, Vice-President ; Gus. Liehold, Recording Secre-
tary; Eberhard Soidler. First Turnwart ; N. Franken-
burg, Financial Secretary ; Loviis Mohlfeldt, Treas-
urt r ; H. Kuppe, Teacher.
UNION CLUB.— Incorporated October 28. lR6fi.
Rooms, northeiist comer of Post and Stockton streets-
The objects of this association are to carry on and
conduct the business of a Club House for the enter-
tainment, une and profit of such puraons as may be-
come members thereof.
Officers.— John W. Coleman, President: Thomas
Brown. Vice-President ; William F. Russell, Secretary
and Treasurer.
UNIQUE CLUB.— Organized July, 1884. Objects ;
Social. Rooms, 625 Merchant street. Leopold Levy,
President ; James H. Cooper, Vice-President; George
Fisher, Se.;r< tary; George Henriques, Treasurer.
UNION VETERAN DEMOCRATIC LF.GION.— Or-
ganized 1882. Meets first and third Thursdnys In
each month. Headquarters. 32fi Davis str<^et. Objects:
Protection and advancement of honorably discharged
veteran soldiers and sailors, socially and p-litically.
Officers— Michael Lane. Commander ; Daniel Mc-
Neill, Adjutant ; M. Foley, Treasurer.
VEREIN EINTRACHT.— Organized May, 1868; re-
organized December. 1873. Number of members,
eleven hnndred. Meets every Wednesday evening at
their Hall. 316 Post street. 01)ject8 : To foster and
cultivate the musical and dramatic arts, to give social
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and literary entertainmenta, and to assist its mem
bers in sickness and times of need. In connection
with this society a gymnastic section, under the
leadership of Theodore Bessiug, is maintained.
Officers.— F. M. Freund, President; George Eff,
Vice-President ; F. W. Menzer, Recording Secretary ;
H. Gille. Financial Secretary; C. Hoge, Treasurer;
R. Thallwitz, Librarian.
VETERANS OF THE CALIFORNIA HUNDRED
AND BATTALION.— Organized May 1, 1866. Office,
422 California street. Number of members originally
one hundred and eighty-two, comprising the surviv-
ors of the five hundred men in the California Battal-
ion and Calfornia Hundred at their discbarge in Au-
gust, ISC'). Holds an Annual Reunion on April 9,
each year, the anniversary of Lee's surrender.
Officers.— Captain C. Mason Kinne, President; Lieu-
tenant W. A. Robinson, Secretary; General D.W. C.
Thompson, Treasurer.
YALE CLUB OF CALIFORNIA.— Organized Sep-
tember 1, 1877. Number of members, seventy-five.
Regular meetings are held on the second Fridays of
January, April, and October, of each year, at place
that may be designated by the Executive Committee.
There is also an annual meeting and banquet on the
last Friday of October.
Officers.— Martin Kellogg, President ; Gordon Blan-
ding and Ely I. Hutchinson, Vice-Presidents ; Mount-
ford S. Wilson, Secretary; Donald Y. Campbell,
Treasurer.
MILITARY,
NATIONAT. GUARD OP CALIFORNIA.
Commander-in-Chief, Governor Washington Bart-
lett.
Staff. -Brigadier-General George B. Cosby, Adjutant-
General, Inspector, Quartermaster, and Commissary-
General, Chief of Ordnance, and ex officio Chief of
Staff; Colonel Perrie Ke>ven, AbSistant Adjutant-Gen-
eral ; Colonel George E. Raum, Chief Engineer; Colo-
nel C. L. Ackerman Judge Advocate-General ; Colonel
G. G. Tyrrell, Surgeon-General ; Colonel A. Andrews,
Paymaster-General; Colonel Herman Bendel, Inspect-
or General of Rifle Practice; Lieut. -Colonels Chas.
F. Haulon. W. W. Lyman, James D. Phelan, D. L. Ru-
dolph. John Q. Brown Jr. and W. J. Younger, Aids-
de-Camp.
Major-General Commanding Division ;
headquarters, San Francisco.
Staff.— Lieutenant-Colonel John R. Sayere, Assist-
ant Adjutant-General and Chief of Staff; Lieutenant-
Colonel Truman A. Allen, Divisionlnspector ; Lieuten-
ant-Colonel Lyman C. Parke, Engineer Officer ; Lieu-
tenant-Colonel John P. Irish, Ordnance Officer ; Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Warren B. English, Quartermaster;
Lieutenant-Colonel Robert McKillican, Inspector of
Eifle Practice; Lieutenant-Colonel William Forsyth.
Commissary; Lieutenant-Colonel M. H. Hecbt, Pay-
master; Lieutenant- Colonel H. J. Brady. Judge
Advocate ; Lieutenant- Colonel J. C. Tucker, Surgeon;
Major Fred. E. Whitney, Aid-de-Camp.
Second Brigade. — That portion of the National
Guard located in the City and County of San Francisco
and the counties of Santa Cruz, Santa Clara, San
Mateo, Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Sonoma,
Solano, Napa and Lake, now consists of three Reg-
iments of Infantry, one Regiment of Artillery, and
one Company of Cavalry, comprising Second Brigade.
Headquarters, 11.5 Kearny str. et, room 6. Brigadier-
General William H. Dimond, commanding.
Staff.— Major Z. P. Clark, Assistant Adjutant-Gen-
eral and Chief of Staff; Major W. H. Holmes. In-
spector: Major R. P. Hammond Jr., Ordnance Olficer;
Major Frank P. McLennan, Engineer Officer : Major
Horace G. Piatt, Judge Advocate ; Mai. James W. Sta-
ples, Quartermastrr ; Major Harry I. Willey. Commis-
sary ; Major Giles M. Pease. M. D., Surgeon; Major
H.H.Kohler, Paymaster; Major Sheldon I. Kellogg,
Inspector of Rifle Practice ; Captains George Whittell
and A. E. Cantle, Aids-de-Camp.
The details of the Brigade organization are as fol-
lows :
FIRST INFANTRY REGIMENT.— Headquarters,
402 Montgomery street, room 17.
Field Officers— John H. Dickinson, Colonel ; E.
H. Orton, Lieutenant-Colonel ; S. J. Taylor, Major.
Staff Officers— W. P. Sullivan Jr.. Adjutant ; Major
F. H. Terrill, Surgeon; E. C. Hughes, Quartermaster ;
William Cluff, Commissary; Louis J. PhillipK, Pay-
master; Ordnance Offii er ; Geo. H. Strong,
Inspector Rifle Practice ; Frank J. Warren, Signal Of-
ficer.
Company A.— Robert A. Marshall. Captain ; George
A. Rice, First Lieutenant ; Joseph T. O'Brien, Second
Lieutenant. Number of members, seventy-one.
Armory, southeast corner New Montgomery and
Minna streets.
Company B.— Geo. R. Burdick, Captain ;
First Lieutenant ; F. A. Baldwin, Second Lieutenant.
Number of members, sixty-four. Armory, northwest
corner of New Montgomery and Howard streets.
Company C— John E. Klein, Captain; Homer H.
Woodruff, First Lieutenant; Augustus J. Mullen,
Second Lieutenant. Number of members, sixty-six.
Armory, 324 Post street.
Company D. — Charles Janson, Captain; Thomas C.
Connell, Firfit Lieutenant ; F. M. Zeising, Second
Lieutenant. Number of members, sixty - six.
Armory, northwest comer of New Montgomery and
Howard streets.
Company F. — Robert J. Loughery, Captain; George
W. Longley, First Lieutenant; Henry B. Hosmer, Sec-
ond Lieutenant. Number of members, sixty-eight.
Armory, northwest corner of New Montgomery and
Howard streets.
Company G.— Charles L. Tilden, Captain; William
Sumner. First Lieutenant ; Charles E. "rhompson. Sec
ond Lieutenant. Number of members, sixty-eight.
Armory, 324 Post street.
Company H.— Hyman P. Bush, Captain ; W. H.
Fraser, First Lieutenant; James M. Duncan, Sec-
ond Lieutenant. Number of members, sixty-one.
Armory, northwest corner of New Montgomery and
Howard streets.
Cadet Company.— Howard D . Malnne, Captain ; Ab-
bot A. Hanks. First Lieutenant ; William G. Morrow,
Second Lieutenant.
SECOND ARTILLERY REGIMENT.— Headquarters
and Armory 120 Grove street
Field Officers.— John T. Cutting, Colonel; David
Wilder. Lieutenaiit-Colonel: Ed. G. Sprowl, Major.
Staff.— Capt. Thos. S. Taylor, Adjutant: Edward F.
Moran. Quartermaster ; F. Tillman Jr.. Commissary;
J. G. Giesting, Paymaster: A. D. Cutler, Ordnance
Officer ; Major W. F. McAllister, M. D., Surgeon; Rev.
Robert Mackenzie, Chaplain ; William B. Collier, Sig-
nal Officer.
Company A (Light Battery) .—Hugh T. Sime, Cap-
tain; Wm. Macdonald and John Beatty First Lieu-
tenants ; €h8S. C. Fisher, Second Lieutenant. Num-
ber of members, seventy. Armory, 120 Grove street.
Company C— Adolph Huber, Captain; Diedrlch
Wulbern. First Lieutenant; Otto Lemike, Second
Lieutenart. Number of members, seventy. Armory,
120 Grove street.
Company D.— Philip Schul'z. Captain ; William R.
Saxtun. First Lieutenant ; J. Muzio, Second Lieuten-
ant. Armory, 120 Grove street.
Company E.— John H. Flynn, Captain : — ■.
First Lieutenant ; Patrick F. McCarthy, Second Lieu-
tenant. Armory, 120 Grove street.
Company F.— Prescott Loring, Captain ; James A.
White, First Lieutenant : Edward J. Casey, Second
Lieutenant. Armory, 120 Grove street.
Company G.— James W.Roinf eld. Captain; Thomas
F. O'Neil, First Lieutenant ; John J. Kelly, Second
Lieutenant. Armory, 120 Grove street.
Company H.— William D. Waters, Captain : William
D. Cunningham, First Lieutenant : John H. Leo, Sec-
ond Lieutenant. Armory, 120 Grove street.
Cadet Company. — RoUa D. Fairbanks. Captain ;
Chas. E. Mooser. First Lieutenant; Samuel S. Crow-
ley, Second Lieutenant. Armory, 420 Post street.
THIRD INFANTRY REGIMENT.— Headquarters,
217 Sansome street ; Armory, corner Howard and New
Montgomery street.
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Field Officers.— Robert Tobin, Colonel ; John E. Mil-
lar, First Lieutenant and Ordnance Officer ; Thos. F.
Barry, Major.
Staff OtlicerB.— P.M. Delany, Captain and Adjutant;
Wm. D. Lawton, First Lieuteuant and Quartermaster;
A. L. Mac41pine, First Lieutenant and Commissary :
B. P. Oliver, First Lieutenant and Paymaster; J. J.
O'Brien, First Lieutenant and Inspector of Uifle Prac-
tice ; F.B.Kane, Major and Surgeon ; J. E. Cottle, Cap-
tain and Chaplain.
Company A. — Robert Cleary, Captain ; Daniel
Foley, First Lieutenant; Miles J. Bolger, Second
Lieutenant.
Company B.— Thomas Drady, Captain ; Thomas J.
Dillou, First Lieutenant; Charles T. Stanley, Second
Lieutenant.
Company C— Henry Levy, Captain ; Martin Ryan,
First Lieutenant ; Daniel Crowley, Second Lieuteu-
ant.
Company D.— J. O'Connor, Captain; John J. Dwyer,
First Lieutenant ; Timothy Sullivan, Second Lieuten-
ant.
Company E. —Michael McCormick, Captain; Daniel
J. Nichols, First Lieutenant ; William J. Burke, Sec
ond Lieutenant.
Company F.— James F. Smith, Captain; Wm. M.
Sullivan, First Lieutenant; F. W. Warren, Second
Lieutenant.
Company O.— Daniel J. Driscoll, Captain
Euddell, First Lieutenant ; John P. White,
Lieutenant.
Cadet Corps.— Peter J. Quinn, Captain ; Phillip A.
Dougherty, First Lieutenant; J. H. Sheridan, Second
Lieutenant.
Companies of this regiment are all located at the
regimental armory, except Company C, which is
located In Oakland.
FIFTH INFANTRY REGIMENT.— Headquarters,
410 Mission street.
Field Officers. , Colonel ; James M.
Donahue, Lieutenant-Colonel; Carlton C. Coleman,
Major.
Staff. — Frank H. Swett, Captain and Adjutant;
Frank P. Green, Major and Sur^jeon ; Osgood C. Wheel-
er, D. D. (Oakland) Captain and Chaplain; William
Elliott (S4n Rafael) Lieutenant and Inspector of Rifle
Practice; William U. J. Matthews, Lieutenant and
Ordnance Olficer; E. L. Dawson (San Jos^) Lieuten-
ant and Paymaster ; Thomas F. Meager (San Fran-
cisco) Lieutenant and Commissary ; Charles L. Bi«e.
low (San Francisco) Lieutenant and Quartermaster;
Ward Davidson, Lieutenant and Signal Officer.
Company A.— (Oakland) —Joseph B. Lauck. Cap-
tain; Beverly Y. Morris, First Lieutenant ; George C.
Pardee, Second Lieutenant.
Company B.— (San Jose)— Albert K. Whitton, Cap-
tain; Charles A. Hagan, First Lieutenant ;- A. W.
Ingalsbe, Second Lieutenant.
Company C— (Petaluma)— D. B. Fairbanks, Cap-
tain ; Geo. W. Zartman, /"irst Lieutenant ; Joseph
Naylor, Second Lieutenant.
Company D.— (San Rafael) —James J. O'Reilly, Can-
tain ; J. D. Lawton, First Lieutenant ; William Elliott,
Second Lieutenant.
Company E.— (Santa Rosa) , Cap-
tain ; Louis W. JulUiard, First Lieutenant ; Henry W.
Hudson, Second Lieutenant.
CompanyF.— (Oakland)— Charlps E. Parsons, Cap-
tain; Willard H. seaton. First Lieutenant; Thomas
J. Sheehan, Second Lieutenant.
UNATTACHED COMPANIES. — San Fhancisco
HussABS. — C. C. Keene, Captain ; Samuel P. Bluinen-
berg, James Eaton, First Lieutenants; Robert W.
Reynolds, Second Lieutenant. Headquarters, 3 Third
street.
INDEPENDENT COMPANIES. — The following
companies are independent of the National Guard of
California, and not under control of the State mili-
tary authorities :
AusTBiAN Military Co. — Organized March, 1879.
Armory, alO O'Farrell street.
Officers.— R. Spiro, Captain ; A. N. Baccio, First
Lieuteuant ; M. Radulovich, Second Lieutenant.
EiNTKACHT RiFUS SECTION.— Organized, 1876. Num-
ber of members, sixty. Armory, ai6 Post street.
Officers.— F. A. Kuhls, Captain ; A. Stamer, FL-st
Lieutenant ; H. Schubert, Second Lieuteuant.
French Zooaves.— Organized May, 1870. Number
of members, one hundred and forty-five. Armory, 810
Pacific street.
Officers.— J. Peyre, Captain ; H. Pucher, First Lieu-
tenant ; L. Borel, Second Lieutenant ; L. Rigaud,
President ; J. Casabedat, Vice-President ; A. Bellue,
Secretary.
Garibaldi Guard.— Organized June 6, 18G8. Num-
ber of members, seven hundred. Armory, 423 Broad-
way street.
Officers.— Francesco Luchetti, Captain ; G. Bignotti,
First Lieutenant.
German Fusilier Guabd.— Organized December
17, 1870. Number of members, fifty. Armory, Ger-
mania Hall. 620 Bush.
Officers.— C. A. Duisenberg, President; R. Volk-
man. Secretary ; E. Maack, Treasurer ; H. Stettin,
Captain ; G. Schwauer, First Lieutenant ; G. Schafer,
Second Lieutenant.
Independent Rifles.- Organized March 15, 1877.
Number of members, seventy. Armory, 620 Bush
street.
Officers.— George Cantus, Captain; Theo. Schmal-
holz. First Lieutenant ; J. Kuhlke, Second Lieutenant.
Italian Sharpshooters (Bersaglieri Italiani) .—
Organized May, 1878. Number of members, seventy.
Armory, 625 Broadway street.
Officers.— Venanzio Quilici, Captain; L. Baldinelli,
First Lieutenant; A. Padlucci, Second Lieutenant.
Juarez Guard.— Reorganized June 17, 1879. Num-
ber of members, forty-three. Armory, 810 Pacific
street.
Officers— Antonio De La Torre, Captain ; F. Ybarra,
First Lieutenant ; A. Eojo, Second Lieutenant.
Lafayette Guard. — Organized June 1, 1868. Num.
ber of members, oue hundred and. twenty. Armory,
730 Montgomery street.
Officers.— Etienne Giraud, Captain; Ed Courcelles,
First Lieutenant ; F. Deleau, Second Lieutenant.
Schuetzen Verein.— Organized September, 18.59.
Number of members, one hundred and fifty. Armory,
Germauia Hall, 620 Bush street.
Officers.— John Wulzen, Captain ; Louis Haake, First
Lieutenant; John Boltz, Second Lieutenant; W.
Schiuadeke. Third Lieutenant ; F. Atzeroth, Fourth
Lieutenant ; C. Hildebrandt, Recording Secretary.
Reorganized in 1885. Incorporated in 1886.
Swiss Sharpshooters and Benevolent Society.—
Organized March, 1860. Number of members, sev-
enty-five. Armory, French Zouave Hall, 808 Pacific
street. Office 16 Montgomery Avenue.
Officers.— G. Admini, President ; H. Juri, Vice-Pres-
ident ; Silvio Beretta, Secretary ; M. Bazzini, Treas-
urer.
CEMETERIES.
BETH OLAM (Hebrew) .—Point Lobos avenue, near
Thirty-third avenue.
CALVARY (Roman Catholic) .—North side Broder-
ick street, between Geary and Turk streets.
CITY.— From Thirty-third avenue to Forty-eighth
avenue, north of Point Lobos avenue.
GREEK.— Point Lobos avenue, near Thirty-third
avenue.
HOME OF PEACE (Hebrew) .—Between Eight-
eenth, Nineteenth, Dolores and Church streets.
LAUREL HILL, (late Lone Mountain) .—Central
avenue, between Post and California streets.
MASONIC— South side of Turk street, between
Masonic and Parker avenues. Office, Masonic Temple.
NATIONAL CEMETERY.- Presidio Reservation,
Henry V. Ricbit. Superintendent.
ODD FELLOWS'.- South side Geary street, between
Parker «nd First avenues. Office, 22 Phelan Building.
SHERITH ISRAEL (Hebrew) .—Between Nine-
teenth. Twentieth, Dolores and Church streets.
faT. JOSEPH'S.— McMahon Station, 8. P. Railroad.
JOhN HAMMOND
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CAR WORKS
Bfannftkctarer of every deneription of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
4S to 50 Beale Street, San rranciaco.
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PUBLIC STREETS, AVENUES, SQUARES, PLACES,
OF THE CONSOLTDATKD
CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO,
;i.N ACCOKDANCK WITH THE OFFICIAL MAPS, 1868, 1870, AKD 1872,
Ain> SUBBEQUBMT OBDINANCSB.
KxFLANATORT.— The Ordinance for re-numherlne the biillfilngs of this city provides that " Mnrlcel Stn'et chaTl he the
Btartlnp point tor the numbers of all bulldlnp8 frontinc on the streets ninnlnp therefrom In a northerly direction, and al>o
for thoKe nmnlnjr therefrom In n si.utheaKterly dirpctlon. The streets laid down In the ofllclal map of the city asfonnlng
the water fVunt thereof shall be the starting point for numbers on all streets ninnlug westerly and so^lthwe^te^lv there-
tTom, except upon snch streets ninnlns: westerly commencing from Market Street, and upon all such streets, Market
Street shall be the starting point for numbers. On all streets the numbers on the rl(;ht hand sMe.startlnv from the point
of t)eplnnlnc, are evi-n numbers, a d on the left hand slile, odd ntimliers. One hundred nuinlier~, or a- many thereof as
may be neceM^arv, shall be allotted to each block bounded by principal streets; numbers 100, 20ii, and .100 Iwlng respect-
ively the niinibe'rs for commencing the blocks distant one, two, and three streets from the starting point on the side
designated for even numbers, and numbers 101, 201, and ;i01. In similar manner for the opposite side of the street,
throughout Its extent; eo that the Inttlid figure ot the number placed on a building at any street-crossing shall Indicate
the number of main stn-ets such street-crossing Is from the starting point. Not less than twenty feet In frontai^e of nil
vacant lots of ground shall bf allowed for each number. On all cross or Intermediate streets the numbering shall com-
mence where said streets begin, and shall conform to the plan specified In this Order."
By this new decimal svstem of numljerlng buildings, the exact location of any namber la readily ascertained; for
example. If yon want to find ff:4 Montgomery, It Is on the east side of the block extending from Clay to Washington,
which Is the seventh from Market— Commercial and Merchant being private streets. Again, 825 Clay Is on the ninth
block from the wat-r front, which Is the one extending from Dupont to Stockton. It must be borne In mind that one
hundred numl>ers are allowed on each block between principal streets.
The following streets are but part'allv opened, and each differ materially from the plan originally laid out, viz :
Clem' ntlna, Ecker, Jessie, Minna, Natoma, Rltch, Shipley. Stevenson, and Tehama.
The territory Iving west of Laurel Hill and Odd Fellows* Cemetery, and generally known as the Outside Lands, has
recently been surveyed, and Is designated on the new official City and County Map as avenues and streets. Those
running north and south are named respectively from First to Forty-ninth avenues, and those running east and west,
from First ai-enue to the Ocean, and parallel with Point Lobos Avenue, A to W streets.
Reference Is frequently made in the Register of Names to the following, and which are located as follows: Hoadley's
Addition, situated west ofPlerce and l)etween Geary and Washington; Homer's Addition, south and near the Mission
Polores; Western Addition, west of Larkin; San Miguel Ranch, southwest and near the Mission Dolores; Bemal Heights
(B. H.), south of Twenty-sixth Street, between San Bruno and San Jos6 Roads; and University Mound Tract (U. M. T.),
west of San Bnino Roaci, five miles from the City Hall. See, also, Prominent Places, end Street Directory.
(6) Street not opened, (c) Fractional blocks, one hundred numbers allowed for first two blocks, (d) Fronting the
bav. (e) Street ends. ( — ) Street does not cross. B. H.,Bernal Heights. U. M. T., University Mound Tract, fi. S. F.,
South San Francisco. A blank Is used where the namber at the crossing of a street could not be ascertained.
A, bet Point Lobos av and
Bfm First av W.
A. Sonth S F. See Alle-
■rhany.
Aberdeen, bet Jonah
and Albt?rt fm Sunnv Vale
Homestead Association S
to County line.
Aeencin, fm Ocean House
Road SW Snn Miguel.
Acorn Alley, bet Cal'-
fornla and Sacramento, Im
- Leavenworth W.
Act4tn, West End Home-
stead.
Ada Alley, bet Hyde
and Leavenworth fmAda
Court E.
Adn ("nart, bet Leaven-
worth and Hyde fm O'Far-
tpII N.
Adair, bet Flft"enth and
Sixteenth fm Howard W
to Capp
Adam. N and S s Eve bet
San Bruno Road and Cali-
fornia av, B H
Addison, fni Bemis W to
Castro, Falrmount Tract.
Adelaide Place, bet
Geary and Post fm Taylor
Adeic, bet Chace and
Strinuham fmlslals Creek
S to Flecker
Adele Alle.r, bet Stock-
ton and Powell fm Jackson
N
Adler, bet Pacific and
Bioa<lway fm Dupont E
to Montcnmerv av
Adona Place, bet Ma-
son and Taylor Im Wash-
ington N.
E»te A
or and Jones fm Post N
to Lewis pi.
Agmes I<ane, bet Stock-
ton and Dupont fm Vallejo
N.
Alabama, bet Florida
and Harrison fm Channel
S to Serpentine av
Alameda, bet Channel
and El Dorado fm the bay
W to Harrison.
Alamo Square, bet
Scott and Stelner, Haj'es
and Fulton.
Alaska, bet Water Front
and Mexico fin Water
Front S to India.
Alaska Place, b»t Bay
and North Point f m Mason
W.
Albert, Sunny Vale
Homestead.
Albert Alley, bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth fm
Dolores W.
Albion ATCnne. bet
Valencia and Guerrero fm
Fifteenth to Seventeenth.
Alcatraz Square, bet
Jefferson and N Point,
Franklin and Gough.
Alder Alley, bet Guer-
rero atid Fair Oaks fm
Twenty-firsts to Twenty-
fourth.
Aldlne, fm Wlllard E to
Masonic Cemetery.
Alemany Avenue,
Academy Tract.
Alemany Avenue, bet
Dolores and (Church fm
Seventeenth to Church
lane.
Alerer Place, bet Harri-
son and Brvant fm First E
Alirerla, South S F, bet
Sumatra a».d Lahalna fm
Islais Creek SE to Water
Front.
Alice, bet Third and
Fourth fm Folsom to
Louisa.
Alice Alley, bet Taylor
and Jones from Post N to
Lewis.
Alleirliany, South S F,
bet Ship and St Lawrence
fm St Thomas SW to
County line.
Allen, bet Union and Fil-
bert fm ny.1e W 275 ft
and thence at right angles
S 57 ft.
Allen.BH. See Bronte
Alle.ys Court, bet San-
some and Montgomery fm
Greenwich N.
Allison, West End Map
No 2.
A I m e r a , bet Leaven-
worth and Hyde fm Clay N
AKa, bet Union and Fil-
bert fin Sansome W.
Alta Plaza, betScottand
Stelner, Jackson and Clay.
Alvarado. bet Twenty-
se-ond and Twenty-third
fm San Jose Av to Dia-
mond.
Amador, bet Islais and
Calaveras fm the bay to
Honduras.
Amazon, E s County
Road 5'^ miles fm City
Hall, E. H. A.
Amboy Alle.v, bet Pow-
ell unit Mason fm Union N
Amherst, bet I'rlnceton
and Yale tm Silver av S,
IT. 51. T.
Amity Alle.r. bet Mont-
gi >mer V a v and Mason fm
Chestnuts.
Anderson, bet Cherubus-
co and Jefferson av fm
Cortland av N, B H.
Andover Avenne, fm
Conlaud av S to Holiday
Map A.
Andreiv, bet Fifth and
Sixth fm Folsom N.
Ankeny Place, bet Sut-
ter and Bush tni Powell E.
Anna. See Clasgow.
Annie, bet N.-w Mont-
gomery and Third Ita Mar-
ket to Mission.
Anthony, bet First and
Second fm Mission N.
Antonio, bet Ellis and
O'Farrell fm Jones W.
Appleton, bet Baker av
and (;harlty fm Na.-iina S.
Araffo, fm Havelock NE.
Belleroche City.
Arch, City Land Associa-
tion.
Ar«ren(lne, South S F,
bet Guatemala and Ecua-
dor fm San Bruno Boad to
County line.
Arizona, bet Colorado
and Idaho fm Water Front
S to India,
Arkansas, bet Oonnecll-
cut and Wisconsin fin Cen-
ter S to Tulare.
Arlingrton. fm San .lose
Road nr Charles SW to
Mateo.
Army, bet Twenty-sixth
and Twenty-seventh tin
San Bruno Road W to
Bellevue.
Ash Avenue, bet Fulton
ami McAllister fin Larkin
to Fillmore.
SoxUh Street N.tide.
1 LArkln 2
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ness avenue.. 200
301 Franklin 300
■401 Gough «»
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49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONB 83.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
501 nctavla...„ 500
601 Lapuna „ 600
701 Buchanan 700
Anhburton Place, bet
J'Dst and Sutter Im Du-
pont K.
AMhbur:r, bet Ma5on1c av
and Ciavton rtn Fulton S.
Anlor, bet Medford and
Walbrldge, VUltaclon Val-
ley.
Albenit, Exr«>Islor Home-
Rteaii Association.
Atlridsre Alley, bet
J.ne'^ and Leavenworth
fni Filbert N.
Auburn, bet Mason and
Ta.vhir Im Jackson to Pa-
ciHc
AngraM Alle.v, bet Pow-
ell and Mason fm Green N.
AuguHf a, 5«oiith S F, S oi
Helena fm Sliver av W to
York.
A nnf i n, bet Pine and Bush
im Larkin to Octavia.
South Street. ^V. gide.
1 Larkin 2
101 Polk 100
Van Nessavenie.. 200
301 Franklin 300
401 Goush 400
(e) Octavia (e)
Averill Avenue, bet
Fifihand Sixth fni Harri-
sons. See Madison
Azores, South S F, bet
Gibraltar and Giiadalonpe
fm (;hnrter Oak av to
Count.v line.
Ailec, bet Cherubnscoand
Buena Vista fm Coso av
NE, B H.
B, bet A and C fm First av
W.
B, South S F. See St.
lian-rence.
Bache, bet Porter and
Andover av fm Crescent
av S, B H.
Bacon, bet Burrow and
Wa.vlnnd, fm Potrero av
W, V. M. T.
Badg^er, Spring Valley
Homestead Association.
Basrie.r Place, bet Du-
pont and Stockton from
O'FarrellN.
Bahama, South S F, bet
Trinidad and Corea fm
Schneider SE to Water
Front.
Baker, bet Broderlck and
Lyon fm Halghtto Lewis.
Wett. Street. E. tide.
1 Halght 2
101 Pa^ie 100
201 Oak 200
301 Fell 300
401 Hayes 400
501 Grove 500
601 Fulron 600
701 McAllister 700
801 Golden Gate av_... 800
Tnrk
Calvarj- Cemeterv
1301 Gearv 1300
1401 Post 1400
1501 Sutter _ 1500
1601 Bush 1600
1701 Pin- 1700
1801 California 1800
1901 Sacramento IHOO
2001 Cla.v 2000
2101 Washington 2100
2201 Jackson 2200
2301 Paclllc ■"■"2.%0
2401 Broadway '.2400
2.501 Vallejo 2500
2601 Green 2600
2701 Union 2700
2S01 Filbert 2800
2901 Greenwich. 2S00
:«)01 Lombard 3000
3101 Chestnut 3100
3201 Francl^co 3200
Sm Bav 3300
MOl North Point 3400
3501 Beach 35fO
3601 Jetrer>on 3600
3701 Tonquin 3700
(e) Lewis («) .
Baker Avenue, fm
liallroad av E to Isluis
Creek.
Balance, bet .^lansome
and Montgomery fm Jack-
son to Gold.
Baldwin Court, bet
Fremont and First fm Fol-
som NE.
Baltimore Park, bet
Kldley and Fourteenth fm
Guerrero W to Polore.i.
Banks, fni California av
S to Crescent «v,B H.
Bannam Place, bet
Dupont and Stockton fm
Green to Union.
Barbadoes, South S F,
bet Uruguay and Poito
Rico fra Railroad av to
Countv line.
Barneveld Avenue,
E of San Bruno Toad fm
Conkling S to Silver av.
Bartlelt, bet A'aiencia
and Mission fm Twent.-
flrst S to Serpentine av.
Ecat. Street. ir. side.
1 Twenty-first 2
101 Twent.v-second..... 100
201 Twentv-third 200
301 Twentv-fourth 300
401 Twenty-hfth 400
50i Twenty-sixth 500
(e) Serpentine A venue lei
Bartlett. bet Warren and
Merced fm Thirtieth S to
Laidlev. gee Harper.
Bartlett Alley. See
liOzier.
Bartol, bet Saneome and
Montcomerv fm ValieJoS.
Battery, bet B'ront and
Sansome fm Market to
the Bav
Went. Street. B. side.
1 Market and Bush.. 2
101 Pine ino
201 California. 200
213 Halleck
301 Sacramento 300
315 Commercial 312
401 Cla.v 4110
417 Merchant 416
501 Washington 5O0
Oregon 512
601 Jackson 600
701 Pacific 700
Chambers 710
801 Broa.lway 800
901 VaJieJo 900
1001 Greea 1000
Commerce
1101 Union 1100
1201 Filbert 1200
1301 Greenwich (d)
(e) Lombard (e)
Bauer, Academy Tract.
Baum Alley, bet Pow-
ell and Mason fm Union N
Bay, bet Francisco and
North Point fm Kearny to
Presidio Reservation.
iSouth. Street. ^V. <tde.
1 Keamv 2
101 Dupont 100
Midway East
201 Stockton 200
Midway W^e-t
301 Powell 300
401 Mason 400
501 Taylor 500
601 Jones 600
Montgomery av ...
701 Leavenworth 700
801 Hyde 800
901 Larkin 900
1001 Polk 1000
1101 Van Ness av
1201 Franklin
13 1 Gough
1401 Octavia
Laguna 1500
Buchanan 1600
1701 Webster 1700
1801 Fillmore ISno
1901 Stelner 1900
2001 Pierce 2000
2101 Scott 2100
2201 Devisadero 2200
2301 Broderick 2300
2401 Baker 2400
(«) Lyon («)
Bay View Place, bet
Jones and Leavenworth
fm Union N.
Bay Avenue, bet First
and Second fm Bryant S.
Beach, bet North Point
and Jefferson fm Dupont
to Presidio Reservation.
South. Street. A', xide.
((/) Dupont 2
(d) Stockton 100
201 Powell 200
301 Mason 300
401 Tavlor 400
501 Jones 500
601 Leavenworth. 600
Montgomery av...
701 Hyde TOO
801 Larkin 800
901 Polk 900
Van Ness av
Gov't Reservation
1401 Laguna 1400
1501 Buchanan 1500
1601 Webster 1600
1701 Fillmore 170O
1801 Steiner 1800
1901 Pierce 1900
2 01 Scott 2000
2101 Devisadero 2100
2201 Broderkk 2200
2301 Baker 2300
(e; Lyon (e)
tro.
Beale. bet Main and Fre-
mont fm Market SE to the
bay.
S.W. Street. N.E.
1 Market 2
A'Ischer place
101 Mission 100
Bertha
201 Howard 200
301 Folsom. 3C0
Beale piace
401 Harrison 400
501 Bryant 500
(e) Brannan (e)
Beale Place, bet Fol-
som and Harrison fm
Main W.
Beaver, bet Fifteenth and
Sixteenth fm Noe W to
Castro.
Becker Place, bet Post
and Sutter fm Tavlor E.
Bedford Place, bet
Stockton and Powell fm
Jackson N.
Beideman, bet Devisa-
dero and Scott fm Ellis to
O'Farreli..
Belcher, bet Fourteenth
and Fifteenth fm Market
N
Belden, bet Montgomery
and Kearny fm Bush to
Pin".
Bel lair Place, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm
(Jhestnut to Francisco
Bellevue, W of Ellen fin
Elizabeth to Thirtieth
Bellevue Avenue,
West End Homestead As-
sociation.
Bemis, fra Beacon SE to
Fairmount, thence SW to
Castro.
Bennington, bet Wood
and North av, B H.
Benton Avenue, fm
Andover av nr Crescent
av.
Beppeler. San Migael.
Bergen Alley, bet Bay
and North Point, fm Hvde
W.
Berkeley Avenne.bet
Ninth and Tenth fm Mis-
sion to Howurd.
Berkshire, Mission and
Thirtieth Street Exten-
sion Homestead Union.
Berlin, bet GIrard and
Goettingen fm Silver av S.
Bermuda, South S F,
bet Granada and Malta fm
Railroad av to Water
Front.
Bernadotte. bet Islals
and Schneider fm Isiaia
Creek channel NE to Ven-
ezuela.
Bernal, E of .San Bruno
Road fm Vermont to Ma-
rengo. See I.iOOmis.
Bernal, fm Sepentlne ay
S to Precita av.
Bernard, bet Pacific and
Broadway fm Taylor to
Leavenworth
South. Street. N.side.
. 1 Taylor 2
101 Jones 100
(e) Leavenworth. ^e)
Bern Ice, bet Folsom and
Harrison fm Twelfth to
Thirteenth
Berry, bet King and Chan-
nel SW fm Second to
Eighth.
S.E. Street. X.W.
1 Second 2
Hammond pi .
101 Third 100
Maddea
Haggin
Tevis
Dewev
201 Fourth _ 200
301 Fifth. 300
4«1 Sixth.. 400
501 Seventh 500
(e) Eighth (e)
Berry, betSutterand Bush
fm Dupont E. See 9Iar-
tin.
Bertha, bet Mission and
Howard fm Beale VV.
Beniah. bet Frederick
and Waller fm Cole to
Stanvan.
Bifcelow-, San Miguel.
Billingrs Place, bet
Montgomery and Sansome
fin Filbert N.
Birch Avenne, bet
Grove and Fulton fm Lar-
kin W.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Larkin 2
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ness avenue. 200
:»1 Franklin
401 Gough 400
501 octavia... 500
601 Laguna 600
701 Buchanan 700
Bismarck. San Miguel.
Blackstone Place.fm
Lombard nr Larkin N.
Blaine, fm North av Eto
Prentiss, B H.
Blake, bet Collins and
(Jook fm St Rose's av N to
Laurel Hill Cemetery.
Blanche Alley,
Sanchez and Vlcksburg fm
Twenty-third N.
Blossom, bet Quinn and
Fourteenth, fm Valencia
to Guerrero.
Bluxome, bet Brannan
and Townsend fm First
SW, and bet Brannan and
Town.send fm Fourth 3W
to Sixth.
Board man Place, bet
Sixth and Seventh fm
Brannan to Brvant.
Bolivia, South SF.Sof
Carthagena fm San Bruno
Road SE.
Bond, bet Twelfth and
Thirteenth fm Mission to
Glen Park av.
Bond. See Dehone.
Bond Alley, bet Stock-
ton and Powell fm Green-
wich S.
Bone Alley, bet Mont
gonierv and Kearny fm
Green N.
Bonita, bet Vallejo and
Green f m Polk to Van Ness
av
Boston Place, bet Fol-
som and HarrUon fm First
E.
Bonrbin Place, bet
Stelner and Pierce fin Ed-
dy to Ellis.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO..
ManuTacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fi2.tares.
37 MarM St.
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STREET GUIDE. 109
Bourbon, bet Preclta
601 Dupont fiOO
Bruce Place, bet Lang-
8301 Lombard 3300
Duncan court 620
ton and Otis pi fm Folsom
Chestnut
leaDP NE.
Boarne. bet Chace and
Llewellyn fm Kossuth S
701 Stockton 700
SE.
BruuHwlcb, West End
Homestead.
LoboB Square
3601 Bav .^ .:...;.3fl00
709 Virginia court
Morey alley 730
3701 North Point 3700
to Hecker.
801 Powell 800
Bryan Place. See
3801 Beach ;«00
Boatwell, bet Stenben
Burnett Place.
3901 Jefferson .3900
and Clinrter Oak av fm
901 Mason 900
4001 Tonquln 4000
(e) Lewis (e)
IslalF Creek S.
Bowdoln, bet Hamilton
921 Salmon
Bryant, bet Harrison and
Brannan SW fm Spear to
1001 Taylor 1000
and Dartmouth fm Silver
Sweet
Eleventh.
Bnchanan Alley, bet
First and Second fm How-
av S, U. M. T.
Florence
S. X Street. N.W.
Bov«'er Place, bet Du-
1101 Jones 1100
1 Spear 2
ard to Tehama
pont and Stockton fm
1201 Leavenworth 1200
101 Main 100
Buena Vista, fm Cort-
2 1 Benle 200
land av N E to Coso av.
Bowie Avenue, bet
1213 Bridge
301 Fremont 300
Buena Vista Park,
Howard and Folsom fm
1301 Hvde 1300
401 First 400
bet Utah and Vermont,
Eleventh E
1401 Larkin 1400
Napa and Shasta.
Maxwell
419 Rincon place 418
Burchani Place, bet
Twelfth and Thirteenth
1501 Polk 1500
443 Stanly place 444
Golden Gate av and Turk
fm Howard N
1601 Van Ness avenue .1600
501 Second 500
fm Leavenworth W.
1701 Franklin 1700
533 Central place
Buricoyne Place, bet
•Bryant nr First.
1801 Gough 1800
601 Third 600
Leavenworth and Hyde
Be.yce, bet Cook and Wil-
1901 Octavia liKX)
fm Pacifies.
llams.iD fm Geary N.
Boyd, bet Harrison and
2001 Laguna 2000
2101 Buchanan 2100
Burnett Place, bet
Sansome and Montgom-
701 Fourth 700
2201 Webster 2-200
801 Fifth 800
ery fm Bush N.
ElKhth.andE and W sides
Averillav
2401 Steiner 2400
Oak Grove av
Berkshire NE to Mishlon
Bo.TlNton, bet Holyoke
2!501 Pierce 2500
Morris av
and Thirtieth Street Ex-
2601 Scott 2600
900 Si.xth 900
tension Homesteatl.
av N to RIckard.
2701 Devleadero 2700
Clinton
Bnrritt, bei Stockton and
Bradford, fm Cortland
2801 Broderick 2S00
Jones place
Burrows, betFelton and
Brady, bi>t Potter and
(e) Lyon (e)
Gilbert
Bacon fm Potrero av W,
Hermann fm Market SE to
MlBpion,
Broderick, bet Devlsa-
Langton
Burton, E of San Bruno
Brady Place. See
dero and Baker fm Waller
Decatur
Bush, bet Sutter and Pine
Wext. Street. E. side.
1101 Eighth 1100
tm Market W to Central av
1 Waller 2
1117 Converse
South. Street. S. side.
Potrero a v.
101 Haight 100
Preston place 1118
1 Market and Front 2
S.JE. Street. N. W.
201 PaL'e 200
1201 Ninth 1200
1 Beale 2
301 Oak 300
201 Sansome 200
101 Fremont 100
401 Fell 400
1301 Tenth 1300
Burnett place 206
201 First 200
501 Haves 500
(e) Eleventh (e)
306 Rubs alley
311 Stanford
701 Fulton 700
York and Florida fmlChan-
311 Trmity
Central place
801 McAllister 800
901 Golden Gate av 900
nel S to Serpentine av.
Br.rant Avenue, bet
401 Kearny 400
1001 Turk 1000
Eighth and Ninth. See
S; George alley 406
417 Kitch 416
1101 Eddv 1100
Preston Place.
407 Clara lane
Zoe 430
1201 Ellis 1200
Buchanan, bet Laguna
4.33 Marylaue
1301 O'Farrell 1300
and \V ebster fm Market N
501 Dupont 500
601 Finh 600-
1401 Gf>ary 1400
to Lewis.
^ Chatham place 518
701 Sixth 700
\V. Street. E.side.
1 Market 2
603 Burritt
1501 Po.-st 1500
Geneva
1601 Sutter 1600
101 Hermann 100
Blonroe 610
Boardman place ...
Brannan place
Gilbert „
1701 Bush 1700
201 Waller 200
615 Chelsea place
1801 Pine 1800
301 Haight 300
701 Powell 700
1901 California 1900
Rose avenue
Bush-street place.. 714
801 Seventh 800
2001 Sacramento 2000
401 Page 400
2101 Clav 2100
Lily avenue.
901 Taylor 900
901 Elehth 900
2201 AVashington 2200
501 Oak 500
1001 Jones 1000
2301 Jackson.....? 2300
Hickory avenue...
1001 Ninth 1000
2401 Pacific 2400
601 Fell 600
1201 Hyde 1200
Brannan Place, bet
2.501 Broadway 2500
Linden avenue
Edward
2601 Vallejo 2600
701 Hayes 700
Brannan SE.
Brazil ATCune. Excel-
2701 Green 2700
2801 Union 2800
Ivy avenue
1501 Van Ness avenue..l500
801 Grove 800
sior Homestead Assocla-
2901 Filbert ....2900
Birch avenue
3001 Greenwich 3000
901 Fulton 900
Brenhani Place, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
1801 Octavia 1800
1901 Laguna 1900
3201 Che^tnut 3200
3001 McAllister 1000
Clav to Washington.
Brewster, (m Hope S\V
Locust avenue
1101 Golden Gate av 1100
2101 Webster 2100
2201 Fillmore 2200
.3501 North Point 3500
Brid{;e Place, bet
Leavenworth and Hyde
3601 Beach 3600
3701 Jefferson 3700
2301 Steiner 2300
2401 Pierce 2400
Lauiel avenue
fm Broadwov S.
3801 Tonquln 3800
(e) Lewis (e)
1301 Eddy 1300
Bright, nr San Miguel
Station.
Willow avenue
1401 Ellis 1400
2701 Broderick 2700
Broad, W s Old San Josg
Broderlcli ATenne,
Olive avenue
2801 Baker. ..^
Boad nr San Miguel Sta-
bet Eleventh and Potter
1.501 O'Farrell 1.500
tion.
fm Market S.
1601 Geary IHOO
(e) Central avenue (e)
Broad's Place, bet
1701 Post 1700
Bush-st Place, bet
Hyde and Larkin fm Bush
I>utnam fm Cortland av S
1801 Sutter 1800
Powell and Mason fm
N.
to San Bruno Road, B. H.
WOl Bush 1900
2001 Pine 2000
Butler, fm California av
Thirtieth E to San Jos6
2101 Calltbrnia 2100
S to Cortland av,BU.
Bcmth. Street N. stde.
Road.
2201 Sacramento 2200
Butte,bet Solano andNapa
1 Pavls 2
2301 Clay 2.300
101 Front 100
Dupont and Stockton fm
2401 Washington 2400
Byingrton. bet Ellis and
201 Batterv 200
Sacramento S.
2501 Jackson „.2500
— Stevens alley
Brookn, bet Keamv and
2601 Pacific ...2600
Steiner.
301 Sansome 300
2701 Broadway 2700
Byrne. See Peabody.
Geary.
Broftnan, bet BIdley and
2801 Vallejo 2800
2901 Green 2900
Hope. B H
BartoL 340
•Wl Montgomery 400
3001 Union 3000
Byron. See Beeent.
Eowland......
to Guerrero.
Brown's Alley, bet
aiOl Filbert 3100
PIxley
And Ralston fm Worcester 1
Ml Kearny 500
Pincknev e20
Hvde and Larkin fm Mc-
3201 Greenwich 3200
av N. _
Montgomery av....
Allister N.
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Blanatectarer of every dencriptioA of
PASSBNQBB, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to 50 Beale Street. San FrsnelKOO.
Truman, Isham & Hooker. %';feliS%*^/^?ia?"il/^?Se?'
110
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
C, bet B and D fm First av
bet .SamoBet and
.><tar.SE fm Cal.fornla av
to Kranconla av, H H.
Cadell Alley, bet Dn-
pont and Stockton fm
Union N.
Cadwnllader, F. of San
Brnno Kuad 4 tulles from
City Hall.
Calaveraa. bet Amador
and Mendocino fm the bay
W to Honduras.
Caledonia Allej^, bet
Valenclii and Jullau av fm
Filteenlh N" and>"<.
Calhoun, bet Sansome
and Montgomery ftu Green
to Cnlon
California, bet Plneand
Sa< ramento fm Market W
SouUi. Street. ^. tide.
1 Market A Dmmm 2
101 Davis 100
201 Front. 200
301 Balterv 300
401 Sansome 400
421 Leidesdorft 424
501 Montgomery 500
631 Spring
Webb 532
601 Kearny 600
625 St Mary's place
637 yulncy
701 Dupont 700
Sellna place. 7J6
725 Grace terrace.
801 Stockton 800
Hlick lane
Vratt place 812
821 Prospect place 820
Miles court 832
»1 PowelL 900
Gustavus 920
1001 Mason 1000
Cushman. 1016
1101 Taylor 1100
J201 Jones 12u0
HlKhland Terrace.
1301 Leavenworth 1300
Helen place
1401 Hvde 1400
1.501 Larkin...._ 1500
1601 Polk 1600
J701 Van Ness a venue. 1700
1801 Franklin 1800
IHOl Gough 1900
2001 OcUvla. :?000
2101 Lagnna 2100
2201 Buchanan 2200
2301 Webster 2300
Middle
2401 Fillmore.. 2400
2501 Steiuer. 2500
2601 Pierce 2600
2701 Scott ; 2700
2801 Devlsadero 2800
2901 Broderlck 2900
3001 Baker :i000
3101 Lvon 3100
3201 Central avenue :«00
Walnut. S«)0
Laurel 3400
Locust 3500
Spruce 3600
Ala pie :{700
3801 Cherry 3800
3901 First av 3900
California Avenue,
E of.'^n Jof,6 Roail and W
of San Bruno Road, B IL
California South, bet
(Jallforiila und Clement fm
First avW to Fifth av.
Canibrldge,bet Yale and
O.xford fm Silver av S, U.
M. T.
Camille Place, bet
Ta\ lor andJoneslm Wash-
ington N.
Camp, bet Sixteenth and
Seventeenth fm Guerrero
E.
Campbell, bet Sixteenth
and Seventeenth fm Dolo-
res E.
Capitol, W of Old San
Jo.~6 Road nr S^n Miguel
Station.
Capp, bet MUnlon and
Howard fm Fifteenth S
to Serpentine av.
E(ut. Ntreft. W. tide.
1 Fifteenth. 2
A.lalr
101 Sixteenth 100
201 Seventeenth 200
301 Eighteenth 300
401 Nineteenth 400
501 Twentieth 500
601 Twenty-first 60O
7ul Twenty-second 700
801 Twenty-third 800
901 Twentv-fonrth 9U0
1001 Twent.v-flrth 1000
1101 Twenty-sixth 1100
(.e) Serpentine avenue («)
Card Alle.T, bet Vall>-;o
and Green fm Stockton W.
Carl, bet Frederick and
Sullivan fm (Tlavton W.
CarloaPl»ce,het Powell
and Mas«n fmU'Farrell S.
Carolina, bet Wisconsin
and De Uaro fm Eighth S
to Napoleon.
Caroline, bet Sl.xth and
Seventh tni Fulsom SE.
Caroline, bet Ninth and
Tenth fni Howard SE.
Caroline Place, bet
Jackson and Pacific fm
Powell E.
Carr Place, bet Mason
and Taylor im Chestnuts.
Carthasena, South S F,
bet Yucatan and Bolivia
fm San Bruno Boad to
County line.
Carver, fm California ar
S to PowhatUn, B H.
Ca«e. \Vs San Bruno Road
4 miles fm Cltv Hall.
CaselU Avenue, bet
Eighteenth and Nine-
teenth fm Douglass W.
Castro, bet Noe and Dia-
mond Ihi Ridley S
Cedar, bet Davis and
Front fm Clay to Wash-
ington.
Cedar Alle^, bet Six-
teenth and Seventeenth
fm Dolores W.
Cedar Avenue, bet
Geary and Post fm Larkiu
W to Lagnna.
SoiUh. Street. 2^. tide.
1 Larkln... 2
101 Polk 100
201 Tan Nessav 200
:«1 Franklin .300
401 Gongh 400
501 Octavia 500
Cedar Ijane, liet .-Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth fm
Mission to Valencia.
Central Court, bet
G'lugh and uctavia fm
Halght SW to Octavia.
Center, bet El Dorado and
Santa Clara fm the bay W
to Harrison.
Central. See Sargent
Central Avenue, bet
Lyon and Wa nut fm
Geary N to Presidio Reser-
vation.
Central Place, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Pine S.
Central Place, bet Sec-
ond and Third fm Bryant
to Brannan.
4 entral Boad, fm Mc-
Allister SWto Ocean View
House.
Centre, bet Second and
Third fm Bryant SE to
South Park
Chace, fm IsJais Creek S
to Hecker.
Cliambera, bet Pacific
and Broadway fm Davis to
Batterv.
Chambers Aller, bet
Powell and Muson fm
Greenwich to Lombard.
Clianuel, bet Berry and
Hooper SW fm the bay to
Eighth.
Channel. AV s San Bnmo
Road 4 miles fm City HaU.
NEtoCo*
tliarity, tin Cadwallader
NW to Islals Creek.
CharleK, bet Leaven-
worth and Hvde fm Gol-
d-n Gate av N.
Charles, S of Falrmount
fni .San Josfi Road NW to
Chenerv.
Charles Place,bet First
and S'cond fm Harrison to
Essex pi.
Charter Oak Ave-
nue, bet Bout well and
Elniira fm Islals Creek S
to Woolsey.
Chase, bet Williamson and
Merrltield fm Geary N.
Chatham Place, bet
Dupont and Stockton fm
Bush N.
Chattanoo«;a. bet Dolo-
r s and Church fm Twen-
ty-first S to Tw-ntv-fourth
Chelsea Place, bet
Stockton and Powell fm
Bush S.
Chener.v, S s Thirtieth S
to Randall, thence SW to
Castro.
Clierry, bet Maple and
First av fm California N.
Chernbusco, fm Cort-
land av NE to Coso av.
Chesle.T, bet Seventh and
Eichth fm Harrison SE.
Chestnut, bet Lombard
and Francisco W fm San-
fome to Presidio Reserva-
tion.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Sansome.. 2
(c) Slontiiomery
Winthrop
101 Keam.v 100
201 Dupont 200
Bellair place 224
301 Stockton „ 300
Chestnut alley
401 Powell 400
501 Ma-son „ .. 500
Newell
Amity
Montgomery av ...
601 Taylor 600
701 Jones. 700
801 Leavenworth 800
901 Hyde 900
1001 Larkln 1000
1101 Polk „ 1100
1201 Van Ness avenue. 1200
1301 Franklln....„ i:«0
1401 Gough „„1400
1.501 Octavia „....1500
1601 Lagnna
1701 Buchanan.
1801 Web ter 1800
1901 Fillmore litOO
2001 Steiner 3000
2101 Pierce 2100
2201 Scott 2200
2:»1 Devisailero 2:«0
2401 Bro<lerlck 2400
2501 Baker 2500
(e) Lyon . («)
Chestnut Alley, bet
Stockton and Powell fm
Chestnut N.
China, NW s Dry Dock
Basin to AV'ater Front.
China .Avenue, Excel-
sior Homestead Associa-
tion.
Church, bet Dolores and
J^auchez fm Hermann S to
Thirtieth.
Church I^ane, bet Six-
teenth and Seventeenth fm
Dolores W to Church.
Chnrchlll Court, bet
Twenty^eighth and Twen-
ty-ninth fm .Mission
Clt.T Uall Avenue, fm
Market opp Eighth to Park
Cit.r Hall Place, bet
Hyde and Larkln fm Mc-
Allister N.
C 1 a r a, bet Folsom and
Harrison fm RJtch to
Sixth.
Clara Avenue, W of
Douglass fm Eighteenth K
Clara Lane, bet Kearny
and Dupont fm Sutter N
to Biisn.
Clarence Place, bet
.Second and Third fm
Townsend NW.
Clarion Alle.T, bet
Seventeenth and Wlilowa
fni Valencia to Mission.
Clark, bet Jackson and
Pacific fm Drumm to
Front,
CIa>, bet Sacramento and
Washlniiton W fm tU.'t
South. Street, N. tide.
1 East 2
101 Drumm 100
201 Davis 200
- Cedar 212
301 Front 300
401 Battery 400
511 Sansome 500
527 Leidesdorir
601 Montgomery 600
701 Kearny
Brenham place 750
801 DupoBt 800
813 Waverly place 814
Siwfford 828
901 Stockton ,. 900
Clay avenue 916
Parker allev
917 Prospect place
1001 Powell 1000
1015 Tay
Wetmore place 1016
1101 Ma-son 1100
Yerba Buena. 1115
1201 Taylor 1200
13U1 Jones _.1300
Priest _
Reed
1401 Leaveuworth 1400
1501 Hyde 1500
Torrens court
IfiOl Larkln 1600
1701 Polk I70O
1801 Van Ness avenue. 1800
1901 Franklin 1900
Gongh
Lafayette Park.....
2201 Laguna. 2200
•2.301 Buchanan 2;«0
2401 Webster 2400
2501 Fillmore „..-2500
26!il Steiner
2701 Pierce
2801 Scott 2800
2901 Devlsadero 2i00
3 01 Broderlck :«00
3101 Baker 3100
3201 Lyon :a)0
3:j01 Central avenue 3:«0
3401 Walnut WOO
avil Lar.rel :«00
.3601 Locust :<600
3801 Maple 3>00
3901 Cherry 3900
(e) First avenue («)
Clay Avenue, bet Stock-
ton anil Powell fm Clay N.
Cla.rton, betAshburyanJ
CM\e fm Kulton f5.
Cleaveland, bet Folsom
and Harrison fm Serenth
to Columbia Square.
Clement, bet California
and P<iint Lobos av fm
First av W.
Clement Place, bet
Dupont and Stockton tm
Green S.
Clementina, bet How-
ard and FoUom fm First
SW.
South. Street JT. tide.
I First J
Oscar alley.
(6) S cond (61
(6) Third...
301 Fourth
401 Fifth 400
(6) Sixth (6)
(6) Seventh „ (6)
701 Elahth 700
(6) Ninth (6)
Clinton, bet Sixth and
Seventh fm Bryant to 8S
of Braiiuan.
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STREET GUIDE.
Ill
Clinton Park, bet Rid-
ley ami Fourteenth ftu
Ovierrero ^\.
flipper, bet Twenty-flfth
ami Twenty -sixth Im OIJ
San Jose Koad W to Doug-
lass
Clyde, bet Third and
Fourth im Txwnsend NW
Codnian Plakce, bet
I'owell and Mason fm
Washlneton S.
Cohen Place, bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde fm El-
lis S.
Colin Place, bPt Leav-
enworth and Hyde fm
Jackson S.
Cole, W of CTayton S ftn
Fulton to CarL
Colleare, bet Dartmouth
and University fm Silver
av S, U. M. T.
rollegre Place, bet Lar-
kin and Polk fni Hayes N.
CoIlin^w«>od, bet Cas-
tro and Diamond fm Sev-
enteenth S to Twenty-sec-
ond.
CollinM, bet Wood and
Blake tm Geary N.
Colora«lo, bet Mexico
and Arizona tm Water
Front 8 to India.
Colt4>n, bet Slarket and
Mission fm Bradv E.
Columbia, bet Nlne-
teeuth and Twentieth.
See Cumberland.
Columbia, bet Sixth and
Seventh fm Folsom to
Harrison.
Col um bia, bet Bryant a v
and Harrison. See Flor-
ida.
Columbia Place, S 8
Preclta av 3 to California
av, B H.
Columbia Place, bet
Bryont and Branuan. See
Fargo Place.
Columbia Square, bet
Folsom and Harrison,
Sherman and Colnnible.
Colusa, bet Yolu and
Marin fm the bay W to
Nebraska
f^mmerce, bet Green
and Union fm the bay to
Battery
Commercial, bet Sac-
rumento and Clay fm Kast
to Dupont
SouUi. Street. I^. side.
1 KaKt 2
101 Drumm 100
201 Davis. 200
301 Front. 300
401 Buttery 400
501 Sansome 500
525 Leldesdorm 524
601 Montjtomery , 600
7U1 Kearuy. 700
(«) Dupont (e)
Co n e or d Avenue,
West End Map N» 2.
Congdon, nr Junction
San Bruno Kcad and Sil-
ver av.
Conklingr, bet Layton
and Waterville Im Silver
av N to Silver Terrace
Homestead.
Connecticut, bet Mig-
souri and Arkansas fm
Centers to Tulare.
Converse, bet Eighth
and Ninth im Brvaut S.
Cook, bet BUke and
Boyce fm Geary N.
Cooper'a Alley, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Jack.>«n S.
C«rl>ett Boad, fm Clar«
av SW to Casein av.
Corea, South S F, bet Ba-
hama and Marque.sas fm
Schneider t.j Water Front.
Cortex, fm California av
bet Monttalm and Samu-
Brt E to Franconta av.
Cortland Avenue, fm
San Jose Road nr Thirti-
eth E to San llruno Road.
CoRO Avenue, fm North
av NW to California av.
Costa Rica, South S F,
bet Martinique and Ma-
deira fm Railroad av to
Countv line.
Cotta, Spring Valley
Hiime.-.tead Association.
CottMge Place, bet
Geary and I'ost fm Jones
E.
Cottase Kow, bet Web-
ster and Flllmura fm Bush
to Sutter
< otter, .\cademy Tract.
Count.v Road or Sian
Jose Boad, fm tcrmi-
notion of Mission SW to
Coi:nty line.
Craut. bet Edinhurg and
Jladridlm Islais Creek SE
Excelsior Homesteail.
Creek l.ane, bet Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth fm
Howard to Folsom
Crescent Avenue, fm
San Jose Road nr <t Ma-
ry's College E to San Bru-
no Road.
Croce, Academy Tract.
Crocker, S s Stevenson
av bet Brady and Hermann
C r o n o gue Avenue.
bet Guerrero and Dolores
fm Twenty-second S.
Crooks, bet Third and
Fourth fm Townsend
NW.
Cross, San Miguel, West
End Map No 1.
Crystal, Railroad Home-
stead Association.
Cumberland, bet Nine-
teenth ann Twentieth fm
Guerrero to Noe.
Cumberland Place,
bet Nineteenth and Twen-
tieth fm Valencia W.
Cushnian, bet Mason
anil Taylor fm California
to Sacramento.
Custom House Place,
bet Battery and Sansome
fm Washington to Jack-
son.
C u V i e r , Spring Valley
Homestead Association.
Cypress Alley, bet
Howard and Capp fm
Twenty-fourth to Twen-
ty-sixth.
I>. bet C and Golden Gate
Park fm First av W.
», South S F. See Kas-
DacotMh, fm Water
Front S to India.
Dale Place, het Leav-
enworth and Hyde fm
Golden Gate av S.
Dame, bet Chenery and
Whitney S s ThirUeth to
Randall
Danvers, fm Caselll av
NW toCorbetlRoad.
Dartmouth, bet Bow-
doin and College fm Silver
av S, U. M. T.
Davis, bet Drumm and
Front N fm Market to
ValieJo.
Wett. Street. E. side.
1 Market and Pine.. 2
101 California. 100
109 Parrott alley_
201 Sacramento 200
215 OommerclaL 214
301 Clay 300
(d) Merchant. (rf)
401 IVashlngton. 400
411 uregon 410
501 Jackson 500
513 Clark 514
601 Pacific («n
619 Chambers _.. ((/)
701 Broadway Id)
M Vallelo (e)
Dawson Place, bet Sac-
ramento and- Clay fm
Mason E.
Da.v, bet Twenty-ninth
and Thirtieth fm Old San
Jofg Road W to Bellevne.
Da.v, bi't Seventei-nth and
Eighteenth fm Dolores E.
De Boom, bet Bryant
and Brannan fm Second
NF„
DeHaro.bet Carolina and
Rhmle I>lanil fm Eighth S
to I'recita ('reek.
DeKalb, (m Cortland av
S to Crescent av.
De I^one, .'^an Miguel.
Dearborn Place, bet
A'alenda and Guerrero fm
Seventeenth S.
Decatur. See Boscoe
Decatur, bet Seventh
ami Eighth fm Bryant to
Brannan.
Decker Alley, bnt Fol-
som and Harrlaonlm Sev-
enth SW.
Dehone, bet Church and
Sanchez fn\ Sixteenth to
Seventeenth.
Delaware, bet Massa-
chusetts and Maryland fm
Soiano S to Honduras.
Delaware Avenue,
bet (Jts-go and San Jose
Road, San Miguel.
Delaware Avenue.
City Land Associutiim.
See Worcester Ave-
nue.
Delaware Court, bet
Powell and Mason fiu
Sutter N.
Delgrado Place, bet
Green and Union fm
Hvde E.
Delta Place, E s Msson
but Sutter and Bush.
Denmark, South S F,
bet Honduras and Mon-
tenegro fm I.-lais til China
Dent Place, bet Stock-
ton and Powell fm Jack-
son N.
Derb.T, bet Geary and
Post fm Jlason W.
Derby Place, bet Geary
and Po^t fm Taylor K.
Devisadero, bet Scott
and Broderick fm Bidley
N to Lewis.
West. Street. JE. side.
1 Ridley 2
101 Waller.. lOO
201 Halght. 200
301 Page
401 Oak 400
501 Fell 500
601 Hayes.
7 1 Grove 700
801 Fulton "'"
901 McAIIlBti-r flOO
1001 Golden Gate ftv....lOOO
1101 Turk 1100
1201 F/ldy 1200
1301 EUis. 13P0
1401 O'FarruU 1400
1501 Gearv 1500
1601 Post. 1600
1701 Sutter 1700
latl Bush. ISOO
1901 Pli\e liWO
2001 Cai;forida '^000
2,01 Sacramento 2100
2201 Clay iXO
2301 Wa-shington 2;«X)
2101 Jackson 2400
2501 Pacific 2.500
2601 Broadway „ 2600
2701 Vallejo 2700
2801 Green. „ ~,2800
2901 Union 2!>00
3001 Filbert ™ 3000
3101 Greenwich .3100
3201 Lombard.. „..32P0
3301 Chestnut 3:«)0
»40l Francisco :MOO
3501 Bay 3500
36iil NorthPoint 3600
3701 Beach 3700
3301 Jetrers<m._...__.,...3S0i'
3'JOl Tonquin 3M00
(u) Lewis (e)
Dewey, bet Third and
Kciiirth fm KIul' to Berry.
Dexter, bet Spear and
Main im HnwardS.
Diamond, liet Castmand
I>ouglai-s I'm Sevenieeulh
S to Thirtieth.
Diamond, VIsitarioa
Valley. See ?Iedrurd.
Dickerson, E s San Hru-
nn Ruad, 2^ miles fm City
Hall.
DlBby, fm El Monte SB
to Bi-acon.
Dikeman Place, bet
Ellis and U'Farrell fm Ma-
son W.
Dock, bet Union and. Fil-
bert tm Battery E.
Dock, South S F, bet TevU
and Ship fm St Thomaa
SW to County line.
Dodg:e, bet Hyde and
Larkin fm Turk S.
Dolores,bet Guerrero and
Church fm Markets to Old
San Jofg Road.
Eaxt. Street. W. side.
1 Marltet „.. 2
Baltimore Park....
101 Fourteenth HO
201 Fifteenth 200
Albert allev
Wells avenue.
301 Sixteenth 300
Church lane
Campbell
401 Seventeenth ._ 400
Railway
Dorland
501 Eiuhteenth 500
601 Nineteenth 600
Cumberland
701 Twentieth TOO
Liberty „....
801 Twenty-first 800
901 Twentv-second 900
1001 Twenty-third. 1000
1101 Twenty-fonrth....UOt
Jersey
1201 Twenty-flfth 1200
Clipper.
1301 Twenty-sixth 13M
Army
1401
Twenty-Beventh...l400
Duncan
1501 Twenty-eighth ISOO
VaUey
1601 Twenty-ninth 1800
Day
Thirtieth.
Dominica, South S T,
bet Manitoba and Servis
fm Islais to Water Fr .nt.
Dora. See liangton.
Dore, bet Ninth and
Tenth fm Harrison is
Brannnn.
Dore Alley, bet PoweU
ami Masun fm Jackson S.
Dorland, bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth fm
E of Dolores W to San-
chez.
Douglas Place, bet
Harrison and Folsom fm
Beale E.
Douglass, bet Diamond
and Ellen fm Seventeenth
S to Thirtieth.
Dover, bet First and Sec-
ond fm lilncon pi S to
Townsend.
Dow Place, het Folsom
and Harrison fm Second
SW to Hawthorne.
Downey ,bet Seventh and
Eighth fm Bryant S. Sc«
liangton.
Drun^iii, bet East and
Davis N fm Market to Pa-
ri Be.
West. Street. S. side.
1 Murket and Cal'a.. S
101 Sacramento.... 100
115 Commeiclal . lU
201 Clay — 300
(h) Merchant 214
301 Washington V»
Oregon
401 Jackson «»
409 Clark
(e) Pacific («
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Drur.y tane.bet FoUora
and Harrison fm Seventh
to LariKton
Dry, or Junction, AV r
Old San Jok6 Jii.ad bet
Twentv-nlnth and Thir-
tieth W to B.-llcvue.
Duane, betLombar'l and
Ch'Stnutfm .(onet- W.
Dablin, Excelsior Home-
stead Association.
Dumconibe Alley,
bet Kcarnv and Dupont
fin Jackson N.
Dunbar Alley, bet
Montgomery and Kearny
fm Merchant to Washing-
ton.
Duncan, bet Twenty-
seventh and Twent.v-
elghth fm Old San Jos6
Road W to Bellevue.
Duncan Court, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm
Broadway N.
Dunkirk, bet Kosecrans
and Prentiss fm California
av S to Powhattan.
Dunn Alley, bet Broad-
way and Vallejo fm Kear-
ny E.
Dupont, bet Kearny and
Stockton N fm Market to
Beach.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Market &0'FarrelI 2
101 Gearv 100
111 Morton 110
201 Post 200
Ashbnrton place... 208
213 Stockton place •
219 Mills place
-. TlUmnn alley
301 Putter 300
Martin 312
313 Harlan place
401 Bush 400
501 Pine 500
505 "Virginia court
601 Calilornia 600
Mansion House pi
701 Sacramento 700
Commercial 714
801 Clay 800
901 Washington 900
923 Hall Court
1001 Jackson 1000
1021 Sullivan alley
1101 Pacillc HOC
Dupont alley 1126
1201 Broadway 1200
Montgomery av....
Hinckley
1301 Vallejo 1300
1401 Green 1400
1501 Union 1500
Noble's alley 1506
1601 Filbert 1600
Pardee alley
Cierke alley 1618
1701 Greenwich 1700
1709 Edith place
Edgar place
1801 Lombard 1800
1901 Chestnut 1900
Pfelffer
2001 Francisco 2000
2101 Bay 2100
2201 North Point 2200
(e) Beach (ej
Dupont Alley, bet Pa-
cIHc and Broadway fm
Dupont E to Montgom-
ery av .
Dupont Place. See
mansion House
Place.
DMight, bet Woolsey and
Olmstead fm San Bruno
EoadW.U.M.T.
E, South S F. See Gila.
£ant, ftn Folsom N\V to
I'aclfic, fronting the bay.
West. Street. M.nide.
1 Folsom (d)
101 Howard W)
201 Mission id)
301 Market (rf)
401 Clay Id)
M(>rchant (d)
601 Washington id)
601 Jackson (d)
(«) Pacific (e)
fm corner Union
and Polk NW to Lombard
and Van Ness Av.
Eaton Alle.r, bet Pow-
ell and Mason fm Green S.
Ecker, bet First and Sec-
ond fm Market to Mission.
Ecuador, South S F. bet
Argentine and Nicaragua
fm San Bruno Road to
Countv line.
Eddy, bet Turk and Ellis
W (m 1 unction Powell and
Market.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Market and Powell 2
Glasgow 14
27 Eddy place
101 Mason 100
201 Taylor 200
301 Jones 300
Wagner alley
401 Leavenworth 400
501 Hyde 500
601 Larkln 600
701 Polk 700
801 Van Ness avenue. 800
901 Franklin 900
Gough 1000
Octavia 1100
1201 Laguna 1200
l.SOl Buchanan 1.300
1401 Webster 1400
1501 Fillmore 1500
1601 Stelner 1600
1701 Pierce 1700
Farren avenue
1801 Scott 1800
1901 Devisadero 1!X)0
2001 Broderick 2000
(e) gt. Joseph's av (e)
Eddy Place, bet Slason
and Market fm Eddy.
Edgar Place, bet
Greenwich and Lombard
fm Dupont W.
Edinburgh, Excelsior
Homestead Association.
Edith, bet Greenwich and
Lombard fm Dupont AV.
Edward, bet Hyde and
Larivln fm Bush N.
Eighteehth, bet Seven-
teenth and Nineteenth fm
Harrison W.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Harrison 2
101 Folsom 100
119 Shotwell 118
201 Howard 200
219 Capp 218
301 Mi.=ston 300
Jessie
Stevenson
401 Valencia 400
501 Guerrero 500
Dolores 600
701 Church 700
801 Sanchez 800
901 Noe 900
CoUingwood
1001 Castro 1000
1101 Diamond 1100
Eureka
1201 Douglass 1200
Eighteenth Avenue,
South S F. See Algeria
Eighteenth Avenue,
bet Seventeenth and Nine-
teenth avs Irom Presidio
Reservation S.
Eighth, bet Seventh and
Ninth tin Market SE to
Center.
East Street. W, side.
1 Market 2
Stevenson
101 Mission 100
115 Minna 114
Natoma.
201 Howard 200
205 Nunan'saUey.
(6) Tehama
Clementina
301 Folsom 300
Shipley
Heron - —
401 Harrison 400
501 Bryant 500
601 Brannan 600
Townsend
Eighth Avenue, bet
Seventh and Ninth avs
fm Presidio Beservatlon
S to O.
Eighth Avenue, South
S K. See Bahama.
El Dorado, bet Alameda
and (,'etiter fm the bay to
Sixth and fm Eighth to
Harrison.
El Monte, fm Beacon W
to Castro.Falrmount Tract
Eldrldge, bet Harrison
and Bryant Seventh and
Eighth, E and W sides
Chesley.
Eleventh, bet Tenth and
Twelfth fm Market SE to
Bryant.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
101 Mission 100
201 Howard 200
Bowie avenue
Henrietta square..
301 Folsom 300
401 Harrison 400
(e) Bryant (e)
Eleventh Avenue, bet
Tenth and Twfeltthavs fm
Presidio Reservation S to S
Eleventh Avenue,
South S F. See Mani-
toba.
Elgin Park Avenue,
S s Market bet Valencia
and Guerrero.
Eliza.bet Taylor and Jones
See Marion Place.
Eliza Place, bet Taylor
and Jones fm Washington
N.
Elizabeth, bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
fm Sau Jos6 av W.
Elizabeth, b«t Third and
Fourth fm Folsom SE to
Louisa.
Elkhorn Terrace, fm
Cadwaliader N to Isiats Cr
Eikhain Terrace, otf
Bush nr Pierce
Ellen, bet Douglass and
Bellevue fm Elizabeth S
to Thirtieth.
Ellen, bet Seventh and
Eighth fm Harrison S.
Ellery, bet First and Sec-
ond fm Bryant SE to Fed-
eral.
Ellich ♦Alley, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm Pa-
citic N.
Ellick I^ane, bet Stock-
ton and Powell fm Calilor-
nia N.
Elliot Park, bet Geary
and O'Farrell fm Stelner W
Ellis, bet Eddv and O'Far-
rell AV fm Junction Stock-
ton and Market.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Market & Stockton 2
101 Powell 100
111 Glasgow
201 Mason 200
301 Tavlor 300
401 Jones 400
501 Leavenworth 500
601 Hvde 600
701 La kin 700
801 Polk 800
901 Van Ness avenue.. 900
1001 Franklin 1000
1101 Gough 1100
1201 Octavia 1200
1301 Laguna 1300
1401 Buchanan 1400
Hollls
1501 Webster 1500
Folger alley
IfiOl Fillmore 1600
1701 Stelner 1700
Bourbln place
1801 Pierce 1800
Farren avenue
1901 Scott 1900
Beideman
2001 Devisadero 2000
2101 Broderick 2100
(e) St. Joseph's av (e)
Ellsworth, fm California
av S to Cortland av, B H.
Elm Avenue, bet Gol-
den Gate av and Turk fm
Larkln \V.
^uth. Street. N. side.
1 Larkln 2
101 Polk 100
201 A'an Ness avenue. 200
301 Franklin 300
(W Gough (6)
Jefferson Square...
Elmira, bet Watervllle
and Charter Oak av fm
Islals Creek S to Silver av.
Emma, bet Bush and
Pine fra Stockton E.
Emma. See liedyard.
Emma Place, bet
Stockton and Powell fm
Chestnut S.
Emmet Place, bet Cal-
ifornia and Sacramento fm
Stockton AV.
Erie, bet Thirteenth and
Fourteenth fm Mission to
Howard
Esmeralda Avenue,
fm North av NAV to Cali-
fornia av.
Essex, bet First and Sec-
ond fm Folsom to Harrison
Essex Place.bet Folsom
and Harrison fm Essex W
to Charles pi.
Estefana.Junction Heck-
er and Strlngham SW to
Islals Creek.
Eugenia, bet Josephine
and AVood fm Geary N.
Eugenia, bet Virginia
iind Ojrtland avs fm Mis-
sion E, B H.
Eureka, bet Diamond
and Douglass fm Seven-
teenth S to Twenty-third.
Eureka. See Yuma.
Eve, AV s San Bruno Road
W to California av, B H
Everett, bet Mission and
Howard fm Third to
Fourth.
Ewer Place, bet Sacra-
mento and Clay fm Mason
AV.
Ewing Place, bet Post
and Sutter fm Laguna W.
Exeter, bet Crane and
Gould fm Paul av S to
Salinas.
F, South SF. See Talla-
poosa.
Fair Avenue, fm Cali-
fornia av W to Sa Jos6
Road.
Fair Oaks, bet Guerrero
and Dolores fm Eigh-
teenth to Nineteenth and
fm Twenty-first to Twen-
tv-fourth
Falriuount, S of Ran-
dall fm San Jose Road W
to Bemis
Faith, fin California av N
W to Brewster, B H
Falcon Place, bet
Broadway and Valli^jo fm
Tavlor E.
Falkland, South S F,
bet Teuerlft'e and Sumatra
fm San Joaquin to Water
Front.
Falmouth, bet Fifth
and Sixth from Folsom to
Shipley.
Fargo Place, bet Bry-
ant and Brannan fm
Boardman pi SW.
Farragut Avenue,
San Miguel.
Farallones, Railroad
Homestead.
Farrell ('onrt,Es Fair
Oaks, bet Eighteenth and
Nineteenth.
Farren Avenue, bet
Scott and Pierce fm Eddy
N.
Federal, bet Bryant and
Brannan fm First SW.
Fell, bet Oak and Hayes AV
fm Junction Polk and Mar-
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South. Street. N. side.
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101 Van Ness ovenne . 100
201 Franklin 200
801 Goniih 300
401 Octovia 400
iSOl Laguna 500
flOl Buchan»n. 600
701 Webster 700
801 Fillmore 800
901 Stelner 900
1001 Pierce 1000
1101 Scott 1100
1201 Devlwidero 1200
1301 Broilerlck. 1300
1401 Baker 1400
Lvon 1500
Lott IfiOO
Masonic avenue.. .1700
Ashbnry 1800
aayton 1900
Cole 2000
Shrader 2100
(«) Stanvan («)
Fella Place, bet Bush
and Pine fni Powell E.
Felton, bet Silllman and
Burrows fm San Bruno
Road SW to La Grand av.
Fern Avenue, bet Sutter
and Bush tm Larkln to La-
guna.
South. Street. N.side.
1 Larkin 2
101 Polk lOO
201 Van Ness avenue. 200
301 Franklin 300
401 Gough 400
501 Octavia 500
601 Laguna 600
Ferrie. See Blake.
Fielding:, bet Mason and
Taylor fin Lombard N.
Firieenlli, bet Four-
teenth and Sixteenth ftn
Harrison \V.
Bouth Street. N.nide.
1 Harrison 2
101 Folsnm 100
Shotwell
201 Howard 200
- — Natoma„
217 Capp
Minna
301 Mission 300
- LIda place
— — Julian avenue
-^ Caledonia alley
401 Valencia 400
501 Guerrero 500
flOl Dolores 600
701 Church 700
801 Sanchez 800
901 Noe 900
1001 Cattro 1000
Fineentb Avenne,
South S F. See Xener-
IflTe.
Fineentli Arenne,
bet Fourteenth and Six-
teenth avs Im Presidio
Iteservatlon S to W.
Finii, bet Fourth and
Sixth fm Market SE to the
bay.
JSatt. Street. TV. side.
1 Marset 2
(6) Stevenson 14
Mint av 22
83 Jessie (6)
IW Mlhslon 100
107 Minna 106
125 Natoma;. 124
201 Howard 200
211 Tehama 210
227 Clementina 226
801 Folsom 300
317 Shipley „ 316
829 tiara 328
401 Harrison 400
Perry
ni Bryant 500
Tlllord
•01 Brannan 600
Bluxome
7«1 Townsend 700
Jewett
King
Ml Beiry 800
Channel
Hooper
• Irwin
Huhbea
Flftb Avenue, South S
J. See St. —
Fifth Avenne, bet
Fourth and Sixth avs, fm
Presidio Reservation S to
K.
Fifth Avenae, bet
Fifth and Sixth. See
9f adiHon Avenue.
Flsaro, bet Isabel and
California av S fm Calitor-
nla av to Montcalm, B H.
Filbert, bet Union and
Greenwich W fm Front to
Presidio Reservation.
South. Street. N.tide.
1 Front 2
101 Batterv 100
201 Sansome 200
Billings place
Napier alley
Norton place
301 Montgomery 300
401 Kearny 400
407 Filbert place
417 Varennes
427 Grand place
501 Dupont 500
Medau place 504
515 Jasper place
Stockton BOO
• 701 Powell 700
Gaven 706
Montgomery av....
Scotland 724
801 Mason 800
901 Taylor 900
Ruach
1001 Jones 1000
Attridge alley
1101 Leavenworth 1100
Randall place
1201 H>de 1200
1301 Larkln 130O
1401 Polk 1400
1501 Van Ness avenue_1500
1601 Franklin 1600
1701 Goueh 1700
1801 Octavia 1800
1901 Laguna 1900
2001 Buchanan 2000
2101 Webster 2100
2201 Fillmore 2200
2301 Stelner 2300
2401 Pierce 2400
2501 Scott 2500
2601 Devlsadero 2600
2701 Broderick 2700
2801 Baker. 2800
(e) Lyon (e)
Filbert Flace,bet Kear-
ny and Dupont fm Union
to Filbert.
Fillmore, bet Webster
and Stelner N fm Ridley to
South. Street. S.side.
1 Ridley 2
101 Hermann 100
Germaula
201 WaUer 200
301 Halght 300
401 Page 400
501 Oak 500
601 Fell 6.0
701 Hayes 700
801 Grove 800
901 Fulton 900
1001 McAllister 1000
IIOI Golden Gate av_...l 100
1201 Turk 1200
1301 Eddy 1300
1401 Ellis 1400
, Bylngton.
1501 O'Farrell 1500
1601 Geary 1600
1701 Post 1700
1801 Sutter _....1800
1901 Bush _ 1900
Wlldey
2001 Pine _ 2000
2101 California 2100
2201 Sacramento 2200
2;«1 Clay 2300
2401 Washington 2400
2.501 Jacksoa 2500
2601 Pacific „....2e0O
2701 Broadway 2700
2801 Vallejo... _....28O0
2901 Green 2S-00
3001 Union ...„ 3000
3101 Filbert 3100
PIxley
3201 Greenwich 3200
Moulton ,..„
3301 Lombard S.'iOO
3401 Chestnut 3400
3.T01 Francisco 3.W0
3601 Bay 3000
3701 North Point .T700
3801 Beach 3800
3901 Jefferson 3900
40O1 Tonquln 4000
(«) Lewis (e)
Fillmore Place, bet
Pine and California (m
Fillmore AV.
First, bet Fremont and
Second fm Market SE to
the bay.
Ecvit. Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
Stevenson 22
Jessie 46
Lick alley 66
101 Mission 100
Minna 118
Natoma 146
Melius
201 Howard 200
Tehama 220
223 Tehama place
Clementina 248
301 Folsom 300
Guy place 318
Boston place 320
Laurel place 350
401 Harrison 400
Goodsell place
Simpson place 416
Alger place
501 Bryant 500
Federal 520
601 Brannan 600
Bluxome
(e) Townsend (e)
First A ve n ne, bet
Mission and Valencia. See
Julian Avenue.
First Avenue, Im Pre-
sidio Reservation S to J.
First Avenue, South S
F. See Honduras.
Fisher Alley, bet Pa-
cilic and Broadway fm
Powell E.
Flint Alley, bet San-
some and Battery fm Val-
lejo S.
Floral ©rove. See
Brooks.
Florence, bet Taylor and
Jones fm Broadway to
Valielo.
Florida, bet Alabama
and Bryant av fm Channel
S to Serpentine av.
Folger Alley, bet Web-
ster and Fillmore fm Ellis
S.
Folsom, bet Howard and
Harrison SW from East to
Thirteenth thence S.
S.S. Street. A'. W. side.
1 East 2
(r) Steuart (c)
101 Spear 100
201 Main 200
301 Beale 30O
315 Zoe place
401 Fremont 400
Baldwin court 408
409 Grant place
501 First 500
Rodney
543 Essex
601 Second 600
6:« Hawthorne-
649 Hampton place
701 Third 700
717 Ritch
761 Alice
801 Fourth 800
827 Miller place
901 Fifth 900
929 Falmouth
1001 Sixth 1000
1011 Caroline
Harriet _...1016
1019 Columbia Square..
Rufls 1028
1039 Sherman — *-
Moss 1042
1101 Seventh 1100
1113 Langton 1114
1127 Bruce place
Rausch 1130
1145 Otis place
1201 Eighth 1200
1301 Ninth 1300
1401 Tenth 1400
1417 Juniper
1501 Eleventh 1500
Norfolk
1601 Twelfth 1600
1701 Thirteenth 1700
Erie
1801 Fourteenth 1800
1901 Fltteenth l!HX)
2001 Sixteenth 2(H)0
2101 Seventeenth 2100
2201 Eighteenth 2200
2301 Nineteenth 2:i00
2401 Twentieth 2400
2.T01 Twenty-flrst 250O
2601 Twenty-second ....2600
2701 Twenty-third 2700
2801 Twentv-fourth 2800
2901 Twenty-flfth 2900
3001 Twenty-sixth 3000
Folsom Avenue. See
Otis Place.
Foote Avenae, San Mi-
guel.
Ford, bet Seventeenth and
Eighteenth fm Sanchez W
to Castro.
Fortieth Avenae,
South S F. See Porto
Rico.
Fortieth Avenue, fm
City Cemetery S.
Forty-eiehlh Avenue
fm Citv Cemetery S.
Forty -eighth A v e -
nue. South S F. See
Carthagrena.
Fort.v-fifth Avenne,
fm City Cemetery S.
Forty-nrth Avenae,
South S F. See BTlca-
ragrua.
Forty-first Avenne,
fm Citv Cemetery S.
Fort.r-first Avenue,
South SF. See San Do-
niineo.
Forty - fourth Ave-
nue, I'm City Cemetery S.
Forty-fourth Av-
enue, South S F. See
Ecuador.
Forty-ninth Avenne,
tm B, south to J.
Forty-ninth Avenne
South SF. See Bolivia
Forty-second Av-
enue, fm City Cemetery
Forty-second Av-
enue, South S F. See
Guatemala.
Forlyseventh Ave-
nue, fm City Cemetery
S.
Forty -seventh Ave-
nue, South S F. See
Yucatan.
Forty -sixth Avenue,
fm City Cemeterj- 8.
Forty -sixth Avenae,
South S F. See Tahiti.
Forty-third Avenue,
fm City Cemetery S.
Forty-tlilrd Avenue,
South S F. See Argen-
tine.
Fountain, bet Ellen and
Beilevue fm Twenty-
fourth to Twenty-sixth
Fourteenth, bet Thir-
teenth anil Fifteenth fin
Harrison W.
South. Street. if. side.
1 Harrlcon 2
101 Folsom 100
Shotwell
201 Howard 200
Natoma
Minna
301 Mission 300
Julian avenne
401 Valencia 400
601 Guerrero 500
flOl Dolores 000
Market
701 Church 700
801 Sanchez 800
901 Noe 90O
1001 Castro 1000
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Foarfeenth Avenne,
f^mth S F. See I»»r»-
Bun.T.
Fuurle«iitli AT«nae,
Im Presidio EeseVvatlon
south to V.
Fourth, bet Third and
Firth fm Market SE to the
bay.
Eatt. Street W. tide.
1 Market -. 2
21 Stevenson
31 Jessie 30
101 Mission 100
117 Minna 116
133 Everett
201 Howard 200
219 Tehama 218
243 Clementina 242
301 Folsom 300
317 LonlBa „ 316
333 Clara 332
401 Harrison _ 400
418 Perry 416
431 Silver
501 Brvant _. 500
523 "Welsh
537 Freelon _
601 Brannan. 600
Bluxume 620
701 Townsend 700
Jewett
Kine
801 Berry 800
Channel
Hoop r _
Irwin
HubbelL
Foartl) Avenue, fm
Presidio Beservation S to
K.
Fonrtli Arenue, South
S F. See Manila.
Fonrlli Place,bet Hyde
and Lorkln Ini Pacific S.
France Avenue, Ex-
celsior Homestead Asso-
ciation.
Francis, Academy Tract
Francisco, bet Chestnut
and Bay AV fm Montgom-
ery to Presidio Reserva-
tion.
South. Street. JV. side.
1 Montgomery 2
Winthrop
(c) Kearny (c)
101 Dupont 100
Midway East
BeUair place __
201 Stockton 200
Midway West
301 Powell. 300
401 Mason 400
501 Taylor 500
Montgomery av....
601 Jones 600
701 Leavenworth. 700
801 Hyde 800
901 Larkln. 600
1001 Polk 1000
1101 Van Ness avenne.llOO
1201 Franklin 1200
1301 Gough 1300
1401 Octavia 1400
Laguna
Lolxjs Square _
1701 Webster 1700
1801 Fillmore 1800
1901 Steiner 1900
20O1 Pierce 2000
2101 Scott 2100
2201 Devisadero 2200
2301 Broderick. 2300
2401 Baker 2400
Franconia Avenue,
(€) Lyon. (e)
fm Hope SW to California
av.BH.
Frank Place, T>et Pine
and California fm Mason W
Franklin, bet Van Ness
av and Gough N fm Mar-
ket to Lewis.
Wett Street. E. tide
1 Market and Page... 2
Lily avenue
101 Oak 100
Hickory avenue....
201 Fell 200
Linden avenue ..._
301 Hayes 300
Ivy avenue
401 Grove 400
Birch avenue
501 Fulton 500
Ash avenue
601 McAllister 600
Locust avenue.....
701 Golden Gate av_... 700
Elm avenue
801 Tnrk_ 800
Laurel avenue
901 Eddy 900
WiUow avenue „...
1001 Ellis 1000
Olive avenue..
1101 O'FarrelL 1100
Myrtle avenue
1201 Geary 1200
Cedar avenue.
1301 Post 1300
Walnut avenue
1401 Sntter 1400
Fern avenue
ISO! Bush 1500
1507 Austin. 1508
1601 Pine 1600
1701 California 1700
1801 Sacramento 1800
1901 Clay 1900
2001 Washington 2000
2101 Jackson 2100
2201 Pacific 2200
2301 Broadway 2300
2401 Vallejo 2400
2501 Green 2500
2601 Union 2600
2701 Filbert 2700
2801 Greenwich 2800
2901 Lombard 2900
3001 Chestnut 3000
3101 Francisco 3100
Bay
Gov't Reservation
(e) Lewis (e)
Franklin Square, bet
Santa Clara and Center,
York and Jersey.
Frederick, bet Bryant
and Brannan. See Fed-
eral.
Frederick, bet Carl and
Waller fm Masonic av W.
Freelon. See I^lew-
ellyn.
Freelon, bet Bryant and
Brannan fm Fourth E to
Zoe.
Fremont, bet Beale and
First fm Market SE to the
East. Street, W. tide.
1 Market 2
101 Mission 100
Melius
201 Howard 200
243 Lincoln place
301 Folsom 300
401 Harrison 400
425 Lawrence place....
501 Bryant 500
(e) Brannan (e)
Fremont Court, bet
Powell and Mason fm Clay
S.
Fresno, bet Plumas and
India fm the bay W to
Honduras.
Friedman Place, bet
Pacific and Broadway from
»» Larkln E.
Front, bet Davis and Bat-
tery N from Market to
Greenwich.
Wett. Street. E.tide.
1 Market. 2
101 Pine 100
201 California 200
211 Halleck
301 Sacramento 300
317 CommerclaL 318
401 Clay 400
(c) Merchant 416
501 Washington ."iOO
Oregon„...._„ 510
601 Jackson. 600
Clark 614
701 Pacific 700
713 Chambers. 712
801 Broadway 800
901 Vall^o \d)
1001 Green (d)
Commerce..
UOl Union (dl
Dock
.: (d
-. (d)
1201 Filbert (rf)
(e) Greenwich (e)
Front Avenue, bet
Water Front and Hondu-
ras fm India SE.
Fulton, bet Grove and
McAllister W fm Larkln.
South. StreeL A\ tide.
1 Larkln..- 2
101 Polk 7. 100
201 Van Ness avenue. 200
301 Franklin _ 300
401 Gough 400
501 Octavia. 500
601 Laguna „., 600
701 Buchanan 700
801 Webster 800
901 Flllmore.„ 900
Steiner 1000
Pierce 1100
1201 Scott „ „1200
1301 Devlsadero 1300
1401 Broderick 1400
1501 Baker 1500
1601 Lyon...„ 1600
1701 Lott 1700
1801 Masonic avenue..i800
1901 Ashbury 1900
2001 Clayton. 2000
2101 Cole 2100
2201 Shrader 220C
2301 Stanvan 2300
«, South SF. See San tee
Oaines, l)et Battery and
Sansome fm Green to
Union.
Oale, bet First and Second,
fm Townsend to'.and front-
ing, the bay.
Gambler, bet Madison
and Harvard fm Silver av
SE.
Oarden, bet Sixth and
Seventh fm Harrison to
Brvant.
earden Avenue, bet
Geary and Post fm Devls-
adero to Bioderick.
Gardner, l>et Kearny and
Dupont fm Post N.
Gardner Place, bet
Clay and Washington fm
Mason W.
Garen, W s San Bruno
Road 4 miles fm City Hall
Garaeld, N of Shields
fm Orizaba av W, City
Land Association.
Gates, fm Cortland av S to
Crescent av, B H
Gaven, University H
Assn.
Gaven, bet Powell and
Mason fm Filbert to
Gerenwlch.
Gear.T, bet O'FarreU and
Post W fm Junction Kear-
nv and Market to First av.
South. StreeL Ji. side.
I Market AKeainy. 2
25 Brooks
101 Dupont 100
201 Stockton
301 Powell 300
401 Mason 400
Metcalfe place 416
417 Slartha place_.._.„
501 Taylor 500
511 Geary place....
515 Wmiam ™ 512
601 Jones „ 600
701 Leavenworth. 700
801 Hyde ,800
901 Larkln. 900
1001 Polk 1000
1101 Van Ness avenue.llOO
1201 Franklin. „ 1200
1301 Gough 13C0
1401 Octavia. 1400
1501 Laguna. „ 1500
1601 Buchanan 1600
1701 AVebster „1700
1801 Fillmore ISOO
1901 Steiner
2001 Pierce „
2101 Scott „ 2100
2201 Devlsadero „..2200
2301 Broderick 2300
St Joseph's av
Baker 2400
Lyon. 2500
Central a venue.... 2600
Walnut, 2700
2%1 Laurel 2800
2901 Collins 2900
.31101 Blake. .3000
3101 Cook 3100
3201 Bovce 3200
3301 Wllllambon 3.100
3401 Chase 3400
3501 Merrifield 3500
3601 Mears 3600
(e) First avenue (e)
Geary Place, bet Taylor
and Jones fm Geary S.
C^eneva, bet Sixth and
Seventh fm Brannan SE.
Geneva Avenue, fin
Old County Road, San
Miguel.
George, bet Fifth and
Sixth fm Hooper to Hub-
bell.
Georsla, bet Louisiana
and Michigan fin Solano S
to Honduras.
Gerke Alle.v, bet Filbert
and Greenwich fm Dupont
K
Germania, bet Kate and
Waller fa Webster to FU1-.
more.
Ciertrudis, fm Hecker S
W to lUais Creek.
Gibbs.bet Washington and
Jackson fm Montgomery
av W.
Gibraltar, South SF.bet
Madagascar and Azores fm
Charter Oak av to County
line.
Gibson, bet Green and
Union fm Larkln E.
Gila, South S F. bet Kas-
kaskla and Tallapoosa Im
India SW to County line.
Gilbert, bet Sixth and
Seventh (m Bryant to
Townsend.
Gilmore, E s Kentucky
nr Shasta.
Girard, bet San Bruno
Road and Berlin fm Silver
av S.
Glasgoiv, bet Powell and
Mason Im Eddy to Ellis.
Glen Park Avenue,
bet Mission and Howard
fm Twelfth SW.
Glenwood Place, bet
Twelfth and Thhrteenth
fm Howard S.
Glover,bet Broadway and
Vallejo fm Jones W.
Goat Alley, bet Battery
and Sansome fm Vallejo
to Green.
Godeus, E s Mission nr
Thirtieth E to California
av.
Gody, W 6 Mission near
Twertv-elghth.
Goettingen, bet Berlin
and Somerset fm Silver
avS.
Gold, bet Jackson and Pa-
cific fm Sansome to Mont-
gomery.
Golden Conrt,l>et Jones
and Leavenworth fm Sac-
ramento S.
Golden Gate Av-
enue, bet McAllister and
Turk W fm Junction Tay-
lor and Market
South. Street. iV. side.
1 Market and Taylor 2
101 Jones 100
201 Leavenworth 200
Dale place
Charles —
301 Hyde 300
401 Larkln 400
501 Polk 500
601 Van Ness avenue. 600
701 FranklliL 700
801 Gongh
901 OcUvla.
1001 Laguna 1000
1101 Buchanan 1100
1-201 Webster 1200
1301 Fillmore 1300
1401 Steiner 1400
1.501 Pierce 1500
1601 Scott 1600
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1701 Devlsadero 1700
1801 Broderlck 1800
1901 Baker inOO
2001 Lvon 2000
2101 Lott 2100
(e) Masonic avenue... (e)
Oolden Oaf« Park,
bet D and H fm the ocean
to Stanyan and bet Fell
and Oak to Baker.
eoldiuan Place, bet
Sixteenth and Seven-
teenth (m MiRhlon E.
Cr»od-llilIdren, bet
Kearny and Pupont fm
Greenwich to Lombard.
Goodsell Place, bet
Harrison and Brvant fm
First E.
Oatrdon, bet Eighth and
Ninth trom HarrJBon NW.
Gough, bet Franklin and
Octavla K fm Market to
Lewis.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Market & Halght_ 2
Kone avenue
101 Page 100
Lily avenue
201 Oak „ 200
Hickoo' avenue....
301 FeU 300
Linden avenue
401 Hiyes 400
Ivy avenue
501 Grove 500
Birch avenue _
601 Fulton 600
Ash avenue
701 McAllister 700
Locust avenue
Golden Gate av_... 800
Turk 900
Laurel avenue
1001 Kddy 1000
WlUow avenue
1101 EUla 1100
(illve avenue
1201 O'FarreU 1200
Myrtle avenue
1301 (ieary 1300
Oedar avenue
1401 Post 1400
Walnut avenue.. .„
1501 Sutter 1500
Fern avenue
1601 Bush 1600
Austin
ITW Pine „ 1700
1801 California 1800
Sacramento 1900
Clay 3000
2101 Washington. 2100
2201 Jackson 2200
2301 Pacific 2^00
2101 Broadway 240O
2501 Vallejo 2500
2601 Green 2600
2701 Union 2700
2801 Filbert. : 2800
2901 Greenwich. 2900
3001 Lombard. 3000
3101 Chestnut 3100
3301 Francisco 3200
Bay
Gov't Keservatlon
(e) Lewis (e
Ctrace Terrace. S s Cali-
fornia bet Cupont and
Stockton.
Or ah am Place, bet
Stockton and Dupont fm
Union to Green.
Cranada, South S F, bet
Salvador and Bermuda fm
Tombigbee to Alleghany.
Orand Arenue, bet
Ninth and Tenth fm Mis-
sion to Howard.
Orand Place, bet Dn-
pont and Kearny fm Fil-
bert S.
Orant, bet Saratoga and
Ion fra La Grand av S.
Orant Alle.v, bet Guer-
rero and Dolores, fm Fif-
teenth to Sixteenth.
Orant Place, bet Fre-
mont and First fm Folsom
Orattan, S of Sullivan tm
Stan}-an W.
Oreen, bet Vallejo and
Union Wfm Front to Pre-
slillo Reservation.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Front 2
101 Battery 100
Gaines .„
201 Sansome 200
Calhoun
301 Montgomery 300
Vincent 316
319 Kohler place
Bone alley 326
331 Keed place _
401 Kearuy 400
Sonora 406
Lafayette place 420
501 Dupont 500
Banuam place 510
Union place 522
529 Bower place
Graham place 539
Montgomery av....
601 Stockton 600
701 Powell 700
Eaton alley _
August alley 718
801 Mason 800
Salmon
901 Taylor 900
1001 Jones 1000
1101 Leavenworth 1100
New Orleans alley
Hamlin
1201 Hyde 1200
1301 Larkln 1300
1401 Polk 1400
1501 Van Ness avenue„1500
1601 Franklin. 1600
1701 Gough 1700
1801 Octavia. 1800
1901 Laguna. 1900
2001 Buchanan 2000
2101 Webster 2100
2201 Fillmore 2200
2:»l Stelner 2300
2401 Pierce 2400
2501 Scott 2500
2601 Devlfcadero 2600
2701 Broderick 2700
2801 Baker 2800
(e) Lyon (e)
Oreen Place, bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny fm
Green N.
Oreen 's Court, bet
Mission and Howard,
Spear and Steuart.
Oreenn-lcb, bet Filbert
and Lombard W fm Front
to Presidio Reservation.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Front 2
101 Battery 100
201 Sansome 200
Prtngle court
301 Montgomery 300
401 Kearny 400
Telegraph place....
501 Dupont 500
505 Kramer place
Bellevue avenue...
601 Stockton 600
Bond alley
701 Powell 700
703 Gaven
Chamber's alley...
721 Scotland
Montgomery av....
801 Mason 800
Hartmann 806
Jansen 816
901 Taylor 900
907 Roach
1001 Jones lOOO
1101 Leavenworth 1100
Randall place
1201 Hyde 1200
1301 Larkln. 1300
1401 Polk 1400
1501 Van Ness avenue_1500
1601 FrankUn 1600
1701 Gough 1700
1801 Octavla 1800
1901 Laguna 1900
2001 Buchanan. 2000
2101 Webster 2100
2201 Fillmore „ 2300
2301 Stelner 2300
2401 Plerce.„ 2400
2501 Scott....„ 2500
2601 Devlsadero 2600
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(«) Lyon (e)
OrfAar, bet Union and
Filbert fm Octuvla to La-
guna.
Orove, bet Hayes and
Fulton fm Larkln W.
South. Street N.side.
1 Larkln 2
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ness avenue.. 200
301 Franklin 300
401 Gough 400
501 Octavia 500
601 Laguna 600
701 Buchanan 700
801 Webster 800
901 Fillmore 900
Stelner
Alamo Square
1201 Scott 1200
1301 Devlsadero 1300
1401 Broderick 1400
1501 Baker 1500
1601 Lyon 1600
1701 Lott 1700
1801 Masonic avenue...l800
1901 Ashbury 1900
2001 Cla>-ton 2000
2101 Cole 2100
2201 Shrader 2200
(e) Stanyan. (e)
Onadalonpe, South SF,
bet Azores and Vancouv-
er fm Charter Oak av to
County line.
Onatemala, South S F,
bet San Domingo and Ar-
gentine fm San Bruno
Road to County line.
Ouerrero, bet Valencia
and Dolores fm Market S
to Old San Jos6 Road.
East. Street. W. aide.
1 Market 2
101 Ridley 100
Clinton Park
Baltimore Park...,
Quinn
Brosnan
201 Fourteenth 200
301 Fifteenth 300
401 Sixteenth 400
Camp _
501 Seventeenth 500
519 Dorland 518
601 Eighteenth 600
701 Nineteenth 700
Cumberland
801 Twentieth 800
Liberty
901 Twenty-first 900
HIU
1001 Twenty-second 1000
Alvarado „
1101 Twenty-thlrd......„1100
Elizabeth
1201 Twenty-fourth 1200
1301 Twenty-fifth 1300
1401 Twenty-sixth 1400
Oniana, South S F, bet
Vancouver and Malacca
fm Railroad av to County
line.
Oannison ATcnne, S
s Preclta av S to Ripley
place.
OustaTus, bet Powell and
Mason fm California to Sac-
ramento.
Outenberg, West End
Homestead Association,
Ony Place, bet Folsom
and Harrison fm First SW.
H, bet Golden Gate Park
and I ftn First av W.
H, South SF. See Pen-
obscot.
Haggin, bet Third and
Fourth tm King to Berry.
Halght, bet Waller and
Page W fmjunctlon Gough
and Market.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Market and Gough 2
101 Octavla. 100
301 Laguna 200
301 Buchanan. 300
401 Webster , 400
501 Fillmore ..„ 500
601 Stelner 600
701 Pierce _. 700
801 Scott 800
901 Devlsadero.. 900
1001 Broderick 1000
1101 Baker _..110O
1201 Lyon 1200
1301 Lott, 1300
1401 Masonic avenue ...1400
1501 Ashburv 1500
1601 Clayton 1600
1701 Cole. 1700
1801 Shrader 1800
(e) Stanyan. (e)
BtalcWs San Bmno Road
3 miles fra City Hall.
Hall Alley, bet Sansome
and Montgomery fm Val-
lejo S.
Ball Conrt. bet Wash-
ington and Jackson fm
Dupont W.
Hall Place, bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde Im
Jackson N.
Halleck, bet California
and Sacramento fm Front
to Leidesdortr.
Elalleck, E s Buchanan
nr Lombard. See Mag-
nolia.
Hamilton, bet Holyoke
and Bowdoin fm Sliver av
S, U M T.
Hamilton Square, bet
Scott and Stelner, Post and
Geary.
Hamlin, bet Leaven-
worth and Hyde fm Green
N.
Hamlin Place, bet
Broadway and Vallejo fm
Larkln E.
Hammond Place, bet
Second and Third fta
Townsend to Berry.
Hampshire, berPotrero
av and Yorg fin Channel
S to Serpentine av.
Hampton Conrt. bet
Hawthorne and Third fm
Harrison NW.
Hampton Place, bet
Second and Third fm Fol-
som SE.
Hancock,bet Eighteenth
and Nineteenth, from
Church to Noe.
Hanover, West End
Homestead.
Hardie Place, bet Snt-
ter and Bush fm Kearny
E.
Hardy, bet Church and
Sanches N from Sixteenth
to Seventeenth
Harlan Place, bet Sut-
ter and Bush tm Dupont
W.
Harlem Alley, bet
Leavenworth and Ada
Court fm O'FarreU N.
Harper, bet Warren and
Merced fm Thirtieth S to
Laidley.
Harriet, bet Sixth and
Seventh fm Howard to
Folsom.
Harrington, Academy
Tract.
Harrison, bet Folsom
and Bryant SW fm Stenart
to Fourteenth, thence S to
Serpentine av.
South, Street, ilT. side.
1 Steuart - 2
101 Spear 100
Johnston _ „_
201 Mam...„ ™ 200
301 Beale _ „... 300
401 Fremont 400
501 First „ 300
Essex 538
551 Rincon place _
557 Stanley place
Charles place 570
601 Second...__ „ 600
613 Vassar place.. ..
Hawthorne _ SiO
Hampton court... 670
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701 Third 700
KItch 720
801 Fourth 800
901 Fifth 900
913 Averlll avenue
9.53 f)ak Grove avenue
969 Morris avenue
1001 Sixth 1000
1011 Garden
Columbia Square...
Shemian
1101 Seventh HOC
1119 Langton
1137 Chenley
1149 Hayward
Mariposa Terrace..
1201 Eighth 1200
Gordon
1301 Ninth 1300
Pore
1401 Tenth 1400
1501 Eleventh 1500
Norfolk
Twelfth 1600
1601 Channel
1701 Fourteenth 1700
1721 Alameda
1801 Fifteenth 1800
1821 El Dorado
1901 Sixteenth 1900
1921 Santa Clara
2001 Seventeenth 2000
2021 Marlpoea
2101 EiRhteenth 2100
2121 Solano
Nineteenth 22fX)
2221 Butte
2301 Twentieth 2300
2401 Twenty-first 2400
2501 Twenty-second 2.'iO0
2601 Twenty-third 2600
2701 Twenty-fourth 2700
2801 Twenty-fifth 2800
2901 Twenty-sixth 2900
(e) Serpentine av («)
Harrison ATenne.
See Brace Place.
Harr.y, fm Laidley SWto
Beacon.
Harry Place, bet Fil-
bert and Greenwich I'm
Lapiina E.
Harirord, bet Noe and
Ca.stro fm Eighteenth S to
Twentieth.
Hartiiinnn, bet Mason
and Taylor Ini Gieenwich
to Montgomery av.
Harvard, bet Gnmtter
and Oxford fm Silver av
SE.
Harwood Alley, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Filbert S.
HaTClock, fm Old San
Jose Koad W, N of House
of Correction.
Havens, bet Union and
Filbert fm Leavenworth
\V.
Havens Place, bet
Stockton and Powell fm
■VN'ashington S.
Hawes, bet Tenth and
Eleventh fm Folsom S.
HaM thorne, bet Second
and Third fm Folsom to
Harrison.
Hayes, bet Fell and Grove
W Ihi Junction Market and
Larkin.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Market & Larkin... 2
College place 16
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ness avenue.. 200
301 Franklin 300
401 Gough 400
501 Octavla ,500
801 Lapruna 600
701 Buchanan 7(X)
801 Webster 800
901 Fillmore 900
1001 Stelncr
1101 Pierce
1201 Scott 1200
1301 Devisadero 1300
1401 Broderick 1400
1501 Baker. ISOO
1601 Lyon IfiOO
1701 Lott 1700
1801 Masonic avenue.. ..1800
1001 Ashbury IHOO
2001 Clayton 2000
2101 Co e 21 00
2201 Shrader 2200
\.c) Stanyan (e)
Hayward, bet Seventh
and Eighth fm Harrison
SE.
Ha.Twood. See Alice.
Head, bet Bright and Vic-
toria, City Land Associa-
tion.
Heath, fm Cortland av
S to San Bruno Road.
Hecher, fm Islals Creek
W. Gift Map No 4.
Helen Place, bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde fm Cal-
ifornia S.
Helena, South S F, S of
Islais Creek fm Water-
ville W to Steuben.
Henderson Avenue,
S 8 Geary bet Johnson av
and First av.
Henrietta, fm San Joe€
Koad nr Thirtieth SE to
North av, B H.
Henrietta Aiquare, bet
Howard and Folsom fm
Eleventh E.
Henry, bet Hyde and Lar-
kin fm Lombard N.
Henry, U. M. T. See
Felton.
Henr.v, bet Fourteenth
and Fifteenth fm Noe W.
Herinser, E of San Bru-
no Koad 4 miles fm City
Hall.
Hermann,bet Brady and
RMley fm Mission W to
Stelner.
Hermann, E of San Bru-
no Road 3 miles fm City
Hall.
Heron, bet Folsom and
Harriwn fm Eighth NE.
Hewlett Alley, bet
Mason and Scott pi fm
Pacific S.
Heyn Place, bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde fm
Clay S.
Hickory Avenue, bet
Oak and Fell im Vun Ness
av to Webster.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Van Ness avenue.. 2
101 Franklin 100
201 Gough 200
301 Octavla 300
401 Laguna 400
501 Buchanan 500
601 Webster 600
High, bet Btllevue and
Mission Ocean House
Road fm Twenty-filth S
to Twenty-sixth.
Highland Terrace,
N s California bet Jones
and Leavenworth.
Hill, bet Twenty-first and
Twenty-second fm Valen-
cia W to Guerrero, and fm
Sanchez AV to Castro.
Hinimelniann Place
bet Mason and Taylor im
Pacific to Broadn a}'.
Hinckley, bet Broadway
and Vallejo fm Kearny to
Dupont.
Hobart Alley, bet Post
and .Sutter fm Taylor E.
Hodges Alley, bet San-
some and Montgomery fin
Vallejo N.
Hodges C o n r f , bet
Market and Mission fm
Spear W.
Hodgson Alley, bet
Mission and First av fm
Sixteenth N.
HofT Avenue, bet Mis-
sion and Valencia fm Six-
teenth to Seventeenth.
Hollis, bet Buchanan and
*V ebster fm Ellis to O'Far-
rell.
Mo«»y Park Avenue.
SAV e Bernal Heights nr
San Jose Road.
Holyoke, bet Somerset
•nd Hamilton fm Silver
8V S.
Homer, bet Bovd and
Horrl'on fm Chesley NE
and SW.
Homestead, bet Doug-
lass and Ellen fm Twenty-
fourth to Twenty-sixth.
Honduras, South S F,
E of Denmark fm IsUia to
China.
Hooker Alley, bet
Bush and Pine fm Mason
E.
Hooper, bet Channel and
Irwin SW fm Kentucky to
Eighth.
Hope, fm California av N
W to Franconla av, B H.
Hopeton Terrace, bet
Stockton and Powell fm
Washington S.
Horace Alley, bet Fol-
som and Shotwell fm
Twenty-fifth to Twenty-
sixth.
Houston, bet Chestnut
and Fianclsco fm Taylor
to Jonee.
Howard, bet Mission and
Folsom SW fm East to
Thirteenth, thence S to
Serpentine av.
South. Street. N.side.
1 East 2
(c) Steuart (c)
Green court
101 Spear ICO
Dexter - —
201 Main 200
301 Beale 300
401 Fremont 400
501 First 500
Maiden alley
GOl Second 600
New Montgomery
633 Hubbard
701 Third 700
801 Fourth 800
Howird court 814
901 Fifth 900
Mary
1001 Sixth 1000
1013 Harriet
1041 Russ
1059 Moss
1101 Seventh 1100
1111 Langton
1127 Rausch
1159 Sumner
1201 Eighth 1200
1301 Ninth 1300
Berkeley avenue...
Grand avenue
1401 Tenth 1400
1501 Eleventh 1500
Lafavette
1601 Twelfth 1600
Bowles place 1626
1701 Thirteenth 1700
Erie...
1801 Fourteenth 1800
1901 Fifteenth 1900
Adair
2001 Sixteenth 2000
2101 Seventeenth 2100
2201 Eighteenth 2200
2301 Nineteenth 2300
Kensington place..
2401 Twentieth 2400
2501 Twenty first 2500
2601 Twenty-second 2600
2701 Twenty-third 2700
2801 Twenty-fourth 2800
2901 Twenty-filth 2!,00
3001 Twenty-sixth 3000
(e) Serpentine av (e)
Howard Court, bet
Fourth and Fifth fm
Howard NW.
Howlh, San MIgnel.
Hubbard, bet Second and
Third fni Howard SE.
Hubbeli, bet Irwin and
South SW fm Kentucky to
Center.
Hudson, bet Fourth and
Fifth fm Channel to South.
Hudson. See Apple-
ton.
Hulbert Alley, bet
Four;h and Fifth SE and
NW fm Clara.
Humboldt, bet Sierra
and Nevada fm Water
Front to Maryland.
Hunt, bet Mission and
Howard fm Thir.l NE.
Hunter, Wg San Bruno
Koad 4 miles fm City Hall
Huron. San Miguel.
Hyde, bet Leavenworth
and Larkin N fm McAl-
lister to Jefferson.
West. Street. E. tide.
1 McAllister 2
101 Tvler lOO
201 Turk 200
203 H.vde place
301 Eddy 300
401 Ellis 400f
801 O'Farrell 500
Mabel alley
601 Geary 600
701 Post 700
801 Sutter 809
901 Bush 900
1001 Fine 1000
1101 California 1100
1201 Sacramento. 1200
Troy alley
1301 Clay 1300
1401 Washington 1400
1501 Jackson 1500
1601 Pacific 160O
Lynch 160S
1701 Broadway 1700'
1801 Vallejo 1800
1901 Green ISOO
Delgado place
Russell
2001 Union 2000
Allen
2101 Filbert 2100
2201 Greenwich 2200
2:m Lombard 230O
2401 Chestnut 2400
2501 Francisco 25(X>
2601 Bay 2600
Bergen alley
2701 North Point 2700
2801 Beoch 2800
(e) Jefferson (r)
H:ide Place, liet Turk
and Eddy fm Hyde W.
I, bet H and J fm First av
W.
I, South S F. See Osage.
Idaho, bet Arizona and
Dacotah fm Water Front
S to India.
Illinois, bet Michigan
and Kentucky fm Fourth
S to Honduras.
India, South SF, SW and
N s of India Basin.
India Avenue, Excel-
sior Homestead Associa-
tion.
Indiana, bet Minnesota
and Iowa fm Center 8 to
Tulare.
Ion, bet Grant and Mans-
field fm La Grand av sE.
Iowa, bet Indiana and
Pennsylvania fm Center 8
to Tulare.
Irwin, bet Hooper and
Hubbeli SW fm Kentucky
to Eighth.
Isabel, fm Wolfe SE to
Shakspeare, B H.
Isis, bet Folsom an-l Har-
rison fm Twelfth SW.
Islais, S s Islais Creek
channel fm the bay W.
Italy Avenue, Excel-
sior Homestead Associa-
tion.
Ivy Avenue, bet Hayes
and urove fm Polk W.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Polk 2
(6) Van Ness avenue.. (6)
201 Franklin 200
801 Gough 300
401 Octavia 400
501 Laguna 500
601 Buchanan 800
701 Webhter TOO
Ivy Terrace, bet Du-
pont and Stockton W fm
Sellna Place
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J.bet I and K fm First avW.
jr. South S F. See Mo-
nongrahela.
JackMOn,bet Wafihlneton
and PaclHcWfm East.
South, Street. A', tide.
1 East 2
(c) Drunim....^ (c)
101 Davis 100
201 Front 200
301 Battery 300
313 Custom House pU..
401 Sansonie 400
Balance 412
431 Jones alley
501 MontRomery 500
Montgomery av...„
601 Kearny 600
•623 CoopRr'sollev
633 Washington place.
Lozler 642
701 Dupont 700
711 St Louis alley
Sullivan alley 720
723 Stoat's or Ross al..
801 Stockton 800
Bedford place 806
813 Trenton 814
819 Stone
Adele alley 824
901 Powell 900
Dore alley
1001 Mason lOOO
1007 Marcy place
Auburn 1014
UOl Tavlor IIOO
1201 Jones 1200
1301 Leavenworth 1300
Hall place
Wall place
1401 Hyde 1400
1501 Larkin 1500
1601 Polk 1600
1701 Van Ness avenue.1700
1801 Franklin 1800
1901 Gough 1900
2001 Octavia 20O0
2101 Lagun 2100
2201 Buchanan 2200
2301 Webster 2:500
2401 Fillmore 2400
Stelner 2500
Pierce 2600
2701 Scott 2700
2801 Devlsadero 2800
2901 Broderlck. 2!i00
3001 Baker :»000
3101 Lyon 3100
3201 Central avenue 3200
3301 Walnut 3>i00
3401 Laurel 3400
3501 Locust 3500
3601 Spmce 3600
3701 Maple 3700
•3801 Cherry 3800
(e) First avenue (e)
■Jackson Park, bet
Santa ■ lara and Mariposa,
Carolina and Arkansas.
Jackson Place, bet
Green and Vallejo fm
Montgonif»ry K
Jacoby Placcbet Leav-
enworth aud Hyde tm Cal-
ifornia N.
Jamaica, South S F, bet
Malta aud Madagascar fm
Railroad avtoWater Front
Jamen, South S F, bet St
Lawrence and Kaskaskia
fm Water Front SW to
County line.
Jane Place, bet Mason
and Tuylor fm Pine N.
Jansen. bet Mason and
Taylor fm Greenwich to
Lombard.
Japan, S 8 Bryant bet
First and Second.
Japan Avenue. Excel-
sior Homestead Associa-
t on.
Jarnac, fm Old San Jos€
Ruad W.
Jasper Alle 7, bet Union
and Filbert fm Jasper place
E.
Jasper Place, bet Du-
2<>nt and Stockton fm
Union to * llbert.
Java, South S F. bet Mau-
ritius and Salvador fm Sil-
ver av to Alleghany.
Jefferson, bet Beach and
Tonquin W fm Powell to
Presidio Reservation,
South. Street. iV. side.
1 Powell
. d)
101 Mason
:%
201 Taylor
301 Jones„
. d)
401 Leavenworth (d)
501 4vde
. (d)
601 ..arkln
. fino
701 'oik
. 700
Van Ness avenue
Gov't Reservation
1201 La'-'una
1200
1301 Buchanan
,i:«K)
1401 Webster
14(K)
1501 Fillmore
.1500
1601 Stelner
.16(10
1701 Pierce
,1700
1801 Scott
.l.SOO
1901 Devlsadero
.19(K)
2001 Broderlck
aono
2101 Baker
.2100
(e) Lyon.
. (e)
Jefferson Avenue, £ s
E to San Bruno Road
Jefferson Square
, bet
Golden Gate av and JSddy.
LaKuiia aud Gouu-h.
Jerome Alle.r,
bet
Montgomery and Kearny
fm Pacific S.
Jersey, bet Potrero av and
Hampshire fm Mission
Creek S to Twenty-
first.
Je Bie, bet Market
and
Mission fm First SW
S.E. StreeU N.W.sidt-.
1 First „
. 2
Ecker „.
Anthony
101 Second
. 1(K)
New Montgomer
161 Annie
16?
(6) Third
301 Fourth
•^
(6) Fifth
(J,)
501 Sixth
, soo
601 Seventh
finn
block numbers from
to 30 inclusive.
701 Eighth
. 700
801 Ninth »
901 Tenth .„.
KOO
900
(6) Eleventh
(h)
(6) Twelfth.
Ih)
(6) Thirteenth
(W
(6) Fourteenth
<f>)
(6) Fifteenth
(M
(6) SLxteenth
(6) Seventeenth
it))
(ft)
1701 Eighteenth _
1700
1801 Nineteenth
1800
1901 Twentieth
1900
(e) Twenty-ttrst
(e)
Jewett, betTownsend and
King fm Fourth to FItth.
John, bet Jack.son and Pa-
cific fm Powell to Mason.
John, bet F-rst and Sec-
ond. See Dover.
Johnson Avenue, bet
Parker av anl Henderson
av fm Geary S.
Johnston, bet Spear and
Main fm Harrison to Bry-
ant.
Jonah, Sunny Vale Home-
stead.
Jones, bet Taylor and
Leavenworth N fm Mar-
ket to .Jefferson.
Wat. Street. E. side.
1 Mkt <t .McAllister.. 2
101 Golden Gate av 100
201 Turk 200
215 McDermott place.
301 Eldy 300
401 Ellis 400
411 Antonio „
Steveloe place 412
501 O'Farrell „ 500
601 Geary 600
Cottage place 614
701 Post 700
Lewis place 704
801 Sutter _ 800
White's place 806
901 Bush 900
1001 Pine 1000
1101 California ...„ 1100
1'201 Sacramento 1200
Pleasant
1301 Clav 1300
1401 Washington 1400
1501 Jackson 1500
1601 Pacific IfiOO
1607 Bernard 1608
1701 Broadway 1700
1801 Vallejo IsOO
Merrlll...._ _
1901 Green 1900
Linclnav
2001 Union 2000
2101 Filbert 2100
Valpaialso
2201 Greenwich 2200
2301 Lombard 2300
Duane
2401 Chestnut 2400
2501 Francisco 2500
Montgomery av...
2601 Bay 2600
2701 North Point 2700
2801 Beach 2800
{e^ Jefferson (e)
Jones Alley, bet San-
snmeand Montgomery fm
Washington to Jackson.
Jones' Place, N s Bry-
aut bet Sixth aud Seventh
Josephine, bet Central
av and Eugenia ftn Geary
Joseph's Terrace, E s
Stockton bet Lombard and
Chestnut.
Joy, fm California av NW
to Brewster, B H.
Julia, bet Seventh and
Eighth fm Mission .S.
Julia Court, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm
U'Farrell N.
Julian Avenue, bet
Mission and Valencia I'm
Fourteenth to Sixteenth.
Julius, bet Kearny and
Dupont fm Lombard N.
Junction, or Dry, bet
Twentv-ninth and Thir-
tieth fm San Jos6 Road W
to Bellevue.
Juniper, bet Tenth and
Eleventh fm Folsom lo
Harrison.
Junipero, bet Tnrkand
St Rose's av fm Masonic
av W to Parker av.
K, bet J and L fm Fourth
av W.
K, South SF. See Savan-
nah.
Kansas.bet Rhode Island
aud Vermont fm Mission
Creek S to Precita Creek.
Kappeler Court, bet
Geary and Post fm Mason
W.
Kaskaskia, South S F,
bet James and Gila fm
Water Front SW to Coun-
tv line.
Kate, bet Ridley and Wal-
ler \V fm junction Market
and Laguna to Stelner. See
Hermann.
Kale Place, bet Seveath
and Eighth fm Bryant
SE.
Kearny,bet Montgomery
and Dupont N Im Market
to North Point.
Wext. Street. JE. side.
1 Market and Geary 2
19 Morton ......_...
101 Post 100
Vermehr place 116
201 Sutter .. 200
Hardle place . 213
301 Bush 300
401 Pine 400
Summer 414
501 California „ 500
601 Sacramento 600
627 Commercial 632
Clay 700
Merchant _ 720
801 Washington 800
901 Jackson 900
Montgomery av ...
1001 Pacific 1000
Rowland _ 1018
1101 Broadway 1100
Dunn alley 1106
1121 Hinckley _ 1120
1201 Vallejo 1200
1215 Ban Antonio
1301 Green. .._ 130o
1401 Union „....1400
101 Filbert „ LWO
1601 Greenwich 1800
1701 Lombard. 1700
1801 Chestnut 1800
1901 Francisco (d)
2001 Bav (^
(e) NorthPoint (e)
Kennebec, bet Banks
and Gates fm Caliibmla
av 8 to Holllday Tract, B.
H.
Kensinsrton Place.
bet Nineteenth and Twen-
tieth fm Howard W.
Kent, bet Union and Fil-
bert fm Mason W.
Kentucky, bet Illinois
and Tennessee fm Chan-
nel S to Denmark.
Keppler Alley, bet
Noe and Sanchez fm Jer-
sey S.
Keyes Alley, bet Pow-
ell and Mason fin Pacific
N.
Kimball Place, bet
Leavenworth and Hyde fta
Sacramento N.
King, bet Townsend and
Berry SW fm the boy to
Eighth.
S.E. Street. JST. W. side.
1 Sicond 2
Hammond place...
101 Third 100
Madden. ...„
Ha,'gin.
201 Fourth _, 20O
301 Fifth . 300
401 Sixth 400
501 Seventh „ 500
(e) Eighth „ „ (e)
Kingr. S fm Islals Creek to
Sliver av, nr San Bruno
Road, U M T.
Kingston Avenue.bet
Thirtieth and Thlrty-flrst
fm Mission W.
Kissling.bet Howardand
Folsom irom Eleventh to
Twelfth.
Kisslingr Place, bet
Folsom and Harrison,
Thirteenth and Four-
teenth.
Knight's Place, West
End Map No 1.
Knox, bet Mansfield ai>d
Madison fm India av SE.
Kohler's Place, bet
Kearny and Montgomery
fm Green S.
Kosciusko, fm Cortland
av S to Crescent av, B 1 1.
Kossuth, E 8 Railroad av
E to Chace.
Kramer Place, bet
Dupont and Stockton fm
Greenwich S.
Krausgrill Alley, bet
Dupont and Stockton fnt
Filbert N.
li. bet K aud M Seventh fm
«T W.
I., South S F. See Platte
l<ararette. bet Eleventh
aud Twelfth fm Mission lo
Howard.
I^afayette, West End
H imestead.
Iiafayette Park, bet
Sacramento and Washing-
ton, Gough and Laguna.
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I<ara>ette Placr, bet
Kearny and Dupont Im
Green to Union.
l,a Orand Arenae,
fm India av S.
liagrnna, bet Octavia and
Buchanan" N fm Market to
Lewis.
Weitt. Street. E. side.
1 Market and Kate.. 2
101 Waller 100
201 Halght 200
Kose avenue
301 Page 300
Lily avenue
401 Oak 400
Hickory avenue....
501 Fell 500
Linden avenue
601 Hayes 600
Ivy avenue
701 Grove 700
Birch avenue
801 Fulton 800
Ash avenue
901 McAllister 900
Locust avenue
1001 Golden Gate av
1101 Turk
Laurel avenue
1201 Eddy 1200
Willow avenue
1301 Ellis 1300
Olive avenue
1401 O'Farrell 1400
Myrtle avenue
1501 Geary 1500
Cedar avenue
1601 Post 1600
Ewing place
Walnut avenue ....
1701 Sutter 1700
Fern avenue
1801 Bush 1800
1901 Pine 1900
2001 California 2000
2101 gncraniento
2201 Clay
2301 Wafhington 2300
2401 Jack-on 2400
2501 Pacific 2500
2601 Broadway 2600
2701 Vallejo 2700
2801 Green 2800
2901 Union 2900
Gripar
3001 Filbert 3000
Harry place
Greenwich 3100
Lombard 3200
Magnolia
3301 Chestnut .^300
3401 Francisco 3400
3501 Bay 3500
3601 North Point 3600
3701 Beach 3700
3801 Jeflereon 3800
3901 Tonquin 3U00
(e) Lewis (e)
I^aliaina, South S F, bet
Algeria and Mauritius fm
Islals Creek to Water
Front.
l.aidley, fm Thirtieth S
E to Fairmount, thence
SW to Cat-tro.
iJaKe, bet Clay and Sacra-
mento fm First av to City
Cemetery.
Ijauders, crosses Market
at lunction of Fourteenth
and Church.
I^angrlou, bet Seventh
and Eiphth fm Howard S
to Brannan.
I/apid|;<>. bet Valencia
and Guerrero fm Eigh-
teenth to NMneteenth.
l.arkin, bet Hyde and
Polk N fm Market to
Tonquin.
West. Street. K side.
1 Market and Hayes 2
Park avenue
101 Grove
Birch avenue
201 Fulton
213 Ash avenue._
301 McAllister 300
315 Locust avenue
401 Golden Gate av 400
Elm avenue
501 Turk 500
3101
Laurel avenue
601 Eddy ; 600
611 Willow avenue
701 Ellis 700
709 Olive avenue
801 O'Farrell 800
813 Myrtle avenue
901 Geary 900
911 Cedar avenue
1001 Post 1000
1013 Walnut avenue
1101 Sutter 1100
Fern avenue
1201 Bush 1200
Vorrath place 1206
1209 Austin
1301 Pine i:'00
1401 California 1400
1501 Sacramento 1500
1601 Clav 1600
1701 Washington 1700
1801 Jackson 1800
1901 Pacific lIlfK)
Friedman place 1910
2001 Broadway 2000
Hamlin place
2101 Vallejo 2100
2201 Green 2200
Rockland
2.301 Union 2.300
2401 Filbert 2400
2501 Greenwich 2500
2601 Lombard 2600
2701 Chestnut 2700
2801 Francisco 2800
2901 Bay -. 2900
3001 NorthPoint 3000
3101 Beach 3100
3201 Jefferson (d)
(e) Tonquin (e)
I<askie, oet Eighth and
Ninth fm Mission NW.
liatham Mace, bet El-
lis and O'Farrell fm Ma-
son W.
l>aura Place, bet San-
some and Montgomery fm
Pine S.
liaurel, bet Walnut and
Locust fm California N.
liBurel Avenue. See
Andover Avenae.
Kiaurel Avenue, bet
Turk arid Eddy fm Larkln
to Webster.
South. Street. N.side
1 Larkin 2
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ness avenue.. 200
301 Franklin 300
(b) Gough (b)
Jefferson Square...
(6) Octavia (6)
601 Lagnna 600
701 Buchanan 700
801 Webster 800
lianrel Place, bet Fol-
som and Harrison fm First
to Esse.\.
I<au88at, bet Halght and
Waller fm Fillmore W to
Stelner
l.aM'rence Place, bet
Harrison and Bryant Im
Fremont E.
liaj'ton, E ot Conkling
fm Silver av N to near
Potomac.
ILeaven worth, bet
Jones and Hyde N fm Mc-
Allister to Jefferson.
West. Street. £. side.
1 McAllister 2
101 Golden Gate av 100
Burcham place
201 Turk 200
301 Eddy 300
401 Ellis 400
501 O'Fariell 500
601 Geary 600
701 Post 700
8U1 Sutter 800
901 Bush 900
1001 Pine lOOO
1101 California 1100
Acorn alley
1201 Sacramento 1200
i:«)l Clav 1300
1401 Washington 1400
1501 Jackson 1500
1601 Pacific 1600
1609 Lvnch
Bernard 1614
1701 Broadway 1700
- AValdo alley
Glover
1801 Vallejo 1800
1901 Green 1900
Lincoln
2001 Union 2000
Havens
2101 Filbert 2100
2201 Greenwich 2200
Zm Lonibar<l 2;;oo
2401 Chestnut 2400
2501 Francisco „ 2500
2601 Bay 2600
2701 North Point 2700
Montgomery av....
2801 Beach 2800
(e) Jeff.rson (e)
l-ed^ard, bet Concord
and Scott avs (m Silver av
SE.
I.ee, fm Cortland av S to
San Br.ino Koad, S s B H.
lieideKdorff, bet San-
some and Montgomery fm
Pine N to Clay.
West. Street. S. side.
1 Pine 2
101 California 100
Halleck
201 Sacramento 200
213 Commercial 212
(e) Clay (e)
I.enn Place, bet Shasta
and Napa from Illinois E.
lieonard, bet Eddy and
Turk fm Leavenworth W.
I.eunore, E s San Bruno
Koad 3 miles fm City Hall.
teroy Place, bet Jones
and Leavenworth tm Sac-
ramento Nand S.
licstrade Place, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Pacific N.
licwifi. fm Polk Wto Pre-
sidio Reservation fronting
the bay.
licwis. See Addison.
l.ewis Place, bet Post
and Sutter im Taylor to
Jones.
liberty, bet Third and
Fourth See Clyde,
liiberty, bet Twentieth
and Twenty-first Im Val-
encia W to Castro.
l,icli, bet Union and Fil-
bert fm Taylor W.
l,ick Alley, bet Market
an* Mission Im First W.
riick Place, bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny fm
Post to Sutter.
liida Place, bet Mission
and Valenc'a fm Fifteenth
S to Sixteenth.
I.iebig, San M1g)iel.
liilac Alley, bet Mission
and Capp from Twenty
fourth to Twenty-sixth.
liily Avenue, bet Page
and Oak fm Franklin W.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Franklin 2
101 Gough 100
201 Octavia 200
301 Laguna 300
401 Buchanan 400
501 Webster 500
liily Avenue, bet Bush
and Pine fm Powell W.
liinia, bet Leavenworth
and Hyde fm Filbert N.
liincolu, B H. See
Blaine.
Xiincoln Avenue, bet
Green and Union fm
Jones W.
liincoln Place, bet
Union and Filbert fm
Hyde E. See Allen.
l.incoln Place, bet
Howard and Folsom fm
Fremont E.
liincoln Road, bet
Clara nv and Douglass fm
Twentieth to Twenty-sec-
ond.
l.i«den Avenue, bet
Fell and Hayes fm E s
Van Ness av to Webster.
South. Street. Jf. side
1 Van Nesa av 2
101 Franklin 100
201 Gough 200
301 Octavia 300
401 Lagnna 400
501 Buchanan 50O
(e') Webster (e)
Iilppard Avenue,
Mission and Thirtieth St
E.xtenslon Homestead Un-
ion.
liliibon. Excelsior Home-
stead Association.
I^lttle, bet Mission and
Delaware av im Ocean
House Road N.
l.lltle WebHter. See
AVinlhrop.
I^lzxie, bet Twenty-ninth
and Thirtieth fm Mission
SE.
I^lewellyn, bet Bourne
and (irsenlusfm Nashua
N to Freedom.
liObOH, Railroad Home-
stead.
l.obo8 Square, bet
Webster and Laguna,
Chestnut and Boy.
liOCUHt, bet Laurel and
Spruce fm California N.
liOCUKt Avenue, bet
McAllister and Golden
Gate av fm Larkin to Fill-
more.
Smith. Street. N. side,
1 Larkin 2
101 Polk lOO
201 Van Ness avenue.. 200
301 Franklin 30O
401 Gough 400
501 Octavia 500
601 Laguna 600
701 Buchanan 70O
liOgran, fm La Grand S.
IiOiubard. bel Green-
wich ond Chestnut W fm
Battery to Presidio Reser-
vation.
South. Street. iV. Hde.
1 Battery (cJ>
Sansome
101 Montgomery lOO
Winthrop
201 Kearnv 200
Good Children
Julius
301 Dupont 30O
Wells c'urt
501 Stockton 500
507 Lombard place
601 Powell 600
Chambers alley
701 Ma-<on 700
705 Hartmann
Field ng 708
Montgomery ov....
713 Jansen
801 Taylor 800
901 Jones 90O
1001 Leavenworth 1000
1101 Hyde IIOO
Henrv
1201 Larkin 120O
1301 Polk I30O
1401 Van Ness avenue..I400
1501 Franklin 1500
1601 Gough 1600
1701 Octavia 170O
1801 Laguna 1800
1901 Buchanan U.OO
2001 Webster 2i OO
2101 Fillmore 2100
2201 Stelner 2200
2301 Pierce 2.300
2401 Scott 2400
awi Devlsadero 2.500
2601 Broderlck 2600
2701 Baker 2700
(e) Lyon (e)
liOinbard Place, bet
Stockton and Powell fm
Lombard S.
liondon. Excelsior
Homestead Association.
IiOoniiK, (m Railroad av
near Waterloo N to Rail-
road «v near Kossuth.
liott, bet Lyon and Ma-
sonic av N fm Waller to
Turk.
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STREET GUIDE.
119
Itonliia, bet Folsom and
Harrlnon fm RItch to
Fuurth.
XtOiiiwa Alley, N s Lon-
Ua bet Hayward and Eliz-
abeth.
TLonlnbnrg, bet Howth
•and Tara fni Ocean House
Riiad to iMt Vernon av.
IionlKiana, bet Mary-
land and Georpia fm Sola-
no S to Honduras.
I^owell^West End Home-
stead Association.
Uozier, bet Kearny and
Dnpont fm Jackson to Pa-
cific.
liucb, fm Orleans to Ber-
nsi av.
IjUcv, l)et Masonic av and
Asliburv fni Waller S.
liund.r I^ane. fm Vir-
ginia av NE to Coso av,
liunt Avenue, bet Gol-
denGate av and McAllister
fm Laguna
I< .V e 1 1 , Spring Valley
Homi'stead Association.
Ii:>ncli, bet Pacific and
Broadway fm Leaven-
worth to Hyde.
IiTon. bet Baker and Lott
N fm Halght to Turk, and
bet Baker and Cen'.ral av
fm Gearv to Lewis.
!<:> onH, B H. See ITIinot
Ki.YKett Place, bet Junes
and Leavenworth fm Sac-
ramento S.
BI, bet L and N fm Seventh
av W.
M, South S ¥. See Yaitoo
M, bet Twenty-second and
Twenty-third fm Sanchez
to Plamond. See Alva-
rado.
nabel Alley, bet O'Far-
rell and Geary fm Hyde E
Bf aeedonia. S s Califor-
nia av S to Cortez, B H.
Madagascar, South S
F, bet Jamaica and Gib-
ralt^ir fm Kailroad av to
Countv line.
Madeira, South S F, bet
Costa Rica and Urufjuay
fm Kailroad av to County
line.
Madden, bet Third and
Fourth fm King to Berr.v.
MadiHon, bet Knox and
Gambter fm Silver avS
Madison Avenue, bet
Firth and Sixth fm Harri-
son S.
Madrid, Excelsior Home-
stead -Association.
ieAlley,be
'ost fm Jones E,
Magrnolia, bet Lnmbard
and Chestnut fm Laguna
W.
Maiden I,ane,bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny fm
Montgomery av R
Maiden liane, bet
Stockton and Powell fm
Vallcjo N. See Vulcan
l,ane.
Main, bet Spear and Beale
fni Market SE to the bay.
East. Street. iV. side.
1 Market 2
Meeks place
Main street place..
101 Mission 100
201 Howard 200
301 Folsom 300
RIncon court
401 Harrison 400
(e) Br.vant (e)
Main Mtreet Place.
bet JIarket and Mlsbion
fm Main E.
Malacca, South S F, bet
Guiana and Tobago fm
Railroad av to County
line.
Maiden Alley, bet
First and Second fm How-
ard SE.
Malta, South S F, bet
Bermuda and Jamaica fm
Railroad av to Water
Front.
Mai Vina Place, bet
Sacramento and Clay fm
Mason W.
Manchesler, fm Mon-
tezuma S to Ripley pi,
Manila, South S F, bet
Montenegro and St Thom-
as fm Ihials to California
Drv Dock.
Manitoba, South S F,
bet Marquesas and Dom-
inica fm Baker av SE to
Water Front.
Manaell, S of Olmstead
Im San Bruno Road W,
U. M. T.
ManMfield, bet Ion and
Knox fm La Grand av SE
Maple, bet Spruce and
Cherrv fm California N.
Maple Court, bet Guer-
rero and Dolores fm Four-
teenth N.
Marcy Place, bet Ma-
son and Taylor fm Jack-
son S.
Marengo, SE of San Bru-
no Road 3 miles fm City
Hall. See Plymonth.
Margaret Place, bet
Ki'arnv and Dupont fm
VallPio N.
Margaret Place, bet
Mason and Taylor f m Turk
N.
Margary, bet Sanchez
and Noe fm Alvarado S to
Clipper.
Maria, bet Harrison and
Brvant and Seventh and
Eighth E and W sides of
Chesley.
Marin, bet Colusa and
Tulare fm the bay W to
Pennsylvania.
Marion Place,bet Tay-
lor and Jones fm Uuioa N
Mariposa, bet Santa
Clara and Solano fm the
bay W to Harrison.
venth and Eighth
fm Harrison N.
Market, fm East SW to
corner Castro and Seven-
teenth.
S.E. Street. N.W.side.
1 East and Sacra'to.. 2
(c) Steuart
101 Spear
Drumm and Cal'a.. 100
201 Main
J avis and Plne..._ 200
301 Beale
401 Fremont
Front 300
501 First
Battery and Bush. 400
527 Ecker
Sansome & Sutter.. ."iOO
601 Second
Montg'y and Post.. 600
617 New Montgomery
639 Annie - — -
Kearny and Geary 700
701 Thi d.
Brooks 734
Dupont 4 O'Far'l. 800
801 Fourth
Stockton and EUis 900
Powell and Eddy ...1000
901 Fifth
Ma.son and Turk... 1100
1001 Sixth
Taylor and Golden
Gate av 1200
Jones & McAlllst.rl300
Seventh _
City Hall avenue...
12111 Eighth
1301 Ninth
LarklnandHayes..360O
1401 Tenth
Polk and Fell 1700
1501 Eleventh
Van Ness av4 Oak 1800
1601 Potter
UOl
Franklin and Page.1900
Rose avenue 1912
1701 Brady —
Goiigh and Halght2000
1801 Valencia
Octavla A Waller_.2l00
Hermann
Pearl
1901 Guerrero
Laguna and Her-
mann 2200
Ridley
2001 Dolores
Buchanan 2300
2101 Church and Four-
teenth 2400
2201 Fifteenth &San'z._2500
2301 Sixteenth andNoe.2600
(e) Seventeenth and
Castro (e)
Marquesaa, South S F,
bet Corea and Manitoba
fm Schneider to Water
Front.
Martha Place, bet Ma-
son and Taylor f m Geary S.
Martin, bet Bush and
Sutter fm Dupont E.
Martinique, South S F,
bet Tobago and Co>ta Rica
fm Railroad av to County
line.
Mary, bet Fifth and Sixth
fm Mission to Howard.
Mar.T I<ane, bet Kearny
and Dupont fm Bush S.
Maryland, bet Delaware
and Louisiana fm Solano
S to Honduras.
Mason, bet Powell and
Taylor N fm Market to Jef-
ferson.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Market and Turk.. 2
101 Eddy 100
201 Ellis 200
Latham place
217 Dikeman place_ ...
301 O'Farrell 300
401 Geary 400
409 Derby
419 Kappelercourt
501 Post 500
Scheerer place
601 Sutter 60
Delta place 616
701 Bush 700
Hooker alley
801 Pine 800
Frank place .
901 California hOO
1001 Sacramento lOOO
1011 Ewer Place
1017 Malvlna place
Dawson place
1101 Clav 1100
1107 Matthew place
Sheppard place 1110
1201 Washington 120)
1301 Jackson 1300
— - . John 1314
1401 Pacific 1400
1501 Broadway 1500
1601 Vallejo 1600
1701 Green 1700
AVinter's lane 1716
1801 Union 1800
Kent 1809
1901 Filbert. 1900
1911 Valparaiso
2001 Greenwich 2000
Slontgomery av_...
2101 Lombard 2100
2201 Chestnut 2200
Water
2301 Fronclsco 2300
Vandewater
2401 Bay 2400
2501 North Point 2500
Alaska place
2601 Beach 2600
(e) Jefferson fe)
Masonic Avenue, bet
Lott and Ashbury 8 fm
Geary.
M»Msactiusett«, bet
New York and Delaware
fm Sonoma S to Honduras
Massasoit. fm Cortez SE
to Franconia av. B H.
Mateo, W of Miguel from
San Jos6 Road NW to
Cherry.
Matthew Place, bet
Clav and Washington tm
Ma.=oii W.
Mauritius, South S F,
bet LahBlna and Java fm
ElmiraSE to Alleghany.
Maxwell, bet Lnrkin and
Polk fm Broadway N to
Vallejo.
Mayilow-er, E s Rose-
crans bet Cal fomla av
and PowhatUn, B H.
Mazzini, E of Orleans
fm Preclta Creek SE to
Schneider.
McAllister, bet Fulton
and Golden Gate av W
fm Junction Jones and
Market.
South. Street. K. side.
1 Market and Jones 2
Park avenue
Leavenworth 100
Hvde 200
Brown's alley
301 Larkin 300
401 PoU 400
501 Van Ness avenue_ 500
601 Franklin. 6 0
701 Gough 700
801 Octavla 800
901 Laguna „.. 900
1001 Buchanan. 1000
1101 AVebster „n00
1201 Fillmore _1200
1301 Stelner _1300
1401 Pierce ., 1400
1501 Scott 1500
1601 Devlsadero 1600
1701 Brodeiick 1700
1801 Baker _ 1800
1901 Lyon liKX)
2001 Lott 2000
(e) Masonic avenue... («)
McClellan, fm Califor-
nia av bet Minot and Wool
S to Cortland av, B H.
McCorniicli, bet Hyde
and Larkin ftn Pacific .S.
McDermott Place,
bet Turk and Eddy fm
Jones W.
Mcl^aren Ijane, bet
ThirtaeiithanJFourteenth
fm Folaom W.
Mclica * ourt, l>et Har-
rison and Bryant fin Ninth
NE.
Meacham Place, bet
Hyde and Larkin fm Post
S.
Mears, bet Merrifleld and
First av fm Geary N.
Medau Place, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm Fil-
bert N.
Medford, bet Astor and
Tobin SE to County line,
A'isitaclon Valley.
Med way Alley, bet
Church and Chattanooga
fm Twenty -third N.
Meeks Place, bet Mar-
ket and Mission fm Main
W.
Melius, bet Mission and
Howard fm Fremont W.
Mendocino, bet Calave-
ras an<l I'himasfmthebay
AV to Honduras.
Merced, S s Thirtieth nr
Noe S to Laldley.
Mercer, fm Cortland av
S to Crescent av. B H.
Merchant, bet Clav and
AVashington AVfm East to
Kearny.
South. Street. N. side.
1 East 2
(6) Drumm (6)
(6) Davis (6)
301 Front „ 300
401 Battery 400
501 Sansome 500
601 Montgomery 600
Dunbar alley 628
(e) Kearny (e)
Merrilleld, bet Chase
and Mears fm Geary N.
Merrill, bet Vallejo and
Green fm Jones to Leav-
enworth.
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Ht-rrill, bet AVIlllamson
and Goettlngen fin Silver
ttvN.
nerrimacN of Alameda
fni the bay to Tennesnee.
Memej- Alle.r, Let Do-
ll>re^ and Chailonooga fm
Twentv-third N.
Metoalf Place.bet Post
and Sutter fni l.ai-'una W.
See Ewingr PInce.
Blelcalfe Place, bet
Mason and Tajlor tm
Gearv N.
nexleo, bet Alaska and
Colorado fm Water Front
S to India.
nictaiffan, bet Georgia
aiKl Illinois tm Solano S to
Honduras.
Bliddle, bet Fillmore and
ASebtter fm Pine to Cali-
fornia.
Blicln a.r, bet Dupont and
Stockton fm Francisco to
Bay.
Slid n'a:r East, l>et Kear-
ny and Pupont fm Fran-
cisco to Bay.
nidwa.i ■»Ve»l,bet Stock-
ton and Powell fm Fran-
cisco to Bay.
BliSTO**!. fm Bemls near
Falrmount SE to San Jos6
Road.
Sliles C'oart, bet Stock-
ton and Powell fm Califor-
nia N.
Bliles Place, bet Stock-
tun and Powell Im Sacra-
mento N.
Miller Place, bet
Fourth and Fifth Im Fol-
foni S.
9ti>l8 Place, bet Post
and Sutler fm Dupont W.
mil ton. Spring Valley
Homestead Association.
31 i n e r T a , Kallroad
Homestead.
Blinna, bet Mission and
Howard Im First SW.
S. E. Street, iV. W. tide.
1 First 2
Shaw alley
101 Second 100
New Montgomery
201 Third „.. 200
301 Fourth 300
401 rifth._ 400
Mary
501 Sixth 500
Russ.
601 Seventh 600
645 Julia 646
701 El»!hth „ 700
(6) Ninth (6)
(b) Tenth (6)
1001 Eleventh. 1000
1021 Lalayette place 1020
(6) Twelfth (6)
(6) Thirteenth (6)
1301 Fourteenth.. 1300
(6) Fifteenth (6)
Minna Place, bet Mis-
s-Ion and Howard fm Beale
W.
Minneaota, bet Tennes-
see and Indiana fm South"
S to Tulare.
Minnie, l>et Ashbury and
Clayton fin Waller S.
Minol, fm California av S
to Cortland av, B. H.
Mint Avenue, bet Fifth
and Si.xth fm Mission N
and bet MarKet and Mis-
sion fm Fifth W.
MlKSiun, bet Market and
Howard SW fm East to
Thirteenth, thence S to
County Road.
S.£. StreeU N.W.side.
1 East 2
(c) Steuart _ (c)
101 Spear 100
201 afain 200
301 Beale 300
401 Fremont. 400
501 First 500
Ecker _
537 Shaw alley
Anthony 570
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
601 Second 600
New Montgomery.
Annie 650
701 Third 700
- Opera alley
801 Fourth 800
901 Fifth 900
Mint avenue
921 Mary
1001 Sixth 1000
1101 Seventh 1100
Mission alley
1201 Eighth 1200
Laskie 1230
1.301 Ninth 1X00
1313 Berkeley avenne...
1323 Grand avenue —
1401 Tenth 1400
1501 Eleventh 1500
1525 Lafavette
Potter 1600
West Mission
1601 Twelfth
Bond
1701 Thirteenth
Bldley 1700
1749 Erie
1801 Fourteenth 1800
1901 Fifteenth ISOO
2001 Sixteenth 2000
2013 Goldman place
2101 Seventeenth 2100
Clarion alley
Willows avenue ...2120
2201 Eighteenth 2200
2.301 Nineteenth 2:i00
2401 Twentieth 2400
2501 Twentv-first 2.500
2601 Twenty-second 2K00
2r01 Twenty-third 2700
2801 Twenty-fourth 2800
2901 Twentv-flrlh 2!«0
3001 Twenty-sixth 3000
MlKBion and Ocean
Soad, fm terminus of
Mission yv.
Mission Alley, bet
Seventh and Eighth fm
Mission N to Jessie.
Mi»>sion Avenne, bet
Valencia and Guerrero fm
Seventeenth S. See
Dearborn Place.
Mission Plaza, bet Mis-
sion and We^t Mission fm
Twellth to Thirteenth.
Mississippi, bet Penn-
sylvania and Te.xas fm
Center S to Tulare.
Missouri, bet Texas and
Connecticut tm Center S to
Tulare.
M o li a -w b Avenne,
San Mignel.
Mononealiela, South
S F, bet Usage and Savan-
nah fm Honduras SW to
Visitation Valley.
Monroe, bet Stockton
and Powell fm Bush N to
Pine.
Montana, Railroad
Homestead.
Montcalm, bet Wolfe
and Cortez fm California
av E to Isabel. B H.
Montenegro, South SF,
bet Denmark and Manila
fm Islais to California Dry
Dock.
MonleEuma, fm Coso av
E to Folsom, B H.
Montgomery, bet San-
some and Kearny N Im
Market to Francisco.
WeiU Street. E. side.
1 Market and Post... 2
101 Sutter 100
201 Bush 200
301 Pine 300
319 Summer
401 California. 400
501 Sacramento 500
513 Commercial 518
601 Clay 600
613 Merchant 622
701 Washington 700
Montgomery av....
801 Jackson 800
Gold 806
901 PaciUc 900
915 Montgomery
1001 Broadway 1000
Hinckley
1101 Vallejo 1100
Jackson plsce 1112
1201 Greea 1200
1311 Montgomery
1315 Alta .'. 1314
1401 Filbert „...14O0
1501 Greenwich 1500
leoi Lombard 1600
1701 Chestnut (6)
(e) Francisco (e)
Montgomery Av-
enue, fm N W cor Mont-
gomery and Washington
NW to Beach.
SW. Street. N.E.Hde.
1 Wash and Mont.. 2
GibbB
101 Jackson. 100
Kearny
201 Pacific 200
Adler
301 Broadway 300
Dupont
401 Vallejo 400
Stockton
501 Green „ 500
601 Union 600
PoweU..„
701 Filbert 700
801 Greenwich 800
Mason
901 Lombard.. 900
1001 Chestnut 1000
Taylor
1101 Francisco 1100
Jones.
1201 Bay 1200
1301 North Point 1300
Leavenworth
(e) Beach. (e)
Montgomery Court,
bet Pa. Iflc and Broadway
fm Montgomery W.
Montgomery Place,
bet Union and Filbert im
Montgomery N.
Monticello, City Land
Association.
Moore Place, bet Hyde
and Larkln fm Union N.
Morey Alle.v, bet Stock-
ton and Priwell fm Broad-
way to Valle.lo.
Morrel Place, bet
Hyde and Larkin fm Pa-
cific N.
Morris Avenne, bet
Fifth and Sixth fm Har-
rison to Bryant.
Morse, bet Dupont and
Kearny fm Bush to Pine.
See St Ciieorge Alley
Morse, San Miguel, W End
Map No 1.
Morse Place, t>et Leav-
enworth and Hyde lin
Broadway S.
Morton, bet Gearv and
Post fm Kearny to Stock-
ton.
Moscow, Excelsior
Homestead .Association.
Moss, bet Sixth and Sev-
enth fm Howard to Fol-
Mouiton, ttet Greenwich
and Lombard fm Buchan-
an to Stelner.
Moulton Place, bet
Green and Union fm Mont-
gomery W.
Moultrie, fm Cortland
av to 'descent av, B H.
Mount Vernon Av-
enue, bet Blission and
San Jose Road fm Accacia
SE.
Mulford Alley, bet
Bush and Pine im Tay-
lor E.
Munich, Excelsior Home-
stead Association.
Myrtle Avenue, bet
U'Karrell and Geary fin
Larkin to Laguna.
South. Street. N.iide.
1 Larkin 2
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ness avenne. 200
301 Franklin
401 Gou».h
501 Octavia
601 Laguna
Bf, bet M and 0 fin Seventh
av W' .
Jf, South S F. See Sus-
quehanna.
Naglee Avenue, San
Miguel.
Napa, bet Butte and Sierra
fm the bav W to Harrison.
Wapier Alley, bet San-
some and Montgomery fm
Filbert N.
Naples, Excelsior Home-
stead .Association.
Napoleon, l>et Norman
and Tulare fmBlggsSW to
Orleans.
BTasbua, fm Islais Creek
S to Islais Creek, Gift Map
No 4.
Maticlc, bet Roanoke ond
Casiro fm Chenery S.
Natoma, bet Mission and
Howard fm Fremont SW.
S. E. Street. A'. W. side.
1 First
101 Second 100
New Montgomery
(6) Third (6)
(6) Fourth (6)
401 Fifth 400
501 Sixth.. 500
601 Seventh 600
701 Eighth
(6) Ninth (ft)
901 Tenth 900
1001 Eleventh 1000
1019 Lafayette place ....1018
(W Twelfth (6)
(6) Thirteenth (6)
1301 Fourteenth 1300
(6) Fifteenth (6)
Keltrasha. bet Vermont
and Utah fm Mission
Creek S to Precita Creek.
Necropolis Avenue,
bet Sixteenth and Seven-
teenth fm Dolores W.
Nevada, bet Eleventh and
Twelfth fm Folsom SE to
Harrison. See Norfolk
Nevada, bet Sierra and
Yolo fm the bay W to Po-
trero av.
Nevr Montgomery, l>et
Second and Third Im Mar-
ket SE to Howard.
E. Street. IT. tide.
1 Market 2
15 Stevenson -
29 Jessie
101 SIlFSlon _ 100
Minna
Natoma.
(e) Howard (e)
New Morse, West End
Homestead.
New Orleans Alley,
bet Leaveuworth and
Hyde tm tureen N.
New Pacific, bet Eighth
and Ninth fm Mission N.
New York, bet Virginia
and Masi^acbusetts fm
Water Front S to Hondu-
ras.
Newell, bet Mason and
Tavlor fm Lombard N.
See Fielding.
Newhall, bet Lombard
and Chestnut fm Stockton
to Powell.
Niagara Avenne, bet
Seneca and Mount Vernon
avs fm Mission W to San
Jose Road.
Nicaragua. South S F,
bet Ecuador and Tahiti fm
Sau Bruno Road to Coun-
tv line.
Nineteenth, bet Eight,
eei.th and Twentieth ftn
Harrison W.
South. Street. N.tide.
1 Hanison _., 2
101 Folsom 100
ShotweU
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201 Howard 200
Capp
301 Mlstlon 300
Jessie
Stevenbon
■401 Valemla 400
501 Guerrero 500
Dolores.
701 Church 700
801 Sanchez 800
901 Noe 900
1001 Castro 1000
Colllngwood
1101 Dliimonil 1100
Eureka
(■(il Douglass (e)
Mliiefeentli Avenue,
fill Presidio Reservations.
Nineteenth Avenue,
South SF. Seolialialna
Ninth, bet Eighth and
Tenth fm Marset SE to
Mission Creek.
JEwit. Street. W. tide.
1 Market 2
Stevenson
Jessie
101 Mission 100
Minna
Natoma
• 201 Howard 200
Tehama
CI -mentlna
301 Folsoni 300
401 Harrison 400
McLea court
501 Bryant 500
601 Brannan 609
Ninth Avenue, from
PresldloKeservatlon S to P.
Ninth Avenue, Souths
F. See Corea.
Noble, bet Fifth and Sixth
fm Huhbell to South.
Noble's Alley, bet
Union and Filbert fm Du-
P'.nt E.
Noe, bet Sanchez and Cas-
tro fm Ridley S to Thir-
tieth.
Noonan Avenue, bet
Howard and Clementina
fm Eluhth E.
Noonan'a Alley, bet
Stockton and Powell fm
Vallejo S.
Nort'olh, bet Eleventh
and Twelfth fm Foisom
SE to Harrison.
Norman, brt Bourlxin
and Napoleon fm Preclta
Creek SW to Orleans.
North Avenue, fm Coso
av SW to HoUy Park. B H.
North Point, bet Bay
and Beach W fm Kearny
to Presi<lio Reservation.
South. Street. iV. iride.
Kearny 2
ic) Dupoiit (c)
101 Stockton 100
201 Powell 200
301 Mason 300
401 Taylor 400
501 Jones 500
MontKomery av....
601 Leavenworth 600
701 Hyde 700
801 Larkln 800
801 Polk 900
Van Ness avenue..
Gov't Reservation
Laguna 1400
Buchanan 1500
1601 Webster 1600
1701 Fillmore 1700
1801 Stelner 1800
1901 Pierce 1900
2001 Siott 2000
2101 Devlsadero 2100
2201 Broderlck 2300
2301 Baker 2300
(e) Lyon (e)
North Wlilard, bet
Parker and First Av, fm
D, N to Odd Fellows Cem.
Norton, Academy Tract.
Norto.i Court, bet Sev-
enth and Eighth fm Bran-
nan S.
Norton Place, bet
Montgomery andSansome
fm Filbert N.
Norwich, bet Montezu-
ma and Prospect av fm
F..lsom W, B. H. See
Stonenian.
Nunnn'H Alley, bet
Howard and Tehama fm
ElKhth K.
Nye, fm Cadwallader N to
Islais Creek.
O, bet N and P fin Eighth
av W.
O^ronnell Place, bet
Mason and Powell, from
Vallejo N.
O'Farrell, bet Ellis and
Geary W fm Junction Du-
pont and Market.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Market and Dupt.. 2
BaKley place 14
Julia court 28
101 Stockton 100
201 Powell 200
219 Carlos place
O'Farrell alley 228
301 Mason 300
Raphael place
401 Taylor 400
William 430
501 Jones 500
601 Leavenworth 600
Harlem alley
Ada court
701 Hyde 700
801 Larkln 800
901 Polk 900
1001 Van Ness avenue..l000
1101 Franklin ilOii
1201 Gough 1200
1301 Octavia 1300
1401 Lagana 1400
1501 Buchanan l.WO
1601 WebPter 1600
1701 Fillmore IToO
1801 Stelner 1800
1901 Pierce 1900
2001 Scott 2000
2101 Devlsadero 2i00
2201 Broderlck 2200
(e) St Joseph's av (e)
O'Farrell Alle,y, bet
Powell and Mason fm
O'Farrell N and bet O'Far-
rell and Geary fm Mason E.
Oak, bet Page and Fell W
fm Junction Van Ness av
and Market.
South. Street. iV. side.
1 Mkt AVan Ness av 2
101 Franklin 100
201 Gough 201
301 Octavia 300
401 Laguna 400
501 Buchanan 500
601 Webster 600
701 Fillmore 7(i0
801 Stelner 800
901 Pierce 900
1001 Scott 1000
1101 ' Devlsadero 1100
1201 Broderlck 1200
1301 Bilker
1401 Lyon
1501 Lott
1601 Masonic avenue...
1701 Ashbury
1801 Clayton
1901 Cole
2001 Shrader
(e) Stanyan (e)
Oak Orove Avenue,
bet Filth and Sixth fm
Harrison to Bryant.
Oah Place, bet Geary
and Post fm Mason to Tay-
lor. See Derby.
Ocean House and
Beach Road, fm ter-
mination Point Lobos av
S and K to Ocean View
House.
Ocean nonse Road,
(Central) fm McAllister
SW to Ocean View House
Ocean Houne Road,
(Mission) fm Mission Do-
lores SW to Ocean View
House.
Ocean House Road,
(old) fm San Josfi Road nr
Industrial School W to
Ocean View House.
Octavia, bet Gough and
Laguna N tm Market to
Lewis.
Went. Street. E. side.
1 Market & Waller... 2
101 Halght 100
Rose avenue _
201 Page 200
Lily avenue
301 Oak 300
Hickory avenue....
401 Fill 400
Linden avenue ..._
501 Hayes 500
Ivy avenue
601 Grove 600
Birch avenue
701 Fulton 700
Ash avenue
801 McAllister 800
Locust avenue
Golden Gate av
JetTfrson Square...
1101 Eddy 1100
Willow avenue
1201 El'lB 1200
Olive avenue
1301 O'Farrell 1300
Myrtle avenue
1401 Geary 1400
Cedar avenue
1501 Post 1500
Walnut avenue
1601 Sutter 1600
Fern avenue
1701 Bush 1700
Austin
1801 Pine 1800
1901 California 1900
Sacramento
Lafavette Park
2201 Washington 2200
2301 Jackson 2:{00
2401 Pacific 2400
2501 Broadway 2500
2601 Vallejo 2600
2701 Green 2700
2801 Union 2800
Grisar
2901 Filbert 21)00
3001 Greenwich 3000
3101 Lombard 3i00
3201 Chestnut 3200
3301 Francisco 3300
Bay
Gov't Reservation
3801 Tonquln 3800
(e) Lewis
.... («)
Ohio, bet Sansome and
Montgomery fm Paclflcto
Vallejo. See Prescott.
Ohio, bet Wyoming and
Virginia fm Water Front
S to Honduras.
Old Hickory, EsAnd-
overav nr Crescent av E
to San Bruno Rood.
Old San Jose Road,
fm Junction Valencia and
Twenty - second SW to
County line.
Oleau, Gift Map No 4.
Olive Avenue, bet Ki-
lls and O'Farrei; fm Lar-
kln to Buchanan.
South. Street. N.side.
1 Larkln 2
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ness avenue.. 200
301 Franklin 300
401 Gough 400
501 Octavia. 500
601 Laguna 600
Oliv*- Court, bet Laguna
and Buchanan fm Union S.
Oliver, West End Home-
stead.
Olm.stead, bet Dwight
and Mansellfra Sau Bru-
no Road W, U. M. T.
Olney Place, bet Town-
send and King fm Ham-
mond SW.
Oneida Avenue, San
Miguel.
Oneida Place, bet
Stockton and Dupont fm
Sacramento S.
Onondaga Avenue,
San Miguel, W End Map
Nol.
Opal Place, bet Golden
Gate av and Turk fin Tay-
lor E.
Opera Alley, bet Third
and Fourth fm Mission
NW.
Ophir Alley, bet Taylor
and Jones fm Post N to
Lewis pi.
Oranee Alley, bet Va-
li-ncla and Bartlett fm
Twentv-fourth to Twen-
ty-sixth.
Ordway, bet Ward and
Mansell fm San Bruno
Road W.
Oregon, bet Washington
and Jackson W fm Eastto
Battery.
South. Street. JV. side.
1 East 2
101 Drumm 100
201 Davis 200
(b) Front
(e) Battery
Orient Alley, bet
Church and Vicksburg Im
Twentv-third N.
Orizaba Avenue, City
Land Association.
Orleans, bet Vermont
and Mazzlnl fm Kansoa
SW to Tulare.
Orsenius, fm Peabody S
to Salome.
Osaee, South S F, bet
Penobscot and Mononga-
helafm India SW to Vlsl-
taclon Valley.
Osutire Alley, bet Miss-
ion and Bartlett f m Twen-
tv-fourth N.
Osborne, fm State N to
Sixteenth.
Oscar Alley, bet Second
and Rodney fm Clemen-
tina NW.
Otis Place, bet Seventh
and Eighth fm Foisom SE
Otseero, bet Cayuga and
Delaware avs tm Geneva
avN.
Ottowa, San Miguel.
Oxford, bet Cambridge
and Harvard fm Silver av
S, U M T.
P. bet 0 and Q fm Ninth av
W.
P, South S F. See St.
John.
Pacittc, bet Jackson and
Broadway W fm East.
South. Street. JV. side.
1 East 2
(r) Drumm - (c)
101 Davis 100
201 Front 200
301 Battery .300
401 Sansome 400
Prescott 418
501 Montgomery 500
Jerome alley
601 Kearny 600
Montgomery av....
Leftrade place 632
641 Lozler
701 Dupont 700
Pacific place 706
719 Sullivan alley _
EUick alley 722
801 Stockton 8oO
Trenton
901 Powell 900
Keyes alley 906
Scott place 922
Hewlett alle.v
1001 Mason 1000
Salmon 1016
1018 Auburn
Hlramelmaun pi.. .1024
1101 Taylor 11 '0
1201 Jones 1200
1301 Leavenworth 1300
1307 Burgoyne place — ^
1401 Hyde 1400
Morrel place 1420
1421 McCormIck
1433 Fourth place
(e) Larkln (e)
PaelUc Alley, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm
Broadway S.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Pacilie Avenue, tliat
part of I'a<iflc street ex-
tending fm Larklntu First I
av; the numbers continue, '
however, In regular order I
fm the commencement of
Pacific ftreet:
Smith. Street. A' sif>e.
1501 Larkln 1500
jeOl Polk IfiOO
1701 Van NeBBaveuue_nOO
1801 Franklin I«00
1901 Gouph HOO
2001 Octavia 2000
2101 Lapuna 2100
2201 Buchanan 2200
2301 Webster 2300
2401 Fillmore 2400
2501 Stelner 2500
2601 Fierce 2600
2701 Scott 2700
2801 Devlsadero 2800
2901 Broderlck 2*00
3001 Baker 3000
3101 Lyon 3110
3201 Central avenue 3200
3301 -Walnut 3:W
3401 Laurel 3400
3501 Locust 3500
3801 3prnce 3600
3701 Maple 3700
3801 Cherry 3800
(e) Flrgt avenue (e)
Pacific Place, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm Pa-
clflc N.
Page, bet HaUht and Oak
>\ im Junction Franklin
and Market.
South. Street. JV. *ide.
1 Markets Franklin 2
101 Gough 100
201 Octavia 2i0
301 Laguna 300
401 Buchanan 400
501 Webster 600
601 Fillmore 600
701 Steiner 700
801 Pierce 800
901 Scott 900
1001 Devitadero 1000
1101 Broderick liOO
1201 Baker 1200
1301 Lyon 1300
1401 Lott 1400
1501 Masonic avenue ... 1500
1601 Afhbury 1600
1701 a^on 1700
1801 Cole 1800
1901 Shrader 1900
(ei Stanyan (e;
Palmer, from lunctlun
Chenery and Miguel to
Bartlett.
PHlnietto Avenncfm
Plymouth W to W orcester
av.
Panton Alley, oft
Leavenworth bet Pine and
Califoniia.
Paraguay, Soath S F,
bet Servia and TenerlflTe
im Islals Creek to Water
Front.
Pardee Alley, bet Fll-
btrt and Greenwich fm
Dupont W 10 Kramer pi.
PariH, E.xcelsior Home-
stead Association.
Park Avenue, bet Fifth
and SI.Mh. See Morris
Avenue.
Park Avenue, bet Mar-
ket and the Cit Hall SW
fm McAllister to Larkin.
Park Avenue, inclos-
ing Holly Park,SWsB.r-
nal Heights. See Holly
Park.
Park Hill Avenue,
near Ntw Park Hoad or
Fourteenth .\venue
Park I^ane Morlli.bet
Brjant and Brannuu fm
Second to Third.
Park l.ane Sonlb.bet
Brvant and Brannau fm
Third to Central pi.
Park Place, bet Folsom
and Harrison im Second K.
Park Koad, S of Halght
and E cf Broderlck, In-
closing Baena Vista Park.
Parker Alley, bet
Powell and Clay av fm
Clay N.
Parker Avenue, bet
Odd Fellows', Calvary and
Masonic Cemeteries fm
Fulton N to Geary.
Parker Avenue, bet
Wi.lfe and Hiiiledge avfm
Alal ama E, B H.
Parrolt Alley, betCal-
liornla and Sacramento fm
Davis W.
Patterson, E s Bemal
Helj-hts bet San Bruno
Rofld and Bemal.
Paul. S s Cr.-6cent av nr
San Bruno Boad.
Paulding, fm Old .San
Jose Road NW of House
of Correction.
Peabody,bet Talbert and
Rutland fm Sunny Vale
Homestead S to County
line.
Pearl, bet Valencia and
Guerrero fm Market to
Ridley.
Pelliani, bet Bourne and
Orsenins Im Baker av N.
Pennsylvania Av-
enue, l>et Iowa and Mis-
sissippi fm Center S to
Tnlare.
Penobscot, South S F,
bet Santee and Osane fm
India SW to Vlsitaclon
Valley.
Perine, bet California and
Sacramento tm Stelner to
Pierce.
Perry, bet Harrison and
Brvant fm SE of Third to
Fifth.
S.H. Street. If. W. side.
1 Vassar place 2
101 Th;rd 100
201 Fourth 200
(e) Fifth (e)
Persia Avenue, 'Es.-
celslor Homestead Asso-
ciation.
Pet alum a Avenne,
fm Point Lobos av.
PfeilTer, bet Chestnnt
and Francisco fm E 6 Du-
pont to Stockton.
Pierce, bet Steiner and
Scott N fm Waller to
Lew^is.
West. Street E. side.
Waller 2
Halght 100
201 Page.
301 Oak 300
401 Fell 400
Hayes
Alamo Square
701 Fulton 700
801 McAUihter 800
901 Golden Gate av_... hoo
1001 Turk 1000
1101 E.ldy 1100
1201 Ellis 1200
1301 O'Farrell 1300
Geary
Hamilton Square.-
ISOl Post 1500
leoi Sutter. 1600
1701 Bush 1700
1801 Pine 1800
1901 California 19t0
Perine
2001 Sacramento 2000
Clay
Alta Plaza
2301 Jackson 2S00
2401 Pacific 2400
2501 Broadway 2.500
2601 Vallejo 2600
2701 Green 2700
2801 Union 2800
2901 Filbert 2900
30O1 Greenwich 3000
1 3101 Lombard 3100
I 3201 Chestnut „..3200
! 3.301 Francisco 3.300
1 ."MOl Bay 3400
; 3501 North Point 350O
3601 Beach 3600
3701 Jeflerson. „ 3700
3801 Tonquin 3800
I (e) Lewis (e)
Pierce Row, bet Du-
Tifint and Stockton fm
Union S.
Pine, bet Bush and Cali-
fornia W fm Market to
Central av.
South. Street. JV. tide.
1 Jtlarket and Davis 2
101 Front 100
201 Balter>' 200
301 Sansome _ 300
Leldesdorff
."HS Laura pla e
401 Montgomery 400
407 Buss alley
4:» Belden
501 Keamv 500
505 St George alley
515 Central place
St Mary's place 520
527 Qnlncy 532
eOl Dnpont 600
Sophie Terrace.. ._
701 Stockton 700
Prospect place 710
725 Monroe
801 Powell: 800
901 Mason »<)
Jane place 908
1001 Taylor 1000
1101 Jones _1100
Touchard
1201 Leavenworth 1200
1301 H.vde 1300
1401 Larkln 1400
1501 Polk 1500
1601 Van Ness avenue„1600
1701 Franklin 1700
1801 Gough 1800
1901 Octavia 1900
2001 Laguna 2000
2101 Buchanan 2100
2201 Webster 2200
Middle
2.301 Fillmore 2300
2401 Stelner 2400
2501 Pierce 2500
2601 Scott 2600
2701 Devlsadero -.2700
2801 Broderick 2800
2901 Baker 2!KX)
3001 L.von .3000
(e) Central avenue (e)
Pink Allev, bet Ridley
and Market fm Pearl W.
Plnkham Place, bet
Howard and Folsom fm
Eighth W.
Pinkney Place, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Broad wav to Vallejo.
Ploche Alley, bet Wav-
erly pi and Stockton fm
Stockton N.
Pioneer Parte, top of
Telegraph Hill.
Pioneer Place, bet
Market and Mission fm
Fonrth W.
Piper Alley, bet Miss-
ion and Jessie fm Ecker.
Pixley, bet Filbert and
Greenwich fm Buchanan
to Steiner.
Platte, South S F, bet
Savannah and Yazoo fm
Honduras SW.
Pleasant, bet Sacra-
mento and Clay fm Taylor
to Jones.
Plumas, bet Mendocino
and Fresno im the bay W
to Honduras.
Plymouth, opp Sickles
av fm Old San Jose Road
N.
Pocahontas. N s Cali-
fornia av nr Mlnot N to
North av, B H.
Point liObos Avenne,
bet Clement and A fm
First av W.
Polk, bet Larkln and Van
Ness av N fm Market to
Lewis.
West. Street. E.side.
1 MarketandFell..._ 2
101 Hayes 100
111 Ivy avenue
201 Grove..„ 200
Birch avenue
301 Fulton 300
Ash avenue
401 McAllister 400
Locust avenue
501 Golden Gate av..._ 500
Elm avenue
601 Turk.... 600
Laurel avenue
701 Eddy 700
Willow avenue
801 Ellis 800
807 Ollveavenue 806
901 O'Farrell 900
909 Myrtle avenue 908
1001 Geary 1000
1009 Cedar avenue 1008
1101 Post 1100
Walnut avenue
1201 Sutter 1200
1211 Fern avenue 1210
1301 Bush 1300
1309 Austin 1314
1401 Pine 1400
1501 California 1.500
1601 Sacramemto 1600
1701 Clay 1700
1801 Washington 1800
1901 Jackson 1900
2001 Pacific 2000
2101 Broadway 2100
2201 Vallejo 2200
BonlU
2301 Green 2:100
2401 Union 2400
2501 Filbert VOO
2601 Greenwich 2600
2701 Lombard 2700
2801 Chestnut 2800
2901 Francisco 2900
3001 Bav 3000
3101 North Point 3100
3201 Beach 3200
3301 Jefferson 3300
3401 Tonquin (d)
Ke) Lewis (e)
Polk I<ane, bet Pacific
and Broail wav fm Stockton
E. See Stark.
Pollard Place, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Vallejo N.
Pollock, South S F,bet
Water Front and Von
Schmidt fm Bermuda SW
av SW to Countv line.
Pope, West End Map No 2
Poplar Alley, bet Va-
lencia and San Jose av fm
Twenty-fourth N.
Porter, S s Crescent av
bet Decatur and Bache.
Porter Avenne, San
Miguel.
Porto Rico, South S F,
bet Barbadoes and San
Domingo fm San Bruno
Road to County line.
Portsmouth S(|nare,
bet (May and Washing-ton,
Kearny and Brenham pi.
Post, bet Gear>- and Sutter
W fm Junction Slarkel and
Montgomery toCentrnlav.
South. Street. A', side.
1 Market and Mont 2
Lick place 12
101 Kearny 100
Gardner. 112
201 Dupont 200
Stockton 300
401 Powell 400
501 Mason 500
601 Taylor 600
Agate alley
617 William
Ophir alley.-
701 Jones. „... TOO
801 Leavenworth 800
901 Hyde 900
Meacham plate_...
1001 Larkln 1000
1101 Polk 1100
1201 Van Ness avenue.. rJOO
1301 Franklin 1300
1401 Gough 1400
1501 Octavia, 1500
leni Laguna 1600
1701 Buchanan 1700
1801 Webster 1800
1901 Fillmore liW
Steiner 2000
Pierce 2100
2201 Scott 2200
2301 Devlsadero 2 00
2401 Broderick 2400
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2501 Baker 2.500
2601 Lyon 2600
(e) Central avenue (e)
Potomac, South S F, bet
Toniblfbee and San Joa-
quin fm XslalsSWto Sil-
ver av.
Polrero Avenne, bet
Utah and Hampshire fm
Brunnan S to Preclta
Creek.
Polt«r, bet Eleventh and
Brady fm Market SE to
Mission.
Powell, bet Stockton and
Mason fin Market to Jef-
ferson
Weat. Street. E. side.
1 Market and Eddy.. 2
101 Ellis 100
201 O'Farnll 200
301 Geary
401 Post 400
501 Sutter 500
Ankeny place 518
601 Bush 600
Fella place 616
701 Pine 700
801 California 800
901 Sacramento ifOO
1001 Clay 1000
1101 Washington 1100
1201 Jackson 1200
1211 John
Caroline place 1218
1301 Pacific 1300
Fisher alley
1401 Broadway 1400
1501 Vallelo 1500
1601 Green 1600
1701 Union
Montgomery av
1801 Filbert 1800
1901 Greenwich WOO
2001 Lombard 2000
2101 Chestnut 2100
2201 Francisco 2200
Vandewater
2301 Bay 2300
2401 North Point 2400
2501 Beach (d)
(e) Jefferson (e)
Powell Avenue, W s
Calliomla av W to San
Job6 Road.
Powhattan, fm North
av E to Wlnslow, B H.
Praerue, E.\celslor Home-
stead Association.
Pratt, bet Brannan and
Tiiwnsend fm Seventh
SW.
Pratt Place, N s Cali-
fornia bet Stockton and
Powell.
Precita A-renne, from
San Job6 Koad nr Twenty-
seventh E to San Bruno
Roal.
PrentiRH, fm California
av S to Cortland av, B H.
Prescott, bet Sant-ome
and Montgomery fm Pa-
clflc N to Broadway and
fm Vallelo R.
Presidio Road, fm ter-
mination of (Jentral av N
to Presidio Barracks
Preston Place, bet
ElKhth and Ninth fm Bry-
ant NW.
Prefch. E of San Bruno
Road 3 miles fm City Hall.
Priest, bet Jones and
Leavenworth fm Clay to
Washington.
Prim, San MIgiiel.
Princeton, bet Univer-
sity and Amherst fm Sil-
ver a vS, U MT.
Pringle Court, bet
Sansomeand Montgomery
fin Greenwich N.
Prospect Avenue, fm
Cortland av NE to Coso
av, B H.
Prospect Place, bet
StocKton and Powell fm
Pine to Clay.
PniasliI, fm Cortland av
S to Crescent av, B H.
Putnam, fm Cortland av
S to Crescent av, B H.
Pntzman, E of San Bru-
no Road 3 'miles fm City
Hall.
Q, South S F. See Tom-
bigbee.
Q, bet P and R fm Tenth
av W.
Quince Alley, bet Do-
lores and Fair Oaks fm
Twenty-first to Twenty-
fourth.
Qnincy, bet Kearny and
Diipont fm Pine to Cali-
fornia.
Quincy Place, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Pine S.
Quinn, bet Ridley and
Fourteenth fm E of Valen-
cia W to Guerrero.
R, South S F. See Poto-
mac.
Railroad Avenue,
South S F, fm Denmark
SW to San Bruno av nr
Barbadoes.
Railroad Avenue,
fm Marengo to Delaware
av. See Palmetto
Avenue.
Railroad Avenue,
fm Islals Creek to Silver
av. see Rarneveld
Avenue.
Railway, bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth fm
Dolores E.
Ralston, City Land Asso-
ciation.
Ramsell, bet Arch and
Victoria, City Land Asso-
ciation.
Randall, W s San Jos€
Road nr Thirtieth W to
Palmer.
Randall Place, bet
Leavenworth and Hyde
fm Greenwich N.
Randol|»li, bet Sargent
and Stanley fm Orizaba a v
W, City Land Association
Raphael Place, bet
Taylor and Mason fm
O'Farrell N.
Rauscli, bet Seventh and
Eighth I'm Howard to Fol-
som.
Ra.rnolds, Visitaclon
A^alley.
Reagan Place, bet
Powell and Mason fm Gea-
ry S.
Redfield Alley, bet
Union and Filbert fm
Taylor W.
Reed, bet Jor,esand Leav-
en worth fm Clay to Wash-
ington.
Reed Place, bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny fm
(Jreen S.
Regent, bet Sickles av
and Llebig fm Old San
Jose Road SE to Wyom-
ing.
Regley Place.ofTPIerce
nr Greenwich.
Reservoir Hill, bet
Hermann and Fourteenth
fm Market W.
Rhode Island, bet De
Haro and Kansas fm
Eighth S to Preclta Creek.
Rice, San Miguel.
Rickards, W s San Bru-
no Road 3 miles fm City
Hall.
Ridley, bet Hermann and
Fourteenth fm Mission W
to Devlsadero.
Rlggs, fm Napoleon S to
Schneider.
Rlncon Avenue, bet
Brannan and Townsend
fm Second to Japan.
Rincon Court, bet Fol-
Eom and Harrison fm Main
SW.
Rincon Place, bet First
an I Second fm Harrison to
Federal.
Ringold, bet Folsom and
Harrison fm Eighth to
Ninth.
Ripley Place, bet Co-
bot and Sumoset fm Cali-
fornia av W to California
av, B. H.
Ritch, bet Third and
Fourth Im Folsom .SE.
East. &treet. W. side.
1 Folsom 2
(6) Harrison (6)
201 Bryant 200
301 Brannan 300
(e) Townsend (e)
Ritter, bet Seventh and
Eighth SE fm Harrison.
Roach, bet Taylor and
Jones fm Filbert to Green-
wich.
Roanoke, bet 3Iateo
and Castro fm Old San
Jo.sg Road NW to Bemls.
Robblns Place, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Union N.
Rockland, bet Union
and Green fm Larkin E.
Rodney, bet First and
Second fm Folsom NW.
Rondell Place, bet
Mission and Valencia fm
Sixteenth to Seventeenth.
Roscoe, fm Crescent av
W of Porter S.
Rose, S s Chenery nr
Castro. SeeMatick.
Rose, S s Crescent av S to
Case. See Salem.
Rose Alley, bet Jessie
and Mission fm New
Montgomery W to Annie.
Rose Avenue, bet
Haight and Page fm Mar-
ket W.
Houth. Street. JV. side.
1 Market 2
101 Gough 100
201 Octavia 200
301 Laguna 300
401 Buchanan 400
501 Webster 500
Rose Place, bet EUis
and Eddy fm Taylor E.
Rosecrans, fm Califor-
nia av S to Powhattan, B
H.
Ross Alley. See
Stout's Alley.
Rousseau, Spring Val-
ley Homestead Associa-
tion.
Rowland, bet Montgom-
ery and Kearny fm Broad-
way S, and bet Pacific and
Broadway fm Kearny E.
Ruger, E of San Bnino
Road 3 miles fm Cltv Hall.
Rushton Place, bet
Third and Fourth fm
Brannan S.
Russ, bet Sixth and Sev-
enth fm Minna to Folsom.
Russ Alley, bpt Mont-
gomery and Kearny fm
Pine to Bush.
Russell, bet Green and
Union fm Hyde W.
Russia Avenue, Ex-
celsior Homestead Asso-
ciation.
Rutland, bet Peabody
and Cora fm Sunny Vale
Homestead Tract S to
County line.
Rutledge Avenue, B
H.
S, South S F. See San
Joaf|uin.
S. bet R and T fm east of
Twelfth nv W.
Sacramento, bet Cali-
fornia and Clay W fm
Miirket.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Market and East... 2
101 Drumm 100
201 Davis 200
301 Front 300
401 Battery 400
501 Sansome 500
525 Leidesdortr. 522
601 Monfgomerv 600
629 Webb.
701 Kearnv 700
801 Dupont 800
Waverly place 810
827 Oneida plnce
8.33 Pioche allev
901 Stockton 900
923 Prospect place 924
Miles place 928
1001 Powell 1000
1013 GuBtavus
Tay 1014
1101 Mason 1100
Verba Buena. 1114
1115 Cushman
1301 Taylor 1200
1301 Jones 1300
1311 Lysett place
1319 Leroy place 1320
Golden court
1401 Leavenworth 1400
KlmbaU place 1406
1501 Hyde 1500
IfiOl Larkin 1600
1701 Polk 1700
1801 Van Ness avenue.. 1800
1901 Franklin 1900
2001 Gough 2000
2101 Octavia 21iT0
2201 Laguna 2200
2301 Buchanan 2300
2401 Webster 2400
2501 Fillmore 2500
2601 Stelner 2600
2701 Pierce 2700
2801 Scott 2800
2901 Devlsadero 2900
3001 Broderkk 3000
3101 Baker 3100
3201 Lvon 3200
3301 Central avenue 3300
3401 Walnut .3400
3501 Laurel 3-500
3601 Locust 3600
3701 Spruce 3700
3801 Maple...... 3800
3901 Cherry 3900
(e) First avenue (e)
Sadowa,Ws Old San Jos6
Road nr San Miguel.
Sagamore, Railroad
Homestead Association.
Salem, fm Crescent avS
to Case.
Salinas Avenue, bet
Mulacca and Tobago fm
Railroad av W to San
Bruno Road.
Salmon, bet Mason and
Taylor fm Pacific to Broad-
way.
Salmon Place, bet
Broadway and Yallejo fm
Larkin E.
Salmon Place, bet
Mason and Taylor fm
Green N.
Salome, fm Islals Creek
NE to Baker av.
Salvador, South SF, bet
Java and Granada fm Sil-
ver av to Alleghany.
Sanioset. bet Cortezand
Cabot Im Californlo av SE
to Franconia av, B H.
San Antonio, bet Val-
lelo and Green fm Kearny
AV , and bet Kearny and
Dupont fm Vallejo N.
San Bruno Avenue,
fm San Bruno Koad and
Union av S to County line
San Rruno Road, I'm
S end Nebraska S E to
College Homestead Assn.
San Domingo, South
S F, b.'t Porto RIco and
Guatemala fm San Bruno
Road to County line.
San Joaquin, South S
F, bet Potomac aud St
Francis fm IslaisSW.
San Jose Avenue, fm
Castro (Falrmonnt Tract)
SW to County line.
San Jose Avenue, fm
Twenty-second bet Valen-
cia and Guerrero SW.
San Jose Road, or
County Road, fm ter-
mination Mission SW to
County line.
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San I^uls AIIe>, S 6
jAcksan bet Dupont and
Stockton.
San Hiffnel Station,
San Jo.-e Koail 5,S uiHea
fill CItv JIall.
SaneheE, l>et Church and
Noe fin Bldley S to Thir-
tieth.
SanKome, bet Battery
and Munteoniery N fm
Market to Cheetuut.
Wetl. Street. E. tide.
1 Market and Sutter 2
101 BuKh 100
201 Pine 200
301 CHlifornla :«»
313 Halleck 312
401 Sacramento 400
417 Commercial 416
501 Clav 500
515 Merchant 514
601 Washington 600
701 Jackson 700
705 Gold
801 Paclflc 800
I Stevens alley
901 Broadway flOO
1001 Vallejo 1000
1101 Green 1100
; 1201 Union 1200
1 Alta
I 1301 Filbert 1300
I 1401 Greenwich 1400
1501 Lombard (d)
(f) Chestnut (e)
Santa < lara, bet Center
nn.l Maripofa fm the bay
i W to Harrison.
Santa Rofia Arenue.
See St Kose'B Ave-
nue.
Santee, Sonth S F, bet
Tallapoosa and Penobscot
SW to County line.
Saratogra, bet Logan and
Gr«nt fm La Grand av sE.
Sargent, bet Kandolph
and Shields fm Orizaba av
W.
Savannah, South S F,
bL't Monongahola and
I'latte fm Honduras SW
to Railroad av.
Seheerer Place, bet
I Post and Sutter fm Mason
I W.
' Schiller, San Miguel, W
Enil Map No 2. See JDe
I^ong.
Schneider, S of Berua-
dotie fm lalals Creek chan-
nel NE to Trinidad.
Schu.vler, tni Cortland
av S to Crescent av, B H.
Schuerln, Vibltacion
Valley.
Scotland, bet Powell and
Majion f m Filbert to Green-
wich.
Scott, bet Pierce and ])e-
vlsadero N fm Bldley to
Lewis.
West. fitreeU E. sUte.
1 Ridley 2
101 Waller 100
201 Halght..-. 200
301 Page 300
401 Oak 400
501 F.U 500
601 Hayes
701 Grove
801 Fulton 800
901 McMlUler 900
1001 Golden Gate av lOOO
1101 Turk 1100
1201 Kl.lv „ 1200
1301 EUlu 1300
1401 U'Farrell uoo
ElUut Park
1501 Geary
1601 Post. 1600
1701 Sutter 1700
1801 Bush 1800
laOl Pine 1900
2001 Callfimla „2000
2101 Sacramento ...» 2100
2J01 Clav
2:«1 Washington....
2401 Jackeon
2.W1 Pacific
2601 Brnudway
2701 VallcJo
,.2400
2801 Green 2800
2901 Union 2900
3001 Filbert :<000
3101 Greenwich 3100
3201 Lombard 3200
3301 Chehtnut XiOO
3401 Francisco 3400
3501 Bay 3500
3901 NorthPoint :i600
3701 Beach .3700
3801 Jefferson 3800
3901 Tonquin 3900
(«) Lewis (e)
Scott, im North av S lo
Cortland av, B. H. See
Bennington.
Scott Avenoe, fm Bar-
neveld av NW to Silver
av, potrero.
Scott Place, bet Powell
and Mason fm Pacific to
Broadway.
Second, bet First and
Third fm MarketSE to the
bay.
East. Street, W. side.
1 Market 2
21 Stevenson 20
(6) Jessie 26
101 Mission 100
117 Minna 118
137 Natoraa 138
201 Howard 200
219 Tehami 218
2.33 aementlna (6)
301 Folsom 300
313 Park place
Dow place
Vernon place 326
401 Harrison 400
Silver 428
501 Brvant 500
North Park lane...
South Park 516
533 De Boom „
601 Brannan 600
Rincon avenue
701 Townsend 700
(e) Berry («)
Second Avenue, bet
Valencia and Guerrero fm
Fifteenth to .Seventeenth.
See Albion Avenue.
Second Avenue, South
S F. See Denmark.
SecondAvenne,im Pre-
sidio Reservation S to J.
Sellna Place, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm Cal-
ifornia N.
Senator, bet Broadway
and Vallejo fm Davis to
Front.
Seneca Avenue, het
Ocean House Road and
Niagara av fm Mission W
to San Jose Road.
Serpentine Avenue,
fm Utah nr Yolo W to Old
San Jo^€ Road.
Servia, South S F, bet
Domiuica and Paraguay
fm Islalb Creek to Water
Front.
Seventeenth, bet Six-
teenth and Eighteenth fm
Harrison W.
SouUi. Street N.side.
1 Harrison 2
Treat avenue.
101 Folsom 100
Shotwell
201 Howard. 200
219 Capp 220
301 Mi.sslon 300
Hoff avenue... 318
401 Valencia 400
Second avenue
431 Mission avenue
501 Guerrero 500
601 Dolores 600
Alemany avenue..
701 Church 700
801 Sanchez 800
901 Noe !K»
lOOl Castro 1000
CoUlngwood
1101 Diamond UOO
Eureka. _..„.....
DouKlass
Clara avenue.... .
Seventeenth Avenae,
Souths F. See Sumatra
Seventeenth A venue,
fni Presidio Reservations.
Seventh, bet Sixth and
Eighth fm Market to
Pennsvlvanla av.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
11 Stevenson 12
Jessie 38
101 Mission 100
Minna
Natoma ...„
201 Howard 200
301 Folsom 300
Decker alKy
Drurylane 306
Cleaveland
401 Harrison 400
501 Brvant 500
601 Brannan 600
701 Townsend 700
King
801 Berry _ 800
Channel
901 Hooper
Irwin.
1001 HubbelL
South
1101 Center
(e) Pennsylvania av.... (e)
Seventh Avenue.South
S F. See Trinidad.
Seventh Avenue, fm
Presidio Reservation S to
N.
Se.vmonr Avenue, bet
Scott and Devisadero fm
Golden Gate av to Turk.
ShakHpeare, fm Isabel
S to Hope, B H.
Shakspeare, San Mi-
guel.
Sharon, bet Church and
Market fm Fifteenth SE.
Sharp Place, bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde fm
Union S.
Shasta, bet Napa and
Sierra fm the bay W to
Delaware and f m Vermont
to Utah.
Shaw Alley, bet First
and Second Im Mission to
Minna.
Sheppard Place, bet
Clay and Washington fm
Mason E.
Sheridan, bet Folsom
and Harrison fm Tenth
Na
Sherman, bet Sixth and
Seventh fm Folsom to
Harrison.
Sherman, bet Castroand
Diamond fm Seventeenth
S to Twenty-second. See
Collingwood.
Sherman, bet Webster
and Fillmore fm Ellis S.
Sherman Avenue,
.>Jan Miguel.
Sherwood Place, bot
Mission and Howard fm
Third NE.
Shields, bet Garfield and
Sargent fm Orizaba av W.
Ship, South S F, bet Dock
and Alleghany trom St.
Thomas SW to County
line.
Shipley, bet Folsom and
Harrison fm Fourth SW.
Shotwell, bet Howard
and Folsom fm Fourteenth
S to Serpentine av.
East. StreeL W. side.
1 Fourteenth 2
101 Fifteenth 100
201 Sixteenth 200
301 Seventeenth 300
401 Eighteenth 400
501 Nineteenth 500
601 Twentieth 6(i0
701 Twentv-first 700
801 Twenty-second.... 800
901 Twenty-third 900
1001 Twenty-fourth lOM)
1101 Twenty -fifth 1 00
1201 Twentv-sixth 1200
(e) Seroentlne avenue (e)
Shrader, bet Cole and
Sioiiyan S fm Fulton to
Waller.
Sleirel, fm California ar S
to Cortland av, B H.
Sierra, bet Napa and Ne-
vada fm the bay W to Po-
trero av.
Sllllman, bet Silver ar
and Felton fm San Bruno
Road W, U M T.
Silver, bet Harrison and
Brvant fm Second to
Fourth.
S.E Street 2f.W.side.
1 Second 2
101 Third 100
(e) Fourth (e)
Silver Avenue, Bouth
S F. fm Tenerlffe nr Tom-
blgbee W to County road.
Silver Star Place, bet
Battery and Sansome fm
Paclflc N.
Simpson Place, bet
Harrison and Bryant fm
First W.
Sixteenth, bet Fifteenth
and Seventeenth fm Har-
rison W to Castro.
South. Street N. side.
1 Harrison ....(2600) 2
101 Folsom (2700) 100
ShotwelL (700)
201 Howard (2800) 200
Capp
301 Mission (2900) 300
Julian avenue....
HofT avenue „.
LIda place
Rondell place
401 Valencia. ^-^OOO) 400
Albion avenue.
501 Guerrer (3100) 500
Gallndo alley
Spencer alley
601 Dolores (3200) 600
701 Church (3:«0) 700
801 Sanchez (3400) 800
901 Noe & Mkl..(:«nO) 900
1001 Castro.. (3800)1000
Sixteenth Avenue,
South S F. See Falk-
land.
Sixteenth Avenue,
fm Presidio Reservations.
Sixth, bet Fifth and Sev-
enth fm MarketSE to Ten-
nessee.
East Street W. side,
1 Market „,.... 2
17 Stevenson „ 16
29 Jessie 28
101 Mission 100
113 Minna. 112
123 Natoma. „. (6)
201 Howard 200
211 Tehama. (6)
227 Clementina. (b)
301 Folsom 300
313 Shipley (6)
329 Clara. „
401 Harrison 400
501 Bryant 600
Tilford „
601 Brannan 600
Bluxome
701 Townsend 700
King
801 Berry 800
Channel
901 Hooper. 900
Irwin.
lOOl Hubbell 1000
South
West Eldorado
Yuma. „
Minnesota
(e) Tennessee («)
Sixth Avenue, fm Pre-
sidio Reservation S to K.
Sixth Avenue. South S
F. See VencBuela.
Solano, bet Mariposa and
Butte fm the bay W to
Harrison.
Somerset, bet Goettln-
gcn and Holvoke fm Sil-
ver av S, U. M. T.
Sonoma, bet Nevada and
Yolo fm the bay W to
Minnesota.
Sonoma Place, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Vallejo N. See San
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Sonora, bet Kearny and
Dupont fm Green to
Union.
Sophie Terrace, bet
Dupont and Stockton fm
Pine N.
South, SE of Hubbell SW
fm Kentucky to Center.
South Avenue, fm
Crescent av NE to Holly
Parlr, B H.
South I'ark, bet Bryant
and Brannan fm Second t,o
Third.
South Park Alley,
bet South I'ark and Bran-
nan fm Third E.
South Park Avenue,
bet Second and Third fm
Brannan 8.
South Park I^ane,
bet Bryant and Brannan
fm Central pi to Third.
Spear, bet Steuart and
Main fm Market SE to the
bay.
JEast. /Street. W. side.
1 Miirket 2
Hodges Court
101 Mission 100
201 Howard 200
301 Folsom 300
401 Harrison 400
(e) Bryant (e)
Spencer Alley, bet
Guerrero and Dolores fm
Sixteenth N.
Spotrord, bet Dupont and
Stockton fm Clay to Wash-
ington.
Sprinir, bet Montgomery
and Kearny fm Calllomia
to Pine.
Spruce, bet Locust and
Maple fni California N.
St. Charles, bet Pacific
and Broailwav fm Kearny
£. See Rowland.
St. C harles Place, bet
Vallelo and Green fra
Kearny W. See San
Antonio.
St. FranclH, South S F,
fm Trinidad SW to Mar-
quesas.
St. Oeorgre Alle.y, bet
Kearnv and Dupont fm
Bush to Pine.
St. Janieo Alley, bet
Post and Sutter fm Mason
E.
St. Jameii Court, bet
Sutter and Bush fm Masou
W.
St. John, South S E, bet
Susquehanna and Tom-
blgbee im Honduras SW
to Potrero av
St. Joseph's Avenue,
bet Broderick and Baker
fm Turk N to Geary.
St. l>atwrence. South S
F, fm Montenegro SW to
Guadeloupe.
St. l.ouis Alley, bet
Dupont and Stockton fm
Jackson S.
St. Mary's, bet Kearny
and Dupont fm Pine to
Callfomifl.
St. Rose's Avenue,bet
Gearv and Junipero Im
Masonic av W to Odd Fel-
low's Cemetery.
St. Thomas, South S F,
bet Manila and Venezuela
fm Islals to Water Front.
St. Vincent. See Vin-
cent.
Stable Alley, bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth fm
Valencia E.
Standlsh, fm California
av S to Powhattan, B H.
Stanford, betSecond and
Third fm Brannan to
Townsend.
Stanley, S of Bandolph
fm Orizaba o" W, City
Land Association.
Stanly Court, E s
Stanly pi bet Harrison
and Bryant.
Stanly Place, bet
First and Second fm Har-
rison to S of Bryant.
Stanyan, betShrailer and
Golden Gate Park fm Ful-
ton S.
Star, fm California av SE
to Franconla av, B H.
Stark, bet Pacific and
Broadway fm Stockton E.
State, City Land Associa-
tion. Sec Ramsell.
Sleiner, bet Fillmore and
Pierce N fm Ridley to
Lewis.
Wett. Street. E. tide.
Ridley 2
Hermann 100
201 Waller 200
301 Halght 300
401 Page 400
501 Oak 500
601 Fell 600
Hayes 700
Grove 800
901 Fulton nOO
1001 McAllister 1000
1101 Golden Gate av IiOO
1201 Turk 1200
1301 Eddy V.m
1401 Ellis , 1400
Bylngton
1501 O'Farrell 1500
1503 Elliot park
Geary IfiOO
1701 Post 1700
1801 Sutter 1800
1901 Bush lyOO
Wlldey
2001 Pine 2000
2101 Callforuia 2100
Perlne
2201 Sacramento 2200
Clay 2(00
Washington 2400
2501 Jackson 2500
2601 Pacific 2600
2701 Broadway 2700
2801 Vallelo 2800
2901 Green 2i)00
3001 Union 3000
3101 Filbert 3100
Pixley .
3201 Greenwich 3200
Moulton
3301 Lombard..^ .3300
3401 Chestnut...; 3400
3501 Francisco 3.500
3601 Bav 3600
3701 North Point :<700
3801 Beach 3800
3901 Jefferson 3900
4001 Tonquin 4000
(fi) Lewis (e)
Steuart, bet East and
Spear fm MarketSE to the
bay.
East, fytreft. W. side
1 Market 2
101 Mission 100
201 Howard 200
301 Folsom 300
(e) Harrison (e)
Steuben, bet Boutwell
and Han Bruno Road fm
San Bruno Road to Hel-
ena.
Steveloe Place, bet
Ellis and O'Farrell fm
Jones E.
Stevens Alley, bet Pa-
cific and Broadway fm
Sansonie E, thence at right
angles N to Broadway.
Stevenson, bet Market
and Mission 11m First SW.
S.E. Street. N.W.side.
1 First 2
Ecker.
101 Second 100
(6) New Montgomery (6>
Annie
201 Third 200
(6) Fourth (6)
401 Fifth 400
501 Sixth 500
601 Seventh 600
701 Eighth 700
cOl Ninth 800
(6) Tenth (6)
(6) Eleventh (6)
Potter
Brady
Crocker
Hermann
(6) Twelfth (6)
(6) Thirteenth (6)
\b) Fourteenth (6)
(b> Fifteenth \h)
lb) Sixteenth (6)
(b) Seventeenth (6)
Willow avenue
1701 ElRhteenth 1700
1801 Nineteenth 1800
1901 Twentieth 1900
(e) Twenty-first (e)
Stevenson Avenue,
8 8 Valencia bet Hermann
and Brady.
Stockton, bet Dupont
and Powell N fm Market
to Beach.
West. Street. E. tide.
1 Market and Ellis... 2
101 O'FarreU 100
Geary 200
Morton 212
301 Post 300
Stockton place 308
401 Sutter 400
501 Bush 500
Emma 508
601 Pine frO
701 California 700
709 Emmet place
801 Sacramento 800
901 Clay 900
1001 Washington 1000
1101 Jackson 1100
1201 Pacific 1200
Stark 1232
1301 Broadway 1300
1401 Vallelo 1400
1413 Cardalley
Montgomery av....
1501 Green 15(10
Union 1600
1701 Filbert 1700
1801 Greenwich 1800
1901 Lomliard 1900
N<-whall
2001 Chestnut 2000
PleiftVr
2101 Francisco 2100
2201 Bav 2200
2301 NorthPoint 2300
(e) Beach (e)
Stockton Place, bet
Post and Sutter fm Du-
pont to Stockton.
Stone, bet Stockton and
Powell fm Washington to
Jackson. f
Stonenian, bet Monte-
zuma and Prospect av fm
Folsom W, B. H.
Stout's Alley, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm
Washington to Jackson.
Strinshani, from Islals
Creek W of Adele S to
Hecker.
Sullivan, bet Carl and
Grattan fm ( ole W.
Sulli van, fm Cortland av
S to Crescent av, B H. See
Kennebec.
Sullivan, VIeltacion
Valley. See Astor.
Sullivan Alley, bet
Dupnnt and Stockton fm
Pacific to Jackson.
Sullivan Alley, bet
First and Second fm Mis-
sion to Minna. See Shaw
Alley.
Sullivan Alley, bet
Jackson and Pacific fm
Dupont W.
Sumatra, South S F.bot
Falkland and Algeria fm
Islals Creek to Water
Front.
Summer, bet Pine and
California fm Montgomery
to Kearny.
Sumner, bet Rosecrans
and Prentiss fm California
av S to Powhattan. See
Dunkirk.
Sumner, bet Seventh and
Eighth fm Howard SE.
Sunshine Court, bet
Howard and Folbom fm
Eighth E.
Susquehanna, South
S F, bet Yazoo and St
John fm Honduras SW.
Sutter, bet Post and Bush
W fm Market to Central
■ V.
SoutJv. Street. N. tide.
1 Sansome & Market 2
101 Montgomery 100
Trinity 106
111 Lick place —
201 Kearny 200
Clara lone 240
301 Dupont 300
401 Stockton 400
501 Powell 500
Delaware court....
601 Mason 600
701 Tavlor 700
801 Jones 800
901 Leavenworth 900
1001 Hyde 1000
1101 Larkln 1100
1201 Polk 1200
i;»l Van Ness avenue.. 1300
1401 Franklin l-iOO
1501 Gough 1500
1601 Octavia 1600
1701 Lanuna 1700
1801 Buchanan 1800
1901 Webster 1900
2001 Fillmore 2000
2101 Stelner 2100
2201 Pierce 2200
2;»1 Scott 2;«)0
2401 Devlsadero 24C0
2501 Broderick 2.500
2601 Baker 2600
2701 Lyon 2700
(e) Central avenue (e)
Sutter Place, N s Sut-
ler, bet Laguna and Bu-
P char.an
Swan, fm Bernal SW to
i unction Plymouth and
lernal.
Sween.v, W s San Bruno
Road 3 miles fm City Hall.
Sweet, bet Taylor and
Jones fm Broadway to
Vallejo.
T, South S F. See St
Francis.
T, bet S and U fm Twelfth
av W.
Tahiti, South S F, bet
Nicaragua and Yucatan
fm San Bruno Road to
County line.
Tallapoosa, South S F,
bet Cilia and S ntee fm
India SW to County line.
Tara, San Miguel, W End
Map No 1.
Tay, bet Powell and
Mason fm Sacramento to
Clay.
Ta>lor, bet Mason and
Jones N fm Market to
Jeflerson.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Market and Golden
Gate av 2
Opal place
101 Turk 100
201 Eddy 200
301 Ellis 300
401 O'Farrell 400
501 Geary 500
Derby.. 504
Taylor place 516
517 Adelaide place „ ...
601 Post 600
Hobart alley
605 Lewis
701 Sutter 700
801 Bush 800
Mulford alley
901 Pine 900
Villa place 908
1001 California 1000
1101 Sacramento 1100
1115 Pleasant
1201 Clay 1200
1301 Washington 1300
1401 Jackson 1400
1501 Pacific 1500
15:55 Bernard
1601 Broadway 1600
Falcon place
1701 Vallejo 1700
1801 Green 1800
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1901 Union 1900
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2001 Filbert 2C00
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2101 Greenwich 2100
2201 Lombard 2200
Montfiomery av
2301 Chestnut. _... 2300
Water
Houston
2401 Francisco 2400
Vandewater
2501 Bay 2500
2fi01 North Point. 2600
2701 Bench — 2700
(«) Jefferson ,.... (e)
Tarlor Place, bet Post
and Geary fm Taylor E.
Ta.rlor Plaee, bet
Union and Filbert fm Tay-
lor E and W.
Tehama.bet Howard and
Folsom fm First SW.
S.E. StreeL JV.W. Hde.
1 First — 2
101 Second 100
Hubbard..._™
201 Third 200
301 Fourth 300
401 Fifth 400
(6) Sixth „ (6)
(6) Seventh. _ (6)
701 Eighth 700
(b) Ninth (6)
Tehama, S s iMontezuma
S to Prospect place, B H.
See mauctaester.
Tehama Place, bet
Howard and l1)lsom fm
Fifft NE.
Teleerraph Place, bet
Greenwich and Lombard
fm Good-Children E.
TeneriflTe, South S F, bet
Paraguay and Falkland
fm Islais Creefe to Water
Front.
Tenne»see,het Kentucky
and Minnesota fm South S
to Tulare.
Tenth, bet Ninth aad
Eleventh fm Market SE
to Mission Creek.
East, street. W. ride.
1 Market 2
101 Mission 100
201 Howard 200
225 Warren avenue
301 Folsom 300
Sheridan
401 Harrison 40u
501 Bryant 500
Tenth Avenue, Souths
F. See ^larqnesaa.
Tenth Avenue, fm Pre-
sidio Reservation S to Q.
Terrace View, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Francisco S.
Tevis, South S F, bet Von
Schmidt and Dock fm
Water Front SWto County
line.
Tevis, bet Third and
Fourth fm King to Berry.
Texas, bet Mississippi
and Missouri fm Center S
to Tulare.
Theodore Alley, bet
Stockton and Noonon's
alley fm Vallejo S.
Theresa, Academy Tract.
Third, bet Second and
Fourth fm Market SE to
Channel.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
19 Stevenson 20
37 Jessie (6)
101 Mission 100
117 Minna 118
131 Sherwood place
Everett 138
145 Hunt
201 Howard 200
223 Tehama 224
— Noble pUce 236
247 Clementina (6)
301 Folsom 300
337 Verona „
401 Harrison 400
417 Perry _.._ 418
435 Silver 438
601 Bryant 500
Park lane north....
519 South Park
5.37 Park lane south...
601 Brannan 600
701 Townsend 700
King
801 Berry 800
Channel
Third Avenue, fm Pre-
sidio Reservation S to J.
Third Avenue. South
SF. See 91 ontenegro
Thirteenth, bet Twelfth
and Fourteenth fm Mis-
sion to Harrison.
iVari/i. Street, & tide.
1 Mission 2
101 Howard 100
Isis
Bemlce
201 FoUom 200
Treat avenue....„..
301 Harrison 300
Thirteenth Avenue,
fm Presidio Reservation
StoU.
Thirteenth Avenue,
South S F. See Servia.
Thirtieth, S of i ay fm
Mission W to Bellevue.
Thirtieth Avenue, fm
Presidio Reservation S.
Thirtieth Avenue,
South S F. See Onada-
loupe.
Thirty-eietitli Av.
enne, fm City Cemetery
S.
Thirty-eighth Av-
enue, South S F. See
Uruguay.
Thirty-fifth Avenue,
fm City Cemeterv S.
Thirty-fifth Avenne,
South S F. See aiar-
tinique.
Thirty-first Avenne,
fm Presidio Reservation S.
Thirty-first Avenue,
South S F. See Van-
couver.
Thirty - fourth Av-
enue, fm City Cemetery
S.
Thirty - fourth Av-
enue, South S F. See
Tobago.
Thirty - ninth Av-
enue, fm City Cemetery
S.
Thirty - ninth Av-
enue, South S F. See
Barbadocs.
Thirty - second Av-
enne, fm Presidio Res-
ervation S.
Thirty - second Av-
enue, South S F. See
Cuiana.
Thirty - seventh Av-
fm City Cemetery
Thirty - seventh Av-
enue, South S F. See
nadeira.
Thirty-sixth Avenue,
fm City Cemetery S.
Thirty-si xth Avenne,
South S F. See Costa
Rica.
Thirty - third Av-
enne, fin City Cemetery
S.
Thirty - third Av-
enue, South S F. See
Blalacca.
Thompson Avenne,
bet Second and Third fm
Brannan S.
Thornton, City Land
Association.
Thrift, RaUroad Home-
stead.
Tilden, W s Noe bet Fif-
teenth and Si.xteenth.
Tilford, bet Bryant and
Brannan fm Sixth NE.
Tillman Alley, bet
Sutter ami Stockton pi fm
Dupont W.
TIngley, Academy Tract.
Tobago, South S F, bet
Malacca and Martinique
fm Kallroad av to County
line.
Tobin, VlBltaclon Valley.
Toniaaa, fm Calitomla
av SE to California av, B
H.
Tombigbee, South S F,
bet St. John ami Potomac
fm Honduras SW.
Tonquin, bet JefTerson
and Lewis W fm Larkin
to Presidio Reservation.
Torrens Court, bet
Hvde and Larkin fm Clay
N.
Touchard, tiet Jones and
Leavenworth fm Pine S.
Townsend, bet Brannan
and King SW from First
to Eighth.
S.E. Street K.W.side.
1 First 2
Japan.
101 Second 100
Stanford
Clarence place
Hammond place...
201 Third 200
Ritch.
Clvde
Madden
Haggln
CrooKS ...._._
301 Fourth 300
401 Fifth 400
501 Sixth 500
Gilbert
601 Seventh 600
Eighth
Treat Avenne, bet Fol-
som and Harrison fm
Thirteenth S to Serpentine
av.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Thirteenth 2
101 Fourteenth 100
201 Fifteenth 200
301 Sixteenth 300
401 Seventeenth. 400
801 Eighteenth 500
601 Nineteenth 600
701 Twentieth 700
801 Twe»ty-first 800
901 Twentv-second.... 900
1001 Twentv-thlrd 1000
1101 Twenty-fourth 1100
1201 Twentv-Bfth 1200
1301 Twentv-sixth 1300
(e) Serpentine av (e)
Trent Alley, bet Dolo-
res and Chattanooea fm
Twenty-fourth N.
Trenton, bet Stockton
and Powell fm Washing-
ton N to Pacific.
Trinidad, South S F, bet
Venezuela and Bahama
fm Schneider S to Water
Front.
Trinity, bet Montgomery
and Kearny fm Sutter to
Bush.
Trinity Court, W s
Trinity bet Sutter and
Bush.
Troy Alley, bet Sacra-
mento and Clay fm Hyde
W.
Truett, bet Clay and
Washington fm Mason W.
Trumbull, bet Canal
and Ney fm County Road
E.
Tulare, bet Marin and
Islais Creek channel fm
the bay W to Orleans.
Tulip Alley, bet How-
ard and Minna fm Russ
SW.
Turk, bet Golden Gate av
and Eddy W fm Junction
Mason and Market.
South. Street. iV. side.
I Market & Mason.. 2
Margaret place.... 14
101 Tavlor 100
201 Jones 200
301 Leavenworth 300
401 Hvde 400
Do>lge
501 Larkin 500
601 Polk 600
701 Van Ness avenue. 700
801 Franklin 800
901 Gough 900
Octavia
Lacuna
1201 Buchanan 1200
1.301 Webster l.W
1401 Fillmore 1400
1501 Stelner 1500
1601 Pierce 1600
1701 Scott 1700
Seymour avenne...
1801 Devlsadero...„ 1800
1901 Broderlck liiOO
St. Joseph's av....
2001 Baker (6)
Lvon lb)
L'-tt (6)
Masonic avenue...
Twelfth, bet Eleventh
andThlrteenth fm Mission
SE to Harrison.
jr. E. Street. S. W. side.
1 Mission 2
Glen Park avenue. 26
101 Howard 100
201 Folsom 200
Isls
Bemlce
(e) Harrison (e)
Twelfth Avenne, fm
Presidio Reservation S to
T.
Twelfth Avenne,
South S F. See Domin-
ica.
Twentieth, bet Nine-
teenth and Twenty-flrst
fm Harrison W to Doug-
lass.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Harrison.... „ 2
Treat avenue....
101 FolsofflL (400) 100
Shotwell
201 Howard (700) 20O
Capp
301 Mission. (800) 300
Jessie _..
Stevenson.
401 Valencia (900) «»
501 Guerrero 500
601 Dolores..
701 C!hurch 700
801 Sanchez. 800
901 Noe 900
1001 Castro 1000
Collingwood.
1101 Diamond. 1100
Eureka
(e) Douglass „.. (e)
Twentieth Avenne,
fm Presidio Reservation
S.
Twentieth Avenne,
South S F. See Stanri-
tius.
Twenty-eighth, bet
Duncan and Va '
San Jos6 Road
levue.
South. Street N. side.
1 Guerrero 2
101 Dolores 100
201 Church 200
301 Sanchez 300
401 Noe 400
501 Castro 500
601 Diamond 600
701 Douglass 700
801 Ellen. 800
(e) Bellevue (e)
Twent.v-eighth Av-
enue, tm Presidio Beser-
vatlon S.
Twenty-eighth Av-
enue, South S F. See
Gibraltar.
Twenty-fifth, bet Twen-
ty-fourth and Twenty-
sixth fm Potrero av W.
South. Street. If. side.
1 Potrero avenue... 2
101 Hampshire 100
201 York 200
301 Bryant avenue 300
401 Columbia 400
501 Alabama 500
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601 Harrison 600
Treat avenue-
701 Folsom 700
Horace alley...^...,
Shotwell
VirKll alley
1201 Dolores 1200
Virgil alley
701 Powell 700
601 Howard 600
Cypress alley
teaii^;::;;;;;;;;;
Chattanooga
1301 Church 1300
VIcksburg
1401 Sanchez 1400
1501 Noe 1500
1601 Castro 1600
1701 Diamond 1700
1801 Douglass 1800
1901 Ellen 1900
717 August alley
801 Maton :...;..;;;; 800
901 Taylor „_ 900
Marlon place
1001 Jones 1000
701 Ml.sslon 700
Bartlett
Orange alley
801 Valencia 800
San Jos6 avenue...
901 Guerrero 900
1001 Dolores 1000
1101 Church 1100
801 Howard 800
Cypress alley „
Bay View place
UOl Leavenworth 1100
Sharp place
901 Mission 900
Bartlett
1201 H.vde....„ 1200
West End alley....
Moore place
1301 Larkin vm
1401 Polk 1400
1501 Van Ness avenue. 1500
1601 Franklin IfiOO
Twenty - fourth Av-
enue, fm Presidio Res-
ervation S.
Twenty - fourth Av-
enue, South S F. See
Bermuda.
Twenty-ninth, bet Val-
ley and Day fm Mission
W to Bellevue.
Twenty - ninth Av-
enue, fm Presidio Res-
ervation S.
Twenty - ninth Av-
enue, South S F. See
Azores.
Twenty - second, bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-
third fm Potrero a V W to
Ocean Road.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Potrero avenue
101 Hampshire 100
201 York 200
301 Bryant avenue 300
401 Columbia 400
501 Alabama 500
601 Harrison 600
Treat avenue
701 Folsom ;.... 700
Shotwell
801 Howard 800
1001 Valencia 1000
San Jos6 avenue...
1101 Guerrero 1100
1201 Dolores 1200
1301 Church 1300
Vlcksburg
1401 Sanchez 1400
Kkppler alley
1501 Noe 1500
1601 Castro 1600
1701 Diamond ifOO
1801 DouBlass 1800
1901 Ellen 1900
1301 Noe ;;..;;;;i3oo
1401 Castro 1400
1601 Douglass 1600
1701 Ellen 1700
1701 Gough 1700
1801 Octavia.. 1800
Bellevue
Twenty - sixth Av-
enue, fm Presidio Res-
ervation S.
Twenty - sixth Av-
enue, South S F. See
Jamaica.
Twenty-third, bet
Twenty -second and Twen-
ty-fourth fm Potrero av W
to Douglass.
South Street. iS'. side.
1 Potrero avenue 2
101 Hampshire loo
201 York!. ...;; 200
1901 Laguna liJOO
2001 Buchanan 2000
2101 Webster ... 2100
2201 Fillmore 2200
2301 Steluer 2:«)0
2401 Pierce 2400
2611 Scott 5200
2601 Devlsadero 2600
Twenty-fifth Avenue
fm Presidio Reservation
S.
Twenty-fifth Avenue
South S F. See 9Ialt».
Twenty-first, bet Twen-
tieth and Twenty-second
fm Potrero av W to Eu-
reka.
South. Street. N.side.
1 Potrero av 2
2801 Baker... 2800
(c) Lyon (e)
Union Alley, fm Union
Union Avenue, fm
Audover av E to San
Bruno Road, B H.
Union Place, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm
Green to Union.
Union Square, bet
I'o well, Stockton, Post and
Geary.
University, bet College
avl UM T.°° *'"' ^"^"
Uruguay, South S F.bet
Madeira and Barbadoes
fm Railroad av to County
line.
Utah, bet Nebraska and
Potrero av fm Mission
Creek S to Preclta Creek.
V, bet U and W fm Four-
teenth av W.
Valencia, bet Guerrero
and Mission fm Markets
to Twenty -ninth.
^TmS/-. ^-^2
301 Bryant avenue 300
401 Columbia.. 400
501 Alabama 500
601 Harrison 600
Treat avenue
701 Folsom 700
Shotwell
Jersey 100
.201 Hampshire 200
Bryant avenue
301 York 300
Florida 400
Alabama
501 Columbia 500
601 Harrison 600
Treat avenue
701 Folsom 700
Shotwell
801 Howard 800
901 M°i?slonV.V."(l6o6)" 900
1001 Valencia""'"(ll66)"l0OO
1101 Guerrero (1200) 1100
Alder alley
801 Howard 800
901 M^isfe".;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 900
Bartlett
2001 Valencia 1000
San Jos6 avenue ..
UOl Guerrero 1100
Alderallev
Capp
901 Mission 900
1001 vaiencia.v.""."."";;;;;iooo
San Jos6 avenue...
UOl Guerrero 1100
Alder alley
Fair Oaks.
Fair Oaks
1201 Dolores ! 1200
Chattanooga
1301 Church. 1300
1201 Dolores.. 12(X)
Mersey alley
Chattanooga
Medwav alley
1301 Church 1300
VIcksburg
1401 Sanchez 1400
1501 Noe 1500
Fair Oaks:....:.:::...: —
Orient alley
1601 Castro 1600
VIcksburg ....;;.";;;;
Blanche alley
1401 Sanchez 1400
1201 Dolores 1200
Chattanooga
1301 Church 1300
VIcksburg. .
Colllngwood
15 Stfrvenson avenue
101 Hermann lOO
201 Ridley ,.... 200
^^ttan".;;:;;;;;;;;;;;^
301 Fourteenth 300
401 Fifteenth 400
Stable alley
501 Sixteenth 500
601 Seventeenth- 600
Clarion alley
Eureka
1501 Noe 1500
1801 Douglass 1800
Twenty - second Av-
enue, fm Presidio Res-
ervation S.
Twenty - second Av-
enue, South S F. See
Salvador.
Twenty - seventh, bet
Army and Duncan ftn Old
San Jose Road W to Belle-
vue.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Guerrero 2
1601 Castro 1600
1701 Diamond 1700
Eureka
1801 Douglass 1800
Twenty - third Av-
enue, fm Presidio Res-
ervation S.
Twenty - third Av-
enue, South S F. See
Orauada.
Tyler,now Golden GateAv
U, bet T and V fm Thir-
teenth av W.
ITnadilla Avenue,
San Miguel.
Union, bet Green and
Filbert W fm Front to
Presidio Reservation.
South. Street. N.side.
1 Front 2
101 Battery 100
Gaines
1401 Sanchez 1400
1501 Noe 1500
1601 Castro 1600
CoUlngwood
1701 Diamond. 1700
(e) Eureka (ej
Twenty-flrstA venue,
fm Presidio Reservations.
Twenty -firstA venue.
South SF. See Java.
Twenty - fourth, bet
Twenty-third and Twen-
ty-fifth fm Potrero av W.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Potrero avenue 2
101 Hampshire 100
201 York 200
301 Br. ant avenue 300
611 Cedar iane.„:;;:;.;;; —
617 Willows avenue....
701 Eighteenth 700
801 Nineteenth 800
-— Cnimberland pi _... 820
901 Twentieth 900
1001 Tvrlnty-flfsti" ;;;;;;iooo
Hill 1018
UOl Twenty-second ....1100
1201 Twenty-thlrd. 1200
1301 Twenty-fourth ....1300
1401 Twenty-flfth 140<I
1501 Twenty-slxtt 1500
Army .„
(e) Twenty-ninth («)
Vallefo, bet Broadway
and Green fm Davis W to
Presidio Reservation.
South^ Street. N.tide.
1 ga^ls id)
Front ^
101 Battery 100
Flint alley
301 Sanchez 300
401 Noe .; 400
601 Diamond 600
701 Douglass 700
801 Ellen ;....;; 800
(e) Bellevue (e)
501 Alabama 500
601 Harrison 600
Treat avenue
701 Folsom.. 700
ShotweU
801 Howard. 800
Twenty-seventh Av-
enue, fm Presidio Res-
ervation S.
Twenty-seventh Av-
enue, South S F. See
Madagascar.
Twenty - sixth, bet
Twenty-flfth and Army
fm York W to Ocean Road
South. Street. N.tide.
1 York 2
Calhoun
301 Montgomery 300
323 Vincent „
401 Kearny 400
Filbert place 406
407 Sonora
419 Lafayette place
Varennes.... 420
CypresB alley
£raiiey:::::::r:
801 Mission 900
Bartlett.™."."."".;!;
Orange alley
101 Bryant avenue 100
201 Columbia. 200
1001 Valencia 1000
Poplar alley.
301 Alabama 300
401 Harrison 400
509 Bannam place
Jasper place 518
523 Union place
535 Graham place
601 Stockton
201 Sansome V..'." 200
Hail alley
San Jose avenue...
UOl Guerrero HOC
Alder alley
Treat avenue
501 Folsom .."Z SOO
Prescott court ;;;;;;
Fair Oaks.
Horace alley
Shotwell
Bartoi ..;;;;;;:; —
301 Montgomery „ 300
Quince alley
Jlontgomery ar....
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Kearny ■100
PInckney
Pan Antonio
Pollard place
Margaret place
Dupont 500
Montgomery av ...
Vallejo place
Agneslane
flOl Stockton 600
Vulcan lane
Theodore alley
Nounan's alley _
■\Vheelock place
701 Powell 700
Washoe place
O'Connell place ....
801 Mason 800
Vallejo court —
901 Taylor 900
Sweet
yiorence
1001 Joneg 1000
1101 Leavenworth 1100
1201 Hvde 1200
White
1301 Larkln l.'JOO
1401 Polk mm
1501 Van Ness avenne..I500
leoi Franklin 1600
1701 Gnngh 1700
ISO! Octavla 1800
1901 Laguna 1900
2001 Bnchanan 2000
2101 Webster 2100
2201 Fillmore 2200
2:«»1 Steiner 2.-i00
2<01 Pierce 2400
2501 Scott 2.T00
2eoi Pevlsadero 2BOo
2701 Broderick 27no
2801 Baker 2800
(e) Lyon (e)
Tallejo Court, (or Ter-
race) bet Mason and Tay-
lor fm Vallejo S.
VaIl*-Jo Place, bet
Montgomery av and Stock-
ton fm Vallejo S.
Valley, bet Twenty-
eighth and Twenty-ninth
fni Old San Josfi Road W
to Bellevue.
Valpb-raiso, bet Filbert
and Greenwich fm Mason
to Jones.
Van Kess Avenne, bet
Polk and Franklin U fm
Market to Lewis.
West. Street. E. tide.
1 Market and Oak... 2
Hickory avenue...
101 Fell 100
109 Linden avenue
201 Hayes 200
Ivy avenue..._
301 Grove 300
Birch avenue_
•401 Fulton 400
Ash avenue-
501 McAllister 500
Locust avenue
601 Golden Gate av 600
Elm avenne
701 Turk 700
Laurel avenue
801 Eddy _ 800
Willow avenue
901 Ellis 900
909 Olive avenne 908
1001 O'Farrell 1000
1009 Myrtle avenue 1008
1101 Geary 1100
Cedar avenue
1301 Post _. 1200
Walnut avenue
1301 Sutter 1300
1311 Fern avenue 1310
1401 Bush HOO
1409 Austin 1408
1501 Pine 1500
IfiOl California ifiOO
1701 Sacramento ITOO
1801 Clay 1800
1901 Washington IVOO
2001 Jackson 2000
2101 Pacific 2100
2201 Broadway 2200
2301 Vallejo 2:.00
Bunita
2401 Green 2400
1501 Union 2500
2601 Filbert 2600
2701 Greenwich 2700
2801 Lombard 2800
2901 Chestnut 2000
3001 Francisco 3000
(6) Bav 3100
\b) North Point 3200
(6) Peach 3300
(W Jefferson 3400
(6) Tonquln 3500
(e) LewlB (e)
VanconTer, South S F,
bet Guadaloupe and Gui-
ana fm Railroad av to
County line.
Vandewater, bet Fran-
cisco and Bay fm Powell
to Taylor.
Varennes, bet Kearny
and Dupont fm Union to
Filbert.
V a H 8 a 1 b or o. Sunny
Vale Homestead.
VaH»ar Place, bet Sec-
ond and Third fm Harri-
son SB.
Venezuela, South S F,
bet St Thomas and Trini-
dad fm Islftls to Water
Front.
Verniehr Place, bet
Post and Sutter fm Kearny
E.
Vermont, bet Kansas
and Nebraska fm Mission
Creek to Precita Creek.
Vernon, City Land Asso-
ciation.
Vernon Place, bet Fol-
Bom and Harrison fm Sec-
ond W.
Vernon Place, bet
Mason and Taylor fm
Jackson S. See Marcy
Place.
Vernon Place, bet
Green and Union Im Hyde
E.
Verona, bet Folsom and
Harrison fm Third NE.
Vicksburg, bet Church
and Sanchez fm Twenty-
first S to Twenty -fifth.
East. Street. W. side.
I Twenty-first 2
101 Twenty-second 100
201 Twenty-third 200
301 Twenty-fourth 300
(e) Twenty-fifth (e)
Victoria, City Land As-
sociation.
Vienna, Excelsior Home-
stead Association.
Villa Place, bet Pine
and California fm Taylor
E.
Vincent, bet Montgom-
ery and Kearny tin Green
to Union.
Virgil Alley, bet How-
ard and Shot well tm Twen-
ty-fifth S to Tw enty-sl.\th.
Virginia, bet Ohio and
New York fm Water Front
S to Honduras.
Virelnia, bet Stockton
and Powell fm Washing-
ton to Pacific. See Tren-
ton.
Virsrlnla AT-enne, fm
California av SE to Cher-
ubiisco, B H.
Virginia Conrt, bet
Pine and Calllomla fm
Pupont W.
Virginia Place, bet
Powell and Stockton fm
Broadwav to J'aclfic.
Fischer Place, bet
Market ond Mission fm
Beale E.
VlHilacion, Vlgltaclon
Val'ey.
Voiglit, E of San Bnino
Road 4 miles fm CltyHall.
Volney Alley, bet
Alice and Eltch fm Fol-
som SE.
Von Skcfamldt, South S
F, bet Pollock and Terls
fin Water Front SW to
County line.
Vorralli Place, bet
Bush and Pine (m Larkln
E.
Vulcan Ijane, bet
Stockton and Powell fm
Vallejo N.
■W, south of V fm Fifteenth
av W.
fVagner Alley, bet
Jones and Leavenworth
fm Eddy S.
IValdo Alley, bet
Broadway and Vallejo fm
Leavenworth W.
fValbrldge, Vlsltaclon
Valley.
Tl'all Place, bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde fm
.lack son N.
fVallace Place, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
California N.
fValler, bet Ridley and
Haight W fin Octavla and
Market.
South. Street. iV. side.
1 Market 4 Octavla.. 2
101 Laguna 100
201 Buchanan 200
301 Webster 300
401 Fillmore 400
Steiner 500
Pierce 600
701 Scott 700
801 Devlsadero 800
Broderick. 900
Public Park
Lott 1200
1301 Masonic avenue...l300
1401 Ashbury 140ii
1501 Clayton 1500
1601 Cole 1600
1701 Shrader 1700
(e) Stanyan (e)
Walnut, bet Central av
and Laurel fm Calliornia
N.
tValnnt ATcnue, bet
Post and Sutter fm Larkln
to Laguna.
South. Street. if. side.
1 Larkln 2
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ness avenue.. 200
301 Franklin 300
401 Gough 400
501 Octavla 500
(e) Lagiina (e)
Waltham, bet Prospect
av and California av fm
Folsom E.
fVard, fm California av S
to Crescent av, B H. See
Banbs.
IVarren, S s Thirtieth
betWhltnev and Bartlett
Sto Palmer.
liVarren Avenue, bet
Howard and Folsom fm
Tenth NE.
-Warren Place, bet Six-
teen th and Seventeenth
fm Mission E.
'U'a.tliington, bet Oay
and Jackson W fm East.
South. Street iV. side.
1 East „.... 2
101 Drumm » 100
201 Davis 200
217 Cedar
301 Front 300
401 Battery 400
Custom House pl_. 412
501 Sansome 500
Jones aUey 532
601 Montgomery 600
Montgomery av_...
641 Dunbar alley
Kearny 700
727 Brenham place ...
Washington alley. 744
801 Dupont 800
811 Waverly place
823 Spofford
Stent's or Ross aL 828
901 Stockton 900
907 Havens place
913 Hopeton Terrace .
Trenton 914
Stone 918
1001 Powell 1000
1007 Codman place
1017 Wetmore place. ...
1101 Mason 1100
Adona place 1106
1201 Taylor 1200
ComlUe place
1301 Jones 1300
1319 Priest „ —
1325 Reed
1401 Leavenworth 1400
1501 Hyde I50O
1801 Larkln 1600
1701 Polk 1700
1801 Van Ness aveuue„1800
1901 Franklin liiOO
Gough 2000
Octavla 2100
2201 Laguna 2200
2.301 Bnchanan 2 OO
2401 Webster 2400
2501 FlUmore 2500
Steiner
Alta Plaza
2801 Scott 2800
2901 Devlsadero 2;i00
3001 Broderick 3000
3101 Baker 3iOO
3201 Lvon .3200
3301 Central a venue :i:<0O
3401 Walnut 340O
3501 Laurel 3500
3601 Locust 3600
3701 Spruce 3700
3801 Maple 3800
3901 Cherrv 3900
(e) First avenue (e)
Washington Alley,.
bet Kearny and Dupont
fm Washington to Jack-
son.
Washlngrton Avenue
bet Ninth and Tenth fm
Mission to Howard. Sea
Berkeley Avenne.
Washington Avenue
bet Folsom and Columbia
pi fm Precita a v S, B H.
Washington Square,
bet Montgomery av and
Powell, Stockton, Filbert
and Union.
W^ashoe Place, bet
Powell and Mason f m Val-
lejo N.
Water, bet Chestnnt and
Francisco fm Mason to
Tavlor.
Water Front, fm Coun-
ty line northc.ly along
the bay to Shasta.
Waterville, bet Elmira
and Conkling fm Aug^asta
to Helena.
W^atson Place, West
End Map No 1.
W^att Avenue, West
End Homestead.
Waverly Place, bet
Dupont and Stockton fm
Sacramento to Washing-
ton.
W^ ay land, bet Bacon
andWoolsev fm Potrero
av W. U M T.
Wayne, bet Gates and
Kosciusko fm Cortland av
S.
Webb, bet Montgomery
and Kearny fm California
to Sacramento.
W^ebb Place, bet Green
and Union fm Mason W.
-Webster, bet Montgom-
ery and Kearny im Lom-
bard to Chestnut. See
W^inthrop.
Webster, bet Bnchanan
and Fillmore N fm Kate
to Lewis.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Kate _„ 2
Germania
101 Waller 100
201 Haight 200
Rose avenue
301 Page 300
Lily avenue
401 Oak 400
Hickory avenue ...
601 Fell 800
Linden avenue....
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129
eOl Hayes 600
Ivy avenue
701 Grove >_ 700
Birch avenue
801 Fulton 800
Ash avenue
901 McAllister 900
Locust avenue
1001 Golden Gate av 1000
Elm avenue
1101 Turk 1100
Laurel avenue
1201 Eddy 1200
1301 EUlB 1300
1309 Bylngton
1401 O'Farrell 1400
ISO! Geary 1500
1601 Post 1600
1701 Sutter 1700
1801 BuBh 1800
Wlldey
1901 Pine 1900
2001 CaUfomla 2000
2101 Sacramento „_.. ...2100
2201 Clay 2200
8301 Washington 2300
2401 Jackson 2400
2601 Pacific 2500
2601 Broadway 2600
2701 Vallejo 2700
2801 Green 2800
2901 Union 2!)00
3001 Filbert 3000
Plxley
3101 Greenwich 3100
Moulton
3201 Lombard 3200
3301 Chestnut
3401 Francisco
3501 Bay 3500
3601 NorthPoint 3600
3701 Beach 3700
3801 Jefferson 3800
3901 Tonautn 3900
(e) Lewis ^(e)
Weldon, S s Crescent av
nr San Bruno Road.
Wells ATenne, bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth
fin Dolores to Church.
Wella Court, bet Bu-
pont and Stockton fm
Lombard S.
Welsh, bet Bryant and
Brannan fin Zoe to SW of
Fourth.
West Avenue, fm San
Jos6 Road nr Cortland av
SE to Holly Park.
W^est EI Dorado, bet
South and Eureka SW fm
Sixth to Center.
W^est-End Alley, bet
Hyde and Larkln fm
Green to Union.
W^est Mission, W 8 Mis-
sion bet Twelfth and
Thirteenth.
Wetmore Place, bet
Powell and Mason fin Clay
to Washington.
Wlieelocic Place, bet
Stockton and Powell (m
Vollejo N.
Wliite, bet Hyde and
Larkln fm Vallejo N.
"Wliite Place, bet Sev-
enth and Eighth fm
Bryant SE.
Wliite's Place, bet Sut-
ter and Bush fm Jones E
Wlilting, bet Lombard
and Chestnut fin Dupont E,
Whitney, bet Mission
and Howard fm Fifteenth
to Sixteenth.
Wliitney, bet Dame and
Warren fm ThlrUeth S to
Palmer.
Wildey, bet Pine and
Bush ftn Webster to
Steiner.
Willard, fm N s Grat-
tan N to Golden Gate
Park.
W^llllam, bet Taylor and
Jones fm O'Farrell to
Post.
West. Street. E. side.
1 O'FarreU 2
101 Geary 100
(«) Post (e)
Williams, het Goettnl-
gen and Holyoke fm Sliver
av S, U M T. See Som-
erset.
Williamson, bet Boyce
and Chase fm Gearv N.
Willow, bet Fifth and
Sixth fm Folsom to Ship-
ley. See Falmoatli.
Willow Avenue, bet
Eddy and Ellis fm Larkln
to Buchanan.
South. Street. N.stde.
1 Larkln 2
101 Polk 100
201 A'an Ness aveDue.. 200
301 Franklin 300
401 Gongh 400
501 Octavia 500
601 Laguna 600
(«) Buchanan («)
W^lllows Avenue, bet
Seventeenth and Eigh-
teenth fm Valencia to
Mission.
W^inans Alley, bet
Howard and Tehama fm
Eighth E.
Winkle, S of San Bruno
Road 3 miles fm CItyHall.
Wlnslow, fm California
av S to Powhattan, B H.
Winter Iiane, bet Green
and Union fm Mason E.
Winthrop, bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny fm
Lombard N to Chestnut.
W^isconsin, bet Arkan-
sas and Carolina fin Eighth
Wood, bet Eugenia and
Collins fm Geary N.
Wool, fm North av S to
Cortland av, B H.
IVoolsey, bet Wayland
and D wight fm Potrero av
~",UMT.
W,
W^orcester Avenue,
City Land Association.
Worden, bet Stockton
and Powell fm Francisco
N.
Worflen Avenue, San
Migoel.
Wyomingr, l>et Dacotah
and Ohio fm Islals S to
Honduras.
Wyoming Avenue,
San Miguel.
Tale, bet Amherst and
Cambridge fm Silver av S.
UMT.
Tazoo, South 8 F. bet
Platte and Susquehanna
fin Honduras S\\ .
Terba Buena, l)et Ma-
son and Taylor ftn Sacra-
mento to Clay.
Tolo, bet Nevada and Co-
lusa fin the bay W to Po-
trero av.
Xorh, l>et Hampshire and
Bryant av fm Channels
to Serpentine av.
Tuba, bet Colusa and Yolo
fin the bay W to Iowa.
Xncatan, South S F, bet
Tahiti and Carthagena fm
San Bruno Road to Coun-
ty line.
Xuma, S of El Dorado fm
Sixth SW to Center.
Zini, fm Napoleon S to
Schneider.
Zoe, bet Third and Fourth
fin Bryant to Brannan.
Zoe Place, bet Beale
and Fremont fm Folsom
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BUILDINGS. BLOCKS, ROWS, WHARVES, ETC.
PUBIiXC BVHiDIXGS.
AxMs House, San Miguel or Mission Ocean House
Bead, m miles from City Hall
City Hall (new) , bet McAllister, Larkln, and Park Av
City Hall (old) , E s Kearny, bet Merchant and Wash.
County Hospital, E b Potrero Av, bet Twenty-second
and Twenty-third
County Jail, N b Broadway, bet Kearny and Dnpont
Custom House, NW cor Washington and Battery
Hall of Eecords. 8 b McAllister, nr Leavenworth
House of Correction, Old San Job6 Road, 5 miles from
City Hall
Industrial School, Old San Jos^ Bead, 5 miles from
City Hall
Post Ofiftce, NW cor Washington and Battery
Twenty-sixth St. Hospital (small-pox), S s Colusa, nr
De Haro
United States Appraisers' Store, E s Sansome, bet
Washington and Jackson
United States Marine Hospital, Presidio Reservation,
nr Mountain Lake
United States Mint, NW cor Mission and Fifth
United States Sub Treasury, 610 Commercial
BVXLDINGS.
Academy, N s Pine, bet Montgomery and Sansome
Alcazar, N b O'Farrell, bet Stockton and Powell
Alhambra, 325 Bush
Bancroft's, 721-725 Market
Bank California. NW cor California and Sansome
Brittan's, 8W cor California and Davis
Capital, NW cor Kearny and Pine
Centra) PacificRR.Co.'s, NE cor Fourth and Townsend
Chronicle, NE cor Kearny and Bush
Cochituate, 213-215 Sansome
Commercial, NW cor Pine and Battery
Cosmopolitan, SW cor Bush and Sansome
Crook's, SE cor Mission and Third
Davidson's, NW cor Montgomery and Commercial
Dividend (or Morrison's), NW cor Pine and Leid.
Donohoe, Kelly & Co.'s, SE cor Montgomery and Sac.
Dooly's, NW cor Sansome and Sutter
Exempt Fire Company, W s Brenham PI, opp Plaza
Express, NE cor California and Montgomery
Fair's, SW cor Sansome and Pine
Firemans Fund Insurance Co.'s, SW cor California
and Sansome
Franklin. 406-410 California
Friedlander's, NE cor California and Sansome
Halleck, E s Sansome, from Sacramento to Halleck
Hayward's, 415-423 California
Howard's, 521-523 Montgomery
Johnson, 120 Sutter
Masonic Temple, NW cor Montgomery and Post
Maynard's, NW cor California and Battery
McCreery's, NE and SE corners Montgomery and Pine
Mechanics' Institute, 27 Post
Mechanics' Pavilion, W s Larkln, bet Hayes and
Grove
Mercantile Library, 216 Bush
Merchants' Exchange, SsCal., bet Mont, and Sansome
Merritt's, NW cor California and Drumm
Metropolitan Temple, NE cor Fifth and Jessie
Morrison's, NW cor Pine and Leidesdorff
Naglee's, SW cor Montgomery and Merchant
Niantic, NW cor Clay and Sansome
Nucleus, SE cor Market and Third
Odd Fellows' (old) 323-327 Montgomery (new) SW
cor Market and Sfventh
Pacific Exchange, 316 Montgomery
Parrott's. NW cor Sacramento and Montgomery
Phelan's, junction Market and O'Farrell
Phoenix, SW cor Sansome and Jackson
Pioneers' (old) 808 Montgomery (new) Ws Fourth, nr
Market
Reese's, 716-722 Washington
Safe Deposit Co.'b, SE cor Montgomery and California
San Francisco Stock Exchange, S s Pine, bet Sansome
and Montgomery
Sherman's, NE cor Montgomery and Clay
Shiels', 32 O'Farrell
St. Ann's, NW cor Powell and Eddy
St. Mark's, SW cor Kearny and Morton
St. Lawrence, 212 Sutter
Stevenson's, SW cor Montgomery and California
The History Building, 723 Market
The Howard, NW cor Stockton and O'Farrell *
The Real Estate Associates, 230 Montgomery
United States Appraisers', E s Sansome, bet Wash-
ington and JackBon
Walkerley's, NW cor Stockton and Post
Whiting's, SE cor Sansome and Pine
Young Men's Christian Association, 232 Sutter
AxCazab, N b O'Farrell, bet Stockton and Powell
Alldacks, SW cor Bush and Devisadero
American, NW cor Pacific and Leavenworth
American Protestant Association, 713 Mission
Apollo, 808 Pacific
Archery, 1155-1157 Mission
Armory, 134 Fourth
Barra's, 118 First
Blair's, 2131 Mission
B'nai B'rith, 119-121 Eddy
Cambrian, 1133 Mission
Centennial, 421 Hayes
Champion, N s Butte, bet Tennessee and Kentucky
Columbus, S 8 Stevenson, bet Third and Annie
Druids', 413 Sutter
Excelsior, 2319 Mission
Golden Gate, 1622 Pacific Av
Drews', 71 New Montgomery
Grand Central, 997 Market
Grand Western, 1328 Bush
Hare's, Marquesas, South S. F.
Huddy's. 909^ Market
Humboldt, SE cor Mission and Erie
Improved Order Red Men's, 320 Post
Independence, 39 Fourth
Independent Order Bed Men's, 510 Bufih
Irish American, 816-818 Howard
Irving, 139 Post
Ixora, 737 Mission
Keselng's, cor Twenty-first and Howard
Knight's of Pythias, 913 Market
Lafayette, 730 Montgomery
Lincoln, 413 Third
Loughead, 1605 Polk
Maunerbund, W s Potrero Av, bet Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-fifth
Masonic Temple, NW cor Montgomery and Post
Mayberry's, E s Mission, bet Twentieth and Twenty-
first
Mechanics' Institute. 27 Post
Mowry's Opera, SW cor Grove ana Laguna
Myrtle, W s Railroad Av. bet Trinidad and Bahama
National Armory, 324 Post
National Bepublican, 1113 Mission
Odd Fellows' (old) 325 Montgomery
Odd Fellows' (new) SW cor Market and Seventh
Ono, 1883 Mission
Pixley, NE cor Pacific and Polk
Piatt's. 216 Montgomery
Saratoga, 814 Geary
Scottish, 111 Larkln
St. Ignatius', SW cor Grove and Van Ness Av
St. Joseph's, W s Tenth, bet Howard and Folsom
St. Peter's Temperance, E s Alabama, bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
Teutonia, 1322 Howard
Turn Verein (Eureka) , E s Powell, bet Cal. and Pine
Turn Verein (old) , N s Bush, bet Stockton and Powell
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HALLS, BLOCKS, ETC.
131
Turn Verein (San Francisco) , S 8 Turk, bet Leaven-
worth and Hyde
Turn Verein Vorwarts, 310 O'Farrell
Union, S 8 Howard, bet Third and Fourth
Veterans', 516 Bryant
"Washington, 35 Eddy
Wigwam, SE cor Stockton and Gteary
Young Men's Christian Association, 232 Sutter
BliOCKS.
AaMORT, NW cor New Montgomery and Howard
Arizona, S s Market, bet Main and Beale
Afitor, 625-633 Sacramento
Belden, SW cor Bush and Montgomery
Blythe'B, SE cor Dupont and Geary
Broadway, NW cor Broadway and Kearny
California. SE cor California and Battery
Commercial. SE cor California and Front
Court, 636 Clay and 641 Merchant
Eagle, NW cor Pine and Davis
Frank's, NW cor S&nsome and Washington
Front Street, E s Front, from Clay to Washington
Golden Gate, 131 Post
Hansford, 110-132 Market
Harpending, S s Market, bet First and Second
Holbrook, SE cor Market and Beale
Howard's, 627 Third
Metropolitan, &-14 Montgomery Av
Montgomery, E s Mont. , from Merchantto Washington
Nevada, NW cor Montgomery and Pine
O'Donnell's, NE cor Vallejo and Dupont
Oriental, 8W cor Bush and Battery
Park's , SE cor Valencia and Sixteenth
Reese's, W 3 Battery, bet Pine and California
Sacramento, E s First, nr Mission
Safe Deposit, SE cor California and Montgomery
Shiels', junction Market and Post
Thurlow, E s Kearny, bet Sutter and Ver Mehr K
Union, junction Market and Pine
Virginia, NW cor Stockton and Pacific
Washington, 1-17 Montgomery Av
Yankee, SW cor Front and Pine
WHARVES.
Batteby Stbeet, foot Battery
Beale Street, foot Beale
Broadway, foot Broadway
Central Pacific ER., foot Second
Channel Street, foot Channel
Channel Street South, extension of Channel Street
Dewey's, foot Third
Dry Dock Co. 'b. Hunter's Point
East Street, from Market to Folsom
Fillmore Street, foot Fillmore
Fisherman, foot Filbert
Folsom Street, foot Folsom
Folsom No. 2, bet Folsom and Harrison
Front Street, foot Front
Green Street, foot Green
Hathaway's, cor Spear and Bryant
Harrison Street, foot Harrison
Hobbs', E s Long Bridge, foot Fourth
Hodgkin's, foot L, South S. F.
Howard Street, foot Howard
Howard No. 2, bet Howard and Folsoifa
Humboldt, foot Spear
Jackson Street, foot Jackson
Main Street, foot Main
Market Street, foot Market
Meiggs', from Francisco, bet Powell and Mason.
North Beach
Mission Street, foot Mission
Mission No. 2, bet Mission and Howard
Oakland Ferry, foot of Market
Oriental, foot First
Pacific Mail 8S. Co.'s, Brannan and First
Pacific Rolling Mills Co.'s, Potrero Point
Pacific Street, foot Pacific
Rincon, foot Steuart
Rincon Point, Spear, bet Folsom and Harrison
San Francisco Gas Co.'s Wharf, foot Second
Second and Berry Street, foot Second
Spear Street, foot Spear
Steamboat, Long Bridge
Third Street, foot Third
Vallejo Street, foot Vallejo
Vallejo Street, No. 2, bet Vallejo and Broadway
Washington Street, foot Washington
PLACES OP AMUSEIHENT.
Alcazar Theater, Ns O'Farrell, bet Stockton and Powell
Baldwin Theater, 932-936 Market
Bella Union Theater, 803 and 805 Kearny
Bush Street Theater, 325 Bush
California Theater, N s Bush, bet Kearny and Dupont
Chinese Theaters, 623 and 626 Jackson, and 814 and
836 Washington
Foimtain, SE cor Kearny and Sutter
Grand Opera House, N s Mission, bet Third and Fourth
Orpheum, 8 s O'Farrell, bet Stockton and Powell
Standard Theater, 320 Bush
Telegraph Hil 1 Observa tory.cor Kearny and Greenwich
Tivoli Opera House, 28-32 Eddy
Vienna Garden, NW cor Sutter and Stockton
Wigwam, SE cor Geary and Stockton
Woodward's Gardens, N s Mission, bet Thirteenth
and Fourteenth
PROMTNENT PI^ACES.
Alcatraz Island, 2 miles NW Telegraph Hill
Angel Island, 5 miles from City Hall
Bay District Fair Race Grounds, entrance cor Seventh
Av and Fulton
Bay View, nr Hunter's Point, 6 miles S City Hall
Bemal Heights, S of Serpentine Av, bet San Jose and
San Bruno Roads
Buena Vista Park, S of Haight, bet Broderick and Lott
Cliff House, en miles W City Hall
Dry Dock (California) , Hunter's Point
Fairmount, W s San Jose Road, nr Thirtieth
Farallones Islands, 29 miles from City Hall
Fort Mason (Black Foint), junction Van Ness At and
Bay Shore
Fort Wlnfield Scott (Fort Point), nr the Golden Gate,
4mile8WCity Hall
Oarratt's Point, ^ mile SW Hunter's Point
Golden Gate, 6 miles W City Hall
Golden Gate Driving Park, Point Lobos Av, 6 miles
from City Hall
Golden Gate Park, W of Stanyan, bet D and H to
Ocean, entrance Baker, bet Oak and Fell
Hayes Valley, N of Market and W of Larkin
Holladay Heights, bet Clay .Wash., Gough and Octavia
Holly Park, SWs Bemal Heights, nr San Jose Road
Hunter's Point, 5 miles SE City Hall
Islais Creek Bridge, from the termination of Ken-
tucky to Railroad Av
Kensington, Howard, nr Twenty-first
Laguna de la Merced, 7 H miles SW City Hall, nr
Ocean View House
Lake Honda, 4 miles SW City Hall
Lakeville, nr Laguna de la Merced
Lime Point, opp Fort Point
Lone Mountain, S of Point Lobos Av, nr Toll Gate
Long Bridge, from foot Fourth to Potrero Nuevo
Mission Creek, from Harrison and Nineteenth, SE to
the Bay
Mission Dolores, 2^ miles SW City Hall
Mountain Lake, 4 miles W City Hall, bet Point Lobos
Av and Presidio Road
Mountain Lake Park, 4 miles W City Hall, bet Point
Lobos Av and Presidio Road
North Beach, foot Powell, W to Black Point
North Point, foot Francisco
Ocean View House, Ocean House Road, 7 miles SW
City Hall
Ocean Side House, Beach Road, 8 miles SW City Hall
Ocean View Riding and Driving Park, Ocean House
Road, 7 miles SW City Hall
Pacific Heights, California to Broadway, bet Van
Ness Av and Fillmore
Point Lobos, 6ii miles Yi' City Hall
Point San Quentin, Potrero Nuevo
Potrero Heights, Potrero Nuevo, nr Bi^ Shore
Potrero Nuevo, 254 miles 8 City Hall
Presidio, 3 miles W City Hall
Rincon Hill, bet Folsom, Bryant, First and Third
Russian Hill, Taylor, bet Broadway and Green
San Jose or Black Point, jimction Van Ness Av and
Bay Shore
Seal Rock, 6 H miles W City Hall
Telegraph Hill, Montgomery, from Broadway N to the
Bay
Tuckerville, from Buchanan to Webster and Wash-
ington to Pacific
Visitacion Valley, nr the Bay and San Mateo Co. Line
Yerba Buena, or Goat Island, 2 miles NE City Hall
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ABKT, Military Division of the Pacific, and Dept of
California, headquarters PreBldio Reservation
Army, Engineers, Engineer Officer Military Division
of the Pacific, Presidio Reservation; Fortifications
Harbor 8. F., 633 Kearny; Ligh^house, U. S. Ap-
praisers' Building
Army, Depots and Warehousea, 36 New Montgomery,
and Yerba Buena Island
Bankruptcy, Registers District California, 636 Clay
and 506 Battery
Board of Examining Surgeons for Pensioners, 715 Clay
Coast and Geodetic Survey , U. 8. Appraisers' Building
Coiirts, Circuit Judge. Clerk; District Judge, Clerk ;
District Attorney, Marshal, Commissioners, U. S.
Appraisers' Building
Customs Port San Francisco, Collector, Naval Officer,
and Surveyor, NW cor Washington and Battery;
Appraisers' Store, E s San. bet Wash, and Jackson
Geological Survey, U. S. Appraisers' Building, fourth
floor
Inspector Boilers, U. S. Appraisers' Building
Inspector Hulls, U. S. Appraisers' Building
Internal Revenue, Agents, Collector, Gaugers, U. S.
Appraisers' Building
Land Office, Register and Receiver, 610 Commercial
Life Boat Station, Ocean Beach, nr Golden Gate Park
Light House Department (Twelfth District) Inspector
and Engineer, U. S. Appraisers' Building
Marine Hospital, Presidio Reservation, nr Mountain
Lake ; Superintending Surgeon, U. 8. Appraisers'
Building
Mint, Superintendent, Assayer, Coiner, Melter and
Refiner, NW cor Fifth and Mission
Navy Pay Office U. S. Appraisers' Building
Pension Agent, Army and Navy, 620 Washington
Post Office, Postmaster, NW cor Washington and Bat-
tery ; Assistant Superintendent Railway Mall Ser-
vice, 8W cor Jackson and Battery ; Post Office In-
spectors, 320 Sansome
Secret Service Division, IT. 8. Appraisers' Building
Shipping Commissioner, 603 Front
Signal Service. 42 Merchants' Exchange
Special Agent Treasury Dept, U. 8. Appraisers' Bldg
Supervising Inspector Steam Vessels, U. 8. Apprais-
ers' Building
Surveyor-General California, 610 Commercial
Treasurer Assistant, 608 Commercial
STATE.
AssATEB State, 328 Montgomery
Bank Commissioners, 528 California
Fish Commissioners, 302 Montgomery
Harbor Commissioners, 10 California
MlneralogiBt State, 212 Sutter
Immigration Commissioner, 508 Battery
Insurance Commisaioner, 401 California
Pilot Examiners, 506 Battery
Pilots, 506 Battery
Port Wardens, 525 Front
Railroad Commissioners, 14 Dupont
Supreme Court, 121 Post, Judges' chambers, 121 Post
Vitioultural CommlMloners, 204 Montgomery
CITY AND COUNTY.
ASSESSOB County, new City Hall, first floor
Attorney and Counselor, new City Hall, third floor
Attorney District, old City Hall, third floor
Attorney Police, old City Hall, first floor
Auditor County, new City Hall, first floor
Board City Hall Commissioners, New City Hall
Board Education, new City Hall, third floor
Board Election Conmiissioners, new City Hall, base-
ment
Board Equalization, new City Hall, second floor
Board Fifteenth Avenue Extension Commissioners,
59-60 Merchants' Exchange
Board Health, new City Hall, first floor
Board Revenue Fund Commissioners, Mayor's Office,
new City Hall
Board Supervisors Clerk of, new City Hall.second floor
Clerk County, new City Hall, first floor
Coroner County, Dunbar Alley
Court Superior, Departments 1 (Criminal and Olyll),
11 (Criminal), 12 (Criminal) old City Hall, sec-
ond floor ; 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9 (Probate) , 10 (Insolvency)
new City Hall, second floor; 7, 8, new City Hall,
third floor.
Courts Justices', SE cor Kearny and Washington
Courts Police, old City Hall, first floor
Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph, Brenham PI
Fire Department Commissioners, old City Hall
Fire Department Corporation Yard, N s Sacramento,
bet East and Drumm
Fire Department Engineers, old City Hall
Fire Marshal, old City Hall, third floor
Free Public Library, 428 Bush
Gas Inspector, old City Hall, first floor
Grand Jury rooms, new City Hall, basement
Health Officer, new City Hall, first floor
Hospital, E s Potrero Av, bet Twenty-second and
Twenty-third
House of Correction, old San Jos^ Boad, S miles from
City Hall
Industrial School, old San Jos6 Road, 5 miles from
City Hall
Jail, N s Broadway, bet Kearny and Dupont
License Collector, new City Hall, first floor
Market Inspector, new City Hall, first floor
Mayor City and County, new City Hall, first floor
Park Commissioners, Park Lodge, Golden Gate Park
Physician City, 614 Kearny
Police Chief, old City Hall, first floor
Police Commissioners, old City Hall, second floor
Police Stations, old City Hall, basement ; 829 Folsom ;
622 Davis ; 247 Steuart ; new City Hall; 207 Seven-
teenth, and cor Polk and Jackson
Pound Keeper, K s California, bet Walnut and Laurel
Public Administrator, 318 Pine
Quarantine Officer, SE cor Green and Front
Recorder County, Hall of Records, new City Hall
Registrar of Voters, new City Hall, basement
Sheriff County, old City Hall, first floor
Superintendent Common Schools, new City Hall,
third .floor
Superintendent Streets, new City Hall, basement
Surveyor County, new City Hall, third floor
Tax Collector County, new City Hall, first floor
Treasurer County, new City Hall, first floor
Twenty-sixth St. Hospital (small-pox) DeHaro, bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Uanafactnrers of Show Cases
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ADVERTISEMENT.
133
105 Front Street, San Francisco.
SOLE AOBNTS FOR
Pommery Sec.
Gilka Kummel.
Genuine Aromatique.
Dubos Freres, Bordeaux.
Morgan Bros. Sherries and Port
"Wines.
Re-Imported Whiskies.
G-ENUINE AROMATIQUE.
Finest Stomach Cordial.
Prepared by Theo: Lappe, Neudietendorf, Germany.
The AROMATIQUE 1b a preparation, made of the finest
herbs and drugs, for more than half a century favor-
ably known and accepted by the Public and the Medical
Profession throughout Germany and other continental
countries, as well as in the United States and the British
Colonies.
The Gold, Silver and other Medals and the. Certificates
received from the highest professional authorities guar-
antee the value of this CORDIAL as a TONIC for general
use, and as inestimable in cases of LOSS of APPETITE,
DYSPEPSIA, FLATULENCY, DIARBHCEA. etc. A small
glassfull taken will soon show its beneficial effects.
It is also highly recommendable for mixing with
WINES, LIQUORS and MINERAL WATER, and a small
quantity of it added will give the beverage a fine and deli-
cate flavor.
The AROMATIQUE has received a large number of
TESTIMONIALS from medical men of the highest order,
of which a few read as follows ;—
I have carefully analyzed the ." Aromatic Bittebs"
Liqueur prepared by Th. Lappe. It consists of a very deli-
cate and ottreeable combination of diffusible aromatic tonics
which are admirably adapted to promote appetite and di-
gestion, being quite free from the objectionable coarse bit-
ters commonly sold as auch. These bitters supply a want
long felt In this country, namely, as a harmless and pleas-
*nt dietetic stimulant for every day use.
I am faithfully yours.
H. C. BARTLETT,
London. Jh. D. F. C, 8.
I have subjected the " AROMATiqire " to a thorough ana-
lytlco-chemlcalpharmaloglcal examination, and have found
It to satisfy all scientific requirements, being prepared ac-
<»rdlng to correct and scientific principles. Physicians
may recommend It without hesitation, and the public may
M all times use It as a most excellent dietary preparation.
Dr. HESS.
Approved Apothf.eary of the flrit clcus, ex-
amining chemist and scientijlc expert for
medical, technical and chemical article* of
Berlin. every hind.
I can recommend these exceedingly efflcaclous stomach
bitters as a most Invlgoratlns as well as blood-purifying
preparation which has the power of stimulating and
strengthening the Impaired activity of the digestive organs.
Db. Med. QROVEN,
Surgeon of the Staff in the Soyal Beaerve SoipUal.
Langensalza, Prussia.
The " AROMATIQUE " Is composed only of harmless veg-
etable substances, and I highly recommend It In all dis-
orders of the stomach and liver.
[L. S.] Db. JAOOBL
Neudietendorf.
I have known the "Aromatiqub" for the past forty
years, and on account of Its Ingenious composition It has
become a public favorite, and can Justly be recommended as
Arnstadt,
The "Aromatiqub" has been used for years by many
physicians with great success In weakness of the stomach
and digestive organs, and also as a prophylactic against
Ic diseases.
Dr. F. HASSENSTEIN,
PUtriet I^yiieian, Ichterthauten, Ownnany.
For Sale by all Liquor Dealers, respectable Saloons
Druggists and Grocers.
STEAM ENGINES AND THRESHING MACHINES.
TBUMAK, I8HAH & HOOKEIk
421-4)i7 Market StreeU
ADDITIONAL NAMES, CHANGES, REMOVALS, ETC.
KECEIVED TOO LATE FOE EEGULAR INSEETION.
Andereon O. L., r. 1125 Filbert
Anderson William B. (Anderson & Tallon) p. 14
Liberty
Anderson dc Tallon (William B. Anderson and
C. J. Tallon] stoves, tinware, etc.. and agents
Albion Pottery, 12-14 Market
Anthony Jesse C, physician, r. 818 Twenty-fourth
Arctic Fishing Co. (Cook's Inlet, Alaska) Cutting
Packing Co. agents, 19 Main
Arnold Alphonse, r. 16 Decatur
Arrison Frank, r. 225 Stevenson
Arzner Louis, r. 17 Polk
Ash Alfred, teacher, r. 2809 Larkln
Ash William B., musician, r. 454 Minna
Atkinson H. 0., r. 625 Harrison
Aub Philip D., r. 417 Mason
August Icard, butcher A. Deconrtienx
Augustus Frank, r. 2511^ Clementina
Avery John B., liquor saloon, 2500 Mission
Babb George A., r. 12 Annie
Babb Milton E., attorney at law, 519 Montgomery, r.
81 Third
Babcock C. C, 708 Taylor
Babcock George, r. 780 Taylor
Bacelli A., clerk I. Cuenln, r. 11 Jasper PI
Bachelder Charles S., exchange teller Pacific Bank, r.
900 Pine
Baden John F., r, 433 Minna
Bailey Edward, physician, r. 405 Kearny
Bailey Franklin, r. 1028 Market
Bailey John 8., r. 503 Minna
Ballinger W. M., r. 1055 )i Howard
Barber Robert L., tailor, r. 114 Ellis
Barclay Peter T. (Barclay & Robertson) r. 640 Haight
Baron A., r. 620 Minna
Barrlckman James M., solicitor, r. 208 Seventh
Bauer George H., paper cutter Meyersteln, Chase &
Bauer, r. 51 Ji Langton
Bauer Henry C. (Meyerstein, Chase h Bauer) r. 61 H
Langton
Bay District Hotel, Thomas W. Hinchman proptr, D,
bet Fourth and Fifth Avs
Beach A. T., clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo b Co.,
r. 1110 Leavenworth
Beach C, r. 1301 Taylor
Beagle Cally, r. 41 Minna
Beamer James C, carpenter, r. 1831 Mission
Becker Lambert, r. 344 McAllister
Bedell C. J., r. 1529H Geary
Begg Alonzo C, r. 913 Sacramento
Behan Charles T., salesman, r. 110 Pierce
Behrend Gustave, architect, 103 Phelan Bldg,
r. Stanyan, nr Frederick
Bell John K., watchman, r. 651 Stevenson
Bender Frank, r. 257 Perry
Benjamin D. J., r. 721 Eddy
Bennett James K., r. 1532 Polk
Berliner Charles, r. 611 California
Bernard Frank C, 737 Market
Best Thomas O., r. 128 Turk
Bettelheim Paul (Greensfelder & Bettelheim) r. 1832
Sutter
Bllflnger Carl W., r. 803 Montgomery
Blackwell Orel, r. 422 Van Ness Av
Blakely William H., clerk, r. 1231 Stockton
Blakeston John 8., sailmaker, r. 1308 Folsom
Black Bear Quicksilver Mining Co., J. F. Nesmith
secretary, 230 California
Block H. k L. (Harry and Leopold) proptre P«c
Glove Works, 9 Sansome
Blond W. P., r. 2269 Market
Bonner Frank, r. 938 Shotwell
Bonsell Jesse C, groceries and liquors, 1641 Mission,
r. 22 Bond
Boor John, compositor, r. 214 Borland
Booth Thomas W. (Robinson, GllUland & Co.) r. Al-
dine House
Bowles Charles, r. 14 Grant Av
Bowser George, r. 9>s Grand Av
Boyan Augusta Mrs., millinery, 1026 Market, r: 1305
Eddy
Boyd James R., r. 307 Halgbt
Braunschweiger Gustav, teacher music, r. 837 Folsom
Bredal Thomas, cigars and tobacco, 607 Clay, r. 542 H
Bryant
Breuer Peter, clerk, r. 8W cor Eighteenth and Guer-
rero
Brewer Harry, check clerk freight depot S. P. Co., r.
126 Tenth
Brewer John M., check clerk freight depot 8. P. Co.,
r. 126 Tenth
Brlggs William H., r. 506 Sutter
Brocklebank Manuel T., real estate, 330 Pine,
room 33
Brooks George R., r. 1027 Larkln
Brown Frederick M., r. 1301 Polk
Brown Stanton H., r. 2045 Howard
Brownhill john D., r. 775}^ Mission
Bnirdage Jeff, night clerk Elcho House, p. 21 Haight
Bruner E. A. Mrs., artist, r. 1830 Eddy
Buckminster Park, cook, r. 337 Turk
Bulfinch Henry, r. 26 Eureka
Burgess George, bookkeeper T. N. Dunphy k, Co., p.
1601 Devisadero
Burns Daniel, sailmaker, r. 411 M Sixth
Bush Frank J., plumber, r. 1013 Market
Butler M. J. Mrs., stationery and confectionery, 1044
McAllister
Byrnes W. C, r. 27 Rondell PI
Cadenan J. M. «Sc Co. (John M. Cadenau) French
caterers, 728 Golden Gate Av
Caffrey William B., clerk Davis Bros., p. 136 Page
Cahill E. J., civil engineer and surveyor, 325
Montgomery, room 15, r. Grand Hotel
California Ostrich Farming Co., office 18-20 Pbelan
Bldg
California State Democratic Clnb, H. P.
Bush secretary, rooms 105 Stockton
California Table Bntter Co., Moses Solomon
proprietor, 342 Fourth
Calvin Samuel R., r. 34 Octavla
Carels J. H., r. 929 Howard
Carleton Frank, r. 29 Moss
Carlton H. M., r. 618 Jj Filbert
Carpenter Joseph, r. 537)$ Stevenson
Carroll S. J. Bev., r. 1047 Mission
Carter Thomas, r. 157 Minna
Cashln D'Arcy M. (Cashin & Culp) r. 310 Devisadero
Cashin & Culp (D'Arcy M. Cashin and Daniel S. Culp>
real estate agents and searchers records, 604
Eeamy
Cassens John, longshoreman, r. 247 Langton
Chaffee William H.. carpenter, r. 126 Fifth
Chapman John W., clerk, r. 1838 Ellie
Chase Joseph G. (Meyerstein, Chase & Bauer) r. 705)S
Natoma
m
WASHINGTON Fire Ins. Co. of BostonI
Capital, $1,000,000 I GEO. Q. DORNIN, Manager
Assets, $1,810,273 | Wlf. SESTOiT, Ant. Kuagar.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
ADDITIONAL NAMES, REMOVALS, ETC.
135
Child T. T., r. 34 OcUvJa
Chown J«me8 G. (Novelty Hardware Co.) r. 534 Turk
Cincinnati Cooperage Co., John W. Bichards agent,
206 Front
Clapp Clark, r. 393 Sixth
Clark David, r. 95 Wool
Clark Horace O., r. 1011 Haight
ClaBsen Fred. H., r. 9'2i Harrison
Cleveland Joseph J. Bev., r. 640 StevenBon
Coakley C, r. 610 Haves
Cogle H. S. carpenter, r. 311 Octavla
Cogle J. P., painter, r. 311 Octavla
Cogle Peter, r. 311 Octavis
Cole James H., r. 555 Howard
Coleman William W., clerk, r. 640 Haight
Coley W. C, r. 1217 Market
Collins Charles H., Insurance agent, r. 7S9 Folsom
Collins Frank (Mills & Collins)
Colton Anthony, r. 323 Ivy At
Colton William, r. 323 Ivy Av
Columbia Biver Paper Co., 525 Front
Columbia Biver Packing Co. (Astoria, Or.) Cutting
Packing Co. agents, 19 Main
Columbus Bnggy Co. (Columbus, Ohio) manu-
facturers carriages and buggies, A. Q. Qlenn
manager, PaciflcCoast Branch, 221-223 Market
Commercial Union Assurance Co. (limited)
C. F. Mullins manager, 301 California
Cook J. M.. r. 126 Fifth
Corning E. S., r. 843 Mission
Costa M. Luigi. r. 33 Ninth
Couch Ira L., bridge builder, r. 713 O'Farrell
Crab be Clarence L , bookkeeper, r. 234 Bush
Crawford A. J., r. 34 Eiie
Crim George S. , real estate, 428 Montgomery, r.
2526 Howard
Crim William H. (W. H. Crim * Co.) r. 2526 Howard
Crim W. H. & Co. (William H. Crim) real estate
agents, 428 Montgomery
Crowe Ann, widow, r. 313 Tehama
Crowley Charles, plumber, r. 113 Grove
Culp Daniel S. (Cashin & Gulp) r. 2824 Clay
Cunningham O. H., r. 1057 Golden Gate Av
Cunningham T. B.. r. 610 Hayes
Curtis William B., dry goods and millinery, 397 Sixth
Dake Edward, r. 1308 Mission
Dallemaud & Co. (Albert Dallemand and Tobias and
Max Oberf elder) wholesale liquor dealers, 216-217
California
S'Arcy John, attorney at law, 307 Sansome, r. 911 Bu-
chanan
D'Arcy Thomas (D'Arcy & Nolan) r. 2414 California
D'Arcy & Nolan (Thomas D'Arcy and Patrick T.
Nolan) proprietors West End Stables, 2414 Cali-
fornia
Darius Frances Mrs., fancy goods, 408 X Sixth
Danner Joseph S. bookkeeper I. B. Burns & Co., r.
1112 McAllister
Darke F., r. 202 Powell
Davenport Bichard, draftsman H. D. Mitchell, r. 317
Mason
Davidson Harrison E., miner, r. 737 Howard
Davis Calvin, r. 314 Montgomery ■
Davis Charles M., telegraph operator, r. 1000 Van
Ness Av
Davis George B., homoeopathic physician and surgeon,
132 Sixth
Davis M. S., r. 329 Jessie
Deaves Frederick, expressman. BE cor Kearny and
Jackson, r. 15U8 Mason, rear
De Coster Frank W., r. 128^ Valencia
Deerlng Wm. & Co. (of Chicago) mnfrs agricultural
implements, 1021-1027 Bryant
Dehrazier John, r. 1405 Polk
Denahy Thomas, r. 17 Fourth
De Latour Pauline Mme., teacher languages and
music, 10 Turk
De Prefontalne Ellen Mrs., r. 631 Ivy Av
De Prefontalne George, cook, r. 631 Ivy At
De Prefontalne Jean, r. 631 Ivy Av
De Prefontalne Joseph B., clerk, r. 631 Ivy At
Desaegher Albert, r.336}4 Bush
Dickinson Sidnev, r. 725 Pine
Dickson Walter F., r. 1428 California
Diel Charles, furniture upholstery, 2429 Mission-
Diggins D. F., r. 2420 Sutter
Dillon Thomas, liquor saloon, 26 Steuart
Dimock Silas, r. 138 Bidley
Doane Wilbur G. (Doane & Henshelwood) r. 2013
Bush
Donovan T.. clerk, r. 912 Howard
Donovan W. J., r. 620 Greenwich
Dorney P. S.. journalist, 215 Minna
Duffield Frank, r. 326 Larkin
Duffield W. W., r. 326 Larkin
Duffy Charles M., printer, r. 12 Sherman
Dugan Edmond, expressman, r. 1308 Folsom
Dundon Patrick F., proprietor San Francisco
Boiler Works. 314-316 Main, r. 16 Bincon PI
Dunn B. M. (H. Murphy & Co.) r. 511 Mason
Dunne James P. (Gall * Dunne) r. 1722 Hyde
Dunphy Thomas N. (T. N. Dunphy & Co.) r. 1922
Broderick
Dupont A. & Co. (August Dupont and Maxnellel
Mamou) liquor saloon, 433 Bush
Dupont August (A. Dupont & Co.) 433 Bush
Dwyer J. P., r. NW cor Washington and Gougb
Eastland W. H.. r. 50 Market
Earhardt Emma V., r. 823 O'Farrell
Earhardt G. Hammond, r. 823 O'Farrell
Eaton Joseph C, office 322 Pine, r. East Oakland
Ehrhard Adam, tailor, r. 348)4 Third
Ehrhard John (L. Ehrhard & Bro.) r. 348H Third
Ehrhard Leonard H., glove cutter Leak Glove Mnfg
Co., r. 348>i Third
Einstein Ludwig, r. 1113 Bush
Ek Oscar T., clerk, r. 1 Edith
Emlay O. L., r. 1415 Mission
Engelbrecht Herman A. (Engelbrecbt, Son k Co.) r.
106 Webster
Estes Melville B., student, r. 1703 Howard
Evans James W., r. 729 California
Everett Edward, r. 1612 Van Ness Av
Falk Samuel, engineer, r. 425 Geary
Faulkner M. J., r. 29 Liberty
Fausett Thomas, r. 215 Post
Fennell A. H., r. 120 Post
Fenwick George, house painter, r. 809 Minna
Ferguson George B., salesman, r. 952 Bush
Ferguson S. S. & Co., proptrs S. F. Carpet Beating
and Eenovating Works, 21-23 Tenth
Fernandez Frank, salesnan Eeane Bros., r. 303 First
Field Arthur, president and superintendent Field's
Biscuit and Cracker Co., S s Folsom, bet Fourth
and Fifth, r. Oakland
Field James A., r. 56*14 Bryant
FIELD'S BISCUIT AND CRACKER CO,
Arthur Field president and superin-
tendent, A. Ashdown secretary, S a
Folsom, bet Fourth and Fifth
Fischer William, r. 315 Sutter
Fisk Richard A., electrical supplies, 759 Howard
FoggN. P.,r. 31 Oak
Fontana Mark J. (Fontana & Co.) r. 707 Chestnut
Foppiano Angelo, laborer, r. 11 Union PI
Foppiano Marco, scavenger, r. 1804 Stockton
Forrester C, r. 621 Pine
Fortler Charles M.. r. 207 Main
Fossman Anton, r. 24 Grove
Fraser Andrew, r. 2527 Howard
Frederi^kson James, cook schr Irma
French <& Llnforth (F. M. French and E. W.
Linforth) hardware, 26 Beale
Frost Mark B. (VanHorn, Mather & Frost) 120
Sutter
Gall John D. (Gall & Dunne) 1 Stockton
Gall & Dunne (Jobn D. Gall and James P.
Dunne) proprietors The Besort, 1 Stockton
Grande W.. r. 12 Anuie
Gantuer Bichard. wagonmaker, r. 51254 Francisco
Gates W. K., bartender, r. 758 Harrison
Gilliland William J. (Bobiuson, Gilliland it Co.) r.
400 Turk
Gilroy John, r. 34 H Bausch
Glenn A. G., manager Columbus Buggy Co., office
221-223 Market, r. Oakland
Godf rev A. V.. r. 28 Seventh
Golden Gate Herald (real estate monthly) H. M.
Woolley publisher, 19 Montgomery
Gould William O., actuary Psc. Mutual Life Ins. Co.
of Cal.. r. 904 Van Ness At
Graham William, r. 12 Annie
Gray A. W., r. 5 Grant Av
Gray James, r. 1310 Mission
Gray Joseph, r. 2515 California
Greata Louis A., stenographer Dunham, Carrigan k
Co., r. 317 Eddy
Greenhalgh W. H., r. 615)4 Bush
Greenwood Arthur, r. 317 Eddy
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TEUBPHONE 82.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Greig David, r. 769 Folsom
Gribble B., r. SOS Twenty-fourth
Griffiths Allen, dentist, 6^ Golden Gate At
Grow C. A., office 18-20 Phelan Bldg
Gu^'gfcnheimer Simon, stationery, 200 Golden GateAv
Gunnison J. B., r. 811 Twenty-fourth
Hadsell George, r. 18 Langton
Haire W. C, r. 1426 California
Hale Henry 8., r. 506 Ma«on
Hanimit John N., coppersmith, r. 102 Bartlett
Hanlon John D., second Tice-president Charles M.
Phun & Co. Upholstery Co., 1301-1307 Market
Hansen A. N., r. 620 Laguna
Harmon L. C, r. 2226 Howard
Harper I. H., r. 516 Howard
Harrison William G., machinehand, r.2H Second
Hartley J. W. F., physician (homoeopathic) 223
Post
Haviland John T. CWilmerdlng 4 Co.) r. 1909 Van
Mess Av
Hays 8. P., r. 606 Fourth
Hayward C. H., r. 325 Eddy
Hayward M. F., r. 325 Eddy
Hazlett William, r. 226 O'Farrell
Heath James, r. 1705)4 Jones
Hetrler, Johnson & Co. (John H. Hegler and
Hark M. Johnson) produce and commission mer-
chants, 113 Front
Held Charles W., clerk Schuyler Stratton, r. 863k
Market
Henry James T., r. 938 Shotwell
Hesse Julius, vamisher, r. 625 Jj Sansome
Hilton J. Q. Bev., r. 413 Post
Hilton O. H., r. 1115 Van Ness At
Hitchcock 0. B. Bev., r. 232 Sutter
Hoai; Charlei C.with Dewey & Co., r. 310 Van
Ness Av
Hoag Jared C, journalist, r. 310 Van Ness At
Holland Patrick, bookkeeper estate John H. Tobin,
114 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Hoover George H., r. 205 Bush
Hopkins A. D. Mrs., r. 117 Stockton
Hopkins E. W., office 18-20 Phelan Bldg
Hopkins Moses, office 18-20 Phelan Bldg
Horn W., r. 1638 Sacramento
Humphrey John, r. 369 Tenth
Hunter J., r. 1704 Washington
Hurtz Andrew, r. 39 J4 Bacramenio
Hyermann A., physician, cor Sutter and Hyde
Irwin J. N. H., editor Call, r. 30 Post
Isaacs S.,r. 1051 Folsom
Jackson Frank D., agent Dutton's Maple Symp,
Merchants' Exchange, room 61, r.l417 DevlBadero
Jenne George C, cabinetmaker, r. 854 Mission
Jenne Jacob, tailor, r. 854 Mission
Jenne Theodore J., clerk Cal. Hosiery Co., r. 864
Mission
Jewell M. C, r. 604 Buchanan
Johnson A. H., r. 1638 Sacramento
Jones James G. , general Pacific Coast manager
Massachusetts Benefit Life Association, 417
Kearny, r. Oakland
Jordan William C. (Macy & Jordan) t. 142 Sixth
Joyce Frederick B., mnfr illuminating oil, cor Santa
Clara and Minnesota, r. Eedwood City
Juneval Pierre, paper carrier, r. 114 Fourth
Jung Nicholas, tanner Christian Hellwlg, r. 436
Green
Kappeler Jacob, lithographer, r. 408 Geary
Kelly D. B., r. 393 Sixth
Kennedy George, saloon keeper, r. 409 Sixth
Kennedy W. L., r. 519 Pacific
Kern C. A. & Co. (C. Albert Kem) proptrs Phoenix
Oil Works, 930-940 Brannan
Kerz Anton, merchant, r. 1233 Ellis
Kinney Irving, r. 12 Annie
Kirkpatrlck Joseph, r. 1046 Folsom
Klnmpp R., r. 46 Thirteenth
Knight A. E., r. 1833 Union
Knoflach Angustin, r. 416 Post
Knoph M. E., vice-president Charles M. Plmn'4 Co.
Upholstery Co., r. 521 Haight
Kriegers Charles, r. 421 Bush
Lacazetti BertrandD., saloon keeper, r. 531 Jackson
Lane Nathan W., D. D.. pastor Fourth Congregational
Church,r. 609 Ji Chestnut
Lapbard A., r. 2207 Geary
Latgovltch Maurice, r. 705 Natoma
Lattlg F. J. r. 768 Harrison
Lavigne Raymond, saloon keeper, r. 429 Butter
Layton Daniel B., draftsman, r. 854 Mission
I<eak Glove Slanufacturinf; Co., Mondula
Leak president, Louis D. Radgesky secretary, fac>
tory and tannery W s Mission, bet Twenty-seventh
and Twenty-eighth, salesrooms 621-627 Market
Leechman John, r. 614 Sutter
Leichert Theodore, r. 1235 Market
Lemoine J. C, r. 424 Sansome
Lcsslg C. H., r. 318 Page
Levy Edward L., teamster, r. 1917 Geary
Livingston John (Lowenthal, Livingston & Co.) r.
1900 Green
Livingstone William B., clerk auditing dept Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 938 Shotwell
Locher Adolph, teacher music, r. 703 Stockton
Luckey A. G., r. 110 Pierce
Lyons Cornelius, engineer, r. 1031 Vallejo
Macsoriey A. & Co. (Alfred S. Macsorley) advertising
agents, 46 O'Farrell
Macy Henry C. (Macy & Jordan) r. 1215 Mason
Macy t Jordan (Henry C. Macy and William C. Jor-
dan) architects, 208 Kearny
Maggini Charles, r. 1017 Clay
Maitland W., r. 783 Folsom
Mamou Maxnellel (A. Dupont k Co.) 433 Bush
Mariano Xicoy, editor La Bepublica
Mathews H. A., agent Starkey t Palens' Compotind
Oxygen, 331 Montgomery
Matthews William, attorney at law, 120 Sutter, rooms
54-56, r. 330 Sutter
Mayer Louis W., vlticnlturist, r. 911 Broderick
McAllister Henry H., chiropodist, 126 Kearny
McCammon J. W., r. 202 Stockton
McCready William F., watchman, r. 29 Eutledge At
McDonald James, r. 1525 California
McGowan Daniel, teamster Yates & Co., r. 355 Clem-
entina
McKenna John P., carpenter, r. 74 Brady
Merrick G. H., r. 1098 Union
Merlet Xavier F., shoemaker, r. 8 Pratt PI
Meyerstein, Cliase & Bauer (Mrs. Viola Meyer-
stein, Joseph G. Chase and H. C. Bauer) propri-
etors Union Paper Box Factory, 38-42 Market
Meyerstein Viola Mrs. (Meyerstein, Chase & Bauer) r.
516 Van Ness Av
Milllman George J., r. 717 Stockton
Moloney Frank H., compositor, r. 413 Fillmore
Moloney J., r. 413 Fillmore
Moressi Serafino, cook Galli & Spruzzolo, r. 415 Vallejo
Mosebach F. C, attorney at law and notary public,
513 California, r. 325 Eighteenth
Nolan Patrick T. (D'Arcy & Nolan) r. 1424 Pacific
O'Connor Michael, blacksmith, r. 151 Clara
Oreg^on Development Co., S. B. Toby general
freight and passenger agent, office 304 Montgom-
ery
Pacific Glove Works, H. & L. Block proptrs, 9 Sansome
Pacfic Steam Agricultuial Mnfg Co., office 18-20
Phelan Bldg
Patterson Norman F. (H. Schottler & Co.) r. 40 Qninn.
Pearce Charles W., capitalist. Occidental Hotel, r.
West George St., Glasgow, Scotland
Phoenix OU "Works, C. A. Kem proprietor, 930-
940 Brannan
Platshek Mark J., attorney at law, 420 California,
room 6, r. 400 Eddy
PorterDavid, wholesale wines and liquors, 8E
cor Halleck and Leidesdorfif, r. NW cor California,
and Powell
Rinaldo Bros. & Co. (Tobias and Solomon Bi-
naldo and Charles S. Bier) mnnfacturers cigars,
and importers tobacco, 223-225 Battery
San Francisco Carpet Beating and Renovating Works,
S. S. Ferguson & Co., proptrs, 21-23 Tenth
Scott J., physician, r. 1518 Post
Shannon William S., comedian, r. 521 OctaTla
Sonntag Henry A. (Sonntag & Co.) r. 130 Golden Gate
Av
Sonntag Lincoln, r. 130 Golden Gate At
Starkey & Palens Compound Oxygen, H. A. Mathews
agent, 331 Montgomery
Summers A. P., clerk, r. 308 Kearny
Tucker Edwin S., bookkeeper O. F. Von Kheln k Co.,
r. 2514 California
Union Steam Power Carpetj Beating Co., 429-431 Va-
lencia
Van Wyck Sidney McM. Jr., clerk Post Office, r. 1600
Taylor
Wheeler Mollle Miss, stenographer Siegfried & Bran-
denstein, r. 435 Geary
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Uanofactnrers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Market SL
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FOR THE YEAR COMMENCING MAY 1, 1887.
tS- NoncE-A'amw too late for regular insertion, removals, changes, etc., which have occurred during the
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A A Honge, John F. Bolts proprietor, 208 Kearny
ABC Guide Bishop's (tuonthly) Bishop «e
Cucuel pnbHsherg, 403 SansoDie
Aaneugen G< orge, seaman, r. Crystal Hotel
AaneDBon Peter, eeaman.r. Crystal Hotel
Aaris Percy, waiter stmr Columbia
Aaron Aaron, foreman Bauer Bros. & Co., r. 1717
Gheary
Aaron David, mnfr button holes, 137 Sixth, r. 29 Har-
riet
Aaron David Mrs., dressmaker. 137 Sixth, r. 29 Har-
riet
Aaron Emil, cigarmaker S. Hoffman, r. 229 Hayes
Aaron Harris Mrs., r. 503 O'Farrell
Aaron Joseph, barber, 532 Third, r. 510 Brannan
Aaron Leopold, fresco painter, r. 460 Clementina
Aaron Louis, cigarmaker L. Rosenthal, r. 29 Harriet
Aaron Morris, cigar mufr, 147 Second
Aaron Moses, salesman Samuel Weitz & Co., r. 1717
Geary
Aaron Simon, salesman Bauer Bros. & Co., r 1717
Oeary
Aaron Theresa Mrs., r. 503 O'Farrell
t^ Aaron. See Aron
Abadia John B., tailor, 24 Montgomery Av
Abadie Wiiliam, cattle dealer, r. 1724 Hyde
Abbert Louis, commission merchant, r. 1024 Mission
Abbes Franz H, paints, oils, etc., r. 1821 Polk
Abbey Edgar W., bookkeeper Hall's Safe and Lock
Co., r. Oakland
Abbey Mary Miss, shirtmaker, r. 1423 Stockton
Abblati Albino, teacher music, r. 555 Stevenson
AbbiatI CsBsar, musician, r. 555 Stevenson
Abbot George, proprietor San Francisco Wool
Exchange, NW cor Fifth and Townsend
Abbots. Leonard Jr., secretary Security Sav-
ings Bank, 228 Montgomery, r. 3019 California
Abbotsford House. NW cor Larkin and Broadway
Abbott A., Railroad Commissioner First District
office 110-121 Phelan Pldg, r. Sacramento
Abbott Adelbert T., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Co r
Oakland
Abbott Albert F., carpenter, r. 22 Glasgow
Abbott Charles, engineer tugboat Relief
GAS STOVES,
GAS riXTUEES, GAS BUENEES.
das Heaters lor all pnrjoses lor sale and made to order.
PLUMBER, 505 KEARmr STREET.
Established im. Telephone 315.
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Abbott Charles H., woolbroker, NSV cor Fifth and
Bluxome, r. 34^ Turk
Abbott Charles W., machinist Risdonl. andL. Works
r. 908 Pine
Abbott C. W., teamster, r. 1322 Eddy
Abbott Frank, cook, r. 63 Jessie
Abbott Frank H., foreman D. S. Stanley & Co r
1134 a Twenty-second
Abbott George H., r. 905 Sutter
Abbott George H., clerk Lincoln, Parkin & Co., r. 1038
Howard
Abbott George W., clerk, r. 221 Capp
Abbott H. Mrs., r. 635 Geary
Abbott Henry, engineer, r.'l235 Market
Abbott Henry, mining superintendent, r. 8 Birch Av
Abbott James (Kelley Bros. & Co.) r. W s Railroad Av,
bet Dominica and Manitoba
Abbott James R., laborer, r. 12 Railroad Av
Abbott John, agent, 518 Battery, r. 319 Ellis
Abbott John, cook, r. 63 Jessie
Abbott John E., attorney at law, r. 1313 Vallejo
Abbott Joseph, merchant, r. Railroad Av, bet Mani-
toba and Dominica
Abbott Margaret Mrs., r. 136 Langton
Abbott Mark L., runner Montgomery's Hotel, r. 654
Folsom
Abbott Michael, laborer Thomas Bailey & Co., r. 724
Brannan
Abbott N. A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 905 Sutter
Abbott Samuel S., carpenter, r. 1645 J^ Mission
Abbott Thomas, boarding. 215 Broadway
Abbott Thomas G.. harnessmaker, r. Martinique, nr
Savannah ^^^
Abbott Wallace, clerk, r. 635 Gearv ^^^
Abbott William, agent, r. 263 East
Abbett William, cabinetmaker, r. 644 Sacramento
Abbott William, cashier Methodist Book Depository
r. 311.Halght
Abbott William, machinist, r. 635 Oeary
Abbott William, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Iff- Abbott. See Abbot
Abel Andrew M., carpenter, r. 213 Fifteenth
Abel Bertha Mrs., r. 26 Zoe
Abel Charles A., glazier, r. 40 Steuart
Abel George A., salesman Ellsha Ransome k Co., r.
26 Hampton PI
Abel Halvor C, hassockmaker. r. 18 Oak GrOTe Av
Abel Harry, clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r. 26 Hamp-
ton PI
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Truman, Isham & Hooker.
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IMPORTERS OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Slanufacturers of
TRENCH RANGES.
809, 811, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Louis Wer-
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Grand
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Abel Powell, Biauian schr Eveline
Abel Robert, seaman, r. 5 Bay
Abel William, aallmaker T. V. Eeynolds, r.
Howard and Steuart
Abel William, baker, r. 127 Jackson
Abell Alexander G., Grand Secretary
Lddge F. and A. M., Masonic Temple,
Washiugton
Abell Water S., minins engineer, r. 1027 Washington
Abell William A., b lokkeeper. r. Ahlborn House
Abello Antonio, farmer, r. 311) Broadway
Abels Charles, painter, r. 923 Howard
Abels Hermann, cabinetmaker, r. 7 Garden
Abend Post (German, daily and weekly) E
Abend Post Co. publishers and proprietors
California
Abenheim Leopold,. iournaHst, r. 106 Post
Abeiiheim Richard, "bookkeepers. Sondheim, r. 1527 J^
Clay
Aber Stephen, helper Rlsdon I. and L. Works, r. 130
Second
Aber William E., bookkeeper A. Washburn, r. 832!4
Harrison
Aber William E., wood sawyer and lumber dealer, 235
Berry, r. 8325$ Harrison
Abernethey Alexander, laborer, r. 28 Minn*
Abernethv John H., physician, 426 Kearny
Abley Fritz, cook N. P. Jensen, r. 69 Everett
Abraham Abraham, bookkeeper D. Block * Co., r.
2'i4 Fulton
Abraham Abraham, clothing, 400 Pacific
Abraham Charles, florist, 106 California Market, nur-
sery Greenwich, bet Franklin and Gough
Abraham Christian, salesman Wichman & Lutgen, r.
cor Eighth and Point Lobos Avs
Abraham Ernest, salesman Lesser Crocker, r. Oakland
Abraham Gabriel (Rosenblum & Abraham) r. 8
Hyde
Abraham Henry H. C, gardener, r. Greenwich, bet
Franklin and Gough
Abraham Hyman, salesman Pac. Jewelry Co., r. 701
Larkin
Abraham Isaac, merchant, r. 732 McAllister
Abraham Jacob, barber, 400 Pacific
Abraham Joseph, boots, shoes and clothing, 721 San-
some
Abraham Max, peddler, r. 248 Clentina
Abraham Max, r. 118 Grant Av
Abraham Morris, junk, r. 134 Langton
Abraham Morris, salesman G. Abrahamson, r. 732
McAlUbter
I Abraham Nathan, clerk M. Heller & Sons, r. 224 Ful-
1 ton
Abraham Phillip, r. 224 Fulton
I Abraham Samuel, salesman David Seller, r. 1130 Mc-
Allister
Abraham Simon, tailor, r. 33 Moss
Abraham William, saloonkeeper, r. 266 Tehama
1^- Abraham. See Abrahams, Abram and Abrams
Abrahams Abram, clerk Louis Abrahams, r. 605 Mc-
Allister
Abrahams Albert, clerk, r. 1130 McAllister
Abrahams Amelia, widow, r. 128 Olive Av
Abrahams E. C, r.529 Fourth
Abrahams Isidore, barber, 231 Second
Abrahams J. Mrs., widow, r. 1130 McAllister
Abrahams Jacob, clothing, 814 Battery, r. 509 H Na-
toma
Abrahams Lewis, jewelry and watches, 13 Kearny, r.
903 Market
Abrahams Lippman, tailor, 706 Vallejo
Abrahams Louis, packer G. Abrahamson, r. 1130
McAllister
Abrahams Louis, clothing, 6 Clay, r. 605 McAllister
I Abrahams Mark, salesman Lewis Abrahams, r. 1022
I Jackson
I Abrahams Meyer, tailor Louis Abrahams, r. 60B Mc-
I AUistei
Abrahams Morris, traveling salesman
theiuier * Co.
Abrahuriis Moses, clerk Louis Abrahams,
Allister
Abrahams Walter, clerk J. Baumgarten h Co., r. 507
Lombard
ISy Abrahams. See Abraham, Abram and Abrams
Abrahaiuson Antone E., laborer Producers' Marble
Co., r. 28 De Boom
Abrahamson August, watchman U. S. Mint, r. 19
Commercial
Abraltamson Gnstave, Importer trimmings,
fancy goods, hosiery, etc., 130 Kearny, r. 615
Golden Gate Av
Abrahamson Herman, with G. Abrahamson, r. 932
McAllister
Abrahamnon Gustave, seaman, r. 19 Commercial
Abrahamson Henry, salesman, r. 932 McAllister
Abrahamson Jacol), capitalist, r. 932 McAllister
Abrahamson Nels, liquor saloon, 123 Jackson
Abrahamson Peter, capitalist, r. 1022 Hyde
Abrahamson Siegfried, pawnbroker, 515 Montgomery,
r. 815Piue
B^ Abrahamson. See Abramson
Abram Robert, stage carpenter Baldwin Theater, r.
38 Linden Av
Abram Wolf, liquor saloon, 610 Mission, r. 265 Te-
hama
Abramovich Drago, r. 1654 Polk
Abramovich John (Abramovich & Co.) r. 1654 Polk
Abramovich & Co. (John Abramovich and Mitchel
Rostovich) fruits and vegetables, 1654 Polk
Abrahams Adolph J., barber, r. 720 Bush
ABRAMS ALBERT pn^sican,
office 113 Mason, office Hours 1 to 3 and
7 to 8 P, M., r. 1359 Post
Abrams Augustus D., salesman Shirek & Co., r. 1833
Bush
Abrams David, r. 1833 Bush
Abrams Harry, compositor, r. 911 Shotwell
Abrams Henry, fruit dealer, r. 226 Fourth
Aurams Henry, shirtcutter, r. 1022 Jackson
Abrams Henry C, r. 911 Shotwell
Abrams Henry C, hostler S. F. Laundry, r. 1519
Eddy
Abrams Henry M., bookkeeper Rothschild & Haden-
feldt. r. 1833 Bush
Abrams Herman, merchant, r. 295 Clementina
Abrams Isaac, clothing and furnishing goods, 540
Kearny and 114 Third, r. 821 Turk
Abrams Isaac, commercial traveler M. ft T. Well tt
Co., r. 435 Bush
Abrams Jacob, teamster O. B. Smith & Co., r. 257
Clementina
Abrams John (Carroll, Abrams i Carroll) r. 29 Grant
Av
Abrams Joseph D., salesman A. Andrews, r. 1833 Bush
Abrams Leon, traveler, r. 460 Clementina
Abrams Lesser, tailor, 1810 Powell
Abrams Louisa, widow, r. 507 Lombard
Abrams Melville clerk, r. 507 Lombard
Abrams Max, tailor, 919 Pacific, r. 1817 Mason
Abrams Meyer, tailor, r. 4 John
Abrams Nathan, boots and shoes, 634 Kearny, r. 1018
Howard
Abrams Samuel, salesman Cohnrelch Bros., r. 267
Clementina
Abrams Thomas, compositor Examiner, r. 625 Bash
Abrams William, doormaker Jason Springer & Co., r.
135^ Shipley
B^ Abrams. See Abraham. Abrahams and Abram
Abramson, Bacon & Hen nlscli( Edward Abram-
son, Gaston E. Bacon ana Adam Heunlsch) bot-
lers' sunplies, liquor dealers' glasswaiB and
corks, 116 Battery
Abramson Edward (Abramson, Bacon & Heunlsch,
and Abramson & Bacon) r. 310 Stockton
BXANN & BENEDICT,
SUOOBSSOBS TO
C. C. HASTINQS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND
CLOTH IEK,S,
ft.KCK HOVS£ B1.0CK.
ORIENT Ins. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,551,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. 8EZT01T, Asai Umusw-
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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Abramson & Bacon (EJward Abranison and Gas-
t'lu E. Bacou) pbarmaceutical chemists, SW cor
Grant Av and Suiter
tf^ Abramsou. See Abrahamson
Abrego Youjael M.. salesman Huntington, Hopkins &
Co.. r. Oakland
Abt Charles, lettercarrier Post Office, r. 638 Francisco
Academy Building, 3:30 Pine
Academy of Laii^uag^es, Prof. T. B. Oe Fillipe
proprietor. 32U Post
Academy of Sciences, NW cor California and
Dupout
Accidental Mining' Co. (Arizona) John H. Sayre
secretary, 328 iloutgomery, room 15
Aceret Jacob, gardener Misoulc Cemetery, r. 425
Grove
Aceveg Alexander, machine operator Porter, Sleesin-
ger & Co., r. 425 Clementina
Ach Henry (Kothchild & Ach) attorney at law, 315
California, rooms 5-10, r. 2119 Webster
Ach Lizzie Mrs. (.\ch & Trapp) r. 6 Clara Lane
Ach & Trapp (Mrs. Lizzie Aoh and Christ Trapp)
oyster saloon, 441 Bush
AcharJ Charles Jr., carriage trimmer, 318 McAllister,
r. 631 ii Natoma
Achernal John, laborer Bisdon I. and L. Works, r. 37
Pacific
Acbeson Richard, merchant, r. 1103 Montgomery
Achesoa Robert, commission agent, 120 Battery, r.
1103 Montgomery
Achilles Thomas, ship carpenter, r. 16 Ridley
Achiu Auguste, laundry, I'i07-loo9 Folsom
Achiu loseph, with Auguste Achin, r. 1007 Folsom
Acher Frank V., carpenter. 1207 Polk, r. 2417 iiuchanan
Achnr Franz, tailor r. 8 Seliui PI
Acker George, boilermaker, r. 539 Howard
Acker V. Mrs., dressmaking, 407 Sutter
Acker Valentine, tailor, r. 407 Sutter
Acker William, r. 1715 Jessie
Acker William, sailmaker Christian C. Funck r. 501
Filbert
Acltennan, Block & Co. (Hart S., Samuel 8.,
Isidore S. aud Isidore H. Ackerman and Maurice
Block! wholesale crockery and glassware, 13-19
Frout
AckerntMn Brotliers (Hart S., Samuel S., Isidore
S. and Isidore H.) dealers dry and fancy goods,
crockery and glassw.ire, millinery goods, etc., 123
Kearuy and 207-2ii9 Sutter
Ackerman Bruoo, bedmaker Olympic Lodging House,
r. 904 Kearny
Ackerman Charles, capitalist, r. 734 Tehama
Ackerman Charles H., baker, r. 625 Clay
Ackerman Charles L. (Napthaly, Freidenrich k Ack- I
erman) attorney at law, 426 California, r. 423 Edc^
Ackerman Glaus, miller, r. 733 Union |
Ackerman David, butcher, r. 718 Leavenworth i
Ackerman David K., agent folding tables, etc., 2043
Mission I
Ackerman Edward (Ackerman & Strauss) r. 1309 Lar- '
kin
Ackerman Emanuel P., salesman D. N. & E. Walter b
Co., r. 1309 Larkin
Ackerman Hart S. (Ackerman, Block & Co., and Ack-
erman Bros.) r. New York
Ackerman Henry L., with S. F. District Tel. Co., r.
423 Eddy
Ackerman Herman, master mariner, 2715 Mission
Ackerman Hyman, cashier Ackerman Bros., r. 818
Larkin
Ackerman Isidore H. (Ackerman, Block & Co., and
Ackerman Bros.) r. 1528 Sutter
Ackerman Isidore S. (Ackerman. Block k Co., and
Ackerman Bros.) r. Palace Hotel
Ackerman James, solicitor, r. 919>4 Mission
Ackerman John F., porter, r. SE cor Broadway and
Montgomery
Ackerman Robert, r. 19 5^ Langton
SANITARY PLUMBING
IN ALL ITS BSANCHES WELL DONE.
Repairing^ a Specialty.
■\^ _ E . L -A. 3Sr E ,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
EsUbliahed 1860. Telephone 315.
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-ELECTKIC
RUSSIAN ani TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Balls Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
Ackerman U')l)ert, watchman, r. 226 Filbert
Ackermann Samuel J., salesman D. N. & E. Walter k
Co., r. 1309 Larkin
Ackerman Samuel S. (Ackerman, Block k Co.. and
Ackerman Bros.) r. 1528 Sutter
Ackerman SigmundH., mmager crockery dept Ack-
erman Bros., r. 1528 Sutter
Ackerman Sigmund L. (L. Greenbaum k Co.) r. 526
Eddy
Ackerman Si Stranss (Edward Ackerman and
Artliur Strauss) carpets and furniture, 12tiPo8t
fl^" Ackerman. See Akerman
Ackerson Charles H., carpenter aud builder, r. 215
Kearny
Ackerson Emma V., widow, r. 324 Green
Ackerson George E., bookkeeper, r. 545 Turk
Ackerson George T., real estute. r. 651 Willow At
Ackerson Peter, seaman stmr Qneen of the Pacific
Ackerson William W., carpenter, r. 545 Turk
Ackley H-nry C. (Maxon \ Ackley) r. Alameda
Ackley Henry S., mister stmr Ancon, r. 606 Folsom
Ackley John B., stonecutter, r. Tilden, nr Castro
Ackley Lymau, r. 100^ T^venty-first
Acme .Mill and Mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.) J. M.
Buffiiigton secretary, 309 California, rooms 3-4
Acock William, speculator, r. 1316 Buchanan
Acosta D mati), painter and whitener, r. 7 Salmon
Acres Richard T. (_Vcres & Williams) r. Oakland
ACRES & WILLIAMS ,mcwd
T. AorrtS aa.1 Henry B. P. Willii«.nif)
1> >akbiuders. blank book manafactar-
er^ au.l paper rulers, 41:3 Commercial
Actou Johu B., clerk American Exchange Hotel, r.
418 loaes
Acton Mirtin J., laborer Custom House, r. East
Berkeley
Acton Richard, harness and saddlery, 2803 Mission
Acton Robert, foreman P. F. Nolan k Sons, r. 651
Folsom
Adair Annie Miss, electric baths, 34 Ellis
A lair Bruce, butcher, r. 564!^ Bryant
Adair Jane M., widow, r. 56JJ4 Bryant
Ad.iir Joseph, watchm m, r.56iJi Bryant
A lair William H., clerk G. G. Burnett, r. 1331 Pine
Adam Frank, p)lisher 0. S. Laundry
Adam L. D., r. 523 Brannan
AJam Robert, bakery and confectionery, 1049 How-
ard
Adam Thomss f Adam k Kibbe) r. 814 Hayes
Adam Hi Kibbe (Thomas Adum and Millard
Kibbe) wines and liquors, junction Market,
Kearny and Geary
Adami Auuie, widow, r. 75 Jessie
Adaml John, blacksmith, r. r. 113 Trenton
Adami Joseph, laborer, r. 739 Vallejo
Adami Konrad, shoemaker R. C. Klein, r. 736 Broad-
way
Adami Philip, with Cal. Sugar Eefinery, r. Ml
Clinton
Adamlch John, bartender, r. 784 Folsom
Adams Addie Mrs., r. 29 Grant Av
Adams Adella M. Miss, B<ihool teacher, r. 1502 Folsom
Adams Adolph, manager Ci\iS Bros, 409-411 Mont-
gomery Av, r. 1600 Stockton
Adams Albert, cardtender S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 4 Liberty
Adams Albert C, clerk, r. 632 Eddy
Adams Albert F., blacksmith, r. 4:19 Fifteenth
Adams Albert F., Internal revenue broker, 423 Wash-
ington, r. 63-2 Eddy
Adams Alexander P., coffee roaster, 61 Fremont, r.
1424 McAllister
Adams Alfred W., carpenter, r. 14 Ridley
Adams Amos, capitalist, r. 110 Nmth
Adams Amoa C, attorney at law, 137-139 Pbelan
Bldg, r. 2401 Webster
Adams Annie Miss, actress, r. 132 Eddy
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TEUEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
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Brass and Nickel Plated
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Open Fire - Place Trimminij^
a Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Adams Arthur L., clerk Post OflBce, r. 1802 Dupont
Adams itenjamm, shoemaker, r. 1644 Polk
Adams Beiijaiuin, stookfitter Buckingham iHecbt, r.
6 Ceulral Court
Adams Benjamin P., surveyor, r. 515 Post
Adams Brotliers (W. H., George W. aud John Q.)
real e!«tate, insurance and legal business, and
agents Oakland Evening Tribune, 420 Cnlifornla
Adams 0. A., saleslady O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
632 Eddy
Adams Charles, baker, r. NW cor Greenwich and
Pierce
Adams Charles, ironworker Pac. Boiling Mill, r. E s
Tennessee, bet Butte and Solano
Adams Charles, merchant tailoi, 1308J<i Market, r.423
Laguna
Adams Charles A., law student Amos C. Adams, r.
2401 Webster
Adams Charles A., waiter, r. 67 Natoma
Adams Charles B., real estate, 305 Kearny, rooms 1-2
Adams Charles D., butcher George £. Adams, r. Do-
minica, bet Platte and Yazuo
Adams Charles F., student, r. SW cor Solano and
Pennsylvania Av
Adams Charles F., teamster, r. 1001 Battery, rear
Adams Charles F., with Butler k Haldan, r.l910Hyde
Adams Charles W., carpenter, r. 1502 Folsom
Adams Charles W., workman U. S Mint, r. Alameda
Adams Christopher, bartender John J. Heinz, r. 5
Vallejo PI
Adams Christopher, gunsmith, 508 Commercial, r.
1110 Broadway
Adams Clara A. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar
School, r. 1910 Hyde
Adams Cyrus L., conductor Market St. RR., r. 1636
Golden Gate At
Adams Daniel T., cooper, r. 4 McLea Court
Adams Edward, liquor saloon, NW cor Twenty-sixth
and Folsom
Adams Edward W., clerk Chronicle, r. 14 Clinton
Adams Edwin, glovecutter F. G. Conklin & Co., r.
1320 Powell
Adams Ernest H., salesman Haskell & Muegae, r.
Oakland
Adams Francis S., teamster, r. 1001 Battery
Adams Frank C, carpenter, r.2208 Larkin
Adams Frank J., whipmaker Keyston Bros., r. W s
Mission, nr Randall
Adams Friedrlch, carpenter Presidio Reservation
Adams George, salesman Bertha Altschul.r. 1610 Polk
Adams George E., butcher, 173 Sixteenth, r. 228 Shot-
well
Adams George H., clerk Osbom & Alexander, r. 1853
Stevenson
Adams George J., eipresBman, SW cor Post and Grant
Av, r. 2312 Jones
Adams George M., foreman cutting room U. S. Mint
r. 1311 Lagui.a-
Adams George P., agent, 302 Montgomery
Adams George P., bookkeeper, r. 632 Eddy
Adams George W., lumber surveyor, 25 Steuart, r. 708
Pine
Adams George W. (Adams Bros.) r. 1910 Hvde
Adams Giorgie Miss, teacher Golden Gate Primary
School, r. 1424 McAllister
Adams Hannah W., widow, r. SW cor Solano and
Pennsylvania Av
Adams Henry, bartender Henry Pregge, r. 311 East
Adams Heury, packer Henry Coubrough & Co., r. 36
Jessie
Adams Henry, laborer, r. 31 Alta
Adams Henry G., shoemaker Orin Jones b Co.. r. 319
Minna
Adams Henry H., law student, r. 625 J4 Larkin
Adams Henry Q., searcher records, r. 202 Sixth
Adania Henry W., clerk Board of Trade r 1131916
Golden Gate At
Adams Herbert W., mnfg jeweler, 9 Geary
Adams H. H., with Phelps & Miller, r. Oakland
Adams House, Henry Greaves proptr, 619 Sacramento
Adams Isaac, barber, r. 701 Ellis
Adams Jacob, proptr Broadway Brewery, 637 Broad-
way, r. 707 Green
Adams James, extraman Hook and Ladder No. 2
Adams James, livery stable keeper, r. 30 Washington
Av
Adams James, molder, r. 331 Oreen
Adams James B., druggist, r. 1228 Market
Adams James C, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons, r.
845 Mission
Adams James H., r. 1910 Hyde
Adams James M.. undertaker, r. 118 Geary
Adams Joel, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 724 Bran-
nan
Adams John, clerk, r. 23 Kearny
Adams John, cook Palace Hotel
Adams John, expressman, r. 4 Burcham PI
Adams John, laborer, r. 784 Folsom
Adams John, restaurant, 534 Third, and lodgings, 528
Third
Adams John, watchman, r. 1128 Twenty-first
Adams John B., bootblack, r. 12 Ellis
Adams John E. (Brown k Adams) r. Oakland
Adams John F., barber Walter Hadley, r. 21 Ritch
Adams John F., clerk H. Levi & Co., r. 1309 Ji Golden
Gate Av
Adams John G., brewer Broadway Brewery, r. 72T
Broadway
Adams John G., contractor and builder, 330 Pine,
rooms 11-12, r. 407 Broderick
Adams John I., teamster, r. 3ii6 Minna
Adams John M. (Adams & Carter) r. 2510 Washington
Adams John P., gardener, and extraman Hose No. 3,
r. 2517 Folsom
Adams John P., saloon keeper, r.- 1211^ Mission
Adams John Q. (H. Hughes & Co.) r. 734 Sutter
Adams Jolin Q,. (Adams Bros.) and attorney at
law, 420 California, room 4. r. 1028 Vallejo
Adams John Q., blacksmith H. M. Black, r. W s Mis-
sion, nr Randall
Adams John Q., clerk, r. 625k Larkin
Adams John Q., nightwatchroan Arctic Oil Works
Adams John Q. Rev., pastor Westminster Presbyterian
Church, r. 316 Page
Adams John S., policeman, r. 2124 Bush
Adams John W., plasterer, r. 632 Mission
Adams Joseph, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons, r. 1211
Turk
Adams Joseph B., bookkeeper, r. SW cor Solano and
Pennsylvania Av
Adams Joseph W., junk, r. 566 Mission
Adams Kate Mrs., artist, 1515 Leavenworth
Adams La'tvson S. (Adams. McNeil & Co., Sacra.
mento) office 405 Front, r. 826 Bush
Adams Lemuel C, salesman J. A. Folger & Co., r. 822
Shotwell
Adams Lorenzo O. (Adams & Pritchard) r. 628 Capp
Adams Louisa, dressmaker, r. 797 Mission
Adams Lucy F. Miss, teacher Turk Street Primarjr
School, r. 1910 Hyde
Adams Mary, widow, r. 44 k Zoe
Adams Mary, widow, r. 263 Tehama
Adams Mary Mrs., liquor saloon, 27 Pacific
Adams Max, waiter r. 30 Ritch
Adams, McNeil <fc Co. (Sacramento) wholesale
grocers, office 405 Front
Adams Michael, clerk Maine Lodging House
Adams Nelson J., salesman Gerret MiddleholT, r. 621
Locust Av
Adams Q. L., dentist, r. 1515 Leavenworth
Adams Ralph, clerk New Franklin Hotel
Adams Richard H., teamster P. C. SS. Co., r. 331 Green
Adams Richard L., teamster, r. 856 Brannan
Adams Samuel, shipwright, r. 324 Twenty-eighth
Adams Samuel W., blacksmith, r. 208k Seventh
Adams Sanford D., painter, r 64 Minns
¥. & J. SLOASE & CO.
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Uanufaeturers of Show Casea
and Store Fixtures.
37 Met St
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
The Higrhest Orads Champagne,
Equal to the Beat.
1 ARPAD HARASZTHY * CO.,
) 630 WASEmOTOK STBZET.
ADA
165
ADL
Adams S. J. Mrs., r. 23 Kearny
AdaniB Thomas it., master bktne Melancthon, office
48 Market
Adams Thomas W., heeler Buckingham & Hecht, r
1211 Turk
A*am8 Timothy W., sawamith N. W. Spaulding Saw
Co., r. 14 Clinton Park
Adams Walter E. (Wasjuer & Adams) r. 1763 Howard
Adams W. H. (Adams Bros.) r. Redwood City
Adams William, baker, r. 331 Green
Adams William, groceries and liquors, wood and
coal, hay and grain, 8E cor Fell and Gough, r. 109
Oak
Adams William, machine operator Buckingham &
Hecht, r. Ijll Turk
Adams William, with H. Levi & Co., r. East
Oakland
Adams William 'A., paperhanger, r. 20 Mary
Adams William A., stevedore, r. 331 Green
Adams William H., porter, r. W s Mission, nr Randall
Adams William H. Jr., shoemaker U. W. Boot and
Shoe Co., r. W s Mission, nr Randall
Adams William J,, lumber dealer and shipping
merchant, and proprietor Washington Mills (Sea-
beckl office Pier 17 Steuart, r. Meulo Park
Adams William L., salesman William J. Adams, r.
Menlo Paik
Adams William M., carpenter, r. 11 Kearny
Adams William P.. treasurer Alcazar Theater, r. 1211 J<
Mission
Adams William S., r. 5 Mason
Adams William S. (Cunningham & Adams) r. 439
O'Farrell
Adams William S., pilot tug Sea Lion, r. 17 Guy PI
Adams William S., with Alexander P. Adams, r. 549
Folsom
AdaiDS Zabdiel, commercial traveler, r. 1309 J<i Golden
Gate Av
Adams Zabdiel B. .Jr., shipping clerk Levi Strauss &
Co., r. 1309)4 Golden Gate Av
Adams & Carter (John M. Adams and William F. Car-
ter) miuiug engineer* and agents Frue Ore Con-
centrator, 1119 California
Adams k Co. (Behrend Joost) real estate agents, 8W
cor Seventeenth and Castro
Adams & Pritchard (Lorenzo O. Adams and Frederick
L. Pritchard) tinsmiths and plumbers, 505 Davis
8^ Adams. See Adam
Adamson James, machinist Union Iron Works
Adamson Margaret, widow, r. E s Pennsylvania Av,
bet Solano and Butte
Adamson Richard, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
1913 Stevenson
Adamson W. R. H., office 74 Montgomery Block
r. 513 Broderick
Adcock Charles E., student, r. 633 Taylor
Adcock Edwin, millinery, 10 Kearny, and 748 Market,
r. 533 Taylor
Adcock John T., clerk Charles F. Doe & Co., r. 908
Valencia
Adcock Kate Mrs., millinery, 10 Kearny, and 748 Mar-
ket, r. 533 Taylor
Adcock Robert A., clerk A. M. Simpson & Bro., r.
Alameda
Adcock William N., polisher Levison Bros., r. 846
Mission •
Adderley James, cook, r. 17 Drumm
Adderson George W., civil engineer Malter, Lind &
Rogers, r. 1813 Howard
Addington Absalom M., potter, r. W s Harrison, nr
Seventeenth
Addinj4ton Stephen, publisher, r. 641 Folsom
Addison George, manager Merchants' Club, 203 Cali-
fornia
Addison James, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
15 Tehama
Addison Walter D., clerk, r. 31K Taylor
Ade Joseph, cellarman, r. 534 Folsom
WATER CLOSETS
OF EVERY l]ESCRIPTIOI[_CAREFnLLY REPAIRED.
PLUMBER,
Established 1860.
505 KEARNV STREET.
Telephone 315i.
FRATINGER & CO.
THE LEADING
CM AND SUIT HOUSE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
Adelphi Holiness Hall, 607 California
Adelphi Society, SW cor California and Dupont
Adelsdorfer Alfred Jr. (Washington Mnfg Co.) r. 1718
IfctsibBush
Adelsdorfer Ernest, salesman Edward Cohn & Co.. r.
1605 Gough
Adelsdorfer John C, clerk Davlg Bros., Bergmann k
Co., r. 1605 Gough
Adelsdorfer Joseph, r. 1718 Bush
Adelsdorfer Max. clerk Davis Bros., Bergmann & Co.
r. 1718 Bush
Adelsdorfer William, correspondent Davis Bros. .Berg-
mann Jtt Co., r. 1605 Gough
Adelseck Frank, engineer stmr Whitelaw, r. 571 How-
ard
Adelson James, artiftclal flowers, 1417 Polk
AdelBOQ Julius, stationery and fancy goods, 3>i Sixth,
r. 443 Tehama
Adelson Max, peddler, r. 324 Broadway
AdelKteln Bernard, peddler, r. 7 Olive Av
Adelstein Heyman clerk Western Perfumery Co., r. 7
Olive Av
Adelstein Rachael Mrs., r. 7 Olive Av
Adelstein Samuel, teacher music, r. 7 Olive Av
Aden F. F., solicitor, 3J0 Pine, rooms 42-43
Ader Paul, clerk, r. 1220 Union
Aderbold H., musician, r. 770 Harrison
Adge Frederick I., cooper, r. 1325 Minna
Adi Josef, laborer' John Wielaud Brewing Co., r. 664
Folsom
Adick John, cook. r. 14 Washington
Adie M. E. Mr-<.. widow, r. 1513 Jackson
Adil Frank, clerk, r. 1106 Kearny
Adin George, r. 18 Decatur
Adins William, saloonkeeper, r. Railroad Av, het
Trinidad and Bahama
Adler Aaron A., grain broker, 314 California, r. 1316
Van Ness Av
Adlor Adolph, bookkeeper, r. Ill Polk
Adler Benjamin, commercial traveler, r. 622 Golden
Gate Av
Adler Benjamin, teacher music, r. NE cor Octavia
and Haight
Adler Bennie, collector, r. 1612 California
Adler Bernard, r. 2607 »4 Sutter
Adler Chirles, r. 1616 Bush
Adler Charles (W. & I. Steinhart & Co.) r. Alameda
Adler Charles E. (Fechhelmer, Goodkind &^Co.) r.
1510 Pine
Adler David, bookkeeper, r. NE cor Octavia and
Haight
Adler David, butcher, r. 227 Oak
Adler David, salesman, r. 1135 Pacific
Adler Edward H., upholsterer, San Bruno Road, nr
Army, r. cor Paraguay and Susquehanna
Adler Elkan, r. 522 Jones
Adler Ernest T. Mrs , widow, r. 1632 Sacramento
Aiiler Harry, saloonkeeper, r. 2607 )<i Sutter
Adler Hart, r. 1403 Buchanan
Adler Henrietta, widow, r. 439 Twenty-second
Adler Herman, bookkeeper, r. 821 California
Adler Jacob, city agent Union Ins. Co., r. 1632 Sacra-
mento
Adler Jacob E., traveling salesman Fechhelmer,
Goodkind * Co., r. 522 Jones
Adler John, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Afller John O., mate stmr San Vicente, r. 324 Vallejo
Adler Joseph, cigarmaker. r. 227 Oak
Adler Joseph, salesman Davie Bros., r. 439 Twenty-
second
Ailer Leopold, r. 1402 Buchanan
Adler Leopold, shoemaker, r. 408 5^ Larkin
Adler Louis, edge setter Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
32 Linden Av
Adler Maurice, porter, r. 1510 Polk
Adler Morris, butcher Derby h Stronse, r. 132 Sixth
Adler Melville C, 8alesman"w. & 1. Steinhart & Co.,
r. Alameda
m
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CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
nfannfactarrr of every deneripteon or
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CaRS.
42 to 80 Beale Ktreet. Han. Franciaeo.
STEAM ENGINES AND THRESHING MACHINES.
TBUMAN, ISHAH & HOOKEIb
4^1-4:i7 Market Street,
ADL
1G6
AHE
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPcJKXEIl* or
WIARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile,
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
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«0
Adier Mosrs, rapitallst, r. Commercial Hotel
Adler Mo8< s W., insurnnce »KHit. r. 1111 Post
AdIer Kobert, shoemaker, r. :i01 Turk
Adler Samuel, cltrk. r. 2.'7 Oak
Adler Samuel, ealesman Schweitzer & Co., r.622 Gold-
en Gate Av
Adler SiRmund, Balesman. r. 1632 Sacramento
Adler Solomon, capitalii-t, r. 622 G.lden Gate Av
Adlir Solomon, clerk L. Altarhnl. r. 1612 California
Adler William, dgarmiker, r. 227 Oak
Aallnpton David M., carpenter, r. 1125 Kearny
AdIJngton Thomas L., bartender, r. 820 Howard
Adlum Benjamin, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Hand-
ley Hou^e
Administrator Pabltc, James 0. Pennle, 426
CalifoiDia
Adolph Harry, mattrepsraakpr, r. 638 Green
Adolph Hany, wniterThe Louvre, r. 223 Stevenson
Adolpbe Edward, teachf-r, r. Old People's Home
Adocas John, r. 113 Virginia
Adonis Launols X., baker, r. l/>22 Powell
Adrian Frank I., butcher, 5-r, Cal. Market, r. 321 Turk
Adrien Alpbonso A., cleaner F. Thomas & Co., r. 84
T^nth
Adylcott M. Miss, actress, r. 32 Fourth
Advent Christian Cliapel, NE cor Church and
Day
Aebieer Alexander, r. 523 Seventh, rear
Aeperter Charles, bartender, r. 615 Pine
Atrial Steam Naxig-tion Co., office 1228 Market
Af mi Gt orge, carpenter, r. 1309 Stockton
./Ctna Glass Co. (Hellaire) manufacturers glass-
ware, A. I. Hall fc Sons aeents. 528-530 Market
.^tna Insurance Co. (Hartford, Cenn.) George
C. Boardman general agent, Thomas E. Pope as-
sistant general ageut, George W. Burns special
agent and adjuster, N. W. Winton city agent, 311
California
JEtna Life Ingnrance Co. (Hartford, Conn.) John
H. Stevens manager, 315 California
.Etna Mineral Water Co., A. F. Cooper agent, 757)j
Howard
Aeu.h Henry, tannerStein Bros., r. 232 Twenty-eighth
Afcld Jo.sej'h, static nery and music, 805 Larkin
Afflnck D. P., canvtissi r, r. 793 Mission
African Metiiodist Kpiscopal Cliarch (Sec
ond) W c Powell, b. t Ji.ckson and Pacific
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Ctinrch,
C. ft. Petty pastor, W b Stockton, bet Clay and
Sacramento
Agard Alexand.r H., clerk, r. 311 Green
Ai-ard George L., clerk, r. 2115 .Jones
Agard Hawkin Jr., porler, r. 504 Howard
Agard Jn*.e])h J., special agent Hartlord Fire Ins. Co.,
313 California, r. Oakland
Agard W. B. Mrs., widow, r. 311 Green
Agard William A. T., bookkeeper M. Rosenshine &
Co., r. 311 Green
Agaton Emile, porkpacker J. 0. Cashin t Co., r. 715
Montgomerv
Agen Eugene, molder, r. 249 Sixteenth
Agen Mil hael, laborer, r. S 8 Pixley. bet Webster and
Buchanan
Ager Ira. special agent U. S. Treasury, U. 8. Apprais-
ers, Bklg. first floor r. 132 McAllister
Ager James E. (Bacon fc C.) r. Alameda
Afier John E., nianayer A. B. Forbes, 214 San-
some, r. 2842 Mission
Agers John, fruit d. aler. r. 1310 California
Agestine Mansueto, helper Ami Vlgnier r. 521 Sev-
enth
Aggamore Paul, painter, r. 2»32 California
Ag'ond William, molder, r. fill Twenty- bird
Agnelle Louis, waiter, r. 824 Montgomery
Agnew fiiiherine, widow, r. Itil6 Dolores
Agnew Frank B., clerk W. J. CaUini;ham, r. Oakland
Agnew Frank L., clerk 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 607)4
Third
Agnew George, brakeman S. F. Bridge Co., r. 461
Minna
Agnew George M., with Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
r. Alameda
Agnew Hugh, engineer stmr Umatilla
Agnew Jauies P., clerk r. 59 South Park
Agnew .John J., foreman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. East
Oakland
Agnew .Margaret A. Mrs., varieties and stationery, 514
Post
Agnew Michael, r. 561 Minna
Agnew Patrick, calker, r. 90 Federal
Agnew Rob. rt, watchman, r. 226 Filbert
Agnew Samuel, teamst' r, r. 2< 0 Fifth
Agnew Thomas, citv agent The Stale Investment and
Ins. Co., 218-220 Sansome, r. Oakland
Agnew William C, purifier S. F. Gas Light Co.,r. 201
Fremont
Agri. ultural Insurance Co. 'of New York) Hagan b
Uothcblld agetitg, 322 California
Ag^ricnltural Slachine Works, Byron Jackson
proprietor, 6-.'5-627 Sixth
Agrii ultiiral Park, N s Point Lobos Av, bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-seventh Avs
Aguera Domingo, machine hand Union Iron Works, r.
W 8 Miihtgan, bet Napa and Shasta, rear
Aguilar A., billiardmaker Jacob Struhle & Co., r. 5
Vulcan Lane
Aguilar James L., cook stmr Walla Walla, r. 804 Val-
lejo
Aguirre John M., r. 1314 Powell
Aguirre Martin J., mnfr and retail dealer French
candies, 429 Kearny, r. 1314 Powell
Aguirre Raymond M., bo.irding, 1234 Stockton
Ah Kee, clerk letter dept Wells, Fargo & Co.
Ahearu Barlhclomew, coachman, r. 454 Bryant
Abeam Denis, student, r. 125 Lily Av
Abeam Michael, laborer, r. 618 Sixth
Ahearn Timothy, laborer, r. 125 Lily Av
l^" Abeam. See Ahern
Aher Jeremiah, carpenter, r. 126 Fern Av
Ahern Arthur J., carpenter, r. 911 Harrison
Ahem Catherine, widow, bakery, 316 Folsom
Abem Daniel, laborer S. P. Co.. r. 631)4 Stevenson
Ahern Daniel, laborer, r. 648 Mission
Ahem Daniel, raftsman r. 15 Verona
Ahern Daniel G.. Iquor saloon. 9 Hunt. r. 11 Hunt
Ahem Delia, domestic 1020 Seventeenth
Ahern Dennis, assistant O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co., r.
631)4 Stevenson
Ahern Henry F. C, conductor Geary St. BR., r. Blake,
nr Geary
Ahern James, laborer, r. 200 Seventh
Ahem James, laborer, r. 1113 Bryant
Ahern James, plumber, r. 756 Bryant
Ahem Jeremiah, teamster, r. 235 Oak
Ahern John, longshoreman, r. 704 Battery
Ahern John M., r. 1305 Howard
Ahern K.'ite Miss, with Freud * Sons, r. 200 Seventh
Ahem Lawrence, laborer, r. 829 Howard
Ahern Lizzie Miss, with Freud & Sons, r. 200 Seventh
Ahern Martin, insurance agei.t, r. 803 Mont^'omery
Ahern Mary A. Miss, teacher Franklin Grammar
School, r. 1305 Howard
Ahem Maurice, lumberman, r. 15 Verona
Ahern Maurice, ticket collector S. P. Co. r. 810 Lyon
Ahefti Mioliael, crimper Porter, Slessinger js Co., r.
Alameda
Ahem Michael, laborer, r. 2733 Pine
Ahern Nellie Miss, r, 410 Chestnut
AhernPatiick, driver N. B. and M. RB., r. 1929
Folsom
Ahern Patrick, driver, r. 3038)4 Sixteenth
Ahern Patrick, tailor, r. 425 Stevenson
Ahern Roger, carpenter, r. 2824 Harrison
Ahern Thomas, fireman, r. 11 Pacific
Ahern Timothv, conductor Market St. RR., r. 16
Tweiity-eighth
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING
WASEINGTON Fire Ins. Co. of Boston rS;!';,",??;?." I ^^""^",2::
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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167
AIN
Ahern William, carpenter, r. 1146 Folsona
Ahem William, laborer, r. 5118 Mit-slun
Ahem William J., boots and eUoes, 6 Sixth, r. 535
Minna
Ahern William P., jeweler W. A. Tipson, r. 16 Twenty-
ei^bth
i^" Ahearn. See Ahearn
Aherne Eugene P., clerk, r. 419 Ivy Av
Aherne Katie Miss, r. 419 Ivy Av
Aberne Morton J., deputy Tax Collector, r. 8 Hayes
Aherne Patrick O., laborer, r. 419 Ivy Av
Ahkmann Thomas, liquor suloon, 44 Steuart
Ahlbach Carl, seaman, r. 20S Steuart
Ahlbach Henry, porter Bachiuan Bros., r. 531 Mission
Ahlbach .Tacob. plumber and gasfitter, 231 Fourth, r.
l.i06Fol8om
Ahlbach Leopold, merchant, r. 1514 Post
Ahlbert John, woodcarver, r. Guiana, nr Railroad At
Ahlborn Albert R., mounter Sanborn, Vail ti Co.,r.
2:1 Johnson Av
Ahlborn August, cook, r. 17 Adelaide PI
Ahlborn Charles (Ahlborn & Boeckmann) r. Ahlbom
House
Ahlborn Charlfs Jr., student, r. Ahlborn House
Ahlbom Henry, expr' ssmsn, r. 2-i Johnson Av
Ahlborn Hoase, Ahlborn & Boeckmann proprie-
tors, 319-323 Grant Av
Ahlborn Louisa, doraeBtic 816 M Valencia
Ahlborn William, watchman Washington Mills, r. 4
Preston PI
Ablborn & Boeckmann (Charles Ahlborn and
George Boeckmann) proprietors Ahlborn House,
319-:i23 Grant Av
Ahlemann Edmond, baker, r. 365 Jessie
Ahlenf. Id Morris D., clgHrmaber, 103 J4 Fifth
Ahlers Amandus W. M., janitor, r. 819 Filbert
Ahlers Diedrich A., liquor saloon, 228 Pacific, r. 704
Battery
Ahlers George, liquor saloon, 229 Spear
Ahlers Henry, driver Albany Brewing Co., r. 48
Everett
Ahlers Herman, cook A. Johnson, r. ini Jessie
Ahlers John A., trackman, r. 124 Wildey
Ahlers William, groceries and liquors, SW cor Sixth
and Bryant, r. 504 !« Sixth
■^ Ahlers. See Alers
Ahlert Gertrude, widow, r. 31 Linden Av
AMert John, carpenter, r. 17 Julian Av
Ahlert Joseph B. plumber William F. Wilson, r. 31
Linden At
Ahlert William, plumber Henry Williamson, r. 31
Linden At
AhlfDiederich, butcher, r. 8 s St. Thomas, bet Sa-
THnnah and Platte
Ahlf Henry, laborer r. E s Savannah, nr Venezuela
Ahlgren CbarUs, carpenter, r. Ill Ninth
Ahlgren Charles, baker, r. 3 Chatham PI
Ahlgren Cbarles G., proptr Finland Hotel, 26 Folsom
Ahlloora Alfred, coalpasser stmr Alameda
AblBtaedt Qustave, ciirp-^nter, r. Florida, bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
AhlRtrom Peter F., engineer, r. 807 Harrison
Ahnert August, r. Crescent Av. nr Laurel At
Ahpel Henry C, with Anglo-Nevada Assurance Cor-
por.ition, r. IGlti Bush
Ahrens Carl, r. 816 Filbert
Ahrens Catharina, widow, r. cor Minna and Serond
Ahrens Charles A., siiilmaber. r. .'i2(l Twenty-fifth
Ahrens Charles A. Jr., r. 520 Twenty-fifth
Ahrens Charles ¥., cabinetmaker Charles Elemm, r.
114 Ji Morris Av
Ahrens Charles L., teamster, r. 1425 Market
Ahrens Christian, watchmakerand jeweler, 616 Wash-
ington
Ahrens Diedrich N. (Ahrens fc Pcin) and liquor sa-
loon. SW cor Mission and Main, r. Oakland
Ahrens Fred., butcher Derby & Strouse, r. 21}^ Gar-
den
DR. BAZAN'S
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RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated a:d Electric Eatts Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BATH TUBS, BOILERS,
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605 KEARNV STREET.
Telephone 315.
Abreus George, with Christian Ahrens, r. 616 Wash-
ington
Ahrens Georgfe M., wines and liquors, SE corFre
mont and Howard, r. Oakland
Ahrens Henry, butler, r. 12i)l Vi.n Ness Av
Ahrens Henry, vice-president Chicago Brewing Co.,
r. 1436 Pir.e
Ahrens Henry F. C, conductor Geary St. RR., r. Fer-
rle, nr Geary
Ahrens Henry H., cooper, r. Harrison, bet Seven-
teenth anil Eighteentb
Ahrens Jacob H., liquor saloon, SW cor Commercial
and Davis, r. Oakland
Ahrens Jnlins, tanner, r. Tanners' Home
Ahrens Nicolans clerk H. Wellbrock
Ahrens Rudolph (Ahrens * Menken) r. 946 Valencia
Ahrens Wilkin, clerk W. Ahrens, r. 744 Shotwell
Alirens Wilkin, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Folsom and sixteenth
Ahrens William E., salesman Harrison & Co., r. 1738
Jessie
Ahrens .«: Menken (Rudolph Ahrens and Frederick
Menken) I'quor siilnon, 946 Valencia
Ahrens & Pein (Diedrich N. Ahrens and George
H. Pein) wines and liquors, NE cor Third and
Mission
Ahumada Joseph M., real estate agent, 607 Montgom-
ery, r. 23 ) Kearny
Aicn Rudolph, gardener, r. 2926 Sacramento
Aicher AuL'ust. i lerk, r. 1618 Stockton
Aicher Catherine, widow, r. 161S Stockton
Aicher Frank J., plumber, r. 1618 Stockton
Aigeltiuger Caroline F., widow, r. 840 Grove
Aigeltinger Charles, laborer, r. 1754 Ellis
Aigeltiuger E. & Co. (Edward H. Aigeltinger and
Heiry Christman) wood and coal, 1758 Ellis
Aigeltin«er Edward H. (E. Aigeltinger & Co.) r. 1427
St.iner
Aigeltiuger Georec, teamster, r. 1754 Ellis
Aiken Addie E. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar
School, r. 90:t Sutter
Aiken Charles, att rney at law, r. 2108 Larkin
Aiken Charles S., journalist Call, r. Be rkeley
Aiken EUfjird L., dnlryman, r. 957 Harrison
AiKen George, upholsterer, r. 532 Vallejo
Aiken Henry M. (Aiken & Sawyer) r. W s Noe, nr
Twenty-fifth
Aiken James, teamster William Kerr, r. 212 Vallejo
Aiken James, painter, r. 36i Minna
Aiken John, sailmaker, r. 537 Sacramento
Aiken John H., groceries and liquors. NW cor Fifth
and Folsom
Aiken John J., clerk R. B. Swayne, r. 308 Leaven-
w<irth
Aiken <t Sawyer (Henry M. Aiken and George W.
Sawyer) coal and wood, hay and grain) lu52 Va-
lencia
t^" Aiken. See Aitken and .Akin
Aikens Albertus. r. 115 Fair Oaks
Aime Charles, engineer, r. 23 Fell
Aiiues Benj:imin, jiainter, r. 366 Natoma
Aimes O. T., newsdealer, r. 333 Minna
Ainsley Anna, widow, r. 104 Hayes
Alnsley Emma Mrs., ladles' nurse, r. 510 Powell
Ainslev James E., compopitor Chronicle, r. lOt Hayes
Ainsley Matthew, stevedore, r. 916 Sausome
O^ Ainsley. See Inslee
Ainslie Francis, collarmaker William Davis, r. 19
Verona
Ainsworth Alfred G., clerk freight auditor's office 8.
P. Co., r. 622 Edrly
Ainsworth E twin, weaver, r. 8f>2 Bay
Ainsworth Frances Miss, nurse Little Sisters' Infant
shelt. r. 512 Minna
Ainsworth Frederick W., manager Pac. Paper Co., 416
Sacramento, r. Oakland
Ainsworth George J., capitalist, 16 Nevada Block, r.
Temescal
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.!
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
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IMPOBTEBS Oy
FOR GAS, STEAM AND VtTATER.
Pipe Tlttlne; all Sizes.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Ainsworth William, cigars andjtobacco, 650 Fourth,
r. 618 Fourth
Alraldi August, clerk P. C. Rossi, r. 439 Green
Airaldi Clara, widow, r. 439 Green
Aicardl Augustin, valet, 346 First
Aird Darling, blacksmith, r. 562 Bryant
Aird David, carpenter, r. 7 Lafayette PI
Aird James C, blacksmith, r. 562 Bryant
Airey H. J., butcher, SW cor Webster and Jackson
Aitchison George, molder W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 224
Fourth
Aitchison John, carpenter, r. 1040 Army
asr Aitchison. See Atchiuson
Aitken Charles H., engineer, r. 830 Mission
Aitken Edwin J., teas and coffees, 412 Hayes, r. 1513
Broadway
Aitken-Eggert Mrs., r. 830 Mission
Aitken Eugene, machinist, r. 915 Pacific
Aitken George, clerk E. J. Aitken, r. 1513 Broadway
Aitken James (Moynihan & Aitken) r. 217 Devisadero
Aitken James, policeman, r. 1934 Folsom
Aitken James C, picture frames and artists' materials,
437 Hayes, r. 633 Locuist Av
Aitken Jeanette, widow, r. 942 Capp
Aitken John K., attorney at la-w. 214 Sansome, r. 2820
Mission
Aitken Samuel, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 942
Capp
Aitken William, salesman Newell & Brc, r. 1420
Broadway
«»■ Aitken. See Aiken
Ajai Heaving Down Hulk Assn. J. N. Knowles presi-
dent, Henry Cottrell secretary, 28 California
Akarman Wilton F., theatrical manager, r. 425 Bush
Aker Christian, baker, r. 32 Langton
Akerly Benjamin M., clerk Liverpool and London
and Globe Ins. Co., r. Oakland
Akerly E. Alden, sampler Am. Sugar Refinery, r. Oak-
land
Akerly James C. S., physician and surgeon, 435
Fourth
Akerly Morris K., bookkeeper James G. Walker 4 Co
r. Oakland
Akermiin Benjamin J., withj Fox k Kellogg, r. 1220
Market
Akermau Fred., waiter, r. NE cor Haight and Stanyan
Akerman James, r. 263 Third
Akers Harry, teamster Teele & Scott, r. 704 Laurel Av
Akers William H., r. 1213 Leavenworth
Akins Andrew, stevedore, r. 13 Pacific
Akins William, liquor saloon, N s Railroad Av, opp
Trinidad ^^
Akiyaiua Iko, laundryman, r. 1317 Sacramento
Akmann Charles, clerk TlUmann & Bendel r. 1216
Seventeenth
Akmann John, cook stmr Bay City, r. 1216 Seven-
teenth
Akmauii William (Meyer k Akmann) r. 1216 Seven-
teenth
Aladyes Alexander B., r. 904 Stockton
Alameda Building and Loan Association of Al«med»
Charles K. Clark necretary, 411 California
Alameda Ferry, ft>ot Market
Alauieda Frank, seaman, r. 7 Baldwin Court
Alameda Maul, hostler, r. 180 Jessie
Alamedn Transfer Co., Al. Sharpe proprietor,
oQue 15 Market *- *- *- ,
Alameda Water Co., Charles A. Grow secretary, 18-20
Phelan Bldg
Alaska Commercial Co., Lewis Gerotle presi-
dent, Max Heilbrouner aecretarv, 310 Sansome
Alaska H^use. Charles Scliroder pmptr, 6J5 Pacific
Alaska Mill and Mluing Co., T. J. Hay secretary, 420
Montgomery, rooraH 16-17
Alaska Mining Co. (Sierra Co., Cal.) A. Judson secre-
tary, 320 Sansome, room 62
AlaBka Salmon Packiug Co.. Cutting Packing Co.
ageute, ly Main
Alaska Salmon Packing and Fur Co., James Scott, sec-
retary. 403 Front
Alatorre Antone, waiter, r. 10 Union PI
Alatorre Guillermo Z., barber H.H. Creighton, r. 1517
Dupont
Albany Brewings Co., Frederick Hagemann Jr.
president, John A. Schaertzer vice-president, Mi-
chael D. Sweeney secretary, 71-75 Everett
Albee Charles, driver Engine No. 10
Albee Daniel P., student, r. 1635 Hyde
Albemarie House, Mrs. Anne Bradley proptr, 8 Maaon
Alber Emil, butcher George Goebel, r. 247 Third
Alber John, harnessmaker, r. 403 Broadway
Alberg Lizzie, domestic 224 San Jose Av
Alberger George, porter John stable, r. 1328 P«ciflo
Alberger Charles R., with William C. Alberger, r. Oak-
land
Alberger William C, civil engineer, 328 Montgomery,
r. Oakland
Alberger William R., traveling freight agent Wa-
bash, St. Louis and Pac. Railway, r. Oakland
Alberigi D. & Co. (Demetrio Alberigl and Jacopo P»-
pera) wood and coal, 313 Broadway
Alberigi Demetrio (D. Alberigi t Co.) r. 313 Broad-
way
Albers Anton, paper carrier, r. 364 Clementina
Albers August (Albers .fc Schmidt) r. Alameda
Albers George H., butcher, 3407 Geary, r. 7 Johnson
Av
Albers Herman, teamster, r. 1807 Scott
Albers Marcus, groceries and liquors, 335 Fourth
Albers & Schmidt (August Albers and Henry Schmidt)
oyster saloon, 50-52 Cal. Market
fff' Albers. See Alpers
Albert Anita Miss., r. 121 Turk
Albert E., teacher music, r. 1021 Post
Albert Gustave, presser F. C. Hagerup
Albert Henry, laundryman S. F. Laundry
Albert James E., elerk Theodore J. Fish, r. 1110 Treat
Av
Albert John, mining, r. 1125 Jackson
Albert John, tailor, r. 265 Clementina
Albert Lewis (Lewis & Co.) r. 611 Pine
Albert Lewis, cigarmaker L. Rosenthal, r. 444 Minna
Albert Lewis I., bookkeeper Lewis & Co., r. 849 Har-
rison
Albert William, peddler, r. 26k Rausch
Albert! Antonio, piano tuner Sherman, Clay & Co., r.
913 Filbert
Alberti Francisco, inner Byron Mauzy, r. 804 Vallejo
Alberti Frank J., compositor, r. 1013 Seventeenth
Alberti George W., compositor BuHetin, r. 1013 Seven-
teenth
Albertin George, barber, r. 725 Brannan
Albertina Samuel, r. 529 Fourth
Alberts Henry C, seaman schr Dora, r. 263 East
Albertiion Bailey B., carpenter J. B. Morton 4: Son, r.
2-.'4 Fourth
Albertson Bushrod K., carpenter, r. 416 Shotwell
Albertson Joseph A., physician, 111 Powell, r. 145
Ellis
Albiu I. N., real estate, r. 1153 Folsom
Albin Louis, wines and liquors, NW cor Tvent/-
second and Potrero Av
Albion Bre^very, J. Hamlin Burnell proprietor,
Corea. bet Santee and Penobscot
Albion Pottery (Antioch, Cal.) Anderson k Tallon.
agents, 12-14 Market
Albora Lnigi, hats and caps, 326 Montgomery At, and
toys, 300 Montgomery Av. r. 3 Vallejo PI
Alborelli Antonio, upholsterer, r. 1019 Powell
Albouze Antone. tanner .A. Legallet, r. N s Venezuela,
bet Tombigbee and Potomac
Albrecht Albert, hardware and stoves, 1045 Market, r,
4 Octavla
Albrecht Albert, steward, r. 3 Dawson PI
Albrecht August (Schroder, Albrecht k Co.) Baden
Baden
DRAPERIES.
Special attention given to malting up Draperies aikl
Canopies for Lodges, Societies, etc.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MAEKET STEEET,
KEXT ABOVE PALiCE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM SI
CPI IDCC CYTDA RDV ^^ true champagne, comparlBon win prove) ARPAO HARASZTHY & CO.,
LOLirOC LA I nA Un I ^superiority over imported. Nu Braudy used. [ 530 WASBINOTOIT STSS£T.
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Albrecht Edward, barber, NW cor Haight and Scott,
r. 210 Scott
Albrecbt Eruegt C. W., merchant, r. 1730 Broadway
Albrecht Frederick (Thien & Co.) r. 519 Pine
Albrecht George, blacksmith, r. 514 Nluth
Albrecht George, jeweler, r. 1509 Dupont
Albrecht Henry, seaman, r. 263 East
Albrecht Jacob, driver F. Katz, r. 1006 Union
Albrecht John, laborer, r. 210 Scott
Albrecht John, tailor, 519 Bush
Albrecht Joseph, r. 747)^ Folsom
Albrecht Joseph, roofer, r. 614 Ninth
Albrecht Joseph Jr., r. 234 Montgomery
Albrecht Laura Mrs., r. 928 Fillmore
Albrecht Mitchell, car driver, r. 1446 Minna
Albrecht Reinhold, cigars and tobacco, and barber,
154 Second, r. 81 Natoma
Albrecht Rudolph, clerk Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 634
Twenty-second
Albrisht Bertha, crockery and glassware, 535 Hayes
Albright George F., salesman W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. East Oakland
Albright George W., chief clerk U. S. Quartermaster's
dept 36 New Montgomery, r. East Oakland
Albright John T., clerk Hawley Bros. Hardware Co.,
r. Oakland
Albright Maggie, domestic 1016 Van Ness Av
Albright Richard, miller, r. 307 Broadway
Arbrifz Henry C, laundrymnn S. F. Laundry
Alcaraz E^tanisludo, teamster, r. 722 Broadway, rear
Alcaraz Jacob, blacksmith, r. 722 Broadway, rear
Alcaraz Mary, widow, r. 722 Broadway, rear
Alcayaga Cipriana, widow, r. 951 Fifteenth
Alcaynga Jose A., clerk Bellingall & Miller, r. 951
Fitteenth
Alcazar Building, N s O'Farrell, bet Stockton and
Powell
Alcazar Theater, George Wallenrod manager and
lessee. 116 O'Farrell
Alcorn John, salesman O'Connor, Mofifatt & Co., r-
206 Powell
Alden Benjamin F., peddler, r. 1055 Mission
Alden George, waiter, r. 70 Minna
Alden George H., bookbinder Acres & Williams, r. 9
Terba Bupna
Alden Lizzie Miss, r. 1416 "Washington
Alden Samuel B., special policeman, r. 9 Terba
Buena
Alden Samuel B. Jr., policeman, r. 1312 Green
Alder James, cook, r. 625 Clay
Alder Louis, shoemaker, r. 32 Linden Av
Alderaey Ellen Mrs., teacher language, r. 2428 Buch-
anan
Alderson A., painter Palace Hotel
Alderson David H., wharfinger Market St. Wharf, r.
43 Sixth
Alderson Frederick L., salesman Huntington, Hop-
kins * Co., r. 250U Washington
Alderson William B., druggist, r. 621 Bush
Aldertou Augustus F., driver, r. 23 Douglass
Alderton Orphad, stevedore, r. 23 Douglass
Aldine House, 404 Turk
Aldrich Byron L. Rev., r. 331 Bartlett
Aldrich Catherine, widow, r. 258 Clementina
Aldrich C. H. Mrs., solicitor, r. 218 Eddy
Aldrich George, engineer, r. 1724 Stevenson
Aldrich George C, upholsterer, r. 308 Minna
Aldrich Hugh S., porter Livingston & Co., r. 102
Fifth
Aldrich J. W., engineer, r. 102 Fifth
AMrich L. Mrs., widow, r. 1034 Jackson
Aldrich Lucius M., r. 256 Third
Aldrich Oliver B., expressman, r. 331 Jj Bush
Aldrich Peter, laborer Arctic Oil Works
Aldrich Stuart, assistant secretary Board of Educa-
tion, r, 1034 Jackson
Aldricn Virginia F., teacher Greenwich Street Pri-
mary School, r. 1034 Jackson
FRATINGFR & CO.
MOURNING SUITS
MADE AT SHORTEST NOTICE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
MARBLE WASH STANDS,
WASH BASIKS, BASIX COCKS. I
Lane's Sanitary Basin Trap effectnally exciades sewer m
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1S60. Telephone 315.
Aldrich William A., capitalist, 314 California, r.Pied-
mont
Aldrich William F., clerk Park & Lacy, r.l034 Jackson
Aldridge Henry, steward, r. 946 Harrisoft
Aldridge Orville, porter Farmers' and Merchants'
Business Agency, r. Oakland
Aldridge Peter J., boilerinaker, r. 258 Clementina
Alduh Martin, cook, r. NW cor Mi'^sion and Fourth
Alers Augustus, physician, 10 Ellis
a^ Aleis. See Ahlers
Alex Joseph F., restaurant, 1403 Stockton, r. 1131
McAllister
Alexander , r. 1902 Buchanan
Alexander A., with E. G. Lyons & Co., r. 1513 Powell
Alexander Abraham, plumber, r. 1211 Valencia
Alexander Adolph, tuilor, r. 2U O'Farrell
Alexander .\. M., speculator, r 349 Jessie
Alexander Andrew, ship carpenter, r. 4Rincon Av
Alexander Archibald McI., millhand Day, Huber b
Craker, r. 2200 Pine
Alex.inder Arthur, student A. Van der Naillen, r.Oak-
land
Alexander Benjamin, assistant bookkeeper Liebes
Bros. & Co., r. 1921 Eddy
Alexander Brother Rev., professor higher mathemat-
ics St. Mary's College
Alexander Charles, cigars and tobacco, 975 Market, r.
501 Jessie
Alexander Charles, teamster Frederick C. Anderson,
r. coi- Savannah and Venezuela
Alexander Charles, tinsmith, r. Filbert, bet Steiner
and Pierce
Alexander Charles O. (O.Alexander & Son) r. Oakland
Alexander David tobacco commission, 318 Sacra-
mento, r. 513 Taylor
Alexnnder David G., clerk Welch & Co., r. Alameda
Alexander Edwin C, compositor Chronicle, r. 125)4
Silver
Alexander Elizabeth, widow, r. 726 Laguna
Alexander Ernest, plumber William D. Hobro, r. 713
Bush
Alexander Etta Miss, artist, r. 109 Leavenworth
Alexander Ezekial, captain stmr Queen of the Pacific,
r. Oakland
Alexander Flora Mrs., r. 7o3 Taylor
Alexander Frederick P., carpenter, r. Filbert, bet
Steiner and Pierce
Alexand r George M., clerk Charles 8. Fechheimer,
r. 703 Taylor
Alexander George W. (Osborn & Alexander) r. 2432
Pine
Alexander George W.. painter, r. S s Steiner, bet
Union and Filbert
Alexander Goodman, glazier, r. 2473-j Clara
Alexander H. Mrs., r. 625 Geary
Alexander Harry, foreman factory W. Cohen b Co., r.
130'J Howard
Alexander Harry C, painter, r. S s Steinsr, bet Union
and Filbert
Alexander Henry, artist, 210 Montgomery, room 23,
r. 1309 Howard
Alexander Henry, shoemaker, r. 646 Mission
Alexander Henrv H., machinist Dow Steam Pump
Works, r. 308 Beale
Alexander Henry P , carpenter, r. 528 X Valencia
Alexander Isaac, boots and nhoes, 410Pai-ific
AleXMuder Isaac, hamessmaker, r. 1211 Valencia
Alexander Isidore, clerk C. 0. Keene. r. 713 Bu-ih
Alexander Isham E., carpenter and builder, 616 Cali-
fornia, r. 1707 Stevenson
Alexander Jacob A., hide dealer, r. 2513 Clay
Alexander James, broker r. 414 Tehama
Alexander James, carpenter, r. 18 Freelon
Alexander James, commission merchant, r. 1S09 How-
ard ,
Alexander James, laborer, r. 8W cor Twenty-fourth
and Viiksburg
Alexander James, laborer, r. 260 Jersey
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mannfnctnrer or<>Tery descriptfon of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to SU Beale Street. Sau FraiiciKeo.
Truman, Isham & Hooker. i;^;.t7uir''" ?' «"««^»- €arria«e«.
lump heats sold to tbe Tradei.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOKTERS or
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
All Sizes and Namberg.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Alexander James, wholesaln wood dealer. Berry
Streit Wharf, b.t Third and Fourth, r. 453 Bryant
AlPxsndfT James W. S., rancher, r. 923 Hyde
Alexander Janet, widow, r. 2J00 Pine
Alexander John, 8ttorney at law, 1065 Marbet (and
Alexander & Co.) r. 1011 Natoma
Alexander Jcihn, lonKshoreman, r. 5fi8Ji Bryan*
Alexander John, molder r. 856 Mission
Alexander John E. (R. S. Alexander & Son) r. 1806
Qolden Gate Ay
Alexanrler Jnhn F. Mrs., r. .508 Powell
Alexander Joseph, r. llli Post
Alexander Joseph, salesman Neuburger, Keiss k Co.,
r. 1408 McAllister
Alexander Joseph, saleeman S. O. Alexander b Co., r.
1102 Van Ness Av
Alexander Joseph, with August Achin, r. 1007 Folsom
Alexander Joseph D., capitalist, r. lOlfi Green
Alexander Judith W., lodaings, 528M Valencia
Alexander Julius, coudui tor, r. 91(1 Lyon
Alexander Julius, plumber, r. 19il Eddy
Alexander Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 17 Sherwood PI
Alexander Katheiine. midwife, r. 522 Folsom
Alexander I.eo E., stationer, 202 Bush, r. 916 Post
Alexander Manuel, shoeii aker, r. 71 West Mission
Alexander Michael S. , stenographer Lilieuthal & Co.,
r. 91fi Post
Alexander O. 6i Son (Orlando and Charles O.)
commission merrhants, 108 California
Alexander O. L., barber J. H. Gleason, r.NW cor Cal-
ifornia and Jones
Alexander Orlando (O. Alexander k Son) r. Oakland
Alexander Osar, salesman S. O. Alexander & Co., r.
I 1102 Van Ne.-s Av
Alexander Pauline, r. 1035 Market
Alexander Philip, r. 1921 Eddy
Alexander Rebecca Miss, teacher Peabody Primary
; School, r. 625 Geary
Alexand( r Reuben F., carpenter S. M. Hills, r. W s
; Buena Vista, nr Cortland Av, B. H.
Alexander Rii hard S. ;R. S. Alexander & Son) r. 1806
I Gdldnn Gate Av
Alexander Robert, clerk, r. 2200 Pine
' Alexander Robert, laborer, r. cor Savannah and Ven-
! ezuela
Alexander Robert J., salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r.
Oakland
Alexander R. S. & Son (Richard S. and JohnE.) ship-
wris;ht«, calkers and sparinakers, 223 Drumm
Alexander Sadie Mrs., coffee saloon, 238 Ellis
Alexander Samuel J., canvasser, r. W s Buena Vista,
nr Cortland Av, B. H.
Alexander Samuel O. (S. O. Alexander & Co.) r. 1102
Van Ness Av
Alexander S. Cameron, accountant Bank ol British
Columbia, r. Cosmos Club
Alexander Selig, furuisliing goods, 511 Fourth
Alexander Simeon, seaman, r. 625 Davis
Alexander Simon, r. 1309 Howard
Alexanders O. & Co. (Samuel O. Alexander and
Abram Marcus) mnfrs cluthing, 2-4 Battery
Alexander Sophia Mrs., corsetmaker, 34 Golden Gale
Av
Alexander T., r. 476 Jessie
Alexander Theodore, clerk r. 713 Bush
Alexander Thomas, barber Knoechel i Brand, r. 716
Montgomery
Alexander Wallace, bookkeeper, r. 1016 Green
Alexander Walter P., clerk, r. 118 Ellis
Alexander Walter S., r. 261 C California
Alexancier William, student Westminster School, r.
119H«iKht
Alexander William, superintendent dock Am. Sugar
I Refinery, r. 22(Mt Pine
Alexander William Rev., D. D., professor church his-
tory S. F. Theological Seminarv. r. 119 HaigLt
I Alexander William P., conductor, "r. W s Lott, bet
McAllister and Hayes
Alexander William F., painter, r. N s Filbert, bet
Steiner and Pierce
Alexander William H., porter, r. 919 Pacific
Alexander Wiliam J., gminer. r. 1 Pixlev
Alexander William S., with Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r.
923 dyde
Alexander William T., miner, r. 476 Jessie
Alexander fc Co. (John Alexander and Augustus O.
Evers) real estate agent. 1()(;5 .Market
Alexlne Enphemie P., vocalist Russian Orthodox
Ch\ir.h, r. 1610 Stockton
Alf Helena, domestic 1118 Valencia
Alferitz George C, bookkeeper, r. 620 Green
Alferitz Peter iDellepiaue & Co ) r. 620 Green
Alford Kdmond R.. policeman, r. 917 Post
Alford William M., teamster Herman C. Elliot, r. 750
Fourteenth
Alfred Frank, waiter, r. 929 Mission
Alfred Rose, widow, r. 3 Boston PI
Alfs Charles (Alfs fc Hinck) r. 2700 Sutter
Alf 8 Frank J., jewelry bnxmaker, r. 1 Marcy PI
Alfs William H. A. (Naber, Alfa & Brune) r. 1528
Howard
Alfs .<i Hinck (Charles Alfs and Louis Hinck) hay and
grain, wood and coal, NW cor Sutter and Lyon
Algeo James, bartender, r. 624 Brannan
Alger ElizaOeth H., widow, r. 2527 Folsom
Alger George, bellman Palace Hotel
Altjer William C, bartender, r. 12 Ellis
Alguire John A., phrenologist, 765 Maiket
Alhambra Building. 319 Bush
Alhers Herman, teamster, r. 1807 Scott
Alison Charles N., brassfinisher W. T. Garratt & Co.,
r. 556 Bryant
Alison Elizabeth, widow, r. 714 Guerrero
Alison Rufus B., assistant engineer stmr City of
Chester, r, 714 Guerrero
Alison William H., engineer, r. 714 Guerrero
10" Alison. See Allison
Alkalay Joseph, diamond setter Geo. C. Shreve k Co.,
r. 516 Stocktou
Alkan Henry, traveling salesman George Greenzweig
& Co.. r. 122 Sansome
Alkus Emil, boots and shoes, 122 Sixth, r. 727 McAl-
lister
All Hallo'fvs Catholic Clinrch, Rev. Father
Fitzpatrick pastor, E s Susquehanna, nr Railroad
Av
Alladio Peter (Roman! & Alladio) r. 404 Green
Allan Robert, musician, r. 2731 Folsom
Allan Robert I., foreman Cal. Barrel Co., r. 1602 Ste-
venson
AUard Delno (Sawyer &Allard) r. cor Twentieth and
Potrero Av
Allardt George P., civil engineer, «8 California,
r. 1127 Linden, Oakland
Allardyce Alexander, r. 1126 Golden Gate Av
Allardyce Alexander Jr., clerk Peter B. Simons &
Son, r. 1126 Golden Gate Av
Allardyce Andrew, salesman, r. Ahlborn House
Allardyce Charles A., engraver W. K. Vanderglice &
Co., r. 1126 Golden Gate Av
Allardyce Edward, with Clarence L. Anderson, r.
]l-2fi Golden Gate Av
Allari Herman, clerk Joseph AUari, r. 513 Geary
Allari Joseph, tripe, 55-56 Cal. Market, r. 513 Geary
Allari John W., clerk William E. Maher, r. 14 Bry-
ant
Allari Louis, butcher, r. 8E cor Jones and Pacific
Allirl Ottelea Miss, milliner, r. 513 Geary
Allee Minnie, widow, r. 433 Ivy Av
(^- Allee. See Alley
Allegrettil. <& Co. (Ignazio Allegretti and Charles
S. McLaren) confectioners. 501 Sutter
AUenretti lyuazio (I. Allegretti & Co.) r. West Berke-
ley
Alleguede Auguste, carpenter A.Legallet.r.N s Vene-
zuela, bet Tombigbee and Potomac
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' Al YOUTHS' SITS
AT
THE HASTINGS."
IDUAL ?iit lE. Co. 0! UnON
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. 0. DORNIN, Manager
WIL SEZTOIT, Aal )iamga.
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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AUeuand Pierrei restauraDt, 130 Montgomery Av, r.
lao McAllister
Allen A., capitalist, r. Alilborn Houoe
Allen A., teamster, r. 5'29 Sacramento
Allen A. C. conductor Market St. RR., r. 2000 McAl-
lister
Allen Albert J., purchasing agent Market St. RR. Co.,
r. 331 Guerrero
Allen Alexander, -watchman, r. 514 Shotwell
Allen Alexander W., clerk E. T. Allen, r. 514 Shotwell
Allen Alfred D., mining, r. 1218 Laguna
Allen Alfred D. Jr., stenographer, r. 1J18 Laguna
Allen Alonzo W., patterumaker Union Iron Works, r.
104 Seventh
Allen Anthony, paver Sea Wall, r. 71 Water
Allen Aiisiin S., slerk local freight oflace S. P. Co., r.
1213 H Brj-aut
Allen Carlton D., with Banters' and Merchants' Mu-
tual Life Assn, r. Oakland
Allen Catherine, weHver, r. 802)4 Bay
Allen Charles, r. 9 Mason
Allen Charles, clerk, r. 1207 Union
Allen Charles, deckhand stmr Piedmont
Allen Charles, laborer H. L. B. Chase, r. 516)^ O'Far-
rell
Allen Charles, tanner, r. San Bruno Hotel
Allen Charles D., merchant, r. 2.500 Wa^hinaton
Allen Charles E., miiliuan, r. 118 Prospect PI
Allen Charles J., horseshoer B. Lacaze, r. 206 Jessie
ALLEN CHARLES R. .™p„„.
ercoal and pig iron, 118-1^0 Beale, r.
Oakland
Allen Charlotte, widow, r. 1501 Jj Buchanan
Allen Darwin C. (Harrison & Allen) attorney at law,
32.') Montgomery, rooms 23-24, r. Lick House
Alien David H., Insurance broker, r. 922 Van Ness Av
Allen Declan, manager John Allen, r. 1010 Howard
Allen Edward L., lumber dealer, 4 California, r. 600
Bush
Allen Kdward, bartender, r. 412 Broadway
Allen Edward, mate stmr Ancnn
Allen Edward, sawniaker, r. 1207 Montgomery
Allen Edward C, waiter, r. 1023 Stockton
Allen Edward E., conductor, r. 732 Folsom
Allt-n Kd^vard T., manufacturers' agent hard-
ware, cutlery and firearms, 416 Market, r. 2204
Jackson
Alien Elizabeth P., widow, r. 1610 Jessie
Allen Emma Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1129 Mission
Allen Ethan J., tiusmlth, r. What Cheer H"use
Allen Eugene C, conduct t, r. 2uu(i McAllister
Allen P. Emerson, pictures, frames and artists'
materials, 926 Lsirkin, r. 1717 Post
Allen Francis W., laundryman, r. 3015 Sixteenth
Allen Frank, teamster Patrick Garrity, r. 252 Clemen-
tina
Allen Frank A., saddler, r. 926 Mission
Allen Frank F., real estate r. 10 Polk Lane
Allen Frank H. , president Allen & Higglns Lum-
ber Co., 18-20 Spear, r. 822 Geary
Allen Frank O., giiprnan Market St. RR., r. 531 Lott
Allen Frederick C, plumber, r. 227 Second
Allen Frederick E.. bookkeeper, r. 717 Post
Allen Frederick M., clerk, r. 807 Kearny
Allen George, baker stmr Santa Rosi, r. American
Exchange Hotel
Allen George, butcher J. H. Horn, r. 10 Stockton PI
Allen George, distributor U. S. Laundry, r. 3053 Six-
teenth
Allen George, millwright, r. T04)4 Mission
Allen George W., fi,reman A. Schilling & Co., r. 1716
Fillraore
Allen George, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
208 Ellis
Allen George P., lanndryman, r. 206 Dolores
AUeu Geor^ie P., physician, 26 J^ Kearny, r. 212 Powell
▲Hen George W. (Allen & Norton) r. 415 Post
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-ELECTRIC
RUSSIAN ail TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Eatts Giyen.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BOILERS and STOVES
CoimectEfl lor Hot anil Cold Water in ilie tiest mamer.
WATEK BACKS, WATEE HEATERS,
Of all kinds made and repaired.
W. E. LANE,
PLX7MBER, 605 KEAKNY STREET.
Established 1800. Telephone 315.
Allen George W., molder, r. S s Paraguay, bet Susque-
hanna and St. John
Allen Harry P., cutter, r. 638 Folsom
Allen Hattie H. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1610 Jessie
Allen Henry, bookkeeper John T. Wright
Allen Henry, compositor Examiner, r. 417 Bush
Allen Henry F. (Allen & Lewis) r. Ross Valley, Marin
County
Allen Henry H.. mining, 318 Pine, room 17, r. Occi-
dental Hotel
Allen Henry M., barber, r. 460 Minna
Allen Howard M., clerk Smith's Cash Store, r. Ala-
meda
Allen Hutchinson, cook. r. 531 Sacramento
Allen H. V., janitor, 526 Kearny
Allen Isaac, compositor Eiamlner, r. 503 Jones
Allen Isaac, ship carpenter, r. 126 Perry
Allen Isaac P., with Bank of California, r. Alimeda
Allen Isaac S., clerk pipe yard Spring Valley W. W.,
r. 1028 Pine
Allen J., laborer Pnc. Rolling Mill
Allen James, bootblack. NE cor East and Clay
Allen James, carriage painter Hottua & Hansen, r. 108
Seventh
Allen James, clerk, r. 108 Geary ,
Allen James, engineer, r. 18 Ridley
Allen James, expressman, SW cor Clay and Polk, r.
1918 Pacific Av
Allen James, mnfr toilet articles, 728 Bay
Allen James, restaurant. SE cor Fifth and Berry
Allen James, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factorv,
r. 802 H Bay
Allen James, tailor, r. 444 Jessie
Allen James B., compositor Chronicle, r. 611 Locust
Av
Allen James B., hat mnfr, 357 Tehama
Allen James E., calker, r. 174 H Clementina
Alien James G., master mariner, r. ."iO:! Twenty-fourth
Allen James G., manufacturers' agent, 106 Davis,
r. Oakland
Allen James H., porter, r. 807 Kearny
Allen James M. (Newlands, Allen & Herrln) attorney
at law, 305 Sansome, r. SE cor Green and Bu-
chaoan
Allen Janp, widow, r. 802)4 Bay
Allen Jerome, superintendent Keane Bros., r. Ala-
meda
Allen John, mate, r. 1030 Howard
Allen John, r. 24 Julian Av
Allen John, r. 252 Clementina
Allen John (Allen & O'Shea) r. 311 Fourth
Allen John, carriage builder, 1112 Howard
Allen John, cigarmaker A. Fenkhausen & Co., r. 21
Valencia
Allen John, coachman, lfl61 Ocfavia
Allen John, dravroan, r. 12ii7 Montfjomery
Allen John, driver Engine No. in, r. 516 Bryant
Allen John, musician, r. 20 William
Allen John, tailor, r. 23 Clara
Allen John, tidlor, r. 1M9 Broadway
Allen John, waiter, r. 438 Brondway
Allen Jolin Jr., cornicemaker George H. Tucker, r.
2.';2 Clementina
Allen John A., bookkeeper Lindell House. r.202 Sixth
Allen John E., conductor, r. 732 Folsom
Allen John F., machinist, r. N s Sierra, bet Louisiana
and Georgia
Allen John G. stenographer, r. 509 Chestnut
Allen John H., clerk, r. 523 Kearny
Allen John J., policeman, r. 8(i5 Mission
Allen John W., coachman, r. li 03 Laguna
Allen J. Parrington, shipwright, r. 126 Perry
Allen K;ite, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
404 Green
Allen Kate, widow, r. 518 Mission
Allen L. A. Mrs., widow, r. 321 Eddy
Allen Lewis H , clerk Roland W. Snow, r..'»21 Eddy
Allen Lizzie Miss, tailoress, r. 2 Simpson PI
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49 FJRST ST.
TELEFHONB 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. DAVIS, City A«rent,
4^9 California Street.
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pumps,
Suction and Force.
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Allen Lizzie, widow, r. 511 Gough
Alleu Loreuzo D., tencber. r. 2 mu California
Alleu Lorenzo H., shell fish dealer, r. 10 Alaska PI
Allen Louisa Mis., r. 1J07 Union
, Allen Lucius H. (Allen * Lewis) r. 670 Harrison
, Alleu Lumber 8., shipbuilder, 103 Steuart, r. 116
Montgomery Av
] Allen Martin, laborer, r. 67 Tehama
; Allen Mary, irnner U. S. Laundry
i Allen Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, r. le.'S Silver
Allen M. O. Mrs., dr.-ssmaker, r. 208 Ellis
Allen M. H., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works r.
San Rafael
Alleu Michael, laborer, r. 458 Natoma
Alien Michael, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 621
' Florida
' Allen Minerva C, widow, r. W s Minnie, nr Waller
Allen Nicholas J., wooJ turner, r. 131w Broadwav
I Allen Oliver P., bookkeeper Auglo-Californiaa Bank,
I r. Oakland
I Allen Oskie Miss, artist, r. W 8 Minnie, nr Waller
' Allen Peleg C, roofer, r. 43* Pine
' Allen R. C, pianomaker Sherman, Clay t Co., r. 2309
, California
Allen Kichard, r. 252 Clementina
Allen Richard, laborer, r. 14 Rit.h
Allen Richard, messenger, r. 1207 Union
Allen Richard J. Jr.. insurance axent, r. 600 Bush
, AU«n Richard K. (Alex. Badlam ,^ Co.) and gen-
I eral mananer Bankers' and .Merchants* M itual
I Life Association of the U. S., 322 Montgomery, r.
Oakland
Alleu Richard S., clerk general auditor's office S. P.
C<). (northern division) r. 331 Guerrero
Allen Robert, barber, r. 403 Hayes
Allen Robert, mining secretary, r. 15U Webster
I Allen Robert, musician, r. 27.dl Folsom
' Allen Robert E., compositor Evening Post, r. 638
I Green
AUpu Samuel, gunsmith, r. 2133 Mission
I Allen Samuel J., bookkeeper Frank Barnard & Co., r.
1 715 MoAllistpr
' Allen S. G., traveling salesman Murphy, Grant k Co.
I Allen Susan K., widow, r. 200 Turk
Allen Theodore H. (Allen & Young) r. Lick House
. Allen Theodore H. Jr., special agent Commercial
I Union Assurance Co. (limited) r. Portland, Ore-
I gon
I Allen Thomas, deputy Sheriff, r. 12 Willow Av
I Allen Thomas J., clerk P. M. SS. Co., r. 0»kland
, Alleu Thomas 3.. shipwright, r. 208 Eighteenth
Allen Thomas W., clerk M. P. aud M. dept S. P. Co.,
r. Oakland
Allen Thomas W., gasfitter, r. 272 Tehama
Allen T.K., r. 64 First
Allen Tony, oiler stmr Ancon
Allen Truman H., U. S. P.-n8ion Agent, 328 Mont-
gomery, room 14, r. Oakland
Allen Walter C. entry clerk E. k 8. Heller, r. 321
Eddy
Allen Walter M., clerk Hulse, Bradford & Co., r. 1146
Howard
Allen W. E., wood and coal, 133 Turk, r. 809 Polk
Allen William, r. 28 Everett
I Allen William, carpenter, r. 100 Jones
] Allen William, expressman, r. 2-.'13 Pine
I Allen Willliam, plumber, r. 52<J Vallejo
Allen William A., purser stmr City of Stockton r
2230 Howard
Allen William b., journalist Bulletin, r. 534 Bush
Allen William C, clerk, r. 313 Leaveuworth
Allen William C, laborer, r. 33 Hinckley
a!',*'* iy.-'.w'™ 9;' 'fs'/state. r. 1J8 Golden Gate Av
Allen William H. (Ladd * Allen) attorney at law 220
Sannome. rooms 10-12. r 313 Leavenworth '
Alien William H., bookkeeper, r. 9J9 Haight
Alleu William H., driver Union Ice Co. r 410 Leav-
enworth
Allen William J., fireman S. P. Co.. r. 24 Julian Av
Allen William McC. engineer water pumps Spring
Valley W. W., r. 3<)11 Laguna
Allen William McC. Jr., fireman, r. 3011 Laguna
Alleu William R., expressman, r. I'.tlS Pacific Av
ALLEN WILLIAM E..
importer iron pipe and plumbers* ma>
terials, 414 Klarlcei, r. .513 Webster
Alleu William T., traveling agent Chicago, Milwau-
kee and St. Paul Ry, r. Oakland
Allen William W., attorney at law, 230 Montgomery,
room 21, r. Oakland
ALLENHIGGINUnMBERCO,
Frank H. Alien president, James E.
HisTi^ins secretary and treasurer, im^
porters and dealers Hardwood lumber,
cabinet ^voods. veneers, ship plank
and stair builders* stock, 18.20 Spear
Allen .V Lewis (Lucius H. and Henry F. Allen aud
Cieero H. Lewis) commission merchants (Port-
land, Or.) office 202 California
Allen & Norton (George W. Allen and Milton Norton)
railroad ticket brokers, 212 Montgomery
Allen & O'Sbea (John Allen and Richard O'Shea) li-
quor saloon. 311 Fourth
Allen s Youug(Theodore H. Allen and Thomas Toang
stevedores, 308 California
!»■ Allen. Sue Allan
Allenbach Mar.x, r. 16H0 Sacramento
AUenbL-rg Charles, bookkeeper B. Dreyfus & Co., and
secretary AUoona Quicksilver Mining Co., and
Brandy City Mining Co., office 630 Brannan, r.
507 Golden Gate Av
Allenberg Leopold, bookkeeper C. H. Meyer k Bros.,
r. .507 Golden Gate Av
AUemania Hall, Charles Voss proptr, 310 G'Farrell
Allt-q Eugene, wholesile sheep butcher, office 320
Sansome. room 11, r. San Jose
Alley Benjamin F., r. 722 Harrison
Alley George A , teamster William Pullin, r. 31 Hardy
Alley Henry L.. bookkeeper, r. 419 Stockton
Alley Mary, widow, r. 228 Turk
Alley T.. laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Alley William H., stevedore, r. 224 Greenwich
0^ Alley. See Allee
Alliance Slarine Assurance Co. (Limited) of
London, Parrott & Co. agent;!. 30t5 California
Alli^ood Charlies A., captain U. S. A., and mili-
tary storekeeper in charge of transportation, 36
New Montgomery, r. Occidental Hotel
Allingham R. Knox, machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Alliugliam William, arte«ian well borer, 150 Fifth
Alllone Charles F., electrotyper Filmer k Stiller
Electro. Co., r. 1211 Folsom
Alllone Frank, r. 10 Stockton PI
Allione Henrique, clerk, r. 824 Greenwich
Allis Edward P. (Edward P. Allis & Co.) r. Milwau-
kee, Wis.
Allis Edward P. & Co. (Edward P. Allis, John Cross
and Alonzo Hallett) flour mill builders, 114
First
Allis Watson C, scale builder Fairbanks k Hotctiin-
son
Allison Ada Miss, r. 129 Taylor
Allison C. A. Mrs.. p^iysicUn, r. 129 Taylor
Alli-^on Catherine, widow, r. cor East and Holly Park
Avs, Holly P.<rk Tract
Allison Cbarles H., r. 317 First
AlliRou David E. (Allison, Gray k Co.) r. 2230 Broid-
way
Allison Edward, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Allison Elwin C, with Central HR., r. 1219 Pierce
Allison Frank, selesman Louis Braverman k Co., r.
601 Stockton
Allison George, r. 507 Stevenson
Allison Grace Miss, r. 129 Ta\lor
WHOLESALE AfTD EETATL
W. S- J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
aud Store Fixtares.
37 MarM St.
m IDCC CVTDA riDV JA'BO the finest grades of Clarets, Hocks, )ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
LLLIlOL LA I nA Unl IBurgundies.Samemes. Ports audSherriea; 630 WASEnTOTOM STSZET.
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Allison, Gray & Co. (David E. and Josiah E.
Allison and James M. Oray) fruit and produce
commission merchants, 416-418 Front
Allison Henry H., carpenter, r. 5 Olive Av
Allison James G., carpenter, r. 38 H Moss
Allison John C, book and job printer, 802 Mont-
gomery
Allison Josiah E. (Allison, Gray & Co.) r. 2230 Broad-
way
Allison Samuel, shipsmith Chrestoffersen & Tway, r.
615 Bryant
Allison Thomas R., cashier Am. Salt Co., r. 625
Front
»" Allison. See Alison
AUkire Samuel H., clerk, r. 32 Ellis
Allman Alphonso, attorney at law. r. 145 Howard
Allman George, contractor, r. 6 Turk
Allman Honora, boarding, 272 Branuan
Allman J., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Allman Miles, trackman, r. 1826^ Bush
Allman Timothy, teamster, r. 12 Chesley
Allmeyer Marks, r. 1026 Clay
Allmond George D., salesman Samuel Hill Estate, r.
619 Eddy
Allsop John, starcher La Grande Laundry
Allsop John S., manufacturer, r. 212 Thirteenth
Allsop Robert, bricklayer, r. 16 Dore
AUsopp Angelina Mrs., varieties, 16 Sanchez
Allsopp James C, teacher, r. 16 Sauchez
Allsopp John r. 266 Brannau
AUspaugh Amaziah M., contractor and builder, 125 X
Page, r. 30 Page
Allspaugb William M., compositor Crandall Bros., r.
207 Post
Allwell John M. Mrs., r. 152 Fifth
Allwood Harry, carver W. A. Meeker, r. Malacca, nr
Osage
Allyne John W. (Allyne & White) r. NW cor Gough
and Green
Allyne Si White (John W. Allyne and William H.
White) importers and jobbers, oils, paints, var-
nishes, etc., 112-114 Front
Almada Domltila, widow, r. 21 South Park
Almas David (Hink & Almas) r. NE cor Washington
and Montgomery
Almon D. & Co. (David Almon) coopers, 40 Commer-
cial
Almon David (D. Almon b Co.) r. 137)4 Dore
Almon William H., cooper, r. 13754 Dore
Alms House (City and County) San Miguel or Mis-
sion Ocean House Road, 4 miles from Old City
Hall
Almons John P., salesman D. Alves, r. 119 Jackson
Alonso Jose, cigarmaker Antonio Verdugo, r. 434
Green
Alonzo Joseph, millhand Jason Springer 4 Co.
Alpern Max, harnessmaker L. D. Stone & Co., r. 231
Golden Gate Av
Alpers Charles, r. Ivy Av, bet Buchanan and Webster
Alpers Charles W., musician, r. 430 Chestnut, rear
Alpers Hermann, clerk Jacob D. Hoist, r. 40 Tehama
Alpers John, musician, r. SE cor Twenty-fourth and
Treat Av
Alpers Matilda Mrs., midwife, r. SE cor Twenty-
fourth and Treat Av
Alpers Peter, commission merchant, 313 Davis
l»" Alpers. See Albers
Alpha Con.solldated Mining Co., C. E. Elliot secre-
tary, 79 Nevada Block
Aire John E. P., longshoreman, r. 2213 Powell
Alreu Antonio, compositor, r. 315 Drumm
Alsberg Sigmund, mining, r. 1065 Broadway
Alsenz Dora, dressmaker, r. 1014 Post, rear
Alsenz Jacob, shoemaker, 1607 Geary, r. 1614 Post, rear
Alsina Andrew, rebtaurant, 130354 Stockton, r. 710
Vallejo
Alsing Peter, driver Presidio RR., r. 214 Washington
Alt Bernard, boots and shoes, 606 Vallejo
FRATINGER & CO.
OF ALL DESOEIPTIONS.
105 KEAKXY STREET.
GAS, WATEE and STEAM
FITTING,
In all its Branches, Well Done.
NA/_ E
PLUMBER,
Established 1860.
_ L_ANE,
605 KEARNT STREETf
Telephone 315.
Alt Christopher, shoemaker, r. 608 Vallejo
Alt Joseph, salesman Feigenbaum & Co., r. 608 Vallejo
^ Alt. See Ault
Alta California (daily and weekly) Alt* Calif ornia
Publishing Co. proprietors, 529 California
Alta California Printing: House, W. A. Wood-
ward & Co. proprietors, 5'22 California
Alta California Publlshlne: Co., C. H.Liv-
ingston president, publishers Alta California, 529
California
Alta Plaza Hall. NW cor Clay and Fillmore
Alta Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) William H.
Watson secretary, 302 Montgomery, rooms 5-6
Alta Soap Co. (William A. Engwer and Samuel Wein-
traubl soap mnfrs, 109 Oregon
AUamirsno Fanny, widow, r. 722 Broadway, rear
Alteuberg Frederick, cutter Charles Mayer, r. Ala-
meda
Altenbnrg Charles, cook Schumann k Vogel, r. 615
Sacramento
Altenburg Pauline, widow, r. 722 Union
Altendorf Julian, sign painter Swan k Stein, r. Oak.
land
Altendorf Julius, grinder Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r. Oak-
land
Alter Charles E., r. 235 Kearny
Alter James, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
Black Point
Alter Joseph, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r. 1
Black Point '
Alter Louis, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
Black Point
Altfield Abel, trader, r. 622 Natoma
Altfield Simon, traveler, r. 27 Langton
Altbemer Henry, bookkeeper, r. 529 Valencia
Althausen John, bartender, r. 24 Bernard
Althof E. & T. (Ernst and Theodore) oyster aaloon,
626 Market
Althof Ernst (E. & T. Althof) r. 626 Market
Althof Herman (Althof & Bahls) r. 941 Filbert, Oak-
land
Althof Theodore (E. * T. Althof) r. 1029 Valencia
Althof «fc Bahls (Herman Althof and John F. W.
Bahls) bookbinders, paper rulers, and blank book
manufacturers, 329 Sansome
Althonse Charles I., clerk Pacific Bank, r. 409 Minna
Altman Louis L., painter, r. 555 Natoma
Altman Sigmond L., cigar mnfr, 760 Bryant
AUmann Jacob, tailor, 1024 Sutter
Altmark Louis, salesman Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r.
1334 Buchanan
Altmayer Aaron, bookkeeper, r. 435 Golden Gate Av
Altmaver Abram, r. 627 Turk
Altmayer Berthold, shipping clerk Cahn, Nlckelsburg
& Co., r. 435 Golden Gate Av
Altmayer Leopold, shoemaker Cahn, Nlckelsburg k
Co"., r. 827 Turk
Alton John L., r. 312 Dupont
Altone Louis, lather, r. 210 Minna
Altoona Quicksilver Mining Co. (Trinity Co., Cal.)
Charles AUenberg secretary, 630 Brannan
AUpeter Charles, cabinetmaker, r. 225 Oak
Altreuter William, bartender Max Vogelsang, r. 825
Kearny
Altschul B. Mrs.,crockery,1615 Polk, r.l612 California
Altschul Charles, accountant London, Paris and
American Baj^k, r. 2714 Pine
Altschul L. A: Co. (Leopold Altschul) wholesale crock-
ery, 422 Sansome
Altschul Leopold (L.Altschul k Co.) r. 1612 California
Altschul Ludwig, merchant, r. 2417 Sutter
Alt^^huler Annette, artist, r. 633 Ellis
Altshiiler Ida Miss, teacher music, r. 633 Ellis
Altshuler Levi, clothing, etc., 505 Montgomery, r. 838
Ellis
Altshuler Samuel, salesman Levi Alt8hnler, r. 033
Ellis
Altube Bemhard, rancher, r. 318 Jones
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
HanalUctnrer ofer^ry description or
PASSBNOBR, STRKBT AND FR£IQHT CARS.
4» to SO Beale Street. San Fraaieiaoo.
Dennett Jump Seats.
Trnman, Isham & Hooker. 421-427 Market St
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MANTJFACTUREKa OF
Pljtln, Japanned and Stamped
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
I Altiibe Pedro, cattle dealer, r. 4 Burritt
j Altvafer Sophie, widow, r. I(i33 Tweuty-fourth
Altwater D«vid, engineer National Flour Mills, r. Ala-
j meda
' Alvarado Foundry (Alvarado, Cal.) George H.
' Tay & Co. proprietors, office 614-618 Battery
1 Alvarado J. C. Mrs., r. 2201 Jones
Alvarado Milk Depot, Samuel Poorman proptr, 35
Bitch
Alvarado Pascuala, widow, r. 5 Prospect PI
Alvarado Salt Works, Getz Bros, i Co. agents, 209-211
Market
Alvareg Antonio, with Holbrook, Merrill k Stetson, r.
3J4 Seventh
Alvarez Gaetauo, importer cigars and leaf tobacco,
26 Main, r. 1216 Powell
Alvarez Henry, machinist Joshua Hendy Machine
Works, r. 3 Minna
; Alvarez Isabel, widow, r. 921 Vallejo
I Alvarez Joseph, naturalist E. F. Lorquln, r. 720 Val-
lejo
Alvarez Louis F., student, r. 120 Wlldey
. Alvarez Manuel, fireman, r. 319 Green
; Alvarez Manuel, laundryman Western Laundry Assn,
i r. 528 >4 Valencia
I Alvarez Manuel, shoemaker Porter, Slessinger & Co.,
I r. Oakland
! Alver«on-Blake Mrs., voice culture, decorative
I art and portrait painting, studio and r. 914 Lar-
bin
I Alverson Stephen H., carriagesmith E. Soulo, r. 1S5
Perry
ALVES DOMINGOS p.oa„.
' commission merctxant and dried lisli
(Spanish mackeral and skip Jacks) 417
Davis, r. Oakland
Alves Frederick, teamster, r. NE cor York and Six-
' teenth
Alves John, laborer, r. 11 Pacific
j Alves Joseph, barber, 1551 Market
Alves Manuel, expressman, NE cor Oregon and Davis,
I r. Berkeley
j Alvey Charles W., plumber, r. 1818 Stockton
' Alvey John F., salesman Swenerton & Heim, r. 16 Ma-
I son
I Alvin House, Mrs. H. E. Eldrid proptr, 120 Post
I Alviso Antonio, waiter stmr Santa Kosa
Alvlso Juan J., vaquero Miller & Lux, r. 8 8 Sierra,
bet St. John and Toinbigbee
Alviso William P., drover Miller 4 Lux, r. N s Servia
I bet St. John and Tombigbee
Alvord Frank, carpenter, r. 1219 Pacific
' Alvord Mary, fancy goods, r. 1219 Pacific
AlTord William, president Bank of California,
I 4tX) California, president Pacific Rolling Mill Co.,
I 202 Market, and Police Commissioner, r. Palace
' Hotel, room 162
Alvord William M., paymaster Pac. Rolling Mill.
I r. 846 Mission
I Amacher John, furnaceman Metropolitan Foundry
r. 204 Townsfind
Amadio Luigl, laborer, r. 15 Boardman PI
; Amador Branch Railroad Co., Willard V. Huntington
. secretary, NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 48
I Amador Gol>l Mine (Amador Co., Cal.) F. E. Luty sec-
I retary, 330 Pine, room 5
' Amador Tunnel, Mill and Mining Co. (Amador Co
; Cal.) A. Halsey secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 7
j Aniand P., boxmaker Pac. Box Factory
Aiuanena Joseph, laborer Cal. Cracker Co
Amann Frank, r. 21 St. Charles PI
Amark Frederick, clerk, r. lly>4 Fell
Auafal Manuel, liquor saloon, 225 Pacific
I Amavall Joseph F., longshoreman, r. 312 Vallejo
] Amaya Mar^jarita, dressmaker, r. 531 Geary
Amazon Insurance Co. (of Cincinnati) RoUa V.
Watt general agent, 317 California
Ambl<^r Benjiimin, clerk Langley k Michaels, r. 2118
Larkin
Ambler Samuel, carriagewasher Charles H. Prince, r.
2152 Mission
Amblow Louis G., waiter, r. 318 Minna
Ambrose Celeste Mis., bakery, 37 Fifth
Ambrose David A., driver, r. 1515 Fillmore
Ambrose Edward, theatrical manager, r. 35 Freelon
Ambrose James, plumber James J. Riley
Ambrose James, poultry dealer, r. 540 Birch Av
Ambrose James T., plumber, 602 Valencia, r. 710
N a torn a
Ambrose John, carpenter, r. 1227 Lombard
Ambrose Samuel, miner, r. 8 s California Av, bet Cspp
and Howard, B. U.
Ambrose Stephen, candymaker W. Gruenhagen b Co. ,
r. .37 Fifth
Ambrose Thomas, capitalist, r. 510 Geary
Ambrose William, laborer, r. 7 Edith
Ambrosia Angelo, bootblack, 1 Hardie PI, r. 8X Union
PI
Ambrosia Baptiste, bootblack, 1 Hardie PI, r. 8H
Union PI
Ambrosia Candido, with Palmer & Rey.r. 720 3i Mont-
Komery Av
Ambrun Frederick, cornicemaker Conlin k Roberts,
r. 328 Minna
Amedee , cook, r. 1628 Stockton
Amedee Edward C, clerk John Saulnier & Co., r. 602
Lombard-
Amedee Salina, widow, r. 602 Lombard
Ameluu;? Anna C. Mrs., bakery and varieties, 159 Six-
teenth
Amelung Herman, waiter, r. 24 Turk
Ameluug Julius C, general Commission mer-
chant and dealer C .lifornia wines and brandies,
214 California, r. 159 Sixteenth
Amend Charles, druggist, r. 1413 Dupont
Amend Fred., laborer Page t Falch, r. 619 Eddy
Amendt Emil, carpenter, r. 155 Sixteenth
American and Chinese Commercial News, lOOijDupont
American Borax Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co., Nev.)
W. H. H. Hart secretary, 230 Moutgomei-y
Anierican Bridge and Building Co., Thomas
Thomson president, John P. Sheldon secretary
and treasurer, 22 California, room 25
American Central Insurance Co. (of St.
Louis) Rolla V. Watt general agent, 317 California
American Cracker Co., J. H. Jennings president,
James Dunn vice-president and superintendent,
G. H. Garthorne secretary, factory NW cor Broad-
way and SHnsome. offioe 220 Front
American District Telegraph, H. G. Phillips
superintendent, main office 222 Sansome, branch
offices 205 Sutter, 206 Market, 833 Sutter. 961 Mis-
sion,cor Bush and Fillmore, cor Hayes and Laguoa,
S. P. Co's Building, cor Fourth and Townsend. cor
Union and Powell, NE cor Nineteenth and Valen-
cia, and Baldwin Hotel
American Eagle Association (life) William Beeman
president, M. C. Thielmann secretary, 123 Cali-
fornia
American Exchangee Hotel, Montgomery Bros.
proprietors, 319-325 Sausome
American Fire Insurance Co. (of New York)
Butler & Haldan general agents, 413 California
American Fire Insurance Co. (of Philadelphia)
Brown, Craig k Co. general agents, W. S. Davis
city agent, 429 California
American Fishing Co., Pardini & Co. proptrs, 606
Merchant
American Hall, Christian Bruse proprietor, NW
cor Leavenworth and Pacific
American Insurance Co. (Newark, N. J.) Bal-
four, Guthrie & Co., general agents, George W.
Spencer manager, 316 California
American Lef^on of Honor, Charles O. Burton
Grand Secretary, 46 St. Ann's Bldg
THE BEST
CLOTHING
For MEN AND BOYS at
THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
ii
THE LION Fire Ibs. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, 54,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
AME
175
AMY
American Iiine Steamsliips, FbilHrlelpbia and
Liverpool, J. B. Kirklaud ageut, 10 Montgomery
American Lizzie, widow, r. 23H Kearny
American Machine and Model Works, iBsachar A.
Heald proptr. Il:<-n5 First
AMERICAN MERCAHTILE UNION,
Cliauncey W. Gibson proprietor, deal-
ers in provisiona and groceries, S4-S6
Ellis
American Oil Co. (Alfred S. Moore president,
Josiah O. Low secretary, oils, paints, etc.. factory
415 Berry, office 17-19 Main
American Railway Construction and Land Improve-
ment Co., Francis Bridgesp resident, T. Kempert
secretary, 37 Nevada Block
AMERICAN SALT CO.
THE, P. Marsicano president, S. O. Put-
nam secretary, office 317 Sacramento,
factory Beale Street Wharf
American Samson, pbyeician, 405 Kearny, r. 1506
Howard
American Sherman, electrician, r. 1506 Howard
American Steam Boiler Insurance Co. (of
New York) Brown, Craig & Co. general agents,
429 California
American Straw Works, Walter A. MuUer proptr, 660
Mission
American Su^TAr Refinery Co., SW cor Union
and Battery, E. L. Q. Steele & Co. agents, 208 Cal-
ifornia
American Sunday School Union, Geo. C.
McConuell agent, 757 Market
American Surety Co. (of New York) Brown,
Craig & Co. general agents, 429 California
American Tract Society, Geo. C. McConnell
depositary and superintendent colportage. 757
Market
American Wine Co., Greenebaum & Henry
agents, dealers native and imported wines and
liquors. NW cor Polk and California
Amerman J. B., mnfg clerk Cunningham, Curtiss &
Welch, r. Oakland
Amerman Charles T., clerk Post Oflace, r. Oakland
Ames Benjamin F., teamster Davis & Cowell, r. 541
Stevenson
Ames Benjamin F. Jr., messenger Post Office, r. 541
Stevenson
Ames Charles E., compositor S. H. Sheplar & Co., r.
541 Stevenson
Ames Charles G., special agent U. 8. Treasury, U. S.
Appraisers' Bldg. first floor, r. 227 Geary
Ames Charles H., cook, r. 434 Minna
Ames Edivin E., manager Studebaker Bros. Man-
ufacturing Co., 201-203 Market, r. 827 Golden
Gate Av
Ames Fisher, attorney at law, 607 Kearny, r. 1001
Pine
Ames Frank, painter John L. Cahill, r. 23 Sixth
Ames Frank H., salesman Albert Mau & Co., r. 719
Golden Gate Av
Ames Frank M., salesman B. Nathan & Co., r. 719
Golden Gate Av
Ames Frederick F., salesman Jos. Fredericks & Co.,
r. 905 Market
Ames George C, clerk, r. 116 Turk
Ames George E.,agentUnion Iron Works, 216 Market,
r. 731 Fillmore
Ames George H., clerk, r. 116 Turk
Amei George H., ship's clerk, r. 1032 Pine
Ames George 8., engineer stmr Newark
Ames Henry, r. 529 Sacramento
Ames Henry, sawyer A. Frel, r. 1001 Folsom
Ames Henry K., adjuster Samuel Hill Estate, r. 136
Twenty-sixth
Ames Henry K. Jr., fruits and vegetables, 2944 Mis-
sion, r. 136 Twenty sixth
DR. BAZAN'S
TXIEB]HO-El.i:CTBIC
BMANaM TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Baths Gives.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
WATER FILTERS,
ALL SIZES AND KINDS FOR FAUCETS.
Large Filterers with capacity for cleaning all water
used in the house, simple and cheap.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street,
Established 1860.
Telephone 315.
Ames Hecry M. Jr., collector J. G. Johnson & Son,
1 Filth
Ames Herman, carpenter, r. 1001 Folsom
Am,ea Horace T., superintendent agencies jEtna Life
Insurance Co., 315 California, rooms 13-14, r. 1502
Jones
Ames Howard C, with studebaker Bros. Mnfg Co., r.
827 Golden Gate Av
Ames James H., cashier Ames & Detrick, r. Oakland
Ames John F., clerk Ames & Detrick, r. Oakland
Ames Joseph V., bit and spurmaker, Lombard, nr
Franklin
Ames J. P. (Ames & Detrick) r. Oakland
Ames J. Walker, bookkeeper Mtna Life Ins. Co., r.
1502 Jones
Ames M. E. H. Mrs., widow, r. 1866 }< Stevenson
Ames N., r. 517 Leavenworth
Ames Nicholas C, with I, Quiro8*Co.,r. 440 J6 Jessie,
rear
Ames Oscar H., shirlcutter Shirek & Tonner, r. 1866^
Stevenson
Ames Orville T., r. 333 Minna
Ames Pelham W., attorney at law and secretary Sutro
Tilnnel Co., 320 Sansome, r. S.iu Kafael
Ames Walter F., clerk C. A. Klinkner, r. 122 Laguna
Ames William C, purser stmr Eureka, r. Oakland
Ames William L., miner, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Ames & Detrick (J. P. Ames and Edington Det-
rick) manufacturers bags, tents, awuiugs, and
Importers bags and bagging materials, 19-21 Cali-
fornia and 124 Market
Amey Charles H.. engineer, r. 23 Fell
Amick Gas Regulator, Martin & Morgan managers,
100 OFarrell
Amick Myron J. (J. C. Steele & Co.) and soda foun-
tain, 826 Market, r. 126 Golden Gate Av
Amidon Cyrus S., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r.
135 Haight
Amiot Elizabeth, domestic 503 Golden Gate At
Amiot Elienne, awningmaker, r. 16 Erie
Amiot Frank, conductor Market St. BR., r. cor
Twenty-eighth and Valencia
Amiraux Giller, clerk Richard E. Kelly, r. 2221 Web-
ster
AmirauT Peter, stockbroker, 419 California, room 3,
r. 2221 Webster
Amman John, brewer, r. 326 Clementina
Ammaun Adolph, tinsmith, r. 313 Green
Ammerup G. , paints, oils, varnish, etc., 1013 Mar-
ket, r. 40 McAllister
Amora Catello, laborer, r. 6 Washington
Amos George W., machinist, r. 1820 Hyde
Amos John T., millwright, r. 1820 Hyde
Amos John T.. pianomaker W. H. Statham, r. 217
Elm Av
Amos J. Philip, receiving teller The HIbernia Savings
and Loan Soc, r. S s Grove, nr Steiner
Amos Louise, widow, r. S s Grove, nr Steiner
Amos Mary C, widow, r. 506 Minna
Amoskeag Steara Fire Engines, J. W. Girvin & Co.
agents, 21 California
Amour Samuel, quartermaster stmr San Juan
Amphlett R. M., clerk W. Ji J. Sloane & Co., r. 623
Turk
Amrein John, r. 627 Commercial
Amrocs Patrick, gripman Market St. RR., r. Cable
House
Amsbury Eugene W., watertender stmr Columbia
Amsel Martin B., barber, 37 Eddy, r. 137X Fifth
Amsterdam Board of Underwriters, James de Fremery
& Co. agents, 410 Battery
Amstuz Godfrei, confectioner W. Westerfeld, r. 433
Pine
Amundsen August, upholsterer, r. 722 Shotwell
Amy Gustavo L., solicitor Smith & Moody, r 405
T.iylor
Amy Wlnfleld S.. teamster A. Lusk k Co., r. 1124
Howard
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 riRSJ ST.
TELEPHONB 82.
EOOKEINDEES.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVER FIVE »ni.LIONS.
BROWN. CRAIG & CO.. General Agent*.
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W. W. Montague &. Co.
importers and Dealers In
ENOLTSH AND AMERIOAN
Encsaadc. Ulusetl und Plain.
809. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Anagnostopnlog Ath«na8i08 (Anagnostopulos & Stath-
opolis) r. 208 Drumm
Anaguostopulos k Statbopolls (Athanasios Anagnog-
topulos and E. Stathopolls) coffee aaloon, 332
East
Ananos Antonio (Salvatori * Ananosj r. 821 Broadway
Anaryoff Ivan F., clerk Stauff & Cooper, r, 346 Sixth
Anastaela Joseph, barber Frank Perlno, r. 427 Pa-
cific
Anatomical Muaeum, Jordan * Co.proptrs, 751 Market
Anaya Charles, photographer, 709 Vallejo
Ancell Charles W. P., frameinaker Libby Bros., r. Es
Pennsylvania Av, bt^t Solano and Bulte
Ancetl William S., carpenter Union Iron Works, r, E
8 Pennsylvania Av bet Solano and Butte
Ancbick Conrad, mnsician, r. 1133 Treat Av
Anchor Christian, seaman, r.S a Francisco, bet Stock-
ton and Powell
Anclior Restaurant, Kopp & Jessen proprie-
tors, JO Sscramento
Anchor Saloon, Detels, Schneider & Stellmann
proprietors. 8 Sacramento
Ancient Order United TForfcmen, Grand
Kecorder'8 office 40 St. Ann's Bldg <
Ancon Hotel, John H. Schlesselmann proptr, 9-11
Pacific
Anconi William, bartender Wigwam Theatre, r, 708
Hyde
Andeapo Nicova, widow, r. Crescent Av, nr Snllivan
Anderan Joseph S., sausagemaker, r. 1517 Leaven-
worth
Anderfuren John, tailor, r. 1429 Twenty-fourth
Anderf uren Kate E., widow, r. 1814 Stevenson
Anderfuren William J., pattern and modelmaker, 110-
112Beale. r. 320 Bartlett
Anderka Andrew, millhand Capitol Mills, r. 118
Drumm
Anders Albert A., adjuster Samuel Hill Estate, r.
123C Harrison
Anders George, tailor, r. 608 Geary
Anders J. B , carpenter, r. 3i Turk
Anders^en Albert T., salesman Held Bros. & Co., r. 491
Halgbt
Andersen Alfred, seaman stmr Ancon, r. 14 Washing-
ton
Andprsen .\lexander, shoemaker Patrick Donovan, r.
1019 Hampshire
Andersen Andrew, tailor, r. 23 Jj Eitch
Andersen Antone C, upholsterer, r. 22 O'Farrell
Andersen A. P., seamnn, r. 13 Clay
Andersen August, deckhand, r. 323 Vallejo
Andersen C, carpenter, r. 1131)^ Folsom
I Andersen Carl C, teamster, r. 37 Juniper
I Andersen Carrie, domestic 2013 Howard
i Andersen Charles, laborer, r. 209 Greenwich
I Anderxen Charles, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Andersen Chris. L., seaman, r. 605 Fulton
Andersen Christian, laborer, r. 1513 Montgomery
j Anderson Frederick, teamster James Beatty, r. Rail-
road Av, nr Trinidad
Andersen George, pilot stmr Leader, r. 531 East
Andersen Gusteve, laborer, r. NE cor Fourth and
I Berry
, Andersen John (Holtum & Andersen) r. 1309 Lyon
I Anderson John, carpenter, 781 Folsom, r. 710 Howard
I Andersen John, carpenter stmr San Bias
Andersen John, deckhand stmr San Joaquin No. 4
Andersen John M., boarding and liquor saloon, 9 Clay
Andersen Julius, carpenter, 625 Washineton. r. 5
Everett
Andersen Olaf, bartender, r. 1200 Kearny
Andersen Peter, fisherman, r. 323 Vallejo
Andersen Peter, laborer, r. 1019 Hampshire
•^ Andersen. See Andresen and Anderson
, Anderson A., laborer, r. 529 Valencia
Anderson A., laundryman U. S. Laundry
Anderaon Abraham, cabinetmaker, r. 833 Fifteenth
Anderson Adolph (Chessier * Anderson) r. 518 Pacific
Anderson Adolph F., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
W ■ Kentucky, bet Sierra and Nevada
Anderson Albert (H. Schrader it Co.) r. 28 Langton
Anderson Albert, seaman, r. 41 Tehama
Anderson Albert G., gilder Schnssler Bros., r. 1422H
Valencia
Anderson Alexander, seaman stmr Alameda
Anderson Alexander, waiter, r. 250 Minna
Anderson Andrew (Anderson 4 Co.) r. 126 Capp
Anderson Andrew (Anderson & Basmussen) r. 208
Drumm
Anderson Andrew, deckhand itmr Apache
Anderson Andrew, hackdrlver C. F. Dryer
Anderaon Andrew, liquor saloon, 260 Spear
Anderson Andrew, lumberman, r. 208 Second
Anderson Andrew, machinist Golden State and
Miners' Iron Works, r. .506 Folsom
Anderson Andrew, marblecutter John Daniel & Co.,
r. 1313 Jackson
Anderson Andrew, restaurant, 648 Fourth
Anderson Andrew, seaman, r. 212 Broadway
Anderson Andrew, seaman, r. 540 Folsom
Anderson Andrew, shirtcutter. r. 117 Trenton
Anderson Andrew, tailor, r. 1103 Montgomery
Anderson Andrew, tanner, r. W s Susquehanna, nr
Paraguay
Anderson Andrew C, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
E s Pennsylvania Av, bet Sierra and Nevada
Anderson Andrew E., seaman stmr Bonlta, r. 409
'Drumm
Anderson Andrew J., carriagemaker John Nicholson
& Co., r. 2013 Folsom, rear
Anderson Anna B. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Pri-
mary School, r. 3044 Sixteenth
Anderson Anthony, harnesscleaner Pac. Carriage Co.,
r. 22 Glasgow
Anderson Anton, master schr Express
Anderson A. S., r. 2114 Howard
Anderson August, coachman, r. 2513 Howard
Anderson August, seaman, r. 108 Stenart
Anderson August, seaman, r. 263 East
Anderson August, tailor, r. 18 Stockton PI
Anderson August W., liquor saloon, 115 Leidesdorff,
r. 422 Natoma
Anderson Augustus, seaman, r. 250H Minna
Anderson Benjamin D.. clerk, r. 629 Clay
Anderson Benjamin F., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 159
Tehama
Anderson Brothers (Henry W. and Johd) wood and
coal, 361 Brannan
Anderson Brothers (Peter and Jens) fish and oysters,
2420 California
Anderson Brothers (William B. and Richard K.) car-
penters and builders, 1209 Market
Anderson Catherine Mrs., r. 1312 Broderick
Anderson C. D., compositor H. S.Crocker & Co., r,
178 Perry
Anderson Charles, carpenter, r. 22 Isis
Anderson Charles, cellarman Arpah Hataszthy & Co.,
r. 434 Shipley
Anderson Charles, clerk, r. 1509 Larkin
Anderson Charles, deckhand stmr James M. Donatane
Anderson Charles, first officer stmr Carlos Pacheco, r.
8 Jackson
Anderson Charles, mate schr Gem, r. NE cor Drumm
and Jackson
Anderson Charles, laborer, r. N s Twenty-sixth, np
Castro
Anderson Charles, lumberman, r. SW cor Battery and
Lombard
Anderson Charles, manager Mme. H. Anderson, r. 121
Stockton
Anderson Charles, printer Stearns, Worden k Co., x.
266 Minna
Anderson Charles, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Anderson Charles, seaman, r. 19 Commercial
Anderson Charles, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Anderson Charles, seaman, r. 217 Broadway
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
THE LARGEST
CARPET AND nPHOLSTERY HOUSE
ON THE PACIFIO COAST.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
KIXT ABOVK PALjLOE HOTIL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? Marbt SL
m IDCC CYTD A nOV • Finer thon the class of Champagnes Bent from) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
tLLIrOL CA I nH Unil France to tWs country, but without Drandy. f 530 WASHINGTON STEEBT.
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Anderson Charles, waiter, r. 250 Minna
Anderson Charles Rev., pastor Swedish Evangelical
Mission Church, r. 5:J8 Jessie
Anderson Charles A., butcher, N s Labaiua, nr Pen-
obscot
Anderson Charles A., liquor saloon, 209 Jackson, r.
266 Minna
Andrews Chnrles E., clerk Dewing & Co., r. 231 Page
Anderson Charles E., plumber Manders & Iredale, r.
435 Jessie
Anderson Charles E., stockbroker, 318 Pine, room 1,
r. 718 Buchanan
Anderson Charles F., engineer Thomas Bailey & Co..
r. 3 Madison Av
Anderson Charles J., tailor, 3 Geary PI, r. 1029 Hamp-
shire
Anderson Charles G., seaman schr Charles Hanson,
r. 7 Commercial
Anderson Charles H., distributor La Grande Laun-
dry, r. 212 Thirteenth
Anderson Charles L., awningmaker, 1103 Mission
Anderson Charles P., longshoreman, r. 319 Brannan
Anderson Charles R., cutter Thomas Drady, r. Oak-
land
Anderson Charles S., cook, r. 255 Jessie •
Anderson Charles W., laborer, r. 14 Capp
Anderson Charlotte, widow, r. San Bruno Road, nr
Teneriffe
Anderson Chris., night clerk American Exchange Ho-
tel, r. Oakland
Anderson Christian, molder Enterprise Foundry, r.
28 Langton
Anderson Christian, waiter Eavn & Christesen r. 221
Seventh
Anderson Clara, widow, r. 423 3<S Filbert
Anderson Clarence L., civil engineer, 419 California,
room 16. r. 539 OFarrell
Anderson Claus. clerk Victor Nelson, r. 612 Merchant
Anderson Claus, laborer, r. 214 Francisco
Anderson Conrad H., cook A. Johnson, r. 1416 Kearny
Anderson Cornelius, master schr Amethyst, r. 2740
Sixteenth
Anderson C. S., r. 725 Bush
Anderson 0. W., blacksmith, r. 1711 Market
Anderson Cyrus, seaman, r. 250 Spear
Anderson Daniel, tailor, r. 415 East
Anderson David, bellman Grand Hotel
Anderson D. C. Mrs., widow, r. 1122 Jackson
Anderson E., tailor, r. 529 Sacramento
Anderson Edward B., compositor Examiner, r. 459
Stevenson
Anderson Edward H., salesman J. A. Moreland r. 935
Guerrero
Anderson Elbridge G., stenographer, r. 36 Twelfth
Anderson Elizabeth, widow, r. SE cor DeHaro and
Solano
Anderson Ellen Miss, dressmaker, r. 1529 Mission
Anderson Ellen Mrs., r. 15253^ Market
Anderson Emanuel, carpenter, r. 15 M Treat Av
Anderson Emile, Irouer La Grande Laundry
Anderson Emile, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s
Louisiana, bet Shasta and Napa
Anderson Ernet, tailor, r. 333 Duncan
Anderson Eric M., tailor, 3 Mary Lane
Anderson Eugene L., driver, r. 1603 Mason
Anderson Florence Miss, instructor sewing machine,
r. 40 Eleventh
Anderson Frank, cook stmr Queen Of the Pacific
Anderson Frank, seaman, r. 116 Berry
Anderson Frank H. (Anderson & Levy) r. 405 Kearny
Anderson Frank X., waiter, r. 257 Minna
Anderson Frederick, r. 266 Brannan
Anderson Frederick, longshoreman, r. 18 Decatur
Anderson Frederick, quartermaster stmr City of
Peking
Anderson Frederick A., car repairer Omnibus ER., r.
210 Twenty-second
Anderson Frederick P., oflScer stmr Dora
FRATINGER & CO.
Fine Dressmaking
105 KEARIS^Y STREET.
CAST IRON PIPE.
GAS and WATER PIPE
And FITTINGS of all Sizes.
W, E.~LANE,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
/t costniMer,
.^nderson Fritz M., luillman, r. 1316 Florida
Anderson G., laborer S. F. Bridge Co., r. W s Ken-
tucky, bet Sierra and Nevada
Anderson George A., policeman, r. 707 Montgomery
Av
Anderson George J., carpenter, r. Cherry, bet Wash-
ington and Jackson
Anderson George W., expressman, 331 East, r. Oak-
land
Anderson Gottfried (Erickson & Anderson) r. 425
East
Anderson Gustaf, seaman, r. 28 Clay
Anderson Gustave, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
ANDERSON H. Mme,
131 Stockton
Anderson Hans, laborer, r. 18 Oak Grove Av, rear
Anderson Haus, printer, r. 1.527)4 Mission
Anderson Hans S , clerk, r. 869 Market
Anderson Harold (Anderson & Danielson) r. 1423 Cali-
fornia, rear
Anderson H. E. Mrs., widow, r. 2146 Mission
Ander.sou Henry assistant engineer stmr Apache, r.
Oakland
Anderson Henry, master stmr Karluk, office 310 San-
some, r. 121 Francisco
Anderson Henry E., waiter, r. 32 Fourths
Anderson Henry F., blacksmith, r. 54 Sacramento
Anderson Henry G., bookkeeper J. J. Duffy & Co., r.
2146 Mission
Anderson Henry P., ship carpenter, r. 317 Green
Anderson Henry W. (Anderson Bros.) r. 361 Brannan
Anderson Herman, liquor saloon, 102 Jackson, r. 789
Anderson Herman, seaman, r. 340 Bryant
Anderson Isaac M., mining, r. 621 Nineteenth
Anderson Jacob, bartender J. Henry Seeba, r. 6 Mont-
gomery Av
Anderson Jacob, carpenter Pao. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Missouri, bet Mariposa and Santa Clara
Anderson Jacob C, r. 640 Fourth
Anderson Jacob H. V., salesman S. H. Harmon Lum-
ber Co., r. 313 Castro
Anderson Jacob W., seaman, r. 908 Sansome
Anderson James, bartender, r. 134 Perry
Anderson James, capitalist, r. 24 Langton
Anderson James, longshoreman, r. 9)^ Clyde
Anderson James, porter, r. 174 Jessie
Anderson James, seaman, r. 11 Pacific
Anderson James, seaman, r. 263 East
Anderson James, shoemaker, 2016 Mason ,
Anderson James, stevedore, r. 24 Freelon, rear
Anderson James, teamster, r. 275 Clara
Anderson James, teamster, r. 775 Folsom
Anderson James, waiter, r. 121 Fifth
Anderson James Mrs., widow, r. 1927 Webster
Anderson James A., bootfitter Rosenthal, Feder& Co.,
r. 4 Kramer PI
Anderson James D., stevedore, r. 324 Broadway
Anderson James H., accountant Cal. Ins. Co., r. 2G61
Howard
Anderson James TV., Superintendent Common
Schools, New City Hall, third floor, r. 3044 Six-
teenth
Anderson James W., teamster Pao, Rolling Mill, r.
34 54 Garden
Anderson James W., varnisher Cal. Cigar Box Co., r.
629 Fourth
Anderson Jens (.\nderson Bros.) r. 2345 Washington
Anderson Jerome A., physician, office 4 Odd Fellows'
Bldg, r. 1108 Folsom
Anderson J. M., printer H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 3 Ra-
phael PI
Anderson Joel H., clerk Haskell & Muegge, r. cor De
Haro and Solano
Anderson John (Anderson Bros.) r. 361 Brannan
Anderson John, boilermaker, r. 153 JiS Second
Anderson John, master scow Yosemite, r. Ill Perry
OD
JOHN HAMMOND
12
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
nannfacfarer of every description of
PASSENaSB, STREET AND FREIGHT OAKS.
4S to SO Beale Street, Sau Fraucisou.
Truman, Isham & Hooker,
491-437 Market St. Hay. Hide. Hop,
Wool and Orcliilla Presses.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
[MrORII'.I!3 OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
TRENCH RANGES.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Anderson John, carpenter, r. 18(1 }<j Vandewater
Anderson John, carriasemaker Edwin Falkingham
Anderson John, engineer, r. 515 Geary
Anderson John, Rripman Market St. RE., r. Lett, bet
McAllister and Golden Gate Av
Anderson John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery
Anderson John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Handley
House
Anderson John, transferer Bopqui Engraving and
Printing Co., r. 1803 Taylor
Anderson John, master mariner, r. 16 Prospect PI
Anderson John, master mariner, r. 704 Folsom
Anderson John, porter New Franklin Hotel
Anderson John, porter O. B. Smith & Co., r. 32 Na-
toma
Anderson John, salesman, r. 831 Montgomery
Anderson John, seaman, r. 5 Washington
Anderson John seaman, r. 10-i Steuart
Anderson John, seaman schr Isabel, r. 409 Drumm
Anderson John, seaman stmr City of Chester, r. 411
Drumm
Anderson John, steward, r. Sailors' Home
Anderson John, tailor, r. 18 Stockton PI
Anderson John A., seaman, r. 116 Berry
Anderson John A., Silverman Palace Hotel
Anderson John C. (Anderson & Co.) r. 1536 San-
chez
Anderson John C, wharfbuilder, r. 38 Jessie
Anderson John E., carriagepainter, r. 20 Madison Av
Anderson John G. (Anderson & Olsen and Carlson &
Anderson) r. 817 Kearny
Anderson John G., cook A. Reusche, r.931 Greenwich
Anderson John G., tailor, r. 8 Perry
Anderson John H., clerk Tom C. Grant, r. 1927 Web-
ster
Anderson John J., laundryman, r. cor Greenwich and
Octavia
Anderson John M., clerk, r. 91 Ninth
Anderson John N., longshoreman, r. 14 Geneva
Anderson Jonathan, cabinetmaker, r. 946 Harrison
Anderson Joseph, tailor, r. 8 Perry
Anderson Joseph, cooper, r. 13 Pacific
Anderson Joseph, gardener, r. 13 Page
Anderson Joseph, janitor, r. 3 William
Anderson Joseph, seaman, r. 118 Jackson
Anderson Joseph A., teamster, r. 13 Johnson Av
Anderson Joseph D., armorer r- 115 Minna
Anderson Joseph W., clerk, r. 815 Laguna
Anderson .Josephine, domestic 1911 Sacramento
Anderson Julia, widow, r. 34 Louisa
Anderson JuJia Mrs., r. 523 Minna, rear
Anderson Julius, laborer, r. 332 Ritch
Anderson Julius, seaman, r. 13 Clay
Anderson Julius, seaman, r. 116 Berry
Anderson Karl D., salesman Keane Bros., r. 1011 Clay
Anderson Kate Mrs., fancy goods, 2740 Sixteenth
Anderson Lars, fireman tug Sea King, r. 9 Pacific
Anderson Lars P., shoemaker B. P. Chase & Co., r.
113 Third
Anderson Lewis, carriage blacksmith, r. 1502 Vallejo
Anderson Lilburn B., salesman T. Henry Asche, r.
120 Ellis
Anderson Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1575 Market
Anderson Louis, attendant New Hammam Baths, r.
253 Minna
Anderson Louis, blacksmith, r. 1313 Jackson
Anderson Louis, longshoreman, r. 13 Pacific
Anderson Louise S., widow, r. 15 Guerrero
Anderson L. P., seaman stiur WllUamette
Anderson M., tailor, r. 614 Kearny
Anderson M. Mrs., widow, r. 180 Clara
Anderson Msrcellus O., policeman, r. 425 Fremont
Anderson Marion S. Miss, teacher Emerson Primary
School, r. 1927 Webster
Anderson Mary, widow, r. 1 Clyde
Anderson Mary, widow, r. 1 Moulton
Anderson Mary Miss, dressmaker, 1575 Market
Anderson Mary Miss, saleslady Vcrdier, Moreau & Co.
Anderson Maltilda, widow, stocking weaver, r. 6 Au-
gust Alley, rear
Anderson Matthias, watchman, r. E s Channel, nr
Fifth
Anderson Max., seaman, r. 13 Clay
Anderson Michael, miller, r. 529 Fourth
Anderson Miller, painter Edwin H. Black, r. Ninth,
nr Folsom
Anderson N., r. 227 Second
Anderson Nathan D. attorney at law, 438 California,
r. 2926 Clay
Anderson Neils, cabinetmaker, r. Old People's Home
Anderson Neils, gardener, r. Old People's Home
Anderson Nelson, blacksmith, 1504 Vallejo
Anderson Nettie H. Miss, teacher Emerson Primary
School, r. 1927 Webster
Anderson Nicolai J. T., seaman, r. 40 Jackson
Anderson Nils, secretary California Transporta-
tion Co., NW cor Jackson and East, r. 10 Oak
Grove Av
Anderson N. P., seaman, r. 28 Clay
Anderson O., boiletmaker Union Iron Works
Anderson Ole, assistant engineer stmr Oakland
Anderson Ole A., painter, r. 417 Kearny
Anderson Oliver, mechanic, r. 2309 Larkln
Anderson Oliver, tanner South S. F. Tannery, r.
Susquehanna bet Servia and Paraguay
Anderson Olof, r.520 Union
Anderson Olof, coachman, r. 2121 Buchanan
Anderson Olof, mate schr Amethyst, r. 180 Clara
Anderson Olof, mate ship General Butler, r. 117
Drumm
Anderson Olof A., clerk O. Bozio, r. 959 Howard
Anderson Olof A., stevedore, r. 8 Caroline
Anderson Oscar, laundryman La Grande Laundry
Anderson Oscar, master mariner, r. 2234 Pine
Anderson Oscar, mate, r. 14 Washington
Anderson Oscar F., tailor, r. 115 Wiliiam
Anderson Oscar O., mate stmr Constance
Anderson Paul, seaman, r. 144 Twenty-second
Anderson P. B., quartermaster stmr Mariposa
Anderson Peter (Anderson Bros.) r. 2343J4 Washing-
ton
Anderson Peter (Christensen & Anderson) r. 518
Green
Anderson Peter, cook, r. 815 J^ Vallejo, rear
Anderson Peter, laborer, r. 14 Washington
Anderson Peter, laborer, r. 1037 Hampshire
Anderson Peter, seaman, r. 28 Clay
Anderson Peter, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Anderson Peter, seaman, r. 363 East
Anderson Peter, teamster California Cracker Co.
Anderson Peter A. (McNiece & Anderson) r. 902
Kearny
Anderson Pierre A., carpenter, r. 121 Stockton
Anderson Beinhold L., salt merchant, r. 2114 Howard
Anderson Richard, cook Rothberg & Co.
Anderson Richard K. (Anderson Bros.) r. 1431 Market
Anderson Robert G., carpenter Jay V. Lawrence, r.
1326 Broadway
Anderson Robert S., teacher private school, r. 715)i
Shotwell
Anderson Robert W. seaman, r. 2115 Howard
Anderson Roel, molder J. G. lis, r. 28 Langton
Anderson Rudolph, cabinetmaker J. Erdin, r. San
Bruno Road, nr Teneriffe
Anderson S., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Anderson Samuel, cook Tripp & Turner, r. 220 Third
Anderson Samuel, tailor, r. 6 Jane I'l
Anderson S. J. Mrs., widow, r. 2661 Howard
Anderson Stephen, finisher J. C. Rued & Co., r. 317
Eleventh
Anderson Stephen, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Anderson Stewart M., clerk insurance dept Balfour,
Guthrie & Co., r. 1927 Webster
Anderson Thomas, carpenter, r. 2 Powell Av
Anderson Thomas, chief engineer stmr Oakland, r.
Oakland
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UNDERWEAR
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THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
ORIENT lis. Co. OF HARTFORD rs,S"a??,C
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SEZTOll, Asst Uaaagor.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
AND
179
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Anderson Theodore, loiifrshoreman, r. 159 Clara
Anderson Theodore, oiler tug Monarch
Anderson Thomas, oflBce 20 Drumm, r. 2209 Devisa-
dero
Anderson Thomas, sparmaker, r. 2 Clyde
Anderson Thomas, steward, r. IfilS Powell
Anderson Tilda, domestic, 1020 Green
Anderson T. W., quartermaster stmr City of Sydney
Anderson Waldron W., clerk New York Life Ins. Co.,
r. W s Indiana, bet Sierra and Napa
Anderson Walter B., solicitor, r. 426 Kearny
Anderson Walter G., bookkeeper Friedlander & Koch,
r. 2209 Devisadero
Anderson William, r. 29 Chesley
Anderson William, barber Theodore C. Lampe, r. 33
Everett
Anderson William, carpenter, r. 1109 Folsom
Anderson William, engineer S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
W 8 Indiana, bet Sierra and Napa
Anderson William, laborer, r. 513 Howard
Anderson William, porter E. Martin & Co. r. Alameda
Anderson William, seaman, r. 353 Minna
Anderson William, seaman, r. 513 Howard
Anderson William B. (Anderson Bros.) r. 1437 Market
Anderson William B. (W. S. Ray & Co.) r. 14 Liberty
Anderson William H., shipcalker, r. 293^ Moss
Anderson William J. woolsorter, r. 820 Folsom
Anderson William T., porter Harrison & Dickson, r.
20 Madison Av
Anderson Wlnslow, physician and surgeon, office cor
Broadway and Powell, r. 829 Broadway
Anderson & Co. (Andrew Anderson, Edward H.
Hanson and S. F. Gashwiler) importers twine and
duck, and manufacturers bags, tents and awnings,
111 Clay, and 112 Commercial
Anderson Si Co. (John C. Anderson and Antonio
C. A. Boysen) groceries, hardware, wood and coal,
hay and grain, and general merchandise, NW cor
Sanchez and Twenty-ninth
Anderson & Danielsou (Harold Anderson and Peter
Dauielsonj whiteners, 635 California
Anderson & Levy (Frank H. Anderson and Al-
fred Levy) proprietors Atlantic Oyster and Chop
House, 330 Kearny
Anderson & Olsen (John G. Anderson and John P.
Olsen) liquor saloon, 817 Kearny
Anderson & Rasmussen (Andrew Anderson and Nels
Rasmussen) liquor saloon, 29 Washington
B^ Anderson. See Andersen andAndresen
Anderton F. C, woolpuUer and tanner, cor St. Thomas
and Yazoo
Andes Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) Butler
Burris secretary, 2 Nevada Block
Andibert Gustave, bagmaker, Blake, Moffitt & Towne,
r. 408 Folsom
Andler Alexis J., carpenter Jacob Klein, r. 229 Tenth
Andlauer J. Victor, clerk John Mallon, r. 229 Tenth
Andornetti Celeste, compositor, r. 433 Union
Andornetti Joseph J., hackdriver, r. 715 Howard
Andornetti Paul, packer, r. 433 Union
Andrade Alberto, r. 656 Folsom
Audrade Guillermo, r. 656 Folsom
Andrade Jesus, barber Prosper Ssmbuk, r. E s Illi-
nois, bet Napa and Lena PI
Andrade Joaquin D., r. 9 Scott PI
Andrade Joseph, assistant engineer Btmr Piedmont
Andrade M. D., barber, r. 405 Union
Andre Alexander, presser, r. 1319 Dupont
Andre Edouard Mrs., widow, r. 1916 Filbert
Andre J. L., porter Selby Smelting and Lead Co., r.
416 Montgomery
Andre Leon, with Jules Lambla, r. 1916 Filbert
Andre Ricardo, agent, r. 1916 Filbert
Andrea Monteverdi, fruit dealer, r. 13 Dunn Alley
Andreas Henry, wire drawer Cal. Wire Works, r. 1819
Powell
Andr6e Robert, bartender Frederick Meyer, r. 331
Kearny
DR. BAZAN'S
THEKMO-KI.,ErTKIC
RUSSIAN aai TURKISH BATHS
Also Meilicateil and Electric Balls Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
LEAD PIPE, SOLDER, TIN
AND SHEET LEAD.
l.ead Work of all kinds irell done.
Plumber,
Established 1860.
505 Kearny Street.
Telephone 315.
Andres Georgp, cooper, r. rt21 H Montgomery
Andres George S., helper Pac. Oil and Lead Works, r.
533 Second
Andres Henry, machinist, r. 18 First
Andres Joseph, brewer, r. 110 Eighth
Andresen A. P., solicitor, r. 9l)9 Kearny
Andresen Brothers (Christian Andresen) wheelwrights
and blacksmiths, 607 Battery
Andresen Christian (Andresen Bros.) r. Oakland
Andresen Fred. P., bartender, r. NE cor Haight and
Stanyan
Andresen Henry, steward, r. 317 Bush
Andresen Nicoli, seaman, r. 118 Jackson
Andressen Henry, carpenter, 2610 Mission
Andressen Peter, fisherman, r. 1004 Montgomery Av
Andrew Alfred G., carpenter, r. 1816 Hyde
Andrew G. clerk D. G. Camarinus, r. 413 Powell
Andrew Hannah Miss, furnished rooms, 1061 Folsom
Andrew Manuel, barber, 537M Clay, r. 405 Union
Andrew Peter, laborer, r. 1545 Mission
Andrew Pietro, fisherman, r. 19 Vallejo
Andrew Reginald J., carpenter, r. 1620 Union
Andrew William, gardener, r. 2601 Bush
Andrew William O., artist, r. 1908 Ellis
Andre^vs A., proprietor Diamond Palace, 221
Montgomery, r. Lick House
Andrews A., seaman stmr San Jose
Andrews A. Mrs., widow, r. 306 Green
Andrews A. B. Rev., 325 Montgomery, room 11, r.
Alameda
Andrews Alexander, engineer Odd Fellows' Cemetery,
r. 13 Johnson Av
Andrews Alfred, with A. Andrews, r. Lick House
Andrews Alfred R., cook, r. 513 ^ Broadway
Andrews Andrew, laborer, r. 528 Third
Andrews Caroline, widow, r. 217 Second
Andrews C. E.. solicitor The J. Dewing Co.
Andrews Charles F., actor, r. 32 5^ Ellis
Andrews Charles F., collector The J. Dewing Co., r.
529 Shotwell
Andrews Charles M. (Andrews & Cornell) r. 417 Main
Andrews C. N., janitor U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Andrews E., waiter stmr Santa Rosa
Andrews Edwin O., carpenter, r. 860 Mission
Andrews Eli, farmer, r. 424 Bryant
Andrews F. G., mnfrs agent, 1007 Market
Andrews Frank K., merchant, r. 1238 Mission
Andrews Frederick, laborer, r. Bay District Hotel
Andrews Frederick, carpenter Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 908 Treat Av
Andrews George, seaman stmr Granada
Andrews George W., bookkeeper E. & H. Moffat, r.
460 Bryant
Andrews Gorham C, salesman, r. 10 Eighth
Andrews Granville B., assistant Anatomical Museum,
r. 312!^ Minna
Andrews Hannah Mrs., lodgings, 32 Second
Andrews Harry, teamster, r. Ilii9 Folsom
Andrews Harry, varieties, 2439 Mission, r. 312 Bartlett
Andrews Henry M., first lieutenant Light Bittery K,
1st Artillery, U. S. A., Post Quartermaster, Presido
Andrews J. A., laborer Masonic Cemetery, r. 13 John-
son Av
Andrews Jacob, carpenter, r. 231 Minna
Andrews James, r. 32 S'=>cond
Andrews James, painter Horatio Frost
Andrews James, photographer, r. 1127 Bush
Andrews James, salesman Thomas Loughran, r. 1017
Powell
Andrews James E., clerk, r. 174 Jessie
Andrews Jennie A. Miss, artist, r. 678 Twentieth
Andrews Jeremiah, engineer, r. 816 Front
Andrews Jessie S., clerk Brown, Craig k Co.. r. 460
Bryant
Andrews John, r. 32 Second
Andrews John, engineer, r. 415 East
Andrews John, printer, r. 232 Minna
Andrews John, quartermaster stmr Alameda
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS, ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN, ^^M^^kk^^^H ^E^^^l
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180
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Triiniuiii^fS
a .Si>ec-iiiltj'.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Andrews Johu. upholsterer, r. 7653^ Howard
Andrews John C, bakery, 337 )« Turk
Andrews .losepb C, blacksmith, r. IW Eleventh
Andrews Joshua, butcher, r. cor Veiiezu' la and Platte
Andrews Lee W., machinist, r. 423 Bush
Andrews Louis, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 13
Johnson Av
Andrews Lucy E., widow, r. 1228 Mission
Andrews M. Mrs., widuw, r. 407 Eddy
Andrews Maggie A. Miss, r. 678 Twentieth
Andrews Margaret E. Miss, shirt finisher, r. 581 Mis-
sion
Andrews M. C. Mrs., r. 127 Montgomery
Andrews M. C. Mrs., r. 1041 Mission
Andrews Mitchell, deckhand stmr Mary Garratt
Andrews Oliver, hog butcher, E s St. Thomas, bet
Platte and Savannah, r. cor Venezuela and Platte
Andrews Otis C, teamster, r. 68.5 Harrison
Andrews Simon, porter, r. 516 Greenwich, rear
Andrews Theodore (Andrews & Co.) r. 417^ Sutter
Andrew Thomas' G., stage carpenter, r. 2 Chatham PI
Andrews Thomas H., janitor Grand Opera House, r.
712 Mipsion
Andrews Thomas J., ecok 5 Broadway
Andrews Thomas P., clerk Sam. C. Partridge, r. 1127
Bu.«h
Andrews T. J. Mrs., widow, r. 436 Brannan
Andrews William, clerk S. B. Dinkelspiel & Co., 116
Sutter
Andrews William, stonecutter, r. S s Channel, bet
Seventh and Eighth
Andrews William A. porter W. & I. Steinhart & Co.,
r. W s Dolores, nr Sixteenth
Andrews William C. weigher U. S. Mint, r. 517 Mason
Andrews William J., r. 32 Second
Andrews William J., teamster, r. 305 Fremont
Andrews W. J., salesman U. S. Carriage Co., 518 Mar-
ket
Andrews & Co. (Theodore Andrews and Peter Nich-
ols) fruits, 210 Grant Av
Andrews & Cornell (Charles M. Andrews and Alman-
za A. Cornell) coopers, 417 Main
Iff" Andrews. See Andrew and Andrus
Anclrofi Milton, attoruev at law, 224 Sansome, r.
301 Van Ness Av
Andross J. Haskell, clerk ticket auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. 1041 Mission
Andross Porter H., clerk coiner's dept V. S. Mint. r.
1004 Bush ^
.\ndruB George W., furniture, 612 Valencia
Andrus Jesse B., clerk local freight office S. P. Co. r.
227 Geary
Andrus Thomas J., compositor John H. Enarston r.
232 Minna
Andruss E. Van A., captain Battery B, let artillery
V. S. A., Alcatraz Island
Andniss George H., with Tallant & Co., r. San Mateo
Andrzejowskl Madeline, widow, r. 704 Bush
Anet MolHe, domestic N a Twenty-third, bet San-
chez and Noe
Anflndsen Bernhard, seaman stmr San Vicente, r. 15
Pacific
Angel H. J. J., carpenter, r. 12 Hawthorne
Angel John, cabinetmaker, r. Utah, bet Center and
Santa Clara
l»" Antcel. See Angell
Angelbeck Frederuk. laborer, r. 909 Kearny
Angelbeck John, laborer Enterprise Brewery,' r. 2015
Folsom
Augelis August, tinsmith, r. 646 Mission
Angells Edward, machinist Kisdon I. and L. Works
r. 1335 Natoma
Angelis Henry C, porter Tillmann & Bendel. r. 1333
Natoma
Angelis Minnie, widow, r. 201S Taylor
Angelis Theodore, teacher music, r. 2018 Taylor
Angelius Charles, mattressmaker Indianapolis Fumi-
turo Co., r. 756 Howard
Angelius John D., r. 756 Howard
Angelius Richard, cooper, r. 756 Howard
Angrell Andre^v J., real estate and note broker,
425 Montgomeiy, r. 1327 Vallejo
Angell Charles, bartender John Ferguson, r. 22 Geary
Angell Charles C. shoemaker, r. 1327 Vallejo
Angell Chester L., assistant draftsman Golden State
and Miners' Iron Works, r. 2200 Howard
Angell Elmer X., house painter, r. 1327 Vallejo
Angell Frank B., druggist Edwin W.Joy, r. 328 Golden
Gate Av
Angell Horace B., siiperintendent Golden State and
Miner's Iron Works, r. 2200 Howard
Angell James M., carpenter, r. 1138 Howard
Anerell Jonathan \V., druggist 272 First, cor
Folsom, r. 23 Hawthorne
Angell Otis B., bookkeeper Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 2200 Howard
Angell Stephen H., entry clerk Huntington, Hopkins
& Co., r. Berkeley
Angell William C, physician, .568 Folsom
Angell William C. Jr., machinist Golden State and
Miners' Iron Works, r. Oakland
Angell William J., shoemaker, r. 1327 Vallejo
t^ Angell. See Angel
Angella Michele, laborer, r. 10 DeBoom
Angelo Dormo, fruits, NE cor Clay and Kearny, r.
507 Green
Angelo Edward J., clerk, r. 911 Natonna
Angelo George, shoefinisherKutz & Murr, r. 15 Union
PI
Angelo Henry J., druggist William J. Bryan, r. 19
Moss
Angelo Luigi, cook, r. 1326 Stockton
Angelopoulo Angelo, cook, r. 662 Harrison
Angelovich Joseph, cook, r. 1206 Larkin
Angel's Quartz Mining Co. (Calaveras Co.. Cal.)
Thomas J. Schuyler secretary, 42-43 Nevada Block
Anger John, cooper, r. 704 Battery
Anger Victor, saddletreemaker Main & Winchester, r.
33Freelon
Angerstein Frederick, musician, r. 768 Bryant
Angerst«in Louis E.. first mate stmr Columbia
Angier Albert W., compositor Call, r. 1507 Clay
Angier W. T., clerk, r. 906 Market
Angius John P., butter, eggs and poultry, 11 Pacific
Fruit Market, r. 815 Montgomery
Anglade Jacques, laundry. 717 Lombard
Anglade John, milk ranch, Woolsey, nr Hamilton. V.
M. T.
Anglade Thomas, laundryman, r. Madrid, Excelsior
Homestead
Anglasay Delia, widow, groceries, 713 Br»nnan
Anglin Daniel, laborer, r. 44 Jessie
Anglin Edmund P., laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r,
624 Fourth
Anglin James A., engineer, r. 333}^ Bush
Anglin Mary, widow, r. 44 Jessie
Anglin Patrick, r. 2723 Bryant Av
Angliu Rebecca, domestic, 216 Lombard
Anglin Thomas, packer Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r.
721 Minna
AELO-CALIFORNIAN BANK, ,..«.,.,*,
Frederick F. Low and Jgnatx Stein-
liart managers, Philip X. liilienthal
cashier, XE cor Sausonie and Pine
An^lo-Mexican Mining and Land Co. (Sin-
aloa, Mexico) Charles A. Morse secretary, 217
Sansome, room 8
Ansflo-Nevuda Assurance Corporation, G.
L. Brander president, C. P. Farnfield secretary,
410 Pine, Nevada Block
Anglo-Pacific Steel Co., The, Henry W.Hani-
mond president, Richard F. Budge secretary, 18
Nevada Block
Angonnet Bonita Mme., laundry, 603 Post
Angonnet Frank, laundryman, r. 603 Post
WINDOW_SHADES.
Plain, Fringed, Decorated and Embroidered Shades
made to order in any size or style.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ArOVE P.\LACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Martet St.
miinCr CVTDA nDV< Oi most delicate flavor and the only true) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
to L I r O L. LAlnA UnT"( champagne produced in the United SUtes. j" 530 WASHINGTOM STEEET.
ANG
181
ANT
Angonnet Peter F., laundryman, r. G03 Post
An^ns JHines S., aeeistaut manager' Anglo-Nev-
ada Assurance Corporation, 410 Pine, r. 1501
Washington
Angus William (Angus & Miller) r. Oakland
Angus Hi Miller (William Angus and David Mil-
ler) grain and commission brokers. 20 Merchants'
Exchange
Anixter Harris, dairyman, r. 1912 Baker
Ankel Bernard, gentleman's nurse, r. 510!^ Natoma
Aukel Harry, salesman A. Davis & Son, r. 408 Grove
Ankel Samuel, clerk I. Abrams, r. .")()4!^ Natoma
Ankele JohnH. cashier Walter Speyer r. 20 McAl-
lister
Anker Andrew (Anker & Johnson) r. 621 California
Anker G. Henry, clerk Napa Valley Wine Co., r. 931
Filbert
Anker I. C, lettercariier Post Office, r. 625 Bush
Anker & Johnson (Andrew Anker and Henry John-
son) cofifee saloon, 639 Kearny ,
Ankers Christian, bakery and restaurant, 626 Kearny,
r. 620 Washington
Ankers George, second officer stmr City of Rio de Ja-
neiro, r. 754 Bryant
Ankerson K. T., assistant bookkeeper Lebenbaum
Bros., r. 1509 Leavenworth
Annaclea Frederick, carpenter, r. 1 Central Av, rear
Annis Charles H., shoemaker, r. 720 McAllister
Annis Charles H. Jr., shoemaker, r. 720 McAllister
Annis James S., policeman, r. 1129 Missiou
Ansbacher Joseph, salesman, r. 235 Golden Gate Av
Ansberg Charles B., butcher, r. 1713 Dupant
Ansbro Henry T., helper Bush & Mallett, r. 176 Minna
Ansbro James J., fruits and vegetables, r. 3036 Six-
teenth
Ansbro Matthew porter Morris & Kennedy, r. 2012
Powell
Anschlag Fritz, r. 530 Third
Ansel B., barber, r. 137 M Fifth
Ansel Jacob, tanner A. W. Norton & Co.
Ansela Ernest, shoemaker John H. Byrnes, r. 214J^
Sixth
Ansell J., seaman stmr Mariposa
Anselmo Joseph, r. 2t'S Branuan
Anshell Samuel, merchant, r. 8J^ Rausch
Ansiglloni Julia, widow, r. 822 Pacific
Ansley Sarah, widow, r. 637 Washington
Ansley Washington, cooperage, 14 Merchant
Anson Frank, jjainter, r. 909 Geary
Anson Henry J., pajjerhanger, r. 909 Geary
Anson Joseph G.. clerk Redington & Co., r. 662 Wil-
low Av
Anson Paul, clerk Redington & Co., r. 1511 Mason
Anson Patrick F., painter Bernard Bradley r. 662
Willow Av
Anson Richard, painter, r. 909 Geary
Anson Richard J., clerk, r. 909 Geary
Anspach Henry, r. .\hlborn House
Anspacher Abiam (Anspacher Bros.) r. 1400 McAllis-
ter
Anspacher Brothers, merchants (Livermore) office
302 California
Anspacher Philip (Anspacher Bros.) r. 811 Pierce
Anspacher Simon (Anspacher Bros.) r. 834 Fulton
Aiistett A. & Co. (Charles Kreuter, James Den-
eliy and Daniel Donohue) proprietors Lafayette
Brewery, 725-727 Green
Anthes Frank F., with Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 422
Post
Anthes Frederick P., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. 1000 Bush
Anthes John A., decorator, r. 225 Waller
Anthes Peter, bartender Louis Neller, r. 2 Sophie
Terrace
Anthonison Henry, laborer, r. 3 Prlngle Court
Anthony Abraham, policeman, r. 927 >4 Post
Anthony Albert, clerk, r. 109 Montt,'omery
Anthony Alfred A., clerk, r. 1310 Pine
FRATINGER & CO.
LADIES' SUITS
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
105 KEARXY STREET.
THE LATEST IMPROVED
PATENT WATER CLOSETS.
SANITARY SEWER CAS TRAPS
Put in by skilled workmen.
\^ - E- L_ AISTE:,
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNY STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Anthony Charles N., law student Oliver P. Evans, r.
2414 Mission
Anthony Charles V. Rev., pastor Grace Methodist
Episcopal Church, r. 2414 Mission
Anthonv Edward A., bookkeeper Luther J. fiwell, r.
124 Oak
Anthony Edward T. (E. T. Anthony & Co.) r. 124 Oak
Anthony Edwin R., clerk paymaster's office S. P. Co.,
r. Alameda
Anthony E. T. & Co. (Edward T. Anthony) repackers,
407-409 Commercial
Anthony Henry, peddler, r. 20 )i Garden
Anthony John A. local freight agent S. P. Co., r. Ala-
meda
Anthony Marc, student, r. 124 Oak
.Anthony Mark, r. 1415 Twenty-fifth
Anthony Richard M., office 6u6 Montgomery, i-oom 23,
r. Oakland
Anthony Tnomas B., furniture, 2920 Sixteenth
Anthony William, bartender, r. 708 Hyde
fi^~ Antliony. See Antoni and Antony
Antich A., porter C. Carpy & Co., r. 9 John
Antlsell Carrie Miss, correspondent T. M. Antlsell
Piano Co.. r. .503 Eddy
Antlsell Tliomas M., president T. M. Antlsell
Piano Co., r. 503 Eddy
Antlsell T. M. Piano Co., manufacturers pi-
anos, 1101 Market, Odd Fellows' Building
Antisell WiUiam C, secretary T. M. Antlsell
Piano Co., Odd Fellows' Building, cor Market and
Seventh, r. 6 Eddy
Antoine Thomas, r. cor Chenery and Randall, Fair-
mount Tract
Antola Angelo, porter A. Galli & Co., r. 414 Vallejo
Antoldi Stanlslao, bookkeeper C. R. Spllvalo & Co., r.
710 California
Antone Frank, waiter stmr City of Stockton
Antone Fogaci, clerk, r. 104 Fourth
Antone Joseph laborer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 11 Union
PI
Antone Louis, kettleman Lafayette Brewery
Antonelll Joseph S., railroad contractor, 39-40 Mer-
chants' Exchange, r. Oakland
Antonelll Vinceuzo, cigars, 229^ Montgomery Av
Antonetti Edward, painter, r. 334 Beale
Antouetti Margaret, matron Flora Sharon Free Kin-
dergarten, r. 334 Beale
Antonio Ermenegildo, fish, 1 Clay St. Market, r. 520
Merchant
Antoniazzi Peter, painter, r. 4 O'Connell PI
Antouietti Eugene, laundryman Jean Bernou, r. 629
Third
Antonio Carlo, dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
110 Jasper PI
Antonio Frank, tinsmith W. W. Montague k Co., r.
1624 Dupont
Antonio J., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r. 324
Vallejo
Antonio P., waiter, r. 432 Broadway
Antonloli C. & Co. (Casimir Antonioli and Peter Zeno-
vlch) liquor saloon, NW cor Sansome and Mer-
chant
Antonioli Casimir (C. Antonloli & Co.) r. 273^ Fourth
Antonucci Gregory Rev., apostolic missionary, r. 920
Clay
Antony Frsfncis, laborer, r. 37 Clara
Antony Henry, instrumeutmaker Will & Finck, r.
1315 Stockton
Antony Joseph, r. 1506 Folsora
Antrim H. D., messenger Wells. Fargo & Co., r. Santa
Cruz
Antron Peter, laborer, r. 3 Ivy Av
Antunovich Dominic G., entry clerk L. G. Sresovich
& Co., r 712 Green
Antunovich Florio, restaurants, 520 Sacramento and
403 East, r. 712 Green
Antunovich Nicola, manager Florio Antunovich, r.
102054 Stockton
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Slanafactnrer of every deseription of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
43 to SO Beale »itreet. »iau Francisco.
■VTag-ons.
TJt1JNA:v, Ii>«HAM & HOOKER, Agents for the Celebratea
5ia;jL.OW IRON AXIiE WAGOKS. 421-427 Market Street.
ANT
182
ARE
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
1MPORTKK8 or
NIARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Antz Henrv, butcher, 15-lGGraDd Western Market, r.
107 Austin
Anzenhofer Loing, farmer. Ocean House Boad, nr
House of Correction
Aparanza Anthony, washer TJ. S. Laundry
Apel John, contractor, 605 Montgomery, r. Alameda
Apelt Charles M., shirtmaker, 136 Montgomery Av, r.
1423 Stockton
Apffel Philip J., carpenter, r. 1703 Turk
Apothecariea Hall, W. J. Bryan druggist, 3 New
Montgomery, Grand Hotel
Appel Trank, baker, r. 1817 Powell
Appel Julius, salesman M. Simon & Co., r. 116
Eleventh
Appel Samuel, furniture dealer, ofBce 769 Market, r.
116 Eleventh
Appel Simon, secondhand clothing, 247 Fourth, r.
239 Oak
Appel William, clerk 8. Kragen & Co., r. 239 Oak
t9' Appel. See Apple
Appell John C, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture
Co., r. 721 Bryant
Appenzeller Jacob, wagonmaker Pac. Improvement
Co., r. 5.52 Fourth
Appert Hippolyte, jeweler, r. 827 Sacramento
Appiarius Franz W., groceries and liquors, 931 Lar-
kin, r. 1810 O'Farrell
Appiarius Henry C. (Lohsen & Appiarius) r..35J^Erie
Apple Hyman, ui^holsterer John Hoey, r. 727 Grove
Apple Isidore, clerk, r. 727 Grove
Apple Jacob, cashier Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch, r.
727 Grove
Apple Robert L., law, collection and detective bureau,
220 Sansome, r. 2306 Post
Apple Sarah Mrs., r. 727 Grove
^r Apple. See Appel
Applebaum Max, cutter W. Cohen & Co.,r. 333^ Moss
Applegate Frank E., clerk Commercial Ins. Co., r.
Alameda
Applegate J. Henry Jr clerk general passenger and
ticket agent S. P. Co., r. Alameda
Applegate John J., soap mnfr, office 12 Bush, r. 1615
Webster
Applegate Josiah H., attorney at law, 729 Mont-
gomery, room 2, r. Alameda
AppletonD. & Co. (New York) office 3 Sansome
Appleton Harry, carpenter, r. 525 Stevenson
Appleton House, 33 Fifth
Appleton Isaac, traveling salesman', r. 525 Stevenson
Appo H., bellman Palace Hotel
Appo Junius B., porter, r. 26 Madison Av
Apollo Band and Musical Assn, 125 Phelan Bldg
Apollo Hall, 810 Pacific
Appraigers' Buildings tJ. S., Es Sansome, bet
Washington and Jackson
Appraisers V. S., office Appraisers' Bldg, second
floor
Apprill George, shoemaker, 1209 Fillmore
Appy Harriet Mrs., physician, 631 Sutter
Apted Walter, solicitor, r. 118 Francisco
Arabian Coffee and Spice MiUs, Hills Bros.
proprietors, 400 Sansome
Arana Antonio, bit and spurmaker, r. 14 Pinkney PI
Aranz Joseph H., bootblack C. Lyons, r. Kearny, nr
Green
Araos Ylario, porter M. Clayburg & Co., r.120 Trenton
Arata Andrea (F. Boitano & Co.) r. 5 Varennes
Arata Angelo. bootblack, r. 1510 Dupont
Arata Benedetto, soapmaker S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 2217 Mason
Arata F. & Co. (Francisco Arata and Eaffaelo Cervel-
li) liquor saloon, 526 Broadway
Arata Francisco (F. Arata *; Co.) r. 5 Lafayette PI
Arata Frank, laborer, r. 517 Greenwich
Arata Giovanni, roaster D. Ghirardelli & Sons r. 14
Union
Arata Giovanni, teamster, r. 27 Lapidge
Arata Giovanni, vegetables, Colombo Market
Arata Giuseppe, laborer, r. 22 Vandewater
Arata Giuseppe, scavenger, r. 4 Maiden Lane
Arata Joseph bootblack and frait stand, SW cor Pine
and Battery, r. 513 Greenwich
Arata Joseiih, bootblack, SW cor Third and Mission
Arata John, laborer Charles A. Scramaglia, r. E 8 Ne-
braska bet Yolo and Sonoma
Arata L. k Co. (Louis Arata, Charles Casassa and Le-
lio V. Paulucci) produce commission. 515 Davis
Arata Louis (L. Arata & Co.) r. 907 Steiner
Arata Louisa Miss, packer L. Demartini & Co., r. 513
Greenwich
Arata Luigi, scavenger, r. 725 Filbert
Arata Mary, widow, r. 178 Vandewater
Arata Paolo, peddler, r. 2010ii Mason, rear
Arata Paolo B., laborer, r. 2217 Mason
Arata Paul, bootblack, r. 1510 Dupont
Arata Paul, hostler, r. 420 Broadway
Arata Paul, porter, r. 27 )i Lapidge
Arata Rose, widow, r. 27 Lapidge
Arata Santa, laborer, r. 222 Broadway
Arata Serafino (Arata k Raggio) r. 736 Vallejo
Arata Stefano, junk dealer, 1526 Stockton, r. 6 Hart-
mann
Arata Stefano, scavenger, r. 5 Varennes
Arata & Raggio (Serafino Arata and David Bagglo)
fruits and vegetables, 8U1-803 Bush
Arbogast Frederick, carpet layer Frank Q. Edwards,
r. 934 Union
Arbot August, cook Baldwin Hotel
Arbuckle Catharine, domestic, 109 Liberty
Arcade House, 930 Market
Arcade Restaurant, Kopp & Korneck proprie-
tors, 11-13 Sixth
Areata and Mad River Railroad Co. (Areata, Hum-
boldt Co.. Cal.) office SW cor Fifth and Bryant
Areata Mill and Lumber Co., J. C. Hawley agent,
NE cor Spear and Folsom
Archer Charles H., machinist Tait & Hainque, r. 417
Fifth
Archer Edward J., waiter; r. 2 Gerke Alley
Archer James, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r-
Oakland
Archer Thomas, office 33 Merchants' Exchange, r.
1628 Stockton
Archer William, machinist, r. 415 Fifth
Archer William J., iron molder, r. 415 Fifth
Archibald Arthur W. (P. L. Archibald & Co.) r. 28
Seventh
Archibald James W., molder Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 9 Hubbard
Archibald Jennie Miss, dressmaker, r. 730 Sho'twell
Archibald John, fireman stmt Eureka, r. 1307 Kearny
Archibald P. B.. porter Occidental Hotel
Archibald P. L. & Co. (Prescott L. and Arthur W.
Archibald) proptrs Yerba Buena Livery Stable,
1342-1344 Market
Archibald Prescott L. (P. L. Archibald & Co.) r. 100
McAllister
Architectural Ironworks, 0'Connell& Lewis proptrs,.
230-236 Steuart
Arctic Fishing Co., F. P. Kendall manager, 19 Main
Arctic Ice Co., Townsend bet Clarence PI and Third
Arctic Oil Works, Josiah N. Knowles manager,
Edwin L. Griffith secretary, office 28 California,
works cor Illinois and Center
Arctic Packing Co.. 1 Mission
Arcuri Louis, barber, 825 Pacific
Ardery James H., stationary engineer, r. 563}^ Minna
Ardizzi Eliza Miss, packer L. Demartini & Co., r.
427 J^ Broadway
Ardoln Adolphe, cook Joseph Garnier, r. 613 Stockton
Arellano Bernard, wireworker Cal. Wire Works, r. 4
Scott PI
Arellano John, wireworker Cal. Wire Works, r. 4
Scott PI
Arenas Cipriano Miss, r. 1423 Stockton
Arend Peter, r. 439 Bush
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Corner nOKXtiOSIEKY aud SUTTER STS.
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Capital, $1,000,000
$1,810,273
GEO. D, DORNIN, Manager
WM. SESTON, Asst. Manager.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
ARE
183
ARM
Arendt Edward, upholsterer, r. 39 Lafayette
Arensberg Herman, physician, r. 9'23>-.i Harrison ;
Arensberg Philip, bookkeeper Falkenstein & Co., r. 1
923 '•4 Harrison
ArenBon Henrietta, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 1917 Hyde [
Arents Edward, clerk, r. 230 Kearny j
Arey Henry T., bartender, r. 825 Kearny j
Arey Walter W., mining secretary. 330 Pine, rooms
1-2, r. 2225 California
Aries Cipriauo, laborer, r. 1318 Dupont
Arfsten Arfst J., clerk Excelsior Hotel, r. 608 Sixth
ArfBten Broder, proptr Excelsior Hotel, 608-610 Sixth
Arfsten Emil, winekeeper B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 27 Clara
Arfsten Knuclt E., cabinetmaker J. Kemp 4 Co., r.
Oakland
Argall John, r. 628 Golden Gate Av
Argall J. S. Mrs., r. 608 Bush
Argens George P., laborer, r. 1211 Kearny
Argenti Frank "SV. D., druggist Antonio Rottanzi, r.
2944 !4 Mission
Argenti Jerome J. B.. druggist Antonio Rottanzi, r.
2944 M Mission
Argenti Tulio J., blacksmith, r. 605 Bartlett
Argenti Tullio, marblecutter, r. 2944 M Mission
Argieg Peter, fancy goods, 14ii7 Stockton
Argonaut Publishing: Co.. F. M. Piiley presi-
dent, Jerome A. Hart secretary, A. P. Stanton
business manager, publishers and proprietors
The Argonaut, 213 Grant Av
Argonaut Tlie (weekly) Argonaut Publishing Co.
proprietors and publishers, 213 Grant Av
Arguello Jo86 R., bookkeeper William Black, r. 1117
Valencia
Arguello Louis L., clerk, r. 1117 Valencia
Arguello Virginia Miss, r. 217 Seventeenth
Ariani Santi, boarding, 894 Front, r. 1020 Montgomery
Arias Benacio, janitor Sather & Co., r . 2 St. Charles PI
Arias Francisco C, clerk, r. 826 Broadway, rear
Arias Henry C, lithographer, r. 826 Broadway, rear
Arias Ramoua C, widow, r. 826 Broadway, rear
Arias Trinity C. A., painter John S. Mellon, r. 824
Broadway
Ariel Rowing Club, N s Metrimac, bet Fourth and
Illinois
Arion Halle, Eduardsen & Ohlert proprietors, NE
cor Sutter and Kearny
Arion House, Frederick Huber proptr, 13-15 Page
Arlstide Gustav, restaurant, 46 Steuart, r. 16J^ Hunt
Arizona Block, SW cor Market and Main
Arizona Hotel, A. Classen proptr, 11-13 Clay
Arizona Warehouse, S.Taylor & Co. proptrs, 230 King
Arjo Manuel, teamster, r. 1706 Kearny
Arjo Philip^ packer D. Ghirardelli & Sons, r. 1706
Kearny
^rjono A., bootblack E. Vigoureux
' iSrkison James D., cutter J. H. Gurley, r. Oakland
Arkle William, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburger & Co.,
r. 408 Sixth
Arl Joseph tobacco and cigars, 409 East, r. 722 Vallejo
Arling Isaac, carwasher N. B. and M. RR., r. 2731
Bryant
Arlington Charles W., gripman, r. 2000 McAllister
Arlington House, Mrs. W. H. Brown proptr, 127
Kearny
Arlington Thomas, r. 820 Howard
Armager Charles W., sergeant police, r. 1423 Steiner
Armand August, clerk, r. 540 Washington
Armand Celine Mrs., dressmaker, 540 Washington
ARMAND LOUIS, graduate o.
the Viiiversity of France, ex-professor
State University of California, pro.
fessor of French, Latin and Greelt
Thorough preparation of pupils for
Harvard, Yale and Princeton Colleges,
46 O'Farrell
Armand William, Jaborer, r. 871 Market
Armanda G. L., r. 915 Montgomery
GARDEN HOSE,
LAWN SPRINKLERS, HOSE MENDERS,
HOSE COUPLINGS, HOSE PIPES.
W. E. LANE, Plumber,
505 KEARNY STREET.
Estaljllshea 1860. Telephone 315.
DR. BAZAN'S
TlIEK.>IO-EI,ECTRIC
RUSSIAN ai TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
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Armbruster Adolphine, widow, r. 11 Hickory Av
Armbruster Anton, baker, r. 24 Turk
Armbruster B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 118 Grant Av
Armbruster Daniel R., driver Louis Hartter & Co., r.
11 Hickory Av
Armbruster George, clerk Jarboe, Harrison & Good-
fellow, r. 5 5^ Morris Av
Armbruster Helen M. Miss, teacher Columbia Gram-
mar School, r. 11 Hickory Av
Armbruster Julius, engraver, y Geary
Armbruster Sophia, widow, r. 5J4 Morris Av
Armbruster Valentine, conductor Geary St. RR., r.
1602 Geary
Armer Andrew M., bookkeeper 8. B. Dinkelspiel it
Co., r. 1424 Bush
Armer Benjamin, shipping clerk M. Armer & Co., r.
1424 Bush
Armer Herman, commercial traveler, r. 1612 Scott
Armer Joseph L., bookkeeper M. Armer & Co., r. 1224
Ellis
Armer M. & Co. (Max Armer) mnfrs cigars, 306-308
Sacramento
Armer Max (M. Armer & Co.) r. 1424 Bush
Armer Thomas, cook, r. 237 Stevenson
Armes Charles S., clerk, r. 120 Seventh
Armes Charles W. (Armes & Dallam) r. Oakland
Armes Edgar C, bookkeeper La Grande Laundry, r.
713 Polk
Armes George W. (late of Armes & Dallam) im-
porter and jobber wooden and willow ware, 117-
119 California, r. Oakland
Armes Moses C, machinist Dow Steam Pump Works,
r. 713 Polk
Armes 6i Dallam (Charles W. Armes and Richard
B. Dallam) importers, manufacturers and job-
bers wooden and willow ware, wrapping paper,
churns, broom handles, etc., 226-232 Front, cor
Sacramento
1^" Armes. See Arms
Armiuacl Bassilio, fruits, 418 Seventh
Armington Lorenzo E., agent, r. 942 Mission
Armitage Harold, clerk superintendent's ofiBce Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 753 Howard
Armitage Henry, r. 208 Jones
Armitage Joseph, painter, r. 321 Minna
Armitage Thomas W.. clerk local freight office S. P.
Co., r. 102 Bartlett
Armitage William, artist, r. 1014 Post
Armitage William H. (Miller & Armitage) r. 318 Page
Armknecht Jacob, machinist, r. 1809 Taylor, rear
Armknecht Louis, poultry, 76-77 Centre Market, r.
1020 Army
Armour Packing Co. (Kansas City, Mo.) James Mc-
CuUough agent, 123 California
Arms Richard D., clerk, r. 533 Sacramento
Armstrong Alfred F., office 56 Nevada Block, r. 2004
Bush
Armstrong Andrew, steward, r. 35 Rausch
Armstrong Annie B. Miss, dressmaker, 131 Post
Armstrong Charles A., cooper. Rudolph Armstrong, r.
1 Boston PI
Armstrong Charles F., cooper Coos Bay Stave and
Lumber Co.. r. 507 Seventh
Armstrong Christopher, clerk, r. 2811 Harrison
Armstrong Christopher, sign painter, r. 11 Ewing PI
Armstrong Beunis, agent, r. 1423 Laguna
Armstrong Florence Miss, dressmaker, r. 121 New
Montgomery
Armstrong Frank, conductor, r. 313 Fourth
Armstrong Frederick W., drayman, r. 103 Larkin
Armstrong George, car conductor, r. 133 Fifth
Armstrong George, bookkeeper, r. 636 Stevenson
Armstrong George F. (Eaton & Armstrong) r. 2612
Bryant Av
Armstrong George R., bookkeeper, r. 127 Kearny
Armstrong Gustav, cooper Coos Bay Stave and Lum-
ber Co., r. 608 Sixth
Armstrong Hannah, widow, r. 203 Bartlett
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311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
ArmstroiiR Hi ury, reporter The Bradstreet Co.
Artiistront,' Henry, salesman' Cluff Bros., r. 1211
Kearny
Arnistront; Henry, seaman, r. 50 Minna, rear
Armstrong Henry C, conductor, r. HIG Tbird
Armstrong Henry S., painter, r. W s Chenery, nr
Mateo
Armstrong Herbert G., bookkeeper, r. 2236 Pine
Armstrong James, r. SW cor Bryant Av and Mariposa
Armstrong James, attorney at law, r. Palace Hotel
Armstrong James, boot-keeper, r. 636 Stevenson
Armstrong James, gardener, r. 2811 Harrison
Armstrong James, refiner, r. 2519 Larkin
Aringtroiig James, secretary Pacific Electrical
Storage (Jo., 323 Pine, r. Palace Hotel
Armstrong James, theatrical agent, r. 97 Montgomery
Block
Armstrong James T. (J. T. Armstrong & Co.) r. 250
Jessie
Armstrong Jane Mrs., r. 602 Leavenworth
Armstrong John, clerk Chas. Montgomery & Co., r.
5(18 Jessie
Armstiong John, floorman Michael J. McBride, r. 229
Minna
Armstrong John A., cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. 13
Tehama
Armstrong John G., cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r.
020 Post
Armstrong John H., laundryman Western Laundry
Assn, r. 1718 Valencia
Armstrong John J., r. 602 Leavenworth
Armstrong John L., stockbroker, 314 Montgomery,
room 7, r. 812 Grove
Armstrong John L. Jr., stockbroker, 3U Montgomery,
room 7, r. 812 Grove
Armstrong John R., chief delivery clerk P. M. SS.
Co., r. 328 Brannan
Armstrong Joseph, agent The Dorr Paint Co., 267
East, r. Oakland
Armstrong Joseph, melter. r. 2519 Larkin
Armstrong J. T. & Co. (James T. Armstrong and
James Ross) coal oil and lamps, 627 Kearny
Armstrong Lucy A., widow, lodgings, 923 Washington
Armstrong Mary Mrs., r. 109 Eighth
Armstrong Millie Mrs., waitress H. Gunther, r. 120
Fourth
Armstrong Nellie, teacher John Swett Grammar
School, r. 812 Grove
Armstrong Oscar F., pressman E. C. Hughes, r. 1052
Howard
Armstrong Richard B., with E. L. Strauss, r. U37
Pine
Armstrong Robert, carpenter, r. 228 Fulton
Armstrong Robert, pile driver, r. 101 Steuart
Armstrong Robert, seaman stmr San Bias
Armstrong Robert B., clerk Redington & Co., r. 602
Leavenworth
ARMSTRONG RUDOLPH
cooper and manufacturer beer, liquor
anrt >viue casks, tulis, tanks, etc., 827-
3*9 Main, r. 1033 Hampsliire
Armstrong Samuel C, hatter Schmitt & Steiner, r.
664 Bryant
Armstrong Stephen conductor Presidio RR., r. 1090
Union
.Armstrong Thomas W., saddlery hardware, 619 Capp
Armstrong Truman B., with Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 1713}^ Post
Armstrong William, clerk Headquarters Division of
the Paiific. U. 8. A., r. 1122 Larkin
Armstrong William, compositor Chronicle, r. 616
Minna
Armstrong William, engineer, r. .537 Second
Armstrong William, gralner, r. 302 Capp
Armstrong William, policeman, r. 2620 Sutter
Armstrong William F. (Lynch & Armstrong) r. 307
Eighteenth
Armstrong William H., watchman, r. 1923 Fillmore
Armstrong William J., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt&
Co., r. 702 Sutter
Armstrong William S., clerk Maillard & Dickson, r.
Oakland
Armstrong William W., accountant Hutchinson &
Mann, r. 814 Fulton
Armstrong W. S., carpenter, r. 909 Kearny
Arnaboldi Angelo, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture
Co., r. 121 Broadway
ARNAUD ALBERT importer and
dealer tvines and liquors, XW cor Post
and Grant A v, r.831 Post
Arnaud M. C. Mme., dressmaking, 029 Green
Arnaud Pierre, boxmaker, r. 14 Willows Av
Arnberger Frank, musician, r. 2 Moulton PI
Arnberger Frank Jr., salesman Ernest Essmann, r. 2
Moulton PI
Arusberger Theodore, pressman, r. 2 Moulton PI
Arndt H., r. G38 Commercial
Arnett John, commercial traveler J. W. Girvin & Co.
Arnett Nathaniel H.. driver Hose No. 5, r. 1617H
Market
e£^ Arnett. See Arnott
ArnhartS. P., plasterer, r. 28 Grove
.\rnheim Antone, baker Cliflf House
Arnheim Gustave S., clerk S. S. Arnheim, r. 8 Steuart
Arnheim Herman S.. accountant, r. 8 Steuart
Arnheim Joseph, clerk Noah J. Franklin, r. 1106
Market
Arnheim Julius S., druggist, 8 Steuart
Arnheim S. S., books and charts, 8 Steuart
Arnheim William S., watchmaker, 8 Steuart
Arnhold Benjamin, bookkeeper Louis Sloss k Co., r.
1208 Geary
Arnhold Hugo, commercial traveler, r. 1208 Geary
Arnold Aaron K. (P. Felsenthal & Co.) r. 2527 Fill-
more
Arnold Austin, cashier Hawley Bros. Hardware Co.,
r. 413 Van Ness Av
Arnold Benjamin E., wholesale and retail butcher,
SE cor Valencia and Twenty-third, r. 1218 Va-
lencia
Arnold Benjamin F. K., cigardealer, r. 106 Post
Arnold Brothers (Cyrus M. Arnold) managers
Pacific Coast Immigrant Association, 331 Kearny,
rooms 10-11
Arnold Brothers (Holman G. and Edson C.) flsh deal-
ers. SE cor Twenty-third and Valencia
Arnold C. A., r. 28 Pleasant
Arnold Caspar, hatter, 407 Dupont
Arnold Charles H., printer The Carlos White Printing
Co., r. 1043 Mission P
Arnold Charles M., contractor and builder, r. 1221
Union
Arnold Charles S. (Arnold & Co.) r. 514 Van Ness Av
Arnold Cyrus M. (Arnold Bros) r. 1011 Haight
Arnold David, r. 993 Noe
Arnold Daniel B., carpenter, r. 1224 Union
Arnold Daniel E , carpenter, r. 1900 Polk
Arnold Edson C. (Arnold Bros.) and bookkeeper Ben-
jamin E. Arnold, r. 1113 Twenty-first
Arnold Edward H., milkman, r. 1045 Eighteenth
Arnold Edward J., upholsterer, r. 1 Delgado PI
Arnold Emily, widow, r. 3 Delgado PI
Arnold Emily J. Mrs., r. 1043 Mission
Arnold Ernestine J. Miss, teacher Commercial School,
r. 514 Van Ness Av
Arnold Florence Mrs., furnished rooms, 14 Geary
Arnold Florence A. Mrs., decorative art rooms, 1022
Sutter
Arnold Frank, milker, r. 431 Pine
Arnold Frank K., salesman N. A. Hirstel, r. 106 Post
Arnold Frank V., actor, r. 417 Bush
Arnold Frank W., cooper, r. 523 Octavia
UPHOLSTERY.
WH0LES.\LE A>T) EET.\1L
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT A130V1:: PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
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ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
530 WASHINGTON STESET.
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Arnold Fremont C. (Schottler & Arnold) r. 1932 Fol-
som
Arnold George A., tanner r. 678 Twentieth
Arnold George H. (Pearson & Arnold) r. 11 Dearborn PI
Arnold George W., boxmaker Union Box Factory, r.
1305 Valencia
Arnold Gold and Silver Mining Co., A. Judson secre-
tary, 320 Sansome, room 52
Arnold Gottlieb, butcher, W s Church, bet Twenty-
eighth and Duncan
Arnold H., salesman Lilienthal .t Co., r. 1208 Geary
Arnold Hardware Co., N. S. Arnold president,
O. H. Bogart secretary, hardware commission
merchants, and manufacturers' agents lu9 Cali-
fornia, and 23 Davis
Arnold Henry, clerk William S. Duulevy, r. 2329 MiB-
sion
Arnold Henry A., salesman Thos. H. Selby & Co., r.
918 Valencia
Arnold Henrv Q., tailor Gustav Gerson, r. 121 Olive
Av
Arnold Holman G. (Arnold Bros.) r. 1218 Valencia
Arnold James W., canner, r. 636 Commercial
Arnold J. D., physician, 229 Geary, r. 1006 Van Ness
Av
Arnold J. H., r. 1117 Golden Gate Av
Arnold Johanna Miss, r. 10 San Antonia
Arnold John, cigarmaker, r. 228 Pacific
Arnold John, cigarmaker, r. 701 Battery
Arnold John cook, r. NE cor North Point and Larkin
Arnold John F., conductor Clay St. R. R., r, 1503
Leavenworth
Arnold John F., shipping clerk P. F. Nolan & Sons.r.
221 Eleventh
Arnold John H., r. 1045 Eighteenth
Arnold Joseph, carpenter, r. 678 Harrison
Arnold Joseph, milker, r. 431 Pine
Arnold Kate wido v, r. 1507 Jackson
Arnold Louis, clerk G. Sammy, r. 4 Vallejo PI
Arnold Louis E. (Arnold & Co.) r. 514 Van Ness Av
Arnold Louisa, widow, r. 1207 3^ Bush
Arnold M. A. Mrs., r. 14 Mason
Arnold Marie Miss, retoucher Charles Lainer, r. 426
Jones
Arnold Mary Mrs., principal Pac. Kindergarten, r. SW
cor. Twenty sixth and Bartlett
Arnold Mathew, superintendent Union Iron Works,
r. W s Tennessee, bet Butte and Solano
Arnold M. E. Mrs . r. 121 Ridley
Arnold Koali S. , president Arnold Hardware Co.,
109 California, r. 514 Van Ness Av
Arnold Otto, clerk London and S. F. Bank (limited)
r. 719 Sutter
Arnold Percy, driver Edward H. Arnold, r. 1045
Eighteenth
Arnold P. H., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 106
Ellis
Arnold Philander C, painter, r. 2010}<S Taylor
Arnold Richard, stonemason, r. 118 Perry
Arnold Ruf us G. W. teamster, r. 2022 Folsom
Arnold Thomas C, commercial traveler, r. 1912 Pierce
Arnold Thomas, teamster, r. 144 Second
Arnold Thomas P. J., bricklayer, r. 118 Perry
Arnold William, r. 417 Bush
Arnold William, tanner, r. 678 Twentieth
Arnold William G., clerk Cluflf Bros., r. 2329 Mission
Arnold William H., machinist W. B. Wilshire & Co.
Arnold William S., pressman Francis, Valentine &
Co.. r. SW cor Powhatan and Prentiss
Arnold William T., photographic printer J. George
w^Hucks, r. 1043 Mission
Arnold *: Co. (Louis E. and Charles 8. Arnold) tin-
ners', plumbers' and trunkmakers' supplies, 40
California
Arnot James, carpenter, r. 617 Noe
Arnott John, bricklayer, r. 306 Shotwell
e^ Arnott. See Arnett
Arnstein Ludwig (Stein, Simon & Co.) r. 1706 Geary
FRATINGER & CO.
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RAIN WATER PIPES, GUTTERS and VALLEYS
MADE AND REPAIRED.
Roofs of all kinds made Water Tiglit. ; —
W. E. LANE,
PLXJMBER, 505 KEARNT STREET.
Established 1S60. Telephone 315.
Aron E., ci^'armaker Hoffman .^ Davis
Aronsohn Martin, janitor, r. 3 Monroe
Aronsohu Sigmund, merchant, r. 3 Monroe
Aronsohn Simon (Aronsohu & Kestel) r. 201 Taylor
Aronsohn & Kestel (Simon Aronsohn and George
Kestel) fruits, etc., 3 Sixth
Aronson Abraham, cigar dealer, r. 2427 Mason
Aronson Abraham, furniture and carpets, 407 Hayes,
r. 1601) Stockton
Aronson Charles S., bookkeeper Ackerman Bros., r.
313 Golden GateAv
Aronson David, furniture dealer, r. 524 Stevenson
Aronson David, shoemaker, r. 223 Linden Av
Aronson George, loan oflSce, 126 Kearny, Thurlow
Block, r. 915k- Sutter
.\ronsou Jacob, peddler, r. 17 Bruce PI., rear
Aronson Juliu^ salesman, r. 621 Eddy
Aronson Leon, foreman Brows Bros. & Co., r. 1909
Bush
Aronson Louis, clerk Olcovich Bro9., r. 1035 Market
Aronson Martin, clerk, r. 357 Jessie
Aronson Morris, clerk Brown Bros. & Co.. r. 824
O'Farrell
Aronson Moses I., shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsbnrg k
Co., r. 223 Linden Av
Aronson Philip N. (B. Blumenthal & Co.) r. 1507
Scott
Aronstein Adolph, physician, office 33 Kearny, r.
1616 Sutter
Arpa Domenico, bootblack, 305 California
Arpe Antone, cook, r. 1028 Kearny
Arrambide John B., cattle dealer, r. 2114 Post
Arras Henry, artist Schmidt Label and Litho. Co., r.
824 Broadway
Arrechea Jose R., r. 705 Hyde •
Arreyo Frank, cook, stmr Apache
Arrilago Santiago, teacher music, r. 2315 Jackson
Arrington Nicholas O., bioker, r- 863 .Market
Arrington Nicholas T., bookkeeper, r. 924 Jackson
Arriola Isabelle, widow, r. 1319 Kearny
Arrowsmith Edward, bookkeeper, r. 1814 O'Farrell
Arrowsmith George E., clerk Edwards & Co., r. 1814
O'Farrell
Arrowsmith John, laborer P. M. SS. Co., r. 335
Brannan
Arrowsmith Joseph, mining, r. 1814 O'Farrell
Art Association of San Francisco, rooms 430
Pine
Art Glass "Works, John Mallon proprietor, 1211-
1215 Howard
Art Students' League, Miss Elizabeth Curtis secretary,
8 Montgomery Av
Arteche Frank, sawyer Union Box Factory, r. 6 Card
Alley
Arthur A. S., purser stmr City of Sydney
Arthur George F., barber, 1007 Valencia, r. 1938
Stevenson
Articary Michael, carpenter, r. 504 Green
Artigues Charles, clerk, r. 'i20 Chestnut
Artigues Emil, r. 919 McAllister
Artigues John, cellerman, r. 616 Broadway
Artigues Joseph, medical student, r. 220 Chestnut
Artigues Marius D. A., bookkeeper E. Boesch & Co., r.
919 McAllister
Artus John laborer California Cracker Co., r. 1206
Kearny
Arundell William T., bookkeeper McMahon & Mor-
daunt, r. 117 Drumm
Arzberger Joseph, porter Bissinger i Co., r. 514 Bush
Arzberger Martin, painter, r. 1614^ Bush
Asal .\dolph, brush mufr, 1147 Jg Mission
Asberry A. M. T. Mrs., dress and corsetmaking, 11
Geary
Asbury Pamelia I., widow, r. 120 Liberty
Asch .\aron, barber, r. 26 Oak Grove Av
Asch Benjamin, clerk melter and refiner's dept U. S.
Mint, r. 35 Langton
Asch Isaac, barber, 215 Sixth, r. 26 Oak Grove Av
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PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to SO Beale Street. San Franvisco.
Baling Presses.
XSUKAN, ISHAM & HOOKER, 421-427 Market St. HAY. MIU9M&,
HOP. U OUL.. JtA4K. and OBCUlLIiA PB£SS£S.
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GALVANIZED AND COMMON
AU Sizes nncl XuiiiImts.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Asch Isidore, cigars and tobacco. 2t!0 Market and 5
Grant Av, r. t',52 Eighteenth
Asch Philip, barber Isaac Asch, r. 26 Oak Grove Av
Asch Simon, clerk, r. IM Morris Av
Asch Wolff, cigars, 215 Sixth, r. 26 Oak Grove Av
t^ Asch. See Ash and Ashe
Aschan Henry bartender Schwartz & Foge, r. 555
Jessie
ABche Simon salesman Newman & Levinson, r. 1J<
Morris Av
Asche T. Henry (T. Henry Asche & Co.) r. Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Asclie T. Henry & Co. (T. Henry Asche and J.
Hamilton Telfair) importers and manufacturers
kid glovps, 10 Geary
Ascheck Henry F., draftsman Dewey & Co.
Aschheim Edward U., agent, r. 323 Kearny
ABchen Ernest F., bartender, r. 733 O'Farrell
Ascher Charles (Aecher & Co.) r. 201 Sutter
Ascher Henry, clerk, r. NW cor Ellis and Steiner
Ascher & Co. (Charles Ascher and Mayer Katzenstein)
club rooms, 204 Sutter
Ascherman Joseph E., salesman Newman & Levinson,
r. 501 Geary
Aschman William, porter F. Martens & Co., r. 8 Me-
] dau PI
1 t^ Aschman. See Ashman
Ascroft Henry, receiver Geary St. RR., r. 1716 Sutter
Ash A., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
I Ash Alfred, teacher, r. 1512 Vallejo
I Ash Clara, widow, r. 842 McAllister
' Ash David, laborer, r. 6 Dodge
Ash Elizabeth, widow, r. 317 Valley
' Ash Fanny V., stationery and notions, 1521 Mission
Asli Gregory, longshoreman, r. 302 Eighteenth
Ash Henry, tinsmith S.F. Gas Light Co., r. 563 Minna
Ash John H., r. 725 Harrison
Ash John R., clerk The History Co., r. 321 Pacific
Ash Julia, domestic, Palace Hotel
.Ash Leo, insurance solicitor Jacobs & Easton, r. 809
Turk
.Ash Mary, widow, r. 11 Varennes
Ash Mary, widow, r. 615 Third
Ash Nellie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 940 Twenty-second
Ash Peter, laborer, r. 551 Minna
Ash Rachel Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening School, r.
809 Turk
Ash Richard, messenger Anglo-Califoinian Bank, r.
842 McAllister
Ash Robert (Ash k Mathews) r. 616 Ellis
Ash Thomas, groceries and liquors, 125 Langton
Ash Thomas P., stenographer, r. Kill Stockton
Ash 'William, piano maker, r. 119 Eleventh
Ash William B., musician, r. 751 Minna
Ash William H., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1510
Mission
Ash & Mathews (Robert Ash and Hiram W.
Mathews) attorneys at law, 601 California
t^ Ash. See .\8ch and Ashe
Ashburner William, mining engineer, r. 1014 Pine
Ashby Daniel, engineer, r. 157 Second
Ashby Delmar E., fruit canner, r. 213 Scott
Ashby Elisha W., attorney at law, 502 Montgomery, r.
San Rafael
Ashby Mark T., secretary Gover Mining and Milling
Co., 402 Front, r. Berkeley
Ashcroft Ida K. Miss, r. 600 Capp
Ashcroft Sarah Miss, r. 600 Capp
Ashcroft William H., r. 600 Capp
Ashdown Archibald, accountant, 310 Pine rooms 10-
12, r. 429 Eddy
Ashdown J., mnsic dealer, 306 Hayes
Ashe Caroline L., widow, r. 2315 Sacramento
Ashe Matthew, bartender John E. Richards, r. E s
Jlisiion, nr Lizzie
Ashe Patrick, porter, r. 1718 Stevenson
Ashe R. Porter, attorney at law, 418 California
^ Ashe. See Asch and Ash
Asheim Michael, salesman F. Toplitz k Co., r. 708
Ellis
-Asheim M.S., merchant, r. Russ House
Asheim Samuel, salesman F. Toplitz b Co., r. 708
Ellis
Ashenfelter Andrew M., clerk W. Loaiza, r. 248 Nine-
teenth
Ashenfelter Emma M., widow, r. 248 Nineteenth
Asher Alexander B., policeman, r. 217 Fair Oaks
Asher Asher F., gents' furnishing goods, 303 Grant
Av, r. 1596 Bush
Asher C. Mrs., r. 721 Ellis
Asher Daniel, clerk A. F. Asher, r. 1596 Bush
Asher Edward, caterer, r. 55 Second
Asher George W., barber, r. 631 Sacramento
Asher Henry, merchant, r. 917 Geary
Asher Jacob, boarding, 613-615 Larkin
Asher Jacob, commercial traveler, r. 1203^ Folsom
Asher Julius, collector, r. 520 Third
Asher Maurice L., liquor saloon, 1021-1037 Larkin,
r. 721 Ellis
Asher Morris, drygoods, 1426 J4 Dupont
Asher P., cigarmaker Hoffman & Davis
Asher Samuel, clerk M. L. Asher r. 721 Ellis
Asher Samuel, junkdealer r. 520 H Sixth
Asher Simon, mnfr oil clothing. 325 Davis, r. 107
Trenton
Asher Solomon, merchant, r. 917 Geary
Aiher William, salesman H. Sealer, r. 1596 Buah
Asherson Emlle, collector, r. 548 Jessie
Ashford Charles W., bookbinder, r. 834 }< Fifteenth
Ashford Frank, peddler, r. 636 Commercial
Ashford P., mailman Psc. Rolling Mill
Ashford William, r. 225 Drumm
Ashim B. J., ganger U. S. Internal Revenue, r. 714
Larkin
Ashim George, clerk Post Office, r, Alameda
-Ashland John, r. 1849 Stevenson
Ashland Woolen Mills (Ashland, Or.) Morris Batun
agent, 105 Battery
-Ashleman Christ, r. 1324 Mission
Ashley Daniel, r. 704 Bush
Ashley Delos R., clerk, r. 631 Bush
Ashley George, printer music, 621 Sansome, r. Oak-
land
Ashley Henry H., cook, r. 537 Sacramento
Ash'.ey James, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Ashley Lucius W., painter, r. 874 Mission
Ashley Samuel P. Y.. r. 8 Antonia
Ashley Ward H., accountant, r. 120 Sutter
Ashley W. H. Mrs., dressmaking, 120 Sutter, room 51
Ashman John H., r. 129 Cumberland
Ashman Richard T., engineer, r. 129 Cumberland
Ashman William, stevedore, r. 124 Silver
Ashman William T., messenger, r. 129 Cumberland
1^" .\shman. See Aschman
Ashmead Evelyn R. Miss, teacher Noe and Temple
Street Primary School, r. Bryant .Av, nr Mariposa
Ashmead Gustavus S., carpenter and builder, 41 Sac-
ramento, r. Brvant Av, bet Mariposa and Solano
Ashmore William E. , with Frank Gobey, r. 504 Stock-
ton
Ashton Charles, real estate and insurance agent,
and city agent Guardian Assurance Co., 409 Mont-
gomery, r. Baden, San Mateo Co.
Ashton Charles -A., shoemaker, r. 826 Greenwich
Ashton Frederick, driver V. S. G. Clifford, r. SW cor
Cambridge and Bacon, V. M. T.
Ashton George F., local agent Union Ins. Co. of S. F.,
r. 1521 Washington
Ashton John, bartender, r. 810 Battery
Ashton Maggie Miss, telegraph operator, r. 324 Golden
Gate Av
Ashton William, roofer, r. 169 West Mission "TB
Ashworth Charles H., carpenter, r. 1330 Sanchez
Ashworth Fred., blacksmith's helper, r. 1330 Sanchez
Ashworth Livingston, sewing machine agent, r. 8
Potter
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OVERCOATS
For MEN and BOYS at
THE HASTINGS"
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.
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IMPERIAL Fire Ins, Go, OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
TT-I. SEaTON, Asst Manager.
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
ASK
187
ATK
A8li-*vortU Tliomas, Superintendent Pviblic
Streets and Highways, office New City Hall, base-
ment, r. hOl) McAllister
Askersen Hans, foreman Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W s
Tennessee, bet Sitrra and Nevada
Askew George, sawsmith Pac. Saw Mnfg. Co., r. W
Jessie
Asmann A. i Co. (Adolph Asmann & V. Kamp) dairy
produce, 88-91 California Market
Asmann Adolph (A. Asmaun & Co.) r. 910 Washington
Asmann Rudolph, barber, r. 910 Washington
Asmann William C. A., cellarman, r. li Lick
Asmus John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. SE cor
Tennessee and Sierra
Asmussen Adolph, teamster, r. 5 Miller PI
Asmussen George, wood and coal, 2813 Mission
Asmussen George J., tailor, r. S 8 Sumatra, bet Tom-
bigbee and Potomac
Asmussen Wiihelm, laborer, r. NE cor Twenty-sixth
and Shotwell
Asmussen William A., workman U. S. Mint, r. 401
Eighth
Aspden George, blacksmith, 14 Howard, r. 418 First
Aspden Matthias, blacksmith George Aspden, r. 418
First
Aspelin Carl, cigars and tobacco, 427 Washington, r.
1709 Sterenson
Aspsley George, bedmaker New Mechanics Hotel, r.
444 Brannan
Asphaltum and Mastic Roofing Co., George
Duncan & Co. proprietors, 652 Market
Assanger Elizabeth, r. 20 Harlan PI
Assel Peter, cook, r. 512 Howard
Assembly Hall, Z. L. Hinman proprietor, 1412 Polk
Assessor City and County, New City Hall,
first floor
Assion Henry, tailor, r. 730 Vallejo
Asslon Joseph, merchant tailor, 205 Montgomery, r.
348 Third
Associated Press, A. Richardson agent Pacific Coast,
302 Montgomery, room 33
Associated Veterans of the Mexican War, 516 Bryant
Ast Eberhard L.. barber, 505 Washington, r. 3339 Six-
teenth
Astbury John, drygoods, 164 Ninth
Astell Henry, compositor Weekly Star, r. 239 Fremont
AsteU Robert E., mining superintendent, r. 1114 Fol-
som
Asten John L.,. expressman, r. NE cor Sansome and
Pacific
Aster George W., bookbinder L. Radius r. 1139
Twenty-first
Asti Charles, S. J., St. Ignatius College, 214 Hayes
Asfon George P., architect, r. 77 Ninth
Aston James, plumber, r. 411 Tenth
Aston John J., r. 205 Bartlett
Aston Melville, upholsterer F. S. Chadbourne & Co.,
r. 14 Thirteenth
Aston Thomas S., porter Hinz & Landt, r. 411 Tenth
Astor Block, siSl Sacramento
Astor House, Gray & Mack proptrs, 522 Pine
Astor Josephine Mrs., r. 205 Bartlett
Astorg Alphonso, butcher, 108 Fifth
Astorg Mareellin. butcher, 154 First r. 112 First
Astredo Anthony, wines and liquors, SE cor Stockton
and O'Farrell, r. 914 Vallejo
Astredo Joseph, clerk O. R. and N. Co., r. 914 Vallejo
Atctiinson B. M. «& Co. (Edward L. Cutten and
Mrs. C. M. Atchinson) dairy produce and pro-
visions, 16-30 Centre Market
Atchinson C. M. Mrs. (B. M. Atchlnson & Co.) r.
Oakland
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad,
John L. Truslow general western passenger agent,
26 Montgomery, ticket office 4 New Montgomery
Atchley Margaret, r. 916 Powell
Atger Leon, candy mnfr. 1125 Market
Athanasiade Eudoxia, widow, r. 1415 Mason, rear
DR. BAZAN'S
THER>I«-EI,ECTRIC
RUSSIAN and TURKISH BATHS
Mso Medicated and Electric Baths Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED
CHIMNEYS EEPAIRED. CHIMNEY- SWEEPING.
Cliininey Tops that ^vill dra^v.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Athanasiade Marco, peddler, r. 26 Howard Court'
Athearn Charles G. (Athearn & Co.) r. 1011 Treat Av
Athearn Charles H.. bookkeeper Athearn & Co. r. 1011
Treat Av
Athearn Frank, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.. r. Cal-
istoga
Athearn William, chief clerk collection dept Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 2916 Sacramento
Athearn & Co. (Charles G. Athearn) groceries, pro-
visions and ship stores, 54-56 Steuart
Athen Bernard A., cook, r. 1116 Seventeenth
Athenour Joseph, florist, r. 7 Vallejo Court
Athenour Joseph, peddler, r. 3 O'Connell PI
Atherstone Thomas M., clerk A. C. Donnell k Co., r.
Oakland
Atherstone T. S., with Singer Mnfg Co., r. Oakland
Atherton D. G. Mrs., widow, r. 1950 California
Atherton Dwight C, cashier Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
1015 J4 Twentieth
Atherton George H. B., r. 3025 California
Atherton Kate Mrs., r. 49 Clara
Atkins Alburtis, agent Examiner, r. 115 Fair Oaks
Atkins Alexander W., bookkeeper C. L. Dingley & Co.,
r. 1614 Scott
Atkins Charles, tinsmith, r. 618 Chestnut
Atkins Eben, warehouseman, r. 1920 Taylor
Atkins George, stage manager Vienna Garden, r. NW
cor Sutter and Stockton
Atkins Henry B. groceries and liquors, 918 Howard
Atkins John (Barbieri k Atkins) r. 304 Third
Atkins John, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 511
Folsom
Atkins Joseph, engineer, office 25 Davis, r. 1616 Geary
Atkins M. E., compositor Examiner, r. 521 O'Farrell
Atkins Robert C. (Orr & Atkins) r. 608 Geary
Atkins Robert S., salesman Orr & Atkins, r. 608 Geary
Atkinson David H., ironer Occidental Laundry
Atkinson Delia Mrs., r. 112 Clinton
Atkinson Edgar L., with Thomas T. Atkinson & Co.,
r. 1610 Turk
Atkinson Edward J., salesman William J. Heney &
Co., r. 371 Minna
Atkinson Edwin V., inspector Custom House, r. 312 3^
Castro
Atkinson Frank, r. 750 Harrison
Atkinson George, clerk Stockton and S. F. Packet Co.,
r. Oakland
Atkinson George F. , mnfr California wood novelties,
259 First r. 11 Clementina
Atkinson Hannah Mrs., r. 732 J$ Minna
Atkinson Henrv, sorter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 308}^ Folsom, rear
Atkinson James, bartender Herman Otersen
Atkinson John, commercial traveler, r. 503 Powell
Atkinson John E. W., salesman, r. 371 Minna
Atkinson John T., with Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 909
Laguna
Atkinson Joseph F., seaman, r. 238 Fremont
Atkinson Joseph H., r. 20 Oak
Atkinson Nathan real estate, 330 Pine, room 5, r. 803
Golden Gate Av
Atkinson Philip Q., shipping clerk William J. Heney
.t Cj., r. 2702 Sutter
Atkinson Ralph, rigger, r. 324 Vallejo, rear
Atkinson Rose W., widow, r. 371 Minna
Atkinson Thomas laborer P. M. SS. Co., r. 130 Freelon
Atkinson Thomas, sawyer M. & A. Hansen, r. 112
Clinton
Atkinson Thomas E., bookkeeper Henry L. Van Wyck,
r. 208 Eighteenth
Atkinson Thomas E., carpenter, r. 142}^ Fourth
Atkinson Thomas J., machinist, r. 732 Ji5 Minna
Atkinson Thomas T. «& Co. (Thomas T. At-
kinson) stockbrokers, 337 Pine
Atkinson Thomas Thompson (Thomas T. Atkinson &
Co.) r. 1610 Turk
Atkinson William, sailmaker. r. 18M Sacramento
Atkinson William J., carpenter, r. 222 J^ Fourth
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS, ETC.
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
Atkinson WilHani T.. carpenter, r. 1709 Polk
Atlantic and Pacific Fast Freight Llnf,
W. A. Bissell manager, general oflSce 110-112-114
Phelan Bldg, Heniy C. Bush agent, 4 New Mont-
gomery
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, W. A. Bissel
general freight and passenger agent, 110-112-114
Phelan Bldg
Atlantic Brush Co. (James C. and Robert Blair) 510
Montgomery, branch 937 ^ Market
Atlantic Consolidated itiiningf Co. (Storey
Co., Nev.) D. M. Kent secretary, 330 Pine, rooms
18-19
Atlantic Dynamite Co., Albert Dibble presi-
dent, L. B. Chapman secretary, office 30 Califor-
nia, works M.CaiusviUe, N. J.
ATLANTIC FISH CO. ,vho,.-
sale dealers dry and pickled tisli of all
kinds, also smoked lialibnt, tong'ues
and sounds. Thomas J. Knotrlea agent,
208 Sacramento
Atlantic Free Warelionse, Oilman & Danforth
proprietors, SE cor Battery and Broadway, office
lie-
Battery
ATLANTIC OYSTER AND CHOP HODSE
.Anderson cSi Levy proprietors, 330
Kearny
I Atlantic U. S. Bonded Warehouse, Gilman
& Danforth proprietors. 716-718 Battery
Atlas -Assurance Co. of London, H. M. New-
I hall * Co. general agents, 309-311 Sansome
Atlas Iron Works, Joseph B. Jardine proprietor,
213-215 Mission
' Atlei Fritz, dairyman r. Pierce, nr Greenwich
; Atley William, porter Friedlauder & Koch, r. 728
1 Union
: Ator Charles F., driver, r. 34 Austin
Attel Marks, pawnbroker, 25.i Third
I Attell Seymour, merchant tailor 19 Third, r. 50.5 Turk
Atthowe William C, clerk stmr Constance, r. 1619
I Folsom
j Attinger John, emitter Joe Poheim, r. NE cor Twenty-
1 fourth and Xoe
Attinger William F., tailor, r. 11.30 Turk
Attlebury Charles, carpenter, r. 7^ Albion Av
rney Ci
all, third
Attorney District, office Old City Hall, third floor
Attridge .\rthur, foreman Cahn, Nickelsburg k. Co., r.
210 Noe
Attridge Edmund, porter A. Schilling & Co., r. 2005
Leavenworth
Attridge Edward, laborer, r. 134 Fourth
Attridge Elizabeth, widow, r. 1010 Filbert
Attridge James porter Gibbs' U. S. Bonded Ware-
house, r. 2005 Leavenworth
Attridge Jeremiah, shoemaker, r. 2005 Leavenworth
Attridge John, clerk John Middleton, r. 1305 Broad-
way
Attridge John, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 2005 Leavenworth
Attridge Margaret, widow, r. 1305 Broadway
Attridge Thomas, laborer, r. 834 Fourth
Attridge Thomas, laborer, r. 2005 Leavenworth
Atwell EUfcn, widow, r. 28 Natoma
Atwell John, salesman Newman & Levinson, r. 303
I Eddy
I Atwood Amelia J., widow, r. 426 Shotwell
j Atwood, Atwood * Co. (B. H. and J. A. Atwood) man-
ufacturers' agents, 109 California
Atwood B. H. (Atwood, Atwood k Co.) r. 336 O'Far-
I rell
Atwood Caroline D. Mrs., teacher Girls' High School
r. 2015 Devisadero
Atwood Charles H., master mariner, r. 2429 Sutter
Atwood Elwsrd G., r. 426 Shotwell
Atwood Frederick J., clerk Fisher Ames r. 426 ShoU
well
Atwood George E. r. 127 Perry
Atwood George W., seaman, r. 263 East
Atwood Henry R., marine surveyor, 306 California, r.
Oakland
Atwood J. A. (Atwood, Atwood k Co.) r. Indiana
Atwood Melville, consulting and mining engineer,
402 Montgomery, r. Saiicelito
Atwood William, painter, r. 142 Fourth
Atzeroth F. & Brother (Frederick and Henry) gro-
ceries and liquors, SW cor Eddy and Buchanan
Atzeroth Frederick (F. Atzeroth & Bro.) r. NW cor
Eddy and Buchanan
Atzeroth Henry (F. Atzeroth & Bro.) r. NW cor Eddy
and Buchanan
Aubert Albert, sausage factory, 10 S. F. Market, r. 818
Broadway
Aubert Edward, clerk, r. 818 Broadway
Aubert Eugene, waiter, r. 87 Ninth
Aubert Lucien J., bookkeeper London, Paris and
American Bank, r. 1314 O'Farrell
Aubert M., r. 1226 Stockt.)n
Aubert Paul L., r. 1314 O'Farrell
Aubertin Charles, laborer, r. 1324 Florida
Aubertin George, barber, 722 Brannan, r. 725 Brannan
Aubertin -Joseph, bartender John P. Berger, r. 631
Sacramento
Aubin L. C, r. 501 Leavenworth
Aubonnett Julia, lodgings, 961 Market
Aubrey Brothers (Charles B. and Edmund E.) fruits
and vegetables, NW cor Twenty-third and Valencia
Aubrey Charles, tinner G. & E. Snook
Aubrey Charles B. (Aubrey Bros.) r. 130 Bartlett
Aubrey Edmund E. (Aubrey Bros.) r. 231 Chattanooga
Aubiey Francis O., cabinetmaker, r. 229 Chattanooga
Auburv E. Mrs., widow, r. 905 Market
Auclair Thomas, tanner, r. 108 Twenty-fifth
Aude Francis L., attorney at law, r. 619 Boah
Aude Joseph F., printer, r. 619 Bush
Audemard Emanuel, r. 478 Tehama
Audemard .Jules, bookkeeper, r. 478 Tehama
Audemard Marie, laundry, 478 Tehama
Audet Louis, machinist, r. 229 Sixth
Auditor City and County, office New City
Hall, first floor
Audley Thomas, sailmaker, r. 1149 Market
Auerbach Alfred (Auerbaoh & Thompson) r. 724 Har-
rison
Auerbach Leopold, r. 1514 Post
Auerbach Louis, r. 30 Harriet
Auerbach William, r. 1514 Post
Auerbach & Thompson (Alfred Auerbach and D^id
Thompson) proptrs Pac. Fringe Factory, 751
Market
Aufenanger Fred., clerk, r. 334 Beale .
Aufenanger Henry, clerk, r. 334 Beale
Aufenanger John L., bartender H. H. Heitman, r. 334
Beale
Aufrichtig Isaac, diamond setter M. Anfrichtig, r. 5
Russ
Aufrichtig Moritz, jeweler, 116 Sixth, r. 5 Rubs
Aufrichtig Samuel, watchmaker M. Aufrichtig, r. 5
Russ
Augenstein Ernst, Jeweler Rothschild & Hadenfeldt,
r. Oakland
Auger Bernard E., clerk John Saalnier & Co., r. 409
Howard
Auger Eugene B., clerk, r. 826 Howard
Auger F. Mme., modiste, r. 625 Larkin
Auger Frank, r. 824 Pacific, rear
Auger John, baker, r. 625 Larkin
Auger Louis F., carpenter, r. 702 Seventeenth
.\ugur Louis, r. 636 Valencia
Augur Thomas W., seaman, r. 504 Howard
August C, seaman stmr Mariposa
August John, teamster William Graham, r. S s Merri-
mac, bet Kentucky and Illinois
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
Hotels and Steamboats completely furnished with
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY.
Special Prices Given.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
<EXT ABO^■E rAL.^CE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
[Also the finest grades of Clarets, Hocke. \ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
I BurfnindicK, Saul ernes. Ports and Sherries ) 530 WASHINGTON STEEET.
AUG
189
AVE
August Louts, inspector Pac. Bell Tel. Co., r. 959
Mission
Augustine Ellen Miss, laundress, r. 510 Howard
Augiistiue Frances, r. 1737 Mission
Augustine H. W., salesman J. A. Folfjer & Co.
Augustine M. B., salesman J. A. Folger & Co., r.
Oakland
Augustine Morris (Eosenbaum & Co.) r. 29 Grant Av
Augustine Walter, sign and pictorial painter, 224
Townseud
Augustine William B., cabinetmaker, r. 22-t Townseud
Augustiny Charles, with Del Monte Milling Co.
Augustiny Frederick, barber Charles A. Koester, r.
1513 Valencia
Augustiny John, butcher H. H. Sayre, r. 28 Laurel Av
Augusto Filippe, barber, 336 East, r.908 Sansome
Augustus Charles, jeweler, r. 2330 Washington
Augustus F. Mrs., confectionery, 1007 McAllister
Augustus Frank, furniture packer, r. 1007 McAllister
Aul George, rancher, r. Kennebec, nr Crescent Av,
B. H.
Auld Cecelia, widow, r. 515 Folsom
Auld John M., harnessraaker, r. 214 Perry
Auld Mary, widow, r. 1703 Webster
Auld Robert, clerk H. H. Noble & Co., r. 1703 Web-
ster
Auld Robert W., engineer, r. 29 Boyce
Auld Royal I., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service, r.
North Temescal
Auld William P., salesman M. J. Flavin & Co., r. 515
Folsom
Aulguire J. A., teacher elocution, r. 445. Jessie
Ault Bernard, porter Cain & Mitchell, r. 606 Vallejo
Ault Joseph H., foreman Standard Oil Co., r. 652
Bryant
Axilt Joseph P., laborer, r. 552 Bryant
Ault Mary, laundress Lick Laundry, r. 552 Bryant
Ault Matthias, r. 364 Third
Ault Samuel W., truukmaker, r. 552 Bryant
10" Ault. See Alt
Aultman Mill and Mining Co. (El Dorado Co. Cal.) J.
M. BufiBngton secretary, 309 California, rooms 3-4
Aungst Luther, with Telephone Co., r. 959 Mission
Auradou A. L. & Co. (Alexander L. Auradou) poultry
and game, 515 Merchant
Auradou A. Leon Jr., with A. L. Auradou & Co., r.
1309 Powell
Auradou Alexander L. (A. L. Auradou & Co.) r. 1309
Powell
Aurlch Abraham, janitor John Swett Grammar School,
r. 1804 Geary
Aurora Borealis (monthly magazine) Bacon &
JDompany publishers, 508 Clay
Aurora Distilling Co. (Aurora, Indiana) agency 312
Sacramento
Aurouze Marius, barber, 203 Montgomerj; Av, r. 1525
Dupont
Auser Elijah W., r. 609 Minna
Auser Frederick, teamster, r. 509 Minna
Auser Lucie Miss, artist, r. 509 Minna
Aushermann A. B., clerk Telephone Transfer Co., r.
27 Capp
Ausinder Thomas J., night inspector Custom House,
r. E s Whitney, nr Thirtieth
Ausseresses Frederick, hackman, r. 40 Dorland
Austermuhle Charles H., cook, r. 799 Mission
Austin A., pressman Dempster Bros., r. 726 Laguna
Austin Alvah C, foundryman, r. 505 O'Farrell
Austin Benjamin C. r. 651^ Folsom
Austin Benjamin C. Jr., policy clerk South British
Fire and Marine Ins. Co., r. 651 Js Folsom
Austin Charles, waiter Tesmore & Krill, r. 257 Minna
Austin Charles G., r. 8 Otis PI
Austin Charles G. Jr., planer A. Waldstein, r. 8 Otis
PI
Austin Christopher, fireman stmr Willamette, r. IZ'bi
Silver
Austin D.« J., master stmr San Jos6
FRATINGER k CO.
READY-MADE SUITS
FOR
LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN.
105 KEARNY STREET.
REFLECTORS,
FOR SHOW WINDOWS AND STORES,
MADE AND REPAIRED.
W. E. LANE,
Plumber
505 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Austin Eiiward, clerk Overland House
Austin Edwin, longshoreman, r. 6 Lawrence PI
Austin Edwin C, millwright Henry Coubrough & Co.
r. 605 Clay
Austin Frank, r. 48 Minna
Austin Frank B., r. 514 Bush
Austin George B., liquor saloon, 1515 Polk
Austin George F., laborer, r. 8 Otis PI
Austin Henry, dentist, 634 Washington
Austin Henry, gripnian Market St. RR., r. 539 Lott
Austin Henry S. (Thos. H. Selby & Co.) 220 Mission
Austin James H., clerk local freight ofBce S. P. Co.,
r. 808 Guerrero
Austin James J., teamster, r. 516 Seventh
Austin John, papercarrier, r. 13^ Lafayette
Austin Joseph, drayman Crane, Hastings & Co. r. 516
Seventh
Austin Joseph, examiner claims P. M. SS. Co., r. Pal-
ace Hotel
Austin Joseph F., drayman, r. 516 Seventh
Austin Leonidas, merchant, r. 704 Howard
Austin M. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 308 Mason
Austin Richard, seaman, r. 415 East
Austin Sampson Jr., packer R. A. Swain & Co., r. 2233
Howard, rear
Austin Stephen H., boxmaker A. Waldstein, r. 8
Otis PI
Austin Thomas, miner, r. 411 Sansome
Austin Thomas B., r. Ahlborn House
Austin William, r. 36 South Park
Mistrian Benevolent Society, 71 New Montgomery
Austrian Military and Benevolent Society, 310 O'Far-
rell
Austrian Protective Association, 806 Montgomery
Autey William H., waiter J. A. Giusti, r. 36 Louisa
Autler Henry, with E. Shiier, r. 411 Van Ness Av
Automatic Se-wiiig Macliiiie, A. T. Eggleston
mau.iger, 124 Post
Auzerais House, Mrs. C. Miller proptr, 29 Grant Av
Auzerais Louis F.. shipping clerk Whittier, Fuller &
Co., r. 905 Fillmore
Avalos Crispin, printer, r. 27 Scott PI
Avan John, corporal police, r. 13 Tehama
Ave Frank M., porter Leon Blum & Co., r. 403 Folsom
Aveltant Peter, r. 118 Trenton
Aveime House, Joseph Koster proprietor, NE cor
Geary and Central AV ,
Avenue House, J. Jennings proptr, 220 Montgomery Av
Aver Horace J., collector, 214 Sansome, r. SW cor
Central and Florence
Aver James H. , proprietor Charleston Exchange,
W s Illinois, bet Napa and Butte
Aver Susie Mrs., restaurant, 919 Mission
Averell Albert 8., r. 1633 Mission
Averell Herbert E., druggist, r. 1(
Averill Harry C, bookkeeper Wm. L. Duncan, r. 139
Page
Averill Wilson, with Moore, Ferguson & Co., r. 564}^
Howard
Avery Augustus, stableman, r. 2 Carlos PI ^
Avery B. F. Mrs., r. 733 Bush
Avery Clark, carpenter, r. 824 Jessie
Avery Dean A., clerk D. K. Avery & Co., r. 1437
S'teiner
Avery Dean R. (D. R. Avery & Co.) r. 1437 Steiner
Avery D. R. & Co. (Dean R. Avery) fruits and vegeta-
bles, 18-19 Centre Market
Avery Edward, clerk, r. 825 Kearny
Avery Edward M., actor, r. 431 Franklin
Avery Eugene A., journalist, r. 17 Third
Avery Eunice H., widow, r. N s Solano, bet Iowa and
Pennsylvania Av
Avery Frank A., clerk Dodge, Sweeney & Co., r. 1437
Steiner
Avery Frederick, freight clerk stmr Willamette
Avery George, carpenter, r. 5 Torrens Court
Avery Helene Miss, actress Alcazar Theater, r. 431
Franklin
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Sfanufacturer of every description of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
4S to SO Beale Street, San Francisco.
Truman, Isham <& Hooker.
421-4-J7 Narket Street. tSole Aeents ftir
I>ed4rick.'s Perpetual Hay Presses.
AVE
190
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W. W. Blontague & Co.
pumps,
Suction and Force.
FOR HA3fl>, WIXD-MII.I. AX» POWER,
ALL, SIZES.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
9Q
Averv James O., compositor Filmer & Stiller Electro.
Co., r. N s Solano, bet Iowa and Pennsylvania Av
Avery Jasper W.. r. 230(! Post
Avery Joseph, first officer stmr San Juan
Avery Jiidson, clerk D. R. Avery & Co., r. 1308 Stelner
Avery Martin, sailraaker, r. 429 M Fourth
Avery Robert J. block and pump maker, 35 Sacra-
mento, r. 93 silver
Avery Walter I. (Avery & Van Zandt) 220 Sansome,
room 12
.Avery W. H., purser stmr San Bias
Avery & Van Zaudt (Walter I. Avery and John K. Van
Zandt) metal roofers, etc., 220 Sansome, room 12
A Voz Portugueza (weekly journal) 619 Montgomery
AVy tUQene, wholesale dealer Sheep.
Wool, Commission. Merchant., and sole
Sigent Mathe^vs' Tohacco Sheep Dip,
office 320 Sansome, room 11, slaughter
house, cor Railroad Av and St. Thomas,
r. 310 Lombard.
Axel Mary Mrs., Dakery and confectionery, 511 La-
guna
Axel Rudolph, r. 529 Valencia
Axelrod Abram, r. 434 Sixth
Axelrod Bernard, peddler, r. 434 Sixth
Axelrood Max, physician, 215 Kearny
Axelrood Simon, drygoods, r. 258 (;lara
AxeUen Albin, seaman, r. 1106 Montgomery
Axford William, iron foundry, Harrison, bet Seven
teenth and Eighteenth, r. NW cor Twenty-fifth
and Noe
Axford William Jr., foreman William Axford, r. 734
Capp
Axling Gottfried, watchmaker L. B. Cummings, r. 137
Clay
Axt Ludwig, boot and shoemaker, 1062 Howard
Axtell George M., bartender, r. 281 Minna
Axtell Henry, machinist James E. C. Kingsland, r. 424
Twenty-second
Axtell John Mrs., r. 3 Elm Av
Axtell Walter M.. artist Mlghell & Richards, r. Fruit
Vale
Axtell William F., compositor Call, r. 526 Kearny
Axtmann Leopold, bakery, 221 Fourth
Ayala Alexander, steerage steward stmr Newbern, r.
.520 Vallejo
Ayala Raymond, barber, 304 Folsom
Aydelotte James H., teacher Espina's Writing Acad-
emy, r. 409 Van Ness Av
Aydelotte Meta, vocalist Tivoli Opera House
Ayer Clarence E., engineer, r. 12 jj Powell Av
Ayer Cyrus, restaurant keeper, r. 1723 Market
Ayer Frank S., clerk Oregon Imp. Co., r. Alameda
Ayer Ira, special agent Treasury Dept., U. S. Apprais-
ers' Bldg
Ayer Joseph S., carpenter, r. 724 Seventeenth
1 Ayer Joseph Y., carpenter, 9 Hardy, r. 724 Seven-
teenth
Aye:;01iver D., restaurant keeper, r. 1723 Market
Ayer Washington, physician, 410 Kearny, r. 1622
Clay
I 10" Ayer. See Eyre
i Ayers Charles L., starter Market St.RR., r. 1650 Hayes
! Ayers Edwin H., clerk, r. 920 Dolores
I Ayers Emma, widow, r. 1208 Sutter
I Ayers Frank P., r. 472 Tehama
, Ayers Grace, widow, r. 307 Leavenworth
Ayers Grosvenor P., salesman Holbrook, Merrill &
' Stetson, r. 1605 Golden Gate Av
Ayers Henry, manager liquor saloon, NW cor Stockton
and O'Farrell, r. 841 Market
Ayers Huny)hrey, engineer, r. 920 Dolores
Ayers John C, corporal police, r. 627 Larkln
Ayers John C, plumber, r. 1415 Van Ness Av
Ayers Matthias, oysterman, r. 416^ Post
Ayers Maria D., widow, r. E s Carolina, bet Santa
Clara and Mariposa
Ayers Thomas, laborer Cul. Fireworks Co., r. N s Ser-
via, bet Susquehanna and St. John
Ayers William, calker, r. S s Servia, bet Susquehanna
and St. John
Ayers William Jr., blacksmith John Dippel, r. S B
Servia, bet Susquehanna and St. John
Ayers William H., carpenter, r. 1415 Van Ness Av
K^ Ayers. See Ay res and Eayrs
Ayhens Leon C. butcher Leon Blum & Co., r. 210
Montgomery Av
Ayhens Paul J., butcher Crummey & Hall, r. N 8
Teneriflfe, bet Platte and Yazoo
Ayhens Peter J., butcher Crummey i Hall, r. N a
Teneriffe, bet Platte and Yazoo
Ayler Thomas, machinist, r. 529 Sacramento
Ayling Walter, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 3
Riishton PI
Ayres Frederic V., with Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 233
San Jos6 Av
Ayres Frederick L., painter, 1621 Devisadero, r. 216
Sixth
Ayres George W., tinner, r. E s Carolina, bet Santa
Clara and Mariposa
Ayres Henry, machinehand Stockton Plaining Mill,
r. 600 Fillmore
Ayres Irvin (D. L. Beck & Sons) r. Oakland
Ayres James, longshoreman, r. 525 Green
Ayres Joshua B., r. SE cor Santa Clara and Carolina
Ayres Margaret, widow, r. 806 Leavenworth
Ayres Mary P., widow, r. 105 Larkin
Ayres Robert E., machinist, r. E s Carolina, bet Santa
Clara and Mariposa
Avres Sarah, widow, r.817 Montgomery Av
Ayres William, calker, r. Thirteenth Av, bet N and P.
South S. F.
Ayres William G., jobber, 817 Montgomery Av
Ayres Willis H., laborer freight dept S. P. Co., r. 913
Bryant
1^" Ayres. See Ayers and Eayrs
Ayscough Arthur, chairmaker Wakefield Rattan
Co., r. 106M Third
Ayscough William H., chairmaker Wakefield Rattan
Co., r. 106 M Third
Azevedo John P., dairyman, r. Ill Jackson
Azias Theodore, dyer, r. 12 Sellna PI
Baabe Harry, clerk, r. 1001 Minna
Baabe Louis, bookkeeper, r. 1001 Minna
Baack Annie, domestic, 2027 Howard
Baack Margaret, domestic 2027 Howard
Baacke Charles, baker, r. 763 Howard
Baader John, proprietor New York Cssino, 142
Fourth, r. 88 Everett
Baago Peter, mechanic Davis Bros., r. 46 Rltch
Baar James L., car conductor, r. 1636 Golden Gate Av
Baars August, clerk Detels & Bischoff, r. SE cor. Har-
rison and Main
Baartz John, molder Empire Foundry, r. 1319 Mont-
gomery
Baas Charles, bartender, r. 1802 Stockton
Baaser Ferdinand, distiller, r. N 8 Falkland, bet 8v
vannah and Platte
Babb Milton E., attorney at law, 605 Clay, r. 31 Third
Babbitt Annie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1129 Mission
JjAlJljliJ. iji lt| manufacturer
Best soap, soda, saleratns and potash
(New York) AVilliam A. Lieber, Pacific
Coast agent, 208 Sacramento
Babbitt John H., proptr Excelsior Straw Works, 120
Fourth, r. 1341 Howard
Babbitt Samuel T., ropemaker, r. NE cor Sierra and
Tennessee
Babcock Ella Miss, copyist, r. 114 Eighth •
THE LATEST STYLES,
THE FINEST GOODS,
THE BEST WORK at
"THE HASTINGS,"
1,ICK HOVSE B1.0CK.
THE LION Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, $4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SESTON, Asat Manager.
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
BAB
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Babcock George, Mining, r. 1184 Sutter
Babcock Harry, office 306 California, r. Palace Hotel
Babcock H. I., salesman E. A. Fargo & Co.
Babcock Jagjjer, traveling salesman, r. 109 Mont-
gomery
Babcock John P., with Geo. 0. Shreve & Co., r. 502
Powell
Babcock Joseph, r. 514 Leavenworth
Babcock Louisa Mrs., lodgings, 114 Eighth
Babcock Matthew, bookbinder Malloye & Broder, r.
227 Post
Babcock Warren, calker, r. 40 Spear
Babcock William (Parrott & Co.) r. San Rafael
Babcock William W., carpenter, r. 1048 Folsom
Babcock & Wilcox Water Tube Steam
Boilers, Charles G. Ewing general agent and
Pacific Coast manager, 561 Mission
Babcox Charles A., clerk The Bradstreet Co., r. 528
Eddy
Bable John, fireman stmr Oakland
Babin Demas C, collector L. C. Babin, r. 1213 Filbert
Babin Landry C. , real estate and rent collector,
413 Kearny, r. 1213 Filbert
Babkirk Alexander C, carpenter, r. 2108 Polk
Babkirk David P., weigher, r. 1212 Green
Babkirk Ellen, widow, r. 1212 Green
Babkirk Frederick H., weigher, r. 1212 Green.
Babllnga Frank, pantryman stmr Columbia, r. 252
Minna
Babson Seth, architect, 318 Pine, room 37, r. Alameda
Bacca Louts, cook, r. 629 Vallejo
JBaccala Clement, r. 921 J<J Union
Baccala Emil, r. 921 Union
Baccala Joseph, r. 921 H Union
Baccala Louis, restaurant keeper, r. 921 H Union
Baccelli P. (P. Baccelli & Co.) r. 1611 Geary
Baccelli P. & Co. (P. Baccelli and Giovanni Martini)
fruits and vegetables, 1611 Geary and 1517 Bu-
chanan
Baccelli S.. clerk, r. 1332 Dupont
Bacci Henry, seaman, r. 217 Broadway
Bacci Joseph (8. Bacci & Bro.) r. 635 Vallejo
Bacci Joseph, laborer, r. 11 Water
Bacci 8. & Brother (Santl and Joseph) wood and coal,
63S Vallejo
Bacci Santi (S. Bacci & Bro.) r. 635 Vallejo
Baccus Celina, widow, r. 2304 Harrison
Baccus Henry D., laborer Jason Springer & Co., r. 607
California
Baccus Kate, widow, r. 121 Francisco
Baccus Louis, patternmaker, r. 319 O'Farrell
Baccus Nellie, widow, r. 810 Vallejo
Baccns Richard Tlioinaa, butcher, SW cor
O'Farrell and Mason, r. 319 O'Farrell
Baccus Robert J., laborer, r. 624 Fourth
l^" Baccus. See Backess and Backus
Bach Abram, tailor, r. 1017 Washington
Bach August E., laborer, r. 3 Morrell PI
Bach Charles,' proptr Pioneer Bay and Union Malt
Houses, and importer and jobber hops, corks and
brewers' materials, 635-537 Sacramento, r. 1583
Folsom
Bach Charles, shoemaker, r. 451 First
Bach Charles, waiter The Louvre, r. 223 Minna
Bach Conrad, laborer, r. 524 Filbert, rear
Bach Dora M., widow, r. 1316 Pacific
Bach Frank, dairyman, S s Lahaina, bet Penobscot
and Santee
Bach Frederick W., bookkeeper, r. 1002 Powell
Bach Henry, bartender Holler & Jobst, r. 546 Howard
Bach Henry C, candymaker, r. 2022 Mission
Bach John {Bach, Meese & Co.) r. 2022 Mission
Bach John L., bookbinder, r. 2022 Mission
Bach, Meese & Co. (John Bach and Hermann
Meese) wholesale wines and liquors, 321 Mont-
gomery
Baohelder Alvah H., manager Holt Bros., 30-32 Main,
r. Oakland
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-ELECTRIC
RUSSIAN ani TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated aud Electric Batlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SEWER PIPE. SEWER TRAPS.
Sewers Laid Properly.
Sewers Repaired.
W, E. LANE,
Plumber, 503 Kearny Street.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Bachelder Charles T., exchange teller Pacific Bank,
r. 832 California
Bachelder Edward, clerk, r. Whitney, bet Thirtieth
and Randall
Bachelder Frank J., traveling salesman Henry Moli-
neux, r. 1402 Pacific
Bachelder Frederick H., conductor N. B. and M. KR.,
r. 813 Twenty-first
Bachelder Horace W., stenographer Lloyd & Wood, r.
116 Turk
Bachelder James, capitalist, r. 102 Fifth
Bachelder James W., clerk Mission Bay Warehouse,
r. Whitney, bet Thirtieth and Randall
Bachelder John W., attorney at law, r. 299 Hyde
Bachelder Sarah C, widow, r. Whitney, bet Thirtieth
and Randall
B£^ Bachelder. See Batchelder
Bachelle Louise C, furnished rooms, 630 Sacramento
Bacher A., salesman Keane Bros., r. 777 Market
Bacher Charles S., butcher, SE cor Clay and Taylor,
r. 1135 Clay
Bacher Frank A., merchant, r. 1124 Ji Folsom
8^" Bacher. See Backer. Baker, and Becker
Bachert A., clerk B. Nathan & Co., r. Baldwin Hotel
Bachfelder Frank, carpenter, r. 1072 Howard, rear
Bachle Charles T., carpenter, r. 412^ Fell
Bachinan Brothers (Herman S., Nathan S., Da-
vid S., and Leopold S.) importers foreign and
domestic dry goods, 10-12 Battery, New York office
66-68 Worth
Bachman Charles, clerk L. R. Myers, r. 813 O'Far-
rell
Bachman David S. (Bachman Bros.) r. 1617 Van Ness
Av
Bachman Felix, r. 1508 Post
Bachman Frederick W., r. 2124 Mission
Bachman Fredericka Mrs., fancy goods, 2124 Mission
Bachman Herman S. (Bachman Bros.) r. New York
Bachman Leopold I., office SE cor Battery and Cali-
fornia, r. 2224 California
Bachman Leopold S. (Bachman Bros.) r. 619 Leaven-
worth
Bachman Nathan S. (Bachman Bros.) r. 1716 Van
Ness Av
Bachman Ray, clerk H. Marx & Co., r. 1024 Larkin
Bachman Samuel N., clerk Bachman Bros., r. 1716
Van Ness Av
Bachman Simon (Esberg, Bachman & Co.) r. 1509
Gough
8^" Bachman. See Beckmann
Bachmann Jacob, cutler and locksmith, 729 Clay and
635 Kearny, r. 731 Clay
Bachmann Leonhard, cooper Kohler & Frohling, r.
212 Francisco, rear
Bachmann Theodore, bartender, r. 411 Dolores
Bachrodt Hugo, waiter Frederick Hellwig, r. 319
Powell
Bachstein Louis, furniture finisher, r. SE cor Santa
Clara and Hampshire
Bachtold Casper, wineworker Napa Valley Wine Co.,
r. 782 Harrison
Bachtmann Mathias. porter, r. 2 Chatham PI
Bacigalupi Antone, porter George H. Tay & Co., r. 1
Troy PI
Bacigalupi Antonio L. (Bacigalupi fcCasassa) r. 2 Tel-
egragh PI
Bacigalupi Charles, scavenger, r. 21 Lafayette PI
Bacigalupi Filbert, collector laccheri & Bacigalupi,
r. 524 Filbert
Bacigalupi Francisco, scavenger, r. 23 Morey Alley
Bacigalupi Frank, bookbinder, r. 1805 Mason
Bacigalupi Frank, liquor saloon, 412 Broadway
Bacigalupi Giovanni, boots and shoes, 427 3^ Broad-
way
Bacigalupi Giovanni, laborer, r. 522 Filbert, rear
Bacigalupi Giovanni, liquor saloon, 1224 Dupont
Bacigalupi James (laccheri & Bacigalupi) r. 624 Fil-
bert
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
LITHOGRAPHERS
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
420 California Street.
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EnoaiiMlic, <J1simmI uikI I'luiii.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Bacigalupi John, wood and coal, 2306 Mason, r. 314
Unlou
Bacigalupi Josef bootblack, r. 522 Filbert
Bacigalupi Joseph, dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 314 Union
Bacigalupi Joseph, laborer, r. 415 Francisco
Bacigalupi Joseph, real estate, r. 923 Howard
Bacigalupi Joseiih, wood carver, r. 1805 Mason
Bacigalupi Leon, dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 3U Union
Bacigalupi Luigl, gardener New City Hall, r. 2309 Ma-
son
Bacigalupi Luigl, laborer, r. 103 Vandewater
Bacigalupi Olento, laborer, r. SE cor Channell and
Fifth
Bacigalupi Paul (Bacigalupi & Co.) r. 420 Union
Bacigalupi Paul, bootblack, 652 Market, r. 522 Filbert
Bacigalupi Rope, widow, r. 9 Calhoun
Bacigalupi Stephen, marble cutter, r. 1805 Mason
Bacigalupi Thomas, real estate, r. G28 Broadway
Bacigalupi & Casassa (Antonio L. Bacigalupi and Ste-
fano Casassa) fruits, 507 Washington
Bacigalupi & Co. (Paul Bacigalupi and Giovanni Boz-
zulla) paints, oils, etc., 1408 Dupont
Bacigalupo Domeiiico, laborer, r. 617}^ Greenwich
Bacigalupo Domeuico, liquor saloon, 1419 Dupont
Bacigalupo Lorenzo, liquor saloon, 1341 Dupont
Bacigalupo Theresa, packer L. Demartiiii & Co., r.
1341 Dupont
Bacigalupo Vincent B., machinist, r. 322 Third
Back Glaus, carpenter, r. 58 Natoma
Back Frank J., marble ciitter Mission Marble Works,
r. 5 Railroad Av
Back Laurens, cooper Coos Bay Stave and Lumber
Co., r. 735 Brannan
Back Matthias, pantryman Ahlborn House
Back Peter S., bartender Hamilton & Johnson, r. W s
Tennessee, bet Sierra and Nevada
Backe .\rent C, glass stainer, r. 4115.J Octavia
Backe Frank, upholsterer, r. 2622 Sutter
Backer Abraham, tailor, 823 Pacific
Backer Charles H., baker, r. NE cor Clay and Mason
Backer Frank, shoe cutter, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 5, r. 1719 Post
Backer Henry, baker, r. NE cor Clay and Mason
Backer Nicholas, lodgings, 13 Pacific
Backer William, bakery, NE oor Clay and Mason
9^ Backer. See Bacher. Baker and Becker
Backess Charles E., compositor Examiner, r. 322
Lombard
Backhausen F. W., bookkeeper, r. 712 Turk
Backman Albert, bartender Wm. Mnller, r. 709 Mis-
sion
Backman Frederick E., stevedore, r. 13 Tehama, rear
Backman Jacob, cabinetmaker Geo. H. Fuller, r. 726
Harrison
Backstedt Diedrich, laborer, r. Chenery, nr Castro
Backstedt William, laborer, r. 46 Church
Bacbstrom Otto G. P., with Chas. F. Merle, r. 7Uii
Nineteenth
Backus Charles, master mariner, r. 121 Francisco
Backus Charles F., blacksmith, r. 1111 Leavenworth
Backus Frank, painter Henry White & Co., r. 366
Minna
Backus Jerome H., r. 700 McAllister
Backus Oscar J. (Geo. H, Tay & Co.) r. 1424 Adeline,
Oakland
Backus Peter, seaman, r. 700 Front
Backus Samuel W., journalist, r. 2119 Buchanan
e^ Backus. See Baccus
Bacome William (Flood & Bacome) r. 258 Clementina
Bacon Alonzo P., with S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 801
Li avenworth
Bacon Bridget K., widow, r. 1510 Washington, rear
Bacon Edward H., editor Coast Review, r. NE cor
Twenty-third and Chattanooga
Bacon Francis H., bookkeeper, r. 313 Ellis
Bacon Frederick L., porter, r. 729'/. Treat .\v
Bacon Gaston E. (Abramson, Bacon & Heuuisch, and
Abramson & Bacon) r. 1421 Steiuer
Bacon George H., assistant superintendent N. B. and
M. RB., r. 2817 Folsom
Bacon Henry D. , capitalist, 307 Sansome, room
1, r. 9t;o Oak, Oakland
Bacon Horace, crier U. S. District Court, r. 915)4
Market
Ba^on Jacob (Bacon & Company) r. 2200 California
Bacon John, shoemaker, r. 19 Julian av
Bacon John B., proprietor Magnolia Saloon, 213
Montgomery, next Ruse House entrance, r. 1711
Post
Bacon Joseph A., printer, r. NW cor Valencia and
Twenty-third
Bacon Joseph J., machine operator Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 19 Julian Av
Bacon Joseph S., agent Boston and Philadelphia
Board of Underwriters, 218 California, r. 806 Jones
Bacon Joseph V., clerk, r. 806 Jones
Bacon Louis G., teamster, r. 430 Shipley
Bacon M., r. 517 Mason
Bacon Mae Helene Miss copyist and transcriber, 331
Montgomery, rooms 40-41, r. The Baldwin
Bacon Maria Mrs., r. 19 Julian Av
Bacon Martin (Charles P. Harris & Co.) r. Alameda
Bacon Rebert M., printer, r. NW cor Twenty-third
and Valencia
Bacon William, steward tug Alert, r. 133 Jackson
Bacon William A., journalist, r. 326 Pacific
Bacon William F., machine operator Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 19 Julian Av
Bacon Walter O., clerk Davis Bros., r. 512 Mason
Bacon William O., clerk Redington & Co., r. 1413
Taylor
Bacon William R., foreman Pac. Casket Co., r. 313
Fremont
BACON & COMPANY ,.,.,.
Bacon and James E. A^er) book and
job printers, 508 Clay and 509 Sansome
Bacquie Henry (Bacquie & Peyre) r. 407 Geary
Bacquie & Peyre (Henry Bacquie and Emile Peyre)
liquor store, 407 Geary
Bada Ann, widow, r. S.Clara
Badaracco Antonio, wholesale wines and liquors, 1308
Pacific
Badaracco Charles, plumber, r. 1308 Pacific
Badaracco David, wood and coal, 1316 Pacific
Badaracco Louis, clerk Antonio Badaracco, r. 1308 Pa-
cific
Badaracco Louis, scavenger, r. 5 Gaven
BadarouB Sidney B., collector Michelssen, Roth &
Co., r. 48 Tehama
Baddeley William B., teamster Union Transfer Co., r.
309 O'Farrell
Baddeley William S., engraver John C. Irvine, r. 309
O'Farrell
Baden Max M., traveling salesman Will & Finck, p.
Oakland
Bader Christopher F., woodturner Charles O. Schnoor,
r. 946 Folsom
Bader John, millhand Pac. Woodenware and Cooper-
age Co., r. 210 Gough
Bader William, cook Gruen & Heydenaber, r. 1151
Mission
Bader William, liquor saloon, 657 Natoma
Badger Hill and Cherokee Gravel Mining Co. (Nevada
Co., Cal.) H. Picholr secretary, 320 Sansome,
room 24
Badger James, expressman, r. 1221 Laguna
Badger Thomas, cabinetmaker, r. 13 Scott PI
BADGER WILLIAM G,
commission
urcliasing
merchant and general
&
iircliasing a^ent and a^ent Hallett,
avis & Co's pianos, and George Wood
Co's OrgaiLS, 17 Post, r. Frnit Vale
TJGrS.
Imported and Domestic Rugs in immense variety.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Market St,
T. 3ijXjnNr33^5r,
JEWELRY, DIAMONDS,
1@1M tilT^i ami FI&t©t W^M%,
WHOLESALE AND BETAIL.
A Large Assortient of tlie Finest Diamoujs M Watcles iii ttie City.
7 and 9 Third Streets - - San Francisco.
CHAS DIETLE,
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Occidental Hotel, SAN FRANCISCO.
Finest Quality and Latest Styles of Custom Work Neatly Executed.
REPAIRING DONE AT SHORT NOTICE.
A. FTFKW"^. WIBOW
MANUFACTUKKK OF
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809 NIONTGONIERY STREET,
BEI. JACKSON AND PACIFIC. BMM 'lEAlf©!®®®, ©All,
FIRfST PREMIUM awarded at the Mechanics' Fair iu San Francisco ; Seventh
Industrial Fair, 1869 ; Eighth Industrial Fair, 1871. '
DIFIiOMA at Agricultural Fair, San Francisco, 1870.
PREMIUM at Sacramento State Fair, 1870.
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193
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Badgley William, tailor, r. 308 Minua
Badie Victor, machinist L. P. Garcin & Son, r. 633
Broadway
Badlam Alex. & Co. (Alexander Badlam and
Richard K. Allen) general insurance agents, 322
Montgomery
Badlam Alexander (Alex. Badlam & Co.) and
president Bankers and Merchanta' Mutual Life
Association of the V. S., 322 Montgomery, r. 1024
Franklin
Badlam Alexander T., with Bankers' and Merchants'
Mutual Life Assn of the U. S., 322 Montgomery,
r. 1024 Franklin
Badlam Edgar B., mechanical engineer and draftsman
Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 1024 Franklin
Bado August, bartender, r. 423 Dupont
Badoire Albert, waiter John Bergez, r. 120 Prospect PI
Badt Morris, merchant, r. 1307 Gough
Baebau Joseph, r. 974 Harrison, rear
Baecke Charles, shoefitter, r. 422 Post, rear
Baehr Ferdinand W., bookkeeper Carlson & Currier,
r. 9 Cedar Av
Baehr Heni-y, clerk, r. 3024 Sacramento
Baehr John M., liquor saloon, 414 Sansome, r. 1507k
Market
Baehr William, mnfg jeweler, C49 Sacramento, r. 1721
Sacramento
Baehr William Jr., grainbroker, r. 1721 Sacramento
Baer Augusts, bartender John Plagemann, r. 110 Ji
Geary
Baer Isaac, papercarrier, r. 38 J4 Moss
Baer Joseph, bookkeeper M. Braodenstein & Co. r.
504 Sutter
Baer Leopeld (Weil, Baer & Co.) r. 1726 Bush
Baer Powell, tailor, r. 15 Monroe
B^" Baer. See Baehr, Bahr and Bare
Baerne Jacob, cook, r. 212 Jessie
Baerschmidt Amelia F., widow, r. 815 Valencia
Baerschmidt Mas, cutter B. Blumenthal & Co., r. 815
Valencia
Baetlage Peter, capitalist, r. 14 Washington
Bafico John, scavenger, r. 437 Shipley
Bagala George, teamster J. Henry Kruse, r. 901 Shot-
well
Bagala Leo, restaurant, 3131 Mission, r. 32 Powell Av
Bagala Louis, r. 2631 Harrison
Bagala Mary, domestic, SW cor Green and Leaven-
worth
Bagarin N. L., salesman, r. 1203?i Folsom
Bageley Fanny, widow, r. 110 Church
Bageley Julius, clerk, r. 110 Church
Bagenstas Niklaus, brewer, r. 431 Pine
Bager Christopher, teamster Henry Northrnp, r. 625
Howard
Baggett Charles E., baker, r. 1028 Battery
Baggett William T. (Stockwell & Co.) and assistant
reporter Supreme Court Cal., office 305 Kearny,
r. 2901 Jackson
Baggott William, laborer Cal. Cracker Co.
Baggs Alexander L., clerk, r. 907 Howard
Baggs Edward B., clerk, r. 907 Howard
Bagler Patrick, hostler Fashion Stable, r. 221 Ellis
Bagley Albert B., clerk London, Northern, Queen
and Connecticut Ins. Co's. r. 28 Liberty
Bagley Angeline D., widow, r. 28 Liberty
Bagley Bridget Mrs., lodgings, 233 Third
Bagley David B., with Bank of California, r. 28 Lib-
erty
Bagley Jeremiah, hostler, r. 240 Jessie
Bagley John, laborer, r. 22 Perry
Bagley John J. & Co. (Detroit, Mich) mnfrs tobacco
office 109 Front
Bagley Perkins H.. captain night inspectors Custom
House, r. 443 Bryant
Bagley Peter, laborer P. M. SS. Co., r. 30 Federal
Bagley Sarah W. Miss, r. 28 Liberty
Bagley William H., soapmaker, r. 903 Shotwell
■9^ Bagley. See Begley
FRATINGER i CO.
H, SUITS ul m
105 KEARXY STREET.
GAS STOVES,
GAS riXTUEES, GAS BUENEES.
Bas Heaters lor all inrposes lor sale and made to orler.
V\/_ E_ L_A]5rE^
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNT STREET;
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Baglietlo Giacomo (Valente & Baglietto) r. 813 Val-
lejo
Baglietto Giuseppe, laborer, r. 422 Vallejo, rear
Baglietto Louis (L. Baglietto k Co.) r. 14 Cadell Alley
Baglietto L. & Co. (Louis Baglietto and Giacomo
Gracchi) commission merchants, 421 Davis
Baglin Hugh, laborer, r. 28 Gilbert
Bagnall Benjamin H., clerk ticket auditor S. P. Co.,
r. Oakland
Bagnall John, teacher Hamilton Grammar School, r.
20 Elliot Park
Bagnasco Policarpo, photographer I. W. Taber, r. 10
Lewis PI
Bagot Charles, machinist Pac. RolUng Mill, r. W s
Tennessee, bet Solano and Butte
Bagot Edward, hammerman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Tennessee, bet Solano and Butte
Bagot Edward A., heater Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Tennessee, bet Solano and Butte
Bagot Elizabeth Miss, teacher music, r. W s Tennes-
see, bet Solano and Butte
Bagot Ellen Miss, milliner, r. W s '{enneesee, bet So-
lano and Butte
Bagot Frederick, general agent Home Accident Assn,
204 Montgomery
Bagutti Peter, cook Occidental Hotel
Bahlman Henry, cashier John Wieland Brewing Co.,
r. 2231 Howard
Bahlmann Herman N., driver John Wieland Brewing
Co., r. 20 Perry
Bahls John F. W. (Althof & Bahls) r. 942 Linden, Oak-
land
Bahn Emil, butcher, r. 1944 Mission
Bahn Harry, dishwasher, r. 347 Jessie
Bahn Walter, bookkeeper, r. 1807. Jones
Bahnsen William J. Mrs., dressmaker, 729 Montgom-
ery
Bahr Charles, laborer, r. 24 Valparaiso
Bahr Fritz, butcher Theodore Moding, r. cor Corea
and Yazoo
Bahr Levy, cigarmaker, r. 23 Langton
Bahr Louis, wood and coal, 1305 Buchanan
Bahr Pauline, widow, r. 912 Folsom
Bahr William, butcher Theodore Moding,-r. cor Corea
and Yazoo
B^ Bahr. See Bar, Barr and Barre
Bahrs Andreas, insurance broker, r. 1515 Broadway
Bahrs George H. (Confidence Law, Collection and De-
tective Bureau) and attorney at law, 220 Sansome,
room 4, r. 1515 Broadway
Bahrs John, teamster Naber, Alfs & Brune, r. 810
Eighteenth j
Bahrt Catherina, domestic, S s Sierra, bet Vermon
and Kansas
Bahrt Martin, groceries and liquors, 15 Folsom
Baicke Henry, waiter, r. 244 Sutter
Bail Adolf, bookkeeper, r. 447 Minna
Bail Emil W., oiler stmr City of New York
Bail Paul, tailor Henry Planz, r. 15 Monroe
Bailey Albert, carpet layer Solomon Goldberg, r. 1916
Franklin
Bailey Albert J. (Bailey & Son) r. 911 Harrison
Bailey Alexander H., r. 309 Fell
Bailey Amos J., capitalist r. 120 Twelfth
Bailey A. M. Mrs, r. 1423 Kearny
Bailey Ann Mrs., r. 612 Powell
Bailey Angelo A., inspector Custom House, r. Mar-
tinez
Bailey Benjamin L., bedmaker, r. 438 Broadway
Bailey Burns, water tender etmr City of Sydney
Bailey Byron, carpenter, r. 428 Seventh
Bailey Charles, clerk, r. 120 Twelfth
Bailey Charles, clerk, r. 813 Pine
Bailey Charles, clerk, r. 844 Folsom
Bailey Charles A., millhand Miller & Hamilton, r.
286 Stevenson
Bailey Charles A., with Huntington, Hopkins b Co.,
r. Oakland
JOHN HAMMOND
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CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Hanafacturer of every description of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CABS.
48 to SO Beale Street. San Francisco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker.
421-427 Market St. Agricnltaral Imple-
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IMPORTERS OP
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, Sll, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Bailey Charles B., clerk, r. 824 Bush
Bailey Charles E., floormau Theodore B. Ro88, r. 639
Geary
Bailey Charles H. (Haslett & Bailey) r. 226 Fair Oaks
Bailey Charles H., clerk local freight office S. P. Co.,
r. 6 Freelon
Bailey Charles L., solicitor, r. 518 !< Valencia
Bailey Charles P., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service,
r. 207 Eleventh
Bailey Edward, clerk F. Garcia, r. 120 Twelfth
Bailey Edward F., teamster, r. 106 Eddy
Bailey Edward H., harnessmaker, r. 644 Sacramento
Bailey Edward J., clerk, r. 1202 Leavenworth
Bailev Edwin, laborer, r. 2 Sheppard PI
Bailey E. F... selector R. A. Swain & Co., r. 2142 Mis-
sion
Bailey Ellen, widow, r. 824 Bush
Bailey Elton F., cardriver, r. 56434 Howard
Bailey F. L., manufacturers' agent and general com-
mission, 16-18 Drumm, r. 320 Turk
Bailey Frank, plumber, r. .528 Hayes
Bailey Frank, restaurant, 23 Stockton
Bailey Frank F., carpenter, r. 26 Hayes
B&iley Frederick L., laborer, r. 1218'Union
Bailey Frederick P., miner, r. 1309 Mission
Bailey George (Bailey k McLean) r. 533 Commercial
Bailey George E., teamster, r. 1222 Folsom
Bailey George H., foreman machinists. F. Tool Co.,
r.l32^ Oak, rear
Bailey George G., stoker Engine No. 12, r. 101 Com-
mercial
Bailey George W., cardriver, r. 564 }< Howard
Beiley George W., laborer, r. 806 Treat Av
Bailey Henry, barrel dealer, r. 1015 Howard
Bailey Henry, mnfr curled hair, SW cor Marquesas
and St. John
Bailey Henry, painter, r. 1223 Lombard
Bailey Henry A., waiter, r. 438 Broadway
Bailey Isaac L. (Bailey & Son) r. 911 Harrison
Bailey James, r. 1511 )<i Larkin
Bailey James, clerk Ansel C Robinson, r. 236 Jessie
Bailey James bootblack, 105 Fourth, r.286 Stevenson
Bailey- James D., secretary Union Insurance Co.,
416 California, r. 1915 Franklin
Bailey James F., waiter Joseph S. Marshall, r. 31
Moss
Bailey James Mtirray, mining, r.418 Sutter
Bailey James S., trader, r. N s Silver Av, nr San
Bruno Road
Bailey James T., lodgings, 644 Sacramento
Bailey John, conducitor, r. 787 Folsom
Bailey John, painter Thomas Downing, r. 522 Turk,
rear
Bailey John, waiter, r. 81 Natoma
Bailev John R. saloon watchman stmr City of New
York
Bailey John T., horseshoer, r. 644 Sacramento
Bailey Joseph C, wool and leather, office 218 Califor-
nia, r. San Mateo
Bailey Joseph H., stationery and hardware, 524 Mont-
gomery Av, r. 830 Union
Bailey Judson C, gripman Market St. RB., r. 801
Halght
Bailey Kate M., widow, r. 113 Ridley
Bailey L. Miss, clerk restaurant Palace Hotel
Bailey Laura Miss, clerk Methodist Book Depository,
r. 1037 M Market
Bailey Lewis H., machinist S. P. Co., r. 207 Fell
Bailey Louis S., salesman Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r. 437
O'Farrell
Bailey Margaret, widow, liquor saloon. 71 Minna
Bailey Newton J., assistant receiver City RR., r. 26
Thirteenth
Bailey Oliver, coffee saloon, 26 Hayes, r. 23 Stockton
Bailey Orrin J., foreman Sterling Furniture Co., r.
733 Church
Bailey Patrick, cooper, r. 719 !<S Brannan
Bailey Peter (Kelly & Bailey) r. 1328 Florida
Bailey Samuel, band sawyer Jason Springer & Co., r.
Oakland
Bailey Samuel C, plumber, r. 1320 Steiner
Bailey Sarah, widow, r. 2443 Mission
Bailey Sarah M. Mrs., r. 757?^ Howard
Bailey Shepard D., proptr TehamaHouse, r.438 Broad-
way
Bailey Stephen E., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1119
Kearny
Bailey Thomas (Thomas Bailey & Co.) r. 702 Van
Ness Av
Bailey Thomas J. (Bailey & O'Donnell) r. 528 Hayes
BaiUy Thomas W., bookkeeper Ames & Detrick, r.
Oakland
Bailey Thomas fc Co. (Thomas Bailey) proptrs Pac.
Wool Depot, cor Fifth and Bluxome
Bailey Walter, with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
331 Turk
Bailey William, bartender, r. 730 Vallejo
Bailey William, curled hairmaker. r. NW cor Mar-
quesas and St. John
Bailey William, foreman Ferdinand Koenig, r. 730
Vallejo
Bailey William, seaman, r. 15 Auburn
Bailey William B., patternmaker Risd.on I. and L.
Works, r. 1015 Howard
Bailey William E., teamster, r. 409 Greenwich
Bailey William H., laborer Pac. Oil and Lead Works,
r, 719 Brannan
Bailey William H., capitalist, 401 California, room 2,
r. Oakland
Bailey 4: McLean (George Bailey and William Mc-
Lean) proptrs Railroad Lodgings, 533 Commer-
cial
Bailey & O'Donnell (Thomas J. Bailey and Thomas
J. O'Donnell) plumbing and gasfitting, 542 Hayes
Bailey & Son (Isaac L. and Albert J.) fruits, 911 H
Harrison
t^ Bailey. See Baillie. Bailly, Bayley and Bayly
Bailie John C, clerk 0. R. and N. Co., r. 36Ji Stan-
ley PI
Bailie Thomas, foreman O. R. and N. Co., Spear St.
Wharf, r. 36 H Stanley PI
Baillie George B., clerk, r. 406k O'Farrell
Baillie William, foreman W. B. Sumner & Co., r. 108
Baillv Achille (Bailly Bros.) r. 514 Filbert
Bailly Arthur (Bailly Bros.) r. 2328 Pine
Bailly Brothers (Arthur and Achille) porkpackers, 71
Cal. Market
Bailly Edward J., dresser B. Blumenthal & Co., r.
2328 Pine
Bailly Eugene, bookbinder, r. 1836 Powell
Bailly Eugene, shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r.
514 Filbert
Bailly John M.. conductor, r. 401 Fourth
Bailly Jules J., with Bailly Bros., r. 1703 Duponi
Bailly Leon F., stonegrinder Schmidt Label and
Litho. Co., r. 4 Cadell Alley
Bally Alexander H., r. 309 Fell
Baily Alexander H. Jr., carpenter, r. 307 Fell
Baily David, carpenter, r. 309 Fell
Baily Elislia I., colonel U. S. A., medical director
Division of the Pacific and Department of Cali-
fornia, Phelan Bldg, r. 634 Golden Gate Av
Bailv George H., gripman Market St. RR., r. 1030
Page
Baily Walter C, carpenter, r. 309 Fell
Bally Washington I., plasterer, r. 2621 Mission
Baily William J., proptr Isthmus House, 54 First
Baily William K., clerk Kraker & Israel, r. 54 First
Baily Wilson S., plasterer, r. 2621 Mission
90" Baily. See Bailey, Baillie, Bailly and Bayley
Bain Anna, widow, r. 1436 Pine
Bain Alexander (S. F. Stove Works) r. Alvarado, Cal.
Bain Charles, master mariner, r. 906 Filbert
Bain D. C. Mrs., r. 40 H Geary
Bain Douglas J., ironworker, r. 507 Mission
MANN & BENEDICT,
SUCCESSORS TO
C. C. HASTINGS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND
l^ICK HOUSE BI.OCK.
ORIENT lis. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital,
Assets,
$1,000,000
$1,551,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SESTCN, Asst Maaiger.
I1ICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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195
BAK
Bain Florence, -widow, r. 425 Greenwich
Bain George, compositor Joseph Winterburn b Co.', r.
4'J5 Greenwich
Bain James, engineer, r. N s Twenty-fifth, bet Noe
and Castro
Bain James, machinist, and extraman Hose No. 3, r.
6()G Harrison
Bain John, treasurer Cal. Savings and Loan Society,
r. 31 Perry
Bain Thomas M., machinist, r. Twenty-fifth, bet Noe
and Castro
IS" Bain. See Baine and Bane
Bainbridge Arnop, detective, r. 10 Bourbin PI
Bainbridge Edgar, mining, r. 1030 Howard
Bainbridge Peter, commercial traveler Lachman &
Jacobi, r. 508 Second
Baine Patrick J., plumber John P. Doherty, r. 853J<i
Baines George J., r. NE cor Folsom and Eleventh
Baines Thomas, shoemaker John T. Sullivan, r. San
Miguel
Baines Thomas F. O'M., book agent, 1331 Minna
Baird Andrew, stock and bond broker, 438 California,
r. Berkeley
Baird Azariab M., superintendent Sanborn, Vail &
Co.,r. 1211 Mission
Baird Benjamin H., rancher, r. 1454 Franklin
Baird George W., gripman Clay St. KR., r. 1418 Hyde
Baird James M., printer, 429 Montgomery, r. Berkeley
Baird Robert H., molder Pac. Iron Works, r. 322 Sixth
»^ Baird. See Beard
Baires Antonio S., laborer, r. Ill Jackson
Bajer William, r. 266 Brannan
Bajetto Nicholas, waiter stmr Santa Rosa, r. 220 Lom-
bard
Bakarcich Simon, restaurant keeper, r. 815 Stockton
Baker A., r. 517 Mason
Baker A. & A. (Augustus Baker) pictures and frames,
742 Mission
Baker Adam, driver Swain Bros., r. 115 Natoma
Baker Adam, teamster, r. 332 Brannan
Baker Alfred D., night watchman, r. 625 Vallejo
Baker Alfred G., porter, r. 41 Langton
Baker Alfred W., clerk Custom House, r. 403 Leaven-
worth
Baker Allan, cigarmaker, r. 210 Bush
Baker Ann, widow, r. 433 Fulton
Baker Arthur, molder, r. 24 Eleventh
Baker Arthur, teamster, r. 449 Clementina
Baker Arthur S., cashier Payot, Upham & Co., r. 1812
Lyon
Baker August, kitchenhand Palace Hotel
Bal<er Augustus (A. & A. Baker) r. 15 Fair Oaks
Baker Carl, pressman, r. 213 J^ Vallejo
Baker Cass. A., bartender, r. 202 Sixth
Baker Charles, bakery, 508 Sixteenth
Baker Charles, bartender Anderson & Olsen, r. 2
Grace Terrace
Baker Charles, painter, r. 219 Prospect PI
Baker Charles, seaman schr Mary and Ida, r, 263 East
Baker Charles, shipcarpenter, r. W s Railroad Av, bet
Manitoba and Dominica
Baker Charles E., clerk Haas Bros., r. 1507 Folsom
Baker Charles F. (Witzel & Baker) r. 1204 Leaven-
worth
Baker Charles F., bookkeeper Sather & Co., r. Oakland
Baker Charles H., nurseryman, r. W s Chenery nr
Thirtieth
Baker Charles H., teamster, r. 35 Zoe
Baker Charles H., transferer Schmidt Label and
Litho. Co., r. 1211 Union
Baker Charles S., lettercarrler Post Ofllce, r. 2012
Taylor
Baker Charles W., drug clerk, r. 434M Tehama
Baker Clarence W., compositor Chronicle r. 726
Bush
Baker Conrad, clerk, r. 1 Reed PI
Baker Conrad, foreman laboratory U.S. Mint r. 34 Page
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-EtECTRIC
RUSSIAN aii TURKISH BAIBS
Also Medicated and Electric Batls GiveL
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SANITARY PLUMBING
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES WELL DONE.
Repairing a Specialty.
-W- E . 3L..A.2^TE ,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
EsUbliBhed 1800. Telephone 315.
Baker Paiiipl, tanner, r. 278 Tehama
Baker Oiviil.^ Miuii.-; Co. (Placer Co., Cal.) D.
M. Kent, secretary 330 Pine, rooms, 18-19
Baker Dorsey F., miller Golden Gate Flouring Mill,
r. 120G Market
Baker Edward J., driver City Carriage and Cab Co., r.
174 Jessie
Baker Eugene J., teamster, r. 23 Oak Grove Av
Baker Fannie Mrs., groceries and liquors, 218 Bitch
Baker Fannie E. Mrs., teacher Mission Grammar
School, r. 132 Guerrero
Baker Frank E., machinist, r. 2601 K Sacramento
Baker Frank J., assistant librarian S. F. Law Library,
r. 23 Oak Grove Av
Baker Frederick, r. 366 Minna
Baker Frederick, cook, r. 1338 Pacific
Baker G., r. 638 Commercial
Baker George, driver, r. 759 Folsom
Baker George, laborer Cal. Brewery, r. cor Serpentine
Av and Bryant
Baker George, porter M. Heller & Sons, 112 Sutter
Baker George, seaman U. S. strar McDowell
Baker George, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 22 Minna
Baker George G., book agent, 120 Sutter, room 72, r.
511 Mason
Baker George H., lithographer and engraver, 581 Mis-
sion, r. S s Green, bet Baker and Lyon
Baker George H., mlUhand Golden Gate Flouring
Mill, r. 114 Eddy
Baker George L., laborer, r. 532 Fourth
Baker George W., civil engineer, r. 106 Post
Baker George W. C, clerk Frank & Eisner, r. 34 Page
Baker Gustave, harnessmaker L. D. Stone & Co., r. 1
Grant Av
Baker George W., clerk, r. 211 Turk
Baker H., helper Cal. Horse Shoe Co.
Baker Harry, carriage painter, r. 450 Natoma
Baker Harry R. (H. R. Baker & Co.) r. 2510 California
Bakor Henry, artist John Mallan, r. 33 Rausch
Baker Henry, cook, r. 435 Pine
Baker Henry, currier, r. Twenty-fifth, bet York and
Hampshire
Baker Henry, steward stmr Eureka, r. 3J4 Broadway
Baker Henry, waiter Oscar Ohnstein, r. 249 Fourth
Baker Henry, water tender stmr Newborn, r. 739 Har-
rison
Baker Henry H., lumberman, r. 236 Townsend
Baker Henry T., grain receiver, r. 603 Bush
Baker Horace, bookkeeper Ross & Hewlett, r. 409
Dolores
Baker H. R. & Co. (Harry R. Baker and Robert S.
Mellck) merchandise brokers, 122 Front
Baker Isaac, laborer, r. 1426 Dolores, rear
Baker Isaac M., groceries and liquors, 100 Eddy, r. 813
Valencia
Baker Jacob H., superintendent factory Geo. C.
Shreve & Co., r. 219 Chattanooga
Baker James, draftsman Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
West Oakland
Baker James S., r. 614 Lombard
Baker John, longshoreman, r. 286 Union
Baker John, night watchman P. M. SS. Co., r. 137}^
Silver
Baker John, porter stmr Queen of the Pacific, r. 126
Chattanooga
Baker John, shoemaker, 427 Fourth
Baker John E., driver, r. 531 Sacramento
Baker John H., stevedore, r. 286 Union
Baker John L., teamster Studebaker Bros. Mnfg Co.,
r. 1011 Harrison
Baker John M., salesman, r. 216 Powell
Baker Joseph, machinist W. T. Garratt &Co.. r.l721}<
Mission
Baker Joseph E., journalist Examiner, r. 1819 Lyon
Baker Joseph H., Inspector Custom House, r. 251
Clara
Baker J. Ridley, clerk I. W. Taber, r. cor Church and
Liberty
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
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Baker Jiiilah (Steveus, Baker & Co.) r. :j21 First
Baker J. W., pbotoarapber, r. 414 J^ Third
Baker L. F. & Co. (Louis F. Baker) produce commis-
giou, 125 Washington
Baker Lidell, attorney at law, C09 Sacramento, r. 1420
Clay
Baker Livingston L. (Baker & Hamilton) r. 1882
Washington
Baker Louis, stenographer, r. Fourth Av, nr Point
LoboB Av
Baker Louis F. (L. B. Baker & Co.) r. Alameda
Baker Lucy A., widow, r. 1090 Union
Baker Luke N., r. 508 Missi'.n
Baker Marian, widow, r. 2001 J< Sacramento
Baker Mary, widow, r. 434 J4 Tehama
Baker JIary Miss, compositor Pac. Churchman, r. 126
Chattanooga
Baker Maurice M., proptr Olympic Theater, SW cor
Morton and Grant Av., r. 101 Grove
Baker M. C. Kev., r. cor Point Lobos and Fourth Avs
Baker Michael, baker, r. 713}^ Vallejo
Baker Oliver H., real estate, r. 700 Broadway
Baker Orrin S., attorney at law, 318 Pine, r. 2211
Webster
Baker Orborne F., assistant foreman Engine No. 1,
and liquor saloon, 825 Montgomery, r. 1416 Powell
Baker Osgood D., engineer California Sugar Refinery,
r. 1126 York
Baker Richard, teamster, r. 1118 Howard
Baker Richard J., r. 8 Adair
Baker Robert B., machinist, r. 2517 Larkin
Baker Robert S., broker, r. 754 Mission
Baker Robert T. (Baker & Kirk) r. 957 Brvant
Baker Rush D., freight clerk S. P. Co., r. "Oakland
Baker Samuel, agent Garcia Saw Mill (Point Arena)
office 202 Sacramento, r. East Oakland
Baker Samuel, salesman A. Andrews, r. 217 Austin
Baker S. C. Mrs., teacher Laguna Honda Primary
School, r. Point Lobos Av, nr Fourth Av
Baker Schuyler carpenter, r. 213 Prospect PI
Baker Theodore, painter, r. 824 Kearny
Baker Thomas F., teamster Baker & Kirk, r. 957 Bry-
ant
Baker Thomas P., compositor Examiner, r. 1216 Fol-
Bom
Baker Thomas R., compositor Examiner, r. 1216 Fol-
som
Baker W., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Baker Walter H., clerk Stevens, Baker & Co.
Baker Walter T., view artist, 1073 M Market
Baker William Mrs., varieties, 218 Rltch
Baker William (Suhr & Baker) r. 216 Harrison
Baker William, carpenter, r. 13 Twenty-second
Baker William, driver Omnibus RR., r. 133 Berry
Baker William J., clerk J. H. Dorety r. Oakland
Baker William G., propertyman, r. 434 i4 Tehama
Baker William T., bartender, r. 242 Minna
Baker Winfield S., bartender, r. 519 Post, rear
BAKEE & HAMILTON
(Livingston L. Baker and Robert M.
Hamilton) importers and jobbers agri-
caltaral implementg, macliines, Iiard-
^vare, etc., and proprietors Benicia Ag-
ricultural Works (Benicia, Cal. ) XW
cor Pine and Davis, and 9-15 J, Sacra-
mento
Baker & Kirk (Robert T. Baker and Edward Kirk)
draymen, 10 Davis
Bakers' Home, Hess 4 Herttell proptrs, 643 Pacific
Bakers Home, Moeller & Granfi'el proptrs, 625 Clay
Bakewell Frederick F., coachman, r. 9 Monroe
Bakofsky Carl, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 318
Langton
Balanesi Giuseppe, produce commission, 107 Clark
Balaracco Luigj, scavenger, r. 5 Gavin
Balberdo Julius, stripper H. Plagemann & Co., r. 407
Montgomery Av
Balbi Louis, bookkeeper, r. 220 Montgomery Av
Balch Daniel W., assayer, r. 2323 Fillmore
Balch George T., student Heald's Business College, r.
2323 Fillmore
Balch H. D., with general passenger and ticket agent
S. P. Co.. r. 2323 Fillmore
Balch John W., master mariner, r. 28 Rincon PI
Balcom Charles F. Mrs., widow, r. 1413 Larkin
Balcom Lydia F.., seamstress, r. 401!^ Oak
Balczynski Mieczislas, architect, r. 601 Golden Gate-
Av
Bald Herman, laborer, r. 1208 Mission
Bald Mountain Mining Co. (Sierra Co., Cal.) H. Pl-
choir secretary, 320 Sansome, room 24
Balderson W.. workman U. S. Mint, r. 621 Bush
Baldi Martin, teamster S. Nardelli, r. 1803 Mason
Baldocchi Frank, salesman, r. 512 Green
Baldocchi Giovanni (Baldocchi & Co.) r. 2501 Howard
Baldocchi Joseph (Baldocchi 4: Dellosso) r. 1310 Du-
pont
Baldocchi & Co. (Giovanni Baldocchi & Matteo Del
Porto) fruits and vegetables, 2501 Howard
Baldocchi & Dellosso (Joseph Baldocchi and Charles
Dellosso) fruits and vegetables, 1310 and 1332 Du-
pout
Baldridge Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 3005 Laguna
Balducci Anipa, laborer, r. 11 Water
Baldwin Addison H., deputy Sheriff, r. 1627 Poet
Baldwin A. L., clerk, r. 871 Market
Baldwin Albert S. Mrs., widow, r. 1530 Eddy
Baldwin Alexander, miner, r. 2 Henrietta Square
Baldwin Alexander R., real estate, 328 Montgomery,
r. 2127 California
Bald^vin Alfred W. , superintendent Porter, Sles-
singer & Co., r. 317 Jones
Baldwin A. S. (McAfee Bros.) r. 1001 Pine
Baldwin Barry (Blum, Baldwin & Girvin) r. Oak-
land
Baldwin Charles, bricklayer, r. 448 Ji Xatoma
Baldwin Charles A., clerk, r. 1001 Pine
Baldwin Charles H. (E. L. G. Steele & Co.) r. New
York
Baldwin David F., laborer, r. 549 Fulton
Bald-win E. J., manufacturer fine wines and
brandies, offices 27 Ellis, and 57 North Spring,
Los Angeles, r. 1217 California
Baldwin Frederick A., agent, 632 Market, r. 145 Ellis
Baldwin George, laborer W. W. Montague & Co., r.
Ocean View
Baldwin George E., suryeyor Sanborn Map and Pub-
lishing Co., r. 1527 California
Baldwin Henry, clerk Chief Quartermaster, Depart-
ment California, U. S. A., r. 103 Geary
Baldwin Hiram S., physician, 612 Clay
Bald^vin House, Holm & Saxtorph proprietors,
14-16 Ellis
Baldwin H. R., driver White's Laundry, r.955 Howard
Baldwin Imogene Mrs., r. 2624 Bush
Baldwin James M.. carpenter, 103 Fifth. r.9153i Mar-
ket
Baldwin James T., driver White's Laundry, r. 32
Shotwell !■:' ■ SK^'
Baldwin James W., carpenter and builder, 321 Sutter
Baldwin J. C. traveling salesman D. L. Beck k Sons,
r. Oakland u-.
Baldwin John, seaman, r. 263 East ! «'"'"■
Baldwin Josiah A., clerk Post Office, r. 1817 Pine
Baldwin Leon Mrs., r. NE cor Gough and Broadway
Baldwin Lvdia A., widow, r. 107 Hayes
Baldwin Marcus M., clerk, r. 816 Valencia
Baldwin Margaret, domestic 731 Green
Baldwin Marshall S., clerk Edgar P. Preston, r. SE
cor Polk and Sacramento j.Tgs;i. "^"b.
Baldwin Mary, laundress, r. 517 Mission
Baldwin M. F. Miss, teacher Filippe's Academy of
Languages -"■
Baldwin Xellie S. Miss, teacher Hamilton Grammar
School, r. 1527 California
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
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Equal to the Best.
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Baldwin Orville C, with O. D. Baldwin, r. 1627 Post
Baldwin Orville D. , real estate agent, 238 Mont-
gomery, r. 113 Powell
Baldwin Pharmacy, Charles Rogers proprietor,
NE cor Market and Powell
Baldwin P. N. Mrs., widow, r. 1527 California
Baldwin Robert L. , stock clerk Bush & Mallett, r. 2
Henrietta Square
Baldwin Rosanna, widow, r. N s Dominica, bet Yazoo
and Platte
Baldwin Samuel C, clerk F. A. Wheeler, r. 1421 Scott
Baldwin Sherman C, physician, 850 Market, r. 2924
Clay
Baldwin Sidney M. (Hall & Baldwin) r. 2401 Mission
Baldwin S. J. Mrs., widow, r. 3 Clyde
Baldwin Starr, physician, r. 777 Market
Bald>vin The, Pearson & Arnold proprietors, NE
cor Market and Powell
Baldwin Theater, Al Hayman proprietor, 932-
936 Market
Baldwin Thomas, aeronaut, r. 229 Kearny
Baldwin Thomas, laborer, r. 549 Fulton
Baldwin Thomas J., calker, r. Ocean View
Baldwin Thomas J., telegraph operator, r. 25 Laskie
Baldwin William H., street contractor, r.232 Shotwell
Baldwin William R., r. 130 Second
Bale Oro. r. 415 Powell
Balena Alexander, conductor Geary St. RR., r. 419
Natoma
Bales David W., blacksmith P. C. SS. Co., r. Oakland
Baletto George, peddler, r. 2405 Taylor, rear
Balfe Michael J., chief bartender Occidental Hotel,
r. 2415 Fillmore
Balfour, Gtithrie Si Co. (Stephen Williamson,
Alexander Guthrie, Robert Balfour, Robert B.
Forman and Robert Bruce) shipping and com-
mission merchants, 316 California
Balfour Robert (Balfour, Guthrie & Co.) r. Oakland
Balfrey John, shoemaker, 506}^ Howard
Balisi Giuseppe, fruits, SE cor California and Leides-
dorff
Balk Henry, clerk, r. 1605 Dupont
Balk Stephen S., pressman Kindler & Co., and extra-
man Hook and Ladder No. 4, r. 2013 Hyde
Balke William, laborer, r. 2015 Dupont
Balkin Alfred A., piano dealer, r. 1420 Geary
Balkin Leonard S., clerk Plaza Stores, r. 1427 Mason
Ball A. Everett, attorney at law, 39-41 Merchants'
Exchange, r. 405 Taylor
Ball Alfred, groceries and liquors, NW cor Twen-
tieth and Shotwell
Ball Anna, widow, r. 2111 Scott
Ball Daniel, teacher music, r. 2307 Broadway
Ball Ezra R., woodworker, r. 1723 Market
Ball Frank J., packer Truman, Isham & Hooker, r.
923 J4 Mission
Ball Frederick, teamster Benj. Curtaz & Son, r. 22
Minna
Ball Gardner (Ball & Julian) r. Palace Hotel
Ball George, seaman schr City of San Diego, r. 160
Steuart
Ball George A., bookkeeper Alfred Greenebaum &
Co., r. 1818 Pierce
Ball Henry M., r. 1908 Stockton
Ball Horace W. (S. Taylor & Co.) and chief clerk M.
P. and M. dept S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Ball James E., varnisher, r. 108}^ Hayes
Ball Jay H., lodgings, 115 Second
Ball Joel, dentist, r. 45 Garden Av
Ball John, chicken ranch, S s Russia Av, nr Naples,
Excelsior Homestead
Ball John, jeweler Thomas D. Hall, r. 1219 Mission
Ball Robert C, architect, 302 Montgomery, room 14,
r. 2922 Folsom
Ball Thaddeus, car conductor, r. Cable House
Ball William B., salesman, r. 44 Twelfth
Ball William K., messenger Pac. Transfer Co., r. 1317
Larkin
FRATINGER & CO.
THE LEADING
CM AND SUIT HOOSE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
johnIaiiiiwiond
WATER CLOSETS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION CAREFULLY REPAIRED.
PLUMBER,
Established 1S60.
505 KEARNV STREET.
Telephone 315.
Ball William P., r. 923 M Mission
Ball Si Julian (Gardner Ball and George N.Ju-
lian) proprietor Occidental Wool Depot, 436
Townsend
Ballabrigga Frank O., porter stmr Columbia, r. 454
Sixth
Ballantine Edward W., glovemaker, r. 418 Twenty-
fourth
Ballantine Robert, carver Pac. Spring and M.attress Co.
Ballantyue Alexander, civil engineer U.S. Engineer's
Dept. r. 1708 O'Farrell
Ballard Charles W., brakeman S. P. Co.
Ballard Duane (Duaue Ballard & Co.) r. Alameda
Ballard Duane & Co. (Duane Ballard) grain brokers,
122 Davis
Ballard Edward R., physician, 36 Geary
Ballard E. L. Mrs., widow, r. 23M Oak
Ballard George, house and sign painter, 119 Davis, r.
31 Everett
Ballard George, machinehand Union Box Factory, r.
Oakland
Ballard George, tinsmith, 616 Post
Ballard Ida H. Miss, r. 23M Oak
Ballard John, r. 2132 Fillmore
Ballard John (W. H. Martin & Co.) r. Berkeley
Ballard L. A. Mrs., homoeopathic physician, 205
Powell
Ballard S. K., cashier Cal. Insurance Co., r. Alameda
BALLAED & HALL d^aac r.
Hall) w^ool brokers and commission
merchants. 436 Townsend, telephone
3181
Ballaw John, laborer, r. 19 Prescott
Ballenberg Nathan, musician, r. 711 California
Ballestrum Wolfgang, painter, r. 439 Twentieth
Balleto Gabriel, r. 119 Henry
Balleto Nicholas, stevedore, r. 220 Lombard
Ballhaus Charles R., dairyman, r. 2209 Leavenworth
Ballhaus Frederick, dairyman, r. 2209 Leavenworth
Ballheimer Charles, packer Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
Alameda
Ballinger Fanny Mrs., confectionery, 308 Turk
Ballinger Francis, barber, r. 18 John
Ballinger George, saddler, r. 161 Clara
Ballinger James, wool sorter Thomas Bailey & Co., r.
31 M Gilbert
Ballinger Jesse A., gripman, r. SE cor Haight and
Stanyan
Ballinger John J., teamster, r. 118 Fell
Ballinger Thomas R., bookkeeper Grangers' Business
Assn, r. 1419 Howard
Ballinger William, wool sorter, r. 31)4 Gilbert
Ballinger William B., ornamental painter S. P. Co., r.
1826 Market
Ballinger William R., teamster, r. 912 J«J Laguna
f0- Ballinger. See Bellinger
Bally Edward J., collector, r. 1202 Leavenworth
Balmas Rudolph, teamster, r. 319 Tenth
Balmer E., bellman Palace Hotel
Balny Alexander J., ostrich feather?, 608 Market, r.
558 Olive Av
Balny Auguste E., feather dyer, 119 Stockton, r. 1003
Buchanan
Baloise Marine Insurance Co. (of Basle)
Harry W. Syz general agent, 410 California
Baloun Joseph L., tailor, 621 Washington, r. NE cor
Twelfth and Point Lobos Avs
Balser John, sheet iron worker Francis Smith & Co.,
r. 507 Mission
Balsotti D., fisherman, r. 1001 Battery, rear
Balssa Frank, laundry, 814 Jackson
Balthrope Louis W., carpenter, r. S 8 Sonoma, bet
Utah and Nebraska, rear
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Peter Harvey Pac. Coast
agent, 618 Market
Baltimore House, Mrs. Maggie V. Kendall proptr, 502
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Manufacturer of every description of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CABS.
43 to SO Beale Aitreet, Siau Francisco.
STEAM ENGINES AND THRESHING MACHINES.
TBUMAN, ISHAH &, HOOKElb-
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WIARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Baltz Fprdliiand, brewer, r. 6U Seveuth
Balz Adolph (Balz. Bros. & iFinkeldey) r. SE cor So-
noma and Kansas
Balz Brotliers & Finkeldey (Louis and Ad-
olph Balz, and Charles H. Finkeldey) tanners, 8E
cor Nebraska and Yuba
Balz Ernest, butcher Jacob Schoenfeld, r. Venezuela,
bet Pl»tte and Yazoo
Balz Louis (Balz Bros. & Finkeldey) r. E 8 Nebraska,
bet Sonoma and Yolo
Balz Valentine, butcher Jacob Schoenfeld, r. Venezu-
ela, bet Savannah and Platte
Balzarini Charles, steward Sartorl k Fantini, r. W s
Clara Av, nr Seventeenth
Balzer Frederic^ clerk Liilenthal k Co., r. 1530 Poet
Balzer Henry J., mattressmaker, r. 405 Beale
Balzer Hy. <b Co. (Cesar Bertheau) importers
and commission merchants, and agents Bremen
Underwriters and Danube-Austrian Insurance Co.
(Marine Branch) 209 Sansorae
Balzer Katrina, widow, r. 825 Vallejo, rear
Balzer Theodore, butcher Black Point Packing House,
r. 3501 Fillmore
Bamber John E., carpenter, r. 8238 Mission
Bamber William H. H., weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 2703 Polk
Bamberger Ferdinand, merchant, r. 2107 Webster
Bamberger Julius (Bamberger & Co.)r. 1.S18 O'Farrell
Bamberger Sigmund S. (Bamberger & Kaempfer) r.
1417 Octavia
Bamberger Solomon S., Assistant City and County
Attorney, r. 1417 Octavia
Bamberger & Co. (Julius Bamberger) cigars, 205
Front
Bamberger & Kaempfer (Sigmund S. Bam-
berger and Morris Kaempfer) growers and dealers
California wines and brandies, 657 Market
Bammann Frederick, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Eighteenth and Shotwell
Bammann Henry H., teamster, r.385 Shotwell
Banachowski John, tailor Brown Bros. Co., r. 528 Na-
toma
Banahan Alice Miss, furnished rooms, 113 Perry
Banahan Henry, hostler St. Lawrence Stable, r. 173
Clara
Banahan Patrick, laborer, r. 113 Perry
Banchero Angelo, carpenter r. 1521k Dupont, rear
Banchero John, carpenter, r. 1.521 M Dupont, rear
Bancroft A. Li. & Co. , publishers and import-
ing boaksellers and stationers, printers, book-
binder-", lithographers, engravers, piano and mu-
sic dealers, map mounters and designers, 607 Mar-
ket, music department, 114 Grant Av
Bancroft Albert L. (A. L. Bancroft & Co.) r. 1605
Franklin
Bancroft Ashley, saddler, r. 816 Fulton
Bancroft B. H., entry clerk A. L. Bancroft k Co., r.
' 1605 Franklin
Bancroft Brothers & Co. (Andrew J. Hatch, Charles
E., Harlow P. and George H. Bancroft) publish-
ers and booksellers, 532 Market
Bancroft Charles E. (Bancroft Bros. & Co.) r. 1827
Sacramento
Bancroft George H. (Bancroft Bros, k Co.) r. Berke-
ley
Bancroft Harlow P. (Bancroft Bros. & Co.) r. 1827
Sacramento
Bancroft Hubert H. (A. L. Bancroft & Co.) and
president The History Co., oflBce 723 Market, r.
1298 Van Ne.ss Av
Bancroft J., musician, r. 1016 Pine
Bancroft L.ibrarv, Tlie, 1538 Valencia
BANCEOFT W. B. & CO.
(Williant B. Bancroft) printers, litlio-
grraphers and bookbinders, 49 First
Bancroft William B. (W. B. Bancroft & Co.) r. 1836
O'Farrell
Bancroft-Whitney Co., A. L. Bancroft presi-
dent, Sumner Whitney treasurer, J. HasBrouck
secretary, law publishers, booksellers and station-
ers, 009-613 Clay
Bancroft's Buildinjsr, 721-725 Market
Band Charles, butcher Joseph Band, r. 707 Valencia
Band Heury F., special agent Mutual Life Ins. Co.
of New York, 214 Sansorae, r. 1816 O'Farrell
Band Joseph, butcher, 700 Valencia, r. 707 Valencia
Band Stephen, bakery, 409 Union
Bandistel Charles, dyer, r. 315 Tehama
Bandmann Charles J., clerk Bandmann, Nielsen k
Co., r. 514 Lombard
Bandmann Julius (Bandmann, Nielsen k Co.) r. 614
Lombard
BANDMANN, NIELSEN & CO. .......
Bandmann and Hans Nielsen) import-
ers and commission merchants, and
general agents Giant Po^vder Co., 3ft
California
Bandowin August, patternmaker, r. 3 Graham PI
Bandy Aaron N., bookkeeper John A. Emerson, r. 26H
Kearny
Bandy James, engineer, r. cor Columbia PI and Thir-
tieth, B. H.
Bane D., with Holbrook, Merrill k Stetson, r. 655
Mission
Bane Frank P., calcium light operator, r. 121 Mont-
gomery
Bane J. Russell, traveling agent, r. 121 Montgomery
Banes H. L. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1068 Howard
Banes Howard L., porter Getz Bros, k Co., r. 1068
Howard
Banfield I. B., stock raiser, r. 902 Montgomery
Banfield John H., nainter, r. 320 O'Farrell
BanfiU Albert E., bartender N. Steiner, r. 416 Post
Bangs Albert H., salesman Cartan, McCarthy & Co.,.
r. 1210 ii Valencia
Bangs Andrew, longshoreman, r. 129 J4 Welch
Bangs Catherine E., widow, r. 1938 Stevenson
Bangs Edward, r. 1936 Stevenson
Bangs Franklin, with Home M'utual Ins. Co.. r. Oak-
land
Bangson Erick, laborer, r. 210 Minna
Banier Robert, laborer, r. 8 8 Alameda, bet Utah and
Nebraska
Bank Anton, confectioner Schroth k Westerfeld, r.
228 Kearny
Bank Bella Mrs., umbrella and parasol maker, 1018
Larkin
Bank Commissioners, William F. White, W. W.
Moreland and A. W. Potts, B. McL. Hardisty sec-
retary, 528 California, room 2
Bank Excliange, Brown & Duncan proprietors,
SE cor Montgomery and Washington
Bank George, foreman C. Gehret & Co., r. 1018
Larkin
Bank J. Henry, vintager, r. Prescott House
Bank of America (of San Francisco) Jamea
Gamble president, D. W. C. Thompson secretary,
Luman Wadham cashier, 410 Montgomery
Bank of British Columbia, Walter Powell
manager, SE cor California and Sansome
Bank of British North America, William
Lawsonand Charles E. Taylor agents, 312 Pine
Bank of California, William Alvord president.
Thomas Brown cashier, NW cor California and
Bank of California BnUding, NW cor CaU-
fornia and Sansome
Bank of San Francisco (in liquidation) 22 S. F. Stock
and Exchange Bldg
Bank The, M. Schlaudecker manager, 527 Clay
Banker Abraham, housesmith, r. 56 Tehama
Banker August, cigarmaker Hugo Urban, r. 2215J4
Mason
Banker George E., helper, r. 356 Minna
"THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING
f ASHINGTOE Fire Ins. Co. of Boston
Capital, $1,000,000 I GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Assets, $1,810,273 WU. SE2T0N, Asst. Haaagei.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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BANKERS' im MEECHMTS' MUTUAL BATH TUBS BOILERS
LIFE ASSOCIATION OF THE r.MTED L-TVlll IKJUKJ^ U V II- L- I 1 VJ ,
LIFE ASSOCIATION OF THE tXITED
STATES, Alexander Baaiaiu president,
AVilliam H. Bro^vn vice-president, H.
G. Sanders secretary, Ricliard K. Allen
fifeneral nianajjer, William P. Sprague,
5l. D., medical director, 383 Montgom-
ery-
Bankers' Life Association (of St. Paul, Minn.)
Jennings & Henley general agents. 317 California
Bankruptcy Registers (District of California) 506
Battery and 636 Clay
Banks Arthur, lather, r. 444 .JesBie, rear
Banks Belle, wfdow, r. 410 Ellis
Banks David, r. 1125 Mission
Banks Emma Miss, r. Old People's Home
Banks G. D., laundryman S. F. Laundry
Banks George, machinist, r. 1125 Mission
Banks Gussie Miss, seamstress Palace Hotel
Banks Jessie F. Miss, teacher Franklin Grammar
School, r. 15103^ Broadway
Banks John, barber, r. 235 ^ Minna
Banks Joseph, tanner Balz Bros. & Finkeldey, r.Xork,
nr Twenty-fifth
Banks Mary, widow, r. 39 Madison Av
Banks Robert, r. 629 Clay
Banks S. J. Mrs., r. 1125 Mission
Banks Thomas C, capitalist, r. 724 California
Banks William, machinist, r. 1125 Mission
Banks ■William O. (Copeland & Banks) r.U21'Wa8h-
iDRton, rear
Bankson Joseph R., liquor saloon, 1151 Market
Banman Joseph, liquor saloon, KE cor Xinth and
Brannan
Bann Henry, porter S. H. Collins, r. 327 Montgomery
Av
Bannahan Michael, helper, r. 1428 Mission
Bannan Barbara C. Miss, teacher Emerson Primary
School, r. 2012 Pierce
Bannan Bridget, widow, r. 2012 Pierce
Bannan Charles, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 1305 Green
Bannan George B., shipping clerk 'William Lewis &
Co., r. 2012 Pierce
Bannan Maggie F. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 2012 Pierce
Bannan Patrick, engineer Franklin A. Davis, r. SE
cor Butte and Florida
Bannan Thomas F., carrier The Guide, r. cor Nine-
teenth and Florida
Bannan William (William Bannan & Co.) r. 2012
Pierce
Bannan William & Co. CWilliam Bannan) stockbro-
kers, 316 Montgomery
■^ Bannan. See Bannon
Bannaschowski John, tailor, r. 20 Harriet
Banner Charles, mnfr elastic goods, 233 Seventeenth
Banner Marcus (F. Toplitz & Co.) r. 1002 Van ^^essAv
Banner Pincus, r. 904 O'Farrell
Banner Tobacco Co. (Detroit, Mich.) Frank X. Cicott
agent, 406 Market
Banner V. & Co. (Victor Banner) clothing, 35 Sutter
Banner Victor (V. Banner i Co.) r. 120 Eddy
Banner William, mnfr elastic goods, r. 235 Seven-
teenth
Bannerman Robert A., attorney at law Inter-
national Law Association, 330 Pine, room 17, r.
118 Tenth
Bannerot Eugene A., machinist L.P. Garcin & Son, r.
2141 Mission
Bannett Harris, cutter, r. 2088 Market
Bannett Louis, jeweler, r. 2088 Market
Bannick Christofer, groceries and liquors, cor Vene-
zuela and Platte
Bannick Johannes F. salesman Hinz & Landt, r. 222
Devisadero
Banning Eliza Miss, dressmaking, 2183^ O'Farrell
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-ELECTRIC
RUSSIAN Ui TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Giyen.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
TANKS, SHOWERS, FAUCETS.
Plumbers' Sanitary Goods of all Kinds,
\A/_ E
PLUMBER,
Established 1860.
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505 KEARNY STREET.
Telephone 315.
Banning Frances A. Mrs., principal Sanchez Street
Primary School, r. 624 Castro
Banning Herrman, engiseer N. Ohlandt & Co., r. 230
Duncan
Banning William J., collarmaker WlUiam Davis, r.
E s Florida, ur Butte
Bannister Alfred, vice-president Starr & Co., 18
California, r. Oakland
Bannister George, restaurant and liquor Bsloon. 8W
cor Fourth and Berry
Bannister John H., shipwright, r. 138 Townsend
Bannister May Miss, clerk Redington & Co., r. Oak-
land
Bannister William, clerk, r. 211 Eleventh
Bannister William D. (Hearfield, Bannister* Co.) r.
508 Second
Bannon James, laborer S. P. Co., r. 626 Fourth
Bannon John, r. 352 Eleventh
Bannon John A., laborer freight depot S.P. Co., r. 634
Fourth
Bannon John P., capitalist, r. 312^ Turk
Bannon Philip, night watchman, r. 352 Eleventh
Bannon Philip Jr., ironmolder, r. 352 Eleventh
Bannon William, ironmolder, r. 352 Eleventh
1^" Bannon. See Baunan
Bantell Charles A., baker William Hessler, r. 925 Pa-
cific
Banz Alvis A., porter Root & Sanderson, r. 358 EleT-
enth
Banz John, r. Ill Morris Av
Banz Louis, porter, r. 358 Eleventh
Baptis Jolin H. , manufacturer gold pens, 344
Kearny, r. Berkeley
Baptist Chinese Mission, J. B. Hartwell missionary,
740^ Washington
Baptist Cliurcli of the Pilgrims, Rev. W. H.
Pendleton pastor, 1358 Market
Baptista Jose (Cardozo & Baptista) r. 1925 Geary
Baptista Jose, dairyman, r. Ill Jackson
Baptista Manuel, deckhand stmr Oakland
Baptiste Antoine, deckhand stmr Piedmont
Baptiste John, shoemaker, 522 Taylor
Baptistessa G., dishwasher Sartori & Fantini, r. 818
Sansome
Baqui Domingo, r. 1517 Powell
Bar Association, rooms 121 Post
Bar Jacob, teamster Jacob Schoenfeld, r. cor Bahama
and Railroad Avs
Bar J. C, commercial traveler L. Saroni & Co., r. 70G
Ellis
t^ Bar. See Bahr, Barr and Barre
Barabino Charles, scavenger, r. 335 Union
Baraco Andrew, expressman, r. 321 Jessie, rear
Baraco Vincent, r. 20 Eleventh
Barada Ernest L., liquor dealer, r. 456 Tehama
Barada Henry, clerk Wilson & Carr, r. 472 Tehama
Barada John H., shoemaker, r. 17 John
Baraille John, wagonmaker H. Hofstetter, r. Tene-
riffe, bet Railroad Av and Susquehanna
Baranowski Frank, cabinetmaker West Coast Furni-
ture Co., r. 141 Folsom
Barash Joseph, cook A. Volz & Bro., r. 14 Garden
Barasol Frank, bricklayer, r. 73 Water
Barattini Lorenzo, porter Siebe Bros. & Plagemann,
r. O.ikland
Barats Emile, ironer Jean La Come, r. 345 Seventeenth
Baraty Francisco, r. 708 Waller
Baraty George E., clerk John Saulnier & Co., r. 9Ji
Cedar Av
Barb Alexander, butcher, r. 2512 Bush
Barbagelata Oscar, clerk D. Ghirardelli & Sons, r. Oak-
land
Barbanson John B., chemist, r. 1329 Sacramento
Barbarias Morris, contractor, r. 2120 Sutter
Barbat J. Mrs., widow, r. 910 Pacific
Barbat John H., medical student, r. 910 Pacific
Barbe Jean, nursery, 2807 Geary
Barbee Charles P., carpenter, r. 3M Larkin
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
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Barbee Emma H., widow, agent stmr Daisy, r. 1090
Union
I Barbee George W., car driver, r. 1731 Mission
Barbee Henry B„ clerk letter dept Wells, Fargo &
' Co., r. lOTO Union
I Barbee Jesse, salesman J. Samuels, r. 1090 Union
I Barber Albert, carpetlayer with James E. Mitchell, r.
1124 Shot well
I Barber Aiithony, job printer, 100 Montgomery Av, r.
2-21 Pacific
I Barber Asphalt Paving Co. (Washington, D. C.) W. S.
1 Somervell agent, 422 Montgomery
Barber B. H., r. 792 Twenty-fourth
Barber Charles E., patternmaker Wm. L. Murphey,
r. 1124 Shotwell
I Barber Charles L., manager Mission Vallev Water
! Works, 230 Fourteenth, r. 1124 Shotwell
■ Barber Charlotte Miss, teacher Columbia Grammar
School, r. ir.r2 Vallejo
Barber Edward W., r. Diamond, nr Twentieth
Barber Emma J. Miss, teacher Irving Primary School,
r. 1H12 Vallejo
Barber Fred., assistant superintendent Keane Bros.,
r. 413 Sutter
Barber George A., upholsterer, 506 Geary, r. 419 Geary
Barber George B., bookkeeper Chas. D. Ladd, r. 1907
Polk
Barber Hannah, widow, r. 21 Caroline
Barber Jacob, gripman Market St. KE., r. cor. Twen-
ty-eighth and Valencia
Barber James B., shipping clerk George Thacher &
Co., r. S s Twenty-fourth, near Castro
Barber J. O., collector, r. 3 Verba Buena
Barber Jennie E. Mrs. (Barber & Welten) r. 1124 Shot-
well
Barber John, seaman, r. 318 Main
Barber John A., contractor, r. 3 Verba Buena
Barber John A. Jr., plasterer, r. 1021 Powell
Barber Lyman H., r. 1124 Shotwell
Barber Phineas S., draftsman H.D.Mitchell, r. 204
McAllister
Barber Robert, porter, r. 1203 Union
Barber Robert L., tailor, 32 J^ Ellis
Barber Thomas H., pilot, office 506 Battery, room 9, r.
1612 Vallejo
Barber William, r. 1807 Mission
Barber William, attorney at law, 320 Sansome, room
20, r. San Rafael
Barber William E., carpenter, r. 1315 Sacramento
Barber Zachary T., teamster Parker Merrill, r. 439
Eddy
Barber & Welten (Mrs. Jennie E. Barber and Mrs.
Hattie Welten) proptrs Mission Valley Water
Works, 230 Fourteenth
•^" Barber. See Barbier and Barbour
Barbers' Protective Union, 539 California
Barbetta E,, bartender, r. XW cor California and Cen-
tral Av
Barbetta Frederick, fisherman, r. 103 Vallejo
Barbetta John, fisherman, r. 103 Vallejo
Barbetta Joseph, blacksmith, r. 103 Vallejo
Barbetta Xictiolas J., clerk A. Paladini, r. 118 Pros-
pect PI
Barbich Antone E. (FilUpich & Barbich) r. 421 Har-
rison
Barbier Armand, bartender Caleb Coates, r. 719 Ellis
Barbier Felix, painter, r. 1511 M Mason
Barbier Howard F., salesman, r. 835 Sutter
Barbier Joseph P., r. 405 Green
a^ Barbier. See Barber and Barbour
Barbieri Giuseppe (Barbieri & Atkins) r. 856 Mlsaion
Barbieri Giuseppe, fruits, r. 1326 Dupont, rear
Barbieri John ^Giugni & Barbieri) r. 918 Clay
Barbieri Paul (Levaggi & Barbieri) r. 821 Union
Barbieri Stephen, fruits and vegetables, 212-214 Third
r. 114 Shipley
Barbieri & Atkins (Giuseppe Barbieri and John At-
kins) liquor saloon, 210 Grant Av
Barbino Seralino, laborer, r. 9 Medau PI
Barbour Charles, dairyman, NW cor Laurel and Cali-
fornia
Barbour ClituB, attorney at law, r. 1523 Golden Gate
Av
Barbour Edward, carpenter, r. 1716^ Jones
Barbour James H. K., calker, r. 2733 Howard
Barbour Marj-, widow, r. S 8 Tenerifife, bet St. John
and Tombigbee
Barbour Thomas J., storekeeper Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 141 Fifth
t^' Barbour. See Barber and Barbier
Barbrack Ferdinand, bartender John Finnerty, r. 227
Stevenson
Barbrack John F., baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. 815 Bat-
tery
Barchi Caesar Rev., S. J., clergyman St. Ignatius Col-
lege, 214 Haves
Barchi Giuseppe, gardener, r.Univereify Mound Tract
Barchus Annie, widow, r. 1445 Leavenworth
Barckow Axel, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Ws
Pennsylvania Av, bet Solana and Butte
Barclay David B., stereotyper Chronicle, r. IGH Fol.
som
Barclay James, r. 2 Potter
Barclay Peter T. (Barclay & Robertson) r. 1924 Broad-
way
Barclay & Robert80ii(PeterT. Barclay and B. C.
Robertson) shipping and commission merchants,
408 California, room 5
a^ Barclay. See Barkley
Bard J., steward, r. 23 Alta
Barden Thomas J., tinsmith, r. 21 Clinton
Bardet Alexander, manager Bardet Milling Co., r. 320
Lombard
Bardet Milling Co., Alexander Bardet manager, 221
First
Bardez Frank, castings, 211 Main, r. 82 Natoma
Bardnell John L., r. 715 Howard
Bardocchi Angelo (Dalpino & Bardocchi) r. 1526 Da-
pont
Bardon C. Vincent J., cigarmaker J. W Shaeflfer & Co.,
r.572Folsom
Bardon John, carpenter, r. E s Manitoba, be* St. John
and Tombigbee
Bardon Louis, cook, r. 411 Pacific
Bardon Patrick, carpenter, r. E s Manitoba, bet St.
John and Tombigbee
Barduc W. Nelson, dentist, 2443 Mission
Bardwell John L., salesman Neville & Co.
Bare Brothers (Edward and Solomon) furniture,
carpets, etc., 322-324 Hayes
Bare Edward (Bare Bros.) r. 518M Grove
Bare Gnstave, manager Lachman & Sternfels, r. 509
Fulton
Bare Solomon (Bare Bros.) r. 509 Fulton
e^ Bare. See Baehr, Baer and Bahr
Bareilles Brothers (Emile and Felicien) dairymen,
SW cor Girard and Silver Av, U. M. T.
Bareilles Emile (Bareilles Bros.) r. SW cor Girard
and Silver Av, U. M. T.
Bareilles Felicien (Bareilles Bros.) r. SW cor Girard
and Silver Av, U. M. T.
Bareilles Thomas, driver, r. SW cor Girard and Silrer
Av, T. M. T.
Barielles Jacques (John Bayle & Co.) r. S s Trinidad,
bet Platte and Yazoo
Bareilles Peter (John Bayle & Co.) r. N 8 St. Thomas,
bet Platte and Yazoo
Barendt Arthur H., journalist Chronicle, r. TrayelerB
Club
Barenstecher Charles, bartender, r. 501 Stanyan
Barenstecher Henry A., barber A. Nestel, r. 2115
Powell
Baretti Pasqual, laborer, r. 6 Margaret PI
Bargas John, ironerU. S. Laundry
Barger Daniel E., physician, 10 Ellis, and superin-
tending physician City and County Hospital
DRAPERIES.
Special attetition given to making up Draperies and
Canopies for Lodges, Societies, etc.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MAEKET STEEET,
h-EXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Pixtores.
3? MarM St
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toLlrwt CAInA UnTI superiority over imported. No Brandy used. ) 530 WASHINGTON STBEET.
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Barghorn August, cook, r. 5 Washington
Bargmaun Jacob, dairyman, Beech, nr Broderick
Bargone Leonard, liquor saloon, 1118 Dupont
Bargoues Lola, widow, r. 718 Greenwich
Bargstaedt M. Mrs., nurse, r. 710 Ellis
BargstaetU ■William, cellarman Eiseu Vineyard Co. r.
710 Ellis
Bargstream Hans, seaman, r. 16 Folsom
Bargstream George G., assistant lighthonse keeper
Fort Winfield Scott
Bariley Antonio, carpenter, r. 715 Filbert
Biirichievich John M., chophouse, 58 Steuart
Barion August, bookkeeper, r. -fiS Shotwell
Barkan Adolph, physician, 14 Grant Av, r. 1808 Gough
Barke Elias A., hostler Luther J. Ewell, r. 2460 Fol-
som, rear
Barke loo John, real estate, r. 1114 Poet
Barker Albert D., electrotyper Filmer & Stiller Elec-
tro Co., r. 402 Hayes
Barker Alfred Z. T.. gralner, r. 1745 Mission
Barker Arthur B-, compositor Call
Barker Charles A., bookkeeper, r. 510 Geary
Barker Curtis M. r. 1219 Laguna
Barker D. E., cook Baldwin Hotel
Barker Frances L., varieties, 1745 Mission
Barker Frank, carpenter, r. E s Falkland, bet St. John
and Tombigbee
Barker Frank, carpenter, r. 1309 Guerrero
Barker George, clerk, r. 510 Geary
Barker Grace Mrs., r.l421 Folsom
Barker Harry, boilermaker, r. 8 Boyd
Barker Henry L., carpenter, r 1918 Union
Barker Henry N., trunkmaker, r. Prentiss, nr Pow-
hattan, B. H.
Barker Hosea, variety store, 2600 5^ Sacramento
Barker Isaac, manager Crystal National Yeast Co.,
757)4 Howard, r. 309 Capp
Barker John, r. Prentiss, nr Powhattan, B. H.
Barker John E., pantryman stmr Eureka, r. 700 Davis
Barker John TV., packer John Lee & Co.
Barker Joseph 'VP., surveyor Dakin Publishing Co.
Barker Joshua, bookkeeper Coghill & Simon, r. Tem-
escal
Barker Peter, metal spinner Thomas Day & Co., r.
571)* Howard
Barker Richard, salesman, r. 27 Julian Av
Barker Rober, boxmaker, r. 7 Pratt PI
Barker Squire, molder Pac. Iron Works, r. Oakland
Barker Stephen, dairyman, cor Crescent and Laurel
Ave
Barker Thomas, matchmaker, r. 8 Boyd
Barker Timothy L., capitalist, 126 Market, r. Oakland
B.-irker William, bedmaker What Cheer House
Barker William 0., purser, r. 328 Eighteenth
Barkhaus F. W., books and stationery, 213
Kearny
Barkhaus Frederick W. (F. W. Barkhaus) r. 1812 Bu-
chanan
Barkhaus Frederick W. Jr., clerk P. W. 3arkhaus,
r. 1812 Buchanan
Barkhaus William H., with F. W. Kamps, r. ,261
Minna
Barkhausen Otto A., bookkeeper, t. 716 Franklin
Barkhausen Theodore, laborer, r. 1324 Filbert
Barkhouse Creek Gravel Mining Co., W. H, H. Hart
secretary, 230 Montgomery
Barkley Andrew J., compositor, r. 1016 Pine
Barkley Charles J. laborer, r. 2222 Hyde
Barkley Samuel D., clerk B. Hochkofler, r. 808 Green
Baikley William H., bookkeeper Geo. C. Bode, r. 2104
Green
l»" Barkley. See Barclay
Barkman Louis, electrotyper Filmer & Stiller Elec-
tro. Co., r. Oakland
Barkost H. J., laundryman La Grande Laundry r. 18
Erie
Barkow Axel, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Pennsyl-
vania Av, bet Butte and Solano
FRATINGER & CO.
MOURNING SUITS
MADE AT SHORTEST NOTICE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
MARBLE WASH STANDS.
WASH BASIXS. BASIX COCKS.
Lane's Sanitary Basin Trap effecinally exclnies sewer gas
PLUMBER.
Established 1S60.
505 KEARNY STREET.
Telephone 315.
Barlage Charles G.. painter, r. 27 Clinton Park
Barlage Henrv D.. teamster, r. 27 Clinton Park
Barlage May Miss, fitter Mme. B. Biber, r. 27 Clinton
Park
Barlage William A., bookkeeper, r. 120 Guerrero
Barleber Robert, waiter, r. 34 Ellis
Barletta Francisco, bootblack, r. 4 Palace PI
Barli A. Mrs., feather curling and dyeing, 724 )i Mar-
ket
Barli Alexander, tailor, 618 Washington, r. 724 )j
Market
Barlin Jacob, baker Swain Bros.
Barling Horatio J., bookkeeper, r. 102 Fifth
Barling John L.. dyer John F. Snow, r. 14 Ridley
Barling Louisa Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 1710 Broderick
Barling William H. F., polisher Rudgear & Shepman,
r. 209 Leidesdorff,
Barlow Arthur J., machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 63
Natoma
Barlow A. T., carpenter, r. 810 Howard
Barlow Carrie B. Miss, principal Irving Primary
School, r. 1312 Jones
Barlow Dyer, superintendent mailing dept Post OflSce,
r. Commercial Hotel
Barlow E. C. Mrs., dressmaking, 620 Taylor
Barlow Francis A., culver, r. 103 Fifteenth
Barlow Frank T., salesman Muser Bros., r. Oakland
Barlow James, rigger, r. 1064)^ Howard
Barlow James H., painter, r. 620 Taylor
Barlow John, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 63 Na-
toma
Barlow Martin, laborer, r. 4 Kate
Barlow Richard, gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1434 Cali-
fornia
Barlow Sarah, nurse. City and County Hospital
Barlow William, r. 1163 Howard
Barman Benjamin, liquor saloon, 547 Jackson, r. 1237
Stockton
Barman Frederick, cigarmaker, r. 1225 Mission
Barman Henry, merchant, r. 2206)^ Fillmore
Barman Isaac, machinist W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 1225
Mission
Barman J. S. Mrs., widow r. 1225 Mission
Barman Mayo, floorwalker Ackerman Bros., r. 307
Golden Gate Av
Barman Rebecca, fancy goods, 124 Fifth, r. 307 Golden
Gate Av
Barnard A. C, cashier H. Dutard, r. Oakland
Barnard Edward, r. 845 Mission
Barnard Ellen, widow, r. 533 Linden Av
Barnard Frank & Co. (Frank Barnard and Henry
Voorman) importers and jobbers coal, and agents
stmr Wilmington, 609 Battery
Barnard Frank (Frank Barnard & Co.) r. NE oor Val-
lejo and Gough
Barnard George B., manager Barnard's Businesa
College, 46 O'Farrell
Barnard Hamilton W., clerk Oregon Imp. Co., r. 746
Twentieth
Barnard Isaac D., managing clerk Brooklyn Hotel,
208 Bush
Barnard James S., machinist Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
W s Kentucky, bet Butte and Napa
Barnard J. Howard, books and engravings, 7 Mont-
gomerv Av, r. 10 Beaver
Barnard Lemuel H., secretary S. F. Candle Co., 402
Front, r. 746 Twentieth
Barnard Marv, widow r. 1224 Broadway
Barnard Matthew S., shoemaker P. F. Nolan k Sons,
r. Berkeley
Barnard Moses S., cooper Pac. Oil and Lead Works, r.
S s Sonoma, bet Vermont and Kansas
Barnard Silas, builder, r. 659 Clay
Barnard Walter H.. clerk Davis Bros., r. S 8 Sonoma, .
bet Vermont and Kansas
Barnard's Business College, George B. Bar-
nard manager, 46 O'Farrell
1^" Barnard. See Bernard and Bernhard
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Slannfaotorer of every description of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to SO Beale Street. San Francisco.
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TrUmdn^ iSnam «* tlOOKer- i>ennett Jumv Neats sold to the Trade.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTEliS OF
GALVANIZED AND GOMMON
Slxeot Iroxx
All Sizes and iVuinbers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Barnenton Edward, fireman Buss House
Earner Henry, liquor saloon, NW cor Clay and
Druijoni, r. 22 Tehama
Earner Louis, groceries, 153 Ninth
Earner William, driver John J. Buck, r. 231 Second
Earner William, groceries and liquors, NE cor Mis-
sion Road and Sickles Av
Earnert David J., clerk Hecht Bros. & Co., r. 919 Polk
Barnert Joseph, merchant, r. 919 Polk
Earnert Leon, clerk Hecht Eros. & Co., r. 919 Polk
Barnes Addison A., r. 1813 Howard
Barnes A. H. Mrs., r. 526 Kearny
Barnes Allen, dentist, 825 Market
Barnes Andrew J., boxmaker, r. Point Lobos Av, nr
Twenty-first Av
Barnes Andrew J., clerk, r. Twenty-seventh Av, nr
Point Lobos Av
Barnes Arthur, salesman E. S. Barnes, r.432 Brannan
Barnes Benjamin J., expressman, SE cor Seventh and
Mission, r. 812 Dolores
Barnes Cecil A., bootblack stmr Newark
Barnes Charles, shoemaker Emil Alkua
Barnes Charles A., plasterer, r. 2800 Howard
Barnes Daniel H., r.-620 Seventeenth
Barnes David, tailor, r. 721 Vallejo
Barnes Edward H., groceries, 432 Brannan
Barnes Edward T., waiter, r. 462 Minna, rear
Barnes Frank L., machinist, r. Park Hotel
Barnes Frederick, millhand Miller & Hamilton, r.
256 Tehama
Barnes George, porter W. W. Montague & Co., r. SE
cor Nineteenth and Douglass
Eatnes George E., dramatic editor Call, r. Commer-
cial Hotel
Barnes George L., cook, r. 225 Drumm
Barnes George W., foreman Bjron Jackson
Barnes Ira C, clerk M. Miller & Co., r. 218 Seven-
teenth
Barnes J., expressman, r. 812 Dolores, rear
Barnes James, blacksmith, r. 17 Russell
Barnes James D., carpenter, r. 48 Fourth
Barnes John, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. S s Beach, bet Hyde and l\.arkin
Barnes John M., spinner, r. 17 Russell
Barnes John P., horseshoer Joseph M. Schulz, r.
2433 Bryant
Barnes Joshua, shipcarpenter, r. 335 Duncan
Barnes Luzerne B., machinist Sims & Morris, r. Oak-
land
Barnes M. C, solicitor, r. 402 Broadway
Barnes Michael, collector Green St. Wharf, r. Oakland
Barnes Monroe, engineer Golden Gate Flouring Mill,
r. 1905 O'Farrell
Barnes Robert L. C, mail clerk Bulletin, r. 1017
Stockton
Barnes S. G. Mrs., varieties, 728 Montgomery Av
Barnes Thomas, card tender S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. S 8 Beach, bet Hyde and Larkin
Barnes Thomas A., clerk The History Co., r. 1813
Howard
Barnes Thomas J., stairbuilder, r.l223 Twenty-fifth
Barnes Willard F., clerk, r. 1919 Sacramento
Barnes William, salesman E. S. Barnes, r. 432 Bran-
nan
Barnes William Mrs., widow, r. 1924 Ellis
Barnes William B., fixer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. S 8 Beach, bet Hyde and Larkin
Barnes William H., fraternal society editor
Examiner, St. Ann's Building, r. 32 Octavia
Barnes William H. L., attorney at law, 426 Cal-
ifornia, r. 821 Sutter
Barnes William P., r. Lick House
Barnes William T.. superintendent Station C, Post
Office, r. 2336 Mission
Barnes William W., compositor Francis, Valentine &
Co. r. 75!) Market
Barnes William W., painter and whitener, r. 67 Ship-
lev
Barnett Abe T., student, r. 1084 Howard
Barnett Absalom J. , architect, 74 St. Ann's
Building, 6 Eddy, r. 2116 Howard
Barnett AUie Miss, r. 50% Third
Barnett Benjamin, butcher, r. 518 Filbert
Barnett Betsy, widow, r. 518 Filbert
Barnett Elias, expressman, NW cor Sixth and Fol-
som, r. 11 Caroline
Barnett Ellen Miss, dressmaking, 14 Grant Av, room
43
Barnett John Jr., housesmith Sims & Morris, r. 50X
Third
Barnett Joseph (Barnett & Ealisky) r. 548 Minns
Barnett Levi, r. 11 Caroline
Barnett Louis, porter 0. & P. H. Tirrell & Co., r. 518
Filbert
Barnett Marks, r. 624 Hayes
Barnett Moses, porter Hicks & Judd, r. 518 Filbert
Barnett Samuel. peddler,j. 736 Tehama
Barnett Samuel, stock cutter Buckingham b Hecht, r.
518 Filbert
Barnett Thomas, butcher, SE cor Pacific and Hyde
Barnett William, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Barnett William, seaman, r. 116 Berry
Barnett William J., salesman Fratinger & Co., r. 29
Oak
Barnett William T., managing clerk Pillsbury t Bland-
ing, r. Berkeley
Barnett & Kalisky (Joseph Barnett and Samuel Eal-
isky) crockery and glassware, 197-199 Stevenson
Barney Alfred S., actuary Home Benefit Life Assn,
204 Montgomery, r. 2703 Bush
Barney Aurelius, night watchman, r. 1006 Market
Barney Benjamin A., president Silver King Mining
Co., 328 Montgomery, room 19, r. 817 Van Ness Av
Barney C. S. Mrs., widow, r. 411 Twenty-second
Barney C. William, hatter, 602-604 Kearny, r. 2824
California
Barney F. L., plumber, r. 871 Market
Baiyaey John W., with U. S. A., Dept. Cal., r. 305 Fell
Barney Mary E. Mrs., r. 845 Mission
Barney Thomas R. office 40 Nevada Block, r. 507 Ji
Hyde
Barney Thomas V. Mrs., widow, r. 507 3^ Hyde
Barnhart Christian, laborer, r. 39 White PI
Earnhart George W., salesman Bancroft-Whitney Co.,
r. 5153^ Bush
Barnhisel Epemetus R., r. 1634 West Mission
Barnickel Edmnnd, proprietor Philadelphia
Shaving Parlor, 543 Second, r. 432 Chapultepec
Barnicourt Henry, bricklayer, r. 2025 Ellis
Barnstead Thomas D., sergeant police, r. 9 Eausch
Barnum Charles, engineer, r. 316 Jones
Barnum Charles A., boxmaker A. Waldstein, r. 6
Haggin
Barnum C. W., r. 215 Post
Barnum Howard, laborer Woodward's Gardens, r.
1644 3^ Mission
Barnum John A., carpenter, r. 6 Haggin
Barnum John. G., salesman, r. 738 Sixteenth
Barnum N., bellman Palace Hotel
Barnum Thomas, clerk, r. 508 O'Farrell
Barnum Thomas L., compositor, r. 2215 Steiner
Barnum William, stableman C. W. Taber, r. 1008 Va-
lencia
Barnwell Gilbert T. , r. Old San Jose Road, nr Smart's
Ranch
Barnwell Thomas F., engineer, r. 51 Stevenson
Baron Abraham, tailor, 352 Third
Baron Albert, bookkeeper Shea, Bocqueraz & Co., r.
City Hall PI
Baron Benjamin, barber, r. 352 Third
Baron Isidore, general merchandise, r. 419 Fell
Baron John (Dupuy &Co.) r. 834 Vallejo
Baron John J., mall clerk Demokrat, r. 2307 Post
Baron N. D. (Baron & Schoenmaker) 433 Bush
Baron Samuel, butcher H. A. Rosenbaum, r. 560Ji
Natoma
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' AND lOIITHS" SUITS
AT
THE HASTINGS."
IMPERIAL m IB. Co. or LOHIiaK
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. 0. DORNIN, Manager
WM. S£ZTO», Asst Umger.
HBCKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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Baron & Schoeniuaker (N. D. Barou aud Emile
Schoenmaker) liquor saloon, 4a3 Bush
8^ Barou. See Barron
BARONIDIS GEORGE M.
pUysician, specialist eye and ear, ^oi
Ellis, r. West Berkeley
Barr Andrew, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 806 Bry-
ant
Barr Charles, r. 325 M Geary
Barr Daniel, harnessmaker Main & Winchester
Barr Daniel, laborer, r. 620 Brannan, rear
Barr David J., searcher records F. A. Rouleau, r. 328
Oak
Barr Edward, fireman, r. 129 Folsom
Barr Edwin, machinist Pac. Axle Co., r. 12U Mason
Barr Frank W., candymaker J. W. Gendar, r. 914
Lyon
Barr George M., carriagemaker, r. 918 Bryant
Barr Hannah, widow, r. 328 Oak
Barr J. D. & Son (John D. aud Stewart A.) mnfrs um-
brellas and parasols, 932 Market
Barr John, superintendent S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
W s Louisiana, bet Sierra and Nevada
Barr John D. (J. D. Barr & Son) and mnfr umbrellas
and parasols, 323 Bush, r. 12U Mason
Barr John G., porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 8 Madi-
son Av
Barr John J., ■with J. R. Brodie & Co., r. 4 Oak Grove
Av
Barr Milton H. , clerk John D . Barr, r. 1214 Mason
Barr Neil, molder, r. 4 Oak Gfove Av
Barr Neil D., cigarmaker, r. 4 Oak Grove Av
Barr Stewart A. (J. D. Barr & Son) r. 35 Fulton
Barr William, machinist, r. 29 Glen Park Av
Barr William H., master mariner, r. 1011 Union
iy Barr. See Bahr, Bar and Barre
BarraEzekiel I., liquor saloon, NW cor First and
Minna, r. 4 Minna
Barra's Hall, NW cor First and Minna
Barradale Alexander, engineer Selby Smelting and
Lead Co., r. 545 Howard
Barradas James C, barber Nathan & Sallinger, r. 22
Zoe
Barradas Martin C, barber Hans Peterson, r. 127
Second
Barragat Peter, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons, r. 640
Broadway
Barraillac Adolph C, clerk Davis Bros., r. 620 Jessie
Barraillac Alice, widow, r. 620 Jessie
Barraque John, engineer P. G. Somps
Barras Annie, domestic, 901 Valencia
Barratti J. A., butcher, r. 1804 Dupont
Barraud Pauline Mrs., dressmaker, r. 5 Chestnut PI
Barraud Phillip, cook, r. 5 Chestnut PI
Barraza Frank M., pressman Schmidt Label and Litho.
Co., r. 416 Natoma
Barre Auguste, liquor saloon, NW cor Lombard and
Octavia
Barre John, r. Louisiana, bet Humboldt and Sierra
«£?" Barre. See Bahr, Bar and Barr
Barreda F. L. Mrs., widow, r. 1614 California
Barren Reuben, tailor, 251 Tehama, r. 444 >4 Jessie
Barren Terrence E., waiter, r. cor Pacific and Kearny
Barrere Brothers (Louis and Frank) proprietors
San Francisco Towel Co., 104 Market
Barrere Frank (Barrere Bros.) r. 2833 Pine
Barrere Louis (Barrere Bros.) r. Oakland
Barrere Peter, fruits and groceries, 1228 Stockton
Barres Frank T,, letter carrier Post Office, r. Potrero
Av, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Barrett Alfred J., jeweler, r. 236 Seventh
Barrett Alfred J. Jr., engineer, r. 236 Seventh
Barrett Aloysius J., r. 561 J^ Mission
Barrett Charles, fireman, r. 414 Folsom
Barrett Charles L., clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Sau-
celito
Barrett Cornelius, laborer, r. 431 Shipley
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-r.I.Et'TRIC
RUSSIAN ani TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BOILERS and STOVES
Connected lor Hot and Cold Water in tlie tiesi manner.
WATER BACKS, WATEE HEATERS,
Of all kinds made and repaired.
W. E . LANE,
PLUMBER, 60'5 KEARNY STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Barrett Edward, driver Raymond & Clifford, r. SW
cor Napa and Arkansas
Barrett Edward, fireman, r. 307 Broadway
Barrett Edward, laborer, r. 13 Page
Barrett Edward, laborer, r, 609 Minna
Barrett Edward, shoemaker, r. 319 Tehama, rear •
Barrett Edward, teamster, r. 1109 Folsom
Barrett Edward Mrs., r. 516 Folsom
Barrett Edward F., clerk, r. 219 Sixteenth
Barrett Francis A., carpenter, r. S 8 Sumatra, bet
Monongahela and Savannah
Barrett George, teamster, r. 48^ Zoe
Barrett George E., jeweler, r. 236 Seventh
Barrett Hannah Miss, capmaker M. J. Flavin & Co.,
r. W s Kansas, bet Nevada and Humboldt
Barrett Hannah, widow, r. 608 Jessie
Barrett Hannah, widow, r. W s Kansas, bet Nevada
and Humboldt
Barrett Harry L., upholsterer Cal. Furniture Mnfg
Co., r. 236 Seventh
Barrett Henrich, r. 528 Valencia
Barrett James, laborer, r. 23 Cook
Barrett James, laborer, r. 1412 Baker
Barrett James, painter, r. 112 Langton
Barrett James R., cabinetmaker George H. Fuller, r.
236 Seventh
Barrett J. C, salesman Coon k Co., r. 508 Jessie
Barrett John, carpenter, r. 219 Twelfth
Barrett John, hostler Cliff House
Barrett John, laborer, r. 609 !^ Minna
Barrett John, teamster, r. 455 Tehama
Barrett John J., laborer, r. 46 Louisa
Barrett John K., clerk, r. 436 Seventh
Barrett John M., editor Examiner, r. 1524 Clay
Barrett John S. (Barrett & Jones) r. 2416 California
Barrett John T., longshoreman, r. 804 Third
Barrett Joseph G., traveling salesman Feigenbaum &
Co.; r. 516 Folsom
Barrett Joseph W., horseshoer, r. 112 Langton
Barrett Kate Miss, stenographer, 240 Montgomery,
room 8
Barrett Louis, fireman Henry Coubrough & Co., r. cor
Jackson and Sansome
Barrett M. Mrs , janitress Denman Grammar School,
r. 197 Natoma
Barrett M. G. Miss, stenographer and typewriter, 240
Montgomery, room 8
Barrett Mary A., widow, r. 561 ^ Mission
Barrett Maurice, extraman Engine No. 13, r. 1430 Va-
lencia
Barrett Maurice, teamster, r. W s Kansas, bet Hum-
boldt and Nevada
Barrett Michael, boilermaker Union Iron Works, r.
E s Illinois, bet Napa and Lena PI
Barrett Michael, calker. r. 24 Masonic Av
Barrett Michael, laborer, r. 620 J« Natoma
Barrett Michael, longshoreman, r. 804 Third
Barrett Michael, porter George Morrow & Co.,r.l63J4
Silver
Barrett Mora M., collector 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1000
Pine
Barrett P., coalpasser stmr Columbia
Barrett Patrick, collector, r. 1632 Eddy
Barrett Patrick E., laborai-S. F. and Pac. Glass Works,
r. E s Utah, bet Yolo and Yuba
Barrett Patrick F., cardriver, r. 302 Fourth
Barrett Patrick V., salesmau Philip Kennedy & Co.,
r. 610 Linden Av
Barrett Richard S., clerk County Clerk's Office, r. 425
Stevenson
Barrett Robert, peddler, r. 122 Gilbert
Barrett Thomas, blacksmith, r. W 8 Arlington, nr
Miguel, Fairmount Tract
Barrett Thomas blacksmith Sims & Morris, r. 16
Blission
Barrett Thomas, teamster Genesee Mills, r. cor San-
some and Jackson
Barrett Thomas F., agent, r. 52 Second
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FBRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO, OF BROOKLYN.
DAVIS, City Afgent^
4:i29 California Street.
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W. W. Montague 8l Co.
puiaps,
Suction and Force.
FOR HAND, WIM>-MII>JL« A>I> POWER,
AI.L. SIZES.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STREET
Bamtt Thomas F., clerk, r. 610 Linden Av
Barrett Timothy J., teamster George Morrow & Co., r.
73'.t Howard
Barrett William, laborer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 163 Ji
Silver
Barrett William, laborer, r. 309 Minna
Barrett William, molder, r. 54 First
Barrett William, laborer, r. S sLaurelAv,nr Franklin
Barrett William G. , secretary Sau Francisco Gas
Light Co., SE cor First and Natoma, r. Saucelito
Barrett William H., carpenter, r. 1032 Guerrero
Barrett William J., clerk Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
r. 961 Market
Barrett William J., dresser B. Blumenthal & Co., r.
608 Linden Av
Barrett William J., jeweler, r. 236 Seventh
Barrett William N., teamster, r. 37 Louisa
Barrett .V Jones (John S. Barrett and Henry G. Jones)
stockbroKers, 323 Montgomery
BAERETT & SHERWOOD
(William James Slier\voocl) importers
and manufacturers je-»velry and dia-
monds agents American -watclies, etc.,
140 Montgomery
Barr:ckman James, solicitor, r. 719 M Brannan
Barrie Alexander C, clerk general passenger and
ticket agent S. P. Co., r. 429 Eddy
Barrie Charles J., teamster, r. 127 Clara
Barrie David H., gripman Clay St. RR., r. 1418 Hyde
Barrie Peter, cook, r. 537 Sacramento
(^"Barrie. See Barry
Barrientos Martin, compositor L'Elvezia, r. 710 Val-
lejo
Barriiiger Benjamin, cook, r. 634 Vallejo
Barringer Charles, actor, r. 331}^ Bush
Harrington Charles L., druggist and apothe-
cary, NE cor Market and Van Ness Av, r. 109 Van
NesS Av
Barrington George, clerk Custom House, r. Oakland
Barrington John, clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service, r.
Santa Rosa
Barris Frank T., letter carrier Post Office, r. Potrero
Av, bet Twentieth and Twenty-flrst
Barroilhet Henry, manager Belloc & Co., and
Consul Republic of Chile, 524 Montgomery, r.
San Mateo
Barron Arthur W., car dispatcher Market St. RR., r.
cor Park Road and Haight
Barron C. F., gripman Market St. RR., r. Cable House
Barron Charles, bartender, r. 109 Grant Av
Barron Connell T., laborer, r. Michigan Av, bet Si-
erra and Shasta
Barron Cornelius J., painter, r. 1217 Market
Barron Edward, r. Cable House
Barron George, printer Quartermaster's Department,
U. S. A., r. 1525 Post
Barron Harry, keeper Corporation Yard, Street De-
partment, r. 157 Silver
Barron Henry, barber, and extraman Engine No. 2
Barron John, varnishmaker, r. Tanners' Home
Barron John C. H., upholsterer, r. 2319 Mission
Barron John M., clerk, r. 1217 Market
Barron Michael, carpenter, Jason Springer & Co., r.
2319 Mission
Barron Stephen, salesman Philip Kennedy k Co., r.
336 Shipley
Barron Terrence E., steward stmr Alameda, r. 268 Ste-
venson
Barron William, carperter, r. 1110 Clay
Barron William H., but.her, r. 2319 Mission
Barron William R., carpenter, r. cor London and
China Avs, Excelsior Homestead
1^^ Barron. See Baron
Barrowman James, machinehand Cal. Barrel Co.
Barrowman John, carpenter, r. (■>24 Brannan, rear
Barrows Albert W., clerk J. M. Buffington, r. 220 De-
visadero
Barrows Annie W. Miss, teacher Irving Primary
School, r. 220 Devisadero
Barrows Cliarles D. Rev., pastor First Con-
gregiitional Church, SE cor Post and Mason, r.
iiOl Sutter
Barrows Charles E., r. 109 Grant At
Barrows Edward C. (Palmer & Barrows) r. 2526 Geary
Barrows James, carpenter, r. 1510 Folsom
Barrows James O., actor, r. 331)4 Bush
Barrows John, commission merchant, 12 Bush, r.
Oakland
Barrows Laura M. Miss, teacher Turk Street Primary
School, r. 2526 Sutter
Barrows Malcolm, r. 901 Sutter
Barrows Mary Mrs., r. 2526 Bush
Barrows Robert, porter Robert Haight & Co., r. 1708
Broderick
Barrows Stephen S., builder, r. 1510 Folsom
Barrows William, clerk, r. 638 Jessie
Barrows William H., attorney at law, 126-128
Phelau Bldg, r. Lorin, Alameda Co.
10" Barrows. See Burrows
Barrs Charles, conductor Omnibus RR., r. 252k Third
Barry Agnes P. Miss, teacher public schools, r. 915
Polk
Barry Alice W. Miss, Decorative Art Rooms, 428 Sut-
ter, r. 1915 Polk
Barry A. J., clerk County Clerk's Office, r. 14 Hour-
bin PI
Barry Augustus W.. driver, r. 110 Austin
Barry B., clerk S. P. RR., r. Oakland
Barry Bartholomew, conductor, r. 317 Clementina
Barry Brothers (James W. and John M.) expressmen,
NW cor Third and Howard
Barry Charles, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
411 Gough
Barry Charles H., messenger Custom House, r. 19
Harriet
Barry Daniel P., r. 412 Beale
Barry David, cigar manufacturer, 1300 Folsom,
and School Director, r. 1330 Folsom
Barry David, cutter, r. 16 Washington Av
Barry David, laborer, Cal. Cracker Co.. r. 419 Filbert
Barry David Jr., sailmaker, r. 16 Berkeley Av
Barry David J., soapmaker Commercial Soap Co.
Barry Dennis, culler F. Foley & Co., r. 778 Harrison
Barry Edward, r. 778 Harrison
Barry Edward, assistant secretary Stock and Bond
Exchange, r. Oakland
Barry Edward, boxmaker, r. 14 Bourbin PI
Barry Edward, laborer, r. 3 Natoma
Barry Edward, melter Union Iron Works, r. 6 Freelon
Barry Edward, milk ranch, Putnam, nr San Bruno
Road
Barry Edward J., bricklayer, r. 118 Chattanooga
Barry Edward J., soapmaker Eagle Soap Works, r.
W s Utah, bet Center and Santa Clara
Barry Edward L., clerk, r. 210 Montgomery Av
Barry Ellen Miss, domestic, W s Utah, bet Center
and Santa Clara
Barry Eliza, widow, r. 1915 Polk
Barry Ellen, widow, r. 4 Rlncon Court
Barry Frank, r. 348 Minna
Barry Frank, driver F. L. Such & Co., r. Douglass,
bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Barry Frank T., laborer Cal. Glue Works, r. SE cor
Railroad Av and-Falkland
Barry Frank W., clerk Redington & Co., r. 211 Taylor
Barry Frederick, clerk, r. cor Baker and Grove
Barry George, burrer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. SE cor Mission and Main
Barry George, seaman stmr Granada
Barry James, r. 518 Bryant
Barry James, boilermaker P. F. Dundon, r. 2523 Sao-
ramento
Barry James, coalpasser stmr George W. Elder, r. 213
Fifteenth
Barry James, horseshoer, 567 Mission, r. 211 Taylor
WHOLESALE AND EETAIL
W. & J. SLOANE &, CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? MarM St.
r-ftl inor rWTD» nDV (Also the finest grades of Clarets, Hocks, )ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
LuLllOt LA I nA Unf iBurgundles.Sauternes.Ports and Sherries ]■ 630 WASHIHOTON STBEET.
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Barry James, laborer, r. 12 Broadway
Barry James, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Barry James, laborer Thomas Bailey & Co.,
Seventh
Barr> James, liquor saloon, 616 Montgomery,
Capp
Barry James, longshoreman, r. 266 Jessie
Barry James wool Bcourer. r. 1123 Harrison
Barry James E., machine operator Earle & Co., r. 361
Clementina
Barry James F., fruit peddler, r. 1010 Dolores
Barry James H., editor and publisher The Weekly
Star, and printer, 429 Montgomery, r. 2215 Steiuer
Barry James H., clerk D. M. Moran & Co., r. 240
Langton
Barry James J., clerk, r. 8 Glover
Barry James J., janitor Supreme Court, r. 217}$ Grove
Barry James W. (Barry Bros.) r. Servia, nr Railroad
Av
Barry Jeremiah, groceries, 439 )« Shipley
Barry Jeremiah, teamster Matthew Nunan, r. 438
Shipley
Barry John, baker, r. 9 St. Mary's
Barry John, blacksmith, r. 1 Fifth
Barry John, boilermaker James V. Hall, r. 769 Bryant
Barry John, laborer, r. 2523 Sacramento
Barry John, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Barry John, longshoreman, r. 220 Ritch
Barry John, porter Ackerman Bros., r. 360 Clementina
Barry John, shoemaker, r. 361 Clementina
Barry John, shoemaker r. 7 Church Lane
Barry John, operator Neville & Co., r. 8 Glover
Barry John D., bookkeeper, r. 544^ Natoma
Barry John H., delivery clerk W. U. Tel. Co., r. 1401
Powell
Barry John H., shoemaker, r. 412 Beale
Barry John J., calker, r. 21 Eausch
Barry John M. (Barry Bros.) r. Servia, nr Railroad Av
Barry John T., teamster, r. 708 H Ivy Av
Barry Joseph B. (Jaeger & Barry) r. 214}^ Sixth
Barry Joseph F., sash and doormaker Day, Huber &
Craker, r. 240 Langton
Barry Joseph P. Woolsorter, r. 1006 Hyde
Barry Julia, domestic W s Utah, bet. Center and San-
ta Clara
Barry Katie, domestic 1111 Post
Barry M. A. Miss, dressmaking, 305 Mason
Barry Margaret, widow, r. 8 Glover
Barry Margaret, widow, r. 649 Howard
Barry Martin, tailor, r. 1936 Bush
Barry Martin A., bartender, r. 118 Grant Av
Barry Mary, widow, r. 35 Valparaiso
Barry Mary, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory r.
SE cor Mission and Main
Barry Mary C. Miss, teacher John Swett Grammar
School, r. 211 Taylor
Barry Mary E. Miss, teacher Clement Grammar
School, r. 2523 Sacramento
Barry Mary M., r. 8 Glover
Barry Matthew B., fruits and vegetables, SE cor
Railroad Av and Falkland
Barry Maurice, laborer, r. 2733 Pine
Barry Maurice, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r.
Parker Av, nr Geary
Barry Maurice F., laborer, r. 21 Steuart
Barry Michael, r. 7 Converse
Barry Michael, laborer, r. 11 M Powell Av
Barry Michael, laborer, r. 360 Clementina
Barry Michael, molder, r. 904 Kearny
Barry Michael, shoemaker, r. Roanoke, nr Chenery
Barry Michael B., gripman Market St. RR., r. Cable
House
Barry Michael H., clerk, r. 8 Glover
Barry Michael, sawyer Union Box Factory, r. 61 H
Shipley
Barry Napoleon, laborer, r. 679 Clementina
Barry Owen, r. 20 Hunt
Barry Owen, laborer, r. 708H Ivy Av
FRATINGER & CO.
OP ALL EESOEIPTIONS.
105 KEAKNY STREET.
GAS, WATER and STEAM
FITTING,
In all its Branches, Well Done.
NA/_ e_~l_ane:^
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNY STREETt
Establishea 18G0. Telephone 315.
Barry Owen Jr., plumber, r. 708 M Ivy Av
Barry Patrick, boilermaker, and assistant foreman
Engine No. 3, r. 1313 California
Barry Patrick, cigarmaker, r. 1330 Folsom
Barry Patrick, freight clerk S. P. Go's Ferry Wharf,
r. 424 Tenth
Barry Patrick, groceries and liquors, 138 Fifth
Barry Patrick, laborer, r. 113 Welsh
Barrv Patrick, laborer Custom House
Barry Patrick, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 14 Zoe
Barry Patrick, watchman Michelssen, Roth & Co., r.
W B Utah, bet Center and Santa Clara
Barry Patrick O., clerk F. A. Rouleau, r. 1011 Clay
Barry Peter, shipcarpenter, r. NE cor Solano and
Minnesota
Barry Peter Mrs., groceries, NE cor Solano and Min-
nesota
Barry Richard, laborer, r. Boyce, bet St. Rose's Av
and Geary
Barry Richard, laborer Weed & Kingwell, r. 260 Clara
Barry Richard, mattressmaker Samuel Beal, r. 1123
Harrison
Barry Richard, clerk Keane Bros., r. 1011 Clay
Barry Richard J., currier H. N. Cook, r. W s Tennes-
see, bet Solano and Mariposa
Barry Richard L., clerk freight auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. 21 Rausch
Barry R. M., clerk C. Curtin, r. 1220 Bush
Barry Robert, bookkeeper, r. 21 Prospect PI
Barry Robert, tailor, r. 9 St. Mary's
Barry Robert F., ropemaker, r. 8 s Sixteenth, bet Gu-
errero and Dolores
Barry Robert V., machinist W. T. Gatratt & Co., r. 340
Fremont
Barry Thomas, baker, r. 629 Broadway
Barry Thomas, blacksmith P. J. O'Brien & Sons, r.
2523 Sacramento
Barry Thomas, hackdriver J. P. Ferguson & Son, r.
134 Seventh
Barry Thomas, liquor saloon, 233 Stevenson, r. 119
Silver
Barry Thomas, sawyer, r. 411 Fifth
Barry Thomas, shoemaker, and extraman Engine No.
7, r. NW cor Sixteenth and Albion Av
Barry Thomas, teamster, r. 110 Tehama
Barry Thomas F., attorney at law, 217 Sansome, rooms
12-17, r. 806 Lombard
Barry Thomas F., band sawyer Friedriohs & Gercke,
r. 851 Sixth
Barry Thomas F., finisher Buckingham & Hecht, r. 7
Turk Lane
Barry Thomas H., first lieutenant 1st Infantry U.S.A..
post quartermaster and A. C. S., Angel Island
Barry Thomas T., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
Alameda
Barry William, blacksmith, r. 310 Tehama
Barrv William, clerk, r. 1436 Pacific
Barry William, clerk, and extraman Engine No. 15, r.
2523 Sacramento
Barry William, extractor S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 1235 Union
Barry William, gripman, r. 16 Cedar Av
Barry William, helper P. M. SS. Co.
Barry William, shipcarpenter, r. 21 Rausch
Barry William, tanner Frank McAleer, r. 424 M Shot-
well
Barry William, teamster, r. 315 Jessie
Barry William, track foreman Omnibus RR., r. 640
Jessie
Barry William F., pressman Weekly Star, r. 2006 Pow-
ell
Barry William I., bookkeeper, r. 1205 Howard
Barrv William J., actor, r. 110 Tehama
Barry William J., butcher Peter Tautphaus, r. 325
Folsom
Barry William J., horseshoer, r. 211 Taylor
Barry William J., wharfinger Section 4, Sea Wall, r.
35 Valparaiso
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Blanaractnrcr or every description of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CABS.
4S to 50 Beale Street. San Francisco.
Dennett Jump Seats.
Trnman, Isham A Hooker. 421-427 Market 8t
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MA>UrACTCEER3 OF
Plain, Japanned and Stamped
TC" I INT ^W^ ^a. I^ DE3 ,
309, 311. 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Barry William M. G., naval architect, 318 Pine, room
34. r. 609 Post
Barry William, S. J., profesBor St. Ignatius College,
2U Hayes
1^ Barry. See Barrie
Barsante George (Barsante k Silvestri) r. 326 Fifth
Barsante k Silvestri (George Barsante and M. Silves-
tri) fruits and vegetables, 326 Fifth
Barsi Fortunato, scavenger, r. 208 Francisco, rear
Bars! Michel, clerk P. Barsi, r. 534 Sixteenth
Barsi Paoli, fruits and vegetables, 534 Sixteenth
Barsilio Vincent, fisherman, r. 14 Prescott
Barsoehini Joseph, clerk Galli & Co.. r. 303 Hayes
Barsotti Andrew, peddler, r. S s Twenty-sixth, nr
Castro
Barsotti Virgilio (Pracldio Perpoli & Co.) r. 9^ La-
pidge
Barss Henry T., car conductor, r. 222 M Fourth
Barstow Alfred (Rhodes & Barstow) attorney at law,
430 California, r. Oakland
Barstow Benjamin, shipcarpenter r. 172 Minna
Barstow George Mrs., widow, r. 927 Pine
Barstow Joseph N., clerk Freight Auditor's Office S.
P. Co., r. 417 Larkin
Barstrup Christian, clerk, r. Windsor Hotel
Barsuglia A., produce, 443 Broadway
Barsuglia Charles (Charles Barsuglia & Co.) r. 731
Vallejo
Barsuglia Charles k Co. (Charles Barsuglia and Bio-
gio Biagi) fruits and vegetables, 1325 Stockton
Barta Carl J., manager Gruen & Heydenaber, r. 257
Minna
Bartel Qustave P., bookkeeper, r. 47 Hoff Av
Bartel Henry P., liquors, 2232 Union, r. NE cor Union
and Pierce
Bartel Louis W., stenographer The John T. Cutting
Co.. r. 47 Hoff Av
Bartel Peter, musician, r. 1205 Stockton
Bartell , r. 638 Commercial
Bartell Charles, machinist W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
Oakland
Bartell Herman, r. 403 Stevenson
Bartell Thomas, teamster, r. 250 Tehama, rear
Bartell William, steamboat hand, r, 541 Fourth
Bartelle H. M. P., harnessmaker William Davis, r.
Church, nr Harrison
Bartelle John, baker, r. 132 Fourth
Bartelle Robert, liquor saloon, 221 Broadway
Bartels Carl, seaman stmr Newbern
Barteis Conrad A., carpenter, r. 43 Germania
Bartels Frederick, bartender John StrothofT, r. 140
Minna
Bartels George L., pressman Schmidt Label and Li tho.
Co., r. Churcli, bet Herman and Ridley
Bartels Henry, upholsterer Friedrichs & Gercke, r.
449 Stevenson
Bartels Herman, porter Dodge, Sweeney & Co.
Bartels John, baker Page & Falch, r. 132 Fourth
Bartels John, hostler Central RR., r. 1206 Laurel Av
Bartels Max, salesman E. Eisenberg & Bro.
Bartels Peter H., r. 2350 Union
Bartels William, teamster, r. 729 Broadway
Bartels William G., woodturner. 134 Main, r. Oak-
laod
i^" Bartels. See Bartel
Barter A. B. Mrs., massage treatment, r. 326 Larkin
Barter M. Mrs., r. 1131 Folsom
Barth Alexander, carpenter, r. 1826 Jessie
Barth Alvina, widow, r. 2017 Webster
Barth Charles, cornicemaker Conliu & Roberts, r. 728
Clementina
Barth Charles F., cigarmaker, r. 101 Hayes
Barth Emile, teacher music, r. 60i Sutter
Barth Gottlieb, salesman Lung * Co., r. 507 Mission
Barth Hermann A., r. 2017 Webster
Barth Isadore, locksmith, r. 522 Green
Barth Jacob, salesman Buyer fc Reich, r. 2129 Bush
Barth John, cook. r. 637 Broadway
Barth Philip, stockbroker, r. 217 Grant .\v
Barth Richard, machinist, r. 1 Taylor PI
Barth William, cornicemaker. r. SJh^ Shipley
Barthel Robert, liquor saloon, 273 East, r. Alameda
Bartbel Theodor, salesman Tittel k Krueger. r. 867
Mission
Barthelemy Nicholas, shoemaker, r. 5 Adelaide PI
Barthels Otto (Barthels i Dietrich) r. 915 Vallejo
Barthels & Dietrich (Otto Barthels and C. Dietrich)
house and sign painters, 145 Third
Barthen .Antonio Mrs., widow, r. 12 Cedar Av
Barthol Adam, teamster, r. 463 Minna
Barthold Adolph G., hatter M. Meussdorffer, r. lUii
Natoma
Barthold Hermann R., teamster S. F. Stock Brewery,
r. 2315 Mason
Barthold Max, driver 8. F. Stock Brewery, r. 2206 Ma-
son
Bartholdi Albert E., barber Alexander Cohn, r. 1147
Mission
Bartholdi Frederick, shoemaker, 124 H Eighth
Bartholomew Lee, with Georee E. Belmor, r. 313 Sev-
enth
Barthrop Edward, salesman Lake k Co., r. 728 54 Clem-
entina
Barthrop Robert, with Holbrook, Merrill k Stetson,
r. 72854 Clementina
Bartleson Edward A., waiter J. J. Cnello, r. 148 Min-
na, rear
Bartleson John P., bartender Hans C. Hansen, r. NW
cor Twenty-fourth and Mission
Bartlett — , bartender, r. 140 Minna
Bartlett Backus L., adjuster, r.415 Powell
Bartlett Charles E., carriagemaker A. Folsom k Son,
r. 636 Valencia
Bartlett Columbus (Burnett & Bartlett) attorney at
law. 12 Montgomery, r. Alameda
Bartlett Edward C. cashier Thomas T. Atkinson k
Co., r. 1615 Baker
Bartlett Eliza F. Miss, teacher Peabody Primary
School, r. 2013 Howard
Bartlett Elmer H., clerk Haas Bros., r. 334 Brannan
Bartlett Erastus, capitalist, r. 114 Turk
Bartlett Flora A., widow, r. 334 Brannan
Bartlett Frank .A., laborer Selby Smelting and Lead
Co., r. 1418 Hyde
Bartlett George C, bookkeeper S. F. Savings Union,
r. Oakland
Bartlett George H., rubber clothing, 120 Sutter, room
82, r. Oakland
Bartlett James H., carpenter, r. NW cor Sanchez and
Sixteenth
Bartlett John, seaman stmr Alameda
Bartlett Joseph, machinist W. T. Garratt k Co., r. 2
Lawrence PI
Bartlett Joseph A., assistant manager Studebaker
Bros. Mnfg. Co., 201-203 Market, r. Oakland
Bartlett Joseph C, fruit peddler, r. 236 Fifth
Bartlett Kate Miss, ladies' nurse, r. 810 Bush
Bartlett Laura, widow, r. 676 Harrison
Bartlett Pliny (Contra Costa Laundry Assn) r. Oakland
Bartlett Primary School. Miss Rebecca F. English
principal, W s Bartlett, bet Twenty-second and
Twenty-third
Bartlett Robert, hostler Smith k Poultney, r. 344
Brannan
Bartlett Robert B., r. 2013 Howard
Bartlett Robert M., entry clerk Holbrook, Merrill k
Stetson, r. 2013 Howard
Bartlett Smith, president Pacific Paper Co., 416
Sacramento, r. Oakland
Bartlett Susan, widow, r. 923 Howard
Bartlett Thomas teamster N. Bichard
Bartlett Walter A., teamster Charles M. Plum, r. 1622
West Mission
Bartlett Walter B., teacher singing. 123 Phelan Bldg
Bartlett Walter J. R., engraver Schmidt Label and
Litho. Co., r. NW cor Sixteenth and Sanchez
THE BEST
CLOTHING
ti
For MEN AND BOYS at
THE HASTINGS
LICK HOUSE BLOCK, SAN FRANCISCO,
?J
LION Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets. 54,712,747
G^O. D. DORNIN, Manager
WIL SSZTOiT, Ant Uiaigu.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
BAR
207
BAS
Bartlett William, engineer flreboat Gov. Irwin, r. 2
Lawrence PI
Bartlett William C., journalist Bulletin, r. Oakland
Bartley Charles H., painter, r. 116 Langton
Hartley George W., meterman, r. 760 Folsom
Bartling Henry, secretary U. S. Central Ry Co., 36-37
Nevada Block, r. 24 Glen Park Av
BARTLIHU, PHILLIPS & STILWELL
(William Bartliiijr, Tlionias K. PUillips
and Henry C. StiUvell) bookbinders and
blank book manufacturers, 505 Clay
Bartling William (Bartling, Phillips & Stilwell) r.
Oaklabd
Bartlow William, porter John Stahle, r. 233 Bush
Bartmann Anton, carpenter, »•. 625 Bay. rear
Bartmann Ferdinand, millwright, r. 729 Grove
Bartmann John, millwright John Hammond
Bartmann John C, teacher music, r. 729 Grove
Barto Harrison, vice-president George Spaulding &
Co., r. 1100 Seventeenth
Barto H. S. Mrs., widow, r. 538 Howard
Bartoli Antonio, longshoreman, r. 401 Pacific
Bartoluzy Achille, waiter stmr Columbia, r. 5 Bart.
lett Alley
Bartomiss G. H., r. 32 Fourth
Barton Benjamin F. (B. F. Barton & Co.) r. 822
Twenty-first
BARTON B. F. & 00, (Benjamm
P. Barton) proprietors Pioneer Salt
Works, and manufacturers Peerless
Yeast Po^vder, 211-313 Sacramento
Barton Daniel, plasterer, r. 45 Jessie
Barton Edward, clerk, r. 819 Battery
Barton Frank A., bookkeeper Hawley Bros.' Ware-
house, r. 104 Fair Oaks
Barton Frederick, r. 1510 Folsom
Barton George, civil engineer, r. 418 Brannan
Barton Hugh, stonemason, r. 11 Johnson At
Barton James, saloon keeper, r. W s Dolores, bet Six-
teenth and Seventeenth
Barton James S., civil engineer, r. 418 Brannan
Barton J. H. Mrs., widow, r. 2032 IVIission
Barton J. F., r. 1047 Mission
Barton John, painter, r. 1232 Union
BARTON JOHN president ITnlon
Pacific Salt Co.. $216 Sacramento, r.
Alameda
Barton John, waiter, r. Clay, bet First Av and Cherry
Barton John, waiter R. Stege, r. 1328 Pacific
Barton Joseph, cigar dealer, r. 312 Fourth
Barton Louis, distributor U. S. Laundry, r. 731 Six-
teenth
Barton Lunhardt, blacksmith, r. 735 Sixteenth
Barton P. Mrs., widow, r. 916 Van Ness Av
Barton Phineas W., with W. T. Y. Schenck, r. Ala
meda
Barton Richard, painter, r. 1232 Union
Barton Robert, laundryman Industrial School
Barton Robert, r. 266 Brannan
Barton Robert, r. 1605 Paclflo Av
Barton Thomas, bookkeeper, r. 313 Eddy
Barton Thomas, teamster Christenson & Lord, r. 337
Tenth
Barton Thomas, painter, r. 1232 Union
Barton Thomas S., salesman Charles J. Hendry, r.
1025 Geary
Barton Vineyard Association (Fresno) John W. Pew
secretary, 310 Pine, rooms 15-17
Barton Willard T., attorney at law, 523 Montgomery,
r. 2618 Pacific Av
Barton William, rigger and stevedore, r. 219 Lom-
bard
Barton William D., book agent, r. 1232 Union
Barton William H. commercial traveler, r. 2422 Bu-
chanan
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIEB9IO-EI.ECTRIC
RUSSIAN ani TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Balls GiveL
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
WATER FILTERS,
ALL SIZES AND KINDS FOR FAUCETS.
Large Filterers with capacity for cleaning all water
used in the bouse, simple and cheap.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street,
Established I860. Telephone 315.
Barton William J., painter, r. 1204 ^J Union
Barton William W., foreman B. F. Barton, r. 2422 Bu-
chanan
!&■ Barton- See Burton
Bartram Arabella Mrs., professional nurse, r. 1776
Howard
Bartram Homer, gigger S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. Black Point
Bartram William, clerk Montgomery's Hotel, r. 1776
Howard
BARUCH
mercUant tailor (formerly
18-30 Phelan Building) 9 Grant Av
Baruch Albert, salesman, r. 1405 Van Ness Av
Baruch Frederick, salesman, r. 1405 Van Ness Av
Baruch Irvin, merchant tailor, 9 Grant Av, r. 210
Powell
Baruch Isaac, capitalist, r. 1405 Van Ness Av
Baruch Morris, clerk B. Blumenthal & Co., r. 1530
Ellis
Baruch Simon (B. Blumenthal & Co.) r. 657 Harrison
Baruh Moses, compositor Daily Hotel Gazette, r. 916
Larkin
Barut Albert, compositor Le Franco.Callfornlen,r.444
Green
Barut Raymond liquor saloon, 609 Laguna, r. 720
Buchanan
Baruth Ernest F. (Goetze & Baruth) r. 1901 Post
Baruth Henry, tailor, r. 425 Stevenson
Baruth William, cabinetmaker Conrad Boiler, r. 2
Jacoby PI
Barwe Charles J., gripman Market St. RR., r. SE cor
Haight and Stanyan
Basacka Sophia, widow, r. 117 Bernard
Basch Abraham, tailor, r. 7 Hopeton Terrace
Basch Hyman, merchant (Carson City, Nev.) r. 531 X
Birch Av
Basch Louis, commercial traveler, r. 1527)4 Geary
Basch Samuel, furniture, 140 Fourth, r. 203 Fourth
t^ Basch. See Bash
Bascom D. N., foreman, r. 2420 Sutter
Bascom Mattie E. Mrs., dressmaking, 115 Geary
Bascom Ray, pressman Francis, Valentine & Co., r,
617 Ninth
Bascou Benoit (Sevin Vincent & Co.) r. 721 California
Baseudorf Michael, sawyer, r. 429 Bush
Basford Annie A. Mrs., widow, r. 903 Sutter
Basford Jacob K., capitalist, r. 2008 Pine
Basford Raphael X., draftsman Cal. Bridge Co., r. 643
Turk
Bash John, seaman, r. 263 East
Bashford M. V„ r. 122 Post
Basich Antonio, cook Anton Pignaz, r. 213 Stevenson
Basich William, restaurant, 106 Sixth
Basker David R., cook, r. 307 Natoma
Basker Solomon, secondhand clothing, 129 Sixth
Basler George A., house and sign painter.. 113 Geary,
r. 1006 Buchanan
Bass Frederick, physician and Burgeon, ofl&ce 629
Kearny, r. 422 Filbert
Ba83 Isaac H., r. 910 Harrison
Bass Samuel, manufacturer, r. 105 Stockton
Bass Thomas J. (T. J. Bass & Co.) r. SE cor Noe and
Fifteenth
Bass T. J. & Co. (Thomas J.Bass and Samuel H
Brown) wholesale and retail dealers artists' ma-
terials, paints, oils, coach painters' supplies and
picture frames, 14-16 Ellis
Bassard George D., laborer, r. 55954 Bryant
Bassart Charles, seaman, r. 1242 Folsom
Bassart Charles Mrs., bakery, 1242 Folsom
Bassen Joachim, maltster Albany Brewing Co., r. 74
Everett
Basser Ferdinand, laborer, r. N s Falkland, bet Platte
and Savannah
Bassett A. C, euperintendent Northern Division
S. P. Co., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 31,
r. Menlo Park
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
BOOKEINDEES.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVER FIVE BIII.I.IONS.
BROWN. CRAIG & CO.. General AgenU.
BAS
208
BAT
W. W, Montague &. Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENOLTSH AND AMERICAN
KncanHlic. 4>l»zc<i »n<l I*Inin.
309. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
BasBett Artbur, painter, r. 041 Commercial
Bapsett Charles F. (Bassett & Bunker) r. 1630 West
Mission
Bassett Daniel J., foreman machinist Risdon I. and
L. Works, r. 50 Clementina
Bassitt G. M., r. 3 Everett
Bassett Henry M., teamster, r, 12454 Silver
Bassett J. Frank, bookkeeper John J. O'Farrell, r.
Frnit Vale
Bassett Madison H., teamster, r. 1243^ Silver
Bassett Martin L., carpenter, r. 304 Eighth
Bassett William, clerk, r. Ifi4i;i Mission
Bassett & Bunker (Charlee F. Bassett and Henry
C. Bunker) grain commission merchants, 400
Front and 228 Clay
Bassford Andrew J., car builder Sutter St. RB., r. 243
Oak
Bassl I.OHis. boilermaker P. F. Dnndon, r. 220 Minna
Basslllio John, r. 2C33 Sutter
BasBillio Joseph, engineer Black Diamond Coal Min-
ing Co., r. 216 Union
BasBlni Charles, spiuner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 1134 Green
Bassity Matthew F., plasterer, r. 657 Willow Av
Basso Emilio. fisherman, r. 225 Green
Basta John, pantryman P. Priet & Co., r. 824 Mont-
gomery
Basthelm Joseph (Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.) r. 2126
California
Bastiano Oliver, bootblaak, 341 Bush, r. 715 Green-
wich
Bastlen John, gardener, r. 1842 Howard
Baston Abner F., teamster IWaterhouse & Lester, r.
Vf 8 Iowa, bet Solano and Butte
Baston John W., porter, r. 1017 McAllister
Baston Josenh G., shipping clerk Waterhouse & Les-
ter, r. 16"l4 Eddy
Batallle Peter (Bataille i Wilke) r. 726 Green
Bataille & Wilke (Peter Bataille and Henry Wilke)
liquor saloon, 612 Broadway
Batavia Philip, barber, 837 Market, r. 22 Mary
Batbie John P., foreman Lenormand Bros., r. 1120
Powell
Batchelder Frank H., gymnast, r. 17 Fourth
Batchelder George H. (Batchelder k Co.) r. 781 Mis-
sion
Batchelder Henry L., with Singer Mnfg. Co., r. 4
Hopeton Terrace
Batchelder John H., machinist Sutter St. RR., r. 114
Austin
Batchelder John R., carpenter, r. 809 Baker
Batchelder Levi P., clerk W. S. Ray & Co., r. 4 Hope-
ton Terrace
Batchelder Nathan P., clerk military storekeeper U.
S. A., 36 New Montgomery
Batchelder Samuel N., patternmaker, r. 302 Eight-
eenth .
Batchelder Willard J., teacher music, r. 2408 Mission
Batchelder WilUam H., starter Sutter St. RR., r. 114
.\U8tin
Batchelder William H. Jr., painter, r. 114 Austin
Batchelder William 8., clerk, r. 4 Hopeton Terrace
t^ Batchelder. See Bachelder
Batchelder & Co. (E. O. Melcher and George H. Batch-
elder) leather findings, cor Twenty-ninth and
Mission
Batchelor Frank (Batchelor & Wylie) r. Alameda
Batchelor L., stableman John Wieland Brewing Co.,
r. 67 Clementina
Batchelor & Wylie (Frank Batchelor and Joseph H.
Wylie) dealers agricultural Implements, 37 Mar-
ket
Batchia Antone, restaurant, Bryant, nr Main, r. 14
Stanley PI
Bate Henry G., horse jockey, r. Bay District Hotel
Bateman Brothers (John C. and Michael C, Jr.) con-
tractors and builders, 330 Pine, rooms 11-12 and
2112 Howard
Bateman Edwin A. Rev., r. 517 O'Farrell
Bateman Charles E., life preserver maker, r. 517
O'Farrell
Bateman Claus, r. 413 O'Farrell
] Bateman F. Mrs., groceries, 62 J4 West Mission
' Bateman John, carpenter, r. 102 Natoma
■ Bateman John C. (Bateman Bros.) r. 2112 Howard
I Bateman Joseph E., carpenter, r. 3013 Latniua
i Bateman Michael C, capitalist, r. 1912 Pacific- Av
1 Bateman Michael C. Jr. (Bateman Bros.) r. 2112 How-
ard
Bateman Miles, carpenter, r. 1606!^ Stevenson
1 Bateman Richard H., printer, r. 2130 Union
I Bateman Robert A., machinist Phelps Mnfg. Co., r.
3013 Laguna
Bateman William (J. Kemp & Co.) r. 1727 Jessie
Bateman William A., mnfr cleaning powder, r. 1034
Guerrero
j Bates Alfred, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 11
Boardman PI
[ Bates .Alfred, with Bancroft Library, r. 2759 Mission
' Bates Anson, capitalist, r. 54 First
Bates Bridget, widow, r. 312 Vicksburg
Bates Catherine M., widow, r. 764 Harrison
I Bates Dudley C, mining secretary, 79 Nevada Block,
! r. 1705 Octavia
1 Bates Edward P., mining, 320Sansome, room 52
Bates Eugene J., clerk Siegfried & Brandenstein, r.
I Alameda
Bates Ella, widow, r. 114 Eighth
Bates F. L.. clerk Tom C. Grant, r. 730 Geary
, Bates Frank D., with C. B. Jennings, r. 2218 Webster
■ Bates Frederick, seaman, r. 913 Howard
Bates George, gripman Market St. RR., r. Minnie, bet
Frederick and Waller
Bates George A., gasman Alcazar Theater, r. 713
Broadway
Bates George A., law clerk Lyman I. Mowry, r. 917 )«
Mission
Bates George B., barber Flieler & Kiefer, r. 650
Minna
Bates George B., bookkeeper K. Gambitz, r. 719 Polk
Bates George E. (Freeman, Bates & Rankin) attorney
at law, 409 California, rooms 1-4, r. 1001 Pine
Bates George E., jeweler, r. 312 Vicksburg
Bates George W., bookkeeper Moore & Smith, r. 1705
Octavia
Bates Herbert F. A., shipping clerk Keane Bros., r.713
Broadway
Bates Jennie, widow, r. 730 Geary
Bates John J., broommaker Lambert Van Laak, r. 33
Erie
Bates Joseph C, attorney at law, 434 California,
r. 2412 Pine
Bates L. J. Mrs., widow, furnished rooms, 862 Mis-
sion
Bates Mary J. Miss, floral artist, r. 1619 Washington
Bates Morris XJ., president Commercial Publish-
ing Co., 415 Montgomery, r. 317 Geary
Bates Rachel, widow, r. 1633 Geary
Bates Sarah, widow, r.934 Folsom, rear
Bates Thaddeus, commercial traveler W. H. Wood &
Co., r. 623 Harrison
Bates Thomas D., propertyman Alcazar Theater, r. 713
Broadway
Bates Vincent W., carpenter, r. 435 Seventh
Bates Walter E., physician and surgeon, 122 Geary, t.
326 Eddy
Bates William J., painter, r. 321 Langton
Bathman Claus, bartender, r. 413 O'Farrell
Batkin Alfred A., salesman Byron Mauzv, r. 1420 Geary
Batkin Henry M., cashier John W. Roberts, r. 1425
Mason
Batkin Leonard S., clerk Charles S. Fechheimer, r.
1427 Mason
Bataere John, cook Nevada Restaurant,r. 2713 Howard
Batt Henry, cigars and tobacco, 1207 Polk, r. 1437 Polk
Batt Jacob, teamster, r. 1437 Polk
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
THE LARGEST
CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY HOUSE
ON THE PACIPIO COAST.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
KEXT ABO^^E PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM SL
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY{
Finer than the class of Cbampagnes sent from) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
France to this country, but without Brandy. ) 530 WASHHTOTOH STEEET.
BAT
209
BAU
Batt Samuel, expressman, 24 Battery, r. 1437 Polk
Batt Samuel Jr., clerk M. Franklin & Bro., r. 1437
Polk
Batta Joseph, restaurant, 432 Broadway
Battaglia Carlo, r. Gil Union
Battalora P., glazier, r. 1419 Diipont
Battams William, salesman W. W. Montague & Co., r.
Occidental Hotel
Battelle Charles T., clerk Wm. T. Coleman & Co., r.
600 Bush
Battelle Ernest L., druggist and physician, 2051 Mis-
sion
Battelle Roger S., boot stitcher, r. 3 Chatham PI
Batten Edward S., butcher, r. 2921 California
Batten Evans, stonecutter, r. 2921 California
Batten Mariam Mrs., r. 2921 California
Batten Samuel H., clerk Joseph C. Bates, r. 2921 Cali-
fornia
Batten William, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Battenberg Otto, varnisher Charles Klemm, r. 927
Bryant
Battersby Arthur G. , manufacturers' agent, 518
Market
Battersby Michael A., painter, r. 519 Sacramento
Batterman Christopher 8., civil and mining engineer,
318 Pine, r. Oakland
Battery Street Free and Tea Bonded Ware-
house, Bode & Haslett proprietors, NW cor
Battery and Filbert
Batteux Caroline, widow, r. 106 Morris Av
Batteux JohnD., clerk Pac. Vinegar and Pickle Works,
r. 106 Morris Av
Batteux Therese, widow, r. 826 Broadway, rear
Battine A., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 1408 Kearny
Battisti Gio, fruits and vegetables, 1722 Stockton
Battieti Louis, cook, r. 414 Francisco
Battke Henry J., longshoreman, r. 233 Ritch
Battle James, seaman, r. 263 East
Battle John, conductor, r. 21 Gilbert, rear
Battles Edward S., clerk Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co., r. 1332 Lombard
Battles Henry, upholsterer, r. 449 Stevenson
Battles Luke, collector Cal. Electric Light Co., r. 1332
Lombard
Battles Minnie E., burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 1225 Greenwich
Battles Rudolph, cook Fletcher & Busing
Battles Ward, salesman, r. 1113 Post
Battles William W. Mrs., widow, r. 1113 Post
Battlesson Martin, seaman schr Winfield Scott
Battu Hippolyte (Patchel & Battu) r. 1601 Polk
Battu Zoe Mrs., widow, r. 1413 Sacramento
Batturs Edward T., clerk, r. 1583 Turk
Batturs Frank E., clerk passenger and ticket dept
S. P. Co., Northern Division, r. 1583 Turk
Batturs William, r. 1068 Howard
Batzard Adolph, laborer, r. 541 Second
Bauch Bernard, gardener, r. Mountain Lake
Bauch Peter G., Custom House broker, ofilce 520 Bat-
tery, r. 719 Union
Bauch Peter G. Jr., clerk Henry Molineux, r. 719
Union
Bauch Theodor, r. 4633^ Tehama
Baud Frank, proprietor Hayes Valley Brass Foun-
dry, 522 Fulton
Bftudoin Louis, hide inspector Louis Sloss & Co., r.
651 Third
Bauer Abraham (Bauer Bros. & Co.) r. Paris, France
Bauer Adolph, r. 26 Sixth
Bauer Adolph, dairy, cor Lombard and Scott
Bauer Adolph C, with W. Westerfeld, r. 742 Minna
Bauer Alexander, ranchman, r. Edinburgh, bet China
and Brussels Avs, Excelsior Homestead
Bauer Amanda, widow, r. 1042 Folsom
Bauer Brothers tiii: Co. (Abraham, Moses and
Samuel Bauer) importers and wholesale dealers
fancy goods, laces, embroideries and Victoria
zephyrs, 547 Market
FRATINGER & CO.
Fine Dressmaking
105 KEAKIVY STREET.
CAST IRON PIPE.
GAS and WATER PIPE
And FITTINGS of all Sizes.
w. e-Tane,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Bauer Caesar, porter Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r. 2041
Howard
Bauer Carl, laundryman S. F. Laundry
Bauer Catherine, widow, r. 244 Taylor
Bauer Charles, engraver Geo. C. Shreve k Co., r. 1143
Mission
Bauer Charles, policeman, r. 721 Ji Clementina
Bauer Charles Jr., suopeudermaker Solomon Zekind,
r. 721M Cleiueutina
Bauer Charles F., cabinetmaker, r. 736 M Clementina
Bauer Charles G., liquor saloon, W s Baker, bet Beach
and Jefifereon
Bauer Christopher, liquor saloon, 2422 Greenwich
Bauer Emil E., groceries and liquors, 240 Noe
Bauer finiile, manager Sau Francisco News Co.,
210 Post, r. 1838 Geary
Bauer Ernest, boxmaker Pac. Box Factory
Bauer F., dishwasher German Hospital
Bauer Frederick, baker, r. 306 Francisco
Bauer Frederick, painter, r. 418 Post
Bauer Frederick C, druggist John A. Bauer, r. 509
Post
Bauer Frederick H., clerk, r. 120 Fillmore
Bauer George, liquor saloon, 304 Francisco
Bauer George H., boxmaker Max Waizmsn, r. 51)4
Langton
Bauer Gottlob, shoemaker John Peck, r. 20 Mont-
gomery Av
Bauer Gustavus A., saloon keeper, r. Lott, bet Golden
Gite Av and McAllister
Bauer Henry, upholsterer, r. 1519 California
Bauer Henry C, boxmaker Max Waizman, r. 61 )j
Langton
Bauer Herman, gilder, r. 28)4 First
Bauer Jacob, saloon keeper, r. 317 Bush
Bauer Jacob G., laborer Pac. Oil and Lead Works, r.
616 Seventh
Bauer Jakob, saddler, r. 431 Pine
Bauer J. C. & Co. (J. Christian Bauer and
Joseph Schweitzer) importers hops, corks and
brewers' supplies, 632 Sacramento
Bauer J. Christian ( J. C. Bauer & Co. and Schweitzer
& Bauer) r. 1708 Buchanan
Bauer John, cutler M. Price
Bauer John, liquor saloon, 616 Seventh, r. 120 Fill-
more
Bauer John A., manufacturing chemist and
druggist, 101 Post, r. 509 Post
Bauer John E. (Bauer & Brady) r. 1838 Geary
Bauer John F., farmer. Ocean View
Bauer John J., cabinetmaker, r. 1114 Taylor
Bauer John W., laborer, r. 120 Fillmore
Bauer Johanna M., r. 736 M Clementina
Bauer Josie Miss, sole agent Lighting system dress
cutting, 121 Stockton, r. 1838 Geary
Bauer Leonard, machinehand, r. 5 Gilbert
Bauer Leopold, stonecutter, r. S s Green, bet Frank-
lin and Gough
Bauer Louis, salesman G. Abrahamson, r. 320 O'Far-
rell
Bauer Martin (E. Boesch & Co.) r. 1616 West Mission
Bauer Moses (Bauer Bros. & Co.) r. 1717 Geary
Bauer Otto, manager Michalitschke Bros., 902
Market, r. 526 Sutter
Bauer Phillip, cutter, r- 53 Langton
Bauer Richard, foreman Clot & Meese, r. 129 Bernard
Bauer Samuel (Bauer Bros. & Co.) r. 1006 Vau Ness
Av
Bauer Sigmund, clerk Bauer Bros. & Co., r. 1717 Geary
Bauer Simon, porter, r. 538 Mission
Bauer Thiebaud, athlete, r. 11 Quincy
Bauer William, baker A. Becker, r. 736 Union
Bauer William, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. NW cor Lombard and Steiner
Bauer William F., laborer, r. Mission Road, nr Six
Mile House
Bauer William F., waiter W. F. Riedlnger, r. 736H
Clementina
i C0
JOHN HAMMOND
14
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Ufanufaeturer of every description of
PASBBNGBR, STREET AND FREIGHT OARS.
42 to 5V Beale Street, San Franciacu.
Truman, Isham & Hooker, ^''-^^^'J^^^.^^toJ^^^S'^i^eS^^:'''^^
BAU
210
BAX
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTERS or
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MABKET STEEET
Bauer & Brad}- {John E.Bauer and Thomas F. Brady)
confectionery, stationery and news dealers, 232
Van Xess Av
I^T" Bauer. See Bower
Baugh Josepliine Miss, r. 102 Mason
Baugh Washington, shipping clerk, r. 521 Pacific
Baughman Charles P., clerk, r. 22 Geary
Baugsen August, laundryman S. F. Laundry
Baugsen John, teamster, r. 216 Kinth
Baukins Burrell K., carpenter, r. 1321 Jackson
BaulBir Nimrod, blockmaker B. J. Avery, r. 1332
Washington
Baum Benjamin, clerk Bauer Bros. 4 Co., r. 2132
Jackson
Baum Carl, cook Samuel Kahn, r. 863^ Market
Baum Catherine C, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Hartford and Eighteenth
Baum Charles, office oio Front, room i, r. 1705 Powell
Baum David A., city agent Liverpool and London and
Globe Ins. Co., r. 404 Stockton
Baum Eliza, r. 1504 Pacific Av
Baum George A. R. .stone dresser Pioneer White Lead
Works, r. 228 Webster
Baum George S., clerk, r. 410 Leavenworth
Baum Gustave, furniture, 710 Montgomery, r. 1504
Pacific Av
Baum Henry, clerk The Weekly Star, r. 1504 Pacific Av
Baum Jacob, tailor, r. 733 O'Farrell
Baum Joseph, clerk Lewis Hess, r. 1504 Pacific Av
Baum Julius, merchant, r. 1111 Van Ness Av
Baum Morris, agent Ashland Woolen Mills (Ashland,
Or.) office 105 Battery, r. 1611 Scott
Baum Morris C, attorney at law, 401 California,
rooms 18-19 r. 834 Fulton
Baum Simon, r. 2432 Jackson
Baum William, wines and liquors, 609 Sansome
Bauman Annie, domestic, 2202 Jones
Bauman Bernard, upholsterer F. W. Krellng & Sons,
r. 2 Taylor PI
Bauman Charles, with Electrical Supply Co., r. 1141
Union
Bauman Charles J., tailor, r. 1141 Union
Bauman Jacob, watchman, r. 26 Turk
Bauman John, musician, r. 909 Fillmore
Bauman Joseph (Furrer & Bauman) r. NE cor Clara
Av and Eighteenth
Bauman Loreutz, milker Furrer 4 Bauman, r. NE cor
Clara Av and Eighteenth
Bauman Louis, clerk Albert Mau & Co,, r. 1141 Union
Bauman Otto, cabinetmaker F. W. Krellng k Sons, r.
519 M Stevenson
Bauman Richard, cooper Ole Madson, r. 108 Pow-
ell
Bauman Bertha, fortune teller, 108 Powell
Baumann Caspar, laborer Martin Johnson, r. cor
Hamilton and Wayland, U. M. T.
Baumann Charles, cigarmaker, r. 24 Turk
Baumann Ferdinand, liquor saloon, 619 Merchant
Baumann Gustave, leather finisher J. C. Rued & Co.,
r. cor Hampshire and El Dorado
Baumann Henry H., agent, r. 226 Stockton
Baumann John"D.. miner, r. 19 Van Ness Av
Baumann Sigmund, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r.
412 Taylor
t^ Baumann. See Bowman
Baumard Emil F., whalebone factory, 326 Sutter
Batimard Julia Mme., corsetmaker, 325 Sutter
Baumeister Albert W., laborer Union Iron Works, r.
E s Iowa, bet Solano and Mariposa
Baumeister Bernhardt H., physician and surgeon, r.
1536 Dolores
Baumeister Charles, tailor, r. 1123 Buchanan
Baumeister Edward A., tailor, r. 1123 Buchanan
Baumeister H., r. 638 Commercial
Baumeister Henrietta, widow, r. E 8 Iowa, bet Solano
and Mariposa
Baumeister Henry, porter Boericke & Schreck, r. 107
Langton
Baumeister Hermann, laborer, r. E s Iowa, bet So-
lano and Mariposa
Baumeister Jnhii A., tailor, r. 1123 Buchanan
Baumeister Joseph, paper carrier, r. 223 Twelfth
Baumgard Henry, molder Empire Foundi^, r. 1046
Mission
Baumgardner Etta M. Mrs., teacher Denman Gram-
mar School, r. 513 Taylor
Baumgardner Sylvester J., r. 513 Taylor
Baumgardt Bernard, printer, r. 527 Folsom
Baumgarten Francis M., chemist, r. 715 Shotwell
Baumgarten Franz Q. O., teamster, r. 125 Clinton
Baumj^arten J. & Co, (Joseph Baumgarten,
Godfrey Fisher and A. L. Brown) importers
cloth, tailors' trimmings, etc., 7 Montgomery
Baumgarten John (Wlese 4 Baumgarten) r. 213 Clara
Baumgarten Joseph (J. Baumgarten 4 Co.) r. 820
Ellis
Baumgarten Joseph, shoemaker, r. 418 Fourth
Baumgarten Otto, teamster George H. Pitts, r. 126
Clinton
Baumgartner John, bookkeeper H. Bohls 4 Co., r.
507 Haight
Baumiller J., packer B. Nathan 4 Co., r. 1334 Pacific
Baumstarck Zelia, widow, r. 945 J^ Folsom
Baumstark Bernhard, carpenter, r. 1007 Sansome
Baumsteiger Arnold, plumber and gasfitter, 1602
Post
Baur Jacob, hamessmaker, r. cor Paraguay and Sus.
quehanna. South 8. F.
Baurenberg William, laborer J. Gundlach 4 Co., r.
1426 Dupont
Baurhyte George S., bookkeeper Pac. GaB Improve-
ment Co., r. 312 Eddy
Baurhyte William H. M., bookkeeper Pac. Gas Im-
provement Co., r. 312 Eddy
Baurman Frederick, cutler, 10 Stevenson, r. 6 Otis PI
Bausman Henry 8., clerk Greenebaum 4 Straus, r.552
Minna
Bausman William, journalist Call, r. 552 Minna
Bansman W. W., secretary Company of Associ-
ated Stockbrokers, and assistant secretary 8. F.
Stock and Exchange Board, 327 Pine
Bausom Morris, clerk, r. 1137 Union
Baust Otto, cigarmaker J. W. Shaeffer 4 Co. r. 289
Union
Bauville William A., cigarmaker, r. 649 Mission
Bavaria Brew^ery, Mary A. Frauenholz proprie-
tor, E 8 Montgomery Av, bet Green and Vallejo,
and NW cor Greenwich and Scott
Bavaria Saloon, Kehlenbeck 4 Stuckert propri-
etors, 8 Sixth
Bawden William, blacksmith, r. 64 First
Baxter Addie E., widow, r. 923 Golden Gate Ay
Baxter Charles B., plumber, r. 1040 Folsom
Baxter David F., r. 830 Page
Baxter D. J., fruits and cigars, 413 Pacific
Baxter Edward H., salesman Langley 4 Michaels, r.
Alameda
Baxter Frank C, pictures and frames, 432 Sutter, r.
2726 Pine
Baxter George P., druggist, r. 1224 Valencia
Baxter H. W., receiver Spring Valley W. W., r. Oak-
land
Baxter Jackson, housepainter, r. 2025 Geary
Baxter James, silversmith, r. 623 Howard
Baxter James, r. 106 M Third
Baxter John T., butcher Derby 4 Strouae, r. 428
Minna
Baxter Joseph A., gripman Clay Street BR., r. 1711X
Clay
Baxter Joseph P., policeman, r. 2219 Steiner
Baiter Joseph W., painter, r. 501 H Sixth
Baxter Patrick, horseshoer Thomas Doyle, r. 134
Fourth
Baxter Patrick J., painter, r. 1040 Folsom
Baxter Robert, engineer Bavaria Brewery, r. 2329
Greenwich
ii
...AND..
UNDERWEAR
THE HASTINGS
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO,
99
ORIENT Ins. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,551,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WK. SEZTOK, Ant Uaiuger.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
BAX
211
BEA
Baxter William J. (William J. Baxter & Co.) r. New
York City
Baxter William J. & Co. (William J. Baiter) gents'
furnisblng goods, r. 1038 Market
Baxter William S., bookkeeper Redington & Co., r.
Oakland
Bay aud Coast Railroad Co., S. P. C. RR. Bldg, foot
Market
Bay and Coast Telegraph Co., offices 222 Montgomery,
and S. P. C. RR. Bldg, foot Market
Bay Christian, confectioner W. Westerfeld, r. 625
Clay
Bay City Iron Works, Bigelow & Little pro-
prietors, 103-105 Fremont and 323 Mission
Bay City Market, 1138-1U4 Market
Bay City Packing^ and Provision Co., Derby
& Strouse proprietors, 1146 Market
Bay City Soda Water Co., Cephas Turner su-
perintendent 110-112 Golden Gate .\v I
Bay District Association, D, bet fourth and Sixth
Avs
Bay District Hotel, George A. Hubbard proprie-
tor, D, bet Fourth and Fifth Avs
Bay Gottlieb, carpenter, r. 353 >i Minna
Bay John, seaman schr Norway
Bav Malt House, Charles Bach proptr, S s Brannan,
bet Seventh and Eighth, office 535-537 Sacramento
Bay State Dairy, Charles M. Hawes proprietor,
SW cor. Napa and Connecticut
Bay Street House, SE cor Bay and Kearny
Bay View Distilling Co., D. G. Scofield president, C.
W. Coburn vice-president and manager office 6
Battery
Bay Warehouse, Geo. S. Neale & Co. proptrs, San-
some, nr Lombard
Bayer Charles G., baker, r. 625 Clay
Bayer F. J., bartender E. Mercier, r. NW cor Folsom
and Seventh
Bayer Gregoire, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 2016 Mason
Bayer Joseph, physician, 222 Post
Bayer L. Miss, dressmaker, r. 707 3^ Larkln
Bayhart George, bartender Schroeder & MoHer, r.
677 J^ Mission
Bayle John (John Bayle & Co.) r. N 8 St. Thomas, bet
Platte and Yazoo
Bayle Jolin & Co. (John Bayle and Peter and
Jacques Bareilles) tripe dealers, 7 California
Market
Bayless Charles H., clerk Cobb & Co., r. 2216 Mission
BaylesB George B., compositor Examiner, r. 417
Kearny
Bayless Joseph A., draftsman Dewey & Co., r. 2216
Mission
Bayless William H., architect, 106 Leidesdorff, r. 2216
Mission
Bayley Charles A., clerk, r. 7375^ Union
Bayley George B. (Merten, Moffitt & Co.) r. Oakland
Bayley Henry E., laborer, r. 125 Shipley
Bayley Robert, proprietor Pacific Paper Box Fac-
tory, 410 Sansome, r. Oakland
a^" Bayley. See Bailey, BalUy and Bayly
Baylies Theodore L., teacher Sacred Heart College,
SE cor Eddy and Larkin
Bayly Charles A., druggist and pharmacist, SE
cor Howard and Sixth
Baynard Samuel, waiter, r. 968 Broadway
Baynes Henry F., dentist John A. W. Lundborg, r.
123 Stockton
Bayreuther Gustave W., plumber Schuster Bros, k
Co., r. 923 Natoma
Bayrle J., r. 638 Commercial
Bays Charles H., fruit peddler, r. N s Nevada, bet
Vermont and Kansas
Bays George M., laborer, r. N 8 Nevada, bet Vermont
and Kansas
Bays William J., boxmaker Pac. Box Factory, r. N s
Nevada, bet Vermont and Kansas
LEAD PIPE. SOLDER, TIN
AND SHEET LEAD.
X.ead Work of all kinds well done.
"W.
Plumber,
Established 1860.
505 Kearny Street.
Telephone 315.
DR. BAZAN'S
THEKMO-EtECTKIC
RUSSIAN M TURKISH BAIHS
Also Medicated aad Electric Baths Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BAZAN FERDINAND, puy.i.
ciuiL aud sur/^eoii Freiicii Hospital, and
proprietoi- Dr. Bazan's iRassian and
Tnrkisli Aledicated Electrical Batlis,
office and r. 415 Sutter
Bazet Louis, physician, 28 Geary
Bazzini Marco, cook Sartori *: Fantini, r. 1416 Powell
Bazzura Giuseppe (B. Perata & Co.) r. 105 PacIQc
Beach A., boilermsker Rlsdon I. and L. Works
Beach A. T., clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo & Co.,
r. 947 Mission
Beach Carmi W., real estate, r. 2101 Devlsadero
Beacli Ctiilion, importer books and stationery,
107 Montgomery, r. 812 Powell
Beach E. A. Mrs., r. 51fi Sutter
Beach Gardner E., ticket agent S. P. Co's ferry wharf,
r. 616 Nineteenth
Beach George C, peddler, r. 65 Tehama
Beach George D., driver Harper A. Smith, r. Ocean
View
Beach Henry H., accountant Wellman, Peck & Co., r.
Oakland
Beach Joseph, laborer, r. 523 Sixth
Beach Nelson A., surgeon stmr San Juan
Beach Ransom E., shipping clerk Charles M. Plum.r.
2723 Pine
Beach Thomas M., cutter B. Blunnentbal & Co., r. 608
Sacramento
Beach Thomas P., secretary Eastern Oregon Land Co.,
604 Merchant, r. Bohemian Club
Beach William C, r. 147 Third
Beadle Donald (Beadle & Co. ) r. Alameda
Beadle John, fireman S. F. Bridge Co., r. W b Mlnne^
sota, bet Solano and Mariposa
Beadle & Co., shipping commission, 5 Speu
Beadon John, seaman, r. 572 Folsom
Beahau James, painter Hall's Safe and Lock Co., r.
132 Hayes
Beahan James, tinsmith, r. 655 Mission
Beahan John, butcher W. O'Shaughnessy, r. 3253 Mis-
sion
Beahan Thomas, tanner, r. W s San Bruno Road, bet
Twenty-sixth and Army
Beahr William, grain broker, r. 330 Geary
Beaizley William B., assistant Clerk U. S. Circuit
Court, r. Oakland
tS" Beaizley. See Beasley
Beal Charles L., bookkeeper Samuel Beal, r. 2526 Clay
Beal David, saloonkeeper, r. 251 Tehama
Beal Esther, widow, r. 18 Bluxome
Beal Richard L., pastor Second African M. E. Church,
r. 27 M Bernard
Beal Samuel, mattresses and upholstery, 65-69 New
Montgomery, r. 2526 Clay
Beal William L., mattressmaker. r. 1912 Ellis
Beale A. F. Miss /eacher music and elocution, 42 St.
Ann's Building
Beale Henry, fireman, r. 306 Folsom
Beale James L., carpenter, r. 33 Hardy
Beale John J., machinist, r. 644 Minna
Beale John O., bookkeeper, r. 533 Sacramento
Beale 0. S. Mrs., r. St. Ann's Building
Beale Street Warehouse, Haslett jc Bailey pro-
prietors, NE cor Beale aud Bryant
Beale Street Wharf, foot Beale
Beale Truxtun (Shoobert, Beale & Co.) r. 1007 Cali-
fornia
Beale William, nurse St. Mary's Hospital
Beale William, painter, r. 644 Minna
[0" Beale. See Beal, Beall, Beel and Beihl
Bealer George, laborer, r. 5 Stark
Bealer John, boots and shoes, 403 Montgomery Av
Bealer William, porter Fallon & Buckley, r. Oakland
Beales Charles H., pictorial painter Swan & Stein, r.
619 Locust Av
Beall Albert, with Merten, Moffitt & Co., r. 2117 Web-
ster
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONB 83.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN, has^™ i^argkst business
AMERICAN COMPANT;
BEA
212
BEA
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Triniming^s
a Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
16
Beall ResBOU B., letter carrier Post Office,
Vicbsburg
Beall Saniuf] P., bookkeeper J. W. Girvin & Co., r.
2117 Webster
Beals Caroline R. Mrs., teacher Girls' High School,
r. 923 Powell
Beals Charles W., statistician, r. 1919 Broderick
Beals Edward C, clerk, r. 1613 Fillmore
Beals Edward C, wood carver Jacob Strahle & Co., r.
2500 54 California
Beals H. Channlng, journalist, r. 2915 Sacramento
Beam Arthur W., clerk, r. 2725 Howard
Beam I. W'illard, salesman Cal. Wire Works, r. Oak-
land
Beamer James C, carpenter, 776 Folsom
Beamish John, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
25 Oak
Beaniisli Percy, gents' furnishing goods and shirt
manufacturer, SE cor Market and Third, r. 2130
Howard
Beaml-h W. H., compositor Examiner
Bean Benjamin F., musician, r. 610 Pine
Bean C. E., r. 1923 Webster
Bean Charles, tinner Patrick T. Waters, r. 129 Olive
Av
Bean Charles T., calker, r. 34 Second
Bean David, barteniier, r. 251 Tehama
Bean David F., porter Hass Bros., r. 27 Hartford
Bean Edwin F., compiler, r. llfi Devisadero
Bean Eugene, teamster, r. 140 Natoma
Bean Fred., upholsterer, r. 1218 Mission
Bean Fred. W., conductor Market St. RR., r. 709 De-
visadero
Bean George H., stevedore, r. 31 Lily Av
Bean James, laborer, r. 115 J^ Shipley, rear
Bean Lotta Miss, teacher John Swett Grammar School,
r. 2025 Pacific Av
Bean S. S., waiter, r. 1415 Stockton, rear
Bean Sylvanus, canmaker, r. 702 Vallejo
Bean Thomas F., policeman, r. 1641^ Mission
Bean Thomas J., cornicemaker, 332 Tenth
Bean Walter F., clerk Freeman, Smith & Co., r. 610
Pine
Bean Wesley O., upholsterer, r. 1218 Ridley
Bean William, boxmaker S. F. Box Co., r. 232 Tenth
Bean William, machinist, r. 12}^ Bluxome, rear
Bean William H.. clerk, r. 908 Howard
Bean William H., second lieutenant Troop A 2d
Cavalry, U. S. A., Presidio
Bean William M., house and sign painter, r. 626 Sev-
enteenth
e^ Bean. See Bien
Beane Joseph W. (Beane & Parrish) r. 2039 Mission
Beaite <& Parlsli (Joseph W. Beane and Norman
Parrish) proprietors California Mill, manufac-
turers moldings, frames, doors, .etc., 30-34 Spear
Beanston George, secretary Board of Education,
New City Hall, third floor, r. 1014 Fillmore
Beanston Peter, blacksmith B. Grave & Co., r. 13 Hol-
lis
Bear Alfred, salesman Clufl^ Bros., r. 828H Broadway
Bear Emma Mrs., r. 846 Mission
Bear John F., r. 93 Sliver
Bear Joseph, salesman, r. 411 O'Farrell
Bear S.4 Co. (Solomon Bear and William Berl) whole-
sale teas, 117 Battery
Bear Solomon (S. Bear & Co.) r. 518 Van Ness Av
BST Bear. See Baer, Bahr and Bare
Beard George, rigger, r. 244 Greenwich
Beard Harry A., conductor Market St. ER., r. 22 Hick-
ory Av
Beard James N. Rev., pastor Central M. E. Church, r.
1050 Mission
Beard John, stock driver, r. 23 Federal
K?" Beard. See Baird
Beardmore James, conductor Market St. RR.. r. 1912
McAllister
Beardslee Cyrus W., contractor, r. lll)i Minna
Beardslee James, foreman Renton Coal Co., r. 1518
Ellis
Beardsley Emma F. Miss, teacher Broadway Gram-
mar School, r. 631 Geary
Beardsley Irving W., butcher H. A. Haase, 529 Fourth
Beardsley Lizzie K. Mrs., furnished rooms, lll>i
Minna
Beardsley Melvin W., superintendent Paraffine Paint
Co., 310 California, r. Oakland
Beardsley Samuel, steward, r. 66854 Bryant
Beardsley Sophia, widow, r. 631 Geary
Bearing Isabella Miss, seamstress, r. 921 Natoms
Bearne Jacob, cook, r. 242 Jessie
Beartola Peter J., r. 71 Jessie
Bearwald Abraham, shoemaker, r. 317 Franklin
Bearwald Benjamin, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co.,t. 317
Franklin
Bearwald George, expressman, SW cor Sixth afid
Howard, r. 317 Franklin
Bearwald Henrietta Miss, dressmaker, r. 317 Franklin
Bearwald Jacob, foreman Bosqul Engraving and
Printing Co., r. 317 Franklin
Bearwald Leopold, butcher, r. 317 Franklin
Bearwald Marks, cutter P. F. Nolan & Sons, r. 431 Ivy
Av
Beasey William H., ornamental painter W. B. WU-
shire & Co., r. 48 Oak
Beasley Benjamin, foreman Presidio RR., r. 2001 Leav-
enworth
Beasley Mary, widow, r. S B Twenty-seventh, bet Noe
and Sanchez
8^ Beasley. See Beaizley
Beasou William, machinist, r. 854 Mission
Beaton Angus, shlpcarpenter, r. 108 Hermann
Beaton Ellsworth P., clerk, r. 113 Larkin
Beaton Hector A., solicitor, r. 113 Larkin
Beaton John J., carpenter, r. 633 Stevenson
Beaton Neil (Beaton k McKay) r. 110 McAllister
Beaton Norman, teacher dancing, and lessee Scottish
Hall, 111 Larkin, r. 513 Guerrero
Beaton Samuel, teamster, r. 1415 Harrison
Beaton & McKay (Neil Beaton and James A. McKay)
liquor saloon, 639 Mission
Beatty — Mrs., widow, r. 21 Fifth
Beatty B., driver Ross's Express, r. 1619 Eddy
Beatty B. F., physician. 942 Valencia
Beatty Charles, horseshoer, r. 1221 Folsom, rear
Beatty Christian, adjuster Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg.
Co., r. 530 Natoma
Beatty C. S., waiter S. F. Laundry
Beatty George J., fireman U. S. Mint, r. 10 Mint Av
Beatty Henry, carrier The Guide, r. 404 Fourteenth
BEATTY JAMES, mae e«rer,
teamster, and agent Hide Cur«rs' Pro-
tective Association, X s St. Tlionnas,
bet Railroad Av and Susqnebanna, r.
NE s Marquesas, bet Railroad Av and
Yazoo
Beatty James A., teamster James Beatty, r. N s
Marquesas, bet Railroad Av and Yazoo
Beatty James J., machinist Empire Foundry, r. 404
Fourteenth
Beatty J. Henry, gripman Market St. RE., r. 1108
Steiner
Beatty John, policeman, r. 404 Fourteenth
Beatty John E., carpenter W. A. Meeker, r. 530 Na-
toma
Beatty John W., salesman William Manning, r. 727
Beatty Samuel, foreman Porter, Slessinger & Co., f.
925 5« Greenwich
Beatty Samuel G., money broker, 314 Montgomery,
room 5, r. 1115 Valencia
Beatty William A., student, r. 404 Fourteenth
Bealty William J., clerk, r. 32 Glen Park Av
Beatty William E., clerk C. A. Hooper & Co., r. 518
Jones
WINDOW_SHADES.
Plain, Fringed, Decorated and Embroidered Shades
made to order in any size or style.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEI,.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manofacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
m IDCC CYTDA nDV* Oi most delicate flavor and the only true) ARPAD HARAS2THY & CO.,
£ If L 1 1 O C LAInA Unn champagne produced in the United States. ( 530 WASEnTOTOlT STBSST.
BEA
213
BEC
Beatty William T., r. N s Marquesas, nr Railroad Av
Beatus Jacob, traveling salesman Gabriel Cohn & Co.,
r. 1937 Geary
Beauce Caroline, widow, r. 306 J4 Hayes
Beauce Eugene A., teacher St. Ignatius College, r.
306 M Hayes
Beauce Olesene Miss, copyist, r. 306 Hi Hayes
Beaudett Theophile, carpenter, r. S s Preclta Av, opp
Capp
Beauget Gabriel M., bartender, r. 122 Post
JBeauhamais S. A., widow, r. 819 Broadway
Beaujardin Theodore G., teacher violin, r. 823 Broad-
way
Beauman Louis W,, teacher piano, r. 1016 Washington
Beaumont John, r. 916 Harrison
Beaumont John farmer, r. 1204 Kearny
Beaumont John, machinist, r. Oakland
Beaumont Joseph {R. Tiernan & Co.) r. 533 Twenty-
third
Beaumont W. H., miner, r. 26 Turk
Beauregard Napoleon, inventor, r. 229 Sixth
Beauxls John, bakery, 1305 Powell
Beaven David B. . poultry and fish, 36 Mission Mar-
ket, r. NW cor Capp and Sixteenth
Beaven Isaac, porter, r. 12 White
Beaver Frederick H., cashier Pac. Mutual Life Ins.
Co. of Cal., r. 1300 Taylor
Beaver George W., capitalist, office 418 California, r.
1300 Taylor
Beaver Harris, mnf r suspenders, 329 Sansome, r. 1302
Powell
Beaver Henry, janitor S. F. Stock and Exchange Bldg,
r. S 8 Sixteenth, nr Sanchez
Beaver John, helper Fulton Iron Works, r. 35 Dora
Beaver Samuel E., with Bank of California, r. 118
Grant Av
Beaverly John A., conductor Presidio RR., r. 2 Lin-
coln Av
tSf Beaverly. See Beverly
Beban Lewis E., machinist Cal. Machine Works, r.420
Green
Beban Rocco, restaurant, 531 Broadway, r. 420 Green
BebisThomas J., machinist W. T. Garratt &Co.,r.
112 Welch
Becherer Karl, maltster John Wleland Brewing Co.,
r. 81 Clementina
Bechler Joseph H.. salesman, r. 1845 Stevenson
Bechler William H., millhand Capitol Mills
Becht George J., merchandise broker, 54 Second, r.
501 Leavenworth
Becht John, clerk, r. 206Eddy
Bechtel Alfred W., conductor Market St. BE., r.
Haight, nr Stanyan
Beclitel Francois diaries, liquor saloon, SE
cor Hayes and Gough, r. 399 Hayes
Bechtel Lndivig:, liquor saloon, NW cor Chestnut
and Powell, r. 408 Ji Chestnut
Be«litel Max, Importer Parisian novelties, cloaks
and suits, 112 Powell, r. 114 Powell
Beck Adam, bricklayer, r. 10 Eleventh
Beck Albert, raiser Cal. Barrel Co.
Beck Alfred B., tinner, r. 205 Harrison
Beck Andrew P., public weigher, r. 15 Valley, nr San
Jose Av
Beck Anton H., musician, r. 106 Fourteenth
Beck August, locksmith, 18 Montgomery Av
Beck Bertha Mrs., r. 1127 Harrison
Beck Charles, cigarmaker Louis Wertheimer b Co., r.
1517 Mason
Beck Charles, painter, r. 1106 Treat Av
Beck Clemens, laborer John Wieland Brewing Co., r.
243 Second
Beck D. Li. <& Co. (Eugene B. and Walter F.
Beck and Irvin Ayres) commission merchants
and importers, 118 California
Beck Eugene B. (D. L. Beck & Sons) r. Oakland
Beck Ferdinand, blacksmith, r. SW cor Kentucky and
Honduras
FRATINGER & CO.
LADIES' SUITS
OF ALL SESCBIFTIOITS.
^105 KEARNY STREET.
JOHN HAiyiNIOND
THE LATEST IMPROVED
PATENT WATER CLOSETS.
SANITARY SEWER CAS TRAPS
Put in by skilled workmen.
PLUMBER, B05 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Beck Ferdinand, carpenter, r. 144 Fifth
Beck Francis E., accountant Anglo-Californian Bank,
r. 822 Geary
Beck Frederick, waiter Ahlborn House
Beck Frederick, waiter Nicholls & Schatlich, r. 1503
Pine
Beck George, r. 37 M Russ
Beck George F., groceries and liquors, 226 Fifth
Beck George H., laborer, r. 1106 Treat Av
Beck Henry, janitor I. O. R. M. Hall, r. 518 Jessie
Beck Henry, rancher, r. Azores, bet Susquehanna
and St. John
Beck Henry, tanner August Schwarz, r. 1106 Treat Av
Beck Henry M., clerk, r. 1005 !< Minna
Beck Hermann E., laborer Union Iron Works, r. NW
cor Missouri and Mariposa
Beck Jacob, contractor, r. 10 Eleventh
Beck Joel V., laborer, r. 504 Sixth
Beck John, laborer, r. 206 Eddy
Beck John, mattressmaker, r. 504 Sixth
Beck John J., r. 2611 Folsom
Beck John L., laborer W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 517
Shotwell
Beck Lemuel clerk, r. 504 Sixth
Beck Louis, salesman L. Wertheimer & Co.
Beck Max E., laborer Cal. Barrel Co., r. NW cor Mis-
souri and Mariposa
Beck Meyer, salesman, r. 351 Tehama
Beck Nathaniel A., collarmaker Main b Winchester,
r. 508 Shotwell
Beck Peter, with Schuster Bros. & Co., r. 759 Folsom
Beck Reinhold, confectioner Vienna Bakery, r. 7
Belden PI
Beck Samuel, commercial traveler, r. 1710 Webster
Beck Samuel B., master mariner, r. 1424 Ji Jackson
Beck Thomas, United States Appraiser, office IT.
S. Appraisers' Bldg second floor, r. 1111 Hyde
Beck Walter, clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r.l710 Web-
ster
Beck Walter A., porter Pierce & Son, r. 704 Sacra-
mento
Beck Walter F. (D. L. Beck k Sons) r. Oakland
Beck William A., deputy U. S. Internal Revenue, r.
145 Ellis
Beck William F., fireman S. P. Co., r. 1106 Treat Av
Beck William J., canmaker W. W. Montague b Co., r.
205 Harrison
Beck William T., painter, r. 209 Linden Av
Beck Wilson D., cook bktne Geo. C. Perkins
Beckedorfif George H. C, r. 42 Ross
Becker Aaam, bakery, NE cor Union and Mason
Becker Adam, driver Swain Bros., r. 115 Natoma
Becker Adolph, bartender Otto Nermann, r. 17 Stock-
ton PI
Becker Albert, groceries and liquors, 20 Federal, r.
125 Rincon PI
Becker August, cabinetmaker Sterling Furniture Co.,
r. S s Twenty-fifth, bet Church and Sanchez
Becker August, cigarmaker, r. 2215)4 Mason
Becker August, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Harrison and Beale
Becker B. Adolpli, real estate »gent and house
and insurance broker, 334 Kearny, r. 901 Golden
Gate Av
Becker Barbara, widow, r. 333H Ritch
Becker Brothers (Diedrich, John H. and Charles
H.) groceries and liquors, SE cor Sutter and
Leavenworth, SE cor Sutter and Taylor, and SE
cor Turk and Larkin
Becker Casper, tanner, r. S s Teneriffe, nr St. John
Becker Charles, r. 529 Sacramento
Becker Charles (Kuobloch & Becker) r. W 8 Indiana,
bet Nevada and Sonoma
Becker Charles, baker, r. 103 Twenty-fourth
Becker Charles, dishwasher T. M. Seffer
Becker Charles, tanner Balz Bros. & Finkeldey, r. E b
San Bruno Road, nr Twenty-eighth
Becker Charles H. (Becker Bros.) r. 420 Larkin
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Slannfactnrer or every description of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
48 to 50 Beale Street, San Franciaco.
Wag-ons.
TRUIIAIV, ISHAM & HOOKER, Agents for the CelebrateA
E®Iil.OW IRON AXIiE IVAGONi^. 421-427 Market Street.
BEC
214
BEE
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTERS OF
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile,
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Becker Cbarles H., machine operator BuckiDgham &
Hecbt, r. 519 J« Hayes
Becker Daniel, tanner Sigmund Kraus, r. 278 Fourth
Becker Diedrlch (Becker Bros.) r. 831 Sutter
Becker Ernest E., salesman J. J. Evans, r. 13 Har-
lan PI
Becker Ferdinand J., shoemaker estate Gilbert Prin-
gle, r. 519 >4 Hayes
Becker Frank, butcher Lewis Hentrich, r. 1321 Sacra-
mento
Becker Frank, laborer Lachman & Jacobl, r. 243 Sec-
ond
Becker Frank W., shoemaker, r. 1719 Post
Becker Frederick, liquor saloon, 8E cor Nineteenth
and Mission
Becker Frederick, -woolsorter Thomas Bailey & Co., r.
413 Fourth
Becker Frederick W., cigars and tobacco, 705 Davis
Becker Frederick W., ship clerk, r. 13 Harlan PI
Becker George F., geologist in charge U. S. Geological
Survey, Pacific Divit^ion, Appraisers' Bldg, fourth
floor, r. Grand Hotel
Becker George J., clerk, r. 6 Liberty
Becker Gustavo J., porter William A. Schultz, r. 3
Lauet^at
Becker Hannah, widow, r. 519 J$ Hayes
Becker Henry, r. 27 Oat Grove Av
Becker Henry, bookkeeper Witt & Pursch,r.614 O'Far-
rell
Becker Henry, cook Euss House
Becker, Henry, cook stmr City of Chester
Becker Henry D., barber H. H. Creighton r. 1018
Howard
Becker Henry J., tanner A. Krieg, r. cor Hampshire
and Twenty-fifth
Becker Jasper, tanner Norton Tanning Co.
Becker Johannes P., watchmaker, r. 1258^ Bryant
Becker John (Becker & Co.) r. 841 Geary
Becker John, barber, r. 2011 Mission
Becker Joliii H. (Becker Bros.) r. 639 Sutter
Becker Joseph, crockery and glassware, 329 Hayes
Becker Joseph, haruessmaker Main & Winchester, r.
3 Chatham Pi
Becker Joseph Jr., machinist Peter A. Wagner, r. 329
Hayes
Becker Josepk "W., proprietor Prescott House,
8W cor Kearny and Montgomery Av
Becker Julius A., machinist, 1258 Bryant
Becker Lena, widow, r. 16 Antonio
Becker Lizzie Mrs., boarding and lodging, N 6 Point
Lobos Av, bet First and Second Avs
Becker Louis, baker William Hessler, r. 108 Trenton
Becker Margaret, widow, r. 2215 M Mason
Becker Michael, baker, r. 713^ Vallejo
Becker Nickolaus confectioner, r. 239 Twelfth
Becker 0. F. (Becker & Menne) r. IIOM McAllister
Becker Otto, bakery, 24S Third
Becker Otto J. (Becker k Dillmaun) r. 614 Shotwell
Becker Peter, liquor saloon, 530 Hayes, r. 528 Hayes
Becker P. M., carpenter, r. 633 Sacramento
Becker Theodore, r. 213 Minna
Becker William basketmaker, 622 Market, r. 1305^
Eidley
Becker William, confectioner Page & Falch, r. 5 Ma-
son
Becker William, seaman, r. 13 Clay
Becker & Co. (John Becker and Charles Bohling;
groceries and liquors, SE cor Geary and Larkin
Becker & Dillmaun (Otto J. Becker and George
Dillmaun) furniture factory, 560 Brannan
Becker «Ss Menne (O. F. Becker and Albert H.
Meune) proprietors Park Hotel, 2(>-28 Turk
8^ Becker. See Bacher and Baker
Beckerfon Charles A., stevedore, r. 1321 Jackson
Beckett F. Arthur, traveling salesman Ecdington &
Co., r. Oakland
Beckett John, with Geo. C. Shreve i Co., r. 46 South
Park
Beckett Perry, machinist, r. 46 South Park
Beckett Eeid, with Geo. C. Sbr6ve & Co., r. 46 South
Park
Beckett Samuel H., clerk Swain Bros., r. 46 South
Park
Becki tt William, helper Eisdon I. and L. Works, ».
706 Folsom
Beckli Gustavus C, physician, office 43 Sixth,
r. 1024 Geary
Beckingham George, traveling salesman Livingston
& Co., r. Victoria, B. C.
Beckman August, r. 1015 Union
Beckman Frederick, cabinetmaker, r. Courtland Av,
nr Prentiss
Beckman Eobert, seaman stmr Los Angeles
Beckinann Brothers (John and William) gro-
ceries and liquors, NW cor Greenwich and Taylor
Beckinann diaries F., liquor saloon, 338 Bush,
r. 508 Leavenworth
Beckmann Clans, bookkeeper Charles Bach, r. Ala-
meda
Beckmann Frederick, brewer, r. 22 Twelfth
Beckmann Henry, cellarman 8. F. Stock Brewery, r.
2118 Powell
Beckmann Henry, jeweler and watchmaker, 1020 Lap-
kln
Beckmann Henry, porter Tlllmann & Bendel, r. 719 Jj
Lombard
Beckmann John, r. German Hospital
Beckmann John (Beckmann Bros.) r. 900 Greenwich
Beckmann William (Beckmann Bros.) and groceries
and liquors, NE cor Chestnut and Mason, r. 25
Jansen
Beckmann Wilhelmine (Beckmann & Stelling) r. 190ft
Mission
Beckmann William, laborer, Cal. Sugar Eefinery, r.
W 8 Indiana, bet Sierra and Napa
Beckmann & Stelling (Wilhelmine Beckmann and
Charles Stelling) groceries and liquors, 1900
Mission
t^ Beckmann. See Bachman
Beckwith Edward, laborer, r. W s Michigan, bet Nap»
and Shasta
Beckwith Edward G., pastor Third Congregational
Church, r. 12 Beaver
Beckwith James E., clerk wagon dept Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. 230 Kearny
Beckwith John W., policeman, r. 481 Tehama
Beckwith L. F., compositor Call, r. Oakland
Beckwith William A., carpenter, r. 231 Bartlett
Beckwith William F., shoecutter, r. 481 Tehama
Becraft Almerin T., wagonmaker, SW cor Bartlett &
Twenty-fourth, r. 820 Capp
Becsey Joseph A., official interpreter Criminal Courts,
r. 1922 Jessie
Bedell Joseph C. tinsmith, r. 702 Vallejo
Be Dell William, agent Lake Shore and Mlchlgaa
Southern and New York Central and Hudson
Elver EEs., 26 Montgomery, r. 533 Turk
Bedell William, machinist, r. Fifteenth, nr Dear-
born PI
Bedell William E., glazier, r. 606 Mission
Bedman John, laborer, r. 20 Oak Grove Av, rear
Bednawski Alexander, secretary Polish Society of
California, 1233 Market
Bedolph James, collector, r. 6 Vernon PI
Bedolfe Maitland H., civil engineer, r. 1613 }< Folsom
Bedoni Louis, painter, r. 9 Jasper PI
Bedorf Ferdinand, with Joseph Meyersteln, r. Mission
Eoad, nr Five-mile House
Bedoya L., r. 1113M Kearny
Bee Everett N., bookkeeper E. L. G. Steele & Co., r.
1001 Pine
Bee Frank M., r. 1533 Sutter
Bee Frederick A., Consul China, office 917 Clay,
r. 1533 Sutter
Bee Joseph, detective, r. 959 Mis.sion
Beebe C. F. (Sutton \- Beebe) r. Portland, Oregon
THE HASTINGS"
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CLOTHING
TO ORDEB AND READY-MADE.
Corner 9IOMTOOai£BY and SVTTEB STS.
WASHINGTON Fire Ins. Co. of BostonI
Capital, $1,000,000 GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Assets, $1,810,273 WM. SEZTON, Asst. Manager.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
BEE
215
BEH
Beebe Charles W. (Trumbull & Beebe) r. Oakland
Beeber P. Miss, r. lOG Eddy
Beecher Andrew J., carpenter, r. 12 Laskie
Beecber Charles E., bookkeeper Henry Bruggemann,
r. 12 Laskle
Beecher Delaware A., lastmaker Frederick W. Potter.
r. U28 Market
Beecher Edgar B., telegraph operator, r. 210 Bush
Beecher Frederick, weaver W. A. Schrock, r. 620
Ash Av
Beecher Henry, cook, r. 620 Ash Av
Beecher Matthias, horseclipper, r. 18 First
Beecher W., musician, r. 132 Siith
Beeching Robert A., secretary S. F. Benevolent Assn,
20 Webb, r. Alameda
Beechinoir Norman, teamster, r. 2 Burcham PI
Beede Alexaniier C, salesman, r. 7}^ Oak Grove Av
Beede David H., salesman Peixotto & Silverman, r.
7)4 Oak Grove Av
Beede Jeremiah K., telegraph operator, t. "JH Oak
Grove Av
Beede Napoleon B., merchant, r. 7 Ji Oak Grove Av
Beede Stephen, machinist, r. 7J4 Oak Grove Av
Beegan James, glassblower S. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. 26 Blnxome
Beegeman August, r. 1015 Union
Beek John R., teamster, r. 636 Commercial
Beeler Joseph M,, packer, r. 627 Commercial
Beeman Joshua, r. 917 Market
Beeman M. Mrs., teacher music, r. 1005 Powell
Beeman William, manufacturer Elastic Cork
truss, surgical appliances and artificial limbs, 32
O'Farrell, r. 424 OTarrell
Beeman William, carpenter, r. 35 Moss
Beer Bernard (S. Levv & Co.) r. 1806 Ellis
Beer Frederick W., driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 153
Tehama
Beer Henry, clerk, r. 830 Broadway
Beer Henry, druggist, r. 1324 Filbert
Beer Jacob, salesman A. J. Prager, r. 116 Eleventh
Beer Lucien, clotb percher S. F. Pioneer Woolen t'ac-
tnry, r. 2230 Bush
•^ Beer. See Behr
Beermann Max, livery stable, 620 McAllister
•^ Beermann. See Behrmann
Beers Barrett, dentist, 230 Kearny, r. 1530 Eddy
Beers Eli F., collector U. S. Protective Bureau, r. 337
Eddy
Beers Frank S., clerk, r. 337 Eddy
Beers Hiram W. Rev., rector Trinity Church, r. 1018
Hyde
Beers Jacob, salesman, r. 116 Eleventh
Beersman Henry A., clerk Henry Joost, r. 138 Howard
Beerstecher Frederick, rancher, r. 2206 Steiner
Beesley Charles A., real estate agent, 608 Market, room
5, r. Alameda
Beesley Charles H., clerk Brown & Metzner, r. Ala-
meda
Beeson Frederick P., drayman Sroufe & McCrum, r.
807 Kearny
Beeson William F., machinist, r. 854 Mission
Beevan Isaac, porter Jonas Schoenfeld, r. 12 White
Beffa Fernando, bartender, r. 803 Montgomery
Beger Charles A., roofpainter, r. 105 Prospect PI
Beggs Cornelius, horseshoer, r. 122 William
Beggs Emma G. Mrs., r. 1710 Geary
Beggs James H., student, r. 1710 Geary
Beggs Mark, stonecutter, r. Ns Fulton, bet Broderick
and Devisadero
Beggs Neal, horseshoer John O'Rourke, r. 122 Wil-
liam
Beggs Samuel C, engineer stmr Los Angeles, r. 1225
Twenty-sixth
Beggs William, meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 122
William
Begier Henry, winemaker, r. 8 Lick T^JT?
Begley Cornelius, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 1043 Folsom RP|
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-EI,ECTRIC
RUSSIAN and TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis (riven.
415 SUTTER STREET. 413
GARDEN HOSE,
LAWN SPRINKLERS, HOSE MENDERS,
HOSE COUPLINGS, HOSE PIPES.
W. E. LANE, Plumber,
505 KEARNT STREET.
Eitabllshed 1860. Telephone 315.
Begley Ellen, widow, r. 3 Natoma
Begley Gussie, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 1121 Mission
Begley James E., laborer, r. 3 Natoma
Begley John, asphaltum worker, r. 1043 Folsom
Begley John, porter Porter, Slessinger & Co., r. 316 Jj
Green
Begley John A., gasfitter P. R. O'Brien, r. 3 Natoma
Begley Patrick, hostler, r. 10 Carlos PI
«^" Begley. See Bagley
Beguelin Julius, clerk John N. Parkin & Co., r.729J4
Minna
Behsn Charles T., salesman, r. 824 Oeary
Behan Edward, watchman, r. E 8 (Htes, nr Crescent
Av, B. H.
Behan Edward J., gripman Market St. BB., r. £ B
Gates, nr Crescent Av, B. H.
Behan Frank, brushmaker, r. E s Gates, nr Crescent
Av, B. H.
Behan James, painter, r. 206 Twenty-third
Behan John E. painter, r. 206 Twenty-third
Behan Maurice, policeman, r. 2004 Powell
Behan Patrick, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 2652 Fol-
som
Behan Timothy, bartender Patrick Creighton, r. 927
Folsom
Behan William J., with Geo. C. Shreye & Co., r. 320
Ellis
Behlmer Henry, teamster S. F. Stock Brewery, r. i
Vandewater
Behlow Chatles J. (H. Liebes & Co.) r. 1807 Octavia
Behlow Gustave A., furrier H. Liebes & Co., r. 2008
O'Farren
Behlow John Mrs., widow, r. 1538 Eddy
Behlow Joseph, gardener, r. 34 Clara
Behlow Robert, foreman H. Liebes & Co., r. 912 Ful-
ton
Behlow William, furniture and bedding, 208 Post, r.
Oakland
Behm John C, gripman Market St.RR.,r.l907Halght
Behn Henrv, carpenter, r. 34 Kausch
Behn Walter, salesman Tillmann & Bendel, r. 1807
Jones
Behneman Albert, clerk, r. 15 Willow Av
Behneman Henry (Friedlander, Behneman k Co.) r.
15 Willow Av
Behnisch B. Julius, cabinetmaker McAuliffe & Co., r.
1016 Minna
Behnke August, clerk Rathjen & Co., r. 711 ElHs
Behnte Charles, driver Pac. Brewery, r. 266 Clemen-
tina
Behnke John, cabinetmaker, r. 2 Hulbert Alley
Behr Hans C, mechanical engineer, 609 Sacramento,
r. 1206 J^ Jackson
Behr Herman H., physician, 509 Kearny, r. 1215 Bush
Behr Otto, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 3111 Geary
8^ Behr. See Beer *«».'
Behre Charles H., bricklayer, r. 127 IvyAv P""
Behre Ernest J., pianomaker Hemme & Long, r. 429
McAllister ^>n
Behre F. & Co. (Frederick Behre) cofifee and spico
mill, 51 Beale
Behre Frederick (F. Behre & Co.) r. Page, bet Pierce
and Scott
Behre William F., r. 222 1^ Fourth
Behrend Gustave, architect. 103 Phelan Bldg
Behrend Meyer, clerk, r. 366 Natoma
Behrend Paiil, waiter The Louvre, r. 251 Stevenson
Behrendt Herman, r. 1322 O'Farrell
Behrendt Richard, salesman Herrman Cohen, r. 2212
Pine
Behrendt William, merchant, r. 912 McAllister
Behrens Adolph, commercial traveler, r. 77 Ninth
Behrens Annie Miss, r. 207 Taylor
Behrens Charles, clerk Mohrmann & Co., r. 501
Broadway
Behrens Diedrich, carpenter, r. 2196 Devisadero
Behrens F., machinist, r. 18 First
W. B. BANCROFT & CO,
49 FIRST ST.
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Behrens Fritz, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
BehrenB George H., machinist W. T. Qarratt & Co., r.
2010 Powell
Behrens Gustav, mechanic Presidio ER.
Behrens Henry, waiter stnir Columbia, r. 1520Fol8om
Behrens Henry C. F., physician, 405 Capp
Behrens Jacob, clerk, r. 501 Broadway
Behrens James, r. 1812 Stockton
Behrens James G., draftsman A. J. Barnett, r. 89 St.
Ann's Bldg
Behrens Johann H., bartender T. W. Leydecker
Behrens John, waiter, r. 11 Pacific
Behrens Rudolph, cooper, r. 7 Lawrence PI
Behrens Sophia, widow, r. 938 Pacific
Behrens Walter N. F., gas-stove man Pac. Gas Imp.
Co., r. 247 Sixteenth
Behrens William, salesman J. Straus k Co., r. Ala-
meda
»^ Behrens. See Behrends and Berens
Behringer Chris. C, liquor saloon, 5 54 Belden PI
Behringer William artist, r. 8 >j Hayes
l^"Behriuger. See Berringer
Behriiian Henry O., cooper, r. 220 Harrison
Behrman Louis G., barber, 626 Fourth, r. 251 Hitch
Behriuann Christian F., r. 1214 M Powell
Behrmann Frank E., special agent German General
; Ben. See, 535 California, r. 262 Minna
Behrmann John H. , carpenter, r. 1«19 Howard
Behrmann Marie Mrs., midwife, 1819 Howard
S^ Behrmann. See Beerman
I Behrnd Gustav (Cappelletti & Behrnd) r. 6 Eddy
Beicke Henry F., clerk W. B. Bancroft & Co., r. 875
j Shotwell
• Beicke Louis J., millhand Cal. Mill, r. 238 Taylor
I Beieke Mary A., widow, r. 875 Shotwell
Beler Martin F. (Beier & Holt) r. 613}^ Pine, rear
' Beier Phillppinl Mrs, varieties, 1711 Market
Beier Wilhelm, blacksmith, r. 526 Mission
Beier & Holt (Martin F. Beier and Andrew J. Holt)
I liquor saloon, SW cor Grant Av and Bush
Beigbeider Victor (Beigbeider&Lapouble) r. Madrid,
Excelsior Homestead
Beigbeider & Lapouble (Victor Beigbeider and Dan-
! jel Lapouble) proptrs Hayes Park Laundry, Mad-
rid, Excelsior Homestead
Belgel John, maltster John Wieland Brewing Co., r.
14 Hawthorne
Beiphle George W., salesman, r. 1410 Octavla
BEIGHLE N. Mrs. Pnyidan.
office and r. 1410 Octa-Ha
Belghle S. E. Mrs., widow, r. 717 Eddy
Beihl Charles, porter Cartan, McCarthy k Co., r. 515
Sacramento
Bellhes John B., barber, 124 Montgomery Ay, r.l607}i
I Dnpont
I Beilskl May, porter Wells, Fargo k Co., r. 428 Fulton
Beilsteln Leonard, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r.
1318 ;i Kearny
Bein Gustave F., butcher J. L. Markel, r. 1425 Stock-
ton
Bein Henry, carpenter, r. 34 Rausch
Belnhoff August, laborer, r. 820 Battery
Belrne John, laborer, r. 15 Bernlce
Beime Michael G., groceries and liquors, 731 Twenty-
third
P^" Beime. See Byrne
i BeiBch T., baker, r. 633 Pacific
I Beisel Caroline, widow, r. 17 Fulton
Beisenstein George, cooper Cal. Barrel Co.
Bolster William, salesman, r. ISH Glover
Beitler Charles B., clerk I. R. Burns k Co., r. 613 Bu-
chanan
Beitler Mary C, widow, r. 613 Buchanan
Beitler Sarah Miss, r. 613 Buchanan
I Bekaert Frank C, clerk The J. Dewing Co., r. 559
Howard
Bekeart Julius F., hardware, 346 Third
Bekeart Philip B., traveling salesman £. T. Allen, r-
■MG Third
Belando John, teamster, r. 918 Montgomery
Belando P. A: Co. (Peter Belando and John Daneri)
wood and coal, 1210 Powell
Belando Peter (P. Belando & Co.; r. 1208 Powell
Belanger M. E. Miss, dressmaking, 14 Grant At,
room 51
Belasco Abraham, trader, r. 174 Clara
Belasco Abraham Jr., upholsterer William B. Galla-
gher, r. 174 Clara
Btlasco Henry, laster Bucklngton&Hecht,r. 174 Clara
Belasco Isaac, actor, r. 174 Clara
Belasco Israel, metal signmaker Benjamin Isaacs, r.
174 Clara
Belasco Solomon, harnessmaker William Dayis, r. 174
Clara
Belau Michael, tailor, r. 714 Green
Belau Otto, clerk Greenebaum k Co., r. 2322 California
Belau Richard, clerk, r. 714 Green
Belau Rudolph, bookkeeper Greenebaum & Co., r. 714
Green
Belcher C. H., cabinetmaker F. S. Chadbourne k Co.,
r. 337 Jessie
Belcher Edward A., attorney at law and clerk
land dept C. P. RR., r. Baldwin Hotel
Belcher Edward S,, compositor, r. 1017 Union
Belcher Elizabeth B., widow, r. 817 Capp
Belcher F., cook str Mexico
Belcher Frank H., clerk Cal. Ins. Co., r. Oakland
Belcher Gilbert L., salesman H. P. Gregory & Co., r.
Oakland
Belcher I. S., commissioner Supreme Conrt Cal-
ifornia, chambers 121 Post, r. Marysvllle
Belcher Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co. Nev.) John
Crockett secretary, 8 S.F. Stock and Exchange Bldg
Belcher William, cook, r. W s San Bruno Road, nr
Silver Av
Belcher William C. (Mastick, Belcher & Mastick)
attorney at law, 620 Montgomery, r. Marysville
Belciere Josie Mrs., physician, St. Ann's Bldg
Belden Block, 137 Montgomery and 305 Bush
Belden Charles A. (W. W. Montague & Co) r. 2218
Devlsadero
Belden Edward J., machinehand Union Box Factory,
r. 566 Howard
Belden Ed^vin S., stenographer and ofiacial re-
porter Superior Court, Dept. 5, office 66 Nevada
Block, r. Temescal
Belden Henry K. (Belden & Cofran) r. Piedmont
Belden J. S., painter Fulton Iron Works, r. 568 Mission
Belden Joseph W., paying teller Anglo-Californian
Bank, r. Russ House
Belden Josiali, capitalist, 314 California, r. New York
Belden M. S. Mrs., widow, r. 510 Mason
Belden S. P. Mrs., r. 827 Post
Belden Truman, ship carpenter, r. NW cor Buchanan
and Vallejo
Belden & Cofran (Henry K. Belden and John W.
G. Cofran) managers Pacific Department Hartford
Fire Insurance Co., 313 California
Belding Brothers & Co., manufacturers sewing
silk, office 585 Market
Belding Frank, waiter, r. 533 Sacramento
Belding Mary L. Mrs., teacher Mission Primary
School, r. 444 Twenty-second
Belding Oren, millwright, r. 444 Twenty-second
Belena Alexander, conductor, r. 419 Natoma, rear
Belender Charles, varnisher and polisher, r. 511 Oak
Belenez George (J. Ivancovich & Co.) r. 1315 Jackson
Belfast Ginger Ale Co., Steimke Bros, proptrs, 1815
Union
Belfils Peter, packer, r. 1205 Stockton
Belf rage John G., seaman stuir Madrona
Belfrage J. R., r. 103 Fillmore
Belgian Mutual Relief Society, rooms 730 Montgomery
Belgrano F. N., corresponding clerk A. Galll & Co.,
r. 923 Washington
UPHOLSTERY.
WHOLESALE AKD EETAIL
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NKXT A130VK PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Mannfactnirers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
ECLIPSE EXTRI DRY
Sold at price of Imported Chumpagne, '
lesa duty
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
530 WASHnrOTOK STBEXT.
BEL
217
BEL
Belin A. B. Miss, r. 627 Larkin
Belinge Felix A. A., physician, r. 1901 Polk
Belitzer Jacob, salesman Edward Cohn & Co., 225
Montgomery
Beliveau Joseph A., steward stmr Santa Rosa, r. 1021
Vallejo
Belknap David P. (Winans & Belknap) attorney at
law, 604 Merchant, r. 24 Metcalfe PI
Bell A. F., draftsman, r. 2931 Jackson
Bell Albert W., clerk Methodist Book Depository, r.
1037 J6 Market
Bell Alexander, seaman, r. 333 Tehama
Bell Alexander D., editor Herald of Trade, 415 Mar-
ket, r. Saucelito
Bell Alexander G., clerk Park Bro. & Co., r. Oakland
Bell Alexander L., cranesman S. F. Bridge Co., r. W
8 Tennessee, bet Butte and Solano
Bell Alfred, teacher languages, r. 1018 Leavenworth
Bell Amory, carpetlayer, r. 2611 Sacramento
Bell Amory F., collector, 526 Montgomery, room 3, r.
914 M Geary
Bell Andrew J., with Whittler, Fuller & Co., r. 619
Howard
Bell Arthur F. L., mechanical engineer S. F. Tool Co.,
r. Saucelito
Bell Benjamin C, millwright, r. 11 DeHone
Bell Burleigh 0., druggist, SE cor Sixteenth and
.Howard
Bell Charles, butcher, and stoker Engine No. 4, r. 150
Second
Bell Charles E., conductor P. and O. RR., r. 26 Turk
Bell Charles E., painter, r. 19 Everett
Bell Charles H., bookkeeper, r. 2611 Sacramento
Bell Conrad M., machinist, r. 11 DeHone
Bell Daniel P., clerk Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 1410J<i
Geary
Bell David, machinist Burton & Hoyt, r. 619 Jessie
Bell David B., clerk, r. 519 Jessie
Bell E., traveling salesman Von Vosa & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Bell E. Mrs., proptr Bernal Villa, 413 Bartlett
Bell Edwin C, butcher, r. 1207 Lyon
Bell Francis V., attorney at law, 426 California,
r. 622 Polk
Bell Frank, gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 34 Austin
Bell Frank C. (Farrell & Bell) r. 1810 Green
Bell George, r. 519 Shotwell
Bell George, lumberman, r. 16 Garden
Bell George, painter, r. 1418 Jackson
Bell George J., steward stmr Ancon, r. 141 Chestnut
Bell George W., messenger John W. Pew, r. 931 Sac-
ramento
Bell Henry, r. 1207 Lyon
Bell Henry, gardener, r, S s Fourteenth bet Harrison
and Folsom
Bell Henry C, bicycle repairer, r. 613 Stanyan
Bell Henry F., gasfitter, r. 559 Sixth
Bell Henry R., physician, 4 Odd Fellows' Bldg, r. 300
Hayes
Bell Henry S., waiter, r. 555 )i Jessie
Bell Herbert, machine agent, r. 14 Turk
Bel) H. H. Mrs., r. 620 Folsom
Bell Horace G., mate stmr Gold
Bell George, carpenter, r. 314 Townsend
Bell George H. collector, r. 19 South Park
Bell I. Mrs. r. 1224 Folsom. rear
Bell James, salesman O'Dwyer & Sons, r. 1138 Mission
Bell James E., (Catton, Bell & Co) r. Saucelito
Bell .Tames H.. barber, r. 8 Ewer PI
Bell John, boxmaker, r. 519 Jessie
Bell Jonn, carpenter, r. 1324 Mission
Bell John, laborer, r. 2528 Greenwich
Bell John, laborer Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 619 Sacra-
mento
Bell John, plumber, r. 1015 Guerrero
Bell John B., barber, 1244 Folsom, r. 412 Shotwell
Bell John J., boltmaker Payne Bros., r. 614 Sixth
Bell John K., outside watchman, r. 142 Seventh
FRATINGER k CO.
HEABQUARTERS FOR
JERSEY WAISTS.
NEWEST GOODS. LATEST STYLES. LOWEST PRICES.
105 KEARNY STREET.
ROOFING,
RAIN WATER PIPES, GUTTERS and VALLEYS
MADE AND REPAIRED.
Roofs of all Uinds made Water TigltU
W. E ."l a N E ,
PLUMBER, 605 KEARNY STREET.
EstabllBhed 1860. Telephone 315.
Bell John P., attorney at law, 528 California, r. Russ
House
Bell Joseph P. boilermaker, r. 505 Mission
Bell Joseph R., wharfinger Jackson St. Wharf, r. 823
Union
Bell J. R., cook, r. 60954 Howard
Bell Louis D., painter, r. 26 Lily Av
Bell L. Mrs., r. 228 Fulton
Bell Lucy J., widow, r. 102 Natoma
Bell Margaret, widow, r. 120 Seventh
Bell Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. SE cor Butte and
Minnesota
Bell Margaret R., widow, r. 12 Rausch
Bell Mary, widow, r. 316 Minna
Bell Mary, widow, r. SE cor Butte and Minnesota
Bell Mary R., widow, r. 2528 Greenwich
Bell M. E. Mrs., r. 1710 Leavenworth
Bell M. W., solicitor, r. 546 Turk
Bell Newton M., secretary Harmony Borax Mining
Co., 121 Market, r. 708 Taylor
Bell Otto, metal roofer, r. 430 Stevenson
Bell Peter, painter, r. 818 Jessie, rear
Bell R. B., r. 120 Vicksburg
Bell Remington S., teamster, r. 11 Dehone
Bell Robert, grocer, r. 410 Waller
Bell Robert, salesman, r. 103 Perry
Bell Robert A., laborer S. P. Co., r. 410 Waller
Bell Samuel, shipwright, r. 2735 Buchanan
Bell Thomas (Thomas Bell & Co.) r. 1661 Octavia
Bell Thomas, lumberman A. M. Simpson & Bro., r. 10
Clinton
Bell Thomas, tinner Holtz & Cuzner, r. 731 Folsom
Bell Thomas Si Co. (Thomas Bell and George
Staacke) commission merchants, 426 California
Bell Thomas J., longshoreman, r. 521 First
Bell Ursula E., widow, r. 630 Filbert
Bell William, bookkeeper, r. 16 Hopeton Terrace
Bell William, bootblack, r. 119 Sixth
Bell William, laborer, r. E s Illinois, bet Napa and
Butte
Bell William, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r. 17
Johnson Av
Bell William, painter, 818 Jessie
Bell William, painter, r. 1324 Mission
Bell William, salesman, r. Ill Trenton
Bell William, shipjoiner Union Iron Works, r. SE cor
Butte and Minnesota
Bell William, waiter Ahlborn House
Bell William H., nurse City and County Hospital, r.
102 Natoma
Bell William H. P., bookbinder H. S. Crocker & Co.,
r. 2611 Sacramento
Bell William L., draftsman Dow Steam Pump Works,
r. 2929 Jackson
Bell William T., resident physician City and County
Hospital
Bella Union Quicksilver Co. (Napa Co., Cal.) A.Halsey
secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 7
Bella Union Theater, T. J. Ryan proptr, 805 Kearny
Bella Vista Hotel, 1001 Pine
Bellando John, teamster, r. 918 Montgomery
Bellanl John L., driver Jacques Pacheteau, r. 440
Hayes
Bellany Henry, expressman, r. 473 Jessie
Belle Isle Mining Co. (Nevada) John W. Pew secre-
tary, 310 Pine, rooms 15-17
Bellegarde Jean B., proptr Fifth Avenue Hotel, NW
cor Railroad Av and St. Thomas
Bellegarde Pasquale (Clav^re & Bellegarde) r. 820
Broadway
Bellemere Annie B., widow, r. 1175 Mission
Bellemere Augustus, mnfg jeweler and diamond set-
ter, 331 Kearny
Bellemere Herman, r. 609 Pine
Bellemere John, expressman, r. 473 Jessie
Bellermann E. Mrs., widow, r. 1115 Shotwell
Bellermann Emil, assistant cashier Pac. Bank, r. 1116
Shotwell
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mannfaoturer of every description of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
4S to SO Beale Street. San Francisco.
no lino- Pr<»<SCoe TBUMAN, ISHAH & HOOKEB, 421-427 Market St. HAY.HO>Jfi,
tSaiing freSSeS. hop. WOOJL. KA«. and OKCHlLIiA PRESSES.
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218
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOHTEKS or
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
AH Sizes and Xuinbers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Bellet August, cook, r. 605 Broadway
Bel lew John, Inborer, r, 19 Prescott
Bellew Thomas, beafi porter Occidental Hotel
»- Bellew. See Bellue
Bellezer Franz (Ohlemutz k Bellezer) r. 1518 Dupont
Bellfor Charles, patternmaker, r. 919J4 Mission
Belli Angelo, bartender, r. 5 Lafayette PI
Belli Bendetto, teamster, r. 3 Bartol
Belli Giuseppe, vegetables, Colombo Market
Belli M. & Co. (Mangueto Belli) hay and grain, 11-13
Broadway
Belli Mansueto (M. Belli k Co.) r. 11 Broadway
Belli Silvio, livery stable, 626 Union, r. 2006 Mason
Bellingall Peter W. (Billingall & Miller) r. Oakland
Bellingall & Miller (Peter W. Bellingall and Peter
Miller) Custom House brokers, 508 Battery
Bellinger F., carpenter, r. 34V3 Mlision
Bellingham Bay and British Columbia RR. Co.,
Pierre B. Cornwall president, 450 Main
Belllncham Edward, shoemaker, r. 1723}^ Jones
Bellingham R. J., guard House of Correction
Bellingham Robert, shoemaker, r. 1723 M Jones
Bellini Antonio, umbrellamaker, 222 G'Farrell, r. 128
O'Farrell
Bellis Harry, canvasser, r. 147 Third
Bellis John, porter, r. 60 Annie
Belllsle Francis N., carbuilder, r. 2614 Bryant Av
Bellisle Moses, carpenter, r. 1314 Florida
Bellisle Phillbut, shoemaker Bryant & Mullin, r. 429
Minna
Bellman Oliver P.. painter, r. 322 Fifth
Bellman Robert, roUturner Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E b
Tennessee, bet Butte and Solano
Bellman Thomas, waiter, r. 269 Minna
Bellman Vincent, r. 905 Twenty-third
Bellmer Frederick, groceries and liquors, 1137 Har-
rison
Bellmer Henry P., waiter Vanonio & Cuneo, r. 1717
Howard
Bellmer Herman A., saloonkeeper, r. 609 Pine
Bellmer John H. C, books and stationery, 430 Third
Bellmer Louis, clerk, r. 1137 Harrison
Bellmer U. S., r. 1137 Harrison
Bello Joseph S., cigars and tobacco, 117 Jackson
Hello Vincent, real estate, r. 74 Jessie
Belloc Hippolyte (Belloc fc Co.) r. Paris, France
Ij£jLL(JO (fe (jUi (Hippolyte Belloc)
bankers (Paris, 78 Rue de CourceUes)
524: Montgomery
Bellocq Francis Mrs., liquor saloon, Geary, nr Ma-
sonic Av
Bellocq Pascal, butcher, W s Railroad Av, bet St.
Thomas and Venezuela
Bellodo Victor B., bootblack, 545 California, r. 718
Filbert
Belloff Conrad, upholsterer F. S. Chadbonrne & Co.
Belloff Jacob, laborer, r. 637 Broadway
Belloir Peter, conductor S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Belloni Giacomo, plaster molder, r. 5 Auburn
Bellow B., bookkeeper Roland W. Snow
Bellow Joseph, painter, r. 700 Broadway
Bellows Henry, civil engineer, r. 10 Capp
Bellrude Jacob M., produce dealer, cor Amherst and
Silliman, U. M. T.
Bellstedt John, engineer, r. 18 Decatur
Bellstedt John Jr., machinist, r. 18 Decatur
I Bellstedt Theodore, machinist Dow Steam Pump
I Works, r. 18 Decatur
I Bellue Auguste P., clerk John F. Plumel, r. 10 John
Bellue Camille, wine dealer, 515 Valencia
i Bellue Peter, wines and liquors, 32 Seventh
l»" Bellue. See Belles?
j Belmont Christian, clerk, r. 871 Market
I Belmont Hotel, Ed. Stoetzer proprietor, cor Fifth
I and Brannau
Belmor George E., boilermaker, 208-210 Mission, r.
j 157 Second
Belmore Lizzie Mrs., matron County Jail.r. 2440 Post
Belney George Mrs., widow, r. 1315 Jackson
Belser Julius, brickmason, r. 515 Page
BelsUaw Charles, bookkeeper, r. 1626 Jackson
Belrtbaw Mortimer W., manager Empire Coal Mineand
Railroal, office 402 Front, r. 1626 Jackson
Belt Alfred M., assistant manager Grangers' Business
Assn, r. .301 Jones
Belt T. W. Mrs., widow, r. 408 Hyde
Belting Henry, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. Ocean
View
Beltou Philip M., clerk, r. 2627 Harrison
Belton Philip W., carpenter M. & A. Hansen, r. 2627
Harrison
Belton Stephen H., carpenter, r. 615 Sacramento
Belton William H., cabinetmaker Heywood Bros. &Co.
Belus Frederick A., cigars and tobacco, 31 Pacific, r.
200 Washington
Belvidere House, Mrs. L. A. Pierce proptr, 636 Third
Belville Eli G., broommaker Lambert Van Laak. r.
33 Erie
Belz Charles, cook Swain Bros., r. 115 Natoma
Belz Henry C, musician, r. 704 54 Mission
Belz John, tailor, r. Ahlborn House
Bema John, cigarmaker, r. 103 Prospect PI
Beman Florence, expressman, r. 108 Lily Av
Bemba Emil, saddler L. D. Stone & Co., r. 188 Vande-
water
Bemis Cliarles C, U. S. Supervising Inspector
Steam Boilers, U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, first floor.
r. 419 Bryant
Bemitz William, cooper, r. 530 Third
Bemmerer August, cutler, 318 Pine, r. 1507 Leaven-
worth
Ben August W. R , designer, r. 1519 Jackson
Benahan Henry, hostler, r. 178 Clara
Benard Augustus F., liquor saloon, NE cor Fifth and
Howard, r. 841 Howard
Benassi Angelo, laborer S. F. Bridge Co., r. E s Ten-
nessee, bet Solano and Mariposa
Benassini N., tailor, r. 12 Prescott
Benavides Alfred, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r.
1836 Powell
Benavides Antone, teamster, r. 33 John
Benbow David, painter Thomas Downing, r. 2309
Larkin
Bench August J., laborer Julia L. Marks, r. SE cor El
Dorado and Utah
Bencli The, P. Pontac proprietor, 213 Larkin
BencHley LeonidasB. , general manager Pacific
Rolling Mill Co., and president California Horse
Shoe Co., 202 Market, r. 251fi Pacific Av
Bender Julius J., ironer Jean Bernou, r. 629 Third
Bendegard G. Morten, master mariner, r. 1731 Jessie
Beudel Herman (Tillmann & Bendel) r. Alameda
Bendel Louis, groceries and liquors, 1601 Turk, r. 1609
Turk
Bender Adam F., r. 418 Sixth
Bender Albert M., clerk William H. Bremer, r. 1228
Post
Bender Brothers (William A. and George L.) wood
dealers. Third St. Wharf
Bender Charles, r. 1602 Washington
Bender Charles H., shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder &
Co., r. 711 Howard
Bender George L. (Bender Brothers) r. 1009 Clay
Bender Herbert, salesman, r. 1713 Jones
Bender Jacob, butcher, 1020 Howard
Bender Jacob A.., contractor, r. 1009 Olay
Bender Jerome, molder, r. 106 Tehama
Bender Josiah D., collarmaker, r. 1122 Market
Bender Josiah P., bricklayer, r. 421 Twenty-ninth
Bender Louis, cook South Park House, .5.30 Third
Bender Maximilian F., teacher Espina's Writing Acad-
emy, r. 1223 Washington
Bender Noah W., r. 1431 Howard
Bender Sarah E. Miss, artist, 120 Sutter, room 40, r.
1009 Clay
TiaiB BEST
OVERCOATS
For MEN and BOYS at
THE HASTINGS"
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.
ii
IMPERIAL Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. 5EST0N, Aast. Minagsr.
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
BEN
219
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Bender Thomas L., stoker Engine No. 2, r. 116 Silver
Bender William A. (Bender Bros.) r. 1009 Clay
Bendewald Louis, glassblower S. F. and Pac. Glass
■Works, r. (i08 Locust Av
Bendfeldt George, cook Herbst & Maas
Bendit Frank, ironmolder, r. 139 Clara
Bendit Herman, bookkeeper S. Bendit, r. 17 Hyde
Beudit Isaac, peddler, r. 514 Birch Av
Bendit Monis, barteuder Eduardsen & Ohlert
Bendit Pauline Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary School,
r. 17 Hyde
Bendit Samiiel, auctioneer, 636-538 California, r. 17
Hyde
Bendix Joseph, salesman Louis Levy, r. 133 Jackson
Bendix Otto, teacher music, 2556 Ellis
Bendixen Charles E., with Bank of California, r. 734
Post
Bendixen John, clerk John C. Schmidt, 427 East
Beudixsen C, r. 1636 Market
Bendrick Vincent, cooper George Larsen, r. 39 Fulton
Bendt William, liquor saloon, 8 Clay, r. 6 Clay
Benear James S., speculator, r. IM Liberty
Benecke Dorothea, bakery, 1617 Baker
Benedetti AmaDle, waiter, r. 1020 Montgomery
Benedetti Louis, shipping clerk Fontana & Co., r. 810
Pacific
Benedict Brothers (Charles E. and James S.) proptrs
Jersey Ranch, Nineteenth Av, bet L and M
Benedict Charles E. (Benedict Bros.) r. Nineteenth
Av, bet L and M
Benedict Courtland S. (Mann & Benedict) r. 328 Va-
lencia
Benedict Henry G., clerk U. S. Mint, r. 106 Haight
Benedict Jacob, carpenter, r. 10 Beaver
Benedict James S. (Benedict Bros.) r. Nineteenth Av,
bet L and M
Benedict John E., barber C. H. Boone, r. 1006 Clay
Benedict William E., clerk general passenger and
ticket office S. P. Co., r. 17U7 Octavia
Beneik Otto, painter, r. 623 Jessie
Benenato Antonio, barber, r. 1112 Kearny
Beneteau May Miss, r. 333 Turk
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, W. C. Dud-
ley secretary. The Alcazar
Benfielt Conrad, master schr Prosperous, r. N s Hale,
nr Merrill
Benfy Myra P. Miss, teacher languages, r. 606 Sutter
Bengliani Gaspar, shampooer Charles Sladky, r. 933
Sacramento
Bengomo Annie, spooler 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 2219 Powell
Bengson E., vegetableman Euss House
Bengston John, switchman Market St. RR., r. 1908
Market
Bengston Sven, gripman Market St. ER., r. Lot, bet
Golden Gate Av and Turk
Benham Arthur F., plumber Fritz & Kean, r. 10 Capp
Benham John A., contractor and builder, r. IbOXii
Market
Benham M. E. Mrs., widow, r. 123 Turk
Benham George, r. 626 Sutter
Beuhayon Henry, dentist, r. 501 Geary
Benhayon Jacob, traveling salesman Braunschweiger
& Co., r. 501 Geary
Benicia Agfricnltaral Works (Benicia, Cal.)
Baker & Hamilton proprietors, office NW cor Pine
and Davis
Benicia Tannery, KuUman, Salz & Co. proprie-
tors, office 106 Battery
Benick Otto, painter, r. 623 Jessie
Bening George E., with Lebenbaum Bros., r. 1114
Webster
Bening Hattie, domestic, 37 Hill,
99^ Bening. See Benning
Benjamin Abraham Frederick, manager Da-
vis Bros., 419 Kearny, r. 2712 Pine
Benjamin Alexander E., bookkeeper Laing k Rnggles,
r. 721 Eddy
DR. BAZAN'S
THKRMO-ELECTKIC
RUSSIAN aai TURKISH BATHS
Mso Medicated and Electric Eatlis fiivei.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED
CHIMNEYS REPAIRED. CHIMNEY SWEEPINb.
Cliininey Tops tliat ^vill dra-w.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Benjamin Alfred D., cooper, r. 883 Howard
Benjamin Alfred D., carriage trimmer, r. 721 Eddy
Benjamin Ariihold, bookkeeper, r. 1208 Golden Gate Av
Benjamin Arthur, fireman, r. 833 Howard
Benjamin Benjamin S., journalist, r. 1208 Golden
Gate Av
Benjamin Charles, painter, r. 644 Sacramento
Benjamin Charles E., shipping clerk Crane, Hastings
* Co., r. 1817 Howard
Benjamin Edward J., cashier M. 8. Grinbaum & Co.,
r. Occidental Hotel
Benjamin Frederick A., mining operator, r. 1309
Webster
Benjamin Isaac, clerk, r. 425J4 Tehama
Benjamin Jacob, broker, r. 721 Eddy
Benjamin Jacob H., phrenologist and astrologist,
offices 765 and 1031 Market
Benjamin Joseph, commercial traveler, r. 18 Eleventh
Benjamin Joseph, cook Palace Hotel
Benjamin Levi M.,' policeman, r. 604 Franklin
Benjamin Moses H., bookkeeper Sbarboro & Co., r.
721 Eddy
Benjamin Nathan M., dairyman, r. 705 Larkin
Benjamin O. C, purser stmr San Pablo, r. 2808 Pine
Benjamin Philip L., attorney at law, 528 California,
r. Oakland
Benjamin Philip S., electrician Pac. Coast Electrical
CunstriK tion Co., r. 721 Eddy
Benjamin S. Mrs., r. 1208 Golden Gate Av
BenJHinin Samuel S , clerk, r. 873 M Market
Benjamin Snrah G. Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 8 Adair
Benjamin Thaddeus S, clerk ireight auditor's office
S. P. Co., r. 2-12 Townsend
Benjamin M'allace A., clerk Davis Bros., r. 721 Eddy
Benjamin William K., r. 2808 Pine
Bentelmann Rosalie, widow, r. N s Teneriffe, bet St.
John and Tombigbee
Benker Georse J. (Richter fc Benker) r. 2110 Powell
Benkert Robert, ghowcaeemaker Bernstein i Co.
Benkmann GustMve, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg &
Co., r. 12:i9 Folsnm
Benn Charles, starcher La Grande Laundry
Benn James, teamster Matthew Nunan.r. 204 Twenty-
first
Benn John S., artificial fiy and fiebing tackle mnfr,
822 Folsom
Bennecke Christian, seaman, r. 13 Clay
Bennede Jean (Bennede & Dulac) r. 736 Pacific
Bennede & Dulac (Jean Bennede and Jean Dnlac)
proprts Lafayette House, 73ii Pacific
Benner Elvin N., millwright, r. 314 Fair Oak
Benner Emerson O., teamster R. K. Pattridge, r. 722
Lombard
Benner Felix D., pressman F. Korbel & Bro., r. 616
Sixth
Benner Frederick M., melter U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Benner Harry, clerk New Zealand Fire and Marine
Ins. Co., r. Oakland
Benner Thomas T., clerk Am. District Tel., r. 516
Sixth
Bennerscheidt August, coppersmith Wagner & Todt,
r. 29 Clara
Bennerscheidt Sophia, widow, r. 29 Clara
Bennet Tlioma«, genera! superintendent Pacific
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of California, 418 Cal-
ifornia, r. Oakland
Bennett A. Mrs., widow, r. 2600 Mission
Bennett Albert A., architect, 45-46 Merchants' Ex-
change, r. 2323 California
Bennett Alfred, r. 1336 Folsom
Bennett Alfred (H. Bennett & Co.) r. 454 Sixth
Bennett Alfred E., foreman S. F. Planing Mill, r.
Oakland
Bennett Anthony J., stock clerk A. F. Nye & Co., r. 10
Anthony
Bennett Anna Mrs., r. 510 Powell
Bennett Arthur B., conductor Market St. RR., r. SE
cor Haight and Stanyan
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
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Bennett A. W., carpenter S. M. Hills, r. 112 Second
Bennett Brothers (Henry C. and Charles A.) hard-
ware, 31 Sixth
Bennett Buel B., tanner, r. N s Twenty.slxth, bet Do-
1 lores and Church
Bennett Carrie Mrs., r. 2116 Howard
j Bennett Catherine Mrs., furnished rooms, 307 Hayes
Bennett Charles, barber C. Laubenheimer, r. 726 Mis-
sion
Bennett Charles A. (Bennett Bros.) r. 112 Twelfth
I Bennett Charles C. .^teamster Samuel P. B. Clark, r.
N'W cor Yuba aud Nebraska
Bennett Charles E., machine operator Cal. Wire Works,
r. 1919 Mason
Bennett Charles E., salesman Hinz & Landt, r. 1911
Mission
Bennett Charles G., tanner, r. S s Tenerlffe, bet St.
John and Tombigbee
Bennett Charles H., coremaker Golden State and
Miners' Iron Works, r. 519 Folgom
Bennett Charles H., sprtngmaker Cal. Spring Mnfg
Co., r. 516 Lazuna
Bennett Charles H., teamster, r. 2400 Post
Bennett Charles R., secretary Cal. Society for the
Suppression of Vice, 604 Merchant, room li
Bennett Charles 8., r. 1708 Turk
Bennett Clara Miss, r. 1324 Howard
Bennett Christopher, cook, r. 716 Clementina
Bennett Clement, stenographer, 434 California, r. 711
I Jones
I Bennett C. W.. compositor Examiner, r. 235 Kearny
Bennett Daniel L. (T. J. French & Co.) r. 2237 H Mis-
sion
j Bennett E. Mrs., widow, r. 322 Fulton
Bennett Edward, r. 7 Montgomery Av
Bennett Edward, r. 1604 Bush
I Benuett Edward, cabin boy stmr San Bias
; Bennett Edward J., butcher Thomas J. Powers, r. 602
i Franklin
I Bennett Edward S., bricklayer, r. 1313 1^ Scott
I Bennett Edwin D., salesman West Coast Furniture
Co., r. 631 Webster
I Bennett Edwin S., stableman, r. 510 Powell
I Bennett Edwin W., canvasser, r. 408 Shipley
Bennett E. J. Miss, mental healer, 43 Sixth
Bennett Ella Miss, seamstress, r. 830 Eddy
Benuett Emma Miss, dressmaker, r. 783 Folsom
Bennett Fannie, widow, r. 730 Shotwell
Bennett Frances, widow, r. 2855 Mission
Bennett Frank T., major 2d Cavalry, U. S. A., r.
Presidio
Bennett Frederick D., with T. J. French & Co., r.
2237 M Mission
Bennett Frederick H., liquor saloon, 230 Brannan
Bennett Frederick Y., clerk delivery dept Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 2111 Bush
Bennett George, r. 807 Bush
Bennett George (Bennett* Co.) r. 1931 Sutter
Bennett George, packer Henry Coubrongh fc Co., r.908
Sanseme
Bennett George W., musician, r. 569 )» Minna
Bennett George W., policeman, r. E s Tennessee, bet
Sierra and Nevada
Bennett George W., salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r.
Alameda
Bennett Gilbert L., gripman Market St. RR., r. 129
Ridley
Bennett H. & Co. (Henry and Alfred Bennett) house
and signpainters, 454 Sixth
Bennett H. A. Mrs., teacher music, r. 1324 Howard
Bennett Harry, carpenter, r. 2855 Mission
Bennett H. E., compositor Evening Post, r.cor Twenty-
second and Point Lobos Avs
Bennett Henry (H. Bennett & Co.) 454 Sixth
Bennett Henry, longshoreman, r. 315 Vallejo
Bennett Henry C. (Bennett Bros) r. 322 Fulton
Bennett Henry F., painter, r. 719 M Minna
Bennett James, r. (iOo Green
Bennett James A., hostler N. B. and M. RR., r. 624
Fourth
Bennett James C, master mariner, r. 425 O'Farrell
Bennett James G., chief engineer S. Lachman & Co.,
r. ot) South Park
Benuett James H., first ofiBcer stmr Yaquina City, r.
1040 Howard
Bennett James W., salesman Porter Bros, b Co., r.
108 Noe
Bennett J. Miles, teacher music, r. 713 O'Farrell
Bennett .John, r. 1324 Howard
Benuett John, carpenter, r. 1035 Minna
Bennett John, carpenter William Little, r. Alameda
Bennett John, laj3orer Cal. Wire Works, r. 811 Filbert
Bennett John, livery stable, 623 Grove, r. 718)4 Grove
Bennett John R. (Bennett & Co.) r. 1931 Sutter
Bennett John W., printer, r. 811 Filbert
Bennett Joseph, shoemaker, r. 36 Clay
Bennett Joseph E., laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. 1919
Mason
Bennett Joseph F., hostler, r. 10 Zoe
Bennett Lizzie J. Mrs., medium, 143 Seventh
Bennett Lizzie W., widow, milliner, r. 327 Capp
Bennett Louis, steward, r. 21 Hinckley
Bennett Louisa H. Mrs., r. 10 Zoe
Bennett Mamie Miss, saleslady Elder Bros., r. SOT
Bennett Mary, widow, r. 631 Webster
Bennett Mary, r. 1108 Alabama
Bennett Mary Miss. r. 332 Eddy
Bennett Mary A. Mrs., proptr South Park Laundry
555 Bryant
Bennett Mary E. , physician in charge Pacific Dispen.
sary Children's Hospital, r. 3700 California
Bennett Matterson, carpenter, r. 850 Folsom
Bennett Maurice, laborer, r. 1604 Bush
Bennett M. L. Miss, r. 305 Oak
Bennett Nicholas, miner, r. 902 Montgomery
Bennett Patrick J., gasfitter Fritz & Kean, r. 6U Oc-
tavia
Bennett Philip T., driver, r. 1206 Stockton
Bennett Reace T.,
444)4 Third
Bennett Reuben D
Zoe
dealer, r, American Exchange
carpenter, and furnished rooms,
operator S. F. District Tel. Co.,
1336 Pacific
Bennetts., stock
Hotel
Bennett Samuel, guard Folsom Prison,
Bennett Samuel, painter Palace Hotel
Bennett Sanford, bookkeeper Dunham, Carrigan k
Co. r. Alameda
Bennett Sarah, widow, r. 1919 Mason
Bennett Stephen, teamster, F. Foley & Co., r. 906
Filbert
Bennett Susan M., widow, r. 1524 Devisadero
Bennett Susie E. Miss, r. 614 Octavia
Bennett Thomas, cook, r. 10 X Jackson
Bennett Thomas, physician, 46 O'Farrell, r. 716 Pine
Bennett Thomas E., superintendent Keane Bros., r.
2214 Fillmore
Bennett William, bartender Thomas Kelly,
Railroad Av, bet Manitoba and Dominica
Bennett William, driver, r. 1515 Fillmore
Bennett William, laborer Charles L. Nelson,
Sixteenth
Bennett William, physician, r. 1324 Howard
Bennett, William, seaman, r. 2855 Mission
Bennett William Jr., watchmaker George Stead, p.
1324 Howard
Bennett William A. T., painter, r. 112 Devisadero
Bennett William H., laundryman, r. 555 Bryant
Bennett William H.. molder, r. 114 Welsh
Bennett William W., carpenter, r. 8 Church
Bennett k Co. (John R. and George Bennett) dairy
produce, 35-36 California Market
l^'Bennett. See Bennet
Benney John, solicitor, r. 16 Sherman
Benning Anton, groceries and liquors, 38 Natoma
Ws
219
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
Hotels and Steamboats completely furnished with
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY.
Special Prices Given.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Pixtures.
37 Marte St.
rni IDCr rVTD A nOV Mleo the finest grades of Clarets, Hooks, )ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
ibLllOt La I nA UnT tBurgundies.Samemes, ports andShernes) 530 WASHIHOTOS STE£ET.
BEN
221
BEN
Bennlng Winiaiu, stovemounter W. W. Montague &
Co., r. 8 Drury Lane
B^Benuing. See Bening
Benninghoven Adolph, r. 350 Brannan
Benniughoven August, r. 350 Braunan
Benninghoven John W., barber Jonn Stable, r. 350
Brannan
Bennington W. Newton (Campbell & Co.) r. 1066
Howard
Beonink Adrian W., compositor H. S. Crocker & Co.,
r. Alameda
Bennison Edw.ird, r. 232 Haight
Beniiison George E., deputy U. 8. Shipping
Commissioner, P. M. SS. Co.'s Wharf, r. 232
Haight
Benny John, printer, r. 446 Seventh
Benoist William B., compositor Examiner, r. 306
Mason
Benoit Amedee J., compositor, r. 16 Montgomery Av
Benoit Charles, blacksmith, r. 210 Montgomery Av
Benovich F. C., patternmaker Bisdon I. and L.
Works, r. Alameda
Benschuetz Otto Z., r. Twenty-fifth, nr Alabama
Bensel Joseph R,, scene painter Tivoli, r. 731 Minna
Beusen Charles, mate stmr Willamette
Bensen E., seaman stmr Mariposa
Bensen Henry, groceries and liquors, 770 Bryant
1^" Bensen. See Benson
Bensiuger Daniel, baker stmr Oregon, r. 2409 Howard
Benson A. B., waiter, r. 221 Fifth
Benson Alexander, waiter, r. 465 Tehama
Benson Andrew, rigger, r. 3 Pringle Court
Benson Annie E. Miss, teacher Noe and Temple Street
Primary School, r. 2710 Howard
Benson Anton E., longshoreman, r. 221 Ritch
Benson Benjamin C, pilot stmr T. C. Walker, r. 1627
Dupont
Benson Benjamin F. M., secretary Boca Brew-
ing Co. S B Berry, nr Fifth, r. 700 California
Benson Building, NE cor Pine and Leidesdorflf, O.
Livermore agent
Benson C. B., waiter, r. 943 BrodericK
Benson Charles A. (Pherson & Benson) r. 729 Cali-
fornia
Benson Elizabeth, widow, r. Precita Av, nr Mission
Road
Benson Elizabieth, widow, r. cor Twenty-fourth and
Point Lobos Avs
Benson Emanuel, produce dealer, r. 1135 Treat Av
Benson Frank, peddler, r. 1615 Powell
Benson Franklin R., clerk, r. 2710 Howard
Benson George, lumber surveyor, 25 Stenart, r. 409
Van Ness Av
Benson George A., clerk Travelers' Ins. Co., r. Oak-
land
Benson Hans, porter Wheeland & Collins, r. 1103
Montgomery
Benson Henry, grocer, r. 770 Bryant
Benson Henry C, pastor Kentucky Street M. E.
Church, r. W s Tennessee, bet Solano and Butte,
rear
Benson Henry W., tailor, 218 O'Farrell
Benson James, secretary Odd Fellows' Savings Bank,
r. 2710 Howard
Benson James E. K., pressman P. E. Dougherty &
Co., r. 2710 Howard
Benson James E. W., confectionery, 128 Third
Benson Johanna Mrs., groceries and liquors, 51 Brady
Benson John, capitalist, r. 803 Stockton
Benson John, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 1527
Clay^ rear
engineer and surveyor, and dealer
B Montgomery, room 2, r. 1333 Gold-
Benson John A.
landscrip, 3
en Gate Av
Benson John A
waiter, r. 1000 Montgomery
Benson Lucy, widow, r. 411 Powell
Benson Martin, laborer, r. 1517 Polk
Benson Martin C, cook, r. 14 Washington
FRATINGER & CO.
READY-MADE SUITS
FOR
LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN. "
105 KEARNY STREET.
REFLECTORS,
FOE SHOW WINDOWS AND STORES,
MADE AND REPAIRED.
W. E. LANE~ Plumber
505 KEARNT STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Benson MatiUlii, widow, r. 27)^ Oak Grove Av, rear
Benson Ole, carpenter, r. 1355^ Perry
Benson Richard, master mariner, r. 1610 Jones
Benson Robert, cigarmakerR. Albrecht, r. 154 Second
Benson Samuel H., boilermaker, r. 37 Hoff Av
Benson Simon J., master mariner, r. N 8 Twenty-third,
bet Sanchez and Noe
Benson S. J. Mrs., cloaks and suits, 126 Kearny, r. Ns
Twenty-third, bet Sanchez and Noe
Benson Thomas, laborer, r. 3 Pringle Court
Benson Thomas A., clerk, r. 511 Stevenson
Benson Walter, seaman stmr Alameda
Benson William, boatman, r. 1219}^ Kearny
Benson William A., seaman schrSan Jose, r. 103 Jack-
son
Benson W. Henry, furniture dealer, r. 613 Valencia
Benson William H., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 37 Hoff
Av
Benson William H., painter, r. 613 Valencia
8^" Benson. See Bensen
Bent A. J., foreman Pac. Box Factory
Bent Byron D., clerk local freight office S. P. Co., r.
421 Eddy
Bent Edward F., accountant Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r.
711 Jones
Bent Frank, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W b Ten-
nessee, bet Sierra and Nevada
Bent Frank A., barber A. Enkle, r. 1321 Larkin
Bent Frederick N., clerk, r. 2600 Folsom
Bent James R., farmer, r. 16 Taylor
Bent John T., bookkeeper Mission Dock Warehouse,
r. 528 Golden Gate Av
Bent Peter S., laborer, r. NW cor Jackson and Battery
Bent Silas E., carriagemaker Carvill Mnfg. Co., r. 26
Turk
8^" Bent. See Bendt
Benter Henry J., fringeweaver Fromm & Schaefer, r.
Oakland
Benter John O., fringemaker Goldstein Bros., r. Oak-
land
Bentfield George, cook. r. 409 Brannan
Benthan Harry, saloon, 636 Fourth, r. 25 Alvarado
Benthan William S., clerk J. A. Drinkhouse, r. 25
Alvarado
Benthien Henry E., clerk, r. 1818 Dupont
Benthiep M. J. Mrs., widow, r. 1818 Dupont
Bentley Charles D., bartender, r. 2 Latham PI
Bentley Franks., clerk Cunningham, Curtiss& Welch,
r. Oakland
Bentley Horatio N., conductor Market St. RR., r. 1910
McAllister
Bentley M., r. 417 Stockton
Benton Albert, waiter, r. 234 Bush
Benton Charles, real estate agent, r. 1504 Howard
Benton Charles J., clerk, r 614 Ji Minna
Benton Charles L., commission merchant, r. 2420
California
Benton Consolidated Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) William
H. Watson secretary, 302 Montgomery, ropms 5-6
Benton David, painter, r. 2309 Larkin
Benton Mary R. Mrs., janltress Haight Primary
School, r. NW oor Howard and Twenty-fifth
Benton Millard R., laster Buckingham & Hecht, r.
146 Eddy
Bentz Nathan, salesman G. T, Marsh & Co., r. 421 Eddy
Bentzinger Louis, baker, r. 734 Montgomery
Benussi Joseph, seaman, r. 722 Broadway, rear
Benussi Louis, clerk, r. 325 Chestnut
Benvenuti Germano, salesman, r. 902 Filbert
Benwit Bert, bagmaker Blake, Moffitt & Townei r.
Alameda
Benyanrd William H. H., major engineer
corps U. S. A., river and harbor improvements,
office 533 Kearny, room 16, r. Occidental Hotel
Benz Frank A., cigarmaker Antonio Verdugo, r. 230
Green
Benz Gottlieb, shoemaker C. L. Thumler, r. 428
Broadway
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Bfannfactnrer of every description ot
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
48 to 50 Beale Street. Sau Francisco.
■r»ii»w%«kM lekiorvt ib Wt\r\VCkY *21-ftl7 Marhet Street. Sole Aeents for
Truman, ISnam CL nOOKer. Dederlck's Perpetaal Ha.v presses.
BEN
222
BER
W. W. Montague & Co.
PUIXEPS,
Suction and Force.
FOR HAND. WI.>I>-mLl. AND POWEB,
AI.I^ SIZKS.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STEEET
BcDZ Henri, laborer, r. 507 Mission
Benzenhoefer David, baker, r. 63i Grove
Benzou AngnstF., with Trubenbach & Co., r. Oakland
Bepler Frederick D. (Kutner, Bepler & Co.) r. 213
Harrison
Beppler John, butcher, r. 1516 Dupont
Bequette Derville, millwright, r. 1619 Clay
Beran Adolph, boots and shoes, 1901 >i Mission
Beran Eiuauuel, shoemaker, r. 798 Van Ness Av
Beran Frank, shoemaker, r. 1004 Pacific
Beran .John J., mail clerk Cal. Demokrat, r. 2307 Post
Beraud Fortune, r. 605 Broadway
Berard Edward, liquor saloon, 125 Powell, r. 516}^
O'Farrell
Berattl Mary Mrs., r. 437 Broadway
Berberich August, baker, r. 4 Fella PI
Berberich William, r. 16153^ Geary
Berblinger Frank, pantryman, r. 254 Minna
Berck Isaac, harnessmaker, r. 459 Tehama
Bercke Louis J., carpenter, r. 875 Shotwell
Bercovich Pietro, fisherman, r. 23 Vallejo
Berclect Charles, carpenter, r. 740 Howard
Bercowitz Abraham, clerk Simon Bercowitz, r. 541
Pacific
Bercowitz Simon, boots, shoes and clothing, 641 and
534 Pacific, r. 534 Pacific
Berdan, Brownell & Co. (Nelson L. Berdan and Abner
Brownell) agents government lands and real
estate, 623 Commercial
Berdan Frank C, weigher U. S. Mint. r. 2830 Howard
Berdan G. N., millhand Miller & Hamilton, r. Oak-
land
Berdan Nelson L. (Berdan, Brownell & Co.) r. 568
Mission
Berdell Cyrus, r. 122 Eddy, rear
Berdogo Adolph, coUarmaker L. D. Stone & Co., r.
529^ Broadway
Berdt Jules, cook Palace Hotel
Berdugo Anissette, widow, r. 19 Lafayette PI
Berel Jacob, sexton, r. 717 Ji Vallejo
Berendo Charles S., bartender, r. 12 Jackson
Berens Ernest E., instrumentmaker John Roach, r. 18
First
l^r Berens. See Behrens
Beresford Henry, compositor Bulletin, r. 106 J4 Third
Beresford Hotel, William Chamberlin proprietor,
NW cor Bush and Stockton
Beresford John, steward Russ House
Beretta A. & Co. (Angelo Beretta and John Bullotti)
groceries and liquors, 2201 Steiner
Beretta Ang^elo (A. Beretta & Co.) and post trader
Presidio, r. Presidio
Beretta John, machinist, r. S s Nineteenth, bet Hart-
ford and Noe
Beretta Sylvio, clerk L'Elvezla, r. 514 Pacific
Beretta Peter, fish dealer, r. 1 Morey Alley
Berg Adolph, clerk Post Office, r. Alameda
Berg Arthur, clerk Gutte & Frank, r. 611 Taylor
Berg Bernard, teacher music, r. 405 Taylor
Berg Caroline F., bakery and varieties, 500 Grove
Berg Charles, machinist Hatteroth & Russ, 321 Kearny
Berg Charles, physician, 213 Powell
Berg Charles, wrapper Newman i& Levinson, r. 500
Grove
Berg F. R., bookkeeper Gutte & Frank, r. 611
Taylor
Berg George C, teamster, r. 1645 MiBslon
Berg Gustav, steward, r. 320 Drumm
Berg Henry, bartender Henry Huber, r. 21 Ninth
Berg Henry, seaman, r. 263 East
Berg John A., cornicemaker George H. Tucker, r. 20
Oak Grove Av
Berg John A., groceries and liquors, 29 Rltch
Berg John E., baker, r. 312 Beale
Berg John H., teacher swimming, r. 629 Lombard
Berg Mary Mrs, r. 1616 Polk
Berg Oscar, r. 217 Eighth
Berg Peter, night watchman, 1126 Market
Berg Peter A., Iron molder, r. 1016 Pacific
Berg Raphael, barber, 407 East, r. 722 Vallejo
Berg Rasmus, laborer, r. 14 Clinton
Berg William (Wm. Berg i Co.) r. 418 Post
Bersr Wm. Si Co. (William Berg) grain commis-
sion merchants and brokers, 60 Merchants' Ex-
change
8^" B(;rg. See Berge and Bergh
Bergdahl Olof, carpenter, r. 243 Clara
Berge .Alexander J., salesman Kast & Co., r. 1218 Gu-
errero
Berge Emil, salesman, r. 1512 Bush
Berge Ole, seaman, r. 1503 Montgomery
Berge Otis, lithographer, r. 2023 Powell
Berge R. O., assistant lighthouse keeper South Faral-
lone Island
Bergen Adrian (Trobock & Bergen) r. 1212 Jackson
Bergen Ale.xander, bookkeeper Trobock & Bergen, r.
1212 Jackson
Bergen Gustave, pork butcher, r. 2010 Geary
Bergen John, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r. SE cor
Santa Clara and Kansas
Bergen William, r. N s Sixteenth, nr Dolores
I^T" Bergen. See Bergin and Burgin
Bergener Charles P., barber Joseph Hyman, r. 114
McAllister
Bergeot Edward machinist Joseph Qalli & Co., r.
Oakland
Berger Anton, r. 530 Third
Berger Charles, butcher John J. Holtermaun, r. W s
Kentucky, bet Sierra and Nevada
Berger Christian, apothecary J. G. B. Broemmel
Berger Christian O. (H. H. Berger & Co.) r. 229 Geary
Berger Gabriel, clerk E. Taniere & Co., r. 4 Hyde
Berger George, machine hand, r. 1110 York
Berger Henry H. Mrs. (H. H. Berger & Co.) r. 229
Geary ,
Berger Henry J., storekeeper, r. 240 Sutter
Berger H. H. & Co. (Christian G. and Mrs. Henry H.
Berger) Japanese plants, 317 Washington
Berger James, clerk, r. 240 Sutter
Berger John P., liquor saloon, 507 Pine, r. 507 Stock-
ton
Berger Louis, machinist, r. Ahlborn House
Berger Louis A., solicitor, r. 965 Folsom
Berger Moses, glove mnfr, 506 Market, r. 1113 Sutter
Berger Thurieu, laundryman, r. 1567 Market
i&" Bergar. See Burger
Bergeret John P., glove cutter H. M. Heineman, r. 44
Ritch
Bergerman John, molder S. F. Candle and Soap Co.
Bergerot Alexander, student r. 1217 Mission
Bergerot Jean, teacher French, 613 Ji Stockton, r. 1217
Mission
Bergersen Tiberrit, boatman, r. 754 Folsom
Berges Frank, compositor La Franco-Callfornien, r.
815 Montgomery
Berges Michael, seaman, r. 222 Brannan
Berges Nicholas, policeman, r. 428 Fell
Berges O. H., lithographer H. S. Crocker k Co., r.
2023 Powell
Berges Pierre B. (FrapoUl, Berges & Co.) r. 1900 Web-
ter
Berges Peter, r. 1931 Geary
B^" Berges. See Bergez, Burges and Burgess
Bergeviu Nelson L., salesman N. Grange, r.l230 \ Fol-
som
Bergevin Peter, expressman, r. 51 Federal
Berg^ez John, proprietor Bergez' Restaurant, 332-
334 Pine, r. 1412 Clay
Bergez J. Peter, chief cook John Bergez, r. 1412 Clay
Bergfez' Restaurant, John Bergez proprietor,
332-334 Pine
Bergfeld August, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 220 Pacific
Bergfeld Robert, carpenter and builder, r. 1521 Polores
Berggren Gustave, master schr Helen Merrlam, r. 637
Second
THE LATEST STYLES,
THE FINEST GOODS,
THE BEST WORK at
"THE HASTINGS,"
1,ICK HOUSE BI/OCK.
THE LION Fire lis. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, $4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SEZro», AssL Umger.
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
BEB
223
BEE
Bergh Herman J., cabiDetmaker West Coast Furni-
ture Co.. r. 1211 Folsom, rear
Berghauser Julius, salesman, r. 1406 Jackson
Berghauser Margaret, widow, r. 1406 Jackson
Berghold , laborer N. Ohlandt & Co., r. W B Dun-
can, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Berghold Julius, designer C. Curtin, r. Alameda
Bergin Charles, r. 782 Harrison
Bergin Dennis, conductor Market St. KB., r. Cable
House
Bergin Ella, widow, r. 2220 Franklin
Bergin Francis, r. 227 Second
Bergin James, cokeman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Bergin James, teamster, r. 358 Natoma
Bergin John, clerk, r. 720 Harrison
Bergin Johu, laborer freight dept S. P. Co., r. SE cor
Santa Clara and Kansas
Bergin Mary Miss, finisher Stearns, Worden & Co., r.
SE cor Santa Clara and Kansas
Bergin Mary T., widow, r. 719 Turk
Bergin Michael, attorney at law, 432 Montgomery
Bergin Michael, teamster, r. E s Kansas, bet Santa
Clara and Mariposa
Bergin Michael W., groceries and liquors, 720 Harri-
son
Bergin Patrick, restaurant, 1145 Folsom, r. 212 Eighth
Bergin Thomas I. (McAllister & Bergin) attorney at
law, 38 Nevada Block, r. 2012 Jackson
t^ Bergin. See Bergen and Burgin
Bergk William, feeder Schmidt Label and Litho. Co.,
r. 522 Filbert, rear
Berglund Andrew, tailor, r. 621 California
Berglund Charles, machinist Pac. KoUing Mill
Berglund Hans, shipjoiner, r. 38 Perry
Berglund Matilda L. Mrs., r. 1411 Hyde
Berglund Nelson, shoemaker, r. 3 Raphael PI
Bergman Charles, seaman, r. 13 Clay
Bergman Frederick O., contractor and builder, r. 541
Eighteenth
Bergman George, waiter, r. 51 Third
Bergmann Abram (Wm. A. Grade & Co.) r. 1435
O'Farrell
Bergmann Gustave, surveyor, r. 21 Hinckley
Bergmann Henry, shoemaker, r. 207 Second
Bergmann Jacob (Davis Bros., Bergmann & Co.) r.
1605 Gough
Bergmann Nathan J., candymaker Rothschild &
Ehrenpfort, r. 1435 O'Farrell
Bergmann Samuel, butcher Derby & Strouse, r. 532
Jessie
Bergner Charles F., clerk, r. 114 McAllister
Bergner Charles P., barber, r. 114 McAllister
Bergold Charles E., clerk, r. 7 Cottage PI
Bergold Charles V., cooper, r. 7 Cottage PI
Bergold Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, r. 7 Cottage PI
Bergson Elo T., clerk, r. 314 Fulton
Berg^gon Ole, r. 314 Fulton
Bergson Oscar A., molder, r. 318!^ Fulton
Bergstein Marian F., widow, r. 1439 Pine
Bergstein Sigmund, engineer, r. 1439 Pine
Bergstrom E., clerk, r. California Av, bet Esmeralda
and Virginia, B. H.
Bergstrom John, church organbuilder, W s Mission,
bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth, r. Cali-
fornia Av, bet Esmeralda and Virginia, B.H.
Bering James E., teacher music, r. 923 Filbert
Bering John P., salesman Justinian Caire and super-
intendent Excelsior Wire Works, r. 629 Greenwich
Berltzhofif Alexander C, r. 735 Guerrero
Beritzhoflf Alexander F., bookbinder Bartllng, Phil-
lips & Stilwell, r. 735 Guerrero
Beritzhoflf John A., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 735
Guerrero
Beritzhoff M. R. Miss, millinery. 846 Valencia, r. 735
Guerrero
Berk Morris G., cigars and tobacco, 215 Pine
Berkeley Branch Railroad Co., Willard V. Huntington
secretary, NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 48
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-EliECTRIC
RUSSIAN ani TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SEWER PIPE. SEWER TRAPS.
Sewers Laid Properly.
Sewers Repaired.
W. E. LANE,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established I860. Telephone 315.
Berkeley Ferry Wharf, E s East, bet Washington and
Jackson
Berkeley Lnbricatin^r Oil Worlts, A. C.
Dietz & Co. proprietors, oflSce 9 Front, works
Berkeley
Berkeley Timothy G., foreman H. Huddleston k Co.,
r. 530 Jessie
Berkery Patrick Mrs., hosiery dept S. F. Pioneer
Woolen Factory, r. Seawall Hotel
Berkhimer William, mechanic Bay City Iron Works,
r. 507 Mission
Borkhout Annie Miss, saleswoman, r. 830 Greenwich
Berkhout Jacob, machinehaud, r. 830 Greenwich
Berkhout Peter, plumber, r. 830 Greenwich
Berkowitz Meyer, cloaks and suits, 1410 Powell
Berkowitz Morris, musician, r. 1410 Powell
Berkowitz Rose Mrs., dressmaking, 1410 Powell
Berkowitz Stella Miss, dressmaker, r. 1138 Green
Berkowitz Teresa Miss, dressmaker, r. 1138 Green
Berks Sydney, cook, r. 537 Sacramento
BEKKSHIRE THEmm. j. g.
Harding' proprietor, Til Joneg
Berl Harry, stock and bond broker, 405 California
Berl William (8. Bear & Co.) r. 322 Ellis
Berlin Frederick A., attorney at law, 420 Mont-
gomery, rooms 29-30, r. 805 Hyde
Berlin William, longshoreman, r. 31 Erie
Berliner Charles A., barber, 1005 Howard, r. 2754
Harriet
Berliner E., musician, r. 120 Post
Berliner Herman A., boots and shoes, 110 Third, r.
501 Geary
Berliner Isadore A., tailor 627 Washington
Berling John R., seaman, r. 29 Pacitic
Berllng M., seaman, r. 263 East
Berls James, capitalist, r. 120 Post
Berly Soloman, gardener, r. Maiden Lane, nr Val-
lejo
Berman Otto, shirt mnfr, 517 Kearny, room. 7, r. 1119
Clay
Bermlnger Wilhelm, brewer, r. 677}^ Mission
Bermlngham Bridget Mrs., r. 130 Eleventh
Berminjs^Uam Jolin, agent California and Mexi-
can Steamship Line, 10 Market, r. 611 Chestnut
Bermlngham MoUie Miss, r. 2111 Van Ness Av
Bermlngham Peter Rev., pastor St. Bridget's Chnrch,
r. 2111 Van Ness Av
Bermingham Thomas I., harnessmaker, r. 130
Eleventh
i^"BermlDgham. See Birmingham
Bermond W., fireman stmr San Bias
Berna Frederick, clerk, r. 603 Hayes
Bernadou Jean B. (Toulouse & Bemadou) r. 317
Third
Bernal Daniel F., saddler, r. 324 Post
Bernal George, spurmaker, r. 441 Green
Bernal Geronima R. de, widow, r. SE cor Seven-
teenth and Church
Bernal Heights Primary School, Philip Prior princi-
pal, Ss Cortland Ave, nr Moultrie
Bernal John F., clerk, r. 837 Pacific
Bernal Joseph, bit and spur maker, 441 Green
Bernal Jose C, bookkeeper, r. SE cor Seventeenth and
Church
Bernal Villa, Mrs. E. Bell proptr, 413 Bartlett
Bemamers John L., baker, r.911 Buchanan
Bernard Alfred, cleaner Pacific Dye Works, r. Oak-
land
Bernard August, salesman, r. 2912 Jj Sixteenth
Bernard Augustus F., liquor saloon, NEcor Fifth and
Howard, r. 841 Howard
Bernard B., carpetlayer, r. 614 McAllister
Bernard Charles Mrs., widow, r. 312 Oak
Bernard Charles A., painter and decorator, 629 Mer-
chant, r. Alameda
Bernard Christian , seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Bernard Edward, cook, r. 313 Stockton
W. B. BANCROFT & CO,
49 FIRST ST,
TELEPHONB 82.
LITHOGRAPHERS
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. DAVIS, City Agent,
429 California Street.
BER
224
BER
W. W. Montague & Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENOLISH AND AMERICAN
EncauHtic, Olazed anil Plain.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Bernard Frauds, contractor, 516 Kearny, r. 1515 Hyde
Bernard George, carpenter, r. 511 Folsom
Bernard Harris H., barber, r. 1040 McAllister
Bernard James C, collarmaker Main & Winchester, r.
1120 Hampshire
Bernard Jane Mrs., r. 863 Folsom
Bernard John, ironer La Grande Laundry
Bernard John, farmer, r. 11 Oak Grove Av
Bernard John, porter, r. 9115^ Minna
Bernard John F., laborer, r. 11 Oak Grove Av
Bernard Johan, stock clerk San Jos^ Woolen Mnfg
Co., r. 28 Kincon PI
Bernard John L., store foreman Capitol Mills, r. 911 ^
Minna
Bernard John R., clerk Maison Doree, r. 1220 Hamp-
shire
Bernard Jules (Bernard & Pouzadoux) r. 323 Geary
Bernard Lawrence, expressman, r. 108 Lily Av
Bernard Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 108 Lily Av
Bernard M. D.. bookkeeper, r. 1220 Hampshire
Bernard Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. 108 Lily Av
Bernard Peter (Reymond & Bernard) r. 502 Stockton
Bernard Robert, bartender, r. Powell, nr Bay
Bernard Thomas, plumber, r. 108 Lily Av
Bernard Thomas L., grlpman Cal. St. RR., r. 1120
Harrison
Bernard Walter, bartender Philip McGoveru, r. 310
Kearny
Bernard William J., bookkeeper, r. 17 Oak Grove Av
Bernard & Pouzadoux (Jules Bernard and Louis
Pouzadoux) furniture and carpets, 312 Sutter
10' Bernard. See Barnard, Bernhard and Bernhardt
Bernardello Louis, sca-^enger, r. 633 Green
Bernardello Stefano, scavenger, r. 533 Green
Bernardi Frank, cook Nevada Restaurant, r. 112 Tren-
ton
Bemardini Frederico, candymaker W. Schmits, 323
Broadway
Bernardo Joseph F., fireman Union Box Factory, r.
West Oakland
Bernardy Frank, clerk, r. 1641 Mission
Bernasquet Peter, clerk Lenormand Bros., r. 367 Na-
toma
Bernauer Alexander, glovecutter H. & L. Bloch, r. 18
Willows Av
Berndt John, cellarman National Brewing Co., r. BE
cor Fulton and Webster
Berner Henry, cook F. L. Such & Co., r. DouglaBS,
bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Berner John H. D., cigarmaker, r. 251 Fourth
Bernert Ferdinand, steward Bohemian Club, r. 730
Union
Bernet Annie Miss, folder clothing dept U. S. A., r.
19?i Bryant Av
Bernliard Bernliard, proprietor baths and hair-
dressing saloon Palace Hotel, r. 215 Prospect PI
Bernhard George, liquor saloon, 409 California, r. 41C
O'Farrell
Bernhard George M., barber Bernhard Bernhard, r.
215 Prospect PI
Bernhard Henry, night watchman, r. 1214 Kearny
Bernhard Henry J., salesman W. A. Schrock, r. 1601
Post
Bernhard Jacob, liquor saloon, NE cor Fourth and
Brannan, r. 3 Freelon
Bernhard J. Alvin, clerk Koster & Bernhard, r. 702}^
Bush
Bernhard John, barber B. Bernhard, r. 121 Valley
Bernhard John, cooper J. H. Holden, r. 1214 Kearny
Bernhard Joseph, stockbroker, 404 Montgomery, r.
1601 Post
Bernhard Julia Miss, shoefltter, r. 25 Julian Av
Bernhard Louis B., finisher Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1601 Post
Bernbard Peter D. (Koster & Bernhard) r. 702 J^
Bush
Bernhard P. D. Mrs., teacher point lace, r. 702H
Bush
Bernhard Robert, ship and freight broker, 61 Mer-
chants' Exchange, r. Oakland
Bernhard Samuel T., traveling salesman Fechheimer,
Goodkind & Co.
Bernhardt George J., r. 1129 Turk
Bernhardt Nicholas, laborer, r. 1906 Powell
Bernhardt Peter, cigarmaker, r. 547 Howard
8^" Bernhardt. See Barnard, Bernard and Bernhard
Bernhardy Gustave, merchant, r. 1526 Ellis
Bernheim A. & Co., merchants (Hueneme, Cal.) office
206 Front
Bernheim Eli, oiler tug boat Relief
Bernheim T. Mrs. (Koshland Bros.) r. Portland, Or.
Bernierl John, wood and coal, 1015 Washington
Berulochner Anton, musician, r. Ill Shipley
Bernotat George, cabinetmaker A. Frei, r. 974 Har-
rison
Bernoulli Jul., electro-hom'cepathic physician, 313
Geary
Bernset Michael, cooper, r. 306 Folsom
Bernstein Abraham, oyster saloon, 1140 Market, r.
445.^ Natoma
Bernstein Abraham, peddler, r. 324 Clementina
Bernstein Angus C, salesman, r. 501 Laguna
Bernstein Brothers (Samuel and Simon) merchant
tailors, 417 Geary
Bernstein David, tailor, 729 Folsom
Bernstein Edward, clerk Elias Bernstein, r. 1766
Howard
Bernstein Edward A., salesman Davis Bros., r. 244
Third
Bernstein Elias, secondhand furniture, 926 Folsom,
r. 1765 Howard
Bernstein George restaurant keeper, r. 437 Natoma
Bernstein Herman, tailor, 244 Third
Bernstein Isaac, restaurant, r. 431 Geary
Bernstein John, gardener, r. 1842 Howard
Bernstein Joseph, tailor, 1638 Market
Bernstein Josephine, widow, r. 529)4 Ivy Av
Bernstein Julius C, jewelry, 410 Sixth, r. 501 Lagnoa
Bernstein Leopold, salesman, r. 911 Folsom
Bernstein Louis, clerk, r. 435 Bush
Bernstein Louis, manager H. L. Polack. r. 321 Powell
Bernstein Louis, tailor, r. 255 Tehama
Bernstein Louis, tailor. Chronicle Bldg, r. 27 Oak
Bernstein Max, clerk Market Street Pharmacy, r. 1351
Howard
Bernstein Morris A., furniture, 843-845 Market, r. 911
Folsom
Bernstein Oscar, stenographer Horn & Co., r. 1043
Market
Bernstein Philip H., commercial traveler, r. 19 John
Bernstein Samuel (Bernstein & Co.) r. 416 Market
Bernstein Samuel (Bernstein Bros.) r. 1620 Geary
Bernstein Samuel, tailor, 255 Tehama
Bernstein Samuel, wrapper Newman & Levinson
Bernstein Sigmund C, bookkeeper Hyman Lippman,
r. 501 Laguna
Bernstein Simon (Bernstein Bros.) r. 806 Geary
Bernstein Solomon, fancy goods, 42 Fourth, r. 321
Powell
Bernstein & Co. (Samuel Bernstein and August Her-
tenstein) mnfrs show cases, 416 Market
Bemzott Frank, mnfr sporting goods, 632 Grove
Bernzott Frank Jr., compositor, r. 632 Grove
Bemzott John F., compositor, r. 632 Grove
Berolzhime Jonas, bookkeeper Porter, Slesslnger &
Co., r. 6 Turk
Berolzhime Milton, clerk Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.
r. 1104 Market
Beronio Antonio, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 337
Union
Beronia Gaetano, proptr Roma Hotel, 818 Sansome
Beronio Peter, r. 21 Vande water
Beronio T., r. 17 Sonora
Berr Augustus W. R., assistant superintendent S. F.
Pioneer Woolen Factory, r. 1519 Jackson
Berre Thurien, laundry, 1567 Market
XJC3rS.
Imported and Domestic Rugs in immense variety.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVB PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY!
Finer than the class of Champagnes gent from) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
France to this country, hut without Brandy, f 530 WASHINGTON STEEET.
BEK
225
BER
m
Berryessa Filaberto, r. 120 Shipley
Berrian Augustus, carpenter, r. 257 Fourth
Berrlch Frank, cabinetmaker, r. 71G Greenwich
Berrill Charles L., student Tol^d Medical College, r.
Oakland
Berrill J. B., patternmaker Atlas Iron Workfl, r. 508
Francisco
Berrill Thomas J., carpenter, r. 358 Ji Jessie
Berriman John (Hare & Berriman) r. 1015 Clay
Berrlnger Charles, carpenter, r. 807 Mission
Berringer TViUlam, hay and grain, 850-352 How-
ard
(^ Derringer. See Behringer
Berroa Espiridion, cigar dealer, r. 545 Vallejo
Berry Albert A., engineer, r. 636 Commercial
Barry Charles, cardrlver, r. 1833 Clay
Berry Charles, hackdriver, r. 136 Sixth
Berry D. D. Mrs., r. 1408 Bush
Berry E. Mrs., r. 2 Potter
Berry Edward K., boilermaker, r. 157 Seccond
Berry Edward T., piauomover ijherman. Clay & Co.,
r. 434 Chestnut
Berry Edwin W., foreman Spirit of the Times, r. Oak-
land
Berry Enoch, watchman, r. 2 Potter
Berry Fannie A . Miss, stenographer Hall's Safe and
Lock Co., r. 331 Turk
Berry Fred. T., ticket agent Atlantic and Pac. KR., 4
New Montgomery, r. Oakland
Berry George, clerk George B. Knowles & Son
Berry George H., whitening and painting, 24 Erie
Berry George W., r. 126 Fifth
Berry Gordan G. Mrs., widow, r. 1219 Golden Gate Av
Berry Horatio H., master mariner, r. 1224 Mission
Berry I. A. Mrs., seamstress, r. 1415 Stockton
Berry J. P., assistant freight clerk etmr City of New
York
Berry James, plumber, r. 113 Turk
Berry James L., hackman, SW cor Bush and Mont-
gomery, r. 17 Stockton PI
Berry J. B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 109 Montgomery
Berry John, carpenter, r. 4463^ Guerrero
Berry John, carriagepainter, 837 Folsom, r. 905 How-
arn
Berry John, coachman, r. 325 Folsom
Berry John, laborer, r. 220 Pacific
Berry Joseph, clerk clothing dept U. S. A., r. 2556
Greenwich
Berry Lucretia S., widow, r. 1419 Taylor
Berry M. Miss, domestic Palace Hotel
Berry Michael, engineer, r. 36 Tehama
Berry Michael, laborer, r. 11 Powell Av, B. H.
Berry Minnie L. Miss, r. 2212 Howard
Berry Napoleon, teamster, r. 679 Clementina
Berry Nicholas B., compositor Alta, r. 639 Jessie
Berry T., clerk, r. 630 Capp
Berry T. B., secretary The Cal. Iron and Steel Co.,
202 Market, r. San Kafael
Berry Thomas, carpenter, r. 1723 Jessie
Berry Thomas C, with Allen & Lewis, r. San Rafael
Berry Thomas H., assistant chief inspector Pac. Postal
Tel. Co.. r. 1210 Dolores
Berry Washington, bookkeeper Stauf & Cooper, r. 719
Fillmore
Berry W. F., accountant Nevada Bank, r. San Rafael
Berry William, cook, r. 21 Clara
Berry William D., printer Spirit of the Times, r. 837
Folsom
Berry William F., printer, r. 10O2 Powell
Berry William B., bookkeeper Thomas H. B. Varney,
r. Oakland
Berryegsa, Preserving Co., ofilce 230 Montgom-
ery, rooms 11-12
Berry man Daniel S., cook Mayle & Wienholz, r. 783
Market
Berryman H.B., commission merchant, 52 Merchants
Exchange, r. Berkeley
Berrj-man James, stableman, r. 529 Valencia
GAS STOVES,
GAS FIXTURES, GAS BUENEES.
Gas Heaters lor all purposes lor sale and made to order.
PLT7BIBER, 505 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1S60. Telephone 315.
FRtTINGER i CO.
CLOMS, m 111 K
105 KEARNY STREET. .
Bersaglieri Guard .\rmory, 625 Broadway
Bersaglieri Hall, 625 Broadway
Berson A. Mme, French laundry, 429 Sutter
Berson Gustave, carpets, furniture, etc., 26 Post, r.
310 Fulton
Bert Charles L., theatrical manager, r.662 Twentieth
Bert Eugene F., law student Gunnison & Booth, r.662
Twentieth
Bert Frederick W., theatrical manager, r. 662 Twen-
tieth
Bert Frederick W. Jr., clerk Gunnison & Booth, r. 662
Twentieth
Bert Julia A., widow, r. 662 Twentieth
B^ Bert. See Burt
Berta Attilio (Marchi & Berta) r. 530 Merchant
Berta Felix (Waechter & Berta) r. 1206 Stockton
Berteaux George E , shipbroker and commission mer-
chant. 61 Merchants' Exchange, r. 214 Powell
Bertel Caspar, hostler N. B. and M. RR., r. 624 Fourth
Berteling' Loais A., scientific optician, and man-
ufacturer optical instruments, 427 Kearny, r. 912
Jones
Bertelsen Adolph, salesman L.Foard, r.422 Post, rear
Bertelsen Andrew L., waiter J. Petersen, r. 5 Market
Bertelsen Charles, cook J. Petersen, r. 5 Market
Bertelsen Iver, laborer W. E. Allen, r. 1326 Howard
Bertelsen Otto, salesman L. Foard, r. Alameda
Bertelsen Sarah Mrs., bakery, 1326 Howard
Bertelson Peter, musician, r. 1205 Stockton
Bertliean Cesar (Hy. Balzer & Co.) and manager
N. Y. Underwriters' Agency, 209 Sansome, r. 1719
Geary
Berthelson Axel, laborer, r. 254 Clara
Berthier Albert C, clerk, r. 3 Lida PI
Berthold Louis, butcher, r. 270 First
Berti G. & Co. (Giocondo Berti and Antonio Buchig-
nani) fruits and vegetables, 1923 Polk
Berti Giocondo (G. Berti & Co.) r. 1623 Pacific Av,
rear
Bertin Alexander, dyer and scourer, 430 Bush, 325
Montgomery Av, 1400 Polk, and 6 Stockton, r. 430
Bush
Bertin Felix, cigarmaker 3oe6 A. Garcia, r. 1219 Union
Bertin G., dyer, r. 109 Morton
Bertin Herman, merchant, r. Old People's Home
Bertin Leonce C. (Berlin & Lepori) r. 1430 Jackson
Bertin Paul, upholsterer, r. 31 Oak
Bertin & Lepori (Leonce Bertin and Constantino
Lepori) coffee and spice mill, 536 Commercial
1^" Bertin. See Berton and Burton
Bertini John (Guarraglia k Co.) r. 1500 Dupont
Bertini Raffello (P. Larini & Co.) r. 134 Hayes
Bertody Charles, physician, 1005 Stockton
Bertola Angelo, baker B. Ratio, r. 1339 Dupont
Bertola Antonio, fisherman, r. 894 Front
Bertola C, peddler, r. 1313 Folsom
Bertola Enrico, cook, r. 426 Green
Bertola Peter G., driver J. P. Tenthorey & Co., r. 71
Jessie
Bertoluci Frances, widow, r. 632 Broadway
Bertoluci Joseph (Bertoluci & Ventnri) r. 316 Broad-
way
Bertoluci & Venturl (Joseph Bertoluci and Vincens
Venturi) liquor saloon, 316 Broadway
Berton Flavier, chief cook Maison Dor^e, r. 531 Jack-
son
Berton George A., insurance broker, and secre-
tary Watt Blue Gravel Mining Co. and Swiss
Relief Society, 313 Montgomery, r. 104 Turk
1^" Berton. See Bertin and Burton
Bertram Albert J., boatman, r. 415 East
Bertram Charles, clerk J. Leithuer, r. 1619 Polk
Bertram Charles L., lodgings, 311 East
Bertram Gurdon, musician, r. 1517 Sacramento
Bertram Gustave (Bertram & Murphy) r. 726 Mission
Bertram Henry, machinist Cal. Wire Works, r. 512
Bush
Bertram John T.,with Joseph Bertram, r. 219 Eleventh
JOHN HAMMOND
15
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mannfactnrer of every description of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
4S to 50 Beale Street, San Franci»co.
Truman, Isham & Hooker.
421-427 Marleet St.
ments, Wasons,
Agrricaltnral Imple>
BER
226
-r
BET
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOBTERS OF
Besson Frederick, tesnieter, r, 807 EearDy
Bt'88i>n Philip K., with C. R. Hansen & Co., r. 741
Howard
Best «Sj Belcher Jtlininfi: Co- (Storey Co., Nev.)
L. OBborn, secretary, 29 Nevada Block
Best Bertha Mrs., r. The Vendome
Best Catherine, widow, r. SW cor Bay and Montgom-
ery Av
Best Clermont L. Jr., first lieutenant Ist Artillery, U.
S. A., regimental quartermaster. Presidio
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STKEET Best Edwin, compositor Call, r. 516 Leavenworth
. Best George W., machinist, r. 1146 Sutter
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturer* of
FRENCH RANGES.
Bertram Joseph D., stoves and tinware, 1017 Folsom,
r. 2i9 Eleventh
Bertram Richard, tinsmith, r. 219 Eleventh
Bertram Thomas, plumber, r. 219 Eleventh
Bertram A: Murphy (Gustave Bertram and Charles H.
Murphy) cigars, 3037 Sixteenth
Bertrand Adele Mme, furs and rugs. C35 Sutter
Bertraud C, machinist Joseph Galli & Co., r. 12 San
Antonio
Bertrand Charles, baker, r. 434 Union
Bertrand David, cook, r. 5 Bush Street PI
Bertrand Emile, musician, r. 503 Union
Bertrand Frank, clerk San Jose Woolen Mill Co., r.
28 Rincon Pi
Bertrand George A., manicure, r. 13 Madison Av
Bertrand Jacques, clerk Joseph Gaestel, r. 1016 Kearny
Bertrand Jeau, dishwasher Phil's Exchange, r. 12 San
Antonio
Bertrand Joseph, machinist G Flelschel, r. 434 Union
Bertraud Jo.seph, waiter Pacific Club, r. 16 Lewis
Bertrand Marius, cook, r. 25 Scott PI
Bertrand W. Henry (Blair & Bertrand) r. New York
Bertrandias Alphonse, r. 409 Fourth
Bertrandias Emil, messenger Pac. Transfer Co., r.409
Fourth
Bertuccl Mrs., dressmaking, 1505 J< Dupont
Bertucci Charles (Cerruti & Bertucd) 1326 Dupont
Bertucci Salvatore, laborer, r. 1505 M Dupont
Bertz Jacob, proptr Popular Dining Saloon, 35-37
Geary, r. 2215 Fillmore
Bervelt Charles, nurse French Hospital
Berwick Charles, plumber J. T. Gray, r. Alameda
Berwick David, plumber J. T. Gray, r. Alameda
Berwick Henrietta W. Miss, r. 824 Filbert
Berwick James C, law clerk, r. 2625 Pine
Berwick Robert C, butcher, r. 46 Seventh
Berwick William T. , butcher, r. 46 Seventh
Berwin Charles, cutter H. Liebesfc Co., r. 546 Howard
Best John, carpenter, r. 624 McAllibtt-r
Best John, office furniture, 27 Leldesdorfif, r. Alameda
Best John E., glovecutter Leak Glove Mnfg Co., r.
624 McAllister
Best John T., clerk Cal. Cigar Box Co., r. 2004 Vallejo
Best .Susan Mrs., r. 516 Leavenworth
Best William Jr., salesman Geo. W. Gibbs & Co., r.
516 Leavenworth
Beetandlg Lasar, upholsterer and mattresemaker, r.
1623 Post
Bestandlg Max, clerk Chas. Oppenheimer & Co., r.
517 Mason
Be&tandig Siegfried, clerk Newman & LevinBon, r. 517
Mason
Besthorn Christopher, foreman John Weichhart, r.
422 Fremont
Besthorn George H., painter, r. 1107 Scott
Besthorn Henry E. D., pharmacist Rediugton & Co.,
r. 65 Minna
Besthorn Herman A. E., bootmaker, r. 414 Geary
Besthorn Herman E., liquor saloon, SE cor Bealeand
Mission, r. 65 Minna
Beston John, artist, r. 940 Mission
Beston Nellie Miss, domestic 600 Devlsadero
Bestor Henry T., architect, r. 207 G'Farrell
Besy Anne, ironer Jean La Come, r. 345 Seventeenth
Betge Ernest C, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. Pioneer House
Betger Edward shoemaker, r. 736 Green
Betger Gustave H., saloonkeeper, r. 637 California
Beth Adolph (Beth and Fricke) r. 102 Guerrero
Beth Israel Cong^re^ation, Rev. Dr. A. J. Mes-
sing pastor, S s Turk bet Taylor and Jones
Beth 01am (Hebrew) Cemttery, Point Lobos At nr
Thirty-third Av
Beth <W FricUe (Adolph Beth and Fred Fricke)
restaurant and liquor saloon, 1032 Market and 14
Mason
Berwin L. D. Mrs., second hand clothing, 1061 Market ! Bethany Church (Congregational) Rev. W. C.
Berwin Leo, salesman P. Berwin & Bro., r. 1320 | Pond pastor, W s Bartlett bet Twenty-fifth and
Golden Gate Av Twenty-sixth
Berwin Manie P., salesman P. Berwin & Bro., r.2009>i Bethell Thomas C. clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service,
Devlsadero r. San Jose
Berwin Moses, watchmaker W. K. Vanderslice & Co., ] Bethell Thomas W., sergeant police, r. 603 Fell
r. 546 Howard Betkowski Ellen, widow, r. 23 Sliver
Berwin P. & Brother (Pincus Berwin) wholesale hats
9D
and caps, 21-23 Battery
Berwin Pincus (P. Berwin & Bro.) r. 1320 Golden
Gate Av
Berwin Samuel, stock clerk Schweitzer & Co., r. 1320
Golden Gate Av
Berwinger Martin, cook, r. 13 Pacific j
Besaut Anna Mrs., ladies purchasing agency, 410
Kearny, r. Oakland
Besby Henry J., saloon keeper, r. 314M Ivy Av
Bescheinen Ella Miss, varieties, 1502 Folsom
Beschorman Adolph, upholsterer, r. 25 Ninth
Beschorman August, r. 1918 Stevenson
Beschormann Charles (Broeske & Beschormann) r.
738 Vallejo
Besecker Daniel E., collector, 601 California, r. 1917
Mission
Beseler Walter, helper Sims & Morris, r. Alameda
Besenthal E., waiter, r. 607 J5 Pine
Besler Henry C, laborer, r. 1506 Sanchez
Besse Joseph O., salesman Verdier, Moreau & Co., r.
Oakland
Bessemer Henry L., chemist, r. 1587 Tnrk
Beseenthal A., r. 638 Commercial
Besser Annie Mrs., groceries and vegetables, r. 713 |
Clementina |
Besser Joseph, seaman, r. 713 Clementina i
Bessett E., waiter, r. 316 Sixth
Bessing Theodore, teacher gymnastics, r. Ifi Lewis
Besson Auguste, cook P. Priet & Co.. r. 530 Bush
Besson Edward, reporter, r. 410 Eddy
Besson Emile, with John Ten Bosch 4 Co., r. 741
Howard
Betkowski Frank, gilder S. & G. Gump, r. 23 Silver
Betkowski John J., shoemaker, r. 961 Market
Betkowski Martin F., marblecutier, r. 321 Bartlett
Beton Samuel, teamster, r. 415 Harrison
Betsche Charles, locksmith J. G. lis, r. 509 Olive Av
Bettal Joseph, proptr Six-Mile House
Bettancourt Frank, steward stmr Newbem, r. 6 Caro-
line PI
Bettelheim Paul, merchant, r. 1832 Sutter
Betteliii Brother Rev., president St. Mary's
College, Mission Road, four miles from Old City
Hall
Bettencort Adelino (Jos6 A. Rodriguez & Co.) r. 119
Jackson
Bettencort John S., dairyman, r. Ill Jackson
Bettencort Joseph M. (Brazil & Bettencort) r. 426
Davis
Bettencourt Joseph C. S., barber C. Laubenheimer, r.
Oakland
Betteridge T. H. (John Ten Bosch & Co.) r. Liver-
pool, Eng.
MANN & BENEDICT,
SUCCESSORS TO
C. C. HASTINQS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
O L O T H IE lEt S ,
a..ICK HOUSE B1.0CK.
ORIENT IM. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital,
Assets,
$1,000,000
$1,551,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
BET
227
BIB
BettiB Frank E., r. 266 Brannan
Bettis Otis J., blacksmith, NE cor Larkin and Jack-
son, r. 180b Larkiu
Bettis William R. (J. Norton & Co.) r. 8 Grant Av
Bettman Alfred, assistant bookkeeper Ad. Lewis &
Co., r. 1355 Post
Bettman Frank, salesman A. Fenkbausen & Co., r. 310
Kearny
Bettman Gustav M., bookkeeper L. & E. Wertheimer,
r. 1355 Post
Bettman Leonard M., r. 1355 Post
Bettman Moses, English chemicals, 130 California, r.
1355 Post
Bettman Sigmund M., with Moses Bettman, r. 1355
Post
Betts George D., publisher, r. 102 Ellis
Betts Spring: Co., William M. Betts president,
Edwin Fretwell secretary, 218 Fremont
Betts William, physician, r. 915 M Market
Betts William, springfitter Betts Spring Co., r. 20
Myrtle Av
<Betts William JM., president Betts Spring Co., 218
Fremont, r. Oakland
Betzel Andrew, polisher, r. 506 Fourth
Betzel Isidore L., traveling salesman Roth & Co., r.
1427 Webster
Betzel Louis (E. Taniere & Co.) r. SE cor Golden Gate
Av and Fillmore
Betzel Louis, r. 1909 Bush
Betzel Louie, liquor dealer, r. 1023 Sutter
Betzhold Fritz, laborer H. Newburger, r. Somerset,
nr Waylaud, U. M. T.
Betzner Philip, teamster John A. Hefer, r. 715 Har-
rison
Betzold Carl, cook, r. 126 Clara
Betzold Jacob, butcher Jacob Schoenf eld, r. SW cor
Servia and Susquehanna
Betzold Mathes, r. 2320 Sutter
Beuchel Powell, teamster, r. 618 Birch Av
Bender George F., laundryman, r. Ill Jessie
Beucler Julius J., laundryman, r. Ill Jessie
Beuge Henry, restaurant, 388 Francisco
Beugger Joseph, miller, r. 431 Pine
Beulah Hall, 607 California
Beutler Emily, widow, r. 1111 Jones
Beutler Frank B., salesman, r. 317 Hyde
Beutler John (Wannenmacher & Beutler) r. 485
Haight
4»"Beutler. See Butler
Bevan Edmund E., real estate agent, r. 1910 Steven-
son
Bevan Edwin J., varieties, 28 Freelon
Bevan Washington J., mining, r. 951 Howard
bevans DoUie Miss, r. 104 Ninth
Bevans Isaac L., clerk, r. 519)4 Grove
bevans William L., cierK, r. 31i Jessie
Bevel Samuel, cardriver, r. 316 Third
Bevell Harry B., machinist, r. 8 Morris Av
Bevell Margaret, widow, r. 8 Morris Av
Bevell Richard M., oiler stmr Colima, r. 8 Morris Av
Bevell William T., stockdnver. r. 8. Morris Av
Beveridge Horatio, with H. M. Newhall & Co., r. 1633
Sacramento
Beverland William, seaman, r. 150 Steuart
Beverly Edward H., engineer, r. 910 Natoma
Beverly Herbert G., clerk Eveletn & Nash, r. 806
Taylor
fi^Beverly. See Beaverly
Beversen Henry (Puvogel & Beversen) r. 535 Fourth
Beversou Brothers (Carston, Henry and Martin)
groceries and liquors, 570 Mission
Beversou Cart^ton (Beverson Bros.) r. 1860 Stevenson
Beversou Henry (Beverson Bros.) r. 1860 Stevenson
Beverson Martin (Beverson Bros.) r. 570 Mission
Bevilockway Louis N., machinist, r. 1121 Twenty-first
Bevin Minnie Miss, dressmaker, r. 90s) Post
Bevlngton Wlnfield S., gripman Market St. R. R., r.
537 Lott
DR. SATAN'S
THERMO-EliECTKIC
RUSSIAN and TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SANITARY PLUMBING
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES WELL DONE.
Repairing^ a Specialty.
Plumber, ' 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1860.
Telephone 315.
15
1305 M
Bevis Tbnnins Ir., mnchinist, r. 112 Welsh
Bewley Clil'tuu L., burteudtr, r. 106 Stockton
Beyer August, confectioner Vienna Bakery,
Hopeton Terrace
Beyer Edward P., collar finisher Main & Winchester,
r. 789 Bi vant
Beyer Ernest, baker William Hessler, r. 15 Hopeton
Terrace
Beyer Georjfe, liquor saloon, SW cor Bay and
Powell
Beyer Louis H., barber, r. 625 Vallejo
Beyer W. Adolph, liquor saloon, 316 Clay,
Vallejo
B£?" Beyer. See Buyer and Byer
Beyerly Ernst, r. iao6 Mason
Beyersdorf John, saloonkeeper, r. 236J4 Sixth
Beyersdorf Louis, liquor dealer, r. 40 >4 Geary
Beyfuss Carl, ship and freight broker, 206 Front, r.
2120 Pine
Beyfuss Ernst, manager Cooks Bros., r. 1428 Webster
Bham John, clgarmaker, r. 1238 Howard
Bhlels Hermann, clerk Lebenbaum Bros., r. 1205
Stockton
Biagi Blogio (Charles Barsuglia & Co.) r. 731 Vallejo
Bia^i D. Si Co. (Domentco Biagi) fruits and pro-
duce commission, 520-522 Sansome
Biagi Domenico (D. Biagi & Co.) r. 708 California
Biagi Silvestro, clerk Charles Barsuglia & Co., r. 731
Vallejo
Biagini C. & Brothers (Casimiro, Lorenzo, Jacob and
Paciflco) wagonmakers, 619-623 Front
Biagini Casimiro (C. Biagini & Bros.) r. 619 Front
Biagini Florindo, peddler, r. 1424 !4 Dupont ,
Biagini Jacob (C. Biagini & Bros.) r. 519 Frofit
Biagini Lorenzo (C. Biagini & Bros.) r. 619 Front
Biagini Paciflco (0. Biagini & Bros.) r. 619 Front
Bianchi A., cook, r. 115 Geary
Bianchi Angelo, stonecutter, r. 427 Seventh
Bianchi Angelo, tailor, r. 11 Banuam PI
Bianclii Carlo D. (Ruffino & Bianchi) r.
Seventh
Bianchi Eugene, clerk William H. Barrows,
Phelan Bldg
Bianchi Eugeuio, teacher vocal music, 129-131 Phe-
lan Bldg
Bianchi G., macaronimaker Ravenna, Ghirardelli &
Co., r. 420 Green
Bianchi Gregorio, sculptor, r. 1116 Turk
Bianchi Luigi (Prato & Bianchi) and crockery and
lamps, 320 Montgomery Av, r. 1411 Dupont
Bianchi Luigi, fisherman, r. IM Lafayette PI
Bianchi Pietro, foreman Ruffino & Bianchi, r. 418
Seventh
Bianchini Michael, porter, r. 1020 Treat Av
Biancolano Louis, clerk D. B. Rinaldo, r. 810 Bu-
chanan
Biarues Amaris, laundryman, r. 2437 Buchanan
Bibb Agues H. Mrs., teacher John Swett Grammar
School, r. 1609 Washington
Bibb Dandridge H., salesman Renton, Holmes & Co.,
r. 1310 Folsom
Bibbips Frank E., laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. 1209
Union
Bibbius L. A. Mrs., r. 1209 Union
Bibend Ferdinand, machinist, r. 612 California
Biber Bertha Mme., dressmaker, 313 Sutter
Biber Frank M., phvsician, r. 2713 Mason
Bibergall .Jacob, tailor, r. 1023 Pacific
Bible Truth Depot, Charles Montgomery proptr, 640
Clay
Bibliotlieqne de la Li^ue Nationale Fran-
■ caise, E. Raas president, A. Masson secretary,
120 Sutter
Bibo Benjamin, clerk, r. 1024 Hyde
Bibo Nathan, with Lebenbaum Bros., r. 2208 Bush
Bibo Rica Miss, r. 1^32 Post
Bibo S. & Co. (Samuel Bibo) dry goods, 14.35 Polk
Bibo Samuel (S. Bibo & Co.) r. 1004 Van Ness Av
/27
126
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TEIiEPHONB 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN, has^^e i.abgkst business
AMERICAN COIHPANT;.
BIB
228
BIG
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Triiniuinj^s
a Specialty.
I 309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
I Bibro David, commercial traveler, r. 1406 Ellis
Bichard Charles >'.. clerk N. Bichard, r. 3<i5 First
1 Bichard Edward A., r. 3;<2 Eddy
I Bichard Nicholas, coal and cod&sb, 18 Howard, r. 365
First
I Bichsel John, laborer Cal. Frtiit Evaporating C!o., r.
411 Pacific
Bick A. P.. r. 8 San Antonio
Bick Robert, upholsterer, r. 1509 Pine
Bick Robert Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 1509 Pine
Biekerdyke Mary A., widow, r. 2244 Mission
' Bickerstfiff Joseph I., laborer, r. 19 Clara, rear
Bickford Benjamin F., carpenter, r. 8 Potter
Bickford Clarence E., clerk R. Hochkofler, r. 331
O'Farrell
Bickford John F., soap cutter New England Soap Co.,
r. 1-212 Bryant
Bickford Kate Miss, wrapper Commercial Soap Co.
Bickmore Qeorgf, carpenter, r. f04 Bartlett
Bicknell Clifford X., engineer Clay St. RK., r. 1702
Washington
Bicknell Freeman, shoemaker Bryant & Mullin, r. 19
Harlan PI
Biddleston Wilbur, cabinetmaker, r. Ill Nineteenth
Biddolph James E., clerk I. S. Van Winkle & Co., r.
6 Vernon PI
Bidekoff August, barber, r. 1609 Folsom
Biderbost Othmar, boxmaker U. Fritchie, r. 722
Minna
Bidia Raffaello, laborer Frapolli, Berges k Co., r. 430
Jackson
Bldick James, carpenter, r. 323 Oak
Bidinger Augustus, barber Remfee .& McGovern r.
853 Harrison
Bidinger Frederick, clerk Frederick MuUer, r. 853
Harrison
Bidinger Sophie, widow, r. 106 Shipley
Bidinger William, machinist, r. 106 Shipley
^idleman Enoch G., bookkeeper E. Martin & Co., r.
Alameda
Bidleman Enoch G. Jr., porter E. Martin & Co., r.
211 Thirteenth
Bidleman William A., salesman E. Martin k Co., r.
211 Thirteenth
Bidstrnp Andrew, porter, r. 31 Everett
Bidwell John E., salesman, r. 514 Guerrero
Bidwell Richard, noliceman, r. 1421 Mason
Bieber J., presser Brown Bros. & Co., r. 1023 Pacific
Bieber P. Mrs., saleslady A. L. Bancroft & Co.
Biebesheimer George, packer, r. Ill Valparaiso
Biebesbeimer Gustave, optician, r. Ill Valparaiso
Biebesheimer Peter, laborer, r. Ill Valparaiso
Biedenbach August, baker, r. 140 Silver
Biederman Charles A., clerk general freight ofSce S.
P. Co.. r. 217 Seventeenth
Biederman Charles P., clerk, r. 217 Seventeenth
Biederman Louis, restaurant, 113 Seventh, r.658 Minna
Biederman Robert G., clerk, r. 217 Seventeenth
Biegle George, foreman William Ehrenpfort, r. 1410
Octavia
Biehl Herrmann, clerk liCbenbaum Bros., r. 1205
Stockton
Bielawski Casimir, draftsman tJ. 8. Surveyor Gen-
eral's Office, r. 2344 California
Bieleck Adam A., decorator, r. 1007 Harrison
Bieleck Hermiua Mrs., midwife, 1007 Harrison
Bielecberg Herman, butcher F. Uri & Co., r. 20 Te-
hama
Blelenberg Peter H., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Beale and Harrison
Bieler Joseph, packer Fisher Packing Co., r.627 Com-
mercial
Bielski Max, porter, r. 428 Fulton
Bten Abraham, locksmith, r. 121fi Pierce
Bien Joseph, locksmith and machinist, 412 Commer-
cial, r. 1216 Pierce
Blen Louis, salesman E. & S. Heller, r. 1518 California
■»^ Bien. See Bean
Bienenfeld Bernard (Bleneufeld & Strauss) r. 101»
Post
Bienenfeld Elias (Bienenfeld * Strauss) r. 1018 Post
Bienenfeld Herman L., night inspector Custom
House, r. 47 South Park
Bienenfeld A Strauss (Elias and Bernard Bie-
nenfeld and Samuel J. Strauss) importers fur-
nishing goods, 18 Battery
Bienets Max, draftsman, r. 821 Green
Bieiitz Reinhard (Bientz & Kewitz) r. 322 Taylor
Bientz <!k Ke^vitz (Reinhard Bientz and Charles
Kewitz) proprietors The Centre Saloon, 1051 Mar-
ket
Blenvenu Tiburcio, waiter, r. 632 Howard
Bier Charles S., mnfrs agent, ofiic-e 26 Sansome, r.
1418' PoBt
Bierbrauer Charles F., clerk Wieland Bros., r. 43 Russ
Bierbrauer George J., clerk Pickens, Fulton & Co., r.
43 Rubs
Bierbrauer John, cabinetmaker L. k E. Emannel, r.
43 Russ
Bierce Albert S., operative U.S. Mint, r.East Oakland
Bierhoff Samuel, stockbroker, r. 7 Willow Av
Biering Charles, weaver S. F. Woolen Factory, i.
NorthPoint
Bierman Julius, bakery, 1216 Pacific
Biers Daniel, barber, r. 709 Davis
Biers Pierre, tanner A. Legallet, r. N s. Venezuela,
bet Ton bigbee and Potomac
Bierstadt William, porter Wolters Bros. & Co.
Biesear Adam, wireworker, r. Mission Road, nr Silver
Av
Biesel Fred, machinist, r. 207 Montgomery At
Biesta Frederlco, editor and proprietor La Patria,
office and r. 620 Washington
Blester William, agent, r. 25 Glover
Bievuilocqur Eugenio, fisherman, r. E s Tennessee,
bet Solano and Mariposa
Biganzoli Frederick, laborer, r. 628 Broadway
Bigaze Louis (Higgins & Bigaze) r. 115 Trenton
Bigbie James, porter Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 3 Park
PI
Bigelow Charles L. (Bigelow & Little) r. 2415 Howard
Bigelow Claia J. Mrs., teacher South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 2408 Folsom
Bigelow Cornelius, millhand Conrad Boiler, r. 1123
Harrison
Bigelow Daniel, lamplighter, r. 210 Langton
Bigelow Daniel Jr., millhand John Cuff', r. 210 Lang-
ton
Bigelow Edward W., doormaker Jason Springer & Co.
r. 220 Turk
Bigelow E. W. Mrs., widow, r. 22u Turk
Bigelow Francis H., printer, r. 514 Bryant
Bigelow George, clerk, r. 220 Turk
Bigelow Henry H., special agent Home Mutual Ins.
Co., r. 1802 Green
Bigelow J. Edward, clerk W. C. Medbery & Co., r.
2408 Folsom
Bigelow John, plumber, r. 210 Langton
Bigelow John A., bootcutter, r. 3 Chatham PI j
Bigelow John F., with J. C. Flood, 7 Nevada Block,
r. 816 Powell
Bigelow John K., machinist, 10 Stevenson
Bigelow Louis, cardriver, r. 1807 Mission
Bigelow Lyman M., machinist John K. Bigelow, r. 26
Natoma
Bigelow Mabel 8., teacher City College Kindergarten,
r. 1608 Polk
Bigelow Samuel C, capitalist, 440 California, r. NW
cor McAllister and Steiner
Bigelow Susan H. Mrs., teacher Clement Grammar
School, r. 1608 Polk
Bigelow William K., laborer, r. 1130 Market
Bljarelow & Little (Charles L. Bigelow and Daniel
P. N. Little) proprietors Bay City Iron Works, lOJ-
105 Fremont and 323 Mission
Bigg Alonzo C, r. 962 Mission
f , & J. SLOANE & CO.
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
31 MarM St
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
The Higrhest Grade Champagne,
Equal to the Best,
ARPAD HARAS2THY & CO.
■ 530 WASHnrOTOH STBEZT.
BIG
229
BIO
dealer in
Blggsrt John, shipcarpenter, r. 674 Harrison
Bigge Frederick (Comuth k Bigge) r. 'iti Turk
Bigger Alexander, steward, r. 1«08 Stevenson
Bisger William H., r. 16J<s Louisa
Biggins James, teamster, r. 2116 Howard
Biggins John J., helper Fulton Iron Works, r. 3010
Folsora
3IGGINS PATRICK
plasterers' liair, -tv-asUed and un-
tvasUed, groat, ang'ora and deer's
tiair, junction San Bruno Road and
Islais C reels, r. SW cor Utah and
Nevada
Biggins Thomas, laborer, r. 116 Berry
Biggins Thomas, laborer, r. 413 Clementina
Biggins William, laborer, r. 907 Folsom
Biggio John, drayman A. Oalll & Co., r. 427 Broadway
Biggs Daniel, brakeman, r. (124 Fourth
Biggs David, butcher J. G. Johnson & Son, r. W s
Railroad Av, bet Bahama and Corea
Biggs Donald, butcher J. G. Johnson & Son, r. W s
Railroad Av, bet Servia and Paraguay
Biggs Harry C. (William H. Birch & Co.) r. 2140 Sut-
ter
Biggs Jesse E., carpenter, r. 1111 Jones
Biggs William, teamster Miller & Lux, r. S s Para-
guay, nr Susquehanna
Biggy James, clerk, r. 316 Fourth
Biggy John, expressman, Market, nr Powell, r. 503
Twenty-ninth
£iggy Terreuce, stableman, r. 1715 Turk
Biggy William J., driver, r. 1715 Turk
Bigler William A., with Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 614
Sutter
Bigley Brothers (George Bigley) wholesale grocers,
SE cor Clay and Davis
Bigley Dennis, miner, r. 1107 Seventeenth
Bigley Edward A., agent, r. 729 Fillmore
Bigley George (Bigley Bros.) r. 426 Oak
Bigley Jennie Miss, teacher Longfellow Primary
School, r. SW cor Fillmore and Grove
Bigley John, r. 229 Capp
Bigley John G., painter, r. 229 Capp
Bigley Michael, lamplighter, r. 1107 Seventeenth
Bigley Peter J., r. 729 Fillmore
Bigley Thomas Jr., clerk, r. 729 Fillmore
Bigley Thomas H., messenger, r. SW cor Grove and
Sycamore
Bisrne Vincent, proprietor Nevada Restaurant,
417 Pine, r. 1407 J^ Powell
BignoB John, r. 1232 Dupont
Bignotti Giacomo, secretary Gardeners' and
Ranchers' Association, 105 Pacific, r. 9 Lafayette PI
Bignotti Giovanni, vegetables, 46 Columbo Market,
r. iiff Mission Road, nr Five-Mile House
Bigue Peter, steward French Hospital
Bigwood Job, blacksmith Dow Steam Pump Works,
r. Alameda
Bihler Alexander, engineer stmr Bullion, r. Oakland
Bilaskey John J., porter M. Clayburgh & Co., r. 129
Clara
Bilay Anthony F., with H. A. Bilay, r. 1849 Stevenson
Bilay F. J., longshoreman, r. 2209 Powell
Bilay Hugo A., liquor saloon, 1655 Mission, r. 53
Thirteenth
Bilder Nathan, r. 306 Sixth
Bilflnger C. W. (C. A. Kern & Co.) r. 1212 Bryant
Bill Conrad (Luchsinger & Bill) r. 7 Card Alley
Bill George (Tyson & Bill) r. 1129 Clay
Bill Jacob, porkpacker 124 Third, r. 442 Natoma
Bill John W., laborer, r. 429 Grove
Bill William A., oyster dealer, 122 Fifth
Billberg Magnus F., seaman, r. 411 Drumm
Billers Henry, commission agent, 147 Third
Billett Maria, widow, r. Ill Ridley
Billing E. P., collector U. S. Protective Bureau, r. 107
Fifth
I>.A-TE3SrT
WATER CLOSETS S
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION_CAREFULLY REPAIRED. j H
PLUMBER,
505 KEAKNY STREET.
EefabUshed 1860.
Telephone 315.
FRATINGER & CO.
THE LEADING
CLOAK AND SUIT HODSE.
105 KEARIVY STREET.
! Billing Henry, clerk New Wisconsin Hotel, r. 902
Montgomery
Billings Charles H., with Matthew Kerr, r. 70 Minna
Billings David R. (D. R. Billings & Co.) r. 7 Tele-
graph PI
Billings D. R. & Co. (David R. Billings and George
E. Cook) groceries, 1311 Stockton
Billings Edward P., collector, r. 107 Fifth
Billingfs George A., superintendent Station B,
Post Office, NW cor Mission and Eighth, r. 1155
Howard
Billings George E., with Hall Bros., r. 1612 Clay
Billings Henry, clerk, r. 16 Montgomery Av
Billings H. G., office 42 Market, room 3, r. Oakland
Billings William H., farmer, r. Mission nr Thirty-
first
Billingtou Frank, shoecutter Rosenthal, Feder & Co.,
r. VrS2h Vallejo
Billman Charles, nurse City and County Hospital
Billmire David, cigarmaker Louis Wertheimerft Co.,
r. 353 Jessie
Billot Leon, r. 13 Hubbard
Bills George A., machinist, r. 326 Larkin
Billsteilt William, machinist Clot,& Meese, r. 18J4
Decatur
Bilse Adolph, bookkeeper Home and Phoenix Ins.
Go's, r. 414!^ Twenty-second
Bilty Theodore G., mining, r. 1528 California
Biltz Frederick R., salesman Zeno Mauvais, r. Oak-
land
Bima Francis L., cigarpacker, r. 8 Vallejo Court
Binda Emilio, teacher languages, r. 612 Montgomery
Binder Ludwig, cutler Will & Finck, r. 43 Minna
Binder Michael, brewer, r. 1619 Eddy
Bindt Frank, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Tenn-
essee nr Sierra
Bine.John N., carpenter, r. E s Minnesota bet. Solano
and Butte
Bine Leon, tailor, r. 1121 Geary
Bine Solomon (Kahn Bros., Bine& Co.) r. 1006 Geary
Binet Joseph L., contractor and builder, 330 Pine,
rooms 11-12, r. 325 Fair Oaks
Bingham Alexander, wireworker S. F. Wire Works, r.
512 Bush
Bingham Daniel, marine forging, 216 Spear, r. W s
Mississippi bet Mariposa and Santa Clara
Bingham Daniel Jr., forgeman Daniel Bingham, r.
W E Mississippi bet Mariposa and Santa Clara
Bingham Ellis, hammersman Daniel Bingham, r. W
s Mississippi bet Mariposa and Santa Clara
Bingham Esta, tailoress J. Meyers, r. 108 M Ninth •
Bingham Frank, porkpacker, r. 108 J4 Ninth
Bingham Henry (Menzies, Bingham & Co.) r. 817
Filbert
Bingham L. G. & Co. (L. G. Bingham) commission
merchants, 323 California
Bingham Lindsley G. (L. G. Bingham & Co.) r. 1302
California
Bingham Thomas, furnaceman Daniel Bingham, r.
W s Mississippi, bet Mariposa and Santa Clara
Bingham William F., clerk S. F. Laundry, r. 2217 Post
Bingham W. M. J., clerk freight auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. 618 Gneen
Bingle William, policeman, r. 2326 Washington
Bini Louis, r. Ill CoUingwood
Biuner James C, cigarmaker Louis Wertheimer& Co.,
r. 1903 Hyde
Binney Alexander, cook, r. 451 Polk
Binney William, waiter, r. 612 Montgomery
Binning Herman, engineer, r. 230 Duncan
Binny John, canvasser, r. 17 Bruce PI
Binny Thomas, clerk, r. 700 Post
Binz Conrad, janitor London and S. F. Bank (limited)
r. 627 Green
Biocina Nicholas, porter The Wine House, r. 530
Howard
Biolstad .indrew, bookkeeper Robert W. Burtis, r.
913 Geary
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Manufacturer of everr description of
PASSENGER, STBBBT AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to 50 Beale Street, Sau Franeisco.
STEAM ENGINES AND THRESHING MACHINES.
TBUMAN, ISHAH & HOOKEB^
41il-4:'^7 Market Street.
BIO
230
BIS
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTERS OT
MARBELIZED MANTELS,
! Fire Grates and Tile.
809. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
CO
CO
Biot Leon, clerk Mrs. M. Biot, r. 422 M Post
Biot M. Mrs., dairy produce, 52 Centre Market, r.
422 54 Post
BIrabeut Eugene, porter, r. 1517 Dupont
Birsbent Mark A., real estate, r. 724 Filbert
Birbe George, car driver, r. 1731 Mission
Birbe Henry C, foreman Michelssen, Roth i Co., r.
NE cor Railroad Av and Algeria
Birch A. G., clerk Bancroft-WhitneyCo.,r.23 Roodell
PI
Birch Clarence E., porter Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r.
18 k Russ
Birch Francis A., sash and blindmaker, r. 4 Jansen
Birch Frank, soapmaker, r. 220»i Mission
Birch Frank C, draftsman William H. Birch & Co., r.
2140 Sutter
Birch James H., r. 1717 Larkin
Birch John Jr., carpenter, r. 865 )i Market
Birch Samuel, laborer, r. 426 Castro
Birch W. Walter (William H. Birch & Co.) r. 2310
Stelner
Birch William, policeman, r. 16 Ash Av
Birch William A., bookkeeper H. H. Noble & Co., r.
913 Sacramento
Birch William H. (William H. Birch & Co.) r. 2140
Sutter
Birch VTilliam H. & Co. (William H. and W.
Walter Birch and H. C. Biggs) proprietors Call-
fornia Machine Works, 119 Beale
; 1^" Birch. See Burch
, Birchall Wright T., tailor, r. 450 Jessie
j Birchell Mary Mrs., varieties, 1531 Eddy
i Birchnall John, molder Pacific Iron Works, r. 17
Welsh
Birckenstock Jacob, laborer, r. 922 Battery
, Bird Allen T., office 419 California, r. 3 Fulton
i Bird Annie, tea packer Castle Bros., r. 304 Clemen-
tina
Bird Annie Miss, tailoress, r. 11 Xatoma
Bird Barna R., carpenter freight iepot S. P. Co., r.
136 McAllister
Bird Bridget, widow, r. 11 Natoma
Bird Catherine, widow, r. 1007 J4 Natoma
Bird Charles L., r. 517 Jones
Bird Edward, engineer, r. 1611 Dupont
Bird Frank L., manager P. Centimerl & Co., 110
Post, r. -Alameda
Bird Frank W., s;ilesman, r. 300 Sixteenth
Bird Harry (Bird fc Haughy) r. 908 Lombard
Bird James W.. furniture dealer, Ea Lundy Lane, bet
Virginia and Esmeralda Avs, B H.
Bird James W., sign painter, r. 10 Harriet
Bird Johannes W., stoves and furniture, 3238 Mission
Bird Joseph, bootblack, r. 1 Hardie PI
Bird Maggie, domestic, Palace Hotel
Bird Marion F., bricklayer, r. 334 Bush
Bird Mary, widow, r. 713 Vallejo
Bird Michael, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 11 Natoma
Bird Nelson J., physician, r. 136 McAllister
Bird O. B., r. 610 Van Ness
Bird Patrick F., bookkeeper, r. 2921 Pine
Bird Richir 1, check clerk freight depot S. P. Co., r. 29
Fargo PI o i~ ,
Bird Robert, painter, r. 366 Minna
Bird Robert S , watchmaker and jeweler, 912 Pewell
Bird Samuel A., salesman J. B. Russell, r. 605 Post
Bird Thotnas, cellarman, r. 304 Clementina
Bird Walter F., teamster, r. 8.15 Mission
Bird & Haughy (Harry Bird and James C. Haughy)
proptrs California Saw Works, 217 Mission
I»-Bird. SeeBurd
Blrdsall A. Charles, roofer, r. 174 Clementina
Birdsall David H.. traveling agent Safety Nitro Pow-
der Co.. r. 2t* Russ
Birdsall Elizabeth, widow, r. 1216 Mission
Birdsall George, sergeant police, r. 623 Guerrero
Birdsall Mary, widow, r. 2810 Clay
Birdsall Rebecca B. Miee, r. 8)4 Harriet
Birdsall S»muel T., attorney at law, 402 Montgomerr
r. 526 Post
Birdsall William L., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co r.
623 Guerrero
Birdsall Zephariah, superintendent wagon dept Wells
Fargo \ Co., r. 821 Green
Birge Alexander J. r. 1218 Guerrero
Birge Frederick E., mining office 402 Montgomery
room 29, r. 2118 Van Ness Av
Birge H.L., r. 326 Eddy
Birge James J., dentist, 313 Kearny, r. 418 Sutter
ter Birge. See Burge
Birgfeld Otto, with Engelbrecht, Son 4 Co.. r. 317
Bush
Birkel Bertha Miss, cloakmaker, r. 15 William
Birkel George J., bookkeeper F. W. Krellng & Sons.
r. 15 William
Birkel Henrietta, widow, r. 15 William
Birkhofer Charles, maltster, r. 426 Chestnut, rear
Birkholm Charles, captain schr Vega
Birkholm Hans H. (Birkholm & Smith) r. 920 Twen-
tieth
Birkholm S., painter, r. 16Rondell Pi
Birkholm fc Smith (Hans H. Birkholm and William
M. Smith) proptrs Bonanza House. 8C7-869 Market
Birkmaier G. L., salesman W. & J. Sloane & Co., r.
Alameda
Birmbaum L., clerk B. Nathan & Co., r. 425 Tenth
Birmingham C. H. Mrs., widow, r. 716 Montgomery
Birmingham Edward, fireman, r. 51 Louisa
Birmingham George, student, r. 17 Haight
Birmingham John, laborer, r. Chenery, nr Randall
Birmingham John, policeman, r. 342 Eighteenth
Birmingham Joseph E., with Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r.
17 Haight
Birmingham Sarah Miss, seamstress, 341 McAllister
«0~Birmlngham. See Bermingham
Birnbaum Abraham, peddler, r. 425 Tenth
Birnbaum Isaac, office 37 Nevada Block, r. 706 Ellis
Birnbaum Solomon, glazier, r. 909 Folsom
Bimey Edward G., conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1638
Sacramento
Birrell George B., salesman H. P. Gregory & Co., r.
Oakland
Birrell George, engineer, r. 105 Stockton
Birtel Frank A., tanner Stein Bros., r. 1617 Church
Birth Leopold H., millhand Young & Thompson, r-
807 Treat Av
Bisagno Joseph, r. 924 Pacific
Bisbee D. W. F. Mrs. (Bisbee, Williams & Co.) r. 1616
Geary
Bisbee Elijah, r. 116 Prospect PI
Bisbee, Williams <fc Co. (Mrs. D. A^. F. Bisbee
and Lewis, John J. and Benjamin Williams)
mining and metallurgy, 25 Davis
Biscay Manuel, seaman stmr Los Angeles '
Bischel Lizzie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 544 Bryant
Biseher Albert, carpenter, r. E s Hardy, nr Seven-
teenth
Bischoff Anton, groceries and liquors, 330 Vallejo
Bischoflf Charles, liquor saloon, 677 J^ Mission
Bischofif Dietrich, shoemaker, 410 Pacific
Bischoff John, liquor saloons, 546 and 602 Mission, r.
546 Mission
Bischoff John A. (Detels & Bl8choff)r. 1727 Stevenson
Bischoff Valentine, barber, r. 54 Clementina
1^" Bischoff. See Bishop
Biscombe John H., mining, r. 902 Montgomery
Bish J., r. 638 Commercial
Bishop Annie Mrs., furnished rooms, 1031 Mission
Bishop Cornelius C, fine art repairing, 201 }« O'Far-
rell
Bishop Daniel L., attorney at law, 120 Sutter, rooms
61-62, r. Berkeley
Bishop Duncan M. (Bishop & Cucuel) r. 607)4 Wash-
ington
Bishop Edward, shipcarpenter, r. 522 Sixth
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING.
WASHINGTON Fire Ins. Co. of Bosloal
Capital, $1,000,000 GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Assets, $1,810,273 WJi. SESTON, Asst ManaBer.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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Bishop Edwin, commercial traveler, r. 108 Langton
Bishop Ella M. Miss, lunchiue operator Pac. Sus-
pender Co., r. 126 Park Av
Bishop Ephraim B., r. 2735 Howard
Bishop Francis A., civil engineer, r. 2345 Buchanan
Bishop Frank, driver Daly & Kinne, r. 1010 Valencia
Bishop Gabriel, laborer, r. 322 Fifth
Bishop Georye W., compositor, r. 17 Linden Av
Bishop Harry, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 524 Sixth
Bishop Harry H., salesman J. Samuels, r. 1031 Mis-
sion
Bishop Hartley, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 2345
Buchanan
Bishop Henry, liquor saloon, 136 Main, r. cor Boanoke
and Chenery
Bishop Homar L., stairbuilder, 134 Maine, r. Alameda
Bishop Ira, managers. F. Tool Co., 11-17 Stevenson,
r. 648 Valencia
Bishop James, carpenter, r. 16 Harlan PI
Bishop Jamee W., sawyer Pac. Box Factory, r. 108
McAllister
Bishop John A., driver Union Ice Co., r. 838 Mission
Bishop John R., r. 515 Sacramento
Bishop Judson F., driver Daly & Kinne, r. 1010
Valencia
Bishop Mary Mrs., r. 1924 Folsom
Bishop Michael, liquor saloon, 60 First
Bishop O. H., porter Spruance, Stanley & Co., r. Oak-
land
Bishop Peter, clerk Cooks Bros., r. Oakland
Bishop Peter D., liquor saloon, 207 Maine
Bishop Richard, teamster, r. 423 Hayes
Bishop Sadie Miss, saleslady, r. 17 Linden Av
Bishop Stella Miss, r. 17 Linden Av
Bishop Thomas, miner, r. 902 Montgomery
Bishop Thomas, quartermaster stmr Mexico, r. 219
Beale
Bishop Thomas B. fGarber, Thornton & Bishop) at-
torney at law, 327 Pine, room 12, r. 1503 Larkin
Bishop Thomas J., with Henry Williamson, r. 1913
Sacramento
Bishop William D. Rev., missionary San Francisco
Port Society, r. 2006 Mason
Bishop William H., cashier A. Volz & Bro., r. 17 Lin-
den Av
Bishop William H. J., with Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 25
Webster
Bishop William W. (Bishop & Watt) r. 14 Octavia
Bishop & Cucuel (Duncan M. Bishop and Emile
Cucuel) publishers and proprietors Bishop's A
B C Guide, 521 Clay
Bishop & "Watt (William W. Bishop and James
Alva Watt) attorneys at law, 306 Pine, room 7-8
B^" Bishop. See Bischoff
Bishop's ABC Guide (monthly) Bishop & Cu-
cuel publishers, 521 Clay
Bisio Angelo, vegetables Colombo Market
Bismark Abraham, traveling salesman Sach Bros. &
Co., r. NW cor Dupont and Geary
Bismark Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co., Nev.) A. K. Dur-
brow secretary, 69 Nevada Block
Bisordi Carlo, butcher, r. 1810 Dupont
Biss William C, night watchman S. P. Co., r. 330
Sanchez
BlBsell George B., bookkeeper Batchelor b Wylie, r.
Alameda
Blssell Henry M., clerk Wm. T. Coleman & Co., r.
2434 Pine
Blssell Lewis H., bookkeeper Humboldt Warehouse,
r. Alameda
Blssell William A., general freight and passenger
agent Atlantic and Pacific RR.,and manager Atlan-
tic and Pacific Fast Freight Line, office 110-114
Phelan Building, r. 113 Scott
Blssell William C, stenographer Standard Oil Co.,
123 California, r. Oakland
Bissert M. E. Mrs., millinery 2000 Fillmore, r. 1938
Fillmore
BATH TUBS, BOILERS,
TAXKS, SHOWERS, FAUCETS.
Plumbers' Sanitary Goods of all Kinds,
NA/_ E-H—ANE^
PLUMBER,
Established 1860.
606 KEARNV STREET.
Telephone 315.
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-El,ECTRIC
RUSSIAN ai TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated aiid Electric Batlis Giyen.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
Bisset Andrew, r, 2003 Polk
Bisset Robert, janitor Clement Grammar School, r.
615 Linden Av
Bissett George, laborer, r. 314 Beale
Bissett H. N. Mrs., widow, r. 20* Hyde
Bissett William N., miner, r. 1128 Broadway
Bissig Joseph, milker, r. 431 Pine
Bissing Joseph J., assistant engineer stmr Santa Rosa
Bissiiiger Adolph (Bissinger & Co.) r. Portland, Or
Bissinger Samuel, manager Bissinger & Co., r. 1211
Hyde
Bissinger & Co. (Adolph Bissinger and Max Heil-
bronner) hide dealers, NE cor Sixth and Town-
send
Biteau Isidore (Biteau & Ortion) r. 233 Montgomery Av
Biteau & Ortion (Isidore Biteau and Auguste Ortion)
liquor saloon, 235 Montgomery Av
Biter John, grand secretary United Ancient Order of
Druids, 413 Sutter, r. 411 Waller
Bither Frederick L., bookkeeper, r. 224 Fourtti
Bither G. W. Mrs., r. 6 Turk
Bitter Alice Miss (Wyman & Bitter) r. 2 Perine
Bitter Edward H. , upholsterer Bernard & Pouzadoux,
r. 2 Perine
Bitter Georgette, widow, r. 2 Perine
Bitters Henrv, cook S. E. Tuttle, r. 155 Ninth
Bitters Julius, glassblower S. F. and Pac. Glass
Works
Bittleston Wilbur W., machinehand Pacific Spring
and Mattress Co., r. Ill Nineteenth
Bittman Charles W , agent N. K Fairbank & Co. (St.
Louis, Mo.) office 121 California, r. Oakland
Bittner Christopher, brewer, r. 720 Laguna
Bivas Peter, r. 605 Broadway
Biven Frederick, compositor Bulletin
Bixby Anson C, policeman, r. 305 Fifteenth
Bixby Charles A. (Bixby & Pond) r. NE cor McAllister
and Fillmore
Bixbv Edwin M., clerk Methodist Book Depository, r.
527 Post
Bixby G. F., shipping clerk G. M. Josselyn & Co., r.
Berkeley
Bixby John, sawyer Hatch & Weston, r. 562 Howard
Bixby S. M. & Co., James G. Allen agent, 106
Davis
Bixhy Si Pond (Charles A. Bixby and Hiram
Pond) proprietors West End Pharmacy, NE cor
McAllister and Fillmore
e^ Bixby. See Byxbee
Bixler David (Williams & Bixler) r. SW cor Union and
Pierce
Biziou Eugenie, widow, r. 1413 Dupont
Bizzett Alice Mrs., r. 210 Montgomery Av
Bieregaard Peter, longshoreman, r. 822 Chestnut
Bjerremark Christian, r. 228 Bush
Bjolstad A., bookkeeper, r. 913 Geary
Bjomstad O., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Bjorkander Alfred, clerk J. P. Eklund, r.315l4 Stockton
Bjorkman Richard, r. 440 Natoma
Bjorn Hakon, clerk G. Ammerup, r. 241 Ninth
Bjoru John, maehinist, r. 530 O'Farrell
Bjornskow Marv, widow, r. 17 Clinton
Bjornstad Autone, laborer, r. 28 Chesley
Blab Joseph, newsdealer, r. 24 Turk
Blacli Charles, City Physician and Police Sur-
geon, office 514 Kearny, r. 834 O'Farrell
Blachree F., clerk Murpny, Grant & Co., r. Berkeley
Black Adam, capitaliKt, r. 711 Minna
Black Alexander, carpenter, r. E s Tennessee, bet
Sierra and Nevada
Black Alexander, clerk Simpson Bros., r. Sharon, nr
Sixteenth
Black Alexander W., adjuster Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg
Co., r. 918 Valencia
Black Alfred P.. attorney at law, 211 Sansome, rooms
8-9. r. 619 Pine
Black Alice Miss, r. 719 Valencia
Black Andrew, lumberman, r. 73 Water
W. B. BANCROFT & CO,
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
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IMPORTERS OF
irLoisr
FOR GAS, STEAM AND WATER.
Pil>e Fitlinsn, all KizeH.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Black Arthur L.. clerk London and S. F. Bank
(limited) r. .Saucellto
Black Cbarks, laborer, r. 348 Third
Black Christopher F., bollermaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 120 Perry
Blark Clara Mrs., widow, r. 149 Taylor
Black Daniel R., bollermaker, r. 669 Howard
BLACK DIAMOND COAL MINM CO.
Pierre B. Corn^vall president, 430 3Iain
Blark E. C. engiuetr C S. liuhthuuse tender Madroua
Black Edward, gilder S. A. Perry & Co., r. 2029 Fill-
more
Black Edward N.(Getehell, Peyton 4 Black) r. Oakland
Black E<l>vin H., housepainting and paper-
hanging, 109 O'Farrell. t. o Eondell PI
Black Eliza, widow, r. 269}^ Clara
Black Ellen, widow, r. 29 Hawthorne
Black Fannie 5Iis8, saleslady, r. 410 Larkin
Blach Frank D., bookkeeper E. J. Baldwin, r. 542
McAllister
Black George, letter carrier Post Ofllce, r. 250534 Mis-
6ion
Black George, driver Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r. 2C3
Clara
Black H., cashier A. Schilling & Co., r. Oakland
Black Harry, bookkeeper, r. 326 Larkin
Blark Ha^vk Stable, Lysander C. Woodworth
proprietor, 1009-1011 Valencia
Black Henry (Pac. Spring and Mattress Co.) r. 405
Powell
Black Henry, sailmaker, r. 411 Pacific
Black Henry M., importer and manufacturer
carriages, 590-592 Mission, r. SW cor Page and
Broderick
Black Howard, shirtmaker, 26 Montgomery, r. 513
Taylor
Black J. A., waiter stmr City of Chester
Black James, boatman, r. .502 J^ Broadway
Black James C, clerk Newhall's Sons & Co., f[. 314
Bush
Black James F., cooper, r. 925 Xatoma
Black James J., r. 209 Geary
Black James T., tinner, r. 327 Beale
Black J. K., r. 514 Sutter
Black John, chairmaker, r. 2219 Mason
Black John, longshoreman, r. 327 Beale
Black John, packer, r. N s Twenty-seventh, bet
Churcn and Sanchez
Black John, shipping dept F. S. Chadbourne & Co.,
r. 432 Twenty-seventh
Black John, shoemaker, r. 711 Minna
Black John, waiter, r. 3% Broadway
Black John, wool sorter, r. SW cor Mariposa and Ala-
bama
Black John H., carriage trimmer H. M. Black, r. 410
Larkin
Black John I., painter, r. 1 Rushtcn PI
Black Joseph, blacksmith. Railroad Av, nr Guiana
Black Joseph, secretary Cutting Packing Co., 19
Main, r. cor Folsom and Tenth
Black Louis F., millhand Capitol Mills, r. 2102 Mason
Black Mary, domestic 1228 Geary
Black Mary, widow, r. 2219 Mason
Black Mathias, r. 1719 Scott
Black Peter R., janitor Red Men's Hall, 320 Post, r.
12 Lewis PI
Black Point Packing House, Merry, Faull &
Co. proprietors, NE cor Bay and Buchanan
Black P. W . Mrs., bakery and fancy goods, 410 Larkin
Black Robert M., gents' furnishing goods 209 Mont-
gomery, r. 1026 Geary
Black Sarah, widow, r. 2214 Bush
Black Thomas, painter, r. 2219 Mason
Black William, butcher, r. 1515 Mission
Black William, marble works. 1121 Market and 432-
434 Fourth, r. N s Twentieth, bet Florida and Ala-
bama
Black William, harness cleaner Smith S Poultney, r.
509 Bryant
Black WiUiaiu, laborer, r. W s Michigan, bet Napa
and Shasta
Black William, laborer, r. '2558 Geary
Black William, woolsorter, r. SW cor Mariposa and
Alabama
Black William S., clerk Edward Kerr. r. 37)4 Moss
Black William W., clerk, r. 2505)4 Mission
Black Wonder Gold Mining Co., A. Halsey secretary,
328 Montgomery, room 7
Blackburn Allen H., clerk, r. 923 Twentieth
Blackburn Benjamin F., salesman, r. 9 Liberty
Blackburn Charles, driver, r. 810 Mission
Blackburn Charles J., clerk, r 325)4 Bush
Blackburn David O., master mariner, r. 1640 Mission
Blackburn John, tinner, r. 44 Twelfth
Blackburn Leslie F., capitalist, r. 1007 Market
Blackburn Mason S., night watchman S. F. and Pac.
Glass Works, r. 533 Seventh
Blackburn William, r. 533 Seventh
Blacken Abraham, tailor, r. 4)4 Langton
Blacklock John, president The Blacklock Sandstone
Co., 218 California, r. 2234 Bush
Blacklock Sandstone Co. The. John Blacklock presi-
dent, H. .Shainwald secretary, 218 California
Blackman A. & Co. (Abraham Blackman and Abraham
Nathan) oils, 517 Front
Blackman Abraham (A. Blackman Jt Co.) r. 712 O'Far-
rell
Blackman Abraham, tailor, r. 4)S Langton
Blackman Cassius H., dra^-man Baker & Hamilton, r.
7)4 Garden
Blackman Cassius H., clerk, r. 839 Geary
Blackman David 0., mate stmr Umatilla
Blackman Henrj-, city agent Firemans Fund Ins. Co.,
r. 608 Sutter
Blackman Isaac, r. 523 Kearny
Blackman Morris J., plumbing and gasfitting, 225
Hayes, r. 310 Fell
Blackman Otto, bookkeeper Hueter Bros. & Co., r. 231
Second
Blackmar Ransom C, with E. W. Forsalth & Co., r.
14 Elgin Park
Blackmon PbiletusS., machinist, r. 212 Twelfth
Blackmore William, machinist Joshua Handy Ma-
chine Works, r. 511 Hayes
Blackstaff Annie, widow, r' 2213 Polk
Blackstaff Maggie D. Miss, teacher Spring Valley
Grammar School, r. 2213 Polk
Blackwell Edward S., foreman F. Toplitz & Co., r. 215
Waller
Blackwell Enoch, r. 108 Seventh
Blackwell Horatio S., clerk freight auditor's office S.
P. Co., r. 1.502 ^4 California
Blackwell Jennie Mrs., r. 604 California
Blackwell Michael D., superintendent J. J. O'Brien &
Co., r. 326 1-4 Eighteenth
Blackwell Xathan, liquor saloon, 350 Brannan
Blackwell Sarah B. Mrs., fancy goods, 108 Seventh
Blackwell Spencer W., r. 108 Seventh
Blackwood Alice Miss, accountant Sanborn, Vail &
Co., r. Oakland
Blackwood C, windowman Russ House
Blackwood Charles, waiter, r. 7)4 August Alley
Blackwood E. Mrs., widow, r. NW cor Bryant and
Oak Grove Av
Blackwood James, carpenter, r. 14)4 Harriet
Blackwood Robert B., barber, r. 663 Twentieth
Blade Arthur M., salesman M. Meussdorffer, r. 1018
Powell
Blaes Joseph, restaurant, 443 Valencia
Blagek Joseph, gilder Sanborn, Vail k Co., r. 764
Bryant
Blagrove Edward P., r. 113 Ninth
Blairh .\doIph (Kindler & Co.) r. 1622 Larkin
Blaikie A., draftsman Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 2413
Buchanan
DRAPERIES.
Special attention given to making up Draperies and
Canopies for Lodges, Societies, etc.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MAEKET STREET,
NEST ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Mamxfacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? MarM St
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[|,|fLlrOC LA I nA Un I tBuperiority over imported. Ko Brandy used. I
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
530 WASHKQTOH STEEET.
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Blaikie James F., propertyman Bush Street Tlieater,
r. 7 Pratt PI
Blaikie Richard T., millhand, r. 842 Fifteenth
Blaikie Susie, teacher music and painting, r. 7 Pratt
PI
Blaikie Susannah, widow, r. 7 Pratt PI
Blain Rodman P., r. 7 Ewer PI
Blain Rodman P. Jr., pressman, r. 7 Ewer PI
Blaine Robert J., driver, r. 1910 Mission
Blair Adam, compositor Alta, r. 136 Sixth
Blair Carrie Miss, r. 104 Mason
Blair Charles M., accountant The State Investment
and Ins. Co., r. 744 Twentieth
Blair Chauncey S., teamster Golden State and Miner's
Union Iron Works, r. 48 Minna
Blair Frank, bill clerk Armes & Dallam, r. 1304 Ellis
Blair Frank H. (Blair & Bertrand) r. 702 Market
Blair George, r. 2 Chatham PI
Blair Henry, policeman, r. 1005Ji Valencia
Blair James A. W., sexton First United Presbyterian
Church, r. 107 Mason
Blair James C. (Atlantic Brush Co.) r. 1116 Twenty-
Blair Jean, author, 324 Pine, r. 531 Post
Blair John B., cabinetmaker F. Hufschmldt, r. 533
Commercial
Blair John G., master schr Leon, office 310 Sansome,
r. 503 Folsom
Blair John N., bookkeeper Spring Valley W.W., r.l304
Ellis
Blair Joseph, millwright John Hammond, r. 205
Fourth
Blair Matthew, r. 224 Capp
Blair Robert (Atlantic Brush Co.) r. 18 Freelon
Blair Samuel, ship owner, 13 Market, r. 1315 Van
Ness Av
Blair Thompson, assistant bookkeeper Gray's Music
Store, r. 739 Ellis
Blair Tourograph and Dry Plate Co. (Boston, Mass.)
Samuel C. Partridge agent. 529 Commercial
Blair Walter B., clerk, r. 1815 Baker
Blair William, restaurant, 1525 Market, r. 35 Wash-
ington Av
Blair William B., salesman Harrison & Dickson, r.
128 Fell
Blair William S., clerk Samuel Blair, r. 1315 Van
Ness Av
Blair & Bertrand (Frank H. Blair and W. Henry Ber-
trand) advertising agents, 702 Market
Blaisdell D. P., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons, r. 14)^
Harlan PI
Blaisdell Edwin L., laborer Visitacion Water Works,
r. Sumatra, bet Monongahela and Savannah
Blaisdell Herman, cigarmaker Eugene Michels, r. 32
Rausch
Blaisdell Hosea Q., policeman, r. 32 Rauach
Blaisdell Jay P., shoemaker P. F.Nolan & Sons, r.l4J^
Harlan PI
Blaisdell John, milker Asa H. Kenison, r. SE cor Ver-
mont and Nevada
Blaisdell John H., dentist, r. 45 Twelfth
Blaisdell Mary M. Miss, r. 45 Twelfth
Blaisdell Nathaniel draftsman Clinton Day, r. 726
Bush
Blake Adolph, seaman, r. 13 Pacific
Blake Alexander Mrs., widow, r. 2325 Fillmore
Blake Alfred E., compositor, r.91 Elizabeth
Blake Alfred E., dentist, 104 Kearny, r. Oakland
BLAKE-ALVERSON Mrs.
voice culture, decorative art and por-
trait painting', studio and r. 9l4 Liar-
kin
Blake Ann, widow, r. 240 Ritch
Blake Arthur L., r. 91 Elizabeth
Blake Catherine Mrs., fancy goods, 602 Haight
Blake Charles, hostler M. Michelsen & Son, r. 615
Ellis
FRATINGER & CO.
MOURNING SUITS
MADE AT SHORTEST NOTICE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
MARBLE WASH STANDS,
n'Ailill B.4.SIN.S, BASIN COCKS.
Lane's Sanitary Basin Trap effecinally excludes sewer gas
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1S60. Telephone 315.
Blake Charles, packer Davis Bros., r. 2 Leroy PI
Blake Charles E., physician and surgeon, ofBce
200 Stockton, office hours 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 P. M.,
r. lf)14 Geary
Blake Cliarles E. Sr., dentist, office 920 Market,
r. 618 Eddy
Blake Charles T., contractor, r. 4 Vernon PI
Blake Edward P., manager William J. Adams, r. 4
Guy PI
Blake Elizabeth, widow, r. 121 Shipley
Blake Francis (Blake, Moffitt & Towne) r. Oakland
Blake George, waiter strar Arago, r. 202 Sixth
Blake George B., r. 421 Twenty-fifth
Blake George E., sawyer, r. 1118 Golden Gate Av
Blake George L., musician, r. 1706 Polk
Blake George W., salesman Fisher & Co., r. 264 Oc-
tavia
Blake Harry L., painter, r. 91 Elizabeth
Blake Henry B., barber, r. 271 Ninth
Blake James, expressman, r. 735 Folsom
Blake James, sailmaker Harding, Brann & Prior, r.
409 Pacific
Blake James J., upholsterer, r. 526)^ Natoma
Blake James K., pianoturner Kohler & Chsse, r. 603
Bush
Blake James W., physician and surgeon, 1844 Geary
Blake John, carpenter, r.l713 Jessie
Blake John, blacksmitb, r. 57 Shipley
Blake John, tailor, 236 Ellis
Blake John, waiter, r. 614 Mission
Blake John, r. 688 Natoma
Blake John H., manager confectionery dept Washing-
ton Mnfg Co., r. 2200 Fillmore
Blake John J., salesman, r. 638 Natoma
Blake John T., porkpacker, r. 57 Shipley
Blake Julia, widow, r. 526 )6 Natoma
Blake Mary C. Miss, saleslady, r. 638 Natoma
Blake M.B Mrs., widow, r. 808 Hyde
Blake Maurice C. (Blake, Williams & Harrison)
r. 325 Seventeenth
Blake Mary L., widow r. 2 Le Roy PI
BLAKE, MOFFITT & TOWNE
importers and jobbers news, ^vritingr
and wrapping paper and manufac-
turers paper bags, 516 Sacramento,
and 519 Commercial, branch house
Portland, Or.
Blake Patrick, laborer, r. 459 Minna
Blake Philip H. (Nye & Blake) r. Fruit Vale
Blake R. W., carpenter stmr City of Sydney
Blake Sherman T., clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo
& Co., r. 618 Eddy
Blake Sherman T., clerk, r. 618 Eddy
Blake Stephen, shoemaker Charles Clarke, r. 609
Howard
Blake Sumner C. (estate of) books and stationery,
503 Kearny
Blake Thomas F., druggist, r. 638 Natoma
Blake Thomas W., bartender Charles C. Rohlffs, r. 4
Beale PI
Blake Walter W., painter, 625 California, r. 813 Har-
rison
Blake William E., teamster Capitol Mills, r. 914 Lar-
kin
Blake William H. (Gary & Blake) r. 515 California
Blake William L., painter, r. 523!^ Brannan
Blake, Williams <& Harrison (Maurice C.
Blake, George N. Williams and Edward C. Har-
rison) attorneys at law, 204 Montgomery
Blakely Alfred W., candymaker Thain Bros., r. E s
Potrero Av, bet Santa Clara and Mariposa
Blakely Bridget, widow, r. 10 Clara
Blakely Calvin, carpenter, r. 3121 Mission
Blakely Caroline Mrs., bakery and notions, 3121 Mis-
sion
Blakely Charles, machinist Clot & Meese, r.. Iowa, bet
Yuba and Yolo
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
DIannfacturer of every description of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to 50 Beale Street, San Franciaco.
^-....MOM IcKam A Urknlr#»r ^''^-^'^ SlarUet St. Bossies, Carriages,
Truman, ISnam OC nOOKer. i>ennett jump treats sow t© the Trade:
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IMPOnXERS OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
All Sizes unci Xmnbers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Blakely John, fireman S. F. Oas Light Co., r. 41 Na-
totna
Blakely John E., chemist, r. E s Potrero Av, bet
Santa Clara and Mariposa
Blakely Walter E., with G. Abrahamson, r. E 8
I Potrero Av, bet Santa Clara and Mariposa
Blakely William H., clerk, r. SW cor t hestnut and
Kearny
Blakeman Robert, seaman, r. 625 Davis
Blakeman T. Z. attorney at law, 420 Montgomery
room 13. r. 2420 Pacific Av
Blakey Richard F., carpenter Jason Springer & Co.
Blakeney GeorKe W., carpenter, r. 222"Clara
Blakeney Thomas J., superintendent U. S. Life
Saving Service, Twelfth District, office Appraisers'
Bldg, second floor, r. 305 Bush
Blakie Andrew, draftsman, r. 504 Powell
Blakie James, first officer stmr Transit, r. Oakland
Blakiston John S., sallmaker. r. 434 Fifth
Blakiston Robert, sailmaker r. 31 Bausch
Blanberg K. L., carpenter stmr Mariposa
Blanc Alexander, real estate r. fi37 California
Blanc Alexander Jr., with Engelbrecht, Son & Co.
r. 218 Stockton
Blanc Amalee, carrier Guide, r. Oakland
j Blanc Elie, proptr Five Mile House, Railroad Av and
San Bruno Road
I Blanc Jean, laborer r. 710 Lombard
Blanc Joseph, laundryman r. 619 Pacific
Blanc Matthew, r. 605 Broadway
Blanc Paul, proptr Hotel des Alps, 621 Pacific
Blanc Stewart, clerk Davis Bros. r. 837 CaUfornla
l^"Blanc. See Blanck and Blank
Blanch Mrs., teacher music, r. 1-544 Howard
Blanch Bernard, carriagemaker, r. 314 Third
Blanchard Almon, bill poster T. N. Dunphy & Co., r.
537 Sacramento
Blanchard C. H., widow, r. 187 Hyde
Blanchard David, r. 1143 Howard
Blanchard David N.. conductor Gearv St. RR., r.
1708 Turk
1 Blanchara F. .\.. r. 644Natoma
I Blanchard Frank A., carpenter, r. 1507 Market
j Blanchard Frank A. Mrs., coffee saloon, 1507 Market
! Blanchard Frank K., assistant engineer stmr Rosa
Blanchard Henry P., merchant, r. 2006 Jackson
Blanchard Henry Porter Jr., clerk The New Zealand
Loan and Mercantile Agency Co. (Limited) r.
2006 Jackson
Blanchard Jacob B. Mrs., widow, r. 1908 Pierce
Blanchard James M., trimmer Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 1143 Howard
Blanchard John 0., clerk Macondray & Co., r. 2006
Jackson
Blanchard Joseph R., wholesale tobacconist, 109
Front, r. 418 Sutter
Blanchard Jules, r. 719M Minna
Blanchard Leete, machinist, Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 1130 Market
Blanchard Marcellus C, shipping agent, 13 Steuart
Blanchard Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 732 Howard
Blanchard Mnutie F., wellborer, r. 187 Hyde
Blanchard William, engineer Geary St. RR.,r. 14 John-
son Av
Blanche Auguste, baker J. P. Tenthorey & Co., r. 558
Mission
Blanchet Henri, tailor, r. 40T Third
Blanchet Henri Jr., with Singer Mnfg Co., r. San
Rafael
Blanchette Louis, shoemaker, r. 304 Hayes
Blanchfield Ellen, widow, r. 306 Folsom
Blanchfield John, longshoreman, r. 306 Folsom
Blanchfield MoUie Miss, machine operator Cahn,
Nick. Isburg & Co., r. 301 Octavla
Blanchfield Thomas, deputy Supt Streets, r. 228 M Oak
Blanckeiihurg A. Mrs., widow, r. 726)^ McAllister
BlanckenburtT Theodore (Dresel & Co., Sonoma, Cal.)
r. 1316 Ellis
Blanco B. R., compositor La Republica, r. 525 Vallejo
Blanco Julian, physician 920 Market, r. 638 Folsom
Blanco Teresa Mrs., r. 1318 Dupont
Bland r. 33 Hinckley
Blaml Marj- A., widow, r. 1702 M Leavenworth
Bland Washington, liquor saloon, 191 Jessie
Blanding Gordon (Pillsbury & BlandlngI attorney at
law 324 Pine, rooms 15-21, r. 1900 Franklin
Blanding Henrietta, teacher elocution 126 Kearny,
room 57
Blanding William, attorney at law, 324 Pine, room 7,
r. 2018 Webster
Blaney Daniel H., heater Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 8 s
Sierra bet Michigan and Georgia
Blaney Edward W., attorney at law, 626 Montgomery,
r. 2721 Sacramento
Blaney Henry, clerk E. W. Carpenter, r. 461 Minna
Blaney John, painter, r. 2721 Sacramento
Blaney John H., payingteller The Hlbernia Savings
and Loan Society, r. 420 McAllister
Blaney William H., groceries and liquors, 83 Brady
Blaney William H., molder Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 8
s Sierra bet Michigan and Georgia
Blangey Albert, glassblower 8. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. 166 Perry
Blank Alexander, capitalist, r. 837 California
Blank Christopher, boilermaker Union Iron Works,
r. NE cor Solano and Illinois
Blank Christopher F., boilermaker, r. 120 Perry
Blank Christopher F. Jr., boilermaker P. M. SS. Co.,
r. 120 Perry
Blank D. M., accountant Charles J. Woodbury, r. 672
Twentieth
Blank Gustavus A., confectioner,440 Hayes, r. 441 Ivy
Av
Blank liOiiig, grand secretary B'nai B'rith Ball
Assn, 121 Eddy, r. 1161 >« Mission
1^ Blank. See Blanc and Blanck
Blankart Otto, teacher music, r. 922 Geary
Blank e Louis (Segelken & Blanke) r. SE cor Twelfth
and Howard
Blanken Henry (Blanken & Schmidt) r. NE cor Fre-
mont and Folsom
Banken Henry, proptr Six Mile House, San Bruno
road, six miles from old City Hall
Blanken Herman G., clerk Henry Blanken, r. Six Mile
House
Blanken Jacob, laborer S. M. Hills, r. 1412 Mason
Blanken Nicholas (Mohrmann & Co.) r. 501 Broadway
Blanken & Schmidt (Henry Blanken and William
Si:hmldt) groceries and liquors, NE cor Folsom
and Fremont
Blankenhorn Gottlieb, baker, r. 1127 Harrison
Blankenstein Henrv, manager dry goods dept Acker-
man Bros., r. 106 Haight
Blankman H. G., dentist. Nucleus Hotel
Blankman William, dentist, office 719 Market, r. 815
Haif-'ht
Blasauf William F., jeweler Rothschild & Haden-
feldt, r. 402 Octavia
Blasdell George E., bagmaker, r. 100^ Second
Blaskower Marx, salesman Edward Cohn & Co., r.
1814 Larkin
Blaskower Pauline, widow, r. 1814 Larkin
Blass G. O., expressman, r. 214 Nineteenth
Blass Meyer, cigars, r. 729 3^ Folsom
Blass Morris, salesman, r. 923 >^ Folsom
Blatter Anton, liquor saloon, NW cor Railroad Av and
Falkland
Blatter Karl, laborer, r. 431 Pine
Blattler William, barber Louis L. Schoen, r. 23 Jessie
Blattner Margaret, widow, r. 32 Everett
Blattner Nicholas, hackman, 213 Montgomery, r. 228
Green
Blattner William J., clerk County Clerk's Office, r.
237 Hayes
Blauert Berthold, photographer Charles Lainer, r.
Alameda
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' AND YOUTHS" SOITS
AT
"THE HASTINGS."
hfibui m iis. ci of londdn
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN. Manager
WM. SESTON, As^t. liaaager.
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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Blaut Samuel, butcher, 986 Folsom
Blauvelt Mary, widow, r. 7H3 Folsom
Blauvelt Richard D. (Coxe & Blauvelt) r. 32G Larkin
Blean James E., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 520
Jones
Blecher William, chicken ranch, N s Hale, nr Merrill
Blegman Edward, decorator Frank G. Edwards, r.
Alameda
Bleidorn Joseph, upholsterer, r. 317 Bush
Bleily Joseph R., barber William House, r. 815 Twen-
tieth
BlennerhaBsett John, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons,
r. 431M Tehama
Bleunerhassett John A., with Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r. 22
Clara
Bleunerhassett Eichard, shoemaker P. F. Nolan &
Sous, r. 22 Clara
Blenkarn Thomas, bellman Pacific Hotel, r. 700
Powell
Blesi Sebastian, patternmaker Porter, Slessinger & Co.
Blessing Frederick, janitor Free Public Library, r.
428 Bush
Blessing Paul, locksmith W. B. Wilshire & Co., r.
415 Minna
Blethen C. L. C, clerk Ins. dopt Balfour, Guthrie &
Co., r. 2901 California
Blethen Clark, r. 1119 Van Ness Av
Blethen Eugene O., salesman Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. Oakland
Blethen Grace L. Miss, r.2901 California
Blethen James C, r. 1119 Van Ness Av
Blethen James H., master mariner, r. 512 Devisadero
Blethen James H. Jr., inspector Custom House, r.
508 Second
Bletz John laborer, r. 2 Vincent
Blewett Joseph H., clerk E. 8. Belden, r. 1006 Sutter
Bley Abram, millinery, 750 Market r. 905 Ellis
Bley Melville A., bookkeeper Ross Bros., r. 905 Ellis
Bley Oscar C, baker, r. 1843 Stevenson
t^ Bley. See Bly
Bleydorn Henry, candy mnfr, 159 Second
Blick Alphonse S., cigar mnfr, 1646 Mission
Bllok Peter C, cigar mnfr. Twenty-third, nr Alabama
Blight Frederick, waiter, r. 438 Fifth
Blight George, r. 147 Third
Blind Louis, molder Empire Foundry, r. East Berkeley
Blinenu Eugene, longshoreman, r. 34 Federal
Blinis Lewis, restaurant, 2000 McAllister
Blinn August, restaurant, 822 Montgomery
Blinn Charles H., clerk Custom House, r. 1527 Post
Blinn Cyrus A., carpenter, r. 187 Stevenson
Blinn Julia E., widow, r. 2609 Howard
Blinn Linmber Co. THe L.. W., Charles A.
Hooper president. George W. Hooper secretary,
4 California, and SE cor Fourth and Channel
Blish Charles H., contractor, r. 216 Minna
Bliss A. Miss, actress, r. 32 Fourth
Bliss A. A. Mrs., r. 116 Taylor
Bliss Charles, cutter John Eavanagh, r. 611 Post
BlisB Charles H., clerk Swain Bros., r. 116 Taylor
Bliss Frederick; A., dentist, office and r. 906
Market
Bliss George D., capitalist, r. 1597 Pacific Av
Bliss John G., clerk Quartermaster's Dept. Division
of the Pacific, TJ. S. A., r. Alameda
Bliss Joseph. J., chief clerk Quartermaster's Dept,
Division of the Pacific and Department of Cali-
fornia, r. Alameda
Blissy A., carrier, r. lOOJi Second
Blitz Caroline, widow, r. 322 Geary
Blitz Julius, traveling salesman, r. 34 Moss
Bliven Fannie M. Miss, teacher Starr King Primary
School, r. 2008 Mission
Bliven James I. (Bliven & Lewis) r. 1001 J^ McAllister
Bliven Kate, widow, r. 2008 Mission
Bliven & Lewis i James I. Bliven and George H.
Lewis) mineral waters and cider, 29 New Mont-
gomery
DR. BAZAN'S
THER3IO-El,ECTRIC
RUSSIAN ai TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BOiLERS and STOVES
Connecied lor Hot anil Colfl Water In tlie Dest matmer-
WATER BACKS, WATER HEATERS,
Of all kinds made and repaired.
W. E. LANE,
PLUMBER,
EstabllBhert 1860.
605 KEARNY STREET.
Telephone 315.
Blober Paul, confectioner W. Westerfeld, r. 279 Ste-
venson
Bloch Abraham B., r. 601 Broderick
Block Abraham I., bookkeeper Hecht Bros. & Co., r.
815 Turk
BlOL-h Achille (Bloch k Siegler) r. 1920 Sutter
Bloch Bertha B. Miss, teacher Union Primary School,
r. 615 Green
Bloch Constantin, dentist, 420 Octavia
Bloch Ellis, salesman W. Cohen & Co., r. 508 Devisa-
dero
Bloch Henry M., bookkeeper Eoos Bros., r. 815 Turk
Bloch Jean, commission merchant, r. 615 Green
Bloch Leon, dealer human hair, 141 Post, r. 1022Ji
Sutter
Bloch Leon Jr., manager Strauss & Frohmann, r. 615
Green
Bloch Rachael Mrs., lodgings, 3155^ Jessie
Bloch Samuel (Meyer & Bloch) r. 532 O'Farrell
Bloch V. V. Miss, secretary Golden Gate Park Com-
missioners, r. 615 Green
Bloch & Siegler (Achille Bloch and Jacob Siegler)
butchers, 1919 Bush
8^- Bloch. See Block
Blochman E. Mrs., millinery, 1105 Sutter
Blochman & Cerf (Moses Cerf) lime. 7 Drumm
Block Albert, clerk Reiss Bros. & Co., r. 1226 Post
Block Bernard, bookkeeper, r. 1224 Laguna
Block D. & Co. (Daniel Block and Emanuel Mandel)
mnfrs trunks, S s Guerrero, bet Fifteenth and
Sixteenth, salesrooms 107 Sansome
Block Daniel (D. Block & Co.) r. 1326 Geary
Block David, merchant (Santa Barbara) r. 542 Birch
Av
Block Elias M., proprietor Carmen Island Salt
Works, Pier 23, Steuart, office 207 Fumt, r. 1606
Washington
Block E. D., office 107 Sansome, r. 1431 Post
Block Felix (Block & Georges) r. 319 Kearny
Block Frederick, bakery and confectionery, 2932 Six-
teenth
Block H. & L. (Harry and Leopold) proptrs Pac.
Glove Works, 107 Battery
Block Harry (H. & L. Block) r. 2306 Sutter
Block Israel, cigars and tobacco, 228 Sutter, r. Oak-
land
Block James N , city agent Guardian Assurance Co.,
r. 1533 Sacramento
Block Jeauette, widow, r. 530 Eddy
Block John, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
411 Greenwich
Block Joseph, barber, r. 825 Kearny
Block Leopold (H. & L. Block) r. 418 Post
Block Marcus, salesman Newman & Levinson, r. 530
Eddy
Block Maurice (Ackerman, Block & Co.) r. 1014 Van
Ness Av
Block Mitchell (Block & Son) r. 1343 Powell
Block Robert, watchman Cal. Wire Works, r. 710 Lom-
bard, rear
Block Samuel, butcher, r. 532 O'Farrell
Block William (Block & Son) r. 1343 Powell
Block William, porter Cal. Cracker Co., r. 411 Green-
wich
Block «& Georgres (Felix Block and Hippolyte
Georges) merchant tailors, 119 Sutter
Block * Son (William and Mitchell) coffee saloon,
223 Montgomery Av
83" Block. See Bloch
Blocksom Ensign C, bookkeeper, r. 418 Sutter
Blocksom Fisher A., clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 418
Sutter
Blodes Theodore, barber, 1239^ Folsom
Blodgett Edwin A., clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 606 Folsom
Blodgett Ellis G., shoemaker Bryant & MuUin, r.
Oakland
Blodgett William C, purser stmr City of Stockton
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 F!RST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. DAVIS, City Affent,
4^9 California Street.
00
10
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W. W. Montague &. Co.
pxxiaps,
Suction and Force.
FOR HAND, WIXO-MH^l. AAD POWER,
ALL, SIZKS.
809, 311, 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
odsett William M., carpenter, r. 26 Turk
oesB Charl. s, bakery, 21107 Hyde
ohm Aujiust (McLaughlin & Co.) r. 2230 Bush
ohm Benjamin, bartender George H. Rohrs, r. 201
Ellis
ohm Charles, seaman stmr Arago, r. 26 Folsom
ohm Charles H., salesman Getz Bros. & Co., r.
Berkeley
ohm John, calker, r. 426 Vallejo, rear
ohm John, liquor saloon, 923 Kearny, r. 435 Broad-
way
ehm John, liquor saloon, SE cor Mission and
Fourth, r. 730 Harrison
ohm Louis, driver, r. 12 Willow Av
ohm Ludwig, woodcarver, 213 Mission, r. 932
Howard
ohm Peter, insurance broker, 325 Californis, r.
Berkeley
f Blohm. See Bloom, Bluhm and Blume
ohme John (Blohme & Lefifmann) and groceries and
liquors, 1201 Polk, r. 120HJ^ Bush
ohme & Lefifmann (John Blohme and Louis Leflf-
mannl groceries and liquors. 217 Second
omberg Frederick, polisher La Grande Laundry
omberg Henry, polisher La Grande Laundry
omqnist Christine Miss, dressmaker, r. 321 Taylor
omquist Olof, watchmaker Geo. C. Shreye & Co., r.
2100 Larkin
ond Louis, cook, r. 136 Sixth
ondeau Zachary, foreman Em. Meyer & Co., r. 8
Pratt PI
ondell Edward, cook Palace Hotel, r. 33H O'Farrell
ondell Thomas (Blondell & Son) r. 606 Fulton
ondell William J. (Blondell & Son) r. 606 Fulton
ondell & Son CThomas and William O.) drayman,
409 Fro«t
r Blondell. See Blundell
ondin John, calker, r. 433 Union
oudin L. D., salesman Verdier, Moreau & Co., r.
1520 Franklin
ood Ann, widow, r. 112 Francisco
ood Ellen Mrs., r. 405 Octavia
ood George, student, r. 2527 Market
ood Joseph H., notary public, 304 Montgomery, r.
409 Mason
ood Joseph N., dentist, 14 Grant Av, r. 448 H Valen-
cia
ood Mary, widow, r. 615 Bush
ood William, sailmaker Harding, Brann & Prior, r.
1703 Stockton
oom Charles, cooper, r. 411 Sansome
oom DaTid, merchant, r. 1405 Van Ness Av
oom Eliza Mrs., dressmaker, 2045 Mission, r. 2047 Ji
Mission
oom George, r. 230 Seventh
oom George J., machinist, r. 2047 J4 Mission
oom Harry, tailor, r. 124 Guerrero
oom Henry, peddler, r. 124 Guerrero
oom Henry J., tanner S. Bloom, r. 1705 Howard
oom Henry W., r. 1206 Market
oom Isaac, peddler, r. 208 Fifteenth
oom John, shooting gallery, 911 Kearny, r. 21 Stone
oom John L., butcher M. Brandensteln & Co., r. SE
cor Trinidad and Railroad Av
oom Jonas, grain merchant, 220 Sansome, room 6,
r. 515 Van Ness Av
oom Joseph, r. 515 Van Ness Av
oom Joshua H., tanner, r. 1705 Howard
oom Lizzie M. Miss, telegraph operator, r. 2047 Ji
MisBion
oom Meyer, produce dealer, r. 208 Fifteenth
oom Samuel, salesman, r. 408 Golden Gate Av
oom Samuel, tannery, N s Army, nr San Bruno
Road, r. 1705 Howard
oom Solomon, assistant treasurer Alcazar Theater
r. 240 Seventh
oom Wolf, r. 408 Golden Gate Av
r Bloom. See Blohm, Blnhm and Blume
Bloomberg Gustave, tanner, r. W s Washington Av,
nr Twenty-eighth
Bloomer Charles, machinist S. F. Tool Co., r. 8 La-
fayette
Bloomer Jolin G., secretary California Electrical
Works, 35 Market, r. 1840 O'Farrell
Bloomer George T., porter, r. 2723 Folsom
Bloomer John J., r. 1840 O'Farrell
Bloomfield Philip, seaman, r. 263 East
Bloomfield Mary G. Miss, saleslady, r. 805 areenwlch
Bloomfield William C, tailor, r. 385 Dolores
Bloomingdale Albert, canvasser, r. 14 Moss
Bloomingdale E., merchant (Victoria, B. C.) r. 1515
Gough
Bloomington Adolph, waiter, r. 106 Ji Third
Bios James, coremaker W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 214
Nineteenth
Bios Joseph A., teamster, r. 214 Nineteenth
Bios William E., clerk, r. 113 Mason
Bios William J., harnessmaker Main & Winchester,
r. 131 Fourth
Blossfeld Emil, sawyer 8. F. Planing Mill, r. 23 Oak
Grove Av
Blossfeldt Hugo, paint mixer Pioneer White Lead
Works, r. SE cor Third and Mission
Blote Henry F. B., collector Chronicle, r. 1513 Larkin
Blott George, cableman Market St.RR., r. 629 Lott
Blott George H., r. 529 Lott
Blow Alfred W., broker, 415 California, r. 912 Pine
Blow Robert, cigars and tobacco, 5 LeidesdorfiT, r. 520
Jones
Blower . laundryman, r. 432 Valencia
Blowers Elijah J., horseshoer, r. 813 Howard
Blowers John, horseshoer James Doran, r. 46 Clem-
entina
Bloxham Charles, toys and notionB, SW cor Sixteenth
and Mission
B^ Bloxham. See Bluxome
Bluat John, teamster Shaw & Sharp, r. 18 First
BLUCHER GrEORGrE l»ay and
^rain, 3308 Fillmore, r. 3308 Green-
Avicli
Blucher George H., teamster, r. 832 Harrison
Blue Bluff Gravel Co. (Placer Co.) J. Stadtfeld
Jr. secretary, 419 California, room 26
Blue Jacket Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.) W. H. H.
Hart secretary, 230 Montgomery, room 3
Bluemel Leberecht, tailor, r. 1211 Florida
Bluher Herman F., marker, r. 432 Valencia
Bluhm GuRtav, seaman, r. 214 Steuart
Bluhm William D., master schr Dora Bluhm, r. 1413
Buchanan
Bluitt Albert E., bartender, r. 614 Kearny
Blum Abe. salesman E. Raas & Co., r. 911 Lagona
Blum Adolph (Blum Bros.) r. 823 Turk
Blum, BalclAviu <fe Girvin (Simon Blum, Berry
Baldwin and Richard D. Girvin) commission
merchants, 319 California
Blum Brothers (Adolph, Charles and Maurice) mnfrs
cigars, 316 Sacramento
Blum Charles (Blum Bros.) r. 823 Turk
Blum Edwin W., steward, r. 220 Minna
Blum Henry, bakery, 1817 Powell
Blum Henry, manager Leon Blum & Co., r. 1226 Post
Blum Henry Jr., bookkeeper, r. 1817 Powell
Blum Isaac, superintendent I X L Lime Works, office
5-7 Drumm, r. Santa Cruz
Blum Isidor, insurance broker, r. 1609 Post
Blum J. & I., merchants (Vacaville, Cal.) office 7-9
Battery
Blum Jacques (Leowe Bros.) r. 834 McAllister
Blum Joseph, r. 916 LarKin
Blum Leon (Leon Blum & Co.) r.l226 Post
Blum JLeon & Co. (Leon Blum and Emanuel L.
Goldstein) proprietors Lobos Square Packing
House, N s Bay, nr Buchanan, office and sales-
room 10.5-107 California
WHOLESALE AND EETAIL
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
aud Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
CPI IDCC rVTDA riDV f-^ls" ^^e finest grades of Clarets, Hocks.) ARPAD HARASZTHY 4 CO.
LllLirOL LAInA Un I IBurgundieB.Sautemes, ports and sherries f 530 WASHINGTON SlftEET.
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Blum M., buttermaker Jersey Farm Dairy, r. 350
Tehama
Blum Alarcns M., leader Blum's Band, oflace 735
Market, r. 916 Larkin
Blum Maurice (Blum Bros.) r. 1303 Goujjh
Blum Moses, office, 308 California, r. 1715 Jackson
Blum Ninette, widow, r. 916 Larkin
Blum Kob^t, r. 126 Kearny
Blum Robert, decorator, r. 217 Eddy
Blum Salo, salesman, r. 1520 Jackson
Blum Simon (Blum, Baldwin & Girvin) r. Martinez
Blum Simon (Will & Finckl r. 1296 Vau Ness Av
Blum Stephen, cabinetmaker Becker & Dillmann, r.
444 Brannan
Blum William, tailor, 3 Geary Place, r. 1130 Pine
t^ Blum. See Bloom, Blohm and Blume
BLUM'S BAND Marcos M. B,«™
leaeler, office 735 Marlcet
Bluiitann Alexander, dealer in pianos and Cel-
estina's, 108 Taylor, r. 127 J4 Langton
Blumauer Sigmund, commercial traveler Neiistadter
Bros., 135 Sansome
Blumberg Ferdinand, assistant engineer stmr Mari-
posa, r. Ill Fulton
Blumberg Frederick W., clerk Hutchinson & Mann,
r. 409 Eddy
Blumberg Julius T., insurance broker, 304 Montgom-
ery, r. Ill Fulton
Blumberg Louis, salesman H. Hershberg & Co., r.
Oakland
Blume Adolph A., r. cor Jackson and Maple
Blume August, mariner, r. 11 Pacific
Blume Daniel, clerk Hyams, Pauson & Co., r. 216J^
Grove
Blume Henry, shoemaker, 627 Commercial
Blume Louis, trader, r. 216Ji Grove
Blume Simon, r. 801 Vallejo
IGT Blume. See Bloom, Blohm and Blum
Blumecke Charles, clerk William H. Bowe, r. SE cor
Potrero Av and El Dorado
Blumenberg Samuel P.. bookkeeper, r. 510 Pine
Blumenberg Susan M., widow, r. 510 Pine
Blumenkron Isaac, r. 612 Fulton
Blumeushine Philip, superintendent Jewish Ceme-
tery
Blumenthal A., merchant, r. 905 Market
Blumenthal Albert, with P. F. Collier & Co., r. 14
Moss
Blnmentlial B. Si Co. (Bernard Blumenthal, Si'
mon Baruch, Philip N. Aronson and Aaron Gal-
land) manufacturers and dealers gloves, etc., 18-20
Battery
Blumenthal Bernard (B. Blumenthal & Co.) r. 1530
Ellis
Blumenthal Bernard, fancy goods, 848 Market, r. 532
Geary
Blumenthal Edward M., peddler, r. 717 Vallejo
Blumenthal Henry, butcher Lawrence k Levy, r.'1014
Hampshire
Blumenthal Henry M., produce dealer, 420 Davis, r.
227 Golden Gate Av
Blumenthal Isaac, merchant, r. 532 Geary
Blnmentlial Jnlins, manager Pacific Collection
Co., 528 California, room 3, r. 507 Post
Blumenthal Julius, expressman, r. 627 McAllister
Blumenthal Leopold, collector, r. 1014 Hampshire
Blumenthal Louis, shoemaker, 143 Third
Blumenthal Max (Blumenthal & Mund) r. 738 Green
Blumenthal Phineas, salesman Bernard Blumenthal,
r. 532 Geary
Blumenthal & Mnnd (Max Blumenthal and
Fredericks. Mund) wholesale liquors and manu-
facturers svrups, cordials, bitters and colorinGT,
658-660 Mission
Blumer Annie, widow. Insurance broker, r. 438 Clem-
entina
Blumer Charles, butcher, r. cor Eddy and Steiner
GAS, WATER and STEAM
FITTING,
In all its Branches, Well Done.
PLUMBER,
Established \i
- L_ANE^
505 KEARNV STREET)
Telephone 315.
FRATINGER & CO.
OF ALl DSSCBIFTIONS.
105 KEAKNY STREET.
Blumfelilt William, barber, r. 1803 Polk
Blumford M. B., barber, r. Clipper, bet Dlmond and
Douglass
Blumlein George, bartender, r. 902 Illinois
Blundell Arthur W., secretary Murchie Gold and Sil-
ver Mining Co., 124 California, r. 1422 Clay
Blundell Henry, jeweler Levison Bros., r. 475 Jessie
Blundell John W., sailmaker, r. 1312 Natoma
1^" Blundell. See Blundell
Blunden Walter H. (Mulroony & Blunden) r. 2845
Mission
Blunt John P., clerk Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r. 1624
Jessie
Blunt Phineas U., r. 109 Leavenworth
] Blunt William G. (Blunt & Parker)
Blunt & Parker (William G. Blunt and George H.
Parker) naturalists, 997 Market
Blutcher Frederick, marker U. S. Laundry
Blute John M., packer E. Mansbach & Co., r. NW cor
Washington and Cherry
Bluxome Isaac, purchasing agent, 37 Nevada Block, r.
32 Twelfth
Bluxome Isaac Jr., clerk U. S. Central Ry Co., r. 32
Twelfth
Bluxome Joseph, physician, 217 Powell
Bluxome Miers T., r. 32 Twelfth
tt^ Bluxome. See Bloxham
Blymnn Edward, paper hanger Frank G. Edwards, r.
Alameda
Blythe Alice E. Mrs., artist, studio 724 Market, room
19, r. Oakland
Blythe Annie Mrs., r. 34 Fell
Blythe Henry, salesman Starbird & Goldstone, r. 2515
Sacramento
Blythe Thomas H. (estate of) Philip A. Roach ad-
ministrator, office 724 )« Market
Blywise Benjamin, varnisher, r. 1133)^ Mission
Blywise Charles, furniture finisher, r. 128 Tenth
Blywise Hyman, tailor, r. 113334 Mission
Blywise Michael, millhand West Coast Fnruituie Co.,
r. 1133 J^ Mission
B'nai B'ritti Hall, 121 Eddy
B'nal B'rltli Hall Association, Louis Blank
secretary, office 121 Eddy
Boalt John H.., attorney at law, 438 California, r.
1003 Twelfth, Oakland
Board Jessie Mrs., teacher Valencia Street Grammar
School, r. 2336 Mission
Board of Bank Commissioners, William F.
White, W. W. MoreJand and A. W. Potts, office
528 California, room 2
Board of Brokers (San Francisco Stock and Ex-
change Board) 327 Pine
Board of Brokers (Stock and Bond) Merchants'
Exchange
Board of City Hall Commissioners, new
City Hall
Board of Commissioners Funded Debt, new
City Hall, third floor
Board of Education, office and committee rooms,
new City Hall, third floor
Board of Election Commissioners, new City
Hall, basement
Board of Engineers (U. S. A.) of the Pacific
Coast, Major Wm. H. H. Benyaurd senior mem-
ber, office 533 Kearny, room 7
Board of Eqiialization, new City Hall, second
floor
Board of Examiners of the Medical Society
of the State of California, R. H. Plummer
secretary, 652 Mission
Board of Examining' Sur^g'eons, for pension-
ers, new Pioneer Blilg, cor Fourth and Pioneer PI
Board of Fire Commissioners, old City Hall
Board of Fire Underivriters of San Fran-
cisco, 307 Sansome
Board of Health, new City Hall, first floor,
Larkin St entrance
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Manufacturer of every description of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
•IS to SO Bcale Street. San Francisco.
nAMMA4-*> liitvkrk ^t^Sktc T^rnman, Isham & Hooker, 421-427 Market Bt.
DcnnetL jump oeaisa wHOLiKSAiiU ahid betaxl.
BOA
238
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
MANUFACrnnEBS OF
Plain, Jnpanned and Stamped
TI ISr XV .A. rt E!
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Board of Horticulture State, A. H. Webb secre-
tary, 40 Califoruia
Board of l.oconiotlve Engineers, 909 H Market
Board of Managers Industrial Exhibition,
31 Post
Board of Marine Vndertvriters of San
Francisco, E. L. Wood secretary, 219 Sansome
Board of Park Commissioners, oflBce Park
Lodge, Golden Gate Park
B»ard of Pilot Examiners, 605 Battery
Board of Police Commissioners, old City Hall,
room 7
Board of Port Wardens, 525 Front
Board of Railroad Commissioners, 119-121
Phelan Bldfj
Board of Silk Culture, office 21 Montgomery Av
Board of State Harbor Commissioners, 10
California
Board of StateViticultural Commissioners.
Clarence J. Wetmore secretary, 204 Montgomery
Board of Supervisors, new City Hall, second flour
Board of Trade of San Francisco, George H.
Sanderson president, J. H. Shankland attorney,
Henry L. Smitfi secretary, office 202 Market and 3
Pine, fourth floor
Board of Under^vrlters Amsterdam, James
De Fremery agent, 410 Battery
Board of Underwriters Bordeaux, Eugene
Thomas & Co. agents, G17-619 Sansome
Board of Underwriters Boston, Joseph S.
Bacon agent, 218 California
Board of Underwriters Bremen, Hy. Balzer &
Co. agents, 209 Sansome
Board of Underw^riters Frenck, Fdouard
Chevassus agent, 205 Sansome
Board of Underwriters Hamburg, Hellmann
Brothers & Co. agents, 525 Front
Board of Underwriters Havre, Gustaye Touch-
artl agent, 416 California
Board of Underwriters Marseilles, Gustave
Touchard agent, 41G California
Board of Under^vriters Ne-w York Marine,
Oliver Eldridge agent, 318 Califoruia, room 3
Board of Under Avriters Philadelpkia, Joseph
S. Bacon agent, 218 California
Board of U. S. Inspectors Steam Vessels,
office 21-23 U. S. Appraisers' Building
Boardman Frank J., clgarmaker, r. 466 J<i Sixth
Boardman George V., general agent Mtna In-
surance Co. (of Hartford) 311 California, r. 1750
Franklin
Boardman John H., salesman, r. 215 Fair Oaks
Boardman John H., printer V. A. Torras & Co., r.
466'^ Sixth
Boardman Joseph, clerk freight auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. Oakland
Boardman Joseph, lots to lease, office 711 Fol-
som, r. Oakland
Boardman Margaret, widow, r. 466 Ji Sixth
Boardman Samuel H., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co.,
r. 1750 Franklin
Boardman Wilbur F., salesman Atwood, Atwood &
Co., r. 426 O'Farrell
Boardwell Emil, waiter, r.llH Antonio
Boarmau Thomas M., inspector Health Office, r. NE
cor Polk and Green
Boas Isidore, peddler, r. 352 Minna
BoasJudak, note and moneybroker, 420 Mont-
gomery, rooms 2-3, r. 1005 Golden Gate Av
Boas Neils, r. 25 Oak Grove Av
Boas Pincus, tailor, 570 Minna
Bob Antone, foreman Mayle b Wlenholz, r. 356
Eleventh
Bobie William Jr., bookkeeper, r. 411 Sansome
Bobler John, gardener, r. S a Twenty-seventh, bet Noe
and Sanchez
Bobkiewicz Louis, cabinetmaker Fink, Bau & Schin-
dler, r. 1235 Market
Bobslen Charles T. Heury, watchman South 8. F.
Packing and Provision Co., r. W s Platte, nr Vene-
zuela
Boca Bre^ving Co., Jacob Endres president, B.F.
M. Benson secretary, brewery Boca, Cal., depot
S s Berry, nr Fifth, branch office 225 J6 Mont-
gomery
Bocan Charles, tanner CorneliuB O'Doifhell, r. 721
Braunan
Bocanovich Louis, clerk Peter Bocanovich, r. 24
Howard
Bocanovich Peter, coffee saloon, 161 Steuart
Bocardo James B., truckman, 36 Market, r. 462 Bryant
Bocarde Matthew, teamster J. E. Whittier, r. 307
Ritch
Bocarde William, foreman J. E. Whittier, r. 307 Bitch
BoccB Antonio, musician, r. 530 Vallejo
Bocca Patricio (Bocca & Co.) r. 530 Vallejo
Bocca & Co. (Patricio Bocca and Prospero Dimodino)
liquor saloon, 1228 Dupont
Boccacio B., ironer U. S. Laundry
Boccacio Joseph, coremaker Enterprise Foundry, r.
521 Union
Boch Theresa Mrs., stationery, 2115 Fillmore
Bochow Robert, clerk German Consulate, r. 1136
Folsom
Bock Charles C. iMoller & Bock) r. 105 Austin
Bock Frederick, laborer Lachmau & Jacobi, r. 36 Fed-
eral
Bock George H., upholsterer William Behlow, r. 1920
Mason
Bock Henry, carrepairer S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Bock Henry, gilder, r. 1920 Mason
Bock Herman, laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. SE cor
Kearny and Bay
Bock Jacob, tailor Mann & Benedict, r. 305 Haight
Bock James S., clerk, r. 315 Hyde
Bock Joseph, bakery, 923 Folsom
Bock Louis, capitalist, r. 183 Perry
Bock Samuel, tailor, r. 405 Haight
Bock W. & Co. (William Bock) real estate agents, 601
Washington
Bock William (W. Bock & Co.) r. 3421 Mission
Bock William, driver F. Hillebrandt & Co., r. 2015
Folsom
Bockplmann H., driver National Brewing Co., r. 732
Fulton
Bocken Henry, r. 811 Union
Bockius Charles G., insurance broker, 318 Cali-
fornia, r. 120 Page
Bockman Albert, wrapper Ackerman Bros., r. 306
Kearny
Bockman Henry W., groceries and liquors, 416
Branuan, r. 414 Brannan
Bockman John C, r. 414 Brannan
Bockmann Frances, widow, r. 823 M Montgomery
Bockmann William, grocer, r. 2023 Mason
iKF" Bockmann. See Boeckmann and Buckmann
Boco Robert, r. 1136 Folsom
Bocqueraz Antoine (Shea, Bocqueraz &Co.) r. France
Bodden G. H., entry clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r.415
Oak
Bode Adolph W. (Bode & Souc) r. 17.59 Howard
Bode Agnes Miss, governess, r. 819 Eddy
Bode Carl H., liquor saloon, SW cor Fourth and
Channel
Bode E. H. & Co. (Eide H. Bode and G. Nordhausen)
liquor saloon, 536 California
Bode Eide H. (E. H. Bode & Co.) r. 22 Stockton PI
Bode Ernest, laborer, r. 209 Thirteenth
Bode Frederick, groceries and liquors, 19 Hinckley
Bode Fred. W., Darber, r. 226 Minna
Bode George C, proprietor Oriental U. S.
Bonded Warehouse, S s Brannan, bet First and
Second, and (Bode & Haslett) r. 1260 California
Bode Heury, cook L. Biederman, r. 869 Market
Bode Henry C. W., foreman carpenter Cal. Sugar Re-
finery, r. W s Tennessee, bet Sierra and Nevada
TXHIB BEST
CLOTHING
a
For MEN AND BOYS at
THE HASTINGS
LICK HOUSE BLOCK, SAN FRANCISCO,
99
THE LION Mre Ibs. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets. 54,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SESTO^, As3t. Uasaeer.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
BOD
239
BOG
Bode Herman, Bailmaker, r. 101 First
Bode Louis, carpenter, r. 464 Sixth
Bode William W., photo engraver, r. 440 Halght
Bode Hi Haslett (Qeorge C. Bode and Samuel M.
Haslett; proprietors Battery Street Free and Tea
Bonded Warehouse, NW cor Battery and Filbert,
Internal Revenue Bonded Warehouse, 1203 Bat-
tery, Greenwich Dock Bonded Warehouse, NW
cor Battery and Greenwich, and North Point
Bonded Warehouse, NW cor Sansome and Lom-
bard
Bode & Souc (Adolph W. Bode and Louis A. Souc)
wines and liquors, 533 California
Bodectel WilUam C, clerk A. I. Hall & Son, r. Becker
PI
Bodeln John, r. 1052 Folsom
Bodel AuKiist, marble polisher, r. 25 Hinckley
Bodeinan Adolph (National Vinegar Works) r. 319
Fourth
Bodeman Henry W. (Bodeman & Bragg) r.413 Foleom
BODEMAN & BRAGG <Henr^
W. Bodeman and E. H. Bra^g^) man-
ufacturers adjustable stove grates, 113
First
Boden George A., clerk John H. Boden & Co., r. 1527
Powell
Boden John F., clerk, r. 1527 Powell
Boden John F. Jr., clerk, r. 1527 Powell
Boden John H. (John H. Boden & Co.) r. Haywards
Boden John B. Si Co. (John H. Boden and Ju-
lius Quinchard) ship and Custom House brokers,
504 Battery
Bodfish Kussell S., master mariner, r. 312 Thirteenth
Bodash William H., attorney at law, 39 Montgom-
ery Block, r. 100 Jones
Bodte and Benton Railway and Commercial Co.,
Thomas Menzles secretary, 310 Pine, room 18
Bodie Consolidated Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) G.
W. Sessions secretary, 62-63 Nevada Block
Bodle Tunnel and Mining Co. (Bodie, Cal.) C.C.Har-
vey secretary, 309 California
Bodien Emma Mrs., bakery, 1206 Howard
Bodien John, foreman upholsterer Charles M. Plum
& Co., r. 512 Stevenson
Bodkin David J., boatman, r. cor Fell and Webster
Bodkin Eliza Miss, dressmaker, r. S s Dorland, nr
Church
Bodkin Thera Miss, dressmaker, r. S s Dorland, nr
Church
Bodkin Thomas, plasterer, r. cor Fell and Webster
Bodkin Thomas P., druggist, r cor Fell and Webster
Bodley E. C, agent American Sewing Machine, 108
Third, r. 1210 Mission
Bodley J., teamster Pac. Rolling Mill
Bodmann William (Schoner & Bodmann) r. 26 Sixth
Bodmer Ctiarles, butcher, r. 988 Howard
Bodmer Henry, cook, r. 612 Howard
Bodson Theodore, laborer, r. 616 Broadway
Bod well Frank L., bookkeeper Goodyear Rubber Co.,
r. 2441 Mission
Bodwell George, laborer, r. 869 Market
Bodwell Harry H. (H. H. Bodwell & Son) r. 331 Bar-
tlett
Bodwell Harry W.(H. H. Bodwell & Son)r. 331Bartlett
BODWELL H. H. & SON
(Harry^ H. and Harry IV.) -ivindntill,
pump, Iiorsepo-vver and tank manu-
facturers, 211 mission
Bodwell Lincoln A., telegraph operator, r. 331 Bar-
tlett
Boechlen Alfred, laborer John Wieland Brewing Co.,
r. 707 Mission
Boeckmann Dledrich H. (Boeckmann & Rumetsch) r.
253 Jessie
Boeckmann Frederick, with Pao. Brewery, r. 22
Twelfth
DR. BAZAN'S
THERinO-EI.ECTlSIC
RUSSIAN ai TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Biveii.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
WATER FILTERS,
ALL SIZES AND KINDS FOR FAUCETS.
Large Filterers with capacity for cleaning all water
used in the house, simple and cheap.
E - L-A-ISTE ,
505 Kearny Street,
Telephone 315.
•V7- -
Plumber,
Established 1860,
Boeckmann George (Ahlborn & Boeckmann) r. Ahl-
born House
Boeckmann & Rumetsch (Diedrich H. Boeckmann
and Jacob Rumetsch) liquor saloon, 207 Grant Av
8^" Boeckmann. See Bockmann and Buckmann
Boedecker Herman, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Green and Kearny, r. 1221 Kearny
Boedecker William, musician, r. 210 Montgomery Av
Boedefeld John, furniture and upholstery, 1019 Fol-
som
Boedefeld William, groceries and liquors, 1115 Fol-
som
Boege Henry, laborer, r. Holly Park Av, nr Mission
Boege John, driver Falrmount Dairy, r. NW cor
Thirtieth and San Jose Av
Boegler Frederick, expressman, 35 Battery, r. 1324
Eddy
Boehm Charles D., porter Martin, Feusier & Co., r.
1234 Vallejo
Boehm Daniel, steward, r. Commercial Hotel
Boehm Herman, raolder. r. 119 Shotwell
Boehm Joseph, laborer Cal. Glue Works, r. Yazoo,
bet Manitoba and Dominica
Boebm M., fruits, 626 McAllister
Boehme Frederick, r.27 Chattanooga
Boehmer Herman, cooper, r. 10 Lick '
Boehn John A., machinist, 574 Brannan, r. 393 Sixth
Boehrer John, carpenter, r. 815 Harrison
Boehringer Charles, foreman Norton Tanning Co., r.
E s Manitoba, bet St. John and Tomblgbee
Boeker Henry S. (Madden & Boeker) r. cor Folsom
and Serpentine Av
Boelen Alfred B., patternmaker Dow Steam Pump
Works, r. 454 Minna
Boelen John D., r. 454 Minna
Boelen William, miner, r. 454 Mission, rear
Boell Charles L., printer, r. 415 Filbert
Boeppele Michael, upholsterer, r. Ill Capp
Boera Casimiro, importer cork and cork wood, 412
Sacramento, r. 636 Post
Boericke William, homoeopathic physician (and
Boericke & Schreck) office and r. 8:i4 Sutter
BOERICKE &SOHRECK
(William Boericke) successors to Boer-
icke Si Tafel, proprietors Pioneer Homoe-
opathic Pkarmacy, 334: Sutter
Boernicke Louis, shoemaker, 3UM Fifth
Boero Giuseppe, vegetables, 16 Colombo Market
Boero Giacomo, vegetable garden, Seneca Av, nr
Ocean House Road
Boero Pietro, crockery dealer, r. 140 Ninth
Boesch E. Si Co. (Emile Boesch and Martin Bauer)
proprietors Pacific Lamp and Reflector Factory
and Pacific Zinc Ornament Factory, 585 Mission
Boesch Emile (E. Boesch k Co.) 585 Mission
Boese Frank, r. 28 First
Boese George, driver F. Katz, r. 1006 Union
Boese Guadalupe Mrs., widow, r. 604 Filbert
Boese Henry J. (estate of) butcher James Boyea
manager, 512-514 Davis
Boese Herman, foreman Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1133 Folsom
Boese John, laborer, r. 1133 Folsom
Boese William J., bookkeeper estate of Henry J.
Boese, r. 604 Filbert
89^ Boese. See Boes and Boss
Boesen Hans, clerk Koster & Bernhard, r. 702 }j Buah
Boessenecker Antone, barber, r. 718 Laguna
Boessenecker Christopher, salesman r. 718 Laguna
Boeteker W., tailor, r. Ahlborn House
Boettcher Paul, salesman Verdier, Moreau & Co.. r.
1239 Pine
Boedewig George, artist I. W. Taber, r. 743 Pine
BoSne Josephine Mrs., furnished rooms, 232 Sixth
Boflnger Jacob, cook, r. 5 Bridge PI
Bofinger Jacob, metalspinner, r. 10 Stevenson
Began Charles, commission agent, r. 6 Glover
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
EOOKEINDEHS.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVER FIVE MILLIONS.
BROWN. CRAIG & CO.. General Agents.
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240
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W. W. Montague & Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENOL.TSH AND AMERICAN
EncauHtlo, Uluzed and I*Iain.
309. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Bogan Charles, decorator, r. -tUS Fifth
Began Cliarles, tanner, r. 721 Brannan
Bogan Dell L., spice packer Washington Mnfg Co.,
r. 721 Brannan
Bogan Ella L. Miss, dressmaker, r. 5 Glover
Bogan John, teamster Pac. Trucking Co., r. 427 Broad-
■wav
Bogan Patrick, molder Kisdon I. and L., Works, r.
6 Clementina
Bogan W. F., mangier La Grande Laundry
J^^Bogan. See Bogen
Bogardus John P., editor and proprietor Figaro, 532
Merchant, r. 9 Delgardo PI
Bogart Arthur W. (Earle & Co.) r. 1108 Scott
Bogart Charles H., bookeeper T. J. Chadbourne, r.
1710 Stockton
Bogart E. A., forgeman Pac. Rolling Mill
Bogart Edwin V., teamster, r. 726 Octavio
Bogart John W., salesman, r. 1710 Stockton
Bogart Joseph N., wbarfbuilder, r. 433 Second
Bogart Louis, clerk Richard Larrimore, r. 1710 Stock-
ton
Bocart Orlando H., secretary Arnold Hardware
Co., 109 California, r. 1429 Sacramento
Bogart Sewell B., clerk Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
r. 1108 Scott
Bogart William F., cashier Examiner, r. 830 Haight
B^Bogart. See Bogert
Bogasch Charles E., porter, r. 1 Regan PI
Bogfl Charles A., bookkeeper Fred Katz
l»-Bogel. See Bogle
Boger Brothers (William and Frederick E.) cigar-
nmfrs, 510 Hayes and 1028 Market
Bogert Frederick E. (Boger Bros.) r. SE cor Hayes
and Fillmore
Roger William (Boger Bros.) r. 1016 Buchanan
Boggan Owen, groceries and liquors, NE cor Bush and
Buchanan, r. 1938 Bush
Boggs John, carrier, r. 2115 Broadway
Boggs Samuel, r. 3003 Webster
Boggs William S., assistant bookkeeper Kahn BroB.,
Binefc Co., r. 621 Bush
Bogle Charles, bartender, r. 807 Kearny
Bogle E. A. Mrs., r. 543 Minns
Bogle Frederick, car repairer S. P. Co., r. 417 Bryant
Bogle George E., clerk Orr & Atkins, r. 305 Guerrero
Bogle Joseph H., patent medicines, r. 2010 Polk
Bogle Joseph S., boatbuilder, r. 305 Guerrero
B^ Bogle. See Bogel
Bogner Bernard, engraver Hammersmith & Field, r.
810 Folsom
Bogner Charles O.. tailor, 11 Sutter, r. 96 Hayes
Bogue Felix, clerk, r. Ocean House Road, nr Indus-
trial School
Bogue Johh, carpenter, r. cor Minot and Powhat-
tan. B. H.
Bogiie Kate Mrs., janitress Bernal Heights School, r.
W s Ellsworth, nr Cortland Av
Bogue Lizzie, widow, r. 20 Willow
Bogue Margaret, widow, r. 333 M Ritch
Bogue Michael, laborer, r. W 6 Ellsworth, nr Cort-
land Av, B. H.
Bohan James A., clerk, r. 921 Howard
Boban John, hostler, r. 20 Fern Av
Bohan John, salesman Philip Kennedy & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Bohan John, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
404 Ninth
Bohan Patrick, laborer, r. 404 Ninth
Bohan Patrick, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsbug & Co., r.
404 Ninth
Bohan Thomas, laborer, r. 625 Eighteenth, rear
Bohan William, laborer, r. 42 Clara
K?" Bohan. See Bohen, Bohn, Bone and Bowen
Bohaunan Edward, expressman, r. 223 O'Farrell
Boliannan Michael, r. 402 Ninth
Bohannan Thomas F., machinist C. J. Perism & Co.,
r. 921 Howard
Boharde James, teamster, r. 462 Bryant
Bohemian Benevolent Society, rooms 10 California
Bolieniian Club, rooms 430 Pine
Bohemian Hotel. Frank Jilek pjoptr, 543 Howard
Bolieniian The, Schubert & Kruft proprietors, 21
Stockton
Bohen Benjamin F., detective, r. 235 Kearny
Bohen Charles, second officer stmr San Juan
Bohen Daniel, r. Commercial Hotel
Bohen George, teamster William Kerr, r. 913 Battery,
rear
Bohen George T., surveyor Union Ins. Co., r.617 Pine
Bohen John A., machlnisht, r. 393 Sixth
Bohen Julius, waiter Grueu & Heydenaber
Bohen Patrick, groceries, 140 Minna
Bohen Patrick, laborer, r. cor Fourteenth and Market
Bohen Peter, laborer Steiger & Kerr, r. 17 Preston PI
Bohen Richard C, waiter, r. 435 Minna
Bohen Thomas, milker Edward Reynolds, r. Silliman,
bet Hamilton and Bowdoin
1^ Bohen. See Bohan and Bowen
Bohle William (Decker & Bohle) r. 420 Fourth
Bohlen Ernest, clerk Scbroeder & Bohlen, r. 2218 Fill-
more
Bohlen Henry (Schroeder & Bohlen) r. 2218 Fillmore
Bohllg J. H., solicitor White Sewing Machine Co.
Bohling Charles (Becker & Co.) r. 841 Geary
Bohlman Ehler (Hahn & Bohlman) r. 201 Third
Bohlmann Henry, clerk Herman Bohlmunn, r. NW
cor Hayes and Polk
Bohlmann Herman, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Hayes and Polk
Bohlmann Louis, machinist, r. 207 Montgomery At
0^" Bohlmann. See Bollmann
Bohls H. & Co. (Henry Bohls) mnfrs tobacco and cig.
arettes, 419 Battery
Bohls Henry (H. Bohls & Co.) r. 426}^ Twenty-second
Bohm Adolph, cook, r. 708 Lombard
Bohm Beda Mrs., ladies and children's underwear,
204 Stockton
Behm Emanuel, tailor Louis Meyer, r. 824 Mission
Bohm Herman, brassmolder, r. 119 Sbotwell
Bohm John, carpenter, r. 1334 Florida
Bohm John A., porter Greenebaum, Weil & Michela,
r. 620 M Minna
Bohm Solomon H., speculator, r. 12 Ellis
Bohm William, jeweler, 204 Stockton
Bohmer A., r. 605 Broadway
Bohmer Joseph, carpenter, 540 Commercial, r. 134
Fourth
Bohn Andrew, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. NW cor
Twenty-fourth and Folsom
Bohn Daniel, laundryman, r. 9 Vandewater
Bohn Ernest, plumber, r. 15M Sumner
Bohn James, tinsmith, r. 15 Jansen, rear
Bohn John, plumbing and gasfitting, 112 Seventh
Bohn John Jr., plumber, r. 612 J^ Natoma
Bohu John A., porter, r. 620 }« Minna
Bohn Mary A., widow, r. 9 Vandewater
t^ Bohn. See Bohan and Bone
Bohnenberg Frederick, carpenter, r. Falkland bet
Railroad Av and Susquehanna
Bohns John L., laborer, r. 119 Francisco
Bohns Louis, engineer, r. 6 Pfeiffer
Bohr Philip, clerk B. Nathan & Co., r. 1319 Natomn
Bohrman Fred, r. 5 Otis PI
Boice Charles DeS., collector Firemans fund Ins.
Co., r. East Oakland
Iff" Boice. See Boyce
Boids Lorenzo, mining, r. 1216 Fulton
Bole Frederick H., seaman, r. 23 M Twenty-second
Boies Justus W., bookkeeper Sperry & Co., r. Berkeley
Boiger Frederics, widow, r. 2202 Jones
Boise Henry T., shipping clerk Harper A. Smith, r.
208 Hermann
Boise John, foundryman, r. 529 Mission
Boise Julius, clerk, r. 23 Jansen
Boisseau Emile, (Boisseau & Son) r. 625 Post
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
THE LARGEST
CARPET AND DPHOLSTERT HOUSE
ON THE PAOIFIO COAST.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Piztures.
3? Mariel St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY!
Finer than the class of Champagnes sent from) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO,
France to this country, but without Brand.
om) /
530 WASHnrOTON STEEST.
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241
BOL
Boisseau Jean B. (Boisseau & Son) r. 025 Post
Boisseau & Sou (Jean B. and Emile) shoemakers, 322
Grant Av
Boisson Ernest, r. 308 Minna
BoisBon Francis, commission merchant, 8-14 Pacific
Fruit Market, r. 1312 Powell
Boitano Angelo, groceries and fruit, 1524 Stockton
Boitano Antonio, bootblack, r. 21 Lafayette PI
Boitano Bartholomeo, bootblack D.Ghiggri, r. 5 Row-
land
Boitano Celeste, bootblack, r. 21 Lafayette PI
Boitano Charles, withPodesta & Torassa, r. 13M John
Boitano F. & Co. (Francisco Boitano and Andrea
Arata) wood and coal, 1516 Stockton
Boitano Francisco (F. Boitano & Co.) r.l3 Union PI
Boitano Giovanni B., florist, Niagara Av, nr Mission
Road
Boitano Giovanni B., r. 10 Lafayette PI
Boitano Giuseppe, bootblack, r. 7 Rowland
Boitano Joseph (Linari & Boitano) r. 1511 California
Boitano Louis, waiter, r. 17 Preecott
Boitano Velatti. r. 337 Union
Boiter John, porter Hooper k Jennings, r. 819 Mission
Bokee David M., special agent and adjuster Insurance
Co. of North America, 313 California, r. 2008
Pierce
Bokee Robert O., clerk Charles S. Moses & Co., r. 2008
Pierce
Boker Solomon, capitalist, r. 331 Montgomery
Bolada Joaquin, capitalist, r. 528 Sutter
Bolan George W., r. 50 hi Third
Bolan Maurice F., tanner South S. F. Tannery, r. Do-
minica, nr Railroad Av
Bolan Michael, capitalist, r. 77)<S Colton
Bolan William M., porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
I3}i Madison Av
t^" Bolan. See Bohlen
Boland Edward F., laborer freight dept S. P. Co., r.
806 Bryant
Boland Edwin M., letter carrier Post Oflice, r. 431
Tenth
Boland James, r. 806 Bryant
BolandBridget, widow, r, 431 Tenth
BolandJames B., bookkeeper John H. Sievers
Boland James I., Justice of the Peace, Old City
Hall, second floor, oflice 604 Merchant, r. 819
Golden Gate Av
Boland Joanna M. Miss, teacher Spring Valley Gram-
mar School, r. 431 Tenth
Boland John, r, 454 Minna
Boland John B., real estate, r. 819 Golden Gate Av
Boland Maurice, laborer, r. 515 Howard
Boland Michael C, barnessmaker John O'Kane, r.
1127 Twentieth
Boland Patrick (Keane Bros.) r. 1120 Gough
Boland Richard J., sailmaker Simpson & Fisher, r.
431 Tenth
Boland Robert J., bartender, r. 806 Bryant
Boland Thomas, 8. J,, professor St. Ignatius College.
214 Hayes
Boland Thomas P., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 624 Fourth
Boland William, baker, r. 454 Minna
Boland William H., bookkeeper, r. 54 First
Bolander Catherina, widow, r. 10 Eighth
Bolander Henry N. Jr., manager Eisen Vineyard Co.,
office 12- Stevenson, r. Oakland
Bolander J. J., r. 1029 Mission
BOLANDER L. PH. sa^^m^ and
planing: mill, 118 Mission, r. 534 Capp
Bolander W. B., tailor, r. 417 Mason, rear
Bolanger J., cook Baldwin Hotel
Bolanger John G., carpetlayer, r. 1029 Mission
Bolber Anton, laborer, r. Sutro Heights
Boldemanu Adolph, r. 2G24 Sutter
Boldemann A. C, commercial traveler Saroni & Co.
r. 2624 Sutter
Boldemann Augustus E., clerk, r. 2624 Sutter
CAST IRON PIPE.
G-AS and WATER PIPE
And FITTINGS of all Sizes.
w.
Plumber,
Established 1860.
E. LANE,
505 Kearny Street.
Telephone 315.
FRATINGER & CO.
Fine Dressmaking
105 KEARNY STREET.
m
Boldemann Bernard, shipping clerk' L. Saroni & Co.,
r. 2624 Sutter
Boldemann Charles A. (Collins & Co.) r. 2624 Sutter
Boldemann Gustave, clerk Donaldson & Co., r. 2624
Sutter
Boldemanu Oscar, clerk L. Saroni & Co., r. 2624
Sutter
Bolden Henry, iron molder, r. 305 Davis
Bolder William, cigarmaker, r. 422 Stevenson
Boldt Henry, bartender I. Buzzini & Co., r. 835 Va-
lencia
Bole David C, clerk G. W. Clark & Co., r. 520 Jones
Bole James, with Forbes Bros., r. 1203 Union
Bole John, teamster William Kerr, r. 913 Battery, rear
Bole William, r. 520 Jones
Boles John, lauudryman U. S. Laundry, r. 529 Va-
lencia
Boles Michael, dryer U. S, Laundry, r. 3033 Sixteenth
Boles Patrick, starcher U. 8. Laundry, r. 3033 Six-
teenth
Boles Thomas, laundryman U. S. Laundry, r. 529 Va-
lencia
Boley John, porter, r. 1819 Buchanan
Bolfing Arthur J., clerk Post Office, r. 145 Ellis
Bolger J., quartermaster stinr Columbia
Bolger James, cook J. J. Cuello, r. 151 Minna
Bolger John, laborer, r. 446 Clementina
Bolger John, whitener, 6 Golden Gate Av, r.' 819J4
Dolores
Bolger Miles J., salesman, r. 635 Brannan
Bolger Philip J., receiver N. B. and M. RR., r. 142)j
Fourth
Bolger Solomon, teamster, r. 22 Otis PI
Bolger Thomas, bookkeeper P. F. Nolan & Sons, r.
1920 Howard
Bolger William, longshoreman, r. 28 Tehama
Bollan Augustus, waiter, r. 3 Kohler PI
Bolin Edward J., bartender John A. Tidd, r. 807
Kearny
Bolivar Ada, widow, r. 641 Mission
Boll Charles, r. 266 Brannan
Boll George, messenger headquarters Division Pa-
cific U. S. A., r. Clay, nr First Av
Bollan John, fireman, r. 240 Green
Bollenhagen Henry, grocer, cor Point Lobes and
Eleventh Avs
Boiler Conrad, furniture mnfr, 617 Brannan, r. 33
Harriet
Boiler Frank J., butcher, r. 430 Greenwich
Boiler Joseph, butcher Jacob Stutz, r. 430 Greenwich
Bolles James C, clerk, r. 1303 M Polk
Bolles John H.. office 215 Sansome, room 8
Bolles O. Frederick, master stmr Columbia, r. 702 i
Dolores
Bollier Charles, glassblower S. F. and Pac. Olaes
Works, r. 1412 Harrison
Bollier Elizabeth, widow, r. 1412 Harrison
Bollier Julius, glassblower, r. 1412 Harrison
Bollier Paul, blacksmith Byron Jackson, r. 12 Cleave-
land
Boiling Randolph, agent W. T. Hancock (Richmond,
Va.) 207 Battery, r. Cosmos Club
Bollinger Francis, barber, 105 Ji Jackson, r. 18 John
Bollinger James H., gripman, r. 3 Golden Court
Bollinger John C, agent, 605 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Bollinger John .J, carpetlayer, r. 1029 Mission
Bollinger Nicholas, butcher, r. 313 Green
Bollinger Robert, bookkeeper German Hospital
Bollinger William A., salesman Herman Charmak, r.
1059 Golden Gate Av
BoUman J. & Co. (JohnBoUman and Charles Kriiger)
cigarette mufrs, 540 California
Bollman John (J. Bollman & Co.) r. 1823 Sutter
Bollmann William, jeweler Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r.
1318 Pine
By Bollman. See Bohlmann
Bolmer Edwin J., bellboy, r. 3 Antonio
Bolmer William, painter, r. 2935 Mission
JOHN HAMMOND
16
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Hannfactnrer of every deaieriptlon of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
4S to 50 Beale Street. San Franoikco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker, ^^''^^rZri.l^rorf^KiF'pVeSii:^^
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTERS or
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Bols William, hurnessuiaker. r. 131 Fourth
iJolshaw William H., paloon beeper, r. 744 Howard
Bolster George, laborer, r. 568 Mission
Bolster John T., clerk, r. 503 Jones
Bolte Ernest L , master schr Harry, ofiBce 7 Clay, r. 4
Chestnut Alley
Bolte John H., molder, r. 305 Davis
Bolten Adolph, with M. Gruenberg & Co., r. 26^
Kearnv
Bolting Charles (Bolting & Schloh) r.825 Battery
Bolting & Schloh (Charles Bolting and Frederick
Schloh) proptrs Pae. Exchange Hotel, 825 Battery
Bolton A. E., attorney at law, 215 Sansome, room 10,
r. 20fi Kesrny
Bolton Elizabeth Mrs., furnished rooms, 206 Kearny
Bolton Ellen, widow, r. 550 Fifteenth
Bolton Edward, laborer, r. 6 Church Lane
Bolton James R., capitalist, 618 Merchant, r. 2201
Jones
Bolton Jefferson D. (Hulford & Bolton) r. 103 Powell
Bolton John H., caBbier Miller & Lux, r. 412 Second
Bolton Minnie Mrs., candies, 100^ Stockton
Bolton Robert C, clerk Page Bros., r. 2201 Jones
Bolton Sarah Miss, teacher, r. 412 Second
Bolton Wallace H., shoemaker, r. 863 J^ Market
Bolts Joliii F., proprietor A. A. House, 308 Kearny,
r. 626 Hayes
Boltz Albert R., waiter Herbst & Mass, r. 508J< Na-
toma
Boltz Henry, laborer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 212 Broadway
Boltz Henry, selector B. Nathan & Co., r. 521 Natoma
Boltz William, selector Ackerman Bros., r. 508!«5 Na-
toma -
Bolzer Charles, shademaker W. & J. Sloane & Co., r.
Twenty-firt.t Av and K, South S. F.
Boman Charles E., carpenter and builder, 13 Stock-
ton, r. 2 Ashbury
Boman John, cardriver, r. 319 Fourth
Bomke Gustave, brassfinisher Thomas Day & Co., r.
265 Clementina
Bomke Herman, ironworker Thomas Day & Co., r. 265
Clementina
Bommer Frank, cabinetmaker, r. 134 Fourth
BommuUer B., upholsterer F.W. Kreliug & Sons, r.
337 Clementina
Bon Charles A., salesman Kahn Bros., Bine & Co., r.
i Temescal
I Bona Dominic, clerk, r. 628 Broadway
Bona Elizabeth, widow, r. 407 Montgomery Av
Bonacina Augelo, woodcarver, r. 1502 Dupont
Bonacina Fernando, secretary West Vancouver Com-
mercial Co., 438 California, r. 3031 California
Bonacina Joseph, clerk, r. 1403 Powell
Bonacina Joseph F., bookkeeper J. M. Bonacina, r.
3031 California
Bonacina Joseph M., furniture, 17 Montgomery Av
and 622 Washington, r. 3031 California
Bonacina Wallace E., clerk J. M. Bonacina, r. 3031
California
Bonan John, cook stmr Santa Rosa
Bonanza Coffee Parlor, J. F. Westheimer pro-
prietor, 322 M Montgomery
Bonanza House, Birkholm & Smith proptrs, 867-
Marktt
Boncarrio Rose, widow, r. 9 Calhoun
Bond Charles A., general agent Northwestern Masonic
Aid ARsn, 323 California, r. 1518 California
Bond Charles R., insurance agent, r. 1024 Greenwich
Bond Edward, shoefltter, r. 58^ Second
Bond Frank, salesman Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 1024
Greenwiih
Bond Frederick T., medical student, r. NW cor
Fourth and Howard
Bond Henry, teamster Michelssen, Roth & Co., r. cor
Railroad Av and St. Thomas
Bond H. F.,r. 1816 G'Farrell
Bond James E., salesman W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 2913
Harrifon
Bond Michael, laborer John Hammond, r. 533 MiBslon
Bond Stephen, bakery, 409 Union
Bond Thomas, foreman James Beatty, r. S s Trinidad,
bet Yazoo and Susquehanna
Bond Thurlow G-, upholsterer John Hoey, r. 1203
Market
Bond William, clerk Swenarton & Heim, r. 706 Lom-
bard
Bond William H., collector U. S. Customs, Tongas,
Alaska, r. 1024 Greenwich
Bondanza Seratina Miss, tailoress, r. 9 August Alley
Boude Christian C, cardriver, r. 261 Tehama
Bondel Pierre, r. 51.") Sacramento
Bondolfl Peter, bartender, r. 26 Morey Alley
Bonds George, teamster M. Brandenstein & Co., r.
SW cor Honduras and Kentucky
Bondsen Joseph, collector Pacific Bank, r. Berkeley
Bone Charles, collector, r. 1434 California
Bone Daniel, shipcarpenter, r. 1526 Dolores
Bone John, quartermaster stmr Santa Rosa, r. 1505
Leavenworth
Bone William H., grocer, r. 317 Bartlett
Bonelli E. 8. Mrs., teacher Grant Primary School, r.
1018 Geary
Bonelli Eugene S., teacber music, 1358 Market
Bonessorlh Britten, butcher, 707 Brannan
Bone.stell B. Mrs., widow, r. 1817 O'Farrell
Bonestell Charles A., bookkeeper, r. 211 Gearv
Bonestell Chesley K. (Deal & Bonestell) attorney at
law, 73-74 Nevada Block, r. 1214 Hyde
Bonestell Horatio S.. r. 1506 Sacramento
Bonestell John T. (Levison Bros.) r. 1506 Sacramento
Bonestell Louis C, salesman Bonestell & Co., r. 512
Stockton
Bonestell Louis H. (Bonestell & Co.) r. 512 Stockton
Bonestell Robert, r. 1506 Sacramento
Bonestell Si Co. (Louis H. Bonestell) wholesale
paper dealers, 401-403 Sansome
Bonetti Anselmo (Bonetti & Martinoni) r. 617J4 Na-
toma
Bonetto Antoine, cook Poodle Dog Restaurant, r. 445
Bush
Bonetti & Martinoni (Anselmo Bonetti and Emil Mar-
tinoni) wines and liquors, 14 Seventh
Bongiovanni Joseph, fruits and vegetables, 3010^
Mission
Bonglet Celestine, widow, r. 525 Hayes, rear
Bonglet Theodore, laundryman, r. 526 Hayes, rear
Bonham William, lumberman, r. 1715 Howard
Bonich A., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 1
Perry
Bonifield Catherine 8., widow, r. 1435 Stelner
Bonifield James T., clerk Starbird & Goldstone, r. 8
Harriet
Bonifield Samuel, master schr Lottie Carson, office 10
California
Bonifield Samuel H., electrician Pac. Coast Electrical
Construction Co., r. 8 Harriet
Bonin Charles, clerk, r. 14 Ellis
Boninback Louis, longshoreman, r. 617 Davis
Bonis Pierre B., veterinary surgeon, 924 Mission
Bonjiorno Frank, stonemason, r. 2219 Mason
Bonkowsky Frederick, porter, r. 1510 Church
Bonn Albert, gilder Saubom, Vail & Co., r. 605 Broad-
way
Bonn Andrew, r. 307 Green
Bonn Daniel, stock clerk H. Roman & Co., r. 108
Mason
Bonn Henry, saddler, r. Presidio
Bonn Henry r. 307 Green
Bonn Henry H., teamster, r. SW cor Railroad Av and
St. Thomas
Bonnard Mary Miss, teacher Spring Valley Grammar
School, r. 742 Twentieth
Bonnard Nicholas, attendant Crystal Baths, r. 321 Bay
Bonnell Allison C, correspondent Redington & Co.,
r. 1709 Gough
Bonnell Clarence, bell boy The Baldwin
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THE HASTINGS
LICK HOUSE BLOCK, SAN FRANCISCO.
99
ORIENT Ins. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,551,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
vm. SSSTOK, Asst. Uaaiger.
NICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
BON
243
BOO
Bonnell Edwin, note clerk Savings and Loan Society,
r. 1709 Gough
Bonnell Edwin H., clerk Spring Valley W.W., r. 1709
Gough
Bonnell Henry, clerk Recorder's OflSce, r. 1527 Clay
Bonnell James F., invoice clerk Redington & Co., r.
1709 Gough
Bonner Arthur F., assistant bill clerk Castle Bros., r.
1900 Valli'jo
Bonner Benjamin, cooper Cal. Barrel Co.
Bonner David, upholsterer, r. 12 Bartol
Bonner David Jr., drover, r. 12 Bartol
Bonner E. C. Mrs., r. 1928 Bush
Bonner Elizabeth, widow, r. 4 Sonora
Bonner Henry, blacksmith, r. W s San Bruno Road,
nr Gaven
Bonner John, journalist Call, r. 1900 Vallejo
Bouner John J., inspector Gold and Stock Tel. Co., r.
311 Grant Av
Bonner Joseph, machinist Frederick Krajewski, r.
339 Hayes
Bonner Joseph M., clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo
& Co., r. 439 Fifteenth
Bonner Neil, laborer P.M.SS.Co.,r.l37 South Park Av
Bonner Robert, r. 540 Turk
Bouner William, groceries and liquors, junction Mis-
sion Road and County Lin«
Bonner William J., stationer, 125 Fifth, r.l305 Mission
Bonnet B. & Co. (Bonnet Bonnet) Pioneer Asphaltum
Co., 100 Montgomery Av
Bonnet Bonnet (B. Bonnet & Co.) 100 Montgomery Av
Bonnet Bertha, widow, r. 518 Filbert
Bonnet Edouard, French laundry, 532 Valencia
Bonnet Emma Mrs., r. 1928 Bush
Bonnet Esther, glovemaker, r. 518 Filbert
Bonnet Laurent, splcemaker, r. 502 Vallejo
Bonnet Louis, clerk, r. 518 Filbert
Bonnet Marin, r. 605 Broadway
Bonnet Moses, r. 518 Filbert
Bonnet Paul, barber Daniel J. Linehan
Bonnet Samuel, shoemaker, r. 518 Filbert
Bonnet Theodore F., reporter, r. 456 Minna
Bonney Charles F., turner S. F. Planing Mill, r. 918
Harrison
Bonney Frank J., r. 1406 California
Bonney Joseph, laborer, r. 730}^ Natoma
Bonnheim Albert (Weinstock & Lubin, Sacramento)
office 17-19 Sansome
Bounington Charles J., reporter R. G. Dun
Bennington Frank J. A., compositor A. J. Learv, r.
1824 Market
Bonnlngton Mary Miss, r. 1824 Market
Bonny George (Geo. C. Shreve & Co.) r. Occidental
Hotel
Bonsell Jesse C, wood, coal, hay and grain, 1623
Market, r. 22 Bond
Bonstin Samuel A., collector, 432 Montgomery, r. 452
Minna
Bontempi Joseph (Bontempi & Ferutto) r. 533 Broad-
way
Bontempi & Ferutto (Joseph Bontempi and David
Ferutto) liquor saloon, 305 Montgomery Av
Bonzey Albion P., r. 1829 Jessie
Boobar Hannah, widow, r. 5.54 Folsom
Boobar James G., wharfbuilder, r. 313 Scott
Boock Henry, driver, r. 34 Austin
Boog Isaac, vender, r. 545 Fulton
Boog Joseph, apprentice M. J. Blackman, r. 645 Ful-
ton
Booher Carsner C, carriagepainter, r. 3Ji Treat Av
Book Clara Miss, r. 2029 Mission
Bookbinders' Protective Assn, 539 California
Booker Cousolidated Gold Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.)
G. W. Sessions secretary, 62-63 Nevada Block
Booker George E., chief clerk Spring Valley W,W., r.
Oakland
Boobstaver Walter H.(W.H. Bookstavert Co.) r.804>i
Geary
DR. BAZAN'S
tiii:r]!Mio-ki.ectric
RUSSIAN ai TUBKISH BATHS
j^ s:p:ec!ia.i.t^.
Also Medicated and Electric Baths Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
LEAD PIPE, SOLDER, TIN
AND SHEET LEAD.
I.ead Work of all klnda ivell done.
Plumber,
Established 18i
IE. LJL^^E,
505 Kearny Street.
0. Telephone 315.
Book-taver \V. H. k Co. ( Walter H. Bookstaver and
Robert H. Johnston) fruits and vegetables, 34 and
46 Cal. Market
Bool Nelson M., tailor, 117 Jessie
Boole Frederick W., weigher Newport Coal Co., r.
Oakland
Boole George, salesman Goodyear Rubber Co., r. 400
Geary
Boole George, shipwright, 5 Spear, r. Oakland
Boole William A. (Middlemas & Boole and A. B. Pat-
rick & Co.) r. 312 Fair Oaks
Boomer A. H., general manager Cal., Oregon and Idaho
Stage Co. 320 Sansome, r. 901 Haight
Boon Joseph S., laborer, r. W s San Bruno Road bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth Avs
Boon Polly Miss, furnished rooms, 73^ Stockton
Boon Theodore, bookkeeper William Helmuth, r. 423
Bush
Boone Charles H., barber, 116 Sutter, r. 32 3< Mary
Boone Charles T., attorney at law, r. 342 Eighteenth
Boone John L. (Scrivuer & Boone) attorney at law,
320 California, rooms 12-14, r. 1020 Twenty-first
Boone W. D. B., commercial traveler, r. 326 Larkin
Boop John D., watchman, r. 429 Bush
Boor John compositor Francis, Valentine & Co., r.
314 Fifth
Booren Margaret, widow, r. 6 Zoe, rear
Booren William F., painter, r. 6 Zoe, rear
Boorman William Mrs., dr.vgoods, 228 Noe
Boos Mary, widow, r. 1320 Jackson
Boose Robert F., waiter, r. 1 Burritt PI
Boost Charles, wireworker Cal. Wire Works, r. 2009
Powell
Boost John, machinist, r.2009 Powell
Boost Philip J., solicitor Cal. Wire Works, r. 2009
Powell
Booth Andrew G. (Gunnison & Booth) attorney at
law, 328 Montgomery, rooms 9-10, r. Palace Hotel
Booth Arthur E., letter carrier Post Office, r. 1 Mid-
dle
Booth Arthur P., machinist, r.616 Guerrero
Booth Charles S., foreman Clot & Meese, r. 616 Guer-
rero
Booth David, carrier Evening Post, r. 616 Guerrero
Booth David C, jHnitor Masonic Temple
Booth Edward B., bookkeeper Whittier, Fuller & Co.,
r. Alameda
Booth Edgar H., draftsman, r. 501 Harrison
Booth Ella N. Miss, teacher Valencia Street Grammar
School, r. 512 Shotwell
Booth George W.. clerk, r.7n2 Vallejo
Booth Gold Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.) George R.
Spinuey secretary, 310 Pine, room 28
Booth Henry J., office 113 Leidesdorfif, r. 327 Post
Booth James, r. 631 Sacramento
Booth James E., tanner Christian Hellwig, r. cor
Florida and Serpentine Av
Booth James O., steveJore. r. 807 Treat Av
Booth John W., miner, r. 222 Clara
Booth Kate Miss, r. 122 Fourteenth
Booth Levi, superintendent Tatum & Bowen, r.
Berkeley
Booth liuciws A., U. S. weigher Custom House,
• r. Oakland
Booth Michael, laborer, r. 67 Natoma
Booth Newton, hostler, r. 604 Linden Av
Booth Robert, tanner Christian Hellwig, r. cor Flori-
da and Serpentine Av
Booth Samuel (Hollis & Booth) r. 512 Shotwell
Booth Samuel F. Jr., stenographer general freight
dept S. P. Co., r. 512 Shotwell
Booth Thomas W., r. 310 Turk
Booth William, laborer, r. 7 Moulton
Booth William F., attorney at law, 252 Market, r.
Berkeley
Booth & Co. (Sacramento) wholesale grocers, office
405 Front
Boothby Adolph F., restaurant, 312 Townsend
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 FIRST ST.
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Open Fire - Place Trimmings
a Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET,
Boothby August P., expressman, r. ai8 Fillmore
Boothby Melvin, soapmaker Commercial Soap Co., r.
135 Ninth
Boothby S. E. Mrs., coffee saloon, 1185 Market
BootbeWilliam H., bookkeeper D. L. Beck & Sons, r.
Alameda
Boothroyd Alfred, teamster, r. 318 M Ivy Av
Bootz Adam, proptr Bootz's Park, Mlfisiou Road, nr
I County line
Bootz Adam Jr., clerk Tax Collector's Office, r. 30
Eddy
Bootz Henry, plumber The Baldwin
Bootz Mamie Miss, r. 207}^ Taylor
Boutz's Park, Adam Bootz proptr. Mission Road, nr
County Line
j Bope John F., laborer, r. Sutro Heights
I Bopp Jacob, baker, r. 763 Howard
I Bopp Louis, baker, r. 449 Third
! Boiip Williaiij, butcher, cor Venezuela and Yazoo
! Boradori Rafatl, dairyman, San Bruno Road, nr Way-
I land U. M. T.
Boradt Henry, liquor saloon, 528 Valencia
Boras John F., tailor, r. 28 Mary
Borash J., waiter, r. 14 Garden
Borber Antonio F., milker Raymond & Clifford, r. SW
cor Napa and Arkansas
Borchardt F. W., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1
Mariposa, nr Minnesota
Borchardt George, clerk, r. 1306 Buchanan
Borchardt Henry, cook, r. 108 Austin
Borchardt William J. F., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery,
r. SE cor Mariposa and Minnesota
Borchers Adolph. clerk J. J. Mac;>, r. 521 Natoma
Borchers Eliza, wido-w, r. 521 Natoma
Borchers Henry, bartender, r. 1824 Union
Borchers J. C, baunscheidist, r. 417 Bush
Borchers William, master schr Gaslight, r. 2 Rincon
Court
Borchers William Jr., seaman Bchr Gaslight, r. 2 Rin-
con Court
Borehert Agnes Mrs., teacher music, r. 988 Howard
Bordeaux Board of tJiider^vriters, Eugene
Thomas & Co. agents, 617-619 Sansome
Bordeaux Line (New York and Bordeaux) 513 Mont-
gomery
Borden Cornelius, teamster Lauter Bro8.,r. 117 JS Perry
Borden Edward G. (J. W. Wolf & Co.| r. 2054 Jones
Borden Henry B., patternmaker, r. 828 Howard
Borden Ivy L., clerk general passenger and ticket of-
fice S. P. Co., r. 521 Post
Borden James K., teamster Capitol Mills, r. 828 How-
ard
Borden John, clerk, r. 323 Vallejo
Borden John, coremaker W. T. Garratt k Co., r. 510
Natoma
Borden John, teamster, r. 2^ Clyde
Borden John J., foreman Cal. Cigar BoxfCo., r. IIIM
Perry
Borden John V., molder, r. 911 Folsom
Borden Michael, boilermaker, r. 413 Third
Borden Michael, fisherman, r. 323 Vallejo
Borden Nathaniel A., seaman, r. 649 Mission
Borden Peter M., millhand Capitol Mills, r. IViii
Perry ,
Borden Rhodes, attorney at law (Oakland) r. 521 Post
Borden Terrence, laborer, r. 117}i[Perry
Bordenave Andre, laborer Cal. Tripe Co., r. SE cor St.
Thomas and Yazoo
Bordenave Benard, French restaurant, 782 Montgom-
ery, r. 729 Montgomery
Bordenave Jean, bakery, 639 Broadway, r. 641 M
Broadway
Bordenave Joseph A., butcher, r. cor Trinidad and
Susquehanna
MnrH^rr^ ^^''■'■V ^»1^«'^'. "26 Dupont. r. 7 Adele Alley
Bordenstein Carl H., clerk headquarters Division of
the Pacific, U. S. A., r. 2505 Sacramento
Bordner Jacob, carpenter, 641 Mission
Bordochie R., fruits and vegetables, 2206 Fillmor«
Bordt Henry A., cook, r. 209 Leldesdorff
Bordwell Albert B., plumber, r. 1723 Eddy
Bordwell George A., architect, 318 Pine, room 29, r.
Alameda
Boreham George, clerk A. M. Ammirk, r. 333 Geary
Korehaiii Louisa, widow, r. 333 Geary
Borel Alfred (Alfred Borel & Co.) r. Switzerland
Borel Alfred «& Co. (Alfred and Antolne Borel)
bankers, 311 Montgomery
Borel Antoine (Alfred Borel & Co.) and consul
Switzerland, 311 Montgomery, r. 606 Stockton
Borel Francois A. collector, r. 615 Pine
Borel Frank, fruits and vegetables, 87 Ninth, r. 27
Laskle
Borel Frank, laundryman Alexander Roux, r. Twenty-
eighth, bet Church and Sanchez
Borel George, r. 105 Stockton
Borel Joseph, clerk Lenormand Bros., r. 10 John
Borel Leon F., cook M. B. Moraghan. r. 520 Vallejo
Borel Marie, shampooer Hammam Baths, r. 613 Pine
Borel Martin, notions, 1128 Folsom
Borel Theodore J., cook Phil's Exchange, r. 1515 Pow-
ell
Borella A. & Co. (Angelo and Joseph Borella) iunk
dealers, 1136 Howard
Borella Angelo (A. Boreila & Co.) r. 1136 Howard
Borella Joseph (A. Borella & Co.) r. 1136 Howard
Borella Joseph Jr., with A. Borella & Co., r.ll36 How-
ard
Boiella Luigi, dishwasher Perini & Ferini, r. 11
Union PI
Boreman Henry, salesman Charles L. Ross, r. 5 Post
Boreman Thomas, tailor J. H. Curley
Boretta Edward, r. 417 Stockton
Borg J. B., cook stmr James M. Donahue, r. 28 Clay
Borgenson Bernard, master mariner, r. 14 Washing-
ton
Borger Annie Mrs., fancy goods and embroidering,
507 Bryant
Borgerding Henry, scorer Wempe Bros.
Borgerson Peter, seaman, r. 73 Jessie
Borgeshen Henry, gardener, r. 2434 Larkln
Borgeson Charles (Dixon, Borgeson & Co.) r. Oakland
Borggren John F., blacksmith, r. 225 Perry
Borghgren Nils, tailor, r. 1206 Howard
Borgi Giuseppe, baker G. Pedroni
Borgonovo Cerillo, dishwasher Perini & Ferini, r.
531 Vallejo
Borgonovo Cipriano, tailor, r. 531 Vallejo
Borgstrom John A., laborer, r. 115 Geary, rear
Borgstrom Minna Mrs., millinery, 322-326 Montgom-
ery Av
Borgstrom Peter, tailor, r. 324 Montgomery Av
Borgvall Emil, waiter John L. Mill, r. 11 H Antonio
Borgward Frederick W., boot and shoemaker, 12r
Leldesdorff, r. 55 Second
Borgwardt August, artificial stone worker, r. 426
Haight
Borgwardt Relnhardt, laborer, r. 634 Jessie
Borho C, r. 641 Stevenson
Borle G. A., painter, r. 321 Third
Borie Louis J., bookkeeper F. Chevalier & Co., r.
East Oakland
Bories Leon, salesman Ackerman Bros. r. Ahlborn
House
Borlari Cammello, carpenter, r. 506 Union
Borkheim Henry, tailor, 26 Steuart, r. 119 Langton
Borkheim Samuel H., pressman Schmidt Label and
Lltho. Co., r. 119 Langton
Borkman L. Albert, barber, 221 Grant Av., r. 3 Reagan
PI
Borland Archie, capitalist, 314 Pine, r. Oakland
Borland Lewis, miller Del Monte Milling Co.
Borle Charles, bartender, r. 969 Howard
Borle Gustavus H., upholsterer Connelly & Borle, r.
547 Jessie
Borle Gustavus J., carpenter, r. 547 Jessie
WINDOW_SHADES.
Plain, Fringed, Decorated and Embroidered Shades
made to order in any size or style.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MAKKET STREET,
KE.\T ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Martet SI
'Cn IDCC rVTDA nDV< or most delicate flavor ana the only true )ARPADHARASZTHY&C0.
£OLI I OU LA I n A U n I ) champagne produced inthe United SUtes. i" 530 WASHINQTON STEEET.
BOK
245
BOS
Borle Louis (Connelly fc Borle) r. 547 JesPio
Bormau .iuiius, butcher The Baldwin
Bornian K., boxmaker Uniou Box Factory, r. 525
I'nion
Born Conrad, barber George Obernauer, r. 70 Clem-
entiua
Born Ernest, r. fi05 Broadway
Born Julius, pastry cook Palace Hotel
Born Philip M., collector, r. 725 Webster
Born Steplien A., secretary White Cooks' and
Waiters' Benevolent Association, 124 Geary
Borneman Henry, liquor saloon, 130 Fourth, r. 431
Jessie
Bornemann Francis G. (Bornemsnn & Salinger) r.
2418 Mission
Bornemann Hartwig, artist r. 1204 California
Bornemann Julia I , widow, r. 2418 Mission
Bornemann & Salinger (Francis G. Bornemann and
William Salinger; brokers, 422 Montgomery
Bornheimer Francis, r. 226 Webster
Bornholdt Hans, bartender, r. 230 Pacific
Boinholdt William, nightwat -hman, r. 909 Kearny
Bornstein Joseph, tailor, r. 16:J8 Market
Bornstein Louis, laborer, r. 400 Tehama
Borustein Morris L., clerk Bachman Bros., r. 903}^
McAllister
Bornstein Sigmond, hidebuyer, r. 460 Tehama
Boro Carlotta Mrs., r. 425^ Broadway
Bore Louis, coffee saloon, 6 Sacramento
Borotra Johanna, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 2122 Jones
Borough Richurd, salesman Martin Sachs & Co., r.
Alameda
Borovinich Peter, restaurant, 1215 Polk
Borowsky Michael, commercial traveler, r. 510Jj
Hayes
Borradiiile Augustus, draftsman Curlett & Cuthbert-
son, r. 11)9 Fifth
Borradaile Mary E., widow, r. 2437 California
Borradori Maurice, milkman, r. NE cor Chestnut and
Devisadero
Borremans Charles, r. 919 McAllister
Borremans Edward J., r. 919 McAllister
Borren Abraham, salesman Irving & Neustadt, r. 429
Grove
Borren Benjamin, laborer, r. 429 Grove
Borren Emanuel, salesman Feigenbaum & Co., r. 429
Grove
Borren Kauniann, upholsterer, r. 429 Grove
Borren Solomon, clerk Jaoob Goldstone, r. 429 Grove
Borrill John, seaman, r. 116 Berry
Borrman Charles, florist, r. 546 Howard
Borrman Henry A., clerk John C. Borrman, r. 1200
Howard
Borrman John C, .groceries and liquors, NW
cor Howard and Eighth
Borrman Moses, jeweler, r. 546 Howard
Borrmaun William J., salesman, r. 1637 Howard
Borromeo Auguste, boots and shoes, 414 Pacific
Bortfeld Ernest H. C, cabinetmaker, r. 10 Laskle
Bortman G., waiter The Baldwin
Boruck Marcus D., proprietor Spirit of The
Times, 621 Sansome, r. 2125 California
Bos Christian F. (Bos k Schmelz) r. 1001 McAllister
Bos & Schmelz (Christian F. Bog and Charles J.
Schmelz) druggists, SW cor McAllister and Bu-
chanan
BoBano P., laborer Nevada Restaurant, r. 516 Vallejo
Boscacci Battista, laundryman, r. 3015 Sixteenth
Boscacci Benjamin, laborer, r. 5 Jasper, rear
Boscacci Peter, tinsmith, r. 9 Cleaveland, rear
Bosch August, barber Otto Lemcke, r. 64 Everett
Bosche J. W., r. 337 Jessie
BoBchen Henry (Boschen & Huneke) r. NE cor Beale
and Fremont
Boschen Nicholas, groceries and liquors, 109 Fifth,
r. 30ti Minna
Boschen .<: Huneke (Henry Boschen and John H.
Huneke) liquor saloon, NE cor Beale and Bryant
FRATINGER & CO.
LADIES' SUITS
OP ALL DESOEIPTIONS.
105 KEARXY STREET.
JOHN HAMIillOND
THE LATEST IMPROVED
PATENT WATER CLOSETS.
SANITARY SEWER CAS TRAPS
Put in by skilled workmen.
PLUMBER. 505 KEARNV STREET.
Establlsheil 1860. Telephone 315.
Boschke Albert, civil engineer, r. 215 Kearny
Bose August, groceries and liquors, 955 Harrison
Bose Beruhard, salesman Stephen Jackson, r. 521
Braunan
Bose Charles, laborer Commercial Soap Co.
Bose Charles M. groceries and liquors, 426 Natoma,
r. 432 Natoma
Bose Diedrich H., groceries and liquors, 170 Ninth
Bose Frederick C. (Bose & Jurgens) r. 731 Brannan
Bose Herman, bartender T. W. Leydecker
Bose John, laborer, r. 1112 )i Bryant
Bose John H., laborer, r. 505 Eighth
Bose Martin, shoecutter, r. llViii Bryant
Bose Martin H., shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
nVih Bryant
Bose Nicholas (Wilkins & Bose) r. 521 Brannan
Bose & Jurgens (Frederick Bose and Richard Jur-
geus) groceries and liquors, 731-733 Brantian, and
proptrs Hayes Valley Brewery, 512-514 Grove
t^" Bose. See Boese and Bowes
Bosiwetts J., quartermaster stmr City Rio de Janeiro
Boskowitz Charles J., agent, r. 1607 California
Boskowitz Frank, salesman William Lewis & Co., r.
427 Sutter
Bosley James, farmer, r. 144 Shipley
Bognell Louis, laborer Phelps Mnfg Co., r. Garfield
Hotel
Bosq A. Mme., French laundry, 639 Post
Bosq Bernard, lapidary, r. 1023 5^ Sutter, rear
Bosquet Andrew, porter A. P. Houghtaling & Co., r.
507 }<j Hyde
Bosqui Ed^vard, manager Bosqui Engraving and
Printing Co., 523 Clay, r. 814 Lombard
Bosqui Edward L., cashier Anglo-Nevada Assurance
Corporation, r. 814 Lombard
BOSOniENeRAVINeANDPRmiNfiCO.
chrome lithographers, enffraverg, print-
ers and bookbinders, Ed^vard Bosqui
inanagfer. 533 Clay and 518 Commercial
Bosqui Francis L., student, r. 814 Lombard
Boss Frederick (Todt & Bobs) r. 36 Willows Av
Boss Henry cabinetmaker, r. 16 Ji Garden
Boss M. P.. milling engineer, 309 California, room
16, r. Oakland
Bossard George, cooper B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 569
Bryant
Bossberg Karl, baker, r. 634 Pacific
Bosschaarth Peter, seaman, r. 1117 Bryant
Bosse Louis, wines and liquors, foot of Second, r. 766
Bryant
Bosse R., waiter Palace Hotel
Bosshart Jacob E., whipmaker, r. 2631 Mission
Bossi Ezio J., fresco painter, r. 426 Vallejo, rear
Bossi Joseph C, marble cutter Ruffino & Biancbif r.
225 Clara
Bost Andrew C, laborer freight depot 8. P. Co., r. 231
Sixth
Bostick A. Henry, cashier San Jose Woolen Mill Co.,
r. 187 Hyde
^ Bostick. See Bostwick
Boston and Sand^vich Glass Co., Henry F.
Marsh agent. 577 Market
Boston Belting Co., J. W. Girvin & Co. agents, 24
California
Boston Board of Underwriters, Joseph 8.
Bacon agent, 218 California
Boston Dairy, U. S. G. Clifford proptr, SW cor Cam-
bridge and Bacon, U. M. T.
Boston Marine Insurance Co., J.N. Knowles
anient, .8 California
Boston Rubber Shoe Co., office 15 First
Boston XJnder^vriters (Boston) Ed. E. Potter
manager, 428 California
Boston William A , bookkeeper Savings and Loan So-
ciety, r. 1904 Baker
Bostwick Amelia Mrs., clerk Edward Kerr, r. 969
Mission
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mnnnfacturer of OTery description of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to 50 Beale Street, San Francisco.
•W/ Q ,^^^-n Gi TRUMA3r, ISHATff A HOOKER. Aeents for the Celebrated
W a.g'OnS. 2ICEiL.OW ikon AXI.£ wagons. 421-4S7 Market Street.
BOS
246
BOU
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTERS OP
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Bostwirk Frank F., clerk H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 915
Valencia
Bostwick Henry A., packer clothing dept TJ. 8. A.
Bostwirk Henry E., saleeman Doane & Henshelwood,
r. 'Jlo Valencia
Bostwick Harry R., printer, r. 915 Valencia
Bostwick Sprague N., clerk auditor's office S. P. Co.,
r. 602 Sutter
■^ Bostwick. See Bostick
BoBwell Frank M., druggist Charles A. Bayly, r. SE
cor Sixth and Howard
Boswell William, porter, r. 30 Hunt
Bosworth C. H., purser stmr Granada
Bosworth Charles W., porkpacker Lohoa Square
Packing House, r. 2435 Greenwich
Bosworth George B., compositor Examiner, r. 1014
Montgomery
Bosworth Henry M., organist, r. 2223 Taylor
Bosworth Martin, laborer, r. Mountain Spring House
Bosworth William, mining, 432 Montgomery, room 5,
r. 2229 Sacramento
Botcher Albert Mrs., groceries and liquors, SW cor
Fell and Laguna, r. 423 Laguna
Botcher Conrad F., stoker Engine No. 16, r. 2114 Cali-
fornia
Botcher Hendrick, master mariner, r. 5 Seymour Av
Botcher Louis, plumb -r, r. 1511 !<i Market
Botcherly John, laundryman S. F. Laundry
Both Curt, clerk Carl R. Nolte, r.3004 Mission
Both Jacob, groceries and liquors, 71 Natoma
Both .Jacob M., laborer freight depot S.P. Co., r. 105 Ji
Welsh
Both Martin, bartender William Wobber, r. 101
O'Farrell
Both Richard W., cooper, r. 14 Bemice
Bothe Luder, clerk, r. 2301 Geary
Bothin,Dallemand & Co. (Henry E. Bothin, Albert
Dallemand, Tobias and Max Oberfelder) whole-
sale liquor merchants, 215-217 California
Bothin Henry E. (Bothin, Dallemand & Co.) and
president Bothin Manufacturing Co., r. 2400 How-
ard
Botliin Manufacturing Co., Henry E. Bothin
president, mauufartiirerM baking powder, extracts
and coiTee, 17-19 Main and 910-912 Second, Sacra-
mento
Bothmann Frederick, expressman, cor Sixth and Bran-
nan, r. 1233 York
Bothmann Henry, woodturner, r. 10 Byington
Bothwell D. G., othce 435 California
Botscheider George, machinehand U. Fritschi, r.
745 Minna
Botsford George, dentist, 3 Taylor
Botsford H-nry C, timekeeper Pac. Rolling Mill,
. r. 711 Harrison
Botsford Henry K., survevor, r. 537 Sacramento
Botsford William, physician, r. 3 Taylor
Bott John H., master schr Edwin Parke, office 10 Cali-
fornia
Bottero Stanislaus, bartender C. Cuneo, r.51«5 Filbert
Botteron August, brushmaker, r. 3 Marion PI
Botteron Edward F., cooper, r. 3 Marion PI
Botteron Ferdinand B., cabinetmaker, r. 3 Marion PI
Botto Napoleon, bookkeeper Levaggl & Barbieri, r.
822 Broadway
Boltomley Charles, helper, r. 808 McAllister
Bottomley Henry, porter P. F. Nolan & Sons, r. 808
McAllister
Bottomley Liberty H.. letter carrier Post Office, r. 20
Wlldey
Bottrell William, r. 719 California
Bouchard Frank, r. 13Ifi Stelner
Boucher Charles, r. 3 Goodsell Pi
Boucher Eugene A., boilermaker, r. 3 Goodsell PI
Boucher Henry A., distributor S. F. Laundry
Boucher Henry S.. boHermaker, r. 3 Goodsell PI
Boucher Jauies, porter, r. .550 Stevenson
Boucher Joseph, b..ilermaker, r. 3 Goodsell PI
Boucher Thomas P., boilermaker, r. 433 First
•^ Boucher. See Bowcher
Boucbet Jules, clerk Lenormand Bros., r. 1605 Mason
Bouck Louis, r. 183 Perry
Boudan Louis E. (Christin & Boudan) r. 258 Fourth
Boudegard Morton, mastermariner, r. 1731 Jessie
Boudestel Charles, dyer, r. 315 Tehama
Boiidier August, bartender, r. 830 Broadway
Boudll Mary, lodgings, 515 Sicramento
Boudin Luc en 8., r. 9fi3 Folsom
Boudrow Charles, office 102 Steuart, r. 1933 Steyenson
Boudrow Charles E., wrecker, r. 1931 Stevenson
Bouffe C. Mine., dressmaking, 417 Sutter
Bougart Philip, confectioner, r. 527 Geary
Boughton Miss, milliner, r. 145 Ellis
Boughton Annie, widow, r. 2225 Geary
Boughton C. Mrs., saleslady E. E. Caswell, r. 28 Post
Boughton Henry J., secretarj The Western Life
Endowment Association of California, 509 Kearny
r. San Leandro
Boughton William W., bookkeeper Oregon Imp. Co.,
r. 312 Hyde
Bongrand Paul V., engineer Kiioechel& Brand, r. 833
Vallejo, rear
Bouick Alexander, patternmaker, r. 1 Perry
Bouier Joseph, cabinetmaker U. Fritschi, 745 Minns
Boukofsky Emil, gripman Geary St. RR., r. 1609
Geary
Boukofsky Louis, porter Yates & Co., r. 330 Bartlett
Boukofsky N. Mrs., r. 330 Bartlett
Boukofsky Rebecca Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Pri-
mary School, r. 1011 Buchanan
Boukofsky Rose Miss, teacher public schools, r. 1011
Buchanan
Boukofsky Sam, salesman M. Wnnsch & Co.. r. 1011
Buchanan
Boulanger Joseph, winedealer, r. W s California At..
nr Twenty-ninth
Bouldin David W., r. 1531 Golden Gate Av
Bouldin Powhattan W., clerk, r. 104 Vicksbnrg
Boulin Jeannette, widow, r. 517 Filbert
Boulin T. Mrs., r. 517 Filbert
Boullei Eugene J., machinist F. A. Bobbins, r. 420
Ivy Av
Boullet Joseph R., teacher music, r. 134 Hickory Av
Boulon Jennie, widow, lodgings, 523 Montgomery Ar
Boulwaru Frank, helper Union Box Factory, r. West
Berkeley
Bounds George, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W R
Kentucky, bet Solano and Mariposa
Boundy WilUam, liquor saloon, 109 Jackson
Bouquet George F., barber H. H. Creighton, r. Oak-
land
Bourbin James C, grainer, r. 1602 Eddy
Bourdon Jacob, machinist, r. 636 Commercial
Bourdet John W., clerk County Clerk's Office, r. 925
Golden Gate Av
Bourdet Peter, patrolman Morse's Patrol, r . 925 Golden
Gate Av
Bourdillon Marie, domestic 1820 Vallejo
Bourdiu Felix, washer Jean LaCome, r. 345 Seven-
teenth
Bourgeois Alexander, foreman George W. Gibbs &
Co., r. 238 Seventh
Bourgeois Alexander Mrs., laundress, r. 238 Seventh
Bourgeois Francois, fisherman, r. 2219 Powell
Bourgeois Louis; gardener, r. 1409 California
Bourgin Peter, machinist W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
Oakland
BOUEGOIN ADOLPHnewana
second-liand books, books bought and.
sold, 206 Montgomery Av
Bourguard Albert, machinist ClotS Meese, r. 42Ritch
Bourguignon August, boots and shoes, 428 >i Broad
way
Bonrgtiignon Ernest, shoemaker Orrin Jones jc Co., r.
514 Filbert
"THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING
TO ORDER AND READY-MADE.
Corner M0NT003XEBV and iiCTTKB STS.
WASHINGTON Fire Ins. Co. of Bostoil
Capital, $1,000,000 I GEO. D. DORNIN. Manager
Assets, $1,810,273 WU. SZZTOIT, Aast Uaaiea-
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
BOU
247
BOW
BourRtiin Phlloiuene Miss, laundress, r. 213 Larkin
Bourjade Clieri P., wines and liquors, 1509 Dupont
Bourke David, shoemaker, 16 HHjres
Bourke Edward, restaurant, 1130 Union
Bourke Jeremiah T., solicitor Chronicle, r. 801 Fil-
bert
Bourke John, shoemaker, r. 32 Crocker
Bourke Mary A. Mrs., groceries and liquors, 19 Van
Ness Av
Bourke Themas, warehouseman, r. 490 Francisco
•^ Bourke. See Berk, Berke and Burke
Bourland , barteuder, r. 607 Pine
Bourn Solomon, clerk, r. 534 Hayes
Bourn W'illlam B., office 401 California, rooms
3-5, r. 1300 Hyde
Bourne Euphemia, widow, r. 30 Stanly PI
Bourne E. W. Mrs., r. 1535 Mission
Bourne Henry T., mlllhand Golden Gate Flouring
Mill. r. 528 Eddy
Bourne John B, stockbroker, 12 Leidesdorff, r. 2516
California
Bourue Richard A., leather and shoe findings, 28
Second, r. 2120 Bush
Bourne Richard M., r. Grand Hotel
Bourne William, longshoreman, r. 5 Rincon Av
Bourne William T., commercial traveler, r. 1312
Mission
Bourquard Albert, machinist, r. 42 Ritch
Bouscat Jacques, laundryman, r. 525 Hayes
Bouse Jesse E., laborer, r. 529 Valencia
Bousfield William C, stock and bond broker, 409
California, r. Oakland
Boushey Julius, physician, 1303 Mission
Bousquet Eugene, agent Cal. and Pac. Cream of Tar-
tar Works, r. Ill ', Leavenworth
Bousquet Leon, superintendent Cal. and Pac. Cream
of Tartar Works, 429-431 Battery, r. Ill Ji Leav-
enworth
Bousquet Melenie A., dyeing and scouring, 717 >i
Howard
Boutelle Annie M. Miss, r. 112 O'Farrell
Boutelle William C, clerk U. S. Railway Mall Ser-
vice, r. 112 O'Farrell
Boutes James F. (Boutes & Pac) r, 1607 Dupont
Bontes & Pac (James F. Boutes and John J. Pac)
liquor saloon, 511 Washington
Boutillier Louis, salesman Boisson & Lartigan, r. cor
Twenty-second and Clement
Boutillier Michell, ambulance driver U. S. Marine
Hospital
Boutin H., porter C. Carpy & Co.
Boutin Jean B., cellarman, r. 616 Broadway
Bouton Andrus P., mnfr medicines, 118 Taylor
Bouton Frank G., special policeman, r. 623 Ellis
Bouton Frederick P., salesman John Cogan, r. 47
Twelfth
Bouton Hart, superintendent La Grande Laundry,
r. 210 S4 Thirteenth
Bouton Nathan, coachman, r. 31 South Park
Bouton W. E., distributor La Grande Laundry, r. 210 J4
Thirteenth
Bouton Wilsou F., bookkeeper, r. 1 Cedar Av
Boutz Leon, sodamaker Walsh &Welch, r. 515 Ji Stev-
enson
Bouve Claude, shipjoiner, r. 22 Lily Av
Bouve Orrin, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 22 Lily Av
Bonvet J. Mme., French laundry, 21 Trenton
Bonvier Alfred, manager Baldwin Theater, r. 717
Post
Bouwman Bernardus, real estate, r. 206 Polk
Bovard Freeman D. Rev., pastor Bush Street M. E.
Church, r. 2520 Bush
Bove William R., manager J. M. Pike, r. 636 Market
Bovee James S., contractor, r. 1212 Union
Bovee John, laborer, r. 2115 Powell
Bovee Nestell C, manager House Renting Depart-
ment Bovee, Toy & Co., r. 2008 Mason
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERMO-EtECTRIC
RUSSIAN and TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batis Givei.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
GARDEN HOSE,
LAWN SPRINKLERS, HOSE MENDERS,
HOSE COUPLINGS, HOSE PIPES.
W. E. LANE, Plumber,
505 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
BOVEE, TOY & 00. .wtmamH.
Bovee uiid George D. Toy) real estate
atfents, auctioneers and house brokers,
19 Moutgoiiiery
Bovee William H. (Bovee, Toy & Co.) r. 711' Jones
Bovo Gabriel, wholesale and retail wines and li-
quors, 1300-1302 Dupont. r. 641 Vallejo
Bovyer Clayton, r. 185 Sixteenth
Bovyer John A., carpenter, r. 185 Sixteenth
Bovyer Nelson H., clerk, r. 185 Sixteenth
Bovyer Percy T., clerk, r. 185 Sixteenth
Bovyer William L., carpenter, 510 Sacramento, r. 621
Pine
Bow Jerry S., r. 736 Folsom
Bowas J., millman Pac. Rolling Mill.
Bowbeer Thomas, butcher L. Werner, r. 507 Sixth
Bowcher James, furniture and storage, 228 Stockton,
r. 220 Seventeenth
Bowden Elizabeth A., widow, r. 2506 California
Bowden George, bookkeeper, r. 636 Stevenson
Bowden John, teamster, r. 2 Liberty
Bowden Joseph, painter, r. 1115 Filbert
Bowden Nicholas, hostler, r. 2335 Washington
«^" Bowden. See Boden
Bowe James, lettercarrler Post Ofl&ce, r. 15 Johnson
Av
Bowe Michael, laborer, r. 15 Johnson Av
Bowe William H. (Bowe & Stauge) and groceries and
liquors, SE cor Potrero Av and El Dorado
Bowe & Stange ( William H. Bowe and C.Jacob Stange)
groceries and liquors. NE cor Waller and Fillmore
Bowen Mrs., r. 2336 Mission
Bowen salesman Philip Kennedy & Co., r. 1020
Mission
Bowen wlreweaver Cal. Wire Works, r. 2132
Stockton
Bowen Alfred, butcher Edwin Cortelyou, r. 230 Hick-
ory Av
Bowen Archibald J., stevedore, r. 5 Winthrop
Bowen Bridget, domestic 799 Van Ness Av
Bowen Charles E., salesman Sherwood & Sherwood,
r. Oakland
Bowen Charles R. (Goldberg, Bowen & Co.) r. 1941
Clay
Bowen Charles W., boxmaker, r. 636 Commercial
Bowen Charlotte, widow, r. 516 Howard
Bowen David, laundryman, r. 526 J4 Natoraa
Bowen David, seaman, r. 217 Second
Bowen Daniel, car painter, r. SE cor Green and
Gough
Bowen Daniel, laborer L. E. Clawson, r. 121 Ivy Av
Bowen Daniel, restaurant stmr Tiburon, r. Commer-
cial Hotel
Bowen Daniel P., teamster, r 36 Clay
Bowen Dennis, hostler N. Gray & Co., r. 442 Jessie
Bowen Dennis, teamster, r. 124 Ivy Av
Bo-tven Edgar J., seed merchant, 813-817 San-
some, r. 1456 Franklin
Bowen Edward C, foreman pressroom coiner's dept,
U. S. Mint, r. 32 Sixth
Bowen Ernest W., clerk, r. 22 Geary
Bowen Francis W., clerk, r. 22 Geary
Bowen Gardiner E., messenger S. F. Stock and Ex-
change Board, r. 1112 Devisadero
Bowen George, molder, r. 423 Natoma
Bowen George H., teamster, r. 1112 Devisadero
Bowen Henry, first officer stmr Los Angeles, r. 519
McAllister
Bowen Henry, wireweaver, r. 2132 Stockton
Bowen Henry A., salesman Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r.
1941 Clay
Bowen James r. 1206?^ Polk
Bowen James, carpenter, r. 1203 Union
Bowen James, teamster, r. 668 Clementina
Bowen James B., glass stainer, r. 2503 Sacramento
Bowen James P. , laborer Custom House, r. 928 Folsom
Bowen J. Joseph (Tatum & Bowen) r. 2014 Webster
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
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FROM NEW TYPK.
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BROWN, CRAIG & CO.. General Agents.
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FOR GAS, STEAM AND 'WATER.
np« FIttingn. nil Nizeit.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Bowen John, brass finisher Joseph Eoylance, r. 557}$
Minna
Bowen John, fruit dealer, r. 51 Stevenson
Bowen John, salesman, r. 1020 Mission
I Bowen John, seaman, r. 519 McAllister
Bowen John, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
124 Ivy Av
Bowen John, tinsmith George H. Tay i Co., r. 2132
! Stockton
Bowen John H., carpenter, r. 55 Second
Bowen John L., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
; 1301 Webster
[ Bowen John M., carpenter S. M. Hills
t Bowen Human, upholsterer, r. 429 Grove
Bowen Margaret, widow, r. 2132 Stockton
Bowen Mary Miss, milliner R. Eowe, r. 928 Folsom
Bowen P. W., laborer John Reynolds, r. cor Eighth
and Harrison
j Bowen Samuel W., salesman A. Lusk k Co., r. 11 Val-
paraiso
I Bowen T. James, collector N. Gray & Co., r. 442 Jessie
Bowen Waldo, r. 22 Geary
Bowen William, baker, r. 1126 Folsom
j Bowen William, engineer stmr Arago
Bowen William, gilder, r. 2503 Sacramento
Bower Charles, dairyman, NE cor Seventeenth and
Douglass
' Bower Henry, milker Charles Bower, r. NE cor Sev-
1 enteenth and Douglass
j Bower Solomon M., furniture, 1520 Polk
j ft^ Bower. See Bauer and Bsur
Bowers August, machinist, r. 366 Natoma
' Bowers Carl, laborer Lake Merced
Bowers Caroline, widow, r. 5 Scheerer PI
! Bowers Charles, cook, r. 356 Jessie
; Bowers Charles H., coachman, r. 5 Austin
Bowers David, journalist, r. 234 Bush
Bowers Frank T. (J. T. Bowers & Son) r. U31 Wash-
I ington
I Bowers George, capitalist, r. 2610 jRCkson
Bowers George, clerk, r. 1239 Pine
Bowers George, engineer, r. 423 Bush
Bowers Henry W., longshoreman, r. 424 Sansome
Bowers Horace P., boilermaker, r. 510 Stockton
Bowers John, farmer, off W 8 Mission Road, nr Six-
Mile House
Bowers John T. (J. T. Bowers & Son) r. 1431 Wash-
ington
Bowers Joseph, r. 1042 Folsom
Bowers Jourdin, laborer, r. 503 Jackson
Bowers J. T. k Son (.John T. and Frank T.) mnfrs
pianos, 719 Market
Bowers Julius A., carpenter, r. 8J^ Bourbin PI
Bowers M. F., grlpman Market St. RR., r. 60 Clipper
Bowers Leonard, cabinetmaker, r. 115 Gilbert
Bowers L. S. Mrs., astrologer, 104 Powell
Bowers Stephen C, wharfinger Howard St. Wharf
No. 1, r. 907 Fifteenth
Bowers Thomas J., attorney at law, 504 Kearny, r.
1222 Buchanan
Bowers Timothy Mrs., widow, r. Green, bet Frank-
lin and Gough
Bowers Walter H., solicitor, r. 1833 Union
Bowers William, secretary Thomas Ewing, r. Oakland
Bowers William F., r. Lake Merced
Bowers William F., agent Gutta Percha and Rubber
Mnfg Co., r. 1227 Turk
Bowes Brothers (Fred. C. and William E.) liquor
saloon, 139 Ninth
Bowes Caroline A., widow, r. 469 Tehama
Bowes Frederick C. (Bowers Bros.) r. 139 Ninth "
Bowes John B., laborer Pac. Rolling MiU, r. NE cor
Sierra and Michigan
Bowes Kitty Miss, dressmaker, r. 720 Howard
liowes William E. (Bowes Bros.) r. 139 Ninth
K?^ Bowes. See Bose
Bowhay Alfred L., cutter Henry Hess, r. Nucleus
House
Bowie Allen St. J., office 314 Montgomery, room i,
T. 918 Van Ness Av
Bowie Augustus J., physician, r. 918 Van Ness
Bo^vle Au|;a8tu8 J. Jr., consulting engineer,
217 Sansome, room 10, and School Director, r.
1913 Clay
BoiTie Hamilton C, DI. D., specialist for ear,
throat and nervous di.seases, office 702 Market,
office hours 11 to 12 M. and 1 to 3 P. M., r. San
Mateo
Bowie Henry P., attorney at law, 302 Montgomery,
rooms 1-2, r. San Mateo
Bowie Hugh (Morton & Bowie) r. 500 Folsom
Bowie Hyde R., assistant weigher Custom House, r.
Oakland
Bowie Mary, widow, r. .507 Shotwell
Bo^vie Robert I., physician and surgeon, office
220 Sutter, office hours 11 to 12 M. and 1 to 3
P. M., r. 2202 California
Bowie Wallace A., paperdealer, r. 118 Shotwell
Bowie William D., agent Bandmann, Nielsen & Co., r.
212 Hermann
Bowin Augnste, waiter, r. 112 Ellis
Bowker Charles A., clerk Davis Bros., r. 1825 Hyde
Bowlan James, clerk, r. 507 Bush
Bowlan John C, bartender, r. 607 Pine
Bowland James D., r. 308 Noe
Bowlen Thomas H., policeman, r. 115 Wildey
Bowler Timothy, helper Phelps Mnfg Co., r. Beach,
ur Buchanan
Bowles Ceorge R., carpenter and builder, 211 Post, r.
633^ Geary
Bowles James, books and stationery, SE cor Com-
mercial and Leidesdorflf
Bowles Joseph H. (Brown & Bowles) r. Oakland
Bowles Margaret E. Miss, nurse, r. 1907 Baker
Bowles Philip E., with G. W. MoNear, r. 957 Linden,
Oakland
Bowles Richard, shoemaker, r. 20M Minna
Bowles Thomas, boilermaker, r. 20!^ Minna
Bowley Bennett H., clerk, r. 2123 Howard
Bowley Freeman S , engineer S. P. Co., r. 2123 Howard
Bowley John, longshoreman, r. 421 Folsom
Bowley Samuel C, auctioneer Clayburgh & Branden-
stein, r. 639 Mission
Bowman Alexander, machinist Chicago Brewing Co.,
r. 575 Bryant
Bowman .\lfred, seaman, r. 116 Berry
Bowman Bridget, widow, r. 1228 York, rear
Bowman Charles H., storekeeper S. P. Co's stmrs,
Oakland Ferry Wharf, r. Oakland
Bowman Ellis, peddler, r. 610 Natoma
Bowman Frank, with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
29 Drumm
Bowman George E., bartender, r. 187 Perry
Bowman George F., investment, securities, bonds,
real estate, loans and insurance, 440 California,
r. 2U0 Pacific Av
Bowman Henry C, carpenter, r. 110 Freelon
Bowman Henry C, watchman Pioneer WTiite Lead
Works, r. 150 Fourth
Bowman Jacob, r. 115 Second
Bowman Jacob, clerk D. Samuels, r. 1219 Turk
Bowman James, fireman stmr Eureka, r. 738 Vallejo,
rear
Bowman James N., clerk, r. 1823 Stockton
Bowman Joel K., r. 187 Perry
Bowman John, engineer Allen & Young, r. 568 Mis-
sion
Bowman John S. (John 8. Bowman & Co.) r. 417
Mason
Bo^'inan John S. & Co. (John S. Bowman and
Joseph Coblentz) wholesale wines and liquors,
and manufacturers cigars, 213-215 Battery
Bowman Joseph, saloon keeper, r. 549 Ninth
Bowman Levi A., vice-principal Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 817 Bush
Bowman Louis W., teacher music, r. 1016 Washington
UPHOLSTERY.
WHOLESALE .\MD EETAIL
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT A130VK PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Sbow Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Market St.
m inCC rVTDA nOV ( SoM at price of imported champagne, > ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
ttLlrot LAInA Uni \ lessduty i 530 WASHINGTOH steezt.
BOW
249
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Bowman Martin, gtipman Sutter St. ER. ,
Bowman Perry F., conductor Market St. RR., r. 537
Broderick 1
Bowman Philip F., r. 108 Mason
Bowman S., cigar dealer, r. 417 Mason
Bowman Samuel, r. cor Nye and Congdon
Bowman Samuel, compositor Brunt & Fisher, r. 5>4
Garden
Bowman Solomon, merchant, r. 5M Garden
Bowman Thomas W., porter, r. 633 Broadway
Bowman William, r. 1(337 Howard
Bowman W. J., r. 191 Sixteenth
0^ Bowman. See Bauman an:l Baumann
Bowne Emma L., widow, r. 1137 Twenty-first
Bowue William S. (Wright, Bowne A: Co.) r. Santa
Clara
Bowues George, warehouseman Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
W 8 Kentucky, bet Solano and Mariposa
Boweer M. Virgil", collector Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg
Co., r. 515 Post
Bowser William W., city manager Wheeler & Wilson
Mnfg Co., r. 515 Post
Bowyer Frederick W., clerk Lowenthal, Livingston
& Co., r. Oakland
Box James, machioist Fulton Iron Works, r. 411 Turk
Boxtuess Gilson A., guide, r. 32 Fourth
Boxton Agnes, widow, r. 533 Greenwich
Buxton Charles, dentist, 131 Post, r. 1617 Howard
Boxton George W., clerk Davis Bros., Bergihann &
Co., r. 533 Greenwich
Boy Grat. cook Occidental Hotel, r. 152 Perry
Bovakin E. Q., r. 107 Walnut
Boyakin H. A., laborer J. E. Whittier, r. 107 Walnut
Boyan Augusta (Button & Boyan) r. 1305 Eddy
Boyce Isaac G., attorney at law, r. 606 Montgomery
Boyce James, teamster Joseph Macdonough & Co., r.
558^ Bryant
Boyce James, teamster William Kerr, r. 901 Battery
Boyce John, laborer, r. 54 Norfolk
Boyce John, laborer, r. 1933 Union, rear
Boyce Michael, lumberman, r. 515 Howard
Boyce Patrick, gardener, r. 218 Willow Av
Boyce Robert, clerk E. & L. Artigues, r. 526 Bryant
Boyce Samuel , miner, r. 526 Bryant
Boyce Samuel E., driver Wells, Fargo k Co., r. 501 Post
Boyce Thomas, commission broker, r. 526 Bryant
Boyce William, seaman gtmr George W. Elder
Boyce William, teamster William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Boyce William A., managing editor Call, r. 1814 Taylor
Boyce William T., molder Union Iron Works, r. 526
Bryant
Sff" Boyce. See Bolce
Boyd Albert, cook, r. 108 Second
Boyd Alexander (Boyd & Davis) r. 2020 Washington
Boyd Catherine, widow, r. 79 Everett
Boyd Chauucey W., dentist, 1016}^ Larkln, r. 1015
Leavenworth
EOYD COLIN M. City agent I.on.
don, Northern and ^ueen Insurance
Co's, and Supervisor Tliird W^ard, office
4:41 California, r. American Exchange
Hotel
Boyd David, laborer, r. 3010 Laguna
Boyd David W., policeman, r. 612 Baker
Bovd E., r. 208)4 Seventh
Boyd Edwin T., plumber and gasfitter, r.609 Stockton
Boyd Edward W., clerk, r. 1916 Taylor
Boyd Frank, pilot, ofilce 506 Battery, room 9, r. 222
Golden Gate Av
Boyd George W., master mariner, r. 113 Cumberland
Boyd Grant, salesman Murphy, Gract & Co., r. 307
Haight
Boyd H. 0. Mrs., widow, r. 1324 Montgomery
Boyd Henry, painter, r. 1115 Broadway
Boyd Henry C, solicitor Alta, r. 1301 Taylor
Boyd Hugh, portrait and animal artist, and secre-
tary Coursing Clubs, 18 Post
FRATINGER 8t CO.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
JERSEY WAISTS.
NEWEST GOODS. LATEST STYLES. LOWEST PRICES.
105 KEARNY STREET.
John HAMMOND
m
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MADE AND REPAIRED. j ii^
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Roofs of all kinds made Water Tight. j ^
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Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Boyd Jauies, boatman, r. 292 Union
Boyd James, master mariuer, r. 11 Pacific O
Boyd James, master mariner, r. 1257 Montgomery
Boyd James, printer, r. 6'i9 Broadway
Boyd James, stonecutter, r. 1404 •« Hyde
Boyd James A., expressman, cor SansomeandMatket,
r. 324 Guerrero
Boyd James H. (J. H. Boyd & Co.> r. 1140 Green
Bcyd James L., longshoreman, r. 1820 Stockton
Boyd James T. (Cope & Boyd) attorney at law, 324
Pine, rooms 10-12
Boyd James T. Jr., accountant N. B. and M. RR., r.
819 Treat Av
Boyd J. H. & Co. (James H. Boyd and EdwardP. Hill)
cigars, 1 Montgomery .\v
Boyd John, butcher, r. 3U10 Laguna
Boyd John, expressman, r. 14 Willow Av
Boyd John, fruitdealer, r. 1120 Harrison
Boyd John, mate bark James Cheston, r. 117 Drumm
Boyd John A., student, r. 1324 Montgomery
Boyd John F., capitalist, 29 Nevada Block, r. San Ra-
fael {
Bovd John H., ganger U. S. Internal Revenue, r. 1910
Polk
Boyd John H., trader, r. 1120 Harrison
Boyd Joseph, pressman Chronicle, r. 303 Filbert
Boyd Joseph C, miner, r. 628 Ash Av
Boyd Michael E., assistant editor Pacific Rural Pres&,
r. 2106 Hyde
Boyd Reuben H., painter, r. 631 Clay
Boyd Robert, deputy Superintendent Streets, r. 742
Howard
Boyd Robert, hostler, r. Bay District Hotel
Boyd Robert, pressman, r. 1563 Kearny
Boyd Robert C, carriagemaker Henry Thompson, r.
Ocean House
Boyd Samuel A., computing clerk U. S. Mint, r. 3010
Laguna
Boyd Samuel G., physician, 715 Clay
Boyd Theodore C, r. 1015 Leavenworth
Boyd Thomas W., merchant, r. 704 ^q O'Farrell
Boyd W. G., teamster, r. New Prescott House
Boyd William, bookbinder Hicks & Judd, r. 1404k
Hyde
Boyd William, cook J. J. Cuello, r. 304 Jessie
Boyd William, messman stmr Newbern
Boyd William, teamster Henry Williamson, r. 227
Chattanooga
Boyd William A., clerk, r. 2517 Fillmore
Boyd William K., master mariner, r. 1009 Valencia
Boyd & Davis (Alexander Boyd and Jacob Z. Davis)
real estate owners, office 126 Kearny, room 18
Boye John F., designer and carver S. & G. Gump, r.
525 Fell
Boye Otto, expressman NW cor Sutter and Montgom-
ery, r. 1780 Folsom
Boye Otto H., clerk, r. 1780 Folsom
Boye Samuel E., expressman, r. 501 Post
Boyens Henry, cook, r. 902 Montgomery
Boyeuval Armand, foreman Arpad Haraszthy & Co.,
" r. Oakland
Boyer Baptiste, laundryman Hayes Park Laundry, r.
Madrid, Excelsior Homestead
Boyer Florian, nurse French Hospital
Boyer J. D., attorney at law, 410 Montgomery, rooms
5-6, r. Pagoda Hill, Alameda Co.
Boyer H., restaurant keeper, r. 1202 Kearny
Boyer John, cook. r. 134 Fourth
Boyer Lizzie E. Miss, waitreae Henry Stein, r. 739
Folsom
Boyer Marius. dishwasher French Hospital
Boyer Otto, teamster, r. 1780 Folsom
Boyer C. E. Mrs., widow, r. 831 Fulton
Boyer Robert E., butcher, r. 621 Pine
Boyer Roliert J., stenographer J. F. Gawthorne. r.
Oakland
Boyer Sidney R., carpenter, r. 243 Eighth
Boyer Urban (Boyer & Mouren) r. 1204 Kearny
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mannfactarer of every deseription of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
48 to 60 Beale Street, San Francisco.
Ralino- Pr«»e«#»< TSUMAN, ISH AM &HOO££E, 421-427 Harket St. HAY,lUl>iS,
oaiing fresbed. mop. woojl. hag. and orchil,la presses.
BOY
250
BOY
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
iMruiatiis OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
Stieet Iroxx
AU SiifH and A'uiiiberii.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Boyer William, lamplighter 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 32
KllBS
Boyer & Mouren (Trban Boyer and Joseph Mouren)
liquor saloon. 1232 Dupont
Boyers Gary L.. with Pac. Improvement Co., r. Mon-
^terey, Cal.
Boyes Henry S., clerk, r. 2916 Clay
Boyes H. R. A., collector, r. 2916 Clay
Boyes JsmeB, manager estate Henry J. Boese, r. 512
Davis
Boyes Robert, with Holbrook. Merrill & Stetson, r.
520 Jones
Boyes 'William, r. 553 Howard
Boyhan John, carriagetrimmer H. M. Black, r. 1015
Twentieth
Boyhan Patrick, carriagetrimmer J. 8. Day & Co., r.
1716 Stevenson
Boyington Charles, r. 1063 Mission
Boyken George H.. janitor, r. 1309 California
Boyken J. Adolph. druggist, SW cor Mission and
Ninth, r. 128 Ninth
Boy Ian Bernard J., clerk Joseph C. Jennings k Co., r.
8 Auburn
Boylan Edward, patrolman Morse's Patrol, r.724 Cali-
fornia
Boylan Edward J., molder Empire Foundry, r. 611?^
Minna
Boylan H., ironer La Grande Laundry
Boylan James laborer, r. 512 Fulton
I Boylan James J., housemover. r. 441 Clementina
' Boylan Margaret Mrs., r. 402 Broadway
i Boylan Mary B., widow, r. 811 Filbert
: a^ Boylan. See Bovlen
! Boyle A. E., capitalist, r. 165 Ninth
i Boyle Annie, widow, r. 430 Tehama
Boyle Arthur, miner, r. 165 Ninth
i Bovle Bernard, janitor New City Hall, r. 21 Bonlta
i Boyle Charles, master schr Jennie Griflan, r. 45
Church
I Boyle Charles, seaman, r. 129 Jackson
Boyle Christopher J., cigarmater, r. 430 Tehama
Bovle D., driller 8. F. Bridge Co.
Boyle Daniel, driver United Carriage Co., r. 35 Welsh
Boyle Daniel, stonemason, r. 153 Tehama
Boyle Dennis H., horseshoer, 454 Stevenson, r. 629
I Natoma
; Boyle E., r. 1823 Stockton
I Boyle E.. car driver, r. 871 Market
! Boyle Edward, carpenter, r. 213 Seventh
I Boyle Edward D., plumber, r. 430 Tehama
I Boyle Edward M., packer American Cracker Co., r.
! 1103 Montgomery
Boyle Edward N., assistant bookkeeper Newman &
I Levlnson, r. 1202^ Folsom
' Boyle Eustlce M., expressman, r.NW cor Remain and
I Corbett
I Boyle Felix, bricklayer, r. 823 Jessie
I Boyle Florence Miss, teacher, r. 512 Mason
; Boyle George, laborer, r. 12 Broadway
Boyle George, teamster William Kerr, r. 901 Battery
Boyle Harloe A., compositor Bulletin, r. Commercial
i Hotel
I Boyle Hannah, widow, r. 2523 Folsom
I Boyle Harriet, widow, r. 844 Fifteenth
1 Boyle Henry, calker A. B. Patrick & Co., r. 1136 York
Boyle Henry, clerk, r. 32 Fourth
Boyle Hugh A. (S. F. Boyle & Co.) r. Saucelito
Boyle James, carpenter, r. 41 Freelon
' Boyle James, driver Whitney & Co's Express, r. 607
I Willow Av
Boyle James, laborer, r. 277 Stevenson
Boyle James, laborer, r. 917 Capp
Boyle James, longshoreman, r 1202!^ Folsom
Boyle James, plasterer, r. 573 Sixteenth
Boyle James F., carpenter, r. 41 Freelon
Boyle John, contractor, r. NW cor Romain and Corbett
Boyle John, laborer, r. 2032 Folsom
Boyle John, laborer Market St. RR., r. 814 Lott
Boyle John, painter, r. 223 Minna
Boyle John C, clerk Langley & Michaels, r. Ocean
House Road
Boyle John C. clerk, r. NW cor Romain and Corbett
Boyle John J., assistant License Collector, r. 334 Val-
Ifjo
Boyle .John J., laborer, r. 202 Sixth
BOYLE JOHN P. carpenter and
patentee, and nianufaclnrer fractnre
beds, invalid chairs and cratches, 607
Willow Av
Boyle John T.. blacksmith, r. 402 Ninth
Boyle John W., blacksmith, r. 652 Mission
Boyle Lawrence, laborer, r. 127 Welsh
Boyle ManuH. puddler Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E 8 Mich-
igan, bet Shasta and Sierra
Boyle Mary Mrs., r. 165 Ninth
Boyle Mary Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan Gram-
mar School, r. 2523 Folsom
Boyle Mary F., domestic 1212 Sutter
Boyle Michael, baker Thomas J. Chadboume, r. 310
Montgomerr Av
Boyle Michael, heater Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s Mich-
igan, bet Sierra and Shasta
Boyle Michael, sailmaker. r. 51 Sacramento
Boyle Michael F.. apprentice Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r.
908 Greenwich
Boyle Olin McC. proofreader Bulletin, r. Commer-
cial Hotel
Boyle Owen, miner, r. E s Michigan bet Shasta and
Sierra
Boyle Patrick, laborer, r. 444 Brannan
Boyle Patrick P. , barber and laundry ofiBce, 8 s
Sierra bet Michigan and Georgia
Boyle Peter, laborer, r. 425 Sierra
Boyle Peter, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. NE cor
Shasta and Illinois
Boyle Peter, shoemaker F. R. Jennings
Boyle Peter M., bookkeeper Harrison & Dickson, r.
NW cor Seventeenth and Church
Boyle Richard E., clerk Call, r. 31 Prescott
Boyle Robert, r. 402 Ninth
Boyle Robert, liquor saloon. 901 Battery
Boyle Rose A., widow, r. S s Sierra bet Michigan and
Georgia
Boyle Sarah J. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Primary
School, r. 512 Mason
Boyle S. F. & Co. (Sydney F. and Hugh A. Boyle)
importers and jobbers tailors' trimmings, 22 Sut-
ter
Boyle Sydney F. (8. F. Boyle * Co.) r. Saucelito
Boyle Thomas E., baker J.'M. Pike, r. NE cor Octavia
and Greenwich
Boyle Thomas F., subscription clerk Call, r. 2110M
Larkin
Boyle William, bricklayer, r. 23 Grand Av
Boyle William, cutter, r. 1520 Vallejo. rear
Boyle William, hostler, r. 112 Golden Gate Av
Boyle William, ironraolder, r. 735 Brannan
Boyle William, laborer, r. W s Eureka nr Twenty-
second
Boyle William, waiter, r. 402 Broadway
Boyle William P., artist, r. 31 Prescott PI
Boylen James G., steward stmr Oregon
Boylen Katie, domestic 322 Golden Gate At
tff" Boylen. See Boylan
Boylston Mutual Insurance Co., of Boston.
H. M. Newhall & Co., general agents, 309-311
Sansome
Boyne John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 153 Dore
Boyne Joseph, clerk, r. 3 Codman PI
Boyne Joseph G., mailing clerk Alts, r. 3 Codman PI
Boyne Thomas, real estate, r. 717 Bryant
Boyne Michael, farmer Industrial School
Boyne William, baker, r. 112fi Folsom
Boyns Robert S.. librarian Young Men's Christian
Assn, r. .527 Post
THE BEST
OVERCOATS
I For MEN and BOYS' at
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THE HASTINGS
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.
J9
IMPERIAL Fire Ii. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
TM. SEZTON, Aast. Maaager.
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
BOY
251
BRA
Boynton A., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Boynton Celeste, widow, r. 20 Hill
Boynton Charles A., salesman Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
Oakland
Boynton Charles E., carriagemaker A. Folsom & Son,
r. 5 Farren Av
Boynton Charles W., sawniaker, r 987 Harrison
Boynton Everett W., engineer, r. 1822 Union
Boynton Frank, helper Union Box Factory, r. Oak-
laud
Boynton G. F., carpenter, r. 504 Howard
Boynton John M., druggist William J. Bryan, r. 3
New Montgomery
Boynton Lamour A., teller California National
Bank of San Francisco, 621 Market, r. 20 Hill
Boynton Walter F., carriagemaker A. Folsom & Son,
r. 5 Farren Av
Boys Henry S., dentist G. W. Sichel, r. 2916 Clay
Boys' and Girls' Aid Society, E. T. Dooley su-
perintendent, SE cor Grove and Baker
Boys' High School, James K.Wilson principal, N s
Sutter, bet Octavia and Gough
Boysen Antonio C. A. (Anderson & Co.) r. 1536 San-
Chez
Boysen Edward C, salesman Fisher & Co., r. 911
Valencia
Boysen Julius (Boysen & Co.) r. 911 Valencia
Boysen Leonhard C, porter Futzmau & Walsh, r.
8 Sherwood PI
Boysen & Co. (Julius Boysen and William F. Coup-
land) mnfrs hats, 604 Merchant
Boyser Dora, cloakmaker, r. 7!59 Mission
Boyser George, painter, r. 13 Rausch
Boyser Henry, painter, r. 13 Rausch
Boyser Thomas, painter, r. 13 Rausch
Boyson Constance, widow, r. 6 Martha PI
Boyson J. H., clerk Coffin & Mayhew
Boyson J. Thomas, phvsician and surgeon, office
25-27 Phelan Bldg, r. Palace Hotel
Boyson Karsten M., drayman Batchelor & Wylle, r.
1126 Harrison
Boyson Thomas, pressman S. F. Candle and Soap Co.
Boyston J. S. Mr8.,r. 322 Third
Boyter John A., porter, r. 819 Mission
Boyton Edward, saloon, r. 1824 Union
Bozino Edward, waiter, r. 544 M Natoma
Bozio Orlando, wholesale and retail foreign and
native wines and liquors, 149 Fourth, r. 953 How-
ard
Bozzauo Pasquale. r. 516 Vallejo
Bozzo Michael, clerk, r. 810 Vallejo
Bozzulla Giovanni (Bacigalnpi & Co.) r. 520 Union
Braas Peter (Wolf, Braas & Valentine) r. 1U8 Sanchez
Braasch Claus, r. 228 Bush
Braasch Frederick, bootmaker J. Utschig, r. 16 An-
tonio
Brabant Charles, saloonkeeper, r. 7 Albion Av
Brae Renridge W. J., waiter stmr Alameda
Brace Abraham, plasterer, r. NW cor Bay and Kearny
Brace Abraham J., r. 479 Jessie
Brace E., r. 1027 Market
Brace N. Mrs., dressmaking, 2928 Sixteenth
Brace Nathan, whitener and paperhanger, 2928 Six-
teenth
Brack Barbara, widow, r. 1511 Broadway
Brack Oswald, shoecutter, r. 1524 Franklin
Bracken George D., bookkeeper Kaufman & Feld-
mann, r. 905 Mission
Bracken H. W., patent agent, r. 871 Market
Bracken James T., teamster, r. 8 Geneva
Bracken John, laborer, r. 18 Bluxome, rear
Bracken John, printer Francis, Valentine & Co., r.
538 Ellis
Bracken Lawrence, trader, r. 8 Geneva
Bracken Peter J., teamster, r. 8 Geneva
Bracken Rosie, domestic 1012 Twenty-first
Brackett Aurick 8., druggist, r. 317 First
Brackett Charles A. B., clerk, r. 14 Ellis
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-EIiECTRIC
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BATHS
Mso Medicated and Electric Eatlis fiivei.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED
CHIMNEYS REPAIRED. CHIMNEY SWEEPING.
Cliininey Tops that -will dra'w.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Brackett Edward, hackman. Golden Gate Park, r.
Pierce, bet Ellis and O'Farrell
Brackett Edward, longshoreman, r. 6 Billings PI
Brackett Eugene, machinist 0. H. Evans, r. 205 Third
Brackett Harry, r. 520 Bush
Brackett Leonard C, foreman Golden Gate Flouring
Mill, r. Oakland
Brackett Thomas, hatter, r. 403 Grove
Brackett William K., salesman Tillmann & Bendel, r.
1402 McAllister .,
Brackett William L., contractor, r. 514 Baker
Brackett William N., clerk, r. 706 CaliforniB «
Brackfel Seymour, conductor Omnibus RR., r. 129
Third
Brackley Peter, furniture dealer, r. 227 Sixth
Brackman August, waiter City and County Hospital
Bracons Adolph M., clerk Juan L. Noriega, r. 808
Mission
Bracons Albert, clerk, r. 808 Mission
Brackrog Richard, blacksmith, r. 1614 West MiBsion
Bradal Thomas, r. 642 J< Bryant
Bradbrook Henry, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 1623
Powell, rear
Bradbury Alfred W., bookkeeper Geo. 0. Bhreve &
Co., r. 2015 Devisadero
Bradbury Lester J., chief engineer stmr Arago
Bradbury N. M. Mrs., widow, r. 610 Nineteenth
Bradbury Philip H., salesman Pac. Hardware Co., r.
241 Ninth
Bradbury Sewing' Machine Co., Samuel Hill
Estate agent. 634 Market
Bradbury Vesta E. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar
School, r. 2015 Devisadero
Bradbury William B., brassfinisher W. T. Garratt &
Co., r. 610 Nineteenth
Bradbury William B., r. NE cor Van Ness Av and
California
Braddock Frank H., carriagepainter W. Halkett, r. 5
Falmouth
Braden Eugene B., clerk freight auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. 711 Jones
Braden Oliver J., brakeman S. P. 0. RR., r. Alameda
Brader Christian, r. 738 Broadway
Brader Henry, saloon keeper, r. 738 Broadway
Brader John H., soda mufr, r. 738 Broadway
Bradfield R., miller Henry Coubrongh & Co., r. 1503
Dupont
Bradford A. C, register U. S. Land Office, 610
Commercial, r. 1907 Stockton
Bradford Charles, r. 44 Quinn
Bradford Charles A., with George B. Bradford, r.
Alameda
Bradford W., clerk George B. Bradford, r. Alameda
Bradford George, r. 44 Quinn
Bradford George, with William McPhun. r. 523 Pine
Bradford Georjare B. , real estate, 325 Montgom-
ery, room 1, r. Alameda
Bradford George F., clerk Firemans Fund Ins. Co.,
r. 110 Mason
Bradford George L., clerk, r. 1120 Market
Bradford James, captain stmr Dora
Bradford Joseph F., with George B. Bradford, r. East
Oakland
Bradfoid Llewellyn, engineer, r. 16433^ Mission
Bradford Rebecca S., widow, r. 458 Jessie
Bradford Sarah, widow, r. 44 Quinn
Bradford Thaddeus D., bookkeeper, r. 1011 Scott
Bradford Wallace (Hulse, Bradford & Co.) r. 737J6
Union
Bradford William B., manager Sacramento River
Packing Co., office 318 Front, r. San Rafael
Bradford William B., photographer, r. 34 Thirteenth
Bradford Woodbury, compositor Call, r. 2123 Cali-
fornia
Bradigan Nicholas, foreman J. C. Rued & Co., r. 317
Eleventh
Bradlee Belle, widow, r. 108 Austin
Bradley Alexander, clerk J. J. Mack & Co., r. 1222 Eddy
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
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Bra-lley Ann Miss, proptr Albemarle House, 8 Mason
Bradley Asa M., fureman Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r.
Oakland
Bradley Bernard, house and sign painter, 923 Mission,
r. H2-2 Eddy
Bradley Bernard, laborer, r. 16 Tehama
Bradley Charles, actor, r. 607 Pine I
, Bradley Charles, longshoreman, r. 249 Perry !
J Bradley Charles, house painter, r. 1222 Eddy j
Bradley Charles, quartermaster stmr Orizaba, r. 5
Minna
Bradley Charles H., cashier Greene & Co., r. 608 Leav-
enworth
Bradley Charles T., r. 316 Jones
Bradley Charles T., woolsorter, r. 731 Harrison I
Bradley E., cigarmaker Hoffman* Davis, r.U7 Second
Bradley Edward A., seaman stmr Oregon
Bradley Edward H., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. Oakland i
Bradley Eliza Mrs., proptr Bradley House, 1126 Mar-
ket j
Bradley Frank D. (Bradley k Johnston) r. 1814 Jessie I
Bradley Frederick, gripman Market St. BR., r. Coso I
House I
Bradley George L., capitalist, r. 2324 Polk
Bradley George T., clerk money order dept Wells,
Fargo fc Co., r. 538 McAllister
Bradley Giles, law clerk Charles F. Hanlon, r. Ala-
meda I
Bradley Henry E., conductor Clay St. RR., r. 1335
Hyde
Bradley Henry W., conductor U. S. Mint, r. Alameda
Bradley Henry W., printer, r. 805 Pine
Bradley Henry W. Jr., attorney at law, 604 Clay. r.
Alameda
Bradley House, Mrs. E. Bradley proptr, 1126 Market '
Bradley James J., house painter, r. 1222 Eddy j
Bradley John, doorkeeper Russ House
Bradley John, teamster, r. 538 Howard I
Bradley John, laborer, r. 1110 Green 1
Bradley John, plasterer, r. 832 Mission
Bradley L., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Bradley Levi L., speculator, r. 650 Howard
Bradley LucretiaL. Mrs , dressmaking, 503 ?4 Seventh
Bradley Margery, widow, r. 610 Sixth, rear
Bradley Michael, woolsorter Whitney k Webster, r.
■249 Perry
Bradley M. J., r. 404 Turk
Bradley Owen, laborer, r. 217 Minna
Bradley Patrick, clerk, r. 735 Folsom
Bradley Patrick, policeman, r. Ahlborn House
Bradley Patrick, soap dealer, 750 Brannan
Bradley Peter, furniture dealer, r. 227 Sixth
Bradley Richard, seaman, r. 8 Mason
Bradley Richard 3, agent Wadhams & Elliott, office
20r) Front, r. Alameda
Bradley Robert, clerk Edwin L. Lough, r. 144 Guer-
rero
Bradley Robert, lather, r. 1660 West Mission
Bradley Rudolph, painter, r, 1551 J^ Market
Bradley S., cigarmaker Hoffman & Davis
Bradley Sophie Mrs., r. 22 Lewis
Bradley Stephen, butcher, 708 Tehama
Bradley Theodore, attorney at law, 310-312 Phelan
Bldg, r. 316 Jones
Bradley Thomas, bartender Hugh Briody, r. 123 Ce-
dar Av
Bradley William M., nightwatchman Bay View Dis-
tillery, r. cor Lahaina and Penobscot
Bradley William O., clerk, r. 1320 rnion
Bradley* Johnston (Frank D. Bradley and J. P.
Johnston) Pac. Chinese Employment Co., 640
Bradley & Ralofson (.John H. Dall and estate
of William Rvilofsoii) photograph gallery, SE cor
Grant Av and Geary, fifth floor
Bradlow Herman. carpenter, r. N s Ripley PI bet Har-
rison and Folsom, B. H.
Bradosic Domenlto, cook Peter Svetinlch, r. 607
Fulton
: Bradrick Charles, laborer freight dept 8. P. Co., r. 113
Langton
Bradrick Isaac, policeman, r. 113 Langton
Bradshaw David, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 546)4
Bryant
Bradshaw George A., cashier W. Tumbull k Co., r.
2107 California
Bradshaw Ira H., patternmaker Empire Foundry, r.
(laii O'Farrell
Bradshaw L. E., r. 610 Van Ness Av
Bradshaw Patrick, janitor r. 268 Minna
Bradshaw R. H. Mrs., widow, r. 2107 California
Bradshaw Samuel C, clerk, r. 2107 California
Bradshaw William G., candy mnfr, 2951 Sixteenth, r,
45 Hoff Av
Bradstreet (The) Company Mercantile
Agency, New York, L. B. Hilliard superintend-
ent, 230 California, cor Battery
Bradstreet J. Rea Mrs., weatherstrips, 641 Mission, r.
1326 Ellis
Bradfitrup Christian, night clerk Windsor Hotel, r.
905 Market
Bradt John M., builder, r. 424 Stevenson
Brady A. & Co. (Adolph Brady aud Simon Kafka)
butchers, 209 Sixth
Brady Adolph (A. Brady & Co.) r. 209 Sixth
Brady Annie Mrs., janitrees, r. »71 Market
Brady Benjamin, broker, r. 1610 StocKton
Brady Bernard F., carpenter, r. 1626 Devlsadero
Brady Bessie, widow, r. 2 Beale PI
B: ady Bonaventure P., clerk, r. 2806 Howard
Brady Bridget, widow, r. 1107 Florida
Brady Caroline, widow, r. 1511 Sacramento
Brady Charles, clerk Thomas Lancaster, r. 176 Minna
Brady Daniel, blacksmith, r. N s Goettingen, nr Sil-
ver Av, tJ. M. T.
Brady Daniel, bricklayer, r. 10.50 Howard
Brady Daniel, porter Bachman Bros., r. 13 Garden Av
Brady Daniel J., longshoreman, r. 20 Clara
Brady David, shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co., r.
244 Jessie
Brady Edward, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
369 Eleventh
Brady Edward, plumber, r. 1215^ Folsom
Brady Edward M., janitor, r. 420 Montgomery
Brady Edward R., deputy Assessor, r. 132 Turk
Brady E. M. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 132 Turk
Brady Ellen, waitress, r. 274 .Minna
Brady Francis, hogranch, W s Nebraska, bet El Do-
rado and Center
Brady Frank, driver U. S. Laundry
Brady Frank, shipcarpenter, r. 18 First
Brady Harry, plumber, r. 1215 M Folsom
Brady Henry, stockman, r. W s Washington Av, bet
Precita PI and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Bradv Henry J., attornev at law, r. 29 Grant At
Brady H. J., clerk Post Office, r. 624 Brannan
Brady Hugh, r. 33 Hinckley
Brady Hugh, fruit stand, SE cor Pine and Sansome
Brady Hugh, hostler Central RR., r. 1057 Golden Gate
Av
Brady James, housesmith, r. 419 Bay
Brady James, r. Greenwich, bet Montgomery and
Sansome
Brady James, laborer, r. 318 Davis
Brady James, liquor saloon, 821 Market, r. 12 Howard
Court
Brady James, machinist, r. 21 White PI
Brady James, meterman Pac. Gas Improvement Co.,
r. 224 Clara
Brady James, metal roofer, r. 1310 Kearny
Brady James, porter Pioneer White Lead Works, r.
tH)4 Mission
Brady James, teamster, r. 1.35M Fifth
Brady James F., cooper, r. 23 Kate PI
Brady James J., carpenter, r. 1416 Devisadero
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
Hotels and Steamboats completely furnished with
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY.
Special Prices Given.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
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Manufacturers of Show Cases
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Brady James P., draftsman Thomas J. Welsh, r. llC
Tenth
Brady James W., roofer Pioneer White Lead Works,
and cxtraman Hose No. 4, r. 1310 Kearny
Brady John, blacksmith, r. 419 Bay
Brady John, blacksmith, r. 1G16 Mason
Brady John, blacksmith Harry Munroe, r. cor Silver
Av and San Bruno Road, U. M. T.
Brady John, boilermaker, r. 349 Tehama
Brady John, calcium light worker, r. 1003 Mission
Brady John, engineer Baldwin Hotel
Brady John, fireman, r. 1 Sunshine Court
Brady John, hostler, r. 26 Turk
Brady John, painter E. M. Gallagher, r. Oakland
Brady John C, clerk Thomas Lundy, r. 176 Minna
Brady John, tinner, r. 987 Harrison
Brady John J., contractor, r. 1425 O'Farrell
Brady John J., groceries and liquors, 230 Eighth, r.
717 Tehema
Brady Joseph, fuller S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
21 White PI
Brady Kate, domestic 1011 Bush
Brady Kate, domestic 1938 Vallejo
Brady K. E. Miss, teacher Longfellow Primary School,
r. 353 Grove
Brady Lizzie Miss, waitress H. Gunther, r. 314 Minna
Brady Llewella M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 3G9 Eleventh
Brady M. Mrs., widow, r. 353 Grove
Brady Maggie Miss, shoefitter, r. 6 Polk
Brady Margaret, widow, r. 6 Polk
Brady Margaret, paper boxmakcr, r. 1616 Mason
Brady Martin, housesmith, r. 419 Bay
Brady Martin, tanner, r. 112 Clinton
Brady Mary, paper box maker, r. 1616 Mason
Brady Mary Miss, compositor, r. 109 Montgomery
Brady Mary Mrs., bakery, 826^ Twentieth
Brady Mary J., widow, r. 126 Eighth
Brady Mary P. Mrs., r. 334M Sixth
Brady Matthew, laborer, r. 512 Howard
Brady Matthew, purifier S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 412
Howard
Brady Matthew I., clerk Martin Sachs & Co., r. 353
Grove '
Brady Michael, r. Grand Hotel
Brady Michael, laborer, r. 1107 Florida
Brady Michael, collector, r. 126 Chattanooga
Brady Micliael, housesmith and awning maker,
109 First, r. 1310 Florida
Brady Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W s
Minnesota, bet Solano and Butte
Brady Michael, laborer, r. 116 Alta
Brady Michael, laborer, r. 422 Brannan
Brady Michael, refiner Michelssen, Koth & Co., r.
Trinidad, bet Yazoo and Susquehanna
Brady Nicholas, marblepolisher, r. 416 Stevenson
Brady Owen Mrs., widow, r. 14 Cedar Av
Brady Owen, agent Wells, Fargo & Co.. Oakland Pier,
r. 617 Post
Brady Owen E., contractor, r. 822 Valencia
Brady Patrick, cemetery fence builder, SE cor Post
and Central Av, and NE cor Ellis and Broderlck,
r. 1416 Devisadero
Brady Patrick, laborer, r. 15 Garden
Brady Patrick, laborer, r. 621 J^ Minna
Brady Patrick, laundryman Sanitarium Baths, r. 1711
Stockton
Brady Patrick, longshoreman, r. 315 Bryant, rear
Brady Patrick, tlnroofer, 116 Tenth
Brady Patrick, waiter, r. 15 Kate
Brady Patrick J., teamster, r. 4 Decatur
Brady Patrick T., teamster P. J. Cassin & Co., r. 621 Jfi
Minna
Brady Peter D. Bev., assistant pastor St. Peter's Ro-
man Catholic Church, r. E s Alabama, nr Twenty-
fifth
Brady Peter G., liquor saloon, 391 ^ Ninth
Brady Philip, blacksmith P. M. 8S. Co., r. 24 Kansch
Brady Philip, cartman, r. 121 Gilbert
FRATINGER & CO.
READY-MADE SUITS
FOR
LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN.
105 KEARNY STREET.
REFLECTORS,
FOE SHOW WINDOWS AND STORES,
MADE AND REPAIRED.
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Plumber
50S KEARNV STREET.
Established I860. Telephone 31i
Brady Philip, clerk John L. Williams & Co., r. 2103
Fillmore '
Brady Philip, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 3}^ Eliza-
beth ■,
Brady Philip, laborer, r. 2911 Geary
Brady Philip, repairer Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. cor El
Dorado and Nebraska
Brady Philip F., pressman and extraman Engine No.
2, r. 421 Dupout
Brady Philip W., clerk City and County Surveyor, r.
422 Second
Braay Richard, drayman, r. 1005 Bryant
Brady Robert E., porter H. Levi & Co., r. 304 Clemen-
tina
Brady Thomas, clerk, r. 424 Sansome
Brady Thomas, driver N.B. and M. RR.
Brady Thomas, engineer, r. 410 Broadway
Brady Thomas, hosiery dept S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. North Point
Brady Thomas, laborer, r. cor Fourth and Berry
Brady Thomas, laborer, r. 531 Stevenson
Brady Thomas, liquor saloon, 837 Market, r. 319 Jessie
Brady Thomas, sawyer, r. 121 Gilbert
Brady Thomas, teamster William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Brady Thomas, tinsmith, r. 419 Bay
Brady Thomas A. E., machinist Hall's Safe and Lock
Co., r. 1127 Twenty-first
Brady Thomas F. (Bauer & Brady) r. 2001 Fillmore
Brady Thomas F., clerk Thomas Lundy, r. 176 Minna
Brady Thomas H., carpenter, r. 1416 Devisadero
Brady Thomas H., bricklayer, r. 353 Grove
Brady W., laborer P. M. SS Co.
Brady W. C, r. 905 Market
Brady William J., proprietor Eureka Boiler
Works. 113-116 Mission, r. 369 Eleventh
Brady William J., tinsmith, r. 419 Bay
B^" Brady. See Bready
Braemer Frederick, porter Lilienthal & Co., r. 1101
Montgomery
Braese Adolf, silversmith Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. Ill
Olive Av
Braetsch Charles, draftsman engineer's dept S.P. Co.
r. 907 Vallejo
Bragdon Charles, laborer, r. cor Falkland and Santee
Bragg Ada Miss, teacher Noe and Temple Street Pri-
mary School, r. NE cor Castro and Beaver
Bragg E. A. Mrs., r. 110 O'Farrell
Bragg Edward H. (Bodeman & Bragg) r. 268 Golden
Gate Av
Bragg F., assistant engineer stmr Colima, r. 172l}i
Jessie
Bragg John F. (Bragg & Spaulding) r. 744 Ellis
Bragg John S.. shipjoiner, r. NE cor Castro and Beaver
Bragg Lizzie Miss, teacher Noe and Temple Street
Primary School, r. NE cor Castro and Beaver
Bragg Mary J. Miss, teacher Girls' High School, r.
NE cor Castro and Beaver
Bragg Peter, oiler Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W b Kansas,
bet Nevada and Humboldt
Bragg Robert, mnfr steering wheels, 322 Main, r. NE
cor Castro and Beaver
Bragg Robert Jr., shipjoiner, r. 107 Castro
Bragg William, r. 501 Post
Bragg & Spaulding (John F. Bragg and James G.
Spaulding) proptrs Our Society, 414 Clay
Bragle J. C, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.494 Eighth
Bragner Qustave, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E 8
Illinois, bet Napa and Butte
Bragner Sophie, widow, r. E s Illinois, bet Napa and
Butte
Braham George, superintendent Pac. Hebrew Orphan
Asylum and Home Society, 600 Devisadero
Braham George Mrs., matron Pac. Hebrew Orphan
Asylum aud Home Society, 600 Devisadero
Braham James, cooper A. Carl, r. 412 Minna
Braham Katie, widow, r. 412 Minna
Brahany Elizabeth, widow, r. 420 Linden Av
Brahany James, peddler, r. 1113 Bryant
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Maniiracturer of CTerj- description of
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809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STKEET
Brahany Marv Miss, r. 426 Linden Av
Brahauy TbomaK, gardener, r. 1212 Hampshire
Brabaiiv William, teamster, r. 730 Brannau, rear
Braid Alice G. Mrs., milliner, r. 529 Hayes
Braid David C, millinery, 1222 Market and 529 Hayes,
r. 529 Hayes
Braig Harry, blacksmith W. WertBch, r. 8 Sumner
Braig Joseph, foreman S. Lachman, r. 3 Elizabeth
Brain Henry, millhand Miller & Hamilton, r. Oak-
land
Brainard Georfje L., druggist, SW cor Fillmore and
Bush, r. 2201 Bush
Brainard Henry C, carrier Alta. r. 334 Bush
Brainard Henry C. Mrs., furnished rooms, 33* Bush
Brainard Richard, salesman Lilientbal & Co., r. 1104
Market
Brake Clement, salesman C. Curtin, r. 610 Jones
Brake Harding, salesman, r. 610 Jones
Brake S. H., salesman Verdier, Moreau & Co., r. 5165^
Jones
Brakefleld Aaron, laundryman, r. 3010 Sixteenth
Brakenrldge Newell B., lumber dealer, r. 44 Sixth
Brakenwagen Henry, carpenter California Mill, r.
442 Green
Bralich Frederick, cook, r. 1521 Mason
Bralye Christopher, laborer Cal. Sugar Beflnery, r.
492 Eiahth
Bramah Alfred, tailor, r. 2 Carlos PI
Bramhall Bartlett M., solicitor, r. 2249 J^ MiBilon
Bramhall George, with Jason Springer & Co.
Bramhall L. K.. r. 2524 Sutter
Bramhall Walter M., clerk, r. 1712 Clay
Branilett Clara, widow, r. 1051 Howard
Bramlett William L., teatnater, r. 1051 Howard
Bramlich H.. waiter The Baldwin
Bramsdorf Fred, laborer, r. 26 Hill
Bramson Solomon, bookbinder, 517 Geary
Bramstedt John H., liquor saloon, 251 Steuart, r. 5
Sanchez
Bramwell Aaron, stevedore, r. 1419 Kearny
Bramwell J. C, collector U. S. Protective Bureau, r.
Oakland
Branagan Christopher (Macpherson & Branagan) r.
1000 Montgomery
Branagan Patrick, teamster, r. 358 Clementina
j Branagan Patrick J., confectionery, 1124 Larkin
B^ Branagan. See Brannig.in
Branard John, kitchenhand Tesmore & KriU, r. 533
Commercial
Branch Andrew W., law student Estee, Wilson &
McCutchen, 419 California
Branch Frederick M., clerk Southern Cal, Ins, Co.,
r. Oakland
Branch George H., compositor, r. 937 Howard
Branch George W., clerk naval office Custom House,
I. Abbotsford House
Branch Hoase, L. J. Ewell proprietor, 424 San-
some
Branch E. D., clerk forwarding dept Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. Alameda
Brand A., secretary La Societe FranQaised' Eparg-
I nes et de Prevoyance Mutuelle, 534 California, r.
AUmeda
Brand Agathe Mrs., r. 471 Haight
Brand Brothers (George Jr., Charles and Frederick)
proptrs Wingate's Express, 303 East
Brand CKsar, r. 471 Haight
Brand Caroline, widow, r. 28 Morris Av
Brand Charles (Brand Bros.) r. Oakland
Brand Ernest, secretary Humboldt Savings and
Loan Society, 18 Gearv, r. 28 M Morris Av
Brand F., laborer Pac.Ri)lling Mill
Brand F.. musician, r. American Exchange Hotel
Brand Frank, r. 711 Storkton
Brand Frederick (Brand Bros.) r. Oakland
Brand George (Kinder & Brand) r. 24 Turk
Brand George J. (Brand Bros.) r. Oakland
Brand H., plumber W. S. Snook & Son, r. Oakland
Brand Herman, clerk, r. 471 Haight
Brand Herman J,, jeweler and diamond setter,
2:i0 Kearny, r. 603 Bush
Brand Jacob (Smith fc Brand) r. 1814 Union
Brand John G. (Knoechel * Brand) r. Oakland
Brand John J., laborer, r. NW cor Sierra and Indiana
Brand Lncien (Em. Meyer & Co.) r. Alameda
1»- Brand. See Brandt
Brandenburg Charles, captain schr Coqnille, r. 340
Ritch
Brandensteln Alfred J. (Hart k Brandensteln) r. 8W
cor California and Goiigh
Brandensteln Henry, r. 1424 Howard
Brandensteln Herman H. (Clayburghfc Brandensteln)
r. 822 Ellis
Brandensteiu Joseph, r. SW cor California and Gough
Brandensteln M. & Co. (Meyer Brandenbteln and
Lazard Godchaux) wholesale butchers, S s Hon-
duras, bet Railroad Av and Susquehanna, office
529 Clay
Brandensteln Manfred (Washington Mnfg Co.) r. SW
cor California and Gough
Brandensteiu Max J. (Siegfried & Braodenstein) r.
1611 Bush
Brandensteln Meyer (M. Brandensteln & Co.) r. 709
O'Farrell
Brander George li. , vice-president Nevada Bank
of San Francisco, and president Anglo-Nevada
Absurance Corporation, office NW cor Mont-
gomery and Pine, r. 438 Bryant
Brandhofer Theodore, engineer, r. SE cor Coso and
California Av, B. H,
Brandino Frank, barber Palace Hotel, r. 429 Pacific
Brandis William, upholsterer, r. 110 Eighteenth
Brandlein George, designer, r. 318 Fell
Brandon Alfred R., student Cooper Medical College,
r. 2907 Washington
Brandon Edward, porter O'Connor, Mofifatt & Co., r.
28 Clarence PI
Brandon Frederick D., attorney at law, 528
California, r. 1105 Golden Gate Av
Brandon Joseph, sawyer, r. 28 Clarence PI
Brandon Joseph R., attorney at law, 604 Merchant,
room 2, r. 29()7 Washington
Brandon Julian R., clerk Joseph R. Brandon, r. 2907
Washington
Brandon Michael, driver United Carriage Co., r. 9
Clara
Brandon Owen, driver Union Ice Co., r.28 Clarence PI
Brandon Owen, laborer, r. 5 Zoe
Brandon Patrick, janitor Old City Hall, r. 28 Clar-
ence PI
Brandon Patrick H., machinist, r. 28 Clarence PI
Brandon Peter, driver Union Ice Co., r.28 Clarence PI
Brandon Peter, miner, r. D, bet First and Second Avs
Brandon William M. (W. M. Brandon k Co.) r. North
Oakland
Brandon W. M. & Co. (William M. Brandon and Cal-
vin H. Covell) real estate, 507 Montgomery
Braudsteed John F., collarfinisher L. D. Stone & Co.,
r. 533 Commercial
Brandt Adolph (Braudt Bros.) r. 101 Twenty-fourth
Brandt Alonzo B., engineer Engine Co. No. 8, r. 1616
Pacific Av
Brandt August, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 13k
Geneva
Brandt Bernard L., house and sign painter, 404 Mont-
gomery r. 1013 Van Ness Av
Brandt Brothers (Adolph and Herman) calf and buck-
skin tannery, E s San Bruno Road, bet Yuba aud
Army
Brandt Charles, clerk John N. Meyer, r. NE cor Hyde
and Jackson
Brandt Eric A., cigars and tobacco, 326 Davis, r. 619
Eddy
Brandt Ernst H. A., porter, r. 2H Auburn
Brandt Frederick (Brandt & Rakeman) r. 2314 Larkin
Brandt Frederick (Hencken & Brandt) r. Alameda
THE LATEST STYLES,
THE FINEST GOODS,
THE BEST WORK at
"THE HASTINGS,"
I.ICK HOUSE BI.OCK.
•THE LION Fire Ibs, Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, $4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
mL SSSTON, As3t. Manager.
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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Brandt George, sailmaker Simpson & Fisher, r. 1027
Clay
Brandt H., r. 5U Sutter
Brandt Herman, musician, r. 328 O'Farrell
Brandt Herman (Brandt Bros.) r. 101 Twenty-fourth
Brandt I. B. 1.., attorney at law, 301> Pine, room
5, r. 6U Hyde
Brandt Jacob, foreman William Lewis & Co., r. 17
Van Ness Av
Brandt Johanna, domestic, 1310 Valencia
Brandt John J., sailmaker Simpson & Fisher, r. 1027
Clay
Brandt Louis, r. 504 Grove
Brandt Louis B., traveler Davis Bros., Bergmann &
Co., r. 1609 Golden Gate Av
Brandt Maurice (Brandt & Co.) r. 504 Grove
Brandt Noah, teacher music, r. 504 Grove
Brandt Ontis, painter, r. 414 J4 Clementina
Brandt Otto, upholsterer Bare Bros., r. 100 Ash Av
Brandt Otto, groceries, wood and coal, 1033 Valencia
Brandt Peter (Robohm & Brandt) r. 464 Ji Sixth
Brandt Peter, laborer, r. 51 Third
Brandt William, laborer Cal. Sugar Beflnery, r. S s
Sierra, bet Iowa and Indiana
Brandt William, porter Hass Bros., r. 447 J^ Natoma
Brandt & Co. (Maurice Brandt, Hugo Muhlen-
dorf and Edward J. Twikington) merchant tail-
ors, 139 Montgomery
Brandt it Rakeman (Frederick Brandt and Frederick
Rakeman) restaurant, 821 Kearny
l»" Brandt. See Brand and Brant
Brandtjen John, liquor saloon, NW cor Sixth and
Channel, r. 965 Harrison
Brandy City Mining Co. (Sierra Co. Cal.) Charles Al-
lenberg secretary, 630 Brannan
Brangon Richard M., capitalist, r. 1304 Post
Brankin Mary, widow, r. 1807 Powell
Brann Alonzo, r. 810 Mission
Brann Frank R., commercial traveler Western Per-
fumery Co., r. Alameda
Brann Frederick W., lineman Cal. Electric Light Co.,
r. 264 Minna
Brann Louis, waiter Gruen & Heydenaber, r. 9 Carlos
PI
Brann Philip G., brewer, r. 2209 Powell
Brann Robert C. (Harding, Brann & Prior) r. 117
Cumberland
Brann Thomas M., butcher, r. 340 Borland
Brannan Alice, burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 1621 Leavenworth
Brannan Ambrose, molder, r. 37 Madison Av
Brannan Catherine E., r. 1330 Broadway
Brannan Delia, domestic, 631 Twenty-third
Brannan Edward, weigh master S. P. Co., r. 113 Clin-
ton
Brannan George, bartender, r. 871 Market
Brannan Hattie, burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 1621 Leavenworth
Brannan James, collector, r. 48 Louisa
Brannan James, laborer, r. 309 Austin
Brannan James, laborer, r. 1621 Leavenworth
Brannan James E., weigher, r. 113 Clinton
Brannan James E., clerk, r. 619 Minna
Brannan John, r. 54 Louisa
Brannan John, cook stmr Ancon
Brannan John, master mariner, r. 54 Sacramento
Brannan John, warehouseman, r. 26 Glover
Brannan John J., teamster r. 165 Tehama
Brannan John E., clerk, r. 1014 Page
Brannan Katie, burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 3 Alice, rear
Brannan Kate F., r. E s San Bruno Road, nr TeneriflFe
Brannan Lawrence, blacksmith P. M. SB. Co., i
Louisa
Brannan Maggie, widow, r. 58 Everett
Brannan Martin, groceries, 218Langton
Brannan Martin, molder, r. 568 Howard
Brannan Mary, widow, r. 110 Natoma
SEWER PIPE. SEWER TRAPS.
Se-wers Laid Properly.
Sewers Repaired.
W. E. LANE,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIER9fO-EI.ECTKIC
RUSSIAN ani TURKISH BATES
Also Medicated and Electric Baths Giveii.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
Brannan Mary, burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 3 Alice, rear
Brannan Mary E., r. 330 Broadway
Brannan Michael, car driver, r. 24 Louisa
Brannan Michael, laborer, r. 16 Antonio
Brannan Michael, laborer, r. 309 Third
Brannan P. Rev., assistant St. Francis Church, r. 620
Vallejo
Brannan P., janitor Old City Hall
Brannan Patrick R., blacksmith, 821 Geary, r. 112
Grove
Brannan Peter, painter, r. 1521 3^ Mission
Brannan P. J., clerk, r. 619 Minna
Brannan Sarah, widow, r. E s San Bruno Road, nr
Tenerifife
Brannan Sarah, widow, r. 434 Minna
Brannan Thomas, blacksmith, r. 641 Commercial
Brannan Thomas, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r.
113 Clinton
Brannan Thomas, laborer, r. 1330 Broadway
Brannan Thomas H., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
E s Gunnison Av, bet Twenty-seventh and Twen-
ty-eight, B. H.
Brannan Thomas, rigger, r. 123 Silver, rear
Brannan Thomas, wood and coal, 1161 Howard, r. 1132
Howard
Brannan Thomas J., capitalist, r. 824 Kearny
Brannan Timothy, coachman, r. 817 J4 Post
Brannan W., shipyard man Union Iron Works
Brannan William, laborer, r. 37 Madison Av
Brannan William, longshoreman, r. 602 First
Brannan William jr., shoecutter Earle & Co., r. 37
Madison Av
8^ Brannan. See Brennan
Brannick James, agent, r. 22 Zoe
Brannigan James, cook stmr Granada
Brannigan Nicholas, fireman, r. 1500 Folsom
Brannigan Patrick, laborer, r. 324 Broadway
Branquart Victor, compositor Le Franco-Califomien,
r. 619 Pacific
Branscheid Charles F., clerk Davis Bros., r. 820 Pacific
Branscheid Edward 0., collector B. A. Becker, r. 820
Pacific
Branscheid William (G. Weber & Co.) r. 820 Pacific
Brancheid William H., salesman Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 307 Stelner
Branson A. H., machinist, r. 14 Pfeiffer
Branson W., r. 56 Clay
Branson Thomas, porter S. P. Co., r. 338 Twenty-ninth
Branstead Fred W., carpenter, r. 731 California
Brant Clarence A., librarian Chronicle, r. 329 Eddy
Brant Eva, domestic 4 Vernon PI
Brant John H., drayman, 117 Davis, r. 329 Ellis
Brant John S., bricklayer, r. 1712 Jones
Brant Louis P., first lieutenant Co. F, Ist Infantry,
U. S. A., Angel Island
Brant William P., bricklayer, r. 1712 Jones
8^ Brant. See Brand and Brandt
Branthaver Howard L., attorney at law, 331 Mont-
gomery, rooms 7-8, r. Oakland
Braquet Marie, r. 524 Union
Braren Robert, stableman R. W. Harris, r. Chicago
Hotel
Brarens Henry, milkman, r. N s Fifteenth, nr Castro
Brarens Peter, milkman, r. 704 Seventeenth
Brashears Richard B., cook, r. 122 Shipley
Brasle A., silversmith, r. Ill Olive Av
Brask John, laborer, r. 637 Second
Brassel Johanna Mrs., r. 9Ji Welsh, rear
Braston Solomon D., division superintendent
Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 1114 Hyde
Bratt Edward, baker, r. 272 Brannan
Bratt James H., photographer, r. 30 Washington Av
Bratton Frederick O., clerk Hanson & Mack, r. 640
Nineteenth
Bratton W. D., assistant surgeon U. S. Marine Hos-
pital, office U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, first floor, r.
Marine Hospital
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONB 82.
LITHOGRAPHERS
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
DAVIS, City Agent,
4^0 California Street.
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W. W. Blontague & Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENai.TSTI AND AMERICAN
EncauMtic, Uluzed uiid I>luiii.
309, 311; 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
I Brand Caroline Mine., feather factory, 503 Sutter
Brand Eniile, jeweler, r. 503 Sutter
Brand Mary, widow, r. 524 Fulton
Braue Diedrich, bartender John H. Kuhlke, r.SW cor
I Beale aun Mission
' Braner Annie, widow, r. 424 Grove
Brauer Charles F., salesman Wleland Bros., r. 43 Russ
Brauer Franz, clerk, r. 724 Union
Bniuer George J., with Pickens, Fulton & Co., r. 43
Russ
Brauer Henry, butcher, r. 1225 Fillmore
Bauer Herman Rev., pastor Emanuel Church of the
Evaiigelican Assn, r. 124 Eleventh
Brauer John H., butcher, cor Eddy and Steiner
Brauer John W., coppersmith, r. 505 Broadway
Brauer Lilly Miss, r. 724 Union
Brauer Peter, clerk H. Ebbinghausen & Co., r. 2432
Mission
69^ Brauer. See Brewer, Brower and Broyer
Braughal Joseph, oflScer stmr San Juan, r. 536 Third
Brnum Jacob, clerk S. Hasterlick, r. 1119 Mission
Braun Adolph W., tailor, r. 426 Stevenson
Braun C. F. H., bookkeeper A. Vienier, r. Oakland
j Braun F. A., clerk A. Vlgnier, r. Oakland
[ Braun George, beerbottler, r. 702 Larkin
! Braun Henry, foreman J. Gundlach & Co., r. 411
Twenty-seventh
Braun John, baker American Cracker Co., r. 130
O'Farrell
Braun Joseph, shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht, r. 13
Page
Braun Joseph A., compositor, r. 346 Fifth
Braun Louis E., clerk George W. McNear, r. Oakland
Braun Sophie Mrs., bakery, 702 Larkin
i^r Braun. See Brown
Braune Fred, paper carrier, v. 2017 Polk
Braunhart Samuel, commercial traveler I. S. Rosen-
baum & Co., r. 905 Market
Braunlich Charles, tinner, r. 229 Seventh
Braunschweiger Hermann (Braunschwelger & Co.) r.
2216 California
BEAUNSCHWEIGEE & CO.
(Hermann BraunscK'%veig'er) importers
and -wliolesale dealers -wines and li-
quors, 223 California
Braunsdorf Otto, bookkeeper, r. 220 Turk
Braunstchweig Charles, tailor, r. 11 Verona
Bravender Joseph, laborer, r. 1057 Golden Gate Av
Braverman Alfred, with Anglo-Nevada Assurance Cor-
poration, r. 1016 Eddy
Braverman Louis (Louis Braverman & Co.) r. 1016
Eddy
Braverman l.onis <fe Co. (Louis Braverman)
manufacturing jewelers and importers watches,
diamonds and other precious stones, etc., 119
Montgomery
Braverman Sigmund L., salesman Louis Braverman
& Co., r. 1016 Eddy
Bravo Agostino, compositor L'Elvezia, r. 514 Pacific
Bray Brothers (in liquidation) assignees office 620
Moutgomery
Bray Charles E., ticket agent Chicago, Milwaukee and
St. Paul Railway, r. Alameda
Bray Ebcii, yard superintendent McCollam Fishing
and Trading Co., office 208 Olay, r. Pescada Land-
ing, Marin Co
Bray Edward, r. 1711 Howard
Bray Edward M. (Bray's Sons & Co.) r. Fruit Vale
Bray Ellis H., carpenter, r. 225 Bartlett
Bray Frank, wood and coal dealer, 1937 Howard, r.
247 Sixteenth
Bray George F., clerk John Henderson Jr.. r. 826
Powell
Bray Henry T., contractor and builder, 2921 Mission
Bray Ira, conductor Market St. RR., r. 1509 Guerrero
Bray John, hostler Saratoga Stable, r. 818 Geary
Bray J. L. Mrs., r. 543 Turk
Bray Josephine A. Miss, cook George A. Case, r. 829
Valencia
Bray Louisa F. Miss, teacher Irving Primary School,
r. 543 Turk
Bray Lome, warehouseman Humboldt Warehouse, r.
Alameda
Bray Marion Miss, clerk Charles Lainer, r. 826 Powell
Bray Mary, stewardess stmr City of Sydney
Bray Michael, shoemaker Solomon Marks, r. 97 Ste-
venson
Bray Reginald, clerk Thomas A. Mitchell, r. 543 Turk
Bray Robert A. (Bray's Sons & Co.), r. Fruit Vale
Bray Sylvester L. F., waiter, r. 157 Clara
Bray Warren, teamster Teele Ai Scott, r. 1610 Polk
Bray William F., laborer, r. 215 Valencia
Bray William F., teamster, r. 161 Sixteenth
Bray William H., r. 2943 )« Mission
Bray William H., teamster, r. 230 Perry
Bray's Sons & Co. (Robert A. and Edward M. Bray)
grain commission merchants, 220 Clay
B£?" Bray. See Brey
Braynor William, bricklayer, r. 242 Perry
Brayton Albert P. Jr., shipping clerk Pac. Iron
Works, r. Oakland
Brayton A. P. (Rankin, Brayton & Co.) r. Oakland
Brayton William, cardriver, r. 1531 Eddy
Brazeau Alexander, r. 132 Fern Av
Brazeau Felix, engineer Geary St. RR., r. 1625 Geary
Brazel Patrick, laborer, r. 117 Ash Av
Brazell John, seaman .schr San Jose, r. 1322 Mont-
gomery
Brazil Antonio M. (Cunha & Brazil) r. Ill Jackson
Brazil Frank I. (Brazil & Bettencort) r. 426 Davis
Brazil William, stableman r. 1609 California
Brazil k Bettencort (Frank I. Brazil and Joseph M.
Bettencort) liquor saloon, SE cor Jackson and
Davis
Brazo Lawrence, dairy, SW cor Green and Buchanan
Bready Edward, porter Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r.
22 Ash Av
8^" Bready. See Brady
Breal August, butcher, r. W s Teneriffe, bet Tomblg-
bee and Potomac
Brearty James M., wagonmaker, r. 108 Linden Av
Breck Charles R., assistant station baggage agent S,.
P. Co's Ferry Wharf, r. Berkeley
Breck Frederick, porter, r. 305 Davis
Breck James, bookkeeper Samuel Breck, r. Oakland
Breck Samuel, seedsman, 317 Washington, r. Oakland
Breckenfeld Augustus H., note teller London, Paris
and American Bank, r. 810 M Hyde
Breckenfeld William M., clerk, r. 8103^ Hyde
Breckon T. W. Page, mining, 53 Montgomery Block
Breckwold John H., watchman Pac. Box Factory
Bredenberg William, tailor Joe Poheim, r. 2 Delta PI
Bredhoff Charles, bookkeeper Siebe Bros., & Plage-
mann, r. Oakland
Bredhoflf Charles M., porter Dodge, Sweeney & Co., r.
423 East
Bredhoff Henry, bookkeeper Clot & Meese, r. Oakland
Bredhoff Henry, liquor saloon, 423 East
Bredhoff Henry G., porter B. & J. S. Doe, r. 423 East
Bredhoff John C, bartender Henry Bredhoff, r. 317
Green
Bredlow Herman, carpenter, r. N s Ripley PI, bet Fol-
som and Harrison, B. H.
Bree John, musician, r. 209 Taylor
Bree John H., brassfinisher, r. 62 Natoma
Bree Thomas W., manufacturer musical instru-
ments, 62 Natoma
Breed Edward A., cashier A. P. Hotaling & Co., r.
1310 Valencia
Breed Daniel C, bookkeeper Goldman k Co., r. Oak-
land
Breed Arthur H., clerk Samuel Carson & Co., r. Oak-
land
Breede Henry A., liquor saloon, 328 Third, r. 126
Olive Av
XJC3rS.
Imported and Domestic Rugs in immense variety.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
31 MarM St,
tJ^LIrOt UA I nA Unll France to this coumn-, but without Brandy.
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
■ 530 WASHINQTON STEEET.
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Breeder and Sportsman (weekly) Breeder and
Sportsman Publishing Co. publishers, Joseph
Cairn Simpson editor, 508 Montgomery
Breeder and Sportsman Publishing Co., publishers
Breeder and Sportsman, 508 Montgomery
Breedlove William N., collector Washington St.
Wharf, r. 1026 Vallejo
Breeker Frank, dairyman, r. Pierce, nr Greenwich
Breen Henry, steelmaker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
Breen James H., driver, r. GOfi Nineteenth
Breen Jennie Mrs., proptr Cable House, cor Twenty-
eighth and Valencia
Breen John, blacksmith Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 208 First
Breen John H., cigarmaker H. Plagemann & Co., r.
308 >« Clementina
Breen John M., salesman James F. O'Hanlon & Co.,
r. 4 Glover
Breen Katie A. Miss, typewriter, r. 1920 Filbert
Breen M.. steel worker Pac. Rolling Mill
Breen Michael, carpenter, r. 522 Pine
Breen Michael J., janitor, 131 Post
Breen Owen (William Dolan & Co.) r. i Antonio
Breen Patrick, milkman. Ocean View
Breen Thomas, machinist, r. junction Hermann. La-
guna and Market
Breen Thomas F., cigarmaker, r. 703 Mission
Breen Timothy K., salesman Ackermau Bros-, r. 516)4
O'Farrell
Breeny James, confectioneer, r. 956 Mission
Breener Adolph, musician, r. 16 Harlan PI
Breese Eugene R., bookkeeper, r. 708 Larkin
Breese Louis C, cook, r. 708 Larkin
Breese Louis C. Jr., bookkeeper, r. 708 Larkin
Breese Robert, saloonkeeper, r. 813 Bush
Breeze Charles K., commission merchant. 124 Clay, r.
Cosmos Club
Breeze Frederick F., tinsmith L. E. Clawson & Co., r.
44 Third
Breeze James H., inspector Custom House, r. 218 Oak
Breeze Sidney, bookkeeper, r. 407 Eddy
Breffellh Louis C, renting clerk Madison & Burke, r.
37 Second
Bregatta Michele, restaurant, NW cor Clay and
Stockton, r. 809 Jackson
Brehaney Thomas, cook, r. 1525 Market
Brehany Martin J., head baker Russ House, r. 347
Minna
Brehaut Louis, candymaker Masson Freres, r. 531
Jackson
Brehm Charles T., bookkeeper Feigenbaum & Co., r.
Berkeley
Brehm Louis W., woodturner R. W. Brehm, r. Berke-
ley
Brehm Rudolph W., woodturner, 211 Mission, r.
Berkeley
Breidenbach Emil H., salesman Waterhouse & Lester,
r. Oakland
Breidenbach Frank, cabinetmaker A. Frei, r. 13 Page
Breidenstein Charles F. W., jewelery boxmaker, r. 5
Willow Av
Breidenstein Leonhardt, jewelry boxmaker, r. 5
Willow Av
Breidenstein Leonhardt Jr., jewelry boxmaker. r. 5
Willow Av
Breig Edwin, driver Breig k Schafer, r. 16135^ Fol-
som
Breig John (Breig & Schafer) r. 1920 Sutter
Breig & Schafer (John Breig and George Schafer)
proprietors Pacific Soda Water Works, 1710-1712
Breil Henry, upholsterer, r. 913 Sacramento
Breiling Brothers (Frank and Theodore) butchers,
967 Mission
Breiling Christina, widow, r. 147 Ninth
Breiling Eugene, pressman W. H. Hinton & Co., r.
147 Ninth
FRtTINGER i CO.
CLOAES, m d m
105 KEARNY STREET.
CAS STOVES,
GAS riXTUEES, GAS BUENEES.
Gas Heaters lor all purposes lor sale and made to order.
PLUMBER,
Established 1S60.
605 KEARNV STREET.
Teleiihone S1.5.
Breiling Frank (Breiling Bros.) r. 147 Niutli '
Breiling Theodore (Breiling Bros.) r. 147 Ninth
Brelngan James F., machinist Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. .520 Alabama I
Breining Edward, confectioner, r.210 Golden Gate Av j
Breitenbaeh Johannes, dyer, r. 125 Locust Av
Breith Ernest, machine hand, r. 20 Caroline
Breitstein Alexander, tailor, r. 302 Turk |
Breitstein Eiias, tailor, r. .302 Turk I
Breitzman Robert, clerk Redington & Co., r. 1127
Bnsh ■ ,
Brekle Frederick, brewer Golden City Brewery, r.
1431 Pacific
Brekle Gottlieb, proptr Golden City Brewery, 1431
Pacific
Bremen Board of Underwriters, Hy. Balzer &
Co. agents, 209 Sansome
Bremen Theodore, clerK, r. 228 Pacific
Bremer Adolph, bartender Peters Bros., r. 919 Clay
Bremer AuKust F., upholsterer H. F. GulUxson & Co.,
r. 407 Fifth
Bremer Herman J., cashier Joseph Bremer & Co., r. i
1228 Post !
Bremer James H., laborer, r. 407 Fifth
Bremer John H., groceries and liquors, NE cor Val-
lejo and Larkin
Bremer Joseph (Joseph Bremer & Co.) r. 1228 Post j
Bremer Joseph & Co. (Joseph Bremer) mnfrs cigars
and importers leaf tobacco, 310 Sacramento
Bremer Louis, clerk George H. Zlerenberg, r. 721 Fol- '
som [
Bremer Otto A. (Browning & Bremer) r. Alameda
Bremer William H., commission merchant, 310 Sac- |
ramento r. 910 Sutter
Bremer William T., clerk Judson Mnfg Co., r. 407 ;
Fifth
Bremmer Rudolph, printer, r. 533 Sacramento
Bremmer Sophia, widpw, r. 187 Sixteenth i
Bremmer William, shoemaker, r. 419 Jones j
Bremmer George, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r.
1811 Gough
Bremmer George St. J., manager Newman & Levin- ^
son, r. 1811 Gough i
Bremmer William, compositor, r. 775 Howard
Brenan Edward H., clerk Otis & Co., r. 711 Jones
Brenan James, r. 2510 Post
Brenan John T., bookkeeper Henry Molineux, r. 710
Post
eS?" Brenan. See Brennan
Brenckle Leopold, bartender P. F. F. Kohnke, r. 317
Ellis
Brendel Bridget, widow, second-hand clothing, 932 Jj
Fol som
Brendel George L., carpenter, r. 172 Minna
Brenden Frederick, salesman, r. 2215 Mason
Brenham Charles J. Mrs., widow, r. 411 Octavia
Brenigan Annie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1025 Howard
Brenigan Felix, engineer, r. 1025 Howard
Brennan Aloysius R., bollermaker Union Ironworks,
r. S s Santa Clara, bet Utah and Nebraska
Brennan Bridget, widow, r. 1119 Greenwich
Brennan Daniel, bartender, r. 402 Broadway
Brennan Daniel J., bricklayer, r. 152 )« Mission
Brennan Dennis, longshoreman, r. 430 Brannan
Brennan E. Mrs., r. 16 5^ Wildey
Brennan Edward, clerk Lebenbaum Bros.
Brennan Edmund H., wagonmakerH. B, Schindler, r.
42 Tehama
Brennan Ellen J. Mrs., widow, r. 322)^ Lily Av
Brennan Emmet, waiter Devoto & Brichetto, r. 675
Mission
Brennan Emmet J., bricklayer, r. 211 Clara
Brennan Frank, tinsmith W.W.Montague & Co., r. 66
Minna
Brennan James, r. 1927 Geary
Brennan James, r. SW cor Fifth and Berry
Brennan James, bartender M. J. Ward, r. 402 Brood-
way
JOHN HAMMOND
17
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mannfacturer of every description of
PASSENGER. STREET AND FREiGHT CARS.
48 to 30 Beale Sitrees, Sau Franc. s;co.
Truman, Isham & Hooker. *''-iSLS%i%Vn.^%l'^l''^^^lnl'^^^^^
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTERS OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
BrenuBD James, blacksmith, r. 19 Natoma
Brennan James, laborer, r. 30 Clara
Brennan James, longshoreman, r. '225 Perry
Brennan James E., bricklayer, r. 211 Clara
Brennan James E., cutter Carroll & Tilton, r. 619
Minna
Brennan James F. (W. H. "Wells & Co.) r. 1927 Geary
Brennan James G., clerk, r. 246 Fourth
Brennan John, carpenter, r. 517 Hickory Av
Brennan John, laborer, r. 310>4 Sixth
Brennan John, lonpshoreman, r. 139 South Park Av
Brennan John, lumberman Kenton, Holmes & Co., r.
305 Fremont
Brennan John, peddler, r. 29 Minna, rear
Brennan John, stevedore, r. 42 Tehama
Brennan John Jr., boatbuilder G. W. Kneass, r. 42
Tehama
Brennan John C, laborer, r. SW cor Steinerand Fil-
bert
Brennan John E., clerk Mangels & Gantner, r. SW cor
Railroad Av and Manitoba
Brennan John E., wood and coal, 455 Clementina, r.
10 Harriet
Brennan John J., salesman Lesser Crocker, r. 1119
Greenwich
Brennan John T., porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r. S s
Sauta Clara, bet Utah and Nebraska
Brennan Joseph, clerk, r. It6 Sixth
Brennan Louise Miss, compositor Jewish Times, r.
Oakland
Brennan Maggie, domestic 512 Devisadero
Brennan Maggie Miss, cloak and dressmaker, r. 1521}^
Mission
Brennan Margaret, widow, boarding, 1001 Battery
Brennan Mary, widow, r. 238 Seventh, rear
Brennan Mary, widow, r. S s Santa Clara, bet Utah
and Nebraska
Brennan Matthew J., parcel cletk O'Connor, Moffatt
& Co., r. 322HLily Av
Brennan Michael, r. 310 Tehama
Brennan Michai 1, seaman, r. 102 Pacific
Brennan .Michael, Btairbuilder H. L. Bishop, r. 615
Howard
Brennan Michael T., commission merchant, r. 211
Clara
Brennan M. F., clerk Newhall's Sons & Co., r. 203
Powell
Brennan Murty, deckhand stmr Mary Garratt
Brennan Patrick, stevedore, r. 921 Battery
Brennan Patrii-k J., carpenter, r. 19 Oak Grove Av
Brennan Patrick J., laborer, r. 33 Natoma
Brennan Richard, stonemason, r. 1521 J^ Mission
Brennan Richard Jr., clerk, r. 1521 ^ Mission
Brennan Richard P. Rev., pastor Mission Dolores and
St. Francis Churches, r. W 8 Dolores, opp Six-
teenth
Brennan Stephen, brassfinisher, r. 42 Tehama
Brennan Thoraaa, groceries and liquors, NE cor Mis-
sion and Twenty-third
Brennan Thomas, longKhoreman, r. 231 Ji Tenth
Btennan Thomas, porti-r, r. 226^ Birch Av
Brennan Thomas E., varnisher and polisher, 33 Fell,
r. 322H Lily Av
Brennan Thomas W., r. 1220 Laguna
Brennan Timothy J., bartender James Lough, r. 514
Brennan William, bricklayer, r. 242 Perry
Brennan William cutter Kutz k Murr, r. 517 Hickory
Av
Brennan William, liquor saloon and boarding, 331 Bay
Brennan William, mantel setter W. W. Montague &
Co., r. 15 J« Welsh
Brennan William H., engineer, r. 108 Bernard
Brennan Williaiii M., agent, r. 315 Leavenworth
IS'" Brennan. See Brenan and Brannan
Brenner Gustave (Brenner \- Levy) r. 309 Powell
Brennnr Joseph, porter Fechheimer, Goodkind & Co.,
r. 133 Sixth
Brenner Leopold (Brenner & Levy) r. 309 Powell
Brenner Louis, baker, r. 625 Cliiy
Brenner William, salesman Strauss & Frohman, r.
108 Bernard
Brenner Hi Levy (Leopold and Gustave Brenner
and Solomon J. Levy) proprietors The New York
and San Francisco Collar Co., 4-6 Battery
Brennick James, traveling salesman, r. 22 Zoe, rear
Brenton John H., seaman, r. 437 Fifth
Breny Adulph, operator P. F. Nolan & Sons, r. 709
McAllister
Breny Jules, laundryman Thos. Roy & Co., r. 626
Fulton
Breon Paul (Wheaton & Luhrs) r. Lick House
Brereus Henry, milEman, r. 80 Clipper
Brereton Daniel M., superintendant O'Connor, Moffatt
& Co.. r. Oakland
Brereton James, r. 935 Folsom
Brereton James, carpenter Pacific Casket Co., r. 313
Fremont
IS'" Brereton. See Brierton
Bresett Arthur, collector, r. 1024 Pacific
Bresett John, r. 5 Jii Bowie Av
Breslauer Banich, clerk, r. 340 Turk
Breslauer Benjamin, r. 1818 Buchanan
Breslauer Daniel (Pacific Horse Market and Carriage
Repository) r. 410 Jones
Breslauer Henry, speculator, r. 803 Leavenworth
Breslauer L. & Co. (Lipman Breslauer) wool com-
mission, office 49-53 Bluxome ,
Breslauer Lipman (L. Breslauer & Co.) r. 1.329 Pine
Bresslar Mathilda Mrs., r. 325 J^ Golden Gate Av
Breslln Andrew F., butcher James Nelson, r. 21
Morris Av
Breslln Charles, with W. J. Houston & Co., r. 21
Morris Av
Breslln Daniel, engineer, r. 21 Morris Av
Breslin Daniel, Jr., coppersmith Sanders & Co., r. 21
Morris Av
Breslin Delia Miss, r. 709 Minna
Breslin Dennis, laborer, r. 7 Bruce PI
Breslin Dennis, laborer, r. N s Sierra, bet Michigan
and Georgia
Breslin Edward, porter, r. Commercial Hotel
Breslin Henry, ship carpenter, r. 310 Tehama
Breslin Jeremiah, watchman 8. F. Gas Light Co., r.
E s Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
Breslin John, laborer, r. 505 Howard
Breslin John, stonemason, r. 504 Chestnut
Breslin John J., butcher, r. 11 Mariposa
FVesliu Kate, widow, r. 357 First, rear
Breslin Jeremiah, helper S. F. Gas Light Co.
Breslin Lawrence W., Rev., pastor St. Paul's R. C.
Church, r. 1526 Church
Breslin Madge Miss, folder La Grande Laundry
Breslin Margaret, groceries, 109 Shipley
Breslin Patrick, brass finisher Joseph Roylance, r.
940 Harrison
Breslin William, S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 3 Verona
Bresnahan Daniel, laborer, r. 29 Lasbie
Bresnahan James, metal roofer William Cronan, r.
652 Natoma
Bresnan John J., laborer, r. 935 Folsom
Bresnean Michael, trimmer Buckingham & Hecht, r.
212 Hickory Av
Bresnon T., driver Pac. Transfer Co.,r. 508H Natoma
Bresse Eugene A., clerk L.W. McGlauflin, r. 708 Larkin
Bresse Louis, r. 708 Larkin
Bresse Louis C, bookkeeper Lewis W. McGlauflin, r.
708 Larkin
Bre.'sen Joseph, capitalist, r. 928 Pacific
Bresser Herriiian, doorkeeper German Hospital
Brrssi Enrico, cook, r. Turk, bet Baker and Lyon
Bressler John, Seaman stmr Crescent City
Brest Louis, cook Eduardson & Ohlert
Brethauer Herman, stableman, r. 1248 California
Brethauer John C, laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. 1738
Jessie
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SUCCESSOR.S TO
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MERCHANT TAILORS
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Capital,
Assets,
$1,000,000
$1,551,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Wa. 2E2T0H, Asrt. Mynger.
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
BKE
259
BEI
Breton Camille. widow, r. 327 Moutgoraery Av
Bretonnel Alfred J., jeweler Levison Bros., r. 1023 H
Sutter
BretonuelJules V. (Labadie & Bretonnel) and lapi-
dary, 328 Bush. r. 1020 Sutter
Brett Edward, baker stnir Mariposa
Brett Heury E., meehaulcal draftsman Pac. Kollipg
Mill, r 1810 Polk
Brett Ji)hu, laborer, r. 331 Bay
Brette Feruaud, bedmaker, r. 225 Drumm
Brettpchneider Frederick, brewer Bavaria Brewery,
r. 2524 Greenwicb
Bretz Bertha M. Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening
School, r. 1004 McAllister
Breunn Henry, laborer Del Monte Milling Co
Breuer Hermann, groceries and liquors, 1301 Dupont
Breuer John T., tailor, 824 Pacific
Breuer Peter, clerk, r. 2432 Mission
J^* Breuer. See Brewer and Brauer
Breven William, carpenter J.V. Lawrence, r. Alameda
Breviate of Records, Frederick W. Courdace pub-
lisher, 620 Merchant
Brevot August, shoemaker, 402 McAllister
Brew Johu, r. 1318 Dupont
Brew John W., machinist P. C. SS. Co., r. 781 Mission
Brew Michael J., miner, r. 536 Vallejo
Brew Michael W., gardener, r. 781 Mission
Brew Nathaniel, r. 748 Harris m
Brew Nathaniel C, upholsterer, r. 748 Harrison
Brew Itichard, clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo & Co.,
r. 11 Henrietta Square
Brewer Adolf, machinist, r. 18 Bluxome, rear
Bre'tver B. B., dentist, oflace 90B Market, r. 1710
Octavia
Brewer George W., broker, r. 1010 Twentieth
Brewer Harry, check clerk freight depot 3. P. Co., r.
913 Bryant
Brewer Harry I., r. 107 Taylor
Brewer Jacob, r. 1711 Market, rear
Brewer Johu H., attorney at law, 430 California, r.
Oakland
Brewer John M., check clerk freight depot S
r. 913 Bryant
Brewer Josephine, domestic 2.513 Howard
Brewer Lyman, clerk, r. 244 Taylor
Brewer Michael T., commercial traveler,
Howard
Brewer Richard, cook tug Hercules
Brewer Rudolph G., bartender J. D. Will.r. 1129 Bush
OST" Brewer. See Brauer and Breuer
Brewerson Andrew, missionary, r. 48 Oak
Brewett Otto, salesman, r. Alameda
Brewin Henry H., miner, r. B35 Minna
Brewington Horace, porter Bella Vista Hotel
Brewster Albert W., entry clerk Langley & Michaels,
r. 303 Eddy
Brewster Charles H., r. 127 Montgomery
Brewster Charles U., engraver, r. 2418 Post
Brewster D. W., purser stmr Mariposa
Brewster George, painter, r. 3H7 Natoma
Brewster Hattie, widow, r. 48 Tehama
Brewster Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 127 Mont-
gomery
Brewton John C, lamplighter, r. 716 Stockton
V^ Brewton. See Brulon
Brey William M., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 1 Fifth
»»■ Brpy. See Bray
Breytitgle Edwin S., homceopatbic physician
and surgeon, office 14 Grant Av ; office hours 1 to
4 P. M., r. 1916 Franklin, telephone No. 4140
Breyfogle Frank H. (Reed, Jones & Co.) r. 1806 Geary
Brian Annie, domestic 1008 Green
Brian Helen Mrs., r. 124 Silver
Brian John, hostler, r. 1513 California
Brian John, bottler Bay City Soda Water Co., r. 739 5i
Clementina
Brian John C, calker, r. 700 Broadway
3. P. Co.,
r. 1252
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-EI^ECTRIC
RUSSIAN ani TURKISH BATHS
Also Msilicalefl and Electric Batlis (iivei.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SANITARY PLUMBING
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES WELL DONE.
Repairing' a Specialty.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Brian Margaret, domestic S97 Chestnut
83r Brian. See Bryan
Briand Victor, tailor, r. 505 Union
Briare Richard M., cook, r. 60 Third
Brice Elizabeth Tallant (Tallant & Co.) r. 1001 Bush
Brice George H., porter Dalton Bros., r. 23 Twenty-
<> k second
Brice James Mrs., r. 218 Seventh
Brice Lizzie Miss, r. 1707 Stevenson
(S'' Brice. SeeBryce
Brichet Angelein (Brichet & Forcade) r. 327 Mont-
-** gomery Av
Brichet & Forcade (Angelein Brichet and Catherine
Forcade) furnished rooms, 327 Montgomery Av
Brichetto Louis G. (Devoto & Brichelto) r. I48J4
Minna
Brick John G.. collector London and S. F. Bank
(limited) r. Alameda
Brick Timothy, laborer, r. 49 Jessie
Brickell E.J. (Truckee Mnfg. and Box Co.)r. Spokane
Falls, Washington Ter.
Brickell H. Sheparl, electrician, r. 1803 Jones
Brickell John, real estate agent, r. 1023 Green
Bricker Anton , milker Furrer & Bauman, r. NE cor
Clara Av and Eighteenth
Bricker Henry, milker Isaac Stone, r. W s San Bruno
Road, nr Cortland Av
Bricker Jacob, housemover, r. 1017 Mission
Bricket JohnB., fruits, 204 Powell
Briskett Thomas J., salesman Henry White, r. 403
Grove
Brickley Ellen Mrs., r. 727 Clementina
Brickley James, carpenter, r. 729 Clementina
Brickley John, pediller, r. 715 Howard
Brickley John, watchman, r. 7'<i7 Clementina
Brickley Michael, policeman, r. 133 Lily Av
Brickley Peter, peddler, r. \V s Cherubusco, nr Cort-
land Av, B. H.
Brickley William, waiter J. B. Orognen, r. 22 Freelon
Brickwedel Annie M. Mrs., r. 38 Thirteenth
Brickwedel Charles H.. purser P. M. SS. Co., r. 38
Thirteenth
Brickwedel George F., cardriver, r. 27 H Lafayette
Brickwedel Henry, clerk, r. SW corLarkin and North
Point
Brickwedel Jacob, liquor saloon, NE cor Bush and
Battery, r. 528 Eighteenth
Brickwedel John, engineer Sutter St. RB., r. 2425
Po.-^t
Brickweilel John, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Larkin and North Point
Brickwedel M. Henry, clerk freight auditor's office S.
P. Co., r. 239 Fifteenth
Brickwedel Rebecca widow, r. lOOTii Valencia
Bride Laura E., teacher Longfellow Grammar School,
r. 968 H irrisou
Bride Maurice, hostler United Carriage Co., r. 708
Clementina
Bride Redmond, laborer S. F. Bridge Co., r. NE cor
Sierra and Louisinna ♦
Bridell Joseph, carpenter, r. 621 Fourth
Bridewell Mary B. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1604 Leaven-
worth
Bridewell Richard F., architect and builder, r. 1604
Leavenworth
Bridge Arthur F., clerk Travelers' Ins. Co., r. 1717
Larkin
Bridn^e diaries T. , mining secretary, office 224
California
Bridge Frederick W., cutter H. S. Bridge & Co., r.
1717 Larkin
Bridge Henry S. (H. S. Bridge * Co.) r 1717 Larkin
Bridge H. S. & Ci>. (Henry S. BiiJge) tailors, and
mnfrs shirts, 103 Montgomery
Bridge Johu M. huruessmuker, r. 411 Dolores
Bridge Miittliew. builder, r. 1717 Larkin
Brido^e Williuin E., proprietor St. Lawrence Sta-
ble, 423 Post
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49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
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FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Triiiiiuinij^s
a Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
BridKe William H., clerk H. S. Bridae & Co., r. 1717
Larkiu
Bri(l^;eman Aem's Miss, dressmaker, r. 1712 Mason
BridRenian Andrew J., carpenter, r. 512 Howard
Bridgtman Edward C, machinehand W. A. Meeker,
r. Oakland
Brid{»enmn John W. (Glynn & Bridgeman) r. 907
OTarrell
Bridgeman O. William, porter, r. 15 Rondell PI
Bridges Francis, president Am. Ry Construction and
Land Imp. Co., 37 Nevada Block, r. 2231 Pine
Bridges George K., engineer, r. 4.S3 Geary
Bridges Lyman, chief engineer and superintendent
U. S. Central Ey Co., 36-37 Nevada Block r. 2128
Broderick
Iff" Bridges. See Brydges
Bridgewood George W., engineer Engine No. 14, r.
1015 McAllister
Bridgtwood Samuel, engineer, r. 318 Main
Bridgewood S. J., clerk County Clerk's Office, r. 345
Fremont
Bridon Dominick, miner, r. 109 Taylor
Briel Henry, upholsterer, r. 913 Sacramento
Brier Columbus, teacher Urban School, r. Oakland
Brier K. W. Mrs., mnfr cleansing powder, r. 8 Wil-
lows Av
Brier William W. Rev. (W. W. Brier k Son) r. Cen-
treville
Brier William W. Jr. {W. W. Brier & Son) r. Centre-
ville
BRIER W. W. & SON .wunam
W. aiul William W. Jr. ) importers, job-
l>er.s and retail dealers books and sta-
tionery, relig-ious books a specialty, 43
Geary
Brierly John, wood and coal, 624 Seventeenth
Brierson Cornelius, warehouseman, r. 2015 Powell
Brierton Annie, widow, r. 340 Guerrero
i^"Brierton. See Brereton
Briese Robert, liquor saloon, 248 Sutter, r. 60 Third
Briess Robert (Nevlhaus & Briess) r 718 Bush
Brigaerts Gerard J., laborer, r. 1717 Ellis
Brigaerts Joseph H., policeman, r. 14 Bourbin PI
Brigaerts Stephen, plater, r. 1717 Ellis
Brlgger John, driver North Beach Brewery
Briggs A., deckhand stmr San Rafael
Briggs Allen A., bookkeeper Son Bros., r. 721 Steven-
son
Briggs Andrew, porter Wells, Fargo k Co., r. 140 East
Van Ness Av
Briggs Artbar R. (Briggs & Harrington) and
president Immigration Association of California,
r. 711 Jones
Briggs Charles, painter, r. 566 Folsom
Briggs Ernest E., clerk, r. 709 Stockton
Brigiis David A., teamster, r. W s Railroad Av, bet
Bahama and Corea
BRIGrGS EDGAR real estate agent,
♦ ati Montgomery, r. 791 Stevenson
Briggs Edgar "IV., cigars and tobacco, 646 Mar-
ket, r. yyy Valencia
Briggs F. H., artist Examiner, r. 215 Post
Briggs Frank A., carriages, 220-222 Mission, r. 244k
Oak
Briggs George P., liquor saloon, N s Honduras, bet
Kentucky and Susquehanna, r. SW cor Kentucky
and Honduras
Briggs Horace H., kennel editor Breeder and Sports-
man, 508Montgomerv
Briggs Joseph D., bartender Bay District Hotel, r.
1113 Leavenworth
Briggs Lucy M. Mrs., r. 21 Grant Av
Briggs Mamie Miss, r. 502 Eddv
Brigf,'6 Nellie C, widow, r. lOWi Montgomery Av
BrigKs Richard S., builder, r. 4 Elgin Park
Briggs Robert, hostler, r. 146 Minna
Briggs Russell H., bookkeeper William Claff& Co.,r.
Napa, Cal.
Briggs S. E. Mrs., widow, r. 502 Eddy
Briggs Spencer R.. cigars and tobacco, 200 California
r. 2007 Webster
Briggs Thomas, loom fixer, r. E b Larkin, nr Nortl*
Point
Briggs Wallace W., messenger director's oflSce 8. P.
Co., r. 2225 Post
Briggs Wilbur M.. carpenter, r. N s Twenty-third, bet
Sanchez and Noe
Briggs William E., teamster, r. 8 Oak Grove Av
Briggs IVilliam R.. 6 OFarrell
Briggs «fc Harrington (Arthur R. Briggs and
Willard B. Harrington) publishers and proprie-
tors Grocer and Country Merchant. 123 California
Brigbam CbarlesB., surgeon, office 703 Market,
r. 2202 Broadway, office hours 1 to 4 P. M.
Brigham C. O. (Brigbam, Hoppe & Co.) r. Oakland
Brigbam F. E. (Brigham. Hoppe & Co.) r. Oakland
Brigbam, Hoppe A Co. (C. O. Brigham, J. C.
Hoppe. W. H. Roden and F. E. Brigham) im-
porters, commission merchants and wholesale
dealers dairy produce, 129-131 California
Bright Herman D., merchandise broker, r. 19 South
Park
Bright John, laborer, r. 231 Pacific
Bright John H., cigars and tobacco, 338 Bush, r. 915
Market
Bright Robert, real estate, r. 1431 Pine
Briglia Benjamin, musician, r. 521 Green
Briglia Joseph, musician, r. 1720 Stockton
Brignardello Arthur, clerk, r. 2209 Scott
Brignardello E. Mrs., widow, r. 2209 Scott
Brignardello Victorio, marble sawyer Ruffino jc
Bianchi. r. 422 Broadway
Brignoli Amelia Miss, dressmaker, r. 2010 M Powell,
rear
Brignoli Dominioo. real estate, r. 20103^ Powell, rear
Brignoli John, laborer, r. 185 Vandewater
Brignoli John, plumber, r. 2010 J^ Powell, rear
Brill Frank, upholsterer, r. 421 O'Farrell
Brill Henry, laborer W. H. Codington, r. Teneriffe, nr
Potomac
Brill John H., shoemaker, r. E s Michigan, bet Shasta
and Sierra
Brilliant A. J., wood and coal, 814 McAllister, r. 900
Laguna
Brilliant Benjamin, salesman Lipmin & Co., r. 90O
Laguna
Brilliant Benjamin T., clerk Lowenberg k Meyer-
stein, r. 2.503 Post
Brilliant Tobias, dairyman, r. 2503 Post
Brimm Gottleb, baker, r. 625 Clay
Brin George A., patternmaker Golden State and
Miners' Iron Works, r. 618 Greenwich
Brin Victor, r. 618 Greenwich rear
Brincatt Salvo, poultry dealer, r. 1026 Potrero Av
Bnnckmann Adolph, master mariner, r. 319)^ TTnion
Brinckmann Frederick H., cook, r. 100 Mission
Brinckmann Edward W., assayer, r. 817 J« Larkin ,
Brinckmann Otto H., watchmaker, r. 817 H Larkin
Brind Caleb, candvmaker Schroder, Albrecht k Co.,
r. 1.510 M Polk
Brindelson Henry W., solicitor, r. 502 Bush
Brings August, meterreader Spring Valley W. W.
Brining E., first pastry cook. Palace Hotel
Brink Alzada M., widow, r. 1019}^ Lombard
Brink Charles H., liquor saloon, 18 Sixth, r. 502 Ste-
Stevenson
Brink Henry O., medical student, r. 1019M Lombard
Briukerhoff H., assistant engineer stmr Columbia
Brinkman Charles, liquor saloon, 112 Berry
Brinkmann Charles, clerk Blohme & Leffmann, r. 58
Tehama
Brinkmann Frederick, laborer, r. 2 Falmouth
Brinkmann Henry F., cigarraaker, r. 1330 Broadway
Brlody Frank, waiter stmr Modoc, r. 1657 Howard
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY
641 to m MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? MarM St.
ECLIPSE UJU DRY
The Highest Orade Champagne,
Equal to the Best.
ARPAD HARASZTHY * CO.,
" 530 WASHINOTON STEEZT.
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Briody Hu^h, liquor saloon, 22 Leidesdorff, r. 1103
Masuu
Briody Johu J., plumber and gaefitter, r. 828 Cali-
fornia
Briody Philip, cornicemaker George H. Tucker, r.
1017 Mission
Briol P. Philippe Rev., pastor French Evangelical
Reformed Churih, r. 121 Haight
Brlsac Beluore F., city agent Liverpool and London
and Globe lys. Co., r. 2518 Sacramento
BriSiicher Leo, operator S. F. District Tel. Co., r. 514
Bush
Brisbois Antoine, harnessmaker, 7.35 Brannan
BiiBco William, mate stmr Piedmont, r. 221 Sixth
Briscoe William, longshoreman, r. 119 Francisco
Brisk Mary Mrs., r. 1577 M Market
Briseno Anton, glazier Sullivan, Kelly & Co.. r. 1324
Natoma
Brislan .John J., butcher Eugene Avy, r. Mariposa,
bet Bryant and Florida
Brisolese Nicola, vegetable gardener. Ocean House
Road, nr Tannery
Brisou William M., clerk Wm. T. Coleman & Co., r.
1205 Washington
Brisset Arthur M., collector, r. 1024 Pacific
Bristol Bay Canning Co., William B. Bradford mana-
ger, office 318 Front
Bristol C. E., machinehand George H. Fuller, r. 810
Mission
Bristol Henry, cooper, r. 730 Minna
Bristol Maud K. Miss, teacher Moulder Primary
School, r. 919 O'Farrell
Bristol Robert D.. manager Serial dept A. L. Bancroft
& Co., r. 919 O'Farrell
Bristing C. W., seaman, r. 263 East
Bristow Philip, seaman, r. 263 East
Bristrom Annie, domestic 320 Oak
Britcher Adam, salesman William Davis, r. 469 Minna
Brite .Annie, widow, r. 968 Harrison
Britisli America Assnrnnce Co. ( of Toronto)
Okell & Woolley general ageuts, 411 California
British and Foreign Marine Insurance Co.
(Limited, of Liverpool) Balfour, Guthrie & Co.
general agents, 316 California
British Benevolent Society of California, G. J. Theo-
bald president, J. P. McCurrie secretary, 531 Cal-
ifornia, room 4
British Consulate, office 506 Battery
British Immigration Bureau, John Mason agent, 511
California
Britolius Sophie, widow, r. 11 M Welsh
Britt Henry, watchman, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Britt .James, carpenter, r. 28 Potter
Britt James E , plumber, r. 1191 H Harrison
Britt James P., cooper and extraman Hose Co., No. 9,
r. 921 Jones
Britt Jefifries, teamster, r. 93 Colton
Britt John, laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. 333 Bay
Britt Michael, carriage trimmer, r. 52 Natoma
Britt Michael, laborer, r. 16 Cedar Av
Britt Patrick, gardener, 212 J^ Langton
Britt William Mrs., widow, r. 422 Third
Brittan Fred., beer bottler, r. 1507 M Franklin
Brittan J. C, waiter, r. 36 Natoma
Brittan Lizzie A., widow, r. 827 Nineteenth
Brittan Nathaniel, real estate, 109 California, room 21,
r. Redwood City
Brittan William, blacksmith, r. 435 Twenty-second
Brittan William G., attorney at law, 210 Montgom-
ery, rooms 9-10, r. 600 Bush
Brittan William H., clerk Williams Bros., r. 435
Twenty-second
Brittell Charles K., mining, r. 700 California
Brittell John, 79 Montgomery Block
Britten Frederick A., salesman M. Britten, r. 427
Hayes
Britten Michael, porkpacker, 427 Hayes
Brittoli Louis, r. 4.33 Vallejo, rear
FRATINGER & CO.
THE LEADING
CM AND SUIT HOUSE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
johnIammond
WATER CLOSETS
OF EVERY rESCRIPTION_CAREFULLY REPAIRED.
505 KEARNV STREET.
PLUMBER,
Established
Telephone 315.
Brittou Arthur A., commercial traveler, r. 2729 Bry-
ant Av
Britton Alfred, r. 1023 'i Sutter, rear
Britton Georg^e W. , cashier Manhattan Life In-
surance Co. of New York, 507 Montgomery, r. 1313
Taylor
Brittou James, gripman Market St. RR., r. 2000 Mc-
Allister
Britton James A., carpenter, 1774 Foleom
Brittou John \., secretary Oakland Gas Light and
Heat Co., 604 Commercial, r. Oakland
Britton JosephiBritlon *t Rey) and president and
superintendent Clay Street Hill Railroad Co., office
SW cor Clay and Leavenworth, r. 829 Union
Britton Samuel C, clerk, r. 36 Natoma
Britton William, boarding, 41 Vallejo
Britton William H., porter Crane, Hastings & Co., r.
527 Shotwell
Britton William T., soapmaker New York Soap Co., r.
r. 15 Hartford
Britton William W., attorney at law P. J. Van Loben
SelB, r. Oakland
Britton Si Rey (Joseph Britton and Jacques J.
Rey) lithographers, 525 Commercial
Britton's Building, 109 California
Brizon Louis, steward stmr Zealandia, r. 225 Drumm
Brizzolara .Angelo, clerk Sbarboro & Co., r. 1015
Washington
Brizzolara, Charles, porter Merten, Moffitt & Co., r.
r. 5M Lafayette PI
Brizzolara Constantine, r. 5)4 Lafayette PI
Brizzolara Luigi, r. 5M Lafayette PI
Brizzolara Louis, wood and coal, 1015 Washington, r.
24 Wetmore PI
Brizzolara Simbaldo, drayman, r. 1015 Washington
Brizzolara Tarquino, r. 5)^ Lafayette PI
Brizzolesi Nicola, vegetables, Colombo Market
Broad Catherine, widow, r. 1 Broad's PI
Broad Charles E., commission merchant, 513 Market,
r. 1018 Vallejo
Broad Charles E.. grainer, r. 1000 Hyde
Broad Edward, plumber, r. 1023 Filbert, rear
Broad James, plumber Robert A. Vance, r. 1705 )i
Jones
Broad Robert, carder, r. 738 Shotwell
Broad William, collector London, Northern, Queen
and Connecticut Ins. Co's, r. 1009 Powell
Broad William J., painter, r. 1 Broad's PI
Broadbent Albert L., engineer U. S. Revenue stmr
Hartley, r. 600 Bush
Broadbent Charles W., solicitor, r. 339 Eddy
Broadey Samuel C, broommaker George F. Van De
Mark & Co., r. 803 Montgomery
Broadfield Alice M., widow, r. 2424 M Sacramento
Broadfleld Peter, special policeman, r. SW cor Polk
and Fell
Broadwater — , carpenter Jason Springer & Co.
Broadwater Edward S., bookkeeper H. W. Rice, r. 1224
Mission
Broadwater Guy L., architect and builder, r. 1637
Mission '
Broadway Brewery, Jacob Adams proptr, 637 Broad-
way »
Broad^vay Cable Railway Co., John H. Sayre
secretary, 330 Pine, rooms 35-36
Broadway Grammar School. Miss Jean Parker prin-
cipal. N s Broadway, bet Powell and Mason
Broadway 0. S. Bonded Warehouse, Edwin Dan-
forth, proptr, 723 Battery
Brobeck Gotfried, tanner, r. 1727 Market
Brobeck Henry Mrs, coffee saloon, 142 Eddy
Brocas John W., clerk, r. 229 Bartlett
Broch Michael, shoemaker, r. 16 Antonio, rear
Brocher Charles, hatter, r. 915 Montgomery
Brocbie George, molder, r. W s Noe, nr Eighteenth ■
Brorhier Francois, ironer J. A. Trudell, 19 Ridley
Brochier T., teacher, r. 599 Ellis
Brock , widow, r. Noe. nr Twenty-first
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Slannfaotnrer of every desoription of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
43 to 50 Beale Street, Sau Francisco.
STEAM ENGINES AND THRESHING MACHINES.
TBUHAN, ISHAM & HOOKEi^
421-4^7 Market StreeU
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IMPORTERS OF
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Brock Clirii-tiau, cook Louia M. Juhl, r. 7 Everett
Brock Christopher C, clerk Chas. J. Hendry, r.
Alaiufda
Brock Gustavus H., steward U. 8. Marine Hospital
Brock Jacob W., porter, r. 537 Sacramento
Brock James, wood turner, r. 239 Perry
Brock John A., r. 703 Polk
Brock Julien, pawnbroker, 641 WaBhington, r. 150G
Lftrkin
Brock Oscar W., bartender, r. 431 Stevenson
Brock Paul, marker La Grande Laundry
Brock Roliert M., laborer, r. Hickory, bet Van Ness
Av and Franklin
Brock Samuel, porter N. R. Lowell, r. 45 Ecker
Brock William T., watchman, r. 636 Commercial
Brocken J-, laborer Pac. Oil and Lead Works, r. 16
Bluxome
Brocker William, silkweaver, r. 724 Mission
Brockhage Frank E., clerk F. A. Rouleau, r. Oakland
Brockhage John F., clerk F. A. Rouleau, r. Oakland
Brockhoft Henry, teamster John Ziegenbein & Co., r.
1310 Howard
Brockman August, r. 449 Twentieth
Brockman C. H., ironer U. S. Laundry
Brockman Charles, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r.
302 Fourth
Brockman Christian, stevedore, r. 28 Allen
Brockman Frank H., clerk, r. 1419 Mason, rear
Brockman George, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 735
Brannan
Brockman Herman, laborer, r. 10}^ Decatur
Brockman Kate C, widow, r. 1419 Mason
Brockmann Nicholas, clerk, r. 916 Powell
Brockow.<ky Frederick, harnessmaker Main & Win-
chester, r. 62 Jessie
Brockwell George W. A., porter Sherman, Clay & Co.,
r. 911 Jones
Brod Amiel H. (Hammond & Brod) r. 862 Mission
Brod M. Mrs., r. 145 Ellis
Brodek Gustave (Brodek, Seellg & Co.) r. 1818 O'Far-
rell
Brodek Henry, clerk, r. 846 Grove
Brodek Samuel, merchant (Bakersfield) r. 846 Grove
Brodek, Seelig & Co. (Gusfave Brodek and Gabriel H.
Seelig) auctioneers, 319 Pine
Brodenstine C. H., r. 2824 Greenwich
Broder Cornelius D. (Malloye & Broder) r. 9J4 Welsh
Broder Jacob, stovemolder, r. 2213 Powell
Broder John, clerk, r. 1324 Webster
Broder John P., clerk, r. 9ii Welsh
Broder PatricK, liibnrer John Guerin, r. 9H Welsh
Broderick A, oyster saloon, 706 Howard, r. 82 Clipper
Broderick Charles, pantryman, r. 126 Clara
Broderick Edward, clerk" Cluff Bros., r. 1047 Howard
Broderick Elizabeth, widow, r. 126 Liberty
Broderick Eugene C, clerk, r. 611 Fell
Broderick James E., bookkeeper H. M. Black, r. 1814
Post
Broderick John, boilermaker, r.SH Sheridan
Broderick John, driver Smith & Poultney, r. 344
Brannan
Broderick John, restaurant, 41 Pacific r. 664 Harrison
Broderick John C, machinist, r. 1813 Pine
Brr>derlrk John E., Insurance agent, r. GUFell
Broderick John T., butcher J. G. Shyne, r. 1013 Bry-
ant
Broderick Michael, laborer 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. W
8 Michiga , bet Sierra and Shasta
Broderick Michael, porter Hart & Brandenstein, r.
NE cor Fourth and Bryant
Broderick Michael, shipping clerk, r. 126 Liberty
Broderick Michael Mrs., bakery, NE cor Tenth and
Bryant
Broderick Michael A., clerk, r. 14 Powell Av
Broderick Patrick, laborer Market St. RR., r. 813
Eighteenth
Broderick Peter, purser stmr Jam^s M. Donahue, r.
14 Powell Av
Broderick Thomas, shoemaker, r. 211 Minna
Broderick Thomas, waiter Russ House, r. 147 Natoma
Broderick Thomas C, clerk Montgomery & Co., r.
1047 Howard
Broderick Thomas D., drayman, 202 California, r. 37
Chesley
Broderick Willinin, chief clerk Registrar of
Voters, r. 611 Fell
Broderick William, clerk, r. 14 Powell Av
Broderick William H., gigger S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. Black Point
Brodersen Peter, sugar boiler Am. Sugar Refinery, r.
1030 Greenwich
Brodersen William, porter William Wolff b Co., p. 1&
Twenty-sixth
Brodersen William E., clerk Thomas Day & Co. (11m-
ijed) r. 16 Twenty-sixth
Broderson Christian, stevedore, r. 113 Morris Av
Brodersuu William, seaman, r. 729 Broadway
Brodhurst John, tailor, r. 308 Jessie, rear
Brodhurst John C, master mariner, r. 1904 Stockton
Brodie Agnes, widow, r. 82 Everett
Brodle Hector D., janitor Assessor's Office, r. 20 Clara
Brodie James F., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 613 Howard
Brodie James G., machinist, r. 275M Clara
Brodie James G., patternmaker, r. 2223 Pine
Brodie James R. (J. R. Brodie & Co.) r. 2822 Clay
Brodie John, waiter, r. 1214 Mission
Brodie John C, clerk William J. Davis, r. 14 Verou*
Brodie John C, clerk W. J. Davis, r. 101 Stevenson
BEODIE J. R. & CO. (aames R.
Brodie and Samuel Valleaai steam,
liook nnd job printers, 401-403 San—
some, cor Sacramento
Brodie Samuel H., attorney at law, 604 Merchant, r.
701 Stockton
Brodier John P., salesman Matthias Gray
Brodisjan Nicholas, r. 1827 Greenwich
Brodt Lincoln, carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r. 35»
Clementina
Broducsou W., watchman stmr Ancon
Brodwolf George T., ironworker, r. 517 Post
Broeder Jacob, foundrymau Cal. Wire Works, r. 22ia
Powell
Broemmel J. G. Berthold, apothecary, NW cor
Sixth and Missiou, r. 324 Oak
Broer Charles (Schultz & Broer) r. 1819 Powell
Broeske John (Broeske & Beschormann) r. 1025 Sutter
Broeske & Beschormann (John Broeske and Charlea
Beschormann) liquor saloon, 529 i^ Sacramento
Broetzel Frederick, trussmaker, r. 3 Ewer PI
Brogan George, salesman Eeane Bros., r. 34 Linden Av
Brogan James, plasterer, r. 34 Linden Av
Brogan James Jr., salesman Keane Bros., r. 34 Lin-
den Av
Brogan Kate E. Mrs., teacher Franklin Grammar
School, r. 301 Franklin
Brogan Michael, hillman Omnibus RR., r. 235J6Perry-
Brogan Michael, hostler Omnibus RR., r. 231 Tehama
Brogan Michael, laborer, r. 5!:^ Boardman PI
Brogan Michael, real estate, r. NW cor Broadway and
Larkin
Brogan Patrick, with S. F. Gas Light Co., r. NE cor
Sierra and Louisiana
Brogden S. Mrs., r. 807 Bush
Brogden William, carriagepainter, 107 Jones, r. 22*
Seventh, rear
Brohnska Gustavus, r. 218 Eddy
Brokaw Abraham, saddler, 2210 Mission
Brokaw Abraham S., laborer, r. 258 Jessie
Brokak Edward, r. 743 Howard
Brokenshire Charles R., compositor Fllmer & Stiller
Electro Co., r. 331 O'Farrell
Broker Frederick, stevedore, r. 20 Tehama
Brolly John C, groceries, 209 Fair Oaks
Brolly William, shoemaker Cahn. Nickelsburg & Co,
r. 209 Fair Oaks
"THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING.
WASfllUGTON Fire Ins. Co. of Boston rsW;^"^" I ^"-^riirs:
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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Broniberger John H., musician, r. 704 Bush
Bromley Charles B., clerk, r. 19 Fulton
Bromley Edward R., clerk Post Office, r. 1826 Bush
Bromley George A., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service,
r. 108 Taylor
Bromley George S., engineer Engine No. 2, r. 412 Bush
Bromley Thomas, liquor saloon, SE cor Haight and
Stanyan
Bromley Washington L., r.226 5^ Haight
Brommer Henry, teamster F. GoUuer, r. 6035^ Hayes
Brommer William, shoemaker F. PfeiBfer, r.419 Jones
Brom^vell Iionis L., president California Insur-
ani-e Co. and manager Union Fire and Marine lu-
surance Co. of New Zealand, 318 California, r.
Oakland
Bronchlo Joseph, dishwasher Maison Dore^, r. Roma
Hotel
Bronberg Peter, cooper Lacbman & Jacobi, r. 8 Fede-
ral
Broneer Carl W., restaurant, 136 First, r. Oakland
Broneer George F., cook, r. 138 First
Bronge Emil, molder RIsdon I. and L. Works, r. 1010
Lombard
Bronn Elise, widow, r. 1628 Stockton
Bronsert Louis, cabinetmaker, r. 712 Larkin
Broueou Asa, r. 116 Leidesdorflf
Bronsou Fannie P., Mrs., teacher Franklin Grammar
School, r.919!« Mission
Bronson Kossuth D., compositor Golden Gate, r. 734
Montgomery
Bronsteiu George (E. Goslinsky & Co.) r. 1017 Post
Bronstein Julius, salesman E. Goslinsky & Co., r.1017
Post
Bronzan John, waiter, r. 1215 Polk
Brook Henry, wool scourer, r. Channel, bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth
Brooke Charles (The Brooke Painting, Sign and Ad-
vertising Co.) r. Oakland
Brooke Francis B.. salesman, r. 113 Fell
Brooke George C. (The Brooke Painting, Sign and
Advertising Co.) r. 2725 Sacramento
Brooke Heurv L., reporter, r. 43 Sixth
Brooke John T., clearing house clerk First National
Bank.T. 113 Fell
Brooke Piiuting, Sign and Advertising Co., The
(Charles and George C. Brooke) 717 Market
Brooke John, expressman, NW cor Van Ness Av and
Market, r. 16 Lily Av
Brooke John W., machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 609
Jones
Brooke William H., gripman Market St. RR., r. 1182
Haight
l^T" Brooke. See Brooks
Brookes Edwin L. carpenter, r. W s Prospect Av, nr
Coso Av, B. H.
Brookes Emma Miss, teacher Stanford Free Kinder-
garten, r. Ws Prospect Av, nr Coso At, B. H.
Brookes Samuel M.. artist, 611 Clay, r. W b Prospect
Av, nr Coso Av, B. H.
<^ Brookes See Brooks
Brookfield Arthur C, bricklayer, r. 222 Eddy
Brooking George, driver Isaac Stone
Brooking Harry E., shorthand reporter, r. 44 Third
Brookings Christopher C, insurance broker and spe-
cial agent Fidelity and Casualty Co., 219Sansome,
r. 1206 M Polk
Brooklyn Hotel, Charles S. Bush proprietor, 208-
212 Bush
Brooklyn House, Patrick Kearns proptr, N s Sierra,
bet Georgia and Michigan
Brooklyn Life Insurance Co., A. J. Bryant general
agent, 218 Sausome
Brooklyn Tannery (East Oakland) J. C. Rued &
Co., agents. 119-121 Clay
Brooks Alexander W., agent San Joaquin Improve-
ment Co., r. 1218 Eddy
Brooks Alpheus B., laborer Arctic Oil Works, r. Oak-
land
BATH TUBS, BOILERS,
TANKS, SHOWERS, FAUCETS.
Plumbers' Sanitary Goods of all Kinds,
NA/_ E
PLUMBER,
Establlshea 1860.
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505 KEARNV STREET.
Telephone 315.
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-El,KCTRIC
RUSSIAN anl TUEKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Siven.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
Brooks Ann. widow, r. 6 Morris Av
Brooks Anuie Mrs., liquor saloon, 316^4 Third
Brooks Arthur, laundr\man, r. 3015 Sixteenth
Brooks August, collector, r. 408 Greenwich
Brooks Birdsey, laborer Occidental Laundry
Brooks C. G., commercial traveler Bandmann, Niel-
sen & C'i.
Brooks Charles, jauitor Olympic Clnb, r. 6 Morris Av
Brooks Charles F., teamster, r. 776 Howard
Brooks Christopher, teamster, r. 6 Morris Av
Brooks Clarence O., teamster, r. 2009 M Polk
Brooks Daniel, cashier Brooks & Llssak, r. 1425 Post
Brooks Daniel S., machinist, r. 2219 Powell
Brooks David, dairyman, SE cor Otsego and Seneca
Brooks David P., hostler Club Stable, r. 521 Geary
Brooks Ed«ard, carpenter Wheeler & Burdlck
Brooks Edward, lineman Odd and Stock Tel. Co., r.
911 Sacramento
Brooks Elisha, principal Franklin Grammar School.
r. 1725 Sutter
Brooks Frank, janitor, r. 4 Morris Av
Brooks Frank A., jatitor, r. 2010 Stockton
Brooks Fred Emerson, r. 14 Geary
Brooks Frederick W., clerk, r. 322 Ivy Av
Brooks George, clerk, r. 2535 Post
Brooks George, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 120
Jones
Brooks George W., r. 1512 Taylor
Brooks G. J., waiter, r. 637 Natuma
Brooks Harrison, clerk Nevada Bank, r. Alameda
Brooks Henry, r. 299M Clementina
Brooks Henry Mrs., r. 615 Taylor
Brooks Heury S., mining, 328 Montgomery, room 20
Brooks Ida M. Miss, r. 249 Sixteenth
Brooks James, master mariner, r. 619 Hyde
Brooks J. B., ironer U. S. Laundry, r. 3011 Sixteenth
Brooks John, porter stmr Oakland
Brooks John, shoemaker, r. Ill Jackson
Brooks John, teamster, r. 7713^ Mission
Brooks John W., teamster William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Brooks Joseph, bliiidmaker, r. 6 Morris Av
Brooks Katie, domestic 2826 Howard
Brooks Lionel, clerk headquarters Division of the
Pacific, U. S. A., r. 933 Ellis
Brooks Manuel, porter, r. 3 Clay
Brooks Martin, peddler, r. 142^ Shipley
Brooks Mary, widow, r. 2t)4 Langton
Brooks Max (Brooks & Lissak) r. 1425 Post
Brooks Minnie, domestic 1106 Van Ness Av
Brooks Orion, president Electrical Supply Co.,
328 Bush, r. 231 Capp
Brooks Peter, laborer, r. 6 Morris Av
Brooks Peyton H., salesman Oregon Imp. Co., r. Oak-
land
Brooks Richard M., shipping clerk Goldberg, Bowen
& Co., r. 9 Mason
Brooks Richard N., bookkeeper, r. 37 Second
Brooks Robert C, distiller, r. SE cor Otsego and
Seneca
Brooks Snniuel H., assistant Treasurer United
States, office 608 Commercial, r. 634 Polk
Brooks Samuel L., bricklayer, r. 226 Eighth
Brooks Sarah M., widow, r. 804 Bush
Brooks S.D., compositor Call, r. 726 Bush
Brooks Shelby A., clerk Guardian Assurance Co., r.
804 Bush
Brooks S. T., office 583 Mission, r. 602 Sutter
Brooks S. W. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 543 Minna
Brooks Thomas, piledriver, r. 71 Federal
Brooks Thomas J., waiter Swain Bros., r. 4 Chatham PI
Brooks Thomas 91., manager Muson & Co., 21
First, r. 600 B.ish
Brooks Thomas W., driver Market St. RR., r. 612
Fourth
Brooks W^illiani, assistant secretary Spring Val-
ley Water Works, r. 1717 Vallejo
Brooks William, driver John A. Roy, r. W s San Bruno
Road, nr Teneriflfe
W. B. BANCROFT & CO,
49 FIRST ST.
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ripe FlltJiign, all Sixei*.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Brooks William, laborer, r. 208 Second
Broolm William A., with Boericke & Schreck, r. Oak-
laud
Brooks William F., teamster, r. 6 Morn's Av
Brooks William M., shoemaker, r. UH Harlan PI
I Brooks William P.. contractor, r. 322 Ivy Av
Brooks k Lissak (Max Brooks and A. H.Lissak) Btock
and grain brokers, 435 California
tff' Brooks. See Brookes
Brookshaw Robert, machinist Risdon I. and L.Works,
r. 326 Brannan
Brooman George H., carpenter, r. 45 Twelfth
Brophy Arthur G., blacksmith, r. 416 Bartlett
Brophy Bernard, shoemaker, r. U Seventh
Brophy D. J., r. 871 Market
Brophy Francis M., engineer, r. 412 Laguna
' Brophy James, r. 416 Bartlett
Brophy James, machinist, r. 54 First
Brophy James M., packer Levi Strauss & Co., r. 416
I Bartlett
Brophy John C, clerk, r. 416 Bartlett
Brophy John T., r. 241 Ninth
Brophy Michael, r. 20 Fern Av
Brophy Stephen S., woodcarver, r. 2600 Mission
Brophy Thomas, cook Peter Or. Sopa, r. 411 Sansome
Brophy William F., liquor saloou, 242 Ninth
Bros Goorge, barber, r. 8 Wetmore PI
Bros Jacob, barber, r. 528 Harrison
Broschkowsky Ferdinand, cooper, r. 738 Howard
Broscoe William G., laborer, r. 63 Langton
Brose Emil, molder, r. 1010 Lombard
I Brose Hammond, glass stainer, r. 1719 Howard
[ Brose Herman, glass stainer, r. 222 Clipper
Brose Max, machinist Novelty Iron Works, r. 1010
Lombard
Broshea Robert, cook, r. 122 Shipley
Br si Guttlob E., liquor saloon, 45 Second
I BrosiuR Edmund S., attorney at law, 520 Montgomery
I r. 509 Powell
I Brosnan Bartholomew, laborer, r. 1320 Filbert
Brosuan Daniel, metal rooter, r. 7 Harrison Av
Brosnan Hannah Miss, hairdresser, r. 184 Perry
Brosnan James, ropemaker Tubbs & Co., r. 184 Perry
Brosnan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 738 Clementina
Brosnan John D.. r. 150 Tehama
Brosnan John T., fireman S. P. Co., r. 184 Berry
Brosnan Margaret, widow, groceries, 109 Shipley
Brnsnan Michael, laborer, r. 184 Perry
Brosnan Thomas, liquor saloon, 404 Fourth
Bross George, compositor, r. 411 Bryant
Bross Jacob (Heider & Bross) r. 528 Harrison
Bross Jacob, barber Philip August, r. 47 Stanley PI
Brotchle George F., molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 510
I Noe
I Brofers John (Foard k Broters) r. Alameda
Brother Frank, hackdriver, r. 129 Sixth
Brothers Michael, r. 1 Raphael PI
Brothers Patrick, laborer, r. 813 Eighteenth
1 Brotherson William, with William Wolf, r. 16 Twenty.
j sixth
Brotherson William Jr., clerk Thomas Day, r. 16
I Twenty-sixth
j Brotherton Laura, widow, r. 430 Eddy
Brotherton Robert, carpenter and builder, 439 Cali-
j fornia, r. 1727 Broadway
j Brotman Benjamin, tailor Iivin Baruch, r. 476 Jessie
I Brott William H., driver La Grande Laundry, r. How-
ard, nr Fourteenth
Broucho\ul Joseph F., artist, 75 St. Ann's Bidg, r.
! East Oakland
'. Brouder John, plasterer, r. 1031 Market
Brouder Mlcliael, packer clothing dept, U. S. A., r. 1
Bradford PI
Brough Ann Mrs., dressmaker, 1709 Stockton, rear
Brough Walter, molder r. 1709 Stockton, rear
j B:ough William A., compositor Call, r. 1709 Stockton,
rear
Brougham John, barber George Rupp, r. 312 Green
Broughton Charles, liquor saloon, SW cor Jessie and
Annie, r. 308 Tehama
Broughton Clement J., tailor Joseph Feld, r. 24 Sixth
Broughton Howard A., clerk, r. 20'J Seventh
Broughton John, waiter S. F. Bar Assn, r. 121 Post
Broughton Martin, waiter, r. 82 Jessie
Brouillard John, blacksmith and wagonmaker. Mis-
sion, nr Thirtieth, r. 2979 Harrison
Brouman Antone, cigarmaker C. Faukhauser, r. 431
Pine
Brouquet Jean, barber, 1133 Dupont
Browder John, ornamental plasterer Kellett & Mc-
Mutray, r. 1033 Golden -Gate Av
Browder Joseph A., commercial traveler Napa Valley
Wine Co., r. 318 Minna
I Browell Charles P., clerk Jeremiah Browell, r. 217
Lombard
Browell Frank, r. 217 Lombard
Browell James H., calker, r. 1716 Dupont
Browell Jeremiah, contractor and builder, and mnfr
patent chimneys and sapitary tubes, 727 Mont-
gomery, r. 217 Lombard
Browell Jerry Jr., bookkeeper A. B. McCreery, r. 131
Chestnut
Browell Robert, carpenter, r. 217 Lombard
Brower Montelius P., machinist, r. 1108 Green
Brower Albert, laborer, r. 233 Third
Brower Andrew J., weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolon Fac-
tory, r. 15 Scott PI
Brower Andrew J. Jr., weaver S. F, Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 15 Scott PI
Brower Benjamin T., with Cal. Cracker Co., r. 16
Scott PI
Brower Charles E., r. 284 Minna
Brower Charles K.,with Charles M.Troppmann, r. 300
Sixth
Brower C. K., r. 627 Geary
Brower Clinton, clerk G. Herbert Kellogg, r. Oakland
Brower Daniel R., baker, r. 39 Washington Av
Brower George, cooper Cal. Barrel Co.
Brower James M., compositor Call
Brower John, clerk Schroder, Albrecht & Co., r. 16
Scott PI
Brower JohnD., painter, r. 420 California
Brower Lewis T., r. 613 M Linden Av
Brower Robert H., telegraph operator, r. 15 Scott PI
Brower Samuel C, clerk A. L. Bancroft k Co., r.
Oakland
Brower Samuel S., clerk, r, 39 Washington Av
8^ Brower. See Braner
Brown Aaron Rev. cantor Congregation Beth Israel
r. 420 Hayes
Brown Abble Mrs., widow, r. 307 Jones
Brown Abraham, correspondent Brown Bros. & Co.,
r. 421 Eddy
Brown Abraham B., barber, r. 705 Broadway
Brown Abraham B., carpenter, r. 215 Chattanooga
Brown Abraham L.{J. Baumgarten « Co) r. 1400 Sutter
Brown Ada Miss, clerk G. A. Flower & Co., r. 509
Mason
Brown A. F. Mrs., r. 2603 Post
Brown Albert, clerk local freight office 8. P. Co., r.
2912 Folsom
Brown Albert, lumberman, r. W s North Av, nr Cort-
land Av. B. H.
Brown Albert, master mariner, r. 503 Filbert
Brown Albert A., candymaker, r. 143 Third
Brown Albert A., piano tuner Benj. Curtaz & Son,
r. 1053 Mission
Brown Albert L., r. 14 Henrietta Square
Brown Albert N.. attorney at law, r. 1722 Vallejo
Brown Albert O., clerk Palmer & Rey, r. 1331 Pine
Brown Albert v., dentist, 34 M Turk, r. 825 Golden
Gate Av
Brown Albert W., salesman Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
15 Grand Av
Brown Alexander, cigars and tobacco, 200 Fourth, r.
822 Howard
DRAPERIES.
Special attention given to making up Draperies and
Canopies for Lodges, Societies, etc.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MAKKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Mariel St
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Brown Alexander, cook stmr Walla Walla r. 8il Patl-
lio
Brown Alexander, laborer, r. NE cor Church and Sev
entU
Browu Alexander B., mining speculator, r. 1518
Larkin
Brown Alexander W., cabinetmaker West Coast Fur-
niture Co., r. 645 Folsom
Browu Alfred P. studeut, r. 299 Hyde
Brown Alfonzo, law student, r. 299 Hyde
Brown Alonzo F., traveling salesman Vulcan Powder
Co., r. 51.5^ Bush
Brown Alouzo I., solicitor, r. 420 Jackson
Brown Amelia, widow, r. 8 Hopeton Terrace
Brown Andrew A., merchandise broker, J202 Market
and 3 Pine. r. 546 Turk
Browu Andrew O., traveling salesman, r. 2317 Mis-
sion
Brown Andrew E., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
N 8 Shasta, bet Louisiana and Maryland
Brown Andrew M., captain U. S. Army, r. Grand
Hotel
Brown Annie, dressmaker, r. 26}^ Ritch
Brown Annie Miss, nurse, Mount St. Joseph Orphan
Asylum
Browu Annie, domestic, 1298 Van Ness Av
Browu Annie, weaver, S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 1920 Broadway
Browu Anthony, lapidary, r. 620 Merchant
Brown Archibald, capitalist, r. 208 Hyde
Brown Arthur, laborer, r. 529 Valencia
Brown Arthur, laborer, r. NE cor Church and Seven-
teenth
Brown Arthur M., clerk Brown, Craig & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Browu Augustus, r. 306 Mason
Browu Barbara Mrs., dressmaking, 707 Vallejo
Brown Benjamin, brakeman S. P. Co., r. 178Ji Four-
teenth
Brown Benjamin, hardware, r. 828 Post
Brown Benjamin B., hostler, r. 329 Eddy
Brown Benjamin H., laundryman, r. Occidental
Hotel
Brown Benjamin L., teacher, r. 225 Geary
Brown Benjamin M., porter, r. 247 Stevenson
Brown Benjamin W., wholesale butcher and pork
packer, office 221-223 Front, r. 810 Haight
Brown Benton B., paperhanger, r. 1126 Market
Brown Bernard C. (Charles Brown & Son) r. 828 Post
Brown Bessie C, widow, r. 35 Oak Grove Av
Browu B. M. Mrs., dressmaking, 247 Stevenson
Brown Brothers 6i Co. (Lewis, Ralph and Morris
Browu audBahr Sheideman) agents Oregon City
Woolen Mills, and manufacturers clothing, 121-
123 Sansome
Brown Brown, carpenter, r. 23 Ritch
Browu C. Mrs., chaircainer, r. 117 Julian Av
Brown C. A. Mrs., widow, r. 2203 Mission
Brown Calvin, civil engineer, 523 Kearny, room 24, r,
646 Folsom
Brown C. Charles W., bookkeeper Am. Sugar Refin-
ery Co., r. Alameda
Brown Charles, r. 266 Brannan
Brown Charles, r. 217 k Tehama
Blown Charles (Charles Brown & Son) r. 828 Post
Brown Charles, bartender, r. 210 Montgomery Av
Br«)wn Charles, bookkeeper, r. 875 Folsom
Brown Charles, cellarman Arpad Haraszthy & Co., r.
115 (ieary
Brown Charles, expressman, r. 13 Hinckley
Brown Charles, expressman, Broadway and Dupont,
r. 3111 Montgomery Av
Brown Charles, fisherman, r. 115 Germania
Browu Charles, gigger S. F. Pioner Woolen Factory,
r. 217 M Tehama
Brown Charles, harness cleaner, r. 875 Folsom
Brown Charles, laborer, r. 607 ^ Linden Av
Brown Charles, machinist, r. 1620 Devisadero
FRATINGER & CO.
MOURNING SUITS
MALE AT SHORTEST NOTICE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
MARBLE WASH STANDS,
WASH RASIXS, B.VSIX COCKii.
Laie's Sanitary Basm Trap effecinally exclQdes sewer gas
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNY STREET.
Established l'<60. Telephone 315.
Brown Cbariei-, saletmau J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1020
Mission
Brown Charles, seaman stmr Co 38 Bay, r. Folsom, nr
Main
Browu Charles, seaman schr San Jose, r. 40 Jackson
Brown Charles, shlpliner, r. 1215 Green
Brown Charles, waiter Phil's Exchange, r. 629 Clay
Brown Charles, watchman, r. 405 Green
Bro^vii Charles & Son (Charles and Bernhard
C.) stoves, tinware, etc., 38 Geary
CHAS. BROWN & SON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALEKS IN
STOVES AND RANGES,
Tin, Granite and Wooden "Ware,
38 GEARY STREET,
Near Grant Avenue, SAN FRANCISCO.
Brown Charles A., bridge tender Fourth Street, r. SW
cor Fourth and Channel
Brown Charles A., conductor, r. Columbia PI, nr Rut-
ledge Av
Browu Charles A., dishwasher, r. 733 Market
Brown Charles C, liquor saloon, 26 Clay
Brown Charles E., baggage agent S. P. Co., Townsend
Street depot, r. 311 Taylor
Brown Charles F., packer H. Huddleston& Co.,r. 2328
Harrison
Bro-ivn Cliarles F., real estate and Insurance
agent, 37 Merchants' Exchange, r. 741 Green
Brown Cliarles H., beer bottling, S s Walnut Av, bet
Laguna and Octavla, r. 1531 Post
Brown Charles H., conductor, r. 1613 Broderick
Brown Charles H., painter, r. 234 Sixteenth
Brown Charles H., salesman Brown Bros. & Co., r.
1400 Sutter
Brown Charles J., master mariner, r. 432 Twenty-sec-
ond
Brown Charles M., expressman, SW cor Sixth and
Folsom, r. 4 Elizabeth
Brown Charles M.. pilot, r. 156 Perry
Browu Charles S., clerk Martin O'Shaughnessy, r. 265
Minna
Brown Charles W. Jr., teamster Telephone Transfer
Co., r. 4 Elizabeth
Bro^rn Charlotte Blake J>I. D., physician and
surgeon, office and r. 427 Geary
Brown Llive A., bookkeeper B. F. Barton & Co., r. 822
Twenty -first
BroAvn, Craig & Co. (Edward Brown and Ho-
mer A. Craig) general insurance agents, 429 Cali-
fornia
Brown Daniel, advertising agent, 402 Montgomery, r.
2120 Fillmore
Brown Daniel J., millhand Jason Springer & Co., r. 4
Powell Av
Brown Daniel Jr., messenger Melter and Refiner's
Dept TJ. S. Mint, r. 8 Metcalf PI
Brown Daniel T., r. 1713 Polk
Brown David, baker, r. SR cor Seventeenth and Do-
lores
Brown David, carpenter, r. 1231 Lombard
Brown David, carpenter, r. 1611 Stevenson
Brown David, teamster, r. 27 Welsh
Brown David A., bookkeeper N. Gray & Co., r. 802
Turk
Brown David A., photographer Thomas A. Brown, r.
211 Shotwell
Brcwii David B. , wholesale and retail dealer
coopers' stock (and Hogan & Co.) 53 Clay and 36
Commercial, r. 139 Chestnut
Brown David C, graiuer, r. 871 Eighteenth
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mannfacturer of every deHoriptlon of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to SO Beale Street, San Franeisco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker, ijfinillt'j
-437 Marhet St. Bueeics, Carrlagres,
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IMPOKTERS
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
All 8ize8 unci Numbers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Brown David J., lumberman, r. 614 Second
Brown David P., teamster, r. 8 8 Sierra, bet Minne-
sota and Indiana
Brown Dfuton D., civil engineer, r. 1311 Ji Golden
Gate Av
Brown Dominick, longBhoreman, r. 904 Kearny
Brown Duff, mining superintendent, r. 541 Haigbt
Brown Ed«ar C, clerk D. L. Beck & Sons, r. Oakland
Brown Edgar L., clerk Kedington & Co., r. 640 Golden
Gate Av
Brown Edmund T., advertising solicitor Examiner, r.
619 Haight
Brown Edward, r. 411 Pine
Brown Edward, bellman Palace Hotel
Brown Edward (Brown, Craig & Co.) r. Alameda
Brown Edward, canmaker, r. 12 Heron
Brown Edward, cook, r. 311 Pacific
Brown Edward, gardener, r. 654 Willow Av
Brown Edward, machinist, r. 17 Clementina
Brown Edward, miner, 6 O'Farrell Alley-
Brown Edward, waiter, r. 1237 Stockton
Brown Edward C, shipping clerk Bancroft- Whitney
Co., r. 31 Cook
Brown Edward D., bookkeeper A. Lusk & Co., r. 810
Howard •
Brown Edward D., telegraph operator, r. 203 Sixteenth
Brown Edward F., physician, r. 110 Stockton
Brown Edward M., compositor George Spaulding &
Co., r. 607 J(j Pine
Brown Edwin T., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
19 Van Ness Av
Brown Edwin, tailor, r. 29 Washington Av
Brown E. J., laborer P. M. SS. Co
Brown Elijah W., watchman Spring Valley W.W., r.
16 Hickory Av
Brown Elizabeth, widow, r. cor Wayne and Hickory Av
Brown Elizabeth J. Miss, seamstress, r. N 6 Center,
bet Carolina and Wisconsin
Brown Ellis, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 1304 Laguna
Brown Elwood C, miner, r. 1917 Mission
Brown Emma M., widow, r. 212 Hyde
Brown Emily Mrs., r. 209 Seventh
Brown Emma Miss, teacher Powell Street Primary
School, r. (i Pleasant
Brown Emma Mrs., liquor saloon, 901 Kearny, r. 1000
Montgomery
Brown Emma S. Mrs., millinery, 137 Larkin, r. 8
Birch Av
Brown Emmett, printer C. A. Murdock & Co., r. 1209
Clay
Brown Ernest S., r. 8 Hopeton Terrace
Brown Eugene H., salesman Waterhouse & Lester, r.
Grand Hotel
Brown Felix G., cashier Cal. Transfer Co., r. 121
Montgomery
Brown Florion, expressman, r. 407 Francisco
Brown Frank, clerk, r. 208 Hyde
Brown Frank, cardrlver, r. 1540 Eddy
Brown Frank, messenger stiiir Los Angeles
Brown Frank, painter, r. 722 Laguna
Brown Frank, waiter, r. 310 Minna
Brown Frank A., salesman Nolan Bros., r.ll Seventh
Brown Frank B., mattressmaker Pac. Spring and
Mattress Co., r. 519 Haight
Brown Frank E., conductor N. B. and M. RR., r.
1114 Treat Av
Brown Frank G. (Madigan & Brown) r. 707 Vallejo
Brown Frank P., teamster, r. 514 Linden Av
Brown Frank W., superintendent Carlson & Currier's
Factory, r. 713 Valencia
Brown Fred., bartender, r. 607 Ash Av
Brown Frederick, agent, r. 5 Vullejo PI
Brown Frederick, painter, r. 821 ;<s Dolores
Brown Frederick, porter Greenebaum & Co., r. 228
Bush
Brown Frederick, salesman Starbird & Goldstone, r.
Oakland
Brown Frederick A., driver La Grande Laundry, r.l6
Verona
Brown Frederick F., teamster, r. 106^4 Hickory Av
Brown Frederick H.. armorer 2d Artillery Regiment,
r. 537 O'Farrell
Brown Frederick J., engineer, r. 1&H Kearny
Brown Frederick L.. salesman, r. 224 Turk
Brown Frederick M., r. 335 Jessie
Brown Frederick P., porter Frank G. Edwards, r. 65)i
Federal
Brown Frederick T., sergeant police, r. 2304 Webster
Brown Frederick W., patrolman Underwriters' Fire
Piitrol, r. 114 Second
Brown F'reeman P., r. 39 Fifth
Brown George, clerk, r. 810 Battery
Brown George, clerk, r. 1910 Sixteenth
Brown George, clerk letter dept Wells, Fargo & Co.,
r. 1911 Sutter
Brown George, fireman stmr Oakland
Brown George, harness cleaner J. B. French, r. 919
Golden Gate Av
Brown George, laborer, r. Sutro's Nursery
Brown George, lash maker, r. Twenty-ninth, bet San-
chez and Church
Brown Georee, liquor saloon, 122 Leidesdorff, r. 308
Third
Brown George, molder, r. 8 s Elizabeth, nr Castro
Brown George, operative U. S.;Mint, r. 2629 )i Mission
Brown George, actor, r. 433 5i Clementina
Brown George, real estate, r. 1000 Post
Brown George, shoemaker Cahn, Niekelsburg k. Co.,
r. 428 Shipley
Brown George, teacher Commercial High School, r.
1220 Twenty-first
Brown George Mrs., millinery, 1003 Howard
Brown George A. (Brown & Duncan) r. 1711 Califor-
nia
Brown George A., r. 1312 Union
Brown George C, bookkeeper, r. 208 Hyde
Bro-wn George C, secretary and treasurer Cali-
fornia Wire Works, 329 Market, r. 1026 Washington
Brown George F., cook A. W. Manning, r. 128 Fifth
Brown George H., clerk Atlantic and Pac. Fast Freight
Line, r. 834 Mission
Brown George O., salesman W. K. Vanderslice k Co.,
r. Oakland
Brown George W., clerk, r. 353 Tehama
Brown George W., coaffhm'an, r. 1715 Leavenworth
Brown George W., mining, r. 200 Turk
Brown George W., stockdealer, r. 126 Sixth
Brown George W., teamster C. A. Worth, r. 974 Folsom
Brown George W. Mrs., widow, r. 120k Shipley
Brown Gus, r. 869 Market
Brown Hamilton, foreman Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 722 O'Farrell
Brown Hannah Mrs., r. 1917 Mission
Brown Harry, clerk D. R.Avery & Co., r. 14FarrenAv
Brown Harry, r. 828 Post
Brown Harry, teamster, r. Claremont House
Brown Harry R., machinist, r. 305 Valencia
Brown Harry W., clerk, r. 2603 Post
Brown Harry W., clerk Langley & Michaels, r. 1013
Lyon
Brown Harry W., messenger Craig & Mosher, r. 2726
Pine
Brown Harvey, stenographer Ariel Lathrop, r . Oakland
BroAi'ii Harvey S., attorney Southern Pacific Co.
NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 59, r. Oakland
Brown H. C, r. 417 Sacramento
Brown Henry, boarding, 810 Battery
Brown Henry, janitor Firemans Fund Ins. Co., r. 1608
Jones
Brown Henry, lodgings, 1012 Kearny
Brown Henry, steward stmr Mexico
Brown Henry A., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. cor Howard and Army
Brown Henry A., payingteller Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
Bank, r. 427 Geary
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' Al YOUTHS' SUITS
AT
THE HASTINGS."
OPmi Rn IB. a. OF LOMK
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. 0. DORNIN, Manager
WH. SEZTOIT, Asst. Uonaget.
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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Brown Henry C, drayman A. Fenkbausen & Co., r.
710 McAllister.
Brown H.ury C, upholsterer, r. 7 Elizabeth
Brown Henry D., wood sawyer, 716 Fourth, r.l6 Hag-
Sin
Brown Henry E., carpenter, r. 317 Bush
Brown Henry J., Bhoecutter John H. Byrnes, r. 728
Minna
Brown Hen'-y J., teaniBter, r. 1610 Pacific
Brown Henry W., general manager Gas Consumer's
Benefit Co., 127 Montgomery, rooms 2-3
Brown Horace, pressman The Carlos White Printing
Co., r. Oakland
Brown House, William Clark, proptr, 737 Httward
Brown Howard W., clerk subsistence dept., U. 8. A.,
r. Oakland
Brown Hugo, clerk, r. 1725 Eddy
Brown IraKon, carpenter, r. 730 Guerrero
Brown Irving M., seaman schr Louise West, r. COO
Sixth
Brown Isaac, seaman, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Brown Isaac, waiter stmr City of Stockton, r. 1205
Stockton
Brown Isabelle R. Miss, teacher Haight Primary
School, r. 31 Cook
Brown J., r. im Page
Brown J. A. Mrs., r. 415 Jones
Brown Jacob A., broker, r. 2526 Washington
Brown James, blacksmith, r. 14 Washington
Brown James, blacksmith, r. 913 Jackson
Brown James, clerk, r. 1.52 Fifth
Brown James, clerk, r. Sailors' Home
Brown James, clerk, r. 220 Broadway
Brown James, engineer, r. 29 Perry
Brown James, laborer, r. 4 Gilbert
Brown James, hotbedman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. NE
cor Shasta and Illinois, rear
Brown James, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Brown James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. NE cor
Shasta and Illinois, rear
BrowQ James, laborer Thomas Baily k Co., r. 159
Clara
Brown James, laborer, r. 46 Everett
Brown James, mattress maker, r. 903 Treat Av
Brown James, teamster, r. 4 Gilbert
Brown James A., drayman, r. 6 Pleasant
Brown James A. Jr., clerk R. H. Mowbray, r. 1734
Jessie
Brown James B., clerk Frank G. Edwards, r. 14 Wil-
lows Av
Brown James B., stevedore, r. 205 Harrison
Brown James C, carpenter, r. S s Eighteenth, nr
Ellen
Brown James D., cook F. W. Kamps, r. 709 Stockton
Brown James D., stenographer J. F. Gawthorne, r.
139 Chestnut
Brown James E., publisher and proptr San Francisco
Vindicator, 428 Montgomery, r. 49 Clara
Brown Jaujes E., whitener, r. 263 Clara
Brown James F., bartender, r. 210 Bush
Brown James F., carpenter, 638 Market
Brown James F., millhand Cal. Mill, r. 515J4 Bush
Brown James G., salesman R. A. Swain & Co., r. 201
Powell
Brown James H., carriage painter Matthias Mibach,
r. 4.52 Minna, rear
Brown James H., speculator, r. 17 Powell
Brown James H. B., machinist, r. 2345 Howard
Brown James K.. driver, r. 729 Minna
Brown James McK.. dairyman, r. Excelsior Home-
stead, nr Five-Mile House
Brown James P., chief clerk law dept S. P. Co., r.
Oakland
Brown Jane Miss, paper boxmaker, r. 36 Jessie
Brown J. B., r. 730 Harrison
Brown J. E. Mrs., artist, 120 Sutter, room 78, r. San
Jos^
Brown Jennie Mrs., bakery, 1129 Mission
DR. BAZAN^S
TIlERMO-KLEtTKIC
RUSSIAN ani TORKISI BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BOILERS and STOVES
Connected lor Hot and Cold Water in M best marmer
WATER BACKS, WATER HEATERS,
Of all kinds made and repaired.
W. E . LAN K ,
PLUMBER, 605 KEARNT STREET.
Established 18«)0. Telephone 315.
Brown Jerome J., boot trimmer, r. 728 Minna
Brown Jerry R.. bookkeeper Dalton Bros., r. Oakland
Brown Jesse, chief engineer stmr City of Stockton
Brown Jesse P.. bartender Grand Central Wine
Rooms, r. 759 Market
Brown Jesse R., teamster, r. W s Eureka, bet Twen-
tieth and Twenty-first
Brown Jesse W., mining engineer, r. 139 Taylor
Brown J. M., assistant lighthouse keeper Point Bonita
Brown John, r. 266 Brannan
Brown John, r. 309 Ivy Av
Brown John, r. 847 Harrison
Brown John, boilermaker, r. 2761 Harrison
Brown John, butcher, r. 138 Silver
Brown John, captain stmr Oakland, r. Alameda
Brown John, clerk, r. 433 Jessie
Brown John, conductor Market St. RR.
Brown John, deckhand stmr City of Stockton
Brown John, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. E B
Pennsylvania Av, bet Nevada and Sierra
Brown John, hostler A. Waters, r. 1000 Geary
Brown John, laborer, r. 3ii Broadway
Brown John, laburer, r. 4 Gilbert
Brown John, laborer, r. 36 Jessie
Brown John, laborer, r. 547 Mission
Brown John, laljorer, r. 871 Market
Brown John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. NE cor
Shasta and Illinois, rear
Brown John, longshoreman, r. .36 Clay
Brown John, longshoreman, r. 123 Jackson
Brown John, porter Dodge, Sweeney .'S Co., r. 214 Hyde
Brown John, sailmaker T. V. Reynolds, r. Ch^nery,
nr Palmer, Fairuiount Tract
Brown John, seaman, r. 320 Drumm
Brown John, sexton Calvary Presbyterian Church, r.
919 Sutter
Brown John, teamster Oregon Imp. Co., r. 14 Fred-
erick
Brown John A., painter, r. 938 Mission
Brown John A., fruit-packer George W. Meade & Co.,
r. 505 Tweuty-ninth
Brown John A., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 313
Sixth
Brown John B., butcher, r. 718 Howard
Brown John B., lighthouse keeper Point Bonita
Brown John D., butcher, r. 619 Eighteenth
Brown John D., cook, r. .322 Minna
Brown John D., fireman P. and O. RR., r. 28 Turk
Brown John F., clerk, r. 3 Lick Alley
Brown John F., compositor A. J. Leary, r. 14 Henri-
etta Square
Brown John H., bartender, r. 1035 Market
Brown John H.. groceries and liquors, SE cor Church
and Twenty-seventh
Brown John J., carpenter, r. 512 Bush
Brown John J., laborer, r. 220 Broadway
Brown John O., messenger V. S. Engineers' Oface, r.
707 Vallejo
Brown John P., hardware, r. 237 Oak
Brown John P., puncher Union Iron Works, r. NE
cor Solano and Mississippi
Brown John P., shipyard man Union Iron Works, r.
Iowa, bet Sierra and Nevada
Brown John B., bartender, r. 403 Broadway
Brown John S. (Brown & Adams) r. 738 Grove
Brown Jolin W., draftsman Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. Alameda
Brown John W., waiter, r. 452 Minna, rear
Brown Josehh, clerk, r. 235 Eighth
Brown Joseph, laborer, r. North Point, bet Larkin
and Polk
Brown Joseph, longshoreman, r. 402 Harrison
Brown Joseph, compositor, r. 919 Sutter
Brown Joseph, stevedore, r. 350 Fremont
Brown Joseph E. H., salesman Sadler & Co., r. Oak-
land
Brown Joseph F., laborer, r. 560 Mission
Brown Joseph H., carpenter, r. 333 Twenty-ninth
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 F3RST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. OAVIS, City Affent,
439 California Street.
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FOR HAXD, WIM>-MIL,1. A>D POWER.
AI.L, SIZKS.
809. 311, 313. 315 and 317 MAEKET STEEET
Brown Joseph M., carpenter, r. 235 Eighth
Brown Joseph P., cor GirarJ and Dwisht
Brown Josejih S., Bupprintendent Peixotto & Silver-
man, r. 4 Elizabeth PI
Brown Josephine MrB., r. 2430 Sacramento
Brown Josiah P., varieties, 1735 Market, r. 237 Oak
Brown I. S., salesman G. O. Wickson & Co., r. Oak-
land
Brown J. T., janitor New City Hall
Brown Julia Mrs., folder clothing dept U. S. A., r. 23
Clara
Brown Julia, widow, r. 10 Cleaveland
Brown Kate Miss, r. 3«1 Jessie
Brown Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 26)4 Ritch
Brown Katherine. widow, r. 1 Rincon Av
Browu L. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 26 Js Kearny
Brown Lawrence L., night inspector Custom House,
r. 47 South Park
Brown Leo A., copperplate printer and illuminator,
r. E s Potrero Av, bet Nevada and Sonoma
Brown Leonard, pressman C. A. Murdock & Co., r.
1209 Clay
Brown Lester T., bookkeeper, r. 2212 Geary
Brown Lewis (Brown Bros. & Co.) r. 824 O'Farrell
Brown Louis, expressman, r.cor Third and Point Lo-
bes Avs
Brown Louis, laborer, r. 13 Pacific
Brown Louis, waiter, r. 22 Minna
Brown Louis T., teamster, r. 613)4 Linden Av
Brown Louisa, tailoress, r. 17 Minna
Browp L. P. Mrs., r. 404 Post
Brown L. W. Mrs., furnished rooms, 502 Powell
Brown M., machinist, r. 1108 Green
Brown M., waiter, r. 5.j Minna
Brown Major T., mining engineer, r. 3030 California
Brown Margaret, widow, r. 138 Silver
Brown Margaret, widow, r. 1813)4 Stockton
Brown Margaret, widow, groceries, 220 Broadway
Brown Margaret L., widow, r. N s Center, bet Caro-
lina and Wisconsin
Brown Mark, woolsorter, r. 4 Gilbert
Brown Mark, calker. r. SW s Marquesas, bet Talla-
poosa and Santee
Brown Martin A., harnessmaker, r. 359 Minna
Brown .Mary, widow, r. 7 Elizabeth
Brown Mary, widow, r. 26 !4 Ritch
Brown Mary, widow, r. 223 Polk
Brown Mary, widow, r. 1021 Filbert
Brown Mary, domestic 2416 Howard
Brown Mary Mrs. (Brown & Williams) r. 2120 Fill-
more
Brown Mary Mrs., lodgings, 846 Mission
Brown Mary E.. weaver S. F. Pionner Woolen Fac
tory, r. 217)^ Tehama
Brown Mary L. Miss, teacher public schools, r. C03
Linden Av
Brown Matthew, beltmaker, r. 102 Main
Brown Matthew D., clerk local freight ofllce S. P. Co.,
r. 1637 Mission
Brown Matthew F., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
313 Sixth
Brown Maurice W., collector Q. W. Clark & Co., r. 202
Stockton
Brown May E. Mrs., medium, r. 505 Bush
Brown McKenzie, waiter, r. 55 Minna
Brown M. E. Miss, typewriter W. B. Sumner & Co., r.
Oakland
Brown Michael, r. 558 Stevenson
Brown Michael, harnessmaker, r. 112H Jackson
Brown Michael, laborer, r. North German House
Brown Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. N 8
Sierra, bet Michigan and Georgia
Brown Minnie T. Miss, telegraph operator, r. N B
Center, bet Carolina and Wisconsin
Brown Mitchell, coUarmaker L. D. Stone & Co., r.
112)4 Jackson
Brown M. J. Mrs., magneUc and electric baths, r.
114 Turk
Brown Morris (Brown Bros. & Co.) r. 1400 Sutter
Brown Moses P., bookkeeper W. B. Sumner & Co., r.
Oakland
Brown Mortlock, coppersmith George A. Tripp, r.
(;4.'> Fnlsom
Brown Nupoleon, clerk, r. 60.5 Broadway
Brown Nathaniel B., machinist, r. 1G20 Devisadero
Brown Nellie Miss, paperboxmaker, r. 36 Jessie
Brown Nelson, r. 2322 Washington
Brown NiL-holas, peddler, r. 3 Lick Alley
Brown Nina, clerk Call, r. 15 Grand Av
Brown Olif, salesman, r. 28 Rondell PI
Brown Otto, patternmaker CoflSn & Woods, r. 513)j
Hyde
Browu Patrick H., stevedore, r. 18)4 Sacramento
Brown Percy J., clerk O. W. Clark & Co., r. 202 Stock-
ton
Brown Perry B., manager messengers Am. District
Tel., r. 1014 Leavenworth
Brown Peter, r. 36 Je.^sie
Brown Peter, carpenter, r. 1331 Pine
Brown Peter, laborer, r. 1.50 Natoma
Brown Peter, housemover, r. 1100 Powell
Brown Peter, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg b Co., r.
300 Ivy Av
Brown Peter, sallmaker clothing dept, U. S. A., r.
31 H Tehama
Brown Peter L., bookkeeper, r. 1314 Mission
Brown Pettie Mrs., r. 734 Folsom
Brown Philip, cellarman S. F. Stock Brewery, r. cor
Powell and Water
Brown Philip, stevedore, r. 288 Filbert
Brown Philip Jr., operator Am. District Tel., r. 238
Filbert
Brown Rachael F. Miss, seamstress, r. 1713 Polk
Brown Ralph (Brown Bros. & Co.) r. New York
Brown Ralph (Wolf, Brown & Co.) r. Oakland
Brown Ralph, locksmith F. Newhoff, r. 27 Liedesdorff
Brown Reuben W. (Brown & Draker) r. 1004 Twenty-
first
Brown Richard, r. S s Lombard, bet Devisadero and
Broderick
Browu Richard, clerk N. Y. Underwriters' Agency,
r. 16 Howard Court
Brown Richard, groceries and liquors, 426 Ringold
Brown Richard, laborer, r. 4 Hayward
Brown Richard, laborer, r. 516 Sixth
Browu Richard, real estate, r. 2:^30 Jones
Brown Richard A., laborer, r. 1205 Stockton
Brown Richard F., laborer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 336}j
Vallejo
Brown Richard H., mining, r. 1433 Pacific
Brown Robert, candymaker William S. TowDsend, r.
1021 Filbert
Brown Robert, cook, r. 152 Silver
Brown Robert, carrier Alta, r. 2709 Mission
Brown Robert, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Brown Robert, mate, r. 263 East
Brown Robert, pluinber Henry Williamson, r. Folsom
nr Sherman
Brown Robert, steerage watch stmr Starbuck
Brown R jbert F., laundryman S. F. Laundry
Brown Robert 8., seaman, r. 2(^3 East
Brown Roland G., broker, 420 California, r. Oakland
Brown Rosa, widow, r. 322 Fifth
Brown Rosalia, widow, r. W s Dolores, nr Sixteenth
Brown Rufus N., merchant, r. 2322 Washington
Brown Sadie Mrs. (Karras & Brown) r. 1729 Broad-
way
Brown Samuel, laborer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 212 Broad-
way
Brown Samuel, miner, r. 922 Battery
Browu Samuel, watchman, r. 751 Folsom
Brown Samuel A., clerk, r. 22 Glen Park Av
Brown Samuel E., foreman News Letter, r. 407 Grove
Brown Samuel H. (S. H. Brown & Co.) r. 730 Sutter
Brown Samuel H. (T. J. Bass & Co.) r. 903 Treat Av
Brown Samuel J., carpenter, r. 9(il Market
WHOLESALE AKD EETAIL
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
rn IDCC CVTDA riDV /^l^" *1>« fin^"* grades of Clarets, Hocks. )ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
tl/LiroL La I nH Uni IBurgundieB.Sautemes.PorteaudSherriesi 530 WASHIHGTON ST2EZT.
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269
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Brown Samuel M., cigars and tobacco, NE cor How-
ard and Fourth, r. 200 Turk
Browu Sarah, widow, r. 1G2'2 Broadway
Brown Scott, cutter B. BlumenOial & Co., r. 933 Fol-
gom
Brown S. H., r. 850^ Harrison
Bro^vn S. H. & Co. (Samuel H. Brown) real es-
tate agents, 30 Kearny
Brown Spencer R., clerk, r. 722 Folsom
Brown Stanton, piauotuuer, r. 30G Mason
Brown Stephen G., barber, 202 Fourth
Brown Stllmau, carpenter W. A. Meeker, r. 35 Oak
Grove Av
Brown Sylvester, blacksmith, r. cor Fourteenth
and Market
Brown Sylvester B., teamster C. C. Shattuck & Co.,
r. 728 J^ Harrison
Brown Sylvester F., butcher, r. 349 Minna
Brown Theodore, clerk, r. 638 Green
Bro^Tit Thomas, cashier Bank of California, NW
cor California and Sansome, r. 1019 Bush
Brown Thomas, clerk Hawley Bros. Hardware Co., r.
Sunol
Brown Thomas, cook, r. 212 Broadway
Brown Thomas, milkman, r. 487 Haight, rear
Brown Thomas, porter S. P. Co., r. 663 Howard
Brown Thomas, seaman stmr Mariposa
Brown Thomas, selector Wangenheim, Sternheim &
Co., r. 606 Linden Av
Brown Thomas, stevedore, r. 612 Greenwich
Brown Thomas, superintendent California Mar-
ket, r. 1911 Sutter
Brown Thomas A., photographer, 606 Kearny, r. 20
Shotwell
Brown Thomas A., salesman Baker & Hamilton
Brown Thomas D., foreman, r. i Powell Av
Brown Thomas H., clerk, r. 18133^ Stockton
Brown Thomas P. S., drygoods, 2129 Mission
Brown Vrooman S., glovecutter, r. 933 Folsom
Brown 'Walter, waiter Palace Hotel
Brown Walter E., machinist William Deacon, r. La-
gunn, nr Vallejo
Brown Walter K., conductor Market St. RE., r. 2000
McAllister
Brown Walter S. (Brown & Metzner) r. 426 ElHs
Brown Ward, salesman Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 342 Green
Brown Ward, teamster, r. 16 J^ Hickory Av
Brown W. C. Mrs., corsetmaker, r. 706 Larkln
Brown Wellington J., calker, r. 540 Howard
Brown W. H. Mrs., proptr Arlington House, 127
Kearny
Brown Wilbur K., teamster S. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. 769 Harrison
Brown Wilfred L., civil engineer, 523 Kearny, room
24, r. 646 Folsom
Brown Will W., salesman Wolf, Brown k Co., r.
Oakland
Brown Willard, cook, r. 24 Verona
Brown Willard B., compositor, r. 722 Washington
Brown William, r. 520 Turk
Brown William, r. 5.58 Stevenson
Brown William, bartender, r. 28 Clay
Brown William, butcher, r. 102 Finh
Brown William, chairmaker Wakefield Rattan Co., r.
2634 Bitch
Brown William, clerk, r. 138 Silver
Brown William, cook. r. 17 Laskie
Brown William, dentist. 15 Grand Av
Brown William, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Brown William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r.NE cor
Shasta and Illinois, rear
Brown William, laborer, r. 20 Everett
Brown William, laborer, r. 101 Bartlett
Brown William, laborer J. M. Pike, r. 608 Sacra-
mento
Brown William, master mariner, r. 716 Bay
Brown William, oiler stmr Eureka, r. 215 Seventh
FRATINGER & CO.
OF ALL CESCBIFTIONS.
105 KEAKNY STEEET.
GAS, WATER and STEAM
FITTING,
In all its Branches. Well Done.
NA/_ E
PLUMBER,
Establishea 1860.
_ l_ANE^
505 KEARNV STREETS
Telephone 315.
Brown William, sawmaker, 222 .Tackson. r. 920 Union
Brown William, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Brown William, seaman r. 10034 Jackson
Brown William, seaman, r. llfi Berry
Brown William, seaman, r. 263 East
Brown William, teamnter, r. 21i> Ninth
Brown William, waiter, r. 60 Annie
Brown William, waiter, r. 452 }« Minna
Brown William A., r. 230G Mission
Brown William A., calker. r. 242 Minna, rear
Brown William A., engineer, r. 718 Bay
Brown William A., foreman Blake, Moflitt & Towne,
r. 933 Ellis
Brown William A., painter, r. 20 Everett
Brown William A., merchant, r. 120 McAllister
Brown William A., wooddealer, r. 104 Freelon
Brown William B., capitalist, r. 1300 Hyde
Brown William C, book and job printer, 419 Sacra-
mento and 320 Sansome, r. 919 Sutter
Brown William C, bookkeeper, r. 1104 Mission
Brown William C, cashier William T. Coleman &
Co., r. 1019 Bush
Brown William C, printer Palmer & Rey, r. 1331
Pine
Brown William C, wood and coal, 608 Natoms, r.
1035 Folsom
Brown William C. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1104 Mission
Brown William E., clerk B. Nathan & Co. r. 169
Silver
Brown William E., office NE cor Fourth and Town-
send, r. Palace Hotel
Brown William F., foreman Moore & Smith, r. 651
Folsom
Brown William T., stevedore, r. 75 Clementina
Brown William G., collector, r. 208 Hyde
Brown William G., general news agent S. P. Co.
Northern Division, office S. P. Co's. depot. Town-
send, bet Third and Fourth, r. 815 Treat Av
Brown William H. (Brown & Bowles) r. Oakland
Brown William H. (Brown & Wells) r. 127 Kearny
Brown William H., carpenter, r. 924}^ Folsom
Brown William H., commercial traveler, r. 433 Ful-
ton
Brown William H., salesman, r. 1900 Devissdero
Brown William H., salesman Hawley Bros. Hard-
ware Co., r. Alameda
Brown William H., teamster, r. 4 Leonard PI
BroTvn William H. , vice-president Bankers' Mut-
ual Life Association of the V. S., 322 Montgom-
ery, r. 600 Bush
Brown William J., boxmaker S. F. Box Co., r. 169
Silver
Brown William M., tanner, r. 608 Sixth
Brown William N., shipcarpenter, r. 645 Folsom
Brown William P., r. 114 Bernard
Brown William P., packer D. Ghirardelli & Sons, r.
1622 Broadway
Brown William Q., carpenter, 600 5< Leavenworth
Brown William S.. clerk, r. 1021 Filbert
Brown William T., clerk Gold and Stock Telegraph
Co. r. 1014 Leavenworth
Brown William W., clerk, r. 1519 Leavenworth
Brown William W., r. 40 Thirteenth
Brown Winsor L., clerk Pacific Improvement Co., r
Oakland
Brown William P., r. 1407 Washington
Brown W. M., clerk, r. 237 Oak
Brown W. P., waiter, r. 131 Third
Brown W. T., horsedealer, r. 131 Fifteenth
Brown & Adams (John S. Brown and John E. Adams)
commission merchants and leather dealers, 409 1 C/5
Battery g"
Bro-»vn & Bevvies (William H. Brown and Joseph j S
H. Bowles) manufacturers' agents and commis- ; 3^
sion merchants, 518 Market ] j*
Brown & Draper (Reuben W. Brown and Edward P. ®
Draper) wholesale butchers, office cor Railroad
Av and St. Thomas
W
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
9Iannl'aotiirer or every (tescription off
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to SO Beale Street, San Franciseo.
Dennett Jump Seats.
Traman, Isham A Hooker, 421-427 Market St
WHOLESALE AMD RETAIIi.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO,
MANTJFACTCKEBS OF
Plain, Japanned and Stamped
T I nvr ^w .A. R. e;
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Bro^vn & Duncan (George A. Brown and Dun-
can Nicol) proprietors Bank Exchange, SE cor
IMoiityoinery and Washington
BROWN & METZNER
(Walter S. Brown and William M«tz>
nerl ng^entg Cortlcelli Silk Co., Golden
Fleece roll braid, Springier Brothers'
cloaks and Florence Manufactnrinf^
Co., 535 Market
Brown fc Wells (William H. Brown and William F.
Wells) fruits and vegetables, 30-31 Cal. Market
Brown fc Williams (Mrs. Mary Brown and Miss Emily
Williamsl dressmakers, 2120 Fillmore
B^" Brown. See Browne and Braun
Browne Charles H., barber, r.32>6 Mary
Browne C. Webb, clerk Firemans Fund Ins. Co., r.
East Oakland
Browne Christopher R., clerk Firemans Fund Ins. Co.
Browne Edward, seaman, r. 705 Front
Browne Edward W., pressman H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
1122 Alabama
Browne George H., steward, r. 707 Front
Browne Jacob L., secretary Bank of San Francisco (in
liquidation) and Union Water Co., 327 Pine, room
22, r. Oakland
Browne James, salesman Philip Kennedy & Co., r. 703
Market
Browne James A., proprietor Vienna Gardens,
NW cor Sutter and Stockton
Browne James G., carpenter, r. 89 Brady
Browne John M., r. 39 Fulton
Browne John E., bartender Vienna Gardens, r. 405
Kearny
Browne Mary T. Miss, teacher Domestic Sewing Ma-
chinf. r. 53 Hoff Av
Browne Michael C, school teacher, r. W a Arlington,
nr Miguel, Falrmount Tract
Browne Nt-lson H., bookkeeper Edwards & Co., r. 521
Eddy
Browne Richard H., cloaks and suits, 1132 Market, r.
536 Elshteenth
Browne Robert T., whitener, and extraman Hose Co.
No. 3, r. 1122 Alabama
Browne Ross E., mining and hydraulic engineer, 307
Sausome, r. Oakland
Browne Spencer E., real estate, 307 Sansome, r. Oak-
land
Browne Thomas J., tailor, r. W s Bennington, nr
Cortland Av, B. H.
Browne Thomaa R., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r'. 1122
Alabama
Browne Walter, clerk Charles Lyonn, r. 137 Kearny
Browne William, laborer Matthew Nunan
Browne William, painter, r. 1005 Alabama
Browne William T., commercial traveler, r. 1312 Mis-
sion
10" Browne. See Brown and Braun
Brownell Abner (Berdan, Brownell fc Co.) r. Oakland
Brownell Don C, salesman Carolan * Co., r. Oakland
Brownell Lysauder F., painter, r. 279 Minna
Brownell Robert, wire worker Cal. Wire Works, r.l716
Dnpont
Brownell William H. P., superintendent Arctic Oil
Works, r. 940 Twenty-first
Brownholtz Frank P., salesman M. J. Flavin & Co.,
r. 1104 Market
Browning August (Browning & Bremer) r. 1500 Leav-
enworth
Browning Edward clerk, r. 401 Van Ness Av
BrowninK Frederick A., candymaker, r. 1500 Leaven-
worth
Brownintj Jacob, teamster, r. 401 Van Ness Av
Browning Jeremiah, teamster, r. 215 Larkin
Brownlnu John (Browning & Kugeler) r. 600 Nine-
teenth
Brownins; John H., groceries and liquors, SE cor
Jackson and Leavenworth
Browning John N., clerk Am. Sugar Refinery r. 771
Folsom
Frownine John O., clerk, r. C.16 Commercial
Browning W.. driver United Carriage Co., r. 229 Sixth
Browning William, liquor saloon, 541 Clay, r. 771
Folsom
Browning William P., conductor Market St. BR., r.
Haight, ur Stanyan
Browning fc Bremer (August Browning and Otto A.
Bremer) gunsmiths and bellhangers, 8J0 Kearny
Browning & Kugeler (John Browning and Frederick
Kuueler) groceries and liquors, NW cor Mission
and Nineteenth
Brownlee F. C. .t Co. (Mrs. Frances C. Brownlee)
agent Needham's Red Clover, 1229 Market
Brownlee Frances 0. Mrs. (F. C. Brownlee & Co.) r.
1229 Mark.-t
Brownlee Jesse S., cabinetmaker, r. 1229 Market
Brownlee Robert, laborer Custom House, r. 25754
Clementina
Brownlie Alexander, bartender, r. E s Diamond, nr
Nineteenth
Brownlie David, machinist, r. E s Diamond, nr Nine-
teenth
Brownlie E. F., r.735 Market
Brownlie James S., liquor saloon SE cor Eighteenth
and CHStro, r. E s Diamond, nr Nineteenth
Brownlie Jessie G., widow, r. E s Diamond, nr Nine-
teenth
Brownlie John, painter, r. E s Diamond, nr Nine-
teenth
Brownlie William, compositor, r. E s Diamond, nr
Nineteenth
Brownlow Charles B., r. 602 Stockton
Browurlgg William J., carpenter, 524 Castro
Brownsou Frederick, collector J. W. Evans, r. 2938
Howard
BrowQstein Daniel G., bookkeeper Marks, Vaenberg
& Co., r. 1017 Post
Browiistein Daniel J., r. 512 Golden Gate Av
Brownsein George, tobacco dealer, r. 1017 Post
Browustein Jacob, r. 512 Golden Gate Av
Browustein Julius, shipping clerk, r. 1017 Post
Brownstone David, merchant, ofllce 29 Battery, r. 723
Hayes
Brownstone David, merchant (Lemoore, Cal.) r. 1206
Golden Gate Av
Brownstone Isaac, merchant, r. 1002 Larkin
Brownstone Isaac & Co., merchants (Selma, Cal.)
oflBce 0 Sin.-<ome
Brownstone Jacob, capitalist, r. 613 Larkin
Brownwell Claude, engineer, r. 8 Hopt-ton Terrace
Broyer Alexander B., liquor saloon, SW cor Mission
and Fourth, r. 568 Bryant
Broyer Herman, groceries and liquors, SE cor Godeus
and Mission
Broyer J. inn, liquor saloon, 225 Clay, and groceries
and liquors, 623 Second, r. 619 Second
Broz Edward, photograph retoucher, r. 35 Alabama
Broz Frank, restaurant, 517 California, r. 37 Alabama
Bru John, boots and shoes, 7J6 Broadway
Brubaker Eflanger, teamster, r. 612 Minna
Brubeck Frederick, engineer Raymond, Squires &
Co., r. 1727 Market
Bruce Alexander, machinist, r. 655 Harrison
Brui-e Charles A., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W ■
Michigan, bet Shasta and Napa, rear
Bruce Charles C, assistant bookkeeper Wright,
Browne h Co., r. 1218 Jackson
Brui-e David, weaver, r. E a Lnrkin, nr North Point
Bruce Donald, book and job printer, 618 Sacramento,
r. 640 Pine
Bruce E. C, dealer hides, office 41 Clay, r. 208 Eddy
Bruce Frank T.. cigars and tobacco, 213 Montgomery
Av. r. 216 Montgomery Av
Bruce Frederick, r. 54 Minna
THE BEST
CLOTHING
For MEN AND BOYS at
"THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK, SAN FRANCISCO,
THE LION Fire lis. Co. OF LONBON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, 04,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SEZTOil, Asst. JiiLagar.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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Bruce George, r. 871 Market
Bruce George, journalist, r. 617 Geary
Bruce Hen ert F., solicitor Frauk 0. Baxter, r. 429
Golden Gate Av
Bruce James, clerk, r. 310 Montgomery Av
Bruce James A., engineer Byron Jackson, r. SW cor
Geary and Buchanan
Bruce James H., marine surveyor Firemans Fund
Ins. Co., r. 1218 Jackson
Bruce John, calker, r. 18 First
Bruce John, contractor and builder, 330 Pine, rooms
U-12, r. 2407 Howard
Bruce John, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Bruce John T., painter, r. 1815 Vallejo
Bruce Joseph, lodgint-s, 310 Montgomery Av
Bruce Maxwell M., clerk D. Samuels, r. 862 Mission
Bruce Robert (Balfour, Guthrie & Co.) r. 2122 Pacific
Av
Bruce Robert, laborer, r. 909 Geary
Bruce Robert M., barber, r. 1115 Jones
Bruce Samuel, mining, r. 830 Pacific
Bruce Viola Miss, teacher Fairmouut Primary School,
r. 1218 Jackson
Bruce Walter S., clerk, r. 1218 Jackson
Bruck A. Mrs., widow, r. 1345 Powell
Brucker Gottlieb, gilder, r. 726 Green
Bruckmann Gustav R., coppersmith George A. Tripp,
r. 4 CLvde
Bruckmann John, with F. Mandlebaum & Sons, r.
417 Mason
Bruckmann Moritz K., insurance agent, r. 14 Colum-
bia Square
Bruckner Joseph, rattan and willow mnfr, 1015 Mar-
ket, r. 23!«i Lincoln
Bruder August, brassfinisher Thomas Day & Co., r.
915 H Jackson
Brudlowsky C, clgarmaker, r. 512 BuSh
Bruecker August, gilder S. & G. Gump, r. 1217 Kearny
Brueckman Emil, cook Frederick Eckhardt, r. 11
Bagley PI
Bruehlmann Samuel, dishwasher, r. 627 Commercial
Bruen Edward G., miner, r. 948 Howard
Bruen Henry, cardriver, r. E s Gunnison Av, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Bruenn Henry, miller, r. 5 Florence
Braev John, butcher, NW cor Railroad Av and St.
Thomas
Bruer John, liquor saloon, SW cor Marquesas and
Railroad Av
Brueshaber William, clerk, r. 244 Jessie
Bruff George, cook Handley House
Briiger Carl, helper Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.444Brannan
Bruges Henry, r. 33 Hinckley
Brugge George, livery stable, 42-44 Clay, r. 123
Oregon
Bruggeman Frederick, bottler Oambrinus Bottling
Co., r. 1506^4 Franklin
Bruggeman Henry, asphaltum roofer, 317 }<j Grant Av,
r. 45 Langton
Brug^gemann Henry, merchant tailor, 526 Kont-
Komery, r. 503 Union
Brugger John Jr., teamster, r. 308 Chestnut, rear
Brngier Adolph, r. 719 Green
Bruguiere C. J., officer strnr Colima
Bruguicre Emile A., r. 1800 Franklin
Bruguire Victor, shipping dept F. S. Chadbourne &
Co., r. Oakland
Bruhn Peter F., porter Hencken & Schroder, r. 21
Rondell PI
Bruhn Peter F. Jr., musician, r. 21 Rondell PI
Bruhning Mary, widow, r. S s Mauritius, bet Penob-
scot and Osage
Bruhns Caroline, widow, r. 1617 Mason
Bruhns Emma Miss, bookbinder, r. 1617 Mason
Bruhns Hans W., liquor saloon, 1122 Battery, r. 411
Dolores
Bruhns Henry, currier, r. 309 Day
Bruhns John, deikhand tug Monarch, r. 1617 Maaon
DR. BAZAN'S
THEK9IO-E1.ECTBIC
RUSSM ail TURKISH BATES
M Medicated and Electric Batlis Siven.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
WATER FILTERS,
ALL SIZES AND KINDS FOR FAUCETS.
Large Filterera with capacity for cleaning all water
used in the house, simple and cheap.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street,
Established 18G0.
Telephone 315.
Bruhns Julius H., barnessmaker, r. 413 Franklin
Bruhns William, currier Morris Wlndt, r. 211 Twenty.
eighth
e^ Bruhns. See Bruns
Bruick Herman, upholsterer, r. 713 McAllister
Bruin John, laborer, r. 36 Jessie
Brujier Adolph, r. 719 Green
Brulon Henry G., horsedealer, r. 113 Geary
Brumagim Jennie R. Miss, teacuer Garfield Primary
School, r. 1315 MaRon
Brumagim John W., attorney at law, 33-35 Nevada
Block, r. 1315 Mason
Brumagim Stuart M., clerk Wells, Fargo b Co's
Bank, r. 1315 Mason
Brumau Aaron, commission merchant, r. 262 Octavia
Brummer John, engineer Albany Brewing Co., r. 75
Everett
Brummer William, clerk S. F. Bridge Co., r.ll6 Clara
Brumund John (Brumund & Schutte) r. 7 Albion Av
Brumund & Schutte (John Brumund and Diedrich
Schutte) groceries and liquors, SE cor Sixteenth
and Albion Av
Bruh Anton, hostler Sutter St. RR., r. 1631 Clay
Brun Christopher, paper dealer, r. 23 Dearborn PI
Brun John W., bakery. 41H O'Farrell
Brun Louis, cook P. Priet .^ Co., r. 530 Bush
t^ Brun. See Brune, Brunn and Bruun
Brunbrook Amura F., engineer stmr Whitelaw, r. 566
Howard
Brundage Charlefl, icepuUer Arctic Ice Co., r. 114}j
Freelon
Brundage Daniel H., laundryman, r. 1711 Howard
Brundage Le Roy O., teamster, r. 737 Folsom
Brune August, mnfr cigars, 515 Front, r. 1715 Mason
Brune Diedrich, groceries and liquors, 1855 Mission,
r. 204 Fourteenth
Brune Frederick, clerk Schmidt Label and Litho-
graphic Co., r. 317 Bu^h
Brune Gustave W., clerk Max Burkardt, r. 315 Bush
Brune Henry (Naber, Alfs & Brunw) r. 824 Grove
Brune Jena. C, captain stmr Transit, r. Oakland
Brune Louis E. (Gerdes & Brune) r. 1003 McAllister
Brunei F., coalpasser stmr Ancon, r. cor Broadway
and Davis
Brunei Leon, cook Pon & Pontacq, r. 124 Williams
Brunenkant John, dairy produce, 362 Third
Brunenkant Matthew, c:ibinetmaker A. Frei, r. 490
Eighth
Bruner Henry 8., bookkeeper Moore, Hunt & Co.,
402 Front
Bruner Jane W. Mrs., furnished rooms, 910 Pine
Bruner Moritz, tailor, 650 Washington
Bruner William W., r. 910 Pine
6^" Bruner. See Brunuer
Brunet Eugene, bartender Biteau & Ortion, r. 614
Merchant
Brunet Virgile, with August Achin, r. 1007 Folsom
Briinig Christian, liquor saloon, 49 Stevenson
Briiuig Louis, laborer Cal. Glue Works, r. Manitoba,
bet Susquehanna and St. John
Briinig Louis Jr., laborer Cal. Glue Works, r. Mani-
toba, bet Susquehanna and St. John
Bruning Annie Mrs. (Brunihg & Schaller) r. 802
Union
Bruning William, student, r. 802 Union
Bruning & Schaller (MrH. Annie Bruning and Henry
Schaller) mnfrs soda water, 323 Francisco
Brunings John H., shipping clerk Truman, Isham &
Hooker, r. 1203 Mission
Brunings Martin (Brunings ,t Myers) r. 831 Howard
Brunlng'S «)fc Myers (Martin Brunings and Harry
Myers) wiues and liquors, 6iX) Market, and 1 Post
Brunjes John C, laborer, r. 518 Sixth
Brun.jes Matilda, widow, r. 2219 Powell
Bmnke Cbarles, musician, r. 1805 54 Stockton
BrunkhorKt Anna, widow, r. 36 Russ
Brunkhorst Glaus L., porter Tillmann & Bendel, r,
1815 Lyon
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
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W. W. Montague & Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENaLISH AND AMERICAN
EnoaaHli<>. Ulsizod nnd Plsiiii.
309. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Brunu Anton, carpenter, r. 1312 Jackson
Bruun Hermann (M. Wunsch * Co.) r. 407 Mason
Briiiin J. Mrs., widow, r. 1400 Van Ness Av
Briini) Mary Mrs., r. 82.5 Vallejo, rear
V^" Brunn. See Bruue. Brun and Bruun
Brunner .\dolph L., bookkeeper PoUak, Arnold & Co.,
r. 192<l Bush
Brunner Albert J., attorney at law, and assistant li-
brarian S. F. Law Library r. 714 Grove
Brunner Andrew, butcher, r. E s Paraguay, nr St.
Jobn
Brunner Joseph, barber Jacob Henry Jr., r. 114}$
Turk
Brunner Emilie, widow, r. 714 Grove
Brunner Jacob, carriage painter, r. 274 Minna
Brunner Jacob A., insurance broker, 312 California,
r. 2526 Washington
Brunner Jobn. brewer, r. 73 Everett
Brunner Philip, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r.
1208 Twenty-second
Brunner Rosalie Miss, teacher music, r. 714 Grove
Brunner Rudolph, compositor, r. 533 Sacramento
Iff" Brunner. See Bruner
Brunette George, tailor, r. 1067 Broadway
Brunette Louis, tailor, r. 1067 Broadway
Brunotte Paul F., gunsmith Christopher Adams, r.
1067 Broadway
Bruns Albert, painter, r. 10.50 Howard
Bruns Albert F., liquor saloon, NE cor Hayes and
Polk, r. 1013 Howard
Bruns August, boilermaker. r. 18 First
Bruns Augusta Mrs., r. 234 Eleventh
Bruns Brotliers tGeorge and John Bruns and
John Steimke) groceries and liquors, BE cor Six-
teenth and Mission
Brans Cecsar, groceries and liquors, NW cor Third
and Berry, r. 623 Third
Bruns Carl A., salesman J. Baumgarten & Co., r. 23
Haight
Bruns CUarles, lamplighter S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. NE cor Bay and Larkin
Bruns Christian, shoemaker, 440 Fifth
Bruns Conrad, plumber, r. 2528 Bryant Av
Bruns Conrad, laborer, r. 550 Minna
Bruns Dledrich, laborer, r. NE cor Larkin and Bay
Bruns Francis, seaman, r. 263 East
Bruns Frederick, bartender Henry Tietjen, r. 807
Kearny
Bruns George (Bruns Bros.) r. 2001 Mission
Bruns George, cook, r. 461 Minna
Bruns George, secretary San Francisco Stock
Brewery, r. SE cor Sixteenth and Mission
Avood and coal.
BKUNS GEORGE
619 Da^-is, r. 623 TUird
Bruns Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 32 Erie
Bruns Henry F. (Bruns & Staats) and president
San Francisco Stock Brewery, r. 4 Eighth "
Bruns Henry H.. iron dealer, r. 1910 Jones
Bmns J. C, C. (Outsf^n & Bruns) r. Oakland
Bruns John (Bruns Bros.) r. 2001 Mission
Bruns John, laborer Enterprise Brewery, r. 2015
Folsom
Bruns John, machinist Joshua Hendy Machine Co., r.
2.528 Bryant
Bruns John B., car builder Sutter St. ER., r. SW cor
Thirtieth and San Jose Av
Bruns John H., clerk Clausen & Buttelmann, r. 504
Taylor
Bruns John P.. liquor saloon, SW cor San Jose Av
and Thirtieth
Bruns Julius, upholsterer, r. 234 Eleventh
Bruns N., grocer, r. 623 Third
Bruns William G., barber, r. 550 Minna
Bruns & Staats (Htnry F. Brons and John C. Staats)
liquor saloon. SE cor Market and Eighth
•^ Bruns. See Bruhns
Brunschweiler Joseph A., bookkeeper, r. 1317 Octavia
Brunsen Martin, liquor saloon, 528 Pacific
Brunskale Frank, laborer Cal. Sugar Befinery, r. 532
Fourth
Bnnissen Feiirv. roofer, r. 827 Market
BRiraSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER CO.
THE, manufacturers of billiard and
pool tables, and patentee.s Monarch
tables and cushions, dealt- rs in billiard
materials, sportinj; jroods and bar fixt-
ures, and sole ag^nta Hyatt's billiard
and pool balls, 633>655 Market, opp.
Liotta's Fountain
Brunswick Emanuel, r. 2109 California
Brunswick House. 148 Sixth
Brunswick Samuel, butcher, r. 1634 Golden Gate Av
Brunt Leonard, laborer, r. 101 Bartlett
Brunt Walter N. (Brunt .fc Fisher) r. 824 Treat Av
Brunt 4 Fisher (Walter N. Brunt and Charles W.
Fisher) printers and publishers, 518 Clay, antt
stationers and philatelists. 515 Bush
Bruntsch Charles C. (Bruntsch & Wheeler) r. East
Oakland
Bruntsch ^^ Wheeler (Charles C. Bruntsch and Robert
8. Wheeler) Custom House and Internal Revenue
brokers, 500 Battery
Bruppacher John, furnished rooms, 51 Third
Brus George, cook George H. Richard
Brusaber Charles H., liquor saloon, W s Ken-
tucky, bet Sierra and Nevada
Bruschi Luigi. bartender, r. 407 Pacific
Brusco Antone, marbleworker. r. 1 Vulcan Lane
Brusco Giuseppi, vegetable dealer, r. 1028 Mont-
gomery
Brusco Joseph, fisherman, r. 207 Pacific
Bruse Bernhard F. (Bruse Bros.) r. SW cor Vallejo
and Mason
Bruse Brothers (Christian and Bernhard F.) groceries
and liquors. SW cor Vallejo and Mason
Bruse Christian, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Pacific and Leavenworth, and SW cor Ellis and
Laguna (and Bruse Bros.) r. 1228 Pacific
Bruse Gerhard, clerk Christian Bruse, r. 1228 Pacific
Bruse John, calker, r. 18 First
Brush Charles, bartender, r. 505 Bush
Brush Reuben R., bookkeeper 8. Walker & Sons, r.
Oakland
Brusher William, modelmaker L. Peterson, r. 9
Pinkney PI
Brusker William, shoemaker, r. 2052 H Mission
Bruton Daniel, agent Marburg Bros. (Baltimore, Md.)
office 206 Front, r. Alameda
Bruton George, journalist Grocer and Country Mer-
chant, r. Alameda
Bruton Thomas, Journalist Grocer and Country Mer-
chant, r. Alameda
Bruton Timothy, laborer, r. 1604 Pacific Av, rear
1^" Bruton. See Brewton
Brutscher Adam M., salesman, r. 469 Minna
Bruun Christopher D., clerk Blake, Moffitt i Towne,
r. 23 Dearborn PI
Bruun Thoger O., carpenter Felgenbaum & Co., r.
1024 Powell
Bruun Dorothea, widow, r. 23 Dearborn PI
Bruzaud Pascoe W., seaman stmr Oregon
Bruzza Achille, marblecntter Ruffino & L.ai^ch., r.
1315 Scott
Bruzza John P., steward, r. 11 Pacific
Bruzzone Antonio, expressman, r. 631 Grove
Bryan Charles H., clerk Nevada Bank, r. 610 Fell
Bryan Dudley C, miner, r. 3028 California
Bryan Edwin H., plumber, r. 133 Fourth
Bryan Emma H., teacher music, r. 2507 Fillmore
Bryan Frederick, salesman Alexander Pallies, r. 101)i
Van Ness Av
Bryan Hawkins B., clerk Chief Pavmaster Division
Pacific, U. S. A., r. 45 St. Ann's Bldg
Bryan John, porter, r. 1307 Greenwich
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
THE LAROEST
CARPET AND DPHOLSTEET HOUSE
ON THE PACIFIC COAST.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? Martet St.
m IDCr ITYTDA nnW ( FInerthan the class of Champagnesgent from) ARPAD HARASZTHY 4 CO.,
tULIlOL LAInH UnM France to this country, bat without Brandy. ) 530 WASHIITOTOIT STEEET. ,
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Bryan John J., bartender Adam Smith, r. 417 Mont-
gomery
Bryan Julius F., master mariner, r. 28 Oak Grove Av
Bryan Katie Miss, dressmaker, 208 Ellis
Bryan Lillie A. Miss, teacher Noe and Temple Street
Primary School, r. 1720 Jessie
Bryan Patrick O., carpenter, r. 33 Pleasant
Bryan Thomas, coUfctor, r. 1720 Jessie
Bryan Thomas T., canvasser, r. 1720 Jessie
Bryan Willam A., clerk paymaster's office S. P. Co.,
r. 509 M Jackson
Bryan William C, r. 305 Hayes
Bryan William F. C, bookkeeper, r. 2507 Fillmore
Bryan William H. (Levenson & Bryan) r. 1206 Market
Bryan TVilliam J., druggist and apothecary, SE
cor Market and New Moiitgomery, NW cor Second
and Howard, and dispensary (;03 Merchant
Bryan William J. , Postmaster San Francisco, r.
611 Polk
Bryan William J.. suDeriutendent 0. and 0.
CAST IRON PIPE.
GAS and WATER PIPE
And FITTINGS of all Sizes.
W. E.T^ANE,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
I Established 1S60. Telephone 315.
Brydges Frank, with Edward S. Spear, r. 2G9 Steven-
I eon
Brydtres Marshall C, agent, r. 8G Ninth
Bryon Benjamin, clerk fre.i,'ht auditor's office S. P.
} Co., r. 415 Twenty-second
; Bryson C. W. , bottle d'-aler, 527 Fourth
i Bryson James J., boileruiaker, r. NE cor Folsom and
Arniv
TlELIEDimmTMUWiill!
DEALEUS IN -
illiard Materials, Club House Goods
BOWLING ALLEYS AND SUPPLIES,
liliiard Room Furniture of every description, Bar Counters,
Mirrors and Bar Fixtures, of the very Latest Style.
Factory and Salesroom : 205, 207, 209 and 211 Battery Street,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Blllinrd Tables for Club Rooms or Private Residenreg built to order of
any speoial design, and in all kinds of woods.
Bryant William, dentist, 229 Geary, r. 819 Post
Bryant William F.. shipping clerk George W. Meade
& Co., r. 1819 Webster
Bryant & MuUin (George Bryant and Dennis A. Mul-
lin) shoe mnfrs, 769 Market
1^^ Bryant. See Bryan
Bryce Hugh, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
938 Folsom
10" Bryce. See Brice
Bryden & Hinckley (Acors B. Hinckley) draymen, 401
Front
FRATINGER & CO.
Fine Dressmaking
105 KEARNY STREET.
College, 214 Hayes
Buchau Adolar, teacher music, r. 102 Fifth
Buehel Frank J., mason, r. 1811 Powell
Bucher Joseph, carpenter, r. 1505 Church
Buchert Johann G." P., ship carpenter, r. 218 Francis-
CO, rear
Buchholz Frant, bartender A. Heuer, r. SW cor How-
ard and Buss
Buchholz Gustave, agent Albany Brewing Co., r. 305?^
Grove
Buchholz Henry F., plumber, 1402 Stockton, r. 3 Ewer
PI
Buchholz Otto, waiter J. Straub, r. 142 Fourth
Buchi Joseph, engineer Schweitzer & Bauer, r. 424
Chestnut
Buchi Jacques, lithographer Schmidt Label and Lith-
ographic Co., r. 906 Lombard
Buchiguani Antonio (G. Berti & Co.) r. 1509 Broad-
way
Buchleitener Joseph, baker, r. 202 Sixth
Buchli Christ, wineworker Napa Valley Wine Co., r.
782 Harrison
Buchman Myer, tailor, r. 940 Folsom
Buchmann Albert, cigarmnfr, 131 Second
JOHN HAMMOND
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CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mnniifnclarer of every deHcripMon of
PASSBNGEK, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
48 U> SO Beale Street. San Francisco.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVER FIVE MILLIONS.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO., General Agents.
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W. W. Montague & Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENOLISH AND AMERICAN
KnoanNllo, litlaxotl siiid I'lsiiii.
309. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Brunn Antou, carpenter, r. l:iV2 Jackson
Brunn Htrninnn (M. Wunsch k Co.) r. 407 Mason
Krniin J. Mrs., widow, r. 140;» Van Ness Av
Briiut) Mary Mrs., r. 825 Vallejo, rear
8£?" Brunn. See Brune, Brun and Bruun
Bninner Adolph L., bookkeeper PoUak, Arnold & Co.,
r. 1929 Bush
Bnmsen Martin, liquor saloon, 528 Pacific
Brunskale Frank, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 532
Fourth
Bniiisspn Heiirv, roofer, r. 827 Market
BRlfflSWICK-BULKE-COlLENDER CO.
THE, iiiaiiufuctiirers of billiaril and
pool tables, and patentee!* Monarcli
tables and cashions, dealers in billiard
material)*, sportintr ^oofls and bar fixt-
ures, and sole ag'enlH Hyatt's billiard
and pool balls, 633-655 Market, opp.
Lotta's Fountain
Brunswick Emanuel, r. 2109 California
Brunswick House. 148 Sixtli
Brunswick Samuel, butcher, r. 16.34 Golden Gate Av
Brunt Leonard, laborer, r. 101 Bartlett
Brunt Walter N. (Brunt & Fisher) r. 824 Treat Av
Brunt & Fisher (Walter N. Brunt and Charles W.
619 Davis, r. 623 Tbird
Bmns Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 32 Erie
Bruns Henry F. (Bruns & Staats) and president
San Francisco Stock Brewery, r. 4 Eighth '
Bruns Henry H., iron dealer, r. 1910 Jones
Bruns J. C. C. (Outsi n & Bruns) r. Oakland
Bruns John (Bruns Bros.) r. 2001 Mission
Bruns John, laborer Enterprise Brewery, r. 2015
Folsom
Bruns John, machinist Joshua Hendy Machine Co., r.
2528 Bryant
Bruns John B.. car builder Sutter St. ER., r. SW cor
Thirtieth and San Jose Av
Bruns John H., clerk Clausen & Buttelmann, r. 504
Taylor
Bruns John P., liqiior saloon, SW cor San Jose Av
and Thirtieth
Bruns Julius, upholsterer, r. 234 Eleventh
Bruns N., grocer, r. 623 Third
Bruns William G., barber, r. 550 Minna
Bruns & Staats (Henry F. Bruns and John 0. Staats)
liquor saloon. SE cor Market and Eighth
9^ Bruns. See Bruhns
Brunschweiler Joseph A., bookkeeper, r. 1317 Octavia
1315 Scott
BruzzaJohn P., steward, r. 11 Pacific
Bruzzone Antonio, expressman, r. 631 Grove
Bryan Charles H., clerk Nevada Bank, r. 610 Fell
Bryan Dudley C, miner, r. 3028 California
Bryan Edwin H., plumber, r. 133 Fourth
Bryan Emma H., teacher music, r. 2507 Fillmore
Bryan Frederick, salesman Alexander Pallies, r. lOlJj
Van Ness Av
Bryan Hawkins B., clerk Chief Paymaster Division
Pacific, V. S. A., r. 45 St. Ann's Bldg
Bryan John, porter, r. 1307 Greenwich
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
THE LARGEST
CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY HOUSE
ON THE PAOiriO COAST.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
KEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? Martet St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY{
Finer than the class of Champagnes eent from) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO,,
Francetothlscountry.but without Brandy, f 530 WASfflNQTOH STEMT. ,
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Bryan John J., bartender Adam Smith, r. 417 Mont-
gomery
Bryan Julius F., master mariner, r. 28 Oak Qrove Av
Bryan Katie Miss, dressmaker, 208 Ellis
Bryan Lillie A. Miss, teacher Noe and Temple Street
Primary School, r. 1720 Jessie
Bryan Patrick O., carpenter, r. 33 Pleasant
Bryan Thomas, collector, r. 1720 Jessie
Bryan Thomas T., canvasser, r. 1720 Jessie
Bryan Willam A., clerk paymaster's office S. P. Co.,
r. 50y)4 Jackson
Bryan William C, r. 305 Haves
Bryan William F. C, bookkeeper, r. 2.507 Fillmore
Bryan William H. (Levenson & Bryan) r. 1206 Market
Bryan Willlaiu J., druggist and apothecary, SE
cor Market and New Montgomery. NW cor Second
and Howard, and dispensary 603 Merchant
Bryan William J., Postmaster San Francisco, r.
611 Polk
Bryan William J., superintendent O. and O.
SS. Co., office P. M. SS. Co. 's Wharf, r. 606 Folsom
Bryan W. V., stenographer general passenger and
ticket office S. P. Co., r. 606 Folsom
I^T' Bryan. See Brian, Bryant and O'Brien
Bryaus Edward, packer Baker & Hamilton, r. 1107
Shotwell
Bryans James N.. clerk Davis Bros., r. 1107 Shotwell
Bryans Patrick, laborer, r. 14 Clara
Bryant Albert H., teamster C. C. Shattuck & Co., r.
327 Ritch
Bryant A. M. Mrs., furnished rooms. 265^ Kearny
Bryant Andrew J., president The State Invest-
ment and Insurance Co., 218-220 Sansome, r. 822
Sutter
Bryant C. A. Mrs., r. 743 Howard
Bryant Calhoun, attorney at law, 120 Sutter, rooms
54-56, r. 609 Ellis
Bryant Charles W., r. 6 Eddy
Bryant Christopher, bartender, r. 356 Jessie
Bryant Daniel F., printer J. E. Brodie & Co., r. 359
Jessie
Bryant Eleazer, musician, r. 442 Brannsn
Bryant George (Bryant & Mullin) r. 1239 Pine
Bryant George E., machinist, r. 765 Harrison
Bryant George H. (Neville & Co.) r. 2315 California
Bryant Gilbert S., bookkeeper, r. 127 Shotwell
Bryant Harry C, salesman, r. 127 Shotwell
Bryant James, clerk, r. 349H Minna
Bryant James E., packer I. R. Burns & Co., r. 629 Ful-
ton
Bryant James W., r. 2523 J^ Mission
Bryant J. Frank, salesman E. Mansbach & Co., r. 27
Oak
Bryant John, compositor, r. 916 Jackson
Bryant John, wood carver, 217 Spear, r. 127 Shotwell
Bryant John D., packer B. Nathan & Co., r. 765 Har-
rison
Bryant Joseph, laborer, r. 422 Brannan, rear
Bryant Robert Mrs., copyist, r. 11 Seventh
Bryant Samuel C. whitener, r. 1307 Greenwich
Bryant S. F. Miss, r. 725 Geary
Bryant Sophronia W. Mrs., r. 1916 Buchanan
Bryant Thomas, r. 359 Jessie
Bryant Thomas F., stevedore, r. 29 Natoma
Bryant William, boilermaker, r. 424 Sansome
Bryant William, porter pay car S. P. Co., r. 905J4
Jackson
Bryant William, dentist, 229 Geary, r. 819 Post
Bryant William F., shipping clerk George W. Meade
& Co., r. 1819 Webster
Bryant & Mullin (George Bryant and Dennis A. Mul-
lin) shoe mnfrs, 769 Market
1^^ Bryant. See Bryan
Bryce Hugh, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
938 Folsom
■^ Bryce. See Brice
Bryden & Hinckley (Acors B. Hinckley) draymen, 401
Front
CAST IRON PIPE.
GAS and WATER PIPE
And FITTINGS of all Sizes.
w.
Plumber,
Established 1S60.
E. LANE,
505 Kearny Street.
Telephone 315.
FRATINGER & CO.
Fine Dressmaking
105 KEARNY STREET.
; Brydyes Frank, with Edward S. Spear, r. 269 Steven-
[ son
Brydses Marshall C, agent, r. 86 Ninth
I Bryon Benjamin, clerk frei.'ht auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. 41,5 Twenty-second
Bryson C. AV., bottle dealer, 527 Fourth
I Bryson James J., boilermaker, r. NE cor Folsom and
1 Army
Bryson John, r. 645 Natoma
Bryson T.. musician, r. 650 Nat^ima
Btibua Richard J., tailor, r. 11 Verona
j Bucca Frank, musician, r. 721 }a Broadway
, Bucca Patricio (Bucca & Di Modena) r. 1228 Dupont
; Bucca & Di Modena (Patricio Bucca and Prospero Di
Modena) liquor saloon. 1228 Dupont
j Buch Frederick, clerk estate Lewis Hentrich, r. 1016
Leavenworth
Buch Henry, carpenter, r. 807 Church
Buch Herbert F., bookkeeper George W. Armes, r.
, Oakland
I Buch Isaac, longshoreman, r. 6 Johnson PI
I Buch Jacob, teamster A. Becker, r. 736 Union
j Buch John D., porter, r. 817 Lyon
I Buch Minnie, widow, r. 1016 Leavenworth
j Buchanan Anna, widow, r. 226 Chattanooga
j Buchanan Brothers (Findley, William, Edward and
I Patrick H.) mnfrs brushes, C09 Sacramento
Buchanan Charles, bookkeeper, r. 321 Fell
Buchanan Charles F., r. 346 Third
Buchanan E. T., engineer, r. 102 Fifth
Buchanan Edward (Buchanan Bros.) r. 614 Sacra-
mento
Buchanan Findley (Buchanan Bros.) r. 614 Sacra-
mento
Buchanan James, calker, r. 421 Natoma
Buchanan James, lodgings, 216-218 Ninth
Buchanan James, liquor saloon, 309 Third
Buchanan James H., boilermaker. r. 41 Louisa, rear
Buchanan James W,, lather, r. 179 Minna
Buchanan John, roofer Henry W. Miller, r. 15 Jessie
Buchanan John C, r. 1126 Market
Buchanan John H., varnisher, r. 346 Third
Buchanan Joseph, brass finisher W. T. Garratt & Co.,
r. 216 Ninth
Buchanan Joseph, clerk Crocker & Suydam, r. 1318 H
Kearny
Buchanan Patrick H. (Buchanan Bros.) r. 614 Sacra-
mento
Buchanan W., messman stmr Oregon
Buchanan William (Buchanan Bros.) r. 614 Sacra-
mento
Buchanan William A., molder, r. 346 Third
Buchanan W. S., r. 1621 Clay
Buchard James Rev., S. J., clergyman St. Ignatius
College, 214 Hayes
Buchau Adolar, teacher music, r. 102 Fifth
Buchel Frank J., mason, r. 1811 Powell
Bucher Joseph, carpenter, r. 1505 Church
Buchert Johann G." P., ship carpenter, r. 218 Francis.
CO, rear
Buchholz FranK, bartender A. Heuer, r. SW cor How-
ard and Russ
Buchholz Oustave, agent Albany Brewing Co., r. 3055^
Grove
Buchholz Henry F., plumber, 1402 Stockton, r. 3 Ewer
PI
Buchholz Otto, waiter J. Straub, r. 142 Fourth
Buchi Joseph, engineer Schweitzer & Bauer, r. 424
Chestnut
Buchi Jacques, lithographer Schmidt Label and Lith-
ographic Co., r. 906 Lombard
Buchiguani Antonio (G. Berti & Co.) r. 1509 Broad-
way
Buchleitener Joseph, baker, r. 202 Sixth
Buchli Christ, wineworker Napa Valley Wine Co., r.
782 Harrison
Buchman Myer, tailor, r. 940 Folsom
Buchmann Albert, cigarmnfr, 131 Second
JOHN HAMMOND
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CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
MannTactDrer or every deHcripMon of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
4S to SO Beale Street. San Fraiici»co.
Truman, Isham & Hooker, ^^^-^%,^^{^:'L^'^-^.^?ii^l^J>'^^^V'^^^
and Orchi'lia Presses.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOHTEnS OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAKKET STEEET
Bucbiuann Edward, Rroceries and liquors, and cigar
miifrs. NW cor Dolores and TweDty-secoud
Buchold G<>orf;e, saloonkeeper, r. 918 Jackson
Bucholtz John, clerk John Broyer, r. 623 Second
Buchdlz Elizabeth, ladies' nurse, r. 637 Minns
Buchtmann Henrietta, widow, r. 223 Kearny
Buchtniann Matthias A., porter L. & E. Wertheimer,
r. 2 Chatham PI
Buchwald William, cook J. Deutsch, r. 151 Minna
Buck Adeline, dressmaker, 1517 Stockton
Buck Annie M. Miss, teacher music, r. 2817 Geary
Buck Carsten W., groceries and liquors. 1331 Polk
Buck Charles (Buck & Dyer) r. 518 Ji Niitoma
Buck Charles E., salesman, r. 774 Folsom
Buck Charles L., groceries and liquors, 2600 Folsom
Buck Charles P. H., salesman Hildebraudt, Posner &
Co., r. Oakland
Buck Daniel, mining secretary, 81 Nevada Block
Buck Edward A., painter, r. 437 Noe
Buck Q., warehouseman Pac. Rolling Mill
Buck George, expressman, SW cor Clay and Mont-
gomery, r. 314 Third
Buck George, machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E 8
Louisiana, bet Napa and Shasta
Buck Henry, mechanic Davis Bros., r. 1920 Mason
Buck James, carpenter, Alms House
Buck John (Hintz k Buck> r. 37 H Chesley
Buck John, cook Toft & Wilson, r. 1008 Washington
Buck John, laborer, r. 520 Sixth
Buck Jonn, teamster, r. N s Brannau, bet Eighth and
Ninth
Buck John, teamster Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 2817 Geary
Buck John A. (N. Ohlandt & Co.) r. E s Hampshire
bet Butte and Solano
Buck John J., groceries and liquors, 221-223 Second,
r. 25 Silver
Buck John W., clerk J. S. Graham, r. SE cor Twenty-
seventh and Alabama
Buck Thomas, salesman Cluff Bros., r.l813H Stockton
Buck Wilhelmina, domestic 2720 Mission
Buck William, waiter, r. 685 Harrison
Buck William, boarding and lodging, 3421 Mission
Buck William C. (Eickhorst & Buck) r. NW cor Baker
and Greenwich
Buck William H., chimney sweep, r. 1319H Larkln
buck & Dreyer (Charles Buck and Albert Dreyor)
liquor saloon, 775 Market
Buckbee Alva C, contractor, r. 223Ji Valencia
Buckbee Charles A., clerk U. S. Mint. r. 1906 Laguna
Buckbee M. S. Mrs., widow, r. 223 M Valencia
Buckbee O-ssian S., sampler Custom House, r. 223J4
Valencia
Buckbee Samuel G., clerk Ins. dept Balfour, Guthrie
& Co., r. 1906 Laguna
Buckbee Spencer C, secretary Safety Nitro and
Utah Powder Co's., 430 California, r. 1906 Laguna
8^ Buckbee. See Busbee
Biickel Edward, machinist, r. 310Ji Langton
Buckelew William C, reporter The Bradstreet Co ., r.
Oakland
Buckenineyer Joseph, liquor saloon, 429-431 Mont-
gomery Av and 1424-1426 Stockton, r.l422 Stockton
Bucker Geor3P( William M. Meyer k Co.lr.l TaylorPl
Buckeye Mill Co. (Marysville) James McWilliama
agent. 18 California
BuckiuK Difderlch. cooper, r. 758)^ Bryant
Bucking Herman, with Pac. Vinegar and Pickle Works
r. 666 Bryant
Bucking Richard (Eden & Bucking) r. 434 Third
BucklnEham Aurplins E., cicarmaker, r. 1016 Franklin
BUCKINGHAM E, L. Mrs.
proprietress Acme Vnpor Batlis, treat-
ment for ladies, 201 Turk
Buckingham Oeorue H., clerk freight auditor's office
S. P. Co..r. lOlii Franklin
Buckingham James, miner, r. W s Pennsylvania Av,
bet Solano and Butte
Buckingham James W., miner, r. W s Pennsylvania
Av, bet Bntte and Solano
Buckingham M«ry E., widow, r. 107 Taylor
Buckingham Thomas H. (Buckingham & Hecht) r.
The Baldwin
Buckingham William P., superintendent Buckingham
& Hecht, r. 1104 Market
Buckin^rkam <!te Heclit (Thomas H. Bucking-
ham, Isaac and Louis Hecht Jr. and Lewis P.
Wiel) manufacturers boots and shoes, factory
NW cor Haight and Gough, salesroom 25-27 San-
some
Buckland Charles R., editor San Francisco
Merchant, resident agent New Zealand Govern-
ment and agent P. C. Advertiser, Honolulu, 327
Market, r. 2033 Howard
Buckland Owen, medical student, r. GIO Mason
Buckley Ambrose J., clerk Dunham, Carrigan k Co.,
r. 1111 Devisadero
Buckley Andrew, printer, r 21 Clinton
Buckley Anson, r. NE cor Green and Polk
Buckley Beulah, saleslady John N. Lofstad, r. 2920 )i
Folsom
Buckley Bridget, widow, r. Ill Welsh
Buckley Charles, hackdriver, r. 1315 Stockton
Buckley Charles J., mattressmaker, r. 8H Moss
Buckley Chester K., mining, 419 California, room 25,
r. Oakland
Buckley Christopher A. (Fallon & Buckley) r. 2440
Post
Buckley Conrad, laborer 8. F. Bridge Co., r. Kentucky
House
Buckley Cornelius, policeman, r. St. Joseph's Asylum
Buckley Cornelius F., contractor and builder, cor
Church and Liberty
Buckley Cornelius F., physician, 716 Larkin, r. 811
Larkln
Buckley Cornelius, expressman, r. 133 California Av
Buckley Daniel (Stewart & Buckley) r. 1601 Golden
Gate Av
Buckley Daniel J., general clerk The Hibernla Sav-
ings and Loan Society, r. 1111 Devisadero
Buckley David, porter A. C. Dletz & Co., r. 301 Na-
toma
Buckley D. 0., reporter Call, r. 114 Perry
Buckley Dennis, proprietor Cosmopolitan Hotel,
102 Fifth
Buckley D.J. Mrs., bakery and varieties, 428 Folsom
Buckley E. Mrs., r. 11 Stockton
Buckley Edward, hackmsn. Plaza, r. 1315 Stockton
Buckley Edward J,, actor, r. 963 Mission
Buckley Edward M., painter, r. 520 Lombard
Buckley Edward P., r. 520 Lombard
Buckley E. J., upholsterer F. S. Chadbourne t Co., r.
963 Mispion
Buckley Eliza, widow, r. 3 Freelon
Buckley Eugene P., carpenter, r. 212 Brannan
Buckley F. P., r. 520 Lombard
Buckley Frank, contractor and builder, r. 1111 De-
visadero
Buckley Frank Jr., salesman William Lewis, r. 1126
Devisadero
Buckley Frank J„ bookkeeper, r. 32 Garden
Buckley Henry, plumber W. S. Snook & Son, r. 1424
Devisadero
Buckley Henry E., clerk S. P. Co., r. 32 Garden
Buckley James, extraman Engine No. 10, and gro-
ceries and liquors, 430M Tehama
Buckley James, hackdriver, r. 1315 Stockton
Buckley James, hostler Josiah H.Swain, r. 652 Folsom
Buckley James, laborer, r. 102 Fifth
Buckley James, laborer, r. 1910 Broderick
Buckley James, plumber, r. SE cor Fillmore and Eddy
Buckley James A., mason, r. 525 Folsom
Buckley Jeremiah, cutter S. W. Rosenstock & Co., r.
E s Hattie, bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Buckley Jeremiah, helper, r. 715 Howard
Buckley Jeremiah, gardener, r. 1299 Van Ness Av
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Bucklpy Jeremiah Jr., machinist, r. W s Brewster,
bet Hope and Faith
Buckley Jeremiah J., blacksmith, r. 252 Perry
Buckley Jeremiah J,, salesman W. H. Wood & Co., r.
W s Brewster, bet Hope aud Faith
Buckley Jerome A., tanner Christian Hellwig, r. W s
Brewster, bet Faith and Hope
Buckley John, cooper Loboa Square Packing House,
r. 927 Broadway
Buckley John, expressman, r. Teneriffe, bet St. John
and Tombigbee
Buckley John, groceries and liquors. 240 Minna
Buckley John, laborer Brooklyn Hotel
Buckley John, laundryman La Grande Laundry
Buckley John, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 252
Perry
Buckley John, miner, r. SM Moss
Buckley John, night watchman James Fagen, r. 9
Freelon, rear
Buckley John, solicitor Lyons & Rlordan, r. 547 Mis-
sion
Buckley John, boilermaker. r. 54 First
Buckley John H., helper Phelps Mnfg. Co., r. 927
Broadway
Buckley Johu L. , cashier William Lewis & Co., r.
Berkeley
Buckley John P., clerk Post Office, r. Oakland
Buckley John W., conductor, r. 1179 Mission
Buckley Joseph, second steward stmr Granada
Buckley JosL-ph A., salesman Dunham, Carrigan &
Co., r. 1111 Devisadero .
Buckley Kate, widow, r. 32 Garden
Buckley Kate Miss, r. 311 Ivy Av
Buckley Lawrence, clerk Recorder's Office, r. 15 Clem-
entina
Buckley Martin Mrs., widow, r. 20 Boardman PI
Buckley Mary Mrs., seamstress, r. 155 Seventh
Buckley Michael, baker, r. 16 Langton
Buckley Michael, expressman, r. 229 Langton
Buckley Michael, laborer Steiger & Kerr, r. 521 How-
ard
Buckley Michael B., buyer O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co.
Buckley Michael O., machinist, r. 414 Seventh
Buckley P., foundryman Union Iron Works
Buckley Patrick, cooper, r. 242 Langton
riuckley Patrick, coremaker. r. 22 J§ Zoe
Buckley Patrick, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery, r.
2748 Bush
Buckley P.itrick H., r. 337 Jessie
Buckley Peter, teamster, r. 357 Twelfth
Buckley Peter J., bootmaker, r. 2io Sixth
Buckley Peter J., salesman, r. 414 Seventh
Buckley Ray, widow, r. 1137 Twenty-first
Buckley Samuel A., machinist C. H. Evans, r. 2920Vi
Folsom
Buckley Sylvester, steward, r. 310 Jessie
Buckley T.. driller S. F. Bridge Co., r. Brannan, bet
Third and Fourth
Buckley Thorans. coachman, r. 1299 Van Nesa Av
Buckley Thomas, mining superintendent, r. 18 Stan-
ly PI
Buckley Thomas, waiter, r. 640 Howard
Buckley Thomas F., harnessmaker Main & Win-
chester, r. 414 SfVi-nth
Buckley Timothy, groceries and liquors, 438 Minna
Buckley Timothy, laborer, r. 44S Tehama
Buckley Vincent P., phy.sician and surgeon, office 629
Kearny, r. 1103 Jnck-^on
Buckley W., labo er P. M. SS. Co.
Buckley William, blacksmith, r. 2.52 Perry
Buckley William, brickmaker, r. NE cor Green and
Polk
Buckley William E., teamster Starbird & Ooldstone,
r. 422 T.hama
Buckley William J., painter, r.NE cor Green and Polk
Buckley William T., bookkeeper, r. 821 Pine
Buckley William V.. gilder, r. 8!^ Moss
Buckley. See Bulkeley and Bulkley
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-EIiECTRIC
RUSSIAN M TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Baits Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
LEAD PIPE, SOLDER, TIN
AND SHEET LEAD.
I>ead Work of all kinds well done.
Plumber,
Establlshea 1860,
505 Kearny Street.
Telephone 315.
Bucklin Albert G., carpenter, 206 Fourth, r. 315
Steiuer
Bucklin E. P., proptr What Cheer House and Restau-
rant, SW cor Sacramento and Leidesdorflf
Bnckmaii Albert E., contractor, 314 Mont-
gomery, mom 13. r. 6 Turk
Buckman Eugene, r. G25 Clay
Buckman F.. pantryman, r. 13!^ Ritch
Buckman Georg'", mining, r. 526 Pine
Buckman Herman, cabiu^'tmaker, r. 726 Harrison
Buckman John, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
459 Clementina
Buckman Richard H. L., liquor dealer, r. 246 Third
Buckman Thomas, machinist, r. 772 Harrison
Buckmann August, speculator, r. 220 Pacific
Buckmann Louis, confectioner Schroth& Westerfeld,
r. 228 Kearny
Buckmann S., bookkeeper, r. 417 Mason
Buckmaster John C, lather, r. 624 Locust Av
Buckminster Park B., cook Louis Meyer, r. 630 Jepsie
Bncknall Georg'e J., physician, diseases of tha
skin a specialty, office 301 Sutter, hours 2 to 5 :30
P. M., r. 1121 Laguna, hours 8 to 9 A. M. aud 7 to
8 P. M.
Bucknam Charles, salesman, r. 26)4 Kearny
Bucknam E. H. & Co. (Edmund H. and Miss
Theresa Buckuam) manufacturers ship stoves and
, tinware, 22 Steuart
Bucknam Edmund H. (E. H. Bucknam & Co.) r.
Berkeley
Bucknam Theresa Miss (E. H. Bucknam & Oo.) and
artist I. W. Taber, r. 502 Powell
Buckner Carl, cabinetmaker, r. 655X Jessie
Buckner Charles, carpenter Swan & Stein, r. 204}$
Eddy
Bncknor William, porkpacker, r. 814 Green
Backthorn Barbed Fence Co., office 14 Drumm
BuaMary D., r. 1148 Sutter
Budd Jame*, longshoreman, r. 17 Stanford
Budd James, lonttshnreman, r. 39 Minna
budd Thomas, longshoreman, r. 1908 Market
Budde Edward F. T., second mate stmr Alameda
BUDDE JOSEril mannfacturer
patent -^vaterclcsets and metal spinner,
43 Freinoiit, r. 5 Roach .
Budde William, cook Eduardsen & Ohlert
Buddenbaum H'-nry, laborer, r. 2 Baldwin Court
Buddiugton William S., patternmaker Union Iron
Works, r. Hiuidley House
Bndge Richard F., secretary Anglo-Paclflo Steel
Co., 18 Nevada Block, r. Oakland
Budlong Alpha, cook, r. Oilii Montgomery
Budmau Luca, waiter, r. 1014 Post
Budouin Auguste, patternmaker, r. 3 Graham PI
Budzzileni Andrew, plumber, r. 8 Sonora
Hudzzilenl Johu J., laborer, r.8 Sonora
Budzzileui Joseph, m'Ssenger, r. 8 Sonora
budzzileni Mary, widow, r. 8 Sonora
Buecbert George, shipcarpenter. r. 220 Francisco, rear
Buecker George, liquor saloon, 39 Market, r. 1 Taylor
PI
Buege Herman, chicken ranch, WsGirard, betDwight
and Woolsey, U. M. T.
Buehh-r Jacob M. Rev., pastor St. Paul's German
Lutheran Church, r. 1212 Mission
Buehn Christian, driver, r. 4 Regley PI
Buel John, coachman 1217 California
Buell Walter B., bookkeeper John G. lis, r. 618 Lom-
bard
Buena Vista Nursery, Peter Fristini proptr, NW cor
Twentieth and Church
Buena Vista Oil Co. (&ern Co., Cal.) J. Morizio sec-
retnrv, 3i8 Monte'>mery, room 24
Buena Vi-ta Piimiiry School, Mrs. Caroline M. Sisson
principal, W s York, bet Butte and Soluno
Buermann Fr.derick W., r. 912 Filbert
Buero Giuseppi, seaman, r. 3 Vallejo
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 FIRST ST.
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Bnero Louis iRaveona, Ghirardelli i Co.) r. 712 Val-
lejo
Bnerro William, clerk, r. r.34 Vallejo
Buescher Willianj, usher Tivoli, r. 5 Grand Av
Buetter John, patternmaker, r. 12-2 Howard
Buettner Hermann, teacher music, r. 917 Filbert
Buettner Stephen, nurse German Hospital
Buevoz Ettienne, clerk Peter Cassor, r. 7 Portland Alley
Bulla Peter, cook Galli A: Spruzzolo, r. 415 Vallejo
Buffalo Scale Co. (Buffalo, N. Y.) office 206 California
Buffandeau Laura L., widow, r. 1619 Clay
Bufflngtoii John M., mining secretary, 309 Cali-
fornia, rooms 3-4, r. 963 Oak, Oakland
Buffington William H., bookkeeper J. M. Litchfield
& Co., r. Oakland
Bufford Heury L., driver S. F. Laundry, r. 1210 Scott
Bufford James H., driver S. F. Laundry, r. 1210 Scott
Bufford Samuel P., president San Francisco
Laundry Association, office 33 Gearv, r. 1814 Sut-
ter
Bnffum Relief V. E., widow, r. 1.324 M Pine
Buford Free Kindergarten School. NE cor Pacific and
Polk
Bugbee John S., attorney at law, 310 Pine, roomB 30-
32, r. .510 Geary
Bugbee Maxwell G., draftsman Wright & Sanders, r.
510 Geary
Bugbee Sumner, general agent, 126 Kearny, room 46,
r. Oakland
Bugbee Wiuslow. r. 510 Geary
8^ Bugbee. See Buckbee
Bugeia Raphael S., norter Frank Bros., r. Ocean View
Buhl Henry, with Truckee Mnfg and Box Co., r.
1217 J« Kearny
Buhlert Albert, sausagemaker Derby & Strouse, r. 1142
Market
Buhlert Alfred, foreman Bay City Packing Co.,r. San
Bruno Road, nr Cortland Av
Buhlert Eugene, packer Bay City Packing Co., r. San
Bruno Road, nr Cortland Av
Buhlert Frederick, clerk Julius Buhlert. r.l330'Howard
Buhlert Julius, law and collection, 649 Washington,
r. 1330 Howard
Buhlert Julius Jr.. clerk, r. 13.30 Howard
Buhlinger Joseph, cellarman C. Schilling & Co., r. W
s California Av, nr E.-^meralda Av. B. H.
Buhlman Christian, waiter Bohemian Club, r. 207
Minna
Buhlmann John, waiter The Baldwin
Buhn Gottlieb, cooper, r. 1406 Clay
Buhot Thais Mme., French laundry. 1206 Sutter
Buhr Benjamin F., bookkeeper, r. 703 Market
Buhr Frederick, laborer, r. Bahama, nr Yazoo
Buhrman Harrv, ship carpenter, r. E 6 Bahama, nr
Mouongahela
Bubrmeister Henry F., student, r. 530 Folsom
Buhrmeister John, furnished rooms, 637 California
Buhrer William, tailor, r. 114 Fell
Buick John, painter, r. 2514)4 Bush
Buick William, gasfitter, r. 2.=il4k- Bush
Builders' Association of California, The, Joseph A.
Leonard secretary. 330 Pine, rooms 11-12
Buislay Augnst. athlete, r. 418 Jones
Buielsy Eugene, athlete, r. 434 Greenwich
Buist William, porter Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r. 24
Sixth
Buja Cora Miss, r. 810 Green
Buja Maria widow, r. 810 Green
Buja Micho, cellarman, r. 810 Green
Buja Nicholas, clerk C. Lyons, r. 810 Green
BUJANNOFF EEINHOLD,
desigfiier and manufjictnrer fine jew-
elry, diamond -^vorJk a specialty, 9
Lick PI *• .r»
Buker MarKaret, widow, r. 3 Wall PI
Bulenbery Theodore, clerk John Wolf, r. NE cor Tay-
lor and Sacramento
Bulfinch Henry, r. 318 Capp
Bulgnrini Charles, steward, r. W e Clara Av, bet Six-
teenth and Seventeenth
Bulge fleiiry, woodcarver. r. 618 Fourth
Bulger Ann Mrs., boarding, SE cor Sixth and Bran-
nan
Bulger Edward, groceries, 18 White PI
Bulger Fraiik. laborer Pac. Rolling Miil r. E s Illi-
nois, bet Napa and Butte
Bulger James, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
219M Ritch
Bulger James, cook, r. 151 Minna
Bulger James K., clerk Selby Smelting and Lead Co.,
r. 31 Buss
Bulger John, r. 446 Clementina
Bulger John F., laborer S. F. Bridge Co.. r. E s Illi-
nois, bet Napa and Butte
Bulger John K., engineer stmr Governor Perkins, r.
31 Buss
Bulger Martin, V. S. Inspector Foreign Steam Ves-
sels, U. S. Appraisers' Bldg. first floor, r. 31 Buss
Bulger Michael, carpenter, r. 'i07 Linden Av
Bulger Miles J., salesman, r. SE cor Sixth and Bran-
nan
Bulger Patrick, laborer Matthew Nunan. r. 4 Boyd
Bulger Philip, receiver N. B. and M. RB., r. 142H
Fourth
Bulger Solomon, teamster, r. 22 Otis Av
Bulger Tessie Miss, ironer La Grande Laundry
Bulger Thomas D., machinist and engineer Engine
No. 15. r. 2114 California
Bulger William J., blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
E s Illinois, bet Napa and Butte
Bulkeley L. E., attorney at law, 603 Washington, r-
Palace Hotel
Bulkley Ichabod, clerk, r. 5M Crooks
Bulklev M. A. Mrs., r. 2614 Bush
Bnlkley Milton, clerk H.P. Gregorv * Co.. r. Oakland
BEL & GRANT FAKM IMPLEMENT CO.
THE, Artliur Bull president and
g^eneral inanag-er, manufacturers and
importers agricultural implements,
'wag'onB, etc., office and salesroom.
14-16 Slain
Bull Alplieus, vice-president Firemans Fund In-
surance Co., office 4ul California. r.NW cor Fran-
cisco and Leavenworth
Bull Alpheus Jr., draftsman, r. KW cor Francisco
and Leavenworth
Bull Arthur, president and general manager The
Bull & Grant Farm Implement Co., 14-16 Main,
r. Nucleus Hotel
Bull Franklin P. (Jordan 4 Bull) attorney at law,32&
Montgomery, room 18
Bull Louis, merchant, r. 123 Fourth
Bull Martin J., cook. Occidental Laundry
Bullard A. Mrs., widow, r. 1037^ Market
Bullard Edward W., driver, r. 178 Jessie
Bullard Emma Mrs., furnished rooms, 501 Post
Bullard James Mrs., widow, r. 1044 Mission
Bullard James A., teamster, r. 2108 Hyde
Bullard Matthew B., foreman Am. Salt Co., r. 1820
Turk
Bullard Samuel, teamster r. 5 Clyde
Bullard Valerie, cooper, r. 362k Sixth
Bullard Vivian, florist N. Humbrecht, 333 Turk
Bullard William P.. bookkeeper, r. 2314 Clay
BuUen John, tanner r. 11 Lapidge
Bullencamp William, order clerk Goldberg, Bowen Ac
Co., r. Oakland
Bullerdieck Nicholas, hay, grain, wood and coal, 1632-
1634 Mission, r. 861 Seventeenth
Bullermann William, machinist Lobos Square Pack-
ing House, r. NW cor Greenwich and Polk
Bullesbarh Antone. r. 637 Minna
Bullier Albert R.. barber J. F. Bullier, r. 32 Page
Bullier John F.. barber, 1918 Market, r. 32 Page
WINDOW_SHADES.
Plain, Fringed, Decorated and Embroidered Shades
made to order in any size or style.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MAEKET STREET,
^-EXT ABOVE PAXACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? MarM St.
CPI IDCC CYTDA riDV ' or moBt delicate flayor and the only true IARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
£bLirOC LA I nil UnnChampagneproducedintbeUultedStates. j 530 WA2HIKOT0I7 STBEET.
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Bulling James, porter What Cheer House
Bullion Adam Mrs. (Ehreuberg & Bullion) r. 761
HarriBou
Bullion Hannah Mrs., millinery, 135 Taylor, r. 761
Harrison
Balliun Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.) Robert R. Gray-
sou secretary, S. F. Stock and Exchange Bldg,
room 20
BuUio Bartholomew, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. Black Point
Bullis Edward A., city agent Domestic Sewing Ma-
chine Co., r. 1513 Steiner
Bullivaut Herbert E., bookkeeper Wetmore Bros., r.
2519 Mission
Bullock F. S. seaman stmr Mariposa
Bullock Ezra B., secretary Pac. Electric Co., 330 Sut-
ter, r. 2414 Pacific Av
Bullock John H. bookkeeper Hill & Co., r. 2414
Pacific Av
Bullock John H., millwright, r. 2414 Pacific Av
Bullock Lathrop L., mining, 37 Montgomery Block,
r. Oakland
Bullock Sophia, widow, r. 407 Leavenworth
Bullock William H., r. 531 Natoma
BULLOCK & JONES .a^..a
Mills luaiiag^er, men's furiiisliing' goods
and niercliant tailors, 105 Montgomery
Bullwinkel George D., bartender, r. 1315 Mission
BuIHvinkel Henry, wines and liquors, SW cor
Howard and Steuart
Bullwinkel Henry Q., groceries and liquors, 1019
Pacific
Bullwinkel John C. H., bookkeeper, r. 202 Sixth
BuUwinkle John D., bartender Cord Wrede, r. 419
East
BuUwinkle John F,, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Pacific and Powell, r. 912 Jackson
BuUwinkle John (H. Vollmer & Co.) r. 625 East
Bulletti Florence Miss, dressmaker, r. 1714 Dupont
Bulotti Baldi, umbrella maker, 132G Polk
Bulotti F., painter and wine cellar, 1113 Ji Kearny
Bulotti Frank (Bulotti & Perini) r. SE cor Berlin and
Felton, U. M. T.
Bulotti G., grinder, r. 3 Langton
Bulotti John (A. Baretta & Co.) r. 2201 Steiner
Bulutti Victor, sacristan Yglesia de Nuestra Senora
de Guadalupe, r. 908 Broadway
Bulotti & Perini (Frank Bulotti and Felix Perini)
dairy, SE cor Berlin and Felton, U. M. T.
Bulsou John, engineer, r. 303 Eddy
Bulson John, engineer Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 311 Hyde
Bultmsun Brothers (John H. and Charles) groceries
aud liquors, NW cor Howard and Twenty-sixth
Bultmanu Charles (Bultmaun Bros.) r. NW cor
Howard and Twenty-sixth
Bultmaun John H. (Bultmann Bros.) r. 1107 Shotwell
Bulwer Consolidated Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.)
L. Csborne secretary, 29 Nevada Block
Bumm George S., r. 133 Larkiu
Buinm George W. (Bumm & Cooper) r. 1618 Larkin
Buuim & Cooper (George W. Bumm and David F.
Cooper) book and job printers, 529 Clay
Bumpus Dolores Mrs., dressmaking, 1703 Stockton
Bumpus Pelig, laborer, r. 8 Malvina PI
Bumpus W. B. seaman stmr Alexander Duncan
Bumstead Emma Mrs., nurse, r. 32 Page
Bumsted Edward H. (Doyle & Bumstedi r. 18 Haw-
thorne
Bunce Henry, jeweler, r. 807 Kearny
Bund August, sausage maker Heineman & Stem
Bundschu Charles (J. Gundlach & Co.) r. 125 Chest-
nut
Bundy Andrew L., bellman Palace Hotel, r. 6 John
Bundy Christ, driver Omnibus RR., r. 261 Tehama
Bundy D , waiter Palace Hotel
Bundy Daniel S., r. 10 Rondell PI
Bundy Joseph A., porter, r. 10 Rondell PI
FRATINGER & CO.
LADIES' SUITS
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
105 KEARJfY STREET.
THE LATEST IMPROVED
PATENT WiTER CLOSETS.
SANITARY SEWER CAS TRAPS
Put in by skilled workmen.
PLUMBER, 605 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 31.5.
Bundy Thomas F., belliMau Palace Hotel, r. 6 John
Bundy William F. , knitter 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. S 8 Beach bet Hyde and Larkin
Buneman Allred J. J., clerk Cunningham, Curtiss it
Welch, r. 137 Hnitjht
Buneman Henry (Buneman & Martinonl) r. 137
Huight
Buneman <Sc Martinoni (Henry Buneman and
Emil Martinoni) wholesale liquors, NW cor Clay
and Front, 401-403 Front
Bunemanu Edward, bartender, r. SW cor Noe and
Henry
Bunemann William G. H., bookkeeper S. H. Frank
& Co., r. SW cor Noe and Henry
Bunge Ferdinand, foreman Kohler & Frohling, r. 633
Post
Bungrei" Christian, groceries and liquors, 1000
Bush, r. 1103 Pine
Bunker Carrie R. Miss, teacher Hamilton Grammar
School, r. 2i;ol Sacramento
Bunker Charles D. with Henry S. Bunker r. 827 Capp
Bunker Edward A., salesman H. Dutard, r. 622)4 Nine-
teenth
Bunker Eliza A., widow, r. 2437 California
Bunker Frank D., student Clark L. Goddard, r. Oak-
land
Bunker Frederick H., salesman R. F. Bunker, r.
2437 California
Bunker Frederick R., accountant 37 Montgomery
Block, r. 713 Broadway
Bunker George D., salesman r. 620 Eddy
Bunker George W., compositor Report, r. 6}^ Mon-
roe
Bunker Henry C, (Bassett & Bunker) r. 23 Hill
Bunker Henry S., ship and custom house broker, 608
Battery, r. 1630 Mission
Bunker Isaiah, lodgings. 419 Brannan
Bunker Norbert E., tea packer Castle Bros. r. 10
Birch Av
Bunker Paul, foreman George C. Bode, r. 2011 Devisa-
dero
Bunker Robert F., porkpacker and sausage mnfr
74-75 California Market, r. 620 Eddy
Bunker Rufus K., clerk, r. 1817 Market
Bunker Sirah E., widow, r. 1136 Pacific
Bunker Ten Eyck, clerk ticket auditor's oflfice 8. P.
Co.. r. 1805 Pierce
Bunker William, bookkeeper R. F. Bunker, r. 10
Birch Av
Bunker William F., compositor John H. Knarston, r.
412 Tehama
Bunker William M. (The Daily Report Publish-
ing Co.) 238 Montgomery, r. Bella Vista Hotel
Bunker William W., ganger U. S. Internal Revenue,
r. 10 Birch Av
Bunn Edwin, teamster S. Jacob, r. 1114 York
Bunn James, shoemaker, 3K Broadway
Bunnell Edward F., dentist, 319 Kearny, r. Oakland
Bunnell James, r. 424 Saneome
Bunnell James S., cashier and assistant auditor Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 2610 Pacific Av
Bunner Ann, widow, r. 1219 Webster
Bunner Bessie Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 1712 Dupont
Bunner Stephen, sergeant police, r. 1219 Webster
Bunner Stephen Jr., painter, r. 1219 Webster
Bunner William C, clerk, r. 210 Bush
Bunner William J., varieties, 125 Fifth, r. 1305 Mis-
sion
Bunsatt Joseph, helper, r. 604 Fourth
Bunster Arthur, broker. 39 Sutter, r. 203 Turk
Bunting Joseph, r. 30 Twelfth
Bunting Roselin, r. 421 Fourth
Bunting William L., fireman stmr Madrono
Bunting William R., driver Market St. RR., r. 607
Fourth
BuntOM Richard, wines and liquors, 705 Market, r. 7
Mint Av
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Sfannfactnrer of every deseriptlon of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CABS.
42 to SO Beale street, iSan Francisco.
Wagrons,
TRUVIA'S, ISHAM A HOOKER, Agents for the Celebrated
Cr^SJIiJLOW MMOX AXIiE WAGONS. 421-427 Market Street.
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IMPORTERS OF
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Bunyan Michael, r. 419 Broadway
Buuvan Spencer Uev., pastor Hamilton Square Bap-
tist Cburch. r. 1125 Ellis
Bunyan Thomas, gripman Market St. RE., r. Cable
House ,
BuDzl Julius, salesman Buyer k Reich, r. 2811 Bush
Buol Bartholomew, cellarman Laog k Co., r. 255 Ste-
venson
Bupion Clara Mrc, r. 44 Jessie
Bur Frank, fisherman, r. 30 Prescott PI
Burbank Albert E., fancy poultry, 12-38 Centre Mar-
ket, r. 1203 Market
Bura Adolph, cigar mnfr, 20 Stockton, r. 444 Jessie
Burbank Charles D., real estate, r. 2440 Market
Burbank E. W. Mrs., widow, r. 2470 Market
Burbank Lester, shoemaker Kutz & Murr, r. Oakland
Burbank Louis, shoemaker Kutz & Murr. r. Oakland
Burbank Storrs T., conductor Market St. RR., r. 1617
Turk
Burbeck Charles L., driver Luther J. Ewell, r. 2460
Folsom
Burbridge Samuel L., mining, r. 900 Pine
Burch George, cook, r. 625 Davis
Burch Maria Miss, dentist, .'502 Sutter
Burch Patrick, laborer, r. 16 Dore
l»" Burch. See Birch
Burchard Adolph, laborer Lachman k Jacobi, r. cor.
Brannan and Second
Burchard Charles, carriagewasher, r. 129 Jackson
Burchardt Elizabeth Mrs., millinery, 2123 Mission
Burchardt Frank, cellarman Kohler & Van Bergen,
r. 2123 Mission
Burchardt Max, laborer, r. 12 J^ Bluxome, rear
Burchell Samuel, laborer, r. 12 Clara
Burchers William, master mariner, r. 2 Rincon Court
Burckes Henry W., stage carpenter Tivoli Opera
House, r. 110 Turk
Burckes Samuel S., stage carpenter California
Theater, r, 607 Folsom
Biird John L., clerk W. W, Montague k Co., r. 313 Ellis
Burd R. M., widow, r. 313 Ellis
e^ Burd. See Bird
Burdell Clarence C, cigarmaker, r. 29 Minna
Burden Joseph, plumber, r. 702 Vallejo
Burdett William, policeman, r. 222 Chestnut
Burdette Charles, carpeuter, r. 636 Mission
Burdick Edward S., collector Gas Consumers' Assn,
r. l.=;23 Scott
Burdick George H., entry clerk Thomas Day k Co.
(limited) r. Oakland
Burdick George R.. receiving teller London, Paris
and American Bank, r. 1523 Scott
Burdick James E., printer, r. 140 Shipley
Burdick Mark S. (Wheeler k Burdick) r. 1859 }<5 Stev-
enson
Burdick Susan, widow, r. 140 Shipley
Bureau of Labor Statistics, State, J.J.Tobin
commissioner, John G. Liebert deputy, office 14
Grant Av. room 64
Bureau of Records, Simpson & Millar proprie-
tors, 522 California
Bureau Veritas, International Register of Ship-
ping (District of the Pacific Coast of U. S.) I. E.
Thayer inspector, 22 California
Burell Thomas, carpenter, r. 358 '^ Jessie
Burer William, tailor, r. 140 Fell
Burfeind Herman H. W., farmer, Ocean House Road,
nr Alms' House
Burf.ind John H., proptr Union House, NE cor Bay
and Larkin
Burgbaeher Annie, domestic, 32 Bartlett
Burgdorf Gotlelb (John Starck & Co.) r. 501 Ellis
Surge Francis A., s.ish and doormaker Day, Huber &
Craker, r. 4 Jansen
Burge John, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
Oakland
Burgfe S S., dealer wagons, buggies and mowing
machinery, 26 Beale, r. 2045 Howard
Burgomrititer August, tinsmith, 140 Second
Burger Alic e Miss, saleslady Geo. W. Wright, r. 811
Filbert
Bur«< r Andrew, painter, r. 2041 Howard
Burger Jacib, barber, r. 811 Filbert
Barges Howard, clerk, r. Vlll Poll
Burt;es8 Benjamin F.. marker La Grande Laundry, r,
1719 Howard
Burgess B. Wnodruflf. proptr Burgees Business Col-
lege, r. 07 St. Ann's Bldg
Burgess Caleb, capitalist, r. 593 Ellis
Burgess Charles, horse.shoei-, r, 3.53 Jessie
Burgess Frank, fireman, r. 222 M Fourth
Burgess George H., artist, 126Kearny, room52,r. 1019
Hyde
Burgess George, bookkeeper T. N. Dunphy k Co., r.
2225 Post
Burgess James, longshoreman, r. 403 Main
Burgess J. M., r. 2310 Howard
Burgess John, engineer Geary St. RR., r. 626 Ash At
Burgess John H., seaman, r, 14 Eighth
Burgess Michael, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Burf^ess Oscar O., physician, office and r. 32^
Geary. Office hours 1 to 3 and 6:30 to 7:30 P. M.
Burgess S., niessman stmr Santa Rosa
Burgess Thomas J., compositor Examiner, r. 531 Sac-
ramento
Burgess William, cook, r. 602 Stockton
Burgess William, brakeman S. P. Co.. r. 222M Fonrtb
Burgess William W., surveyor, r. 215 Sbotwell
Burgess' Business College, B. Woodruff Bur-
gess proprietor, 6 Eddy, St. Ann's Building
t^ IBurgess. See Berges, Bergez and Burges
Burgin Gustav, pork butcher, 26 Centre Market, r.
2010 Geary
Burgin John F., draftsman TT. S. Surveyor General's-
Office, r. 801 Golden Gate Av
Burgin John F. Jr,, private secretary James M. Dona-
hue, office 410 Mission, r, 801 Golden Gate Av
e^ Burgin. See Bergen and Bergin
Bnrgman Charles F., tailor, 223 Kearny
Burgoyne George, tailor, r, 531 Second
Burgoyne John H., conductor Market St. RR., r. Lott,
bet McAllister and Golden Gate Av
Burgoyne Thomas, watchman, r. 815 Twentieth
Burgunder Frederick, laborer, r. NE cor Fourth and
Berry
Burhans Brothers (William and Herman) merchant
tailors, 116 Golden Gate Av
Burhans Hermaa (Burhans Bros.) r. 10 Dale PI
Burhans William (Burhans Bros.) r. 116 Golden Gate
Av
Burin Bias, liquor dealer, r. 439 Ivy Av
Burk Frederic L., reporter Chronicle, r. 615 Stockton
Burk James, laborer Pac. Gas Improvement Co., r. Ss
Pixley, iset Webster and Buchanan
Burk John Jr., shoefinisher Kutz k Murr, r. 1139 Mis-
sion
Burk John N.. r. 1096 Post
Burk M. N. Mrs., widow, r. 1096 Post
Burk Michael, shoefinisher Kutz & Murr, r. 1139 Mis-
sion
Burk Richard, laborer, r. 400 Main
Burk Susan D. Miss, teacher Whiltier Primary School,
r. 2.505 Fillmore
Burkard John E., butcher M. Schwamm, r. 512 Bush
Burkardt Max, importer engravings, chromes,
photographs and oil paintings, and manufacturer
frames, pHsse-partouts, glider and map mounter,.
545-547 Washington, r. 420 Franklin
Burkart M., warehouseman Pac, Rolling Mill
Burke — Mrs, seamstress, r. 129 Third
Burke A. L. Mrs., r. 1306 Baker
Burke Alfred I., clerk, r. 2205 Mason
Burke Andrew, teamster, r. 527 Haight
Burke Ann, widow, 1318 Dupont
Burke Anna Mrs., r. 23 Glen Park Av
Burke .\nthony. fireman stmr Mexico, r. 629 Front
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Burke Barbara, -widow, r. 211 i Junes
Burke Charles. Dartendir. r. .518 Green
Burke Charles. luschlnist Joshua Hendy Machine
Co., r. 613 Mission
Burke Cliarles, mate brktne Discovery, r. cor Seventh
and Brannan
Burke Charles J., printer Rosenthal & Eoesch, r. U
Hopeton Terrace
Burke Charles K., burnisher Buckingham & Hecht. r.
33 Crocker
Buree Cornelius J., stairbuilder, r. 21U Mason
Burke Daniel, teamster, r. 212 Eighth
Burke Edward, expressman, SW cor California and
Frout, r. 86 Brady
Burke Edward, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. NE cor
Napa and Minnesota
Burke Edward, porter Philip Kennedy & Co., r. 901
Windsor
Burke Edward, restaurant, 1130 Union
Burke Edmund R., boxmaker. r. 5 Leroy PI
Burke Edmund W.. clerk J. K. Cooper, r. 2113 Jones
Burke Elizabeth A. Miss. r. 7 Yerba Buena
Burke Ellen Miss, dry goods, 718 Clementina
Burke Ellen Mrs., r. 15 Geneva
Burke E. M. Mrs., varieties, 17 Eighth
Burke Euima, widow, r. b22 Howard
Burke EtUelbert, Justice of the Peace, SE cor
Kearny and Washington, r. 824 Powell
Burke Frank J., machine operator Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 221 Page
Bnrke Frank H. (Madison k Burke) r. Menlo
Park
Burke Garratt, carpenter, r. 1234 York
Burke G-orge L., waiter stmr San Juan
Burke Gilbert, hostler Nevada Stables, r. 528 Lin-
den Av
Burke Hannah, domestic 14 54 Clara
Burke Harry W.. compositor Call. r. 824 Powell
Burke Henry S., bookkeeper J. J. O'Brien & Co. r. 621
Eddy
Bnrke H. J. Miss, saleslady O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co.,
r. 520 O'Farrell
Burke H. W., passenger agent Chicago and Alton RR.
r. 1200 Kearny
Bnrke Jackson V., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 546
Turk
Burke James, r. 1715!^ Stevenson
Burke James, carpenter, r. 202 Sixth
Burke James, laborer, 1119 Harrison
Burke James, machinist, and extraman Engine No. 6,
r. 311 Sixth
Burke James, plasterer, r. 149 Dore
Burke James, plasterer, 718 Clementina
Burke James, real estate agent, 321 Montgomery, r.
18 Willow Av
Burke James, switchman S. P. Co., r. 215 Fifteenth
Bnrke James, tailor, r. 2114 Mason
Burke James C, laborer, r. 156 Clementina
Bur'^e James F., machinist, r. 963 Folsom
Burke James F., shoemaker P. F. Nolan i Sons, r.
1715^ Stevenson
Burke James M., laborer, r. 908 Sansome
Burke James P.. carpenter, r. 122 Shipley
Burke James T., upholsterer F. S. Chadboume & Co.,
r. 406 Capp
Burke Jeremiah, r. 1425 Stockton
Burke Jeremiah T., clerk S. F. Clearing House, r.
1213 Clay
Burke John, barber I. Schwartz, r. 18 John
Burke John, boilermaker Keystone Boiler Works, r.
lOH Sherwood PI
Burke John, bridge carpenter, r. 34 Hayes
Burke John, canmaker, r. 738 Vallejo
Burke John, clerk Empire Foundry, r. 61 Federal
Burke John, cook, r. 338 Fifth
Burke John, expressman, 837 Market, r. 2431 Bryant
Burke John, expressman, SW cor Fifth and Market,
r. 229 Fell
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Also Medicated and Electric Batlis (Jiveii.
415 STJTTER STREET. 415
GARDEN HOSE,
LAWN SPRINKLERS, HOSE MENDERS,
HOSE COUPLINGS, HOSE PIPES.
W. E. LANE, Plumber,
505 KEARKV STREET.
Established ISGO. Telephone 315.
Burke John, tilei-utter, r. 529 Valencia !
Burke John, fireman stmr San Joaquin
Burke Jolin. laborer, r. 22 Morns Av '
Burke John, laborer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 3 Bartol PI
Burke John, laborer Black Point Packing House, r.
NW cor Francisco and Fillmore
Burke John, oiler stmr Oregon i
Burke John, proptr Union Hotel, 515 Howard ]
Burke John, s-alesman, r. 624 Eldy '
Burke John, S. J., sexton St. Ignatius College, 214
Hayes
Burke John, shoemaker, r. 33 Crocker
Burke John, teamster, r. 224 Filbert
Burke John, teamster Odd Fellows' Cemetery, t. 16
Johnson Av
Burke John, watchman, r. 23 Kearny
Burke John Jr., laborer, r. 963 Folsom
Burke John Mrs., widow, r. 621 Eddy
Burke John C , tailor, r. 2114 Mason
Burke John E.. agent, r. 621 Eddy
Burke John F., upholsterer, r. 1408 Kearny
Burke John H., corporal police, r. 717 Hayes
Burke John H., driver, r. 340 H Fifth
Burke John J., house painter, r. 1041 York
Burke John J., porter Wells, Fargo & Co.. r. 23 Glen
Paik Av
Burke John K., varnisher. r. 465 Clementina
Burke John M., shoecutter, r. 5 Gordon
Burke John P., bartender W. J. Bnrke, r. 224 Page
Burke John P., machinist, r. 1105 McAllister
Burke John S.. trimmingcutter P. F.Nolan & Sons, r.
824 Mission
Burke Joseph, carpenter, r. 325 Haigbt
Burke Joseph, loundrjmau Union Iron Works
Burke Joseph F.. laborer, r. 562 !< Bryant
Burke Josephine M., teacher, r. 5 Leroy PI
Burke Lizzie K. Mrs., viceprincipal South Cosmopol-
itan Grammar School, r. 1213 Clay
Burke Luke, blacksmith, r. 115 Ivy Av
Burke M.. track repairer N. B. and M. RR.
Burke Maggie, domestic 813 Pierce
Burke Maggie, tailoress J. Meyers, r. 156 CTementina
Burke Mart; aret. widow, r. 52 Minna
Burke Margaret, widow, r. 963 Folsom
Burke Maria P., widow, r. 48 Louisa
Barke Martin J. (Madison & Burke) r. Menlo
Park
Burke Martin J., laborer, r. 1408 Kearny
Burke Martin J. Jr.. upholsterer Cal. Furniture Mnfg
Co., r. 1408 Kearny
Burke Mary, r. 2420 Mission
Burke Mary, widow, r. 5 Leroy PI
Burke Matthew, laborer Jewish Cemetery, r. E 8 Do-
lores, bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Burke Michael, baker, r. 24 Stone
Burke Michael, carpenter City and County Hospital
Burke Michael, conductor Market St. RR., r. Cable
House
Burke Michael, cutter Porter, Slessinger & Co., r. 709
Minna
Burke Michael, fireman, r. 129 Folsom
Burke Michael, groceries, NW cor Scott and Ellis
Burke Michael, laborer, r. 30 Tehama
Burke Michael, laborer, r. 205 Fell
Burke Michael, laborer, r. 246!^ Clara
Burke Michael, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r.
II6I4 Freelon
Burke Michael, laborer Market St. RR., r. 20 Page
Burke Michael, porter Waterhouse & Lester, r. 406
Capp
Burke Michael, stonecutter, r. 5 Gordon
Burke Michael, watchman, r. 1327 Pacific
Burke Michael C, bartender Norton & McElroy, r.
905 Market
Bnrke Michael J., clerk License Collector, r. 1303 Hyde
Burke Milo A. (Sisson, Crocker i: Co.) r. Sacramento
Burke Minnie Miss, bookkeeper Nolan & Descalso, r.
824 Mission
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Pipe Fittineii. all Sizen.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Biirke Nathan, sausayeiuaker. r. 149 Clara
Burke Patiuk. brassfinislier. r. 29 Minua
Burke Patrick, clerk, r. 039 M Natoma
Burke Patrick, coal passer stinr Queen of the Pacific
Burke Patrick, fireman stmr Colima
Burke Patrick, laborer, r. 500 Mission
Burke Patrick, laborer, r. 515 Howard
Burke Patrick, laborer Union Iron Works, r. S B Si-
erra, bet Michigan and Georgia
Burke Patrick A., laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r.
129 Silver
Burke Patrick D. (Burke & Green) r. 337 Bryant
Burke Patrick H. housemover D. Harries, r.830 Geary
Burke Patrick K., teamster, r. 9 Austin
Burke Peter, clerk William J. Ward, r. SW cor Noe
and Eighteenth
Burke Pettr E., r, 604 Pine
Burke Richard, laborer, r. SW cor Main and Harrison
Burke Richard C, cooper, r. 320 Third
Burke Robert, butcher, r. 335 Broadway
Burke Robert, plasterer, r. 225 Seventh
Burke Robert Mrs., varieties, 2259^ Seventh
Burke Samuel, blacksmith, r. 115 Langton
Burke Stephen J,, clerk, r. 156 Clementina
Burke Thomas, r. 16 Ellis
Burke Thomas, fireman S. JF. Gas Light Co., r. 523
Howard
Burke Thomas, fireman stmr Colima
Burke Thomas, helper Fulton Iron Works, r. 613 La-
guna
Burke Thomas, millhand, r. 528 Linden Av
Burke Thomas, porter, r. 613 Laguna
Burke Thomas, salesman, r. 920 Bush
Burke Thomas, stockfitter P. F. Nolan & Sons, r. 824
Mission
Burke Thomas, waiter, r. 1204 Powell
Burke Thomas, waiter Brooklyn Hotel, r. 131 Third
Burke Thomas C, butcher David M. Dickson, r.
1715^ Stevenson
Burke Thomas F., plumber, r. 2114 Mason
Burke Thomas F., wood and coal, 127 Ninth, r. 718
Clementina
Burke Thomas R., laborer, r. 156 Clementina
Burke Thomas W., bagmaker Blake, Moflitt &Towne,
r. 23 Glen Park Av
Burke Walter, counter La Grande Laundry
Burke Walter, mattress maker, r. 1123 Twentieth
Burke Walter F,, deputy Sheriff, r. 122 Shipley
Burke Walter J., music printer, r. 5 Le Eoy PI
Burke William, r. 1124 Mission
Burke William, carpenter, r. 8 Elliot Park
Burke William, janitor Hibernia Hall, r. 122 Shipley
Burke William, longshoreman, r. 64 Minna, rear
Burke William, laborer, E s Arlington, nr Miguel,
Fairmount Tract
Burke William, laborer 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. W s
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta, rear
Burke William, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. W s
Iowa, bet Sierra and Nevada
Burke William, packer Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r. 23
Glen Park Av
Burke William, porter, r. 1.56 Clementina
Burke William F,, policeman, r. 5 Mariposa
Bnrke William F., viticulturist, r. 1213 Clay
Burke William G., Court Commissioner, office 402
Montgomery, room 10, r. 126 Eighteenth
Burke William J., expressman, r. 268 Minna
Burke William J., liijuor saloon, junction Gough,
Haight and Market, r. 220 Haight
Burke William ,1., manager John Cogan, r. Alameda
Burke William R., shoemaker P, F. Nplan & Sons, r.
824 Mission
Burke & Green (Patrick D. Burke and Thomas Green)
wines and liqu; r.«, NE cor Second and Brannan
B^ Burke. See Berck, Berk, Bourck and Burck
Burken Abraham, deckhand stmr T. C. Walker
Burket Edward, machinist F. B. Schoeustein, r. 310>i
Langtou
Burkhalter Charles, surveyor Jacobs & Easton, r.
Oakliind
Burkhard Frank, propertyman Tivoli Opera House
liurkhard Theodore F., manufacturer., r. 863 Mission
Burkhardt Albert, machinist W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
27 Thirteenth
Burkhardt Annie Miss, r. 112 Eleventh
Burkhardt Edmund J., porter Humboldt Savings and
Loan Soc, r. 18 Geary
Burkhardt Elizabeth, widow, r. 30 Bernard
Burkhardt George, capitalist, r. 27 Thirteenth
Burkhardt George F. A., salesman, r. 27 Thirteenth
Burkhardt George H.. auditor Humboldt Savings and
Loan Soc, 18 Geary, r. 18 Twenty-sixth
Burkhardt Hannah, widow, r. 413 Valencia
Burkhardt John B., butcher (estate of) HenryJ. Boese
r, 515 Montgomery Av
Burkhardt Max, laborer, r, 16 Isis
Burkhardt Oscar, r. 21',i3 Mission
Burkhardt Robert, sugarboiler Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
N s Sierra, bet Tennessee and Kentucky
Burkhardt William, with Abraham Lewis, r. 30 Ber-
nard
8»" Burkhardt. See Burkardt
Burkhead Ellen A., widow, r. 517 Mason
Burkholder William F., laborer, r. 5 Olive Court
Burkhout Peter, plumber, r. NE cor Greenwich and
Taylor
Burkman J,, r. 638 Commercial
Burland Benjamin F., salesman Newman & Levlnson,
r. 536 McAllister
Burleigh G. W., physician, 14 Geary, r. Oakland
Burleman Henry, engineer, r, 1610 Jones
Burleson Charles, hostler, r. 941 Fifteenth
Burleson H. L., salesman J. P. Thomas, r. 602 Wash-
ington
Burley Edward J., cutter Joe T. Poheim.r, 1110 Market
Burley William, with Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 20
Vernal
Burling Augustus B., clerk Olney, Chickering &
Thomas, r. 1618 Washington
Burling Benjamin L,, mining secretary, 62-63 Nevada
Block, r, 1618 Washington
Burling Emily Mrs., lodgings, 132 Sixth and 37 Second
Burling Frederick, r. 1618 Washington
Burling James W,, stockbroker, 419 California, room
24, r. 1001 Pine
Burling L. H, Mrs,, widow, r. 1618 Washington
Burling Richard S., bookkeeper W. Turner, r. 131
Sixth
Burling William B., clerk Homer S. King & Co., r.
1618 Washington
Burlingame Arthur, clerk Davis Bros., r. 456 Jessie
Burlingame Henry B,, clerk Davis Bros., r. 456 Jessie
Burlington House,' 118 Eddy
Burlington Route, B. andM. R. RR., W. D.
Sanborn general Western agent, 32 Montgomery
Burls James S. (Krutmejer & Co.) 419 California
Burmann Otto, waiter South Park House
Burmeister Alrich (Burmeister i Mehrtens) r. 1416
Washington
Burmeister August, seaman schr Oeorgie Woods, r.
Greenwich, nr Montgomery
Burgmeister C. H., laborer Cal, Sugar Refinery, r. 812
Laguna
Burmeister Charles L., laborer E. Griswold & Co., r.
426 Fourth
Burmeister Frederick, r. 335 Broadway
Burmeister Henry, cigarmaker J. W. Shaeffer & Co.,
r. 228 Bush
Burmeister Henry, clerk John H. Kiep, r. SE cor
Turk and Polk
Burmeister Henry, fireman National Brewery, r. SB
cor Fulton and Webster
Burmeister Henry, laborer, r. 812 Laguna
Burmeister Henry F. D., waiter, r. 30 Everett
Burmeister Henry W,, coffee and spices, 12 Seventh,
r. 18 Harriet
UPHOLSTERY.
WHOLESAI-E AND EETAIL
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT AISOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Kannfacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY {
Sold at price of Imported Champagne, \ ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
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530 WASHINOTON STSMT.
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Burmeister John, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 1007
Battery
Burmeister Julia Mrs., liquor saloon, E s Lott. bet
Hayes and Fell
Burmeister Karl, clerk, r. 2i Turk
Burmeister Lena, widow, bakery, 2853 Mission
Burmeister Louis, car conductor, r. 2209 Polk
Burmeister Otto, foreman Stockton Planing Mill, r.
542 Folsom
Burmeister & Mehrtens (Alrich Burmeister and Au-
{just Mehrtens) groceries and liquors, NW cor
California and Hyde
Burnal E. Miss, r. Grand Hotel
Buruap John, commission and Rroceries, 427 Davis,
r. 420 Leavenworth
Burnell J. Hamlyn (Burnell. Reynolds & Bur-
nell) and proprietor Albion Brewery, S s Corea,
bet Santee and Tallapoosa, r. cor Bahama and
Penobscot
Burnell Leslie M., law student Stanly, Stoney &
Hayes, r. 719 Post
Burnell Martin (Burnell, Reynolds & Burnell) r.
BUENeTl REYNOLDS & BURNELL
(J. Hanilyn Burnell, M. li. Reynolds
and Martin Burnell) ^vines, Albion ale
and porter, etc., 519 Sacramento
Burnell Thomas, blacksmith's helper National Iron
Works, r. 157 Tehama
Burnell William A., dairyman, Precita PI, bet Folsom
and Harrison. B. H.
Burner Henry, salesman Hueter Bros. & Co., r. NW
cor Noe and Clipper
Burness James, shoemaker, r. 52 Natoma
Burness John E., chief engineer Palace Hotel, r. 203
Twenty-foui-th
Burnett C. Mrs., r. 106 Twelfth
Burnett C. S., r. 646 Folsom
Burnett Dwight J., farmer, VisitacioH Valley, bet
Mission and San Bruno Road
Burnett Frank W. (Burnett & Slattery) r. NE cor
Eighteenth and Valencia
Burnett Frederick C, molder Mechanics' Foundry, r.
411 Brannan
Burnett George S. (Burnett & Schach) r. 337 Hayes
Burnett George W.. real estate, r. 616 Shotwell
Burnett George W., with G. G. Burnett, r. 214 Haight
Burnett G. G. , apothecary, 327 Montgomery, r. 214
Haight
Burnett H. & Co.. Carter Tevis agent, impervi-
ous lime paint, 5063^ Commercial
Burnett Isaac G., attorney at law, 12 Montgomery, r.
1916 Broadway
Burnett John, laborer, r. 28 Minna
Burnett John, waiter Palace Hotel
Burnett John H., deputy U. S. Internal Revenue, r.
1735 Market
Burnett John M. (Sawyer & Burnett) attorney at law,
420 California, r. 1713 Larkin
Burnett Joseph, coalpasser, r. 533 Howard
Burnett Joseph H., teamster, r. 521 Page
Burnett Joseph J., boxmaker and extraman Engine
No. 4, r. 57 Natoma
Burnett Kate Mrs., ladies' hair dresser, 410 Third
Burnett Lester G., law student Burnett A Bartlett, r.
1916 Broadway
Burnett Richard, engineer, r. 712 Folsom
Burnett Richard, mechanic Bay City Iron Works, r.
28 Minna
Burnett Richard, molder Mechanics' Foundry, r. 411
Brannan
Burnett Robert D., watchman, r. 708 Taylor
Burnett Thomas T., blacksmith, r. 1418 Hyde
Burnett Thomas T. Jr., griprepairer Clay St RR., r.
1418 Hyde
Burnett Wellington C. (Burnett & Bartlett) r. 1916
Broadway
FRATINGER & CO.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
JERSEY WAISTS.
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105 KEARNY STREET.
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RAIN WATER PIPES, GUTTERS and VALLEYS
MADE AND REPAIRED.
Roofs of all kinds made Water Tigrlit.
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Established 1860.
LANE,
605 KBABNT STREET.
Telephone 315.
Burnett William, fireman, r. 533 Howard
Burnett William, fireman, r. 629 Front
Burnett William, printer, r. 712 Folsom
Burnett William J., waiter, r. 655 Washington
Burnett <& Bartlett, (Wellington C. Burnett and
Columbus Bartlett) attorneys at law, 12 Montgom-
ery
Burnett & Schach (George S. Burnett and Theodore
J. Schach) photographers, 337 Hayes
Burnett & Slattery (Frank W. Burnett and Thomas F.
Slattery) photographers, NW cor Valencia and
Sixteenth
Burnette M. E. Mrs., r. 610 Taylor
Burnham Albert L. secretary G. A. Flower & Co., r.
Oakland
Burnham Anthony, clerk, r. 1004 Montgomery Av
Burnham Cordelia Miss, teacher Pacific Heights'
Grammar School, r. 2217 Fillmore
Burnham Edward, superintendent Pioneer White
Lead Works, r. 1508 Sacramento
Buruham Henry, painter, r. 509 Bush
Burnham Horace B., Lieut-Colonel V. 8. A.,
Deputy Judge Advocate General, Division of the
Pacific and Department California, r. 711 Jones
Burnham Louis P., porter Liebes Bros. & Co., r. 716
Franklin
Burnham Lulu Miss, teacher Oak Street Primary
School, r. 10 Bond
Burnham Nelson H., janitor Old City Hall, r. 308M
Folsom
Burnham Samuel S., carriagemaker, r. 221 Minna
Burnham Susan F., Mrs., r. 10 Bond
Burnham William F., magnetic healer, r. 17 Valencia
Burnheimer Frank E., fireman 8. F. Cordage Factory
r. W s Tennessee, bet Sierra and Nevada
Burnhope Isaac, laborer, r. 6 Johnston
Burns Aaron M., insurance, 423 California, and
Supervisor Sixth Ward, r. 1329 Leavenworth
Burns Alexander M., salesman Tayler & Flint, r. 513
O'Farrell
Burns Alfred, butler, r. NW cor Washington and
Gough
Burns Andrew, teamster, r. 308 H Fulton
Burns Barbara, widow, groceries and liqnors, 922
Howard
Burns Barclay J., journalist, r. Commercial Hotel
Burns Bernard, blacksmith J. Kilcommon, r. 67 Water
Burns Bernard, foreman Oregon Improvement Co. , r.
317 Brannan
Bums Bernard, waiter, r. 926 Mission
Burns Bridget, widow, r. 220 Union
Burns Bridget Mrs., seamstress, r. NE cor Napa and
Minnesota
Burns Bryan, teamster, and extraman Engine No. 7,
r. 3047 Sixteenth
Burns Catherine, widow, r. 4 White
Burns Catherine, widow, r. 1930 Stevenson
Burns Charles, r. 641 Minna
Bums Charles, storekeeper stmr Queen of the Pacific,
r. 524 Natoma
Burns Charles, waiter, r. 1046 Folpom
Burnes Charles 8., clerk L. D. Stone & Co., r. 149
Silver
Burns Christina Miss, lashbraider, r. 1858 Stevenson
Burns Christopher, driver, r. 16 Bourbin PI
Burns Clayton J., salesman Albert Mau & Co., r. 1001
Pine
Burns Conrad, plumber, r. 2528 Bryant
Burns Conrad, seaman, r. 550 Minna
Bums Cornelius, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r.
N 8 Boyce, nr Geary
Burns Daniel, engineer G. R. Lucy & Co., r. 18 Pres-
ton PI
Burns Daniel, laborer Pioneer White Lead Works, r.
905 Folsom
Bums Daniel, whipmaker Main & Winchester, r.
Oakland
Burns Daniel G., waiter Cliff House
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Manufacturer of every denoriptlon of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to SO Beale Street, San Francisco.
Rail no- Pr^C<S«»« TKUMAN, ISHAU & HOOKEB, 421-427 Market St. UAY,MIJ>1C,
Baling i^resses. jtop. wool.. iia«. wd obcuill.a pbcsses.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMI'OHTEUa OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
Slxeot Iroxx
All Sixes and Numbers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
I Burns Daniel W., house painter and whitener, 1311
I Eddy
! Burns Edward, foreman, r. 911k Mission
[ Burns Edward, stonerutter, r. 1013 Market
I Burns Edward, blacksmith, r. 4'i4 Seventeenth
I Burns Edward, bootblack, r. 310 Fourth
Burns Edward A. (Sullivan & Burns) r. 675 Mission
Burns Edward F., salesman, r. 2U Powell
i Burns Edwin, cigarmaker M. Cohen, r. 734 H Howard
Burns Edwin O., salesman, r. 1040 Golden Gate Av
Burns Elizabeth, widow, r. 149 Ji Silver
Burns F., teamster Union Iron Works
Burns Frank-, warehouseman, r. 63 Clementina, rear
Burns Frank, seaman, r. 445 Tehama
Burns Frank E., painter, r. 319 Tenth
Burns Gaty A., salesman George H. Tay & Co., r.
North Oakland
Burns George, r. 604 Pine
Burns George O., watchman, r. 40 Spear
Burns George W., special agent and adjuster .Etna
Ins. Co., 311 California, r. Oakland
Burns Qustave, boatman, r. 200 Francisco
Burns H., driver Presidio RR.
Burns Hannah Miss, r. 912 Larkin
Burns Henry, laborer, r. 715 M Natoma
Burns Henry, millhand Laumeister Mills, r. 216 ^
Tehama
Burns Henry B.. master mariner, r. 1612 Washington
• Burns Henry J., r. 325 Seventeenth
j Burns Henry T., teamnter, r. 1020 Market
Burns Herbert, with Pac. Coast Electrical Construc-
I tion Co., r. 522 Shotwell
I Burns H. G., clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo & Co.,
r. Oakland
Burns Hu<;h, r. 2 Buss
• Burns Hugh, boot and shoemaker. 276 Tehama
I Burns Hugh, fireman, r. G25 Davis
Burns Ignatius R. (I. R. Burns & Co.) r. 1131 Lagtina
i BURNS I. R. & CO. .X.^natl„s R.
j Barns and Orrin Jndson) maunfactnr-
ers' ag'ents, crockery, glassivare, frnit
I jars, lamps, etc., 50-58 Market
' Burns Isidore, shipsmith, 20 Steuart, r. Grand Hotel
Burns James, r. Dominican Monastery
I Burns James, drayman, 333 ?4 Ritch
Burns James, drivei Hook and Ladder, No. 5, r. S s
Post, bet Webster and Fillmore
Burns James, melter Novelty Iron Works, r. 29 Clara,
rear
Burns James, gardener, r. 10 Johnson Av
Burns James, hostler, r. 2409 California
Burns James, laborer Calvary Cemetery, r. 1827 Turk
Bums James, teamster Davis & Cowell
Burns James S., butcher, r. 1930 Stevenson
Burns James T., commercial editor Chronicle, r. 312 H
Turk
Bums Jennie Miss, seamstress Palace Hotel
Burns John, r. 71^ Langton
Burns John, baker gtmr Ancon, r. 13 Lysett PI
Burns John, boatman and extraman Engine No. 5, r.
1219 Stockton
Burns John, bookbinder John B. Mclntyre, r. 630
Bush
Burns John, bricklayer, r. 102 Natoma
Burns John, clerk, r. 354 Minna
Burns John, clerk D. Samuels, r. 104 Ninth
Burns John, expressman, r. 413 Clementina
Burns John, expressman, SW cor Spear and Mission,
r. 1308 Jackson
; Burns John, gardener, r. 214 Haight
Burns John, laborer, r. 641 Commercial
Burns John, rieger. r. Si, Broadway
' Burns John, sailmaker. r. 845 Mission
I Burns John, seaman stmr Newport, r. 22 Natoma
1 Burns John, teamster, r. 67 Water
Bums John Jr., teamster, r. 1308 Jackson
. Burns John G., laborer, r. 7 Water
Burns John H., boatbuilder, 5 Mission, and 21 Spear,
r. 226 Sanchez
Burns John H., calker, r. 18 First
Burns John H., poultry dealer, r. 712 Church
Burns John H.. proptr Theater Comique, NW cor
Pine and Kearny, r. 500 Sutter
Burns John M., compositor, r. 319 Tenth
Burns Joseph, r. 836 Mission
Burns Joseph, barber, r. 444 54 Natoma
Burns Joseph, haruessmaker. r. li'22 Alabama, rear
Burns Joseph A., contractor, S s Teneriffe, bet Platte
and Yazoo
Burns Joseph T., rigger, r. 220 Union
Burns M. Mrs., widow, r. 1022 Alabama, rear
Burns M. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1040 Golden Gate Av
Burns Manus, driller S. F. Bridge Co., r. E s Illinois,
bet Napa and Butte
Burns Mark J., laborer, r. 317 Braunan
Burns Jlartha Mrs., nurse St. Luke's Hospital
Burns Martin, carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 56 Everett
Burns Mariin. laborer, r. 317 Brannan
Burns Mary, widow, r. 44 Clementina
Burns Mary Mrs., r. 120 Gilbert
Burns Mary A. Mrs., r. 10 St. Rose's Av
Burns Matthew, blacksmith, r. 56 Everett
Burns Matthew B., horseshoer Sullivan & Burns, r.
3047 Sixteenth
Burns Michael, attorney at law, 622 Clay, room 21
Burns Michael, driver Protrero and B. V. BR., r. NE
cor Napa and Minnesota
Burns Michael, cooper Lachman k Jacobi, r. 163 Te-
hama
Burns Michael, drayman Cartan, McCarthy & Co., r.
528 Fulton
Burns M., driller S. F. Bridge Co., r. Illinois nr Napa
Burns Michael, expressman, r. 227 Second
Burns Michael, machinist, r. 217 Minna
Burns Michael, milker, r. W s Ellsworth, nr Cortland
Av, B. H.
Bums Michael, porter Grand Hotel, r. 630 M Fulton
Burns Michael, steward, r. S B Serpentine Av, nr San
Bruno Road
Burns Michael, workman V. S. Mint, r. 128 Castro
Burns Michael J., driver Goldberg, Bowen k Co., r.
201^ Hubbard
Burns M. W. Mrs., r. 2212 J^ Fillmore
Burns Nellie Miss, milliner Mrs. A. Green, r. 163 Te-
hama
Burns Nora, domestic 2423 Fillmore
Burns O. B., dentist, 32 O'Farrell, r. 325 Ellis
Burns Owen, baker, r. 1413 Montgomery
Burns Owen, driver Potrero and B. V. RR.
Burns Owen, laborer, r. 946 Harrison
Burns Owen, salesman I. B. Burns & Co., r. 1040
Golden Gate Av
Burns Owen, teamster, r. 67 Water
Burns Patrick, r. 787 Folsom
Burns Patrick, car conductor, r. 1504 Turk
Burns Patrick, currier, r. 314 Bush
Burns Patrick, fireman, r. E s Hardy, nr Seventeenth
Burns Patrick, laborer, r. 46 Quinn
Burns Patrick, stevedore, r. 115 Vallejo
Burns Patrick, teamster Union Iron Works., r. E a
Illinois, bet Napa and Lena PI
Bums Patrick J., horseshoer, 2309 Mission
Burns Peter, salesman, r. 52 Quinn
Burns Peter, laborer, r. 427 Third
Burns Peter, laborer, r. Cumberland nr Sanchez
Burns Peter, policeman, r 2011 H Dupont
Burns Peter, steamboatman, r. 1912 Mason
Burns Peter, veterinary surgeon S. F. F. D., r. 609)4
Grove
Burns Richard, coachman, NE cor California and
Taylor
Burns Robert, laborer, r. 15 Lafavette
Burns Robert M., machinist W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
16 De Boom
THE BEST
OVERCOATS
For MEN and BOYS at
"THE HASTINGS"
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.
IMPERIAL Fire Ins, Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Vm. SEXTOS, Asst Uanager.
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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Burns Sarah, widow, r. 616 Capp
Burns Thomas, blacksmith P. F. Dundon, r. Brannan,
nr P^ighth
BuiDB Thomas, bollermaker, r. 1930 Stevenson
Burns Thomas, conductor Market St. RK., r. 74 Cali-
foruia Av
Burns Thomas, laborer, r. SW cor Twenty-fourth and
Vicksburg
Burns Thomas, porter Occidental Hotel
Burns Thomas, wireworker, r. 1308 Jackson
Burns Thomas A.Mrs., dressmaker, 103 Seventh, r.
no Seventh
Burns Thomas A., boilermaker Risdon I. and L.
Works
Burns Thomas F., finisher F. S. Chadbourne & Co., r.
163 Tehama
Burns Thomas P., receipt clerk D. S. Sub-Treasury,
r. 319 Tenth
Burns Thomas W., bartender, r. 309 Golden Gate Av
Burns Thomas W., clerk, r. 723 Ellis
Burns W., seaman stmr Alexander Duncan
Burns William, r. 1631 Hyde
Bums William, actor, r. 6 Clara Lane
Burns William, bartender, r. 937 Folsom
Burns William, cook, r. 427 Stevenson
Burns William, laborer, r. 8 Potter
Burns William, laborer, r. 530 Alabama
Burns William, laborer, r. 13 Ljsett PI
Bums William, machinist Eureka Machine Works, r.
Ocean View
Bums William, mattressmaker Pac. Spring and Mat-
tress Co., r. 616 Capp
Burns William, teamster Fleming i Stetson
Burns William, stoker Engine Co. No. 6, r. 311 Sixth
Burns William A., clerk Hermann T. Scheele, r. 46
Quinn
Burns William J., r. 1313 Sacramento
Burns William U., teamster, r. 149!^ Silver
Burns Z. , vice-president California Horse Shoe Co.,
202 Market
10" Burns. See Byrnes
Burnside Charles H., chairrepairer, r. 634 Pacific
Burnside J., carriagetrimmer Charles Achard, r. 1019
SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED
CHIMNEYS REPAIRED, CHIMNEY SWEEPINd.
Cliininey Tops that Avill dra^v.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Burnside John L., carrier Call, r. 14ii Oak Grove Av
Burnside Robert, laborer S. P. Co., r. 624 Fouith
BurnBlde William E., cashier Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg
Co., r. 1135 Mission
Burftstine Henry, proprietor Pacific Iron Yard,
401-405 Spear, r. 1019 Folsom
Burnst Josephine, bookkeeper Henry Burnstine, r.
1019 Folsom
Burnstiue Solomon, foreman HenryBurnstine, r.l019
Folsom
Burnton Charles, bookbinder H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
Alameda
Burpee & Judson (Oakland) contractors and build-
ers, 330 Pine, rooms 11-12
Burr Amos, railroad agent, r. 116 Turk
Burr Benjamin J. (Burr & Fink) r. 607 Buchanan
Burr C. C. & Co. (Clarence C. Burrj mnfrs spices,
2111 Stockton, office 13 Pine
Burr C. H. & G. W. (Charles H. and George W.)
weather strips and slop hoppers, 667 Mission
Burr Charles, miner, r. 537 Sacramento
Burr Charles H. (C. H. & G. W. Burr) r. West Berke-
ley
Burr Charles H., paperhanger, r. 469 Minna
Burr Clara Miss, assistant Kindergarten No. 4, r. NW
cor Polk and Filbert
Burr Clarence C. (C. C. Burr & Co.) r. NW cor Polk
and Filbert
Burr Edmund C, superintendent American Sugar Re-
finery Co., r. 1224 Broadway
Burr Edson, r. 228 Seventeenth
Burr Edward, laborer, r. 856 Market
Burr Eli B.. bookkeeper land dept C. P. RR. Co., r.
711 Twenty-first
DR. BAZAN'S
THRRMO-EliECTRIC
RUSSIAN ai TURKISH BATHS
Mso Medicated and Electric Eatts fiiveii.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
Burr Epbraim W., capitalist, office 13 Pine, r. SW cor
P<dk and Filbert
BURR FOLDING BED CO.
(William G. Jobson) dealers rattan
and reed furniture, and sole amenta
Pacific Coast Harden 'Star Hand Gren-
ade Fire Extinguisher, 603 Alarket,
near Second
Burr George, lamplighter, and extraman Hose No. 1,
r. 112 Jackson
Burr George H., r. 1621 Howard
Burr George W. (C. H. & G. W. Burr) 667 Mission
Burr James, carpenter, r. 815 Harrison
Burr James P., porter Wightman Bros., r. 30 Oak
Grove Av
Burr John W., molder, r. 854 Howard
Burr Levi, r. 6 BHy
Burr Mary A., widow, r, 1824 Jessie
Burr Mary P., widow, r. 711 Twenty-flrat
Burr Richard, cook, r. 11 Henrietta Square
Burr Samuel B., salesman W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. 830
Post
Burr & Fink (Benjamin J. Burr and James L. Fink)
merchant tailors, 620 Market
Bnrrell Alfred "W., president California Bridge
Co., 22 Cnllfornia, r. Oakland
Burrell Charles, physician and surgeon, 1322 Mission
Burrell Charles E., sign painter, r. 1322 Mission
Burrell Edward F., clerk C. A. Hooper & Co., r. 1312
Guerrero
Burrell F. Mrs., r. 34 Fell
Burrell G. S., capitalist, r. 1206 Market
Burrell H. H., superintendent Cal. Bridge Co., 22 Cal-
ifornia, r. Oakland
Burrell James, brass finisher W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
13 Tehama PI ^
Burrell James H., painter, r. 79 Ninth
Burrell John, biker, r. 3 William
Burrell L. F. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 127 Fourth
Burrell Nellie E. Miss, artist, 1322 Mission
Burrell Walter S., engineer, r. 127 Fourth
Burrell William, cooper, r. 1014 Leavenworth
Burrenson Samuel, cook, r. 908 Mason
Bcirress Ddly Miss, compositor, r. 303 Lombard
Burress Floyd S., ship liner, r. 3 Silver Star PI
1 Burress John E., policeman, r. 303 Lombard
! Burress John W., carpenter, r. 525M Sixth
j Burress Russell T., teamster Horn & Chapman, r. S 8
Servia, nr St. John
Burridge Benjamin W., foreman E. G. Denniston, r.
522 0'Farr.dl
Burrington Albert C, miner, r. 3017 Lagnna
Burrington George A., laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r.
3 Olive Court
Burrington J. A., weigher John Rosenfeld, r. 2716
Howard
Burrill Alfred B.. salesman, r. 126 Sixth
Burrill James, laborer, r. 2115 Powell
I Burrill Jopeph li., patternmaker, r. 508 Francisco
Burris Butler, mining secretary, 2 Nevada Block,
I r. 824 Shotwell
Burris Delia Miss, r. 421 Powell
! Burris Eugene M., commercial traveler, r. 936 Fil-
j bert
Burris George R. , waiter stmr Santa RoBa,'r. Oriental
! Hotel
! Burris John F., attorney at law, 214 Sansome,
j rooms 25-26, r. 121 Chattanooga
I B^~ Burris. See Burress
' Burroughs A. R. Mrs., widow, r. 711 Polk
1 Burroughs Dollie Miss, saleslady, r. 711 Polk
Burroughs Isaac A., barber, 2515 Mission
Burroughs John, longshoreman, r. 5b8)4 Bryant
Burroughs Mollie Miss, r. 711 Polk
Burroughs William, packer, r. 638 Jessie
Burroughs William H.. fruits and vegetables, SE cor
I Devisadero^nd Bush
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49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS, ETC,
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BROWN, CRAIG & CO
4S9 California
General Agents,
street.
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MANUFACTUREKS OF
PInin, Jnpitnnetl and Ktamped
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
Burrowes Alexander, clerk Neustadter Bros*, r. 2618
Sutter
Burrowes George Rev. D. D., profepsor S. F. Theo-
logical Seminary, r. 19 Haigbt
Burrows Caroline E., widow, r. 35 H Freelon
Burrows Edward M., clerk, r. 14^ Langton
Burrows Frank D., bookkeeper F. S. Chadboume &
Co , r. 801 M Turk
Burrows Hannah, widow, r. 1343 Alabama
Burrows John, laborer, r. 339 Duncan
Burrows Mary A., widow, r. 801)4 Turk
Burrows Mary S. Mrs., matron Lick Old Ladles'
Home, r. University bet Felton and Wayland, U.
M. T.
Burrows Richard, patternmaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 227 Second
Burrows Thomas, carpenter, r.. Germanla, bet Fill-
more and Steiner
Burrows Thomas, conductor Market St. RR., -r. S 8
Twenty-fifth, bet Dolores and Church
Burrows William H., mattressmaker, r. 801)j Turk
Burscouah Henry, r. 457 Bryant
Burson Belle Miss, bill clerk Stearns, Worden & Co.,
r. 957 Market
Burson Edward, seaman stmr Geo. W. Elder
Burson Joseph W., clerk Post Office, r. 204 Golden
Gate Av
Burson L. J. Mrs., lodgings, 957 Market
8^ Burson. See Berson
Burt Charles, blacksmith, r. 243 Fremont
Burt Charles, lineman Cal. Electric Light Co., r. 238
Jessie
Burt E. C, printer, r. 509 Howard, rear
Burt George, steward, r. 627 Davis
Burt James H., blacksmith, r. 475 Jessie
Burt John F.. jeweler Harry Chapman, r. 1028 Market
fiurt Julia, widow, r. 200 Turk
Burt M. M. Mrs., cloak and dressmaker, r. 713 Larkin
Burt Robert, driver, r. Ill Fair Oaks
Burt Samuel, compositor Post, r. 722 California
Burt William, clerk Market Street Pharmacy, r. 528
Jessie
Burt William, laundryman S. F. Laundry
Burt William J., housemover, r. 2817 Mission
0^ Burt. See Bert
Burtchaell James T., clerk London and S. F. Bank
(limitedl r. 2221 Pacific Av
Burtchaell John, carpenter, r. 2221 Pacific Av
Burtchaell John W., foreman Thomas Day & Co. (lim-
ited) r. 2916 Fillmore
Burtchaell Samuel W., gasfitter Thomas Day & Co.
(limited) r. 2221 Pacific Av
Bartis Robert W., manufacturer white shirts,
and wholesale drygoods and notions, 41-43 Second
Burtnett C. G.. conductor Market St. RR., r. W s
Lundy Lane, bet Prospect PI and Esmeralda Av
Burton Augustus A., clerk Will & Finck, r. 2423 Cali-
fornia
Burton Benjamin, r. 2101 Hyde
Burion Charles E., bookkeeper Goldberg, Bowen b
Co., r. 1910 Buchanan
Burton Charles F., attorney at law, 63454 California,
r. 1315 Green
Burton Charles H., r. 1024 Washington
Burton Charles O., grand secretary American
Legion of Honor, 46 St. Ann's Bldg, r. 109 Fifth
Burton George, barber, r. 225 Fourth
Burton Harry, Keaman, r. 19 Commercial
Burton Henry E., carpenter, r. 9M Oak Grove Av
Burton Isaac L., machinist and engineer, 115-117
First, r. 616 Harrison
Burton James, clerk Held Bros. & Co., r. 5 Henrietta
Square
Burton John, foreman patternmaker Golden State
and Miners' Iron WorkN. r. 3»'. Stanly PI
Burton John S., clerk, r. 5 Henrietta Square
Burton Samuel C, clerk local freight office S. P. Co.,
r. 203 Taylor
Burton Susie Miss, artist L. Thors, r. 109 Fifth
Burton William E., freight clerk stmr City of Sydney,
r. 1024 Washington
Burton William F., bookkeeper W. H. Burton, r. 8
Henrietta Square
Burton William H., mnfr awnings, 706 Mission, r. 5
Henrietta Square
Burton William M., bookkeeper, r. 836 Mission
ear Burton. See Berton and Bertin
Burtscher Fred., cigarmaker, r. 435 Pine
Burwell Leslie M., clerk Swain Bros., r. 1719 Leaven-
worth
Burwell Luther S., harnessmaker, r. 1719 Leaven-
worth
Burwick R. C, with Cal.Wire Works
Burwick Warren, brakeman S. F. Bridge Co.,r.l208H
Union
Bury Thomas, news agent, r. 1103 McAllister
Busby Edwin J. R., glove cutter Frederick H. Busby,
r. Oakland
Busby Frederick H., glove mnfr, 412 Market, r. Oak-
land
Busby J., r. 529 Sacramento
Busby Joseph W., gardener, r. 110 Tehama
Busby Marcus, glovecutter Frederick H. Bueby, r.
Oakland
Buscetle James R., real estate, 040 Market, r. 1724
Mission
Busch Annie, widow, r. 20 J4 Wetmore PI
Busch Augustus, bartender August Finner, r. 628
Pine
Busch Carl H. E., waiter, r. 620 Bush
Busch Daniel, butcher A. Brady & Co., r. 444)^ Clem-
entina
Busch Edward C, bartender Germania Hall, r. 620
Bush
Busch George D., laborer, r. S s Manilla, bet Alle-
ghany and St. Lawrence
Busch George E., teamster U. S. Drayman
Busch Herman, restaurant keeper, r. 210 Montgom-
ery Av
Busch John, tailor Abraham Bacher, r. 118 Trenton
Busch John J., laborer, r. 840 Vallejo
Busch Martin L., r. 1149 Howard
Busch William C, blacksmith, r. 207 Montgomery Av
1^" Busch. See Bush
Buscher William, waiter, r. 416 Post
Buschman John, bartender Julius Schroth, r. 4J4
Grove
Buscke Albert, machinist S. F. Tool Co., r. 279 Stev-
enson
Buser Ernest, blacksmith, r. 426 Fourth
Bush Anthony H., clerk freight auditor's office 8. P.
Co., r. 100 McAllister
Bush A. J., gasfitter Bush & Mallett, r. 540 EUig
Bush C, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Bush Charles (Meyer & Bush) r. 40 Minna
Bush Charles, cigarmaker, r. 1020 Folsom
Bush Charles G., dentist Bush jc Neumann, r. 2108
Howard
Bush Charles J., patternmaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. E s Potrero Av, bet Twenty-third and
Twenty-fourth
Bush Charles P., policeman, r. 523 Post
Bush diaries S., proprietor Brooklyn Hotel, 20»-
212 Bush, and Supervisor Fifth Ward
B U bll DA V LDj sanitary engrineer,
IjI'asfitting', steam heatings, aewera.g9
and ventilation, 316 Sutter, bet Grant
Avand Stockton. Sanitary plumbing
my specialty, r. 2313 Sutter
Bush Elbert C, collector U. S. Protective Bureau, r.
215 Kearny
¥. & J. SLOANE & CO.
Hotels and Steamboats completely furnished with
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY.
Special Prices Oiven.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO..
Hanufacturers of Sbow Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St
CLIPSE EXTRA DRY
Also the finest grades of Clarets, Hocks, )ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
Burgundies. Sauternes, Ports aud Sherries ) 530 WASHIHOTOM STBSET.
BUS
285
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Bush Eugene, cellarman Arpad Haraszthy & Co., r.
124 William
Bush Eugene, plumber David Bush, r. 525 Pine
Bush Frank, clerk, r. 819 Capp
Bush Frank, speculator, r. 520 Pine
Bush Frank, steward Sanitarium Baths, r. 2008
Leavenworth
Bush Frank J., plumber, r. 426 Tenth
Bush Frederick P., waiter, r. 640 Howard
Bush G. Frederick, salesman H. Rosekrans & Co.
Bush Henry, oyster saloon. 911 Kearny, r. 1020Folsom
Bush Henry, salesman I. Bush & Co.. r. 10 Monroe
Bush Henry, photographer, r. 621 Jackson
Basil Henry C. , agent Atlantic and Pacific Fast
Freight Line, 4 New Montgomery, r. Oakland
Bush Henry F., tinsmith, r. 419 Bay
Bush Henry T. (Bush & Mallett) r. 122 Haight
Bush Howard R., clerk, r. 44 Third
Bush Hyman P., cashier's clerk U. 8. Mint, r. 1011
Golden Gate Av
Bush I. & Co. (Isaac Bush) commission merchants
and hardware dealers, 126 Clay
Bush Isaac (I. Bush & Co.) r. Hay wards
Bush John, boilermaker, r. 1716 Hyde
Bush John, expressman, SE cor Sansome and Pine, r.
819 Capp
Bush John F., boilermaker, r. 2008 Leavenworth
Bush John H., tailor, r. 118 Virginia PI
Bush Joseph, bookkeeper, r. 1716 Hyde
Bush Lizzie R. Miss, teacher Starr King Primary
School, r. 1716 Hyde
Bush Louis (Bush & Neumann) r. 2108 Howard
Bush Louis C, engineer, r. 1048 Howard
Bush Nathan, r. 1020 Folsom
Bush Norton, artist, r. 333 O'Farrell
Bush Peter, cigars and tobacco, 1048 Howard
Bush Street House, N. D. Thayer proptr, 325Jii Bush
Basil Street Metliodist Episcopal Cliurcli,
Rev. F. D. Bovard pastor, N 8 Bush, bet Scott
and Devisadero
Basil Street Theater, S s Bush, bet Montgomery
and Kearny
Bush Theodore, attendant Sanitarium Baths, r. 1716
Hyde
Bush Toby, oyster saloon, junction Kearny and
Montgomery Av, r. 1020 Folsom
Bush Walter N., teacher Boys' High School, r. Oak-
land
Bush William, butcher, r. 1432 Broadway
Basil & Mallett (Henry T. Bush and John H.
Mallett Jr.) importers gas fixtures, mantels, tiles
and household brass goods, 34 Geary
BUSH & MALLETT,
MANUrACTUBERS' AGENTS.
GAS FIXTURES,
MANTELS, GRATES aM TILES,
34 GEARY STREET.
Near Kearny, SAN FRANCISCO.
Bash & Neamann (Louis Bush and Leopold Neu-
mann) dentists, 8 Kearny
1^" Bush. See Busch
Bushby A. Mrs., widow, r. 377 Shotwell
Bushby George G., r. 377 Shotwell
Busher Charles, engineer, r. 407 Twenty-Becond
Bushfield Louis T., r. 606 Guerrero
Bushley George, r. 318 Kearny
Bushman William, patternmaker, 316 Mission, r. 506
Ellis
Bushnell Arthur M., compositor Call, r. 777 Howard
FRATINGER & CO.
READY-MADE SUITS
FOR
LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN.
105 KEARNY STREET.
REFLECTORS,
FOR SHOW WINDOWS AND STOEES,
MADE AND REPAIRED.
W. E. LANE,
Plumber
505 KEARirS- STREET.
EsUbllBhed 1860. Telephone 315.
Bushnell Charles H., butcher Charles Lintott, r. 1325
Oetavia
Bushnell Edward R., compositor Alta, r. 1307 Stock-
ton
Buslineli Edwin W., president RentonCoal Co.,
ana secretary Northwestern Lumber Co., office
SW cor Mission and East. r. 686 Twentieth
Bushnell Henry N.. r. 1325 Oetavia
Bushnell Horace S., carpenter Joseph T. Ayer, r. 8
Hardy
Bushnell Horace S. Jr., meesenger Wells, Fargo & Co.,
r. 8 Hardy
Bushnell Maria, lodgings, 776 Howard
Bushnell Waters A., job printer, 608 Market, r. 776
Howard
Bushnell William E., captain etmr Piedmont, r. 1611
Golden Gate Av
Bushway Ellen, widow, r. 320 Lombard
Bushway Maurice, machinist, r. 320 Lombard
Business Bulletin, The, A. MacSorley & Co. publish-
ers, 81 .Stevenson
Busing Henry (Fletcher & Busing) r. 1220 Kearny
Buslach Charles L. (Cucavich & Buslach) r. 1206
Jackson
Buss John G., bakery, 'SE cor Dolores and Seven-
teenth
Buss Solon C, manager C. W. Weston, r. 770 Bryant
Busse Leopold, blacksmith, r. 1349 Howard
Busse Morris, commercial traveler Weil, Baer & Co.,
r. 731 Geary
Busse Richard, blacksmith, r. 1349 Howard
Bussinger Frank, actor, r 13(i9 Stockton
Bussiuger Ferdinand, foreman Joseph Roylance, r.
NE cor Rose and Merritt
Bussinger Frederick, brassmolder, r. cor Merritt and
Ruse
Bussolino Severino, shoemaker, r. 502 Union
Bussow Gustav, porter N. Van Bergen & Co., r. 1527)4
Market
Bustamente Tomaso, cigarmaker, r. 607 Union
Buste Florence, helper Union Box Factory, r. 6 Card
Alley
Busteed Annie Mrs., janitress Noe and Temple Street
School, r. N 8 Twenty-sixth, bet Noe and Sanchez
Bustorf Henry, cabinetmaker J. Rolland, r. 488 Eighth
Buswell Alexander, Jiookbinder, paperrulerand blank
book mnfr, 605 Montgomery, r. 1005 Union
Buswell Arthur L., machinist Cal. Machine Works,
r. 1005 Union
Buswell Emma F. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Evening
School, r. 1031 McAllister
Buswell George F., patternmaker William F. Bus.
well, r. 706 Valencia
Buswell G. F. Mrs., millinery, 706 Valencia
Buswell William F., bookbinder Alexander Buswell,
r. 1005 Union
Bas-well William F., millwright, engineer and
patternmaker, 108 Main.r. 574 Folsom
Butcback Henry C, blacksmith, r. 2013,Sixteentli
Butcher Henry, teamster, r. 1408 Church
Butcher James L.. butcher B. Snlles & Co., r. S 8
Trinidad, bet Yazoo and Susquehanna
Butcher Matthew fi., student, r. 325 Turk
Butcke William H., upholsterer, r. 210 Rose Av
Butenop Henry, salesman Fisher Packing Co., r. 1213)4
Green
Butenop Wilhelmina, widow, r. 606 Filbert
Buthenuth Anton, teamster, r. 93 Sumner
Buthemith August, cigarmaker A. Senseubrenner, r.
10)4 Taylor
Butler Mrs., r. 1 Fifth
Butler Alexander J., stevedore, r. 200 Greenwich
Butler Alfred J., collector, r. 1226 Bush
Butler Anua M., widow, r. 305 OaU
Butler Andrew, machinist, r. 202 Sixth
Butler Annie, widow, r. 35 Louisa, rear
Butler Benjamin F., bookkeeper, r. 703 Market
Butler Benjamin F., machinist, r. 1825 Greenwich
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
9Iannfactorer of every description of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CABS.
42 to 50 Beale Street, San FranciMio.
Truman, Isham & Hooker. %';£;i3;%U?pTt'Aa?"illv^l^S«%;^^
BUT
286
BUT
QQ
W. W. Montague &. Co.
PUIKEPS,
Suction and Force.
FOB HAND, M'lNDOIIL,!. AN» POWER.
AI.L, SIZES.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STEEET
Butler B. F. Mrs., widow, r. 2409 Clay
Butler Catherine Mrs., r. ISO Fourteenth
Butler Cliarlea F., waiter, r. 217 Third
Butler Charles G. , w ices and liquors, 310 Mont-
gomery, r. 1 Hampton PI
Butler Charles M., switchman S. P. Co., r. 133 Fif-
teenth
Butler Charles W., carpenter, r. 231 Fifteenth
Butler Eliziibeth, widow, r. H15 Filbert
Butler Elizabeth, widow, r. 336 Shipley
Butler Emma R. Miss, teacher painting, r. 923 Val-
eucia
Butler Frank, liquor saloon, 3553 Fillmore
Butler Frank M., bookkeeper Pac. Bridge Co., r. Oak-
land
Butler Fred W., bookkeeper George B. Starr & Co., r.
1(331 McAllister
Butler Frederick S., clerk Union Ins. Co., r. 2426
Jackson
Butler George, butler, 413 Post
Butler George, waiter stmr San Vicente
Butler George E. (Butler & Haldan) r. Ross Valley
Butler George F., usher Tivoli Opera House, r. 311
Minna
Butler George R., retoucher J. George Hucks, r. 305
Oak
Butler Gerald, r. 118 Eddy
Butler Harry, clerk Mrs. Martin Butler, r. KW cor
Tenth and Bryant
Butler Harry P., clerk, r. 103 Mason
Butler Henry, cook, r. 620 Natoma
Butler Henry C, carpenter and builder, W s Wool,
nr Cortland Av. B. H.
Butler Henry W., clerk Post Office, r. 7 Montgomery
Av
Butler Horace, machinist, r. 718 Greenwich
Butter James,' laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Butler James, laborer Empire Foundry, r. 102 Freelon
Butler James, laborer, r. 230 Thirteenth
Butler James, plumber, r. 315 Filbert
Butler James, tanner John Fitzgerald, r. 2630 Bryant
Butler James, treasurer U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., 613
Market, r. 116 Twenty-sixth
Butler James A., foreman I. H. Morse t Co., r. 947
Howard
Butler James T., r. 1.324 Hayes
Butler John, clerk Hawley Bros. Hardware Co., r.
cor Rutledge and Cilifornla Avs, B. H.
Butler John, liquor saloon, 506 Market and 7 Sutter,
■ r. 2209 Stein er
Butler John, longshoreman, r. 14 Tehema PI
Butler John, teamster, r. NW cor Tenth and Bryant
Butler John A., clerk Simpson Bros., r. 732 Minna
Butler John F., plumber, r. 435 Hayes
Butler John J., bricklayer, r. 1324 Hayes
Butler John J., pressman W. B. Bancroft & Co., r.
40H>4 Waller
Butler John P., blacksmith, r. W b Tehama, bet Pre-
cita Av and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Butler John W., clerk Pac. Improvement Co., r. 2433
Mission
But'er John W., compositor Examiner, r. 119 Webster
Butler John W., janitor, r. 302 Stockton
Butler Joseph!)., assistant cashier S. F. Gas Light
Co., r. 117^4 Webster
Butler Joseph F., plumber and gasfitter, 436 Hayes
Butler Joseph J., r. 923 Valencia
Butler Joseph R., currier J. Fitzgerald, r. 2630 Bryant
Butler Julius, bootblack, r. 1517 Dnpont
Butler Kate Miss, forewoman Standard Shirt Factory,
r. 336 Shipley
Butler Lvdia F., widow, r. 1226 Bush
Butler Lizzie Miss, teacher Valencia Street Grammar
School, r. 117 !« Webster
Butler Margaret, widow, r. 919 Powell
Butler Margant J. Mrs., r. 1035 Folsom
Butler Martin Mrs., widow, liquor saloon, NW cor
Tenth and Bryant
Butler Mary Miss, seamstress, r. 1154 Folsom
Butler Mary, widow, r. 117!4 Webster
Butler Mary E., Mrs., dressmaker, 208 Turk
Butler Mary H., widow, r. 420 Dolores
Butler Michael, blacksmith, r. 1036 Howard
Butler Michael, laborer, r. 502 First
Butler Michael, liquor saloon, 846 Howard
Butler MoUie Mrs., fuinii-hed rooms, 106 Stockton
Butler Nicholas S., carpenter, r. 272)4 Clementina,
rear
Butler Norris, waiter Palace Hotel
Butler Oresmus G., clerk, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Butler Otis, porter Vienna Garden, r. NW cor Sutter
and Stockton
Butler Patrick, laborer, r. 42R Fourth
Butler P. F., niilliuery. 808 Market, r. 818 Eddy
Builer Richard G., hackdriver, r. 620 Natoma
Butler Robert, painter, r. 1192 Harrison
Butler Sarah, widow, r. 122 Eddy
Butier Terrence, glassblower S. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, T. Ws Tehama, bet Precita Avand Twenty-
eighth, B. H.
Butler Thomas, bartender, r. 857 Folsom
Butler Thomas, butcher, r. 411 Sansome
Butler Thomas, contractor, r. 1324 Hayes
Butler Thomas, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsbnrg k Co.,
r. 126 Fourteenth
Butler Thomas E., salesman, r. 107 Grove
Butler Thomas J., laborer freight depot S. P. Co.,
r. cor Parker and California Av, B. H.
Butler Thomas J., r. 917 Hayes
Butler Thomas M., compositor Report, r. 34 Birch Av
Butler Vincent K., secretary, r. 818 Eddy
Butler W. A., clerk, r. 871 Market
Butler Washington, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r.
2409 Clay
Butler William, glasscutter Samuel E. Hopper, r. 1409
Market
bricklayer, r. 1324 Hayei
r. 7 Montgomery Av
clerk, r. 2409 Clay
coachman, r. 1414 McAllister
millinery, 952 Market, r. 761 Va-
Butler William A.
Butler William H
Butler William H
Butler William H.
Butler William J.
lencia
Butler William J., plumber,
621 Kessling
Butler William M., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 108 Second
Butler William R., special poliienian, r. 338 Shipley
Butler William S., butcher John Gaffney, r. 35X
Freelon
Butler Winifred, widow, r. W s Tehama, bet Precita
Av and Twenty-eighth. B. H.
Butler <& Haldan (George E. Butler and Edward
B. Haldan) general agents Phceuix Assurance Co.
of London, British America Assurance Co., and
Western Assurance Co. of Toronto, office 413 Cali-
fornia
tff" Butler. See Beutler
Butt C. C, groceries and liquors, SW cor Nine-
teenth and Stevenson, r. 1804 Stevenson
Butt Peter N., groceries and liquors, 8E cor Sutter
and Laguna
Butte-Casparl Charles F., civil engineer, r. 1027 Pa-
cific
Buttell Henry, compositor Bulletin, r. 35 Eddy
Buttelmann Henry E. A. (Clau!<8en & Buttelmann) r.
NW cor Eleventh and Howard
Buttenbaun Henry, machinist Golden State and
Miners' Iron Works, r. 408 Folsom
Butterfield C, machinist, r. 317 Bush
Butterfield Frank W., bookkeeper Charles F. Doe k
Co., r. 213 Waller
Butterfield Frederick L., carriagemaker, r. 820 Jessie
Butterfield R. O., boots and shoes, 779 Market, r. 407
Leavenwoith
Butterfield William, auctioneer, 19 Montgomery, r.
Fair Oaks Station
Butterfield William E., boots and shoes, 779 Market,
r. 407 Leavenworth
THE LATEST STYLES,
THE FINEST GOODS,
THE BEST WORK at
"THE HASTINGS, "
1.ICK HOUSE BLOCK.
THE LION Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, $4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WIL SEZTOK, Asit Uanager.
HiCKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
BUT
287
BYR
Batterick E. & Co'a Patterns, Horace A.
Deming agent, 124 Post
Butterly Edward, fireman, r. 629 Front
Butters Agnes M. Miss, saleslady, r. 1021 Capp
Butters B. Miss, assistant housekeeper The Baldwin
Butters Lizzie Mrs., housekeeper The Baldwin
Butters John S., master mariner, r. 1021 Capp
Butterwoith James, tinsmith, r. 1807 Stevenson
Butterworth James fl., plumber, r. 1807 Stevenson
Butterworth John B., plumber and gasflltter, 1809
Polk, r. 722 Bay
Butterworth John W., plumber and gasfitter, 1139;<i
Folsom
Butterworth Sarah Mrs., propr Pioneer Boarding
House, Larkin, bet Beach and North Point
Buttertvorth Tliomaa C, glazier, and manu-
facturer of art stained glass, 7 Ninth, r. 818 Treat
AV
Biittgenbach Joseph, butcher, NW cor Fourth and
Bryant
Buttlar Charles, secretary Pac. Iron and Nail Co., r.
Oakland
Buttle John T., carpenter, r. 2325 Harrison
Buttle Walter C, ropeiuaker, r. 2325 Harrison
Buttle William F.. blacksmith, r. 209 Treat Av
Buttner August, shirtmaker, r. 1417 Mason, rear
Buttner Christoph, cooper U. S. Brewery, r. 720 La-
guna
Buttner Ernst, driver John G. Buss, r. SEcor Dolores
and Se-venteeuth
Buttner Henry A., r. 515 Guerrero
Buttner John, patternmaker Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 122 Howard
Buttner John C„ bookkeeper, r. 10 Hopeton Terrace
Buttner L. W., clerk, r. 501 Post
Buttomer Andrew, hostler, r. 811 Howard
Biittomer John, hostler, r .811 Howard
Buttonstine David, cigarmaker Louis Wertbelmer &
Co., r. 522 Stockton
Butts James H.. waiter, r. 31 Oak
Butts Martha Mrs., furnished rooms, 31 Oak
Butts William B., canvasser, r. 31 Oak
Bfiwmeith William, laborer, r. 1007 Battery
Buxton Frank {Buxton & Co.) r. 43 Sixth
Buxton Nancy E., widow, r. 1710 Geary
Buxton P. B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 108 Stockton
Buxton Simon A., waiter, r. 645 Stevenson
Buxton & Co. (Frank Buxton) groceries, 137 Fourth
Buxtorf 0., cigars and tobacco, 423 Sansome, r. 348
Third
Buyer Charles (Buyer & Reich) r. 1719 Bush
Buyer Martin, saloonkeeper, r. 615 Pine
Buyer <$C Reich (Charles Buyer and Leopold
Reich) Importers and jobbers fancy goods, Ger-
man woolen and cotton yarns, ribbons, notions,
etc., 221-223 Bush
Buyia Micho. laborer J. Gundlach * Co., r. 810 Green
Buzett Edward F.. physician, 1421 Bush
Buzett Edward T., switchman, r. 1421 Bush
Buzzell Stillman C, contractor, r. 407 Minna
Buzzini GeoTge, wines and liquors, 31 Ninth, r.
33 Ninth
Buzzini I. & Co. (Israel Buzzini) liquor saloon, 835
Valencia
Buzzini Israel (I. Buzzini .<: Co.) r. 835 Valencia
Buzzini Martin, cigarmaker. r. 31 Ninth, rear
Bye Andrew, carpenter Cal. Wire Works, r. 23 Jansen,
rear
Byers Henry K., solicitor Samuel Hill Estate, r. 120
Jones
Byers J. M. Mrs., widow, r. 228 Shotwell
Byers Joseph, wire drawer Cal. Wire Works, r. 809
Filbert
Byers John, r. 1211 Montgomery
Byers Robert J., purser, r. 1211 Montgomery
Byers Robert P., butcher George E. Adams, r. 228
Shotwell
Byersdoff , saloonkeeper, r. 114 Minna
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-EliECTRIC
RUSSIAN aM TORKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Baths Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SEWER PIPE. SEWER TRAPS.
Se-wers Laid Properly.
Sewers Repaired.
W . E . LANE,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Bygraves Hrrbeit. clerk, r. 141 Taylor
Byington Francis L., law student, r. 21 Powell
Byington Walter H., clerk Custom House, r.310StOck-
ton
Byles George, real estate, r. 725 California
Byles George T., clerk, r. 72.^ California
Byne Joseph, elevatorman Palace Hotel
Byram Edward, detective, r 614 Filbert
Byring Ole H.. packer, r. 621 Sansome
Byrne A. E. Mrs., widow, r. 315 Gongh
Byrne A. L.Mrs., stationery, 1822 Market
Byrne Allen, clerk Quade * S*raut, r. Ahlbom House
Byrne Alonzo L., polisher Sanboin, Vail k Co., r. 1822
Market
Byrne Ann, widow, r. 7 Morris Av
Byrne Ann, widow, r. 421 M Natoma
Byrne Annie M. Mrs., dressmaking, 2116 Fillmore
Byrne CHllaghan, clerk The State Inyestment and
Ins. Co., r. NE cor Pine and Gough
Byrne Charles, printer, r. 1407 Devisadero
Byrne Charles, sailmaker, r. 641 Minna
Byrne Charles, waiter, r. 1046 Folsom
Byrne Charles H., law student Byrne & Cross, r. 1413
California
Byrne D. Mrs., janitress Emerson Primary School, r.
2623 Pine
Byrne Daniel, r. 13 Freelon, rear
Byrne Daniel, watchman The Hibernia Savings and
Loan Society, r. 410 Eleventh
Byrne Dennis L., cooper, r. 1 August Alley, rear
Byrne Frances, widow, r. 1 August Alley, rear
Byrne Francis E., watchman, r. 529 Sacramento
Byrne Francis J., engineer, r. 203 Hyde
Byrne Frank .T., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson
Byrne Frank X., carpenter, r. 1425 Geary
Byrne Garrett J., superintendent O'Connor, Moffatt
& Co., r. Lick House •
Byrne George, bartender D. Sleavin, r. 417 Brannan
Byrne Henry L., cattle dealer, r. 533 Sutter
Byrne Henry T., teamster, r. 2623 Pine
Byrne James, clerk r. 139 Minna
Byrne Jame», clerk O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. Ahl-
born House
Byrne James, billposter T. N. Dunphy & Co., r. 334
BuRh
Byrne James, hostler N. B. and M. RE
Byrne James, janitor Dominican Monastery
Byrne James D.. painter Carvill Mnfg Co., r. cor Cas-
tro and Twenty-sixth
Byrne James F., teamster Doane fc Co., r. 603 Fourth
Byrne James F., carpenter and builder, r. 303Twenty-
Rixth
Byrne James F. Jr.. millwright, r. 303 Twenty-sixth
Byrne James J., assjRtant Plumbing and Drainage In-
spector Healtli Dept. r. 119 Welsh
Byrne James K. (Byrne k Cross) r. 1413 California
Byrne John, clerk, r. 632 Fell
Byrne John, liquor saloon, 148 New Montgomery, r.
650 Howard
Byrne John, mpemaker, r. W s Gunnison Av, nr Pre-
citaAv, B. H.
Byrne John, seaman, r. 263 East
Byrne John, teamster, r. 729 Church
Bvrne John, wood and coal. 905 Harrison
Byrne John F., gainer, r. 8 Rsusch
Byrne John M.. cnpitalist, 533 Kearny, r. 533 Sutter
Byrne John T. (Byrne & Davis) r. 3102 California
Byrne Joseph T., engraver, 39 Eddy, r. 7 Morris Av
Byrne Lawrence P., salesman J. J. O'Brien k Co., r.
102 Ellis
Byrne Lottie Miss. r. 423 Hiyes
Byrne Martin, laborer, r. 210^ Ritch
Byrne Martin, teamster Charles R. Allen, r. 5 Board-
man PI
Byrne Martin A., clerk Quade & Straut, r. Ahlborn
House
Byrne Maurice, cooper George Larsen, r. S s Manl-
toba, nt St. John
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST,
TBIiSPHONE 82.
LITHOGRAPHERS
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. DA\aS, City Aifent,
429 California Street.
BYE
288
CAD
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W. W, Montague & Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENOT.TSH AND AMKUTCAN
EnoauHlio, CiUtzed und Plain.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Byrne Michael, r. 1020 Jackson
Byrne Michael, teamster Charles R. Allen, r. 6 Board-
man PI
Byrne Mi< hael, milkman, r. S s Lombard, bet Scott
and Pierce
Bprne Michael, waiter St. Mary's College
Byrne Michael C, letter carrier Post Office, r. i Ches-
I ley
i Byrne P.. waiter stmr Ancon
Byrue Patrick, expressman, r. 420 Fnlton
Bynie Patrick, laborer, r. NE cor Illinois and LenaPl
I Byrne Patrick, teamster, r. 2032 Folsom
Byrne Patrick J., cooper George Larsen, r. 8 Gilbert
I Byrne Patrick J., salesman Philip Kennedy & Co., r.
642 "i Natoma
Byrne Patrick T., woolworker Falkner, Bell & Co., r.
t 737 Brannan
Byrne Peter, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. NE cor
I Illinois and Lena PI
Byrne Richard, coachman, r. 1321 Washington
Byrne Richard J., salesman, r. 1516 Devlsadero
1 Byrne Robert, miner, r. 15 Lafayette
Byrne Rose, widow, r. 905 Harrison
Byrne Stephen, groceries and liquors, W s Gunnison
Av. nr Precitia Av, B. H.
! Byrne Thomas, r. 911 Capp
Byrne Thomas, r. 1005 Natoma
Byrue Thomas, r. 2623 Pine
■ B\rne Thomas, contractor, r. 632 Fell
Byrne Thomas, hostler Sutter St. BR., r. 1631 Clay
Byrne Thomas, tinsmith, r. 503 Natoma
Byrne Thomas Jr., policeman, r. 1005 Natoma
i Byrne Thomas H., plumber, r. 8 Rausch
Byrne William, boilermaker, r. 503 Natoma
Byrne William, bricklayer, r. St. Mary's College
Byrne William, laborer, r. 39 Freelon
Byrne Wllliam,H., bartender Mrs. A. D. Cavanaugh,
r. 937 Folsom
Byrne William J., engineer Commercial Steam Power
Works, r. 2116 Fillmore
Byrne William J., longshoreman, r. 1407 Devlsadero
Byrne William K.. plumber, r. 1407 Devlsadero
Byrne WUllam S., cashier Post Office, r. 921 Jj
Bush
Byrne William W., laborer, r. 131 Freelon
Byrne & Cross (James K. Byrne and Charles W.
Cross) attorneys at law, 310 Pine, rooms 35-41
Byrne & Davis (John T. Byrne and Charles E.
Davis) proprietors Fashion Straw Works, 31 Com-
mercial
t^ Byrne. See Belrne
Byrnes Alfred M.. clerk O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.* r.
Ahlborn House
Byrnes Charles, r. 7M Langton
Byrnes David, teamster, r. 508 Linden Av
Byrnes Dennis L., laborer, r. 14 Scott PI
Byrnes Edmund, laborer, r. 715 Clementina
Byrnes Edward, r. 221 H Valencia
Byrnes Frank, porter D. N. & E. Walter t Co.
Byrnes George F., stevedore, r. 220 Union, rear
Byrnes James, cardriver, r. 522 Alabama, rear
Byrnes James, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 217 Fif-
teenth
Byrnes James, plumber, r. 220 Union, rear
Byrnes James E., purser stmr State of California, r.
1410 Howard
Byrnes John, pressman, r. 7 Sumner
Byrnes John, teamster Code, Elfelt & Co., r. 729
Church
Byrnes John C. (Morosco & Byrnes) r. 830 Howard
Byrnes John H., shoe factory, NE cor Folsom and
Ninetientb. r. 2720 Mission
Byrnes John J., carpenter, r. 10 Sumner
Byrnes Joseph, hackman, r. IG Bourbin Fl
Byrnes Joseph T., stevedore, r; 220 Union, rear
Byrnes Michael, dryer U. S. Laundry, r. 3011 Six-
teenth
Byrnes Peter, boltmaker Pac. Rolling MIU
Byrnes Sarah, bakery, 2140 Fillmore
Byrnes William, laborer, r. 28 Turk
Byrnes William, painter, r. W a California Av, nr
Twenty-ninth, B. H.
Byrn<8 William A., woodturner A. I. Sanborn, r. 1939
Stevenson
Byrnes William M., policeman, r. 408 Austin
a^ Byrnes. See Burnes and Burns
Byron Daniel J., bricklayer, r. 2919?^ Mission
Byron John, bricklayer and contractor, r. 117 Nine-
teenth
Byron John J., painter, r. 1427 Jackson
Byron John M.. contractor, r. 15 Thirtieth
Byron May Miss, with Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 117
Nineteenth
Byron Michael, expressman, and extraman Hook and
Ladder. No. 1. r. 22 O'Farrell
Byron Thomas F., bricklayer, r. 117 Nineteenth
Byron William, painter, r. 129 Third
Byron William E., bricklayer, r. 117 Nineteenth
Byson Henry, waiter, r. 3 Harriet
Bystrom Charles, boilermaker, r. 270 First
Bywaters William, wines and liquors, 310 Town-
send
Byxbee John F., lumber commission merchant, 104
Market, r. East Oakland
Byxbee Robert G. , president and manager Na.
varro Mill Co., office 42 Market, r. Fruit Vale
0^ Byxbee. See Bixby
CabanlBs George H., attorney at law, 006 Montgomery,
r. 1919 Polk
Cabaniss Thomas T., physician, 1919 Polk
Cabanot Pierre, butcher J. G. Johnson & Son, r. cor St.
Thomas and Yazoo
CabeutouB Felix, glovecutter Robert C. Clark, r. 627
Geary
Cable House, Mrs. Jennie Breen proptr, cor Twenty-
eighth and Valencia
Cabler Asa C, pilot stmr Mary Garratt
Cables Alfred H., r. 1513 Steiner
Cabossel John B., butcher, 2420 California, r. 2320
Pine
Cabral C, tailor, r. 700 Broadway
Cabral Jacinto, barber, r. 1136 Union
Cabrera Eduardo (Cabrera, Roma & Co.) r. 9?0 Van
Ness Av
Cabrera Eduardo M., salesman Cabrera, Boma k Co.,
r. 920 Van Ness Av
Cabrera Pascal, tailor, r. 28 Scott PI
Cabrera, Roma <& Co. (Eduardo Cabrera and J.
Mariano Roma) importers and commission mer-
chants, 123 California, rooms 7-10
Cabune Peter, proptr San Bruno Dairy, S b Lahalna,
bet Penobscot and Santee
Cacdonne Guillaume, laundryman, r. 33 Chenery
Cachot Maximilian, physician, 207 Taylor
Caddell John, conductor Market St. RR., r. 2000 Mc-
Allister
Cadden John, painter Thomas Downing, r. 219 Scott
Cadden Matthew, r. 526 Fulton
Cade Thomas, junk dealer, r. 115 Gilbert
Cademartori James, sawyer Trnckee Mnfg. and Box
Co., r. 606 Greenwich
Cademartori Leon, dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 606 Greenwich
Cademartosi Luigi, r. 606 Greenwich
Cadenasso Giusseppe, crayon artist, 33 Kearny, r. 70S
CADENAU J. M. & CO.
(Jolin M. Cadenan) French caterers,
738 Golden Gate A v. See photofirraph
of buffet table opposite page
TJOS.
Imported and Domestic Rugs in immense variety.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVK PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
31 Mariet St.
Hand Painted China— All the Finest Varieties. Best Plated and Crystal Table Ware.
Damask Linen. Silver Tureens, Pitchers and Trays. Gilded Cake and Fruit Baskets.
Handsome Coffee and Tea Sets, etc. Costly Epergnes— (High Silver Center-pieces) . Grand Punch Urns
and MuRR, Gold Lined.
China Lemonade Bowls, with Fancy Colored Glass Mugs. French Plate Looking Glasses for the center
of Tables.
Candelabras, Superior Decorations and Ornaments, and ALL the other requisites furnished.
AIbo Tables, Chairs, Dancing Cloths, Awnings, etc., when requested.
Artistically Decorated Mayonnaise Salads, Ornamented Hams, Sandwiches, Boned Turkey, Patea, Terra-
pins, Oysters.
Pyramids, Neapolitan Bricks and Plain Ice Creams, Jellies, Charlotte Kusee, Fine Center Pieces, Pastry,
etc., furnished at short notice.
Experienced Waiters in r»ll Dress and Skillful French Cooks always on hand.
A Note or Postal to <<THE 9IAISON CADENAV," 738 Golden
Gate ATenne, will receirt" prompt attention.
JOHN RUGGLES,
Formerly with J. Morton & Co.
D. L. FARNSWOBTH.
I
EaasBros.
Oo:d7ear Bnbber Co.
W. E. Straut 4 Co.
Selby Smeltins ani
Lead Ca
A. Schmisg & Co.
J. A. Folger it Co.
Carolan & Co.
Thos. H. Selby 4 Co.
Bay View Distilling Co.
C. W. Cotum It Co.
Launeister Uills.
EeUfflsn, Eaas & Co.
S.,i".|Oas Works.
Spring Valley Water
Works.
Omnibus B. B. Co.
Levy Bros., Halfmoon
Bay.
:foti
A. Sutro.
Sperry 4 Co.
Neville 4 Co.
Eittle 4 Co.
H. Huddlestcn 4 Co.
0. G. Wickson 4 Co.
Creat American Tea
Importing Co.
G. Ammerap.
San Jo:e Water Co.
Lacliffl:n 4 Jac3bL
J. P. Thomas.
Victor and Tehama
Mills.
M. C. Zllis 4 Son.
Severe Bubber Co.
C. Waltz.
California Wire Works
and Others.
J^T^TL, KlIlSriDS OF
i i *-
i
alMn Mm iMmmu
DONE AT THE MOST REASONABIjE RATES.
E
EXPRESS WAGONS, DRUlfS, TROCKS, ETC., TO SOIT ALL PURPOSES.
SATISFACTION^ GUARANTEED.
Orders by Telephone Promptly Attended to. Telephone No. 853.
Office: 100 California Street.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRYt
Finer than the doss of Cbampagnes sent from) ARPAO HARASZTHY & CO.;
France to this country, but without lA^ndr. j 530 WASHI^GTOl? SZSEET.
CAD
289
CART
Cadenau John M. (J. M. Cadenau & Co.) r. 728 Golden
Gate Av
Cadieux Isaac L.. liquor saloon, (^01 California
Cadigan Patrick, hostler, r. 7.50 Brj-ant
Cadigan Pliilip H., brakeman S.P. Co.. r. 624 Fourth
Cadigan William, longshoreman, r. 13 Baldwin Court
Iff" Cadigan. See Cadogan
Cadiz Eugenia O. De. widow, r. 1422 Clay
Cadiz Joseph G., teacher, r. 917 Post
Cadnian Charles K., plumber, 1214 Polk, r. East Oak-
land
Cadinnn Jolitt O., secretary and manager Home
Accident Association, 204 Montgomery, r. Oak-
land
Cadman Julius G., bookkeeper Home Accident Assn,
r. Alameda
Cadogan Cornelius, lumberman, r. 254 Bealo
Cadogan Ellen D., bakery, 348 Fifth
Cadogan James J., booixkeeper M. Warde & Co., r
Oakland
Cadogan John H.. clerk Redington & Co., r. Oakland
Cadogau John, laborer, r. 34 Hayes
Cadogan John J., messenger Registrar of Voters, r.
716k Natoma
Cadogan Lawrence F., correppondeut First National
Bank of San Francisco, r. Oakland
Cadogan P. A., bookkeeper Crocker-Woolworth Na-
tional Bank. r. Oakland
Cadogau P. J., bookkeeper E. Cahill & Co., r. Oakland
Cadogan Timothy, laborer, r. 723 M Natoma
Cadonel Joseph, wool puller, r. N s Venezuela, bet
Tombigbee and Potomac
Cadra Peter, bartender, r. 1402 Powell
Caduc Pliilip, president Patent Brick Co., and
Pilot Commissioner, office 512 California
Caduc Philip Mrs., r 2123 Sacramento
Cadwalader George Mrs., widow, r. 2116 Bush
Cadwell George H., crockery and glassware, 34 Sixth,
r. 1224 Mission
Cadwell Jacob A. (Mitchell, Haskina & Co.) r. Peta-
luma
Cadwell Louisa F. Mrs., principal Peabody Primary
School, r. 2109 Van Ness Av
Cady Annie, widow, r. 411 Fourth
Cady Bridget, widow, r. S s Farrell Court, nrFalr Oaks
Cady Edwin A., watchman U. S. Mint, r. 547 Minna
Cady F. L., freight clerk stmr San Jose
Cady George B., photographic printer L. Thors, r. 112
Kearny
Cady Henry B., r. 431 Franklin
Cady John, laborer, r. SE cor Channel and Sixth
Cady Josephine, widow, r. 114 Mason
Cady Lorenzo, builder, r. 782 Harrison
Cady Louise, widow, r. 23 Ridley
Cady S. S. Mrs., widow, r. 2013 Howard
C.'idy Thomas, fireman stmr San Jose
Cady William, saloonkeeper, r. 431 Franklin
Caen Jacob, repairer umbrellas, 22 Stockton, r. 507
Jackson
Caffarata Alberto, student, r. 802 Broadway
Caflarata Antonio, gardener, r. cor San Bruno Road
and Guiana
Caffarata Antonio, real estate, r. 802 Broadway
Caffery John, laborer, r. 116 Shicley, rear
Caffery John F.. plumber, r. 460)^ Natoma
Caffery Rose Miss, dressmaker, r. 149 Taylor
Caffery Thomas A., paperhanger, r. 11 Glen ParkAv
Cafforena Giuseppe, carriagemaker B. Lacaze, r. Sau-
celito
Caffrey Edward, soapmaker, r. 911 Eighteenth
Caffrey Frank, waiter, r. 127 Montgomery
Caffrey Julia, domestic 1116 Sutter
Caffrey Mary, widow, r. 911 Eighteenth
Caffrey Michael, oysterman, r. 636 Commercial
Caffrey Patrick, teamster Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co.,r. 406 Bryant
Caffrey Peter J., clerk Charles H. Moore, r. 17 Chesley
Caffrey Philip, laborer, r. 551 Mission
FRATINGER t CO.
CMS, m ui n,
105 KEARNY STREET.
CAS STOVES,
GAS PIXTUEES, GAS BUENEES.
Gas Heaters lor all purposes Icr sale and made to order.
NA/_ E:_ I—AZnTE,
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNV STREET.
EstftWlshed 1860. Telephone 31.5.
Caffrey Timothy.' trackman Omnibus RR., r. 207
Montgomery Av
«r Caffrey. See McCaffery and McCaffrey
Caglieri A., r. 2419 Clay
Caglieri George G., bookkeeper, r. 1022 Filbert
Cagnacei Clemente, boxmaker. r. 5 St. CharlesPl
Cagnacci Frederico, laborer, r. 8 Prescott
Cagnacei Jacob, shoemaker, r. 620 Washington
Cagnacci Joseph, teamster A. Carosio, r. 713 Filbert
Cagney Timothy, plumber, 856 Brannan
Cagney Timothy M., groceries and liquor8,422 Natoma
Cahalan Cornelius, carpenter, r. 27 Pearl
Cahalan George W., calker. r. 209 Clara
Cahalan John L., carpenter, 23 k Laskie
Cahalan Julia Mrs., dry goods, W s Kentucky, bet
Sierra and Nevada
Cahalan Lincoln, salesman G. Abrahamson, r. W s
Kentucky, bet Sierra and Nevada
Cahalin Edward, assistant bookkeeper Porter, Sles-
singer & Co., r. 616 Jones
Cahalin Gertrude H. Miss, teacher Mission Grammar
School, r. 616 Jones
Cahalin John, salesman Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.
616 Jones
Cahen A. & Co., merchants (Hill's Ferry) office 302
California
Cahen Abraham S., dealer hides and wool, 41 Clay, r.
410 Van Ness Av
Cahen Alfred (A, Cahen & Co.) r. 319 Golden Gate Av
Cahen August, agent. 310 Kearnv. r. Fruit Vale
CAHEN BROTHERS (so.on^o»
Cahen) tanners, and dealers hides,
peltg, etc., 41 Clay
Cahen Isidore W. iLouis Cahen & Son) r. 414 Van
Ness Av
Cohen Jacob, dealer hides and wool, 41 Clay, r. 409
Golden Gate k\
Cahen Louis (Louis Cahen & Son) r. 414 Van Ness Av
Calien liouis «& Son (Louis and Isidore W.)
syrups, bitters, cordials and Bethesda mineral
water, 418 Sacramento
Cahen Max (Cahen & Co.) r. 425 Kearny
Cahen Solomon (Cahen Brothers) r. 1944 Fillmore
Cahen William, commercial traveler, r. 338 Golden
Gate Ky
Cahen & Co. (Max Cahen) cigars and tobacco, 311 Bush
Cahill Andrew, expressman NE cor California and
Davis, r. 270 First
Cahill Bernard J., r. cor Twenty-fourth and York
Cahill Bridget, widow, r. W s Dame, nr Thirtieth
Cahill Christopher J., painter, r. 367 M Natoma
Cahill D.. laborer P.M. S. S. Co.
Cahill Daniel M., clerk, r. 3 Winan's Alley
Cahill E. vt Co. (Edward Cahill) stockbrokers, 406
Montgomery *
Cahill Edward (E. Cahill & Co.) r. 706 Stockton
Cahill Edward F., clerk E. Cahill & Co., r. 410 O'Far-
rell
Cabin Edward F., painter John L. Cahill, r. 8E cor
Chestnut and Larkin
Cahill Edward J. (Cahill & Willey) r. Grand Hotel
Cahill Elizabeth Mrs., r. 15 Freelon, rear
Cahill Frances, domestic 404 Capp
Cahill Henry, painter John L. Cahill, r. Oakland
Cahill James, r. 227 Fulton
Cahill James, clerk E. Cahill & Co., r. 410 G'Farrell
Cahill James, driver, r. 14 Cleaveland
Cahill James, railroadman, r. 231 Bitch, rear
Cahill James F., r. 230 Turk
Cahill James H., carpenter, r. 230 Birch Av
Cahill John, clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 410 O'Far-
rell
Cahill John, cooper, r. 431 Clementina
Cahill John, laborer, r. 161 Shipley
Cahill John J., clerk Cal. WiwD Works, r. 2158 Mission
Cahill John J., house and sign painter, 1704 Hyde, r.
1218 Union
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CO
JOHN HAMMOND
19
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mannfaotnrer of ever j- deseription of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CAR'S.
42 to SO Beale Street. San Francisvu.
Truman, Isham & Hooker. ^^'"i^JnSr^JUI/l^a^'SSLlr**-
CAH
290
CAL
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTERS or
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STEEET
C«hill John L., house and sign painter, 23 Sixth, r.
1413 Haves
Cahill Joseph, lather, r. Dame, bet Thirtieth and
Randall
Cahill Lawrence, laborer, r. cor Sierra and Maryland
Cahill Louisa Mrs., bakery, 404 Folsom
Cahill Martin, coflfte packer, r. 27 Minna
Cahill Mathew, laborer, r. 216 N'iiith
Cahill Michael, teamster Matthew Nunan, r. 105^
Heron
Cahill Michael J., coachman, r. 2G1 First
Cahill Patrick, grocer, r. 1711 Eddy
Cahill Patrick, longshoreman, r. 23 M Minna
Cahill Patrick H., wool grader, r. 343 Tehams
Cahill Patrick W., glassblower, r. 161 Shipley
Cahill Stephen D., dentist, SW cor Railroad Av and
Paraguay
Cahill Thomas J., patternmaker, r. 225 Fourth
Cahill William, clerk, r. 404 Folsom
Cahill 'William, painter, r. 636 Commercial
Cahill William, ship carpenter, r. 12 }« Verona
Cahill William, soapcutter S. F. Candle and Soap Co.
Cahill William Jr., plumber, r 12J4 Verona
lather, r. Dame, bet Thirtieth and
Cahill William H
Randall
Cahill William P
Glen Park Av
Cahill William T
porter Levi Strauss & Co., r. :
painter, r. 1023 Stockton
Cahill «Sf Willey (Edward J. Cahill and Henry I.
Willey) civil engineers and surveyors, 325 McTnt-
gomery
Cahir Frank, butcher, r. 543 Howard
Cahn Aaron, capitalist, r. 1204 Geary
Cahn Armand, cigar dealer, r. 512 Third
Cahn David (Lazard Freres & Co.) and manager
London, Paris and American Bank (limited) 205
Sansome, r. 1640 Pine
Cahn Israel, capitalist, r. 1120 Post
Cahn Leon B. Mrs., widow, r. 1219 Sutter
Cahn Leopold, salesman Cahn, Kickelsburg i Co., r.
1120 Post
Cahn Maier A., president The Whitney Standard
Oakland Transfer Co.. 3 Commercial, r. Oakland
Cahn Marianne, widow, r. 512 Third
Cahn Mayer I. (Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.) r. 1120 Post
Cahn Meyer L.. cashier Michelssen, Roth & Co., r.
1219 Sutter
Cahn Nathan (Stern. Cahn & Loeb, Los Angeles) of-
fice 125 Sansome, r. 807 Polk
Cahn, ^JicUelsburg «& Co. (Mayer I. Cahn,
Siegfried Ni. kelsburg, Joseph Bustheim and Cerf
Weyl) manufacturers and importers boots and
shoes, leather findings, etc.. factory 115-117
Hayes, office and salesrooms 129-131 Sansome
«^ Cahn. See Cahen and Kahn
Cahnbley Charles, cabinetmaker Richard Herring, r.
97 Fifteenth
Caillabet John F., laundry. 409 Fourth
Cailleau Armand (Cailleau k Manescau) and
cloaks and suits. 48 Geary, r. 1424 Geary
Cailleau Ji Manescau (Armand Cailleau and Victor
Manesrau) artiticial flowers, 206 Bush
CalUeaud Henry, butcher, 58-59 California Market,
r. C06 Pine
Cailteux John, chicken ranch, cor Berlin and Bur-
rows, tJ. M. T.
Cain Aquilla. clerk collection dept Wells, Fargo &
Co.. r. 5 Fair Oaks
Cain Archibald, bcilermaker, r. 101 Jessie
Cain Charles J., carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 7 Qaven
, Cain Cyrus J., smlesman L. Walker & Sons, r. 305
I Fifth
Cain DenniH, coachman 1802 Laguna
I Cain Dominick, peddler, r. 86 Park Av
, Cain Edward, laborer, r. 2715 Bush
Cain Edward, pressmbn Dempster Bros., r. 1317 Na-
toma
Cain James, laborer, r. 118 Shipley
Cain James, molder, r. 123 Nineteenth
Cain James H. (Cain fc Mitchell) r. 1111 McAUlater
Cain James H., clerk Cahn Nickelsburg & Co., r. 430
Pine
Cain Jeremiah J., tailor, r. 870 Mission
Cain John, carpenter, r. 26 Turk
Caiu John, groceries, 11 Gilbert
Cain John fireman, r. 626 Davis
Cain John J., teamster, and e.xtraman Engine No. 6
r. 226 H Clara
Cain Michael, hostler Charter Oak Stables
Cain Peter F. (Cain A: Co.) r. 637 Washington
Cain Rufus K., brickmason, r. 213 Page
Cain Thomas, plasterer, r. 324 lehama
Cain Thomas F.. painter, r. 9 Gaven
Cain & Co. (Peter F. Cain and Thomas Crawford)
fruit and produce commission merchants, 206-
208 Washington
Cain & Mitchell (James H. Cain and William F.
Mitchell) commission merchants. 212 Washington
1^" Cain. See Cane, Kaen, Rain and Kane
Caine Charles, carpenter, r. 748 Harrison
Caine George R., actor, r. 102 Fifth
Caine Thomas W., carpenter H. B. Bodwell t Son, r.
748 Harrison
Caire Arthur J., salesman Justinian Caire, and secre-
tary Santa Cruz Island Co., 521 Market, r. Oakland
Caire Frederick P., salesman Justinian Caire, r. Oak-
land
Caire Justinian, hardware, assayers' and chemists'
materials, and glassware, 521 Market, r. Oakland
Cairns John T., machinist, r. 209 Harrison
Cairns John W., barber, r. 173 Minna
Cairns William, finisher Golden Gate Woolen Mill,
r. 2133 Mission
S^ Cairns. See Cams, Kearns and Eems
Cakebread Alfred (Rothbergfc Co.) r. 715 Howard
Gala Charles W., carpenter stmr Geo. W. Elder
Calais Charles, Parisian Bazaar, 835 Market
Calam Edward C, clerk, r. 214 Ellis
Calamari Antonio, wood and coal, 506 Green, r. 514
Green
Calame Charles, bookkeeper Harrison, Wolff it Sher-
wood, r. 1520 Mason
Calame Edward, clerk, r. 115 Seventh
Caldara Adelaide, widow, r. 611 Mason
Caldara Joseph S., laundryman. r. 212 Thirteenth
Caldara Orme, messenger S. F. Stock and Exchange
Board
Calderon Frank, driver Duffey & O'Brien, r. 110 Wll-
Calderon Ignatius, musician, r. 16 Sonora
Calderone Antonio, baker, r. 1511 Dupunt
Calderwood Solomon, machinist, r. 8 Liberty
Caldron Dennis, laborer, r. Bryant Av, bet Butte and
Solano
Caldwell A. B., lineman Pac. Bell Tel. Co., r. 722
Montgomery
Caldwell Albert, r. 314 Bush
Caldwell Florence Miss, compositor, r. 834 Broadway
Caldwell George, keeper Spring Valley W. W., Lake
Merced
Caldwell George H., paper carrier, r. 1227 Pacific
Caldwell George M., laborer, r. Ocean House Road,
nr Lake Merced
Caldwell Howard W., laborer freight depot S. P. Co.,
r. 728 Howard
Caldwell Hugh M., machinist Dow Steam Pump
Wor-R, r. 129 Diamond
Caldwell Irad B., driver Daly & Klnne, r. 1010 Va-
lencia
Caldwell James A., boxmaker, r. 1716 Leavenworth
C!.ldwell James A., reporter Commercial News, r. 671
Minna
Caldwell James W., carpenter, r. 568 Mission
Caldwell Jessie Miss, saleslady John Cogan, r. 6
Fourth
MANN & BEINEDZCT,
SUCCESSORS TO
C. C. HASTINOS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND
A,ICK HOVSE BL4>CK.
ORIENT lis, Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,551,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SSrrOlT, Ant. iLngu.
MICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
CAL
291
CAL
Caldwell J. M. k Co. (Joseph M. Caldwell and H. L.
Swarthoutl woo I, coal, hay and grain, SW cor
Seventeenth and Valencia
Caldwell John, bookbinder John B. Mclntyre, r. 742
Tehama
Caldwell John, machinist, r. Metropolitan Hotel
Caldwell John, type founder Palmer & Rey, r. 417
Kearny
Caldwell John, waiter stmr Eureka, r. 33^ Broadway
Caldwell John E., r. Ocean View
Oaldwell John J., steward stmr Starbuck
Caldwell Joseph M. (J. M. Caldwell & Co.) r.lO Dear-
born PI
Caldwell Lafayette L., teamster, r. 834 Broadway
Caldwell M. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1428 Market
Caldwell Martha, widow, dressmaker, r. 1716 Leaven-
worth
Caldwell Mary £. Mrs., teacher Bernal Heights
School, r. 10 Dearborn PI
Caldwell Michael, clgarraaker, r. 60.5 Larkln
Caldwell Michael, machinist, r. 129 Diamond
•Caldwell Owen, driver George C. Smart, r. W s San
Jose Road, nr Industrial School
Caldwell Robert, master stmr Wavelet
Caldwell Robert, drayman Geor;je H. Tay & Co., r.
728 Howard
Caldwell Robert C, tailor, r. 706 Howard
Caldwell S. B., president Pac. Coast Co-operative
Ciaar Mnfg Co., 304 Batierv, r.'736 Folsom
Caldwell W. H., messenger Post Office, r. lilO Mission
Caldwell William A., machinist, r. 246 Third
Caldwell William D., clerk Huntington, Hopkins &
Co.. r. 1510M Polk
Caldwell William H., clerk, r. 869 Market
Cald^vell W. T. , importer and wholesnle dealer
bedding supplies, and agent Glover & Willcomb
(Boston, New i'orb and Chicago) and Gary & Moen
(New York) 65S Mission, r. 2313 Jackson
tff" Caldwell. See Cauldwell and Colwetl
Caleb George, master mariner, r. 1030 Howard
Caleb Marcella Mrs., dressmaking, 230 Sixth
Caledonia Gold Mining Co. (Black Hills) W. Letts
Oliver secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 13
Caledonia Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) A. S.
Groth secretary, 414 California
Caledonian Club Hall, 111 Larkln
Caledonian Insurance Co. (Fire of Edinburgh)
Balfonr, Guthrie & Co. generul agents, George
W. Spencer manager, 316 California
Caledonian Oatmeal mills, Henry Coubrough &
Co. proprietors, 713-719 Ssnsome
Calegarls Joseph E.. druggi.'^t and chemist, SE cor
Kearny and Pacific, r. 1801 Stockton
Calelly J^mes, tinstuith, r. 355 Clementina
Caler Frederick E.. clerk, r. 28 Capp
Calestini Antonio (Calestini Bros.) r. 1324 Dupont
Calestinl Brothers (.\ntonio, John and James) sau-
sagemakers. 1524 Dupont
Ca'estinl James (Calestini Bros.) r. 1524 Dupont
Calestini John (Calestini Bros.) r. 1524 Dupont
Calestini Luigi. liquor saloon, 131 Pacific, r. 17 La-
fayette PI
Caley Hilau. compositor Alta
Caley John, liquor saloon, NW cor Bush and Kearny,
r. 217 Grant Av
Caley Robert, shipsmlth W. S. Phelps & Co., r. 130
Dorland
Calhoun Charles A., cutter Kraker & Israel, r. 1313
Larkln
Calhoun Charles A. Mrs., dres.^imaker, r. 1313 Larkln
Calhoun Daniel T.. cabinetmaker Pac. Spring and
Mattress Co.. r. 53)^^ Ninth
Calhoun Distilling Co. The (Covington, Ky.) S.
Rosenblatt manager, office 116 California
Calhoun James, cook, r. 5 Harrison
Calhoun J. C, brakeman S. P. Co., r. 10 South Park
Calhoun Jessie J. Miss, school teacher, r. 1301 Laguna
Calhoun John C, teamster, r. 5 Harrison
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-EliECTRIC
BDSSM and TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Baths Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SANITARY PLUMBING
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES WELL DONE.
Repairing: a Specialty.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Calhoun John B.. millwright, r. 202 Sixth
Calhoun John M., .lerk Tom C. Grunt, r. 28 J^ Clinton
Park
Calhoun Joseph A., compositor Bulletin, r. 28 Ji Clin-
ton Park
Calhoun Martin (Norton & Calhoun) r. 9 Juniper
Calhoun William, longshoreman, r. 5 Harrison
Calhoun William, teamster McKenna & Purcell, r. 12
Eleventh
Calif Herman, cook. r. NE cor Second and Mission
California Academy of Sciences, H. W. Hark-
ness president, Charles G. Yale secretary. SW cor
California and Dupont
California and ]>Iexican Steamsbip Line,
John BerminyUam agent, 10 Market
California and Nevada Ice Co., John W.
Stewart superintendent, 3.56 Tt-hama
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON CIDER CO,
(Jacob Klein) oflice -Z-^a Davis, factory
407 Merchant
California and Pacific Cream of Tartar
Works, A.Vignier proprietor, office 429-431 Bat-
tery, f aitory (;or Seventh and Bryant
California Anti Chinese Non-partisan A«-
sociatlon, V. Hoffmeyer secretary, 125-127 Phe-
lau Building
California .4^rcliitect and Baildin|jf News,
James E. Wolfe editor and proprietor, 240 Mont-
gomery
California Artificial Stone Paving Co., L.
F. Reichling secretary, George Goodman mana-
ger, office 404 Montgomery
California Athletic Club. 216 Dupont
California Band, headquarters. 539 California
California Barrel Co., John L. Eoster presi-
dent, works Potrero, office 323 Front, room 5
California Bello^vs Manufacturings Co.
(George T. and James Campbell) 123 Beale
California Bible Society, Geo. C. McConnell agent,
757 Market
California Boiler Works, Pretorious &Lemmer
proprietors. 12.T-127 Fremont
California Bone Meal and Fertilizer Co., junction
Army and San Bruno Road, office 116 California
California Brass Works, Weed & Kingwell pro-
pri- tors, 125 First
California Brewery. Henry Schulte proptr, cor
Bryant and Serpentine Av
California Bridgre Co., Alfred W. Burrell presi-
dent, C. E. Cotton secretary, 22 California, rooms
23-24
California Cackler, (monthly) office 13 Pine
California Cap Co. (William Letts Oliver and F.
J.Fletter) miuufneturers blasting caps and elec-
tric explosives, Ste^je Station, Contra Costa Co.,
office 310 California
California Car Works, John Hammond proprie-
tor. 42-50 Beale
California Carria^^e Top Manufactory,
C. H. Lagge proprietor, 216 218 Mission
California Chemical Works, John Reynolds
proprietor. Es Sau Bruno Road.nr Twenty-eighth
California Christian Advocate (weekly), J. B. Hill
agent. 1041 Market
CALIFORNIA CIGAR BOX CO,
(C. A. Hooper, Moses P. Hubbard nnd
George W. Hooper) manufacturers ci-
gar, tobacco and fancy boxes, and deal-
ers in cigar box labels, ribbons and
trimmings, N s Berry, bet Third and
Fourth
California Cloak Co., Charles Mayer proprietor,
569 Market
California Colonization Co. (London and Sm Fran-
cisco) John M ison agent, 511 California
California College of Pharmacy, 113 Fulton
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 F[RST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE LARGEST BUSINESS
OP ANY AMERICAN COMPANY.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Pluce Triniiiiing's
a, Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
California Coiumercial College, George B. Barnard
manager, 4G O'Farrell
California Construction Co. Clarence Sanborn
president and superintendent, Frank H. Sanborn
secretary, office TOO St. Ann's Building
California Coursing Club, 639 California
California Cracker Co. Adolph H. Weske presi-
dent. C. E. Dougbty secretary, Alviii Weske
superintendent, NW cor Broadway and Battery,
branch depot '210 Sacramento
California Crearuery, Furrer & Co. proptrs, \V s San
Jose Road.nr Industrial School
California Dairy, William Hall proprietor. Ocean
House Road, nr Farley's Old Corner
California Deinokrat (dally, weekly and Sun-
day) Fr. Hess & Co. publishers and proprietors
409-4la Bu.<!h
California Directory for Nurses, office 712-714
CALIFORNIA DISTILLINS CO, ,*..„.,.,
C. Jo8t «Sc Son managers, oflice U06-308
Clay
California Door Co., Charles F. Doe president,
F. A. Merguire secretary, 2'2 California
California Itry Dock Co., Oliver Eldridge
president, William C. Gibbs secretary, docks
foot of Bryant and Spear, and Hunter's Point,
and proprietors Mission Kock Warehouse, office
318 California, room 3
California Electric Gas IiieflitinGr Co., office
3,5 Market
California Electric Li^ltt Co., George H. Eoe
secretary and manager, 222-232 Jessie
California Electric Power Co. , ( ffice 3.5 Market
California Electric Truss Co., Dr.W. J. Home proptr,
702 Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL WORKS p.,.
Seller superintenflent and nianag-er,
J. G. Bloomer secretary, manufacturers
and dealers electrical supplies, 35
Market
California Endo^vment Association, An-
drew Gilmore secretary, Phelan Building, room 9
California Export Journal (monthly) Bern-
hard Olcovich publisher, office 12-14 Front
California Farmer (weekly) Warren & Co. pro-
prietors, 1004 Howard
California Fig Syrup Co., Eichard E. Queen manager,
30 Seventh
Califoruia Fire ADparatns Mannfact'iig Co.
James S. Naismith manager, 18 Cali-
fornia
California Fire W^orks Co., J. B.Wooster & Co.
ageiits, office and salesroom 218-220 Front, lab-
oratory cor Falkland and Platte, South S. F.
California Fruit Evaporating Co., S. Kohlman and
Edward Hayden proptrs, 818 Battery
California Fruit Extract Syrup and Perfuraerj- Co.,
E. Guittard k Co. agents, 207-'209 Sacramento
California Fruit Growers Association, A, H. Webb
secretary, 40 California
California Fruit Union. Horatio P. Livermore
president, H. A. Fairbank secretary, office 507
Montgomerv, rooms 13-U
California Furniture Manufacturing Co.,
N. P. Cole president, manufacturers, importers
and wholesale and retail dealers furniture, 220-226
Bush
CALIFORNIA FUSE ASSOCIATION..™,.
n i-r" ?*«'■"** manager, 35 Market
Calili.mla Fu.se Works, James Eva proptr, NW cor
fourteenth and Channel
California Gas Fixture Co., Ralph P. Merilllon sec-
retary, 122-124 Sutter
California Glass Bending and Cutting-
Works, Samuel E. Hopper proprietor, 39H Fre-
mont
California Glove Co., F. G. Conklin & Co.
proprietors, aH5 Market
California Glue Works, M. Holje, proprie-
tor, NW cor Sixth Ave and R., S. S. F., Marks &
Wiswell managers, office 110 Front
California Grain Trade Association, William R. For-
tune secretary, 311; California
California Grocer and Canner (Trades Journal) Call
fornia Grocer and Canner Publishing Co. pub-
lishers, 320 Sausome
California Grocer and Canner Publishing Co., B. N.
Row^ley manager, publishers and propiiefora
California Grocer and Canner. 3'20 Sansome
California Hall,S s Green, nr Larkiu
California Hall, Gus Pohlmanu director, 417 Kearny
Califoruia Homceopath (bi-monthly) Boericke &
Schreek publishers, 234 Sutter
CALIFORNIA HORSE SHOE CO.
Ii. It. Bencliley president, Z. Burns
vice-president, C. M. Keeney secretary,
P. Nohle superintendent, -^vorks Po—
trero Point, office 203 Market
California Hosiery Co., 535 Market
California Hotel, Mans & Gates proptrs, 210 Mont-
gomery Av
California House, Somalie & Ladagnous proptrs, 626
California
California Illustrated Spirit of the Times,
Marcus D. Boruck publisher and proprietor, 621
Sausome
California Insurance Co. (fire and marine>
Louis L. Bromwell president, W. H. C. Fowler
secretary, 318 California
California Iron and Steel Co., The, Egbert Judson
president, T. B. Berry secretary, office '202 Market,
room 7
California Italian Paste Co., C. E. Splivalo &
Co. proprietors, 321 Sacramento
California Je«-elry Co. (Levison Brothers)
134 Sutter
California Je^velry Factory, Rothschild &
Hadenfeldt proprietors, 9 Hardie PI
California Journal (German weekly) Cal. Journal
Publishing Co. publishers and proptrs, office 535
California
California Journal Publishing Co., S. F. Abend Post
Co. proptrs, .535 California
Califoruia Jute Mill Co., L. P. Drexler presi-
dent, L. S. Lissak secretary, office 409 California
California Kennel Club, 539 California
California Label and General Printing House, Labadie
& Bretonnel proptrs, 4 Sutter
California Land and Timber Co., A. T. Na-
tion manager, 401 California, rooms 24-25
California Life and Endo'ivntent Associ-
ation, H. W. Snow president, W. H. Pettis sec-
retary, 324^ Montgomery
California Line Packets from Ne'w York,
Williams, Dimond & Co. agents, 202 Market
California Lumber Exchange, Frank E. Pre-
ble secretarv, office Pier 3, Steuart
California Machine Works, William H. Birch
& Co. proprietors, manufacturers steam engines,
flour and mining machinery and elevators, 119
Beale
California Market, Thomas Brown superintend-
ent, from California to Pine, bet Kearny and
Montgomery
California Mattress Co., Charles Rickoflf pro-
prietor, junction Market, Dolores and Fourteenth
California Mill (planing) Beane & Parrish pro-
prietors, 30-34 Spear
California Mining Investment Co., A. Hal&ey secre-
tary, 328 Montgomery, room 7
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY
6dl to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show (
and Store Fixtures.
37 Martet St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
The Highest Grade Champagrne,
Equal to the Best.
> ARPAD HARAS2THY » CO.,
)■ 530 WASHINSTON STEEET.
CAL
293
CAL
California Xational Bank of San Fran-
cisco, K. P. Thomas pregideut. R. A.Wilson vice-
presiileut. C. H. RauiRden cashier, 621-623 Mar-
ket, iimier Palace Hotel
California Nur.sery, Henry Melde proprietor, 160
Sau Bruno Road
California Oil AVorks, McKee k Cotton pro-
prietors. NW cor Main and Folsom
Calilornia, Oregon and Idaho Stage Co., Joseph S.
Roberson agent. 320 Sausome
California Ostrich Farming Co.. Charles A. Grow sec-
retary, 329 Pine, rooms 16-17
California Pacilio Railroad Co., Willard V. Huntington
secretary. NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 48
CALIFORNIA PAINT CO.
manufacturers Averill mixed paints,
colors in oil, puttj-, etc., and agents
Santa Cruz glues, O. S. Orrick mana-
ger, office and factory ai Jessie
California Paper Co., F.gbert -Judsou president. W.
P. Johnson secretary, offi e 32U Sansome, room 57
California Patron (weekly) Julius Chester editor
and manager, 40 California
CALIFORNIA PAVINO CO.
Joseph Sclieerer president, Conrad
Scheerer secretary, office 618 Market,
opp. Palace Hotel, and 15 Post, opp.
Masonic Temple, branch office 1630
Market, -ivorks Channel, opp. Fifth
California Perforating Screen Co., The,
P. A. Wagner proprietor, 147 Beale
California Pharmaceutical Society and California Col-
lege of Pharmacy, 113 Fulton, Charles M. Tropp-
mann secretary, 300 Sixth
California Philatelist, Ernest F. Gambs pub-
lisher, 234 Montgomery
California Piano Manufacturing Co., Wal-
ter S. Pierce secretary, factory SE cor Fourteenth
and Market, office 26 New Montgomery, Palace
Hotel
California Pioneers, Society of. Pioneer
Building W s Fourth, bet Market and Mission
California Plaster Decoration Works,
Charles F. Schiller proprietor, centers, moldings,
etc., wood carving aud modeling, 861 Mission
California Portland Cement Co., John H.
Savre secretary, 330 Pine, rooms 3.5-36
California Pottery and Terra Cotta Co., William E.
Stevens agent. NE cor Market and Larkin
California Po'tvder Works (Santa Cruz, Santa
Cruz Co. and PowniQir Station, Contra Costa Co.)
G. F. Lawton president, John F. Lohse secre-
tary, 23i) California
California Printing Co. Charles W. Lieb proptr, 410
Kearuy, room 4
California Redwood Co., Charles Page president, Hen-
ry Sevier secretary, 316 California, room 12
California Rock Drill Co., A. L. Fish secretary, oflace
.30 First
California Safe and Lock Co., C. J. Peri am &
Co. proprietors, 42 Main
California Safe Deposit and Trust Co., J.
D. Fry president, Qeu. W. L. Elliott vice presi-
dent, C. R. Thompson treasurer, F. A. Houseworth
secretary, 326 Montgomery
California Savings and Loan Society, Da-
vid Farquharson president, 1 Powell
California Saw Works, Bird & Haughy proptrs, 217
Mission
California School of Mechanical Arts, Horace Davie
president, 45 First
California Schooner Saloon, William Reimers
proprietor, 30 Fourth
California Sheep Casinjs Co., office 606 Market
California Ship Owners^ Association, I. E.
Thayer se -retary, 22 California
FRATINGER & CO.
THE LEADING
CLOAI AND SUIT HOOSR
105 KEARXY STREET.
johOammond
WATER CLOSETS
OF EVERY DESCRIPT10N_CAREFULLY REPAIRED.
PLUMBER. 505 KEARNY STREET.
EstabUshed 1S60. Telephone 315.
California Silk Dyeing Works, J. R. McCann proptr.
318-.320 Eleventh
California Soap Co., George E. Peake proptr, cor Fol-
som and Sixteenth
California Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Children, 614 Merchant
California Society for th<* Suppression of
Vice, 614 Merchant, room 14
California Soda Works, Goetze & Baruth proptrs, NE
cor Octavia and Ivy Av
California Spring Manufacturing Co.,
James English president.WalterF.Sperbeck secre-
tary and treasurer. 147-149 New Montgomery
California Staats Zeitung (weekly) Fr. Hesafc
Co. proprietors, 409-413 Bush
California Stables, John Nolan proprietor, 1611-
1613 California
California Star Oil Works Co., Edward Wheaton sec-
retary, 123 California
California State Almanac (German) Phllo Jacoby
publisher, 612 Commercial
California State Democratic Clnh, H. P.
Bush secretary. NW cor Grant Av and O'Farrell
California State Geological Society, Pioneer Hall, cor
Fourth and Pioneer PI
California State Horticultural Society, E. J. Wickson
secretary, 2.52 Market
California State Mining Bureau and Office
of State Mineralogist, New Pioneer Build-
California Steam Navigation Co., William
T. Garratt president, .James Gillis vice-presi-
dent.William Martin secretary, office Washington
St. Wharf
California Steamship Co., D.J.Meherln agent, general
freight and ticket office 3 California
California Storage Warehouse, Thomas H.
Rooney proprietor, 722 Missiim
California Street Cable Railroad Co., Charles
Mayne president, Robert Watt vice-president,
Antoine Borel treasurer, T. W. Hinchman secre-
tary ,office and depot SE cor California and Lar-
kin
California Sugar Refinery, Claus Spreckels
president, J. D. Spreckels vice-president, A. B.
Spreckels secretary, office 327 Market, works Po-
trero
California Suspender Manufacturing Co.,
Solomon Zekiud proprietor, 105 Battery
California Table Butter Co. , Moses Solomon
proprietor. 815 Howard
California Tallow Works (Charles and Jerome
Milly and B. Getz) N s St. Thomas, ur Savannah
California Theatre, N s Bush, bet Kearny and Du-
pont
California Title Insurance and Trust
Co., George T. Marye Jr. president, Milton B.
Clapp secretary, 2<W Sansome
California Tool Works, John Weichhart pro-
prietor, 143-145 Beale
California Transfer Co., 222 Montgomery
California Transportation Co., Andrew Nel-
son president. Nils Anderson secretary, office NW
cor Jackson and East
California Tule Insole Manufacturing
Co., Gillespy & Childs agents, 123 California
California Type Foundry. 511 Sansome
California Underwriters' Assn, office 307 Sansome
California Varnish Works, Patrick D. Winter proptr,
W 8 Utah, bet Center and El Dorado
California Vigorit Powder Co., Ed.G.Lukens
manager, 40 California
California Vinegar Works, Schammel Packing Co.
proptrs. 610 Lombard
California Volksfreund The, Diepenbrock
Bros. & Doeing publishi-rs, 1049 Market
California Warehouse, Haslett & Bailey
proprietors, NE cor Townsend and Second
\ CALIFORNIA
1 CAR WORKS
Mannfaoturer of every deseriptlon of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to 5U Beale Street, Sau Francisco.
STEAM ENGINES AND THRESHING MACHINES.
TBUM AN, I8HAM & HOOKEBr
431-4i!7 Market Street.
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294
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOIITERS OF
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
rire Grates and Tile.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Culitornia Wine Cooperage, Fulda Bros, proprietors,
30-4U Spear
California Wine Depot, Henry Stoever proprie-
tor, NK cor Sixteenth and Howard
California Wire 'Works, A. S. Hallidie presi-
dent, George C. Brown secretary and treasurer,
warerooms 329 Market, cor Fremont, -works cor
Bay and Mason
California Woman's Hospital, Mrs. Kewton Logan
matron, N s Sacramento, bet Baker and Lyon
California Wool Co. , 426 Townsend
Califfraplt Type W^riter Ag^ency, Samuel Hill
Estate agent. (>34 Market
Calish Edward A., clerk Davis Bros., r. 1411 Sacra-
mento
Calish John J., barber, 2124 Fillmore
Calish Raphael S., eipressmau, r. 1411 Sacramento
Calisher Henry, bookkeeper, r. 419 Fell
Calisher Henry, clerk, r. 625 Eddy
CsUsher Joseph L., clerk r. 625 Eddy
Calisher Morris, newsagent, r. 625 Eddy
Call Daniel, laborer, r. 836 Howard
Call John, baker, r. 1403 Harrison
Call Morning (daily and weekly) San Francisco
Call Co. publishers, 525 Montgomery, branch
oSace 710 Market, editorial rooms .509 Clay
Callaghan Cal.. longshoreman, r. 654 Jessie, rear
Callaghan Cornelius, carpenter, r. 132 Hickory Av
Callaghan Cornelius, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. Twenty-eighth bet Dolores and Guerrero
Callaghan Cornelius J., gardener, r. 48 M Kitch
Callaghan C. W., clerk First National Bank of S. F„
r. 830 Eddy
Callaghan Daniel, (McCarthy Bros, k Co.) and
president First National Bank of S.F., r. 830 Eddy
Calliighan Daniel, teamster, r. 911 Sansome
Callaghan Daniel T., physician, r. 1003 Devisadero
Callaghan Dennis, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 1319
Minna
Callaghan Dennis, laborer, r. 242 Clementina
Callaghan Dennis, machine operator Porter, Slessin-
ger & Co., r. 410 Broadway
Callaghan Dennis Jr., shoecutter Rosenthal, Feder &
Co., r. 727 Broadway
Callaghan Edward, r. 16 Russell
Callaghan Edward, laborer, r. 844M Folsom
Callaghan Eugene, ironer La Grande. Laundry
Callaghan Felix, miner, r. 207 Clara
Callaghan George, teamster, r. 490 Eleventh
Callaghan James, fireman, r. S s Beach nr Larkin
Callaghan James, laborer, r. 441 Tehama
Callaghan James, miner, r. 210 Bush
Callaghan James J., blacksmith, r. 714H Clementina
Callaghan John, blacksmith, r. 502M Broadway
Callaghan John, longshoreman, r. 12 Zoe
Callaghan John, laborer, r. 515 Howard
Callaghan John, longshoreman, r. 430 Brannan
Callaghan John, messenger, r. 1214 Broadway
Callaghan John, seaman, r. 274 Brannan
Callaghan John, shoecutter, r. 16 Russell
Callaghan John, shoemaker Kutz & Murr, r. 921 Na-
toma
Callaghan John C. peddler, r. 1019 1^ Alabama
Callaghan John D., physician, r. 852 Folsom
Callaghan John H., harnessmaker J. A. McKerron, r.
764 Mission
Callaghan John L.. shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co.,
r. 826 Greenwich
Callaghan John M. , clerk, r. 852 Folsom
Callaghan John W.. carpenter, r. 741 Linden Av
Callaghan Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 921 Natoma
Cullaghan Mary F. Miss, domestic SW cor Sierra and
Georgia
Callaghan Michael, laborer, r. 714}^ Clementina
Cullashan Michael, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 5
Michigan
Callaghan Michael, teamster, r. 216 Ninth
Callaghan Myles. liquor saloon. 820 Howard
Callaghan Patrick, brass finisher, r. 654 Jessie, rear
Callaghan Patrick, clerk, r. 767 Mihsion
Callaglian Patrick, laborer, r. 529 Valencia
Callaghan Patrick, laborer, r. 1214 Broadway
Callaghan Patrick, shoemaker Kutz & Murr, r. 921
Natoma
Callaghan Richard, r. 323 Tenth
Callaghan Richanl Jr. machinist, r. 323 Tenth
Callaghan Sarah, r. 305 San Jose Av
Callaghan Thomas, lauudryman, r. 204 Sixth
Callaghan Thomas miner, r. 3J4 Zoe
Callaghan Thomas shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder k
Co., r. 410 Broadway
CallaHhan Thomas, trimmer Buckingham & Becbt, r.
150 Eighth
Callaghan Timothy E., salesman L. M. Descalso, r.
323 Tenth
Callaghan Timothy J., horseshoer Jeremiah Reidy, r.
654 Jessie
Callaghan William, r. 16 Russell
Callaghan William, machinist, r. 323 Tenth
Callahan Annie Miss, dressmaking, 141 Perry
Callahan Charles, policeman, r. 507 Bush
Callahan Charles, wholesale scrap iron, 128-130 Fol-
som, r. 415 Golden Gate Av
Callahan Charles H., laborer, r. 83 Stevenson, rear
Callahan Cornelius, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
SW cor Sierra and Georgia
Callahan Daniel, liquor saloon, 60 Seventh
Callahan Daniel, tanner, r. 11 Lafayette
Callahan Daniel G., porter, r. 4 Russell
Callahan David, shoemaker, r. 274 Brannan
Callahan Dennis J., tannery, SW s Hampshire, nr
Twenty-third
Callahan Dennis, laborer, r. 62 Tehoma
Callahan Eugene, boilermaker Pac. Iron Works
Callahan Frank, stereotyper Examiner, r. 1460 Minna
Callahan Frank W., cooper Am. Sugar Refinery, r.
1167 Folsom
Callahan George F., boatman, r. W 8 Powell, bet Jef-
ferson and Beach
Callahan Henry, fireman Am. Cracker Co., r. 1402
Ma.'^on
Callahan Henry, millhand Capitol Mills, r. 313^
Grove
Callahan Henry C, miner, r. 1321 Geary
Callahan James, r. 314 Seventh
Callahan James, bosmaker, r. 518 Mission
Callahan James, foreman North Point Dock Ware-
house, r. 331 Filbert
Callahan James, seaman stmr Newport
Callahan James H. (J. J. Callahan & Bro.) r. 110$
Montgomery
Callaghan James J., toll collector Section 5, Seawall,
r. 1425 Kearny
Callahan James P.. shoemaker P. F. Nolan &, Sons, r.
921 Polk
Callahan Jeremiah, with 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 2116 Greenwich
Callahan Jeremiah, painter J. J. Callahan & Bro.
Callahan Jeremiah, teamster, r. 131 Fifteenth
Callahan J. J., r. 20 Harriet
Callahan J. J. fc Brother (John J. and James H.) ship
painters. Merchants Dry Dock
Callahan John, laborer, r. 19 Hermann
Callahan John, molder Fulton Iron Works r. 338 Minna
Callahan John, porter, r. 636 Commercial
Callahan John, stableman R. W. Harris, r. 807 Mont-
gomery
Callahan John, tanner A. Legallet, r. N s Venezuela
bet Tombigbee and Potomac
Callahan John D., clerk Pilot Commissioners, r. 3131i
Grove
Callahan John F., blacksmiths helper, r. 4 White
Callahan John H., boxmaker Hobbs, Wall & Co., r.
518 Mission
Callahan John J., (J. J. Callahan & Bro.) r. 1362 Fol-
som
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THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING
WASHINGTON Fire Ins. Co. of Bostoi
Capital, $1,000,000 I GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Assets, $1,810,273 | WU. SESTOil, Asrt. Manager.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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Callahan John J., laborer freight depot 8. P. Co., r.
228 Ritch
Callahan John J., farmer, r. 11 Geneva
Callahan John P., tanner Norton Tanning Co., r.
Dominica bi-t Susquehanna and St. John
Callahan John S., driver Charles Kellett, r. 2G10
MiBsion
Callahan Joseph, boiler maker Fulton Iron Works,
r. 844 H Folsom
Callahan Joseph, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co. r. 15
Russell
Callahan Julia, widow, r. 9 Zoe, rear
Callahan Kate Mrs., janltress Lobos Ave School, r.
815 Point Lobos Av
Callahan K. T. Miss, teacher public schools, r. 1321
Geary-
Callahan Mary, widow, r. 1 White
Callahan Mary E. Miss, teacher Clement Grammar
School, r. 1321 Geary
Callahan M. B. Mrs., widow r. 1321 Geary
Callahan Michael, bricklayer, r. Ws San Bruno Road,
near Army
Callahan Michael, gigger, S. F. Pioneer Woolen fac-
tory, r. 1 White
Callahan Michael, porter William Starr, r. 3U Sev-
enth
Callahan Nellie, weaver, S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory r. 1 White
Callahan Patrick, blacksmith Union Iron Works, r.
6 Michigan
Callahan Peter, hostler, r. 21 Clara
Callahan Peter P., engineer, r. 2116 Greenwich
Callahan R., machinist, Pac. Rolling Mill
Callahan Richard, helper Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
5a2 Mission
Callahan Thomas, laborer, r. SE cor Eldorado and
Bryant Av
Callahan Thomas, laborer Pac Rolling Mill, r. N s
Shasta, bet Illinois and Michigan
Callahan Thomas H., policeman, r. 1703 H Jones
Callahan Thomas J., special policeman, r. 1104 Mis-
sion
Callahan Timothy, tanner D. J. Callahan, r. E s Ne-
braska, bet Nevada and Sonoma
Callahan Timothy J., laborer, r. 1 White
Callahan W., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Callahan William, laborer Pac. Oil and Lead Works,
r. 12 Zoe
Callahan William, shoemaker Orln Jones & Co.
Callahan William, with Am. Cracker Co., r. 1402 Mason
B^" Callahan. See Callaghan
Callan Edward, r. 143 Natoma
Callan Eugene, clerk Charles Cox, r. 437 Fifteenth
Callan George B., printer R. G. Dun & Co., r. 359
Jessie
Callan Henry, peddler, r. Twenty-fifth, bet Noe and
Castro
Callan James, laborer, r. Bryant Av, bet Butte and
Solano
Callan Jeremiah, driver Somers & Healey
Callan John, teamster, r. 636^ Fourth
Callan Jolin, teamster Overland Freight Transfer Co.,
r. 1628 Folsom
Callan Michael, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s
Michigan, bet Shasta and Sierra
Callan Michael, woolscourer Thomas Bailey & Co., r.
152 Silver
Callan Patrick, longshoreman r. 143 Natoma
Callan Richard, laborer, r. 532 Mission
Callan Thomas, saloonkeeper, r. 210 Grove
Callan Thomas N., fish and poultry. 6 New Metro-
politan Market, r. 129 Silver
Callandreau Jules, phy.«<lcian, office and resi-
dence, 1307 Stockton
Callane Anuie, widow, furnished rooms, 138 Perry
Callijean G., lauiidryman Hayes Park Laundry, r.
Madrid, Excelsior Homestead
Ctllely Ann, widow, r. 274 Minna
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-ELECTRIC
RUSSIAN ail TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Siyen.
415 SXJTTER STREET. 415
BATH TUBS, BOILERS,
TANKS, SHOWERS, FAUCETS.
Plumbers' Sanitary Goods of all Kinds,
NA/_ e:_~Lane^
PLUMBER, BOB KEARNT STREET.
EstabllsheJ 1860. Telephone 315.
Callely James J., ironworker, r. 353 Clementina
Callen James, liquor saloon, 1742 Market, r. 1513J<
Market
Callen James J., bookkeeper, r. 1742 Market
Callen Michael, marble rubber Ruffiino i Bianchi, r.
410 Twenty-ninth
Callender Henry A., watchmaker, 126 Kearny, room
10, r. SE cor Geary and Devisadero
Callender John T., boarding, 5 Broadway
Callender P. H., r. 1051 Howard
Callender Richard, steward, r. 28 Stone
Callero Luigi, vegetables, Colombo Market
Calles J. S., saddler, r. 718 Filbert
Calles Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 718 Filbert
Galley Edward, teamster, r. 16 Bourbon
Calley Robert B., druggists' sundries, 54 Second, r.
Oaklaud
Calliu John, milker Bernard Carson, r. cor Wayland
and Hamilton, U. M. T.
Callinan John, barber, 163 Second, r. 538 Howard,reftr
Callinan Murty, policeman, r. 2641 Howard
Callinan William, policeman, r. 13 Metcaif PI
Calling'hnm W. J., general insurance agent,
420 California, r. 2104 Van Ness Av
Callopy William, cigar packer, r. 141 Fifth
Callsen Peter, r. 1435 Pacific
Callundan Frederick P., clerk quarantine officer, r.
1618 Laguna
Callundan J. J., captain Morse's Patrol, r. 622 Twen-
ty-third
Callundan William T., patrolman Morse's Patrol, r.
622 Twenty-third
Caiman Rudolph, bill distributor, r. 311 Seventh
Calmann Adolph, bookkeeper, r. 522 Eddy
Calmann Julius, foreman P. F. Nolan & Sons. r. 622
Eddy
Calnan Daniel, r. 744 Folsom
Calnan John J., harnessmaker, r. 744 Folsom
Calnan Timothy, plasterer, r. 428 Clementina
Calnen Daniel, r. 177 Perry
Calnen John J., entry clerk Langley & Michaels, r.
177 Perry
Calnen Timothy C, liquor saloon, 2545 Mission
Calnon Edward J., r. 143 Natoma
Calnon Patrick, laborer, r. 143 Natoma
Calonge Francois, glass cutter Sullivan, Kelly & Co..
r. 1130 Market
Calsing .\melia, dressmaking, 437 Sixth
Calsing WilUara. blacksmith, r. 437 Sixth
Calvacca Joseph, peddler, r. 1609 Mason
Calvary Cemetery, St. Joseph's Av, bet Geary
and Turk
Calvary Presbyterian Chnrch, Rev. Samuel
P. Spreeher pastor, NW cor Powell and Geary
Calvert George, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
East Oakland
Calvert John, contractor, r. 812 Hyde
Calvert Jolm, druggist and apothecary, NW cor
Fourth and Howard
Calvert John L., varnisher, r. 915 Jackson
Calvert Mary A. Mrs., r. 1522 Devisadero
Calvert Thomas W., compositor, r. 813 Howard
Calvert William B., tea taster Castle Bros., r. 416
Hyde
Calvin Edward J., clerk, r. 1223 Stockton
Calvin Eugene J., gripman Market St. RR., r. 1834
Sanchez
Calvin William, waiter, r. 879 Market
Calway Nellie Mrs. r. 258 Eighth
Camaiano Giacomo, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
Caman Adolph, evangelist, r. 32 Cedar Lane
Camano Joseph, r.709 Vallejo
Camanos Lucas, cook, r. 4 Sherwood PI
Camarinos Demetrius G., commission merchant, 619
Sansome. and fruits. 433)4 Sutter, and SW cor
Washington and Sansome, r. 426 Powell
Camaziud August, brewer, r. 431 Pine
Cambernous Alexander, cooper, r. 424 Vallejo
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311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Cambet Pierre, laundryman, r. 33 Chenery
Cambhley Charles. cabiuetmak<r, r. 97 Fifteenth
Cauibleiu David A., clerk Sroufe & McCrum, r. 315
Jones
Carubleiu Mary F., teacher Turk Street Primary
I School, r. 315 Jones
Cambra Frederick J., barber, r. 1551 Market
Cambrian Hall, 1133 Mission
Cambridce Andrew, patternmaker, r. SE cor Fillmore
and Hayes
Cambridge James J., machinist W. T. Garratt & Co.,
r. 515 Taylor
Cambridge Oliver H., railroad foreman, r. 612 Fourth
Cambuston Gabriella Mrs., teacher Spanish Zeitska
Institute, r. 922 Post
Camden F. E., r. 1024 Howard
Camden Felix, liquor dealer, r. 15 Hubbard
Camden William, clerk, r. 820 M Jessie
Camera Peter (Camera fc Bro.) r. 612 M Broadway
Camera Manoela (Camera i Bro.) r. 628 Broadway
Camera N., cabinetmaker Sterling Furniture Co.. r.
1808 M Montgomery
Camera & Brother (Peter and Manoela) boots and
shoes, 628 Broadway
Cameron A. & Co. (Angus Cameron and Findlay Cum-
ming)wood turning and scroll sawing, 409 Mission
Cameron A. D., conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1710 Sacra-
mento
Cameron Alexander, conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1324;<
Pine
Cameron Alexander, machinist Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 434 Jessie
Cameron Angus (A. Cameron k Co.) r. 2210 Steiner
Cameron Annie E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 119 Ellis
Cameron Archibald B.. carpenter, r. 436 Haight
Cameron B. O.. r. 435 Natoma
Cameron C. S. Mrs., furnished rooms, 24 Sixth
Cameron Daniel, fireman, r. 629 Front
Cameron D. Mrs. (Mmes. Cameron & Crowe) r. 629
Valencia
Cameron Daniel, shipwright, r. 629 Valencia
Cameron Daniel F., gas regulator, r. 629 Valencia
Cameron D. C, student Theological Seminary, r. 119
Haight
Cameron Dugald, r. 747 Howard
Cameron Edward N., candymaker. r. 2308M Howard
Cameron E. W., laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r.7
Morris Av
Cameron George, groceries, 331 Bryant
Cameron George papercarrier, r. 82 Everett
Cameron George E., clerk stmr Gold, r. 17 Glen Park
Av
Cameron Hugh, machinist W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 308
Beale
Cameron J., laborer P. M. S3. Co.
Cameron James cook stmr Alameda
Cameron James, cook stmr Willamette
Cameron James, plumber, r. 13 Everett
Cameron James, woodturner, r. 2 Middle
Cameron James G., carpenter, r. 2308 M Howard
Cameron James S., patternmaker, r. 564 Folsom
Cameron John, clerk William J. Adams, r. Oakland
Cameron John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. N s
Sierra, bet Michigan and Georgia
Cameron John D., machinist, r. 837 Hayes
Cameron John W.. salesmMn, r. 449 Jessie
Cameron L.. watertender stmr Collma
Cameron Mary J., widow, r. 2112 Pine
Cameron Nathan, r. 18 Verona
Cameron Neil, trimmer Cal. Electric Light Co., r. 248
Jessie
Cameron Oliver P., newsagent, r. 640 Haight
Cameron R. M., quartermaster stmr City Rio de
Janeiro
Cameron Robert D., carriagemaker, r. 1726 Stevenson
Cameron Thomas H., blacksmith, r. 17 Glen Park Av
Cameron William, clerk John H. Gilmore, r. 542)^
FolBom
Cameron William, salesman, r. 1155 Market
Cameron William H., subscription clerk Chronicle,
r. 2 Middle
Cameron & Crowe (Mrs. D. Cameron and Mrs. L.
Crowe) dressmakers and milliners. 629 Valencia
Games Peter, laundry. 150 Shipley
Camtto Lawrence, wheelwright, r. 2016 Stockton
Camille Louis, waiter, r. 732 Washington
iUi<
laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
(Gil
CAMILLONI G. & CO.
seppe C'uinilluni) -wholesale aitcl retail
dealers fresli, ginokeil and salt figli, 5
Clay Street Market, and brancli stall 9
City Market, Oakland
Cauiilloui Giuseppe (G. Camilloni 4 Co.) r. 520 Val-
lejo
Cammack J. M., r.. Grand Hotel
Cammet Frank, r. 1019 Mission
Cammet John, agent Tannin Paste Co., 120 Fifth, r.
1019 Mission
Camous Andre, locksmith, 436 Bush
Camp C. E., surgeon, r. 150 Fourth
Camp Edward W., r. 908 Clay
Camp George K.. reporter Examiner, r. 110 Eddy
Camp G. W., compositor Francis. Valentine & Co., r.
276 Minna
Camp Henry C, agent, r. 514 Bush
Camp James M.. carriage trimmer William E. Shaw,
r. 512 Webster
Camp Max. commercial traveler, r. 313 Jessie
Camp Sarah Mrs., widow, r. 12 Eighth
Camp Theodore E., tinner, r. 1306 Larkin
Camp Treat B.. surveyor Dakin Publishing Co.
i^" Camp. See Campe and Kamp
Campana Angelo. tinsmith, r. 407 Filbert
Campana Baltista. tinsmith, r. 833 Pacific
Campana Pietro S., waiter Perini & Ferlnl, r. 521
Green
Campagne Armand, French laundry, 2020 Fillmore
Campbell , butcher Michelssen, Roth & Co., r.
SW cor Railroad Av and Trinidad
Campbell A. & H. C. (Alexander Sr., and Henry
C.) attorneys at law, 530 California
Campbf 11 A. E., barber, r. 609 Larkin
Campbell Alexander, baker stmr Alameda
Campbell Alexander, bookkeeper, r. Douglass, nr
Eighteenth
Campbell Alexander, carpenter, r. 921 Battery
Campbell Alexander, gardener, r. 820 H Jessie
Campbell Alexander Jr.. attorney at law, 636 Clay
Campbell Alexander Sr, (A. 4: H. C. Campbell) r. Oak-
land
Campbell Alexander J., calker, r. 572 Folsom
Campbell Amy T. Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 1220 Jackson
Campbell Annie B. Miss, teacher Washington Gram-
mar School, r. 122 I Jackson
Campbell Andrew L., contractor, r. 1531 Howard
Campbell Arthur C, cashier Oregon Improvement
Co., r. 304 Turk
Campbell Bernard, watchman Golden Age Mill Co.
Campbell Bridget, widow, r. 13 Geneva
Campbell C, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Campbell C. waiter Palace Hotel
Campbell C. Mrs., widow, r. 12 Hollis
Campbell Catherine, widow, r. W s Clara Av. nr Sey-
enteenth
Campbell C. E. Miss, teacher Washington Grammar
School, r. 139 Fourth
Campbell Charles, r. 15 Dehone
Campbell Charles, commercial traveler Botbin Mnfg
Co., r. 12H Albion Av
Campbell Charles P., secretary Clay St. Hill
RK. Co. r. 1220 Jackson
Campbell Charles R., bellman, r. 614 Sutter
Campbell Colin (Campbell & Sanderson) r. Oakland
Campbell Daniel, coalpasser stmr Starbuck
DRAPERIES.
Special attention given to making up Draperies and
Canopies for Lodges, Societies, etc.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MAEKET STREET,
>;ext above palace hotel.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Mamifacturers of Show Cases
and Storo Fixtures.
37 MarM SI
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Campbell Daniel, helper Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works
Campbell Daniel, horse trainer, r. 3221 Sacramento
Campbell Daniel, laborer, r. W s Kansas, bet Nevada
and Humboldt
Campbell Donald Y., attorney at law, 530 California,
r. Oakland
Campbell Duncan, longshoreman, r. 1304)4 Montgom-
ery, rear
Cuinpbell E. li., attorney at law, 230 Montgom-
ery, room 2, r. 125-t Oaliloruia
Campbell Emanuel, stonecutter, r. 1644 M Mission
Campbfll Emanuel Mrs., varieties, 1644 jj Mission
Campbell E. N., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 905
Market
Campbell Felix, laborer Calvarv Cemetery, r. 1613
Turk
Campbell Francis, laborer, r. 324 Tehama
Campbell Frank, helper Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works
Campbell Frank, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 9 Alvarado
Campbell George, engineer, r. 612 Howard
Campbell George A., clerk, r. 206 Eddy
Campbell George A., fireman, r. 65 Tehama
Campbell George D., attorney at law, 230 Montgom-
ery, room 18, r. Petaluma
Campbell George J., salesman, r. 1011 Post
Campbell George T. (Cal. Bellows Mnfg Co.) r. 935
Howard
Campbell George W., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 911
Minna
Campbell H. Mrs., widow, r. 32 Fourth
Campbell Henry C. (A. & H. C. Campbell) r.
Saucelito
Campbell H. C, secretary Pac. Bridge Co., i Califor-
nia, r. Oakland
Campbell Hubbard J., clerk Hawley Bros' Hardware
Co., r. 1310 Hyde
Campbell J. Alexander, salesman Tubbs & Co., r. W
s Douglass, bet Elgbteentb and Nineteenth
Campbell James (Cal. Bellows Mnfg Co.) r. 703 Mar-
ket
Campbell James, carpenter, r. 1824 Market
Campbell James, currier Buckingham & Hecht, r.
123 Germania
Campbell James, laundryman, r. 512 Bush
Campbell James, marblepolisher Ruffino & Bianchi,
r. 119 Townsend
Campbell James, varieties, 243 Fourth
Campbell James A. (N. Gray & Co.) r. 711 Jones
Campbell James A., calker, r. 572 Folsom
Campbell James A., teamster, r. 636 Commercial
Campbell James D., cook, r. 20 Rausch
Campbell James, blacksmith, r. 270 Braunan
Campbell James F., clerk, r. 3 5^ Larkin
Campbell James H., driver, r. 12 Hollis
Campbell James H., driver, r. 1515 Fillmore
Campbell James J., cooper J. H-. Holden, r. 251 Minna
Campbell James J., gilder S. & G. Gump, r. 513
Minna
Campbell James W., blacksmith, r. 2226 Howard
Campbell James W., clerk, r. 636 Commercial
Campbell James W. H., receiver Section 1, Seawall,
r. 816 Lombard
Campbell J. Byrd (Campbell & Co.) r. 405 Powell
Campbell Johanna, widow, r. Ill Vallejo
Campbell J. J., shampooer Hammam Baths
Campbell John, r. 384 Dolores
Campbell John, capitalist, office 330 Pine, rooms 1-3,
r. 1519 Van Ness Av
Campbell John, carpenter, r. 540 Folsom
Campbell John, contractor, r. 1531 Howard
Campbell John, farmer, r. 430 Shotwell
Campbell John, fireman stmr San Rafael, r. Saucelito
Campbell John, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. W s
Kansas, bet Nevada and Humboldt
Campbell John, peddler, r. 109 Minna
FRATINGFR & CO.
MOURNING SUITS
MADE AT SHORTEST NOTICE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
MARBLE WASH STANDS.
WAMJI BASINS. BASIN COCKS. .
Lane's Sanitary Basin Trap effecinally exclndes sewer gas
"V^. E- "ij^A-nSTE,
PL.TTMBER, 505 KEARNY STREET.
EstabUshed 1S60. Telephone 315.
Campbell John, plumber, r. 465 Tehama
Campbell John, porter International Hotel, r. 1428
Pacific
Campbell John, porter W. F. Obermeyer
Campbell John, shoemaker. 2123 Mission
Campbell John A., machiulst, r. 521)4 Fourth
Campbell John A., salesman, r. E s Douglass, nr
Eighteenth
Campbell John, bricklayer, r. W s Clara Av, bet Sev-
enteenth and Eighteenth
Campbell John D., carpenter, r. 526 Linden Av
Campbell John J., clerk, r. 316 La«una
Campbell John J., clerk, and extraman Engine No.
6, r. 964 Folsom
Campbell John M., teamster, r. 217 Clara
Campbell John W., shipjoiner, r. 613 Bush
Campbell John V., bellman, r. 132'>!4 Sacramento
Campbell Joseph, teamster, r. 401 Fifth
Campbell Joseph H., student, r. 2212 5^ Fillmore
Campbell Lawrence A., teamster, r. SU Sherwuod PI
Campbell Lewis A., clerk, r. 1520 Stockton
Campbell Lewis K., laborer, r. 1325 H Sacramento
Campbell Lillie Miss, seamstress, r. '27 Lily Av
Campbell Louis, butcher, r. 413 Powell
Campbell Louis E., lawyer, r. 1719 Laguna
Campbell Louis L., shipcarpenter, r. 21 Powell
Campbell Lyman C, painter, r. 136 Julian Av
Campbell M., coalpasser stmr Santa Rosa
Campbell Maria, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fao-
tory, r. 12 Hollis
Campbell Mark, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. 310 Linden Av
Campbell Mark Jr., carpenter, r. 310 Linden Av
Campbfcll Mary Miss, cigarmaker, r. W s Kansas, bet
Nevada and Humboldt
Campbell Mary, widow, r. W s Kansas, bet Nevada,
and Humboldt
Campbell Mary Ann Mrs., dressmaking, 755 Brannan
Campbell Mary J. Mrs., r. 1405 Church
Campbell Michael, engineer, r. 629 Frout
Campbell Michael F.. contractor, r. 252 Jessie
Campbell Milton, teamster, r. 1713 Mission
Campbell Murdock, ship hardware, 7 Steuart, r. 1705
Stevenson
Campbell Murdock A., shipwright, r. 925 Howard
Campbell Patrick H., groceries and liquors, 33 Clem-
entina, r. 43 Tehama
Campbell Patterson A., r. 1522 Broadway
Campbell Peter H., assistant superintendent Clay St.
RR., r. 12.'0 Jackson
Campbell Philip, whitener, r. 17 Madison Av, rear
Campbell Ralph, typecaster, r. NE cor Waller and
Schrader
Campbell Ralph Jr., wagonmaker, r. cor Schrader and
Waller
Campbell Ralph E.. blacksmith B. Gallagher, r. 216
Mission
Campbell Robert, machinist, r. 5 Bay
Campbell Robert, miner, r. 1211 Clay rear
Campbell Robert.foiler stmr Bay City .jr. i8Rincon PI
Campbell Robert, salesman, r. 761 J^ Howard
Campbell Robert E., boilermaker Union Iron Works,
r. E 8 Minnesota, bet Solano and Mariposa
Campbell Robert H., bartender, r. 863)4 Market
Campbell Robert J., engineer, r. 5 Bay
Campbell Rosa, laundress International Hotel
Campbell Rose Miss, spooler Golden Gate Woolen
Mills, r. W s Kansas, bet Nevada and Humboldt
Campbell Ruth G. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar
School, r. 1220 Jackson
Campbell Samuel G., commercial traveler, r.2325 Pine
Campbell Sarah, fruits, 211 Sixth
Campbell Sarah Miss, weaver Golden Gate Woolen
Mills, r. W s Kansas, bet Nevada and Hamboldt
Campbell Shadrick, policeman, r. 112 Jackson
Campbell Stephen D., engineer, r. 18 54 Ridley
Campbell Thomas, clerk Tax Collector's OlBce, r. 270
Brannun
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All Sizes and Xuiubers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Campbell Thomas Jr., blacksmith, r. 270 Brannan
Campbell Thomas, longshoreman, r. 34 Silver
Campbell Thomas A., expressman, r. 3119 Sixteenth
Campbell Thomas E., salesman J. J. O'Brien k Co.,
r. 29 Grant Av
Campbell Thomas J., mason, r. W s Clara Av, bet
Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Campbell Thomas J., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
522 Union
Campbell "Vernon, secretary California Savings
and Loan Society. 1 Powell, r. 507 Florida
Campbell Walter C, clerk, r. 1820 Turk
Campbell William, janitor, r. 1206 Powell
Campbell William, seaman stmr Starbuck
Campbell William, upholsterer, r. 513 Minna
Campbell William A., cook, r. 906 Pacific
Campbell William E., engineer, r. 415 Eighteenth
Campbell William H., cemetery fence builder, r.
3413 Geary
Campbell William H., clerk law dept S. P. Co. r. 540
Twenty-third
Campbell William H., commission merchant, 402
Front, room 5. r. 628 Twenty-third
Campbell William H., painter, r. 651 Minna
Campbell William H. Jr., collector, r. 2301 Devisadero
Campbell William J. bartender. G. A. F. Jansen, r.
NE cor First and Brannan
Campbell William J. G., r. 1925 Filbert
Campbell William T., letter carrier PoSt Office, r. 12
Hollis
CampbeU & Co. (J. Byrd Campbell and W. New-
ton Bennington) collectors, 235 Kearny, rooms 3-4
Campbell & Sanderson (Colin Campbell and A. A.
Sanderson) attorneys at law, 530 California
Campe Charles, salesman, r. 1512 Pacific Av
Campe Frederick, groceries, SW cor Fourth and Te-
j hauia. r. 306 Tehama
I Campe George, waiter, r. 242 Minna
j Campe Harry, r. 366 Eleventh
Campe Harry M., salesman M. & C. Mangels, r. 1605
Howard
Campe Henry (Siebe, Campe & Co.) r. 1605 Howard
j Campe James N., student, r. 1532 Polk
tsr Campe. See Camp and Karap
Cainpl'8 Restaurant, Ildefonse Cuenin proprie-
I tor, 531-533 Clay
. Campi'sRe.'itaurant, Sartori &Fantini proptrs, 38-35 Ji
I O'Farrell
\ Campion Albert, r. 123^ Shipley
I Campion Benjamin W., attorney at law, 305 Sansome,
I r. Sunol, Cal.
Campion Edward, laundryman, r. 529 Mission
I Campion Edward C. clerk, r. 110 Langton
Campion George, clerk, r. 511 Mason
Campion John, boxmaker, r. 125 Clinton
■ Campion John, clerk, r. 26 Turk
Campion Michael, fireman stmr Starbuck
Campion Michael, laundryman, r. 563 Brj-ant
1 Campion Patrick, car conductor, r. Fell, bet Scott and
1 Devisadero
'■ Campion Thomas, teamster American Cracker Co.,
I r. 1.520 J4 Post
Ctmpobello Enrico, teacher music, 131 Post r. 215 Post
Campodonico Charles, driver A. Galli& Co., r. ISPres-
j cott
Campodonico G., moulder D. Ghiradelli & Sons, r.
813 Pacific
Campodinico Gaetano, vegetables, Colombo Market
Campodonico Joseph, seaman, r. 14 Union PI
Campodonico Pasquale, laborer, r. 14 Union PI
Campodonico Pasquale. teamster, r. 17 Prescott
Campodonico Stephen (Piaggio & Campodonico) r. 4
Caroline PI
Caniiiffo Charles, shipwright, r. 3.34 Fremont
Camuffo Richard, shipwright, r. 1521 Mason
Cauaher M. P., blHcbsmitb. r. 212 First
Canal John, bushelman J. R. Smith .t Co.,r. N s Mie-
siou nr Third
Canale Michael, seaman, r. 3 Vallejo
Caualizo .\ntoiiio, student, r. 1G17 Powell
Caiializo Jorge L. (W.Loaiza) r. 1617 Powell
Canary John, r. 1602 Taylor
Canaviin Andrew, carriage painter, r 237 Minna
Cauavnn bartley, cabinetmaker The Brunswick-Balke-
Collender Co , r. 105 Hayes
Cauavan Edward, clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 105
Hayes
Canavan Elizabeth, widow r. 273 Jessie
Can;ivan Elizabeth, widow, r. 636 Jessie
Canavan James, cigar dealer, r. 532 Vallejo t
Canavan Jane, widow, r. 557 Fourth
Cauavan John, laborer, r. E s Dolores nr Eighteenth
Canavan John T., bookbinder John B. Mclntyre,
r. 210 Jones
Canavan Margaret, widow, r. 210 Jones
Cauavan Matthew J., painter, r 1918 Pacific Av
Canavan Nora, domestic, r. 237 Minna
Canavan Patrick, r. 237 Minna
Canavan Patrick P., butcher, 303 Sixth, r. 1129 Howard
Canavan Patrick F., painter, r. 2928 Washington
Canavan Patrick F., groceries and liquors, 8W cor
Bush and Devisadero
Canavan Thomas, helper Union Iron Works, r. 557
Fourth
Canavan William, seaman, r. 263 East
B^Canavan. See Cannavan
Cancieune Desire, carpenter, r. 523 Mission
Candage Wildes P., sawyer Truckee Lumber Co.'s Box
Factory, r. 510 Ninth
Candaii Felix (Candau & Dupre) r. 15 Hubbard
Candaii J: Diipre (Felix Candaii and Gtat Dupre)
wines and liquors, 213 Third
Candeze Peter, waiter Geo. H. Richard, r. 304 Fifth
Candida Missini L., grocer, r. 525 Union
Candioto Salvatore, barber, r. 1318 Dupont
Cane Alfred, dentist, r. 6 Turk
Cane Gustavus A., barber, r. 115 Fourteenth
Cane John, boarding, 217 Broadway
Cane Julius B., hackman, r. 7 Capp
Cane Marshall, glazier, r. 115 Fourteenth
e^ Cane. See Cahen, Cahn, Cain, Kean, Kain and
Kane
Canepa Andrea, macaronimaker Ravenna, Ghirar-
delli & Co., r. Oakland
Canepa B , scavenger, r. 607 Union
Canepa C. Mrs., midwife, r. 333 Montgomery Av
Canepa Florence, tailoress. 765 Mission, r. Oakland
Canepa Giacomo, r 14 Union PI
Canepa Glo B., laborer, r. 1717 Stockton
Canepa James, peddler, r. 9 Louisa
Canepa Lawrence, scavenger, r 532 Green
Canepa Peter, baths, 325 Montgomery Av, r. 323
Montgomery Av
Canessa Andrea, scavenger, r. 1804 Stockton
Canessa Paride (Cevasco & Canessa) r. 1009 Mason
Canevassinnl Joseph, waiter, r. 9 Alice
Canfield Colbert A., traveling salesman Van Voss &
Co., r. Santa Cruz
Canfield John W., with Sroufe & McCrum, r. 1 Kim-
ball
Canfield Martin, laborer, r. 85 West Mission
Canfield Patrick, laborer Morton & Bowie, r. Oakland
Canfield R. J., clerk S. F. Produce Exchange, r. Ala-
meda
Canfield William, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Canginna Jennie Miss, shirtmaker, r. 424 Shotwell
Canham Frederick (Morgan Bros. & Canham) r. 114J4
Shotwell
Canham Mary J. Miss, teacher Spring Valley Gram-
mar School, r. 1712 Pacific Av
Canham Thomas P., painter, r. 10 Salmon
Cannavan James, longshoreman r. 32 Clarence PI
Cannavan Mark, laborer, r. NE cor Washington and
Broderick
Cannavan Michael (Cannavan & Smith) r. 913 >4
Mission
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' AND TOOTHS' SDITS
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"THE HASTINGS."
OFERIU Tin h Co. OF LOKHIN
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Wld. SEZTOIT, Asst, Uauger.
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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Cannavan ^ Siultb (Michael Cannavan and Harry
Smith) liquor saloon, 1164 Market
t^ Cannavau. S^-e Canavan
Canney Foxel J., homoeopathic physician. 609 Hayes
Canney W.D., clerk Methodist Book Depository, r.
609 Hayes
Canning Bridget, widow, r. 12 Boardman PI, rear
Canning Charles J. H., clerk Heuke & Kiick, r. NW cor
Twenty-fourth and Potrero Av
Canning H. Mrs. r. 818 Sutter
Canning Henry, fireman stmr Queen of the Pacific, r.
21 Clementina
Canning James, clerk, r. 16 Hawthorne
Cannini{ JameK D., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson ,
r. 16Howthorne
CanniDRJohn, machine operator Buckingham &
Hei ht, r. 616 Jessie
Canning .Margaret, widow, r. 615 Chestnut
Cannon Edward C, telegraph operator, r. 532 Bryant
Cannon Evan, photographer William Shew, r. Oak-
land
Cannon Henry, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Cannon Hugh J., teamster, r. 12!) Freelon
Cannon James, laborer, r. 204 Perry
Cannon Jam^s, laborer, r. SW cor Adams and Army
Cannon James, molder William Aiford, r. NE cor
Franklin and Geary
Cannon James W.. laborer Pac. Boiling Mrll, r. S s
Sierra, bet Michigan and Georgia
Cannon John, expressman, r. 203 Seventeenth
Cannon John, expressman, r. 2100 Howard
Cannon John, fireman stmr Oakland
Cannon John, machine operator, r. 616 Jessie
Cannon John, porter A.W. Manning, r. 13 Hampton PI
Cannon John, upholsterer F. S. Chadbourne & Co., r.
r. Freelon, bet Fourth and Fifth
Cannon John J., stevedore, r. 203 Seventeenth
Cannon Lawrence, laborer Union Iron Works, r. N s
Shasta, bet Illinois and Michigan
Cannon Patrick, laborer, r. Malacca, bet Susquehan-
na, and Yazoo
Cannon Patrick, upholsterer F. S. Chadbourne & Co.,
r. Freelon, bet Fourth and Fifth
Cannon Bobert F., laborer Pac. Boiling Mill, r. S 8
Sierra, bet Michigan and Georgia
Cannon Sophie S., wiaow, r. 609 Shotwell
Cannon Thomas, laborer, r. 7 Sanchez
Cannon Thomas, teamster William Kerr, r. 903 Bat-
tery
Cannon Thomas E., laborer, r. 129 Freelon
Cannon Thomas E., teamster William H. Winn, r. W
8 Vermont, bet Sonoma and Yolo
Cannon Thomas F., printer, r. 411 Sansome
Cannon's Hall, 2102 Howard
Canny Patrick, longshoreman, r. 625 Davis
Canon John, wheelwright B. Grave & Co., r. 107
Twenty-fourth
Canonico Ambrozio. tinsmith, r. 723 Vallejo, rear
Canoni'-o Fedele, tinsmith, r. 723^ Vallejo
Caneon Benjamin, dresser S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. Black Point
Cantaloube Julia Mrs., nurse French Hospital
Cantelow William, farmer, r. 848 Grove
Canten Morri8, laborer, r. 629 Valencia
Canterbury James, lather, r. 1815 Webster
Cantet Mary Mrs., r. 202 Langton
Cantigan John, laborer, r. 17 Zoe, rear
Cantin Eugene J., salesman Bancroft- Whitney Co., r.
Oakland
Cantlan Richard, laborer, r. 20 Sumner
CantUn John, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r. 39
Madieon Av
Canton Insurance Office (Limited) of Hong
Kong, Parrott & Co. agents, 306 California
Cantor Joseph, traveler Rothschild & Hadenfeldt, r.
349 Grove
Cantrell Edwin B., foreman National Iron Works, r.
1216 Larkin
DR. BAZAN'S
THEKMO-EI.ECTKIC
RUSSIAN aM TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batls GiYen.
415 SUTTER STREET. 413
BOILERS and STOVES
Connected lor Hoi and Cold Water in ine best manner
WATEK BACKS, WATER HEATEKS,
Of all kinds made and repaired.
W. E . LANE,
PLUMBER, 505 KBARNT STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Cantrell Joseph, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 19J8 Greenwich
Cantn 11 Mattie. burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 1928 Greenwich
Cantrell Thomas, shoemaker, r. 227 Minna
Cantrell Tbomas G. (Marshutz & Cantrell) r. 1216
Larkin
Oantrowith Joseph, clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 1624
Howard
Cantrowlth Mattie Miss, hair worker, r. 1624 Howard
Cantwell Mrp.. widow, r. 236^ Sixth
Cantwell Herbert C, (Cantwell & Co.) r. 8 Sixth
Cantwell Mary Miss, r. 1236 Bush
Cantwell Morris, teamster, r. 414 Natoma
Cantwell.*; Co. (Herbert C. Cantwell and Howard C.
Tibbitts) photographic printing. 8 Sixth
Canty Cornelius S., laborer, r. 45 Ecker
Canty Daniel, candymaker, r. 531 Shotwell, rear
Canty Daniel, plumber, 2710)4 Folsom
Canty D. William, harnesamaker William Davis, r.
28 !« Louisa
Canty Hugh, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 27 Jj Bitch
Canty J. F., cook, r. 216 Post
Canty John, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Canty M., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Canty Michael, peddler, r. 28 Louisa
Canty Michael E., harnesRmaker, r. 28H Louisa
Canty Patrick, lamplighter and, extraman Hose No.
8, r. 1890 Broadway
Canty Thomas, lamplighter and extraman Engine No.
8. r. 1616 Pacific Av
Canty Thomas F., harnessmaker, r. 10 Alice
Canty Thomas L., wool scourer, r. 271054 Folsom
Canty William, with Tivoli Opera House, r. 21 Annie
Canty William, harnessmaKer, r. 28H Louisa
Canty William, janitor, r. 4 Margaret PI
Canty William, seaman, r. 263 East
Canucken Michael, r. 4:i9 Twenty-ninth
Cany Michael, laborer, r. 12 Anthony
Caorsi Louis C, laborer, r. 113 Perry
Capdeveille Peter French laundry. 101 Oak
Capdeveille Theodore (Capdevielle & Lacoste) r. 218
Montgomery Av
Capdevielle & Lacoste (Theodore Capdevielle and J.
Lacoste) liquor saloon. 218 Montgomery Av
Capek Joseph v., printer F. Korbel & Bro., r. 1310
Hayes
Capell Charles, master schr Mary Joseph
Capell Howell P., bookkeeper E. T. Allen, r. East
Oakland
Capelli Antonio, teamster, r. 419 Grove
Capelli Carlo, laborer, r. 13 Varennes
Capelli Charles C, real estate, r. 13 Varennes
Capelli David F., tobacco assorter Louis Wertheimer
& Co.. r. 1 Scotland
Capelli Giuseppe, scavenger, r. 208 Francisco, rear
Capelli Jacob, laborer, r. 24 Dorland
Capelli Joseph, cellarman, r. 1 Scotland
Capelli Julia Mrs., r. 1 Scotland
Capelli Michael, fishdealer, r. 13 Varennes
Capen Mary S., widow, r. 314 Hayes
Capen W. Franklin, furniture dealer, r. 314 Hayes
Caper Joseph, printer, r. 1310 Hayes
Capion Julius, butcher Palace Hotel
Capion Lorenz F., laborer, r. 12 Langton, rear
Capitol House, F, L. Turpin proprietor, 537 Sac-
ramento
Capitol Mills, Deming Palmer-Milling Co. pro-
prietors. 114-116 Sacramento
Capitol Saloon, John D. Will proprietor, 226
Montgomery
Caplan Edmund, laborer, r. 249 Minna
CaplesE. A., reporter Alta, r. 137 Montgomery
Caplice John, laborer Matthew Nunan, r. 728)i Na-
toma
Caplice Michael C. painter, r. 728 Natoma
Capp A. B., teacher Heald's Business College, 24 Post
Capp Charles S. (C. S. Capp & Oo.) r. 1214 McAllister
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
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ALL. SIZKS.
309, 311, 313. 315 and 317 MAEKET STREET
(^ CAPP 0. S. & CO.rCUar.es
Cuppl rei.l estate agents, rent collectors
and conveyancers, 638 Market opp.
Palace Hotel
Cappel Bernard, employee Union Iron WorkB, r. 707
Braunan
Cappel James, laborer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 218 Pnion
Cappell Thomas J., r. Seventeenth nr Eureka
Cappelle Herman E., cutter Samuel R. Krouee, r. 28
Rausch
Cappelletti a. V. (Cappelletti & Behrnd) r. 6 Eldy
Cappelletti & Belirntl (Q. V. Cappelletti and
Gustav Behrnd) architects, 97 St. Ann's Bldg
Cappeg Frank, steward, r. 38 M Tehama
Capplni Giacomo, laborer, r. 401 Pacific
Capriviza John, teamster, r. 1110 Montgomery
Capron John S., capitalist, r. 4U Eddy
Capron Lewis, laborer, r. 12)4 Langton, rear
Cspurro Antonio, engineer D. Ghirardelli & Sons, r.
818 P.icific
Capurro August, porter Hawlev Bros. Hardware Co.,
r. 4 Lafayette PI
Capurro Charles, porter, r. 4 Lafayette PI
Capurro David, clerk Hawley Bros. Hardware Co., r.
4 Lafayette PI
Capurro G., wine dealer, r. G^ Lafayette PI
Capurro Frank, cook Peter Damianovioh, r. 217 Sixth
Capurro John, porter Hawley Bros. Hardware Co., r.
4 Lafayette PI
Capurro Luigi, bricklayer, r. 14 Cadell Alley
Capwell H. C, salesman Brown & Metzner, r. 310
Hyde
Capyian P. M., clerk, r. 419 Stockton
Caraffa Mar^uirit.i, widow, r. 406 Green
Carafifa Paulo, clerk, r. 406 Green
Carah John H., machinist S. F. Tool Co., r. 10 Ford
Carlierry Chaiies, painter, r. 712 Grove
Carberry Cormac, carpenter, r. 261 O^itavia
Carberry Edward, seam in, r. 728 Lombard
Carberry James, laborer, r. 425 Sierra
Carberry John, carpenter, r. 307 Oak
Carberry John J., ciirrlagewasher, r. 41 Louisa
Carberry Patrick, carpenter and builder, r.257 Octavia
Carberry Robert, planer Hatch & Weston, r. 7 Bagley
CARBOLIC SMOKE BALL.
parlors 65'4 Market, cor Kearny, sec-
ond floor, rooms 7-10, cnres catarrh
and all head, throat and lung diseases
Carbon Hill Coal Co. (Washington Territory)
Charles F. Crocker president, Frank S. Douty
secretary, NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 4
Carbone Andreas, marbleworker, r. 322 Vallejo, rear
Carbone Giacomo, candyuiaker L. Demartini & Co.,
r. 618 Filbert
Carbone Joseph (Carbone & Monti) r. Alameda
Carbone Joseph (L. Di^martini & Co.) r. 518 Filbert
Carbone & Monti (Joseph Carbone and Paul Monti)
florists, 343 Kearny
Carbonl Andrew, engineer Joseph Musto
Oarbos John, porter William Schreiber
Card Clark B., expressman Kohler & Chase, r. Oak-
land
Card C. W., surgeon stmr Mariposa
Card Ei^erton F., physician California Woman's Hos-
pital
Card George, watchman, r. SE cor Maine and Har-
rison
Card John, teamster Max Morgenthau, r. 1205 Valen-
cia, rear
Card William H., dentist, 413 Bush, r. Alameda
Cardan William F., restaurant, 806 Mission
Cardiff George, with Tait & Hainque. r. 319 Tehama
Cardiff Joseph, plumber G. &E. Snook, r. 319 Tehama
Cardiff Richard, plumber, r. 319 Tehama
Cardinell Charles A., calker, r. 25 Clinton
Cardinell John A., machinist S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 2104 Hyde
Carding Frederick A., painter, r. 813 Shotwell
Cardozo John (Cardozo fc Uaptista) r. 22 Garden
Cardozo Joseph C, painter and paperhanger, 900>j
Filbert
Cirdozo Peter, waiter, r. 304 Fifth
Cardozo Wilford. clerk Meudelson Bros, r. 22 Garden
Cardozo A; Baptista (John Cardozo and Jose Baptista)
proptrs Lisbon House, 315 Drumm .
Cardwell James, hostler Sutter St. KR., r. 411 San-
some
Carer P., expressman, cor Steuart and Mission, r. 516
Octavia
Cares William C, Ironer TJ. S. Laundry, r. 3011 Six-
teenth
Caresmel Henry, dyeing works, 234 Montgomery Av,
r. 3 Antonio
Caretto Emilio C, painter, r. 442 Bush
Carew Francis P., painter, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 3, r. 429 Ivy Av
Carew George A., porter, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 3. r. 1425 Market
Carew Thomas R., shipping clerk Fechheimer, Good-
kind Jt Co., r. 326 Fell
Carew William A., painter, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 3, r. 926 Natoma
Carey Mrs., r. 12 >s Preston PI
Carey , teamster, r. 911 Sansome
Carey Annie M. T. Miss, teacher St. Joseph's Convent,
r. 1830 Market
Carey Agnes A. Miss, teacher Fairmount Primary
School, r. Jersey, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-
fifth
Carey Asa B., major and paymaster U. S. A., r. Presidio
Carey Bridget, widow, r. 25 Anthony
Carey Catherine, widow, r. 45 Fulton
Carey Cornelius, laborer, r. 61 West Mission
Carey Edmund, laundryman, r. 3015 Sixteenth
Carey Edward P., finisher Buckingham & Hecht, r.
214 Jersey
Carey Ellen, widow, r. lOHH Morris Av
Carey Emma Miss, saleslady Freud & Sons, r. Ill
Scott
Carey George E., saddletreemaker, r. Ill Scott
Carey Henry W., laborer, r. 1414 Pacific
Carey J., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Carey James, bakery, 1314 Eddy
Carey James, laborer, r. 4 Myrtle Av
Carey James, hostler Central RR., r. Eddy, bet Bu-
chanan and Webster
Carey James, tailor, r. 812 Broadway
Carey James A., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
1044 Army
Carey Jeremiah C, machinist Union Iron Works, r.
165 Perry
Carey J. L., cashi-jr Wigwam Theater
Carey John, baker, r. 306 Filbert
Carey John, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
519 Birch Av
Carey John, teamster, r. NE cor Florida and Bntte
Carey John F., hackman, r. 915 1^ Mission
Carey John M., laborer, r. Alabama, bet Twenty-fifth
and Twenty-sixth
Carey John T., U. S. Attorney, Appraisers' Bldg,
third floor, r. Grand Hotel
Carey Kern, longshoreman, r. 212 Broadway
Carey Lawrence, teamster, r. .57 Shipley
Carey Lone A., widow, r. 630 Church
Carey Louise E. Miss, r. Ill Scott
Carey Margaret Mrs., r. 11 Mariposa Terrace
Carey Mary, widow, r. 519 Birch Av
Carey Mary E. C. Miss compositor, r. 27 Minna
Carey Maurice, boarding and lodgings, 27 Minna
Carey Michael, laborer, r. 1230 Alabama
Carey Michael, laborer, r. 12 Anthony
Carey Michael, liquor saloon, 670 Howard, r. 158 Te-
hama
WHOLESAXE AND EETAIL
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Hannfactnrers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
Also the finest grades of Clarets, Hocks, ) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
Burgundies, Sauterues, Ports and Sherries j 530 WASHIITOTOIT STBEI^.
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Oarey Michael, plumber, r. 45 Fulton
Carey Olivia L. Miss, tailoress. r. 27 Minna
Carey Patrick, gripman, r. NE cor Baker and McAl-
lister
Carey Patrick, peddler, r. 19 Hinckley
Carey Paul, diBbwasher, r. 869 Market
Caroy Ralph, carpenter, r. 124 Turk
Carey Simon, baker M. Curran, r. 717 Brannan
Carey Thomas, engineer, r. 30 Fell
Carey Thomas, roadmastor, r. 409 Stevenson
Carey Thomas N., r. 213 Jones
Oarey Walter, draftsman, r. 725 Pine
Carey William, warehouseman Haslett & Bailey, r.
Berkeley
Carey William Jr., warehouseman Haslett & Bailey,
r. 68 Shipley
Carey William H., bootblack, r. 1414 Pacific
X^ Carey. See Gary
Carfont Mark, seaman, r. 403 Broadway
Oarigg Henry T., painter, r. 1030 Howard
Carillo Alexander, horseclipper, r. Montgomery Court,
nr Broadway
Carillo John, engineer, r. 620 Fourth
Carillo Dolores, dressmaker, r. 513 Vallejo
Carit J. Alfonso, capitalist, r. 2414 Fillmore
Carl Andrew, cooper, 204 Commercial, r. lOBoardman
PI
Carl Fred. F., cook, r. 1049 Market
Carl J. H., r. 1201 Folsom
Carl John, teamster, r. 1810 Larkin
Carl Joseph, waiter Tesmore & Krill, r. 1422 Pacific
Carl Joseph A., cofifee saloon, 1436 Market, r. 1422
Pacific
Carl Nelson, laborer, r. 922 Battery
Carl William, cooper Andrew Carl, r. 10 BoardmanPl
Carl William H.. cooper,r.NEcor Eighth and Brannan
l»- Carl. See Earl
Carle Auguste, notions, 1512 Stockton
Carle Mary E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 600 Geary
Carlcn Charles, machinist, r. 404 Ninth
Carlen John W., bookkeeper K. G. Dun & Co., r. Oak-
land
B^ Carlen. See Carlin
Carlensen Oscar, baker, r. 1924 Howard
Carles Henry, laborer, r. 725 Brannan
Carleson August, cook, r. 140 Minna
Carleson John, r. 364 Jessie
Carleson Sovereign, seaman, r. 217 Broadway
Carleton , engineer, r. 120 Fourth
Carleton Alonzo B., shoemaker R. P. Chase & Co.,
r. Oakland
Carleton Eliza Mrs., seamstress, r. 113 Natoma
Carleton George H., solicitor, r. 414 Van Ness Ay
Carleton H. P., clerk Chronicle, r. Oakland
Carleton Jerome, whitener James C. Sellers, r, 248
Ellis
Carleton Judson, conductor, r. 858 Folsom
Carleton N. A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 248 ElHs
Carleton S. B., book and job printer, 1501 Pine
B^ Carleton. See Carlton
Carli Clement, bartender, r. 519 Filbert
Carli Olinto, vegetables, 72 Colombo Market
Carlile Andrew S., liquor saloon, SW cor Seventeenth
and Sanchez
Carlile Robert A., bartender A. S. Carlile, r. SW cor
Seventeenth and Sanchez
Carlin Annie, widow, r. 735 Broadway
Carlin Carl, machinist, r. 526 Howard
Carlin Edward, gardener, r. 724 Brannan
Carlin Frank, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E s
Georgia, bet Sierra and Nevada
Carlin Henry J., clerk, r. 32 Laurel Av
Carlin John, city agent London, Northern, Queen and
Connecticut Ins. Cos., r. 2004 Pine
Carlin John, gardener, r. 12 Clara
Carlin John J., cigarmaker, r. 1235 Market
Carlin Lawrence, clerk, r. 29)4 Rausch
Carlin Patrick, laborer P. M. S. S. Co.
FRATINGER & CO.
OP ALL DESOEIPTIONS.
105 KEARNY StKEET.
JOHN HAIHifOND
GAS, WATER and STEAM
FITTING,
In all its Branches, Well Done.
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PLUMBER, 505 KEARNY STREET)
Established I860. Telephone 315.
Carlin Ruhbrd. night watchman Risdon L and .L
Works, r. 532 Mission
Carlin Richard J., gasfitter, r. 262 Jessie
Carlin Roger, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 6J<i Garden
Carlin William, machinist, r. 643 Natoma
Carlin William, plumber, r. 521 Vallejo
Carlin William H., machinist Tatum & Bowen, r. 530
Howard
Carlin William J., bartender, r. 32 Laurel Av
83*" Carlin. See Carlen
Carlisle A. <& Co. (Albert Carlisle) manufactur-
ing and importing stationers, 226 California
Carlisle Albert (A. Carlisle & Co.) r. 1810 Turk
Carlisle Arthur R., draftsman Fulton Iron Works,
r. 458 Jessie
Carlisle Charles, gripman, r. 2705 Sutter
Carlisle Eleanor M. Mrs., teacher bhotwell Sreet Pri-
mary School, r. 1904 Devisadero
Carlisle George, special policeman, r. 1621 Dupont
Carlisle George 0., real estate, r. 1904 Devisadero
Carlisle James O., salesman, r. 2307 Broadway
Carlisle Robert, r. 1810 Turk
Carlisle Thomas S., bartender, r. 613 Stevenson
Carli Alonzo W., carpenter, r. 627 Grove
Carli F. A., r. 1049 Market
Carli Sarah Mrs., lodgings, 793 Mission
CarlmuUer Eugene, vocalist Tivoli Opera House
Carlo Frank, fruitdealer, r. 416 Broadway
Carlos Charles, harnessmaker, r. 831 Pacific
Carlos Felix, barber, r. 520 Broadway
Carlos Tiburcio, harnessmaker, 525 Pacific, r. 927
Washington
Carlos Timothy, nurse City and County Hospital
Carlos White Priming Co. The (Carlos White) steam
printers, 320 Sansome and 419 Sacramento
Carlquist Adolph, tailor, r. 627 Stevenson
Carls Eugene B., r. 20 Scott PI
Carls George W., butcher, r. 20 Scott PI
Carls Mary, widow, r. 20 Scott PI
Carlsen Carl, laborer Pac.Woodenware and Cooperage
Co.
Carlsen Charles J., figurepainter, r. 523 Pine
Carlsen Edith, domestic 2514 Market
Carlsen John I., upholsterer, r. 523 Pine
Carlsen Peter J., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Cas-
eins Hotel
Carlson A., boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mill
Carlson Adam, r. Ill Eleventh
Carlson August, cook E. B. Norton, r. 140 Minna
Carlson Brothers (Swan A. and Charles E.) liquor
saloon, 415 East
Carlson C. A., washer La Grande Laundry
Carlson C. C. H., entry clerk Carlson & Currier, r.
1708 Sacramento
Carlson Charles, boarding, 140 Folsom
Carlson Charles, seaman schr Ocean Spray, r. 66
Oregon
Carlson Charles, seaman stmr Coos Bay, r. 7 Clay
Carlson Charles, mate stmr Geo. W. Elder
Carlson Charles E. (Carlson Bros.) r. W s Prospect
Av, bet Lizzie and Cortland Av, B. H.
Carlson Charles E., janitor, r. 11 k Washington Av
Carlson Charles I., furniture, 223 Fourth, r. 2751 Oc-
tavia
Carlson Conrad, laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. 331 Bay
Carlson David O., waiter Joseph Hansen, r. 948 How-
ard
Carlson Edward (Carlson & Currier) r. '1708 Sacra-
mento
Carlson Frank, cook, r. 134 Fourth
Carlson Frank, tailor, r. 341 Jessie
Carlson Gustav, painter Palace Hotel
Carlson Gustav H. (Johnson h Carlson) r. 26 Turk
Carlson Jol)n, carpenter, r. 121 Morris Av
Carlson John, laborer, r. 54 First
Carlson John, tanner, r. 2604 Bryant Av
Carlson John G., wood, coal and coke, 313-315 First
Carlson John W., clerk Peter Johnson, r. 154 Tehama
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
48 to 50 Beale Mtreet, San Frandaco.
Dennett Jump Seats.
Traman, Isham & Hooker, 421-427 Market Bt
WH0L.£8AI^E: ASID B£TAJLI<.
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MANUFACTDRERa OF
Plain, Jnpanned and Stamped
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Carlson O. F., Resman, r. 116 Berry
Carlson Olof (Carlson & Anderson) r. 811J4 Kearny
Carlson Oluf, tailor, r. 8 Henrietta Square
Carlson Oscar, seaman schr Rainbow, r. 510 Howard
Carlson Otto S., tanner A. B. Patrick & Co., r. W s St.
John, bet Dominica and Servia
Carlson P., millman Pac. Rolling Mill
Carlson Peter, carpenter, r. 148 Pi-rry
Carlson S. seaman stmr Santa Rosa. r. 30 Clay
Carlson Samuel P., milkman, r. 115 Dorland
Carlson Swan A. (Carlson Bros.) r. Alameda
Carlson William, tanner, r. Twenty-fourth, bet Bry-
ant Av and Florida
Carlson & Anderson (Olof Carlson and John G. An-
derson) liquor saloon, 811 J^ Kearny
Carlson Si Currier (Edward Carlson and James
P. Currier) manufacturers Beldlng Brothers &
Co's spool, skein and embroidery silk, factory cor
Ecker and Stevenson, Balesroom and office 685
Market
Carlstou Henry, r. 338 Ritch
Carlton Charles C, commission and insurance, 311
California, r. 907 Pine
Carlton George E., storekeeper The Baldwin, r. 1025
Mission
Carlton H. C. Mrs., widow, r. 318 Taylor
Carlton Henry, insurance broker, 311 California, r.
2706 California
Carlton Henry H., correspondent Jones & Co., r. 2706
California
Carlton Philip S., stenographer Home and Phoenix
Ins. Cos., r. Oakland
Carlton Thomas, musician, r. 641 Stevenson
Carlton WiJllam H., surveyor, r. 1137 Mission
8^ Carlton. See Carl eton
Carlyon William H., porter W. H. Davis & Co., r. 871
Market
Carmack William D., bartender, r. 172 Clementina
Carman Benjamin F., receiver Sutter St. RB., r.
1625!^ Pine
Carman Clara, widow, r. 1625 M Pine
Carman Patrick, laborer, r. 3209 Fillmore
Carman Wnrren P., carpenter, r. 211 Chattanooga
Carman William, physician, 410 Post
Carman William Jr., collector, r. 514 Second
Carman William O., cabinetmaker, r. 237 54 Fifth
Carmany Cyrus W., cashier and secretary Sav-
ings and Loan Society, 621 Clay, r. East Oakland
CARMANY JOHN W.. ..,«.
and gents' fnrnighing goods, 25 Kear-
ny, r. 514 Hyde
Carmany Ringgold, bookkeeper Anglo-Californian
Bank, r. lOiC Oreen
Carmatz Adolph, watchmaker and jeweler, 527 San-
some, r. Ill Montgomery Block
Carmf lirh A. Mrs., widow, r. 3H3 Geary
Elias
CARMES ISLAND SALT WORKS
ni. Block proprietor, Pier H'S S'teuart,
importers and manufacturers Carmen
Island, Liverpool and Bay Salt, office
20T Front
Carmesa John, teamster, r. 0 Polk lane
Carmicbael D. Mrs., widow, bakery, 217 Sixteenth
Carmiohael Daniel, marble cutter, r. 221 Eighth, rear
Carmlchael John A. gents' furnishing goods, 1224
Market
Carmicbael Neil, policeman, r. 90 Montgomery Block
Carmo Jos^ M , seaman, r. 1112 Montgomery
Carniody Arthur, clerk, r 037 Mission
Carmody Arthur F., accountant Michelssen, Roth b
Co., r. 1540 Washington
Carmody Daniel, special policeman, r. 1001 Mason
Carmody John, laborer, r. 2 Pofero Av
Carmody John, peddler, r. 458 Natoiua
Carmody John, wool scourer, r. 411 Fifth
Carmody Martin, coach driver, r. 9U2 Montgomery
Cardody Michael, painter, r. 743 Tehama
Carmody Patrick, expressman, r. 22)4 Welsh
Carmona Adele, widow, r. l.'JOS Mason
Carn David B., compositor Frank Eastman & Co., r.
616 Powell
Carnall Nathan C, real estate, 26 Montgomery, r. Red-
wood City
Carnduff Frank F., editor and manager The Miners'
Advocate, 330 Pine, room 24, r. 15.'>2 Howard
Carnduff Frank F. Mrs., candy and varieties, 1552
Howard
Came Henry, pattern maker Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
421 Natoma
Carnegie George, machinist, Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
1813 Jessie
Carnell Eliza, widow, r. 975 Folsom
Caruell Henry, porter Bohemian Club, r. 721 Cali-
fornia
Carnell James, calker, r. 25 Clinton, rear
Carnell Joseph F., carrier Report, r. 974 Folsom
Carnell Robert, r. 144 Fifth
Carnell William H., porter Bohemian Club, r. 721
California
Carnell William N., steward Bohemian Club, r. 721
California
Carnes Frederick G., teacher music, r. 2018 Powell
Carnes George A., librarian Odd Fellows Library,
r. 13 Guy PI
Carnes Homer S., pattern maker, r, 945 Mission
Carnes John, laborer, r. 34 Gilbert
Carnes Walter, accountant Cal. Wire Works, r. 2018
Powell
Carnes William A., cashier Bancroft- Whitney Co., r.
226 Stockton
B^ Carnes. See Cairns and Kearns
Carney Francis I., machinist, r. 2420 Post
Carney James, electrician Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Ten-
nessee, bet Shasta and Sierra
Carney James H., clerk W. B. Clufif, r. 544% Natoma
Carney John, fireman stmr State of California, r. 184
Perry
Carney John, machinist Pacific Rolling Mill, r. W s
Georgia bet Sierra and Nevada
Carney John F., harnessmaker William Cosbie, r. 12
Clara
Carney Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 544 ?i Natoma
Carney Maggie, dressmaker, r. 429 Stevenson
Carney Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 1203 Market
Carney Mary, widow, r. 12 Clara
Carney Patrick, coachman, r. 1024 Howard
Carney Patrick, engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1511
Churih
Carney Thomas, porter M. Ehrman, r. 54454 Natoma
Caro Abraham, salesman Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 712
Hayes
Caro Armand, salesman Friedlander & Koch, r. 911
Laguna
Caro Charles, salesman A. Crocker & Bros., r. 708
Ellis
Caro Flora, widow, r. 712 Hayes
Caro F. P., watchmaker Levison Bros., r. 134 Sutter
Caro Isaac W., bookkeeper Binenfeld & Strauss, r.
712 Hayes
Caro Louis, fancy goods, 236 Fifth
Caro Minnie Mrs., clothing, 312 Pacific
Caro Samuel, r. 1 Fifth
Caro Samuel, merchant, r. 911 Laguna
Caro Samuel, salesman M. A. Guust & Co., r. 303
O'Farrell
Caro Samuel, varieties, 43 Third, i. 945 Howard
Caro Juan, traveling salesman Pacific Jewelry Co., r.
1529 Post
Carol Jean, cook, r. 404 Broadway
Carolan Frank J., salesman Carolan & Co., r. 1714
California
Carolan Herbert, salesman Carolan & Co., r. 1714
California
Carolan James (Carolan & Co.), r. 1714 California
THE BEST
CLOTHING
For MEN AND BOYS at
"THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK, SAN FRANCISCO.
THE LION Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets. 54,712,747
GEO. 0. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SSZTO^T, Asst. Umtw.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
CAR
303
CAR
Carolan James, coachman, r. 2122 Washington
Carolan Lawrence, clerk, r. 21) H Rausch
Carolan Patrick, laborer, r. 26 Bitch
Carolan Richard J., gasfitter, r. 262 Jessie
Carolan & Co. (James Carolan) importers and job-
bers, iron steel and hardware, 111-116 California
Carolin James, r. 209 Bitch
Caronte J. & Co. (Joseph Caronte) umbrella makers,
111 Taylor
Caronte Joseph (J. Caronte & Co.) r. Ill Taylor
Carosi Louis, r. 113 Perry
Carosio Angelo, fruits and produce, 611-613 Mont-
gomery Av., r. 713 Filbert
Carosio Edward, clerk A. Carosio, r. 713 Filbert
Carothers Alex. B., printer, r. 308 Sutter
Carothers John T., station baggage agent S. P. Co.,
r. Oakland
Carothers John W., clerk, r. 607 Mission
aS'Carothers. See Carruthers and Crothers
CarovlUe Marcellas. tanner A. Legallet, r. N s Vene-
zuela bet Tomblgbee and Potomac
Carpenter Alfred A., calker, r. 161 Clara
Carpenter Alonzo, carpenter, r. 2508 Mission
Carpenter Augustine D., bookkeeoer Gobs & Dow, r.
626 Polk
Carpenter Aurora M. S., r. 617 Eddy
Carpenter Caroline, widow, r. 402 Stockton
Carpenter Chester W., clerk, r. 116 Turk
Carpenter D. A., bookkeeper Union Metallic Cart-
ridge Co., r. East Oakland
Carpenter Dexter S., cashier Goodall, Perkins & Co..
r. Oakland
Carpenter Edward, delivery clerk Goldberg, Bowen
& Co., r. 2513 Clay
Carpenter Edward, clerk, r. 20 Hubbard
Carpenter Edward H., shipping agent, 29 Stenart,
r. 966 Howard
Carpenter Edvrin Wallace, agent Eoyal In-
surance Company, Norwich Union Fire Insurance
Society, and Lancashire Fire Insurance Co., 410
California
Carpenter Florence P. Mrs., city agent London, North-
ern Queen and Connecticut Insurance Cos., 441
California, r. NE cor Broadway and Gough
Carpenter Florentine A., roofer, r. 869 Market
Carpenter Frank B., physician, 32 O'Farrell, r. 2527
Market
Carpenter Frank W., printer, r. 15 Yerba Buena
Carpenter Fred L., r. 764 Mission
Carpenter Gideon J., attorney at law, r. 600 Bush
Carpenter Henry E., ("W. H. Carpenter & Son) r. 966
Howard
Carpenter John, plumber and gasfitter, 807 Valencia
Carpenter John L. , porter atmr Oregon, r. 551 How-
ard
Carpenter Joseph F., insurance, 423 California, r. 221
Se-venth
Carpenter Lee, photograph gallery, 10 Sixth
Carpenter Patrick, laborer, r.E s Mission bet Twenty-
eighth and Twenty-ninth
Carpenter Thomas, laborer, r. 104 San Jose Av
Carpenter Tom, veterinary surgeon, r. 966 Howard
Carpenter W. H. & Son (William H. and Henry E.)
veterinary surgeons, 371 Natoma
Carpenter William B.. shoemaker, U. W. Boot and
Shoe Co., r. 1435 Church
Carpenter William H. (W. H. Carpenter & Son) r.
966 Howard
C»rpentier Alphonse, shipping and commission mer-
chant and agent Compagnie du Boleo, 438 Cali-
fornia, rooms 1-2, r. Alameda
Cnrpmill Annie Mrs., lodgings, 202 Second
Carpmill John , carpenter r. 202 Second
Carpmill Samuel, carpenter, r. 529 Howard
Carpy C. & Co. (Charles Carpy) importers and
jobbers foreign and California wines, and pro-
prietors Uncle Sam Wine Cellars and Distillery
(Napa Cal.) office 517 Sacramento
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-ElrECTRIC
RUSSIAN ail TURKISH BATHS
Also Meiicateil and Electric Batlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
WATER FILTERS,
ALL SIZES AND KINDS FOR FAUCETS.
Large Filterers with capacity for cleaning all water
used in the house, simple and cheap.
"^77-. E . ~Xi .A^ 3Sr E ,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street,
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Carpy Charles (C. Carpy & Co.) r. NE cor California
and Scott
Carr , tanner, r. 1125 Mission
Carr Charles, cooper, r. 630 Sixth
Carr Charles, dishwasher, r. cor Commercial and
Kearny,
Carr Charles, driver United Carriage Co. r. 364H
Third
Carr Colin M., carpenter Thomas H. Day
Carr David, with Singer Mnfg Co., r. 34 Clara
Carr Edward B., policeman, r. 211H Turk
Carr Edwin W., foremnn patternmaker Fulton Iron
Works, r. 125k Ridley
Carr F. M., grip oiler Sutter St. RR.
Carr Frank D. (Wilson & Carr) r. 1927 Sutter
Carr Frederick, conductor Market St. EK., r. Cable
House
Carr George, barber, r. 1030 Howard
Carr George P,, carpenter, r. 2233 Market
Carr George W., cook, r. 1.57 M Perry
Carr Hattle Miss, teacher Emerson Primary School,
r. 125!« Ridley
Carr H. B., farmer, r. 218 Eddy
Carr Henry M., sewing machine agent, r. 787 Steven-
son
Carr Horace B., farmer, r. 218 Eddy
Carr Howard H., gunsmith Charles D. Ladd, r. 838
Mission
Carr H. T., salesman Renton, Holmes & Co., r. 347
Minna
Carr James, clerk Moore & Smith, r. 651 Folsom
Carr James, ironworker, r. 523 Howard
Carr James, proptr Portland House, 64 Sacramento
Carr James, waiter, r. 211 Tehama
Carr James E., teamster, r. 649)4 Folsom
Carr John, apothecary Justin Gates, r. 722 Mont-
gomery
Carr John, fireman stmr Santa Rosa, r. 310 Minna
Carr John, haokman, r. 110 01inti>n
Carr John, laborer, r. 132 Julian Av, rear
Carr John, laborer, r. 2717 Bush
Carr John, longshoreman, r. 4 Baldwin Court
Carr John, pork packer, r. 24 Sbotwell
Carr John G., carpenter and builder, 20 Taylor
Carr John R., clerk H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 2172 Bush
Carr John S., assistant Postmaster, r. 1816 Baker
Carr Joseph, laborer, r. 227 Liberty
Carr Joseph M., fitter Porter, Sle.ssinger & Co.
Carr Joseph J., plumber, r. 441 Dolori'S
Carr Julia G. Miss, confectionery, 1203 Turk
Carr Levi, mill h-ind A. Wilke
Carr Michael, boilermaker, r. 207 Main
Carr Michael R., bartender, r. 133 Chestnut
Carr Nelson F., well borer, r. 1101 Pierce
Carr Otis C, conductor Market St. BR., r. 27 H Pearl
Carr Patrick, laborer Jewish Cemetery, r. 617 Eight-
eenth
Carr Patrick, laborer, r. 236 Fifth
Carr Patrick, laborer, r. 328 Francisco
Carr Patrick, machinist P. C. RS. Co.
Carr Peter J., furniture, 2801 Mission
Carr Philip, weaver Cal. Wire Works, r. 133 Chestnut
Carr Phoebe Miss. r. 32 Sixth
Carr Robert, clerk, r. 636 Commercial
Carr Smith, policeman, r. 215 O'Farrell
Carr TPrreuce H., clerk, r. 273 Jessie
Carr Thomas, butcher John Hayden, r. 625 Seventh
Carr Thomas, laborer, r. W s Michigan, bet Napa and
Shasta
Carr Thomas, liquor saloon, r. 3575< Clementina
Carr Thomas F., laborer, r. 1 Sumner
Carr William, blacksmith B. Grave & Co., r. 110
Clinton
Carr William, raiser Cal. Barrel Co.
Carr William B., capitalist, r. 220 San Jo86 Av
Carr William J., journalist, r. 1417 Larkin
Carr William J., shooker Union Box Factory, r. 24
Shotwell
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 FIRST ST.
TELBPHONB 82.
BOOEBINDEES.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN. ni,"o^S.?5;^GVc'o^.=GSn?i;f,
CAR
304
CAR
W. W. Montague & Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENOLTSH AND AMERICAN
BnoanHdc, WIstxpil un<l I>Iuiii.
309. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Carr William W., carriajretrimmer, r. 328 Francisco
K?" Carr. See Karr
CarraKher Mi<hael, laborer, r. 515 Howard
Carrahar P.. driver United Carriage Co., r. 815 Mission
Carrani George, waiter, r. 118 ^ Washington
Carranza V. A. Mrs., dressmaking, .531 Geary
Carranza Victor A., dentist, r. 531 Geary
Carrasco Clement, r. 5.53 Natoma
Carrau Alice M. Mrs., r. 424 Shotwell
Carrau Joseph, butcher, r.419 Green
Carrau Laurence Mrs., r. 1778 Green
Carrau Leon, salesman Peter B. Simons & Son, r. 2918
Fillmore
Carrau Louis B., printer, r. 533 Broadway
Carre Alexander, tanner James R. Russell, r. San
Jose Av, nr Day
Carre Girolamo, sausagemaker, r. 20 Lafayette PI
Carrel Alexander M., saddlemaker L. D. Stone & Co.,
r. 1 Fifth
Carrel Oliver, boxmaker S. F. Box Co., r. 314 Beale
Carrere Baptiste J., liquors and boarding, SE cor St.
Thomas and Yazoo
Carrere Caliste, widow, r. 917 Jackson, rear
Carrere John, butcher E. & H. Moffat, Venezuela, bet
Platte and Yazoo
Carrere Pierre (Carrere & Potentini) r. 445 Bush
Carrere Jii Potentini (Pierre Carrere and Andrew
Potentini) proprietors Poodle Dog Restaurant,
445 Bush
Carrey Edmond, Consul Republic of France, 606
Montgomery, rooms 6-8, r. NE cor Sutter and
Steiner
Carrick Bartlev J., conductor, r. 21 Clara
Carrick Charles, bookkeeper S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
N s Lincoln At, bet Jones and Taylor
Carrick Daniel F., engineer stmr Newport, r. 1505
Sanchez
Carrick Frederick A., salesman W. & J. Sloane & Co.,
r. .546 Tuik
Carrick George N., clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 2 Lin-
coln PI
Carrick James R. (Carrick, Williams & Wright) r. San
Mateo
Carrick John, cooper, r. 340M Shipley
Carrick Joseph, bronzer Thomas Day & Co. (limited)
r. 340 H Shipley
Carrick Martin, plasterer, r. 1324 Fell
Carrick Mary, widow, r. 21 Clara, rear
Carrick Richard, fireman, r. 340 J^ Shipley
Carrick Richard F., cooper, r. 3403^ Shipley
Carrick Thomas, glassblower, r. 21 Clara, rear
Carrick Thomas, plumber, r. 1313 Twenty-fourth
Carrick, Williams & Wright (Hannibal Wilhams.Wil-
liam S. Wright and J. B. Carrick) S. F. Box Co.,
515-519 Fifth
Carrie Thomas, electrician, r. 722 Montgomery
Carrier Arthur L., laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
Carrigsn Andrew (Dunham, Carrigan & Co.) r. 2124
California
Carrigan Andrew Jr., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Co.,
r. 2124 California
Carrigan Cornelius, longshoreman, r. 254 Beale
Carrigan Edward, painter, r. 1318 Jackson
Carrigan Eugene, hackman P. J. Corbett & Son, r. 518
Hayes
Carrigan James J., salesman, r. 767 Howard
Carrigan John, longshoreman, r. 21 Anthony
Carrigan Joseph, painter, r. 1318 Jackson
Carrigan Mary, widow, r, 1318 Jackson
Carrigan Mollie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1318 Jackson
Carrigan Patrick, shoemaker Solomon Marks, r. 445
Minna
8»" Carrigan. See Kerrigan
Carilk) Alexander, horseclipner, r. 1 Montgomery
Court
Carrillo John B., engineer, r. 620 Fourth
Carrillo Louis, r. 1516 Powell, rear
Carrillo Siraona, widow, r. 1516 Powell, rear I
Carrington E., r. 1048 Mission
Carringtou Frank de L., first lieutenant Co. E, Ist In-
fantry, U. S. A., Angel Island
Carrington Jane, widow, r. Kir, Sutter
Carrington John Rev., pastor Lebanon Presbyterian
Church, r. 209 Chattanooga
Carrington Samuel W., waiter, r. 640 Howard
Carrion Delflno Miss, dressmaker, r. 324 Vallejo, rear
Carrion Robert, packer, r. 324 Vallejo. rear
Carrodi E.. waiter, r. 1027 Market
Carrolien Conrad, r. 938 Folsum*
Carroll, Abrains & Carroll (Richard T. and
George L. Carroll and John Abrams) wholesale
liquors, 109 Front
Carroll Addie, widow, r. 139 Taylor
Carroll Anne, widow, r. 28 Natoma
Carroll Arthur J., janitor, r. 940 Twenty-second
Carroll Bart, commission merchant, r. 4 Garden
Carroll Bridget, widow, r. 1420 Montgomery
Carroll Brothers (Patrick and Thomas) groceries and
liquors, 121 Third
Carroll C. M., salesman J. P. Thomas, r. 34 Erie
Carroll Charles, r. 1829 Howard
Carroll Charles, plasterer, r. Sanchez, bet Fourteenth
and Ridley
Carroll Charles E., carpet beating, 1339 Alabama, r.
2810 Harrison
Carroll Charles E.. salesman S. F. Sewer Pipe Assn,
r. 942 Twenty-eecond
Carroll Charles E. Jr., laborer Charles E. Carroll, r.
2810 Harrison
Carroll Cornelius J., driver Levi Strauss & Co., r.l013
Scott
Carroll D., boatswain stmr Granada
Carroll Daniel, r. 18.58 J^ Stevenson
Carroll Daniel, laborer, r. 788 Harrison
Carroll Daniel, teamster A. Wilkie, r. 2509 Mission,
rear
Carroll Daniel R., molder. r. 36 Natoma
Carroll Daniel R. Jr., clerk, r. 36 Natoma
Carroll Dennis, groceries and liquors, 2121 Mission,
r. 2123 Mission
Carroll Edward, r. 630 Howard
Carroll Eliza, widow, r. 1018 Bryant
Carroll F., foundryman Union Iron Works
Carroll Frank, cook, r. 1049 Market
Carroll Frank, laborer, r. 529 Valencia
Carroll Frank, laborer, r. NE cor Church and Seven-
teenth
Carroll Frank, brassmolder, r. 505 Ash Av
Carroll Frank E., engineer, r. 1229 Pierce
Carroll Frederick W., r. 17 Polk
Carroll George E., clerk, r. 464 Jessie
Carroll George L. (Carroll, Abrams & Carroll) r. 1314
Geary
Carroll Harry A., clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. 518 Lombard
Carroll Hart Mrs., dressmaking, 16 Mason
Carroll Hugh, lumberman A. M. Simpson k Bro.
Carroll J., teamster William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Carroll James (Carroll k Tilton) r. 16 Mason
Carroll James, cook, r. 520 Mission
Carroll James, cutter U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r. 3007
Mission
Carroll James, expressman, r. 606 Fourth
Carroll James, hostler Omnibus RR., r. 44 Clara
Carroll James, liquor saloon, 214 Fifth, r. 418 Tehama
Carroll James, seaman, r. 151 Natoma, rear
Carroll James, teamster Oregon Imp Co., r. 422 Te-
hama
Carroll James A., notary public, 16 Nevada Block,
r. 936 Montgomery
Carroll James C, groceries, 1717 Jessid
Carroll James F., shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co.,
r. 416 Second
Carroll James H., compositor Bulletin, r. 1114 Steiner
Carroll James H., speculator, r. 211 Powell
Carroll James L., dry and fancy goods, 2021 Mission
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
THE LARGEST
CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY HOUSE
on THE PAOIFIO OOAST.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? Mariet St.
LULIiOL la I nH Unll France to this country, but without Brandy. ) 530 WASEnTGTON STSEET.
CAK
305
CAR
Carroll James T., patternmaker Wm. J. Auderfuren,
r. 8 Vassar PI
Carroll James W., Mrs., widow, r. S b Eighteenth, nr
CoUingwood
Carroll Jane, domestic 65G Folsom
Carroll Jeremiah, coffee packer J. A. Folger & Co., r.
1305 Mason
Carroll Jeremiah, laborer Union Iron Works, r. W s
Michigan, bet Napa «nd Shasta
Carroll Jeremiah, laborer, r. 214 Prospect PI
Carroll Jeremiah, tinsmith, r. 1018 Bryant
Carroll Jeremiah M. (McBride & Carroll) r. cor Har-
rison and Gordon
Carroll Johanna, widow, r. 405 Filbert
Carroll John, r. 1314 Geary
Carroll John, r. l»5S}i Stevenson
Carroll John, r. Palmer, nr Randall
Carroll John. r. 414 Webster
Carroll John, baker Charles Reichle, r. E s Mission,
bet Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Carroll John, bartender. r..5 Market
Carroll John, expressman, r. Blake, nr Geary
Carroll John, expressman, r. 604 Fourth
Carroll John, gardner. r. 2526 Post
Carroll John, helper P. M. SS. Co.
Carroll John, laborer, r. 4 Caroline
Carroll John, laborer, r. 326 Green
Carroll John, laborer, r. 408 Beale
Carroll John, laborer, r. 314 Lily Av
Carroll John, laborer, r. 628 Webster
Carroll John, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery
Carroll John, molder, r. .505 Ash Av
Carroll John, seaman, r. 263 East
Carroll John, geaman, r. 519 Mission
Carroll John, shoemaker Cabn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
112 Hayes
Carroll John, stonemason, r. 10 Howard Comrt
Carroll John, teamster A. Summerfield Jr., r. 43
Clementina
Carroll John, teamster, r. 1623 Vallejo
Carroll John, tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r. 2436
Larkin
Carroll John, waiter The Baldwin
Carroll John, wood and coal, 238 Eleventh
Carroll John A., stenographer, 16 Nevada Block, r.
926 Montgomery
Carroll John B., bollermaker, r. 81 Clementina
Carroll John C, blacksmith, r. 356 Third
Carroll John C, conductor S. P. Co., r. 1 Fifth
Carroll John F., clerk, r. 1323 Oak
Carroll John F., steward, r. 102 Fifth
Carroll John J., r. 2526 Post
Carroll John J. , bartender V. F. Harcourt, r. 666
Howard
Carroll John J., bookkeeper Louis Taussig & Co., r.
617 Guerrero
Carroll John J., shipping clerk Washington Mnf'g
Co., r. 412 Webster
Carroll John J., porter, r. N s Twenty-sixth, nr San-
chez
Carroll John P.. bailiflf Railroad Commissioners, r.
Lake, bet First and Second Avs
Carroll John T., clerk, r. 621 Valencia
Carroll Joseph F., capitalist, r. 1206 Guerrero
Carroll K., foreman S. F. Bridge Co., r. W s Ken-
tucky, bet Sierra and Nevada
Carroll Lucy, widow, r. 3 Crooks
Carroll Luke, boilermaker, r. 8 Vassar PI
Carroll M. Mrs., r. 18 Mason
Carroll Martin, watchman W. W. Montague & Co., r.
1307 Stockton
Carroll Mary, domestic 544 Twenty-third
Carroll Mary Miss, r. 105 Mason
Carroll Mary E. Miss, r. 314 Lily Av
Carroll Matthew, r. 29 Fell
Carroll Matthew, liquor saloon, 420J^ Sixth, r. 2939H
Sixteenth
Carroll Michael, laborer, r. 212 Broadway
CAST IRON PIPE.
GAS and WATER PIPE
And FITTINGS of all Sizes.
W. E.~LANE,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
FRATINGER & CO.
Fine Dressmaking
105 KEARIN^Y STREET.
Carroll Michael, liquor saloon, 118 Fifth, r. 1032
Mission
Carroll Michael, policeman, r. 1335 Pine
Carroll Michael, salesman Carroll & Tilton, r. 647
Minns
Carroll Michael, shoemaker, 753 Brannan
Carroll Michael J., bartender, r. 311 Clementina
Carroll Michael T., marble cutter, r. 711 Point Lobos
Av
Carroll Oliver, laborer, r. 316 Beale. rear
Carroll Oliver C, porter Dolliver & Brc, r. 12 Elliot
Park
Carroll Owen. r. 1057 Golden Gate Av
Carroll Owen, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 127
Langton *
Carroll P.. foreman S. F. Bridge Co., r. 10 Berry
Carroll Patrick (Carroll Bros.) r. 1206 Guerrero
Carroll Patrick, contractor, r. 1636 West Mission
Carroll Patrick, driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 202
Second
Carroll Patrick, gatekeeper City and County Hospital
Carroll Patrick, groceries. 157 Minna
Carroll Patrick, hostler, r. 1858 M Stevenson
Carroll Patrick, laborer, r. 2436 Larkin
Carroll Patrick, marble polisher John Daniel ft Co.,
r. 112 Hayes
Carroll Patrick, teamster Lafayette Brewery, r. 725
Green
Carroll Patrick, teamster, r. 742 Folsom
Carroll Patrick, tinsmith, r. 1018 Bryant
Carroll Patrick, varnisher, r. 3G8 Minna
Carroll Patrick, waiter, r. 48 Louisa
Carroll Patrick, watchman, r. 134 Fourth
Carroll Patrick F., laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r.
1200 Union
Carroll Patrick N,, wharfinger Washington-St Wharf,
r. 134 Fourth
Carroll Peter, clerk, r. 1938 Bush
Carroll Peter, hostler Michael J. McBride, r. Ill
O'Farrell
Carroll Peter, laborer r. 512 Brannan
Carroll Phillip, laborer, S. P. Co., r. 1057 Golden Gate
Av
Carroll Redmond , plumber Carroll & Clark, r. 4 Garden
Carroll Richard, laborer, r. 212 Broadway
Carroll Richard F., r. 1429 Howard
Carroll Richard T. (Carroll, Abrams & Carroll) r. 1520
Van Ness Av
Carroll Roger, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r. 178
Perry
Carroll T., musician, r. 1202 Larkin
Carroll Thomas (Carroll Bros.) r. 1206 Guerrero
Carroll Thomas, r. 1858 Ji Stevenson
Carroll Thomas, shoemaker, r. 12 Preston PI
Carroll Thomas F., teamster, r. 2523 Post
Carroll Thomas H. (Carroll k Clark) r. 4 Garden
Carroll Thomas J., compositor Bulletin, r. 335 Broad-
way
Carroll Thomas M., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 127 Langton
Carroll Thomas P., auditor Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 618
Lombard
Carroll Thomas W.. peddler, r. Blake nr Geary
Carroll Thomas W., teacher music, r. 1910 Polk
Carroll Timothy, deckhand stmr Modoc
Carroll W. H., salesman Rosenbaum & Co.
Carroll William, r. 1858 M Stevenson
Carroll William, r. California Av.nr Cortland Av, B.H.
Carroll William, cardriver, r. 1212 Larkin
Carroll William, driver George Bruns, r. cor Vallejo
and Sausome
Carroll William, housemover, r. 335 Broadway
Carroll William, seaman stmr Alameda
Carroll William, teamster, r. 916 Sansome
Carroll William, tinsmith George H. Tay k Co., r.
2436 Larkin
Carroll William E., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 103 Ash Av
JOHN HAMMOND
20
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mannfactnrer of every deserlption of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT' CARS.
•12 to SO Beale Street, Sau Fraiiciaco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker, ^*"-^r.t2f6^b*3ifi4t:.?eT»«'
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306
CAR
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMP0KTEK3 OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 311. 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STEEET
Carroll Williain F., upholsterer, r. 1717 JiMission
Carroll WilUain H., carriage painter J. B. Goroian, r.
52-2 ?A Ivy Av
Carroll William J., bag cutter, r. 28 Natoma
Carroll William J., r. 10 Stockton PI
Carroll William J., teamster, r. 916 Sansome
Carroll & Clnrk (Thomas H. Carroll aud George E.
Clarki plumbers, 410 Sixth
CAEROLL & TILTON (^a^es
Carroll and M'illiain H. Tilton) dealers
gents' and boys' clothing^, furnishing;
gooila, liats, caps, trunks, etc., 8 73
Market
Carron James, miilhand, r. 34 Silver
Carron John C, molder, r. 119 Clipper
Carrue Pauline Miss, tailoress, r. 112 Hayes
Carruthers George, coutractor and builder, r. 5 Yerba
Buena
I Carruthers John, coffee and spice dealer, r. 2G15 Clay
Carruthers Samuel G., bookkeeper S. W. Rosenstock
I & Co., r. Berkeley
! 8^ Carruthers. See Carothers and Crotbers
I Carslow Michael, marble polisher, r. 183 Jessie
' Carson — , r. 1214 Dolores
I Carson Albert L., office 13 Pine, r. Berkeley
I Carson Alfred, bookseller, r. 112 Devisadero
I Carson Andrew J., packer, r. Mission Eoad, nr Onon-
I daga Av
I CarBon Charles, assistant engineer stmt City of Syd-
I ney, r. 401 Bryant
: Carson Edward, casemaker A. Muhs, r. 144 Fifth
' Carson Edward, oystermau, r. 227 Post
Carson Edwin B., telegraph operator, r. 536 Guerrero
j Carson Franklin M., shipjoiner, r. 1518 Broadway
Carson Frederick, longshoreman, r. G13 Seventh
! Carson Frederick, watchman, r. 703 Stockton
! Carson Gilbert A., clerk, r. 1 12 Devisadero
I Car.-jon Henry W., chemist Washington Mufg. Co.. r.
1 703 Stockton
Carsnn Henry W., groceries and liquors, 224 First, r.3
Tehama
Carson James D., shoemaker Earle & Co., r. Mission,
nr Onondaga Av »
Carson James G., attorney at law, 344 Kearny
Carson John, plumber, r. 16 Thirteenth
Carson John B., attorney at law, 410 Kearny, room 5,
r. 351 Minna
Carson Lizzie Miss, teacher Five Mile School, r. SW
cor Mission Koad and Onondaga Av
Carson Martin, laborer, r. NW cor Bay and Dupont
Carson Mary E. Miss teacher Spring Valley Primary
School, r. 1518 Broadway
Carson Oscar W., shoemaker, r. 302 O'Farrell
Carson Rebecca, widow, r. 351 Minna
Carson Robert E., surveyor, r. 21 Hinckley
Carson Robert K., glovecutter, r. 1518 Broadway
Carson Samuel (Samuel Carson & Co.) r. N s Pacific
Av, nr Bu''banan
CARSON SAMITEL & CO.
(Samuel Carson and li. Curran Clarki
publishers, ^rholesale booksellers and
stationers, 3 Sansome
Carson Theodore L., steward stmr Geo. W. Elder r.
1906 Miosion
Caraon Thomas, carver, r. 158 Shipley, rear
Carson Thomas E.. millwright, r. 510 Folsom
Carson William (Dolbeer k Carson) r. Eureka. Hum-
boldt Co.
Carson William, salesman, r. 302 O'Farrell
Carson William B.. machinist, r. 4 Latham PI
Carss John, teamster, r. 51 Louisa
Carss Robert Mrs., widow, r. 51 Louisa
Carss William, plumber, r. 51 Louisa
Careten Chris. Ian, liquor saloon, 254 Brannan
Carsten Frederick, r. 2052 Mission
*^ Carsten. See Karstene
Carstens Carsen, cooper, r. 410 Beale
Carstens George, painter, r. 523 Seventh
Carstensen Henry G. T., cabinetmaker, r. 8 Decatur
Carstensen Julius, groceries and provisions, NW cor
Dolores and Twenty-ninth
Carstensen Matthias, waiter Balthasar Huth, r. 931
Kearny
Carbtensen P., cooper, r. 270 First
Carster Thomas, laborer, r. 25 Garden
Carstons Henry, longshoreman, r. 853 Harrison
Carewell (Jeorge W., r. 431 J4 Hayes
Cartan Charles M., painter, r. 618 Pine
Caitaa Frank M. (Cartan, McCarthy & Co.) r. 330 Sut-
ter
Cartan, McCarthy & Co. (Frank M. Cartan and
Timothy F. McCarthy) wholesale wines and
liquors, and dihtillers" agents, 511-513 Sacramento
Carter Belle, school teaclier, r. 1165 Mission
Carter Bernard B., cook stmr Los .\ngele8
Carter Benjamin F., marblecutter. r. I1130 Howard
Carter Brothers (Thomas and Mnrtin) car mnfrs
(Newark, Alameda Co.) office 42 Market
Carter C C. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1802 Stevenson
Carter Charles, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
526 Howard
Carter Charles C, stickerhand H. L. B. Chace, r. 1862
Stevenson
Carter Charles D., clerk Bovee, Toy & Co., r. 525
Valencia
Carter Charles H., plastering contractor, r. 327 Fell
Carter Charles J., clerk, r. 807 Market
Carter Edward, clerk Horn & Co.
Carter Edward, janitor Anglo-Nevada Assurance Cor-
poration, r. 3J0 Green
Carter Edward, porter, r. 410 Union
Carter Edward, watchman, r. 400 Harrison
Carter Fannie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1411 Baker
Carter Frank, bellman Palace Hotel
Carter Frank, jeweler r. 729^ Natoma
Carter Frederick, waiter, r. 555 Howard
Carter Frederick S., bookkeeper Joe Spanier & Co., r.
1915 Sacramento
Carter George, carpenter, r. 871 Market
Carter George, laborer, r. 325 Bryant
Carter George B., porter, r. 320 Green
Carter George J., waiter A. W. Manning, r. 9 RusEell
Carter Helen M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1411 Baker
Carter Henry P., clerk, r. 1505 Steiner
Ca'rter James, waiter Palace Hotel
Carter James A., cook, r. 114 Fourth
Carter James E., laundryman, r. 11 Laskie, rear
Carter James N., cigars and tobacco, 545 California,
r. 529 Sacramento
Carter James W., expressman, r. 822}^ Post
Carter J. J., r. 1606 Hyde
Carter J. J., machinist Union Iron Works, r. W s
Kentucky bet Sierra and Nevada
Carter John, blacksmith, r. r.1854 Linden Av
Carter John, boatman, r. 31 Pleasant
Cai ter John, laborer, r. 11 L.iskie, rear
Carter John, waiter, r. 143 Natuma
Carter John B., waiter, r. 871 Mirket
Carter John C, laborer, r. 36 Natoma
Carter John E., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
1062 Folsom
Carter John M., shoemaker estate Gilbert Pringle, r.
651 Stevenson
Carter John T., accountant, 108 Leidesdorff, r. 1915
Sacramento
Carter John W., attorney at law, 82 Montgomery
Block, r. 2330 Pine
Carter Joseph H., shoemaker, r. 11 Laskie, rear
Carter Joseph K.. bookkeeper Pac. Bank, r. 610 Nine-
teenth
Carter Margaret A., widow, r. 729 "-i Natoma
Carter Martin (Carter Bros.), r. Newark, Alameda Oo
Carter Mary, widow, r. 714 Larkiu, rear
Carter Mattie Miss, dressmaker, r. 410 Ellis
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Carter Maud Miss, saleslady Mrs. S. B. Hall, r. 951
Harrison
Carter Myron H., teamster Pac. Trucking Co., r. i
Caroline
Carter B. D., oiler stmr San Juan
Carter Bebecca T. Mrs., teacher South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 43 Sixth
Carter Richard E., clerk Henry Wolflf, r. 729^4 Natoma
Carttr Sylvetster. bookkeeper, r. 12 William
Caster Thomas (Carter Bros.), r. 8 Masou
Carter Thomas, hostler, r. NE cor Fulton and Baker
Carter Thomas B., machinist Cal. Muchine Works, r.
1062 Folsom
Carter Thomas S., collector, r. 951 Harrison
Carter T. O. Mrs., r. '2-26 McAllister
Carter Waller B., laborer, r. 17 Zoe
Carter William, blacksmith, r. 309 Golden Gate Av
Carter William, expressman, r. 1211 Bryant
Carter William, lineman Pac. Bell Tel. Co., r. 17
Zoe
Carter William porter, r. 143 Natoma
Carter William B., engineer C. W. Taber, r. 1015 Va-
lencia
Carter William V>., horseshoer. r. 309 Golden Gate Av
■Carter William F. (AdaiusJi Carter) r. 1914 Sutter
•Carter William H., clerk D. W. Buggies, r. 1211 Ji
. Pacific
Carter William H., gripman Market St. BE., r. 411
Lyons
Carter William H., laborer, r. 420 Jackson
•Carter William H., rigger, r. 210 Greenwich
Carter William H., stone cutter, r. 816 Waller
Carter William N., waiter, r. 347 Minna
Carter William T., porter Abramson, Bacon & Heu-
nisch, r. 6 Vallejo PI
Carter William W., traveling salesman Boot & San-
derson, r. 1005 McAllister
Carthcut James L. (L. N. Handy & Co.) r. 243 Perry
Cartier Charles F., machinist, r. 1214 Mission
Cartier Victor, Jeweler, r. 9 Varennes
Cartmell James, coachman Sherman, Clay & Co., r.
2110 Green
Oarto Charles F., architect, r. 7 Dikeman PI
Carton John, gardener r. 114 Prospect PI
Cartwright Alfred D., clerk general freightoffloe S. P.
Co., r. Oakland
Cartwright Charles H., pressman Bosqui Engraving
and Printing Co., r. 1335 Pacific
Cartwright David S., teamster, SE cor Main and Mis-
sion, r. 334 M Tenth
Cartwright Thomas, r. 1335 Pacific
Oarty Anne Mrs., groceries and liquors, 1317 Mont-
gomery
Carty James, cashier Louis Meyer, r. 72 Natoma
Carty James, tinsmith, r. 7 Moulton PI
Carter John, hostler F. M. Chapman, r. 35 Eddy
Carty Kate, domestic 3.57 Brannan
Carty Luke, traveling salesman E. Martin & Co.
Carty Paul, commercial traveler, r. 231 Eleventh
Carty Stephen, watchman, r. 781 Mission
Cartv Sylve.ster J., clerk MoAlester k Jones, r. 12
William
Carty Thomas, hostler Club Stable, r. 33 Eddy
Caruss James H., optician Louis A. Berteliug, r. 409
Leavenworth
Carvalho Francis, S. J., mechanic St. Ignatiu* Col-
lege, 214 Hayes
Carvell Mary Mrs., nurse, r. 535 Jessie
Carvell Theodore F., clerk Wm. T. Coleman 4 Co.,
r. East Oakland
Carver Benjamin F., chiropodist Hammam Baths, r.
60 1 Sutter
Carver Horatio B.. shipliner, r. 118 H Bidley
Carver Stephen, laborer, r. Ocean House Flat
Carver Wayne Bev., pastor Trinity M. E. Church, r.
922 Sixteenth
Carvill Alinon D., president Carvill Mnf'g Co.,
7-9 Powell, r. Alameda
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D. Carvill president, Orrin S. Carvill
superintendent, manufactarers Wne
carriages, 7-9 Powell
Carvill Orrin S., superintt^ndent Carvill Mnf'g
Co., 7-9 Powell, r. 1834 O'Farrell
0^ Carvill. See Carvell
Carway Wallace, r. 1224 Twenty-first
Carwell Samuel, porter, r. 8 Walnut Av
Cary C. B., with M. J. McDonald, r. 739 Brannan
Cary Charles W., salesman W. E. Straut & Co., r. 2425^
Clara
Cary Corneliu.s B., plumber, r. 741 Brannan
Cary Edward J., painter, r. G07 Pine
Cary Grace, widow, mnfr patent medicine, r. 1814
Sacramento
Cary Isaac G. (Cary & Blake) r. 1034 Clay
Cary James C, attorney at law, 8-10 Montgomery
Block, r. 810 Chestnut
Cary John, laborer, Cal. Cracker Co.
Cary Maggie T. Miss, dressmaker, r. Ig30 Market
Cary Miles D., gripman Sutter St. BB., r. cor Sutter
and Hyde
Cary Thomas, laborer, r.765 Harrison
Cary Walter M., draftsman John Hammond, r. 725
Pine
Cary & Blake (Isaac G. Cary and William H. Blake)
barbers, 515 California
Cary & Moen (New York) W. T. Caldwell agent, 658
Mission
8^" Cary. See Carey
Casabonne J. B. & Co. (-loseph B. Casabonne and
Felicien Minjoiilet) liquor saloon, 228-230 Mont-
gomery Av
Casabonue Joseph B. (J. B. Casabonne & Co.) and
lodgings. 2-28 Montgomery Av
Casad Martin E., r. 214M Sixth
Casadebat John B., liquor saloon, 832 Merchant, r.
815 Stockton
Casady Stephen v., gripman Sutter St. BE., r. 2420
Sutter
Casagrande Alexander, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
Casamajou Catherine, widow, g. 435 Jessie
Casamajou Victor, carpenter, r. 150.) Stockton
Casanova Caspar, brewer, r. 228 Bush
Casanova George J., reporter, r. 608 Bush
Casanova Henry (F. Daneri & Co.) 27-29 California
Casanova Manuelle, vegetables Colombo Market
Casanova P. G., cook, r. Empire House
Casaretto Antonio, scavenger, r. .533 Green
Casaretto Gabillo, carpenter, r. 4 Maiden Lane
Casassa August, clerk,' r. 10 Cadell Alley
Casassa August, painter, r. 727 Filbert
Casassa August, porter Valentine Melnberger, r. 908
Sansome
Casassa Carlo, farmer, r. 727 Filbert
Casassa Charles (L. Arata & Co.) r. 6 Elm Av
Casassa Charles, leader First Infantry Eegimeut Band,
r. 517 Union
Casassa Charles, porter Charles M. Valkman, r. 11
Union PI
Casassa Charles H., bookkeeper G. B. DeFerrari, r.
1201 Turk
Casassa David, sign painter, r. 727 Filbert
Casassa Dominick, liquor dealer, r. 1909 O'Farrell
CasaFsa Frank, cook Donovan & O'Donnell, r. 1329
Bush
Casassa Giovanni, laborer, r. 622 Green
Casassa Giovanni B., laborer, r. 9 Union PI
Casassa Katie Miss, packer L. Demartini Co., r. 17
Lafayette PI
Casassa Nicholas, porter, r. 1121 Kearny
Casassa Orlando, vegetable dealer, r. 511 Union
Casassa Stefano (Bacigulupi* Casassa) r.900H Pacific
Casassa Stephen, laborer, r. 517 Union, rear
Cascius Hotel, Mrs. M. Keeffe proptr, NE cor Sierra
and Louisiana
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Open Fire - Place Triiniuin{;s
a. Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Case A. L. Mrs., furnished rooms. 311 Sutter
Case Charles E., dentist i09 Kearny, r. Sauielito
Case Charles V., clerk Wells, Fargo & Go's. Bank, r.
Saucelito
Case Edwin G., dentist, r. 235 Kearny
Case Ell G., clerk Cluff Bros., r. 339 Sixth
Case Ervin T., attorney at law, r. 1C07 Leavenworth
Case Frank S.. eigarmakerC.Fankhauser, r. 410 Hsvee
Case George A., bakery and coffee saloon, 829 Valenria
Case George A., bookkeeper S. W. Rosenstock & Co.,
r. 2338 Washington
Case Joseph D., agent C. P. RB., ofl&ce foot Market, r.
Oakland Ferry
Case Orreu I., insurance agent, r. 339 Sixth
Case Oscar L., painter, r. 702 Vallejo
Case P. Mrs., widow, r. 218 Seventeenth
Case Peleg S., coffee saloon, 410 Hayes
Case Samuel S., machinist, r. 2028 Folsom
Case William S.. salesman W. J. Ahern, r. 339 Sixth
Caseaux Maria Miss, laundress, r. 520 Sutter
Casebolt Henry, capitalist, r. 2701) Pierce
Casebolt Ira J., blacksmith and foreman Hose No. 8,
r. Filbert, bet Webster and Fillmore
Casebolt J. B. Mrs., r. 2202 Pine
Casebolt Jacob D., contractor, r. 2919 Lagnna
Casebolt Simon, mechanic Sutter St. EE., r. 123 Pros-
pect PI
Casebolt 'William, plumber, r. 2202 Pine
Casella Agostino, sexton San Pietro's Italian Church,
r. 1.508 Dupont
Casella Nicholas, merchant tailor, 302 Montgomery
Av. r. 2 Jasper PI
Caeelli Dominio. scavenger, r. 335 Union
Caselli Giovanni, laborer, r. 824 Vallejo
Caselli Frank, peddler, r. 10 August Alley
Caselli Napoleon, student Barnard's Business Col-
lege, r. 115 Van Ness Av
Casement Frank, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg k
Co., r. 120 San Jose Av
Casement Frederick, cigarmaker Louis Wertheimer &
Co., r. 739 Howard
Casement William K., grain sampler, r. 120 San Jos^
Av
Caseres Julius O., clejrk U. 8. Eailway Mail 'Service,
r. 1053 Howard
Cases Albert, shoemaker, 702 Broadway
Casey Andrew, bookkeeper Michalitschke Bros. & Co..
r.459}^ Bryant
Casey Andrew, laborer, r. 1 Cedar Lane
Casey Bridget, widow, r. 108 William
Casey C. laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Casey Catharine, widow, r. 307 Eddy
Casey Charles, paicter, r. 15 Glen Park Av
Casey Daniel, laborer, r. 6 Hinckley
Casey Duniel, laborer Hisdon I. and L. Works, r. 61
Silver
Casey Daniel D., butcher, r. 14.39 Pine
Casey Daniel E, r. 14 Washington Av
Casey Daniel J., blacksmith, r. 14 Washington Av
Casey Daniel J., collector B. F. Collier, r. 115 Olive Av
Casey Daniel J., molder, r. 17 Twenty-second
Casey Delia, domestic 19 Albion Av
Casey Dennis D.. teamster, r. 23 J4 Hardy
Casey Edward J., deputy County Clerk, r. 1540 Ellis
Casey Edward M., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.. r.
307 Eddy
Casey Edward W., mining, r. 1540 Ellis
Casey Eliza Miss, teacher music, r. 307 Eddy
Casey Frank, waiter, r. 416 Natoma
Casey Frank R.. clerk, r. 1540 Ellis
Casey George, soapmaker F. E. Seidel, r. S 8 San Bru-
no Road, nr Twenty-eighth
Casey George, butcher, r. 214 Austin
Casey Gregory, coffee roaster Lievre, Fricke & Co.. r.
6 Hinckley
Casey Henry, clerk, r. 17 Twenty-second
Casey Henry E.. fruit packer, r. 608k Fourth
Casey Henry H.. shoemaker, r. 15 Glen Park Av
Casey Hugh, tailor, 1705 Market, r. 15 Glen Park Av
Casey J., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Casey James, butcher, r. 6 Antone
Casey Jani'-s, contractor, r. 223 Duncan
Casey James, farmer, r. 533 Commercial
CiHey James, fireman, r. Wi Pacific
Casiy James, groceries and liquors, 17 Zoe
Casey James, laborer Empire Foundry, r. 930 Twen-
tieth
Casey James, laborer, r. 940 Harrison
Casey James, painter, r. 1403 Scott
Casey James, teamster, r. 423 Ninth
Casey James Jr., teamster, r. 2'.'3 Duncan
Casey lames A., check clerk The Hibernia Savings
and Loan Soc r. Oakland
Casey James F.. pork packer, r. 3501 Fillmore
Casey James J., carjjenter Custom House, r. E s Fifth
Av, bet Point Lobos Av and Clement
Casey Jeremiah, harnessmaker Main Ac Winchester, r.
Oakland
Casey Jeremiah, laborers. F. Gas Light Co., r. 2 Good-
sell PI
Case.^ Jeremiah, laborer Empire Foundry, r. 220
Fifth
Casey Jerome D.. painter, r. 15 Glen Park Av
Casey John, clerk, r. 1129 Folsom
Casey John, laborer, r. 2 Goodsell PI
Casey John, laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. 331 Bay
Casey John, laborer, r. 435 Clementina
Casey John, laborer, r. 537 J§ Folsom
Casey John, laster Buckingham & Hecbt, r. 271 Miona
Casey John, painter, r. 1403 Scott
Casey John, teamster, r. 214 Austin
Casey John C, bartender, r. 166 Tehama
Casey John C, tanner, r. 724 Brannan
~ segregator. r. 24 Norfolk
clerk, r. 1038 Bryant
plumber and gasfitter, 520 Davis, r. 9
Casey John E.
Casey John J.,
Casey John J.,
Salmon
Casey John S.
15 Glen Park Av
Casey John S., gasfitter, r. 43 Tehama
Casey John W., teamster, r. 6 Hinckley
Casey Joseph, stucco worker, r. 15 Glen Park Av
Casey Joseph, waiter stmr Colima
Casey Joseph H., laborer, r. 901 Sacramento
Casey Joseph L., salesman, r. 3013 Clay
Casey Julia, weaver S. F, Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
416 Minna
Casey Kate, domestic, 1018 Seventeenth
Casey Kate, domestic, 1404 Van Ness Av
Casey Kate F. Miss, assistant teacher Moulder Pri-
mary School, r. 15 Glen Park Av
Casey Lawrence, porter George W. Gibbs & Co., r.
Alameda
Casey M., r. 227 Second
Casey Margaret, widow, r. 411 J4 Natoma
Casey Maria, widow, r. 115 Olive Av
Casey Martin E., plumber, 24 r. Norfolk
Owiey Mary Miss, r. 702 Eddy
Cast-y Mary E. Miss, teacher Valencia Primary School,
r. 17 Twenty-second
Casey Mary Mrs., janitress Mission Primary School,
r. Duncan, nr Guerrero
Caaey Maurice, agent estate Charles McLaughlin
and secretary Central Gas Light Co., office ItJ
Montgomery Av, r. 1713 Scott
Casey Mary Miss, teacher Mission Primary School,
r. 1821 Jessie
Casey Michael, laborer, r. 108 Clinton
Casey Michael, real estate, r. 1832 Howard
Casey Michael, bartender, r. 158 Shipley
Casey Michael, porter, r. 720 Folsom
Casey Michael B., plumber and gasfitter, r. 115 Olive
Av
Casey Michael J., laborer, r. 817 Lott
Casey Micnael J., painter, r. 9 Salmon Alley
Casey Michael J., seaman, r. 6 Hinckley
Casey Minnie Miss, r. 702 Eddy
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Casey Minnie 0. Miss, teacher Washington Grammar
School. J. 737 Vallejo
Casey Miles David, r. 1001 Sutter
Casey Nellie Miss, milliuery, 1U03 Mission
Casey Owen, r. 1038 Bryant
Casey Owen, carpenter, r. 1149 Harrison
Casey Patrick, clerk, r. 307 Eddy
Casey Patritk, gripruan Market St. RR., r. N E cor
McAllister and Baker
Casey Patrit-k, porter, r. 41fi Natoma
Casey Patrick D., molder Weed & Kingwell, r. 24 Nor-
folk
Casey Patrick D., steward Swain Bros., r. 130Langton
Casey Patrick .1., grainer, r. 304 Jessie
Casey Patrick J., laborer, r. 61 Silver
Casey Peter, r. 1 Ridley
Casey Peter S. Rev., pastor St. Peter's Roman Cath-
olic Church, r. E side Alabama, nr Twenty-fifth
Casey Richard, carpenter, r. 501 Bryant ,
Casey Simon, miner, r. 15 Glen Park Av
Casey Thomas, r. 249 J« Tehama
Casey Thomas, clerk Renton, Holmes & Co., r. 1821
Jessie
■Casey Thomas, engineer, r. 121 Post
Casey Thomas, laundryman S. F. Laundry
Casey Thomas, saddler Maiu & Winchester, r. Oakland
Casey Thomas J., lodsiugs, r. 48 Fourth
Casey Thomas F., clerk, r. 15 Glen Park Av
Casey Thomas L., first lieutenant U. S. A., Engineer
Officer Division of the Pacific U. S. A., r. 712 Sut-
ter
Casey William, carpenter, r. 433 Minna
Casey William, driver Market St. RR., r. 611 Fourth
Casey William, laborer, r. 22 Geneva
Casey William, porter Brooklyn Hotel
Casey William, teamster Thomas Morton, r. 630 Geary
Casey William D., clerk Lebeubaum Bros., r. 214
Austin
Casey William D.,r. 15 Glen Park Av
Casey William F., molder Eagle Brass and Machine
Works, r. 1038 Bryant
Casey William P., professor mathematics, r. 317
Jones
<3asey William Y., laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Cash Charles, fireman Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. E s
Tennessee, bet Sierra and Napa
Cash George A., cloakmaker, 1404 Church
Cash George A., weigher Sec. 2 Seawall, r. Oakland
Ca^h John, horseshoer, r. 521 Howard
Cash Robert, collector, r. 515 J« Bush
Cashbough John A., r. 634}^ Broadway
Cashel Frank, r. 817 Mission
Casbel George, salesman, and extraman Engine No. 1
Cashel Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 817 Mission
Cashen Benjamin, laborer, r. 413 Vallejo
Cashen John T., salesman H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 413
Vallejo
Cashin D'Arcy M., r. Ill Liberty
Cashin James D., boilermaker, r. E s Illinois, bet
Napa and Shasta
Cashin James O. (J. O. Cashin & Co.) r. 2023 Webster
CasMn J. O. & Co. (James A. Cashin and Edward
■ E. Myrick) porkpackers, 117 Fifth and 321 Fran-
cisco
Casbin Johanna, widow, r. 18 Welsh
Caaltin JoHn, assistant superintendent Union Ice
Co., 735-737 Fourth, r. 2023 Webster
Cashin Maggie G. Miss, teacher Golden Gate Primary
School, r. 2023 Webster
Cashin Paul, joiner Jason Springer & Co., r. 525
Howard
Cashin Timothy, laborer, r. 1413)4 Kearny
Cash ion Ellen Mrs., r. 995 Market
Ca«hion Mary E. Miss, teacher music, r. 995 Market
Cashman Cornelius C, r. 156 Clementina
Cashman Daniel (Doyle * Cashman) r. 764 Howard
Cashman Dennis, r. 8 Silver
Cashman James, shipcarpenter, r. 677 Harrison
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Cashman John, shipcarpenter, r. 135 Towusend
Cashman M.A. Mis., widow, r. •2M\C>^ Mission
Cashman Patrick A., painter, r. 806 Hermann
Cashman Theodore J., machinist, r. Sullivan, nr
Cortland Av
Cashman William, printer, r. 1866 Stevenson
Cashman William, shipcarpenter, r. 39 Clarence PI
Cashman William M., special policeman, r. 2506)i
Mission
Cashon Mary Miss, r. 250 Nineteenth
Casinet S., forgeinan Pac. Rolling Mill
Casner Gussie, clerk Barnard Blumenthal, r. 160
Ninth
Casner Joseph, cigar mnfr. 108 Ninth, r. 160 Ninth
Casoli Joseph, saloonkeeper, r. 3200 California
Cason John H., barber C. H. Boone, 116 Sutter
Cason Z. T., solicitor Chronicle, r. 957 Market
Caspar Mills (.Mendocino Co., Cal.) Jacob G. Jack-
son proprietor, office 48 Market
Caspari C, musician, r. 148 Sixth
Casper — ., commercial traveler, r. 1314 Mission
Casper D. C, plasterer, r. 134 Fourth
Casper Samuel, dealer clothing, r. 9 Russ
Casper Simon, peddler, r. W s Goettingen nr Silliman,
U. M. T
Casper Wolff, tailor, r. 936 Folsom
Caspers Jean, r. 114 Grant .\v
Casperson Andrew P., fisherman, r. SW cor Beach and
Broderick
Cass Frank M.. drayman, r. 443)^ Ninth
Cass John, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Cass John J., hardware, 366 Third
Cass Juli;i, widow, r. 116 Welsh, rear
Cass Richard, expressman, cor Front and Market, r.
1807 Stevenson
Cass Robert, wool sorter, r. 724 Brannan, rear
Cassel Leopold, bookkeeper Wolters Bros. & Co., r.
725 Webster
Cassell John F., r. 2118 Pacific Av
Cassell Milton, cook Robert Green r. 641 Washington
B^Cassell. See Castle.
Casselmann Julius M., drug clerk Wakelee & Co., r.
113 Capp
Cassens Albert W., fish dealer, r. 607 Greenwich
Cassens Henry C, paper carrier, r. 607 Greenwich
Cassens Hermann, bartender, r. 1010)4 Clay
Casser Constantiue, musician, r. Brosnan, nr Valencia
Casser Constantine Jr., musician, r. 22 Brosnan
Casser Henry, musician, r. 16 Sumner
Casserly Edward P., clerk, r. 5 Bartol
Casserly James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Casserlv J. B., r. 1329 Sutter
Casserly John, with Cal. and Nev. Ice Co., r. 822
Howard
Casserly Michael, teamster, r. 822 Howard
Casserly Michael F., salesman HUeter Bros. & Co., r.
Ocean View
Casserly William, expressman, NE cor Powell and
O'Farrell. r. 62 Brosnan
Casserly William J., clerk, r. 5 Bartol
Casserly William V., horseshoer M. J. Hyland, r.
Abbey House, Mission Road
Casseron Armand, carpenter, 1720 Polk
Cassi Giacoiuo, bootblnck. 434 Pine, r. 1058 Dupont
Cassidy Andrew, r. 26 Grove
Cassidy Andrew E., glassblower, r. 1315 Larkin
Cassidy B. C. Mrs., widow, r. 68 Minna
Cassidy Bernard, driver N. B. and M.RR., r. 2652 Fol-
Cassidy Bridget, widow, r. 250 Locust Av
Cassidy Bryan, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 2652 Fol-
Cassidy Christopher, molder, r. 341)4 Tehama
Cassidy Edward, niillman A.Washburn, r. 22 Freelon
Cassidy Edward, stonecutter, r. 533 Sacramento
Cassidy Edward, vegetables, 1312 Lyon
Cassidv Frank, boxmaker, r. 1326 Natoma
Cassidy Frank, gasfitter, r. 506 Fourth
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
9Iaiiiirnclnr«r of every deftoription of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to SU Beale Street, San Francisco.
Wagrons.
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Fire Grates and Tile.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Cassidy Harry M.. Btableman, r. NW cor Potter and
West Mis.-ion
Cassidy Hngb, laborer, r. 1326 Natoma
Cassidy Jaiues, laborer, r. 216 Minua
CasBidy Jaiues, Beanian, r. 16 Clara
CaBsidy James, teaius-ter. r. 30 Prescott PI
Casgidy John, clerk, r. 22 Freelon
CaKsidy John, drayman, r. 783 Eddy
CasFidy John, fireman Btmr Geo. W. Elder, r. Ifi Clara
Cassidy John, horsetrainer. r. NW cor Twentieth and
Point Lobos Av
CasBidy John A. ReT., assJBtant paptor St. Paul's R. C.
Church, r. NW cor Church and Twenty-ninth
CaPBidy John J., tanner, r. 5 Gilbert
Cassidy John J., waiter, r. 231 Stevenson
Cassidy Joseph, finisher Davidson & Rued
Cafsidy Joseph, laborer, r. 2032 Folsom
Cassidy Mary, widow, r. 5 Gilbert
Cassidy Mary, widow, r. HO Hickory Av
Cassidy Mary, r. 321 Golden Gate Av
Cassidy Mary E. Mrs., varieties, 143 Fifth
Cassidy Mary J. Miss, lodgings, 1007 Powell
Cassidy Mathew, teamster, r. 94 Colton
Cassidy Michael, coremaker. r. 5 Sheridan
Cassidy Michael J,, bartender, r. 573 Howard
Cassidy Patrick, butcher, r. 201 Twenty-third
Cassidy Richard, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1610
Clay
Cassidy Robert, trackman Market St. RR., r. 114 Lily
Av
Cassidy Ruth, widow, r. 22 Freelon
Cassidy Thomas P., laborer, r. 5 Gilbert, rear
Cassidy William, shipwriaht, r. 143 Fifth
Cassie William Jr., collector, r. 764 Mission
Cassilly John P., surgeon and dentist, 662 Market
Cassin Cornt hus, fitter Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.
Clara Av, bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Cassin Edward J., agent, r. 841 Market
Cassin Francis, merchant, r. St. Mary's Hospital
Cassin Frank, clerk, r. 974 Folsom
Cassin Frank Jr., clerk W. K. Van Alen, r. 974 Folsom
Cassin Isaac, laborer, r. W s Washington Av, nr Pre-
cita PI. B. H.
Cassin John, liborer, r. 26 Langton
Cassin John M. Rev,, r. 628 California
Cassin Martin Rev., r. Dominician Monastery
Cassin Patrick Rev., r. Steiuer, bet Bush and Pine
CaBsin Patrick J. (P. J. Cassin k Co.) r. 917 Golden
Gate Av
Cassin Ptter, shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r. 17
Clara Av
Cassin P. J. <& Co. (Patrick J. Cassin) wholesale
liquor dealers and rectifiers, SW cor Battery and
Washington
Cassiuelli Giovanni, vegetables, 34 Colombo Market
I CaBSinelli Stephen, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. S s
Sierra, bet Michigan and Georgia
! Cassio Giovanni A., barber, 1423 Dupont
Cassio Louis, drayman, r. 1406 Kearny
Cassner Lenhard, tailor, 3 Geary PI, r. 49 Moss
Casson Henry, cellarman Arpad Haraszthy & Co., r.
732 Montgomery
; Casson William H. (Knobloch & Casson) r. W s Ken-
I tucky.bet But;e and Solano
Cassor Peter, game and poultry, 543 Merchant, r, SW
cor Clay and Davis
Cassou Bernard, propr Universitv Mound Dairv, cor
Hamilton and Wayland. V. M. T.
Castaglia Luigi laborer, r. 7 Water
t'astagiietto August, watchmaker, r. 503 Green
Castagnt tto Giovanni, dry goods, 1234 Dupont
Castagnetto Giovanni, fisherman r. 3 Vallejo
Ci.etagut tto John. clerK, r. 1234 Dnpont
Caatagnetto Pletro, wine cellar, r. S03 Green
I CastagninoHeniy (Peter Castagnino & Bro.) r. 1509
I Stockton
Castagnino Peter (Peter Castagnino & Bro.) r. 1509
St'.ckton
Castaijrnino & Brother (P< ter and Henry) snc-
cet-Bors to Enjanuel Castagnino & Son, carpenters,
house and fresco painters, paper hangers, etc.j
15(,iH St ckton.
OAol ALIAN X. M. W. Majrie Lini-
ment unci Blood PuriHer, Forbes <Sc
Plaistf d, sole agent», 6 Golden Gate Av
Castauetti Peter, laborer, r. 2i>0i' Mason
Castel George, furniture and upholstery. 211 EI118
Cai-telazo Arthur, clerk Anglo-Culifornian Bank, r. 730
Gough
Castelhun Frederick C, physician, 526 Kearny, r.
816 M Valencia
Castellinn Frederick J., attorney at law, 502
Montgomery, rooms 10-11, r. 23 Ridley
Castelhun Mar>' A. Miss, principal South Cosmopoli-
tan Primary School, r. 23 Ridley, nr Guerrero
Castello iV^toup. fisherman, r. 30Presrott PI, rear
Castello Catherine, widow, r. 6 Cadell Alley
Castello Charles, cook, r. 4 Green PI
Castello Henry C. bookkeep. r Alms House
Castello Louisa, widow, r. 405 Stevenson
■^Castello. See CoBtello
Caster James L., compositor The Argonaut, r. Ala-
meda
Caster Henry, bartender, r. 504 Broadway
Caster Thomas, r. 143 Minna
Casteraon Peter A., fireman, r. cor Minneaota and
Sierra
Castiglioni Frank, butcher, 1719 Stockton
Castillar Hiny M.. letter carrier Post Office, r. 64»
Washington
Castillar H. M. Mrs., bookbinder, 642 Washington
Castillo Daniel M., rigger, r. 2701 Harrison, rear
Castillo Leo, searcher records, r. 417 Twenty-ninth
Castis Nicholas, fruits, 104 Eddy
Castle Mrs., nurse, r. 532 Green
Casile Albert E. (Castle Bros.) r. NE cor Van Ness Ar
and Sutter
Castle Albert E., with T. H. DowUng k Co., r. 2535-
Mission
Castle Arthur H., salesman, r. NE cor Sutter and Van
Ness Av
CASTLE BROTHERS,
L.., \\'alter M. and Albert E. ) tea im-
porters and -wholesale grocers, 21 3-21 T
Front
Castle Charles, storekeeper stmr San Juan
Castle Charles H., cigars and tobacco, 356 Third, r.
18}<i Freelon
Castle Frank L,, switchman, r. 636 Commercial
Castle Frederick L. (Castle Bros.) r. NE cor Van JlesB
Av and Sutter
Casjle Herman H., messenger Wells. Fargo & Co., r.
1125 Valencia, rear
Castle James, teamster, r. cor Twenty-ninth and Mis-
sion
Castle John C, teamster, and driver Engine No. 13, r.
7 Godeus
Castle John G., shipwright, r, 544 Howard
Castle Michael (Macondray & Co.) r, 621 O'Farrell
Chsile Neville H.. attorney at Inw. r. 621 O'Farrell
Castle Stephen, pilot, office 506 Battery, room 9, r.
2328 Jones
Castle Walter M. (Castle Bros.) r. 1824 Pacific Av
Caf-tle Warren, wheelwright, r. 6 Hulbert PI
8Sr Castle, See Cassell
Castlen Edward B., secretary Hawaiian Consul, r. 237
San Jose Av
Castlen John G., clerk Lebenbanm Bros., r. 237 San
Jose Av
CASTNER 0. A. & CO. ,Char,e.
A. Castner. Nathan W. Collins and
Robert McLellan) sparmakers, E s
Channel, nr Sixth St. Bridge
Frederick
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Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,810,273
GEO. D. DORNIN. Manager
wa. SEZT017, Asst Uaueer.
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Castner Charles A. (C. A. Castner & Co ) r. 813 Haight
Castner Eruest V., waiter, r. 850 Howard
Castuer Frank E., conductor Market St. RR., r. 1196
Hui^ht
Castner Frederick S , gardener, r. SW cor Solano and
Tennessee
Castor Sophia, widow, r. 611 M Mason, rear
Castor Joseph, porter Bachnian Bros., r. 1618 Turk
Castro Jesus, porter Joseph Arata, r. .513 Vallejo
Castro John P., laborer, r. 1926 Octavla
Castro Joseph, sawyer Pac. Box factory
Castro Pablo, harnessnaaker William Davie, r. 609
Filbert
Castio Timothy E., cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 60
South Park
Castro William, cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 60 South
Park
Caswell Albert J., painter, r. S 8 Algeria, bet Yazoo
and Railroad Av
Caswell E. E. Mrs., milliner, 28 Post
Caswell Erastus, piano tuner Charles S. Easton, r. 735
Market
Caswell F. Marion, compositor, r. 1420 Larkin
Caswell George W. (Caswell & Knell) r. 1608 Wash-
ington
Caswell H. Mrs., widow, r. 535 Post
Caswell Robert L., r. 1420 Larkin
Cas>vell Thomas H.,f;rand secretary Grand Chap-
ter R. A. M., and grand recorder Grand Com-
mandery Knights Templar, office Masonic Temple,
r. 1420 Larkin
Caswell & Knell (George W. Caswell and Louis C.
Knell) importers and dealers teas and coffees, 103
Halleck
Catania Joseph, fish dealer, r. 1010 Clay
Catchman John, peddler, r. 34 Crocker
Cate Charles H., range setter, r. 1311 Harrison
Cate Edward E.. r. 1126 Howard
Cate Frank L., painter Thomas Downing
Cate Harry R., r. 1126 Howard
Cate William H., r. 1126 Howard
Catechi John, fruits, 204 Second
Catechi Nicholas C, clerk John Catechi, r. 204 Second
Cathcart Mrs., nurse, r. 1825 Jessie
Cathcart Charles L., buokkeeper Thomas T. Atkinson
& Co., r. Alameda
Cathcart James, cooper, r. 226 Pacific
Cathcart Walter, r. 1073 Market
Cather Leonard R., machine operator Bryant & Mul-
lin. r. 1(151 Market
CATHOLIC MUTUAL BENEFICIAL ASS'N
VVUliam F. Wattson secietaiy, office
48 Plielan Buildiii":
Catholic Total Abstinence Union, St. Joseph's Hall,
cor Tenth ami Howard
Catland Osgood S. master schr William and Albert,
r. 929 Eighteenth
Catlin Amos E., cook, r. 867 Market
Catlin Amelia G. Miss, principal Point Lobos Avenue
School, r. Abbotsford House
Catlin Brandt T., clerk, r. 1027 Mission
Catlin Robert M. Mrs., r. 2014 Devisudero
Catoir Daniel, varnisher, r. 1402M Pacific
Catoir Julius, butcher, r. 1402 M Pacific
Catlow John, wholesale cattle dealer, r. SE cor
Twenty-fourth and San Jose Av
Catou George R., tailor, r. 3 White
Caton Lucy, domestic, r. 3 White
Catou M., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Caton Patrick, longshoreman, r. 430 Brannan
Caton Sarah E., waitress, r. 3 White
Cator Jameo H., shoemaker estate Gilbert Pringle, r.
6 Fair Oak. bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Cator Zachariah F., peddler, r. 411 Sansome
Catt George W.. engineer S. F. Bridge Co., 42 Market,
r. 907 Sutter
Cattariua Emanuel J., r. 9 Franklin
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERM«-FI>F.CTRIC
RUSSIAN anl TORKISH BATES
Also Medicated and Electric Balls Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
GARDEN HOSE,
LAWN SPRINKLERS, HOSE MENDERS,
HOSE COUPLINGS, HOSE PIPES.
W. E. LANE, Plumber,
505 KEARNT STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Cattariua Matthew M., foreman Herman Heyneman,
r. 23 Stone
Cattarmich T , officer stmr City Rio de Janeiro
Cuttermole Charles H.. ship chandlery and groceries,
700 Davis, r. 1.522 Mason
Cattermole John C, master mariner, r. 1526 Mason
Catton Anna M.. widow, r. 1417 Taylor
Catton, Bell & Co. (Frederick R. Catton, Jamea
E. Bell and A. Dalton Harrison) commission
merchants, agents Lloyds and proprietors W 'ol
Agency Warehouse, NW cor Sixth and Townsend,
office 406 Culiforuia
Catton Frederiek R. (Calton, Bell k Co.) r. Oakland
Catton William M., cashier, r. 1417 Taylor
Cattran Joseph H., carpenter, r. 438 Second
Cau Anna, widow, r. 6 Washoe PI
Caughlan Dennis, butcher, r. S s Trinidad, bet Yazoo
and Platte
Caughlin John, engineer, r. 1812 Stockton
Caulfield A. B., clerk Moore, Ferguson & Co., r, Oak-
land
Cauliield Henry F. (Caulfield & Co.) r. 228 Ritch
Caulfield Bridget, widow, r. 520 Eighth
Caulfield Michael, molder, r. 2210 Webster
Caulfield Patrick, laborer, r. 439 Shipley
Caulfield Rosanna, widow, r. 228 Ritch, rear
Caulfield Thomas, laborer, r. 841 Hayes
C.",ulfield k Co. (H. F. Caulfield and James Fltz-
patrick) plumbers, 510 Bryant
Cause William B., bookkeeper, r. 139 Fourth
CauBse Louis, machinist W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 19}i
Morey Alley
Causse M., lauudryman, r. 320 Larkin
Causse V. Mme., French laundry. 320 Larkin
Causslen Jean B., tanner A. Legallet, r. Ns Venezuela,
nr Tombigbee
Cautschi Bendit. cigarmaker, r. 1515 J^ Powell
Cavaglia Giovanni B., carpenter, r. 617 Greenwich
Cavagnaro Antonio, laborer, r. E s Dolores, bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth
Cavagnaro Dominic, dairy produce, r. 628 Broadway
Cavagnaro Florenzo, salesman Buneman& Martinonl,
r. 517 Greenwich
Cavagnaro Francis A., salesman Porter, Bros. & Co.,
r. 911 Jackson
Cavagnaro Francisco, shoemaker, 1719 Stockton
Cavagnaro Giovai ni, saloon keeper, r. 14 Union PI
Cavagnaro James, r. Iowa, nr Savannah
Cavagnaro John (Ribolsi & Cavagnaro) r. 239 Broad-
way
Cavagnaro Joseph A. (Cavagnaro & Cuneo) r. 628
Broadway
Cavagnaro Joseph F., attorney at law, 715 Clay, rooms
11-13, r. 911 Jackson
Cavagnaro Louis, grocer, r. cor Delaware and Ocean
House Road
Cavagnaro Luigi (Cavagnaro & Demartini) r. 14
Union PI
Cavaguaro & Cuneo (Joseph A. Cavagnaro and Joseph
Cuneo) boarding, ("128 Broadway
Cavagnaro &|Deuiartini (Luigi Cavagnaro and Antonio
Demartini) boarding, 14-16 Union PI
Cavallara Serafino, carpenter, r. 2 Reed PI
Cavalli Andreas, machinist, 21 Montgomery Av
Cavalli Eva Miss, machine operator, r. 239 J4 Langton
Cavalli George F., dairy agency, and proprietor
L'Elvezio, 16 Montgomery Av, r. 1532 Stockton
Cavalli John, foreman Cutting Co., r. 239 H Langton
Cavallini Dorotea Mrs., midwife, r. 413 Union
Cavallini Joseph, stonemason, r. 413 Union
Cavallo Giovanni, baker, r. 3 Gerke Alley
Cavanagh Charles E, shoemaker U. W. Boot and
Shoe Co., r 132 McClellan
Cavanagh Charles H., clerk, r. 2811 Harrison
Cavanagh Edward, laborer, r. 251 Third
Cavanagh Edward, machinist John K. Blgelow, r. 26
Natoma
Cavanagh Hugh, barber, r. 1753 Mission
W. B. BANCROFT & CO,
49 FIRST ST.
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Pipe Fittlnen. nil Nizen.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
CavanaKb James, boilenuaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Cavanajili James, shoemaker Orin Jones & Co., r. 477
Jessie
Cavanagh James, policeman, r. 1209 Howard
CavaiiaHh James H., commission, r. 707 Larkln
Cavanagh Jane, widow, r. 1511 T^ Larkln
Cavanagh John, hackdrivpr.r. 122.5 California, rear
Cavanagh John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 69 Te-
hama
Cavauagh John, printer, r. 1209 Howard
Cavanagh John D., bricklayer, r. 417 Stevenson
Cavanagh John F., painter, r. 20 Rnss
Cavanagh Joseph, policeman, r. 103 Natoma
Cavanagh Julia, widow, r. N a Clay, bet Octavia and
Lagiiua
Cavauagh Lawrence, engineer The Baldwin
Cavanagh Michael, fireman, r. 2.53 Third
Cavanagh Patrick, laborer Henry Trevor, r. 532 Mis-
sion
Cavanagh Richard, trackrepairer, r. 5 Alaska PI
Cavauagh Thomas, boilermaker, r. 549 Howard
Cavanagh Thomas, calker, and foreman Engine No.
13, r. 2811 Harrison
Cavanagh Thomas, oiler, r. 573 Howard
Cavanagh Thomas J., policeman, r. 103 Natoma
Cavanagh Walter, laborer, r. 162^ Clara
Cavanagh William A. (Daly & Cavanagh) r. 522
Howard
Cavauagh William E., harnessmaker, r. N b Clay, bet
Octavia and Laguna
Cavauaugh A. D. Mrs., widow, liquor saloon, NW cor
Sixth aud Folsom
Cavanaugh D., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Cavanaugh George, machinist Union Iron Works
Cavanaugh George W., timekeeper Union Iron Works,
r. 103 Freelon
Cavanaugh James, t;iilor, r. 632 Stevenson
Cavanaugh James B., stockfitter P. F. Nolan & Sons,
r. 819 Mission
Cavanaugh John, coachman Fitzgerald k Conlon, r.
1527 California, rear
Cavanaugh John, fireman, r. Pixley, bet Stelner and
Fillmore
Cavanaugh Joseph, machinist Risdon Land L. Works,
r. 812 Howard
Cavanaugh Mary, widow, r. 103 Hayes
Cavanaugh Michael E., r. Half Mile Track
Cavanaugh Patrick F., spinner, r. 1623 Powell, rear
Cavanaugh Richard Mrs., furnished rooms, 5145i
Hayes
Cavanaugh Richard D., machinist Union Ironworks,
r. 514}^ Hayes
Cavanaugh Richard H., gripman, r. 1324 Polk
Cavanaugh Thomas, machinist Union Iron Works
Cavanaugh Thomas, porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r,
26 Clementina
Cavanaugh William, harnessmaker. r. 112 Shipley
Cavanaugh W. M., laborer, r. 871 Market
•^ Cavauaugh. See Cavanagh, Kavanagh and Kava-
naugh
Cavauo William, clerk, r. f07 California
Cavasso H. Mrs., mnfr shirts, neckties, etc., 608
Montgomery, r. 606 Montgomery
Cavasso Isidore, r. 606 Montgomery
CavendisU Henrys J>I., attorney at law, 526
Kearny, rooms .5-6, r. 420 Van Ness Av
Caveney Charles, cutler M. Price, r. 13 H Harrison Av
Cavenfy James, roller Buckingham & Hecht, r. 13 M
Harrison Av
Caveney John, miner, r. Wolf, nr Elizabeth. B. H.
! Caveney John, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 13J« Harrison Av
I Caverly Anne, widow, r. 1103 Montgomery
I Caverly John M., master stmr Colima, r. 1815 Sutter
Cavilli Jean, wool puller A. Legallet, r. Venezuela,
bet Tombigbee aud Potomac
Cavo A. fc Co. (Agostiuo Cavo) marble works, 706
; Battery
Cavo Agostino (A. Cavo & Co.) r. Alameda
Cavour Hotel, G. Sinionetti & Co. proptrs, 702 Front
Cawley Edward, bartender, r. 252 5« Third
Cawley George, liquor saloon, 13 Taylor, r. 35)4 Turk
Cawley John, r. 60'J Lombard
Cawley William, liquor saloon, 147 Third, r. 252)4
Third
Cawsou Benjamin, dresser S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. E s Larkiii. nr Beach
Cawson James, machinist S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. E 8 Larkin, nr Beach
Cayberg Felix, boxmaker, r. 2 Lick Alley
Caynaci Fe.lerigo, bartender, r. 8 Pres.-ott
Cayot Augustus M., policeman, r. 1031 Pacific
Cayot Cclestin, liquor saloon, 1122 Harrison
Cazalet Thomas O., repacker. r. 1412 Powell
Cazeaux Dominique, restauraut keeper, r. 515 Sacra-
mento
Cazeaux Jean, butcher, 65 Centre Market, r. 620 Sut-
ter, rear
Cazeres GulUaume, butcher, r. 322 Fifth
Gazes John E., r. 718 California
Cazneau W. L. C, clerk, r. 1709 Dupont
Cazneaux Ernest, restaurant keeper, r. 640 Howard
Ceas Edward, carpenter, r. 18 Dearborn PI
Ceas Edward, teamster Harris & Jones, r. 18 Dear-
born PI
Cebrian John C, architect and civil engineer, office
406 Montgomery
Cecchettini Fidele, vegetable peddler, r. 1317 Kearny
Cecil John, freight clerk O. SS. Co., r. 1514 Vallejo
Cecil Samuel W., foreman W. A. Meeker, r. 25 Fell
Cecotti Enerico. fisherman, r. 15 Vallejo
Cedar River Coal Co., J. J. McKinnon presi-
dent, 106-112 Mission
Cederbloom A. B., tailor, r. 23 Howard Court
Cederqvist Carl J., shoemaker, r. 1000 Montgomery
Cediey Bernard, butcher B. Salles & Co., r. Railroad
Av, bet Dominica and Servia
Cediey John, teamster B. Salles k Co., r. Railroad Ay,
bet Dominica and Servia
Cefous James barber, r. 146)^ Fifth
Celarius Charles (Thomas Taylor i Co.) r. 2412P«cific
Av
Celery, Beef and Iron Extract Co., Norman
W. Griswold president, W. H. J. Matthews secre-
tary, 15-17 Post
Cella Louis, teamster, r. 15 Kissling PI
Cella Luigi (Quilici & Co.) r. San Jose
Cellarius G. G., wood and coal, 211 Mason, r. 112
Ellis, rear
Celler Mark, traveling salesman, r. 26)4 Harriet
Celler Michael, expressman, r. 727 Folsom
Celler Samuel, upholsterer, r. 727 Folsom
tff" Celler. See Seller and Zeller
Cellnan Maggie, domestic. 3 Myrtle Av
Cellner William, cigarmaker, r. 12 Hickley
Cement Brick Co. of California, iOl Montgomery
CENTEMERI P. & CO. dncor.
porated) importers and retailers of kid
ffloves, Franlc Li. Bird mana^^er, 108-
110 Post
Centenary M. E. Chnrcli Sonth, Rev. J. J.
Ransom pastor, S s Bush, bet Gough and Octavia
Centennial Cliair Factory, Charles Greffe
proprietor. .508-510 Fifth
Centennial Livery Stables, Fitzgerald k Con-
lon proprietors, 1.523-1525 California
Centennial Lodging House, Mrs.S. Hamburger proptr,
SE cor Clay and Drumm
Cwjter David, compositor, r. 2418 Folsom
Center George L., hostler Lambert Van Laak, r. NE
cor Shotwell and Sixteenth
Center James, horse dealer, r. NW cor Juniper and
Bryant
Center James R., teamster, r. NW cor Juniper and
Bryant
UPHOLSTERY.
WHOLES.^LE .\ND EETAIL
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
XEXT AliOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORSESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show (
and Storo Fixt.ires.
3? MarM St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY {^^^'^^Vric.ot^^,^eaC^.mv..ue.-,
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
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Center John, real estate, r. NE cor Sbutwell and
Sixteenth
Center John A., fiermau S. P. Co., r. 208 Nineteenth
Center Samuel H., r. 21'^H Austin
Center William, president San Joaquin and Kings
River Canal and Irrigation Co., and vice-president
Hakalau Plantation, office S27 Market, r. 2U Shot-
well
t^ Center. See Senter
i Centlivre Francis, hackdriver, r. 55 Natoma
1 Central California Oil Co., James Ci. Hulse secretary,
office 314 California
Central Gas Liglit Co. (Pacific Gas Improve-
ment Co. lessees) SW cor Annie and Stevenson,
Maurice Casey secretary, office 16 Moutftomery Av
Central Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Arizona) Frank
E. Dietz secretary, 8 S. F. Stock and Exchange
Bldg
Central Honse, F. L. Turpin proprietor, 871
Market, ur Fifth
Central Alethodist Episcopal Cliurch, Eev.
J. N. Beard pastor, N s Mission, bet Sixth and
Seventh
Central .Uillin^ Co. (San Jo86 Cal.) C. L. Ding-
ley president, D. B. Moody secretary, office 13
Steuart
Central Nevada Live Stock and Land Co., R. N.
Graves secretary, -iOG Montgomery
Central Pacific Hotel, 346 Fourth
Central Pacific Lodging House, SW cor Market and
East
Central Pacific Railroad Co., Leland Stan-
ford president, Edwaid H. Miller Jr. secretary,
office NE cor Fourth and Townsend
Central Paik Association, D. R. McNeill superintend-
ent, SE cor Market and Eighth
Central Presbyterian Tabernacle, Rev.
James P. Dickson acting pastor, NE cor Golden
Gate Av and Polk
Central Railroad Co., Charles Main president,
Charles P. Le Breton secretary, J. F. Clark super-
intendent, office 44 Turk
Centre House, Mrs. L. J. Reed proptr, 719 Market
Centre Market. Nathan Dodge superintendent, SE cor
Dupont and Sutter
Centre Snloon The, Bientz fcKewitz proprietors,
1051 Market
Cercle Francais, rooms 105 Stockton
Cereghino August, milkman, S s Sumatra, ni'San
Joaquin
Cereghino Benedetto, wood and coal, 430 Pacific
Cereghino David (G. & D. Cereghino) r. 3262 Mission
Cereghino David, bootblack, r. 3 San Antonio
Cereghino G. & D. (Giovanni and David) liquor sa-
Ijjn, 3262 Miss-on
Cereghino Giovanni (G. & D. Cereghino) r. 3262 Mis-
sion
i Cereghino John, laborer, r. 15 Bannam PI
j Cereghino Joseph (Cereghino & Debenedetti) r. 3258
Mission
I Cereghino Joseph, cook, r. 322 Clementina
Cereghino Luigi, bootblack, 547 Merchant, r. Oakland
Cereghino Louis, scavenger, r. 1918 Mason
Cereghino Mary, widow, r. 4 Green PI
Cereghino M. S., laundry, office 527 Kearny, r. 3 San
Antonio
Cereghino Rocco (Cereghino & Cordano) r. E 8 Mis-
sion, bet Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Cereghino Rocco, cook M. Giurach, r. 322 Clementina
Cereghino & Cordano (Rocco Cereghino and F. Cor-
dano) groceries and' liquors, E s Mission, bet
Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Cereghino & Debenedetti (Joseph Cereghino and
Joseph Debenedetti) dry goods, 3258 Mission
Ceresolla Nlcolla (Ceresolla & Lipuetto) r. 1819 Union
Ceresolla & Liguetto (Nicolla Ceresolla and Luigi
Liguetto) fruits and vegetables, 1819 Union
Cerf Albert (Cerf, Schloss k Co.) r. 716 Post
FRATINGER & CO.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
JERSEY WAISTS.
NEWEST GOODS. LATEST STYLES. LOWEST PRICES.
105 KEARNY STREET.
JOHN HAMMOND
ROOFING,
RAIN WATER PIPES, GUTTERS and VALLEYS
MADE AND REPAIRED.
Roofa of all kinds made Water Ti^rHt.
W. E
PLUMBER,
Established 1860.
LANE,
605 KEARNY STREET.
Telephone 315.
Cerf Charles, confectioner, r. 30'J Eddy
Cerf Emanuel, expressman, NW cor Third and Mis-
sion, r, 109 Eleventh
Cerf Eugene, lodgings, 801 Vallejo
Cerf Julia, widow, r. 801 Vallejo
Cerf Jules, capitalist, office 119 Battery, r. 716 Post
Cerf Jules, clerk Porter, Slessinger & Co., r. 1216
Geary
Cerf Moses (Blochman & Cerf) r. 1203 Sutter
Cerf, Scliloss & Co. (Albert Cerf and Benjamin
Schloss) manufacturers' agents crockery and glass-
ware, 119 Battery
Cerignelli Giovanni, scavenger, r. 725 Filbert
Cernogorcevich Christofora, coffee saloon, 15 Vallejo,
r. 1711 Jones
Cernogorcevich Teofilo, birtender. r. 24 Wetmore PI
Cernogorcevich Stephen, bartender, r. 1711 Jones
Cerren W. C. Mrs., varieties. 229 Fifteenth
Cerruti Antonio (Cerruti & Bertucci) r. 1326 Dupont
Cerruti Giacomo, engineer Fontana & Co., r. 6 Cadell
Alley
Cerruti Giuseppe, laborer, r. 14 Cadell Alley
Cerruti & Bertucci (Antonio Cerruti and Charles Ber-
tucci) liquor saloon. 1326 Dupont
Cervelli Alessandro, oysterman J. A. Giusti
Cervelli Ernesto (Quilici & Cervelli) r. 621 Broadway
Cervelli Francisco (L. Marsili & Co.) r. 908 Sansome
Cervelli Narciso, laborer J. A. Giusti
Cervelli Raffaelo (F. Arata & Co.) r. 1526 Dupont
Cesad Martin R., deputy U. S. Mfir.shal, r. 214)4 Sixth
Cesare Tader, milker, r. cor Steiner and Francisco
Cesari F,, farmer, r. 608 Broadway, rear
Cesari Frank, carpenter, r. 6 Bartol
Cesaroni Cesar, teacher languages, r. 402 Hayes
Cesena Cipriano, tanner Norton's Tannery, r. N B
Paraguay, bet St, John andTombigbee
Ceuci Pasqiiale, peddler, r. 1004 Montgomery Ay
Cevasco Antonio, vegetables, r. 9 Midway
Cevasco Giacomo (Cevasco & Garbarino) r. 8 Mar-
garet PI
Cevasco Giovanni, clerk John F. Fugazl, r. 818 San-
some
Cevasco Giovanni B, (Cevasco & Canessajr. 1216 Filbert
Cevasco & Canessa (Giovanni B. Cevasco and Paride
Canessa) publishers and proptrs La Voce del
Popolo, 535 Washington
Cevasco & Garbarino (Giacomo Cevasco and Giavanni
Garbarinol liquor saloon. 1229 Dupont
Chabot Anthony, capitalist, 328 Montgomery, room 7,
r. Oakland
Chabot Maria Miss, dressmaker, r. 610 J5 Nineteenth
Chabree Louis, tailor, r. 1302 Stockton
Chabree Onesime Mrs., dressmaking, 1302 Stockton
Chace Henry C, clerk E. Shrier, r. 607 Sutter
Chace Henry L. B., planing mill, 126 Main, r. 2126
Brnderick
Chace Nathaniel L., diiver R. A. Swaiu & Co., r. 1220
Market
i^" Chace. See Chase
Chadbourne Charles F., merchandise broker, 200 Cali-
fornia, r. Oakland
Chadbourne Forrest S. (F. S. Chadbourne & Co.) r.
1106 Bush
Chadbourne F. S. «& Co. (Forrest S. Chad-
bourne) importers and manufacturers furniture ;
and beddiUK, 741-745 Market • !
Chadbourne Jabez, attorney at law, 214 Sansome, i
rooms 15-17, r. Alameda
Chadbourne Jos -ph, flour broker, r. 1602 Stockton !
Chadbourne Thomas J., proptr Eclipse Cracker ;
Bakery. 1412-1420 Dupont, office 214 Sacramento, i
r. 1412 Dupont I
89" Chadbourne. See Chadburne
Chadsev John F.. carpenter, r. 448 Guerrero I
ChadwiVk Andrew J., starter Cal. St. RR., r. 603 Cali-
fornia I
Chadwick C. F., carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r. 607 '
Sixth !
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mannfacturer ofe-v-ery deHoription of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
4S tu SU Beale Street, San Francisco.
Ralincy Pr^CC^C TSUMAN, ISHAU & HOOKER, 421-427 Market St. HAY.HLUK,
0a ling r'reS&e&. hop. wool,. KA«, and ORCIIILIiA PRfSSJBM.
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iMi'onxEns OP
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
All Sizfs ami Xuiiibcrs.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Chadwick Charh s, propir Park View Hotel, E s Trini-
j dad, bet Osage and Monnngahela
Chadwick Frauk R., exchaDge teller Donohoe, Kelly
I * Co., r. 2>.09 Fillmore
ChadwiCK James C, architect, r. 1720 Hyde
Chadwick Lizzie Miss, r. Es Trinidad, bet Osage and
I MoDODgabela
Chadwick Nathaniel G., carpenter, r. 1720 Hyde
Chaffee Charles, f>hipwrlgbt, r. 7 Hampshire
, Chaffee, Gilbert & BODestell. merchants (San Buena-
I Ventura, Cal) office 400 Front
I Chaffee Hezikiah C, collector, r. 638 Commercial
I Chaffee William H., carpenter, i. 437 O'Farrell
Chaffers Albert, shipcarpenter. r. 41 Fifth
Chaigneau Alfred, publisher and proptr Le Franco
Californien, 63(5 Clay, r. 214 San Jose Av
Chaigneau Victor A., physician and surgeon, 715
I Clay, r. 214 San Jose Av
Chaignon Edmond, salesman Lemoine & Pichon, r.
814 Howard
; Chaix Mary, widow, dairy produce, 1704 Polk
^ Chaler Charles, tailor, r. 605 Broadway
I Chalfant Samuel P., dentist, office and r. 534
I Kearny
Challenge Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
I Nev.i C. L. McCoy secretary, 3 S. F. Stock and
' Excharge Bldg
Challit'l Charles, driver Verdier. Moreau & Co.^ r. 514
Leavenworth
Challiol Edward (Challiol & Lean)r. 514 Leavenworth
Challiol Lena, widow, r. 514 Leavenworth
Challiol i«c Lean (Edward Challiol and Julii^s Lean)
picture framers, 414 Larkin
Chalmers Alick. insurance broker, 432 California, r.
641 Golden Gate Av
Chalmers Annie B. Miss, principal Union Primary
School, r. 711 Jones
Chalmers Christine Mrs., teacher Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 527 Twenty-second
Chalmers Hugh, bookkeeper, r. 1118 Market
Chalmers James, insurance agent, r. 641 Golden Gate
Av
Chalmers James C, manager Crystal Vinegar Works,
r. 527 Twenty-second
Chalmers John 0.. cleik George Morrow * Co
Chalmers W. C, brakeman S. P. Co., r. 624 Fourth
Chalmers William, drayman, office 27 New Mont-
gomery, r. 716 Capp
Chalmers William L.. associate manager The Fire In-
surance Association of London, r. 641 Golden
I GateAv
. Chalmers William J. P.. physician, r. 429 Minna
Chaloner E. I., night inspector Custom House, r. 651
Folsom
Chaloner Samuel B., r. 1833 Market
Chambanlt Louis, jewelry chaser, r. 1507 Powell
Chambelll Albert, drus; clerk, r. 4(19 Fourth
Cliamber of Commerce, Thomas J. Haynes sec-
retary, rooms Merchants' Exchange Bldg
Chamberlain Charles C, millhaud Miller & Hamil-
ton, r. 515 H Bush
Chambeilain Edward H., teamster, r. 1238 Mission
Chamberlain Eugene, cook, r. 407 Minna
Chamberlain Frank E., collector A.L.Bancroft & Co.,
-, r. Berkeley
Chamberlain H. Mrs., proprietor Nucleus Hotel.
SE cor Market and Third and Hotel Rossmore, 306
Stockton
Chamberlain Henry E., night watchman Occidental
Hotel
Chamberlain Leila C. Mrs. (Chamberlain & Ingalsbe)
r. 1407 Van Ness Av
Chamberlain Paul P.. piiinter, r. 334 Third, rear
Chamberlain Vokes R. P. Rev., clergyman, r. 2 Gerke
Chamberlain William H., harnessmaker. r. 19 Verona
Chamberlain William H., traveling auditor S. P. Co.,
r. Oakland
Chamberlain Willis C, carpenter, r. 548 Birch Av
Chamberlain W. P.. fVira^'eiiiaster Presidio
Chamberlain & Ingalsbe (Mrs. Leila C. Chamberlain
and Miss Mary E. Ingalsbe) designers and en-
engravers on wood, 219 Bush
Chamberlin Abbie, widow, janitress South End
School, r. William, nr Berlin, U. M. T.
Chamberlin Arthur N., gripman Market St. RR., r.
535 Lftt
Chamberlin Charles, tannner Franklin A. Davis, r.
424 Shotwell
Chamberlin Henry P., r. 121 Montgomery
Chamberlin Joseph, carriage painter, r. William, nr
Berlin, U. M. T.
Chamberlin Joseph P., liquor saloon, junction Va-
lencia and Mission, r. NE cor San Jose At and
Army
Chamberlin Lowell A., captain Battery C, Ist Artil-
lery, r. Presidio
Chamberlin Richmond A. (Chamberlin &Eichenberg>
r. 1637 Mission
Chamberlin S. W.. waiter Palace Hotel
Chamberlin William, proprietor Beresford
Hotel, NW cor Bush and Stockton
Chamberlin William B., letter carrier Post Office, r.
1408 Powell
Chamberlin William H., assistant secretary and gen-
eral manager Pacific Club, r. 1431 Mission
Chamberlin & Eichberg (Richmond A. Chamberlin
and Henry G. Eichenberg) wholesale butcher*,
411}^ California, room 6
t^" Chamberlin. See Chamberlain
Chambers Alexander W., carpenter, r. 629 J4 Fulton
Chambers Carrie M., widow, r. 615 Lombard, rear
Chambers Edward, steward stmr Santa Rosa, r. 632
Market
Chambers George (Gladding, McBean & Co.) r. Chi-
cago, 111.
Chambers George, porter stmr Tiburon
Chambers Harry L., foreman Rosenthal, Federi Co.,
r. 1022 Mission
Chambers James S., law student, r. 35 South Park
Chambers J. L., blacksmith, r. 54 First
Chambers J. Lloyd, carrier The Guide, r. 615 Lom-
bard, rear
Chambers John, mate stmr Modoc
Chambers John, sailmaker, r. Steiner, bet Bush and
Pine
Chambers Joseph, expressman. r.Ward.nr Union, B.H.
Chambers Peter B., gripman Cal. St. BB., r. 1211
Bush
Chambers Simon P., carpenter, r. 627 Fulton
Chambers Thomas J., porter Greenebaum & Co., r. 35
South Park
Chambers Walter, bartender, r. 215 Broadway
Chambers William, seaman, r. 23 Baldwin Court
Champagne Alphonse, bookkeeper Jean La Come, r.
2011 Mission
Champagne Joseph, liquor saloon, 643 Broadway
Champion Chailes N., timekeeper Union Iron Works,
r. 574 Folsom
Champion Hall. 507 Valencia
Champion Hall, N s Butte, bet Kentucky and Ten-
nessee
Champion Iron Fence Co., Addison G. Kittredge
agent, 18-20 Fremont
Champion Joseph, molder, r. 459 Clementina
Champion Machine Co., S. H. Ray manager, 12 Main
Champion Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) Butler Burris
secretary, 2 Nevada Block
Champion Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.) Theodore
Wetzel secretary. 522 Montgomery
Champion Soap Factory, Thomas Dolan proptr, E B
PotreroAv, bet Alameda and ElDorado
Champion Thomas E., street contractor, r. lOBartlett
Champion William B., bakery. 1131 Jj Mission
Champreux Alfred, molder W. T. Garratt nCo., r.
Oakland
TliE BEST
OVERCOATS
For MEN and BOYS at
THE HASTINCS"
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.
a
IMPERIAL Fire lis. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SE2T31T, AscL Ibaager.
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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Champreiix Gustave, foreman W. T. Garralt & Co., r.
Oaklaiid
Chaiiccy John, r. 446!^ Guerrero, rear
Chandler Arthur, cook, r. 32 Steuart
Chaudler Charles, collector, r. 1907 Stockton
Chandler Erlwin J., wints and liqu"rs. NW cor Fill-
more and O'Farrell, r. 1323', Stciner
Chandler F. P. Mrs., widow, r. 200 Ellife
Chandler Frederic B.. correspondent Wells, Fargo *
Co.'s Bank, and (Stanford. Lien & Co.) r. Saucelito
Chandler Cieorge, tailor, r. fiVi Kolsom
Chandler George A., cook. r. 1012 Kearny
Chandler George C, painter, r. 1607 Golden Gate Av
Chandler George L. A., salesman O'Connor, Moflfatt &
Co., r. Ui07 Golden Gate Av
Chandli-r H. F. Mrs., r. 906 Market
Chandler Lowell M., engineer Eisen Vineyard Co., r.
1001 Folsom
CHANDLER EICHARD D.
coal ai»cl iron, and a^ent Eagt Welling-
ton Coal Co., 507-509 Eagt, r. SE cor
Cliestnut and Hyde
Chandler Robert H., clerk, r. 1909 Leavenworth
Chandler RoUou. contractor, r. 12 Bourbon
Chandler Roswell N., paperhanger, r. 11 Glen Park Av
Chandler T. H. & Co. (Thomas H. Chandler and
Thomas C. Morris) coflfee and spices, 26 Main
Chandler Thomas, bhipping master, 518 Battery, r.
915 Battery
Chandler Thomas H. (T. H. Chandler & Co.) r. 127
Kearny
Chandler W. A., laborer, r. American Exchange Hotel
Chandler William S., steward stmr San Jose, r. S s
Duncan, nr Guerrero
Channfll Brackett F., capitalist, office 109 Battery, r.
Berkeley
Chanoine Ernest, with Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r.
Oakland
Changuet Picre, laundryman, r. 33 Chenery
Chapeau Louis, sculptor, r. 1620 West Mission
Chapel Deodatus, machinist, r. NW cor Butte and
Florida
Chapelain Charles, saloonkeeper, r. 215^ Everett
Chapin Alexis B., delivery clerk P. M. SS. Co, r. 138
Eddy
Chapin Edward W., clerk M. P. and M. dept, S. P.
Co., r. 820 Sutter
Chapin Frank E., assistant superintendent Cal. St.
KR., r. 623 California
Chapin Georgre W. , real estate agent, 314 Mont-
gomery, r. Sanchez, btt Eighteenth and Nine-
teenth
Chapin Samuel A., minine, 7 Montgomery Av, room 23
Chaplain Charles F., r. 333 Bush
Chaplin Charles W., conductor Market St. RR., r.
Mission, ur Twenty -eighth
Chaplin James, bookkeeper Brown, Craig & Co., r.
621 Bush
Chaplin Manley J., machinist John K. Bigelow, r. 621
Bush
Chapman Albert F., law editor Journal of Commerce,
518 Sacramento, r. ]239)iS Valencia
Chapman B., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Chapman Benjamin, carpenter, r. 227 Pacific
Chapman Carrie L. Miss, copyist, r. 1103 Sutter
Chapman Charles C. (Chapman & Moch) r. 126 Fifth
Chapman Charles E. (Horn k Chapman) r. San Jos6
Chapman Charles W., clerk collection dept Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 528 Jones ,
Chapman Charles W., conductor Market St. RR., r.
NW cor Twentj'-sixth and Valencia
Chapman E. B. (J.'F. Chapman &Co.) r. East Oakland
Chapman Edward K., bookkeeper Chronicle, r. 907
Pine
CHAPMAN F. M. proprietor
Norfolk Stables, 136 Ellis, r. 518 Ellis
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-i: I^rCTKIC
RUSSIAN and TURKISH BATHS
Mso Medicated aiid Electric Ealhs Slven.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED
CHIMNEYS REPAIRED. CHIMNEY SWEEPING.
Cliininey Tops that ^vill dra>v.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1S60. Telephone 315.
Chapman Frederick Y., compositor P. E. Dougherty
& Co., r. 814 ( alifornia
Chapman George, laborer, r. 262 H Clemrntina
Chapman George, teamster John J. Wall, r. 2110
Powell
Chapman Genige W., carpenter, r. 202 Sixth
Chapman Harry, jewelry mnfr, 608 Merchant, r.
Berkeley
Chapman H. F., painter, r. 9 Priest
Chapman Hiram A., laborer, r. 707 Brannan
Chapman Ira H., student Sylvester & Sublett, r. 114
Eleventh
Chapman James, master stmr San Blao, r. 404 Turk
Chapman James B., clerk delivery dept Wells, Fargo
& Co., r.2(;ll Pine
Chapman James F. (J. F. Chapman & Co.) r. East
Oakland
Chapman J. F. & Co. (James F. and E. B. Chapman)
commission merchants, 22 California
Chapman John B., laborer, r. 2110 Powell
Chapman John C, cabinetmaker George H. Fuller, r.
632 Mission
Chapman John E., steward Hose No. 4, r. 1808 Stock-
ton
Chapman John J., painter, r. 914 Jackson
Chapman John W., clerk, r. 1113H Twei.ty-fourth
Cliapnian Ij. B. , secretary Giant Powder Co. and
AtUntic Dynamite Co., 30 Calilornia, r. 613 Taylor
Chapman Lewis C, conductor S. P. Co., r. 704 Han-i-
son
Chapman Oliver, solicitor, r. 637 Jessie
Chapman Ralph J., pianomover. r. 513 Taylor
Chapman Robi-rt, r. 615 Van Ness Av
Chapman Robert C,, waiter, r. 327 Minna
Chapman Robert J., clerk J. F. Chapman & Co., r.
East Oakland
Chapman Rockwell S., clerk Fire Underwriters' In-
spection Bureau, r. 534 M Jessie
Chapman Thomas, master stmr San Bias
Chapman Valeria, widow, r. 1123 Ellis
Chapman Virginia N.. widow, r. 1007 Twenty-first
Cliapman Wilfrid B., commission merchant,
agent Universal Marine Insurance Co. (limited)
of London, and Consul Belgium, office 123 Cali-
foruia. r. Union Club
Chapman William, sodamaker r. 1516 Buchanan
Chapman William H. (Chapman .V Slack) r. Berkeley
CHAPMAN WILLIAM J.
contractor for server -ivork, etc., vaults,
cellars, setvers, yards, etc. cleaned, SE
cor Montgfoniery and Broadway, r.
2110 Powfll
Chapman William M., actor, r. 499 Fourth
Chapman William R., bottler Ha^ke & Hagedorn, r.
221 r:lm Av
Chapman William S., real estate, 306 Pine, room 6, r.
Palace Hotel
Chapman & Moch (Charles C. Chapman and Moses
Moch) hatters, 797 Mission
Chapman «!t Slack (William H. Chapman and
Charles W. Slack) attorneys at law, 320 Califoinia,
rooms 7-8
Chaponot Coussaint. funiist, r. 1108 Pacific
Chappari Giovanni, florist, 246 Sutter, r. 8 Dunn Alley
Chappell Edward, weaver, r. E s Larkin, nr North
Point
Chappell John G., laundry machinery, 807 Howard, r,
34 Fell
Chappell Joseph J., with Christy* Wise, r.317 Powell
Chappell Piter, bartender, r. 917 Eddy
Chappell Thomas J., contractor, r. 1203 Seventeenth
Chappell W. J., r. 266 Brannan
Chappelle Emily S., teacher Redding Primary School,
r. 228 Eleventh
Chapuis Bertha Mme., teacher French, r. 2110 Jackson
Chapuis Francis A., clerk E. W. Carpenter, r. 2110
Jackson
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS, ETC.
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MANUFACTUKEBS OF
PIniii, Jitpanned und Stamped
Ti isr ^\7vr j\. rt e:
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
Chaquette Albert, stu'lent, r. 715 Hayes
Chaqiiette Eliza Mrs., r. 715 Hayes
Chaquette Ephraim, assistaut O'Connor, Moffatt .^
Co., r, 715 Hayes
Charbonnat AuKunt, dairy produce, r. 1219 York
Charbonuat Paul, barber, r. 19 Clara
Chard Charles, laborer, r. 14 Turk
Chard George H., carpenter Hobba, Wall & Co., r. 1224
Eddy
Chard George R., pharmacist H. Staub, r. SW cor
Sutter and Larkin
Chard Henry C, uiarblefiuisher Abraham Morris, r,
2(> Lapidge
Chariot Mine., ostrich feather factory, 415^5 Stevenson
Chariot Joseph, jeweler, r. 415Jii Stevenson
Charlaix Felix, cashier Davis Bros., 1234 Market, r.
1512 Broadway
Charland John, shoemaker Joseph Lucier.r. 29 Ji Moss
Charlebois Youe, bookkeeper Somers & Healey, r.
Oakland
Charles Andres Mrs., r. 541 Turk
Charles H. A. Mrs., widow, r. 6 Torrens Court
Charles Herman, glazier, r. 238 J4 Oak
Charles Launie MIks, telephone operator, r. 6 Torrens
Court
Charles Louis, peddler, r. 531 Sacramento
Charles Minnie Miss, r. 134 Twenty-sixth
Charles Sylvester, millwright John Hammond, r. 1032
Treat Av
Charles William H., pressman Frank Eastman & Co.,
r. 1917 Mason
Charleston Exchange, James H. Aver proprie-
tor, W B Illinois, bet Napa and Butte
Charleston John, carpenter, r. 11 Lafayette
Cuarlesworth James C, assistant engineer Cal. and
Nevada Ice Co., r. 336 Tehama
Charleton Constautine E., laborer, r. 7 Cook
Charlock William H., undertaker Craig & Cochran,
r. 113 Ninth
Charlock William H. Jr., clerk, r. 113 Ninth
Charlsen John, captain schr Ellen Adelia, office 316
Steuart
Charlton Edward, teamster, r. 2207 Mission
Charlton Harry E., engineer -Richard Herring, r. 120
Fourth
Charlton John C, teamster Pac. Trucking Co., r. 621
Franklin
Charlton Johnston H., gardener, SW cor Washington
and Van Ness Av
Charmak Herman, jeweler, 846 Market, r. 1059 Golden
Gate Av
Charounat Emlle, mining, 406 Montgomery, r. Nevada
Charpiot Joseph, paperhanger, r. 813 Filbert
Charson Abraham, miner, r. 529 Sacramento
Charter Oak Livery Stable, John T. Hayes proptr, 775
Market
Chartier Louisa Mrs., laundry, 1015 Folsom
Chartre Robert, capitalist, r. 102 Fifth
Chartrey Raoul, manager City Iron Works, NE cor
Vallejo and Sansome, office 39-51 Freemont, r.
2321 Jackson
Charvoz John (S. F. Stove Works) r. 158 Perry
Chase A. Miss, teacher, r. 1313 Larkin
Chase Albert, physician and surgeon, 652 Market
Chase Alvah M., elerk John J. Buck, r. 231 Second
Chase Arthur S., teamster, r. 116 Eighth
Chase Charles F., r. SE cor Beach and Baker
Chase Charles M, (Killip & Co.) r. 2417 California
Chase Edward C, salesman Kohler & Chase, r. Oak-
land
Chase Edward J., butcher, r. Merrimao, bet Illinois
and Michigan
Chase Ella Miss, teacher Grant Primary School, r. 331
O'Farrell
Chase Ellen Mrs., widow, r. 158 Clara, rear
Chase Frank B., real estate agent, 873}^ Market, r. 116
Taylor
Chase (3eorge M., engineer, r. 811 Mason
Chase George N., first lieutenant U. S. A., aide-de-
camp Major-General O. O. Howard, r. Fort Win-
tield Scott
Chase George W., machinist, r. 1404M Folsom
Chase Gilbert P., salesman Yates & Co., r. 55 South
Park
Chase Harry F., stevedore James B. Chase & Co., r.
1">1H Mason
Chase Henry, dentist, r. 537 Stevenson
Chase Henry A., printer C. A. Murkock & Co., r. 623
California
Chase Henry C, clerk, r. 607 Sutter
Chase Henry M., traveling salesman Merten, Moffitt
k Co., r. 118 Eddy
Chase Herbert M., stenographer, r. 108^ Hayes
Chase James A., contractor and builder, r. 1233 Market
Chase James B. (James B. Chase & Co.) r. 1518 Mason
Chase Jamea B. & Co. (Jaiues B. Chase) steve-
dores and ballastmen, 17 Steuart
Chase James M., cardriver, r. 335 Fourth,
Chase J. B., cigarmaker, r. 335 Fourth
Chase John, r. 430 Bryant
Chase John, carpenter r. 25 Lily Av
Chase J. Munsell, solicitor J, F. Crosett & Co., r. 14
Auburn
Chase John G., carpenter, r. 29}^ Lily Av
Chase Joseph, salesman, r. 1404 )<J Folsom
Chase Joseph G. boxcutter Max Waizman, r. 29)<i
Lily Av
Chase L., with Jason Springer & Co.
Chase Lalla R. Miss, assistant teacher Moulder Pri-
mary School, r. 326 Larkin
Chase Lathial T., expressman, r. 321 Turk
Chase L. M.. widow, r. 606 O'Farrell
Chase Lottie Mrs., furnished rooms, 514 Sutter
Chase M. Mrs., fursewer M. & D. Windmuller, r. 1001
Natonia
Chase M. E. Mrs., widow, r. 331 O'Farrell
Chase Quincy A. (Kohler & Chase) r. Oakland
Chase R. D. Mrs., widow, r. 1017 Twenty-first
Chase Robert P. Jr. (R. P. Cbase k Co.) r. 627 Geary
Chase R. P. & Co. (Robert P. Chase Jr.) manu-
facturers infants shoes and ladies' and misses'
slippers, 869 Market,' bet Fourth and Filth, up
stairs
Chase Russell, student A, Van Der Naillen, r. Oakland
Chase Thomas D., stevedore, r. 1518 Mason
Chase Wallace G., bartender, r. 1138 Howard
Chase William H., with Truckee Mnfg and Box Co.,
r. 14 Auburn
Chase "William T., carpenter, 13 Howard
Chase William W. (W. W. Chase * Co.) r. 508 Capp
Chase Winfield S., carriage builder, r. 511 Filbert
Chase W. W. & Co. (William W. Chase and
Richard M. Collins) hay, feed and g^ain, 1913
Market, and 619-021 Fourth
a^ Chase. See Chace
Chassa^ne Leon (E. A. Jaujou & Co.) r. 1830 Powell
Chasse Pierre (Chass^ & Pate) r. 614 Broadway
Chasse & Pate (Pierre Chasse and Jean Pate) propri-
etors Hotel de Basses Pyrenn^es, 614 Broadway
Chassels William, r. 126 Sixth
Chatain Evariste (Chatain & Gilletti) r. Fourteenth,
nr Market
Chatain Evariste (Chatain i Giletti) r. 117 Stockton
Chatain & Giletti (Evariste Chatain and Pecondo
Giletti) wine cellar builders, importers and pat.
entees Venetian Mosaic marble tile, 117 Stockton
CHATHAU CHAKLES A.
porcelain decorator and art school
(monog^nims and shavings mug's a spe«
cialty) 420 Post
Chateau Marian Mrs., midwife, r. 327 Minna
Chatel Joseph (M. D. & J..Chatel) r. 55 Second
Chatel Mary D. Mrs. (M. D. * J. Chatel) r. 55 Second
Chatel M. D. & J. (Mrs. Mary D. and Joseph) proptrs
Everett House, 55 Second
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
Hotels and Steainboats completely furnished with
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY.
Special Prices Given.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO
Manul'acturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 fflarM St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
(Also the finest gndea of CUrets, Hocks, \ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO,
i Burgundies, Sauternes. Ports aud Sherries | 530 WASHlNfiTON STE2ET.
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Chatelain Claude, luniberiuan, r. ISl.") Powell
Chatelain Honore, laundryi»an, r. 1515 Powell
Cbatelet Claude, tanner, r. 3009 Mission
Chateller Frances Miss, r. 624 Eddy
Chatfield May Miss, clerk Crystal Baths, r. 917 Union
Chatham Joseph, liquor saloon, 1201 Stelner
Chatham Mary. shoeatterKutzS Murr, r. 1201 Steiner
Chatham Beverly B., cook, r. 418 Post
Chaiiche Adrieii G., importer and wholesale
dealer foreign and native wines, oflSce and depot
015-017 Front, and proprietor Mount Rouge Vine-
vard and Cellar, Livermore Valley, Alameda Co.,
Cal., r. Oakland
Chaunet J. P., tanner F. C. Anderton, r. SE cor St.
Thomas and Yazoo
Chauvin F. Lee, teacher elocution, 1031 Market
Chavez Joseph, trunkmaker D. Block & Co.
Chavez Juan M., cigarmaker Antonio Verdugo, r.
Oakland
Cheastv Edward C, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
21-2Hvde
Chebukar Michael, porter Neville & Co., r. 21 Glover
Cheeuey John, r. 610 Jones
Cheesman Frank S., r. 2315 Mission
Cheesman Morton, capitalist, r. Palace Hotel
Chef sman Robert B., wharfbuilder, r. 237 Bartlett
tff' Cheesman. See Chessman
Cheever Ferdinand J., boxmaker, r. 509 Twenty-third
Cheever Silas G., solicitor Call, r. 7 Fair Av
I&" Cheever. See Chever
Cheflfers Charles, shipcarpenter, r. 7 Hampshire
Cheignon Adolphe, bakery, 814 Howard
Cheignon Adolphe Jr., clerk P. G. Sabatie & Co., r.
814 Howard
Cheignon Edmond salesman, r. 814 Howard
Cheignon Marie Miss (White House Dressmaking Co.)
r. 814 Howard
Cheli Bernardo (Cheli & Laferrera) r. 15 Prescott
Chell & Laferrera (Bernardo Cheli and Giuseppi La-
ferrera) horseshoers, 520 Davis
Cheline Emil. stonecutter, r. 332 Sixth
Cheline Joseph (Cheline* Rossi) r. 332 Sixth
Cheline Lazaro. fruits and vegetables, 628 Third
Cheline & Rossi (Joseph Cheline and V. Rossi) fruits
and vegetables, 332 Siith, and 6 Grand Arcade
Market
Chell Eliza Mrs., lodgings, 12 Harlan PI
Cheminant Alexis S.. bookkeeper W. Letts Oliver
Chenais Aristide, clerk J. PInet, r. 422 Seventh
Chener Frank, carpenter, r. 521 San Jose Av
Chenery Leonard E., bookkeeper Heywood Bros, k
Co.. r. 2002 Pine
Chenery Lizzie W., widow, r. 2002 Pine
Cheney Chauncey J., real estate agent, r. 1927 Jessie.
Cheney E. M., mate stmr Mexico
Cheney Forrest, r. 426 O'Farrell
Cheney James, real estate agent, r. 177 Sixteenth
Cheney Jessie, r. 511 Pine
Cheney John E., clerk, r. 711 Jones
Cheney John V., clerk Post Office, r. Oakland
Cheney Merrick L., clerk Sisson, Crocker & Co., r.
Oakland
Cheney Warren, attorney at law, 310 Pine, room 32
Clieng^ Pingf, vice-consul China, office and r. 917
Clay
Chenoina Ernest, diamond setter Geo. C. Shreye &
Co., r. Oakland
Chenot Catherine, widow, r. 203 Twelfth
Ohenot Eugene E. clerk general freight office S. P.
Co. r. 203 Twelfth
Chenot Julius F., clerk r. 203 Twelfth
Chenoweth Clara E. Miss, milliner, r. 305 Leaven-
worth
Chenoweth Elizabeth Mrs., r. 305 Leavenworth
Chenoweth George B. bartender, r. 305 Leavenworth
Chenoweth John A., carpenter, r. 523 Sixth
Cheno-weth John M,, liquor merchant, 902-904
Market, and 3-5 Ellis, r. 305 Leavenworth
FRATINGER & CO.
READY-MADE SUITS
FOR
LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN.
105 KEARNY STREET.
REFLECTORS,
FOE SHOW WINDOWS AND STORES,
MADE AND REPAIRED.
W. E. LANE~ Plumber
505 KEARirS- STREET.
Established I860. Telephone 315.
Chenoweth WelliUKtou H., bartender John M. Cheno-
weth, r. 305 Leavenworth
Cheperuich Lucca, fruits, SE cor Clay and Stockton,
r. 900 Clay
Cherbonau Joseph, cook stmr Mexico
Cherilli Andrea, laborer, r. W s Montgomery Av, nr
Bay
Cherokee Gold Mining Co., A. Halsey secretary, 328
Montgomery, room 7
Cherry Addie C. Miss, teacher Redding Primary
School, r. 2507 Sacramento
Cherry Caroline M., widow, r. 2507 Sacramento
Cherry James L., geologist, r. 2736 California
Cherry John, miner, r. 12 Banks
Cherry Robert, painter, r. 209 Seventh
Cherubiuo Giovanni B., carpenter, r. 624 Bay
Cliesebrong^Ii A. (Williams, Dimond b Co.) r. 2428
Jackson
Cliesley Cliarles P., physician and surgeon,
office anil r. 7.H Howard. Office hours 12 M. to 3. P.
M., ard 0 to 8 P. M.
Chesley George W. (Sacramento, Cal.) William H.
Bremer agent, 310 Sacramento
Chesley James G., traveling agent Chronicle, r. 63G
Post
Chesley Lucy H., widow, r. 2406 Mission
Chesney Dennis, wines and liquors, SW cor Grant Av
and Morton, and 133 Sixth, r. 119 '^ Sixth
Chesney John, lumberman, r. 6 Grant Alley
Chessler Frederick (Chessler & Anderson) r. 518
Pacific
Chessler & Anderson (Frederick Chessler and Adolpta
Anderson) liquor saloon, 518 Pacific
Chessman Edward E., shoemaker estate Gilbert Prin-
gle, r. 3M Dale Place
8^ Chessman. See Cheesman
Chester Andrew, porter Mirror Saloon, r. 613 Howard
Chester Anthony, cook, r. 1434 Broadway
Chester Charles H., bookkeeper, r. 145 Fifteenth
Chester Dean R., clerk, r. 319 Sansome
Chester Frederick, salesman Raphael, NVeill & Co., r.
30 Post
Chester George, peddler, r. 415 Green, rear
Chester George A., steward, r. 613 Howard
Chester Henry, house mover, r. 1408 Mission
Chester John, teamster S. r. Gas Light Co., r. Ken-
tucky House
Chester John E., laborer, r. 128 Langton
Chester Lewis S., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 7 Freelon
Chester Martha, r. 1416 Oay
Chester Martin T., first officer stmr Geo. W. Elder, r.
134 Chattanooga
Chester Robert, porter, r. 613 Howard
Chester Samuel, whitener, r. 202 Ritch
Chesterton S. M. Mrs., r. 2041 Howard
Chestner Frederick S., gardener, r. SW cor Tennessee
and Solano
Cheswick Benjamin, engineer, r. 117 Vallejo
Chesworth George, fireman stmr Mexico, r. 315 Austin
Chester Julius, editor and manager California Patron.
40 California, r. Regent, Alameda
Chettle Joseph, foreman Hearfield, Bannister & Co.,
r. 508 Second
Chetwood John, attorney at law, 214 Sansome, rooms
1-2, r. Oakland
Chetwood Joseph T. (Chetwood & Co.) r. 28 Seventh
Chetwood & Co. (Joseph T. Chetwood and John E.
Griffith) stoves, ranges and hardware, 1804 Market
CheuU Charles, r. 266 Brannan
Chevalier Annie Miss, machine operator, r. 83 Steven-
son
Chevalier Annie Mme., boarding, 405 Geary
Chevalier Clotilda, widow, r. 1404M Powell
Chevalier Edward, harnessmaker, r. 1404 M Powell
Chevalier E. H., r. 2233 Market
Chevalier F. & Co. (George F. ("hevalier) importer
and dealers wines and liquors, 520-.522 Washington
Chevalier Fortune, capitalist, r. 1311 Powell
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mannfactnrer of every description of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to SO Beale Street, San Francisco.
T ■.•■»%«•»•« IcKam Ml Urmlror 'i^i-fiT Market street. Sole Asents for
rUmany ISnam Ot nOOKer. ©edenck's perpetual lla.v presses.
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W. W. Blontague & Co.
punfEPS,
Suction and Force.
FOR n.lXD, IVIXD-raiL,!. A>D POW^EB,
ALL SIZKS.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Chevalier Frarjcis. gardener, r. Vn^ Powell
Chevalier Georg>'. tcampter, r. HOi!^ Pov^ell
Chevalier George F. (F. Chevalier K Co.) r. 1311
Powell
Chevalier Henry, bootblack, r. 331 East
Chevalier Leonore Mrs., r. 1422 Geary
Chevalier Malvina Miss, glovemaker, r. 83 Stevenson
Cheva'ier Rose D.. widow, r. 83 Stevenson
Chevalley Susanoa M., widow, r. 823 Jackson
Chevannier Armand, paper carrier, r. 8(j2 Vallejo
Chevannier Marie, wiiiow, r. 8ii2 Vallejo
Chevanton Francois M., French laundry, 101 Oak
Chevasfius Edouard. paying teller London, Paris and
American Bunk, and agent French Board of Under-
writers, 205 Sansome, r. SW cor Srott and Jackson
Chevassus Louis, barber John B. Beilhes, r. 812
Kearny
I Chever Edward E., real estate, 26 Montgomery, rooms
16-17, r. 419 Stockton
a^ Chever. See Cheever
; Chevers John M., r. 615 Taylor
Chevers Lena Mrs., famished rooms, 615 Taylor
Chevesich Henry, bookkeeper French Savings and
! Loan Society, r. 016)^ Filbert
j Chevesick Vincent, brassmolder W. T. Garratt & Co.,
r. 1 Salmon PI
Chew J. Mrs., confectionery and bakery, 1109 Sutter
Cheyne Robert, fruits and cigars, 140 First
Cbeyrias Rose Mtne, r. 2 Regan PI
j Chiappari Giovanni (G. Podesta & Co.) r. 8 Dunn
Alley
Chiappl Antonio, laborer D. Ghirardelli & Sons, r.
1310 Kearuy
I Chiappi Guido, butcher, r. 614 Broadway
i Chiappi Vittori E., laborer Am Sugar Refinery, r. 222
j Broadway
I Chicag^o and Alton Railroad, Charles Macabe
general agent, 8 New Montgomery
j Chicago and Nortliwestern Railway Co.,
j Henry P. Stanwood general agent, 2 New Mont-
gomery
j CHicago Beer Hall. Hencken & Brandt proprie-
tors, 1.54 Third
CHICAGO BREWING CO,
IV. Olilandt president, W. T. Jungbiutli
secretary, 14-30-1431 Pine, bottling de-
pot SW cor Brannan and Eisrhtli
CHICAGO, BORLINGTON AND OaiNCYRR,
Tlie Great Burlington Route, W. D.
Sanborn general ageitt freight and
passenger department; T. D. McKay
Pacific Coast passenger agent, office 3^
Montgomery
Chicago Clock Co., 162 Ninth
Chicago Hotel, E. W. Heimburg & Co. propts., 220-
228 Pacific
Chicago Laundry, Mrs. Hannah Langley proptr, E 8
Tennessee bet Sierra and Nevada
Chicago Mignetic Shield Co., Mrs. Mary J. Tucker
manaser, 106 Post
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST, PADIR'T,
Charles K. Fairbank, traffic agent, 138
Montgomer:
_ aery
Chicago Phceuix Mininot Co. (Placer Co., Cal.) Daniel
Buck gecrptarv, 81 Nevada Block.
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RR,
Clinton Jones, general agent, office 36
Montgomery
Chicasjo Stables, John McGurk proptr., 222 Fifth
Chichester Mary E., widow, r. 2603 Mission
Cbichizola Antonio, importer grocerieu and Italian
*», goods, 322 Pacific, r. 325 Broad wsy
Chlchizola Francisco, clerk, r. 1310 Kearny, rear
hijhiz)U Taj un A., clerk, r. 926 Broadway
Cliii'k Elwell, carpenter and builder, loOO Washington
Chick Henry E., clerk, r»411 Sansome
Chick O.J. "Miss, assistant bookkeeper Kohlert Chase,
r. Oakland
Chick William F., gripman Preside R R., r. 632
Green
Chickering Pianos, Benj. Curtaz & Son agents,
20 O'Farrell
Chickering WilliamH. (OIney, Chickering & Thomas)
attorney at law, 206 Sansome, r. Oakland
Chicou John, engineer Russ House, r. Alameda
Chief Engineer San Francisco Fire De-
partment, office Old City Hull
Chief of Police, offiee Old City Hall, first floor
Chief Supervisor of Elections U. S., District
of CHiiJornia, U. S. Appraisers' BlJg fourth floor
Chief Wharfinger's Office, E s East, foot of
Clay
Chielo-vich E. ikCo., wholesale and retail liquor
dealers, and proprietors Mint Exchange, 877 Mar-
ket, SE cor Fifth
Chielovich Ella (E. Chielovich & Co.) r. 1719 Pacific
Av
Chiesa Angelo, butcher, r. 439 Broadway
Chiesa Qiacomo P., cook, r. 425 Broadway
Child Ezra O., signpainter, r. 32 Clay
Child George R., commercial traveler, r. 515 Post
Child Marci.i C. Mrs., maguetic healer, r. 349 Jessio
Chi :d Perry H., r. Beresford Hotel
Child W. A., freight clerk stmr Geo. W. Elder
8^" Child. See Childs
Children's Day Home, Sister Mary Dolores superioress,
110 Hayes, 312 Fulton and 1413 Powell
Children's Hall, 806 Sansome
Children's Home, Miss Mary McGladery matron, E s
Franklin, bet Post and Geary
Children's Hospital, Mrs. W. B. Harrington
president, N\V cor Califoruia and Maple
Children's Progressive Lyceum, Metropolitan Hall
Childress S. P., clerk forwarding dept Wells, Fargo
& Co., r. Oakland
Childs Alice M. Mrs., r. 40 Eddy
Childs Bolton G., dairyman, r. 2112 Broderick
Childs Charles W., general agent, r. 1918 Polk
Childs George, r. 913 Bryant
Childs George, city agent Liverpool and London and
Globe Ins. Co., r. 222 Fair Oaks
Childs George A., teamster Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co.,
r. 8 Elgin Park
Childs George B., salesman H. Schroder, r. 2112
Broderick
Childs George E., stationer. 703 Polk, r. 913 Bryant
Childs George E., clerk general auditor's olfice 8. P.
Co., r. 901 Larkin
Childs James M., dairyman, r. 2112 Broderick
Childs J. F. Mrs., r. 1133 Buchanan
Childs Katie B. Miss, teacher Denman Grammar
Schnol, r. 1016 Bush
Childs Perry G., watchman U. S. Mint, r. 600 Bush
Childs Rufus H., clerk Grangers' Business Assn, r.
222 Fair Oaks
Childs Timothy, policeman, r. 33 Hinckley
Childs Walter, deckhand stmr Lottie, r. Oakland
Childs Walter C. (Gillespy & Childs) and president
Qlencoe Consolidated Mining Co., \li Californis
r Glencoe, Cal.
Childs William H.. storekeeper U. S. Mint, r. 823
Golden Gate Av
^Childs. See Child
Chin Lee & Co., China and Japan fancy goods,
521 Keariiy
China Traders' Insurance Co. (limited) Wil-
liams, Dimond & Co. agents, 202 Market
Chlndos John, fruit peddler, r. 7l)aX Mason
Chinese Baptist Mission, Rev. J. Boardman Hartwell
pastor, 740 Washington
Chinese Brethren's Home (Congregation*!) 25 Pros-
pect PI
THE LATEST STYLES,
THE FINEST GOODS,
THE BEST WORK at
"THE HASTINGS,"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK.
THE LION Fire Ins, Go. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,003
Assets, $4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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Chinese ConimfTcial Newspaper, 835)4 Dupont
Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association, E.
Zwan Shaw secretary, 728 Commercial
Chinese Consulate, office 917 Clay
Chinese Hospitals, E s Montgomery Av, bet Pacific
and Broadway, and N s Pine, bet Kearny and JDu-
pont
Chtinese Insurance Co. (marine) of Hongkong
(limited) Wm. T. Coleman & Co. agents, 121
Market
Chinese Merchant's Club, 7.S9 Sacramento
Cliinese Merchant's Exchange, 739 Sacramento
Chinese Mission Home (Presbyterian) 933 Sacramento
Chinese Mission Home, Rev. A. W. Loomis and Rev.
A. J. Kerr missionaries, 800 Stockton
Chinese Mission House (Baptist) 740 Washington
Chinese Mission House(Congreg«tional)5BrenhamPl
Chinese Mission Bouse (Methodist Episcopal) Rev.
F. J. Masters missionary, 916 Wasbiugton
Chinese Mission School of the American Missionary
Assn, 5 Brenham PI
Chinese Registration Bureau, Custom House, base-
ment
Chinese School (public) Miss Rose Thayer teacher,
807 Stockton
Chinese Theater, 626 Jackson
Chinese Theater (Grand) 814 Washington
Chinese Theater (new) 623 Jackson
Chinese Theater (Royal) 836 Washington
Chinese Women's Mission Home, 933 Washington
Chinese Young Men's Christian Association, NE cor
Sacramento and Stockton
Ohlnn Thomas W., assistant cashier Wm. T. Coleman
& Co., r. 2920 Clay
Chinoino Gio Batista, vegetables, 5 Colombo Market
Chipchase John, patternmaker, r. 16 Elgin Park
Chipchase John M. bookbinder, r. 16 Elgin Park
Chipchase William J., patternmaker Fulton Iron
Works, r. Alameda
Chipnian Isaiah M., oysterman M. B. Moraghan, r. 6
Verona PI
Chipman Marshall M., physician. 404 Turk
Chipman Sheridan H., clerk general auditor's office,
S. P. Co., r. Alameda
Chipman William F., clerk V. S. Railway Mail Ser-
vice, r. Alameda
Chisholm Alexander, salesman Yerdier, Moreau b
Co., r. 2220 Jackson
Chisholm Archibald A., clerk Firemans Fund Ins.
Co.. r. 2220 Jackson
Chisholm Collin E., printer, r. 529 California
Chisholm Christopher, contractor and builder, 330
Pine, rooms 11-12
Chisholm Daniel, carpenter, r. 129 Rose Av
Chisholm Donald, wool grader, r. 1159 Folsom
Chisholm Duncan, tailor, r. 7 Auburn
Chisholm Duncan G. foreman, r. 5 Olive Av
Chisholm H. F. Miss, compositor Bacon & Co., r.
525 M Geary
Chisholm Henry, student William Irelan Jr., r. 1814)i
Devisadero
Chisholm Jennie Miss, r. 356 Minna
Chisholm William, printer, r. 5J9 California
Chisholm William D., carpenter, r. 100 Jones
Chisholm William H., bookkeeper Wells, Fargo & Go's
Bank, r. 1814 J.^ Devisadero
Chisholm William T., printer, r. 529 California
Chislich August, cook, r. 503 East
Chlsom Daniel 8., ship carpenter, r. 707 O'Farrell
Chismore George, physician, 920 Market
Chitelburg Alfred, longshoreman, r. 272 Brannan
Cbltelet Claude, tanner Christian Hellwig, r. 3009
Mission
Chittenden Clark A., law student r. 633 Valencia
Chittenden Joseph G., turner J. G. H. Meyer, r. 1006
Bush
Chittenden Nettie P. Miss, teacher short hand and
type writing Pac. Business College, r. 312 Hyde
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-El,ECTRIC
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Balls Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SEWER PIPE. SEWER TRAPS.
Se-wers Laid Properly.
Se-wers Repaired.
W. E. LANE,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1S60. Telephone 315,
Chittenden Talman, attorney at law, 323 California,
r. 6;13 Valencia
Chitfick James J., compositor, r. 209 Waller
Chittick Johnson, laborer, r. 32 M Russ rear
Chiucovich Peter, liquor saloon, SE cor Pacific and
Sansome, r. 2020 Powell
Chiucovich Stephen D. (E. Lauterbach & Cp.) r. 305
McAllister
Chiuda Vladimir, bookkeeper Eveleth ft Nash, r. 2008
Mason
Chlopkowiak Fred., cigar mnfr, 764 Harrison
Chodrick George, foreman Renton Holmes ft Co., r.
251 Octavia
Choice John, surveyor, r. 965 Folsom
Chollar Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) Charles
E. Elliot secretary, 79 Nevada Block
Chopat George, cook, r. 637 Howard
Chopat Mary, widow, r. 637 Howard
Chope John E., clerk Goodyear Rubber Co., r. 40 Hoff
Av
Chope Thomas, painter, r. 40 Hofif Av
Chorest John butcher Hammond & Brod
Chorley John, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 28
Shotwell
Chou Albert, laundryman, r. HH August Alley
Choubert Julius, soap mnfr, r. E s Nebraska, bet Ala-
meda and El Dorado
Chown James G., hardware dealer, r. 534 Turk
Choynskl Herbert, attorney at law, 401 California,
rooms 18-19 r. 1209 Golden Gate Av
Choynskl Isidore N.. bookseller and editor Public
Opinion, 105 Taylor, r. 1209 Golden Gate Av
Choynskl Isaiah, agent, r. 2434 Bush
Choynski Maurice A., clerk, r. 120a Golden Gate Av
Chrenyk Andreas (Andreas Chrenyk & Co.)r.52 Minna
Chrenyk Andreas & Co. (Andreas Chrenyk, Paul and
Stephen Kuruczar) wireworkers, 52 Minna
Chrestoffersen A. (Chrestoffersen & Tway) r. Oakland
Chrestoflfursen .t Tway (A. Chrestoffersen and Ephraim
F. Tway) shipsmiths, Bryant, bet Spear and Main
Chretien Jonn M., attorney at law, 230 Montgomery,
room 20, r. 804 Bush
Chretien Jules, fruits and vegetables, 401 Geary
Chishen Thomas, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
612 M Second
Christ Edward master schr Volant, office 10 Califor-
nia, r. 1413 Baker
Christ Edward Jr., assistant bookkeeper Thomas H. B.
Varney, r. 1413 Baker
Christ Edward D., cigar maker Jos^ A. Garcia, r. 315
Bush
Christ Joseph (Christ & Kealikekr)r. N s Venezuela,
bet Platte and Yazoo
Christ "Robert (Christ & Frahm) r. 421 5^ Natoma
Christ & Frahm (Robert Christ and Henry Frahm)
coffee saloon. 9 Stockton
Christ & Kealikekr (Robert Christ and Louis Keall-
kekr) dairymen, N s Venezuela, bet Platte and
Yazoo
«^-Christ. See Crist
Christol Thomas, marble cutter, r. 38 Chenery
Christen Charles, laborer, 8. F. Gas Light Co.
Christen Christofer, liquor saloon, SW cor Vesezuela
and Yazoo
Christen Franz X., r. 530 Third
Christen Frederick, bartender Regli ft Ftirrer, r. 127
Stevenson
B^*Christen. See Christian and Christin
Christensen Andrew, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. K
8 Sierra, bet Maryland and Louisiana
Christensen Asmus, bartender Adolph Schmidt, r.
NE cor Fifth and Berry
Christensen Carl C. cigarmaVer Louis Wertheimer k
Co., r. 1517 Mason
Christensen Catherina Mrs., (Meyer ft Christensen) r.
245 Townaend
Christensen Charles, first officer stmr Oregon
Christensen Charles, varnlsher, r. 793 Mission
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
LITHOGRAPHERS
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. OAVIS, City Af^nt,
4''i9 California Streot,
CHR
320
CHR
W. W. Montague & Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENOT.ISH AND AMKRICAN
EnrauMtif, Ulazctl utnl Plain.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Christensen Charles A., deckhand stmr Transit, r. 33
Clarence PI
Christensen Charles J., liquor saloon, 1005 Kearny, r.
! 114 Jackson
I Christensen Charles R E., fireman stmr Resolute, r.
' 311 Bryant
I Christensen Christian, marble worker, r. 611 Brannan
I Christensen Christian, restaurant, 127 Berry, r. 240
I Townsend
Christensen Christian, seaman, r. 28 Clay
Christensen Christian, seaman, r. 263 East
Christensen Christina, domestic 1725 Pine
Christensen Edward W., dentist Gustavus A. Chris-
tensen, r. 303 Sixteenth
Christensen Erick, seaman, r. 116 Berry
Christensen Erick C, teamster. SE cor Clay andFront,
r. 1816 Scott
Christensen Ferdinand, coffee saloon, 605 Montgom-
ery, r. 254 Clementina
Christensen Frederick X., seaman schr J. C. Wall, r.
I 135 Folsom
i Christensen Fritz, tailor, r. 230 Minna
I Christensen Gustavus A., dentist, SW cor Mission and
I and Sixteenth, r. Alameda
1 Christensen Hans F. laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
I 105 rtah
Christensen Henry (Christensen & Anderson) r. 518
j Green
j Christensen Hjalmar E. (Christensen & Nielsen) r.
26 Buss
Christensen Jacob P., r. 711 Grove '
Christensen James, salesman S. H. Harmon Lumber
Co., r. 6 Essex PI
Christensen Johu, master schr J. C. Wall. r. 1208 Do-
lores
Christensen John, porter A. P. Hotaling & Co., r. 28
Valparaiso
Christensen John M., teamster Dupont Powder Co.,
r. 620 Fourth
Christensen Josephine, liquor saloon, 114 Jackson
Christensen Martin, coppersmith Charles W. Smith,
r. 10 Washington
Christensen Nellie, widow, r. 327 Beale
Christensen Xels W., cigarmaker M. Cohen, r. 435
Green
Christensen Paul, cook, 636 Commercial
Christensen Paul (Toft k Christensen), r. 38 Natoma
Christensen Peter, saloonkeeper, r. 418 Broadway
Christensen Peter J., clerk, r. E s Utah bet Sonoma
and Yolo
Christensen Peter T., ropemaker Cal. Wire Works, r.
2099^ Dupont
Christensen Rice, coachman, r. 1 William
Christensen S., tanner D. G. McDonald, r. 212 Twen-
ty-sixth
Christensen & Anderson (Henry Christensen and Peter
Anderson), liquor saloon. 120 Montgomery Av
Christensen & Nielsen (Hjalmar E. Christensen and
Peter C. Nielsen), dairy produce, 146 Seventh
•^Christensen. See Christiansfcn and Christianson
Christensen Andrew (Christenson & Lord), r. 23 Oak
Christenson E. H., cook, r. Humboldt Hotel
Christensen Michael P., engineer, r. 308 Filbert
Christenson Oliver, master mariner, r. 734 Hayes
Christenson Simon, moulder Empire Foundry, r.
100 !i5 Second
CIiri.stengon & Lord (.\ndrew Christenson and
Edwin Lord) dealers lumber, shingles, doors, sash,
blinds and wood and coal, 1518 Market
Cltrigtesen Martin A. (Ravn & Christesen), r.
909 M Mission
Christian B. Miss, retoucher Jones & Lotz, r. 2307
Jones
Christian Advent Church, N. C. McClure elder, E s
Church bet Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Christian Cajsar, quartermaster stmr City of Peking
Cliriatian Cliurcli, Rev. T. D. Garvin pastor, Es
Twelfth, bet Mission and Howard
Christian David F., bookkeeper, r. 1223 Pierce
Christian Edwin J., contractor, r. 1721 H Mission
Christian Jiicob. bartender Schubert k Kruft, r. 822
Broadway
Christian John, car driver, r. 1807 Mission
Christian John, mangier La Grande Laundry
Christian John A., milkman, r. N 8 Clement bet
Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth Avs
Christian John H., bookkeeper, r. 1223 Pierce
Christian Michael C, laborer, r. 113 Fifth
Christian Ludwlg G., bookkeeper, r. 1223 Pierce
Christian Sophia Miss, operator Gold and Stock Tel.
Co., r. 2307 Jones
Christian T., carbuilder, r. 128 Eighth
iS^'Chribtian. See Christen
Christiancy Case, engineer, r. 624 Fourth
Christiancy James W., newsagent, r. 762 Howard
Christiani Emil W., ironmolder, r. 135 Dore
Christlani William, molder, r. 135 Dore
Christiansen Alfred T., deckhand tug Sea King
Christiansen Anton, repairer Fire Alarm and Police
Tel, r. 313 Fremont
Christiansen Charles, seaman schr Georgie Woods
Christiansen Christian, bartender A. Classen
Christiansen Christian, seamau schr James Bums, r.
NE cor Fourth and Berry
Christiansen Ernest W. C, mastermariner, r. 1229
York
Christiansen Hans H., seaman, r. 14 Washington
Christiansen Henry A., engineer tug Hercules, r. 34
Tehama
Christiansen Jans, ropemaker Cal. Wire Works, r. 161
Lombard
Christiansen Jens, cabinetmaker, r. 166 Perry
Christiansen John, carpenter, r. 26 Sacramento
Christiansen J. S., third oflacer stmr City of New York
Christiansen Lauritz, coachman, r. 1834 California
Christiansen Peter, joiner, r. 604 Fourth
Christiansen Peter, longshoreman, r. 406 Bryant
Christianson August, cigarmaker, r. 220 Lombard
Christianson Hans, kitchenhand Henry Olsen, r. 12
Haggin
Christianson Hans, laborer, r. 220 Lombard
Christianson Jacob, laborer, r. 220 Lombard
Christianson Jacob, Jr., painter, r. 220 Lombard
Christianson John, seaman, r. 7 Commercial
Christianson Martin, machinist Presidio RR., r. Har-
bor View
Christianson Nels P., teamster, r. S s Teneriffe, bet
Potomac and San Joaquin
i&"Chrlstianson. See Christensen and Christiansen
Christie Alexander J., calker, r. 305 Day
Christie Alexander P., millhand Miller & Hamilton,
r. 625 Shotwell
Christie Beverly Miss, nurse, r. 1005 Sutter
Christie George C, paperhanger, r. 615 Capp
Christie Henry, speculator, r. 465 Jessie
Christie Henry P., superintendent Fulton Ironworks,
r. 2316 Folsom
Christie James, stonecutter, r. 864 Folsom
Christie James A., stenographer, r. 129 Page
Christie John, dishwasher Vanonio k Cuneo, r. 63S
Commercial
Christie Nathan D., clerk, r. 115}^ Shipley
Christie Robert, policeman, r. 620 Church
Christie Robert, machinist, r. 202 Franklin
Cliristie <& Co's Pianos, F. W. Spencer* Co,
sole agents, 23-25 Fifth
t^ Christie. See Christy
Christin Alfred, clerk Charles Christin k Son, r. 313
Hayes
Christin Charles (Charles Christin & Son) r. 619 Oc-
tavia
Christin Charles, mechanic John Simonds
Christin Charles & Son (Charles and Edward) wines
and liquors, 313 Hayes
Christin Edward (Charles Christin & Son) r. 619 Oc-
tavia
XJOS.
Imported and Domestic Rugs In immense variety.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE P.^LACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 larlet St.
LbLlrOL CA I nM Urll^ France to this country, but without Brandy. ; 630 WASHINGTON STEMT.
CHR
321
CIM
Christin Louis -T. (Christiu & Bourtan) r. 800 Folsoin
ChriBtin & Boudan (Louis J. Christin and Louis E.
Botidau) wines and liquors, 258 Fourth
0^ Christin. See Christen
Christmau AlvaU P., deckhand stmr Apache
Ohristman Frank A., clerk J. Baumgarten & Co., r.
1G2 Clementina
Chribtman Henry (E. Aigeltinger & Co.) r. 1756 Ellis
Christnian Laurie, widow, r. 3:>7 Turk
Cliristinanii William, apothecary, SEcor Devisa-
dero and Geary
Chrlstnot Samuel W., printer, r. 425 Golden Gate Av
Obrlstol Alfred, plumber, r. 1023 Twentieth
Christol John E., patternmaker, r. 1023 Twentieth
Christol Matthew, tailor, r. 1023 Twentieth
Christol William H., machinist, r. 1023 Twentieth
Chrlstoffersen Julius, cabinetmaker, r. 608 Ninth
Chrlstoflferson Arthur, laborer, r. G08 Sixth
Chrlstofferson E., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Christoffergon Nels, longshoreman, r. 39 Jessie
86^ Chrlstofferson. See Christopherson
Christopher A., trackman N. B. and M. RK.
Christopher Julius, r. 508 Ninth
Christopher Louis, barber, 1405 Polk, r. 1410 Pine
Christopher Telfer, dentist, 204 Sutter, r. 416 Geary
Christopherson Charles, seaman, r. 100!^ Jackson
Christopherson Frederick, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Christopherson Louis B., teacher, r. 957 Market
1^" Christopherson. See Chrlstofferson
Christsen Fred., cook James Chrittsen, r. 183 Jessie
Chrlstseu James, coffee saloon, 24 Third, r. 183 Jessie
Christsen Peter C., tanner A. Legallet, r. N 8 Venezu-
ela, bet Tombigbee and Potomac
Christsen Emma Miss, dressmaker, r. SWJcor Santa
Clara and Connecticut
Christy Ernest W., seaman, r. 1229 York
Christy Henry J., cook, r. 108 Steuart
Christy Hiram, barber H. Russell, r. 32 Fourth
Christy James, sbipsmith, r. W s Mississippi, bet So-
lano and Mariposa
Christy James E., foreman Dow Steam Pump Works,
r. W s Mississippi, nr Solano
Christy Mill and Mining Co. (Washington Co., V. T.)
George R. Spinney secretary, 310 Pine, room 28
Christy Minna Miss, r. SW cor Santa Clara and Con-
necticut
Christy Robert, carpenter, r. SW cor Santa Clara and
Connecticut
Christy Robert, clerk, r. 427 Sutter
Christy Thomas K., actor, r. 607 Pine
Christy & Wise (John H. Wise and Thomas Denigan)
wool commission merchants, NE cor Fifth and
Townsend
B®~ Christy. See Christie
Clironicle (daily, weekly and semi-weekly) M. H.
De Young proprietor, NE cor Kearny and Bush
Clironicle Building'. NE cor Kearny and Bush
Chroniger Susan W., dressmaker, 809 Mission
Chrystal James B., bookkeeper First National Bank,
r. 2518 Sutter
Chrystal Peter J., clerk, r. 2518 Sutter
Chubb Charles, helper Union Box Factory, r. Oakland
Church Albert R. (Dolliver & Bro.) r. 2208 Stelner
Church Allen, gloveflnisher, r. 3 Grant Alley
Church Carrie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 6 Hayes
Church Catherine C, widow, r. 615 Grove
Church C. B., with Bank of California, r. 331, Mont-
gomery
Church Charles H., r. 1016 Franklin
Church David, clerk Michael Schussler
Church Edward I., painter Market St. RR., r. 616
Grove
Church Edwin B. Rev., principal Irving Institute,
1036 Valencia
Church Emma F. Miss, teacher Pacific Heights School,
r. 2727 California
Church G. W., check writer Palace Hotel
Church Henry C, miner, r. Euss House
FRATINGER S CO.
», SITS aii m
105 KEARNY STREET.
CAS STOVES,
OAS FIXTURES, GAS BUENEES.
Gas Healers lor all purposes lor sale and made to order.
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Church Ira B. K., r. 104 Grove
Church Ira B. K. Mrs., furnished rooms, 104 Grove
Church J. Mrs., furiilshed rooms, 819 California
Church Jerome E., salesman, r. 106 Eighth
Church John, compositor Chronicle, r. 616 California
Church Joseph W., clerk Custom House, r. Oakland
Church Joseph W., bagmaker, r. 615 Grove
Church Julia A., widow, r. 918 Sixteenth
Church Lillie Miss, teacher public schools, r. 2727
California
Church Marc C, stevedore, r. San Jose Av, nr Ocean
View
Church Obadiah S., conductor Market St. RR., r. 905
Twenty-fourth
Clinrcli of the Advent, Rev. John Gray rector,
S 8 Howard, opposite New Montgomery
ClinrcU of Latter Day Saints, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Clxurcli of the Holy Cross, Rev. James Flood
pastor. Calvary Cemetery
Church Robert B., machinist Cal. Horse Shoe Co., r.
918 Sixteenth
Church Samuel H., assistant engineer stmr Alameda,
r. 643 Folsom
Church Seymour R., agent Oregon Iron and Steel Co.,
206 Folsom, r. 1910 Howard
Church Thomas R., Insurance and mining, 220 San-
some, r. 1016 Franklin
Church Thomas W,, clerk The Lion Flre^ Washington
Fire and Marine, Orient Insurance and Imperial
Fire Insurance Co.'s, r. 572 Harrison
Church William H., clerk Post Office, r. Oakland
Churchill George B., bookkeeper Horn & Co.
Churchill Henry, clerk,, r. 371 Minna
Churchill Henry B., teamster, r. 15 Washington
Churchill M. B., r. 568 Mission
Churchill N. L. Mrs., r. 1909 Mission
Churchill Norman B., carpenter, r. 712 Fifteenth
Churchill Robert P., farmer, r. 1002 Haight
Churchill William, r. 326 Pacific
Churchill William, plasterer, r. 257^ Clementina
Churchill William F., farmer, r. 1002 Haight
Churchill William H- r. 1002 Haight
Churchward Thomas J., teamster, r. 605 Fell
Chute John, driver United Carriage Co.,r. 830 Howard
Chute Josie Mrs., r. 81 Fourth
Chute Richard, r. 1303 Hyde
Clbolo Creek Mill and Mining Co. (Presidio Co.,
Tex.jLamartineOsborn secretary.29 Nevada Block
Clcchl M.& Co. (Mrs. Maria Cicchl and Maria Corrado)
cigar mnfrs, 426 Broadway
Cicchl Maria Mrs. (M. Cicchi & Co.) r. 426 Broadway
Cicchl Ludovico, grocer, r. 422 Broadway
Cicott Frank X., commission merchant, manu-
■ facturers' agent and merchandise broker, 406
Market, r. Lick House
Cienega Bonaventura, lithographic printer Britten k
Rey, r. 806 Valle.jo
Cigarmakers' International Union, No. 228, head>
quarters Metropolitan Hall cor Fifth and Jessie
Ciiorrh Martin, restaurant keeper, r. 1043 Twenty-
fourth
Cilley Scott, teamster, r. 6 Clay
Cills Arthui- W., clerk, r. 524 Chestnut
Cills Henry J., salesman, r. 2130 Stockton
Cills Edward O., salesman Solomon B. Oppenhelm, r.
524 Chestnut
Cills James H., insurance agent, r. 524 Chestnut
Cills John W., clerk, r. 316 Fourth
Cillsem Anna, widow, r. 1435 Pacific
ClUsera Peter, gripman Sutter Ht. RR., r. 1435 Pacific
Cima Fedele, fisherman, r. 894 Front
Cima Giovanni, framemaker Llppl Bros., r. 807 Mis-
sion
Cima de J. P., cashier U. S. Panorama Co., r. 106
Mason
Clmpher Jacob, engineer Market St. RR., r. 512 Six-
teenth
JOHN HAMMOND
21
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mannfocturer of every deHcriptlon of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to 50 Beale Street. San Franciscu.
Truman, Isham & Hooker. ^''-ilLSr^V;..,\^^'^''^^^\ulfy''"
CIN
322
CLA
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOBTEnS OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturera of
TRENCH RANGES.
809, 3]1, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKZT STKEET
Cincinnati Hotel, Otto Quellmalz proptr, 529 Va-
lencia
Ciphers David S., merchant, r. 519 Ellis
Cipolloni Germano, teacher music, r. 223 Leaven-
worth
Ciprico Antonio, scavenger, r. 610 Francisco
Ciprico Edmund S., shipping clerk Lachman &
Jacobi. r. 53 South Park
Ciprico Ella L. Miss, principal Moulder Primary
School, r. 2312 Mission
Ciprico Ferdinand D. (Ciprico & Marias) r. 230 }4 Oak
Ciprico & Marias (Ferdinand D. Ciprico and Charles
L. P. Marias) mnfrs agents and mechanical engi-
neers, 104 Market, and 3 Calitoruia
Circuit Court, U. S., U. S. Appraisers' Bldg
Cirkel Julius, exprtssman, r. S66 Folsom
Clrkel Julius, secondhand furniture, 984 Folsom
Clresa Carlo (Rossi & Ciresa) r. 11 Union Place
Citizens Building and Loan Association, Charles K.
Clark secretary, 411 California
Citizens' Insurance Co. (Cincinnati) 324 California
Citizens' Insurance Co. (St. Louis) 322-324 California
Citron Isaac, clerk Simpson & Millar, r. 30 John
Citron Morris L., commission merchant, r. 30 John
Citti Benedict, fruits, 845 McAllister, r. 843 McAllis-
ter
City and County Alms House, Ocean House
Koad, nrLaguna Honda, four miles from new City
Hall
City and County Assessor, new City Hall, first
floor
City and County Attorney, new City Hall.
third floor
City and County Auditor, new City Hall, first
floor
City and County Cleric, new City Hall, first
floor
City and County Coroner, Dunbar Alley, rear
old City Hall
City and County Hospital, E b Potrero Av, bet
Sierra and Nevada, to Nebraska
City and County House of Correction, old
San Jose Road, nr Industrial School
City and County Industrial School, old San
Jose Road, four miles from new City Hall
City and County Jail, N 8 Broadway, bet
Kearny and Dupont
City and County License Collector, new City
Hall, first floor
City and County Morgue, Dunbar Alley, rear
old City Hall
City and County Pliysician, 514 Kearny
City and County Recorder, Hall of Records,
new City Hall
City and County Sheriff, old City Hall, first
floor
City and County Superintendent Common
Schools, new City Hall, third floor
City and County Superintendent of
Streets, new City Hall, basement
City and County Surveyor, new City Hall,
third floor
City and County Tax Collector, new City
Hall, first floor
City and County Treasurer, new City Hall,
first floor
City Argus (weekly) Robert E. Culbreth publisher
and proptr, 526 Kearny
City Cemetery, N of Point Lobos Av, W of Thir-
ty-third Av
City College, James Matthews principal. 119
Haight
City Hall (new) 6E cor McAllister and Larkin
City HaU (old) E 8 Kearny, bet Washington and
Merchant
City Hall Commissioners, oflSce new City Hall,
first floor
City Hotel, John McGrath proptr, 512 Howard
City Iron Works, Raoul Chartrey manager, NE cor
Vallejo and Sansome, oflice 39-51 Fremont
City of London Fire Insurance Co. The
(limited of London) W. J. Cullingbam general
agent, 420 California
CITY OF PARISi Verdier, Mo-
reau & Co. proprietors, importers and
flealers dry goods, SE cor Geary and
Grant Av. Paris, 5 Rue du Coiiserva*
toire. New Yorli, 486 Broad>vay
City Pound, N s California, bet Walnui and Laurel
City Railroad Co., R. B. Woodward president, M. E.
Willis secretary, 1804 Mission
City Steam Carpet Beating and Renovating
Works, Henry L. Jones proprietor, 54-20 Eigljth
City Transit Co., and T. C. P. D. oflice 11
Post
City Warehouse, M. A. McCabe & Co. proptrs. SE cor
Sansome and Lombard
City Wire and Railing Works, F. E. Wilson manager,
731 Mission
Ciucci Carlo, liquor saloon, 1224 Dupont
Ciurcl Salvatori, fruits, vegetables and nuts, 641
Hayes
Clzovich Nicholas, cook Neptune Gardens
Claasen Henry, clerk Herman Segelken, r.988 Howard
Claasen Jacob, proptr Kentucky House, W b Ken-
tucky, bet Sierra and Nevada
Claasen Peter, r. 728 Howard
8^ Claasen. See Classen Claussen and Klassen
Claber Charles, laborer, r. 617 Birch Av
Clabrough Jane, widow, r. 1712 Mason
Clabrough, Golcher & Co. (John P. Clabrough, and
William J, and Henry C. Golcher) gun, rifle and
pistol mnfrs, and dealers fishing tackle, 630-632
Montgomery
Clabrough John P. (Clabrough, Golcher & Co.) r.
England
Clack William (William Clack & Co.) r. 511 Ivy Av
Clack William k Co. (William Clack and Edmund A.
Wallazz) publishers and proprietors Hayes Valley
Advertiser, 509 Hayes
Claffey Charles, lessee Lick House, W s Mont-
gomery, bet Post and Sutter, and wines and
liquors, 212 Sansome, r. Lick House
Claffey Henry D., bartender, 404 Fourth
Claffey James, boltmaKer Pac. Rolling Mill
Claffey James, porter Huntington, Hopkins & Oc, r.
457 Bryant
Claffey John, boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mill
Clnffey John, cattle dealer, r. 541 Sixteenth
Claffey John C, boilermaker, r. 529 Bryant
Claffey Patrick, lumberman A. M. Simpson & Bro., r.
308 Langton
Claffey Peter F., conductor Omnibus RR., r. 38)4
Hawthorne
Claffev Thomas, laborer, r. 13 Gilbert
Claflin William, clerk, r. 1819 Buchanan
Claggett William, porter Ascher & Co., r. 267 Minna
Clnhan Mary, widow, r. 24 Minna
Claiborne Austin, bookkeeper Pac. Steam Whaling
Co. and Arctic Oil Works, r. 3106 California
Claiborne Bessie G. Miss, teacher Turk Street Pri-
mary School, r. 2420 Buchanan
Claiborne James H., superintendent lamps S. F. Gas
Light Co., r. 2420 Buchanan
Claiborne James H. Jr., clerk Pope & Talbot, r. 2420
Buchanan
Claiborne Richard, waiter Palace Hotel
Claiborne Rose Miss, teacher Cleveland Primary
School, r. 2420 Buchanan
Claidat Hattle Mrs., r. 1705 Sacramento
Clammv Charles, driver, r. 6 Kate
Clancy Cullen T., laborer, r. 9 Perry
Clancy E. D. Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 1058 Howard
Clancy Frank, machinehand B. Blumenthal & Co., r,
308 Tehama
MANN & BENEDICT,
SPCCESSORS TO
C. C. HASTINGS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND
OLOTHIER,S,
A.XCK HOUSE BJ^OCK.
ORIENT lis. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,551,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SEZT017, Asst Uaaiger.
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
CLA
323
CLA
Clancy Frank, glovestitcher F. G. Conklin, r. 2012
Mission
Clancy George, upholsterer, r. 9 Perry
Claucy Henry, longshoreman, r. iiO Garden
Clancy James, machinist, r. 1 Simpson PI
Clancy James, laborer, r. E s Eureka, nr Twenty-
second
Clancy John, cordmaker M. Ettinger, r. 15 J^ Oak
Grove Av
Clancy John, driver Swain Bros., r. 115 Natoma
Claucy John, laborer, r. 119 Francisco
Clancy John, laborer, r. cor Noe and Fourteenth
Clancy John, liquor saloon, 448 Twenty-second
Clancy John, machinist, r. 9 Perry
Clancy John, silker B. Blumenthal & Co., r. 308 Te-
hama
Claucy John, solicitor, r. 2614 Bush, rear
Clancy John, waiter, r. 245 Minna
Clancy John C, painter, r. 232}^ Langton
Claucy John H., pianomaker Antisell Piano Co., r.
710^ Clementina
Clancy Muggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 504 Ellis
Clancy Martin, laborer, r. 432 Fiflh
Clancy Maurice, hostler F.M. Chapman, r. 12 William
Clancy Michael, cigarmaker, r. 119 Francisco
Clancy Michael, driver Alexander Mackay, r. 15 M
Oak Grove Av, rear
Clancy Michael J., teamster, r. W s Vermont, bet
Yuba and Yolo
Clancy Michael W., hostler, r. Ws Vermont, bet Yuba
and Yolo
Clancy Owen H., bartender John Clancy, r. W s
Elizabeth, bet Douglass and Diamond
>Clancy Patrick, cooper, r. 310 Tehama
Clancy Patrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W s
Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Clancy Patrick, laborer, r. 9!^ Boardman PI
Claucy Patrick, paiuter. r. 232 M Langton
Clancy Patrick, shoemaker, r. 23 Boyce
Clancy Patrick A., solicitor, r. 361 Minna
Clancy Peter, r. 244 Clementina
Claucy Philip, laborer, r. Thirtieth, bet Church and
Sanchez
Clancy Robert E., carriageamith, r. 14 Washington
Clancy Thomas, carpenter Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
5 Cleraeutiua
Clancy Thomas, teamster, r. NE cor California and
Walnut
Clancy Thomas C, helper Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 9 Perry
Clancy Thomas J., blacksmith U. S. Mint, r. 1256
Mission
Clancy William, operator, r. 119 Francisco
Clancy William, r. W s Columbia PI, bet Precita Av
and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Clanson W., salesman Keane Bros., r. 920 Bush
Clapes John, steward, r. NE cor California and Taylor
Clapham Charles T., cook Kaufman & Feldmann, r.
424 Sansorae
Clapp B. M. Mrs., cashier R. Stege, r. 531 Sutter
Clapp Clark, r. 218 Turk
Clapp Edward L. (Clapp & Jessup) r. 323 O'Farrell
Clapp E. L., muKician, r. 218 Turk
Clapp Frank, laborer, freight depot 8. P. Co., 531
Shotwell
Clapp Henry A., clerk, r. 17 Hill
Clapp Henry J., cigarboxmaker, r. 631 Shotwell
Clapp Henry P., clerk, r. 309 Grant Av
Clapp Alilton B. , secretary California Title Insur-
auce and Trust Co., 206 Sansome, r. 1231 Wash-
ington
Clapp & Jessup (Edward L. Clapp and Andrew J.
Jessup) drug, coffee and spice mills, 51 Fremont
Clar Lawrence F. (Clar & Cunningham) r. 1220 Polk
Clar Maurice D., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
2023 San Antonio Av. Alameda
Clar fc Cunningham (Lawrence F. Clar aad Stephen J.
Cunningham) dry and fancy goods, 1208 Polk
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-EI^ECTRIC
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Siven.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SANITARY PLUMBING
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES WELL DONE.
Repairing^ a Specialty.
■\?^ - E- X.-A.ISrE,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Clara Cnusolidated Gold Mining Co (Black Hill) W.
Letts Oliver Bccietary, 328 .Montgomery, room 13
Clare Edmund, shoemaker, r. 515 Sacramento
Clare John, r. 4 Converse
Clare Robert M., machinist Cal. Wire Works, r. 946
Howard
Clare William, janitor Spring Valley Grammar School,
r. 1422 Pacific
Claremont House, Dennis Mannix proptr, 448 Sixth
Clarenback Carl, salesman Baker & Hamilton, r. 617
Mason
Clarence Edward, waiter, r. 951 Mission
Clarence William H., salesman H. Lask, r. Alameda
Clarendon House, Mrs. E.J. Moore proptr, 574 Folsom
Claresy Emanuel, salesman Bassett ii Bunker, r.
Alameda
Clark Aaron superintendent Gas Works (Marysville)
r. 1616 Turk
Clark Abraham D., umbrellamaker J. D. Barr & Son,
r. 317 Bush
Clark Ada Mrs., teacher dancing, 211 Sutter
Clark Agnes, widow, r. 832 Valencia
Clark Al. F., baggageman S. P. Co., r. 967 Howard
Clark Albert V. (N. Clark & Sons) r. Sacramento, Cal
Clark Albert W., waiter, r. 550 Mission
Clark Alfred, gurdener, r. 871 Market
Clark Andrew, groceries and liquors, SE cor Twenty-
second and Alabama
Clark Alexander, painter, r. 526 Howard
Clark A. J. Mrs., r. 747 Francisco
Clark Allen J., clerk, r. 424 Powell
Clark Alvah K. accountant, 411 California, r. Oakland
Clark Anna J. Miss, teacher music, r. 428 Twenty-
fourth
Clark Annie, domestic 1106 Van Ness Av
Clark Annie, widow, r. 26 Rincon PI
Clark Annie, widow, r. 340 Guerrero
Clark Annie Miss, teacher music, r. 737 Howard
Clark Annie K. Miss, bakery, NW cor Nineteenth and
Shotwell
Clark Archibald T., clerk Madison & Burke, r. 810
Mission *
Clark A. S., r. 526 Post
Clark Belinda Mrs., r. 734 Natoma
Clark Carrie A., widow, r. 720 Union
Clark Carrie P. Mrs., proprietor Frank's Block,
50i Washington
Clark Carl H., commercial agent Union Pao. Ry., 1
Montgomery, r. Oakland
Clark Charles, bartender, r. 793 Mission
Clark Charles, stonecutter McLennan .t Redmond
Clark Charles A., engineer, r. 621 M Valencia
Clark Charles A., teamster, r. 515 Third
Clark Charles B., machinist, r. 1504 Howard
Clark Charles C, clerk, r. 502 Washington
Clark Charles C, roofer, r. 238 Fremont
Clark Charles F., with Henry L. Van Wyck, r. 610
Guerrero
Clark Charles H., cashier Palace Hotel
Clark Charles K., secretary Building and Loan Assns,
411 California, r. Berkeley
Clark Charles M., plasterer, r. 1225 Union
Clark Clement B., cigar packer Louis Werthelmer &
Co., r. 516 Fourth
Clark Cornelius, laborer Pao. Gas Imp. Co., r. 2030
Filbert
Clark Cornelius, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 317
Fell
Clark Cosmor B., law student Leonard S. Clark, r.
2011 Howard
Clark Daniel J., laborer, r. 528 Hickory Av
Clark David G., waiter, r. 226 Minna
Clark Dennis, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. SE cor
Sierra and Michigan
Clark Dennis Mrs., varieties, SE cor Sierra and Mich-
igan
Clar.> Dorcas Mrs., teacher Girls' High School, r. 1021
Hayes
W. 6. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
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FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Triinniinj^s
a. Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
ark D. W., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 624 Fourth
ark Edward, clerk, r. 913 Jackson
ark Edward, laborer, r. 2012 Filbert
ark Edward, patternmaker J. Wagner & Co., r. Oak-
land
ark Edward F., bookkeeper Qetz Bros. & Co., r. 607
McAllister
ark Edward K., clerk, r. 317 Powell
ark Edward E., painter, r. 763 Mission
ark Edwi^d S., physician Kedingtou k Co., r. 1320
Webster
ark Edmund, cook, r. cor Davis and Broadway
ark E. G., waiter Palace Hotel
ark Elijah, jeweler, r. 1320 Webster
ark Eliza J., widow, r. 610 Guerrero
ark Elizabeth Mrs., dressmaking. 512 O'Farrell
ark Ellen, chambermaid Brooklyn Hotel
ark Elmer E., plasterer, r. 1226 Union
ark E. S. Mrs., widow, ladies' nurse, r. 223 O'Far-
rell
ark Eugene, printer, r. 1.56 Natoma
ark Francis E., teamster, r. 1123 Harrison
ark Francis M., stevedore, r. 1422 Monteoniery
ark Frank, milkman, cor East and Holly Park Avs
ark Frank, laborer Pac. Boiling Mill, r. SE cor
Sierra and Michigan
ark Frank, water tender stmr Mariposa
ark Frank P., deputy Assensor, r. 314 Sixth
ark Frank S., cltrk Huntington, Hopkins & Co., r.
621 M Valencia
ark Franklin N., dentist, 8 Montgomery, room 4
ark Frederick, porter Halt Bros., r. 815 Pacific
ark Frederick W., blacksmith K. L. Clark, r. 820
Greenwich
ark George (Clark & Webster) r. 1327 Sutter
rk Qeort^e, calker, r. 43 Eitch
ark George, foreman Central RE. Stables, r. 735
Bran nan
ark George, mate bark Memnon
ark George D. (N. Clark & Sons) r. 222 Oak
ark George E. (Carroll k Clark) r. ^2 Fell
ark George E., carpenter, r. 227 Fair Oaks
ark George E., paperhanger. r. 1023 Stockton
ark George G., chief clerk forwarding dept Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. Berkeley
ark George H., with Singer Mnfg Co., r. 215 Elm Av
ark George W., carpenter, r. .')12 O'Farrell
ark George W., clerk, r. 720 Union
ark George W., hackman, r. 36 Clay
ark Geort;* W., waiter, r. 226 Minna
ark G. "W. & Co. (JrromeB. Stanford and Tim-
othy J. Stuck) importers paper hangings, and
manufacturers window shades, 645 Market and
46 Third
Clark Hawkins, cabinetmaker, r. 211 Sutter
Clark Harry A., r. 621 >^ Valencia
Clark Harry L., clerk, r. 720 Union
Clark Harry W., jeweler C. H. Young, r. 215 Elm Av
Clark Henry, commercial traveler John 8. Bowman
& Co.
Clark Henry A., stonecntter, r. 10 Howard Court
Clark Henry P., engineer S. P. Co., r. 315 Capp
Clark Hiram S., clerk, r. 1003 Mission
Clark Horace O., piano salesman, r. .526 Hayes
Clark Hugh E., real e.'tate, r. 1135 Folsom
Clark Hugh W. carpenter, r. 1330 Ellis
Clark Hugh W. .Jr., painter, r. 1330 Ellis
Clark Isabelle Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 2515 California
Clsrk J. A., r. 266 Brannan
Clark James, boatman, r. 511 Howard
Clark James, carpenter Thomas M. Quackenbush, r.
511 Jackson
Clark l;imes, butcher, r. 528 Hickorv Av
Clark James, cigarmaker J. W. Sihaeflfer & Co., r. 215
Minna
Clark James, drayman, r. 121 Chattanooga
Clark James, hostler, r. 25 Washington
Clark James, luborer, r. 15 Gilbert
Clark James laborer, r. 122 Silver
Clark James, laborer, r. 249 Minna
Clark James, machinist Pac. Eolling Mill, r. W »
Kentucky, bet Butte and Napa
Clark James, painter, r. 526 Howard
Clark James, ship calker, r. 544 Eighteenth
Clark James, stuge manager Bush St. Theater
Clark James, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 26 Hunt
Clark James H., broker, r. 26 Eincon PI
Clark James J., laborer Frank Clark, r. cor East and
Hollv Park Avs
Clark James E., calker, r. cor Eighteenth and Dolo-
res
Clark James E., machinist W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
334 J<i Tenth, rear
Clark James T., teamster, r. 259 Minna
Clark James W. candymaker W. Gruenhagen & Co.,
r. 409 J« Hayes
Clark Jam( 8 W., melter U. S. Mint, r. 856 Folsom
Clark Jane Mrs., r. 1198 Height
Clark Jane A. widow, r. 1001 Powell
Clark Jane T., widow, r. C14 Capp
Clark Jane W., widow, r. 427 Second
Clark Jennie E. Miss, teacher music, r. 144 Eighth
Clark J. Fesseiiden, vice-president Navarro
Mill Co., 42 Market, r. Navarro
Clark John, blacksmith, r. 212 First
Clark John, bootmaker Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.
419 Natoma
Clark John, candymaker W. Gruenhagen & Co., r.
Oakland
Clark John, carpenter, r. 26 Turk
Clark John, carpenter, r. 724 Mission
Clark John, clerk, r. 207 Minna
Clark John, laborer, r. 108 bt. Eose's Av
Clark John, laborer, r. 122 Silver
Clark .)ohn, longshoreman, r. 306 Fremont
Clark John, machinist Eisdon I. and L. Works, r. 526
Howard
Clark John, salesman, r. 1040 Twentieth
Clark John B., clerk auditor's office S. P. Co., r. 911 Jj
Dolores
Clark John C, clerk D. Samuels, r. 1040 Twentieth
Clark John F., Buperintei. dent Central BE. Co., r. 5
Seymour Av
Clark John G., with Bank of California, r. SW cor
Leavenworth and Green
Clark John H., cabinetmaker, r. 914 Ellis
Clark John J., architect, St. Ann's Bldg, r. 26 Ein-
con PI
Clark John L. Mrs., r. 1504 Mission
Clark John P., ironworker Pac. Eolling Mill, r. SE
cor Sierra and Michigan
Clark John E., r. 781 Mission
Clark John V., clerk general auditor's office S. P. Co.,.
r. 911 J^ Dolores
Clark Joseph, attorney at law, r. 2663 Howard
Clark Joseph, foreman JohnMcGurk, r.560J^ Natoma
Clark Joseph policeman, r. Ahlborn House
Clark Joseph, molder, r. (04 Fourth
Clark Joseph, ])lumberBuBh & Mallett, r. 607)4 Dolores
Clark Joseph B., carpenter, r. 312 Minna
Clark Joseph M., laeter Buckingham & Hecht r. 409J4
Hayes
Clark Jubal, ship carpenter, r. 529 Sacramento
Clark Judson H., driver Cal Cracker Co., r. 144
Eighth
Clnrk L., domestic 511 Golden Gate Av
Clark L. Curran (Samuel Carson & Co.) r. 19210ctavla
Clark Leon F., clerk D. Samuels, r. Oakland
Clark Leonard S., attorney at law, 224 Montgom-
ery, rooms 9-10, r. 2011 Howard
Clark Lewis C. (Truman S. Clark & Son) r. 736 H
Guerrero
Clark Lillie, shoefltter Kutz & Murr,r.528 Hickory Av
Clark Lincoln, clerk, r. 1616 Turk
Clark Louis, janitor, r. 613 Howard
Clark Louis B., waiter Palace Hotel
W. & J. SLOAM & CO.
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fijitures.
3? Martet St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
The Highest Grade Champagne,
Equal to the Beat.
arpad haraszthy * co.,
' 530 washhtgtok stbset.
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Clark Mitrtiu (M»rtin k Horton) r. 920 Vallejo
Clark Mary, widow, r. 11:1 William
Clark Mary A. Mrs., r. 310 Tehama
Clark Mary E., widow, r. 412 Fell
Clark Mary S.. widow, dressmaker, r. 225 Nineteenth
Clark Michael, yardener, r. 20.5 .Jessie
Clark Michael, proptr New Eagle Soap Works, NE
cor Nebraska and El Dorado
Clark Michael, wood and coal. l.">39 Howard
Clark Michael A., builder, r. 590 Stevenson
Clark M. L., r. .334 Third, rear
Clark Monroe W., enuiueer stmr Queen of the Pacific,
r. Oakland
Clark Mordaunt W.. clerk, r. 40 Twelfth
Clark Murtv, laborer, r. 1 Billiims PI
CLARK N. & SONS ..ehemla,.
Georjfe D. and Albert V. ) manufactu-
rers and dealers, vitritied ironstone
sewer pipe, chimney tops and pipe, tire
brick, fire clay, drain and irrigating
tile, floiver pots, etc., 106 Market, 5
California and 1358-1360 Market
Clark N. A., r. 642 Natoma
Clark Nathan, barber, r. 529 Sacramento
Clark Nehemiah, (S. Clark & Sons) r. Alameda
Clark Xellie T. Mrs., r. 725 Pine
Clark Nettie Miss, lodging house 13 Eddy and
lOls Market
Clark Olive Miss, r. 615 Taylor
Clark Osborn N., steward stmr Alameda, r. 1356 Fol-
8om
Clark Patrick, blacksmith Pacific Iron Works, r. SW
cor Webster and Waller
Clark Patrick, driver City RR., r. 1731 Mission
Clark Patrick, lamplighter, r. 148 Clara
Clark Patrick F., boots and shoes, 314 Sixth
Clark Patrick J., porter Brown Bros. & Co., r. 170
Silver
Clark Patrick W., laborer Custom House, r. American
Eichange Hotel
Clark Peter, laborer, r. 517 Birch Av
Clark Peter, laborer, r. Twenty-fourth, bet Diamond
and Douglass
Clark Peter, sugarboiler Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 31
Rausch
Clark Philip, teamster Martin Connelly, r. 1082 How-
ard
Clark Richard C, engineer Occidental Laundry
Clark Robert, cook, r. 608 Sixth
Clark Robert C. proptr Danicheff Kid Glove Factory
119 Grant .\v, r. 204 Ellis
Clark Robert C. Mrs., millinery, 906 Market and 5 Ellis,
r. 204 Ellis
Clark Richard F., city agent Firemans Fund Ins. Co,
r. Alameda
Clark Robert L., actor, r. 336 J^ Bush
Clark Robert L., blacksmith and wagonmaker 325
Francisco, r. 82UG;eenwich
Clark Robert L. Jr., (Clark & Condon) r. 820 Green-
wich
Clark Robert 8., bookkeeper W. S. Ray & Co., r. 804
Jones
Clark Rodney, carpenter, r. 1841 Market
Clark Rosaline T. Mrs., r. 725 Pine
Clark Samuel P. B.. wood, coal, hay and grain, cor
San Bruno Road and Nebraska, r. 2650 Harrison
Clark Sarah L. Mrs., widow, r. 222 !< Fourth
Clark Seymour B., bookkeeper, r. 526 Post
Clark S. H., r. Lick House
Clark Syduey, (Smith & Clark) r. 205 Third
Clark Terrance, laborer, r. 17 Tehaina
Clark Thomas, r. NW cor Nineteenth and Shotwell
Claik Thomas, blacksmith, r. SE cor Fell and Web-
ster
Clark Thomas, engineer, r. 2039 Hnrrison
Clark Thomas, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r. 710
Clementina
WATER CLOSETS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTIOI|_CAREFULLY REPiJEED.
PLUMBER. 505 KEARNY STREET.
EstabUshed 1S60.
Telepho
315.
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105 KEAKXY STREET.
Clark Thomas, .Ir , jeweler, r. 710 Clementina
Clark Thomas F., barber,1947}4 Mission, r. 313 Eight-
eenth
Clark Thomas F., engineer, r. 232 Page
Clark Thomas F., helper D. S. Mint, r. 527 Golden
Gate Av
Clark Tliomas F., plumber, r. C07 McAllister
Clark Treat P., carpenter, r. 429 Greenwich
Clark Truman S., manufacturer, r. 1.S27 Market
Clark Truman S. & Son (Lewi* C. Clark) manufac-
turers wire matresses and iron bedsteads, 21 New
Montgomery
Clark V. Mrs. widow, nurse, r. 1037 M Market
Clark Wallace A., currier M. F. Dolan, r. 2725 Bryant
Av
Clark Walter A., polisher Pacific Casket Co.
Clark Walter B., bookkeeper Mrs. L. G. Richmond &
Son, r. 711 Jones
Clark Warren D., clerk Williams, Dimond &
Co., r. NE cor California and Van Ness Av
Clark W. E., r. 519 Sacramento
Clark William, cashier Raphael Weil & Co.. r. 723
Union
Clark William, clerk C. Curtiu, r. 635 Webster
Clark William, engineer Spring Valley W. W., r. 1608
Hyde
Clark William, laborer r. 317 Fell
Clark William, proptr Brown House, 737 Howard
Clark William, nurse City and County Hospital
Clark William, tanner S -mth S. F. Tannery, r.Falkland
bet St. John and Susquehanna
Clark William A. (Pac. Spring and Mattress Co.) r.
Berkeley
Clark William B., barber Knoechel & Brand, r. 110
Eddy
Clark William B., with Lebenbaum Bros., r. 610
Guerrero
Clark William C, cashier Carolan & Co., r. 1703
Broderick
Clark William E.. foreman Moore Bros., r. Oakland
Clark William F., stenographer Nevada Bank, r. 123
Cumberland
Clark William H., adjuster weights U. S. Mint, r.
Alameda
Clark William J., boot fitter Buckingham & Hecht. r.
7 Hartford
Clark William J., brass worker F. Band, r. 317 Fell
Clark William J., ship joiner, r. 123 Cumberland
Clark William M., liquor saloon. 409 Fourth
Clark William McK., salesman, r. 635 Webster
Clark William R., painter, r. 427 Fremont
Clark William R. P., student, r. 8W cor Green and
Leavenworth
Clark Wilson L., r. 715 Howard
Clark Zerah P., inspector of agencies Commercial
Union Assurance Co. (limited) r. 2612 Cnlifornia
Clark & Condon (Robert L. Clark Jr. and William J.
Condon) manufacturing jewelers, 344 Kearny
Clark & Webster ((ieorge Clark and Benjamin F.
Webster) shipwrights, calkers and sparmakers,
22-24 Spear
Clarke Alfred, clerk Chief of Police and attorney
and counselor at law, office Old City Hall, r. 1421
Howard
Clarke Alfred, seaman stmr Oregon
Clarke Alfred Jr., operator Fire Alarm and Police
Telegraph, r. 1713 Broderick
Clarke Alice J. Miss, school teacher, r. 197 Hyde
Clarke Arthur, waiter, r. 231 Green
Clarke Aylwin C. clerk, r. 44 Third
Clarke Carleton J., painter, r. S s Precita Av, bet Mis-
sion and Howard, B. H.
Clarke Cliarle.s, bakery and coffee saloon, 517 Mont-
gomery and (il2 Kearny
Clarke Charles, shoemaker, 609 Howard
Clarke David, r. 427 Fremont
Clarke Kdward H., commercial traveler Christy &
Wise. r. Alameda
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Clarke Edward, helper Union Box Factory^ r. 1133H
Howard
Clarke Edward, teamster, r. 1123 Harrison
Clarke Edward, carpenter, r. f'OT Linden Av
Clarke Ellen, widow r. 115 Sixth
Clarke Emiria Miss, r. 4U Bartlett
Clarke Frank tallow renderer, W s Vermont, tet Ala-
meda and El Dorado
Clarke Frank, pharmacist CbarleB H. Eoethe, r.
1607 Mission
Clarke Fred W., with Davis Bros., r. 1322 Valencia
Clarke George, boarding, 110 Pacific
Clarke George, laborer, r. «71 Market
Clarke George A. Si Brother, manufacturers
O.N.T. spool cotton, James Elder agent, 538 Market
Clarke Henry, waiter, r. 231 Green
Clarke James T., plasterer, r. 2419 Mission
Clarke James L. r. 559 Howard
Clarke James, expressman, r. 1422% Howard
Clarke John, r. 222 Lombard
Clarke John C, plasterer, r. 2419 Mission
Clarke John H., hostler, r. 869 Market
Clarlte John J., physician, 238 Kearny, r. 321
Taylor
Clarke Joseph F., printer Hobbs, Wall & Co. r. West
Oakland
Clarke K. F. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Evening School, r.
134 Ninth
Clarke Lotta K. Miss, teacher Mission Grammar
School, r. 737 Howard
Clarke Martha Mrs., r. 117 Eddy
Clarke Mary A., r. 18 Essex
Clarke Michael A., r. 642 Natoma
CLARKE R. E-LLIOTT
elocution, voice buildiner and sinsfins:,
338 Kearny
Clarke Ralph R., conductor Presidio RR.,r. 1800 Taylor
Clarke Samuel J. Jr., Register in Bankruptcy, 506
Battery, rooms 25-26, r. 905 Market
Clarke Septimus W., carriage painter, r. 2419 Mission
Clarke Stephen, porter International Hotel
Clarke T. D., r. Grand Hotel
I Clarke Thomas, r. 119 Perry
Clarke Thomas, millhand Miller & Hamilton, r. 32
Silver
Clarke Thomas A., plasterer, r. 2419 Mission
Clarke Thomas J., groceries, 27 Websttr.r. 301 Waller
Clarke William, stonecutter Odd Fellows' Cemetery
Clarke William H., dentist, 127 Kearnv
Clarke William W., blacksmith Larkins & Co., r. 2419
Mission
1^" Clarke. See Clark
Clarkin Benjamin F., bartender Zacharias Prentice, r.
W 8 Iowa, bet Sierra and Nevada
Clarkin John, carpenter, r. 134 Fourth
Clarkin Philip, painter, r. W s Tehama, bet Precita
Av and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Clarkson Milton L., expressman, r. 1J4 Ridley
Clarkson Prentice M.. assistant passenger agent S. P.
C. R. R., office 222 Montgomery, r. 1039 Mission
Clarkson Susan Mrs., r. 539 California
Clarrage Edward D., office 517 Market, r. Alameda
Clarrage J. 0., shoemaker Cahn, Nlckelsburg & Co., r.
Alameda
Clary Andrew, laborer, r. 572 Howard
Clary Ellis R., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1216
Mission
Clary House, Thomas Clary proptr, 1024 Howard
Clary John, r. 7.i5 Folsom
Clary Michael, laborer, r. 535% Valleio
Clary Thomas, pmptr Clarj- House, 1024 Howard
■^Clary. See Clarey and Cleary.
Clasby James, bartender, r. 1743% Mission
Clasby James, longshoreman, r. SE cor Sansome and
Pacific
Clasby James E.. clerk, r. 1743% Mission
Clasby Joljn, Inborer, r. Douglass nr Seventeenth
Clasby William J., lettercarrier Post Office, r.l3073j
Polk
Class Alexander, waiter, r. 11 Halleck
Classen Adolph, proprietor Arizona Hotel, 11-13 Clay-
Classen Andrew, expressman, r. cor Clara At and
Seventeenth
Classen Beruhard, r. 512 Taylor
Classen Charles B., clerk Langley & Michaels, r. 629
Shotwell
Classen Henry baker Palace Hotel
Clas-sen Henry, operative D. S. Mint, r. 629 ShotwelL
Classen Frederick H., salesman, r. 924 Harrison
Classen James M., stock broker, r. 2109 Van Ness At
Classen John C, contractor and builder, office 516
Kearny, r. 232 Francisco
Classen John J., groceries and liquor, 2601 Sutter
Classen John W., clerk, r. 232 Francisco
Classen Lou M. Miss, teacher Franklin Grammar
School, r. 232 Francisco
Classen William, laborer, r. ccft- Filbert and Fillmore
Classen William, salesman, r. 920 Bush
t^ Classen. See Classen, Clausen, Claussen and
Clauch Herman, compositor, r. 573 Minna
Claude Armand, jeweler Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r.
1628 Stockton
Claude August F., laundry, 525 Hayes, r. 607% Linden
Av, bet Laguna and Buchanan
Claude Fritz, shoemaker, r. 28 Hinckley
Claudi Julius, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. SW cor
Sierra and Indiana
Claudianos Constaiitine M., fruit', 25 Stockton
Claudius Peter, clerk Lllienthal & Co., r. 6 Lily Av
Claus August, tanner Korton Tanning Co., r. cor Dom-
inica and St. John
Clausen Fredolf J., jeweler Francis H. Clausen., r.
17 Albion Av
Clausen Francis H., mnfg jeweler, 410 Kearny, room
3, r. 17 Albion Av
Clausen Henry, bartender, r. 242 Jessie
Clausen Henry, woodworker C. McArron, r. 1 Llda PI
Clausen Henry, assistant engineer tug Relief
Clausen J., laborer P. M. S. S. Co.
Clausen John, carpenter, r. 423 Bush
Clausen Mathew F., seaman, r. 108 Stenart
Clausen William, r. 26 Decatur
Clausen William (Clausen & Flierl), r. 1012 Minna
Clausen William, liquor saloon, NE cor Fifth and
Folsom, r. 868% Folsom
Clausen William H., jeweler Francis H. Clausen, r.
17 Albion Av
Clausen .t Flierl (William Clausen and F. Flierl) tail-
ors, 34 Third
(^"Clausen. See Claussen
Clausmann Marie, widow, r. 1912 Taylor
Clausnitzer Charles, zincographer McCabe & Co., r.
411 Sansome
Clanss Jacob, pork packer, 3-4 Grand Western Mar-
ket, r. 1228 Pine rear
Claussen Adolph, carpenter, r. Tanners' Home
Claussen Annie C, laundress L. Schmitt, r. 534
Powell
Claussen Augustus, machinist, r. 810 Geary
Claussen August, cabinetmaker T. Erdin, r. Tanners'
Home
Claussen Charles, restaurant, 529 Washington
Claussen Claus, groceries and liquors, and wood
and coal. 912 Bryant
Claussen EmilL., mattressmaker, r. 701 Devisadero
Claussen Frederick, machinist P. C. S. S. Co.
Claussen Henry, bookkeeper W. M. Starr, r. Alamed»
Claussen Henry H., veterinary surgeon, r. 810 Geary
Claussen John, cigar mnfr, 1206 Laurel Av
Claussen John, maltster National Brewing Co., r. 710
Fulton
Claussen John, with Claus Claussen, r. 912 Bryant
Claussen John H. (Claussen & Buttelmann), r. 50*
Taylor
"THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING.
WASEINGTONFireIns.Co. ofBostoil
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,810,273
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SEZTO}^, Asst. Uanager.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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Claussen Nicolaus, baker, r. 1317 Kearny
ClauKsen Peter F., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. SE
cor Sierra and Indiana
Claussen William D., salesman American Cracker Co
Claussen William D., bookkeeper, r. 930 Capp
Cluussen & Buttelinunn (John H. Claussen
and Henry E. A. Buttelmann) groceries and
liquors, NW cor Eleventh and Howard, and NE
cor Geary and Taylor
SST Claussen. See Claassen, Clausen, Classen and
Elassen
Clauesiulus Eliza, widow, r. 2G0 Golden Gate Av
Claussinius M., salesman Keane Bros., r. 260 Golden
Gate Av
Claussinius S., saleslady Keane Bros., r. 260 Golden
Gate Av
Clautier R. M., clerk Pope & Talbot, r. 613 Folsom
Claveau Louis, bartender Albert Arnaud, r. 210 Mont-
gomery Av
Claveau Peter F., carriage painter, r. 1038 Bryant
Claveloux Autone, barber, r. 1102 Taylor
Claveloux Josephine, dressmaker, r. 1102 Taylor
Claven Mary Miss, r. 1027 Harrison
Clavere John P. (Clavere & Bellegarde) r. 820
Broadway
Clavere & Bellegarde (.John P. Clavere and P. Belle-
garde) liquor saloon, 530 IMei-chant
Clavere Peter, liquor dealer, r 9(J6 Filbert
Clavinger Henry, washer James Fagen
ClavlsPaul, painter, r. 442 Union
Claxvgon li. E. & Co. (Leonard E. Clawson and
James B. Robinson) sewer and chimney pipe and
patent chimneys, 1340 M.irket, and 912-914 Kearny
Clawson Leonard E. (L. E. Clawson & Co.) r. 129 Oak
Claxton Thomas G., stone cutter, r. 358 Jessie
Clay Albert, waiter stmr Mariposa
Clay Allen M., with Bank of California, r. 1037 Post
Clay Clement C. (Sherman, Clay & Co.) r. Fruit
Vale
Clay Horace T., bookkeeper Thomas pay & Co. (Lim-
ited) r. 1391 O'Farrell
Clay Street. Hill Railroad Co., Joseph Brit-
ton president and superintendent, Charles P.
Campbell secretary, office and depot SW cor Olay
and Leavenworth
Clay Street Market. 514-516 Clay
Clay William, machinist, r. 155 Minna
!»- Clay. Sea Kley
Clayburgh Albert, dealer hides, 45 JClay, r. 904 Mc-
Allister
Clayburgh M. & Co. (Meyer Clayburgh) hides, 109
Clay
Claybugh Meyer (M. Clayburgh & Co.) r. 2129 Bush
Clayburgh Moses (Clayburgh & Brandenstein) r. 1810
Bush
Clayburgh Philip, r. 15 Rausch
Clayburgh Simon (Poly, Heilbron & Co.) r. 632 Gold-
en Gate Av
ClaybttrgU & Brandenstein (Moses Clayburgh
and Herman Brandenstein) proprietors Dashaway
Stables, SW cor New Montgomery and Mission
Clayburn Richard, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 107 Na-
toma
Clayes Charles W. Mrs., assistant Henry M. Fiske,
r. 27 Birch Av
Clayes Henry M., compositor Chronicle, r. 420 Post
Clayes Mattie Miss, copyist, r. 27 Birch Av
Clayes Orlando M., compositor Evening Post, r. 2917
Washington
Olaymour Edward, porter Hammersmith & Field, r.
948 Harrison
Clayton Charles H., clerk, r. 103 Van Ness Av
Clayton Frank D., clerk Gardner i Thoruley, r. 308
Sutter
Clayton Furman, engineer, r. 2423 Buchanan
Clayton Hugh J., caterer, r. 537 O'Farrell
Clayton Ida M. Miss, teacher Redding Primary
School, r. 2423 Buchanan
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERMO-F.lvErTRIC
RUSSIAN aM TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Siven.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BATH TUBS, BOILERS
TANKS, SHOWERS, FAUCETS.
Plumbers' Sanitary Goods of all Kinds,
PLUMBER,
Establlsheil 18
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505 KEARNV STREET.
Telephone 315.
Clayton L. E., r. 1009 Powell
Clayton Mary Mrs., r. 1307 California
Clayton Samuel F. clerk Stable Bros., r. 103 Van
Ness Av
Clayton Thomas G.. r. 640 Howard
Clayton William, painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan
Clearing House San Francisco, 211 Sansome
Cleary Andrew J., assistant librarian Odd Fellows'
Library, r. 534 Second
Cleary Anna Miss, domestic Palace Hotel
Cleary Bernard, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W B
Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Cleary Edward, laborer, r. 810 Mission
Cleary Edward, molder, r. 13 Morris Av
Cleary Edward J., clerk, r. 13 Morris Av
Cleary Frank C, attorney at law, 310 Pine, rooms 23-
23, r. 2919 Howard
Cleary Henry P., bookbinder Wbelan & Tracy, r. 514
Mission
Cleary John, laborer, r. S s Algeria, bet Tombigbee
and Potomac
Cleary John, workman V. S. Mint, r. 534 Second
Cleary John, steamboatman, r. 747 Brannan
Cleary John F., foreman Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 711
Tehama
Cleary Josie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1117 Folsom
Cleary Margaret Mrs., r. 1117 Folsom
Cleary Mary, domestic, 924 Guerrero
Cleary Mary Mrs., liquor saloon, 640 >4 Howard
Cleary Mary E., liquor saloon, 511 Third
Cleary Patrick, bookkeeper The Hibernia Savings and
Loan Soc, r. 2919 Howard
Cleary Patrick, engineer, r. 2 Elizabeth
Cleary Patrick M., shoemaker, 514 Mission
Cleary Robert, clerk U. S. Surveyor-General's Office,
r. 628 Montgomery
Cleary Stephen, hostler, r. 1611 Pacific Av
Cleary Thomas, blacksmith, r. 1117 Folsom
Cleary Thomas, collector Mission St. Wharf No. 1, r.
421 Franklin
Cleary Thomas, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 624 Fourth
Cleary Thomas, oiler stmr San Pablo
Cleary Thomas, sexton St. Bridget's Church, r. 2111
Van Ness Av
butcher stmr Mariposa, r. 534
Cleary Thomas E.
Second
Cleary Thomas J.,
Cleary Timothy J
apitalist, r. 714 Octavia
shoemaker, r. 514 Mission
Cleary William', laborer, r. Sutro Heights
Cleary William J., butcher, r. W s St. Thomas, nr
Platte
Cleary William J., clerk r. 13 Morris Av
Cleary William T., clerk, r. 116 Fulton
8^ Clearv. See Clary
Cleave Clarence, patternmaker, r. 349 J4 Minna
Cleave Ellen Miss, teacher Protestant Orphan Asy-
lum
Cleaveland George R., commercial traveler, r. 1037
Post
Cleaveland L., tanner Norton Tanning Co.
B^" Cleaveland. See Cleveland
Cleaves Cyrus, carpente]» Quartermaster's Dept U. S.
A., r. 2418 Pine
Cleaves Fred L., bookkeeper Pacific Bank, r. 2418
Pine
Clees Pierre, carpenter, r. 1205 Stockton
Clegg Agnes, widow, r. 340}^ Fifth
Clegg Oscar A., boxmaker Truckee Mnfg and Box Co.,
r. 340J6 Fifth •
Clegg Thomas F., molder, r. 340}^ Fifth
Cleghorn Robert, foreman blacksmith Pac. Iron
Works, r. 521 Shotwell
Cleghorn Thomas, teamster Black Point Packing
House, r. 35ul Fillmore
Clem John, varnisher S. & G. Gump, r. 175 Perry
Clemens Carl, molder Novelty Iron Works, r. 116
Clipper
Clemens Michel, waiter, r. 6 Vulcan Lane
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
FINE PRINTING
FROM NEW TYPE.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO., General Agents,
429 California Street.
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Pipe Filtins'*, all NizCH.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Clemens Tlieodore, confectioner, r. 2219 Mason
Clement Alpliens W., clerk assistant general superin-
I teudcnt S. P. Co., r. Oakland
! Clement Benjamin F., warehouseman, r. 1310 Green-
I wich
I Clement Catherine, widow, r. 16 John
I Clement Edland C, stenographer U. S. Railway Mail
Service, r. 1H12 Sacramento
Clement Edmond F., carpet layer Parker Merrill, r.
! 506 Broadway
Clement Epbraim B. (J. A: E. B. Clement) r. Oakland
Clement George H.. teamster Farnsworth & Buggies,
r. 40 Zoe
Clement Grammar School, S s Geary, bet Jones and
Leavenworth
Clement Henry N., attorney at law, 420 Mont-
gomery, room 15, r. 120 Capp
Clement J. & E. B. (Joseph and Ephraim B.)
examiners of titles and searchers of records,
office 710 Washington
Clement Jacob, brewer, r. 2.333 Greenwich
Clement John, agent, 211 Sausome, rooms 2-3, r. Lick
House
Clement Joseph (J. & E. B. Clement) r. 526 Green
Clement Joseph, pantryman P. Priet & Co., r. 815
Stockton
Clement Jules, laundryman Jean Bernou, r. 629
Third
Clement Lewis M., civil engineer S. P. Co., r.Oakland
Clement layman H., cashier Williams, Dimond
& Co., r. 1001 Pine
Clement M. L., pressman California Demokrat, r.
Oakland
Clement Peter, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co.,
r. 1610 California
Clement Eamy, butcher Henry Cailleaud
Clement Roswell P., attorney at law, 420 Montgomery,
room 14
Clement Victoria, widow, r. E 8 St. Thomas, nt Mon-
ongahela
Clement Walter, carpenter, r. 120 Capp
Clementina Street Kindergarten, Miss A. L. Manning
principal, 32 Clementina
Clements Addle, widow, r. 1235 Mission
Clements Charles S., boxmaker Truckee Mnfg & Box
Co., r. 617 Natoma
Clements Francis H., distributor S. F. Laundry, r.
1524 Eddy
Clements George, sashmaker J. E. Fairweather, r. 617
Natoma
Clements Gilbert, commission merchant, 318 Front,
r. E s Webster, bet Union and Green
Clements Janaro S., engineer, r. 617 Natoma
Clements J. E., general manager Mexican Coloniza-
tion Co. (limited) 506 Battery, rooms 6-8
Clements John, r. Lick House
Clements John, steamboatman, r. 138 Perry
Clements John F., pressman Francis, Valentine & Co.,
r. 1210 Devisadero
Clements Owen, saloonkeeper, r. 551 Stevenson
Clements Samuel, candymaker, r. 617 Natoma
Clements Samuel, saloon watchman stmr Colima
Clements William J., bookkeeper Gilbert Clements,
r. E 8 Webster, bet Green and Union
^^ Clements. See Clemens and Clement
Clementz George, laborer JohnWieland Brewing Co.,
,r. 449 Bush
Clementz William, mastermariner, r. 116 Berry
Clendenen Charlotte Sirs., dressmaking, 1316
Larkin
Clepbaue William, machinist W. T. Garratt & Co.,
r. 545 Hdward
Clerc Peter, dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r. S s
Lombird, bet Gough and Franklin
Clerc Peter, teacher French, r. 1012 Polk
Clerc Peter F. (Clerc & Steber) r. 11 Tehama
Clerc Raonl. general broker, 63 Merchants' Exchange,
r. 426 Sutter
Clerc & Steber (Peter F. Clerc and Joseph C. Steber)
machine works, 221 Main
Clerc de Landresse H. mining secretary, 36 Mont-
gomery Block, r. lO'Jausen
Clerk Board of Supervisors, oflBce New City
Uall, second floor
Cleu John P., baker, r. 2210M Mason
Clevu Clarence T., patternmaker, r. 349 J« Minna
Cleve Ernest, tanner Morris Windt, r. N s Yolo, bet
Vermont and Nebraska
Clevelnn.l Belinda, widow, r. 138 !t; Fair Oaks
Cleveland Benjamin, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 918 Jack-
son
Cleveland B. F., laborer Pac. Oil and Lead Works, r.
227 Second
Cleveland Charles D., physician, 600 Leavenworth, r.
604 Leavenworth
Cleveland Charles F., manager Carbolic Smoke Ball
Co., 652 Market, rooms 7-10. r. 306 Stockton
Cleveland Clark B., carpenter, r. 1522 Vallejo
Cleveland Edwin L., speculator, r. 1 Stockton
Cleveland Eliza A. Miss, principal Rincon Grammar
School, r. 228 Capp
Cleveland Ellen, domestic 633 Valencia
Cleveland George B., waiter stmr Mariposa
Cleveland Henry cook, r. 223 Minna
Cleveland Joseph J. Rev., r. 1 Hopeton Terrace
Cleveland Louis, millhand. r. 1146 Howard
Cleveland M. A. Mrs., r. 1206 Market
Cleveland Oil Co., F. B. Joyce agent, SW cor Fifth
and Berry
Cleveland Primary School, Miss A. E. Slaven princi-
pal, 1416 Harrison
Cleveland Twist Drill Co., Seeley, Chnrch & Co.
agents, 206 Folsom
l^" Cleveland. See Cleaveland
Clever Christina H. Miss, varieties, 2210k Mission
Clevitiger Daniel H., stableman, r. 431 Pine
Cliff Charles E., starcher U. S. Laundry, r. 3015 Six-
teenth
Cliff Honse, R. C. Pearson proprietor, terminus
Point Lobos Av, six miles from Old City Hall
Clifford Alva F.. japanner W. W. Montague & Co., r.
128 Fourteenth
Clifford Arthur H., clerk Dickson, De Wolf & Co., r.
1030 Guerrero
Clifford B. Mrs., widow, r. 311 Seventeenth
Clifford Charles, r. 815 Greenwich
Clifford Daniel, fireman, r. 432 Fifth
Clifford David A., solicitor, r. 512 Fourth
Clifford E. B. (J. J. Moore & Co.) r. Sydney, Australia
Clifford Eugene, liquor saloon, 550 Mission, r. 23)4
Minna
Clifford George G., packer, r. 1030 Guerrero
Clifford Hersey A. (Raymond & Clifford) r. E s Wis-
coDsin, bet Napa and Sierra
Clifford James, r. SW cor Army and Church
Clifford James B., salesman Held Bros, k Co., r. 26
Hill
Cliffi'rd J. F., foreman japan shop W. W. Montague ft
Co., r. 235 Fourteenth
Clifford Jeremiah, machinist, r. 512 Fourth
Clifford Jeremiah J., laborer, r. SW cor Army and
Church
Clifford Jeremiah J., policeman, r. cor Sanchez and
Clipper
Clifford John (Moriarity & Clifford) r. 108 Seventh
Clifford John, bailiff Police Court No. 2, r. 108 Seventh
Clifford John, bronzer Thomas Day & Co. (limited)
r. 8 Harrison Av
Clifford John, cook S. F. Laundry
Clifford John, laborer, r. 220 Fifth
Clifford J.ihn. trimmer Buckingham k Hecht, r. 1677
Fourteenth
Clifford John, quartermaster stmr Granada
Clifford Joseph A., painter, r. 311 Seventeenth
Clifford Michael, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W 8
Minnesota, bet Butte and Napa
DRAPERIES.
Special attention given to making up Draperies and
Canopies for Lodges, Societies, etc.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
SEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Market St
rPI IDCr rVTDA nDVi^^i'"°<^i>»™Pag^^><^o'°P"'B°»^'llpi'<''<^«lARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
tbLllOL CA I nA Unl (superiority over imported, no Brandy used, f 530 WASHINOTON STEEET.
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Clifford Patrick, laborer, r. 12 Mariposa Ttrrace
Cllflford Patrick, laborer, r. 8E cor Montgomery Av
and Chestnut
Cllflford Sarah L., widow, r. 1030 Guerrero
Cliflford Thomas, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. 114 Twenty-sixth
Clifford Thomas, stevedore, r. 81.5 Greenwich
ClifTord Thomas C, superintendent Overland
Freight Transfer Co., r. 1825 Turk
Clifford U. S. G.. proptr Boston Dairy, SW cor Cam-
bridge and Bacon, U. M. T., office 35 Eddy
Clifford William, shoemaker Cahn, Nlckelsburg &
Co., r. 449 Tehama
Cllft Charles (Hamilton k Clift) r. 15 Eddy
Clift Charles, engineer Presidio RR., r. 2003 Leaven-
worth
Cllft Frederick C, law student Wigginton, Creed &
Hawes, r. Oakland
Clift Nathaniel, porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 530^ Olive Av
Clift William, president and superintendent Pre-
sidio and Ferries RE. Co., office 1111 Union, r.
Oakland
Clifton Charles, wooldryer Catton. Bell & Co.
Clifton Leland, clerk general freight office S. P. Co.,
r. 7 Henrietta Square
Clinch Bryan J., architect, 629 Kearny, r. 305 Lombard
Clinch Charles G. (A. C. Dietz & Co.) r. 1012 Geary
Clinch Joseph, laborer, r. 641 Commercial
Cline Annie Miss, teacher Garfield Primary School,
r. 1414 Washington
Cline Bella Miss, fringemaker A. Colombat, r. 728
Vallejo
Cline Eli J., liquor saloon, 13 Stockton
Cline Henry A. driver, r. 911 Fillmore
Cline Hugh, driver N. B. and M. RR.. r. 909 Shotwell
Cline Ignatius, drayman, r. 1414 Washington
Cline John E., clerk U. S. engineer's office, r. 1719
Vallejo
Cline John F.. drayman, cor Front and Sacramento,
r. 1414 Washington
Cline L. L. Mrs., r. Ahlborn House
Cline Levi, liquor saloon, 13 Stockton
Cline M., laborer P. M. 8S. Co.
Cline Martin, bookkeeper A. Crocker & Bros., r. 728
Vallejo
Cline Mary J. Mrs., teacher Franklin Grammar
School, r. 2606 Sacramento
Cline Peter J., expressman, r. 1508 Hyde
Clijie Samuel, cutter A. Crocker & Bros., r. 728 Val-
lejo
Cline Thomas, porter Christy & Wise, r. 432 Minna
Cline Thomas, porter Wormser& Co., r. 913M Mission
Cline Thomas F., porter Samuel More & Co., r. 1414
Washington
Cline Walter B. , accountant Pacific Gas Improve-
ment Co., and secretary Pai-fic Lighting Co., SW
cor Annie and Stevenson, r. 326 Eddy
Cline William, plumber and gasfitter, 2104 Fillmore,
r. 2606 Sacramento
Cline William, r. 1422 Valencia
Cline William J., shipping clerk L. Feldmann & Co.,
r. 7 Winthrop
a^ Cline. See Clyne, Klein, Kleyn and Kline
Clingman George E., bookkeeper Gabriel Cohn & Co.,
r. 128 Eleventh
Clint Charles, seaman, r. 1322 Jackson
Clinton Alice, domestic 214 Tenth
Clinton Charles A., physician, 30 Phel an Build-
ing, r. E s Mission, opp Twenty-ninth
Clinton Fire Insurance Co. (of New York) Jacobs &
Easton general agents, 423 California
Clinton George A., policeman, r. 2822 Harrison
Clinton Henry G., carpenter, r. 2010 O'Farrell
Clinton Henry, seaman, r. 36 Welsh
Clinton James, real estate, r. 415)4 Natoma, rear
Clinton Mary, widow, bakery and confectionerv, 450
Sixth
FRATINGER & CO.
MOURNING SUITS
MADE AT SHORTEST NOTICE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
MARBLE WASH STANDS,
WASH ItASINS, BA.SIIV COCKi!*.
Lane's Sanitary Basin Trap effectually excludes sewer gas
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNY STREET.
EBtablished 18C0. Telephone 315.
Clinton William, clerk Rees Bros., r. 4.50 Sixth
Clinton William J., painter, r. 34 Austin
Clinton William, ri;^ger Union Iron Works, r. W s
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
Clipper William, barber, r. 17 Madison Av, rear
Cllsby Seth, proptr Eureka Warehouse, cor Mont-
gomery and Chestnut, r. Oakland
Clishan Eugene, lout,'shoreman, r. 612)^ Second
Clishan James E., molder, r. 612 JiJ Second
Clishan Thomas J., molder, r. 612 J^ Second
Clive Ernest, tanner, r. N 8 Yolo, bet Nebraska and
Vermont
Cloak Harry B., assistant engineer stmr Geo. W. El-
der, r. .50!) Page
Clochesy John, cooper J. H. Holden, r. 69 West Mis-
sion
Clock Ann, widow, r. 136 Hickory Av
Clodi F. C. Louis, foreman Demokrat, r. 1411 Mason
Clodix George, r. 1165 Mission
Clodix John, carpenter, r. 212 First
Cloepperd Adolph C, fitter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
106 >^ Hickory Av
Clohse Henry, shoemaker Cahn, Nlckelsburg &Co., r.
Ocean View
Cloney Patrick, laborer, r. 1235 Market
Cloonan James, shoemaker, r. 41 West Mission
Cloonan Michael, liquor saloon, r. 41 West Mission
Clooney James, laborer, r. 25 Tilden
Cloouey Margery Miss, lodgings, 1235 Market
Close Benjamin F. (Werner & Close) r. 1327 Twenty-
fourth
Close John E., silversmith, r. 321 Pacific
Close Laura Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1012 Polk
Close M. C, salesman Dempster & Keyes, r. San Jos^
Close Mark, bartender E. Bernard, r. 516 M O'Farrell
Close William, r. 156 Third
1^" Close. See Klose
Closeley Thomas, fireman stmr Piedmont
Clossen Hiram, master mariner, office 208 Clay, r.
Alameda
Clot Camille, machinist Clot & Meese, r. 310 Mont-
gomery
Clot John B. (Clot & Meese) r. 2456 Market
CLOT & MEESE, (Joun b. ciot
and Constant Meese) proprietors Re-
liance Machine Works, «ole licensed
manufacturers The Medart Patent
W^rought Iron Bim Pulley, 1^9-131
Fremont
Clotworthy Thomas, machinist, r. 208 Second
Cloud Henry C, mining expert, r. 1039 Mission
Cloud M. Mrs., canvasser, r. 1326 Mission
Cloud William S., clerk, r. 114 Fourth
Clough Alton H., office 230 Montgomery, rooms 11-12
r. East Oakland
Clough Charles L., bookkeeper Freeman, Smith &
Co., r. Cosmos Club
Clough Elijah, compositor Call, r. 2111 Webster
Clough Frank, druggist, r. 14}«i Page
Clough Frederick, r. 1V23 Jessie
Clough Georae H., stoves and tinware, 2708 Mis-
sion, r. 908 Shotwell
Clough George W., pressman, r. 2111 Webster
Clough Henry, grocer, r. 917 Polk
Clough Henry, laborer, r. 430 Fifth
Clough Henry A., salesman, r. 517 Ellis
Clough John F., lumber surveyor, 26 Steuart, r. 1628
Dolores
a^" Clough. See Clnflf and Clow
Cloverdale and XJkiah Railroad Co., James
M. Donahue president, Thomas W. Johnston sec-
retary, office 410 Mission
Clow Alonzo, carpenter, r. Mission Road, nr Five
Mile House
Clow John S., r. 8 Sixth
Clow Minerva, widow, r. 518 Folsom
Clow Sarah, dressmaking, 8 Sixth
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Manufacturer of every description of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to SO Bcale Street, San Francisco.
^■■.■■•MCkM Ickiarvi Sb Vkt\e\Vt^Y 4''^-*^'^ Mnrhet St. Bngcies, Carriages,
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IMPORTERS OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
Slieet Iron
All Sizes an<l Numbers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Clow Thomas, carpeutcT California Dairy
Cloyes Charles E., assistant auditor Custom Honse, r.
IIU Clay
Cloyes Frank W., guard San Quentin, r. 1114 Clay
Cloys Isaac, longshoreman, r. 7 Commercial
Club Stable, C. S. Crittenden proprietor, 409-411
Taylor
Clucas William F., shipwright, r. 734 M Howard
Cluff Brothers (Thomas M. Cluff) groceries 40
Second^ 9 Montgomery Av, 40 Fourth, 409 Mont-
gomery Av and 401 Hayes
Cluff Herman, musician, r. 422 Second
Cluff Jane S. Mrs., widow, r. 1816 O'Farrell
Cluff Thomas M. (Cluff Bros.) r. 1916 Vallejo
Cluff W.B. & Co. (William B. Cluff) groceries, 19
Sixth
Cluff William fWilliam Cluff* Co.) r. 1916 Vallejo
Cluff William B. (W. B. Cluff & Co.) r. Alameda
Cluff William & Co. (William Cluff) wholesale gro-
cers and dealer provisions, 18-22 Front
Iff- Cluff. See Clongh
Cluin Ann, widow, r. 32 Fell
Cluiu Edward F. jCluin & Tormey) r. 32 Fell
Cluin & Tormey (Edward F. Cluin and Patrick
Tormey) commission merchants, 117 Drumm
Clump Henry, r. 930 Post
Clunan Patrick, millhand, r. 4 Channel
Clune John, carpenter, r, 209 Second
Cluness William R., medical director Pac. Mutual
Life Ins. Co. of California, 418 California, r. Sac-
ramento, Cal.
Cluney Dennis, blacksmith, r. 553}^ Natoraa
Clunie Andrew J. (Clunie, Young & Clunie) and as-
sistant City and County Attorney, New City Hall,
r. 1001 Pine
Clunie Thomas J. (Clunie, Young & Clunie) r. 836
Turk
Clunie, Young & Clunie (Thomas J. and Andrew J.
Clunie and John N. Y'oung) attorneys at law, 401
California, rooms 8-10
Clute Hettie Miss, stenographer H. C. Logan, r. 22134
Folsom
Clyde James, clerk freight auditor's office S. P. Co.,
r. 2012 Golden Gate Av
Clyde John E., bookkeeper S. P. Nelson & Co. and
Smith & Tripp, r. 110 Minna
Clyne Bartley, pressman Francis, Valentine & Co., r.
222 Tweutv-third
Clyne Matthew R., printer, r. 242 Clara
tff- Clyne. See Cline, Klein, Kleyn and Kline
Clynes John, tanner Frank McAleer, r. 2530 Bryant
Av
Cnopius John, groceries and liquors, 1522 Folsom
Coad Alfred, machinist and engineer, r. 1028 Wash-
ington
Coad Henry, actor, r. 710 Geary
Coad Miles, laborer, r. 60 Natoma
Coad Nora, domestic Palace Hotel
Vff- Coad. See Code
Coady Annie F. Mrs., varieties, 2927 Mission
Coady C. waiter stmr Ancon
Coady Charles F., carpenter and builder, r. 2927 Mis-
sion
Coady Henry F., carpenter, r. 8073^ Valencia
Coady Violet J. Mrs., bakery, 807 J4 Valencia
1^" Coady. See Cody
Coakley Caleb C, r. 2.590 Howard
Coaklfy Cornelius purifier S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E
s Iowa, bet Yolo and Yuba
Coakley Dennis J., salesman Max Friedman, r. 114
Clinton
Coakley Ellen Mrs., r. 544 Jessie
Coakley James, compositor Bulletin, r. 926 Mission
Coakley Jeremiah, liquor saloon, 23« Townsend
Coakley John, btakeman, r. 114 Clinton
Coakley John, cardriver City RR. r. 24 Julian Av
Coakley John, hnstler, r. D, bet Fourth and Fifth Avs
Coakley John, painter, r. E s Dame, nr Randall
Coakley John, stevedore, r. 15 Clementina
Coakley John F., packer Langley & Michaels, r. 1204
Howard
Coakley Keron, laborer, r. 502 Stevenson
Ciiakley Mary, widow, r. E s Dame, nr Randall
Coakley Timothy, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Coakley Timothy R., laborer, r. E s Dame, nr Randall
Coakley William B., waiter, r. 20C Langton
i0- Coakley. See Cokely
Coale Jesse B., millwright John Hammond, r. 118 San
Jose Av
Coast and River Steamship Co. (stror Coos
Bay) John L. Koster agent, 323 Front, room 5
Coast Review (Insurance Monthly) J. G. Edwards
publisher, 32u Sansome, room 14
Coast Seamans' Union, RasmuB Nelson secretary,
513 M East
Coast Survey U. S., U. S. Appraisers' Building,
fourth floor
Coates L. A. Miss, operator Pac. Postal Tel. Co.
Coates Alfred, carpenter, r. 2912 J4 Sixteenth
Coates Caleb, liquor saloon. 37 Sutter, r. Oakland
Coates George K., salesman Bullock & Jones, r. 213
Locust Av
Coates Samuel J. M., stairbuilder Jesse & Drew, r.
512 Jessie
Coates William D., bookkeeper Barrett & Jones, r.
Oakland
Coates William W., clerk 0. H. Reynolds & Co., r. 218
Locust Av
Coats John R., conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 208 Shot-
well
Cobb David, photograph gallery, 1144 Market, r. 1822
Post
Cobb George W., expressman, r. 3032 Howard
Cobb Harry G., clerk Safety Nitro Powder Co., r. 2631
Bush
Cobb Henry A. (Cobb & Co.) r. 813 O'FarreU
Cobb Henry A. Jr., insurance solicitor Anglo-Nevada
Assurance Corporation, r. Saucelito
Cobb Moses G., attorney at law, 103 Montgomery
Cobb "W. Horace, bookkeeper L. & E. Emanuel,
r. 214 O'Farrell
Cobb William B., master stmr City of Rio de Janeiro,
r. 130 Oak
Cobb «& Co. (Henry A. Cobb) real estate agents and
general auctioneers, 321 Montgomery
Cobbledick James, traveling salesman A. C. Farns-
worth, r. Oakland
Cobden Thomas S., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co.. r.-635
Golden Gate Av
Cobel John, engineer, r. 102 Stockton
Cobine John, liquor saloon, 10 Steuart
Cobleigh Charles E., teamster, r. 1117 Folsom
Cobleigh John L. (John L. Cobleigh & Co.) r. 1509 Polk
Cobleigh John L. & Co. (John L. Cobleigh and
Stephen D. Russell) blacksmiths and carriage
mufrs. 2020 Polk
Coblentz Felix, traveling salesman John 8. Bowman
& Co., r. 511 Golden Gate .Av
Coblentz Gustave traveling salesman John S. Bow-
man & Co., r. 219 Geary
Coblentz Joseph (John S. Bowman & Co.) r. 1408
McAllister
Cobliner Brothers (Saul & Isaac) millinery goods, 543
Market
Cobliner Isaac (Cobliner Bros.) r. 511 Post
Cobliner Saul (Cobliuer Bros.) r. 413 Post
Coburu Clarence W. (C. W. Coburn & Co.) and vice-
president Bay View Distilling Co., r. 30 Octavia
Coburn C. W. «fe Co. (Clarence W. Coburn) im-
porters, commission merchants and purchasing
agents, 6 Battery
Coburn F., laborer, Pac. Rolling Mill
Coburn Francis H., carpenter, r. 2611 Pine
Coburn Frank L.. clerk delivery dept Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. 2611 Pine
Coburn Henry, liquor saloon, 160 Third
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' AND YOUTHS" SDITS
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Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
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Coburn Ira W., whip braider, r. 1403 Valencia
Coburn Joseph W., stairbuilder, r. 1403 Valencia
Coburn Joseph W. Jr.. r. 1403 Valencia
Coburn Loren, r. 2759 Mission
Coburn Sophie E. Miss, clerk C. A. Edson b Co., r.
2()11 Pine
Coburu Walter, mariner, r. 922 J^ Natonia
Coburn William, merchant, r. 30 Octavia
Ccccoli Donato, fruit and vegetables, 1200 Kearny
Cochell Absalom, salesman, r. 1115 Montgomery
Cochell John T., compositor, r. 1115 Montgomery
Cochinard F., agent Comptoir D'Escompte de
Paris, 412 Montgomery, r. Union Chib
Cochius Otto, cellarraan, r. 1326!^ Broadway
Cochran Henry, porter Security Savings Bank, 228
Montgomery
Cochran James, carpenter, r. 908 Minna
Cochran James, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 10
Silver
Cochran James H., policeman, r. 2021 Hyde
Cochran John, contractor, r. 419 Hyde
Cochran John B., carpenter, r. 2021 Hyde
Cochran John H., plumber Demers & Eisner, r. 2021
Hyde
Cochran John J., captain U. 8. A., asBistant surgeon,
Presidio
Cochran John T. (J. T. Cochran & Co.) r. Oakland
Cochran John T., traveling salesman Samuel More &
Co.
Cochran Joseph P. (Craig & Cochran) r. 312 Eddy
Cochran J. T. & Co. (John T. Cochran) shipping and
commission merchants, 302 California
Cochran Julia W., widow, r, 928 Valencia
Cochran O.K., r. 519 Sixth
Cochran Richard, laborer Mechanics' Mill, r. Oakland
Cochran Robert, salesman, r. 1917 Jessie
Cochran Robert E., laborer Lachman & Jacobi, r. 134
Fourth
Cochran Robert N., r. 535 M Stevenson
Cochran William, butcher, r. 542 Bryant
Cochran William, teamster, r. 112 Perry
Cochran William R., stableman J. Morton & Co., r.
308 Taylor
Cochrane Alexander M., waiter, r. 523 Kearny
Cochrane Edwin O., dentist, 850 Market, r.323 Larkin
Cochrane James W., law student C. B. Darwin, r. San
Rafael
Cochrane Johanna, widow, r. 632 Stevenson
Cochrane Joseph, r. 29 Grant Av
Cochrane Joshua J., gilder, r. 313 Kearny
Cochrane Maggie L. Miss, dressmaker, r. 13 Van Ness
Av
Cochrane Maria Mrs., dressmaking, 13 Van Ness Av
Cochrane Richard R., waiter, r. 113 William
Cochrane Robert, carpenter, r. 1301 Kearny
Cochrane Robert R., clerk Recorder's Olfice, r. 1301
Kearny
Cochrane Thomas, clerk Charles Montgomery, r. 949
Mission
8^ Cochrane. See Cochran and Corcoran
Cocian Nicholas, liquor saloon, 449 Broadway, r. 644
Filbert
Cockburn George M., chemist, r. 513 Twenty-sixth
Cocbrill Robert L., policeman, r. 226 Taylor
Cockrill Theodore G., salesman, r. 1456 O'Farrell
Cockroft Louis F., passenger and ticket agent Oceanic
SS. Co., 327 Market, r. Oakland
Cocks Barzilla, shipjoiner, r. 903 Guerrero
Coddington William, r. 210 Eddy
Code, Elfelt & Co. (Phillip D. Code and Joseph El-
felt) mnfrs pickles, etc, 125 Main, office 314 Wash-
ington
Code Emma S. Mrs., principal Lombard St. Primary
School, r. 121 Oak
Code George R., machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 121
Oak
Code James A., superintendent Code, Elfelt & Co., r.
930 Valencia
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-ELECTRIC
RUSSIAN and TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Giyen.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BOILERS and STOVES
Connected lor Hoi and Cold Waier Ui tlie Dest manner.
WATER BACKS, WATER HEATERS,
Of all kinds made and repaired.
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LANE,
605 KEARNY STREET.
Telephone 315.
Code John, teamster, r. 25 Tweutj -second, bet Mission
and Bartlett
Code Mamie F. Miss, teacher music, r. 121 Oak
Code Phillip D. (Code. Elfelt & Co.) r. 930 Valencia
CodePhillipD. Jr., clerk Code, Elfelt & Co., r. 930
Valencia
B^" Code. See Coad
Codeglia Antone, wood and coal, 313 Broadway, r. 318
Broadway
Codington Charles F., shinplng clerk Castle Bros., r.
1041 Howard
Codington Frank P., clerk W. H. Codington, r. 2667
Howard
Codington William H., proptr Pac. Glue and Soap
Factory, Teneriffe. bet Adele and Stringham, r.
2667 Howard
Cody Charles J., teamster, r. 181 California Av, B. H.
Cody Cornelius A., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 17
Polk
Cody James F., clerk, r. cor Twenty-ninth and Mission
Cody John, dairyman, r. 118 Clinton
Cody John, peddler, r. 23 Ash Av
Cody Lawrence, painter, r. NW cor Twenty-ninth and
Mission
Cody Matthew, melter Fulton Iron Works, r. 9 Garden
Cody Michael, lineman Pac. Bell Telephone Co., r.
1423 Pine
Cody Nelson L. A., druggist J. R. Gates & Co., r. 615
Stockton
Cody Patrick J., liquor saloon, NW cor Twenty-ninth
and Mission
Cody Thomas F., clerk, r. 428 Sixth
Cody William E., r. 605 Taylor
8^" Cody. See Coady
Coe Edward H., steward City and County Hospital, r.
1206 Leavenworth
Coe Edward W., cashier Davis Bros., r. 1506 California
Coe George E., inspector Custom House, r. 1812 Mis-
sion
Coe George H. salesman Payot, Upham & Co., r 419
Geary
Coe H. R., r. 266 Brannan
Coe John B., salesman J. J. Evans, r. 419 Geary
Coe Lawrence W., r. 2506 Sacramento
Coe N. T. Mrs., furnished rooms, 419 Geary
Coe Orlo R., collector, r. 539 California
Coe Percy B., salesman, r. 1500 California
Coe S. Q. Mrs., teacher New Home Sewing Machine
Co., r. 794 Twenty^fourth
Coe William R., carpenter, r. 1506 California
Coelho Joaquin, capitalist, r. 423 M Greenwich
Coen Martiu P., batcher, Manilla, bet Yazoo and
Susquehanna, r. Trinidad, bet Platte and Yazoo
Coen William, hog dealer, r. E s Trinidad, bet Yazoo
and Platte
H^" Coen. See Cohan, Cohen, Cohn, Cone, Kohen
and Kohn
Coey David N., clerk Custom House, r. Oakland
Coey James, mining, office 402 Montgomery, room 21,
r. 615 Stockton
Coey William J., clerk Custom House, r. 616 McAllis-
ter
Cofer Elliott M. (Cofer, Hills & Co.) r. 1830 Turk
Gofer, Hills & Co. (Elliott M. Cofer and Austin H.
Hills) commission merchants, 36 California
Cofer William W., framemaker S. A. Perry & Co., r.
136 Liberty
Cofanev Edward, undertaker James McGinn, r. 39
Eddy
Coffee Andrew J., notary public, 507 California, r.
646 Folsom
Coffee Edward E., clerk Osborn & Alexander, r. 1555 Ji
Marliet
Coffee Frank L., collector Pac. Gas Improvement Co.,
r. 646 Folsom
Coffee George W., bookkeeper London and S. F. Bank
(limited) r. Alameda
Coffte John (Walcom, Gowan & Coffee) r. 704 Larkin
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 F!RST ST.
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ALL. SIZKS.
809, 311, 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Coffee John, hostler, r. ISO Jessie
Coffet- John, way bill clerk Wells, Fargo & Co., r. C4G
Folsom
Coft'ee John H., carpenter, r. 603 Natoma
C'lffee Joseph, laborer, r. 1419 Dupont, rear
Coffee M., coalpasser stnir Santa Rosa
Coffte Margaret, widow, r. SW cor San Jos^ Av and
I Day
Coffee Mary Mrs., r. 331 Jessie
Cofft-e William H.. cUrk, r. 1555J4 Market
e^ Coffee. See Coffey
Coffey Alfred I., draftsman C. I. Havens, r. 914 Do-
lores
Coff-y Christina Mrs., dressmaker L. Franco, r. 42GH
Grove
Coffey Daniel, blacksmith, r. NW cor St. Thomas and
Railroad Av
Coffey Daniel, detective, r. 800 Shotwell
Coffey Edward, clerk R. G. Dun & Co., r. 7 Crooks
I Coffey Frank J., pressman G. A. Einselen & Co., r.2007
Webster
' Coffey Henry E., solicitor Bovee, Toy & Co., r. 218
j Mason
Coffey James, sbipliner, r. 79 Clementina
Coffey James B. Jr., bookkeeper Edward P. AUis &
Co., r. 2007 Webster
Coffey James "V., Judge Superior Court, Depart-
ment 9, chambers New City Hall, second floor, r.
IIIHJ^ Larkin
Coffey James W., clerk, r. 914 Dolores
Coffey John, detective, r. 914 Dolores
Coffey John, engineer, r. 1232 York
, Coffey John, horseshoer N. B. and M. RB., r. 23 Gil-
bert
I Coffey John A., messenger Board of Health, r. 571
! Stevenson
i Coffey John J., attorney at law, 619 Montgomery,
I r.joms 8-9, r. 426 ^ Grove
Ooffey John J., lonijshoreman. r. 140 Natoma
C itfey Joseph, hostler N. B. and M. RR., r. 23 Gilbert
I Coffey Joseph F., tinsmith D. S. Weaver, r. 434 M
I Shipley
! Coffey Joseph F., attorney at law, 636 Clay room 32,
and prosecuting attorney Police Judges' Court, r.
2^28 Bush
Coffey Lillie Miss, law clerk, r. 426 J^ Grove
Coffey Lizzie T. Miss, clerk Samuel Hill Estate, r. 2
Park PI
Coffev L lu Miss, clerk Samuel Hill Estate, r. 2 Park
PI
Coffey Louis, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
3.50 Fremont
Coffey Lydia Mrs., r. 2 Park PI
Coffey Mary, widow, r. 571 Stevenson
Coffey Maurice J., bartender Daniel O'Connell, r.
865 ^ Market
Coffey Michael, cooper, r. 512 Howard
Coffey Michael, groceries and liquors. 565 Bryant
Coffey Maurice W.. hack driver, r. 716H Bi-yant
Coffey Sarah Miss, sale.slady. r. 426 H Grove
Coffey Thomas F., bricklaver, r. 716 H Brvant
Coffey William, peddler, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Coffey William C, clerk Board of Health, r. 571 Stev-
enson
Coffey William M., machinist Risdon Land L. Works,
r. 613 Folsom
tf^" Coffey. See Coffee
Coffield Charles H., gardener, 909 Taylor
Coffin Albert F. (Coffin & Sanderson) r. Oakland
Coffin Alexander, carpenter, r. 51 !« R tch
Coffin Alonzo (Coffin K Woods) r. 8 Ridley
Coffin Annif E. H. Mrs., r. 21 Garden
Coffin Andrew G. (Redington Ac Co.) r. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Coffin Arthur W., clerk general auditor's office S. P.
Co.. r. Oakland
CofRn Benjamin, cooper, r. 1715 Sacramento
Coffin Charles D., longshoreman r. 21 Garden
Coffin Charles G.. r. 128 Locust Av
Coffin Charles W.. clerk ticket auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. Alameda
Coffin Charles W., packer clothing depot U. S. A.,r. 18
Sherman
Coffin D. B. Mrs., widow, r. 1614 Post
Coffin E. A. Mis., widow, r. 1020 M Larkin
Coffin Edward, shipcarpenter, r. NE cor Guerrero and
Alvarado
Coffin Edward R., photographer I. W. Taber, r. 1614
Post
Coffin Henry, r. 518 O'Farrell
Coffin Horace, entry clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 1020 )i
Larkin
Coffin Isaac S. (Redington & Co.) r. Brooklyn, N. T.
CotKu James, office 202 California, r. San R.ifael
Coffin Jarvis B., salesman Moore & Smith, r. 918 Hyde
Ciiffin Lincoln, housepainter, r. 8 Elm Av
Coffin .M. G. Mrs., widow, r. 804 Geary
Coffin Oliver C, compositor Report, r. 2607 Bryant Av
Coffin Peter, watchman stmr City of Stockton, r. 1120
Folsom
Coffin P. H., messenger Post Office, r. 2018 Van
Ness Av
Coffin Robert G., cooper, r. 1120 Folsom
Coffin Rodolphus W. (Coffin & Mayhew) r. 442 Guer-
rero
Coffin William H., clerk, r. 112 Jones
Coffin <& Muyliew (Rodolphus W. Coffin and
Henry H. Mayhew) drugs and medicines, SE cor
Sixteenth and Valencia, and NW cor Twentieth
and Mission
Coffin & Sanderson (.\lbert F. Coffin and George
R. Sanderson) stock, bond and grain brokers, 312
Pine
Coffin & Woods (Alonzo Coffin and John F. Woods)
pattern and modelmakers, 133-135 Beale
Coffroth James W., messenger City and County At-
torney, r. 2105 Geary
Cofrau John W. C. (Belden & Cofran) r. 1404 Van
Ness Av
Cog.n Catherine, widow, r. 347 Minna
Cogan Edward, zinc molder F. Maiuzer & Son, r. 29
Jessie
Cogan James, stock and bond broker, 401 California,
r. 706 Taylor
Cogan John, books and stationery, 834 Market, r.
loi Ellis
Cogan John H., molder. r. 29 Jessie
Cogan Patrick, horsetrainer, r. 324 Minna
Cogan Thomas, laborer, r. 124 Bernard
Ct>gan Thomas, laborer, r. S s Eliznbeth, nr Diamond
Cogun William, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. E 8
Micbiean, bet Sierra and Shasta
Cogan William, seaman, r. 533 Howard
C<:)gan William, teamster, r. 80 }« West Mission
Cogan William N., correspondent O'Connor, Moffatt jt
Co., r. 214 Powell
Cogan William, bookkeeper r. 214 Powell
t^" Cogan. See Coogan
Coggeshall John, laundryman The Baldwin
Coggeshall John H., upholsterer, r. 102) Stockton
Coggeshall Josiah H., druggist, r. 2314 Washington
Coggin Charles H., blacksmith P. C. SS. Co., r. 1
Elizabeth, nr San Jose Av
Coggin George C, clerk Stevenson & Longwill r. 1
Elizabeth, nr San Jose Av
Coggin Isaac C. business manager Second Artillery
Regiment Band, N. G. C, office 33 Kearny, r. 123
Morris Av
Coggins Charles S., lumberman, r. 2427 Mission
Coggins Edward B. clerk Williams, Dimond i Co., r.
216 Bush
Coggswell Walter, clerk, r. 908 Sutter
Coghill John, r. 106 Minna
Cogliill Thomas B. (Coghill. & Simon) r. Oakland
Coghill & Simon (Thomas B. Coghill and Julius C.
Simon) wholesale grocers, 20-5-207 Market
1^" Coghill. See Cogill
WHOLE SAiE A>T) EET-ilL
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
aud Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
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CoKblan Allen, r. 16 Thirteenth
Coghlan Cornelius, laborer Gibbs' XJ. S. Bonded
Warehouse, r. 1317 Siioramento
Coghlan Daniel W., r. 821 Church
Coghlan Eliza, widow, r. 1515 Honrard
Coghlan Frank, butcher Edward Duane, r. 110 Chat-
tanooga
Coghlan John, carpenter, r. 910 Larkin
Coghlan John, longshoreman, r. 545 Second
Coghlan John R., bookkeeper Tatum & Bowen, r. 637
Folsom
Coghlan Kate Miss, teacher Buena Vista Primary
School, r. 1515 Howard
Coghlan Patrick, butcher, r. 10 Chattanooga
Coghlan Thoiuas D., clerk, r. 1515 Howard
8^ Coghlan. See Caughlin, Coughlan and Coughlln
Cogill Charles W., actor, r. 19:S0 Jessie
«^" Cogill. See CoghiU
Cogle H. S., carpenter, r. 7 Rubs
Cogle J. P., painter, r. 7 Russ
Cogniasse Charles J. D., clerk, r. 77fi Folsom
Cogniasse William, boat builder, r. 268 Jessie
Cogorno John, gripman Geary St. RR., r. 1625 Geary
Cogozzo John, teamster, r. 21 Vandewater
Cogswell Fred. W., foreman can room George H. Tay
& Co., r. 1403 Powell
Cogswell Henry D., capitalist, r. 319 Broadway
Cogswell James li., dentist, office, rooms 5-©«
Chronicle Building, NE cor Bush and Kearny,
Cogswell John, r. 1023 Stockton
Cogswell John P., bartender Bernard Conway, r. 1205
McAllister
Cogswell Warren, calker, r. 313 Fremont
Cohan David, cutter, r. 1622 Laguna
Cohan Peter, groceries, 317 Fifth
Cohane L., carpenter, 710 Turk, r. 28 Turk
Cohelan Daniel, horsedealer, r. 2419 Clay, rear
Cohelan Daniel S., shipping clerk Merry, Faull & Co.
r. 2419 Clay, rear
Cohelan Johnson J., seaman, r. 327 Beale
Cohen Madame, fortune teller, r. 1517 Dupont
Cohen Aaron, secondhand clothing, 309 Sixth
Cohen Aaron, secondhand clothing, 429 Pacific
Cohen Aaron, soapmaker, r. 206 Van Ness Av
Cohen Aaron, tailor, 765 Mission, r.27 Washington Av
Cohen Aaron, tailor Samuel Schwartz, r. 1113 Clay
Cohen Abraham, cigaimaker Friedlander & Kaeser, r.
Cohen Abraham, glazier, r. 909 Bush
Cohen Abraham, tailor, 671 Howard, r. 1125j Silver
Cohen Abraham J., mining, r. 1824 O'Farrell
Cohen Albert, musician, r. 329 Fourth
Cohen Alfred, commission merchant, r. 1454 O'Farrell
Cohen Alfred A. attorney at law, 320 California, r.
Alameda
Cohen Alfred H., attorney at law, 320 California, r.
Fruit Vale
Cohen Annie, widow, r. 1011 Valencia
Cohen Baruch. cutter H. Kramer, r. 123 Olive Av
Cohen Benjamin, r. 713 California
Cohen Benjamin, salesman Joseph Bros., r. 737 Green
Cohen Bertha Miss, dressmaker, r. 1117 Sutter
Cohen C, messenger Post Office, r. 240 Sutter
Cohen Catherine Mrs., r. 524 Ninth
Cohen Charles, salesman M. J. Flavin & Co., r. 13243^
O'Farrell
Cohen Charles tailor, 306 J^ Third
Cohen Daniel, jeweler, 1424 Polk, r. 1025 Post
Cohen David, r. 10 Liberty
Cohen David, locksmith and bellhanger, 1084 Howard
Cohen David, watches and jewelry, 1014 Market, r.
42 Grove
Cohen Edgar A. (Costigan, Cohen & Co.) r. Alameda
Cohen Edward A. (Cohen & Quaue) r.l324J^ O'Farrell
Cohen F.lias. cigar mnfr, 206 Third, r. 808 Folsom
Cohen Ellas, watchmaker, 17 54 Third, r. 1454 O'Far-
rell
FRATINGER & CO.
OP ALL DESOEIPTIONS.
105 KEARNY STREET.
GAS, WATER and STEAM
FITTING,
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VV_ E
PLUMBER,
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Telephone 315,
Cohen Emanuel, salesman A. & E. Salmon, r. Oakland
Cohen Emil, clerk B. Blumenthal & Co., r. 1324)4
O'Farrell
Cohen Ernest, brewer, r. 19 Louisa
Cohen Frank, tailor. 568 Minna
Cohen G. & Son (Gustave and Max) merchant tailors,
240 Sutter
Cohen George W., bookkeeper M. Prag, r. 818 Filbert
Conen Godfrey, merchant, r. .304 Hyde
Cohen Gustave (G. Cohen & Son) r. Alameda
Cohen H. Mrs., wirlow, ladies nurse, r. 955 Howard
Cohen Harris, clothing, 54 Fourth, r. 77 Fourth
Cohen Henry, manager R. S. Thaver & Co., r. 1312 H
Ellis
Cohen Henry, winekeeper B. Dreyfus k Co., r. 116
Grant Av
Cohen Henry M., barber Philip Cohen, and extraman
Hose No. 9
Cohen Herman, expre.ssman, r. 402 McAllister
Coheii Heri-mnii, manufacturer mirrors, framcB,
and moldings, importer looking glass plates and
pictures, 19 Grant Av, r. 724 Geary
Cohen Hyman L., r. 465 Minna
Cohen Isaac, r. 1921 Bush
Cohen Isaac, tailor, 468 Clementina, r. 33 Moss
Cohen Isaac L., cigarmaker, r. 544 Jessie
Cohen Isaac N., traveling salesman Straus & Levy,
r. 10 Liberty
Cohen Isidor, clerk, r. 610 Laguna
Cohen Isidor, liquor saloon, 500 Valencia
Cohen Israel S.. sewing machines, 145 Sixth, r. 30 Ji
Russ
Cohen Jacob, r. 1324 J^ O'Farrell
Cohen Jacob, fruit peddler, r. 1011 Valencia
Cohen Jacob, peddler, r. 330 Geary
Cohen Jacob, shipping clerk G. Cohen & Co., r. 295
Clementina
Cohen John, peddler, r. 1117 Sutter
Cohen Joseph, clerk James K. Cooper, r. 1824 O'Far-
rell
Cohen Joseph, clothing, 48 Steuart, r. 908 McAllister
Cohen Joseph, clothing, 219 Pacific
Cohen Joseph, glazier, r. 1577 Dupont
Cohen Julius, barrel dealer, r. 423 J^ Tenth
Cohen Louis, r. 1319 O'Farrell
Cohen Lewis, tailor, 547 Mission, r. 208 Polk
Cohen Lyon, traveling salesman LeCount Bros., r. 38
Russ
Cohen Marks, barber, 21 Taylor, r. 729 Golden Gate
Av
Cohen Marks, bookkeeper Greenebaum & Co., r. 1211 )j
Golden Gate Av
Cohen Mas (G. Cohen & Son) r. Alameda
Cohen Max (Goodman & Cohen) r. 206 Sutter
Cohen Max, jeweler Rothschild & Hadeufeldt, r. 116
Grant Av
Cohen Max, peddler, r. 1517 Mason
Cohen Max, salesman Schoenholz Bros. & Co., r. 616
Jessie
Cohen Mercardo, mnfr cigars. 307 Commercial, r. 1621
Geary
Cohen Jleyer, salesman, r. 831 Vallejo, rear
Cohen Michael, clothing, 1.32 Pacific
Cohen Michael, tailor, 476 Jessie
Cohen Morris (Cohen & Wood) and deputy Sheriff, r.
103 Ridley
Cohen Morris, clerk, r. 1513 Jones
Cohen Morris, merchant, r. 810 O'Farrell
Conen Morris, shoemaker Samuel Rosenberg, r. 524
Minna
Cohen Morris D., varieties, 959 if Mission
Cohen Moses, messeuKer, r. 503 Minna
Cohen Moses, plumber William D. Hobro, r. 33 Val-
lejo PI
Cohen Nathan, peddler r. 831 Vallejo, rear
Cohen Nathan Jr., cigarmaker Hofl'man & Davis, r.
WH Moss
Cohen Paul, clerk, r. 2001 Powell
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Manntartnrcr ofovery deHoriptlon of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to SO Beale Street, $»an Francisco.
Dennett Jump Seats.
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MANUFACTCRERS OF
Plain, Jnpanned and Stamped
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Cohen Pauline Miss, fringemaker A. Colombat, r. 112
Silver
Colien Pliilip, barber and bathe, 12 Sacramento, r.
729 Golden Gate Av
Cohen Philip, ninfr flavoring extracts, 423 Washing-
ton, room 6, r. 12 William
Cohen Rachel, widow, r. 120 Shipley
Cohen Raphael, salesman Joseph Cohen, r. 908 McAl-
lister
Cohen Reuben (Cohen k Sllverstein) and secondhand
furniture, 953-957}^ Folsom and 1028 Howard, r.
1028 Howard
Cohen Reuben, commercial traveler Trlest & Co., r.
10 Liberty
Cohen R. JI. Mrs., r. 929 Valencia
Cohen Rose, hairdresser, r. 157 Shipley
Cohen Samuel, clerk, r. 2109 California
Cohen Samuel, stock clerk W. Cohen & Co., r. 1454
O'Farrell
Cohen Samuel H., office 521 Clay, r. 1225 Clay
Cohen Selig, bookkeeper Max Friedman, r. 327 Clem-
entina
Cohen Simon, salesman Feigenbaum & Co., r. 1519
Golden Gate Av
Cohen Simon, tailor. 1037 Folsom
Cohen Solomon J., clerk P. Berwin & Bro., r. 611
Pine
Cohen Tobias, machine hand, r. 1324 M O'Farrell
Cohen Thomas P., laborer, r. 734 Clementina
Cohen W. 6i Co. (William Cohen and Leopold
Hirsch) importers and manufacturers men's fur-
nishing goods, 13-15 Battery
Cohen Waldow Mme., teacher music, r. 1215 Clay
Cohen William (W. Cohen & Co.) r. Grand Hotel
Cohen William, r. 206 Van Ness Av
Cohen William, merchant, r. 310 Stockton
Cohen William G. (Cobtigan, Cohen & Co.) and with
Alfred A. Cohen, r. Alameda
Cohen Wolff, glazier, r. 2407 California
COHEN & QUANE .^award a.
Cotien and Jolin F. ^uane) sign
painters and advertisers, 424 Clemen-
tina
Cohen & Silverstein (Reuben Cohen and Morris Sll-
verstein) furniture, 307 Sixth
Colien & Wood (Morris Cohen and Alexander
Wood) proprietors Mountain Vineyard Saloon,
1906 Market
B^ Cohen. See Cohan, Cohn, Cone, Kohen and Kone
Cohl Abram, teacher Hebrew, r. 20^4 Garden
Cohl Leopold, salesman C. Herrmann & Co., r. 20}^
Garden
Cohl Morris A., salesman Richardson Bros., r. 20Ji
Garden
Cohn Abraham, commercial traveler H. Levi & Co., r.
Oaklaud
Cohn Abraham B., secondhand clothing, 1068 Howard
Cohn Abram, commission merchant, 120 Sutter,
room 73, r. Oakland
Cohn Adam, merchant, r. 12 Harlan PI
Cohn Adolph (Cohn Bros.) and jeweler, 124H Sixth,
r. 147 Seventh
Cohn A. H., operator Brown Bros. & Co., r. 235 Golden
Gate Av
Cohn Alexander, glazier, r. 323 Ivy Av
Cohn Alexander, peddler, r. 233 Oak
Cohn Alexander, salesman Charles Coleman & Co., r.
702 McAllister
Cohn Alexander E., barber, 2955 Sixteenth, r. 309
Octavia
Cohn Augusta Mr."., fruits and vegetables, 910 Lar-
kin, r. 912 Larkin
Cohn Brothers (Adolph and Herman) watchmakers
and jewelers, 44 Sixth
Cohn Charles, r. 2304 California
Cohn Charles, capitalist, r. 465 Clementina
Cohn Charles, waiter, r. 565 H Natoma
Cohn Charles, tailor, 1355 Bush, r. 1006 Larkin
Cohn Charles S., collarmaker William Davis, r. 1313
. Ellis
Cohn David, physician, r. 431 O'Farrell
Cohn David, taikir, r. 408 Fourth
Cohn Edward (Edward Cohn & Co.) r. 808 Geary
Cohn Ed^vard <Si( Co. (Edward Cohn) importers,
wholesale and retail dealers Havana and Key
West cigars, 225 Montgomery, Buss House Block,
branch 1 Kearny, NW cor Geary
Cohn Elias, r. 1810 Post
Cohn Elias, cigurmaker, r. 1020 Folsom
Cohn Elizabeth, widow, r. 606 Ivy Av
Cohn Elkan Rev. Dr., rabbi Congregation Emanu-El,
r. 9U5 Hyde
Cohn Emanuel, tailor, r. 1145 Howard
Cohn Emil, barber Isidore Green, r. 1040 Folsom
Cohn Eniil, merchant, r. 504 Natoma
Cohn Eugene B.. with Lebenbaum Bros., r. 410 Hyde
Cohn G. & Co. (Goodman Cohn) cigar mnfr, 206-208
Baltery
Cohn Gabriel (Gabriel Cohn & Co.) r. 2221 Sutter
Cohn Gabriel & Co. (Gabriel Cohn and Adolph Harris)
mnfrs Havana and domestic cigars, 411-413 Bat-
tery
Cohn Gerson, cigars and tobacco, 304 California, r.
1715 Laguna
Cohn Goodman (G. Cohn & Co.) r. 1236 O'Farrell
Cohn Herman, r. 2138 Fillmore
Cohn Herman (Cohn Bros.) r. 459 Minna
Cohn Herman (Goldstein & Cohn) r. 1608 Scott
Cohn Herman, cigarmaker Stokes & Sanders, r. 239
Sixth
Cohn Herman, druggist, r. Ahlbom House
Cohn Herman, mnfr clothing, 230 Bush, r. 309 Powell
Cohn Herman Mrs., dressmaking, 2138 Fillmore
Cohn Isaac, cigarmaker, r. 232 Sixth
Cohn Isaac, gauger U. S. Internal Revenue, r. 2003
Gfary
Cohn Isador, salesman Roos Bros., r. 927 Geary
Cohn Isadore, cigarmaker, r. 708 Fulton
Cuhu Isaiah, secretary Hebrew Ben. Soc, COO Taylor,
r. 1008 Sutter
Cohn Isidor, r. 224 Turk
Cohn J. Mrs., widow, r. 905 Market
Cohn J. Mrs., widow, r. 1004 Larkin
Cohn J. fc Bro. (Joseph and Solomon), clothing, 723
Montgomery
Cohn Jacob, boots and shoes, 103 Pacific, r. 1040 Fol-
som
Cohn Jacob, broker, r. 905 Market
Cohn Jacob, clerk A. Levy & Co., r. 1214 Pierce
Cohn Jacob, shipping clerk Francis, Valentine & Co.,
r. 305 Hajes
Cohn Joseph, r. 1216 Geary
Cohn Joseph (J. Cohn & Bro.), r. 942 Folsom
Cohn King, peddler, r. 33 Garden
Cohn Leopold, cigarmaker S. Hasterlick, r. 232 Sixth
Cohn Lesser H., r. 110 Eddy
Cohn Lippman, clerk Gerson Cohn, r. 1715 Laguna
Cohn Louis, r. '.^004 Mason
Cohn Louis, agent, r. 1611 Gough
Cohn Louis, clothing, 306 Pacific
Cohn Louis, junk dealer, r. 527 Natoma
Cohn Louis, merchant, r. 986 Harrison
Cohn Louis, porter James G. Walker & Co., r. 215
Gough
Cohn Louis, traveling salesman, r. 31 Langton
Cohn Louis M., r. 1533 Post
Cohn M., r. 1016 Minna
Cohn Maier, furnishing goods, 510 Fourth
Cohn Marcus, r. 327 Clementina
Cobn Marcus, r. 1313 Ellis
Cohn Marcus, clothing, 224 Sixth, r. 226 Sixth
Cohn Mark L., bookkeeper B. Levy & Son, r. Palace
Hotel
Cohn Marks (Kellner & Co.), r. 1020 Folsom
Cohn Marks (Marks Cohn & Co.) r. 708 Fulton
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Assets, S4, 712, 747
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Cohn Marks & Co. (Marks Cohn), junk dealer, 107G
Howard
Coha Max, cigarmaker H. Plagemann & Co., r. 961
Folsom
Cohn Max, merchant, r. 501 Natoma
Cohn Mendle, plumber, r. 305 Hayes
Cohn Meyer A , bookkeeper, r. 2911 Geary
Cohn Minnie Miss, dressmaker M. E. O'Logblen, r.
909 Bush
Cohn Morris, salesman A. Crocker & Bros., r. X513
Jones
Cohn Morris B., clothing, 131 Jackson
Cohn Myer, shoemaker, 239 Sixth
Cohn Nathan, tailor, r. 1036 Howard
Cohn Newman, barber, 931 Market, r. 806 Harrison
Cohn Nathan, jeweler, 849)4 Market, r. 18)i Moss
Cohn Newman, cordmaker A. Colombat, r. 1145 How-
ard
Cohn Phillip, tailor, r. 1020 Vallejo
Cohn Philip, watchmaKer Gus. Weiman, r. 653 Wash-
ngton
Cohn Ralph, peddler, r. 322)4 Pacific
Cohn Rosie Mrs., furnished rooms, 305 Hayes
Cohn Samuel (Goldfish, Cohn k Co.) r. Healdsburg,
Cal
Cohn Samuel, boots and shoes. 320 Sixth
Cohn Samuel, clerk, r. 1004 Larkin
Cohn Samuel, clothing and gent's furnishing goods,
28 Sixth
Cohn Samuel, glazier, r. 147 Second
Cohn Samuel, junkdealer, r. 452 Jessie
Cohn Samuei, merchant, r. 215 Gough
Cohn Samuel, pressman Bacon & Co., r. 1145 How-
ard
Cohn Samuel E., salesman Schweitzer & Co., r. 1004
Larkin
Cohn Samuel M., dry and fancy goods, 1305 Stockton
Cohn Simon, merchant, r. 840 McAllister
Cohn Simon, merchant, r. 218 Golden Gate Av
Cohn Solomon (J. Cohn & Bro.) r. 723 Montgomery
Cohn Solomon (Morns & Cohn) r. 602 Linden At
Cuhu Solomon J., clerk Abramson, Bacon &Heunisch,
r. 628 Polk
Cohn Solomon S., moneybroker, 428 Montgomery, r.
. 1452 G'Farrell
CohnSopbia. widow, r. 417)4 Clementina
Cohn Theodore, bookkeeper, r. 1715 Lagnna
Cohn Thomas, tailor, 653 Washington, r. 714 Washing-
ton
Cohn William, confectionery, 144 Seventh
Cohn William, foreman The Hebiew, r. 1019 Fillmore
Cohn William, shoemnker, r. 32 Hoff Av
Cohn Wolf L., merchant tailor, 409 Pine, r. 330 Geary
ay Cohn. See Uoen, Cohan, Cohen, Cone, Eoheuand
Kone
Cobnhein Max, journalist, r. 1910 Golden Gate Av
Cohnreich Alice Miss saleslady Isadore Haendel, r.
522 Eddy
Cohnreich Arthur, clerk Conreich Bros., r. 522 Eddy
Cohnreich Brothnrs (Israel Cohnreich) boots and
shoes, 840 Market
Cohnreich Israel (Cohnreich Bros.) r. 1415 Geary
Cohrn Edward, sergeant police, r. 925 Geary
Cohrn Thomas, bartender, r. 113 Geary
Cohrs Peter, laborer, r. 426 Fourth
Coit CharleM T. (Harrison & Coit) r. 1121 Montgomery
Coit Griffith (Coit & Folsom) r. Glen Echo, Oakland
Coit H. Hamilton, salesman Dunham, Carrigan & Co.,
r. Oakland
Coit «Si Folsom, (Griffith Coit) iron and metal com-
mission merchants, 20 California
Cokely Thomas, salesman Keane Bros., r. 722 Shot-
well
1»" Cokely. See Coakley.
Colbert Catherine Miss, dressmaker, r. 1135 Folsom
Colbert Edward, ironer S. F. Laundry
Colbert John G., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 108
Halleck
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-EI,ECTRIC
RMAU ail TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Balls Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
WATER FILTERS,
ALL SIZES AND KINDS FOR FAUCETS.
Large Filterers with capacity for cleaning all water
used in the house, simple and cheap.
Plumber,
Established 1360.
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505 Kearny Street,
Telephone 315.
Colbert John H., cattle dealer, r. 40 Crocker
Colbert Jonn H., stationery. 450 Third
Colbert Michael, miner, r. 729 Gough
Colbert Pbillip G., clerk, r. 729 Gough
Colbert Rudolph, bookkeeper Globe Bell Foundry, r.
685 Harrison
Colbert Thomas H., conductor Market St. RB., r. S 8
Precita .\v, opp Capp
I^* Colbert. See Ciilbert
Colbrandt Maria, widow, r. 248 Tehama
Colbrandt Richard, clerk R. G. Dun & Co., r. 6 Gra-
ham PI
Colbrandt William M., shoemaker Buckingham &
Hecbt. r. 271 Stevenson
Colburn Charles E., r. 1033 Twentieth
conductor Sutter St. RB., r. 606
with Wells, Fargo & Co.,
409
Colburn Charles H.
Montgomery
Colburn Charles H.
Franklin
Colburn George, watchman Golden Gate Flouring
Mill, r. 1021 )4 Twenty-first
Colburn George L., merchant, r. 1119 Hyde
Colburn Edwin S., clerk S. P. Co.. r. Oakland
Colburn George, watchman, r. 1021)4 Twenty-first
Colburn George L., with Am. Cracker Co., r. 1119
Hyde
Colburn Jacob S., clerk Quade & Straut, r. Oakland
Colburn J. E., watchman Sutter St. RR.
Colburn John E., carpenter, r. 109 Twelfth
Colburn Richard, driver Engine No. 8, r. 1616 Pacific
Av
Colby Alfred S.. clerk, r. 209 Thirteenth
Colby Alice E. Miss, teacher Mission Grammar School,
r. 209 Thirteenth
Colby Alonzo J., porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 336 O'Farrell
Colby Augusta, widow, r. 209 Thirteenth
ColDy Clans, teamster, r. 2306 Mason
Colby Harvey W , brassfinisher, r. 2207 Mission
Colby Henrv B. Mrs., r. 912 Pine
Colby Harry G., r. 1352 Post
Colby Henry H., policeman, r. 913)4 Capp
Colby Hiram H. (Steere & Colby) rf-. East Oakland
Colby Hubbard, clerk Custom House, r. Alameda
Colby Joseph S., carpenter, r. 822 Mission
Colby William R., r. 43 Sixth
Colby Z. F., tobacconist, 1940)4 Mission
8^" Colby. See Kolbe and Kolby
COLDWELL GEORGE W.
boots and shoes, W s Kentucky, bet
Butte and Solano, r. NW cor Solano
and Iowa
Cole Arthur B., dairyman, r. Ill Fair Oaks
Cole Charles D., bookkeeper Louis Marshall, r. 409
Mason
Cole Charles G., clerk, r. 409 Mason
Cole Charles H., musician, r. 12 Ellis
Cole Charles H., pantryman, r. 452!^ Minna
Cole Charles M., cashier Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r.
1801 Franklin
Cole Cornelius, attorney at law, 506 Battery
Cole Don Juan, clerk, r. 149 )j Dore
Cole Edward F., clerk, r. 127 Kearny
Cole Edward P., attorney at law, 314 Phelan Bldg, r.
Lick House
Cole Elijah T., clerk, r. .520 Bush
Cole Foster P., treasurer Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r.
1707 Gough
Cole George E., carpenter, r. 356 Third
Cole George E., inspector Custom House, r. 2506 Sac-
ramento
Cole H. A. (T. B. Cosley & Co.) r. 425 Kearny
Cole Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W • Michi-
gan, bet Sierra and Shasta, rear
Cole Henry J., driver A. F. Green & Co., r. 357 Third
Cole Helena L., teacher mnsic, r. 2506 Sacramento
Cole I. C. Mrs., proptr The Vendome, 725-727 Pine
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309. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Cole Jacob, porter, r. 295 Clementina
Cole James, collector, r. 2106 Sutter
Cole James, cook, r. 412 Natoma
Cole James, housemover, r. 19 Bruce PI
Cole James S., shoemaker, r. 1801 Dupont
Cole Jason B., drayman, office SE cor Main and Mis-
sion, r. 1416 Folsom
Co'.e John, harnessmaker L. D. Stone & Co., r. 1801
Dupont
Cole John A., capitalist, r. 915 Capp
Cole John F., cabinetmaker Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co.,
r. 1801 Franklin
Cole John R., porter Otto Normann, r. 663 Howard
Cole Joseph, dresser S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
210 Chestnut
Cole Joseph, r. 603 Washington
Cole Joseph F., weaver, r. 1801 Dupont
Cole Julia Mrs., r. 2 Maiden Lane
Cole Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 3 Fulton
Cnle Lawrence W., miner, r. 2.506 Sacramento
Cole L. C. Mrs., widow, r. Ill Fair Oaks
Cole Lena C. Miss, teacher Garfield Primary School,
r. 520 Grove
Cole Levi F.. boilermaker, r. 1206 Market
Cole Lyman W., polisher E. G. Denniston, r. 1412
Valencia
Cole Mamie Miss, dressmaker, r. 3 Fulton
Cole Mark T., bookkeeper Hawlev Bros. Hardware
Co., r. 1427 O'Farrell
Cole Martha Miss, clgarmaker, r. 1801 Dupont
Cole Martin, laborer, r. 49 Federal
ColeMattie A. Miss, teacher Korth Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. Ill Fair Oaks
Cole Xatlianiel P., president California Furni-
ture Mauufatturing Co., 220-226 Bush, r. 1801
Franklin
Cole Nathaniel W., real estate, r. 724 Shotwell
Cole Paul R., r. 48 Thirteenth
Cole R. Beverly, physician, and professor gjnae-
cology medical department University of Cali-
fornia, office 218 Post, r. 1001 Pine
Cole Robert, laborer, r. W s Gunnison Av, bet Twen-
ty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Cole Robert, engineer tug Joseph H. Rt-dmond
Cole Robert B. (McKenna & Cole) r. 737 Folsom
Cole Sadie Miss, compositor, r. 1801 Dupont
Cole Schuyler, r. Lick House
Cole Thomas, mining, office 327 Pine, r. 1301 Laguna
Cole Thomas S., refiner, r. 1313 Sansome
Cole Thomas H., shoemaker John H. Byrnes, r. 223
Fifteenth
Cole Vecta N., farmer, r. 220 Third
Cole William, carpenter, r. 937 Twenty-second
Cole William, teamster, r. 347 Shipley
Cole William, seaman schr Traveler
Cole William 6., carpenter, r. 18 Hardy
Cole William W. (Sparton & Cole) r. 33 Austin
Cole Willoughby, attorney at law, 506 Battery, rooms
23-24 r. Lick House
»■ Cole.' See Kohl
Coleman Abraham, barber, 527 Sacramento, r. 428
Green
Coleman Adolph. barVer, 218 Pacific, r. 428 Green
Coleman Alexander, plumber, r. 428 Green
Ci.leman Alfred, compositor The Hebrew, r. 613 Folsom
Coleman Andrew, pawnbroker and watchmaker, 41
Tbird. and (Coleman A: Son) r. 2039 Howard
Coleman Annie Mrs., r. 1321 Sutter
Coleman A. T. Mrs., lodgings, 7 Mason
Coleman Carlton C. (Wm. T. Coleman i Co.) r. 2018
Webster
Coleman Catherine, widow, r. 33 Hill
C lenian Charles (Coleman fc Wright) r. 1517 Post
Coleman Cbarles E., r. 23 Kearny
Coleman Daniel, laborer, r. 109 Juniper
Colemar. Daniel H., policeman, r. 748 Brannan
I Coleman Daniel, laborer, r. SE cor Webster and Lom-
bard
Coleman David C, clerk, r. 1326 Stockton
Coleman David R., insurance broker, r. 118 Golden
Gate Av
Coleman Dennis, janitor, 109 California r. 714)i
Geary
Colemau Dennis, liquor saloon, SE cor Front and
Valhjo
Coleman Dennis R., driver Michael Coleman, r. 23
Diamond
Coleman Eugene, conductor, r. 133 Clara
Coleman Kvan J., president Pacific Transfer
Co., r. 14.W Sacramento
Coleman Fannie E. Miss, teacher Grant Primary
School, r. 613 Folsom
Coleman Frederick, seaman, r. 327 Beale
Coleman Gauo W., with Lebenbaum Bros., r.407 Eddy
Coleman George Mrs., r. 218 Eddy
Coleman George E., druggist, r. 520 Valencia
Coleman Gustavus A., salesman P. F. Nolan & Sons,
r. 405 O'Farrell
Coleman H., baker, r. 529 Sacramento
Coleman Harris, tailor, r. 428 Green
Coleman Helen Mrs., widow, r. 514 Sutter
Coleman Harry, upholsterer Bare Bros., r. 30 RauBcb
Coleman Henry dishwasher Arthur H. Cousins, r. 422
Folsom
Coleman Henry M., printer, r. 1701 Broderick
Coleman Henry R., r. 1717 Scott
Coleman Hyman, expressman, r. 30 Ran.sch
Coleman J., clerk B. Nathan & Co., r. 133 Clara
Coleman Jacob C, clerk Brenner & Levy, r. 1517 Post
Coleman James, clerk, r. 6 Clinton
Coleman James, laborer, r. 1008 Florida
Coleman James, packer Ackerman, Block & Co., r. 11
Clara
Col^Luan James, student, r. 513}$ Franklin
Coleman James H., r. 509 Bryant
Coleman James S., delivery clerk P. M. SS. Co., r.
1209 Folsom
Coleman James S. Jr., letter carrier Post Office, r. 520
Valencia
Coleman James V., capitalist, 42-43 Nevada
Block, r. Palace Hotel
Coleman James W., with Simpson & Millar
Coleman J. H., upholsterer Bare Bros., r. 437 Fulton
Coleman J. M., barber, r. 34 Ellis
Coleman John, laborer, r. 6 Clinton
Coleman John, quartermaster stmr Mexico, r. 900 Fil-
bert
Coleman John Jr., clerk Jaiboe, Harrison & Gooofel-
low, r. 6 Clinton
Coleman John E.. clerk, r. 613 Folsom
COLEMAN JOHN E. W.
painter and %vliitener, 924 Folson*
Coleman John F., engineer, r. lUlO Montgomery
Coleman John H., manager Davis Bros., 718-722 Mar-
ket, r. 44 Third
Coleman John H., engineer, r. 23 Diamond
Coleman John T., r. 11 Clara
Coleman John T. (Coleman & Son) r. 2039 Howard
Coleman John T., carpenter, r. 1326 Stockton
Coleman JoKn W., president and general mana-
ger North Pacific Coast Railroad Co., office 1
S. F. Stock and Exchange Building, r. Oakland
Coleman Joseph, boots and shoes, 102 Second, r. 41
Minna
Coleman Joseph, salesman W. Oberdeener, r. 30
Rausch
Coleman Joseph, student, r. 513M Franklin
Coleman Joseph H., clerk A. Asmann & Co., r. 114
Shipley
Coleman Joseph H., teamster, r. 437 Fulton
Coleman Lipman C, r. 1220 Golden Gate Av
Coleman Louis, clerk P. Furst, r. 428 Green
Coleman Luther B. (Coleman & Wattles) r. 525
Golden Gate Av
Coleman Marian F., clerk Kedington & Co.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
THE LARGEST
CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY HOUSE
ON THE PAOiriO COAST.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
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Coleman Martin, blacksmith, r. 146 M Clara
Coleman Max, poddler, r. 437 Fulton
Coleman Michael, furnishing goods, 395 Sixth, r. 138
Lombard
Coleman Michael, laborer, r. 212 First
Coleman Michael, milkman, r. 23 Diamond
Coleman Michael, joiner California Mill, r. 1326
Stockton
Coleman Michael, seaman, r. 25 Vallejo
Coleuiau Michael, warehouseman, r. 521ii Brannan
Coleman M. M. Mrs., dress and cloak maker, r. 405
O'Farrell
Coleman Morris, upholsterer Bare Bros., r. 30Rau8Ch
Coleman Morris R., shoemaker, r. 437 Fulton
Coleman P. J., clerk C. Curtin, r. 414 Tehama
Coleman Patrick, driver Sawyer & Allard, r. cor
Twentieth and Potrero Av
Coleman Patrick, blacksmith, r. 133 Clara
Coleman Patrick J., salesman, r. 909 Treat Av
Coleman Patrick H., machinist, r. 11 Clara
Coleman Peter, policeman, r. 432 Shotwell
Coleman Philip, laborer, r. 521ii Brannan
Coleman Robert L., clerk Wm. T. Coleman & Co., r.
1299 Taylor
Coleman Sauford, machinist I. A. Heald, r. 537 Sacra-
mento
Coleman Sargeant W., grainer, r. 520 Valencia
Coleman Simon, shoemaker George Rosenstock & Co.,
r. 1643 Mission
Coleman Solomon, tailor, 316 Pacific
Coleman Thomas, bartender, r. 105 Stockton
Coleman Thomas, joiner California Mill, r. 1326
Stockton
Coleman Thomas, laborer, r. 12 Anthony
Coleman Thomas, laborer, r. 113 }<J Shipley
Coleman Thomas, porter and foreman Hoae No. 9,
r. 321 3^ Union
Coleman Thomas, waiter, r. 233 Stevenson
Coleman Thomas Jr., with Mayle & Wienholz, r. 1010
Montgomery
Coleman W., r. 507 Bush
Coleman William, pantryman stmr Willamette
Coleman William, painter, r. 1707 Turk
Coleman William, teamster, r. 257 Clementina
Coleman William E., clerk Chief Quartermasters Dept.
California, U. S. A., r. 418 Sutter
Coleman William H., painter, r. 430 !« Chestnut
Coleman William S., clerk Huntington, Hopkins &
Co., r. 418 Golden Gate Av
Coleman William T. (Wm. T. Coleman & Co..) r. 1299
Taylor
Coleman William W., clerk, r. 1924 Broadway
COLEMAN WM. T. & CO.
(AVilliam T. Coleman, Frank S. John-
son, Carlton C. Coleman and Richard
Delafield), shipping: and commission
merchant!!!, 121 Itlarket
Coleman & Son (Andrew and John T.) pawnbrokers
and watchmakers, 37 Sixth
Coleman & Wattles (Luther B. Coleman and William
S. Wattles), stock brokers, 307 Montgomery
Coleman & Wright (Charles Coleman and Duncan
Wright), real estate agents, 321 Montgomery
t^ Coleman. See Colman, Kohlman and Eollman
Colen Bertha G., widow, r. 1304 Jackson
Colen H., speculator, r. 220 Pacific
Colen John H., teamster, r. 629 Grove
>»" Colen. See Colin and Collin
Coles Augustus D., painter, r. 1 Polk
Coles Ida E. Miss, teacher Noe and Temple Street
Primary School, r. 1232 Twenty.first
Coles John, r. 523 J« Minna
Coles John B., r. 700 Broadway
Coles Thorn, engineer Washington Mills, r. Commer-
cial Hotel
Coles Walter H.. teamster. Goes & Gleason, r. 2100
Mission
FRATINGER & CO.
Fine Dressmaking
105 KEARNY STREET.
CAST IRON PIPE.
GAS and WATER PIPE
And FITTINGS of all Sizes.
w. e."lane.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street,
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Coles Westly, porter, r. 171 Minna
Coles William J., clerk, r. 28 Lily Av
Coles William L.. sergeant police, r. 235 O'Farrell
Colety Henry M., bookkeeper Atlantic Fish Co., r. 18
Preston PI
Coletti Luigi . bl acksmlth and wagonmaker,42 Vallejo,
r. 414 Vallejo
Coley B. Mrs., widow, r. 1510M Polk
Coley W. C, r. 1308 Howard
Colfer John, saloon watchman stmr San Bias
Colfer J. F. MIks, saleslady Davis Bros., r. 1906
Market
Colgan Charles, teamster Frank Greg, r. 1014 Howard
Colgan John, seaman, r. 226 Eleventh
Colgan John Jr., machinist, r. 1014 Howard
Colgan John J., teamster Frank Greg, r. 1014 Howard
Colgan Patrick, laborer, S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 359
Brannan
Colgan William W. longshoreman, r. 536 Third
Coli A. & Co. (Alesslo Coli and Giuseppe Roccatag-
liata), wood and coal, 907 Washington
Coli Alessio (A. Coli & Co.), r. 907 Washington
Colimorio Acunia. widow, r. 630 Green
Colimorio Adolfo, clerk, r. 630 Green
Colin Geortje, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W s In-
diana, bet Sierra and Napa
Colin Josephine Mme., teacher French, r. 820 Filbert
0^* Colin. See Colen and Collin
Coll Ellen Mrs., r. 1403 Harrison
Coll Henry, harnessmaker, r. 636 Broadway
Coll John, shoemaker, r. 532 Pacific
Coll John, shoemaker, r. 741 Brannan
Coll Michael, baker, r. 674 Clementina
Coll Michael, foreman James McDevitt. r. 504 Mlnua
CoUa Domenico, fisherman, r. 1315 Sansome, rear
Collamore Addie S., widow, r. 1128 Folsom
Colle William H., gardener, r. 2319 Post
Colleary John, driver, r. 448 Ninth
Collector liicenses, City and County, New City
Hall, first floor
Collector of Customs XT. S., District of San
Francisco, office Custom House, third floor
Collector of Taxes, City and County, New City
Hall, first floor
Collector U. S. Internal Revenue, office U.
S. Appraisers' Building, first floor
College of Notre Danie, E a Dolores, bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth
College of Pharmacy, 113 Fulton
College of Sculpture of California, George Davidson
president, office 1330 California
Coller J., editor, r. 717 Eddy
Colleton James, messenger Tallant & Co., r. 524 Bry-
ant
Collett Albert A., teamster, r. 33 Washington Av
CoUett Henry Q., foreman A. Waldstein, r. 303 Bryant
Collett Theodore H., master mariner, r. 198 Lombard
Colley Charles J., collector, r. 1825 Scott
CoUey Frederick A., manager wholesale department
A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 202 San Jose Av
Colley Moses H., carpenter, r. 202 San Jose Av
Collie Thomson, agent Bay and River scbooners. Pier
7, Steuart, r. Alameda
Collier B. H. clerk Taylor k Haight, r. Alameda
Collier Edward L., clerk Val Schmidt & Co., r. 148
Eighth
Collier Frederick, broker, r. 234 Bush
Collier James W., foreman, r. 3 Vincent
Collier John, boarding, 1317 Sansome
Collier John M., carpenter, r. 6 Eddy
Collier Michael C. cook, r. 3 Vincent
Collier Peter F., publisher, 14 Grant Av, r. New
York
Collier William B., farmer, r. 1522 Franklin
Iff" Collier. See CoUyer
CoUigan Terrance, laborer, r. 1333 Vallejo
ColHgan Thomas, tinsmith, r. 746 Minna
C CoUigan. See Culligan
JOHN HAMMOND
22
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mannfactorer of every description of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
43 to 50 Beale Street. San Francisco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker,
4191-427 Market St. Hay, Hide, Hop, BaSi
Wool and OrchUla Presses.
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IMPOBTEU3 OP
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STREET
Collin Desire A., laundrynian, r. 432 Valencia
Collin Henry, tailor, 13U7 Paciac, r. 1309 Pacific
Collin Henry F., lather, r. 66 Brosuan
Collin Jubn, laborer, r. W s Indiana, bet Sierra and
Shasta
]^" Collin. See Colen and Colin
Collings Francis, stonecutter, r. 28 Norfolk
Collins A. E. Mrs., widow, r. S4'2 Sixth
Collins A. J., miner, r. 308)^ Tenth
Collins A. L. Mrs. (C >llin8 & Lyons), r. 1134 Turk
Collins Andrew J., laundryman, r. 3015 Sixteenth
Collins Annette E. Miss, operator W. U. Tel. Co., r.
2919 Mission
Collins Annie, widow, r. 275 Jessie
Collins Annie L. Miss, telegraph operator, r. 2919
Misislon
Collins Augustus A., porter S. P. C. RR. office, r.
Oakland
Collins Asa S., r. 514M Geary
Collins Asa W., janitor South Cosmopolitan Grammar
School, r. 1129 Ellis
Collins Bart, proptr Washington Dairy, Lombard,
bet Scott and Pierce
Collins Bartley J., paintpr. r. 1313 Steiner
Collins Belle Mrs., r. 314 Fremont
Collins Benjamin Jr., pressman Frank Eastman & Co.,
r. East Oakland
Collins Bernard, bakery and confectionery. 539 Fourth
Collins Bertha L. Miss, teacher Tehama Primary
School, r. 829 Broadway
Collins Brothers (.John and Timothj), milkranch, S 8
Twenty-fourth, nr Ellen
Collins Catherine Mrs., r. 530 Ninth
Collins Charles, r. 520 Folsora, rear
Collins Charles, salesman Keane Bros., r. 1009 Powell
Collins Charles J., hatter, r. 2318 Mission
Collins Charles J. Jr. (Collins &: Co.), r. 2318 Mission
Collins Charles T., salesman, r. 922 Pine
Collins Charles W., journalist, r. 1129 Ellis
Collins Colby (R. Dinsmore & Co.), r. Alameda
Collins Coleman, compositor, r. 1129 Ellis
Collins Conway, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r. 110
Seventh
Collins D., driver Brooklyn Hotel
Collins D., track repairer N. B. and M. RR.
Collins Daniel, fruits and vegetables, 210 Twenty-
fourth
Collins Daniel, hodcarrier, r. 515 Howard
Collins Daniel, seaman, r. 5 Berry
Collins Daniel M., retoucher D. Sewell, r. 419 Geary
Collins Daniel W., manager City Dept. Samuel Hill
Estate, r. 2617 Harrison
Collins David R., builder, r. 1706 Turk
Collins Delia Mis., ladles nurse, r. ItiS Ninth
Collins Dennis, asst superintendent Presidio BR., r.
2001 Leavenworth
Collins Dennis, laborer, r. 515 Howard
Collins Dennis, laborer, r. 320 Vj Eighth
Collins Dennis, laborer, r. 907 Folsom
Collins Dennis, butcher, r.St. Thomas, bet Savannah
and Platte
Collins Dennis B., r. 922 Pine
Collins Dennis F., butcher, r. St. ThomM, bet
Savannah and Platte
Collins Dennis P., cook, r. 23 Glover
Collins Edward, major Ist Infantry V. 8. A., r.
Presidio
Collins Edward, bartender, r. 718 Howard
Collins Edward, stevedore, r. 6 Norton PI
Collins Edward J., hackdriver. r. 39 Fifth
Collins Edward S., plumber, r. 935 Mission
Collins Eldon H., clerk, r. 509 Hyde
Collins Elizabeth, widow, r. 424 Minna
Collins Emma Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1030 Howard
Collins Eugene A., cook, r. 506M Howard
Collins F., machinist Pac. Rollins Mill
Collins F. E.. upholsterer F. S. Chadbourne & Co., r.
427 Stevenson
Collins Frank, cigarmaker Strassburg & Ruttiger, r-
6;« Fourth
Collins Frank, employment office, 32Ji Ellis, r. 110
Ellis
Collins Frank J., waiter, r. 815 Stockton
Collins Fred. J., laundryman, r. 929 Mission
Collins Frederick, clerk, r. 238 Kearny
Collins Frederick T., hatter, 1223 Polk, r. 1010 Hyde
Collins George, teacher swimming, r. 435 Bush
Collins George, blacksmith, r. 1710 Ma.son
Collins George, master mariner, r. 1917 Stockton
Collins George, foreman Eisen Vineyard Co., r. 210
Minna
Collins George, bookkeeper Acres & Williams, r. 19
Sixth
Collins George B., artist The Brooke Painting, Sign
and Advertising Co., r. W s Twenty-first, bet
Sanchez and Noe
Collins George D., attorney at law, 715 Clay, rooms
11-13, and librarian S. F. Bar Assn. 121 Post, r.
1939 Broadway
Collins George G., paperruler, r. 19 Sixth
Collin.s George H. (Higgins .t Collins) r. Oakland
Collins George J , carpenter, r. 1034 Howard
Collins George W., bookkeeper W. W. Chase & Co., r.
516 Twenty-third
Collins George W., commercial traveler, r. Powell
Av, bet Mission and California Av, B. H.
Collins Henry, bartender Otto Nermann, r. 8 Met-
calfe PI
Collins Henry, waiter, r. 257 Minna
Collins Henry P., raolder, r. 1006 Natoma
Collins Henry C, stenographer S. P. C. RR. Co., r.
400 Golden Gate Av
Collins Henry J., seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Collins H. D. Mrs., widow, r. 164 Silver
Collins Hugh, engineer, r. 54 Shipley
Collins Jacob, laborer, r. 362 Minna
Collins James, boilermaker r. 16 Isis
Collins James, clerk Easton & Eldridge, r. 2 Delta PI
Collins James, gardener, r. 724 Brannan
Collins James, stone cutter, r. 1134 Garden
Collins James F., laster Buckingham k Hecht, r. 301
Octavia
Collins James H., plumber, r. 16 Isis
Collins James J., carpenter, r. 1006 Natoma
Collins James W., milk depot, 3 Boardman PI
Collins Jane, widow, r. 520 Bryant
Collins Jennie Miss, seamstress, r. 1.511 H Market
Collins Jeremiih, hostler, r. 232 Langton
Collins Jeremiah, lithographic printer F. Korbel &
Bros., r. 447 Ninth
Collins John, r. 219 Prospect PI
Collins John (Collins Bros.) r. Twenty-fourth, nr
Ellen
Collins John, blacksmith, r. 1027 Natoma
Collins John, cardriver. r. 742 Folsofli
Collins John, clerk, r. 9 Langton
Collins John, compositor Chronicle, r. 22 M Louisa
Collins John, currier, r. 9 Mariposa
Collins John, expressman, cor First and Mission, r.
532 Mission
Collins John, fireman, r. 5 Morris Av
Collins John, laborer, r. 120 Alta
Collins John, laborer, r. 322 Minna
Collins John, laborer Pac. Oil and Lead Works, r. 604
Second
Collins John, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r. 764
Folsom
Collins Jolin, laborer, r. 917 Broadway
Collins John, laborer, r. N s Day, bet Church and
Sanchez, rear
Collins John, longshoreman, r. 1126 Treat Av
Collins John, roperaaker, r. 124 Wildey
Collins John A., attorney at law, 526 Kearny, r. 1807
Jessie
Collins John C, expressman, r. 1305 Mason
Collins John D., laborer, r. 12 Gilbert
ii
...AND..
UNDERWEAR
_. AT ...
THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
ORIENT Ins. Co. OF HARTFORD i
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,551,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
7m. SEZTOil, Asst Uasieer.
lilCKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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Collins Johu H., jobber, r. 622 Clay
Collins John J., laborer National Iron WorkB, r. 230
First
Collins John J., leather finisher J. C. Beud & Co., r.
5;)0 Ninth
Collins John J., porter, r. 132G Natoma
Collins Johu J., porter RediuKtou fc Co., r. Oakland
Collins John P.. clerk, r. 119 Stevenson
Collins John R., cellarruan Kohler & Van Bergen, r.
Twenty-first nr Diamond
Collins John S., molder Union Iron Works, r. 164
Silver
Collins John S., patternmaker Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. leifiis
Collins John W., coachman, r. 321 Oak
Collins John W., cari)enter, r. 301 Octavia
■Collins Joseph, r. 16 Isis
Collins Joseph, upholsterer, r. 45 Everett
Collins Joseph C, r. 623 Valencia
Collins Joseph V., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 616 Fell
Collins Joseph W. P., porter, r. 1023 Vallejo
Collins Kate, domestic 514 Golden Gate Av
Collins Kate Mrs., carpetsewer H.F. GuUixson & Co.,
r. 25 Ninth
Collins Lawrence, r. 2 Harriet
Collins Lizzie Miss. r. 1131 Howard
Collins Lizzie Miss, r. 1257 Montgomery
Collins L. P. Mrs., widow, r. 932 Harrison
Collins Lyman P., salesman Samuel Hill Estate, r.
Oakland
Collins Maggie, spooler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 1305 Mason
Collins Mamie, spooler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 130.) Mason
•Collins Margaret, widow, r. 31 Moss
Collins Mark H., helper Union Iron Works, r. 1G4
Silver
Colling Martin J., shipliner, r. 1420 Pacific
Collins Mary, bakery, 521 Fourth
■Collins Mary, widow, r. 10 Anthony
Collins Mary, widow, r. 1446 Minna
Collins Mary, domestic 611 Van Ness Av
•Collins Mary E. Miss, teacher Mission Grammar
School, r. 424 Minna
Collins Mntthew, lireman New City Hall, r. 138 Freelon
Collins Matthew, liquor saloon, Dunbar Alley, r. 144
Chestnut
Collins Maurice W., driver City RR., r. 131 Fifteenth
•Collins M. E. Miss, r. 1023 Vallejo
Collms Michael, bottler Harrison* Co., r. 533 Mission
Collins Michael, laborer r. 18 Bonita
Collins Michael, laborer, r. 1023 Vallejo
Collins Michael, teamster Cal. Powder Works., r.
Harbor View
CoUius Michael, waiter Joseph S. Marshall, r.|31 Moss
Collins Michael D., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
819 Mission
Collins Michael H., laborer, r. 4 Sunlner
Collins Michael T., tinsmith, r. 1023 Vallejo
Collins Mira, widow, r. 2212 Webster
Collins Moses, coachman, r. 143 Third
Collins Nathan W. (C. A. Castner /i Co.) r. 1030 Oak
Collins Nellie, shirtmaker, r. 1331 "^ Vallejo
Collins Nellie, telegraph operator, r. 2028 Steiner
Collins Nicholas J., with Levison Bros., r. Oakland
Collins N. L., r. 303 Third
Collins Norine Miss, assistant bookkeeper Kohler &
Chase, r. 1939 Broadway
Collins Ora E. Miss, stenographer Jordan & Bull, r.
932 Harrison
Collins P., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
CoUlus Patrick, bartender, r. 913 Howard
Collins Patrick, carpenter, r. 104 Mission
Collins Patrick, engineer Pioneer Varnish Works, r.
cor Nevada and Vermont
Collins Patrick, laborer, r. 530 Ninth
Collins Patrick, laborer, r. 1210>4 Larkin
DR. BAZAN'S
THEBMO-Kl^ECTRIC
RUSSIAN aDfl TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated aid Electric Balis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
LEAD PIPE, SOLDER, TIN
AND SHEET LEAD.
X.ead Work of nil klndn well done.
'W. IE. "lA-ITE,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1800.
Telephone 315.
ColUiib Piitrick, lal)unT, r. l.")Ul Muuttjomeiy
Collins PrttrlcU, proprietor Washington Hotel,
NW cor First and Mission
Collins Patriik, quartermaster strar Granada
Collins Patiick. stableman, r. 56 Natoma
Collins Patrick Mrs., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Vermont and Nevada
Collins Patrick F., teamster, r. 712 Fulton
Collins Patrick H., expressman, r. 2028 Steiner
Cillins Patrick J., laborer, r. 7.50 Harcisou
Collins Patrick J., carpenter, r. 1006 Nutoma
Collins Perry, clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 932 Har-
rison
Collins Peter Mrs., r. 427 Stevenson
Collins Peter, engineer, r. 314 Folsiim
Collins Peter F., carpenter, r. IfiilM Howard, rear
Collins Rosina Mrs., nurse, r. 118 Alta
Collins R. G. Mrs., r. SE cor B:iv and Jones
Collins RichBrd. cloth filler S. F. Candle and Soap Co.
Collins Richard, carpenter, r. 729 Ciliforuia
Collins Kichard, fireman, r. 2919 Mission
Collins Richard, horaedenler, r. 1012 Mission
Collins Richard J., bricklayer, r. 2919 Mission
Collins Richard M. (W. W. Ctiase fc Co.) r. 508 Capp
Collins Richard W., hackdriver, r. 921 Jackson
Collins Robert, laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. NW cor
Bay and Jones
Collins Robert, steamboat fireman, r. 629 Front
Collins Robert, compositor Chronicle, r. 507 Leaven-
worth
Collins Robert, r. cor Diamond and Twenty-first
Colims Robert U., journalist, r. 2.502 Leavenworth
Collins Samuel, car repairer N. B. and M. RR., r. 7
Oak Grove Av
Collins Savory W., collector, r. 825 Broadway
OULLiJN b bi III successor to H.
Myers I'fc Son, -tvatches, Jewelry, dia-
monds and optical gaoAn, and loan of-
fice, aat Kearny, r. 3513 Sacramento
Collins Silas M. (Wheelandic Collins) r. 9u9 Broder-
ick
Collins S. P. Mrs., widow, r. SW cor Franklin and
Sacramento
Collins T. Mrs., widow, r. 314 Folsom
Collins Thomas, finisher Davidson & Reed, r. 317
Eleventh
Collins Thomas, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W s
G.^orjjia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Collins Thomas, guard Industrial School, r. 1023 Val-
lejo
Collins Thomas, laborer, r. fi Billings PI
Collins Thomas, laborer, r. 215 Mission
Collins Thomas, laborer, r. 4H Polk
C'jllins Thomas, laborer, r. NE cor Bay and Lsrktn
Collins Thomas, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery, r.
Williiimson, nr Geary
Collins Thomas, plumber, r. 45 Ecker
Collins Thomas, seaman, r. 100^ Jackson
Collins Thomas, waier, r. 25 Rttch
Collins Thomas, wool dryer Falkner. Bell & Co., r.
712 Larkin
Collins Thom IB H., finisher, r. 1 Alger PI
Collins Timothy (Collins Bros.) r. Twenty-fourth, nr
Ellen
Collins Timothy, contractor, r. 1939 Broadway
Collins Timotliy, laborer Harbor Commissioners, r.
301 Octavia
Collins Timothy, laborer, r. 325 Jessie
Collins Timothy Mrs., widow, bakevy, 521 Fourth
Collins Trevie, shipping clerk Rothschild & Haden-
feldt, r. 164 Silver
Collins T. W., secretary John T. Cutting Co., 23-
25 CalltorniH, r. 1824 Eddy
Collins Wade, butcher William Van Housen, r. 1129
Ellis
Collins Walter J., raining engineer, r. 427 Sutter
Collins William, carpenter SeeorBros., r. 668 Howard
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS, ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN, l^^j^^\k^lf^l^ "^^^^I^l
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Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Ope» Fire - Place Trinuiiings
a Specialtj-.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Collins William, metal roofer, r. 275 Jessie
CoUiuB William A., compositor, r. 870 Folsom
Collins William E., tanner, r. Mariposa, bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth
Collins William H., waiter stmr Mexico, r.cor Pacific
and East
Collins William J., telegraph operator r. 636 Com-
mercial
Collins William T., gasfitter, r. 120 Alta
Collins William W., machinist, r. 423 Clementina
Colli ns& Co. (Charles A. Boldeman and Charles J.
Collins Jr.) hatters. 1018 Market
Collins & Lyons (Mrs. A. L. Collins and John Lyons)
teamsters. Pier 11 Steuart
t^ Collins. See Collinss
Collls Ellen, widow, r. .518 Mission
CoUischonn Charles, corresponding clerk Belloc &
Co., r. Oakland
CoUisclioun Otto, draftsman W. Winterhalter, r.
Oakland
Collison J^imes, boilermaker, r. 5G Clementina
Collison John A., clerk, r. 915 Polk
CoUmann Henry, bartender Adolpli Eronberg, r. 8
Eighth
Collner John, compositor Examiner, r. 11 Natoma
Collom William N., clerk Davis Bros., r. 107 Capp
Collonan William, boilermaker. r. 129 Valley
Collopy Edmond, driver J. Collopy, r. 953 Bryant
Collopy George E., polisher, r. 22 Morris Av
Collnpy James, bakery, 953 Bryant
Collopy Mary E., widow, r. 22 Morris Av
Collopy Mary E. Miss, cluakmaker, r. 22 Morris Av
Collopy William P., sawyer, r. 22 Morris Av
Collor Martin, groceries and liquors, 2700 Missiap
Colludi George, soapmaker G. R. Lucy & Co., r. 1165
Mission
CoUum Bernard, packer Neustadter Bros., r. 120 Cum-
berland
Cvllver William E., shipbuilder, r. 530 Bush
iKTCollyer. See Collier
Coltn&n Abraham, tailor, 777 Market, r. 635 Jessie
Colman A. F. Mrs., fancy goods, 234 Xoe
Colman Charles (Charles Colman & Co.), r. 905 Hyde
Colman Charles G., clerk, r. 635 Jessie
Colman Charles & Co. (Charles Colman and
Abraham Stern I, proprietors London and New
York Clothing Co., NE cor Kearny and Sutter
Colman Hattie Miss, tailort-ss, r. 2724 Folsom
Colman Jane, widow, r. 135 Henry
Colman Jane, widow, r. 2724 Folsom
Colman Joseph, r. 211 Powell
t Colman Kate, r. 4 Prinsjle Court
Colman Mary Miss, \ailoress, r. 2724 Folsom
Ccilman Meyer, r. 513 Linden Av
Colman Morris, merchant, r. The Baldwin
j Colman Nicholas J., mining, 330 Pine, room 44, r.
Alameda
I Colman Thomas, hairdresser, 1221 Pacific
I l^"Colmau. See Coleman and Kohlman
I Colmann George A., candymaker Rothschild & Ehr-
! enpfort, r. 639 California
i Colmann Martin, liquor saloon, NE cor Pine and
I Kearny, r. 639 California
Colmann Martin Jr., clerk National Brewing Co., r.
710 Fulton
Colmes Charles A., driver Cordelia Wine Co., r. 622
Natoma
Colmesnil James Q., lamp mnfr, 1213 Market, r. 605
Buchanan
Colomb Jules, wood carver, r. 13 Salmon
Colombat A. Mrs., mnfr fringes, cords and tassels,
108 O'Farrell
Colombat Antoinette Miss, fringemaker A. Colombat,
r. in* O'Farrell
Colombat Henry, fringemaker A. Colombat, r. 108
O'Farrell
Colombel Charles, r. 167 Eleventh
Co'ombiuo Bernardo, tailor, r. 10 Margaret PI
Colombo Antonio, maeon, r. 627 Commercial
Colombo Hotel, Qullici & Cervelli proptrs, 621
Broadwav
Colombo Market, S s Pacific bet Front and DavlB
Colombo Nicolai, porter, r. 176 Vandewater
Colomo Ynocenclo, porter, r. 323 Montgomery Av
Collounade House, Mrs. Margaret Rix proptr. 120ft
Market
Colorado Nteain Xavifration Co., Charles F.
Crocker president. Frank S. Douty secretary,
office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 4
Colosseum Liquor Saloon, Eayser & Msyer.
proprietors, 9i0 Market
Colquh'iun Robert D., clerk Liverpool and LondoD
and Globe Ins. Co., r. 1512 Franklin
Colson Andrew, laborer Golden State and Miners Iron
Works, r. Oakland
Colson Edward A., messenger Custom House, r. Penn-
sylvania Av, bet Solano and Mariposa
Colson Etlward A., watchman, r. E s Pennsylvania
Av, bet Solano and Mariposa
Colson R. W., commercial traveler W. H. Wood t
Co., r. 59 Tehama
1^" Colson. See Coulson
Colston Samuel, boilermaker, r. 1507 Church
Coltelll Angelo Rev. S. J., clergyman St. Ignatius-
College 214 Hayes
Colter Andrew, calker, r. 40 Minna
Colter C. R., r. 420 Sixth
Colter Edward J., lettercarrier Post Office, r. 2322 Pine
Colter John N.. uphols^terer, r. 2322 Pine
Colter Thomas S., druggist, r. 1220 Polk
Colter William T., carpenter, r. 2322 Pine
t^" Colter. See Coulter
Colthorp Robert, janitor, r. 214 Minna
ColtUurst John H., painter, r. 48 Tehama
Coltinan George, straw worker, r. 726 Montgomery At
Colton Alric O. , attorney at law, 405 Kearny, r.
1709 Polk
Colton Chester F., apothecary, .304 Fourth
Colton David D. Mrs., widow, r. NE cor California
and Taylor
Colton Dental Association, Dr. Charles W.
Decker, rooms 6-10 Phelau Building
COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION
Plelan Biilfcg, Rocms 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.
(Entrance, 806 Market.)
f A ^J ODrPT A T ]^<\^^ > Positively Extract Teeth
uAlJ UrilblilLlijlO , without Pain— the only
office that makts and gi%es the celebrated "Colton
Gas." Established in lb63. Over 15,000 references.
Also, performs all Operations in Dentistry.
DR. CHARLES W. DECKER.
Colton Frank L., paper bagmaker, r. 1709 Polk
Colton F. D. Mrs., widow, r. 1709 Polk
Colton House, Mrs. E. C. Pearl, proptr, 448)^ Third
Colton James, plumber, r. 674 Natoma
Colton Nathaniel W., shoemaker Bryant & Mullln, r.
437 Fulton
Coltcm William, wellborer r. 110 Dore
Colton William E., plumber, r. 110 Dore
Columbia Consolidated Quicksilver Mining Co., A.
Halsey, secretary, a28 Montgomery, room 7
COLUMBIA FOUNDRY
Reese Lle^vellj-n proprietor, manufac-
turer house fronts and mnchinery
castingrs, 133-135 Beale and 136 Main
COLUMBIA GAS SAVER
AV. Fassett «!t Co., manufacturers and
proprietors, 108 Eddy
WINDOW_SHADES.
Plain, Fringed, Decorated and Embroidered Shades
made to order in any size or style.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MAEKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Market St
m IDCC CYTDA riDV' Oi most delicate flavor and the only true )ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
tOLirOC CA I riH Un I 1 Champagneproducedin the United states. )■ r
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Coluubia Grammar School, Mrs. Carrie F. Phmkett,
principal, E a Florida, bet Twenty-filth and
Twentv-sixth
Columbia River Packets, A.M. Simpson &Bro.,
agciits, 48 Market
Columbus Consolidated Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co.,
Nev.) J. M. Buffiiugtou, secretary, 309 California,
rooms 3-4
Columbus PacUing Co., cor Taylor and Fran-
cisco, Foutaua it Co , agents, lit! California
Colvert Silas, porter E. J. Biildwin, r. 1217 California
Colvey Francis, clerk, r. 210 Stockton
Colviu Hugh J., engineer Engine No. 5, r. 1223 Stock-
ton
Colviu James J., plumber, r. 1915 .Jessie
Colvin Katie, lodgings. 641 Washington
Colvin Lydia Mrs., dressmaker, r. .'i.^1 Minna
Colwell - — . teamster, r. 3'22 Shotwell, rear
Oolwell Frank, spiuner S.F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 13 Page
Colwell James A., sailmaker. r. 1619 Leavenworth
-Colwell O S., compositor Alta
Colwell Terrence, gardener, r. 13 Page
^r Colwell. See Caldwell and Cauldwell
Comaich Matteo, teamster, r. 18 Clyde PI
•Oomans John, locksmith and bellhanger, 336 Geary
Combatalade Felix, tanner A. Lagallet, r. N s Venezu-
ela, bet Tombigbee and Potomac
Combatalade Louis, farmer, r. 815 Montgomery
Combatalade Louis, tanner A. Lagallet, r. N s Ven-
ezuela, bet Tombigbee and Potomac
Combe James, druggist, r. 123.'5 Market
Comber Daniel, conductor Market St. RR.
<3oniber Dennis, gripman Market St. RR.
Comber J. Mrs., r. 121 Ninth
Comber Patrick, laborer, r. 628 Brannan
Comber Lottie, widow, r. 42.5 Fulton
Combes Edward M.. engineer, r. 10 Hulbert PI
1^" Combes. See Corns and Combs
Combination and Heston (Cone) Steam Packing, S. P.
Nelson & Co. agents, 10 Commercial
Combiuation Mining Co. (Pima Co., A. T.) A. Water-
man secretary, 25-26 Nevada Block
Combland Bertha Mme., dress and cloakmaking, 637
Post
Combs Charles, r. 59 Minns
Combs Charles C, teamster, r. 1774 Folsom
Comer Anuie. weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory'
r. 5 Sherwood PI
Comer Bartholomew, r. 5 Sherwood PI
Comer Br idget, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 5 Sherwood PI
Comer Walter, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
12 Bridge PI
Comerford Edward, longshoreman, r. 422 Second
Comerford Edward Mrs., widow, r. 26 Garden, rear
Comerford Hall, NW cor Church and Twenty-eighth
Comerford John, laborer, r. 1028 Alabama
Comerford John, waiter Phil's Exchange, r. 1607
Golden Gate Av
Comerford Joseph M., real estate, office junction Va-
lencia and Mission, r. 330 Duncan
Comerford Michael, r. 307 Octavia
Comerford Moses, peddler, r. 2323 Mason
Comerford Patrick, liquor saloon, 1911 Hyde
Comfort Edmund, r. 522 Stevenson, rear
Comfort Henry, steveodore. r. 20 Stanford
Comfort James, mess boy stmr Queen of the Pacific,
r. First, nr Harrison
Comfort William J., conductor, r. 47 Third
Comins Cooper furnished rooms, 425 Bush
Comiiies Charles, saloonkeeper, r. 1018 Washington
Commary John A. (Commary & McDonald) r. 431 Mc-
Allister
Comniary William E., clerk Purity Tea Co., r. 431 Mc-
Allister
Commary William T., contractor, 30 New Montgom:
ery, r. 431 McAllister
FRATINGER & CO.
LADIES' SUITS
OF ALL DESCniPTIONS.
105 KEARNY STREET.
THE LATEST IMPROVED
PATENT WiTER tLOSETS.
SANITARY SEWER CAS TRAPS
Put in by skilled workmen.
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Commjiry »\: McDonald (John A. Commary and Daniel
McDonald) carpenters and builders, 431 McAllis-
ter
Commercial Agency, Pickens, Fulton k Co. pro-
prietors, 401 (California, rooms 6-7
Commercial Block. SE cor California and Front
Commercial Building and Loan Association, Charles
K. Clark secretary, 411 California
Commercial Clerks' Employment Bureau, S. Morris
* Co., 34 Kenrny
Commercial Hotel, John McGovern manager, SE
cor Montgomery Av and Kearny
Commercial House, Koepke .V: Schwartz proptrs, 636-
H42 Commercial and 643-645 clay
COMMERCIAL INS, CO, OF CALIFORNIA
Joltu H. Wise president, Charles A. lia-
tou secretary, 4:19 California
Commercial Ne^vs and Shipping List (daily
and weekly) Commercial Publishing Co., pub-
lishers and propi ietors, 415 Montgomery
Commercial Publisliing Co., Morris U. Bates
president. George F. Neal business manager, pub-
lishers and proprietors Commercial News and
Shipping List, 415 Montgomery
Commercial Record (weekly) Charles B. Flanagan
publisher, .536 Clay
Commercial School, Isidor Leszynsky principal, E s
Powell, bet Sacramento and Clay
Commercial Soap Co., Dakin & Libbey proprie-
tors, Alameda, bet Rhode Island and De Haro,
ofiace 223 Sacrnmento
Commercial Steam Power Works, William
Potti-r Jr. superintendent, 506!^ Commercial
Comntercial Steam Printing House, Francis,
Valentine & Co. proprietors, 517 Clay
Conimercial Tea Importing Co. (Gustave
Pulschen) teas and coffees, 957 Market
Commercial Travelers' Association of California, 31-
33 California
Commercial Union' Assurance Co. (limited)
of London, 0. F. Mnllius manager, 210 Sansome
Commercial Warehouses, N s King, bet Second and
Third m^
Cominins E. ^ Co. (Edward and Edward P.
Commius) importers and wholesale liquor deal-
ers, 5-7 Pine
Commins Edward (E. Commins & Co.) r. 714 Golden
Gate Av
Commins Edward P. (E. Commins & Co.) r. 714
Golden Gate Av
Commins E. H., cashier J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Commins Frank, cashier E. Cahill & Co.,r. 504 Geary
Commins James E, r. 3251 Mission
Commins Peter W., wagonmaker, 3251 Mission
B^" Commins. See Curamings and Cummins
Commissioner Immigration State, 504 Bat-
tery
Conimissioner Insurance State of Califor^
nia, 401 California, room 8
Commissioner of Immigration for Oregon and Wash-
ington Territory, John E. Shepard, office 504 Bat-
tery
Commissioner SMpping United States, 603
Front
Commissioners Bank, William F. White, W.W.
Moreland and A. W. Potts, 528 California
Commissioners City Hall, new City Hall, first
floor
Commissioners Harbor, 10 California
Commissioners of Election, new City Hall,
basement
Commissioners of Insanity, new City Hall,
basement
Commissioners Park, Park Lodge, Golden Gate
Park
Commission«rs Pilot, 506 Battery, room 9
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
lUanufarturer of every de^ioription of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to SO Beale Street, Sau Francisco.
Wag-Oil®,
TKU3IAX, ISHA9I & HOOKER. Agentn for the CelebrateA^
SZS^^OW LROSi AJLI4K WA<,rOK». 421-427 Market Street.
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IMPORTEliS OF
MARBELIZED MANTELS,
Fire Grates and Tile.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Commissioners Police, old City Hall, second
floor
Commissioners Railroad, office 119-121 Phelan
Bldg
Commissioners Revenue Fund, new City Hall
Commissioners San Francisco Fire De-
partment, old City Hall
Comnii8»louers Supreme Court of Califor-
I nia, D. B. Voolf gecr^tB^y, 121 Post
] Commissioners Viticultural, State Board of,
John H. 'Wheeler secretary, 204 Muntgomery
Commissioners Water, new City Hall, first
floor
Conimo Reuben, master mariner, r. 402 Broadway
Comna Antoine, fruits, 11 Powell, r. 13 H Powell
Compana Eugenis, cook Charles Lombardi, r. 513
Greenwich
Compagnie du Boleo, Alphonse Carpentier agent, 438
( California, rooms 1-2
I Compania Mexicana Agricola Industrial y Coloniza-
I dora de Terrenes del Colorado, office 724)4
I Market
I Compte Eugene, baker, r. 738 Broadway
Compte L., r. 31)8 Sutter
I Comptoir D'Escompte de Paris, F. Cochinard
i agent, 412 Montgomery
■ Compton Harry T., asbistant engineer State Board of
I Harbor Coiumissi'Ders, r. Oakland
I Compton Louis, printer, r. 828 Sutter
j Compton William B., clerk J. C. L. Wadsworth, r.
Oakland
Comstock Agnes N. Miss, compositor, r. 411 Post
Comstock Charles E., laborer, r.405Natoma
Comstock Clarence B., compositor, r. 411 Post
Comstock George, clerk Joseph C. Bates, r. 2407 Sac-
ramento
Comstock George O.. policeman, r. 618 Larkin
Comstuck J. F. O., lieutenant Underwriters' Fire Pa-
I trol No. 2, r. 34 Grove
I Comstock Mary Mrs., r. 708 Pine
; Comstock Merlin carpenter, 11.57 Mission
Comstock Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) E. W. Scott
pre.>^ident, A. Everett Ball secretary, 39-41 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Comstock S. T. Mrs., r. 411 Post
Comte Augrustus Jr., attorney at law, 534M
California, r. 104 Guerrero
i Comuth Edmund (Comuth & Bigge) r. 24 Turk
Comuth & Bigge (Edmund Comuth and Frederick
I Bigge) marble works, 112)« Golden Gate Av
Comyns Charles, assistant order clerk Goldberg,
Bowen k Co., r. 215^ Po'k
Comyns John, messenger Wakelee & Co., r. 326 J^
Seventh
Comyns John J., shipwright, r. 326 f^ Seventh
Comyns Lawrence, calker, r. 14 Federal
Comyns Maurice, calker, r. 215 H Polk
B^ Comyns. See Cummings, Cummins and Com-
mlns
Conaghan Patrick, watchman, r. 1122 Larkin
Conaut Augustus F., Manager Pacific Trucking Co.,
21 Main, r. Alameda
Conant Charles H., watchman, r. 564 Natoma
i Conaut George B., clerk, r. S03 Hyde
Conaut Herman, helper Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 527
I Seventh
Conant Zemlna, widow, r. 824 Lombard
\ Conaty Peter, liquor saloon, 21 Pacific
CouRught G. H., clerk Robert W. Burtis, r. 548 Minna
Conboy George C, bookkeeper Brown k Metzner, r.
2523 By rant Av
Conboy John, laborer, r. 10 Anthonv
Conboy M., laborer P. M. S. S. Co. '
Conboy Michael J., policeman, r. 407 Vallejo
Conboy Thomas H., clerk Recorder's office, r. 108
Geary
Conboy Walter A., hostler, r. 1 Montgomerv Court
Conboy William, boileruiaker, r. 131 Fourth
Conboy William J., seaman, r. 263 East
Coucanon John. t>;ainster, r. 525 Howard
Coiicannon I.uke, groceries, 1577 Maiket
Conce William, waiter Ferdinand Koenig, r. 215 Mont-
gomery
Conclave Saloon, Holler k Jobst proprietors, NW
cor Geaiy and Kearnv
Concordia Club, 102 O'Farrell
Concordia Fire Insurance Co. (of Milwaukee), Jacobs
& Easton general agents, 423 California
Concordia H;ill, 927 Mission
Condsre Thet^dore O. (Condare k Martin) r. 896
Front
Condare & Martin (Theodore G. Condare and John
Martin), liquor saloon, 896 Front
Condf^e George M.. real estate, r. 2118 Van Ness At
Condii t G. Herbert, electrician, 419 California, r. 620
Sutter
Condict J. Elliot, mining, 419 California, r. 620 Suiter
Condioto Salvatore (Guadagno i Condioto) . r. 1226
DupoDt
Condit Annie H. Miss, bookkeeper William G. Jobson,
r. 312 Eddy
Condon Cornelius, seaman, r. 1030 Pacific
Condon David, laborer, r. 11 Otis PI
Condon Edward, bartender John Condon, r. 733^
Howard
Condon Edward F., caster Palmer & Rey, r. 41T
Kearny
Condon Ellen, cook 2336 Mission
Condon Frederick, assistant engineer stmr Ancon, r.
1030 Pacific
Condon George, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Condon James T., machinist, r. E 8 Pierce, bet Haight
and Page
Condon John, liquor saloon, 733 Howard
Condon John, seaman, r. 361 Eleventh
Condon John, tanner A. Legallet. r. N s Venezuela,
bet Tombigbee and Potomac
Condon John D., cabinetmaker, r. 212 M Perry
Condon Julia, widow, stewardess etmr Eureka, r. 44T
First
Condon Lawrence, dryer U. S. Laundry
Condon Lawrence, shoemaker, r. 1030 Pacific
Condon Michael, seaman, r. 1030 Pacific
Condon Patrick, laborerer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. SE
cor Illinois and Lena PI, rear
Condon Patrick H., collector, r. 5 Albion Av
Condnn Richard T., insurance broker, 210 Sansome, r.
1310 Broderick
Condon T., condu' tor Market St. RR.
Condon Thomas, laborer, r. 500 Mission
Condon T. D . clerk delivery dept Wells, Fargo & Co.,
r. 638 ^ Natoma
Condon William, tanner, r. 1819 Greenwich
Condon William J. (Clark & Condon) 344 Kearny
B^ Condon. See Congdon
Condrey Pierre, gardener J. Jaquemet & Co., r. Ocean
House Road
Condrotte Adolph, satchelraaker D. Block k Co.
Condiotte Joseph, waiter P. Priet & Co., r. 18 Lewis
Condrntte Joseph, r. 47 Louisa
Cone William H., salesman Payot, Upham & Co., r.
13fi McAllister
Cone Henry, piaiiotuner Sherman, Clay & Co., r. 319
Ellis
8^" Cone. See Coen, Cohen and Kohn
Conens George, confectioner Schroth & Westerfeld, r.
228 Kearny
Conens Hermann, laborer, r. 527 Seventh
Coney Alexander, sexton Congregation Sherith Israel,
r. 616 Laguna
Coney Alexantler K., consul-general of Mexico,
office 531 California, r. 817 Post
Coney Charles W. H.. collector S. F. and N. P. R. R.
Wharf, r. 1920 Fillmore
'Coney Elkan H., meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 616
Laguna
'THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING
TO ORDER AND READY-MADE.
Corner MONTOOMEBY and SCXTEB STS.
WASEIMGTONFireIns.C(). ofBostoi
I CapiUl. $1,000,000 I GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Assets, $1,810,273 WU. 8EZT01T, Asit. Ifasager.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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Coney Kaufman, driver Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r.
616 Lagnua
Coney Sophie A. Mrs., dressmakiuK, 1920 Fillmore
Coney Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Handley
House
1^ Coney. See Cooney
Confidence La>v Collection and Detective
Bureau (John C. Quinn, Robert L. Apple, Louis
F. Schonlau and George H. Bahrs) 220 Sausome,
room 4
Confidence Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev) An-
drew S. Groth secretary, 414 California
Congdon Henry M. Mrs., widow, r. Buchanan, bet
Union and Filbert
CongdoD Joseph H., commission agent, r. 1608 Turk
Congdon Patrick, laborer, r. 370 San Jose Av
tSr CODgdou. See Condon
Conger Benjamin T., printer George Hallwegen, r
Oakland
Conger Sarah Mrs., matron Trinity School, r. 1534
Mission
Congregation Betli Israel, Dr. J. A. Messing
rabbi, S s Turk, bet Taylor and Jones
Congregation Betli-MenaUiin Streisand,
Joseph Willner rabbi, 335-337 Minna
Congregation E!inanu-El, Dr. Elkan Cohn
rabbi, N s Sutter, bet Stockton and Powell
Congregation NevaU-Tiedek, David Davis
teacher, 14 Golden Gate Av
Congregation Oliabai Slialome, Rev. H-
Davidson, rabbi, E s Mason, bet Geary and Post
Congregation Sliaarey Tzedek, E s Stockton,
nr Broadway
Congregation Sheritli Israel, Dr. Falk Vida-
ver rabbi, NE cor Post and Taylor
Congregational Associates, 7 Montgomery Av, room 23
Congregational Association Christian Chinese, 5 Bren-
ham PI
Congregational Chinese Brethren Home, NE cor Sac-
ramento and Prospect PI
Congregational Publishing Society, Geo. C. McCon-
nell agent, 757 Market
Congreve Walter M., solicitor Gas Consumers' Associ-
ation, r. Oakland
Coning Robert, bookkeeper, r. 900 Pine
Conkey William H., pressman, r. 820 Vallejo
Coukle W. W. (Duncan Bros. & Co.) r. 726^ Howard
Conklin Brothers (Frank Couklin) proprietors
Pacific Steam Carpet Beating and Renovating
Works, 333 Golden Gale Av
Conklin Charles P., bookkeeper F. G. Conklin & Co.,
r. 814 =.i Twenty- first
Conklin F. G. & Co. (Frank G. Conklin) pro-
prietors California, Glove Co., 585 Market
Conklin Frank (Couklin Bros.) r. 611 Jessie
Conklin Fra' k G. (F. G. Conklin & Co.) r. Oakland
Conklin G. W., r. 149 Folsom
Conklin Herbert A., clerk Yates & Hunter, r. 2216
Web.'ster
Conklin Jane, widow, r. 321 Day
Conklin John, teamster Yates & Co., r. 8 Lick
Conklin John, si aii builder, r. 309 Bryant
Conklin Kate Miss, principal Five Mile School, r. 611
Jessie
Conklin Maurice, livery stable, 1114 Mission, r. 611
Jessie
Conklin Piatt, r. 2216 Webster
Conklin Thomas C, brush maker, 1638?^ Mission, r.
SE cor Eleventh and Howard
Conklin Thomas E., r. 1501 Broadway
Conklin William H., clerk Thomas Doyle, r. Oakland
Conklin William .M., r. 611 Jessie
Conkling David Mrs., widow, r. 712 Grove
Conkling John D., stairbuilder, r. 309 Bryant
Conkling Williiim, tanner Laguna Tannery
Conlan Annie Mrs., r. 924 Brannan
Conlan Charles T., attorney at law, 629 Kearny, r. 16
Oak
GARDEN HOSE,
LAWN SPRINKLERS, HOSE MENDERS,
HOSE COUPLINGS, HOSE PIPES.
DR. BAZAN'S
TlIERMO-EI,ECTRIC
RUSSIAN Mi TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Baths Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
W. E. LANE,
Plumber,
505 KEARNT STREET.
Established 1S60. Telephone 315.
Conlan Daniel, mal deabr, r. 744 Folsom
Conlan Delia, domestic 120 Ninth
Conlan Francis, laborer, r. 3 Channel
Conlan George, r. Sharon, ur Seventeenth
Conlan James, r. Sharon, nr Seventeenth
Conlan James M., laborer, r. 1727 Market
Conlan John, carpenter, r. 428 Castro
Conlan John, seaiuao. r. 541 First
Conlan John F., boilermaker, r. 551 Mission
Conlan John P., clerk, r. cor Second and King
Conlan John W.. wood and coal, 1460 Market, r. 1 Sum-
ner
Conlan Martin, laborer, r. 337 Bryant
Conlan Mary Mrs., lodgings, 629 Mission
Conlan Owen C, book agent, r. 529 Mission
Conlan Patrick, r. 16 Oak
Conlan Robert, molder O'Connell & Lewis, r. Oakland
Conlan William J., salesman George F. Van De Mark
& Co.. r. 316 Eighteenth
Conlan William E., student, r. 16 Oak
IK?" Conlan. See Conlin and Conlon
Conless John, expressman, r. 18 Eissling
Conley A., teamster William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Conley Ann. widow, r. 279 Minna
Conley Annie Mrs., janitress Laguna Honda School,
r. Seventh Av, nr L
Conley Charles E., clerk Union Box Factory, r. 530
Jessie
Conley Dennis, butcher Michelssen, Both & Co., r.
SW cor Railroad Av and Trinidad
Conley Edward, carriage driver, r. 63 Tehama
Conley Ella M. Miss, clerk Ward & Co., r. 112 Mason
Conley Francis J., trunkmaker, r. 1033 Hampshire
Conley Frank M., waiter, r. 19 Everett
Conley James M. , compositor Call, r. 716 Stockton
Conley Jeremiah, laborer Richard Heilmann
Conley Jolin, driver August Koerber, r. 17 Washington
Conley John, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. Seventh
Av, nr L
Conley John, whitener Kellett & McMurray, r. Oak-
land
Conley John H,, laborer, r. 3501 Fillmore
Conley John J., policeman, r 1508 California
Conley Martin, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r. 6
Minnesuta
Conley Mary J., widow, r. E slowa, bet Yolo and Yuba
Conley Michael, driver Terrence O'Neil, r. cor Jeffer-
son and Kosciusko
Conley Milton L., bartender G. Beyer, r. 2421 Mason
Conley Patrick, r. 736 Clementina
Conley Patrick, r. 1015 Hampshire
Conley Philip, r. 310 Tehama
Conley Thomas, butcher stmr San Bias
Conley William, hackman, r. 628 Ash Av
Conley William C, stevedore, r. NW cor Greenwich
and Pierce
Conley William H., pressman E. C. Hughes, r. 820
Valleio
Conley William, painter, r. 121 Fifteenth
a^"Conlev. See Couly, Connelly and Connolly
Conliff E. C , r. 301 Jones
Conlin Catherine, widow r. 17 Sherwood PI
Conlin Charles, hostler, r. 37 Perry
Conlin Frank, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r. 16M
Bluxome
Conlin Hugh, special policeman, r. 1317 Octavia
Conlin James (Conlin »; Roberts) r. 1643 Howard
Conlin James, special policeman, r. 1917 Washington
Conlin James B,, printer Francis, Valentine & Co.,
r. 121 Henry
Conlin James H., soap dealer, r. SE cor El Dorado and
Nebraska
Conlin John boilermaker, r. 551 Mission
Conlin John, carpenter, r. 338 Seventh
Conlin John F,, teamster, r. NW cor Bay and K6amy
Conlin John J., contractor, r. 787 Folsom
Conlin Michael, soap works. NW cor Kansas and Cen-
tre, r. S s El Dorado bet Nebraska and Vermont
W. B. BANCROFT & CO,
49 FIRST ST. I FINE PRINTING
TELEPHONE 82. FKOM NKW TYPE.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVER FIVE AIILL.IOX8.
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Conlin P. Mrs., janitress Bartlett Primary School, r.
3 Harrison
Conlin Patrick, bootfitter Buckingham & Hecbt, r. 121
Heury
Conlin Ttrrenco, hostler, N. B. and M. RR., r. 216
Perry
Conlin Thomas, metal roofer, r. 5 Laskie
Conlin William, brakeman S. P. Co., r. 624 Fourth
Conlin & Roberts (James Conlin and John C.
Roberte) metal roofers and manufacturers gal-
vanized iron cornices. 728 730 Mission
l^"Cunlin. See Conlan and Conlon
Conlon Bernard, paperhanger, r. 1.59 Minna
Conlon George, with Lebenbaum Bros., r. 1425 Sacra-
mento
Conlon Harry, elevator man Pacific Hotel, r. 912 Ellis
Conlon Helen Mrs., widow, r. 813 Howard
Conlon Helen D. Miss, teacher public schools, r. 813
Howard
Conlon James, Balesman J. Samuels, r. 211 Hickory Av
Conlon James P., porter, r. 912 Ellis
Conlon John J., bagmaker Blake, MoflStt & Towne, r.
912 Ellis
Conlon John J., shoecutter Orin Jones & Co., r. 159
Minna
Conlon John J., tillerman Hook and Ladder No. 1, r.
22 O'Farrell
Conlon Lawrence, machine operator Porter, Sless-
inger .\; Co., r. 159 Minna
Conlon Matthew, drayman Armes & Dallam, r. 1129
Harrison
Conlon Michael, r. 266 Brannan
Conlon Michael (Fitzgerald & Conlon) r. 1521 Cali-
fornia
Conlon Patrick, r. 912 Ellis
Conlon Tliomas, fireman, r. 625 Davis
Conlon Thomas, laborer A. E. Buckman, r. 504 Mis-
sion
Conlon Thomas, seaman, r. 912 Ellis
IK?"Coulon. See Conlan and Conlin
Conly Catherine J., widow, r. 235 Eleventh
Couly John, salesman Huntington, Hopkins & Co., r.
1007 Gough
Conly John Mrs., widow, r. 1007 Gough
Conly vrtlliam H.. law student, r. 1007 Gough
8^ Couly. See Conley, Connelly and Connolly
Conmy Thomas C, foreman Frank Eastman & Co., r.
230 Noe
Conn A. H., r. 1065 Market
Conn Andrew E., bookkeeper, r. 777 Market
Conn Edward J., saw filer, 641 Miseion, r. 27 Haight
Conn Francis, foreman Union Pacific Salt Co., r. 1211
York
Conn Ht-rbert F., salesman S. Bear k Co.
Conn Richard L., plumber, r. 27 Haight
Connair Annie Miss, dressmaking, 6053^ Post
Connahan Cornelius, r. 510 Jessie
Connahau John, farmer. Ocean House Flat, nr Indus-
trial School
Connau^hton Joseph J., painter, r. 917 Broadway
Connaughton Martin E., bartender, r. 917 Broadway
Connahau Timothy, laborer, r. 1907 Francisco
Connahan ^Villiam, fuller S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. NE cor Bay and Larkin
Connaughton John, bartender, r. 917 Broadway
Connaughton Thomas, laborer, r. 1912 Mason
Connecticut Fire Insurance Co. (of Hartford)
Robert nirksnu niniisirtr, 441 California
COHHECTICDT MOTUAL LIFE INS. CO.
James L,. Fogif district superintendent
agencies, Frederick R. IVoyeg agrent, C.
A. Stratton special agent, 313 Cali-
fornia, rooms :{-4
Connell Bridget, widow, r. 115 Gilbert, rear
Coiinell CathHriue Mrs., wid<.w. r. 108 Silver
Connell Charles, drayman Dunham, Carrigan & Co.,
r. 22 Ash Av
Connell Charles H., tobacco and cigars, 626 Union, r.
1400a Mason
Connell Cornelius, plasterer, r. 210 Grove
Connell CorneliuK, driver Engine No. 2, r. 412 Bush'
Connell 1)., waiter, r. 521 Pacific
Connell Daniel, compositor Examiner, r. 122 Perry
Connell Daniel H., helper Bush Jt Mallett, r. 310
Ninth
Connell David, peddler, r. 743 Minna
Connell Dennis, butcher Michelssen, Roth & Co., r.
cor Railroad and Trinidad
Connell Dennis, laboror, r. 310 Ninth
Connell Eliza, widow, r. 1823 Pine
Connell Elizabeth, widow, r. 907 Shotwell
Connell Henry, wire weaver Pac. Spring and Mat-
tress Co., r. 907 Shotwell
Connell Hugh, laborer, r. 3 McCormick
Connell James, hostler N. B. and M. RR., r. 45 Louisa
Connell James, washer McKenna & Cole
Connell James W., carpenter, r. 18 Washington Av
Connell John, gilder, r. 18 Washington Av
Connell John, paster Blake, Moffitt & Towne, r. 14
McLea Court
Connell John, seaman, r. 263 East
Connell John steward stmr Queen of the Pacific, r.
Oakland
Connell John C, carpenter, r. 2009 Geary
Connell Joseph, finisher Buckingham & Hecht, r. 117
Bartlett
Connell Julia, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 201 Clara
Connell M. A., miner, r. 568 Mission
Connell Mary Miss, shoebinder, r. 310 Ninth
Connell Mary I. Miss, teacher Valencia Grammar
School, r. 907 Shotwell
Connell Maurice, assistant U. S. Signal Service, r. 1130
Pine
Connell Michael, cartman, r. 55 West Mission
Connell Michael, carpenter, r. N s Twenty- fourth, bet
Ellen and Fountain
Connell Michael, laborer, r. Twentieth, bet Florida
and Alabama
Connell Michael, laborer, r. 324 M Broadway
Connell Michael J., painter, r. 218 Miuna
Connell M. L, Miss, dressmaker, 30 Kearny
Connell Nora Miss, teacher music, r. 1823 Pine
Connell Patrick, blacksmith, r. 512 Mission
Connell Patrick, plasterer, r. 1002^ Minna
Connell Philip, biicklayer, r. 533 M Natoma
Connell Robert W., teamster Presidio
Connell Sarah Miss, compositor, r. 907 Shotwell
Connell Thomas, r. 810 Mission
Connell Thomas, hostler N. B. and M. RR., r. 1328
Alabama
Connell Thomas, laborer, r. 360 Natoma
Connell Thomas C, painter, r. 907 Shotwell
Connell Timothy, r, 310 Ninth
Connell Timothy, laborer, r. 56.7 Stevenson
Connell Timothy, woolsorter, r. 410 ?4 Natoma
Connell William A., quartermaster stmr Queen of
the Pacific
a^" Connell. See Cornell
Connelly Alice Miss, compositor, r. 37 Minna
Connelly Arthur C, salesman Lane & Connelly, r. 725
Hayes
Connelly Bernard E., water tender stmr Umatilla, r.
1146 Howard
Connelly Bernard W., chemist, r. 1151 Market
Connelly Bernard W., shoemaker, r. 448 Sixth
Connelly Bridget Miss, r. 69 Minna
Connelly C. F. Mrs., widow, r. 725 Hayes
Connelly Daniel, laborer Calvary Cemetery, r. BaBb,
nr Broderick
Connelly Daniel, seaman, r. 407 Main
Connelly Daniel D., machinist, r. 407 Main
Connelly E , millman Pac. Rolling Mill
Connelly Edward, driver United Carriage Co., r. 63
Tehama
UPHOLSTERY.
WHOLES.YLE .\XD EETAl
DIXON. BORGESON & CO..
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVt: PALACE HOTEL. [
3? Martet Sf.
Manufacturers of Sbow Cases
and Store Fixtures.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY I
Sold at price of Imported Champagne,
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
530 WASBIKOTOIT STSE£T.
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Comielly Elizabeth, Beamstrens, r. 1306 Vallejo
Connelly Elleu, widow, r. 509 Brannau
Connelly Francis J. (Lane & Connelly) r. 2511 Fill-
more
Connelly Frank, bartender, r. 604 Vallejo
Connelly Hannab, domestic 825 Guerrero
Connelly Houorab A., seamstress, r. ia06 Vallejo
Connelly J., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Connelly James (Connelly & Borlel r. 409 Oak
Connelly James, labortrF, r. Cbenery, bet Randall and
Thirtieth
Connelly James, printer, r. 449 Jessie, rear
Connelly JamesJ?., upholsterer Couuelly & Borle, r.
820 Vallejo
Connelly Jefferson, driver N. B. and M. RR. r. E b
Gunnison Av, ur Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Connelly Jeremiah, laborer Oregon Imp. Co., r. 22)jS
Langton
Connelly John, boilermaker, r. 407 Main
Connelly John, expressman, r. 82 Jessie
Connelly John, laborer, r. 16 Decatur
Connelly John, laborer, r. 1306 Vallejo
Connelly John M., stonecutter, r. 604 Fourth
Connelly Joseph, glass cutter J. H. Dinuiene, r. 715
Natoma
Connelly Joseph P., boxmaker, r. 407 Main
Connelly Martin wood and coal, 1082 Howard, r. 227
Clara
Connelly Mary Mrs., lodgings, 611 Pine
Connelly Michael, chicken ranch, W s Vermont, bet
Colusa and Yuba
Connelly Michael, laborer, r. Ws Dolores, bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth
Connelly Michael, laborer Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum
Connelly Michael, waiter, r. 715 Natoma
Connelly Nellie, domestic 1119 Post
Connelly N. J., dressmaker, r. 10 Willow Av
Connelly Nora Miss, tailoress, r. 2600 Folsom
Connelly Patrick, cook Michael Cribbiu, r. 541 First
Connelly Patrick, deckhand stmr T. C. Walker
Connelly Patrick, fireinan stmr Columbia, r. 1124 Fol-
som
Connelly Patrick, laborer, r. 68 Shipley
Connelly Patrick, laborer, r. 247 Perry, rear
Connelly Patrick, peddler, r. Ns Center, bet Vermont
and Nebraska
Connt Uy Patrick, tailor, r. 447 Tehama
Connelly Samuel, steward, r. 636 Commercial
Connelly Thomas, canvasser, r. 1141 Howard
Connelly Thomas, laundry, 517 Mission
Connelly Thomas, teamster, r. 1037 Mission
Connelly William, marker V. S. Laundry
Connelly William, painter, r. 14ii Garden
Connelly William, stonecutter, r. 740 Folsom
Connelly William J., glovemaker, r. Ws Mission, nr
Randall
Connelly & Porle (James Connelly and Louis Borle)
furniture, 719 Market
DBT Connelly. See Conley, Conly, Connolly and Con-
noUey
Conner A. Sarah Mrs., r. 742 Pine
Conner Cornelius, tanner, r. 2628 Bryant
Conner Ignatius C, mason, r. Fifth Av, bet Point
Lobos Av and Clement
Conner James F., tinsmith, r. 1710 Mason
Conner J. L. Mrs., portrait artist, studio 14 Grant
Av, room 48, r. Alameda
Conner J. M. & Co. (John M. Conner and Andrew J.
Wills) mnfrs Royal baking pan, 1571 Market
Conner John M., (J. M. Conner & Co.) r. 1571 Market
Conner John W. Mrs., widow, r. 1455 Franklin
Conner J. W., delivery clerk P. M. 8. S. Co.
Conner Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 675 Mission
Conner Mary, widow, r. 579 Minna
Conner Peter, coalpasser stmr Willamette
Conner Wesley, r. 675 Mission
Conner Willard R., millman, r. 675 Mission
FRATINGER 8t CO.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
JERSEY WAISTS.
NEWEST GOODS. LATEST STYLES, LOWEST PRICES.
105 KEARNY STKEET.
ROOFING,
RAIN WATER PIPES, GUTTERS and VALLEYS
MADE AND REPAIRED. '
Roofs of all Uinds made Water Tigrlnt. ,
W. E ."1l a N E , I
PLUJIBER, 505 KEARNY STREET.
■EstabllBhcJ 1860. Telephone 315.
Conner William E., clerk local freight office S. P. Co.,
r. 700 Powell
Conner William R., millman, r. 675 Mission
Couners Charles C, clerk J. Herzog & Co., r. 446
Twentieth
Conners Cornelius, milker Timothy Collins, r. S s
Twenty-fourth, bet Douglass and Diamond
Conners Daniel, laborer S. P. Co., r. 14 McLea Court
Conners Edward (Mitchell & Conners) r. 507 Twenty-
ninth
Conners Edward, laborer 8. F. Gas Light Co.
Conners Frederick, plumber M. J. Blackman
Conners Henry E., clerk U, S. Railway Mail SerTice,
r. Alameda
Conners James, laborer Arctic Oil Works
Conners James, with Electric Light Co., r. 258 Clem-
entina
Conners John, oiler stmr San Juan
Conners John, r. 20 Turk
Conners Joseph, curer Black Point Packing House
Conners Mary, widow, r. 274 Clementina
Conners Mary Mrs., r. 446 Twentieth
Conners Michael, laborer, r. 228 Eighth
Conners Michael, laborer, r. 1020 Alabama
Conners Oscar W., brass moldcr, r, 1829 Turk
Conners P., porter The Baldwin Hotel
Conners Patrick, coachman, r. Fern Av, bet Franklin
and Van Ness Av
Couners Patrick, steamboat fireman, r. 629 Front
Conners Patrick, longshoreman, r. 744 Harrison
Couners Patrick, laborer, r. Ocean View
Conners Robert E., steward Hose No. 3, r. 2517 Fol-
Conners Robert T., carpenter, r. 1827 Turk
Conners Thomas, hostler, r. 2111 Polk
Couners Timothy, hodcarrier, r. 16 Antone
Couners William, deckhand stmr City of Stockton
Conners William J., shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg &
Co., r. 1 Ivy Av
e^" Conners. See Conner, Connor and Connors
Connerton Martin J., clerk, r. 274 Clementina
Connerty Ann, widow, r. 1321 M Golden Gate Av
Conness Robert S., clerk Station B Post Office, r. 21
Clinton Park
Connick Alexander (McKay & Co.) r. Eureka, Hum-
boldt
Conniff Dominick R., compositor, r. 824 Howard
Conniff Edward R., clerk 8. F. News Co., r. 209 Rose
Av
Conniff Edward C, weigher American Sugar Refinery
Co., r. 405 Eddy
Conniff Frank W., carpenter, r. 9 Stockton
Conniff James, assistant foreman Engine No. 9, r. 242H
Fremont
Conniff J. N., engineer Geary St. RR., r. 1321 Fillmore
Connitt' John C, clerk, r. 209 Rose Av
Conniff Joseph D., shoecutter, r. 209 Rose Av
Conniff Michael, contractor, r. 325 Tenth
Conniff Nicholas, contractor, r. 824 Howard
Conniff Peter, boottreer, r. 209 Rose Av
Conniff Thomas, tinsmith, r. 372 Brannan
l^" Conniff. See Cunniff
Conning Robert, cashier South British Fire and
Marine Ins. Co., r. 900 Pine
Conning Stephen, carpenter John Cook, r. 1405 Wash-
ingion
Connolly Alexis, boxmaker Max Waizman, r. 736
Clementina
Connolly Ann, widow, r. 87 B.aldwin Court
Connolly Antiie Miss, dressmaker, r. 209 Hermann
Connolly Arthur, teamster, r. 901 Buttery
Connolly Bartley, r. 736 Clementina
CiinnoUy Beujamiu, waiter, r. 904 Kearny
Connolly Bernard W., metal roofer, r. 608 Ji Fourth
Connolly Bridget, domestic 741 Ellis
Connolly Charles, real estate, r. 24.'i2 Howard
Connolly Daniel, laborer, r. 1610 Baker
Connolly Daniel, waiter, r. 505 Pacific
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CALIFORNIA 1 Mannfaclurer of every description of
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CAR WORKS ) 48 to 50 Beale Street, Sau Fraucisco.
BSklSncy Pr^CCf^e X&niffAN, ISHAU & HOOKES, 421-427 Market St. HAY,H£1>K.
diing rrcsaco. mop, wool.. KA<ji. and orchil,l.a presses.
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AU Sixeii and Numbers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Connolly Deiiuis, plasterer, r. 1332 Folsom
Connolly Edward, r. t;o Jessie
Cunnolly Edward, bookbinder John B. Mclntyre, r.
llllM Pacific
Connolly Edward, laborer, r. E a Michigan, bet Sierra
and Shasta
Connolly Edward A., bricklayer, r. 622 Larkin
Connolly Edward G., painter, r. 710 McAllister
Connolly Eugene, r. 29 Waller
Connolly Harry, actor, r. 113 Geary
Connolly Hugh, tanner, r. 735 Brannan
Connolly J., uiRhtwatchman Presidio
Connolly J., salesman Eeane Bros.
Connolly James, coachman, r. 261 First
Connolly James, laborer, r. Lombard, bet Baker and
Lyon
Connolly James, miner, r. 41 Langton
Connolly James, printer, r. 716 Stockton
Connolly James E., calker, r. 52 Tehama
Connolly James H., bailmaker, r. 513 Minna, rear
Connolly Jeremiah, laster Buckingham & Hecht, r.
218 Minna
Connolly John, laborer, r. 212 Broadway
Connolly John, laborer, r. 512 Howard
Connolly John, laborer, r. 6085^ Fourth
Connolly John, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Connolly John, policeman, r. 3H Clementina
Connolly John F., clerk, r. 173 Perry
Connolly John J., gasfittt r, r. 37 Baldwin Court
Connolly John J., liquor snloon, 214 Post, r. 217 Post
Connolly John J., sashmaker, r. 218 Minna
Connolly John M., marblecutter Rice & Co., r. i
Haggin
Connolly Joseph, foreman George H. Fuller, r. 1225
Folsom
Connolly Josie J. Mrs., teacher North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 638 Green
Connolly Kate, widow, r. 362 Fifteenth
Connolly Katie Miss, r. 563 Bryant
Connolly Mark, laborer, r. 1605 Jones
Connolly Mary, widow, r. 209 Hermann
Connolly Mary, widow, groceries, NW cor Cortland
Av and Cherubusco, B. H.
Connolly Matthew F., millhand, r. 247 Perry
Connolly Maurice, liquor saloon, 525 Mission
Connolly Michael, cartman, r. Bryant Av, bet Mari-
posa and Solano
Connolly Michael, gardener, r. NW cor Third and
Point Lobos Av
Connolly Michael, hogranch, W s DeHaro, bet Center
and El Dorado
Connolly Michael, laborer, r. 54 Minna
Connolly Michael, laborer, r. CO Everett
Connolly Michael, laborer, r. 213 Broadway
Connolly Michael, laborer, r. 218 Minna
Connolly Michael laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Connolly Michael, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
629}^ Natoma
Connolly Michael, teamster, r. Bryant Av, bet Mari-
posa and Solano
Connolly Michael D. Rev., pastor St. John the Bap-
tist Church, r. 1122 Eddy
Connolly Michael J., clerk Russ House, r. 1213 Twen-
ty-second
Connolly Michael J., driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 2642
j Folsom
Connolly Michael T., r. 832 Folsom
] Connolly Nicholas, butcher, r. 741 Twenty-second,
I rear
Connolly Nicholas, butcher, r. 102 Fair Oaks
Connolly Owen, laborer, r. 473 Jessie
Connolly P., wholesale and retail liquors, 422
I Kearny
I Connolly Patrick, stableman La Grande Laundry
I Connolly Patrick, bollermaker Fulton Iron Works, r.
I 9 Board man PI
Connolly Pntrick, hostler, r. 212 Thirteenth
Connolly Patrick, laborer, r. 28 First
Connolly Patrick, laborer, r. 1610 Baker
Connolly Patrick, liquor siloon .528 Fourth
Connolly Patrick, office 511 Califori.Ia, room 15, r.
24.52 Howard
Connolly Patrick painter r. 1622 Stockton
Connolly Patrick, porter, r. 212 Broadway
Connolly Patrick, teamster, r. 911 Sansome
Connolly Patrick, teamster, r. 1424 Montgomery
Connolly Patrick G., r. 24.52 Howard
Connolly Peter, contractor, r. 607 Stevenson
Connolly Peter, gardener, r. 2190 Devisadero
Connolly Peter, hackdriver, r. W s Vermont, bet
Colusa and Yuba
Connolly Peter, laborer, r. 12 Fair Oaks
Connolly Peter, liquor saloon, 643 Merchant, r. 1014
Mason
Connolly Peter, teamster C. R. Allen, r. 130)4 Clara
Connolly Peter J., bartender stmr Bay City
Connolly Philip, teamster, r. 310 Tehama
Connolly P. J., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Connolly P. J. Mrs., widow, r. 326^ Eighteenth
Connolly P. M., r. 321 Tenth, rear
Connolly Samuel, bartender Frank Field, r. 739 How-
ard
Connolly Stephen A., laborer, r. 37 Baldwin Court
Connolly Terrence, butcher Michelssen, Roth k Co.,
r. 1124 Folsom
Connolly Terrence F., r. 37 Minno
Connolly Thomas, butcher, r. 506 Vallejo
Connolly Thomas, conductor, r. 829 Folsom
Connolly Thomas, laborer, r. 119 Welsh
Connolly Thomas, laborer, r. 3036 M Sixteenth
Connolly Thomas, laborer, r. SW cor Twenty-fonrtb
and Sanchez
Connolly Thomas, peddler, r. 223 Stevenson
Connolly Thomas, poultry, eggs and butter, 9-11
S. F. Market, r. 411 Oak
Connolly Thomas, second-lieutenant Co. G, Ist in-
fantry U. S. A., presidio
Connolly Thomas E.. physician, 168 Ninth
Connolly Thomas F., bookkeeper Thomas Connolly,
r. 411 Oak
Connolly Timothy F., policeman, r. 10 Willow Av
Connolly William, laundryman, r. 6J5 Treat Av
Connolly William, laborer, r. 119 Fourteenth
Connolly William H., printer, r. 820 Valle.io
Connollv William F., laundryman, r. 303654 Six-
teenth
Connolly William J., butcher, 1206 Valencia, r. 138
Fair Oaks
Connolly William R., brassfinisher, r. Bryant Av.bet
Mariposa and Solano
Iff" Connolly. See Conley, Conly, Connelly and
Conolley
Connor Annie Mrs., r. 6fil Minna
Connor Bartholomew, laborer, r. 5 Sherwood PI
Connor Cornelius, laborer, r. 10 Clinton, rear
Connor Daniel, fireman, r. 129 Folsom
Connor Edward, driver A. M. Ebbets, r. 4 Tehama
Connor Elizabeth widow, r. 114b Ellis
Connor Francis, lapidary, 614 Merchant
Connor Frank, r. 312 Mason
Connor George, r. 846 Mission
Connor James, fireman stmr Mary Garratt
Connor James, laborer, r. 730 Clementina
Connor James, pressman George H. Tay i Co., r.
1710 Mason
Connor James, wood and coal, 113 Shipley
Connor Jeremiah, carpenter, r. 501M Sutter
Connor Jeremiah, carpenter O'Connor & Sheehy, r.
767 Mission
Connor John, r. 607 Natoma
Connor John (Onesti & Connor) r. 246 H Oak
Connor John, carpenter, r. 509 Jones
Connor John, engineer, r. 310 Folsom
Connor John, miner, r. 224 Eleventh
Connor John H., plumber and gasfitter, .528 Third
Connor John M., manufacturer, r. 1571 Market
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OVERCOATS
For MEN and BOYS at
"THE HASTINGS"
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.
IMPERIAL Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Wii. SEXTON, Aat Manager.
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Connor Lawrence, deckhand stmr Modoc
Connor Marv, widow, r. 566 Minna
Connor Mary Mrs., 1201 Howard
Connor Martin, wood and coal, 239 Tenth, r. 232
TeutU
Connor Mnrtln, fireman r. 103 Prospect PI
Connor Matbew, miner, r. 519 Sacramento
Connor Michael, laborer, r. 818 Haight
Connor Michael, seaman, r. S 8 Berry, bet Fifth and
Sixth
Connor Nicholas W., expressman, NW cor Clay and
Sansome, r. 1509 Church *
Connor Owen, laborer, r. 9 Fargo PI
Connor Patrick, r. 327 Haight
Connor Patrick, boots and shoes, 541 Montgomery Av,
r. 115 Valpariso
Connor Patrick, carpenter, r. 818 Haight
Connor Patrick, laborer, r. 719 J4 Branuan
Connor Patrick, laborer, r. E s Flint Alley, bet
Battery and Sansome
Connor Patrick, longshoreman, r. 2 Montgomery PI
Connor Patrick, real estate r. 526 Golden Gate Av
Connor Patrick, shoemaker, r. 115 Valpariso
Connor Redmond, laborer Golden State and Miners
Iron Works, r. 933 Folsom
Connor Samuel B., engineer Bisdon I. and L. Works, r.
1615 Howard
Connor Toomas. fireman and steward Hose No. 9
Connor Thomas, laundryman S. F. Laundry
Connor Timothy, laborer, r. W s Michigan, bet Napa
and Shasta
Connor William, clerk letter dept. Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. 2628 Bryant
Connor William, fireman stmr Alameda
Connor William, laborer, r. 52 Fiist
Connor William, silversmith Schulz & Fischer, r. 317
Bush
■^Connor. See Conner, Conners, Connors and Conor
Connors Bernard, hackdiiver, r. 26 Minna
Connors David, boimaker Cal. Cigar Box Co., r.
Ocean View
Connors David, teamster, r. 1745 Union
Connors Harry, seaman stmr Newbern
Connors James, stockcutter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
13 Page
Connors James E., bookkeeper, r. 7 Boyd
Connors Jeremiah, laborer, r. 715 Howard
Connors John, actor, r. 607 Pine
Connors John, boilermaker, r. 130 Pacific
Connors John, laborer, r. .529 Sacramento
Connors John, laborer J. E. Whittier
Connors John, laborer, r. 242 Lancton
Connors John, liquor saloon, 130 Pacific
Connors John, molder Fulton Iron Works r. 232
First
Connors John, stableman, r. 408 Clementina
Connors John F., laborer, r. 118)^ Gilbert
Connors Joseph, butcher, r. 3209 Fillmore
Connors Kate Miss. r. 2336 Mission
Connors Lizzie, widow, r. 28 Natoma
Connors M., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Connors Michael, boilermaker, r. 41 Tehama
Connors Michael, longshoreman, r. 21 Anthony
Connors Nellie, domestic 512 Mission
Connors P., fireman stmr Arago
Connors Patrick, labfirer, r. Farallones, nr Plymouth
Connors Patrick, longshoreman, r. 744 Harrison
Connors Thomas (Connors & Winters) r. 2113 Polk
Connors Thomas, earpenter, r. Sierra, bet Michigan
and Georgia
Connors Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 6
Filbert
Connors Thomas, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 6 Rose Av
Connors Timothy, r. 5 Clementina
Connors William, with Charles Brown & Son, r. 744
Harrison
Connors William, fireman Sutter St. RR.
DR. BAZAN'S
THF,RMO-EL,ECTRir
RUSSIAN ai TURKISH BATHS
Mso Medicated and Electric Eatlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED
CHIUEYS REPAIRED. CHIMNEY SWEEPING.
Cliininey Tops that ^vill dra^v.
Plumber,
Established 1860.
505 Kearny Street.
Telephone 315.
Connors William, laborer, r. Illinois, btt Napa and
Shasta
Connors & Winters (Thomas Connors and Michael
Winters) livery stable, 2111-2113 Polk
tff" Connors. See Conner, Conners, Connorand Conor
Connot Alf, r. .508 Bush
Conolley Edward, liquor saloon. 1200 Market, r.
1342 Folsom
Conolley Edward D., clerk C. A. Hooper & Co., r. 1342
Folsom
Conologue Charles, clerk Frederick G. Eickhorst, r.
SW cor Greenwich and Pierce
Conor Fr.incis, lapidary, 614 Merchant
Connot Alfred, r. l:<21 Powell
Conover Brothers Pianos, F.W. Spencer & Co. agents,
23-25 Fifth
Conrad Alexander B., merchant, r. 825 Vallejo
Conrad Andrew, piano mnfr, 17 Clinton Park, r. 1511
Market
Conrad Andrew O., pianomaker Andrew Conrad, r.
1511 Market
Conrad Charles, clerk, r. 617 Post
Conrad Charles A. B , merchant, r. 825 Vallejo, rear
Conrad Charles R., pianomaker Andrew Conrad, r.
1511 Market
Conrad Clara Miss, finisher Stearns, Worden & Co.,
r. 562 Minna
Conrad David, r. 441 Golden Gate Av i
Conrad Edward, laborer, r. 631 Sacramento 1
Conrad Edwin P., solicitor, r. 64H Washington j
Conrad Eliza, domestic, 11(14 Van Ness Av
Conrad George, r. 562 Minna
Conrad Henrv A., carpenter and builder, 625 Califor- I
nia, r. 16 Selina PI j
Conrad Jacob, cook Jacob Claassen, r. W s Kentucky,
bet Sierra and Nevada
Conrad John, r. .523 Kearny
Conrad John, laborer, r. 315 Steiner
Conrad John G. (Conrad & Maxwell) r. 441 Golden
Gate Av
Conrad John J., bricklayer, r. 24 Grove
Conrad Mary, widow, r. 562 Minna
Conrad Samuel, capitalist, r. 317 Bush
Conrad William A., contractor, 516 Kearny, r. 2223 i
Sutter I
Conrad William C, packer Stearns, Worden & Co., r.
5b2 Minna i
Conrad «t Max^vell (.John G. Conrad and J.
David Maxwell) managers San Francisco depart-
ment Oakland Home Insurance and Traders In-
surance Cos.. 421 California
1^~ Courad. SeeCouradt
Conrades Ferdinand, restaurant, 612 Market, r. 1220
Howsrd j
Conradi Philip (Conradi & Moss) r. Oakland i
Conradi William, accountant German Savings and
Loan Society, r. 2007 Clay
Conradi & Moss (Philip Conradi and Leopold Moss)
mnfrs cigars, 323 Sacramento
Conradson Alfred, mastermariner. r. 911 Greenwich
Conradson Eva Miss, tailoress, r. 208 Second
Conradson John, seaman, r. 263 East
Conradson Frank, engineer, r. 911 Greenwich
Conradt Julius, dentist, r. 2016 Geary
Conran J. L., r. 266 Brannan
Conraii Tliomas S., manufacturers' agent, 120
Sutter, room 60
Conro George A. (Conro h Mathews) r. 2811 Pine
Conro & Mathews (George A. Conro and Harvey Mat-
hews) cigars, 518 Battery
Conroy Annie, widow, shirtmaker, r. 55 Natoma
Couroy Charles W.. boilermaker. r. 319 Beale
Conroy Dnniel, cigarboxmaker, r. 1018 Bryant
Couroy Edmund, clerk, r. 1807 Dupont
Conroy George S., lettercarrier Post Office, r. 1921
Taylor
Conroy Henry, clerk Wells, Fargo & Co's Bank, r. 3024
California
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Conroy J., chainmalier Pac. Rolling Mill
Conroy James, jvinkdeak-r, r. 131 GouKh
Conroy James, laborer, r. 127 Shipley
Conroy James, messman stmr Oregon
Conroy James G , r. 117 Eddy
Conroy Jay G., contractor, r. Ill Geary
Conroy John, laborer, r. 19 Preston PI
Conroy John W., foreman Cal. Boiler Works, r. 319
Beale
Conroy M. C. Mrs., widow, r. 1303 Hyde
Conroy Michael, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Conroy Michnel, painter, r. W s Folsom, bet Precita
Av and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Conroy Mi.hael, tailor N. Sweeny, r. 442 }4 Minna
Conroy Nicholas, laborer, r. 522 First, rear
Conroy Patrick, puddler Pac. Rolling Mill, r. SE cor
Illinois and Lena PI, rear
Conroy Peter, laborer, r. 113 J4 Shipley, rear
Conroy Thomas J., assistant manager Pac. Ins. Union,
r. 1303 Hyde
Conroy Thomas J., manager Frank V. Pistolesi, 1303
Stockton, r. 1314 Pacific
Conroy William, painter, r. 1018 Bryant
Consani Achille, butcher 111 Sixth, r. 469 Minna
Considine John, liquor saloon, 73^ Mission, r. 27
Clinton
Considine Thomas, messman stmr City of Chester, r.
27 Clinton
Consolidated Amador Mining Co. (Amndor
Co., Cal.) F. B. Latham secretary, 1 San Fran-
cisco Stock and Exchange Bulliliug
Consolidated California and Virginia Min-
ing Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) Azel H. Fish secre-
tary, 23 Nevada Block
Consolidated Imperial Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.)
C. L. McCoy secretary, 3 San Francisco Stock and
Exchange Bldg
Consolidated New York Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.)
John Crockett secretary, 8 San Francisco Stock
and Exchange Bldg
Consolidated Pacific Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) F.
E. Lnty secretary, 330 Pine, room 5
Consolidated Soap Co., Linsley ^V: Co. managers, W s
Wisconsin, bet Napa and Sierra
Consolidated Wj-omlng Gold Mining Co. (Nevada
Co., Cal.) J. M. Bufflngton Secretary, 309 Califor-
nia, room 3-4
Consonno Paul, capitalist, r. 821 Greenwich
Constant Arson, cook, r. 323 Fourth
Constant Manuel (Manuel Constant & Co.) r. 424
Davis
Constant Manuel & Co. (Manuel Constant) produce,
424 Davis
Constante Melano, r. 60.i Broadway
Constantine Cosms, r. 1321 Sansome
Constnntine James, peddler, r. 6 Clara Lane
Constantine Jean, dishwasher Nevada Restaurant, r.
112 Trenton
Constantine John, cook, r. 18 Mason
Constantine John, restaurant keeper, t.20 SherwoodPl
Constantine Lawrence, waiter, r. 22 Geary
Constantine Nicholas, cook, r. 4 Union
Consul Ai-gentine Republic, Joseph F. Scblei-
den, 324 WashlnL'ton
Consul AustrO'Hungarian Empire, R. Hoch-
kofler, 203 Front
Consul Belgium.. Wilfrid B. Chapman, 123 Cali-
fornia
Consul Bolivia, Francisco Herrera, 218 Califor-
nia
Consul Brazil, D. L. Randolph vice-consul, 12
Montaomcry
Consul CUili, Henry Barroilhet. .524 Montgomery
Consul China, Liang Ting-tsan consul-general,
Fiederick A.Bee consul, Cheng Ping vice-con-
sul King Owynug secretary. 917 Clay
Consul Costa Rica, Richard Villafranca, 123 Cali-
fornia
Consul Denmark, John Simpson, 11 Market
Consul Ecuador, Francisco Herrera, 218 Cali-
lornia
Consul Prance, Edmond Carrey, G06 Montgomery,
rooms 6-8
Consul German Empire, Adolph Rosenthal,
Oswald Lohan vice-consul, 318 Sacramento
Consul Great Britain, Charles Mason vice-con-
sul, 506 Battery
Consul Greece, H. N Cook. 32)4 Fremont
Consul Guatemala, J. Mariano Roma, 123 Cali-
fornia
Consul Ha-waiian Islands, D. A. McEinley
consul-general, 302 California
Consul Honduras, John T. Wright, 640 Market
Consul ItAly, Francisco Lamberteugbi, 506 Bat-
tery
Consul Japan, Saburo Fujii, 107-109 Phelan
Bldg
Consul Mexico, Alexander K. Coney consul-gen.
eral, 531 California
Consul Netherlands, James De Fremery, 410
Battery
Consul Nicaragua. Francisco Herrera, 218 Cali-
fornia
Consul Paraguay, P. J. Van Loben Sels, 630
California
Consul Peru, George L. Duval. 430 California
Consul Portugal, Henry Laidley vice-consul, 313
Mon tgomery
Consul Republic of Colombia, 506 Buttery,
room 5
Consul Russia, A. E. Olarovsky, consul-general.
N. Parfenof acting secretary, 411 J^ California,
rooms 3-4: Gustave Niebaum vice consul, 310
Sansome
Consul Salvador, J. Mariano Roma, 123 Call-
fornia
Consul Spain, Camilo Martin, 411)^ California,
room 1
Consul S^veden and Norway. Henry Lund, 214
California
Consul S^vitzerland, Antoine Borel, 311 Mont-
gomery
Consul Turkey, George W. Gibbs, 33-39 Fremont
Consul United States of Venezuela, Fran-
cisco Herrera. 218 California
Consul Uruguay, George L. Duval, 430 California
Contarde Victor, fish. 23-24 Grand Western Market, r.
608 Greenwich
Conte Giovanni, statuary maker, r. 625 Vallejo, rear
Content Frank J., barber Louis M. Kastens, r. 407
O'Farrell
Contention Consolidated Mining Co. (Tombstone, A.
T.) D. C. Bates secretary, 79 Nevada Block
Conterano O. C, laborer W. W. Montague & Co., r.
Oakland
Continental Insurance Co. (of New York) Hagan &
Rothchikl agents, 322 Calfornia
Continental Lodgings, Joseph Reed proptr, 521 Pacific
Contra Costa Laundry Association (George H. Hal-
lett, Pliny Bartlett and P. E. Dalton), office 56
Sacramento
Contra Costa Water Co., William H. Mead
secretary, 728 Montgomery
Contractor The (weekly), Peet Bros, publishers
and proprietors, 411 M California, room 7
Contreras John C, shipping clerk Freud & Sons, r,
1119 Kearny
Contreras Pedro, bootblack Jacob Heinz Jr., r. 323
Montgomery Av
Convent of the Holy Name of Jesus and Mary, Sister
Mary Eugene superior, 210 Tenth
Convention The, Frederick W. Stepp proprietor,
NW cor O'Farrell and Grant Av
Convery John W., conductor N. B. and M. BR-, r.2653
Folsom
Convery Patrick, teamster, r. 608 Jones, rear
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
Hotels and Steamboats completely furnished with
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY.
Special Prices Given.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
STMartetSt.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
Al6o the finest grades of Clirete, Hocks. \ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
Burgundies. Sanfernes. Ports and Sherries ) 530 WASHIMOTOM STBEZT.
CON
349
COO
Convey Edward, butcher, 1826 Hyde
Conwav Agr.es Miss, saleslady Wichman Bros., r. 70
Shipley
Conway Andrew J., porter Jones & Qo., r. 515 Sacra-
mento
Conway Annie, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory.
r. 33 Gleu Park Av
Conway Archibald Jr., clerk, r. 617 Mission
Conway Bernard, longshoreman, r. 129 Folsom
Conway Bernard, liquor saloon, 997 Market, r. 1205
McAllister
Conway Bernard, plasterer, r. 448 Sixth
Conway David G., clerk, r. 35 Grand Av
Conway Ellen M. Mrs. janitress Spring Valley School,
r. 5 Gilbert
Conway Edward F., compositor Alta, r. 13 Hopeton
Terrace
Conway Emma, shoefitter Kutz & Murr, r. 5 Gilbert
Conway Frederick R.. sbipsmith. r. 12 Lynch
Conway George F.. clerk Post OflBce. r. E s Eighth Av
bet Point Lobes Av and Clement
Conway Hannah, widow, r. 21 Gilbert
Conway James, r. E s Eighth Av, bet Point Lobos Av
and Clement
Conway James, agent, r. 510 Stockton
Conway James, liquor saloon, 200 Fourth, r. 139
Fourth
Conway James F., sawyer Cal. Cigar Box Co., r. 32J^
Langton
Conway James H., farmer, r. Azores, bet Penobscot
and Osage
Conway James M.. engineer, r. E s Eighth Av.bet
Point Lobos Av and Clement
Conway J. H.. conductor Cal. St. KR., r. 1619 Polk
Conway John, boilermaker, r. NE cor Sierra and Ten-
Conway John, carpenter, r. 1727 Market
Conway John, painter William G. Koch, r. 70 Shipley
Conway Jonn F., clerk, r. 32!^ Langton
Conway John F., ratlanworker r. 121 Shipley
Conway John H., deputy II. S. Internal Revenue, r.
723 Gough
Conway Joseph, clerk Turner, Kennedy & Shaw, r.
324 Austin
Conway Joseph, collarmaker, r.931}^ Mission
Conway Major (McPherson & Conway) r. 205 Turk
Conway Mamie Miss, stenographer The History Co.,
r. Eighth Av, bet Point Lobos Av and Clement
Conway Martin D.. laborer, r. E s Louisiana, bet
Sierra and Shasta, rear
Conway Mary, widow, r. W 8 Sweeny, nr Merrill,
U. M. T.
Conway Mary, widow, r. 32 M Langton
Conway Mary, widow, r. 1405 Guerrero
Conway Mary T.. seamstress, r. 1128 Pacific
Conway Mary M. Miss, housekeeper 23 Kearny
Conway Michael, janitor Italian Hospital, r. W s Noe,
bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Conway Michael, laborer, r. 211 Twenty third
Conway Michael, machinist, r. 134 Fourth
Conway Michael G., harnepsmaker, 931 J^ Mission
Conway Michael J., harnessmaker Michael G. Con-
way, r. 9:il }^ Mission
Conway Morris, marble sawyer Ruffiuo k Bianchi, r.
324 Austin
Conway Owen, laborer, r. 624 NlT>th
Conway Owen, porter I. S. Van Winkle
Conway Patrick, engineer stmr San Joaquin No. 4
Conway Patrick, marbleworker. r. 3!« Kate
Conway Patrick, seaman, r. 1211 Folsom
Conway Patrick, wood and coal, 133 Second, r. 139
Minna
Conway Peter H., miller J. A. Folger & Co
Guerrero
Conway Richard, shoemaker, r. 34 Ritch
Conway T.. musician, r. 648 Minna
Conway Thomas, baker Cal. Cracker Co.
Conway Thomas, fireman tug Monarch,
1411
r. 41 Vallejo
66 Minna
FRATINGER"& CO.
READY-MADE SUITS
FOR
LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN.
105 KEARNY STREET.
JOHN HAMMOND
REFLECTORS,
FOE SHOW WINDOWS AND STORES,
MADE AND REPAIRED.
W. E. LANE,
Plumber
505 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Conway Thoiuas, hackman. Plaza, r. 121 Shipley
Conwuy Thomas, policeman, r. 21 Gilbert
Conway Thomas, teamster, r. .■>2r>}4 Natoma
Conway Thomas, wool sorter, r. N s Azores, bet Pen-
obscot and Osaue
Conway Timothy, fireman stmr Santa Rosa
Conway Timothy F., sawyer Hobbs, Wall & Co., r.
324 Austin
Conway William, laborer, r. 218 Minna
Conwell Charles, teams-ter. r. 22 Ash Av
Conwell Charles C, dentist Thomas Morffew, 8 Mont-
gomery
Conwell Thomas, carpenter, r. 108 Townsend
Conyers James, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
316 Beale
Coogan Alice Miss, dressmaker, r. 308 Green
Coogan Isabella Miss, dressmaker, r. 308 Green
Coogan Jennie, jauitress Stanford Free Kindergarten
No. 1, r. 19H6 Mason
Coogan John, miner, r. 106 Minna
Coogan Margaret Mrs., widow, r. 308 Green
Coogan Maiy Miss, dressmaker, r. 2105 Powell
Coogan Mary, domestic 593 Ellis
Coogan Mary, widow, r. 1326 M Natoma
Coogan Michael, laborer, r. NW cor A and Eighth Avs
Coogan Patrick, flagman freight depot S. P. Co.. r.
429 Si«th
Coogan T. C, attorney at law, 310 Pine, room 36,
and attorney Board State Harbor Commissioners,
r. Oakland
Coogan Thomas J , engineer, r. 316 M Green
Coogan William H., engineer, r. 1906 Mason
K^ Coogan. See Cogan.
Cooger John, peddler, r. W s Lundy Lane, nr Esmer-
alda
Coogle Walter J., printer, r. 28 Pleasant
Cook Aaron (National Vinegar Works) r. 220 Third
Cook Agnes, ironer U. S. Laundry
Cook Albert O. Mrs., r. 606 Guerrero
Cook Alexander J., traveling salesman W. Davis, r.
Oakland
Cook Alexander S. (Mclntyre & Cook) r. 908 Valencia
Cook Alfred H. (Sands & Cook) r. 239 J4 Ritch
Cook Algernon M.. lumber surveyor, r. 2110 Howard
Cook Alicia, widow, r. SE cor Sixteenth and Hoflf Av
Cook Alphonse M. Mrs., widow, r. 1110 Niueteenth
Cook Amelia Miss, dressmaker, 21)8 O'Farrell
Cook Andrew T., longshoreman, r. 1525 Howard
Cook Annie Mrs., wines and liquors, 400 Third
Cook A. O. <& Son (Fred. R. Cook and estate of
Albert O. Cook) leather belting and hose, 415
Market
Cook Archer S., physician and surgeon, office
and r. 2J4 Post
Cook Archibald, blacksmith, r.458 Bryant
Cook A. S.. professor University of California, r.
1001 Pine
Cook August, cooper Arpad Haraszthy & Co., r. 1217J4
Kearny
Cook .Augustus C, compositor Alta, r. 6)$ Harriet
Cook A. W. Mrs., r. 182 Perry
Cook Bertha, widow, r. 621 Ellis
Cook B. J., pianotuner. r. 1003 Bryant
Cook C. A. Mrs., physician, 224 Post
Cook Caroline Mrs., r. 208 O'Farrell
Cook Carroll, attorney at law, 67-68 Nevada
Block, r. 122 Lake, Oakland
Cook Channing H.. medical student, r. SE cor Six-
teenth and Hofif Av
Cook Charles, r. 359 Minna
Cook Charles, expressman, r. 2820 Mission
Cook Charles, plumber, r. 512 Second
Cook Charles, stableman, r. 1533 Polk, rear
Cook Charles, teamster, r. 644 Twenty-third
Cook Charles E., pianopolisber The J. Dewing Co.,r.
526 Golden Gate Av
Cook Charles E., secretary Baldwin Theater, r. 182
Perry
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Slannfactnrer of every deserlptlon of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to 50 Besle Street, Sau Francisco.
Truman, Isham <& Hooker. ^^^VafriS'^'elSStiaf^Vir
ents fbr
esses.
COO
350
COO
W. W. lyiontague & Co.
PUIXEPS,
Suction and Force.
FOR HAND, WI.\I>-?III.I^ AXD POWER,
AL,L. SIZKS.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MABKET STREET
Cook Charles F., manager Union Mutual Life In-
surame Co,, 331 Pine, r. 281li Bush
Cook Charles J., conductor, r. 1101 Sutter
Cook Charles M., painter, r. 120 Seventh
Cook Charles T., inspector Custom House, r. 621 Bush
Cook Charles W., clerk Southern Cal. Insurance Co.,
r. Oakland
Cook Charles W., salesman, r. 532 Pine
Cook Christian D., master mariner, r. 421 J4 Twenty-
second
Cook Clarissa B., widow, artistic hair work, 637 Kearny
Cook C. W., widow, r. 1101 Suitor
Cook D., groceries and liquors, SE cor Octavia and
Grove
Cook E., usher Tivoli Opera Hou^e, r. 1312 Mason
Cook E., waiter stmr Geo. W. Elder
Oook Edmund L., liquor saloon, 221 Ellis, r. 501
Broderick
Cook Edward A., butcher, r. 925 Eighteenth
Cook E'lward E.. r. NE cor Lott and McAllister
Cook Elbrldge G., r. 2120 Howard
Cook Elias, merchant, r. 8"9 Filbert
Cook Elizabeth Mrs., varieties, 707 Hyde
Cook Emanuel, restaurant. 1601 Geary
Cook Ernest (Griswold & Cook) r. cor Aztec and
Coso Av, B. H.
Cook Ernest, tanner James R. Russell, r. 1530 Dolores
Cook Eugene N., seaman strar Resolute
Cook F., musician, r. 713 California
Cook F. A., with V. H. Navy, r. 1001 Pine
Cook Fannie E., r. 865 Mission
Cook Fayette, mason, r. Ill Silver
Cook Fayette Jr., clerk, r. Ill Silver
Cook F". C, physician and surgeon, office and r.
106 Eddy
Cook Fiulay, student, r. 458 Bryant
Cook Frank H., waier, r. 245 Minna
Cook Frederick H , clerk A. l.usk & Co., r. 529 Bryant
C'KDk Frederick B. (A. O. Cook & Son) r. 606 Guerrero
Cook Frederick T. H.. well sinker, r. SE cor Beach
and Broderick
Cook Frederick W., actor, r. 607 Pine
C'lok George, r. 424 Sansome
Cook George, clerk, r. 216 Montgomery Av
Cook George, first officer stmr Resolute
Cook George, teamster, r. fi.'i4 Bryant
Cook George B., clerk Neville & Co., r. 216 Montgom-
ery Av
Cook George B., collector, r. 8.i0 Market
Cook George E. (D. R. Billings & Co.) r. 614 Broad-
way
Cook George G., engineer, r. 136 Clara
Cook George H., painter, r. 818 Church
Cook Geortje M., teamster, r. 322 Fifth
Cook George S., braspanieher, r. 114 Fourth
Cook George W., blacksmith, r. 815 Stockton
Cook George W., chemist J. A. Folger & Co., r. Oak-
land
Cook George W. Jr., bookkeeper Hadley & Doud, r.
Oakland
Cook George W. P., attorney at law, 330 Pine, room 46,
r. 2l8Haigbt
Cook Hannah, widow, r. 1137 Ellis
Cook Herbert H., clerk B. M. Atchinson & Co., r. East
Oakland
Cook Henry A., r. 182 Perry
Cook Herman, jeweler, r. 113 Trenton
Cook Hiram B., deputy City and County Auditor, r. 9
Wettnore PI
Cook H. N., leather belting and hose, and Consul
Greece, 32)4 Fremont, r. 809 Hyde
Cook Ida Miss, saleslady, r. SE cor Octavia and
G ro ve
Cook Ira, packer subsistence dept. U. S. A., r. 213
Shotwell
Cook Irving B., commission agent, 56 Steuart, r. 913
McAllister
Cook Isaac, vegetables, 2441 Post
Cook Jacob, boilermaktr, r. 334 Beale
Cook James (Purdy k Cook) r. 434 Minna
Cook James, cutter Joseph Figel, r. 321 O'Farrell
Cook James, laborer, r. li)5 Clinton
Cook James A., laundryman U. S. Laundry, r. 529
Valencia
Cook Jaiues i)., salesman John F. Myers & Co., r. 468
Bryant
Cook James G.. r. 110 Eddy
Cook Jane, widow, r. 4 Card Alley
Cook J. L., mining, r. 424 Jessie
Cook John, actor, r. 607 Pine
Cook John, bag sewer Anderson J: Co., r. 447 Broad-
way
Cook John, barber, 131 Montgomery, r. 805 Mason
Cook John, bookkeeper Moore, Ferguson & Co., r.
733 Bush
Cook John, carpenter and builder, 515 Pine, r. 323
Kearny
Cook John, cook J. A. Giiistl, r. 680 Harrison
Cook John, gardener, 929 Pine
Cook John, machinist John Hammond, r. 513 H
Fourth
Cook John, machinist, r. S24 Folson
Cook John, messman sttnr Willamette
Cook John, painter, r. 536 Mission
Cook John, steward, r. 821 }4 Montgomery
Cook John, stoker Engine No. 7. r. NW cor Sixteenth
and .\lbion .Av
Cook John A. (L. Dlnkelspiel & Co.) r. New York
Cook John D. B., furnished rooms, 419 Stockton
Cook John H., machinist, r. 707 Hyde
Cook John J., druggist and apothecary, 603 Mont-
gomery, r. 1722 Bush
Cook John T., longshoreman, r. 268 Stevenson
Cook John V., carpenter Clay St. RB., r. 526 Kearny
Cook Joseph B., clerk, r. 765 Harrison
Cook Kate, widow, r. 614}^ Natoma
Cook Leon H., entry clerk Rosenbaum & Co., r. 1137
Ellis
Cook Lester S., teamster Byron Jackson, r. 524 Sixth
Cook Louise Miss, saleslady I. Daus, r. 4.39 Grove
Cook Martin, painter, r. 518 Missicm
Cook Michael, porter, r. 432 Fulton
Cook Michael S., contractor, r. 3110 Geary
Cook M. M. Mrs., widow, r. 1517 Taylor
Cook M. M. Mr8..r. 119 Jones
Cook Morton L., salesman Davis Bros., r. 613 Geary
Cook Nathan I., bookkeeper Buthin, Dallemand & Co.,
r. 1137 Ellis
Cook Nell, blacksmith P. M. S S. Co.
Cook Oliver, fireman Commercial Steam Power
Works, r. Oakland
Cook OUie Miss, dressmaker, r. 32 Fourth
Cook Pardon A., machinist, r. 2212 Sutter
Cook Patrick. longshoreman, r. 17 Zoe, rear
Cook Philip H., steward, r. 2 Railway Av
Cook Robert, porter, r. 1513 Polk
Cook Ronald, foreman carpenter P. M. S
458 Bryant
Cook Samuel, lumber dealer, r. 200 Turk
Cook Seth, capitalist, 29 Nevada Block,
Hotel
Cook Sidney P., bookkeeper H. N. Cook, r
lor
Cook Sylvan L., salesman Ackerman Bros., r. Oak-
land
Cook Theodore T., bookkeeper, r. 2615 Clay
Cook Thomas, r. 32 )j Ellis
Cook Thomas A., clerk Pac. Insurance Union, r. Oak-
land
Cook Thomas J., carpenter Cal. Wire Works,
Chestnut
Cook U. E. Mrs
Cook Walter H.
Co., r. 1119 Sutter
Cook Wilkinson Q.. agent, r. 523 Kearny
Cook William Mrs., widow, r. 629 Stevenson
Co.
r. Palace
1517 Tay-
327
widow, r. 2.510 Jj Mission
clerk freight auditor's office S. P.
THE LATEST STYLES,
THE FINEST GOODS,
THE BEST WORK at
"THE HASTINGS,"
I^ICK HOUSE RL.OCK.
THE LION Fire Ins. Cd. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, $4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WL. SESTOIT, Asst, Manager.
HICKS & JUDO, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
COO
351
COO
Cook William, master mariner, r. 1015 Clay
Cook William, teamster, r. 30 Clay
Cook William A., expressman, r. Collins, nr Geary
Cook William Hoft, attorney at law, 67-68 Neva-
da Block, r. SE cor Sixteenth and Hoflf Av
Cook William J., teamster, r. 871 Market
Cook William L., clerk, r. 1220 Twenty-second
Cook William L., laborer, r. ?43 Clementina
Co«k William N., carpenter, r. SE cor Twenty-third
and Alabama
Cooke Annie, widow, r. 1813 Hyde
Cooke Bernard, carpenter, r. 1023 Columbia
Cooke Carmen, widow, r. 707 Post
Cooke Charles A., physician, 707 Post
Cooke Daniel J., boilermaker, r. 418 First
Cooke Edwin, nurse City and County Hospital
Cooke Frank, bookbinder, r. 16 Metcalf PI
Cooke Frank W., compositor Alta, r. 1041 Howard
Cooke George B. Mrs., r. 933 Sutter
Cooke George J., cigarmaker. r. 819 Vallejo
Cooke Grant F., solicitor, Cal. Electric Light Co., r. 7
Montgomery Av
Cooke H., machinist Atlas Iron Works, r. 824 Folsom
Cooke Hannah Miss, teacher Pacific Heiihts School,
r. 12:i5 Hyde
Cooke Henry W., r. 227 O'Farrell
Cooke S. Clarke Mrs., r. 320 Mason
Cooke Walter B., journali-t, r. 10 Metcalf PI
Cooke W. H. Rice, capitalist, r. 1001 Pine
H^ Cooke. See Cook and Koch
Cookingham George V., carpenter, r. 1218 Jackson
Cooks' and Waiters' Association, 124 Geary
Cooks Brothers (Louis, William and Maxi fresco art-
ists and interior decorators, 108-110 Post
Cooks Louis (Cooks Bros.) r. Oakland
Cooks Max (Cooks Bros.) r. Cleveland, Ohio
Cooks William (Cooks Bros.) r. Cleveland, Ohio
Cookson D. Frank, chief engineer stmr City of Chester,
r. 1919 Jessie
Cooksou Harry H., ship carpenter, r. 10\i Willows Av
Cookson Herbert H., clerk Price's Assay Oflace, r. 612
Mason
Cool William P., dentist, 22 Kearny
•^ Cool. See Kuhle
Cooley Alfred £., clerk KobertW. Burtls, r. 114 San
3o%€ Av
Cooley Earl K., mnfr tule insoles. Twenty-fourth nr
Hampshire
Cooley L. E. Mrs., groceries, SW cor San Jose At and
Elizabeth
Cooley Michael, plasterer, r. 3 Morris Av
Coolay Rushford M., lireman, r. 518 Mission
Cooley Walter W., night inspector Custom House, r.
1018 Greenwich
Coolidge G. W., foreman S. H. Tyler & Son, r. Oakland
Coolidge Henry C, varieties, 55 Fifth, r. 109 Fifth
Coolidge Joseph A., ship broker, 10 California, room
1, r. 210 Powell
Coolidge Wlllism. r. 210 Powell
Cooling George W., blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
SW cor Solano and Tennessee
Coombs A. Leslie, stenographer, 224 Sansome, r. 502
Powell
Coombs Ancel B., shipping clerk Kohler & Chase, r
1324 Eddy
Coombs Albert B., oiler, r. 59 Minna
Coombs Charles C, miller, r. 59 Minna
Coombs George F., clerk Bohemian Club, r. 721 Cali-
fornia
Coombs John H., r. 32 Sixth
Coombs John H. Jr., clerk, r. 32 Sixth
Coombs Stephen D., steward, r. 663 Howard
Coon Benjamin R., saloon keeper, r. 234 Bush
Coon Charles D., bookkeeper, r. 927 Howard
Coon Charles L., cigarmaker, r. 717 Howard
Coon Charles M. (I. H. Morse & Co.) r. 2304 California
Coon Charles W., bill clerk Baker k Hamilton, r. 927
Howard
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-El,ECTRIC
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Giyei.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SEWER PIPE. SEWER mPS.
Sewers Laid Properly.
Sewers Repaired.
W . E . LANE,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Coou Frank, real estate, r. 122 Langton
Coon Frederick H., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r.
614 Folsom
Coon George A., clerk, r. 732 Geary
Coon Harry I., secretary Pac. Fruit Co., 316-818
Washington, r. 614 Folsom
Coon Ida, widow, r. 607 Pine
Coou Major David, proptr Wadsworth House, 234 Bush
Coon Matthew F., wood engraver, 405 Sansome, r.
Berkeley
Coon Rose, widow, r. 205 Leavenworth
Coon William, mining, r. 110 Turk
Coon & Co. (Troy, N. Y.) mnfrs collars, C. A. Culver
manager, 518 Market
f^" Coon. See Koon, Kuehn and Kubn
Cooney Anne Miss, notions, 291 Uuion
Cooney Paniel, laborer, r. NW cor Castro and Four-
teenth
Cooney Edmond, laborer, r. 7 Wood
Cooney Ellen Miss, r. 3363^ Vallejo
Cooney Ellen C Miss, teacher Irving Primary School,
r. 291 Union
Cooney H. Mrs., widow, r. 291 Union
Coouey J., 1122 Larktn
Cooney James, conductor Geary St. RR., r. 1618
Buchanan
Cooney James, driver William M. McCafferty, r. 2428
Mission
Cooney James, laborer, r. 2927 Mission, rear
Cooney James J., clerk Michael Cooney, r. 422 Fell
Cooney James P., painter, r. W b Castro, bet Ridley
and Fourteenth
Cooney John brewer, r. 1236 Folsom
Cooney John, laborer, r. 500 Mission
Cooney John, merchant, r. 1622 Turk
Cooney John, painter, 113 Fourth, r. 518 Deyisadero
Cooney John C, law student Michael Cooney, r. 422
Fell
Cooney John Jf., r. N s Twenty-fourth, bet Folsom
and Shotwell
Cooney John P. , weigher, r. 1204 Treat Av
Cooney Joseph T., assayer, r. 1622 Turk
Cooney Maggie, domestic 1123 California
Cooney Margaret, r. 1124 York
Cooney Mary Mrs. dressmaker, r. N s Twenty-fourth,
bet Folsom and Shotwell
Cooney MicUael, attorney, at law, 405 Kearny, r.
422 Fell
Cooney Michael, groceries and liquors, 626 Stevenson
Cooney Michael, laborer John Brnnnan, r. 21 Everett
Cooney Patrick, laborer, r. 26 Welsh
Cooney Patrick, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 21
Everett
Cooney Patrick, laborer, r. 1706 Sacramento
Cooney T., helper Cal. Horse Shoe Co.
Cooney Thomas, laborer, r. 422 Valencia
Cooney Thomas, woolsorter Catton, Bell & Co., r.
1219 Florida
Cooney Thomas B., driver, r. 1415 Baker
Cooney Thomas J., shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 943 Capp
Cooney William, painter, r. 291 Union
Coonev William, shipping clerk Keane Bros., r. 122
Fell
t^" Cocney. See Coney
Coonley Charles, bathman Knoechel & Brand, r. 1017
CUy
Coonley Holland C, carpenter, r. 1017 Clay
Coons George, carpenter, r. 48 Thirteenth
Coons John, clerk James Morris, r. 124 Langton
Coop Charles, baker Nicholas Prost, r. 336 Third
Coop Jennie Miss, bookkeeper San Francisco Planing
Mill, r. 2410 Harrison
Coop John, proprietor San FrancJico Planing
Mill, 524-528 Fifth, r. 2410 Harrison
Cooper Abraham, tailor, 622 Clay, r. 3 Hopeton Terrace
Cooper .Almond F., agent JBtna Mineral Water Co.
757 M Howard, r. 1729 Sutter
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
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PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. DAVIS, City Agent,
429 California Street,
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Cooper Arthur W., watertender stmr Granada
Cooper Charles, clerks. F. News Co., r. 3 Hopeton
Terrace
Cooper Charles, laborer CuRton House, r. 21 M Perry
Cooper Charles E., bookkeeper, r. 1714 Pacific Av
Cooper Charles O., salesman Orr & Cooper, r. 564
Minna
Cooper Chauncpy F., printer, r. 2926 Clay
Cooper David F. (Bumm & Cooper) r. 327J4 Golden
Gate Av
Cooper Eben B., bookkeeper, r. 1721 Laguna
Cooper Elwood, president State Board of Horticul-
ture, 40 California, r. Santa Barbara
Cooper E. M. , general superlnteudentWells, Fargo
A; Co., NE cor Sansome and Halleck, r. Oakland
Cooper Erwin M., stenographer A. Schilling & Co., r.
2100 Sutter
Cooper Ezekiel, janitor, 318 California, r. 1229 Pacific
Cooper Francis H., r. 8 Willows Av
Cooper Frank J., clerk freight auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. Berkeley
Cooper Frederic T. (Stauf & Cooper) r. 1810 Lyon
Cooper Frederick, bartender, r. 143 Third
Cooper Frederick A., carpenter, r. 480 O'Farrell
Cooper Frederick K., waiter r. 514 Howard
Cooper George D. (W. & J. Sloane & Co.) r. 830 Post
Cooper Henry, bricklayer, and extraman Engine No.
1, r. 902 Montgomery
Cooper Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 28]93<J Mission
Cooper James, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 30
Stanly PI
Cooper James, laborer, r. 445 Clementina
Cooper James, mercliaut, r. .')fi4 Minna
Cooper Jamts. molder, r. 13 Freelon. rear
Cooper James H., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 108 Second
Cooper James K. , books and stationery, 746
Market, r. 219 Powell
Cooper Jennie Miss, copyist, r. 640 Golden Gate Av
Cooper Jennie D. Mrs., vice-principal Columbia
Grammar School, r. 602 Capp
Cooper Jesse, solicitor, r. 307 Broadway
Cooper Jolin, merchant tailor, 24 New Montgom-
ery, r. 704 Sutter
Cooper John A., trackman Omnibus RR., r. 228 Bran-
nan
Cooper John B. H., farmer, r. 1926 Octavia
Cooper John B. B. Mrs. widow, r. 1928 Sacramento
Cooper John F., foreman printing dept John W.
Roberts & Co., r. Berkeley
Cooper John M., watchman, r. 636 Commercial
Cooper Joseph (Orr & Cooper) r. 564 Minna
Cooper Joseph, bookkeeper, r. 926 Dolores
Cooper Joseph, merchant tailor, r. 564 Minna
Cooper Joseph, stevedore, r. NW' cor Bay and Leaven-
worth
Cooper Louis, printer H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 528
Montgomery Av
Cooper LucindaW., dressmaker, r. 196 Stevenson
Cooper Martin, butcher, r. 911 Greenwich
Cooper Medical College, Dr. Levi C. Lane pres-
ident. Dr. Henry Gibbons Jr. dean of the faculty,
NE cor Webster and Sacramento
Co8per Michael, laborer, r. 26 Turk
Cooper Morris, tailor, 413 Powell
, Cooper Robert, laborer, r. 9 Vallejo
Cooper Samuel A., jockey, r. 225 Fourth
Cooper Samuel M., traveling salesman Martin Sachs
& Co.
Cooper Sarah Mrs., bakery, 2819^ Mission
Cooper Snrali B. Mrs., superintendent Golden
Gate Kindergartpn Association, r. 1902 Vallejo
, Cooper Solomon, t.tilor, r. 439 Natoma
Cooper Theodore B., janitor, r. 117 Natoma
Cooper Theresa M., saleslady, r. 564 Minna
^ Coopi r Thomas, blacksmith, r. Laurel, nr Sacramento
Cooper Thomas, carpenter S. M. Hills, r. 128 Park Av
Cooper Thomas, laborer, r. 6 St. Charles PI
I Cooper Thomas, waitt r, r. 424 Sansome
Cooper Thomas J., blacksmith T. Lowney, r. NE cor
Twenty-third and Alabama
Cooper William, bakery, 2549 Folsom
Cooper William, bartender Hencken & Brandt, r. 143
Third
Cooper William, butler, r. 217 Minna
Coopir William, carpenter, r. 330 O'Farrell
Cooper William A., clerk Post Office, r. 22 Geary
Cooper William R., patternmaker, r. State, nr DoAg-
lass
Cooper William W., assistant engineer stmr City of
New York
Coopers' Protective Union, rooms 818 Howard
Co-operative Flint Glass Co. The (Beaver
Falls) manufacturers glassware, A. I. Hall & Son,
neents, 528-530 Market
Co-operative Soap Co. , Howard H. Hogan manager,
office and salesroom 211-213 Sacramento
Coos Bay Oregon Coal Co., Willard V. Huntington
secretary, NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room
48
Coos Bay Packets, A. M. Simpson & Bro. agents,
48 Market
Coos Bay Stave and Lnnil>er Co., August
Gewer secretary, 323 Front, room 6
Cootey Edward, apprentice Tait & Hainque, r. 7
Pearl
Cootey H. F. Mrs., r. 911 Battery, rear
Cootey Patrick H., Mrs., r. 7 Pearl
Coover Charles S., miner, r. 640 Clay
Cope George W. (C. H. Maddox .t Co.) r. 826 Powell
Cope James H., cutter B. Getleson & Co., r. 1729 Mc-
Allister
Cope Oliver, millhand Golden Gate Flouring Mill,
r. cor Tenth Av and Clement
Cope Walter B., attorney at law, r. 826 Powell
Cope Warner W. (Cope & Boyd) and reporter decis-
ions Supreme Court of Cal., 121 Post, r. 826 Pow-
ell
Cope William M., student, r. cor Tenth Av and Clem-
ent
Cope & Boyd (Warner W. Cope and James T.
Boyd) attorneys at law, 324 Pine, rooms 10-12
Copeland Alexander, oiler stmr Newark, r. 150 Perry
Copeland David, hostler IT. 8. Marine Hospital
Coijelaud E. E.. r. 501 Post
Copeland George B., carpenter, r.419 Twenty-eighth
Copeland Henry M., bookkeeper Indianapolis Furni-
ture Co.. r. 423 Franklin
Copeland Hugh, student, r. 423 Franklin
Copeland Kate, widow, r. 423 Franklin
Copeland Kate, widow, bakery, r. 115 Twenty-fourth
Copeland Katie, shoe fitter Kutz & Murr, r. 115 Twen-
ty-fourth
Copeland Mary J., widow, r. 2724 Pine
Copeland William G. (Copeland & Banks) r. 2724
Pine
Copeland & Banks (William G. Copeland and William
O. Banks) architects, 126 Kearny, room 5
J^" Copeland. See Copland
Copeman George, fireman, r. 210 Montgomery Av
Copithorne Richard, stove mounter W. W. Montagne
& Co., r. 1527 Howard
Copland E. A. Mrs., dressmaker, 4^4 Ridley
Copland George, civil engineer Albert E. Bnckman,
T.iH Ridley
Copley Harvey, master mariner, r. 2006 Mason
Copley Kiernan L., laborer, r. 124 Eighth
Copley Richard L., attorney at law. r. 309 Elm Av
Copp frank P., salesman C. E. Whitney & Co., r. 10
Hollis
Copp John L., carpenter, r. 2726 Sutter
Copp Michael, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. N 8
Sierra, bet Tennessee and Kentucky
Coppage John W., buttonhole factory, 18 O'Farrell
Copper Frank, merchant, r. 1310 M Mission ■'^
Copper King Mining Co. (Cochise Co., A. T.) W. H.
H. Hart secretary, 230 Montijomery, rooms 23-24
XJC3-S.
Imported and Domestic Rugs in Immense variety.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? Marto St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
( Finer than the class of ChampogncB sent from) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
t France to this country, but without Brandy, j 530 WASHHTOTON STEEST.
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353
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Copper Queen Con. Mining Co. (Bisbee, A. T.) 0. Q.
Young afieut, 25 DaviH
CoppertUwaite John J., engineer tug Wizard, r. 1014
Union
Coppersmith Frederick, r. 39 Hill
Coppertini Oaetauo, r. 730 Vallejo
Coppln Alfred, bartender Leonard Haas, r. 1708 Fill-
more
Copplnger Mary, widow, r. 1309 Broadway
Coprivlza John, teamster, r. 1110 Montgomery
Copson Benjamin, mnfr brooms, 322 Davis, r. 1302
Stockton
Coqallle Mill and Tugr Co. (Coos Co., Oregon)
Charles F. Doe agent, S\V cor Spear and Howard
Coraman Jacob, waiter, r. 503 East
Coraman Vincent, bartender, r. 503 East
Corbaley Robert C, agent West Publishing Co., St.
Paul, Minn., r. 709 Hayes
Corbell George W., wharfinger Green St. Wharf, r.
1815 Broadway
Corbell Sara L. Miss, teacher Clement Grammar
School, r. 1815 Broadway
Corbell Susie E. Miss, teacher Peabody Primary
School, r. 1815 Broadway
flS- Corbell. See Korbell
Corbett , waiter, r. 217 Third
Corbett Alexander C, contractor, r. 2219 Scott
Corbett Bridget Mrs., r. 724 Brannan
Corbett Edward, hostler, r. 27 Stevenson Av
Corbett Edward, teamster, r. 18 Dore
Corbett Edward P., receiver Market St. RR., r. 1186
Haigbt
Corbett Edward W., insurance agent, r. 1 Fifth
Corbett E. J. Mrs., physician, 402 O'Farrell
Corbett Frank J. (P. J. Corbett & Son) and Deputy
Assessor, r. 518 Hayes
Corbett Harry E., milkman, r. 532 Grove
Corbett Hugh, real estate agent, r. 16 Willow Av
Corbett James J., collector Anglo-Nevada Assurance
Corporation, r. 216 Fillmore
Corbett John, r. 515 Castro
Corbett John, apprentice Thomas Day* Co. (limited)
r. 334 Shipley
Corbett John, boxmaker Cal. Cigar Box Co., r. 117 Ji
Perry
Corbett John, butcher, r. 40 Moss
Corbett John, clerk, r. 1014 Lombard
Corbett John, laborer, r. 334 Shipley
Corbett John, polisher George C. Shreve & Co., r.
57 Shipley
Corbett John C, law clerk, r. 4 Albion Av
Corbett John E.. switchman Market St. RR., r. 516
Castro
Corbett John G., bottler BUvin & Lewis, r. 255 Minna
Corbett John W., r. 513 J^ Hyde
Corbett Kate, domestic W s Pennsylvania Av, bet
Butte and Solano
Corbett Malachl, laborer, r. 27 Stevenson Av
Corbett Patrick, blacksmith Spring Valley W. W., r.
1125 H Broadway
Corbett Patrick J. (P. J. Corbett & Son) r. 618 Hayes
Corbett P. J. & Son (Patrick J. and Frank J.) proptrs
Hayes Valley Livery Stable, 618-520 Hayes
Corbett Richard, jeweler, r. 435 J« Stevenson
Corbett Samuel J., physician, 402 O'Farrell
Corbett Thomas (Corbett & Roche) r. 634 Hayes
Corbett Thomas, bookkeeper Edward P. White, r. 435
Larkin
Corbett Thomas, harneesmaker Charles H. Mead, r.
2411 California
Corbett Thomas Mrs., fancy goods, 435 Larkin
Corbett William, bookkeeper Edward P. White, r.
704 k Mission
Corbett William, marker U. S. Laundry
Corbett William, messenger Charles M. Plum, r. 2219
Scott
Corbett William, picture frames and moldings, 406
Ninth, r. 1065 Bryant
FRATINGER i CO.
CLOC, SUITS ul FDES.
105 KEARiVY STREET.
GAS STOVES,
GAS nXTUEES, GAS BUENEES.
Gas Heaters lor all purposes lor sale anil made lo order.
\A/_ E_ LAlsTE,
605 KEARNV STREET.
PLUMBER,
Established
Teleiihone 31.5.
Corbett William, receiver Market St. RR., r. Park
Road, nr Halght
Corbett William A., iron moulder, r. 4 Albion Av
Corbett William L., conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1025
Post
Corbett & Roche (Thomas Corbett and Simeon Roche)
liquor saloon. 23 Second
tff" Corbett. See Corbitt
Corbi 11 Michael, blacksmith 1. O. Glbeau, r. 3009
Mission
Corbin G. L. Mrs., r. 325 Geary
Corbin Thomas H., upholsterer, r. 909)4 Mission
Corbitt William (Corbitt & Macleay) r. San Mateo
Corbitt & Macleay (William Corbitt and Donald Mac-
leay) wholesale grocers and shipping merchants
(Portland, Or.) office 218 California, room 1
Corbly Edward, salesman George H. Fuller, r. 326
Ellis
Corbus Andrew T., bookkeeper, r. 1503 Jones
Corbus James C, salesman M. J. Flavin & Co., r. 1503
Jones
Corby Margaret A. Miss, r. 1721 Hyde
Corcoran C. H., conk, r. 311 Tehama
Corcoran Cornelius J., lineman Pac. Bell Telephone
Co., r. 4l6 Twenty-sixth
Corcoran Daniel, laborer, r. 251 Perry, rear
Corcoran Denuis, expressman Pacific Mail Dock, r.
403 Brannan
Corcoran Esther Mrs., actress, r. 621 Powell
Corcoran Frank, longshoreman, r. 1626 Dupont
Corcoran Frank, milkman, r. Mission Road, nr Five-
Mile House
Corcoran Honora, widow, r. 8M Adelaide PI
Corcoran James, bartender, r. 141 Fifth
Corcoran James, coachman, r. 2 Byington
Corcoran James, laborer, r. 18 Minna
Corcoran James, molder Pacific Iron Works, r. 44
Third
Corcoran Jeremiah, grlpman Market St. RR., r. 3114)^
Mission
Corcoran Jeremiah, laborer, r. 458 Natoma
Corcoran John, hostler Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 16
Lafayette PI
Corcoran John J., engineer, r. 22 M Shotwell
Corcoran Joseph, harnessmaker. r. 16 Lafayette PI
Corcoran Joseph A., butcher Peter Tautphaus, r. 316
First
Corcoran Joseph T., theatrical manager, r. 439 Eddy
Corcoran Martin, bartender, r. 816 Sansome
Corcoran Martin, Chief Wharfinger, office foot of Clay,
r. 428 Bryant
Corcoran Mary, widow, r. 1610 Hyde
Corcoran Mary E., widow r. 419 Twenty-sixth
Corcoran Michael, clerk, r. NE cor Diamond and Jer-
sey
Corcoran Michael, collector, r. NE cor Baker and
Geary
Corcoran Michael, insurance solicitor, r. 549 Bryant
Corcoran Minnie, widow, r. 231 Twenty-eighth
Corcoran M. L., coal passer gtmr San Jo86
Corcoran Owen, milkman, r. E 8 Mission Road, bet
Harrington and Norton ,
Corcoran Patrick, r. 231 Twenty-eighth
Corcoran Patrick, r. 12 Farren Av
Corcoran Patrick, laborer, r. 414 Clementina
Corcoran Patrick, machine hand Franklin A. Davis,
r. 1108 Bryant
Corcoran Patrick, watchman, r. 16 Lafayette PI
Corcoran Patrick J., laborer freight depot S. P. Co.,
r. 915 M Howard
Corcoran Richard, teamster, r. 915^ Howard
Corcoran Richard, teamster Lafayette Brewery
Corcoran Thomas, laborer, r. 21 Freelon
Corcoran Thoinas, laborer National Iron Works, r. 46
Tehama
Corcoran Thomas, milkman, r. cor Harrington and
Mission Road
Corcoran Thomas, shoemaker, r. 2800 Howard
JOHN HAMMOND
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CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
IMtannfactarer of every deMrriptlon ot
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to 50 Beale Street, Sau Fruuciscu.
Truman, Isham & Hooker.
421-427 Market St. A^rricnltnral Imple-
ments. IVasons, Isiteam Ensine*.
COK
354
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTERS OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
309, 3]1, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STEEET
Corcoran Thomas H., clerk P. A. F. Schmalz, r. 137
Hayes
Corcoran Thomas W-, r. 428 Bryant
Corcoran William, laborer, r. 2 Grant PI
Corcoran William D., coffee roaster McCarthy Bros. &
Co., r. 1236 Green
Corcoran William H., butcher, 615 Bryant, r. 642 Bry-
ant
Corcoran William R., nlghtwatchman, r. 428 Bryant
B^" Corcoran. See Cochran and Cochrane
Cord Annie, -widow, r. 19 Alta
t^' Cord. See Kord
Corda Joseph, milker John A. Roy, r. W s San Bruno
Road, nr Tenerifife
Cordan Antonio C, barber, 208 Drumm, r. Oakland
Cordano Andrew, bootblack John Demartinl, r. 22
Leidesdoifif
Cordano Antonio, bootblack, 108 Sutter, r. 1406 J4 Du-
pont
Cordano F. (Cereghino & Cordano) r. E s Mission, bet
Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Cordano John (John Demartiui & Co.) r. 303 Fourth
Cordano John, candymaker, r. 311 Union
Cordano John, clerk, r. 303 Fourth
Cordano Joseph, bootblack, r. 428 Union
Cordano Luigi, candymaker L. Saroni & Co., r. 311
Union
Cordano Michael, bootblack, r. 14 Union PI
Cordano Michael, bootblack, 646 Clay, r. Oakland
Cordano Stefano, bartender, r. 1121 Kearny
Corde Frank A., cashier M. Waterman & Co., r. 1423
Clay
Corde John, teamster, r. 406 Vallejo
Corde Leslie H., agent, r. 720'-^ Grove
Cordeiro Manuel M., barber, 325 Drumm
CORDELIA WINE CO.cw..
E. Sliillaber manager, growers and
dealers native -wines and brandies,
969 Mission
Corden Edwin, clerk, r. 525 Fourth
Corden Thomas J., varieties, 525 Foiirth
Corden Thomas J. Jr., with T. J. Corden, r. 525 Fourth
Corder Stephen E., wool dealer, r. 1109 McAllister
Cordes Albert F.. dairyman, r. 23 Erie
Cordes Brun, groceries and liquors, 8W cor Twenty-
third and Valencia, r. 1004 Valencia
Cordes Charles H., agent Crystal Vinegar Works, r. 62
Oak
Cordes Charles H. Jr., teamster Crystal Vinegar
Works, r. 122 M Oak
Cordes Claus H., with Kohler & Frohling, r. SW cor
Twenty-third and York
Cordes Ernest, soapmaker New England Soap Co., r.
NE cor Brannan and Eighth
Cordes Gustave, carpenter, r. 318 Day, rear
Cordes Herman, clerk L. Feldmann & Co.,r. Alameda
Cordes Herman, real estate agent, 321 Montgomery, r.
Oakland
Cordes Herman C, traveling salesman L. Feldmann
& Co., r. Oakland
Cordes Herman W., teamster, r. 52 Oak
Cordes Hermann Rev., pastor Salem Evangelical
Church, r. 737 Shotwell
Cordes Jacob, groceries and liquors, SE cor Twenty-
sixth and Valencia
Coides John, driver, r. SE cor Twenty-sixth and Va-
lencia
Cordes John, liquor saloon, 213 Pine, r. 2104 Folsom
Cordes John H., clerk John Wessell, r. SE cor Powell
and Union
Cordes Louisa Miss, teacher languages and embroid-
ery, r. SW cor Twenty-third and York
Cordes Martin P., machinist Murray Bros., r. 32 Na-
U&ton:a
Cordes William, bookkeeper Heckmann & Immel, r.
2104 Folsom
l»" Cordes. See Cords and Kordea
Cording Frederick A., painter, r. 813 Shotwell
Cordona Giovauui. laborer, r. 1316 Kearny
Cordova Antonio B., cig;irmaker, r. 1508 Mason
Cordova Auostine A., cigarmaker, r. 1508 Mason
Cordova Hilarie, widow, r. 1508 Miison
Cordrey Frederick M.. r. 1109 McAllister
Cordrey Harriet A., milliner, r. 1109 McAllister
Cords Robert, bookkeeper Sterling Furniture Co., r.
Fruit Vale
Cords William G., clerk The Lion Fire, Washington
Fire and Marine, Orient Insurance and Imperial
Fire Insurance Cos., r. Alameda
IKF" Cords. See Cordes
Cordy George H.. carriage mnfr, 450 Brannan, r. Oak-
land
Cordy John J., salesman Solomon Rogers, r. 1423
Mission
Cordy W. M., salesman Sanborn, Vail fc Co., r. 66
Thirteenth
Core John, longshoreman, r. 317 Tehama
Coret Emile G., porter Deuaveaux & Maison, r. 131
Morris Av
Corey Charles, with T. Corey, r. 811 Harrison
Corey John J., reporter, r. 3013 Clay
Corey John J., tinsmith, r. 811 Harrison
Corey Joseph L., clerk, r. 3013 Clay
Corey Thomas, plumber and tinsmith, 204 Pacific, r.
811 Harrison
1^" Corey. See Cory
Corilano Lewis, bootblack, 517 Kearny, r. 3 St.
Charles PI
Corinson Isaac, upholsterer, r. NE cor Greeo and
Buchanan
Corinson Jacob, fitter Buckingham & Hecht, r. NE
cor Green and Buchanan
Corinson John, engineer, r. 730 Green
Corinson Morris, peddler, r. NE cor Green and Bu-
chanan
Corinson Nathan, barber, 1829 Union
Corinson Simon, carpetlayer, r. NE cor Buchanan
and Green
Cork W. H. <& Co. (William H. Cork and William
A. Whaleyjdrugiists and apothecaries, 131 Larkin
Cork William H. (W. H. Cork & Co.) r. 131 Larkin
Corkery Dennis M., groceries and liquors, 540 Fulton
Corkery James (Corkery & Quill) r. 530 Tehama
Corkery John D., expressman, r. Ill Juniper
Corker.v Mary Miss, teacher Pacific Heights School,
r. 621 Eddy
Corkery Patrick, expressman, r. 2 Boyd
Corkery <fe ^uiil (James Corkery and Anthony
Quill) groceries and liquors, SW cor Fifth and
Howard and SE cor Twenty-sixth and Alabama
Corlet Josephine, dressmaker, r. 715 Broadway
Corlet P. A. Mrs., r. 843 Mission
Corlett Arthur, clerk, r. Ill Green
Corlett Arthur T., clerk John F. Regan, r. 21 Minna
1 Corlett E., carpenter, r. 134 Fourth
Corlett George W., mate btmr Bay City, r. 221 Green
Corlett Mary Mrs., janitress Lincoln Primary School,
r. 216 Linden Av
Corlette Harry M., clerk G. M. Josselyn & Co., r.
1037 Js Market
I Corley George A., r. 737 Harrison
Corley Margaret, r. 9 Laurel PI
1 Corley Thomas, molder Golden State and Miner*'
Iron Works, r. 9 Laurel PI
Corliss Charles W., law student A. E. Bolton, r. 109
Fifth
Corliss Edward M., machinist M. A. Graham, r. 627
O'Farrell
Corliss Mary J., widow, r. 611 Shotwell
1 Corly M. J., carpenter Union Iron Works, r. Handley
I House
\ Cormac T. E. K., attorney at law, 328 Mont-
1 gomery, room 8, r. Saucelito
Cormack , joiner, r. N s Nineteenth, bet Church
and Sanchez
MANN & BENEDICT,
SCCCESSORS TO
C. C. HASTINGS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND
l^ICK HOUSE BI<OCK.
ORIENT lis. Co. OF HABTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,551,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SEXTON, Asrt. Manager.
MICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
COR
355
COR
Cormack Charles F., r. 2508 Folsom
Cormack James, r. 423 Bush
Cormack Joseph, carpenter Robinson & Gillespie, r.
1718 Pine
Cormack William, clerk C. Curtin. r. 827 J^ Eddy
Cormack William D., saloon keeper, r. 170 Clementina
Corman Edward P., salesman Percy Beamish, r. 1501 ii
Fillmore
Cormick H., cook, r. 2o3U Clementina
Cornahrens Herman, r. 135 Sixth
Cornahrens Henry, clerk Siebe, Camps & Co., r. 135
Sixth
Cornart Louis, porter, and extraman Hose No. 2,
r. 1631 Geary
Cornelius .\lfred, engineer William Axford, r. E s
Noe, nr Jersey
Cornelius Ferdinand H., clerk, r. 636 Minna
Cornelius Frederick J., carpetlayer Parker Merrill, r.
401 Oak
Cornelius G. .\., gardener, r. 871 Market
Cornelius George W., laborer, r. 37 )i Louisa
Cornelius John F., joiner P. M. SB. Co., r. 338 Fre-
mont
Cornelius Louis, waiter, r. 37J^ Louisa
Cornelius Theodore, laborer Enterprise Brewery
Cornelius William, blacksmith, r. 36 Geary
Cornell A. H. Mrs., matron Boys' and Girls' Aid Soc,
r. cor Baker and Grove
Cornell Almanza A. (Andrews & Cornell) r. 417 Main
Cornell Ann, widow, r. 240 Clara
Cornell Anson F., chief clerk land dept S. P. Co., r.
2623 Howard
Cornell Charles, clerk Redington & Co., r. Oakland
Cornell Charles E., bookkeeper Fulton Iron Works, r.
East Oakland
Cornell Chauncey, clerk, r. Lake Honda
Cornell Emma Miss, seamstress, r. 593 Ellis
Cornell George H., gripman, r. cor Haight nr Stan-
yan
Cornell George W., painter, r. 319 Minna
Cornell J. A., carpenter Jason Springer & Co.
Cornell J. Richard, millhand Day, Huber & Craker,
r. 114 Minna
Cornell John R., painter, r. 714 Natoma
Cornell John W., paper carrier, r. 1318 Jackson
Cornell Maggie Mrs., widow, r. 1816 Laguna
Cornell Nancy, widow, r. 1220 Market
Cornell P. M., millhand A. J. McXicoll & Co., r. Oak-
land
Cornell Robert, teamster, r. 206 Moulton
Cornell S. D., waiter Palace Hotel
Cornell Stephen V., carpenter, r. 325^ Third
Cornell Thomas, laborer, r. 18 St. Rose's Av
Cornell William, r. 5 Otis PI
Cornell William, steward stmr Gold
Cornell William C, cashier .Harding's Collection
Office, r. 1736 Eddy
Cornell William C, weigher, r. 714}^ Devisadero
Cornell William J., clerk Meyerstein & Lowenberg,
r. 230 Sixth
as^ Cornell. See Connell
Corneps Fredrick, plumber, r. 427 Natoma
Corneps Herman, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r.
21 Ritch
Corneps Katrina, widow, r. 1517 3<i Mason
Cornfoot David, r. 2206 Fillmore
Cornfoot Henry, molder Mechanics' Foundry, r. 24
Federal
Cornils Gustave, cooper, r. 27 Ji Oak Grove Av, rear
Cornish Edward, tinsmith, r. 525 Greenwich
Cornish John W., cook stmr Mariposa, r. 345J4 Te-
hama
Cornish Thomas H., painter, r. 515 O'Farrell
Cornwall A., dentist, r. 711 Jones
Corn-Mrall Frank, oculist and aurlst, 120 Post,
rooms 4-5, r. 1020 Gearv
Corntvall Pierre B., president Black Diamond
Coal Mining Co., 4.50 Main, r. 609 Harrison
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERMO-EI.ECTRIC
RUSSIAN and TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SANITARY PLUMBING
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES WELL DONE.
Repairing' n Specialty.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
EsUblirtied 1860. Telephone 315.
Cornwall William, slioemakpr, r. 12 Sonora
Coruwell Don C, euiiiueer, r. 2028 Folsoiu
Coruwell George W., engineer, r. 2028 Folsom
Cornwell Milton H., butcher, r. 1302 Valencia
Coruwell Stephen G., books and stationery, 612 Mont-
gomery, r. 522 Turk
Cornwell Thomas, carpenter, r. 108 Townsend
Cornyn Delia, widow, r. li)07 Stevenson
Cornyn Frank W., painter, r. 1007 Stevenson
Cornyn James, proptr Manhattan House, 705-707
Front
Cornyn James T., clerk, r. 1607 Stevenson
Cornyn John, carriage painter, r. 3>4 Treat Av
Cornyn John, wire drawer Cal. Wire Works, r. 121
Bay
Cornyn Joseph H., carriage painter, r. 1607 Stevenson
Cornyn Mortimer, galvanizer, r. 1607 Stevenson
Corona Anton, porter Theodore C. Lampe, r. 99 Stev-
enson
Coroner City and County, Dr. James I. Stan-
ton, Dunbar Alley, rear Old City Hall
Corporation Yard, San Francisco Fire Depart-
ment, 50-52 Sacramento
Corporation Yard, San Francisco Street Depart-
ment, E s Berry, bet Fifth and Sixth
Corr Bridget Mrs., dressmaking, 503 )« Linden Av
Corr Charles J., blacksmith r. 27 Federal
Corr Frank, expressman, r. 1629 Post
Corr Frank C, blacksmith, r. 27 Federal
Corr Henry J., bookkeeper, r. 503 Vj Linden Av
Corr James, laborer, r. 526 Howard
Corr James J., blacksmith, r, 27 Federal
Corr Rosa, widow, r. 27 Federal
Corr William F., plumber, r. 303 Austin
Corrado Louis (Corrado & Tofanelli) r. 321 Broadway
Corrado Maria Mrs. (M. Cicchi. & Co.) r. 426 Broad-
way
Corrado <!k Tofanelli (Louis Corrado and Frank
Tofanelli) groceries, 321 Broadway
Corran W. H. L., publisher, 518 Clay, r. Tubbs
Hotel, East Oakland
Corrick John, seaman stmr Colims
Corridon John, shoemaker, r. 1718l< Stevenson
Corriea Francis M., cigars and tobacco, SE cor Mont-
gomery and Washington, r. 526 H Stevenson
Corriea John F. (\V. J. Murray & Co.) r. 922 M Jackson
Corrieri Antonio, plaster imagemaker, 1710 Mason,
rear
Corrieri Dionisio, plaster imagemaker, r. 1710 Mason,
rear
Corrieri Fernando, plaster imagemaker, r. 1710 Mason,
rear
Corrieri Giuseppe, plaster imagemaker, r. 1710 Mason,
rear
Corrigan Andrew, molder Columbia Foundry, r. 418 Ji
Seventh
Corrigan .\ndrew Mrs., bakery, 41854 Seventh
Corrigan Bernard, laborer, r. 15 Everett
Corrigan Catherine, widow, r. 1618 Jessie
Corrigan Eliza, widow, r. 2231 Pine
Corrigan Francis J., policeman, r. 1321K Kearny
Corrigan J. J., r. Lick House
Corrigan John, stonecutter, r. 26 Turk
Corrigan John, tailor, r. 304 Minna
Corrigan Kate, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Corrigan Michael, laborer, r. 217 Perry
Corrigan Patrick, quartermaster stmr Santa Ross, r.
1805 Mission
Corrigan Thomas P., clerk, r. 2231 Pine
Corrigan William C, engineer, r. NW cor Bryant and
Fourth
CORRIN'S GREAT HORSE LINIMENT,
Mrs. A. C. Joseph proprietor, office
63G Geary
Corrlvean Louis, hairdressing saloon and baths,
113-115 Geary
Corroon James, laborer, r. 9 Tehama
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE LARGEST BUSINESS
OF ANY AMERICAN COMPANY,
COK
356
COS
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Trimmings
a. Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Corroon Mary, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Corsrilia Stephen, Bhoefltter Earle & Co., r. 414
Greeu
Corson C. H. & Co.(Lodi, Cal.) office 124 California
Corson Ralph E., draftsman Wright & Sanders, r.
501 Post
Corsto Juanita, widow, r. 36 Madison Av
Cortage E. L., outside watch U. S. Mint. r. Oakland
Corte Louis, porter Wetmore Bros., r. 502 Washington
Cortelyou Cornelius, butcher, r. 826 Treat Av
Cortelyou Edwin, butcher, 4 Grand Central Market,
r. 826 Treat Av
Cortelyou Mark E., butcher, r. 826 Treat Av
Cortelyou Peter L. (Wilton & Cortelyou) r.230 Seven-
teenth
Cortese Frank, barber Deckelman & Lipman, r. 4
Pollard PI
Cortez Marie A. Miss, teacher Van Ness Seminary, r.
1222 Pine
Corti Paolo, farmer, r. 1508 Dupont
Corti Paul, sexton, r. 737 J^ Green
Corticelli Silk Co. (New York) Brown & Metzner
agents, 535 Market
Cortissoz Samuel H., merchant, r. 617 Eddy
Cortsen Henry, ropemaker S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
313 Vallejo
Cortsen Mary, widow, r. 313 Vallejo
Cortsen Mary Miss, packer, r. 313 Vallejo
Corwell Charles, finisher S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. la27 Filbert
Corwell C. O., teamster, r. 715 Natoma
Corwell James, finisher S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 1327 Filbert
Corwell Jane, widow, r. 1327 Filbert
Corwln Charles, draftsman, r. 48 South Park
Corwin G. B. (G. B. Corwin k Co.) r. 179 Sixteenth
Corwin G. B. & Co. (G. B. Corwin) cigars and tobacco,
925 Market
Corwin George W., bookkeeper, r. 2158 Mission
Corwin Samuel, fisherman, r. 2 Midway
Corwin William B., salesman Hiuz & Landt
Cory Ada L., hairdresser, r. 1413 Jackson
Cory Charles H., cooper Andrews & Cornell, r. 223
Harrison
Cory Frank H., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 729
California
Cory Isaac H., r. 826 Oak
Cory James F., compositor John Henderson, r. Ala-
meda
Cory John, teamster, r. NE cor Butte and Florida
Cory John, teamster, r. cor Potrero Avand Twentieth
Cory Lynus C, expressman, r. 1413 Jackson
Cory Perry, r. 215 Eleventh
Cory S. C. Mrs., teacher Protestant Orphan Asylum
Cory William, hostler, r. 361 Minna
Cory William J. Jr., olerk, r. 616 McAllister
K?" Cory. See Corey
Coryell John R., speculator, r. 813 Grove
Crosbie Frederick, molder William Axford, r. 2207
Mission
Crosbie Hugh S. C, harnessmaker, 2207 Mission
Cosbie William, saddler and harnessmaker, 516-518
Mission, r. 24 Silver
Cosgrave Andrew P., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons,
r. 157 Clara
Cosgrave James K., clerk New Hammam, r. 328 Geary
Cosgrave J. O. H., reporter Call, r. 328 Genry
Cosgrave William, tin roofer, r. 11^5 Welsh
Cosgrifl- Anna G. Mrs., millinery, 48 Third, r. 2411
Webster
Co.'^grlff Martin F. (Miller k CosgriBf) r. 1612 Franklin
Cosgrove Annie Mrs., r. 3113 Mission
Cosgrove Catherine, widow, r. 4 Jansen
Cosgrove Charles, bronzer Thomas Day & Co. (lim-
ited) r. 118 Bernard
Cosgrove Edward H., clerk general freight office S.
P. Co., r. 605 Geary
Cosgrove Ellen, widow, r. 005 Geary
Cosgrove Ellen, widow, groceries, 268 Clara
Cosgrove Felix, clerk, r. 615 Sansome
Cosgrove Frank, boilerniaker, r. 573 Howard
Cosgrove Frank, engineer Orf-gon Imp. Co. ,r.267 Clara
Cosgrove Frederick H., calker, r. E 8 Fulsom, bet
Precita Av and Army
Cosgrove James, carpenter, r. 233 Fell
Cosgrove James, dairyman r. North Point, bet Brod-
erick and Devisadero
Cosgrove James, miner, r. 622 Pine
Cosgrove James, liquor saloon, K'O McAllister
Cosgrove James, painter, r. 805 Mission
Cosgrove James H., molder, r. 4 Jansen
Cosgrove James S., teamster A. Lusk & Co., r. 18Jf
Freelon
Cosgrove James W., compositor, r. SW cor Beach and
Broderick
Cosgrove Jeannette, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen.
Factory, r. 327 Filbert, rear
Cosgrove John, agent, r. 2309 Polk
Ci'Sgrove John, engineer stmr Modoc, r. 227 Green
Cosgrove John, painter The Brooke Painting, Sign
and Advertising Co.
Cosgrove John, painter N. B. and M. BR., r. co»
Twenty-eighth and Folsom
Cosgrove John F., bartender Phil's Exchange, r. 1723.
Jones
Cosgrove John H., engineer, r. 775 Harrison
Cosgrove John T., plumber and gasfitter, and stove*
and ranges, 1828 Market, r. 222 J4 Fulton
Cosgrove Kate, widow, r. E s Folsom, bet Precita Av
and Army
Cosgrove M. Mrs., dressmaking, 413 Sutter
Cosgrove P., laborer S. F. Bridge Co., r. Minnesota,
nr Butte
Cosgrove Patrick, boatman, r. 131 Francisco
Cosgrove Patrick, dairyman, r. Thirtieth, nr Merced
Cosgrove Patrick C, packer, r. 118 Bernard
Cosgrove Patrick E., blacksmith, r. 636 Commercial
Cosgrove Patrick H., machinist P. C. SS. Co., r. 9-
Kohler's PI
Cosgrove Philip, contractor, r. 33 Lafayette
Cosgrove Thomas, dairyman, r. 8 s Beach, bet Brod-
erick and Baker
Cosgrove Thomas, liquor saloon, NE cor O'Farrell
and Devisadero
Cosgrove Thomas, longshoreman, r. 432 Vallejo, rear
Cosgrove Thomas, warehouseman George C. Bode, r,
1P03 Dupont
Cosgrove Thomas F., coachman, r. 313J^ Austin
Cosley T. B. (T. B. Cosley k Co.) r. 425 Kearny
Cosley T. B. & Co. (T. B. Cosley and H. A. Cole).
mnfrs rubber stamps, 434 Montgomery
Cosmopolitan Building, SW cor Bush and Sansome
Cosmopolitan Hotel, Dennis Buckley proptr, 102
Fifth
Cosmopolitan Mining Co. (Storey Co.,Nev.) B.Burris.
secretary, 2 Nevada Block
Cosmopolitan Printinff House, P. J. Thomas
proprietor, 505 Clay
Cosmos Club, Sampson Tarns president, Claude T.
Hamilton secretary, 317 Powell
Coso House, L. J. Ewell proprietor, 411 Sansome
Coss Jacob, seaman stmr Eureka
Coss John, seaman, r. 917 Sansome
Cossell Jackson, messenger Bank of British Colum-
bia, r. 609 Pine
Cost Frederick, lithographic printer Britton & Rey, r.
318 Chestnut
Cossick William C, laundryman Western Laundry
A.«sn, r. 16M Treat Av
Costa Frederick S., cook J. A. Ginsti, r. 1007 Powell
Costa Gaetauo, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
Costa Giacomo, liquor saloon, 314 Pacific
Costa Henry, porter Martin, Feusier & Co. r. S S Six-
teenth, bet Guerrero and Dolores
Costa Jennie, widow, r. 4J< Keyes Alley
Costa John, fisherman, r. 1122 Unttery
¥, & J. SLOAKE & CO.
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO..
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? mm St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
The Higrhest Grade Champagrne,
Equal to the Best.
) ARPAD HARASZTHY * CO.,
j 530 WASHINGTON STEEET.
COS
357
COT
m
Costa John, ironer La Griyide Laundry
Costa John, wool puller A. Lt'gallet, r. Ns Venezuela,
bet Toiubigbee and Potomac
Costa Jose, cook, r. Ill Jackson
Costa Jose, fire and marine insurance agent, 406
Montgomery, r. 1.512 Broadway
Costa Joseph, ironer La Grande Laundry
Oosta Lorenzo, commission merchant, C14 Front, r.
in Vallejo
Costa Lorenzo Jr., clerk L. Costa, r. 432 Vallejo
Costa M., fisherman, r. 14 Prescott
Costa Manuel, baker, r. 1252 Montgomery
Costa Manuel, ironer La Grande Laundry
Costa Peter, bedmaker, r. 922 Brittery
Costa Peter, dairyman, SE cor Twentieth and Florida
Costa Peter tailor, r. li) Stockton PI
Costa Ruphael, solicitor Overland Packing Co., r. 222
Broadway
B^ Costa. See Coster and Koster
Costello August, fisherman, r. .J.Jl Vallejo
Costello Catherine, widow, r. 39 Minna
Costello D., track repairer N. B. and M. RR.
Costello Daniel, liquor saloon, 821 Folsom
Costello Dennis, expressman, r. 2.30 Thirteenth
Costello J. Mrs., varieties, 133 Perry
Costello James, r. 412 Frauciaco
Costello James, gardener, r. .542 Bryant
Costello James, groceries, 341 Jessie
Costello James, laborer, r. Greenwich, bet Scott and
Devisadero
Costello .James, painter, r. 779 Howard
Costello James M.. boilermaker, r. 702 Harrison
Costello Jamas M., packer Hecht Bros. & Co., r. 301
Union
Costello James M., salesman O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co.,
r. 408 Hyde
Costello James P., clerk, r. 1410 Larkin
Costello J. Frank, superintendent Station A.
Post Office, 1309 Polk, r. 1410 Larkin
Costello John, assistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
722 Lombard
Costello John, clerk, r. 1203 Union
Costello John, compositor Examiner, r. E s Moultrie,
nr Crescent Av
Costello John, laborer, r. 1155 Folsom, rear
Costello John, laborer, r. S s Greenwich bet Scott
and Devisadero
Costello John, laborer E. Newland & Co., r. 109 Lang-
ton
Costello John, packer clothing dept U. S. A., r. 54
Everett
Costello John, teamster Frank Barnard & Co., r. 419
Filbert
Costello John, wood and coal, 220 Eighth
Costello John Jr., painter, r. 54 Everett
Costello John B., laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r. 34
Perry
Costello John F., blacksmith, r. 1141 Twenty-first
Costello John H., laborer, r. 532 Bryant
Costello John T., messenger Pac. Transfer Co., r.
Sacramento, Cal.
Costello Joseph, clerk, r. 650b Jessie
Costello Joseph H., painter, r. 2116 Powell
Costello Kate, burler S.F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
536 Green
Costello Lawrence J., roofer, r. 54 Everett
Costello M., with Jason, Springer k Co.
Costello Martin, steward Brooklyn Hotel, r. Oakland
Costello Mary, widow, r. 6 Bausch
Costello Michael, coke and coalman, S. F. Gas Light
Co
Costello Michael, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W s
Tennessee, bet Sierra and Nevada
Costello Michael, marbleworker, r. 183 Jessie
Costello Michael, porter Chas. M. Plum, r.813 Filbert
Costello Michael, printer, r. 508 Eighth
Costello Michael J., clerk Tax Collector, r. 1410 Lar-
kin
FRATINGER & CO.
THE LEADING
CLOM Al M HOUSE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
I>.A.TE3SrT
WATER CLOSETS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTI01f_CAREFULLY REPAIRED.
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNV STREET.
EstabUshed 1860.
Telephone 315.
Costello Mollie Miss, r. 1410 Larkin
Costello Nellie, burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 224 Haight
Costello Ni. holas, cook, r. 654 Mission
Costello Patrick, laborer, r. 829 Howard
Costello Patrick, longshoreman, r. 419 Bay
Costello Patrick H., laborer, r. 233 Minna
Costello Patrick H., porter freight depot 8. P. Co., r.
623 M Minna
Costello Peter, fireman, r. 2519 Larkin
Costello Peter, hosiery dept. S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 2208 Larkin
Costello Peter, porkpacker Lobos Square Packing
House, r. Black Point
Costello Peter, shoemaker, r. 706 Larkin
Costello P. M., r. 820 Treat Av
Costello Samuel, farmer, r. 846 Howard
Costello Thomas, elevatorman Palace Hotel, r. 464
Tehama
Costello Thomas, car driver, r. 1328 Natom*
Costello Thomas, carpenter, r. 133 Perry
Costello Thomas, clerk Jachel Meyers, r. 532 Green
Costello Thomas, laborer, r. Greenwich, bet Scott
and Devisadero
Costello Thomas J., clerk Robert J. Johnson, r. 321 )i
O'Farrell
Costello William C, driver Cal. Furniture Mufg Co.,
r. 536 H Howard
1^" Costello. See Castello
Costendyne John, waiter John George
Coster Thomas, laborer, r. 23 Garden
Coster William, architect, r. 1 Martha PI
8^" Coster. See Costa and Koster
Costerauste H., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r.
Alameda
Costich Nicholas, restaur^t, 500 Merchant, r. 266
Minna
Costigan Augustus B., clerk Costigan, Cohen & Co., r.
Oakland
Costigan, Cohen & Co. (James Costigan and William G.
and Edgar A. Cohen) grain brokers, 203 Battery
Costigan James M. (Costigan, Cohen & Co.) r. Oakland
Costigan Thomas, blacksmith and carriage maker,
404 Jackson, r. 308 Jessie
Costoe Louis, bartender, r. 33 J4 O'Farrell
Costonti Fio, laborer S. F. Bridge Co., r. Tennessee
nr Butte
Costre Spiro, shoemaker, 501 Larkin
Cota Frank, gardener, r. 2910 Bush
Cota Miguel, drover, r. Tenerifife, bet St. John and
Tombigbee
Cotrel Tlioinas Jr., agent E. R. Durkee's Bplces,
baking powders, etc., and C. Gilberts Starches,
405 Front, r. Alameda
Cotrel William B., commission merchant, r. 803 Polk
1^- Cotrel. See Cottrell
Cotta Emanuel L., waiter, r. 837 Pacific
Cotta Marguerita. r. 516 Union
Cotte Elodie Mme., French laundry, 411 Geary
Cotter Cornelius, laborer, r. 416 Natoma, rear
Cotter Dennis, gardener, r. 718 Grove, rear
Cotter George, bartender Russ House Bar, r. 1103
Van Ness Av
Cotter James, laborer P. M. SS. Co., r. 127 Freelon
Cotter John, SE cor Larkin and McAllister .m
Ci tter John, blacksmith, r. 52 Minna ""^
Cotter John, peddler, r. Cuius Av, nr London, Excel-
sior Homestead
Cotter John C, r. 333 Eddy
Cotter John F., wiueraaker F. E. Wilson, r. 127 Free-
lon
Cotter Jeremiah, car driver, r. 237 Eighth
Cotter Lawrence, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons, r.
Montezuma, nr California Av
Cotter Lizzie Miss, r. 729 Harrison
Cotter Maui ice, shoemaker, 201 Fifteenth
Couii r Michael, laborer, r. 102 Pacific
Cotter Michael, miner, r. 909 Kearny
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Maniifnofurcr of every deseription of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
4S to 50 Beale Street, ftiau Francisco.
STEAM ENGINES AND THRESHING MACHINES.
TBUMAN, ISHAM & HOOKEIU^
421-4^7 Market Street.
COT
358
cou
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
uipoKTERa or
MARBELIZED MANTELS,
Fire Grates and Tile.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Cotttr Patrick F., hackdriver, r. 531 Sacramento
Cotter Kichatd J., helper Fulton Iron Works, r. 512
Second
Cotter Thomas, cooper, r. 1707 Dupont
Cotter TiujOthy, plumber, r. 416 Natoma, rear
Cotter W., r. 714 Lacuna
Cotter William, laborer S. F. Bridge Co., r. W s
Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Cotter William, teamster C. A. Worth, r. 128 Rose Av
Cotter William B., engineer, r. 1016 Valencia
■^Cotter. Sef' Cotta and Cutter
Cotterill Mary Miss, stenographer Wm. T. Coleman
& Co., r. 502 Powell
Cotting Eben P., drupgist, r. 632 Lombard
CottiDgham Hilliard P., with Tallant & Co., r. 820
Sutter
Cottle Ann, widow, r. 1331 California, rear
Cottle Franklin D., r. 310 Eighteenth
Cottle Hosea B., bartender, r. 125 Fourth
Cottle Hugh, salesnian, r. 1331 California, rear
Cottle Hugh P., plasterer, r. 1024 Kearny
Cottle John, miner, r. 407 Tehama
Cottle John £.. plasterer, r. 3 Broad's PI
Cottle John E. Kev., assistant pastor St. Mary's Ca-
thedral, r. 628 California
Cottner Anna, with Temperance Union, r. 314 Bush
Cottner Sadie, with Temperance Union, r. 314 Bush
Cotton Mrs., widow, with M. J. Flavin & Co., r.
153 Tehama
Cotton Aylett R., attorney at law, 230 Montgom-
ery, rooms 21-22, r. 599 Ellis
Cotton Ben., actor, r. 120 Post
Cotton Charles E. , secretary California Bridge
Co., 22 California, r. Oakland
Cotton Daniel E. (McKee fc Cotton) r. 1013 Pierce
Cotton Gilbert P., first lieutenant Battery L, Ist Ar-
tillery, Presidio *
Cotton John J., blacksmith, r. 618M Linden Av
Cotton L. Mrs., furnished rooms, 304 Stockton
Cotton Marv, widow, r. 153 Tehama
Cotton Walter, boilermaker, r. 169 Sixteenth
Cotton Wesley, clerk Herman Lewis, r. 201 Pacific
Cotton William, wireworker, r. 1001 Folsom
Cotton W. J., r. 434 Second
Cotton Zelotus A., superintendent Pac. Oil and Lead
Works, r. 434 Second
Cottrell. Alexander, r. 524 Stevenson
Cottrell Byron J., liquor saloon, r. 24 Washington Av
Cottrell Charles, r. 836 Mission
Cottrell E. S., steward stmr Willamette
Cottrell E. S. Mrs., artist, r. 326 Larkin
Cottrell Edward M., city agent The State Investment
and Ins. Co., 218-220 Sansome, r. 414 Capp
Cottrell George, r. 836 Mission
Cottrell Henry, clerk J. N. Knowles, r. Oakland
Cottrell Jennie C. Mrs., r. 414 Capp
»" Cottrell. See Cotrel
Cottura Peter, bssketmaker. 704 Front
Coturri Lawrence, shoemaker Eugene Pardini, r. 626
Washington
Coubrough Henry (Henry Coubrough & Co.) r. Lon-
don. Enfjland
Conbrongh Henry & Co. (Henry Coubroueh
and Geo. Summerton) proprietors Genenee Flour
Mills, Jf s Gold, bet Sansome and Montgomery,
and Caledonian Oatmeal Mills, 713-719 Sansome
Couch H. M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 931 Market, 1013
Market and 640 Golden Gate Av. r. 640 Golden
Gate Av
Couch Hosea M.. r. 128 Golden Gate Av
Couch Ira L., bridge builder, r. 28 CoUingwood
Conch John, r. 1129 Market
Conch John, foreman Daniel McCarty, r.448 Guerrero
Couch John P., r. 810 r4rove
Couch M. K. Mrs., widow, r. 28 CoUingwood
Couch Thomas, r. .529 Sacramento
Coudcre Jean, tanner A. Legallet, r. N s Vene*ela,
bet Tombigbee and Potomac
Cough Elijah, compositor Call
Cough Samuel F., becretarf, r. 2516 California
Coughlan Daniel, expressman, r. Bryant Av, het
Butte and Solano
Couglilau Daniel, miner, r. 1622 Stockton
Coughlan Klleu, wid^w, r. 1327 Mission
Coughbin J:
millinery, 919 Market
COUGHLAN JAMES Mrs.
millinery, 919 Market
Coughlan Jeremiah, expressman, r. 2703 Harrison
Coughlan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 553!^ Minna
Coughlan John, hostler Omnibus RR., r. 8 Alice
Coughlan John, refiner, r. 1313 Sansome
Coughlan John, paver, r. 219 Twenty-third
Cotighlan Margaret, widow, r. 8 Auburn
Coughlan Mary A. Miss, seamstress, r. 7 Adelaide PI
Coughlau Michael T., porter B. Getleson & Co., r.
14 Ja Sumner
Coughlan Nellie Miss, shoefitter U. W. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 3127 Mission
Coughlan Richard, laborer Pioneer White Lead
Works, r. 19 J^ Bryant Av
Coughlan Thomag, r. UH Sumner
Coughlen John, teamster, r. 1443 Leavenworth
Coughlen John Jr., hackdriver, r. 1443 Leavenworth
Ooughlin Cornelius, molder. r. 433 Tehama
Coughlin Daniel, nurse City and County Hospital
Coughlin Daniel J., engineer, r. 805 Mason
Coughlin Daniel J., teamster, r. 1616 Pacific Av
Coughlin Francis, plasterer, r. 311 Jessie
Coughlin Frank, bookbinder, r. 720 Clementina
Coughlin James, stairbnilder, r. SW cor Alabama and
Twenty-third
Coughlin James, theatrical manager, r. 113 Geary
Coughlin Jeremiah, laborer, r. 10 Geneva
Coughlin John, cari)enter, r. SW cor Twenty-third
and Columbia
Coughlin John, collector, r. 646 Folsom
Coughlin John D., butcher, 1040 Bryant, r. 1012
Bryant
Coughlin John D., carpenter, r. 309 Bryant
Coughlin John J., harnessmaker, r. 126 Fifth
Coughlin John J., plumber, r. 707 Montgomery At
Coughlin Joseph E., machinist, r. 448 Sixth
Coughlin J. P., marker S. F. Laundry
Coughlin Louise, shoefitter Kutz & Mnrr, r. 1070
Howard
Coughlin Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1132 M Clay
Coughlin Martin, cigarmaker, r. 720 Clementina
Coughlin Mary, widow, r. 207 Polk
Coughlin Mary Mrs., r. 720 Clementina
Coughlin Michael, cigarmaker, r. 720 Clementina
Coughlin Patrick, laborer, r. 539 Second
Coughlin Richard, laborer, r. 19 Preston PI
Coughlin Thomas E., molder. r. 502 Beale
CouKhlin William, carpenter, r 1723 Leavenworth
Coughlin William, carrier Examiner, r. 313 Brannan
Coughlin William, washer E. T. Russell, r. 308 Na-
toma
Coughlin William F., groceries and liquors, 1329
Sansome
8^" Coughlin. See Coghlan, Caughlin and Coughlan
Couphran Daniel, laborer, r. 35 Tehama
Cough ran Patrick, policeman, r. 12 Fern Av
Coughler Charles, fireman, r. 24 Chesley
CouUiard Charles E.. electrician stmr Mariposa
Coulie John D., shipping clerk Fulton Iron Works, r.
620 Guerrero
Coulihan Johanna, widow, furnished rooms, 28 First
Coulson Edward, master mariner, r. 2119 Taylor
Coulson John, clerk C. Ciirtin, r. 1728 Market
Coulson Xatlianiel T., dentist, 850 Market
Coulson Olive, widow, r. 22 Dorland
Coulson Robert, paperhanger. r. 129 Third
O'ulson W. H., seaman stmr Queen of the Pacific
l^" Coulson. SeeColson
Coulter Alfred J., clerk, r. 411 Jones
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING.
WASaiNGTON Fire lis. Co. of Bostoi
Capital, $1,000,000 I GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Assets, $1,810,273 WM. SEXTON, Aast. Jianager.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
cou
359
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644
1182
Coulter Eliza Mrs., drfssmaker, 411 Jones
Coulter Franh, molder Golden State and Miners' Iron
Works, r. 708 Church
Coulter George, lumberman, r. fi8 Minna
Coulter George M., molder, r. 708 Church
Coulter George T.. financial agent, 320 Sunsome, room
6«, r. The Baldwin
Coulter Hannah C. Mrs., r. 72.'5?-4 Minna
Coulter Jacob, carpenter, r. 72fi Valencia
Coulter James, bricklayer, r. 411 Jones
Coulter James D., contractor, r. 1413 Van Ness Av
Coulter James J. (Watson & Coulter) r. 2912 Mission
Coulter John A. (Joneb & C uilter) r. 126 O'Farrell
Coulter John W., assistant yardmaster S. P. Co., r.
715 Treat Av
Coulter Joseph, dishwasher Euss House
Coulter Luciuda Mrs., r. 811 Van Ness Av
Coulter Robert, maTia;;er Wakefield Rattan Co
Market, r. 1413 Van Ness Av
Coulter Thomas, clerk Renton, Holmes & Co.
Coulter William, laborer, r. 70H Church
Coulter William E., gripman Market St. RR., r
Haifiht
Coulter Wiufield W., salesman Wakefield Rattan Co.,
r. 1413 Van Ness Av
l^" Coulter. See Colter
Counlhan John (John Counlhan & Son) r. NW cor
Carolina and Santa Clara
Counlhan John, longshoreman, r. 129 Francisco
Counlhan John J. (John Counihan & Son) r. NW cor
Carolina and Santa Clara
Counlhan John & Son (John and John J.) tanners, N
8 Santa Clara, bet Carolina and Wisconsin
Counihan Patrick, laborer, r. 220 Grove
Counihan Patrick, stevedore, r. 1410 Montgomery
Counihan Timothy, laborer, r. 1907 Dupont
Counihan William, laborer, r. NE cor Bay and Larkin
Counitz Johannas, tanner H. N. Cook, r. E s Missis-
sippi, bet Mariposa and Santa Claia
Counter Christopher E., paints and oils, 1826 Market
Countryman Robert H., clerk Jarboe, Harrison &
Goodfellow r. r,25J<i Larkin
Comity Alms House, San Miguel or Mission
Ocean Hou.^e Road, m miles from New City Hall
County Assessor, New City Hall, first floor
County Attorney, New City Hall, third floor
County Auditor. New City Hall, first floor
County Cleric, New City Hall, first floor, Ijranch
ofliie Old City Hall, second floor
County Coroner, Dunbar Alley, rear Old City
Hall
County George O,, longshoreman, r. 441 First
County Hannah, boxmaker, r. 441 First
County Jail, N s Broadway, bet Kearny and Du-
pont
County Jane, boxmaker, r. 441 First
County License Collector, New City Hall, first
floor
County Recorder, Hall of Records, New City Hall
County Slieriff, Old City Hall, first floor
County Surveyor, New City Hall, third floor
County Tax Collector, New City Hall, first floor
County Treasurer, New City Hall, flrst floor
Countv William B., longshoreman, r. 441 First
Coup William B., miner, r. 420 Jackson
Coupland William F. (Boysen .t Co.) r. 2414 Hyde
Courcelles Edward, paper carrier, r. 26 Glasgow
Couret Hector L., dentist, 1316 Polk
Courley George, carriagesraith, r. 737 Harrison
Courneen Dennis, policeman, r. 734 Vallejo
Courneen James, laborer, r. 112 Clinton
Courreges Annie Mrs., varieties, W s Buena Vista, nr
Cortland Av, B. H.
Courreges John, r. W s Buena Vista nr Cortland Av
Couireges John, carpenter, r. 22 Allen
Cours George A., merchant, r. 28U Pine
Coursen Ellen Miss, teacher music, 320 Post, r. 1060
Fulton
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-EtECTKIC
RUSSIAN ani TURKISH BATES
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis SiveL
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BATH TUBS, BOILERS,
TANKS, SHOWERS, FAUCETS.
Plumbers' Sanitary Goods of all Kinds,
PLUMBER,
Establlshea 18
_ l_ANE^
505 KEARNV STREET.
Telephone 315.
Coursen Frank, carpenter George R. Bowles, r. 937
Market
Coursen Gershon A.; broker, r. 1060 Fulton
Coursey John E., seaman, r. 20 Commercial
Court Block, 636 Clay and 641 Merchant
Court Circuit U, S., D. 8. Appraisers' Bldg, third
floor
Court District U. S., U. S. Apprisere' Bldg, third
floor
Court Joseph, cutter U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r. 2525
Mission
Court Justices' City and County, SE cor
Kearny and Washington
Court Police, Old City Hall
Court Superior, Department 1, (criminal and
civil) Thomas K. Wilson judge. Old City Hall,
second floor; 3, Jeremiah F. Sullivan judge. New
City Hall, second floor; 3, John F. Finn judge.
New City Hall, second floor; 4, J. G. Magvure
judge. New City Hall, second floor; 5, John Hunt
Jr. judge. New City Hall, third floor; B, William
T. Wallace judge. New City Hall, third floor ; 7,
T. H. Rearden judge. New City Hall, third floor;
8, F. W. Lawler judge. New City Hall, second
floor ; 9, (probate) James V. Cofl'ey judge and pre-
siding judge, New City Hall, second floor, 10, (in-
solvency) Walter H. Levy judge. New City Hall,
second floor; 11, (criminal) D. J. Toohy judge.
Old City Hall, second floor ; 12, (criminal) D. J.
Murphy judge. Old City Hall, second floor.
Court Supreme of California, chambers 121
Post
Courtain Eugene L., head miller Del Monte Milling
Co., r. 17 Webster
Courtat Jules C, carpetlayer, r. 1313 Stockton
Courier John P., contractor and builder, NE cor
Eighteenth and Church
Courtier Richard J., gasfitter and assistant foreman
Engine No. 8, r. 1911 Union
Courtley Joseph, boilermaker, r. 312 Clementina
Courtley Lawrence F., boilermaker, r. 312 Clementina
Courtney A. J., r. 266 Brannan
Courtney Daniel, fireman stmr State of California, r.
121 Perry
Courtney Fenton, spice packer Washington Mfg Co.,
r. 921 Eighteenth
Courtney C, teacher music, r. 2 Grove
Courtney James, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Courtney John, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Ns
Sierra bet Maryland and Louisiana
Courtney Joseph B., laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r.
2204 Greenwich
Courtney Julia Miss, dressmaker, r. W s Kansas, bet
Nevada and Humboldt
Courtney Lawrence F., umbrellamaker and dealer in
Catholic books, 763 Mission, r. 312 Clementina
Courtney Maggie, domestic 521 Howard
Courtney Mark, laborer freight depot 8. P. Co., r. 250
Tehama
Courtnev Mary, widow, r. 239 Fremont
Courtney Michael R., laborer, r. 250 Tehama
Courtnev William, plumber, r. 1929 Howard
Courtney William B., umbrellas and parasols, 1716
Fillmore
Courtney William H., saloonkeeper, r. 3363^ Bush
Courtney W. J., boilermaker, and extraman Engine
No. 2, r. 239 Fremont
Courtney William P., engineer, r. 1716 Fillmore
e^ Courtney. See Courtenay
Courts John W., clerk, r. 1238 Howard
Courts John W. Jr., jeweler, r. 1238 Howard
Courts Thomas, shoemaker, r. 1238 Howard
Courts William T. E., hat presser, r. 1238 Howard
t^" Courts. See Korts
Courvoisier Ephraim B., salesman Sanborn, Vail &
Co., r. 620 Golden Gate Av
Courvoisier Frederick L., stationery and fancy goods,
2431 Mission
W. B. BANCROFT & CO,
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
FINE PRINTING-
FROM NEW TYPE,
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO.. General Agents,
4^9 California Street.
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Pipe Flttinern, »I] Sizen.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Courvolsier John F. packer Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
2431 Mieeion
Conrvoisier Mary L. Miss, teacher music, r. 2431 Mls-
Cousens Caleb N., sexton and collector Unitarian
Church, r. 1625 Webster
CourKey John, liquor saloon, 66 Jessie
Coubiu Aaron, tinsmith Jacob Gibbs, r. 51 Shipley
Cousin Henry, r. 007 Greenwich
Cousin Nicholas, real estate, r. 1767 Howard
Cousins Arthur H.. bakery and restaurant. 420-422
Folsom, r. Oakland
Cousins Edwin B., master mariner, r. IZH Washing-
ton Av
Cousins Frederick W., coal inspector Quartermaster's
Dept. U. S. A., Presidio, r. Alameda
Cousins Henry K., assistant instructor Barnard's Busi-
ness College, r. 40 O'Farrell
Cousins James C, superintendent Merchants' Dry
Dock, r. 738 Ellis
Cousins James J., dockmaster Merchants' Dry Dock,
r. 624 Polk
" Cousins John D., dairyman, r. 2242 Mission
Cousins John H., engineer, r. 738 Ellis
Cousins Joseph, shipcarpenter, r. 624 Brannan, rear
Cousins Joshua D., bollermaker Keystone Boiler
Works, r. 624 Brannan, rear
Cousins Nathan E., quartermaster stmr Alameda, r.
2242 Mission
Cousins Richard J., engineer, r. 28 Tehama
Cousins Richard J., engineer, r. NW cor Union and
Davis
Cousins T. Mrs , widow, r. 2242 Mission
Cousins 'William, engineer, r. 315 Green
Cousins William, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Cousins William G., attorney at law, 414 Cali-
fornia, r. 1083 Broadway
I S^ Cousins. See Cousens, Cozens, Couzena and
I Cozzens
Coustine Augustus, clerk, r. 8 Buss
Coutant William F., cook Mrs. J. T. Daly, r. 537 Sac-
ramento
Coutler Henry, tinner, r. 1929 Howard
Coutolenc Desire J., porkpacker and butcher, 303
Montgomery Av
Coutolenc John A., bricklayer, r. 9 Plnkney PI
Coutts James, shipcarpenter, r. 532 Bryant
Couturon Alfred, porter A. Vignier, r. 429 Battery
Couturon Jean B.. porter A. Vignier, r. 429 Battery
Couzens Hattie Mrs., vari' ties, 10.54 Howard
Covaro Katie, widow, r. 7 Jasper PI
Covaro Mary Miss, glovemaker H.Shoenberg, r. 7 Jas-
, per PI
Cove Emilv A. Miss, teacher Whittier Primary School,
i r. 724 Sixteenth
Cove Robert, packer Huntington, Hopkins b Co., r.
t 724 Sixteenth
I Covell Calvin H. (W. M. Brandon & Co.) r. East Oak-
i land
' Covell Elizabeth Mrs., dressmaking, 501 Mason
Covert Henry M., manager Farmers' and Mer
I chants' Business Agency, 208 Sacramento, r. Oak-
land
Covert Joseph S., clerk S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
! r. 412 Polk
, Covey E. M., r. 1510 Folsom
: Covey Frank W., clerk general freight office 8. P.
Co., r. 804 Baight
I Covev George T., clerk freight auditors. P. Co. r. 804
I Haight
; Covillaud Charles, attorney at law, ill }< California,
; rooms 2-8, r. Marysville
Covington Laura, widow, r. 218 Seventeenth
[ Cowan A. C. laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r.507 Sixth
: Cowan Alexander B., machinist Golden State and
I Miners Iron Works, r. 104 Seventh
i Cowan Charles, r. 2:H Minna
Cowan Charles H., brakeiuan S. P. Co., r. 607 Sixth
Cowan Fran. is. miner, r. 1103 Powell
Cotvan Gforgft* J., assistant general western pas-
senger anient L"uion Pacific Railway, office 1 Mont-
gomery, r. 712 Sutter
Cowan Hugh, machinist, r. 34 Rincon PI
Cowan Joseph, head waiter Palace Hotel, r. 224
Minna
Cowan Joseph, waiter stmr Geo. W. Elder
Cowan Lydia J. Miss (Potthoff & Cowan; r. 1010 Mis-
Cowan Margaret, widow, r. 212 Chattanooga, rear
Cowan Peter, shoemaker, 335 Bush, r. 227 Second
Cowan Robert E., medical student, r. 711 Treat Av
Cowan Robert H., chiropodist, 126 Kearny, room 24,
r. 711 Treat Av
Cowan William, helper P. M. SS. Co., r. 34 Bincon PI
Cowan William, plasterer, r. 227 Second
03^ Cowan. See Coweu and Cowin.
Coward Percy H., clerk Union Pac. Salt Co., r. Oak-
land
Coward Thomas, r. 14'iJ4 Fourth
Cowden C. M., pantrjman Palace Hotel
Cowdery Jabez F., attorney at law, 325 Montgomery,
room 28, r. 2406 Mission
Cowder.v James, hostler N. B. and M. BR.
Cowell Henry (Davis & Cowell) r. 413 Hyde
Cowell James H., capitalist, 621 Sansome, room 17
Cowell Theobald, type founder Palmer k Bey
Cowen Alexander H., clerk Davis i Cowen, r. 616
Fulton
Cowen Charles, fonndryman, r. 8 Carlos PI
Cowen James, seaman, r. 3^4 Broadway
COWEN JOSEPH R.,c„v.n. P..-
ter & Co. ) r. 118 Geary
Cowen McClure, laborer Samuel Beal, r. 633 Califor-
nia
Cowen Philip (Davis & Cowen) r. Petaluma
COWEN, PORTEE& CO,
(Joseph R. Co^ven, David H. Scliayler
and Jolin W. Porter) faneral director*,
orig^inators of tlie parlor and receiving
vault system, 118 Geary, telephone
Xo. 5137
Coweu W. J., clerk Cowen. Porter & Co., r. Oakland
Cowhey Thomas, bartender Michael Gavin, r. 209
Third
Cowie George M. (Peters i Cowie) r. 1027 Mission
Cowio Wallace M., electroplater E. G. Denniston, r.
1224 Twenty-first
Cowig John, teamster, r. 359 )4 Eleventh
Cowig John Jr., teamster Davidson & Raed, r. 317
Eleventh
Cowin Joseph, steward, r. 224 Minna
(^" Cowin. See Cowan and Cowen
Cowing Estes H., produce commission merchant, 408
Davis, r. 1234 Stockton
Cowles Edward R., r. 614 Kearny
Cowles Minerva, widow, r. 141 "Taylor
Cowles Samuel W., merchant, r. 35 Twelfth
Cowles Winthrop L., salesman J. M. Litchfield & Co.,
r. H17 Pine
Cowley Charles, watchman, r. 772 Bryant
Cowley Edward J., r. 131 Page
Cowley Florence A. Miss, teacher Washington Gram-
mar School, r. 131 Page
Cowley John F., cooper, r. 1327 Harrison
Cowley William A., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r.
Oakland
Cowper William H. real estate agent, 621 Sansome
Cowperthwaite John J., engineer tug Wizard, r. 1014
Union
Cowperthwaite Robert, boilermaker, r. 6 Bausch
Cowperthwaite William, engineer tug Neptune, r. 21
Pearl
Cowperthwaite William, compositor Report, r. 1208H
Turk
DRAPERIES.
Special attention given to making up Draperies and
Canopies for Lodges, Societies, etc.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STEEET,
NEXT ABOVE PAiACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Sbow Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? MarM St
rpi IDCC CYTDA nOVfAtruo champagne, comparison wm prove )ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
CULIiOL LAInM Unf'( superiority over imported. No Brandy used, f 530 WASEIKOTOK STSEET.
COX
361
COZ
m
Cox Aaron (Thomas A. Cox & Co.) r. 319 Fremont
Cox Alexander SI. , clerk Post Office, r. Commer-
cial Hotel
Cox Ann, domestic 705 Chestnut
Cox Annie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 336 O'Farrell
Cox Charles, cook Harry Jorgensen, r. 1319 Mason
Cox Charles, poultry, 81-82 Cal. Market, r. 336 O'Far-
rell
Cox Christopher C, detective, r. 906 !< Jackson
Cox E. A., widow, r. .502 Eddy
Cox Edward, millman Pac. Kolling Mill
Cox Ella MlsB, SHleslady, r. 1109 Sutter
Cox Ellen T. Mrs., widow, r. 2213 Octavia
Cox Frank P., clerk James Duffey & Co., r. 822 Larkin
Cox George, cigars and tobacco, 433 Montgomery Av,
r. 2108 Jones
Cox George, foreman Heman C. Elliott, r. 321 Capp
Cox George F. (Cox & Wallenstein) r. Oakland
Cox Harry A., clerk, r. 327 Oak
Cox Hollis M., mining, r. 2226 Howard
Cox James, porter, r. 308 Sutter
Cox James, stevedore, r. 422 Tehama
Coi James A., shoemaker, r. 1161 Howard
Cox James M., canvasser, r. 314 Seventh
Cox Jerome B.. r. 2740 California
Cox John B. (Cox & Sous) r. 437 Fifth
Cox John H., conductor Market St. ER., r. 1610 Guer-
rero
Cox Joseph, laborer Starbird & Goldstone
Cox Joseph F. (Cox & Sons) r. 437 Fifth
Cox Joseph G., bookkeeper Charles M. Volkman, r.
321 Capp
Cox J. P. Mrs., embroidering and stamping, 512}^
Gearv, r. 917 Larkin
Cox Levitt H., clerk M. Koeller, r. 502 Eddy
Cox L. M., r. 221 Thirteenth
Cox Lydia Mrs., widow, r. 730 Sutter
Cox M., boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mill
Cox Mary M., teacher Girls' High School, r. 228
Capp
Cox Michael, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E s Mich-
igan, bet Shasta and Sierra
Cox Michael, laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. T42 Fol-
som
Cox Michael, laborer, r. 82 Tenth
Cox Philip K., carpenter, r. 342 Fremont
Cox R., boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mill
Cox Richard (Cox & Sons) r. 437 Fifth
Cox Richard, with Bank of California, r. 342 Clemen-
tina
Cox Stephen, fireman, r. 79 Jessie
Cox Susan, widow, r. 14 Clara
Cox Thomas, harnessmaker Main & Winchester, r. 212
Franklin
Cox Thomas A. (Thomas A. Cox & Co.) r. 319 Fremont
Cox Thomas A. Oi Co. (Thomas A., William A.
and Aaron Cox) seedsmen, 411-41.5 Sansome
Cox Thomas J., superintendent Odorless Excavating
Apparatus Co. , 432 Kearny
Cox Walter S., clerk, r. 58 Tehama
Cox Wilbur H., clerk Cluflf Bros., r. 305 Kearny
Cox William, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Hand-
ley House
Cox William A. (Thomas A. Cox & Co.) r. 319 Fremont
Cox William G., driver City RR.
Cox & Wallenstein (George F. Cox and Julius H. Wal-
lenstein) paper dealers, 411 California
Cox k Sons (Joseph F., Richard and John B.)bay and
grain, 430 Fifth
Coxe A. M. Mrs., trimmings and fancy goods, 110
Taylor
Coxe Edgar L., iron worker, r. 8E cor Tennessee and
Solano
Coxe John (Coxe & Blauvelt) r. 543 Fulton
Coxe Paul L., pipe fitter Am. Sugar Refinery r. 213
Seventh
Coxe William A., porter Indianapolis Furniture Co.,
r. 110 Taylor
FRATINGFR & CO.
MOURNING SUITS
MALE AT SHORTEST NOTICE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
MARBLE WASH STANDS,
M'A.SII B.4SIXS. BASIN COCKS.
Lane's Sanitary Basin Trap effecinally exclQfles sewer gas,
505 KEARNY STREET.
PLUMBER,
Established
Telephone 315.
Coxe & Blaiivelt (John Coxe ami Uichard D. Blauvelt)
searchers record.^, 444 California
Coxeu Joseph, engraver Francis, Valentine & Co., r.
1612 Jont s
Coxhead Ralph S., salesman H. P. Gregory & Co
Oakland
Coxville Warren, calker, r. 343 Fremont
Coy Charles S., clerk Security Savings Bank, r. 433
Geary
Coy Delia, widow, r. S s Ripley PI, bet Harrison and
Folsom. B. H.
Coy Frank H., clerk ticket auditor's office S. P. Co., r.
735 Twenty-third
Coy George E., plumber, r. 735 Twenty-thlrd
Coy -James, mining 402 Montgomery, r. 615 StocktoB
Coye Hiram L., president Nevada Salt and Borax
Co., 310 Pine, room 11, r. 807 Greenwich
Coyle Andrew, carpetlayer Conklin Bros., r. 117 Oak
Coyle Andrew, housemover, r. 117 Oak
Coyle Bridget, widow, r. 631 Post
Coyle Charles, porter Hawley Bros. Hardware Co., r.
26 Linden Av
Covle Edward L., teamster, r. 2420 Sutter
Coyle Frank, laborer S. P. Co., r. 624 Fourth
Coyle Frank, salesman James O. Reilly, r, 404 Third
Coyle Henry, gardener Leland Stanford, r. 1305 Mason
Coyle Henry, shoemaker, 402 Third
Coyle Hugh, carpenter clothing dept U. 3. A., r. Ill
Jessie
Coyle James E., bookkeeper, r. 631 Post
Coyle J. H., bookkeeper The History Co.
Coyle John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.N 8 Sierra,
bet Tennessee and Kentucky
Coyle John, seaman stmr San Bias
Coyle John Rev., assistant pastor St. Joseph's Church,
r. 214 Tenth
Coyle Johu D., porter Lick House
Coyle Joseph A., bookkeeper Fratinger & Go's
Cloak and Suit House, r. 2426 Bush
Coyle .John H.. bookkeeper The History Co.
Coyle Kate, widow, r. 119 Clipper
Coyle Lizzie Miss, housekeeper, 145 Ellis
Coyle Mary, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 4.52 Jessie
Coyle Michael, laborer, r. .500 Mission
Coyle Michael, laborers. F. Bridge Co., r. E e Illi-
nois, bet Napa and Lena PI
Coyle Mollie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1710 Larkin
Coyle Owen, cook, r. 715 Howard
Coyle Patrick, engineer Russ House
Coyle Patrick, laborer, r. 41 Natoma
Covle Patrick, laborer, r. 212 First
Coyle Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W s
Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Coyle Patrick, ticket agent, r. Russ House
Coyle Philip, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. W b
Tennessee, bet Sierra and Nevada
Coyle Stephen S., coUarmaker, r. 26 Turk
Coyle William T., shoemaker H. Coyle, r. 402 Third
Coyne Dennis, clerk Post Office, r. 503 Post
Coyne Dominick, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Son, r. SW
cor Twenty-sixth and Bartlelt
Coyne Frank, expressman, r. 225 Twelfth
Coyne James, cook County Hospital, r. 1035 Hamp-
shire
Coyne John, laborer, r. 49 Clementina
Coyne Johu J., carpenter, r. 115 Shipley
Coyne John J., grainer, r. 33? Folsom
Coyne Michael, street contractor, r. 490 Eleventh
Coyne Patrick, laborer, r. 567 Stevenson
Coyne Thomas, paver, r. 115 Shipley
Coyne Thomas Jr., millwright John Hammond, r. 116
Shipley
Coyne Thomas J., paver, r. 27 Lafayette
t^ Coyne. See Coin
Coz Louis Y., porkpacker, r. 5 Graham PI
Cozad Mahlon O., car driver, r. 1326 Natoma
Cozala P. Mrs., laundress La Grande Laundry, r.
210.'^ Thirteenth
• I
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
9Ianiirao(nr«r of erer^r de»«cription of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
■13 to 30 Beale Street. Sau Frauciiico.
Truman, Isham & Hooker. i;J;ilL''iirl'^ «•.. b-ss'^.*' t^^rriages.
snnett Jump (teats Hold to the Trade
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTERS OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
StLeet Iroxi
All Sizes uiid Nunibf rs.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Cozals Peter, laundryman La Grande Laundry, r.
210 M Thirteenth
Cozine Charles H. W., bartender, r. 233 Sixth
Cozzatt John, laborer, r. 715 Howard
Cozzens Herman, bartender, r. 1010 5^ Clay
Crabb Alexander, compositor Bulletin, r. 24 Clinton
Park
CrabD Elmira S. Mrs., varieties, 2331 Mission
Crabb Henry, paper carrier, r. 2331 Mission
Crabbn Clarence L., bookkeeper, r. 967 Mission
Grabble H. A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 435 Bush
Crabble Data, elevatorman Grand Hotel, r. 435 Bush
Crabtree Francis, laborer, r. 1180 Harrison
Crabtree Francis Mrs., varieties, 1180 Harrison
Craltree Thomas B., blacksmith, r. 230 Thirteenth
Crack Peter, master mariner, r. 814 Twentieth
Crackbon Charles L. (C. A. Murdock & Co.) r. 2740
Pine
Crackbon Frederick A., bookkeeper C. A. Murdock &
Co., r. 2740 Pine
Crackbon Joseph A., portrait painter, r. 6 Eddy
Crackles Richard, paluter, r. 1459 Minna
Cradock Martin, engineer, r. 161 Silver
Cradock Thomas E., r. 1413 Devisadero
Cradock William, blacksmith, 833 Geary, r. 1413 De-
visadero
Craelius David, assayer C. A. Luckhardt & Co., r. 717
Webster
Craemer Sophia, teacher, r. 5 Caroline
Craft Frank, deckhand stmr Alameda
Crafts E. B. Mrs., r. 516 Sutter
t^ Crafts. See Krafts
Cragen John, laborer, r. 907 Folsom
Cragen Catherine, r. 17 Natoma
Cragin William S. W., clerk Savings and Loan So-
ciety, r. 1921 Buchanan
iff" Cragin. See Kragen
Cragoe William D., sale.sman, r. 250 Nineteenth
Crahum David, steward, r. 13 Pacific
Craig Albert W. (Craig & Mosher) r. Oakland
Craig Alexander (Craig * Cochran) r. 24 Mint Av
Craig Alexander, dairyman Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum
Craig Alexander, -woolsorter Catton, Bell & Co., r.
608 Sixth
Craig Andrew (Taylor & Craig) attorney at law, 609
Sacramento, r. 2308 Market St. Extension
Craig Charles H., undertaker Halsted & Co., r. 607 Jj
Natoma
Craig C. W., commission merchant and distillers
agent, 306 Battery, r. Alameda
Craig Frank S., plumber, r. 1218 Laurel Av
Craig Frederick W., stenographer S. F. and N. P.
RR. Co., r. 526 Post
Craig George, engineer, r. 314 Eighth
Craig George, groceries and liquors, 314 Eighth
Craig George, mounter Sanborn. Vail & Co., r. 13
Treat Av
Craig George P., inspector Custom House, r. Port Costa
Craig George V. painter, r. 418 Grove
Craig Homer A. (Brown, Craig & Co.) r. Oakland
Craig H. TJ., collector White Sewing Machine Co., r.
1019 Geary
Craig Hagh, manager Kew Zealand Fire and Ma-
rine Insurance Co., 312 California, r. Piedmont
Craig James, cigarmaker, r. 346 Fourth
Craig James, engineer, r. Yazoo, bet Manitoba and
Dominica
Craig James, lather, r. 542 Minna
Craig James, longshoreman, r. 137 Third
Craig James, stevedore, r. 519 Mission
Craig J. B., waiter, r. 221 Fifth
Craig Jessie Miss, teachir music, r. 2314 California
Craig John, carriage mnfr, S s Twentv-fourth, nr
Chattanooga, r. SW cor Chattanooga and Twenty-
fourth
Craig John, correspondent Pope & Talbot, r. 2221
Jackson
Craig John, expressman, O'Farrell and Stockton, r.S b
Serpentine Av, opp Shotwell
Craig John, shipjoiner, r. 1X14 Market
Craig John Jr., clerk, r. 1814 Market
Craig John B.. plumber, 226 Kllis, r. 1039 Mission
Craig Joseph F., carriage8mith,r.SW cor Chattanooga
and Twenty-fourth
Craig Julia, r. 10 Wetmore PI
Craig Larkin W., compositor Chronicle, r. W a Ben-
nington, ur Cortland Av, B. H.
Craig Lee D.. notary public and commissioner deeds,
316 Montgomery, r. 3040 Sixteenth
Craig Loughlin, trackman N. B. and M. RE., r. 420
Shotwell, rear
Craig Louis, cardriver Omnibus RR., r. 647 Howard
Craig Malachi H., trackman N. B. and M. RR., r. 1410
Alabama
Craig Margaret, widow, r. 1055 Market
Craig Michael, blacksmith, r. 35 Ransch
Craig Michael, lather, r. 351 Tehama
Craig Peter M., carpenter, r. 528 Eddy
Craig Peter W., trimmer Craig & Cochran, r. 113
Ninth
Craig Thomas, waiter American Exchange Hotel
Craig Thomas H., entrance and clearance clerk Cus-
tom House, r. 1532 Ellis
Craig Thomas J., clerk, r. 110 Eddy
Craig Warner, secretary Pac. Pine Lumber Co., 12
California, r. 2.530 Washington
Craig William (Craig & Meredith) r. 2503 Clay
Craig William B., carpenter, r. 638 Green
Craig William T., student, r. 2508 Market
Craig <Sk Cochran ( Alexander Craig and Joseph
P. Cochran) undertakers, 22-26 Mint Av
Craig & Meredith (William Craig and John H. Mere-
dith) attorneys at law, .328 Montgomery, room 23
Craig & Mosher (Albert W. Craig and James L.
Mosher) solar printerp, 22 Kearny
Craigie Henry, dentist, 25 H Sixth
Craigie Thomas R., clerk U. S. inspector steam ye»-
sels, r. 515M Bush
Craker Judson T. (Day, Huber & Craker) r. Oakland
Crall Elizabeth A. Mrs., milliner, 1221 Stockton, r.
1231 Stockton
Crall George A., clerk, r. 1231 Stockton
l»- Crall. See Krall
Cram Charles S., carpenter, r. 1122 Golden Gate Av
Cram Job T., shipjoiner, r. 29 Sixth
Cram William R., harnessmaker, 81 Fourth, r. 19
Verona
Cramer Albert, clerk, r. 836 Fifteenth
Cramer Charles J., cook. r. 909 Kearny
Cramer Charles L., photographer, 302 Kearny, r. 324
Seventeenth '
Cramer Eugene, clerk, r. 15 Thirteenth
Cramer Francis A., with Montealegre & Co., r. 1023
Powell
Cramer Frank O., shipping clerk Am. Sugar Refinery,
r. 122 Taylor
Cramer James, helper Empire Foundry, r. 14 Ritch
Cramer John, builder, r. 2209 Pine
Cramer John, laborer, r. 1611 Stevenson
Cramer John M., clerk, r. 537 Howard
Cramer Joseph, baker Louis Hansen, 515 Third
Cramer Joseph, fruits, etc.. Ocean Beach, nr Cliff
House
Cramer Louis, with Philadelphia Mnfg Co., r. 110 Ellis
Cramer Otto L., proptr Philadelphia Mnfg Co., 110
Ellis
Cramer R. L., r. 3020 Pine
Cramer Silas, horsedealer, r. 1300 )i Stockton
Cramer Walter H., clerk Montealegre & Co., r. 1023
j Powell
07" Cramer. See Creamer, Cremer, Kramer and
Kremer
I Cramerding Philip, upholsterer, r. 1011 Mission
Cramerding Philip Mrs., furnished rooms, 1011 Mis-
sion
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS" AND YODTHS" SUITS
AT
THE HASTINGS."
mum, Kit Ins. ci. or uinii
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN. Manager
WIL SEZTOIT, Aast. Uaaager.
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
CKA
363
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Crampton James, eroceries and liquors, NE cor Eighth
and Dolores
Cramsie Edward C, clerk Davis Bros., r. 133 Fifth
Cramiiie John, luarble rutter, r. 423 Bu-h
Cramsie William, marble cutter John Daniels & Co.,
r. 423 Bush
Cram-le William J., engineer J. A. Folger & Co., r.
323 Tenth
Crandall Brothers (Edwin D. and Henry E.) printers,
339 Bu.sh
Crandall Chsrles, mining, r. Commercial Hotel
Crandall Edwin D. (Crandall Bros.) r. 126 Rose At
Crandall George B., clerk superintendent's office
Wells, Fargo fc Co., r. 2S19 Mission
Crandall George B., messenger Manheim, Staples &
Co., r. 30ii Turk
Crandall Henry E. (Crandall Bros.) r. 5.58 Folsom
Crandall John R., cashier Homer S. King & Co., r. 46
Liberty
Crandall Mattie Mrs., r. 126 Rose Av
Crandall Oi-man, mlllwrisht, r. .^.merican Exchange
Hotel
Crandall Samuel V., car driver, r. 16^ Otis PI
Crandall Stephen, roofer, r. 420 Jackson
Crandall S. William, clerk Frederick G. Eickhorst, r.
NW cor Greenwich and Pierce
Crandall Thaddeus P. (T. P. Crandall i Co.) r. 2327
Fillmore
Crandall T. P. & Co. (Thaddeus P. Crandall) whole-
sale hosiery, 103 Battery
Crandall Warner G., real estate agent, r. 1301 Gough
Crandall William, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 129 Ridley
Crandall William G., bookkeeper Manheim, Staples
& Co., r. a06 Turk
Grandly William J., clerk Goodyear Rubber Co., r.
Oakland
Crane Albert E., country real estate and real
estate broker, 410 Montgomery, r. 641 Folsom
Crane Allen, driver John A. Roy, r. W s San Bruno
Road, nr Teuerifte
Crane Byron G. (Crane, Hastings & Co.) r. 428 Ellis
Crane Carlton C, citv passenger agent Denver and
Rio Grande Ry., r. Oakland
Crane Catherine, widow, r. 240 Clara
Crane Charles H., carpenter, r. 33.5 Siith
Crane Daniel, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
240 Clara
Crane Douglas B., clerk Post OflBce, r. 210 Fillmore
Crane Dwight H., gripman Msrket St. RR., r. 26 Turk
Crane Elizabeth, widow, r. 1409 Powell
Crane Elmore J., clerk Jonas & Co., r. 4353^ Stevenson
Crane Eugene J., finisher, r. 430 Tehama
Crane George F., driver Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r.
1009 Powell
Crane George J., correspondent O'Connor, Moffatt &
Cc, r. 1606 Bush
Crane Hanora, widow, r. 1606 Bush
Crane, Hastingfs & Co. (Byron G. Crane) im-
porters and dealers wines and liquors, 316 Sacra-
mento and 321 Commercial
Crane Henry A., office 638 Market, r. 1735 Sutter
Crane Henry A., bartender, r. 42.5 Kearny
Crane Henry M., speculator, r. 537 Sacramento
Crane James E., clerk general auditor's office S. P.
Co.. r. Oakland
Crane James P., pattern maker P. M. SS. Co., r. 1036
Twenty-fourth
Crane John, laborer, r. 140 Minna
Crane John D., cabinetmaker Pac. Spring and Mat-
tress Co., r. 1120 Mission
Crane John F., r. 444 Brannan
Crane John J., upholsterer, r. 2011 Mission
Crane John M., printer, r. 611 Bush
Crane Lauren E., expert accountant, 310 Pine, rooms
30-32, r. 2:i9 Seventh
Crane Lemuel P., clerk general freight office S. P. Co.,
r. 210 Fillmore
DR. BAZAN'S
THER3IO-EI.ECTRIC
RUSSIAN ani TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BOiLERS and STOVES
Coimected lor Hoi and Colli Waier in the best laMcr-
WATER BACKS, WATER HEATERS,
Of all kinds made and repaired.
W. E . LANK,
PLUMBER, 605 KEARNY STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Crane Marcia Miss, teacher Kindergarten Protestant
Orphan .^.sylum, r. Oakland
Crane Mary, widow, r. 1443 Leavenworth
Crane Michail, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Crane Nathanal H., janitor 506 Battery
Crane Peter, saloonkeeper, r. 109 Ellis
Crane Philip, conductor, r. 301 Folsom
Crane Thomas, brassm older, r. 257 H Clementina
Crane Thomas F., machinist, r. 326 Minna
Crane Timothy, conductor, r. 829 Folsom
Crane W. W. Mrs . widow, r. 711 Jones
Crane William expressman, r. 48 Louisa
Crane William T., agent, r. 144 Fifth
Crane William T. S.. bartender, r. 425 Eearoy
Craner Adolph P., jeweler, r. 657 Harrison
Craner Bernard, lumberman, r. 14 Bitch
Craner Charles, r. 22 Twelfth
Cranert Dora Mrs., r. 1518 Folsom
Cranert Emil, teamster Root* Sanderson, r. 324 Bitch
Cranford John A., broker, r. 304 Turk
Cranhall W. G., clerk, r. 306 Turk
Cranna V. T. Miss, saleslady S. A. Perry b Co., r. 538
Ellis
Cranna William C. R., printer, r. 538 Ellis
Cranston John, driver Eugene L. Rhoades, r. 122
Eddy, rear
Cranston Robert D., superintendent S. F. Planing
Mill, r. 9M Madison Av
Cranz Louis, restaurant, 444-448 Spear
Cranz Louis T., dentist, 122 Geary, r. 4 Terba Buena
Cranz Kichard, waiter, r. 448 Spear
Cranz Theodore D., cabinetmaker, r. 210 Prospect PI
Crary Benjamin F., journalist, r. 2735 Pine^
Crary George R., clerk, r. 9 Minna
Crary Louis M., pressman Bacon & Co., r. 2527 Mis-
sion
Grasp Mark, laborer W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 139 South
Park Av
Crass John H., cook. r. 327 Montgomery Av
Craumer Frederick W., stock clerk Bush & Mallett, r.
605 Larkin
Craumer Jacob F., carjaenter, r. 605 Larkin
Craven Ann Mrs , bakery and notions, 412H Green
Craven Bridget, widow, r. 55 Natoma
Craven Jane (Craven Sisters) r. 11 Geary
Craven James J., gasfitter Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 55
Xatoma
Craven Katie Miss, glovemaker, r. 55 Natoma
Craven M., hostler N. B. and M. RR.
Craveu Mary (Craven Sisters) r. 11 Geary
Craven Mary C. Miss, r. 311 Guerrero
Craven Nettie R. Mrs. principal Mission Grammar
School, r. 616 Jones
Craven Peter, boilermaker, r. 238 Oak
Craven Sisters (Jane and Mary) importers dress pat-
terns, 11 Geary, rooms 4-5-6
Craven William, laborer, r. Ocean View
Cravens Bella, widow, r. 105 Prospect PI
Craviotto Auguist, blacksmith, r. 1521 Dupont
Craviotto C. Mrs., dressmaking, 1.521 Dupont
Cra^vford A. & Co. (Andrew Crawford) shipping
and commission merchants and ship chandlers,
25-27 Market
Crawford Alfred J., carpenter, r. 818 Fifteenth, rear
Crawford An irew (A. Crawford & Co.) r. 421 Oak
Crawford Andrew, carpenter, r. 74 Tehama
Crawford Andrew J., stairbiiilder, r. 717 Church
Crawford Archibald, r. 2242 Howard
Crawfoid D-tnifl. milk depot, 932^ Harrison
Crawford Ezekiel M., assistant secretary Union Clul>,
r. 229 Fair Oaks
Crawford Frank, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E 8
Georgia, bet Sierra and Nevada
Crawford Frank H., carpenter, r. 8!< Bourbin PI
Crawford Frank M., business manager Alta California,
r. 312 Eddy
Crawford George B., drayman Lynde & Hough, r. 26
Kissling
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 F!RST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. DAVIS, City Agent,
4!29 CaliTornia Street.
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W. W. Montague &. Co.
punips,
Suction and Force.
809,
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Crawford George B., BliIppiiiK clerk Davis Bros., r.
E K Utah, bet Yolo and Sonoma
Crawford George W., carpenter, r. 303 Ninth
Crawford Henry, decorator, r. 830 Geary
Crawford J. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Grammar School,
r. 1502 J« California
Crawford James, carpenter, r. 15 Elliot
Crawford John, expert accountant and auditor, 40G
California, at Catton, Bell ^t Co.'s, r. Berkeley
Crawford John, ship carpenter, r. 209 Second
Crawford Jobn, ship carpenter Union Iron Works, r.
W s Missouri, bet Mariposa and Santa Clara
Crawford John C, carpenter, r. 515 Fifteenth
Crawford John F., clerk freight auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. l.'502J« California
Crawford John M.. collector Main and Beale St.
Wharves, r. Oakland
Crawford John S., first officer stmr Umatilla, r. 1
White's PI
Crawford John T., carpenter, r. 2618 Market
Crawford John W., cigars and tobacco, 160 Third, r.
363.^ Zoe
Crawford Joseph, rancher, r. 751 Capp
Crawford Robert, shipyardman Union Iron Works
Crawford Samuel E., carpenter, r. 615 Powell
Crawford Sanmel J., plasterer, r. 717 Church
I Crawford Thomas (Cain ct Co.) r. Oakland
Crawford Thomas, carpenter, r. 200S Geary
Crawford Thomas C. (Meserve, Crawford & Vogel-
I sang) attorney at law, 325 Montgomery, room 29,
I r. Oakland
I Crawford Thomas M., salesman S. H. Greenberg, r.
! Oakland
Crawford William, driver, r. 1935 O'Farrell
Crawford William, teamster Calvin Knickerbocker
Crawford William L., mining editor Alta, r. 312 Eddy
Crawhall John, check clerk freight depot S. P. Co., r.
I 520 Third
Crawhall William, gasfltter J. K. Prior, r. 263}^ Clem-
entina
; Crawley George W., engineer, r. 903M Shotwell
; Crawley George W. Mrs., widow, r. N s Corea, bet
Santee and Tallapoosa
Crawley John E., milkman, r. 29 Clara, rear
Crawley John M., assistant general freight agent S.
P. Co.
I Crawley Margaret, widow, r. 15 Verona
Crawley Patrick, gardener, r. 46 Twelfth
Craythorne Charles W., machinist, r. 48 Clara
Creagh Arthur G., bookkeeper, r. 19 Turk
I Creagh Merrick, clerk George Morrow h Co.
Creamer Arthur R., printer, r. 1422 Washington
Creamer David D., carpenter, r. 1611 Stevenson
Creamer Francis, shoemaker, r. 303 Davis
' Creamer George W., plumber, r. 1422 Washington
Creamer James, bartender, r. 246 Fourth
i Creamer James H., teamster, r. 1422 Washington
I Creamer John, laborer Market St. RR., r. 1611 Ste-
venson
; Creamer John F., gripman Market St. RR., r. 1611
j Stevenson
Creamer John J., clerk, r. 1422 Wa8hir;gton
1 Creamer John M., clerk, r. 537 Howard
1 Creamer Theodore, apprentice machinist Empire
' Foundry, r. 613 Mission
Creamer William, farmer, r. 45 Everett
Creamer William D. printer, r. 1422 Washington
Creamer William J., blacksmith, r. 1611 Stevenson
a^" Creamer. See Cramer, Cremer, Kramer and Kre-
! mer
Crean Dennis, coachman, r. 315 First
Creary Henry M.. carpenter, r. 432 Minna
Cnaser George W., waiter, r. 644 Sacramento
Creba Samuel (Samuel Creba k Son) r. 1622 Mission
Creba Samuel Jr. (Samuel Creba & Sou) r. 1622 Mis-
sion
Creba Samuel & Son (Samuel and Samuel Jr.) horse-
shoers, 1543 Mission
Crebbin Thomas, plumber William E. Lsne
Crebbiu William H.. bartendir, r. 636 Commercial
Creber John, rattan worker, r. 10 Vandewater
Crcber Walter, maltster, r. 16 Vandewater
Creber Walter H., wire weaver Cal. Wire Works, r. 16
Vandewater
Creed Daniel, boilermaker, r. 683 Harrison
Creed H. R., r. 50 Stevenson Av
Creed J. C, laborer, r. 922 Battery
Creed John E. , carpenter, r. 2.59 Stevenson
Creed John M., assistant storekeeper Custom House,
r. Berkeley
Creed Michael, expressmau SW cor Market and Sixth,
r. 549 Nalonia
Creed William H. (Wigginton, Creed & Hawes) attor-
ney at law, 330 Pine, rooms 25-27, r. Oakland
Creede Ellen Mrs., widow, r. 2030 Filbert
Creede John, laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 2030 Filbert
Creede Percival, tinsmith, r. 30(10 Webster
Creeden Daniel, gardener, r. 116 Jones
Creeden Dennis, laborer, r. 2733 Pine
Creeden Dennis, laborer, r. Tilden, nr Castro
Creeden Timothy, laborer, r. 1120 Mission
Creedon William, shoemaker, 27 Commercial
Creegan James F., bookkeeper J. H. Garrett & Co., r.
543 Stevenson
Creegan Martin, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r. 753
Harrison
Creegan Michael M., upholsterer, r. 608 Ivy Av
Creegan Peter, r. 543 Stevenson
Creegan Peter J., clerk letter dept Wells, Fargo & Co.,
r. 543 Stevenson
Creelmanu Frank, carriage painter, 325 Francisco, r.
110 Fourth
Creely James, horseshoer, 108 Jessie, r. 64 Natoroa
Creely J. Edward, horseshoer James Creely, r. 64 Na-
toma
Creely James, porter Tillmann & Bendel, r. 320 Ivy Av
Creely James H., law student Gordon & Young, r. 64
Natoma
Creem Frank, laborer S. F. and Pac. Glass Works, r.
122 Townsend
Creer Charles, blacksmith C. F. Suhl, r. Oakland
Cregan Cornelius, gripman Market St. RR., r. Cable
House
Cregan James, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
123 Oak
Cregan John, bricklayer, r. 709 Folsom
Cregan John H., saloon keeper, r. 133 Oak
Cregan Martin, laborer, r. 1265 Eighteenth
Cregan M. C, pantryman, r. 22 Turk
Cregan Michael, salesman 0. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 123
Oak
Creger William, tailor, 3 Trinity
Crego Cyrus, salesman F. A. Briggs, r. 94 Fair Oaks
Cn ig Thomas, plumber, r. 5 Treat Av
Creigh Catharine J., widow, r. 43 Hall Av
Creighton Charles, clerk letter dept Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. 1812 Stevenson
Creighton Daniel J., blacksmith, r. 788 Harrison
Creighton Ferdinand, insurance agent, r. 825 Valencia
Creighton Francis, laborer, r. NE cor North Point and
Larkiu
Creighton Hugh H., barber, 330 H Montgomery, r. 47
Third
Creighton James, bartender Fallon & Buckley, r. 927
Folsom
Creighton James, plumber, r. 416 Second
Creighton Jennie, widow, r. 32 Tehama
Creighton John F., bookbinder Hicks & Judd, r. 808
Filbert
Creig-hton Joseplx, umbrella and canemaker, 136
Eddy
Creighton Katie J. Miss, tailoress, r. 416 Second
Creighton Nellie F. Miss, tailoress, r. 416 Second
Creighton Patrick, contractor, r. 416 Second
Creighton Patrick, liquor saloon, SW cor Folsom and
Fifth, r. 927 Folsom
WHOLESALE AND EETAH,
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
Ml to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Marlet SI.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
Also the finest grades of Clarets, Hocks, ) ARPAO HARASHHY & CO.,
Burgundies, Sauternes, Ports and Sherries ) 530 WASHHTOTON STBEET.
CKE
365
CKO
Creighton Richard, laborer, r. 218)4 Ritch
Crelghton Thomas F., salesman Langley & Michaels.
r 623 Shotwell
Creighton Terrence, engineer, r. 47 Natoma
Creighton William H., foreman Patrick F.Dundon, r.
47 Natoma
Crellt-y Jaiijcs, fireman, r. 629 Front
Crelley Jnmes, salesman Tillmann & Bendel, r. 320
Ivy Av
Crelley John W., shoemaker, r. 320 Ivy Av
Crellin John, vice president The Morgan Oyster Co.,
612-614 Third, r. Oakland
Cremins William, sign painter, 341 Jessie, r. 157
Seventh
Cremony John, engineer S. F. Stove Works, r. 127
Jackson
Cremorne Joseph, tailor, r. 212 Prospect PI
Crenan Catherine Mrs., r. 14 Ridley
Crenau Henry, laundry man, r. 14 Ridley
Crenan Michael F., teamster, r. 14 Ridley
Crenn Oliver, shoemaker, r. 20 Lewis
Crenn A. Mrs., veetmaker, r. 2U Lewis
Creon Charles C. A., clerk, r. 1227 Polk
Creon John, bartender Louis Huber k Co., r. 638 H
Jessie
Crequat John, laundryman, r. 33 Chenery
Cressaglia Mateo, restaurant, 15 Third, r. 219 Steven-
son
Orescent City Wharf and Dock Co., office 314 Spear
Crescent City Transportation Co., oflBce 314 Spear
Crescent Coal Co., A. Summerfield, Jr., agent,
office 3.5-37 Clay
Cresman C. L., contractor and builder, Pier 3 Steuart,
r. Alameda
Cress George, cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 495 Bran-
nan
Cressens Josoph, cellerman J. C. Haberling, r. 912X
Jackson
Cressey Edward P., clerk P. M. SS. Co., r. 007 Folsom
Cressich Martin, seaman stmr San Juan
Cresswell A. L.. salesman D. Lundy, r. 1123 Scott
Cresswell David P., r. 619 Golden Gate Av
Cresswell John C, salesman D. Lundy, r. 24 Silver
Cressy Albert, driver Contra Costa Laundry Associa-
tion, r. 817 k Larkin
Cressy Theodore S., salesman Grangers' Business As-
sociation, r. 329 O'Farrell
Cresta Tomasso, vegables, 59 Colombo Market
Crauziger Charles, apprentice Charles Reuses, r. 721
Laguna
Creuziger Hugo, upholsterer, r. 721 Laguna
Crew Henry, clerk P. C. Rossi, r. 624 Broadway
Crew James W., hunter L. N. Handy & Co.
Crew John 8., mining, r. 307 Ritch
Crews Annie Mrs., ladies' nurse, 221 Shotwell
Crews John T., carpenter, r. 221 Shotwell
Greyer Charles L., butcher, r. 1621)^ Howard, rear
Cribbin Annie, domestic 1819 California
Cribbin Michael, liquor saloon and boarding, 541 First
Cribbin Patrick, hostler Wells, Fargo k Co., r. 431
Pine
Cribbins Elizabeth Mrs., r. 313 Guerrero
Crich Frederick, foreman Cal. Wire Works, r. 1028
Greenwich
Crichton James, carpenter r. 410 Minna
Crichton John L., contractor, r. 1401 Larkin
Crichton Peter, contractor and builder, 330 Pine,
rooms 11-12, r. 109 Baker
Cricket, The (theatrical daily) Doutrick & McVey
proptrs, 429 Montgomery
Crldge James, hairdresser Fred Hays, r. 944 Valencia
Crick John, r. 266 Brannan
Criletich Cosmo, waiter Mateo Cressaglia, r. 219 Stev-
enson
Crim George S.. real estate, r. 2320 Howard
Crim Samuel, real estate, r. 2320 Howard
Crim William H. (O. F. Von Rheln & Co.) r. 2526
Howard
FRATINGER & CO.
OF ALL DESOEIPTIONS.
105 KEAKXY STREET.
QAS, WATER and STEAM
FITTING,
in all its Branches, Well Done.
W/_ E
PLUMBER,
Established 1860.
605 KEARNT STREET^
Telephone 315.
Crimi Lawrence, night watchman Mechanics Mill, r.
nUH Powell
Crimmage William, sign writer, r. 157 Seventh
Crimmin Dennis K. (Donoghue & Crimmin) r. 666
Mission
Crlmmins Daniel F., carrier Examiner, r. 120 Oak
Crimmius Edward, laborer, r. 8 Warren Av
Ciimmlns John C, commercial traveler R. A. Swain
& Co., r. 2 City Hall PI
Crimmins John F., driver John A. Roy, r. W g San
Bruno Road, nr Teneriffe
Crimmius Michael, laborer, r. 216 Ninth
Crimmins Phillip J., r. 45 Ritoh
Crimmins Timothy, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 109
Twenty-third
Crimmius V., painter, r. 45 Ritch
Crimmins William, r. 45 Ritch, rear
Crimmins William Jr., shoemaker, r. 45?i Ritch
Cringle Edward A., seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Cripps Henry T., clerk local freight office 8. P. Co.,
r. Oakland
Criser Theodore B., carriage painter Neils R. Holm-
quist, r. 933 Mipsion
Crispin Ventura, ssddler, r. 1916 Taylor
Crispin Carmen, saddler, r. 1916 Taylor
Crispin Joseph, steward, r. 1916 Taylor
Criss Lorenzo D., shipcarpenter, r. 1516 Dolores
Crist John L. carpenter Alexander Flood, r. 1918
Jessie
Crist Julius, r. 65 Minna
Crist Rudolph F., bookkeeper J. C. Rued & Co., and
(G. F. Crist *: Sons, Oakland) r. East Oakland
e^ Crist. See Chiist
Critcber Edward P., clerk, r. SW cor Clay and Lvon
Critcher George D., clerk A. I. Hall & Son, r. SW cor
Clay and Lyon
Critcher Henry, speculator, r. SW cor Clay and Lyon
Critcher Henry Jr., clerk, r. SW cor Clay and Lyon
Critcher John, day inspector Custom House, r. 574
Folsom
Critcher Madison H., with A. I. Hall & Son, r. SW
cor Clay and Lyon
Critcher William K., salesman Goldberg, Bowen &
Co., r. SW cor Clay and Lyon
Critchlow Robert G., drayman, r. 333 ?i Bitch
Crittenden C. S., proprietor Club Stable, 409-411
Taylor, r. 305 Junes
Crittenden Dwight, mining, r. The Baldwin
Crittenden George B., clerk money order dept. Wells,
Fargo \ Co.. r. 219 Hyde
Crittenden Jnines L., attorney at law, 240 Mont-
gomery, rooms 9-10, r. Oakland
Crittenden Joseph L., law clerk, r. 299 Hyde
Crittenden Martin, rollermaker W. J. Sheehan, r. 516
Commercial
Crittenden Parker, auctioneer and real estate agent,
240 Montgomery, r. Alameda
Crittenden Thomas T., attorney at law, 240 Mont-
gomery, rooms 9-10
Critzman George, driver City RR., r. 232 Sixth
Croall James, plumber, r. 2107 Mason
Crobert George H., boilermaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. W s Kansas, bet Nevada and Humboldt
Crobert James, foreman Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
W s Kansas, bet Nevada and Humboldt
Crobert Josephine Miss, dressmaker, r. W s Kansas,
bet Nevada and Humboldt
Crocco Joseph (Crocco & Fugazl) r. 546 Green
Crocco Louis, with Pac. Pickle and Vinegar Works, r.
3 Eatou Alley
Crocco & Fugazl (Joseph Crocco and Frank Fugazi)
wines and liquors, 1500 Stockton
Croce Peter E. (Croce & Marchand) r. 109 Mont-
gomery
Croce & Marchand (Peter E. Croce and Constant Mar-
chand) watchcasemaker, 622 Clay, room 9
Crockard Hugh, shipsmitb, 20 Mission, r. E s Trini-
dad, bet Yazoo and Platte
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
42 to SO Beale Street. San Francisco.
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MANUFACTURERS OF
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Crockard John, shlpsmith, r. 550 Bryant
Crockard Eobert, Bbipsoiith H. Crockard, r. 248 Jessie
Crocker A. & Brothers (Adolph, Aaron and Jacob)
clothing, dry goods, boots and shoes, 1125
Stockton
Crocker Aaron (A. Crocker & Bros.) r. 1111 Mason
Crocker Aaron, bootblack, 631J4 Merchant, r. 322)4
Broadway
Crocker Adolph (A. Crocker & Bros.) r. 1111 Mason
Crocker Albert W., laborer, r. 869 Market
Crocker Charles, first vice-president Soiithern
Pacific Co.. NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room
■"="■42, r. NW cor California and Taylor
Crocker Charles, laborer John Wieland Brewing Co.,
r. 270 First
Crocker Charles F., third vice-president South-
ern Pacific Co., and vice-president Occidental and
Oriental Steamship Co., NE cor Fourth and Town-
send, r. SW cor Leavenworth and Pine
Crocker Charles H. (H. S. Crocker & Co.) r. Palace
Hotel
Crocker Clark W. (Sisson, Crocker & Co.) r. 1609 Sutter
Crocker Daniel H., mechanic, r. 622 Natoma
Crocker Ellen, widow, r. 1010 Sutter
Crocker George, r. NW cor Taylor and California
Crocker George D., mining, r. 1021 Hyde
Crocker Henry J. (H. S. Crocker & Co.) r. 1609 Sutter
Crocker Henry S. (H. S. Crocker & Co.) r. Palace
Hotel
Crocker Horace L., student Barnard's Business Col-
lege, r. 222)4 O'Farrell
Crocker H. S. & Co. (Henry S., Henry J. and
1 Charles H. Crocker and John D. Yost) importing
stationers, printers, lithographers and bookbind-
ers, 215-219 Bush
Crocker H. T., civil engineer, r. 433 McAllister
Crocker Isaac B., porter Cunningham, Curtiss &
Welch, r. 2012 Mission
Crocker Jacob (A. Crocker & Bros.) r. Eureka, Hum-
boldt Co
Crocker John, clerk Crocker & Suydam, r. 1108 Bush
Crocker John H. (Crocker & SnydamI r. 1108 Bush
Crocker Lesser, dry goods, clothing, boots, shoes,
etc., 724-726 Montgomery
Cro'-ker Mary J. C. Mrs., teacher Sanchez Street
Primary School, r. 206 Nineteenth
Crocker Matthew H., superintendent, r. 1027 Twenty-
first
Crocker Maurice, tailor, 202 Powell, r. 322 Broadway
Crocker Mining Co. (Pima Co., A. T.) A. Waterman
secretary, 25-26 Nevada Block
Crocker Nathan, office 411-413 Battery, r. 1616 Bush
Crocker Roland R., sailmaker Simpson & Fisher, r.
718 Howard
Crocker William, carpenter William A. Meeker, r. 913
Oak
Crocker William A., machinist Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 220 Sanchez
Crocker William H., cashier The Crocker- Wool-
worth National Bank of San Francisco, 322 Pine,
r. NW cor California and Taylor
Crocker-Wool^vorth National Bank of San
Francisco The, E. C. Woolworth president,
William H. Crocker cashier, 322 Pine
Crocker & Suydam (John H. Crocker and James
N. Suydam) stockbrokers, 327 Pine
Crockett Charles, policeman, r. 420 Sixth
Crockett Charles, waiter, r. 815 Stockton
Crockett Frank, machinist corporation yard 8. F. F.
D., r. 6 Octavia
Crockett George A., second officer stmr Queen of the
Pacific, r. Oakland
Crockett John, mining secretary, room 8, S. F.
Stock and Exchange Bldg, r. <lll 5Tason
Crockett Joseph B., president S. F. Gas Light
Co., SE cor First and Natoma, r. 2029 California
Crockett Robert, attorney at law, 612 Commercial, r.
521 Post
Crockett Thomas, carpenter, r. 208 Jones
Crockett William W., blacksmith, r. 11:)8 Seventeenth
Croft Albert H., painter F. Mansell & Co., r. 733 Mar-
ket
Croft E. J . Mrs., r. 1510 Folsom
Croft John, seaman, r. 272 Brannan
Croft Martin, carpenter Jason Springer & Co., 907)4
Dolores
Croft Robert, bookkeeper Bank of British Columbia,
r. 618 !4 Greenwich
Croft Robert, seaman stmr Colima
Crofton James, longshoreman, r. SW cor Battery and
Vallejo
Crofton John, longshoreman, r. 15 Alta
Crolton John J., clerk, r. 127 Kearny
Crofts John J., chief engineer stmr Newport, r. 2223
California
Crogan Bridget, widow, r. 909 Vallejo
Crogan James, paints and oils, 1605 Buchanan, r.
nn HolliB
Crogan Nellie, domestic 31 South Park
Crogan Nicholas, longshoreman, r. 317 Beale
Crogan Patrick J., painter, r. 1532)4 Eddy
Croghan Francis J., oiler stmr Queen of the Pacific,
r. 345 Brannan
Croke Catherine Mrs., r. 21 Grand Av
Croke James, bookkeeper, r. 918 Natoma
Croke Katie F. Miss, teacher, r. 918 Natoma
Croke Margaret A. Miss, teacher, r. 918 Natoma
Croke Peter, r. 649 Broadway
Croke Thomas, clerk County Clerk's Office, r. 918 Na-
toma
Croley George H., manufacturers' agent, 13 Pine, r.
Berkeley
Crorabie John H., buyer Pope & Talbot, r. 600 Bush
Cromer Henry, collector, r. 19 Louisa
Croinhaue Jeremiah S., miner, r. 7U8)4 Tehama
Crompton Oliver, brakeman S. P. Co., r. 571 Bryant
Crompton Robert, patternmaker J. 'Wagner & Co., r.
Oakland
Crompton Thomas S., contractor, r. 1231 Market
Cromwell B., reporter Chronicle, r. 229 Kearny
Cromwell John, plumber, r. 420 Jackson
Cromwell Samuel H., watchman, r. 734 Sixteenth
Cron Albert L., candymaker George Haas, r. 414 Sixth
0£^ Cron. See Krohn and Kron
Cronacher Charles, tanner Balz Bros. & Finkeldey, r.
Tanners' Home
Cronan Bernard, baker, r. 230 Montgomery Av
Cronan Catharine, widow, r. SW cor Union and Mont-
gomery
Cronan Daniel, laborer, r. 2 Vincent
Cronan Jeremiah J., conductor N. B. and M. RR., r.NW
cor Twenty-fourth and Folsom
Cronan John, groceries, 321 Jessie, r. 410 Eddy
Cronan John B., bookkeeper Root & Sanderson, r. 316
Jones
Cronan M., laborer S. F. Bridge Co.
Cronan Michael, laborer, r. 131 Shipley
Cronan Timothy, r. 20.5 Second
Cronan William, 560)4 Bryant
Cronan William, metal roofer, 1213-1215 Market, r.
1224 Go' den Gate Av
8^" Cronan. See Cronin
Crone Henry, ship carpenter, r. W 8 Tennessee, bet
Sierra and Nevada
Crone John J., carpenter, r. 127 Rose Av
Crone Margaret, widow, r. 26 Hermann
Crouen James, baker R. Stege, r. 560 S Bryant
Cronin Cornelius, bricklayer, r. 321 Tehama
Cronin Cornelius, laborer, r. 242 Perry
Cronin Cornelius B., laborer, r. 242 Perry
Cronin David, groceries, 159 Minna
Cronin David, tanner, r. N b Sweeny, nr San Bruno
Road, U. M. T.
Cronin David W., bookkeeper Peter B. Simons & Son,
r. 1575 Market
Cronin Dennis, laborer, r. 159 Minna
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Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, 54,712,747
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WU. SESTOIT, Asst. UauKor.
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Cronlu Dennis, washer Fitzgerald & Conlon, r. 1525
California
Cronln Edward, cooper, r. 237 Eighth
Croniu Edward F., shoemaker, r. 7 Columbia PI, B.H.
CroniD Francis, engineer, r. 206 Kearny
Cronin Helen, widow, r. Sweeny, ur San Bruno Road,
U. M. T.
Cronin J., traveling salesman W. J. Houston & Co.
Cronin James, carpenter, r. 1563 !< Market
Cronin James, clerk, r. SE cor California and FIll-
iDore
Cronin James, laborer, r. 48 Tehama
Cronin James, maltster Matthew Nunan, r. 912;^ Na-
toma
Cronin James, teamster Overland Freight Transfer
Co., r. 226 Ritch
Cronin James A., clerk, r. 242 Perry
Cronin Jeremiah, laborer, r. 1209 Steiner
Cronin John, bottler, and extraman Hose No. 5, r.
1425 Market
Cronin John, liquor saloon, SE cor California and
Fillmore
Cronin John F., policeman, r. 40M Louisa
Cronin John V., bartender, r. 6.36 Commercial
Croniu Mary Mrs., r. 5 McLea Court
Cronin Michael, r. 321 Tehama
Cronin Michael, laborer, r. 322 Ritch
Cronin Michael I., laborer Mechanics' Mill, r. 12
Hawthorne
Cronin Michael M., groceries and liquors, 1119 Har-
rison
Cronin N. Miss, dressmaker, 1008 Mission
Cronin Nora Mrs., r. 1008 Mission
Cronin Owen, laborer, r. 135 Seventh
Cronin Patrick, foreman boilermaker Union Iron
Works, r. E s Tennessee, bet Sierra and Nevada
Cronin Peter, painter, r. 8 Dale PI
Cronin Thomas, boilerm»»ker Union Iron Works
Cronin Timothy, gashousekeeper, r. 425 Sierra
Cronin Timothy B., boilermaker Union Iron Works,
r. E 8 Tennessee, bet Sierra and Nevada
Cronin Timothy J., liquor saloon, 1120 Howard, r.
658 M Natoma
Cronin William J., shoemaker, r. 7 Columbia PI, B. H.
.«&■ Cronin. See Cronan
Cronise William H. V., mining, r. Commercial Hotel
Cronk J. B. Mrs., r. 1224 Filbert
Cronley John, lamplighter, and extraman Hose No.l,
r. 1003 Battery
Cronogue James, r. 716 Twenty-third
Crook Edwin W., mnfr shirts, 126 Kearny, room 49,
r. 119 Oak
Crook Oliver, bookkeeper C. W. Taber, r. 1015 Va-
lencia
Crook Sarah Miss, r. 1326 Pine
Crook William, steward stmr Colima
Crook William T., brakemau S. P. Co., r. 423 Bryan
Crooker Elijah H., stairbuilder, r. 508 Mission
Crocker Matthew H., superintendent O'Connor, Mof-
fatt & Co., r. 1027 Twenty-first
Crooker William, starcher La Grande Laundry
Crooks Georee B., shipping clerk John Taylor & Co.,
r. 834 Mission
Crooks Jackson J. (Crooks & Crooks) r. 801 Sutter
Crooks James, bricklayer, r. 1432 Post
Crooks Jerome, wheelwright. Ocean View
Crooks John J. (Crooks & Crooks) r. 801 Sutter
Crooks John J., contractor, r. 2111 Fillmore
Crooks Richard, eexton St. Luke's Episcopal Church,
SE cor Clay and Van Ness Av
Crooks Samuel J., teamster M. & A. Hansen, r. 1736
Pierce
Crooks Susan, widow, r. 801 Sutter
Crooks & CrooUs (John J. and Jackson J.) real
estate and insurance, 420 Montgomery, room 8
Oroome William, dentist, 823 Market
Croon Francis, laborer, r. 19 Minna
Croon George H., ferryboat hand, r. 19 Minna
WATER FILTERS,
ALL SIZES AND KINDS FOR FAUCETS.
Large Filterers with capacity for cleaning all water
used in the bouse, simple and cheap.
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505 Kearny Street,
Telephone 315.
Plumber,
EsUblished 1S60.
Croon John F., preBsman S. F. Bulletin, r. 213
Eleventh
Croon Peter, r. 19 Minna
Croon Thomas A., clerk Empire Foundry, r. 19 Minna
Croon Walter W., teamster, 19 Minna
Cropsey Mary A., widow, r. 824 Bush
Cros Jacinto, clerk, r. 1023 Mission
Crosby A. B. Mrs., dry goods, 1800 Union
Crosby Alphouso B., dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 1800 Union
Crosby Frank, stevedore, r. 921 Battery
Crosby Frank B., knifemaker John Simonde
Crosbv George H., engineer, r. 21 Minna
Crosby George O., produce dealer, r. 508 Leavenworth
Crosby Henry R., journalist, office 106 Phelan Bldg,
r. 814 Montgomery
Crosby James, waiter The Baldwin, r. 146 Natoma
Crosby John, laborer, r. 2001 M Dupont
Crosby John F., carpenter, r. 17 Hermann
Crosby Mark, laborer, r. 29 Norfolk
Crosby Michael, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 114
Perry
Crosby Michael, currier, r. 19 Van Ness Av
Crosby Patrick, hostler Omnibus RR., r. 207 Tehama
Crosby Patrick, policeman, r. 10 Juniper
Crosby Walter, barber, r. 13-4 Virginia PI ■
Crosby Walter, bootblack Knoechel & Brand, r. 1006
Clay
Crosbv William J., cutler, r. 36 Clay
Crosett Alfonso A., bookkeeper Wm. H. Rouse & Co.,
r. 427 Eddy
Crosett Edward F., clerk A. F. Evans & Co., r. 136
Cumberland
Crosett James F. (J. F. Crosett & Co.) r. 2525 Folsom
Crosett James L., commission merchant, 628 Sacra-
DR. BAZAN'S
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Also Medicated and Electric Balls SiyeL
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mento,
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CROSETT J. F.& CO. (Ja^esF.
Crosett) employment and business
agency, male department, 628 Sacra-
mento, female department, 303 Stock-
ton, telephone numbers SOT and 557
B^~ Crosett. See Crossett
Cross Amelia, widow, r. 16 5^ Glover
Cross Anthony, laborer, r. 762 Brannan, rear
Cross -Arthur D., student, r. 1105 Mason
Cross Benjamin, clerk, r. 1061 Howard
Cross Charles V., r. 721 Geary
Cross Charles W (Byrne & Cross) attorney at law, 310
Pine, rooms 35-41, r. 718 Waller
Cross Dudley A. F., waiter, r. 913 Howard
Cross Edward L., clerk Charles H. Fechheimer, r. 24
Sixth
Cross Frederick L., r. cor Moultrie and Old Hickory Av
Cross Hugh, salesman Doane & Henehelwood, r. 715
McAllister
Cross James T., with Welch & Co., 109 California,
r. 22 Geary
Cross John, laborer, r. 47 Church
Cross John R. (Edward P. -Ulis & Co.) r. 801 Haight
Cross Richard, drayman Root & Sanderson, r. 1317
California
Cross Bufus S., clerk Station D. Post Office, r. 445
Guerrero
Cross Thomas J., transfer agent City BE., r. 1571M
Market
Cross William B., engineer, r. 1105 Mason
Cross William B., master mariner, r. 745 Francisco
Cross William G., photo printer L. Thors, r. 157154
Market
Crosscup I. Oscar, assistant dynamo room Cal. Elec-
tric Light Co., r. 507 Gough
Crossett Frederick W., clerk freight auditor's office
S. P. Co., r. 916 Twentieth
Crossett Leontine, r. 1947 Geary
Crossett Truman, dentist, 916 Twentieth
t^ Crossett. See Crosett
Crossette J. D., compositor Chronicle
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
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309. 311. 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Crossfield Edmond '\V., painter, r. 429 Shipley
Crossley Harry A. , miner, r. 2G00 Sutter
Crosslty Leonard G., miner, r. 2000 Sutter
Crossley N. D.. r. 1220 Twenty-first
Cro8sley William C, laborer Charles Callahan, r. 836
Howard
Crossman Charles, gripman. r. 331)4 Bush
Grossman Cortland D.. restaurant, 503 Davis, r. SW
cor Davis and Washington
Crossman George, fireman stmr Meiico, r. 121 Morris
Av
Crossman James H., mining expert, 328 Montgomery,
r. 820 Jackson
Crosthwaite Banks, engineer, r. 13 Page
Crosthwaite George, carpenter, r. 35 Lily Av
Crosthwaite Isaac, carpenter W. A. Meeker, r. So Lily
Av
Crosthwaite Isaac Jr., gilder, r. 35 Lily Av
Crosthwaite John, polisher Thomas Day & Co. (lim-
ited) r. 35 Lily Av
Crosthwaite Michael H., plumber and gasfitter, 2134
Fillmore, r. E s Fifth Av, bet Point Lobos Av and
Clement
Crothers John M., waiter J. P. Eklund, r. 252)4 Third
Crotty Daniel, machinist, r. 305 Minna
Crotty John, laborer, r. 13jy Montgomery
Crotty John T., cigarmaker, r. 231 Fifteenth
Crotty Michael, bricklayer, r. 1760 Ellis
Crouan Bernard, laborer, r. 228 Montgomery Av
Crouch Daniel, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Crouch George W., molder, r. 704 )« Natoma
Crouch James, foreman H. Plagemanni Co., r. 1227)4
Pacific
Crouch James A., r. 515 Sacramento
Crouch Thomas, laborer, r. 1188 Harrison
Crouch William F., cigarmaker H. Plagemann & Co.,
r. 646 Howard
Croudace Frederick W., publisher Breviate of Records,
620 Merchant, r. 2203 Fillmore
Crcugh John A., provisions and dairy produce, 428
Hayes
Croughwell Eugene, hamessmaker L. D. Stone & Co.,
r. 7 Middle
Crouse Colman F., night inspector Custom House, r.
2 Reagan PI
Crouse Daniel, r. 3 Torrens Court
Crouse John R., commission merchant, r. 1121 Sutter
Crouse William, teamster Scott & McCord
Crow Caroline, tailoress, r. 451 Natoma
Crow C. P., financier Farmers and Merchants Bxmi-
ness Agency, 208 Sacramento, r. Oakland
Crow Daniel, steelworker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 8 s
Sierra, bet Michigan and Georgia
Crow Eugene, porter Lambert & Greene, r. 1030 How-
ard
Crow George, blacksmith P. J. O'Brien & Sons, r. 1121
Mission
Crow George M., carpenter, r. 451 Natoma
Crow Harvey J. , wagonmaker John W. Farren, r. 451
Natoma
Crow John H., r. 226 Taylor
Crow Morris, tailor, r. 523 Minna, rear
Crow Patrick, porter, r. 123 Jackson
Crow Thomas, S. F. Gas Light Co.
Crowe Charles, gripman Market RR., r. 3114)4 MisBion
Crowe Charles W., upholsterer, r. 321 Pacific
Crowe George A., gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 1011
Washington
Crowe Irene Miss, r. 1719 Bush
Crowe J., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 408 Hyde
Crowe James S., millhand Young & Thompson, r. 77
California Av
Crowe James W., deputy Sherifif, r. 408)4 Shipley
Crowe John, plasterer, r. 310 Montgomery Av
Crowe John J., clerk M. DeWitt & Co., r. 315 Minna
Crowe John J., painter E. M. Gallagher, r. 2408 Sac-
ramento
Crowe M., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Crowe Mark, plasterer E. M. Gallagher, r. 2408 Sacrt-
mento
Crowe Maxwell L., plate printer, 26 Montgomery, r.
136 Hancock
Crowe M. L. Mrs. (Mmes. Cameron & Crowe) r. 134
Hancock
Crowe Patrick, foreman shoe shop Industrial School,
r. 163 Jessie
Crowe Thomas, conductor Presidio RR., r. 2913 Pine
Crowe Thomas, laborer, r. 40 Moss
Crowe Thomas, laborer, r. Sierra, bet Georgia and
Shasta
Crowe Thomas M., butcher, r. 1155 Folsom, rear
Crowell Amos E., janitor, 410 Kearny, room 24
Crowell Annie, widow, r. SW cor Butte and Pennsyl-
vania Av
Crowell Aurelia A. Mrs., r. 306 Seventeenth
Crowell Charles H., secretary Laurel Hill Cemetery,
r. 3200 Clay
Crowell Charles I., bookkeeper Sroufe & McCrum, r.
1217 Jones
Crowell Eugene, hamessmaker, r. 7 Middle
Crowell Fannie E. Miss, stenographer, r. 806 Seven-
teenth
Crowell George C, compositor Chronicle, r. 15 Caro>
line
Crowell George D., r. 17 Sixth
Crowell George E., mining engineer, r. 712 Church
Crowell J. P. Mrs., r. 328 O'Farrell
Crowell Martin L., route agent Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
2620 Sacramento
Crowell Walter T., compositor Chronicle, r. 15 Caro-
line
8^ Crowell. See Croall
Crowhurst Samuel G., driver, r. 1013 Treat Av
Crowhurst William, grand lecturer I. O. G. T., r.
1041 Twenty-fourth
Crowley Mrs., r. S s Servia, bet Savannah and
Platte
Crowley Andrew, laborer Mechanics' Mill, r. 521
Howard
Crowley Annie, widow, r. 17 Morris Av
Crowley Bartholomew, baker, r. 320 Fifth
Crowley Bridget, widow, r. 47 Natoma
Crowley Catherine Mrs., r. 11 Norfolk
Crowley Charles, r. NE cor Geary and Buchanan
Crowley Charles, laborer, r. 315 Beale
Crowley Charles, patrolman Morse's patrol, r. 772
Bryant
Crowley Cornelus, r. 334 Third
Crowley Cornelius, liquor saloon, NW cor Twenty-
sixth aud Valencia
Crowley Cornelius, restaurant, 126)4 Seventh
Crowley Cornelius, teamster, r. 1 Le Roy PI
Crowley Cornelius H., carpenter Cal. Mill,r.521 Minna
Crowley Daniel r. 529 Sacramento
Crowley Daniel, salesman Hyman Lippman, r. 620
Linden Av
Crowley Daniel F., clerk County Clerk's Office, r. 400
Polk
Crowley Daniel F., laborer Presidio, r. 30 Johnson Av
Crowley Daniel J., bookbinder H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
334 Third
Crowley Daniel J., clerk, r. 793 Mission
Crowley David, boatman, r. 1913 Kearny
Crowley Dennis, laster Buckingham & Hecht, r. 620
Linden Av
Crowley Edith H. Miss, teacher Clement Grammar
School, r. 1629 Sacramento
Crowley Edward J., merchant, r. 131 Page
Crowley F. Mrs., widow, r. 320 Seventeenth
Crowley F. A. Miss, teacher Boys' High School, r. 131
Page
Crowley Florence, longshoreman, r. 334 Bryant
Crowley George, stoves and tinware, 230 Sixth, r. 5111
Natoma
Crowley James, painter, and extraman Engine No. 8,
r. 18 Reed
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
THE LARGEST
CARPET AND nPHOLSTERT HOUSE
ON THE PAOIFIO COAST.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
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Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
31 MarM St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY^
Finer thon the class of Champagnes sent from ^ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
France to this countrj-, but without Brandy. I 530 WASHIHOTOM STEEET.
CEO
369
CKU
Crowley JsmeB, shipwright, r. 721 Natoma
Crowley James B , salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
1122 Filbert
Crowley James C, cooper, r. 534 H Natoma
Crowley James F., clerk Union Box Factory, r. 361
First
Crowley Jeremiah, lonRshovenian, r. 210 Clara
Crowley John, r. 237 Minna, rear
Crowley John, clerk Post Offiie, r. 1514 Howard
Crowley John, coopor, r. 270 Jessie
Crowley John, deck hand stmr Mary Garratt
Crowley John, expressman, St cor Fourth and Berry,
r. N s Sierra, bet Tennessee and Kentucky
Crowley John, cxframan Hook and Ladder No. 1, r. 52
Minna
Crowley John, laborer, r. 2.')3J4 Clara
Crowley John, laborer, r. 620 !-i Linden Av
Crowley John, laborer, r. 1003 Battery, rear
Crowley John, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Crowley John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E 8 Louis-
iana, bet Napa and Shasta, rear
Crowley John, millhand Pac. Wood and Cooperage
Co., r. 1327 Harrison
Crowley John, porter Russ House, r. 1123 Twenty-first
Crowley John, ship f-alker, r. 1057 Ji Folsom
Crowley John, teamster Oregon Imp. Co., r. 361 First
Crowley John Jr., iron worker Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
E s Louisiana, bet Napa and Shasta, rear
Crowley John D., carpenter, r. 1857 Stevenson
Crowley John D., with J. B. Orognen, r. 567 Steven-
son
Crowley John E., haruessmaker L. D. Stone & Co., r.
Palmer nr Miguel
Crowley John G., farmer, r. 1 Chatham PI
Crowley John H., shoemaker Cahu, Nickelsburg k
Co., r. 320 Fifth
Crowley John J., janitor Supreme Court, r. 28 Dear-
born PI
Crowley John J., saloonkeeper, r. 1024 Twentieth
Crowley John J., longshoreman, 1114M Bryant
Crowley John N., watchmaker, r. 77 West Mission
Crowley John W., moulder Union Iron Works, r.
W 6 Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta, rear
Crowley Lizzie E. Miss, teacher Hamilton Grammar
School, r. 1629 Sacramento
Crowley Mark F., with Barnett & Kalisky, r. 321 JjS
Bryant
Crowley Mary E. Miss, teacher Longfellow Primary
School, r. 1109 Florida
Crowley Michael, groceries, 1501 Montgomery
Crowley Michael, groceries and liquors, SW cor Bruce
PI and Shipley
Crowley Michael, hostler N. B. and M. RR., r. 1328
Alabama
Crowley Michael, miner, r. 26 Turk
Crowley Michael, seaman, r. 3H Broadway
Crowley Michael J., fireman tug Monarch, r. 36 Val-
paraiso
Crowley Michael J.,. plasterer, r. 462 Jessie
Crowley Michael J., supt construction Harbor Com-
missioners, r. 215 Turk
Crowley Nathaniel G., teas, 306 Sixteenth, r. 334 Third
Crowley Patrick, Chief of Police, Old City Hall,
tirst.floor, r. 1629 Sacramento
Crowley Patrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Crowley Patrick, foreman King St. Warehouse, r. 149
Silver
Crowley Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E s
Tennessee, bet Sierra and Nevada
Crowley Patrick, teamster, r. 911 Sansome
Crowley Richard, blacksmith, r. 155 Fifteenth
Crowley Robert S., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.,
r. 327 M Haight
Crowley Samuel S., clerk Anglo-Nevada Assurance
Corporation, r. 1 '529 Sacramento
Crowley Stephen, waiter, r. 24 Sixth
Crowley Stephen J., treer S. W. Rosenstock k Co., t,
1430 Dolores
FRATINGER & CO.
Fine Dressmaking
105 KEARNY STREET.
CAST IRON PIPE.
GAS and WATER PIPE
And FITTINGS of all Sizes.
W. E.T^ANE,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Crowley Thomas, r. 441 Jessie
Crowley Thomas J., attorney at law, 316Phelan Bldg,
r. San Rafael
Crowley Thomas P., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
1122 Filbert
Crowley Timothy, laborer, r. N 8 Day, bet Church
and Sanchez
Crowley Timothy F., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
210 Clara
Crowley Timothy J., horseshoer, NE cor Drumm and
Merchant, r. 5 Birch Av
Crowley Timothy K., laborer, r. 237 Minna, rear
Crowley Valentine, clerk, r. 6201^ Linden Av
Crowley Vincent P., r. 362 Third
Crowley William, expressman, 38 California, r. 2831
Clay
Crowley William, laborer, r. 253 J4 Clara
Crowley William, mangier U. S. Laundry
Crowley William B., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
320 Fifth
Crowley William C, conductor Market St. RR.,
r. Powell Av, nr Mission
Crowley William J., clerk, r. 215 Turk
Crown David S., cigarmaker Henry Dabelstern, r.
634 Fulton
Crown Harris, cigarmaser, r. 505 Market
Crown Isaac, barber, r. 2:^2 Turk
Crown Point Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev,) James Newlauds secretary, 3 S. F. Stock
and Exchange Bldg
Crown Point Ravine Silver Mining Co. (Gold Hill,
Nev.) J. M, Buffington secretary, 309 California,
rooms 3-4
Cro^vn Sewing Machine Co., Samuel Hill Es-
tate agent, 634 Market
Crowry George, laborer, r. 1817 Greenwich
Crowther Edward W., carpenter, r. 628 Post
Croiall Julius D., agent Lindley & Co. (Sacramento,
Cal.) oifice 405 Front, r. 314 Jones
Croyland John, journalist, r. 242 Taylor
Crozier E., patternmaker S. F. Tool Co.
Crozier John, bartender Mrs. Mary Kennedy, r. E s
Kentucky, bet Sierra and N^a
Crozier Samuel, barber A. I. Korn, r. 1108 Mason
Crozier William J., bookkeeper, r. 619 Pine
Cruden Albert, stevedore, r. 625 Lombard
Cruden David, shipwright, r. 2645 Howard
Cruden George, engineer, r. 418M Ringold
Cruden William, butcher, r. 502)^ Broadway
Cruikshank John, r. 230 O'Farrell
Cruikshank Joseph, bottler I. H. Morse & Co., r. 220
Oak
Cruikshank Peter, carpenter, r. 534 Third
Crumb E. D., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r. West
Oakland
Crumble John W., waiter, r. 542 Howard
Crummey Eugene, butcher Miller & Lux, r. Mani-
toba, bet Susquehanna and St. John
Crummey Hugh, butcher, r. E s Railroad Av, bet
Servia and Paraguay
Crummey James (Crumiiaey & Hall) r. 20 Erie
Crummey John A., butcher, r. NW cor Manitoba and
Susquehanna
Crummey John T., butcher, N s Butte, bet Kentucky
and Tennessee, r. W s Minnesota, bet Solano and
Mariposa
Crummey Owen, butcher J. G. Johnson & Son, r.
Railroad Av, bet Servia and Paraguay
Crummey & Hall (James Crummey and James Hall)
wholesale butchers, S s Honduras, bet Kentucky
and Susquehanna
Crump Annie Miss, r. 203 Valencia
Crunow Henry, packer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 43 Sixth
Cruse Ferdinand, brewer, r. 208 Third
Cruse Frank H., clerk Edwards & Co., r. 127 Guer-
rero
Cruse Jolin H., wines and liquors, 527 East, r. 230
Duncan
JOHN HAMMOND
24
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
nannfactarer of every description of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to SO Beale Street. San Franeiaco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker, ^^'"^^^JStL'/orch
Hay. Hide, Hop, Bag,
Ula Presses.
CRU
370
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9Q
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOKTERS OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STEEET
Cruse M.'iRgle, -widow, r. 3 Dunn's Alley
Cruse William, plasterer, r. 127 Guerrero
Cruse Williiiui Jr., clerk, r. 127 (^nerrero
Crutclifield David A., hostler Presidio Keservation,
r. 282n Greenwich
OKUVLLLi Oi ii vocal culture
and voice building', Italian metbod,
213 Powell
Cruyt Florimond, r. 728 Broadway, rear
Cruz Charles, clerk W. J. Magner. r. 1616 Mason
Cruz Elizabeth, widow, r. IfilB Mason
Cruz Joseph, tinsmith, r. 1016 Mason
H^" Cruz. See Cruise, Kroos and Kruse
Cruza Joseph A., cattle dealer, r. 734 Minna
Cruze William, clerk Commercial Soap Co.
Cryer Charles, enj^ineer, r. 1608 Pacific Av
Cryer Charles L., butcher, r. 1621Ji Howard
Crystal Drug Store, NE cor Valencia and
Twenty-first
Crystal Hotel, William Ellis proprietor, NE cor
Fourth and Berry
Crystal Mining Co. (El Dorado Co.) A. K. Durbrow
secretary, 69 Nevada Block
Crystal National Yeast Co., Isaac Barker manager,
757 J4 Howard
Crystal Palace Assn, Fillmore, bet Post and Sutter
Crystal Palace Saloon, Hageman & Haquette
proprietors, 5 Kearny and 12 Geary
Crystal Soda Water Co., Maxson & Simmons proptrs,
2308 Mason
Crystal Vinegar Works, 1800 Folsom
Crystal Warm Salt Water Bathinj; t"©.,
John Farnham manager, 317-321 Bay
Cnbery William M. (Cubery & Co.) r. 704 Powell
C/UBERl & 00. (William M.
Cubery) steam printers, 415 Market,
belo-»v First
Cubitt Henry, assistant shipping clerk Goldberg,
Bowen & Co.. rr269 Minna
Cncavich <!(c Buslach (Peter Cuoavich and Charles
L. Buslach) liqu« saloon, 413 Washington
Cucavich Peter (Cucavich & Buslach) r. 2020 Powell
Cucavitza Pletro, fisherman, r. 15 Vallejo
Cucuel Alfred, machinist Clot fc Meese, r. 11 Sanchez,
bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Cucuel Eraile (Bishop k Cucuel) r. 1225 Clay
Cucuel George, with Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 153^
Scott PI
Cuddebach George W.. clerk, r. 12 Mason
Cuddy Catherine, widow r. 5 Alice
Cuddy George, packer Leege & Mills, r. Oakland
Cudder Marinus B., laborer Cal. Sugar Kefinery, r.
E s Pennsylvania Av, bet Nevada and Sierra
Cuddy James, gardener Chas. M. Leopold, r. Saucelito
Cuddy Jeremiah (Wall & Cuddy) r. 22 Verona
Cuddy W. A., r. 943 Folsom
Cuddy William, r. 6 Alice
Cudell Gustave, soap mnfr, SW cor Utah and Center,
r. E s Potrero Av, bet Santa Clara and Mariposa
Cudhey John, laborer, r. 823 Brannan
I Cudworth Abel W., capitalist, r. 2420 Fillmore
Cudworth James W., real estate, r. 2018 Union
Cue William, merchant, r. 1520 Sanchez
Cue William G., clerk County Clerk's Office, r. 33
Kissling
«»- Cue. See Kuh
I Cuello Henry J., bartender r. 127 Second
, Cuello Joseph J., restaurant, 1.56 Second
. Cuenin F., bookkeeper, r. 1212 Montgomery
I Cuenin Ildefonse, proprietor Campi's Restau-
rant, 631-533 Clay, r. 911 Vallejo
Cuff John, pianomaker, 617 Brannau, r. 7 Morris Av
[ Cuff Louisa Miss, r. 762 Brannan
I CiifBeld Harry, peddler, r. 421 Tehama
, Cugney Cecile Mile., teacher French Zeitska's Insti-
I tute, r. 922 Post
Culberson William A., form carrier, r. 392 )i Ninth
CulbertT. H., conductor Market St. RR.
Culbertson A. Mrs., proptr Fowler House, 783 Market
Culbertson M. C. Miss, ujatron Presbyterian Chinese
Mission Home, r. 933 Sacramento
Culbreth Robert E., publisher City Argus, 526 Kearny,
r. 603 Third
Culin Frank A., with Renton, Holmes & Co., r. 2659
Howard
Culin John L., cleik Selby Smelting and Lead Co., r.
2629 Howard
Cull Henry, driver Wells, Fargo fc Co., r. 44 Third
Cull P., driller S. F. Bridge Co. r. 22 Garden
Cullen Ann, widow, r. 427 Francisco
Cnllen Benjamin T., lithographer, r. 334 Bush
Cullen Bridget Mrs., hosiery dept S. F. Pioneer
Woolen Factory, r. 19 Gilbert
Cullen Charles, laborer, r. 521 Howard
Cullen Charles, molder, r. 1213 Twentieth
Cullen Charles, sergeant police, r. 733 Harrison
Cullen Cornelius J., dairyman, r. Trinidad, bet Platte
and Yazoo
Cullen D. A., ironer U. S. Laundry
CuUenDiniel J., salesman, r. 63i)M Post
Cullen Delia, domestic H76 Shotwell
Cullen Dennis, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. 13 Page
Cullen Dennis, shoemaker, r. 258 Eighth
Cullen Edward, drayman, r. 833 Harrison
Cullen Edward F., clerk Donnelly, Dunne & Co., r. 749
Harrison
Cullen Francis, clerk P. J. McGovem b Co., r. 4
Hoff Av
Cullen Frank, teamster Meyer Davidson
Cullen George, painter, r. 611 Nineteenth
Cullen Gerald, clerk supply dept Wells, Fargo & Co.,
r. 1320 Kearny
Cullen Henry, r. Ill Powell
Cullen James, r. 303 Capp
Cullen James, glassblower S. F. and Pac. Glass
Cullen James, blacksmith Union Iron Works, r. W s
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
Cullen James B., clerk Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 617
Post
Cullen James F., teamster, r. SE cor Fell and Frank-
lin
Cullen James T.. clerk, r. 236 Fremont
Cullen Jennie Miss, teacher Whittier Primary School,
r. 103 Devisadero
Cullen John, warehouseman, r. 427 Francisco
Cullen John, cardriver, r. 1417 Van Ness Av
Cullen John, laborer, r. 236 Fremont
Cullen John A., plumber, r. Iu20 Brannan
Cullen John J., engraver Levison Bros., r. 1408 Van
Ness Av
Cullen Joseph, r. 1258 Bryant
Cullen Lawrence, special policeman, r. 20 Perry
Cullen Louise N. Miss, teacher Tehama Primary
School, r. 749 Harrison
Cullen Louise R. Miss, teacher, r. 512 Larkin
Cullen Patric'<, dairyman, r. Seventh Av, nrRR. Track
Cullen Paul, laborer, r. 178 Minna
Cullen Piiul A., collector, r. 59 South Park
Cullen Philip, fireman 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 749
Harrison
Cullen Richard, liquor saloon, SW cor Ellis and
Broderick
Cullen T. F., r. 208 Fifth
Cullen Thomas, broommaker Lambert Van Laak, r.
108 Hickory Av
Cullen Thomas, farmer, r. 617 Post
Cullen Thomas, waiter, r. 25 Ritch
Cullen Thomas A., bartender, r. 617 Post
Cullen Thomas F., clerk, r. 612 Larkin
Cullen Thomas W., collector Wells. Fargo & Co's
Bank, r. West Av, nr Holly Park Av
Cullen Thomas W., painter, r. 303 Capp
SXXI
...AND..
UNDERWEAR
„. AT ...
"THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK, SAN FRANCISCO,
ORIENT lis. Co. OF HARTFORD r^Si;S,a??bT
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Wll. SEZTO^, Asst. Maiueer.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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371
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CnUen William, driver, r. 1417 Van Ness A.V
Cullen William, farmer, r. 427 Francisco
Cullen William, helper Fulton Iron Works, r. 129
Valley
Culleu William, jiroperty clerk Police Dept., r. 59
South Park
■Cullen William, tanner Poetsch & PeterBon
■Cullen WIlllBUi F., fireman, r. 1133 J^ Howard
Cullen William O., -with Bank of California, r. East
Oakland
Culler John H., r. 35 Sixth
Culleton F., waiter Rass House
■Culleton Michael, laborer, r. W s Brewster, bet Cali-
fornia Av and Cortez
CuUey Annie Mrs., r. 328 Jessie
CuUeyJohn, blacksmith, NW cor St. Thomas and
Railroad Av
■Culley John, boilermaker, r. 212 First
Culley John P., plumbing and gasfitting, 24 Seventh,
r. 607 Howard
CuUiyan . laborer P. M. SS. Co.
CuUigitn Andrew, laborer, r. 27 Kate
Culligan Hannah, widow, r. 218 ^ Ritch, rear
Culligan James, butcher, r. 1325 Harrison
Culligan James, gardener, r. 18 Gilbert
Culligan James, soap cutter S.F. Candle and Soap Co.
Culligan John, floriist, 704-706 Turk, r. 707 Van Xess Av
■Culligan John F., florist G. B. Jones, r. 18 Gilbert
Culligan Michael, cattle dealer, r. 1325 Harrison
Culligan Michael, laborer, r. E s DeHaro, bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth
Culligan Michael J., laborer Am. Oil Co., r. 1325 Har-
rison
Culligan Patrick J., laborer E. Griswold & Co., r.
13'2ft Harrison
Culligan Thomas, tinner, r. 746 Minns
Culligan Thomas A., cooper, r. 27 Kate
Culligan William, gardener, r. 36 Norfolk
Culligan William, salesman G. Abrahamson, r. 104
Ninth
Culligan Bridget, widow, r. 19 Gilbert
CuUinan Eliza Mrs., r. 65 West Mission
CuUinan James, glass blower S. P. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. 19 Gilbert
CuUinan John, gardener, r. 570 Harrison
CuUinan John, helper S. F. Gas Light Co.
CuUinane David (J. Noonan & Co.) r. 767 Bryant
CuUinane Dennis,, cigarmaker. r. 409 Stevenson
Cullinane Henry J., clerk, r. 65 West Mission
Culliuano James, gasfitter and extraman Engine No.
9, r. 204 Second
CuUinane Jeremiah J., japanner, r. 27 Minna
CuUiian Michael, shoemaker, NW cor Church and
Thirtieth
CuUoden James, r. 98 Montgomery Block
CuUum A. W., watchman U. S. Mint, r. 536 Third
Cnllum Bernard J., teamster, r. 108 Hickory Av
Cullum Charles, policeman, r. 360 Jessie
CuUum Ellen M. Miss, shoefitter, r. 108 Hickory Av
Cullum Francis, clerk P. J. McGovern & Co., r. 4
Hoflf Av
CuUum Frank E., stone cutter, r. 360 Jessie
Cullum Frank, laborer, r. W s Dolores, bet Twentieth
and Thirty-first
CuUum Michael, teamster, r. 108 Hickory At
Cu number John, cooper, r. 2632 Bryant At
Cully James, laborer, r. 1324 Montgomery
Cully Joseph J., laborer, r. 1324 Montgomery
Culmenban Denis, machinist W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
2500 Post
Culmerry William S., porter San Jose Woolen Mills,
r. 224 Fourth
Culp Daniel, clerk County Clerk's Office, r. 2824 Clay
Culton Anthony, telegraph operator, r. 808 Laguns
Culver Charles A., manager Coon & Co., r. Oakland
Culver Charles G. (Culver & Piatt) r. 332 Tenth
Culver Edward H., laborer S. P. Co., r. 903 Twenty-
fourth
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-El,ECTBIC
RUSSIAN aM TDBKISE BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Balls Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
LEAD PIPE, SOLDER, TIN
AND SHEET LEAD.
I..ea<I "Work of all kinds well done.
Plumber,
Established 1860,
505 Kearny Street.
Telephone 316.
Culver Edwin S., managing editor Breeder and
SportHiuan. .'.08 Montsomorv, r. Oik'and
Culver J^me>. janitor, r 1747 Mis.sii u
Culver James H., assistant secretary Mechanics'
Institute, 31 Po.st, r. 1111 Clay
Culver J. E., cigarmiker, r. 804 Kearny
Culver J. O., Post Office Inspector, 320 Sa'isome, r.
Calistoga
Culver Lafayette, r. 534 Turk
Culver Miiry, widow, r. 10 Geneva, rear
Culver Mary, widow, r. NE cor Lott and McAllister
Culver Marshall L., chief clerk Station D, Post Office,
r. 218 Shotwell
Culver Orrin B., salesman Le Count Bros.,T. Oakland
Culver William L., bookkeeper Frank Bros., r. 859
Seventh
Culver & Piatt (Charles G. Culver and Sharon P.
Piatt) real estate agents, 5}$ Kearny
Culverhouse Charles, laborer, r. 309 Minna
Culverwell Joseph E., teamster, r. 1325 Ellis
Culverwell Stephen E. . printer, r. 1325 Ellis
Culverwell Stephen S., carpenter and builder, 3005
Sixteenth, r. 211 Capp
Cumberton Thomas, seaman, r. 272 ^ Brannan
Cumiskey James, seaman, r. 627 Broadway
Cumiskev James, tailor, and extraman Hook and Lad-
der No. 2
Cumiskey John, porter George W. Gibbs 4 Co., r. 521
Howard
0^" Cumiskey. See Cummiskey
Camming Alexander M., bookkeeper WUliam Greer
Harrison, r. Fruit Vale
Cumming David (George Camming & Co.) r. 20 Fell
Gumming Findley (A. Cameron & Co.) r. 2718 Folsom
Cumming George, port warden, office 525 Front, room
11, r. Fruit Vale
CUMMING GEORGE & CO.
(George, David and George M. Gum-
ming) mechanical engineers and ma-
chinists, machine tool makers, hy-
draulic machinery and PORTABLE
FORGES, etc., 18-aO Pell, opp. cor Tenth
and Market
Cumming George M. (George Cumming & Co.) r. 20
Fell
Cumming John, hostler Ommubus RR., r. 231 Tehama
Cumming Joseph M., bookkeeper Cal. Savings and
Loan Soc, r. 20 Fell
Cummings A., workman U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Cummings Alonzo A., capitalist, r. 1110 Leavenworth
Cummings Annie Miss, r. 1408 Pine
Cummings Benjamin F. (Cummings Sons) p. 327
Kearny
Cummings Benjamin F., shirtmaker, r. 109 Montgom-
ery
Cummings Charles S., mechanical engineer, 30 First,
r. Oakland
Cummings Delia, widow, r. 12 Welsh
Cummings Edward, clerk Patrick J. Kennedy, r. 2
Grand Av
Cummings E. P., r. 714 Golden Gate Av
Cummings Emma Mrs., r. 256 Eighth
Cummings F. & Co. (Frank Cummings) wholesale and
retail dealers leather, 418-420 Commeri.-ial
Cummings Frank (F. Cummings & Co.) r. 1722 Sutter
Cummings Frank, clerk, r. 18 Clarence PI
Cummings Frank, cutter McPherson & Conway, r.
1332 Market
Cummings George, clerk, r. 18 Clarence PI
Cummings George, conductor Market St. RR., r.
111)6 Haight
Cummings George A., carpenter, r. 226 Van Ness Av
Cummings Henry A., chief clerk treasurer's office S.
P. Co., r. 1710a Buchanan
Cumminsjs Hiram Rev., clergyman, r. NE cor Pacific
and Sansome
Cummings James, carpenter, r. 1324 Mission
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W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHOKB 82.
PRINTERS, ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN, has^the largest bisines*
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FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Triiniuin^s
a Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Cumniinjis James, hostler N. B. aud M. RR., r. 1UC8
Shotwell
CumniiDgs James, laborer, r. Army, nr San Bruno
Road
Ciinimings James, watchman, r. 709 Howard
Cummings James J., carpenter, r. 28 Alabama
Cummings James J., packer 8. F. and Pac. Olaas
Works, r. 12 Welsh
Cummings J. M. Mrs., magnetic hatha. 128ii Seventh
Cummings John, r.609 Pine
Cummings John, seaman, r. 625 Davis
Cummings John, tanner Poetsch & Peterson, r. Ala-
bama, nr Twentv-sixth
Cummings John, teamster, r. 119 Ninth
Cummings John B., r. 202 Hyde
Cummings John B., teamster, r. 239 Ninth
Cummings John H.. tanner South S. F. Tannery, r.
St. John, bet Dominica and Servia
Cummings Jude E., deutiht, NW cor Bush and Polk
Cumuiings Laurence W., clerk, r. E s Leidesdorff, bet
Commercial and Sacramento
Cummings Lawrence, laborer, r. 706 Natoma
CumniingB Lewis B., jewelry, 138 Montgomery, r.
1617 Polk
Cummings Margaret A. Miss, r. 11 Albion Av
Cummings Martin, expressman, r. 18 Clarence PI
Cummings Martin, farmer, r. 1071 Bryant
Cummings Martin, h.borer. r. 143 Clara
Cummings Martin, teamster, r. 102 Henry
Cummings Mary, widow, r. 34 3^ Turk
Cummings Mary, widow, r. 945 Howard
Cummings Mary Miss, gloveworker, r. 2 Boardman PI
Cummings Mary S. Mrs., r. 748 Minna
Cummings Maurice, calker, r. 215!^ Polk
Cummings Michael F., bookbinder, r. 1224 J4 Pacific
Cummings Patrick, blacksmith, 319 Leavenworth, r.
1814 SCntt
Cummings Patrick, paver, r. W s Alabama, nr Army
Cummings Patrick T., tinsmith, r. 16 Eleventh
Cummings Plympton, carpenter S. M. Hills, r. 713
Stockton
Cummings Q. C, clerk general passenger and ticket
office S. P. Co., r. 844 Grove
Cummings Rodger D., tanner, r. Landers, bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth
, Cunjmings' Sons( William Jr. and Benjamin F.) watch-
I makers and jt welers, 327 Kearny
I Cummings Susan, widow, r. 2 Boardman PI
j Cummings Thomas F. , shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons,
] r. Alabama and Twentv-sixth
I Cummings Thomas J., blacksmith, r. 1814 Scott
■ Ctimmings Thomas V., salesman, r. 2137 Mission
; Cummings Wallace E.. carpenter, r. 727 Geary
I Cummings Walter B.. commission, 328 Montgomery,
I room 5, r. Belmont
, Cummings William, book agent, r. 6 Central PI
I Cummings William Jr. (Cummings Sons) r. 2137 Mis-
I sion
; Cummings William F., engineer, r. 256 Third
Cummings William F., nurse, r. 573 Howard
Cummings William H., furniture dealer 851 Market,
r. 226 Shotwell
I Cummings William J., liquor saloon, 37 Third, r. 45
I Third
I Cumniings William L., policeman, r. Ahlbom House
j Cummings William N.. finisher A. Frel, r. 115 Perry
I Cummins AdleyH. (Royce it Cummins) attorney at
I law, 507 Montgomery, r. 1836 Eddy
Cummins Alicia L. Miss, r. 2(i01 Mission
Cummins -Anna, widow, r. 721 Folsom
Cummins Christopher, tanner, r. cor Trinidad and
I iazoo
j Cummins George W, salesman Selby Smelting and
I L, ad Co.. T. 520 Eighteenth
Cummins George W.. painter, r. 12.'>4 Howard
Cummins Harry C. clerk The J. Dewing Co., r. 1254
Cummins John T., clerk land dept 8. P. Co., r. 1836
Eddy
Cummins Louisa, widow, r. 2315 Mission
Cummins Patrick J. iCummins & Son) r. 2601 Mission
Cummins Randolph F., clerk Quartermaster Dept IT.
S. A., r. 616 Sansome
Cummins Thomas (Cummins & Son) r. 2601 Mission
Cummins William T., clerk land dept S. P. Co.. r.
1315 Webster
Cummings & Son (Thomas and Patrick J.) groceries
and liquors, 2(01 Mission
•^ Cummins. See Commlns. Cummings and Comyns
Cummiskey James W.. clerk Sun Ins. Co., r. 15 Verona
Cummiskey Joseph, clerk, r. 509 Howard, rear
t^ Cummiskey. See Cumisky
Cunard James, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 181
Perry
Canard Royal Mail Steamship Co., Williams,
Dimond & Co., agents, 202 Market and 3 Pine
Cuneo Amelia, marker S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 2217 Mason
Cuneo Andrea, laborer, r. 2217 Mason
Cnneo Antonio, laborer, r. 11 Jasper PI
Cuneo Antonio, laborer, r. 440 Union
Cuneo Antonio, macaronimaker Ravenna, Ghirardelli
& Co . r. 3 Linden PI
Cuneo August, fruitdealer, r. 32 Hinckley
Cuneo Bartholomew (Cuneo & Solari) r. SW cot Third
and Folsom
Cuneo Bartholom.ew (Vanonio & Cuneo) r. 146 Second
Cuneo Charles (Gabriele * Cuneo) r. 422 Vallejo
I Cuneo Charles, liquor saloon, 539 Washington, r. 1719
Stockton
Cuneo Charles, fruit and confectionery, SE cor Pine-
and Dupont, r. 5 Qnlncy PI
I Cuneo Dominick, carpenter, r. 416 Fifth
I Cuneo Flora, compositor, r. 430 Vallejo
1 Cuneo Francisco, peddler, r. 22 Vandewater
I Cuneo Frauk, laborer, r. 5 St. Mary
Cuneo G. (G. Cuneo & Co.) r. Ill Prospect PI
Cuneo G X- Co. (G. Cuneo) wood and coal, 531 Pine,
r. 4 St. Mary
Cuneo Giovanni, butcher, r. 450 Union
Cuneo Guptav, machinist Fulton Ironworks, r. 9Ha>^
Ian PI
Cuneo Hippolyte, molder, r. 6 Wall PI
Cuneo John, laborer, r. E s Nebraska, bet Yolo and
Sonoma
Cuneo John, scavenger, r. 4 Maiden Lane
Cuneo John, teamster, r. SW cor Hooper and Sixth
Cuneo John, winemaker, r. 186 Vandewater
Cuneo Joseph (Cavagnaro & Cuneo) r. 628 Broadway
Cuneo Joseph, groceries and liquors, 502 Francisco,
r. 2401 M Taylor
Cuneo Louis, bootblack, 318 Bush, r. 14 Hinckley
Cuneo Louis, carpenter, r. 1516 Howard
Cuneo Loul.", scavenger, r. 1904 Powell
Cuneo Lucy, widow, r. 1018 Montgomery, rear
Cuceo Michel, clerk I. Merle, r. 5 Quincy PI
Cuneo Mirhael, real estate, r. 222 Francisco
Tuneo Paulo, scavenger, r. 11 Jasper
Cuneo Rosa, widow, r. 430 Vallejo
Cuneo Rosa Miss, dressmaker, r. 5.33 Green
Cuneo Stephen, fruits, 316 Francisco, r. 222 Francisca
Cuneo Sti phen B , scavenger, r. 1104 Cheatunt
Cuneo Tomasso, peddler, r. 14 Union PI
Cuneo & Solari (Bartholomew Cuneo and Stefen So-
lari) fruits and vegetables, 106 Second
Cunesich Giacomo, fisherman, r. 317 Green
Cunha Freeman J. (Cunha 4; Brazil) r. Ill Jackson
Cunha .John, seaman, r. Ill Jackson
Cunha Manuel, water, r. 4 Kent
Cunha k Brazil (Freeman J. Cunha and Antonio M.
Brazil) liquor saloon and boarding, 111 Jackson
Cunie George C, office 820 Market:
Cuuingham Robert D., letter carrier Post Office, r.
1325 Washington
B^Cuningham. See Cunningham -.;*
Howard
Cummins John J.
f-amstcr, r. 1104 Mission
WINDOW__SHADES.
Plain, Fringed, Decorated and Embroidered Shades
made to order in any size or style.
W. «fe J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MAEKET STREET,
XEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fi2.t^re3.
37 MarM St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
Oi most delicate flavor and the only true >ARPAO HARASZTHY & CO.
Champagne produced in the United States, f 530 WASEIKGTOiT STSHZT.
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Cunliffe .Tames N., clerk, r. 1321 Fillmore
Cunlifife Mar^'aret, widow, r. IJll Hyde
Cunnaue Piter, with Spring Valley W. W., r. 4 Mc-
Cormick
Cunueen Arthur, groceries and liquors, SW cor Fil-
bert aud Montgomery
Cunneeu Patrick A., bricklayer, r.SWcor Filbert and
Montgomery
Cunniff Catherine Miss, r. 1807 Jessie
Cunniflf Julia Miss, r. 1012 Geary
Cunniff Michael, laborer, r. 105 J4 Freelon
Cunnjflf Patrick, laborer, r. 104 Twenty fourth
Cuuniflf Patrick H., currier M. F. Dolan, r. E s San
Bruno bet Vuba and Colusa
Cunniff Peter, printer, 1807 Jessie
Cunniff Thomas H., tinner, r. 372 Brannan
Cunniff William, cattle yard, 1611 Market
Cunniff William A., x. 1807 Jessie
Cunnighi William, workman Selby Smelting and
Lead Works, r. 544 M Natoma
Cunning Milton A., plasterer, r. 161 Shipley
Cunningham A., earpenter stmr San Jose
Cunningham A. G. Mrs., widow, r. 1425 Webster
Cunningham Albert F., actor, r. 869 Market
Cunningham Andrew C. (Simmons & Cunningham)
r. 626 Jessie
Cunningham Anne, widow, r. 55 Jessie
Cunningham B., widow, r. 702 Eddy
j Cunningham Catherine Mrs., r. 730 Howard
! Cunningham Charles, computing clerk U. S. Mint, r.
I 226 Van Ness Av
i Cunningham Charles, seaman, r. 43 Natoma
Cunningham C. L. Mrs., r. 2211 Van Ness Av
Cunningliam, Curtiss «& Welch (James Cun-
ningham, Edward B. Curtiss and Samuel B.
Welch) importers and jobbers books and station-
ery, SW cor Sacramento and Sansome
; Cunningham Daniel, hostler, r. 6 Cleveland
i Cunningham Dennis, waiter, r. 151 Minna
{ Cunningham E. E., r 417 Bush
I Cunningham Francis J., woolsorter, r. 186 Vande-
water
I Cunningham Frank, r. 1539 Mission
j Cunningham Frank, salesman DeLay Bros., r. 4 Camp
I Cunningham Frederick H., glass engraver, r.l6 Hunt
] Cunningham George, drayman Norton, Risdon & Co.,
r, Oakland
Cunningham George, foreman distributing room La
Grande Laundry, r. 207 Thirteenth
Cunningham Q. Loring, bookkeeper Neville & Co., r.
Oakland
Cunningham H. Mrs., bakery andconfectiouery,444Ji
Third
Cunningham Henry, coUarmaker Main & Winchester,
r. 28 Converse
Cunningham Henry, engineer tug Sea Witch, r. 442M
Third
Cunningham Howard F., bookkeeper, r. 404 Capp
Cunningham Hugh, gripman Market St. RR., r. 2000
McAllister
Cunningham Hugh, driver A. F. Green & Co., r. 357
Third
Cunningham Hugh, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 206 Rich
Cunningham Hugh, weaver W. A. Schrock, r. SW cor
Jersey and Noe
Cunningham Hugh H., furnished rooms, 164 Perry
Cunningham J., helper Cal. Horse Shoe Co.
Cunningham James (Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch)
r. 2518 Broadway
Cunningham James, bricklayer, r. 50 !4 Ritch
Cunningham James, coalpasser stmr Geo. W. Elder
Cunningham James, longshoreman, r. 52 Minna
Cunningham James, painter, r. 1008 Brannan
, Cunningham James, teamster William Grahani, r. N
6 Sierra, bet Tennessee and Kentucky
Cunningham James, washer Nevada Stables, r. 426V4
Clementina
FRATINGER & CO.
LADIES' SUITS
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
105 KEARNY STREET.
THE LATEST IMPROVED
PATE^'T WWER CLOSETS.
SANITARY SEWER CAS TRAPS
Put in by skilled workmen.
^^/_ E_ L_A3SrE^
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNT STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Cunningham James, waterteuder. r. 1144 FolBOm
Cunningham James B., salesman P. F. Nolan & Sons,
r. 27 Eleventh
Cunningham James I., plumber, r. 108 Fell
Cunningham James J., waiter, r. 644 Sacramento
Cunningham James J., woolsorter, r. 186 Vandewater
Cunningham John, bricklayer S. F Gas Light Co., r.
841^ Harrison
Cunningham John, carpenter, r. 209 Gough
Cunningham John, clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 6
Cleveland
Cunningham John, clerk McElroy & Magner, r. 729
Harrison
Cunningham John, clerk Recorder's Ofi&ce, r. 1535
Geary
Cunningham John, coal yard, 124 Twenty-fomth
Cunningham John, cooper Mlchelssen, Roth & Co., r.
W s Mississippi, bet Mariposa and Santa Clara,
rear
Cunningham John, engineer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r.
Bay, nr Laguna
Cunningham John, expressman, cor Sansome and
Market, r. E s Dame, nr Thirtieth
Cunningham John, expressman, NW cor First and
Mission, r. 3 iS Fremont
Cunningham John, fruits, r. 710 Washington
Cunningham John, patternmaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 33 DeBoom
Cunningham John, roller Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Cunningham John, seaman, r. 1:WM Clara, rear
Cunningham John, teamster Oregon Imp. Co., r. 227
Langton
Cunningham John, fireman S. P. Co., r. NW cor
Hampton and Center
Cunningham John F. (Cunningham 4 Adams) r. 439
O'Farrell
Cunningham John J., clerk, r. 222 Turk
Cunningham John J., clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
841 ^ Harrison
Cunningham John S., gripman Market RR.
Cunningham John S., laborer, r. NW cor Center and
York
Cunningham John W., r. 1615 Turk
Cunningham Joseph, clerk Levi Strauss i Co., r. 6
Cleveland
Cunningham Kate, widow, r. W s Mission, nr Randall
Cunningham Lawrence, bookkeeper Shea, Bocqueras
& Co., r. 625 Grove
Cunningham Maggie Miss, r. 1148 Guerrero
Cunningham Margaret Mrs., r. 79 Jessie
Cunningham Mary, r. 799 Van Ness Av
Cunningham Mary B., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 312 Eddy
Cunningham M., bookkeeper, r. 518 Fourth
Cunningham Michael, r. 305 Davis
Cunningham Michae', cooper, r. 413 V Sixth
Cunningham Michael, fjreman woolsorter Catton,
Bell & Co., r. 110 Hyde
Cunningham Michael C, master mariner, r. 2313X
Steiner
Cunningham Nelson IT., shoemaker, r. 116 Grant At
Cunningham Owen, ^edler, r. 161 Dore
Cunningham Owen, laborer, r. 1103 Powell
Cunniu»jbam Patrick, carpenter, r. 138 Langton
Cunningham Patrick, gardener r. 43 Rltch
Cunningham Patrick, laborer, r. 2J8 Langton
Cunningham Patrick, laborer, r. 908 Sansome
Cunningham Patrick, shoemaker, r. Precita Av nr
Mission
Cunningham Peter, carpenter, r. 2611 5^ Sutter
Cunningham Peter, engineer stmr Mary D. Hume. r.
cor Noe and Jersey
Cunningham Peter K., glasscutter John Mallon, r. 28
Converse
Cunningham Philip J., office 21 Leidesdorff, r. 55
Jessie
Cunningham Robert, calker, r. 108 Fell
Cunniugliam Robert B., niininir, r. 1503 Washington
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
ManufacttirtT of every description or
PASSENGER, STKEET AND FREIGHT CARS.
43 to SO Beale &>(reet, Sau Francisco.
"Wagrons.
TRVHAS, ISHAM A HOOKER, Amenta for the CelebrateA
ZI^ZjIaOW JLBOM AXIiJB WACiOKS. 421-427 Market Street,
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTERS OF
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Cunningham Robert D., letter carrier PoBt Office, r.
1325 Wastiington
Cunningham Robert, shoemaljer, r. 99 Stevenson
Cunuingham Rose MibS, laundress La Grande Laun-
dry
Cnnuintrham Samuel, engineer, r. 120 Sutter
Cunningham Stephen, tailor, 5 Sherwood PI, r. 174
Minna
Cunningham Stephen J. (ClBr& Cunningham) r. 1521
Califcirnia
Cunningham Thomas, hackman, r. 383 Dolores
Cunuingham Thomas, laborer, r. 253 Stevenson
Cunningham Thomas, tailor, r. 27 Julian Av
Cunningham Thomas, r. 1625 Sutter
Cunningham Thomas B., r. 222 Turk
Cuuningham Thomas H., r. 330 Geary
Cunningham Thomas J., r. 651 Sacramento
Cunningham Thomas J., clerk, r. 521 Eddy
Cunningham Thomas J. (Downey & Cunningham) r.
4 Twenty-seventh, B. H.
Cunningham Thomas S., telegraph operator, r. Ill
Guerrero
Cunningham Thomas S. Jr., clerk Wells, Fargo & Co.,
r. Ill Guerrero
Cunningham Thomas M., freight clerk Goodall, Per-
kins & Co.. r. 404 Turk
Cunningham William, agent, r. 21 Sixth
Cui ningham William, hostler, r. 501 Hyde
Cunuingham William, clerk money order dept Wells,
Fargo k Co., r. 536 Polk
Cunningham William, watchman La Grande Laundry
Cunningham William, wlreworker, and stoker Engine
No. 14, r. 812 Webster
Cunningham William W.(P.P. Mast & Co.)r. Alameda
Cunningham & Adams (John F. Cunningham and
William S. Adams) groceries, provisions and ship
stores, 18 Clay
1^" Cunningham. See Cuninpham
CunniiijTham's Warehouse, Haslett & Bailey
proprietors, Front bet Green and Commerce
Cupar Ferdinand, cook, r. 6 Poll< Ljme
t upich Paul, dishwasher J. C. Mikulich, r. 503 East
Cuppers Hugo, laborer, r. 618 Chestnut
Cupples D. L., accountant Cal. Wire Works, r. Oak-
land
Cupples Samuel. Wooden Ware Co. (St. Louis) Daniel
Waide agent, office 116 Calitomia
CuppyE. E, cigars and tobacco. 450H Third, r. 62
Tehama
Curby C. E., agent Drummoud Tobacco Co.(St.Loui8,
Mo.) 121 California, r. Oakland
Curby Maggie Mrs., lodgings, 224 Fourth
Curdarro Luigi, confectioner, r. 311 Union
Curdeir Gustav, confectioner W. Westerfeld, r. 107
Turk
Curdy Henry, painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan, r. 176
Lagnna
Curdy Michael J., hatter, r. 2413 Pacific Av
Curien Philibert E., barber, 630 Fourth
Curl T., butcher stmr Starbuck
Curlett James, clerk County Clerk's Office, r. 415
Franklin r
Curlett William (Curlett & Cuthbertson)r. San Rafael
Curlett & Cuthbertson (William Curlett and
Walter J. Cuihbtrtson) architects, 307-309 Phelan
Bldg
Curl- y Cornelius, expressman, cor Montgomery and
Post. r. 1316 Harrison
Cnrley Edward, laborer, r. 68 Everett
Curley Edward, teamster, r. 1322 Fillmore
Curley Edwin, painter, r. 'O.t Hayes
Curley Frnnk J., conductor N. B. and M. RR.. r. SW
cor Nineteenth and Shotwell
Curley Frederick, roalpasser stinr San Jose-
Cnrley James, hostler, r. 44 Clara
Curley James, lal'orer, r. 456 Minna, rear
Curley J-imes, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 33 La-
fi.yefte
Curley James H., teamster S. M. Hills, r. 705 Haves
Curley J. H. & Co. (John H. Curley) tailors, 14 Mont-
gomery
Curley John, groceries and liquors, 2911 Geary
Curley John, groceries and liquors, SW cor "Twenty-
second and Piitrero Av
Curley John, street contractor, r. 705 Hayes
Curley John, teamster Joseph Macdouougb & Co.. r.
13 Russell
Curley John F., bookbinder, r. 705 Haves
Curley John H, (J. H. Curley & Co.) r' 2529 Fillmore
Curley John W., dairyman, r. SW cor Filbert and
Baker
Curley Lawrence, laborer, r. 68^ Everett
Curley Mary, widow, bakery, 500 Shotwell
Curley Martin J., dairyman, r. SW corFilbert and
Baker
Curley Michael, hostler, r. 18 Louisa
Curley Micnael, hostler N. B. and M. RR.,r. IZH
Garden
Curl«y Michael, laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 28 Eitch.
Curley Michael, lumberman, r. 26 South Park
Curley Michael, teamster, r. 18 Bluxome, rear
Curley Patrick, cardriver, r. 11 Austin
Curley Patrick, laborer, r. 218 Willow Av
Curley Patrick, horseshoer John Grace, r. 1108 Ho-w-
ard
Curley Patrick, laborer, r. 614 Natoma
Curley Peter J., laborer, r. Fell, bet Scott and Devlsa-
dero
Curley Thomas, horseshoer Omnibus BR., r. 5*
Everett
Curley Thomas, packer, r. 57b Howard
Curley Thomas, plumber, r. 218 Willow Av
Curley Thomas, teamster, r. I'i08 Buchanan
Curley Thomas F., clerk, r. 234 Fifth
Curley Thomas J., bookkeeper J. H. Curley & Co., r.
SE cor Sixteenth and Albion Av
Curley T. J., carpenter, r. Ocean View
Curley William, clerk John Curley, r. SW cor Twen-
ty-8e<ond and Potrero Av
Curley William, dairyman, r. SW cor Filbert and
Baker
Curley William J., clerk J. Baumgarten & Co., r. 982
Harrison
Curling Edward J., carpenter, r. 1 Otis PI
Currogh John M., dentiht, 418 Bush
Cnrran Alice, domestic 1010 Union
Currau Annie, widow, r. 818 Sansome, rear
Curran Belle Miss, r. 611 Geary
Curran Bernard, liquor saloon, 512 Bryant, r. 14S
Minna
Curran Charles H., clerk, r.' 937 Market
Curran Daniel, hostler, r. 2813 Geary
Curran Daniel A., porter, r. 614 Kearny
Curran Daniel J., painter A. Folsom & Son, r. 120'
Seventh
Curran Elizabeth, widow, r. 231 Page
Curran Frank clerk Thomas Brennan, r. 438 Twenty-
third
Curran Frank, driver William Miller, r. San Brnno
Road, nr Silver Av
Curran Hugrli, proprietor New Franklin Hotel,
SE cor Sansome and Pacific, and Supervisor First
Ward
Curran Hugh E., clerk Hugh Curran, r. SE cor San-
some and Pacific
Curran James, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. SIS'
Folsom
Curran James, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg k Co.,
r. 410 Grove
Curran James, wood dealer, r. 19 Federal, rear
Curran James B., apprentice Cahn, Nickelsbtirg &
Co., r. 410 Grove
Curran James E., janitor, r. 1011 Pacific
Curran Jennie, housekeeper, r. 649 Mission
Curran Jennie Miss, typewriter, r. SE cor Sansome
and Pacific
"THE HASTINGS"
THK BEST
CLOTHING
TO ORDER AND READY-MADE.
Corner nOA'TCiOMJBRV and Sl'TTEK STSL
WASHINGTON Fire Ins, Co. of BostoiiJ
Capital. $1,000,000 I GEO. 0. DORNIN. Manager
Assets, $1,810,273 WM. SESTON, Asst Uanager.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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Curran John, boilermaker, r. 106 Miuca
Curran John, laborer A. W. Mauniug, r. 28 Everett
CiirraD Johu, labur<T, r. 81» Sansonie, rear
Curran John, longshoreman, r. 36 Eitch
Curran John. Bupirinteudent Fire Alarm and Po-
lice Telegraph, i) Brenham PI, r. 507 Mason
Curran John, teamster Thomas H. Selby & Co., r. 15
Tf hama PI
Cnrran John E., clerk, r. 231 Page
Curran John F., teamster Heman C. Elliot, r. 720 Na-
toma
Curran John H., workman U. S. Mint, r. 14-t Second
Curran John M., whipma'i<er Keyiston Bros., r. 2105
Stockton
Curran Joseph, silversmith, r. 640 Howard
Curran Katie Miss, shlrtuiaker, r. 410 Grove
Curran M., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Curran Maggie, domestic 1726 Pine
Curran Maggie, shoefitter Kutz & Murr, r. 2973 Har-
rison
Curran Mslachi, fireman National Iron Works, r. 30 Ji
Garden
Curran Mamie, shoefitter Kutz & Murr, r. 2973 Har-
rison
Curran Mary, widow, r. 2673 Harrison
Curran Mary Mrs., r. 1460 Minna
Curran Mary K. Mrs., curator Cal. Academy of Scien-
ces, r. 706 California
Curran Michael, bakery, 717 Brannan
Curran Michael, fireman, r. 535 Howard
Curran Michael E., blacksmith, r. 730 Howard
Curran Nora, widow, r. 410 Grove
Cuiran Patrick, carpenter and foreman Engine No. 4,
r. 144 Second
Curran Patrick H., laborer, r. 120 Seventh
Curran Patrick L.. liquor saloon, NW cor Fourth and
Berry
Curran Samuel, laborer, r. 58 Clementina
Cuiran Simon, laborer, r. 11 Decatur
Curran Thomas, boilermaker, r. 440 Clementina
Curran Thomas, elevatorman, r. 183 Jessie
Cnrran Thomas, woolgrader, r. 4 Zoe
Curran Thomas E., attt>rney at law, 331 Montgomery,
rooms 34-35, r. 717 Brannan
Curran Thomas O., laborer, r. 414J^ Clementina, rear
Curran Thomas P., boxmaker Hobbs, Wall & Co., r.
410 Grove
Curran Timothv, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. 1118 Church
Curran William, calker Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 704
Clementina
Curran William G., clerk, r. 931 Market
Curran William J., bartender, r. 28 O'Farrell
Curren Joseph, cooper Am. Sugar Refinery, r. HH
Gilbert
Curren William, cooper, r. 997 Bryant
Cnrreu William W. , cooper, r.997 Bryant
CurreyJohn, capitalist, 419 California, room 9, r.
Palace Hotel
eST Currey. See Currie and Curry
Currid John, harness cleaner United Carriage Co., r.
328 Seventh
Currie Arthur L., driver S. F. News Co., r. 8 Adelaide
PI
Currie Anne, widow, r. 20 Willows Av, rear
Currie Donald, carpenter, r. 116 Doiland
Currie Frank P., machinist, r. 536 Sixteenth
Currie Helena, widow, r. 17 Federal, rear
Currie Henry, salesman Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 1308
Grove
Currie James, with Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 19 Pres-
ton PI
Curiie John, cook, r. 28 Everett
Currie John, traveling salesman, r. 106 Eleventh
Currie Joseph S., assaver, r. 24 Fell
Currie Lizzie Miss, r. 240 Shotwell
Currie Neil, wiredrawer Cal. Wire Works, r. 809 Fil-
bert
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-EI,ErTRIC
RUSSIAN ani TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Qiven.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
GARDEN HOSE,
LAWN SPRINKLERS, HOSE JHENDERS,
HOSE COUPLINGS, HOSFPIPES.
W. E. LANE, Plumber,
505 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Currie K. 0. Mrs., r. 8 Adelaide PI
Currie Robert, carpenter, r. 1308 Grove
Currie Thomas, foreman United Carriage Co., r. 1115
Treat Av
Currie William W., assistant engineer Appraisers
Bldg, r. 507 Jones
8^ Currie. See Curry and Currey
Currier Abbott J., clerk Amos Currier, r. 635 Ellis
Currier Amos, pictures, 103 Stockton, r. f.35 Ellis
Currier Benjamin F., clerk and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 1, r. 22 O'Farrell
Currier 0. B., homoeopathic physician, oflSce
921 M Geary, r. 921 Geary, office hours 11 a. m. to
12 M. and 7 to 8 p. m.
Currier Charles H., pumps and blocks, 28 Market, r.
816 Grove
Currier Frank J., machinehanJ U. S. Mint, r. 636 Ellis
Currier Georye F., clerk, r. 37 Valparaiso
Currier Harrison, piano mover, r. 8 Ashburton PI
Currier James, clerk, r. 052 Market
Currier James P. (Carlson >t Currier) r. 614 Sutter
Currier Johu M., clerk, r. 37 Valparaiso
Currier Joseph H , drayman, r. 2012 Taylor
Currier Maggie H. Miss, teacher Washington Gram-
mar School, r. 24 Scott PI
Currier Maagie H. Mrs., teacher Boys' High School,
r. 2012 Taylor
Currier Mary E., widow, r. 37 Valparaiso
Currington Joseph, night watchman City Hall, r. 25
Anthony
Curry Allen A., gripman Cal. St. RE., r. 1434 Cali-
fornia
Curry Archie, salesman A. Davis & Son, r. 411 Kearny
Curry C. H. M., Grand Reporter Knights of
Honor, office 47 St. Ann's Bldg, r. 334 Clementina
Curry Charles, gunsmith, r. 444 Bryant
Currv Charles F., accountant, r. 334 Clementina
Curry D., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co.. r. Oakland
Curry Daniel, painter and whitener, r. 513 Fell
Curry Dennis, plumber, r. 323^ Minna
Curry Edward J., cutter John H. Tobin, r. 1726 Lyon
Curry Fannie Mrs., r. 2 Morrell PI
Curry Henry, currier, r. 816 Folsom
Curry Henrv, expressman, NE cor Fifth and Howard,
r. 321 Eighth
Currv Hugh, laborer, r. W s McClellan, nr Lincoln
Av. B. H.
Curry James, engineer Park and Ocean ER., r. 20
Masonic Av
Curry James, laborer, r. 775 Mission, rear
Curry James A., machine hand Pac. Spring and Mat-
tress Co., r. 210 Shotwell
Curry James F., currier M. F. Dolau, r. 1221 Florida
Curry J. J., compositor Call
Curry John, r. 444 Bryant
Curry John, bartender, r. 781 Eddy
Curry John, bellman, r. 1726 Lyon
Curry John, clerk, r. 411 Ellis
Currv John, lodgings, 765 Market
Curry John, machinist, r. W s McClellan, nr Lincoln
Av, B. H.
Curry John, painter, r. 135 Freelon
Curry John F., teamster, r. 135 Ninth
Curry John J., compositor, r. 120 Post
Curry John J., salesman John Taylor & Co., r. 334
Clementina
Currv Julia, domestic 416 Capp
Curry Maggie B. Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary
School, r. 4 44 Bryant
Curry Margaret E. Jliss, teacher Longfellow Primary
School, r. 278 Minna
Currv Martin A., bootfreer Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1727 Market
Curry Martin O., real estate agent, r. 725 J4 Bush.
Curry Mary, widow, r. 240 Fifth
Curry Slary Miss. r. 109 !« Langton, rear
Curry Nathaniel, r. 2410 Howard
Curry Patrick, carriagemaker. 1747 Mission
W. B. BANCROFT & CO,
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Curry PatrKk. laborer, r. 2f) Ritch, rear
CiirrV Patrick, laborer, r. lloo Folsoni, rear
Curry Patrick, miner, r. 278 Minna
Curry R. J., butcher stair City of Peking
Curry Rodger, lamplighter, r. 14 B<nita
Curry Samuel F., elevator man Palace Hotel, r. 1007
Powell
Curry Thomas J., carpenter, r. cor Orizaba and Sa-
dowa
Curry William K., bookkeeper John Taylor 4 Co., r.
334 Clementina
Iff' Curry. See Cnrrie and Currey
Curtain James, proptr Western Spring and Wire Co.,
100.5 Folsom, r. lnol Fulsom
CUETAZ BENJ. & SON ,Ben.
.iamin ami Henry J.) ag-eiitg StecU,
ChitUerlngr, Bra<ll)ury, Scli-\veclit«*n
and Estey Pianos, and Smith Ameri-
can Organs, 20 O'Farrell
Curtaz Benjamin (Btnj. Curtaz & Son) r. 50 Bartlett
CurtiZ Benjamin Jr., collector Benj. Curtaz 4 Son, r.
60 Bartlett
Curtaz Henry J. (Benj. Curtaz & Son) r. 50 Bartlett
Curtin C, import, r wholesale and retail dry goods,
911-913 Market, r. 318 Ellis
Cnrtin Cornelius, marblecutier, r. 919 M Natoma
Curtin David J., leather finisher J. C. Reud & Co., r.
25 Bennington
Curtin Deborah, widow, r. 25 Bennington, nr Cort-
land Av. B. H.
Curtin Dennis M., laborer, r. 652 Jessie
Curtin Donald M., sack dealer, r. N 8 Twenty-fourth,
bet Noe and Castro
Curtin E.. carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r. 1 Otis PI
Curtin Edward, teamster, r. 1130 Broadway
Curtin Edward H., helper Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 418
Brannan
Curtin Frank J., purser stmr Ancon, r. 722 O'Farrell
Curtin Hannah Miss teacher telegraphic dept. Pac.
Business College, r. 722 O'Farrell
Curtin James, hostler P. L. Archibald & Co., r. 1342
Market
Curtin James, liquor saloon. 1119 Market
Curtin James, stoves and tinware, 1123 Market
Curtin James Mrs., wines and liquors, 10C2 Howard
Curtin Jeremiah, tailor, r. cor Twenty-eighth and
Mission
Curtin Jol)n, clerk, r. 427 Clementina
Curtin John, lodgings, 112 Steuart
Curtin John, principal Curtlu's Detective Agency,
328 Montgomery, room 21, r. 14 Turk
Curtin John, seaman, r. 711 Folsom
Curtin John B., boilermaker, r. cor Eleventh and
Bryant
Curtin John H., liquor saloon, 648 Second
Curtin Joseph F., teamster Kom & McCarthy, r. 610
Ivy Av
Curtin Julia B. Mrs., groceries, 506 H Natoma
Curtin Michael J., teamster, r. 427 Clementina
Curtin Owen, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
cor Eleventh and Bryant
Curtin Robert E., stock clerk C. Curtin, r. Oakland
Curtin Thomas, assisiaut turnkey Folsom State
Prison, r. 1330 Pacific
Curtin Thomas, boilermaker, r. cor Eleventh and
Bryant
Curtin' Thomas, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery r. 183
Jessie
Curtin William, driver William Miller, r. San Bruno
Road, nr Silver Av, U. M. T.
Curtin William L., salesman C. Curtin, r. 318 Ellis
Curtin's Detective Agency, John Curtin prin-
cipal, 32*< Montgomery, room 21
Curtin Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1814 Stevenson
Curtis Albert G., clerk, r. 2017 Howard
Curtis Charl. s, bnti her, r. 627 California
Curtis Charles, laborer, r. 1 Grant PI
Curtis Charles J., janitor Justices' Courts, r. 1
Grant PI
Curtis Clarence J., clerk, r. 1007 Powell
Curtis Christopher 8., patrolman Cal. Safe Deposit
and Trust Co., r. 1127 Clay
Curtis Corinna M Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Primary
School, r. 514 !< Fell
Curtis, Dixon 6i Co. (John W. Curtis, George W.
Dixon and William S. Johnson) manufacturers
cigars. .309-313 Clay
Curtis E. Mrs., dressmaker, 211 Powell
Curtis Edward, journalist, r. Grand Hotel
Curtis Edward B., watchman, r. 665 Harrison
Curtis Edwin E., telegraph editor Chronicle, r. 26
Grove
Curtis Elizabeth Miss, secretary .\rt Students' League,
8 Montgomery Av, r. 445 Bartlett
Curtis Elizabeth, widow, r. 2.V26 California
Curtis Emily Miss, teacher elocution, r. 116 Haigbt
Curtis F. G., porter stmr Los Angeles
Curtis Frank, clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 1235
Market
Curtis Frank, molder S. F. Stove Works, r.646 Fotirth
Curtis Frederick clerk, r. 702 Post
Curtis Frederick W.. cook, r. 1141 Folsom
Curtis George W., policeman, r. 6.59 Sacramento
Curtis Grant, barber Martin B. Amsel, r. 832 Folsom
Curtis Helen M., teacher Heald's Business College, r.
514>« Fell
Curtis Henry, lineman Cal. Electric Light Co., r. 4
Howard Court
Curtis James 91., ganger, 123 California, r. 447
Bartlett
Curtis Jeremiah, tailor, 3129 M Mission
Curtis Jes.sie Miss, teacher music, r. 2017 Howard
Curtis J. F. D., manager Hutchinson 4 Mann, r. 2222
Vallejo
Curtis John B., salesman Charles S. Eaton, r. 1419
Hyde
Curtis John F., clerk, r. 702 Post
Curtis John M., architect, 528 California, rooms 14-15
Curtis John P., carpenter, r. 424 Sansome
Curtis John W. (Curtis, Dixon & Co.) r. 620 Golden
Gate Av
Curtis Jonathan, salesman Payot, TJpham 4 Co., r.
1310 Ellis
Curtis Joseph, cook, r. 309 Minna
Curtis Joseph P., heeltrimmer Buckingham 4 Hecht,
r. 1308 Larkin
Curtis Joseph R., carpenter, r. 6.50 Howard
Curtis Josephine, widow, r. 301 Jones
Curtis Julia A., widow, r. 711 Post
Curtis Lawrence, fish dealer, r. 372 Natoma
Curtis Lizzie H. Mrs., r. 2313 Sutter
Curtis M. A. Mrs., mnfr herb ointment, r. 2654 Fol-
som
Curtis Mary R. Mrs., dressmaking, 125 Oak
Curtis Michael, blacksmih, r. 1027 Harrison
Curtis Michael, drover, r. cor Paraguay and Susque-
hanna
Curtis Peter, tanner, r. 2626 Folsom
Curtis Peter M., stereotyper Filmer 4 Stiller Electro
Co., r. 44 Minna
Curtis Peter P., bookkeeper J. J. O'Brien 4 Co., r.
1135 Folsom
Curtis Richard, tannery, E s San Bruno Road, nr
Army, r. 2626 Folsom
Curtis Robert C, physician and surgeon, 531 Sutter
Curtis Samuel T., mining engineer, 411^ Calif orni»,
room 11, r. 1222 Leavenworth
Curtis Sidney W., clerk, r. 709 Harrison
Curtis Thomas, mnfr vapor stoves, 333 Golden Gate
Av, r. 116 Haight
Curtis Thomas, porter M. Ehrman 4 Co., r. 534)4 Na-
toma
Curtis T. Mayo, superintendent Hathaway's V. 8.
Bonded and Free Warehouses, r. 2654 Folsom
Curtis T. Ryan, bookkeeper, r. 2654 Folsom
UPHOLSTERY.
WHOLES.U-E A>-ri EET.ML
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT A130VL: PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORSESON & CO.
Manafactarers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtares.
37 MarM St.
CPI inCr rVTDA nOV J Soia at price of imported champagne, > ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
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Curtis V. H. Mrs., -widow, r. 2017 Howard
Curtis Warren P., sbipB' groceries, 2(!7 East, r. 514J4
Fell
Curtis William, bootbiuder Bartllng, Phillips &
Stilw.ll, r. Oakland
Curtis William B., clerk general freight office S. P.
Co., r. 301 Jones
Curtis William E., steward stmr Los Angeles, r. 9
Thirteenth
Curtis William G., superintendent track 8. P.
Co., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 68, r.
811 Polk
Curtis William L., driver Market St. RR., r. 608
Fourth
Curtis Williatn R., drygoods and millinery, 1235 Mar-
ket
Curtis William R., purser stmr Queen of the Pacific
Curtis William R. M., engineer, r. KiOT Howard
Curtiss Edward B. (Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch)
r. New York
Curtoni Frank D. (Curtoni & Metrovlch) r. 615 Turk
Curtonl & Metrovich (Frank D. Curtoni and Marco
Metrovich) foreign and domestic fruits, 440-442
Turk
Curts Henry, teamster, r. 177 ^ Stevenson
Curts John P., eyeletter, Buckingham & Hecht, r.
177 !< Stevenson
Curven Mary, widow, r. 30 Alta
Cusack John, hostler, r. 1122 Larkin
Cusack Patrick, carpenter, r. 23M Pine
Cusack Richard, cook, r. 863M Market
Cusack Thomas, calker, r. 2«17 Harrison
Cusack Thomas B., groceries and liquors, SW cor
Braonan and Clinton
Iff" Cusack. See Cusick
Cush Frederick, dog trainer, r. Six Mile House, Mis-
sion Koad
Cnsheon Alice L. Miss, teacher South San Francisco
School, r. 830 Bush
Cusbeon Edward W. D.. bookkeeper, r. 830 Bush
Gushing Charles A., mufr gas stoves, 105 Fremont, r.
2418 Pacific Av
Cushing Charles D., manager Ins. Dept. D. L. Beck &
Sons, r. 1018 Clay
CnsUiit^ CUai-les H., secretary The State Invest-
ment and Insurance Co., 218-220 Sansome r. Oak-
land
Cushing Charles S., clerk First National Bank, r. Oak-
land
Cushingf Clinton, physician and professor gyne-
cology Cooper Medical College, office and r. 636
Sutter. Office hours 1 to 4 P. M.
Cushing Edward, driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 326
Pacific
Cushing Ellen Miss, r. 1524 Golden Gate Av
Cushing Ellen, widow, r. 594 Stevenson
Cushing Frank W., inspector Custom House, r. 923 J^
Pacific
Cushing John, shipping agent, 423 East
Cushing Martin, engineer, r. 135 Dolores
Cushman Dennis, laborer, r. 8 Silver
Cushman Frederick, clerk, r. 505 Leavenworth
Cushman William H., photographer W. T. Baker, r.
1204 California
CuBick Edward J., woolsorter, r. 1727 Market
Cusick Ellen, widow, r. 825 Folsom
Cuaiek Frank E., harnessmaker Main k Winchester,
r. 11 Laurel PI
Cusick James, foreman Josiah H. Swain, r. 11 Laurel
PI
Cusick James, salesman McElroy & Magner r. 205
Turk
Cusick James E., plumber, 939 Mission
Cusick James J, clerk G. W. H. Patterson, r. E s
Church, bet Day and Twenty-ninth
Cusick John, carpenter, r. 1511 Pine
Cusick James J., patternmaker, r. 11 Laurel PI
Cusick John, carpenter, r. 210 Eighteenth
FRATINGER & CO.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
JERSEY WAISTS.
NEWEST GOODS. LATEST STYLES. LOWEST PRICES.
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MADE AND REPAIRED. ^
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Established 1860.
LANE,
505 KEABNY STREET.
Telephone 315.
Cusick Lester, saloon keeper, r. 825 Folsom
Cusick M., driller S. F. Bridge Co., r. Kentucky, bet
Sierra and Nevada
Cusick Margaret, widow, r. 11 Minna
Cusick Mary A., widow, r. 165 Perry
Cusick Matthais, wool feeder Catton, Bell & Co., r.
SW cor Seventh and Natoma
Cusick Michael, boilt^rmaker. r. 202 Sixth
Cusick Michael, caipeuter, r. 23,30 Pine
Cusick Nicholas, wiie weaver Pac. Spring and Mat-
tress Co., r. 1924 Fol.-om
Cusick Patrick F., r. 671 Clementina
Cusick Stephen, waiter, r. 27 }4 Fourth
Cusick Thomas, r. 11 Minna
Cusick Thomas, liquor saloon, SW cor Seventh and
Natoma
Cusick Thomas P., bookkeeper Tom C. Grant, r. 11
Laurel PI
Cusick William, helper Moynihan & Aitken
K?^ Cusick. See Cusack
Cusker Mary Miss. r. 25 Glover, rear
Cuspinera James Mrs., widow, r. 30 South Park
Custer James D., policemen, r. 1923 Mission
Custer Mary, widow, r. 461 !« Tehama
Custodio Escolasta, porter J. Ottenberg, r. 633 Broad-
way
Custom House Block, 506 Battery
Custom House ITnited States, W s Battery, bet
Washington and Jackson
Cuthbert Annie, domestic 1400 Sutter
Cuthbert George, clerk Land Dept. C. P. RR., r. 2 Zoe
Cuthbert James N., r. 445 >^ Bartlett
Cuthbert Joseph D., salesman W. & J. Sloane & Co.
Cuthbertson Frederick W., reporter The Bradstreet
Co., r. 714 Larkin
Cuthbertson Walter J. (Curlett& Cuthbertson) r. Oak-
land
Cuthill A'.fred, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
Kast Oakland
Cuthill Thomas, patternmaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. East Oakland
Cutlar Roger, dentist, 104 Phelan Bldg., r. 421 Ellis
Cutler Acors S., machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 56
Tehama
Cutler Alfred D., president Cutting Fruit Packing
Co., r. 613 Eddy |
Cutler Benjamin A., clerk Madison k Burke, r. 654
Folsom
Cutler Charles S., salesman Edward Denny & Co., r.
1428 Jackson
Cutler Elijah B.. attorney at law, 330 Pine, rooms 53-
54, r. 1737 Broadway
Cutter Frank S., clerk Ames & Detrick, r. 1428 Jack-
son
Cutler Joseph S., salesman Edward Denny & Co., r.
1428 Jackson
Cutler L. B. Mrs., widow, r. 2347 Washington
Cutler Oscar, carpenter, r. 1214 Mission
Cutler Paul, student, r. 204 Waller
Cutler Samui 1 M. (Sisson, Crocker k Co.) r. Oakland
Cutley Michael, laborer, r. 1 McCormick
Cutten Edward L. (B. M. Atchinson k Co.) r. 2516
Sacramento
Cutter B. (J. B. White & Co.) r. Oakland
Cutter Amml, physician (magnetic) 1020 Market
Cutter Charles E., boo. .keeper H. Wangeuheim k Co.,
r. 2403 Webster
Cutter Daniel (Cutter & Co.) r. 845 Harrison
Cutter David S., printer, r. 618 Harrison
Cutter Ed>vard B., cashier George W. McNear,
r. 2421 California
Cutter Edward I., cook, r. 357 Jessie
Cutter Frank, boilermaker, r. 129 Folsom
Cutter Frederick I., seaman, r. 1713 Jessie
Cutter Horace F., real estate, .523 Montgomery
Cutter James, painter, r. 34)^ Rausch
Cutter James H., with Thomas Loughran, r. 2532
Washington
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mannfaotur^r of every deNrription of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 tu SO Beale Street, Suu Fruu'CitiCO.
Roll no- PrfkCCfke T&UUAN, ISHAM & HOOKER, 421-427 Market St. HAY.MJLUKL
tSaiing rTebbe&. hop. wool.. KA«. and ORC111L.LA PB£SSi:S.
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GALVANIZED AND COMMON
All Sizes and Xuiiibers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Cutter Jen luiah, laborer, r. 407 Tehama
Cutter John, laborer, r. 407 Tehancia
Cutter Joseph, assistant O'Connor, Motfatt & Co., r.
I 357 Jessie
I Cutter & Co. (Daniel Cutter and John P. Robertson)
draymen, SE cor Clay and Davis
Iff" Cutter. See Kutter.
CutterbacV George, r. 12 Mason
Cutting Eben P., r. 632 Lombard
Cutting Eugene A., mining, r. 3.50 San Jos^ Av
, Cutting Eugene L., clerk Stevenson & Longwill, r.
! 350 San Jose Av
I Cutting Francis, vice-president Cutting Fruit Pack-
I ing Co., 19 Main, r. Onkland
I Cattinj^ Fruit Packing Co., A. D. Cutler pres-
ident, factory 1150 Harrison, office 19 Main
I Cutting: John T., president John T. Cutting Co.,
I 23-25 California, r. Occidental Hotel
CUTTING JOHN T. CO. .,<.h„
T. ruttinjr president, C. N. Knudson
vice-president and treasurer, T. VV.
Collins secretary, canned g'oods, gro-
cers specialties, shipping and commis-
sion, 23-^3 California
Cutting Lewis, r. 332 liryaut
Cutting Macgie M. Mrs., lodgings, 530!^ Valencia
Cutting Packing Co. , Sidney M. Smith presi-
: dent, manufacturers hermetically sealed goods,
1 factory 1150 Harrison, office and salerooms 19
I Miiiu
Cutrell Henry D., clerk Siegfried & Brandenstein, r.
43 Everett
Cuvellier B. Charles, clerk James De Fremery & Co.,
r. Oakland
Cuvillie William T., expressman, r. 149 Shipley
Cuzens Henry L. (M. Harris & Co.) r. 10'4 Howard
Cuzner Mark (Holtz & Cuzner) r. 546 Natoma
CybnlsUi Hugo, baker, r. 2232 Mission, rear
Cyclops Engine and Machine Works, Tait
& Hainque proprietors, 115-117 Beale
, Cykler Louis, clerk Joseph Michalitschke, r. 702 Cal-
1 ifornia
Czapkay L. J., widow, r. 312 Turk
Czarnecki Anton, salesman Michalitschke Bros. &Co.,
r. 1013 Union
Czerny Charles E., painter John L. Cahill, r. 1231 Mar-
ket
Czuszek Iguatz, sculptor, r. 131 Turk
Daag William, waiter stmr Oregon
Da Areis Manuel G., shoemaker, 616 Post
Dabaus B.L. Miss, teacher Filippe's Academy of Lan-
guages
Dabcovich John C, fruits and confectionery, 502
Kearny, r. 711 Stockton
Dabelich George, driver Bertin & Lepori, r. 571 Six-
teenth
DABELSTEIN HENRY ma„u-
facturer White Labor Cigars, dealer
tobacco, snuir, pipes, etc.. 38 3^ First, r.
2324 Sutter
Dabis Antonia, widow, r. 1006 Pacific
Dabis John, translator Dcmotrat, r. 409 Bush
Dable William, carpenter, r. cor Marquesas and
Platte
Dabovich Andrew, miner, r. 617 Lombard
Dabovich Ellen, widow, r. 617 Lombard
Dabovich George, bookkeeper, r. 617 Lombard
Dabovich Michael, fisherman, r. .503 East
Dabovich Milan, clerk, r. 1811 M Stockton
Dabt.vich Nic.las, r. 1811 M Stockton
Dabovich Stephen, merchant, r. 617 Lombard
Dabovich Stephen, driver Geyser Soda Works, r. 228
Francisco
Dabritz Hermann, shoemaker Joseph Gutberlet, r.
2120 Jones
Dabus Wilhelmina, widow, r. 422 Fulton
Dacey Patrii k C, r. 4 Bowie Av
1!^" Diicey. See Dacy and Deacy
Daclin diaries (Dacliri & Son) r. 911 Vallejo
Dadin Emile (Daclin & Son) r. 911 Vallejo
Daclin Eugene, blacksmith Daclin & Son, r. 925
Broadway
Daclin .t Sou (Charles and Emile) blacksmiths and
carriugemakers, 702 Sansome
Dacus William, seaman, r. 1940M Mission
Dacy Charles, longshoreman, r. 407 Mai«, rear
Dacy John, setimnn, r. 47 Ti hama
t^ Dacy. See Dac^y and Deacy
Daegentr Willifc u, r. 922 Powell
Daehnke Charles, engineer A. Frei, r. 504 Third
Daemon John J., liquor saloon, NE cor Haigbt and
Stanyan
Daemon Reinhardt, restaurant. Golden Gate Park
tff" Daemon. See Damon
Daewerltz Moritz (Graneist & Daeweritz) r. 26
Geary
Dafeldecker Charles, carpenter, r. 365 Minna
Dagenais Gillis (O'Banion & Dagenais) r. 411 }«
Hayes
Dagener Eda, widow, r. 318 Golden Gate Av
Dsger Joseph W., r. 1504 Jones
Daggett Frauklin, seaman, r. 240 Sixth
Daggett Thomas, teamster, r. 3.501 Fillmore
Daggett J. R. , president McCollam Fishing and
Trading Co., 208 Clay, r. Oakland
Daggett John, horseshoer William Craddock, r. 59
Lang ton
Daggett Ore Sampling Co., Gillespy & Childs
agents, 123 California
Daggett William, laster, r. 59 Langton
Daguall J. Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 256 Eighth
Daguina Paola, fisherman r. 320 Pacific
Dahinden Joseph, tailor, r. 608 Market
Dahl Anton, Seaman, r. 13 Clay
Ualil Bjarne F., stockbroker, 331 Montgomery,
room 18, r. Ea>t Berkeley
Dahl Charles, cooper Lobos Square Packing House
Dahl Charles J., baker, r. 643 Clay
Dahl Christopher, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Greenwich and Fillmore
Dahl Gustaf, seaiuau, r. 28 Clay
Dahl Henry, laborer, r. 621 Twenty-first
Dahl Henry, restauriiiit, 320 Folsom
Dahl John, fireman stmr Mexico
Dahl Kuut M., draftsman, r. W s Church nr Eliza-
beth
Dahl Theodore, sailmaker Neville & Co., r. Oakland
(^"Dahl. See Dall
Dahle Charles O. (Dahle & Haskell) r. Morton nr Mis-
sion Road
Dahle A: Haskell (Charles O. Dahle and Willis G.
HasKell) milk ranch, Morton nr Mission Road
Dahlein Henry, mate, r. 263 East
Dahlem Charles, liquor saloon, r. 1147 Market
Dahler Henry M. G., master mariner, r. NE cor Mar-
ket and Noe
Dahlgren Carl, artist, studio 402 Montgomery, r.
Oakland
Dahlgren Joseph, tailor, r. 8 Virginia PI
Dahlman Nathan, salesman Triest & Co., r. 217 Grant
Av
Dahlmann Charles, r. 419 Van Ness Av
Dahlmann Jonas, clerk, r. 630 Sacramento
Dahlqnist John, laborer, r. 28 Clay
Dahlstrom Carl A , tailor, r. 146 Tehama
Dahlstrom Charles, bartender, r. SW cor Berry and
Third
Dahlstrom Erasmus A., cook, r. 703 Stockton
Dahlton Alexander J., molder, r. 311 Harrison
TISE BEST
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For MEN and BOYS at
THE HASTINGS"
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IMPERIAL Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WH. SEZTOiT, Asst. Manager.
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Dabltoi) Oliver, carpeiitc-r Eureka Foundry, r. 311
Hatrisnn
Dahiu Cliarli s. astrologer, r. 319 Storkfon
Dabiiii 1 August, groterieB aud liquors, NW cor Turk
and Scott
Dahiuke F., groceries and liquors, SE cor Berry and
Rit. h
DaUmke Frederick Jr. , engineer G. W. KneaBS, r. SE
cor Berry and Ritch
Dabue Cbirles, wan bimsemsn, r. 2 Hartmann
Dabnie Cbai les, bartender Cbarles Stepp
Dabms Edward J., attomey at law, r. 228 Turk
Dahms George W., r. 228 Turk
Daboiiey James, expressiuan. r. 70 Brosnan
Dabse Thewiore, laborer, r. 1323 Pacific
Dailey David, blacksmjtb, r. 204J^ Townsend
Dailey E. Mis., furnisbed rooms, 655 Wai-bington
Dailey John, gasfitter Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 108
Eleveiitu
Dailey Tbdmas, tailor, r. 230 Langton
Dailey Timutby, laborer, r. XE cor Sierra and Lou-
isiann
Daily Catberine, widow, r. 1 Crooks
Daily cbarles F., r. 309 Grant Av
Daily Ellen Mrs., liquors, CtiiS Clementina
Daily Examiner, William R. Hearst publisher
and proprietor, oflQce NE cor Market and Grant
Av, editorial and composing rooms, 538 Sacra-
mento
Daily Hotel Gazette, William P. Harrison pub-
lisber and proprietor, 420 Kearny
Daily Lavr Journal The San Francisco,
Stookwell & Co. proprietnrs, 320 Sansome
Daily Mary A.,r. 1507 Leavenwortb
Daily Mirhael. waiter Page J« Falch, r. 215 Natoma
Dally Report Publishing Co. The {William
M. Bunker aud Amos C. Hiester) printers and
publishers, publication and editorial rooms, 320
Sapsome
Daily Report The San Francisco, The Daily
Report Publishing Co. publishers and proprie-
tors (City and County official newspaper) office
2a8 Montgomery, branch 71H Market
Daily Samuel J., waiter, r. 1023 Stockton
Dailv Shioping and Hotel News, Jay Federlein pub-
lisher", 415 Market
Daily William, boilermaker P. M. SS. Co., r. 211
Langton
]»- Daily. See Dailey and Daly
Dain Nathaniel, r. 266 Bryant
Dain Thomas, clerk, r. 31 Geary
I^" Dain. See Dane and Dayan
Daingerfield Eliza Mrs., wid.iw, r. 502 Powell
Dainserfield M. E. Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 805
Hyde
Daingerfielfl fVilliam R., attorney at law and
court commissioner, 234 Montgomery, rooms 8-9,
r. r.02 Powell
Daisley John, r. 412 Hyde
Daisley Samuel, millwright, r. 2 Cleaveland
DaiSR Charles, milk ranch, cor Lombard and Scott
Daiss Edmund, r. 8 Derby
Dake Edmund C, advertising agent, 64-65 Merchants'
Exchange, r. 1709 Turk
Dake Edmund D., clerk E. C. Dake. r. 1709 Turk
Dakin A. T. Mrs., bakery, 2218 Pine
Dakin C. W.. clerk Whittier, Fuller & Co., r.Alameda
Dakin E. A. (Dakin & Hawes) and manager Dakin
Publishing Co., office 320 Sansome
Dakin Edwin (Dakin & Libbey) r. 517 Fell
Dakin Publishing Co., E. A. Dakin manager, office
320 Sansome
Dakin William, fruits and vegetables, 1037 Howard
Dakin & Hawes ;E. A. Dakin and George H. Hawes)
electric pen writers, 320 Sansome
Dakin & Libbey (Edwin Dakin and John G. Lib-
bey) proprietors Commercial Soap Co., office 223
Sacramento
DR. BAZAN'S
THEKMO-Kr.F.rTUIC
RUSSIAN aii TDRKISH BATHS
Mso Medicated a^d Electric Eatts Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED
CHIMKEY3 REPAIRED, CHIMKEY SWEEPING.
Chimney Tops that ^vill clraiv.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Dalbey Edgar W.. gripman Market St. RB., r. 64 Bros-
nan
Dalceit Paul, wines and liquors, SE cor Alabama and
Twenty-tiftb
Dale Albert C, cigarmaker Louis Werthelmer & Co.,
r. 4 Bond
Dale Alfred, r. 4 Bond
Dale Charles, superintendent, r. 431 Minna
Dale Martin, r. 4 Bnnd
Dale Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 225 Golden Gate Av
Dale Robert C, commercial traveler Champion Ma-
chine Co., r. 526 Post
Dale William C, cigarmaker Edward Schwerin &
Son, r. 4 Bond
Dale William F. J., machinist W. T. Garratt i Co., r.
Oakland
Dale William J., lumberman, r. 1122 Vallejo, rear
Dale M. M., clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 610
Third
Daley Ann, widow, r. 12 Cleaveland
Daley Charles F., paper hanger Jacob Gumpertz, r.
520 Bush
Daley Charles H., bartender J. M. Rademaker
Daley Daniel, laborer, r. 7J^ Clyde
Daley Delia Miss, domestic Palace Hotel
Daley Dennis, lumberman, r. 45 Clementina
Daley Dennis, teamster, r. 2715 Bush
Daley Dennis J., millhand, r. 1007 Hampshire
Daley E., carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r. Nineteenth
nr Bryant
Daley Edmond, mangier La Grande Laundry
Daley Francis B., groceries and liquors, SE cor Ala-
bama and Twenty-eiybth, B. H.
Daley George waiter J. M. Pike, r. 275 Stevenson
Daley Hannah, groceries, 457 Tehama
Daley Henry, steward, r. 506 Davis
Daley James, laborer S. F. Bridge Co., r. Kentucky,
bet Sierra and Nevada
Daley James, porter Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Tehama,
bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Daley James H., longshoreman, r. 308M Folsom
Daley Jeremiah, engineer Maudalen Asylum
Daley Jeremiah, laborer, r. 551 Folsom
D:.ley John, laborer, r. 16 Cedar Av
Daley John, ironer La Grande Laundry
Dalev John, peddler, r. 1007 Hampshire
Daley John B. (Daley & Elliott) r. 28 Hampton PI
D.iley John S., clerk, r. 1826 Broadway
Daley John W., laborer, r. W s Tehama, bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-eighth
Daley Joseph D. B , musiciiin, r. 520 Bush
Daley Lawrence, laborer, r. 1613 Baker
Daley Lawrence H., cook The Baldwin
Daley Mary A., widow, bakery, 308 Folsom
Dalev Michael W., miner, r. 325 Folsom
Daley PatriC- , hostler, r. 2820 Harrison
Daley Patrick, sawyer S. F. Planing Mill, r. Bryant
Av. bet Butte and Solano
Daley Patrick, peddler, r. 1007 Hampshire
Daley Robert H., architect, 218 Post
Daley Thomas, laborer, r. 5 Bernard
Daley Thomas, nightwatchman Matthew Nunan, r.
7*19 ^ Tehama
Daley Thomas, teamster, r. 8 Beideman
Daley Thomas, laborer, r. 1212 Larkin
Daley Thomas, laundryman S. F. Laundry
Daley Thomas J , driver G A. Spreckles, r. W s Te-
hama, bet Precita Av and Twenty eighth, B. H.
Daley Timothy J., hotelkeeper, r. 816 Sansome
Daley Wiljiani J., salesman John Cogan, 834 Market
Daley William J., laborer, r. W s Tehama, bet Pre-
cita Av and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Daley & Ellintt (John B. Daley and Edward Elliott)
carpenters and builders, 659 Folsom
B^Dalev. See Daily, Dailev and Daly
Diil(.'leish H. D. (Shipper S Dalulelsh) r. 211 Polk
Dalgleish James Jr., cutter O Banion & Dagenals, r.
211 Polk
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS, ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO.. General Agents,
4S9 California Street.
DAL
380
DAL
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Plain, Jnitannod and Stamped
T7I HNT X?V^ -A. rt ES
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
Dall Charles L., collector Broadway Wharf No. 2, r.
Oaklaud
Dall Cristopber C. (Woest k Dall) r. 1423 Powell
Dall Cornelius .1., r. 732 Sutter
Dall Edward R., collector Spring Valley W. W., r.
8.')9 Mission ,
Dall George, blacksmith S. F. Candle and Soap Co.
Dall George A., clerk' U. S. Mint, r. ■444>^ Tweutj'-
second
Dall John H. (Bradley & Riilofson) and importer pho-
tographic materials, 618-620 Clay, r. Occidental
Hotel
Dall Peter P., receiver Central RR., r. 233 Langton
l»-Dall. SeeDahl
Dallam Richard B. (Armes & Dallam) r. Oakland
Dallamore Frederick J., plasterer, r. 1902 Larkin
Dallamore George, C. (Lyons & Dallamore) r. 1902
Larkin
Dallard William E., laborer, r. 62 Tehama
Dallas Amanda, widow, r. 18 Octavia
Dallas James, laborer Pac. Rollmg Mill
Dallas John, drayman T. J. Bass & Co., r. 843 Fif-
teenth
Dallas John B., teamster Thomas Reid, r. 13 Langtou
Dallas Marie, domestic 822 Guerrero
Dallas Robert S , with Jason Si)riiiger & Co.
Dalldurf Rudolph, liqiior saloon, NE cor Mis-
sion and Btale, r. 12l)() Mission
Dallemend Albert (Bothin, Dallemand & Co., and
George Simmonds & Co.) r. 909 Polk
Dallemaud & Co. (Chicago, 111.) office 21.5 Cilifornia
Dallet Harry, clerk Wolf Fleisher, r. 721 M O'Farrell
Dalliba Henry S., journalist Call. r. 522 Geary
DaJlin Abraham, tailor W. L. Cohu, r. 439 Bush
Dallin Otto, tailor, r. 439 Bush
DalUs Otto, seaman, r. 21" Broadway
Dallman Louis, salesman B. G. Buhl & Co., r. 15
Hyde
Dallorzo Lucy, domestic 1304 Guerrero
Dally Andrew J., r. 608 H Locust Av
Dally Joseph F., with Singer MnfgCo.,r. 608 54 Locust
Av
Dally .Joseph I., r. 608^ Locust Av
Dally Mic:hael, waiter, r. 215 Minna
Dally William, horseshoer Wm. Kerr
Dallyn Charles E., blacksmith Charles Reueer, r. 708
Howard
Dalman Mary, widow, r. 34 Russ
Dalmas Daniel P., machinist, r. 25 Potter
Dalmas Frank, machinist, r. 25 Potter
Dalmas John, carpenter, r. 607 Third
Dalmas Lorren, machinist, r. 25 Potter
Dalmas Preston, machinist, r. 25 Potter
Dalmas William W., machinist, r. 25 Potter
Dalmon Theodore, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 410 Tehama
Dalpino .\rnato (Dalpino & Bardocchi) r. 1526 Du-
pont
Dalpino & Bardocchi (Arnato Dalpino and Angelo
Bardocchi) fruits and vegetables, 1526 Dupont
Dal Poggetto A. & Co. (Angelo and Emile Dal Poggetto)
fruits and vegetables, 392 Dolores
Dal Poggetto Angelo (A. Dal Poggetto & Co.) r. 392
Dolores
Dal Poggetto Emile (A. Dal Poggetto & Co.) r. 392
DoloroK
Daltii Joseph, bootblack, r. 7 Gaven
Dalton Brothers (Frank and Thomas B.) fruit
and produce commission merchants, 308-310 Davis
Dalton Daniel, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery, r. 2710
Sutter
Dalton Charles R., salesman, r. 3 Everett
Dalton Edward, clerk, r. 1.'20 Bush
Dalton Edward, driver Contra Costa Laundry, r. 12
Elizabeth
Dalton Edward E., policeman, r. 9 Grand Av
Dalton Eugene, stonecutter, r. NE cor Jackson and
Broderick
Dalton Frank (Dalton Bros.) r. NW cor Twenty-sixth
and Fair Oaks
Daltun Frederick, printer, r. 429 M Stevenson
Dalton George P., miner, r. 537 Sacramento
Dalton Hannah Miss, domestic 2408 Fillmore
Dalton Henry, laborer, r. 649 Stevenson
Dalton James, laborer, r. NE cor Jackson and Brod-
eriek
Dalton James, fisherman, r. 9 Vallejo
Dalt)n James, private school, 914!^ Valencia
Dalton James, teamster, r. 608 Battery
Dalton John, plumber J. D. Welch, r. 130 Ivy A.y
Dalton John, stonecutter, r. NE cor Jackson and
Broderick
Dalton John P., painter, r. 319 Fillmore
Daltm M. E. Mrs., widow, r. 130 Ivy Av
Dalton Michael, horsetrader, r. 44 Quinn
Dalton -Michael, longshoreman, K 23 Natoraa
Dalton Michael, lumberman, r. 23H Freelon, rear
Dalton Patrick, laborer, r. 2710 Sutter
Dalton P.E. (Contra Costa Laundry Assn) r. Oakland
Dalton Peter, r. 12 Elizabeth
Dalton Richard, ironworker, r. 55 Second
Dalton Thomas B (Dalton Bros.) r. 2510 Clay
Dalton William, painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan
Dalton William, student Barnard's Business College,
r. Twentj-sixth nr Fair Oaks
Dalton William, painter, r. 319 Fillmore
Daltun William H., teamster, r. 1434 Turk
Da Luz Francisco F., groceries, 721 Broadway
Daly Ada, widow, groceries and liquors. 1715 Jones
Daly Aggie Miss, tailoress Burhaus Bros., r. 1414
Kearny
Daly Ann J., widow, r. 28 Linden Av
Daly B. H., printer Francis, Valentine & Co., r. 821J4
Mont;,'omery
Daly Bridget, widow, r' 277 Stevenson
Daly C, r. 102^ California Av, B. H.
Daly Charles, barber, r. 537 Mission
Daly Charles H., salesman Hawley Bros. Hardware
Co., r. Oakland
Daly Cornelius, groceries and liquors, 430 Brannan
Daly Cornelius, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
1043 Folsom
Daly Cornelius M., coachman, r. SW cor Pacific and
Taylor
Daly Daniel, finisher J. C. Rued & Co., r. 317 Eleventh
Daly Diuiel J., plumber, r. 28 Linden Av
Daly Daniel J., tinsmith, r. 811 Mission
Daly David, bartender Charles Wortman, r. 655 Third
Daly Dennis, painter, r. 19}^ Heron
Daly Dennis, longshoreman, r. 520 Folsom
Daly Dennis J., liquorsaloon, .55 Pacific, r. 1220 Powell
Daly Dennis J. Jr., plumber William E. Lane, r. 1220
Powell
Daly Edmund, laborer Frank P. McLennan, r. Ten-
eriffe, bet St. John and Tombigbee
Daly Edward, butcher, r. S s Precita Av, bet Howard
and Mission
Daly Edward, blacksmith, r. 118 Wildey
Daly Edward, tanner Christian Hellwig, r. 102)4 Cali-
fornia Av, B.H.
Daly Eliza, widow, r. 537 Mission
Daly Ellen, widow, r. NW cor Twenty-second and
Bartlett
Daly Felix, real estate, r. 411 Ellis
Daly Francis, wait'-r, r. 411 Sansome
Daly Henry, stevedore, r. 405 Main
Daly James, r. 812 Howard
Daly James, boat builder G. W. Kneass, r. 1411 Twen-
ty-fourth
Daly James, commercial traveler, r. 20 Twelfth
Dalv James, engineer, r. 129 Folsom
Daly James, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 8 Clemen-
tina
Daly James, laborer, r. 530}^ Ninth
Daly James, lumberman, r. 69 Natoma
Daly James, teamster, r. 901 Battery
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
Hotels and Steamboats completely furnished with
CftRPETS AND UPHOLSTERY.
Special Prices Given.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE P.^LACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
Al60 the finest grades, of Clarets. Hocks. lARPAD HARAS2THY & CO.,
BurguudieR, Sauternes, Ports and Sherries | 530 WASHINOTOM STBEET.
DAL
381
DAM
Daly James, real eptate agent, 304 Montgomery. r«
Commercial Hotel
Daly James, ttamsfer, r. 131 Fifteenth
Daly James Jr., ticket and freight agent S. F. and N.
P. RR., r. 20 Twelfth
Daly James B. carpenter, r. 28 Hampton PI
Daly James W., blacksmith, r. 1219 Dcvisadero
Daly J.reraiah, clerk Merchants Exchange Assn
Daly Jeremiah, stock clerk Porter, Slessinger & Co..
r. 31 Dorland
Daly Jeremiah, laborer, r. 551 Fulsom
Daly Jeremiah, labort-r, r. 511 Castro
Daly Johannah E. Mrs., shoefitter U. W. Boot and
Shoe Co.. r. 19 Twenty-second
Daly Ji'hannah Miss. r. IMorrell PJ, rear
Daly John, blacksmith, r. S s Serpentine Av, bet Fol-
sora and Harrison
Daly John, boltmaker Phelps Mnfg Co.. r. Beach, nr
Buchanan
Daly John, carpenter, r. Teneriffe, bet Railroad Av and
Susquehanna
Daly John, coachman, r. 1250 Taylor
Daly John, gasfitter, r. 44 Jessie.
Daly John, helper Keystone Boiler Works, r. 812 How-
ard
Daly John, laborer, r. 367 Jessie
Daly John, laborer Union Iron Works, r. W s Illinois,
bet Napa and Shasta
Daly John, laundryman, r. 1 Church Lane
Daly John, liquor saloon, 121 Montgomery, r. 449
Jessie
Daly John, shoemaker Solomon Marks, r. 42 Minna
Daly John, teamster, r. 21fi Ninth
Daly John, teamster, r. 901 Battery
Daly John, with Lawrence Daly. r. 321 Seventh
Daly John B., clerk Call, r. 1330 Mission
Daly John C, policeman, r. 410 Folsom
Daly John D. (Daly A: Kinne) r. 1027 Valencia
Daly John F. (Daly & Cavanagh) r. 520 Howard
Dalv John F.. bartender John J. Connolly, r. 17
P we 1
Daly John J., r. 17 Anthony
Daly John E., tailor Joseph Brothers, r. 9 Clyde
Daly John T.. machiuehand Sterling Furniture Co., r.
1 Crooks
Daly John W., carpenter, r. S s Teneriffe, nr Railroad
Av
Daly Joseph, r. SE cor Bush and Scott
Daly Joseph, horseshoer. r. 118 Wildey
Daly Joseph, trunkmaker, r. 415 Clementina
Daly J . T. Mrs., liquor saloon. 621 Merchant, r. 626
Merchant
Daly Lawrence, driver N. B. and M. ER., r. 309
Seventh
Daly Lawrence, wood and coal, and hay and grain,
319-321 Seventh
Daly Margaret Mrs., r. 544 Ninth
Daly Martin, laborer, r. 429J4 Tehama
Daly Martin, liquor saloon, W s Illinois, bet Napa
and Shasta
Daly Mary, domestic 712 Hayes
Daly Marv, widow, r. 1220 Powell
Daly Mary Miss, lodgings, 40 Second
Daly Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 440 Third
Daly Mathew, longshoreman, r. 1714 Harrison
Daly Michael, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. £30 k
Ninth
Daly Michael, laborer, r. 867 Eighteenth
Daly N. Miss, janitrees Garfield Primary School, r.
1414Kearnv
Daly Patrick, hostler N. B. and M. ER., r. Alabama,
bet Twenty-sixth and Army
Daly Patrick, laborer, r. 2 Boardman PI
Daly Patrick, laborer, r. 17 Anthony
Daly Patrick, laborer, r. 328M Third, rear
Daly Patrick, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Daly Patrick J., r. 918 Hyde
Daly Patrick J., lodgings, 110 Sixth I
REFLECTORS,
FOH SHOW WINDOWS AND STOEES,
MADE AND REPAIRED.
W. E. LANE~ Plumber
505 KEARSrS- STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
FRATINGER & CO.
READY-MADE SUITS
FOR
LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN.
105 KEARNY STREET.
Duly Putrick .M., Btuckbuyer Michelssen, Roth & Co.,
r. 442^ Clementina
Daly Peter (Lonergan & Daly) r. 1221 Polk
Daly Peter trackman Omnibus RB.. r. 2950 Howard
Daly Richard, bartender, r. 730 Howard
Daly Richard F., painter, r. 537 Mission
Daly Rosa, widow, r. 1 August Alley
Daly Samuel, painter E. M. Gallagher, r. 819 Cali-
fornia
Daly Thomas, r. 1212 Larkin
Daly Thomas, fireman 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. W s
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta, rear
Daly Thomas, papercairier. r. W 8 Falkland, bet St.
John and Tombigbee
Daly Thomas, teamster, r. 734 Tehama
' Daly Thomas F., bootmaker, r. 3007 Mission
Daly Thomas R., patternmaker, r. 1411 Twentv-fourth
Daly Timothy J., expressman, NW cor Fourth and
Folsom, r. 3«1 Eleventh
i Daly William, clerk, r. 102 Ma.'on
I Daly William, laborer, r. 530H Ninth
Daly William E., bookkeeper, r. 734 Tehama
Daly William H., clerk, r. 20 Twelfth
' Daly William H., cutter Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.
[ 29 Eleventh
Daly i Cavanagh (John F. Daly and William A. Cav-
j anagh) proptrs Fremont Machine Works. 230 Fre-
mont
j Daly & Kinne (John D. Daly and William H. Kinne)
I proptrs San Mateo Dairy, i ffice 1010 Valencia
] t^ Daly. See Dailey, Daily and Daley
I Dalziel Andrew, salesman Dalziel & MoUer, r. Oak-
land
Dalziel Robert (Dalziel & Moller) r. Oakland
; Dalziel & Moller (Robert Dalziel and William Mol-
ler) wrought and cast iron pipe and fittings, 415
Mif^sion
Dam Cleveland L., bookkeeper Gage, Shattuck & Co.,
r. Oakland
DAMA LUIGI, professor vocal
music, 317 Mason
Dama Theodore, carpenter, r. 26 Turk
Damarus Rudolph, waiter, r. 627 Green
Damas James, hackman. r. 216 Duncan
Dame Joseph, tanner Christian Hellwig, r. cor Twen-
ty-sixth and Capp
Dameron James P., attorney at law, 230 Montgomery,
room 25, r. 2709 Larkin
Damiano Fricero, laborer National Vinegar Works, r.
14 Bluxome
Damianovich Peter, restaurant. 217 Sixth
Damke Otto, driver, r. 23 Douglass
Damkroeger Daniel A., millwright, r. 213 Fair Oaks
Damkroeger Gottlieb, carpenter and builder, r. 1111
Pacific, rear
Damkroeger Henry, medical student, r. 1111 Pacific,
rear
Damm Kate, widow, r. 1354 Alabama, rear
Damm R., baker, r. 625 Clay
Dammann Andrew, longshoreman, r. 214 Ritch, rear
Dammann Charles, laborer J. Gundlach & Co. r. 907
Bryant
Dammann P., butcher, r. Venezuela, nr Railroad Av
Dammann Rudolph, leather dresser J. C. Rued & Co.,
r. 216 Ritch
Dammes Ernest J., porter L. & E. Wertheimer, r. 2233
Geary
Damon George, seaman schr Katie Holmes, r. Ala-
meda
Damon George, shipwright, r. 83 J^ Perry
Damon George C. D., carpenter, r. 25 Hoff Av
Damon George D., calker and sparraaker, 419 Drnmm
Damon Henry, cigarmaker, r. HOI Powell
Damon Henry, maltster S. F. Stock Brewery, r. 2116
Powell
Damon Herbert, master scbr Katie Holmes, r. Ala-
meda
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
nannfactnrcr of eTerj- description of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to 50 Beale Street. San Francisco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker. %';SliS%"^/rre?^iafffi./#??s^e?'
DAM
382
DAN
W. W. IVIontague & Co.
PUIKEPS,
Suction and Force.
FOR IIAXn, WIXD-7III.L. AND POWER,
AF^L, SIZKS.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STEEET
Damon James E., real estate, 436 Montgomery, r. 31
Prospect PI
Damon John, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 2219
Powell
Damon John J., liquor saloon, NE cor Haight and
Stanyan
1 Damon Martin, laborer, r. 8 Vandewater
i Damon Newton F. machinist Samuel Hill Estate, r.
I 617 Shotwell
' Damon Seih T., collector Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Ma-
chine Co., r. 2238 Buhh
e^ Damon. See Daemon
Demonte Frank A., cigarmaker, r. 9 Vincent
Damonte Joseph L., cigarmaker, r. 1407 Dupont
[ Damonte Lorenzo, porter Onesti & Connor, r. 4 Jas-
I per PI
Damozono Louis (Foppiano & Co.) r- 1336 Dupont
' Dampf Louis, r. E 8 Mission, bet Plymouth and West
Av
Dampiere Mary Mrs, lodgings, 711 Howard
Damrell Daniel, printer H. A.idrews, r. 734 Capp
Dams Henry, teacher languages, r. 1419 Powell
Dams Minnie Mrs., teacher needlework, r. 1419 Powell
Dana George H., capitalist, r. 1141 Van Ness Av
Dana Henry A., eugineer, r. 1429 !« Mission
Dana Mary E., widow, r. 13U7 Green
Danahy James, liquor saloon, 0;;ean Beach
Danahy Thomas J., longshoreman, r. 744 Harrison
Danahy William, laborer, r. 268 Brannan
8^ Danahy. See Denahy, Denehv and Danehy
Danby Henry, longshoreman, r. 106 Natoma
Danby F. iM., r. 2523 Mission
Dance Catherine, widow, r. S 8 Twenty-fourth, bet
Church and Castro
Dance Frank, patternmaker, r. 510 Howard
I Dancer William H., engineer, r. 15(ilM Market
] Dancher Eugene, upholsterer, r. 3 William
D'Ancona A. D., attorney at law, 400 Montgomery,
room 1, r. 1408 Howard
D'Ancona Arnold A., physician, r. 1408 Howard
D'Ancona David A., salesman, r. 1408 Howard
Dane Mary, widow, r. 225 Fair Oak
89^ Dane. See Dain and Dayan
Daneri Andrew (Z.)lfo & Daneri) r. 1211 Powell
Daneri Antonio, hardware, 42o Battery, r. 808 Vallejo
Daneri Bartolomeo. r. 23 Scott PI
Daneri Emile H., bookkeeper Autonio Daneri, r. 808
Vallejo
Daneri Eugene E., salesman Antonio Daneri, r. 808
Vallejo
Daneri F. & Co. (Henry Casanova) importers and
jobbers wines and liquors and wholesale grocers,
27-29 California
Daneri Henry, rancher, r. 808 Vallejo
Daneri John (P. Belaudo & Co) r. 1208 Powell
Daneri Lawrence, r. 1012 Mout)»omery
Daneri Luigl expressman, r. 3 Vul.-an Lane
Daneri Stephen, doorkeeper Cal. Cracker Co. r. 5 Jas-
per Pi
Daneri Tomasso, laborer, r. 222 Broadway
Daney Eugene, attorney at law, 633 Kearny, r. 214 J<
Sixth
Danforth Charles S., seamen, r. 32 Stenart
Danfoith Edward E., clerk, r. 410 Ellis
Danforth Edwin, proprietor Broadway U. S.
Bonded Warehouse, 723 Battery, r. 12iiO Mason
Danforth E. P. (Gllman li Danforthi r. 1200 Mason
Danforth Frederick R. , shipping clerk Huntington,
Hopkins * Co., r. 2200 Pine
Danforth William G.. laborer, r. 1030 Howard
«^" Dangerfleld. See Daingerfleld
Dangers Charlotte, widow, r. 143 Berry
Danuers Diedrich, salesman Wheaton & Luhrs, r. 2818
Bush
Dangers Henry (Sorenson, Dunker & Co.) r. 1839 Mi8-
GQ
Danglnda Anton, salesman J. Baumgarten k Co., r.
18 Prospect PI
Danglaila .\i thur, clerk Mattoon * Danglada, r. 1712
t^tockton
Danglada Emms, widow, r. 624 Filbert
Danglada Euginlo L., clerk Mexican Colonization Co.,
r. 624 Filbert
Danglada Ignaclo (Mattoon & Danglada) r. 1712
Stockton
Danhiuser Louis, salesman Buyer & Reich, r. 507)j
Grove
Danhauser Moritz, tailorL. Gellert, r. ."iOT'^ Grove
Daniel Frank, mattressmaker H. W. Frank & Co., r.
11 Grant Alley
Daniil Henry, upholsterer, r. 11 Grant Alley
Daniel Henry J., stevedore, r. 427 Francisco
Daniel Isidora, widow, r. 11 Grant Alley
Daniel James, lettercarrier Post Office, r. 662 Har-
rison
Daniel John (John Daniel .<: Co.) r. 2013 Polk
DANIEL JOHN & CO. ....nn
Danifl) Italian marble and Scotcli
granite monuments and mantels, 421
Pine
Daniel May W. Miss, teacher Five-Mile School, r.
2013 Polk
Daniel William L., plumber and gaefitter, 234 Post, r.
407 Hyde
Daniell John A., butcher Jnles Le Maitre, r. 18 Hollis
Daniell Thomas, carpenter, r. 815 Fill.ert
Daniell Thomas F., carpenter, r. 815 Filbert
Daniell William, clerk, r. 815 Filbert
Dauiels C. Mrs., stewardess stmr Newbern
Daniels Daniel, engineer, r. 113 Franklin
Daniels E.lward W., collector, r. 410 Hyde
Daniels Frank, tanner Raymond, Squires & Co r.
1625 Church
Daniels Frederick W., commercial traveler, r. 2916
Sixteenth
Daniels Fr> derick J., printer H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
529 Montgomery Av
Daniels Frederick R., clerk, r. 222 !< Fourth
Daniels George J., musician, r. 124 Trenton
Daniels Gustave V., painter, r. 122 Freelon
Dauiels Henry, dairyman, r. Mixsion Road, nrTingley
Daniels James, millhand Stockton Planing Mills, r.
618 Fourth
Daniels John, butcher, r. 1110 Hyde
Daniels John, clerk Valentine Hassmer, r. 20 )i Wet-
more PI
Daniels John, seaman stmr Ancon
Daniels John H. M., framemaker Schussler Bros., r.
Tingley, nr Mission Road
Daniels Nelson H., carfinisher. r. 224 Fourth
Daniels Peter, laborer Fraak Bardez, r. cor Howard
aod Maine
Daniels Samuel H., with Bank of California, r. 1013
Leavenworth
Daniels Sarah B. Mrs., teacher Denman Grammar
School, r. 1777 Green
Daniels Thomas J., machinist Neville & Co., r. 1777
Green
Danielf William, cooper Am. Sugar Refinery, p. 18
Garden
Daniels William, harnessmaker Main & Winchester,
r. Noe, bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Daniels William, seaman, r. 5 Broadway
Daniels William B , clerk, r. 519M Greenwich
Daniels William E., clerk, r. 641 Washington
«ff~ Daniels. See Dannsls
Danielsou John T., laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, p.
Indiana, bet Sierra and Napa
Danielson John W.. tailor, r. 616 Powell
Dauielson Peter (Anderson & Danielson) r. 416)i
Austin
Danielwlez Sigismund, canvasser The People, 510S»c>
ramento
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THE FINEST GOODS,
THE BEST WORK at
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I<ICK HOUSE BI.OCK.
THE LION Fire lis. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, 84,125,003
$4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WIf. SSZT017, As^t. Uaaager.
HiCKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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Danielwitz Isidor, attorney at law. r. 231'2 Mission
Daniehvitz Joseph, dry goods. 2939 Slxtt-eiith
Daniber BMrtlioloniew B., helper Fulton Iron Works,
r. 759 Howard
Daniher James, teamster S. P. C. RR., r. NE cor
Franltlii) and Fulton
Danihy Timothy, laborer, r. 44.5 Minna
Danis John B., general ageut Law, King & Law, r.
512 Stevenson
Panis OziHS, carpenter, r. 1325}^ Minna
Daunals Charles W., groceries 825 Valencia, r. 818
Valencia
O^Dauis. See Denis
Danish Society, Dania, 712 Miselon
Daukert John M., cook, r. 3 Mary Lane
Danks John W., wharfinger Mission St. Wharf No. 1,
r. 2(i26 Sacramento
Danks Julia Miss, teacher Denman Grammar School,
r. 2B26 Sacramento
Danly Francis M., carpenter, r. 1036 Guerrero
Dann Jennie A. Mrs., r. 328 Kearny
DannalB Charleo H., clerk Charles W. Dannalg, r. 818
Valencia
Dannals Cliarles W., groceries, 825 Valencia, r. 818
Valencia
8^ Dannals. See Daniels
Dacneberg Herman, engineer, r. 21 Ji Garden
Dannemark George H., clerk D. Luhrs, r. 1059 Golden
Gate Av
Dannenbaum J. & S., wholesale dry goods, 24-20 San-
some
Dannenbaum Joseph (J. & S. Dannenbaum) r. 1418
Post
Dannenbaum Moses, r. 1807 Pine
Dannenbaum Nelson E., harnessmaker, r. 2413 Mis-
sion
Dannenbaum Samuel, clerk M. A. Gunst & Co., r.
1807 Pine
Dannenbaum Solomon (J. & S. Dannenbaum) r. 1630
Octavia
Danneuberg Joseph , r. 830 Sutter
Dannenberg Nathan, clerk, r. 830 Sutter
Dannenburg Wilbelm, baker, r. 625 Clay
Dannenfelzer Amelia, widow, baKerv and varieties,
N s Twenty-fourth, bet Church and Sanchez
Dsnner Albert, shoemaker, 130 Oak
Danner Jefferson D , student, r. 109 Van Ness Av
Danner Joseph S., bookkeeper I. R. Burns & Co., r.
1112 McAllister
Dannheimer Louis, tailor, r. 1507 Sacramento
Dannmeyer Rudolph, clerk Lilienthal & Co., r. SW
cor Nineteenth and Noe
Danos Anna Mrs., r. 2090 Market
Danos Theresa A. Miss, r. 2090 Market
DaNova Dominick, teamster, r. 11 Union PI
DaNova Jennie, packer D. Ghirardelli & Sons, r. 11
Union PI
Danskin George D., with Board of Trade, r. 1025
Twenty-first
Dante W. J., r. 871 Market
Danter Richard A., clerk, r. NE cor Fell and Stanyan
Dan ton John H., trunkmaker, r. 420 Shotwell
Danube Austriun Insurance Co. (marine
branch) Hy. Balzer k Co. agents, 209 Sansnme
Danz John, butcher Michelssen, Roth & Co., r. Servia,
bet Susquehanna and St. John
Danz William, butcher Michelssen, Roth b Co., r.
Servia, bet Susquehanna and St. John
Danzies William J., carpenter, r. 306 Third
Danziger Isidore, bookkeeper Sideman, Lachman &
Co., r. 302 Valencia
Danziger Samuel, tailor A. P. Homberg, r. 505 Broad-
way
Dapello Angelo, fisherman, r. 708 Front
Dapello Augustino, fisherman, r. 5 Billings PI
Darbey George W., bookkeeper Painter A Co.,
r. 425 Golden Gate Av
t^ Darbey. See Darby
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-EI^ECTKIC
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Bails Given.
415 SUTTEH STREET. 415
SEWER PIPE. SEWER TRAPS.
Sewers Laid Properly.
Sewers Repaired.
W. E. LANE,
Plumber, 503 Kearny Street.
Established 1860.
Telephone 315.
Darblay Josephine Miss (Darblay & Meyer) r. 108
Stockton
Darblay & Meyer (Miss Josephine Darblay and Mrs.
J. Meyer) female employment office, 108 Stockton
Darby Thomas F., capitalist, r. 315 Gough j
D'Arcy Alice M. Miss, teacher Denman Grammar
School, r. 1532 Polk
Darcy Ann, widow, r. 212 Townsend
D'Arcy Charles, porter Sullivan, Kelly & Co., r. 1130
Market
D'Arcy George, r. 807 California
D'Arcy James, plasterer, r. 250!^ Tehama
Darcy James S., groceries and liquors, 17 Hitch
Darcy J. F., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
West Oakland
D'Arcy John, attorney at law, 519 Montgomery, r. 911
Buchanan
D'Arcy John, janitor, r. 1 Central PI
D'Arcy John T. (J. McDermott & Co.) r. 250J4 Te-
hama
D'Arcy Matthew J., boilermaker Union Ironworks,
r. 108 Linden Av, bet Franklin and Gough
Darcy Michael, carpeuter, r. 173 Minna
Darcy Patrick, waiter Occidental Hotel
D'Arcy Richard S., laborer, r. W s Cook, nr Geary
Darcy Thomas, carpenter, r. 208 Noe
Darcy Thomas, laborer, r. SE cor Vallejo and Kearny
D'Arcy Thomas, laborer Union Iron Works, r. W b
Michigan, bet Shasta and Napa
D'Arcy W. F. Mrs., r. 1208^ Turk
D'Arcy William, laborer, r. 212 Townsend
D'Arcy William H., plasterer, r. i50>j Tehama
Dardis Lawrence, teamster, r. 26 Turk
Dareggio Antonio, laborer, r. 5 Filbert PI
Dargie Stuart, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 30
Stanley PI
Darius Gustave E., clerk Freud & Sons, r. 408)4 Sixth
Darla J., waiter stmr Oregon
Darling Abraham F., marble cutter Abraham Morris,
r. 1337 Howard
Darling Adelaide Miss, dressmaking, 37 Fifth
Darling Eben O., clerk, r. 624 Fourth
Darling Ebenezer, expressman, r. 1143 Market
Darling Frank H., bookkeeper, r. 37 Fifth
Darling George L., salesman, r. 2536 Howard
Darling Henry T., driver, r. 116 Laugton
Darling John, janitor, r. 2505 Sacramento
Darling John, signpainter Lpngley & Johnson, r. 110
Twenty-fourth
Darling John, shipwright, r. 21 Lafayette
Darling John A., captain Battery M, 1st Artil-
lery, Brevet-Major. U. 8. A., and commanding
Post Fort Mason (Black Point)
Darling John H., painter, r. 129 Third
Dirllng Lafayette, sawyer, r. 12 Alemany
Darling M., shipcarpenter, r. 25 Minna
Darling Margaret, widow, r. 110 Twenty-fourth
Darling Richard D.. shoefltter, 102 Jessie, r. Inter-
national Hotel
Darling William A., clerk Custom House, r. 210 Pow-
ell
Darling William E., painter Edwin H. Black, r. 110
Twenty-fourth
Darneal Harvey, official reporter, 65 Nevada Block, r.
Alameda
Darneal Thomas D.. president Downie Boiler Incrus-
tation Preventive Co., 202 Market r. Oakland
Da Rosss Joseph, driver T. J. Chadbourne, r. 1614
Powell
Darpel John T., clerk Worth & Ottlnger, r. 620 Mar-
ket
Darr Francis J. A., merchant, r. 2902 California
Darr Henry, blacksmith, r. 106 Commercial
Darr AVood, clerk, r. 2902 California
Darragh Frank P., r. 311)4 Bryant
Darragh James W., porter Am. Oil Co., r. 311 X Bry-
ant
Darragh John F., patternmaker, r. 8 Elizabeth
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
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ENOT.TSH ANI> AMERICAN
£ncauMtlo, Uluzed and Plain.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Darragh Patrick, gardener, r. 311 J>5 Bryant
1^" Darragh. See Darrow
Darrell Natltanlel, accountant P. Lorillard b
Co., r. Alameda
DARRIN DES.
(S. I. and K. Dar-
rin) mag'netic phyigicians, ofllce 113
Stockton
Darrin K. (Drs. Darrin) r. 933 Post
Darrin S. I. (Drs. Darrin) r. The Baldwin
Darrolles Leon, proptr Model Lanndry, 33 Chenery,
Falrruont Tract
Darrow A. S., tanner, r. 529 Valencia
Darrow Herman, seaman, r. 320 Drumm
8^ Darrow. See Darragh
Dart Georfie, longshoreman, r. 625 Lombard
Dart J., r. 32 Fourth
D'Artenay Eugene, druggist and apothecary, NE cor
Post and Mason, r. 510 Mason
Dar^vin Cliarles B., attorney at law, 636 Clay,
room 18, r. San Rafael
Daryes Mary M., widow, r. Laldley, nr Merced
Dasha John F., waiter, r. 47 Tehama
Dasha Patrick A., carpenter, r. 1009 Minna
Dasha William F., fireman, r. 265 Jessie
Dashaway Association, 105 Stockton
Daalia-way Stablea, Clayburgh & Brandenstein
proprietors, SW cor New Montgomery and Mission
Dashwood Frederick, painter, r. 1806 Geary
Dashwood James, waiter, r. 455 Stevenson
Dasmann Frederick, laborer, r. 80 Colton
Dasmann Frederick W., groceries and provisions, 514
Hayes, r. 80 Colton
Dasmann Henry, clerk F. W. Dasman, r. 80 Colton
Dasmann William, liquor saloon, 1641 Howard, r. 205
Thirteenth
Dassler Frank, cooper, r. 162 Clara, rear
Dassonville Frederick, manager Baker & Hamilton
r. 1126 Twenty.first
Dastrobigre Valencia, ironer U. S. Laundry, r. 518}-i
Valencia
Dastugue Gabriel, butcher, 7-9 Pacific Fruit Market,
r. 1116 Sacramento
Dastugue Josephine, r. 604 Broadway
Dastugue Peter D., liquor dealer, r. 1334 Dupont
Dastugue Romain, laundry, 604 Broadway
DattaT. D., president Japanese Y. M. C. A., r. 1163
Mission
Dau Ernst, seaman stmr Willamette
Daubenbiss F. B., teamster Lachman & Jacobi, r. 444
Bran nan
Daucher Eugene, upholsterer Indianapolis Furniture
Co., r. 3 William
Daucher Frederick, cooper D. W. Guptill, r, 650 Min-
na
Dauchert Charles, butcher, r. 763 Howard
Daugherty F. M., r. 403 Pine
Daugherty James, engineer, r. 225 Drumm
Daughney John, laborer, r. 117 Shipley
Daughney John J., teamster, r. 117 Shipley
Dauguet Frank, laundry, 532 Sixth
Daunenberg Nathan, clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 830
Sutter
Daunet 0. Garand Mme., dressmaking, 14 Grant Av,
rooms 62-63
Daus Isidore, dry goods, 1327 Stockton, r. 809 Vallejo
Dauscher Erwin J. (P. Dauscher & Son) r. 1725 LeaT-
enworth
Dauscher Otto P., conductor Presidio RR., r. 1721
Leavenworth
Dauscher P. * Son (Peter and Erwin J.) groceries and
liquors, 1725 Leavenworth
Dauscher Peter (P. Dauscher & Son) r. 1721 Leaven-
worth
Daiissat Lucien, salesman Bailly Bros., r. 524 Union
DaussatP., butcher, r. 524 Union
Dauterman William L., clerk Louis Sloss & Co., r. 418
Waller
Dauth Arthur J., clerk Greensfelder & Co., r. 11 Hyde
Dauth John, shoemaker, 1804 Powell
Dauth Louisa, widow, r. 11 Hyde
Dautli A., upholsterer Bare Bros., r. 311 Pacific
Davalle Vlcenzo, proptr Toscano Hotel, 619 Broad-
way, r. 1256 Montgomery
Davalos Faustlno, boots and shoes, 441^ Green, r.
823 Pacific
Davalos Michael L., compositor W. B. Bancroft k Co.
r. .504 Union
DavalOB Yguacla, widow, r. 504 Union
DaVega Benjamin F., optician, r. 413 Clementina
Davega Edgar J., butcher, SW cor Hyde and Jackson
Davelln David, gasfitter, r. Washington Av, bet
Twenty-seventh an,d Twenty-eighth
Dauvllliers Justin, gardener, r. 2411 Bush
Davenport Charles, dishwasher F. Hampe, r. 435 Ivy
At
Davenport Charles S., collector P. F. Collier, r. 320
Ellis
Davenport Courtcnay E., barber, r. 681 Mission
Davenport Frank W., driver, r. 00 Third
Davenport James P., with L. G. Sresovich & Co., r.
1306 Mason
Davenport Louis D., clerk Del Monte Milling Co., r.
438 Geary
Davenport May E. C, actress, r. 101 Minna
Davenport Reuben B., journalist Chronicle, r. 801
Leavenworth
Davenport Richard, draftsman H. D. Mitchell
Davenport Stephen, r. 712 Natoma
Davenport Thomas, upholsterer, r. S 8 Gough, nr
Lombard
Davenport W. H. Mrs., f. 412 Taylor
Davenport William T., harnessmaker Main & Win-
chester, r. 139 Silver
Daver John, blacksmith, r. 135 Dore
Daverkosen Peter, butcher r. 2512 Bush
Davern Michael, laborer S. P. Co.. r. 624 Fourth
Davey Henry, chief steward stmr City of Peking, r. 626
Harrison
Davey Hugh J., glassblower, r. 624 Fourth
Davey James, laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 47 Jessie
Davey John, longshoreman, r. California Av, nr
Hope, B. H.
Davey John, teamster, r. 221 Langton
Davey Hugh, laborer, r. 624 Fourth
Davey Patrick, peddler, r. 641 Commercial
Davey Veronica Miss, dressmaker, r. 47 Jessie
Davey Silas, cigar dealer, r. 1330 Market
Davey William P., blacksmith H. & J. Ralston, r.
4523^ Minna
t^ Davey. See Davie and Davy
Davico Christian, groceries and liquors, SW cor Wil-
low and Jessie
David August, plumber, 1103 Stockton, r. 927 Vallejo
David Durard, butcher, r. 315 Fourth
David George, plumber, r. 927 Vallejo
David George, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
David H., r, 828 Sacramento
David Isaac L., agent, r. 641^ Natoma
David Jonas, cigar dealer, r. 929 Clay
David Jules, broker, r. 1127 McAllister
David Lazarus, r. 7 Broadway
David Louis N., saloon keeper, r. 700 Mason
David Robert L., clothing, 7 Broadway, r. 425 Natoma
David Victor, painter, r. 427 Stevenson
David William, tailor, 609 M Howard
David Wilson, clerk J. J. Mack & Co., r. 729 Bryant
Davids John W., clerk, r. 2202 Leavenworth
Davidson Alexander, driver Ross' Express, r. 1619
Eddy
Davidson Alexander, hostler, r. 2 Montgomery Court
Davidson Alonzo,d8lryman,corNineteenth and Eureka
Davidson Andrew, driver Maine Dairy, r. 213 Tenth
Davidson Annie Mrs., lodgings, 530 Montgomery Av
Davidson Arthur D., compositor Chronicle, r. 404
Stockton
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Imported and Domestic Rugs In Immense variety.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641
to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVK PfLACK HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Martet St.
FPI IPQF FYTRA riRY-! '^'°'""**'"'*^'"^''**'''^'"""p"'f°'^*^«»^''™'»lARPAD haraszthy 4 co.,
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Davidson Calvin L., glove cutter Raymond Squire &
Co., r. 1036 Twentieth
DaTldson David, molder, r. 301 Fremont
Davidson David, shipwright, r. 1036 Twentieth
Davidson Duviil B., cashier Nevada Bank of San
Frauoisco, NW cor Montgomery and Pine, r. 1920
Washington
Davidson David N., clerk, r. 405 Grove
Davidson David M., bookkeeper Meyer Davidson, r.
517 McAllister
Davidson Elijah J., conductor Market St. ER., r.l854
Stevenson
Davidson Frank B., porter C. E. Whitney & Co., r. 213
Jones
Dtvldson Frank N., driver Alonzo Davidson, r. cor
Nineteenth and Eureka
Davidson George, millhand Cal. Mill, r. 754 -Mission
Davidson George, with O. Livermore, r. 219 Eddy
Davidson Georg^e Prof., assistant in charge TJ.
S. Coast and Goedetic Survey, office U. S. Apprai-
sers' Bklg., rooms 33-43, r. 1117 Hyde
Davidson George F., student, r. 1117 Hyde
Davidson G. K., waiter, r. 871 Market
Davidson H. driver N. Davidson, r. Ws Pennsylvania
Av, bet Sierra and Napa
Davidson Hannah Mrs., lodgings, 128 )i Fourth
Davidson Harrison E., miner, r. 11 Lafayette
Davidson Henry S., engineer Presidio
Davidson Herman Rev., r. 417 Mason
Davidson H. S., field note clerk U. S. Surveyor Gen-
eral's office r. Oakland
Davidson Hugh, with Raphael Weill & Co., r. 2234 Sut-
ter
Davidson Jacob, office SE cor California and Battery,
r. 411 Golden Gate Av
Davidson Jauies, woolgrader, r. 1014 Treat Av
Davidson James D., locksmith and bellhanger, 30
O'Farrell, r. 439 Noe
Davidson James W., r. 800 Ellis
Davidson Jesse, engineer, r. 1B21 Sutter
Davidson John, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1712
Broderick
Davidson John, gardener, r. 2701 Mission
Davidson Joseph Mrs., r. 104 Turk
Davidson Joseph, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, r.
W 8 Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Davidson Joseph R. , physician, 224 Kearny r.
411 Golden Gate Av
Davidson Louis N., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
915 Buchanan
Davidson Louis S., proptr Este's tailor square, 1107
Folsom
Davidson M. Mrs., teacher Noe and Temple School
r. 282134 Mission
Davidson Magnus, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Davidson Marcus, crockery, 231 Sixth
Davidson Mathew P. (Davidson & Hines) r. 615 Minna
Davidson Meyer (Davidson & Peek, Mokelumne Hill)
and drayman, 21-23 Battery, r. 517 McAllister
Davidson M. M., r. 1818 Union
Davidson Myer, clerk M. Scheyer & Bro., r. 2821Ji
GAS STOVES,
GAS nXTUEES, GAS BUENEES.
&as Healers lor all pnrposes lor sale and made to order.
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNV STREET.
Eetnbllshed 1860. Telephone 31.S.
Davidson Thomas, clerk, r. 128)4 Fourth
Davidson Thomas B., calker, r. 30 O'Farrell, rear
Davidson Thomas J., woolsorter, r. 1014 Treat Av
Davidson Thomas W., ship carpenter, r. 244 Green-
wich
Davidson Walter P., with Bank of California, r. 2615
Davidson Nathan, proptr Glen Ranch Dairy, NW cor
Sierra and Pennsylvania Av
Davidson Observatory, U. S. Coast and Geodetic Sur-
vey, Astronomical and Telegraph TiOngltude Sta-
tion. Lafayette Park, Octavla and Clay
Davidson Robert, molder Risdon I. and L. Works r
304 Fremont ' "
Davidson Robert P., principal Noe and Temple Street
Primary School, r. 1001 Sutter
Davidson R. W., dishwasher, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Davidson Sarah Mrs., r. 128 Perry
Davidson Simon F., bricklayer, r. 3118 Fillmore
Davidson Solomon, commercial traveler Rosenthal
Feder & Co., r. 918 O'Farrell
Davidson Solomon, expressman, r. 941 Folsom
Davidson Thomas, r. 1117 Hyde
FRATINGER i CO.
K, m aid K
105 KEARNY STREET.
Davidson Walter S., teamster, r. 519 Montgomery Av
Davidson Ward, draftsman Powell St. RR., r. Oakland
Davidson W. H., delivery clerk P. M. SS. Co.
Davidson William, bookkeeper, r; 1004 Montgomery
Av
Davidson William G., plumber Charles Meehan. r.
932 Pacific
Davidson William H., clerk, r. 932 Pacific
Davidson William R., bookkeeper, r. 307 Jones
Davidson WiUiam W., attorney at law, 420
California, room 6. r. 9 Fulton
Davidson & Hiues (Mathew P. Davidson and James
J. Hines) coflfee saloon, 1082 Howard
Davidson & Peek, merchants (Mokelumne Hill, Cal.)
office 21 Battery
fi^" Davidson. See Davison and Davisson
Davie Charles A., dairyman, r. 1515 Fillmore
BS^ Davie. See Davey and Davy
Davler Clarence, clerk Laing & Buggies, r. 329 Pine
Davies Anna Mrs., vestmaker, r. 11 Carlos Pi
Davies Arthur P., clerk E. W. Carpenter, r. 124 Fulton
Davies Charles H., cardriver, r. 829 Folsom
Davies Charles H., woodmolder Cal. Mill. r. Oakland
Davies David, captain TJ. S. stmr Madrona, r. 1012
Twenty-fourth
Davies David, woodturner, r. NW cor Eleventh and
Channel
Davies David D., salesman Ackerman Bros., r. 1010
Pierce
Davies David M., bricklayer, r. 1914 Taylor
Davies Evan, plasterer, r. 114 Noe
Davies Fannie Miss, teacher Redding Primary School,
r. 1420 Hyde
Davies Frank P., bookkeeper Edward F. Northam, r.
404 Ivy Av
Davies Frank W., clerk, r. 25 Ji Haight
Davies George E., steward, r. 902 Montgomery
Davies Henry J., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons, r.
803 Montgomery
Davies James E., janitor 120 Sutter
Davies John, molder J. G. lis, r. 1435^ Mission
Davies Llewellyn, furniture factory, NW cor Eleventh
and Channel
Davies Llewellyn, painter and rigger, 213 Jackson, r,
868 Folsom
Davies M. Mrs., stewardess stmr Qneen of the Pacific
Davies Mary Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 426 Kearny
Davies Richard L., rigger Llewellyn Davies, r. 129
Jackson
Davies Samuel T., printer, r. 16 J^ Glover
Davies Shadrach, cabinetmaker, 905 )4 Clay, r. 1328
Washington
Davies Thomas A., clerk The History Co., r. 1217
McAllister
Davies Thomas W., tobacconist, 1751 Mission, r. 20
Twelfth
Davies Usher L., clerk, r. 1434 California
Davies William A., clerk County Clerk's Office, and
secretary Masonic Mutual Aid Assn of Pacific
Coast, 33 Kearny, r. 13 Yerba Buena
Davies W. B., cook stmr CoUma
Davies William B., foreman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
507 Gough
Davies William H., physician, r. 25 Ji Haight
S^' Davies. See Davis
Davin Frank, laborer, r. 114 Fourth
Davis A., jeweler T. Musgrave k Co., r. 1024 Folsom
Davis A. & Son (August and Joseph) loan offices, 411
Kearny and 1156 Market
Davis Aaron, millhand, r. 168 Perry
Davis Abraham, cigar dealer, r. 706 Austin
JOHN HAMMOND
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CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Ufannfactorer of every deacription of
PASSENGER, STBEET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to SO Beale Street, Sau Franci«>co.
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IMPOBTERS OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STEEET
Davis Abraham, glazier, r. 432 54 Natoma
Davis Adolpn, barber, r. 240)4 Clara
Davis Adolph, corumercial traveler Engelbrecht, Son
& Co., r. The Baldwin
Davis Agnes, widow, r. 204 Turk
Davis Albert E., plasterer, r. 726 Grove
Davja Alfred, canuer, r. E s Twenty-sixth, bet Dolores
and Church
Davis Alfred, exlraman Enpine No. 10, r. 168 Perry
Davis Alfred E., vice-president and general man-
ager S. P. Coast RK. Co., oflace 230 Montgomery,
r. 601 Stockton
Davis Amanda Mrs., fancy goods, 328 Fourth
Davis Annie F.. shoemaker J. T. Sullivan, r. 123234
Pacific
Davis A. N. Mrs., widow, r. 1811 Stevenson
Davis Andrew H., ventriloquist, r. 800 Kearny
Davis Andrew M. (Davis Bros.) r. 1109 Bush
Davis Anna P. Mrs., furnished rooms, 733 Bush
Davis Ansley G. (Davis Bros., Bergmann & Co.) r.
1605 Scott
Davis A. S., r. 32 Pearl
Davis Asher, stock clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r.
835 McAllister
Davis August (A. Davis & Son) r. 1013 Clay
Davis Beatrice M. Miss, copyist, r. 2700 Howard
Davis Benjamiu, r. 236 Minna
Davis Benjamin, butcher, r. 2215)4 Pine
Davis Benjamin, clerk, r. 45 Everett
Davis Benjamin, longshoreman, r. 641 Commercial
Davis Benjamin, peddler, r. 13 Norfolk
Davis Benjamin F., clerk Truman, Isham & Hooker,
r. 1635 Sacramento
Davis Bernard, contractor, r. 835 McAllister
Davis Bridget H., widow, r. 53 6 Brannaa
Davis Brothers (Andrew M. and Percy L.) pro-
prietors Golden Rule Bazaar, dealers fancy goods,
toys, clocks, plated ware, etc., 1234 Market
Davis Brotliers (Andrew M. Davis) proprietors
Golden Rule Bazaar, dealers fancy goods, toys,
clocks, plated ware. etc.. 718-722 Market and 419-
421 Kearny
Davis Brothers, Bergmann & Co. (Ansley O.
and Eugene G. Davis, and Jacob Bergmann) im-
porters and jobbers toys, fancy goods, etc., 6-16
Sutter
Davis C, r. 711 California
Davis Caroline, gents furnishing goods, 608 Fourth
Davis Charles, chimney sweep, 503 Jackson
Davis Charles, plai-terc r, r. 729 Montgomery
Davis Charles, porter G. Cohn & Co., r. Twenty-sixth,
bet Church and Dolores
Davis Charles A., barber, r. 1300 Vallejo
Davis Charles A., carpenter, r. 826 Union, rear
Davis Charles De W., teamster, r. 502 Franklin
Davis Charles E. (Byrne & Davis) r. 3102 California
Davis Charles E., clerk Davis, Haber & Co., r. Ab-
botsford House
Davis Charles E., traveling salesman Esberg, Bach-
man & Co., r. Oakland
Davis Charles L., cashier Osborn & Alexander, r. 520
Eddy
Davis Charles M., telegraph operator, r. 1904 Laguna
Davis Charles S., bootblack Oppenheim & Stieber, r.
12 Sixth
Davis Christy, woolworker, r. 327 O'Farrell
Davis Clara Mrs., r.310 Stockton
Davis Daniel S., coffee saloon, SW cor Sutter and
Kearny, r. 2423 Sutter
Davis David (Davis & Cowen) r. 626)4 Birch Av
Davis David, bookkeeper W. Cohen & Co. , r. 510 De-
visadero
Davis David, cigar dealer, r. 106 Austin
Davis David, salesman Ernest Essmann, r. 417 Post
Davis David, clerk, r. 432)4 Natoma
Davis David, teacher Congregation Nevah-Zedek, r.
524 Jessie
Davis David H., molder, r. 24 Park Av
Davis David J., brassfinisher Whyte & DeRome, r. 36
Fell
Davis David M., miner, r. 820 Green
Davis DeWitt C, shipping clerk W. & J. Sloane & Co.,
r. 711 California
Davis D. G., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 322
Ellis
Davis E., widow, r. 4 Leonard
Davis Edward, tailor, Ml Third
Davis Edward A., painter, r. N s Twenty-sixth, bet
Dolores and Church
Davis Edward A., porter, r. 835 McAllister
Davis Edward C, commercial traveler Langley &
Micb»els, r. 1125 Buchanan
Davis E. K., bakery, 900 Pacific
Davis Eli, carpenter, r. 534 Sixteenth
Davis EU, deputy Sheriff, r. liiS Perry
Davis Elizabeth Miss, r. 1 Boardman PI
Davis Ellen Mrs., r. N s Twtnty-sixth, bet Dolores
and Church
Davis Emanuel, bookkeeper Castle Bros., r. 419 Hyde
Davis Emma E. Mrs., nurse, r. 34 Ellis
Davis Emory A., carpenter, r. 14 Mason
Davis Eugene G. (Davis Bros., Bergmann & Co.)r. 306
Stockton
Davis Eva K., dressmaker, 1019 Powell
Davis Fannie A. Miss, artist, r. 538 Turk
Davis Fannie V. Mrs., teacher Broadway Grammar
School, r. 1923 Eddy
Davis F. L., laborer, r. 871 Market
Davis Frank A., whipmaker Keyston Bros., r. 3 Cen-
tral Court
Davis Frauk E., boilermaker Union Iron Works, r.
N B Shasta, bet Illinois and Michigan
Davis Frank P., real estate, r. 404 Ivy Av
Davis Franklin A., wool pulling factory. Eighteenth,
bet Folsom and Harrison, r. 2318 Howard
Davis Frederick, barber, 2u8 Brannan
Davis Frederick A., bookkeeper Esberg, Bachman b
Co., r. Oakland
Davis Frederick B., detective, r. Palace Hotel
Davis Frederick E., r. 191 Hyde
Davis Frederick L., machinehand, r. 2029 Mission
Davis Frederick S., clerk Joel B. Jones, r. 919 Geary
Davis O. B., cook, r. 150 Fourth
Davi.a George, r. 78 Natoma
Davis George, foundryman, r. 47 Tehams
DavisGeorge, teamster, r. 23 Dolores
Davis George A., r. 1109 Bush
Davis George A., cardriver, r. 1717 Howard
Davis George A., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 1434
California
Davis George E., fresco painter, r. 904 Leavenworth
Davis George E,, physician (homoeopathic)
office 520 Sutter, r. 107 Ridley
Davis George E., plasterer and whitener, 806 Mission
Davis George H. (Davis, Haber & Co.) r. 1714 O'Far-
rell
Davis George M., teamster, r. 23 Dolores
Davis George T., traveling salesman S. Koshland &
Co., r. N s Nineteenth, bet Noe and Hartford
Davis George W., contractor, r. 611 Kearny
Davis George W., physician and surgeon, 433 Geary
Davis George W., speculator, r. 533 Sacramento
Davis Gilman B., foreman transferers' depart-
ment Schmidt Label and Lithographic Co., r.
Colleee Av, Alameda
DAVIS, HABER & CO. .George
H. Davis and Henri J. Haber) snccessors
to R. D. W. Davis & Co., auctioneers
and commission merchants, !211 Pine
Davis Harry L., teamster, r. 923 Natoma
Davis Hasbrouck, clerk George H. Foster, r. Oakland
Davis Heber J., clerk M. P. and M. dept S. P. Co., r.
633 Sutter
Davis Henry, clerk Cal. Title Ins. and Trust Co., r.
1219 Turk
MANN St BENEDICT,
SUCCESSORS TO
C. C, HASTINGS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
C L O T HC IE :R S ,
l^XCK MOUSE BI<OCH.
ORIENT Ins. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,551,954
GEO. D. OORNIN, Manager
I^ICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
DAY
387
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Davis Henry, expressman, r. 1523 Mason
Davis Henry, fiiucy goods, 328 Fourtli
Davis Henry A., bookkeeper, r. 2321 California
Davis Henry A., conductor N. B. and M. KK., r. 2596
Howard
Davis Henry C, dentist, office 131 Post, rooms
3-4-5, r. 1318 Jackson, Oakland
Davis Henry E., shoemaker, r. S\V cor Chattanooga
and Twenty-fourth
Davis Henry H., attorney at law, 420 California,
room 3, r.2321 California
Davis Henry L., vice-president Cal. Wire Works, r.
1231 Washington
Davis Henry L., deputy Sherlfif, r. 168 Perry
Davis Hiram .1., laborer Studebaker Bros." Mnfg Co.,
r. 314 Third
Davis Horace (Horace Davis & Co.) and president
Savings and Loan Society, 619 Clay, r. 1011 Bush
Davis Horace dc Co. (Horace Davis) proprietors
Golden Gate Flouring Mills, 41-49 First
Davis Isaac E. (Davis & Cowell) r. 181)2 Pacific Av
Davis Isadore, merchant tailor 401 Third, r. 168
Perry
Davis J. A. Mrs., widow, r. 607 Harrison
Davis Jacob, barber and baths, 11-13 Grant Av, r. 1219
Turk
Davis Jacob, tailor, 131 Second, r. 58 Minna
Davis Jacob W., r. 1635 Sacramento
Davis Jacob Z. (Boyd k Davis) r. 408 Post
Davis James, r. 371 Minna
Davis James, laster Buckingham & Hecht, r. 923 Na-
toma
Davis James H., superintendent San Francisco
and Pacific Glass Works, r. 2651 Howard
Davis James H., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r.801
Union
Davis James M., secretary Pacific Saw Manufac-
turing Co., 17-19 Fremont, r. 1125 Scott
Davis James N., contrai;tor, r. 1233 Ellis
Davis James S., clerk, r. 704 M Mission
Davis J. B., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Davis J. B. F. (J. B. F.Davis & Son) r. 920 Guerrero
Davis J. B. F. & Son (J. B. F. and Winfield S.)
general insurance brokers, 429 California
Davis Jerusha, widow, r. 826 Union, rear
Davis Jesse, chief engineer stmr San Juan
Davis John, r. 523 Sixth
Davis John, currier, r. 2725 Bryant Av
Davis John, driver Central RK., r. 407 Sixth
Davis John, tanner, r. 1819 Greenwich
Davis John, tanner A. Krieg, r. 2120 Nebraska
Davis John, teamster James Gorie, r. 26 Turk
Davis John B., clerk, r. 512 Stevenson
Davis John C, foreman, r. 910 Fifteenth
Davis John F., attorney at law. r. 2323 Sacramento
Davis John H., agent, r. 916 Montgomery
Davis John H., bartender, r. 902 Howard
Davis John H., farmer, r. 538 Turk
Davis John H., salesman Verdier, Moreau St Co., r.
701 Stockton
Davis John H., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
923 Natoma
Davis Jolin M. K., first lieutenant Ist Artillery,,
U. S. A., regimental and post adjutant, Presidio
Davis John T., president S. F. and Lake County RR.
Co., 318 Pine, room 5, r. The Baldwin
Davis John W., barber H. H. Creighton, r. 405 Polk
Davis John W., clerk Smith & Moody, r. 1231 Wash-
ington
Davis John Y. (Roberts & Davis) r. Sacramento
Davis Joseph (A. Davis & Son) r. 1013 Clay
Davis Joseph, r. 1714 O'Farrell
Davis Joseph, brass molder W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
67 Clementina
Davis Joseph, milker T. Paton, r. Twenty-second, nr
Point Lobos Av
Davis Joseph A., janitor S. F. Art Assn., r. 1230
Twenty-second
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIEKMO-EI^EfTItlC
RUSSIAN anJ TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Baths Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SANITARY PLUMBING
IN ALL ITS BEANCHES WELL DONE.
Repairing^ a Specialty.
■V^ - E . 3L .A.IJTE ,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Davis Joseph J., clerk, r. N 8 Shasta, bet Illinois and
Michigan
Davis Joshua T>., with David P Levy, r. 1524 Powell
Davis Joseph M., laborer, r. 152 Potrero Av
Davis Josiah W., bookkeeper Joseph R. Blanchard, r.
105 Mason
Davis Julian N., expressman. Third and Jessie, r. 1217
Twenty-sixth
Davis Julius, peddler, r. 206 Pacific
Davis Julius A., carpenter, r. 421 Fourth
Davis L., riggt.T, r. 1120 Montgomery
Davis L., selector B. Nathan & Co., r. 433M Natoma
Davis L. & M. (Louis and Mark Davisi cigars and to-
bacco, 30 Montgomery and 946 Market
Davis Louis (L. & M. Davis) r. lOfi Austin
Davis Louis, clerk, r. 432 J<j Natoma
Davis Louis, laborer, r. Mariposa Terrace
Davis Louis, teamster, r. 26 Folsom Av
Davis Louis, telegraph operator, r. 168 Perry
Davis Louise M. Miss, stenographer Madison & Burke,
r. 826 Union
Davis Lyman P., compositor Evening Post, r. SE cor
Bush and Dcvisadero
Davis Lucy Miss, r. 621 Powell
Davis Manfred, suspendermaker Solomon Zeklnd, r.
1024 Folsom
Davis Manus D. (Davis & Jamelson) r. 35 Everett
Davis Marc L., bookkeeper Freud & Sons, r. 1635 Sac-
ramento
Davis Margaret M.. widow, r. 236 Fell
Davis Mark (L. & M. Davis) r. 106 Austin
Davis Marks, drayman SE cor Battery and California,
r. 226 Austin
Davis Martin, laborer, r. N s Shasta, bet Illinois and
Michigan
Davis Mary G. Mrs., r. 535 M Stevenson
Davis Max (B. Schonwasser tz Co.) r. 1710 Webster
Davis Max, salesman Aokerman Bros., r. 34 Eildy
Davis Max, tailor, 540 Commercial, r. 1024 Folsom
Davis Merton W., clerk, r. H26 Union, rear
Davis Meyer, tinsmith S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 9265^
Harrison
Davis Miunie Miss, r. 621 Powell
Davis Morris W., deputy Sheriff, r. 2056 Mission
Davis Nathan, tailor, 456 Clementina
Davis Nathan, tailor, 708 Folsom
Davis Owen Mrs., r. 2230 Mission
Davis Olivet, r. 168 Perry
Davis Paul P., manager house deptEastonfc Eldridge,
r. 1125 Buchanan
Davis Percy L. (Davis Bros.) r. 927 Sutter
Davis Phillip (Hoffman & Davis) r. 624 Hayes
Davis Ralph, porter Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r. 329
Ivy Av
Davis Reason G., president Sterling Furniture Co., r.
1911 Mission
Davis Rees O., teas and coffee, 77 Fourth, r. 26 Mor-
ris Av
Davis Richard, clerk, r. 514 M Geary
Davis Kichard, longshoreman, r. Paraguay, bet St.
John and Tombigbee
Davis Richard, ship liner, r. 129 Jackson
Davis Richard D., salesman I. Freud & Co., r. 624 Ji
Geary
David Robert, captain bark Mary Glover, r. 124)i
Gilbert
Davis Robert, clerk, r. 641 Commercial
Davis Robert, engineer, r. 537 Second
Davis Robert H., salesman New England Soap Co., r.
Oakland
Davis Robert T., harnessmaker William Davis, r. 13
Caroline
Davis S., r. 846 Mission
Davis Samuel, r. 132 Sutter
Davis Samuel, r. 1013 Howard
Davis Samuel, bricklayer, r. 423 Bush
Davis Samuel T., compo-itor Examiner, r. 16 )i Glover
Davis Sarah, domestic 2406 Folsom
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THK LARGEST BUSINESS
OF ANY AMERICAN COMPANY.
DAV
388
DAW
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Triiniuinij's
a. Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
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Davis S. H., conductor, r. 810 McAllister
Davis Scott, waiter N. P. Jensen, r. 319 Sutter
Davis Siegfried, barber P. H. Wagner, r. 417 Post
Davis Simon, bookkeeper, r. 1710 Webster
Davis Simon, musician, r. 1013 Howard
Davis Solomon, commercial traveler, r. 1122 Market
Davis T. & Co. (Thomas Davis) proprietary medicines
and commission agents, 103 Montgomery
Davis T. Hancock, r. 843 Mission
Davis Theodore D., shipping clerk Charles Jacobs &
Co., r. 606 Powell
Davis Thomas (T. Davis .% Co.) r. Alameda
Davis Thomas, bricklayer, r. 13 Caroline
Davis Thomas, laborer, r. NE cor Bay and Larkin
Davis Thomas, salesman H. Huddleston & Co., r.
128 J$ Fourth
Davis Thomas H., seaman, r. 236 Folsom
Davis Thomas J. (Potter & Davis) r. 2018 Fillmore
Davis Thomas J., printer Dewey & Co., r. 722 Capp
Davis Thomas W., cigars and tobacco, 1751 Mission,
r. 20 Twelfth
Davis T. J. Mrs., r. 1207 Union
Davis Walter, mechanic, r. 102 Bay
Davis Walter A., printer, r. 116 Oak
Davis Washington I., r. 1109 Bush
Davis W. H. & Co. (William H. Davis) propri-
etors Grand National Hall, 105-107 Grant Av
Davis William, r. 522 O'Farrell
Davis William, r. 744 Howard
Davis William, r. 1709 Webster
Davis William, expressman, r. 1117 Broadway
Davis William, fireman, r. 414 Folsom
Davis William, helper Gilbert & Moore, r. 12 Caroline
Davis William, paperhanger, r. 211 Polk
Davis William, printer, r. 366 Natoma
Davis Tfilliam, saddlery hardware and harness,
410 Market, r. Oakland
Davis William, sailmaker, 516 Davis, r. Berkeley
Davis William, tanner Kinkier & Schoeuing, r. San
Bruno Bead, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-
eighth
Davis William, waiter stmr Granada
Davis William, woodturner, r. 365 Jessie
Davis William B., teamster, r. Twenty-sixth, bet
Sanchez and Noe
Davis William E., real estate, r. 720 Harrison
Davis William F., clerk William Davis, r.2094 Market
Davis William G. , agent, r. Old People's Home
Davis William G., clerk Conrad & Maxwell, r. 519
Eddy
Davis William H. (W. H. Davis & Co.) r. 871 Mission
Davis William H., barber C. H. Boone, r. 929 Jackson
foreman Bay City Iron Works, r.
Davis William H,
545 Minna
Davis William H.
Davis William H,
Davis William H.
Davis William H,
r. 320 Main
Davis William J
helper U. S. Mint, r. 1126 Howard
insurance agent, r. 520 Eddy
longshoreman, r. 2}^ Freelon
tinsmith, and stoker Engine No. 9,
bakery and coffee saloon, 22-24
Second, r. 22 Hawthorne
Davis William J., clerk Nathan Abrams, r. 21 Market
Davis William J., clerk Palace Hotel
Davis William J., clerk Frank S. Kelly, r. 102 Eddy
Davis William M., seaman, r. 759 Foltom
Davis William W. Rev., rector St. Luke's Episcopal
Church, r. 1516 Clay
Davis William W., woolgrader Thomas Bailey & Co.,
r. 744 Howard
Davis Willis E., bookkeeper Davis & Cowell, r. 1922
Broadway
Davis Winfield S. (J. B. Davis & Son) and general
insurance agent, 429 California, r. 1040 Dolores
DAVIS & COWELL .....c e,
Davis and Henry Cowell) manufac-
turers lime and importers cement,
firebrick, etc., 211-2i;i Drumm
DAVIS & COWELL,
iUF.^CTlRER.S OF
SANTA CRUZ LIME.
Importers of
EngrlisU Portland and Rosendale Cement>.
Plaster, Hair, Marble Dust, Fire Tile,
Fire Bricks, Fire Clay, etc.
21X-213 X>fl.X7]VCJVC ST*.
Between Clay and Washington.
Davis & Cowen (David Davis and Philip Cowen)
crockery and glassware, 929 Market
Davis & Jameison (Manus D. Davis and Charles A.
Jameison) liquor saloon, 6C8 Mission
B^" Davis. See Davies
Davlsmess Louis H., r. 1812 Jessie
Davison Alice Mrs., r. 209 Powell
Davison Elizabeth, widow, r. 903 Valencia
Davison Joseph, etablekeeper, r. 19 Georgia
Davison M. L. Mrs., bakery, 1002 Pacific
Davison Samuel M., laborer, r. 327 Jessie
Davison Seymour C, assistant weigher Custom Honse,
r. Oakland
Davison William, with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 222 Fifth
Davison William P., painter, r. 1002 Pacific
1^" Davison. See Davidson
Davltt James, teamster, r. 288 Union
Davitt Thomas, shoemaker, r. 288 Union
Davock John, laborer, r. 112 Shipley
Davock Michael F., sawyer S. F. Box Co., r. 112 Ship-
ley
Davoren John J., shoemaker, 429 Fourth, r. 841 Har-
rison
Davy John, laborer, r. 567 Minna
Davy John P., laborer, r. 529 Valencia
Davy Joseph, porter E. A. Jaujou & Co , r. Oakland
8^ Davy. See Davey and Davie
Daw Edward, rigger and stevedore, r. 1136 Florida
Daw George, rigger and stevedore, r. 1136 Florida
Daw James M., assistant bookkeeper Philip Kennedy
& Co., r. Oakland
Daw Jol n C, bookkeeper Philip Kennedy & Co., r.
Oakland
Dawartz J. Fritz, liquor saloon, 220 Montgomery Av
Dawe Ambrose J., miner, r. 902 Montgomery
Dawe Frank, molder Pvisdon I. and L. Works, r. 330'
Fremont
Dawe Henry, master mariner, r._95 Elizabeth
Dawes Catherine P. Mrs., widow", r. 2626 Sacramento
Dawes John, laborer Pac. Boiling Mill
Dawes Richard C, clerk Selby Smelting and Lead
Co., r. 2526 Bush
Dawes W. A., r. 624 Fourth
Dawley Henry, floorman John W. Morshead, r. 26
Washington
Dawley James M., r. 224 Seventh
Daws H. J., teamster, r. 1514 Folsom
Daws John, laborer, r. 1205 Folsom
Daws William, machinist, r. 1205 Folsom
(»■ Daws. See Dawes
Dawson Miss, typewriter Keane Bros., r. 742
Twentieth
Dawson Christopher, coremaker W. T. Garratt & Co.,
r. 122 Post
Dawson Clay D., compositor, r. 1209 Clay
Dawson Daniel, bookbinder Althof k Bahls, r. 115
Green
Dawson Edward (Hanley & Dawson) r. Oakland
Dawson Edward, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1316)4
Natoma
Dawson Frank, r. 266 Bryant
Dawson George, r. 604 Castro
W. & J. SLOAM & CO.
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufactiirers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
31 Mariet SI
ECLIPSE EXTRft DRY
Tho Highest Grade Champagne,
Equal to the Best.
ARPAD HARASZTHY * CO.,
■ 530 WASHINGTON STEEIT.
DAW
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Dawson George, wines and liquors, 321 California, r.
Alameda
Dawson George C, clerk, r. 1505 H Steiner
Dawsun O. W., salesman, r. 40'.) Ellis
Dawson Henry, cook, r. 901 Battery
Dawson Henry, laborer, r. S s Randall, bet Chenery
and San Jose Av
Dawson Henry J., r. 266 Brannan
Dawson Harrr S., cattledeiiler, r. 123 Nineteenth, nr
Shotweir
Dawson Hezekiab, r. 3^ Broadway
Dawson Jam>-B, r. 2205 Post
Dawson James, carpeuter, r. 742 Twentieth
Dawson James, tanner Michael Tiernan, r. Thirty-
first, nr Mission
Dawsou James, waiter, r. 10'16 Clay
Dawson James A., engineer, r. 742 Twentieth
Dawson John, molder, r. 417 Filbert
Dawsoh John, calker, r. 117 Welsh
Dawson John H., druggist, NE cor Valencia and
Twenty-third
Dawson Luther G., insurance, r. 409 Ellis
Dawsou Robert J., veterinary surgeon, 225 Geary
Dawson Thomas, bookkeeper, r. 523 Turk
Dawson Thomas, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 41
Louisa
Dawson Thomas, tanner, r. 13 Juniper
Dawson Thomas H., printer, r. 927 M Jackson
Dawson William, tinsmith, r. S s Randall, bet Che-
ney and San Jose Av
Dawson William R., liquor saloon, 615 Merchant, r.
614 Merchant
Day A. L. Mrs., r. 1730 Lyon
Day Alexander, carpenter, r. 810 Greenwich
Day Alexander Jr., pressman, r. 810 Greenwich
Day Alfred H., machinist Dow Steam Pump Works,
r. I.i3 a Second
Day Algernon L., manager collection dept Pickens,
FultOB & Co., r. 1318 California
Day Annie, widow, r. 629 Guerrero
Day Bernard, carpenter, r. 118 Jasper PI
Day Charles T., drayman Baker & Hamiltop, r. 940
Mission
Day Clinton, architect, 310 Pine, roomB 20-22, r.
Berkeley
Day Daniel A., engineer, r. 350 Minna
Day Eulalia A. Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary School,
r. 416 Steiuer
Day Franklin M., commercial traveler Live Oak Dis-
tillery Co., r. 805 Van Ness Av
Day Frank M., lithographer Britton & Bey, r. 2017
Polk
Day Franklin H., accountant Cal. National Bank of
S. F., 623 Market, r. 1307 M Polk
Day Fred. E., harnessmaker J. A. McKerron, r. 1201
Folsom
Day George E., machinist, r. 940 Mission
Day George F. (Day, Huber ^t Craker) r. 17 Bartiett
Day Herbert, clerk B. Friedlander, r. 247 Seventh
Day Holland H., mining, r. 935 Valencia
DAY. HUBER & CRAKER.
(George F. Day, Frank Huber and Jucl-
8on P. Crakerl manufacturers sasli.
blinds and doors, 160 Main
Day Isaiah X., law student, r. 509 Golden Gate Av
Day James A., janitor, r. 871 Market
Day James E.. hostler John A. Roy, r. W s San Bruno
Road, nr Teneriffe
Day James F.. laborer Lick Old Ladies' Home, r.
Unisersity, bet Felton and Way land, U. M. T.
Day James M. Jr., mining, r. 945 Valencia
Day James S. (J. S. Day & Co.) r. 1009 Natoma
Day Jeremiah E. , proprietor American Tool
Works, 109 Mission, r. 407 First
Day Jeremiah J., waiter, r. 33 Lanyton
Day John Mrs., dairy, Fourieenth Av, bet J and K
Day John, salesman, r. 43854 Jessie
FRATINGER & CO.
THE LEADING
CM AND SUIT HOnSR
105 KEARXY STREET.
I>.A.TE3SrT
WATER CLOSETS
OF EVERY rESCRIPTION_CAREFULLY REPAIRED.
PLUMBER,
Established 1S60.
505 KEARNY STREET.
Telephone 315.
Day John G., contractor and builder, 134 Main, r. S09
Golden Gate Av
Day John G. Jr., physician, r. .509 Golden Gate Av
Day John M., r. Commercial Hotel
Day John W., machinist N. W. Spaulding Saw Co.
Day Joseph, driver Isaac Stone, r. W s San Bmno
Road, nr Cortland Av
Day Joseph, driver William Miller, r. San Bruno
Road, nr Silver Av
Day J. S. & Co. (James S. Day) carriage mnfrs 948
Mission
Day Jubal E., printer, r. 1401 Powell
Day Oswald B., clerk general freight ofllce S. P. Co.,
r. 509 Golden Gate Av
Day Patrick, bootfltter, r. 211 M Tehama, rear
Day Paul, clerk, r. 940 Mission
Day Robert, paperhauger, r. 101 Minna
Day Robert, secretary The Bosqui Ensraving and
Printing Co., and The Guide Publishing Co., r.
1410 Leavenworth
Day Samuel, clerk, r. 963 Mission
Day Thomas, bookkeeper, r. 416 Steiner
Day Thomas, r. 630 Harrison
DAY THOMAS & 00.
{LIMITED) Incorporated 1986. Frank
J. Symnies president, Vanderlynn
Stow secretary and treasurer, import-
ers and manufacturers gas fixtures,
plumbers' supplies, mantels, jrrates
and tiles, 333 Sutter, and 79 Fulton,
Ne^v York
Day Thomas H., contractor and builder, 136 Main,
r. 1012 Devisadero
Day Thomas H., ice machine mnfr, r. 1313 Vallejo
Day Thomas J., engraver, 103 Montgomery, r. Ber-
keley
Day Thomas W., clerk Cal. Wire Works, r. 416 Steiner
Day William, boots and shoes, 1877 Mission
Day W'illiam, machinist, r. 618 }« Filbert
Day William H., entry clerk Payot, Upham i Co., r.
629 Guerrero
Dayau Judge W., chief clerk stationary dept. S. P.
' Co . r. 517 Mason
Dayball Bridget Mrs., r. 9)^ Sheridan
Daymore Fanny S., widow, r. 815 Twentieth
Daymore Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W B
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
Days John, cabinetmaker W. Kreling, r. 565 Stevenson
Days John M., attorney at law, r. 1616 Turk
Davton Alton A., salesman LeCount Bros., r. 120 Fell
Dayton Catberiue Mrs., r. 201 Cortland Av
Dayton Jeremiah B. (W. E. Straut i Co.) r. Oakland
Dayton Lizzie, domestic 907 Pine
Dayton Louis, cigarmaker, r. 725 California, rear
Deable William, carpenter S. M. Hills, r. Tenth Av
nrL
De Abren Antonio, compositor Le Franco-Californien,
r. 119 Jackson
Deacon George T., machinist, r. 1816 Jessie
Deacon James E., draftsman William Deacon, r. 811
Twentieth
Deacon William, proprietor Main Street Iron
Works, 131-135 Main, r. 811 Twentieth
Deacon William F., longshoreman, r. 6 Stockton
K?" Deacon. See Denkin
Deady Cornelius, stairbuilder A. I. Sanborn, r. 2114
Mason
Deady Edward, liquor saloon, S38 Hayes, r. 537 Ivy Ay
Deany Edward S., clerk, r. 537 Ivy Av
Deady Francis, packer Berlin & Lepori, r. 2114 Ma-
son
Deady Jeremiah, clerk Edward Deady, r. 537 Ivy Av
Deady Robert, laborer, r. 41 Quinn
i Deady Robert Jr., paintir. r. 41 Quinn
I Deady William, r. 1323 Minna
DeadV William, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 537
I Ivv Av
! CO
JOHN HAMMOND
\ CALIFORNIA
/ CAR WORKS
JIannfaoturer of every de^teription of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to 50 Beale Sitreel, San Franciftco.
STEAM ENGINES AND THRESHING MACHINES.
TSUMAN, ISHAH & HOOKEI^
4:iil-4il7 Market Street,
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTEI^ or
s MARBELIZED MANTELS,
Fire Grates and Tile.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
De Ahu« Harry \V., corupoKitor Chronul.', r. 739 Pine
Deakin Frederick H., artist, 120 Sutter, rooius 75-76
Deakin Walter, Japanese goods, 120 Sutter, r. 2020
Pine
It?" Deakin. See Deacon
Deal B. F., clerk general manager's cfiBce S. P. Co., r.
Sunol
Deal Conrad, r. 118 Dore
Deal Elsie Miss, stenographer, r. 521 Jones
Deal Henry, driver Dennis Hogan, r. 5 Lalyette PI
Deal Henry C, clerk, r. 341 Eighteenth
I Deal L. B. Mrs., teacher Potrero Evening School, r.
■2H34 Mission
Deal Mary, widow, r. 521 Jones
I Deal Samuel, detective S. P. Co., r. 2334 Mission
I Deal Samuel Jr., clerk, r. 2334 Mi.ssion
I Deal Virginia A., adjuster U. S. Mint. r. 196 Mason
Deal W. E. F. (Deal & Bonestell) r. Palace Hotel
Deal William, laborer, r. 620 Braunan
Deal Si Bonestell (W. E. F. Deal and Cheslev K.
Bonestell )attornevs at law. 73-74 Nevada Block
t^ Deal. See Deil and Diehl
Dealey James, longshoreman, r. 116 Berry
Dealy Michael, clerk, r. 1714 Harrison
Dealy Thomas, papercarrier, r. Sumatra, bet St. John
and Tombigbee
Dean Anthony, laborer, r. 138 Langton
Dean A. W. Mrs., r. 1008M Market
Dean Benjamin D., salesman T. J. Bass 4 Co., r. 1607
Clay
Dean B. F., r. 102 Natoma
Dean Blanche Miss, dressmaker, r. 207 Gongh
Dean C. A., r. Twentieth, nr Eureka
Dean Charles, r. 1 Scheerer PI
Dean Charles A., cardriver, r. 52 Fourth
Dean Charles O,, dentist, 126 Kearny, room 11, r. 1403
Twenty-first
Dean Curtis, farmer, r. 102 Natoma
Dean E. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1607 Clay
Dean E. B. .<; Co. (Elisha B. Dean, David Wilcox and
Charles H. Merchant) wholesale lumber dealers,
and proptrs Marshfield Mills (Coos Co., Oiegon)
office 22 Califcruia, room 4
Dean Edgar M., inspector Custom House, r. 8 Bond
Dean Edwin H.. check clerk freight depot S. P. Co.,
r. filfi Guerrero
Dean Elisha B. |E, B. Dean fc Co.) r. Oakland
Dean F., watertender Btmr Mariposa
Dean Frank M., clerk Main & Winchester, r. Berkeley
Dean Frederick, r. 49 Stevenson Av
Dean George, watchman S. P. Co., r. 804 Third
Dean George A., proptr Pac. Straw Works, 141 Fourth,
r. NE cor Eureka and Twentieth
Dean Gilbert S., denti.'^t, 1047 Valencia
Dean J , cook Gruen & Heydenaber
Dean James, fireman, r. 1715 Jones
Dean James B., president Kinsj-Morse Canning Co.,
NW cor Broadway and Sansome, r. Oakland
Dean James C, blacksmith, r. 13 Natoma
Dean James W., clerk Main & Winchester, r. 1607
Clay
Dean Jared B., teamster, r. 218 Harrison
Dean J. B. Jr., bookkeeper, r. Oakland
Dean John, carpenter, r. 207 Gough
Dean John, teamster, r. 1525 Ellis
Dean John C, blacksmith L. P. Garcin & Son, r. 148
Folsom
Dean John T., waiter, r. 9.37 Howard
Dean Joseph, marblepollsher, r. 316 Seventh
Dean Joseph G . carpenter, r. 4.'8 Shotweil
Dean Louii-a, widow, r. 25 Taylor
Dean Margaret, widow, r. ]'J23 Pine
Dean Patrick, laborer, r. fi-'O Howard
Dean Peter, president Merchants' Exchange Bank
of S:)n Francisco, and Sierra Lumber Co., office
320 Sansonje, room 9, r. 601 Polk
Dean Ralph M.. carpenter, r 2625 Pine
Dean Thomns W . teamster Louis Marks, r.305 Ivy ..Vv
Dean Walter E., capitalist, 79 Nevada Block, r.
The Baldwin
Dean Warren Y., carriagemaker, 55 Beale, p. 781 Mis-
sion
Dean William, clerk U. S. Marine Corps, 615 Sannnme
Dean William, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. West
Berk, ley
Dean William, laborer, r. N s Falkland, bet Potomac
and San Joaquin
Dean William, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Dean William, seaman, r. 263 East
Dean William, seaman, p. 1222^ Green
Dean Willie E.. clerk Post Office, p. 8 Bond
t^ Dean. See Deane
De Andraly Manuel D, barber, r. 405 Union
De Andrels Biogio, manufacturing chemist, r. 10
Vandewater
De Andreis C'Smo, engineer, p. 10 Vandewatep
De Andreis Victor, coffee and spice mnfp, p. 7 Russell
Deane Charles F., liquor saloon, 311 Pacific, r. Ala-
meda
Deane Charles T., physician, office 131 Post,
rooms 8-14, r. Palace Hotel
Deane E. B. & Co. (Evans B. Deane, George Seaple
and Hopace A. Sandy) printers, 402 Montgomery
Deane Evans B. (E. B. Deane * Co.) p. 1218 McAllister
Deane Henry P., clerk, r. 636 Commercial
Deane Hugh E., salesman Cal. Hosiery Co.. r. Occi-
dental Hotel
Deane James R., deputy U. S. Marshal, r. 700 Broad-
way
Deane John J., laborer, r. 405 Hyde
Deane John J., clerk Chronicle, r. 1919 California
Deane Mary A. Miss, principal Redding Primary
School, p. 1919 California
Deane Samuel, carpenter, r. 27 M Fourth
Deane T., teacher Lincoln Evening School, r. 131
Post
Deane William, compositor Chponicle, p. 311 Leayen-
worth
Deane William, liquor saloon, 204 Clapa
Deane Willis, seaman, p. 104 Steuart
te?" Deane. See Dean
Dear Helene Miss. r. 626 Sacramento
Dearbnrn G. Walter, cashier Traveler's Ineurance
Co., r. East Oakland
Dearborn H. C, captain City of Peking
Dearbourne H. S., lastmaker Frederick W. Potter, r.
1530 Jackson
Dearborn Irving A., clerk Huntington, Hopkins &
Co., r. Palace Hotel
Dearborn John S., sien painter, r. 1208 Eddy
De Arcy — Mrs. widow, r. 211 Shotweil
Deardorf Frank, Japanese goods, 120 Sutter, rooms.
57-.58. r. 910 Laguua
Deardorff John K.. mining, r. 10 Bond
Deardorff William P., machinist, r. 30 Fell
Dearing James W.. machinli-t, p. 215 Seventh
Deaping O. A., secpetary Pac. Type Foundpy Co., 526
Sacramento, p. 105 Lapkin
^W Dearing. See Deering
Deas Henry, mining secretary, 44 Nevada Block, r.
Alameda
Dease Andrew, tailor, p. 44 Third
Deagy Brothers (Jeremiah and Cornelius) boots-
and sboes. 118 Thipd
Deasy Catherine Mrs., widow, p. 317^ Fifth
Deasy Cornelius (Deasy Bros.) r. 5}i Dale PI
Deasy Cornelius, engineer, r. 2823 Clay
Deasy Daniel, si-aman, r. 44 Louisa
Densy James, laborer, p. 213!^ Tehama
Deasy Jeremiah (Deasy Bros.) and solicitor Commer-
cial Ins. Co. of California, r. 1203 Laguna
Deasy Jerome, with H. N. Morse, r. 31 Geary
Deasy Jerome Mrs. & Co. (Sarah L. Deasy and John
T. Miller) florists, 31 Geary
Deasy J. J. Mrs., lodgings, 52 Second
Deasy Joseph, waiter W. J. Davis, p. 22 Second
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING.
WASHINGTON Fire lis. Co. of Boston
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,810,273
I GEO. 0. DORNIN, Manager
I vm. SESTOIT, Asst. MaEager.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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Densj- Michael, eardriver, r. 709 Howard
Deasv Michael, laborer Pioueer White Lead Works, r.
2M Langton
Deasy Patrick, boxiuaker, r. 8 Bowie Av
Deasy Sarah L. Mrs. (Mrs. Jerome Deasy k Co.) r.
East Oakland
Deaves .\lonzo, sawyer Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 324
Spear
De Baere Constant, longshoreman, r. 23 Clinton
De Baere Matthew, boilei-maker Belmore Boiler
Works, r. 23 Clinton
De Bahr Henry, clerk, r. 2031 Fillmore
Debant John, cutter Porter. Slessiuger & Co.
De Bard Annie, widow, r. 117 Shipley, rear
De Bard Elias J., teamster, r. 147 Shipley
De Bard Thomas D., t-amster, r. 5 Caroline
De Bare Nathan, r. 3R5 Clementina
De Bason John, fruit d<^aler, r. 529 Sacramento
Debange Paul, cook, r. 1006 Market
De Bayle Casimir. painter, r. 31 Morton
Debb Frank, lunch kitchen, 214 Second, r. 18 Hub-
bard
Debenedet'e Joseph (Cereghino & Debenedette) r.
Half Mnon Bay
Debenhani George W., with Market St. RR., r. 1908
McAllister
Debernanii Albert, florist, r. 416 Filbert
Debernardi Charles, cook. r. 416 Filbert
Debernardi Emile, r. 416 Filbert
Debernardi Henry, r. 419 !< Filbert
Debernardi Mary. r. 419!^ Filbert
Debernardi Maurice, cook Perini b Ferinl, r. 1607
Dupont
Debicke Albert (William Meyer & Co.) r. Alameda
De Blauraford D. Nichlaus, barber William Tipping,
r. Clipper, bet Twf-nty-fifth and Twfiity-gixth
De Blois George E., policeman, r. 1917 Polk
Debnev Charles G., purser stmr City of Chester, r.
917 McAllister
Debney Charles M., butcher B. W. Brown, r. Oakland
Debney Gerard, seaman, r. 917 McAllister
De Boehm Charles D., porter, r. 1134VaUejo
De Boer Hendrick J., expressman, r. 140 Thirteenth
De Bonnett Adolph, salesman Buyer & Keich, r. 635
Sutter
Debret Michel (P. Priet & Co.) r. 117 Grant At
De Brevans Emilie H. Mme., teacher languages, r.
1513 Powell
De Brichanteau Edward C, oflS^e 506 Battery, rooms
18-20
Debrie William, iron molder, r. E s Vicksburg, bet
Jersey and Twenty-fifth
De Brieg Herman, cook. r. 10 Turk, rear
Debrunner Ulrich, tailor's trimmings, 120 Sutter,
room 25, r. Alameda
Decamilli Alexander F., collector r. 222 Broadway
De Camp Anton J., ciaarmaker, r. 139 Shipley
De Campos Joaquin, drayman, r. 28 Lewis
De Cardona Leo, bookkeeper La Correspondencia
Publishing Co., r. 10 Bernard
De Cardona Pedro C.compositor La Correspondencia,
r. 10 Bernard
De Cardona Simon A., manager La Correspondencia,
410 Kearny, room 32, r. 10 Bernard
Decarteret Frederick J., r. W s McClellan nr Lincoln
.Av, B. H
De Casper Fidel, wines and liquors, 330 Main
Decatur James G., clerk Tilden & Tilden, r. 419 Geary
Decesari Gio B., baker J. P. Tenthorey k Co., r.
558 Mission
Dechent Charles, driver, r. 1114 Devisadero
Dechent Charles Jr.. fl.Tist, r. 1114 Devisadero
Dechesari Jobarata, fruit and vegetables, 306 Jj Third
De Cima J. P., collector Raphael Weill & Co., r. 427
G'Farrell
Deckelman Clara M. Miss, clerk, r. 27 Rondell PI
Deckelman Frank (Deckelman & Lipman) r. 1703
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-EtECTRIC
RUSSIAN ai TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Givei.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BATH TUBS, BOILERS,
TANKS, SHOWERS, FAUCETS.
Plumbers' Sanitary Goods of all Kinds,
NA/_ E "~
PLUMBER,
Established 1860.
_ l_ane:^
505 KEARNV STREET.
Telephone 315.
Deckelman Hiram A., barber.'l Polk, r. 132 Lily Av
Deckelman Joseph G., ciyarmaker, r. 27 Rondell PI
Deckelman Lewis N., cutter B. Friedlander, r. 1215
McAllister
Deckelman Samantha, widow, r. 27 Rondell PI
Deckelman & Lipman (Frank Deckelman and S. W.
Lipmnn) barbers, 413 Cilifornia
Deckenbacb Jacob, liquor saloon, 511 Valencia, r. 793
Eighteenth
Decker Barbara, widow, r. 634 Jessie
Decker Charles TT., dentist Colton Dental Asso-
ciation. Phelan Building, rooms 6-10, r. San Ma-
teo
Decker Christian (Decker & Bohle) r. 644 Fourth
Decker Christian, r. 5 Bruce PI
Decker D., r. 365 Minn*
Decker Frank, bartender, r. 5 Bruce PI
Decker Frederick A., dentist Colton Dental Associv
tion, r. 2911 Bush
Decker George D., cigarmaker Louis Wertheimer &
Co., r. 333 Jessie
Decker George E., clerk, r. 701 Devisadero
Decker H. Mrs., dressmakins;, 247 Stevenson
Decker Henrv, farmer, r. 247 Stevenson
Decker Henry C. (Decker & Scott) r. 413 O'Farrell
Decker Henry M. (Peterson fc Deckerl, r. 646 Fourth
Decker Horace P., r. cor Fifth and Howard
Decker J., laborer, P. M. SS. Co
Decker J. Henry (John H. D.cker & Co.) r. 1031 Hyde
Decker John H. (John H. Decker & Co.) r. 1031 Hyde
Decker Johii H. & Co. (John H. and J.Henry
Decker) groceries and liquors, SW cor California
and Hyde
Decker John W., stevedore, 3 Mission, r. 247 Steven-
son
Decker Joseph, cigarmaker, r. 353 Jessie
Decker Margaret, r. 744 Ellis
Decker Martha, widow, r. 2911 Bush
Decker Richard, groceries and liquors, 701 Devisa-
dero
Decker Samuel, waiter, r. 428 Tehama
Decker William, bartender, r. 5 Bruce PI
Decker i Bohle (Christian Decker and WilliamBohle)
groceries and liquors, 744 Fourth
Decker & Scott (Henry C. Decker and Jesse E. Scott)
real estate agent.s, 850 Market
De Clairmont Ralph (Waitz & De Clairmont) 606 Clay
De Cordy Thomas, metalroofer, r. 33 Hinckley, rear
De Costa Albert, laborer, r. 320 Green
De Costa Joseph, puttymaker Pioneer
Works, r. 320 Green
De Conrcey John, laborer, r. 66 Jessie
De Courcey John, supt S. F. Bridge Co., r. W
nesota, bet Solano and Mariposa
De Courcey Margaret Mrs., varieties. 2934 Sixteenth
De Courcy Charles, clerk, r. 1907 Fillmore
De Courcv Edward, traveler, r. 1907 Fillmore
De Courcy Edward H., r. ia07 Fillmore
De Courcv Fannie Mrs., millinery, 1907 Fillmore
De Courcy William, night watchman, r. 1239 Folsom
Decourtieux Armand. butcher, 23-29 S. F. Market and
17-19 Pacific Fruit Market, r. 725 Broadway
Decourtieux Armaud Jr., clerk, r. 7J5 Broadway
De Cuinet William, machinist Cal. Sus;ar Refinery, r.
W 8 Kentucky, bet Sierra and Nevada
De Cuyper Charles, storekeeper The Baldwin
De Derky F. F.. physician, 2418 California
Dederky"George H." collector McAlester & Jones, r.
123 Fell
Dederky Henry, r. 123 Fell
Dederky Henry Jr., collector, r. 123 Fell
Dedier Jules, bartender, r. 160.i?4 Mason
Dee Francis H., bookkeeper Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
729 Gearv
Dee John P. (C. Nielson & Co.) r. 420 Tehama
Dee Thomas, groceries and liquors, 21 Xatoma
Dee Thomas, hostler James Hnrst, r. 38 Sixth
Dee Thomas, laborer, r. 1320 !« Natoma
ite Lead
Min-
W. B. BANCROFT & CO,
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
I FINE PRINTING-
I.FROM NEW TYPE.
PHENiX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO., General Agents,
429 Callfurnia Street.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOUTERS OF
FOR GAS, STEAM AND WATER.
Pipe FittingH, all KizeM.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Dee William, laborer, r. 21 Natoma
Dee William, groceries aud liquors, 644 Jessie
Deede Alexauder, laborer, r. 827 Montgomery Av
Deegau Eliza Mrs., widow, r. 123 Welch
Deegau John, cigarmaker J. W. Sliaeffer k Co., r. In-
ternntional Hotel
Deegan Tliomas, expressman, r. 37 Sacramento
Deegan William, salesman East & Co., r. 1037 Ji Fol-
som
1^" Deegan. See Degau and Degen
Deely Adolph, r. 513 Third
Deely James, Jgroceries and liquors, 3100 California
Deely Patrick, laborer, r. 512 Howard
Deemar E. J., stableman, r. 1611 California
Deeney Edward, fringe maker A. Colombat, r. 662
Minna
Deeney George, machinist Union Iron Works, r. W s
Texas, bet Butte and Napa
Deeney John, wood and coal, 662 Minna
Deeney William, wood aud coal, 1436 Howard, r. 1420
Howard
Deeiing Charles F., clerk E. & S. Heller, r. 413 Mason
Deering Charles J., real estate, office 109 Battery, r.
East Oakland
Deering Chester, clerk Commercial Ins. Co., r. Oak-
land
Deeriug Edward, sign painter, 635 California, r. 543
Minna
Deering Frank P. (Myrick & Deering) and secretary
and librarian S. F. Law Library, New City Hall,
third floor, r. 929 Fillmore
Deering Frederick, salesman Newman & Levinson, r.
543 Minna
Deering Henry,. cabinetmaker S. F. Furniture Fac-
tory, r. 432 J^ Linden Av
Deering Jackson, house painter H. B. Wagner, r.
543 Minna
Deering James, r. 543 Minna
Deering James H., r. 929 Fillmore
Deering James H. Jr., attorney at law, 325 Montgom-
ery, room 14, r. 929 Fillmore
Deering John, butcher, r. S s Trinidad, bet Yazoo and
Susquehanna
Deering Kate Miss, r. 666 Stevenson
Deering Kate A. Mrs., dressmaking, 413 Mason
Deering Mary, widow, r. 629 M Minna
Deering Michael, assistant engineer S. P. Co., NE cor
Fourth and Townsend, room 79, r. 1832 Powell
Deeriug Thomas P., officer stmr City of New York
6»"Deering. See Dearing
Deery Francis, laborer, r. 721 Natoma
Deery James, hostler, r. 213 Tehama
De Ferrari Frederick, jeweler, r. 818 Sansome
De Ferrari Giovanni B., house, sign aud fresco
painter, 307-309 Montgomery Av, r. 1201 Turk
De Ferrari Jerome B., painter and paper hanger Q. B.
De Ferrari, r. 1818 Stockton
De Ferrari Stefano, laborer, r. 628 Broadway
De Figanier H. Mrs., r. 1805 Folsom
De Filippe T. B., Acadamy of Languages, 320 Post,
opp Union Square, r. 600 Bush
De Folly Carlo, teacher music, r. 108 Stockton
DeFonseca D.L., physlcau, r. 321 Tehama
De Forest Beecher, r. 402 Golden Gate Av
De Forest Benjamin, printer, r. 815 Stockton
De Forest Joseph, manager San Francisco Yards
Sierra Lumber Co., NE cor Fourth and Channel,
r. 842 Valencia
De Forest W. F. iVIrs., millinery, 24 Kearny, r. 306
Stockton
De Forrest Charles, lodgings 286 Stevenson
De Forrest George, laborer Novelty Wood Works, r.
Oakland
De Forrest H. L. & Co. (Harry L. De Forrest) book
and job printers, 528 Sacramento
De Frees W. K., mining expert, r. 34 Erie
De Freitas Adelaide Miss, teacher music, r. 1818^
Hyde
De Freitas Anthony L., boxmaker, r. 181«H Hyde
De Freiti>H John L., musician, r. 1818J4 Hyde
De Freitas Julius L., copyist, r. 1818}<J Hyde
De Freiiu-ry Jnmes, Consul Netherlands, agent
Auistrrdam Board of Underwriters (and James De
Fremery k Co.) office 410 Battery, r. 1305 Adeline,
Oakland
De Freinery James & Co. (James and William
C. B. De Fremery) commission merchants, 410
Battery
De Fremery William C. B. (James De Fremery k Co.)
r. Oakland
De Freville Eugene, janitor, r. 621 Gough
De Fries Joseph A., porter, r. 52» Kearny
Degnn Dennis, teamster, r. 444 Ninth
Degau James, clerk, r. 115 Francisco
Degan James J., laborer, r. 115 Francisco
Degau Kate, widow, r. 115 Francisco
Degan Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 115 Francisco
Degan Patrick (Degan & Orford) r. 2914 Washington
Degan Timothy, laborer, r. 22 J4 Bluxome
Degan & Orford (Patrick Degan and Robert Orford)
marble yard, Townsend nr Second, and stone
yard, NE cor Broderick and Ellis
d^" Degan. See Deegan and Degen
De Gear Albert, with A. J. Leary, r. 115 CoUingwood
De Gear Frank H. (De Lano k De Gear) r. 113 CoUing-
wood
De Gear George P., r. 123 CoUingwood
De Gear George W.. carpenter, r. 115 CoUingwood
De Gear Jefferson D., metal roofer, r. 5.53 J4 Natom*
Degelman John, shoemaker Porter, Slessinger & Co.,
r. 776 Howard
Degen Anton, baker, r. 428 Broadway
Degen L. P., manfr and dealer in leather belting,
rawhide belting and lacing, 128-130 First, r. Oak-
land
Degen Philip, tanner, r. E s San Bruno Road, nr Eve
8^ Degen. See Degan and Deegan
Degener Frederick, painter, 515 Pine, r. 317 Bush
De Ghetaldi Emilio, liquor saloon, 514)4 Battery, r.
113 Capp
De Giovanni Henry, clerk, r. Twenty.fifth nrValencia
Degnan Bridget, widow, r. 1110 York
Degnan Frank, calker, r. 500 Mission
Degnan John J., r. 26 Rausch
Degnan Joseph, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture
Co., r. 1110 York
Degnan Thomas, liquor saloon, 18 Fifth, r. 26 Eauech
De Gomez Fermin, bookkeeper Pacific Bank, r. Oak-
land
De Greayer Harry, contractor, 302 Montgomery, room
14, r. 10 Adair
De Greayer Joseph Mrs., r. 707 Mason
De Greayer S. G., bookkeeper U. S. Sub Treasury, r.
901 Haight
Degroot Henry H., driver A. Bertin, r. 15 Treat Av
Degroot Thomas, laborer, r. 36 Clay
De Groot William H., carriagemaker, 2223 Green-
wich, r. 808 Mission
De Groote David A., laborer, r. 165 Second
Degroote Leon A., collector, r. Manitoba, bet Yazoo
and Platte
De Guigne Christian, office 414 Montgomery, r. San
Mateo
De Gyves Ernesto, clerk John T. Wright, r. 2602 Sac-
ramento
De Haan Peter, master schr Arthur, office 7 Clay, r.
57 Federal
De Haro Alonzo, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 3
Treat Av
Deherou Adrian, artist, r. 3009 Mission
Dehertoghe Adrien, machinist Tail & Hainque, r.
2020 Fillmore
Dehler Edward P.. bootfitter F. Klopper, r. 251 Third
Dehn Fritz, r. 22 Natoma
Dehne Charles, millhand Capitol Mills, r. 12 Tehama
Dehue Charles, baker, r. 1325 Natoma
DRAPERIES.
Special attention given to making up Draperies and
Canopies for Lodges, Societies, etc.
W. & J. SLOANE «Sc CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PAXACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? MarM St
rn IDCr TYTDA n DV'*^*'""® Champagne, comparieonwlU prove URPADHARASZTHYACO.,
LULirOL LA I rlR Unf (superiority over imported. No Brandy UBed. f 530 WASHKGTON STEEET.
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m
Dehne Frederick, plumber, r. 7U Clementina
Debue Johanna, shoe&tter Kutz & Murr, r. 1325 Na-
tonia
De Hoff George, carpenter, r. 1605 Devlsadero
Dehuc Etuile, machinist, r. 834 Broadway
Deickhoff Edward, machinist, r. 433 Second
Deicke Otto, porter, r. 18 Capp
Deldell Frank, brewer, r. 512 Bush
Delhi John, dishwasher Brooklyn Hotel
Delhi Oscar, pantryman Brooklyn Hotel
Deikmann Peter, laborer Gal. Sugar Refinery, r. SE
cor Sierra and Indiana
Delly James B., foreman Pac. Planing Mill, r. W s
Vermont, bet Sierra and Humboldt
Deimer John, saloonkeeper, r. 914 Jackson
Deinst Charles, harnessmaker, r. 218 Eddy
Delsel John P., cabinetmaker, r. 412 Ash Av
Deiss Joseph A., miner, r. 825 Post, rear
Dejas Louis, attendant New Hammam Baths, r. 331
Kearny
De Jarley Paul, r. 16 Garden
De Jarnac Edmond, carriage painter, r. 2041 Harrison
De Jongh Josephine, widow, r. 197 Hyde
De Keyser Michael, watchmaker, r. 320 Green
De Keyser Nathalie Mrs., jeweler, 1233 Dupont, r. 320
Green
Delabar August, baker, r. 627 Green
DeLa Bar Macaja, carpenter, r. 793 J4 StevenBon
De la Cuesta Edouardo, r. 1306 Polk
De la Cuesta Roman, r. 1306 Polk
De Labrousse A., veterinary surgeon, 439 Golden Gate
Av
De Labrousse Edward, salesman Ackerman Bros., r.
439 Golden Gate Av
De Lacy Charles, manager Thunder Powder Co., 314
Montgomery, r. 1112 Leavenworth
DeLacy John, office 435 California
Delafleld Alfred W,, lithographer Bosqui Engraving
and Printing Co., r. 1926 Stevenson
Delafield Henry, inspector Custom House, r. 1926
Stevenson
Delafield Richard (Wm. T. Coleman & Co.) r. New
York
De La Fontaine Charles, cutter Bauer Bros & Co., r.
1629 West Mission
De La Fontaine Charles, musician, r. 75 Water
De La Fontaine Charles Jr., tinsmith, r. 75 Water
De La Fontaine Frank, cooper, r. 1629 West Mission
De La Fontaine John B., clerk Schwartz & Son, r. SE
cor Twenty-fourth and Valencia
De La Fontaine Victor, musician, r. 1629 West Mission
De Laguua H., clerk H. M. Newhall & Co. r. Oakland
Delahanty Albert, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 8 Roach
Delahanty Cornelius, painter, r. 524 Howard
Delahanty Edward J., liquor saloon, 24 Howard, r.
120 Howard
Delahanty Ellen, widow, r. 8 Roach
Delahanty Johanna Mrs., 7 Decatur
Delahanty Joseph, r. 1217 Polk
Delahanty Richard, wool dryer, r. 30 Clinton
Delahanty Thomas, helper box factory, r. 30 Clinton
Delahanty William, lineman Pac. Bell Tel. Co., r. 804
Green
1»" Delahanty. See Delehanty
Delahay James A., student 8. E. Lightcap, 14 Grant
Av
Delahay James E., bricklayer, r. 446 )i Sixteenth
Delahaye E. Mile., Parisian Institute, 1825 Califor-
nia
De la Madelena John, milker Fairmount Dairy, r. 509
Broadway
Delamater A. L., driver Wells, Fargo i Co., r. 1611
Leavenworth
Delamater Albert J., porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
1817 M Broadway
De Laraater Edgar A., laborer freight depot S. P. Co.,
r. 178}^ Fourteenth
FRATINGFR & CO.
MOURNING SUITS
MADE AT SHOETEST NOTICE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
MARBLE WASH STANDS.
WASH BA.SIXS, BASI>- COCU.S.
Lane's Sanitary Basin Trap effecinally exclaves sewer gas
PLUMBER,
Established 1S60.
505 KEARNY STREET.
Telephone 315.
Delamater Frank, driver George Barwald, r. 317
Franklin
De Lamater G. B. V., assistant purchasing dept. S. P.
Co., r. 725 Pine
De Lamater Marvin H., carpenter, r. 178M Fourteenth
Delamater Oscar, lather, r. 712!^ Clementina
De Lamater Schuyler C, clerk, r. 725 Pine
Delamater Theodore C, r. 1817 M Broadway
De La Montanya George, tinner, r. 23 Ritch, rear
DeLa Montanya James, importer stoves and metals
and manufacturer tinware, 214-222 Jackson, and
6U6-60S Battery, r. 1510 Taylor
De La Montanya James Jr., clerk James De La Mon-
tanya, r. 1510 Taylor
De La Monte Henry, clerk B. F. Wellington, r. 2006
Mason
Delamore Ambrose McG., steward, r. 536 Commercial
Delamore Frank, fireman P. M. S3. Co., r. 410 Bran-
nan
Delamore John, stableman, r. W s Castro, nr Twenty-
fifth
Delamore Richard A., packer A. I. Hall & Son, r.
565 J4 Minna
e^ Delamore. See Dellamore
De Land Alvord, mining, r. 418 Hyde
De Land Charles H., r. 1031 Market
De Land Harry, machinist, r. 317 Minna
De Laudresse H. Clerc, mining secretary, 36 Mont-
gomery Block, r. 10 Jansen
Delaney Alf.-ed L , laborer L. G. Young, r. 436 Bush
Delaney Annie, domestic 1801 Leavenworth
Delaney Catherine, widow, r. E s California Av, bet
Precita Av and Twenty-eighth
Delaney Daniel M., musician, r. 411 Olive Av
Delaney Ellen, domestic 1354 Post
Delaney Frank, carpet layer, r. 251 Clara
Delaney George E., clerk Joseph S. Marshall, r. 1201
Folsom
Delaney J., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Delaney James, teamster, r. 126^ Welsh
Delaney John, baker, r. 1103 Montgomery
Delaney John, laborer, r. 311 East
Delaney John, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Delaney John, liquor saloon, 1338 Market, r. 218 Col-
llugwood
Delaney John, longshoreman, r. 8 Frederick
Delaney John T., nailer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 1103
Montgomery
Delaney Michael, laborer, r. 28 Alta
Delaney Michael, miner, r. 223 Clara
Delaney Nicholas, watchman Appraisers' Bldg
Delaney Patrick, junkdealer, r. 1210 Sanchez
Delaney Philip, peddler, r. N a Twenty-fourth, bet
Noe and Castro
Delaney Stephen, laborer, r. 246 Third
Delaney Stephen, laborer, r. 345 J4 Third, rear
Delaney Thomas, brakeman, r. 316 Fourth
Delaney Thomas, hostler, r. 127 Montgomery
Delaney William, horsebreaker, r. 807 Kearny
Delaney William, musician, r. Dehone, bet Sixteenth
and Seventeenth
Delaney William D., coremaker W. T. Garratt & Co.,
r. 24 Julian Av
Delaney William F., baker Am. Cracker Co., r. 1103
Montgomery
9^ Delaney. See Delany and Deloney
De Langton Walter H., conductor Market St. BR., r.
154 Octavia
De Languillette L. Mrs., midwife, r. 323)4 Duncan
De LanguilUtte Louis, machinist, r. 323 J^ Duncan
Delano Charles M., bookkeeper G. W. Clark & Co., r.
2.522 Clay
Delano Frank, tinner W. S. Ray & Co., r. South Brod-
erick, bet Fourteenth and Ridley
Delano George, master bark Austria, oflBce 48 Market
Dilauo Gertie Miss, teacher music, r. 220 Shotwell
Delano H. M. confectionery, 135 Kearny, r. 26J4
Kearny
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
^laniifnofnrer ofeTer.v desorlption of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
-12 to 5U Beale Street. San I'raucitMiO.
Truman, Isham & Hooker. giilltTu'Sp t^atJ^^SVo ^^r4^^
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I-Ml'OETEUS OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
Slxeet Iroxx
All Sizes and Xuiiibers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Delnno Jerome A., calker, r. 100 '5 Second
De Lano Joseph W., actor, r. 26^ Kearny
Delano Lida, Baleslady. r. 910 Laguua
Delano Lysander F., butcher, 1115 Folsom and 1101
FolBom, r. 220 Shotwell
Delano Robert T., calker, r. 220 Shotwell
De Lann Silas L., wheelwright, r. South Broderick,
bet FourtHenth and Ridley
De Lano Willie W. (De Lano & De Gear) r. South
Broderick, b« t Fourteenth and Ridley
De Lano & De Gear 1 Willie W. De Lano and Frank
H. De Gear) tinners and plumbers, 9 Spear
Delauoy Fred N., commission merchant, 214 Califor-
nia, r. Healdsburg
Delanty Edward J., r. 120 Howard
Delanty John, laborer S. P. Co., r. 624 Fourth
Delanty William, seaman, r. 120 Howard
a^ Delanty. See Delahanty
Delanv Charles, whipmaker Keyston Bros., r. 529
Valencia
Delany Edward, laborer, r. 2 Gilbert
Delany Hugh L., with W. Scheppler & Co., r. 551
Howard
Delany James, laborer, r. 9 Hayward
Delany James H., teamster, r. 18 Sulllvau
Delany John, euKineer, r. 120 Seventh
Delany John A., mesoman stmr Queen of the Pacific
Delany John M., r. 5.51 Howard
Delany John M. Jr., laborer, r. 551 Howard
Delany Margaret, widow, groceries, W e San Bruno
Road, nr Dwight, U. M. T.
Delany Mary Mrs., r. 764 H Howard
Delany Patrick, laborer, r. 525 Howard
Delany Patrick J., peddler, r. 1210 Sanchez
Delany Patrick M., superintendent J. J. O'Brien &
Co., r. 624 Eddy
Delany R., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Delany Richard, laborer, r. 502 First
Delany Thomas, calker, r. 421 Natoma
Delany Thomas, laborer, r. 620?i Natoma
Delany Thomas, millband Capitol Mills, r.75Tehama
Delany Thomas, packer, r. 72S Golden Gate Av
Delany William D., shipwright, r. 112 Morris Av
Delany William B., machinist Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine Works, r. 551 Howard
Delany William J., carpenter, r. 112 Morris Av
i^" Delany. See Delauev and Delanoy
De Lanza H. M. Mrs., r. 216 Sixth
Delap Thomas, r. 540 Mission
Delapierre Frank, r. 520 Bush
Delapierre Henry, paper hanging, 1414 M Powell
Delara Jean, gardener Tho'mas Lacoste, r. NE cor
Center and Kansas
De Lareuelle Ferdinand, butcher, r. 1312 Powell
Delarue Charles, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. E b
Alabama, nr Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Delarue Frank, expressman, r. E 8 Alabama, nr
Twenty-eighth. B. H.
Delarue G., painter, r. 223 Fifteenth
Delasanta Louis, r. 3(18 Sutter
Delasauta Pierre, cook, r. 2 Graham PI
De Lassomm Mongreni, illusionist, 410 Kearny,
room 16
De La Torre Anthony Jr., clerk J. k S. Dannenbaum,
r. 634 M Broadway
De La Torre Antonio, carriage trimmer, r. 634)4
Broderick
Delatour Frank, expressman, r. 429k Stevenson
Delatour Frederick J., printer, r. 429)4 Stevenson
Delatour Henry J., r. 347 Shipley
Delatour Isaac, shoemaker, r. 429)4 Stevenson
Delatour Louis, salesman, r. 429^ Stevenson
Delatour Mary, widow, r. 429 M Stevenson
De Laveaya J. Vicente, capitalist, 258 Market, r. 622
Sutter
De Lnveaga Migael A., capitalist, 258 Market, r. 1228
Geary
Delaveau Eliza, widow, r. 826 Union
Delaveau William M., clerk, r. H26 Union
Delavergne Louis H., machinist Cal. Wire Works, r.
2119 Mason
De Lay Brothers (Thomas A. and Daniel J.) groceries,
hay and grain, wood and coal, 8E cor Sixteenth
and Guerrero
De Lay Catherine Mrs., widow, r. 14 Biedeman
De Lay Charles E., hay and grain dealer, r. 625 Va-
lencia
De Lay Daniel J. (De Lay Bros.) r. San Mateo Co
Delay Daniel J., principal Ocean House School, r.
Ocean House Flat
De Lay Edwin J., salesman Do Lay Bros., r. 625 Va-
lencia
De Lay Ellen, widow, r. 625 Valencia
De Lay Jeremiah, laborer, r. 616 Minna
De Lay Thomas A. (De Lay Bros.) r. 625 Valencia
Del Castillo Barbara Miss, teacher Fillppe's Academy
of Languages
Deleau Brothers (Jules and Joseph) liquor saloon
and lodgings, .531 Jackson
Deleau Frederick, liquor saloon, 1211 Powell
Deleau Joseph (Deleau Bros.) r. 531 Jackson
Deleau -lules (Deleau Bros.) r. 531 Jackson
Delee Richard, carpenter, r. Boyce, nr Geary
DeLeon Benj imin N., salesman Davis Bros., Berg-
mann .V Co., r. 830 Post
Deleree James F., expre.ssman, E s Columbia PI, bet
Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth, B. H.
Deleroch Alfred R., harnessmaker Main & Winchester,
r. 507 Pine
Deletis Vincente, laborer, r. 14 Clay
Delfino Antoine, cook Devoto k Brichetto, r. 109
Third
Delflno Antonio (Delfino & Ross), r. 1107 Kearny
Delfino Frank, cook Devoto & Brichetto, r. 109 Third
Delfino Giacomo, laborer Pac. Vinegar and Pickle
Works, r. 422 Vallejo
Delfino Joseph, r. 1605 Powell
Delfino Lonis, cook Devoto & Brichetto, r. 109 Third
Delfino & Ross (Antonio Delfino and Allan O. Ross)
saddle and hamessmakers, 723 Sansome
Delfs Frederick, teamster New England Soap Co., r.
IPolk
Delfs George, laborer, r. 411 Pacific
Delfs Marcus, mastermariner, r. 609 Chestnut
Delfs Marcus A., carpenter, r. fc09 Chestnut
Delgado Lazarus, porter J. H. Gleason, r. 1116 Kearny
Delgas Conrad, laborer, r. 105 Juniper
Delheour Isaac J., machine operator Porter, Slessin-
ger & Co., r. 429)4 Stevenson
Delhlefseu Frederick, clerk Madigan k Brown, r. 905
Pacific
Delicat Frederick A., carpenter, r. 6 Derby PI
Delicat J. Fred. A., druggist H.W. Schmidt k Bro., r.
6 Derby PI
Delicat John, driver Swain Bros., r. 6 Derby PI
Delicat John D., grocer, r. 221 Fifteenth
De Liere Azarie, carpenter, r. 1 Helen PI
Delies E. Mrs., r. 230 Langton
Delies Gus., r. 230 Langton
De Ligne A. A., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 2731 Pine
Deligne Alexander, agent, r. 811 Filbert, rear
Delin David, blacksmith, r. 621 California
De Lisle Raymond F., millhand Capitol Mills, r. 637
Folsom
Dell B. S., r. 313)4 O'Farrell
Dell Charles L., loss and damage clerk Atlantic and
Pacific Fast Freight Line, r. 5.39 O'Farrell
Delia Cass A., commercial traveler, r. Grand Hotel
Dellamore Elizabeth, r. 1904 Larkin
Dellamore Frank, cigarmaker, r. 15 Erie
Dellamore Frederick, cigarmaker, r. 15 Erie
Dellamore Frederick, plumber, r. 1904 Larkin
Dellamore George, plumber, r. 1904 Larkin
Dellamore Louis, r. 15 Erie
I^" Dellamore. See Delamore
Dellanina Amerigo, hostler, r. 17 Prescott
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' AND lOIITHS' SITS
AT —
"THE HASTINGS."
IMPmL Till IB. Cl or LONHm
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. 0. DORNIN. Manager
vm SSZTOK, Aast llaugdr.
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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Dellavedova Carlo, milker, r. 627 Commeroial
Dellsvedovii Leonardo, milker, r. 627 Commercial
Dellaw Mary E. Mrs., glovemaker, r. 19 Minna
Dellepiaue Angelo, painter, r. U Union PI
Dellepiaiie Fillipo, teacher music, r. 827 Post
Dellepiaue «Xf Co. (P.-fer Alferitz) commission
mt-rcbants. whi>lesale foreign produce and 'wool
deiilprs, 425-427 B.ttery
Dell«y Edward, blacksmith, r. 118 Wildey
Dflley Joseph, blacksmith, r. 118 Wildey
Dellix Augustus, r. 743 Howard
Dellix C, driver United Carriage Co., r. 225 Perry
Dellosso Charles (BaldocchI b Dellosso) r. 1310 Du-
pont
DellwiR Charlps, bakery, 2952 Mission
Dellwis Henrv C. L., baker, r. 2952 Mission
Dellwig Theodore, bakery, 191Q Polk
Del Mar AlexHnder, mining engineer, 318 Pine, room
26, r. 622 Turk
Del Mar Eugpuo, attorney at law, 16-44 Phelan Bldg,
r. 622 Turk
Delmar James, joiner, r. 260 Third
Delmas Charles, mechanic, r. 46 South Park
Delinas DeJpliine M., attorney at law, 310 Pine,
rooniR 23-25, r. 1327 Clay
Delmont Francis, physician and surgeon, 813 Jackson
Del Monte Henry, seaman, r. Ill Dore
Del Monte Alillin^r Co., Thomas J. Parsons
president and malinger, S s Brannan, nr Second
Del Moute Warehouse, King, bet Fifth and Sixth
Delm'ire Richard A., clerk, r. 567 Minna
Del Norte Commercial Co., R. D. Hume presi-
dent, J. Deming secretary, lumber dealers, 405
Front
Deloche Caroline, widow, r. 704 J4 Harrison
De Loge Ferdinand, r. 24 Tehama
Deloge G., molder, r. 26 Minna
De Loge Gustave, foundryman, r. 51 Tehama
De Long Alfred, cook Palace Hotel
De Long Charles E., clerk Savage, Son & Co., r. 1230
Valencia
De Long Charles F., r. 822 Larkin
De Long Conderadls, r. 3016 Sixteenth
De Long Frank C, farmer, oflBce 206 Battery, r. No-
vato, Marine Co.
DeLoug H. B , salesman, r. Ahlborn House
De Lorie A. Mrs., widow, r. 1221 McAllister
Delorieux Felix, machinist Clerc & Steber, r. 605
Broadway
Delorieux John (Toulouse & Delorieux) r. Berkeley
De Lorme Amadie E., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
14 M Gilbert
De Lorme Domenlque, with Jules Lambla, r. 108
Stockton
De Lorme G. "Victor, bookkeeper Schwabacher Bros.,
and secretary Stockton Milling Co., 319 California,
r. 534 Bush
Delpodio Eugene, molder City Iron Works, r. Oakland
Del Porto Matteo (Baldocchi & Co.) r. 2500 Howard
Delsescaux Louis, foreman Ruffino & Bianchi, r. 319
Langton
Delsol Honore, tanner A. Legallet, r. N 8 Venezuela,
bet Tombigbee and Potomac
Delsol Marcelin, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. S s
Servia bet St. John and Tombigbee
De Luca Gesulda, butcher, 1338 Dupont, r. 1810 Du-
pont
Deluca Giovanni, teamster, r. 21 Vandewater
Delucchi Anton (F. Luchetti & Co.) r. 519 Davis
Deliicchi Domingo, r. 4 St, Charles PI
Dehicchl Lorenzo, vegetables, Colombo Market
Delucchi Louis, r. 427 Broadway
Delucchi Louis, scavenger, r. 533 J^ Union
Delury Daniel, groceries and liquors, 129 Second
Delury George, miner, r. 218 Fifth
Delury Michael, laborer, r. 13 Natoma, rear
Delury William P., laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r.
218 Fifth
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-EI,ECTRI€
RUSSIAN ani TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis SiYen.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BOILERS and STOVES
Coiiflected lor Hoi and Cold Waier In me best manner
WATER BACKS, WATER HEATERS,
Of all kinds made and repaired.
W. E . LANE,
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNY STREET.
Establlsheil 1860. Telephone 315.
Delwisch Arjton. teamster, r. 37 Dorlaud
Delzelle William R.. salesman Payot, Upham & Co.,
r. Alameda
Demailly Paul C, clerk John Staude, r. 815 Pacific
Demalder Joseph, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r.
109 J.i Freelon
De Manuel Gustave H., clerk, r. 1512 Golden Gate Av
De Manuel Louis, driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 2203
Mason
De Mancebo Jose, driver Jersey Farm Dairy, r. 350
Tehama
Demandowski Amandus, brassflnigher Thomas Day &
Co. (limited) r. 1223 Broadway
Demangeon AuL'ust, glasscutter Whittler, Fuller &
Co., r. 1234 Pine
Demaria Luiga, gardener, r. NE cor Franklin and Fil-
bert
Demarias Marcel, proptr Montreal House, 1300)fi
Stockton
Demars Horace, plumber, r. 1439)4 Mission
De Martens P., r. 2012}^ Fillmore
Demartini Alberto, scavenger, r. 5 Gaven
Demartini Angelo, r. 5 Gaven
Demartiui Angelo, bootblack, r. 628 Broadway
Demartini Antonio (Cavagnaro & Demartini) r. 14
Union PI
Demartini Augustine, bootblack, r. 1502 Dupont
Demartini Carlo, candymaker L. Demartiui & Co., r.
5 Jasper PI
Demartini David, bricklayer, r. 828 Vallejo
Demartiui Francisco, candymaker L. Demartini &
Co., r. 14 Union PI
Demartini Frank, butcher Andrew Simi, r. Dupont,
bet Union and Filbert
Demartini Frank, gardener, r. Mission Road, nr Five
Mile House
Demartini G., refiner, r. 1316 Kearny, rear
Demartini G. B. (Perata k Demartini) r. 5 Jasper PI
Demartini Gi"vanni, vegetables, Colombo Market
Demartini Giovanni, shoemaker, 229 M Montgomery
Av. r. 14 Union PI
Demiirtini Giuseppe, bootblack G. Ghiggeri, r. 522
Filbert
Demartina Jean B., miner, r. 620 Broadway
De Martini John, proptr Eco Del Pacifico, r. 516 Fil-
bert
Demartiui John (John Demartini & Co.) r. 303 Fourth
Demartini John, r. 71'< Greenwich, rear
Demartini John, r. 1.S03 Fillmore
Demartini John, bootblack, E s Leidesdorflf, bet Cali-
fornia and Pine, r. 3 Bannam PI
Demartini John, butcher, r. 1508 Dupont
Demartini John, seaman, r. 525 Union
Demartini John & Co. (John Demartini and John
Cordano) fruits and vegetables, 303-305 Fourth
Demartini Joseph, bootblack, r. 5 Jasper PI
Demartini Joseph, scavenger, r. 14 Union PI
Demartini Joseph Sr., clerk, r. 14 Union PI
Demartini Josephine Miss, saleslady L. Demartini &
Co., r. 515 Union
Demartini L. .t Co. (Louis DemartiSl and Joseph
Carbone) candy mnfrs, 548 Mission
Demartiui Louis (L. Demartini & Co.) r. 516 Filbert
Demartini Nicholas, bootblack, 11 Post, r. 921 Mont-
gomery
Demartini Paoli, bootblack, 2 Bryan PI, r. 1316
Kearny
Demartini Paolo, vegetables, Colombo Jlarket
Demartini Paul, bootblack, r. 2 Grand PI
Demartiui Paul, bootblack, r. 1603 Dupont
Demartini Paul, bootblack John Demartini, r. 3 Ban-
nam PI
Demartini Paul, porter Deckelman & Llpman, r. 1
Grand PI
De Martini Paul, shoemaker Porter, Slesslngerfc Co.,
r. 1316 Kearny
Demartini Paul Jr., shoefitter, r. 1316 Kearny, rear
Demartini Paulo, laborer, r. 515 Union, rear
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 F3RST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. DAVIS, City Afgent,
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FOR HAXO, "»VIX1>-MII.Ij A>I> POn'ER.
ALL, SIZKS.
809, 311. 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Deiuartiui Paulo, scavenger, r. 5 Jasper PI
Demartiiil P. D. Mrs., rirygoodB, 134a Dupont
Peinartini Peter, peddler, r. 5'2'2 Green
Dt-martlni Peter, teamett-r, r. 4 Bartol
De Martini Philip, proprietor Sunnyside Saloon,
3ni California, r. 4l>8!« Chestnut
Deiuartini Stefano, scavenger, r, 515 Chestnut
Demartini Stephen, t)ootblack, r. 718 Greenwich, rear
DeiDartini Tnbia, vegetttbles, r. U Union PI
Demartini Victor, teamster, r. 515 Union
Dematei Domenico, bartender Hawkins & Waltersteln,
r. 028 Broadway
Demartei James, laborer, r. 7 Montgomery Court
Dematei Pietro, scavenger, r. 4 Bartol
Dematei Thomas, laborer, r. 7 Montgomery Court
Demby John, laborer, r. 7 Miles PI
Demenicoui Anselmo (FrapoUl, Berges k Co.) r. 2010
Taylor
Dement A. E., r. 3250 O'Farrell
Dement Edward D., reporter, r. 331 Montgomery
Demerest Ellen Miss, housekeeper Protestant Orphan
A.sylum
Demerest Frank W., real estate, r. 922 Howard
Demerest H. 9. Mrs., widow, r. 2 Hopeton Terrace
Demerest James H., collector George B. Knowles &
Son, r. 1078 Broadway
S£^ Demerest. See Demorest
Demers Eusebe (Demers & Eisner) r. 1429 Mission
Demers k Eisn r (Eusebe Demers and Philip Eisner)
plumbers, 1650 Polk and 302 H Fourth
De Meyer Ellen, widow, r. 27 H Fourth
De Mill Erwin G., shirt mnfr, 838 Market
Deming Byron, mechanic, r. 326 Pacific
Deining Edmund O., treasurer Deming-Palmer
Milling Co., 114-116 Sacramento, r. 716 Ellis
Deming Elizabeth G., widow, r. 1906 Leavenworth
Deming Halleck Van P., director Deming-Palmer
Milling Co.. r. 714 Ellis
Demino: Horac« A., agent E. Butterick & Go's
patterns, 124 Post, r. 623 Bush
Deming James H., carpenter, r. 709 Union
Deming Jay (R. D. Hume & Co.) r. 439 Golden Gate
Av
Demincr Joseph G. , president Deming-Palmer
Milling Co., 114-116 Sacramento, r. 225 Paije
Deming'-Palnier Milling Co. , Joseph G. Dem-
ing presi'lent, D. H. Vail secretary, proprietors
Capitol Mills, 114-116 Sacramento
Deming Peter, seaman, r. 207 Greenwich
De Moddro Prospero, musician, r. 1228 Dupont
Demody John, r. 741 Harrison
De Moey Julius, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Dentokrat California (daily and weekly) Fr.
Hess « Co. publishers and proprietors, 409 Bush
De Moldrup J. Mrs., teacher languages, r. 806Ji Va-
lencia
Demon Paul, junk, 434 Broadway
De Mont Eugene, r. 225 Fourth
Demoute Giaoomo, furniture, 010 Vallejo
De Moutelle Eng-ue, marbleciitter, r. 421 Twenty-sixth
Demorest Kate Miss, milliner, r. 209 Geary
Demorest^s (Mme. ) Patterns, Samuel Hill Es-
tate agent, &H Market
tS^ Demurest. See Demerest
Demorey RIeliard, r. 58 South Park
De Moro Raphael, r. 1903 Stockton
Demoro Francis, with F. Danerl & Co., r, 509 Green-
wich
De Mott Catherine L., widow, r. 2806 Howard
Dempsey .\udrew H., policeman, r. 324 Tenth
Dempsey Bernard, r. 13 Clara
Dempsey Bernaid. teamster, r. 109 Folsom
Dempsey Daniel, carpenter, r. 2i;58 Folsom
Dempsey Daniel, cook. r. 115 Second
Dempsey Edward, millwright John Hammond
Dempsey Elward, fireman, r. 41 Norfolk
Dempsey Frank M. Mrs., widow, r. 942 J^ Harrison
Dempsey George, waiter, r. 313 Fourth
Dempsey George G., r. 20.58 Folsom
Dempsey J., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Dempsey J., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Dempsey James, r. 1022 Army
Dempsey Jeremiah, marble works, 1069 Market, r.
504 Stevenson
Dempsey John, r. Ns Trinidad, bet Savannah and
Platte
Dempsey John, gardener, r. 219 Hayes
Dempsey Jolin, gardener, r. 1211 Fillmore
Dempsey John, laborer, r. 5 Zoe
Dempsey John, laborer, r. Dominica, bet St. John
and Tombigbee
Dempsey Knox, butcher Eugene Avy, r. Trinidad
bet Platte and Savannah
Dempsey Michael, laborer, r. 742 Folsom
Dempsey Michael F., cooper, r. 706 Bryant
Dempsey Minnie A., dressmaker, r. 2658 Folsom
Dempsey Moses, coalpasser. r. 60 Natoma
Dempsey Patrick, r. 8 Rose Av
Dempsey Patrick, bakery, 107 Twenty-third
Dempsey Patrii k. longshoreman, r. 430 Brannan
Dempsey Patrick, longshoreman, r. .500 Mission
Dempsey Patrick, plumber, r. 1030 Howard
Dempsey Patrick, tanner J. C. Rued i Co., r. Bryant
Av bet Butte and Twentieth
Dempsey Patrick J., waiter, r. 202 Fifth
Dempsey Peter, laborer, r. 1915 Broadway
Dempsey Peter, wheelwright John Hammond, r. 12
Boardman PI
Dempsey Thomas J., tinroofer, r. 130 Clara
Dempsey Thomas J. H., butcher, r. Trinidad bet
Savannah and Platte
Dempsey Timothy, deckhand stmr Mary Ga'ratt
Dempsey William A., harnessmaker, r. 2658 Folsom
Dempster Alexander, woolsorter, r. 910 Howard
Dempster Brothers (Clancey R. and Louis R. ) engrav-
ers and printers, cor Bond and Glen Park Av
Dempster Clancey J. (Dempster & Keys) r. 36 Glen
Park Av
Dempster Clancey R. (Dempster Bros.) and clerk Mad-
ison & Burke, r. 36 Glen Park Av
Dempster Daniel R., bookkeeper Dempster & Keys)
r. 36 Glen Park Av
Dempster James, dentist, 304 Valencia
Dempster Lawrence, rigger, r. 922 Folsom
Dempster Louis B. (Dempster Bros.) r. 36 Glen Park
Av
Dempster Milen R., clerk Dempster & Keys, r. 36
Glen Park .A.v
Dempster Roy R.. student, r. 36 Glen Park Av
Dempster ^ Keys (Clancey J. Dempster and Gil-
bert S. Keys) shipping and commission mer-
chants, 202 Market, room 4
Demsey Cyrus P., physician and druggist, SW
cor Hyde and Sutter, r. 719 Hyde
Denahy Cornelius, watchman, r. 706 Laurel Av
Deuahy Bartholomew, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery,
r. E s Tennessee bet Sierra and Napa
Denahy James A., bartender, r. 995 Market
Denahy Jeremiah, laborer, r. Ocean House Road nr
GUI Toll Gate
Denahy Jeremiah, liquor saloon, 625 Fourth, r. 4
Rushton PI
Denahy John T., farmer, r. Ocean View
Denahy William J., musician, r. S s Point Loboa Av
bet Seventh and Eighth Avs
8^"Denahy. See Denehv and Danahy
Denatula Giovanni B. shoemaker, 628 Broadway
Denaveaux Martin (Deuaveaux & Muison and J. L.
Radovich fc Co.) r. 1614 Steiuer
Denaveaux & Maison (Martin Denaveaux and Henry
A. Maison) wholesale liquors, NW cor Jackson
and Sansome
Denby John W., compositor Spirit of the Times, r. 21
Stanley PI
Denbesten B.. porter Russ House
Denbesten John, linen man Russ House
WHOLESALE A.fD EETAIL
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Sbow Cases
and Store Fixttires.
37 Martel St.
FPI IPQF FYTR A RRY ^-'^"^ tUe finest grades of Clarets, Hocks, )^ARPAD HARASZTHY__& CO.,
I Burgundies, Sauternes, Ports and Sherries J 530 WASHIHOTOM STEEET.
DEN
397
DEN
Denbey John, janitor, r. 8 Miles PI
Dence John, laborer Union Iron Works, r.611 Seventh
Dencker Charles, engineer A. Frei, r. 504 Third
Dene Joseph, marblepolisher, r. 31G Seventh
Denechaud Auguste, salesman Strauss & Frohman, r.
16 Trenton
Denechaud D. Mme.. dressmaker, r. 2031 Mission
Denechaud John, inventor, r. 2031 Mission
Denechaud John Jr., cook, r. 905 Folsom
Denegri Augelo, fisherman, r. b9i Front
Denegri Augustine, porter J. P. Tenthorey & Co., r.
558 Mission
Denegri Qiovanni B., groceries and liquors, 731 Val-
lejo
Denehey Cornelius, laborer, r. 101 Gilbert
Deheny Dennis, salesman Philip Kennedy & Co., r. 35
Boardman PI
Denehy James (A. Anstett k Co.) r. 728^ Green
Denehy John, pressman P. E. Dougherty & Co., r.
35 Boardman PI
Denehy Julia, domestic 916 Leavenworth
Denehy Michael, engineer, r. 538 M Natoma •
1^" Denehy. See Dauahy, Denahy and Danehy
Denelv James J., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r.
1112 Hyde
Denervaud Calixte, clerk Alfred Borel & Co., r. SW
cor California and Baker
Denesen Benjamin, seaman, r. 263 East
Dengler William, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture
Co..r. 427 Fourth
Denhard John, butcher, 214 Ninth
Deiiicke Ernst A., manager S. F. Depot Freder-
icksburg Brewing Co., office 639 California, r. 819
Turk
8^ Denicl e. See Denike
Denigan Frank, laboreV, r. 656 Bryant
Denigan Thomas (Christy & Wise) r. 1715 Octavia
•9^ Denigan. See Dennigan
Denike Catherine, widow, r. 1204 Broadway
Denike Hermann, driver, r. 327 Clementina
Denike Nicholas C, longshoreman, r. 222 Twelfth
Denike Thomas, driver, r. 139)^ Clara
Denike Van A., night watchman, r. E s Falkland, bet
St. John and Tombigbee
Denike William H., tinsmith, r. 1719 Leavenworth
ear Denike. See Denicke
Denis Joseph, confectioner, r. 255 Stevenson
Denis Jule, r. 114 Fourth
Denis Napoleon, porter Cerf, Schloss & Co., r. 5
Quincy PI
Denis Vicente, messenger IT. S. Coast and Geodetic
Survey, r. 1415 Sacramento
8^" Denis. See Dennis
Denison Alexander, barber Cary & Blake, r. 2211 Mason
Denlson Annie M., groceries, 22 Langton
Denison George, operator Pac. Postal Tel. Co., r. 624
Post
Denison Louise W. Mrs., attendant Sanitarium Baths,
r. 138 Perry
Denison John J., teamster, r. 22 Langton
Denison William F., boilermaker, r. 22 Langton
8^ Denison. See Dennison and Denniston
Denker Charles, surveyor, r. 320 Drumm
Deuker Sebern, cigarmaker, r. 17 M Harriet
Denker Stephen, housesinith, r. 1233 Market
Denman Grammar School, James Denman principal,
NW cor Bush and Taylor
Denman James, principal Denman Grammar School,
r. NW cor Bush and Taylor
Denmead Ernest, laborer, r. 638 Commercial
Denmead Henry, carpenter, r. 863 Mission
Denn John, capitalist, r. 1429 Pine
Denn John, longshoreman, r. 1110 Battery
Denn Maurice, restaurant, 1110 Battery
Denn Richard, soapmaker, r. 1110 Battery
Dennan Ellen, domestic 2616 Sacramento
Dennan James, porter Keane Bros., r. W 8 Church,
bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
FRATINGER & CO.
OF ALL SSSCEIFTIONS.
105 KEARNY STREET.
GAS, WATER and STEAM
FITTING,
In all Its Branches, Well Done.
Vv/_ E
PLUMBER,
EstabllsheJ 1860.
_ L_ANE-,
605 KEARNV STREET.'
Telephone 315.
Dennan Joseph P., compositor P. J. Thomas, r. W s
Church, bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Dennan John, r. W s Church, bet Sixteenth and
Seventeenth
Dennan John J., finisher Buckingham & Hecht, r.311
Clementina
Dennan Patrick, sexton Mission Dolores Church, r.
W s Church, bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Denneler Gottlieb, glove cutter Leak Glove Mnfg Co.,
r. 3009 Mission
Denner Peter, wiue dealer, r. 8 Heron
Dennery Bernard, salesman, r. 1709 Geary
Denuery Leon, clerk L. L. Dennery, r. 2621 Clay
Dennery I.. L. , secretary Loan Associations, 423
California, r. 2621 Clay
Dennett Edward P. Rev., pastor Twenty-seventh
Street M. E. Church, r. 336 Valley
Dennett Louis, mate bark Webfoot, r. 530 Third
Dennigan James, clerk Justinian Caire, r. 212 Seventh
Dennigan Patrick, laborer, r. 759 Howard
1^" Dennigan. See Denigan
Denning Charles, teamster John Flynn. r. 6 Langton
Denning Fannie Miss (Misses Denning) r. 408 O'Far-
rell
Denning Harry, paper hanger, r. 1047 Mission
Denning J. F. & Co. (J. Frank Denning and James P.
Mighell) agents writing machines and type wri-
ter supplies, 413 Montgomersi
Denning J. Frank (J. F. Denning & Co.) r. 406}^
O'Farrell
Denning Jeremiah, fireman, r. 1326 Mission
Denning Misses (Sadie and Fannie Denning) dress-
making, 408 O'Farrell
Denning Sadie Miss (Misses Denning) r. 408 O'Farrell
Denning William, laborer, r. 1326 Mission
Denninger Carl F., turner Friedrichs & Gercke, r. 630
Grove
Denninger Paul, cigarmaker E. W. Briggs
Dennis Abraham L. (Dennis Bros.) r. 2507 Bush
Dennis Andrew, janitor, r. 8 Lynch
Dennis Benjamin, cook, r, 807 Kearny
Dennis Bert, clerk The J. Dewing Co., r. 1009 Leaven-
worth
Dennis Brothers (Abraham L. and George W. Jr.)
livery stable, 2611 Bush
Dennis Charles T., real estate agent, r. 1009 Leaven-
worth
Dennis Daniel C, speculator, r. 192 Stevenson
Dennis Elizabeth R., furnished rooms, 915 J^ Market
Dennis Frank H., surgeon City Receiving Hospital,
Old City Hall, office 715 Clay, r. Palace Hotel
Dennis George W., hackman, r. 2507 Bush
Dennis George W. Jr., collector Speyer & Herold(and
Dennis Bros.) r. 2507 Bush
Dennis James H., painter, r. 427 Broadway
Dennis James J., clerk Hartford Fire Ins. Co., r. 128
Oak
Dennis John (Parker & Dennis) r. 1423 Devisadero
Dennis John, laborer, r. 611 Natoma
Dennis John K., clerk S. F. District Tel. Co., r. 433
Pacific
Dennis John R., stonecutter, r. 367 Eleventh
Dennis Joseph, laborer Pac Rolling Mill, r. E s Illi
nois, bet Napa and Butte
Dennis Maggie E. Mrs., r. 1940 Mission
Dennis Margaret, widow, r. 724 Brannan, rear
Dennis Michael, fireman, r. 1031 Montgomery
Dennis Michael Jr., fish cleaner, r. 1031 Montgomery
Dennis Richard J., chop house, 433 Pacific
Dennis Samuel, teamster, r. 128 Oak
DENNIS SAMUEL W.
office and r. 530 Sutter, cor Mason,
office liours from 9 A. M. to 13 M., and
1 to 4 P. M.
Dennis Sarah A. Miss, teacher Buena Vista Primary
School, r. 1445 Sacramento
Dennis Thomas W., uiolder, r. 330 Tenth
dentist.
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mannfaotnrer of every description or
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to 50 Beale Ntreet, San Frauciiico.
n^nnfktt I limn Q^^te Traman, Itiiham A Hooker, 421-427 Market BL
DEN
398
DER
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
MANUFACTDKER3 OF
Plain, Jnpanned and Stamped
T I ONT XV^ .A. I=t E3
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Dennis William A., messenger Anglo Californian
Bank, r. 2507 Bush
Dennis Wiiliam S., machinist, r. 1409a Mason
1^" Dennis. See Denis
Dennison Mrs., stewardess stmr Ancon, r. 142
Fourth
Dennison Ammi P., conductor U. 8. Mint, r. 814
Montgomery
Dennison Erasmus B., r. 211 Powell
Dennison Ezra F., contractor, r. 122 Fourteenth
Dennison Thomas, shoemaker, r. S s Parker Av nr
California Av, B. H
Dennison William, laborer, r. E 8 Londoii, nr China
Av, Excelsior Homestead
Dennison William E., cashier Hulme & Hart, r. 122
Fourteenth
Denniston Ed-^vard G., proprietor S. F. Plating
Works, 653-655 Mission, r. 1224 Twenty-first
Denniston Isaac V., silverplater and foreman Hose
No. 3
Denniston J. G. Mrs., widow, r. 216 Dolores
Denniston John, carpenter, r. 1644 Mission
Denniston John F., laborer, r. 322 Ritch
Denniston William, teamster P., Stelnhagen & Co., r.
1415 Mason
fff' Denniston. See Dennison
Denno Amable, burnisher Buckingham & Hecht, r.
52 Louisa
Denny Annie Miss, bakery, 121 Sixth
Denny Charles, collector, r. 465 Minna
Denny Daniel, elevatorman, 120 Sutter, r. 561 Steven-
son
Denny Edward Estate of (Edward Denny & Co.) office
418 Montgomery
Denny Sd^vard Si Co. (Estate of Edward Den-
ny) wholesale and retail stationers, drawing
paper and materials, 418 Montgomery
Denny Horace, manager Edward Denny & Co., 418
Montgomery, r. East Oakland
Denny Hugh, fisnerman, r. 553)4 Stevenson
Denny James, oiler stmr Oregon
Denny James E., captain stmr Coos Bay, r. 553 H
Stevenson
Denny John, laborer, r. 604 Fourth
Denny John, shipcarpenter, r. 11 Rauscb
Denny John W., painter, r. 409 Leavenworth
Denny Michael T., longshoreman, r. 120 Townsend
Denny Paul, pressman Chronicle, r. 1115 Scott
Denny Peter J., longshoreman, r. 553 Vj Stevenson
Denny Sarah J., widow, r. 1112 Shotwell
Denny Thomas, waiter, r. 1711 Jones
Donny Thomas F., laborer, r. 32 Stanford
Denny Timothy, shipcarpenter, r. 465 Minna
De Noon R. P. Mrs., widow, r. 11.37 Bush
Densen Welle, helper Empire Foundry, r. 527 Na-
toma
Densmore Gilbert E., journalist, r. 1224 Bush
Densmore John, carpenter, 208 Stevenson, r. 16
Stockton
Densmore Salvador J., teamster, r. 210 Washington
8^ Densmore. See Dinsmore
Dent Georre W., r. 2201 Sacramento
Dent Henry S. Mrs., widow, r. 155 Octavia
Dent Joseph J., cooper, r. 17 Heron
Dent Maud Miss, stewardess S. F. Art Assn, r. 155
Octavia
Dent Patrick, cooper, r. 17 Heron
Dent William, cooper, r. 17 Heron
Dent Wrenshall 8., r. 155 O. tavia
Dental Department University of Califor-
nia, Toland Hall, E s Stockton, bet Chestnut
and Francisco, office of the dean, 131 Post
Dental Jairus, W. O. Thrailkill publisher, 25 Ninth
Dentler Alice Mrs., r. 126 Silver
Dentler Edward F., dentist, 2103 Fillmore
Dentler Joseph, bookkeeper, r. 1504 Folsom
Dent<m James, carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. Black Point
Deutz George, machinist P. H. Jackson & Co.
Deiitz Ji'sepb, seaiuHU, r. 129 .lackson
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE RAILWAY
VV. 91. Rank general a^ent Pacific
Const, 14 Montjcromery
Denver House, 22u Third
Denver Joseph E., policeman, r. fi03 Washington
Denver Mar.v W., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 320 Turk
Denver William, carpenter, r. 426 Castro
Denwald Frederick, cigarmaker William Seidl, r.
307 Vi Seventh
Denwant Charles F., cigarmaker Julius Stamper
Denwel Joseph, baker, r. 514 Greenwich
Denzler G. A., collector, 330 Pine, rooms 46-47
Denzler Jacob, r. 918 Larkin
De Ojida Frank, clerk Eugene De Sabla & Co., r. 950
Bryant
Depaoli Dominico, laborer, r. 4 Lafayette PI
Depaoli Giovanni, vegetables, 48 Colombo Market
Depaoli John, vegetable peddler, r. 432 Fulton
D« Pas Charles B., traveling salesman Hildebrandt,
Posner & Co., r. 628 Montgomery
De Pass James M., capitalist, 331 Montgomery, rooms
7-8, r. 1031 Market
Depee Cornelia, widow, r. 1023 Vallejo
Depee William, coachman, r. 1023 Vallejo
Depew , r. 137 Montgomery
Depew Charles M.. superintendent Jason Springer Si
Co., r. SW cor Warren and Thirtieth
Depew William, carpenter Jason Springer & Co., r.
Alameda
Depille Angello, fisherman, r. 708 Front
Depierre Emile, architect, 334 Kearny, rooms 7-9,
r. 1160 Market
Depolo Beneaick, shoemaker, i. 424 Union
Depolo Dominick, asphaltum worker, r. 7 Bartol
Depolt Hannah, widow, r. cor Precita and Gunuerson
Avs, B. H.
Deppe Bernhard, cabinetmaker S. F. Furniture Fac-
tory, r. 423 Fourth
Deppe Charles C, bartender, r. 915 Montgomery
Deppe Henry (Wiemann & Deppe) r. 10 Washington
Av
Deppe Lena Mrs., varieties, 423 Fourth
Deppen Hermann, clerk I. Raphael & Son
Hyde
De Pratl Ernest, commercial traveler, r. 2323 Jj Har-
rison
De Prefontain Ellen Mrs., r. 413 5^ Octavia
De Prefontain George, clerk, r. 413 54 Octavia
De Prefontain Jean, r. 413M Octavia
De Prefontain Joseph R., clerk, r. 413)i Octavia
Depres Charles, bookkeeper A. H. Lochbaum b Co.,
r. 2215 Pine
Deprette August J* gardener, r. 1106 Twenty-fourth
De Pue Edgar J., general forwarding agent S. P. Co.,
419 California, r. Pacific Club
De Pue J. E., teacher Heald's Business College, r.
Oakland
DePuy Anson A., physician, 393 Sixth
Depuy Stillmsn F., painter W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 112
1409
Depuy Sylvanus H., teamster, r. 217 Tenth
Dtrago Mary A. Miss, clerk A. Young, r. 1.334 Dupont
Deralli Peter, bartender Ariani Santi, r. 894 Front
Derbec Blue Gravel Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.)
Theodore Wetzel secretary, 522 Montgomery
Derbec Etienne, r. 507 Pine
Derby A. Mrs., widow, r. 1702 Polk
Derby Augustus B. (E. M. Derby & Co.) r. Fruit Vale
Derby Chancellor (Derby & Strouse) r. Palace Hotel
Derby Charles W., baker, r. 942 Mission
Derby Edward, teamster Teele & Scott, r. 1702 Polk
Derby E. M. & Co. (George H. Payne, Oscoe E. and
AuRUstua B. Derby) lumber merchants. East Oak-
land and Alameda, office 22 California, room 10
Derby I. E. Miss, dressmaking, 304 Phelan Bldg
THE BEST
CLOTHING
6i
For MEN AND BOYS at
THE HASTINGS
LICK HOUSE BLOCK, SAN FRANCISCO.
9f
THE LION Fire lis. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, 54,712,747
GEO. 0. DORNIN, Manager
WU. S£ZTOiT, Asst liaiagu.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
DER
399
DES
Derby Janieg, lODgsboremaD, r. 115 Welsh
Derby Mary A., -widow, r. 94'2 Mission
Derby Oscoe E. (E. M. Derby * Co.) r. Fruit Vale
Derby Patrick, stevedore, r, 6 Federal
Derbv Richard, chief clerk general auditor's oflace S.
P. Co., r. Oakland
Derby Thomas, mlniuK, r. 110 Ellis
Derby William, teamster Teele & Scott, r. 1702 Polk
Derby & Stronse (Chancellor Derby and Mark
Strouse) wholesaleand retail butchers, 1138-1146
Market
De Rae Edmond, saloon, r. 2418 Geary
De Beraee A. M., agent, 203 Sacramento, r. 206 Ninth
De Remee A. M. Mrs., teacher embroidery, sewing,
etc., 206 Niuth
Derenne Alphonse D., carrier The Guide, r. 655 Wash-
ington
Dereiithal Ferdinand, clerk Joseph Lessmann, r. 1248
Bush
Deretto Adrian, machinist, r. 10K7 Market
Derganz Martin, helper Bavaria Brewery
Derham Bartholomew, clerk, r. 1109 Pacific
Derham Bartholomew C, ganger U. S. Internal Reve-
nue, r. 1109 Pacific
Derham Edward, baker, r. 4593^ Tehama
Derham James, r. 4 Waller
Derham James Jr., porter and foreman Hose No. 4, r.
33 John
Derham John F., liquor saloon, 638 Broadway, and
extraman Hook and Ladder No. 2, r. 627 Broad-
way
Derham John F., deputy Sheriff, r. 11.09 Pacific
Derham Joseph, foreman cigar factory, r. 1719 Ji
Jones
Derham Joseph, shoemaker, r. 459 J^ Tehama
Derham Terrence, teamster, r. 408 Seventh
Derham William, clerk A. C. DietzA Co. and extraman
Hose No. 4, r. 1827 Stockton
Derham William A., bookkeeper Cal. Hosiery Co., r.
1109 Pacific
a^" Derham. See Durham
De Bicco Carlo E., proptr MiUno Hotel, 416 Pacific
Derlckson William J. (Derickson k Melendy) r. 335
McAllister
Derickson & Melendy (W. J. Derlckson and O. H. Mel-
endy) carpenters and builders, 335 McAllister
Deringer Andros, waiter, r. 4 Lewis
Derksen P. W., barber, r. 1 Fifth
Derler Edward, shoemaker, r. 253 Third
Derlien John, cigarmaker, r. 312 Chestnut
Derme Agostino, miller Hudson & Sheldon, r. 1610
Mason
Dermead , r. 638 Commercial
Dermody James P., porter, r. 416 Natoma
Dermody John W., clerk, r. 741 Harrison
Dermody Michael, laborer, r. 127 Shipley
Dermody Michael, laborer Pac. Gas Imp Co., r. 631 3^
Minna
Dermody Michael, teamster, r. 307 Elm Av
Dernham Albert, salesman Hecht Bros. & Co., r. 309
Powell
Derney John, teamster, r. NE cor McAllister and Ba-
ker ^
Dernlng George Y., shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 104 Thirteenth
Derognat Louis, butcher, r. 614 Broadway
Derome Edward, cook Nevada Restaurant
De Rome Louis (Whyte & De Rome) r. Oakland
De Rome Wilfred, foreman W. T. Garratt & Co.,r. 427
Sixth
De Roos Leon, commercial traveler, r. 1015 Fillmore
De Rose Albert (De Rose & Gill) r. 207 Fourth
De Rose Jules, mnfr cigars, 506 Bryant
De Rose William N., saloonkeeper, r. NE cor Post and
Central Av
De Rose & Gill (Albert De Rose and Matthew Gill)
sewing machine agents, 207 Fourth
De Rosier Charles, upholsterer, r. 39 Minns
DR. BAZAN'S
THERmO-EI^ECTRIC
RUSSIAN ai TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
WATER FILTERS,
ALL SIZES AND KINDS FOR FAUCETS.
Large Filterers with capacity for cleaning all water
used in the house, simple and cheap.
505 Kearny Street,
Telephone 315.
Plumber,
Established
De Rouen Edward, carpenter, r. W s Esntucky, bet
Sierra and Nevada
Derre August, capitalist, r. 14 Willow Av
Derr6 Julius, clerk Pac. Jewelry Co., r. 2122 Mission
Derrick Alice L. Miss, teacher South San Francisco
School, r. 705 Hyde
Derrick Andrew, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 5 Capp
Derrick Charles, cabinetmaker, r. 9 Zoe
Derrick Henry, waiter, r. 5 Capp
Derrick Jacob, waiter stmr Mary GaiTatt, r. 5 Capp
Derrick John, elevator man Silver State House, r. 5
Capp
Derrick Margaret, ianitress Girls' High School, r. 705
Hyde
Derrick Martha Mrs., r. 5 Capp
Derrick Miclianl L., assistant engineer stmr Colum-
bia, r. 705 Hyde
Derrick Richard, waiter stmr Mary Garratt, r. 5 Capp
Derrick William, waiter btmr Mary Garratt. r. 5 Capp
Derricks Henry H.. shipwright, r. Santee, nr Corea
Derricks John J., shipwright, r. cor Corea and Santee
Derry Frank, real estate, r. 721 Natoma
Derry John N., hostler, r. 22 M Bluxome
De Ruiz Albert, master mariner, r. 926 Mission
De Biissy Isaac D., lieut. -colonel U.S. A., inspector
rifle practice Dept. Cal., r. Palace Hotel
De Ruyter John E., r. 009 Sutter
Dervan E. J., salesman Eeane Bros., r. 920 Bnsh
De Ky Lorenzo, porter Belloc & Co., r. 611 Clay
De Sabla Eugene (Eugene De Sabla & Co.) office 40
California
De Sabla Eugene Jr. (Eugene De Sabla & Co.) r. 219
Geary
De Sabla Eag^ene & Co. (Eugene and Eugene
De Sabla Jr.) commission merchants and im-
porters, and sole agents Boker's Bitters, 40 Cali-
fornia
DesagneauxDominick, porter French Hospital
De Sales Benjamin, r. 824 Pacific, rear
Desauno William F., engineer, r. 3 Powell Av
De Santl Angelo, milker, r. N s Algeria, bet Potomac
and San Joaquin
De Santi Lorenzo, dairyman, N s Algeria, bet Po-
tomac and San Joaquin
Desautell Nelson, shoemaker Joseph Lucier, r. 425
Tehama
De Savllle George, dressmaker, Redfern House,
633 Market
De Saville George Mrs., dressmaker, Redfern House,
633 Market
Desbarats John, proptr Gilbert House, 824 Montgom-
ery
Desbeck John, attorney at law, 30 Montgomery Block,
r. 807 Franklin
Descalzo Giuseppe, scavenger, r. 514 Green
Descalso James R., salesman W. T. Y. Schenck, r.
1920 Howard
Descalso Luke M., boots and shoes, 42 Sixth, r. 1920
Howard
Descalso Peter C. (Nolan & Descalso) r. 1922)j How-
ard
Descovich A., cook, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Des Cormiers Charles, melter W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
Oakland
Descoulyte John, laundryman, r. 33 Chenery
Deseker John, teamster, r. 15 Gilbert
Desenfant George A., jeweler Levison Bros., r. 625Jj
Brannan
Desenfant Paul J., r. 732 Washington
Desepte Charles, bartender, r. 1231 Stockton
De Shields Benjamin, laundry office, 81 Fourth, r.
cor Victoria and Railroad Av, Ocean View
De Shiell Denwood, carpenter, r. 872 Mission
De Silveira Mme., teacher music, r. 1527 Cali-
fornia
Desimone Brothers (Salvador T. and Domenick L.)
fruits and vegetables) 702 Valencia
Desimone Charles J., engineer, r. 27 Lapidge
W. B. BANCROfT & CO
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
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Importers and Dealers in
ENOLTSH AND AMERICAN
CncaiiHlic, Uluzed and I*luiii.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
DeeimoDe Domenick L. (DeBlmone Bros.) r. 702 Va-
lencia
Deslmone Felix, fniits and vegetables, 2505 Mission
Desimone Salvador T. (Desiuione Bros.) r. 702 Va-
lencia
Desimoue Salvator J., teamster S. Levy k Co., r. 210 H
WasliinBton
J)e Size Anthony J., paiuter, r. 1 Howard Court
Dealer Peter, gardener. 1201 Hyde
Desmond Andrew, teamster Wno. Kerr, r. 913 Battery,
rear
Desmond Annie, widow, r. E s Alabama, nr Twenty-
seventh, B. H.
Desmond Annie, domestic 941 Fifteenth
Desmond Cornelius, mining, r. 2(;02 Mission
Desmond Cornelius, mate stmr Modoc
Desmond Cornelius F., boilermaker, r. 535 Howard
Desmond Daniel, bartender Mrs Mary Kennedy, r.
E 8 Kentucky, bet Sierra and Nevada
Desmond Daniel, cabinetmaker, r. 21 Garden
Desmond Daniel, carpenter, r. 9 Ferine
Desmond Daniel, groceries, 455 Clementina
Desmond Daniel P., salesman, r. 216 Seventeenth
Desmond Dennis, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E B
Tennessee, bet Sierra and Nevada
Desmond Dennis, laborer, r. 369 Jessie
Desmond Dennis, laborer, r. 512 Howard
Desmond Edward, boatman, r. 810 Battery
Desmond Ellen, widow, groceries and liquors, 318
Vallejo
Desmond Eva, laundress IT. S. Laundry
Desmond Felix, carpenter, r. 309 Bay
Desmond Felix P., carriage painter Larklns & Co.,
and eitraman Engine No. 5, r. 419 Valleio
Desmond Frederick, teamster, r. 22 Birch Av
Desmond Henry, laborer Crystal Soda Water Co., r.
309 Bay
Desmond Henry Jr., laborer, r. 309 Bay
{ Desmond Humphrey J., paperhanger, r. 211 Polk
I Desmond Humphrey P., clerk County Clerk's Oflace,
r. 628 Jessie
I Desmond James, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture
I Co., r. 1126 Folsom
; Desmond James, hostler, r. 7 Julian Av
i Desmond James, laborer, r. 216 Seventeenth
Desmond Jeremiah, cabinetmaker, r. 1126 Folsom
Desmond Jeremiah J., clerk, r. 628 Jessie
Desmond John, boatman, r. 433 Hinckley, rear
Desmond John, hackdriver. r. NE cor Twenty-fourth,
i Treat Av
Desmond John, laborer, r. 12 Miller PI, rear
Desmond John, laborer, r. 719J^ Clementina
Desmond John, night watchman S. P. Co., r. 601
Seventh
Desmond John B., salesman Moore & Murphy, r. 19?^
Langton
Desmond John F., painter, r. 455 Clementina
Desmond Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, r. 120 William
Desmond Maggie, shoefitter Kutz & Murr, r. 120
William
Desmond Mamie Miss, dressmaker, r. 369 Jessie
Desmond Mary Miss, shoefitter, r. 120 William
Desmond Mary, widow, r. 1711 Ji Clay
Desmond Michael, longshoreman, r. 1017 Battery
Desmond Patrick, r. 120 William
Desmond Patrick, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Tenn-
essee, bet Sierra and Humboldt
Desmond Patrick H., compositor Examiner, r. 6^8
I Jessie
j Desmond Thomas F., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons,
I r. SE cor Seventh and Brannan
I Desmond Timothy, deckhand stmr Modoc, r. 1614
Seventeenth
Desmond Timothy J., butcher John Muller, r. 120
: • William
I Desmond W., foundryman Pac. Rolling Mill
Desmond William, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, r.
21 Garden
Desmond William Jr., cabinetmaker, r. 21 Garden
Desmond William J., clerk Sun Insurance Co., r. 628
Jessie
Desmoulins Emile, restaurant. 814 Montgomery
Desron Rosalia, widow, r. 637 Vallejo
De Solla Abraham M., adjuster Neville & Co., r. 1211
Powell
De Solla E. Mrs., widow, r. 1414 Powell
De Soto Nash L., salesman Fratlnger & Co., r. 29 Oak
De Soto Salvador, clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo k
Co., r. 2126 Mission
Desouse Antonio, laborer, r. 531 First
Despard , portrait artist, r. 366 Natoma
De Sparr Eugene, barber, 107 Sixth, r. 23 Moss
Despoil Frank, r. 1318 Pacific
Desprez Josephine, widow, r. 332 Shipley
Desprez Philip F., liquor saloon, 3029 Sixteenth
Des Roches Louis G., gardener, r. cor Woolsey and
Tale
Desrosier Hercules, carpenter, r. Paraguay, bet Sus-
quehanna and Railroad. Av
Deseecker John, scavenger, r. 15 Gilbert
Dessel Ferdinand, laundryman, r. N s Eighth Av, b«t
Clement and Point Lobos Avs
Dessen Matilda, widow, r. 9H Freelon
Desslow Henry, sailmaker, r. 1517 Stockton
DesBouslavy Jules C, merchant, r. 1816 Devisadero
De Sta. Marina Joseph, broker, r. 1212 Turk
De St. Germain Eugene S., messenger Jacob Strahle
& Co., r. 1709 Stockton
De St. Germain Ferdinand (Jacob Strahle & Co.) r.
1517 Stockton
De St. Germain George, bookkeeper Jacob Strahle &
Co.. r. 1709 Stockton
Destruelle Jean, tanner A. Legallet, r. N s Venezuela.
bet Tombigbee and Potomac
Des Wattimes E., salesman Verdier, Moreau & Co., r.
361 Minna
Deswert Louis, draftsman Joseph Budde, r. 37 Sacra-
mento
De Tac Jules, jeweler, r. 510 Pine
De Tavel A., veterinary surgeon, 811 Howard
Detels J. H., painter, r. 231 Fifteenth
Detels John H., bartender, r. 20 Birch Av
Detels Martin (Detels & Bischoff, Detels & Schneider
and Detels, Schneider & Stellmann) r. West Oak-
land
Detels Martin Jr., salesman John Ziegenbein k Co., r.
Oakland
Detels, Schneider Si Stellmann (Martin De-
tels, Nicholas Schneider and John F. Stellman)
proprietors Anchor Saloon, 8 Sacramento
Detels William, liquor saloon, 418 Clay, r. 1000 Mont-
gomery
Detels William E., harnessmaker, r. 20 Birch Av
Detels & Schneider (Martin Detels and Nicholas
Schneider) wines and liquors, SE cor Pacific and
Davis
Detels k Bischoff (Martin Detels and John A. Bisch-
off) groceries and liquors, SE cor Harrison and
Main
Detering C, tinsmith E. Boesch k Co., r. 1210 Folsom
Detgen Annie, widow, r. 934 Howard
Detgen Angeles H., liquor saloon, NEcor Mission and
New Montgomery, r. 722 Harrison
Detgen Henry, liquor saloon, 517 East, r. 916 Mont-
gomery
Detlilefsen Nicholas D., manager lodging house, 805J4
Howard
Dethlefpon Andrew N., laborer, r- 616 Second
Dethlefson Lena Miss, finisher Stearns, Worden k
Co., r. 616 Second
Dethlefson Nels, laborer, r. 616 Second
Detjen Anna, widow, r. 934 Howard
Detjen Louis, mailing clerk News Letter, r. 934 How-
ard
Detjens George, teamster, r. NE cor Bush and Brod-
erick
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
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CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY HOUSE
ON THE PAOIFIO COAST.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
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Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.'
37 MarM St.
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DIXON'S AXLE CREASE,
DIXON'S STOVE POLISH.
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Detlow Thomas O., clerk, r. 844 Fifteenth
De Tocqiievllle Reue, capitaliBt, 217 Ssnsome
room 17, r. Frauce
Detrick Edington (Ames & Detrick) r. Alameda
Detrick Ediufiton Jr., Kalesman Ames & Detrick, r
Alameda
Detrick George F., shipping clerk Ames & Detrick, r
Alameda
«^ Detrick. See Diedrlch and Dietrich
Detroit Safe Co., S. B. Paige ti Co. agents, 116
Front
DeTroost George, canvasser D. F. Miller, r. San Pablo
Crossing
Dettelbach Morris, junk dealer, r. 104 Twenty-fifth
Dettermaun Chris, clerk B. M. Atchinson & Co., r.
Ablborn House
Dettman Ludwig (Sanders & Co.) r. 109 Webster
Dettmar Charles H., compositor, r. 11 Twenty-second
Dettmar Henry, r. G29 Clay
Dettmar Mary Mrs., lodgings, 629 Clay
Dettmer John A., night watchman, r. 630 Post
Dettmering John F., groceries and liquors, 1319 Sac-
ramento
Dettmers George W., master mariner, r. 208 M Twelfth
Dettner G. W., typecaster Palmer & Key, r.613 Powell
Dettrickson Peter, ship carpenter, r. 165 Perry
Deubler Conrad, barber, r. 1904 Mason
Deubler George, barber, 722 Montgomery Av, r. 1904
Mason
Deucher Gottfried AI. (Deucher & Kalben) r. 110
DEUCHER & KALBEF
(Gottfried M. Deuclier and Ed^vard C.
Kalben) bottlers Philadelphia Export
Lager Beer, 108-110 Jackson
Deiiprey Eugene N., attorney at law, 504 Kearny, r.
2629 Bush
Iff' Deuprey. See Dupre and Duprey
Deupson Henry, laborer, r. 529 Valencia
Deurell John A., master mariner, r. 526 Broadway
Deurjng George, cabinetmaker, r. 40M Zoe
De TJrioste Adolpb (Urruela & Urioste) r. 1916 Jackson
De Urioste George (Urruela & Urioste) r. 1916 Jackson
Deutch Isaac (L. Greenbaum) r. 110 Eddy
Deutch M. J., clerk L. Greenbaum & Co., r.l513 Geary
Deutsch Benjamin S., traveling salesman Reiss Bros.
& Co., r. 821 Eddy
Deutsch Emil, clothing mnfr, 321 Pine, r. Alameda
Deutsch Felix, stock clerk Feigenbaum & Co., r. 2802
Pine
Deutsch Ferdinand, letter carrier Post Ofllce, r. 863
Folsom
Deutsch Jacob, shoemaker, 1515 Geary
Deutsch Joseph M., groceries and liquors, S s Ran-
dall, nr Chenery, and hay and grain, NW cor
Thirtieth and Mission
Deutech Julius, harnessmaker, r. 1408 Polk
Deutsch Michael, r. 2802 Pine
Deutsch Robert W., salesman, r. 800 Ellis
Deutsch Samuel, salesman J. Samuels, r. 1408 3<S Polk
Deutsch Solomon, harnessmaker, r. 1408 Polk
Deutschcr Eva, widow, r. W s Kansas, bet Nevada
and Humboldt
JDentsrher Lloyd Marine Insurance Co. of
Berlin, Harry W. Syz agent, 410 California
Deutscher Verein, SW cor Fourth and Pioneer PI
Deuwell Joseph, baker, r. 514 Greenwich
De Vaga Edgar J., butcher, r. SEcor Hyde and Pacific
Devalle George A., janitor U. S. District Court, r. 927
Greenwich
Devalle Bartholomew, laborer, r. Tennessee, bet
Sierra and Shasta
De Valle Frank, r. 932 Pine
Devan Patrick F., packer Murphy, Grant & Co., r.8117
Mission
Devaney Domlnick, shoemaker, r. 132 Rose Av
Devaney Henry, laborer, r. 1 Fargo PI
FRATiNGER & CO.
Fine Dressmaking
105 KEAKNY STREET.
CAST IRON PIPE.
GAS and WATER PIPE
And FITTINGS of all Sizes.
w. e.TIane,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Devune.v James, porter stmr Newborn
Devaney John, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 1
Fargo PI
Devaney John, wireworker, r. 235 J4 Minna
Devaney John A., groceries and liquors, 16 Heron
Devaney Terrence, laborer, r. 235 Minna
Devany, Hopkins & Co. (Lawrence Devany, WllHam
L. aud John R. Hopkins) Golden Gate Cyclery,
E B Stanyan, bet Huight and Page
Devany Lawrence (Devany, Hopkins & Co.) r. 1190
Haight
8S^ Devany. See Devenny
De Vaugh John, cook Tripp & Turner, r. 523 Mission
De VauU Henry L., r. 1828 Post
De Vaull John (E. G. Rodolph & Co.) r. 1828 Post
D3 Vaull John Jr., bookkeeper, r. 1828 Post
De Vaull William P., fruits, 1700 Fillt«ore, r. 1828
Post
De Vecchi Paolo, i^hysician and surgeon, 700
Broadway, r. 1717 Jackson
De Vecchio Albert, butcher, 640 Post, r. 22 Lewis
Devechio Andrew, japanner W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 6 RusseH
Devechio G., japanner W. W. Montague & Co., r. 6
Russell
Devechio Joseph, laborer, r. 6 Russell
B^" Devechio. See Di Vecchio
Develan Patrick, laborer,, r. 3036 Sixteenth
Devening Henry C, physician and surgeon, r. 439
Third
Devenney H., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Devenney John, laborer, r. NW cor McAllister and
Buker
Devenney John, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., r. NW
cor Russ and Natoma
Devenney Margaret, widow, r. 835 Mission
tt^" Devenney. See Deveney and Devany
Devens R. Mrs., furnished rooms, 420 Powell
Deveny Edward W., barber, r. 1930 Stevenson
Deveny Peter, chief clerk Justices' Court, SE cor
Kearny and Washington, r. 655 Washington
Dever James, liquor saloon, 238 Tlilrd
Dever James H., meterman Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. N B
Shasta, bet Louisiana and Maryland
Dever John, teamster, r. 113 Dore
Dever John W., marblecutter, r. 11 Preston PI, rear
Dever Michael J., laborer, r. 11 Preston PI
Deverain Peter, carpenter, r. 911 Sacramento
DeVercy Amable F., real estate, r. 308 Sutter
Devere Charles H., cook, r. 10 Broadway
De Vere Frank O., clerk, r. 112 Mason
De A'ere Jane Mrs., r. 118 Ellis
Deverell Richard, porter H. Plagemann & Co., r. 1217
Pacific
Devereaux , r. 1037 M Market
Devereux Johanna Mrs., r. 787 Folsom
Devereux John P., r. 260 Tehama, rear
Devery John, laborer, r. 1516 Leavenworth
De Veuve Clarence, clerk J. H. Sayre. r. 1216 Laguna
De Veuve Henry, consulting engineer, 328 Montgom-
ery, room 15, r. 1216 Laguna
De Veuve Henry Jr., cashier J. B. T. Davis & Son, r.
1216 Laguna
De Veuve James H., special agent Jacobs k Easton, r.
1216 Laguna
De Veuve Prentiss A., salesman Haskell & Muegge, r.
1216 Laguna
Devey John, laborer, r. 221 Langton
Devillers Edward, laundryman, r. 613 Ji Stockton
De Villiers Thomas, lather, r. 119 ^ Ivy Av
De Vincent Albert G., salesman Cohnreich Bros., r.
SE cor Green and Mason
De Vincent Henry A., clerk, r. SE cor Green and Ma-
son
Devincenzi Domenico, fruit peddler, r. 1527 Powell
Devincenzi Domenico, scavenger, r. 11 Boardman PI
Devincenzi Oaetano, teacher music, r. 527 Green
Devincenzi J. B., r. 1518 Howard
JOHN HAMMOND
26
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mannfactnrer of every deserlption of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
48 to SO Beale Street, San Francisco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker, ^^'-^^^at:f/'6A"5ifl4*e«?eT*^'
DEV
402
DEW
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMP0BTEB3 OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 311. 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STREET
QQ
Devincenzi John, scaveDger, r. 429 Broadway
DevinceDzi Luigi, laborer, r. 7 Hinckley
Devine , r. 871 Market
Devine Andrew, fireman, r. 129 Folsom
Devine Cella, domestic 2418 Mission
Devine Edward C, bookkeeper Henry Doyle & Co., r.
Oakland
Devine Edward P., compositor Alta, r. 551 }< Minna
Devine Francis P., bookkeeper, r. 706 Fifteenth
Devine Frank J., clerk Nolan Bros., r. 1615 Turk
Devine H. Mrs., groceries, NE cor Bryant and Juni-
per
Devine Henry, cook, r. 38 Harriet
Devine Howard M., real estate, r. 13 Salmon
Devine James (James Devine & Co.) r. 1523 Washing-
ton
Devine James, carpenter, r. E s Tennessee, bet Butte
and Solano
Devine James, fireman tug Jos. H. Kedmond. r. 41
Pacific
Devine James, hostler Wells, Fargo fc Co., r. 18 Webb
Devine James & Co. (James Devine and Phil-
lip S. Hunter) druggists and apothecaries, 238
Kearny
Devine James H. (Devine 4 Larkin) r. 118 Page
Devine James H., driver, r. lt)()4 Bush
Devine James J., cardriver, r. 1300 ^ Stockton
Devine James P., clerk Tax Collector's Office, r. 927
Valencia
Devine James P., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill k Stet-
son, r. 1G15 Turk
Devine Jane, widow, r. 320 Vallejo
De-vine Julin, chemist and apothecary, SE cor
Clay and Kearny, r. 659 Clay
Devine John, laborer, r. 31'. Clay
Devine John, tailor, r. 52 Minna
Devine John, tailor, r. 211 Tehama
Devine John, varnisber, r. 16 Decatur
Devine John D., mattressmaker, r. 1040 York
Devine Juhn P., r. 1040 York
Devine Lena Miss, teacher public schools, r. 711 Jones
Devine Mark A., messenger, r. 927 Valencia
Devine Nathan, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Devine Nicholas B., warehouseman, r. 16 Decatur
Devine Patrick, laborer, r. 871 Market
Devine Patrick, shoemaker, r. 52 Louisa
Devine Patrick, winter, r. 415M Natoma
Devine Patrick, waiter, r. 909 Folsom
Devine Peter W., teamster, r. 2323 Mason
Devine Robert J., compositor Alta, r. 551 M Minna
Devine Sylvester A., with Market St.RK.,r. 927 Va-
lencia
Devine Thomas, r. 927 Valencia
Devine Thomas, laborer, r. 222?:i Ritch
Devine Thomas, peddler, r. 443 Clementina, rear
Device Timothy Jr., barber G. Held, r. Ill Clipper
Devine William, boilermaker Risdon L and L. Works,
r. 411 Tehama
Devine William H., upholsterer Pac. Spring and Mat-
tress Co., r. 1040 York
Devine .t Larkin (James H. Devine and Dennis Lar-
kin) marbleworks, 1727 Market
DevismeB.? Louis H., policeman, r. 1812 Jessie
Devitt Edward, detective, r. 113 Stockton
Devitt .lames, teamster, r. 1020 Kearny
Devitt Pi ter, clerk, r. 26 John
Devitt Thomas, shoemaker, r. 288 Union
mr Devitt. See De Witt
Devlin Brothers (James F. and Edward P.) dairymen.
Mission Road, nr Six Mile House
Devlin Charles, heater Pac. Rolling Mill, r. S 8 Sierrs,
bet Michigan and Georgia
Devlin Charles J. I., architect 330 Pine, rooms 22-23,
r. 1812 Dnpont
Devlin David, blacksmith, r. 621 California
Devlin Duncan, engineer, r. 717 Howard
Devlin Edward P. (Devlin Bros.) r. Mission Road, nr
Six Mile House
Devlin Edward, laborer, r. 1001 Battery, rear
Devlin Edward, laborer S. F. Gas Li«ht Co., r. E 8
Washington Av, bet Precita Av and Twenty-eighth
Devlin Edward, laborer Union Iron Works, r. SE cor
Shasta and Illinois
Devlin Felix R., salesman Armea k Dallam, r. 115
Page
Devlin Frank, teamster Bernard Lagan, r. 222 Seven-
teenth
Devlin Frank H.. clerk H. M. Newhall & Co., r. 2116
Bush
Devlin Henry, r. 11 >4 Welsh, rear
Devlin Henry, longshoreman, r. 33 Jessie
Devlin Hngh, laborer Lobos Square Packing House
Devlin James, contractor, r. 1812 Dupont
Devlin James, painter, r. 1924 Filbert
Devlin James A., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 217 Clars
Devlin James F. (Devlin Bros.) r. Mission Road, nr
Six Mile House
Devlin James J., cooper Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 66
Clementina
Devlin James P., jeweler Levison Bros., r. 66 Clem-
entina
Devlin James S., salesman H. M. Heynemann, r. 115
Page
Devlin Jane, widow, r. 11)4 Welsh, rear
Devlin John, clerk Armes b Dallam, r. 115 Page
Devlin John, dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
1924 Filbert
Devlin John, laborer, r. 145 Silver
Devlin John, laborer, and extraman Hose No. 8
Devlin John, tinsmith Black Point
Devlin John F., clerk, r. 442 Fifth
Devlin John J., carriage washer T. J. Hamilton, r.
2(»}^ Harriet
Devlin John P., calker, r. 309 Main
Devlin Mark, driver Cal. Dairy
Devlin Mary, widow, r. 115 Page
Devlin Michael, longshoreman, r. 250 Clementina
Devlin Winnifred. r. 1012M Florida
Devoe Be-njamin O., r. 1116 Powell
Devoe Edward, printer, r. 1517 Polk
Devon House, 1139 Market and 23 Turk
Devoto Americo, bookkeeper A. GalU & Co., r. 502
Washington
Devoto Antonio, fruits and produce, 1529 Pow-
ell, r. 705 Green
Devoto David, bakery, 134 Eighth
Devoto David, coal dealer, r. 208 Townsend, rear
Devoto G., laborer, r. 1718 Stockton
Devoto James, clerk, r. 705 Green
De Voto John, baker, r. 415 Union
Devoto John P., clerk, r. 705 Green
Devoto Josepn, teamster Benedetto Cereghlno, r. 430
Ptfcific
Devoto Michael (Devoto & Brichetto) r. 148^ Minns
Devoto S Brichetto (Michael Devoto and Louis G.
Brichetto) fruits and vegetables, 127 Third, and
bakery and ci ffee saloon, 109 Third
Devoy Harry, butcher, r. 1227 Hayes
Devoy Patrick, roofer, r. 537 Sacramento
Devrieze Jean Mrs. (J. Jacquemet & Co.) r. Ocean
House Road, nr Farley's Comer
De Wall Bernhard, butcher South S. F. Packing and
Provision Co.,r. Trinidad, bet Savannah and
Platte
Dewalt George A., machinist, r. 14 Grant Av
Dewans Michael, watchman, r. 1311 Pacific
Dewar Daniel, cook, r. 109 Minna
Dewar Donald, bandsawyer Miller & Hamilton, r.
306^ Twenty-first
Dewar James, with Jason Spiringer 4 Co., r. 306)i
Twenty-first
Dewar James J., cook, r. 315 Minna
Dewar John, clerk, r. 636 Commercial
Dewar John, with Edward Newman, r. Oakland
Dewar Peter, salesman Dalziel & Moller, r. 319 T*.
hama
«4
UNDERWEAR
THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
ORIENT lis. Co. OF HARTFORD i
Capital,
Assets,
$1,000,000
$1,551,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SEZTON, Asrt. Jfcnigw.
tilCKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
DEW
403
DIB
Dewar Robert M.. niillhand Jason Springer & Co., r.
306 54 Twenty- first
Dewar William, stonecutter McLennan & Redmond,
r. 216 Golden Gate At
Dewcett Gedrtje. engineer, r. 1571 Kearny
Deweese Cornelius Jr., merchant, r. y219 Devieadero
Dtwen John, cook, r. .521 Mission
Dewer Roderick, engineer, r. 711 Van Ness Av
Dewer Ksitie Miss, seamslreas, r. 711 Van Ness Av
Dewey Alfred T. (Dewey & Co.) r. Oakland
Dewey Edward P., compositor Dewey fc Co., r. 12 Oak
Dewey Fred. V., compositor Call, r. 1424 Powell
Dewey Frederick H., commercial editor Call, r. 429
Eddy
Dewey Josiab A., cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture
Co., r. 1228 Alabama
Dewey Knte C, widow, r. 927 Post
Dewey Robert P., machinist, r. 348 Fourth
Dewey Russell E., r. 429 Eddy
Dewey William P., mining, 310 Pine, r. Union Club
Dewey William T., compositor Dewey & Co., r. 514
Montgomery Av
Dewey Willis A., physician, 36 Geary, r. 908 Sutter
Dewey & Co. (Alfred T. Dewey and Warren B.
Ewer) publishers and wood and photo engravers,
252 Market
Dewey «!fc Co. (Alfred T. Dewey, Warren B. Ewer
and George H. Stmnj:) American and foreign pat-
ent agents, 252 Market
De Weys William D. M., steward, r. 1005 Stockton
Dewing Amasa J., superintendent piano factory The
J. Dewing Co., r. 1710 Sacramento
Dewing Archibald A., collection teller Pacific Bank,
r. Oakland
Dewing^ Co. Tlie J., J. Dewing president, M. S.
Dewing vice-president, W. L. Oge secretary and
treasurer. Publishers, importers, school furnish-
ers and manufacturers pianos and organs, 420-422
Bush
De-tvin^ James, president The J. Dewing Co.,
420-422 Bush, r. Oakland
Dewing Madison S., vice-president The J. Dewing
Co., 420-422 Bush, r. 3017 Calilornia
Dewing Mary, widow, r. 1005 California
Dewing S., collector The J. Dewing Co., r. Oakland
De Winter William W^, naval architect, r. N e Precita
Av, nrFolsom, B. H.
De Wismer Henry, carpenter, r. 6 Polk Lane
De Wit Albert G., copyibt S. F. Savings Union, r. 17
Pearl
De Wit Cornelius, machinist Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
17 Pearl
De Wit John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 155 Dore
De Witt Andrew, carpenter, r. 702 Brannan
Dewitt Arthur W. (M. DeWitt k Co.) r. 733 Folsom
De W^tt Daulel D., clerk, r. 178 Minna
De Witt Frederic M., salesman C. Beach, r. 2 Helen
De Witt James, bookkeeper James De La Monttnya,
r. Oakland
DeWitt James C. (De Witt & McCausland) r. 2 Helen
Dewitt M. & Co (Mortimer and Arthur W. Dewitt)
groceries, 221 Third
Dewitt Mortimer (Dewitt & Harris and M. Dewitt &
Co.) r. 653 Folsom ^
Detvitt T. Byron, physician and surgeon; and
druggist, NW cor Kentucky and Butte
Dewitt William L., boarding, St. Thomas, bet Alle-
ghaney and St. Lawrence
Dewitt & Harris (Mortimer Dewitt and William F.
Harris) groceries, 216 Sixth
De Witt & McCausland (James C. De Witt and W. K.
McCausland) carpenters, 320 Jackson
a&'De Witt. See Devitt
De Wolf Charles, engineer, r. 308 Beale
De Wolf Charles, piledriver, r. 45 Louisa
De Wolf Mary E., widow, r. 12 Powell Av, B.H.
De Wolf William M. (Greenwood & De Wolf) r. 2237
Jackson
LEftD PIPE, SOLDER, TIN
AND SHEET LEAD.
r.ea<i Work of all kinds -well done.
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIER]nO-El,RCTRIC
RUSSIAN M TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis GiveL
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
Plumber,
Established 1S60.
505 Kearny Street.
Telephone 315.
De Wulf Bernard J., sign painter, r. 233 Fourth
Dexter Ada Mi'^s, r. .518 Golden Gate Av
Dixter Ijijijjaiiiiii, se injuu. r. lo44 Market
Dexter Charles H., clerk, r. 804 Webster
Dexter Dennis, watchman, r. 26 Page
Dexter Eben H., teamster C. B. Rode, r. 8 Freelon
Dexter Frank, driver, r. 331 Minna
Dexter Henry S. (Heathcote, Dexter & Co.lr.Napa Co.
Dexter Hermann F., cashier Dewey & Co., r. 404 Capp
Dexter Hnrace W. B., teamster freight depot 8. P. Co.,
r. 1616 Buchanan
Dexter Jane, widow, seamstress, r. 9 Vandewater
Dexter Margaret E., r. 1829 Webster
Dexter N. Mrs., r. 520 Golden Gate Av
Dexter Nelson F.. speculator, r. 102 Fifth
Dexter S. Mrs., boarding, 534 Bush
Dexter William H., drayman Ross & Hewlett, r. 851
Folsom
Dey Richard V., office 7 Nevada Block, r. Virginia
City,Nev.
Devchant Francis, clerk, r. 1618 Powell
Deyl Otto F. W., cellarman Kohler & Frohling, r. 1027
Hampshire
Deymore Henry, shoecutter, r. 540 Howard
De Young John, expressman, r. 524 Eighteenth
De Young Louis, bartender, r. 741 Natoma
De Youngr Michel H., proprietor San Francisco
Chrouicle, NE cor Kearny and Bush, r. 1919 Cali-
fornia
De Zildo Ralph (De Zaldo, Sturtevant & Co) r. 1118
Filbert
De Zaldo, Sturtevant & Co. (Ralph De Zaldo and
Charles W. Sturtevant) Spanish-American Mer-
cantile Agency, 803 Montgomery
Dezanx A. P. Mrs., r. 26 Anna
Dezirello Domenico, fruits and vegetables, 1817 Union
Dezney William, cabinetmaker, r. 621 Gut-rrero
Dheillg Alfred J., letter carrier Post Office, r. 614
Bush
Dheilig John H., r. 1515 Mission
Dhilo Charles A., with Sutro & Co., r. 519 Golden
Gate Av
Dhome Frank, coachman, r. 424 Eddy
Dhue Hannah Miss, dressmaker, r. 840 Harrison
Dhue James, band sawyer S.F. Furniture Factory, r.
840 Harrison
Dhue John, stonecutter, r. 840 Harrison
Dhue Roderick, special policeman, r. 1414 Church
Diamant Leopold, olfice 107 Battery, r. 1509 Larkin
Diamond E Iward F., solicitor Cal. Transfer Co., r.
183 Jessie
Diamond John, laborer, r. 166 Tehama
Diamond John Jr., blacksmith, r. 166 Tehama
Diamond Joseph L, lauudryman. r. 9t6 Mission
Diamond Michael, tailor, r. 614 Kearny
Diamond Palace, A. Andrews proprietor, 221
Montgomery
l»"Diamond. See Diamant, Diraon and Dlmond
Dianda John, cook J. C. Mikulich. r. 19 Prescott
Diard Joseph F.. gtrdener, r. 25.16 Mission
Diathmanu William F., silesman, r. 2622 Gough
Diaz Auguste, cook, r. 119 Jackson
Diaz Floreni e, clgarraaker Sander Hoffman, r. Orcen
bet Powell and Mason
Diaz Manuel F., clerk, r. 1016 Powell
Diflz Michael, tailor David Seller, r. 540 Minna
Diaz Peter, clerk, r. 826 Pacific
Diaz Ravmoud, master mariner, r. 1419 Mason
lerOiaz. SeeDiez
Dibbern J. Henry (Manheim, Staples & Co., and
Manheim, Dibbern k Co.) r. 29 Grant Av
Dibbiu May, dressmaker, r. 512 Fourth
Dibble Frau( e.'», chambermaid Chicago Hotel
Dibble Henry C. assistant U. S. Attorney, U. S. Ap-
praisers' Blilg, third floor, r. 1719 Clay
Dibble Milo, clerk, r. 1719 Clay
Dibblee Alliert, shipping and commission mer-
chant, 30 California, r. San Rafael
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS, ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE 1.ARGKST BUSINESS
OF ANY AMERICAN COMPANY.
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FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Trimniing^s
a. Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Dibblee William, r. 1718Dupont
Dibert Lloyd C, millwright Capitol Mills, r. 121J<}
Silver
Dicaud Joseph, proptr Federal Hotel, 1205 Stockton
Dice John, master mariner, r. 21 Louisa
Dicella Mercedes, fruits, NW cor Vallejo and Powell
Picey Levi, machinist Wm. Deacon, r. ioll Mission
Dick Alexander, molder, r. 512 Howard
Dick Byron C, special agent Sun Insurance Co., 428
California, r. Oakland
Dick Charles, machinist, r. 912 Sixteenth
Dick Edward, r. 1308 Mission
Dick n. J. (Dick & Pagander), r. 3 Central PI
Dick James, laborer, r. f>:^l Sacramento
Dl.k John, baker, r. 39 Minna
Dick Robert D., engineer, r. 726 Minna
Dick Sarah A., widow, r. 2 Fair Oaks
Dick William, r. 108^ Francisco
Dick William H., clerk freight auditor's oflBce S. P.
Co., r. 726 Minna
Dick & Pagander (D. J. Dirk and Gnstave W. Pagan-
der) dealers clams and oysters, 83 California
Market
: Dickerly John, carpenter, r. 118 Fulton
: Dickerson Grant A., r. 230 Kearny
, Dickerson Henry, butcher, junction Market, Van Ness
Av and Oak, r. 115 Page
Dickerson James, machinist Empire Foundry, r. 471
Folsom
! Dickey Clarence, clerk, r. 606 Shotwell
Dickey J. Frank, clerk Redington & Co., r. cor Sixth
Av and D
Dickey James R., r. 802 Jones
Dickie Brothers (John W. and James) naval machin-
ists and shipbuilders. 252 Spear
Dickie George W., manager Union Iron Works, r. San
Mateo
Dickie James (Dickie Bros.) r. E 8 Pennsylvania Av,
bet Solano and Butte
Dickie John W. (Dickie Bros.) r. E s Pennsylvania
Av, bet Solano and Butte
Dickie William, ship carpenter, r. NE cor Butte and
Pennslvvania Av
! 8^ Dickie. See Dickey
j Dickins Edmund T., Assistant U. S. Coast and Geo-
detic Survey, r. 2708 Bush
Dickins T. S., cashier Christy k Wise. r. 19U Broad-
way
Dickins Walter, bookkeeper William J. Adams, r. 903
Sutter
I Dickinson August, buttonhole worker, r. 424 Vallejo,
rear
Dickinson Charles H., policeman, r. 720 Ellis
Dickinson Elizabeth Mrs., groceries and liquors, SW
cor California and Leavenworth
Dickinson Frederick G., operator Pac. Postal Tel. Co.,
, r. 215 Jones
Dickinson Frank E., clerk, r. 1010 M Leavenworth
i Dickinson Harvey, buttonhole worker, r. 424 Vallejo,
I rear
Dickinson James, clerk, r. 129 Ridley
j Dickinson James K.. porter 1001 Pine
Dickinson John H., attorney at law, 402 Mont-
gomery, rooms 16-17, r. 2021 California
Dickinson John J., commercial traveler Napa Valley
Wine Co., r. 1010!^ Leavenworth
Dickinson Robert, seaman, r. 13 Clay
j Dickinson Robert D.. doorkeeper S. F. Stock and Ex-
I change Board, 327 Pine, r. 708 Taylor
, Dickinson Robert E., cofifee saloon, 232 )< Montgomery,
i r. 16 Hill
j Dickinson Stanhope, r. 76Natoma
j Di.kinson W. L., r. Palace Hotel
1 fl^" Dickinson. See Dickenson, Dickerson, Dickson
Dixon and Dixson
i Dickman Charles J. (Dickman, Jones & Hettrich) r.
I 718 Howard
Dickman Henry, r. 280 Minna
DICKMAN, JONES & HETTRICH ,c.a„„
J. Dickman, Geor/^fe Jonex n ml Michael
Hettrich) lithogfrapliera, 53% Cominer*
cial
Dickson David, r. 266 Brannan
Di. kson David M.. butcher, 235 Third, r.2937 Howard
Dickson, De Wolf «fc Co. (Edward D. Heatley,
Edwin Wotten and Ernent L. Heatley) importing,
shipping and coinoiission merchants, 412-414
Battery
DickKon Frank W. (Mailliard & Dickson) r. NW cor
Baker and Haight
Dickson George, plumber, r. 636 Ninth
Dickson George, janitor Shield's Bldg, r. .536 Ninth
Dickson Henry M., teamster, r. 32« Brannan
Dickson James, stevedore, r. Boyce, nr Geary
Dickson James Porter Rwv., acting pastor
Central Presbyterian Tabernacle, r. 1123 Scott
Dickson John, millhaud Miller & Hamilton, r. Ala-
meda
Dickson John F., liquor saloon, 107 Fifth, r. 765H
Howard
Dickson John M., captain IT. 8. A., post surgeon
Fort Mason
Dickson K., teamster, r. 328 Brannan
Dickson Laura E. Mrs., dressmaking. 1909 Fillmore
DICKSON ROBERT, ,n.„.^,
London Assurance Corporation (Lon-
don) Northern Assurance Co. |L<ondon>
^ueen Insurance Co. (Liverpool) Con-
necticut Fire Insurance Co. (Hartford)
office, 441 California, r. NW cor Haight
and Baker
Dickson Thomas, r. 913 Montgomery
Dickson Thomas F , carpenter, r. 620 Ji Linden Av
Dickson William, compositor Spirit of the Times, r.
517 Tflylor
Dicus William H., seaman, r. 1940 J^ Mission
e^ Dickson. See Dickenson, Dickerson, Dickinson,
Dixon and Dixson
Diddy Richard, poultry dealer, r. 1516 Turk
Didier A. D.. cutter Greenebaum, Weil and Michaels,
r. 80 Jessie
Didier August, waiter Gruen k Heydenaber, r. 713
Clementina
DIEBOLD SAFE AND LOCK CO,
W. B. Scarborough Si Co. Pacific Coast
agents. 130 Front
Dieck Edward, cabinet maker S. k G. Gump, r. 745
Minna
Dieckhoff Edward, r. 433 Second
Dieckmann Gustave, bookkeeper John H.Dieckmann,
r. 1304 Powell
Dieckmann Hermann H. (Dieckmann k Rahlmann)
r. SW cor Tenerifife and Railrord Av
Dieckmann John, engineer Cal. Glue Works, r. SW cor
Teneriffe and Railroad Av
Dieckmann John, woodturner Charles M. Plum k
Co., r. 613 J^ Linden Av
Dieckmann John H., commission merchant, 124 Cali-
fornia, r. Oakland
DiecffVuan Peter, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. S »
Sierra, bet Indiana and Minnesota
Dieckmann k Rahlmann (Hermann H. Dieckmann
and Henry F. Rahlmann) groceries and liquors,
SW cor Tenerifle and Railroad Av
Diederich Henry, bakery. 2206 Bush
Diedrich Emil. "blacksmith, r. 28 Clinton
Diedrich Louis, cook. r. 34M Zoe
t^ Diedrich. See Detrick and Dietrich
Diedrichs Herman, groceries and liquors, 321
Bryant, cor Rincon PI
Dledrichsen A., shipyardman Union Iron Works
Diedrlchsen Frederick, rigger, r. 325 Twenty-seventh
Diedrichsen Hans C. waiter, r. 423 Waller
WINDOW_SHADES.
Plain, Fringed, Decorated and Embroidered Shades
made to order in any size or style.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MAEKET STEEET,
NEST ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
en IDCC CYTDA RDV' Oi most delicate flavor aud the only true) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
LOLIlOL LA I nA Unl IChampagneproducedintUeUuitedStates. j 530 WASHnTOTOlT STSEET.
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Diedrichsen P., shipyard man Union Iron Works
Diedricbsen William, port captain Shipowners' and
Merchants' Tug Boat Co., Vallejo St. Wharf, r.
61.') Jones
Diederling Louis, cook, r. 231 Fifteenth
Diefeubacher George, barber, 911 )i Larkin, r. 3 Ce-
dar Av
Dieffeubacher William (Diefifenbacher & Wihl) r. 2112
Sutter
Dieffeubacher .t Wihl (William Dieffenbacher and
Gustave Wihl) mufrs' agents, 318 Front
Diehl H. A., broker Cal. wines and brandies, r. 218
Stockton
Diehl Michael H., shipping clerk Oliver Chilled Plow
Works, r. 7til Harii.'ion
Diehl P., vuruisher Friedrichs & Gercke, r. 233 Four-
teenth V
i^' Diehl. See Deal
Diehm George, liquor saloon, 222 Washington, r. Sll^i
Jessie
Dieks Henry, groceries and liquors, NW cor Brannan
aud Clinton
Diel Carl, upholsterer, r. 2437 Mission
Dieling Frederick, grocer, r. 507 Ash Av
Diemer John, liquor saloon, 657 Washington, r. 91-1
Jackson
Dienut Charles, saddler Main & Winchester, r. 218
Eddy
Dieust Charles F. Jr., bartender John Schaer, r. 815
Valencia
DIEPENBROCK BROTHERS & DOEIN&
(Melcliior and Franz J. Diepeii brock,
and Carl A. Doeingr) job printers and
publishers Tlie Californisclie Volks-
freund, 1049 Market
Diepeubrock Charles, r. 13115}^ Golden Gate Av
Diepenbrock Franz J. (Diepeubrock Bros. & Doeing)
r. cor Tweuty-sixth and Fair Oaks
Diepeubrock Melchior (Diepeubrock Bros. &Doeingl
r. cor Twenty-i<ixth and Fair Oaks
Diepon Herman, bartender, r. 415 Natoma
Dierel John, laborer John Wielaud Brewing Co., r.
1012 Folsom
Diercking Louis H., teacher music, r. 3 Fulton
Diercks Frederick, teamster, r. W s Rhode Island, bet
Alameda and Channel
Diercks Henry, carpenter, 509 Bush, r. Oakland
B^" Diercks. See Dierks aud Dxrcks
Dierks Claus, driver Enterprise Brewery, r. 2740 Six-
teenth
Dierks John P.. shipcarpenter. r. 18 First
Dierks Theodor, undertaker, 957 Mission
Dierks William, waiter Park Hotel
8^ Dierks. See Diercks and Dircks
Diers Charles, r. 729 Turk
Diers Frederick, salesman Jacob Strahle & Co., r.
155 H Shipley
Diers Henry, liquor saloon, NW cor Davis and Sacra-
meuto, r. 7-!y Turk
Diers Peter M., pressman C. A. Murdock & Co., r. 729
Turk
Dierwaechter Ernst, maltbter John Wieland Brewing
Co., r. 536 Howard
Dies Anton, r. 825 Post, rear
Dies Mary A., widow, r. 722 Lombard
Dies Rose, waiter, r. 722 Lombard
Dieser Julius^., blacksmith, r. 18^5 Washington Av
Dieser Lotta Miss, furtewer, r. 18 V^ Washington Av
Diess Edmund, bartender Churles Loesch, r. 8 Derby
Diess Gottlieb, butcher Black Point Packing House
Dieter Philip, groceries aud liquors, 1606 Mission
Dieterich Albert, engineer S. P. Co., r. 130 Julian Av
Dieterlch Christian, truss manufacturer, r. 406 Twen-
tieth
Dieterich H., cook, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Dieterlch Joseph, shoemaker, 513 Bryant
Dieterle Adolph, barber E. Barnickel, r. 513 Third
FRATINGER & CO.
LADIES' SUITS
OF ALL LESCEIPTIONS.
105 KEAKXY STREET.
THE LATEST IMPROVED
PATENT WWER CLOSETS.
SANITARY SEWER CAS TRAPS
Put in by skilled workmen,
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Dieterle Pauline, widow, r. 90 Federal
Dietle Cliarles, prize bootmaker, 235 Bush, r. 234
P»ge
Dietrich Adam H., doorkeeper TivoU Opera House, r.
109 Taylor
Dietrich August, paperhanger, r. 1232 Stockton
Dietrich Augustus F., canvasser, r. 2719 Folsom
Dietrich Caspar (Barthels k Dietrich) r. 8)4 Wetmore
PI
Dietrich Charles, groceries and liquors, SE cor Golden
Gate Av aud Fillmore
Dietrich Frank (Dietrich Je Gerken) r. NW cor Sutter
and Devlsadero
Dietrich George, brewer, r. 1428 Mission
Dietrich William A., r. 34 Austin
Dietrich William K., clerk, r. 1701 Gotigh
Dietrich & Gerkeu (Frank Dietrich and Fred Gerken)
groceries and liquors, NW cor Sutter and Devlsa-
dero
e^ Dietrich. See Detrick and Diedrich
Dietsch Frank E. (G. Dietsch & Son) r. 115 Twenty-
.^ixth
Dietsch G. & Son (Gottlieb, Frank E. and Loais) tan-
ners, 115 Tweuty-sixth
Dietsch Gottlieb (G. Dietsch & Son) r. 115 Twenty-
sixth
Dietsch Louis (G. Dietsch & Son) r. 115 Twenty-sixth
Dietterle Frank, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 751
Capp
Dietterle George, salesman Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r.
4U0J4 Capp
Dietterle M»ry H , widow, r. 751 Capp
l^" Dietterle. See Dieterle
Dletz A. C. & Co. (Alfred C. Dietz and Charles G.
Clinch I m:inufacturersaud importers paints, oils,
glass, varuish, lubricating and illumiuatiug oils,
etc., 9 Front
Dietz Alfred C. (A. C. Dietz & Co.) r. Oakland
Dietz Catherine, widow, r. 853 Folsom. rear
Dietz Charlec, chief cook J. Straub, r. 173 Minna
Dietz Charles L., clerk A. C. Dietz & Co., r. Oakland
Dietz Charles L., longshoreman, r. 24 Garden
Dietz Ferdiuand, lamplighter, and extraman Engine
No. 14, r. 7 Oak
Dietz Frank E., mining secretary, room 8, S. F.
Stock and Exchange Bldg, r. 2115 Scott
Dietz Frank X., watchmaker Isidore Haendel, r. Oak-
land
Dietz Frederick, confectioner, r. 13 M Freelon
Dietz John, bartender P. Roggenkamp, r. 243 Fifth
Dietz John E., baker stmr Columbia, r. 13H Freelon
Dieutch Antone, cook, r. 1938 Mission
Diez Cavetauo C, cigar mnfr, 409 Washington
Diez Phillip, glassblower S. F. and Pac. Glass Works,
r. 756 Bryant
i^" Diez. See Diaz
Diflev Peter, r. 340 Page
Diftot Alphonse, cashier U, S. Panorama Co., r. 127
Montgomery
Digges Alice (Eva E. & Alice Digges) r. 1007 Union
Digges Eva E. (Eva E. k Alice Digges) r. 1007 Dnion
Digges Eva E. .^: Alice, typewriters and copyists, 606
Montgomery
Diggins .Augustus C, contractor, r. 2420 Sutter
Diggius Brothers (Augustus C, Byron and Julius C.)
contractors, 528 Oalifornia, room 6
Diggins Byron (Digains Bros.) r. 2412 Sutter
Diggins Eliza, widow, r. 2420 Sutter
Diggins Julius C. (Diggius Bros.) r. 2420 Sutter
Diggles Henry E., bookkeeper William Kerr, r. 510
Geary
Diggs John B., clerk Huntington, Hopklnsfc Co.,r.
7.<6 Capp
Diggs William H,. r. 736 Capp
Dignan Francis, calker, r. 42 Spear
Dignan Hnrbert, salesman J. P. Dignan, r. 227 Leav-
enworth
Dignau James, hostler Omnibus RR.. r. 21 Bruce PI
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
ManufacturtT of overr deKoription of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS,
42 tu 5U Beale Street, Siau Fraiicisco.
•W/ Q n'^^-n <B2 TRFMAIV, ISHAM & HOOKER, Agents for the Celebrated
▼V ag'OnS. KCZa^OW ikon AXIi£ WACiONS. 4!il-4g7 Market Street,
DIG
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTERS or
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Difjiian John, fireman S. F. Gas Liglit Co.
Di^nan John P., merchant tailor, 1055 Market
Di^nan Michael H., druggist, r. 71(i Montgomery
Dignim Tljomae, printer Bacon & Co., r. 21 Bruce PI
Dijcau Alexandt-r (Weltz & Dijeau) r. 711 Brannan
Dijeau Pefer, shipcalker, r. 711 Brannan
Dikeman Daniel S., agent, r. 7 Hyde
t^ Dikeman. See Deckman and Dykeman
Dilernia Giuseppe, candymaker I. AUegrettI k Co., r.
519 BuHh
Dilbiinco Nathan, office 526 Market, r. 1006 Van Ness
Av
Dilges Jacob, r. 714 Bryant
Dill George H., commercial traveler, r. 1218 Ellis
Dill Gertrude, widow, r. N 8 Twenty-fifth, bet Noe
and Castro
Dill John P., printer, r.N s Twenty-fifth bet Noe
and Castro
Dill John W., seaman, r. 1519k Mason
Dilla T. H.,stovemounter W. W. Montague & Co., r.
Alameda
Dillard Itufus, stock dealer (Silver Lake, Or.) r. 13
Van Ness Av
Dillenback John W., captain Battery A, Ist Artillery,
U.S. A.,r. Presidio
Dillenburg Michael, machinist, r. 909 Eighteenth
Diller Edward T., hackman, r. 330 Langton
Diller Joseph, canraaker TV. W. MoLtague & Co.
Dillman John, painter, r. 1019 Market
Dillmann George (Becker & Dillmann) r. Nebraska,
bet Humboldt and Nevada
Dillon Anna, domestic 456 Bryant
Dillon Annie, widow, r. 1503 Mason
Dillon Annie, widow, r. 2314 Mason
Dillon B., cardriver, r. 201 Third
Dillon Bridget Mrs., groceries, r. 509^ Stevenson
Dillon Charles, laborer Coos Bay Stave and Lumber
Co., r. 9J^ Garden
Dillon Charles M., salesman, r. 753 Howard
Dillon David, teamster, r. 1 Maria
Dillon David M., grlpman Market St. ER., r. 788
Twenty-fourth
Dillon Edward (Dillon & Co.) 310 California
Dillon Edward, driver N. B. and M.ER.. r. 9M Garden
Dillon Edward, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 517
Octavia
Dillon Edward Jr. (Dillon & Co.) r. Newberry Station,
Berkeley
Dillon Esther Mrs., groceries, 172 Minna
Dillon George B., compositor Bulletin, r. 597 Linden
Av
Dillon Henry, liquor saloon, 1618 San Jose Av
Dillon Hotel The, Peter F. Dillon proprietor, 612
MiHBion
Dillon Ida Mrs., r. 753 Howard
Dillon James, laborer, r. 252 Tehama
Dillon James, porter, r. 320M Ivy Av
Dillon James, porter Harrison & Co., r. 1503 Mason
Dillon James, fireman, r. 629 Front
Dillon James Jr., plasterer, r. 32ii>4 Ivy Av
Dillon James B., coachman, r. 6 Collins
Dillon James B., real estate, r. 597 Linden Av
Dillon James G., teamster, r. 220 Ritch
Dillon J. E., yardmaster C. P. RR., r. 150 Fourth
Dillon Jeremiah, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. "W s
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shanta
Dillon John, liquor saloon, Nebraska, nr Army
Dillon John, teamster, r. 1 Maria
Dillon John J., witU Joseph C. Jennings & Co., r. 601
Van Ness Av
Dillon Lawrence, laborer, r. 1030 Howard
Dillon Mark, gardener,r. 9J4 Garden
Dillon Mark A., cooper Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 2602
Folsom
Dillon Martin, laborer, r. 717 Nafoma
Dillon Michael, laborer, r. 47 Jessie
Dillon MicliaelJ., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Michigan, bet Sli rra and Shasta
Dillon Miles, tireraan stmr Modoc, r. 3 Kobler's PI
Dillon Mollie Miss, r. (i05 Bosh
Dillon N. Mrs., widow, r. 501 Van Ness Av
Dillon Ni( hol.is H., molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 133
Chattanooga
Dillon Owen F., r. 788 Twenty-fourth
Dillon Patrick, fireman ttmr Oregon, r. 64 Clementina
Dillon^Patrii k, moldtr. r. 717 Natouia
Dillon Patrick, warehouseman, r. 43 Federal
Dillon Patrick F., mcjlder Fulion Iron Works, r. 133
Cbaitanoogft
Dillon Peter P., proprietor The Dillon Hotel, 612
Mission
Dillon Richard, millwright, r. 712 Howard
Dillon Thomas, saloonkeeper, r. 33 Clarence PI
Dillou Thomas, policeman, r. 313 Sixth
Dillon Thomas, stevedore, r. 210 Union
Dillou Thomas F., clerk, r. 47 Jessie
Dillon Thomas H., policeman, r. 112 Seventeenth
Dillon Thomas I., with Joseph C. Jennings & Co., r.
501 Van Ness Av
Dillon William, teamster, r. 1 Maria
Dillon William, upholsterer, 934 Folsom
Dillon William 8., carpenter, r. 753 Howard
Dillon William S., with Dillon & Co., r. Ne-wberry
Station, Berkeley
Dillon & Co. (Edward and Edward Dillon Jr.) chron-
ometer and watchmakers, 310 California
Dimmell James S., second officer stmr Newport, r.
Alameda
Dimmer Eugene, clerk Nicholas Dimmer, r. 743
Broadway
Dimmer Jules, clerk Nicholas Dimmer, r. 743 Broad-
way
Dimmer Nicholas, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Broadway and Powell
Dimmig John A., druggist, 1633 Mission
Dimock Silas, r. 1065 Market
Dimon Jacob S. Jr., clerk Jacobs & Easton, r. 212
Powell
Dimond Edwin R., clerk Williams, Dimond & Co., r.
Menlo Park
Dimond John, coachman, r. 912 Bush, rear
Dimond John, coalpasser stmr Granada
Dimond William H. (Williams, Dimond & Co.)
r. Menlo Park
8^ Dimond. See Diamond
Dimodino Prospero (Bocca k Co.) r. 1228 Dupont
Dimont S., laborer, r. 9 Union PI
Dimpfel Gforge H. A., r. 636 Post
Diuan Catherine, widow, r. 1 Scheerer PI
Dinan Daniel, groceries, 319 Vallejo
Diuan Dennis C. (Dinan & Nolan) r. 5 Jane PI
Diuan Dennis F., harnessmaker, r. 1 Scheerer PI
Dinan Harry, assistant J. S. Barter, r. 1 Scheerer PI
Dinan Jeremiah, night watchman, r. 1109 Folsom
Dinau Jeremiah F., porter Brigham, Hoppe & Co., r.
5 Jane PI
Dinan John, blacksmith, r. 12 Wildey
Diuan William E.. clerk Recorder's Office, r. 5 Jane PI
Dinan tSi Nolan (Dennis Dinan and Patrick T.
Nolan) proprietors West End Stables, 2414 Cali-
fornia
Dincuze John, bootblack, 649 Clay, r. 1025 Mont-
gomery
Dineen Charles, laborer, r. 2J$ Langton
Dineen Daniel, laborer, r. 516 Stevenson
Dineen Dennis, laborer, r. 142 M Welsh*
Dineen John, carpenter, r. 11 Rausch
Dineen John, molder, r. 512 Howard
Dineen John W., cook, r. 41 Pacific
Dingeldey William, ironer La Grande Laundry
Dingeon Harriet, widow, r. 2529 California
Dingeou Helene Miss, r. 2529 California
Dingle Frederick H., teamster, r. 563 Ji Minna
Dingle Gustave, shoemaker Kutz & Murr, r. 60J4
Quinn
Dingle John, cutter Kutz & Murr, r. 50}^ Quiim
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING
TO ORDEE AND KEADY-MADE.
Corner MOKTOOMEBV and SCXTEB STS.
WASHINGTON Fire Ins. Co. of BostODi
Capital, $1,000,000 I GEO. D. DORNIN. Manager
Assets, $1,810,273 | Wli. SEXTON, As:t. Manager.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
DIN
407
DIT
Dingle Bicbard, carpenter, r. 50)4 Quinn
Diuprle William H., shoecutter, r. 50 )i Qalnn
Diujile William N., clerk William A. Scarles, r. 563J4
Minna
Dingley Charles L. (C. L. Dingley & Co.) r. Oakland
Diugley Charles L. Jr. (C. L. Dingley & Co.) r. Oak-
land
Dingrley C. L. & Co. (Charles L. and Charles L.
Dingley Jr.) commiBSion merchants, and lumber,
13 Steiiart
Dingley Thomas F., groceries and tea, 325 Fifth
Dingley Walter F., clerk Charles L. Dingley, r. Oak-
land
Dingman A. W.. agent Dingman Soap Co., ofllce 256
Market, r. 803 H.vde
Dini Attilio (Dini & Co.) r. 240!^ Fifth
Dini Peter (Dini & Co.) r. 240 J<i Fifth
Dini & Co. (Attilio and Peter Dini) fruits, 240 >4 Fifth
Dinkelman Rudolph, laborer Henry Richter, r. 541
Second
Dinkeluieyer Frederick, fringe weaver Fromm &
Schnfer. r. 1001 Folsom
Dinkelspiel Emile (L. Dinkelspiel b Co.) r. 2293 Sac-
ramento
Dinkelspiel Henry (L. Dinkelspiel & Co.) r. NE cor
Octavia and O'Farrell
Dinkelspiel Joseph, r. 1534 Ellis
Dinkelspiel Joseph S. (S. B. Dinkelspiel & Co.)r. 1014
Van Ness Av
Dinkelspiel L. & Co. (Lazarus, Emile and Henry
Dinkelspiel and John A. Cook) importers and job-
bers dry goods, 37-39 Battery
Dinkelspiel Lazarus (L. Dinkelspiel & Co.) r. NE cor
Octavia and O'Farrell
Dinkelspiel Louis M., -with L. Dinkelspiel k Co., r.
2293 Sacramento
Dinkelspiel Samuel, salesman L. Dinkelspiel & Co.,
r. NE cor Octavia and O'Farrell
Dinkelspiel S. B. <!k Co. (Joseph Haber, David
E. Joseph! and Joseph S. Dinkelspiel) importers
■watches, diamonds, jewelry, etc., 120 Sutter,
rooms 3-4
Dinkins H. C, Pac. Coast agent 'Frisco Line, 638 Mar-
ket, r. 510 Geary
Dinklage Hermann, salesman, r. 211 J« Page
Dinneen B. W., stonecutter Frank Williams, r. 134
Fourth
Dinneen John, expressman, r. 175 Clara
Dinneen Patrick, carpenter, r. 1 Bowles PI
Dinner Jacob, cellarman Walter, Schilling & Co., r.
709 Mission
Dinuiene John H., glass cutting, engraving, etc., 108
Main, r. 1705 Jessie
Dinniene Timothy A., butcher Peter Tautpbaus, r. 45
Clementina
Dlrinigau Robert P., bartender Sullivan & Farley, r.
115 Leavenworth
Dinnigau Thomas, bartender Patrick Ryan
Dinnon John, laborer, r. 2911 Geary
Di Nola Alfonso, clerk Leon Di Nola, r. 1600 Howard
Di Nola Leon, pharmacist, 1600 Howard, r.53« Haight
Dinse GuKtav, teamster Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 931
Greenwich
Dinsmore A. B. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 965 Howard
Dlnsmore Alfred, salesman, r. 636 Commercial
Dinsmore R. & Co. (Robert Dinsmore, Colby Collins
and George S. Thurston) stockbrokers, 228M
Montgomery
Dinsmore Robert (R. Dinsmore & Co.) r. 219 Leaven-
worth
Dinsmore Samuel, foreman W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
1219 McAllister
Dinsmore William H., accountant, r. 930 Market
Dlnsworth P., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Dtnter Joseph, bookkeeper F. Korbel & Bro., r. Erie,
nr Folsom
Dinuci Antonio, driver Daniel Giovaunini, r. 810
Pacific
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-ELECTRIC
RUSSIAN aM TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Ballis Giyen.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
GARDEN HOSE,
LAWN SPRINKLERS, HOSE MENDERS,
HOSE COUPLINGS, HOSE PIPES.
W. E. LANE, Plumber,
505 KEARNV STREET.
EsUbllshed 1860. Telephone 315.
Dion A. C, steward Pacific Club, r. 520 Bush
Dion D. J., costumer, 838 Market
Dippe Henry, saloon keeper, r. 10 Berkeley Av
Dippel Henry, liquor saloon, SW cor Vallejo and
Montgomery Av, r. 604 Lombard
Dippel John, blacksmith, N s Railroad Av, bet St.
Thomas and Venezuela
Dippel William G., tailor, r. 6 Clara Lane
Dipper Henry, finisher George H. Fuller, r. 45 Russ
Dippman Julius, cabinetmaker, r. .529 Sacramento
Dircks Henry H., shipwright, r. NW cor Corea and
Santee
Dircks John J., shipwright, r. NW cor Corea and
t^ Dircks. See Diercks and Dierks
Directory (Business) City and County of
San Francisco, office 518 Clay
Directory City and County of San Fran-
cisco, W. H. L. Corran manager, 518 Clay
Dirigro Club, rooms 112 Grant Av
DIRKING FRITZ (fom^eny J.
W. Tuclcer & Co. ) je-weler and im-
porter ^vatclies, diamonds and music
boxes, 13 Plielan Building, r. Fair Av,
bet Mission and California Av
Dirks George, calker, r. N s Servia, bet Susquehanna
and St. John
Dirks John A. C, calker, r. N s Manitoba, bet Rail-
road Av and Yazoo
Dirks Thomas, waiter, r. 625 Stevenson
Disbecker Samuel, secretary Schmidt Label and
Lithographic Co., SE cor Davis and Sacramento,
r. 81)7 Franklin
Disbrow James W., r. 14 Capp
Discon J. K. P., clerk U. S. Mint, r. Alameda
Dispaux John T., clerk Donohoe, Kelly & Co., r. 274
Jessie
Diss J. Wallace F., reporter, r. 2230 Jackson
Dissat Anto e, wigmaker, 511 Kearny, r. 509 Keamy
Disse William, carpenter, 8li7 Folsom
Distel Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 632 Green
Distel Edward F., zinoographer, r. 632 Green
Distel Josephine, widow, r. 632 Green
Diston Robert (Diston & Wallace) r. 550 Mission
Diston & Wallace (Robert Diston and Robert Wallace)
coffee saloon, 654 Mission
District Attorney, office Old City Hall, third
floor
District Court V. S., Northern District of Cali-
ornia, V. S. Anpraisers' Bldg, fourth floor
Disturuell William C, publisher, 512 Montgomery, r.
1 Tay
Dithmar Augustus C, clerk, r. 609 Fourth
Dithmar Emma A. Miss, private school, 321 Fifth
Ditliridge & Co. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) manufacturers
lamp shades and chimneys, A. I. Hall & Son
agents, .528-530 Market
Dittberner William, porter Theodor Dierks, r. 957
Dittenhoefer Tobias, r. 1307 GTarrell
Dittes Charles F. (Dittes & Haberly) r. 1505 Fillmore
Dittes Ernest, bookkeeper Wieland Bros., r. 1505 Fill-
more
Dittes Michael, barber, r. 1505 Fillmore
Dittes >t Haberly (Charles F. Dittes and William Hab-
erly) butchers, 1604 Geary
Dittle Henry, saloonkoeper, r. NE cor Greenwich and
Pierce
Dittman Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 428 Broadway
Dittman Richard W., haruessmaker J. A. McKerron,
r. 6 Zoe
Dittman Adolph, driver Claus Wreden & Co., r. 911
Greenwich
DITTMANN EMILE importer,
^vliolesaleand retail dealer boolt:*, toys,
stationery, fancy goods, agrent .^tna,
Fireworks, 1514: Polk, r. 1137 Ellis
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
FINE PRINTING
FJROM NEW TYPE.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVKB FIVE MILUONS.
BROWN. CRAIG & CO.. General AgenU.
DIT
408
DOB
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOnXEBS
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FOR GAS, STEAM AND WATER.
Pil>« Fittinjfii. all Sizeft.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Dittmar Charles (Bird * Dittmar) r. 2409 Howard
Dittmar Edward C, r. 1312 Devisadero
Dittmar Frederick, cari>ent€r, r. '21 J* Twenty-second
Iiittiuar HeDry. machinist, r. 629 Clay
Dittmar Paul." turner U. Fritschie, r. 720 Minna
Dittmer Carrie, domestic 511 Van Ness Av
; Dittmer Frederick, engineer Enterprise Brewery, r.
•2015 Folsom
i Dittmer Fredrick, tailor, r. 442 Sixth
Dittmer George, r. Spring Valley Homestead, nr Mis-
I si on Eoad
Dittmer Hermann W., clerk Oerman Consulate, r.
1613 Gough
j Dittmer John F., liquor saloon, 63 New Montgomery,
I r. 66 Tehama
! Dittmer Max, clerk Lebenbaum Bros., r. 1613 Gongh
' Dittmer Oscar, clerk Langley & Michaels, r. 1G13
I Gongh
Ditzel Andrew, waiter, r, 56 Minna
I Di Veccbio Emilio, butcher, 440 Hayes, r. 3 Webster
j Di Vecchio Fiore, butcher,SW cor Hayes and Franklin
, tff" Di Vecchio. See Devechio
Diver John, laborer, r 113^ Dore
Diver John Jr., teamster, r. 11334 Dore
I Diver Raymond A., insurance agent, r. 2216 Fillmore
Dividend Building, O. Livermore agent, NW cor Pine
I and Leidesdorfif
I Divisieli Stephen, restaurant and chophouse, 1-3
I Commercial, and 317 East, r. 1217^4 Kearny
' Dix Casper (Dix & Straub) r. Oakland
i Dix & Stranb (Casper Dix and Michael Straub)
I groceries and liquors, NE cor Filbert and Fill-
I more
i Dixev William F , entry clerk Dunham, Carrigan k
I Co., r. 1115 Sutter
I Dixheimer Matthias, coach driver Chicago Hotel
j Dixon Alexander, r. U2H Turk
I Dixon Annie, widow, r. 2645 Mission
' Dixon Antonio, liquor saloon, 508 Broadway, r. 428
! Broadway
Dixon Bessie Miss, teacher Franklin Grammar School,
1 r. 1414 Ja. kson
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
(John B. Dixon and Charles Borgfeson)
niannfactnrers sho-\r cases, 37 Market
Dixon Charles, pressman, r. 4 Martha PI
I Dixon Clement, wines and liquors, 8 Summer
'. Dixon Crucible Co., James G. Allen agent, 106
i Davis
! Dixon Edmund, cook, r. 1031 Sutter
Dixon George, waiter, r. 327 Minna
Dixon George W. (Curtis, Dixon & Co.) r, 112 Devisa-
dero
Dixon Helen C. Miss, r, 215 Pierce
Dixon Henry, salesman 1. Graham k Co.
Dixon J., machinist Kisdon I. and L. Works, r. 548
Howard
Dixon James, heater Pac, Rolling Mill, r, W s Ten-
nessee, bet Solano and Butte
Dixon James F., bookkeeper David Bush, r. 1203
Bush
Dixon John, bollermakar P. M. SS. Co.
Dixon John, cbainmaker, r. 252 Spear
Dixon John, patent agency, St. Ann's Bldg, r. 2443
Howard
Dixon John, salesman Cunningham, Curtissi Welch,
r. 919 Eddy
Dixon John B. (Dixon, Borgeson & Co.) r. Oakland
Dixon John M., salesman M. Hart, r. 1223 Pacific
, Dixon Lucy Miss, dressmaker, r. 1223 Pacific
Dixon M. A. Mrs., wiilow, r. 1414 Jackson
I Dixon Putriik, heater Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Ws Ten-
i nesse, bet SoUno and Butte
I Dixon P. B., Folicitor L. M. McKenney
Dixon Richard, engineer, r. 1223 Pacific
Dixon liobert Mrs., widow, r. 919 Eddv
Dixon Robert A., cigarmaktr, r. 5:i0 O'Farrell
Dixon Samuel (Susmann k Dixon I r, 946 Mi|8lon
Dixon Samuel W,, salesman M. Meussdorflfer, r. 1223
Pacific
Dixon Thomas, liquor saloon, 496 Fourth
Dixon Thomas D,, mining, r, 1024 Bush
DiX'.n Thomas R., carpenter, r. 1223 Pacific
Dixon T. M., molder, r. 4 Morris Av
Dixon Walter O., clerk M. Meussdorffer, r. 1223 Pa-
cific
Dixon W. S., salesman Cunningham, Curtisst Welch,
r. Oakland
e^ Dixon. See Dickson, Dixson and Dickinson
Dixson George D., painter, r. NE cor Broderick and
Union
Dixson John, blacksmith, r. Filbert nr Van Ness Av
Dixson Mary, widow, laundress, r. 327 Ivy Av
Dizerens Emile, fruits, 610 Washington, r, 815 Mont-
gomery
Dizney D,, teacher, r. 871 Market
Dizney James, cabinet maker Palace Hotel
Dizney William, cabinet maker Palace Hotel, r. 621
Guerrero
Doan A. C, salesman Chauncey W. Oibson, r. 303
Powell
Doan Artimtis V., barber Louis Corrlveau, r. 9 Wil-
liam
Doan Charles P., sticker Jason Springer k Co., r. 826
Broadway
Doan L. W., bartender Pacific Club, r. 7 Mason
Doan Sylvester, compositor Examiner, r. 4)4 Scotland
Doane Edward, bookkeeper, r. 707 Francisco
Doane Frederick A., clerk Naval Office, Custom House,
r. 606 Folsom
Doane George A. clerk Sutter St. RR. Co.. r. 16
Twelfth
Doane Gustavus C, captain Troop A, 2d Cavalry, U.
S, A., Presido
Doane Isaac T, (John Lee & Co.l r. 312 Turk
Doane John H., clerk C. E. Whitney k Co., r. 717
Grove
Doane John 0., with Preston & McKinnon, r. Alameda
Doaue Joshua G., livery stable, hay and grain, 1117
Golden Gate Av
Doane Lucy J., widow, r. 42 Hawthorne
Doane Marshall, r. Twenty-first, bet Valencia and
Guerrero
Doane Micah (Doane & Co.) r. 15 Twelfth
Doane O., r. 718 Leavenworth
Doane Orson K., bookkeeper J. G. Doane, r, 1117
Golden Gate Av
Doane Samuel B, clerk M. P. and M. Dept., 8. P.
Co., r. 308 Leavenworth
Doane S. P. Miss. r. 405 Hyde
Doane Thomas H., clerk Bonestell & Co.. r. 717 Grove
Doane Wilbur G. (Doane & HeushelwoodI r. 418 Hyde
Doane Willard C, office 612-614 Tbird, r. 712 Sutter
Doane William A., clerk, r. 818 Fulton
Doane William H., clerk, r. 1117 Golden Gate Av
Doane & Co. (Micah Doane) dravman, 309 Market
DOANE & HENSHELWOOD
(^'ilbur G. Doane and Thoniaa R. Hen-
shelwoodl Importers and retail dealers
dry goods, and agents celebrated Foster
kid gloves, 13i Kearny, SE cor Sutter,
Thurlow Block
Dobbas Bernard B., liquor saloon, NW cor California
and Central Av
Dobbelaar Jacob, mastermariner, r. 102 Ridley
Dobber Henry, coalpasser stmr Alameda, r. 6 Mission
Dobbie James B. (Elder & Dobbie) r. .529 Post
Dobbie T. E., night clerk Alta, r. 807 California
Dobbin Hamilton H., shoemaker Porter. Slessinger
& Co., r. 125 Silver
Dobbler John, driver Nicholas Prost
Dobbs L. L., salesman Horace V.Scott, r. 904 Leaven-
worth
Dobelli Auguste, cook George Dawson, r. Caroline PI
UPHOLSTERY.
WH0LES.\I,E AND E EX AIL
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to Ul MARKET STREET,
NEXT A130VI:: PALACK HOTKL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacttirers of Show Cases
and Store FuLtares.
3? MarM St.
en I DCC rVTDA nOV J Som at price of imported champagne, > ARPADHARASZTHY&CO.,
ttLlrOL. LA I nA Unl i leeadnty ) 630 WASHnrOTCK STSSET.
DOB
409
DOE
Dober Joseph B. W., carpenter, r. 452 Tehama
Dober Joseph H. A., porter W. & J. Sloaue & Co., r.
452 Tehama
Dobert Glaus H., waiter, r. 317 Bush
Dobie Williari), blacksmith Pacific Iron Works, r. 32
South Park
Dobinsoii Juines H., secretary estate William
Sharou, 305 Sausomo. r. Palace Hotel
DOBLE ABNER,
importer steel
uikI S^vedish iron, lUiiiiufuc'tiirer tools,
ajfent Tlios. Firth •& Sons Kiiglisit steel,
inuiiaofer Park Brotlier <!te Co. (limited)
Black Diamond Steel Works, Lake Su-
perior Copper Mills, 13-15 Premout, r.
iai5 Goiij^-U
Doble Frank, salesman Abner Doble, r. 1315 Gough
Doble Robert McF., office 13-15 Fremont, r. 1315
Gough
Doble William A., machinist N. W. Spaulding Saw
Co., r. 1315 Gouyh
Dobler Charles, metallurgist, r. 200 Stockton
Dobler Elizabeth, widow, groceries and liquors, 1530
Powell
Uobrln B. Mrs., r. 719 Gough
Dobrin Mark, compositor Chronicle, r. 719 Gough
Dobrindt John, varieties, 1804 Polk
Dobrzeusky Adolph, expressman, r. 2322 Fillmore
Dobrzeusky Julius, metermaker S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 548 Minna
Dobrzeusky Samuel, r. 2322 Fillmore
Dobrzensky Sarah Miss, stationery and bakery, 717
Larkin
Dobsou Adelbert, engineer Presidio, r. 2816 Bush
Dobson Benjamin F., laborer Union Iron Works, S s
Napa, bet Arkansas and Connecticut
Dobson Charles, chief engineer tug Monarch, r. 1715
Scott
Dob.son David A., plasterer, r. 213 Seventh
Dobson J. A. Mrs., r. 431 Franklin
Dobson John N., waiter Miners Bestaurant, r. 668
Harrison
Dobson Richard, laborer Phelps Mnfg Co., r. NE cor
Chestnut and Fillmore
Dobson Sherman T., usher, r. 319 Turk
Dob.son Wesley, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Dobson William, r. 19 Hill
Dobyns John B., expressman, r. NW cor Polk and Fell
Dock Peter O., clerk Wm. H. Rice, r.2418 Sacramento
Dockendorff Emil, expressman, r. 509 Birch Av
Dockendoifif Johanna, widow, r. 814 Buchanan
Dockendorflr Rica Miss, r. 814 Buchanan
Docker Harry, coal passer htmr City of Chester
Dockery Donald M. Jr., student Tneological Semi-
nary, 121 Haight
Dockery Edward, laborer P. M. S3. Co., r. 327 Clem-
entina
Dockery James P., bookkeeper, r. 327 Clementina
Dockery Patrick, teamster, r. 1025 Harrison
Dockery William F., stock clerk Louis Wertheimer &
Co., r. 1027 Harrison
Docking Joel, brickmason, r. 634 Vallejo
Dockum James A., shoemaker Oscar Moses, r. 405
Kearny
Dod W. D., clerk, r. 519 Folsom
Dodd Adams, master mariner, r. 1309 Guerrero
Dodd Benjamin, clerk, r. 600 Eddy
Dodd Frederick, oiler Pioneer White Lead Works, r.
209 Kearny
Dodd H. S., mariner, r. 203 Greenwich
Dodd James, ironer Mtitthew Sullivan, r. 517 Howard
Dodd James, groceries and liquors, cor Minot and
Cortland Av
Dodd John S., dairyman, r. SE cor Argentine and Al-
leghany
Dodd Michael, painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan, r. 514
Fulton
Dodd Samuel, carpenter, r. 507 Sixteenth
FRATINGER & CO.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
JERSEY WAISTS.
NEWEST GOODS, LATEST STYLES. LOWEST PRICES.
105 KEARNY STREET.
ROOFING,
RAIN WATER PIPES, GUTTERS and VALLEYS | ^
MADE AND REPAIRED. j H
Roofs of all kinds made Water Tigflit. | -—
W. E.
PLUMBER,
Established 1860.
LANE,
605 KBARNY STREET.
Telephone 315.
Dodd Vincent A., foreman S. F. Laundry, r. 700 Ji
McAllister
Dodd William, painter, r. 609 Stevenson
Dodd Willis G., mining engineer, r. 1809 Pierce
Doddridge James, rancher, r. 104« Market
Doddridge Jessie, widow, r. 124 Olive Av
Dodds Robert, machinist, r. 61 Clipper
Dodel Hans, apothecary, r. 1315 Howard
Doden Herman, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 157
Sixteenth
Doderer John, teamster, r. 623 Minna
Dodge Alfred W., machinist Empire Foundry, r. 8>4
Hill
Dodge Augustus W., carpenter W. A. Meeker, r. S B
Teneriffe, bet St. John and Tombigbee
DODGE BROTHERS ,zena, v.
Dotlge) stationers, engravers and steam
printers, 235 Post
Dodge Burdick J., tauner, r. 525 }4 Valencia
Dodge Charles F., r. 123 Julian Av
Dodge Charles F., foreman, r. 2736 Ji Sixteenth
Dodge Daniel, butcher, 159 Steuart, r. 410 Harrison
Dodge David, manager W. A. Meeker, r. S s Teneriffe,
bet St. John and Tombigbee
Dodtie Edward J. (Pollard & Dodge) r. Alameda
Dodge E. G., shipper White Sewing Machine Co., r.
Oakland
Dodge Elbert N., painter, r. 1019 Twenty-first
Dodge Elizabeth P.. widow, r. 2311 Larkin
Dodge Emelie Miss, teacher music, r. 123 Julian Av
Dodge George A., draftsman P. R. Schmidt, r. 518
Folsom
Dodge George E., with Daniel Dodge, r. 410 Harrison
Dodge George S., mautlesetter W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. Oakland
Dodge Henry C. (Ross' Express) 9 Post
Dodge Henry L. (Dodge, Sweeney & Co.) r. 1298 Van
Ness Av
Dodge Henry W., physician, 217 Geary, r. cor Califor-
nia and Deviaadero
Dodge Henry W., plumber and gasfitter, 1130 Sutter,
r. 439 O'Farrell
Dodge Horace T., physician and surgeon, 1896 Broad-
way
Dodge John L., salesman, r. 1149 Mis^on
Dodge John W., seal engraver George M. Wood & Co.,
r. 2303 Polk
Dodge John W. Jr., master mariner, r. 2303 Polk
Dodge Joseph E. master mariuer, r. 2303 Polk
Dodge Luther C, superintendent Pac. Woodenware
and Cooperage Co., r. 1298 Van Ness Av
Dodge Miles B., dealer mining machinery, 143 Fre-
mont, r. 8H Hill
Dodge Mortimer M., conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1638
Sacramento
Dodge Nathan, superintendent Centre Market, SE cor
Sutter and Grant Av, r. 1019 Twenty-first
Dodge Robert, foreman machinist Pac. Iron Works,
r. 61 Clipper
Dodge Rosanua Mrs., r. 1149 Mission
Dodge, Sweeney «& Co. (Henry L. Dodge, Lo-
renzo H. Sweeney, John E. Ruggles and F. W.
Van Sickleu) wholesale provision and commission
merchants, 114-116 Market aud 11-13 California
Dodge Theodore, elerk David 0. Smith & Co.
Dodge William, physician, r. 116 Turk
Dodge William J., engineer, r. 1149 Mission
Dodge William W., office 100 California, with Haas
Bros., r. 913 Bush
Dodge Zeuas U. (Dodge Bros.) 225 Post
Dodmnn Henry, stableman James O'Leary
Dodson Beveriy (B. Dodson & Co. ) r. 824 Dolores
Dodson B. & Co. (Beverly Dodson and Matthew M.
Stevenson) street contractors, 824 Dolores
Dodson Clarence, r. 216 Fillmore
Dodson Samuel T., insurance broker, r. 302 Valencia
Doc Alice Mrs., dressmaking, 126 Fifth
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
IWaniirnctnrer of every description of
PASSENGER. STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
48 to SU Beale Street, Sau FrauciKCO.
Roll no* Prf^CCAC TKDMAN, ISH AM & HOOKER, 421-427 Market St. HA Y. MJ
tSailng rreSSeS. hop. wool.. KA*^. and ORCHILIiA PRKSSES.
HAY. HU>K»
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMI'ORTKUS OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
Slxeot Iroix
All Sizes and JVuiiibers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Doe Alonzo C, clerk U. S. Railway Mall Service, r.
23:« Mission
Doe Andrew, ruolder, r. 102 Fourth
Doe B. & J. S. (Bartlelt, John S. and Charles F.)
diiors, sashen and blinds, 44-46 Market
Doe Bartlett (B. fc J. S. Doe) r. The Baldwin
Doe Charles F. {Charles F. Doe i: Co. and B. & J. S.
Doe) r. 419 Geary
Doe Charles F. 6i Co. (Charles F. and Frank P.
Doe) lumber dealers, and agents Coquille Mill
and Tug Co., SW cor Spear and Howard
Doe Charles P., bookkeeper Russ, Sanders & Co., r.
213 Chattanooga
Doe Charles W., clerk B. & J. S. Doe, r. 919 Valencia
Doe Frank P. (Charles F. Doe & Co.) r. 601 Buchanan
Doe John S. (B. & J. S. Doe) r. Grand Hotel
Doe Loring B., r. Cosmos Club
Doe Millen L., clerk B. & J. S. Doe, r. East Oakland
Doebelin C. L. Mrs., magnetic healer, 1'26 Sixth
Doeiug Carl A. (Diopenbrock Bros. & Doeing) r. cor
Fair Oaks and Twenty-sixth
Doeing Frank L. salesman Diepenbrock Bros. &
Doeing, r. 1305 Jj Golden Gate Av
Doelger John, bakery, 832 Pacific
Doepke Wilhelm, carpenter German Hospital
Doering Geoige, liquor saloon, NW cor Twenty-fourth
and Treat Av
Doering John, butcher, r. Trinidad, bet Susquehanna
and Yazoo
Doering William, bartender George Doering, r. 1109
Treat Av
Doerner John, bootmaker Charles Dietle, r. 1227
Broadway
Doerr Aiignst, cabinet maker S. F. Furniture Factory,
r. 12 White PI
Doerr Elsie, domestic 922 Green
Doerr Philip, blacksmith John Weichhart, r. 1425
Sanchez
Doerr William, millhand A. Frei. r. Mission Road nr
Six Mile House
1^' Doerr. See Dore and Dorr
Doerrer William G., house and sign painter, r. SE cor
Twenty-first and Noe
Dogget William, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 59 Langton
Doggett Bolivar, plumber James K. Prior, r. 11634
Lanaton
Doggett Danton, pressman, r. 1823 Greenwich
Doggett Samuel W., attorney at law, 609 Sacramento,
r. 812 Twenty-sixth
Doggett SumpterE., pressman, r. 1517}^ Mason
Dobney James, carpenter, r. 18 Lafayette
B^" Doheuf y. See Dohoney
Doherty Alexander, teamster, r. Natoma nr Fourth
Doherty Andrew G., salesman J. Samuels, r. 1122 Fil-
bert
Doherty Annie Miss, r. 2 Taylor Pi
Doherty Annie Miss. r. 160i Jessie
Doherty Bernard, r. 73 Natoma
Doherty Charles, hark driver, r. 875 Folsom
Doherty Charles, salpsmau, r. 24 Turk
Doherty Charles E., with Justinian Caire. r. 524 Na-
toma
Doherty Cornelius, teamster Wm. Kerr, r. 907 Battery
Doherty Daniil, laborer, r. 12 Broadway
Doherty Daniel, laundrymau 8. F. Laundry
Doherty Daniel, tailor, r. 912 Natoma
Doherty Dennis Jr, laborer, r. 3C4 Clementina
Doherty Edward, laborer, r. 202 Sixth
Doherty Emma Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar
School, r. 1420 Taylor
Doherty Ferd G., accountant H. Levi & Co., r. 1420
I Taylor
Doherty Francis, expressman, r. 2010 Larkin
Doherty Francis J., laborer Empire Foundry, r. 1126
1 Greenwich
Doherty Francis J., shipping clerk A. F. Nye & Co.,
r. 1304 California
Doherty George (McColgen & Doherty) r. 145 Silver
Doherty George, groceries and liquors, 123 Silver
Doherty George, ti-amster, r. 7 Montgomery At
Di>heriy George W., compositor, r. 136 Sixth
Doherty Hugh, deckhand stmr James M. Douahue
Doht-rty Hugh, lumberman, r. 451 >4 Ninth
Doherty Isabelle, widow, r. 6 O'Farrell Alley
Doherty J. A. Mrs., laundry, 517 Howard
Doherty James E., fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. SW
cor Illinois and Santa Clara
Doherty John, blacksmith, r. 73 Natoma
Doherty John, contractor, r. 1604 Jessie
Doherty John, cook Brooklyn Hotel
Doherty John, fireman stmr Piedmont
Doherty John, laborer, r. 36 Clarence Pi
Doherty John, lineman Gold and Stock Tel. Co.. r.
1144 Howard
Doherty John, longshoreman, r. 615 Howard
Doherty John, shoemaker, r. 364 Clementina
Doherty John, teamster, r. 217 Ritch
Doherty John A., laundryraan, r. 517 Howard
Doherty John C, cabinetmaker, r. 120H Twelfth
Doherty John C, clerk Huntington, Hopkins. &Co., r.
825 Larkin
Doherty Juhn J., wlreworker, r. 524 Natoma
Doherty John P., plumber, 345 Kearny, r. 1519 Jack-
son
Doherty .Joseph, seaman, r. 52 Natoma
Doherty Martin, laborer, r. 764 Harrison
Doherty Mary, chambermaid Brooklyn Hotel
Doherty Mary, widow, r. 524 Natoma
Doherty Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 823 Harrison
Doherty Mary A., widow, r. 1420 Taylor
Doherty Matthew, longshoreman, r. 148 Shipley
Doherty Michael F., waiter, r. 248 Fourth
Doherty Neil, tanner, r. 1831 Mission
Doherty Neil J., wireworker, r. 524 Natoma
Doherty Owen, teamster Oregon Imp. Co., r. 217 Ritch
Doherty P., teamster Wm. Kerr, r. 913 Battery, rear
Doherty Patrick, laborer, r. 37 Clarence PI
Doherty Philip, laborer, r. 37 Grand Av
Doherty Philip A., clerk Redington k Co.,r. 37 Grand
Av
Doherty Richard, laborer, r. 35 Clarence PI
D'lherty Roger, expressman, r. 823 Harrison
Doherty Roger P., clerk C. Curtin, r. 408 Hyde
Doherty Thomas, engineer Sterling Furniture Co., r.
Seventeenth bet Folsom and Harrison
Doherty Thomas F., printer A. Waldstein, r. 524
Ninth
DoheityThomas J., with Holbrook, Merrill*: Stet
son, r. 37 Grand Av
Doherty Timothy, fruits and vegetables, 416 J^ Sixth
Dohertv William, laborer, r. 325 Jessie
Doherty William, machinist, r. W 6 Michigan bet
Napa ana Shasta
Doherty William E., boxmaker, r. 823 Harrison
B^"Doherty. See Dougherty
Dohle John, liquor saloon, 231 Third, r. 311 Clemen-
tina
Dohm Charles A., sugarboiler, r. 727 Seventeenth
Dohme Francis, driver, r. 424 Eddy
Dohn William H. D., cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r.
1023 Hampshire
Dohnken Henry, bricklayer, r. 21 Telegraph PI
Dohoney James, expressman, r. 70 Brosnan
Dohoney John, laborer, r. 117 Shipley
Dohoney Philip C, salesman Nolan & Descalso, r. 70
Brosnan
Dohoney William, longshoreman ,r. Sanchez, betFour-
teenth and Henry
Dohoney William Jr., plumber, r. Sanchez, bet Four-
teenth and Henry
t^ Dohoney. See Doheney
Dohren Henry P., bookkeeper Rathjen & Co., r. Fruit
Vale
Dohring Charles A., miller Monitor Mills, r. 139 )4
Dore
Tia:E BEST
OVERCOATS
For MEN and BOYS at
"THE HASTINGS"
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.
IMPERIAL Fire lis. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000 I GEO- D. DORNIN, Manager
Assets, $9,581,953 | WM. SE2T0K, Asst Uanager.
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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Dohraiau Charles, porter Cal. Cracker Co., r. 419 Fil-
bei t
Dohrniann Adolph Mrs., r. 41 Rugs
Dohriiiaun Adolph AV. S (estnte of) Frederick W.
Dohrruaun admiuistrator, 126 Sutter
Dohriuaun Bernhard C, clerk B. Nathan & Co., r. 616
Eddy
DohrmauD F. H., organist St. Patrick's Church, r.
Alameda
Dohrniann Frederick W. (B. Nathan & Co.) r.
Alameda
Dohrmanu John (Fortmann k Dohrmann) r. 26 Eddy
Dobrmann Joseph, machinist William Deacon, r. 535
Bryant i
Dohrmann William, clerk B. Nathan & Co., r. 616 I
Eddy I
Dohrmann William Mrs., widow, r. 535 Bryant
Dohrmann & Co. (Heury Wangenheim. and Estate of
Adolph W. S. Dohrmann) proptrs Washington
Mills, NW cor Washington and Drumm
J^T' Dohrmann. See Dorman
Dohrn Jacob, driver National Brewing Co., r. 722
Fulton
Dobs Charles, blacksmith, r. 972 Harrison
Dobs John, barber, r. 529 Green
DohH John W. Mrs., fancy needlework, r. 529 Green
Doig Da-vid C, machinist, r. 347 Fremont
Doig George F., adjuster Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg Co.,
r. 740 Harrison
Doisron Jules, wireworker Cal. Wire Works, r. 218
Francisco
Dolan Agnes Mrs., r. 762 Howard
Dolan Annie, copyist, r. 1125 Twentieth
Dolan Aujiust, whipmaker, r. 3007 Mission
Dolan Charles H., groceries and liquors, SW cor
Twenty fourth and Bryant
Dolan Edward, cook, r. 514 )« Third
Dolan Edward F., shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg k
Co., r. 126 Ivy Av
Dolan Francis, laborer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 514><
Third
Dolan Francis Jr., patternmaker Union Iron Works,
r. 514}^ Third
Dolan Frank B., bartender, r. 631 Sacramento
Dolan HuKh, r. SW cor Twenty-fourth and Bryant
Dolan Hugh J., painter, r. Dominica, bet Susque-
hanna and St. John
Dolan Jacob F., boxmaker, and tillerman Hook and
Ladder No. 1, r. 22 O'Farrell
Dolan J., seaman, r. 309 Third
Dolan James, r. Ill Juniper
Dolan James, fireman stmr Willamette
Dolan James, fruits, Washington St. Wharf, r. 101
Front
Dolan James, laborer, r. 13}^ Decatur
Dolan James, laborer, r. 209 Leidesdorflf
Dolan James, laborer, r. 333 Shipley
Dolan James, messnjan stmr Santa Eosa, r. 337 Fol-
som
Dolan Jamps, miner, r. 1125 Twentieth
Dolan James, seaman, r. 739 Folsom
Dulau James F., carpenter, r. 640)^ Natoma
Dolan James J., currier M. F. Dolan, r. N s Yolo, bet
Nebraska and Utah
Dolan John, baker, r. NW cor Fourth and Mission
Dolan John, brakeman S. F. Bridge Co., r. E. s Lou-
isiana, bet Sierra and Shasta
Dolan John, bricklayer, r. 358 Seventeenth
Dolan John, expressman, r. 2t-36 Harrison
Dolan John.foundryman, r. SW cor Powell and Cali-
foniia Avs. B. H.
Dolan John, laborer, r. 324 Broadway
Dolan John, laborer, r. SE cor Twenty-second and
Columbia
Dolan Jiihn, shoemaker, r. 807 Nineteenth
Dolan John, teamster, r. 126 Ivy Av
Dolan John, teamster, r. E s Chenery, nr Thirty-first
Dolan John, waiter stmr Columbia
SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED
CHIMNEYS REPAIRED. CHIMNEY SWEEPING.
Cliininey Tops tliat ^vill clra^v.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Establlshea 1860. Telephone 315.
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERMO-ELECTKIC
RUSSIAN aii TURKISH BATHS
Mso Medicated and Electric Batlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
Dolan John, watchman Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
1504 >« FolKom
Dolan John D., corporal police, r. 1501 Howard
Dolan John H., baker, r. 115 Oak
Dolan John U., tanner A. O. Cook k Son, r. 121
Twenty-sixth
Dolan John M., attorney at law, 9-10 Montgomery
Block, r. 109 Perry
Dolan Joseph (Dolan & Hook) r. 2764 Mission
Dolan Josf-ph, dyer, 1504 Folsom
Dolan Katie, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
804 Bay
Dolan Lawrence, engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E 8
Louiiriana, bet Sierra and Shasta
Dolan Lawrence J., plumber, r. Chenery, bet Thir-
tieth and Randall
Dolan Luke, porter W. fc J. Sloane & Co., r. 2517 Post
Dolan Maggie Miss, hat sewer, r. 1410 Hyde
Dolan Mary, domestic 10 Bartlett
Dolan Mary Miss, r. 226 Sanchez, nr Sixteenth
Dolan Matthew, laborer, r. 9 Water
Dolan Michael, clerk, r. 235M Minna
Dolan Michael, clerk, r. 331^ Bush
Dolan Michael, fruitdealer. r. 5 Auburn
Dolan Michael, laborer, r. 7 Water
Delau Michael, laborer, r. 19 Everett
Dolan Miihael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1061
Folsom
Dolan Michael, porter Macondray & Co., r. 109 Perry
Dolan Michael, teamster, r. 43 Vallejo
Dolan Michael, watchman, r. 1235 Market
Dolan Michael F., tanner, Ws Vermont, bet Yuba and
Colusa, r. N s Tweuty-fifth, bet York and Hamp-
shire
Dolan Michael J., wheelwright, and foreman Engine
No. 3. r. 1011 Leavenworth
Dolan Michael T., ticket agent, r. 1309 Stockton
Dolan Norah, widow, r.Ns Dominica, bet St. John and
Susquehanna
Dolan P. A., r. 1215 Scott
Dolan Patrick, fireman, r. 426 Minna
Dolan Patrick, foundryman, r. 670 Folsom
Dolan Patrick, longshoreman, r. 306 Folsom
Dolan Patrick, melter, r. 521 Howard
Dolan Patrick, nailer Buckingham k Hecht, r. 1317J<i
Natoma
Dolan Patrick A., r. 11 Hollis
Dolan Patrick C, fireman U. S. Mint, r. 426 Minna
Dolan Peter, laborer, r. 521 Howard
Dolan Phillip, liquor saloon, 536 Jackson, r. 641
Washington
Dolan Rose, widow, r. 1410 Hyde
Dolan Rose Miss, r. 1825 Powell
Dolan Thomas blacksmith James V. Hall, r. Oakland
Dolan Thomas, driver, r. 54(t Mission
Dolan Thomas, laborer, r. 226 Sanchez, nr Sixteenth
Dolan Thomas, proptr Champion Soap Factory, r. E
6 Potrero Av, bet Alameda and El Dorado
Dolan Thomas, waiter stmr Geo. W. Elder
Dolan Thomas, washer, 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 804 Bay
Dolan Thomas F., clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 1207 )(i
Laguna
Dolan Thomas F., engineer M. F. Dolan, r. N s
Twenty-fifth, btt York and Hampshire
Dolan Timothy, carpenter and builder, r. 405 Brode-
rick
Dolan W. F., salesman C. Curtin, r. 905 Market
Dolan William (William Dolau & Co.) r 15M Clinton
Dolan William, driver, r. 2517 Post
Dolan William, polisher, r. 1051 Folsom
Dolan William, teamster, r. 328 Third
Dolan William & Co. (William Dolan and Charles T.
Hayes) blacksmiths, 7 Louisa
Dolan William B., liquor saloon, 145 Third, r. 143
Thira
Dolan William K., clerk Cerf, Schloss k Co., r. 1501
Howard
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
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BROWN, CRAIG & CO.. General Agents,
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
Dolan William L., sbipping clerk Ackennan, Block
k Co., r. E 8 Louisaua, bet Sierra and Shasta
Dolin & Hook (Joseph Dolan and -JaineB H. Hook)
fruit and vegetables, 2764 Mission
K?" Dolan. See Doolan
Dolbeer John (Dolbeer & Carson) r. 828 Lombard
Dolbeer & Cargon (John Dolbeer and William
Carson) wholesale lumber dealers and shipping,
and agents Milford Land and Lumber Co. aud
Dolbeer & Carson L\iiuberCo., 10 California
Dolbeer <fc Carson Lumber Co. (Eureka, Hum-
boldt Co.) Dolbeer k Curson agents, 10 California
Dolober Henry L., r. NW cor Polk and Vallejo
Dolchy H. D. Mrs., bakery, 1420 Howard
Dold Joseph, loi-ksmith, 2:i9 Eighth
Dolder Leopold F., groceries and liquors, 642 Jack-
son, r. 925 Washington
Dole Daniel, r. 225 Minna
Dole Edward L., expressman, 24 California, r. 13
Thirteenth
Dole Nathan C, millwright, r. 537 Sacramento
Dole Stephen, bartender, r. W s Washington Av, bet
Precita Av and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Dole Walter, clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 610
Third
Dolet Eugene L., bookkeeper Lenormand Bros., r. 623
Geary
Dolheguy Buenaventura, commission merchant, r.
1417 Powell
Dolheguy Leon, porter George H. Pitts, r. 1417 Powell
Dolheguy Rose, manager F. Thomas & Co., r. 1417
Powell
Doll G., boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mill
Doll Louis, barber Rosa & Troell, r. 130 Bernard
Doll Peter, r. 232 Langton
Doll William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 1329)4
Natoma
^DoU. SeeDall
Dollard John, teamster, r. 28M Langton
DoUnrd John A., sailmaker T. V. Reynolds, r. 12
Rondell PI
Dollard Patrick G., varnisher, r. 1047 Harrison
Dollard William, woolsorter Whitney & Webster, r.
929 Bryant
Dollard William E., oysterman M. B. Moraghan, r. 62
Tehama
Dollein Adam, tinsmith E. Boesch & Co., r. 724 Mis-
si on
Dolley Michael P., wood and coal, 5 Oak Grove Av, r
15 J^ Oak Grove Av
Dolling Elsie, widow, r. 1127 Filbert
Dolling William H., engraver Rothchild & Haden-
feldt, r. 1127 Filbert
Dolliver F. J., varieties, 1829)4 Union
DoUiver Frank P., collector, r. 435 Eighteenth
Dolliver John 8., pilot, office 506 Battery, room 9, r.
1219 Geary
Dolliver Mary W., widow, r. 1528 Bush
Dolliver Robert, teamster, r. 131 Langton
DoUiver Samuel R. (Dolliver & Bro.) r. 1031 Golden
Gate Av
Dolliver Sewell, salesman Dolliver & Bro., r. 2201
Fillmore
Dolliver Thomas (Dolliver & Bro.) r. 137 Montgomery
Dolliver William, clerk Dolliver & Bro., r. 2750 Harri-
son
Dolliver & Brother (Thomas and Samuel R.
Dolliver and Albert R. Church! importers and
dealers shoe manufacturers materials, 573-575
Market
DolloBso D., blaeksmith L. Pardian & Co., r. 115 Clark
Dolphin Swimming aud Boatiug Club, cor Beach and
Montgomery Av
Dolphin Yacht Club, S39 California
Dolson De Witt C, r. 2625 Mission
Domay Alfred, cooper, r. 207 Second
Domczykowskl Waldemar, clerk S. Lachman & Co., r.
lauy Stockton
Domenici Bartolomeo, scavenger, r. S b Francisco, nr
Mout;iomery Av
Domeuici Basilio tailor, 1335 Dupont, r. 431 Green-
wich
Domenici Castina, widow, r. 9 Hinckley
Domenici Giovanni, shoemaker, 133J Dupont
Domenici Rocco (Pareuti & Domeuici) r. 209)4 Sec-
ond
Domeuicont Anselmo (Frapolli, Berges & Co.) r. 2010
Taylor
Domergue Josephine, dressmaking and drygoods,1429
Dupont
Domestic Paper Patterns, J. W. Evans agent,
29 Post
Domestic Serving Macliine Co., J. W. Evans
agent, 29 Post
Domett William E., pilot, office 506 Battery, room 9,
r. 714 Shotwell
Dominguez Carmen E., widow, r. 1405 Powell
Domiujiuez Fernandez, waiter stmr Newbern, r. 118
Virginia PI
Dominguez Ricardo A., assistant engineer stmr City
of Peking, r. 1405 Powell
Dominican Convent, Sister Mary Pia O. S, D.
superioress, 1210 Guerrero
Dominican Monastery, NW cor Steiner and
Bush
Dominiche Riginaldo, cabinetmaker Charles Qreffe,
r. 416 Pacific
Dominion House, 110 Sixth
Dominique Romaine, lapidary J. V. Bretonnel, r. 634
Vallejo
Dommes Robert, painter Central RR., r. 1057 Mission
Domrowe Wilhelm, shoemaker, r. 1005 Post
Don David K., bookbinder A. J. Leary, r. Oakland
Don Jean, r. 1510 Dupont
Douaghy James S., receiver Omnibus RR., r. 16
Perry
Donahoe David J., janitor New City Hall, r. 6 Minna
Donahoe John, filecutter, and extraman Engine No.
9, r. 27 Ritch
Donahue Bridget, widow, r. 226 Ritch
Donahue Bridget, domestic 521 Howard
Donahue Charles (Kelleher & Donahue) r. 153 Minna
Donahue Charles, teamster, r. 43 Sjuth Park
Donahue Charles J., salesman Henry Loewenhayn, r.
1113 Kearny
Donahue Cornelius, gardener, r. 314 Minna
Donahue Cornelius J., groceries and liquors, SE cor
Eighth and Bryant, and NW cor Eighth and Bry-
ant, r. 498 Eighth
Donaltue Dennis, Consul Great Britain, office
506 Battery
Donahue Dennis, drayman, r. 42 Natoma
Donahue E. Mrs., seamstress, r.328 Francisco
Donahue Edward, cleaner John F. Snow, r. 1623 Mis-
sion
Donahue Edward F„ clerk S. A. Perry & Co., r. 27
Rausch
Donahue Edward J., bootmaker, 402 McAllister
Donahue Edward P., with Risdou Land L. Works, r.
564 Natoma
Donahue Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, r. 160534 Jessie
Donahue Ellen Mrs,, r. 4 Zee PI
Donahue Frank, engineer, r. 10 Lynch
Donahue Frank M., grocer, r. 3:34 Fourth
Dbnabue George A., clerk J. D. Spreckels & Bros., r.
564 Natoma
Donahue Henry, bottler Harrison & Co., r. 832 Broad-
way
Donahue Henry, clerk Abramson & Bacon
Donahue Henry, driver, r. NW cor Octavia and Fil-
bert
Donahue Henry, druggist Henry B. Shaw, r. 126 Turk
Donahue Henry, sewing machine agent, r. 532 Ivy Av
Doiialiue James, cigarmaker, r. 710 M Clementina
Donahue James, hackiuau, r. 413 O ik
Donahue James, stockman, r. 13 Everett
W. & J. SLOAM & CO.
Hotels and Steamboats complelely furnished with
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY.
Special Prices Given.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO
Mantifaciurers of Sbow Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 im St.
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( Burgundies, Sauternes. Porta and Sherries ) 530 WASH1N9T0N STBZET.
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Donahue James E., blacksmith, r. 28 Alvarado
Donahue James M., president San Francisco
and North Pacific Railroad Co., and Sonoma Val-
ley Kallroad Co., 410 Mission, r. San Rafael
Donahue James P., driver, r. 413 Oak
Donahue James P. J., journalist, r. Nucleus Hotel
Donahue James T.. bookkeeper Stevenson & Long-
\rill. r. 522 Jessie
Donahue John, cook, r. 636 Commercial
Donahue John, laborer, r. 18}^ Otis PI
Donahue John, laborer, r. 542 Mission
Donahue John, stage manager, r. 1008 Leavenworth
Donahue John, teamster, r. 911 Sansome
Donahue John F., shoemaker John Vtschig, r. 564
Natoma
Donahue John J., plumber, r. 912 Ellis
Donahue John W., compositor, r. 274 Clementina
Donahue Joseph, r. 35 Boardman PI
Donahue Joseph, carpetlayer, r. 159 Tehama
Donahue K. Mrs., janitress Point Lobos School, r. 8
St. Rone's Av
Donahue Kate, widow, r. 35 Boardman PI
Donahue Kate, widow, r. 564 Natoma
Donahue Kate, domestic 2215 Fillmore
Donahue Lizzie E. Miss, teacher Redding Primary, r.
132 Juliau Av
Donahue Mamie, r. 2322 Mission
Donahue Margaret Miss, tailoress A. Evans, r. E 8
Potrero Av, bet Center and Santa Clara
Donahue Martin H. (Reidy & Donahue) r. 443 Minna
Donahue Mary, widow, r. Marquesas, bet Railroad
Av and Yazoo
Donahue Owen, miner, r. 309 Elm Av
Donahue Patrick, carpenter, r 621 Howard
Donahue Patrick, deckhand stmr T. C. Walker
Donahue Patrick, liquor saloon, 241 O'Farrell, r. 6
O'Farrell Alley
Donahue Patrick, shoemaker, r. 366 Natoma
Donahue Patrick, stone cutter, r. 8 St. Rose's Av
Doiialme Patrick, watchmaker and jeweler, 104
Jackson
Donahue Peter Mrs., widow, r. 454 Bryant
Donaline Peter J., capitalist, 81 Nevada Block,
r. 346 First
Donahue Robert E., with Union Ice Co., r. 242 Oak
Donahue Stephen J., soapmaker, r. 927 Seventeenth
Donahue Terrence, bollermaker Fulton Iron Works,
r. 545 Folsom
Donahue Theodore, assistant bookkeeper Union Ice
Co., r. 242 Oak
Donahue Thomas, bootblack, SW cor Sixth and
Market
Donahue Thomas, deckhand stmr City of Stockton, r.
cor Mason and O'Farrell
Donahue Thomas, foreman Conklin Bros., r. 636
Jessie
Donahue Thomas, laster Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1004 Howard
Donahue Thomas, longshoreman, r. 617 Davis
Donahue Thomas F., clerk, r. 159 Tehama
Donahue Thomas R., beer bottler, r. 120 Ash Av
Donahue William, laborer, r. 913 Howard
Donahue William, salesman Etienne Messager, r. 126
Turk
Donahue William M. Mrs., widow, r. 242 Oak
0~ Donahue. See Donahoe, Donoghue, Donohoe and
Donohue
Donald Andrew, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 922
Folsom
Donald D. O., seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Donald E. J. framemaker S. & G. Gump, r. 2 Mc-
Dermott PI
Donald George, salesman E. Mansbach & Co., r. 14
Metcalfe PI
Donald William, carpenter, r. 655 Harrison
Donald William, machinist Murray Bros., r. 142
Fourth
Donald William, salesman, r. 14 Metcalf PI
FRATINGER k CO.
READY-MADE SUITS
FOR
LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN.
105 KEARNY STREET.
REFLECTORS,
FOE SHOW WINDOWS AND STOEES,
MADE AND REPAIRED.
W. E. LANE~ Plumber
505 KEARNV STREET.
EstablLsheJ 1860. Telephone 315.
Donaldson Adam, second officer stmr Arago, r. 3 Al-
bion Av
Donaldson Alexander, shipwright, r. 31'^ Garden
Donaldson David, toll collecter Sea Wall, Sec. 1, r.
24 Oak Grove Av
Donaldson E. N. & Co.. hardware and stoves (Point
Arena. Cal.) office, 213 Clay
Donaldson Eugene D., agent, r. 109 Liedesdorff
Donaldson .Tamcs (Donaldson k Co.) r. Alameda
Donaldson James, Liburer, r. 5 Washington
Donaldson John, shipwright Union Iron Works, r.
W 8 Michigan, bet Napa and Shasta
Donaldson JoLn G., bartender, r. 93m Folsom
Donaldson R., shipyardman Union Iron Works
Donaldson Robert, farmer, r. 5 Washington
Donaldson Robert .\., assistant general passenger and
ticket agent S. P. Co., NE cor Fourth and Town-
send, r. 830 Turk
Donaldson Robin H., clerk general passenger and
ticket office S. P. Co., r. 830 Turk
Donaldson W. A. (Truckee Mnfg and Box Co.) r. East
Oakland
Donaldson Walter H., sheet iron worker Conlin i
Roberts, r. 7 Albion Av
Donaldson & Co. (James Donaldson) shipping
and commipsion merchants, and agents Inter-
national Marine Insurance Co., limited (of Liver-
pool) 319 California
US'" Donaldson. See Donelson
Donandt W. F. D., clerk Siegfried & Brandenstein, r.
47 South Park
Donathan William, horse trainer, r. 107 Taylor
Donato Giovanni, fruits, SE cor Sansome and Wash-
ington, r. 423 Washington
Donato K., pantryman Palace Hotel
Donavan John J., carpenter, r. 616}«i Second
Donavan Timothy, molder, r. 19 Natoma
Donavan Timothy, teamster, r. 36 Clay
1^" Donavan. See Donnavan
Doncks Peter H., r. 314 Gough
Dondero Andrew, varnisher, r. 403 Grove
Dondero Carlo, laborer L. Laviosa k Co.
Dondero Charles, secretary Italo-Pacific Coast Trade
Development Assn, office 506 Battery, r. 3 Medau
PI
Dondero Frank, laborer Cal. Cracker Co., r.718 Green-
Dondero Gio B., candymaker L. Demartini & Co.,
r. 14 Union PI
Dondero Giovanni, laborer, r. 17 Lafayette PI
Dondero Giuseppi, laborer, r. 1411}^ Kearny
Dondero John, laborer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 718 Green-
wich
Dondero Louis, peddler, r. 6 Russell
Dondero Mary, packer D. Ghirardelli & Sons, r. 718
Greenwich
Donegan David, laborer, r. 552 Folsom
Donegan John J., wood and coal, 716 Folsom, r. 48
Ritch
Donegan Mary Mrs., r. 1314 Filbert
Doi.egan Michael, laborer, r. 813 Battery
Donegan Patrick, laborer, r. 158 Shipley
Donegan Patrick, painter, r. 1307 Leavenworth
Donegan Peter, painter, r. 1307 Leavenworth
a^ Donegan. See Dunigan and Dunnigan
Donelin Timothy J., clerk freight auditor's office 8.
P. Co., r. Oakland
Donelson Daniel A., salesman Hulse, Bradford & Co.,
r. 655 Harrison
10^ Donelson. See Donaldson
Donlan Delia, domestic 214 Tenth
Donlan Hannah, widow, r. 141 Henry
Donlan John P., carrier Call, r. 32 Russ
Donlan James T., liquor agent, r. 32 Ruse
Donlan Michael K.. r. 140 Minna
Donlan Patrick, deckhand stmr Apache
Donlan Peter, deckhand stmr Oakland
Donlan Thomas, blacksmith, r. 32 Russ
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Blannractnrer of every description of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to SO Bealc Street, San Francisco.
T ...■»«««»>« lel%Skrrft Jit UAAlror 43 1-*'J7 Market Street. Sole Asents ftor
rUmariy ISnam Ot nOOKer. ©ederick's perpetual Hay Prc
DON
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W. W. Montague & Co.
PUIKEPS,
Suction and Force.
FOR HAND. TVIND-3IIL.I. AND POSTER,
ALL, SIZKS.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAKKET STEEET
Donlan Thomas S., longshoreman, r. 531)4 Natoma
Donlan William E.. liquor ag«nt, r. 32 Kuss
K^ Donlan. See Donlon aud Donnellan
Donleavy J. J. A., parcel clerk O'Connor, Moflfatt &
Co.. r. 77 Clementina
Donleavy Michael F., outside watch U. S. Mint, r.
113C Howard
Donlevy Andrew, painter, 122 Golden Gate Av, r. 1060
Howard
Donley Edward J., attorney at law, r. 35 Fifth
Don ley James, carriage painter J. B. Gorman, r. 1644
Market
Donley James, lather, r. 3.52 Jessie, rear
Donley James C, accountant, r. 148 Sixth
IS^ Donley. See Donnelly and DonnoUy
Donlon Dennis G., shoemaker P. F. Nolan k Sons, r.
309 Minna
Donlon James H., insurance agent, r. 631 Twenty-
third
Donlon John, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
27 ^ Ivy Av
Donlon John H. (Whittier * Donlon) r. 345^ Fourth
Donlon Joseph M., solicitor, r. 631 Twenty-third
Donlon Michael, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r.
131 H Lanerton
Donlon Michael, laborer, r. 1430 Dolores
Donlon Michael, longshoreman, r. 333 Jessie
Donlon Michael J., foreman Richard W. Harris, r.
1004 Jackson
Donlon P. F., hodcarrier, r. 17b Douglass
Donlon Thomas, gripman Presidio RK., r. 22 Allen
Donlon "William J., bookkeeper James K. Prior, r. 631
Twenty-third
tef Donlon. See Donlan and Donnellan
Donnadieu Henry, laundryman, r. 832 Broadway
Donnavan Cornelius, boilermaker, r. 134 Folsom
Donnavan Harry J., lithographer H. S. Crocker, r. 757
Brannan
Sff" Donnavan. See Donavan and Donovan
Donne Joseph H., clerk Pac. Pickle and Vinegar
Works, r. 1009 McAllister
Donne Robert M., book agent, 120 Sutter, room 72, r.
511 Mason
Donne Richard M., expressman, cor Washington and
Battery, r. 1009 McAllister
Donnell A. C. Hi Co. (Arthur C. Donnell) general
agents Westchester Insurance Co. of New York,
318 California
Donnell Arthur C. (A. C. Donnell & Co.) r. Oakland
Donnell Samuel M., clerk Pac. Insurance Union, r.
Oakland
Donnell T., laborer Pac. Oil and Lead Works, r. 123^
Welsh
Donnella David T., watchman, r. 1231 Market
Donnellan Abbie J., widow, r. 21 Caroline
Donnellan Kate, domestic 34 Minna
Donn Elian L. S. Mrs., teacher, r. 720 California
Donnellan Thomas, hackman, r. 719 O'Farrell, rear
Donnellan William E.. policeman, r. 1237 Storkton
Donn Elian William T., mnfr patent medicines, r.315
Ivy Av
B^ Donnellan. See Donlan and Donlon
Donnenbach William, baker Jean M. Soule, r. cor
Paraquay and Susquehanna
Donnelly A. B., clerk, r. 222 Eddy
Donnelly Annie, widow, r. 1922 Taylor
Donnelly Annie Miss, nurse Mount St. Joseph's Or-
phan Asylum
Donnelly Arthur J., bartender J. J. Greggains, r. 18
Clinton
Donnelly Bernard, carpenter, r. 854 Mission
Donnelly Bernard, fireman fireboat Gov. Irwin, r. 8
Minna
Donnelly Bernard, hackman, r. 137;^ Fifth
Donnelly Bridget, widow, r. 13 Oak Grove Av
Donnelly Bryan, U. S. deputy Marshal, r. 315 Eighth
Donnelly Charles E., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 414
Eddy
Donnelly Cronan, laborer, r. 6 Boyd
Donnelly, Dunned Co. (E. T. Donnelly and
JameH F. Dnuue) cattle and sheep raisers, office
(«)1 California
Donnelly D.Webster, clerk ticket auditor's office, S.P.
Co . r. San Mateo
Donnelly Edward (Donnelly & Robinson) r. 13 Oak
Grove Av
Donnelly Edward, physician, r. 3-32 Howard
Donnelly Edward D., street contractor, r. 2103 Jonea
Donnelly Edward F., clerk Post Othce, r. 1718 Hyde
Donnelly Edward G. J., salesman O'Connor, Moflatt
& Co., r. 19 Sumner
Donnelly Edwara T. (Donnelly, Dunne & Co.) r. 318
Oak
Donnelly Edward T., tanner, r. S s Serpentine Av, nr
Hani|>sbire
Donnelly Frank, carpenter, r. 54 First
Donnelly Frank, hostler James Hurst, r. 38 Sixth
Donnelly Frank, laborer, r. 550 J4 Natoma
Donnelly Frank, shoemaker Cahn, Nlckelsburg &
Co., r. 1235 Market
Donnelly Frank, teamster Oregon Imp. Co., r. 317
Brannan
Donnelly George, blacksmith Fulton Iron Works, r.
18 Ji Rausch
Donnelly Hector, teamster William Kerr, r. 903 Bat-
tery
Donnelly Henry, driver, r. 1221 Polk
Donnelly Henry, fireman tug Sea Lion, r. 72 Juniper
Donnelly Hugh, porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r. loH
Langtou
Donnelly J., carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r. 29
Twenty-third
Donnelly James, assistant engineer stmr City of Rio
de Janeiro
Donnelly James, cook, r. 317 Beale
Donnelly James, master bark Portland, office 48 Mar-
ket, r. 416 Harrison
Donnelly James A., fireman, r. W 8 Pixley, bet
Steiner and Fillmore
Donnelly James J., r. Commercial Hotel
Donnellv James W. (J. W. Donnelly 4 Co.) r. 215
O'Farrell
Donnelly John, bartender, r. 521 First
Donnelly John, deckhand stmr T. C. Walker
Donnelly John, hackdriver, r. 137^ Fifth
Donnelly John, helper Omnibus RR., r. 245 Clemen-
tina
Donnelly John, laborer, r. 5 Masonic Av
Donnelly John, pressman Craudall Bros., r. 135 Te.
hama
Donnelly John, real estate, r. 633 Geary
Donnelly John Jr., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 5
Masonic Av
Donnelly John C, salesman O'Connor, Mofifatt & Co.,
r. 19 Sumner
Donnelly John H., tanner, r. S s Serpentine Av, nr
Hampshire
Donnelly John H., wood carver, r. 135 Tehama
Donnelly John J., compositor Report, r. 52 Second
Donnelly John O.. brassmolder Eagle Brass Machine
Works, r. 363 Minna
Donnelly Joseph, teamster Heman C. Elliot, r. 225
Eighth
Donnelly Joseph C, picture frame maker, . 1235
Market
Donnelly Joseph F., carpenter, r. 967 Mission
Donnelly J. W. & Co. (James W. Donnelly) real
estate agents, 34 Kearny
Donnelly Katie, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 14 Kate
Donnelly Louise Miss, teacher Rlncon Grammar
School, r. 25 Grand Av
Donnelly Luke, cooper, r. 521 Kissling
Donnelly Margaret, widow, r. 16 Ritch
Donnelly Martin K., seaman, r. 106 Jackson
Donnelly Mary Miss, r. 19 Sumner
THE LATEST STYLES,
THE FINEST GOODS,
THE BEST WORK at
THE HASTINGS, "
I^ICK HOUSE BliOCK.
THE LIOK Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
CapiUl, $4,125,000
Assets, $4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SEZTOIT, IsA. UoiSfiT.
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
DON
415
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Donnelly Mary E., widow, r. 20 Halsht
Donnelly Mary E. Miss, teacher Eiucon Grammar
School, r. 25 Grand Av
Donnelly Mary E. Mrs., teacher music, r. cor Esmer-
alda and Prospect Av, B. H
Donnelly Michael, driver Isaac Stone, r. W B San
Bruno Koad ni Cortland Av
Donnelly Michael, laborer, r. 521 Kissling
Donnelly Michael, tanner, r. S s Serpentine Av, nr
Hampshire
Donnelly Michael, tinsmith, r. 1710 Mason
Donnelly Michael A., bookkeeper Patrick F. Dundon,
r. 338 Eighteenth
Donnelly Patrick, r. 541 Hayes
Donnelly Patrick (Steinman & Donnelly) r. 228 Sixth
Donnelly Patrick, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Donnelly Patrick, plasterer, r. cor Hattie and Merritt
Donnelly Patrick F., brass finisher Weed & King-
well, r. 135 Tehama
Donnelly Patrick T., warrant clerk U. S. Mint, r. 621
Eddy
Donnelly Peter, longshoreman, r. 30 J^ Welsh
Donnelly Peter, molder Savage, Son & Co., r. 531
Seventh
Donnelly Richard, r. 3P8 Jessie
Donnelly Sarah F. Miss, teacher Pacific Heights
Grammar School, r. 25 Grand Av
Donnelly Thomas, r. 531 Seventh
Donnelly Thomas (Skerrett h Donnelly) r. 228 Sixth
Donnelly Thomas, gripman. r. 22 Allen
Donnelly Thomas, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Donnelly Thomas, real estate agent, r. 25 Grand Av
Donnelly Thomas, upholsterer, r. 733 Market
Donnelly William, deckhand stmr Mary Garratt
Donnelly William, fireman, r. 629 Front
Donnelly William F., engineer, r. 311 Sutter
Donnelly & Robinson (Edward Donnelly and Thomas
Robinson) plumbers and gasfitters, 608L8rkin
B^Donnelly. See Donley
Donnels Albert T., salesman Charles M. Plum & Co.,
r. 101 Scott
Donnels Horace C, with Charles M. Plum & Co., r.
101 Scott
Donnels Mary, widow, r. 101 Scott
Donner Charles, blacksmith C. F. Suhl, r. 320 Drumm
Donner Henry, teamster, r. 118 Fillmore
Donner Louis, carpenter, r. 118 Fillmore
Donnolly Thomas C, manufacturer, r. 1611 Mason
Donoghue Ann, widow, r. 12 Mary
Donoghue Daniel J., freight clerk stmr San Bias
Donoghue Ignatius, harnessmaker L. D. Stone & Co.,
r. 18 Turk
Donoghue James, foreman William J. Davis, r. 22
Leonard
Donoghue Jeremiah, laborer, r. 12 Mary
Donoghue John (Donoghue & Crimmin; r. 12 Mary
Donoghue John, milker Mrs. William Hurley, r. SE
cor Solano and Indiana
Donoghue Joseph F., salesman Mrs. A. C. Hahn, r. 18
Turk
Donoghue Maggie, domestic 630 Eddy
Donoghue Michael, messenger First National Bank,
r. 403 Van Ness Av
Donoghue Michael, teamster John Byrne, r. 905 Har-
rison
Donoghue Patrick, laborer, r. 12 Mary
Donoghue Rose Miss, dressmaker, r. 804Ji Larkln
Donoghue Thomas, S. J., workman St. Ignatius Col-
lege, 214 Hayes
Donoghue Timothy, miner, r. 918 Ellis
Donoghue k Crimmin (John Donoghue and Dennis
K. Crimmin) liquor saloon, 666 Mission
Donohoe Cornelius, policeman, r. 416 )$ Shipley
Donohoe Edward, r. 526 Harrison
Donohoe John, laborer, r. S s Fifteenth, nr Valencia
Donohoe Jogeph A. (Donohoe, Kelly & Co.) r.
526 Harrison
Donohoe Joseph A. Jr., r. 526 Harrigon
DR. BAZAN'S
i;hi:R9io-i:i.i:ctric
RUSSIAN M TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SEWER PIPE. SEWER TRAPS.
Se-wers Laid Properly.
Sewers Repaired.
W. E. LANE,
Plumber, 305 Kearny Street.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Donohoe. K«lly & Co. (Joseph A. Donohoe, Eu-
gene Kelly, Howard Havens and John W. Flood)
bankers, SE cor Montgomery and Sacramento
Donohoe Moses A., groceries and liquors, SW cor
Twenty-third and Fair Oaks
Donohoe Owen, shoemaker, r. 1613 Turk
Donohoe Patrick, shoemaker, r. 407 Tehama
B^" Donohoe. See Donahoe, Donaghue, Donahue
and Donohue
Donohue Catherine, widow, r. 2018 Filbert
Donohue Charles A., porter Blake, Moffitt & Towns,
r. 213 Polk
Donohue Cornelius, laborer, r. 101 Gilbert
Donohue Cornelius J., molder Eureka Foundry, r.
Oakland
Donohue Daniel, r. 32 Louisa
Donohue Daniel (A. Anstett & Co.) r. 724 Green
Donohue Edward P., bartender, r. 275^ Rausch
Donohue Ellen M., widow, r. E 8 Potrero Av, bet
Center and Santa Clara
Donohue Eugene, expressman, r. 145 J<i Dore
Donohue Francis, r. NW cor Guerrero and Duncan
Donohue Francis, watertender stmr City of Chester,
r. 10 Lynch
Donohue Francis Jr., clerk, r. NW cor Guerrero and
Duncan
Donohue Frank, clerk Michael A. Marron, r. 334
Fourth
Donohue Frank, marblecutter Abraham Morris, r.
637 M Natoma
Donohue Frank L., clerk 3. P. Co., r. Oakland
Donohue Hannah, widow, r. 177)4 Stevenson
Donohue Hubert M., carriage painter, r. 213 Polk
Donohue Hugh, r. 786 Folsom
Donohue Humphrey, expressman, r. 113 Jnniper
Donohue James, baker, r. 934 Seventeenth
Donohue James, groceries and liquors, 116 Seventh,
r. 603 Minna
Donohue James, molder Metropolitan Foundry, r. 606
Fourth
Donohue James, wrapper Philip Kennedy & Co., r.
1432 Howard
Donohue Jane, widow, r. Falkland, nr Tallapoosa
Donohue Jeremiah D., fireman tug Hercules, r. Oak-
laud
Donohue Jeremiah J., salesman Robert Hodge, r. 445
Fifth
Donohue John, blacksmith, r. 1704 Harrison
Donohue Jo?in, carriage painter, NE cor El Dorado
and Putrero Av, r. 411 Potrero Av
Donohue John, cook George Bannister, r. SW cor
Fourth and Berry
Donohue Jolin. butcher, and groceries and liquorg,
n2(» Bryant
Donohue John, laborer, r. 2018 rllbert
Donohue John, laborer, r. SW cor Valencia and Fif-
teenth
Donohue John, longshoreman, r. 18 Otis PI
Dunohue John, shoemaker, and extraman Hose Co.
No. 9, r. 502 Ji Broadway
Donohue John, waiter, r. 245 Minna
Donohue John F., salesman Philip Kennedy & Co., r.
1432 Howard
Donohue John M., laborer, r. NW cor Guerrero and
Duncan
Donohue John P., carriage painter, r. 411 Potrero Av
Donohue John W., surveyor, r. 84 West Mission
Donohue Joseph, messenger, r. 105 O'Farrell
Donohue Josephine A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 628 Capp,
rear
Donohue Mamie Mlis, saleslady, r. 84 West Mission
Donohue Mamie Miss, saleslady Mrs. Minnie Bolton,
r. 401 Stivenson
Donohue Mar.T, widow, r. 1221 Broadway
Donohue Michael, r. 461 Stevenson
Donohue Michael, carpenter, r. Falkland, nr Tala-
poosa
Donohue Michael, hostler Club Stable, 411 Taylor
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
LITHOGRAPHERS
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W, S. DAVIS, City Afgent,
429 California Street.
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Importers and Dealers In
ENGLISH AND AMKKICAN
mil
EncauHtlc, Oluzed und Plain.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Donohiie Michael, fireman, r. 514 First
Douohue Michael J., millhand California Mill, r. 13
Everett
Donohue Patrick, contractor, r. 84 West Mission
Donohue Patrick, laborer, r. 143 Dore
Douohue Patrick, liquor saloon, 241 O'Farrell, r. 6
O'Farrell Alley
j Donohue Patrick, plasterer, r. 230 Thirteenth
j Donohue Patrick J., frroceries and liquors, SE cor
Montgomery and Vallejo, r. 1028 Montgomery
Donohue Peter, laborer, r. 326 Green
Donohue Philip, baker, r. 424 Sansome
Donohue Richard J., phoemaker, r. 1221 Broadway
Donohue Roger, expressmau, r. 1341 Alabama
Donohue Thomas, r. H46 Filbert
Donohue Thomas, r. 1432 Howard
Donohue Thomas, mablecutter, r. 21 Hermann
Douohue Thomas, painter, r. 636 i^ Jessie
Dononue Thomas, teamster, r. 213 Polk
Douohue William A., boltmaker Pacific Rolling Mill,
r. Falkland, nr Tallapoosa
Donohue William H., jeweler Levison Bros., r. 328
Francisco
Donohue William J., butcher, r. 1816 Folsom
oy Donohue. See Donahoe, Donahue, Donoghue
and Donohoe
Donought Thomas, stableman, r. 435 Pine
Donovan A. C, wellborer, r. 2929 Sixteenth
Donovan Andrew J., deputy Tax Collector, r. 225 Ful-
ton
Donovan Annie Miss, r. 13 Bernice
Donovan Ann, widow, r. 2313 Polk
Donovan Bridget, widow, r. 246 Jessie
Donovnn Bridget, widow, r. 1253 Montgomery
Donovan Catherine, widow, r. NW cor Webster and
Oak
Donovan Cornelius, coaldealer, 210 Austin
Donovan Cornelius, molder, r. 136 Folsom
Donovan Cornelius, groceries and liquors, 703 Sanchez
Donovan Cornelius, housemover, r. 13 Bernice
Douovan Cornelius, laborer, r. 126 Langton
Donovan Cornelius, longshoreman, r. 306 Folsom
Donovan Daniel, boots and shoes. 1412 Stockton and
423 Montgomery Av, r. 757 Brannan
Donovan Daniel, boots and shoes, Octavia, nr Union
Donovan Daniel, laborer, r. 126 Langton
Donovan Daniel, laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 704
Clementina
Donovan Daniel, painter, r. 331 M Bush •
Douovan Daniel, undertaker, r. 640 Jessie
Douovan Daniel, waiter, r. 127 Fourth
Donovan Daniel, woolgrader Ball & Julian, r. 763
Bryant
Donovan Daniel E., gasfitter, r. 210 Montgomery Av
Donovan Daniel J., attorney, r. 10 Godeus
Donovan Daniel P. Jr., driver McAvoy & Gallagher,
r. 640 M Jessie
Donovan David, milker, r. N s Algeria, bet Potomac
and San Joaquin
Donovan Dennis, laborer, r. 706 Natoma
Donovan Dennis R., pressman, r. 225 Fulton
Donovan Dominlck, storekeeper, r. 11 Union PI
Donovan D. T., gripman Market St. RR.. r. Cable
House
Donovan Edward P., roofer, r. 29 Garden
Douovan Ellen Miss, teacher Franklin Grammar
School, r. .307 Hayes
Donovan Ellen Miss, millinerv, 1526 Polk
Donovan Ellen Mrs., r. 238 J^ Eleventh
Donovan Ellen Mrs,, physician. 1425 Howard
Donovan Eugene, laborer, r. 126 Shipley
Donovan Frank, cattledealer, r. 517 Bush
Donovan George F., clerk G. W. Clark k Co., r. 847
Valencia
Donovan Honora, widow, r. 6123^ Natoma
Douovan James (DonoTan & Heaphey) r. 222 Leaven-
worth
Donovan James, painter, r. 500 Fell
Donovan James, plasterer, r. 712 McAllister
Douovan James, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. W 8
Dominica, bet St. John and Susquehanna
Donovan James, woolsorter Thomas Bailey & Co. r.
7C3 Bryant
Donovan James Jr., teamster, r. 459 Jessie
Douovan James A., clerk Redington k Co., r. 333
McAllister
Donovan James A., teamster, r. 459 Jessie
Donovan James H., bollermaker Union Iron Works,
r. 737 Harrison
Donovan James J., cooper, r. 16 Lily Av
Donovan James M., butcher W. D". F. Wiggin, r. 228
Birch Av
Donovan James T., policeman, r. 2213 Polk
Donovan Jeremiah, calker, r. 426 Fulton
Donovan Jeremiah, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Donovan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 109 Twenty-third
Donovan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 437 Shipley
Donovan Jeremiah, morocco finisher, r. 6ii Sheridan
Donovan Jeremiah, teamster, r. 2313 Polk
Donovan Jeremiah F., pressman, r. 710M Fulten
Donovan Jeremiah J. (Donovan k. O'Donnell) r. 4
Elliot Park
Donovan J. J., salesman Sullivan, Kelly & Co.
Donovan John, currier Balz Bros, b Flnkeldey, r. 6
Alice
Donovan John, deckhand stmr Alameda
Donovan John, hostler P. J. Corbett fc Son, r. 3
Burcham PI
Donovan John, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Donovan John, laborer, r. 75 California At
Donovan John, laborer, r. 136 Lombard
Donovan John, laborer, r. 512 Howard
Donovan John, laborer, r. 1253 Montgomery
Donovan John, longshoreman, r. 949 Fifteenth
Donovan John, mattressmaker, r. 1058 Howard
Donovan John, painter M. J. k J. J. Donovan, r. 678
Clementina
Donovan John, plasterer, r. 712 McAllister
Donovan John, clerk The Hiatory Co., r. 1817 O'Far-
rell
Donovan John, shipcarpenter, r. 500 Mission
Donovan John, watchman, r. 519 J^ Brannan
Donovan John A., painter, r. 20 Alvarado
Donovan John E., engineer Pac. Mnlg Co., r. 29 Gar-
den
Donovan John H., boilermaker, r. 1332 Broadway
Donovan John H., clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 225
Fulton
Donovan John J. (Donovan & Roesner) r. 668 Na-
toma
Donovan John J., painter, r. 133 Seventh
Donovan John J., upholsterer John Hoey, r. 1058
Howard
Donovan John M., blacksmith, r. 10 Godeus, rear
Donovan John P., machinist E. A. Bix & Co., r. 73T
Harrison
Donovan Joseph, brass finisher, r. 306 Jessie
Donovan Joseph, carpenter, r. 1108 Alabama
Donovan Joseph J. (M. J. & J. J. Donovan) r. 1021
Devisadero
Donovan Joseph T., druggist William J. Bryan, r.
909 Lombard
Donovan J. P., portrait painter 126 Kearny, room 40
Donovan Julia Miss, r. 51 Stevenson
Donovan Julia Mrs., r. 13 Bernice
Donovan Kate Miss, r. 13 Bernice
Donovan Kate Miss, laundress, r. 216 Lombard
Donovan Laura Miss, school teacher, r. 500 Fell
Donovan Lawrence A., carriagemaker, r. 1058 Howard
Donovan Margaret, widow, r. W s Arkansas, bet Napa
and Sierra
Donovan Margaret E. Mrs., millinery, 847 Valencia
Donovan Maria, widow, r. 620 Greenwich
Donovan Martin, shoemaker, 2009 Geary, r. 1114
Pierce
Donovan Mary, widow, r. 16 Lily Av
TJC3rS.
Imported and Domestic Rugs in immense variety.
W. & J. SLOAISTE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Marto St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
( Finer than the class of Champagnes sent from) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
1 Francetothlscountry, but without erandy. j 530 WASHIKGTOIT STEEET.
DON
417
DOR
Donovan Mary, -widow, r. 1526 Polk
Donovan Mary, widow, r. 1711 Clay
Donovan Mary Mies, r. 1253 Montgomery
Donovan Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 706 Natoma
Donovan Mary A., fancy goods, 1561 Market
Donovan Michael, coachman, r. 14 Clay
Donovan Michael, laborer, r. 10 Godeus, rear
Donovan Michael, laborer, r. 133 Clara, rear
Donovan Michael, laborer, r. 429 Francisco
Donovan Michael, laborer, r. 911 Ji Harrison
Donovan Michael, laborer Lachman k Jacobi, r. 949
Fifteenth
Donovan Michael, longshoreman, r. 5 Clementina
Donovan Michael, plumber, r. 1253 Montgomery
Donovan Michael H.. blacksmith, r. 847 Valencia
Donovan Michael J. (M. J. & J. J. Donovan) r. 1633
Ellis
Donovan Michael M., carriage painter, 8W cor Twen-
ty-third and Bartlett, r. 1058 Howard
Donovan M. J. ^ J. J. (Michael J. and Joseph
J.) painters, 1171 Market
Donovan Murtagh, milkman, r. N s Algeria, bet Po-
tomac and San Joaquin
Donovan Nelson, painter, r. 500 Fell
Donovan Patrick, boilermaker, r. 737 Harrison
Donovan Patrick, laborer, r. 208 Langton
Donovan Patrick, laborer, r. 245 Ninth
Donovan Patrick, laborer, r. 562 Stevenson
Donovan Patrick, laborer, r. 739 Howard
Donovan Patrick, shoemaker, 202 Fifth
Donovan Peter, carpenter, r. 416 Fifth
Donovan Philip, painter, r. 500 Fell
Donovan Timothv, collector Oakland Ferry Wharf, r.
531 Bryant
Donovan Timothy, house mover, r. 13 Bernice
Donovan Timothy, molder, r. 5 Tehama
Donovan Timothy, shoemaker, 306 Jessie
Donovan Timothy A., shoemaker Orin Jones & Co., r.
Arlington, bet Charles and Miguel
Donovan Timothy J., pressman Chronicle, r. 1253
Montgomery
Donovan Thomas, r. 7 Natoma
Donovan Thomas, laborer, r. 244 Seventh
Donovan T. J., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
611 Geary
Donovan William, laborer, r. 20}^ Otis PI
Donovan William, track foreman Potrero and B. V.
RR., r. 132 5^ Oak
Donovan William H., carriagepalnter, r. 1058 Howard
Donovan & Hesphey (James Donovan and Michael
Heaphey) wood and coal, 222}^ Leavenworlh
Donovan & O'Donnell (J. J. Donovan and Martin
O'Donnell) restaurant, 1329 Bush
Donovan & Roesner (John J. Donovan and Peter
Roesner) horseshoers. 205 Eighth
iST" Donovan. See Donnovan and Donavan
Donzel A. A. Mrs., widow, r. 102 Bartlett
Donzel A. J., euneriutendent Safety Nitro Powder Co.,
430 California
Donzel John D., r. 102 Bartlett
Doody Daniel, sign painter, r. 16 Langton
Doody Dennis, gardener, r. 228 Minna
Doody Ellen Mrs., widow, r. 16 Langton
Doody John P. L., produce dealer, 8E cor Florida and
Twenty-second
Doody Matthew, r. 16 Langton
Doody M. C, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r. San
Rafael
Doody Richard, hostler Fashion Stable, r. 1228 Bush
I&' Doody. See Dudy
Doolan Frank T., draftsman Miller & Armitage, r.
1424 Mission
Doolan James, seaman, r. 541 Second
Doolan Richard C, bookkeeper The H. T. Holmes
Lime Co., r. 1424 Mission
Doolan Thomas, capitalist, r. 1424 Mission
i&" Doolan. See Dolan
Dooley Catherine, widow, r. 823 Vallejo, rear
FRATINGER i CO.
CMS, m ul K
105 KEARXY STREET.
GAS STOVES,!
GAS FIXTURES, GAS BUENEES.
Gas Heaters icr all mmoses Icr sale and made lo order.
NA/_ E_ l_ AITE^ i
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNV STREET.
Establiehed 1860. Telephone 31.5. i
Dooley Charles, patrolman Morse's Patrol, r. 710 Cali-
fornia
Dooley Edward T., superintendent Boys and GirU
Aid Soc, r. East Oakland
Dooley Frank, photographer I. W. Taber, r. 626 Harri-
son
Dooley James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Dooley James, printer, r. 823 Vallejo, rear
Dooley Jane, widow, r. Palmer, opp Bartlett
Dooley John, r. Palmer, opp Bartlett
Dooley John, laborer, r. 36 Clay
Dooley John, porter M. Goodwin & Co., r. 1819 Bu-
chanan
Dooley John, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. SE cor Bay and Hyde
Dooley John, teamster, r. Broderick, bet Eddy and
Ellis
Dooley John H., viticulturist, r. 910 Pierce
Dooley L. Mrs., grocery and liquors, 1110 Eighteenth
Dooley Lucy, widow, r. 535 Howard
Dooley Martin, laborer, r. 26 Masonic Av
Dooley Michael, gardener Laurel Hill Cemetery
Dooley Patrick, gardener, r. 1110 Eighteenth
Dooley Patrick, groceries and liquors, SB cor Hyde
and Bay
Dooley R. M., r. 1508 Larkin
Dooley Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Dooley Thomas, laborer, r. 529 Valencia
Dooley Thomas, seaman, stmr Granada
Dooley Thomas, stonecutter, r. 1727 Market
Dooley Thomas F., laborer, r. cor Sierra and Kentucky
Dooley William, blacksmith, r. 901 Battery
Dooley William, waiter stmr Oregon, r. 522 Bryant
Sff" Dooley. See Dooly and Puely
Doolin James, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r. SJJ
Decatur
Doolin M. J., traveler Brown & Metzner, r. 453 Polk
Doolin Thomas, teamster, r. 540 Mission
Doolin Thomas F., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
453 Polk
Doolin Henry, butcher, r. 348 Minna
Dooling James F., boxmaker, r. 426 Fourth
Doollng John, teamster, r. W s Broderick, bet Eddy
and Ellis
Doolittle Anson B., teamster, r. 1017 Union
Doolittle E. A. , driver William L. Burnell, r. N B Pre-
ctta Av, bet Folsom and Harrison
Doolittle M. Airs., r. 602 Sutter
Doolittle Michael, dishwasher Devoto i Brichetto, r.
13 Hant
Doolittle Nelson R., teamster, r. 1017 Union
Doolittle W. G., secretary Water Front Land Co., 618
Market, r. 554 Folsom
Dooly Andrew J., gardener, r. S 8 Twenty-fifth, bet
York and Hampshire
Dooly Andrew J. Jr., tanner, r. S s Twenty-fifth, bet
York and Hampshire
Dooly Frank M., machinist, r. S s Twenty-fifth, bet
Y'ork and Hampshire
Dooly James, tanm-r, r. cor Twenty-fifth and York
Dooly John T., carriage painter, r. S b Twenty-fifth,
bet York and Hamp.'sbire
Dooly Richard W., r. 2318 California
Dooly Thomas, stevedore, r. 4 Maiden Alley
Dooly Thomas M., upholsterer, r. 8 8 Twenty-fifth,
bet York and Hampshire
Dooly's Building, NW oor Sansorae and Sutter
t^" Dooly. See Dooley and Duley
Doonan "Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 1685*
Silver
Dooner John, teacher, r. 78 Natoma
Doose John C, bookkeeper E. Lewis k Co., r. 19
Washington .\v
Doose Louisa, widow, r. 19 Washington Av
Dorach Michel, barber, 1315 H Powell
Doran Annie Miss, r. 2032 California
Doran Bridget Mrs., bakery. 110 Second
Doran Catharine Mrs., r. 526 Natoma
JOHN HAMMOND
27
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mannfaotnrer of CTery desoription of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
48 to SO Beale Street, Saa Fruncikcu.
Truman, Isham & Hooker. ^''1SL^r^%Vn^\^'J^'1^^SnlfJ^''^
DOR
418
DOR
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
1MP0IITER3 OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 3]1, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STREET
Doran Chsrles A., carpenter, r. 14 Aletnany
Doran Charles T., plumber, r. 526 Natoma
Doran DaniPl, longsboreman, r. 515 Howard
Doran David, shipwrisbt, r. 225 Fourth
Doran David O., messenger Post Office, r. 1009 Pa-
Clfii"
Doran Edward J., milker John Doran, r. cor Jefferson
Av and Kosciusko
Doran Ellen, widow, r. 916 Pacific
Doran F., tpamster William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Doran Frank E., deputy Sheriff, r.lll4 Jackson
Doran George, master mariner, r. 64 Sacramento
Doran George, teamster, r. cor KosciUBko and Jeffer-
son Av
Doran Henry, seaman, r. 506 Davis
Doran James (James Doran & Son) r. 214 Capp
Doran James, laborer, r. 333 Shipley
Doran James, longshoreman, r. 28 Minna
Doran James & Son (James and James H.) horse-
shoers, 55 Beale
Doran James H. (James Doran k Son) r. 214 Capp
Doran James H., blacksmith, r. 214 Capp
Doran John, clerk O'Connor, Moflfatt i Co., r. iii^i
Clementina
Doran John, coalpasser stmr Geo. W. Elder
Doran John, milkman, r. cor Jefferson Av and Kosci-
usko
Doran John, seaman, r. 43 Natoma
Doran John B., engineer Geary St. KR.,r. 2 Elliot
Park
Doran John J., blacksmith, r. cor Kosciuako and Jef-
ferson Av
Doran John R., compositor, r. 1009 Pacific
Doran John 8., pressman, r. 557 Minna
Doran Joseph, cook, r. 444 H Clementina
Doran Joseph, policeman, r. 507 Tweaty-fourth
Doran Julia, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
110 Tehama
Doran Julia A. Miss, teacher Longfellow Primary
School, r. 3010 California
Doran Kate C. J. Miss, dressmaker, 526 Natoma
Doran Mary E. Miss, teacher Powell St., Primary
School, r. 916 Pacific
Doran Michael, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1061
Folsom
Doran Michael, sallmaker Simpson & Fisher, r. 55
Federal
Doran Michael, teamster R. Dunsmuir k Sons, r. 43
Vallejo
Doran Morris, teamster, r. 2013 O'Farrell
Doran Patrick, gardener, 1H09 Lyon
Doran R., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Doran Thomas L. (Fitzpatrick 4 Doran) r. 526 Na-
toma
Doran William, milkman, r. cor Kosciusko and Jef-
ferson Av
Doran William, policeman, r. 1009 Pacific
Doran William J., pressman Call. r. 333 Jessie
Doran William P. M., helper Gutta Percha and Rub-
ber Mnfg. Co., r. 526 Natoma
Dorcy Charlotte, widow, r. 613 Bush
Dorcy Cornelius, teamster, r. 4 Preaton PI
Dorcy KIttie Miss, shoefitter U.W. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. 926 Valencia
Dorcy Nellie Miss, shoefitter U. W. Bootand Shoe Co.,
r. 926 Valencia
Dorcy Peter, wines and liquors, 20 Stockton, r. 16
Stockton
•^ Dorcy. See Dorsey
Dore Anna M. Miss, teacher Blncon Grammar School,
r. 110 Perry
Dore Charles, bookkeeper Maurice Dore b Co., r. 1315
Jones
Dore Cornelius, farmer, r. 161 Second
Dore Edward R. (Hurst & Dore) r. 2211 Mission
Dore Elizabeth, widow, r. 2621 California
Dore Frank E., printer, r. 808 Filbert
Dore Maurice (Maurice Dore & Co.) r. 1215 Jones
Dore Maurice & Co. (Maurice Dore) real estate
agents and auctioneers, 412 Pine, Nevada Block
Dore William H., r. 3i0 Third
V^' Dore. See Doerr and Dorr
Dorenberg Max, clerk, r. SE cor Jackson and Battery
Dorety Elizabeth y., widow, r. 5 Ridley
Dorety George A., clerk, r. 5 Ridley
Dorety Josfph H. , agent Jobueon's printing inks,
and George Meier & Co.'s lithographic material,
529 Commercial, r. Oakland
Dorety Montrose H., bookkeeper W. J. Murray i Co.,
r. 5 Ridley
Dorety William W., clerk, r. 5 Ridley
r&" Dorety. See Dorrity and Dousherty
Dorey Alfred O., bookkeeper Cal. Transportation Co.,
r. 811 Leavenworth
Dorey Nicholas A., salesman Morgan Bros., r. 1532
Jackson
Dorfler August H., fireman, r. 202 Second
Dorfler Moritz, teamster Broadway Brewery, r. 635
Broadway
Dorfler Robert H., teamster, r. 912 Harrison
Dorfler Rudolf, r. 306 Dupont
Dor;ran George P., millwright, r. 1039 Folsom
Dorgan John, shoemaker, 1052 Valencia, r. Powell Av,
nr California Av
Dorgan Michael, plumber, r. 53 Silver
Dorgan Thomas, carpenter, r. 95 Twenty-seventh
Dorgan Thomas J., stationery, 339 Hayes, r. 235 Oak
Dorgan Thomas S., carriage painter, r. 1039 Folsom
Dorgan Timothy, laborer, r. 1841 Chestnut
Dorgan Timothy F., bookkeeper, r. S s Cumberland,
bet Sanchez and Church
Dorgan William, carpenter, r. 466 Minna
Dorgan William, clerk, r. 1039 Folsom
Dorgan William, laborer, r.*1841 Chestnut
Dorgan William R., clerk, r. 1039 Folsom
Dorgeloh Charles, teamster, NW cor Fifth and Bran-
nan, r. W s Kansas, bet Nevada and Humboldt
Dorgeloh Claus, liquor saloon, NE cor Steuart and
Mission, r. 748 Minna
Dorgeloh Frederick, bartender C. Dorgeloh, r. NEcor
Mission and Steuart
Dorgeloh Herman, clerk Henry Schultheis, r. 1703
Polk
Dorgeloh Louis, cook, r. 515 Sacramento
Doring George, jobber, r. 1109 Treat Av
Dorland Adolph, tinner, r. 724 Mission
Dorland Alice M., widow, r. 103 Buchanan
Dorland Blanche Miss, r. 103 Buchanan
Dorland Gilbert P., miner, r. 74 Brosnan
Dorland James F., real estate, r. 516 Eighteenth
Dorland Pauline, widow, r. 414 Dolores
Dorland Robert H., superintendent University Mound
Reservoir, r. SW cor Bacon and University, U.M.T.
Dorland Tbomas, laborer University Mound Reser-
voir, r. 414 Dolores
Dorland Thomas A. C, cashier A. L. Bancroft
& Co., r. 623 Seventeenth
Dorland Thomas J., r. 414 Dolores
Dorler Anton, boots and shoes, 223 Sixteenth
Dorman , r. 433 Minna
Dorman Ann, widow, r. 4 Ford
Dorman C. A., physician, 607 California
Dorman Charles, packer, r. 419 Filbert
Dorman Daniel, teamster, r. 490 Eleventh
Dorman Simon M., clerk local freight office S.P. Co.,
r. Alameda
Dorman William K., compositor Chronicle, r. 923Ji
Minna
Dormer Thomas, liquor saloon, 439 Jackson, r. 814
Montgomery
Dormer T. W., r. 208 M Eleventh
Dormer William, r. 509 Turk
Dorn Charles G., collector, r. 218 Stockton
Dorn Diademus S. (Dorn & Dorn) r. 1305 Guerrero
Dorn Frederick A., attorney at law, 240 Mont-
gomery, rooms 3-4, r. 708 Post
MANN & BENEDICT,
8UCCISS0RS TO
C. C. HASTINGS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
c L o tH IE :r s ,
&.XCK H017SE BI^OCK.
ORIENT lis. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,551,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
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Subscribed Capital, - - - $4,125,000 00
Capital and Gross Assets, - - 4,712,747 00
PACmc DEPARTMENT FOR
The States of California, Nevada, Oregon, Colorado, tiie Territories of
Washington, Idaho, Montana, "Wyoming, Utah, Arizona,
New Mexico, aiid the Hawaiian Islands.
GEO D. DOKNIN, Manager, WM. SEXTON, Assistant Manager.
215 Sansome Street San Francisco, Cal.
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'*«rFORD,'- SAN FRANCISCO.
Capital, - - - - _
Assets, January 1st 1887 ,
$1,000,000 00
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PACIFIC DEPARTMENT FOR
The States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and the Territorici^ ot Washinston,
Idaho, Utah, Ai-izona and New Mexico.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager. WM, SEXTON, Assistant Manager,
215 Sansome Street, San Francisco, Cal.
l¥t>«^
IMPERIAL
KiRE Insurance Co., oe London.
(Instituted 1803.)
Capital Paid in, - - - . $3,500,000 00
Assets, January 1st 1887, - - 9,658,479 00
Invested in the United States, 1,620,505 63
PACIFIC DEPARTMENT
Having Jnrisdiction over the States of (alirornia, Oregon, Nevada, Colorado,
and the Territories of Mashinston, Idaho, Montana, >V'yoniIng,
Utah, New Mexico and Arizona.
GEO. D. DOENIN, Manager, WM. SEXTON, Assistant Manager.
215 Sansome Street. San Francisco. Cal.
WASHINGTON
Fire And Marine Ins. Co.
OF BOSTON.
Capital Paid in,
Assets January 1st, 1887,
1,000,000 00
1,949,467 00
PACIFIC DEPARTMENT
Having Jurisdietion over the States of t'alif'oruia, Oregon, Xevacia, Colorado,
and the Territories of Washington, Idaho, Montana, .>Vyoniing,
I'tah, New Mexico, and Arizona.
GEO. D. DOENIN, Manager, WM. SEXTON, Assistant Manager.
215 Sansome Street, San Francisco, Cal.
m^e^r^^^-
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
DOR
419
DOU
Dorn G. Mrs., millinery, 237 Sixteenth, r. 327 Capp
Doru Gustav E., salesman F. Toplitz & Co., r. 327 Capp
Dorn G. W., physician, B07 Polk
Dorn Marcellus A. (Dorn & Dorn) r. 318 Taylor
Dorn Richard, bookkeeper Hinz & Landt, r. 1911 Mis-
sion
Dorn Samuel P. H., butcher, NE cor Webster and
Ellis, r. 16 Bourbln PI
Dorn dc Dorn (D. S. & M. A. Dorn) attorneys at
law, 601 California
Dornbach Jacob, beer bottler, r. 27 Pearl, rear
Dornbierer James, macbiuiat and patternmaker, 115
First, r. 256 Perry
Dorubluth Robert G. F., cabinetmaker, r. 1857 Stev-
enson
Dorneburg August, modelmaker, r. 174 Jj Clara, rear
Dorney P. S.. journalist, r. 41 Everett
Dornin Emma J. Miss, copyist, r. 2315J4 Howard
DORNIN GEORQE D. n^ana^er
Tile L.lon Fire, Washiujrton Fire and
marine, Orient Insurance and Impe-
rial Fire Insurance Cos., !315 Sansome,
r. Berkeley
Dorniu George \V., chief clerk The Lion Fire, Wash-
ington Fire and Marine, Orient, and Imperial
Fire Insurance Cos., r. Oakland
Dornin Oscar G., cashier The Lion Fire, Washington
Fire and Marine. Orient, and Imperial Fire In-
surance Cos., r. Berkeley
Dornin William H., porter New City Hall, r. 2315Ji
Howard
Dornnm William, track layer, r. 20 Page
Dorr Conrad, cook John Fist-her
Dorr John E., teamster Feigenbaum & Co., r. 1515
Buchanan
Dorr Louis, r. NW cor Susquehanna and Paraguay
Dorr Li. L., physician and surgeon, office 118 Grant
Av, first floor, r. 1U20 Post
Dorr Paint Co. The, Joseph Armstrong agent, 267
East
1^" Dorr. See Doerr and Dore
Dorance Charles F., r. 115 Taylor
Dorrance Robert, carpenter, r. 112 Second
Dorrance William C, liquor saloon, 112 Second
Dorrance William F., bookkeeperAlbany Brewing Co.
Dorris Clement, shoemaker, r. 1315 Powell
Dorris Frederick, janitor Union Iron Works, r. 716)4
Bryant
Dorris Louis H., machinist Union Iron Works, r. S b
Mariposa, bet Solano and Miunesota
Dorris Manuel, deckhand stmr San Rafael
DorrlB Micbael, bartender, r. ^02 Mission
Dorrity Anthony, chief engineer stmr Geo. W. Elder,
r. -213 Fifteenth
Dorrity John, engineer, r. 213 Fifteenth
t^ Dorrity. See Dorety and Dougherty
Dorry H., carpenter stmr Granada
D'Orsay James, plasterer, r. 250)4 Tehama
D'Orsay John, r. 2.50)4 Tehama
D'Orsay Williaiii, plasterer, r. 250)4 Tehama
Dorsett George H., cardriver, r. 307 Fourth
Dorsey Florence Mrs. teacher Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 2806 Bush
Dorsey Gilbert M., night inspector Custom House, r.
3114)4 Mission
Dorsey Isaiah, r. 28 Stone
Dorsey John, steward Charles L. Nelson, r. C36 Com-
mercial
Dorsey M., steerage watchman stmr City of New
York
Dorsey M. J. Mrs., widow, r. 634 Golden Gate Av
Dorsey Thomas, shoecutter Buckingham k Hecht r
344 Grove
Dorsey William, ranmaker W. W. Montague & Co.
S^" Dorsey. See Dorcy
Dorvllle Libby, manager D. Appleton & Co.. r. Occi-
dental Hotel
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERMO-EI.ECTRIC
RUSSIAN aM TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Eatlis GiveD.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SANITARY PLUMBING
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES WELL DONE.
Repairing' a Specialty.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Dorward Andrew, carpenter, r. 760 Folsom
Dorward David, foreman machinist Ri.'sdon I. and L.
Worlis, r. or.) Guerrero
Doscher Dora, widow, r. 403 Oak
Doscher Frederick, liquor saloon, 12 Oregon, r. 821
Filbert
Doscher Henry (Doscher & Von Bargen) r. 821 Web-
ster
Doscher Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Shasta
and Micbigiu
Doscher Henry, groceries and provisionB, SW cor
O'Farreil and Pierce
Doscher Henry F., clerk, r. NE cor Napa and Illinois
Doscher John D. Mva., liquors and lodgings,
101-103 First
Doscher & Von Bargen (Henry Doscher and Ernest
Von Bargen) wines and liquors, BE cor Webster
and McAllister
Dose John W., cabinetmaker, r. 516 Filbert, rear
Dos iola Joseph Rev., S. J., clergyman St. Ignatius
College, 214 Hayes
Dostal Frank, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 764
Bryant
Dotch.r Bernard (Duffy & Dotcher) r. 121 Fifth
Dothflefren Carl H., bartender, r. 829)4 Vallejo, rear
Doton A. E. Mrs ., r. 302 O'Farrell
Dolt Annie, widow, r. 913 Polk
Dott George, salesman, r. 913 Polk
Dott H., clerk Lowenthal, Livingston & Co.. r. 913
Polk
Dott William, driver George C. Smart, r. W e San
Jose Road, nr Industrial School
Dotter Rosa Miss, bookbinder H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
1028 Hyde
Dotter William C, r. 1028 Hyde
Dotter William H., pressman, r. 1028 Hyde
Doty . widow, r. 1,5U8 Mason
Doty C. B., r. 406 California
S^" Doty. See DoUi<bty and Douty
Doub D. Milton, salesman A. F.Nye &Co.,r. Oakland
Doud Aaron (Hadley & Doud) r. 935 Valem-ia
Doud Frank, marblepolisher, r. 463 Clementina
Doud John, longshoreman, r. 441)4 Clementina
Doud Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 2535 Mission
Doud Peter, expressman. Sixteenth and Mission, r.
2535 Mission
Doud Philo, carpenter, r. 1118 Howard
Doud William A., cashier Hadley & Doud, r. 120
Fulton
i^" Doud. See Dowd
Dougall William G., foreman tinshop W. W. Mon-
tague & C".. r. 329 Seventeenth
Dougart John A., butcher, r. 1903 Polk
Doutiherty Annie, widow, r. 14 Clara, rear
Dougherty Baruaby, contractor, r. 1 Sherwood PI
Dougherty Barnaby Jr., clerk, r. 1 Sherwood PI
Dougherty Bernard, laborer, r. 903 Battery
Dougherty Brian, lamplighter, r. Octavia, nrLombard
Dougherty Bridget, domestic, 1206 Guerrero
Dougherty Charles, r. 184 Fourteenth
Do\igberty Charles, teamster, r. lOUl Battery
Dougherty Charles J., lumberman, r. 15;^, Freelon
Dougherty Charles W., showman, r. 240 Sixth
Dougherty Daniel, r. 66 Everett
Dougherty Daniel, car driver, r. 7«4 Folsom
Dougherty Daniel, laborer, r. 212,Fir8t
Dougherty Daniel, laborer P. M. SS. Co., r. 312 Ritch
Dougherty Daniel, laundryman, r. 1414 Baker
Dougherty Daniel, lumberman, r.41 Freelon
Dougherty Daniel, wood and coal, 1321 Minna
Dougherty Daniel F., plumber Levy Bros., r. 2747
Harrison
Dougherty Daniel J., molder, r. 25 Clementina
Dougherty Dennis, expressman, BW cor Hayes and
Larkin, r. 13o7 Baker
Dougherty Edward, r. 1307 B iker
Doufiheny Edward, laborer P. M. SS. Co., r. 212 First
Dougherty Fannie, domestic 114 Guerrero
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
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Brass and Nickel Plated
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Open Fire - Place Trimming's
a Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Dougherty Frank, butcher, r. 209 Fair Oaks
Dougherty George, r. 22i Third
Dougherty George, contractor, r. SW cor Bay and
Montgomery Av
Dougherty George, laborer, r. 27 Gilbert
Dougherty George, teamster, and driver Engine No.
5, r. 1219 Stockton
Douyhertv Henry, finisher George H. Fuller, r. 240
Sixth
Dougherty Henry, fireman, r. 541 First
Dougherty Henry, laborer, r. 1504 Sanchez
Doujiherty Hugh, r. 9 Kate
Dougherty Hugh, car driver, r. 1458 Minna
Dougherty Hugh, clerk Zadig, Wollberg & Co., r. 41
Freelon
Dougherty Hugh, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E s
Georgia, bet Sierra and Nevada
Dougherty Hugh, lumberman A. M. Simpson & Bro.
Dougherty James, r. 235 Lnngton
Douiiherty James, coal passer ftmr Granada
Dougherty James, fireman, r. 2747 Harrison
Dougherty James, hostler J. J. Wren, r. 614^ Natoma
Dougherty James, laborer, r. 6 Billings PI
Dougherty James, laborer, r. 11 Eldridge
Dougherty James, laborer, r. 525 Howard
Dougherty James, laborer, r. 1313 Sansome, rear
Dougherty James, longshoreman, r. 16 Tehama
Dougherty James, longshoreman, r. 129 Folsom
Dougherty James, stevedore, r. 528 Third
Dougherty James B., plasterer, r. 392 Seventeenth
Doui.'herty James E., lumberman, r. 41 Freelon
Dougherty James R., plasterer, r. 892 Seventeenth
Dougherty Jane, domestic, 214 San Jose Av
Dougherty John, boilermaker Eisdon I. and L.
Works, r. C75 Mission
Dougherty John, fireman, r. 9 Kate
Dougherty John, hostler, r. 875 Folsom
Dougherty John, laborer, r. 11 Eldridge
Dougherty John, laborer, r. 405 Natoma
Douyherty John, laundryman, r. 1122 York
Dougherty John, liquor saloon, SE cor Sixth and Fol-
som and foreman engine No. 6, r. 318 Sixth
Dougherty John, longshoreman, r. 16 Tehama
Dougherty John, lumberman, r. 41 Freelon
Dougherty John shipjoiner P. M. S. S. Co., r. 46
Shotwell
Dougherty John, driver Hose No. 1, r. 112 Jackson
Dougherty John, telegraph operator and assistant
foreman Hose No. 1, r. 112 Jackson
Dougherty John C, foreman, r. 20 Hickory Av
Dougherty John H., clerk, r. 240 Sixth
Dougherty John J., varnisher, r. 11 Garden
Dougherty John M., boilermaker, r. 157 Ortavia
Dougherty John P., driver, r. 1 Sherwood PI
Dougherty Joseph, painter, r. 236 Minna
Dougherty Joseph A., bookkeeper Schwartz Bros., r.
236 Minna
Douyherty Josiah P., machinist, r. 28 Seventh
Dougherty Julia Mrs., groceries. 711 Natoma
Dougherty L. N., miner, r. 917 !« Mission
Diiugherty M. Mrs., widow, r. 157 Octavia
Dougherty Martin, laborer, r. N s P.ipley PI, bet Fol-
som and Harrison
Dougherty Mary, widow, r. 32 De Boom
Dougherty May" Miss. r. 157 Octavia
Dougherty Michael* laborer, r. 427 Third
Dougherty Michael, stoker Engine No. 3, r. 1313 Cali-
fornia
Dougherty Michael F , waiter Pacific Club, r, 327
Minna
Donuherty Michael J., expressman, r. 2747 Harrison
Dougherty Patrick, laborer, r. 907 Folsom
Dougherty Patri.k. longshoreman, r. 704 Battery
Dousrherty P. E. «& Co.. Dennis H. Shahan
manager, steam book and job printers, and en-
gravers 411 Clay and 412 Commercial
Dougherty Peter, teamster, r. 911 Battery, rear
I Dougherty Philip, laborer, r. 12 Anthony
Dougherty Robert, machinist, r. 14 Clara rear
Dougherty Robert, r. 128 Seventh
Dougherty Robert H., plasterer, r. cor Marshall and
Grant, College Homestead
Dougherty Thomas, carriage painter, r. 157 Octavia
Dougherty Thomas, longshoreman, r. 8 Clyde
Dougherty Thomas P., shoemaker Charles McLennan,
r. E 8 Illinois, bet Butte and Napa
Dougherty William, boilermaker, r. 5 Bruce PI
Dougherty William, lumberman, r. 227 Eighth
Dougherty William C, general superintendent
Post OfHoe, r. 1414 Taylor
0^ Dougherty. See Doherty
Doughty Charles E., secretary California Cracker
Co., NW cor Broadway and Battery, r. 1518>$
Jackson
Doughty James, stableman Central ER., r. 1314 Eddy
Doughty Jefferson, carpenter William Little
Doughty John Rev., pastor New Jerusalem Chnrchi,
r. 1508 Leavenworth
Doughty Joseph A., gasfitter, r. Sierra, bet Michigan
and Illinois
DoTightv Matthew, machinist S . F. Gas Light Co., t.
13 Elizabeth
Doughty W. v., bookkeeper Palmer & Key, r. 1508
Leavenworth
e^ Doughty. See Doty and Douty
Douglas , cook, r. 81 Natoma
Douglas Adam, machinist, r. 1841 Fillmore
Douglas Archibald J., plumber, r. E s Vermont, bet
Yolo and Yuba
Douglas Blanche, widow, r. 1114 Powell
Douglas Broderick A., teacher, r. 6 Clay
Douglas C. A., teamster, r. 1404)^ Folsom
Douglas Carrie Miss, r. 106 Mason
Douglas Charles, musician, r. 609 Bush
Douglas Charles D., clerk, r. E s Vermont, bet Yolo
and Yuba
Douglas David, coachman 913 Pine
Douglas ESie Miss, teacher Pacific Heights Grammar
School, r. 1815 Eddy
Douglas Elizabeth, r. 1841 Fillmore
Douglas Ellen E., widow, r. 946 Harrison
Douglas Frank, clerk Madison & Burke, r. 507 Powell
Douglas Frank J., brakeman S. P. Co.. r. 2614 Folsom
Douglas Fraser, clerk Home and Phoenix Ins. Cos., r.
923 Hyde
Douglas George, clerk E. & S. Heller, r. 1326 Scott
Douglas George A., r. 15 Guy PI
Douglas George H., superintendent Oeeanic SS. Co'b
Dock. r. 15 Guy PI
Douglas Harriet, widow, r. 106 Mason
Douglas Henry, waiter, r. 617 Mission
Douglas J., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Douglas J., waiter stmr Oregon
Douglas James, solicitor, r. 1010 Montgomery
Douglas James, steerage steward stmr Alameda
Douglas John, liquor saloon, 636 Fourth
Douglas John, shipsmith W. S. Phelps i Co., r. 1205
Pacific
Douglas John J., teamster, r. 19 Tehama
Douglas John L,, cigarmaker, r. 1767 Howard
Douglas John W., clerk I. S. Van Winkle & Co., r. 1205
Pacific
Douglas Robert, porter Huntington, Hopkins k Co.,
r. 518 Sutter
Douglas Roderick, assistant teacher Industrial School
Douglas Thomas F., r. 507 Powell
Dougl.is Thomas H., clerk, r. 507 Powell
Douglas Walter, salesman, r. 1815 Eddy
Douglas William, contractor, r. 22 Oak Grove Av
Douglas William A., law student Sargent & Stone, r.
E s Vermont, bet Yolo and Yuba
Douglas Willi.im H., r. 1815 Eddy
Douglas William H. Jr., assistant chemist Am. Sugar
Refinery, r. 1815 Eddy
Douglass Aaron A., finisher Richard Herring, r. 411
Fourth
W, & J. SLOAM & CO.
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
XEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? MarM St
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
The Highest Grade Champagne,
Equal to the Best.
ARPAD HARASZTHY ft CO.
' 530 WASHINGTON STEEZT.
DOU
421
DOW
w
Douglass C, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Douglass Charles H., clerk Post Office, r. 1022 Greeu-
wJch
Douglaws Donald M., harnessmaker, r. Hi Brannan
Douglass Ernest, clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 2305
Harrison
Douglass Ernst M., harnessmaker Hart & Branden-
stein, r. 414 lirannan
Douglass Frank, machinist, r. 229 Sixteenth
Douglass George C, clerk, r. 1711 Dupont
Douglass George W., gilder, r. 24 Mint Av
Douglass J., laborer, r. 14;J3 Jacksou
DouglaKS Jauies, boarding, 710 Front
Douglass James T., teacher, r. 216 Powell
Douglass John, carpenter, r. 2.514 Bush
Douglass Joseph, shoemaker, r. 1017^ Clay
Douglass L. B., teacher guitar and banjo, 106 Eddy
Douglass Mary Miss, bakery, 2531 Mission
Douglass O. D., r. 581 Mission
Douglass Thomas, bartender, r. 127 Welsh
Douglass Thomas A., cemetery fences, 280!) Geary
Douglass Thomas H., clerk, r. 1711 Dupont
Douglass Thomas J., clerk C. G. Kenyon, r. 127 Welsh
Douglass W. A., freight clerk stmr City of Rio de
Janeiro
Douglass W. Ancruin, physician, office and r.
126 O'Farrell
Douglass William A., r. 156 Third
Douglass William B., watchmaker, 120 Sutter, room
2, r. 574 Folsom
Douglass William E., engineer Engine No. 9, r. 320
320 Main
Douglass William F.. clerk Post Office, r. 1705 Dupont
Douglass William J., r. 1715 Broderick
Douglass William Y., captain police, r. 1711 Dupont
Douse David, messenger, r. 871 Market
Douse Bichaid, seaman, r. 537 )i Minna
Douthitt D. William, attorney at law, 318 Pine, room
39, r. 1607 Scott
Doutrick Charles H. (Doutrick & McVey) office 429
Montgomery, r. 1013 Washington
Doutrick Frank, commission merchant, r. 749 How-
ard
Doutrick & McVey (Charles H. Doutrick and William
J. McVey) proptrs The Daily Cricket, 429 Mont-
gomery
Douty Frank S., secretary Pacific Improvement
Co., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 4, r. 509
Webster
Douty James, waiter Palace Hotel
B^" Douty. See Doughty aud Doty
Dove George S., knitter, r. 1644 Mission
Dove Joseph A , printer, r. 528 Eighteenth
Dovegio Jo.-ieph, laborer, r. 6 Eussell
Dover Henry, porter, r. 915 Montgomery
Dover John, marble cutter, r. 11 Preston PI
Dover Michael, teamster, r. 11 Preston PI
Dover Rose Mrs., r. 11 Preston PI
Dow Andrew, molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 102
Fourth
Dow Cyrus E., cook, r. 600 Bush
Dow Dexter D., driver George C. Smart, r. W a San
Jose Road, near Industrial School
Dow Geor£^e E. (Goss & Dow) r. W a Pennsyl-
vania Av, bet Butte and Solano
Dow Henry A., machinist Dow Steam Pump Works,
r. Solano, bet Mississippi and Texas
Dow James, surveyor, r. 9 Verba Bueua
Dow James J., dairyman, r. 9 Verba Buena
Dow James M., first officer P. M. S. S. Co., r. 58 South
Park
Dow Martin, lamps, oil and tinware, 124 Second
Dow Mary B., medium, r. 102 Fourth
DOW STEAM PUMP WORKS,
Go88 Hi Dow proprietors, manufactur-
ers steam pumps and hydraulic ma-
chinery, 114-116 Beale
FRATINGER & CO.
THE LEADING
CM AND SUIT HOiR
105 KEARNY STREET.
IP^A^TEIsTT
WATER CLOSETS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION CAREFULLY REPAIRED.
PLUMBER,
EstabUshcd 1S60,
505 KEARNY STREET.
Telephone 315.
Dow William P., janitor New City Hall, r. 454 Bart-
lett
fl^" Dow. See Dowe
Dowd Andrew, foreman George H. Lemman, r. 1034
Twenty-fourth
Dowd Bernard, night watchman, r. 29 Lafayette
Dowd Charles, packer Bertin & Lepori, r. cor Vallejo
and Jones
Dowd Daniel, laborer, r. 441 M Clementina
Dowd Dennis, boarding, 625 Davis
Dowd Edward, laborer, r. 13 Page
Dowd EdwHrd, laborer, r. Ocean House Road, nr
Alms' House
Dowd Francis J., cigarmaker. r. 29 Lafayette
Dowd George, weaver, r. S s Beach, nr Larkin
Dowd Hugh, policeman, r. 100 Leavenworth
Dowd James W., cigarmaker, r. 210 Bush
Dowd John, cooper, r. 1724 Pacific Av
Dowd John, gripman Market St. RR., r. NE cor Mc-
Allister and Baker
Dowd John, laborer, r. 2 Eddy PI
Dowd John, laborer, r. 28 Everett
Dowd John P., driver Peter Dowd, r. 2535 Mission
Dowd John R., porter, r. 1714 Jackson
Dowd Maria, domestic 1315 Van Ness Av
Dowd Mary E., r. 29 Lafayette
Dowd Rodger, teamster, r. 1322 Eddy
Dowd ThomaK. frame maker Sanborn, Vail h Co., r.
10 M Farren Av
Dowd Vincent F., policeman, r. 1220 Bush
i^~Dowd. SeeDoud „
Dowdall Henry, furnished rooms, 40 J4 Geary
Dowdall Richard, r. 2130 Mission
Dowdall Richard E., apothecary Wakelee & Co., r. 321
Eighteenth
Dowdall William P., painter John G. Edmondson, r.
18 Chesley
Dowde Francis, polisher, r. 435 Minna
Dowde John, liquor saloon, 315 Sixth
Dowdell Arthur, gigger S.F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 7 Russell
Dowdell Arthur P., laborer, r. 1210 Union
Dowdell Henry S., hackman, r. 2721 Sutter
Dowdell Thomas, first officer stmr Alameda, r. 1525 3j
Turk
Dowden Henry, laborer Custom House, r. 17 Rondell
PI
Dowden' John, r. 52 Second
Dowe John, boatman sloop Restless
Dowe Lewis, photographer, 105 St. Ann's Bldg, r. 828
Ellis
B^" Dowe. See Dow
Dower John, policeman, r. NW cor Hampshire »nd
Twenty-first
Dower Michael, policeman, r. 38J4 Louisa
Dower Maurice, conductor, r. 38 M Louisa
Dower Thomas, blacksmith, r. 629 Stevenson
Dowland Edwin, musician, r. 908 Geary
Dowler Thomas, speculator, r. 308 Minna
Dowling Albert J., soapmaker, r. 23 Grand Av
Dowling Alice, shoefitter Kutz & Murr, r.23 Grand Ay
Dowling Annie, widow, r. 5 Harriet
Dowling B. Mrs., widow, r. 641 Valencia
Dowling Charles W., conductor Market St. RR., r.
1715 McAllister .
Dowling Dennis, clerk, r. 6 Lafayette PI .,^., —
Dowling Edward, expressman, SE cor Bush and
Kearny, r. 1310 Grove
Dowling Edward, pressman Pac. Oil and Lead Works,
r. 221 Sixth
Dowling Edward, livery stable, 137 Fourteenth
Dowling Edward, pressman, r. 212 Broadway
Dowling Edward B., clerk, r. 419 Sutter
Dowliug Frank H., r. 75 West Mission
Dowling George B., teamster H. C. Elliot, r. 428 Oak
Dowling Henry, r. 23 Grand Av
Dowling Henry, bartender Thomas H. Walsh, r. 2641
Folsom
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
manufacturer of every description of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to 50 Beale Street, »an Francisco.
STEAM ENGINES AND THRESHING MACHINES.
TBUMAH, I8HAM k HOOKEB^
421-4H7 Market Street.
DO^
422
DOW
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTEIU OF
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile,
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
DowlinR James, expresRman, r. 4U Juniper
Dowling James, laborer, r. 42fi^ Fulton, rear
Dowling James, trackman N. B. and M. RR.
Dowling James F., carpenter, r. 1304 Florida
Dowling James J., cattle dealer, r. S s Gaven, nr San
Bruno Road
Dowling John, coachman, r. 1513 Larkin
Dowling John, lish dealer, 11-12 Grand Central
Market, r. 1314 Scott
Dowling John, trackman N. B. and M. ER., r. 14
Bourbin PI
Dowling John F.. longshoreman, r. 14 Federal
Dowling John F., stevedore, r.933 Folsom, rear
Dowling Julia A., widow, r. 25 Kate
Dowling Margaret, widow, r. 428 Oak
Dowling Maui ice, salesman, r. 39 Fifth
Dowling Michael, carpenter, r. 230 Webster
Dowling Nora Miss, school teacher, r. 25 Kate
Dowling Patrick, carpenter, r. 230 Webster
Dowling Patrick, stonecutter, r. 1130 Green
Dowling Patrick, teamster, r. 1318 Broderick
Dowling Richard, livery stable, 327 Sixth, r. 1025
Harrison
Dowling T. H. & Co. (Thomas H. Dowling) whole-
sale grocers, 219 Front
Dowling Thomas, carpenter, r. 726 Clementina
Dowling Thomas H. (T. H. Dowling & Co.) r. 2323
Pacific Av
Dowling William, hostler, r. 4 Sutter PI
Dowling William, plumber, r. 726 Clementina
Dowling William B., driver La Grande Laundry, r.
1607 Folsom
Dowling William J., cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r.25 Kate
Dowling William J., lather, r. 230 Webster
Dowling William T., driver La Grande Laundry, r.
1820 Howard
Down Margaret M. Mrs., lodgings, 766 Bryant
Downard Edward, bookkeeper, r. American Ex-
change Hotel
Diiwner Herman E., clerk, r. 265 Jessie
Downer Perh y R., clerk U.S. Railway Mail Service, r.
1522 Devisadero
Downer Robert, gripman Market St. BR., r. NW cor
Twenty-sixth and Valencia
Downes A., canvasser, r. 741 Howard
Downes Dennis, laborer, r. 624 N»toma
Downes John F., woolsorter, r. Ws Larkin, bet Beach
and North Point
1^^ Downes. See Downs
Downey Annie, domestic 34fi First
Downey Bridgtt, widow, r. 8 Hunt
Downey Elizabeth, cook Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum
Downey George, laborer, r. 1727 Market
Downey Janses, plumber, r. 12 Hunt
Downey James, longshoreman, r. 251 Minna
Downey James, steamboat fireman, r. 537 Second
Downey James C, carpenter, r. W s San Bruno Road,
nr Serpentine Av
Downey John, blacksmith, r. 2753 Harrison
Downey John, bricklayer, r. 14 J^ Folsom Av
Downey John, bricklayer, r. 109 Minna
Downey John, butcher, r. 944 Twentieth
Downey John, laborer, r. 1^49 Stevenson
Downey John, teacher St. Mary's College
Downey John, teamster r. 11 Lafayette
Downey John C, clerk Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. East
Oakland
Downey John H., carpenter, r. 8 Hunt
Downey John H., tanner, r. W s San Bruno Road, nr
Serpentine Av
Downey John J. (Downey & Cunningham) r. 944
Twentieth
Downey Josephine O. Mrs., varieties and notions, 1314
Larkin
Downey Marv Mrs., r. 24 Moss
Downey M.'.ry E. Miss, tailor, ss Levi Strauss & Co.,
r. W s San Bruno Road, nr Serpentine Av
Downey Mary L. Miss, teacher public scbools, r. 8
Hunt
Downey Nicholas, laborer Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum
Downey Patrick, waiter stmr Santa Rosa, r. 123 Jack-
son
Downey Thomas, laborer, r. 324 Vallejo, rear
Downey Thomas F., ciirpeuier, r. W s San Bruno
Road, nr iSerpentine Av
Downey Timothy, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. W s
San Bruno Road, bet Army and Twenty-pixth
Downey & Cimiiinyham (John J. Downey and T. J.
Cunningham) groceries and liquors, SW cor
Powell and California Ave, B. H.
Downie A., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Do^vniu Boiler Incrugtation Preventive
Co., Joseph McGillivray manager, 204 Market
Downie Henry, steved<ire, r. 546 Folsom
Downie John, carpenter, r. 5U0 Fourth
Downing Alice Mrs., r. 23 Grand Av
Downing Arthur H., blacksmith P. C. SS. Co., r. 336
Valley
Downing CaBS, musician Bush Street Theater, r. 909'
Bush
Downing Charles T., shipcarpenter r. 1518 Dolores
Downing Charles J., plasterer, r. 24 Rues
Downing D., steward stmr San Pablo
Downing Edward H., clerk, r. 336 J* Bush
Downing Edward W., seaujan, r. 104 Steuart
Downing Fanny S., widow, fancy goods, 1210 Valen-
cia, r. 239 Chattanooga
Downing Fremont O., purser stmr Santa Rosa, r.
Oakland
Downing George, laborer, r. 1017 Battery
Downing George J. freight clerk stmr Santa Rosa, r..
114 Valley
Downing Harry, sawyer, r. 666 Howard
Downing Henry, boxmaker, r. 91 Ninth
Downing James, lineman Pac. Bell Telephone Co., r.
28 Diamond Z. -
Downing James A., clerk Wangenheim, Sternheim b
Co., r. 2008 Pine
Downing James J., r. 28 Diamond
Downing J. H., draftsman Riadon Land L. Works,
r. Oakland
Downing John, inspector Pac. Bell Telephone Co., r..
28 Diamond
Downing John, shipbuilder, r. 336 Valley
Downing John C, seaman stmr St. Paul
Downing John H., clerk Occidental Hotel
Downing John M., teamster Coghill & Simon, r. 1134^
Broadway
Downing Joseph, plasterer, r. 24 Rusa
Downing Mary, widow, r. S s Sumatra, bet Tombigbee-
and Potomac
Downing Matthew, plasterer, r. 24 Russ
Downing Orrien P. (Downing & Schmidt) r. 913 FlU
more
Downing Patrick B., plasterer, r. 1423 Steiner
Downing Richard, machinist, r. 613 Pine
Downing Richard, plasterer, and foreman Engine No.
2, r. 24 Russ
Downing Rufus, laborer, r. 1516 Dolores
Downing Theodore H., superintendent construction
P. C. SS. Co.. r. 114 Valley
Downing Thomas, house and sign painter, 615 Mis-
sion, r. 1220 Geary
Downing William, clerk P. C. SS. Co., r. 114 Valley
Downing William J., teamster, r. 73 Oregon
Downing & Schmidt (Orrien P. Downing and Ferdi-
nand L. Schmidt) druggist, 14 Second
Downs D. B.. master mariner McCollam Fishing and
Trading Co., office 208 Clay. r. Alamada
Downs Edward, foreman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 823
Howard
Downs Frederick L., driver P. and B. V. RE., r. W 8
Kentucky, bet Sierra and Nevada
Downs Janie.'!, r. 1104 Mission
'THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHSNG.
WASHINGTON Fire lis. Co. of Boston
Capital, $1,000,000 GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Assets, $1,810,273 WH.. SESTOIT, Asrt. Harager.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
DOW
423
DOY
Downs James, teamster, r. 724 Clementina
Downs John, bricklayer, r. 2i;9 Minna
Downs John T., actT, r. (iai Sacramento
Downs L. W. S., collector Spring Valley W. W., r.
Alameda
Downs Mury A., widow, r. NW cor Lombard and Oc-
tavla
Downs Michael, laborer, r. 1819 Hyde
Downs R. S., grlpmun Market St. ER.
Downs Walsteiu J., clerk Chauncey W. Gibson, r. 830
Nineteenth
Downs Williaiu, street contractor, r. 13 Heron
Downs William Jr., clei k, r. 13 Heron
Downs William 8., laborer, r. 520 Sixth
1^ Downs. See Downes
DowB Henry J., drayman Field & Stone, r. 1407 Fol-
Bom
DowB R., waiter stmr Queen of the Pacific
Dowton Louis, boilermaker Union Iron Works, r. W a
Tennessee, b^t Butte and Solano
Doxey Thomas, laborer, r. 60i Fourth
Doxey William, engraver and importer books
and fine stationery, C31 Market, r. 916 Fulton
Doychert Julius, commercial traveler A. L. Bancroft
&Co., r. 263 Octavia
Doyle Andrew, teamster S. F. Packing and Provision
Co., r. W B Venezuela nr Platte
Doyle Ann, widow, r. 537 Eighteenth
Doyle Annie J., widow, r. 45 Clinton
Doyle Bt-mard, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Illinois
bet Sierra and Shasta
Doyle Catherine, widow, r. 8 Pearl
Doyle CHtherine, widow, r. 525 M Howard
Doyle Charles A., law student, r. 833 Howard
Doyle Charles A., theatrical manager, r. 218 Mason
Doyle Chester L., clerk John H. Boden & Co., r. Oak-
land
Doyle Daniel, carpenter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1226
Alabama
Doyle Daniel P., furniture, 214 Fourth, r. 833 How-
ard
Doyle Edward, blacksmith Thos. Doyle, r. 52 Second
Doyle Edward, finisher Buckingham & Hecht, r.
l()42,Ss Mission
Doyle Edward, shipt- arpenter, r. 1019 Twentieth
Doyle Edward, watchman, r. 174 Jessie
Doyle Edward C, plumber, r. 503 Fourth
Doyle Edward H. (Doyle & Bumsted) r. 1018 Seven-
teenth
Doyle Edward J., clerk Henry Doyle & Co., r. San
Mateo
Doyle Elizabeth M.Miss, bookbinder Bartling, Phil-
lips & Stilwell, r. SW cor Nevada and Nebraska
Doyle Ellen, widow, r. 649 Jessie
Doyle Eugene, capitalist, r. 2426 JackBon
Doyle Frank, r. 504 Third
Doyle Francis T., carpenter, r. 2810 Howard
Doyle Frank S., shipsmith W. S. Phelps & Co., r. 45
Sacramento
Doyltt, Galpiii & Scripture (John T. Doyle,
Philip G. Galpiu and Henry D. Scripture) attor-
neys at law, 432 Montgomery
Doyle George H., tanner Christian Helwig, r. 108 San
Jose Av
Doyle Henry (Henry Doyle & Co.) r. San Mateo
Doyle Henry, butcher, r. 619 Eighteenth
Doyle Henry, clerk, r. 1019 York
Doyle Henry <& Co. (Henry Doyle) commission
merchants, agents Barbour's Irish flax threads,
Kerr's spool cotton, Gofif's braids, Bell's linens,
bandenhiefs and towels, The Butler Hard Rub-
ber Co.'s combs and druggists' sundries, A. G.
Baylis & Sons' needles. Silver Lake sash cords,
Woodberry cotton rope and twines, seines, nets
and fishing tackle, 517-519 Market
Doyle Hugh, engineer, r. 28 Bernard
Doyle Hugh, engineer, r. 1904 Powell
Doyle Hugh, laborer, r. 28 Bernard
DR. BAZAN'S
TUERMO-Kl,ECTRIC
RUSSIAN and TURKISH BATHS
Also ledicaleil and Electric Eatlis Giyen.
415 SUTTER STREET. 413
BATH TUBS, BOILERS,
TANKS, SHOWERS, FAUCETS.
Plumbers' Sanitary Goods of all Kinds,
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Doyle, Jacobs & Liebold (Patrick Doyle, Isaac Jacobs
and George J. Liebold) mnfrs saddlery, 1011 Mar-
ket
Doyle James, r. W 8 Twenty-fourth bet Harrison and
Alabama
Doyle James, blacksmith, r. 837 Folsom
Doyle James, blacksmith Sutter 3t. RR.,r. 8 Pearl
Doyle James, carpenter, r. 1642 )i Mission
Doyle James, deckhand stmr City of Stockton, r.
hYi% Fourth
Doyle James, fireman S. P. Co.. r. 537 Eighteenth
Doyle James, horseshoer M. O'Connor
Doyle James, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Doyle James, porter Wright, Bowne & Co., r. 2849
Mission
Doyle James, tinroofer, r. 525 M Howard
Doyle James A., tinsmith, r. 1806 Jessie
Doyle James J., contractor, r. 1076 Union
Doyle James J., sailmaker, 50 Clay, r. West Oakland
Doyle James F., laborer, r. 325 Jessie
Doyle James H.. clerk Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r. 2849
Mission
Doyle James P., plumber G.fc E. Snook, r. 214 J^ Sixth
Doyle J. H., carpenter, 1215 Mission
Doyle J. J., r. 1861 Stevenson
Doyle J. J., contractor, r. 1716 Stockton
Doyle J. J., saddler, r. 54 First
Doyle John, driver N. B. and M. RR., T. 934 Twen-
tieth
Doyle John, laborer, r. 142 Silver
Doyle John, laborer, r. 522 First, rear
Doyle John, laborer, r. 901 Montgomery Av
Doyle John C. (Doyle & Cashman) r. 205 Third
Doyle John E. (Doyle & Fay) r. 2616 Calitornia .
Doyle John J. (Maurice Doyle ><: Son) r. 143 Shipley
Doyle John J., harnessmaker. r. 1107 Kearny
Doyle John R., r. 845 Howard
Doyle John T. (Doyle, Galpin & Scripture) r. Menlo
Park
Doyle Joseph, r. 115 Welsh
Doyle Joseph, stonecutter, r. 2825 Bush
Doyle Joseph E., salesman Joseph R. Blanchard, r.
1021 J^ Market
Doyle Katherine, widow, r. 525 >^ Howard
Doyle Lawrence, fireman, r. 166 Clara
Doyle Lawrence, peddler, r. 318 Davis
Doyle Lizzie E. MiPS, teacher Lincoln Primary School,
r. cor Pine and Central Av
Doyle Luke D.. florist, r. NE cor Pine and Central Av
Doyle M., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Doyle Martin, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r. 139
Silver
Doyle Martin C, collector, r. 6433^ Natoma
Doyle Mary, widow, r. 326 Fell
Doyle Mary Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening School, r.
246 Nineteenth
Doyle Mary E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 649 JeBsie
Doyle Matthew, blacksmith, r. 536M Howard
Doyle Matthew, fireman, r. E 8 Larkin, nr North
Point
Doyle Maurice (Maurice Doyle & Son) r. 143 Shipley
Doyle Maurice, expressman, SE cor Pine and San-
sonie, r. 608 Shotwell
Doyle Maurice & Son (Maurice and John J.) horse-
shoers. 770 Mission
Doyle M. E. Mrs., ladies' toilet goods, 1021 }« Market
Doyle Michael, cook, r. 202 Sixth
Dojle Michael, expressman, r. 123 Valencia, rear
Dnyle Michael, laborer, r. 227 Filbert
Doyle Michael, teamster M. Heucken, r. 1204 Green
Doyle Michael J., r. 438 *^ Jessie, rear
Doyle Michael J., machinist, r. 5253^ Howard
Doyle Michael J., stationery and confectionery, 138
Ninth
Doyle Miles C, harnessmaker, r. 422 Jackson
Doyle Patrick (Doyle, Jacobs * Liebold) r. 1023 Capp
Doyle Patrick, laborer S. F. Bridge Co., r. E s Illinois,
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Doyle Patrick, laborer 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. S s
Yolo, bet Iowa and ludiaDa
Doyle Patrick, teamster J. Morton & Co., r. 241 Perry
Doyle Peter, r. 52 Minna
Doyle Peter, laborer, r. Bay District Hotel
Doyle Peter W., carpenter, r. 2810 Howard
Doyle Richard, laborer, r. 12 54 Welsh, rear
Doyle Richard S., carpenter, r. 2810 Howard
Doyle Robert E., office 320 Sansome, room 58, r. 914
Jones
Doyle Body, blacksmith, 820 Folsora.r. 246 Nineteenth
Doyle Stephen R., carpenter, r. 112tjJ$ Shotwell
Doyle Thomas, agent Goodenough Horseshoe, 57-59
New Montgomery, and 116 Washington, r. Oak-
land
Doyle Thomas, fireman stmr San Juan
Doyle Thomas, laborer, r. 429 H Tehama
Doyle Thomas, laborer, r. S a Twenty-fifth.bet Church
and Dolores
Doyle Thomas, liquor saloon, 110 Jackson
Doyle Thomas, rigger and stevedore, r. 22)4 Geneva,
rear
Doyle Thomas F., blacksmith, r. 2825 Bush
Doyle Thomas F., janitor U. S. Mint, r. 504 Third
Doyle Thomas O., watchman St. David's House, r. 715
Howard
Doyle Thomas J., teamster P. Biggins, r. 8W cor Utah
and Nevada
Doyle Thomas J., painter, r. 1708 M Stevenson
Doyle Thomfis P., porter H.Liebes & Co., r. 1 Perry
Doyle Thomas R., assistant freight agent S. P. C. RR.,
r. NE cor Jones and Turk
Doyle Thomas W., salesman Cunningham, Curtiss &
Welch, r. 1101 Broadway
Doyle Timothy, laborer Sutter'St. RR., r. 1619 Devls-
adero
Doyle William, r. 40 Norfolk
Doyle William, boilermaker, r. 1054 Madison Av
Doyle William, clerk Richard Doyle, r. 53454 Six-
teenth
Doyle William, trunVmaker, r. 1019 York
Doyle William, with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
1105 Montgomery
Doyle William C, r. 2619 Folsom
Doyle William E., tanner, r. 108 San Jose Av
Doyle William H., collector Third and Berry Street
Wharf, r. 17 Hampton PI
Doyle William R., contractor, r. 360 Eleventh
Doyle William R , painter, r. 22 Dore, rear
Doyle Si Buinsted (Edward H. Doyle and Edward
H. Bumsted) proprietors Fulton Livery Stable,
246 Third
Doyle & Cashman (John C. Doyle and Daniel Cash-
man) wines and liquors, SW cor Third and Howard
DOYLE & FAY (Jol»n E. Ooyle
and Edward Pay) proprietors Grand
Hotel Bar, E g Ne^v Montgomery, bet
Market and Stevenson
Dozier Charles A., medical student, r. 226 Van Ness
Av
Dozier Elizabeth Mrs , art school, 1517 Market
Dozier John T., cook, r. 913 Sacramento
Dozier L. Mrs., widow, r. 120 McAllister
Dozier Thomas B.. law student, r. 226 Van Ness Av
D'pres Charlep, novelty mnfr, r. 2215 Pine
Drach Michael, waiter Gruen & Heydenabar, r. 231
Stevenson
Draddy John, engineer, r. 75 Clementina
Drady David, picture frames, 230 Fourth
Drady Thomas, merchant tailor, 6 Third, r. 709 Ellis
Drady Thomas Mrs., widow, r. 709 Ellis
Drager Charles, teamster, r. 50 Stevenson Av
Dracer Edw.ird, laborer, r. .'i37 Sacramento
Draper John. r. 35 Morris Av
Drager Joseph A., woolscourer, r. 35 Morris Av
Drajier Louis, laborer Cul. Sugar Refinery, r. 488
Eighth
Drager Mary widow, r. 35 Morris Av
Drager Thomas laborer, r. 871 Market
Drager William, woolsorter Thomas Bailey k Co., r.
35 Morris Av
B^" Drager. See Dreger
Drago G., r. 709 Davis
Drago JolHi, scavenger, r. 519 Union, rear
Draheim Pauline, liquor saloon, 2047 Harrison
Drain Armand (Drain Brothers) r. 614 Castro
Drain Brothers (Daniel and Armand) laundry, 614
Castro
Drain Daniel (Drain Brothers) r. 614 Castro
Drain Daniel O., ship carpenter, r. 824 McAllister
Drain James, engineer C. D. Zeile, r. 626 Pacific
Drake Automatic Railway Safety Switch The, office
St. Ann's Bldg
Drake Charles C, hostler, r. 49 Minna
Drake Charles S., inventor 101 St. Ann's Bldg, r. San
Rafael
DraKe Charlotte B. Miss, teacher music, r. 8 Bourbon
Drake George F., clerk Tuckey & Parsons, r. Oakland
Drake Hester A., widow, r. 1011 Stockton
Drake Ida J. Mrs., r. 1341 Howard
Drake James, liquor saloon, 315 Pacific
Drake John B., porter Hinz fc L«udt, r. Oakland
Drake Melvln S., heeler Buckingham & Hecht, r. 11
Hickory Av
Drake Samuel, blacksmith, r. 902 Montgomery
Drake Samuel, office 521 Sansome, r. 1010 Washington
Drake William R., clerk, r. 125 Geary
Draper Charles F., physician, 52654 O'Farrell
Draper Edward P. (Brown & Draper) r. E s Railroad
Av, bet Tenerifife and Falkland
Draper Fred H., clerk, r. 526 5$ O'Farrell
Draper Mary J., widow, r. 13954 Eleventh
Draper S. F., compositor Fllmer & Stiller Electro
Co., r. 314 Bush
Draper Throop B., butcher Brown & Draper, r. Rail-
road Av, nr Manitoba
Drath Charles L., carpenter, r. 1720 Leavenworth
Drath Henrv, plasterer, r. 419 Jones
Drathen Peter, cigars and tobacco, 79 Fourth
Drathmann William F., salesman Tillmann & Bendel,
r. 2622 Gough
Dratz Frederick, carpenter, r. 518 Fulton
Dray John, conductor S. P. Co.. r. 215 Valencia
Drayeur August C, clerk F. Boisson, r.l325 Sacra-
mento|
Draymen and Teamsters' Union, B'nai B'rith Hall,
121 Eddy
Drayton William, longshoreman, r. 1110 Battery
Dreaschman John, shoemaker, r. 1608 West Mission
Drechsler Louis, boots and shoes, 1047 Bryant
Dreger John, carpenter, r. 225 Drumm
1^" Dreger. See Drager
Dreher Samuel, baker, r. 625 Clay
Dreibelbis Stuart, bricklayer, r. 1415 MiBsion
Drennon James, oiler stmr Willamette
Drennon W., r. 871 Market
Dresbacli William, Shipping and commission
merchant, 316 California, r. 929 Pine
Dresch John, milker Furrer & Bowman, r. NE cor
Clara Av and Eighteenth
Drescher Charles, barber, 529 54 Geary, r. 5 Cottage PI
Dreschfeld H. Mrs., widow, r. 1311 York
Dreschfeld Leopold H., r. 1311 York
Dresel Gnstave, physician, 509 Kearny, r. 1705
Powell
Dresen Fredericka Mrs., bakery, 1012 Pierce
Dresner Louis, cutter P. Felsenthal & Co., r. 30 Buss
Dressell Alphonse E.. telegraph operator, r.608 Ash Av
Dressell Herman, wagonmaker. r. 608 Ash Av
Dresser Charles, hostler L. E. Clawson & Co., r. 1340
Market
Dressier A. D., r. 728 Bush
Dressier Bruno, picture frametnaker, r. 2225 Geary
Dressier Ernst , tailor, r. 17 Verba Buena
Dressier Henry, carpenter Jason Springer & Co.
DRAPERIES.
Special attention given to making up Draperies and
Canopies for Lodges, Societies, etc.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STEEET,
NEXT ABOVE PAIACE HOTEL.
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Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
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Dressier William D., couipositor Examiner, r. 728
Bush
Drever James, salesman Elder Bros., r. 827 M Eddy
Dreves Frederick, expressman, r. 1508 Mason, rear
Drew Aaron, musician, r. 2(iO Minna
Drew Albion, stairbuilder Jesse & Drew,'r. 128 Fell
Drew Benjamin R., r. 415 Eddy
Drew Edward, laborer, r. NW cor Alabama and Center
Drew Edward F., laborer, r. 123G Alabama
Drew Edwin, painter, r. 611 Fourth
Drew Frank C, stenographer Siegfried & Branden-
stein. r. 1110 Seventeenth
Drew George I., carpenter, r. If. Wool. B. H.
Drew Hiram M. (Jesse & Drew) r. 150 Linden Av
Drew John G., NE cor Richland and Holly Park Av
Drew John R. (Drew & McLaughlin) r. 1110 Seven-
teenth
Drew John S., clerk Siegfried & Braudenstein, r. 1110
Seventeenth
Drew Joseph, carpenter Thomas H. Day, r. 1415
Mason
Drew Louis A., teacher dancing, 71 New Montgomery,
r. 2124 Howard
Drew Margaret Miss, school teacher, r. 923 Powell
Drew Patrick, peddler, r. N s Twenty-fourth, bet
Church and Vioksburg
Drew Patrick Jr., laborer, r. N s Twenty-fourth, bet
Church and Vioksburg
Drew Robert, watchman, r. Sailor's Home
Drew T., engineer stmrColumbia
Drew <& McLiaaghlin (John R. Drew and Fran-
cis McLaughlin) stair builders, 220-222 Steuart
Drew's Hall, Louis A. Drew proptr, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Drewes Claus, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 735
Brannan
Drewes Henry J., butcher, r. 350 Twenty-fourth
Drewitz A. C, druggist M. Koeller, r. 222 Taylor
Drews Herman, salesman A. Mautz & Co., r
Capp
Drews John H., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Nl
El Dorado and Utah
Drexel Nicholas, brewer, r. 644 McAllister
Drexler George E., carpenter, r. 240 Sutter
Drexler Louis P., president California Jute Mill
Co., 409 California, r. 1411 Van Ness Av
Dreyer Albert (Buck k Dreyer) r. 1 Falmouth
Dreyer Diedrieh, groceries and liquors, NE cor Napa
and Illinois
Dreyer Ernst, liquor saloon, 401 Sutter, r. 321 Stock-
ton
Dreyer F., laborer, r. 922 Battery
Dreyer George H., foreman estate of P. Rieger & Co.,
r. Willard, bet McAllister and Golden Gate Av
Dreyer Henry, butcher, r. 1217 Kearny
Dreyer Henry, laborer Albany Brewing Co., r. 60 J4
Everett
Dreyer John, expressman, cor Fourth and Townsend,
r. 228M Ritch
Dreyer John, liquor saloon, 514 54 Sixth
Dreyer Joseph, insurance broker, 210 Sansome, r. 110
Hyde
Dreyer Marcus C, seaman, r. 533)4 Seventh
«7" Dreyer. See Dryer
Dreyesdoffer Louis, master schr P. and R. No. 7, office
7 Clay
Dreyfus Alexander agent, r. 197 Hyde
Dreyfus B. & Co. (Emanuel L. Goldstein, Jacob
and Edward Frowenfeld and John J. Weglein)
growers and dealers California wines and bran-
dies, and proprietors Eagle Wine Vaults, 630-642
732
; cor
MARBLE WASH STANDS,
WASH BASI>S, BASIX COCKS.
Lane's Sanitary Basin Trap effecinally exclnfles sewer gas
PLTTMBER, 505 KEARNY STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Dreyfuss Edward, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 819
I Polk
' Dreyfuss Jacob, cattle dealer, r. 009 Franklin
, Dreyfuss Jules, jobber, r. 1206 M Polk
: Drevpolcher Edwlo, jeweler C. H. Lindemann, r. 22
i Garden
Dreypolcher Frederick, foreman Jacob Strahle k
Co., r. loll Pierce
I Dreypolcher William S., advertising solicitor Chron-
icle, r. 1511 Pierce
Drieschman John, shoemaker, r. 25 West Mission
Drieschman William, blacksmith helper, r. 25 West
Mission
Driffield V. Cams, special agent Anglo-Nevada Assur-
ance Corporation, r. 630 Sutter
Drinkhouse Frederick R., clerk J. A. Drlnkhouse, r. 42
{ South Park
! Drlnkhouse J. A., wholesale dealer cigars and to-
] baceo, SW.cor Sacramento and Battery, r. 42 South
> Park
' Drinkhouse J. Arthur, clerk J. A. Drlnkhouse, r. 43
! South Park
i DriscoU Alexander, teamster, r. 7 Tehama
I Driscoll Bartholomew, blacksmith L. P. Garcln &
' Son, r. 25 Natoma
I Driscoll Charles, engineer New City Hall, r. 156 Te-
I hama
Driscoll Charles A., elevator man The Baldwin, r.
1820 Market
j Driscoll Cornelius, laborer, r. 310 Tehama
Driscoll Cornelius, laborer, r. 668^ Clementina
I Driscoll Cornelius E., proprietor Sauitarinm
I Baths, 2210-2212 Powell, r. 1712 Bush
Driscoll Daniel, clerk local freight office S. P. Co., r.
] 606 Larkin
; Driscoll Daniel, laborer, r. 2612 Post
I Driscoll Daniel, lumberman, r. 26 Tehama, rear
' Driscoll Daniel, ship carpenter, r. 18-'0 Market
Driscoll Daniel, vegetable peddler, r.W s Cberubusco,
nr Cortland Av, B. H.
I Driscoll Daniel, with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
I 1430 Mission
i Driscoll Daniel J., painter, r. 1820 Market
Driscoll Daniel O., captain tug Millen Griffith, r.
.542 J« Second
Driscoll Dennis, butcher Black Point Packing House,
r. 3005 Laguna
Driscoll Dennis, clerk, r. 218 Stockton
Driscoll Dennis, laborer, r. 446 Tehama
Driscoll Dennis, laborer, r. 1320 Scott
Driscoll Dennis, mason, r. 414 Clementina
Driscoll Dennis, teamster, r. 225!< Eighth
Driscoll Dennis C, upholsterer Julius Samuels, r.
1030 Howard
Driscoll Edward, carpenter, r. 1711 Leavenworth
Driscoll Edward F., clerk local freight office S. P. Co.,
r. 606 Larkin
Driscoll Edward P., drug clerk George W. Minor, r.
20-22
Dreyfus Marcus, commercial traveler, r. 405 Hayes
Dreyfus Mark H., auctioneer Brodek, Seelig *: Co., r.
•J426 Post
Dreyfus Moses, butcher Simon Solomon, r. 1620 Eddy
Dreyfus Theodore, dyer, 33)4 Sixth
1820 Market
Brannan, branch 101 California, New York office, ! Driscoll Elizabeth, domestic 213 Polk
Driscoll Ellen, widow, r. 19 Adelaide PI
Driscoll Ellen, widow, r. 310 Tehama
Driscoll Ellen, domestic 213 Polk
Driscoll Florence, longshoreman, r. 5 Hinckley
Driscoll Frank 1., wood carver, r. 1820 Market
Drtscoll Frank J., tailor John Blake, r. 263 Stevenson
Driscoll Frederick A., drugyist, r. 1820 Market
Driscoll George S., nailer Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1820 Market
Driscoll H. E. Mrs., widow, r. 610 Willow Av
Driscoll James, clerk, r. 1328 Stockton
Driscoll James, porter J. Straus & Co., r. Oakland
Driscoll James E., assistant engineer stmr Columbia,
r. 450 Bryant
Driscoll -Jaujes F. (Driscoll «: Ryan) r. 320 Clementina
Driscoll James N., salesman Whittier, Fuller & Co.,
r. 610 Willow Av
Driscoll Jeremiah, grainer, r. 279 Stevenson
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Driscoll Jeremtah, lalmrer, r. 22o Eightb, rear
Driscoll Jeremiah, l«biirer, r. 550 Teliania
Driscoll Jeremiah, i-hip.ioiuer, r. 243 Hickory Av
Driscoll Jeremiah J., chief deputy County Kecorder,
r. 14 Grant Av
I Driscoll Jeremiah J., liquor saloon, 239 )< Seventh
Driscoll Jeremiah J., loiieiihoreman, r. 217 Second
Driscoll John, r. 310 Tehama
Driscoll John, bartender K. M Wilson, r. 246 Third
Driscoll John, butcher stmr Son Jose
Driscoll John, finisher D. C. McHeiiry, r. 745 Howard
Driscoll John, Inborer, r. 446 Natoma, renr
Driscoll John, liquor saloon, SE cor Platte and St.
I Thomas
Driscoll John, molder, r. Twenty-second, bet Va-
I lencia and Bartlett
I Driscoll John, oiler, r. 1144 Folsom
I Driscoll John, peddler, r. E s Juniper, bet Bryant
and Harrison
Driscoll John, teamster Martin Kenney, r. 225 Eightb
Driscoll John A., butcher Charles Seipel, r. 2302
' Mission
Driscoll John D., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Driscoll John F., master mariner, r. 222 ',4 Fourth
i Driscoll John H., clerk Levison Bros., r. 1820 Market
Driscoll John J., painter, r. Seventh Av, bet A and B
Driscoll John M., mounter Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
I 649 M Stevenson
j Driscoll John S., longshoreman, r. 81 Everett
Driscoll Joseph, bricklayer, r. 414 Clementina
1 Driscoll Joseph, stonemason, r. 156 Tehama
I Driscoll Julia, widow, r. 43 Ecker
Driscoll M., millman Pac. Rolling Mill
Driscoll Margaret, widow, r. 1211 Steiner
Drisi'oU Mary, widow, r. 43 Ei ker
Driscoll Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r, 1328 Stockton
Driscoll Michael, carpenter, r. 2fi3 Stevenson
Driscoll Michael, groceries, 225 Eighth
^ Driscoll Michael J., laborer Henry Lageman, r. 906
I Howard
Driscoll Moses, fruit peddler, r. Chenery, nr Ran-
dall, Fairmount Tract
Driscoll Patrick, deckhand stmr Herald, r. 618 )i
Ninth
I Driscoll Patrick, laborer, r. 5 White
Driscoll Patrick, wood and coal, 234 Fifth
I Driscoll Thomas, liquor saloon, N s Twenty-fourth,
bet Noe and Ca>tro
Driscoll Thomas, longshoreman, r. 518 Mission
Driscoll Thomas Mrs., widow, r. 606 LHrkin
Driscoll Thomas B., bricklayer, r. 263 Stevenson
I Driscoll Thomas E,, clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co.,
r. 817 Howard
I Driscoll Timothy, r. 129 Capp
Driscoll Timothy, r. 1221 Florida
[ Driscoll Timothy J. printer, and extraman Engine No.
! 3, r. 1313 California
I Driscoll William, car driver, r. 131 Fifteenth
I Driscoll William, deckhand stmr Modoc
, Driscoll William, waiter, r. KE cor Fourth and Berry
! Driscoll William H., bartender Norton & McElroy, r.
16^ Glnver
Driscoll & Ryan (James F. Driscoll and Henry Ryan)
groceries and liquors, SE cor Minna and Fourth
Driver Charles, paiiiter, r. SE cor Twenty-fourth and
Treat Av
I Driver George C, stenographer r. 538 Folsom
Driver Isabella, widow, r. 7 Everett
I Drixel Joseph, laborer, r. 677 )4 Mission
I Drixel Nicholas, malster U. S. Brewery, r. 677 Ji Mis-
I Kion
Droact Frederick H., pianopolisher U. Fritschie, r.
741 Minna
Drobaz IVlatteo. chop house and coffee saloon,
603 hast, r. 723 Harrison
Drobel G.. carpenter, r. 1400 Hvde
Drogp Annie, domestic 2026 Mission
, Droge Peter, carpenter, r. 125 Cumberland
Droger Annie Miss. r. 118 Fell
Druger Henry C, clerk L. T. Haggin, r. 215 Post
Droger Mary, widow, r. 118 Fell
Diohau John E., pressman H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 316
Fulsom-
Drohan Kate, widow, r. 316 Folsom
Droit John, cook. r. 16 MontL'omery Av
Drolet Johanna, r. 21 Valparaii^o
Drolet John, salesman r. 21 Valparaiso
Droleite Joseph, carpenter, N s Twenty-fourth, bet
Noe and Sanchez
Drouiey Kate Mrs., r. 759 Howard
Droppel Herman G., butcher, r. 444 k Third
Droschke Joseph, engineer Cal. Cracker Co.. r. 034
Broadway
Drossel August, druggist J. H. Drossel, r. 900 Jack-
son
Droasel J. H. , apothecary and chemist, NW cor
Jackson and Powell, r. 900 Jackson
Drossner Adolf, sale.sman, r. 1336 Bush
Drossner Ivan, clerk, r. 1336 Bush
Drossner Jacob, salesman Edward Cohn b Co., r. 1336
Bush
Drossner William, r. 1336 Bush
Droste Henry, solicitor, r. 402 Broadway
Drouet Hippolyte, cured meats, 315 J4 Fifth
Drouet Vii turine Mme., clerk Jacques Pachetesu, r.
1412 Powell
Drougard Joseph, longshoreman, r. 433 Broadway
Drought Robert, tailor J. Lancaster & Co., r. 649 Fol-
som
Drouin Felix (Pinchon * Drouin) r. 822k Oreen
Drown Albert X., attorney at law, 621 Clay, r.
NE cor Jackson and Pierce
Druard Louis, bedmaker. r. 114 Fourth
Druck George, waiter, r. 1640 Market
Drucker Albert, clerk, r. 108 Sixth
Drucker August (Drucker .t Phillips) r. 1422 Fulton
Drucker August E., r. .503 Post
Drucker George I., dentist, r. 1422 Fulton
Drucker J. Miss, r. 723 Hayes
Drucker James, dentist, r. 501 Post
Drucker John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Sixth
and Mission
Drucker P. M., master schr Argonaut, ofiftce 48 Market
Drucker William, boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. NE
cor Thirtieth and Sanchez
Druckrr William Jr., boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
NE cor Thirtieth and Sanchez
Drucker William E., dentiist, office 121 Post, r. 501
Post
DrucKer * Phillips (August Drucker and William A.
Phillips) real estate agents, 542 California
Druckei's Oakland and San Francisco
Express Co., Henry Nelzen and Edward Stoer-
mann proprietors, 15 Market
Druck man Joseph, butcher Lawrence & Levy, r. cor
Bahama and Yazoo
Druffel Delos O.. clerk W. J. Callingham, r. 1235 Hyde
Druffel Francis H., r. 1235 Hyde
Drugan Samuel G., weaver Whitney & Webster, r. 118
Gilbert
Druger Otto, laborer, r. 421 Minna
Druham Thomas (Druham i Gallagher) r. 218 Twenty.
fourth
Druham k Gallagher (Thomas Druham and James E.
Gallagher) manfrs boots and shoes, NE cor
Twenty-fourth and Alabama
Druhe Herman A., bookkeeper Siebe, Campe & Co., r.
Oakland
Druids' Hall, 413 Sutter, Jacob Wesner janitor
Drnke Carrie Miss, r. 413 Grove
Druke Eraelie Miss, r. 413 Grove
Drum Brothers (James L. and William P.) civil
engineers and surveyors, 402 .Montgomery
Drum Courtland F., steward, r. 1106 Taylor
Drum Edward F., deputy Superintendent Streeta, r. 5
Verona PI
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' Al YOUTHS' SOITS
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"THE HASTINGS."
HPSRliL Fin Ik, 0. OF LOmOK
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN. Manager
WU. SESTOiT, Asst. Uauger.
HJCKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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Drum Jamrs L. (Drum Bros.) r. 12 Henrietta Square
Drum William P. (Drum Bros.) r. Santa Ci uz
Drum William W., cif^ars and tobacco, 1168 Market,
r. lim Slitter
Druiiigdld John H., collector, r. 2104 Sutter
Drumm L. J. Mrs., r. ll'iO Mission
Drumnioiid Franklin G., teamster, r. 637 MJnna
Druminond Harry M., steamtitUT, r. 326 Brannan
Drummond John W., teamster Gilbert C. Fowler, r.
219 Golden Gate Av
Drummond Joseph H., bollermaker, r. 309 Clemen-
tina
Drumniond R. S., wood, coal, hay, grain and
lumber, 43:<-435 Valencia, r. 119 Julian Av
Drummond Samuel G., teamster, and extraman En-
gine Nu. 2, r. 412 Bush
Drummond Thomas R., boatman, r. 703^ Davis
Drummond William J., teamster, r. 219 Golden Gate
Av
Drury Frank G., bookkeeper Thomas Doyle, r. 309
Golden Gate At
Drury Henry, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 309 Golden
Gate Av
Drury John W., butcher, r. 309 Golden Gate Av
Drury Michael, tailor, r. Lake, nr Twentieth Av
Drury Michael S., laborer, r. Lake, nr Twentieth Av
Drury Patrick W., laborer, r. 3(i9 Golden Gate Av
Drury Pder, laborer, r. 1416 Kearny
Drury Thomas H., patternmaker, r. 624 Fourth
Drury Thomas J., clerk agent's office Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. 309 Golden Gate Av
Drury Thomas J., coffee saloon, 424 Davis, r. 224
Jackson
Drury William, tailor, 323 Kearny, r. 1030 Twentieth
Druesdom John, beerbottler, 1811 Mason
Dryden George H. S., wharf builder, r. IH Rubs
Dryden Thomas J., manager H. Huddleston & Co.,
r. 1419 Polk
Dryden William S., foreman Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 1811
Duion
Dryer Bernard, contractor and builder, 330 Pine,
rooms 11-12, r. 4 Collingwood
Dryer Carl, seaman, r. .53.5 M Seventh
Dryer Charles F., livery stable, 1317 Stockton, r. 1315
Stockton
Dryer Charles F. Jr.. delivery clerk George H. Tay &
Co.. r. 1213 Powell
Dryer Frederick C, cellarman Kohler & Frohllng, r.
624 Lombard, rear
Dryer John F,, r. 1315 Stockton
Dryer M., painter, r. 706 Harrison
Dryer Oscar, beerbottler, r. 9 Thirteenth
Dryer Otto, helper Am. Sugar Reenery, r. 124 Gilbert
Dryer Philip, seaman, r. 263 East
10" Dryer. See Dreyer
Drynen John, watchman Cnetom House
Duane Charles P., real estate, r. 142 Seventh
Duane Edmund, r. 563 Natoma
Duane Edward, butcher, SE cor Sanchez and Seven-
teenth
Duane James, peddler, r. 43 Juniper
Duane John, r. 912 J^ Natoma
Duane John, bartender John Hough, r. SE cor Vallejo
and Jones
Duane John, gardener, r. 1425 Stockton
Duane John, labortr Matthew Nunan, r. 912 }i Nato-
ma
Duane Willim L., laborer, r. 563 Natoma
t^ Duane. See Doan and Doane
Duarte Pascal, r. 516 Union
Dubacher Joseph, milker Ruhland Bros., r. cor
Thirty-third and Point Lobos Av
Dubberg Christopher H., waiter, r. 317 Bush
Dubedat Edward bookkeeper Pascal, Dubedat & Co.,
r. 1714 Stockton
Dubedat Eugene (Pascal, Dubedat & Co.)r. 1714 Stock-
ton
Duberg Paul, pressman A. J. Leary, r. 1220 Stockton
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERM<!>-K1.ECTRIC
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BOILERS and STOVES
Connected Icr Hoi ani Cold Water in tlie best manner-
WATEE BACKS, WATER HEATERS,
Of all kinds made and repaired.
W. E . LANK,
PLUMBER, 606 KEARNY STREET.
EstabllBhefl 1860. Telephone 315.
Dubernet Felix, picture frames, 915 Mission, r. New
York
Dubernet Lucien, manager Felix Dubernet, r. Oak*
land
Dubernet Raoul, foreman Felix Dubernet, r. Oakland
Duboce Aujjustin, inventor, r. 263 Clara
Duboce Victor D., superintendent Station D, Post Of-
fice, r. .534 Eddy
Du Bois A. T., teacher Filippe's Academy of Lan-
guages
Du Bois Anna E. Miss, principal Garfield Primary
School, r. 1416 Hyde
Dubois August P., clerk general auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. W s Washington Av, bet Preclta Av and
Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Dubois Charles H., r. 609 Post
Dubois Henry, bartender, r. 915 Montgomery
Du Bois James, superintendent Anatomical Museum,
751 Market, r. 211 Geary
Du Bois James L., accountant Williams, Dlmond &
Co., r. Lick House
Du Bois J. D. Mrs., r. 800 Bush
Dubois Joseph, cook, r. 33 Hinckley
Dubois Paul A., druggist, SE cor Leavenworth
and Clay
Dubois Peter G., joiner H. L. Bishop, r. Oakland
Du Bois Pierre C, metallurgist, r.313 Capp
Du Bois P. Louis, watchman stmr City of Sydney
Du Bois Robert H., machinist Rii & Flint, r. 509
Howard
Du Bois Sumner V., clerk Guardian Assurance Co.,r.
San Leandro
Du Bois William C, clerk U. S. Railway Mail Ser-
vice, r. Oakland
Dubourg Louis, painter, r. 1205 Stockton
Dubreuil Peter, tailor John Bourke, r. 55 Second
Ducns Solomon, with Singer Mnfg Co. r. 711 Twenty-
third
Ducey John F., laster Buckingham & Hecht, r. 6245i
Natoma
Ducey Peter, r. 151 Dore
Puchatel Frank, winemaker. r. 317 Bush
Duchesne John, locksmith, r. 761 Howard
Duchesne Paul, bookkeeper H. Plagemann & Co., P.
235 Kearny
Duchesne Peter, cook W. Wcsterfield, r. 525 Broadway
Duchesne Peter E., sawfiler, r. 253 Clementina
Duchrau Emil, tailor A. Cooper, r. Oakland
Duck Edward B.. clerk, r. 2021 Polk
Duck Emily H., widow, r. 2021 Polk
Duck George H., salesman I. Freud & Co. , r. 2021
Polk
Duck Lewis, fruits and vegetables, 514 Hayes, r. 408
Laguna
Duckei Alice Miss, compositor, r. 916 Vallejo
Duckel John, pressman Francis, Valentine & Co., p.
916 Vallejo
Duckel Nicholas, property clerk medical purveyor's
dept U. S. A., r. 916 Vallejo
Ducker Elizabeth Mrs., presser. r. 1723 Mission
Ducker Jennie Miss, presser, r. 1723 Mission
Ducker Peter N., master mariner, r. 308 Lombard
Duckert Mutliias, broker, r. IHOH Second
Duckett Charles S., dentist, 37 )« Sixth
Duckett Edward, receiver City RR., r. 823 Twentieth
Duckett Joseph I., conductor Geary St. RR., r. 2228
Geary
Duckworth John W., artist, r. 524 Bush
Duclair Peter, master schr Besguaese, r. 1210 Vallejo
DuclOB Vetol, tiamsti r, r. 292 Twenty-second
Ducoine Isabella, widow, r. 22 Albion Av
Ducotng Julius U.. driver Charles F. Wadman, r. 22
Albion Av
Ducommnn Frederick H., driver F. L. Such & Co., r.
Elizabeth, bet Diamond and Douylass
Ducomnniu Paul, watchmaker Nat. Raphael & Co., r.
200 Stockton
Ducommuu Preston M., teamster, r. 329 Capp
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 F!RST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS. ETC,
PHENiX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. OAVIS, City Airent,
4^9 California, Street.
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Ducominun William A., porter, r. 329 Capp
Diicrou Louis, cook Albert Sarrail, r. 12 August Alley
Du Crozet Eugene H. B., cook, r. 1.^21 Callforuia
Duiiden Alfred B., carpenter, r. 2814 Pine
Duddy Bartholmew, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
W 8 Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Duddy Bridget, widow, r. 19 J^ Adelaide PI
Duddy Edward, hammersman Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
W 9 Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Duddy George, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Duddy John J., bookkeeper James Kitterman, r. 1313
Stockton
Duddy Lettie, widow, r. 336 Fifth
Duddy Mary, chambermaid The Baldwin
Duddy Michael V., parcel clerk O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. 19 Adelaide PI
Duddy William F., teamster James Kitterman, r. 405
Greenwich
8^ Duddy. See Doody
Duden William (Muser Bros.) r. Brussels, Belgium
Dudgeon Aeneas M., r. 300 Eighteenth
Dudgeon J. A. Mrs., r. 774 Folsum
Dudgeon John A., salesman J. Silverman, r. 774 Fol-
som
Dudgeon Lottie E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 774 Folsom
Dudley Alice J. Miss, teacher Pacific Heights School,
r. 181.5 Baker
Dudley Charles Mrs., widow, furnished rooms, 1051
Market
Dudley Edward T., attorney at law, 641 Merchant,
j room 10, r. 102 Devisadero
Dudley Edwin P., clerk, r. 1238 Bush
Dudley Elijah C, carriagemaker, r. 2015 O'Farrell
I Dudley George, fireman S. P. Co., r. 1717 5<j Mission
j Dudley James S., accountant, 506 Battery, r. 2229
I Jackson
I Dudley Mary S., widow, r. 1815 Baker
Dudley Mining: Co. (Bodie, Cal.) J. Stadtfeld Jr.
secretary, 419 California, room 26
Dudy William, laborer Cal. Bone Meal and Fertilizer
Co
Due Antone B., millhand Capitol Mills, r. 805 Green-
wich
Duebel Charles A., millwright, r. 330 Fremont
Duehrkoop Albert, carver, r, 1080 Howard
Duel Daniel, r. 225 Minna
Duenwald Charles, carpenter, r. 2011 Hyde
Dnenwald Frank H., housemover, r. 1821 Greenwich
Duenwald Henry W., canmaker, r. 1821 Greenwich
Duenwald Mary, widow, r. 1821 Greenwich
Duerbeck Theobald, seaman, r. 720 Third
Duering John G., machinehand S. F. Furniture Fac-
tory, r. 14 M Zoe
Duesbury Horace, portrait painter, 523 Kearny, room
22, r. Oakland
Dufau James M., machinist Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 3 Washington Square
Dufau John T., liquor dealer, r. 414 Hayes
Dufau M. A. Mme., dressmaker, r. 414 Hayes
Duff Andrew, bartender Wheeland & Collins, r. 2224
Howard
Duff Annie, widow, r. 14 Clinton
Duff Annie Miss, cigarmaker, r. 158 First
Duff Catherine Mrs., r. 158 First
Duff Clara J. Mrs., bookbinder, r. 15 Everett
Duff Cummings, carpenter, r. 633 Stevenson
Dufl' Frank H., niolder, r. 1.58 First
Duff Hnuh. cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. W s Tennessee,
betBntte and Solano
Duff James, crockery and tinware, 414 Third
Duff James E., clerk, r. 1224 Bush
Duff James Mrs., widow, r. 772 Mission
Duff John, carpenter Robiuson & Gillespie, r. 1109
Seventeenth
Duff John, fresco painter, r. 723 Shntwell
Duff' John F., clerk J. C. Meussdorffer & Son, r. 772
Mission
D\jff John J., fresco painter, r. 121 hi Treat Av
Duff Jiiseph C, nailer Buckingham & Hecht, r. 14J<5
Page
Duff Louis, laborer F. L. Such fc Co., r. Douglass, bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
DuffL<mise Mrs., r. 1414 Kearny, rear
Duff Margaret B. Mrs., parasolmaker, r. 227 Post
Dull R.ibert P. R. (Duff & Co.) r. 813 Howard
Duff Thomas, policeman, r. 923 Dnion
Duff Thomas C, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. W 8 Ten-
nessee, bet Hutte and Solano
Duff Thomas L., carpenter, r. 423 Bush
Duff William, bricklayer, r. 227 Seventeenth
Duff William, millhand Golden Gate Flouring Mill
r. 1017 Lombard
Duff .t Co. (Robert P. R. Duff) commission merchants,
316 Davis
Daffey Brothers (George F. and Eugene J.)
plumbers and gasfltters, 122 Sutter, factory 17
Trinity
Duffey Charles E. (Duffey & O'Brien) r. 428 Four-
teenth
Duffey Christopher, carpenter S. M. Hills, r. 214 Van
Ness Av
Duffey E., r. 907!^ Mission
Duffe.T Edward J., foreman Thomas Day i Co. (lim-
ited) r. 926 Sixteenth
Duffey Eugene, r. 428 Fourteenth
Duffey Eugene J. (Duffey Bros.) r. 32 Fell
Duffey George F. (Duffey Bros.) r. 2096 Market
Duffey James, laborer, r. 34 Minna
Duffey John, clerk Joseph Melczer r. 259 Third
Duffey John, groceries and liquors, 651 Mission
Dutt'ey John, laborer, r. 710 Tehama
Duffey Johu A., paper hanger, r. 3 Perry
Duffey Joseph, plumber, r. 428 Fourteenth
Duffey N. P., veterinary surgeon, r. 26 Turk
Duffey & O'Brien (Charles E. Duffey and T. I.
O'Brien) poultry dealers, 3-4 California Market
1^" Duffey. See Duffy
Dufficy Peter, plumber, r. 1878 Mission
Duffield Edward J., clerk County Clerk's Office, r.
1107 Montgomery
Dufiield Edwin, porter, r. 1203 Dnion
Duffield George W., special policeman, r. 1107 Mont-
gomery
Dnffield George W. Jr., collector, r. 1107 Montgomery
Duffield Henry A., compositor Evening Post, r. 21
Minna
Duffin Charles A., bellman Palace Hotel, r. 814J4 Na-
toma
Duffin Franklin M., porter H. Schwartz & Co., r. 904
Kearny
Duffreys John, carpenter, r. 321 Minna
Duffy A. Mrs., widow(James Duffy & Co.) r. 1944 Cal-
ifornia
Duffy Alexander, expressman, r. 112 Twenty-third
Duffy Alicia Miss, teacher Buena Vista Primary
School, r. 1713 Hyde
Duffy Annie Mrs., 10 Converse
Duffy Belinda, widow, r. 1713 Hyde
Duffy Bernard, carpenter, r. 828 Church
Duffy Bernard, driver Central RR. Co., r. 601 Seventh
Duffy Bernard C , real estate and business agent, 1028
Market, r. 204 M Eddy
Duffy Bridget (Duffy & Dotcher) r. 121 Fifth
Duffy Charles, longshoreman, r. .540 Mission
Duffy Charles M., printer, r. 5 Cleaveland
Duffy Charles W., carpenter, r. 214 Van Ness Av
Duffy Edward, r. 119 Vallejo
Duffy Edward, plumber, r. 12 Oak
Duffy Edward B., passenger agent Chicago Rock Is-
land and Pacific Ry, 36 Montgomery
Duffy Edward B., clerk B. C. Duffy, r. 204J4 Eddy,
rear
Duffy Edward P., porter Ames & Detrick, r. 24 Lewis
Duffy Francis J., salesman, r. 1414 Pacific
Duffy H., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
WHOLESALE AfTD KETAIL
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STEEET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
aud Store Fixtures.
37 Met St.
FPI IP9F FYTRA DRY 1"^'^° the finest pradeB of Clareta, Hocks,
Burgundies, Sauternes, Ports aud Sherries
ARPAD HflRASZTHY & CO.
■ 530 WASH1N5T0N ST2EET. '
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Duffy Hugh, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W s
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
Duft'y Hugh, teamster, r. il2 Beale
Dufly Hujjh. upholsterer, r. 1129 Broadway
Duffy J. A. Mrs., r. 429 Geary
DuHy James, r. 248 Tehama
Duffy James, boxmaker Charles Thiebaut, r. 252 Minna
Duffy James, coal passer stmr Colima
Duffy James, fireman, r. 549 Folsom
Duffy James, teamster, r. 329 East
Duffy James Hi Co, (Mrs. A. Duffy) window
shades and wall paper. 917 Market
Duffy James A., capitalist, r. Commercial Hotel
Duffy James F., engineer Pac. EoUing Mill, r. 530
Third
Duffy James J., bargeman Custom House, r. 1108
Greenwich
Duffy James W., laborer S. F. and Pac. Glassworks, r.
4 Rushtou PI
Duffy James W , salesman Davis Bros., r. 1601 Mission
Duffy J. D., bartender, r. 1313 Sansome
Duffy J. J. & Co. (John J. Duffy) commission mer-
chants, 304 Washington
Duffy John, r. 345 Shipley
Duffy John, carpenter, r.'828 Church
Duffy John, carpenter, r. 1003 Church
Duffy John, longshoreman, r. 24 Lewis
Duffy John, plasterer, r. 42 Louisa
Duffy John, trackman Omnibus RR.
Duffy John J. (J. J. Duffy & Co.) r. 319 Hyde
Duffy John J. Jr., weigher Washington St. Wharf, r.
27 Hoff Av
Duffy Joseph, blacksmith, r. 549 Folsom
Duffy J. W., cook, r. 448 Natoma
Duffy Mark C, marblecutter, r. 1026 Oak
Duffy Mary, widow, r. 449 Tehama
Duffy Mary, ironer U. S. Laundry, r. 1333 Sixteenth
Duffy Ma y, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
323 Tehama
Duffy Neal, varieties, 503 Jones
Duffy Neil J., clerk Davis Bros., r. 607k Pine
Duffy P., porter Albert Mau & Co., r. Oakland
Duffy Patrick, r. 211 Valencia
Duffy Patrick, expressman, NE cor Fourth and Everett,
r. 202 Sixth
Duffy Patrick, horsedealer, r. 309 Third
Duffy Patrick, laborer Gibbs' V. S. Bonded Ware-
house, r. 6 Olive Court
Duffy Patrick, shoemaker. 1414 Pacific
Duffy Patrick, teamster William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Duffy Peter, driver N. B. and M.RE., r. 221 M Tehama
Duffy Peter, engineer stmr Greenwood, r. 410 Sixth
Duffy Philip, haikman, r. 1515 Turk
Duffy P. J. Rev., assistant pastor St. Patrick's Church,
r. 744 Mission
Duffy Sarah J. Miss teacher Golden Gate Primary
School, r. 429 Geary
Duffy Terrence, florist, 948 Gearv, r. 1006 Polk
Duffy Thomas, laborer, r. 1008 B'uchanan
Duffy Thomas, [porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 625
Stevenson
Duffy Thomas F., shoemaker, r. 449 Tehama
Duffy Thomas J., city agent Commercial Ins. Co., r.
113 Powell
Duffy William, r. 607 3^ Pine
Duffy William, cook, r. 519 Jj Stevenson
Duffy William, laborer, r. 42 Louisa
Duffy William, piledriver,r. NE cor Fourth and Berry
Duffy & Dotcher (Bridget Duffy and Bernard Dotcher)
restaurant, 121 Filth
1^" Duffy. See Duffey
Dufosse Charles, teamster r. 230 Perry
Dufour A. & Co. (Anton Dufour and V. Hoffman Jr.)
wines and liquors, 515^ Fourth
Dufour Anton (A. Dufour & Co.) r. 1673^ Silver
Dufour Margaret, widow, r. 917 Post
Dufour Victor, machinist Dow Steam Pumn Works, r.
19 Jasper PI
FRATINGER & CO,
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OP ALL DESOEIPTIONS.
105 KEARNY STREET
&AS, WATER and STEAM
FITTING,
In all its Branches, Well Done.
PLUMBER,
Establlshea
505 KEARNT STREEX'
Telephone 315.
Dufrauc V. Mrs., laundry. 341 Third
DufraiR- \idel. biundryman, r. 341 Third
Dugan Albert, shoemaker. 432 Valencia
Dugan Albert D., buyer Redington & Co., r. 2416 Pine
Dugan Alice, shoefitter Kutz & Murr, r. 116 Four-
teenth
Dugan Alice M. Miss, tobacco stripper, r. 13 Natoma
Dugan Annie, shoefitter Kutz & Murr, r. 116 Four-
teenth
Dugan Bernard F., shoemaker, r. 2507 Mission
Dugan Bernard M. Rev., clergvman Dominican Mo-
nastery, NW cor Steiner and Bush
Dugan Catherine N. Miss, r. 1823 Hyde
Dugan Charles, seaman, r. 506 Davis
Dugan Charles E., bookkeeper Hobbs. Wall & Co.. r.
1223 M Bush
Dugan Cornelius, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 623
Howard
Dugan Dennis, soap peddler, r. 1003 Alabama
Dugan Edmond, expressman, r. 434 Fifth
Dugan Edward, bartender, r. 313 Folsom
Dugan Edward G.. canmaker, r. 13 Natoma
Dugan Edward W., compositor Alta, r. 526 Pine
Dugan E. F. Mrs., widow, r. 404 Stockton
Dugan Felix, tailor, r. 126 Twenty-thifd
Dugan Felix J., cigarmaker, r. 1112 Hampshire
Dugan George, cutter Kutz & Murr, r. 20 Otis PI
Dugan Harry, waiter Smith & Olson
Dugan Hugh, expressman, r, 116 Fourteenth
Dugan Hugh, night watchman S. P. Co., r. 748 Harri-
son
Dugan Hugh B., clerk, r. 22 South Park
Dugan James, butcher, r. 313 Pacific
Dugan James, laborer, r. 611 Mission
Diigan James, seaman, r. NE cor Fremont and Folsom
Dugan James E , carrier Chronicle, r. 1823 Hyde
Dugan Jeremiah, laborer, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 2, r. 510 Front
Dugan John, cigarmaker, r. 804 Kearny
Dugan John, cook, r. 607 Pine
Dugan John, driver California Dairy
Dugan John, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. 8 8
Sierra, bet Iowa and Indiana
Dugan John, porter Post Office, r. 2322 Webster
Dugan John, seaman, r. 150 Steuart
Dugan John S., letter carrier Post Office, r. 1823 Hyde
Dugan Margaret, widow, r. 13 Natoma
Dugan Mary, widow, r. 613 H Seventh
Dugan Michael, varnisher Pioneer White Lead Works,
r. 62 Clementina
Dugan Patrick, r. 12023^ Folsom
Dugan Patrick, carpenter, r. 20 OtisPl
Dugan Patrick, laborer, r. 102 Bay
Dngan Patrick, locksmith, r. 837 Folsom
Dugan Patrick, longshoreman, r. 524 First
Dugan Patrick, longshoreman, r. 1823 Hyde
Dugan Patrick, trackman Presido RR.. r. 1907)4 Hyde
Dugan Patrick F., liquor saloon, 225 Third, r. 227 Third
Dugan Philip, upholsterer, r. 810 Sixth
Dugan Theodore H., r. 33 Twelfth
Dugan Thomas, boilermaker, r. 54 First
Dugan Thomas, carpenter, r. 1807 Mission
Dugan Thomas M., carrier Chronicle, r. 1823 Hyde
Dugan Timothy, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Dugan Timothy, laborer, r. 2012 3^ Dupont
Dugan Vincent, laborer Oregon Imp. Co., r. 14 Haw-
thorne
Dugan William, marble polisher, r. S s California,
opp Howard, B.H.
Dugan William, millwright, r. 134 Fourth
Dugan William, reamer Pioneer White Lead Works, r.
62 Clementina
^^Dugan. SeeDoogan, Dougan and Duggnn
Dug-ins Hall, NW cor Twenty-fourth and Harrison
Duggan Arthur, laundryman Western Laundry Asso-
ciation, r. 6)4 Treat Av
Duggan Daniel, laborer S. P. Co., r. 624 Fourth
Duggan Edward, liquor saloon, 18 Sanchez
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Jflunurnotnrcr of pvery description or
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to 50 Itcalc Street, San Francisco.
f^fi^nnt^tt I limn fi<^»te Truman, Isham A Hooker, 421-427 Market BU
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Duggan Edward C, clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r.
220 Hermann
Dugjjan Henry, distributor 8. F. Laundry
Diiggan James, longshoreman, r. 209 Leidesdorfif
Duguan James B., salesman Bullock & Jones, r. 201
i i«<^, Powell
Duggan John, bootmaker, r. 22 Hayes
Duggan John H., news agent S. P. Co., r. 1 Hampton
i Dugi?an Michael, carpenter Union Box Factory, r.
1807 Mission
Dnggan Luke, butcher, r. Railroad Av bet Montene-
P*(T gro and Manitoba
Duggan Robert A., shoemaker, r. 32 Powell Av
Duggan Timothy, wood and coal, 1024 Clay
Duggan Thomas J., policeman, r. 9TM Fifteenth
Duguan Thomas J. Jr., machinist, r. 97 }< Fifteenth
^"Duggan. See Dougan, Doogan and Dugan
ihem Aajfaate, flor
ter, r. 2.5 Stockton PI
Duhem Victor, photographer, 1324 Polk
Duhig John, r. 424 Blugold
I Duhraen Henry A., clerk William Hoelscherfc Co., r.
j 307 Ritch
i Duhne Hermann, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 8 8
Shasta nr Michigan
Diibr Lena Mrs., liquor saloon, 626 Sacramento
! Duignan John, fireman, r. N s Sierra nr Georgia
' Duignan Thomas, laborer, r. 1829 Mis^iion
1 Duisenberg Charles A. C. (Charles Duisenberg & Co.)
; r. 1031 Harrison
', Duisenberg^ Charles & Co. (Charles A. C. Dul-
; senberg) importers and commission merchants
I and agents North German Lloyd Steamship Co.,
I 314 Sacramento
' Dujardin Albert, r. 2051k Mission
! Dujardin Clifford, porter Blake, MoflStt & Towne, r.
2051 H Mission
Dujardin Frederick, salesman S. Hoffman, r. 2051}$
! Mission
Dujardin Frederick Jr., bartender, r. 2051 H Mission
Dukah A., deckhand strar San Rafael
Dukah Frank, deckhand stmr S.in Rafael
, Duke Catherine M. Mrs., dressmaking, 1200 Larkin
Duke David, r. 174 Jessie
Duke John M., agent Pacific Coast Land Bureau, 618
I Market, r. Oakland
I Duke John D., carpenter, r. 126 Hayes
Duke Robert, shipcarpenter, r. 29 Welsh
Duke Robert D., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
126 Hayes
Duke William R., coalpasser stmr Queen of the Pa-
cific, r. 150 Perry
Duklow John deckhand, r. 458 Tehama
Dulac Jean (Bennede & Dulac) r.736 Pacific
Duley Frank P. (Fox Sj Duley) r. 1713 Mission
Duley Mary Mrs., books and stationery, 1432 Broad-
way
Doley William P., plasterer and varieties, 1146 Union
Dulfer Frederick W., shoefitter, r. 3 Grace Terrace
Dulion John B., paper carrier, r. 726)4 Broadway,
rear
Dulion John P., lodgings, 609 Pine
Dulip Alfred J., cellarman Both b Co., r. 311 Lom-
bard
Dulip Emile A., clerk, r. 311 Lombard
Dullea C. Mrs., millinery, 1943 Mission
Dulleghan Alice, widow, r. 205 Second
DuUeghan James, waiter, r. 143 Third
Dulleghan Julia Miss, shoefitter, r. 205 Second
Dullighan Frank J., comnositor Daily Hotel Gazette,
r. 225 Seventh
Dullighan Thomas, engineer, r. 225 Seventh
Dulsing Bridget, groceries, 3011 Mission
Dulsing F. W., carpenter, r. 3011 Mission
Dumarais Louis, bartender Pierre Dumont, r. 416
Tehama
Dumas A. C, r. 515k Bush
Dumas Lucien Mrs., lodfrings, 48 Seventh
Dumbrell James H., teamster, r. 1912 Broderick
Duuiet Charles, assistant engineer stmr Mexico, r.
Oakland
Dumet Felix, agent, r. 220 Sanchez
Dummage William T.. saddletreeraaker. r.1014 Halght
Dumont Charles, blacksmith, r. 433 Broadway
Dumont Francis A., waiter, r. 5 Dndge
Dumont Fn-derick, laborer, r. 10.(2 Army
Dumont Pierre, wholesale and retail foreign and
native wines and liquors, SE cor Fourth and
Folsoiu, r. 2759 Harrison
DUMONTELLE EUGENE
steam marble Avorks, Italian and
American marble for furniture a spe-
cialty, 533-5^5 Fifth, r. SW cor Twen-
ty-sixth and Treat Av
Dumontier Joseph L., clerk, r. 1110 Taylor
Dun R. G. & Co., The Mercantile Agency, Jay
Lugsdln manager, 320 California
Dunakiu T. H., porter C. E. Whitney & Co., r. Oakland
Dunand Louis F. , attorney at law, 511 Califor-
nia, rooms 12-13 r. 28 Lapidge
Du Navent M. A., r. 225 Fiftetnth
Dunay Jeremiah, labirer, r. 229 Eighth
Dunbar Alex., clerk John Miller, r. 1224 Polk
Dunbar Allen J., machinist, r. 36 Geary
Dunbar Charles, r. 871 Market
Dunbar Daniel, fireman, r. 2001 Leavenworth
Dunbar Edward, r. 309 Fifth
Dunbar Edward J., upholsterer, r. 604 Pine
Dunbar Frederick E., carpenter, r. 1815 Jesele
Dunbar George, ironer S. F. Laundry
Dunbar George, laborer, r. 3 Haggin
Dunbar James, metal roofer, 1625 Market, r. 1055
Mission
Dunbar James W., with W. C. Price k Co., r. 1006
Dolores
Dunbar John K., physician, and drugs and medicines,
448 Sixth
Dunbar Kate Mrs., r. 27 Eleventh
DUNBAR LUIS L. dentist, oaice
and r. 500 Sutter, office hours 9 A. SI.
to 5 P. M.
Dunbar Martin, laborer, r. 315 Beale
Dunbar Robert H., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r
631 Valencia
Dunbar Robert W., r. 600 Sutter
Dunbar S. J., deck boy stmr Mariposa
Dunbar Thomas J., teamster, r. 10 Card Alley
Dunbar William, contractor, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Dunbar William A., barber Joseph Fairbanks, r. SW
cor Nineteenth and Sancuez
Dunbar William A. M., veterinary dentist, r. 208 Fifth
Dunbar William F., painter, r. Steveloe PI, nr Jones
Dunbar William P., seaman, r. 533 Sacramento
Duncan Alexander A. (Duncan Bros.) r. 127 Twenty-
ninth
Duncan Amelia Mrs., furnished rooms, 115 Seventh
Duncan Andrew J., machinist, r. 1519 Leavenworth
Duncan A. O. Mrs., widow, r. 204 McAllister
Duncan Brothers (Alexander A. and Joseph H.) wood
and coal, 2214 Mission
Duncan Benjamin B.. clerk, r. 959 Mission
Duncan Charles E., machinist, r. 834 Mission
Duncan Clara L. Miss, teacher Moulder Primary
School, r. 626 Polk
Duncan Concentrating Co., 127 First
Duncan Daniel P., stuccoworker, r. 443 Natoma, resr
Duncan Dominick, gardener, r. 4 Le Roy PI
Dnncan Edward, calker, r. 51 Second
Duncan Edward J., machinist, r. 13 Grand Av
Duncan Edward P., machinist Golden State and
Miners' Iron Works, r. 1506 Leavenworth
Duncan Emile, assistant engineer stmr City of
Peking, r. 558 Folsom
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For MEN AND BOYS at
THE HASTINGS
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THE LION Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, $4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WIL SZZTOIT, Asst Uuager.
NICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
DUN
431
DUN
Duncan Fannie, widow, r. 658 Folsom
Duncan FonroseL., clerk, r. Il:i5 Misaion
Duncan Geo. & Co. (Oeorge Duncan) asphaltum
and mastic roofers, 6y2 Market
Duncan George (Geo. Duncan & Co.) r. 505 Larkln
Duncan George l,ev., pastor First Colored Baptist
Church, r. 518 Powell, rear
Duncan Henry L., printer Dempster Bros., r. 974 Fol-
som
Duncan HiUrion, capitalist, r. 1823 Turk
Duncan Isabel, widow, r. 311 Montgomery Av
Duncan James, r. W s Sanchez, nr Beaver
Duncan James, carppnter, r. 8 14 Mission
Duncan James, mining, r. Russ House
Duncan James, tannery, 927 Brannan, r. 969 Mission
Duncan James Mrs., r. 726 Bush
Duncan James A., porter, r. 4 Le Roy PI
Duncan Jamea E., clerk The Lion Fire, ■Washington
Fire and Marine, Orient, and Imperial Fire In-
surance Cos., r. 113 Leavenworth
Duncan James H., engraver and diesinker George M.
Wood & Co., r. 211 Castro
Duncan James M., deputy County Clerk, r. 834 Mis-
sion
Duncan James W., contractor, r. 726 Bush
Duncan John, sergeant police, r. 2721 Sacramento
Duncan John F., waiter Cliff House
Duncan John M., plumber and tinner, 1136 Mission
Duncan Joseph H. (Duncan Bros.) r. 127 Twenty-
ninth
Duncan Joseph S., carpenter Wheeler k Burdick
Duncan Mary A., widow, r. 113 Leavenworth
Duncan Robert, hay and grain dealer, r. S s Twenty-
ninth, bet San Jose Av and Dolores
Duncan Robert, porter I. S. Van Winkle & Co.. r. Oak-
land
Duncan Robert, tanner, r. 224 Kearny
Duncan Robert S., plumber, r. 1136 Mission
Duncan Thomas, painter, r. 337 Tehama
Duncan William, horseshoer, 22 Golden Gate Av, r.
463 Jessie
Duncan William, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Duncan William A., waiter, r. 613 Howard
Duncan William K., printer Dempster Bros,, r. 974
Folsom
Duncan William L., stockbroker, 304 Montgomery, r.
1501 Jones
Duncan William M., stereotyper Examiner, r. 115
Seventh
Duncan William T., stockbroker, r. 533 Pine
Duncan'g Mills Land and Lumber Co., I.
E. Thayer secretary and agent, 22 California
Dunckel Charles, furrier, r. 15 Ridley
Dunckel Edward P., jeweler Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r.
15 Ridley
Duncomb Edward J., bookkeeper W. W. Montague &
Co., r. 1725 Buchanan
Duncombe William S. (William S. Duncombe & Co.)
r. 1900 Broadway
Duncombe "William S. Si Co. (William S. Dun-
combe) medical publishers and booksellers, 425
Sutter
Dundas Charles W., r. 106^ Third
Dundas Dora Miss, dressmaking, 1026!< Larkin
Dundas James, paper carrier, r. 260 First
Dundas Jane Mrs., widow, r. 1209^ Mission
Dundas Matilda V. Miss, teacher music, r. 1209>a
Mission
Dundas Mowbray R., bookkeeper Goodall, Perkins &
Co., r. 1026)4 Larkin
Dundas William A., salesman J. L. White & Co., r.
1209^ Mission
Dundon John, laborer, r. 656)4 Natoma
Dandon Patrick F., proprietor San Francisco
Boiler Works, 131-133 Folsom, r. 16 Rincon PI
Dundon Timothy, boilermaker, r. W s Michigan, bet
Napa and Shasta
Dunegan Charles, driver F. KatZ; r. 827 Commercial
WATER FILTERS,
ALL SIZES AND KINDS FOR FAUCETS.
Large Filterers with capacity for cleaning all water
used in the house, simple and cheap.
DR. BAZAN'S
THEB3<0-El,]CCTBIC
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis SiveL
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
Plumber,
Established 18G0.
505 Kearny Street,
Telephone .Ho.
Duugan Brothers & Co. (Thomas W, and Stephen D.
Duugan and W. W. Coukle) coffee saloon, 726X
Howard
Dungan J., r. 23 Kearny
Duncan Stephen D. (Dungan Bros. & Co.) r. 726)4
Howard
DungKn Tliomas W. (Dungan Bros. & Co.) r. 726)4
Howard
Dunsan Thomas F., r. 607 Powell
Dungan William W., painter, r. 607 Powell
Dunham Benjamin F. (Dunham, Carrigan & Co.) r.
0.ikland
Dnnliam, Carri^fan «& Co. (Benjamin F. Dun-
ham, Andrew Carrigan and Brace H.iyden) hard-
ware, iroQ, steel, coal, etc., 17-19 Beale, and
18-24 Main
Dunham George C, calker, r. 631 Sacramento
Dunham Hi'ury. whitener, r. 345 Third
Dunham John M .repairer, r. 310 Jackson
Dunham Lewis W., car driver Potrero and B. V. RR.,
r. W s Kentucky, bet Sierra and Nevada
Dunican Patrick, laborer, r. 21 Freelon
Dunigan James, laborer, r. 425 Sierra
Dunigan Michael J., teamster, r. 922 Harrison
Dunigan Thomas, painter, r. 1307 Leavenworth
Dunigan Thomas H., bartender, r. 640)4 Howard
t^" Dunigan. See Dunnigan and Donegan
Dunkelmeier Fred., r. 1001 Folsom
Dunker Adolph (Sorenson, Dunker &Co.) r. 2710 Bush
Dunker Christopher, capitalist, r. 332 Fremont
Dunker Diedrich, liquor dealer, r. 569 Minna
Dunker Ernst H.. r. 1428 Broadway
Dunker F. J. H., capitalist, r. 317 Bush
Dunker John A., shipping clerk M. & C. Mangels, r.
332 Fremont
Dankley Charles, grocer, r. 521 Jessie
Dunkley Charles D., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Gilbert and Brannan, r. 519 Jessie
Dunkerley Joseph, naturalist, 1140 Mission
Dunlap Albert, uphol.iterer, r. 1519 Stockton
Dunlap Annie W., magnetic healer, r. 822 Mission
Dunlap Charles I., conductor, r. 762 Folsom
Dunlap David L., cigars and tobacco, 21 Leidesdorff.
r. 411 Leavenworth
Dunlap F. , boltmaker Pac Rolling Mill
Dunlap Hannah, widow, r. 637 Stevenson
Dunlap Henry, upholsterer, r. 8ti9 Vallejo
Dunlap Heurv H., shoemaker estate Gilbert Prlngle,
r. 614 Sutter
Dunlap John, stevedore, r. 510 First
Dunlap Oren, r. 762 Folsom
Dnnlap R. M. (Dunlap ><: Co.) r. 32)4 Ellis
Dunlap S. A., r. 510 O Farrell
Dunlap William, coal passer stmr Queen of the
Pacific, r. NE cor Ritch aud Townsend
Dunlap William, shoemaker estate Gilbert Prlngle,
r. 8 Fair Oaks
Dunlap William C, clerk, r. 324 Montgomery
Dunlap William T., longshoreman, r. 264 Clara
Dunlap Wilson, advertising solicitor Report, 338
Montgomery
Dunlap i Co. (R. M. Dunlap) auctioneers, 225 Sixth
1^" Dunlap. See Dunlop
Dnnlay Francis, ensineer, r. 403 Third
Dunlea Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.. r. 360
Clementina
Dunleavy Jeremiah, harnessraaker, r. 77 Clementina
Dunlevy Andrew C, salesman Keane Bros., r. 933)4
Folsom
Dunlevy Andrew J., captain police, r. 933)4 Folsom
Dunlevy Charles E., clerk, r. 714 Nineteenth
Dunlevy Kate Mrs., groceries and liquors, BE cor
Kearny and Filbert
Dunlevy Michael, laborer E. Newland Jc Co., r. 3)4
Crooks
Dunlevy Robert W., r. 714 Nineteenth
Dunlevy W. H., engineer S. F. Bridge Co., r. W ■
Kentucky, nr Sierra
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Importers and Dealers in
ENQLISH AND AMERICAN
EncaaKtic, <>Iazed and I*laiii.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Dunlevy Will 8., groceries, 900 Valencia, r. 714 Nine-
teenth
H^ Dunlevy. See Dunleavy
Dunlop Charles, plasterer, r. 1C26 Broadway
V^ Dunlop. See Dunlap
Duumore Frederick, horseshoer, r. 17 Glasgow
Dunniore John, clerk, r. 17 Glasgow
Dunmore Sarah Mrs., groceries, 311 Franklin
Dunn Alexander, machinist Dow Steam Pump Works,
r. Oakland
Dunn Annie, widow, r. 8 Lafayette PI
Dunn Archibald, laborer Eisdon I. and L. Works, r. 26
Louisa
Dunn B. E. Mrs., stationery. 151 Ninth
Dunn Bernard, watchman, r. 1 Vincent
Dunn C. E. Miss, teacher Eighth St. Primary School,
r. 123 California Av
Dunn Charles A., brickmason, r. 1722 Market
Dunn Charles W., r. 2629 Sutter
Dunn Cornelius, painter, r. 312}^ Tehama
Dunn Cornelius, shipcarpenter, r. 907 Church
Dunn Cornelius C, carpenter M. & A. Hansen, r. 1407
Valencia
Dunn Courtney E., manager Jones & Lotz, r. 145 Ellis
Dunn bauiel, carpenter, r. 1511 Buchanan, rear
Dunn Daniel, seaman stmr Mexico
Dunn David, driver John Roberts, r. Vancouver, nr
San Bruno Eoad, 11. M. T.
Dunn David E., hairdresser New Hammam Baths, r.
728M McAllister
Dunu E. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1014 Buchanan
Dunn E., waiter The Baldwin
Dunn Edward, gripman Market St. BR., r. 3114^
Mission
Dunn Edward, peddler, r. 98 Colton
Dunn Edward J., booklseeper P. E. Dougherty & Co.,
r. 907 Church
Dunn Emily A., teacher public schools, r. 1223 Gold-
en Gate Av
Dunn Emmett, with Leon Blum & Co., r. SW cor
Baker and Jackson
Dunn Felix T., r. 31 Clinton Park
Dunn Frank, clerk, r. 8 Lafayette PI
Dunn Frank, liquor saloon, 1318 Market, r. 1530 Stock-
ton
Dunn Frank, painter, r. 1114 Hampshire
Dunn Frank, school teacher, r. 1110 Taylor
Dunn Garrett, superintendent Ackerman Bros., r. 100
Jones
Dunn George, machinist, r. 11 Clara
Dunn George, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 140
First
Dunn George A., assistant engineer stmr Mexico, r.
418 }« Grove
Dunn George E., bricklayer, r. NE cor Church and
Ridley
Dunn George F., canmaker Code, Elfelt & Co., r. 1103
Mason
Dunn George W., naturalist, r. 629 Washington
Dunn Hannah, widow, r. 921 Pacific
Dunn Henry F., cigarmaker Louis Wertheimer & Co.,
r. 15 Bernard
Dunn Henrj- L., r. 161 Octavia
Dunn Henry S., clerk Andrew Baird, r. 1223 Golden
Gate Av
Dunn Horace D., lamps, fishing tackle, etc., 547 Wash-
ington, r. 1223 Golden Gate Av
Dunu J., machinist, r. 227 Second
Dunn James, r. 358 Clementina
Dunn James, fireman, r. 5 Collins
Dunn James, laborer, r. 125 Bryant Av
Dunn James, laborer Laumeister Mills, r. cor Vallejo
and Battery
Dunn James, molder Empire Foundry, r. East Oak-
land
Dunn James, piledrlver, r. 528 Third
Dunn James, steerage watchtnan stmr San Job6
Dunn James, carpenter, r. 537 Third
Dunn James, engineer, r. 26 Masonic Av
Dunn James, vice-president and superintendent
American Cracker Co.. NW cor Broadway and
Sansome, r. 1526 Clay
Dunn James C, heeler Buckingham & Hecht, r. 1721
Stevenson
Dunn James C, upholsterer, r. 921 Pacific
Dunn James E., blacksmith, r. 41 Pacific
Dunn James F., steward, r. 455 Jessie
Dunn James H., deputy Sheriff, r. 557 Minn*
Dunn James H., machinist, r. 14 De Boom
Dunn John, blacksmith Fulton Iron Works, r. 13
Harrison Av
Dunn John, clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 907 Church
Dunn John, driver Jersey Farm Dairy, r. 350 Tehama
Dunn John, engineer R. Curtis, r. 310 Twenty-sixth
Dunn John, hostler Omnibus RR., r. 231 Tehama
Dunn John, laborer, r. 8 s Hayes, bet Pierce and
Scott
Dunn John, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r. 122)^
Austin
Dunn John, laster Buckingham & Hecht, r. 136
Twenty-ninth
Dunn John, liquor saloon, 650 Sacramento
Dunn John, porter John Taylor & Co., r. 28 Steven-
son Av
Dunn John, real estate, r. 410 Chestnut
Dunn John, salesman Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 1110 Tay-
lor
Dunn John, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1020 Mis-
sion
Dunu John, teamster W. G. Hoogkamer, r. SW cor
Carolina and Santa Clara
Dunn John, with Bank of California, r. 1407 Van Ness
Av
Dunn John A., trunkmaker D. Block & Co., r, 150
Clara
Dunn John F., blacksmith, r. 37 H Louisa
Dunn John F., carpenter, r. 327 Bryant
Dnnn John J., r. 13M Bruce PI
Dunn John J., carpenter, r. 615 Jessie
Dunn John O., carpenter, r. 1407 Valencia
Dunn John P., controller, r. 2226 Howard
Dunn John T., traveling salesman A. Schilling & Co..
r. 2205 Broderick
Dunn John W. J., clerk Devoto iiBrichetto, r. 165 Te-
hama
Dunn Joseph, porter Code, Elfelt & Co., r. 15 Bernard
Dunn Joseph L., laborer, r. Beach, bet Lyon and
Baker
Dunn Lawrence, r. 1409 Valencia
Dunn Lawrence, laborer, r. 179 Clara
Dunn Lizzie Miss, teacher Potrero Primary School,
1110 Taylor
Dunn Luke, bartender, r. 234 Noe
Dunn Margaret Miss, cloakmaker, r. 234 Noe
Dunn Maggie Miss, saleslady Freud & Sons, r, 150
Clara
Dunn Margaret, widow, r. 14 De Boom
Dunn Margaret, widow, r. 161 Octavia
Dunn Margaret, widow, r. 1114 Hampshire
Dunn Mark, cook stmr Los Angeles
Dunn Martin J., dentist, 1228 Market
Dunn Mary, domestic r. 2204 Jones
Dunn Mary, widow, r. 234 Noe
Dunn Mary, widow, bakery and confectionery, 1638
Polk
Dunn Mary A. Miss, teacher Cleveland Primary
School, r. 1110 Taylor
Dunn Mary A. Mrs., dressmaking, 428 Sixth
Dunn Mary E. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1407 Valencia
Dunn Matthew, harnessman P. J. Corbett & Son., r.
534 M Linden Av
Dunn M. C, warehouseman, r. 1344 Alabama
Dunn M. C, r. 2629 Sutter
Dunn Michael, boilermaker, r. 566 Howard
Dunn Michael, butcher Miller & Lux, r. W s Corea,
bet Susquehanna and Yazoo
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
THE LARGEST
GAEPET AND UPHOLSTERY HOUSE
ON THE PAOiriO COAST.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
ManTifacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Martet St.
P, E, BOUGHEHTY & C©,
■ — » :^>(S'-'-^ -^ -r— A^B^H^-
MERCANTILE
PRINTERS
TandT
ENGRAVERS
412 COMMERCIAL STRKET,
Bet. Sansome and Battery, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
( Finer than the class of Champagnes Bent from) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO..
( France to this country, but without Brandy
530 WASEnrOTO^ STB££T.
DUN
433
DUN
Dunn Michael, euRineer P. C. SS. Co., r.l607O'Farrell
Dunn Michael, laborer, r. 15 Hinckley
Dunn Michael C, r. 523 Stevenson
Dunn Mii^buel J., janitor, r. 850 Market
Dunn Patrick, foundrymau, r. 570 Folsom
Dunn Patrick, painter, r. CAS Mission
Dunn Patrick, water tender stair City of Peking
Duun Patrick F., blacksmith, r. 1722 Market
Dunn Patrick J., gasfitter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 234
Noe
Dunn Patrick J., shoefitter, r. 102 Jessie
Dunn Ritchie L., clerk Am. Cracker Co., r. 1526 Clay
Dunn Theodore, r. 605 Broadway
Dunn TliomaB, carpenter, r. 46 Everett
Dunn Tbomas, lumberman, r. 210!^ Ritch
Dunn Thomas, porter Schweitzer & Co., r. 1638 Polk
Dunn Thomas, teamster Hawley Bros. Hardware Co.,
r. NE cor Clipper and Sanchez
Dunn Thomas D., watchman, r. 10055i Mason
Dunn Thomas F., r. 161 Octavia
Dunn Thomas P., engineer, r. 327 Clementina
Dunn Timothy, laborer, r. 37 M Louisa
Duun Vincent, salesman, r. 116 Turk
Dunn W. Mrs., r. 165 Tehama
Dunn Wilber, bookbindpr Whelan & Tracy, r.Oakland
Dunn William, car driver, r. IISH Fourteenth
Dunn William, cigarmaker, r. 161 Octavia
Dunn William, laborer, r. 431 Twenty-second
Dunn William H., bricklayer, r. 1722 Market
Dnnn William H., receiver Cal. St. RR., r. 1024 Hyde
Dunn William J., plasterer, r. 15 Bernard
Dunn William J., plumber Enright & Co., r. 37M
Louisa
Dunn William R., shoemaker Cahn, Nlckelsburg &
Co., r. 28 Stevenson Av
Dunn William T., bartender Frank Dunn, r. 1318
Market
1&' Dunn. See Dun and Dunne
Dunne Andrew, teamster, r. 1116 Bryant
Dunne Cecilia, widow, r. 1722 Hyde
Dunne Denis J., blacksmith, r. 318 Eighteenth
Dunne Frank, waiter F. W. Kamps, r. 455 Jessie
Dunne Frank H., clerk, r. 1722 Hyde
Dunne George, bootfitter r. 174 Jessie
Dunne James, exi^ressmnn, r. 705 Tehama
Dunne James, porter Whittler, Fuller & Co., r. 358
Clementina
Dunne James, shoemaker, r. 1129 Treat Av
Dunne James F. (Donnelly, Dunne & Co. )r.8an Felipe
Dunne James P., with O'Donnell & McCourt, r 1722
Hyde
Dunne John, laborer, r. 529 Valencia
Dunne John, machinist, r. 913 Capp
Dunne John H., carver Jason Springer* Co., r. 1230)4
Folsom
Dunne Joseph J., assistant District Attorney, r. 516
Lombard
Dunne Joseph T., painter, r. 1720 Mission
Dunne Mamie Miss, teacher Public Schools, r. 1722
Hyde
Dunne Mamie L., spice packer Washington Mnfg.Cc,
r. 116 Bryant
Dunne Maurice, plumber 320 Eighteenth
Dunne Michael, laborer, r. 427 Shipley
Dunne Michael J., shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 70 Clipper
Dunne Owen, liquor saloon, 21 First, r. 102 Fifth
Danne Peter P., attorney at law, 420 California,
r. 516 Lombard
Dunne Thomas, carpenter, r. 34 Natoma
Dunne Thomas, hunter, r. NE cor Greenwich and
Webster
Dunne Thomas E., salesman Yates & Co., r. 1423
Hyde
Dunne William, fireman stmr Newbern, r. 23J4 Silver
Dunne William A., r. 913 Capp
Dunne William L., carpenter, r. 1720 Mission
tO^ Dunne, See Dun and Dunn
FRATINGER & CO.
Fine Dressmaking
105 KEARNY STREET.
CAST IRON PIPE.
G-AS and WATER PIPE
And FITTINGS of all Sizes.
W. E.TiANE,
Plumber, SOS Kearny Street.
EBtabllshed ISCa Telephone 316,
Dunnttt David, boots and shoes, SE cor Twelfth and
Howard, r. 6;t4 Stevenson
Dunnett Isaac, clerk, 634 r. Stevenson
Dunnigan Catherine, widow, r. 1714 Leavenworth
Dunnigan David, laborer P. M. SS. Co., r. 5.52 Folsom
Dunnigan George J., clerk A. M. SimjJSon ft Bro., r.
37 Garden
Dunnigan James, clerk Boot & Sanderson, r. 704 Pine
Dunnigan J. F., carpenter, r. 102 Fifth
Dunnigan John H., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 37H Free-
Ion
Dunnigan Michael, marble polisher, r. 231 Langton
Dunnigan Patrick, laborer, r. 21 Freelon
Dunnigan Thomas, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. N s
Sierra, bet Tennessee and Kentucky
Dunnigan Thomas J., operator Am. Dist. Tel. r.
231 Langton
Dunnigan Winnie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1332 Folsom
B^" Dunnigan. See Dunigau and Donegan
Dunning Edward, laborer, r. 5 Bay
Dunning James, clerk Redington & Co., r. 253 Clara
Dunning James, laborer, r. 107 Dore
Dunning James A., butcher Michael Farrell, r. 231
Perry
Dunning J. P., reporter Examiner, r. 521 Pine
Dunning Terrence, telegraph operator, r. 420 Shipley
Dunning Thomas, groceries and liquors, 253 Clara
Dunning Thomas, laborer, r. 231 Perry
Duno Charles, compositor, r. 735 Green
Dunphy Edward, contractor, r. 24 Pearl
Dunphy Edward, driver, r. 529 Valencia
Dunphy Henry, boilermaker, r. 312 Clementina
Dunphy Frank C, foreman S. H. Tyler & Son., r. 2 Ger-
mania
Dunphy James C, r. 2122 Washington
Dunphy John, bricklayer, r. 38 Quinn
Dunphy John M., laborer, r. 538 Sixth
Dunphy Luke, tailor, r. 2012 Polk
Dunphy Nathaniel, r. 559 Bryant
Dunphy Patrick, seaman, r. 102 Pacific
Dunphy Samuel, teamster Black Diamond Coal Min-
ing Co., r. 559 Bryant
Dunphy Thomas I., brlckmason, r. 1003 Powell
Dunphy Thomas J., sign painter Swan & Stein, r. 98
Steiner
Dunphy Thomas N. (T. N. Dunphy fc Co.) r. 1115
Leavenworth
DUNPHY T.N. & CO. , Thomas
N. Dnnphy) bill posters, 506 Coniiuer-
cial
Dunphy William, cattle dealer and raiser, ofiSce
504 Kearny, r. 2122 Washington
Dunshee Cornelius E., contractor, r. 417 Ridley
Dunshee Edgar L., turner W. A. Meeker, r. 417 Ridley
Dunshee Willis A., woodcarver, r. 417 Ridley
Dunshy W., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
DunsingW., sawyer Jason Springer & Co., r. 3011
Mission
Dtinsmuir Alexander (R. Dunsmuir & Sons) r. Pacific
Club
Dunsmuir James (R. Dunsmuir & Sons) r. Departure
Bay, B. 0.
DUNSMUIR E. & SONS
(Robert., James and Alexander) pro-
prietors Welling^tou Collieries, office
020 East
Dunsmuir Robert (R. Dunsmuir ft Sons) r. Victoria,
B. 0.
Dunstan William, capitalist, r. 902 Montgomery
Dunf.tan W. Mrs., r. 328 Francisco
Dunton Oscar E., conductor Clay St. BE., r. 1640 Sac
ramento
Dunworth James, clerk Simpson b Millar, r. 19 Clin-
ton
Dunworth Peter, groceries and liquors, 19 Clinton
Dunzweller Jacob, brlckmason. r. 543 Eighteenth
I 5
JOHN HAMMOND
28
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
nannfactarer of every deneriptlon of
PAS8BNOBB, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
48 to SO Bealo Street. San Franclaeo.
Truman, Isham & Hooker, ^^'-^^r^^^l^toJ^ifKiS^'A^^^:^-
DUP
434
DUE
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTERS OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STBEET
Dupas Amedee, locksmith and toolmaker, 673 Mis-
sion
Dupas James M., restaurant, 635 Washington, r. 620
Washington
Duperu Angelo R., clerk Pac. Ins. Union, r. 900 Lom-
bard
Duperu Nnma, stock and bond broker, 421 California,
r. 000 Lombard
Duperu Redick M., weigher Am. Sugar Refinery, r.
900 Lombard
Duperu William A., engineer, r. 409 Turk
Duplissea George, stevedore, r. 424 Brannan
Dupliza Anton, fisherman, r. .503 East
Dupont Po^vder Co., John Swinker agent, 258
Market
Dupont Victor, hospital steward U. S. A., Presidio
Duprat Louis, butcher F. Filliot, r. 123 Sixth
Dupre Grat, (Candau & Dupre) r. 15 Hubbard
Dupre Francois, cook, r. 619 Pacific
Dupre Jacques, cook, r. 822 Montgomery
Du Free Frank S., reporter Chronicle, r. 609 Pine
Duprey Edward J., Btraw batmaker, r. 224 Francisco
Du Prey George, restaurantkeepi-r, r. 437 Jessie, rear
Duprey Pauline, midwife, r. 766 Folsom
Du Prey Timothy, telegraph operator, r. 437 Jessie,
rear
Du Prey William F., steward, r. 437 Jessie, rear
e^ Duprey. See Deuprey and Dupre
Dupuy & Co. (John Dupuy and John Baron) black-
smiths and wagonmakers, 630 Broadway
Dupuy John (Dupuy & Co) r. 630 Broadway
Dupuy Peter, r. 1213 Mason
Du Py Ernest G., clerk, r. 2121 Mason
Du Py Jean G. G., physician, r. 2121 Mason
Du Py Nathalie G. Miss, r. 2121 Mason
Du Py Octave G., attorney at law Stetson & Houghton,
315 California, room 18, r. 2121 Mason
Du Py Peter G., assayer Selby Smelting and Lead Co.,
r. 2121 Mason
JJUUUL JjUib graduated Mexican
teaclier of Spanish, interpreter and
translator, office and r. 906 Market,
Baldwin Block
Duraiud George i ., reporter Alta, r. 1.509 Pierce
Duraind May Miss, teacher Cleveland Primary School,
r. 1509 Pierce
Duran Charles J., tinsmith, r. 75 Jessie
Duran Cruz E., stationery, 334 Montgomery Av, r.
510 H Broadway, rear
Duran David, laborer, r. 75 Jessie
Duran Edgar, salesman, r. Fourth Av, nr Point Lobos
Duran Mary Mrs., r. cor St. Rose's Av and Collins
Duraud Adrian, interpreter, 523 Kearny, r, 511 Green-
wich, rear
Durand Antonla, widow, r. 909 Vallejo
Durand Eugene, night watchman S. P. Co., Townsend
St. Depot
Durand George, tailor, r. 403 Geary
Durand James, laborer, r. 3 Langton Court
Durand Joseph A., merchandise broker, 400 Battery,
r. 17 South Park
Durand L., laundry, 109 Fourteenth
Durand W. C, r. 820 Folsom
Durand William K., waiter stmr Oregon
Durani Torrens. laborer, r. 2353^ Minna
Durant George H., woodworker, r. 70 Ninth
Durant John, foreman T. M. Antisell Piano Co., r.
620 Nineteenth
Durant Joseph, shipcarpenter, r. 528 Third
Durant Thomas, shoemaker, r. €18 Jessie
Durant William A., upholsterer, r. 811 Vallejo
a^ Durant. See Duran and Durand
Duranti Dominico, musician, r. 1523 Powell
Durbrow Alfred K., mining secretary, 69 Nevada
Block, r. 1615 Washington
Durbrow Charles J., clerk Selby Smelting and Lead
Co., r. 1615 Washington
Durbrow Eldridge, exchange teller Anglo-Californian
Bank, r. 170(> Buchanan
Durbrow George W., managerNew Liverpool Salt Co.,
office 123 California
Durbrow Harry, manager Marine Dept. Hutchinson &
Mann, r. 1124 Bush
Darbro^v Joseph, oflace 414 Montgomery, r. 1124
Busb
Durbrow Pierson, clerk .Etna Ins. Co., r. 1615 Wash-
ington
Durchlaub John, baker, r. 1337 Dupont
Durden Henry S., secretary California State Min-
ing Bureau, Pioneer Bldg, r. 1511 Baker
Durell Alexander J., r. 108 Prospect
Durell Peter, lodgings, 526 Broadway
Dureu M. U. Mrs., widow, r. 121 Turk
Dureu William H., clerk, r. 326 Eddy
Durenbach Josefa, widow, r. 909 Vallejo
Durenbach Bot-a Mrs., seamstress, r. 909 Vallejo
Durenberger Michael, tailor, r. 80 Jessie
Durett Antone, laborer, r. 313 Vallejo
Durfee Alfred, blacksmith Market St. RR., r. Cable
House
Durgail John, cook Atlantic Oyster and Chop Honse,
r. 417 Dupont
Durham Charles H., machinist, r. 1420 Kearny
Durham Frank E., stevedore, r. 1420 Kearny
Durham James, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsbiirg & Co.,
r. 459 k Tehama
Durham M. Mrs., janitress Union Primary School, r.
1420 Kearny
Durham P. J., r. 321 Golden Gate Av
Durham William, porter, r. 1900 Stockton
S^ Durham. See Derham
Durie Charles W., cook Henry Olsen, r. 145 Dore
Durie Robert H., dairy produce, 2420 California, r.
2927 Clay
During Henry O., carpenter, r. 432M Linden Av
During Paul R., fresco painter, r. 432^ Linden Av
Duringer Andrew, waiter Gruen 4: Heydenaber, r. 4
Lewis
Durkee Edward, carpenter, r. 1104 Seventeenth
Durkee Edward H., clerk stmr Modoc, r. 118 Ellis
Durkee Frank D., watchmaker Tuckey & Parsons, r.
137 Montgomery
Durkee John L., insurance broker, r. 1710)^ Hyde
Durken D. Miss, saleslady Keane Bros., r. 307 Hayes
Durken Mary Miss, saleslady, r. 704 Sutter
Durkin Andrew J., spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 1 McCormick
Durkin Edware, boilermaker, r. 1237 Folsom
Durkiu Edward, speculator, r. 706 Post
Durkin Edward W., teamster, r. U Otis PI
Durkin James, laborer, r. 1237 Folsom
Durkin James F.. salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 11
Otis PI
Durkin J. M., r. Commercial Hotel
Durkin John W.. laborer Matthew Nunan, r. 11 Otis
PI
Durkin Lulu F. Miss, teacher South End School, r.
1237 Folsom
Durkin Peter, cook, r. 1012 Natoma
Durliug A. Mrs., r. 1424 Howard
Durnan Edgar, salesman F. Chevalier & Co., r. W 8
Fourth Av, bet Point Lobos Av and Clement
Durneen John, molder Empire Foundry, r. 512 How-
ard
Durney Joseph, bookkeeper A. Lusk & Co., r. 1113
Scott
Durney M. E. Mrs., r. 2228 Geary
Durney Michael J., bookkeeper A. P. Hotaling & Co.,
r. 1115 Scott
Durney Paul E., printer, r. 1115 Scott
Durnin Francis J., driver Maine Dairv, r. 213 Tenth
Dumin Henry, norter Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 148X
Clara
Durnin John, bootblack, 62 Second, r. 318 Clementinm
Durnin Patrick, carpenter, r. 554 Stevenson
<fi
...AND..
UNDERWEAR
„ AT ...
THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK, SAN FRANCISCO,
ORIENT Ids. Co, OP HABTFOI}Dra,S,ST
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SEXTON, Asrt. Uaaiger.
HiCKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
DUE
435
DWY
Durning Charles, machinist, r. 504 Stockton
Duruiiig Charles E., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 139 Ship-
ley, rear
Duruing Eliza, -widow, r. 139 Shipley, rear
Durning George Y., cutter, r. I(i4 Ridley
Duruiui; Thomas A., compositor Evening Poet, r.
Oakland
Du Kose Francis F., mnfr bed comforters, 29 Second,
r. Oakland
Du Ro.>-e Robert W., trimmer Gal. Electric Light Co.,
r. 110 Ellis
Durot Amand. r. 535 Halght
Darot Annette, dress. uaker, r. 635Haight
DurrChirlfcs (Lautermilch & Durr) r. 511 Mont-
gomery
Durr John, merchant, r. 110 Ridley
Dun ant William A., Goodyear machine operator Buck-
ingham J<: Hccht, r. 3ii5 Fell
Durioux Joseph, liquor saloon, 8E cor Fourth and
Bryant
Dur.Kchke Joseph, engineer, r. 634 Broadway
Durst George W.. baker, r. 126 Sixth
Durst John H., attorney at law, 210 Sansome, room 7
Durst Robert, waiter U. S. Marine Hospit:il
Durstuian Mary G., stewardesf stmr San Jose
Duryea William H., silversmith, r. 1126 Market
Duscnbery Charles E., roofer, r. 438 Broadway
Dusenbery Esser, insurance broker, 210 Sansome, r.
606 Geary
Dusenbery Jacob, seaman, r. 709 Harrison, rear
Dusenbery Louis, merchant, r. 511 Eddy
Durenbery Nathan, merchant, r. 51.5 Eddy
Dusenbery Samuel, bookkeeper, r. 606 Geary
DusL'iibury C, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Dusenbnry Dominique, porter Olympic Club, r. 118
O'Farrell
Dusenbury Nathan (Dusenbury & Stencil) office 217
Pine
Dusenbury & Stencil (Nathan Dusenbury) general
merchandise, office 217 Pine
Dusey Gilbert O., day inspector Custom House
Susseldorfer Alarine Insurance Co., (of
Dusseldorf) Harry W. Syz general agent, 410 Cil-
iforuia
Dusserre Joseph J., clerk, r. 6 Maiden Lane
Dustein Lorenzo, waiter, r. 810 Vallejo
Dustein Selina Miss, dressmaker, r. 810 Vallejo
Dustin Thomas, nurse, r. 172.5 Leavenworth
Dutard Hyppolite, produce commission merchant,
12i;-12s Davis, r. Occidental Hotel
Dutch William, dentist, 24 Montgomery
Dutcher Simuel M., bartender, r. •.i02 Sixth
DutchieS., laborer, r. 115 Oregon
Duti-liler George, sausage factory, 357 Tehama
Dutertre Liouis, real estate, 36 Montgomery Block,
r. S\V cor Potrero Av and El Dorado
Dutot Amzy, painter, r. 28 Russ
Dutra Frank J., cutter Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.
449 M Third
Dutra Frank J., shoecutter, r.SfiO Mission
Dutra Joseph, purter Cohen Bros., r. Oakland
Dutra Manuel, seaman, r. 117 Jackson
Dutrey Jean M., cutter, r. 605 Broadway
Dutteuhofer Louis, butcher, r. 410J« Fell
Diittou Cyrus H., barber, r. 368 Natoma
Dutton Frank G.. driver N. Gray fc Co., r. 1110 Mason
Dutton George W., assistant storekeeper Custom
House, r. 41 Hoff Av
Dutton Georg^e AV., with Henry Dutton Jr., r.
733 Bush
Dutton Henry Jr., hay and grain, Pier 7 Steuart,
r. 1732 Pacific Av
Dutton James H., carpenter, r. 516 Hickory Av
Dutton Joseph, carpenter and builder, r. 616 Hickory
Av
Dutton J. Warren, r. 1328 California
Dutton L., r. 32 Fourth
Dutton L. J. (Dutton k Kennedy) r. 237 O'Farrell
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-EliECTRIC
RUSSIAN aM TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
LEAD PIPE, SOLDER, TIN
AND SHEET LEAD.
l.ead Work of all kinda well done.
Plumber,
Established 18G0.
505 Kearny Street.
Telephone 315.
Dutton Mary C, widow, r. 615 Valencia
Dutton Oliver, soapmaker Charles Peterson & Co., r.
Ill Jumper
Dutton Samu-l E. (Dutton & Partridge) r. 2212 Stelner
Dutton T., laborer P. M. SS Co.
Dutton Warren, capitalist, r. 1328 California
Dutton William J., secretary Firemans Fund
Insurance Co., a^ent National Insurance Co.,
Providence Washington Insurance Co. and ma-
rine atjent Insurance Co. of North America, office
401 California, r. 2007 Devisadero
Dutton & Kennedy (L. J. Dutton and J. Kennedy)
carpenters. 237 O'Farrell
Dutton & Partridsre (Simnel E. Dutton and
John Partridge) importing, manlifacturing and
jobbing stationers, paper dealers, printers, litho-
graphers and bookbinders, 212-214 California and
212-214 Halleck
Duty James, laborer, r. 512 Howard
Duval Adolph, cook stmr Mexico, r. Gilbert Honse
Duval August?, r. 604 Fourth
Duval C. J., sampler U. 3. Mint, r. Nucleus Hotel
Duval E. P.. r. 315 Bush
Duval Eli, blacksmith J. Brouillard, r. 102 Cali-
fornia Av
Duval Francis X., laborer, r. 601 Fourth
Duval George Ii. (J. W. Grace & Co.) and Consul
Peru and Uruguay, 430 California, r. 322 Geary
Duval Joseph J., laborer Cal. Electric Light Co., r.
236 O'Farrell
Duval L.. perfumer, 11 Stockton, r. 622 O'Farrell
Duvall William B., r. 1120 Broadway
Duveneck Charles B., groceries and liquors, SE cor
Seventeenth and Eureka
Duveneck Charles H.. clerk Charles B. Duveneck, r.
8E cor Seventeenth and Eureka
Duveneck Henry, porter Sullivan, Kelly & Co., r.
1025 Bush
Duveneck Hugo H., clerk Thannhauser & Co.. r. 2705
Bush
Duveneck's Hall. NW cor Church and Twenty-fourth
Duwer William, waiter, r. .501 Stevenson
Dvorak J. C, clerk, r. 543 Howard
Dwelle James H.. agent pianos and sewing machines,
29 Post, r.l014 Minna
Dwelly Clara, r. 865 !i Market
D welly Hannah Mrs., r. 865 J6 Market
Dwight George G., millwright, r. 1514 Mission
Dwight George L., millwright, r. 1514 Mission
Dwight John M., mir.ing. r. '210 Bush
Dwinelle Jessie, painter Carvill Mnfg Co., r. 11
Powell
Dwovzazek Bertha Miss, teacher John Swett Grammar
School, r. 1.527^ Clara
Dworzazek Eva, widow, r. IS'llH Clay
Dwyer Annie M. Miss, teacher Valencia Grammar
S.hool, r. 925 O'Ksrrell
Dwyer Andrew J., tinsmith, r. 1221 Fnlsom
Dwyer Ann Mrs., janitress Ocean View School, r.
Ocean View
Dwyer Ann, widow, r. 1245 Mission
Dwyer Bridget, fruitpacker. r. 3 Russell
Dwyer Cornelius, laborer, r. 163<5 Huut
Dwver Edward, r. 419 First
Dwyer Edward, foreman, r. 607 Pine
Dwyer Edward B., builder, r. 341 Clementina
Dwver Edward B., fixer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
"torv. r. 850 Bay
Dwyer Edward F., cutter, r. cor Edinburgh and Per-
sia Av
Dwyer Ldward H., clerk, r. 205 Third
Dwyer Ellen, weaver, r. 3 Russell
Dwyer Ellen, widow, r. 15 Ritch, rear
Dwyer George, laborer, r. 354 Eleventh
Dwyer George Jr. r. 354 Eleventh
Dwyer Geort;e A... laborer, r. 8X Decatur
Dwyer George D., groceries and liquors, SW cor Bay
and Dupont, r. lOo Bay
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 FIRST ST.
TELKFHONE 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN, has the i.abgkst businbs*
ANY AMERICAN COMPANY..
DWY
436
DTK
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Trimmings
a. Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Dwj-er James, njiner, r. 209 Hyde
Dwyer James D.. principal Laguna Honda School, r.
1503 Golden Gate Av
Dwyer James P., attorney at law, 310 Pine, room 14,
r. NE cor Edinburgh and Persia Av
Dwyer James P., waiter, r. 777 Market
Dwyer James B., salesman, r. 512 Devisadero
Dwjer J. Edward, clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 1115
Leavenworth
Dwyer Jeremiah, superintendent J. J. O'Brien & Co.,
r. 925 O'Farn 11
Dwyer Jeremiah Jr.. cashier The Wasp, r. 925 O'Far-
rell
Dwyer Jeremiah M., policeman, r. Commercial Hotel
Dwyer John, coachman, r. 302 Clay
Dwyer John, deckhand fetmr Mary Garratt
Dwyer John, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 505 Shotwell
Dwyer John, driver U. S. Laundry
Dwyer John, driver, r. t>8 Everett
Dw) er John, fireman, r. 33C Tenth
Dwyer John, gasfitter. r. 3 Russell
Dwyer John, groceries and liquors, 2300 Howard
Dwyer John, laborer, r. S14 Jessie
Dwyer John, laborer, r. Palmer nr Chenery
Dwyer John, molder, r. 134 Fourth
Dwyer John, teamster Matthew Nunan, r. 736 Tehama
Dwyer John J., attorney at law, 214 Sansome, rooms
15-17. r. 925 O'Farrell
Dwyer John J., carpenter, N 8 Tenerifife, bet Tazoo
and Platte
Dwyer John F., molder, r. 202 Sixth
Dwyer John O., blacksmith, r. 635 Commercial
Dwyer John P., cardwriter, r. 707 Clementina
Dwyer Joseph, druggist. 219 Pacific
Dwyer Joseph, groceries and liquors, 1516 Church
Dwyer Joseph, laborer, r. NW cor Church and Valley
Dwyer Joseph, messenger Pac. Transfer Co., r. 707
Clementina
Dwyer Joseph F., driver, r. 1559 k Market
Dwyer Kate, widow, r. 1753 Howard
Dwyer Eatherine M., dress and cloakmaker, 23 Van.
Ness Av
Dwyer Lawrence deputy Sherlfl, r. 1020 k Alabama
Dwyer Lawrence J., painter, r. 1020k Alabama
Dwyer Maggie Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Primary
School, r. 1503 Golden Gate Av
Dwyer Malachi, laborer, r. Siitro Heights
Dwyer Martin S., collector McAlester & Jones, r. 23
Van Ness Av
Dwyer Mary, widow, groceries, 745 Brannan
Dwyer Michael T., spir ner S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 9 k Buss. 11
Dwyer Michael W., stonecutter, r. 1559k Market
Dwyer Patrick A., porter, r. 3 Russell
Dwyer Patrick J., policeman, r. 336 Tenth
Dwyer Ralph, junk dealer, r. 80 Ninth
Dwyer Thomas, brassfinlsher W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
2300 Howard
Dwyer Thomas, clerk, r. 1242 Mission
Dwyer Thomas, painter, r, 449 First
Dwyer Thomas D., finisher 8. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 8.54 Bay
Dwyer Thoma.s J., laborer, r. cor Mohawk Av and Hu-
ron, Excelsior Homestead
Dwyer Thomas, baker, r. 449 First
Dwyer Timothy, barber, S s Twenty-sixth, nr Church
Dwyer Timothy, painter, r. 902k Folsom
Dwyer William, r. 354 Eleventh
Dwyer William, gigger S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. SW cor Francisco and Larkin
Dwyer William H., clerk H. B. Hlxon & Co., r. 354
Eleventh
Dwyer William J., weaver, r. 854 Bay
Dwyer William T., laborer freight depot 8. P. Co., r.
4.'<1 Shipley
Dybdahl C. M., furrier, r. 1813 Stockton
Dyberg Alfred V., sailmaker Harding, Brann & Prior.
r. 426 Fifth
Dye Clarkson. clerk Liverpool and London and Globe
Ins. Co., r. 1418 California
Dye Elam, saw mnfr, 56 Bluxome. r. 40 Clara, rear
Dye Francis W., cigarmaker Julius Stamper, r. 534
Howard
Dye William M., citv agent Liverpool andLondonand
Globe Ins. Co., r. 1418 California
Dyed Daniel, carriageuiaker, r. 623 Howard
Dyer Aaron G., inventor, r. 102 Jessie
Dyer Ann E. Miss, r. 8W cor Illinois and Santa Clara
Dyer Barlo'w, superintendent mailing division
Post Office, r. Commercial Holel
Dyer Charles M., tinner, r. 339 Sixth
Dyer Clara Miss. r. 233 Fifteenth
Dyer Clarence E., compositor Call, r. 1017 Union
Dver Columbia, ship carpenter, r. 2(^4 Minna
Dyer David A., tinsmith, r. 1435 Market
Dyer D. E. Mrs., r. 510 Twentv-sixth
Dyer D. R. C, eh ctrician. 234 O'Farrell
, Dyer Ellen, widow, r. 112 Willian
I Dyer Emerson, engineer, r. 233 Sixteenth
I Dyer Ernest, finisher, r. E s Larkin, nr North Point
I Dyer Frank, r. 246 Third
i Dyer Frank W., clerk, r. 1435 Market
I Dyer George H., housesmith, r. 1924 Bush
Dyer George W.. engineer, r. N s Servia, bet Susque-
hanna and St. John
Dyer G. W. Mrs., dressmaker, r. N 8 Servia, bet Stis-
quehanna and St. John
Dyer Henry C, clerk, r. 418 Post
Dyer H. L. Mrs., dressmaker. 1435 Market
Dyer James, porter, r. W s Folsom, bet Twenty-sey-
enth and Twenty-eighth
Dyer James A., carpenter, r. 1418 Howard
Dyer James B., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. SW
cor Illinois and Santa Clara
Dyer James J., dentist, 37 Post, r. 817 Golden Gate Av
Dyer James M., reduction works, 232 Fremont, r. 334
Fremont
Dyer James S., contractor, r. 1745 Union
Dyer J. B. fresco painter, r. 227 Second
Dyer John, draftsman Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
919 k Howard
Dyer John, laborer, r. 641 Broadway
Dyer John, miner, r. 1111 Filbert, rear
Dyer John B., carpenter, r. 1 Bartol
Dyer John P., soapmaker Union Soap Works, r. SW
cor Illinois and Santa Clara
Dyer Joseph O., painter, r. 10 San Antonio
Dver Laura Miss, r. 138 Page
Dyer Manly, tinsmith, 747 Mission, r. 339 Sixth
Dyer Margaret, widow, r. SW cor Fourteenth and
Guerrero
Dyer Mary J. Miss, shoefitter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. SW cor Illinois and Santa Clara
Dyer Michael, firemen, r. 537 Second
Dyer Michael, shoemaker City and County Alms
House
Dyer Michael, watchman Sterling Mnfg Co., r. W 8
Folsom, nr Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Dyer P. H., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Dyer Richard, operator Neville & Co., r. 1924 Bnsh
Dyer Richard W., carriagesmith Charles Rueser, r.
1924 Bush
Dyer Rudolph C, with Buckingham & Hecht, r. 229
Oak
Dyer Thomas, engineer stmr Carlos Pacheco, r. 6*
Sacramento
Dyer Walter J., clerk S. Marcus, r. 1924 Bush
Dyer William, r. 1 Bartol
Dyes James, longshoreman, r. 58 Clementina
Dyevoich Nicholas, coliee saloon, 10 Sacramento
Dyke William M., ship calker, r. N s Fourteenth, nr
Guerrero
Dykeman John, assistant engineer Appraisers' Bldg,
I r. 1108 Taylor
I Dykeman Owen, engineer tug Anasha, r. 1108 Taylor
■ Dykeman S. P. Mrs., r. 1018 Geary
WINDOW_SHADES.
Plain, Fringed, Decorated and Embroidered Shades
made to order in any size or style.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
KEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Hannfactnrers of Show Cases
and Store Fiitnrea.
37 Martet St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
Oi most delicate flavor and the only trne)ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
Champagne produced in the United SUtes. ( 530 WASEQTOTOK STBZET.
DYK
437
EAR
Dykeman Walter, parcel clerk O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r, 1108 Taylor
Dykes Francis, widow, r. 2409 Clay, rear
Dyreborg Rasmus H., captain brig Tanner
Dyson James, glasscutter Wliittier, Fuller & Co., r.
2816 Califoruia
E
Bade George W., burrpicker S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 2012 Dupont
Fade Henry, i-arpeutei', r. Eleventh Av, bet Point
Lobos and Clement
Bade John J., wire drawer, r. 2211 Powell
Bade Sarah, widow, r. 2211 Powell
Eadie James H., machinist Union Iron Works, r. W s
Arkansas, bet Napa and Sierra
Eadon William H., clerk Redington fc Co.. r. OaklancJ
Eadon William H. J., upholsterer F. S. Chadbourne
& Co., r. 1404 Powell
e^ Eadon. See Eaton and Eden
Eaiis Robert R., porter J. A. Giusti
Eads William, r. 4eo Guerrero
Eagan Charles, butcher, r. 47 South Park
Eagan Charles (Eohrs & Eagan) r. 47 South Park
£ag^aii C'liarles P., captain U. S. A., punhasing
and depot commissary of subsistance, 36 New
Montgomery, r. Oocideutal Hotel
Eagan David F., gasfitter and extraman Engine No. 4,
r. 1425 Market
Eagan Ellen, widow, r. 14 Otis PI
Eagan Eugene, machinist, r. 258 Tehama
Eagan Evente, bliicksmith, r. 328 Third
Eagan Frederick, printer, r. 129 Perry
Eiigau Henry, packer Redington & Co.. r. 129 Perry
Eagan James, engineers. F. Laundry, r. NaSt. Rose's
Av, bet Collins and Blake
Eagan James E., r. 2 Julian Av
Eagan John, liquor saloon, 1129 Folsom
Eagan John, machinist, Eisdon I. and L. Works, r.
Oakland
Eagan John, painter, r. 362 Minna
Eagan J., bootblack. NW cor New Montgomery and
Mission, r. 649 Mission
Eagan Lizzie Mrs., r. 652 Jessie
Eagan Mary, widow, r. Tilden, nr Castro
Eagan Michael, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 74
Clementina
Eagan Michael, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r. St.
Rose's, bet Ferrie and Collins
Eagan Michael, laborer, r.401 Pacific
Eagan Michael F., laborer Charles Callahan, r. 106
First
Eagan Owen, teamster P. McCloskey, r. 405 Fourth
Eagan Patrick, r. 430 Jessie
Eagan Patrick, laborer, r. 21 Federal
Eagan Patrick, gardener Laurel Hill Cemetery, r. 26
Masonic Av
Eagan Paul, hostler Market St. RR.. r. 13 Lincoln Av
Eagan Theodore, shoemaker, r. 5 Montgomery PI
Eagan Thomas B., laborer, r.' 1036 Army
Eagan Thomas F., clerk, r. 251 Tehama
Eagan Thomas, stove lining maker, r. Alabama, bet
Solano and Butte
Eagan Thomas, bootcrimper, r. 5M Sherwood PI
Eagau Thomas, tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r. 9
Union PI
Eagan William H., stockcutter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 546 Jessie
a^' Eagan. See Egan
Eagar Ansel F., printer, r. 827 Polk
Eager Walter H., foreman Examiner, r. 327 Minna
Eager Walter T., compositor Chronicle, r. 1029 Pacific
Eager William T., foreman pressroom Chronicle, r.
1527 Golden Gate Av
Eagle Block, NW cor Pine and Davis
FRATINGER & CO.
LADIES' SUITS
OF ALL LESCEIPTIONS.
105 KEARNY STREET.
THE LATEST IMPROVED
PATENT WATER CLOSETS.
SANITARY SEWER CAS TRAPS
Put in by skilled workmen.
N/V_ E_ i_AisrE^
PLUMBER, 605 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Eajfle Brass and Macliine Works, M. Green-
Derg's Sons proprietors, 205 Fremont
Eagfle Exchange Saloon, Michael Kilday pro-
prietor SW cor Mission and 8 cond
Eagle Fuse Works, John Skinker agent, 2S8 Mar-
ket
Eagle Gold Mining Co., Rev. Frederic E. Shearer
secretary, office 757 Market
Eagle John W., printer, r. 2 Hubbard
Eagle Joseph, laborer, r. NE cor Church and Seven-
teenth
EAGLE KM GOLD, SILVER, MINING
AND IVATER CO. iMt. Pleasant :>Iining
District, Grizzly Flat^ El Dorado Co.,
Cal. I X. F. PliiUips secretary, 214 San-
some, room SI
Eagle Manufacturing Co. (Schwabacher &
Salts) manufacturers flavoring extracts, perfumes,
etc., office JOo Front
Eagle Soap Co. (Charles Laufenburger) mnfrs and
dealers soap, 204 Clay
Eagle Tannery, M jrris Windt proprietor, E s
San Bruno Road, bet Colusa and Yuba
Eagle Warehouse, Nathan R. Lowell proptr, 17-19
Davis
Eagle Wine Vaults, B. Dreyfus & Co. proprietors,
630-642 Brannan
Eagler Uenry, bartender, r. 9 Adelaide PI
Eagles John, liquor dealer, r. 838 Mission
Eatjles William C, r. 2614 Folsom
Eagleson Erastus, carpenter, r. 304 Third
Eagleson John G. (Eagleson & Co.) r. 317 Stockton
Eagleson Robert (Eagleson & Co.) r. 317 Stockton
Eagleson & Co. (John G. and Robert Eagleson) fur-
nishing goods, 4-6 Kearny, wholesale dept 635
Market
t^ Eagleson. See Eagleston
Eakin William A., watchman U. S. Mint, r. 48 Fourth
Fames Edgar, clerk, r. 12 Harlan PI
Eames Roscoe L., teacher shorthand Barnard's Busi-
ness College, r. Oakland
l»" Eames. See Ames
Earhardt Rem., clerk Byron Mauzy, r. 1159 Market
Earhardt Emma V., widow, r. 148 Sixth
Earhardt G. Hammond, r. 148 Sixth
Earhait James M., blacksmith, r. 904 Kearny
Earl Arthur F., mining superintendent, r. 742 Six-
teenth
Earl Daniel W. (D. W. Earl & Co.) r. 2297 Sacramento
Earl D. W. & Co. (Daniel W. Earl and Sisson, Crocker
& Co ) forwarding and commission merchants,
202 Sansome
Earl David, commercial traveler Davis Bros., Berg-
mann & Co.. r. Portland, Or.
Earl Eugene, r. 2297 Sacramento
Earl John, laborer, r. NE cor Center and DeHsro
Earl John O., mining, 401 California, room 2, r. 2440
Jackson
Earl Mollie S. Miss. r. 1814 Lyon
Earl Thomas, laborer, r. 34 Minna
Earl Thomas J., barber Sigmund Rosener, r. 121 Sixth
S^ Earl. See Earle and Earll
Earle Charles, driver G. Amraerup, r. 959}^ Mission
Earle Charles Mrs., restaurant, 959)4 Mission
Earle Clara B. Miss, teacher Grant Primary School,
r. 2829 Bush
Earle Fannie M. Mrs., groceries and liquors, NW cor
D and First Av
Earle George F.. clerk Post Oifice, r. 2314 Mission |
Earle George F., clerk Redington & Co., r. Berkeley i
Earle George H., manager Keystone Wringer Co., |
1511 Fifth, r. 461 Natoma I
Earle Halford, r. 2819 Bush
Earle Henry, gentlemen's nurse, r. 1431 Market
Earlf Henry G., machine operator Earle & Co., r. 716
Buchanan
Eirle Henry H., clerk Redington & Co., r.2222 Jackson !
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Hanafncturer of every description of
PASSENGER. STREET AND FREIGHT CABS.
48 to SO Beale Street, Sau Franciaco.
VV q rv^-k-n ei TRUMAW, TSHAIII A HOOKER. Agents for the Celebrated
"VV a.g'OnS. 3IC:^1.0W iron AJLI^E wagons! 421.427 Market Street,
EAK
438
EAT
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IM POUTERS OF
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Eai le John B., note teller Anglo-Californian Bank, r.
Oakland
Earle Slade A. (Earle & Co.) r. 4U Steiner
Earle Susie H. Mi^*s, teacher Clement Grammar
School, r. 2314 Mission
Earle & Co. (Slade A. Earle, Charles H.Sawyer and A.
W. Bogart) mnfrs bouts and shoes, 765 Mission
e^ Earle. See Earl and Earll
Earley Espy S., wiiiter, r. 174 Jessie
Earley James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r.E 8 Michi-
gan, bet Sierra and Shasta
Earley James E., laborer Pac. Iron Works, r. Ill
Clinton
Earley Michael, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
Earley Thomas J., gripman Market St. RR., r. 2001
McAllititer
Earll Arthur R., attorney at law, 214 Sansome, rooms
13-14. r. 10(15 Powell
^ Esrll. See Earl and Earle
Earls Mary Mi.«s, dressmaker, r. 18 Dore
Earls Michael, baker, r. 18 Dore
Early Edward, carpenter, r. 628 Folsom
Early Edward Jr , r. 828 Folsom
Early John A., clerk Neustadtcr Bros., r. 103 Larkin
Early Patrick H., piano polisher, r. 2 Raphael PI
Early Thomas, seaman s^ hr Ocean Spray, r. 116 Berry
Early Thomas, tanner South S. F. Tannery, r. 225
Liberty
Earnest Joseph T (J. T. Earnest & Co.) r. Oakland
Earnest J. T. & Co. (Joseph T. Earnest) erain brokers
and commission merchants 102 Sacramento
e^ Earnest. See Ernest and Ernst
E:irDS Otto, tanner, r. W s Mission, nr Randall
Earp John, cabinetmaker, r. 22 Erie
Easlny John F., farpenter, r. 3042 Pme
Eassie John, bras.sflnisher Weed & Kingwell, r. 63
Tehama
East Best and Belcher Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev.) Caspar H. Mason secretary, 331 Montgom-
ery, room 18
East Wellington Coal Co., Richard D. Chandler
agent. oOT-.'iOH East
Easterbj Anthony Y., president Cal. Portland Cement
Co., 328 Moutgom< ry, mom 15, r. Napa, Cal.
Easterby Frank G.. bookkeeper, r. 502 Powell
E.-)stern John, peddler, r. Sweeny, nr Hall
Eastern Oresjou Land Co., Thomas P. Beach secretary,
004 Merchant, room 10
Eastern Quicksilver Co., F. A. Berlin secretary, 420
MontKOUiery, roi^ms 29-30
Easting Bartholomew, blacksmith, r. 46 Zoe
Ea^ting Clarence, painter Hopps & Sous, r. 46 Zoe
Easting James M., blacksmith, r. 46 Zoe
Eastlake W. C. de Lano, commercial agent for Japan,
r. 1001 Pine
Eastland A. J. Mrs., dressmaking, 14 Grant Av, rooms
6.5-66, r. 527 Taylor
Eastland Alfred T., secretary Stockton Gas Light and
Heat Co., 6(14 Commercial, r. Oakland
Eastland Joseph G., office 604 Commenial, r. Oakland
Eastbnd Samuel, porter Thomas Day & Co. (limited)
r. 1013 Pine
Eastman Edward, lineman Gold and Stock Tel. Co. r.
600 Castro
Ea.stman Edward F. (Eastman * Co.) r. 516 Valencia
Eastman Emily R. Mrs., portrait artist, 11 Kearny
EASTMAN FRANK & CO.
(I>Iicli}iel «ilinnnon and William H.
Eagtninni pro])rlefors FrniikJin Book
ana .Job Printinj^: Office, 509 Clay
Eastman Frank W,, law clerk, r. 41 South Park
Eastman Frederick, seaman stmr Dora
Eastman Galen (Eastman & Co.) r. 616 Valencia
Eastman George, r. 2231 Pine
Eastman George S.. policeman, r. E 6 Mississippi, bet
Solano and Mariposa
Eastman George W., janitor Mercantile Library Assn,
r. 216 Bush
Eastmai; Haunnb E. Miss, saleslady Eastman J: Co., r.
516 Valencia
Eastman Henry, laborer, r. 006 Montgomery
Eastman Jotin C. Rev., pastor Larkin St. Presbyterian
Chunh, r. 1332 Vallejo
Eastman Julian clerk W. A. H. Godfrey, r. 112^ Js
Clay
Eastman M. H. Mrs., widow, r. 808 Hyde
Eastman M. L. (Kastman k Co.) r. 510 Valencia
Eastman M. W. Miss, stenographer Pac. Inburance
Union, r. 808 Hyde
Eastman O., lumberman Union Box Factory, r. 20
Vernon PI
Eastman T. White (Eastman & Co.) r. 516 Valencia
Eastman Thomas S., carriage repository, 40-46 New
Montgomery, r. 70t Stockton
Eastman Webster, carpenter. 182 Perry
Eastman William H. (Frank Eastman & Co.) r. 2754
Octavia
Eastman & Co. (T. White, M. L., Edward F. and Galen
Eastman) hardware, 616 Valencia and 2734 Mis-
sion
Easton Charles, butcher Lawrence Hartnett, r. 1302
Pacific
Easton David N., manager real estate dept Easton &
Eldridge, r. 014 Webster
Easton George (Jacobs ft Easton) r. 506 Sutter
Easton House, Frank O. Johansson proptr, 40T
Drumm
Easton John, r. 109 Fell
Easton Joseph G., clerk, r. 1507 Devisadero
Easton L. C. Mrs., r. 1507 Devisadero
Easton O. W. Mrs., r. 510 Geary
Easton Wendell (Easton & Eldridge) r. 1100 Gough
Easton William B., draltsman M. P. Boss, r. 908 Pine-
EASTON & ELDRIDGE
(Wendell Easton) real estate ag-ents and
auctioneers, 618 Market and 15-1 T
Post
Eastwood O., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
1827 M Shotwell
Eastwood Richard, longshoreman, r. 30 Natoma
Eastwood Thomas, peddler, r. 163 Jessie
Eaton Alfred J., r. 1710 Stevenson
Eaton Charles, r. 305 Jessie
Eaton Charles H., lumber surveyor, 25 Steuart, r.
Oakland
EATON CHARLES S.
Armstrong:) and a^ent Ha zelton Broth-
ers' and Hemme <& liong pianos, and
dealer sheet music anti musical instru-
ments, 735 Market, r. 2430 .Jackson
Eaton Charles W., foreman Holbrook. Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 106 Eddy
Eaton Ci'melius J., mining, r. 115 Ridley
Eaton Edward E.. painter, r. 1 Cedar Lane
Eaton Edwin R.. policeman, r. 1811 Dupont
Eaton Emma, widow, r. 423 Stevenson
Eaton Francis G., salesman J. Straus & Co., r. 1502
Mission
Eaton Frank, mattressmaker, r. 627 O'Farrell
Eaton Frank E., conductor S. P. Co., r. 1410 Hyde
Eaton Fred. W. (F. W. Eaton &Co.) r. 2629 CaU-
fornia
Eaton Frederick S., clerk, r. 1212 Polk
Eaton F. W. & Co. (Fred. W. Eaton and Cos-
mo Morgan) grain commission merchants and
agents San Francisco Steamboat and Transporta-
tion Co.. 8 Davis
Eaton George, painter William R. Eaton, r. 946 Mis-
sion
Eaton Henry, millhand Capitol Mills, r. 2102 Mason
Eaton Ira A. Mrs., r. 1804 Sutter
Eaton Isaac F., teamster, r. 1710 Stevenson
(Eaton &■
"" f ASHINGTON Fire lis. Co. of Boston]
"THE HASTINGS"
THE BKST
CLOTHING
TO ORDEE AND EEADY-MADE.
Corner 9IONT003IJBBY and SVTXEK STS.
Capital. $1,000,000
Assets, $1,810,273
GEO. D. DORNIN. Manager
WH. SEXTON, A3st. Manager.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
EAT
439
ECK
ARMSTEONG
Eaton James, cutter clothing dept U. S. A., r. 772 Fol-
Eftton James F., tinsmith, r. 822 Howard
Eaton James M., physician and commiBsioner Insan-
itv, office 121 PoKt, r. 206 Kearny
Eaton Kindergarten, Miss Alice Flint principal, 66
Silver
Eaton Lemuel P., stockbroker, r. 2219 Leavenworth
Eaton Peter, laborer, r. 2:115 Mason
Eaton Richard, boilermaker James V. Hall, r. 9 Na-
tonia
Eaton Thomas F., clerk, r. 1502 Mission
Eaton William, with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson r.
106 Eddy
Eaton William G., woolsorter Whitney & Webster, r.
319 Mason
Eaton William H., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r.
1621 Clay, rear
Eaton William L., operative U. 8. Mint, r. 613 Grove
Eaton William R., bartender William Schreiber, r.
520 Bush
Eaton William E., painter and whitener, 240 Ellis, r.
319 Tiiylor
EATON &
(Charles S. Eaton and Gnorgre F. Arin-
atronf;) dealers picture frames, mold-
' ingm, window cornices, passe-partouts.
painting^s and steel eng^ravings, 735
Market
■^ Eaton. See Eadon and Eden
Eatwell Charles, hostler Josiah H. Swain, r. 417 Fol-
8om
Eaves Edward, waiter stmr Santa Rosa, r. 126 Fran-
cisco
Ebb Charles, laborer, r. 927 Brannan
Ebbficki; Charles, nurseryman, SEcor Nineteenth and
Folsom
Ebbers William, gunsmith, r. 620 Lombard
Ebbeson Emnuuel, seaman, r. 112 J4 Jackson
Xibbets ArtUur M., proprietor Merchants' Coal
Yard. lU'J-llS Sacramento, r. 1401 Jones
Ebbets George A., bookkeeper Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r.
106 Ellis
Ebbin^hausen H. <S{ Co. (Henry Ebbinghausen
and Henry Lilienthal) groceries and liquors, NW
cor Mistiion and Twenty-first
Ebbinghausen Henry (H. Ebbinghausen & Co.) r. 630
Shotwell
Ebel John, tailor, r. 423 Bush
Ebeling Theodore, machinist, r. 312 Tehama, rear
Eber Albert, ageut. r. 81S Folsom
Eber Joseph F.. cisarmaker, r. 1519 Mason
Eberhiird Jacob (Kion ,\: Eberhard) and proptr Santa
Clara Tannery, r. Santa Clara
Eberbardt Adolph, wine dealer, r. 1713 Mason
Eberhardt Adolph Jr., collector THe T. M. Antisell
Piano Co. , r. 1713 Mason
Eberbardt Adolph, cook National Hotel
Eberhardt Charles, peddler, r. W s Ellsworth, nr
Cortland Av
Eberhardt Christian, bartender H. Henne, r. 631
Stevenson
Eberhardt John, waiter, r. 47 Sacramento
Eberhardt Josef, laborer John Wieland Brewing Co.,
r. l;ifl Tehama
Eberhardt Thomas, waiter Thomas M. Holt, r. 47
Sarrauiento
Eberhart Frederic, peddler, r. 644 Sacramento
Eberhart Julius, taunec Norton Tanning Co., r. NW
cor Tenerifl'e and St. John
Eberhart Nicholas, wire weaver Cal. Wire Works, r.
816 Powell
Eberhartinger Hermann, bartender W. H. Davis & Co.,
r. ]46Natoiua
Eberle Adam W., assistant engineer stmr Oregon, r.
623 Locust Av
Eberle Bendict, laborer, r. 1519 Mason
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERMO-KliKCTniC
RDSSM ai TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
GARDEN HOSE,
LAWN SPRINKLERS, HOSE MENDERS,
HOSE COUPLINGS, HOSE PIPES.
W. E. LANE, Plumber,
505 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Eberle John, stock clerk Newman & Levinson, r.
Twenty-eighth, ur San Bruno Road
Eberle Joseph, boot and shoemaker, W B San Bruno
Road, bet Tweniy-seventh and Eve
Eberle Lottie, r. 813 Twentieth
Eberle Robert M., theatrical manager, r. 821 Larkiu
Eberle William, laborer, r. 1519 Mason
Eberlein George, cornicemaker William Uronan, r.
234^ Eleventh
Eberly Joseph, cigarmaker Hoffman & Davis
Ebers Herman, chrk, r. 1316 Scott
Eberspaiher Charles, baker, r. 448 Natoma
Ebert August, expressman, r. 417 Francisco
Ebert Charles, laborer, r. 249 Minna, rear
Ebert Eckart. bakery, 323 Fifth
Ebert Emma, burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
1502 Powell
Ebert George Mrs., r. 716 Broadway
Ebert Gustave A., porter Tillmanu & Bendel, r. 1986
Filbert ^
Ebert Junius, crockery, 1417 Stockton
Ebner Annie Miss, nurse Infants' Shelter, .512 Minna
Ebner Charles L. (Ebuer & Bro.), r. 485 Haight
Ebner Gustave W., receiving teller Crocker- Woolworth
National Bank (and Ebner* Bro.) r. 485 Haight
Ebner Si BrotUer (Gustave W. and Charles L.)
liquor dealers, 853 Market
Ebritsch Oscar, baker, r. 625 Clay
Ebroe Martin, laborer, r. 52y Bryant
Eby J. D. , manager Stearns Manufacturing Co.,
29-31 Spear, r. Oakland
Eby Ri' hard E., bookkeeper Stearns Mnfg Co.
Eecles Christopher, shipping clerk, r. 1231 Folsom
Eccles Dennis C, longshoreman, r. 1231 Folsom
Eecles John C, plumber, r. 161 Sixteenth
Eccles John M., fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 535
Howard
Eccles Joseph,' machinist, r. 1231 Folsom
Eccles Orin V., clerk, r. .54 Norfolk
Eccles Robert, clerk, r. 1231 Folsom
Eccles Silas W., general freight agent Union Pa-
cific Railway, office 1 Montgomery, r. 536 Haight
8^ Eccles. See Eckels and Ekles
Eccleston Laura, widow, r. 32 South Park
Echelmann Frank, clerk, r. 1309 Pacific
Echeliiiann John, barber, 1309 Pacific
Echelmann John Jr., plumber, r. 1309 Pacific
Echeuberger Rudolph, cigarmaker, r. 201 Fell
Echeverria Frank, carver George Dawson, r. 504 Union
Echeverria Soledad Mrs., r. Ill Prospect ?1
Echgelraeir Herman, porter M. P. Kohlberg & Co., r.
232 Sanchez
Echlin Charles C, olerk Home Mutual Ins. Co.
Echlin James A., contractor, r. 607 Hyde
Echniau Harry, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
459 Clementina
Echstein A., r. 230 Kearny
Echtler John, printer Pilot, r. 508 Sixth
Eck August, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 145 Shipley
Eel David, refiner, r. 145 Shipley, rear
Eck O. T., clerk Livingston is Co., r. 1 Edith PI
Eckart William, r. 928 Mission
Eckart William R., civil and mechanical engineer, 217
Sansome, rooms 2-3, r. 2906 California
Eckel Charles F., insurance broker, r. 324 Geary
Eckel John N., homoeopathic physician, 324 Geary
Eckelmann John, barber, 1309 Pacific
Eckelmann Joseph, laborer Occidental Laundry
Eckelmann Paul, gardener, r. 42:t Bush
Eckeutueyer Josephine Miss, dressmaker, r. 37 Lily Av
Eckenrotu Frank H., bookkeeper Bach, Meese & Co.,
r. 10119 Mnson
Eckenroth Joseph L., blacksmith, r. 22 Washington Av
Ecker A., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Ecker Virginia M., widow, r. 515 Kearny
Eckers , sign painter, r. 142)^ Fourth
Eckerson Jerome B., glovemaker Leak Glove Mnfg
Co., r. 2726 Mission
W. B. BANCROFT & CO,
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
FINE PRINTINQ
FROM NEW TYPE.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVER FIVE HILUIONS.
BROWN. CRAIG & CO.. General AgenU.
ECK
440
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO,
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IMP0BTEB3 OF
FOR GAS, STEAM AND WATER.
Pipe FlttinffM. all Size*.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Eckert Andrew, laborer, r. 710 Brannan
Eckert H. Ferdinand, bridge engineer, 432 Montgom-
ery, room 16. r. 1515 Jackson
Eckert Frederick C. bxitober Miller & Lux, r. N 8
Honduras, nr Kentucky
Eckert Frederick M., carpenter, r. 623 Walnut Av
Eckert Henry, painter, r. 5 Taylor PI
Eckert T. W., manaper T. Hoovre, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Ec^feldt Laura Miss, r. 325 Ellis
E -kfeldt Sallie Miss, r. 325 Ellis
Eckfeldt William H., macbiniBt W. T. Garratt & Co.,
r. 1723 Stevenson
Eckhard August, clerk, r. 1215 J^ Folsom
Eckhardt Frederick, lunchroom, 15 Grant Av, r. 11
Bagley PI
Eckhardt Henry M., bookkeeper Acres & Williams, r.
113 Twelfth
Eckhardt J., laborer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 413}^ Broad-
way
Eckhardt William, porter Cal. Cracker Co., r. 4133^
Broadway
Eckhait Louis H., bookkeeper Jacob Strahle k Co., r.
109 Turk
Eckhoff Peter, clerk Hfnry Mesenberg, r. 3-1 Jessie
Eckler Robert E., painter, 1710 Jessie, r. 1709 J^ Jessie
Eckles JJorman, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. North
Oakland
Eckli^y George, clerk general auditor's oflSceS. P. Co.,
r. 305 Taylor
Eckley John L., agent Spring Dale Water Co., 281
East, r. Port Costa
Eckman Alexis O., teacher music. r.NW cor Iowa and
Solano
Eckman William, cook, r. 915 Market
Eckmann Henry, machinist, r. 4.59 Clementina
Ecks Henry (Junker & Ecks) r. 1130 Buchanan
Ecks Jacob, master mariner, r. 1130 Buchanan
Eckstein Alfred B., florist, r. 230 Kearny
Ecksttin Cassius W., policeman, r. 101 Fair Oaks
Eckstein Oscar, gripman Market St. RR., r. St. Rose's
Av nr Geary
Eclectic Engraving Co., 252 Market
Eclipse Bakery, Thomas J. Chadboume, 1414 Dnpont
Eco Del Pacifico (Italian semi-weekly) J. De Martini
i proptr., office 1421 Dupout
Ertor William, printer, r. 804 Pacific
Eddelbuttel Fritz, clerk, r. 701 Devisadero
Eddelbuttel Henry, agent, r. 429 Fell
I Eddy Charles, butcher Lawrence & Levy, r. cor Dom-
1 Inca and Savannah
I Eddv David, blacksmith, r. 18 Everett
Eddy Fred J., r. 595 Ellis
: Eddy 1-abella, widow, r. 402 McAllister
i Eddy Mary J., widow, dressmaker, r. 638 Green
I Eddy Seth W., foreman Jersey Farm Dairy, r. 837
Howard
I Eddy Teresa Mrs., r. 16 Turk
Eddy Walter, butcher Lawrence & Levy, r. Hunter's
I Point, nr Dry Dock
Ede William, capitalist, r. 460 Guerrero
Edelman Charles (Cbarles Edelman * Co.) r. 34 Eddy
Edelman Charles & Co. (Charles Edelman)
cigar and tobacco, 1100 Market, and NW cor Tay-
I lor and Golden Gate Av
Edelman James, locksmith, 702 Larkin, r. 532 Polk
Edelmann Lena, domestic 1814 Taylor
Edelmann Mathews A., teacher music, r. 219 Waller
Edeu Albert, baitender Paul Fisher, r. 161154 Dnpont
Eden Heury, with Mariners Free Reading Room
Eden Mary, widow, r. 72 Tehama
Eden Minno (Eden & Bucking) r. 434 Third
Eden k Bucking (Minno Eden and Richard Bucking)
groceries and liquors, 434 Third
B^" Eden. See Eadon and Eaton
Edgar Ada Mrs., dressmaking. 745 Vallejo
Edg«r Alfred A., insnmnce agent, r. 2.'ia Eighth
I Edgar Daniel J., chief mail clerk Chronicle, r. 1228
I Broadway
Edgar David, cook stmr Bonita, r. North Pacific Hotel
Edgar Edward J., clerk, r. N s Preclta Av, nr Folsom
Edgar James, laborer, r. 619 Davis
Edgar John, watchman Am. Cracker Co., r. 745 Vallejo
Edgar Margaret, widow, r. N s Preclta Av.nr Folsom,
B. H.
Edgar Mortimer C. clerk, r. 361 Jessie
Edgar Robert W. (Gerts & Edgar) r. 3016 Fillmore
Edgar Samuel, fireman, r. 3)4 Broadway
Edgar Thomas, laborer, r. 21'< Broadway
Edgar Thomas Jr., laborer, r. 218 Broadway
Edgar William J., laborer, r. 218 Broadway
Edgar William M., capitalist, r. 944 Folsom
Edgard James, longshoreman, r. 617 Davis
Edgecombe Byram W., receiving clerk S. P. C. RR., r.
Alameda
Edgecombe H., cook, r. 2.50 Tehama, rear
Edge Hill Vineyard Co. (Napa Co., Cal.) William
Scheffler president, F. H. Hausman Becretary,
office, 21-2 Battery
Edgell James W., r. 226 Minna
Edgerly Samuel A., stationery, 215 Montgomery At.
r. 216 Montgomery Av
Edgerly C. J. Mrs., hair dresser, r. 127 Olive Av
Edgers F., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Edgerton Francis B. Mrs., r. 1001 Leavenworth
Edgerton George H., carpenter, r. 123 Shotwell
Edgerton H.. attorney at law, r. The Baldwin
K?" Edgerton. See Egerton
Edgewood Josie Mrs., r. 17 Ellis
Edgington James, harness cleaner John Peters, r.
2320 Fillmore
Edgling Frank O., carpenter, r. 1110 Pierce
Edinger Achille. driver Pac. Dye Works, 212 Ridley
Edison G. M,, r. 220 Lddy
Edler George, machinist Hawley Bros. Hardware Co.
r. 535 Linden Av
Edler John, trunkmakcr C. A. Malm, r.. 535 Linden At
Edlin Julius, tailor, 429 Minna, r. 413 Minna
Edling Frank O., carpenter, r. 1110 Pierce
Edminster William S., teamster, r. 3112 Fillmore
Edmonds Charles G., gripman Market St. RR., r. 537
Lott
Edmonds Charles J., actor, r. 520 Bush
Edmonds Charles W., rigger, i. 6)4 Union
Edmonds E. J. Mrs., widow, r. 2121 California
Edmonds Evan, surveyor, r. 423 Bush
Edmonds Harry M., law student Marcus A. Edmonds,
r. 905 Bush
Edmonds Henry, millhand Jason Springer & Co., r.
20 Decatur
Edmonds James J., bags, 5 Clay, r. 9 Minna
Edmonds L. M. (Edwin C. Parker & Co.) 420 Mont-
gomery
Edmonds Marcus A., attorney at law, 306 Pine, room
11, r. 905 Bush
Edmonds Margaret, widow, r. 20 Decatur
Edmonds Mary E. Mrs., physician, 330 Sutter, r. 905
Bash
Edmonds Stephen, laborer Calvary Cemetery, r. 1610
Baker
Edmonds W. R., r. 308 Sutter
Edmonds William, r. 128 Bernard
Edmonds Wi Ham. commission merchant, r. 9 Minna
Edmonds William J., clerk, r. 359 First
0^ Edmonds. See Edmunds
Edmondson Alexander, fireman, r. S s Beach, nr Lar-
kin
Edmondson Edmond, expressman r. 315 Green
Edmondson Edward, barber, r. 829 Greenwich
Edmondson Holt, with Singer Mnfg Co., r. 711 Twen-
ty-third
Edmondson John G., house and ship painter, 220 Bran-
nan, r. 408 Bryant
Edmondson Jonathan, r. 1008)4 Market
Edmondson William H., barber, 623 Clay, r. 829
Greenwich
tGT Edmondson. See Edmundson
UPHOLSTERY.
WHOLES.^LE .\XX) EETAIl,
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT above: palace hotel.
D!XON, BORGESON & CO..
Kannfacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixt J^es.
37 Martet SI.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
(A natural product of the Finest Orapea of ) ARPAD HARASZTHYJk^ W
"( the World. But no addition of Brandy. ) T" " •--">• —""•""
EDM
441
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Edmunds C. S. Mrs., widow, r. 2 Hoff Av
Edmunds Edwin S., r. 805 Hyde
Edmunds Frank H., first lieutenant Ist Infantry, U. S.
A., Post Adjutant, Angel Island
, Edmunds Tbomas M., clerk forwarding dept Wells,
Fargo & Co , r. 425 Cedar Av
K^ Edmunds. See Edmonds '
Edouart Alexander, photographer, 6 Turk, r.609 Ellis
Edouart Alexander Jr., photographer, r. 609 Ellis
Edsall Edmund P., insurance agent, r. 759 Market
Edslll Jacob W., clerk Keconier's Office, r. 108 Geary
Edson C. A. & Co. (Clinton A. Edson, John G. Hoyt
and Robert H. Swuyne ship and Custom House
brokers, 504 Battery
Edson Clinton A. (C. A. Edson & Co.) r. Alameda
Edson Jo.seph R., clerk Haslett & Bailey, r. Alameda
Ednard Henry, sboemaker, r. 433 Broadway
Eduardsen Henry (Eduardsen & Ohlert) r. 1704J4
Leavenworth
Ednardsen & Ohlert (Henry Eduardsen and
John Ohlerti proprietors Arion Halle, NE cor
Sutter and Kearny
Education, Board of. New City Hall, third floor
Edwards Albert E., with Pickens, Fulton & Co., r. SW
cor Twenty fourth and Dolores
Edwards Albert W., barber, r. 120 Twenty-fourth
Edwards Alice Miss, bookkeeper r. 603 Stockton
Etl wards Allen, millhand. r. 1018 Mission
Edwards Andrew L., with Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r.
619 Bush
Edwards Annie, widow, r. 11 Twenty-second
Edwards Charles E., fish, poultry and game, 57 Centre
Market, r. 313 Halght
Edwards Charles, r. 923 Howard
E'lwards Charles, waiter, r. 1084 Howard
Edwards Charles B., r. 1165 Howard
Edwards Charles H., foreman pressman The Argo-
naut, r. 1028 Hyde
Edwards David, dressmaker, 44 O'Farrell, r. 629
Ivy Av
Edwards David T., cook, r. NE cor Chestnut and
Montgomery
Edwards Edward, collector Pac. Bank, r. 11 Diamond
Edwards Edward, bartender, r. 1516 Powell, rear
Eilwards Edward, seaman, r. 936 Folsom
Ed^vards Ed^vard, proprietor Mint Saloon, 605
Commercial, r. 1609!^ Dupont
Edwards Edward W., carpenter, r. 413 }< Hayes
Edwards Ella Miss, principal St. Stephen's Kinder-
garten, r. 902 McAllister
Edwards Emma Miss, telegraph operator, r. 603
Stockton
Edwards Frances A., widow, r. 619 Bush
Edwards Frank, clerk, r. 226 EUla
Edwards F. Ernest, bookkeeper Frank G. Edwards, r.
! 1326 Guerrero
EDWARDS FRANK G.
importer and dealer carpets, oil cloths,
■windo-»v shades, paper hangings, etc.,
820 Market and 17-31 O'Farrell, and
president Board of Fire Commissioners,
r. 1326 Guerrero
Edwards Frank H., springmaker, r. 63 Clementina
Edwards Frederick, painter, r. 454 Minna
Edwards Frederick J. L., burnisher E. G. Dennlston,
r. 205 Bartlett
Edwards George, clerk The History Co., r. Berkeley
Edwards George, real estate, 108 Leidesdorff, r. SW
cor Twenty-fourth and Dolores
Edwards George, janitor Baldwin Theater, r. 11 Le-
Roy PI
Edwards George, salesman, r. 1220 Powell
Edwards George, steward stmr Santa Rosa, r.Oikland
Ed'wards George D. , secretary Overman Silver
Mining Co., 414 Calfomia r. 1121 Laguna
Edwards George F., turner Cal. Mill, r. SW cor Do-
lores and Twentj'-fourth
FRATINGER & CO.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
JERSEY WAISTS.
NEWEST GOODS. LATEST STYLES. LOWEST PRICES.
105 ItEARNY STREET.
iOHN HAMIVIOND^
ROOFING,
RAIN WATER PIPES, GUTTERS and VALLEYS
MADE AND REPAIRED.
Roofs of all kinds made Water Tiifht.
W. E
PLUMBER,
Established 1860.
LANE,
605 KEABNT STRBBT.
Telephone 315.
Edwards George H., conductor, r. 14 J« Cedar Av
Edwards Harry B., assistant manager Pickens, Fulton
& Co.. r. 624 Guerrero
Edwards Henry (C. & P. H. Tirrell k Co.) r.418 Eddy
Edwards Henry, teamster, r. 620 Fourth
Edwards James, cardrlver, r. 4'.' Thirteenth
Edwards James, carpenter, r. 910 Natoma
Edwards James, gardener A. Sutro, r. Sutro Nursery
Edwards James, laborer, r. cor St. Thomas and Sa-
vannah
Edwards James B., laborer, r. 1 Jackson
Edwards James W., deutal supplies, 5)4 Kearny, r.
114 Guerrero
Edwards John, doughmixer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 1310)4
Montgomery
Edwards John, gardener, r. Savannah.bet St. Thomas
and Venezuela
Edwards John, local freight agent S. P. Co. Northern
Division, Fifth and Townsend, r. 1925 Jessie
Edwards John, musician, r. 1308 S^ Montgomery
Edwards John, peddler, r. 390 Francisco
Edwards John, seaman, r. 1518 Powell
Edwards John G., publisher Coast Review, 320 San-
some, room 13, r. Oakland
Edwards John H., blacksmith, r. 11 Twenty-second
Edwards John L., clerk Postoffice. r. Oakland
Edwards John S., sailmaker, r. 628 Castro
Edwards John T., laster John H. Byrnes, r. 2720 Mis-
sion
Edwards Justin, shipjolner. r. 537^ Stevenson
Edwards Justus H., shipping clerk Albert Mau & Co.,
r. 1833 Jessie
Edwards L. E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 316 Taylor
Edwards Lemuel B., superintendent ageucies Ins.
dept Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r. 310 Hyde
Edwards Margaret, widow, r. 1826 Jessie
Edwards Matthias, lodgings. 208 Drumm
Edwards Minis C, mining, r. 603 Stockton
Edwards Morton A., sculptor, 1505 California, r. 1330
California
Edwards M. V. Mrs., r. 1819 Webster
Edwards Robert A., r. 804 Kearny
Edwards Robert M. (Edwards & Co.) r. 2206 Geary
Edwards Samuel G., clerk Tyler & Tyler, r. 629 Ivy At
Edwards Thomas, r. 20 Twelfth
Edwards Thomas, stableman J. Nolan, r. 3 Austin
Edwards Thomas Jr. r. 804 Kearny
Edwards Thomas F., with Fulton Iron Works, r. 548
Folsom
Ed^Tards Thomas M. , proprietor International
Hotel and druggist, 900 Kearny, r. International
Hotel
Edwards William (Edwards * Co.) r. 2206 Geary
Edwards William, blacksmith, r. 125 Eleventh
Edwards William, blacksmith Clot & Meese, r. 1926
Jessie
Edwards William, carpenter William Kerr, r. 903
Battery
Edwards William, laborer, r. 952 Howard
Edwards William, master mariner, r. 114 Hyde
Edwards WilHara, steward C. D. Zeile, r. 526 Pacific
Edwards William, teamster, r. 5:13 Sacramento
Edwards William A., bookkeeper John Lee & Co., r.
4135^ Octavia
Edwards William E., millhand Golden Gate Flouring
Mill, r. 916 Powell
Edwards William H., stevedore r. 63 Clementina
Edwards William H., principal Protrero Primary
School, r. 1 Fifth
Edwards William S., caterer, r. 14X Cedar Av
Edwards William S., conductor S. P. Co., r. 633 Sec-
ond
Edwards William T., porter San Rafael and Tiburon
Ferry, r. cor Twelfth and Mission
Edwards Willis D., freight clerk stmr Mexico, r. Oc-
cidental Hotel
Edwards Wilson S., with Pickens, Fulton & Co., r.
SW cor Twenty-fourth and Dolores
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
nannfacturer of every deneriptlon of
PASSENGER. STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
■tH to SO Beale Street. Kuu ftrunislMSO.
Rals ncy Prf>CC#»e XKUMAN, ISHAM & HOOKEB, 421-427 Market St. HAY,IU1>K;
Daiing rTcsaco. hop. wool.. UA<>i. and orchulla presses.
EDW
442
EGG
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
liirORTEns OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
All Sizes and Xuiubers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET. |
Edwards & Co. ( Hobert M. Edwards) books, statioa-
I ery and optical gooils, 624 Mimtgomiry
Edwards <!b Co. (William Edwards) etockbrokers,
31(i Montgomery
; Edwardsen Alexauder, seaman schr Vega, r. 1130 Clay
' Eel River Steam Navigation Co., J. L. Fields secre-
I tary, 3:W Piiip. rooiu '20
Eells Alexander G., with Shafter, Parker & Waterman,
I r. 209 Seventh
Eells Charles P. (Page & Eells) attorney at law, 316
I California, rooms 9-12, r. Oakland
Eells John S.. clerk auditiug department Wells.Fargo
j Co., r. 2.508 Folsnm
Eells Mary Mrs., r. 2.540 Folsom
j Eells Mary S., widow, r. 609 Shotwell
EelU Thomas S., mining, r. 6 Central Court
i Eff George, painter, r. 1227 Broadway
' Effert Frederick* Mrs., bakery, 1147 Howard
[ Effinger John H., harnessmaker, r. 2I4M Eleventh
I Eff rd Robert, oiler Golden Gate Flouring Mill, r.
110 Sixth
Efinger Christian, hardware, 139 Third, r. 1010 Bush
j Egan Carbery, laborer, r. 520 Mission
Egan Daniel, longshoreman, r. 346 Fourth
Egan Daniel V. student, r. 122 Page
Egan Edward, clerk Xolan Bros., r. 1603 Golden Gate
Av
Egnn Edward, plasterer, r. 12 Rnssell
Egan Edward J., miner, r. 305 Kearny
Egan Edward J., blacksmith, r. 32s Third
Egan Edward J., night watchman Moynihan &Atken,
r. Oceat) Vj.-w
Egan Edward M.. policeman, r. 11 Pearl
Egan Frank, blacksmith, r. cor Union .Av and Putnam
Egan Frank J., clerk R.J. Egan & Co.,r. 26 Albion Av
Egan Henry, plasterer, r. 110 Bernard
Egan James, r. 1212 Bryant
Egan James, groceries and liquors, 17 Valencia
Egan James, laborer, r. 14 McLea Court
Egan James, laborer, r. 537 Second
Egan James A., r. 905 Market
Egan James A., cUrk quartermaster's dept V. S. A.,
i r. Russ House
Egan James B., bookkeeper, r. 5 Perry
Egan James H., laundr.vman, r. 2146 Mission
Egan James J., special policeman, r. 1525 Bush
I Egan James L., carpenii r, r. 12 Russell
i Egan John (John Egan .<: Co. I r. 122 Page
I Egan John, clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 5 Perry
Esian John, pantryman Russ Hou^e, r. 147 Natoma
I E^an Jolin <& Co. (John Egau) wholesale liquors,
623 Sansome
Egan John F., horseshoer, r. cor Patnam and Union
Av, B. H.
Egan John H., trnnkmaker L. T. Eoesel, r. 5 Perry
Egan John J., printer, r. 12 Russell
Egan John W., deputy County Clerk, r. 1603 Golden
Gate Av
Egan J. R. Miss, teacher Whittier Primary School, r.
910 Buchanan
Egan Malachi, cook .stmr Ancon
Egan Margaret, -widow, varieties, 933 Greenwich
Egan Martin J., cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 928 Folsom
Egan Mary, cook William Brennan. r. 331 Bay
Egan Mary, widow, r. cor Union Av and Putnam, B.H.
Egan Michael, drover, r. 3?^ Broadway
Euan Michael, laborer, r. Pixley, bet Webster and Bu-
chanan
Egan Michael, mason, r. 913 Sacramento
Egan Michael D., solicitor, r. 9)0 Buchanan
Elian Michael E., plumber, r. 12 Russell
Egan Jlichael J., contractor, r. 2019 Ellis
Egan Peter, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe Co. r.
111 5 Treat A V
Egan Peter J., housepainter, r. 933 Greenwich
Egan Richard J. (R.J. Egan & Co.) r. 26 Albion Av
Egan R. J. * Co. (Ri.haid J. Egan) new and second-
hand furniture, 745-747 Mission
Egan Robert, sninner 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 12 Ru-seil
Egan Tboinas, r. 312 Mission
Egan Thomas, cellarman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. X s
Sierra, bet Tennessee and Kentucky
Egan Tboina«, bartender, r. 1211 Powell
Egan Thomas, laborer, r. 1322 Harrison
Egau Thomas B , painter, r. 12 Russell
Egan Thomas H., r. 2012 Dupont
Egau William, laborer, r. 2 Julian Av
Egan William Jr., r. 2 Julian Av
Egan William H., ' bartender John Whelan, r. 1420
Turk
Egan William T., conductor Cal. St. RR.. r. 1434 Cali-
fornia
Egan William T., driver United Carriage Co., r. 632
Howard
(^"Egan. See Eagan
Egar John, painter, r. 1208>4 Larkin
t0' Egar. See Eager
Egbert Horace H., assistant bookkeeper Hicks & Judd
Egenisberger William, barber, r. 1302 Powell
Egerton Henry C. , commission merchant, 109
California, room 7, r. 336 Oak
t^" Egerton. See Edgerton
Eggebrecht Charles H., patternmaker Fulton Iron
Works, r. 811 BaVer
EggPling Charles, lettercarrier Post Office, r. 618 3j
Post
Eggeling Gustave, r. 619 Larkin
Eggeling Henry, bartender John Hagler, r.9 Adelaide
PI
Egger Charles, milker Empire Dairy, r. W b San
Bruno Boad, nr Twenty-ninth
Eggers Charles (Eggers & Gould) r. 1308 Mission
Eggers Detiiiar, bookkeeper S. F. Stock Brewery, r.
2006 Powell
Eggers Edward, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. XW
cor Dominica and Platte
EGGERS EMELIE ladies* phrsi-
cian, 412 Fourteenth
Eggers Ferdinand, foreman Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co.,
r. 1807 Steiner
Eggers Frederick, salesman, r. 143 Eleventh
Eugers George H. (Eggers & Co.) r. 2018 Bush
Eggers Hans F., groceries and liquors, SW cor Jack-
son and Mason, r. 1223 Mason
Eggers Henrv, groceries and liquors, 228 Brannan, r.
540^4 Second
Eggers Herman C. (Eggers & Co.) r. Fresno, Cal.
Eggers John C, salesman Z. W. Moore, r. 1310 Cali-
fornia
Eggers Minnie, widow, r. 1019 Pacific
Eggers Oscar, miller Am. Salt Co., r. Oakland
Eggers William, bookkiener, r. 2006 Powell
Eggers William, tinsmith, r. 436 Clementina
Eggers <& Co. (George H. and Herman C. Eggers)
ofFc^ 214 California
Eggfrs & Gould (Charles Eggers and Sidney S.
Gould) dealers mineral waters, California and
European Springs, 731 Misiiion
Eggerstorff Henry, merchant, r. 15 Gilbert
Eggert Frank, clerk, r. 830 Mission
Eggert Henry, butcher, SW cor Union and Montgom-
ery
Eggert John, clerk, r. 830 Mission
Eggert William, confectioner, r. 215 Post
Eggert William, proptr Niagara House, 724 Mission
Eggert William W., electrotyper Filmer & Stiller El-
ectro Co., r. 830 Misj^ion
Eggleston A. T., manager Willcox & Glbbs Sew-
ing Machine Co., 124 Post. r. 2212 Geary
Egglestoii Fred., shoemaker Cahn, NickeUbarg & Co.,
r. 309 Ivy Av
Eggleston Guy F., clerk Hawley Bros.' Hardware Co.,
r. 2212 Geary
e^ Eggleston. See Egleston and Eagleson
TliE BEST
OVERCOATS
For MEN and BOYS at
"THE HASTINGS"
CQR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.
IMPERIAL Mre Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WK. SETTOiT, iffit liaaagw-
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
EGG
443
EIC
Eggleton George (George Eggleton & Co.) r. 134
Ch'Stuut
Eggleton G> orge * Co. (George Eagleton and Peter
Heuiiliigi^oi)) What Cheer Stables, 121 JackBon
EginK Christ, tailor, 20:1 Leavenworth
Egl Arthur, clerk, r. 609 Pine
Eglan Eiigeue. r. 1(:03 Mission
Egl'-eon E.. csrpeuter, r. 304 Third
Egleston William H.. shoemaker, r. 109 Ivy Av
•5^' Egleston. See Egglei^ton and Eagleson
Egling William, molder William A.xfoid, r. 511 Twen-
ty third
Egnell Emil, waiter, r. 515 Sacramento
Egner John, cooper M. J. Ramsey, r. 704 Battery
Eheleb'u Frederick W., wati-hnian. r. H47 Jessie
Ehkhoff Theodore, wiiiemater, r. l«Ofi Taylor
Ehle Henry, groi-eries and liquors, If W cor O'Farrell
and buchauan
Ehlen John P., groceries and liquors, 813 Washing-
ton, r. 1 Codman PI
Ehlenfeldt Herman, machinist Cal. Electric Light
Co., r. 3i;7 Mission
Ehlers Fritz, maltster National Brewing Co., r. SE
c r Fulton and Webster
Ehlers Hmry. groceries and liquors, NW cor Ritch
and Clara, r. 4 Clara
Ehlers Henry, seaman schr Nellie Carter
EHLEE) Si JOHN proprietor pierce
Street Livery Stable, 1221 Pierce, and
Golden Gate Park Carriages, r. 1221
Pierce
Ehlers J«bn H., clerk, r. 1127 Kearny
Ehlers Wiechen, groceries and liquors, 1127 Kearny
Ehlert Robert, sailmaker Simpson & Fisher, r. Ala-
meda
Ehlert William G., conductor, r. 16854 Clementina
Ehlinger Felix, shoemaker, r. 525 Pine
Ehlinser Karl, butther, r. 24 Turk
Ehmann Charles E., photographer, 116 Twelfth
Ehmann Louis, r. 705 Bush
Ehmann Madelane. widow, r. 107 Fourth
Ehmann John A., carpenter, r. 401 McAlliBter
Ehmann Paul, clerk, r. 604 Eddy
Ehn Andrew, r. 513}« East
Ehn Charles, teacher music, r. 445 H Third
Ehrenberg Alfred G., bookkeeper O. L. Krenz, r. Oak-
land
Ehrenber^ A. T., physician, oflBce 225 Grant Av.
Office hours 8 to 9 a. m., 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 P. M.
Sundriys 9 to 10 A. M.
Ehrei'berg Gustave, merchant, r. 234 Taylor
Ehrenberg Ida Mrs. (Ehrenberg & Bullion) r. SW cor
Leavenworth and O'Farrell
Ehrenberg Isaai-. salesman, r. NE cor O'Farrell and
Leavenworth
Ehrenberg Julius, clerk, r. 1006 Larkin
Ehrenberg L., tailor, r. 317 Bush
Ehrenberg Moses, clerk George Aronson
Ehrenberg P. E., entry clerk Levi Struass & Co., r.
Alameda
Ehrenberg fc Bullion (Mrs. Ida Ehrenberg and Mrs.
A. Bullion) milliners, 135 Taylor
Ehrenfenehtt-r Albert, tinsmith, r. 1509 Mason
Ehrenpfort .\lbert, assistHut bookkeeper William Ehr-
enpfort, r. SW cor Grove and Fillmore
Ehrenpfort Edward, carpets, etc., 1919 Mission
Ehrenpfort Frederick (Rothchild it Ehrenpfort) r.
926 Eddy
Ehrenpfort Frederick H., bookkeeper, r. 1858 Steven-
son
Ehrenpfort George F., confectioner Rothschild &
Ehrenpfort, r. 926 Eddy
£lireiipfort 'Willinm, importer and dealer
carpet.-*, oilcloths, etc., 14 Third and 1390 Mar-
ket, r. SW cor Grove and Fillmore
Ehrenwerth Abraham, clerk Martin Sachs & Co., r.
14 J 2 Taylor
DR. BAZAN'S
THEBMO-KLKCTKIC
RUSSIAN ani TURKISH BATHS
Mso Medicated and Electric Eatlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED
CHIMNEYS REPAIRED, CHIMNEY SWEEPING.
CMmney Tops that will dra^v.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Establishea 1860. Telephone 315.
Ehrenwerth Morris, jeweler, r. 1422 Taylor i
Ehret Alfred H., tinsmith Wiester & Co., r. 1136 Fol-
Boni
Ehret E Iward, liquor saloon, 1151 Harrison |
Eliret Edward Jr., barber, r. 1151 Harrison ,
Ehret Frederick, watchman 3. F. and Pac. Glass I
Works, r. S 6 Alameda, bet Nebraska and Utah |
Ehret Herman, r. 1136 Folsora
Ehret Salomi, widow, r. 917 Sacramento
Ehret Xavier. engineer French Hospital
Ehrhard Adam, tailor, r. 256 Third
Ehrhard John (L. Ehrhard & Bro.) r. '256 Third
Ehrhard L. .'( Brother (Leonard and John) mnfrs
clothing, 25ri Third
Ehrhard Leonard (L. Ehrhard & Bro.) r. 256 Third
Ehrhard Leonard H., glovecutter Leak Glovts Mnfg
Co., r. 251) Third
Ehrhardt Albert, butcher Hofman & 'Woenne, r. 153
Hermann
Ehrhardt Andrew, cigarmaker, r. 257 Fourth
Ehrhardt Frank, compositor Call, r. 417 Bush
Ehrhardt John, millhand L. Ph. Bolander, r. 128
Twenty-fourth
Ehrhardt John D., insurance agent, r. Cole, nr Stan-
yan
eff" Ehrhardt. See Earhart and Ehrhard
Ehrhart Peter W., barber Deckelman & Llpman, r. 417
Mason
Ehrhorn August, shoemaker, 1218 Larkin
Ehrhorn Charles T., shoemaker. 222 Ellis
Ehihorn Edward, shoemaker, r. 1815 Polk
Ehrhoru Frank F., bookkeeper Charles Ed. Heise &
Co., r. 141S Howard
Ehrhorn L. Mrs., florist, 1328 Howard
Ehrhorn Rudolph, shoemalier, 1328 Howard
Ehrichs Diedrich, liquor saloon, SE cor Vallejo and
Battery, r. 420 Greenwich I
Ehringer Rudolph, barber, r. 919 Jackson T
Ehringer William, carpenter, r. 16;* Decatur I
Ehrke Frederick W., laborer Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 1715 Jessie
Ehrle Otto, painter, r. 411 Parific
Ehrli.h Herman, fancy goods, 225 Sixth
Ehrlich Louis, deputy Sheriff, r. 85ti Harrison
Ehrling Isaac, carwasher N. B. and M. RR.
Ehrman Charles E., photographic printer G. D.
Morse, r. Ill', Twelfth
Ehrman E., whitener, r 15 Otis PI
Ehrraan George, carpetlayer. r. 41354 Octavia
Ehrman Gi orge jr., r. 41354 Octavia
Ehrman Joseph (M. Ehrman f: Co.) r. 1803 Octavia
Ehrman Mever (M. Ehrman * Co.) r 519 Van Ness Av
EUrmiin M. <!k Co. (Meyer Ehrman, Samuel ,
Sussman and .foseph Ehriuan) importers and ;
wholesale grocers and provision packers, 104-110
Front
Ehrman Solomon W., salesman M. Ehrman k Co., r.
519 Van Ness Av
Ehrman Theodore F., r. 413?^ Octavia
Ehrmann John, baker, r. San Bruno Road, bet Adam
and Eve
Ehrmann John A., harnessmaker J. C. Johnson iCo.,
r. 22 Stoikton PI
Ehrmann Julius (Esberg, Bachman & Co.) r. New
York
Ehrmann Valentine, carpenter, r. 22 H Stockton PI
Eibeti Henry (Eibeu & Sch.ffauer) r. 407 Stevenson
Eiben Jacob H. E., clerk William Springer, r. NW
cor Seventeenth and Dolores
Eiben .V Scheflfauer (Henry Ei ben and George Schef-
fauer) carpenters, 225 Post
Eicanin George, cuok Mateo Cress:tlia, r. 219 Steven-
son
Eichbaum Charles W., clerk, r. 928 Valencia
Eichbauni Frederick H., superintendent Pac. Gas
Imp. Co., r. 9'.'8 Valencia
Eichbaum Frederick H. Jr., machinist Pac. Gas Imp.
Co., r. 928 Valencia
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
Eicborn Frederick, butcher F. Zeitler r. E 8 MissioD,
bnt Twentyniuth and Thirtieth
Eichel John C, salesman M. J. Flavin & Co., r. 625
Greenwich
Eichel Martin, sailmaker James J. Doyle, r. G25
Greenwich
Eichel Mary, widow, r. 625 Greenwich
Eichel William, bartender, r. 625 Greenwich
Elchelbanm Max (California Sheep Casings Co. )r.l30G
Buchanan
Eichenberg Henry G. (Chamberlin & Eichenberg) r.
1026 McAllister
Eicheulaub John, liquor saloon, 412 Jackson
Eichert Louis, cook, r. 625 Clay
Eichholz Otto, groceries and liquors, 765 Folsom
Eichholzer John, painter, E s Moultrie, bet Crescent
and Old Hickory Avs, B. H.
Eichhorn F., r. 26 Turk
Elchhuru JiiliuK, tailor, r. 317 Bush
Eichler Henry, tailor, r. lU^ Turk
Eiehler Henry J., machinist, r. 310 Waller
Eichler Joseph, cutter, r. 1320 Hvde
Eick Ernest, clerk C. D. Mues, r. 143 Berry
Eickhoff Frederick, seaman stmr Mexico, r. 629 Lom-
bard
Eicklioff Henry, attorney at law, 309 California,
rooms l:i-14, r. 809 Twentieth
Eickhoff Jacob, watchmaker, r. 329 Fifth
Eickhoff Theodore, winekeeper B. Dreyfus & Co., r.
1805 Taylor
Eickhorst Frederick G. (Eickhorst & Buck) r. NW cor
Pierce and Greenwich
Eickhorst & Buck (Frederick G. Eickhorst and Wil-
liam C. Buck) Kroceries and liquors, NW cor
Baker and Greenwich
Eickmann Wilhelm, nurse German Hospital
Eide Cbarles A., deckhand stmr Resolute, r. 415 Har-
rison
EidenmuUer Emma Miss, r. 712 Union
Eidenmuller Harry (Rossi & EidenmuUer) r. 712
Union
Eidenmuller William C, physician and surgeon, 1347
Powell
Eidinger Edward, tailor, 2239 Mission
Eldin^er Frederick, printer Hollis & Booth, r. 2239
Mission
Eielers Antone, cracker baker Cal. Cracker Co., r.
425 >4 Broadway
Eiermann Charles G., porter, r. 1104 Sacramento
Eif ert Conrad, boot and shoemaker, 1322 !< Kearny
I Eifert Otto, engraver A. Waldstein, r. 7^4 Sonora
Eighth Street Primary School, Henry C. Kinne prin-
I cipal, E s Eighth, bet Harrison and Bryant
Eigler Henry, nightwatchman O. R. and N. Go's
Wharf, r. 515 Castro
Eikenbere Ozro, cook, r. 1 Bay
Eiker Frederick, laborer, r. 630 Mission
I Einfeklt Frederick D., cooper, r. 736 Green
I Einfeldt Henry L., blacksmith C. Ross, r. 509 Mission
' Einfeldt John A., machinehand, r. 745 Folsom
I Eins Cliristopher, driver Edward Barry, r. Putnam,
nr San Bruno Road
1 Einselen Charles R., steward Poodle Dog Restaurant,
i r. 2 Broad's PI
[ Einselen G. A. * Co. (Gustave A. Einselen and Her-
j man Glauch) job printers, 535 California
! Einselen Gustave A. (G. A. Einselen & Co.) r. 2 Broad's
1 PI
Einselen Henry W., confectioner Swain Bros., r. 2
Broad's PI
Einsfeld Andrew, barber, r. 1419 Paciflc
EinsfeM Henry J., painter, r. 2 Bridge PI
Einsfeld Peter, barber, 6.W Market, r. 1217 Green
Einstein Jacob, merchant (Dixon, Cal.)r. 1721 Sutter
I Einstein Leopold, salesman Sachs Bros, k Co., r. 1721
Sutter
Einstein Morris (Einstein & Bernheim ) r. 1457 Franklin
Einstein Zadoc, r. 2126 California
Einstein fc Bernheim, merchants (San Baenaventurk,
Cal.) office 206 Front
EIntracht Hall. AU Post
Elntraclit Saloon, Paul Tischer proprietor, 639
California
Eipper Lena Miss, dressmaker, r. 1215 Kearny
Eipper Charles, barber, r. 1215 Kearny
Eipper Thomas, barber 1231 Dupont, r. 1215 Kearny
Eisan Albert F., draftsman J. Wagner & Co., r.
Oakland
Eisan James H., molder Pac. Iron Works, r. 138 Clar»
Eisel Charles W., ivoryturner Will & Flnck, r. 923
Union
Eisel au George F., clerk, r. 1311 Devlsadero
Eisele Felix, barber, r. 729 O'Farrell
Eisel e Fred, cooper S. Lachmau & Co., r. 442 Jj Bran-
nan
Eiselen Alfred, groceries and liquors, KW cor Dolores
and Twenty-eightli
Eiselen Lillle Miss, shoefitter Solomon Marks, r. NW
cor Dolores and Twenty-eighth
Eiselen Max, steward, r. 6 Central PI
Eiseman David, auctioneer Killip & C»., r. 1813 Sutter
Eiseman Jacob, sausage mufr., r. 1813 Sutter
Eiseman Salomon, salesman, r. 1813 Sutter
Eisen Edward G., deutist, 413 Bush, r. 415 Franklin
Eisen Francis T., president Eisen Vineyard Co., 12
Stevenson, r. 11 Silver
Eisen Peter, maltster National Brewing Co., r. SE cor
Fulton and Webster
Eisen Theodore A., architect, 427 Montgomery, r. Oak-
land
Eisen Vineyard Co. (Fresno, Cal.) Francis T. Eisen
president, office 12 Stevenson
Eisenbach Adolph (Louis Taussig & Co.) r. 1408 Gol-
den G.ite Av
Eisenbach Isaac P., salesman A. Eisenberg, r. 1710
Webster
Eisenbach Louis, teacher music, r. 621 Post
Eisenbeis L., molder, r. .565 Mission
Eisenberg Adolph, jewelry, 208 Kearny. 930 Sutter
Eisenberg Benjamin salesman, r. 925 Pacific
Eisenberg E. & Brother (Elkan and Morris) manu-
factnreis cigars and dealers leaf tobacco, 327
Market
Eiseubery Elkan (E. Eisenberg & Bro.) r. 1416 Sutter
Eisenberg Morris (E. Eisenberg & Bro.) r. 1713 Csli-
fornia
Eisenberg W., r. 638 Commercial
Eiseuberger Emil, retoucher Imperial Gallery, r.
Oakland
Eisenbrann Henry, bellhanger, r. 174J^ Minna
Eisenhardt John M., baker, r. 625 Pacific
Eisenhauer George A., beltmaker L. P. Degen, r. 1105
Clay
Eisenhauer John, jeweler Frederick Hofleng, r. 23
Derby PI
Eiseumenger Carl, painter, cor Twenty-fourth and
Trent Av
Eiaenscliiniel Carl, teacher penmanship, drawing
and, portraiture, 99 St. Ann's Bldg, r. 31 Glen
Park Av
Eisert Charles, bakery, 537 Hayes
«^" Eisert. See Isert
Eisfelder Samuel, spectacle dealer, r. 147 Second
Eisfelder William, insurance broker, 405 California,
r. 31 Willow Av
Eisfeldt Theodore, musician, r. 1222 Kearny
Eisler Louis, laborer G. G. Cellarius, r. 211 Mason
Eisner Charles, salesman J. H. Hirschfeld, r. 1761
Howard
Eisner David, cashier Triest & Co., r. 1751 Howard
Eisner H»-nry, painter, r 1528 Dolores
Eisner Marcus, clerk, r. 126 Fifth
Eisner Mary Mrs., r. 1751 Howard
Eisner Milton S. (Frank & Eisner) attorney at law,
323 California, r. 24123^ Sacramento
Eisner Morris, cigar mnfr, 324 Clay, r, 838 McAllister
¥. & J. SLOANE & CO.
Hotels and Steamboats completely furnished with
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY.
Special Prices Given.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
Cl»l IDCr CVTD A nDV (Also tl^e flncBt grmdes of CUrets, Hocks. ) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
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Eisner Philip (Demers & Eisuer) r. 1751 Howard
ElBold Emil, baker H. Ni. mann, r. f.26 McAllister
Eltd Chsrlps, ilerk Simpson Bros., r. OakUnd
Eltel Edward E., r. 1512 M Baker
Eltner Rudolph, engraver C. A. Klinkner k Co.
Eitz Emil, roofer, r. 19 k Garden
Eitzen Augustus, clerk Humboldt Savings and Loan
Society, r. 109 Fillmore
Eiven Henry J., carpenter, 2i5 Pot-t. r. 407 Stevenson
Eivert Robert, bartender W. F. Obermeyer, r. 931
Market
Elzaga Florencio, janitor, 339 Kearny, r. 5 Quincy PI
Ek John, merchant tailor, 623 M Howard, r. 1 Edith
Ekberg Peter G., patternmaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. SE cor Castro and Jersey
£KELUND LlblL'j electro crllder,
9 Hardie PI, off Kearny, bet Bash and
Sattt-r, r. 313 Waller
Ekensteen A., packer Murphy. Grant & Co., r. West
Oakland
Eklund August, seaman, r. 116 Berry
Eklund John P., restauraut and oyster saloon, 89-90
Center Market, r. 1812 Bush
Eklund Sven A., tailor, r. ]i'-.>5 Hamrshire
Eketrom Charles cook, r. i Vallejo PI
Ekstrom Frederick A., waiter Ravn & Christesen, r.
760 Howard
Elam Robert H., r. 1406 Webster
Elsm Thomas, r. 40 Hancock
Elastic Cork Truss, William Beeman manufacturer,
32 O'Farrell
Elberg Samuel, tailor, r. 444 Minna
Elberling Henry, cabinet maker, r. 1132 York
Elbert John N., mining, 331 Montgomery, room 3, r.
1125 Jackson
Elbra John W., machinist, r. 34 Freelon
Eloho House, E. Nelson proptr, 863 J<i Market
Elder Alexander, bookkeeper Brigham, Hoppe k Co.,
r. Oakland
Elder Brothers (John Elder) dry and fancy goods, 315
Hayes
Elder Cornelius E., paper hanger, r. 2323 >i Pine
Elder Elva R. Miss, teacher John Swett Grammar
School, r. 36 Eleventh
Elder George W., clerk, r. 730 Filbert
ELDER JAMES, agent George A.
Clark & Brother, New York, agent
Clark's O. N. T. spool cotton, Marshall
& Co's. linen threads and Mill-wards
Helix needles, 538 Market, r. 606 Bu.
chanan
Elder James, carpenter, r. 345J4 Third
Elder John (Elder Bros.) r. 606 Buchanan
Elder Robert F., clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 612 Capp
Elder Scott, Insurance agent, r. 317 Ellis
Elder Sophie Mrs., r. 606 Buchanan
Elder Suviah L.. widow, r. 612 Capp
Elder William, bookkkeeper Asa Fisk. r. 612 Capp
Elder William G.. clerk Brigham, Hoppe & Co., r.
Oakland
Elder William J. (Elder & Dobbie) r. Alameda
Elder & Dobbie (William J. Elder and James B.
Dobbie) stoves and tinware. (06 Clay
El Dorado Consolidated Mining Co. (Eureka,
Nev.) John H. Sayre secretary, !)28 Montgomery,
room 15
X!l Dorado South Consolidated Mining Co.
(Nevada) D. M, Kent secretary, 330 Pine, rooms
18-19
El Dorado Water and Deep Gravel Mining Co., Robert
M. Welch secretary, 327 Pine, room 5
Eldracber Ptter, miner, r. 131 Seventh
Eldred Chester N., machinist Batchelor & Wylie, r.
16 Stockton
Eldred H. E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 120 Post
FRATINGER & CO.
READY-MADE SUITS
FOR
LADIES, MISSES AND dULDREN.
105 KEARNY STREET.
JOHN HAMMOND
REFLECTORS,
FOE SHOW WINDOWS AND STORES,
MADE AND REPAIRED.
W. E. LANE~ Plumber
B05 KEARMV STREET.
EstabllthcMl 1860. Telephone 315.
Eldred Heury ■)., confectionery, 1941 Mission
Eldred Mumford, r. 13 Monroe
Eldredge Benjamin G., groceries and liquors, SE cor
Broderick and Sacramento, r. 1924 Broderlck
Eldred^e Herbert N., butcher, r. 365 Jessie
Eldredge K. C. (Wightman Bros.) r. SW cor Dorland
and Dolores
Eldredge Zoeth 9., agent, r. 2523 Sutter
Eldridge r. 801 Vallejo
Eldridge Alice, widow, r. 113 Turk
Eldridge Carleton L., lastmaker Frederick W. Potter,
r. 210 Valencia
Eldridge Charles, cooper D. Almon, r. 2008 Powell
Eldridge Charles A., cooper, r. 209 Second
Eldridge Charles M., calker, r. 42 Spear
Eldridge Ella Miss, vocalist, r. 8 Stockton PI
Eldridge Edward E., machinist, r. 816 Howard
Eldridge Joseph R., laborer, r. W b Wool, nr Lincoln
Av, B. H.
Eldridge Mary E., Mrs., r. 8 Stockton PI .
Eldridge Oliver, correspondent New York Board
Marine Underwriters, 318 California, room 3, r.
615 Sutter
Eldridge Samuel, cooper, r. 2008 Powell
Eldridge Sylvester A., solicitor Union Ins. Co., r.
Oakland
eS^ Eldridge. See Eldredge
Electric Development Co., George 8. Ladd
president, Percy T. Morgan secretary, J. C. Hen-
derson general manager, 323 Pine
Electrical Construction and Maintenance Co., ofiBce
35 Market
Electrical Supply Co., Orion Brooks president,
G. W. Pease secretary, R. Langer superintendent,
office and works 328 Bush
Electro Magnetic Belt and Truss Co., Dr. W. J. Home
proptr, 702 Market
Elevator Publishing Co. The, jniblishers and proptrs
The Elevator. 622 Clay, room 9
Elevator The (weekly) The Elevator Publishing Co.,
publishers and proptrs, 622 Clay, room 9
Eley G., boltmaker Pac. Boiling Mill
Elfelt A. B. * Co. (in liquidation) office 108 Sansome
Elfelt Edwin S.. r. 1208 Sutter
Elfelt Joseph (Code. Elfelt k Co.) 1208 Sutter
Elford Alfred, bookkeeper Levison Bros., r. 920 3j
Folsom
Elford Alfred, butcher, r. 121534 Folsom
Elford Alfred T., carpenter W. A. Meeker, r. 920J4
Folsom
Elford William R., carpenter Moore Bros., r. Oakland
Elfstrom Martin S., tailor C.Lyons, r. 11 Harlan PI
Elger Wenzel, cooper, r. 735 Brannan
Elias Ansell, r. 403 Leavenworth
Elias Isaac, bookbinder, r 729 Union
Ellas Israel, manager Piatt's Hall. r. 729 Union
Elias Lippman, glazier, r. 729 Union
EliaB Manus, bookkeeper Edward Cohn & Co., r. 230
Kearny
Elias Morris, salesman Mrs. Rose Ellas, r. 422 Third
Elias Rose Mrs., furnishing goods. 422 Third
Eliaser Abraham, r. 915!« McAllister
Eliaser Isaac, jeweler, r. 915M McAllister
Ellason Charles, seaman schr Charles Hansen, r.
118)4 Washington
Ellason Loritz, seaman schr Gem
Elier Philip, laborer, r. 867 Market
Eligh Melo, teamster, r. 101 Commercial
Ellkan Camille, superintendent Golden Gate Woolen
Mills, r. 811 Shotwell
Eliot Alice J, MrH., r. 227 Sixth '
Eliot Joseph B., business manager Chronicle, r.
6 Turk
Eliot Julius, boxmaker, r. P39 Mission
K?" Eli't. See Elliot and Elliott
Elltch Fred., baker, r. 425k Broadway
Elit< h Josle, weaver 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r
126 Francisco '
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PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
48 to 50 Beale Street, &ian Frauclkco.
TviiwvSkn leham A Hoolrf&r 421-*''i7 Utarhet Stireet. Sole Asents fK»r
rUmany ISnam OC* nuOKer. i>ederlck's Pemetaal Ma/preases.
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W. W. Blontague & Co.
pumps,
Suction and Force.
rOV. HAK»,
WIA'O-TIILI^ AND POWER.
ALL, SIZKS.
311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
W.
Elite Photogfrapliic Studio, Jones & Lotz pro-
prietors, 838 Market
Elire Saloon, William Schrieber proprietor, 21
Kearny
Elite The, A. Mautz & Co. proprietors, dry goods,
gents' furnishing and fancy goods, 2600 Mission
Elkeles Aaron E., carpctlayer, r. 127 Locust Av
ElkeK'B Henry G., carpettayer, r. 2428 Sacramento
Elkeii Albeit, porter Cerf, Schloss ^• Co.. r. 1(;18 Eddy
Elklngton Charles E., clerk Murphy, Giant & Co., r.
1011 Harrison
Elkington James E., shipping clerk Indianapolis Fur-
niture Co., r. 20 Albion Av
Elkington John, engineer Herman Oranz, r. 1011
Harrison
Elko Consolidated Mining Co. (Nevada) John W.
Pew secretary, 310 Pine, rooms 15-17
Ellard Herbert W., salesman Doane & Henshelwood,
r. Oakland
Ellard Mary,»-widow, r. 621 Pine
Ellard Thomas, packer S. F. and Pac. Glass Works, r.
SW cor Alabama and Twenty-sixth
Ellard William, laborer, r. U12 Baker
Ellean Henry, manufacturing jeweler, lapidary
and diamond setter, 208 Sutter, r. Alameda
EUefsen Charles, quartermaster stmr Santa Rosa, r.
622!^ Brannan
Ellefsen Christ, seaman stmr Santa Rosa, r. 622 ^
Brannan
Ellefsen Samuel, seaman stmr Santa Rosa, r. 622^
Brannan
Ellenberger Caspar, woodcarver, r. 28Ji Morris Av
Ellenbrook Joseph M., packer Fisher Packing Co., r.
1207 Broadway
Ellerhorst Henry D., commission merchant, 117
Drumm, r. 1931 Pine
EUerson W. H., carpenter S. M. Hill, r. 304 Third
EUert Bridget, widow, r. 11 Fulton
Ellert li.'R., druggist, SW cor California and
Kearny, r. 814 California
Ellery Douglas, steward, r. 2001 Powell
Ellery Epes, real estate, 401 Montgomery, r. Alaraeda
Ellickson Rachel Miss, furnished rooms, 1021 J§ Mar-
ket
Elinghouse Alfred, manager, r. 91.5!^ Mission
Elinahouse Bertha, widow, r. 915 H Mission
Elinghouse Edward C. compositor, r. 915}j Mission
Elliugwood Isaac H., freight clerk Cal. Steam Navi-
gation Co., r. 1113 Shotwell
EUinsworth Robert, agent, r. 106 Fourth
EUiusworth Samuel, restaurant, 108 Fourth, r, 106
Fourth
Ellinwood Charles N., physician and surgeon, office
715 Clay, r. 1723 Pine
Elliot Albert, steward, r. 39 Fifth
Elliot Augustus G., salesman A. M. Simpson k Bro.,
r. Alameda
Elliot Charles A., assistant bookkeeper A. M. Simp-
son k Bro., r. 110 Lily Av
Elliot Charles E., mining secretary, 79 Nevada
Block, r. Alaraeda
Elliot Emma F. Miss, teacher West Mission St. Pri-
mary School, r. 110 Lily Av
Elliot Frederick N., bookkeeper Heman C. Elliot, r.
San Rafael
Elliot Heman C, teamster, office cor Howard and
Steuart, r. San Rafael
Elliot Martha A. Mrs., foundry facings, iX Fremont,
r. Alameda
Elliot Mary A. Miss, assistant teacher Sanchez St.
Grammar School, r. 110 Lily Av
Elliot Richard, druggist W. M. Searby, r. 110 Lily Av
Elliot Samuel F., carpenter, r. 1126 Shotwell
Elliot Susan, widow, r. 110 Lily Av
ELLIOT, THE .ir. a.
proprietor, 'no Eddy
Elliot William, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
C. Jones
Elliot Washington, office 79 Nevada Block, r. Alameda
Elliot William W.. carpenter, r. cor Lundy Lane and
Esmeralda, B, H.
Elliot Zalie J. Mrs. (Runge & Elliot) r. 417 Kearny
Elliott , carpenter, r. 942 Minslon
Elliott Alfred T., hop broker, r 70« Pine
Elliott Charles, city superintendent Spring Valley W.
W., r. 5J8 Golden Gate Av
Elliott Charles B., solicitor J. P. Lightbody i Co.
Elliott Charles F., salesman, r. 2 Martha PI
Elliott Charles J., tobacco pipe maker, 149 Dore, rear
Elliott Clark, blacksmith, r. i:«5 Howard
Elliott Edwaid (Daley k Elliott) r. 720 Harrison
Elliott Edward G., porter J. B. Wooster & Co., r. 832
Mission
Elliot Frederick A., broker, r. 742 Sixteenth
Elliott Frederick K., millman r. 633 California
Elliott George B.. with Hutchinson & Mann, r. 1920
Franklin
Elliott George H., draftsman Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 417 Larkin
Elliott H., waiter stmr Queen of the Pacific
Elliott Henry, engineer, r. 1151 Chestnut
Elliott Henry A. ( Wadhams & Elliott) r. Portland, Or.
Elliott Herbert, clerk The J. Dewing Co., r. 708 Pine
Elliott J., cajpitalf^t. r, Russ House
Elliott James, workman Selby Smelting and Lead
Co, r. 1070 Howard
Elliott James T., dyer Pacific Dye Works, r. cor Gates
and Crescent Av, B. H.
Elliott John (Charles Montgomery & Co.) r. 702 Sutter
Elliott John, driver George C. Smart, r. W s San Jose
Road, nr Industrial School
Elliott John, keeper Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 2 Gilbert
Elliott John O., carpenter, r. 624 Fourth
Elliott John P., spinner, r. cor Gates and Crescent Av
Elliott John R., liquor saloon, SW cor Baker and
Beach
Elliott Joseph, blacksmith/r. 3 Eaton Alley
Elliott Kate Miss, teacher Girls' High School, r, 711
Jones
Elliott Mark L., mining epgineer, r. 712 Sutter
Elliott McDonald, fruit packer, r. 806 Leavenworth
Elliott R. Charles, paper hanger Frank G. Edwards,
r. 323 O'Farrell
Elliott Richard broker, 44 Merchants' Exchange, j.
903 54 Shotwell
Elliott Richard E., proptr St. Lawrence House, 568
Mission
Elliott Robert, r. 754 Mission
Elliott Robert, porter J. B. Worster & Co., r. 832 Mis-
sion
Elliott Robert, waiter Pac. Oyster House, r. 427 Broad-
way
Elliott Robert W., fruit packer, r. 806 Leavenworth
Elliott Samuel, pantryman stmr City of Stockton
Elliott Sarah Miss, r. 903 J4 Shotwell
Elliott Stephen, driver D. Goodman, r. 618 J4 Filbert
Elliott Thomas E., teamster Henry Dutton Jr., r. 2704
Polk
Elliott Wallace W., lithographer, r. 1316 California
Elliott Washington It, Gen., vice-president
California Safe Deposit and Trust Co., SE cor
Montgomery and California, r. 1920 Franklin
Elliott W. E., with Jason Springer & Co.
Elliott William, laborer, r. 2 Gilbert
Elliott William G., insurance agent, r. 806 Leaven-
worth
Elliott William J., r. cor Crescent Av and Gates
1^" Elliott. See Eliot and Elliot
Ellis Alfred T. (M. C. Ellis & Son) r. 2201 Scott
Ellis Arthur J., bookkeeper Horn & Chapman, r. Buss
Ellis Asa, collector U. 8. Internal Revenue, U. 8.
Appraisers' Bldg, first floor, r. 1114 Octavia
Ellis B., r. 305 Golden Gate Av
Ellis Belle A. Miss, teacher Commercial School, r.
1913 Baker
THE LATEST STYLES,
THE FINEST GOODS,
THE BEST WORK at
'THE HASTINGS,"
I.ICH: HOUSE BI.OCK.
THE LION Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, $4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SSZTOK, Asst. Manager.
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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Ellis BenjamJn T., contractor, r. 27 South Park
Ellis Charles, carpenter, junction Valencia and Mar-
ket, r. Broderick, nr Fourteenth
Ellis Charles, restaurant, 1101 Howard
Ellis Charles .1.. cashier local freight office S. P. Co.,
r. 2123 California
Ellis Charles L., miner, r. 712 Clementina
Ellis Charles M., drufj clerk, r. 520 Bush
Ellis Charles M., salesman, r. 2 Washington At
Ellis Charles W., cook, r. 601 Pine
Ellis Charles Z., conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 105 Austin
Ellis David O., laborer, r. 1747 Mission
Ellis Kdward, r. 515 Sixth
Ellis Edward P., carpenter, r. 27 South Park
Ellis Edward V., clerk Z. W. Moore, r. 515 Sixth
Ellis Ell, clerk, r. 305 Golden Gate Av
Ellis Felix D., clerk Insurance dept Balfour, Guthrie
& Co., r. East Oaklaud
Ellis Ford, teamster, r. NE cor Golden Gate Av and
Webster
Ellis Frank, seaman bktne Geo. C. Perkins
Ellis Frank H., clerk, r. 34 Fourth
Ellis Frank M. C, flour merchant, r. 2303 M Bush
Ellis Franklin, meterman Pac. Gaa Imp. Co., r. 1022
Twentieth
Ellis G., r. 311 Sutter
Ellis r.eorge. cigarmaker, r. 8 Welsh
Ellis George J., clerk Z. W. Moore r. 515 Sixth
Ellis George W., lithographer, r. 2310 Howard
Ellis George W., master mariner, r. 4 Vallejo PI
Ellis Grace Miss, compositor John H. Enarstou, r. 515
Sixth
Ellis Griffith, fireman stmr Piedmont
Ellis Henry, boatman Antone Wienberg, r. N B
Hooper, bet Fourth and Kentucky
Ellis Henry, driver E. M. Gallagher, r. Twentieth Av,
nr Point Lobos Av
Ellis Henry C. (Ellis & Miller) r. Oakland
Ellis Henry C, encrineer, r. 13 Eleventh
Ellis Henry H. (Ellis & Miller) r. 30G Lombard
Ellis Henry S., bookkeeper F. Toplitz & Co., r. 1620
Geary
Ellis Herman C, clerk, r. 105 Austin
Ellis Hyman, merchant, r. 1610 Scott
Ellis Jacob, broker, r. 402 Montgomery
Ellis James J., maihinist, r. 1006 Twenth-first
Ellis Jennie Mrs., r. 1154 Folsom
Ellis John, r. 22 Geary
Ellis Jonathan R., r. 415 Francisco
Ellis Joseph D., talker, r. 312 Castro
Ellis Joseph V., clerk, r. 1913 Baker
Ellis Lellia Mrs., teacher elocution, 41 Phelan Bldg
Ellis Lena, laundress U. S. Laundry
Ellis Louis, r. 712 Clemeutina
Ellis Margaret M. Mrs., r. 1012 Lombard
Ellis Marce M. Miss, teacher Public Schools, r. 1913
Baker
Ellis Mary A. Mrs., bakery and varieties, 2011 Mission
Ellis Mary A. Mrs., widow, r. 850 Folsom
Ellis M. C. &Co. (Moses C. and Alfred T.Ellis)
shipping and commission merchants and pro-
prietors Tehama Mills (Tehama, Cal.) Victor
Flouring Mills (HoUister, Cal.) and agents Cali-
fornia Flour Exporters' Association, 29 Mer-
chants' Ex('ban<7e
Ellis Michael, r. 6?i Golden Gate Av. rear
Ellis Minora 8. Miss, teacher North CoBmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 27 South Park
Ellis Morgan A. Rev., pastor Welsh Presbyterian
Church, r. 121 Nineteenth
Ellis Moses C. (M. C. Ellis & Son) r. 1801 Pierce
Ellis Nathan R., carpenter, r. 25 Hawthorne
Ellis Peter, shoemaker, r. 938 Folsom
Ellis R. B., patternmaker Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
Emeryville
Ellis Richard, fireman stmr Piedmont
Ellis Robert, seinemaker, r. 28 Louisa
Ellis Seely S., carpenter, r. 337 Jessie
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERnO-Ei:.ECTRIC
RUSSIAN and TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Givei.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SEWER PIPE. SEWER TRAPS.
Se-wers Laid Properly.
Sewers Repaired.
Plumber,
EsUbllshed 1860.
E. LANE,
505 Kearny Street.
Telephone 315.
Ellis Sephen, fisherman, r. 43 Minna
EMlB Stephen, laborer, r. 109 Minna
Ellis Thomas P., policeman, r. 742 Howard
Ellis Vic, cashier U, 8. Internal Revenue, r. 114 Oc-
tavia
Ellis Volney E. Jr., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 1634 De-
visadi-ro
Ellis Walter, with Pac. Graphite Mnfg Co., r. 1814
Geary
Ellis Wilbur D. (Leonard & Ellis) r. New York City
Ellis William, clerk A. Paladini, r. 614M Natoma
Ellis William, floorman C. F. Dryer, r. 624 Pacific
KUia William, proprietor Crystal Hotel, NE cor
Fourth and Berry
Ellis William, sawyer Cal. Cigar Box Co.,r. 29 Louisa
Ellis William C, printer, r. 415 Francisco
Ellis William H., clerk r. 121 Nineteenth
Ellis William P., engineer Visitacion Water Works,
r. Sumatra, bet Monongahela and Savannah
Ellis & Miller (Henry H. Ellis, John W. Miller and
Henry C. Ellis) hay, grain and feed, 21-2a Spear
Ellison David, gardener, r. 2440 Post
Ellison James, laborer, r. 478 Tehama
Ellison James, solicitor, r. 7 Yerba Buena
Ellison Storms, carpenter, r. 304 Third
Ellison William, boatmnn, r. 126 Francisco
Ellmaker Maria E., widow, r. SE cor Guerrero and
Eighteenth
Ellmau A. W., r. 14 Natoma
Ellon Robert, mining, 310 Pine, room 47, r. 1511 Web-
ster
Ellsworth Charles, salesman Perkins & Wilson, r. 18
Franklin
Ellsworth Charles E., helper IJ. S. Mint, r. 1240 Mis-
sion
Ellsworth Charles E., speculator, r. 411 Broderick
Ellsworth F. A. Mrs., stenographer Dakin & Hawes,
r. 50O Eddy
Ellsworth Frank, porter Wells, Fargo t Co., r. 848
Grove
Ellsworth Henry, printer, r. 805Ji Leavenworth
Ellsworth John C, engineer tug Emily, r. 10 Haggin
Ellsworth John T., tailor, r. 42 Everett
Ellsworth Margaret, widow, r. 412 Jones
Ells-wortli Timothy, general agent Hartford Life
and Annuity Insurance Co., 618 Market, r. 39
South Park
Ellsworth William, r. 244 Jessie
Ellsworth William H.,brassmolderWhyte&DeRome
r. 30 J^ Harriet
Ellwood Frederick J., canvasser, r. 222 M Fourth
El Madre Quicksilver Mining Co., A. Halsey secre-
tary, 328 Montgomery, room 7
Elmer Charles, stableman, r. 529 Valencia
Elmer Harrison, clerk Joseph E. Shain, r. 314 Bush
Elmer Joshua, r. 812 Jessie
Elmer Mary Miss, r. 431 3i Turk
Elmer Mary E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 314 Bush
Elmers Henry, bartender Ernest R. Kippenberg, r. 201
Steuart
Elmers John, clerk John Puckhaber, r. SW cor Tene-
rlffe and St. John
Elmers Nicholas, clerk H. Gaerdes, r. 1825 Powell
Elmore John M., assistant librarian S. F. Bar Assn,
r. 121 Post
Elmquest Emile H., machinist, r. 243 Tehama
Elmquest John M., r. 2-13 Tehama
Elmquest Julius R., patternmaker, r. 243 Tehama
Elmquest Oscar, hostler Omnibus RR., r. 243 Te-
hama
Eloesser Arthur (Heynemann k Co.) r. 1711 Stockton
EloesserHugo (William Uhlmann & Co.) r. 2206
Jones
Eloesser Leo, printer, and secretary Eureka Ben. See,
and Hebrew Orphan Asylum and Home Soc, 414
Clay, r. 2206 Jones
Elsasser Alexander, commercial traveler H. Levi &
Co., 117 Market
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PHENIX INSURANCE CO, OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. DAVIS, City Agent,
429 CallforiiTa Street.
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encaiiMtlc, Vlazea und Plain.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Elsasser Charles, liquor saloon, 1119 Pierce
ElsBsser Charles Jr., mesBman stinr Modoc, r. 1119
Pierce
Elsasser Jacob, teamster, r. 614 Seventh
Elgasser Jonas, cashier and bookkeeper Wangen-
heim. Steruheim & Co., r. 8U Ellis
Elebach Albert, salesman Schoenholz Bros. & Co., r.
116 Jones
Elsbach Herman (Schoenholz Bros. & Co.) r. 116
Jones
Elsing Joseph, baker A. Harenberg, r. 763 Howard
Eisner Henry, seaman, r. 263 East
Elston George, actor, r. 35 Moss
E'ston Otto C., longshoreman, r. 2316 Mason
Elsus Christopher, cardriver, r. 1205 Steiner
ElBworth Miniiie Miss, actress, r. 132 Eddy
Elton William, clerk G. A. Flower & Co., r. 215
Kearny
Eltzer Auguste, liquor saloon and lodgings, 318 Pa-
cific
Elverson Frederick, liquor saloon, N 8 Point Lobos
Av, bet First and Second Avs
Elvidge Charles, millwright Stearns Mnfg Co., r.
Oakland
Elvidge Fred., machinist Empire Foundry, r. Oak-
land
Elvin Henry, liquor saloon, NW cor Main and Bryant
Elward John, blacksmith helper Charles W. Mulloy,
r. 772 Mission
Elwell Frank, merchant tailor, 713 Sutter
Elwert B. Mrs., widow, r. 1400 Post
El>%'ert Charles P., druggist and chemist, 221
PoKt, r. 1400 Post
Elwert Henry, r. Fort Mason
Elwood Francis W., stair builder, r. 12 BowJe Av
Elwood James, r. 2243 Mission, rear
El-v^rood Michael, real estate, r. 2506 Post
Elwood Richard, engineer, r. 418 Green
Ely E. G., compositor Alta
Ely Henry H., civil engineer, r. 1205 Polk ^
Ely Maggie Mrs. seamstress, r. 1023 Clay
Ely Mary, widow, r. 32}<J Clementina
Ely Nicholas, painter, r. 32 Clementina
Ely Robert H., carpenter, r. 1214 Mission
Ely William, machinist, r. 32 Clementina
Emanuel Abraham, commercial traveler, r. 226 Fulton
Emanuel Churoli of tlie Evang^elical Asso-
ciation, Rev. Herman Brauer pastor, W s Potter,
bet Market and Mission
Emannel Emanuel (L. & E. Emanuel) r. 1004 Van
Ness Av
Emanuel Francois, clerk August Pistolesl, r. 752
Washington
Emanuel Henri, barber Jean Brouquet, r.ll33Dupont
Emanuel Henry, salesman Martin Sachs & Co., r. 316
Turk
EMANUEL L. & E. <I.ew,s and
Emanuel) manufacturers, dealers and
importers furniture, beddings and up-
Uolstery, 4:12-434 Fourth
Emanuel Lewis (L. & E. Emanuel) r. 316 Turk
Emanuel Mission Sunday School, 928 Mission
Emberton Thomas, waiter stuir Mariposa
Emerald Oscar, bnrbpr, 296 First, r. 431 Clementina
Emeric H. T., clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo & Co.,
r. 306 Stockton
Emeric Henry F., realestate, 621 Sansome, r. 1115 Geary
Emeric Joseph, real estate, 621 Sansome, room 1, r.
1115 Geary
Emerick William J., engineer, r. 635 Geary
Emerson Adolph E., electrician stmr Alameda
Emerson Albert B., clerk A. Crawford* Co., r. 105 Oak
Emerson Charles, public weigher Washington St.
Wharf
Emersi-n C. F., tinsmith John Lee & Co., r. 568 How-
ard
Emerson Charles M., waiter, r. 631 Sacramento
Emerson Edward W., dentist, 236 Sixth
Emerson Franklin W., journalist, r. 105 Stockton
Emerson Fred L., pianomaker Sherman, Clay & Co.,
r. 2007 Howard
Emerson George, r. 1302 California
Emerson George W., accountant A. B. Forbes, 2U
Sansome
Emerson George W., machlnlet W. W. UoDtague k
Co., r. 704 J4 Mission
Emerson Hattie, widow, r. 68 Everett
Emerson Horatio, clerk, r. 607 Third
Emerson John A., produce commission merchant,
521-523 Sansome, r. 2415 California
Emerson Joseph, r. 19 Sixth
Emerson L. D. Mrs., widow, r. 226 Taylor
Emerson Nellie Miss (MIbbcb Emerson & Bacon) r.
523 Jessie
Emerson Primary School, Miss Sallie A. RIgbtmire
principal, N s Pine, bet Scott and Devisadero
Emerson Richard, musician, r. 1436 Pine
Emerson Rose, vocalist, TivoH Opera House
Emerson William, speculator, r. 1014 Sutter
Emerson William, teamster, r. 638 Geary
Emerson Z. D. Mrs., r. 523 Jessie
Emerson & Bacon Misses (Miss Nellie Emerson and
Miss Mae H^lene Bacon) copyists and transcribers
331 Montgomery, rooms 40-41
Emerton Edward porter stmr San Rafael
Emerton John W., painter, r. 8 Valencia
Emery Augustus, electrician, r. 1503 Steiner
Emery Frank, laborer, r. 1811 Stevenson
Emery Erederick, waiter, r. 2653i Tehama
Emery George F., sailmaker, r. 1 Eddy
Emery George T., agent Cal. Rock Drill Co., 30 First,
r. 1513 Baker
Emery Henry T., asssitant secretary Merchants' Ex-
change Assn., r. 530 Harrison
Emery Leander, cook. r. 807 Kearny
Emery S. S., contractor and builder, 423 Geary
Emery T. G., machinist, r. 7U9 Van NessAv
Emery Thomas, calker, r. 1 Central PI
Emery Wallace B., r. 449^ Natoma
Emery Walter, lather, r. 26 Mission Av
Emery Walter, woolsorter, r. 620 Fourth
Emery William H., assistant supt Geary St. RR., r.
1625 Post
Emhoflf Autone, milkman, 13 Norfolk
Emhoff Frank milkranch.cor Devisadero and Chestnut
Emhoff Joseph, milker George C. Smart, r. W 8 San
Jose Road, nr Industrial School
Emlg Henry, baker stmr Queen of the Pacific, r. 814
Broadway
Emlet David, furnished rooms, 631 Sacramento
Emma Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Arizona) Frank E.
Dietz secretary, 8 S. F. Stock and Exchange Bldg
Emmal Joseph B., real estate, r. 612 Jones
Emmal Joseph B. Jr., clerk John F. English, r. 407
Powell
Emmal William B., druggist John Devine, r. 612
Jones
Emmatt John S., clerk freight auditor's office 8. P.
Co. r. Oakland
Emmel Konrad, teamster, r. 236 Clara
Emmerich Balthasar, barbershop, 140 Eleventh
Emmerich Ernest, teacher drawing and penmanship,
r. 227 Seventh
Emmerich John A., bricklayer, r. 746 Mission
Emmerich Louisa Mrs., midwife, r. 140 Eleventh
1^" Emmerich. See Emrick
Emmett carpenter, r. 33 Hinckley
Emmett George, mining, 302 Montgomery, rooms 5-6,
r. 2405 Mission
Emmett Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 632 Ellis
Emmett P. Barrett, clerk land dept S. P. Co., r. 2416
California
Emmett William, laborer, r. Sutro Heights
Emmons Elmer 8., bookkeeper Spring Valley W.W.,
r. 1023 Valencia
TJCSrS.
Imported and Domestic Rugs in immense variety.
W. & J. SLOANE Sc CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT AHOVB PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Storo Fixtures.
37 Marto SL
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CLLIrOL CA I nA Unit France to this countn, but without Brandy. ; 530 WASHIMOTON
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EmmoDH Oeoi'fie W., purchasing agent and general
drayman, 124 California, r. 615 Octavia
Einmous Idella C. MIbs, teacher Columbia Grammar
School, r. 1023 VHlencia
Emmons John, cooper Andrews jt Cornell, r. 417 Main
Emmous John M., seaman, r. 417 Main
Emmons Mabel Miss, teacher Dartlett Primary
School, r. 1023 Valencia
Emmons Mary J., widow, r. 1023 Valencia
Emmons Thomas, engineer, r. 1257 Montgomery
Emond Come, clerk Renton, Holmes & Co., r. 427
Tehama
Emory John, insurance agent, r. 1226 Pine
%^ Emory. See Emery
Empey Charles Jr., machinist, r. 1053 Howard
Empey Mary J., widow, r. 15 Rincon PI
Empey Walter L., teamster, r. 849 Mission
Empey William, reporter Guide, r. 839 Hayes
Empire Coal ]>Iine and Railroad (Mt. Diablo)
Mortimer W. Belshaw manager, office 402 Front
Empire Dairy, Henry G. Wilson proptr, W s San
Bruno Road, nr Twenty-ninth
Empire Foundry and Macbine W^orks,
(Savage, Son & Co.) 135-143 Fremont
Empire Gold Mining Co. (Sierra Co. Cal.) A. Judson
secretary, 320 Sansome, room 52
Empire Lodgings, Benjamin B. Smith proprietor, 636
Commercial •'
Empire Malt House, Schweitzer & Bauer pro-
prietors, 418-424 Chestnut, office 632 Sacramento
Empire Slatcli Factory, Leege & Mills proprie-
tors. 410-412 Clay
Empire Nursery, Columbus Ferrari proptr, Felton,
bet Maryland and Amherst, U. M. T.
Empire Steam Coffee and Spice Itlillg, Leege
& Mills proprietors. 410-412 Clay
Emptage John F., laborer, r. 561 Bryant
Emsick Henry, bartender John Mueller, r. 107 Trenton
Emslie Cliarles, night inspector Custom House, r.
Berkeley
Enbom Charles A., clerk forwarding department
Wells, Faryo & Co., r. 104 Turk
Encisco Pedro, cook, r. 1028 Market
Encoyand Zephirln, laundryman, r. 1052 Howard
Enderle Theodore, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Mission and Ninth
Enderlein Robert, cement mason, r. 24 Turk
Enderli Frank (Enderli & Eegll) r. E s Missouri, bet
Sierra and Napa
Enderli Joseph, milker Enderli & Regli, r. E s Mis-
souri, bet Sierra and Napa
Enderli & Regli (Frank Enderli and John Regli)
proptrs Green Jlouutain Dairy, E s Missouri, bet
Sierra and Napa
Enderline William, laborer, r. 12 Clinton .
Enders Julius, trunkmaker C. A. Malm, r. 543 Howard
Enderson Gamos E., driver, r. 358 Minna
Endicott George W., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 35 South
Park
Endlirh Frank, cellarman Bach, Meese & Co., r. 837
Vallejo
Endorson Louis, trunkmaker, r. 543 Howard
Endres Jacob, president Boca Brewing Co., r.
211 ?4 Valencia
Endress George M., r. 2438 Buchanan
Enelimd Autoue, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 235
Eighth
Enemark Andrew J., carpenter, r. 215 Perry
Enemark Jesse, driver Martin Johnson, r. cor Hamil-
ton and Wayland, U. M. T.
Enemark Niels, cook Toft & Wilson
Enestioiri P. & Co. (Peter Enestrom and Charles Mil-
ler) laundry, 326Drumm
Enestrom Peter (P. Enestrom & Co.) r. 326 Dmmm
Eug John A., tailor, r. 17 Rincon PI
Engdahl Nils, tailor, r. 1026 Treat Av
Enge Hermann, machinist National Ironworks, r. 100
Francisco
FRATINGER t CO,
CLOMS, m d K
105 KEARIVY STREET.
CAS STOVES,
GAS nXTUEES, GAS BURNERS.
Gas Heaters lor all purposes lor sale and made to order.
PLUMBER, 606 KEARNT STREET.
Established IMO. Teleiihone 315.
Engebretsen Albert, cooper J. H. Holden, r. 229
Kearny
Engelbretsen Christian, cooper Ole Madson, r. West
Berkeley
Engel Bartol, tailor, r. 426 Broadway
Engel Bertha Miss, dressmaker, r. 334 Seventh
Engel Caroline, widow, r. 421 M Filbert
Engel Caspar, soapmaker New England Soap Co., r.
W s Utah, bet Center and Santa Clara
Engel Charles, secondhand furniture, 1117 Folsom
Engel Charles W., locksmith, r. 334 Seventh
Engel Frederick, butcher, NE cor Ellis and Scott
Engel George N. (N. Engel & Sons) r. 1128 Union
Engel H. & Sons (Henry G. T., John H., and George
N.) boatmen, office East, opp Washington
Engle Henry G. T. (H. Engel & Sons) r. 1128 Union
Engel James, saloon keeper, r. 1128 Union
Engel John, cabinetmaker West Coast Fur. Co., r. W
s Utah, bet Center and Santa Clara
Engel John G., bartender, r. 150 Shipley, rear
Engel John B., boatman, r. 1815 Hyde
Engel Moses, advance agent, r. 226"Sutter
Engel Rudolph, canvasser, r. 24 Mint Av
^ Engel. See Engle
Engelage Frederick, hostler G. Brogge h Bro., r. 42
Clay
Engelberg E. A. Jr., bookkeeper Tillmann i Bendel,
r. 418 Kearny
Engelberg Emil A., r. 418 Kearny
En|jf8lber£:'8 Bakery, Franz Siebrecht propri-
etor, 416 Kearny
Engelbert Charles W., butcher, r. 417 Mason, rear
Engelbert Peter H., cigar manufacturer, 250G Mission
Engelbrecht Edmund W., salesman Engelbrecht, Son
& Co., r. 345 Waller
Engelbrecht F., cook, r. 904 Kearny
Engelbrecht Herman (Engelbrecht, Son & Co.) r. 834
Turk
Engelbrecht Herman A. (Engelbrecht, Son & Co.) r.
1523 Webster
Engelbrecht Robert T., boatbullder G. W. Kneass, r.
834 Turk
Engelbrecbt, Son & Co. (Herman and Herman
A. Engelbrecht) importers, manufacturers and
jobbers cigars and tobacco, 21 First
Engelbrecht Stephen, liquor saloon, 113 Sixth, r. 455
Minna
Engelfield Max B., barber J. Rosa, r. 433 Pine
Engelfried John, packer Fisher Packing Co.
Engelhardt Bernard, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
W s Indiana, bet Sierra and Napa
Engelhardt Charles, coflfee saloon, 306 Grant Av, r. 1
Chatham PI
Engelhardt Charles, shoemaker, r. 1717 Stevenson
Engelhardt Frederick, compositor Demokrat, r. 920
Montgomery
Engelhardt George, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. 3
Sheridan
Engelhardt John, baker, r. 10 Garden
Engelhardt John, porter Park Hotel
Engelhardt John B., fringeweaverFromm & Schaefer,
r. First Av, nr Point Lobos Av
Engelhardt Louisa, domestic 609 Nineteenth
Engelhardt William, liquor saloon, 419 Montgomery
Av, r. 309 Green
Engelke August, stevedore, r. 1217 Kearny
Engelke Christian H., agent Abend Post, r. 1409
Church
Engelke Ernest, agent, r. 1410 Church
Engelman Herman, seaman, r. 263 £^8t
*;ngelman M. P., cigarmaker J. W. Shaeffer h Co., r.
8 Valley
Engelman Valentine, barber J. Eiefer, r^lS Waah-
ington Av
Engelman William, painter, r. N a Twenty-sixth, bet
Dolores and Church
Engelschmidt Friedrich, painter, r. 7 Kohler'a PI
Engemann Herman, cigarmaker, r. 204 Fourth
JOHN HAMMOND
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CAR WORKS
nanaftirtnrer of every denerlption of
PABSSNaER, 8TREET AND FREIQHT CABS.
4» to SO I>e»l« Street, Kan Franci»co.
Truman, Isham & Hooker.
491-427 Market St. Affricnltaral Imple-
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IMPOEXERS OP
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 311, 313, 316 and 317 MAEKET STREET
Engerle Theodore, trroceries and liquors, 1254 Miusion
Engermann Adolph T., gardener, r. 1519 Polk
Eugfaiiger Anton, cabinetmaker Sanborn, Vail & Co.,
r. 467 Tehama
Eiigholm John P., cabinetmaker, r. 1316 Broadway
Knjsrine Co. No. I, S. F. Fire Dept, 419 Pacific
KiijUfine Co. No. 2, S. F. Fire Dept. 412 Bush
E^n^ine Co. No. 3, S. F. Fire Dept, S s Califor-
nla, bet Leavenworth and Hyde
X;no:ine Co. No. 4, S. F. Fire Dept, 144 Second
lilnfirine Co. No. 5, S. F. Fire Dept, 1219 Stockton
Engine Co. No. O, S. F. Fire Dept, 311 Sixth
Engine Co. No. 7, S. F. Fire Dept, NW cor Six-
teenth and Albion Av
Entfine Co. No. 8, S. F. Fire Dept. 161 6 Pacific Av
Engine Co. No. 9. 8. F. Fire Dept. 320 Main
Engine Co. No. 10, S. F. Fire Dept, 516 Bryant
Engine Co. No. 11, S. F. Fire Dept, N s Para-
guay, bet Railroad Av and Susquehanna
Engine Co. No. 13, 8. F. Firo Dept, 101 Com-
mercial
Engine Co. No. 13. S. F. Fire Dept, W b Valen-
cia, bet Twenty-filth and Twenty-sixth
Engine Co. No. 14, S. F. Fire Dept, Ss McAl-
lister, bet Buchan;in and Webster
Engine Co. No. 15, 8. F. Fire Dept, 2114 Cali-
fornia
ENGINGER VICTOR ,„,,,..„
Goiden Gate Wire Cloth Manufactory
and Wire Works, 108 Alain, r. 101 G
9Iarlcet
England Charles, teamster, r. 2110 Jones
England William A., salesman Eveleth & Nash, r. 248
Fourth
Englander Aaron (M. Englander & Sons) r. 807
Franklin
Englander Bertha Miss, r. 1023 Mission
Englander Frank E., teacher music, r. 426 Grove
Englander Henry, clerk M. Englander & Son, r. 807
Franklin
Englander Leopold, attorney at law, 647 Merchant, r.
726 Golden Gate Av
Englander M. & Son (Max & Aaron) teamsters, 102
Battery
Englander Max (M. Englander h Son) r. 807 Franklin
Englander Samuel, teamster Meyer Davidson
Engle Jacob P, (Eugle & Sou) r. NE cor Fillmore and
Lombard
Engle Nelson B., carriage maker. Ocean View
Engle Volney, driver, r. 1412J4 Pine
Engle Walter J. (Engle & Son) r. 3304 Fillmore
Engle William H. bookkeeper Engle & Son, r. NE
ror Fillmore and Lombard
ENGLE & SON ,.acol,P.and
Walter J.) -^vood and lumber, SE cor-
ner Fillmore and Francisco
t^ Engle. See Engel and Enkle
Engler Aiigu-t, expressman, r. 400 Waller
Engler Benedic t, Faiisage factory, 227 Fourth
Eugler George, roofer, r. 129 Third
Engler John, roofer, r. 129 Third
Engler John B., foreman, r. 514 Linden Av
Engler Julius, dishwasher J. Deutsch, r. 320 Dupont
Engler Katie domestic 820 Ouerr.-ro
Englcs Nellie E., widow, r. 537 Mission
Engley Thomas, r. 824 Kearny
Ei\gli8h Alia K. Miss, glove Mlker, r. 429 Oak
English BenjMmin F., salesman John F. English, r.
727 Shotwell «
English Daniel, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons, r.
41 J4 Third
English E. C. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1526 California
English E., carpenter, r. 1 Fifih
English Hiirriet, widow, r. 429 Oak
English Henry, molder Pacific Iron Works, r. Oakland
I English James, painter, r. 27 Valencia
English James, president Oal. Spring Manufacturing
Co., r. 073 Hanison
English Jerome, rial estate, f.18 Market, r. 1226 Ellis
English J. G., r. Palare Hotel
English J. M., r. Palace Hotel
English John, fireman stiur Columbia
EN&LISH JOHN F., p,oa„..
commission inercliant, 313-315 Davis,
r. 2417 Ho^vard
English John F.. mariner, r. 34 Madison Av
English Leland O., hardware, 109 California, r. 1526
California
English Melzer F., clerk John F. English
English Nathaniel F., r. 727 Shotwell
En»tlish Nathaniel F. Jr., clerk, r. 1118 Treat Av
English R. F. Miss, principal Bartlett Primary School,
r. 727 Shotwell
English Richard, laborer, r. N s Fulton, bet Devisa-
dero and Broderick
English Robert, r. 20 Stevenson Av
English Samuel B., < lerk Tax Collector, r. 13 Eddy
English Thomas, clerk Jason Springer & Co.
English Warren B., superiiitemlent warehouses Cub-
torn House and (C. H. Maddox & Co.) r. Oakland
English William, laborer, r. 606 Natoma
English W^illiam D., Harbor Commissioner, 10
California '
English W. P., carpet layer, r. 709 Polk
V^ English. See Ingles
Eugs John S., manager Parke & Lacy, 8 Callfornis,
r. Oakland
Engstrom Charles P.. sailmaker, r. 225 Drumm
Engstrom Fritz, r. 2M Adelaide PI
Engwer Edward A., clerk A. Crawford & Co., r. 820
Lombard
Engwer William A. (Alta Soap Co.) r. 820 Lombard
Engwer William A. Jr., traveling salesman Alta Soap
Co., r. 820 Lombard
Engwicht Ebns, r. lt'34 Folsom
Engwicht Emanuel, liquor saloon, 737 Folsom
Engwicht Henry E., brakeman S. P. Co,, r. 1034 Fol-
som
Engwicht John, machinist Frederick A. Robbins, r.
739 Folsom
Enisfleld Peter, barber, r. 1217 Green, rear
Eujdahl Nils, tailor, r. 1026 Treat Av
Enkle Abraham, barber, 1424 Folk, r. IIIOH Hyde
Eukle B., r. 64HH Natoma
Enkle Charles, clerk, r. 411 hi Turk
Enkle Herman, clerk, r. 411 jj Turk
Enkle Morris, r. 411M Turk
Iff- Enkle. See Engle and Engel
Eunifl Abraham, r, 103 Perry
Enni-j Annie, Annie, widow, r. 912 Lyon
Enuis George, laborer, r. 640 Howard
Ennls James, laborer, r. 1144 Folsom
Enuls J. D., deputy Sheriff, r. 637 California
Funis Kate Mrs., bakery, 1905 Geary
F.nnis Lawrence, shoefitter, r. 256 Stevenson
Ennis Lizzie Miss, domestic 2518 California
Ennis Marv, r. 22 Langton
Ennis Nicholas, back driver, r. 1712 Ellis
Ennis Patrick, laborer, r. 1101 Mission
Ennis Richard, policeman, r. 3^7 Fourth
Ennis Rosie, burler, S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
1614 Powell
Ennis W., cabinetmaker Pac. Spring and Mattress Co.,
r. 1008 Natoma
Ennis Walter, helper Union Box Factory, r. 103 Perry
Ennis William H., with S. F. District Tel. Co., r. 114
Hnight
Ennor Philip L., engineer J. Seunett & Co., r. 2110
Mason
Ennor Thomas, liquor saloon, 210 Steuart, r. 1229
Lombard
Eno Joseph A., Inventor, 331 Montgomery, room 16,
r. 219 Powell
BIANN & BENEDICT,
SDCCESSOKS TO
C. C. HASTINGS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND
A.KCK HOVSE BI^OCK.
ORIENT Ins. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,551,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SEXTOIT, Asst. Uaugei.
»ICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
ENO
451
ERB
Eno8 Abraham T., r. 2725 Howard
EnoK Arthur, cabinetmaker F. S. Chadbourne & Co., r.
Oakland
Enos Frank, seaman, r. lOfi Jarkson
Eno8 F. S., machinist, r. 7U McAllister
Enos George Henry, master tug ApoIus, r. Oakland
Euos John S., attorney at law, r. 203 Eddy
Enos Joseph, r. 1614 Powell
Euos Joseph, deckhand strar Modoc
Enos Joseph, finisher F. S. Chadbourne & Co., r. Oak-
land
Enos Joseph, Ironer La Grande Laundry
Euos Joseph L.. boarding and lodgiofi, 117 Jackson
Enos Mary Ann, domestic, r. NE cor Sierra and Ten-
nessee
Enos William B.. machinist Mcintosh iiWolpman, r.
714 McAllister
Enqnist Altred, longshoreman, r. 17 J4 Geneva
Enquist Alfred A., notary public, 436 Montgomery, r.
439 Third
Enqnist John A., printer, r. 439 Third
Euright Charles M., physician and surgeon. 659 Clay
Enright Ci)rnelius, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Uei>r°;ia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Enright Cornelius, liquor saloon, 411 Pine, r. 630
Sutler
Enrlglit Cornellue, night watchman, r. 261 First
Eurij^ht Edward, r. 314 Bush
Enright Edward P., groceries and liquors, 1131 How-
ard
Enriubt Jamefi, seaman, r. 263 East
Enright John, calker, r. 1206 Union
Enright John, groceries and liquors, 230 Minna
Enright John, laborer, r. St. Rose's Av aud Collins
Enright John E., stableman, r. 6 Ewer PI
Euri;;ht Joseph, policeman, r. 323 J^ Minna
Euright Joseph P.. r. 1131 Howard
Enright M.tggie Mrs., bakery, 317 Polk
Enright Patrick, r. 1131 Howard
Enright Patrick, groceries and liquors, 1326 Kearny
Euright I'atrick, painter Palace Hotel
Enright P.-ter, laborer, r. 180 Clara
Enright Pt-ter, l.iborer Michelsseu, Roth & Co., r.
cor Honduras and Railroad Av
Enright Thomas, r. 240 .Minna
Enri«bt Thomas, liquor saloon. 200 Seventh
Euright Walter J.. salesman Eeane Bros., r. 1522 Clay
Euright William (Enright & Co.) r. 1115 Devisadero
Euright* Co. (William Euright) plumbers and gas-
fitters. 39Su(tfr
!»■ Enriaht. S>e Enwright
Ensbury William, bai tender Adam & Kibbe, r. 672
Natoma
Ensign Saloon, Schwartz, Husing k Meyer pro-
prietors, SW cor Market and East
E'lblgu William F., safe and lock expert, r. 627 Bush
Ensiuger Cliiirles. pianomaker, r. 20 Page
Eusm^er Charles H., piano mufr, 1144H Howard, r.
20 Page
Entenmann Carl, jeweler Wagner & Ott, r. 231 Second
Kntiumaiiu George, baker, r. 218 Clara, rear
Enterpri.sie Brewery and Mult House, P.
Hillebnndt .V Cu. proprietors, •J015--2019 Kulsom
Euterprise D.iiry. Ambrose Silago 'proptr, NW cor
ENTEmiSE FOUNDRY
H. Sciii-adei- A Co. proprietors, ntaiiu-
fiicturers of custin|rg, etc., ^31-^:i3
ENTERPRISE MILL AND
BVILDIXGCO., D. A. Macduiiald, presi-
deitt., K. S. Falconer secretary, 217-^25
^pear, and 2I8-22G Steuart
Enterprise Straw Itlaiiufactiiringf Co., W.
Haker & Hiuz proprift(irs, S4) Market
Eutz Ferdin.ind, watchmaker, r. 550 Mission
SANITARY PLUMBING
j IN ALL ITS BRANCHES WELL DONE.
Repairinf^ a Specialty.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIEKMO-r.tECTRIC
RUSSIAN aii TURKISH BATHS
AlEO Medicated a;id Electric Ealhs Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
I Entzmiuger Michael, tanner, r. 318 D.iy
I Euwright Jeremiah, messenger headquarters Division
: of the P.xifl ■, U. S. A. r. 2232 Uu:ou
i t^ Euwright. See Enright
Epburo Frank, drugaist, r. 110 Mason
; Epeuritter Bertha, widow, r. 620?i Linden Av
j Ephraiin Adeline Miss teacher Grant Primary School,
r. 315 Golden Gate Av
Ephraim Ferdinand, cigars, 414 Market, r. 1628 Clay
Ephruim J. A., printer, r. 315 Golden Gate Av
Eporaim Jeanneite Miss, teacher Tehama Primary
i School, r. 315 Golden G:.te Av
] Ephraim Moses A., florist John H. Slevers, r. 315
Golden Gate Av
Ephraim Moritz B., merchant, r. 22.'? Post
Ephraim Rachel, widow, r. 25 Harriet
I Epley Wiley H., gripman Market St. RR., r. 112
Devisadero
I Epling Max, driver, r. 144 Seventh
Eppinger Herman (Epplnger At Co.) r. Dixon, Cal.
Eppinger Jacob (Eppinger* Co.) r. 1010 Post
Eppiuger Joseph L., correspondent Eppinger & Co., r.
1010 Post
Epping'er & Co. (Jacob and Herman Eppinger
and Beruhard Ettlinger) commission merchants
and grain dealers, 302 California
Eppler Andreas, boots and shoes, 2215 Mlsaion
Epps Charles, expressman, r. 1718 Leavenworth
Eppsteiu Samuel, bookkeeper Auglo-Nevada Assur-
ance Corporalion, r. 1426 Turk
•^ Eppstein. 8c-e Epstein
Epson Antonia, widow, r. 916 Montgomery
Epson Antonio, printer, r. 910 Montgomery
Epson Frederick, editor and proprietor La Socledad,
502 Washington, r. 916 Montgomery
Epstein Emanuel (Kehfisch Ji: Co.) r. 620 Ellis
Epstein Henry (Arpad Haraszthy & Co.) r. Hamburg
Epstein Alax, barber, 104 Polk
Epstein Kebe. ca, ladie.s' nurse, r. 45 Russ, rear
Epstein Simon, liquor dealer, r. 1601 Scutt
t^ Epstein. See Eppstein
Epting Edward, engraver George H. Baker, r. 1016
Page
Epting Gporge, laborer J. Gundlach & Co., r. CIO
Miuna
Epting Henry, cabinetmaker J. G. Meyer, r. 1016
Page
Epting Nicholas, woodcarver, r. 721 M Minna
Gqnalization Board ot. New City Hall, first
Equi Joseph, fruits and vegetables. 1514 Dupont
Equitable Life Assurance Society (of New
York) William D. (+arlau.l manager, George L.
N rtli OHshier, 240 Monti,'oraery, P. (). Box WiS
EODITY BENEFIT ASSOCIATION
\V. E. Taylor president, \V. X. Lt^tcher
secretary, room (>, Odd Fellows' Build-
ing, SW cor Seventh and Markel
Eragoni ThomaH. cook J. P. EkMmd. r. 33d ilinn»
Erasmus Peter, stewar.l, r. 20.S Perry
Erasiuy John, poultry dealer, r. Thirteenth Av, bet
Luke and California
Erb Abram, ihrk. r. 12 ',' Russ
Erb Charles, foreman Charles M. Plum & Co., r. 22
Erie
Erb David S., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 604 Fourth
Krb Emanuel, clothing, 214-24H Sixth, r. 12 J4 K isi
Erb Eugene W., manager Enoch Hughes, r. l'J45 Mis-
sion
Erb Isadore. snlesman E. Erb, r. 12)4 Russ
EtbJ., laborer I'ac. Uollim; Mill
Erb Jacob F.. baker, r. K.39 Parific
Erb J inies, teamster, r. NK cor Golden Gate Av and
Webster
Erb Minnie Miss, saleslady Freud & Sons, r. 12J4
Russ
Erbaihcr Charles, cook, r. HOG Montijomery
(T)
DO
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>
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FLRST ST.
TSLSPHONB 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE LARGEST BVStNESS
OF ANY AMERICAN COMPANY^
ERB
452
ERT
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Trlmmlng^s
a Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Erbe Charles A., barber. 1042 Sutter, r. 505 Hyde
Erbe Minnie, domestic 702 Lombard
Erbe Morris, tailor, SE cor Sacramento and Leides-
dorff, r. 155 M Clara
Erben William C, saloon and restaurant, terminus
P. and O. B. RR.
Erdin Theodore, furniture mufr, E s San Bruno Road,
ur Teneriffe
Erdmann Julius, baker, r 208 Langton
Erdmann Louis, mate stmr Alameda
Erenberg Louis, tailor, 5 Trinity
Erfert Conrad, bootmaker, t.TH Sonora
Erfert Otto, engraver, r. 7M Sonora
Erhardt Eugene, cooper, r. 3S0 Main
Ehrenberg Augustus, clerk, r. 141 Taylor
Ericksen Peter, conductor Market St. RR., r. cor
Haight and Stanyan
Erickson Adolph. cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. 310
Folsom. rear
Erickson Albert, master schr Lorenz and William, r.
359 J« First
Erickson Alexander, tailor, r. 928 Washington
Erickson Andrew, laundryman, r. 18 Erie
Erickson Annie M., widow, r. 225 Leavenworth
Erickson Augusta, furnished rooms, 11 Harlan PI
Erickson C, fire.'nan stiur Colima
Erickson Casimir C, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
W B Iowa, bet Sierra and Nevada
Erickson Charles, quartermaster stmr San Bias
Erickson Christian, cabinetmaker Pac. Spring and
Mattress Co., r. 316J^ Langton
Erickson Christian, seaman, r. I:i5 Folsom
Erickson C. L., waiter, r. 1(146 Folsom
Erickson Conrad, master mariner, r. 307 California
Erickson Edward, night clerk Maine Lodging House
Erickson E. J., upholsterer F. S. Chadbourne & Co.,
r. Oakland
Erickson Emil. painter, r. 810 Howard
Erickson Ephraim L. E., drayman John Taylor & Co.,
r. 843 Howard
Erickson Erick W., carpenter S. F. Bridge Co., r.
KentucKy, bet Sierra and Nevada
Erickson Erick, cook, r. 911 Pacific
Erickson Erik, liquor saloon, 7 Merchant
Erickson Henry, laborer, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Erickson Henry, tanner A. B. Patrick & Co., r. W 8
St. John, bet Dominica and Servia
Erickson Hobart, laborer, r. 121 Gilbert
Erickson John, conductor Clay St. RR., r. 1527 Clay
Eiickson John, waiter, r. 25 Oak Grove Av,
Erickson John P., tailor, r. 417 Mason
Erickson Julia, ladies' nurse, r. 25 Oak Grove Av
Erickson Karl, cook, r. 212 First
Erickson Louis, miner, r. 415 East
Erickson Matthias, printer, r. 729 California
Erickson Matilda, domestic 910 Lombard
Erickson Nels. fireman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s
Louisiana, bet Napa and Shasta
Erickson Olof. tailor, r. 517 Post
Erickson Peter E., cigars and tobacco, 500 Kearny, r.
243 Tehama
Erickson R., dyer F. C. Hagerup •
Erickson Sven (Erickson & Anderson) r. 425 East
Erickson Thomas G., laborer, r. 225 Leavenworth
Erickson William, cabinetmaker A. Frei, r. 735 Bran-
nan
Erickson & Anderson (Sven Erickson and Gottfried
Anderson) liquor saloon, 425 East
Ericson Alfred, seaman schr Isabel, r. 409 Drumm
Ericson Charles, coachman, SE cor California and
Laguna
Ericson Charles, longshoreman, r. 1110 Battery
Ericson E. W., carpenter, r. 28 Clay
Ericson John, seaman schr Qualala, r. 26 Folsom
Ericson Olof, billiardraaker Jacob Strahle & Co., r.
1320 Guerrero
Ericson Peter, seaman stmr Colima
O" Ericson. See Erickson and Errickson
Erie House, Toulouse & Bernadou proptrs, 317 Third
Erilin Abraham, rigger, r. 631 Second
Erlnaer William, carpenter Christian Kleg, r. 16)§
Decatur
Erlach Arnold D., ennineer, r. 1109 Twentieth
Erland Charles, tanner A. Erieg, r. Sau Bruno Hotel
Erlanger Herman (Erlanger & Galinger) r. 2218 Cali-
fornia
Erlanger Jonas, bookkeeper Erlanger & Galinger, r.
2218 California
Erlanger Simon, bookkeeper Erlanger & Galinger, r.
2218 California
Erlanger & Galiitf^er (Herman Erlanger and
Meier Galinger) commission merchants, 304 Davis
Erlenbach Martin, bookkeeper C. W. Craig, r. 1630
Sacramento
Erlenbach Mark, bookkeeper S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 1630 Sacramento
Erlenbach Sigmund, bookkeeper Sherman 8. Jewett
& Co., r. 1630 Sacramento
Erlenheim Julius, stevedore, r. 313 Bryant
Erlenwein Caroline L., widow, dressmaker, r. 26293$
Mission
Erlenwein John, bartender Martin Jc Horton, r. 826
Broadway
Erlin Gustave, cabinetmaker Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co.,
r. 24J4 Chtsley .
Ermath Philip, clerk Simpson Bros., r. 1206 J4 Kearny
Ermiiiold Brother Rev., professor logic, St. Mary's
College
Ernest Frederick, florist, r. 8 s Ripley PI, nr Folsom
Ernest George, florist John H. Sievers, r. cor Twenty-
eighth and Folsom ,
Ernest James H., shoemaker, r. 31 Douglass
Ernest Robert, r. 327 Montgomery Av
Ernest Sebastian, watchman N. P. C. RR., r. 31 Doug-
lass
Ernest Valz, r. 1717 McAllister
Ernetz Richard G., seaman schr Tartar, r, 40 Jackson
Emey E., teamster J. Ivancovich & Co., r. 636 Cum-
mercial
Ernoldt Joseph, milker Nager Bros., r. Falkland, nr
Penobscot
Ernst Aaron, tailor, r. W s Railroad Av, bet Susque-
hanna and St. John
Ernst Adolph, diamond setter, 339 Bush, r.402 Octavia
Ernst Adolph, tailor, r. 519J^ Union
Ernst Fritz Z., fjroceries and liquors, 1501 Folsom
Ernst George, saloon keeper, r. 640 Howard
Ernst Henry, stoves, tinware and plumber, 634 Broad-
way, r. 1008 Jackson
Ernst Jacob L., teamster, r. 2616 Mission
Ernst Otto, tanner G. Dietsch & Son, r. cor Thirty-
first and Mission
Ernst William G.. clerk S. M. Hills, r. 912 Clay
10" Ernst. See Earnest and Ernest
Errickson John J., shipwright, r. 2316 Mason
Iff' Errickson. See Erickson and Eiicsou
Erskine George T., compositor, r. 212 Broadway
Erskine John, cook J. M. Pike. r. 37 Second
Erskine John B., porter, r. 5 Wetmore PI
Erskine Melville C, master stmr St. Paul, r. 2623
California
Erskine StenartF., r. 37 Second
Erskine William W. (W. W. Erskine & Co.) r. 2530
Pine
Erskine W. R., r. 36 Geary
Erskine W. W. & Co. (William W. Erskine and Rich-
ard Gird) cigars and tobacco, 205-207 Battery
Erter Philip W., bartender, r. 11 Eddy
Ertola Andrea, plumber and gasfitter, r. 1513 Dupont
Ertola Antoinette Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1508 Dupont
Ertola Biagio, machinist, r. 1508 Dupont
Ertola Joseph, blacksmith, r. 518 Filbert, rear
Ertola Maria Miss, packer L. Demartini & Co., r. 618
Filbert, rear
Ertola Mary, widow, r. 518 Filbert, rear
Ertola Mary Miss, candymaker, r. 518 Filbert, rear
W. & J. SLOAKE & CO.
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY
Ml to M7 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
Th* HlRhest Grade Champarn*. ) ARPAD HARASZTHY A CO.,
Equal to th« Best. ) 630 WASBnUTOM 8TSZZT.
ERV
453
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Xrvan Jennie, domestic 434 Second
Ervin Daniel W., calker, r. N 8 Servla, bet Susque-
Uanna and St. John
Ervin Henry J., ►hipcarpenter and builder, r. 8 8 St.
Tboreiag, bet MouongHbela and Savannah
Ervin Henry J. Jr., carpenter, r. S s St. Thomas, bet
Monongahela aud Savannah
Ervin Janien, laborer Union Iron Works, r. E 8 Mich-
igan, nr Shasta
Ervin John L., shipcarpenter, r. 3 8 St. Thomas, bet
Monongabela aud Savannah
Ervin Thomas H, carpenter, r. Dominica, bet Sus-
quehanna and St. JohQ
Ervfin Andrew L., bqvior saloon. 1007 Kearny
Erwin John, cigardealer. r. 156 Third
1^ Erwin. See Ervin, Irvin. Irvine and Irwin
Erzgraber Adolph T. W. (Erzgraber, Oesting & Co.) r.
2106 Bush
Erzgraber E., carpenter, r. 871 Market
ERZGRABER, OESTING & CO. .Aa..pK
T. \V. Krzjfraber and WiUmm C. Oest-
ingi City of Hamburg', direct importers,
tvltolesale and retail foreign and staple
delicacies, 37-29 and 108 California
Market
Erzgral>er W. E., framemaker Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
S71 Market
Esberg, Bachman & Co. (Mandel Esberg, Simon
Bachman and Julius Ehrmann) manufactur-
ers and wholesale dealers cigars and tobacco, 508-
510 Washington, and SE cor Battiry and California
Esberg Mandel (Esberg. Bachman & Co.) r. 1230 Post
Escaig Francois, cutlery grinder, r. 710 Lombard
Escaude Charles, clerk, r. 310 Montaomery Av
Escheck Henry F., draftsman, r. 155 J< Natoma, rear
Eschelbach George, cigars and tobacco, 323 Pacific,
r. 321 Pacific
Eschen James C, master mariner, r. 319 Seventeenth
Eschenburg M. M. Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 905
Market
Escheuhorst Frederick, clerk Goetjen & Woebke, r.
716 Stockton
Esclienhorftt Henry (Kuhn & Eschenborst) r. 337
Jessie
Eschenhorst Richard, bartender, r. 454 Seventh
Eschner Louis & Brother, merchants (Philadelphia,
Pa.) office 19 Battery
Eschrich Christian, musician, r.l217M Kearny, rear
Esclosee John (Eacloses & Verges) r. cor Russia and
Moscow, Excelsior Homestead
Escloses & Verges (John Escloses and John P. Ver-
ges) dairy, cor Rtissia and Moscow
Escott W. W., waiter stmr Mariposa, r. 913 Howard
Escude Gabriel L., butcher, 504 Valencia, r. 536 Jj Va-
lencia
Esdor Albert (Slemer & Esdor) r. 501 Jones
Esdor Henry J., clerk, r. 903 J4 McAllister
Esdor William H., groceries and liquors, 901 McAllis-
ter, r. 903 >4 McAllister
Eskelson Theodore, stevedore, r. 18 Freelon
Eskersen Hans, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. S 8
Sierra, bet Indiana and Minnesota
Eslick Joseph, barber D. Hulling, r. 336 Bush
Esmond Frank, driver Charles Montgomery & Co., r.
153 5^ Second
Esmond The, Daniel K. Hall proptr, cor Sixth and
Mission
Esnard Joseph F., carpenter, r. 615 Birch At
Esparza Victor, engineer, r. 5(i2 Union
Espejo John S., salesman A. Koenig, r. 1625 Powell
Espejo Louis, salesman, r. 1525 Powell
Espejo Pedro P., salesman Kraker & Israel, r. 165<
Boardman PI
topejo Ygnacia, widow, r. 1525 Powell
Espel Bernnrdliia, widow, r. 2120 Howard
Espel Ferdinand, mechanic Swain Bros., r. 18 Haw-
thorne
FRATINGER & CO.
THE LEADING
CLOAI Al SUIT 0ODSE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
WATER CLOSETS
OF EVERY BESCRIPTION_CAEEFnLLY REPAIRED.
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNY STREET.
EstabUshed 1S60.
Telephone 315.
Espel Frank A., teamster, r. 141 Henry
Enpel H., r. 2120 Howard
Espel Louis, croceries and liquors, 2100 Howard, r.
2120 Howard
Esperance Pierre, tanner F. C. Anderton, p. SE cor
St. Thomas and Yazoo
Eapersen Peter, seaman, r. 263 East
Espil Cadet, teamster, r. 23 Stockton PI
Espil Martin C, bookkeeper Dellepiane & Co., r. 23
Stockton PI
Espina Pedro A., proprietor Espina's Writing
Academy. :^^ Post
ESPINA'S WRITING ACADEMY, E„«,..H,
German, Freiicti, Spanish, Latin, Greek,
mathematics, dra^ving, bookkeeping,
shorthand and crayon portraiture
taught., 37 Post
Espiuole Mateo, cinchmaker, Lombard, nr Franklin
Espinosa J. B. Mrs., widow, r. 2326 Clay
Espinosa Jose M., blacksmith, 323 Francisco, r. 28
Hinckley
Espinosa Joseflna, widow, r. 1.508 Mason
E.splnosa Manuel, artist, r. 2326 Clay
Espinosa Pbillipus P., bootblack, NWcor Morton and
Grant Av, r. cor Dupont and Vallejo
Espinosa Miguel, teacher music, r. 211 Ninth
Espliu Allen, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 30
Stanly PI
Esposto Domenico, scavenger, r. 7 Gaven
Espy Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 762 Folsom
Espy Robert J., r. 762 Folsom
Espy Robert J. Jr., compositor, r. 762 Folsom
Espy William C, machinist Fulton Iron Works, p.
762 Folsom
Esqueda Frank, pressman George H. Tay & Co., r. 18
Salmon Alley
Esqueda Michael, pressman Georgs H. Tay & Co., r.
18 Salmon Alley
Esquieu Charles, marblepolisher Ruffino k Bianchi,
r. 311 Langton
Essex Fred., reporter Call, r. 314 Jones
Essmann Ernest A. F., dry goods, 1022 Market, p. 100
Jones
Estabrook Charles D. , clerk, r. 2012 Mission
Estee Morris M. (Estee, Wilson & McCutchen) r. Pal-
ace Hotel and Napa
estee, "Wilson «Sc McCutchen (Morris M. Estee,
Ramon E. Wilson and Edward J. McCutchen) at-
torneys at law, 419 California, room 19
Estelita Joseph, cabinetmaker J. RoUand, r. 70 Te-
hama
Estelita Joseph Jr., tinsmith Holbrook, Meppill k
St<:'t8on, r. 70 Tehama .. ....
Estelita Rosie. widow, r. 151 Natoma, rear
Estep Katherine Miss, nurse, r. 1006 Sutter
Esterle Albert M., dentist, 410 Geary
Esterle Elizabeth J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 615 Stock-
ton
Estes Elem, waiter Palace Hotel
Estola Aaostino, cook, r. 621 Broadway
Estrada Frederick, salesman D. M. Moran & Co., p.
217 Seventeenth
Estrada Jose A., teacher languages, r. 12 Salmon
Estrada Prosper, livery stable, 708 Battery
Estrella Ramiro, cigarmaker Jose A. Garcia, r. 1220
Stoctton
Estrera Joseph, furnishing goods and clothing, 821
Montgomery
Estrem Pascal, clerk Joseph Estrem, r. 821 Montgom-
ery
Estudillo J. M., clerk freight auditor's office, S. P. Co.,
r. 1139 Shotwell
F.sward Joseph F. B., carpenter, r. 615 Birch Av
Etcen Auyustus, clerk, r. 109 Fillmore
Etcbebarue Casmir salesman Raphael Weill & Co., p.
520 Geary
Etienne Joseph, salesman, r. 907 Vallejo
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Kfannfacturcr ofeverr de«cripiloii of
PASSENGER. STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to SO Beale Street, Man Francisco.
STEAM ENGINES AND THRESHING MACHINES.
TBUMAN, ISHAH & HOOKEBr
421-4Lii7 Market Street.
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454
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTEKS OF
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile,
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
.2
Etierne Martin, confectioiipr, r. 6a0 Pine
Etienne Victor, machinist Tait & Hainque, and crock-
ery and Hlassware, 218 Sixth
Etiqiie Anna M., widow, r. 437 Twenty-second
Etique Charles M., plumber, r. 11 Alvarado
Ettbofer Henry, shoemaker, (iO'2 Fourth, r. .')52 Fourth
Etling Charles W., Balesman Wm. A. Ettinj?, r. 1928
Stevenson
Etting "William A., hardware, 110 Sixth, r. 1928 Steven-
son
Ettinger A., r. 408 Van Ness Av
Ettinger Louis, clerk Rosenbaum & Co.
Ettinger Max C, manager Moritz Ettlnger, r. 1830
Bush
Ettlnger Moritz, manufacturer fringes and dreai
trimmings, 105 Post, r. 1351 Port
Ettinger Salome, widow, r. 228 Clipper
Ettlnger Sigmund, weaver, r. 403 Third
Ettliug Harry, auctioneer, r. 702 M Bush
Ettling Marcus, collector, r. 142 Eleventh
Ettlinger Bernhard (Eppinger & Co.) r. 621 Golden
Gate Av
Ettlinger Samuel, furniture, 1016 Howard
Etn Noel, cooper, r. 112H Market
Etzel Frederick, laborer Lachman & Jacobi, r. 636
Howard
Etzel Jacobi, clerk Recorder's OflBce, r. 108 Geary
Etzel Louis, butcher M. Schwamm, r. 108 Sixth
I Eubanks James C, traveling salesman Kline & Co.
i Euler Charles, salesman, r. 431 Bryant
' Euler George, waitei, r. 1309 Stocliton
! Euler George F.. salesman H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 431
I Bryant
Euler Henry, billiard maker Jacob Strahle k Co., r.
431 Bryant
Euler Henry Jr. (Fuchs & Euler) r. W s Lyon, bet
Sutter and Bush
Euler Joseph, cook J., Holges, 341 Bush
Euler Philip J., cnrriage and ornamental painter, 330
Fifth and 843 Harrison, r. 431 Bryant
Euler Theodore E., bookkeeper, r. 431 Bryant
Eulert Frederick, r. 110 O'Farrell
Eulin Edward, shipliner, r. 129 Jackson
Euphrasius Brother Rev., teacher English and book-
keeping St. Mary's College
Euphrat Ludwig, commercial traveler, r. 2335 Bush
Euphrat Martin, upholsterer F. 8. Chadbourne & Co.,
r. 2335 Bush
Eureka Benevolent Society, Leo Eloesser secretary, 414
Clay
EUREKA BOILER WORKS
William J. Brady proprietor, manufac-
turers boilers and sheet iron 'work,
113-115 Mission
EUREKA BROOM FACTORY ...„.-
bert Van Laak proprietor, S s Seven-
teentli, bet Ho^^ardand Sliofwell
EUREKA BRUSH FACTORY wm,.™
N. Van Laak. proprietor, office S s Sev-
enteenth, bet HoAvard and Shot^vell
Eureka Cofifee and Spice Mills, E. Guittard & Co.
proprietors, 207-209 Sacramento
Eureka Consolidated Mining: Co., Edward
H. Willson secretary, 306 Pine, room 9
Eureka Dairy, Furrer k Bauman proptrs. NW cor
Clara Av and Eighteenth
, Eureka Foundry, Thompson Brothers proprie-
tors, 129 131 Beale
I Eureka Grain Warehouse. Seth Clisby proptt, NW
I cor Montgomery and Chestnut
Eureka House, .%6 Natonia
Bureka Machine Works, H. G. Layng proprie-
I tor, 215 First
Eureka Match Factory, Leege & Mills proprie-
tors, 410-412 Clay
Eureka Soda Works, Haake k Hagedorn proprietors,
222 Elm Av
Europe Hotel, Mrs. E. Ortet proptr, 814 Montgomery
Eustace Edward, laborer, r. 27 Alta
Eustace William T., expresKnian, r. 61 Stevenson
Eustice Edward W., r. 19}<i Rausch
Eustlce James, peddler, r. Sweeny, nr San Bruno Road,
U. M. T.
Eustice John H , contractor, r. 19 J4 Rausch
Eiiteneuer Martin, r. German Hospital
Eva James, proptr California Fuse Works, cor Four-
teenth and Channel, r. W b Iowa, bet Solauo tnd
Butte
Eva John, mining expert, r. 902 Montgomery
EVANS AARON, dm^^ist ana
pharmacist, perfumes and toilet arti-
cles, and proprietor Evans's Poison
Oak Remedy, 510 Hayes
EVANS A. F. & CO. (A„^ustu.
F. Evans and John D. Jones) importers
and commission merchants, G. H.
Munim's Champaffnes, Apolliiiarls and
Hunyadi W^aters, Anheuser Busch, St.
Louis and VhI. Biatz Milwaukee
Beers, Liquid Bread, etc., 16 Front
Evans Albert S., bookkeeper Somers & Healy, r. 1109
Green
Evans Alfred J., oiler stmr Santa Rosa, r. 408 Green*
wich
Evans Allen B., capitalist, r. 2519 Sacramento
Evans Andrew, fish dealer, r. 504 Valle.jo
Evans Andrew, tailor, 507 Hayes, r. Golden Gate At,
nr Willard
Evans Annie E. Mrs., Grand Recorder Order of Chos-
en Friends, 37-3H St. Ann's BUlg, r. H5 Ellis
Evans A. R., bartender George Dawson, r. 210 Eigh-
teenth
Evans Arthur H., correspondent Goodall, Perkins tt
Co., r. Park Hill Av, nr New Park Road
Evans Augustus F. (A. F. Evans .^ Co.) r. Oakland
Evans Bessie, widow, r. 848 Folsom, rear
Evans Bessie L., teacher music, r. 2470 Market
Evans Bridget, widow, r. 11 Fair Av
Evans Caleb P., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service, r>
Sacramento
Evans Caradoc A., machinist Mighell & Richards, r.
Oakland
Evans Charles, dairyman, r. 2112 Mission
Evans Churles, peddler, r. 32 Crocker
Evans Charles, teamster, r. 1010 Hampshire
Evans Charles, waiter, r. 362 Minna
Evans Charles E., r. 34 Ellis
Evans Charles W., machinehand W. A. Meeker, r. 454
Twentieth
EVANS CHESTER H
to Thomson <& Evans) mechanical en-
gineer and machine works, 110-11!3
Beale, r. 8%S Capp
Evans Clifl'ord, deckhand stmr James M. Donahue
Evans D., r. 633 Jessie
Evans David C, bartender Mrs. J. T. Daly, r. 622
Merchant
Evans David G., carpenter M.[|& A. Hansen, r. 1632
Howard
Evans Edward, ironer Occidental Laundry
Evans Evan, miner, r. 528 Howard
Evans Evan, seaman, r. 11 Clay
Evans Evan C, agent Dewar & Webb (London, Eng.)
302 California, room 2, r. Sun Rafael
Evans Frances Miss, Instructress White Sewing Ma-
chine Co.
Evans Francis B., engineer, r. 254 Jessie
Evans Frank, waiter, r. 131 Third
Evans Frank J., salesman, r. 704 Bush
Evans Frederick, clerk, r. 1244 Mission
i (successor
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING.
WASHINGTON Fire Ins. Co. of Boston
Capital, $1,000,000 I GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Assets, $1,810,273 | WU. SEZTOiT, Asst Uanager.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
EVA
455
EVE
F.vana George, millhand Muller & Hamilton, r. 737
Harrison
Evans George, foreman r. IffiS Vallejo
Evans George, mariner sebr Lorenz and William, r.
75 Clemt-ntiua
Evans George, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 156 Silver
Evans Geoiae, -weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 1230 Lombard .
Evans George A., shoemaker, 2257 Market, r. 2476
Market
Evsns George A., surgeon, r. 109 Welsh
Evans George S. Mrs., widov?, r. 141 Hancock
Evans Gonier Mrs., widow, r. 282i; Sacramento
Evans G. T. Mrs., widow, r. fi07 Folsom
Evans Harloe H., tinsmith Wiester & Co., r. 1519Ji
Market
Evnns Henry, proprietor New Wisconsin Hotel,
902 Montgomery
Evans Henry, waiter, r. 250 Tehama, rear
Evans Henrv A., shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsberg & Co.,
r. 2476 Market
Evans Hiram T., longshoreman, r. 32 Crocker
Evans H. L. Mrs., r. NE cor Hampshire and Center
Evans Homer L., clerk Custom House, r. Oakland
Evans H. P. Mrs., widow, r. 518 Sutter
Evans Jvmes J., salesmau John H. Byrnes, r. 210
Eighteenth
Evans James W., r. 1134 Sutter
EvannJohn C, woodworker W. A. Meeker, r. 84 M
Everett
Evans J. Otis, comedian, r. 1012 Vallejo
Evans John, helper Cal. Electric Light Co., r. 507
Hayes
Evans John, painter E. M. Gallagher, r. NE cor Val-
lejo and Franklin
Evans John R., sHSistant bridge tender Fourth St.
bridge, r. SW cor Fourth and Channel
Evans John T.. analytical chemist Price's Assay OflSce,
r. Alameda
Evans Joseph, watchman H. M. Heineman, r. 1012
Vallejo
Evans Joseph F., U. S. Customs Attorney, 1 Mont-
gomery Block, r. Oakland
Evans Josepli J., manufacturing stationer, printer
and bookbinder. 406 California, r. 3U1 Eighteenth
Evans Josephine C, teacher Greenwich Street Pri-
mary School, r. 508 Powell
Evans J. W., agent Domestic Sewing Machine
Co.. 29 Post, r. East Oakland
Evans Lilian M., teacher Union Primary School, r. 408
Greenwich
Evans Louis J., locksmith, r. 2476 Market
Evans Luther J., foreman Buckingham b Hecht, r.
2072 Market
Evans Slargaret, widow, r. NE cor Van Ness At and
Vallejo
Evans Nathaniel (Evans fc Neimes) r. 775 Mission
Evans Oliver P., attorney at law, 230 Montgom-
ery, rooms 13-14-15. r. 2416 Washington
Evans Owen, starcher La Grande Laundry
Evans Price, miller, r. 807 Kearny
Evans Richard E., expressman, r. 775 Mission, rear
Evans Richard J., sawyer A. Waldsteiu, r. 424J<S Sev-
enth
Evans Sarah, widow, r. 1109 Green
Evans Taliesin, journalict Call, r. Oakland
Evans Terreuce F., compositor P. J. Thomas, r. 412
Larkin
Evans Theodore, waiter, r. 427 Stevenson
Evans Theodore K., waiter, r. 235 Stevenson
Evans Thomas, blacksmith, r. 902 Montgomery
Evans Thomas, teamster, r. 424 V4 Seventh
Fvans Thomas Mrs., r. 125 Perry
EvauH Thomas A., bookkeeper Bassett & Bunker, r.
1008 Bush
Evans Thomas B., carpenter, r. E s Van Ness Av, nr
Vallejo
Evans Warren, candle mnfr, r. 711 ^ Minna
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERMO-EtECTRIC
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Ballis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BATH TUBS, BOILERS
TANKS, SHOWERS, FAI-CETS.
Plumbers' Sanitary Goods of all Kinds,
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PLUMBER,
Established 1860.
_ lane:^
505 KEARNV STREET.
Telephone 315.
bookkeeper J. W. Evans, r. I
teamster Cal. Cigar Box Co.,
Evans Warren, weaver, r. NW cor Hampshire and
Center i
Evans Wairen, weaver S.F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, I
r. 1109 Green I
Evans William, r. 1519 M Market ,
Evans William, expressman, NE cor Fourth and Berry ■
r. 13 Clinion I
Evans William, seaman, r. 68 Oregon
Evans William H., foreman blacksmith Golden State
and Miners' Iron Works, r. 9 Vaj^ssr PI I
Evans William J., patternmaker Golden State and i
Miners' Iron Works, r. 237 First !
EVANS WILLIAM M. .....■..,
of records, 333 Montjfomery, room 158,
r. 1003 Powell
Evans Wjlliaoi R.
O'Farrell
Evaus William S.,
424 M Seventh
Evans William W., milkman, r. 913 Minna
Evans & Neimes (Nathaniel Evans and John Neimes)
liquor saloon, loi Powell
Evariste M., r. 815 Montgomery
Evatt Edward, jeweler, r. 201 Pierce
Evatt Emma Miss, teacher dancing, 121 O'Farrell
Evatt Frank, cook, r. 636 Commenial
Evatt Frank B. (Murdock & Evatt) r. 108 Devisadero .
Evatt John, driver United Carriage Co., r. 121 O'Far-
rell I
Evatt William, teamster, r. 317 Third \
Evatt William, teamster John J. Wall, r. 108 Devisa- ,
dero I
Evatt William J., hatter M. Muessdorffer, r. 108 De- j
visadero
Eve Edward, porter, r. 126 Francisco
Eveleth Alma, butcher, r.l770 Green
Eveleth Francis D., butcher E. Schmidt, r. 1519 Pine |
Eveland George F., delivery clerk S. P. C. BR.
1311 Devisadero
Evel. th James A. (Eveleth & Nash) r. Santa Ro8»
Eveleth Joseph A., carpenter, r. 1770 Green
Eveleth Sarah E., widow, r. 1770 Green
Eveleth William S., compositor, r. 177i) Green
Eveleth W. S., pressman H. 8. Crocker i Co., r.
Mission |
Eveleth Jt Nash (James A. Eveleth and William H. j
Nash) fruit and produce commission merchants,
422 Front
Evening Bulletin (daily and weekly) S. F. Bul-
Ittin Co. publishers and proprietors. 622 Mont-
gomery, editorial rooms 517 Clay
Evening Post The (daily and weekly) Post Pub-
lishing Co. publishers and proprietors, 500 Mont-
gomery
Evensou John J., clerk James E. Wells, r. 440 Third
Everding Ada Miss, retoucher Charles Lainer, r. 911
Scott
Everding Adolphe, bookkeeper J. Everding & Co., r.
911 Scott
Everding Frederick W., salesman J. Everding & Co.,
r. 911 Scott
Everding Herman, shoemaker Kutz & Murr, r. 212
Linden Av
Everding' J. & Co. (John Everding) commission
merchants and stnrcli manufacturers, 48 Clay
Everding John (J. Everding & Co.) r. 2116 .Mason
Everett Abijah P., commission merchant, 405 Front,
r. Alameda
Everett Alexander H., assayer, r. 1912 Webster
Everett Benjamin F., carpenter, r. 31 Morris Av
Everett Clara, seamstress, r. 31 Morris Av
Everett Dsniel H., bookkeeper J. W. Shaeffer & Co.,
r. 1616 Lnrliin
Everett Edward, r. 1030 Bush
Everett Eitgene C, loom fixer S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. North Point nr Larkin
Everett Frank, clerk, r. 519 Sacramento
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Pipe Flttlnffa, all .Siren.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Evfrett George L., kseistant commercUl editor Alta,
I r. Oakland
Everett Harry, salesman E. Frank r. 519 Sacramento
Everett House, M. D. & J. Chatel proptrs., 55 Second
Everett James, longshoreman, r. 1 Card Alley
Everett Lawrence, r. 18 Bartlett
Everett Margaret A., widow, r. 1612 Washington
Everett May, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
North Point nr Larkln
Everett Oliver (Hueren & Everett) r. 1912 Webster
Everett Samuel D.. farmer, r. 318 Davis
Everingham Samuel M., salesman J. C. Rued k Co., r.
1920 Steiner
Evers Augustus C. (Alexander fc Co.) 1065 Market
Evers Augustus C, asphaltum roofer, r. 15 Farren Av
I Evers Charles D., drayman I. Gutte, r. 1142 Mission
Evers George C, drayman I. Gutte, r. 1U4 Mission
Evers George I., telegraph operator S. P. Co., r. 503
Powell
I Evers Henry, teacher music, r. 921 Larkin
I Evers James, shoemaker, r. 673 Howard
' Everson Charles, rigger, r. 1322 Montgomery
■ Everson Jonas, brassmolder r. 15 Federal
' Everson John J., real estate, r. 327 Fourth
, Everson Oscar W., merchant, r. Ill Fell
Everson Wallace, president Pacific Surety Co.,
328 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Evert Louis E., purser stmr Newport, r. 210)^ Fran-
cisco
Everts James J. upholsterer, r. 1223 Steiner
Evertr John P., carpet weaver, 39 Second, r. 465 Te-
hama
Eviston Joseph L., calker, r. 1107 Montgomery
Evzago Floreucio, r. 339 Kearny
Ewald Antone, tailor r. 37 Lily Av
Ewald David E., clerk, r. 38 Erie
Ewald Edward, real estate, r. 38 Erie
Ewald Edward Jr., clerk, r. 38 Erie
Ewald Frederick, stereotyper Examiner, r. 38 Erie
Ewald Jacob, with Peter Alpers, r. 1321 Mason
Ewald Theodore, barber, 1218 Stockton, r. 17 J4 John
Ewalt Burr, clerk J. T. Graham, r. SE cor Twenty-
seventh and Alabama, B. H.
Ewart Edward, compositor, r. 16 Harlan PI
Ewart George H., with Davis Bros., r. 42 Twelfth
Ewell Augustus H., macblnist, r. 234 J4 Ritch
K-tvell L. J., proprietor Branch House, 424 San-
some, Coso House, 411 Sansome, Rest for the
Weary, 36 Clav, and milk dairy, depot and r. NW
cor Tweuty-flrst and Folsom
Ewen D. H. Mrs., typewriter, r. 2105 Steiner
Ewer Warren B. (Dewey & Co.) r. 1516 Folsom
EWERW. D. &C0. (wima™!,.
E^ver and Isaac Philipson) employ-
ment ai^ents, 6!36 Clay
Ewer William D. (W. D. Ewer & Co.) r. Los Gatos
Ewig Ernst, r. 18 Anthony
Eving , engineer, r. 29 Silver
Ewing , student Pac. Business College, r. 665
Harrison
Ewing Alfred, r. 44 Ritch
Ewing Alfred, cook stmr Arago, r. 78 Clementina
Ewing Allison, coUarmaker, r. 1200 Kearny
Ewing Calvin, foreman collarmaker Main k Winches-
ter, r. 647 Howard
Ewing Charles G., general Pacific Coast agent
Babcock fc Wilcox steam boilers, etc., 661 Mis-
sion, r. 2221 Scott
Ewing Charles S., collarmaker, r. 1224 Halght
Ewing Claud V., clerk The J. Dewing Co., r. Oakland
Ewing Daniel, clerk secretary's office S. P. Co., r. 824
McAllister
Ewing Edward, bookkeeper La Grande Laundry, r. 11
Ewing George, waconmaker, r. 1119 Alabama
Ewing Harr> , r. 1784 Folsom
Ewing Horace F., actor, r. 515 O'Farrell
Ewing J. Cal., clerk The J. Dewing Co., r. Oakland
Ewing J. M. Mrs., widow, dressmaker, r. 815 Valencia
Ewing John, blacksmith, 1103 Mission, r. 824 McAl-
lister
Ewing John Jr., blacksmith John Ewing, r. 824 Mc-
Allister
Ewing John F., blacksmith and wagonmaker, 1119
Alabama
Ewing Luther L.. clerk, r. 1601 Turk
Ewing Mary M. Miss, operator Am. District Tel., r.
IGOl Turk
Ewing Maurice D., clerk, r. 530 Stevenson
Ewing M. C. Mrs., widow, r. .515 O'Farrell
Ewing Nellie E. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Primary
School, r. 2221 Scott
Ewing Richard, Ironer La Grande Laundry
Ewing Robert, contractor, 330 Sutter, -r". 1400 Van
Ness Av
Ewing Samuel H., collarmaker, r. 102 Fifth
Ewing Samuel McG., reporter, r. 957 Howard
Ewinj; Thomas, capitalist, office 327 Pine, room 21, r.
Oakland
Ewin^ Jli Bill liantern Co. The (Wheeling,
W. Va.) manufacturers Owl Tubular Lanterns, A.
I. Hall * Son ageuta, 528-.5y0 Market
Examiner The (daily and Weekly) William R.
Hearst editor and proprietor, office NEoor Market
and Grant Av, editorial and composing rooms
538 Sacramento, press rooms cor Commercial and
Montgomery
EXCELSIOR COAL CO.
M. R. Roberts president, M. R. Rob-
erts Jr. agent, ofllce 3 Spear
Excelsior Hall, 2319 Mission
Excelsior Hotel, Broder Arfsten proptr, 608-610 Sixth
Excelsior Mill Co., William A. Meeker propri-
etor, manufacturer doors, sashes, etc., SW cor
Fifth and Bryant
Excelsior Quicksilver Mining Co., A. Halsey secre-
retary, 328 Montgomery, room 7
Excelsior Stable, Lot D. Slocum proprietor, 921-
923 Sutt.'r
Excelsior Straw Works, John H. Babbitt proptr, 120
Fourth
Excelsior Water and Mining Co., Walter J. Stewart
secretary, 215 Sansome, room 8
Excelsior Wire Works, Justinian Caire proptr, John
P. Bering superintendent. 523 Market
Exchange for Women's Work The, Mrs. John F.
Swift president, 216 Post
Exchequer Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) Charles E.
Elliott secretary, 79 Nevada Block
Exempt Fire Co., rooms Brenbam PI, nr Clay
Exle Julius, jeweler Pohlman & Heidnska, r. 9 Geary
Exodins Julia Mme., clairvoyant, r. 126 Sixth
Expressmen's Protective Union, 35 Eddy
Exstein Augustus, r. St. Rose's Av, nr Collins
Extel Edward E., journalist, r. 1708 Baker
Extrum Fred., waiter, r. 760 Howard
Eybs George, butcher, r. 505 Lagnna
Eybs William (Ejbs * Sims) r. 515 Franklin
EybB & Sims (William Eybs and Chris. W. Sima)
liquor saloon, 920-922 Market
Eyferth Adolph, waiter, r. 535H Stevenson
Eyloliche Joseph, cook, r. 6 Scott
Eyre Ed^vard E., president Germania Lead
Works, 314 California, r. Fair Oaks
Eyre Frederick, shoemaker, r. 123 Fell
Eyre John, carpenter, r. W s Sanchez, nr Beaver
Eyre Manuel, attorney at law, 220 Sansome, roomi
4-5, r. 1822 Buchanan
Eyre William, clerk Corporation Yard r. 7 Montgom-
ery Av
t^ Eyre. See Ayer
Eytel Rudolph A., teacher, r. 637 California
DRAPERIES.
Special attention given to maldng up Draperies and
Canopies for Lodges, Societies, etc.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STEEET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO..
KanuTacturers of Show Cases
and Store Pixtures.
3? MarM St
m IDCr rVTD A nOVi'^.^i^" champagne, comparison will prove) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
tuLlrOL tA I nA Uni t superiority over imported. No Brandy used, f 630 WA8BI»aT0» STBUT.
FAA
457
FAH
PI
Fans George, cutler R. Hoppe, r. 703 Larkin
ler Faas. See Fass
Fabbri Giuseppe, livery stable, 719 Broadway, r. 15
Morey Alley
Fabbri-Muller Inez Mrs., teacher music, r. 1008 Post
Fabens George C, clulm adjuster S. P. Co., NE cor
Fourth and Townseud, room 64, r. Alameda
Fabena Sariih F., widow, r. 19l;i Polk
Faber Adam J., teamster, r. 33 Valparaiso
Faber Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, r. 33 Valparaiso
Faber Frank, painter, r. 33 Valparaiso
Faber Frederick, cook Fountain Theater, r. 16 Garden
Faber George, blacksmith, r. 33 Valparaiso
Faber Gustave, r. 349 Fourth
Faber Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 2 Hayward
Faber Joseph, baker, r. 33 Valparaiso
Faber Nicholas, carriagesmith Oarvill Mnfg Co., r.
Coloma, Cai.
Faber Richard, groceries and liquors, SW cor Bush
and Baker
Faber William, liquor saloon, SW cor Sixth and
Market, r. 646 Jessie
Fabian Adam H., clerk Fabian Bros., r. 1701 Stockton
Fabian Brothers (Ernest M. and Charles A.) groceries
and liquors, 1701 Stockton, and NW cor Bush and
Franklin
Fabian Charles A. (Fabian Bros.) r. 1701 Stockton
Fabian Ernest M. (Fabian Bros.) r. 1602 Bubh
Fabian Gadelia, glazier, r. 142 !4 Shipley
Fabian Henry, r. S 8 Townseud, bet Seventh and
Eighth
Fabian James, laborer, r. S 8 Townsend, bet Seventh
and Eeighth
Fabian M. Mrs., teacher music, 621 Geary
Fabian Philip, r. 1316 Geary
Fabian & Co., merchants (Tracy, San Joaquin
Co.) office 219 Bush
Fabig Robert, baker, r. 763 Howard
Fabre Auguste, confectioner, r. 1205 Stockton
Fabre Benjamin C, glove finisher, r.418 Stevenson
Fabre Jules C, coppersmith George H. Tay & Co.. r.
1517 Dupont
Fabris Frank, shoemaker Louis RaSetto, r. 625
Broadway
Fabris Nicholas, fish, 8 Clay Street Market and Hayes
Valley Market, r. 13 }< Pinkney PI
Fabris Vincent, fish, 17 Clay Street Market, r. 1516
Dupont
Fabry Frank, butcher, r. Edinburg, nr India Av, Ex-
celsior Homestead
Fabry Frank H., pressman Brunt and Fisher, r. 1
Geary PI
Fabry Herman L., clerk G. Middlehoflf, r. 520 Laguna
Fabry Leopold M.. r. 520 Laguna
Fabry Sebastian, butcher, r. 1 Geary PI
Fadden Edward, r. 842 Harrison
Fadden Thomas, wellslnker, r. W a Dolores, bet
Thirtieth and Thirty-first
Fadden Thomas J., turner, r. Esmeralda, nr Prospect
Av, B. H.
Fadele Joseph, tanner Balz Bros. & Flnkeldey, r. N s
Yolo, bet Utah and Nebraska
Fader Marie Miss, dressmaker, r. 707 O'Farrell
Fagan Bridget Mrs., r. 209 Fourth
Fagan Christopher, longshoreman, r. 9 Broadway
Fagan Christopher, pressman H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
413 Second
Fagan David, cook, r. 18 Hayes
Fagan Elizabeth A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 401 Leaven-
worth
Fagan George, steward Alms House
Fagan James, clerk, r. 121 O'Farrell
Fagan James E., fireman tug Relief, r.413 Second
FRATINGER & CO.
MOURNING SUITS
MADE AT SHORTEST NOTICE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
MARBLE WASH STANDS,
WASH BASINS, BASIN COCKS.
Lane's Sanitary Basin Trap effectually eiclQies sewer gas
PLUMBER, 605 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Fagan James J., clerk Pac. Imp. Co., r. Alameda
Fagan John, real estate, r. 110 Jones
Fagau John, laborer R. F. Cordage Factory, r. W S
Kentucky, bet Sierra and Nevnda
Fagan John, stonecutter, r. 217 Mason
Fagan Lizzie, bakery, 337 Sixth
Fagan Louis, cutter U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r. 2759
Mission
Fagan Mary J. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Primary
School, r. 110 Jones
Fagan Michael, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 513 Lombard
Fagan Michael F., sailmaker Neville ft Co., r. 613
Lombard
Fagan Otto, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
733 Natoma
Fagan Terreuce, teamster, r. 123 Clipper
Fagan Thomas H., clerk, r. 310 Jones
Fagan Thomas W., shoemaker, r. 632 Minna
Fagan William J., painter, r. 337 Sixth
Fagan William T., ship carpenter, r. 621 Second
t^" Fasau. See Pagen, Fagin and Fegan
Fagen James, livery stable, 332 Bush, r. 611 Powell
Fagen Joseph, foreman Jaiues Fagen, r. 611 Powell
Fasjen Terrence, commercial traveler, r. 332 Bush
8^ Fagen. See Fagan, Fagin and Fegan
Eager John, car builder Sutter St. RR., r. 213 Larkin
Eager Hilda C. Miss, r. 238 Bartlett
Fagerberg William F., driver Stephen Barker, r. cor
Crescent and Laurel Avs
Fagglanl Leopold, laborer, r. 514 Green
Fagin Charles, baker stmr San Bias
Fagin Hiram D., porter, r. 202 Sixth
a^" Fagin. See Fagan, Fagen and Fegan
Fagothey Brothers (Frank and Denis) groceries
and liquors, NW cor Turk and Jones
Fagothey Denis (Fagothey Bros.) r. 1604 Howard
Fagothey Frank (Fagothey Bros.) r. 200 Turk
Fagothey John E., bookkeeper Neuburger, Belss &
Co., r. 1604 Howard
Fagothey Joseph, bookkeeper Engelbrecht, Son & Co.,
r. 1604 Howard
Fahey James T., conductor, r. 413 Broderick
Fahey James W., driver F. Mack & Son, r. 18 Pearl
Fahey John, clerk, r. 1036)4 Jackson
Fahey John, liquor saloon, 432 Valencia
Fahey John, foreman S. W. Rosenstock & Co., r. 748
Howard
Fahey John J., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W s
Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Fahey Lawrence, laborer, r. 62 Crocker
Fahey Martin shoemaker Byrant & MuUin, r. 333
Chapultepec
Fahey Patrick, milker Mary Moore, r. W a Sierra, bet
Illinois and Michigan
Fahey Pattick, teamster, r. 5 Warren Av
Fahey Patrick, laborer, r. 261 First
Fahey William, laborer, r. 637 Birch Av
Fahey William, stableman, r. 352 Brannan
0^" Fahey. See Fsby, Fay and Fey
Fahlgren Harry, laborer J. M. Pike, r. 865 Market
Fahndrlch Julius, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Fahrbach August C. draftsman Louis Erless, r.
1516 Broadway
Fahrbach Christian F., merchandise broker, r. 1516
Broadway
Fahrbach Emil F., entry clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r.
1516 Broadway
Fahrenbacher William, laborer U. 8. Brewery, r. 1008
Natoma
Fahrenholz Henry, expressman, r. 1127 Treat Av
Fahrenbolz Henry, florist, r. 1032 Market
Fahrenkrug Christian, watchman, r. 101 Nineteenth
Fabrenkrug Henry, r. 1313 Powell
Fshrenkrug Henry W., cooper, r. 101 Nineteenth
Pahrenkrugr W. & Co. (William Fshrenkrug
and Fred. Otterstedt) groceries and liquors, NW
cor Howard and Seventh
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Nannfnctarer of every description of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CABS.
48 to 50 Beale Street, Sau Fraueisco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker. t'i^illAr"'' ^'- »w*^» capr^a^el^
lump Meats sold to the TriuleL
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IMPORTEKS OP
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
Slxeet Irorx
All Sizes and Xuiikbem.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Fabrenkrug William (W. Fabrenkrug k Co.) r. 1086
Howard
Fahrig Franz (Fabrig & Kircbner) r. 231 Turk
Fabrig Otto, waiter J. Straub, r. 10 Carlos PI
Faliri^ <!te Kirchner (F. Fahrig and A. Kircbner)
proprietors Tbe Batbskeller, junction Market,
Turk and Mason
Fahy Edward W., r. 427 Golden Gate Av
Faby James, laborer, r. 18 Pearl
Faby Martin, teamster, r. 2544 Folsom, rear
Faby Patrick, laborer, r. Sierra, bet Michigan and
Illinois
Faby Patrick H., porter T. J. Bass & Co., r. 12 Ash Av
Fahy Tbomas ,milll:and, r. Harrison, bet Sixteenth
and Seventeenth
Faby Tbomas, solicitor, r. 529 Sacramento
Faby William J., r. 429 Larkin
Faick Brothers iNicholas and Conrad) basket mnfrs,
934 Howard
Faick Conrad (Faick Bros.) r. 934 Howard
Faick Nicholas (Faick Bros.) r. 934 Howard
Fair Aubrey, salesman Stockton Milling Co., r. 303
Scott
Fair Campbell, salesman, r. 8 Walnut Av
Fair Charles, metreman Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. SH
Willow
Fair Charles L., r. 1120 Pine
Fair Edward, bricklayer, r. 1065 Market
Fair George, accountant Grangers' Bank ol Califor-
nia, r. 1427 Washington
Fair James G., capitalist, ofQce 230 Montgomery,
r. Virginia City, Nev.
Fair James G. Jr., office 230 Montgomery, r. Virginia
City, Nev.
Fair M. E. Mrs., dressmaking, 1065 Market
Fair Theresa Mrs., r. 1120 Pine
Fair's Building, SW cor Sansome and Pine, and 230
Montgomery
B^" Fair. See Phalr
Falrbairn George, teamster Miller &Lux, r. 8 s Trini-
dad, nr Susquenanna
Falrbairn Joseph, miner, r. 54 Elizabeth
Falrbairn Richard Jr., painter, r. 219 Clara
Fairbank Chnrlea E., traffic agent Chicago,
Milwaukee and St. Paul Kailway, 138 Montgom-
ery, r. Oakland
Fairbank Herbert A., secretary Cal. Fruit Union, 507
Montgomery, r. 438 Geary
Fairbank RoUa D., lettercarrier Post Office, r. 781
Mission
Fairbanks George, teamster Miller & Lux, r. Trini-
dad, bet Platte and Yazoo
Fairbanks Joseph, barber. 879 Seventeenth
Fairbanks William F., engineer, r. 2610 Post
Fairbanks William W., scroll sawyer, 20.i4 Mission
FairbanUs <fc Hutchinson (Henry L. Hutchin-
son) scales, etc., 517-.519 Market
Fairchild Abram M., foreman S.P. Co., r. 1846 How-
ard
Faircbild C. vegetableman Brooklyn Hotel
Fairchild Carrie S. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar
School, r. 311 Polk
Fairchild George H., civil engineer, r. 311 Polk
Fairchild George W., engineer Clay St. RR., r. 1322
Pine
Fairchild Harriet M. Miss, principal North Cosmo-
politan Grammar School
Fairchild John, collector, r. 6M John
Fairchild Maria E. Miss, teacher South Cosmopoli-
tan Grammar School, r. 311 Polk
Fairchild Richard H., delivery clerk P. C. 8S. Co., r.
311 Polk
Fairchild Richard H. Jr., apprentice, r. 311 Polk
Faircbild Samuel D., r. 184H Howard
Fairchild WiUiard W. apprentice, r. 311 Polk
Fairclough William, laborer, r. NW cor Bay and
Lea\ enworth
Fairfield Daniel, rigger, r. 317 Harrison
Fairfield George F., r. 727 Minna
Fairtield Herbert A., teamster r. 430 Valencia
Fairfield Joseph, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 727
Minna
Fairfield Marshall, engineer S. P. Co., r. 1924 Steven-
son
Fall fi. Id Marshall J., driver Cal. Spring Mnfg Co., r.
1924 Stevenson
Fairfield Nellie Miss, compositor, r. 317 Harrison
Fairfield Orlando W., blacksmith Cal. Cigar Box Co.,
r. 524 M Capp
Fairfield William, artist, r. 150 Fourth
Fairfield William, seaman, r. 317 Harrison
Fairgrleve William B., foreman Whitney & Webster
r. 1348 Folsom
Fairman Maria L., widow, r. 1409 Bush
Fairmount Dairy, Mrs. H. Noble proptr, NW cor San
Jose Av aud Thirtieth
Fairmount Primary School, Miss Clar» Johnson
principal, Chenery, nr Randall
Fairmount Mufg Co. (New Bedford) Peter B. Simons
& Son agents, 220 Sutter
Fairweather Alfred J., salesman Raphael Weill &
Co., r. 409 Steiuer
Fairweather David, r. 30 Stanley PI
Fairweather Helen B. Miss, teacher Whittier Primary
School, r. 1311 Laguna
Fair'%veattier J. Arthur (Nygh & Fairweather)
attorney at law, 216 Sansome, rooms 6-7, r. 16
Grove
Fairweather Julian R., mnfr sash, doors, blinds and
shutters, 132-134 Berry, r.407 Stelner
Falson Samson L., second lieuteanant Co. 0, Ist
Infantry U. S. A., Presidio
Faist Charles C, photographer, SE cor Fourth
and Market, r. lUOl Hyde
Faithful Charles M., tanner, r. 13054 Borland
Faithful Edwin, engineer, r. 130M Borland
Fairre Jacques P., cook, r. NE cor Fell and Stanyan
Favre August, waiter, r. 1703 Dupont
Fake William, midder Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
East Oakland
Fakes Joseph G., gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 1712
Broderick
Faktor David, bartender, r. 925 Kearny
Falch Otto (Page & Falch) r. 818 Octavia
Faick Adolph S., bookkeeper B. Nathan & Co., r. 2006
Mason
Faick B. & Co. (Bernhard Faick and William Rob-
sou) mnfrs cigars, 421 Montgomery
Faick Bernhard (B. Faick & Co.) r. 1615 Broderick
Faick Ferdinand, druggist Alfred Gros, r. Ill Grant
Av
Faick Peter M., jeweler Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 913
Geary
8^ Faick. SeeFalk
Falco Adele, widow, dressmaker, 523 Pine
Falconer John, carpenter, 1120 Harrison
Falconer Robert S., secretary Enterprise Mill
and Building Co., and treasurer Pacific Casket Co.,
office 217-225 Spear, r. Alameda
Fale John, hostler Omnibus RR. r. 2.59 Tehama
Fales Fernando S., drayman, r. 1330 Florida
Fales Leonard D., teamster C. A. Worth, r. 803 Bu-
chanan
Faley John, machinist, r. 521 Howard
Faline Alfred, grainer, r. 506 Folsom
Falk Bertha Mrs., r. 1213 Devisadero
Falk Daniel, miner, r. SE cor Preclta and Wash-
ington Avs, B. H.
Falk Emll, canvasser, r. 179 Perry
Falk Fernand, clerk, r. 1022 !4 Geary
Falk Frederick, painter, r. 29 Norfolk
Falk Fritz, seaman, r. 3 Pacific
Falk Oustave, master schr Mary and Ida
Falk Harrv, lithogi apher, r. 24 Lafayette
Falk Henry, cook, r. 439 Bush
Falk Hyman, clerk, r. 8 Russ
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' AND YOUTHS' SfflTS
— AT —
"THE HASTINGS."
IMPEIIAl Tin IHS. Cl. OF LOHHIN
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WIL SEZTOIT, Aat. Uauser.
HJCKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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•Falk Jerome (Falk & Simon) r. ]02'2}4 Geary
Falk Morris, ealesiuan, r. 1409 Van Ness Av
Fnlk Mortimer, clerk, r. 1.501 So.tt
Falk Niels T., fireman, r. 6 Mission
Fiilk Raphael G.. clerk, r. 717 Post
Falk Samuel, jeweler, r. « Rusa
Falk Samuel, enfjineer, r. 1401) Van Ness Av
Falk Solomon (Koenigaberger, Falk & Mayer) r. 1501
Soott
Falk & Simon (Jerome Falk and Alex. Simon) grocer-
ies and liquors, 801-803 Larkin
l»-Falk. See FaUk
Falke Henry, barber H. D. Witte. r. 224 5< G'Farrell
Falke William H., steward, r. 1312 Taylor
Falkenau Louis (Falkeiiau Si Reese) r. San Rafael
Falkenau & Reese (Louis Falkenau and Henry
W. Reese) proprietors State Assay Office, 328
Montgomery, room 16
Falkenberg Charles T., seaman, r. 28 Clay
Fal- cnberji Victor, carpenter, r. 308 Minna
Falkenhabn Ferdinand, liquor saloon, 213 Sixth, r.
47C Tehama
Falkeiisttln Gustave A. (G. A. Falkenstein & Son) r.
1508 Post
Falkenstein G. A. & Son (Gustave A. and Isaac) shirt
manufacturers, 711 Battery
Falkenstein Heury(FalkenKtein k Son) r. Palace Hotel
Falkenstein Isaac (G. A. Falkenstein & Co.) r. 1508
Post
Falkenstein Max, clerk, r. 206 Eddy
Falkenstein Monroe H., with Falkenstein & Co., r.
Palace Hotel
Falkenstein & Co. (Henry Falkenstein and Sally
Siebenhauer) wholesale cigars and tobacco, NE
cor Battery and Sacramento
Falker Albert, seaman, r. 1214 Bryant
Falkingham Edwin, mnfr children's carriages, Ss
Sixteenth, bet Folsom and Harrison
Falkiuhum Joseph J., buyer Jones \- Co., r. Alameda
Falkman Frederick R , Kearaan, r. 151 Tehama
■^ Falkner. See Faulkner
Fall Ebenezer L., r. 266 Brannan
Fall George, clerk, r. 32^4 Perry
Fall J. C, merchant, r. 6:U Polk
Fall Louisa, v idow, r. 32^ Perry
■^ Fall. See Fanll
Fallan John B., porter Albert Mau & Co., r. 1027 York
Fallehy Patrick H., laundryman, r. 607 J4 Linden Av
betLaguna and Buchai'ian
Faller Peter, coppersmith Jos. Budde. r. 1717 Howard
Falleri Joseph, vegetableman, r. 410 Pacific, rear
Fallmer R., billiardmaker Jacob Strahle & Co., r. Al-
ameda
Fallon Edward D., teamster, r. 351 Beale
Fallon Edward L., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
327 Eddy
Fallon Fruncifl J., law student Lloyd & Wood, r. 1046
FolRom
Fallon James, pressman J. R. Brodie & Co., r. 1016
Folsom
Fallon James F. A., r. 1159 Folsom
Fallon James J., bartender John Dougherty, r. 305
Sixth
Fallon John, laborer, r. 3 Channel
Fallon John, laborer, r. 341 Twenty-seventh
Fallon Jolm, vegetableman, r. 362 Minna
Fallon John G., carpenter Stockton Planing Mills, r.
431 Duncan
Fallon John H., fireman, r. 362 Minna
Fallon Joseph, salesman Keane Bros., r. 15 Oak
Fallon Margaret, widow, r. 431 Duncan
Fallon Maria, widow, r. 1215 Union
Fallon Martin, carcleaner S. P. Co., r. Colma Station
Fallon Matthew (Fallon * Buckley) and assistant
License CoUeitor, r. 610 Taylor
Fallon Michael, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 2
Welsh
Fallon Michael, blacksmith, r. 3 Minna
DRrBAZAN^S
TIIERMO-EIiECTRIC
RUSSIAN and TDRKISE BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batis Siven.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BOILERS and STOVES
ConnectEil lor Hoi and Cold Waier m iiie best maimer.
WATER BACKS, WATER HEATERS,
Of all kinds made and repaired.
w. E . lane:,
PLUMBER, 605 KEARJTT STREET.
EfitablJBhed 1860. Telephone 315^ j
Fallon Michael, i arpenter, r. FalUlaud, nr Tallapoosa
Falk n Michael, capitalist, r. 1046 Folcom
Fallon Michael M., bookkeeper Pao. Carriage Co., r.
15 Oak
Fallon Thomas (estate of) 330 Pine, room 31
Fallon Thomas, dairyman, r. ^435 Duncan
Fallon Thomas, laborer, r. 621 Stevenaon
Fallon Thomas H., bookkeeper Leon Blum & Co., p.
1215 Union
Fallon William, gripman Market St. RR., r. 633 Lett
Fallon William, real estate, r. 42 Turk
Fallon William J., laborer Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 351
Beale
Fallon * Buckley (Matthew Fallon and Christopher
A. Buckley) liquor saloon, 318 Bush
Falls Richard J., sergeant police, r. 308 Fifth
Falls Richard J. Jr.. policeman, r. 319 Fourth
Falls S. D., solicitor Hartford Fire Insurance Co., r.
Oakland
Falls Thomas J., engineer Hicks & Judd, r. 2511 Clay
Falls William F., bookkeeper Dolliver & Bro., r. 2511
Clay
Faltings Frederick J., seaman, r. 13 Pacific
Faltings Julius, clerk, r. 34 Sixth
Falvey Edward A., carpenter Buckingham k Hecht,
r. 8'J4 Seventeenth
Falvy Patrick J., laborer, r. 141 Shipley
Fan Benjamin, coachman, r. 438 Broadway
Fancher Charles H., salesman C. B. Piatt, r. 132 Sixth
Fancher Charles H. Jr., salesman C. B. Piatt, r. 132
Sixth
Fancher Frank H., salesman O.B.Piatt, p.324 Golden
Gate Av
Fancher Ira, mining engineer, r. 1931 Jessie
Fancort Henry, painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan, r. 2210
Filbert
Faneuf Edward H., machinist Williams & Orion, r.
1053 5^ Golden G;ite Av
Fanter A., sawyer Pac. Box Factory
Fanjoy William H.. gilder Schusaler Bros.
Fauk Ignatz, milker, r. 431 Pine
Fankhauser Chrisiian, mnfr cigars, 610 Octavia
Fankhauser Eliza Miss, cigarmaker C. Fankhauser, r.
610 Octavia
Fanning Angelo, paper hanger, r. 17Ji Grand Av
Fanning Edward, contraitor, r. 320 Chestnut
Fanning James, laborer, r. 8 Lombard
Fanning James, woolsorter Frank P. McLennan, r.
Railroad Av, nr Five Mile House
Fanning John, chicken ranch, r. Barbadoes, nr Rail-
road Av
Fanning John, policeman, r. 802 Green
Fanning Jf>hn Jr., plumber, r. 802 Green
Fanning Margaret, widow r. 1703 Mason
Fanning Nana Miss, dressmaker, r. 1703 Mason
Fanning Patrick, longshoreman, r. 29 LouiSA
Fanning Peter, teamster, r. 320 Chestnut
Fanning Thomas, r. N s Teneriffe, bet Potomac and St.
John
Fanning Thomas, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Green and Mason
Fanning Thomas, farmer, r. SW cor Madeira and
Railroad Av
Fannon John, tanner, cor Sullivan and Union Av
Faunon Thomas, tanner, r. cor Sullivan and Union Av
Fant Henry, doormaker Jason springer & Co., r. Oak-
land
Fantini Antonio (Sartori k Fantini) r. 818 Sansome
Fiir.iey Rerlmond, blacksmith, r. 140 Natoma
Faraday Richard B., solicitor Brown, Craig & Co., r.
,544 Twenty-third
Farber Matilda Mrs., r. 317 Stockton
Farciot Charles O., inventer, r. 6 Turk
Fardee William W., r. 722 Sixteenth
Fardelius Frederick, master Bchr Bertha Dolbeer,
office 10 California
Fardv Dennis, laborer, r. San Bruno Road and Cort-
land Av
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FJRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
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ALL SIZKS.
809, 3U, 313. 315 and 317 MABKET STBEET
Farenham Ole F. L., shipwright, r. E b Corea, iir
i Tallapoosa
Farey Julius, mnfr mirrors, 121 Washington, r. 1312
Kearny
Fargo Calvin F., r. Union Club
Pargo E. A. & Co. (Earl A. and Jerome B. Fargo)
' importers and wholesale wines and liquors, 316
I Front
Fargo Earl A. (E. A. Fargo fc Co.) r. 1919 Sutter
Fargo E. D., grlpman Cal. St. RR.. r. 1434 California
Fargo Jerome B. (E. A. Fargo & Co.) r. 1310 O'Farrell
Fargue John P., r. 327 Fruncisco
Farhner George W., conductor Market St. RR., r,
2014 Golden Gate Av
Farish Adam T., r. 1314 Washington
Parish J. R., editor Herald of Trade, r. Oakland
Farkas Michael, tiilor David Goldberg, r. 433 Jessie
Farkas Sigmund. dressmaker, r. SOti}^ Third
Farland James, bartender, r. 305 Sixth
Earless Thomas A. (Petti^rew & Earless) r. 611 Mason
Farley Mrs., widow, N s Silver Av, nr Sllliraan
Farley Bernard, liquor saloon, junction Ocean House
and Mission Roads
Farley Charles, parcel clerk Eeane Bros., r. 22.5 Eighth
Farley Daniel E., master mariner, office 316 Steuart,
r. 2011 Taylor
Farley Edward, farmer, r. Excelsior Homestead
Farley Edward, firemnu stmr Knight No. 2
Farley Elliott, policeman, r. 215 Fifteenth
Farley Frank E., pressman, r. 211 Leavenworth
Farley George, seaman, r. 28 Minna
Farley George W., gripman Market St. RR., r. 2007
Golden Gate Av
Farley Hugh F., storekeeper Cal. Electric Light Co.,
r. N 8 Chestnut, bet Polk and Van Ness Av
Farley James, boots and shoes, 1612 Polk, r. 2607 Polk
Farley James, gripman Geary St. RR., r. 1537 Geary
Farley James, laborer, r. 224 Filbert
Farley James C. bartender Bernard Farley, r. junc-
tion Ocean House and Mission Roads
Farley James J., bricklayer, r. 2607 Polk
Farley John F. (SuUiv.in & Farley) r. 821 Haight
Farley Margaret, groceries and liquors, NE cor Dun-
can and Guerrero
Farley Matthew J., tinsmith, r. 2607 Polk
Farley Newton S., clerk Custom House, r. 1222
Leavenworth
Farley Owen, messman stmr Starbuck
Farley Patrick, r. 821 Haight
Farley Patrick, stairbuilder. r. 132 Liberty
Farley Patrick, laborer, r. 209 Tehama
Farley Peter, laborer, r. 547 Mission
Farley Phillip, liquor saloon. 210 First
Farley Richard, bartender Sullivan & Farley, r. 821
Haight
Farley Thomas, woodturner, r. NE cor Duncan and
Guerrero
Farman Andrew F., tailor, r. 1007 California
Farmar Frederick C, compositor Bulletin, r. 1713
Stockton
Farmar Richard B., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 1713
Stockton
Farmer F. E., r. 781 Mission
Farmer James A. , salesman Kast k Co., r. 607 Stockton
Farmer J. D., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 915 Lyon
Farmer Thomas, r. 41 H Third
Farmer Thomas, poultry dealer, r. 633 Seventeenth
Farmer William, laborer, r. Fairmount, bet Mission
and Chenery
Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank of Savings (in liqui-
dation) L. G. Harvey secretary, 313 California
Farmers' and Merchants' Business Ag^ency,
H. M. Covert manager, 203 Sacramento
Farmers' Union (Stockton) branch office, Paulsell &
Wilbur niauaBers, 314 California
Farmers' and Traders' Protective Associ-
ation, Rowland F. King manager, G. H. Ham-
mersley secretary, IIG California
Farnan James M., clerk general auditor's office 8. P.
Co. (Northern Division) r. San Mateo
Farnan Oliver J., r. 2108 Hyde
Farniield Cliarles P., secretary Anglo-Nevada
.XsKurance Corporation, 410 Pine, r. Cosmos Club
Farnham Charles W., bookkeeper Henry Wetherbee,
r. Fruit Vale
Farnham Eben, miner, r. American Exchange Hotel
Farnham James G., wood and coal, 1436 Valencia, r.
921 Dolores
Farnham J. H. & Co. (John H. Farnham and Pearson
N. Preble) shipwrights, calkers and spar makers,
6 Folsom
Farnliam John, manager Crystal Warm Salt
Water Bathing Co., 317 Bay, r. 1010 Union
Farnham John Jr., student, r. 1010 Union
Farnham John H. (J. H. Farnham & Co.) r. 824 Fil-
bert
Farnbam John M., laborer subsistence dept U. 8. A.,
r. 1052 Folsom
Farnbam Joseph, clerk Brodek, Seelig & Co., r. 2108
Hyde
^^ Farnham. See Farnum
Farnlacher Adam, baker Christian F. Mayer, r. 445
Ninth
Farno Marco, blacksmith, r. 1427 Dupont
Farnsworth Andrew C, hardware, 109 California, r.
.514 Sutter
Farnsworth David L. (Farnsworth & Ruggles) r. 125
Golden Gate Av
Farnsworth Edward P., special agent Hutchinson &
Mann, r. 609 Hyde
Farnsworth Etisha G., carpenter Industrial School
Farnsworth Elias D., manager Metropolitan Platfl
Glass Insurance Co., 324 California, r. 105 Scott
Farnsworth F. A., commercial traveler, r. 418 Sutter
Farnsworth George J., salesman, r. 418 Sutter
Farnsworth Harry H., painter, r 929 Bryant
Farnsworth Stephen, r. 228 McAllister
Farns^vorth William O. , superintendent Occi-
dental Laundry, r. 2008 Jackson
Farnstvorih & Itnggiea (David L. Farnsworth
and John Ruggles) draymen, 100 California
Farnum Charles E., physician, 672 Mission
Farnum John N., carpenter, r. 1052 Folsom
SST Farnum. See Farnham
Faro Daniel, hostler N. B. and M. RR., r. 1351 Alabama
Faro Michael, teamster, r. 6 Clay
Faron James, engineer, r. 12 Hawthorne
Faron Stephen, longshoreman, r. 39 Jessie
Farpelha John, shoemaker, r. Ill Jackson
Farquliar Charles, driver James Tomkinson, r. 75i
Mission
Farquharson Charles D., architect, r. 620 Sutter
Farqaharson David, president Cal. Savings and
Loan Society, 1 Powell, r. 502 Van Ness Av
Farquharson Henry C, deputy U. S. Internal Reve-
nue, r. 303 Grant Av
Farquharson John, molder, r. 509 Powell
^^ Farquharson. See Ferguson
Farr Charles C, teamster, r. 428 Twenty-second
Farr Edward, machinist Mcintosh & Wolpman, r. 18
First
Farr George M., wheelwright J. Lowney Jc Sons, r.
918 Bryant
Farr George W., engineer, r. 13 Page
Farragut Insurance Co. (New York) 324 Callfordia
Farran Mrs., widow, r. 25 Anthony
Farran Dennis, teamster, r. 1636 West Mission
Farran James, ironer La Grande Laundry
Farran John, blacksmith, r. 4 Glover
Farran James, teamster, r. 320 Vallejo
Farran 3. M. Mrs., millinery, 2041 Mission
Farran Samuel M., r. 2041 Mission
Farran T. A. Mrs., r. 1633 West Mission
S^" Farran. See Farren, Farron, Ferran and Ferren
F.irrant Erb, glovemaker, r. 555 !< Natoma
Farrant Frank, glovemaker, r. 555)^ Natonia
WHOLESAX^ AKD EETAH,
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
MantLfactnrers of Show Cases
and Storo Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
Also the fineet gwdes of CUrtts, Hocks. > ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO,
Burgundies, Sauternes, Porta »ud Sherries J 530 WASHIHQTON STEEET.
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Farr«nt Frederick W., cutter B. Blumenthal * Co., r.
555 V, Naloma
Farrant Harriet, widow, r. 555 Natoma
Fnrraut Herbert, glove cutter, r. S.W Natoma
Farrar Benjamin F., furniture, 1557 Market, r. Ala-
meda
Farrar Frederick W., vice president Cal. Gas Fixture
Co., 124 Sutter, r. 13 H Dearborn PI
Farrar Walton T., r. 606 Capp
Farrell Andrew, teamster, r. 216 Ninth
Farrell Ann, widow, r. 2540 Folsom
Farrell Annie Mrs., bakery, 207 Sixth
Fairell Catherine, widow, r. 42 Clara
Farrell Charles, clerk Neuburger, Reiss & Co., r. 2405
Clay
Farrell Charles J., stonecutter, r. 529 Stevenson
Farrell Charles J., printer, r. 36 Tenth
Farrell D., seaman stmr Geo. W. Elder
Farrell Daniel, r. 174 Minna
Farrell Erlward (Farrell & Bell) r. 821 Union
Farrell Edward, carpenter, r. 828 Union
Farrell Edward, coppersmith and exlraman Hook and
Ladder No. 2, r. 627 Broadway
Farrell Edward, mason, r. Eighth Av, nr Clement
Farrell Edward J., tailor, r, 509 Bush
Farrell Edward T.. with E. M. Block, r. 536 Third
Farrell Ella Mrs., seamstress, r. 97 Stevenson
Farrell Florence J., boiltrmaker, r. 12 Oak Grove Av
Farrell Francis, r. The Baldwin
Farrell Frank, policeman, r. 710 Green
Farrt-U Frank E., carpenter, r. 2508 Post
Ftrrell Frederick J., salesman, r. 1804 Bush
Farrell Georg . fireman tug Katie, r. 119 Silver
Farrell George, teamster, r. 366 Natoma
Farrell Henry K., blacksmith S. F. Bridge Co., r. E 6
Minnesota nr Butte
Farrell Henry O., letter carrier Post Office, r. 434 Te-
hama
Farrell James, blacksmith, r. N s Precita bet Mission
and Howard
Farrell James, butcher, r. W s St. Thomas nr Platte
Farrell James, car repairer, r. 526 Alabama
Farrell James, foreman United Carriage Co., r. 44
Sixth
Farrell James, groceries and liquors, 458 Natoma
Farrell James, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 922 Battery
Farrell James, seaman stmr Eureka
Farrell James, teamster Potrero and B. V. RR. Co., r,
Ramsdell nr Arch
Farrell James J., deputy Assessor, r. Point Lobes nr
Ninth Av
Farrell James J., shipping clerk Philip Kennedy &
Co., r. I'ourth nr Kentucky
Farrell James W., gasfitter, r, 17 Caroline
Farrell Jane Mrs., r, 360 Natoma
Farrell J.D. Mrs., female employment office, 705 Polk
Farrell John, boot and shoemaker, 703 Howard
Farrell John, carpenter, r. 511 Folsom
Farrell John, engineer, r. 257 Tehama
Farrell John, laborer, r. 1602 Pacific Av
Farrell John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E s
Michigan bet Sierra and Shasta
Farrell John, painter, r. 1136 Green
Farrell John, shoemaker, Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
1551 Market
cornicemaker George H. Tucker, r.
Farrell John G,
229 Sixth
Farrell John H.
Sixth
Farrell John H,
Farrell John J.
cutter Porter, Slesslnger & Co., r. 205
carpenter, r. 36 Tenth
driver Whitney's Standard Oakland
Transfer Co., r. 913 Montgomery
Farrell John J., laborer Custom House, r. 42 Clara
Farrell John M., carpenter, r. 773 Harrison
Farrell John M.. corkcutter, r. 207 Sixth
Farrell John T., metal roofer and plumber, r. 442
Valencia
FRATINGER & CO.
OF ALL DESOEIPTIOITS.
105 KEARXY STREET.
GAS, WATER and STEAM
FITTING
In all its Branches, Well
Done.
PLUMBER, 605 KEARNV STREETr
EsUbllshed 1860. Telephone 315.
Farrell -Joeeph. ma.«>ter mariner, r. 2015 Powell
Farrell Joneph F., horseshoer, 1313 Broderlck, r. 2136 '
OFarrell
Farrell Joseph J., ironworker, r. 167 Minna
Farrell Joseph P., wagonmaker, r. 1104 Seventeenth
Farrell Katie Miss, aressmaking, 773 Harrison
Farrell Martha E., feeder Francis, Valentine & Co., r.
36 Tenth
Farrell Martin, laborer, r. 821 H Montgomery
Farrell Martin, laborer University Mound Reservoir,
r. Five-Mile House
Farrell Mary, chambermaid The Baldwin
Farrell Mary, widow, r. 17 Caroline
Farrell Matthew, contractor, r. E s Eureka, nr Twen-
ty-first
Farrell Michael Mrs., r. 773 Harrison
Farrell Michael, boilermaker, r. 12 Oak Grove Av
Farrell Michael, foreman Gibbs' Bonded Warehouse,
r. 2405 Clay
Farrell Michael, molder Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. Oakland
Farrell Michael, butcher, 424 Fourth, r. Oakland
Farrell Michael, clerk Peter Stelling, r. 535 Howard
Farrell Michael, painter, r. 82 Natouia
Farrell Michael, proptr The Green House, cor Mary-
land and Sit-rra
Farrell Michael, teamster U. S. Drayman
Farrell Michael, wood and coal, 534 Fulton
Farrell Michael J., shoemaker, r. 7653^ Howard
Farrell Michael W. (Tolley & Farrell) r. 1509 Guer-
rero
Farrell N. J., shoemaker John Farrell, r. SE cor
Fourth and Folsom
Farrell Patrick, clerk, r. 1802 Polk
Farrell Patrick, liquor saloon, SE cor Twentieth and
Point LoboB Avs
Farrfll Patrick, helper Fulton Iron Works, r. 621
Howard
Farrell Patrick, seaman stmr Granada
Farrell Patrick, waiter, r. 140 Minna
Farrell Patrick F., porter D. R. Billings & Co., r. 1224
Stockton
Farrell Patrick H., clerk Redlngton k Co., r. cor
Ninth and Point Lnbos Avs
Farrell Peter E., watchman S. P. Co., r. SE cor
Fourth and Kentucky
Farrell Peter 0., longshoreman, r. 3 Johnson PI
Farrell P. H., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Farrell Samuel B., advertising solicitor, r. 502 Wash-
ingtiin
Farrell Simon J., clerk Tax Collector's Office, r. 2546
Folsom
Farrell Stephen J., carpenter, r. 814 Green
Farrell Susan, widow, r. 1206 Union
Farrell Thomas, blacksmith, r. 641 Commercial
Farrell Thomas, carpenter, r. S 6 Farrell Court, nr
Fair Oaks j
Farrell Thomas, cook, r. 97 Stevenson
Farrell Thomas, gardener, r. cor Ninth and Point '
Lobos Avs I
Farrell Thomas, laborer, r. 1406 Powell
Farrell Thomas, laborer, r. cor Randall and Chenery '
Farrell Thomas, seaman, r. 3 Morris Av i
Farrell Thomas, teamster, r. 905 Pacific !
Farrell Thomas Jr., horsetrainer, r. NW cor Ninth
and Point Lobos Avs I
Farrell Thomas J., molder, r. 12 Oak Grove Av i
Farrell Thomas J., plumber and gasfltter. 1211 Mar- ■
ket, r. 17 Caroline
Farrell Thomas R., clerk, r. 42 Clara
Farrell Timothy A., teamster, r. 36 Tenth
Farrell W. B. Mrs., r. 903 Larkin
Farrell William, lodgings, 366 Natoma
Farrell William, paiuter Henry White & Co., r. 17
Caroline
Farrell William D., laborer freight depot 8. P. Co., r*
466)4 Sixth
Farrell William L., boatman, r. 212 Langton
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mannraotarer of eTery deKcriptlon of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
4» to SO Beale Ktreet. San Francisco.
Dennett Jump Seats.
Traman, Isham A Hooker. 421-427 Market
WHOL.KSAL.I: AND RKTAUi.
FAR
462
FAU
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
*
Plain, Japanned and Stamped
T I nxr x?v^ ^fk. x^ E3
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Farrell William M., ««8l8tant engineer stmt Newbern,
;.ia».r. 12 Oak Grove Av
Farrell William M., shoefitter, r. 606 J< Stevenson
Farrell William T., butcher, r. W b St. Thomas, nr
Platte
Farrell i: Bell (Edward Farrell and Frank C. Bell)
contraitors, ()38 Markft
vr- Farrell. See O'Farrell
Farrelly Jamps M., liquor dealer, r. 317 Bush ^
Farrelly John A., accountant, r. American Exchange
Hotel
Farrelly Itlicliael, wines and liquors, Meiggs
Wharf, foot of Powell, r. '208 >i Francisco
Farrelly Piter, r. 547 Mission
Farreu Andrew J., bookkeeper John W. Farren, r. 500
Harrison
Farren Bernard, brassfinisher, r. 11 Grant At
Farren Daniel J., boxmaker, r. 1.5 Minna
Fwrren Dennis, laborer, r. 212 First
Farren James, teamfster, r. 320 Vallejo
Farren -John, r. 39 Fifth
Farren John, laborer, r. 15 Minna
Farren John, laborer, r. 341 Twenty-seventh
Farren John W., blacksmith and wagonmaker, 121
Beale, r. .SnO Harrison
Farren John W. Jr., bookkeeper William Deacon, r.
500 Harrison
Farren M. S., cook, r. 530 Stevenson
Farrpu Patrirk. laborer, r. 212 First
Farren Kobert K.,ini'pector Cal. Electric Light Co.,
r. 202 Seventh
Farren Robert J., bartender, r. fi09 Bush
Farrf-n Thomas, butch«r, r. 23 Frederick
Farren William, cook, r. 358 Clementina
Fafren William D., chief field deputy Assessor, r.20Q
Seventh
Farren William J., bookkeeper, r. 60O Harrison
»" Farren. See Farran, Farron, Ferran and Ferren
Farrier Hiram L., collector Tubbs & Co., r. East Oak-
land
Farriukton Bernard, hackmnn, r. 3 Zoe PI
Farrington K. D., clerk Custom House, r. Oakland
Farrington Edward S., attorney at law, r. 227 Leaven-
worth
FarriuKton James T. Mrs., r. 1711 California
Farrington Jaiues W., with Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r.
1711 California
Farrington John, carpenter, r. 806 Brannan
Farrington Joseph W., r. 102 Sau J086 Av
FarriURtoa Nelson, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 435
Pine
Farrington Peter, laborer, r. 36G Nntoma
Farriuxton Peter, teamster, r. 24 Turk
Farrington T., laborer P. M. S3. Co.
Farrls Frank, r. 303 Minna
Farrls George W., carpenter, r. New Franklin Hotel
Farris J., teamster Willlaiii Kerr, r. 3o3 Biittery
Farro Frances Miss, shirtmaker. r. 322 ValUjo, rear
Farro Joseph, longshoreniaii, r. 322 Vallejo, rear
Farron Bertha, widow, r. 17 Bruce PI, rear
Farron Belle M., widow, seamstress, r. 528 Twenty
third
Farron 0., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Farron Samuel M clerk, r. 2(i41 Mission
Fairy John, fruit dealer, r. SE cor Kosciusko and Old
Hickory
Farwell George W., oiler, r. 737 Market
Farwell S. K. Mrs., r. 1028 Bush
Farwell Willard B., capitalist, 324 Pine, room
3, r. 2318 Steiner
Fascliion Andrus, bartender William Ruppert, r. 724
Howard
Fashion Carriage Factory, A. Folsom & Son
proprietors, 217 Ellis
Fashion Stables, Alexander McCord & Co. pro-
prietors, -221 Ellis
Fashion Stra%v Works, Byrne & Davis proprie-
tors, 31 Commercial
Faskett Louis, salesman Eohler & Chase, r. 48 Te-
hama
Fusnaulit Louis A., bartender Hageman & Haquette,
r. 603 Pine
FasB Aaion, tailor, 648 J4 Commercial, r. 807 Pacific
Fass Brothers (Nathan and Jacob) tailors, 323 Bush
Fnss Jacob (Fass Bros.) r. 623 California
FahS lullus, mlUhanil Capitol Millw. r. 112 Valley
F«Ks Nathan (Fhss Bros.) r. 623 California
l^" F.1S6. See Faass
FasKett t'harles M. Mrs., r. 610 Powell
Fassett Fred. H., entry clerk Cunningham, Curtiss b
Wel.-h, r. 2025 Pjciflc Av
Fassett Harris H., surveyor Home Mutual Insurance
I o., r. 2025 Pacific Av
Fassett Julius F., attorney at law, 230 Montgomery,
room 24, r. 1.507 California
Fassett T. A., clerk general passenger and ticket
agents. P. Co., r. 513 Ellis
Fassett Thomas O., sailmaker U. S. Navy, r. 513 Ellis
Fassett W. <& Co. (Willie Fassett) manufacturers
and proprietors Columbia Gas Saver, 108 Eddy
Fassett Willard O. (Fassett .ic McDonald) r. 513 Ellis
Fassett Willie (W. Fassett & Co.) r. 1025 Tweuty-hrst
Fasselt & McDonald (Willard O. Fxssett and Edwin
A. McDonald) hardware, 100 O'Farrell
Fasshaur Jacob C, apothecary Wakelee & Co., r. Ber-
keley
Fasbhauer William J., barber, 118 Fifth, r. 604 Fol.
som
Fassler Bernardln, liquor saloon, 301 East
Fa*sler John, milker, r. W s Mission, nr Mount Vernon
/ Av
Fassler Joseph, dairy, W 8 Mission Boad, nr Mount
Vernon Av
Fassiuann Autone, capitalist, r. 14 Grove
Fassmann Eugene F., clerk, r. 14 Grove
Fassy Charles A., waiter r. 309 Mason
Fasteneau Frederick, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r,
735 Brannan
Fasteneau Herman, cook J. H. Metz, r. 644 First
Father De Smet Consolidated Gold Mining Co. (Black
Hills, D. T.) Henry Deas secretary, 44 Nevada
Block
Fatjo Joaquin J., boarding, 1426 Mason
Fatthauer Henry, engineer Pac. Brewery, r. Berkeley
Fatz Jacob, mufr traveling straps, r. 163 Jessie
Faubel John, butcher, 2132 Sacramento
Faubel Katie Mrs,, ladies nurse, r. 675 Sixteenth
Faubel Philip, butcher, r. 575 Sixteenth
Faucompre Marie E. Miss, teacher Public Schools, r.
1521 Broadway
Faught Edward, engineer Sutter St. KB., r. 2612)4
Sutter
Faulhaber Pirman, oigarmaker, r. 1131 Florida
Faulkner Carrie P., stenographer Wm. T. Coleman k
Co., r. Oakland
Fatilkner Charles, r. 1044 Harrison
Faulkner Charles, hackraan, r. 754 Mission
Faulkner Eaton, millhand Young & Thomson, r. 507
Fourth
Faulkner Edward, trimmer, r. 240 M Perry
Faulkner Eliza J. Miss, r. 2527 Howard
Faulkner Ella Miss, dressmaker, r. 1425 Mission
Faulkner George D., blacksmith, r. 11175^ Kearny
Faulkner George L., salesman Palmer & Key, r. Oak-
land
Faulkner Harry J., paper ruler J. M. Higglns & Co.
Faulkner Henry W., physician, office and r.
90ti Market, telephone 320.5
Faulkner James, seaman, r. 101 J4 Jackson
Faulkner Joseph, r. 418 Sutter
Faulkner M. J. Mrs., drei^smaking. 113 Twenty-first
Faulkner Murray J., salesman, r. 1113 Twenty-first
Faulkner Nellie Miss, saleslady F. Maskey, t. 1425
Mission
Faulkner Newton, rancher, r. 121 Montgomery
Faulkner Peter, capitalist, r. 636 Commercial
THE BEST
CLOTHING
For MEN AND BOYS at
"THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
THE LION Fire lis. Co. OF LONBON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, 04,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
FAU
463
FAY
Faulkner Richard D., special asent The History Co.,
72;< Market, r. 208 Jones
Faulkner Thomas, miller Washington Mills, r. 290
Twentv-secoud
Faulkner Thomas, porter Thos. H. Selby & Co., r.
240 H Ptrrv
Faulkner Williano, gripnaan Sutter St. RR.
Faulkner William B., clerk local freight oflace 8. P.
Co., r. 1425 Mission
asr Faulkner. See Falkner
FauU John A., mining, r. 1209 Sutter
FauU William (Merry, FauU k Co.) r. 2023 Broadway
a^FauU. See Fall
Faulstich Thaddews, liquor saloon, SE cor Fifth and
Harrison
Faults Theodore, painter, r. 922 Battery
Faure Albert V., clerk, r. 732 Lombard
Faure Henry E., bookkeeper N. Clark k Sons, r. 732
Lombard
Faure Uypolyte, French laundry, 511 Hyde
Faure Louis, cook, r. 518 Green
Faure Louis, peddler, r. 1914 Powell
Faure M. F. Mme., dressmaker, r. 518 Green
Faure Sophie, widow, r. 732 Lombard
Faurholt Christian S., longshoreman, r. 1327 Ala-
bama
Fauier Charles, butcher, W s Railroad Ay, bet Para-
guay and Teneriffe
Fauser John, groceries and butcher, 128 Guerrero
Faush William, cook J. Straub, r. 629 Clay
Fauss Annie, widow, r. N s Elizabeth, nr Noe
FauBB August, clerk John Mangels, r. 3 Mary Lane
Fauss Edward, clerk, r. N s Elizabeth, nr Noe
Fauss Louis, driver O. Fauss & Co.,;r. SE cor Mission
and Nineteenth
Fauss O. A Co. (Otto Fausa, 6. and Gustave
Kleinclaus) proprietors Willows Brewery, SE cor
Mission and Nineteenth
Fauss Otto (O. Fauss & Co.) r. 609 Nineteenth
Fauss Otto Jr., clerk Zadig, WoUberg k Co., r. 009
Nineteenth
tff' Fauss. See Fouae, Fos and Fosa
FauBt Pauline, widow, r. 1318 Ellis
Faust Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.S s Sierra,
bet Minnesota and Indiana
Faust Henry W., solicitor, r. 307 Fourth
Faust Johannes L., show casemaker W. ProU, r. 2919
Pierce
Fautsch Francis E., landscape gardener, r. 2400 Bu-
chanan
Fautz Henry, clerk, r. 2217 Taylor
Fautz Josephine Miss, r. 2217 Taylor
Fautz Minnie Miss, r. 2217 Taylor
Fautz William (Glaus Wreden & Co.) r. 2217 Taylor
Fava Ainadeo, fruits and vegetables, 1136 Folsora
Fava lunocenzo, plaster decorations, r. 464 Minna
rear
Favar Anton, r. 1306 Polk
Favarel Louis, wholesale wines and litiuors, 1500
Polk
Favaz Louis, r. 605 Broadway
Favilla Cherubino, cigars, 445 Broadway, and cabin-
etmaker, 1513 Stockton, r. 445 Broadway
Favilla Luigi, baker, r. 1518 Stockton
Favlui Giovanni, r. 401 Pacific
Favor OLarlert, shipping clerk W.W. Montague k Co.,
r. 463^ .Jessie
Favor Chauncey O., wood molder, r. 34 Glen Park Av
Favor Elb.rt L.,with Pickens, Fulton k Co., r. 34
Glen Park Av
Favor Henry, carpenter, r. 14 Mason
Favor James H., r. 34 Glen Park Av
Favor John, cook, r. 24 Mary
Favor Kimbal, physician and surgeon, 841 Market
Favor Marion, r. 4 Middle
Fawcett John, clerk, r. 1006 Jones
Fawcett Uobert, carrier The Guide r. 17 Florence
Fawcett Robert, papercarrier, r. 1808 Taylor
DR. BAZAN'S
tiii:b9io-i:i.ectbic
RUSSIAN aDl TURKISH BATHS
A]£0 Medicated and Electric Baths Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
WATER FILTERS,
ALL SIZES AND KINDS FOR FAUCETS.
Large Filterers with capacity for cleaning nil water
used in the house, simple and cheap.
Plumber,
Established 18G0.
L-A.3SrE ,
505 Kearny Street.
Telephone 315.
Fawcett Stephen, fruits and vegetables, 69 Centre
Market, r. 803 Montgomery
Fawcett Thompson, clerk The History Co., r. 1006
Jones I
Fawkes Richard, wharfbuilder, r. 560 Howard
Fay Andrew, butcher, 1573 Market, r. Twenty-fourth !
nr Castro |
Fay Anna Mrs., bakery, 420 Third
Fay Catherine Mrs., r. 51 Brady
Fay Daniel, steiimboatman, r. 36 Clay
Fay David, r. 729 Chestnut
Fay Edward (Doyle & Fay) r. 2315 CftllfomU
Fay Edward, muKician, r. 940 Hurrison
Fay Eliz;ibeth, widow, r. 937 Folsom
Fay Frank R., clerk Bigley Bros., r. 937 Folsom
Fay George, r. 36 Clay
Fay George, driver, r.444Ji Nntoma
Fay George, teamster, r. 1134 Broadway
Fay George E.. driver Isaac Stone, r. W b San Bruno
Road nr Courtland .\v
Fay James policeman, r. 907 H Mission
Fay James E., bras^finisher Thomas Day k Co. (lim-
ited) r. 11 Minna
Fay John, conductor Sutter St. BR., r. 755)j Howard
Fay John, piano-fortemaker, r. 1729 Mission
Fay John, real estate, r. 2014 Powell
Fay John, shoemaker, r. 202 Sixth
Fay John, springmaker, and foreman Engine No. 2, r.
412 Bush
Fay John Jr., clerk The State Investment and Ini.
Co., r. 2014 Powell
Fay Joseph, brewer, r. 416 Dnpont
Fay Julius, bookkeeper Verdier, Moreau k Co., r. 716
Leavenworth
Fay Lucy Miss, r. 901 Sutter
Kay Luke, clerk, r. 2014 Powell
Fay M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 121 Montgomery
Fay Maria K., widow, r. 55 Tehama
Fay Murtlu, teamster I . Henry Kruse, r. 2544 Folsom
Fay Mary, widow, r. 59 Minna
Fay Mary A. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Primary
Sc-hool, r. 212 Francisco
Fay Max H., cashier License Office, r. 610 Taylor
Fay Michael, janitor South Cosmopolitan School, r.
715 Bush
Fay Michael, whipmaker Keyston Bros., r. 3251 Mis-
sion
Fay Nellie, domestic 2400 Howard
Fav Patrick, bakery, 420 Third
Fay Patrick, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
F«y Ptitriok, lougshoreman, r. 1505 Montgomery
Fiiy Peter, boatman, r. 212 Francisco
Fay Peter Jr., letter carrier Post Office, r. 212 Fran-
cisco
Fay Phillip S., real estate dealer, r. 834 Grove
Fay Roljert^ pianoforte manufacturer 1729 Mission,
r. 1731 Mission
Fay Roger, laborer, r. 268 Stevenson
Fay Rose Miss, teacher Greenwich St. Primary School,
r. 212 Francisco
Fay Sarah, widow, r. 416 Post
Fiiy Seymour J. (Roundey k Fay) r. 621 Pine
Fay Stephen, bookbinder, r. 120.) Stockton
Fay Stephen, whipmaker, and extraman Engine No.
2. r. 10 Cadell Alley
Fay Thomas, expressman, cor Clay and Davis, r. 510
Shotwell
Fay Thomas, longshoreman, r. 30 Welsh
Fay Thomas, sandc utter S. F. Stove Works, r. 646
Sixth
Fay Thomas J., broker, r. 3 Central PI
Fay Timothy W., hnckman, r. 755 Ji Howard
Fay Williani, r. 3f>2 Braunan
Fay William, waiter Pacific Club, r. S s Godeus, bet
Mission and California Av, B. H.
Fay William H., teamster, r. 30.5 Fifth
Fay William J., clerk H. Schwartz & Co., r. 429 Lar-
kin
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 riRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
EOOEEINDEES.
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809. 311. 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Fay William J., tanner, r. 3251 Mission
[»" Fay. See Fahey and Fey
Fayerweatber & Ladew, mnfre Hoifs belting (New
York) J. W. Girvin & Co. agents, 24 California
Faylor Benjamin, lather, r. i Buss
FaymonTille Bernard, special agent Firemans Fund
Ins. Co., r. 2020 Van Ness Av
Fazackerley Kobert E., clerk Coffin & Mayhew, r. NE
cor Guerrero and Alvarado
Fazackerley S. Mrs., fancy goods, NE cor Guerrero
and Alvarado
Fazackerly Thomas, seaman, r. 318 Minna
Fazzi Riccardo, fruits, 1105 k Howard
Fearn Barbara B. Miss, dressmaking, St. Anns' Bldg
Fearn George, painter, r. 16)4 Sumner
Fearon Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1881 Mission
Featherly Henrietta Miss, teacher Powell Street Prim-
ary School, r. 1107 Mason
Featliergton John N., cashier Langley &
Michaels, r. 1805 Jones
Featherston Mary, widow, r. 1805 Jones
Featherston Peter, boxmaker, r. 217 Third
Featherstone Bernard, stevedore, r. 27 Freelon
Featherstone .James, laborer, r. 135 Shipley
Featherstone Patrick J., cooper, r. 448 Sixth
Featherstone Peter, butcher, r. 17 Zoe
Featherstone Thomas, teamster, r. 135 Shipley
Fechheimer Benjamin C, manager Plaza Stores, r.
1510 Pine
Fechlieimer Charles S., clothing, furnishing
goods, hats, tobacco, boots, shoes, etc, 706-720
Kearny
Fechheimer, Goodkind & Co. (Martin S. Fechheimer,
Henry Goodkind, Charles E. Adler, Charles Fishel
and Hetjry Kronthal) clothing, 16-18 Sansome
Fechheimer Martin S.. (Fechheimer, Goodkind &
Co.) r.New York
Fechter George H., bookkeeper Sarsfield Remedies
Co., 115 Eddy, r. 521 O'Farrell
Fechtner Charles J., liquor saloon, 621 Commercial
Fedden Herman, laborer, r. W s Dolores, bet Thir-
tieth and Thirty-first
Feddersen William, groceries and liquors, 1038 Bryant
Feddick Alfred, carpenter, r. 1027 Market
Feder Abe S., bookkeeper Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r.
914 O'Farrell
Feder Isidor, tailor, 631 Sacramento, r. 631 Larkln
Feder Jerome E., salesman B. Blumenthal & Co., r.
438)4 Hayes
Feder Louis, commission merchant, office 35 Battery,
r. 918 O'Farrell
I Feder Moses M., coal dealer, office 35 Battery, r. 914
I O'Farrell
Feder Robert, clothing and dry goods 415 Hayes, r.
436)4 Hayes
Feder Samuel (Rosenthal. Feder & Co.) r. 1224 Golden
Gate Av
Federal Hotel, Joseph Dicaud proptr, 1205 Stockton
I Federated Trades Union, 9(l9)i Market
; Ferderle Joseph, tanner, Balz Bros. & Finkeldey, r.
N 8 Yolo, bet Utah and Nebraska
I Federlein Isaac J., gents' furnishing goods, 2736
Howard
I Federlein Jay, publisher Daily Shipping and Hotel
I News, 415 Market, r. 27H6 Howard
Federlein Sophia Miss, compositor, r. 2736 Howard
Fee Andrew, liquor saloon, 133 Sixth, r. 614 Natoma
Feehan Edward, clerk, r. 715 Clementina
Feehan John, millhand Capitol Mills, r.308)4 Tahama
Feeban Mary E. Miss, r. 31 )i Linden Av
Feehan Thomas E, clerk, r. 31)4 Linden Av
Feehan William, real estate, r. 715 Clementina
Feelan William F., clerk, r. 31)4 Linden Av
! Feel.v Dennis, proptr Oregon Lodging House, 641
Commercial
Feely Francis, tanner, r. cor Juniper and Bryant
Feely Jamei, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 621 Har-
risen
Feely James, laborer, r. 1510 Golden Gate Av
Feely James pipemaker Francis Smith k Co., r. cor
Juniper and Bryant
Feely James F., tinsmith, r. 653 Mission
Feely James J., clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 621 Har-
rison
Feely John, r. 619)4 Minna
Feely John, musician, r. NW cor Bryant and Juniper
Feely John, weaver W. A. Schrock, r. 146 Shipley
Feely John H., machinist Bisdon I. and L. Works, r.
521 Howard
Feely Michael J., carpenter, r. 401 Hyde
Feely William, blacksmith P. C. S3. Co., r. 24 Decatur
Feeney Andrew F., cooper, r. 228 Oak
Feeney Bridget, widow, r. 1025 Vallejo
Feeney Catherine, widow, r. 228 Oak
Feeney Charles, machinist, r. 512 Mission
Feeney C. J., actor, r. 331)4 Bush
Feeney Edward, bottler Bay City Soda Water Co., r.
1025 Vallejo
Feeney Edward, finisher Buckingham & Hecht, r. 228
Oak
Feeney Edward T., groceries and liquors, 1033 Vallejo,
r. 1025 Vallejo
Feeney Ellen, boxmaker, r. 314 Bush
Feeney Francis M., milker, r. Clay, bet Webster and
Fillmore
Feeney Frank, driver, r. 1107 Pierce
Feeney James, bakery and groceries, 310 Thirteenth
Feeney James, clerk, r. 2022 Fillmore
Feeney James, hostler Sutter St. RR.
Feeney James, laborer, r. 508 Brauuan
Feeney James, machinist Union Iron Works, r. Hand-
ley House
Feeney James E., shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1107 Pierce
Feeney James F., molder, r. 408 ii Natoma
Feeney John, boilermaker, r. 55 Natoma
Feeney John, watchman Golden Gate Flouring Mill,
r. 738)4 Clementina
Feenev John J., clerk Edward J. Feeney, r. 1026
Va"llejo
Feeney Joseph, shoecutter Buckingham b Hecht, r.
N 8 Fulton, bet Devisadero and Broderick
Feeney Joseph, shoemaker, r. 1107 Pierce
Feeney Maggie T. Miss, governess, r. 228 Oak
Feeney Margaret, widow, r. 2022 Fillmore
Feeney Martin, carwasher Omnibus RR., r. 208H
Eleventh
Feeney Martin, molder O'Connell & Lewis, r. 114 Perry
Feeney Mary T., dressmaker, r. 1025 Vallejo
Feeney Michael, laborer, r. N s Sacramento, bet
Scott and Devisadero
Feeuey M. J., r. 1411 Polk
Feeney Patrick, laborer, r. 455 Minna
Feeney Patrick, miner, r. 16 McLea Court
Feeney Patrick, teamster, r. 322 Fremont
Feeney Patrick J., molder, r. 715 Natoma
Feeney P. J., clerk County Clerk's Office, r. 108
Eureka
Feeney Sarah, domestic 512 Mission
Feeney Stephen, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 52
Silver
Feeney Thomas, molder, r. 64 First
Feeney Timothy, laborer, r. S sFolsom. nr PrecitaAT
Feeney William, carbuilder Sutter St. RR., r. 418 Val-
lejo
Feeney William, musician, r. 437 Shipley
Fegan John, longshoreman, r. 413 Second
Fegan Joseph, calker, r. 9 Alemany
Fegan Susan Miss, furnished rooms, 19 Van Nesa Av
t^ Fegan. See Fagan, Fagen and Fagin
Fehd George, instrument repairer, r. 3 Lewis
Fehlemelcher August, liquor saloon 649 Clay, r. MO
Clay
Fehler Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. E s
Wisconsin, bet Napa and Sierra
Fehnemann Benjamin, solicitor, r. 2201 Larkln
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
THE LARGEST
CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY HOUSE
ON THE PAOIFIO COAST.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVK PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
ManiifacturerB of Show Cases
and Store Fixtarei.
37 MarM St
en IDCr CYTDA riDYi '^'"'='''*"'°t*»«='*«»o^Ch«mpagnesBcntfroni)ARPAD HARASZTHY 4 CO.,
LbLBlOL LA I IIH Uni( France to thU country, but without Branny. 1° 530 WASEnTOTOlT ST&££T.
FEH
465
FEL
Fehnemnnn Charles H., clerk, r. 2201 Larkln
Febrt-nbach John, carpenter, r. 529 Valencia
Fehrenbach Msria, widow, r. 12 Godeus
Fehrenbacher William, brewer, r. 1008 Natoma
Feht Herman, bartender Peters Bros., r. 919 Clay
Felbush Marcus, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Geary and Octavia
Feig Alexander, secondhand furniture, 151 Third, r.
12 Hubbard
Feig Jost'ph, porter, r. 715 Howard
Felg Michael, clerk Joseph Bremer & Co., r. 12 Hub-
bard
Feig Raphael, salesman Pac. Jewelry Co., r. 1321
O'Farrell
Feig S., cabinetmaker Fredericks & Gercke, r. 12
Hubbard
Feige Henry, carpenter, r. 1024 M Capp
Felge Henry, glasscutter John Mallon, r. 1024Ji Capp
Feige Henry Jr., glaSBstalner, r. 1024 )<5 Capp
Felge Kobert, tailor, r. 921 Howard
Feigenbaum Benedict (Feigenbaum & Co.) r. 505 Van
Ness Av
Feigenbaum David, drayman Feigenbaum & Co., r.
605 Van Ness Av
Feigenbaum Joseph (Feigenbaum & Co., r. 1012 Van
Ness Av
Feigenbaum Julius, bookkeeper Feigenbaum & Co.,
r. 505 Van Ness Av
Feigenbaum L. B., traveling salesman Feigenbaum &
Co., r. 505 Van Ness Av
Feigenbaum Louis, salesman Feigenbaum & Co., r.
1012 Van Ness Av
Feigenbaum & Co. (Benedict and Joseph Feigen-
baum and Louis Schwarzschild) Importers Yan-
kee notions, baskets, children's carriages, musical
instruments and toys, 520-526 Market, and 21-25
Sutter
Fell L. D., groceries and liquors, 401 Hyde
Felling L. & Co. (Louis Felling) dairy produce com-
mission, 324 Clay
Felling Louis (L. Felling & Co.) r. 522 Eighteenth
Felling Louis P., clerk L. Felling k Co., r. 622 Eight-
eenth
Felne Adolph, machine operator Porter, Slessinger k
Co.. r. 320 Minna
Feintuoh Marcus, jeweler, r. 1512 Geary
Felntuch Morris, cashier L. & E. Wertheimer, r. 1512
Geary
Felrlng Carl, cooper, r. 2305 Harrison
Feisel Frederick T., carriagemaker, 1509 Mission, r.
1412 O'Farrell
Feisel Frederick T. Jr., carriagemaker, r. 1412 O'Far-
rell
Feisel James D., horseshoer, r. 1412 O'Farrell
Feist Adolph, merchant, oflace 111 Sansome, r. Occi-
dental Hotel
Feitelberg N., teamster Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co., r. 16 M Garden
Felx John F., foreman U. S. Mint, r. 1116 Pierce
Feix William, whitener, r. 1116 Pierce
Felch Charles, milk ranch, NE cor Jersey and Dia-
mond
Feld Emll, salesman Joseph Feld, r. 725 Bush
Feld Joseph, merchant tailor, 1049 )i Market, r. 725
Bush
Feldbusch Charles, presser Stance & Janenlcke r
lfi02 Calltornia
Feldbusch Herman, waiter, r. 328 Jessie
Feldbusch Herman H., r. 528 Shotwell
Feldbusch John D., r. 1407 Bush
Feldbusch John H. D., solicitor Sun In». Co., r. 528
Shotwell
Felderman John, bartender George Eeese, r.l28 How-
ard
Feldhaus Gerhard, expressman, r. 119 German!*
Feldheim Herman, r. 638 Commercial
Feldhelm Nathan G., adjuster, r. 1814 Post
Feldheim Seligman N., clerk, r. 1814 Post
FRATINGER & CO.
Fine Dressmaking
105 KEARNY STREET.
CAST IRON PIPE.
QAS and WATER PIPE
And FITTINGS of all Sizes.
W. E,~LANE,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Feldhausen Bernard, bartender F. W. Kamps
Feldman Alther M., pressman, r. 710 Vallejo
Feldman Charles W., with Merchants' Club, r. 1113
Leavenworth
Feldman John O. (Kaufman & Feidmann) r. 118)i
Twelfth
Feldman Lena, widow, r. 117 }< Fair Oaks
Feidmann Henry, compositor F. L. Fisher k Co., r.
mn Fair Oaks
Feidmann H. C, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
18 First
Feidmann Henry, liquor saloon, 645 Brannan
Feldmnnn JoUii D., groceries and liquors, NW
cor Haight and Scott
Feldmanii Jj. <Sk Co. (Louis and Louis Feidmann
Jr.) wooden and willow ware, brushes, brooms,
elc, 315-317 Sacramento
Feidmann Louis (L. Feidmann & Co.) r. 641 Shotwell
Feidmann Louis Jr. (L. Feldman & Co.) r. 641 Shot-
well
Feldner Conrad, cook Erueckel Bros., r. 40 Second
Feldtman Peter N., salesman M. Warde k Co., r. 219
Grant Av
Feldtmann Henry F., porter Slebe, Campe k Co., r.
lUlH Broadway
Feldtmann Henry H., porter, r. 1111 )i Broadway
Feliu Eustachio, with Venaglia k Parolio, r. 515 Val-
lejo
Felis Joe, packer Fisher Packing Co., r. 626 Vallejo
Felix David, carpenter, r. 64 Everett
Felix E., bartender, r. 801 Vallejo
Felix Frederick, butcher, N s Trinidad, bet Yazoo
and Susquehanna
Fellz M. A., r. 529 Valencia
Feliz Pablo, clerk, r. 1707 Stockton
Felker EU F., engineer, r. 1925 Fillmore
Felker H. D. Mrs., widow, r. 1727 Stevenson
Fell John, laborer, r. 636 Commercial
Fell M. Mrs. , housekeeper, r. cor Baker and Grove
Fell Thomas, salesman Richard H. Brown, r. Waller,
nr Buchanan
Fell William, salesman J. J. O'Brien k Co., r. 206
Waller
Fella Charles, billposter T. N. Dunphy k Co.
Fella George A., painter, r. 422 Filbert
Fella John V., shipping clerk Jacob Strahle k Co., r.
1715 Dupont
Fellhart James, hostler, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Fellhelmer Marks paper carrier, r. 162 3<i Clara
Felllieimer Minna, widow, r. 162 34 Clara
Fellows David A., chicken ranch, r. NE cor Union and
Lyon
Fellows Everett P., secretary, r. 926 Dolores
Fellows Julia, widow, r. 622 Brannan
Fellows L. Mrs., dressmaking, 336 Sixth
Fellows Lucius, driver Omnibus RR., r. 336 Sixth
Fellows Park, with Balfour, Guthrie k Co., r. Oakland
Fellows Samuel S., cashier Redington & Co., r. Oak-
land
Fellows Thomas J., plumber J. D. Welch, r. 0 Ver-
non PI
Fells John F., stock clerk Porter, Slessinger k Co., r.
1129 Buchanan
Felsenthal P. it Co. (Phillip Felsentbal and
Aaron K. Arnold) merchant tailors, 335 Bu»h
Felsenthal Phillip (P. Felsenthal & Co.) r. 2527 Fill-
more
Felsing Frederick (Winter & Felslng) t.531}i Shot-
well
Felt David, bartender, r. 281 Minna
Felt Ellen, widow, r. SW cor Solano and Rhode
iBlat d
Felt Everett, fruits and cigars, S. F. and N. P. RR.
ferry, r. 22 Clay
Felt John, waiter Anker k Johnson, r. 626 California
Felt John W., engineer Cal. Sugar Refinery, t. SW oor
Solano and Rhode Island
Felt Joseph, restaurant. 2011 Polk
JOHN HAMMOND
30
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
nannfactarer of erery deacriptlon of
PASSBNOER, STBBET AND FREIOHT OAKS.
4» tro 80 Beale Street. San FraM«ia«o.
Truman, Isham & Hooker, *^'-^^^Jiri;T6r5f&?K^e«S2!'*^
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466
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTER3 or
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 3U, 313, 315 and 317 MA£££T STREET
Felter Frank C, clerk, r. 412 Oclavia
Felton aud Pescadero Railroad Co.. office S. P. C. KB.
Bidg., foot Market
Felton Charles N., capitaliBt, office 123 California,
room 1, r. Menlo Park
Felton Edward, bartender C. C. Perkins, 344 Kearny
Felton John, expressman, r. l:<20 PaclBc
Felton Stephen S., real estate agent, 331 Montgomery
room 17, r. 1H24 Vallejo
Felts Edward K.. solicitor, r. 812 Kearny
Felvey Lawrence, r. 2730 Bryant
Fenacl Balisto, waiter Sartori & Fantiui, r. 5 Lafayette
PI
Fender E. W., r. 516 Taylor
Feudeiich Charles, artist, r. 147 Second
Fenderaon Wallace C, jjrlpman Cal. St. RR.. r. 1021
Hyde
Fonelius Otto, carpenter, r. 42 Thirteenth
Fenelon Thomas, painter, r. SE cor Vallejo and San-
soiue
Fenger Catherine, widow, r. 793 Stevenson
Fenger Henry M., blacksmith r. 793 Stevenson
Fenger John A., r. 793 Stevenson
Fengler Oscar, t-hoemaker, 7 Mission, r. 71 Brady
Fengler Rudolph E., shoemaker 22 Hayes, r. 71 Brady
Fenili Emilo, fruits, NW cor California atid Kearny
Fenk Frank, liquor saloon. 2139 Greenwich
FENKHAUSEN A. & CO.
(Cee^ar J. and Rudolph T. Fenkhausen)
importers -vvines and liquors, and sole
ag^ents Old Pioneer Bourbon Wliislcy,
414 Front
, Fenkhaiisen Ceesar J. (A. Fenkhausen k Co.) r. 100
! DevisBdero
i Fenkhausen Rudolph T. (A. Fenkhausen & Co.) r. 812
I McAllister
' Fenkhausen Walter, clerk A. Fenkhausen & Co., r.
i 812 McAllister
j Fenlon Jeremiah, engineer City and County Hospital
I Fenlon Jeremiah, plumber and gasfitter, r. 1023 York
I Fenn Charles B., salesman Stange & Jaeuicke, r. 713
I Shot well
: Fenn J. Alvin, carpenter, r. 713 Shotwell
j Fenn Jtihn H., shirt manufacturer, 1505 Market
i Fenn Lyman J., carptnter, r. 713 Shotwell
' Fenn Thomas W., insurance adjuster, 423 California,
I r. 3027 California
Fenn William S., bookkeeper L. E. Clawson & Co., r. 2
«rant Alley
I Fennel Caroline, widow, r. S s Serpentine Av, bet
F.ilsnm and Harrison
Fennel Henry T., tanner C. Hellwig, r. S B Serpen-
tine Av, bet Fd'som and Harrison
I Fennel Mary, domestic 1611 Mission
Fennell Charles E., carpenter, r. 132 Julian At
I Fennell Edmund, teamster, r. 2545 Mission
j Fennell E iward G., boilermaker, r. W B Noe, bet
I Twenty-fourth and Elizabeth
! Fennell Jacob H., tanner C. Hellwig, r. 307 Twenty-
sixth
; Fennell James, bricklayer, r. 26 Capp
I Fennell John, molder James Pendergast, r. cor
I Twenty-fourth and Noe
j Fennell M.-ir^aret, widow, r. W s Noe, bet Twenty-
I fourth and Elizabeth
Fennell Martin, contractor and builder, r. 26 Capp
, Fennell Thomas, carpenter, r.SE cor Eighteenth and
I Fair Oaks
Fennell William, harnessmaker, r. E s Fair Oakg, nr
Twenty-sixth
Fennell William, sexton St. Patrick's Church, r. 358
Jessie
Fenntll William H., carpenter, r. 438 Duncan
Finnelly Edward, hostler Fashion Stable, r. 1036
MHrket
Fennelly Nicholas, laborer, r. 536 Linden Av
Fcnuer Charles W., cook, r. 97 Stevenson
Fenner O. B. Mrs., r. 1230 Valencia
Fenner Richard, assistant engineer 8. F. Oas Light
Co., r. 625 Turk
Fennessey Edward, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 29
Minna
Fenncssy James J., printer, r. 1324 Natoma
Fennessy Joseph D., shoithand reporter, r. 123 Cali-
fornia Av, B. H.
Fennebsy Thomas F., horseshoer, r. ir>22 Jessie
Fennessy William T., painter, r. 1329 Natoma
Fennig Henry, usher Tivoli Opera House, r. 228X
Birch Av
Fenstermacher George, winekeeper B. Dreyfus & Co.,
r. 1125 Harrison
Fenstermacher Louis, fireman, r. 22 O'Farrell
Fenstermacher Martin, r. 1125 Harrinon
Fenstermacher Wllliitm, machinehand Frank G. Ed-
wards, r. 1125 Harriiion
Fenton Bertha Mrs., teacher Redding Primary School,
r. 3624 Sacramento
Fenton Daniel P.. deputy Assessor, r. 3624 Sacramento
Fenton Edward, waiter, r. 26S Stevenson
Fenton Frederick M., r. 279 Stevenson
Fenton J. A., groceries and liquors, 1321 Larkin, r.
1409 Larkin
Fenton James, shoemaker, r. 1921 Hyde
Fenton James, with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
613 Turk
Fenton John, driver Wells, Fargo k Co., r. 308 Call-
fornla
Fenton Lawrence J., with Holbrook, Merrill k Stet-
son, r. 306 Fell
Fenton Patrick sblpcarpenter, r. 217 Tehama
Fenton Patrick, shoemaker, r. 426 Twenty-ninth, rear
Fenton Patrick A., compositor Examiner, r. 728 Bush
Fenton R. H., r. 728 Bush
Fenton Thomas, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Fenton T. P., salesman J. A. Fenton, r. 1409 Larkin
Fenton William E., cashier Harrison & Sears, r. 613
Turk
Fentress GeorRe W., clerk Methodist Book Depository
r. 1037 M Market »
Fenwick Geor^je, house painter, r. 221 Minna
Fenwick William, farmer, r. 221 Miuna
Ferara Ambrose, steward, r. 118 Jackson
Ferara Cesare, waiter, r. 547 Natoma
Feraud August, dishwasher, r. 619 Paciflo
Feraud H., tinsmith, r. 317 Bush
Ferbeck George, cook, r. 521 Mission
Ferbeck Harry, cook, r. 521 Mission
Ferber Charles, carpenter, r. 1601 Mason
Ferchand Cliarle-, cook, r. 183 Jessie
Ferdinand Frederick, bartender E. L. Cook, r. 712H
Mission
Ferguson Alexander S., r. 91254 Sixteenth
Ferguson Annie, domestic 3 Jackson PI
Ferguson Belle. domestic 23 South Park
Fertiuson Bernard L., miner, r. 127 Montgomery
Ferguson Charles, clerk Levi Strauss ^ Co., r. 38
Silver
Ferguson Charles, grainer J. H. Lemon, r. 845 Mission
Ferguson Charles, painter J. Cooney, r. 518 Devisii-
dero
Ferguson Daniel, seaman, r. 13 Clay
Ferjiuson David, r. 6 Montgomery Court
Ferguson David, r. 28ii8 Harrison
Ferguson Eben W. (Moore, Ferguson k Co.) r. 2814
Clay
Ferguson Edward, dyer, r. 2808 Harrison
Ferguson Georfje, carpenter, r. 100 Vicksburg
Ferguson Georgf, laborer Cement Brick Co., r. S 8
Berry, bet Sixth and Seventh
Fersjuson George B., salesman, r. 621 Bush
Ferguson Harry, r. 1927 Stevenson
Firgnsou Harry A., butcher, r. 1114 Pacific
Ferguson James, engineer, r. 114 Second
Ferguson James, miner, r. 182.") Scott
Ferguson James, niolder, r. 327 First
T7S
it
UNDERWEAR
„ AT ...
THE HASTINGS
LICK HOUSE BLOCK, SAN FRANCISCO.
99
OEIENT Ins. Co. OP HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,551,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SETTON, Axt Myiigep.
HiCKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
FER
467
FER
Ferguson James, seamaD, r. 636 Mission
FergUKon James A., canvasser, r. 2001 ^^ Dupont
Fer;juson James P. (J. P. Ferguson & Sou) r. 21 Russ
Ferguson James T., student, r. 207 Eddy
Ferguson James Y., steward stmr City of Chester, r.
2025 Mason
Ferguson Jessie, cook 700 Fillmore
Ferguson John, blacksmith, r. 3501 Fillmore
Ferguson John, laborer, r. 27 Minna
Ferguson John, laborer, r. 871 Market
Ferg-nsou Joliii, proprietor A. B. C. House, 501
Kearu.v, r. 61)2 Geary
Ferguson John 0. W., seaman, r. 9 Harriett
Ferg\i8on John D., driver, r. 152 Clara
Ferguson John J., porter M. GruenOerg & Co., r. 2
Midway
Ferguson Joseph, barber Daniel J. Linehan, r. 614?^
Nutoma
Ferguson J. P. & Son (James P. and William J.)
boarding and livery stable, 13*-13K Seventh
Ferguson Keuuie, gripman Market St. RR., r. 1192
Haight
Ferguson Malcolm C, bookkeeper William McPhun,
r. 2023 Ellis
Ferguson Malcolm William, r. 16 Willow Av
Ferguson Maria Mrs., r. 72 Jessie
Feri-uson Mary, widow, r. 2 Midway
Ferguson Mary E., widow, r. 419 Grove
Fergiisou M. F., machinist J. W. Evans, r. Oakland
Ferguson N. Miss, domentic Palace Hotel
Ferguson Neil, seaman, r. 19 Commercial
Ferguson Oscai- H., clerk Home Mutual Insurance Co.,
r. 21 Russ
Ferguson Phineaa P. (Hall & Ferguson) r. 102 Vicks-
burg
Ferguson Robert C, lalesman O'Banion k Dagenais,
r. 419 Grove
Ferguson Samuel, carpenter, r. 36 Clay
Ferjiuson Stewart, carpet cleaner, r. 313 Hayes
Ferguson Thomas, laborer, r. rear 152 54 Clara
Ferguson Thomas, stove mounter, r. 38 Silver
Ferguson Thomas M., r. 219 Golden Gate Av
Ferguson Thoiuas M., shoemaker P. F. Nolan it Sons,
r. 632 Minna
Ferguson Tilghraan H., dentist, 34 Kearny
Ferguson Walter D., mangier U. S. Laundry, r. 24 Al-
bion Av
Ferguson Walter L., compositor George Spauldlng js
Co., r. 419 Grove
Ferguson W. H., olfirer stmr Mariposa
Ferguson Willirtm, blacksmith Pacific Iron Works, r.
50 South Park
Ferguson William, laborer, Manilla bet Alleghany
and St. Lawrence
Ferguson William, laborer, r. 430 Tenth
Ferguson William, waiter, r. 171 Minna
Ferguson William D., policeman, r 118 Francisco
Ferguson William J. (J. P. Ferguson & Son) r. 21
Kiiss
Ferguson William J., salesman Keane Bros., r. 38
Silver
Feriui Bartolomeo (Perini & Ferlni) r. 108 Stelner
Ferini Francis, tailor, r. 5 Everett
Feriui Joseph, cook Perini * Ferini
Feriui Nellie Mrs., bakery and confectionery. 1126
Larkin
Ferle K.neutore, fish, 1245 Mission
Ft-rn Williau), engineer, r. 1429 O'Farrell
Fernald Rene, actress, r. 429 M Onk
Fernaud* z Benito, with H. P. Moreal & Co.. r. 605
Pine
Fernandez Frank, laborer, r. 30'i First
Fernandez Fiank, plasternr. r. 1515 Stockton
Fernandez Guslav (I. Quiros & Co.) r. 2616 Folsom
Fernandez Joseph, tireuian stmr City of Chester
Feruandez Joseili. musician, r. 301 First
Fernandez .Manuel, cook, r. 637 Natoma
Feruandez Manuel, merchant, r. 39 South Park
DR. BAZAKTS
TIIERMO-EI^ECTRIC
RUSSIAN aiil TURKISH BATHS
Al[o Medicated a^d Electric Eatlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET, 415
LEAD PIPE, SOLDER. TIN
AND SHEET LEAD.
I.ead Work of all kind* well done.
Plumber,
Establlbhed 1860.
505 Kearny Street.
Telephone 315.
Fernandez Minuel, barber, r. 70.) Greenwich
Fernandez Mattev Miss, r. 3<5 McM lister
Feruand. z Nicholas, iuu.siciaii, r. llOii Kearny
Fernandez Philip, cigars and tobacco. 200 Sixth, r.
916 Howard
Fernandez T. M., foreman Engine No. 12, r. 101 Com-
mercial
Fernbach Victor, mining secretary, 327 Pine, rooms
9-10 r. 1617 Sutter
Ferner H. E., finisher William J. Heney & Co.,r. 126
Sixth
Fernhof Frederick, carpenter. 532 Jones, r. 12 Met-
calfe PI
Ferns Edward, seaman stmr Queen of the Pacific
Ferot Emile. clerk Neuburger, Reiss & Co., r. 1518
Bush
Ferot Felix, baker, r. 210 Montgomery Av
Ferral Robert, attorney at law, 526 Montgomery, room
1, r. 2518 California
e^ Ferral. See Farrell
Ferran A. Mme., French laundry. 1714 Polk
Ferrara Albert, sawyer, r. 426 Fourth
Ferrari Louisa, widow, r. 7 Gaven
Ferrara Salvatore, fishdealer, 38 Clay St. Market, r.
103 Pacific
Ferrari Andreas, scavenger, r.l018 Montgomery, rear
Ferrari Columbus, proptr Empire Nursery, Felton.
bet Wayland and Amherst, U. M. T.
Ferrari Constantiue, baker, r. 1020 Montgomery, rear
Ferrari Emil, lal>orer Columbus t'errari, r. Felton, bet
Wayland and Amherst. U. M. T.
Ferrari Giovanni, scavenger, r. 1018 Montgomery
Ferrari Louis, musician, r. 915 Montgomery
Ferrari Luigi, scavenger, r. 1020 Montgomery, roar
Furrari Peter, laborer Columbus Ferrari, r. Felton,
bet Wayland and Amherst, U. M. T.
Ferririe Albert, shoemaker, 117 Jackson, r. West
Berkeley
Ferrarie Lucy, widow, r. U Birtol
FERKE ALBERT E, manufact-
urer llavoriiig extracts, gyrupa, etc,
211 Kigrllleeutn
Ferre Antonio, eigirmaker, r. 1517 Stockton
Ferrtj Ella Miss, corresp mdent Stearns, Worden k
Co., r. Fourteenth Av, bet Railroad and U
Ferre George H., clerk Cust im House, r. 841 Fifteenth
Ferre Horace R., r. S b Paraguay, bet Platte and
Yhzoo
Ferre Melville, with A. E. Ferr6, r. S 8 Paraguay, bet
Plaito and Yazoo
Ferre William H., bookkeeper, r. S s Paraguay, bet
Platte and Yazoo
(&" Ferre. See Ferrie and Ferry ■
Ferrea Angelo, commission merchant, r. 1438 Howard
Ferrea Antonio S , barten.ler, r. 3029 S.xteenth
Ferrea Carlos, peddler, r. S a Francisco, nr Montgom-
ery Av
Ferrea John, peddler, r. 3 Varennes
Ferrea John, real esiate, r. 436 Union
Ferrea Louis, expressman, r. 3 Vareunes
Ferrell William A., msichluehand Pac. Wood and
Cooperage Co., r. 224 Fourth
Ferrell William F., r. 1000 Bryant
Ferren James H., salesman, r. 131 Fourth'
Ferreu Lawrence, carpenter, r. 131 Fourth
r»" Ferren. See l-arran, Farren and Farron
Ferrenbach Hermann, watchman, r. 627 Green
Ferrenbneh Otto, agent, r.i)8 Market, r. 627 Green
Ferrer Alfred, shipping clerk, r. 1810 Pine .
FERRER HENRY, M. D.,
oculist, aurist an«l physician for rtis-
fuses of the throat, IG Goary, office
hours I a to 3 P. M., r. a.40 Geary
Ferrer .Manuel Y.. teacher music, r. 1810 Pine
Ferrera Josenh (Ferrera * Marengj) r. junction Old
San Jose Road and 8. P. lUl.
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 FIRST ST.
t-l:sphonb ea.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN, S^^a^^a^^^SJc^*;? ?^1?Tn^I.
FER
468
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Opeu Fire - Place Trimmlnifs
a Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Ferrera Stefanl, fruits and vegetables, 1000 Hyde
Ferrera & Marengo (Joseph Ferrera and Seraflno
Marengo) liquor saloon, junction Old San Jos6
Road and S. P. RR.
Ferrettl G. B., wood and coal, 515 Pacific
Ferretto Giacomo (A. Rossi & Co.) r. 533 Green
Ferretto Joseph, fishdealer, r. 5 Billings PI
Ferrie William, searcher records, r. 520 Eighteenth
Iff" Ferrie. See Ferre and Ferry
Ferrier , carpenter, r. 105 Germania
Ferrier David P., butcher Jacob Gingg. r. 480 Steven-
son
Ferrier Syme, butcher Jacob Gingg, r. 480 Stevenson
Ferrin George, shoeniaier, r. 17 Chesley
Ferrin George Jr., teamster, r. 17 Chesley
Ferris Andrew P., brassfinisher "W. T. GaiTatt & Co.,
r. 214 First
Ferris Anson 8., physician, r. 1623 Bush
Ferris Benjamin D.. clerk quartermasters dept U. 8.
A., r. 44 Third
Ferris Charles, butcher Hofmann & Woenne, r. 404
Bryant
Ferris Charles, cook, r. 220 Francisco
Ferris Crawford, contractor, r. 9 Bourbln PI
Ferris I>avid, shoemaker, 603 Bush, r. 235 Hayes
Ferris Edward, teamnter, r. 901 Battery
Ferris George B.. clerk, r. 1323 J<i Natoma
Ferris Hugh, teamster, r. 15 Hayes
Fen is John, mnster stmr Apache, r. Alameda
Ferris John, polisher Rudgear& Shepman, r. 108 First
Ferris John J., r. 5 Lick Alley
Ferris John M., plater, r. 42 Jassie
Ferris Josiah, baker, r. 12 Ash Av
Ferris Marguerite Mrs., artist, r. 408 Larkin
Ferris Maria, widow, r. 1323 J^ Natoma
Ferris Michael, waiter, r. 42 Jessie
Ferris Samuel A., collector, r. 523 Kearny
Ferris 'William H., bartender, r. 16 Ellis
Ferris William H., driver Sutter St. RR.
Ferriter John, laborer, r. 907 Folsoni
Ferriter Patrick, boarding, 907 Folsom
Ferro Joseph, porter stmr Oakland, r. 103 Sacramento
Ferroggiaro Andrew, gardener, r. Fillmore, bet Her-
mann and Ridley
Ferroggiaro Angelo, r. 1339 Dupont
Ferroggiaro Antonio, gardener, r. Fillmore, bet Her-
mann and Ridley
Ferroggiaro Egidio, porter Levaggi & Barbieri, r. 617
Green
Ferroggiaro Giovanni A., bootblack, 226 Montgomery,
r. cor Fillmore and Ridley
Ferroggiaro John, peddler, r. W 6 Sanchez, bet Four-
teenth and Henry
Ferroggiaro Louis, gardener, r. Fillmore, bet Her-
mann and Ridley
Ferroggiaro Mary, widow, r. Sanchez, bet Fourteenth
and Henry
Ferroggiaro Natale, real estate, r. 514 Green
Ferry Clinton P., city agent Sun Ins. Co., r. 1811 Post
Ferry Edward, teamster A. M. Simpson & Bro., r. 4
Frederick
Ferry George, r. 266 Brannan
Ferry John, peddler, r. cor Crescent »nd Old Hickory
Av
Ferry William, r. 2026 Filbert
tST Ferry. See Ferre and Ferrie
Ferutto David (Bonlempi & Fenitto) r. 3053^ Mont-
gomery Av
Fessel Frederick, molder Mechanics' Foundry, r. 737
Howard
Fessf-nden S. H. (B. A. Swain & Co.) r. Boston, Mass.
Fessler Frederick, packer Henry Coubrough & Co.. r.
1904 Powell
Fest Oscar, scenic artist, r. 1212 Scott
Fetherstonhanph Frank C, salesman J. J. O'Brien &
Co., r. 10 Fell
Fetach Jacob, new and second hand furniture. 371
First
Fett Charles, groceries and liquors, 931 Folsom, r.
934 Folsom
Fetter Alvah, miller, r. 412 Octavia
Fetter A. W. Mrs., widow, r. 412 Octavia
Fetter Frank C, salesman J. J. Mack & Co., r. 412
Octavia
Fetz Gerald J., packer, r. 73054 Harrison
Fetx Joseph, wines and liquors, SEcor Third and
Mission, r. 219 Minna
Fetz Joseph Jr., clerk Joseph Fetz, r. 219 Third
Fetzer Frederick, tailor, r. 1404 Pcwell
Fetzer George J., saleman Schweitzer & Co., r. 1627
Church
Feuchtwanger Sigmund (Neustadt«r Bros.) r. Port-
land, Or.
Feuerstack Max, salesman Schoenholz Bros. & Co., r.
20C Eddy
Feusier Clarence L., student, r. 1027 Green
Feusier Edward D., salesman Martin, Feusier & Co.,
r. 621 Green
Feusier H. E. Clermont, law student, r. 621 Green
Feusier Henry, policeman, r. 2808 Bush
Feusier Louis (Martin, Feusier & Co.) r. 1027 Green
Feuss John H., letter carrier Post OflBce, r. 766 How-
ard
Feutren M. K. G.. teacher music, r. 2122 Jones
Fevre Auguste, steward, r. 1701 Dupont
Fevrier Emil, carpenter, r. 633 Grove
Fevrier John P., druggist Alexander Zabaldano, r.910
JackRon
Fez Conrad, shoemaker Cahn, Nlckelsbnrg fe Co., r.
616 Jessie
Fey Conrad, porter A. P. Hotaling & Co., r. 43 Union
Fey John, bartender, r. 601 Stanyan
Fev Kate Mrs., bakery. 23fi First
ler Fey. See Fahey, Fahy and Fay
Feyhl John, bakery, 1111 Market, r. 608 Jessie
Feyock Conrad, maltster, r. 2106 Powell
Fiala -^da Miss, teacher Washington Evening School,
r. Mameda
Fiala Frank, laborer, r. .'543 Howard
Fiala Lillie Miss, retoucher G. D. Morse, r. Alameda
Fice Ricchard, groceries and liquors, 1735 Market
Fichthaler John L., deputy Sheriff, r. 514 Jessie
Flchmer Charles (Fichtner & Schramm) r. SEcor
Montgomery and Jackson
Fichtner Frederika, widow, r. 504 Fell
Fichtner Gustave, physician, r. 604 Fell
Fichtner & Schramm (Charles Fichtner and Karl
Schramm) liquor saloon, 621 Commercial
Fick J. H., r. 26 Turk
Fick JohB F., clerk Coghill & Simon, r. 1006 Wash-
ington
FicWe Herman H., barber Fred Kruckel, r. 1 Geary PI
Ficken Henry, driver Cal. Soda Works, r. 516 Octavia
Ficken Louis, teamster, r. 621 Natoma
Ficken Martin J., blacksmith John W. Farren, r. 607
Mission
Fickes John A., sashmaker Jason Springer & Co., r.
1;«0 Sanchez
Flckett James E., teamster, NE cor Beale and How-
ard, r. 322 Beale
Ficks Charles, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Fidanza Louis, cook, r.629 Clay
Fiddelke Henry, butcher, r. 7 Valparaiso
Fiddes George (Milroy and Fiddes) r. 915 Fillmore
Fiddes Robert, driver United Carriage Co., r. 702
Harrison
Fiddes Robert, hostler Sutter St. RR.
Fiddes Robert A., driver United Carriage Co.
Fidelity and Casuality Co. (of New York)
James R. Garniss general agent, 219 Sansome
Fidelity Hall, 218 Post
Fiedler Alfred, with Killip & Co., r. 304 Turk
Fiedler Saffron, teacher music, r. 1436 Mission
Fiege Henry, carpenter, 1 Lick
Fiel Ernest, bartender, r. NE cor Sutter and Central
Av
WINDOW_SHADE$.
Plain, Fringed, Decorated and Embroidered Shades
made to order in any size or style.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MA£E£T STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PAIACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Hannfactttrers of Show Case*
and Storo Fixtures.
37 Martet St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
Oi most delicate flavor and the only true >ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
Champagne produced inthe United States, f 530 WASEQTQTOIT 6TBZ2T.
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m
rield Alfred B. (Field * Stone) r. 1414 Sacramento
Field Anders T., policeman, r. 2916 Laguna
Field Arthur Jr., baker Cul. Cracker Co., r. Oakland
Field Charles A., manager Producers' Marble Co., r.
327 Larkin
I^ield Charles li., agent The Sawyer Tanning Co.,
312 Clay, r. 422 Geary
Field Chapin H., coal and laundry office, 30 O'Far-
rell, r. 44 Third
Field Duaae W., clerk, r. 510 Mason
Field Edua R. Mrs., physician, 422 Geary
Field Edward G., carpenter, r. 917 54 Filbert
Field Eugene, apprentice Jeremiah Dempsey, r. 696
Stevenson
Field Eugene, painter, r. S B Army, opp Hamshire
Field Frank, liquor saloon, NW cor Steuart and Har-
rison
Field Frank, r. 311 Octavia
Field Hampton 8. (Hammersmith & Field) r. 615
Tavlor
THE LATEST IMPKOVED
PATENT WATER CLOSETS.
SANITARY SEWER CAS TRAPS
Put in by skilled workmen.
Vs/_ E- LAISrE!:,
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNY STREET.
Eetabllehed 1860. Telephone 315.
FiKeld VVilliain H., attorney at law, 230 Mont-
gomery, rooms 18-19, r. Oakland
Fifield Wiuthrop J., dairyman, 320 Fulton
Fifth Avenue Hotel, Jean B. Bellegarde proptr, NW
cor Railroad .Av and St. Thomas
Fifth Baptist Church, Rev. D. T. Van Doren pastor,
N 8 Twenty-seiond, bet Capp and Howard
Fiffh atraof Mru»,.|> Ma>.k<>» a» R R .1 T. -aHiy^-r,**
BISCUIT AND CRACKER CO.
SOUTH SIDE FOLSOM ST., bet. Fourth and Fifth.
Fielden Elizabeth, wldDw, r. mvv cor Pennsylvania
Av and Nevada
Fielding Frank, clerk, r. S'i'l Eighteenth
Fielding Louis, clerk, r. 522 Eighteenth
Fielding Samuel M., salesman E. A. Fargo & Co.
Fieldiug William B., bookkeeper E. Sikes & Co., r.
C21 Bush
Fielding W. S., r. 1401 Van Ness Av
Fields Charles, cook, r. 27 Stone
Fields Dennis, cook William Stuhlmacher, r. 75
Jessie
Fields Dennis, cooper, r. NE cor cor Townsend and
Riich
Fields E. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1006 Clay
Fields James L., bookkeeper The Lion Fire, Washing-
ton Fire and Marine, Orient, and Imperial Fire
Insurance Cos., r. Alameda
Fields Jeremiah, longshoreman, r. 1041 Hampshire
Fields John laborer Kopp & Korneck, r. 448 Sixth
Fields J. W., waiter stmr Mariposa
Fields Kate Mrs., r. 308 Shotwell
Fields Mary, nurse Mount St. Joseph Orphan Asylum
Fields Richard A. J., bootblack, r. 1017 Pacific
Fields Timothy, varnisher, r. 12ii2 Folsom
Fields William, molder, r. 211 Fair Oaks
B^ Fields. See Field
Flelitz Henrv, r. 258 Fourth
Fielitz WilUiara, groceries and liquors, NE cor Fourth
and Mission, r. 251 Fourth
Fieri ag Charles, cooper, r. 2305 Harrison
Fierro Effie M., widow, r. 443 Guerrero
Fies John, cabinetmaker Sterling Furniture Co., r.
139 Eureka
Fife Edward D., clerk Clnff Bros. r. 340 Oak
Fifer Joseph F., machinist F. Korbel & Bros., r. 764
Bryant
Fifield Daniel B., engineer, r. 1119 Shotwell
FRATINGER & CO.
LADIES' SUITS
OP ALL EESOEIPTIONS.
105 KEARNY STREET.
JOHN HAMMOND
mnfrs cigars, 325 Sacramento
Figer Benedict, mufr carpet sweepers, 310 Sutter, r.
828 Pacific
Figer Henry J. (Figer & Langland) r. 828 Pacific
Figer Joseph, mufr brushes, 310 Sutter
Figer <S[ Langland (H. J. Figer and R. N. Lang-
land) manufacturers brushes, ivory goods, and
carpet sweepers, 124 Eddy
Figg Alvin P., bookkeeper George A. Fisher, r. 708
Leavenworth
Figgle L. Guy, olerk supt circulation Chronicle, r. 44
Sixth
Figone Antonio, boot black, r. Ill Jasper PI
Figone Francisco, laborer, r. 11 Bartol
Figone Francisco, lodgings, 19 Prescott
Figone Giovanni, miner, r. 1341 Dupont
Figon^ Giovanni, scavenger, r. 915 Battery
Figone Giuseppi, laborer, r. 19 Prescott
Figone Louis, r. 19 Prescott
Figone Louis, scavenger, r. 327 Broadway, rear
Figuera Annie, packer Am. Salt Co.. r. 514 Green
Figuera Antonio, bootblack O. Ghiggeri, r. 409 Qreen
Figuera Bernardo, laborer, r. lUl Kearny
Figuera John J., r. 409 Green
Figuera Louis, agent, r. 409 Green
Figuiere Joseph, clerk money order dept Post Oiflce,
r. 722 Vallejo
Figuiere Josephine, widow, r. 722 Vallejo
Fijalkowsky Autoni, baker, r. 1700 Leavenworth
Fike Abraham, clerk, r. 3 Chatham PI
Flke Nason (Fike & Norton) r. Oakland
Fike & Norton (Nason Fike and Reuben Norton) junk
dealers, 740 Pacific
Fikeis Sophia, widow, r. 1120 Filbert
Filer Charles currier R. Curtis, r. Franconla House
Files Charles, laborer Visitaciou Water Works, r. cor
Bermuda and Savannah >i«3
Filetti Joseph, fish peddler, r. 2 Montgomery Court
Filgiite Henry G., liquor saloon, 702 Mission, r. 11
Clinton
Flliatrault Joseph, cigar packer, r. 703 Stockton
Filiclih Pasko, cook Mateo Cressaglia, r. 219 Stevenson
Filiuich Joseph, fisherman, r. 503 East
Filipelli Giacomo, vegetable peddler, r. 226 Francis-
co, rear
Filipelli Giovanni, watchman W. H. Codington, r.
Lahaina, nr Savannah
Filipelli Pietro, bootblack, SW cor Hayes and Larkin,
r. 428 Shipley
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mannfacturer of erery dearription or
PA8SBNOBR, STREET AND FREIGHT CABS.
42 to 50 Beale Street, San Franeiaeo.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN, has^the ,.argkst business
ANY AMERICAN COMPANY.
FER
468
FIE
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Trimminifs
a Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Ferrera Stefani, fruits and vegetableg, lOOC Hyde
Ferrera & Marengo (Joseph Ferrera and Seraflno
Marengo) liquor saloon, junction Old San Jose
Road and S. P. RR.
Ferretti Ot. B., wood and coal, 515 Pacific
Ferretto Giacomo (A. Rossi & Co.) r. 533 Green
Ferretto Joseph, fisbdealer, r. 5 Billings PI
Ferrie William, searcher records, r. 520 Eighteenth
t^ Ferrie. See Ferre and Ferry
Ferrier , carpenter, r. 105 Germania
Ferrier David P., butcher Jacob Gingg, r. 480 Steven-
son
Ferrier Syme, butcher Jacob Ginss. r io« -
Ferrin George, shoe»»»i"^-
Ferrin n.'-:
Fett Charles, groceries and liquors, 931 FolBom, r.
934 Folsom
Fetter Alvah, miller, r. 412 Octavi*
Fetter A. W. Mrs., widow, r. 412 Octavia
Fetter Frank C, salesman J. J. Mack & Co., r. 412
Octavia
Fetz Gerald J., packer, r. 730k Harrison
Fetz Josepli, wines and liquors, SEcor Third and
Mission, r. 219 Minna
Fetz Jciscph Jr., clerk Joseph Fetz, r. 219 Third
Fetzer Frederick, tailor, r. 1404 P<.well
Fetzer Gedrge J., saleman Schweitzer k Co., r. 1627
Church
Feuchtwanger Sigmund (Neustadter Bros.) r. Port-
land, Or.
Feuerstack Max, salesman Schoenholz Bros, ft Co., r.
20G Eddy
FeuBier Clarence L., student, r. 1027 Green
Feusier Edward D., salesman Martin, Feusler k Co.,
r. 621 Green
Feusier H. E. Clermont, law student, r. 621 «— -
Feusier Henry, pciliceman. »• """" ~
Feusier Loiii" '»'
1
1 .X,
I 4.07^ iNatoma
F ..^uavi, waiter, r. 42 Jessie
Ferris Samuel A., collector, r. 523 Kearny
Ferris ■William H., bartender, r. 16 Ellis
Ferris William H., driver Sutter St. RR.
Ferriter John, laborer, r. 907 Folsom
Ferriter Patrick, boarding, 907 Folsom
Ferro Joseph, porter stmr Oakland, r. 103 Sacramento
Ferroggiaro Andrew, gardener, r. Fillmore, bet Her-
mann and Ridley
Ferroggiaro Angelo, r. 1339 Dupont
Ferroggiaro Antonio, gardener, r. Fillmore, bet Her-
mann and Ridley
Ferroggiaro Egidio, porter Levaggi & Barbieri, r. 517
Green
Ferroggiaro Giovanni A., bootblack, 226 Montgomery,
r. cor Fillmore and Ridley
Ferroggiaro John, peddler, r. W s Sanchez, bet Four-
teenth and Henry
Ferroggiaro Louis, gardener, r. Fillmore, bet Her-
mann and Ridley
Ferroggiaro Mary, widow, r. Sanchez, bet Fourteenth
and Henry
Ferroggiaro Natale, real estate, r. 514 Green
Ferry Clinton P., city agent Sun Ins. Co., r. 1811 Post
Ferry Edward, teamster A. M. Simpson & Bi\).. r. 4
Frederick
Ferry George, r. 266 Brannan
Ferry John, peddler, r. cor Crescent pnd Old Hickory
Av
Ferry William, r. 2026 Filbert
B^' Ferry. See Ferre and Ferrie
Feruito David (Bontempi & Ferutto) r. 305Ji Mont-
gomery Av
Fessel Frederick, molder Mechanics' Foundry, r. 737
Howard
FesBenden S. H. (R. A. Swain & Co.) r. Boston, Mass.
Feasltr Frederick, packer Henry Coubrough & Co., r.
1904 Powell
Fest Oscar, scenic artist, r. 1212 Scott
FetheiBtonhaiiph Frank C, salesman J. J. O'Brien &
Co., r. 10 Fell
Fetsch Jacob, new and second hand furniture, 271
.,—«., 1735 Market
, uVputy Sheriff, r. 514 Jessie
_ .^u'ner Charles (Fichtner & Schramm) r. SE cor
Montgomery and Jackson
Fichtner Frederika, widow, r. 504 Fell
Fichtner Gustave, physician, r. 604 Fell
Fichtner & Schramm (Charles Fichtner and Karl
Schramm) liquor saloon, 621 Commercial
Fick J. H., r. 26 Turk
Fick John F., clerk Coghill k Simon, r. 1006 Wash-
ington
FicWe Herman H., barber Fred Kruckel, r. 1 Geary PI
Ficken Henry, driver Cal. Soda Works, r. 516 Octavia
Ficken Louis, teamster, r. 621 Natoma
Ficken Martin J., blacksmith John W. Farren, r. 607
Mission
Fickes John A., sashmaker Jason Springer & Co., r.
1330 Sanchez
Flckett James E., teamster, NE cor Beale and How-
ard, r. 322 Beale
Flcks Charles, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Fidanza Louis, cook, r.629 Clay
Fiddelke Henry, butcher, r. 7 Valparaiso
Fiddes George (Milroy and Fiddes) r. 915 Fillmore
Fiddes Robert, driver United Carriage Co., r. 702
Harrison
Fiddes Robert, hostler Sutter St. RR.
Fiddes Robert A., driver United Carriage Co.
Fidelity and Casuality Co. (of New York)
James R. Garnips general agent, 219 Sansome
Fidelity Hall, 218 Post
Fiedler Alfred, with Killip & Co., r. 304 Turk
Fiedler Saffron, teacher music, r. 1436 Mission
Fiege Henry, carpenter, 1 Lick
Fiel Ernest, bartender, r. NE cor Sutter and Central
Av
WINDOW__SHADES.
Plain, Fringed, Decorated and Embroidered Shades
made to order in any size or style.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 UASSET STBEET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
manufacturers of Show CasM
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
Cr>l IDCr CYTDA nDV< Oi most delicateflavor and the ©nly true >ARPAD HARASZTHY * CO.,
CLLIrOL CAInA Uni\ champagne produced In the United SUtes. f 530 WASHIHQTOM 6TBBIT.
FIE
469
FIL
Field Alfred B. (Field ft Stone) r. 1414 Sacramento
Field Anders T., policeman, r. 2916 Laguna
Field Arthur Jr., baker Cal. Cracker Co.. r. Oakland
Field Charles A., manager Producers' Marble Co., r.
327 Larkin
Field CUarleaL.., agent The Sawyer Tanning Co.,
312 Clay, r. 422 Geary
Field Chapin H., coal and laundry office, 30 O'Far-
rell, r. 44 Third
Field Duaae W.. clerk, r. 510 Mason
Field Edua R. Mrs., physician, 422 Geary
Field Kdward G., carpenter, r. 917 54 Filbert
Field Eugene, apprentice Jeremiah Dempsey, r. 696
Stevenson
Field Eugene, painter, r. S 8 Army, opp Hamshire
Field Frank, liquor saloon, NW cor Steuart and Har-
rison
Field Frank, r. 311 Octavia
Field Hampton 8. (Hammersmith & Field) r. 615
Taylor
Field Hfnry K., general agent New England
Mutual Lite Insurance Co., 324 Montgomery, Safe
Deposit Building, r. Oakland
Field John, saloon keeper, r. 2 Grace Terrace
Field John F., cabinet maker, r. 729 California, raar
Field Julia Miss, teacher, music, r. 341 Hayes
Field M. H. Mrs., stamping and braiding, 155 Elev-
enth
Field Max, seaman, r. 423 Fremont
Field N. L. Mrs., widow, r. 1906 Webster
Field Nels T., policeman, r. 3208 California
Field Thomas, artist, 608 Market, room 24, r. 917)4
Filbert
Field Walter M., commercial traveler, r. 221 Powell
Field William A., cupeller U. S. Mint, r. 226 Post
Field William H., clerk ticket auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. 152 Perry
Field William J., carpenter, r. 937 Vallejo
Field & Stone (A. B. Field and Byron F. Stone) com-
mission merchants, 126 California
l»- Field. See Fields
Fielden Elizabeth, widow, r. NW cor Pennsylvania
Av and Nevada
Fielding Frank, clerk, r. 522 Eighteenth
Fielding Louis, clerk, r. 522 Eighteenth
Fielding Samuel M., salesman E. A. Fargo & Co.
Fielding William B., bookkeeper E. Sikes & Co., r.
021 Bush
Fielding W. S., r. 1401 Van Ness Av
Fields Charles, cook, r. 27 Stone
Fields Dennis, cook William Stuhlmacher, r. 75
Jessie
Fields Dennis, cooper, r. NE cor cor Townsend and
Riich
Fields E. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1006 Clay
Fields James L., bookkeeper The Lion Fire, Washing-
ton Fire and Marine, Orient, and Imperial Fire
Insurance Cos., r. Alameda
Fields Jeremiah, lougBhoreman, r. 1041 Hampshire
Fields John laborer Kopp & Korneck, r. 448 Sixth
Fields J. W., waiter stmr Mariposa
Fields Kate Mrs., r. 308 Shotweil
Fields Mary, nurse Mount St. Joseph Orphan Asylum
Fields Richard A. J., bootblack, r. 1017 Pacific
Fields Timothy, varnisher, r. 12ii2 Folsom
Fields William, molder, r. 211 Fair Oaks
Xff" Fields. See Field
Fielitz Henrv, r. 258 Fourth
Fielitz Willliam, groceries and liquors, NE cor Fourth
and Mission, r. 251 Fourth
Fieri Qg Charles, cooper, r. 2305 Harrison
Fierro Effle M., widow, r. 443 Guerrero
Fies John, cabinetmaker Sterling Furniture Co., r.
139 Eureka
Fife Edward D., clerk ChitT Bros. r. 340 Oak
Fifer Joseph F., machinist F. Korbel & Bros., r. 764
Bryant
Fifield Daniel B., engineer, r. 1119 Shotweil
FRATINGER & CO.
LADIES' SUITS
OP ALL DESOEIPTIOHS.
^103 KEAKNY STREET,
JOHN HAMIKIOND
THE LATEST IMPROVED
PATENT WATER CLOSETS.
SANITARY SEWER CAS TRAPS
Put in by skilled workmen.
\^ - e:_ l-aiste:,
PLX7MBER, 505 KEARNT STREET.
EBtabllshed 1860. Telephone 315.
Fifieid William H., attorney at law, 230 Mont-
gomery, rooms 18-19, r. Oakland
Fifield Winthrop J., dairyman, 320 Fulton
Fifth Avenue Hotel, Jean B. Bellegarde proptr, NW
cor Riilroad Av and St. Thomas
Fifth Baptist Church, Rev. D. T. Van Doren pastor,
N 8 Twenty-se ond, bet Capp and Howard
Fifth Street Branch Market St. RR., J. L. Willcntt
secretary, office foot Market, general office NE
cor Fourth and Townsend
Figari Joseph, fisherman, r. 316 Broadway
Figaro (theatrical dally) John P. Bogardus editor
and proprietor, 532 Merchant
Figel Alexander, carpenter, r. 1175 Mission
Figel Alfred L., bookkeeper Reiss Bros. & Co., r. 1320
Hayes ^
Figel Arthur, insurance broker, 405 CaliTornia, r. 1518
Fraoklin
Figel Edgar P. (Figel & Lewis) r. 1518 Franklin
Figel Frederick A., salesman Joseph Figel, r. 1411
McAllister
Figel Joseph, gent's and boys' clothing, 211 Mont>
gomery, r. 1414 McAllister
Figel Osc.ir, traveling salesman Buyer & Belch, r.
1518 Franklin
Figel Philip I., bookkeeper Joseph Figel, r. 1414 Mc-
Allister
Figel Samuel, insurance broker, r. 1518 Franklin
Figel & Lewis (Edgar P. Figel and Barnett L. Lewis)
mnfrs cigars, 325 Sacramento
Figer Benedict, mnfr carpet sweepers, 310 Sutter, r.
828 Pacific
Figer Henry J. (Figer & Langland) r. 828 Pacific
Figer Joseph, mufr brushes, 310 Sutter
Figer 6i Langland (H. J. Figer and R. N. Lang-
land) manufacturers brushes, ivory goods, and
carpet sweepers, 124 Eddy
Figg Alvin P., bookkeeper George A. Fisher, r. 708
Leavenworth
Figgle L. Guy, clerk supt circulation Chronicle, r. 44
Sixth
Figone Antonio, boot black, r. Ill Jasper PI
Figone Francisco, laborer, r. 11 Bartol
Figone Francisco, lodgings, 19 Prescott
Figone Giovanni, miner, r. 1341 Dupont
Figon6 Giovanni, scavenger, r. 915 Battery
Figone Giuseppi, laborer, r. 19 Prescott
Figone Louis, r. 19 Prescott
Figone Louis, scavenger, r. 327 Broadway, rear
Fignera Annie, packer Am. Salt Co., r. 514 Green
Figuera Antonio, bootblack O. Ghiggeri, r. 409 Green
Fignera Bernardo, laborer, r. 1111 Kearny
Figuera John J., r. 409 Green
Figuera Louis, agent, r. 409 Green
Figuiere Joseph, clerk money order dept Post Office,
r. 722 Vallejo
Figuiere Josephine, widow, r. 722 Vallejo
Fijalkowsky Antoni, baker, r. 1700 Leavenworth
Fike Abraham, clerk, r. 3 Chatham PI
FIke Nason (Fike & Norton) r. 0.ikland
Fike & Norton (Nason Fike and Reuben Norton) junk
dealers. 740 Pacific
Fikeis Sophia, widow, r. 1120 Filbert
Filer Charles currier B. Curtis, r. Franconia House
Files Charles, laborer Visitacion Water Works, r. cor
Bermuda and Savannah >id
Flletti Joseph, fish peddler, r. 2 Montgomery Court
Filgnte Henry G., liquor saloon, 702 Mission, r. 11
Clinton
Flliatrault Joseph, cignr packer, r. 703 Stockton
Fi licit h Pasko, cook Mateo Cressaglia, r. 219 Stevenson
Fillnich Joseph, fisherman, r. 503 East
Filipelli Giacomo, vegetable peddler, r. 226 Francis-
co, rear
Filipelli Giovanni, watchman W. H. Codington, r.
Lahaina, nr Savannah
Filipelli Pietro, bootblack, SW cor Hayes and Larkin,
r. 428 Shipley
CALIFORNIA
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4S to 50 Beale Street, San Franciaeo.
Wag-ons,
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MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Filippe T, B. de. Academy of Languages, 320
Post, opposite Union Square, r. 600 Bush
Filippe'* Academy of l^ang^iiagreg. Professor
T. B. de Filippe proprietor, 320 JPost, opposite
Union Square ^i- |k , ^
Fillebrowne A. B. Mrs., widow, r. 214 Oak
Fillebrowne George C, clerk general freight office S.
P. Co., r. 123U Valencia
FlUesettl Vincenzio, waiter Sartorl & Fantini, r. 8
Telegraph PI
Filliot F. Mrs., widow, pork butcher, 123 Sixth
Fillipich Nicholas (Fillipich & Barbich) r. 16 Bryant
Fillipich & Barbich (Nicholas Fillipich and Antone
E. Barbich) chop house, 16 Bryant
Fillmore C. W., groceries and liquors, 186 Fourteenth
Fillmore E., laborer, r. 529 Valencia
Fillmore E. L., messenger ■ttells, Fargo k Co., r. 127
Kearny
Fillmore Frederick, foreman Buckingham & Hecht.r.
232 Oak
Fillmore Jerome A., general superintendent
Southern Pacific Co., NE cor Fourth and Town-
send, room 45 r. Occidental Hotel
Fillmore Luther, superintendent South Pacific
Coast RR. Co., office foot Market, r. Oakland
Filmer George, compositor Filmer & Stiller Electro
Co., r. 25 Clinton Park
Filraer Jeremiah, bastetmaker, r. 203 Perrv
Filmer William, president The FilmeV & Stiller
Electrotype Co., 414 Sacramento, r. 25 Clinton
Park
Filmer William P., electrotyper Filmer k Stiller
Electro Co., r. cor I snd Fourteemh Av
FILMER & STILLER ELECTEOTTPE CO,
THE, W. Filmer president, P. B. Stiller
vice-president, A. Rollina secretary,
414 Sacran>ento
Fillograsso Francisco, candymaker I. Allegretti &Co.,
r. 619 Broadway
Filper Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 668 Bryant
Filrieri Giovanni, barber, 618 Broadway, r. 614 Broad-
way
Flnan Michael, washer Fashion Stable, r. 465 Clem-
entina
Finberg Charles, barber, r. 27 Scott PI
Finberg Louis, polisher Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 1413
Twenty-fifth
Finbreath Frank, engineer, r. 411 Greenwich
Finch F. W. Mrs., widow, r. 725 Brannan, rear
Finch John N., joiner P. M. SS. Co., r. 8 s Sumatra,
bet Monong»hela and Savannnah
Finlh Phlletus, liquor saloon, 417 Fourth
FInck Charlep, bellhanger Will & Finck. r.219 Mason
Finck Christopher, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r SW
cor Sierra and Indiana
Finck Henry, clerk, r. 702 Vallejo
Finck Henry, jeweler, r. Ilk Dikeman PI
Finck Julius (Will k Finck) r. Oakland
Finck W. D., r. 638 Commercial
FlDck William J., bartender, r 1 Lily At
tO' Finck. See Fink and Finke
Findla James, r. Palace Hotel
Findley Hugh, cook stmr San Jos^
Findley J., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Findley Thomas, r. 1117 Pine
10" Findley. See Fenlay and Finley
Fine Adolph, shoemaker, r. 326 Minna
Fine George W , painter, r. 329 Minna
Fine William A., clerk Pac. Insurance Union, r. Eaat
Oakland
Finegan Johanna, widow, r. 9.S9 Pacific
Finegan M., waiter, r. 10ij9 Powell
Fin. gan Owen, laborer, r. 3 Miller PI
B^ Finepan. See Finigaii, Finnegan andFlnnigan
Finfrock Frank C, lather, r. 224 Turk
Finger Auuustina M., widow, ladies' nurse, r. 161
Sixteenth „ -- ,
Finger Christina, domestic, 819 Turk
Finigsn Peter A. farmer, r. 1248 California
10" Finlpan. See Finegan, Finnegan and Finnig&n
Fininger B. Mrs., r 768 How:.rd, rear
Fininger Heury L. (Polke & Fiuinger) r.422 Van Ness
Fiuinger Ralph, bookkeeper, r. 6 Bond
Fink A. W., butter, cheese and eggs, 60-51 Washing-
ton Market, r. 1015 Vallejo
Fink Charles (Z. Zacharias A: Co.) r. 830 Twentieth
Fink Conrad (Fink, Bau * Schlndler) r. 2.t4 Capp
Fink Engelbert (Schleweck & Fink) r. 444 Brannan
Fink George T., dealer diamonds, 339 Kearny, room
3, r. 520 Bush
Fink Henrietta Miss, r. 751 Brannan
Kink Henry D., cook, r. 636 Commercial
Fink Jamea'L., salesman Mann & Benedict, r. 1114
Filbert
Fink John, waiter National Hotel
Fink Louis, groceries, 231 Sixth
Fink Louis, tailor, r. 1210 Folsom
Fink, Rau & Schindler (Conrad Fink, O. Ran
and Adam C. Schiudler) furniture manufacturers,
1311-1315 Market
»■ Fink. See Finck and FInke
Finke Adolph, clerk Charles M. Bose, r. 432 Natoma
Finke Frederick H., butcher Derby k Strouse, r. 658
Natoma
Finke Henry, groceries and liquors, 2501 Post
Finke John, carpenter, r. 1214 Kearny
FINKE'S A. WIDOW ™.„,-
factnrer California Champagnes, 809
Montgomery
Finkeldey Uharles H. (Balz Bros. & Finkeldey) r. E 8
Vermont, bet Yolo and Sonoma
Finkeltteiu Henry, glazier, r. 714 Laguna
Fiuken Oscar, carrlagemaker, r. 724 Mission
Finkenstedt Henry, clerk, r. 1307 Stockton
Finkenstedt Henry Mrs., dry goods, 1307 Stockton
Finking Richard, merchant tailor, 341 Kearny,
r. 1116 Turk
Finking Richard J., clerk B. Finking, r. 1116 Turk
Finkler Henry C, ballifif Supreme Court of Cal., r.
1214 JiS Turk
Finland Hotel, Charles G. Ahlgren proptr, 26 Folsom
Finlay A. F., r. 407 Shotwell
Finlay John, mining broker, 53 Montgomery Block, r.
2311 Jones
I&" Finlay. See Findlay and Finley
Finlayson Angus, mate schr Fanny Adele
Fiulayson Angus A., teamster Standard Soap Co., r.
45 Colliugwood
Finlayson Frank G., attorney at law, r. 2020?^ Bush
Finlayson James R., secretary Republican State Cen-
tral Committee, r. 2020 k Bush
Finlayson John E.. piano tuner, r. 319 Sansome
Finley Albert, brewer, r. 924 Natoma
Finley Charles, hostler, r. 836 Howard
Finley Hugh. cook. r. 921 Batterv
Finley J. K. & Co. (Joel K. Finley) law collection
real estate and business brokers, 915 M Market
Finley Joel C. (J. K. Finley & Co.) r. 915k Market
Finley James, carpenter, r. 227 Second
Finley James, clerk Hyman Lippnian, r. 536 Linden At
Finley John, bridge builder, r. 227 Second
Finley John F.. compositor, r. 536 Linden Av
Finley John B., foreman E. Danforth, r. Alameda
Finley Margaret, widow, r. 1623 Powell, rear
Finley Margaret J., widow, r. SE cor Francisco and
Leavenworth
Finley Nicholas, laborer, r. 536 Linden Av
Finley Peter J., clerk, r. SE cor Francisco and LeaT-
en worth
Finley Robert, engineer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Ns
Sierra, bet Illinois and Michigan
Finley Robert E., civil engineer. 618 Market, r. 2208
Powell
Be?" Finley. See Finlay and Fi'idlay
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CLOTHING
TO OKDEE AND BEADY-MADE.
Corner atONTCIOnEBY and SCTTEB STSk
WASHINGTON Fire Ins. Co. of BosloiJ'sirirr;??,"
GEO. D. DORNIN. Manager
WK. SEXTON, Asst Masoeer.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
FIN
471
FIK
Finlof John A., carpenter, r. 604)4 Minna
Finniano Santo, shoemaker, r. intXi Puwell
Finn Albert W., foremau W. U. TeL Co., r. 1240 Mis-
sion
Finn Bernard, trader, r. 21 Harriet
Finn Dnvid A., pressman, andextramaa Hose No. 4, r.
1209 Powell
Finn Edward, dairy, NW cor McAllister and Uevisa-
dero
Finn Eugene T., bookbinder H. 8. Crocker & Co., r.
61854 Greenwich
Finn Frederick, butcher, r. 250 Tehnma
Finn George R., carpet cleaner, r. 740 Howard
Finn Henry, bartender, r. 66 Tehama
Finn James, carpenter, r. 726 Clementina
Finn James, groceries, 1121 Folsom
Finn James, laborer, r. 139 Dore
Finn James, laborer, r. 15 Jansen
Finn James, laborer, r. 1001 Natoma
Finn James T , teamster, r. 419 M Natoma
Finn James W., collector S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 613
Howard
Finn James W., teamster, r. 432 Linden Av
Finn Jeremiah, r. 124 Morris Av
Finn John, assistant manager Judson Manu-
facturing Co. 8 Pine, r. Berkeley
Finn John, boottreer Porter, Slessinger & Co., r. 6
Bowie Av
Finn John, housefltter James Pendergast, r. 137 Te-
haius
Finn John, laborer, r. 1 Goodsell PI
Finn Jolin F. , Judge Superior Court, Dept 3,
chambers New City Hall, second floor, r. 902
Van Ness Av
Finn John F.. patternmaker, r. 813 Howard
Finn John F., teamster, r. 432 Linden Av
Finn John H., teamster, r. 236 Eleventh
Finn John J., molder W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 1318
Greenwich
Finn Joseph E., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
513 Howard
Finn Maurice, longshoreman, r. 568 Mission
Finn Michael E., workman U. S. Mint, r. SW cor
Webster and Oak
Finn Sarah, domestic, 1610 Washington
Finn Simon M., machinist, r. 26 Turk
Finn Thomas, furnished rooms, 310!4 Sixth
Finn Thomas, insurance broker, r. 110 Austin
Finn Thomas I., barber, r. 255 Stevenson
Finn Timothy, packer, r. 10 Boardmau PI
Finn Timothy J., gasfltter, r. 62 Tehama
Finn WUliam, harnessmaker Wm. Davis, r. 359 Minna
Finn William, laborer, r. W s Tehama, bet Precita
Av and Twenty eighth. B. H.
Finnepan Arthur, fireman stmr Newbern, r. 1124
FoUom
Flnnesan Daniel, watchman, r. 1863 Stevenson
Finnegan Daniel T., clerk McAvoy & Gallagher, r. 20
Fifth
Finnegan Dennis, porter Eedington & Co., r. 1854
Stevenson
Finnegan Francis, helper W. Halkett, r. 240 Fifth
Finnegan Edward, plasterer, r. 1133 Harrison
Finnegan Henry J. clerk Post OflBce, r. 850 Church
Finnegan James, painter, r. Eugenia, nr Prospect Av
Finnejjan James, salesman Thomas Connolly, r. 411
Oak
Finnegan John, r. 19 Stevenson Av
Finnegan John, r. 198 Van Ness Av
Finnegan John, miner, r. 9 Seventh
Finnegan John, salesman J. J. O'Brien b Co., r. 1206
Market
Finnegan Michael, laborer, r. 397 Eighth
Finnegan Peier, cooper Cal. Barrel Co.. r. 397 Eighth
Finnegan Theobald, packer, r. 54 First
Finnegan Thomas, clerk, r. 1863 Stevenson
Finnegan Thomas, laborer Pac. Iron Works, r. 637
Howard
DR. BAZAN'S
THEKMO-FtECTniC
RUSSIAN ani TURKISH UW
Also Medicated and Electric Batis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
GARDEN HOSE,
LAWN SPRINKLERS, HOSE MENDERS,
HOSE COUPLINGS, HOSE PIPES.
W. E. LANE, Plumber,
505 KEARNT STREET.
EsUblUhed 1860. Telephone 315.
Finnegan Thomas C. letter carrier Post Office, r. 1059
Mission
Finnegan William J., clerk, r. 1863 Stevenson
BSr Finnegan. See Finegan, Finigan and Finnigan
Finnegass Henry, deputy D. S. Marshal (U. S.
Secret Service) office U. S. Appraisers' Bldg. first
floor, r. 1022 Green
Finnen .\ugust, liquor saloon, 8W cor Clay and
Kearny, r. 1 Yerba Buena
Finnen Henry, bartender John F. Dittmer, r. 66 Te-
hama
FINNERTT CATHERINE
ladles' nurse and private home in con-
finement, 410 Clementina
Finnerty James, porter W. W. Montague & Co., r. 155
Clara
Finnerty James, Fhoemaker, r. 410 Clementina
Finnertv James E., shoemaker, r. 410 Clementina
Finnerty James H., cutter, r. 244 Jessie
Finnerty John, liquor saloon, 211 Stevenson r. 235
Stevenson
Finnerty Thomas ironworker, r. 37 Sacramento
Finney Charles, barber, 8 Merchants' Exchange, r.
Oakland
Finney James, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Finney Jane, widow, r. 1709 Mason
Finney William W., porter Larzelere & Wltham, r. 303
Divis
8^ Finney. See Finnie and Phinney
Finnic David H., teamster Hobbs, Wall & Co., r, 21
Hubbard
Finnie William, harnessmaker, r. 21 Hubbard
Finnie William, laborer Bisdon I. and L. Works, r.
161 Second
Finnigan Arthur, fireman, r. 1124 Folsom
Finnigan Bernard, blacksmith, r. 1124 Folsom
Finnigan Catherine, widow, r. 42 Julia
Finnigan Daniel H., laborer, r. cor Sierra and Indi-
ana
Finnigan George, clerk, r. 2.51 Fourth
Finnigan James, gripman Market St. RR., r. 912 La-
guna
Finnigan James, wireworker S. F. Wire Works, r. 603
Greenwich
Finnigan John, clerk J. W. Gale & Co., r. 7 Bernard
Finnigan John, seaman, r. !>i Sacramento
Finnigan Joseph A., stock clerk, r. 408 Hyde
Finnigan Matthew, whitener, r. Second Av, bet Point
Lobos Av and Clement
Finnigan William, salesman J. W. Gale k Co., r. 7
Bernard
Finnigan William S., seaman, r. 263 East
e^ Finnigan. See Finegan, Finigan and Finnegan
Finning James, house paiuter. r. »i2 Dolores
Finning Miehael, painter, r. 8^2 Dolores
Finsterbusch Charles T., varieties, 129 Ridley
Finsterbusch Henry O., upholsterer, r. 134 Ridley
Finst rbusch Louis varnisher McAuliflfe & Co., r. 129
Ridlev
FJntel William, laborer Louis Sloss & Co., r. H9
First
Fiorentini Giovanni, dishwasher, r. 628 Broadway
Fioreti Maurice, waiter, r. 827 Pacific
Fippinger Mary, domestic 1819 Mnson
Fire Alarm and Police TelesrraplL, John
Curran superintend- nf. Brenhara PI, nr Clay
Fire Association of PliilndelpUia, Charles A.
Lnton general agent, 439 Cnliforuia
Fire Department, Chief Engineer, Old City Hall,
first floor
Fire Department Commissioners, Old City
Hall, hrst floor
Fire Department Corporation Tard, 60 Sac-
ramento
Fire Insurance Asscciation The (limited) of London,
Jacobs fc Easton and W. L. Chalmers associate
managers, 423 California
W. B. BANCROFT & CO,
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Fire MarsUal, office SW cor Ecker aud Stevenson
Fire Underwriters' Inspection Bureau, office 307 San-
some
Fire Underwriters of the Pacific, Board of, 307 San-
some
Flreban^U Henry C, attorney at law, 528 Cali-
fornia, r. 'ifiQ'J Glsy
Flrc-boat Governor Irwin, berth East, bet Market and
Mistiion
FIREMANS FUND INSURANCE CO, ,«,.
and marinel Uavid J. Staples presi-
dent, Alpheus Ball vice-president, Wil-
liam J. Dntton secretary, 401 Cali-
fornia, cor Sansouie
Firemans Fnnd Insurance Go's Building,
SW cor California and Sacsome
Fireman's Insuiauce Co. (Baltimore) 324 California
Firemen's Insurance Co. (Newark, N. J.) 324 Cali-
fornia
Firemeu's Mutual Benevolent Association, David
Scannell president, office Old City Hall
Firman William, trimmer B. Grave & Co., r. 32 Ellis
Flrmin Francis A., teacher French, r. 139 Minna
Firmin John L. E., plumber, r.S s Thirtieth, nr Har-
per
8^ Flrmin. See Furman
First Baptist Church, Rev. William M. Klncaid
pastor. N s Eddy, bt t Jones and Leavenworth
First Colored Baptist Church, Bev. George
Duncan pastor, E s Powell, bet Sutter and Bush
First Congregational Church, Rev. Charles
D. Barrows, pastor, SE cor Post and Mason
First Coufjregational Kindergarten, Miss Martha L.
Sanford principal, StaiM Harrison
First English Lutheran Church, Rev. Oliver
C. Miller pastor, Assembly Hall, 1412 Polk
First Evangelical Reformed Church (Ger-
man) Rev. C. F. A. Heubner pastor, E s Eleventh,
bet Market and Mission
First Free Baptist Church, Rev. N. L. Rowell,
D.D., pastor. S s Bush, bet Hyde and Larkin
First Hebrew Benevolent Society, secretary's office
NE cor Post and Taylor
First Hebrew Ladies' Mutual Benefit Association, 121
Eddy
First Infantry Regiment Band, Charles Cassassa
leader, office 223 Kearny, room 2
First Infantry Regiment, N. G. C, armory W s New
Montgomery, nr Howard
First Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev. W.
j S. Urmy pastor, \V b Powell, bet Washington
and Jackson
' First National Bank of San Francisco, The
Daniel Callaghan president, E. D. Morgan cash-
ier, 315 Montgom^rylNevada Block
I First New Jerusalem Church, Rev. John
Doughty pabtor, N B O'Farrell, bet Mason and
I Taylor
First Presbyterian Chinese Church, Rev. A.
I W. Loomis, D.D., W s Stockton, bet Washington
and Clay
First Presbyterian Church, Rev. Robert Mac-
I kf nzie, D.D., pastor, SE cor Sacramento and Van
1 Ness Av .
I First School of the German School Union, S s Turk,
I bet Taylor and Jones
i First Street House, Jacob Home proprietor, 64-66
! First
First Swedish M. E. Church, Rev. O. Gunder-
' son pastor, N h Howard, bet Eighth and Ninth
I First Unitarian Church, Rev. Horatio Stebblns,
D.D., pastor. S s Geary, bet Dupont and Stockton
; First United Presbyterian Church, Rev. M.
M. Gibson pastor, W s Mason, bet Ellis and Eddy
Firth Joseph B., real estate, r. 12 Guv PI
1 Firth J. Kirk (Rix & Firth) r. 710 Franklin
I Firth Peter S., upholsterer John Hoey, r. 324 Sutter
Firth William, cook, r. 13 Clay
Firth William B., carpenter, r. C62 Harrison
Firth William S., poultry dealer, r. W s Azores, nr
Gibraltar
!»■ Firth. See Furth
Fischback Max, zinc molder F. Mainzer k Son, r. 1213
Kearny
Fischbeck A. Mrs., widow, r. 1023 Pacific
Fischbeck Frederick H., shipping clerk New England
Soap Co., r. 21.5 Thiiteenth
Fischbeck Henrietta M. Miss, teacher music, r. 1217
Mason
Fischbeck Henry, clerk Fischbeck & Glootz, r. 1217
Mason
Fischbeck Hermann (Fischbeck & Glootz) r. 215 Thlr-
teenth
Fisclibeck John, molder National Iron Works, r. East
Oakland
Fischbeck John R., sawyer Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 1217
Mason
Fischbeck John R. Jr., clerk, r. 1217 Mason
Fischbeck Julius M., clerk, r. 1217 Mason
Fischbeck Louis R., shipping clerk New England
Soap Co., r. 215 Thirteenth
Fischbeck Sterling H., clerk, r. 1217 Mnson
Fischbeck & Glootz (Hermann Fischbeck and
Adolpb Glootz) proprietors New England Soap
Co. cor Sixteenth and Utah, office 214 Saciamento
Fischel Jacob, commercial traveler, r. 142 Seventh
Fischel Moritz, shoemaker, r. 8 Central PI
»■ Fischel. See Fishel
Fifcher Adolph, photographer, r. 34 Golden Gate At
Fischer Adolph. varnisLer, r. 916 Treat Av
Fischer Agnes Mrs., dressmaking, 1504 Stockton
Fischer Albert, bartender, r. I.'i04 Stockton
Fischer Albert H., agent, r. 140 Minna
Fischer Alexander, barber, 923 Montgomery, r. 928
Montgomery
Fischer. Alice A. Miss, teacher Clement Grammar
School, r. 1619 Larkin
Fischer Alwin W., machinist, r. 1004 Powell
Fischer Andrew, cook. r. 625 Lombard
Fischer Anna Mrs., r. 1737 Mission
Fischer Annie Miss, r. 612 Mason
Fischer Antone, clerk Post Office, r. 915 Montgomery
Fischer August, painter, r. NW cor Baker and Jeffer<
sou
Fischer August, seaman sehr Mountain View
Fischer Augusta A., widow, r. 916 Treat Av
Fischer Brothers (Frank and Charles) butchers, 702
Turk
Fischer Charles (Fischer Bros.) r. 735 Turk
Fischer Charles, carpenter and builder, r. N B Wash-
ington, bet Cherry and Maple
Fischer Charles, cigarmaker, r. Hi Everett
Fischer Christian, brewer O. Fauss & Co., r. 529 Va-
lencia
Fischer Charles, laborer. Occidental Laundry
Fischer Charles, bartender, r. 242 Sutter
Fischer Charles, tanner, r. 435 Pine
Fischer Charles A., clerk Muser Bros., r. 2409 Web-
ster
Fischer David, baker A. Becker, 736 Union
Fischer Edward, carriagepaiuter, r. 646 Mission
Fischer Edward I., fruitdealer, r. 1504 Stockton
Fischer Elise Miss, teacher music, r. 2217 Octavla
Fischer Emil A. (Schulz & Fischer) r. 2211 Devisa-
dero
Fischer Ernest, butcher, r. 24 Turk
Fischer Etta Miss, milliner, r. 1911 Mission
Fischer Eugene E., silversmith Schulz & Fischer, r.
3012 Sacramento
Fischer F. L. & Co. (Francis L. Fisher) book and job
printers. 518 Sacramento
Fischer Francis L. (F. L. Fischer & Co.) r. Oakland
Fischer Frank (Fischer Bros.) r. 737 Turk
Fischer Frank, teacher Potrero Evening School, r.
1309 Jackson
UPHOLSTERY.
WHOLESALE AND EETAIL
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVK PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
I
INSURE IN
CALIFORNIA'S MILLION-DOLLAR COMPANY.
INSURANCE W COMPANY
S, W. COR. CALIFORNIA AND SANSOME STREETS.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
CAPITAL. $11,000,000 00
ASSETS ^. . 2,050,000 OO
liosses Paid in Past 25 Years 7,000,000 00
A LEADING HOME COMPANY, Furnishing Undoubted Idemnity,
and -whose money is invested on this Coast.
D. J. STAPLES, President. WILLIAM J.^DUTTON, Secretary.
ALPHEUS BULL, Vice-President. N. T. JAMES, Marine Secretary.
AGENTS IN ALL PROMINENT LOCALITIES.
SUMMARY OF THE
TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE
INSURANCE
COMPANY
^G^ OF CALIFORNIA. (^^^
IDESCE3VCBE3IR. 31, 1886,
ASSETS.
United States 4 per cent. Kegistered Bonds ^ 508,000 00
Other Bonds and Stocks 480,370 00
Loans on Mortgages or Collaterals 341,600 OO
Real Estate 335,031 99
Cash in Office and Bank ,. . . S03,495 22
Uncollected Premiums and Agency Balances 183,160 27
All Other Items (Interest, Rent, &c.) 10,585 42
$2,052,262 90
LIABILITIES.
Losses in Process of Adjustment.
All Other Claims and Demands. .
73,190 09
24,823 73
Total.
98,013 82
Re-Insuranoe Reserve $ 573,300 16
Capital 1,000,000 00
Net Surplus 380,948 92 1,954.249 08
$2,052,262 90
From a successful record of 24 years, "we give the follov/^ing
summary of results for the last seven years :
SEVEN YEARS' RECORD.
DEC. 31.
ASSETS.
NET 8URPLDS.
POLICY HOLDERS
SURPLUS.
1880 $1,160,017 $ 83,536 $ 833,536
1881 1,239,915 127,979 877,979
1882 1,322,425 161,305 911,309
1883 1,473,025 231,989 981,989
1884 1,520,894 268,331 1,018,331
1885 1,625,197 300,284 1,050,284
1886 2,052,262 380,948 1,380,948
m IDCr rVTD a nOV ' ^ natural product of tbe Finrct Grapes of ) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
tlfLlrdL UA I llA Uni( tUeWorld. But no addition of Brandy, f 530 VTASEINQTOM STEEET.
FIS
473
FIS
Fischer Franz, teacher music, r. 509 Leavenworth
Fischer Frederick, shoenjaker, 2247 Misnion
Fischer Frederick Jr., butcher, r. 2247 Mission
Fischer George, butcher, r. 1)23 Larkin
Fischer George, clerk Preecott House, r. 1019 Qolden
Gate Av
Fischer George A., plumber, r. 118 Ivy Av
Fischer George T., coUarmaker L. D. Stone & Co., r.
905 Union
Fischer G. F.. tinner Schuster Bros. & Co.
Fischer Gottlob, basketmaker, r. SW cor Bellevue and
Twenty-fifth
Fischer H., cigarmaker, r. 12 Willows Av
Fischer Henry, cooper, r. 333 Beale
Fischer Henry J., driver Jackson Brewery, r. 1428
Mission
Fischer Herman, r. 725 Grove
Fischer Herman, dishwasher Henry Stein, r.202 Sixth
Fischer Herman, stationery, 1110-1112 Steiner
Fischer Hermann G., cigarmaker Louis Veertheimer
& Co., r. 518 Fourth
Fischer Isaacs (Levy & Fischer) r. 12 "Willows Av
Fischer Jacob A., gaLsman H. Liebes & Co., and sec-
retary Equitable Loan Association, 113 Montgom-
ery, r. 1714 Van Ness Av
Fischer Jacob P., butcher, r. 2911 Geary
Fischer Jasper M., porter, r. 731 Sixteenth
Fischer Jennie Miss, teacher Spring Valley Grammar
School, r. 1809 Jackson
Fischer John, tailor, r. 431 Dupont
Fischer John, restaurant, 134 Third, r. 48 Everett
Fischer John M., porter, r. fi33 Shotwell
Fischer Joseph, bartender Frank Wieland
Fischer Julia, widow, r. 1611 Powell
Fischer Jnlia Miss, teacher Tehama Primary School,
r. 1309 Jackson
FiS( her Julia Mrs., teacher music, r. 1911 Mission
Fi8<her Julius (Fischer & Schloh) r. Oakland
Fischer Leopold, brewer, r. 75 Natoma
Fischer Louis, butcher. 1129 Folsom
Fischer Louis, shoemaker, r. 71 Tehama
Fischer Mary, domestic 228 Bush
Fischer Marcus, clerk, r. 731 Sixteenth
Fisi-her Morltz. expressman, r.'1309 Jackson
Fischer Morris shoemaker, r. 8 Central PI
Fischer Nicholas, barber, 3403 Geary
Fischer Samuel, ciK»r maker, r. 73S Broadway
Fischer Sigmuiid, furniture and bedding, 113 Third
Fischer Sophian E., copper plate engraver George M.
Wood & Co., r. 1004 Sutter
Fischer William Mrs., r. 131 Perrj^ear
Fibcher William, boots and shoes, 202 Montgomery
Av
Fischer William, brewer, r. 5 Billings PI
Fischer William, butcher, r. .331 J4 Bush*
Fischer & Schloh (Julius Fisher and Fernand Schloh)
coflfee saloon, 109 Grant Av
■^ Fischer. See Fisher
Fischvogt Ernest, bartender Chris Huntemann & Co.,
r. 1617 Dupont
Fish Arthur L., hydraulic machinery and steam fire
engines, and secretary Cal. Bock Drill Co., 30-32
First, r. Oakland
Fisli Axel H., secretary Utah Silver Mining Co., 23
Nevada Block, r. 2410 Mission
Fish Chariest H., president Consolidated Califor-
nia and Virginia Mining Co., 23 Nevada Block, r.
San Rafael
Fish Charles N., commercial traveler, r. 210 Bush
Fish Daniel, bartender Henry Heyman, r. 716 Vallejo
Fish Edward P., solicitor Daily Report, r. 116 Turk
Fish F. A. Mrs., artist, 8 Montgomery Av
Fish Frank A., purser, r. 827 Twentieth
Fish George M., helper Cal. Electric Light Co., r. 759
Howard
Fish Henry P., carpenter, r. 1140 Pacific
Fish Isaac, shipsmith W. S. Phelps & Co., r. 6
McCormick >
FRATINGER 8t CO.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
JERSEY WAISTS.
NEWEST GOODS. LATEST STYLES, LOWEST PRICES.
105 KEARNY STREET.
ROOFING,
RAIN WATER PIPES, GUTTERS and VALLEYS
MADE AND REPAIRED.
Roofs of all Uinds made Water Tisrht.
W. E ~lL A N E ,
PLXJMBBB, 605 KBARNT STRBBT.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Fish James H., real estate and president Granite
Powder Co.. 328 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Fish John F.. chrk, r. 331 54 Bush
Fish Joseph W., carpenter r. 326 Valley
Fish Lauren E., compositor Chronicle, r. 311 Leaven-
worth
Fish Lena, widow, r. 716 Vallejo
Fish Nathan, r. 603 Willow Av
Fish Theodore J., groceries, NE cor Twenty-fourth
and Mission, r. 2410 Mission
Fish Thomas F., mining, 23 Nevada Block, r. 2410
Mission
Fishbourue William J., clerk, r. 26 Turk
Fishbourne Kate Mrs., widow, r. 12 Moss
Fishburn Joel Mrs., widow, r. 44 Sixth
Fishel Benjamin, porter Rosenbaum & Co., r. 518
Stevenson
Fishel Charles (Fechheimer, Goodkind & Co.) r. New
York
Fishel M., r. 711 California
S^- Fischel. See Fischel
Fisher Abbie Mrs., pickles and preserves, 16 William
Fisher Abraham, furnishing goods, 310 Sixth, r. 920
McAllister
Fisher Ada F., widow, teacher music, r. 2635 Mission
Fisher Adolph, clerk Oscar Fisher, r. 158 Third
Fisher .Adolph, milkman, r. 427 Twenty-second
Fisher Albert, driver U. S. Brewery, r. 544 McAllister
Fisher Alexander C, messenger Mayor's Office, r. 16
William
Fisher Alice A. Mies, teacher Clement Grammar
School, r. 1619 Larkin
Fisher Andrew (Simpson & Fisher) r. 2214 Larkin
Fisher Annie, widow, lodgings, 417 Kearny
Fisher Benjamin H., teamsier, r. 920 Geary
Fisher Benjamin T., janitor, r. 16 William
Fisher Catherine, widow, r. 10 Clara
Fisher Charles, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 312
Eddy
Fisher Charles A. (Fisher & Co.) r. 309 Poet
Fisher Charles C, real estate agent, 327 Pine, r. 214
Fell
Fisher Charles E., sign painter, r. 1715 Stevenson
Fisher Charles H., steward, r. 728 Harrison
Fisher Charles W. (Brunt & Fisher) r. 531 Post
Fisher Christian, cook, r. 18 Louisa
Fisher David, gripmau Market St. RR., r. 620 Fourth
Fisher Daniel F., teamster, r. 19 Drumm
Fisher E. Mrs., erocerit^s and liquors, 1360 Sanche*
Fisher Edward W., galvanizer John Lee & Co., r. 232
Sixth
Fisher Edward, r. 506 Shotwell
Fisher Edward E., carriage painter, r. 427 Twenty-
second
Fisher Edward R., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 1021 PolK
Fisher E. H., packer Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. Alameda
Fisher Elizabeth, widow, r. W s Columbia PI, bet
Precita Av and Twenty-eighth. B. H.
Fisher Florence J., carpenter S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 1723 Larkin
Fisher Frank, groceries, 327 Tehama
Fisher Frank H., chief adjuster U. S. Mint, r. Ala-
raeda
Fisher Frank H., student Luis L. Dunbar, r. Oakland
Fisher Frederick, cabinetmaker, r. 1350 Sanchez
Fisher Frederick, laborer, r. 10 Clara
Fisher Frederick, laborer U. S. Brewery, r. 644 Mc-
Allister
Fisher Frederick M., plumber, r. 9J4 Rausch, rear
Fisher George, furs, 134 Sixth, r. 21 Howard Court
Fisher George, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 444
Brannan
Fisher George, painter, r. 103 Freelon
Fisher George A., clerk, r. 2409 Webster
Fisher George A., ninfrs agent and commlbsion mer-
chant. 109 California, r. 1619 Larkin
Fisher George E., clerk, r. 67 Everett
Fisher George H.. barber, r. 529 Sacramento
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
BInnnfacfnrer of every description nt
PASSENGER. STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to SO Beale Mtreet. Haa Francisco.
Ra liner Pr«»CC«>C TSUMAN, ISHAM & HOOKEB, 421-427 Market St. HAY,lUJ>Jfi»
Dal I ng r resdea. hop. nooii. HA<ji. and orcuil.l.a presses.
FIS
474
FIT
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTERS OF
GALVANIZED AND GOMMON
Slxeot Iron
All Sizes and Nuiubers.
309. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
m
Fisher GeorKe H., carpenter, r. 529 Fell
Fisber George L.. elevator engineer, r. 728 Harrison
Fisher George W., bookkeeper Thomas Thomson, r.
Oikland
Fisher George W., brakeman 8. P. Co., r. 39 Clara
Fisher George W., jeweler Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 228
Bush
Fisher G. H., watchmaker, 406 Fourth
Fisher Gilbert, r. 244 Sutter
Fisher Godfrey (J. Baumgarten & Co.) r.824 0'Farrell
Fisher Henry, lumber surveyor, 25 Steuart, r. 1123
Bush
Fisher Henry E., contractor plastering, office 638
Market, r. 2628 California
Fisher Henry I., traveling salesman, r. 103 Van Ness
Av
Fisher Henry J., sexton Grace Church, r. 1.308 Powell
Fisher Henry S., collector Harding's Collection office,
r. 1319)4 Broadway
Fisher Herbert, teamster, r. 19 Druram
Fisher Herman C, sc rollsawyer, r. 24 Mint Av
Fisher Hugh, engineer, r. 2.^18 Mission
Fi-ht-r Huco, artist, 2fi)« Kearny
Fisher Isaac, r. liilO Washington
Fisher .James, clerk R. G. Dun A: Co., r. 426)i Fell
Fisher James, engineer, r. 136 Fifth
Fisher Jennie, widow, r. 935 Sutter
Fisher John, carpenter, r. 8 'i Glover
Fisher John H. (Fisher Packing Co.) r. 2422 Bryant
Fisher John H. Jr. (Fisher Packing Co.) r. 2422
Bryant
Fisber John L., carpenter, r. 113 Ash Av
Fisher John M., assayer, r. 1308 Powell
Fisher John M., boxniaker, r. 2'2 Decatur
Fisher Joseph, butcher, r. 496M Fourth
Fisher Joseph, helper U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Fisher Julias, woodturner, r. 719 Sanchez .
Fisher Lawrence P., lashmaker J. E. Perrin Jr., r.
2518 Mission
Fisher Lena Miss, furnished rooms. 113 Ellis
Fisher Louis, watchman, r. 113 Lombard
Fisher Louisa, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 912 Pine
Fisher L. P., advertising agent, 21 Merchants' Ex-
change, r. Oakland
Fisher M., porter Albert Mau & Co., r. 1009 Nebraska
Fisher Mary, widow, r. 506 Stevenson
Fisher Michael, laborer, r. 4'24 Sansome
Fisher Michael, secondhand clothing, 131 Third, r.
911 Howard
Fisher Moses, plumber J. Ahlbach, r. 911 Howard
Fisher Nathan, clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 1136 Sut-
ter
Fisher Newman Mrs., r. 923 McAllister
Fisher Nicholas, r. 614 Birch Av
Wisher Oscar, dry and fancy goods, 1.58 Third
Fisher Oscar, salesman A. W. Fink, r. 818 Pacific
Fisher O. W., shipping clerk Livingston & Co., r. 23
FISHER PACKING CO.
(Jolin H. and Jolin H. Figlier Jr. ) man-
ufacturers Frencli and German mus-
tard, pickles, sauces, -vinegar, etc.,
509-517 Commercial
Fisher Peter, master mariner, r. 12 Washington
Fishr Phi Mp I, cashier Levi Strauss & Co., r. 1610
Washington
Fisher Robert, machinist J. R. Fair>ve8ther, r. 620
Fell
Fisher S. A. broker, 207 Saneome
Fisher Samuel, tailor, 131 Third, r. 911 Howard
Fisher Sol, salesman H. Hershbt-rg & Co., r. 211 ?d
Turk
Fisher Susie Miss, shoefinlsher, r. 2070 Market
Fisher Thomas A., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.,
r. 2(16 Powell
Fisher Valentine, laborer, r. 10 Clara
Fisher Yiiginia E., widow, r. 1715 Stevenson
Fisher Walter S., porter freight auditor's office 8. P.
Co., r. 728 Harrison
Fisher W. E., surgeon stmr Collma
Fisher William, bartender, r. 7i6 Bryant
Fisher William, steward Louis Cranz, r. 444 Spear
Fisher William, with John Broyer, r. 653 Second
Fisher William A., with W. K. Vickery, r. Oakland
Fisher William A., farmer, r. 1522 Polk
Fisher William C. musician, r. 6 Polk Lane
Fisher Willam G. (Wagner A: Fisher) and liquor sa-
loon, 772 Mission, r. 2211 H Mason
Fisher William C. H., engineer Geary St. RR., r. 1316
Laurel Av
Fisher William E., with McAfee Bros., r. 2931 Clay
Fisher William F., salesman Fisher Packing Co., r.
1916 Howard
Fisher William H., clerk Heathcote, Dexter & Co., r.
Santa Clara G^.
Fisher William T., marker 8. F. Laundry
Fisber William W., teamster Livingston & Co., r. 454
Brvant
Fisher Wolfgang, bartender, r. 6J4 Sherwood PI
Fisher World C, r. 1818 Steiner
Fisher <b Co. (Charles A. Fisher) hatters, 9 Mont-
gomery
tO" Fisher. See Fischer
Fisherman's Protective and Benevolent Association,
307 Broadway
Fisherman's Wharf, foot of Filbert
Fisk Arthur G., clerk Asa Fisk r. 700 Hayes
Fisk Asa, note broker, 240 Montgomery, r. 700 Hayes
Fisk Augustus, printer, r. 424 Sansome
Fisk C. 8. Mrs., widow, r. 244 Oak
Fisk J. N.. letter carrier Post Office, r.603 Willows Av
Fisk John B., soapniaker G. E. Peake, r. 932 Guerrero
Fisk Joseph T., real estate, r. 812 Kearny
Fisk Laura Mrs., r. 104 Mnson
Fisk Mary A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 647 Minna
Fiske Abraham, clerk, r. 3 Chatham PI
Fiske George, view photographer Bradley fc Rulofson
Fiske H. C. Jr. & Co. (Henry C. Fiske Jr.) ageutsNew
Davis Sewing Machines, 718 Washington
Fiske Henry C. Jr. (H. C Fiske Jr. & Co.) r. Oakland
Fiske Henry G., metal roofer, 827 Market, r. 817
Mil son
Fiske Henry G. Jr., manager instrument dept The J.
Dewing & Co., r. 817 Mason
Fiske Henry ftl., phvsician, office 24-26 Pb elan
Building, r. 210O Bush
Fiske Richard A., electrical supplies, 759 Howard
Fiske William H/^ traveling salesman M. Armer &
Co.,r. 1812 Webster
Fitch Andrew, hostler, r. Bay District Hotel
Fitch Casper, laborer, r. Railroad Av, nr Five Mile
House
Fitch George H., night editor Chronicle, r. 1528 Clay
Fitch Geor^re K. (San Francisco Bulletin Co. and
San Francisco Call Co.) r. 7i)3 Bush
Fitch George L., physician, 32 O'Farrell
Fitch George W., drygoods and clothing, 1131 Mis-
sion
Fitch G. R., waiter, r. 1051 Market
Fitch Helen A. Mrs., artist and teacher music, r.
1021 Polk
Fitch Henry S., clerk James Newlands. r. Oakland
Fitch James F.. tinsmith, r. 624 Twenty-second
Fitch John, laborer, r. 119 Ivy Av
Fitch Joshua B., wines and liquors, 21 Stockton, r.
Grand Hotel
Fitch J. R., r. 2409 Jackson
Fitch Oscar, superiutendent The Whitney Stand-
ard Oakland Transfer Co., 3 Commercial, r. Oak-
land
Fitch Reed, clerk general auditor's office S. P. Co., r.
427 Eddy
Fitch Romaldo, laborer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 2513 Fill-
more
Fitch Sanford E., salesman, r. 514 Van Ness Av
THE BEST
OVERCOATS
For MEN and BOYS at
"THE HASTINGS"
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.
IMPERIAL Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
FIT
475
FIT
Fitoh Slicnnau L., np.cUl policeman, r. 520 Filbert
Fitch Williftm, drivrr Sutter 8t. UR., r. 931 Market
Fitch Willitim S., r. 23 Ninth
Fitchwdrih Casper, pilnt tug Hercules, r. 17 Gny PI
Fltschen Adolph. butcher, Ws Kailroari Av, bet Servia
and Douiiulca, r. Yazoo, bet Manitoba and Do-
minica
Fltschen Jolin C, wines and liquors, 305 Cali-
fornia, r. E s Church, bet Tweuty-second and
Twenty-third
Fitschen Otto F., butcher, W s Railroad Av, bet Do-
minli-a and Servia, r. SE cor Manitoba and Yazoo
Fitter Elbe H., liquor saloon, SW cor Jackson and
East, r. 3 Jackson
Fitter Johanna, widow, r. 3 Jackson
Fltton Walter H., attorney at law, 220 Sansome, room
11, r. HIT Stockton
Fltts Williiim L. O., conductor, r. 105 Austin
Fitz Garrett, laborer Sutro's Nursery
Fitz Janies, actor, r. 36 Taylor
Fitz William, driver John A. Roy, r. W ■ San Brnno
Roud, nr Teneriffe
Fitzau Adelbert, groceries and liquors, 400 McAllister
Fitzer Frederick, salesman, r. 1027 Church
Fitzgerald Alice Mrs., drePsmaUlns, 1017 Folsom
Fitznerald Annie, domestic. 230 Minna
Fitzgernld Austin, tailor, 163 Jessie, r. 1710 Clay
Fitzgerald Bernard, boilermaker, r. Ill Jessie
Fitzgerald Bridget, widow, r. 754 Folsom
Fitzgerald Bridget, widow, r. 154 Clara, rear
Fitzgerald Christopher, furnsce builder, r. 232 Turk
FitZk'erald Christopher W., draftsman, r. 232 Turk
Fitzgerald Clements, clerk, r. 538 !< Ninth
Fitzyerald Daniel, seaman stmr Santa Rosa, r. 625
Davis
Fitzgerald Daniel, teamster, r. NE cor Golden Gate Av
and Webster
Fitzgerald Daniel I,., clerk, r. 610 Jones
Fitzgerald Dennis, seaman, r. 251 Minna
Fitzgerald Edwara, car driver, r. 1702^ Harrison
Fltztjerald Edward, special policeman, r. 419 Fran-
cisco
Fitzgerald Edward B., seaman, r. 2 Washington
Fitzgerald Eliza Mrs., attendant Crystal Baths, r. 419
Francisco
Fitzgerald Ella Mrs., r. 729 Pine
Fitzgerald Ernest, molder Union Iron Works, r. S s
Shasta, bet Illinois and Michigan
Fitzgerald Frank, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r.
223 Langton
Fitzgerald Frank, seaman, r. 73 Tehama
Fitzgerald Frederick, machinist S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 2313 Lombard
Fitzeerald Frederick, extractor S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 109 St. Rose's Av
Fitzgerald George, porter E, Commins & Co., r. 557 M
Natoma
Fitzgerald H. E. Mrs., widow, r. 1204M Larkia
Fltzyerald J., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Fitzgerald James, boatman, r. 1134 Broadway
Fitzgerald James, groceiles, 2713 Bush
Fitzgerald James, groceries and liquors, 401 Tenth
Fitzgerald James, laborer Empire Foundry, r. 655J4
Nat> ms
Fitzgerald James, laborer, r. 652 Minna
Fitzgerald James, patrolman Morse's Patrol, r. Lun-
dy Lane, nr Esmeralda
Fitzgerald James, eecoud officer stmr Granada, r. 13
Freelon
Fitzgerald James H., tailor, 280 Jessie, r. 278 Jessie
Fitzgerald James P., shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 17 Oak
Fitzgerald Jeremiah, stonecutter, r. 2713 Bush
Fitzgerald Jeremiah J., drayman, SW cor Clay and
Sansome, r. 2836 Harrison
Fitzgerald Johanna, widow, r. 17 Welsh
Fitzgerald Johanna, widow, r. 102 M Francisco
Fitzgerald John, coal passer stmr Eureka, r. 120 Minna
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-EI^ECTKIC
RUSSIAN aDl TDRKBH BATHS
Mso Medicated and Electric Eatlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED
CfllMEYS REPAIRED. CHIMNEY SWEEPING.
Chimney Tops that ^viH draw.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1860.
Telephone 315.
Fitzgerald John, crimper Porter, Slessinger Hi Co., r
108 Seventh
Fitzgerald John, engineer stmr Eureka, r. 163 Silver
Fitzgerald .lohn. groceries and liquors. 446 Clementina
Fitzgerald Jobn, groceries and liquors, 635 Howard
Fitzgerald John, laborer, r. 18 Clementin*
Fitzgerald .lohn. ]at)orer, r. 22 Rausch
Fitzgerald John, laborer, r. 15h Shipley
Fitzgerald Jobn, laborer, r. 173 Minna
Fitzgerald John, laborer, r. 713 Clementina
Fitz^'erald John, laborer, r. 2713 Bush
Fitzgerald John, ladies' tailor, r. 1837 Stevenson, rear
Fitzgerald John, laundryman, r. 212 Thirteenth
Fitzgerald John, laundryman, r. 434 Stevenson
Fitzgerald John, officer stmr Alameda
Fitzgerald John, porter Hanimam Baths, r. 110 Perry
Fitzgerald John, shoemaker, r. 51K Mission
Fitzgerald John, tannery. Serpentine Av, opp Hamp-
shire, r. 105 Twenty-fourth
Fitzgerald John Jr., r. 2713 Bush
Fitzirerald John A., clerk Langley & Michaels, T.^30H
Harrison
Fitzgerald John C, solicitor The Wasp, r. 418 Sutter
Fitzgerald John E.. carpenter, r. 9r.5 Folsom
Fitzgerald John F., shoemaker, r. 429 Clementina
Fitzgerald John J., clerk, r. 730 H Harrison
Fitzgerald John J., cook, r. 356 Tehama
Fitzgerald John J., cook, r. 974 Folsom
Fitzgerald John J., letter carrier Post Office, r. 7)4
Se'.ina PI
Fitzgerald John S., clerk, r. 317 Third
Fitzeerald John T.. foreman United Carriage Co., r.
Wood, nr Geary
Fitzgerald John W.. boatman, r. Meiegs' Wharf
Fitzgerald Joseph, brickla.ver. r. 2917"Geary
Fitzgerald Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 502 O'Farrell
Fitzgerald Lawrence, street contractor, r. 633 Web-
ster
Fitzgerald Luke, groceries and liquors, 223 Perry
Fitzgerald M. Mrs., r. 704!^ Natoma
Fitzgerald Maggie, domestic 229 San Jos^ Av
Fitzaeraia Maggie Miss, millinery, 228 Sixth
Fitzgerald Margaret widow, r. 271 Minna
Fitzgerald Martin, driver, r. 829 Folsom
Fitzgerald Mary, widow, r. 428 Clementina, rear
Fitzgerald Maurice, lather, r. 220 Langton
Fitzgerald Maurice, warehouseman, r. 2232 Green-
wich
Fitzgerald Michael, car repairer S. P. Co., r. 1 Isis
Fitzgerald Michael, machinist Union Iron Works, r.
163 Silver
Fitzgerald Michael, sergeant police, r. 632 Twenty-
third
Fitzgerald Michael, teamster, r. 901 Battery
Fitzgerald Michael J , marine reporter, r. 7 Newell
Fitzgerald Michael J., shipwright, r. 5;H Sixth
Fitzgerald Nicholas, fireman, r. 20 Minna
Fitzgerald Nicholas, fireman stmr Santa Roea. r. 34
Minna
Fitzgerald Nicholas, fireman stmr Transit, r. 659 Bry-
ant
Fitzgerald Nicholas, watchman Spring Valley W. W.,
r. 837 Folsom
Fitzgerald Nora Mrs., r. 1065 Howard
Fitzgerald O., foiindryman Pao. Rolling Mill
Fitzgerald P., fireman S. F. Bridge Co., r. 720 Tehama
Fitzgerald P., officer stmr Granada
Fitzgerald Patrick, bartender M. J. Nihan, SE cor
Bay and Mason
Fitzgerald Patrick, groceries and liquors, 560 Mission
Fitzgerald Patrick, longshoreman, r. 77 Clementina
Fitzgerald Patrick, stonemason, r. "2917 Geary
Fitzgerald Patrick, wire worker, r. SE cor Mason and
Bay
Fitzgerald Philip, solicitor, r. 37 Pacific
Fitzg' raid Richard, blacksmith Keystone Boiler
Works, r.317 Beale
Fitzgerald Richard, with D. Lundy, r. 1315 Eddy
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
telephone: sa.
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MAXCFACTUKEBS OF
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
Fitzgerald Richard D., foreman Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 635 Valencia
Fitzgerald Robert H., r. 1618k Clay
Fitzgerald Thomas (Fitzgerald & Conlon) r. 1521
California
Fitzgerald Thomas Mrs., r. 947 Mission
Fitzgerald Thomas, blacksmith, r. 629 Stevenson
Fitzgerald Thomas, car conductor, r. 8'29 Folsom
Fitzgerald Thomas expressman, r. 250Hk California
Fitzgerald Thomas, laborer, r. 612 Natoma
Fitzgerald Thomas H., shirtcutter, r. 029 Stevenson
Fitzgf raid Thomas M., groceries and liquors. 158
Shipley
Fitzgerald Thomas P., salesman Verdier, Moreau &
Co., r.Niles
Fitzgerald W., journsliat, r. 418 Sutter
Fitzgerald William, r. 55 Natoma
Fitz^'erald William, bartender, r.419 Pacific
Fitzgerald William, cardriver, r. 2.56 Tehama, rear
Fitzgerald William, coudnctor, r. 2713 Bush
Fitzgerald William, deputy Assessor, r. 333 Bush
Fitzgerald William, nnginef-r, r. 421 Minna
Fitzgerald William, furnished roums, 5.54 Minna
Fitzgerald William, janitor, r. 412 Bush
Fitzgerald William, laborer r. NW cor Broadway and
Montgomery
Fitzgerald William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill. r. 538)^
Ninth
Fitzgerald William, solicitor, r. 110 Francisco
Fitzgerald William, teamster, r. 116 Shipley
Fitzgerald William J., waiter, r. 1309 Stockton
Fitzgerald William T., clerk Reisa Bros. & Co., r. 1065
Howard
Fitzgerald William T., general freight and passenger
agent S. P. C. RR. Co., r. 729 Pine
FitZi^erald & Conlon (Thomas Fitzgerald and
Michael Coalon) proprietors Centennial Livery
Stables, 1523-1.525 California
Fitzgibbon Edward, r. 2112 Cal fornia
Fitzgibbon Gerald, physician, 760 Mission
Fitzgibbon James, laborer 8. F. Cordage Co., r. Ken-
tncky House
Fitzgibbon John, shoemaker, r. 51 Stevenson .
Fitzgibbon John M., corporal police, r. 545 Howard
Fitzgibbon Maurice C, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. 302 Capp
FItzsibbon Maurice M., r. 6:18)4 Valencia
Fitzgibbons John, fireman stmr San Joaquin
Fitzgibbons John, laborer, r. 241 Fremont
Fitzgibbons Mary Miss, r. Beach, bet Lyon and Baker
Fitzgibbons William, shoemaker, r. 45 Stevenson
Fitzhariis John, bit and spurmaker, Lombard, nr
Franklin
Fitzhenry Bridget, widow, r. 519 Grove
Fitzhenry James, liquor saloon, 532 Commercial, r.
325 Jessie
Fitzhenry John T., policeman, r. 813 Baker
Fitzhenry Michael W., r. 519 Grove
Fitzhugh Peregrine, insurance broker, r. 609 Polk
Fitzhugh William McP., r. 609 Polk ■
Fitzler Charles, barber, r. 406 Third
Fitzler Frederick, clerk, r. 406 Third
Fitzler Joseph Mrs., bakery and confectionery, 406
Third
Fitzler Joseph, clerk, r. 406 Third
Fitzler Julia Mrs., r. 118 Perry
Fitzmaurice Eliza, widow, r. 1110 Eddy
Fitzraaurice George, r. NW cor Jackson and Devisa-
dero
Fitzmaurice George H., seaman P. C. 83. Co.,r. 1110
Eddy
Fitzmaurice John, laborer, r. 315 Sixth
Fitzmaurice Lionel, seaman P. C. SS. Co., r. 1110
Eddy
Fitzmaurice Maurice, quartermaster stmr Santa Rosa,
r. 1110 Eddy
Fitzmaurice William M., attornevat law, 9 Montgom-
ery Block, r. 81 Oak
Fitzpatrick Alice Mrs., r. cor Channel and Bryant
Fitzpatrick A. M. Mrs., widow, r. 509 Grove
Fit/.patrick Ann Mrs., r. 743 Brannan
Fitzpatrick A. G., contractor and builder, 330 Pine,
rooms 11-12, r. 411 Twenty-second
Fitzpatrick B.. gardener, r. 699 Polk
Fitzpatrick Bridget, domestic lOiO Dolores
Fitzpatrick Cbailes, laborer, r. 1(36 West Mission
Fitzpatrick Clara T. Miss, r. 2106 Hyde
Fitzpatrick Curtin S., blacksmith, r. 1435 Pine
Fiizpitrick D., laborer P. M. S3. Co.
Fitzpatrick Daniel, teamster J. Morton & Co., r. 12X
Sumner
Fitzpatrick Donald, longshoreman, r. 1 Beale PI
Fitzpatrick E. C, silver dissolver U. 8. Mint, r. Oak-
laud
Fitzpatrick Edward, r. 326 Tenth
Fitzpatrick Edward clerk, r. 245 Ninth
Fitzpatrick Edward, cooper, r. 766 Bryant
Fitzp. trick Emeric E. (S. & E. E. Fitzpatrick) r. 339
Eddy
Fitzpatrick Evans, car conductor, r. 1702)4 Harrison
Fitzpatrick Frank, harness maker Main & Winches-
ter, r. 1232 Treat Av
Fitzpatrick Frank E., salesman Charles Henderson, r.
14.15 Pine
Fitzpstrlck Hugh, laborer S. F. Gag Light Co., r. W ■
Michigan bet Sierra and Shasta, rear
Fitzpatrick Hugh, steward stmr Cresent City, r. 1018
Alabama
Fitzpatrick Hugh T., cooper, r. 12 Hunt
Fitzpjtrick James (Caulfield S Co.) r. 743 Prannan
Fitzpatrick James, laborer, r. 128 Clara
Fitzpatrick James, painter, r. 904 Kearny
Fitzpatrick James, watchman Nevada Bank, r. 1020
Mission
Fitzpatrick James F., policeman, r. 1606 Stelner
Fitzpatrick James M., carpenter Union Box Factory,
r. 140)4 Shipley
Fitzpatrick Jessie D. Miss, teacher Potrero Primary
School, r. Stanyan nr Haight
Fitzpatiick John, r. 128 Clara
Fitzpatrick John, cooper, r. 12 Hunt
Fitzpatrick John, machine operator Porter, Slessinger
i^ Co., r. SE cor Lombard and Steiiier
Fitzpatrick John, plasterer, r. 1314 5« Natoma
Fitzpatrick John, uhoemaker, r. 28 Linden Av
Fitzpatrick John, teamster, r. 242 Perry
Fitzpatrick John, truukmaker C. A. Malm, r. 8 Scott
PI
Fitzpatrick John C, compositor A. J. Leary, r. IIIX
Twelfth
Fitzpatrick John C, machinist Joshua Hendy H»>
chine Co., r. 43 Clementina
Fitzpatrick John E., bookkeeper Donohoe, Kelly It
Co., r. 511 Minna
Fitzpatrick John H.. pressman H. 8. Crocker & Co.,
r. 2333 Harrison
Fitzpatrick John P., machinist Golden Stat* and
Miners' Iron Works, r. Ill Diamond
Fitzpatrick Lawrence St. C, artist, r. 214 Prospect PI
Fitzpatrick Martin, livery stable, 814 Mission
Fitzpatrick Mary, widow, r. 365 Minua
Fitzpatrick Matthew, laborer, r. SE cor Baker and
Lombard
Fitzpatrick Michael, engineer Sanitarium Hatha, r.
1711 Stockton
Fitzpatrick Michael, tanner Franklin A. DavlB, r.
Bryant Av, bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Fitzpatrick Michael, teamster, r. 124 Langton
Fitzpatrick Morgan (Fitzpatrick & Doran) r. E •
Lundy Lane, bet Esmeralda and Virginia Avs
Fitzpatrick Owen, molder, r. Sierra, bet Louisiana
and Maryland
Fitzpatrick P., fireman stmr Columbia
Fitzpatrick Patrick, fireman stmr Geo. W. Elder, r. 80
Everett
Fitzpatrick Patrick, fireman stmr Oregon, r. 122 Perry
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
Hotels and Steamboats completely furnished with
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY.
Special Prices Given.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVH PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO..
Kannfactorers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
31 Market St.
rn ipcr fytra npYf^'^''*''®.^°*j'*^»^*"°'°'"'**?'-.^<^*''''
\ Burgundien, Sauternea. Porta »ud Sherries
ARPAO HARASZTHY & CO.,
' 630 WASEntOTOlT STBUT.
FIT
477
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FltzpHtrick Patrick D.. plumber, r. 1325 J4 Vallejo
Fitzpatrick F., harncssmaker, r. 1232 Treat Av
Fitzpatrick Peter J., painter, r. 612 Birch Av
Fitzpatrick Ralph L., woodcarver, r. Sullivan, nr
Stttuvan
Fitzpatrick Roger, laborer, r. 2333 Harrison
Fitzpatrick Rosie Miss, r. 18 Minna
Fitzpatrick S. k E. E. (Sarah and Emeric E.) millin-
ers and dressmakers, 339 Eddy
Fitzpatrick Sarah (S. & E. E. Fitzpatrick) r. 339 Eddy
Fitzpatrick Samuel, electrotyper Filmer & Stiller
Electro Co., r. 11 Church Lane
Fitzpatrick Simon, teamster, r. 3 Church Lane
Fitzpatrick Thomas, plumber, r. cor Channel and
Bryant
Fitzpatrick Thomas B. N., porter, r. 20 Lanston, rear
Fitzpatrick Thomas J., manager Easton & Eldrldge,
r. 8 Scott PI
Fitzpatrick Timothy (Fitzpatrick & Owens) r. 611
Minna
Fitzpatrick Timothy Rev., pastor All Hallows R. C.
Church, S s Susquehanna, nr Railroad Av
Fitzpatrick William, laborer, r. 245 Ninth
Fitzpatrick William E., dentist, 1001 Market, r. 1435
Pine
Fitzpatrick William F. contractor, r. 1921 Mission
Fitzpatrick & Doran (Morgan Fitzpatrick and Thomas
L. Uoran) liquor saloon, 73 Fourth
Fitzpatrick fc Owens (Timothy Fitzpatrick and James
V. Owens) liquor saloon, 36 Fourth
Fitzsiinmons Edward, longshoreman, r. 15 Tehama PI
FltzBlmmons Edward, longshoreman, r. 334 Third, rear
Fitzslmmons Edward J., laundrymau, r. 3015 Six-
teenth
Fitzsimraons Frank, machinist Union Iron Works, r.
564)4 Bryant
Fltzsimmons Harvey, engineer, r. 2 Myrtle Av
Fitzslmmons James, r. 14.57 54 Minna
Fitzsiaimons James, laborer, r. 1324 Filbert
Fltzsimmons James, tinsmith, r. 4 Russ
Fltzsimmons James C, machinist William Deacon, r.
44 Third
Fltzsimmons John, sailmtker, r. 867 Market
Fitzslmmons John, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. cor Polk and Filbert
Fltzsimmons John R., engineer Market St. RR., r. 609
Linden Av
Fltzsimmons Joseph, porter, r. 240 Green
Fltzsimmons Joseph, waiter Russ House
Fltzsimmons K. T. Miss, teacher Garfield Primary
School, r. 222 Lombard
Fltzsimmons Mary, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. cor Polk and Filbert
Fltzsimmons Patrick bricklayer, r. 609 Ivy Av
Fitzslmmons Patrick, expressman, r. 328 Ritch
Fltzsimmons Patrick, laborer, r. 11 Clyde
Fltzsimmons Patrick, mason, r. 2021 Ellis
Fitzslmmons Thomas, bookkeeper Derby & Strouse,
r. 618 McAllister
Fit2Simmon8 Thomas, laborer, r. 521 Castro
Fltzsimmons Thomas, plumber John Bohn, r. 4 Russ
Fitzslmmons Thomas, stonecutter, r. 2021 Ellis
FitzKlmons Thomas A. Rev., clergyman Dominican
Monastery, NW cor Stelner andBush
Fltzwilliams Daniel P., steward, r. 1577 34 Market
Flumano Santo, shoemaker, r. 1503 Powell
Fiuren Jacob H., laborer, r. 533 Bryant
Five Mile House, junction Railroad Av and San
Bruno Road
Five Mile School, Miss Kate Conklin principal, E s
Mission Road, nr Five Mile House
Five Mile Store, John W. Sturke proptr. Mission
Road, five miles from Old City Hall
Fivey William J., pressman S. W. Raveley, r. 652 Ste.
venson
Fix Charles, r. 320)4 Seventh
Fix John, r. 1116 Pierce
Fjerem John, shipping clerk, r. Sailors' Home
FRATINGER & CO.
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FOR
LADIES. MISSES AND CHILDREN.
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REFLECTORS,
FOU SHOW WINDOWS AND STOEES,
MADE AND REPAIRED.
W. E. LANE~ Plumber
605 KCARNV STREET.
EstabllBhed IStW. Telephone 315.
Flaa I., boltmaker Pac. Uollinfc' Mill
Flach Conrad, teacher gymnastics, r. 424 Grove
Flach Joseph, butcher, 588 Seventeenth
Flach Joseph Jr., butcher J. Flach, r. 390 Dolores
Flach Peter, bookkeeper Meyerstein & Lowenberg, r.
1601 Dupont
t0- Flach. See Flack
Flachmeyer Christian, porter, Allison, Gray & Co., r.
428 Vallejo
Flachmeyer Margaret, laceworker, r. 428 Vallejo
Flachmeyer Matilda, laceworker, r. 428 Vallejo
Flack George 1)., clerk general freight office S. P. Co.'
r. 2909 Folsom
Flack George H., brassflnisher Thomas Day & Co.
(liiijited) r. 2909 Folsom
Flack Samuel, whitener, r. 644 Stevenson
Flack William M., printer, r. 2909 Folsom
e^ Flack. See Flach
Flageollet Charles, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 1119 Twenty-first
Flageollet Heury C, butcher, 912 Valencia, r. 619
Eighteenth
Flager Elizabeth, r. 925 Natoma
Flat-'er John M., porter W. W. Montague & Co., r. 925
Natoma
Flagg Ann, widow, r. 804)4 Larkin
Flaggr Cliarlea C, manager The Berkshire, 711
Jones, r. 820 Twenty-first
Flagg Fannie, widow, r. 104 Powell
Flagg Frank, clerk, r. 17 Polk
Flagg Frederick G., clerk, r. 17 Polk
Flagg Mary E., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 80434 Larkin
Flagg T. Mrs., dressmaking, 224 Taylor
Flagg Theodore, mining, r. 224 Taylor
Flagg William H., clerk D. Samuels, r. 218 Fillmore
Flagler W., gralner, r. 2.54 Clementina
Flaglor A. P., photographer, SE cor Market and Ninth
Flagor L. A. Mrs;, r. 317 Ninth
Flahaut Henry E., clerk, r. 16 Trenton
Flaherty Anne Miss, shoefitter, r. 44 Minna
Flaherty Annie, domestic 1500 Van Ness Av
Flaherty Annio Miss, cloakmaker, r 618 Post
Flaherty Augustus J., teamster, r. .503 Gongh
Flaherty Bartholmew, longshoreman, r. S 8 Clipper,
bet Noe and Sanchez
Flaherty Belle Mrs., teacher Washington Grammar
School, r. 424 Fourteenth
Flaherty Bernard, laborer, r. 9 Alvarado
Flaherty Bernard, laborer, r. 1219 Union
Flaherty Bernard, stonecutter, N s Marquesas, nrRail-
road Av
Flaherty Edward P., longshoreman, r. 14 Natoma
Flaherty Edward V., stonecutter, N s Marquesas, nr
Railroad Av
FLAHEETY FLETCHER A.
cliolce groceries, -wines, teas, etc., 1806
Market, r. 4:'44r Pourteentii
Flaherty Henry, collector, r. 139 Taylor
Flaherty James, carpenter, r. 240 Chattanooga
Flaherty James J., deputy Supt Streets, r. 618 Post
Flaherty John, bricklayer, r. 2023 Ellis
Flaherty John, carpenter, r. 109 O'Farrell
Flaherty John, laborer, r. 109 William
Flaherty John, laborer freight depot 8. P. Co., r. 54
Shipley
Flahertv John, longshoreman, r. C7 Clementina
Flaherty .John Jr., r. lO'.t Wllham
Flaherty John E., teamster, r. .503 Gough
Flaherty John W.. laborer, r. 8 Geneva
Flaherty Joseph D., collector, r. 603 Gough
Flaherty Joseph P., whlteuer, r. 109 William
Flaherty Margaret, widow, r. 618 Post
Flaherty Margaret, domestic NW cor Broadway and
Taylor
Flaherty Maria Mrs., cook Home of Inebriates, r.
2000 Stockton
Flaherty Martin, clerk, r. 109 William
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
IfannffRctiirer of every description of
PASSBNOBR, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
48 to 50 Bejtie Street, Sau Francisco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker. %';iSiS-B*P^!Sre?iaf*Al/#?S§^
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pumps,
Suction and Force.
FOB ITAND, WI>JD-3IIL,1. AKD POWER.
ALL, SIZKS.
809, 311, S13, 315 and 317 MA£££T STBEET
m
Flaherty Mary, widow,' r. 44 Midds
Fluherty Michael, longHhoremau. r. 12 Clementina
Flaherty Michael, seiinian stmr Geo. W. Elder
Flaherty Michael J., marble cutter, r. 240 Chattanooga
Flaherty Patrick, laborer, r. S 8 Dominica, bet Yazoo
and PlHtte
Flaherty Peter, hostler Excelfsior Stable, r. 921 Sutter
Flaherty Richard (Larbin & Flaherty) r. Oakland
Flaherty Simon M., groceries and liquors, lUlO Mle-
8iou
Flaherty Thoma«, laborer, r. 8 Geneva
Flaherty Thomas F., whitener Jamea C. Sellers, r.
618 Post
Flaherty William, cooper Gage, Shattuck & Co., r.
503 Oongh
Flaherty William H., cutter Well, B»er k Co., r. 5-23H
Fell
Flaherty William T., carriage painter, r. 734 Clemen-
tina
Flammer Charles, bookkeeper Samuel More k Co.,
I r. 16;i2 Pierce
1 Flanagan Catherine, domestic 1030Vallejo
I Flanagan Fdward, bartender, r. 438 Jessie
Flanagan Edward, laborer, r. 4Hfi Duncan
Flanagan James, eneiueer. r. 65 Tehama
I Flanagan Jamr s. teamster, r. 19ii9 Hyde
Flanai^an James E., laborer, r. 26 Allen
Flanagan James J., lahi)rer. r. 1909 Hyde
Flanagan James J., laborer, r. E s California At, bet
Precita Av and Twenty-eight B. H.
Flanagan Jaremish J., teamster, r. 5i West Mission
Flanagan John, laborer Arctli- Oil Works
Flanagan John, shipper Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r.
151 Perry
Flanagan John, stone cutter, r. -8 Boardmaii PI
Flanauan K. Miss, janitress Eighth Street Primary
School, r. 1153 Howard
Flanagan Kate .Miss, seamstress La Grande Laundry
Flanagan Lawrence G. (Flanagan & Maguire) r. 8W
cor Duncan k Guerrero
Flanajian Michsel, blacksmith, r. 151 Perry
Flauasan Michael, boiler maker, r. 136 Ninth
Flanagan Michafll, longshoreman, r. 225 Drumm
Flan.'igan Michael A., r. 438 Jessie
Flanagan Patrick, laborer, r. 13 Everett
Flanagan Patrick, longshoreman, r. 212 First
Flanagan Patrick, teamster, r. 623 Stevenson
Flanagan Peter, shoeiuaker, r. 51 Stevenson
Flanagan Thomas, laborer, r. 1325 Golden Gate Av
Flanagan Thoaias W., bartender, r. K65H Market
Flanagan fc Maguire (Lawrence G. Flaiiaaan and An-
gu-itus B. Maguire) hay grain, wood, coal, lath
and lime, NW cor Eighteenth and Folsom
07* Flanagan. See Flanigan, Flannagan and Flan-
nigan
Flanders Albert, r. 1225 Pacific
FLANDERS ALVAN „ota,.
pablir, office 333 Montfomerjr, r. 1896
Broadway
Flanders Charles, cook, r. 263 East
Flanders Edwin, cook, r. 126^ Seventh
Flanders Eugene O., lettercarrier Post Ofllce, r. 1225
Pacifi<;
Flanders Frederick K., conductor Sutter St. RK., r.
777 Market
Flanders John P., cardriver, r. 1427 Bush
Flanders Nathan, engineer W. S. Phelps & Co., r.
1225 Pacitic
Flanders Robie, stencil cutter, r. 1225 Pacific
Flanders Thomas, sergeant police r. 1130 Market
Flanders Walter P., painter S. M. Hills, r. 1225 Pa-
cific
Flanders William, cook C. Crowley
Flanigan Charles B.. publisher Commercial Record.
536 Clay, r. cor Twenty-s. venth and San Jose Av
Flanigan Daniel, r. 84 Clipper
Flanigan Frank J., printer, r. 641 Stevenson
Flanigan James, trackman Presidio RR., r. 28 Allen
Flanigan Lawrence, laborer, r. 2324 Harrison
Flanigan Mary, widow, r. 611 Stevenson
Flanii.'au Miihael, gripman, r. N s California Av and
Mission Rond
Flanigan Mortimer P. driver, r. 18i)l Mission
Flnnigan P.. teamster J. Morton & Co.
Flauiiisn Patrick, dry goods, 152 Sixth, r. 1017 How-
ard
Flanigan Patrick, laborer, r. Ocean View
Flanigan Rose, widow, r. 1837 Bush
Flanigan Thomas F., miner, r. 781 Mission
Flaiili^'an Thomas P., musician, r. 641 Stevenson
Flanigan William J., musician, r. 641 Steven.><on
Flannagan Alouzo, gardener A. Sutro, r. Sutro Nur-
sery
Flannagan Annie, domestic 661 Harrison
Flanuagan James, superintendent O'Connor, Moffatt
kCo.. r. 110 Hyde
Flannauau John, r. 209 Seventeenth
Flannagan William, assistant O'Connor, Moffatt b
Co., r. 15 Clara
07* Flannagan. See Flanagan, Flanigan and Flan-
nigau
Flannelly Annie, widow, r. 1011 Nineteenth
Flaunelly George, molder Weed & Eingwell, t. 6T
Minna
Flannelly James, fireman, r. 67 Minna
Flannelly Stephen F.. bricklayer, r. 67 Minna
Flannery Andrew, laborer, r. 261 Minna
Flannery Charles, boilermaker, r. 43 Minna
Flannery Mary Mrs., groceries and liquors, 600 Frank*
liu
Flannery Michael, policeman, r. 43 Minna
Flaujiery Pa'rlck, laborer, r. 424 Seventh
Flannery Rog.r, laborer, r. 811 Montgomery Av
Flannigau Catherine, dressmaker, r. 426 Second
Flaiinigan James, milkdealer, r. 182 Perry
Flannigan John, bartender, r. 711 Howard
FlanuigdU John, cooper, r. 95)7 Bryant
Flannigau Lydia Mrs., r. 214 O'Farrell
Flanuigau Owen, laborer freight depot S. P. Co.
Flaunisan Patrick J., mining secretary and collector,
318'Pine, room 10
Iff" Flannigan. See Flanagan, Flanigan and Flanna-
gan
Flathmann Claus, liquor saloon, 19 Market, r. 23
Market
Flathmann Heinrlch, clerk J. H. Aiken, r. 902 Folsom
Flathmann Henry, clerk, r. 302 Fourth
Flatley Edward, teamster, r. 525 ^ N itoma
Flatley John, blacksmith Martin O'Dea, r. 622 Jones
Flatley Owen, laborer, r. Marshall, nr Silver Av, Col-
lege Homestead
Flatley William, laborer, r. 532 Ji Linden Av
Flatly George T., drayman, SW cor Third and Mis-
sion, r. 444 Clementina
Flatly John E., drayman, SW cor Third and Mission,
r. 414 Clementina
Flatow Israel, salesman D. M. Moran & Co., r. 810
Hyde
Flatow Philip, druggist, NE cor Geary and Jones,
r. «10 Hyde
Flatt William, deckhand stmr James M. Donahue
Flatters Uobert, dairyman, r. 1524 Turk
Flatz Martin, harnessmaker, r. 3 Chatham PI
Flavin Eliza, widow, r. 2201 Jones
Flavin Mariiu J. (M. J. Flavin & Co.) r. 821 Golden
Gate Av
Flavin M.J. dc Co. (Martin J. Flavin) proprie-
tors the Great I. X. L., 924-928 Market
Flech Viileutine (HolzmuUer & Co.) r. Ocean House
Rond, nr Coibett
Fleck Charles, engineer Pac. Dye Works. r.212 Ridley
Fleck Henry, carpenter, r. 1223)4 Green
Fleischauer Gnstav, merchant, r. KiOoM Devisadero
Fleisthel Georce, locksmith and machiniiit, 612 Cali-
fornia, r. 515 Union
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FLE
479
FLE
Fleiscliel Mary Mrs., dreSBmakiutr, !) Franklin
Fleischer August, ciKarmaker, r. lOfi Beruard
Fleischer Curl, with E. A. Hildebrand, r. 123 Seventh
Fleischer Charles, exprefssman, NE cor Taylor and
Market, r. 811 Eighteenth
Fleischer Robert H., bookbinder, r. 331 Minna
Fleischman Charles N. (Fleischman & Seoiler) r. 3
Bush St. PI
Fleischman David, bookkeeper, r. 1406 Van Ness Av
FleiKchman David M., peddler, r. 209 Jersey
Fk'iscbniau Jacob, varieties, 10.54 Valencia
Fleischman John, barber, 203 Third, r. 9 Howard
Court
Fleischman Joseph, clerk, r. 225 Drumm
Fleischman Meyer, r. 209 Jersey
Fleischman & Semler (Charles N. Fleischman and
John N. Semler) barbers, 315 Kearny
dy Fleischman. See Fleishman
Fleishhacker A. & Co. (Aaron Flelshhacker)
proprietors Golden Gate Paper Box Factory, 633
Market
Fleishhacker Aaron (A. Flelshhacker & Co.) r. 2110
California
rieishhacker Mortimer, bookkeeper A. Flelshhacker
& Co., r.2110 California
Fleisher Wolf, importer and mnfr hats and caps, 108
Battery, r. 5 Mai tha PI
Fleishman Benjamin M., r. 726 Grove
Fleishman Frederick, clerk M. Heller & Sons, r. 726
Griive
Fleishman George, cigarmaker, r. 435 Pine
Fleishman Jacob, clerk, r. 233 Third
Fleishman Leon, cigar dealer, r. Ill Bernard
Fleishman Max, clerk, r. 805 !< Howard
Fleishman Moses, special policeman, r. 3529 Wash-
lnt>ton
Pff" Fleishman. See Fleischman
Fleissner George W., bookkeeper H. M. Heineman, r.
229 Fulton
Fleissner Otto, teacher music, r. 536 Turk
Fleming A., ironer La Grande Laundry
Fleming Anna, widow. r.911 Pacific
Fleming Arthur, druggist, r. 9 Bernard
Fleming A. V. Mrs.", teacher mu.sic, r. 9 Bernard
Fleming Bartholomew F., bookkeeper, r. 1503 Taylor
Fleming Catherine, widow, r. 232 Seventh
Fleming Catherine, wido\», r. 935 Guerrero
Fleming Charles M., clerk, r. 1413 Powell
Fleming Daniel, with Am. Dis. Tel., r. 787 Folsom
Fleming David, laborer, r. 117 Vallejo, rear
Fleming David L., varnisher, r. 5 Rausch
Fleming Edward J., driver Engine No. 12, r. 101 Com-
mercial
Fleming F. T., clerk Redington & Co., r. 1503
Taylor
Fleming George, shoemaker, r. 2234 M Greenwich
Fleming Grace Mrs., furnished rooms, 309 Grant At
Fleming Henry, r. 23UH Ninth
Fleming James, with Yates ft Co., r. 573 Howard
Fleming James, laborer, r. 278 Jessie
Fleming James J., laborer, r. 213 Guerrero
Fleming Jeremiah F., clerk, r. 51 Clementina
Fleming John, r. SW cor Drumm and Sacramento
Fleming John, sawyer A. Waldstein, r. 787 Folsom
Fleming John M., commission br'iker, r. 410 Octavia
FleminfiT John T.. attorney at law, 426 Califor-
nia, room 4, r. S B Twenty-third, bet Folsom and
Treat Av
Fleming Joseph F., driver, r. 9 Elliot Park
Fleming Joseph P., teacher swimming, r. 127 Mont-
gomery
Fleming Mark, barber, r. 549 Stevenson
Fleming Martin W. (P. F. McNulty k Co.) r. 232 Sev-
enth
Fleming M. E. Mrs., r. 753 Harrison
Fleming Mi(hael,*r. 266 Brannan
Fleming Michael, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons, r.
19Ji Langton
DR. BAZAN'S
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RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Giyei.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SEWER PIPE. SEWER TRAPS.
Sewers Laid Properly.
Sewers Repaired.
W . E , LANE,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Telephone 315w
Established 1860.
Fleming M. P., r. 706 California
Fleming Patrick E., policeman, r. 1301 Harrison
Fleming Patrick H., engineer Engine No. 7, r. 3036
Sixteenth
Fleming P. E. Mrs., groceries and liquors, SW cor
Ninth and Harrison, r. 1301 Harrison
Fleming Peter H., tillerman Hook and Ladder No. 2,
r. 1404 I'owell
Fleming Robert, car driver, r. 209 Tehama
Fleming Robert T., bartender John Whelan, r. 1110
Fillmore
Fleming Socrates C, sergeant police, r. 7 Montgom-
ery Av
Fleming Thomas, laborer, r. 559 Bryant
Fleming Thomas, longshoreman, r. 2014 Montgomery,
rear
Fleming Thomas F., clerk r. 232 Seventh
Fleming Thomas J., engineer, r. 51 Clementina
Fleming Thomas W., carriage painter Walcom, Gow-
an .■« Coffee, r. 278 Jessie
Fleming William, boxmaker A. Waldstein, r. 787 Fol-
som
Fleming William, engineer Laumeister Mills, p. 1
Lida PI
Fleming William, gardener, r. 1332 California
Fleming William, ship carpenter, r. 51 Clementina
Fleming William A. (Fleming it Stetsonir. 606 Folsom
Fleming William A., clerk Appraisers' Store, r. 44
Third
Fleming & Stetson (William A. Fleming and John W.
StetisonI draymen, 409 Battery
Flemming Alexander, painter, r. 830 Folsom
Flemming David A., carpenter, r. 134 Twenty-sixth
Flemming John, laborer, r. 1412 Powell
Flemming L., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Flemming Lawrence, laborer, r. 209 Langton
Flemming Mark P., plumber, r. 2523 Post
Flemming Martin, mining, r. 30 Gulden Gate Av
Flemming Martin E., jeweler Levison Bros., r. 30
Golden Gate Av
Flemming Patrick J., laborer, r. 209 Lfeidesdorff
Flemming William H., teamster, r. 133 )j Langton
Flentyen Victor, laborer, r. 270 First
Fleres A. Mrs., r. 114 McAllister
Flares Antonio, r. 114 McAllister
Fleres John B., agent, r. 114 McAlliBter
Fli tcher Alexander B., carpenter, r. 211 Page
Fletcher Artemus T., bookkeeper Union Fire and Ma-
rine Ins. Co. of New Zealand, r. 1020 Pine
Fletcher C. E. Mrs., r. 1020 Pine
Fletcher Chirles A., law student Burnett & Bartlett,
r. 1020 Pine
Fletcher Charles A., physician, 14 Grant Av, room 34
Fletcher Charl. s A, salesman Ackerman Bros., r. 1230
Golden Gate Av
Fletcher Charlex S., varieties, 1723 Hyde
Fletcher Daniel J., woodcarver, r. 3.5 Fifth
Fletcher David M., clerk A. Langfield, r. 1230 Golden
Gate Av
Fletcher Edward, lithographic printer George H.
Ba;er. r. 802 Montgomery
Fletcher Edwin T. (Fl. tcher & Busing) r. 1220 Eearny
Fletcher Elizabeth, widow, r. 1230 Broadway
Fletcher Ellen, jauitress coiner's dept U. 8. Mint, r.
944 Mission
Fletcher Emma Mrs., r. 541 Stevenson
Fletcher Emma H. Miss, bookkeeper J. J. Kvans, p.
1101 Pierce
Fletcher Frank, patternmaker, r. 636 Stevenson
Fletcher Georj^e R., superintendent Odd Fel-
lows' Cemetery, r. S s Geary, bet First and Parker
Avs
Fletcher George W., commercial and ticket
agent S. P. Co., 613 Market, r. 809 Haight
Fletcher George W., machinist, r. 1112 FolBom
Fletcher H. Mrs., r. 1143 54 Folsom
Fletcher Harriet Mrs., bakery and confectionery, 1019
Howard
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
LITHOGRAPHERS
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
S. DAVIS, City Afifent,
4»9 Call/ornlii, Street.
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W. W. Montague & Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENOLISH AND AMERICAN
f
Encuaittio, Ulazed and Plaiu.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
u
Fletoher Harry, asBiBtant engineer stmr Alameda
Fletcher Harry K., salesman Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
211 Eleventh
Fletcher Henry, plasterer, r. 978 Harrison
Fletcher Herbert P., clerk, r. 211 Eleventh
Fletcher Irwin, clerk Lilienthal & Co., r. 1230 Golden
Gate Av
Fletcher J. L. Mrs., r. 211 Eleventh
Fletcher .1. N., r. 423 Bush
Fletcher Joseph, bellowsmaker, r. 59 H Federal
Fletcher Joseph G., janitor, r. 1230 Broadway
Fletcher Joselyn, grainer, r. 52 Second
Pletclier Manufacturing Co. The (Provi-
dence, R. I.) manufacturers lamiJwicks, A. I. Hall
& Son a'-'pnts, 528-530 Market
Fletcher Mont>jomery, chief engineer Board of
Naval Inspection, office U. 8. Appraisers' Bldg,
fourth floor
Fletcher Robert H., auctioneer, r. 554 H Natoma
Fletcher S. C. Mrs., widow, r. 627 Post
Fletcher Seldon, carpenter Moore Bros., r. 1 Rubs
Fletcher Stephen, collector Cal. Wire Works, r. 2513
California
Fletcher Thomas, molder, r. 636 Stevenson
Fletcher William, dairyman, r. 808 Twenty-fourth
Fletcher William A., upholsterer, r. 641 Stevenson
Fletcher William M., contractor and builder, 330
Pine, rooms 11-12, r. 2308 Mission
Fletcher & Busing (Edwin T. Fletcher and Henry
BusinR) restaurant, 539 Jackson
Fletter F. .1. (California Cap Co.) and secretary
Paraffine Paint Co., 310 California, r. Alameda
Fleurant John B., waiter stmr Ancon, r. 1405 Mason
Fleury A., groceries and liquors, 1500 Folsom, r. 1514
Folsom
Fleury Adolph, laundryman, r. 131 Morris Av
Fleury Celine Miss, teacher Longfellow Primary
School, r. 206 Powell
Fleury John M., r. 206 Powell
Fleury Louis, stableman, r. 1501 Folsom
Fleury Sophie, laundry, 131 Morris Av
Flewwelling Clarence, bookkeeper 9. F. Laundry Assn.
r. W s Sullivan, nr Union, B. H.
Flewwelling Richard D., carpenter, r. 2242 Mission
Flick Charles, cabinetmaker, r. W s Vermont, bet
Humboldt and Nevada
Flick G.. cutter, r. 921 Post
Flick Henry, laborer, r. W s Vermont, bet Hunaboldt
and Nevada
Flick John, tailor, r. 648 Minna
Flick William F., watchman, r. 249 Sixteenth
Flidkjar Claus, laborer, r. 214 Francisco, rear
Flefgelman David, cutter Alexander Nicoll, r. 342
Minna
Flieger Henry R., liquor saloon, 1318 Howard
Flieger Francis C, lunch kitchen, 13205^ Howard
Flieler Richard (Flieler & Kiefer) r. 921 Larkin
Flieler * Kiefer (Richard Flieler and Philip Kiefer)
barbers, 5 Powell
Flier Gustave. painter, r. 745 Minna
Flierl F. (Clausen*: Fllerl) r. 504 Stockton
Fliggle L. G., clerk r. 44 Sixth
Flindall George A., laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
NE cor Sierra and Tennef>8ee
Flinker John, molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 1504 Ma-
son
Flinn Catherine M., millinery, 54 Third
Flinn Edward, cigarmaker Simon Hasterlich, r. 905
Jones
Flinn Edward, laborer, r. 43 Jessie
Flinn John W., policeman, r. 905 Jones
Flinn Patrick T., groceries and liquors, 200 Eighth
Flinn Thomas J., clerk County Clerk's Office, r. 317
Clementina
Flinn Thomas R., policeman, r. 515 Buchanan
Flinn William, carpenter, r. 317 Olementina
^ Flinn. See Flynn
Flint Alexander B., wharf builder, r. 736 Folsom
Flint Almira, widow, r. 812 Hyde
Flint Almira T. Miss, teacher Denman Orammar
School, r. 812 Hyde
Flint Brllsford P., wool merchant, 436 Townsend, r.
1121 Hyde
Flint David A., lather, r. 225 Stevenson
Flint Edgar W., clerk, r. 609 Bush
Flint Edward D. (Tayler & Flint) r. Oakland
Flint Edward P., office 328 Montgomery, room 20, r.
Oakland
Flint Elijah T., salesman Cal. Hosiery Co., r. Oak-
land
Flint Frank J., conductor P. and O. RR., r. SE cor
Stanyan and Halght
Flint Frank J., teamster, r. 524 Ivy Av
Flint Frank P., clerk Merchants' Exchange Bank of
S. F., r. Oakland
Flint George E., clerk G. G. Burnett, r. 738 Post
Flint George R., bookkeeper, r. 417 Kearny
Flint Harry L., clerk Hartford Fire Ins. Co., r. Oak-
land
Flint Henry P., collector Pao. Rolling Mill, r. Ala-
meda
Flint J. A., mantle setter W. W. Montague & Co., r.
323 Third
Flint Milford M., carpenter, r. 1604 Post
Flint Morris T., peddler, r. 9 Clinton
Flint Nathan E., machinist, r. 2048 Mission
Flint Samuel, chief clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service,
r. Oakland
Flint William C, attorney at law, 216 Saosome,
rooms 3-4, r. 232 Fell
Flint's Warehouse, Haslett & Bailey proprie-
tors, SW cor Greenwich and Battery
Flitner Frank W. (Kendall & Flitner) r. 736 Six-
teenth, bet Church and Sanchez
Flockhart Caiollne Mrs., furnished rooms, 1434 Broad-
way
Floersbeim Jacob, traveling salesman Kraker & Israel,
r. 215 Gough
Flohr Christian F. R.. sculptor, studio 22)4 Seventh,
r. 1057 Mission
Flohschulz Trenk, carriagemaker, r. 318 Ninth
Flood Albert S., carpenter, r. 419 Twenty-eighth
Flood Alexander, carpenter and builder, SO Geary, r.
422 Ellis
Flood Alfred S. (William S. Lott & Co.) r. Twenty-
seventh, nr Castro
Flood Alvah H., first assistant engineer stmr Transit,
r. 1 Beaver
Flood Bernard, tailor, 1006 Mission
Flood C. A. Mrs., teacher music and painting, r. 914
Twentieth
Flood Charles clerk J. H. Widber, r. 327 First
Flood Charles B., teamster J. W. Wesson, r. 424 Fell
Flood Cornelius, porter Hecht Bros. & Co., r. 142 Na-
toma
Flood Daniel, cook, r. 547 Natoma
Flood Eugene T., engineer, r. 1523 )i Mission
Flood Fannie, widow, r. 1930 Jessie
Flood Francis, collector, r. 506 Franklin
Flood George, commercial traveler Neustadter Bros.,
r. 1414 Post
Flood George, trimmer Brown Bros, k Co., r. 419
Twenty-eighth
Flood G. W., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 422 Eddy
Flood Henry E., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r. 432
Eddy
Flood Henry S., salesman E. & 8. Heller, r. 1414 Post
Flood Henry T., salesman P. F. Nolan & Sons, r. 1215
Scott
Flood James, expressman, r. 1339 Dupont, rear
Flood James, transferrer Schmidt Label and Litho-
graphic Co., r. 9 Verona
Flood James, traveling salesman Levi Strauss & Co.,
r. 1414 Post
Flood James Rev., pastor Sacred Heart Church,
r. 710 Hayes
XJC3rS.
Imported and Domestic Rugs In immense variety.
V7. (Sc J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT .4J30TX PALACH HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manafactttrers of Show Casea
and Store Fixtures.
31 Martet St.
en IDCC CYTDA nDV ^'°«''**'*° **»«*='"" °'<^«™P88ne8Bcnt from 1ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
CLLIrOL LA I nA Unil France to thU country, but without Bwndy. ; 630 WASHIHQTON STOEET.
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Flood James C, stevedore, r. 9 Verona
Flood James C, presideot Nevada Bank of San
Francisco, 7 Nevada Block, r. Menlo Park
Flood James Ij. , office 7 Nevada Block, r. Menlo
Park
Flood John (Flood & Bacome) r. 821 }< FolBom
Flood John, baker, r. 143 Third
Flood John, clerk, r. 600 Broadway
Flood John, laborer, r. 912 Treat Av
Flood John, tailor Bernard Flood, r. 1006 Mission
Flood John A., laborer, r. 28 Willows Av
Flood John 0., stenographer H. I. Kowalsky, r. 912
Treat Av
Flood John F., teamster, r. 501 Seventh
Flood John W. (Donohoe, Kelly & Co.) r. Hi
Eddy
Flood Luke, laborer, r. 124 Clinton
Flood Michael, real estate agent, 302 Montgomery,
room 14, r. 723 Polk
Flood Michael, waiter stmr Santa Rosa
Flood Michael H., gardener, r. 1215 Scott
Flood Noah F. , attorney at law, 504 Eearny,
rooms 12-13-14, r. 2122 Washington
Flood Patrick, miner, r. 129 Freelou
Flood Patrick, patrolman Morse's Patrol, r. 23 Mission
Av
Flood Patrick, porter Lick House
Flood Patrick, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 21
Page
Flood Patrick J., plumber and gasfitter, 1906 Fill-
more, r. 914 Twentieth
Flood Philip H., physician, 18-27 St. Ann's Bldg
Flood Richard A., clerk, r. 327 First
Flood Terrence, painter John G. Edmondson, r. 26
Minna
Flood Theresa, domestic SW cor Seventeenth and
Valencia
Flood William H., laborer Oregon Imp. Co., r. 520
Harrison
Flood William H., teamster, r. 520 Noe
Flood & Bacome (John Flood and William Bacome)
proptrs Folsom St. Livery Stable, 821-823 Folsom
Florance Alfred, clerk, and extraman Hook and Ladder
No. 2, r. 627 Broadway
Florence Albert E., patent weights, r. 277 Minna
Florence Edward, porter Wilmerding ■& Co., r. 822
Folsom
Florence Hotel Mrs. J. M. French proptr. 102 Ellia
Florence J. Miss, domestic Palace Hotel
Florence John G., groceries and liquors, 49 Minna
Florence manufacturings Co. (Florence, Mass.)
Brown & Metzner agents, 535 Market
Florence Se^vin^^ Machine Co. Estate of Sam-
uel Hill agent, 6^4 Market
Florentine Alexander, laborer, r. 2236 Greenwich
Florentine Augustus, liquor saloon, E s Railroad Av,
bet Bermuda and Malta
Florentine William H., driver Leon Blum k Co., r.
cor Bay and Buchanan
Florentine Benjamin, waiter stmr Santa Rosa, r. 531
Jackson
Flores Daniel, clnchmaker, r. 3 Card Alley
Flores, Hale & Co., (incorporated) Joseph P. Hale
president, Johannes E. Meyer secretary, 210 Bat-
tery
Flores Trinidad, harneBsmaker, 1010 Kearny
Florintin Adolph, tailor, 107 Geary, r. 1510 O'Farrell
Floto John H., physician, 402 Kearny
Flournoy George (Flournoy & Mhoon) r. 1140 Twenty.
first
Flournoy George Jr., City and County Attorney
New City Hall, tbird floor, r. 604 Guerrero
Flournoy John (Gibson & Flournoy) attorney at law,
206 Sansome, rooms 15-16, r. 918 Fulton
Flournoy cii Mhoon (George Flournoy and John B.
Mhoon) attorneys at law, 401 California, room 27
Flover Ernst, nurse German Hospital
Flower Charles H., longshoreman, r. 1108 Hampshire
FRATINGER i CO.
cms, m d m
105 KEARNY STREET.
GAS STOVES,
GAS riXTUEES, GAS BUENEES.
das Healers lor all purposes lor sale and made to order.
PLUMBER, 605 KEARNV STREET.
Eetabllshed 1860. Telephone 315.
Flower Gustave. glassworker Fr. H. Rosenbaum &
Co., r. 322 Broadway, rear
Flower G. A. & Co. (George A. Flower) proprietors
Pacific Coast Detective Agency 215 Kearny
Flower George (G. A. Flower & Co.) r. 215 Kearny
Flower James, longshoreman, r. 1110^ Hampshire
Flower William C, typewriter. 65 Nevada Block, r.
26 Turk
Floyd Alfred S., floorman St. George Stables, r. 322 H
O'Farrell
Floyd Charles B., spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. North Point nr Polk
Floyd Edwin P., carpenter, r. 144 Silver
Floyd Elizabeth, widow, r. 537 Howard
Floyd George, porter W. B. Wilshire * Co., r. 1307
Broadway
Floyd Jeflferson D., waiter Wigwam Theatre? r. 316
Minna
Floyd John H., apprentice J. R. Brodie & Co., r. 1106
Mason
Floyd John H., coachman r. 1317 Sacramento
Floyd John M., policeman, r. 1307 Broadway
Floyd Laurena. glass stainer, NE cor El Dorado and
Bryant Av
Floyd Richard S., capitalist and president James
Lick Trustees, 120 Sutter, room 26, r. 415 First
Floyd Thomas, grocer, r. NE cor Bryant and El Dor-
ado
Floyd Thomas, machinist, r. 1022 Treat Av
Floyd Thomas L. boiler maker, r. 13 Hubbard
Floyd William D., engraver, r. 1118 Val]e.io
Floyd William E., salesman Xates & Co., r. W b Iowa,
bet Solano and Butte
Floyd William F., carpenter, 812J4 Jessie
Floyd William F.. clerk, r. 1106 Mason
Floyd Zaccheus, bookkeeper, r. 11(16 Mason
Flubacher Einile P.. shoemaker, 411 Pine, r. NE cor
Fifteenth and Church
Flupgel William, waiter, r. 317 Bush
Fluhart Nancy, widow, r. 18 Essex ,
Fluhr Christian, cook, r. 408 McAllister
Fluhr Theodore, bookbinder Hicks & Judd, r. 408
McAllister
Fluker William (Fluker & Thuss) r. 2942 Mission
Fluker & Thuss (William Fluker and Thomas H.
Thuss) barbers, 2942 Mission
Flynn Andrew, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 113 Dore
Flynn Anna, domestic 2205 Fillmore
Flynn Anne Mrs., r. 946 Harrison
Flynn Anthony A., boxmaker Union Box Factory, r.29
Pleasant
Flynn Bartlett, laborer, r. 252 Minna
Flynn Catherine, domestic 915 Lombard
Flynn Catherine, lodgings, 506 Fourth
Flyun Catherine A., domestic 1910 Hyde
Flynn Charles, laborer, r. E s Teneriflfe, nr Potomac
Flynn Charles A., journalist Examiner, r. 29 Pleas-
ant
Flynn Cornelius, nurse City and County Hospital
Flynn Daniel, coremaker Joseph Roylanoe, r. 183
Jessie
Flynn Daniel J., candymaker L. Saronl & Co., r. 2U
Diamond
Flynn Daniel J. S., clerk Connty Clerk s Office, r. 463
Flynn Delia, domestic 915 Lombard
Flynn Dennis, butcher, r. S s Corea, nr Railroad Av
Flynn Dennis, driver, r. 322 Minna
Flynn Dennis, laborer Michelsaen, Roth k Co., r. cor
Yazoo and Corea
Flynn Dennis, miner, r. 245 Minna
Flynn Dennis L., shipwright, r. 622 )i Natoma
Flynn Edward, r. 43 Jessie
Flynn Edward, plasterer, r. 612 Sixth
Flynn Edward, shipping clerk Union Oil Co., r. 11
Flynn Edward, shoemaker S.
1910 Larkin
Rosenatock & Co., r.
JOHN HAMMOND
31
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Sfanufncturer of erery deM?riptlon of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CABS.
4» to 50 Be»le Sti-eet, 8an Fr»nci«co.
Truman, Isham & Hooker.
421-427 Market St. Aenrlcnltoral Imple-
ments. Waeons, Steam Ensinea.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
1SIPOBTER3 OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 3]1, 313, 316 and 317 MAEZET STEEET
Flynn Edward J., woolsorter Whitney & Webster, r.
612 Sixth
Flynn Edward L., peddler, r. SE cor SanBome and Pa-
cific
Flynn Frank, coalpasser, stmr Oregon, r. 28 Natoma,
rear
Flynn Frank, teamster, r. 430 Clementina
Flyun Frank J., printer, r. 29 Pleasant
Flynn Frederick, clerk Stein, Simon & Co., r. 29
Plesaut
Flynn Henry, r. 71 Shipley
Flynn Hugh (Ferine & Flynn) r. 339 Minna
Flynn James, bookkeeper Hicks & Judd, r. 178 Perry
Flynn James, hostler F. M. Chapman, r. 12 William
Flynn James, laborer, r. 1001 Battery
Flynn James, lithographer A. Waldsteln, r.l903 Hyde
Flynn ^mes, plasterer, r. E s Church, nr Day
Flynn James, shoemaker, 34 Second, r. 649 }« Folsom
Flynn James, teamster J. Morton & Co.
Flynn James Jr., plasterer, r. E s Church, nr Day
Flynn James J., r. SW cor Masonic Av and Oak
Flynn James J., chief deputy Asseseor, r. 730 Valencia
Flynn James J., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. Falk-
land, nr Railroad Av
Flynn James J., deputy Superintendent Streets, r.
202 Eighth
Flynn James P., guard House of Correction
Flynn John, r. NW cor Butte and Bryant Av
Flynn John, blacksmith, r. 248 J^ Clara
Flynn John, carpenter, r. 146.tH Minna
Flynn John, crimper Porter, Slesslnger & Co., r. E s
Folsom, nr Twenty-eiyhth
Flynn John, laborer, r. 232 Green
Flynn John, laborer, r. 252 Minna
Flynn John, longshoreman, r. 35^ Broadway
Flynn John, machinehand A. Frei, r. 4 Haggin
Flynn John, horseshoer Omnibus RR., r. 248 Jj Clay
Flynn John, stevedore, r. 216 Jersey
Flynn John, tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r. 23 Jan-
sen
Fl^n John, wood and coal, 1113-1115 Mission, r. 446
Guerrero
Flynn John Jr., clerk, XW cor Butte and Bryant Av
Flynn John C, laundryman, r. 16323^ West Mission
Flynn John H.. r. 781 Mission
Flynn John H., waiter Brooklyn Hotel
Flyun John J., clerk D. Orena & Co.. r. 105 Stockton
Flynn John J., compositor, r. 425 Hayes
Flynn John B., driver F. Korbel & Bros., r. 150 Silver
Flynn John T., carpenttr. r. 131 Hickory Av
Flynn John T., hackman, r. 623 Natoma
Flynn John W., bosmaker, r. 19 Sherwood PI
Flynn John W., clerk E. & S. Heller, r. 1701 Folsom
Flynn Joseph, laborer, r. 30 Prescott PI
Flynn Joseph, plumber, r. 1903 Hyde
Flynn Joseph, stableman, r 613!^ Stevenson
Flynn Joseph E., barber, r. 19 Sherwood PI
Flynn J. W., compositor Mrs. L. G. Richmond & Son,
r. 18 Hawthorne
Flynn Luke, laborer, r. 87 Brady
Flynn Luke A., clerk, r. 649 ^ Folsom
Flynn M. A., baker Baldwin Hotel
Flynn Marcelle, widow, r. 443 Clementina
Flynn Margaret, widow, r. 425 Hayes
Flynn Margaret, dressmaker, r. 1903 Hyde
Flynn Margaret Mrs., bakery, 202 Ninth
Flynn Maria, widow, r Falkland, nr Susquehanna
Flynn Mary, domestic 1249 Franklin
Flynn Mary Miss, compositor, r. 131 Hickory Av
Flynn Mary E. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Primary
School, r. 29 Pleasant
Flynn Matthew, carpenter, r. 131 Hickory Av
Flynn Matthew J., painter r. 214 Diamond
Flynn Maurice, baKer, r. 214 Diamond
Flynn Maui ice, plasterer, r. 113 Dore
Flynn Maurice M., laborer, r. 214 Diamond
Flynn Maurice W., machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 71
Shipley
Flynn Michael, fireman 8. F. Gas Ligbt Co.. r. £ 8
Louisiana, bet Sierra and Shasta, rear
Flynn Michael, hostler Jamee Fagen
Flynn Michael, laborer, r. 253 Tehama
Flyun Michael, horseshoer Omnibus RR., 208 Eighth
Flynn Michael, teamster Robert J. Maguire, r. 313
Folsom
Flynn Miibael, tract repairer N. B. and M. RR.
Flynn Michael, waiter What Cheer House, r. 529 Sac-
ramento
Flynn Miles, teamster and furnished rooms, 178 Perry
Flynn Patrick, r. 437 Fifteenth
Flynn Patrick, butcher, r. cor Nineteenth and Bryant
Av
Flyun Patrick, clerk Surveyor's Oflice, r. 1903 Hyde
Flynn Patrick, hostler, N. B. and M. RR.
Flynn Patrick, laborer, r. 232 Dolores
Flynn Patrick, laborer, r. 313 Folsom
Flynn Patrick, laborer, r. E s Louisiana, bet Sierra
and Shasta, rear
Flynn Patrick, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W B Geor-
gia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Flynn Patrick, seaman, r. 3285i Third, rear
Flynn Patrick H.. stonecutter, r. 9 Perry
Flynn Peter, milker Jacob Sanders, r. W b Utah, bet
Alameda and El Dorado
Flynn Robert, cigar peddler, r. 308 Tehama
Flynn Robert, cook, r. 249 Minna, rear
Flynn Stanton, clerk r. 649)4 Folsom
Flynn Thomas, engineer, r. 725!-,^ Minna
Flynn Thomas, expressman, r. 41 Ritch
Flynn Thomas, fireman, r. 541 First
Flynn Thomas, janitor Sanchez Street Primary
School, r. 807)4 Sixteenth
Flynn Thomas, laborer, r. 275 Jessie
Flynn Thomas, laborerer, r. 2415 Clay
Flynn Thomas, laborer, r. Bryant Av, bet Butte and
Solano
Flynn Thomas, stone cutter, r. 17 Third
Flynn Thomas, varnisher T. M. Antisell Piano Co., r.
443 Clementina
Flynn Thomas C, shoemaker Neill Mac Dougall, r.
1032 Capp
Flynn Thomas E., city editor Call, r, 718 California
Flynn Thomas F., teamster M. J. Flavin & Co., r. 711
Natoma
Flynn Thomas J., clerk Examiner, r. 29 Pleasant
Flynn Thomas J. W., cigar dealer, r. 730 Howard
Flynn Thomas P., groceries, 32 J4 Garden
Flynn Timothy, laborer, r. 1200 Larkin
Flynn Timothy, plasterer, r. 1605 Oak
Flynn Timothy, varnisher, r. 1903 Hyde
Flynn William, laborer, r. 737 Brannan
Flynn William^longshoreman, r. 19 Sherwood PI
Flynn William, lumberman, r. Stanford, nr Town-
send
Flynn William, machinist, r. 350 Brannan
Flynn William, steamboat hand, r. 138 Perry
FIvnn William, stevedore, r. 1914 Greenwich
Flynn William B., carpenter, r. 730 Howard
Flvnn William C, laborer, r. 20 Freelon
Flynn William E., laborer, r. 1114 Bryant
Flynn William T., carpet layer William Ehrenpfort, r.
41 Ritch
Flynn Winifred Miss, saleslady, r. 801)4 Turk
a^" Flynn. See Flinn
Flyshaker Samuel, salesman Newman & Levinson, r.
1213 McAllister
Foard Jessie C. laborer W. W. Montague & Co., r. 329
Seventeenth
Foard John McD., journalist, r. 425 Kearny
Foard liorentz, ship chandler and groceries, &-11
Market and 3-5 Steuart and (H. C. Lassen & Co.,
and Foard .t Broters) r. Alameda
Foard & Broters (Lorentz Foard and John
Broters) proprietors United States Patent TVater
Filter Co., 212 Mission
ler Foard. See Ford and Forde
BZANN Si BENZ2DZCT,
SDCCESSOBS TO
C. C. HASTINGS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
O L O T il IE Tt S ,
JUICK HOUSE BLOCK.
ORIENT IBS. Co. OF HABTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,551,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
FOG
483
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Focht William H., inolder Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. SfiO Howard
Foe MiuDie, domestic 120 Fair Oaka
Foerst Philip, liquor saloon, N 8 Honduras, nr Ken-
tucky
Foerster Charlea A., glider Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 740
Miuna
FoertBch Conrad, cooper George Larsen, r. 747 Harri-
son
Foesten Ricbard, musician John Harris, r. 52 Second
Fogarty Prank, r. 126 Fifth
Fogarty H. P., contractor, r. 30 Borland
Fogarty James, butcher, 70-71 Centre Market, r. 606
Fillmore
Fogarty James, coachman, r. 217 Second
Fogarty James, commercial traveler, r. 638 Post
Fogarty James, contractor, r. 30 Dorland
Fogarty James, laborer, r. 21 ^ Geneva
Fogarty James, printer, r. 48 Fourth
Fogarty James, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 20a Portland Av
Fogarty James, wharfinger Beale and Main St.
Wharves, r. GOO Fillmore
Fogarty James B., carpenter, r. S s Ninteenth, bet
Hartford and Noe
Fogarty James J., carpenter, r. 174 Clementina
Fogarty John J., laborer, r. 631 Sacramento
fogarty John T. , deputy Surveyor of Port, oflace
Custom House, third floor, r. 606 Fillmore
Fogarty Martin, stableman, r. 13 White
Fogarty Martin T., salesman, r. 418 Powell
Fogarty Matthew, watchman Palace Hotel
Fogarty Mary, widow, r. 1222 Twenty-second
Fogarty Michael, elevatorman Palace Hotel
Fogarty Michael, teamster, r. SW cor Utah and Santa
Clara
Fogarty M. T. Mrs., -widow, fancy goods, 823 Valencia
Fogarty Nichols F., painter, r. 30 Dorland
Fogarty Peter, laborer, r. 5 White
Fogarty Sherman S., porter S. Foster & Co., r. 638
Post
Fogarty Thomas, liquor saloon, 619 East, r. 28 Chesley
Fogarty Thomas, laborer Mission Soap and Candle
Works, r. 1129 Twentieth
Fogarty Thomas, millman, r. 5013^ Sixth
Fogarty Thomas F., with Truckee Mnfg and Box Co.,
r. SW cor Santa Clara and Utah
Fogarty Thomas H., freight clerk O. and O. SS. Co.,
r. 606 Fillmore
Fogarty William H., porter Wells, Fargo t Co., r. 30
Dorland
Fogarty William J., currier, r. SW cor Utah and San-
ta Clara
Foge Albert C, machinist C. H. Evans, r. 911 Union
Foge Annie, domestic 212 Fair Oaks
Foge Carsten, bookkeeper Chester H. Evans, r. 911
Union
Foge Lafrenz (Schwarz & Foge) r. 520 Twenty-third
Fogel Benjamin, laborer, r. 28 Hinckley
Fogel George, clothing, 10 Clay, r. G14 Grove
Fogel George, stock clerk George Greenzwelg & Co..
r. 546 Howard
Fogel Jacob, clerk, r. 614 Grove
Fogel Jacob, tailor, r. 452 Clementina
Fogel Rube B., traveler George Greenzweig & Co.,
8»^ Fogel. See Fogle and Vogel
Fogelberg Josephine Miss, fringemaker A. Colombat
r. 24 Oak Grove Av rear
Fogelberg Magnus A., compositor Filmer & Stiller
Electro. Co. , r. 24 Oak Grove Av, rear
Fogert Felix, usher, r. 371 Minua
Fogg George assistant superintendent Market St.
RR., Fifth Street Branch
Fogg H. A. Mrs., widow, r. 508 Buchanan
fogg Jantea L., district superintendent agencies
Connecticnt Mutual Life Insurance Co., 315 Cali-
fornia, rooms 3-4, r. Oakland
DR. BA2^AN^S
TlIERMO-EI,ECTRIC
BUSSIAN and TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Baths Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SANITARY PLUMBING
IN ALL ITS BKANCHES WELL DONE.
Repairing^ a Specialty.
Plumber, 503 Kearny Street.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Fogg Leslie F.,with S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1130 Market
Fogg Nathan P., r. 823 Valencia
Fo-lr I.K-.il., s,-,>i,(l-h:iiiu I'li.ihinj.', 411 Dush
Fogle Luwis C. booklieeper, r. 600 Bush
Fogel Oren B., teller Crocker- Woolworth National
Bank, r. 600 Bush
83^ Fogle. See Fogel and Vogel
Foike Alexander, fancy goods and novelties, 765 Mar-
ket, r. 220 Turk
Foix Dominique, tanner A. Legallet. r. N s Venezu-
ela, bet Tombigbee and Potomac'
Fogus David H., miner, r. 914 Geary
Foley Albert F., clerk Charles F. Hanlon, r. 1419 La-
guua
Foley Anastasia. widow, r. 2803 Clay
Foley Ann. domestic 2204 Jones
Foley Catharine, widow, r. 6 Caroline
Foley Christopher C, engineer, r. 1306 Montgomery
Foley Cornelius J., house painter, 2110 Fillmore r
11 >i Bourbin PI
Foley Daniel, laborer, r. 49 Bay
Foley Daniel, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill. r. SW cor
Tennessee and Mariposa
Foley Daniel, painter, 240 Ninth
Foley David J., porter Castle Bros., r. 618 Linden At
Foley Dennis, laborer, r. 120 Dore
Foley Dennis, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r. 40
Montcalm
Foley Denis, musician, r. 959 Biyant
Foley Dennis J., carpenter, r. 836 Guerrero
Foley Edmond, groceries, 1315 Montgomery
Foley Edward J., pressman Examiner, r. 1315 Mont-
gomery
Foley Edward T.. salesman H. S. Crocker b Co., r.
227 Geary
Foley Elizabeth, dressmaker, r. 119 Powell
Foley Elizabeth, widow, r. 780 Harrison
Foley Eugene, expressman, r. 533 Sacramento
ilULriY -Li & OUi (Francis Foley)
dealers hides, -wool, sheep skins, taU
lo%v, leather and furs, office and Avare-
house 319-321 Drnmm
Foley Francis (F. Foley & Co.) r. 1215 Hayes
Foley Francis, baker, r. 810 Vallejo
Foley Francis C, lather, r. 21 Moss
Foley Frank, clerk Alf. R. Kelly, r. 1215 Hayes
Foley Frank, upholsterer Indianapolis Furniture Co.,
r. 126 Silver
Foley Frank R., tanner, r. 21 Moss, rear
Foley Hannah, widow, r. E s Tennessee, bet Sierra
and Nevada
Foley Henry J., lithographer, r. 226 J^ Fulton
Foley James, blacksmith, r. 234 Third
Foley James, cook Russ House, r. 50 Everett
Foley James, deckhand stmr City of Stockton
Foley James, laborer S. F. Cordage Co., r. S s Tener-
ifle, nr St. John
Foley James, porter Bonestell & Co., r. Alameda
Foley James, trackman Clay St. RU., r. 1003 Vallejo
Foley James, varieties, SE cor Piue and Larkin
Foley James, washer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
616 Minna
Foley James A., painter, r. 1432 Howard
Foley James F., hackman, r. 706 Lombard
Foley Jeremiah, longshoreman, r. 28 Welsh
Foley John. r. 75 Natonia. rear
Foley John, r. 786 Harrison
Foley John, carriagemaker P. W. Commins. r. Lundy
Lane, nr California Av, B. H.
Foley John, hackman, r. 637 California
Foley John, laborer, r. 15 Hayes, roar
Foley John, laborer, r. 66 Shipley
Folt-y John, laborer, r. 616 Miuna
Foley Johu, laborer, r. SE cor Precita and Washing.
ton Avs, B. H.
Foley John, laborer King Street Warehouse, r. 20
Welsh
W. B. BANCROFT & CO,
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
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FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Trimmings
a. Specialty,
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Foley John, printer, r. 2725 Pine
Foley John, porter George W. Glbbs b Co., r. 436)i
Clementina
Foley John, shoemaker, 147 Second, r. 69 Minna
Foley John, tailor, r. 3(!6 Miuna
Foley John, weaver, r. S 8 Beach, nr Larkin
Foley John MrB., matron Hou^e of Correction
Foley John C, carpenter, r. 1219 Geary
Foley John J., painter, r. 17 IbIs
Foley John J., Kaddletreemaker, r. 29 Clarence Pl
Foley John J., teacher, r. 45 Everett
Foley John T., assistant -weigher Custom House, r.
1705 Devisadero
Foley Josie, domestic 1715 Mason
Foley Julia, widow, r. 25) Clarence PI
Foley Lawrence, longshoreman, r. 15 Ridley
Foley Maggie Miss, saleslady Freud k Sons, r. 286
Harrison
Foley Miirgaret Mrs., r. 12 Dore
Foley Martin, laborer, r. 1 Burgoyne PI
Foley Mary Mrs., dresemaker, r. 366 Minna
Foley Maurice, bartender Sears & Foley, r. 1715J4
Jones
Foley Michael (Hughes & Foley) r. 1031 Ellis
Foley Michael, driver Timothy Collins, r. S 8 Twen-
ty-fourth, bet Douglass and Ellen
Foley Michael, longshoreman, r. 26 Perry
Foley Michael, laborer, r. 112 Perry
Foil y Michael, laborer, r. 1H8 Lombard
Foley Michael, laborer, r. 853 Ji Folsom
Foley Michael, longshoreman, r. 913 Montgomery
Foley Michael, machinist Golden State and Miners'
Works, r. 13 Garden
Foley Michael, teamster, r. 412 Jj Shipley
Foley Michael, workman U. S. Mint, r. 20 Tehama
Foley Michael E., painter, r. 2803 Clay
Foley Michael J., conductor, r. 726 Natoma
Foley Miles, laborer, r. 13 Page
Foley M. F., miner, r. American Exchange Hotel
Foley P. A. Rev., chaplain St. Mary's Hospital
Foley Patrick, clerk, r. 638 Stevenson
Foley Patrick, cook N. Steiner, r. 311 Bush
Foley Patrick, groceries, r. 231 Ritch
Foley Patrick, hackman, r. 814 Montgomery
Foley Patrick, laborer, r. 277 Steveneou
Foley Patrick, laborer, r. 725 M Natoma
Foley Patrick, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory,
cor Tennessee and Mariposa
Foley Patrick, carrier Chronicle, r. 113 Third
Foley Patrick, porter, r. 610^ Natoma
Foley Patrick H., drayman Em. Meyer & Co.,
Lily Av
Foley Putrick J., blacksmith, r. 113 Third
Foley Patrick J., fireman, r. 510 Third
Foley Piter, molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 100 Te-
hama
Foley Raphael, cook, r. 254 Jessie
Foley Thomas, blacksmith, r. 622 Stevenson
Foley Thomas, hostler, r. 959 Bryant
Foley Thomas, laborer King Street Warehouse, r. 5
Gilbert
Foley Thomas, laborer, r. 338 Natoma
Foley Thomas, livery stable, 1812 Powell
Foley Thomas, pressman, r. Harrison, bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Foley Thomas Jr., woodturner I. Hardenburgh, r.959
Bryant
Foley Thomas J., horseshoer C. Blaginl & Bros., r.
622 Stevenson
Foley Thomas J., laborer, r. E 8 Gunnison Av, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth. B. H.
Foley Timothy i Sears & Foley) r. 426 Hickory Av
Foley Timothy, deckhand stiiir Transit, r. 120 Dore
Foley Timothy, capitolist, r. 811 Mission
Foley Timothy, laborer, r. Mauritius, bet RailroadAv
and Platte
Foley William, r. 29 Clarence PI
Foley William, boxmaker, r. 959 Bryant
SW
242
Foley William, expressman, r. 222)4 Fourth
Foley William, laborer, r. 27 Erie
Foley William, laborer, r. 1112 Army
Foley William, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 654
Stevenson
Foley William, teamster, r. 36 Clay
Foley William E., pressman Chronicle, r. 1315 Mont-
gomery
Foley William E., sawyer Pacific Box Factory, r. 95>
Bryant
Foley William F., liquor saloon, 2038 Folsom
Foley William T., nursery, 2423 Howard
Folger AUyn S., clerk Fulton Iron Works, r. Oakland
Folger Clinton, cashier New Zealand Fire and Marinfr
Ins. Co., r. 1214 Fulton
Folger Daniel W., r. 1916 Franklin
Folger Edwin G., telegraph operator W. U. Tel. Co.
r. 2216 Devisadero
Folger Eugene, clerk Silver King Mining Co., r. Buss-
House
Folger Herbert, accountant The New Zealand
Loan and Mercantile Agency Company (limited)
314 California r. 814 Sutter
Folger J. A. «Sf Co. (James A. Folger) importers
and dealers coffees, teas and spices, and proprie-
tors Pioneer Steam Coffee and Spice Mills, 104-106.
California
Folger James A. (J. A. Folger & Co.) r. Oakland
Folger James A. Jr., salesman J. A. Folger jt Co., r.
Oakland
Folger L. S. Mrs. widow, r. 504 Taylor
Folger Mayhew W., clerk Judson & Shepard, r. 61*
Folsom
Folger Samuel B., commercial traveler Bancroft-
Whitney Co., r. 131 Julian Av
Folger Seth, weigher Goodall, Perkins & Co., r. 1216
Mason
Folger Shubael M., watchman Custom House, r. 768
Harrison
Folkers G. A. W., with J. H. A. Folkers & Bro., r.
Oakland
Folkers J. H. A. (J. H. A. Folkers & Bro.) r. Oakland
Folkers J. H. A. & Brother (J. H. A. Folkers)
agents Tlemann surgical and dental instruments,
trusses, etc., 118 Montgomery
Folkers Joseph, tinsmith, r. 419 Geary
Folkers Mary, widow, r. 423 Golden Gate Av
FoUansbee Alonzo W., bookkeeper John Bosenfeld,
r. 33 Glen Park Av
Follett William T., laborer, r. 13 Twenty-sixth
Follis Richard H., r. 2530 Mission
Follman C. F., bookkeeper Farmers' and Merchants'
Business Agency, r. Oakland
Follman Joseph P., salesman Farmers' and Mer-
cbante' Business Agency r. Oakland
Follmer George W., ropemaker, r. SW cor Railroad
Av and Guiana
Follmer William, machiueman 8. F. Cordage Factory
8^" Follmer. See Vollmer and Volmer
Folsom A. & Son (Albert and George A.) pro-
prietors Fashion Carriage Factory, 217 Ellis
Folsom Albert (A. Folsom and Son) r. 2918 Sacramento
Folsom Ann Mrs., r. 504 Franklin
Folsom Charles B.. expressman, SE cor Sixth and
Market, r. 128 Turk
Folsom Cbarles E., bookkeeper, r. 504 Franklin
Folsom Charles F. B., r. 26 Harriet
Folsom David H., broker, r. 534 Bush
Folsom Eugene H., buyer A. Folsom k Son, r. 2918
Sacramento
Folsom Eugene R., r. 1945 Geary
Folsom George A. (A. Folsom & Son) r. 1509 Jackson
Folsom George F., messenger Post Office, r. 504 Frank-
lin
Folsom George 8., cashier Union Iron Works, r. 509
Hyde
Folsom George T., general accountant S. P. Co., NE
cor Fourth and Townsend, room 34, r. San Mateo
W. & J. SLOAM & CO.
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PAtaACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO..
Uanufacturers of Show Cases
and Storo Fiz.tures.
3? Martet St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
The Highest Or*de Champasne, lARPAD HARASZTHY * CO.,
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Folsona Henry L., trimmer A. Folsom & Son, r. 1316
California
Folsum Joseph, engineer stmr Gold
FolBom Joseph R., clerk Coffin & Sanderson, r. 509
Hyde
Folsom Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 504 Franklin
Folsom Myrick, carpenter, r. S s Manitoba, bet Sus-
quehanna and St. John
Folsom Sophia A. Miss, teacher Moulder Primary
School, r. 604 Franklin
Folsom Water Power Co. (Folsom, Sacramento Co.,
Cal.) Charles E. Livermore president, Horatio P.
Livermore secretary and treasurer, 507 Montgom-
ery, rooms 13-14
Folte Gustuv, assistant teller The German Savings
and Loan Society, r. Oakland
Foltz Frank G. (Foltz & Stilwelli r. 1527 California
Foltz Mdtthew, salesman Kast & Co., r. Alameda
Foltz 4 Stilwell ( Frank G. Foltz and William Stilwell)
carpenters and builders, 1437 Bush
Foncerada Joseph, broommaker Lambert Van Laak
Fonda Charles P., bookkeeper Greene & Co., r. 3011
Sacramento
Fonda Henry S., teacher music, r. 3011 Sacramento
Fonda William M., cleriiHolbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 3011 Sacraineuto
Fonda William T., bookkeeper T. J. Bass & Co., r.
3011 Sacramento
Fonger Ernest, laborer Lachman & Jacobi, r. 368
Brannan
Fonseca Rinaldo, steward, r. 722 Broadway, rear
Fontaine Frank, cooper Cal. Barrel Co.
Fontana Mark J. (Fontana & Co.) r. 2228 J^ Poet
Fontana Peter, stonemason; r. 521 Pacific
Fontann tSc Co. (Mark J. Fontana and James M.
Spaflford) manufacturers canned goods, corner
Taylor and Francisco, office llii California
Foormau Isaac S., office 76 Montgomery Block, r. 2022
California
Foorman Simon, president Mokelumne and Campo
Seco Canal and Miuiug Co., office 76 Montgomery
Block, r.2022 California
Foot Charles B., clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. Oakland
Foote Caroline, widow, r. 1215 Pacific
Foote Frank H., merchandise broker, 116 California
room 5, r. 908 Pine
Foote Gilbert, physician, r. 810 Kearny
Foote Henry D., preside ;t Marine Engineers' Assn,
and engineer tug Alert, r. 29 Grant Av
Voote Henry S., commissioner Supreme Court of
California, chambers 121 Post r. Oakland
Foote Hugh, carpenter, r. 1131 Twejaty-flrst
Foote Lucius H., office Bohemian Club, r. Tubbs'
Hotel, East Oakland
Foote William W., attorney at law, 310 Pine,
rooms 3fi-38, r. Oakland
Foppiano Annie, widow, r. 1500 Dupont, rear
Foppiano Charles (Foppiano & Co.) r. 517 Green
Foppiano Dominic, laborer, r. 4 Sonora
Foppiano Frank, r. 11 Union PI
Foppiano Giovanni, keeper Sixth St. Dumps, r. 611
Foppiano John, laborer, r. 424 Union
Foppiano Joseph, laborer, r. 536 Green
Foppiano Pietro, boarding, 522 Green
Foppiano Theresa, widow, r. 69 Shipley
Foppiano & Co. (Charles Foppiano and Louis Damo-
E,)no) liquor saloon, una Dupont
Forau James, laborer, r. 308 Fremont
Foran John J., blacksmith W. Halkett, r. 5 Rausch
Foran Patrick, refiner Whlttier, Fuller k Co., r. 2035
Devisadero
Foran Thomas J., liquor saloon, NW cor Geary and
Central Av
Foran William, laborer, r. 319 Folsom
Forand Joseph A., driver W. Michelsen * Son, r. 615
Ellis
FRATINGER & CO.
THE LEADING
CLOAK AND M HODSE.
105 KEARlSTf STREET.
WATER CLOSETS
OF EVERY rESCRIPTION_CABEFnLLY EPAIEED.
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNT STREET.
EstabUbhed 1S60. Telephone 315.
Forbes Alexander J., cabinetmaker, 213 Mission, r.
117 Eleventh
Forbes Alexander W., cabinetmaker A.J.Forbes, r.
1511 Howard
Forbes Alexander W., molder Novelty Iron Works, r.
720 Howard
Forbes Andrew B., Renera? agent Mutual Life
Insurance Co. of New Tork, 214 Sausome, r. 29
Essex
Forbes Arthur W., salesman G. M. Josselyn t Co., r.
Oakland
Forbes Brothers (Charles Forbes) Importers and
commission merchants, agents cement, firebricks
and chemicals. 418 Jackson
Forbes Charles (Forbes Bros.) r. 129 Turk
Forbes Charles, attorney at law, r. 536 EUlg
Forbes Charles, carpenter, r. 279 Stevenson
Ft)rbea Charles F., phv.sician. r. 6 Ellis
Forbes Christina, widJw, r. 742 Sixteenth
Forbes Cleaveland. civil engineer, r. 29 Essex
Forbes David, seaman stmr Newbern, r. 54 Sacra-
mento
Forbes Duncan S., hackman. r. 3 Alice
Forbes Frank H., clerk Frederick B. Hulling, r. 12
Haight
Forbes Frank M., liquor saloon. 1024 Larkin
Forbes Franklin P., salesman, r. 1.525 Pine
Forbes Frederick W.. butcher, r. 137 H Clara
Forbes G.. assistant engineer stmr Starbuck
Forbes George, carpeut'er, r. 646 Stevenson
Forbes George H., gauger, r. 117 Eleventh
Forbes Hugh W., clerk County Clerk's Office, r. 15H
Howard *
Forbes J. Alexander, translator Spanish archives U.S.
Surveyor General's Office, r. Alameda
Forbes James, boilermaker, r. 3 Alice
Forbes James Jr., boilermaker, r. 3 Alice
Forbes James B., clerk, r. 1513 Mission
Forbes Jennie Miss, principal Oak Street School, r.
320 Turk
Forbes John, inventor, r. 357 Clementina
Forbe^* John B., cabinetmaker A. J. Forbes, r. 117
Eleventh
Forbes John R., engineer, r. 618 >< Post
Forbes Joseph F., finisher T. M. Antisell Piano Co..
r. 2328 Pine
Forbes J. P. (Forbes & Plalsted) r. New York
Forbes J. R. Mrs , widow, r. 1717 Scott
Forbes Julia M., widow, r. 3034 Sixteenth
Forbes Lewis, engineer, r. 1409 Harrison
Forbes Melvill P., teamster, r. 117 Eleventh
Forbes Sheridan, clerk, r. 1118 Market
Forbes Stanly, clerk A. B. Forbes, r. 2108 Jackson
Forbes Thomas, engineer Allen & Toune, r. 126 Ninth
Forbes Tillie, widow, r. 515 Twenty-Mith
Forbes William H., boxmaker, r. 512 Fourth
Forbes & Plalsted (J.P.Forbes and F. A. Plalsted)
sole agents Castalian Mineral Water, 6 Golden
Gate Av
Forcade Catherine (Brichet i Forcade) r. 327 Mont-
gomery Av
Forcade Henriette, tailoress, r. 1003 Battery, rear
Forcade Joseph, fisherman, r. 14 Prescott
Forcade Joseph C, manager J. V. Leon, r. 1708 Fill-
more
Forcade Frank, fisherman, r. 1(X)3 Battery, rear
Force Nettie Miss, millinery parlors. Nucleus Hotel
Ford Alfred B. clerk land dept C. P. RR. Co., r. 1909
Eddy
Ford Andrew, laborer, r. NE cor Napa and Minnesota
Ford Annie, widow, r. 59 Minna
Ford Annie Mrs., groceries. 2o0 Langton
Ford Archibald, machinist Gas Consumers Assn, r.
104 Twelfth
Ford Arthur A., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 24 Hunt
Ford Bartholmew, hostler. 858 Brannan
Fori pridget, widow, r. 404 McAllister
Ford Catherine Miss, r. 404 McAllister
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CALIFORNIA
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PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARB.
4S to SO Be»le Street. San Franeiaco.
STEAM ENGINES AND THRESHING MACHINES.
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MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile,
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Ford Brothers (Thomas J., James F. and Joseph A.)
plumbers aud gaslitters, 102'2 Larkin
Ford Charles, bookkeeper, r. 321 Fremont
Ford Charles, foundryman, r. 318 Kearny
Ford Charles, plumber, r. 526 O'Farrell
Ford Charles D. , treasurer Mendocino Lumber
Co. 40 California, r. 600 Bush
Ford Charles H., butcher, 211 Fourth, r. 317 Point
Lobos Av
Ford Charles H., drlyer, r. 11 Twenty-Becond, bet
Valencia and Bartlett
Ford Charles R., bookkeeper Sadler & Co., r. 321 Fre-
mont
Ford Charles W. R., agent Cutter's silks and English
•woolens, 532 Market, r. 26 McAllister
Ford Chastlne, -waiter, r. 542 Howard
Ford C. M. Mrs., phrenologist, 1140 Market
Ford Daniel, laborer, r. 119 Gilbert
Ford Daniel Jr., plumber, r. 119 Gilbert
Ford Delia Miss, hairdresser, r. 2o9 O'Farrell
Ford E. C, stableman, r. 529 Valencia
Ford Edward, laborer, r. 907 Folsom
Ford Ed-ward, lather, r. 69 Water
Ford Ed-ward, wiredrawer, r. 7 Kent
Ford Elizabeth S., -widow, r. W s Moultrie, nr Old
Hickory Av
Ford Ellen, widow, furnished rooms, 1307 Stockton
Ford Francis C, clerk chief quartermaster Division
Paeiflc, U. S. A., r. lOOB Bush
Ford Francis F.. laborer, r. 867 Market
Ford Frederick W., butcher A. W. Morgenstem, r.
137 J4 Clara
Ford George, carpenter, 312 Jackson, r. 209 Leldesdorff
F'-rd George, porter, r. Ifi06 Clay
Ford George J., printer, r. 1126 Howard
Ford G. R. Mrs., widow, r. 1218 Jones
Ford Henry, cashier Madison & Burke, r. Oakland
Ford Henry C, r. 2202 Fillmore
Ford Henry L., student, r. 1008 Bush
Ford Henry C, butcher H. W. Morgenstem, r. 53
Silver
Ford Hugo G., r. 130 Eddy
I Ford Ira C, teamster, r. 640 Minna
! Ford James, engineer, r. 15 J^ Powell
I Ford James, expressmaD, r. 1112 Hyde
[ Ford James, harnesBmaker, r. 7 Kent
I Ford James B., salesman C. W. R. Ford, r. 925 Golden
Gate Av
Ford James F. (Ford Bros.) r. 404 McAllistpr
Ford James P., driver M. B. Moraghan, r. 1307 Stockton
Ford JefTerson D., bookkeeper William J. Heney
& Co., r. Russ House
Ford Jennie Miss, tailoress, r. 526 O'Farrell
Ford John, butcher John Hayden, r. 119 Gilbert
Ford John, junkdealer, r. 69 Water
Ford John, miner, r. 72 Brady
Ford John, shoemaker, 529 East, r. 342 Union
Ford John, wlreworker, r. 69 Water
Ford John J., butcher, and assistant foreman Engine
No. 11, r. SW cor Yazoo and Bahama
Foid John M., special policeman, r. 164 Clementina
Ford Joseph A. (Ford Bros.) r. 404 McAllister
Ford Joseph A. (Murphy, Grant & Co.) r. Occidental
Hotel
Ford Jo.-^eph E.. clerk Chester W. M. Smith, r. 1818
Market
Ford Martin, lather, r.69 Water
Ford Maria, widow, r. SW cor Yazoo and Bahama
Ford Mary, widow, r. 7 Kent
Ford Mary, widow, liquor saloon, W B San Bruno
Road, nr Wayland, U. M. T.
Ford Max, shoemaker, r. 20 Capp
Ford Mii-hael, r. Somerset, nr Bacon, U. M. T.
Ford Michael, butcher M. Brandenstein & Co., r. SW
cor Bahama and Yazoo
Ford Michael, clerk, r. 7 Kent
Ford Michael, cord wainer Cahn, Nlckelsburg 4 Co.,
r. 122 Langton
Ford Michael A., machinist P. C. SS. Co., r, 1818
Market
Ford Nathaniel, waiter, r. 308 Sutter
Ford Nathaniel M., bookkeeper, r. I'SUii Rose Av
Ford Robert, bartender Henry Schlieker, r. NE cor
Harrison and Spear
Ford Silas P., inspector Custom House, r. 620 Filbert
Ford Steplien , collector Broadway Wharf No. 1, r.
1224 M Pacific
Ford Thomas, r. 27 Albion Av
Ford Thomas, r. 810 Mission
Ford Thomas, marble polisher, r. 501)4 Slith
Ford Thomas J. (Ford Bros.) r. 404 McXlliKter
Ford Thomas J., clerk U. S. Railway Mall Service, r.
Oaklacid
Ford Thomas P., horseshoer, 105 First, r. 1307 Steiner
Ford Thomas W., stock cutter Buckingham 4 Hecht,
r. Oakland
Ford Timothy, marble worker Patrick Pierce, r. 234
Fourth
Ford Virginia, widow, r. 208 San Jos^ Av
Ford Walter W., actor, r. 1327 Dupont
Ford William, at^phaltum worker, r. 444Brannan
Ford William, laborer, r. 319 Folsom
Ford William, manager Nucleus Hotel, SE cor
Third and Market
Ford William, milkman, r. W b San Bruno Road, nr
Bacon
Ford William F., waiter stmr Mexico, r. lOOS Jones
•^ Ford. See Foard and Forde
Forde John, nlghtwatchman P. M. SS. Go's Wharf, r.
164 Clementina
Forde Mary, widow, bakery, 2218 Larkin
Forde William C, compositor Evening Post, r. Ala-
meda
Forde William J., agent S. F. and Sonoma Valley
BR.. Washington St. Wharf, r. 1403 Guerrero
tc?" Forde. See Ford and Foard
Forderer Josepli F., metal roofer aud manufac-
turer galvanized iron cornices, 226 Mission, r.
Alameda
Fordham Patrick, expressman, Oakland Ferry, r. 161
Silver
Fording Howard, student A. Van Der Naillen, r. Oak-
land
Fordyce E. Mrs., widow, r. 1352 Alabama
Fore Charles W., r. 2308 JacVson
Forehaver Authony, laborer, r. N s Twenty-sixth, bet
Dolores and Church
Foreman A. & Son (Andrew and Andrew Jr.) type
founders. 611 Merchant
Foreman Andrew (A. Foreman & Son) r. 1514 Jones
Foreman Andrew J. (A. Foreman & Son) r.310 Steiner
Foreman Daniel A., type dresser A. Foreman & Son,
r. 1514 Jones
Foreman Edward, bookkeeper J. W. Gale 4 Co., r. 311
Golden Gate Av
Foreman Isaac, r. 2022 California
Foreman Johu, musician, r. 2012 Powell
Foreman John, seaman, r. 5 Broadway
Foreman Simon, r. 2U22 California
1^" Foreman. See Forman
Foreht City Packing Co. (Cleveland, O.) combination
steam packing, S.P. Nelson 4 Co. agents, 10 Com-
niercial
Forest Joseph, horsetrader, r. 233 Eleventh
Forest Joseph D., lumber dealer, r. 844 Valencia
Forestelle Frederick, waiter, r. 110 Fourth
Forester Annie M. Miss, teacher South End School, r.
614 Powell
Forester Charles A., foreman Sanborn, Vail 4 Co., r.
740 Minna
Forester Kate A., widow, r. 614 Powell
Foretiter Kittle Miss, r. 614 Powell
Forester Edwin H. (RavekeB4 Forester) r. Oakland
Forester Eugene L., clerk, r. 62(iSUotwell
te?" Forester. See Foerster, Forrester, Forster and
Foster
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING.
WASHINGTON Fire Ins. Co. of Boston I
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,810,273
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SEST017, IsL Vnagit.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
FOR
487
FOR
Forester's Hall. 20 Eddy
Forgert Erail, usher Tivoll Opera House, r. Minnie,
ur Waller
Forgprt Felix, waiter, r. 371 Minna
Forgie John, cutter Hart Bros., r. Oakland
Forgie Robert, clerk Rathien & Co., r. 015 Stockton
Forguignon John, bartender F. Nobmann, r. 824
Kearny
Form James, longshoreman, r. 308 Fremont
Forman Edward, mariiipr, r. 21 Sixth
Firman Robert B. (Balfour, Guthrie * Co.) r. Oakland
Forman Sands W., secretary State Board of For-
estry, 42-43 Nevada Block, r. 700 Post
■^ Forman. See Foreman
Formes Karl, teacher music, 624 Sutter
Formet Francois, dishwasher, r. 619 Pacific
Formhals Ferdinand, r. 1609 Dupont
Fomer Jacob B., special policeman, r. 14 William
Forner William C. A., musician Tivoli Opera House,
r. 2116 Pine
Forney William E., cooper, r. 501 Seventh
Forney Stehman, assistant U. S. Coast and Geodetic
Survey, r. Cosmos Club
Forno Marco, stoves and hardware, 1425}^ Dupont
Forrest Alexander, f urnitnre dealer, r. 341 H Fif tn
Forrest Charles P., seaman stmr Umatilla, r. 212
Main
Forrest Edward, blacksmith Fulton Iron Works, r.
319 Harrison
Forrest E. M. Rev., r. 1137 Mission
Forrest George, agent E. S. Jafifray & Co.. 521 Market
Forrest Hattie Miss, actress^ r. 723Larkln
Forrest House, 286 Stevenson
Forrest Jameb, teamster, 219 Clay, r. 4-12 Fell
Forrest James M.. straw works, 104 Fifth, r. 312 Capp
Forrest James M., teamster, r. 432 Fell
Forrest John, driver Omnibus RR., r. 251 Tehama,
rear
Forrest John W., shipwright, 319 Harrison
Forrest Robert W., clerk, r. 310 J^ Sixth
Eorrest William, laborer, r. 529 Stevenson
Forrest William D., salesman R. M. Black, r. 1525
Golden Gate Av
9^ Forrest. See Forest
Forrester Frank, clerk, r. 807 Kearny
Forrester Henry E., cook, r. 30 Lewis
Forrester James I., plumber, r. 116 Jackson
■y Forrester. See Foerster, Forster and Foster
Forsaith Edward W. (E. W. Forsaith & Co.) r. Grand
Hotfl
Forsaith E. W. & Co. (Edward W. Forsaith) commis-
sion and provision merchants, 325 Front
Forsaitn George, delivery clerk Cal. Barrel Co., r.
2628 Sacramento
tff" Forsaith. See Forsyth and Forsythe
Forsberg Andrew G., tailor, r. 63}^ Stevenson
Forsberg Oscar, mariner schr Tartar, r. 28 De Boom
Forsen Charles E., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 173 Minna
Forslund Frederick, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Michigan, bet Shasta and Napa
Forslund John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Kentucky
Home
Forsman Nancy F., widow, r. 1130 Twenty-first
Forsman William T., seaman, r. WnH Pierce
FoBsell Theodore draftsman Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 754 Mission
Forst Hulbert E., machinist, r. 1533 Mission
Forster Charles, musician, r. 1008 Powell
Forsfer Conrad, teamster, r. 8 Minna
Forstcr David (Forster, Little .t Co.) r. 325 Minna
Forster Edgar, sawyer Hatch & Weston, r. 1041 Twen-
tieth
Forster Eugene, clerk William S. Dunlevy, r. 626
Shotwell
Forster Frederick, upholsterer, r. 626 Broadway
Forster, Little & Co. (David Forster and Archibald
Little) furniture dealers, 861 Market
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-El,ECTKIC
RUSSIAN ani TDRKISH BATHS
Also Medicated aid Electric Baths Siyen.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BATH TUBS, BOILERS,
TANKS, SHOWERS, FAUCETS.
Plumbers' Sanitary Goods of all Kinds,
^A/_ e:_"1_anE:,
PLUMBER, BOB KEARNV STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Forster Oscar A., druggist, r. 2308 Post
Forster Rudolf, teacher music, 616 Mason
Forster William G., laborer, r. 32 Federal
1^* Fofster. See Foster, Forrester, Foerster and
Forester
Forstner Fred* -ick F., butcher, r. 28 Verona
Forsyth Alexander C, salesman H. S. Crocker & Co.,
r. 520 Bush
Forsyth Elijah, teamster Yates & Co., r. 403 Hayes
Forsyth Frederick A., salesman, r. 122 Morris Av
Forsyth George C, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons, r.
421 Fell
Forsyth John, florist, NW cor Third and Point Loboi
Avs
Forsythe John, laborer Oregon Imp. Co., r. 834 Tenth
Forsyth Orrin W., clerk, r. 100 McAllister
Forsyth Peter, porkpacker. r. 324 Tenth
Forsyth Robert, with Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 326
Eddy
Forsyth W. C. , plumber, 108 Golden Gate Av, r.
Alameda
Forsyth William K., bookkeeper, r. 421 Fell
Forsythe Benjamin F., real estate, r. 122 Shotwell
Forsythe Edward, plumber, r. 726 Octavia
Forsythe Samuel, r. 48 Tehama
Forsythe Samuel, machinist Pac. Iron WorkB, r. 48
Tehama
Forsythe William J., expressman, r. 719 Church
1^^ Forsythe. See Forsyth and Forsaith
Fort Bragrgr Red^vood Co, (Fort Bragg, Cal.)
John C. Huggins agent, office 42 Market, room 3
Fort John B., clerk International Hotel, r. 14 54 Garden
Fort Alason (formerly Black Point or Point San
Jose) N s Bay, bet Van Jfess Av and Laguna
Fort WInfield Scott (formerly Fort Point) nr
Golden Gate, four miles west of Old City Hall
Fortade Jose R., barber, r. 803 Union
Fortade Frank, deckhand stmr Oakland
Forte Angelo, seaman stmr Starbuck
Fortesque William, vocalist Tivoli Opera House
Forthans Antone, driver Potrero Yeast and Vinegar
Co., r. W 8 Pennsylvania Av, bet Nevada and So-
noma
Fortier Charles M., clerk, r. 1110 Powell
Fortier Leander, gripman, r. 1218 Union
Fortier Pierre A., optician, r. 1906 Eddy
Fortier Rose Miss, teacher Oak St. School, r. 1906
Eddy
Fortin Arsene, cabinetmaker S. & G. Gump, r. 926
Washington
Fortin D. E. (V. L. Fortin & Co.) r. Oakland
Fortin Pierre, driver George C. Smart, r. W b San
Jose Road, nr Industrial School
Fortin V. L. & Co. (V. Gregoire and D. E. Fortin)
proptrs Point San Pedro Brickyard, ofllce and
yard Berry, ur Fourth
Fortmaun Frederick (Fortraann & Co ) r. Germany
Fortmann Frederick Jr. (Fortmann & Dohrmann) r.
26 Eddv
Fortmann George, clerk J. H. Gaerdes, r. 634 First
Fortmann Henrv. driver, r. 323 Jessie
Fortmann Henry F. (Fortmann & Co.) r. 1808 Ellis
Fortmann & Co. (Frederick and Henry F. Fortmann)
proptrs Pacific Brewery, 267-269 Tehama and 266
Clementina
Fortmann k Dohrmann (Frederick Fortmann Jr. and
John Dohrmann) liq.ior saloon, 26 Eddy
Fortriede Henry, ivory and shell goods, 637 Mar-
ket, r. 919 Howard
Fortro Joseph I., teamster, r. 34 Willows Av
Fortson Arthur L., compositor Chronicle
Fortson Virgil E., compositor Post, r. 511 Mason
Fortune Henry W., r. 219 Seventeenth
Fortune James P., clerk local freight office S. P. Co.,
r. 1027 Post
Fortune Joseph, stone mason, r. 4 Montgomery Conrt
Fortune Michael, porter Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r.
18 }« Hubbard
W. B. BANCROFT & CO,
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
FINE PRINTING
FROM NEW TYPE.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO.. General Agents,
499 California Street.
FOE
488
FOS
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO
IMPORTEBS OF
FOR QAS, STEAM AND -WATER.
ripe VUtlnsH, all Nlzen.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Fortune William R., with Balfour, Outhrie & Co.,<r.
700 Post
Fob Isidore, butcher, 130i-1306 Dupont, r. 1701 Du-
pont
Fob Joseph, butcher, 110 Seventh, r. 1067 Howard
Fob Raymond, butcher, r. 1701 Dupont
Po^'FoB. See Fauss and Fobs
Fosbery William, blacksmith, r. 36 Chenery
Fosbery Edward, -weaver, r. E 8 Larkin, nr North
Point
Fosburg A. G., painter Palace Hotel
FoBburg Alexander, baiter CharlcB Reichle, r. E s
Mission, bet Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Fosen Osmond R., boarding, 407 Tehama
Foshay I. W. Mrs., widow, r. Sullivan, nr Union Av
Fosler Jacob, laborer, r. 837 Mission
Fobs August, cooper, r. W s Tehama, bet Pieclta Av
and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Fobs Ferdinand, longshoreman, r. 716 Brannan
Fobs Francis, cook, r. 716 Brannan
Fobs Frank, butcher, r. 1420 Broadway
Fobs George N., carpenter, r. 1023 Capp
Foss H. F. r. 504 Taylor
Fobs Hnrtson L. R., assistant weigher Custom House,
r. 227 Geary
Foss Hattie, widow, r. 319 Turk
Foss I. L., millwright, r. 2943 Mission
Fobs Eate, widow, r. 174 Dore
Foss L. Mrs., r. 832 Sutter
Foss Martin, clerk C. L. Dingley k Co., r. E s Ver-
mont, bet Santa Clara and Mariposa
Foss Oscar, importer photographic stock, 841 Mis-
sion, r. 428 Geary
Fobs William S., porter Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r.
1023 Capp
t^ Foss. See FausB and Fos
Fosaas Pedro, r. 832 California
FosBette B. K., quartermaster stmr Starbuck
Fossette Edwin R., bookkeeper, r. 8E cor Noe »nd
Jersey
Fossum Emily C. C, cofifee saloon, 1146 Mission
FoBSum Sivert, shipcarpenter, r. NE cor Sierra and
Michigan
Fossy Charles, steward, r. 309 Mason
Fost H. D., insurance agent, r. 810 Mission
Fostell William, bartender Mrs. J. T. Daly, r. 626
Merchant
Foster Mrs., widow, r. 352 Jessie
Foster Albert, varieties, 306 Sixth
Foster Albert L., salesman Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r.
2027 Pine
Foster Andrew, car driver, r. 910^ Folsom
Foster Antoue, driver, r. 110 Austin
Foster Anthony H., carpenter, r. 766 Bryant
Foster Arthur J., salesman S. Foster & Co., r. 317
Seventeenth
Foster Arthur W. (S. B. Wakefield & Co.) r. San
Rafael
Foster Charles, laborer, r. W • Michigan, bet Naps
and ShaBta
Foster Charles proptr. Oakland and Alameda Parcel
Delivery and dealer fruits, cigars etc., S. P. Co's
ferry building, r. Alameda
Foster Charles A., inspector Custom House, r. West
Oakland
Foster Charles A., insurance broker, 405 California
Foster Charles A., stair builder H. L. Bishop, r. 1458
Minna
Foster Charles B., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 628 >i Minna
Foster Charles C, laborer, r. 112 First
Foster Charles E.. r. 1103 Stevenson
Foster Charles H., tinner, r. 1008 Powejl
Foster Charles J., with Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. Sau-
cellto
F ister Charles M. (C. M. Foster & Co.) r. 422 Post
Foster Charles M., machinist Cal. Machine Works, r.
Berkeley
Foster Charles S., commercial traveler, r. 413 Natoma
Foster Charles T., bookkeeper C. M. Coburn & Co., r.
e06 Folsom
Foster Charles W., grocer, r. 127 Fifth
Foster C.M.& Co. (Charles M. Foster) fruits and
vegetables 9-10-42-44 Centre Market
Foster Colin L., superintendent National Vinegar
Works and Feed Mills, 808-812 Fourth, r. 1116
Larkin
Foster Cornelius, teamster U. S. Drayman, r. 8 Minna,
rear
Foster C. R., r. Grand Hotel
Foster Daniel, r. ship carpenter, r. 210 Fifteenth
Foster D. F., waiter, r. 872 Mission
Foster Edward, aSBlstant engineer ferry stmr Alame-
da, r. 21115 California
Foster Edward, salesman W. W. Tolle
Foster Edward, weaver, r. E s LarKin nr North Point
Foster Edward J., painter, r. 16 Ellis
Foster Edward M., manager, r. 417 Kearny
Foster Edward T., r. 118 Tenth
Foster Elmer, r. 11 H Garden
Foster Emily Mrs., teacher South Cosmopolitan Gram-
mar School, r. 1209 Howard
Foster Emma Miss, dressmaker, r. 210 Fifteenth
Foster Frank, laborer, r. 1030 Howard
Foster Fred., miner, r. 636 Commercial
Foster Frederick, upholsterer, r. 127 Fifth
Foster Frederick W., candymaker, r. 1.512 Church
Foster George, manager Charles Nathan, r. 308 Clem-
entina
Foster George, miller, r. 324 Broadway
Foster George Mrs., groceries and fruits, 324 Broad-
way
Foster George A., carpenter, 819 Church
Foster George H., insurance broker, 317 California, r.
San Rafael
Foster George W., r. 404 >^ Sixth
Foster George W., collector, r. 331 Montgomery
Foster Harrison, sawyer Hatch & Weston, r. 766
Bryant
Foster Harry D., solicitor Brooks & Baldwin
Foster Henry, carpenter, r. 406 G'Farrell
Foster Henry, pianist, r. 8 Mason
Foster Hugh S., accountant, r. 112 Julian Av
Foster J. A. & Co. (John A.Foster) cigars and tobacco,
1001 Market
Foster James, clerk, r. 704 Howard
Foster James, salesman P. F. Nolan & Sons, r. 22
Fair Oaks
Foster James G., clerk, r. 1026 Vallejo
Foster J. M. Mrs., widow, r. 107 Taylor
Foster John, contractor, r. Jackson, bet Maple and
Cherry
Foster John, engraver, r. 130 Guerrero, rear
Foster John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Foster John, marble polisher, r. 122 Guerrero
Foster John, painter, r. 327 Sixth
Foster John, waiter, r. 9 Pacific
Foster John A. (J. A. Foster & Co.) r. 102 Julian At
Foster John C, clerk Williams, Dimond & Co., r.
Occidental Hotel
Foster John F., clerk general manager's office 8. P.
Co., r. 1921 Octavia
Foster John R., salesman, r. 224M O'Farrell
Foster John W., hostler, r. 327 Sixth
Foster Joseph, groceries and liquors, 1600 Stockton
Foster Josiah W., liquor saloon, 2408 California
Foster Julia, widow, r. N s Twenty-fifth, bet Church
and Sanchez
Foster Laura Miss, teacher music, r. 1020 Hyde
Foster L. C. Jr., r. 529 Geary
Foster Lizzie, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 608 Linden Av
Foster Lyman D., clerk S. Foster & Co., r. 510 Geary
Foster Maria, widow, r. 914 Twentieth
Foster Mary C, widow, r. 22 Trenton
Foster May Mrs., medium, r. 371 Jesfie
Foster May A., compositor, r. 1026 Vallejo
DRAPERIES.
Special attention given to making up Draperies and
Canopies for Lodges, Societies, etc.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MABEET STKEET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Bliow Cases
and Store FixtureSv
3? Marbt St
m IDCC ETYTDA MDV ^^^i^e Champagne, comparison \rni prove }ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
CbLlrOl. LA I nA Un I ^(superiority over imported. No BraDdyused.f 630 WASEQtOTOlT STBUT.
FOS
489
FOW
Foster Nettie F., teacher muBic, r. 1020 Hyde
Foster Newton H., atidltor M. P. and M. dept S. P.
Co., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 64, r.
1719 Broderick
Foster N. P., pbyeiclan and surgeon, 126 Golden Gate
Av
Foster Philip, butcher, r. 1001 Sutter
Foster S. <fc Co. (Samuel Foster) importing and
jobbing grocers, 26-28 California
Foster Sadie A. Miss, millineiy, 406 O'Farrell
Foster Samuel (S. Foster & Co.) r. 510 Geary
Foster Samuel, carpenter, r. 330 Sanchez, rear
Foster Thomas, laborer, r. 2420 Sutter
Foster Thomas, seaman, r. 112 Steuart
Foster Thomas A., r. 620 Washington
Foster Thomas J., oyster depot. 1055 Market
Foster Thomas J. Jr., with Thomas J. Foster, r. 1055
Market
Foster William, capitalist, r. 645 Folsom
Foster William A., engineer, r. 30 Converse
Foster William F., teamster, r. 45 Clinton
Foster William H.. foreman Hollis & Booth, r. 210 Fif-
teenth
Foster William P., carpet beater, r. 931 Market
Foster William R., upholsterer F. S. Chadbourne k
Co., r. 224^ O'Farrell
Foster William T., bootfitter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 608 Linden Av
Foster Wicthrop F., r. 1209 Howard
8^ Foster. See Forster, Foerster, Forester and For-
rester
Fotardo .Jose, barber, r. 113 Jackson
Fothergill James, porter Davis & Cowell, r. 3 San
Antonio
Fotheriugham Edward, clerk, r. 16 Ellis
FotherinKham George, r. 628 Twenty-third
Fothtringham John, patternmaker, r. 219 >4 Ninth
Fotheriugham Nettie Miss, milliner Mrs. W. J. Mc-
Clunie, r. 219J^ Ninth
Fotheriugham William A., r. 12 Hardy
Fottrell Michael J., assistant physician and surgeon
St. Mary's Hospital
Foubert Eugene A., jeweler Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r.
9.i9 Folsom
Foubert Eugene J., jeweler Geo. 0. Shreve k Co., r.
Temescal
Foncaalt Victor M. , real estate agent, 321 Mont-
gomery, r. Oakland
Fotjchy Alphonse D., r. 80 Jessie
Fouchy Cnesime, gardener and florist, 1322 H Pine
Fouchy Rosalie, widow, r. 80 Jessie
Foucompre Alfred, accountant, 533 Kearny, room 19
Fouga John, assistant clerk U. S. District Court, r.
306 Stockton
Foulds John £., attorney S. P. Co., NE cor Fourth
and Tcwnsend, room 63, r. 2122 Howard
Foulerton William A., journalist, r. 49 Clara
Foulk Pfter, r. 1332 Sacramento
Foulkes Emms, widow, r. 125 Chattanooga
Foulkcs Stephen G., clerk Middleton & Co. r. 1005
Capp
Foulkes Thomas C, machinist Bisdon I. and L.
Works, r. Oakland
Foulkes W. H., assistant cashier Sun Insarancc Co.,
r. Oakland
Fonlks George H., law student Freeman, Bates &
Bankio, r. 2526 Sutter
Fonlks John P., r. 2.526 Sutter
Foundation Daniel, harness maker William Davis, r.
764 Mlbsion
Foundling Asylum, Charles Burrell attending phy-
sician, 913 Golden Gate Av
Fount J. D., Ironer La Grande Laundry
Fountain James W., teamster, SE cor First and
Market, r. 917 Eighteenth
Fountain Joseph, brushmaker Bichard W. Simpson,
r. 7*4 Decatur
Fountain Peter, hack driver, r. 7 Water
FRATINGER & CO.
lOURNING SUITS
MADE AT SHORTEST NOTICE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
MARBLE WASH STANDS,
WASH BASINS, BASIN COCKS.
Lane's Sanitary Basin Trap effecinally exchifles sewer gas
PLUMBER, BOS KEARNY STREET.
Established IHCO. Telephone 315.
Fount' ill Tlieater The, George Schinitt proptr, SE
cor Sutter auil Kearny
Four Hills Mining Co. (I'lumas Co., Cal.) ofllce, 40
California
Fourat Marclin V.. barber, r. 631 Sacramento
Fouratt Enos, captain stmr Modoc, r. 2107 Larkin
Fouratt Enos Jr., pilot stmr Modoc, r. 2921 Sacra-
mento
Fouratt I. R. Mrs., widow, r. 2107 Larkin
Fourness William, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
1027 J< Alabama
Fournier Blanche, dressmaker, r. 5 Quincy PI
Fournier Ferdinand, bakery, 504 Francisco, r. 1094
Montgomery Av
Fournier George, clerk City Iron Works, r. 6 Quincy
PI
Fourqnet Ivan A., foreman Courrier de San Fran-
cisco, r. 1808 Mason
Fourquet Jules J., French caterer, r. 706 Post
Fourth Congrregational Charch, Rev. N. W.
Lane pastor, S s Green, bet Stockton and Powell
Fouse Eugeue, cook Maison Doree, r. 8 San Antonio
Foute R. D. Rev., rector Grace Church, r. Lick House
Foutes William, molder, r. 560 Howard
Fouth Lawrence, barber Theodore C. Lampe, r. 501
Geary
Fouts Clarence L., draftsman Pac. Boiling Mill, r.
1011 Washington
Fouts Daniel L., r. 1023 Powell
Fowkes Frederick, laborer, r. E 8 San Bruno Road, nr
Army
Fowkes Henry, woodturner, r. 703 Brannan
Fowkes Richard, proptr Marin County Dairy, r. E s
Nebraska, bet Sierra and Humboldt
Fowkes Bichard L., pressman, r. 20 Valparaiso
Fowle Elward 0.. bookkeeper Spring Valley W. W..
r. 326 Ellis
Fowler Charles, bartender S. Fowler & Co., r . 303 Fifth
Fowler Charles A., weigher S. P. Co., r. 671 Bryant
Fowler Charles H. Rev. DD., bishop M. E. Church, r.
435 Buchanan
Fowler Edmond B., foreman, r. 51154 Greenwich,
rear
Fowler Frederick R., courtroom clerk Superior Court,
Dept 7. r. 34)<i Turk
Fowler George H., musician, r. 1 Buss
Fowler George K., druggist, r. 142 Seventh
Fovler Gilbert C, wood and coal, and mann-
facturer Yucca and Asbestos Boiler Covering, 656-
658 Howard, r. Alameda
Fowler H. A. Mrs., dressmaking. 309 Gough
Fowler Henry M., r. 29 Second
Fowler House, Mrs. A. Culbertson proptr, 783 ^ Mar-
ket
Fowler James M., gripman Market St. BR., r. 32
Powell Av
Fowler Jefferson, cigars and tobacco, 206 Bush, r.
Oakland
Fowler John, teamster, r. 325 Eddy
Fowler John, laborer, r. 14 Perry
Fowler John B., drayman, r. 1035 Market
Fowler John F., r. 25 Grant Av
Fowler John M., conductor, r. 6 Precita Av
Fowler Laura T. Miss, iuspecting teacher Public
Schools, r. 622 Nineteenth
Fowler Mary, widow, r. 24 Welsh, rear
Fowler Mary E., widow, nurse, r. 424 Tehama
Fowler Paul, carriagemaker Carvlll Mnfg Co., r. 309
G' ugh
Fowler Peter, coppersmith P. M. SS. Co., r. 1717
Howard
Fowler Prentiss, bookkeeper O. B. Smith & Co., r.
Oakland
Fowler Sophus (S. Fowler & Co.) r. 308 Fifth
Fowler S. & Co. (Sophus Fowler) liquor saloon, 773
Market
Fowler Thaddeus W., cashier freight depot 8. P. Co.,
r. 107 O'Farrell
JOHN HAMMOND ]
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
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PABSENOSR, BTRBBT AND FREIGHT CABS.
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GALVANIZED AND COMMON
All Sizes and Xuinbers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Fowler Thomas, peddler, r. 308 MiDna
Fowler William, engineer, r. 1(113 Washington
Fowler William C, clerk Gilbert C. Fowler, r. Ala-
meda
Fowler William F., meeseDger, r. 42 Turk
Fowler William G., r. 9(iG Market
Fowler William H., law student, r. 435 Buchanan
Fowler William H. C, seiretary California In-
Burance Co., 318 California, r. 626 Jones
Fowler William M., bridge builder, r. 115 Webster
Fowler William W., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
804 Jones
Fowzer Jacob, photographer M. 0. Hay & Co., r. 131
Turk
Fox Alexander W., trayeling agent Safety Nitre Pow-
der Co., r. 106 Stockton
Fox Bridget Mrs , r. 43;i><i Shipley
Fox Brothers (William C. and John J.) liquor saloon,
SW cor Mission Road and Onondaga Av
Fox Charles J., clerk Langley & Michaels, r. 205
Third
Fox Charles J. liquor saloon, 620 Market, r. 1 Fifth
Fox Charles M., reporter, r. 708 Taylor
Fox Charles N. (Fox & Kellogg) r. 1057 Market, Oak-
land
Fox Charles N., r. 195 Sixteenth
Fox Charles W., stockbroker, 318 Pine, room 2,
r. The Baldwin
Fox Daniel, bartender, r. 424 Ninth
Fox Daniel, seaman, r. 36 Clay
Fox Daniel C. (Fox & Dule.v) r. 1713 Mission
Fox Ferdinand, cooper George Larsen. r. 16 Laskle
Fox George B., with Fox .^ Kellogg, r. Oakland
Fox George F., waiter, r. 515 Sacramento
Fox George H., miner, r. 217 Turk
iFOX GEORGE W. carpet, and
oilclotlis, office 820 Market, r. Palace
I Hotel
1 Fox Gustave, clerk, r. 712 Hayes
j Fox Henry, with Samuel Hill Estate, r. Alameda
Fox Henry, conductor Sutter St. RE., r. 707 O'Farrell
Fox Henry A., r. 720 Geary
I Fox Henry C, waiter stmr City of Chester
' Fox Henry L. (Fox \- Watson) v. 819 California
Fox Herman B., dentist, 1:^26 Polk
Fox Hiram F., conductor Sutter St. RE., r. 917 Jones
Fox Hyman, upholsterer, r. SH Moss
Fox Isaac, machinist John W. Quick, r. 735 Vallejo
Fox J., runner Occidental Hotel
Fox J. A., foundrynian Union Iron Works •
Fox Jacob, clerk Alexander Nicoll. r. 331 Hayes
Fox James, boots and shoes, 1161 Howard
Fox James, hostler, r. 63 Minna
Fox James H., gardener, r. 28.57 Sixteenth
Fox John, r. 404 Golden Gate Av
Fox John, bridgebuilder, r. 560 Howard
Fox John, porter, r. 229 Minna
Fox John, varnisher, r. 155 Tehama
Fox John A., manager T. M. Edwards, r. 900 Kearny
Fox John B., r. 140 Perry
Fox John J. (Fox Bros.) r. SW cor Mission Boad and
Onondaga Av
Fox Joseph, coppersmith, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 4, r. 1204 Broadway
Fox L. T, Mrs., r. 218 Seventh
Fox Marcus, r. 735 Vallejo
Fox Mary A., cook 1130 Union
Fox Mary E. Miss, stenographer Biggins & Collins, r.
Oakland
Fox Mai-y E. Mrs., r. 801 Leavenworth
Fox Michael, hostler, r. SE cor Twentieth and Point
Lobos Av
Fox Michael, seaman, r. 310 Clay
Fox Morris, canner, r. 735 Vallejo
Fox Patrick, longshoreman, r. 45 Ecker
Fox Patrick E., weigher Charles S. Moses & Co., r.
515 Sixth
Fox Peter, laborer Union Iron Works, r.SEcorShasta
and Illinois
Fox Peter, policeman, r. 489 Eighth
Fox Samuel, barber, 166;i Mission
Fox Theresa, widow, r. 331 Hayes
Fox Thomas, coppersmith Charles W. Smith, r. 3
Priest
Fox Thomas, fireman, r. 45 ^verett
Fox Thomns, r. 8 George
Fox Theodore, clerk, r. 946 Mission
Fox Timothy, carpenter, r. 1057 }< Folsom
Fox William, packer Cal. Cracker Co.. r. 3 Priest
Fox William C. (Fox Bros.) r. SW cor Mission Boad
and Onondaga Av
Fox William U., r. 180P Geary
Fox Williaiu J., cashier Fox & Watson, r. Alameda
Fox vt Duley (D. C. Fox and F. P. Duley) wood and
coal. 1713 Mission
Fox & Kellog^fr (Charles N. Fox and Marmaduke
B. KelloKg) attorneys at law, 530 California,
rooms 1-3
Fox & Watson (Henry L. Fox and William C.Watson)
stockbrokers, 339 Pine
Foy A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1 Fifth
Foy John B., collector S. F. Gas Light Co., p. 140
Perry
Foy John M., bookkeeper, r. 344 Jessie
Foy Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. 121 O'Farrell
Foy Thomas, stonecutter, r. 645 Third
Foy William, carpenter La Grande Laundry
Foye Ada Mrs., medium, 224 Kearny, r. Oakland
Foye Charles E.. master mariner, r. 831 Fulton
Foye Francis, laborer, r. 20 Washington Av
Foye Frank, planer, r. 2202 Steiner
Foye George W., sailmaker T. V. Eeynolds, r. 6 Mis-
sion
Foye Henry, plasterer, r. 719 Tehama
Foye James (Foye & Reynolds) r. 404 Ninth
Foye James, lumberman A. M. Simpson & Bro.
Foye James J., coremaker. r. 507 Mission
Foye Jane E., widow, r. 1619 Howard
Foye John J., drayman, r. 326 Golden Gate At
Foye Mary A. F. Miss, dressmaker, r. 20 Washington
Av
Foye Nellie Miss, talloress, r. 20 Washington Av
Foye W. E. S. (Huntington, Hopkins & Co.) r. 1619
Howard
Foye & Eeynolds (James Foye and Bernard Reynolds)
liquor saloon. 1201 Folsom
l^-Foye. See Foy
Foyer Charles, steward stmr San Juan, r. 101 Jessie
Fozard George,) laundryman U. S. Laundry, r. 3011
Sixteenth
Frace John, r. 112 Taylor
Fragley John, teamster Lanmeister Mills, r. SE cor
Twenty-eight and Alabama
Fragley Joseph, finisher Buckingham & Hecht, P. SE
• cor Twenty-eighth and Alabama
Fragley Martin, gardener Garfield Square, r. SE cor
Twenty-eighth and Alabama
FragUy Tl,omas J., shooker Union Box Factory, r.SE
cor Twenty-eighth and Alabama
Fragmeier William, liquor saloon, 651 Washington
Fraher James J., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r.303
Day
Fraher Philip, brassfinisher Joseph Roylance, r. 303
Day
Frahm Charles, ironworker, r. 1213 Kearny
Frahm Hendrick F., fishcurer, foot of Hyde
Frahm Henry (Christ * Frahm) r. 208 O'Farrell
Frahm John, cabinetmaker, r. 1240 Folsom
Frahm Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1240 Folsom
Fraikin Georges, upholsterer, r. 413)4 Dupont
Frail Daniel W., painter, r. 21 Valparaiso
Fraim Laura Mrs., widow, r. 434 Twenty-second
Fraim Simon. c»rpenter William Little
Frame Archibald R., clerk freight auditor's oflBce S.
P. Co., r. Berkeley
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' AND YOUTHS' SOITS
AT
"THE HASTINGS."
nPERIll Fire In. Ce. OF LOHN
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. OORNIN, Manager
mL SISTOiT, Aut. ILoigu.
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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France Gerhard, lumberman, r.3 Alger PI
France H«"ury\V., clerk passenger and ticket dept S.
P. Co., r. Oakland
France Joseph, goldsmith, 117 Jackson
France L. N., clerk general auditor's office S. P. Co.,
r. Oakland
France Louis, waiter N. P. Jensen, r. lOM Taylor
France William T., driver La Grande Laundry, r. 203
Sixteenth
Francis George H., clerk Langley & Michaels, r. 927
O'Farrell
Frances Willard H., clerk Langley & Michaels, r. 927
O'Farrell
Franceschi Aotone, wood and coal, 908 Stockton
Franceschini August (V. A. Frauceschini & Bro.) r.
521 "peary
Franceschini Victor A. (V. A. Franceschini k Bro.) r.
521 Geary
Franceschini V. A. & Brother (Victor A. and August)
fruits and vegetable^, 521 Geary
Francesconi P., pantryman I. Cueuir, r. 11 Jasper PI
Franchi Antonio, wood and coal, r. 1503 Fillmore
Fraucbi E'.ias, fisherman, r. 2 Margaret PI
Franchi Carlo Rev., pastor San Pietro Church, r. KE
cor Dupont and Filbert
Francis Charles, waiter American Exchange Hotel, r.
636 Commercial
Francis Charles B., coachman, r. 1021 Powell
Francis Charles E., printer, r. 1021 Powell
FranciB Charles T., laster Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1513 Church
Francis D. B. (Francis, Valentine & Co.) r. 726 Cali-
fornia
Francis Eric M., clerk cashier's dept Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. 2271 Taylor
Francis Frank, r. 5 Mason
Francis Frank, stockbroker, r. 203 Post
Francis Frank.waiterAtlsuticOyster and Chop House,
r. 28 Borland
Francis Frederick W., conductor, r. 801 Haigbt
Francis George, bookkeeper Maurice J. Simmons, r.
18 Mil son
Francis George engineer, r. 715 Broadway
Francis George E., with general passenger and ticket
agent S. P. Co., r. 1021 Powell
Francis George G., office 22 Jessie, r. Eaet Oakland
Francis George W., laster Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1621 Sanchez
Francis Grosvenor, city agent E. W. Carpenter, r.
2221 Taylor
Francis Harry, commission merchant, 215 San>
some, r. San Rafael
Francis Harry M., salesman R. Valentine, r. 40 Silver
Francis Henry L., bookkeeper Dalton Bros., r. Oak-
land
Francis Ida E. Miss, r. 2221 Taylor
Francis J., gripman Market St. RR., r. 3114Ji Mission
Francis James E., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r.
1231 Vallejo
Francis J. H. Eugene, janitor Guardian Assurance
Co.,r. 1231 Vallejo
Francis John, janitor, r. 6^ John
Francis John, laborer Cal. Cracker Co., r. Oakland
Francis John B., city agent Fredericksburg Brewing
Co., r. 418 Sterner
Francis John D., porter, r. 1100 Powell
Francis John H. tanner Krenz & Getz, r. 1515 Church
Francis Joseph B., painter, r. Cliff Cottage, Point Lo-
bos Av
Francis Joseph S., porter general passenger and
ticket office S. P. Co., r. 1021 Powell
Francis K. Mrs., r. 731 California
Francis Lionel P., clerk E. W. Carpenter, r. 2221 Tay-
lor
Francis Louisa, widow, laundress, r. 9 Auburn
Francis Mark, r. 505 Jones
Francis Mary Mrs., artist, r. 403 Octavia
Francis Mina, widow, r. 811 Geary
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-EI,ECTRIC
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated M Electric Batlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BOILERS and STOVES
Connected lor Hot and Cold Water in me liesi manner.
WATER BACKS, WATER HEATERS,
Of all kinds made and repaired.
W. E . LANK,
PLUMBER,
Establleheil 1860.
606 KEARNY STREET.
Telephone 315.
Francis Peter C, watchman Market St. BR., r. E 8
Prospect Av. nr Powell Av, B. H.
Francis Robert C, barber r. lOil Powell
Francis Rumie, salesman J. J. Hardy & Co., r. 28 Dor-
land
Francis Samuel, laborer, r. 168 Tehama .
Francis Samuel, U. S. storekeeper Goat Island
Francis Samuel B., porter, r. 19J4 Morey Alley
Francis, Valentine & Co. (D. B. Franc is, S. D.
Valentine aud E. W. Goggin) Commercial Steam
Printing, Designing, Engraving and Elrctrotyp-
ing House, 517 Clay and 510-616 Commercial
Francis William M,, salesman, r. 28 Dorland
Francischini Michele (P. Parenti & Co.) r. 1137 Bran-
nan
Francisco George B., butcher John H. McMenomy, r.
627 Post
Franciscovich Matthew, restaurant keeper, r. 319 Jes-
sie
Franck George, house and sign painter, 326 HayeB
Franck Henry A., machinist J. Wagner & Co., r. 937
Mission
Franck John, coffeeroaster. r. 2209 Leavenworth
Francke Albert, baker, r. 625 Clay
Francke Philip E. (Santa Clara Moulding Co.) r.
Santa Clara, Cal.
Francke William J. (Santa Clara Moulding Co.) r.
Santa Clara, Cal.
Franco Abraham, (clothing, 108 Pacific
Franco-American Tallo^v and Fertilizing'
Co. , August Prou proprietor, W s De Haro, bet
Center and El Dorado
Franco-Hnng'arian Insurance Co. (of Buda-
pest) Gutte & Frank general agents, 307 Califor-
nia
Franco Lena Mrs., dressmaking, 618 Octavia
Franco N., waiter Palace Hotel
Franco Y., waiter, r. 7.S6 Folsom
Francoeur David T., printer, r. 13 Taylor
Francoeur Georsje H., attorney at law, 504 Kearny
Francoeur Germain, compositor Journal of Com-
merce, r. cor Twenty-sixth and Noe
Franconi Lnuis, notary public, 428 California
Franconia House, Vitus Wackeurender proprietor,
147 San Bruno Road
Franconia Nursery, Vitus Wackeurender propietor,
146 San Brunp Road
Francovich Antonio, fisherman, r. 4 Union
Francovich John, conk J. P. Eklund, r, 10 Harlan PI
Francy William, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
2408 California
Frank A., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Frank A. Mrs., seamstress, r. 826 Union, rear
Frank Abraham L., bookkeeper W. & I. Steinhart k
Co., r. 2125 Pine
Frank Adam, butcher, 10 Mission Market, r. 2011 Fol-
som
Frank Adolph, manager H. A. Berliner, r. 236 Fulton
Frank A. H., stationer, 106 Leidesdorff
Frank Alpxander H.. bookkeeper Conradi k Moss, r.
931 Jackson
Frank Albert (S. H. Frank k Co.) r. 1521 Scott
Frank Andrew, painter, r. 611 Greenwich
Frank Asher, r. 1536 Ellis
Frank August, r. 2300 Nineteenth
Frank Augustus G., shipping clerk Indianapolis
Mnfg Co., r. 11 Franklin
Frank A. W.. sign painter, 632 Washington, r. 611
Greenwich
Frank Beniamin, packer Ackerman, Block & Co., r.
805 Pine
Frank Bernard, watchman S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 201)2 !<! Mason
Frank Bertha Mi-^s, saleslady, r. 805 Pine
Frank Brothers (Frederick A. and George P.)
agricultural implements, 319-321 Market
Frank Catherine widow, r. 64 Everett
Frank Charles, clerk H. A. Berliner, r. 235 Fulton
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 F8RST ST.
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Suction and Force.
FOR HAND, WINOOIIL.!. AXD POWER.
ALL. SIZES.
809, 3U, 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Frank Cbarles, real estate and insurance broker, 607
California, r. 82:j Turk
Frank Charles, gteward stmr Or zaba, r. 1S20 Union
Frank Charles, waiter The Baldwin
Frank Christ, cook, r. 763 Howard
\ Frank Christian C, sailtnaker, r. 1C05)4 Dupont
Frank Clements N., clerk H. W. Frank & Co., r. 64
I Everett
I Frank D., fisherman, r. 4 Bartol
i Frank Daniel, upholsterer Indianapolis Furnitnre
; Co., r. 40254 Grove
Frank Ellen Mrs., r. 328 Third
Frank Eiuanuel M., capitalist, 215 California, r. 1721
Sutter
, Frank Ephralm, clothing and furnishing goods, 535-
I 537 Kearny, r. 931 Jackson
' Frank Euijeue J., clerk, r. 499 5« Fourth
I Frank Ferdinand, merchant (Suisun, Cal.) r. 1709
I Post
Frank Frederick A., butcher, 11 Franklin
' Frank Frederick A. (Frank Bms.* r. The Baldwin
Frank Frederick W. (Mohrlg & Frank) r. 11 Franklin
Frank George L., butcher H. A. Thomsen, r. SE cor
Pine and Polk
Frank Geor^je P. (Frank Bros.) r. Portland, Or.
Frank George W. (Frank & Eisner) r. 1353 Post
Frank George W., miller, r. SE cor Fillmore and Her-
mann
, Frank Henry, packer U. S. A., r. N 8 Sumatra, bet
] Osage and Monongabela
Frank Henry, barber, r. 632 Green, rear
Frank H-nry W. (H. W. Frank & Co.) r. 6t Everett
Frank Herman C, engraver, r. 11 Franklin
FRANK H.W.& CO. ,Henr;.W.
Frank) manufacturers and dealers
beddingfand furniture, 313-316 Com-
mercial
Frank Isacc, r. 1137 Ellis
Frank Isaac F., city agent London, Northern, Queen
and Connecticut lus. Cos., r. 1930 Bush
Frank Isaac H., clerk Neustadter Bros. r. 1924 Sutter
Frank .Jacob, foreman Indianapolis Furniture Co., r.
7-29 !< O'Farrell
Frank Jacob, merchant, office 215 Sansome, room 6,
r. 17(19 Post
Frank James, filecutter, r. 9.33 Folsom
Frank Jean B., fruits and vegetables, 2238 Mission
Frank John, deckhand stmr Modoc
Frank John, groceries, 522 Sixth
Frank John, groceries and liquors, 961 Bryant
Frank John, restaurant and lodgings, 551 First
Frank John C, porter The Whitney Standard Oakland
Transfer Co, r. 36 Clay
Frank John N., barber J. iP. Frenna, r. 11 John
Frank Joseph (estate of) 323 California
Frank Leon, messenger, r. 805 Pine
Frank Leopold H., printer, r. 0612 Bush
Frank Lizzie, widow, r. 524 Filbert, rear
Frank Louis A., bookkepper. r. 2125 Pine
Frank Louisa Mrs., fancy goods, 2002 !< Mason
Frank Mark E. (W-lf & Frank) r. 1405 Steiner
Frank Mark (Weil, Frank & Co.l r. Alameda
Frank Martin (S. H. Frank * Co.) r. 1214 Geary
Frank Maurice, salesman Rosenbaum & Co., r. 2610
Sacramento
Frank Mit hell L., manager Ephraim Frank, r. 931
Jackson
Frank Morris, bookkeeper Kutz k Murr, r. 921 Polk
Frank Moses, orthoepist, 841 Market
Frank Moses A., bookkeeper G. Abrahamson, r. 536
McAllister
Frank Moses J., salesman, r. 1137 Ellis
Frank Nathan, cloak mnfr, r. 536 McAllister
Frank NatUan H., attorney at law, 224 Sansome,
r. 2623 Sacramento
Frank Otto, waiter Herbst & Maas, r. 426 Fourth
Frank Otto H., inspector Health Office, r. 1812 Stockton
Frank Phillip, pickle factory, 101 Cedar At, r. 905
Geary
Frank Relnhard, dairyman, r. cor Falkland and Osage
Frank Samuel, salesman Gage, Shattuck % Co.
Frank Samuel, stockbroker, 329 Pine, r. Oakland
Frank Samuel, tailor, r. 504 Sti>ckton
Frank Samuel H. (S. H. Frank fc Co.) r. 1.521 Scott
Frank S. H. & Co. (Samuel H., Martin, William
and Albert Frank, and A. J. Marcup) tanners and
dealers leather, hides, dye-stuffs, oils and tan-
ners' materials, 406-408 Battery, tannery Redwood
City
Frank Stephen, fruits, NW cor Fulton and Stanyan
Fr.ink W., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Frank William, caner S. F. and Pac. Glass Works, r.
136 Perry
Frank William, carriagemaker. r. 746 Mission
Frank William, dairyman, r. Falkland, bet Osage and
Monongabela
Frank WiUiam (Gutte & Frank) r. 1716 Sacra-
mento
Frank William (S. H. Frank & Co.) r. Redwood City
Frank William, watchmaker L. Porep, r. 317 Bush
Frank William J., carrier Call, r. NS Twenty-flfth,
bet Douglass and Diamond
Frank William T., druagist, r. 3041 Sixteenth
Frank & Eisner (George W. Frank and Milton 8.
Eisner) attorneys at law, 323 California
t^" Frank. See Franck, Francke and Franke
Frank's Block, Mrs. Carrie F. Clark proprietor.
502 Washington
Frank's Saloon, J. L. Radovich & Co. proprie-
tors. 328 Pine.
Franke Emil, r. 625 Clay
Franke Frederick, clerk F. A. Flaherty
Franke Herman, blacksmith, r. 66 First
Franke John, miller Fisher Packing Co., r. 220 Mont-
gomery Av
Franke Rudolph, shoemaker, r. 516 Geary.
i^" Franke. See Frank
Fi ankel Charles, plumber, r. Twelfth At, bet L and M
Frankel David, commercial traveler, r. 915 H McAl-
lister
Frankel Henry Z., r. 1522 Polk
Fraukel Julius (Frankel k Son) r. Twelfth Av, bet L
andM
Frankel L., salesman, r. 405 Powell
Frankel Louis B., broker r. .522 Ellis
Frankel Moses, merchant, r. 71154 Eddy
Frankel Solomon (Frankel & Son) r. Twelfth Av, bet
Land M
Frankel & Son (Solomon and Julius) dairy. Twelfth
Av, bet L and M
Frankenan Albert, bookkeeper M. Hyman & Co., 130
Sansome
Frankenbach Valentine, r. 1616 Buchanan
Frankenberg Bernard, salesman Meyerstein fc Low-
enberg, r. 805 Golden Gate Av
Frankenberg Frederick, salesman Strauss 4 Frohman,
r. 805 Golden Gate Av
Frankenberg Joseph, harnessmaker, 248 Drnmm, r.
805 Golden Gate Av
Frankenberg Leon, salesman A. DaTis k Son, r. 805
Golden Gate At
Frankenberg Louis, r. 244 54 Nineteenth
Frankenburg Brothers (Nathan J. and Louis) cigar*
and tobacco, 1430 Market
Frankenburg Julius, specialist, r. 1013 Larkin
Frankenburg Louis (Frankenburg Bros.lr. 1013Larkin
Frankenburg Nathan J. (Frankenburg Bros.) r. 1U13
Larkin
Frankenheimer Isaac, butcher, r. 208 Golden Gate At
Frankenhelmer Joseph, r. 16.52 West Mission
Frankenheimer Meyer, r. 1630 Sutter
Frankenheimer Meyer, packer, r. 1652 West Mission
Frankenheimer Philip K., clerk, r. 16:«) Sutter
Frankenthal Charles, traveler Davis Bros., Bergmann
i Co., r. 1718 Bush
WHOLESALE A*T) EETAIL
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufactureri of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Marte St.
rn IDCr CVTD A nDV i^^^'' *^^ "'>«''* ertaes of Clarets, HockR,) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
LvLllOL LA I nH Un I iBurgundies.Suuternes, Ports »ud Sherries f 630 WASEnTaTOlT STBEET.
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FrankeDtbal Frederick (Cbarlea L. Weill & Co.) r.219
Grant Av
Frankeothal Jacob, salesman Davia Bros., Bergmann
& Co., r. 1718 Bush
Franklin Abraham, barber 104 Pacific, r. 122 Pacific
Franklin Abe, r. llKiJ^ Fol^om
Franklin Abe, salesman Otto Berman, r. SW cor
Howard and Rausch
Franklin Ahrahara, speculator, r. 424 )» Grove
Franklin Albert, porter ftnir Colima
Franklin Arthur L., r. Ill9 Sutter
Franklin Benjamin, pidiiler. r. 030 Commeroial
FRANKLIN BOOK AND JOB
PRINTING OFFICK, Frank Eastman &
Co., proprietors, 509 Clay
Franklin C. Miss, saleslady Newman & Levinson, r.
122 Pacific
Franklin Charles R., foreman patternmaker Pac. Iron
Works, r. 505 Harrison
Franklin Charles S., clerk, r. 6 Ellis
Franklin David, cashier B. Ltvy & Son, r. 122 Pacific
Franklin Edward, fireman Presidio RR., r. 713 a Union
Franklin Fire Insurance Co. (Philadelphia)
Ed. E. Potter manager. 428 California
Franklin Fannie M. Miss, teacher Golden Gate Pri-
mary School, r. 212 Hermann
Franklin George, clothing, 511 Davis, r. 637 Wash-
ington
Franklin George W., boilersetter, r. 525 Folsom
Franklin Grammar School. Elisha Brooks •principal,
E s Eighth, nr Harrison
Franklin Gravel Mining Co,-( Dutch. Flat, Cal.) George
R. Spinney secretary, 310 Pine, room 28
Franklin H. & Co. (Herman Frankliu) mnfrs cigars,
417 Battery
Franklin Hall, SE cor Pierce and Eddy
Franklin Henry, druggist W. H. Cork & Co., r. 243
Fell
Franklin Herman (H. Franklin & Co., and Franklin &
Miller) r. 905 Suttrr
Franklin Hotel Ne^v, Hugh Curran proprietor,
SE cor Sansome and Pacific
Franklin Hyman, bookkeeper M. Franklin & Bro., r.
629 Golden Gate Av
Franklin Isidor, merchant (Haywards) r. 629 Golden
Gate Av
Franklin James, capitalist, r. 444 Brannan
Franklin James, seaman stmr Willamette
Franklin Jesse, merchant, r. 212 Hermann
Franklin John, waiter, r. 10C2 Powell
Franklin John, wharf buildi r, r. 63 Tehama
Franklin Joseph (M. Franklin & Bro.) r. 1227 Geary
Frank Joseph, r. 714 Broadway
Franklin Julius L., broker, 652 Market, rooms 3-4,
r. 428 Golden Gate Av
Franklin Leon, expressman, SW cor California and
Sansome, r. 15 H Harriet
Franklin Louisa, widow, dressmaker, r. 716 Vallejo
Franklin M. fc Brother (Marcus and Joseph) whole-
sale furiiishing goods, 22-24 Battery
Franklin M. Mrs., widow, r. 525 Folsom
Franklin Marcus (M. Franklin & Bro.) r. 629 Gol-
den Gate Av
Franklin Max, r. 620 Lombard, rear
Franklin Max J. (George Greenzweig & Co.) r. 1420
Sutter
Franklin M. J. k Bro. (Moses J. and Noah J. Frank,
lln) pawnbrokers, 225 Grant Av
Franklin Moses J. (M. J. Franklin & Bro.) r. 711Ji
Ellis
Franklin Noah J. (M. J. Franklin & Bro.) and loan
office and jewelry. 1106 Market and 7 Turk, r. 525
Turk
Frankliu Seward W., painter, r. 525 Folsom
Franklin Simon S., clothing, 122 Pacific
Franklin Spar and Bau Verein, Hugo PfersdorflT sec-
retary, .539 California
FRATINGER & CO.
OF ALL SESCBIFTIONS.
105 KEAENY STREET.
GAS, WATER and STEAM
FITTING,
In all its Branches, Well Done.
PLUMBER,
Established 1860.
605 KEARNV STREET*
Telephone 315.
Franklin Steplten, secretary Bank of California,
N\V cor California and Sansome, r. 811 Hyde
Franklin & Co., forwarding and purchasing agents,
226 Sutter
Franklin & Miller (Herman Franklin and George
L. Miller) manufacturers' agents, 417 Battery
Franks Annie E., widow, r. SE cor Fillmore and Her-
mann
Franks B., fruits and vegetables, 2238 Mission
Franks Caroline, widow, domestic 1711 Mason
Franks Charles, pirformer, r. 1105 Powell
Franks Charles A., liquor saloon, E s Baker, bet Jef-
ferson and Beach
Franks Edward F., beer bottler, r. SE cor Fillmore
and Hermann
Franks Fred (Fred Franks & Co.) r. 711 Jones
Franks Fred Jt Co. (Fred Franks and William J.
Hayf s) stockbrokers, 314 Montgomery, room 6
Franks Isidor, musician, r. 914 Buth
Frank James, agent National Brewing Co., r. SE cor
Fillmore and Hermann
Franks James Jr., fresco painter, r. SE cor Fillmore
and Hermann
Franks J. Cliristian, United States Marshal,
office 45 U. S. Appraisers' Building, r. 411 Mason
Franks Joseph, bottler, r. SE cor Fillmore and Her-
mann
Franks N., tailor, r. 273 Minna
Franks Newman, tailor, 131 Eddy, r. 618 Filbert
Franks William C, printer, r. NW cor Noe and
Twenty-sixth
Frankum Owen W., painter, r. 227 Second
Franquelain Adolph, collector, r. 31 John
Frauquelain Avmand A., clerk, r. 31 John
Franquelain August H., carrier The Guide, r. 31 John
Franquelain Emile, clerk Downing & Schmidt, r. 31
John
Fransen Hans, carpenter, r. 549 Howard
Fransen Peter F.. lumberman, r. 3 Zoe PI ■
Fransoni Luigi, furniture, 1.518 Stockton
Franusii h John, restaurant, 258 Brannan, r. 15 Rin-
con Av
Franz Beruhard, r. 121 Powell
Franz Charles, gardener, t. 1621 Market
Franz Henry, laborer, r. Park Av, rear Lott
Franz Joseph, carpenter, r. 529 Valencia
Franz L., waiter The Baldwin
Franze Henry, clirk, r. Ahlborn House
Franzen George, carpenter John Cook, r. 435 Pine
Franzen Hans, carpenter, r. 549 Howard
Franzen Henry Jr., upholsterer, r. 814 Dolores
Franzoi Charles, tailor L. Gottheim, r. 450 Union
Frapolli Baptiste (Frapolli, Berges & Co.) r. 911 Fil-
bert
Frapolli. Berges k Co. (Babtiste Frapolli, Anselmo
Domeniconi and Pierre B. Berges) wholesale
wines and liquors, 708-710 Sansome
Frapolli Frank J., bookkeeper Frapolli, Berges jt Co.,
r. 911 Filbert
Eraser Andrew, r. 574 Folsom
Eraser Charles, salesman J. L. White & Co., r. 1302)4
California
Eraser Daniel G., foreman Union Ironworks, r. 128;<S
Silver
Eraser David R., master mariner, r. 317 Hyde
Eraser Duncan P., carpenter, r. 117 Valley
Eraser iLdwin J. physician and surgeon, 112 Kearny,
r. 221 Powell "
Eraser George, butcher, r. 565 Jessie
Eraser Gordon, shipcarpenter, r. 334 Duncan
Eraser G. W., carpenter, r. 1009 Leavenworth
Eraser Harry, r. 37 Langton
Eraser Howard, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. E B
Minnesota, bef Solano and Mariposa
ERASER HUGH,
insurance agent,
offlce witU Hutchinson & Mann, 3S4:
California, r. 624 Golden Gate Av
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
nanut'aclurer or every deKoriptfon at
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CABS.
48 to SO Beale Street. Sau Francisco.
Dennett Jump Seats. ^-"'".vi1>\TsAE"\tirRliV13,?"*«* «*•
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494
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. W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
MANDFACTUREBS OF
Plain, Japanned and Stamped
T I ISr XV -A. DFt E!
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Fraser Hugh, teamster, r. 17 Polk
Fraser Hugh, yard foreman Pae. Rolling Mill, r. E b
Louisiana, bet Shasta and Napa
Fraser Hugh W., attorney at law, r. 624 Golden Gate
Av
Fraser James, r. 37 Langton
Fraser James, barber, r. 1028 Market
Fraser James, teacher, r. 624 Goldeu Gate Av
Fraser James A., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 905
Market
Fraser James C, engineer Engine No. 3, r. 1302M
California
Fraser James C, salesman J. L. White & Co.,r. 1302 M
California
Fraser James D., furnished rooms, 126 Sixth
Fraser J. B., currier Frank McAleer; r. 134 Twenty-
sixth
Fraser John, millhand Young & Thompson, r. 808
Laguna
Fraser John J., boilermaker Keystone Boiler Works,
r. 1419 Twenty.first
Fraser John P., painter and polisher, 317 Sutter, r. 610
Mason
Fraser John W., expressman, r. 1522 Turk
Fraser Louis C, with J. C. Flood, r. Alameda
Fraser Mary J. Mrs., dressmaker, 988 Harrison
Fraser N. M. Mrs., dress and cloakmaklng, 131 Post
Fraser Roderick, ship carpenter, r. 970 Harrison
Eraser Simon P., carpenter, r. 522 Howard
Fraser Thomas T., druggist, r. 624 Golden Gate Av
Eraser W., night watchman International Hotel
Fraser William, r. 2531 Pine
Fraser William, blacksmith, r. 824 Kearny
Fraser William, ship carpenter, r. 302 >i Lily Av
Fraser William C, steward Merchants' Club, r. 133
Ivy Av
Fraser William G., salesman Stevenson & Longwill,
r. 624 Golden Gate Av
Fraser William H., patternmaker S. E. Tool Co., r.
807 Harrison
Eraser William L., painter, r. 536 Ivy Av
8^ Fraser. See Frazer and Frazier
Erassi Antonio, artist fresco painter, 612 Post
Fratas Anthony, bartender H. B. Fritzschen, r. 660
Natoma
Fraternal Publishing Co., 252 Market
Fratessa Celestino, laborer, r. N s Sweeny, nr Mer-
rill
Fratessa Paulo, peddler, r. W s Montgomery Av, nr
Bay
Fratessa Tranquello, milkman, N s Sweeny, nr Mer-
rill
Fratilliare John, calker, r. 400 Main
Pratinger A. M., proprietor Eratinger & Go's
Cloak and Suit House, importer and manufac-
turer ladies' and children's cloaks and suits, 105
Kearny, r. 629 P^ost
Fratinger & Go's Cloak and Snlt House.
A. M. Pratinerer proprietor, Avholesale
and retail cloaks and suits, 105 Kearny
Frattillla M., widow, r. 19 Sonora
Frauen Adolph G., pianomaker T. M. Antisell Piano
Co., r. 1028 Potrero Av
Frauen Henry H., shoemaker, 542 Third
Frauen Peter, cabinetmaker Sterling Furniture Co.,
r. 1028 Potrero Av
Erauenholz Hugo, manager Bavaria Brewery, r.l619X
Dupont
Pranenholz Mary A., widow, proprietor Bavaria
Brewery, E s Montgomery Av, bet Green and
Vallejo, and NW cor Greenwich and Scott, r. 135
Chestnut
Frauenholdt Christian, seaman, r. 1307 Alabama
Fravor James H., carpenter, r. 4H Glover
Frawley Henry, coal passer stmt Mexico
Frawley Henry W., shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg &
Co., r. NE cor Fifteenth and Castro
Frawley James P., gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 915
Lyon
Frawley John, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg 4 Co.,
r. 327 Halght
Frawley Kate, widow, r. 24 Federal
Frawley M. J. Mrs., r. 41 Washington Av
Frawley Thomas, junk dealer, r. 512 Eighth
Frawley Thomas K., metalroofer, r. IG'JO Jessie
Fray Thomas, seaman, r. 263 East
Frajer Joseph (Frayer & Perry) and lodgingfl, 603
Washinuton
Frayer & Perry (Joseph Frayer and Thomas H. Perry)
liquor saloon, 304 Sutler
Frayue Frank, r. 607 Pine
Frazee Mary E. , widow, r. 8 Hopeton Terrace
Fraz.er Arthur G., actor, r. 502 Bush
Frazer Charles E., sign painter, 333 Sixth
Frazer James, brakemau, r. New Prescott House
Frazer John S., plasterer, r. 454 Bartlett
Frazer John, laborer, r. 102 Bay
Frazer Paul, tilesetter, r. 1027 Sutter
Frazer Thomas F., blacksmith, r. 1207 Broadwny
Frazer William A., salesman C. Curtin, r. 808 Taylor
8^" Frazer. See Eraser and Frazier
Frazier Albert, bellman Palace Hotel, r. 929 Jackson
Frazier Alfred, foreman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E 8
Louisiana, bet Napa and Shai^ta
Frazier Daniel, carpenter, r. Humboldt Hotel
Frazier Mary A., widow, proptr Esmond House, 43
Sixth
Frazier Patrick B., liquor saloon, NW cor O'Farrell
and Devisadtro
Frazier Louis, cook, r. 347 Jessie
8=?" Frazier. See Fraser and Frazer
Freaner Mary Miss, r. 511 Mason
Frear Allen, boxmaker S. E. Box Co., r. 8 Center
Frear Hugo P., draftsman, r. 908 Pine
Freberg Charles F., r. 244 Chattanooga
Freeh Peter, laborer, r. 5.4 Fourth
Frecon Frederick F., bartender, r. 801 Vallejo
Frederick Adolph, weaver, r. 1707 Stockton
Frederick Henry, packer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 8K
cor Vallejo and Battery
Frederick Mary, Mrs., r. 1426 Mission
Frederick Moe M.. manager Davis Bros. 718-722 Mar-
ket, r. 323 O'Farrell
Prederick W. A. & Co. (W. A. Frederick. George
Schafer and Daniel Sullivan) proprietors Jackson
Brewery, 142S Mission
Frederick William A. Jr., manager Jackson Brewery,
r. 1426 Mission
Frederick William A. Mrs., widow, r. 1426 Mission
Fredericks Charles, bookkeeper, r. 718 California
Fredericks Charles E., salesman, r. 1128 Sutter
Frederic Is Charles J., bookkeeper C.Herrmann & Co.,
r, 332 Kearny
Fredericks Charles W., harnessmaker William Davis,
r. 22 Johnson Av
Fredericks Frank O., salesman, r. 1128 Sutter
Fredericks Frederick C, laborer, r. 915 Montgomery
Fredericks G., machinist, r. 512 Bush
Fredericks Herman, clerk, r. 12 Hampton PI
Fredericks Henry, cook, r. 838 Natoma
Fredericks Henry, bartender The Windsor, r. 655
Jessie
Fredericks Henry, undertaker Suhr ji Baker, r. 1171
Mission
Fredericks Jacob C, expressman, 26 Sansome, r. 16U
Steiner
Fredericks John, porter Newhall Sons i Co., r. 22
Johnson Av
Fredericks John J. Jr., carpenter, r. 22 Johnson Av
Fredericks Joseph (Joseph Fredericks & Co.) r. 1128
Sutter
Predericks Joseph & Co. (Joseph Fredericks)
carpets, oilcloth, furniture and upholstery, 649-
651 Market
Fredericks Leopold, master mariner, r. 10 De Boom
THE BEST
CLOTHING
a
For MEN AND BOYS at
THE HASTINGS
LICK HOUSE BLOCK, SAN FRANCISCO,
99
THE LION Fire lis. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets. $4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN. Manager
WM. SESTOiT, Asjt. MaMjor.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
FEE
495
FEE
Fredericks Louis, waiter, r. 555 Jessie
Fredericks William G.. enfiineer, r. 1230 Mission
Fredericks William, special policeman, r. IfO Perry
Fredericks William H., saw hammerer Tatum &
Bowen, r. 102 Mission
Fredericks William M., bricklayer, r. 760 Folsom
tS" Fredericks. See Fredricks, Frledricks and
Friedericka
Fredericksburg Brewinjr Co., E. A. Denicke
manager San Francisco Depot, oflace 639 Califor-
nia, up stairs, brf^wery San Jo86
FrederickRon Anton H., waiter, r. 2C14 Tehama, B.H.
Fred'-riikson Charles, stevedore, r. 1922 Greenwich
FrederickBon Charles, tanner A. Krieg, r. San Bruno
Hotel
Frederickson Christian, laborer, r. 405 Beale
Frederickson Christian, miner, r. 32 Federal
Frederickson Henry, laborer, r. 47 Vallejo
B£^ Frederickson. See Fredrickson
Frediani Adrian, wines and liquors, 1909 Geary
Fredina Arttelio, clerk, r. 1136 Folsom
Frediani Frank, tailor, r. 515 Union
Frediani Frediauo, clerk G. Rottanzi, r. 464 Minna
Frediani R., waiter, r. 621 Broadway
Fredlund Sigfried E., salesman, r. Nucleus Hotel
Fredman T. lirs., midwife, r. 408 Chestnut
Fredman Theodore, clerk Am. Cracker Co., r. 408
Che(<tuut
Fredricks Arthur K., clerk Henry HoUmann, r. SE
cor Seventeenth and Castro
Fredricks Bernhard G., clerk, r. NE cor Fillmore and
Filbert
Fredricks Elizabeth, widow, r. 124 Collingwood
Fredricks George, cashier Union Iron Works, r. 124
Collingwood
Fredricks Martin, groceries, 156 Ninth
Fredricks William D., clerk, r. 124 Collingwood
07* Fredricks. See Fredericks and Frledricks
Fredrickson Carl J., seaman, r. 116 Berry
Fredrickson F. C. (Wittland & Fredrickson) r. 313
Franklin
Fredrickson Frederick 0. (Wittland & Fredrickson )
r. 8 Hayes
Fredrickson Richard, seaman, r. 531 East
Fredrickson William, captain stmr Transit, r. Oak-
land
8^ Fredrickson. See Frederickson
Free Cougregation Hall, 310 O'Farrell
Free German Congregation, 310 O'Farrell
Free Hermann D., liquor saloon, 321 Bay
Free Jacob, cook Winslow D. Getchell, r. Shasta
Street House
Free Sletliodist Church, Rev. Charles H. Loomls
pastor, 2131 Mission
Free Public Library, E. D. Sawyer president,
Charles Stevens secretary, Frederick B. Perkins
librarian, 428 Bush
Free Robert H., salesman Dewitt & Harris, r. 561
Minna
Free William, machinist, r. 826 Lombard
Free William S., salesman Robert Huigbt & Co., r.
719 Larkin
»■ Free. See Friel and Freil
Freebolt Peter, warehouseman Pac. Rolling Mill
Freeborn Henry, weaver, r. Union House
Freeborn James, capitalist, 306 Pine, room 3, r. NE
cor Jackson and Gough
Freechtte Joseph, harnessmaker, 807 Larkin
Freed Abraham, expressman, r. 129 Langton
Freed C. V., quartermaster stmr Queen of the Pacific
Freed Isaac, porter Abramson, Bacon & Heunisch, r.
833 Bush
Freed Jacob, jeweler R. Bujannoff, r. 129 Langton
Freedman Simon J., agent, r. 215 Kearny
Freel Ann, widow, r. 35 Turk
Freel John, printer U. S. A. Headquarters, r. 35 Turk
Freel John B., clerk, r. 236 Sutter
Freel Mary Miss, dressmaking, 35 Turk
DR. BAZAN^S
THER9IO-EI.ECTRIC
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
WATER FILTERS,
ALL SIZES AND KINDS FOR FAUCETS.
Large Filterers with capacity for cleaning all water
used in the house, simple and cheap.
505 Kearny Street,
Telephone 315.
Plumber,
Established 18G0.
Freel Richard, deck hand stmr Oakland
Freel William, laborer Oregon Imp. Co., r. cor Fifth
and Mission
KT Freel. See Friel and Freil
Freeland Henry, teacher, r. lO'i Natoma
Freeland John J., clerk, r. 18 Clara
Freeland John J., laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r. 5
Hampton PI
Freeland John P., bookkeeper Percy Beamish
Freeland May Miss, copyist, r. 815 Shotwell
Freeland Patrick r. 18 Clara
Freeland William W., clerk Stable Bros., r. Temeacal
8S^ Freeland. See Vreeland
Freeman Abraham C. (Freeman, Bates & Rankin) r.
Palace Hotel
Freeman, Bates & Rankin (Abraham C. Free-
man, George E. Bates and George A. Rankin)
attorneys at law, 409 California, rooms 1-4
Freeman Benjamin (Freeman Bros. & Go.) r. 1115
Post
Freeman Bridget Miss, real estate, r. 144 Clara
Freeman Brothers <& Co. (Emanuel S. and Ben-
jamin Freeman) wholesale dry and fancy goods,
6-8 Sutter
Freeman C. A., waiter stmr Alameda
Freeman Carraell, seaman, r. 226 Minna
Freeman Caroline Mrs., r. 940 Pryant
Freeman Charles, salesman J. W. Girvin & Co., r. 417
Twenty-second
Freeman Charles W., foreman composing room Fran-
ces, Valentine & Co., r. Oakland
Freeman Charles W., speculator, r. 520 Bush
Freeman Daniel C, expressman, r. 10 Caroline PI
Freeman Edward A., groceries, NE cor Hyde and
Pine, r. 1327 California
Freeman Elisha (Phillips & Freeman) r. 516 Folsom
Freeman Eliza, widow, r. 315 Chpstnut
Freeman Emanuel S. (Freeman Bros. & Co.) r. 1115
Post
Freeman Eugene M., pilot, office 506 Battery,
room 9, r. Oakland
Freeman Frank, r. 1640 Sacramento
Freeman Frank B., clerk local freight office S. P. Co.
r. 417 Larkin
Freeman Fred W., master mariner, r. 516 Folsom
Freeman George, laborer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 315
Chestnut
Freeman Gidoon M., surgeon, r. 128 Golden Gate Av
Freeman Herbert D., laundryman Western Laundry
Assn, 1711 Howard
Freeman Hiram F., carpenter, r. 804 Mission
Freeman Jacob (Freeman & Wrin) r. 24 Fair Av
Freeman James, waiter Palace Hotel
Freeman James A., woolgrader Charles 8. Moses &
Co., r. 262!) Harrison
Freeman James E., civil engineer, 104 Montgomery
Block, r. Oakland
Freeman J. E. Mrs., r. 227 Leavenworth
Freeman Jeremiah N., janitor, r. 324 Pine
Freeman John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W s
Kentucky, bet Sierra and Nevada
Freeman John H., U.S. Inspector HullB, U.S.
Appraisers' BIdg, first floor, r. 212 Powell
Freeman Joseph J., boimaker. r. 3031 Geary
Freeman Magnus, bushelman 0. W. Nordwell, r. Oak-
land
Freeman Matthew D., horseshoer, 1927 MlBsion, r.
216 Seventeenth
Freeman Moses C, porter S. P. Co., r. 623 Post
Freeman Perc E., musician, r. 519 Montgomery Av
Freeman Peter, cooper R. Armstrong, r. 204 First
Freeman Philip J., peddler, r. 12J<i Moss
Freeman Robert B., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons,
r. 509 Minna
Freeman Samuel, r. 525 Post
Freeman Samuel F., clerk, r. 1640 Sacramento
Freeman, Smith & Co. (Arthur A. Smith) ship-
ping and commission merchants, 122 California
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 riRST ST.
TBIiEPHONE 82.
EOOKEINDERS.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN. ni.S^^A^aVc'J^SnS
FRE
496
FRE
W. W. Montague & Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENaLTSH AND AMERICAN
EncaiiHtio. Ul:ize<i an<t Plain.
309. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Freeman Thomas, Btevedore, r. 3031 Geary
Freeman Walter F., bookkeeper, r. G13 Geary
Freeman Walter J., boxraaker, r. 234 Bush
Freeman William, r. NW cor Bay and Leaven'worth
Freeman William, expresBman, r. 2703 Polk
Freeman William H., r. 1327 California
Freeman & Wrin (Jacob Freeman and Michael
J. Wrin) plumbers, stoves and ranges, 326 Third
Freer Allen, boxmaker, r. 8 Central PI
Freer E. D. Mrs., r. 322 Mason
Freer E. D., bookkeeper Spring Valley W. W., r. 621
Geary
Freese Andrew C, stevedore, 3 Mission, r. 11 Thir-
teenth
Freese Andrew C. Jr., captain stmr A. E. Freese, 3
Misiion, r. 1625 Folsum
Freese Charles, r. 304 Fremont
Freese Edward, bookkeeper, r. 11 Thirteenth
Freese Frederick A., liquor saloon, 315 East, r. 516
Fulton
Freese Herbert, laborer Pioneer White Lead Works,
r. 304 Freemoiit
Freese Jacob, cigarmaker. r. 2008 Taylor
Freeze Johanna, domestic 2027 Howard
Freese John H., liquor saloon, SW cor Nineteenth
and Valencia
Freese Peter, foreman Jewish Times, r. 138 Kidley
Freese William, r. 30 South Park
Freese William, r. 1607 Post
Freese William, clerk, r. NE cor Greenwich and Fill-
more
Freese William F., r. 11 Thirteenth
iff" Freese. See Frese, Fries and Friese
Freeth Joseph, shoemaker, r. 1149 Market
Frei Andrew, furniture mnfr, 231-239 King, r. 20 Rin-
conPl
Frei John, laborer, r. 427 Fovrth
Frel John, millhand A. Frei, r. 20 Eincon PI
Frei John H, r. 19 Grand Av
t^ Frei. See Frey, Fry and Frye
Freidenrlch David (Naphtaly, Freldenrich k Acker-
man) attorney at law, 426 California, r.607 Lar-
kin
Freidenrlch Samuel, teacher music, r. 1019 Geary
Freiermuth Andrew, laborer Cal. Tallow Works, r. N
e Venezuela, bet Savannah and Platte
Freiermuth Anton, laborer Cal. Tallow Works, r.
Venezuela, nr Savannah
Freiermuth Charles, hardware, 1805 Union
Freiermuth George H., surveyor, r. 1524 Ellis
Frelschling Ferdinand, tailor, r. 6 Clara Lane
Freise Harry, cook, r. 281 Minna
Freise Louis, teamster Jacob Knobloch, r. NE cor
Tennessee and Butte
Freise Paul, butcher, 805 Buchanan, r. 8E cor Grove
and Buchanan
Freise William H., r. 2419k Clay
Frei tag Henry, confectioner, r. 2307 Bush
Freitab Adelaide Miss, teacher music, r. 1818)4 Hyde
Freltas Andrew, cook, r. 21 Anthony
Freitas Autoine, deckhand stmr Mary Garratt
Freltas Anton restaurant, 44 Second, r. 46 Second
Freitas Antonio (Rodgers & Freitas) r. 673 5«S Bryant
FreitHS Antonio L., boxmaker Union Box Factory, r.
1818 J4 Hyde
Freltas Anthony, bartender H. B. Fritzchen, r. 560
Natoma
Freitas C. M. Mrs., r. 320 Drumm
Freitas Emanuel, molder Mechanics' Foundry, r. 315
Drumm
Freitas Frank, driver Albion Brewery, r. Marquesas,
bet Santee and Tallapoosa
Freitas Freeman, deckhand stmr Alameda
Freltas George, sawyer Union Box Factory, r. 117
Jackson
Freitas John, liquor saloon, 1018 Kearny
Freitas Jose M., engineer Geary St. RR., r. 2 Illlot
Park
Freitas Joseph F., waiter Vanonlo & Cuneo, r. 62 Sec-
ond
Freitas Joseph T., barber, r. 321 Drumm
Freltas Julius L.. clerk C.B. Darwin, r. 1818)4 Hyde
Freitas Manuel, liquor saloon, 12 Commercial
Freltas Manuel T. (M. T. Freitas & Co.) r, 11 Elliot
FEEITAS M. T. & CO. ,«.„„.,
T. Freitas and Bernard Sherry) com-
mission merchants, dealers hams,
cheese, egjrs, etc. Point Reyes and
Saucelito batter a Mpeclalty. Sole
nt;entg San Diego Fishiiij; Co. 'a Span-
ish maclcerel, haricndas and skip Jacl£S,
3ia Clay
Freling Arthur, restaurant, 620 Merchant, r. 626 Cali-
fornia
Fremier Julius B., saloon keeper, r. 1432 Mission
Fremery Frank, driver Brown & Wells
Fremont Machine Works, Daly & Cavanagh proptrs,
230 Fremont
French Abraham W., bookkeeper, r. 500 Ellis
FRENCH AND ENGLISH INSTITUTE,
Xavier Mefret director, 1707 Powell
French Benjamin H., clerk W. Gruenhagen & Co., r.
773 Haight
French Board of Underwriters, Edouard Chevassna
agent, 205 Sansome
French Caterers, J. M. Cadenau & Co., 728 Golden
Gate Av
French Charles W., druggist G. O. Burnett, r. 1811
Pine
French Clnh, rooms 105 Stockton
French Consulate, Edmond Carrey consul, 606
Montgomery, rooms 6-8
French Cyrus E., storekeeper American Exchange
Hotel, r. 6451^ Natoma
French Edward r. 106 M Third
French Edward J., watertender, r. 210)4 Clara
French Edward W., solicitor J. Sennett & Co., r. 2110
Mason
French Edward I., carpenter, r. 32 Fourth
French Eugene C, wood engraver, r. 1201 Folsom
French Evangelical Reformed I'hnrch,
Rev. P. P. Briol pastor, N s Post, bet Mason and
Taylor
French F. Mortimore (French & Linforth) r. 2330
Fillmore
French Frank, clerk, r. 330 Duncan
French Frank J., attorney at law. 528 Califor-
nia, r. Ibl7 Jackson
French Frank W., machinist, r. 30 Golden Gate Av
French George E., cashier Rosenthal, Feder k Co., r.
711 Post
FRENCH H. Cm M. D. ,homceo.
pathist) oculist and anrist, opthalmic
surgery a, apecialty, office 114 Geary,
hours 11 A.M. to 3 P. M., r. 3513 Mia-
sion, hours till 9 A.M., and 7 to 8 P.M.
French Hosea E., machinist, r. 915 Polk
French Hospital, Charles Ronget superintendent,
S s Bryant, bet Fifth and Sixth
French James ( Judd & French) r. cor Stanyan and
Gratter
French J. M. Mrs., proprietor Florence Hotel, 102
Ellis
French John, laborer, r. 271 Minna
French John B., proptr Tyler St. Stables, r. 919 Gol-
den Gate Av
French John D., manufacturers' agent hardware,
metals, etc., 109 California, room 8, r. Oakland
French John L. S., clerk J. F. Crosett & Co., r. 1301
Taylor
French John S., teamster, r. 31 Oak Grove Av
French Joseph M., office 206 Front, r. 102 Ellis
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
THE LARGEST
CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY HOUSE
ON THE PAOIFIO COAST.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACB HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Pixtores.
3? MarM St
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
Finer than the class of Champagnes gent from) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
France to this country, but without Brandy. ) 530 WASHllTOTOH STSEET.
FRE
497
FRI
French Library, 120 Sutter, rooms 16-17
French Louis, engineer, r. 2729 Howard
French M. A. cashier The Baldwin, r. 200 Turk
French M. B., r. 529 Valencia
French MarBhall, mining, r. 330 Geary
French Mntnal Benevolent Society, 610
Jackson, Edouard Larthe accountant
French Nellie Mrs., furnished roouie, 501 Post
French SavingfS antl Loan Society, A. Brand
secretary, 534 California
French S. F." Mrs., widow, r. 546 Turk
French S. Park Mrs., widow, r. 1118 Gough
French Stephen T., architect r. 1811 Pine
French Thomas, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg &Co.,
r. 26 Brosnan
French Thomas B., r. 807 Mission
French Thomas J. (T. J. French & Co.) r. 2327 Mis-
sion
French Thomas J., cardriver, r. 1318}^ Natoma
FRENCH T. J. & CO. ,Thon.a,
J. French and Daniel L. Bennett) pro-
prietors mission Cash Grocery, 3337-
$2339 Mission
French W. F., clerk Naval Oflace, Custom House, r.
Oakland
French Wheeler N., teamster, r. 131 Wildey
French William, teaiuster Overland Freight Trans-
fer Co., r. 32 Oak Grove Av
French William L., attorney at law, 143Phelan Bldg,
r. 30 Golden Gate Av
French William R., cardriver, r. 274 Tehama
French Zouave Hall, 8(W Pacific
French & Linforth (F. M. French and Edward
W. Liulorth) hardware, 116 Front
Frengs Frank, laborer, r. 147 Shipley, rear
Frenna Elise, domestic 1114 Post
Freuna Frederick, r. 28 Washington Av
Frenna George J., r. 28 Washingion Av
Frenna Henry A., hostler, r. 107 Turk
Frenna Joseph P., barber, 1204 Post, r. 1528 Post
Frenna Vincent, r. 15 H Bryant Av
Frenz Frar^z, fireman German Hospital
Frese Christian, liquor saloon, 518 Battery, r. 621
Green
Frese F. C. W., accountant Siegfried & Brandenstein,
r. 2531 Pine
Frees Hermann bootmaker, 327 Grant Av, r. 805
Haight
■^ Frese. See Freepe and Fries
Fresno Milling Co. (Fresno, Cal.) J. G. Deming presi-
dent, A. Hallett secretary, office 116 Sacramento
Fretillaire John, calker, r. 4u0 Main
Fretillaire William J., calker, r. 1211 Kearny
Frets Joseph, carpenter, r. 108 Tehama
Fretter Caroline Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1813 Polk
Fretter Robert, hackdriver, r. 702 Harrison
Fretwell Ed^vln, secretary Betfs Spring Co., 218
Fremont, r. 2112 Green
Freud I. fc Co. (Islaor Fieud) dry and fancy goods.
730 Market
Freud Isidor (I. Freud & Co.) r. 222 Post
Freud Isaac (Freud & Sons) r. 1816 Sacramento
Freud J. Richard (Freud fc Sons) r. New York
FREUD & SONS ,lsaac and X
Richard Freud and Mrs. Rosa Vogela-
dorffl importers and manafactureia
corsets, 742-744: Market, and 10-13
Grant Av
rreudenberg Henry, clerk Wangenheim, Sternheim
& Co., r. 816 Larkin
Freudenberg John H., rectifier, r. NE cor Greenwich
and Seott
Freudenberg M. & Co. (Matthias Freudenberg) whole-
sale liquor dealers, 630 Commercial
Freudenberg Matthias (M. Freudenberg b Co.) r. 816
Larkin
CAST IRON PIPE.
GAS and WATER PIPE
And FITTINGS of all Sises.
W. E.~LANE,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
BsUbllshed 1860. Telephone 315.
FRATINGER & CO.
Fine Dressmaking
105 KEARIVY STREET.
Freudenthal Frederick J., cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r.
W s Indiana, bet Sierra and Napa
Freudenthal John, signpainter, r. 15 Geneva
Freudenthal John H., watchman ChI. Sugar Refinery.
r. W s Indiana, bet Sierra and Napa
Freudenthal Peter H., seaman, r. 8 (May
Freuler John, clerk Alfred Borel & Co., r. Oakland
Freund Charles, salesman, r. 1431 Howard
Freund Frank M., with N. Y. Underwriters' Agency,
209 Sansome, r. 1431 Howard
Freund John, trunkmaker D. Block & Co., r. 643 Na-
toma
Freund Otto, barber, r. 1431 Howard
Freund Philip, merchant, r. 1629 O'Farrell
Frey Francis Mrs. (Frey & Merkel) r. 911 Larkin
Frey Charles, coucaver Will & Finck, r. 1111 Filbert
Frey Charles, longshoreman, r. 64 First
Frey Charles, barber, 52 Seventh, r. 244 Minna
Frey Conrad, tailor C. Scheurer, r. 11541i Folsom
Frey Edward C, sewing machine agent, r. 1114}i
Bryant
Frey Frederick, r. 106 }< Third
Frey Frederick, waiter, r. 227 Second
Frey Frederick, groceries and liquors, 1232 Union
Frey Jacob, carpenter, r. 914^ Harrison
Frey I. N., harnessmaker William Davis, r. 13 Everett
Frey John, goldsmith, r. 317 Bush
Frey Julius D., traveling salesman Abramson, Bacon
& Heunisch, r. 1034 Golden Gate Av
Frey Laurence, butcher, r. 4 Otis PI
I^ey R. Mrs., confectionery and bakery, 1034 Golden
Gate Av
Frey Reinhold, cooper, r. 2423 Greenwich
Frey & Merkel (Mrs. Frances Frey and August
Merkel) bakery, 911 Larkin
t^" Frey. See Frel, Fry and Frye
Freyer Robert, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 1513 H Market
Freylach Adolph, bartender, r. 13 Norfolk
Frichette A. F., contractor, r. 89 Powell Av, cor Cali-
fornia Av, B. H.
Frichette Edwin, carpenter Cal. Mills, r. 103 Cali.
fornia Av, B. H.
Frichette Louis D., carpenter and builder, 106 Wash-
ington, r. 89 Powell Av, B. H.
Frichette Louis E., carpenter, r. 313 Franklin
Frirk Friedericke, widow, r. 2122 Howard
FRICK HENRY M. stairbuUder,
ail Mission, r. 334 Shot\ve]l
Frick Louis, barber Fleischman & Semler, r. 616
Bush
Fricke August, paperhanser, r. 636 Commercial
Fricke Charles (Lievre, Fricke & Co.) r. 2123 Union
Fricke Frederick (Beth & Fricke) r. 147 Ninth
Fricke George C. (Lievre, Fricke Jt Co.) r. 929Jj Fll-
bert
Friech Jacob, cook, r. 348 Fourth
Fried David, barber, r. 1527 Turk
Fried Henry, clerk, r. 412 Taylor
Fried Rudolph, waiter, r. 1527 Turk
Fried William, bartender, r. 429 Bush
Friedberg A., r. 333 O'Farrell
Friedberg Bessie, widow, r. 17 Garden
Friedberg E., compositor Fllmer i Stiller Electro Co.,
r. North Oakland
Friedberg Isaac M., commercial traveler Greenebaum.
Weil & Michels, r. 1022 Hyde
Friedberg Noah S., junk, 1026 Howard, r. 424 Sixth
Friedberg Bachael, widow, r. 625 Walnut, Av
Friedel Charles F., millhand Miller & Hamilton, r.
20^ Willows Av
Friedel Frederick T.. shoemaker, 168 )j Steuart. r. 894
Dolores
Friedeniaun Charles D., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt
- * Co., r. 913 Vallejo
Frledemann George, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. 913 Vallejo
JOHN HAMMOND
32
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
]fanar»ctDrer of every deacriptlon of
PASSBNOBR, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
4S to 80 Be»le Street. Kan FramclJMO.
Truman, Isham & Hooker, ^''■^VTiri':fdr?&?'A%'^^t^'^^
FRI
498
FRI
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTKlia OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
309, 811, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STEEET
QQ
Friedericli Gustav, accountant London and San
Francisco Bank (limited) NW cor California and
Leidesdortt'
Friedhofer George (Friedhofer & Son) r. 219 Capp
Friedhofer Paul (Friedhofer k Son) r. 219 Capp
Friedhofer William F., druggist K. E. White t Co., r.
2302 Howard
Friedhofer k Son (Paul and George) blacksmithB,
351 Third
Friedlandpr Adolph, clerk D. Samuels, r. Alameda
FRIEDLANDEE B. n^ercnant
tailor, 1065 Market, r. Itt Octavia
Friedlander, Behneman & Co. (Herman Friedlander,
Henry Behneiuan and Adolph Mantner) wholesale
liquors, 221 Sansouie
Friedlander Brothers (Herman and Ernest) mnfrs
ladies and children underwear, 518 Market
Friedlander Ernest (Friedlander Bros.) r. 325 Oak
Friedlander Felix, jeweler Rothschild & Hadenfeldt,
r. 1522 O'Farrell
Friedlander Ouftavus, clerk, r. 916 Sutter
Friedlander Harry, r. 1913 Clay
Friodlandar Henry A., clerk E. Shrier, r. 7 Fulton
Friedlander Herman (Friedlander, Behneman & Co.)
r. 300 !< Turk
Friedlander Herman (Friedlander Bros.) r. 310M Fell
Friedlander J., shirtmaker, r. 305 Minna
Friedlander Joseph, clerk Anglo Calif omian Bank,
r. 916 Sutter
Friedlander L. Mrs., costumer, 202 Steyenson cor
Third
Friedlander Louis (Friedlander & Kaeser) r. 2150
Mission
Friedlander Louis, speculator, r. 7 Fulton
Friedlander Moritz, mining, 419 California, room 5,
r. 1104 Market
Friedlander Otto, artist, r. 819k Larkln
Friedlander Samuel, clerk D. Samuels, r.218 Stockton
Friedlander Samuel J. (Friedlander & Koch) r. 908
O'Farrell
Friedlander Sigmund, agent, r. 518 Grove
Friedlander T. Cary, secretary San Francisco
Produce Exchange and San Francisco Produce
Exchange Call Board Association, office 24 Mer-
chants' Exchange, r. 1913 Clay
Friedlander & Kaeser (Louis Friedlander and Edward
Kaeser) mnfrs cigars, 429 Montgomery
Friedlander & Kocli (Samuel J. Friedlander and
Henry Kochj importers and jobbers hats. and
caps, 21-23 Sansome
Friedlander's Building, NW cor California and San-
some
Friedman Alfred, clerk fl. & L. Block, r. Oakland
Friedman Charles (Offer & Friedman) r. 736 McAl-
lister
Friedman Emanuel M., clerk Macowsky Bros., r. 607
Bush
Friedman E. Mrs., widow, r. 910 O'Farrell
Friedman Frederiik. agent, r. 427 Grove
Frie.lman Harry, barber, r. 214 Pacific
Friedman Isaac (Friedman & Rosencrantz) r. 1910
Larkin
Friedman Isaac, tailor, r. 938 Folsom
Fl iednian Isadore, canvasser, r. 1817 Pine
Friedman J., r. Palace Hotel
Friedman Joseph, salesman Greenberg & Greenberg
Friedman Joseph, woodturner George F. Atkinson, r.
166 Clara
Friedman Max, drygoods, 228 Stockton, r. 16 Stock-
ton PI
Friedman Max, restaurant keeper, r. 718 Ellis
Friedman Myer, driver W. Michelsen & Son, r. 615
Ellis
Friedman Paul, r. 736 McAllister
Friedmau Philip J., merchant, r. 12M Moss
Friedman Ralph, salesman G. Abrahamson, r. 1413
I Van Ness Av
Friedman Samuel, cigars, 1200 Polk, r. 1113 Sutter
Friedman Solomon, junk dealer, 183 Sixteenth
Friedman & Rosencrantz (Isaac Friedman and MoBes
Kosencrautz) matzu bakery, 433 Sixth
Frlfrdmann Louis, entry clerk Roseubaum k Co. r
910 O'Farrell
Friedmann Marcus, merchant (Virginia City, Nev.)
r. 539)4 Hayes
Friedricb Charles G., groceries and liquors, 2398 Fol-
som
Friedrich George A., saloon keeper, r. 717 Stockton
Frit-drich Henry, cooper, r. 118 Drumm
Friedrich John G., restaurant, 2133)4 Mission, and
furnished rooms, 2133 Mission
Friedrich Karl A., with C. Hellwig, r. 2398 Folsom
Friedrich L. L., musi( ian, r. 1129 Miseiun
FriedrJchB Conrad, cook, r. 411 Pa«llic
Friedrichs Detlef, bartender Wheeland & CoUina, r.
331 Montgomery
Friedrichs Henry (Friedrichs & Qercke) r. 737 Treat
Av
Friedrichs John J., porter, r. 22 Johnson Av
Friedrichs Philip, teacher music, r. 241 Sixteenth
Friedrichs & Gercke (Henry Friedrichs and Wil-
liam Gercke) proprietors San Francisco Furni-
ture Factory, N s Berry, bet Third and Fourth,
salesroom 158-160 New Montgomery
0^ Friedrichs. See Frederichs, Fredericks and
Fredricks
Friel Charles, janitor St. Ignatius College, r. 704 Ful-
ton
Friel James, fireman stmr Santa Rosa, r. 14 Tehama
Friel James, horse shoer, 339 Tenth, r. 1714 Jessie
Friel John, fireman, r. 541 First
Friel Joseph, r. 604 Minna
Friel Mary, widow, r. 17 Laskle
Friel Maurice, fireman, r. 1418 Powell
Friel Patrick, assistant engineer stmr San Juan
Friel Patrick, laborer, r. 2 Kohler's PI
tSr Friel. See Freel and Friele
Friele Daniel E., master stmr City of Sydney, r. 1505
Jones
Frieling Peter, barber, 228 Brannan
Friend Edmund, r. 20 Montgomery
Friend Isaac, merchant, r. 1816 Sacramento
Friend Jacob M., clerk Bachman Bros., r. 913 Sutter
Friend Josie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 120 Ellis
Friend Samuel, clerk Bachman Bros., r. 923 Geary
Friend William H., cashier Sun Insurance Co., 428
California, r. Oakland
Frier George, clerk Nevada Bank, r. Alameda
Fries Alexander & Bros. (Cincinnati, O.) mnfrs essen-
tial oils, etc., Herrmann & Co. agents, 313 Sacra-
mento
Fries Christian, waiter, r. 138 Shipley
Fries Katrina Miss r. 504 Third
Fries Leopold H., cook, r. 675 Mission
Fries Mathew, waiter Page & Falch, r. 138 Shipley
Fries Peter, compositor, r. 20 Brosnan
Fries William, president Eureka Consolidated
Mining Co., 3u9 Pine, room 9, r. 1607 Post
ay Fries. See Freese and Frese
Frieseuhausen Charles, cigar maker, r. 2029 Geary
Friesenhansen John, cigar mnfr, 2029 Geary
Frietsch Charles, clerk, r. 524 Fourth
Frietsch Louis, laborer, r. 22 Bluxome
Frigg Jacob, farmer, r. 1309 Stockton
Friis Charles S., master brigantine J. D. Spreckles
Frincke Henry J., janitor, r. 514 Bush
Fringer Reuben S., foreman piano factory Sherman,
Clay & Co., r. 727 Bush
Fringer Richard, piano tuner Sherman, Clay & Co.,
r. 727 Bush
Frink Christopher, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. E
s Pennsylvania Av, bet Sierra and Napa
Frink George K., r 439 Golden Gate Av
Frink Oeor{3:e W., manager Pac. Coast Land Bu-
reau, 618 Market, r. Los Angeles
SSIXI
ti
UNDERWEAR
-AT...
THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO,
ORIENT Ins. Co. OF HARTFORD i
Capital,
Assets,
$1,000,000
$1,551,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SEZTOK, Asst. Uaueer.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FmST STREET.
FRI
499
FEO
Frlnk W. K., r. 2208 Jackson
Frlot Alfred J. N.. dairy produce, 57-58 Washington
Market, r. 520 M.rchmit
FriBbie C. E., sterotjper Palmer & Rey, r. Oakland
Frisbip David, bootblack stuir Bay City
Frisbie Ertward G., physician and surgeon,
office and r. 2135 Bush, office hours 1 to 4 P. m.
and 7 to 8 p. m.
Frisbie Frank, bookkeeper Wormser k Co., r. Ameri-
can ExcUanse Hotel
Frisbie James D., r. 328)4 Third, rear
Frisbie Moses, liquor saloon, 534 Jackson, r. 103
Montgomery Av
Frisbie Thomas M., housemover, r. 419 Powell
Frisch Henry, clerk Charles B. Duveneck, r. SE cor
Seventeenth and Eureka
Frisch Herman H., liquor saloon. 130 Seventh
Frisch John W., groceries, 132 Seventh
Frisch William, bakery, 804 Greenwich
Frische Diedrich, clerk John L. Kreye, r. 150 First
Fi ischmuth Charles, baker, r. 240 Sutter
Frisius Mina. widow, r. 418 Shotwell
Frisk Emil, tanner A. Krieg, r. Frauconia House
Friske P. G., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r. 422
Natoma
Fritch Edgar H., correspondent Cal. Electric Light
Co., r. 1008 Green
Fritch Georgre, coal, 143 East, r. 1008 Green
Fritch J. Homer, with George Fritch. r. 709 Shotwell
Fritsch B. (Thomas Taylor & Co.) r. Munich, Ger-
many
Fritsch August K., harnessmaker, r. 32 Tenth
Fritsch Emil, accountant Thomas Bell & Co.. r. 810
Leavenworth
Fritsch Louis, cigars and tobacco, 105 M Washington
Fritsch Louis, porkpacker, r. 226 Kitch
Fritsche Alfred R., clerk Gutte & Frank, r. 409 Twen-
ty-second
Fritsche Joseph, boots and shoes, 224 Broadway
Fritschi John H. (Fritschi & Segesser) r. 271 Ste-
venson
Fritschi Olrich, furniture factory, 718 Minna, r. 722
Minna
Fritschi & Segesser (John H. Fritschi and Peter Se-
gesser) liquor saloon, S\V cor Morton and Kearny
Fritz August, compositor George Spaulding & Co., r.
1617 Howard
Fritz Charles, musician, r. 1214 Kearny
Fritz Dietrick H., blacksmith, r. 615 Pine
Fritz Eugene N. (Fritz & Kean) r. 2526 i<i Mission
Fritz Frank H. (Suhmidt & Fritz) r. 700 Broadway
Fritz Frederick A., hackdriver, r. 830 Folsom
Fritz Henry D., blacksmith Cal. Boiler Works, r. 615
Hyde
Fritz John, r. 315 Stockton
Fritz John, engineer, r. 13454 Seventh
Fritz John, laborer Selby Smelting and Lead Co., r.
1617)4 Howard
Fritz Joseph, carpenter, r. 108 Tehama
Fritz M. A. Mrs., widow, r. 609 McAllister
Fritz William, car driver, r. 1318)4 Natoma
Fritz & Kean (Eugene N. Fritz and Michael C. Kean)
plumbers and gashtters, 130 Geary
Fritzschen Herman B., liquor saloon, NW cor Steuart
and Mission, r. 438 Nntoma
Frizell Frank, sawyer Union Box Factory, r. 421
Harrison
Frizell Richard J., shoemaker, r. 510 Bryant
Frizzi Augustine, locksmith, r. 32 Austin
Froboese G. Henry, clerk Swain Bros., r. 405 Kearny
Frodsham Edward, collect6r, r. 510 Jones
Frodsh am Henry, passenger agent Pennsylvania
Railroad, 10 Montgomery, r. 827 Post
Frodsham John, cleik, r. 827 Post
Froebel Kindergarten School, NE cor Post and Fill-
more
Froelicb Cliristian Jr. , manufacturers' agent
202 Market, room 8, r. Grand Hotel
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIEKMO-Kr,ECTRIC
RUSSIAN and TDRDSH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Bails Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
LEAD PIPE, SOLDER, TIN
AND SHEET LEAD.
l.ead Work of all klndu well done.
Plumber,
Established 1860,
505 Kearny Street.
Telephone 315.
1213
Oak-
Froelich Otto, merchant (Los Angeles, Cal.)
Eddy
Froelich Theodore, bookkeeper A. ■WaldBtein,
land
Frohlich Henry, seaman, r. 5 Washington
Frohm Albert, teamster, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Frohman Herman, clerk, r. 427 Grove
Frohman S. i: Co. (Solomon Frohman) cigars and to-
bacco, 335 Kearny
Frohman Solomon (S. Frohman & Co.) r. 230 Kearny
Frohmann Emanuel, fringemaker A. Colombat, r. 723
Webster
Frohmann Ferdinand, bookkeeper S. Lachman tCc,
r. 723 Webster
Frohmann Henry (Kohlberg, Strauss & Frohmann) r.
1819 Mason
Frohmann Isaac, secretary, r. 730 Webster
Frohmann Susmann, boots and shoes, 545 Hayes, r.
723 Webster
F^ohn John, shoemaker, r. 254 Steuart
Fromage Pierre, cook, r. 1628 Stockton
Froment Antoine, cook, r. 407 Stevenson
Froment Mars A., machinist, r. 729 B:iy »
Fromheim William, groceries and liquors, 3253 Sut-
ter
Fromm Frederick J., cook, r. 228 Bush
Fromm Gustave, longshoreman, r. 115 Vallejo, rear
Fromm Louis, brewer, r. 681 Mission
Fromm Louis (7romm & Schaefer) r. 2502 Washing-
ton
Fromm Nicholas, cooper Cal. B.irrel Co.
Fromm William, driver, r. 1428 Mission
Fromm <fc Schaefer (Louis Fromm and Charles
Scbaeferj manufacturers upholstery trimmiugs,
543 Market
Fronemann Henry A., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons,
r. 71 Stevenson
Front Street Block, E s Front, bet Clay and Washing-
ton
Front Street Free Warehouse, Gilman &
Dunforth proprietors, 3W cor Front and Broad-
way
Frontln Eliza A. Miss, teacher Whittier Primary
School, r. 1119 Scott
Frontin J. G. Mrs., widow, r. 1119 Scott
Frontin Joseph B., collector John J. O'Farrell. r. 1119
Scott
Frontin Mary J. Miss, teacher Whittier Primary
School, r. 1119Sjott
Froomberg Abraham (R. I. Green & Co.) r. 915 Natoma
Froomberg Bernard, clerk, r. 524 Bush
Froomberg Charles, upholsterer Pacific Spring and
Mattress Co., r. 530 Bush
Froomberg Isaac, r. 524 Bush
Froomberg Jane, r. 1720 Sutter
Froomberg Ray Miss, millinery, 524 Bash
Froomberg Susan, milliner Ray Froomberg, r. 621
Bush
Fross Bernhardt, tailor, 410 Kearny, r. 616 Fulton
Fross Morris-, tiilor, r. 1020 Hyde
Frost Archibald, salesman J. B. Russell, r. 315 Ellis
Frost Carleton S., bookkeeper A. B. Patrick & Co., r.
827 Post
Frost Charles H., salesman Sullivan, Kelly k Co., r.
1721 Webster
Frost C. L. Miss, r. 632 Jessie
Frost Eugene, clerk Overland Packing Co., r. 1721
Webster
Frost Frank W., clerk, r. 1721 Webster
Froet Herbert S., florist George B. Jones, r. 327
Kearny
Frost Horatio, house and sign painter, 122 Geary, r.
1721 Webster
Frost James, physician, 1 Fifth, r. 30 Twelfth
Frost James W., manufacturers' agent, 12 Montgom-
ery, r. 90) Guerrero
Frost John H., commercial traveler Am. Oil Co., r.
604 Eddy
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TEUEPHONB 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN, has^thk i.argest business
ANY AAIKRICAN COMPANT.
FKO
500
FUL
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Trimminffs
a Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Frost LoiilB P., r. 016 Clay
Frost Lucy A., widow, r. 221 Capp
Frost Thomas, boilermaker Union Iron Works, r. 613
Bryant
FroBt Walter C, butcher, r. 514 Valencia
Frouch Henry, teamster Overland Freight Trans-
fer Co
Frowenfeld Edward (B. Dreyfus k Co.) r. New York
Frowenfeld Jacob (B. Dreyfus & Co.) r. 1423 Sutter
Fruchpy Jesse C, carpeuter, r. 418 Minna
FrucbtenlcLt Diedricb, teatuster, r. 37 Pacific
Fucik John, pressman F. Korbel fc Bros., r. 411 Fifth
Fruebis Joseph, aitist, r. 147 Ninth
Fiugoli Ferdinand, trults and yegetables, 240 O'Far-
rell. r. 510 Post
Fruit and Flo^ver Mission, meets at 713 Mis-
sion Thursday mornings
Frunz Anton, cheesemakei, r. 431 Pine
Frush Carroll V., drugf;ist, r. 216 Francisco
Fnitiger Oathrine, widow, r. 2303 Fillmore
Frutiger Jnhn, gardener, r. 411 Pacific
Fry Abby Mrs., r. 333 Shipley
Fry Annie, widow, r. 110 William
Fry Daniel W., porter, r. 826 Folsom
Fry George L., floorwalker J. L. White & Co., r. 1020
Market
Fry John D., president California Safe Deposit
and Trust Co., .326 Montgomery, r. 1812 Jackson
Fry Nettie Miss, saleslady J. L. White & Co., r. 145
Ellis
Fry Thomas C, bootblack, r. Ill Prospect Av
Frv Thomas J., hackman, r. 620 Market
fl0~ Fry. See Frei, Frey and Frye
Frye Charles, assistant treasurer Baldwin Theater, r.
821 I.arkin
Frye E. E. Mrs., r. 526 Kearny
Frye Frank, printer, r. 701 Stockton
Fryer Robert, shoemaker, r. 1323 H Market
Fuchs Charles, engraver, 3 Hardie PI, r. Alameda
Fuchs Charles, teacher music, 1024 Hyde
Fuchs George i Fuchs & Euler) r. 966 Harrison
Fuchs George Jr., shipping clerk, r. 966 Harrison
Fuchs Henry, bartender AA House, r. 37 Sacramento
Fuchs Joseph, contractor, r. 24 Turk
Fuchs Joseph, cooper Lafayette Brewery, r.725 Green
Fuchs Katie, domestic 904 O'Farrell
Fnchs Matthew, molder, r. 527 Mission, rear
Fuchs Nicholas, butcher, 3 Grand Central Market,
and 315 Sixth, r. 125 Fell
Fuchs Robert, toys and baskets, 421 Montgomery Av
Fuchs Stephen, barber, r. 221 M O'Forrell
Fuchs & Euler iGeorge Fuchs and Harry Euler
Jr.) Fifth Street Furniture Manufacturing Co.,
523-527 Fifth
Fuendeling: Julius Rev., pastor St. Marks
Lutheran Church, r. 705 Bush
Fuendellng William C, baker, r. Ill Capp
Fuente Adela. widow, r. 738 Vallejo, rear
Fuezy John F., tailor Henry Bruggemann, r.713 Cali-
fornia
Fugazi Francisco, r. 115 Oregon
Fngazi Frank (Crocco & Fugazi) r. 546 Green
Fugazi J. F. & Co. (John F. Fugazi and Egisto C.Pal-
niieri) steamship agents, 5 Montgomery Av
Fugazi John F. (John F. Fugazi & Co.) r. 934 Union
Fugazzi Mntteo, laborer, r. 932 Montgomery
Fupundes Mary Miss, seamstress, r. lOMedau PI
Fuhrberg Herman, teacher Mission Turner School, r.
Ahlborn House
Fnhrig Dora Mrs., midwife, r. 84 Everett
Fuhrig Herman, machinist, r. 84 Everett
Fuhrmau Alfred, r. 1153 Mission
Fuhrman Frank, shoemaker Porter, Slessinger k Co.,
r. 819 Mission
Fuhs Matthias, machinist National Iron Works, r.
100 Francisco
Fulren Christian, laborer Hobbs, Wall b Co., r. 633
Bryant
Fniren Jacob H., laborer, r. 533 Bryant
Fujii Saburo, consul Japan, ofBce 107-109 Phelan
Bldg, r. Alameda
Fiilda Albert, witn Fulda Bros., r. 1810 Laguna
Fnlda Kernhard, btitcher, r. 702 O'Farrell
FULDA BROTHERS (Lamanlne
R. Fulda and Estate of Henry C. Ful-
da) proprietors California Wine Coop-
era(;e and Planing Mill, 30>40 Spear
Fulda Edward, with Ful.la Bro.s., r. Ulu Lacuna
Fulda Lamartiue R. (Fulda Bros.) r. 106 Ellis
Fulda T. Miss, saleslady Davis Bros., r. 702 O'Farrell
FuUard H. I. Mrs., widow, r. 1023 Mission
Fullard William C, salesman John H. Dall, r. 1023
Mission
Fuller Alvarado M., second lieutenant Troop K, 2d
Cavalry, U. S. A., Presidio
Fuller Arnold T., r. 1518 Pacific Av
Fuller Charles, expressman, r. 216 Francisco, rear
Fuller Charlen Mis., kindergarten, NE cor Buchanan
and Washington
Fuller Charles H., dentist, 44 St. Ann's Bldg, 80&
Leavenworth '
Fuller Charles H., salesman John H. L. St. John &
Co., r. 10 Hayes
Fuller David, expressman, r. 920 Natoma
Fuller David M., painter, r. 26 Valparaiso
Fuller E. L., r. 827 Polk
Fullf r Ellen, widow, r. 301 Turk
Fuller Frank J., night inspector Custom House, r.
644 Stevenson
Fuller Frank W., r. 612 Bash
Fuller George E., porter W. H. Wood k Co., r. 1506
Franklin
Fuller George H., manufacturer ofiBce furniture,
638-640 Mission, factory 152-154 Bluiome, r. 668
Twentieth
Fuller Hannah C, widow, r. 1307^ Polk
Fuller H. B. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1112 Hyde
Fuller Hinds, city agent Fireman's Fund Insurance
Co., r. Oakland
Fuller Jacob, laborer Lobos Square Packing Honse
Fuller James A., r. IMO Folsom
Fuller John M., conductor Market St. RB., r. 6 Pre-
cita Av, nr Mission
Fuller Josiah P., carpenter, r. 411 Tehama
Fuller Lewis H., clerk ticket auditor's ofilce S.P. Co.,
r. 236 Fair Oaks
Fuller M. Mrs., r. 15033^ Market
Fuller Mary, widow, r. 1518 Pacific Av
Fuller Orlando, r. 210 Bush
Fuller Patrick, r. 1006 Sansome
Fuller Pauline Mrs., r. 1023 Vallejo
Fuller Philip, butcher, r. 12 Page
Fuller Sherwood W., manager Heywood Bros, k Co,,
r. 26 Hill
Fuller Thomas, harnessmaker, 628 Front
Fuller William H. (Fuller & Williams) r. 706 Hayes
Fuller William M., clerk Firemans Fund Ins. Co., r.
115 Ridley
Fuller William P. (Whittier, Fuller & Co.) r. 839
O'Farrell
FuUerWilliamP. Jr. (Whittier, Fuller & Co.) r. 839
O'Farrell
Fuller k Williams (William H. Fuller and Edward A.
Williams) photographers, 1150 Market
FuUerton John, captain Bark Oreola, r. 1045 Mission
FuUerton Thomas, laborer St. Mary's Hospital
FuUerton William G., accountant, r. 2007 Leaven-
worth
Fullmer L. D., salesman J. A. Folger k Co., r. Oak-
land
Fullum Edward, cabinetmaker, r. 146 Clara
Fulluni Edward, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
504 Howard
Fullum Thomas, papermaker, r. 146 Clara
Fullum Thomas J., cigarmaker, r. 146 Clara
WINDOVILSHADES.
Plain, Fringed, Decorated and Embroidered Sliades
made to order in any size or style.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MAKKET STEEET,
UEIT ABOTB PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRYi
Oi moat dellMteflaTor and the only true ^ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
Champagne produced inthe Doited States, j 630 WASEIKQTOK &TBEET.
FUL
501
FUR
Fulman Charles, millwright, r. 226 Pacific
Fulton A. L., coiapoBitor Filmer & Stiller Electro.
Co., r. 820 Folaom
Fulton Albert, shipcarpenter. r. 456 Twentieth
Fulton Alonzo, cook, r. 664 Mission
Fulton Charles, carriagepaiater, r. 2.5 Rltch
Fulton Charles A., clerk U. S. Navy Pay Office, r.
299 Hyde
Fulton Charles P., saloon keeper, r. 704 California
Fulton Daniel, steward, r. 145 Shipley, rear
Fulton Emily J., widow, r. 2852 Mission
Fulton George M., carpt nter, r. 456 Twentieth
Fulton Hector, carpenter, r. 449 Twentieth
Fulton Hugh, compositor Alia, r. 347 Fremont
Fulton Iron Worlcs, Hinckley, Spiers & Hayes
proprietors, works Fremont, Howard and Beale,
office 220 Fremont
Fulton James J., teacher, St. Mary's College
Fulton John B., foreman S. F. Cordage Factory, r. W
B Iowa, bet Sierra und Nevada
Fulton John J., patent medicine, 132 Townsend
Fulton John M., machinist Goss it Dow, r. W s Iowa,
bet Sierra and Nevada
Fulton John R., with Meyer, Wilson & Co., r. 931
Eighteenth
Fulton John W. (Fulton & Triplett) r. 702 California
Fulton Joseph, miner, r. 803 Mason
Fulton Joseph M., dyer, r. 69 Jessie
Fulton Liivery Stable, Doyle & Bumsted proprie-
tors, 246 Third
Fulton Lodging House, 617 MiSKion
Fulton Mary, widow, r. 202 Waller
Fnlton Samuel J., physii'ian, 1445 Leavenworth
Fulton The, 8W cor Larkinaud Fulton, opp New City
Hall
Fulton Theodore, bartender John Ferguson, r. 2010 )i
Mason
Fulton Wallie, with Geo. C. Shrove & Co., r. W s Iowa
bet Sierra and Nevada
Fulton WiUiam (Pickens, Fulton & Co.) r. 2418 Wash-
ington
Fulton William, r. 2119 Pine
Fulton William G., painter, r. 166 Perry
Fulton William L., compositor Chronicle, r. 407 Minna
Fulton & Triplett (John W. Fulton and Charles E.
Triplett) wines and liquors, 659 Clay
Funcheon John, whlpmuker Keyston Bros., r. cor
Jersey and Vicksburg
Funck Carl, painter, r. 19 Sherwood PI
Funcke Alexander, tanner Philip G. Funcke, r. Su-
matra, ur Railroad Av
Funcke Eliza, widow, r. 1402 McAllister
Funcke Philip Jr., tanner Philip G. Funcke, r. Sum-
atra, nr Railroad Av
Funcke Phillip G., tannery, cor Falkland and Talla-
poosa, r. Sumatra, nr Railroad Ay
lO" Funcke. See Funke
Funk Christian C, sailmaker, 46 Clay, r. 1605 M Du-
pont
Funk Henry, barber, r. 632 Green
Funk John, clerk Jacob Bill, r. Fifth nr Natoma
Fuuke Alfred, teamster, r. 141 Shipley
Funke Gusiave, boarding, N s Venezuela, bet Tom-
bigbee and Potomac
Funke Henry, laborer, r. 15 Preston PI
Punkeustein Edward, office 320 Sansome, r. 838 O'Far-
rel
Funkenstein Julius, real estate broker, 320 Sansome,
r. 838 O'Farrell
Fnrbush EUia M., salesman, r. 813 Lombard
Furbush Moses, r. 813 Lombard
Furet Harry, clerk, r. 238 Taylor
Furey Eugenie, r. 8 San Autonia
Furey J., helper Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 110 Mc-
Allister
Furey James, pork packer Loboa Square Packing
House, r. 2118 Greenwich
Furger Mary A. Mrs., r. 520 Natoma
FRATINGER & CO.
LADIES' SUITS
OP ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
105 KEARNY STREET.
THE LATEST IMPROVED
PATENT W.iTER CLOSETS.
SANITARY SEWER CAS TRAPS
Put in by skilled workmen.
^A/_ E- L_A3iTE^
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Furger Moritz, milkman furrer & Bauman. r. Oirard.
ur Bacon. U. M. T.
Furgesen Paul, master mariner, r. 263 East
Furley John F., gold beater James Newman, r. 824
Pacific
Furlong C. J. Mrs., widow, r. 915 Eddy
Furlong George, laborer, r. 1022 Montgomery
Furlong Herbert, dental student Henry E. Knox, r.
915 Eddy
Furlong J., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Furlong James, cooper, r. 1022 Montgomery
Furlong James, stevedore, r. 15 Natoma
Furlong John, boilermaker, r. 313 Day
Furlong John, cook, r. 815 Pacific
Furlong John, longshoreman, r. 26 Federal
Furlong .Joseph, butcher, 1501 Polk r. 1529 Sutter
Furlong Joseph, seaman, r. 715 Howard
Furlong Maggie Miss, shoefitter, r. 1022 Montgomery
Furlong Mary; widow, bakery and confectionery, 1072
Howard
Furlong Nicholas, attorney at law, 619 Montgomery,
rooms 36-37, r. 1126 Broadway
Furlong Patrick, r. 114 William
Furlong Patrick, assistant superintendent Potrero and
B.V. KR., r. W s Kentucky, bet Sierra and Ne-
vada
Furlong Patrick, longshoreman, r. 39 Minna
Furlong Richard, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W s
Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Furlong Thomas, laborer Potrero and B. V. RB., r.
W s Kentucky, bet Sierra and Nevada
Furlong Thomas, policeman, r. 293 Union
Furlong Thomas N., show cases, 1221 Market, r. 911
Fulton
Furman 0. J. Mrs., proptr Change House, 331 Mont-
gomery
Furman Henry M., secretary and treasurer San
Pedro and Port Costa Lumber Cos., 4 California,
r. 2513 Fillmore
FumesR John, contractor, 30 New Montgomery, r. cor
Hermann and Steiner
Furney William F., compositor Joseph Winterburn
& Co., r. 717 Eddy
Furniss Bernard (D. Stoltz & Co.) r. 10854 O'Farrell
Furniss Herbert O., with Market St. RB., r. 1715 Mc-
Allister
Furrer Albin, laborer George C. Smart, r. Old San
Jose Road, nr Industrial School
Furrer Ambrose (Furrer & Bauman) r. NE cor Clara
Av and Eighteenth
Furrer Bartholomew, milker, r. 431 Pine
Furrer Casper, milkman, r. cor Potrero and Foote
Avs
Furrer Frank (Benner & Furrer) r. 8 s Eighteenth, nr
Clara Av
Furrer Gottlieb (Furrer & Co.) r. W s Old San Josd
Road, nr Indus-trial School
Furrer Joseph (Furrer & Giesler) r. Pierce, nr Green-
wich
Furrer Joseph (Regli i<i Furrer and Furrer & Co.) r.
W 8 Old San Jose Road, nr Industrial School
Furrer & Bauman (Ambrose Furrer and Joseph Bau-
man) proptrs Eureka Dairy, NW cor Clara Av
and Eighteenth
Furrer & Co. (Joseph and Gottlieb Furrer) proptrs
California Creamery, W a Old San Jose Road, nr
Industrial School
Furrer & Giesler (Joseph Furrer and Paulo Oiesler)
milk ranch. Pierce, nr Greenwich
Furst A. Walter, auctioneer and commission mer-
chant, 1073 Market, r. 1329 Clay
Furst John, shoemaker, 604 California, r. 26 Lewis PI
Fiirst Julius, plumber, 432 Greeu
Furst Philip, drvgoods, 1427-1429 Stockton
Furst William W., musician, r. 915 Pierce
Furth Alfnd, candymaker, r. H54 54 Grove
Furth Charles, carpanter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 910 Ellis
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Ulannfactarer ofeTerT description of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CAR8.
48 to SO Beale Street, San Franeiso*.
TVagrons,
TRUMAIV, ISHAM A HOOKER, Asrents for the Celebrated
JUSZJLiOW UtOM AXI^ WACirONS. 421-427 Market Street.
FUR
502
GAF
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOBTEBa OF
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Fnrth Edward, gardener, r. 636 Commercial
Furth Igoatz. woolscourer, r. 354 54 Grove
Fnrth Melville, bookkeeper, r. 910 Ellis
Furth Simon, commission merchant, office 207 Front,
r. 9in Ellie
«^" Furth. See Firth
Fury John, coacbman 2201 Jones
Fury Patrick, laborer, r. 518 Mission
Fuselier Charles, janitor Lincoln School, r. 813 How-
ard
Fuselier Frank, r. 507 Stevenson
Fuselier William, butcher, r.507 Stevengon
Fusilier John K., clerk, r. 1 Boi^e Av
Fusilier Margaret, widow, r. 4 Rose Av
Fnstini Peter, florist, 9 Eddy, r. NW cor Twen-
tietb and Church
Gaab Charles, clerk A. N. "Wabler, r. 323 Jessie
Gsba Henry, fancy goods. 116 Second
Gaba Marks, tailor, r. 25 Garden
Gabarino Joseph, plumber G. & E. Snook
Gabb Frederick H., varnisher West Coast Furniture
Co., r. 172 Perry
Gabbielli A. (A. Gabbielli & Co.) r. 1413 Octavia
Gabbielli A. & Co. (A. Gabbielli and Giuseppe Gui-
lani) fruits and vegetables, 1415 Octavia
Gabbs A. S . upholsterer, r. 42 Twelfth
Gabbs Milton F., dentist. 23 Post, r. 731 Pine
Gabbs William H. (Gabbs & Ordway) r. 42 Twelfth
Gabbs & Ordway (William H. Gabbs and Eobert J.
Ordway) upholsterers, 1G14 Mission
Gabel Chailes, bartender, r. 240 Taylor
Gabel Henry F., shirt mufr, 624 Market, r. 1255 Cali-
fornia
Gabel Martin L., clgarmaker J. W. Shaeffer 4 Co., r.
512 Fourth
Gabel William, traveling agent Examiner, r. 440M
Hayes
Gabelman Charles, millwright, r. 1004 Bryant
Gabelman M. Mrs., fruits. 1004 Bryant
Gabelmann Louis, millwright, r. 1213 Twenty-second
Gabert Julia Mme.. teacher languages, r. Hlfi Howard
Cabinet Pasqual (Guiiard * Gahinet) r. 405 Union
Gabinina John, laborer, r. 416 Fifth
Gabler Gustav, but'-her, r. 28 Kissling
Gabriel Adolph J., commission merchant, r. 2914 Sac-
ramento
Gabriel Antone J., cook, r. 117 Jackson
Gabriel August, shoepacker Cahn, Nlckelsburg & Co.,
r. 503 Linden Av
Gabriel Augusta, widow, r. 669 Clementina
Gabriel Flora, widow, r. 711 Hyde
Gabriel Gaspard, junk, 544 Green
Gabriel Geranli, musician, r. 14 Elliot Park
Gabriel Harry, selector Ackerman Bros., r. 711 Hyde
Gabriel Henry, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 61154 Minna
Gabriel H. M., r. 1031 Maiket
Gabriel Julius, pressman E. C. Hughes, r. 711 Hyde
Gabriel Louis, carrlagemaker, r. 1611 Pacific Av
Gabriel Seymour, bookkeeper Ackerman Bros., r. 711
Hyde
Gabriele Andrew (Gabriele fc Cuneo) r. 321 Broadway
Gabriele & Cuneo (Andrew Gabriele and Charles Cu-
neo) fi8h, 37 Clay St. Market
Gabriello Giuseppe, r. 894 Front
Gacciarino Ettore, rook Mrs. M. Morchio * Son
Gacbet Louis, bookkeeper Charles Scheggis, r. 3
Wheelock PI
Gaddis Edward E., law student Joseph P. Meui, r.
fill Hyde
Gade Aldolph, clerk, r. 442 Jessie, rear
Gadina Peter, stonecutter, r. 1031 Twentieth
Gadisky Vaseli K., cook, r. 356 Third
Gadke J., laborer Par. Rolling Mill
Gadsby Elijah H., r. 555 Seventeenth
Gaedon Martin, laborer, r. VM>% Perry
Oaeger Martin, butcher, r. 4 Yerba Buena
Gaerdes Henry (Gaerdes 4 Strycker) r. 2401 Bnsh
Gaerdes Hermann, bookkeeper Yolo Mill, r. 150 Na-
toma
Gaerdes Hermann, groceries and liquors, 1825 Powell
Gaerdes John H., ship stores, groceries and liquors,
534 Firkt
Gaerdes fc Strycker (Henry Gaerdes and Charles
Strycker) groceries and liquors, 8W cor Bush and
Pierce
B^ Gaerdes. See Gerdes
Gaestel Joseph, groceries, 1016 Eearay, r. 920 JackBon
Gaetcke Gustav, r. 241 Minna
Gaetjt'u Hermann, laborer Pac. Glass Works, r. 124
Cliuion
Oaetjeu J. W. Henry, liquor saloon, NW cor Fifth and
Townsend
Gaetz George, pressman, r. 2103 Leavenworth
Gaffagan John G., salesman, r. 1522 Gulden Gate At
GaBeney James J., (Cal. Transfer Co.) r. 2410 Bush
GafTermann Frank, fish dealer, r. 910 Valencia
Gafley John, clerk, r. 414 54 Green
Gaffey Patrick T., wharfinger Folsom St. Wharf No.
2, r. 6u6 Leavenworth
Gaffey Thomas W., clerk U. 8. Railway Mail Service,
r. 606 Leavenworth
GaffiganJohnA. pressman and musician, r. M4)i
Natoma
Gafflgan Thomas, boxmaker, r, 25054 Clara
Gaffke Ertiest R., cigar maker, r. 1212 Pacific
Gafflte Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r
Bryant
Gaffney Annie, widow, r. 8 Hunt
Gaffney Benjamin J., plumber, r. 818 Stockton
Gaffuey Francis, teamster Magdalen Asylum
Gaffuey Frank M., blacksmith L. Pardini 4 Co,
First
Gaffuey George, bootblack, r. 178 Perry
Gafl'ney Henry T., laborer, r. 47 Tehama
Gaffney James, contractor, r. 125 Julian Av
Gaffney James, fireman tug Anasha, r. 13 Clementina
GaSney James, laborer, r. 216 Minna
Gaffney James, paver, r. 27 Lafayette
Gafney James, stableman Eenton Coal Co., r. 1204
Larkin
Gaffney Jeremiah, expressman, r. 2422 Bush
Gaffney John, butcher, 537 Fourth, r. 126 Freelon
Gaffuey John, tinsmith, r. 2408 Sacramento
Gaffney Joseph, gardener, r. 2006 Larkin
Gaffney Malachi, hostler Omnibus RR.,r 323 Clemen-
tina
G.iffney Martin, laborer r. 104854 Folsom
Gaffney Mary, widow, r. 618 Jones
Gaffuey Michael, bookkeeper Wittland & Fredrick-
son, r. 913 Sacramento
Gaffney Michael H., capitalist, r. 1532 Jackson
Gaffney P., cranesman S. F. Bridge Co., r. Illinois,.
ur Napa
Gaffney Patrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 14
Tehama
Gaffney Patrick, laborer, r. 214 Minna
Gaffuey Patrick M., laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r.
433 54 Clementina
Gaffney Peter, lodgings, 105 Clark
Gaflney Philip N., letter carrier Post Office,
lllO
18
122&
Gaffney Terrence, forgeman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. NW
cor Solano and Tennessee
Gaffney Thomas, laborer Tracy Bros, k Co., r. 2738H
Sixteenth
Gaffney Thomas E., r. 618 Jones
Gaffnev William, fireman stmr Umatilla, r. 131 Third
Gaffney WiUinni, clerk, r. ()31 Sacramento
Gaflney William, hostler Omnibus RR., r. 323 Clem-
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING
TO ORDER AND READY-MADE.
Comer MONTGOMERY and SCXTER STS.
f ASEINGTON Fire Ins. Co. of Bostoil
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,810,273
GEO. D. DORNIN. Manager
VM. SESTOIT, Asst. Uanaesr.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
GAF
503
GAL
Gaffney William H., r. 618 Jones
Gaffonl Tillotson Q., cabinetmaker Pac. Spring and
Mattress Co., r. 737 Market
Gafkeu George, clerk J. A. Stellmann. r. 1008 Post
GaRan John F., cuttiT Leon Lemos, r. 1055 Mission
GaRJin Mary J. Miss, lithographer, r. 210 ShotweU
Gauan M. J. Mrs., widow, r. 210 Shotwell
Gagan Matthew J., laborer freight dept S. P. Co., r.
1117 Howard
Gagan Philip, teamster, r. 363 Eleventh
Gagan Thomas, fitter Porter, Slessinger & Co., r. 29
Grand Av
Gagan William H., reporter Examiner, r. 25 Grand Av
tST Gagan. See Gagen, Gahagan, Gegan and Qeoghe-
gan
Gage Aaron H. (Seymour & Gage) r. 721)4 Valencia
Gage Charles L.. freight agent Denver and Rio Grande
By., r. 718Niuteenth
Gage Edgar L., assistant engineer Cal. Electric Light
Co., r. 184fi Howard
Gajte Edward F., photographer, r. 26 Montgomery
Gage John D., foreman Del Monte Milling Co., r. 62
South Park
Gase, Sliattnck <fc Co. (William S. Gage, David
D. Shattuck and John C. Hampton) commission
merchants and wholesale provision dealers, 317-
321 Front
Gaj^e Stephen T., assistant to president S. P.
Co., office NE cor Fourth and Townsend. room
42, r. Oakland
Gage William S. (Gage, Shattuck & Co.) r. 822 Bush
Gage William S. Jr., clerk Gage, Shattuck i Co., r. 822
Bush
Gagen James, furrier, r. 1206 Folsom
Gagen John T., salesman Wurkheim & Co., r. 1206
Folsom
Gagen Katie Miss, cutter, r. 1206 Fol.som
Gagen Lizzie, hosiery dept S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. NE cor Bay ani Larkin
Gagen Mary Miss, cutter, r. 1206 Folsom
Gagen Thomas, r. 1206 Folsom
Gagen Thomas, janitor headquarters U. S. A., r. *40)4
Jessie
Gagen Thomas R., compositor, r. 608 Natoma, rear
t^ Gagen. See Gagan, Gahagan, Gegan andGeoghe-
gan
Gager William, shoemaker, r. 930 Folsom
Gagliardini James, painter, r. 6 Soiiora
Gogllardo Andrew, shoemaker, r. 14 Union PI
Gagliardo Antonio (Gagliardo & Gotelli) r. SW cor
Sansome and Pacific •
Gagliardo Frank, laborer, r. 14 TJnion PI
Gagliardo John, delivery cleik Sbarboro & Co., r. 727
Sansome
Gagliardo & Gotelli (Antonio Gagliardo and Giovanni
Gotelli) proptrs Hotel D'ltalia, SW cor Sansome
and Pacific
Gagus Charles F., clerk, r. 7.50 Howard
Oaeus John H., teamster, r. 750 Howard
Gahagan James, cutter Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.
611 M Linden Av
Gahagan John P., diiver, r. Wood, bet Geary and St.
Rose's Av
Gahagan Richard, laborer, r. 43 Ecker
Gahagan Thomas, guard House of Correction
Gahagan Thomas, laborer, r. 14 Geneva
Iff" Gahagan. See Gagan, Gagen, GegaH and Geo-
ghegan
Gahan John, laborer, r. 39 Madison av
Gahan John, paiuter, 1526 Turk
Gahan Margaret, domestic 801 Golden Gate Av
Gahan William, fireman, r. 6 Clay
Gahier Pedro, laborer, r. SE cor Church and Seven-
teenth
Gahre Henry, clerk Huegemann & Raschen, r. 645
Valencia
Gahring Joseph, maltster John Wieland Brewing Co.,
r. 44 Clementina
GARDEN HOSE,
LAWN SPRINKLERS, HOSE MENDERS,
HOSE COUPLINGS, HOSE PIPES.
W. E. LANE, Plumber,
505 KEARNT STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 3IS.
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERMO-F.I.F.CTKIC
RUSSIAN aal TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Baits Siven.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
Gail Jam- h. spiniiet- S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
2000 McAllister
Gailhard Charles, proprietor Gailhard Hotel,
507-509 Pine
Gailliard Hotel (European plan) Charles Gailhard
proprietor, o07-.50H Pine
Gaillard Albert, bookkeeper The Hibernia Savinga
and Loan Soc, r. 1018 Golden Gate Av
Gaillard Charles, bookkeeper French Savings and
Loan Soc, r. Oakland
Gaillard Joseph, wines and liquors, 229 Sixth
Gaillard Leon, shoemaker, r. 322 Ivy Av
Gaillard Louis, r. 463 Geary
Gaillard Peter, groceries and liquors, 1406 Dupont
Gaines Henry A., barteniler, r. 636 Commercial
Gaines Kate Mrs., janitress Broadway Grammar
School, r. 1423 Mason
Gaines Rufu« H., fireman S. F. Bridge Co., r. W B
Tennessee, bet Butte and Solano
Gaines Thomas, r. 538 Mission
Gaines William R., janitor 230 Montgomery, r. lliii
Geary
Gainey Trimble C, driver S. F. Laundry, r. Russ
House
Gainford Thomas, plumber, 4 Golden Gate Av, r.
435 }4 Stevenson
Galbraith James, farmer, r. 1070 Shotwell
Galbraith James A., collector P. F. Collier,, r. 176
Perry
Galbraith Samuel, gardener, r. 824 Valencia
Galbraith William H., vice-prlncipal Oakland High
School, r. 916 Washington
Galbreath John, r. 621 Seventh
Galbreath William, liquor saloon, 759 Brannan
Galberg Peter, cabinetmaker, r. 30 Pleasant
Gale Adelbert O., engraver, r. 961 Market
Gale Frank W., with Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
RR., r. 761 Viileiicia
Gale Jeremiah W. (J. W. Gale & Co.) r. 825 Howard
Gale John H., saloon keeper, r. 807 Kearny
Gale John W. (J. W. Gale & Co.) r. 43 Sixth
Gale Julia A., widow, r. 1705 Stockton
Gale J. W. & Co. (Jeremiah W. Gale and G. E.
Prunk) real est;ite and business agents, 930 Market
Gale J. W. & Co. (John W. Gale) produce com-
mission merchants. 207-209 Washington
Gale L. A. E. Mrs., widow, r. 7fil Valencia
Gale Meirett F., bricklayer, r. 907 Twenty-third
Gale Milton, dravman, 207 Washington, r. 825 Howard
Gale Richard L., shoemaker, r. 418 Grove
Gale William H., musician, r. 961 Market
Galehonse Frederick, carpenter, r. 1007 Market
Gales Jean-Marie(Gales & Verdier and Mansfe Gales)
r. SE cor Montgomery and Jackson
Gales Leah, domestic 2208 Jones
Gales & Verdier (Jean-Marie Gales and Eugene Ver-
dier) liquor saloon, .536 Merchant
Galiirher Joseph E., pinno manufacturer, 907
Mission, r. 929 Golden Gate Av
Gallndo F. L., pain'er N. B. and M. RR., r. Oakland
Galindo Felice, domestic 1932 Jessie
Gallndo Manuel, liborer, r. 8 Salmon
Galiiiger Jonas, clerk Hawley Bros. Hardware Co., r.
2227 Pine
Qalinger Joseph, salesman Erlanger & Galinger, r.
2227 Pine
Galinger Meier ^Erlanger fc Galinger) r. 2313 Laguna
Gall Edward, clerk, r. NW cor Baker and Greenwich
Gall Fred G., butcher, NW cor Post and Laguna, r.
666 Walnut Av
Gall Gottlob, baker, r. 241 Minna
Gall John H., brewer, r. fi.'17 Broadway, rear
Gall Rebecca, widow, r. 814 Larkin
Gall William, butcher F. Q. Gall. r. 1600 Post
Gall William, pressman, r. 814 Larkin
esr Gall. See Gaul
Gallagher Abraham L., niolder, r. 4.39 First
Gallagher A. G. Mrs., r. 129 Eleventh
W. B. BANCROFT & CO,
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
FINE PRINTING-
FKOM NEW TYPE.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSBTS OVER FIVE SIIIXIONS.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO.. General Agantt.
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504
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOBTEBS OT
OmJELOiy^ I=*IX=»E3,
FOR OAS, STEAM AND "WATER.
Pipe Fittings, nil Nlzea.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
GHllagher Agnes Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2208 Gaary
I Gallagher Ann, widow, r. 4.5 Freelou
Gallagher Ann', widow, r. 1812 Mason
GallaRber Annie M. Miss, teacher Mission Grammar
School, r. ll.'i Eleventh
Gallagher Annie R., bookkeeper, r. 1221 Union
Gallagher B. Mrs., fnrnished rooms, 17 Ellis
Gallagher Benjamin, hostler, r. 1539 Mission
Gallagher Bernard, barber, r. 211 Ritch
Gallagher Bernard, commission merchant, 115 Elev-
I euth
Gallagher Bernard, mnfr wagons, trucks and carri-
I ages, 216-218 Mission, r. 700 Van Ness Av
1 Gallagher Catherine Miss, shoefitter, r. 1812 Mason
j Gallagher Charles, expressman, 336 East, r. Oakland
: Gallagher Charles, expressman, r.6)4 Byington
■ Gallagher Charles, peddler A. Kruger, r. 919^ Fil-
I bert
1 Gallagher Charles, wood and coal, SE cor Ford and
Noe
: Gallagher Charles, inspector Pac. Bell Tel. Co., r.
I 2217 Jackson
I Gallagher Charles J., plumber, 208 Ninth
I Gallagher Cora Miss, teacher Buena Vista Primary
School, r. 1827 Howard
Gallagher Cornelius, laborer S. M. Hills, r. 1306
Kearny
Gallagher Daniel, r. 10 Bowie Av
Gallagher Daniel, cooper, r. 417 Main
Gallagher Daniel, teamster, r. 2 Brannan PI
Gallagher Daniel A., night inspector Custom House,
r. 309 Linden Av
Gallagher Daniel J., butcher Joseph Furlong, r. 6
Leroy PI
Gallagher Daniel J., honsepainter, r. 600 Third
Gallagher Delia Mrs, r. 9 Montgomery Court
Gallagher Domlnick, cook, r. 45 Ecker
Gallagher Edward, r. 15K Third
Gallagher Edward, butcher Joseph FnrloDg, r. 1529
Sutter
Gallagher Edward, nailer Gal. Cracker Co., and extra-
man Hose No. 9, r. 12 Sonora PI
Gallagher Edward, warehouseman Haslett k Bailey,
r. 29 M Frederick
SALLAGHER EDWARD M.
paints, oils, glass, etc., lionse and slj^n
painting;, -wliiteniiif; and paper liangw
ing. 611 Sacramento, r. 1221 Union
Gallagher Ellen, widow, r. 20 Ritch, rear
Gallagher Ellen, widow, r. 405 Gough
Gallagher Ellen Miss, shoefitter, r. 1812 Mason
Gallagher Ellen Miss, teacher Sanchez St. Primary
School, r. 333 Guerrero
Galla^er Farrel, blacksmith B. Gallagher, r. Ill
Jessie
Gallagher Felix, laborer, r. S 8 Center, bet Harrison
and Alabama
Gallagher Francis, miner, r. 25 Hinckley
Gallagher Frank, patrolman Morse's Patrol, r. 236
Fremont
Gallagher Francis J., butcher, r. 6 Leroy PI
Gallagher FronclK J., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. 29 Dorland
Gallagher Frank, deckhand stmr T. C. Walker
Gallagher Frank, stevedore, r. 1514 Montgomery
Gallagher Frederick K., stenographer, 240 Montgom-
ery, room 9, r. 1827 Howard
Gallagher George, r. 1 Cleaveland
Gallaglier George, bootblack Benfee & McOoTern, r.
648 Mission
Gallagher George, engineer Engine No. 1, r. 419 Pa-
cific
Gallagher George, shoemaker, r. 405 Gough
Gallagher George E., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. 29 Uorland
GallHgher Gertrude Miss, teacher Misaion Grammar
School, r. 333 Guerrero
Gallagher Henry, bartender, r. 1028 Battery
Gallagher Henry, blacksmith William Deacon, r. 439
First
Gallagher Henry, carpenter Cal. Wire Works, r. 1330
Sacramento
Gallagher Henry J. (James Gallagher k Son) and
clerk Recorder's Office, r. 826 M Harrison
Gallagher Henry J. (McAvoy & Gallagher) r. 10
Bowie Av
Gallagher Hugh, bricklayer, r. 2612 Sacramento
Gallagher Hugh, painter, r, 71)4 Brady
Gallagher Hugh, painter, r.2217 Jackson
Gallagher Hugh D., coal passer utmr Oregon
Gallagher Humphrey F., shoemaker, r. 405 Gongh
Gallagher J. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2508 Mission
Gallagher James, r. 265 Tehama
Gallagher James, irnnworker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. B
8 Michigan, bet Shasta and Sierra, rear
Gallagher James (James Gallagher & Son) r. 826}«
Harrison
Gallagher James, clerk J. C. Bonsell, r. 1641 Mission
Gallagher James, laborer, r. 34 Hayes
Gallagher James, laborer, r. 362 Minna
Gallagher James, seaman stmr Coliras
Gallagher James, steward, r. 29 Dorland
Gallagher James .^ Son (James and Henry J.) carriage
builders, 843 Harrison
Gallagher James E.(Druham & Gallagher) r.l2ia York
Gallagher James H., boot crimper, r. 432 Linden Av
Gallagher James H., carpenter S. P. C. RR.
Gallagher James H., painter, r. 6 Le Roy PI
Gallagher James J., bartender John T. Welby, r. 641
Clementina
Gallagher James J., laundryman, r. 212 Thirteenth
Gallagher James J., lineman Cal. Electric Light Co.,
r. 259 Stevenson
Gallagher James L., policeman, r. 1827 Howard
Gallagher James L., stenographer land deptS.P.RB.
Co., r. 15 Rincon PI
Gallagher James P., master mariner, r. 723 Hayes
Gallagher James W., journalist Alta, r. 137 Mont^
gomery
Gallagher John, cooper, r. 439 First
Gallagher John, fireman stmr Starbuck
Gallagher John, laborer, r. 108 Freelon
Gallagher John, liquor saloon, 521 First
Gallagher John, seaman, r. 6 Clay
Gallagher John, teamster William Kerr, r.905 Battery
Gallagher John A., laborer, r. 307 Austin
Gallagher John C, compositor C. A. Murdock k Co.,
r. 16 Glover
Gallagher John J., shoecutter Cahn, Nickelsburg k
Co., r. 432 Linden Av
Gallagher John M., molder, r. 439 First
Gallagher John P. (Gallagher & Wilson) r. 402 Broad-
way
Gallagher John P., laborer, r. 2 Brannan PI
Gallagher Joseph, r. 20 H Rausch
Gallagher Joreph, messenger U. S. Engineer's Office.
r. 1613 Stevenson, rear
Gallagher Joseph A. Rev., assistant pastor St. Joseph's
Church, r. 224 Tenth
Gallagher Joseph P., master stmr Santa Cruz, r. 72J
Hayes
Gallagher Kate, widow, groceries, 10 Boardmsn PI
Gallagher M., r. 266 Bryant
Gallagher Maggie Miss, saleslady, r. 227 H O'Fsrrell
Gallagher Maggie J. Miss, teacher Denman Grsmmsr
School, r. 145 Ellis
Gallagher Margaret, widow, r. 432 Linden Av
Gallagher Margaret, widow, r. 1019 Hampshire
Gallagher Margaret, widow, r. W s Washington At,
nr Precita Av, B. H.
Gallagher Mary, widow, r. 33 Ritch
Gallagher Mary Mrs., r. 229 Ji Langton
Gallagher Mary Mrs., r. 329 Fourth
Gallagher Mary A. Mrs., r. 1829 Webster
Gallagher Michael, laborer, r. 547 Mission
UPHOLSTERY.
WHOLES.U,E AND EETAIL
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
m to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVK PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtores.
37 Market St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY;
f A natnral prodnct of the Finest Grapes of ) ARPAD HARASCTHY & CO
" the World. But no addition of Brandy, f 530 WA3HINOT0N ST2EET.
GAL
505
GAL
Gallagher Michael, soapmnker Thomas Dolan, r. W s
Utah, bft Center and Eldorado
Oallapher Michael, stonecutter, r. 1071 Bryant
Gallagher Michael H., shoemaker, r. 1124 Alabama
GallftKher Mii hael J., clerk Edward M. Gallagher, r.
1221 Union
Gallagher Nancy, widow, r. 1406 Hyde
Gallagher Patrick, bakery, 234 Twenty-eighth
Galla*{her Patrick, hillman N. B. and M. RR.
Gallagher Patrick, hostler Central RR. Co., r. SE oor
Eddy and Fillmore
Gallagher Patrick, nightwatchman John Reynolds, i.
E s San Brnno Road, nr Twenty-ninth
Gallagher Patrick H., r. 33 Bitch
Gallagher Patrick H.. blacksmith, r. 439 First
Gallagher Patrick J., capitalist, r. 712 Natoma
Gallagher Patrick M., bricklayer, r. 134 Rose Av
Gallagher P. B., shoemaker Kutz & Murr, r. 239 Fifth
Gallagher Peter, carriage smith, r. 350 Grove
Gallagher Peter, plasterer r. 15 M Freelon
Gallagher Richard J., clerk, r. 410M Larkin
Gallagher Robert M., plumber, r. ti Le Roy PI
Gallagher Robert P., official reporter Superior
Court, Department 4, office 331 Montgomery,
rooms 2(i-27, r. 1827 Howard
Gallagher Rose Mrs., furnished rooms, 1122 Larkin
Gallagher Sarah Mrs., r. 1 Cleaveland
Gallagher T., laborer P. M. 8S. Co.
Gallagher Thomas, capitalist, r. 21 Rincon PI
Gallagher Thomas, r. 33 Ritch
Gallagher Thomas, bricklayer, r. 13k Stockton, rear
Gallagher Thomas, extramun Engine No. 13, r. Twen-
ty-sixth, bet Mission and Valencia
Gallagher Thomas, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 423 Hyde
Gallagher Thomas (McCoy & Gallagher) r. 8E cor
Eighth and Howard
Gallagher Thomas, painter, r. 72 Brady
Gallagher Thomas, real estate, r. 21 Rincon PI
Gallagher Thomas, teamster, r. 640 Sixth
Oallagher Thomus E., butcher, r. 1529 Sutter
Gallagher Thomas F., hostler, r. 103 Sacramento
Gallagher Thomas H., teamster, r. 11 Twenty-sixth
Gallagher Thomas J. attorney at law. r. 114 Eddy
Gallagher Thomas J., chief inspector Pac. Bell Tele-
phone Co., r. 2217 Jackson
Oallagher Thomas J., clerk, r. 115 Eleventh
Gallagher Thomas J., stenographer Robert F. Gal-
lagher, r. 1827 Howard
Gallagher Walter, Court Commissioner and attorney
at law, 636 Clay, r. 10 Alvarado
Gallagher William, teamster, r. 51 Brady
Gallagher William A., compositor Call, r. 350 Grove
Gallagher William H., shoemaker, r. 432 Linden Av
Gallagher William J., bookkeeper Renton Coal Co., r.
1406 Hyde
Gallagher William J., carrlagemaker John Allen, r.
712 Natoma
Gallagher William P., shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg
& Co., r. 1316 Webster
Gallagher William R., furniture, 707 Market, r. 816
Haight
Gallagher William T., carriage painter, r. 1 Cleave-
land
Gallagher Winfred Miss, r. 410 ^ Larkin
Gallagher Winfred Mrs , midwife, r. 6 Le Roy PI
Gallagher k Wilson (John P. Gallagher and Robert
G. Wilson) proptrs Golden Eagle Hotel, NW cor
Broadway and Montgomery
Gallan James, teamster, r. 1 Lombard
Gallan Patrick, conductor, r. 829 Folsom
Galland Aaron (B. Bhimenthal k Co.) r. 1512 Octavia
Galland Abraham, capitalist, 206)^ Bush, r. 808 Van
Ness Av
Galland Abram Mrs., r. 629 Turk
Galland Benjamin, merchant, r. 808 Van Ness Av
Galland Bernard B., with Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 808
Van Ness Av
FRATINGER & CO,
HEADQUARTERS FOR
JERSEY WAISTS.
HEWEST GOODS. LATEST STYLES. LOWEST PRICES.
105 KEARNY STREET.
ROOFING,
RAIN WATER PIPES, GUTTERS and VALLEYS
MADE AND REPAIRED. ■' •
Roofa ot all kinds made Water mgrl^t.
W. E ~ij A N E ,
PLXraJBER, 605 KBABNT STBBBT.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Galland Edward R , clerk, r. 808 Van Ness Av
Galland Jet^se A., clerk, r. 529 Turk
Galland Joseph B., grainbroker, 206 J4 Bush, r. 808
Van Ness Av
Gallandett James H., liquor saloon, N a Merrimac,
bet Illinois and Michigan
Gallardo R^iphael, expressman, r. 80 Ninth
Gallatin Albert (Huntington, Hopkins & Co.) r. Sac-
ramento
Gallatin Willis E., assistant License Collector, r.
159)^ Market
Galleano Thomas, fruits and vegetables, 707 Broad-
way
Gallego Francis, stevedore, r. E s Montgomery, bet
Green"lFich and Lombard
Gallego R. C. (R. C. Gallego & Co.) r. Alameda
Gallego R. C. & Co. {R. C. Gallego) grain and bag
brokers, 310 California
Gallegos Fellcltas Miss, r. 510 Sutter
Gallegos Manuela Miss, r. 510 Sutter
Gallegos Theresa Miss, r. 510 Sutter
Galleu Hugh, teamster, r. 1424 Montgomery
Gallen John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Ws Geor-
gia, bet Sierra and Nevada
Gallen Matthew, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W s
Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Galleu Owen, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W ■
Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Gallen Patrick, clerk, r. 1424 Montgomery
Gallener George W., brakeman S. P. Co., r.624 Fourth
Galli A. .^- Ca (Alphonso Galli) produce commisBion
merchants, 516-518 Sansome
Gain Alphonso (A. Galli & Co.) r. 1528 Powell
Galli Caroline, widow, r. 1315 Scott
Galli Charles, stonecutter, r. 1315 Scott
Galli Dominico, fruits, 1502 Folsom
Galli Emilio, fruits and vegetables, 1123 Clay
Galli Qiovachlo, fruits and vegetabkjB, SW cor Post
and Taylor, r. 616 Post
Galli Giuseppe, fruits and vegetables, 200 Sixteenth
Galli Joseph (Joseph Galli & Co.) r. 803 Montgomery
Galli Joseph k Co. (Joseph Galli and Joseph
Schneily) machinists, 504 Commercial
Galli Joseph A. (Galli & Spruzzolo) r. 536 Washington
Galli Lorenzo (Galli & Co.) r. 303 Hayes
Galli Paolo (Galli & Co.) r. 303 Hayes
Galli Peter, clerk, r. 36 Austin
Galli Valentine, barber G. Held, r. Ahlborn House
Galli & Co. (Paolo and Lorenzo Galli) fruits and
poultry, 303 Hayes
Galli & Spruzzolo (Joseph A. Galli and Lulgi Spms-
zolo) restaurant, 536 Washington
Galliano Annie, widow, r. 527 Ivy Av
Galliano Barchi, boat builder, r. 327 Ivy Av
Galliano Benjamin, cigarmaker, r. 6)4 Jasper PI
Galliano Celestino Rev. S. J., clergyman St. Ignatlaa
College, 214 Hayes
Galliano Joseph, barber D. Hulling, r. 4 Chelsea PI
Galliardo Germanics, teacher music, r. 213 Fourth
Gallisrdo Leonardo A., r. 213 Fourth
Gallick Daniel, salesman, r. 1514 Mason
Gallick Jovlta, widow, r. 1514 Mason
Gallick Peter, r. 1514 Mason
Gallick Peter, traveling salesman Lesser Bros., r. 1066
Howard
Galllen John L., engineer, r. Greenwich, bet Pierce
and Steiner
Galligan James, coppersmith, r. 10 Polk
Galllgan James, laborer Fulton Iron Worke, r. 326
Minna
Galligan James, laborer, r. 209 Fourth
Galligan M;irtin, laborer, r. 50 Norfolk
Galligan Michael, laborer, r. 547 Mission
Galligan Patrick, r. 42 Dorland
Galligan Pe»er, butcher, and extraman Engine No. 8,
r. 1313 California
Galligher George M., bookkeeper Pac. Can Co., r. 803
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JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
nannrnotnrer of eTOr.r deHOrlption of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
4* U> 50 Beale Street, tian Frauclitco.
Rnlinicr Pri»ee#»c T£UM an, ISH AM & hooker, 421-427 Harket St. MAY.MXVK.
Da 1 1 ng r res&e:>. mop. wool,, rah. and oBCHiLiiA PR£ssi:s.
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606
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTERS OP
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
Slxeet Iroxx
AU Sizes and Xuinbers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Oalliu James, teambter William Kerr, r. Lombard, nr
Oalliua Joseph, barber, r. 4 Chatham
GalUvan James, laborer, r. 11 Wildey
Gallivan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 96 Colton
Gallivan John H., salesman Mann & Benedict, r. 11
WiUley
Gallo Ernesto, tailor S. Venturi, r. 401 Pacific
GallolB Eugene (Raphael Weill & Co.) r. 1404 Golden
Gate Av
Gallon James broker, r. The Baldwin
Galloner George, brakeman S. P. Co., r. 624 Fourth
Gallop John T., master mariner, r. 1218 Twenty-
second
Galloup Edward H., driver United Carriage Co., r. 45 Jj
Eitch
GalloTip George W., shoemaker, r. 10"'4)4 Howard
Galloup Henry C, printer, r. 9 Morrell PI
Galloup Jerome B., mechanic, r. 1083 H Howard
Gftlloup John L., master mariner, r. 8.35 Misalon
8Sr Galloup. See Gallup
Galloway Annie B., widow, r. 1409 Powell
Galloway James, laborer, r. NE cor Filbert and Lea-
venworth
Galloway John, calker, r. 524 Foleom
Galloway Lawson W., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 107 Na-
toma
(}ALL0f4TLITH0l}RAPHINGC0,
(William T. Galloway and Otto Sclion-
ing-) litliog:raplierg, 418-4^3!2 Commer-
cial
Galloway Martha, widow, r. 2203 Devisadero
Galloway Martha S. Miss, teacher Greenwich St.
Primary Sihool, r. 2203 Devisadero
Galloway Nicholas, calker, r. 318 Folsom
Galloway William T. (Galloway Lithographing Co.)
r. 2203 Devisadero
B^ Galloway. See Gallwey
Gallup James (James Gallup & Co.) r. 123 Powell
Gallup James & Co. (James Gallup) ship chandlers,
58 Clay
B^ Gallup. See Galloup
Gallwey James A., druggist Dr. James Murphy, r. 1418
Washington
Gallwey John, physician and surgeon, 659 Clay, r.
1418 Washington
Gallwey Mary, wiilow, r. 1418 Washington
Gallwey Philip, clerk, r. 1418 Washington
B^" Gallwey. See Galloway
Gaily David B. Jr.. waiter, r. 438Ji Jessie
Galpin Phillip G. (Doyle. Galpin & Scripture) attor-
ney at law, 432 Moiit;?omery, r. North Temescal
Gait House, Mrs. M. H. Swain proptr, 632 Market
a^ Gait. See Gault
Gnlvani G. B., teacher music, r. 434 Ellis
Galvery Frank, laborer, r. 551 Howard, rear
Galvez Juanito, widow, r. 1016 Powell
Galvin Charles, r. 1226 Mission
Galvin D., laborers. F. Bridge Co., r. Es Illinois, bet
Napa and Shasta
Galvin Garratt, cutter, r. 1226 Mission
Galvin James, laborer, r. Grant Alley, nr Fifteenth
Galvin James A., carriage trimmer, r. 304 Sutter
Galvin J. C, wbitener, r. 575 Mission
Galvin Jereuiiah, laborer, r. 156 J4 Natoma
Galvin Jeremiah, liquor saloon, 243 Third
Galvin Jeremiah J., compositor Report
Galvin John, guard House of Correction
Galvlu John, laborer, r. 18 Decatur
Galvin John, miner, r. 243 Third
Galvin John, packer, r. 734 Tehama
Galvin John J., painter, r. 015 Ellis
Galvin John J., tanner Patrick & Cummings, r. W 8
Kansas, bet Nevada and Humboldt
Galvin John Q.. condurtor, r. 223 Austin
Galvin John \V.. melter Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W b
Louisiana, bet Shasta and Napa
Galvin Margaret, widow, r. 20 Allen
Galvin Maggie, tallorens, r. 6.52 Howard
Galvin Martin W., groceries and llqaors, N 8 Silver
Av, nr San Bruno Road
Galvin Mary, widow, r. 259 Stevenson
Galvin Mary Miss, lodgings, N s Yuba, bet Utah and
Nebraska
Galvin Michael, miner, r. 637 Stevenson
Galvin M. S., fireman Golden Gate Flouring Mill, r.
W 8 Beach, nr Hyde
Galvin Patrick, laborer, r. 431 Shipley
Galvin Patrick, fireman, r. W s Hyde, nr Beach
Galvin Thomas M., drayman, r. 734)4 Howard
Galvin Timothy, porter Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.
1220 Alabama
Galvin William, clerk Pac. Postal Tel. Co., r. 1226
Mission
Galvin William, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r. 210
Eanhas
Galvin William, millhand, r. 322 Fifth
Galvin William P., spinner S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
W 8 Kansas, bet Nevada and Humboldt
Gamage John, detective, r. Commercial Hotel
Gaman Thomas D. (Gaman & Lyon) r. 339 Kearny
Gaman Jii Lyon (Thomas D. Gaman and Albert
J. Lyon) real estate agents, 339 Kearny
Gamani Antonio, r. 535 Vallejo
Gambert F. & Co. (Felix Gambert and Mrs. L. Sauf-
frignon) groceries and liquors, 400 Turk
Gambert Felix (F. Gambert & Co.) r. 433 Larkin
Gambill Andrew J., r. 10 Adair
Gambill Clilford J., conductor, r. 27 Beideman
Gambill Mary Miss;, teacher Stanford Kindergarten,
r. Prospect Av, nr Coso Av, B. H.
Gambitz Albert, with K. Gambitz, r. 418 Van Ness At
Gambitz Kady. commission merchant, 216 Washing-
ton, r. 418 Vail Ness Av
Gambitz Milton R., student, r. 418 Van Ness Av
Gamble Alexander, clerk, r. .510 Taylor
Gamble Geor«e F., clerk N. P. C. RR., r. Piedmont
Gamble James, carbuiluer S. P. Co., r. 1824 Market
Gamble James, laborer, r. 21 Hinckley
Gamble James, negotiations and investments, 16 Ne-
vada Block, r. Piedmont
Gamble John, teacher, r. E s Prospect Av, nr Powell
Av, B. H.
Gamble John M., r. 1222 Pine
Gamble Lucy Miss, principal Kindergarten No. 4, r.
Proopect Av, bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Gamble Patrick, laborer, r. 226 Ritch
Gamble Susie, domestic 624 Golden Gate Av
Gamble Sara B. Airs., principal Van Ness Sem-
inary, r. 1222 Pine
Gamble Thomas A., student, r. E 8 Prospect Av, nr
Coso Av, B. H.
Gamble William H., receiver W. U. Tel. Co., r. Russ
House
Gambriuns Bottling Co., Louis Mohlfeldt and Gustav
Liebold proptrs, 27 Stockton
GAMES ERNEST F.r«„.^n
stamp importer (the lar^jest stock of
foreign postagfe stamps >vest of Ne-w
York) 234 Montgomery, r. 826 Sutler
Gambs Henry, ck-rk Madison .<; Burke, r. 826 Sutter
Gambs Walter R. F., clerk George Uhl, r. 826 Sutter
Game Mateo F., clerk general freight office S. P. Co.,
r. 1115 Sutter
Gamerson J. G., r. 34 Fell
Gamma Anton (Gamma & Spaelti) r. 627 Commercial
Gamma Buenaventura (Gamma & Renner) r. 335 Te-
hama
Gamma Felicia, bootblack, cor O'Farrell and Bagley
PI, r. Margaret PI
Gamma Frederick (Steiner & Gamma) r. 431 Pine
Gamma Julius, milker, r. 627 Commercial
Gamma Samuel, conductor Presidio RR., r. 1013 Fil-
bert
THE BEST
OVERCOATS
For MEN and BOYS at
THE HASTINGS"
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.
ii
IMPERIAL Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WL SEST017, Asst. Manager.
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
GAM
507
GAK
Gamma Vlcenzo, bootblack, 1 Hardie PI, r. 11 Pollard
PI
Gamma & Kenner (Buenaventura Gamma and Xavler
Eenner) liquor saloon, 220 Kearny
Gamma & Spaelti (Anton Gamma and Frederick
Spaeltl) proprietors Swiks Hotel. 627 Commenial
Gammon Charles W., commercial traveler, r. 502
Sutter
Gamper George, rectiaer Lachman & Jacob!, r. 1719
Eddy
Gamst Carl, pork packer LoboB Squnre Packing Hoiise
Ganco Sevrln, French laundry, 812 Larkin
Gandal Chris., gardener, r. 1211 Polk
Gande Edward A., piano varuisher Hemme & Lon^,
r. 1021 York
Gande H-nry, trunkmaker D. Block & Co.
Gande Matthew W.. real e8tatc\ r. HI2 Pine
Gander Behrnard. tanner, r. UU Treat Av
Gandolfo John Z., cUrk. r. NW cor Vallejo and
Larkin
Gandry Aimable. C. cook. r. 643 Broadwav
Gandy Horace A. (E. B. Deane fc Co.) r. 413 Post
Ganey Jeremiah, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. S •
Teneriff-, bet St. John and Tombigbee
Ganey John, seaman stmr Eureka
Ganey John, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecbt, r. 131
Lily Av
Ganfield Thomas, laborer, r. KE cor Butte and Rhode
Island
Gang Frank, cooper Lachman & Jacobl, r. 428 Bran-
nan
Gang Herman, cabinetmaker, r. 1072 Howard, rear
Gang John, cooper Lar-bman & Jacobi, r. 428Brannan
Gang Samuel B., cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 428 H
Brannan
Gangloff Frank, tinsmiths. F. Gas Light Co., r. 24
Minna
GanglofiF Rudolph, meterman 8. F. Gas Light Co., r.
1214 Kearny
Ganke Henry, musician, r. 726 Mission
Ganninl Henry, clerk, r. 419 M Filbert
Gannlett C. G. Mrs., r. 709 Geary
Gannon Charles, furniture. 1011 FnJsom
Gannon Frank, hostler, r. 611 Jessie
Gannon James, capitalist, r. 1509 Clay
Gannon James, clerk, r. 344 Shipley
Gannon James, laborer, r. 15 Norfork
Gannon James, laborer, r. 18 Louisa
Gannon James, maf^ter maiiner, r. 1129 Folsom
Gannon Jamf s, salesman Philip Kennedy & Co., r.
Ahlborn House
Gannon Jam^s S., plumber, r. 462 5^ Minna
Gannon John, laborer, r. 34 Natoma
Gannon John, laborer, r. N 8 Twenty-third bet San-
chez and Noe
Gannou John E.. clerk, r. l.')09 Clay
Gannon Joseph H., tinsmith, r. 4K2k Minna
Gannou Lawrence J., currier, r. 331 Oak
Gannon Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 20 Ritch
Gannon Michael, blacksmith, r. 17.55 Ellis
Gannon Michael, laborer Spring Valley W. W., r. 20
Ritch
Gannon Michael, longshoreman, r. 129 Harrison
Gannon Michael A., laborer, r. 146 Fifth
Gannon Minnie F. Mrs., teacher Longfellow Primary
School, r. 17.55 Ellis
Gannon Patrick J., painter, r. 10 Bruce PI
Gannon Peter, laborer, r. 528M Alabama
Gannon Peter T., bniKhmaker, r. 12.SM Sixth
aANNON PETER T. .<«.,...*
tobacco, junction Market, Montgomery
and Post, r. S\V cor Sixteentli and
Castro
Gannon Rachel Mrs., nurse, r. 5fi0 Howard
Gannon Thomas, laborer, r. 34 Natoma
Gannon William, bagmaker Blake, Moflatt & Towne,
r. 8 Harrison Av
DR. BAZAN'S
THKKMO-EI.ECTKIC
RUSSIAN ni TURKISH BATHS
Mso Medicated and Electric Eatlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED
CHIMHEYS REPAIRED. CHIMNEY SWEEPING.
Cliimney Tops that -*vill draw.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Gano George L., sergeant police, r. 629 McAllister
Gans Albert W., bookkeeper Trlest & Co., r. 303
Golden Gate Av
Gans Charles A., clerk Bachman Bros., r. 1042 Golden
Gate Av
Gans Charles B., clerk Wolters Bros. & Co., r. 303J<i
Turk
Gans iBidor, butcher, 745 Misaion. r. 737 McAllister
Gans Jacob, inspector Health Office, r. 303J4 Turk
Gans Louis Jr.. with L. Breslauer * Co., r. 1329 Pine
Gans Robert H., assistant weigher Custom House, r.
Sna Larkin
•Gans Samuel, butcher, 7 Grand Central Market, r.303
Golden Gate Av
Gans William, butcher S. Hartmann, r. 611 Gougb
Gans William, teamster, r. 2308 Harrison
l&"Gans.. See Gantz
Gansevoort James, salesman, r. 905 Pacific
Gausner Flora Miss, dressmaker H. & C. Halford, r.
8 Lanston
Ganso Peter r. 14 Ji Oak Grove Av
Gansz Marie S.. bakery, 1321 Stockton
Gant Andrew, butler 927 Bush
Gantert Herman A., machinist Rlsdon I. and L.
Works, r. 535 Folsom
Gantner Bernhard, tanner Morris Wlndt, r. 1114 Treat
Av
Gantner Frederick, seaman, r. 266 Brannan
Gantner Frederick G., bookkeeper, r. 924 }i Broad-
way
Gantner Henry W. (Mangels & Gantner) r. N 8 Do-
minica, bet Susquehanna and St. John
Gantner John, r. 924 i* Broadway
Gantner Oscar J., r. 924M Broadway
Gantner Richard, blacksmith, W s St. Joseph's Av,
nr Geary
Gantz Nathan, salesman Keane Bros., r. Russ House
e^" Gantz. See Gans
Ganut Margaret, r. 707 Minna
Ganz Henry, trunkmaker. r. 1021 York
Ganz Max, bookkeeper Meyerfeld & Mitchell, r. 1631
Geary
Ganzert Charles, ironer S. F. Laundry, r. 1305 ElliB
Ganzert Herman, ironer S. F. Laundry
Ganzert William driver, r. 210 Moulton
Ganzhorn Charles L., coppersmith Wagner & Todt,
r. 7 Montgomery Av
Ganzhorn George, machinist, r. 7 Montgomery Av
Ganzhorn Gottlieb, speculator, r. 7 Montgomery Av
Ganzo Birnard. l.iundryman. r. H3 Chenery
Gauzo Peter, laborer Cal. Glue Works, r. cor Fourth
and Tehama
Garabed J. hn, shoemaker, 48 Sacramento
Garagan Martin, r. 2028 Filbert
Garassino Nicholas P.. gardener, r. Farragut bet
Huron and Wyoming
Garassino Steffano. vegetables, 13 Colombo Market
Garat John, cattle dealer, r. 2114 Post
Garat Louis, waiter Poodle Dog Restaurant, r. 445
Bush
Garbade Charles, clerk, r. 603 Broadway
Garbarino Antonio, laborer, r. 414 Vallejo
Garbarino Giovanni (Cevasco & Gaib.irino) r. 8 Mar-
garet PI
Garbarino James C, groceries and liquors, 219
Seventeenth
Garbarbino John, machinehand Union Box Factory,
r. 414 Vallejo
Garbarino Joseph, plumber, r. 1523 Mason
Garbarino Louis, machinist, r. 414 Vallejo
Garbarino Mary, widow, r. 152$ Mason
Garbarino Nicholas, bootblack. SW cor Front and
California, r. 718 Greenwich
Garbarino Salvatore vegetables, 17 Colombo Market
Garbati Gerolomo, restaurjint, 421 Washington
Garber Eugene R., attorney at law, 327 Pine, room 12,
r. lOUl Pine . •
Garber John (Garber, Thornton & Bishop) r. Berkeley
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENiX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO.. General Agents,
429 CalU-ornla Street.
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309, 3U, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
' Garber, Thornton & Bishop (John Garber,
I Harry I. Thornton and Thomas B. Bishop) attor-
neys at law, 327 Piue, roonis 11-15
Garbett John, gymnast, r. 656 Minna
Gsrbinio Antonio, exprt^ssman, r. 513 Union
Oarblni B., peddler, r. 405 Union
Garbini Joseph, laborer, r. 1823 Powell
I Garbiul 8.. laborer, r. 1507 Dupont
Garbini Teresa, ciftar mnfr, 1513 Dupont
I Oarcelon Horace, bill clerk Davis Bros., Bergmann
I k Co., r. Oakland
Garcia Augunt, cook, r. 8 Auburn
Garcia Benjamin, cook, r. 826 Jackson
Garcia Benito, fruit, Rroceries, eti;., 800 Broadway
Garcia C, tailor, r. 524 Vallejo
Garcia Charles, cook, r. 1514 Powell
Garcia E., teacher music, r. 906 Market
; Garcia Ellis, ho.-tler. r. 826 Jackson
, Garcia Francisco, liquor saluon, 133 Montgomery, r.
I 1823 Clay
Garcia Frank, deckhand stmr Tiburon
I Garcia F., waiter Nevada Restiurant, r. 507 Vallejo
i Garcia Frank Jr., bartender Sullivan & Farley
] Garcia Gregory M., machinist John K. Bigelow, r. 509
I Union
i Garcia Harry, painter, 1508M Powell, r. 800 Broad-
I way
) Garcia J., r. 636 Sacramento
I Garcia John, waiter, r. 826 Jackson
I Garcia Jesus Y., barber, 523 Pacific, r. 835 Pacific
' Garcia Jose A., manufacturer cigars, 413 Sacra-
' mento, r. 641 Jessie
Garcia Joseph, bitmaker, r. 441 Green
Garcia Joseph R., bootblack stmr Tiburon
Garcia Juan C, carpenter, r. 1116 Kearny
Garcia Juana, widow, r. 440 Union
j Garcia Louis, bootblack, r. 308 Jessie, rear
Garcia Mauiizo, deckhand stmr Tiburon, r. Oregon, nr
[ Drumm
Garcia Medardo, fruit dealer, 2022 Powell
I Garcia Modesto E., secretary consul general Mexico
* 631 California, r. 1512 Broadway
Garcia Nives. groceries and restaurant. 7 Pinkney PI
Garcia Oliver, butcher, r. 826 Jackson
Garcia Prudencia, spur and bitmaker, 325 Francisco,
r. Alameda
Garcia Ramon, lithographer, r. 9 Union PI
Garcia Reyes painter, r. 743 Vallejo
Garcia Selso, bootblack, r. 6 Clara Lane
Garcia Urbane, saddler, r.l021 Pacific
Garcia Victor, watchmaker, r. 540 Washington
Garcia Vicenzia, widow, r. 1510 Mason
Garctn Edmond (L. P. Gar.in 4 Son) r. 1115 Sutter
Oarcin L. P. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2505 Howard
Garcin Leon P. (L. P. Garcin * Son) r. 2505 Howard
Garcin L. P. & Son (Leon P. and Edmond) machine
works, 294 Howard
Garcin Paul, machinist, r. 2505 Howard
Garcon Benjamin, fireman, r. 21 Federal
i Gnrde John J., shoemaker, r. 509 Laguna
I H^ Garde. See Guard
Oardella Charles, teamster, r. 16 Masonic At
Gardella Charles, scavenger r 2311 Mason
I Gardella Domenico, scavenger, r. 22 Vandewater
Gardemeyer Han."), r. 520 Filbert
I Gardemeyer Laura Miss, hairdresser, r. 520 Filbert
; Gardemeyer Peter D., insurance agent, r. 2066 Market
j Garden Jonathan H., eard»ner, r. 1612 Gough
Oardenier Harry G., bricklayer, r. 1114)4 Golden Gate
' Av
j Gardenier Henry M., policeman, r. 1114)4 Golden
Gate Av
' Gardes Hermann, bookkeeper, r. 150 Natoma
Gardes Henry, r. 65 Natoma
Gardet Victor (Louis Gregoire k Co.) r. Alameda
Gardiner Alexander S., clerk Historical Publishing
Co., r. Iowa, bet Solano and Butte
Gardiner Baldwin Jr., r. 1815 Broadway
Gardiner Casper, tailor, r. 162 Tehama
Gardiner Charles H. butcher, r. 618 Jones
Gardiner Cliarles H., clerk general manager's office
Wells. Fargo & Co., r. East Oakland
Gardiner Frank H., with Charles Ashton, r. Baden,
San Mateo Co.
Gardiner George, teamster, r. 742 Tehama, rear
Gardiner (ieor),'e D. Mrs., r. 1522 Post
(Jardiner Henry H., painter and decorator, 618 Jonei
Gardiner Henry H. Jr., dentist assistant, r. 618 Jonee
Gardiner James, engineer, r. 413 Broadway
Gardiner John R., bookkeeper, r. 17)4 Oak
Gardiner M. A. Mrs., droHsmaker, r. 622)4 Ellis
Gardiner Martin V. M., r. 622)4 Ellis
Gardiner Mary, laundress L. Schmitt, 815 Montgom-
ery Av
Gardiner Mill Co. (Gardiner, Oregon) Joseph Know-
land agent, 22 California, room 18
Gardiner Robert salesman, r. 329 Minna
Gardiner Robert K., clerk cashier's department Wells,
Fargo & Co.. r. East Oakland
Gardiner Robert 3., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
E 8 Tennessee, bet Butte and Solano
Gardiner S. M. Mrs. (Gardiner k Smith) r. 32 Golden
Gate Av
Gardiner Sophie E.. widow, r. 1219 Filbert
Gardiner Thomas M., bookkeeper Fireman's Fund
Insurance Co., r. East Oakland
Gardiner & Siulth (Mrs. S. M. Gardiner and Mrs. M.
L. Smith) W. C. T. Coffee House, lli03 Market
Gardner August, r. 630 Sacramento
Gardner Auauat, billiard and liquor saloon, 25 Tnrk,
r. 1217)4 Kearny
Gardner Charles C, cook, r. 5 Broadway
Gardner Clarence C, chief porter Wells, Fargo ft Co.,
r. 122 Chattanooga
Gardner Delman S., bartender J. Whelan, r. 1110
Fillmore
Gardner Drury, whitener, r. 1126 Pacific
Gardner E. M. Mrs., widow, r. 107 Taylor
Gardner Francis I., r. 1415 Polk
Gardner Fred., r. 527 Post
Gardner George F., carpenter, r. 1180 Harrison
Gardner George W., engineer, r. 1711 Stevenson
Gardner Harriet N. Mrs., restaurant. 640 California
Gardner Henry H., physician and surgeon, 6 Eddy
Gardner Isaac G., insurance agent, r. 16 Ellis
Gardner James, cook Thomas Ahkmann, r. 44 Steuart
Gardner James, machinist Frederick A. Bobbins, r.
705 Tennessee
Gardner James H. (Gardner* Thornley) r. Saucelito
Gardner John, laborer, r. E s Nebraska, bet Helena
and Augusta
Gardner John, salesman, r. 5)4 Morris Av
Gardner John, workman U. S. Mint, r. 1613 Howard
Gardner Joseph, distributor 0. S. Laundry
Gardner Joseph W., liquor saloon, 429 Davis, r. 7
Medau PI
Gardner Jonathan A., laborer Masonic Cemetery
Gardner Mary, widow, r. 1711 Stevenson
Gardner Mary H. Miss, typewriter, r. 1711 Stevenaon
Gardner Matthew, cook, r. 103 Sacramento
Gardner Nicholas, r. 5;a Howard
Gardner Oran G., restaurant keeper, r. 639 California
Gardner Roland B., porter Maurice Dore k Co., r. 436
Sutter
Gardner Sadie £. Miss, teacher music, r. 1711 SteTen>
son
Gardner Samuel, driver Hose No. 9, r. 1109 Mont-
gomery
Gardner Thomas, watchman freight depot S. P. Co.,
r. 33 Lapidge
Gardner William, carpenter, r. 460 Jessie
Gardner William, master mariner, r. 728)4 Union
Gardner William J., insurance broker, 312 Califor-
nia, r. 14 Prospect PI
Gardner William T., salesman Eagleson k Co., r. 828
Greenwich
¥. & J. SLOANE & CO.
Hotels and Steamboats completely furnished with
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY.
Special Prices Given.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO..
Hanufaorarers of Show Cases
and Store Piztures.
37 MarM St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
[Also the finest Rmdes of Clmreta, HockB.) ARPAD HARASHHY A CO.,
1 Burgundies. Santernes, Ports »ud Sherries f 530 WASHINOTOM SKFSZET.
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509
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Gardner & Thornley (James H. Gardner ind William
H. Thornley) Custom House brokers, 322 Wash-
ington
•^ Gardner. See Gardiner and Gardenler
GarcKcbe Louis, clerk money order department Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. Oakland
Garfield Hotel, Gustave Gercke proptr, NE cor Chest-
nut and Fillmore
Garfield John Q., -whitener, 10 Ellis, r. 1941 Broadway
Garfield Maynard J., carpenter, r. 1776 Howird
Garfield Primary School, Mrs. Anna E.Du Bois, prin-
cipal, N B Union bet Kearny and Montgomery
Garfield Square, bet Twenty-sixth, Treat Av, Twen-
ty-fifth ami Folsom
Gargnn Edward, clam dealer, r. Vancouver, bet Pen-
obscot and Osage
Gargare Domiuico, musician, r. 416 Fifth
Gargin James, laborer, r. 57 Jessie
Gargln Phillip, hillman Omnibus RB., r. 363 Eley-
enth
Garginlo Salvator, bootblack, r. 256 H Jessie
Garhart William, r. 1336 Market
»■ Garhart. See Gerhardt
Garibaldi Anton J., bookkeeper A. Silvestrl, r. 1507
Stockton
Garibaldi Brothers (Stephen J., Peter and Vin-
cent) California wines, etc., 1515 Powell
Garibaldi Emile. tanner A. Legallet, r.N 8 Veneruelo,
bet Tombigbee and Potomac
Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Garibaldi G. B , peddler, r. 10 Russell, rear
Garibaldi G. B., vegetables, r. 1516 Powell, rear
Garibaldi Giuseppe, groceries and liquors, 420 Union,
r. 19H Lafayttte
Garibaldi Hall, 423 Broadway
Garibaldi Hotel, Luigi Paravagna proptr, 222 Broad-
way
Garibaldi Lncca (A. Rocca & Co.) r. 7 Sonora PI
Garibaldi Mutual Benevolent Society. 423 Broadway
Garibaldi Peter (Garibaldi Bros.) r. 1516 Powell
Garibaldi vStephen J. (Garibaldi Bros.) r. 1516 Powell
Garibaldi Vincent (Garibaldi Bros.) r. 1516 Powell
Garibay Simon, foreman J<>s6 A. Garcia, r. 416 Union
Gariepy L. L. Mrs., r. 12 Lewis
Garl Henry, coachman, r. 806 Sixteenth
Garl James H., laborer Cal. Sngar Refinery, r. 806
Sixteenth
Garland Abbie A. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 333 O'Farrell
Garland A. M., clerk stmr City of Rio de Janeiro
Garland Charles J., shoemaker, r. 20 Page
Garland Daniel H., shoemaker, 3 Franklin, r. 455
Octavia
Garland Frederick H., machinist, r. 455 Oct«via
Garland James, watchman stmr Santa Rosa, r. 821H
Montgomery
Garland John B., railroad agent, 610 Market, r. 611
Hyde
Garland Richard, deck hand stmr Modoc, r. 54 Sacra-
mento
Garland Samuel, r. 20 Derby PI
Garland Willlani D., manager Equitable Life
Assurance Society, 240 Montgomery (P. O. Box
2028) r. 914 Union
Garlia. waiter Mason Doree
Garlich Conrad, r. 101 O'Farrell
Garlick Faubian, canvasser, r. 934 Howard
Garlick Fred C, entry clerk Huntington, Hopkins &
Co., r. 906 Leavenworth
Garlick James O., traveling salesman George H. Tay
* Co., r, 1316 California
Garlick Simon, tailor, 2 Golden Gate Av, r. 1066
Howard
Garlick Walter J., entry clerk W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
906 Leavenworth
Garms William F. (Lnnnan & Co.) r. 619 Seventh
Garn William, cap mnfr, 519 Montgomery, r. 546^
Jessie
FRATINGER & CO.
READY-MADE SUITS
FOR
LALIES, MISSES AND CHILDEEN.
105 KEARNY STREET.
REFLECTORS,
FOE SHOW WINDOWS AND STORES,
MADE AND REPAIRED.
W. E. LANE,
PluiiiTSer
605 KEARMV STREET.
EsUbllBhcil 1860. Telephone 315.
Garnaud Etienoe, proptr Willows Laundry N rf'
Thirtieth, bet Dolores and Church
Garnback A. Mrs., dressmaker, 813 Greenwich
Garnback Albert, cigars and laundry office, 200 Mont-
gomery Av, r. 813 Greenwich
Gameau Alfred, cardriver, r. 69 Jessie
Garueau Gaspar, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 1315
York
Garneau William J., r. 69 Jessie
Garner Edward, mattressmaker Truman S. Clark k
Son, r. 726 Folsom
Garner Eli, waiter Palace Hotel
Garner George W., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
W s Kentucky, bet Butte and Napa
Garner John, printer, r. 44 Steuart
Garner Joseph, r. 3 Albion Av
Garuess Emma F. Miss, teacher South San Francisco
School, r. 5(1 South Park »
Garness George W., clerk, r. 60 South Park
Garness Samuel W., bookkeeper, r. 50 South Park
Garnett Louis A., capitalist, 524 Sacramento, r. 35 Es-
sex
Garnett William H., clerk, r. 35 Essex
Garnie Fred H., wireworker F. E. Wilson, r. 767 Fol-
som
Gamier Alphonse, dyer, r. 1133 Ji Howard
Gamier Emile, wines and liquors, 618 Sacramento, r.
630 Sacramento
Gamier Joseph, laundryman, r. 619 Pacific
Gamier Josepli, French restaurant, 107 Larkln,
r. 4 Grove
Garniss James R., attorney at law and adjuster,
and general agent Fidelity and Casualty Co. of
New York, 219 Sansome, r. 1224 Pine
Garo George G., r. 1027 Mipsion
Garratt Benjamin F., with W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 409
Capp
Garrett Edward C, r. E s California Av nr Fair Oak
Av B. H.
Garratt Joseph, assistant engineer stmr San Bias
Garratt William T., president W. T. Garratt &
Co., NW cor Fremont and Natoma, r. 405 Sixth
Garratt W. T.«SjCo., William T. Garratt presi-
dent, A. L. Taylor secretary and treasurer, brass
and machine works, NW cor Fremont and Natoma
8^ Garratt. See Garrf tt
Garrelmann John, cigarmaker, r. 625 Clay
Garren David, boxmaker, r. 13 Minna
Garren Louis, laborer, r. 13 Minna
Garren Morris (S. Kragen & Co) r. 13 Minna
Garren William, lineman Pac. Bell Tel. Co., r. 621
Harrison
Garrc-tsen Henry G., cabinetmaker, r. 512 Chestnut
Garretson Worthington K., conductor, r. 1211 Fill-
more
Garrett Charles, r. 1324 Mission
Garrett Frank, boots and shoes, 313 Third
Garrett Georye, clerk, r. 204 Second
Garrett Gus W., agent, r. 915^ Market
Garrett James H. (J. H. Gariett & Co.) r. 106 Hyde
Garrett James C, carpenter, r. 822 Howard
Garrett James S., shoecutter R. P. Chase Co., r. 869
Market
Garrett J. H. «Ss Co. (James H. Garrett) produce
commission, SE cor Clay and Sansome
Garrett John M., bartender, r. 807 Kearny
Garrett John R., druggist City and County Hospital,
r. 1143 Mission
Garrett Richard, r. 313 Third
Garrett Samuel, teamster, r. Ill Leavenworth
Garrett Samuel T., barber, r. 1309 Jackson
Garrett Thomas, teamster Pac. Trucking Co., r. 326
VRllejO
Garrett William L., commercial traveler, r. Grand
Hotel
Garrett William T., teamster, r. 115 Ash Av
•^ Garrett. See Garratt
Garrick Annlj J., widow, r. 332 Eighteenth
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Kannfoctarer of every deaerlptlon of
PASSENGER, STREET AND PBEIOHT OAStS,
49 to SO Beale Street, San Framciaco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker. %';*dfriX%'^^Siaf*i*a/?^?SeS'
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W. W. Montague &. Co.
PUIKEPS,
Suction and Force.
FOB HAND, lVI5iI>-3IIL.L. AND POm'EB,
ALL. SIZKS.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAKXET STREET
Garrick James, ornamentor SchuBsler Bros., r. 1727
Eddy
Garrick Margaret, widow, r. 116 Gilbert
Garrick Michael, with Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. IIG
Gilbert
Garrick Michael, blackBmith, r. 832 Howard
Garrick William H., foreman night watch P. M. SS.
Co.'s Wharf, r. 536 Third
GarrJKa Andres Rev., pastor Tglenia de Kuestra
Senora de Guadalupe, r. 908 Broadway
Garriga Pedro, r. 60.5 Broadway
Garrigan James, plumber William F. Wilson, r. 820
Vallejo
Garrigan James, laborer, r. 59 Jessie
Garrigan John, laborer, r. N s Center, bet De Haro
and Carolina
Garrigan John, hoatler, r. 31 Jessie
Garrigan Michael F., mail clerk Chronicle, r. 5
Montgomery PI
Garrigan Patrick, driver A. M. Ebbets, r. 21 Alta
Garrigan Paul, packer Lievre, Fricke & Co.. r. 219
Filbert
Garrigan Robert, laborer, r. 31 Jessie
Garrison Captain K., clerk John Kentfield & Co., r. 31
Potter
Garrison Eunice MLsa, dressmaker, r. 31 Potter
Garrison Helen Miss, principal Peabody Free Kinder-
garten, r. 31 Potter
Garrison John, contractor, r. Tilden, nr Castro
Garrison L. B. Mrs., boarding, 413 Brannan
Garrison Minnie Miss, clerk, r. 31 Potter
Garrison Samuel J., compositor Commercial Record,
r. 411 Sansome
Garrison Sidney M., r. 131 Harrison
Garrison William W., engraver P. E. Dougherty &
Co., r. 424 Sansome
Garrissere Frank, hairdresser and dealer human
hair, 113 Grant Av, r. 14 Eureka
Garrity Andrew, laborer Union Works, r. E s Illinois,
bet Napa and Lena PI
Garrity Arthur, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W s
Georgia, bet Georgia and Shasta
Garrity Caroline, widow, dressmaker, r. 634 Vallejo
Garrity Harry, bartender Ocean Beach
Garrity Hugh, watchman, r. 421 Minna
Garrity James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E s
Michigan, bet Sitrra and Shasta
Garrity James, liquor saloon, W s Georgia, bet Sierra
and Nrvada
Garrity James, plumber, r. 12 Salmon
Garrity John, horsetrader, r. 108 Geary
Garrity John, cook, r. cor Fifteenth and Tilden
Garrity John, plasterer, r. W s Eugenia, nr Mission
Garrity John B., r. 929 Howard
Garrity John B., steward stmr Yaqulna, r.919Natoma
Garrity Madge Miss, laundress Standard Shirt Fac-
tory, r. 140 Hickory Av
Garrity Martin, laborer, r. 1322 Harrison
Garrity Martin S., pressman H. S. Crocker i Co., r.
1028 Hyde
Garrity Miihael, laborer, r. 310 Langton
Garrity Michael, laborer, r. 1125 Filbert
Garrity Michael, laborer King St. Warehouse, r. 26
Welsh
Garrity Michael, painter, r. 1030 Howard
Garrity Patrick, blacksmith N. B. and M. RR., r. 9
Cleavelaud
Garrity Patrick, drayman, 732 Sacramento, r. 52 Clara
Garrity Patrick, laborer, r. 1416 Kearny
Garrity Paul, packer, r. 219 Filbert
Garrity Peter, livery stable, NE cor Golden Gate Av
and Leavenworth, r. 212 Leavenworth
Garrity Thomas, Ironworker, r. SW cor Maryland and
Sierra
^r Garrity. See Geraghty and Gerrity
Garrod James, musician, r. 20 Elliot Park
Garrone Charles A., undertaker laccheri &Baclgalupl,
r. 627 Broadway
Garry Augustine J., laborer, r. 761 !< Howard
Garry Edward, messenger J. C. Meussdorffer, 223
Montgomt-ry
Garry Elizabeth, widow, r. 1711 Eddy
Garry Hubert, gardener, r. SE cor Pine and Mason
Garry John H., laborer freight dept S. P. Co., r. 775J<
Mii'sion
Garry Michael, miner, r. 775)4 Mission
Garside Henry, carpenter, r. 2009 Powell
Garson Andrew, foreman Knyland & Mcintosh, r. 1335
Natoma
Garson Cornelius, carpenter, r. 2711 Bush
Garson Gustave, clerk Kfustadter Bros., r.l334Natom»
Garson Henry, wood dealer, r. 738 Fourth
Garson Henry, waiter J. H. Mt-ntz, r. 544 First
Garson P., laborer Pioneer White Lead Works, r. 23
Federal
Garson Patrick, r. E b Church, bet Twenty-flfth and
Clipper
Gart^lmann Henry, brewer Hayes Valley Brewery, r.
504 J4 Grove
Gartelmann John, brewer Hayes Valley Brewery, r.
504 54 Grove
Gartenburg Adolph, hide dealer, r. 420 Linden Av,
bet Gough and Octavia
Gartenburg Edward, tihoemaker Solomon Marks, r.
420 Linden Av, bet Gough and Octavia
Gartenburg Max, foreman Platshek & Harris, r. 2222
Piue
Garteuzaum Solomon, cigarpacker, r. 317 Bush
Garter William, cook, r. 636 Commercial
Garthorne Charles A., photographer Bradley & Rulof-
son, r. 423 Fell
Garthorne Georg^e H., secretary American Crack-
er Co., office 220 Front, r. Oakland
Garthorne Robert, clerk Am. Cracker Co., r. 323 Pa-
cific
Garthwaite Henry, lumber dealer, office 42 Market, r.
Oakland
Gartlan Annie, widow, lodgings, 24 Mint Av
Gartlau James, attorney at law, 331 Montgomery,
rooms 34-35, r. 322 Fremont
Gartland John, driver Omnibus RR., r. 247 Clementina
Gartland John B., with A. F. Nye & Co., r. 419 Stocktou
Gartland Patrick, bollermaker Moynihan & Aitken, r.
549 Howard
Gartland Philip, brickmason, r. 24 Turk
Garvey Christopher, clerk, r. 1013 Washington
Garvey Daniel J., bartender, r. 3 Seventh
Garvey David, teamster Matthew Nunan, r. 1128 Treat
Av
Garvey David S., laborer Matthew Nunan, r. 730
Clementina
Garvey James, salesman John Mclnness, r. 723 Vs-
leocia
Garvey Jeremiah, miner, r. 321 PaciBc
Garvey John, molder, r. 719 Market
Garvey J. P. Mrs., r. 1037 Post
Garvey PatricK, teamster, r. 709 Tehama
Garvey Patrick, expressman, r. 62 Croi'ker
Garvey Patrick, laborer Matthew Nunan, r. 720 Te-
hama
Garvey Percy, clerk A. C. Donnell k Co., r. SE cop
Polk and Post
Garvey Thomas, engineer Pac. Oil and Lead Works,
r. 730)4 Harrison
Garvey Timothy, deckhand stmr Knight No. 2, p. 108
Jackson
Garvey William, stableman, r. 524 Third
Garvin Charles L., r. 521 Post
Garvin James (Garvin fc Co.) r. Oakland
Garvin James J., r. 143 Fifth
Garvin John J., calker. r. 8i Natoma
Garvin Thomas D. Rev., pastor Christian Church, r.
521 Post
Garvin Joseph 6., seaman stmr Sm Jose
Garvin William, teamster Christenson & Lord, r. 1134)f
Bryant
THE LATEST STYLES,
THE FINEST GOODS,
THE BEST WORK at
"THE HASTINGS,"
I.ICK. HOUSE BI.OCK..
THE LION Fire lis. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,003 GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Assets, $4,712,747 WM. SEZTOl^, Asst. Maaagar.
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
GAR
611
GAT
Garvin Winiam C, pork packer, r. 206 Moulton
Garvin & Co. (James Garvin. Edward J. Sweeney and
Thomas KoLan) provisions and ship stores, 320
Washington
t^" Garvin. See Gavin
Garwicli Francis, mate stnir San Kafael
Garwood Charles F., clerk, r. 309 Ninth
Garwood George W., ironer U. 8. Laundry, r. 3015
Sixteenth
Gar^vood William T.. physician, office and r.
223 Grant Av
Gary Charles, cutter Porter, Slessinger i Co., r. 447^
Jessie
Gary Julia Miss, r. 1913 Howard
Gary Robert J., card cutter H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
1142 Howard
Garzon Pietra Miss, dressmaker, r. 420 Green
GAS CONSUMERS' ASSOCIATION
D. J. Whitney president, W. 0.-L.udo-
vici secretary- (gas regulators) llOJi
Sntter
Gas Consumers' Benefit Co. of tho Pacific, J. S. Emery
president. Henry W. Brown general manager, 127
Montgomery
Gas Liight Co. San Francisco, office SE cor
First and Natoma
Gash John, architect, 33 Merchants' Exchange, r. 102
Haight
Gashwiler Simeon F. (Anderson & Co.) r. 1820 Vallejo
Oaskill George S., fisherman, r. Broderick, bet Lewis
and Tonquin
GasklU John M., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 18 Verona PI
GaskillJohn W., clerk Main & Winchester, r. 15
Guerrero
GasklU John W., cook Aaron Hooper, r. 520 Bush
Oaskill Varney W., auditor and paymaster S. P. C.
RB. Co., office foot of Market, r. Oakland
Gaskin Charles M., special policeman, r. Ifi46 Howard
Gaskin Edward M., window shademaker, 108X Jessie,
r. 1217 Howard
Gaskin Elizubeth, widow, r. 1217 Howard
Gaskin George W., sailmaker, r. 6Sl Mission
Gaskin John B., match mnfr, 232 Fourteenth, r. 1217
Howard
Gaskin John W., r. 714 Laguna
Gasmann John G. Rev., assistant rector Trinity
Church, r. 615 Taylor
Gaspard Munier, upholsterer, 708 Battery
Gaspari Giovanni, hackman, Plaza, r. 1015 Washing-
ton
Gasper Charles, molder, t. \ Morris Av
Gasper Frank, seaman stmr Queen of the Pacific, r.
350 Drumm
Gasper George F., fitter, r. 516 Folsom
Gasper Harry A., millhand. r. 1 Morris Av
Gasper James H., teamster David S. Cartwrlght, r.
434 Tenth
Gasper Joseph, shoemaker, r. 410 Pacific
Gasper William, laborer, r. 525>j Howard
Gasqne Henry F., groceries and liquors, SW cor
O'Farrell and Hyde, r. 701 O'Farrell
Gass John A., bakery, 1811 Powell
Qass Julius A., butcher estate of Henry J. Boese, r.
1811 Powe'l
Gassaway Frank H., editor The Wa8p,r. 305 Kearny
Gassert Helen Mrs., r. 834 Folsom
Gassert John L., butcher, r. 834 Folsom
Gassett William, teamster, and eitraman Engine No.
6, r. 311 Sixth
Gassmann Emma Mrs., carpetsewer Baye & Hamp-
ton, r. I.'i75}4 Market «
Gassmann Eugene, clerk J. B. Gassmann, r. 406
Union
Gassmann Frederick, saloonkeeper, r. 1105 Leaven-
worth
Gassmann Honse, Joseph Gassmann proptr, 428
Broadway
SEWER PIPE, SEWER TRAPS.
Se-wers Laid Properly.
Sewers Repaired.
W. E. LANE,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIi:R9IO-F.l,ECTRIC
RUSSIAN and TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicatfid and Electric Balls Giyei.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
Established 1860.
Telephone 31&
Gassmann Joliu B., laundry, 4nG Union
Gassmann Joseph, proptr Gassmann House, 428
Broadway
Gassmann Joseph F., bookkeeper Otis 4 Co., r. 428
Broadway
Gassmann Julet, teacher language, r. 413 Fifth
Gassmann Marks, glazier, r. 715 O'Farrell
Gassner Jacob, cigarmaker Hoffmann & Davis, r. 22
Turk
Gassner Joseph, cigarmaker H. Plagemann & Co., p.
1011 Mission
Gassner Valentine, shoemaker, r. 7 Quiucy PI
Gast Ambrose A,, blacksmith, r. 86 Everett
Gast Edward., r. 815 Stockton
Gaster Joseph, grocer, r. 920 Jackson
Gastman Martin J., bartender, r. 700)^ Bush
Gaston H. B.. bookkeeper Joshua Hendy Machine
Works, r. Oakland
Gaston Henry C, shoemaker, r. 19 Harlan PI
Gaston James, r. 31 Moss, rear
Gately Anastasia E.. stenographer, r. 1832 Howard
Gately Belle D. Miss, compositor, r. 1706 Hyde
Gately Catherine, widow, r. 1220 Webster
Gately Frank, salesman Keane Bros., r. 1832 Howard
Gately James, proptr Protrero Hotel, SW cor Loul:ii-
ana and Sierra
Gately James, laborer, r. 930 Twentieth, rear
Gately John, boatman, r. 703 f^ Davis
Gately Joseph, tanner H. N. Cook, r. W s Tennessee.
bet Solano and Mariposa
Gately Joseph J., machinist, r. 1832 Howard
Gately Michael, real estate, r. 1832 Howard
Gately Michael, laborer, r. 202 Sixth
Gately Michael, currier H. N.Cook, r. Ws TenneBBce,
bet Solano and Mariposa
Gately Patrick, laborer, r. 1517 Broadway
Gately Patrick, driver Wells. Fargo & Co., r. 219
Ninth
Gately Patrick J., saloon keeper, r. 452 Natoma
Gately Thomas, carriagesmith, r. 1321 3< Natoma
Gately Thomas, laborer, r. 608 Ivy Av
Gately Thomas B., compositor Chronicle, r. 1706 Hyde
Gately William, clerk, r. 40 Quinn
Gately William H., clerk, r. 703^ Davis
Gates Emery P., druggist James H. Gates & Co., r. 10
Rubs
Gates Frank H., physician, r. 722 Montgomery
Gates Harry, actor, r. 322 >« Eighteenth
Gates H. D., field assistant Surveyor's Office, r. 2800
Pine
Gates I. W., ship carpenter, r. 415 Mason
Gates James G. surveyor, r. 20 Prospect PI
Gates James H., druggist, NW cor New Montgomery
and Howard, r. 10 Russ
Gates James R. (J. R. Gates & Co.) r. 324 O'Farrell
Gates J. R. <Si Co. (James K. Gates) wholesale
and retail druggists, 417 Sansome, cor Commer-
cial
Gates Justin, druggist, Turkish and Bussian
steam baths, 722 Montgomery
Gates Leander S., lodgings, 32 Fourth
Gates R., waiter. Palace Hotel
Gates William K., bartender, r. 1108 Sacramento
Gatewood James M., speculator, r. 705 Shotwell
Gatling Band, 126 Kearny, room 1
Gatenelli Joseph, laborer, r. 85 Boardman PI
Gatjean Hermann, fireman, r. 124 Clinton
Gatke John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Eentncky
Gatter Jacob, slippermaker, r. 436 Clementina
Gattinger William, stevedore, r. 120 Howard
Gattmann, Jacobs & Co. (Julius Gattmann and Lee
Jacobs) citjar mnfrs, 420 Front
Gattmann Julius (Gattmann, Jacobs & Co.) r. 743
Ellis
Gatto Angelo, laborer, r. 7 Gaven
Gatto Antonio, coal and wood, 2738 California
Gatto B., laborer, r. 523 Green, rear
W. B. BANCROFT & CO,
49 FIRST ST.
TELBPHONB 82.
LITHOGRAPHERS
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. OAVIS, City Agent,
4S9 California Street.
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W. W. Montague &. Co.
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Gatto George B. (Stnria t Gatto) r. 408 Devigadero
Gatto John B.. gardcuer. r. University Mound
Gatto Louis, bottler C. H. Brown, r. 519 Union
Gatto Salvatore (Gatto S-'Auauos) r. 1515 Dupont
Gatto Stanlels C, studfet Heald'a Business College,
r. 1710 Geary
Gatto & Ananos (Salvatcre Gatto and Antonio Ananos)
barbers, 1314 Stockton
Gatz Cliarlea, cook J. Deutach, r. 710 California
Gaubatz Ferdinand A., laborer, r. 2939 Mission
Gaubatz Martin, janitor, r. 9 Geary
Gaubert Joseph, florist, 612 California
Gaudln Frederick, cutter Bullock & Jones, r. 102
Mason
Gauepsaon August, machinist, r. 616 Sixth
I Gauggel Jacob, laborer, r. 3 Bridge PI
i Gauffg-el Li<^o. boot and shoemaker, 316 Sutter
I Gaugh Adam, baker Nicholas Probst, r. 336 Third
] Gaugh John, sheep shearer, r. 636 Commercial
j Gaughran James, clerk, r. 126 Gilbert
I Gaughran John, cigars and tobacco, 702 Brannan, r.
I 126 Gilbert
' Gaughran Lawrence, waiter Lick House
I Gaughran Nicholas, laborer, r. 15 Jansen
Gaukroger Albert, foreman Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. N
I 8 Sierra, bet Tennessee and Kentucky
I Gaukroger Edwin, assistant foreman Cal. Sugar Re-
j finery, r. N s Sierra, bet Tennessee and Kentucky
I Gaul Louis, maltster John Wieland Brewing Co., r.
I 14 Hawthorne
t^ Gaul. See Gall
Gauld George G., with S. P. Co., r. 2220 Webster
Gauld James G., noteteller London and 8. F. Bank, r.
2220 Webster
Gauley Emma, widow, r. 615 Taylor
Gaulfy William H., longshoreman, r. 1324 Pacific
Gault Adolph M., machinist 8. F. Tool Co., r. 22
Scott PI
Gault Marie, widow, r. 15 Morey Alley
■»" Gault. See Gait
; Ganpp Christian, bartender C. Stepp, r. 270 First
Gaupp Phillip, cooper Lachman i Jacobi, r. 270 First
i Gaus Ernst, butcher Hofmann & Woenne, r. 746 How-
ard
j Gaussail Emile A., wines and liquors, 1239 Stockton,
I r. 1509 Powell
Gaussail Marie, widow, r. 1509 Powell
Oaut Ira, teamster, Teele & Scott
Gautadlni Jose, Mrs., widow, r. 908 Sanaome
; Gauterau Frank, carpenter, r. cor Hill and Vicksburg
I Gauterau Stanley, carpenter, r. cor Hill and Vicks-
I burg
I Gautert Herman, machinist, r. 535 Folsom
Gauthier Arsene (Gauthier & Smith) r. 1122 Market
Gauthier E. * Co. (Eugene Gauthier) stock brokers,
3:J0 Pine, room 7
Gauthier Eugene (E. Gauthier & Co.) r. 1111 }j Mont-
gomery
Gantliier & Smltli (Arsene Gauthier and Michael
H. Smith) wines and liquors, 842 Market
Gautier A. T. Mrs., widow, r. 822 Pacific
Gautier Eugene F., woodcarver, r. 822 Pacific
Gautin Gaspard (PecheuA Gautin) r. 1031 Sutter, rear
Gauvreau Oliver G., r. 813 Grove
Gavan John, fireman, r. 227 Green
Gavan Michael J., salesman Keane Bros., r. 34 Haw-
thorne
9^ Gavan. See Gaven and Gavin
Qavaiza Wemesla, cabinetmaker West Coast Furni-
ture Co., r. Romani House
Oaven Joseph, with Mastlck, Belcher & Mastick, r.
Palace Hotel
Iff" Gaven. See Gavan and Gavin
Gaver Edward 8., abstract clerk U. S. Mint, r. 146
Ellis
Gaver John, blacksmith, r. 1309 Vallejo
Gavigan Annie E. Mies, teacher Grant Primary
School, r. 216 Seventh
Gavigan Bridget, widow, r. 24 Linden Av
Gavigan Charles A., blacksmith, r. 216 Seventh
Gavigan Daniel M., assistant weigher Custom House,
r. 216 Seventh
Gavigan Joseph 8., cooper, r. 216 Seventh
Gavigan Martin, clerk, r. 24 Linden Av
Gavigan Mary Miss, cloakmaker. r. 24 Linden Av
Gavigan Thomas F., bookbinder John B. Mclntyre,
r. 216 Seventh
Gavigan William, farmer, r. 216 Seventh
Gavigan William J. (Gavigan & Weaterman) 215
Sansome
Gavigan <& W^esterman (William J. Gavigan
and H. B. Westerman) attorneys at law, 215 San-
some, rooms 11-13
Gavin Bernard, expressman, NW cor Sixth and Fol-
som, r. 7 Averill Av
Gavin Cecelia, widow, r. 433 Twenty-second
Gavin Charles J., machinist Cal. Machine WorkB, r.
13a5 Jackson
Gavin James, printer, r. 604 Pine
Gavin James J., vamisher Heywood Bros. & Co., r.
563 Mission
Gavin John, clay pipemaker, r. 1318 Jackson
Gavin John, fireman atmr Ancon »
Ga\in John, janitor Old City Hall, r. 1047 Eighteenth
Gavin Kern, laborer, r. SE cor Clay and Pierce
Gavin Michael, laborer, r. 5 Sherwood PI
Gavin Michael, laborer, r. 1604 Bush
Gavin Michael, liquor saloon, 209 Third
Gavin P., packer Lobos Square Packing House, r. 206
Moulton
Gavin Patrick, hackman Plaza, r. 1305 Jackson
Gavin Thomas, r. 1430 Jackson
Gavin William, packer Lobos Square Packing House,
r. 206 Moulton
t^" Gavin. See Gavan and Gaven
Gawley Edward, painter, r. 305 Minna
Gawley W. H. Mrs., r. 417 Harrison
Gawne John, office 319 California, r. San Leandro
Ga^vtliorne J. F., official shorthand reporter, 331
Montgomery, room 23, r. 137 Chestnut
S^ Gawthorne. See Garlhorne
Gaiiola 1., saddler Main & Winchester, r. 1307 Stock-
ton
Gaxiola Jesus, tinsmith John Lee & Co., r. 813 Pa-
cific
Gaxiola Nicholas, clerk John T. Wright, r. 21 South
Park
Gay Albert C, carpenter, r. 8W cor Harrison and
Twenty-third
Gay Ambrose C, cook, r. 937 Folsom
Gay Charles, real estate agent, r. 331 Seventeenth
Gay Henry C, expressman, r. 112 Henry
Gay John G., gardener, r. 43 Euss
Gaye Jean, waiter Albert Sarrail, r. 423 Green
Gayles Benjamin R., cook stmr Queen of the Pacific,
r. 319 O'Farrell
Gayles Pierre, laundryman Hayes Park Laundry, r.
Madrid. Excelsior Homestead
Gaylord Christopher, restaurant. 1819 Powell
Gaylord Titus B., r. 112 Fair Oaks
Gay nor Ann Miss, compositor, r. 227 Perry
Gaynor Bernard, r. Dominican Monastery
Gaynor Frank, boilermaker S. P. Co., r. E s McClellan
nr Lincoln Av, B. H.
Gaynor James, longshoreman, r. 75 Jessie
Gaynor James P., collector P. F. Colller,r.l4 Grant At
Gaynor John P., architect, 309 California, rooms 8-9,
r. 1524 Devisadero
Gaynor John T., with Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 30&
Kearny
Gaynor .Margaret, widow, r. 1 McCormick
Gaynor Martin, laborer, r. 608 Minna
Gaynor P., laborer S. F. Bridge Co., r. NK cor Siem
and Louisiana
Gaynor Patrick, teamster William Kerr, r. 913 Battery
Gaynor William, policeman, r. 227 Perry
TJC3rS
Imported and Domestic Rugs in immense variety.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
JfKXT ABOVB PAXACB HOTEI,.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO..
Manufacturers of Show Casef
and Store Fixtures.
37 Market St,
rn IDCC CYTDA nOVi Finer than the clBss of Cbampngncs gent from I ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
tifLlrOC LA I nH Unl'l France to this country, but without Brandy, l 530 WASBIKGTOiT STBEZT.
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Oayton John, peddler, r- 632 Guerrero
Ocaney Jeremiah, tanner, r. Teneriffe, bet St. John
and ToniblRbee
Oeaney John, laborer, r. 439 Clementina
Qeantlt Alfonse, butcher, 15-18 S. F. Market, r. 717
Union
Geantit Antonio, bookkeeper Alfonee Qeantlt, r. 717
Union
Gear Albert V. C, etudent. r. 1125 Ellis
Gear George D. C, law student Hiram L. Gear, r. 1126
Ellis
Gear Hiram Ii. , attorney at law, 310 Pine, room
26. r. 1125 Ellis
Gearing Charles, boxmaker, r. San Jos^ Ay, nr Ocean
View
Gearn Anthony, porter, r. 32 Second
Oearon Dennis, houseuiover, r. 344 Seventh
Gearon John F., barber, r. 1105 Howard
Gearty James, groceries and liquors, 224 Clara
Geary A. J., clerk, r. 763 >4 Howard
Geary Albert, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 730 Clem-
entina
Geary Allen T., teamster, r. 528 Hickory Av
Geary Daniel, laborer, r. 286 Union
Geary Daniel, salesman F. P. Latson & Co., r. 347
Fremont
Geary Dennis, cutter U. S. Mint, r. 1426 Howard
Geary Eugene, bartender, r. 664 Minna
Gearv Frank, printer, r. 608 Natoma
Geary Henry, laborer, r. 1825 O'Farrell
Geary Henry J., boilermaker, r. 24 Welsh
Geary James, contractor, r. 2324 Sutter
Geary James J., tanner, r. SOl'Guerrero
Geary James W., contractor, r. 1419 Folsom
Geary Jeremiah, tannery, SE cor Guerrero and Fif-
teenth, r. 304 Guerrero
Geary Johanna, widow, r. 412 )i Tehama
Geary John, coal passer stmr Santa Rosa
Geary John, shoecutter Bosenthal, Feder & Co.,r. 736
Green
Geary John A., laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 345
Fremont
Geary John D., longshoreman, r. 286 Union
Geary John V., clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo Jc
Co., r. 304 Guirrero
Geary Joseph J., blacksmith Union Iron Works, r.
E 8 Tennessee, bet Sierra and Napa
Geary Laurence, blacksmith, r. 641 Commercial
Geary Louise Miss, r. 1823 Market
Goary Martin, laborer, r. 733 Market
Geary Nicholas, cook, r. 519 Bash
Geary Patrick, laborer, r. N s Twenty-third, bet San-
chei! and Noe
Geary Sarah Mrs., r. 761 M Howard
Geary Street, Park and Ocean Railroad,
Daniel Meyer president, John N. Syme secretary,
Johnson Reynolds superintendent, oflace NE cor
Geary and Buchanan
Gearv Theresa, widow, r. 652 Jessie
Geary Timothy, laborer, r. 137 Shipley
Gease John, clerk Dledrich W. Tletjen.r. 317 Drumm
Qebbels Nicholas, fruits, etc., Ocean Beach, nr Cliff
House
Gebhardt Charles (Metten & Gebhardt) r. Lewis, nr
Mission Itoad
Gebhardt Charles G., bookkeeper J. L. White & Co..
r. 955 Howard
Gebhardt Frederick, sawsmith Pao. Saw Mnfg Co., r.
25 Hardy
Gebhardt George, miner, r. 600 Mission
Gebhardt Henry G., bookkeeper U. S. Brewery, r. 619
Franklin
Gebhardt Louis, upholsterer, r. 955 Howard
Gebhardt L. P., saloonkeeper, r. 416Ji Larkin
Gebhardt Mary, widow, r. 9 Zoe
Gebhardt Philip (Gebhardt & Graner) r. 416^ Lar-
kin
Gebhardt Wendel, upholsterer, r. 955 Howard
FRATINGER S CO.
K, m d m.
105 KEARNY STREET.
GAS STOVES,
GAS nXTUEES, GAS BUENEES.
Gas Healers lor all purposes lor sale ani made to order.
PLUMBER, 505 KEARMV STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Gebhardt & Graner (Philip Gebhardt and
Charles M. Graner) wines and liquora, 907 Mar-
ket
Gebouers Charles, teamster, r. Vandewater, nr Tay
lor
Gebouers Charles G., dairyman, r. Vandewater, nr
Taylor
Gecan Andrew (Andrew Gecan & Co.) r. 1210 Polk
Gecan Andrew k Co. (Andrew Gecan) commission
merchants, 210 Drumm
Geckler George, gilder Felix Dubernet, r. 473 Jessie
Geckler John, carrlagemaker. r. 473 Jessie
Geddes Cecelia, widow, r. 225 Leavenworth
Geddes Charles, architect. 528 California, r. 936 Gu-
errero
Geddes Isabella, widow, r. 33 Moss
Geddes John, porter Charles S. Eaton, r. 33 Mosa
Geddes Robert, conductor Cal. St. BR., r. 607 EUlg
Geddes William, clerk LiUenthal & Co., r. 818 San-
some
Geddes William, engineer and steward Hose No. 7, r.
Tennessee, bet Sierra and Napa
Geden John, laborer, r. 14 Bridge PI
Gedge Donald M.. agent M. A. Gonsalves & Co., Hon-
olnlu, H. I., office 35 Battery, r. 1120 Jackson
Gedge Frank J., clerk, r. 1120 Jackson
Gedge George Jr., actor, r. 905 Market
Gedge J. Henry P., salesman M. Hart, r. Napa, Cal.
Gedge John, painter, r. 2624 Bush
0^ Gedge. See Gage
Gedion John, blacksmith repair shop S. P. Co., r.
1223 Broadway
Gee Ernest, waiter Swain Bros., r. 1 Ewer PI
Gee Ferninand, master mariner, r. 824 Ellis
Gee Henry, laborer, r. 117 Jackson
Gee James, machinist S. F. Tool Co.
fS^' Gee. See Jee
Geelow Charles, seaman, r. 26 Sacramento
Geer Richard, stonecutter, r. 1028 McAllister
Geer Roger C, teamster, r. 1028 McAllister
Geerdts Maria, widow, r. 109 Valparaiso
Geerdts William F., jeweler R. Bujannoff, r. 109 Val-
paraiso
Geerlng Adolph, bookkeeper, r. 214 Ellis
Qeerlng John, maltster, John Wleland Brewing Oo.,
r. 19 Clara
Geerkens Nicholas H., groceries and liquors, 29 Clem-
entina
Geertz John (Voss and Geertz) r. E s Kentucky, bet
Sierra and Napa
Geffke Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1110
Bryant
Geffke Henry Jr., wood turner, r. 1110 Bryant
Geffroy Celestine, widow, r. 22 M Scott PI
Geffroy Paul, r. 420 Golden Gate Av
Gegan Ambrose F., grain, wool and general com-
mission merchant, 302 California
Gegan Thomas F., clerk Commercial Union Assur-
ance Co. (limited) r. 2318 Webster
90" Gegan. See Gagen
GegguR Charles, r. 750 Howard
Geggus Charles, paper hanger, r, 331 Minna
Geggus Frederick, butcher, r. 10 Verona
Geggus John, brewer, r. 750 Howard
Geggus Louis, butcher, r. 331 Miuna
Geghen Edward, machinist, r. 247 '■i Clara
Gehagen Michael, r. 1501 Leavenworth
Gehen Charles F.. stockcutter Solomon Marks, r. 1050
Howard
Gehen John E., shoecutter Buckingham & Hecbt, r.
1050 Howard
Gehen Mary Mrs., bakery and confectionery, 1050
Howard
Gehl Louis, clgarmaker H. KoUmann, r. 605 Hyde
Gehlich Julius, millhand Millsr & Hamilton, r. 1311
Kearny
Gehrels Henry, liquor saloon, NW cor Sacramento
and Battery, r. 915 Greenwich
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
nsnnfactnrcr of ererr description of
PASSENGER, STREET A.ND FREIGHT CARS.
4a to 00 Bcal* Street, San Francisco.
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Truman, Isham & Hooker. ^''1^LSrw%V;^\^\^£'^^ilnlS^'''^
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTERS OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 3]1, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STREET
GEHRET 0. & COi (Christian
Gehret) assent for John WielandU
Philadelphia bottled lag^er beer, 809
Geary
Gehret ChrlBtian (C. Gehret * Co.) r. 143 Larkin
GeUret Frederick, clerk, r. 143 Larkin
Gehret Sophia Mrae., corsetmaker, 143 Larkin
Gehricke Henry P., bookkeeper, r. 18 Elyin Park
Gehrig Ferdinand, porter S. H. Frank & Co., r. 1005
Minna
Gehring Martin, deck band stmr Caroline
GehiTuann John n., wood carver, r. 24 Turk
Gehrfi Jens, laborer Cal. Sugar Beflnery, r. 624 Bry-
ant
Gehrt Henry, groceries and liquors, 703 Dupont
Geib Edward H., blacksmith repair shop S. P. Co., r.
7('9 Treat Av
Geib Jesse, salesman Sachs Bros, k Co., r. 1429
Steiner
Geib John, laborer, r. 709 Treat Av
Geier Matilda Mrs., stamping »nd embroidering, 2142
Fillmore
Gei(?er Daniel, wine keeper B. Dreyfus b Co., r. 14
Harriet
Geiger John G., bartender, r. 1018 Washington, rear
Geiger John L., laborer, r. 40 Eloventh
Geike Richnrd, barber, 153 Gnve
Geilfnss Henry, architect, office 33 Eearny, room
17, r.809 Treat At
Geilleid Louis, dyt-r, r. 64 H Brosnan
Geils Alfred H.. clerk letter dept. Wells, Fargo k Co.,
r. 1614 J^ Pacific Av
Geils Caroline, widow, r. 1614H Pacific At
Geimann George, with Union Iron Works, r. 925
Jackson
Geimann William, merchant tailor, 115 Sutter, r. 925
Jackson
Geimann William F., wood and coal, 1510 Hyde, r.
1718 Hyde
Geinger Charles. with Matthew Nunan, r. 1242 Howard
Geinghry May Mrs., r. 50" Seventh
Geirrlen SebaRtian, cigarmaker. r. 738 Clementina
Geirrine Charles, salesman Davis Bros., Bergmaun &
Co.,r. West Bfrkdey
Oeis Amelia, furnished rooms, 34 Second
Gelsel Alois, engraver, .S31 Kearny, room 20
Geisel Eusene E., groceries and liquors, 1207 Stock-
ton, r 331 Kearny
Geisel Paul, refiner, r. 4 Kohler's PI
Gteisendorfer Mary Mrs., agent, 158 Second
GeisfrFmnciB J., forenmn S. P. Co., r 1336 Natoma
Geishaker Andrew, millhand S. F. Furniture Fac-
tory, r. 413 Bry«nt
Geishaker James, machine hand S. F. Furniture Fac-
tory, r 413 Bryant
Geisman Charles, carpenter, r. SW cor Mason and
Union
Gelss Henry, upholsterer, 305 Grant Av, r. 423 Du-
pont
Geissburger Rosslnia, widow, r. 716 Vallejo
Geisse George F., mining, r. Grand Hotel
Geisper Louia, bartender, r. 904 Kearny
Geissler Edward, clerk Sherman, Clay & Co., r. 1037J4
Market
Geissler I,. F., with Sherman, Clay * Co., r. AJameda
Geiht WilHani, r. 1104 Eddy
Gei'ter August, tnilor, r. 929 Sacramento
Geisting Joseph O., salesman Halls' Safe and Lock
Co., r. 1928 Pine
Gelstlirh M»x. butcher J. Hertz * Co.. r. 22 Turk
Geistlich William, pawnbroker, 2fil Third
Geitner George, shoemaker, NE cor Folsom and Six-
teenth, r. 1930 Folsom
Geitner Leonhardt, blacksmith, 626 Mission, r. 735
Sixteenth
Geldermann Edward, bookkeeper William Wolff k
Co., r. 1220 Fulton
Gelien R. G. Mrs., widow, r. 822 Post
Gelien Robert B., manufacturer cigars, r. 822 Post
Gelinas John, grocer, r. 140() Folsom
Gelinas Leon G., drug clerk, r. 1406 Folsom
Gell Thomas, r. 1301 Sacramento
Gellatley James R., news dealer, NE cor Fourth and
Mission, r. 10 Carlos PI
Geller H., r. 1302 Powell
Gelltrt Charles, painter and whitener, 918 Pacific
Gellert Henry, barber Brooklyn Uoiel. r. 515 Octavla
Gellert Isaac, bookkeeper Brodek, Seelig & Co.,r. 515
O.tavia
Gellert Louis, tailor, 2 Burnett PI, r. 515 Octavia
Gellert William Mrs., fancy goods, 505 Hayes
Gemballa August, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 18
Lynch
Gemballa Maria Miss, r. 1925 Howard
Gemel Rutherford, druggist Edwin W. Joy, r. 610
OFarrell
Gemiui Annibak, with A. Silvestri, r. 317 Vallejo
Geminiaiil Rachael, widow, furnished rooms, 816
Jackson
Gemmill R., widow, r. 812 California
Gendar Edward F,, r. 545 Stevenson
GendarJohn W., confectioner, 948 Market, and 34
Sixth, r. 416 Hyde
Gendar William H., clerk, r. 545 Stevenson
Geudotti Andrea, liquor saloon, 1949 Mission
Gendotti Luigi, wines and liquors. 508 Octavia, r. 1319
Laurel Av
Genebern Brother Rev., president Sacred Heart Col.
lege, SE cor Eddy and Larkin
Genereaux BHptiste U., agent, r. 715 Webster
Genesee Flour Alilla, Henry Coubrough & Co.
proprietors, N a Gold, bet Sausome and Mont-
gomery
Genesta Saloon, John £. Goble proprietor, SW
cor Illinois and Merrlmac
Genet Andrew, liquor saloon, 316 Fifth
Geneva House, 11»-I20 Ellis
Geneve Louis, real estate, r. 2 Lynch
Geneius Eamp L., barber Adam Grimm, r. 8)< Cedav
Av
Genning George, helper Fulton Iron Works, r. 614
Fifth
Geniiberger Max (Louis Kline ^ Co.) r. 413 Mason
Geusler Augustus, carpenter James W. Baldwin, r.
807 MibSion
Gensler Goodkind, salesman Davis Bros., r. 345
Minna
Gentler Jullns, tailor, 37 Eddy, r. 517 Stevenson
Gensler Maria, widow, r. 345 Minna
Gensler Michael, capitalist, r. 160 Ninth
Genster Henry, clefU Muecke & Co., r. 808 Larkin
Genster Jacob, barber, r. 808 Larkin
Gentil Arthur, barber, 638k Green
Gentil Josephine Mme., dressmaker, 826 Broadway
G ntil Sarramea, awnin«maker, r.826 Broadway, rear
Gentlemen's Sodality, St. Ignatius Church
Geutzler Edward, compositor Evening Post r. 436
Jackson
Geoffroi Meyer, waiter, r. 636 Commercial
Geoghegau James, carpenter, r. 6 Bowie Av
Geogliegan James J., latxirer, r. 623 Howard
Geoghegan James W., nmlder, r. 416 Post
Goeghegan John W., calker, r. W s St. Thomas, nr
James
0^ Geoghegan. See Gagan, Gagen and Oahagan
Geogrraphical Society of tlie Pacific, Hall
411 Sutter, office of the secretary, 513 Post
Geoken Fred, cleik Becker Bros , r. 622 Ta> lor
Geoller Edward commercial agent, r. 2409 Webster
Geor« Frank, liquor saloon, SW cor Noe and Henry
George Adam. enKlueer P. C. S3. Co., r. 3 Reed PI
George Au'n' s .Mrs., millinery, 120 Taylor
George Alexander, r. 717 Sutter
George Charles, floowalker Philip Kennedy k Co., r.
1216 Mission
I^ANN Si BENEDICT,
SUCCESSORS TO
C. C. HASTINGS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
„... AND
&.KCK norSE B1.0CK.
ORIENT Ins, Co. OF EARTFORD
Capital,
Assets,
$1,000,000
$1,^51,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
77M. 5SZT01T, Ast. Itaogat
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
GEO
515
ge;r
George Bdivard, deutist, office 114 Geary, r. 512
Devisailero
Geor«e Edward, laborer, r. Sutro's Nursery
George Eilward C, lauDdryiuan S. F. Laundry
George Elias O., cnrpenter, r. (ir>2 Market
George Evan E., waiter stmr San Bias
George EvanR. weaviT, r. 1230 L )inbard
George F. Mrs., widow, r. 717 Sutter
George Henry A., r. 602 Mason
George Henry C, salesman Davis & Cowelli r. 7U
Ciipp
Gc'orgt? Henry B., clerk Samuel Breok, r. 120 Taylor
George Henry VV., bookkeeper Scotchler & Gibbs, r.
2504 Clay
George James, waiter R. Stege, r. 617 Mission
George Jaiues H., bookkeeper J. G. JoUuson k Son,
r. 34 Oak Grove Av
George J. E., with Parrott & Co., r. Saucelito
George John, restannini, 207 Third
George John, shoemaker, r. 119 Jackson
George John A., waiter, r. 763 Mission
George .Martin (George fc Little.john) r. 1908 Polk
George Paul, book agfut, r. 729 Montgomery
George Peter, longBhoreman, r. 14 Natoma
Oeorge Peter P., clerk Johu W. Sturke, r. Five-mile
Store
Georg^e Robert, secretary Sausalito Land and
Ferry Co., 419 California, room 9, r. Saucelito
George Kosa, widow, r. 549 Bryant
George R. W. T. Mrs., lodgings, 737 Market
George T. Trimble Assu, H. F. Stivers secretary, 3
Califoruia
George Vincent, r. .'549 Bryant
George W., r. 239 Eleventh
George William, clerk London. Northern, Queen and
Connecticut Insurance Go's, r. 615 Stockton
George William H., pressman Schmidt Label and
Litho.Co.
George William P., clerk, r. 933 Mission
George k Littlejohn (.Maitin George and James
Littlejohn) liquor saloon, NW cor Polk and
Pacific
Georges Hippolyte (Block & Georges) r. 65m Folsom
Georges Leonard, with Sherman, Clay b Co., r. 1404
Mason
Georgio Angelo, blacksmith, r. 412 Broadway
Geortzhaiu Henry, clerk Cliarles Abraham, r.4 Lynch
Qeosi'h Theodore, conductor Geary St. KR., r. 427
Cedar Av
Geotte J., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Geiaghty Abbie T.. widow, r. 223 Jj Oak
(Jeraglity Hugh, night porter The Baldwin
Gi raghty Johu, carpenter, r. 31(1)^ Laiigton
Geraglity Martin, juuRdealer, 1322J^ Harrison
Geraghty Martin, pharmacist, r. 139 Post
Geraghty Michael, asphaltum worker, r. 310)i Lang-
ton
Geraguty Michael, stationery, 1127 Folsom
Geraglity Patnck, groceries anil liquors, NE cor
Grove and O.tavia, r. 600 Oct.ivia
Geragi'tv Puter, Ralexiuan, r. 1127 Folsom
Geraghty Richard, boilenuaker P. M. SS. Co.
Geraghty William, grocer, r. 908 Sausome, rear
H^" Gi-rashty. See Garrity and Gerity
Gerald E. P. , traveling auditor S. P. Co., NE cor
Fourth and Townseiid, room 1, r. PaciQc Club
tSr Gerald. See Gerold
Gerard James, assistant engineer Palace Hotel, r. 20
Perry
Gerard Louis, waiter The Baldwin
By Gerard. See Girard and Gerrard
Gerardl Gabriel, mutician, r. 14 Elliot Park
Geraut Jean,, ironer Jean La Come, r. 345 Seventeenth
Gerber Charles, driver F. Katz. r. 1006 Union
GeibirD., teacher languages, 7 Mason
Gerlier Jean B., hhoemaker, 302 Francisco
GcrbirdiugAlhert, grain broker, CI Merchants' Ex-
change, r. 1218 Clay
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERMO-EtKCTKIC
RUSSIAN aiii TURKISH BAHS
Also Msilicatgd and Electric Eatlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SANITARY PLUMBING
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES WELL DONE.
Repairing a Specialty.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
EsUbllshed 1860. Telephone 315.
Geberdiug Fiederick W., clerk, r. I2I8 Clay
GeberdiuM Mary J., widow, r. 1218 Clay
Gerl-es rnliii, r. 432 Cedar Av
Gerbes Hebeocu, widow, r. 432 Cedar Av
Gerbing J. J., cook, r. .')29 Sacramento
Gercke Charles W., bakery, 1924 Howard
Gercke Frederick, proprietor William Tell House,
315-325 Bush
Gercke Gustav, proptr Garfield Hotel, NE cor Chest-
nut and Fillmore
Gercke William (Friedrlchs k Gercke) r. 808 Oak
Gercke"s Hntel, George Kneese proptr, 922 Battery
Gercken Ernest, pnrter, r. 1826 Maflon
Gerckeu William H , teamster, r. 1826 Mason
8^ Gercken. See Oerken
Gerdau August G., master mariner, r. 740 Howard
Gerdes Allexander, groceries and liquors 743 Ellis, r.
44 Willow Av
Gerdes Au^'ust (Gerdes k Brune) r. 694 Mission
Gerdes Bruue U., fireman 3. F. aud Pac. Glass Works,
r. 219J^ Clara
Gerdes t'arsten. expressman, NW cor Grant At and
Post. r. 2243 Miisiou
Gerdes Frank, bartender Kaufman k Feldmann, r.
903 MiKsion
Gerdes Henry, longshoreman, r. 2610 Hyde
Gerdes Henry G., druggist, 1500 Mission, r. 2006
Powell
Gerdes Henry J., salesman Kohler & Chase, r. 2243 Ji
Mission
Gerdes Herman, bookkeeper, r. 150 Natima
Gerden k Brune (Angunt Gardes and Louis E. Brune)
stationery aud faucy goods, 150 Sixth, and bookb
and siatioiiery 227 Sixth
USTGerdes. See Gaerdes
Gerding Elizabeth, widow, r. 6 Ivy Ay
Gerding Henry J., boxuiiiker, r. 6 Ivy Av
Gerding Lissette Miss, boxmaker, r. 6 Ivy At
Gerdru Henry, clerk, r. 447 Howard
Gere Georjre G. , physician aud surgeon, office 120
P.ist, r. 324 Ellis
Gergers August, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1506
Kentucky
Gerhard Frederick G., proptr. Pacific Pilote, r. 1827
Howard
Gerharilt Conrad, butcher, r. 1155 >4 Howard
Gerhardt Frank J., butcher, 1837 Market
Gerhardt George, solicitor, r. 418 Gr.enwlch
Gerhardt John, pantryman, r. 269 Stevenson
Gerhow Ch'irles, butcher, r. 2 Mission
Gerhow Frederick, groceries and liquors, 2-4 Mission,
r. 67 Tehama
Gerhow Frederick A. Jr., porter Tillmann k Bendel,
r. 67 Tehama
Gerhow Robert, salesman, r. 123 Francisco
Geri.hevi John, chop house, 12 Hayes, r. 24 Fell
(jericliteu Frederii-k, sale!<man, r. 2235^4 Howard
Gerichten .los 'phine E Mrs., teacher South Cosmo-
politan Grammar Schi»d, r. 219 Cupp
Gerieke Henry P., bookkeeper Martin, Sachs k Co., r.
18 Elgin Park
Gerig George F., sonpmaker PhiladelDhia Soap
Works, r. 212 Collingwood
Gerin Paul, steward, r. 445 Bryant
Oering William, engineer, r. 133 Twelfth
Gerinuer Henry, machinist Chas. Waltz, r. 29 Drumm
GeriHch George, carpenter, r. 1 \rary PI
Gerken Brothers (William and Herman) liquor saloon,
30 Turk
Gerken Diedrich, liquor saloon, 33 Main, r. Oakland
Gerken Frederick (Dietrich & Gerken) r. NW cor Sut-
ter and Devisadero
Gerken h redi rick, teacher music, r. 308 Sutter
Gerken Henry, driver Fisher Packing Co., r. cor.
Green aud Kearny
Gerken Henry, shoemaker, r. 210 Fourtt
Gerken Herman (Gerken Bros.) r. 116 Olive At
Gerken Jacob G.. bookkeeper, r. 26 Clinton Park
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
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FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Pire - Place Ti-in\ining«
ft Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Gerktn John, salooukeeper, r. Prescott House
Gerken William (Gerken Bros.) r. 110 Olive Av
Gerken William B., upholsterer John Hoey, r. 836
Howard
By Gerken. See Oereken
Gerkens Henry, grocer, r. 29 Clementina
Gerkey Frederick, cigarmaker M. Cohen, p. 7 Bond
Gerkin George, mattressmaker Alexander Jansen, r.
ti36 Howard
Gerkin Peter, driver GeorRe H. Fuller, r. 836 Howard
Gerl Christian, mason, r. 1608 Guerrero
Gerl Henry, coachman, r. 806 Sixteenth
Gerlach Christian E., draftsman Thomas J. Welsh, r.
318 Page
Gerlach Conrad, r. 101 O'Farrell
Gerlach Emil F., compositor Demokrat, r. 14 Oak
Grove Av
Gerlach George, physician, 1313 Golden Gate Av
Gerlach John, cabinetmaker S. F. Furniture Factory,
r. 43 Clinton
Gerlach Reinhold, cooper, r. 14 Oak Grove Av
Gerlach William P., manager Christy & Wise, r. 812
Fulton
Gerle George C, r. 3043 Sixteenth
Gerlich Brothers (George and Richard) liquor saloon,
271 East
Gerlich George (Gerlich Bros.) r. 209 Leidesdorflf
Gerlich Richard (Gerlich Bros.) r. 209 Leldeedorff
Gerling C, r. 529 Sacramento
Germain Alfred, melter W. T. Garratt & Co., r. Oak-
land
Germain John, Uquor saloon, 21.^ Pacific
Germain Moses, helper Metropolitan Foundry, r. 536
Third
German American Insurance Co., Tom C. Grant gen-
eral agent, 213 Sansome
German American Kindergarten School. Miss Emma
Marwedel principal, 1810 Sacramento
German American School, 117 Turk
German Consulate, 318 Sacramento
German Dominican Convent, W s Guerrero, bet
Twenty.fourth and Twenty-fifth
I German Fire Insurance Co. (of Pittsburgh) Jacobs t
1 Easton general agents, 423 California
I German General Benevolent Society, Eugene
I Romer general agent, 535 California
■ German Hospital, Noe, het Fourteenth and Eid-
j ley. For terms of admission apply to oflBce 535
I California
: German Hotel, Frederick C. Janssen proptr, 18 First
! German Insurance Co. (of Freeport, 111.) Jacobs &
I Easton general agents. 423 California
German Insurance Co. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 322 California
German Ladies General Benevolent Society. 316 Post
German Land and Cattle Co., J. H. N. Tum Suden
presiaent, M. C. Thielmann secretary and treas-
urer, office 123 California
German Metliodist Episcopal Cliarcli, Rev.
Reinhardt Steinbach pastor, Ns Foleom, nr Fifth
German Sairinj^s and lioan Society The,
Lawrence Gottig president, George Lette secre-
tary, 526 California
Gennania Fire Insurance Co. (of New York)
Qutte & Frank managers, San Francisco branch
office, 307 California
Germania Garden, 4 Erie
Oermania Hal), Huber Bros, proprietors, G20 Bush
Germania Lead Works, Edward E. Eyre presi-
dent, J. M. Quay secretary, 314 California
Germania Life Insurance Co., Julius Jacobs mana-
ger. 423 California
Germanic Lloyd, Muecke k Co. agents, 319^Cali.
fornia
Germer John C, butcher, 214-216 Sixth
Germon A. Si Co. (AdolpbusGermon) commission
merchants, wholesale and retail Hhingles, butcher
blocks, laurel timber and hardwood lumber. Pier
2H Bteuart
Germon Adolphus (A. Germon & Co.) r. 229 .Tenth
Germon Joseph, flshermati, r. 207 Pacific
Gerold PUllip. with Trubenbbch & Co.. r. 823 Dolores
Gerot Frank, bricklayer, r. 732 Harrison
I Gerow J. A., teamster William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
! Gerow S., teamster William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Gerran Anthony, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 36 Na-
tuma
Gerrard William J., carpenter George R. Bowles, r.
1906 Broadway
Gerren Benjamin, clerk, r. 13 Minna ,
Gerren David, boxmaker, r. 13 Minna
j Gerren Leslie, tailor, r. 13 Minna
I Gerren Louis, glazier, r. 13 Minna
Gerren Morris, furniture dealer, r. 13 Minna
Gerrigen LRugblin, laborer, r. 219 Filbert
Gerrigen Paul J., packer, r. 219 Filbert
Gerriug Ward, clerk, r. 2o2 Sixth
Gerrish Henry, calesman. r. 317 Leavenworth
Gerrish John, r. 1807 Ortavla
Gerrish William J., with Baker & Hamilton, r. Oak-
land
Gerritsen Henry G., carpenter, r. 512 Chestnut
Gerrity James, seaman atmr Coos Bay, r. North Pacific
Hotel
Gerrity John Mrs., widow, r. 17M Sumner
g^ Gerrity. See Garrlty and Geraghty
Gerry Ferdinand F., lumber surveyor, 25 Stenart, r.
1747 Mission
Gerry Samuel R., resident physician City and County
Alms House, office C45 Washington
0^ Gerry. See Geary
Gerschke August, stableman National Brewing Co., r.
SE cor Fulton and Webster
Gerschke Charles, maltster National Brewing Co., r.
SE cor Fulton and Webster
Gerson Michael, dry goods, 1329 Dupont, r. 809 Jack-
son
Gerson N. k Co. (Nathan Gerson and Martin Phllipp)
leaf tobacco and cigars, 730 Montgomery
Gerson Nathan (N. Gerson & Co.) r. 1918 Pine
Gerst Garrison, grain merchant, r. 1400 McAllister
Gerstenberg Gertrude, widow, r. 524 Stevenson
Gerstenfeldt M., buttonholemaker, r. 231 Fifteenth
Gerstenkorn Margaret, widow, r. 307 Green
Gerstenkorn Henry, clerk, r. lllOMission
Gerstle Henry, clerk, r 627 McAllister
Gerstle Le^vls, president Alaska Commercial Co.,
and (Louis Schloss i Co., and Hutchinson, Kohl,
Phillppeus & Co.) r. 1617 Van Ness Av
Gerstle William, entry clerk J. J. Mack & Co., r. 1617
Van Ness Av
Geretleberg Charles, r. 1519 Pine
Gerstleberg William H., oyster saloon, 1325 Polk, r.
1519 Pine
Gerstner Mary, widow, r. 45 Clara
Gerstner William, salesman A. Andrews, r. 47 Clara
Gertbeil C. Reinhold, clerk r. 1821 Lyon
Gerts Neal L. (Gerts * Edgar) r. 2910 Fillmore
Gerts & Edgar (Neal L. Gerts and Robert Edgar) car-
penters and builders, 1704 Sacramento
Gertser William, sash and doormaker. Day, Huber k
Craker, r. 49 Tehama
Gertsnn Gustnv, brassfinisher Eagle Brass and Ma-
chine Works, r. 413 Tehama
Gertz J., agent, r. 919 Polk
Gertz John J., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W b
Minnesota, bet Sierra and Nevada
Gertzen Otto, carpenter, r. 7 Ewing PI
GervsPio John, teamster, r. 1331 Natoma
Gervasio R., carpenter, r. 1331 Natoma
Gerwig Augustus A., r. 908 Pine
Gerwiu George H.. salesman Percy Beamieb, r. 92*
Dolores
Gerzabek Oscar V., manager Union Oil Co., 313-
315 Front, r. 605 Steiner
Geschke Charles, cabinetmaker Cal. Furnitar6 Mnfg
Co., r. 426 Tehama
¥. & J. SLOAKE & CO.
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY
641 fo 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Kantifacturers of Show Casof
and Store Fixtores.
3? Martet St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
The Hlgrh«Bt Orade Champagne,
Equal to the Best.
ARPAD HARAS2THY * CO.,
" 630 WASEINOTON STEIW.
GES
517
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Geschle AuRiist, brewer, r. 722 Grove
Oeschle Carl, brewer, r. 722 Grove
Geseke Frederick W., bartender, r. 1905 Mission
Gesell John, cook, r. 638 Commercial
Gesoa Peter, laborer, r 3 Minna
Getchell C. S. Mrs., dressmaker H. & C. Halford, r.
969 Mission
Getchell Frederick (Getchell, Peyton & Black) r.
Oakland
Getchell George G., teamster, r. 26 Steuart
Getchell Hubert G., driver, r. 144 Fifth
Getchell James T., porter Hawley Bros. Hardware
Co., r. 628 Howard
Getchell, Peyton & Black (Frederick Getchell, Ber-
nard R. Peyton and Edward N. Black) ninfrs'
agents, 19 NfW Monti-Omery
Getchell Sewell M-, teamster Fleming & Stetson, r.
536 Third
Getchell Winslow D.. proptr Shasta St. House, NE cor
Shasta and Michigan
Getcher William, bookkeeper S. F. News Co., r. 809
Bush
Gethiugs Annie, widow, r. 348 Fourth
Gethings Catherine, widow, r. 1705 Jessie
Gethiugs Eliza A., widow, r. 1131 Twenty-flrst
Getbings George, r. 1131 Tweuty-flrst
Gethiugs Sarah J. Miss, r. 338 Eighteenth
Oetleson B. & Co. (Bernard Getleson) leather dealers,
520-522 Market
Getleson Bernard (B. Getleson & Co.) r. 1511 Post
Getleson David, merchant, r. 1511 Post
Getleson Harry, clerk B. Getleson & Co., r. 1511 Post
Getliffe Fred, machiuist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
1115 Sutter
Gettinger William, lumberman A. M. Simpson & Bro.
•Gettey William J. Jr., salesman Le Count Bros., r.
Alameda
Getting John, frlngemaker, r. 1517 Howard
Gettings Henry F., carpenter, r. 1702 Harrison
Getty James G., machinist National Iron Works, r.
1627 Pine
Getty William J., patternmaker, r. 1627 Pine
Getz Abraham, dairy produce, 16-17 Graud Central
Market, r. 1518 Webster
Getz August, house painter, 332 BuBh, r. 310 Mason
Getz Benjamin, porter, r. 22 Minna
Getz Beruhurd (Cal. Tallow Works) r. 530 Oak
Oetz Brothers ^ Co. (Joseph and Louis Getz)
wholesale commission merchants and dealers
provisions and dairy produce, 209-211 Market
Getz Joseph (Getz Br<.8. & Co.) r. 1724 Bush
Getz Joseph & Brothers (Lower Lake, Cal.) office 209
Market
Getz Louis (Getz Bros. & Co.) r. 2930 California
Getz Marcus, teamster Getz Bros. & Co., r. 625 Third
Getz Maurice (Krenz & Getz) r. 1707 Post
Getz Max, salesman Sroufe fc McCrum, r. 807 Grove
Getz Rudolph J., house painter. 769 Market, r. 906
Market
Getz Theodore, driver Schroth b Westerfeld
Getzheim Hermann, butcher, r. 4 Lynch
Geuteuegger John, r. 1516 Polk
Gevenis George, cook, r. 520 Bush
Gevert CharlfS, laborer, r. 523 Pine
OeiTor Anguat, secretary Pacific Woodenware and
Cooperage Co. and Coos Bay Stave and Lumber
Co., 323 Front, r. Alameda
Geyes Nicholas, pantryman stmr Newbern, r. 222
Montgomery Av
Gezzo Angello, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
Gfell Pius (T. Musgrave & Co.) r. 1006M Valencia
Glieen J.C Mrs., dressmaking, 514 Stevenson
Gheen William D., truukmaker, r. W s Florida, nr
Twenty-first
Gherini Amante, commission wine dealer, r. 2539 Fol-
som
Ghlanda Pietro. vegetables, Colombo Market
Ghielmetti Louis (Zaro A Ghielmetti) r. 2124 Larkin
FRATINGER & CO.
THE LEADING
CM AND SUIT HOUSE
105 KEARNY STREET.
I>-A.XE3SrT
WATER CLOSETS
OF EVERY rESCRIPTION_CAREFULLY REPAIRED.
'W". E. iu-A-nSTE,
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNV STREET.
EstabUsUed 1S60.
Telephone 315.
Ghiggeri Domenico, bootblack, 9 Hardie PI, r.4 Row-
land
Ghiggeri Giovanni, bootblack, SE cor Pine and
Kearny, r. 4 Rowland
Ghiglieri Bonificio, laborer, r. 1413 Montgomery
Ghilardi C, machinist Joseph Galli & Co., r. Oakland
Ghilarducci Nicholas J., clerk, r. 416 Broadway
Ohio Dominic, fisherman, r. 316 Broadway
Ghlo Felice, tailor, 101 Montgomery Av, r. 911 Minna
Ohio Mary, widow, r. 1020 Oak
Ghirardelli Antonio (Ravenna, Ghirardelll & Co.) r.
Oakland
Ghirard«lli D. Si Sons (Domingo, Domingo Jr.,
Joseph and Louis) importers and manufacturers
chocolate, cofifee and spices, 411-417 Jackson
Ghirardelli Domingo (D. Ghirardelli & Sous) r. Oak-
land
Ghirardelli Domingo Jr. (D. Ghirardelli & Sons) r.
2416 Fillmore
Ghirardelli Eugenie, salesman, r. 1713 Dupont
Ghirardelli Joseph (D. Ghirardelli & Sons) r. Oak-
land
Ghirardelli Louis (D. Ghirardelli k Sons) r. Oakland
Ghirardelli Stefi'auo, scavenger, r. 533 Green
Ghiselli Glocondo, tailor, 107 Pacific
Ghiselli Giovanni, r. 422 Broadway
Ghlsia Salvatore, parasols and umbrellas, 1326)^
Stockton
Ghizzl Jobn, bootblack, 1 Hardie PI
Giacobbi Louis A., foreman factory Pac. Jewelry Co.,
r. 2929 Clay
Glacomo Forcherl, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
Giamboni Frederick, clerk, r. 144}^ Eleventh
Giampauli Giovanni, teamster, r. 11 }< Souora
Giampoli Bernardino, clerk, r. 14H6 California
Giumbrini Giuseppe, teamster, r. 603 Fraucisco
Gianelli Domenico, fruits. 911 Bryant
Gianetti Tonga, cook Sartori & Fantlni, r. 632 Broad-
way
Gianetti Victor, clerk, r. 811 Larkin
Gianettonl Camillo, bartender Gianettonl b Scolarl,
r. 523 Green
Gianettonl Glacomo, proptr Ticino Hotel, 614 Pacific
Gianettonl Malachi (Gianettonl & Scolarl i r. 29 Sixth
Gianettonl Stephen (Pedrazzi & Gianettonl) r. 902
Howard
Gianettonl & Scolarl (Malachi Gianettonl and Valen-
tino Scolarl) liquor saloon, 125 >4 Montgomery Av
Giani Vincenzo, fishdealer, r. 426 Green
Gianninl Ambrose, dairy, cor Berlin and Felton,
U. M. T.
Gianninl Amadeo P., entry clerk L. Scatena & CJo., r.
411 Green
Gianninl Charles G., laundryman, r. 824 Laguna
Giannini Giovachimo, with Sartori & Fantini, r. 1416
Powell
Gianninl Giovanni, vegetables, Colombo Market
Glaaninl Henry G., laundryman, r. 824 Lagnna
Gianninl Henry P., liquor saloon, 2127 Mission, r.312
Eighteenth
Gianuiui John, cook, r. 1426 Powell
Gianninl Joseph, waiter, r. 1323 Stockton
Gianninl Mary widow, r. 212 Eighteenth
Gianninl Nat»lie, peddler, r. 2405 Taylnr. rear
Giannini O., fruits and vegetables, K17 Greenwich
(Giannini Pasquale, peddler, r. 2405 Taylor, rear
Giannini Peter A., Importer Swiss watches and
manufacturer watch eases, and agent H. L. Ma-
tile of Locle and J. J. Bradolletof Geneva, 109
Montgomery, r. 316 Hayes
Gianuiui Peter J. F., laundryman, r. 824 Laguna
Gianuoni Ermenegildo (G. Simonettl & Co.) r. 702
Front
Giannc-tti Louis, fruits and vegetables. 214^ Sixth
Gianola DomI nick, sheet ironworker Francis Smith
& Co., r. 3337 Mission
Gianoli Giovanni, portrait artist, 33 Kearny
Gianotti Rlnaldo, bartender Gioso Rottanzi
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
IManafactarer ofrvery denerlptlon of
PASBBNGBB, STREET AND FREIGHT CABS.
4X to 5U Be»le Street. San Framelaco.
STEAM ENGINES AND THRESHING MACHINES.
TBUHAN, I8HAM & HOOKEIU
4iil-4i!7 Market Street,
GIA
518
GIB
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
iMPORTERa or
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
I Fire Grates and Tile,
' 809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Giant Powder Co., Albert Dibblee president, L.
B. Chapman secretary, office 30 Califu^nia, Band-
mann, Nielwpu & Co. general a^entB, 30 Califor-
nia, works Flt-mlng'ii Point, Alameda Co.
GIANT POWDER CO.,
Nobel's Explosive Gelatine,
GELATINE, DYNAMITE,
JUDSON powleu improved.
BANDMANN, NIELSEN & CO.,
General Agents,
30 CALIFORNIA STREET.
Giata Henry, laborer, r. 401 Pacific
Gibb Albert C, cigarmaker Louis Wertheimer 4 Co.,
r. 7ViO California
Gibb Emma J., widow, r. 517 Jones
Gibb Gavin W., sign painter Swan & Stein, r. 517
Jones
Gibb Jamea, wines and liquors, 617 Merchant, r.
1818 G< ary
Gibbes Charles D., surveyor and draftsman, 121 Mont-
gomery Block
Gibbes James T., civil engineer and draftsman, 102
MontKOuiery Block
tSr Gibbes. See Gibbs
Glbbie William engineer, r. 617 Davis
Gibbon Edward F., pawnbroker, 626 Kearny, r. 2112
California
Gibbon J. F., physician, office and dispensary 623
Kearny, r. 2112 California
Gibbon William R , naddler, r. 1517 Broadway
Gibbons Alexander, tailor, r. 180.5 Broderick
Gibbons Alice, seamstress U. S. Laundry
Gibbons Charles, teamster, r. 911 Battery, rear
Gibbous Charles P., insurance solicitor H. M. New-
hall & Co., r. 2fi08 Mission
Gibbons Edward, fuller S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 8 Jansen
Gibbons E. E., driver City RK., r. 2112 Mission
Gibbons Francis W., watchman headquarters U. S.
A., r. 708 J« Fulton
Gibbons Georee, milkman, r. Persia Av, Excelsior
Homestead
Gibbons H. Mrs., r. 731 Sixteenth
Gibbon* Henry Jr., physician and professor
obstetiios and diseases of wom<-n and children,
Cooper Medical College, office and r. 920 Polk,
office hour> from 1 to 3 and 6 :30 to 7 -.30 p. m.
Gibbons James J., upholsterer r. 644Ji Jessie
Gibbons Jennie H. Mrs., r. 1222 Pine
Gibbons John, teamster Frank Barnard & Co., r. 724
Front
Gibbons Mary, burler 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 211 Laugton, rear
Gibbons Mary, Feamstress IT. 8. Laundry
Gibbons Mary Mrs., r. 211 Langton, rear
Gibbons Micbnel, currier, r. 724 Front
Gibbons Michael, teamster, r. McLea Court
Gibbons Miihael J., boot crinipt-r, r. 83 Stevenson
Gibl)ou8 P., ci o What Cheer House
Gibbons Patrick soap peddler, r. 12 Caroline
Gibbona Peter, capitalist, r. 227 Second
Gibbons P. F., bartender, r. 1129 Folsom
Gibbons Philip, fireman Btmr Ancon, r. cor Broadway
and Front
Gibbons S.irah, widow, r. 4 Taylor PI
Gibbons Thomas, actor, r. 915 Montgomery
Gibbous Thomas, boilermaker Union Iron Worka, r.
r. N s Sierra, bet Illinois and Michigan
Gibbous Thomas, fruit dealer, r. 1121 York
Gibbons Thomas, real estate, r. 411 Vnleucia
Gibbons Thomas, seaman, r. 129 Jackson
Gibbons Thomas E., painter, r. 1 Polk
Gibbons Thomas M., candy manufacturer, 1308 Mar-
ket
Gibbons William, dryer 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 8 Jansen
Gibbous William, folder La Grande Laundry
Gibbons William H., clerk Brown, Craig k. Co., r.
Alameda
GlbbH A. & Co. (Abraham Gibbs) clothing mnfra, 321
Pine
Gibbs Abraham (A. Gibbs b Co.) r. 1461 Mission
Gibbs Charles E. (Scotchltr & Gibbs) r. 833 Post
Gibbs Charles H.. barber, r. 263 Third
Gibbs Cornelius V. S., adjuster marine losses,
318 California, room 1, r. 722 Post
Gibbs Frederick A. ( George W. Gibbs & Co.) r. 431
Bartlelt
Gibbs G. B., paper carrier, r. 116 Turk
Gibbs George, machinist Frederick A. Robbins, r.
1521 Stockton
Gibbs George B., engineer Masonic Cemetery, r. NW
cor McAllistt-r and Lott
Gibbs George W. (George W. Gibbs & Co.) and con-
sul Turkey, r. 28.57 Sixteenth
Gibbs Georse W. Si Co. (Georee W. and Fred-
erick A. Giobs and EdwMrd A. Selfridge) importers
iron, steel, blacksmiths' tools, etc., 33-39 Fre-
mont and 3J-40 B-ale
Gibbs Harry T., salesman George W. Gibbs & Co., r.
722 Post
Gibbs Jacob, tinner and roofer, 31 Ji Ninth
Gibbs J. D.. superintendent Station A Post Office.
1309 Polk
Gibbs John, r. 109 Twelfth
Gibbs John C, frulis, r. 1409 Guererro
Gibbs Rruben F., sawmaker, 626 Mission, r. Amer-
can Exchange Hotel
Gibbs Sarah A., widow, r. 1508 Mason, rear
Gibbs' U. S. Bonded Warehouse, John O.
Sirauch proprietor, SW cor Front and Vallejo
Gibbs W. H., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
Oakland
Gibbs William, steward, r. 1220 Stockton
Gibbs William C, adjuster marine losses, 318
California, room 1, r. Oakland
t^ Gibbs. Sc-e Gibbes
Gibeau Isaac O., blacksmith and wagonmaker, 609
Twenty-sixth, nr Mission, r. 3105 Missi' n
Gibeau John, wagonmaker I. O. Gibeau, r. 3106 Mis-
sion
Gibelli Achille, butler 1112 Bush
Gibert Angelin, shoemaker, 184 X Jessie, r. 344 Minna
Gibfried Conrad, miner, r. 16 Lafayette
Giblin Emma Miss, with F. S. Chadbourne & Co., r.
110 Ninth
Giblin George, laborer, r. 603 Bush
Giblin Henry, painter Mount St. Joseph Infant Asyltim
Giblin James, merchant, r. 4 Freelon
Giblin James F., clerk Manheim, Staples & Co., r.
306 Turk
Giblin John J., laborer, r. 603 Stockton
Giblin John J., varnisher, r. 939 Vallejo •
Giblin Mary Miss, saleslady, r. 110 N.nth
Giblin Michael, teamster, r. 7 McLea Court
Giblin Patrick, stableman William Kerr, r. 903 Bat-
tery
Giblin Richard J., painter, r. E s silver Av, bet Su-
matra and Algeria
"THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING.
WASHINGTON Pire Ins. Co. of Boston rsiS:»;??s°|^°-rr:i"s::
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
GIB
519
GIG
Giblin Thoinaa J., driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 2920
FolRom
Gibiin Timothy J., saloon, NW cor Clay and Leaven-
wortl), r. 1529 Clay
Giblin William, shoemaker, r. 110 Ninth
Gibney Alexauder, clerk Oregon Iiup.Co., r. 613 Turk
Gibuey Andrew D., coremaker Golden State and
Miuers' Iron works, r. 261 Clara
Gibney Ann, widow, r. 4()5 Tehama
Gibney Georue T., hackdriver, r. 1117 Ji Kearny
Gibney James, framemaker Heimaun Cohen, r. 647
Willow Av
Gibney James, hackman, r. 118 Langton
Gibney Margaret, widow, r. 347 Fremont
Gibney Michael, r. 203 Greenwich
Gibney Samuel, laborer, r. 25 Clinton
Gibney Thomas B., liquor saloon. 131 Fifth
Gibney Thomas F., saluonkeeper, r. 430 Clementina
Gibson A., millman Pac. Rolling Mill
Gibson A. B. Mrs., r. 1427 )« Valencia
Gibson Alexander, porter Wilmerding&Oc.r. 84 Clip-
per
Gibson Alexander, with Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 418
Laguna
Gibson Arthur M., civil engineer, r. 503 Mason
Gibson Charles, teamster, r. 2.5 Clinton
Gibson Charles A., clerk J. D. Spreckels k BroB., r.
1009 Union
Gibson Cliouncey W., proprietor American
Mercantile Dnion. 24-26 Ellis, r. Oakland
Gibson Edward E.. car driver, r. 2112 Mission
Gibson Fannie Miss, teacher music, r. 114 Mason
Gibson Frederick, patternmaker O'Connell & Lewis,
r. 26 Turk
Gibson George, carpenter, r. W s Venezuela, nr Ya-
zoo
Gibson George, upholsterer, r. 9 Alvarado
Gibson George L., carpenter, r. 115M Fair Oaks
Gibson George L., millwright, r. 214 Franklin
Gibson Henrv, peddler, r. 28 Minna
Gibson Herbert L., clerk freight auditor's office S. P.
Co.. r. 1427 M Valencia
Gibson H. W., laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 656
Harrison
Gibson James, seaman, r. 625 Davis
Gibson James C, contractor, office 30 New Montgom-
ery, r. 2819 California
Gibson James E., cook J. M. Pike, r. 636 Market
Glbsun James G., telegraph operator, r. 803 Mont-
gomery
Gibson James J., hostler Wells, Fargo k Co., r. 358
Jessie
Gibson James I>., capitalist, r. 612 Hyde
Gibson John, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
Oakland
Gibson John B., clerk Redington * Co., r. 1139 Union
Gibson John H., clerk, r. 1208 Larkin
Gibson JohnH., wool dryer Cal. Wool Co., r. 34 Garden
Gibson John S., clerk Firemaus Fund Insurance Co.,
r. 1501J< Buchanan
Gibson John \^ ., r. 612 Hyde
Gibson John W., clerk, r. 1428 Market
Gibson Louisa, saleslady, r. 720 Howard
Gibson Maggie, spooler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 458 Guerrero
Gibson Marvin P., bookkeeper Byron Jackson, r. 221
Turk
Gibson Mary A., widow, r. 916 Harrison
Qlbso:i Matthew M. Rev., pastor First United Presby-
terian Church, r. 803 Guerrero
Gibson Myra A. Miss, teacher, r. 602 Buchanan
Gibson Phoebe R., widow, r. W s Tennessee, bet So-
lano and Mariposa
Gibson Richard, journalist News Letter, r. 82154
Montfjomery
Gibson Ri>bert. r. 28 Minna
Gibson R<ibert, r. 34 Garden
Gibson Robert, boatman, foot of Third
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-EliECTRIC
RUSSIAH anl TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated aid Electric Batlis Givei.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BATH TUBS, BOILERS,
TANKS, SHOWERS, FAUCETS. '
Plumbers' Sanitary Goods of all Kin(lii»'
w_ e:_"T_ane^
PLUMBER, 606 KEARMT STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Gibson Robert J., captain U. 8. A., post surgeon,
Alcatraz l8)and
Gibson Robert W., compositor Chronicle
Gibson Samuel, assistant superintendent Sutter 8t.
RR.. r. SE cor Sutter and Polk
Gibson Samutl C, letter carrier Post Office, r. 720
Howard
Gibson Samuel W., barber, 1209 Valencia
Gibson Thomas, assistant observer U. 8. Signal
Office, r. 730 Geary
Gibson Thomas, laundryman S. F. Laundry
Gibson Thomas R., clerk, r. 722Fol8om
Gibson Thomas W., butcher, r. 2209 Powell
Gibson Walter D. K., cashier J. D. Spreckels & Bros.,
r. 1009 Union
Gibson William, r. 32 Minna
Gibson WiUiam, r. m4 Eddy
Gibson William, janitor Nevada Block, r. 7 Carlos PI
Gibson William C, millman Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
Tennessee, bet Solano and Marquesas
Gibson W. F., r. 1444 California
Gibson William F. (Gibson & Flournoy) r. 2407 Clay
Gibson & Flournoy (William F. Gibson and
John Flournoy) attorneys at law, 206 Sansome,
rooms 15-16
Gidding^sB. F., raanaser Railroad Gazette, H. S.
Crocker ,^c Co., r. 2034 Steiuer
Giddings Henry, shlpcarpenter, r. 623 Howard
Gieglin Peter, "labortr John Wieland Brewing Co., r.
568 I'olsora
Gielow Charles, clerk Seymour & Gage, r. 721 J4
Valencia
Gielow Edward, machine hand Friedrichs & Gercke,
r. 306 Ritch
Giencer Charles (Satterthwaite, Sozin & Co.) r. 1242
Howard
Gies Kilian, barber, 434 Pacific, r. 1 Montgomery
Court
Gieschen Henry, r.£23 Turk
Gieschen Herman, groceries and liquors, 39 Taylor,
r. 105 Turk
Gieschen John W., teacher music, r. 263 Third
Gies. hen William, r. 987 Harrison
Giese Brothers (Ciaus and Jurgen H.) groceries and
liquors, 230 Pacific
Giese Claus (Giese Bros.) r. 712 Sansome
Giese Henry, maltster, r. 1413 Folsom
Gii'se John, clerk, r. 317 Druium
Giese Jurgen H. (Giese Bros.) r. 704 Battery
Gies-n Frederick, blacksmith Robert Giesen, r. 306
Fell
Gleoen Robert, blacksmith, 305 Linden Av. r. 718
Fulton
Giesen Thomas, master mariner, r. 809 Filbert
Glesenkirchen Adam, r. E s Fair Oaks, bet Twenty-
first and Twenty-second
Giesler Paulo (Furrer i: Giesler) r. Pierce, nr Green-
wich
Giesmann Charles, carpenter, 1723 Mason
Giesemann Julius, laborer, r. 529 Valencia
Giffert Martin, mate schr Norway, r. North Pacific
Hotel
Giffin Elizabeth Mis«. school teacher, r. 2102 Taylor
Giffiu Herman E., r. 2621 Sacramento
Giffin John, plumber, 3015 Mission
Giffin John Jr., employee S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac
tory, r. 210.' Taylor
Giffin Oscar F. Jr., clerk S. P. Co., r. 2R21 Sacramento
Gifford C. B. Mrs., hair goods, 2938 Sixteenth
Gififord E. C. Mrs., teacher Van Ne»s Seminary, r.
1222 Pine
Gifford Edward L., salfsman Thomas Day k Co.
(limited) r. East Oakland
Gifford Thomas S. (Tsuzv, Gifford * Co.) r. 205 Clara
Gifford William B., artl.-t, r. 603 Bush
Gifford WilliHm C, shoemaker, r. 55254 Natoma
Gi«er John L., special policeman, r. 40 Eleventh
Gignat Peter, cooper, r. 1325 Kearny
W. B. BANCROFT & CO,
49 FIRST ST.
TBLEPHONB 82.
FINE PRINTING
FKOM NEW TYPE.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO.
OF BROOKLYN. =«°*''' '^"'Lt 'c1ui^rriL*«""*'
GIH
520
GIL
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTKBS or
ii=LonNr
II* E3,
FOR OAS, STEAM AND "WATER.
Pip« FlUlnKH, all Size*.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Gihon George H. (Thomas Gihon k Son) r. 422 Bry-
ant
Gihon Thomas (Thomss Gihon & Son) r. 422 Bryant
Gihon Thomas & Son (Thomas and George H.) card
and seal engravers, 109 Montgomery
Gil Jose T., musician, r. 1326 Kearny
Gilbau John, wire drawer Cal. Wire Works, r. 809
Filbert, rear
Gilbart Alfred J., clerk, r. 1433 Dupont
Gilbart Robert, barber, r. 17 Bannam PI
Gilbart William, grocrries and liquors, 1433
Dupont, r. 17 Bannam PI
Gilbert Adrian A., clerk freight auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. Oakland
Gilbert Albert, lithographer, r. 428 Greenwich
Gilbert August, candy mufr, 227 Post, r. 200 Stockton
Gilbert August, (carpenter, r. 2004 Mason
Gilbert Benjamin, driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 110
O'Farrell
Gilbert Caroline, widow, r. W s Center, bet De Haro
and Carolina
Gilbert Charles, mixer Pioneer White Lead Works, r.
810 Mission
Gilbert Charles W., vice-president Sterling Furniture
Co., r. Oakland
Gilbert Christopher J., boUermaker, r. 19 Twenty-
second
Gilbert Edmund C, compositor Examiner, r. 609 Pine
Gilbert Edward, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Gilbert Edward, laborer, r. 515 Howard
Gilbert Emile, cook, r. 347 Tehama
Gilbert Ernest A., sallmaker Harding, Brann & Prior,
r. 1814 Union
Gilbert Ferdinand, clerk, r. NE cor Sixteenth and De
Haro
Gilbert Francis D., physician, r. 1247 Market
Gilbert Geo) ge S. Jr. (Chaffee, Gilbert & Bonestell)
r. 421 Hyde
Gilbert Harry, bartender, r. 625 Bavis
Gilbert Henry G., r. 6 Grant Av
Gilbert House. John Desbarats proptr, 824 Mont-
gomery
Gilbert James, r. HSl Stevenson
Gilbert James (Gilbert & Co.) r. 637 Jessie
Gilbert James G., clerk Sterling Furniture Co., r.1711
Jessie
Gilbert J. J., assistant U. S. Coast and Geodetic Sur-
vey, r. Olympla, Wash. Ter.
Gilbert J. Martin, salesman, r. 217 Fair Oaks
Gilbert John, acent, r. 634 Stevenson
Gilbert Joseph H., tinsmith, r. 410 Pacific
Gilbert Lafayette F., laborer, r. 620 Fourth
Gilbert Leo, clerk B. Gost. r. 748 Folsom
Gilbert L. F., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Gilbert Michael, crockery and glassware, 153 Fourth,
r. 748 Folsom
Gilbert Morris, laborer, r. 2037 Harrison
Gilbert Paul, bartender Jean Peyre, r. 1601 Market
Gilbert Paul F., chicken ranch, cor Marquesas and
Osage
Gilbert Theodore, laborer, r. 502 Brannan
Gilbert Thomas, laborer, r. GOB Jessie
Gilbert Walter P., teamgter, r, 1711 Jessie
Gilbert William, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. 829
Mission
Gilbert William 8., carpenter, r. 872 Mission
Gilbert & Co. (James Gilbert! hardwire, 52 First
Gilbert «Sf Moore (Sterling Furniture Co.) furni-
ture and carpets, 18-20 Sutter
Gilberts Clement, commission merchant, 318 Front,
r. E 8 Webster, bet Green and Union
Gilberts Edward, Ptonecutter, r. 1822 O'Farrell
Gilbertaon Louis, bricklayer, r. 134 Fourth
Gilbertson Michael H,. salesman Phil Nels & Co., r.
1210 Union
Gilbertson Robert, shlpliner, r. 921 Battery
Gllbey John. r. 1122 York
Gllboru William T., plumber, r. 97 Franklin
Gllboy Bernard, conductor Presidio RR., r. 1120 V»l
lejo
GUbrlde Bernard C, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
771 Harrison
Gilbride Bernard F., carrlagesmith, r. 702 Four-
teenth
Gilbride Michael W., carriages mi th, r. 702 Four-
teenth
Gilbride Patrick, r. 702 Fourteenth
Gilbride Roderick, v. 1017 Folsom
Gilbride Roderick A., machinist S. F. Tool Co., r. 702
Fourteenth
Oilcher John, cabinetmaker, r. 446 Brannan
Gilchrist Charles 8., carpenter, r 805 !« Howard
Gilchrist Christopher, clerk, r. 1231 Union
Gilchrist John G., with J. T. M. Kelly & Co., r. 508
Eddy >
Gilchrist John P., clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 1718
Mason
Gilchrist Maria J., widow, r. 823 Valencia
Gilchrist Robert C, policeman, r. 1234 Union
Gilchrist Robert 0. Jr., clerk Neustadter Bros., r.1718
Mason
Gllcrest John, deputy U. 8. Surveyor, 630 Commer-
cial, r. Oakland
Gilday Ann, widow, r. 3 Card Alley
Gilday Edward, boilermaker, r. 504 Third
«y Gilday. See Gildea and Guildea
Gildemeester John P. H., real estate, 621 Sanaome,
room 6
Gilder W., laborer Pao. Rolling Mill
Gildersleeve Robert, teamster Miller & Waugh, r. 112
Main
Gildmacher M., r. 110 Hyde
Gilds George, yard foreman Union Iron Works, r. Wb
Kentucky, bet Butte and Napa
Giles Catherine, widow, r. Bahama, nr Yazoo
Giles Charles, seaman schr City of San Diego, r. 11
Jackson
Giles Charles F., salesman C. L. Dingley & Co., r. 463
Clementina
Giles David I., operator Am. District Tel., r. 6 Zee PI
Giles James W., grain weigher, r. 16;<3 Eddy
Giles John T., carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r. 1023
Mission
Giles Mary, widow, r. 6 Zoe PI
Giles Oren, commercial traveler, r. 26 Clinton Park
Giles Patrick S., peddler, r. 8W corRuss and Howard
Giles William H., drayman, r. 1147 Harrison
Giletti Secondo (Chatain & Giletti) r. 117 Stockton
Gilfeiither Ann, widow, r. 1108 Pacific
Gilfeather Annie Mrs., r. 1413 Howard
Gilfeiither Francis, blacksmith S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 5 Elizabeth
Gilfeather James, carriage painter, r. 1108 Pacific
Gilfeather Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 10 Ash At
Gllfether August J., clerk John H. Dawson, r. W ■
California Av, opp Twenty-ninth, B. H.
Gilfether Frank J.^ upholsterer, r. W s CallfornU
Av, opp Twenty-ninth, B. H.
Gilfether Owen, upholsterer, r. W s California Av,
opp Twenty-ninth, B. H.
Gilfether Owen A. J., clerk, r. W s California Av.opp
Twenty-ninth, B. H.
Gilflllan Adam, engineer, r. 709 Van Ness At
GllfiUau James C, draftsman Fulton Iron Works.
r. 1211 Golden Gate Av
Gilflllan Jonah C, salesman Brown k Wells, r. 1010
Jackson
Gilfoy John, policeman, r. 34 M Ransch
Gilgen A. Mrs., dressmaking, r. 530 Geary
Gilgen Roger, plasti-rer, r. 236 O'Farrell
Gilgenkrantz Ernest, cabinetmaker Sterling Furni-
ture Co., r. 25 Julian Av
Gilgun PHtrick, deckhand stmr City of Stockton, r.
153 Clara
Gilham Frank M., traveling salesman L. D. Stone k
Co., r. Oakland
DRAPERIES.
Special attention given to making up Draperies and
Canopies for Lodges, Societies, etc.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTKI..
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fiztores.
3? Marte St
FPI IPQF FYTRA nDYI^*™"^'''"p''^®'*'°"?"*^°?^"'''°^®^*?-'**^HAB*??THXA_^^
superiority over imported. No Brtndy used, j 630 WASBHTGTOK STBSET.
GIL
521
GIL
Gilhooly Benjamin, melter 8. F. Stove Works, r. 108
Ellis
OilUooly Thomas P., butcher, r. 213 Townsend
Gllliuly Hugh, porter Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r. 257 Ji
Cla
257 Ji
Gilhuly Hugh J., cutter Frederick P. Junker,
Clara
Gilhuly James, clerk Dunham, Carrigan b Co., r. 267 H
Clara
Gilhuly Michael, teamster, Presidio
«^ Gilhuly. See Gillogley
Gilkyson Albert K., engineer, r. 170.5 Devlsadero
Gilkyson John W., clerk The J. Dewing Co., r. 1705
Devlsadero
Gill Alfred, fireman stmr Eureka
Gill Anu Mrs., r. 2 Lily Av
Gill Aunie Miss, r. 1055 Market
Gill Catherine, widow, r. 79 Jessie
Gill Charles, clerk, r. 763 Misfion
Gill Edward C, compositor Examiner, r. 609 Pine
Gill E. M. Mrs., widow, r. 333 Haight
Gill Eugene, bartender Detels, Schneider* Stellmann
Gill Frank, miner, r. 28 Russ
Gill H. D., compositor Alta
Gill J., titter Porter, Slessinger & Co., r. 563 Mission
Gill James, r. 7 Decatur
Gill James B., superintendent S. P. District Tel. Co.
200 Sutter, r. 1314 Ellis
GUI James T., actor Tivoli Opera Houae
Gill Joseph, bartender Ernest Maack, r. 415 Powell
Gill Joseph T., jeweler Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. Oak
land
GUI Martin, wheelwright, r. 223 Ritch
GUI Matthew (DeRose & Gill) r. m Harriet
GUI Miles, bartender, r. 807 Kearny
GUI Nicholas H., teamster, r. 223 Ritch
Gill R. B., draftsman, r. 120 Post
Gill Robert, salesman Cain & Co., r. 3011 Laguna
Gill Stephen A., boUermaker, r. 316 Fourth
Gill Thomas, laborer, r. 5 Welsh, rear
Gill William, caniuaker W. W. Montague & Co., r. NE
cor California and Cortland Av
Gill William, shoemnker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
223 Ritch
GUI William, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. E s St.
John nr Dominica
Gill William B., waiter, r. 32 Fourth
GUI William F., shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. cor Twenty-sixth and Church
Gillan Jefferson, traveling salesman Kittle & Co., r.
Oakland
Gillan John, cook stmr Starbuck
Gillan John, teamster, r. 408 Fourteenth
GUlan John, wire drawer, r. 809 Filbert, rear
Gillan Patrick, r. 312 Langton
l&~ Gillan. See Gillen, Gillin and Gillon
Gillard C, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Gillard Samuel T., painter, r. 9.'>25< Howard
Gille Henry, bookkeeper, r. 812 Treat Av
Gilleece James, teamster, r. 34 Hayes
Gillen Charlfs, brass finisher, r. 3li7 Market
GUlan Charles J., butcher, and foreman Engine No.
11, r. NE cor Paraguay and Yazoo
Gillen James, hackman. Plaza, r. 1316 Stockton
Gillen James, laborer r. 553 Stevenson
Gillen John, shoemaker, r. 553 MiSBlon
Gillen Matthew, shoemaker, r. 605 Broadway
Gillen Patrick, mason, r. 1620 Washington
Gillen Thomas, baker Charles Reichle, r. E s Mission,
bet Twenty-ninth and Tlirtieth
Gillen William P., packer, r. 69 Water
1»" Gillen. See Gillan, Gillin and Gillon
Giller Charles J., restaurant, 228 Fourth, r. 622 Ful-
t.n
Giller Charles L., engraver, 402 Montgomery, r. W 8
Parker Av, bet Gearv and St. Roses Av
Gilleran Bartholomew, janitor City Hall, r. NE cor
Vermont and Mariposa
FRATINGER & CO.
MOURNING SUITS
MADE AT SHORTEST NOTICE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
MARBLE WASH STANDS.
WASH BASINS, BASIK COCKS.
Lane's Sanitary Basil Trap effectually exclDfles sewer m
PLUMBER, BOB KEARNV STREET.
EBtabllshed 1860. Telephone 315.
Gilleran Bridget F. Miss, tailoress, r. NE cor Ver-
mont atid Mariposa
Gilleran Edward, bricklayer, r. 909 M Harrison
Gilleran James, proprietor Windsor Hotel, 905
Market
Gilleran John, clerk Ben. J. Schmidt k Co., r. 426
Waller
Gilleran Matthew J., curver Pac. Rolling Mill, r. NE
cor Vermont and Mariposa
Gilleran Patrick, hostler, r. 312 Langton
Gilleran William, salesman, r. 426 Waller
Gillespie Alexander G., laborer, r. 217 ^ Clara
Gillespie Bertha M. Miss, musician, r. 1233 Market
Gillespie Charles, laborer Steiger & Kerr, r. 16 Te-
hama
Gillespie Charles V., attorney at law and
searcher records, 402 Montgomery, room 4, r. 2019
Devisadero
Gillespie Edward, shipyardman Union Iron Works
Gillespie Edward J., painter, r. 21 Natoma
Gillespie Edwin A., engineer Geary St. RR.. r. 1021)4
Maiket
Gillespie Farnham Mrs., janitress Longfellow Pri-
mary School, r. 733 Bryant
Gillespie George, car conductor, r. 829 Folsom
Gillespie George, yardman Union Iron Works, r. W s
Michigan, bet Napa and Shasta, rear
Gillespie George G., carpenter, r. 1708 Devlsadero
Gillespie Helen Mrs., furnished rooms, 131 Mont-
gomery
Gillespie James B., broommaker G. F. Mackenzie, r.
1130 Market
Gillespie James, fireman, r. 19 Welsh
Gillespie James, laborer, r. 27 Hinckley
Gillespie James, laborer, r._ 317 Eighth
Gillespie James, seaman, r.' 12 Jackson
Gillespie James H., haruessmaker, r. 711k Oak
Gillespie John J., carriage painter, r. 27 Hinckley
Gillespie John J., painter, r. 21 Natoma
Gillespie Lucy K., bakery, 1305 Leavenworth
Gillespie Mary A., domestic 2732 Folsom
Gillespie Patrick, laborer, r. 711 M Oak
Gillespie 8. A. Mrs., lodgings, 1233 Market
Gillespie Thomas, laborer, r. 351 Twenty-fourth
Gillespie Thomas, laborer, r. 1315 O'Farrell
Gillespie Thomas, policeman, r. 209 Fifteenth
Gillespie Thomas, seaman, r. 19 Welsh
Gillespie Thomas, waiter, r. 317 Eighth
Gillespie Thomas F., clerk, r. 27 Hinckley
Gillespie William J. (Robinson & Gillespie) r. 2009
Jackson
Gillespie William M., collector, 410 Kearny, room 6,
r. 27 Hinckley
i»" Gillespie. See Gillespy
GlUespy John H. (Gillespy k Cbllds) r. Oakland
Gillespy Joseph J., copyist, r. 529 Sacramento
GILLESPY & CHILDS.John
H. Gillespy and Walter C. Childs) com-
mission inerchnnts, and agfents Yuma
Mill and Minin;^ Co., Glencoe ConaoU>
dated Minings Co., and Itaggett Ore
Sampling Co., 133 California
Gillett Isaac C, sawyer S. F. Box Co., r. 677 Clemen-
tina
Gillett Leroy M., barber W. H. Reimann, r. 529 Mission
Gillett Ralph J. J., clerk Spring Valley W. W., r. 2210
Webster
Gillette Charles A., photographer David Cobb, r. 416
Eddy
Gillette Russel W. telegraph operator, r. Es Van Ness
Av, bet Filbert and Greenwich
GlUi Regolo C, druggist, 523 Davis
Gillian Alexander S., gripraan Market St. RR., r. NE
cor McAllister and Baker
Gillian William, engineer, r. 29 Minna
GilUck Edward, laborer Pac. RoUlng Mill, r. 8 8
Sierra, bet Iowa and Indiana
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
nannfactarer of every deaeriptlon of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
4S to 50 Beale Street, San Frsnel»eo.
Truman, Isham & Hooker, i^e'^tllt^^ip ^at«"H"o%*Vo SJT'JJfS?
GIL
522
GIL
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
lifPORTERS or
GALVANIZED AND GOMMON
Slxeet Iron
All Sizes and Numbers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
OUlick James, jauitor U. 8. Mint, r. Berkeley
Gillick James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. S 8 Sierra,
bet Iowa and Indiana
Oilllck Kate Mit^s, cloxkmaker R. Hodge, r. S r Sierra,
bet Iowa and Indiana
Gillick Mary Miss, dressmaker R. Hodge, r. S s Sierra,
bet luwa and Indiana
Gillick Terrence S., steward, r 100« Clay
Gillick Thomas, tanner, r. 522 Sixth
GilHes Daniel, wharfinger Folsom St. Wharf, r. 348
Fremont
Gillies Robert, cook Kaufman k Feldmann
Gillies William, blacksmith Risdou I. and L. Works,
r. 62 Clementina
GilllK Jacob, trimmer A. Folsom k Son. r. 15 Cook
Gilligan Christopher, farmer, r. Visitacion Valley, nr
San Bruno Road
Gilligan Emma Miss, dress and cloakmaking, 115
Kearny
Gilligan John T., salesman Perkins k Wilson, r. 13
Alvarado
Gilligan Joseph J., broommaker H. M. Nagle, r. 662
Howard
Gilligan Joseph P., carpenter, r. 681 Clementina
GilliHan Kate, widow, r. 13 Alvarado
Gilligan Kate Miss, dress and cloakmaking, 115 Kearny
Gilligan Mai tin. laborer, r. 50 Norfolk
Gilligan Mary Miss, saleslady, r. 13 Alvarado
Gilligan Michael, laborer., r. 1616 Devisadero
Gilligan Thomas, longshoreman, r. 47 Clementina
Oillihan William T.. salesman Kast \ Co , r. 726 Bush
Gilliland Adara. cashier Hartford Fire Insurance Co.,
r. 932 Fillmore
Gilliland Newell, barber, r. 134 Hayes
GilMland Quincy, clerk Davis Bros., r. 704 Stockton
Gilliland William J., tailor, r. 35 Erie
Gillin Edward S.. stenographer Robert F. Gallagher,
r. 121 Montgomery
Gillin George B., attorney at law, 429 Montgomery.
r. 520 Chestnut
Gillin James, hackdriver C. F. Dryer, r. 702 Vallejo
Gillin James W., policeman, r. 620 Chestnut
Gillin Jsue, widow, r. 520 Chestnut
Gillin John H.. harnessmaker, and assistant foreman
Hose No. 9, r. 520 Chestnut
Gillin Joseph F., milkman, r. 530 Chestnut
Gillin Neil, teamster, r. 911 Sansome
Gillin Peter A., cardriver, r. .520 Chestnut
1»" Gillin. See Gillan. Gillen and Gillon
Gillis A. J., driver, r. 741 Howard
GilUs Annie Mrs., r. 14 k Heron
Gillis Charles, waiter, r. 119 Third
Gillis George P., mining superintendent, r. 2218
Jackson
Gillis George P. Jr., law clerk William W. Stow, r.
2218 Jackson
Gillis James, laborer, r. 523 Sixth
Gillis James, vice-president Cal. Steam Navigation
Co. Washington St. Wharf, r. Stockton, Cal.
Gillis Patrick, fireman stmr Newport, r. 41 Pacific
Gillis Samuel, master mariner, r. 10 Vincent
Iff" Gillis. See Gillies
Gillivich Martin, cook, r. 17 St. Mary's
Gillmor J. B., compositor Examiner, r. 623 Lombard
Gillmore John R., upholsterer, r. 119 Third
t^ Gillmore. See Gilmore
Glllogley G. & R. (George and Robert) teamsters, Pier
3, Steuart
Glllogley George (G. & R. Gillogley) r. 13i4 Folsom
Gillogley James, plasterer, W b Chapultepec, nr
Cortland Av, B. H.
Gillogley James, carpenter, r. NW cor San Jos^ Av
and Day
Gillogley Peter, teamster William J. Adams, r. 337 Ji
Tenth
Gillogley Robert (G. fc R. Gillogley) r. 1314 Fol.!om
Gillon Charles M., millhand Pac. Wooden Ware and
Cooperage Co., r. 9)^ Garden
Gillon Edward E., candymaker, r.9)4 Garden
Gillon James, stock broker, 318 Piue, room 2, r.
The Baldwin
t^ Gillon. See Gillan, Gillen and Gillin
Gillony John M., painter Omnibus RR., r. 9 Taylor
Gillou Edward, niachiushaud S. F. Furniture Fac-
tory, r. 306Ritoh
Gillson John, bookkeeper Charles W. Fox, r. 935
Howard
Gilnian Andrew J., laster Buckingham k Hecht, r. 19
Page
GILMAN BENJAMIN R,
jiMtent tale bottle covers, sole manu>
fuctarer, 4:S0.4»a Ninth, r. 417 Tenth
Gilman C. C, clerk Hobbs, Wall k Co., r. 2308 Mis-
sion
Gilman Charles, porter J. Straus & Co., r. Oakland
Gilmau Charles E., bottle covermaker, r. 417 Tenth
Gilman Charles H. (Gilman k Danforth) r. Oakland
Gilman Charles H., carpenter G. H. Walker, r. 834
Mission
Gilman Henry, bookkeeper George Thacher k Co., r.
90C Market
Oilman John P., merchant, r. 546 Minna
Gilman Samuel J., seaman, r. 717 Bush
Gilman Sarah L., widow, r. 2914 Fillmore
Gilman Thomas, musician, r. 502 Mason
Gilman William W., pressman Bulletin, r. 3914 Fill-
more
Gilman «te Danforth (Charles H. Gilman and E.
P. Danforth) proprietors Atlantic Free Warehouse,
SE cor Batiery and Broadway. Atlantic U. S.
Bonded Warehouse, 716-718 Battery, and Front
St. Warehouse, SW cor Front and Broadway, office
716-718 Battery
Gllmartin Andrew, clerk Cartan, McCarthy k Co., r.
13U8 Kearny
Gllmartin Charles F., clerk, r. 424 Folsom
Gilmartin Frank, engineer, r. 218 Central Av
Gllmartin James J., foreman presses H. 8. Crocker
k Co., r. Oiik. nr Devisadero
Gilmartin John T., clerk H. S. Crocker k Co., r. cor
Oak and Devisadero
Gilmartin Owen, groceries and liquors. SW cor Fol-
som and Spear
Gilmore Mrs., widow, r. 119 Twenty-sixth
Gilmore Andrew, secretary California Endow-
ment Association, Phelan Bldg, room 9
Gilmore Archibald N., chief engineer stmr Oregon,
r. 1206 Market
Gilmore Charles B., with The J. Dewing Co., r. 1601
Mission
Gilmore Charles C, clerk, r. 2308 Mission
Gilmore Daniel W., r. 419 Castro
Gilmore Elijah S., millwright, r. 2833 Folsom
Gilmore Forest H. Miss, teacher Moulder Primary
School, r. 2833 Folsom
Gilmore George, cooper, r. 7 Lawrence PI
Gilmore Gerry S.. clerk Franklin Grant, r. Alameda
Gilmore H. W. Mr,"., widow, r. 518 Geary
Gilmore James, driver Market St. RR , r.l21 Welsh
Gilmore James, longshoreu'an, r. 313 Harrison
Gilmore James, porter, r. 214 Seventh
Gilmore James, shipping clerk Hobbs, Wall k Co.,
r. 120 Freelon
Gilmore James H., bartender, r. 32 Fourth
Gilmore James I., watchman, r. Mission St. Wharf
No. 2
Gilmore Jesse B., carpenter, r. 902 Howard
Gilmore John, engineer, r. 13 Clementina
Gilmore John H., real estate agent, 321 Mont-
gomery. r. 2032 Bush
Gilniore John H., salesman J. J. O'Brien k Co., r. 19
Rausch
Gilmore John J., plasterer, r. 1007k Natoma
Gilmore Louis F., bookkeeper The J. Dewing Co., r.
1601 Mission
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS" Al YOUTHS' SDITS
AT —
"THE HASTINGS."
lirEBIALniiIiii.Cl.OFLONHIH
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
vnt SSZT017, Asst. Uuogor.
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
GIL
523
GIE
Oilmoro Maria L., widow, r. 728 Union
Gllmore Mu-bael, plasterer, r. 1614 Lyon
Giliuore Patrick, seaman stmr Umatilla, r. 413 Fre-
moDt
Gilmore Patrick S.. laster Buckingham & Hecht, r. 7
Van Ness Av
Gilmore Peter H., laborer, r. 1007 Vj Natoma
Qilmcire Kobert J., letter carrier Pobt Office, r. 801
Filbert
Gilmore Samuel, r. 1922 Sutter
Gilmore Samuel Q., shipjoiner, r. 2833 Folsom
Gilmore Stephen D., r. 114 Liberty
Giliuore Thomas, laborer, r. 501 Seventh
Gilmore Thomas J., longshoreman, r. 413 Fremont
Gilmore William J., hostler, r. 1527 California
10- Gilmore. See Gilliuore. Gilmor and Gilmour
GUmour George D., coiitrartor, r. 27 Garden
Gilmour Thomas, liquor saloon, NE cor Laguna and
Grove, r. 540 Grove
flllmour Thomas W., salesman Gerret Middlehoff, r.
504 Grove
Gilmour William, carpenter, r. 704 Laguna
•7" Gilmour. See Gillraore, Gilmor and Gilmore
Gllroy Ann, widow, r. 657 Natoma
Gilroy James, bookkeeper, r. 10 Lily At
Gilroy James, laborer, r. 57 Crocker
Gilroy Mary Mrs., r. 57 Crocker
Gilroy Thomas, nightwatchman clothing dept, U. S.
A., r. 134 Fourth
Gllshemau Patrick, tanner Raymond, Squires & Co.,
r. 42 Dorland
Gilson Edward, clerk James C. Pennie. r. 2113 Jones
Gilson LivinfTston (Janin & Gilson) and mining
engineer, 211 Sanoome, room 6, r. Palace Hotel
Gilson M. H.. clerk Isaiah B. L. Brandt, r. 534 Bush
Gilson Samuel A., cabinetmaker Truman 8. Clark &
Son, r. 512 Ninth
Giltiuan Albert G., ticket agent, r. 372 Clementina
Gilzy Edward T., steward, r. 28 Stone
Glmbel William, porter Dodge, Sweeney & Co., r. 622
Montgomery Av
Gimmel Gustave, stevedore, r. 5 Telegraph PI
Ginimel Henry L., .ieweler, r. 5 Telegraph PI
Gimmel Julius, furrier, r. 5 Telegraph PI
Gimuiiui Hugo, salesman Newman & Levinson, r. 5
Biteh
Gimpel Maurice C, signpainter, 610 Market, and
paints and oils, 2r,37 Market
Ginaca Martha, widow, lodgings, 3:n Kearny
Ginelli Carlo, stableman Pitto Milani & Co., r. 706
Sansonie
Gingg Jacob, butcher, 44-45 Grand Central Market, r.
43 Willow Av
Gings John, bookkeeper, r. 530 Pine
Gingg John U. , barber Louis Thron, r. 925 Larkln
Gingar John, brewer, r. 1242 Howard
Gingrass Mary, widow, r. 227 0'F«rrell
Gingrich Georae L.. clerk, r. 3;« Verona
Giiii Giovanni, bartender, r. 632 Broadway
Ginley Denis, laborer, r. 1117 Bryant
Ginley Edward, r. 636 Sacramento
Ginn George A., traveling salesman J. A. MoreUnd,
r. 227 Geary
Ginncel Emil, salepman, r. 9 Alaska PI
Girnnold M. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 652 Market
Oinoccbio Dominico, saloonkeeper, r. 516 Filbert,
rear
Ginocchio G., commission merchant, 315 commer-
cisl, r. 2727 Folsom
Ginocchio Giovanni, vegetables, Colombo Market
Olnoochio Josef, teamster, r, S s Francisco, nr Mont-
gomery Av
Ginocchio Pietro, r. 629 Lombard
Ginsberg Goodman, teamster, r. 1S3J4 Tehama
Ginther Frank, cigarmaker, r. 5 Welsh
Giutrop Henrv, fresco painter, r. 809 Mission
Ginty Charles, r. 829 Folsom
Glnty James (Harrington & Ginty) r. 625 Minna
DR. BAZAN'S
THEKM«-E1,ECTRIC
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis siven.
415 SUTTER STREET. 413
BOILERS and STOVES
Coflnected Icr Hot and Cold Water m tie best mamer.
WATER BACKS, WATER HEATERS,
Of all kinds made and repaired.
W. E . L A N E ,
PLUMBER,
Established 1860.
505 b::earnt strbbt.
Telephone 315.
Ginty Michuel. painter, r. 34 Hayes
Gintzbur-er Armand, caabier Leon Blum & Co., r.
122K Post
GioUata Rivetfo, dressmaker, r. 21 Dunn Alley
Gionelli Domenlco, fruits and vegetables, 911 Bryant
Giorgi Annibale, tailor, r. 1335 Dupont
GiorgI Linio, painter, r. 10 San Antonio
Giorgi Nicolo (G. N. & E. Petretti) r. 1400 Pacific
Giorgiani Mary Miss, r. 914 Pine
Giovannetti Charles (Menesini & Giovannettl) r. 304
Clementina
Giovannettl G. & Co. (Girolomo Giovannettl and
Carlo Maggini) produce commission merchants,
204 Washington
Giovannettl George, r. 258 Clementina
Giovannettl Girolomo (Q. Giovannettl * Co.) r. 343
Clementina
Giovannetti Kosie Mrs., r. 447 Broadway
Giovannettl Salvador, carriagemaker B. Lacaze, r.
430 Jackson
Giovanni Giuseppi, tailor F. Ghio, r. 619 Broadway
Giovanni John, r. 6 Clara Lane
Giovanni P., tisherman, r. 894 Front
Giovanni Paul, drnyman, r. 7 Gordon
Giovanni Pietro, tailor Felice Ghio, r, 619 Broadway
Giovanni R., fisherman, r. 894 Front
Giovaunini Antone, laborer Oregon Imp. Co., r. 316
Broadway
Giovanni 111 Daniel, charcoal, wood and coal,
80K-8U PHCitlc
Giovannini Felix, warehouseman, r. 317 Green, rear
Giovannini Francisco, liquor saloon, 426 Broadway,
and wood and coal, 43i Broadway, r. 431 Broadway
Giovannini Joseph, piiinter, r. 621 Broadway
Giovaunini Luis, driver Daniel Giovaunini, r. 810
.Pacific
Giovannini Philip, meter reader Spring Valley W.
W., r. 425 Ridley
Giovannini Sabatino, liquor saloon, 1129 Dupont, r. 9
Union PI
Giovannini Zeppi. stonemason, r. 810 Pacific
Giovannoli Antonio, porter L. G. Sresovich & Co., r.
1014 Montgomery
Giovannoni Albert, laborer, r. 739 Vallejo
Giovannoui Angelo, liquor saloon, 618 Front, r. 707
Greenwich
Giovannoni Gabriel, wood and coal, 741 Vallejo, r.
739 Vallejo
Giovanovich Adolph (Giovanovich Bros.) r. 437 Fell
Giovauovich Anton (Giovanovich Bros.) r. 437 Fell
Giovanovich Brothers (Anton and Adolph) importers
and dealers in wines and liquors. 1()59 Howard
Gipson Charles B , bookkeeper, r. 307 Seveuteentn
Gipson William, bellman Palace Hotel
Girard Achille S., clerk, r. 7ip2 Vallejo
Girard Auguste, cigars and tobacco, 1317 Stockton, r.
3 Keyes Alley
Girard Elizabeth Mrs., teacher Protestant Orphan
Asvlum
Girard" Emlle (J. Jullien & Co.) r. 1212 Powell
Girard Emma Mrs., dressmaking. 122 Geary
Girard Fire Insurance Co. (of Philadelphia) 324
California
Girard Frederick W. R.. clerk, r. 1024 Kearny
Girard House, R. McMillan proptr, 142 Seventh
Girard John, butcher, r. W s Railroad Av, bet St.
Thomxs and Venezuela
Girard Leon, with Simpson it Millar
Girard Louis, actor, r. 308 Capp
Gir.ird Louis, shoe mnfr, 267 Stevenson
Girard Paul, ieweler, r. 416 Tehama
Girard & Co., vegetables. Ocean House Road, near
Alms' House
8^ Girard. See Gerard and Gerrard
Girardiu Manuel H., barber, 1905 Fillmore
GirHud Mme., midwife, r. 323 Montgomery Av
Giraud Charles, chief cook Poodle Dog Restaurant, r.
110 William
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 FSRST ST.
TEI^EFHONB 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENiX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. 8. DAVIS. City Ag*nt,
439 CalUornlW StrMt.
GIE
524
GLA
W. W. Montague & Co.
pumps,
Suction and Force.
FOB HAND,
n'lXD-MILl. AND POWER,
ALL. SIZKS.
8U, 313. 315 and 317 MABXET STEEET
Giraiid Etienne (Giraud & Martin) r. 1015 Clay
Glraud Eujieuie, clerk I. Merle, r. fi29 Broadway
Giraud Joseph, paper carrier, r. 19 Sixth
Giraud Joseph Jr., paper carrier, r. 19 Sixth
Giraud & Martin (Etienne Giraud and Charles Mar-
tin) liquor saloon, .532 Pacific
Glrandou Francois, laborer, r. 116 Ellis
Gird Richard (W. W. Erslcine & Co.) r. Pomona, Cal.
Girdwood Gerald D. M. (Oirdwood, Housraan & Co.)
office 402 Montgomery
Girdwood, Housman & Co. (Gerald D. M. Girdwood
and Charles V. Housman) agents for sale of rail-
road bonds, lands, mines, etc., 402 Montgomery
and !50 Fenchiircb, London, Eng.
Gills' High School, John Swett principal, NW cor
Bush and Hyde, branch W s Mission, bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth
Glrolami Michael, waiter, r. 17 Prescott
Giroltz Lorentz, machinist P. H. Jackson & Co., r.
12 Vincent
Giron Joseph, conductor Geary St. RR., r. 910 How-
ard
GIrot Alfred, machinist Tait & Hainqne, r. 1115H
Treat Av
Girot Delia Mrs., nurse Alms House
Girot Etienne, capitalist, r. 732 Harrison
Glrot Frank, bricklayer, r. 732 Harrison
Girot Frank, seMman, r. 1300)4 Stockton
Glrvin Charles R., carpenter, r. 33 Pt-rry
Girvin Ernest A., stenographer, 331 Montgomery,
rooms 26-27, r. 412 Scott
GIrviu James (Girvin & Johnson) r. Oakland
Girvin James W. (J. W. Girvin & Co.) r. 105 Broder-
ick
Girvin J. W. Oi Co. (Jamea W. Girvin) rubber
goods, and Pacific Coast depot Boston Belting
Co., 24 California
Girvin Lawrence J., stenographer, r. 33 Perry
Girvin Richard D. (Blum, Baldwin and Girvin) r.
1812 Gough
Girvin & Johnson (James Girvin and John 8. John-
eon) book publl.>*hers, 425 Montgomery, room 6
Giry Aime, mnfr children's clothing, 635 Kearny, r.
416 Grove
Giry Camille, tailor Aime Giry, r. 416 Grove
Giselman 'Williain, agent S. Clinton Hastings,
and real est^ite, 118-1-20 Phelan Bldg, r. 172J Gold-
en Gate Av
Gisln Chriitian E., butcher, 843 Valencia, r. 514 Va-
lencia
Gisson Pierce, laborer, r. 3 Minna
Gitchell Charles, clerk James M. Oltchell, r. 1237
Washington
Gitchell G., r. 528 Howard
Gitchell Henry G., driver Market St. RR., r. 144
Fifth
Gitcliell James M., attorney at law and register
in bankruptcy, 636 Clay, r. 1227 Washington
!»■ Gitchell. See Getchell
Gitshaiu Charles, carpenter, 717 Valencia, r. 122 Hill
Glugni Celesti (Giui-ni * Barbieii) r. 419!* Filbert
GlugDl & Barbierl (Celesti Glugni and John Barbieri)
wines and liquors, 819 Stockton
Giulla Antonio, ilerk, r. 121 Fourth
Giulla Antonio, conductor Geary St. RR. r. 1625)4
Poht
Giuliani G., waiter, r. 632 Broadway
GiuntinI C. k Co. (Carlo Giuntini and Domenico
Paganucci) boarding, 115 Clark
Giuntini Carlo (C. Giuntini & Co.) r. 115 Clark
Giurarh Matteo, restaurant, 305 Sixth, r. 1043 Twenty-
fourth
Giurcovich George, fisherman, r. 503 E^st
Giuro Paul, watchman stmr Willamette
Glusi Michele, laborer, r. 222 Broadway
Giusil Alfonse A., bookkeeper E. Antoni, r.331 Union
Giusti Alfonso, expressuian, r. 8>< Union PI
Glusti Giovanni, gilder, 13 Trinity, r. 16 John
Giusti John J., dentiht, r. 718 Broadway
Giusti Jotieph A., oyster and chop honse, 105 Cali-
fornia Market, r. 718 BroKdway
Giusti Pietro, scavenger, r. 610 Francisco
Giusto Domenico, expressman, NW cor Market and
Seventh, r. 510 Grove
Gluhto Frank, expressman, r. 510 Grove
Giusto Gregory J., teamster, r. 502 Bush
Giusto James, bartender P. McArdle, r. 510 Grova
Given Edward, engineer Geary St. RR., r. 2011)4 Fill-
more
Givens Charles S. (Tones ft Glvens) r. 605 Bush
Givens David, elevatorman 330 Pine, r. 1419 Clay
Givens George D., bookkeeper McAlester k Jones, r.
8 Yerba Bueua
GIveus Harry J., janitor, r. 321 O'Farrell, rear
Givens Henry D., clerk, r. 531 Sacramento
Givens John, driver Frank Beruard, r. 724 Front
Givovich Nicholas A., dentist, 703 Market, r. 1615
Van Ness Av
GUa Harry, pressman George H. Tay ft Co., r. 401
Pacific
Gjestvang Augusta Miss, r. 506 Minna
Gladding Charles (Gladding, McBean & Co.) r. Lin-
coln, Cal.
Gladding Charles B. H., baggage master S. P. Oo., r.
Oakland
Gladding George, bookkeeper, r. 106 Eddv
GLADDING, McBEAN& CO.
Cliarles Gladctlngf president, P. RIcG.
McBean secretary, George Chambers
vice-president, manufacturers iron-
stone sewer pipe, and arcliltectaral
terra cotta, etc., 1358-1361) Marlcet
Gladsou Geur>;e, steerage steward stmr Sauta Rosa,
r. .139 McAllister
Gladwin Edward H., bookkeeper Poly, Hellbron & Co.,
r. 2-216 Howard
Gladwin F. E., commercial traveler, r. 102 Fifth
Gladwin George S.. clerk freight auditor's office 8.
P. Co., r. 2216 Howard
Gladwin William H., r. 913 Bush
Glaeser Louis, groceries, 601 Haight
Glanville William W., manager Orin Jones b Co., r.
Oakland
l&~ Glanville. See Granville
Glang John, mason, r. 2012 Stockton
Glary William A., cook, r. 159 Perry
Glaser jVrnold, glazier, 9 Hardie PI
Glaser August E., master mariner, r. 2218 Mason
Glaser Charles F., salesman P. F. Nolan & Sons, r. 39
Eddy
Glaser George W., plasterer, r. 1616 Scott
Glaser Isidor, glazier, 9 Hardie PI
Glaser Peter, oven builder, r. 2212 Mason
Glaser Samuel, glazier, 9 Hardie PI, r. 914 Devisa-
d'-ro
Iff' Glaser. See Glazier
GlaKford Oswald, clerk, r. 523 Geary
Glasford Peter 8., salesman, r. 523 Gespy
aar Glasford. See Glassford
Glasgow James, farmer r. Ocean House Road, nr
Farley's Corner
Glasgow Muttie Mrs., janitress Ocean House School
Glasgow Samuel, driver California Dairy
Glasko Morris, furniture, 237 Third, r. 1628)4 Mis-
sion
Glass Abraham, cigar dealer, r. 543 Jessie
Glass Charles, messenger, r. 609)4 Minna
Glass Frederick, barber A. F. Serpa, r. 1239)4 Folsom
Glass Frederick H., clerk, r. 418 Laguna
Glass -lames, shipjoiner, r. 284 Miuua
(Jlass Joseph A., laborer, r. 222 Francisco
Glass L. Mrs., agent Williamson Corset, r. 38 Mc-
Allister
Glass Louis, r. 145 Ellis
Glass Marcus, varieties, 324 Sixteeslh
WHOLESALE A.irD EETAIL
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
aud Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
Also the flneRt (rradrs of CUrets, Hoclcfl, )
Burgundies, Sauternes, Ports »ud Sherries J
ARPAO HARASZTHY & CO.
530 WASEnrOTOK STSEET.
GLA
525
GLE
OlasB Mary, widow, r. 1318 Dnpoot
Olsfs Milton M., aaleiman M. Sailer & Co., r. 321
Sixteenth
Glass Walter, r. 612 Bush
Glass V\ illianj, r. 266 Brannan
Glass ■William, advertising solicitor Bulletin, r. 809 H
Minna
Glass William 0., shipping clerk Standard Soap Co.,
r. 9 Hollis
GlaSHblowers' Protective Leasue, 927 Mission
Glasselt Charles, tanner, r. NE cor Army and Folsom
Olassett John, tanner Christian Hellwig, r. NE cor
Army and Folsom
Glassford John R., conductor N. B. and M. RR., r.
2724 ><i Folsom
Glassford P. S., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
5:'3 Genrv
GlasKford Richard H., mall clerk Examiner, r. 431
Twenty-second
1^ Olasslord. See Glasford
Glassman Abram B., barber, 9 Pacific, r. 517 Union
Glnssman Charles, barber, 1405 Dupont, r. .^04 Green
Glassniau Edwin W., with Jacob Glassman, r. 314
Jones
Glassman Henry, barber, r. 19 Bannam PI
Glassman Jacob, cigars and tobacco, 335 Montgomery,
r. 314 Jones
Glassman Jacob, peddler, r. 19 Bannam PI
Glassman Jacob A., clerk, r. 314 Jones
GlsBSO Rudolph, waiter, r. 524 Pine
Glatnian George, waiter Palace Hotel
Glauber Charles H.. wiredrawer Cal. Wire Works, r.
833 Bay
Glau'h Herman (O. A. Einselen & Co.) r. 573 Minna
Glavin John, coachman, r. (il2M Capp, rear
Olaviii Peter, laborer, r. 118)4 Washington
Glavicii Baldapare, cook Anton Pignaz, r. 213 Steven-
son
Glavinovieh John L., bartender George J. Goicovich,
r. lOli Larkin
Glavinovieh Peter, cook Mark Lovely
GlawsoD Albeit B., soda watermaker I. M. Quiros, r.
231 Fifteenth
Glayd Ellen Mrs., r. 231 Fifteenth
Glailer Frederick M., gardener, r. SW cor Baker and
Pacific Av
Glazier James S.. gardener, r.2100 Fillmore
Glazier John P., mauon, r. 2212 Mason
Glazier Richard, stableman Charles Paylor, r. 2127
Mission
Glazier William W., laundryman, r. 1309 Devisadero
1£r Glazier. See Glaser
Gleason A. M. Mrs., physician, 307 Mason
Gleai-on Clans (Shiebley & Co.) r. KiO Tehama
Gleason Dennis, laborer, r. 51 Stevenson
Gleason Edward, washer 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. Black Point
Gleason Eugene O., proptr Purity Tea Co
Market, r. 786 Stevenson
Gleason Franiis P., messenger, r. 2 Russell
Gleas'n Frank J., steward Patrick Rjan,
Market
Gleason George R., salesman, r. 112 Eleventh
Gleason Henry, barber, 229 Kearny, r. 985 Sacramento
Gleason James, miner, r. 1522 Polk
Gleason James W., plumber, r. 1103 Mission
Gleason John, bartender Patrick Ryan, r. 423 }j Clem-
entina
Gleason John, laborer W. W. Montague & Co., r. 2
Wheelock PI
Gleason John, sewing machine agent, r. 179 Perry
Gleason John Jr., clerk John Devine, r. 2 Wheelock
PI
Gleason John H., barber, 240 Kearny
Gleason John P., stableman, r. 2722 Folsom
Olenson Kate, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Gleason I.ury, widow, r. 1116 Hyde
Gleason Martin, bartender AuguBtus Hillebrandt
1233
863
FRATINGER & CO.
OF ALL BESCBIFTIONS.
105 KEARNY STREET.
GAS, WATER and STEAM
FITTING,
In all its Branches, Well Done.
Vv/_ E
PLUMBER,
EsUbllshed 1860.
_ L_ANE,
606 KEARNV STREETy
Telephone 315.
Gleason Martin M., shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 1608 Jessie
Gleason Mary Miss, compositor, r. 1608 Jessie
Gleason Mary, domestic 5:<6 McAllister
Gleason Mary, widow, r, 759 Mission
Gleason Mary A., widow, r. 612 Minna
Gleason Michael, boilcrmaker, r. 54 First
Gleason Michael, painter, r. 41 Everett
Gleason Michael, porter, r. 8 Himmelmann PI
Gleason Michael, watchman Spring Valley W. W., r.
imi% Bryant
Gleason Mortimer, expressman, r. 455 3< Minna
Gleason Patrick, horseshoer. r. 134 Fourth
Gleason Patrick, housemover, r. 307 Mason
Gleason Patrick, porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 1063
Broadway
Gleason Patrick F., nailer Buckingham & He(;ht, r.
739 Twenty-second
Gleason Timothy, laborer, r. 2 Russell
Gleason Timothy, miner, r. NW cor Folsom and
Twenty. fourth
Gleason Thomas, tailor Robert Gordon, r. 26 Glover
Gleason William, machinist Atlas Iron Works, r. San-
chez, bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Gleason William, real estate, r. 1806 Geary
Gleason William F., clerk local freight office 8. P.
Co., r. 12S Seventh
Gleason William H. (Qoss & Gleason) r. U Chenery
Gleason William H., deputy Superintendent 9f
Streets, r. 527 Turk
Gleason William J., clerk, r. 527 Turk
Gleason William T., laborer, r. Sutro Heights
tST Gleason. See Gleeson
Gleed Ambrose, condiment mnfr, 943 Folsotn
Gleeson Frank, blacksmith, r. 27 Powell
Gieesou Harry P., solicitor Commercial Insurance
Co., r. N 8 Twenty-eighth, nr Dolores
Gieesou James, carpenter, r. W s Sanchez, bet Four-
teenth and Henry
Gleeson John E., bartender John H. Cregan, r. 4233ti
Clementina
Gleeson John, expressman, r. W s Sanchez, bet Four-
teenth and Henry
Gleeson John, laborer, r. 337 Bryant, rear
Gleeson Mary, widow, r. 1718 Stevenson
Gleeson Michael, marblecutter Mission Marble
Works, r. 529 Valencia
Gleeson Patrick, flange turner Moynihan & Aitken
Gleeson Patrick H., Insurance agent, r. 133 Fair Oaks
Gleeson Patrick J., blacksmith, r. 521 Howard
Gleeson Thomas, tailor, r. 23 Glover
Gleeson William, r. 743 Folsom
Gleeson William, carpenter, r. 311 Elm .Av
Gleeson William, shoemaker, r. 27 Freelon
Gleeson William H., jeweler, r. 18 Glover
Gleeson William P., tiler, r. 18 Glover
Gleeson W. M., teamster Frank Greg
OS*" Gleeson. See Gleason
Gleichman J., cigarmaker J. W. Shaeffer & Co., r. 548
Howard
Glein Carlos F., r. 913 Fell
Glein M. Mrs., ladies' underwear, 252 Ellis
Glein Martin, waiter Brooklyn Hotel, r. 252 Ellis
Glen Ellen Park, olHce 228 Bush
Glen Ranch Dairy, Nathan Davidson proptr, NW cor
Pennsylvania Av and Sierra
Glencoe Consolidated Alining^ Co. (Glencoe.
Cal.) Gillespy * Childs, agents, 123 California
Glenn Charles, clerk Marcus Alpers, r. 335 Fourth
Glenn John, elevatorman, r. Pioneer Building
Glenn John, laborer, r. 43 Vallejo
Gleun John, peddler, r. 312 Noe
Glenn Martin, butcher, 434 O'Farrell, r. 432 O'Farrell
Glenn T., laborer Pac. Oil and Lead Works, r. Elev-
enth, bet Harrison and Folsom
Glenn Thomas, teamster M. Hashagen, r. 9 Columbia
Glenn Thomas J., wharfinger, section 5 Sea Wall. r.
415 Howard
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Sfannrnctiirer orerery dettorlptlon of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
4a to so Beale Sti'cet. San Francisco.
Dennett Jump Seats.
Truman, Isham A Hooker, 421-427 Market St.
U'HOLJBSALiE AAiD RUTAlIi.
GLE
526
GNO
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
MANrFACTCREKS 0»
Plain, Japanned and Stamped
T I KT xv^ ,A. rt e:
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Glenn William H., letter carrier Post Office, r. 2528
Bryant
OlennoD Ann. domestic 1B21 Washington
Glennon Ixabel T. Mins, teacher Longtellow Primary
School, r. lOi Taylor
Glennon J. T., gripman Market St. RR., r. 2O0O McAl-
lister
Glenuon John, steTcdore, r. 228 Ritch, rear
Gleunon L»wrance, stableman, r. 917 Sutter, rear
Glennon William, laborer, r. N 8 Twentieth bet San-
chez and Noe
Glennon William, policeman, r. 921 G'Farrfll
Glenuon William F., gardener, r. 30 Pleasant
t^ Glpnnon. See Glennan
Glens Falls Insurant e Co. (of Glens Falls, N. Y.,)
Jacobs & Easton, general agents, 42a California
Glenville Frank A., laundryman The Baldwin
GUnville Smith J., car repairer, r. 7 Bouita
Gleser Ernest, tanner Michael Dolan, r. Nicholas
Hotel
Gless Aloia, wines and liquors, wholesale^ and re-
tail, SE cor Fourth and Harrison, r. 40a Fonrth
Glick Allen, r. N g Twentj-foBrth bet Mission and
Capp
Glick Carrie Miss, prfssfeeder Schmidt Label and
Litho. Co., r. 517 Linden Av
Glick Henry, packer R. A. Swain & Co., r. 517 Linden
Av
Glick Kolman, cigarmaker Wm. Lewis & Co., r. 617
Linden Av
Glick Minnie Miss, wireworker, r. 617 Linden Av
Glick Kay Miss, pressfeeder Schmidt Label and Litho.
Co., r. 617 Linden Av
Glick Sarah Miss, compositor, r. 517 Linden Av
Glickraan Davis, watches and jewelry, 2006 Fillmore,
r. 2306 WebstPr
Glidden Ci>ra A. Miss, tearher Cleveland School, r.
413Twenty-Sfcond, bet Shotwell and Folsom
Glidden George 3., painter, r. 8iH Shotwell
Glidden Goidon F., superintendent Point Lobos RR.,
r. cor Twenty-fifth and Point Lobus Av
Glidden Hnrvey K., commercial traveler, r. 132 Eddy
Glidden Louisa, ^^^llow, r. «2t) Shotwell
Glidden Mary A. Miss, teacher public school, r. 413
Twenty. second, bet Shotwell and Folsom
Glidden Presiott B., with H. C. Firebaugh, r. 413
Twenty-second, bet Shotwell and Folsom
Glinden John E., salesman Nolan & Deecalso, r. 11
Ritch
Glinden Martin J., salesman P. F. Nolan & Sons, r. 11
Ritch
Glinden Mary Mrs., r. 11 Ritch
Glmdermaun John, driver Pac. Brewery, r. 344 Te-
hama
Glindermann William, watchmaker Cummlnga' Sons,
r. 344 Tehama
Glissman H., salesman Raphael Weill 4 Co., r. 334
Hayes
Globe Brasa and Bell Foundry, Wbyte & De-
Kome proprietors, 1:^7 Beale
Globe niarintu Insurance Co. (limited) of Lon-
don, Wm. T. Coleman & Co. agents, 121 Mark< t
Glock Anton, plush and fancy goods, 509 Bush, r. 329
T*entv.8eveuth
Glocker Charles, clerk Redinpton & Co.. r. 650 Jessie
C;iocker Mary E., widow, r. e.'iO Jessie
Olorker Rudolph, clerk, r. 650 Jeswie
Glockner Charles, irouer La Grande Laundry
Glody John, carpenter, 214 First
Glostein August, porter U. Joo>t, r. 703 Green
GloBtein Henry, clerk Leopold F. Dolder, r. 925 Wash-
ington
Qlootz Adolph (Fischbeck & Glootz) r. 1507 Sacra-
mento
Glootz John, groceries and liquors. 421 Geary
Gins Andrew, bot and shoemaker, 524 Sixth
Glos Sebastian, laborer J. Gundlach & Co. r. 510
Sixth
Glosser George W., plasterer, r. 170S Devisadero
Glosier Diinlel, r. 448 Sixth
Glouber Herman, merchant, r. 923 Geary
Olouber Millard F., clerk S. Marcus, r. 923 Geary
Glover Andrew, Interpreter, r. 420 Vallejo
Glovt r George, bartender A. Rohner, r. ;i2l Fourth
Glover George C. Mrs., widow, r. 238 Ritch
Glover George A., clerk Post Office, r. 42u Vallejo
Glover George A. S., bookkeeper Wempe Bros., r.
1210 ■< Valencia
Glover James, boilermaker Union Iron Works, r. E «
Tennessee, bet Butte and Solano
Glover John A., steward stmr Cliy of New York, r.
iJl Silver
Glover John F., letter carrier Post Office, r. 16 PfeifTer
Glover Margaret A. Mrs., r. 18 Minna
Glover Mary, widow, r. 33)4 Louisa
Glover Patrick, builder, r. 1119 Howard
Glover Samuel C. machine operator Buckingham k
Hecht, r. Oakland
Glover Stephen C, saddle and barnessmaker, 432
Jackson, r. 420 Vallejo
Glover ."c Willcomb (Boston, New York, Chicago) W,
T. Caldwell agent, office 658 Mission
Gloyrt Ellen, widow, r. 2041 How.ird
Gluck Elizabeth, widow, r. 924 Fillmore
Gluok George, cabinetmaker Fuchs & Euler, p. 6
Morris Av
Gluck Gustave, maltster John Wieland Brewing Co.,
r. 536 Howard
niticksmau Isaac, varieties, 638 Third
Glucksmau Sim'on, apprentice Otto Sinz, r. 638 Third
Gluise James, porter T. Goodrich, r. 425 O'Farrell
Glunz Albert W., clerk George F. Van De Mark & Co.,
r. Oakland
Glunz Christian (George F. Van De Mark b Co.) r.
Oakland
Glunz George, salesman George F. Van De Mark k
Co., r. Oakland
Glunz John, broommaker, r. 925 Minna
Gluyas J. E. Mrs., widow, r. 540 Turk
Glynn Daniel, r. 741 5^ Tehama
Glynn Emerson O. (Glynn i: Bridgeman) r. 206 Turk
Glynn Hannah Mrs., janitresa Whittler Primary
School, r. 4ir. Fifth
Glynn Ignatius J., gHsfitter.r. 719!< Natom*
Glynn James, r. 364 Elevebth
Glynn John, boilermaker, r. 73 Clementina
(ilynn John, miner, r. 608 Sixth
Glyuu John, miner, r. 1309 Stockton
Glyun John, woolpresser, r. i\2H Fifth
Glynn John P., black.smith, Greenwich, nr Webster
Glynn John P., cigars and tobacco, 222 Fourth, r. 351
Tehama
Glynn Martin, r. 39 J^ Clara
Glynn Mary, widow, r. 19u9 Stockton
Glynn Mary Miss, city agent Loudon, Northern,
Queen and Omnecticnt Ins. Cos., r. 1909 Stockton
Glynn Michael, compositor, r. 7 Ma.son
Giynu Michael, hostler Omnitms ItR., r. 1610 Baker
Glynn Thomis, miner, r. 741)4 Tehama
Glyuu Thomas, bricklayer, r. 8 )•=>!< Howard
Glynn T. E., salesman J. J. O'Brien k Co., r. Ill
Jones
Glynn Timothy, laborer, r. NW cor Eleventh and
Harrison
Glynn Vincent G., clerk, r. 1909 Stockton
Glynn Willia,-n, liquor saloon, 15H First, r. 16 N<tom»
Glvun William, oiler stmr Umatilla, r. 1909 ntockt-m
Glynn William P., tanner G. Dietsch ft Sou, r. Wolf,
B. H.
Glyi.u ft Bridgeman (Emeison O. Gl.vnn and John W.
Bridgemau) draymen, 12i; Market
Gnarlni Andrew A., clerk Jacobs & Easton, r. 1703
Jessie
Gnarini Louis, plumber, r. 1703 Jessie
Gnos Frank, milker Marliu Johnson, r. cor Hamilton
and Wayland, U. M. T.
THE BEST
CLOTHING
For MEN AND BOYS at
THE HASTINGS
LICK HOUSE BLOCK, SAN FRANCISCO.
a
99
THE LION Fire lis. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, 04,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN. Manager
Wit. S£ZT0:7, isA. Uaus».
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
GNO
527
GOE
Gno8 John, milker Martin Johueon, r. cor Hamilton
and Way land, U. M. T.
Ooad George L., bookkeeper, r. 818 Powell
Goad William P., attorney at law, 606 MontRom-
ery, and School Director, r. NW cor Washington
and Guugh
Goane .lames, teamster K. Tiernaa & Co., r. 907 Capp
Gobbee Ernest, watchmaker and jeweler, 535 Folsom
Gobeille Leander, blacksmith, r. E s lUiuoIs, btt
Napa and Lena PI
Gobert P'rancoe, widow, r. 826 Broadway, rear
Gobey Frank, liquor saloon and oybter house, 228
Sutter, r. 30aH Sutter
Gobey Jesse G., with Frank Gobey, r. 62fi Sutter
Gobinier Ernest, wood turner George F. Atkinson, r.
147 Third
Goble John E., proprietor Genesta and Merrlmac
saloiins, NW cor Fourth and Merrimac
Gock Albert, hoKtler, r. 69 Minna
GODARD HENRY, m«icai m.
struinent maker and repairer, late
from Paris, it:iO O'Farrell
Godart G., steward Pac. Oysier House, r. 311 }< Jessie
Godart Jules, architect, r. T.i PleasHnt
GoJbe Anthony, mining, 231 Montgomery, room 21,
r. 612 Bush
Godbeers William, water tender stmr Willamette
Godchaux Adolph, agent, r. 826 Ellis
GO'lchaux E. Mrs., widow, r. 807 Polk
Godchaux Edmund, mnfrs agent, 120 Sutter, room
30, r. 826 Ellis
Godchaux Lazard (M. Brandenstein & Co.) r. 526 Ellis
Godchaux Liicien, mnfrs agent, 120 Sutter, room 30,
r. 826 Ellis
Godchaux Myrtll, r. 826 Ellis
Goddard Arthur G., barber, r. 543 Second
Goddard Clark li., deutist, office 131 Post, room
1, r. Oakland
Goddard George H., ciril and mining engineer, r. 529
Golden Gate At
Goddard George H. Jr., carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. i Helen PI
Goddard Guilford H., clerk Charles F. Doe & Co., r.
23 ColIIngwood
Goddard H., musician, r. 230 0'Farrpll
Goddard Henry K., reporter Alta, r. 191 Hyde
Goddnrd Jami-s O., harnessmaker William DaviB, r.
210 Minna
Goddard Jot^eph, bartender Charles ConoUy, r. 2(6
Taylor
Goddard Otis M., manager D. M. Osborne & Co., r.
Alameda
Goddard William H., black8mith,|>r. 543 Second
Goddard William H. Jr., molder. r. 543 Second
Godeau Julius S., butcher, 1404 Dupont, r. 2U8 Fran-
cisco
Godeau Parfait E., upholsterer, r. 1 Jasper PI
0^ Godefroy. See Godfrey
Godell A. C, cook, r. 29 Second
Godet Louis, French laundry, 920 Howard
Godet Thomas M., agent, r."l6 Taylor
Godeus John D., photograph enauieler, r. 8 s Ten-
eriffe, bet Platte and Yiizoo
Godfrey Edward A., insurance broker, r. 711 Jones
Godfrey Elizabeth, widow, r. 21 Oak
Godfrey George, expressman, r. E s Trinidad, bet
Yazoo and Platte
Godfrey; Henry, porter Henry Dovle fc Co., r. Alameda
Godfr.y Henry, with Jason Springi-r *: Co.
Godfrey Jamts T. Mrs., widow, r. 508 Powell
Godfrey John, gardener, r. 413 Second
Godfrey Leonard S., millwright J. Wagner & Co., r.
Alameda
Godfrey Nathaniel A., barber Cary & Blake, r. 1812
Baker
Godfrey Nathaniel A. Jr., butler, r. 1812 Baker
Godfny Sadie Miss, domestic 1910 Pierce
DR. BAZAN'S
THEKMO-EI.ECTRIC
RUSSIAN all TURKISH BATHS
Also Meflicaled and Electric Batlis Givei.
415 STJTTER STREET. 415
WATER FILTERS,
ALL SIZES AND KINDS FOR FAUCETS.
Large Filterers with capacity for cleaning all water
used in the house, simple and cheap.
^^^7" - E
Plumber,
Bstablished I860.
505 Kearny Street,
Telephone 315.
Godfrey William, real estate aeen.y, 14 Hoff Av
Godfrey William A. H., clnthiug and furnishing
goodH, 101 Second, r.lSOG Howard
Godfrey William H.. clerk, r. 106 Leidcsdorff
Godin Henry, carpenter Ssn Francisco Planing Mill,
r. NE cor Ciipp and Twenty-sixth
Godiiiho Aers, liquor saloon, 8 Commercial
Godkln Thomas, blacksmith, r. 629 Vallejo
Godkin William H., collector, r. H29 Vallrjo
Godley Montgomery, office 414 Montgomery, r. 1818
Sacramento
Godon Eugene, cook I. Cuenin, r. 907 Jackson
Godsey George P., with A. Lynds, r. Lick House
Godsil James, r. 22 Pearl
Godsll John, laborer, r. 521 Pacific
Godsil Timothy, fruits and vegetables, 718 J4 Brannan
Godwin Charles, laborer P. M. SS. Co., r. 78 Natoma
Goe S. E., demist, 23 J< Post
Ooebel Chailes, buker, r. 841 Geary
Goehel George, butcher, 247 Third
Goebeuer Gerhard H., cook, N a Venezuela, bet Tom-
bigbee and Potomac
Goeckel Louis, cabinetmaker, r. 608 Sixth
Goeckeritz Ernst H., wines and liquors, 1048 Howard,
r. 550 Natoma
Goedecke Charles L., pork butcher, 1319 Pacifle
Goedpcke Louis, porkpacker, 1320-1322 Dupont, r. 537
Moutgomery Av
Goerije Julius H., carpenter 8. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. North Point, bet Larkin and Polk
Goehring Adolph, millinery goods and dealerfeatbera
and artificial flowers. 913 Mission
Goehringer Charles, dishwasher, r. 709 Kearny
Goeller Edwin, with Pickens, Fulton & Co., r. 2409
Webster
Goeller John, cigars and tobacco, 36 Geary, r. Jessie,
bet Third and Fourth
Goen Pauline, widow, r. 321 Turk
Goepel Cbarles, oilpacker Washington Mnfg Co., r.
6 R •cley PI
Goepel Emma, cloakmaker, r. 6 Regley PI
Goepel Fred , oilpacker Washington Mnfg Co., r. 6
Regley PI
Goepel Otto, shoemaker, r. cor Thirteenth and Harri-
son
Goeppl Robert, shoemaker, SE cor Greenwich and
Steiner, r. 6 Regley PI
Goepel W., cellarman C. Schilling b Co., r. 6 Reg-
ley PI
Goepfert Frank W., butcher Joseph Fos, r. 110 Sev-
enth
Goepfert Michael, painter Hall's Safe and Lock Co.,
r. Alameda
Goeppert George & Co. (George I. Goeppert and John
R.'ipp) beer bottlers, NEcur McAllister and Frank-
lin
Goeppert George I. (George Goeppert & Co.) r. 519
Cbe^tunt
Goeppert William, r. 519 Chestnut
Goerling Charles, kitchenhand J. F. Westheimer, r.
What Cheer House
Go^^rner Cstoline A., lodgings, 116 Montgomery At
Goertzhain Charles, clerk Thomas Lancaster, r. 4
Lyni h
Goess .\lexauder, millband Laumeister Mills, r. 317
Bush
Goethals Adolph, mattress and trunkmaker, 812 Pa-
cific
Goethiils Charles L., sewing machines, 1122 Stockton
GO' thals Gustave, machinist J. W. Evans, r. 2 ScottPl
Goeting H , musician, r. ;I22 Larkin
(ioetjen Adolph W., clerk, r. 1032 McAllister
Goetjen Aaron, engineer Geary St. RR., r. 214 Central
Av
Goetjen Caroline, widow, r. 1108 Sacramento
Goeijen Elward L., clerk Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 1032
McAllister
Goetjen Fabian (Goetjen & Woebke) r. 499 Ji Fourth
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 riRST ST.
TELEPHONB 83.
BOOKBINDERS.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSKT8 OVER FIVE MILLIONS.
BROWN. CRAIG k CO.. General AgenU.
GOE
528
GOL
W. W. Montague & Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENQLISH AND AMERICAN
£ncsaatlc, tilazed and flain.
809, 311. 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Ooetjen Henry, liquor Bsloon, 51 Fremont, r. 114 Chat-
tauooga
Ooetjen Herman H., clerk, r. 1032 McAllister
Ooetjen Jacob, r. 5 Wall
Ooetjen Nirholae, preBervemaker, r. 1032 McAllister
Ooetjen & Woebke (Fablau Ooetjen and Johann
Woebke) groceries, NE cor Bryantand Fourth and
SW cor Sacramento and Stockton
Goetjer Charles, carpenter S. P. Co., r. W s Vermont,
bet Sierra and Humboldt
Ooettig John, -weaver Auerbach k Thompson, r. 1517
Howard
Goetz Andreas, porter E. A. Fargo & Co., r. 923 Ji Gol-
den Gate Av
Ooftz Balthazar, r. 430 Chestnut, rear
j Goetz Bartholomew, carpenter, r. lOfi Shotwell
Goetz Charles F., painter, r. 1506k Polk
Goetz Edwin, butcher, r. 710 California
I Goetz Frederica H.. widow, r. 1611 Jessie
I Goetz Frederica H. Miss, tailoress, r. 1611 Jessie
j Goetz Henry J., diamond setter, r. 913 Greenwich
I Goetz Joseph (estate of) Julius Goetz manager, 410
Montgomery, room 3
Goetz Julius, real estate and commission, 410 Mont-
I gomery, room 3, r. 919 Polk
I Goetz Leopold, carpenter, r. 1611 Jessie
! Goetz Lorenz, carpenter, r. 732 Filbert
' Goetz Otto, clerk, r. 430 Chestnut, rear
i Goetz Paul, liquor saloon, 775 Mission
I Goetz Bobert, tanner P. Struvan, r. 212 Twenty-sixth
I Ooetz William, bricklayer, r. 1706 Mason
Goetz William L., harnessmaker Main & Winchester,
r. 1706 Mason
D^ Goetz. See Gotz
Goetze Edward, clerk Ooetjen & Wo«bke, r. 499H
Fourth
Goetze Ernest A., driver Eclipse Cracker Bakery, r.
624 M Lombard
Goetze Frederick W., fresco painter, r. <!32 Valencia
Gottze Henry (Goetze & Baruth) r. 1803 Post
Goetze John C. paper carrier, r. 72 Brady
Goetze & Baruth (Heury Goetze and Ernest F. Baruth)
proptrs Cal. Soda Works, JJE cor Octayia and Ivy
Av
Goewey Charles H., clerk ins. dept Balfour, Guthrie
Ji Co., r. 300 Pape
Goewey James M., capitalist, r. 300 Page
' Goff Adam, biker, r. 245 k Clara
Goff Alraon B., glazier, r. 116 Fell
Goir D. & Sons. GolTs braids, 517-519 Market
Goff Henry F., engineer tug Lottie, ofl&ce 271 East, r.
\ Oakland
Goff Joseph J., expressman, SW cor Broadway and
] Stockton, r. 1008 Filbert
1 Goff liOuisB C, ladies nurse, r. 727 Broadway, rear
I Goff Mary, widow, r. 129 Harrison
• t&- Goff. See Gough
Ot'ffler George, hostler, r. 724 Mission
Goffrie Charles, teacher music Van Ness Academy, r.
I 1109 Van Ness Av
Gogau Eliza, widow, r. 253 Stevenson
Oogau John J., r. 253 Stevenson
Oojian William H., printer, r. 131S Jackson
I GOGER CHARLES plnmber and
gasHtter, 221 Grant Av, r. 6I!i Polk
Goger John, liquor saloon, 315 Montgomery Av, r. 524
Green
Oogptty Owen, carpenter, r. S a Nineteenth, bet Hsrt-
; ford and Noe
Goggin David, salesman Shea, Bocqueras k Co., r. 8
] s California Av, nr Figaro, B. H.
Goggin Edmund W. (Francis, Valentine Jc Co.) r. 726
I Geary
Goggin Emille M. Miss, teacher Haight Primary
School, r. 11 Liberty
Oogs-ln Erneat J., clerk George H. Tay & Co., i. 11
Liberty
Goggin Gerald E., printer Francis, Valentine k Co.,
r. Alameda
Goggin James U. B., civil engineer, r. 11 Liberty
Goggin John B., shoemaker, r. Powell Av, nr Mis-
sion. B. H.
Goggin John J., stonecutter Degan k Orford, r. 655
Natoma
Goggin Reginald, clerk Chronicle, r. 11 Liberty
Goygiu Rl* hard H., teamster, r. 843 Howard
Uoggln Walter W., bookkeeper 8. W. Levy k Son, r.
Alameda
Gohl Karl, waiter, r. 14 Miller PI
Gobi William, potter Cal. Fruit Evaporating Co., r.
1103 Montgomery
Gohr John, with Singer Mnfg Co.. r. 10k Rausch
GOICOVICH GEORGE propH-
etor Pair Wind Coffee and Oyster
Hoarse, 303-a05 East, opp Oakland
Ferry. (Established 1853)
Oolcovlch George J., restaurant, SE cor Larkin and
Post, r. 223k AuBtin
Qojole Joseph, drover, r. Sumatra, bet St. John and
Tombigbee
Gol Carl, waiter Frederick Hellwlg
Golcher Heury C. (Clabrough, Oolcher & Co.) r. 1506
Taylor
Golcher William J. (Clabrough, Oolcher & Co.) r.
1606 Taylor
Golconda Bliningf Co. (San Bernardino Co.) 3.
M. Buffington set retary, 309 California, rooms 3-4
Gold and Stock Tele^rrapli Co. of Califor.
nla, Frank Jaynes president, Andrew White sec-
retary and treasurer, H. G. Phillips superintend-
ent, office 222 Sansome
Gold Medal Braid Co. (New York) Brown & Metzner
agents, 535 Market
Gold Michael, r. 325 k Bush
Gold Ralph, patternmaker, r. 616 Ellis
Ooldaracena Michael, r. 1.502 Powell
Goldaracena Orel M., clerk Joseph Calegaria, r. 1504
Powell
Goldaracena R. Mrs., r. 818 Broadway
Goldbach Paul, stevedore, r. 7 Valparaiso
Ooldbanm Victor F., r. 308 Sutter
Goldbeck Charles, carpenter, r. 1025 York
Goldberg Adolph, commercial traveler Esberg, Bach-
msn * Co., r. Ifi08 Post
GOLDBERG, BOWEN & CO.
(Jacob Goldber^rand Charles R. Bo^ven)
dealers choice family groceries, teas
and wines, and importers French, Enjf-
lish and German table delicacies, 4!38-
432 Pine
Goldberg Carl, clerk Esberg, Bachman k Co., r. 906
McAllister
Goldberg Charles, carpetlayer, r. 466 Natoma
Goldberg Daniel, tailor 441 Bush, r. 311 Hajes
Goldberg David, salesman, r. 439 Greenwich
Goldberg David N., manager The Brunswick-Balke-
CoUender Co., r. 821 Eddy
Goldberg David, tailor, 118 Leldesdorff, r.818k Mont-
gomery
Goldberg Isaac, UUor, r. 11 Rnss
Goldberg Jacob (Goldberg, Bowen& Co.) r. 3620 Cali-
fornia
Goldberg Joseph, salesman Max Goldberg
Goldberg Louis, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsbn^g k Co.,
r. 1 Van Ness Av
Goldberg Louis, cloak mnfr, 1019 Market, r. 601
Geary
Goldberg Mas, jeweler. 538 Kearny, r. 1020 Vsllelo
Goldberg S-smuel. salesman, r. 727 k McAllister
Goldberg Solomon, carpets and wall paper, 933
Market, r. 1035 Mission
Goldberg William, beer bottler, r. 1730 Eddy
Goldberger Barney, r. 266 Bryant
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
THE LARGEST
CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY HOUSE
ON THE PAOiriO COAST.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
>-EXT AB0T« PjOJkCK HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Uanofaeturers of Show CasM
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY^
Finer than the class of ChampagneBient from) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
France to this country, bat without Brandy. ) 530 WASHJOTTOM STBEET.
GOL
529
GOL
Goldbronson Frederick, collector, r. 1337 Florida
Golden A(;re Nursery, William Pntterson pioptr, W e
San Bruno Road, opp Teneriffe
Ooldeu Alois., rubber and leather cement mnfr, NW
cor Valcnci.i and Twenty-third
Golden BHrtlett, teamster, r. 154 Shipley
Golden Charles, r. The Baldwin
Golden Charles P., cooper, 104-106 Commercial, r,
632 Mission
Golden City Brewery, Gottlieb Brekle proptr, 1431
Padflc,
Golden City Chemical Works, George G. Ker
rison secretary, S. M. Van Wj'ck superintendent
works cor Seventh andXownsend, oCace 313 Mont
gomery
Golden Eagle Hotel, Gallagher & Wilson proptrs, 402
Broadway
Golden Era (monthly) Wagner & Adams publishers
and proptrs. 420 Montgomery
Golden Gate (weekly splrituulistic organ) Golden
Gate Printing and Publishing Co. publishers,
James J. Owen editor, office 734 Montgomery
Golden Gate Band, Joseph Rebholtz leader, head-
quarters 97 Hickory Av
Golden Gate Block, O. Livermore agent, 1.11 Post
Golden Gate Boat Club, W s Fourth, bet Merrimac
and Illinois
Golden Gate Commandery Knights Templar, 131
Post
Golden Gate Flonrlngr Mills, Horace Davis &
Co. proprietors, 41-49 First
Golden Gate Hall. IfivO Pacific Av
Golden Gate Hotel, Michael W. Weber proprietor,
134 Fourth
Golden Gate House, 610 Davis
Golden Gate Paper Box Factory, A. Fleish-
hacker & Co. proprietors, 532 Market
Golden Gate Park, entrance Baker, bet Oak and
Fell
Golden Gate Park Commissioners, William
H. Dimond, Jo8eph Austin and R. P. Hammond,
Jr., office Park Lodge, Golden Gnte Park
GOLDEN GATE PLASTER MILLS ..-«..
•Sj Co. proprietors, mnnafarturers cal-
cine plaster (plaster Paris) marble dust
and 1.1 nd plaster, 215-317 Main
Golden Gate Primary School, Amelia Griffith prin-
cipal. Golden Gate Av. bet Pierce and Scott
Golden Gate Printing and Publishing^ Co.,
publishers The Golden Gate. 734 Montgomery
Golden Gate Religious and Philosophical Society,
Mrs. E. L. Watson pastor, cor Fifth and Jessie
Golden Gate W^ire Cloth itlanafactory, Vic-
tor Enginger proprietor. 108 Main
Golden Gate AVoolen Alanafactnrinf: Co.,
Ariel Lathrop president, William Harney secre-
tary, office 635 Market, mills Butte, Hampshire,
Bryant Av and Twentieth
Golden George (Jonas & Co.) r. 627 Jessie
Golden George, baker, r. 322 Ritch
Golden Jacket Mining Co. (Humboldt Co., Ner.l of-
fice 331 Montgomery, room 24
Golden James, shoemaker, r. 11)3 Jessie
Golden James M., gasfitter, r. 1 Alemany At
Golden J. L., r. 123 Hayes
Golden John, janitor, r. 3 Golden Court
Golden John, laborer, r. 1 AlemanvAv
Golden John, laborer, r. 2006 O'Farrell
Golden John, laborer Oregon Imp. Co., r. 9 Gilbert
Golden John U., painter, r. NW cor Brady and
Stevenson
Golden John W., undertaker, r. 219 Turk
Golden Joseph, r. 622 Jessie
Golden Joseph, oiler stmr Garden City. r. 102 Mission
Golden Katie Miss, cloakmaker, r. 629 Bush
Golden Lottie M. Miss, r. 714 Howard
Golden Matthew, plumber, r. 1 Alemany Av
FRATINGER & CO.
Fine Dressmaking
105 KEARNY STREET.
CAST IRON PIPE.
GAS and WATER PIPE
And FITTINGS of all Sizes.
W. E.~LANE,
Plumber, 005 Kearny Street.
EsUbllshed 1360. Telephone 315.
Golden Moses, rabbi, r. 32 Harriet
Golflen Patrick I., laborer, r. 818 Lyon
Golden Rule Baxaar, Davis Brothers proprietors,
718-722 Market, 419-421 Kearny, and 1234 Market
Golden State and Miners' Iron Works,
Wales L. Palmer preBident, 237-257 First
Golden State House, 106 Eddy
Golden State Publishing Co. The, publishers The
Treasury, 511 California, room 14
Golden Thomas, undertaker, 114 Golden Gate Av, r.
219 Turk
Golden Thomas E., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons, r.
107 Minna
Golden Thomas H., painter, r. 219 Turk
Golden Thomas J., clerk, r. 617 Turk
Golden William F., canmaker, r. 104 McAllister
Goldenson Edward, cigar mnfr, r. 444 Ninth
Goldenson Hyman, salesman, r. 1019 Polk
Goldenson Marcus, teams er, r. 444 Ninth
Golder George A. clerk Louis Golder, r. 1404 Howard
Golder Louis, groceries, NW cor Tenth and How-
ard, r. 1404 Howard
Golder Louis Jr., clerk Louis Golder, r. 1404 Howard
Golder Robert F., clerk Louis Golder, r. 1404 Howard
Goldfish Benjamin (Goldfish, Cohn & Co.) r. 515 Van
Ness Av
Goldfish, Cohn k Co. (Benjamin Goldfish and Samuel
Cohn) commission merchants. 215 Sansome
Goldfish Rosa, domestic 426 San Jose Av
Goldhammer Louis, clerk, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Golding Edward, r. I(l7 Minna
Oolding Patrick J., laborer, r. 818 Lyon
Golding Thomas, master mariner, r. 607 Turk
Goldman Abram, jeweler August Markewitz
Goldman Alfred J., r. 520 O'Farrell
Goldman Benjamin, r. 1403 Scott
Goldman Bernard Rev., r. 1044 Howard
Goldman Celia, widow, r. 925 Geary
Goldman Isaac A., merchant, r. 1914 Howard
Goldman Isaac W., commission merchant, 209 San-
some, r. 503 Golden Gate Av
Goldman Jacob (J. Schussler & Co.) r. 428 Franklin
Goldman Jacob, fruits and groceries, SW cor Ken-
tucky and Butte
Goldman Joseph H., liquor saloon, 12 Eddy, r. 620
O'Farrell
Goldman Julia E. Miss, teacher Lobos Avenue School,
r. 520 O'Farrell
Goldman Leopold, tailor, 24S Seventh
Goldman Louis J. (Goldman & Son) r. 1914 Howard
Goldman Mark L., clerk Goldman & Son, r. 1914 How-
ard
Goldman Max (Goldman & Co.) r. 217 Post
Goldman Moses, clerk, r. 1914 Howard
Goldman Samuel, clerk, r. 1914 Howard
Goldman Sigmund L., manager Japanese Tree Im-
porting Co., and commission merchant, 120 Sut-
ter, room 77, r. 1012 Van Ness Av
Goldman Solomon, r. 862 Howard
Goldman Solomon shoemaker, 403 Sixth
Goldman ^ Co. (Max Goldman and Louis Lipmsn)
stockbrokers, 306 Montgomery
Goldman & Sou (Louis J. Goldman) drygoods, 2936
Sixteenth
Goldinsnn Benno, chemist Am. Oil Co., r. 1326 Har-
rison
Goldmeyer Isaac H., butcher, 1600 Mission, r. 913
Natoma
Goldmeyor Louis, butcher, r. 36 Morris Av
Goldner Alfred C, attorney at law, 309 California,
rooms 13-14, r. 103 California Av, B. H.
Goldrath Roman, jeweler J. C. Bernstein, r,4in Sixth
Goldring Abraham, tailor, 922)4 Folsom
Goldsam Matthias, confectioner, r. 34 Austin
Ooldsohmidt Arnold, traveling salesman Eraker &
Israel
Goldichmldt Frederick T., clgarmaker E. W. Briggs
r. 109 Bay
JOHN HAMMOND
34
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
yiannfaetnrcr of o-rery dencription of
PAB8BNOER, 8TRBET AND FRBIOHT CASS.
4a to SW Be»le Ktroet. Ssa rriuiei«««.
Truman, Isham & Hooker, ^'"'-^'^^^ll^toJ^^^^^Vku^il^'"'^^
GOL
530
GOL
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOBTKllS or
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
TRENCH RANGES.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STEEET
Goldschiuidt Henrv, cigiirs and tobacco, 419 Fourth
Ooldschniidt Nathan, dr.vKOoJB, 168 Sixth
Ooldaniith A. Mrs., widow, r. 919 Gnary
Goldamith Abrnliam M., secretary San Fran-
citicu Pioneer Woolen Factory, 115 Battery, r. 822
ElllB
Qoldsiiiith Ada Miss, teacher Sanchez Street Primary
School, r. 629 Geary
Goldsmith Alice Mrs., btenographer Gutte & Frank,
r. 7H3 Bush
Goldsmith Ann, widow, r. 1025 Filbert
Goldsnjltli Annie C, dressmaker, r. 1025 Filbert
Goldsmith BeTijnmin, Etoci> clerk George Greenzweig
& Co., r. 919 Geaiy
Goldsmith Bernard, bookkeeper Bauer Bros. & Co., r.
528 Turk
Goldsmith Bernard, merchant (Virginia, Nev.) r. 1314
Jackson
Goldsmith Bertha Miss, teacher Denman Grammar
School, r. 6-'9 Geary
Goldsmith Berthold, clerk Bnyer & Beich,r. 528 Turk
Goldsmith Charles, candymaker, r. 735 Turk
GoMsiuith Delos E., agent, r. 355 First
Gold.<<mitb Edward, salesman Alfred Greenebaum &
Co , r. V126^5 Bush
Goldsmith Edward S., engraver and copperplate
printing. 'J6 Montgomery
Goldsmith Esther Miss, principal Loboa Avenue
School, r. 629 Geary
Goldsmith Gaston, special policeman, and extraman
Entjine No. l.l, r. 2114 California
Goldsmith Georj»e, clerk, r. 724 Front
Goldsmith George, tinner, r. 921 H Post
Goldsmith Gerson, stock clerk M. Hyman & Co., r.
919 G-ary
Goldsmith Goldwin, clerk Coffin & Sanderson, r. 729
Bush
Goldsmith Onstave, r. 104 Eighth
Goldamith Henry assist.int bookkeeper Goldberg,
Bowen k Co., r. 104 Eighth
Goldsmith Henry, teamhter, r. 2'^01 Geary
Goldsmith .James, laborer, r. 631 Sacramento
I Goldsmith John H., printer, r. 735 Turk
i Goldsmith John J., wniter, r. 525 Green
Goldsmith John N.. bookkeeper McCarthy Bros. &
Co., r. 1525 Golden Gnte Av
Goldsmith Joseph, mnnnfact irer, r. 2612 Bnsh
Goldamith Joseph, master mariner, r. 1525 Golden
Gate Av
Goldsmith J. R., books and stationery, lOOOH
Market, r. 233 Golden Gnte Av
Goldt^mlth Lee, salesman Schweitzer k Co., r. 1408
Pine
Goldsmith T.evl, salesman, r. 1119 Post
Goldsmith Lion, stationer, r. 231 Golden Gate Av
Goldsmith Louis, fringemaker A. Culombat, r. 917
Geary
Goldsmith Meyer, salesman Schweitzer & Co., r. 1408
Pine
Goldsmith Moaes, clerk Eagle Mnfr Co., r. State, nr
Douglass
Goldsmith Oliver, salesman Hooper & Jennings, r.
152.i Golden Gite Av
Goldsmith Oliver E.. with Home and Phoenix Insur-
anre (;os., r. 355 First
Goldsmith Philip G., machinist George Cumming &
Co., r. Ash Av, bet Van Ness Avaud Franklin
Goldsmith R. Mrs., wlilow, r. 917 Geary
Goldsmith Rose Miss, teacher Starr King Primary
School, r. 629 Geary
Gol 'amlih Ssrah. widow, r. 629 Geary
I Goldsmith Simon, famy goods, 250 Tolrd, r. 628 Turk
i Goldsmith Thomas S., bookkeeper Hooper & Jen-
I niDg-<. r. 15.'5 Golden Gite Av
I Goldamith Walt t J., printer, r. 102) Filbert
Goldsmith William E. Mr.<!., widow, r. 2015 Fillmore
, Goldstein Abraham (Goldstein Bros.) r. 208 Van Ness
Av
Goldstein Alexander, merchant (Fresno, Cal.) r. 2126
Bush
Goldstein Amelia Miss, teacher South CoBmopolitan
(Jrammar School, r. 2120 Bush
Goldstein Al>raham 8., merchant (Fresno, Cal.) r.
2126 Bush
Goldstein liarnard M. (Goldstein Bros.) r. 208 Van
Ness Av
Goldstein Brothers (Abraham and Barnard) mnfrs
fringes, cords, tasselti. etc., 655 Market
Goldstein David, r. 415 Mason
Goldstein David, shoemaker, r. .303 Guerrero
Goldstein Euiauuel L. (B. Dreyfus & Co. and Leon
Blnm & Co.) r. 1423 Sutter
Goldstein Henry, pawnbroker, 664 Howard, r. 641
Harrison
Goldstein Hiram, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt k Co.,
r. 1019 Polk
Goldstein Hiram P., deputy Assessor, r. 233 Golden
Gate Av
Goldstein Jacob (Goldstein & Mairson) r. 1312 Lnrkin
Goldsti in J. H. Mrs., mnfr of bustles and ladies'
underwear, 1209 Mission
Goldstein Joseph, commercial traveler, r. 19 John
Goldstein Julia, widow, r. 233 Golden Gate Av
Goldstein Julius P., boots and shoes, r. 233 Golden
Gate Av
Goldstein Leon (Goldstein * Keman) r. 529?< Geary
Goldstein Levy, auctioneer, r. 233 Golden Gate At
Goldstein Maurice, upholsterer, r. 609 Bush
Goldstein Max, r. 415 .Mason
Goldstein B., manager, r. 423 Second
Goldstein R., waiter Palace Hotel
Goldstein Rose, widow, r. 208 Van Ness Av
Goldstein Samuel (Kutuer, Goldstein & Co.) r. 1202
Golden (Jate Av
Goldstein Samuel, r. 217 Grant Av
Goldstein Samuel, printer, r. 31)3 J^ Turk
Goldstein Sanford L., salesman, r. U23 Sutter
Goldstein Selig.r. 914 Howard
Goldstein Simon (Goldstein & Cohn) r. 25 Halght
Goldstein Solomon, r. 217 Grant Av
Goldstein Solomon, clerk Henry Goldstein, r. 641
Harrison
Goldstein William (B. Drevfns & Co.) r. 1808 Bush
GOLDSTEIN & COHN ,«.„.„
Goldsteiii siiid Uerinan CoUni importers,
•*vh.olesale and retail dealers and man-
ufacturers liuman hair good*, ^vi^s,
etc., 833 niitrket and 7 Kearny
Goldstein & KiTuan (Leon Goldstein and John C.
Keman) printers, 326 Kearny
Goldstein & Mairson (lacob Goldstein and Max Mair-
son) mnfrs ci^'ars, 35 Sutter
Goldstone C. it Sous (Charles. Peter and Jacob) poul-
try and game. 11-12 Gr md Western Market
Goldstone Charles (C. Goldstone .t Sons) r. 1433 Pine
Goldstone Daniel, clerk, r. 422M Grove
Gold-tone David, clerk Julien Brock, r. lll'i Wash-
ington
Goldstone Harris, cigars and tobacco, 502 Hayes, r.
422 M Grove
Goldstone Henry, clerk Jacob Goldstone, r. 1603
Geary
Ooldstcme Jacob (C. Goldstone k Co.) r. 1433 Pine
Goldstone Jacob, dry goods. 926 Dupont. r. 1608 Geary
(ToMstoue Jacob shirtmaker, r. 422)^ Grove
Goldstone John B. (Sfarbird .^ Goldstone) r. 43Sixth
Goldstone L. P., clerk Custom House, r. 3215 Sacra-
mento
Goldstone Mitchel. merchant, r. 705 O'Farrell
G"Mstone Morris, junkdealer, r. 5()« Ivy Av
Gold'^tone Moses A., clerk Jacob Goldstone, r. 1608
Geary
Goldstone Percy, reporter Examiner, r. 2434 -Jackson
Goldstone Peter (C. Goldstone & Sous) r. 1616 Pacillo
i6
T?S
UNDERWEAR
THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
ORIENT Ins. Co. OF HAETFORDrS,*A??J:bT
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
GOL
531
GOO
Goldstone Richard L., geutleineu's uuise, r. 714M
Geary
Goldstone Samuel (Levenson & Goldstone) r. 2434
Jai'hsou
Goldstone Samnel, traveling salesman FeiKenbaum
& Co., r. 422 54 Giove
Oildstriii H.. printer, r. 501 Geary
GoMthwaite Alfred, r. 1411 Jackson
Goldthwaite O. I., teaching dancing, r. 18 Eleventh
GoUliree Isidore, with H. Schwartz & Co., r. 1831
Dnsh
Goldtree Nathan, merchant, r. 9"0 Eddy
Goldwater Benjamin-F., commercial traveler, r. 716
O'Farrell
Ooldwater Isaac, upholsterer, r. 3.39 Shipley
Ooldwhter Jaccb, tinsmith, r. 339 Shipley
Goldwnter Marks, tailor, r. 339 Shipley
Golilwater Michael, merchant, r. 7Iii O'Farrell
Goldwater Solomon, tailor Louis Meyer, r. 824 Mis-
sion
Goldwood Julia Mrs., dressmaking. St. Anns Bldg
Golfe Oscar, yrm-er and liqnorti, 997 Bryant
GollH Vicioria, laborer, r. 1-.J Lafayette PI
GoUan John, cutler San Jose Woolen Mnfg Co., r. 30
Lapidge
GoUer Frank, vegetableman W. Westerfeld, r. 18
Sixth
GoUer Frederick, cigarmaker, r. 802 Greenwich
Gullet Henry (Goller * Jablonslii) r. 1515M Broadway
Goller Phillippint, widow, r. 6 Lily Av
GuUer & Jablonski (Ht-nry Goller and Albert Jablon-
ski) house painters, l.'ilS Broadway
Golli Franclsc >, fruits, 1.50J Polk
Gullen Walter W., marine underwriter, 311 California
r. 7:J2 Post
Golling William H., r. 2.'52.'i Post
GoUinger Joseph, commission merchant, r. 2227 Pine
Gollner William, 1. borer, r. 32-i Union
OoUick August, tiilor, r. 3 Chatham PI
Golly Ambroise. watchiujiker and jeweler, 301 Mont-
gomery Av, r. .520 Filbt-rt
Gollv Anguste, watchiuast-r, 208 Sutter, r. 520 Filbert
Golly J. B., iMiiikHcller and news dealer, 30.i Stock-
ton, r. 171.) Stntkii'n
Golly .Joseph, (Krne.- el & Oi>lly) r. 1619;4 Dupont
Golly L<eon, Hecret^ry Standard Soap Co., 525 Mar-
ket, r. Oiklaud
Golton Jam- a I'., printer, r. 037 Minna
Gol;zene Christian, cablu^ tmaker West Coast Furni-
ture Co., r. 125 Morns Av
Goman John, janitor gymnasium T. M. C. A., r. 627
P. St
Gnmber -Joseph, cook, r. 1217 H Kearny
Oombert Edward, halt r, r. 477 Tehama
Gomer Mary, widow, dressmaker, 519 Montgomeiy
Gouit 8 Ji>hu F., carpenter, r. 25 Oak, rear
Gom»-2 Altagrasia Miss, seamstress, r. 8 Hsrtmann
Gou.ez Antonio F., with U. S. Navy Otfice, r. 1121
Taylor
Gomez 0., barber Frank Perino, r. 427 Pacific
Gomez t'atherim-, groceries, 14i)2J^ Powell
Gomez Edward U., driver La Grande Laundry, r. 1784
Folsiim
Gomez Guadalupe Miss, searoRtrcss, r. 8 Hartmann
Gomez Ignacia, widow, r. 90S Bniadway
Gomez ■liihu. waiter stmr T. C. Walker
Gomez Jolin R. P., clerk Catherine Gomez, r. 1402'^
Gomez Juan E., janitor Free Public Library, r. 1402 )i
Powell
Gomez Miinnel, cook. r. 307 Broadway
Gomez Pedro I., sextou St. Mary's Cathedral, r. 628
C^aliforiiia
Gom' K Peter, collpctor, r. 1124 Jackson
Gomez Philip, steward stmr IJay City, r. 29 Drumm
Gomez It., laborer, r. t):!4 ValUjo
Gomez Uarnon. labnrer, r. 131« Dupont
Oouiez Kefunio, widow, r. 1 124 Jackson
Gomez Uicardo, r. 1318 Dupont
DR. BAZAN'S
TllERMO-ri.I-CTRIC
RUSSIAN anfl TURKISH BATHS
Also Me(Iicate!l rl Electric Eatlis Giyen.
415 SUTTER STREET, 415
LEAD PIPE, SOLDER, TIN
AND SHEET LEAD.
T..ead Tl'ork of all kind* well done.
■V7-
Plumber,
Established 1860.
505 Kearny Street.
Telephone 315.
saleslady Catherine Gomez, r. 1402)^
60
Gomez Itosa L
Powell
Gomez It.beit. deckhand btnir Gold
Gomez Thomas, waiter, r. 1124 Jackson
Gomez Thomas A., printer, r. 14 O'Farrell
t^' Gomez. See Gomes
Gommels John P., clerk Baker & Hamilton,
Jessie
Gommer Samuel, car conductor, r. 1013 Filbert
Gomo Louis, clerk, r. U5ii Fifth
Gomportz Albert, teacher music, r. Ewer PI
Gompertz Charles F., bookkeeper Inventors' Insti-
tute, r. Berk ley
Gompertz George C, clerk Merchants' Exchange
Assn.
Gondla Giuseppe, cook, r. 3 Vallejo
Gondolfo John, laborer, r. 1354 White
Gonnella John, saloonkeeper, r. 4 Sonora
Connella Joseph, cook, p. 3 Vallejo
Gounermaun Koliert, clerk William Moroney, r.
219 M Eleventh
Gonyeau John B., contractor and builder, 330 Pine,
rooms 11-12, r. 33 Hardy
Gonzales Ambrose, fireman stmr Apache, r. 517
Franklin
Gonzales Andreas, bookkeeper Antonio Verdugo, r.
«35 Pacific
Gonzales Anton G., bootblack, 648 Commercial, r. 425
Vallejo
Gonzales Ascenclon, wireworker. r. Ifi Sonora
Gonzales Edward, blacksmith B. Graves & Co., r.
43ii!^ Gi-een
Gonzales Edward D., boxmaker, r. 3.52 Third
Gonzales George, tinsmith, r. 7«7 Folsom
Gonzales John, waiter stmr City of Stockton
Gonzales Joseph F.. night inspector Custom House,
r. 810 Mishi.m
Gonzales Juan, b.tker, r. 20 Dunn Alley
Gonzales Manuel E., caumaker W. W. Montague i Co.,
787 Fo som
Gonz:iles Mig\iel, waller, r. 3fi5 Clementina
Gonzales Ralph, paiutt-r, r. I'i49 Mark.it
Gonzales Ri.aido, real estate, r. 11-07 ^teiner
Gonzales Robert, mess boy stmr San Juan
Gonzales Rosie Miss, si amstress, r. 11 Hunt
Gonzales Sipri ma, wiilow, r. 1H S mma
Gonzalez Alfred, farmer, r. 2030 Bush
Gonzalez Andres F.; musician, r. 6 A'aska PI
Gonzalez Autouio B., r. 306 Van Ness Av
Gonzilez Henjimin. printer, r. lllM) Powell
Gonzalez David, waiter stmr Santa Kosa, r. 314 Fifth
Gouzali z Diego, actor Tivoli Opera House, r. 622 Fil-
beit
Gonziliz James V., musician, r. 6 Alaska PI
Gonzalez J. S. Mrs., widow, r. 1114 Powell
Gonzalez Mariano E , physician, r. 310 Stockton
Gonzalez Richard, cook Block & Son
Gonzalez Ventura M.. pintryman stmr Mary Garratt
Gonzy Peter, agent, r. t>05 Br.iadw.iy
Goocker Charles, but her, r. 125 Fell
Good Adam, machinist W. T. Garratt & Co., r. Fruit
Vale
Good Albert, driver, r. 712 Jonrs
Good Anton, laborer, r. W s San Bruno Boad, nr Cort-
land AV
Good Aiitone, waiter, r. f>23 Briadway
Good Edward J., clerk John N. Parkin & Co., r. 1073
Howard
Good E<hvin J., clerk, r. SF. cor Santa Clara and York
Good G.-orge, clerk Lindell House, r. 1051 Howard
Good Harry C., r. 419 Twenty-second
Good John, carpenter, r. HiOl Natoma
Goo'i John Mrt., cloak and dressmaker, r. 1004 Na-
tonia
Good PctiT, praman, r. 50fi Davis
Good S,, oiler stmr .Snn Bias
Goodall Chali-s (Ooodall, Perk ns & Co.) r. SE cor
McAllibttr and Puree
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TZLZFHOKB £2.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE LARGEST BUSINESS
OP ANY AMERICAN COMPANY.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Trimininjjfs
a Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
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Ooodsll Charles, molder, r. 317 First
Goodsll Charles M., master inarioer, r. 1062 Fulton
Goodall Edwin (Goodall, Perkins * Co.) r. Oakland
Goodall Henry, stage carpenter Baldwin Theater, r.
808 Nineteenth
Goodall. Perkins & Co. (Charles Goodall, George
C.Perkins and Edwin Goodall) general agents Pa-
cific Coast Steanisl)lp Co., and Oregon Railway and
Navigation Co., proprietors and agents tuirboats,
and agptits Spring Valley Water Works for ship-
ping, 10 Market
Goodall S. Edward, assistant superintendent engineer
P. C. S3. Co., r. SE cor Pierce and McAllister
■^ Goodall. See Goodell
Goodban Frank E., hand rubber, and gentlemen's
nurse, r. 244 Stevenson
Goodchlld Louis, -waiter W. Westerfleld, r. 12 Web-
ster
Goodchild Mary, widow, r. 1705 Stockton
Goodday Louis, dry and fancy goods, 232 J4 Sixth
Goode Fr;.nk M., r. 1627 Polk
Goode Henry, pnrter Pioneer White Lead Works, r.
626 Commercial
Goode John, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons, r. 512
Mission
Goode Lincoln, conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1627 Polk
Goodell Asa, cook, r. 115 Natonia
Goodell Council, proptr Marlborough House, 606
Folsom
Goodell George, wheelsman simr City of Stockton, r.
1327 Twenty-fourth
Goodell Wallace, r. 110 Sixth
1»- Goodell. See Goodall
Goodenough Alexander, watchmaker, 1321 Pacific
Goodenow George V., r. 2509 Mission, rear
Gooder E., manager Metropolitan Mnfg Co., r. 431
Larkin
Goodfellow Ernest M., clerk Francis H. Terrill, r.
2110 Sutter
Goodfello-w Summerfleld S.. machinist, r. 2110 Sutter
Goodfellow William S. (Jarboe, Harrison & Good-
fellow) attorney at law, 230 Montgomery, r. East
Oakland
GOOD FELLOWS OROTTO
THE, R. J. Tecliau <b Co. proprietors,
SAV cor Market and Seventli, under
Odd Fellows' Building'
Goodfrieud Isidore, commercial traveler Louis Kline
& Co., r. 110 Ellis
Goodhart George C, porter, r. 738 Broadway
Goodhue C. H. laundryman S. F. Laundry
Goodhue Frank F., boxmaker Charles W. Weston, r.
87 Second
Gtoodhue James W., manager San Mateo Ranch Dairv,
1515 Fillmore, r. 1720 Geary
Gooding W. A., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 190
Sixteenth
Gooding William, engineer, r. 126 Fifth
Goodklnd Abraham (M. Hyman & Co.) r. 2295 Sacra-
mento
Goodklnd Henry (Fechheimer, Goodklnd & Co.) r.
New York
Goodklnd Henry, upholsterer L. Kieins, r. 1531 Sutter
Goodklnd Mayer (Henry Palmer & Co.) r. 1531 Sutter
Goodkiud Simon, clerk, r. 1210 Golden Gate Av
Goodklnd Walter, propertyman, r. 30 Keiiruy
Goodkind W illiam, clerk H. Hlrshberg & Co.. r. 1531
Sutter
Goodloe Paul, clerk P. M. RS. Co., r. 1028 Bush
Goodman Abraham, pawnbroker, 414 Kearny
Goodman Adolph. machinist, r. 7 Miles PI
Goodman Alphonse, coa. hnjan, r. 7 Miles PI
Goodman Andrew B., master mariner, r. 1806 Jessie
Goodman AugusU Miss, millinery, 1324)i Polk, r.
1207 Laguna
Goodman Benjamin F., clerk William Hessler, r. 108
Trenton
Goodman D., poultry and K^me, 76-78 Cal. Market, r.
1118 Sutter
Goodman D. Mrs. widow, r. 1118 Sutter
Goodman David, tailor, r. 545 Natoma
Goodman David, merchant, r. 1024 Hyde
Goodman Dnreasso E., porter, r. 7 Mllef PI
Goodman Eilward, clerk H. Lindholm, 306 Kearny
j Goodman Frank, Inspector Cal. Electric Light Co., r.
I 25J Jessie
I Goodman George, manager California Artificial
Stone Paving Co., 404 Montgomery, r. Oakland
! Goodman George, porter, r. 7 Miles PI
Goodman George L. (stationer and printer, 207 S«o>
some, r. 2331 Bush
Goodman Henry, merchant, r. 1207 Laguna
Goodman Henrj- D., molder S. F. Stove Works, r. 36
South Park
Goodman Henry G., bookkeeper D. Goodman, r. 1118
Sutter
Goodman Henry J., cigars, 42 California and 206 Sut-
ter, r. 2331 Bush
Goodman Isaac, clerk, r. 612 Bush
Goodman Isaac, salesman J. Samuels, r. 501 Geary
Goodman Isadore, salesman M. Franklin k Bro., r.
1217 Geary
Goodman James H., capitalist, r. Palace Hotel
Goodman Jonas J., gauger U. S. Internal Kevenue, r.
2331 Bush
Goodman L., salesman Charles Oppenheimer k Co.,
r. 412 Pobt
Goodman Leon, clerk Abraham Goodman, r. 414
Kearny
Goodman Lewis, finisher S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 542 Linden Av
Goodman Louis, clerk, r. Union House
Goodman Louts J., cigar dealer, r. 2331 Bush
Goodman Marcus, clothing, 532 Hayes
Goodman Mary, widow, r. 542 Linden Av
Goodman Morris, barber, r. 1646 Polk
Goodman Moses, janitor, r. 6 Miles PI
Goodman Samuel, barber, r. 12H Locust Av
Goodman Sarah Mrs., r. 1511 Mission
Goodman Simon, cigar mnfr, r. 734 Harrison
Goodman T. H., Keiieral passenger and ticket
agent S. P. Co., NE cor Fourth aud Townsend,
room 74, r. Palace Hotel
Goodman Theodore, salesman Bauer Bros. & Co., r.
1429 Post
Goodman Thomas B., painter, and extraman Hose No.
2, r. 1818 Laguna
Goodman William, master mariner, r. Whitney, bet
Thirtieth aud Randall Fairmount Tract
Goodrich C. L., clerk E. & S. Heller, r. 2523 Sntter
Goodrich C. R., laborer r. 254 H Perry
Goddrirh E. D., r. Lick House
Goodrich Fred, waiter, r. 215 Minna
Goodrich James H., shoemaker, r. 1104 Mission
Goodrich John H., wagon and carriage builder, 110-
112 Oregon, r. 615 Fulton
Goodrich Mary Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 63 Minna
Goodrich Robert F.. teamster, r. NW cor Twenty-
third and Florida
Goodrich Taylor, stoves and tinware, 27 New Mont-
gomery, r. 2332 Mission
Goodridge Henry C, commercial traveler Sarsfleld
Remedies Co., r. 28 Hawthorne
Goodridge Joseph, carpenter V. S. Mint, r. 414 Polk
Goodrum William E., metallurgist Cal. Sugar Re-
finery, r. 1544 Howard
Goodsell DeCourcey M., real estate, r. 429 First
Goodsbaw Mining Co. (Bodie, Cal.) C. C. Harvey
secretary, 309 California
Goodspeed R. C. Mrs., r. 300 Fair Oaks
Ooodstein Abraham, peddler, r. 611 Linden Av
Goodwill Edward, mounter Sanborn, Vail 4Co.,r.
523 Vallejo
Goodwin Abner B., millhand A. Wllkie, r. 1052 How-
ard
WINDO\IILSHADES.
Plain, Fringed, Decorated and Embroidered Shades
made to order in any size or st)le.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MAEXET STREET,
KKXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Kanafactarers of Show Cases
and Store Fiitores.
37 MarM St.
FCLIPSE EXTRA DRY-*-' n^ostdelicateflavorandtheonlytrueJARPAD HARASJIHYJkCO.^
) Champagne produced in the United SUtes. ( 530 WASEKSTOM STEEEI.
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Goodwin Benjamin, r. 2213J4 Webster
Goodwin Charles, laborer, r. 78 Natoma
Ooodwiu Charles, pork butcher, 15-32 Centre Market
r. 2G20 Bush
Goodwin Charles H., Pac. Coast thearical agent, r
15:i'2Polk •
Goodwin C. R., r. 430 Eddy
Goodwin Edwin B., compositor Chronicle, r. 237 Stev
enson
Goodwin Frank, asphaltum roofer and builder, 521
Turk
Goodwin Frederick, lumberman, r. 532H Folsora
Goodwin George, gripiuan Presidio RR., r. 1134 Green
Goodwin G. L., r. 12() Filth
Goodwin Herbert, cook, r. 640 Howard
Goodwin James, saddler James Phipps, r. 665 Howard
Goodwin James A., clerk Guardian Assurance Co., r.
Hiiywards
■Goodwin James P., r. 1313 Taylor
Goodwin Lewis, stockman, r. 2S O'Farrell
Goodwin Lucius, butcher, r. 2620 Bush
<C}oodv»'iu M. <Si Co. (Michael Goodwin) importers
and dealers wines and liquors, 407 Battery
Goodwin Michael (M. Goodwin & Co.) r. 1228}^ Fol-
som
Goodwin Millard J., journalist, r. 938 Pacific
Goodwin Oliver H. W., woodturner, r. 809 Market
Goodwin P. H., laborer r. 529 Valencia
•Goodwin Thaddeus P., lumber surveyor, 25 Steuart,
r. 120'i Howard
Ooodwin Thomas (Keegan & Goodwin) r. 212 First
Goodwin Thomas, helper Empire Foundry, r. 131
Greenwich
Goody John E., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
1214 Laguna
Goody Marc, cook, r. 625 Clay
Goodyear Rubber Co., R. H. Pease Jr. and ^.
M. Ruuyou agents, 577-579 Market, factory, 109-
111 Beiile
Goodyear W. A., mining engineer, r. 220 }< McAllister
■Goolil E. L., with Parrott & Co., r. 105 San Jose Av
H^'Goold. See Gould
Goor Eva Mrs., r. 1218 J^ Folsom
Gopchevitch Bozo, gripmau Cal. St. RR., r. 1411 Lar-
kin
Gorczic;5a Nicholas, bartender George Dawaou, r. 12
John
GORDAN BROTHERS ,bo.„.
Gordan) merchant tailors, 13 Kearny
Gordau Jacob (Gordan The Tailor) r. 805 J4 Geary
GORDAN EGBERT, merchant
tailor, 908 Market and T'EUU, r. 5ia
Hyde
GORDAN THE TAILOR
(Jacob Gordan) mercliant tailor, 112^-
1124 Alarliet
l^T" Gordan. See Gordon
Gordo W. H., seaman stmr Ancon
Gordon Alexander C, salesman H. J. W. Kroscher, r.
331 Montgomery
Gordon Alexander P., harnessmaker, r. 324 Minna
Gordon Amherst P., carpenter, r. 668^ Clementina
Gordon A. M. R., sporting editor Alta, r. 331 Mont-
gomery
Gordon Annie Miss. r. 1511 M Larkin
Gordon Bernard, leather merchant, r. 312 Eighth
BeruHid Charles, r. 323 Ivy Av
Gordon Charles, barber J. H. Gleason, r. 336^ Bush
Gordon Charles W., book and job printer, 320
cSansome and 419 Sacramento, r. 912 Taylor
Gordon Cuthbert P., cashier George W. Kelley, r. 1609
Clay
Gordon Daniel J., deputy Sheriff, r. 3 Rose PI
Gordon E. Miss, proprietor Maine LodKing House,
614 Kearny
FRATINGER & CO.
LADIES' SUITS
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
105 KEARNY STREET.
THE LATEST IMPROVED
PATENT WiTER CLOSETS.
SANITARY SEWER CAS TRAPS
Put In by skilled workmen.
Vv/_ E_ L_A3^E:,
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Gordon E. H., baker W. J. Davie, r. 12 Lewis
Gordon Frank, gardener, r. 108 Oak
Gordon George, butcher, r. 527 M Geary
Gordon George F. (Gordon & Young) office 430 Mont-
gomery
Gordon George O , lumberman, r. 233 Third
Gordon George W., attorney at law, 320 Sansome, r.
Grand Hotel
Gordon George W., salesman, r. 12 Lily Av
Gordon Georgia, widow, r. 41 Miuna
Gordon Harry, steward, r. 12 Lewis
Gordon Harry, rigger, r. 438 Broadwty
Gordon Henry G., lumber surveyor, 26 Steuart, r.
120)4 Silver
Gordon J., lineman Pac. Bell Tel. Co., r. 806 Twenty-
fourth
Gordon James, shipcarpenter, r. 12 Lily Av
Gordon James E. , wholesale hardware, 202
Market, r. Saratoga, Cal.
Gordon James P., cooper, r. 21 Van Ness Av
Gordon John A., plasterer, r. 21 Van Ness Av
Gordon Joe, deputy Sheriff, r. 210 Francisco
Gordon Joseph, r. Grand Hotel
Gordon Joseph, salesman Timothy Horgan, r. 527
Geary
Gordon Lennox A., cooper J. H. Holden, r. 312 Eighth
Gordon Levi B., clerk A. M. Simpson & Bro., r. 13
Bourbin PI
Gordon Louise, widow, r. 1615 Laguna
Gordon Margaret Mrs., furnished room, 235 Kearny
Gordon Marion, widow, r. 532 Vallejo
Gordon Martin, r. 128 Fell
Gordon Martin (Gordon & Healy) r. 821 Jessie
Gordon Mary, domestic 1000 Chestnut
Gordon Mary Miss, iruner La Grande Laundry
Gordon Mary Mrs., r. 25 Welsh
Gordon May Miss, cigarmaker, r. 41 Minna
Gordon Michael P., paper carrier, r. 825 Howard
Gordon N. H., bookkeeper Hume Mutual Ins. Co., r.
Oakland
Gordon Nicholas W., dairyman, r. cor Old San Jos6
Road and Geneva Av
Gordon Patrirk, paver, r. 527 H Geary
Gordon Patrick, teamster, r. 77)4 Col ton
Gordon Patrick H., plumber Patrick T, Waters, r.
527)4 Geary
Gordon Phillip K., clerk general passenger and ticket
agent S. P. Co., r. 1615 Howard
Gordon Robert, accountant, r. 715 Eddy
Gordon Robert, shipcarpenter, r. W s Mississippi,
bet Mariposa and Santa Clara
Gordon Samui'l. salesman, r. 331 Montgomery
Gordon Samuel A., salesman N. Gerson & Co., r. 707
LagUDa
Gordon Sarah Mrs., janitress Powell St. Primary
School, r. 909 Jackson
Gordon Sheldon S., janitor Odd Fellows' Bldg
Gordon Stephen W., laster Buckingham & Hecht. r.
1727 Market
Gordon Thomas G., watchman Occidental Hotel
Gordon Walter, salesman, r. 41 Minna
Gordon Wellington, teacher, r. 1609 Clay
Gordon William, r. 641 Minns
Gordon William, bartender R. Barthel, r. 21 Market
Gordon William, marblecutter John Daniel & Co., r.
413 Stevenson
Gordon William, salesman White Bros., r. 70 Silver
Gordon William, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Gordon William, watchmaker, r. 2418 Sacramento
Gordon William H., hotelkeeper, r. 703)4 Davis
Gordon W. R., lithographer H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 25
Welsh
Gordon .^ Henly (Martin Gordon and Edward Healy)
liquor saloon, 22 Hayes
Gordon & Young (George F. Gordon and Ed-
wiiid B. Young) attorneys at law, 430 Montgomery,
rooms 5-6
a^ Gordon. See Gordan, Gorton and Gourdon
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mannfncfnrer of every deserlptton of
PASSBNGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CABS.
43 to 50 Be»le Street, Stua. Fr»ncl*««.
"Wr^ t^^^-n at TRFMAW, ISHAM A HOOKER. A«ent«i for the Celebrated
W ag'OHS. SlSLA.OW IRON AXIi£ WACiOKS. 4}il-427 Market StreeU
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOnTEBS OF
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Gorn Frederick A., driver H. J. Boese, r. 1054M Howard
Gore George, firemiiu sttiir Coob Bay, r. C'20 Stevenson
Gore George J., r. 1575 M Mark, t
Gore John C, collector Spring Valley W. W., r. 416
G.-ary
Gore Michael, cardeiier, r. 222 Lnngton
Gore William F., carpenter, r. 1217 Kearny
Gurell William, laborfr, r, 113H Clinton
Gorenflo Otto, lauudryman, r. 1719 Howard
Gorevan James porter estate John Parrott, r. 1825
Clay
Gorevan James Jr., r. 1825 Clay
Gorcvan Joseph T., tailor, r. 1H25 Clay
Gorevan W. Mrs., clerk Bradley i Rulofson, r. Oak-
land
Gorevan William I., clerk, r. 1R25 Clny
Gorey Charles, rooper, r 403 Broadway
Gortinkel Aaron, capitaliBt, r. 810 Octavia
Gorfiukel Ja<ob B., urainer, r. 1149 Market
Gorflnkel William, barber, 46fi Sixth, r. 4B2H Sixth
GorKen Frederick, laborer, r. 637 Minna
Gor^ioll John, tanner Siymund Eraus, r. E 8 Utah,
bet Yolo and Sonoma
GorRoll Max, tanner Sigmund Kraus, r. E 8 Utah, bet
Yolo and Sonoma
Gorham Chnrlrs L., marhlnist, r. 2327 Howard
Gorham Charles M., coiner U. S. Mint, r. 7-'0 Waller
Gurhara Daniel, clerk Naval Office Custom House, r.
1219 Post
Gorham George C. Jr., attorney at law, 52 Nevada
Block, r. Oakland
Gorham M. A. Mme., milliner S. J. Richards, r. 107
Taylor
Gorham Mannfactiiring' Co. (Provldenf-e, R.
I. and New Y'lrkl silversmiths, Phelps & Miller
agentF, 120 Sutter, room 1
Gorham IMary Mrs., r. 15:tM Core
Gorham Mi.hael, laborer, r. 716 Clementina
Gorham Miihael C, grocerii-s and liquors, 1(54 Jessie
Gorham Patrick J., teamster, r. 716 Clementina
Gorham RirhRrd, housemover, r. 212 Broadway
Gorham S. C. Mrs., widow, r. 2.il7 Mission
Gorham Sherwood F., attorney at law, 324 Pine,
rooms 15-21, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Gorham Thomas J., bartender stmr Oakland, r. 1219
Polk
Gorham Wesley T., cashier D. L. Beck k Sons, r. 1824
Vallej.)
Gorham 'William J., foreman Goodyear Rubber Go's
Factory, r. 8H4 Miss on
Oorie James, coal and wood, 027 J^ Market, r. 116 Turk
Goring W., tinsmith, r. V<3 Twelfth
Gorman Andrew J., varnisher, r. W s Kosciusko, nr
Crescent Av
Gorman Ann, widow, r. Beale, bet Folsom and Harri-
son
Gorman Barclay, longshoreman, r. 511 Howard
Gorman Bridget, lodgings, 214 Second
Gorman Christopher L., japanner John Lee & Co., r.
W s Kosciusko, nr Crescent Av
Gorman David J., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 527 Octavia
Gorman EVennis, engineer tug Tieer, r. 548 Howard
Gorman Dennis, laborer, r. 113:< Howard
Gorman Edward B., ( lerk, r. 424 Sansome
Gorman Frank, laborer, r. 105 Clinton
Gorinan Frank, shiugler, r. 24 J4 Carden
Gorman Frank, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. 713
Brannan
Gorman Frank M., with George E. Belmor, r. 110
Tehama
Gorman George C, buckskin dresser, r. 1053 Oapp,
rear
Gorman Grant S., photographic printer Fred. P.
Swiisey, r. 15'.>7!« Howard
Gorman Henry, clerk, r. 20h Eleventh
Gorman James, baker Patrick Gallagher, r. 234
Twenty-eighth
Gorman James, expressman, SW cor O'Farrell and
Tayl.pr, r. 6:i0 Kulton
Gornmn James, tireman stmr Alex. Duncan, r. 1310
Mason
Gorman James, laborer, r. 313 Beale
Gorman -lames, salesman, r. 273 .lessie"
Goiman .lames, calker. r. 327 Bryant, rear
Gorman James, stevedore, r. l:u:-t Sansome, rear
Gorman James, t. auister, r. i:<14 Folsom
Gornjan James B, carriagepalnter, 1317-1319 Market
and 1116 McAllister, r. 65!i Minna
Gorman James E., clerk LI< yd 4 Wood, r. 630 Fulton
Gorinan James P.. contractor, r. 215 Ltnden Av
Gorman James W., boilermaker, r. 2'.'3 Minna [
Gorman Jane B. Miss, teacher Tebama Primary i
S. hool, r. 44 Sixth i
Gorman J. M., shoemaker Porter, Slessinger A Co., r.
139 ^tinna
Gorman John, barber, r. 32 Alabama
Gorman John, carpenter, r. 731 M Clementina
Gorman John, fin mau stmr Mexiio, r. 541 First
Gorman John, laborer Pac. Oil and Lead Works, r.
236 Natoma
Gorman John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W •
Georgia, b( t Sierra and Shasta
Gorman Ji'hn, piledriver, t. 66 Minna
Gorman John, quartermaster stmr Colima
Gorman Julin T., varnisher Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co.,
r. W 8 Kosciusko, nr Crescent Av
Gorman Joseph C, salesman Alexander Jansen, r. 781
Mission
Gorman Joseph L., boilermaker P. F. Dundon. r. 623
Twenty-first
Gorman Lizzie, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 917 Sans 'me
Gorman Malachi, laborer, r. 309 Guerrero
Gorman Margaret, widow, r. 527 Octavia
Gorman Matilda Mrs., r. 1527 H Howard
Gorm.in Martin E., liquor saloon, 313 Folsom
Gorman Maty Mis., janitress Peabody Prinaary
School, r. 28Thirteen'h
Gorman Mary, wi.low, r. 6 Taylor PI
Gorman Mary, widow, r. 23i)4 Harrison
Goriiian Mary widow, r. cor Kosciusko and Crescent
Av
Gorman Michael, r. 28 Thirteenth
Gorman Alichael, r. 1614 Mission
Gorman Michael, boilermaker, r. 110 Tehama
Gorman Michael, carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 424 Broadway
Gorman Michael, carpenter, r. NE cor Mission and
Lizzie
Gorman Michael, fireman, r. 24 Gilbert
Gorman Michael, tireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W s
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta, rear
Gorman Michael, janitor Neiistadter Bros., r. NE cor
Cortland and California Avs, B. H.
Gorman Mi. hael, oysterman J. A. Giusti.r. 444 Jessie
Gorman Michael J., carpenter, r 527 Octavia
G' rman Owen, policeman, r Sl.'i Jessie
Gorman Owen, pressman, r. 913 Treat Av
Goiman Patrick, fruits, 240 Langton
Gorman Patrick, laborer, r. 329 S Broadway
Gorman Patrick, malt-ter M. Nunan. r. 736 Tehama
Gorman Richard F. , bookbinder, i. 527 Octavia
Gorman Simon, melter James Pendergast, r. 315 Fol-
som
Gorman Thomas, carpenter, r. 245* Garden
Gorman W. H., r. 834 Mission
Gorman William H., weaver W. A. Schrock, r. 630
Fulton
Gorman William J., teacher Lincoln Evening School,
r. 710 Nineteenth
Gormley Geor^-'e G., bookkeeper George E. Plummer,
r. 2001; Taylor
Gormley John F., plasterer, r. 2006 Taylor
Gormley John F. Jr.. clerk George E. Plummer, r.
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Giirmley Marian E. Miss, r. 2006 Taylor
Gortiilfy Michael, cook, r. 63fi Coimijeri'ial
Goroni Nflsnn, observtr iu charge U. S. Signal Ser-
vice, r. liaOPiue
Gorrill Richiirrl W., prenident Pac. Bridge Co., 4 Cal-
ifornia, r. Oakliind
Gorrinwe John, r. 12'21 Broadway
GoriBen Henry, meRsenger, p. 8 August Alley
G6:rKen Marin, widow, r. 8 August Alley
G(^rrBeu William, clerk, r. 8 August Alley
Gort.r Heury H., relief engineer and luiu-hinlst Cor-
poration Yard, S. F. F. D., r. 569 Bryant
Gorton (^arey D. (Gorton & Wilson) r. 925 Market
Gorton John H., btairbuilder N. P. Laugland, r. 1613
Howard
Gorton Mary E., widow, r. 417 Main
Gorton «St Wilson I Carey D. Gorton and Charles
H. Wilson) dentistH, 925 Market
1^ Gorton. See Gordon
Gortz Lorentz, butcher, r. W b Venezuela, nr Trini-
dad
Goryl Freipol, vinegarmaker Fieher Packing Co., r.
21 Hayes
Gosch Frederick, varnlshmaker Pioneer Varnish
Works, r. Tanners' Home
Gosch John, drayman F. Chevalier & Co., r. 121 Tren-
ton
GoBch Louis, seaman schr Barkis
Goscn Henry, expressman, r. 712 Howard
Giiserud Olaf, shoemaker Hermann Besthorn, r. 898
Bryant
Gosliu A., baker, stmr Mexico
Goslin William, teamster, r. 115 Ash Av
Gosliner Aaron, baker, r. 109 J4 Au!<tin
Gosliner Aaron S., butcher, r. 552 Nutoma
Gosliner Edward I., salesman Newman & Levinson, r.
Ill Austin
Gosliner Harry B., clerk Theodore Liebermann, r. Ill
Austin
Gosliner Julius, peddler, r. Ill Austin
Gosliner Samuel H., salesman, r. Ill Austin
Gosling Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, r. 206 Hyde
Goslinsky E. h Co. (Elias Gosliusky and George
Bronstein) cignr ninfrs, 219-221 Battery
I Goslinsky Elias (E. Goslinsky k Co.) r. 1300 Post
Goslinsky Philip, student, r. 1360 Post
Gosnell John, .fireman, r. E 8 Utah, bet Center and
El Dorado
Gospodnetich James, waiter Peter Svetinich, r. 347 J^
Grove
Goss Alfred F., proptr Tremont House, 523 Kearny
Goss Charles E. (Ooss & Gleason) r. S s California
Av, bet Capp and Howard, B. H.
Gobs Homer, machinist Dow Steam Pump Works, r.
mSH Nutoma
Goss John, carpetlnyer, r. 276 Jessie
Goss Joseph, ship carpenter, r. 26 !« Shotwell
Goss Leonard (Goss & Dow) r. Berkeley
Goss M. & Co. (Michael Goss and Giovanni Spiteri)
poultry and g»me, 513 Washington
Goss Mary E.. widow, r. 1123 Twenty-first
Gops Michael (M. Gobs & Co.) r. 40 Hartford
Gobs Roscoe, clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r. Berke-
ley
Goss Sarah F. Miss, r. 1123 Twenty-first
Goss Susan C, widow, r. S s California Av, bet Capp
and Howard, B. H.
Gobs William H., physician, 514M Geary
Goas & Dow (Leonard Goss and George W. Dow)
proprietors Dow Steam Pump Works, 114-116
Beale
Goss * Gleason (Charles E. Gosa and William H.
Gleason) wood and coal, SW cor Mission and
Seventeenth
GoBser Elise, widow, r. 21 Glen Park Av
Gosson Patrick, agent, r. Church, bet Twenty-fifth
and Clipper
Gost Bernard, gents' furnishing goods, 135 Fourth
DR. BAZAN'S
T1IEKMO-KI.ECTRIC
RUSSIAN ai TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
GARDEN HOSE,
LAWN SPRINKLERS, HOSE MENDERS,
HOSE COUPLINGS, HOSE PIPES.
W. E. LANE, Plumber,
505 KEARNV STREET.
Established 18G0. Telephone 318.
Gostiik Clara Miss, nurse, r. 1005 Suiter
Gotchet James W., painter, r. 715 Howard
Gotchet John, carpi nter, r. 1929 Howard
G'telli Antonio, waiter, r. 401 Pacific
Gotelli Antonio, vegetable peddler, r. 2.314 Mason
Gotelli B., laborer, r. cor Lahaina and Savannah
Gotelli Giovanni (Gagliardo ,t Gotelli) r. 401 Pacific
Gotelli Lorenz, bootblack 653 Sacramento, r. 17 La-
fayette
Gott Arthur C, watchmaker, r. 1207 Octavia
Golt George A., with Sisson, Crocker & Co., r. 107
O'Farrell
Gotte Bernard, milkman, r. 3117 Sacramento
Gotte, Henry, factory hind A. Waldntein
Ooiteland Joseph, wigmaker, r. 821 PoBt
Gottfried Frederick, draftsman Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 1421 California
Gottbeim Louis, merchant tailor, 4 Chronicle Bldg
Gottijj I.a>vrence, president The German Savings
and Loan Society, 526 Gilifornla, r. 1806 Pine
Gotting Fred., machinist John Weichhart, r. 601
Cleinentiua
Goitlieb John, r. 947 Market
Gottlieb Joseph (Joseph iottlieb * Co.) r. 1505 Scott
Gottlieb Joseph k Co. (Joseph GmtllelO i'uporters
and mnfrs ciu'ars and tobacco, 416 Battfc^y
Gottlied Louis, shoemaker, r. 320 Taylor
Gottlieb Mauaice, bookkeeper Joseph Gottlieb JS^ Co.,
r. 1505 Scott
Gottliebseii John, porter Frederick W. Stepp, r. 90il.
Market
Gottlob J., salesman, r. 720 Bush
Gottlob Jacob J., treasurer Bush St. Theater, r. 720
Bush
Gottschalk Charles E., jeweler, r. 21 Albion Av
Gottschalk Charles H.. watchmaker and jeweler, 507
California, r. 21 Albion Av
Gottschalk Eu.ll, r. 623 Eddy
Gottschalk Ferdinand, tinsmith E. Boesch & Co., r.
101 Jessie
Gottschalk Herman, r. 632 Eddy
Gottschalk John F. A., r. 105 Lombard
Gottschalk John S., laborer, r. 105 Lombard
Gottschalk Louis A., watchmaker Charles H. Gott-
schalk, r. 21 Albion Av
Gottschalk Manuel, compositor The Hebrew, r. 408
Capp
Gottschalk William, r. 743 Pine
Gottsche John clerk Henry Hi Hers. r. 340 Guerrero
Gottung Catherine Mrs., r. 721 Clementina
Goitung Charles J., painter, r. 721 Clementina
Gottung Frederick, painter The Brooke Painting,
Sign and Advertising Co., r. 6.55 >4 Miuna
Gottung George C, painter, r. 721 Clementina
Gottung Henry A., painter, r. 7299^ Clementina
Gottung William, fringemaker Pac. Fringe Factory,
r. 721 Clementina
Gotz Andreas, porter, r. 923}^ Golden Gate Av
Gotze P. George, bartender H. D. Free, r. 321 Bay
Goubert J., molder D. Ghirardelli & Sons, r. Stark,
ur Stockton
Goucher Samuel G., clerk Wm. T. Coleman & Co., r.
1512 Sacr^imento
Goucher William H.. r. 1512 Sacrament^
Gouchet John, carpenter, r. 1929 HowarfT
Goud George, carpentt r, r. SE cor Sixth and Channel
Goud George L., balesman George H. Tay & Co., r.b24
Bush
Goiigh Albert, hostler McKenna & Cole •
Gough Albert L., salesman Stevenson & Longwill, r.
IHlOPolk
Gough Alexander P. \V., teacher navigation. 45 Phe-
lan Bldg., r. 871 Market
Gough Charles H., contractor, r. 228 Montgomery Av
Ooiigh Frank, engineer, r.712 Howard
Gough Franklin W., helper S. F. and Pac. GlasB
Works, r. 314 M Langton
Gough James E., sawyer, r. 916 Montgomery Av
W. B. BANCROFT & CO,
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
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Pipe Flttlnsr*. all Sizes.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Gough John, brlckmolder, r. 675 Clementina, rear
tiou^jh John P., clerk, r. -2111 M Mlaslou
GouKh Thomas J., bookkeeper Hawley BroB. Hardware
Co., r. 908 Greenwlrh
Gough Wniiain. boilerinaker, r. 274 Minna
Gough William, porter 0. Laubenhelmer, r. 637 How-
ard
Gough William, Beaman, r. 468 Jessie
tBT Gough. See Gofif
Gould Abraham J., waitrr, r. 636 Commercial
Gould Aiiaie E. Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 809H
Nineteenth
Gould Albert R., carpenter, r. 5 Myrtle Av
Gould Charles, paint, r O'Brien fc Sons, r. 1807 Mission
Gould Charles A., laborer, r. 1801 Taylor
GouM Charles B., bookkeeper John TV. Pew, r. Oak-
laud
Gould Charles B., conductor S. P. Co., r. 70S Capp
Gould Charles E., painter, r. 529 Mission, rear
Gould Charles W., clerk U. S. Laundrv, r. 708 Capp
Gould Charles W., salesman A. Lusk & Co., r. 1729
Broadway
Gould Cornelius, policeman, r. 722 Franklin
Gould David F.. druggist, r. 1801 Tnylor
Gould E. E. Mrs., widow, r. 114 MeAUi ter
Gould Frank, water tender f(rry stmr Alameda
Gould George G., clerk freight auditors office 8. P.
On., r. 2220 Webnter
Gouid George H. asphaltum worker, r. 444 Brannan
Gould George W., clerk Irvine Bros., r. 1801 Tsylcr
Gould James C, agent law department. S. P. Co. NE
cor Fourth and Towiisend, room 59, r. San Jose
Gould John, bookkeeper A. W. Bull, r. 405 Hyde
Gould John C, packer Levi Strauss & Co., r. 733
Clementina
Gould Joseph, carpenter, r. 127 Freelon
Gould Lucy L., teacher Bartlett Primary School, r.
708 Capp
Gould Mary, widow, r, 29 Clara, rear
Gould Patrick, rigger, r. 5 Qiiinry PI
Gould Peter F,, laborer freight depot 8.P, Co., r. 1801
Taylor
Gould Richard laborer, r. 23 Baldwin Court
Gould Sadie E. Miss, teacher music, r. 620 Nineteenth
Gould S. H., commercial traveler Batchelor & Wylie,
r. Oakland
Gould Sidney S. (Eggers k Gould) r, 1.540 Howard
Gould Thomas B., b<iokfinisher Bartling. Phillipa k
Stilwell, r. 620 Nineteenth
Gould Thomas F., bartender John Hough, r. 463 k
Jessie
Gould Walter, salesman, r. 615 Post
Gould W: Iter C, bookkeeper, r. 708 C»pp
Gould Walter E , r. 307 O'Fairell
Gould William, mufr boiler covering, 1019 Seventh.
r. 11179 Market
Gould William O., actuary Pac. Mutual Life Insurance
Co. of Cal., r. 400 Van Ness Av
Gould and Curry Silver Alinltijir Co. (Storey
Co., Nev.) A. K. Durbrow secretary, 69 Nevada
Block
tsr Gould. See Goold
Goulden Maurice M., fireman, r. 734 Jj Howard
Gouldin Aida Miss, r. 25 Birch Av
Gouldlu J. 6. Mrs., widow, r, 25 Birch At
Goulding Charle.-* N., r. 103 Third
Goulet Isidore, cutter Thomas Lancaster, r. 1511
Golden Gate Av
Gouley Ellen, widow, r. 1324 Pacific
Oonley Joseph F., painter, r, 1324 Pacific
Goullu P., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Goulston Davis, clerk, r. 1112 Washington
Gonrdou Armand A., plumber, r. 619 Paclflo
Gourdon Emily, widow, r. 818 Broadway
Goustiaux August (J. Jullien & Co.) r. 627 Union
Goutier Elizabeth, widow, r. 822 Pacific
Gouverneur Joseph, txnner A. Legallet, r. N B Vene-
zuela, bet Tombigbee and Potomac
Gouvl Eniile, cigarmaker, and extraman Engine No,
12, r. 1IU3 54 Kearny, rear
Gouzenes George, hostler, r. NW cor Railroad At and
Corea
Gove Andrew J., grain Inspector, 425 California, r.
925 Vallejo
Gove David M„ druggist, NW cor Fillmore and Cali-
fornia
Gove Henry M,, clerk Marcus D. Hyde, r. Oakland
Gove Jabez H., student, r. 925 Vallejo
Gove Wilhaiu R., grain receiver, r. '.<25 Vallejo
Gover Mining and Milling Co., Mark T. Ashby secre-
tary, 402 Front
Goverstern Jacob, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Hand.
ley House
Gowan Edward (Walcom, Gowan * Coflfee) r. Berkeley
Gowan William, salesman KeaneBros., r. 1603 Golden
Gate Av
Gowell Guy G., painter, r. 263 Third
Goyeneche Frances, widow, dressmaker, r. 1414
Powell
Goyette Theopbile X., miner, r. 1054 Langton
Goyheniex feter, French laundry, 611 Turk
Graaf James, cigarmaker, r. 82.i Howard
a^ Graaf. See Graf. Graff and Graef
Grabau Emil A,, clerk William Tell House, r, 15
Monroe
Grabau John, clerk Adolph Kurtz, r, 453 Third
Grabau Robert (Neubcrt & Grabnu) r. 3o7 Oough
Grabe Franz, liquor saloon, SW cor Dwlght and San
Bruno Road, U, M. T.
Graber George, baker, r, 517 Bush
Graber Jacob M., liquor saloon, 810 Kearny, and ex-
trsnian Hose No. 1
Grabill M. Mrs., widow, r, 1037 Valencia
Grsble John W., r. 951 Mission
Grabo Carl F., furniture, 1100 Valencia
Grabolle John, bakery and confectionery, 913 Bryant
Gracchi Giacomo (L. Baglietto k Co.) r, 14 Cadell
Alley
Gracchi Louis, bookkeeper D, Blagi & Co., r. 14 Cadell
Alley
Grace Church, Rev. R, C. Fonte rector, SE cor
Stockton and California
Grace David, engi eer, r, 1 Bartol
Grace Frank, cou luctor Market St. RR., r. SW cor
Lott and Mc.\ lister
Grace Henry, polisher Levison Bros,, r. 433 Jessie
Grace J., fireman stmr Santa Rosa
Grace James F., with John Grace, r, NW cor McAllis-
ter and Lyon
Grace John, horseshoer, 1108 Howard, r. NW cor
Mc.Mlister and Lyon
Grace John, shoemaker, 423 Ninth
Grace John J., carpenter, r. Bryant Av. nr Butte
Grace John W. (J. W, Grace k Co.) r. Valparaiso
Grace Joseph, teamster, r. 1 Bartol
Grace J. W. <:ii Co. (John W. Grace, George L.
Duval and William E. Holloway) shipping and
commission merchants, 430 California
Grace Max, machinist Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 143 Silver
Grace Rlethodist Episcopal Church, Rev. C.
V. Anthony pastor, NW cor Twenty-first and
Capp
Grace Ulethodist Episcopal Mission Church
S 8 Twenty-third, bet Florida and Alabama
Grace P. P., mall clerk Call, r. 334 Vallejo
Grace Thomas, laborer, r. 439 Eleventh
Grace William, driver, r. 28 Clara
Grice William P., carpenter, r. Seventeenth, nr Hardy
Gracier Addie J. Miss, teacher Columbia Grammar
School, r. California Av, nr Twenty-eighth
Gracier Frank J., carpenter. California Av, nr Hope
Gracier Leon, clerk Hills Bros., r, Shakespeare, nr
Twenty.eighth
Grade Adolph, clerk, r. 442 Jessie
Grade William A. (Wm. A. Grade k Co.) r. 1000 Mont-
gomery
UPHOLSTERY.
WHOLESALE AND EETAIL
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 64? MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVK PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Uaaufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Market St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
( A natural product of the Finest Grapes of ) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
i tli.> -World. But no addition of Brandy, f 530 WASHINGTOM STBEET.
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Orade Wm. A. & Co. ('Wininm A. Grade and Abram
B<rniiiann) candy mnfrs, 533 Washington
Grader Frederick A., r. 113 Fulton
Gradwol.l A., Baleaman Peixolto & Silverman, r.
1705H Jones
Gradwobl David, clerk Davie Bros., 1234 Market, r.
1921 Fillmore
Gradwohl Esther, fancy goods, 1134 Folsom
Gradwolil Maurice, attorney at law, 401 Califor-
nia, rooms 22-23, r. 2432 Bush
Gradwohl Meyer, broker California wines, 401 Cali-
forula. r. 1921 Fillmore
Grady Coleman, stone cutter, r. 644 Sacramento
Grady Dennis, warehouseman, r. 1009 Vallejo
Grady Edwin J., clerk auditor's dept Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. 12 Moss
Gradv J., fireman, r. 625 Davis
Grady James, clerk, and foreman Engine No. 8, r.
1H23 Pacific Av
Grady James F., expressman, r. W s Sanchez, bet
Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Grady Johanna Mrs., widow, r. 593 Ash Av
Grady John, expressman, r. 110 Sanchez
Grady John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 113 Jessie
Grady J^hn, laborer, r. 434 Stevenson
Grady John, liquor saloon, 52 Steuart, r. 627 Third
Grady John, seaman, r. 13 Clay
Grady John H. (Oullahan k Grady) r. 1038 Twenty-
fourth
Grady Margaret, widow, r 506 Minna
Grady Matthew, clerk, r. 627 Third
Grady Michael, collector P. F. Collier, r. 126 Chat-
tanooga
Grady Mi.hael, gardener, r. 897 Chestnut
Grady Michael H., stableman, r. Sacramento, bet
Laguna and Buchanan
Grady Milton P., ( ook, r. 529 Sacramento
Grady Patrick, brewer, r. Ocean View
Grady Patrick, laborer, r. 4 Albion Av, rear
Grady Patrick, longshoreman, r. 312 Beale, rear
Grady Thomas, fireman stmr Coos Bay, r. cor Front
and Jackson
Grady Thomas, teamster, r. 5 Grant Alley, rear
Grady Thomas H., painter, r. 506 Minna
Grady Timothy H., carpenter, r. 593 Ash Av
Grady W. F., carpenter, r. 26 Turk
Grady William J., butcher Charles Junker, r. 593
Ash Av
Graenrson Christ, stableman Fred C. Klein, r. 9
Washington
Graearson Hans, stableman, r. 9 Washington
Giaeber Charles C, butcher. 2121 Fillmore
Craef C, laundrym n r. 5 Midway
Graef Carl T., attorney at law, 623 Commercial, r.
708 Shotwell
Graf Alfred (Graf & Horn) r. 127 Silver
Graf Albert, brewer, r. 127 Silver
Graf Brothers (J. L. Graf) human hair and fancy
goods, 120 Sutter, room 64
Graf Henrlcus, salesman Muser Bros., r. 1411 Octavia
Graf J. L. {Graf Bros.) r. 620 McAllister
Graf Xavler, cellanuan, r. 41 Clementina
Graf William, baker, r. 625 Clay
Graf Xavier, laborer John Wieland Brewing Co., r. 21
Clementina
Graf A: Horn (Alfred Graf and Joseph Horn) liquor
saloon, SW cor Fourth and Minna
Grafe Joseph (H. Schoettler & Co.) r. 512 Fourth
Graff Alberts. (A. S. Graff & Co.) and metal spinner,
."il Fremont, r. 47 Second
Graff Amos, carpenter, r. 201 Shotwell
Gruff A. S. & Co. (Albert S. Graff) lamps, 47 Second
Graff Edwin C, salesman, r. 534 Bush
Graff George, carpenter, r. 108 Valparaiso
Graff Gnstave, wood dealer, r. NW cor Sixteenth and
Dolores
Graff John, firnraan Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W s Min-
nesota, bet Solano and Butte
FRATINGER k CO.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
JERSEY WAISTS,
HEWEST GOODS. LA"TEST STYLES. LOWEST PRICES.
105 KEARNY STREET.
JOHN HAMMOND
ROOFING, I
RAIN WATER PIPES, GUTTERS and VALLEYS
MADE AND REPAIRED.
Roofs of all kinds made Water Tinrlit.
W. E .IL A N E ,
PLUMBER, 605 KEARNT STRBBT.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Graff Joseph, peddler, r. 1881 Mission
Graff Justin J., machinist, r. NW cor Sixteenth mod
Dolores
Graff Richard, r. 414 Folsom
Graff Robert W., special agent Mutual Reserve Fund
Life Assn, 314 Montgomery, room 4-5, r. San Le-
andro
Graff Uriah, painter, r. 201 Shotwell
Graff William, teamster, r. 22 Lafayette
le^ Graff. See Graat and Graf
Graifleman Henry, plumber G. & E. Snook, r. West
Oakland
Grafton Isaac M., machinist, r. 1005^ Second
Grafton William, oysterman. r. 636 Commercial
Gragg George, seaman, r. 13 Clay
Graham .Adams S., cooper Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 809
Leavenworth
Graham Albert, plasterer, r. 419 Twenty-ninth
Graham Alexander, pantryman stmr T. C. Walker
Graham Alice Miss, strawmaker, r. 2726 Folsom
Graham Amelia, widow, r. 2 Channel
Graham Andrew, clerk, r. 922 Howard
Graham Andrew, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W s
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shusta, rear
Graham Anthony, farmer, r. 96!^ Steiner
Graljam Arthur, switchman Sutter St. RR., r. 2913
Bush
Graham C, r. 100^ Third
Graham Catherine, widow, r. W g San Bruno Road,
nr Teneriffe
Graham Chalmers A., clerk Dunham, Carrlgan & Co.,
r. 19 Glen Park Av
Graham Charles, cooper P. M. SS. OH.
Graham Charles E., r. N£ cor Eleventh and Point Lo-
bos Avs
Graham Charles E. Jr., clerk Pac. Imp. Co., r. NW
cor Point Lobos and Eleventh Avs
Graham Charles K. Jr., journalist, r. SE cor Eight-
eenth and Colllngwood
Graham Crawford, cooper, r. 22 Bluxome
Graham Daniel, calker, r. 444 Bartlett
Graham Dennis, paver, r. 1332!^ Broadway
Graham E. B. Mrs., r. 608 Sutter
Graham Edward, r. 210 O'Farrell
Graham Edward W., bartender, r. 510 Davia
Graham Fernando C, sawyer Hatch & Weston, r. 766
Bryant
Graham George, cooper B. Dreyfus fc Co., r. 624 Fourth
Graham George D., salesman J. H. Dorety, r. 19 Glen
Park Av
Graham George W., r. 3592 Mission
Graham H. S. Mrs., widow, r. 2726 Howard
Graham Henry, musician, r. 770 Harrison
Graham Henry, with Tracy Bros. & Co , r. 2 Channel
Graham Henry -A., seaman, r. WiH Jackson
Graham I. <& Co. (Irvine Graham) oil dealers, 8W
cor Berry and Fifth
Graham Irvine (I. Graham * Co.) r. 2511 Larkin
Graham J., millman Pac. Rolling Mill
Graham James, r. cor Lundy Lane and Esmeralda At
Graham James, assayer Selby Smelting and Lead Co.,
r. Berkeley
Graham James, clerk freight auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. 813 Shotwell
Graham James, roller, r. 112 Dore
Graham James, shotmaker Selby Smelting and Lead
Co., r. 67 Clementina
Graham James, with Singer Mnfg Co., r. 34 Clara
Graham James D., manager Charles W. Weston, r.
766 Bryant
Graham James E., commercial traveler, r. 134 Chat-
tanooga
Graham James E., driver Crystal Soda Works, r. 33
John
Graliam James G., machinist, r. lU Jessie
Graham James H., with Empire Foundry, r. 1217
McAllister
I Graham James I., laborer, r. 9 Natoms
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PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
48 to 50 Beale Street. Han frtuxvimeo.
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IMPOKTERS OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
Slxeot Iroix
AU Sizesi unci Xuiiibers.
309, 311, 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Grabatn James Mrs., buarilins. 1123 Sutter
Graliam J.ine, wjdow, r. 41S Hayes
Orahani Jane, wi<|(iw. r. 419 Twenty-ninth
Graham John, fruits and vi getablea, SW cor Twen-
I tieth and Capp
Orsham John, laborer, r. Golden Esgle Hotel
Graham John, seaman, r. 129 Jackson
Graham John, with Bank of British Columbia, r. 604
Shotwell
Graham John F., bookkeeper, r. 241fi Howard
Graham John T., {jroi-erles and liquors, wood and
coal, SE ( or Twenty. seventh and Alabama, B. H.
Graham John T., laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r.
■ cor Alabama and Twenty-nevpnth, B. H.
I Graham John W., clerk Odd" Fellows' Cemetery
Graham Joseph, rook J. F. Alei, r. 1415 Stockton
I Graham Joseph Mrs., ilressuiaking, :<22 Sixth
Graham Joseph, steward, r. ISOl Montgumerv
Graham Joseph, teamster E. Mitchell, r. 322 Sixth
Graham Jnsie Miss, r. 35 Taylor
Graham L. Mrs., r. 2345 Howard
Grahxm L. M. Miss, teacher Sanchez Street Primary
School, r. 19 Glen Park Av
' Graham M. Mrs., r. 19 Glen Park Av
Graham Mar>-elln« A., machinist, SE cor Mission and
Beale, r. 310 Ma.*on
Graham Marv Mrs., r. 81 Xatoma
Graham Mary A. Mrs , bakery, 504 Ni'th
Graham M. H., salesman Stevenson & Longwill, r. 44
] Third
I Graham Minnie A., waitress Devote k Brichetto, r.
251 Third
Graham PapA- Co. (St. Louis) TV. G. Richardson
Pacifii- Coast manaser, 529 Commercial
Graham Patrick, stableman, r. 34(, First
Graham Rir hard A., canvasser, r. 502 Wa.ehington
Graham Richard H.. cicarmaker, r. 510 Davis
Gr»ham R. J. Mrs., wido a-, r. 409 Jones
Graham Robert, shoem.iker, r. 419 Twenty-ninth
Graham Robert G.. cashier 8. P. Co., ofiBce foot Mar-
ket, r. Oakland
Graham Robert J., clerk The History Co., r. 214 Fill-
more
Graham Robert S., clerk Secretary and Controller's
Office a. P. Co.. r. 12 Elein Park
Graham Robert T., bartender Mrs. A. Sainsot, r. 200
Mis.'inn
I Graham Samuel J., calkrr, r. 419 Twenty-ninth
I Graham Thomas, r. 24fi Clara
Grahfim Thomas, assistant engineer stmr City of Pe-
I king
Graham Thomas, cardriver, r. cor Lundy Lane and
Esmeralda. B H.
Graham Thomas, carpenter, r.704J4 Mission
Graham Thomas, codchman, r. 191fi Vallejo
Graham Thomas, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W b
1 Minnesota, bet Sierra and Nevada
Graham Thomas, janitor law dept S. P. Co., r. 14 Far-
I ren Av
Graham Thomas, laborer, r. 1125 Bryant
Graham Thomas, machinist, r. 54 First
Graham Thomas, plasterer, r. 114 Dors
Graham Thomas, salesman, r. 2416 Howard
Graham Thoma'<. waiter stmr Oregon
Graham Thomas A., clerk general passenger and
tirket agent S. P. Co.. r. 19 Glen Park Av
, Graham Thomas D., clerk G. G. Burnett, r. 26 Bying-
ton
Graham W. F.. carpenter, r. 26 Turk
Graham William, contractor, r. E s Tennessee, bet
Solano and Mariposa
Graham William, shoemaker Grin Jones &
54m Natoma
Graham Willinm, teamster, r. 1125 Bryant
Graham William, wiredrawer, r. 2208 Powell
Graham William A., waver, r. 501 Howard
Graham William J., bookkeeper Thomas O'Connor, r,
41 Louisa
Co., r.
Qrah.nm's Hall. John T. Graham proptr, 8W cor
Twenty-seventh and Alabama
Grail hen Herman, bellman Grand Hotel
Grambsrth Charles, cigarmaker Heury Osbelstein. r.
724 Mission
Graralx rg Fred, waiter, r. 134 Fourth
Gramberc John, mason, r. 134 Fourth
Granienitzky Joseph, baker, r. 62.5 Clay
Gramlich 8 . bikery. 738 Howard
Gramlow Charles, blacksmith B. Grave k Co., r. 134
Fourth
Gram Thysen, piano mnfr. 132 Ninth
Grand A. Lillys, carpenter stmr City of Rio de Janeiro
Grand Anade Market. 315 Sixth
Grand Army of the Republic, 419 California, room H
Grand Army of the Republic Cemetery ABsociatioo,
offiee 604 Merchant, room 12
Grand Centr.l Hall. 997 Market
Grand Central Market. 9- 5-991 Market
GRAND CENTRAL WINE ROOMS,
E G. Bidleman proprietor, 1<> Tliird '
Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons, Thomas
H Caswell Grand Secretary. Masonic Temple
Grand Commandery Knig^hts Templar,
Thomas H. Caswell Grand Recorder, Masonic
Temple
Grand Council of California Order Chosen Friends
Sick Benefit League, Sherman Martin secretary,
oflBce 9:J0 Market
Grand Conncil Order of Chosen Friends,
office 37-38 St. Ann's Bldg
Grand Council Tnited Friends of the Pacific, ofi&ce
48-50 St. Ann's Bldg
Grand Encampment Independent Order
Odd Fellows, Wslter B. L\on Grand Scribe,
office room 1, Odd Fellows' EMk
Grand George F., clerk, r. 1418 !< Howard
Grand Grove United Ancient Order of Druids, John
Biter Grand Secretary. 413 Sutter
Grand Hotel, S. F. Thorn manager, SE cor New
Moiits-'omery and Market
Grand Jury Rooms, new City Hall, basement
Grand Jury Rooms, U. S., U. S. Appraisers'
Bldg. fourth floor
Grand liodge American Iieg^ion of Honor,
offire 46 St. Ann's Bldg
Grand Liodge Ancient Order United Work-
men, Horace G. Pratt Grand Recorder, 40 St.
Ann's BUg
Grand Lodge F. and A. M., Alexander G. Abell
Grand Secretary. Ma.-^ouic Temple
Grand Liodsre Independent Order B*nai
B'rith, office 121 Eddy
Grand Lodge I. O. O. F., Walter B. Lyon Grand
Secretary, office room 1, Odd Fellows' Bldg
Grand Lodo^e Knights of Honor, office 47 St.
.inn's Bldg
Grand Lodsre Knights of Pythias, office 15-16
St. Ann's Bldg
Grand National Hall, W. H. Davis k Co. pro-
prietor. 105-107 Grant Av
Grand O., butcher Henry Cailleand. r. 606 Pine
Grand Opera House, Mission, bet Third and
Fo\irth
Grand Prize Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.) Robert R.
Grayson secretary, S. F. Stock and Excbanee
Bldg. room 20
Grand Western Hall, 1330 Bush
Grand Western Market, W. Knight Euperintendent.
1312-1314 Polk
Grandi Dominick 8., barber, r. 202 Perry
Grandjean Charles, engraver Geo. C. bhreve k Co., r.
San Rafael
Giandjean Henry, salesman Ghirardelli & Sons, r. Oak-
land
Grandjean Perremond H., engraver, 13 Trinity, r.
Oakland
TXiE BEST
OVERCOATS
For MEN and BOYS at
"THE HASTINGS"
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.
IMPERIAL Pire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. 0. DORNIN, Manager
WIL SSITSIT, Azt. Uacager.
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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Grandjean Peter, wood turner J. G. 11. Meyer, r. Oak-
Iniid
Graiie John 0., cook Patrick Collins, r. 600 Mission
Graneist Otto (Grant-iht .^ Daewerifz) r. 13 John
Graneist & Daeweritz (Otto Graneist and Morlfz
Daewer tz) cofffe saloon. 26 G^ary
Graner Charles, clerk, r. 2> Twelfth
Graiier Charles M. (Gt bh irdt & Graner) r. 22 Twelfth
Graner Thuruss (Hink & Graner) r. 'Ji Twelfth
Graney Eiiward. bla. kniuith, r. 1:U1)4 Sacramento
Graney G. orge P., horseshoer, 7 St. George's Alley, r.
1311 J<S Sacraiueuto
t^ Graii*-y. S' e Ureaney
Grandtield William . wood and coal, 1040 Howard
Grange Nuraa, wholesale liquors, 711 Sansome. r.
Alameda
Grange Thomas, r. 31 Welsh
Granger A., r. tiOo Broadway
Granger Jnan F., longshoreman, r. 23 White PI
Granger Samuel J., machinist W. T. Garratt 4: Co., r.
Alameda
Granvier William, secretary Ithaca Consolidated G.
anil S. M. and M. Co., office 116 Phelan Bldg, r.
Oakland
Gran^ffrs' Bank of California, A. D. Logan
presidf-nt, Albert Montpellier cashier and man-
ager, Frunk M( Mullen secretary, NW cor Call-
is and Ba
ry
GEAEERS' BUSINESS ASSOCIATION,
E. Van Evfi-y managrer, general com-
mission merchants, 108 Davis
Graiiiiher H. A. Walter, shirt cuiter, r. 4ii8!«S Fell
Granite Powder Co., A. Halsey secretary, 328
Montgomery, room 7
Graiinis Frank R., salesman r. 1227 Pierce
Granniss George W. , capittlist, and agent heirs
of G iieral Halleck, 2i Slontgomery Block, r. 19
Hawthorne
GRANOLITHIC PAVING CO,
Adolpli Weske president, W. S. Soi
"Tell manasrer, Thomas Penliug'ton sec-
retary, 423 Montg-omery
Grant A<iam (Murphy, Grant & Co.) r. 1112 Bush
Grant Alexander, policeman, r. 1022 .Mission
Giant .Alfred H., clerk, r. 20 Golden Gate Av
Grant Alfred N., hay, grain, wood and coal, 20
Golden Gate .\v
Grant A. S , carpenter, r, 2fi Turk
Grant Charles, pHiiiter, r. 656 Natoma
Grant Charles E. (Riley & Grant) r. 505 Bush
Grai t Charles E., clerk, r. 138 South Park Av
Grant Charles W., clerk Liverpool and London and
Globe Ins. Co., r. 2017 Clay
Grant C. MitchtH, secretary Geographical Society of
the Pacific, 513 Post
Grant Daniel W., inspector Custom House, r. 21U
Larkin
Grant David G., bakery and confectionery, 416 Hayes
Grant Ellen G. Miss, teacher South San Francisco
S hool, r. 414 Larkin
Grant Kllery A., painter, 2757 Mission
Grant Franklin, laurel lumber, 26 Spear, r. Alameda
Grant Frederick, conductor, r. 31 Louisa
Grant Frederick H., clerk, r. 20 Golden Gate Av
Grant George, a8si^tant cashier Nevada Bank of
San Francisco, NW cor Montgomery and Pine, r.
Highland Park, East Oakland
Grant George, coachman, r. NW cor Francisco and
Leavenworth
Gnint George, lumberman, r. 316 Beale, rear
Grant George E., capitalist, 123 Market, r. East Oak-
laud
Grant George F., r. 1418}< Howard
Grant Geortje F., assistant general agent North Brit-
ish and Mercantl'e Ins. Co., and German Ameri-
can Ins. Co., 213 Sansome, r. 1420 Califurnia
DR. BAZAN'S
TlIERM«-Kr,ECTKIC
RUSSIAN aM TURKISH BATHS
Mso Medicated a-d Electric Baths Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED
CHIMNEYS REPAIRED. CHIMEY SWEEPING.
Cliimney Topa that ivill dra'w.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Grant GejrgeF., bu\er J. J. Mack & Co., r. 1307 How-
ard
Grant George G., gripman Presidio RR., r. 1824 Hyde
Grant Georgiana, widow, r. 476 Tehama
Grant Glemross, bookkeeprr. r. 527 Post
Grant Htlen A. Mi>s, t'acherTehMma Primary School
Grant H. H., wireworker, r. 2119 Mason
Grant H. M.. special agent ins. dept Balfour, Guthrie
& Co., r. Berkeley
Grant Jacob, cigsrmaker. r, 17 Van Ness Av
Grant Janies, boilermaker Risdon Land L. Works,
and grocerl. B, 313 Seventh, r. 317 Seventh
Grant James T., clerk, r. 1012 Larkin
Grant James W., auent M. I. S. T., 15 Post, r. Ameri-
can Exchange Hotpl
Grant Jesse R., capitalist, r. 102 Fifth
Grant John, coppersmith r. 339 Bryant
Grant John, plumber, r. 133 South Park Av
Grant John H.. tinsmith P. M. SS. Co., r. 339 Bryant
Grant John T., contractor and builder, 330 Pine,
rooms 11-12. r. 22 Turk
Grant Joseph, furniture dealer, r. 518 Powell, rear
Grant Joseph, t-amster B C. E liot, r. 25 White's PI
Grant JoB'ph B., clerk, r. 704'^^ Mission
Grant Joseph D. (Murphy, Grnnt fc co.) r. 1112 Bush
Grant Joseph D., farmer, r. 1627 O'Fnrrell
Grant Joseph H., blacksmith, r. 47rt Tehama'
Gr^int Liwis, starcher La Grandf Lsundry
Grant Linden W., piinter, r. 2757 Mission
Grant Lowell H., r. 2757 Mission
Grunt Mary, widow, r. 1504 Buchanan
Grant Mury Mrs., -.'roceries and liquors, NE cor Fif-
teenth and Mission
Grant Miry E. Sirs , furnished rooms, 12 Ellis
Grant Minnie, dres-iuaker, r. lit).! Mission
Grant P.. labonr Pac. Rolling Mill
Grant Patrick, blacksmith, r. 313 Cumberland
Grant Patrick, boilernjaker, r. 5-i9 Howard
Grant Patrick, laborer, r. 937 Howard
Grant P. D., salesman, r. 418 Sutter
virant Petnr. shipwrij-ht, r. N s Teneriffe. bet Platte
and Yazoo
Grant Peter B., storekeeper TJ. 8. Internal Revenue,
r. Oakland
Grant Piimarv School, Miss Alice M. Stincen princi-
pal, N s Golden Gate Av, bet Leavenworth and
Hyde
Grant Robert, bra^s molder Eagle Brass and Machine
Works, r. Oakland
Grant Robert, carpenter, r. N s California, bet Lau-
rel and Spruce
Grant Robert P., compositor, r. 246 Fourth
Grant Rnfns, cnrpenter, r. 311 Si'venteeuth
Grant Rnfus M., carpenter, r. 407 Noe
Grant Theodore, r. 1821 Polk
Giant Thomas, laborer, r. 638 Howard
Grant Thomas B., dealer medicines, r. 407 Noe
Grant Thomas G., assistant engineer stnir Dora
Grant Thomns M., salesman, r. NW cor Valencia and
Twenty-third
Grant Tom C, general agents North British and
Mercantile Insurance, and German-American In-
surance Cos., 213 Sansome, r. Palace Hotel
Grant William, attorney at law, 620 Montgomery, r.
133 Sonlh Park Av
Grant William, millhand California Mill, r. 754 Mis-
sion
Grant William L.. r. 2056 Folsom
Grantham Jameson M.. r. 473 Tehama
Grantland John, patternmaker, r. 1350 Folsom
Graiitz Adolph. teamster, r. 2815 Geary
le^ Grantz. See Granz
Granucci Amhrogio (Granucci Bros.) r. 1507 Dupont
Granucci Brothers (Gisberto and Ambrogio) grocer-
ies and liquors, 1345 Dupont
Granucci Frank, butcher, r. 14:'5^ Dupont
Griinncci Gisberto (Granucci Bros.) r. 8 Wetmore
Granucci John, fruits and vegetables, 425 Foaith
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS, ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN. '"°^''' '"*'lat ?:V,r/^*irril!;i
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MAXUFACTUBEBS OT
Plain, Japanned and Stamped
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
Granville Arthur J., plunibfr, r. 238 Clara
OrHDville Edward W.. r. 3015 Slxtpei.th
Granville JameB, moUler, r. 1109 ElghteeDth
Grauville Joseph, carriage painter, 27 Seventh, r. 141
Grove
Granville The, 501 Post
Grauville Thomas, plasterpr, r. 238 Clara
Granville W. N., solicitor White Sewing Machine Co.,
r. 129 Taylor
Oer GranUlle. See Glanville
Graiiz Carl, clerk Herman Gram, r. 447 Bryant
Graiiz Chnrles, varnisher F. W. Krellng & Sons, r.
614 Fulton
Granz Herman, mnfr furniture, 617-619 Brannan, r.
447 Bryant
Granz -lohn A., engineer, r. 6 Zee PI
Granz Louis, mnfr parlor furniture frames, 512 Sixth,
r. 514 Sixth
t^ Granz. See Grantz
Grapel Fred, lumberman A. M. Simpson & Bro., r.
54 .Minna
Grapel H., r. 9 Eincon PI
Grapel Heurj-, labDrer, r. W s Mississippi, bet Mari-
posa and Santa Clara
Graser Philip H., cleik Hammam Baths, r. 1011
Wasliinuton
Oraser Jfatthias, carpenter, r. 3 Chatham PI
GraHs Adeline, widow, r. 127 Page
Grass Andrew, salesman Frederick Grass, r. 1312
Howard
Grass Charles, sausagemaker William Wolff, r. 511
Pacific
Grass Frederick, boots and shoes, 1310-1312 Market,
r. 114 McAllister
Grass George, blacksmith, r. 218 Eleventh
Grass Hugo, student, r. 22 Fell
Grass Martin, chicken ranch, NW cor Mariposa and
InUana
Grass Valley Water Co. (Grass Valley. Cal.) D. A.
Jennings secretary, 401 California, room 4
Grassau Albert F., gardener, r. 325 Seventeenth
Grassell George, r. 72 Tehama
Grasselly Eugene, French laundry, 1521 Polk
Grassfoid Xancy Mrs., r. 1703 Market
Grasshoff Frederick, carpenter, 1510 Powell
Grasshoff Robert, clerk Getz Bros. & Co., r. 1610
Powell
Grassi Paul, waiter, r. 530 Howard
Grasso Angelo, r. 526 Broadway
Orattan William H., r. 3:W Geary
ity Grattan. See Gratton
Gratto D. P., gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1627 Folk
Oratto Josie, widow, r. 217 Eddy
Gratto Matthew, millwright, r. N B Venezuela, nr
Platte
Gratto Richard, shipwright, r. cor St. Thomas and
Monongahela
Gratton Annie Mrs., r. Chapultepec, ur Coso Av
Gratton George, watchman P. M. SS. Co., r. 38 Thir-
teenth
■^ Gratton. See Grattan
Gra* Edward A., wineworker Napa Valley Wine Co.,
r. Oakland
Grau Hans, tailor, 404 O'Farrell
Grau Henry, shoemaker, 411 Post
Grau lullus, cigarmaker J. W. Shaeffer & Co., r. 65
Minna
Grau Liidwig H., teacher Espina's Writing Academy,
r. 1234 Vallejo
Grau Meyer, messenger H. Hirshberg & Co., r. 411
POBt
Grauerholz Henry J. (Hey, Grauerholz b Co.) r. 1310
Howard
Grauffel Frederick (Moeller & Grauffel) r. 2935 Jack-
son
Graul Gustave, waiter stmr Mexico
Graul John, stableman, r. 529 Valencia
Graul Robert, molder McCormick Bros., r.l5}4 Welch
Grn\in Fred., seaman, r. 2H Clinton
Grave B. & Co. (Bernard Grave, William Nen-
wiild and H. F. Maa>-8| carriage and wagon man-
ufacturers, 421-423 Pacific
Grave Hernard (B. Grave & Co.) r. 1013 Filbert
Gravi llier John, r. 6.56 Jessie, rear
Graver Georjje E., r. 107 Clay
Gravett Jacob, r. W s Kentucky, bet Sierra and Ne-
vada
Graves AugURtus B., bookkeeper, r. 511 Lombard
Grave-s Charles, carpenter, r. 759 Mlsnion
Graves Charles H., assistant secretary Cal. Pioneen,
r. 1700 Kearny
Grsvea Edward, laborer, r. 227 Pacific
Graves E. F., waiter, r. 15M4 Fourth
Graves Ellphnlet L., piledriver, r. 2623 Folsom
Gravis Frank B., assistant librarian Mechanics' In-
stitute, r. 511 Lombard
Graves Frederick, laborer, r. 15 Madison Av
Graves Hiram T., secretnry Masonic Savings and
Loan Bank and Society California Pioneers, office
808 Montgomery, r. 204 Lombard
Graves Ida M., widow, r. Ill Oak
Graves James, contractor, r. S s Servla, near Railroad
Av
(iraves John, painter, r. 514 Pine
Graves Lawrence S., pressman George Spaulding b
Co., r 1821 Powell
Graves Melvin D., blacksmith, r. 1716 Stevenson
Graves Nuthsn B., salesman Huntington, Hopkins k
Co., r. 8 Hayes
Graves Nira B. . cook 1716 Stevenson
Graves Ormond F., contractor, r. 728 Seventeenth
Graves Robert N., mining, 406 Montgomery r. 2718
California
Graves Wal er C, attorney at law, 606 Montgomery,
rooms 3-4. r. 2131 Howard
Graves Walter E., salesman Davis Bros., r. 323 O'Far-
rell
Graves W. B., clerk Cal. Wire Works, r. 511 Lombard
Graves William H., capitalist, 310 Pine, room 28, r.
New York
S^" Graves. See Greaves
Gravier Alphonse, bartender, r. 422 54 Post
Gray Albert E., corresponding clerk Ackerman Bros.,
r. 910 Pine
Gray Alexander, carpetweaver Alexander Mackay, r.
83 Everett
Gray Alexander, clerk Simpson & Millar, r. 1707 J<
Stockton
Gray Alexander J.,bllliardmaker Jacob Strahleft Co.,
r. 1707)4 Stockton
Gray Alfred J., clerk, r. 1707 J< Stockton
Grav Asaph, buyer Safety Nltro Powder Co., r. Oak-
land
Gr.iy A. T., widow, r. 2925 Jackson
Gray Benjamin, carpenter, r. 929 Washington
Gray Betsy Mis^, r. 4U!«S Sixth
GE/A.Y BROTHERS (George p. and
Henry X. ) man ufacturers artificial stone
tvalks and Portland cement cellar bot-
toms, ottice 316 Montj;oinery
Gray Charles, mate stmr hureka, r. 1800 Dupont
Gray diaries H., r. 5<t2H Broadway
Gray Charles S., r. 105 O'Farrell
Gray Chirles S., night operator Pac. Bell Tel. Co.. r.
325 Pine
Gray Cha les T. (C. T. Gray * Co.) r. 1 Walnut Av
Gray (Mara Miss, r. 216 Powell
Gray Cla:ence, attorney at law, r. 507 Pine
Gray Clarence H., bookkeeper Coon * Co., r. Oakland
Gray C. T. \- Co. (Charles T. Gray) painters, and deal-
ere pnint8 and oils, \0\!^ Larkin
Gray Cyril V., attorney at law, 604 Merchant, r.
1304 Post
Gray Daniel J., house and ship plumber, 358 Third
Gray D. C, real estate, r. 412 Hyde
¥. & J. SLOANE & CO.
Hotels and Steamboats completely furnished with
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY.
Special Prices Given.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO
Mannlacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St
ECLIPSE EXTRIl DRY
[AlHo the flneet prades of Clarets. Hocks. ) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
I BurRundleK, Sunternes. Ports aud Sherries ( 630 WASHINQTOM STBZZT.
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Gray D. D.. r. 2t56 Braunan
Gray Edmund S., clerk Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
r. 2925 Jackson
Gray Edward, coal passer stmr Newbern, r. 1124 Fol-
soin
Gray Edward P., r. 818 Powell
Gray Eliza K.. dressmaker, r. 1311 Devlsadero
Gray Ellen, widow, r. 128 BHrtlett
Gray Ellen, widow, r. 1124 Folsom
Gray Ernestina Mrs., teacher music, r. 529 Capp
Gray Frank, dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
543 Minna
Gray Frank J., clerk David McClure, r. 227 Ellis
Gray Frederick E., r. 1514 Taylor
Gray Gforge D., lumber dealer, oflace 10 Cali-
fornia, rem 2, r. Oakland
Gray George E., r. 1115 Bush
Gray George F. (Gray Bros.) 316 Montgomery
Gray George H., carpenter, r. E s Chattanooga, nr
Twenty-third
Gray George N., contractor and builder, r. 461 H
Minna
Gray George T., clerk Huntington, Hopkins & Co., r.
2925 Jackson
Gray George W., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 48
Ritrh
Gray Giles H. (Gray & Haven) r. Oakland
Gray Gussie Miss, r. 928 Filbert
Gray Hamilton W. (Gray, Norwood & Co.) r. 487
Brannan
Gray Harry, bookkeeper, r. 517 MnRon
Gray Harry P., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
2925 Jackson
Gray Henry (Gray, Norwood & Co.) r. 116 Turk
Gray Henry, bookkeeper A. Crawford & Co., r. 719)4
Bush
Gray Henry, dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
NE cor Bay and Larkln
Gray Henry F., clerk, r. 837 Folsom
Gray Henry N. (Gray Bros.) 316 Montgomery
Gray Henry S. (Gray & Stover) r. 378 Shotwell
Gray Henry W. (Henrv W Gray k Co.) r. 227 Ellis
GRAY HENRY W. & CO.
(Henry AV. Gray) proprietors Santa
Clara Stable.s 11-13 Webb
Gray Herman (Lynch & Gray) r. 414)^ Siith
Gray James, bookkeeper, r. 517 Mason
Gray James, horseshocr Peter Lynch, r. 227 Minna
Gray James L.. clerk Home and Phoenii Insurance
Co's, r. 719)4 Bush
Gray James M. (Allison, Gray & Co.) r. San Jos^
Gray James W., salesman, r. 714 McAllister
Gray James W., millwright, 3 Spear
Gray J. M., commlsBion merchant, r. Commercial
Hotel
Gray John (Gray & Mack) r. 522 Pine
Gray John, painter, r. 862 Howard
Gray John, pastor Howard Street Episcopal Church,
r. 27 Stanly PI
Gray John A., weigher, r. 8 Valley
Gray John H., general agent Washington Life
Insurauie Co., 311 California, r. 1419 Scott
Gray John H. Jr., student, r. 1419 Scott
Gray John M., tanner, r. 9 Alabama
Gray John T., plumber and gasfltter, 230 Sutter, r. 1
Webster
Gray John W., carpenter, r. 102 Polk
Gray John W., field assistant Surveyor's Office, r.
318 Pine
Gray Jopiah, carpenter S. M. Hills, r. Alameda
Gray Katie, widow, r. W s California Av, nr Twenty-
ninth, B. H.
Gray Lizzie Miss, r. 328 O'Farrell
Gray Louis, master mariner, r. 313 Bartlett
Gray Louise, widow, r. 1412 }< Pine
Gray Martha, wiaow, r. 8)4 Golden Gate Av
Gray Matilda Mrs., varieties, 414)4 Sixth
FRATINGER & CO.
READY-MADE SUITS
FOR
LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDEEN.
105 KEARNY STREET.
REFLECTORS,
FOR SHOW WINDOWS AND STORES,
MADE AND REPAIRED.
W. E. LANE,
Plumber
605 KEARmr STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
purchasing agent, 41U Kearny, r.
Gra.v Mattbe
Oakland
Gray Mattbias (estate of) importer, wholesale
and retail dealer musical instruments, and pub-
lisher sheet music, 206 Post
Gray Matthias Mrs., widow, r. SW cor Lombard and
Kearny
Gray Mattie E., widow, r. 6.10 Twenty-third
Gray Miihael, millband, r. 9 Alabama
Gray N. <!t Co. (Nathaniel Gray, Cyrtis 8. Wright
and James A. Campbell) undertakers and Im-
porters undeitakers" materials, 641-045 Sacra-
mento
Gray Nathaniel (N.Gray fc Co.) r. 758 Tenth, Oakland
Gray Nicholas, employee Russian Consulate, r. 722
Union
Gray, Norwood fc Co. (Hamilton W. Gray, Tallmadge
Norwood and Henry Gray) stockbrokers, 337 Pine
Gray Patrick J., bootanisher Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 6(i8 Linden Av
Gray Peter, tinsmith, r. 372 Brannan
Gray Richard, blacksmith, r. NW cor Kentucky and
Honduras
Gray Richard, general freight agent Southern
Pacific Co.. NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room
22, r. 236 San Jose Av
Gray Robert B., r. 9 Van Ness Av
Gray R. 8., stenographer Wm. T. Coleman & Co., r.
Oakland
Gray Scott, oysterman, r. 101 Jessie
Gray Theodore, bookkeeper Winchester Repeating
Arms Co., r. 4 Essex PI
Gray Theodore; doormaker Jason Springer b Co., r.
448 Sixth
Gray Thomas, r. 627 Eddy
Gray Thomas, bookkeeper Thomas Morton, r. Oak-
land
Gray Thomas, engineer, r. 529 Capp
Gray Thomas, tanner M. F. Dolan, r. 9 Alabama
Gray Thomas, waiter, r. 126 Fourth
Gray Thomas Mrs., r. 813 O'Farrell
Gray Thomas P. D., clerk, r. 1419 Scott
Gray Walter E., bookkeeper, r. 201 Powell
Gray Walter J., plumber J. T. Gray, r. 1 Webster
Gray William, with Tracy Bros & Co., r. 9 Alabama
Gray William J., r. 1514 Taylor
Gray William J., oiler stmr Alameda
Gray William J., fcuperiutendent Ship Owners'
and Merrhants' Tugboat Co., 302 California, r.
503 Folsom
Gray William W., lithographer, r. 2238 Bush
Gra.v William W., engineer, r. 1514 Taylor
Gray & Haven (Giles H. Gray and James M.
Haven) attorneys at law, 530 California
Gray fc Mack (John Gray and William Mack) proptrs
Astor House, 522 Pine
Gray fc Stover (Henry S. Gray and Cook Stoyer) con-
tractors and builders, 330 Pine, rooms U-IQ
t^ Grav. See Grey
Gray's Harbor Packets, A. M. Simpson & Bro.,
agents, 46 Market
Graybill George D , assistant ticket agent P. C. S8.
Co., 214 Montgomery, r. 1422 Powell
Graynor Frank M., boxma'tier, r. Metropolitan Hotel
Grayuor Michael, oiler stmr Arago, r. 29 Rincon Av
Grayson Albert H., r. b02 Howard
Grayson George W., office 327 Pine, rooms 22-23,
r. Oakland
Grayson John T. Mrs., r. NE cor Oough and Broad-
way
Grayson Robert R., mining secretary, office 327 Pine,
room 20, r. Oakland
Grayson Sanford W., r. 2438 California
Grazer Adolpli. cigarmaker. r. E s Tehama, nr Twen-
ty-eight, B. H.
Grazer Fred, druggist, cor Sixth and Harrison, r.
401 Sixth
Greab Katie, domestic 724 Turk
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FOB HAND. W I AD-MI LI. AJiD POWEB.
A I. I. SIZKS.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STEEET
Oreany Daniel J., molder McCormick Bros., r. 116
Perry
Greany Ella Miss, saleslady Freud & Sons, r. 116
Perry
Greany Ellen, widow, r. llfi Perry
Greany John F., laboier P. M. SS. Co.. r. 116 Perry
Greany John T.. attorney at law, 318 Pine, room 3i,
r. 8-'7 Brannau
Greany MirhMel, r. 827 Brannan
Greany William F., sulebman McKenna & Purcell, r.
827 Brannan
I^^Greauy. See Graney
Greatbonse Louise, widow, r. 213 Fillmore
Greatbouse Ridge, clerk C. W. Coburn k. Co., r. 213
Filiiuore
Great Western Quicksilver Mining Co. (LakeCo., Cftl.)
A. Ualsey secretary, if>S MotitR<>mrry, room 7
Greaver Audew .1., hrakeinan S. F. Bridge Co., r. W
s Tennessee, bet Sierra and Nevada
Greaves Henry, proptr Adams House, 519 Sacramento
and Puc. Lodging House, 209 Liedesdorff, r. Sun
Lc-audro
Grrb Conrad, cabinet maker, r. 24 Garden
Greble Edwin. St. J., second lieutenHnt U. S. A.. Ald-
de-Camp Major Geueral O. O. Howard, r. Fort
Mason (Black Point)
Greek Cemetery, Point Lobos Av, nr Thirty-tliird
Greek Clmrch (Kussiaa Orthodox Church) 1713
Powell
Greeley Ann, widow, r. 522 Stevetjoon
Greeley James, bartender B. F. McCrelUs, r. 211 Pros-
pect PI
Greeley James J., plumber, r. 522 Stevenson
Greeley John, g"rdener, r. E s Eight, bet Point Lobos
and Clement
Greeley John, groceries and liquors, 551 Howard
Greeley John, laborer Odd Fellows Cemetery, r.
cor Hlake and St. Rose's Av
Greely Bridget, widow, r. 4. Albion Av, rear
Greely John, bookkeeper C. A. Macomber &■ Co., r.
TA Eluin Park Av
Greely John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 113 Jessie
Greely John, laborer, r. 20 Nittoma
Greely Joseph W., clerk, r. 711 Howard
Greely N. M. Mrs., manager St. Cloud House, 418 Sutter
Green Mrs., widow r. 1-'12 Polk
Green Abraham, clerk M. Scheyer & Bro.. r. 702 Na-
torn a
Green Abraham, jeweler. 230 Kearny, r. 307 Hyde
Green Abraham V. (Green .^ Shores) r. Alameda
Green Adam T., real estate broker, 204 California,
room 12, r. 13 Haight
Green A. F. & Co. (Alfred F. and Frederick H.
Green) propri-toM Millbrae Dairy Depot, NE cor
Third and Brannan
Green Alfred F. (A. F. Green & Co.) r. Millbrae, San
Mateo Co.
Green Allen, farmer, r. Ocean House Road nr Farley's
Corner
Green Annetta H. Mrs., teacher Fairmount Primary
School, r. 225 Bartlett
Green Annie Mrs., millinery, 124 Sixth, r. Iftfi Ash Av
Green Arthur P., timekeeper P. M. SS. and O.
and O. SS. l os., r. Alameda
Green August, marker La Grande Laundry
Green August, seaman, r. 21^1 Kast
Gnen Augusta, widow, r. '.'61 Fidsnm
Green Uarnev, hostler, r. 10 St. Charles PI
Green Bartholomew, helper Phelps Mufg. Co., r. 2605
Hyde '
Green B. F., expressman, cor Clay and Sansome, r.
119 Oak
Green Catherine, domestic 1801 Jones
Green Charles, clerk 8. F. New« Co., r. 9G1 Folsom
Green Charl. s, cook, r. 191 Jessie
Green Charles, cook stmr Geo. W. Elder, r. 1031
SuttHr
Greeu Charles, mate stmr Bonit*
Green Charles D., molder Eureka Foundry, r. E ■
Teiinestee. bet Butte and S dano
Green Charles E., private secretary Charles
Crocker, and secietary Oakland Water Front Co.,
NE cor Fourth and Townsend. room 42, r. 2607
Fillmore
Green diaries E., assistant engineer stmr Mariposa
Green Charles H., wool sorter, r. 519 Shotwell
Greeu Charles J., ))ain<er Ui.ion Iron Works, r. E ■
Tennessee, bet Butte and Solano
Green Charles W., seaman, r. 308 Beale
Green Daniel, currier, r. 210Liiiigton
Green Daniel, tanner, r. 1188 Harrison
Green D.miel, helper A. Lusk & Co.,r. 619 Third
Green Daniel W., carpenter, r. 15 ThirteenCh
Green David, r. 16J1 Fillmore
Green Edmund F., attorney at law, 328 Montgomery,
room 4. r. Oakland
Green Edward, caudy maker M. L. Stearns, r. lOOS
Markit
Green Edward, foreman O. and O. 83. Co., r. 354
Brannan
Green E iward, laborer, r. 1411 Montgomery
Green Kdward. laundryman S. F. Laundry
Green E. F., secondhand gooils, 425^ Fouith
Green Elwooa. r. 2418 California
Green E. M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 520 O'Farrell
Greeu Emma .Miss, dressmaker. 4:i5 Larkin
Green F. H.. laborer S. F. bridge Co.. r. 411 Sansome
Green Floride Miss, teacher Grant Primary School, r.
646 Folsom
Green F. M., master mariner, office 22 California, r.
Occidental HoM
Green Francis B., drayman, r. 110 Oak
Green Frank, carpenter, r. loll O'Farrell
Green Frank, cigarniaker, r. 415?i Powell
Green Frank, stevedore, r. 354 Brannan
Green Frank P., oculist and aurist, 202 Stockton
Green Frederick H.(A. F. Green .t Co.)r. 1716 UctavU
Green George, clerk, r. 354 Brannan
Green George, farmer. Ocean House Road,nr Farley'i
Corner
Green George, foreman James D. Horan, r. 122 Tenth
Gnen Geor«e, janitor, r. 826 Jackson
Green Georae, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Green George, spe-ialpolicemnn. r. 214 Chestnut
Gnen George, speculator, r. 207 Fillmore
Green George, teamster, r. Rntledge Av, nr Alabama
Green Georg<', woolgrader Charles 3. Moses & Co., r.
916 Valencia
Green George Mrs., varieties, 916 Valencia
Green George E., foreman Union Foundry, r. 41T
Sto.kton
Green George G., laborer Thomas P. H. Whitelaw, r.
W s Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Green George T., laundryman S. F. Laundry, r. 1129
Bu'hanan
Green George \V., snperintenddnt City Cemetery, r.
418 Leavenworth
Green H.. driver Pac. Transfer Co.. r. 918 Jackson
Green H. Mrs., wkIow, r. lt<20 Geary
Green Harry, mat-ter scbr West Wind, office 7 Clay
Green Henry D , sawyer, r. 933 Mission
Green Henry E., mining, r. 302 Monigomerv. room 11
Green Hiram, helper A. Litsk .^ Co.. r. H19 Third
Green H^use. Michael Farrell proptr, NW cor Sierra
anil Maryland
Green Issdor. barber, 27 !< Sixth, r. 5 Leonard PI
Green J., loachman, r. 810 Van Ness Av
Greeu Jacob, gentlemen's nurse, r. 340 Turk
Green James, r. 196 Ash Av
Green James E., paperhaiiger. r. 323 Vallejo
Green James J. (Green S Harmon) r. 15 Perry
Green J. M., mining. 15 M >nt,'oniery Block
Green John, apprentice Buckingham i Hecht, r. 2GX
Clinton Park
Green John, barber .Joseph Aaron, r. 513 Brannan
Gri-eu John, bartender Fallon it Buckley
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Capital, 84,125,033
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Green John, canmaker W. W. Montague & Co., r. 1411
Moutgouieiy
Green loim, cook, r. W s Michigan, bet Napa and
Shasta
Green John, druKRiBt Edwin W. Joy, r. 916 Jones
Gretn John, engineer, r. WH Welsh, reiir
Green John, engineer Btmr Orizaba, r. 36 Moss
Green John, horse trainer, r. Bay District Tract
Green John, laborer, r. 211 Fifteenth
Green Jolin, longshnreinan, r. (il7 Davis
Green John, mattressmaker Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co.,
r. 36 Moss
Green John, tinsmith, r. 1411 Montgomery
Green .lohu A., miner, r. 23 Kearny
Oreen John C, real estate agent, 224 Montgom-
ery, r. V9 Hulglit
Green John E., gripman Prrsidio RR,, r. 1604 Powell
Green John J., rigger, r. 12J Howard
Green John L., waiter, r. 110 Fourth
Green John T., bookkeeper Grangers' Business Assn,
r. 20 Natoma
Green Joseph, compositor Bulletin, r. 13 Harlan PI
Green Juseph, entry clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 510
Leavenworth
Green Joseph, teamster Am. Sugar Refinery
Green Joseph 1)., collector, r. 643 Oak
Green Josephine, widow, r. 901 Uaight
Green Julius C, r. .il7 Haight
Green Klaibiill F., seaman, r. 314 Bush
Green Leopold, farmer, Ocean House Road, nr Far-
ley's C'irner
Green Louis, merchant, r. 702 Natoma
Green Lucius P., purser stnir Newhern.r. 3313 Clay
Green Lyuiau, attorney, at law, r. 919 Jones
Green M. Mrs., widow, r. 1721 Scutt
Green M. A. Mrs., widow, r. 208 Eddy
Green Maggie, widow, r. 219 Golden Gate At
Green Martin E.. longshoreman, r. 308 H Folsom, tef^r
Green Marvin W.. carpenter, r. Lombard, bet Fill-
more and Webster
Green Mary F. Miss, nurse, r. 121 Ji Ivy At
GREEN MAX dressmaWng and
ladies' tailor, 415 5^ Powell
Green Mtchael, laborer, r. 46 Ritch
Green Michael, hostler Nevada Stables, r. 715 Natoma
Green Morris, shoemaker, 812 Valrn ia
Green Morris S., receiver Cal. St. RR.. r. 1421 Polk
Oreen Mountain Dairy, Enderli & Regli proptrs, E 8
Missouri, bet Sierra and Napa
Green Philip, merchant, r. 18 Russ
Green Peter, seaman, r. 108 Stcuart
Green R. I. & Co, (Gabriel P. Karpel, Rufus I.
Oreen and Abraham Froomberg) proprietors San
Francisco Horse Market, 33-35-37 New Mont-
gdVnery
Green Robert, liquor saloon, 221 Sacramento, r. 49
Tehama
Green Roliert (+., traveling salesman Kohler Ai Chase,
r. 2 City Hall PI
Green Rufus I. (R, I. Green & Co.) r. 302 Seventpenth
Green Samuel S., manager Hotel Gazette, 420 Kearny,
r. IGIOM Hyde
Green Sarah A , widow, r. 602 Sutter
Green Simon, barber, r. 901 Folsom
Green Solomon, glazier r. 22'J Hayes
Green Thomas (LJuike <fe Greeni r. 5 Alger PI
Green Tliomas (Green & McCiillongh) r. 1113 Folsom
Green Thomas, brewer r. HO") Powell
Green Thomas, plumber, r. 3010 Sixteenth
Green Thomas, shoemaker, r. 202 Sixth
Green Thomas E., miner, r. 509 Brannan
Green TUomis W., bookkeeper A. J. McNicoll & Co.,
r. Alameda
Green T. P., physician, r. 116 Turk
Green Waiter, student, r. 927 Ji Jackson
Green W. C, longshoreman, r. :W8 Beule
Green William, tireman, r. 760 Folsom
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Also Medicated aad Electric Eatlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 413
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Sewers Laid Properly.
Sewers Repaired.
W. E. LANE,
Plumber, 305 Kearny Street.
Estalillshed 1860.
Telephone 315.
Green Wjlliam, cirpeuter, r. 407 Brannan
Green William, compositor, r. 316 Beale
Careen Willi:im, teaniht r, r. 331 Hit. h
Green William, waiter, r. 174 Jessie
Green William, with Schlesinger & Green, r. 724
Golden Gate Av
Green William Jr. (Schlesinger & Green) r. 726
Golden Gate Av
Green William H.. bartender, r. 312 Minna
Green William H., farmer Ocean House Road, nr
Farley's Corner
Green William H., machinist W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
36 Ml IBS
Green William H., stonecutter, r. K Oak
Green William T., waiter, r. 873^ Market
Green & Harman (James J. Green and Andrew
Haiman) porkpackers and jobbers. 21:< Fourth
Green fc McCiillough (Thomas Green and Peter Mc-
Cullough) wood and ooai, 1113 Folsom
Green fc Shores (Abraham V. Green and Leander
Shores) real estate brokers. 20 Montgomery
(^ Gieen. See Greene and Gruen
Greeuan Francis T., l«borer, r. 33 Alta
Greenan Frank, plasterer, r. 1609 Folsom
Greenan Frank Mrs., teacher Cleveland School, r.
16(19 Folsom
Greenan James, laborer, r. 28 Prescott
Greenan J"hn, m.iil clerk Call, r. 83H Harrison
Greenan John, longshoreman, r. 28 Prescott
Greenan Jos ph, seiman, r. .'8 Prescott
Greenan Mich.iel, bakery, 1105 V4 Folsom
Greenan Peter G., clerk, r. 28 Prescott
Greenbaum Ernestine, widow, r. 1(H6>4 Folsom
Greenbaum L. & Co. (Sarali Greenbaum, Sigmund L.
Acker>on and Isaac Deutch) stockbrokers, 326)4
Montgomery
Greenbiium Strah (L. Greenbaum & Co.) r. 526 Eddy
Greenbaum William L.. minagei- Western Perfumery
Co., 26 Second, r. 526 Eddy
I^T' Greenbaum. See Greenebaum, Grinbaum and
Gruubaura
Greenberg Abraham H. (M. Gruenberg & Co.) r,
1412 Geary
Greenberg Charles, r. iiOO Leavenworth
Greenberg Charles, cigars and tobacco, 61 Sacra-
mento
Greenberg Henry, r. 413 Post
Greenberg Henry, si usage factory, 209 Sixth
Greenberg Joseph (M. Greeuberg's Sous) r. 661 Har-
rison
Greenberg Lazare J., salesman Samuel Weitz & Co.,
r. 536 McAllister
Greenberg Leon (U. Greenberg's Son*) r. 441 Bryant
Greenberg Leon, peddler, r. 137 )i Fifth
Greenberg Leopold, collector, r. 10J0!4 tieary
Greenberg Leopold, WHtohmak^r, r. 417 Pacific
Greenberg Max C, sale.sman Roos Bros., r. 506 Leav*
en worth
Greenberg Max H. (Greenberg & Greenberg) r. 1816
Geary
Greenberg Morris, tailor J. Jackson, r. 710 Washing-
ton
Greenberjs: N. G. W., drnsgist, SE cor Union
and Larkin
Greenberg Pauline Mrs., r. 417 Pacific
Greenberg Samson, salesman Greenberg & Greenberg,
r. 50i> Leavenworth
Greenberg 8am\iel C. (Greenberg & Greenberg) r. 508
Leavenworth
Greenberg Samuel H.. diamonds, watches, etc., 208
Kearny, r. 2418 Webster
Greenberg Solomon, photographer T. A. Brown, r.429
Geary
Greenberg .'c Greenberg(M«x H. and Samuel 0. Green-
berg) fancy goods, 31 Grant Av
esr Greeuiierg. See Gruenberg
Greenberg's M. Sons (Leon and .Joseph) proprie-
tors Eug.e Brass and Machine Works, 205 Fremont
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
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encauatic, tilazed und I>lain.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
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■" Greenblatt Moses (Fr. Hess & Co.) r.811 Golden Gate
Av
Greene Alfred T., collector The J. Dewing Co., r. i
Ridley
Greene Annie, widow, r. 59 Stevenson
Greene Charles (Lambert & Greene) r. 1818 Turk
Greene Chnrles B., contractor and builder, 330 Pine,
rooms 11-12, r. 34 Hawthorne
Greene Charles R., subscription ai^ent Overland
Monthly Publishing Co., r. 328 Bryant
Greene Charles W. G., cook. r. 804 Pacific
Greene Diego, clerk, r. 725 Vallejo
Greene E. Mrs., stationery, 224 G'Farrell
Greene Edward L., curator botany Cal. Academy of
Sciences, r. Berkeley
Greene Edward M., portrait painter, 126 Kearny,
room 3y, r. Oakland
Greene Francis M., r. 1524 Mission
Greenn Harry A. (Greene & Co.) r. 38 Eleventh
Greene Herbert M., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 12 Oak
Greene James J., groceries and liquors, NW cor Fif-
teenth and Noe
Greene James J., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Twentieth and Florida
Greene J. C. Mrs., dressmaking, 1418 Powell
Greene John E., liquor saloon, 222 Fourth, r. 1110
Harrison
Greene Joseph, printer, r. 50(5 Powell
Greene Joseph C, mechanical engineer, r. 1418 Powell
Greene Kate M. Miss, teacher South San Francisco
School, r. S s Paraguay, bet St. John and Tom-
bigbee
Greene Mamie E. Miss, compositor, r. 59 Stevenson
Greene Merced, widow, r. 725 Vallejo
Greene Myron D., teamster, r. 613 Fourth
Greene Nathaniel, bookkeeper Farnsworth & Bug-
gies, r. 239 Seventh
Greene Xellie J. Miss, cloakmaker, r. 59 Stevenson
Greene Rnnsom, fiirmer, r. 107 Oak
Greene Robert, calker, r. 7 Dodge PI
Greene Robert, carpenter, r. 820 Twenty-sixth
Greene Samuel, cooper, r. S. s Paraguay, bet St. John
and Tombigbee
Greene Samuel T., carpenter, r. 2600 Sutter
Greene Watson H., expressman, r. 198 Ash Av
Greene William Mrs., r. 1524 Mission
Greene William, r. 506 Powell
Greene William H., bartender, r. 506 Powell
Greene & Co. (Harry A. Greene) stock brokers, 304
Montgomery
Greenebaum Alifred (Alfred Qreenebaum & Co.) r.
Palace Hotel
Greenebaum Alfred & Co. (Alfred Greenebaum
and Ferdinand A. Haber) commission merchants
and importers. 111 Front
Greenebaum Alphonse C, traveling salesman, r. 419
Geary
Greenebaum Berthold, r. 613 Larkin
Greenebaum Emll (M. Waterman & Co.) r. 2011 Web-
ster
Greenebaum Jacob (Greenebaum & Co.) r. 1910
Washington
Greenebaum Jacob (Greenebaum & Strauss) r. 2291
Sacramento
Greenebaum Joseph, clerk M. Waterman k Co., r.
2011 Webster
Greenebaum Joseph, grain dealer, r. 1001 Pine
Greenebaum Louis, clerk Louis Sloss fc Co
Greenebaum Louis, broker, r. 526 Eddy
Greenebaum Morris (Greenebaum & Co.) r. New York
Greenebaum Moses (Greenebaum, Weil & Michels)
r. 2100 Van Ness Av
Greenebaum Oscar (Greenebaum k Henry) r. 1513
Scott
Greenebanm Rose, widow, r. 2011 Webster
Greenebanm Sigmund (Greenebaum Jc Co., r. 1459
Franklin
Greenebnatn, Well & Michels (Moses Greene-
baum, Leopold Weil, Leopold Michels and Moritz
Weil) importers and manufacturers men's fur-
nishing goods, 17-19 Sansome
Greenebaum William, salesmnn Greenebaum, Well &
Michels, r. 2100 Van Ness Av
Greenebaum William B., salesman Julius Newman, r.
Oakland
Greenebaum & Co. (Jacob Greenebaum, John
B. Luther, Sigmund and Morris Greenebaum)
auctioneers, 115-117 Bush
Greenebaum Jii Henry (Oscar Greenebaum and
Charles A. Henry) agents American Wine Co., NW
cor Polk and California
Greenebaum .V Straus (Jacob Greenebaum and Eman-
uel Straus) stock brokers, 232 Montgomery
t^ Greenebaum. See Greenbaum, Griubaum and
Giunbaum
Greenewald Louisa Mrs., r. 1717 Van Ness Av
Greeuewald Otto H., with H. Levi & Co., r. 1717 Van
Ness Av
t^ Greenewald. See Greenwald
Greenfield Louis L. salesman Levi Strauss k Co., r.
1230 Geary
Greengart Simon, tailor, r. 872 Folsom
Greenhalgh Thomas, gardener, r. 8.30 Eddy
Greenham Frederick, clerk, r. 920 Harrison
Greenbam Robert S., seaman, r. 920 Harrison
Greenhood Bertha Miss, teacher music, r. 1900 Stock-
ton
Greenhood Ella M., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 20 Hamp-
ton PI
Greenhood Fannie Miss, teacher Oak St. Primary
School, r. 1224 Laguna
Greenhood Hugo (C. C. Shattuck k Co.) r.l900 Stock-
ton
Greenhood Louis H., cashier H. Levi & Co., r. 1224
Laguna
Greenhood Moritz, insurance agent, r. 20 Hampton
PI
Greenhood William W., r. 1900 Stockton
Greenhow Alexander, molder Risdon Land L. Works,
r. 655 Harrison
Greenhow James, blacksmith, r. 655 Harrison
Greening Johnson, wire drawer Cal. Wire Works, r.
913 Vallejo
Greenlau Charles E., painter, r. 1013 Market
Greenlaw Frederick W., shipcarpenter, r. W 8 Min-
nesota, bfct Solano and Mariposa
Greenlaw John, shipcarpenter, r. N B Solano, bet
Texas and Mississippi
Greenlaw John B., boxmaker Hobbs, Wall k Co., r.
Solano^ bet Texas and Missitsippi
Greenlaw Thomas J., boxmaker Hobbs, Wall k Co.,
r. Solano, bet Texas and Mississippi
Greenleaf Delia, widow, r. 3255 Mission
Greenleaf George, teamster William Pullen, r. 31
Hardy
GREENLEAF J. LINCOLN
manufacturer stencil plates, box and.
bnrnin<; brands, steel and rubber
stamps, 405 Front, r. 560 Sancbez
Greenleaf Sydney, r. 1909 Mission
Greenleaf William C, master mariner, r. W 8 San-
chez, nr Eighteenth
Greenlee Fred S., bookkeeper Littlefield, Allison t Co.,
r.726 California
Greenlee Napoleon, engineer, r. 24 Turk
Greenlees Hugh, carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r. 615
CaFtro
Greenlin Clarence F., melter Selby Smelting and
Lead Co., r. 1211 Turk
Greenman Kate M., widow, t. 316 Taylor
Greenough Hugh T., clerk supply dept Wells, Fargo
& Co., r. Lorin, Alameda Co.
Greensfelder Naph B. (Greensfelder k Bettelhelm)
r 2123 Pine
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Imported and Domestic Rugs In Immense variety.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOTB PJLLACK HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Hanufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? Martet St
ESTABLISHED 1856.
MILLBRAE DAIRY
A. F. GREEN & CO., Proprietors.
Hotels, Eestaiirants and Private Families supplied with Fresh Country Milk from
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Greensfelder & Bettelhelm (Naph B. Greensfelder
Paul Bettelhelm) druRgists" Rundrles. 537 Market
Greentree JamPB B., teameter, r. 865)4 Market
Greenwald Eliza, domfstic 724 Turk
Greenwald Felix, correspondent Esberg, Bacbmftn &
Co., r. 1232 Eddy
Greenwald Jacob, r. 1513 Gough
Greenwald Moritz F., r. 2422 Fillmore
Iff" Greenwald. See Greenewnld
Greenway Alfred, cook, r. 19 Si ott PI
Greenway Edward M., clerk Ophir Mining Co., r. 226
Post
Greenway Thomas, laborer, r. 628 Folsom
Greenwell Adelaide W. Miss, teacher elocution, r. 221
Sixteenth
Greenwell Ernst, r. 120 Post
Greenwell Frank W., clerk, r. 2211 Sixteenth
Greenwell George, salesman Alexander NIcoll, r. 2511
Bush
Greenwell John, clerk Post Office, r. 221 Sixteenth
Green^vlch Dock Bonded ^Varehouse, Bode
& Haslett proprietors, NW cor Greenwich and
Battery
Greenwich Street Primary School. Mrs. A. 8. Trask
principal, S b Greenwich, bet Jones and Leayen-
worth
Greenwood Frank M. (Miller & Greenwood) r. 713
Hayes
Greenwood George, painter, r. 538 Shotwell
Greenwood James, tailor, r. 507 Shotwell
Greenwood Jennie B. Miss, r. 713 Hayes
Greenwood Monroe (Greenwood & De Wolf) r. 713
Hayes
Greenwood Richard, wrapper Union Soap Factory, r.
5H8 Shotwell
Greenwood Walter H., carpenter, r. 202 San Jo86 Av
Greenwood William, eonductor, r. 507 Shotwell
GREENWOOD & DE WOLF
(Itloiiroe Green^rood and William M.
De Wolf) real estate, house and Insur-
ance broUerg, 8 Ne^v Montgromery
Greenzweig George (George Greenzweig & Co.) r. 511
Post
Greenzweig George h Co. (George Greenzweig and
Max J. Franklin) Jewelry, 122-124 Sansome
Greenzweig Jacob, watchmaker George Greenzweig
& Co., r. 1018 Geary
Greer Anna P. Miss, r. 1025 Hyde
Greer Isaac, carpenter, r. 793 Mission
Greer Jane E. Miss, teacher Valencia Street Grammar
School, r. 1115 Valencia
Greer John, fireman Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 922 Bat-
tery
Greer John, laborer, r. 266 Jessie
Greer Mary L. Miss, teacher Valencia Grammar
School, r. 1115 Valencia
Greer Mary M. Miss, r. 1025 Hyde
Greer Peter, second mate stmr Newbern
Greer Robert, laborer, r. 1140 Mission
Greer Robert, miner, r. 720 Clementina
Greer Robert W., typefinisher Palmer & Rey, r. 643
Valencia
Greer Samuel, plasterer, r. 306 Hyde
Greer Thomas R., carpenter John G. Dar, r. 336 Hayes
Greer William M., chemist Bothln Mnfg Co., r. 336
Eighteenth
■^ Greer. Grler
Greffe Cliarles, proprietor Centennial Chair Fac-
tory, 508-510 Fifth, woodcarver and manufacturer
fancy furniture, r. 223 X Clara
GREGr FEANK, ^hUe sand and
sawdnst, 529 Mission, r. 618 Se-v^en-
teentli
Gregersen P. ter (Malm & Gregersen) r. 603 Folsom
Grepet Leopold, nursery, Franklin, bet Filbert and
Greenwich
FRATINGER & CO,
anl
105 KEARXT STREET.
CAS STOVES,
GAS riXTURES, GAS BUENEES.
&as Healers lor all purposes lor sale and made to order,
\A/_ E
PLUMBER,
Established 1860
605 KEABNV STREET.
Telephone 315.
Gregg Alice C. Miss, teacher Spring Valley Grammar
School, r. 2110 Polk
Gregg Edward, seaman, r. 715 H Natoma
Gregg Herbert U., pressman Bacon * Co., r. Saucellto
Gregg James C, bookkeeper, r. 202 Sixteenth
Gregg Jane L. Mr.s., r. 2110 Polk
Gregg John, miner, r. 902 Montttomery
Gregg Mary, widow, r. 1023 )« Clay
Gregg M. M., conductor S. P. Co.
Gregg Thomas R., wheelwright P. J. O'Brien h Sons,
r. 420 Sixth
Gregg WelliUKton Jr., collector The Crocker-Wool-
worth National Bank, r. 1 Rondell PI
Greggains Alexander, helper Pac. Ink Factory, and
eitraman Engine No. 10, r. 25 Clinton
Greggains Bridget, widow, groceries, 25 Clinton
Greggains John J., liquor saloon, 929 Bryant, r. 18
Clinton
Greggains Thomas W., policeman, r. 175i Clinton
l^r Greggains. See Griggaius
Greggs E. K., r. 130 Dolores
Grego George, seaman, r. 19 Commercial
Gregoire Emil, machinist, r. cor Gough and Green-
wich
Gregoire Louis (Louis Gregoire * Co.) r. 816 Capp
Grejefoire Louis & Co. (Louts Grr goire and Victor
Gardet) booksellers and ststioners, and importers
foreign books, r> Post. Masonic Temple
Gregoire Nicholas J., florist, cor Amherst and Silll-
man. U. M. T.
Gregoire V. (V. L. Fortin & Co.) r. Point San Pedro
Gregory Albert, machine operator Porter, Slesslnger
h Co., r. 354 Grove
Gregory Albert Jr., machine operator Porter, Slessln-
ger & Co., r. 354 Grove
Gregory E. C. (E. C. Gregory & Co.) r. 1149 Market
Gregory E. C. .^ Co. (E. C. Gregory) watches, clocks.
etc., 1149 Market
Gregory Edward, fireman U. S. stmr Madrona, r. 26
Glover
Gregory Elizabeth, widow, r. 615 Fulton
Gregory George M., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
San Rafael
Gregory Henry P. (H. P. Gregory & Co.) r. Oakland
Gregory H. P. Hi Co. (Henry P. Gregory) Im-
porters machinery and machinery supplies, NW
cor Fremont and Mission
Gregory James W., foreman St. George Stable, r.
Russ Mouse
Gregory J. N., salesman H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
Saucelito
Gregory John S., traveling salesman Crane, Hastings
& Co.. r. 502 Taylor
Gregory Martin, salesman, r. 1123 Folsom
Gregory Thomas V., shoemaker Bryant & Mullln, r.
12)^ Ridley
Gregory W., r. 507 Mason
Gregory William, seaman, r. 478 Eighth
Gregory William F., doorkeeper U. S. Mint, r. 2916Ji
Sixteenth
Gregory William G. (Williams & Gregory) r. 433 Sev-
enth
Gregory William H., salesman H. Liebes it Co., r. 20
I,angton
Greicheu William, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 1208
Twentieth
Greif George M., bookbinder Whelan & Tracy, r 827
Vallejo
Greif John, barber and baths, 636 Wasbfogton, r. 619
Greenwich
Greif John J., deputy clerk Justices' Court, r. 1619
Dupont
Oreig James, chief clerk Occidental Hotel
Grelg William, carpenter, r. 810 Mission
Grelg William, ship carpenter Union Iron Works, r.
W B Mississippi, bet Mariposa and Santa Clara
Greln Bartholomew, laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. 333
Bay
JOHN HAMMOND
35
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
lfj»nara<*tar«r of cverj' description of
P.A8SENQEB, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
4» to BO Beale Street. Kan Franeiitco.
Trumari; Isham & Hooker.
421-42'7 Market St. Acrrienltaral Imple-
ments, M'asons, Hteam Snsines.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOETERS OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
309, 8]1, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STREET
Greineisen Heinricb, brushmaker Eureka Brush Fac-
tory, r. 231 Fifteenth '
Greineiaen Henry (Gutwillig & Grelnelsen) r. 523 ,
Vallejo
Oreiner Amelia MiB8, dressmaker, r. SW cor Shasta
and Michigan
Greiner Annie Miss, telegraph operator, r. 8W cor |
Shasta and Michigau
Greiner Jacob G.. bartender Frederick A. Freese
Greiner Sigmond, miner, r. SW cor Shasta and Mich-
igan
Grelis John W., r. 725 S,' Hayes
Grelk Maria, domestic 910 Lombard
Grell Fritz, liquor saloon, 562 Brannan
Grellman Cuueo, waiter National Hotel
Gremminger Francis C, painter, r. 656 Natoma
Gremmler Conrad, waiter Gruen & Heydenaber, r. 52
Second
Grenelle Hart, druggist, r. 500 Eddy
Greniuger Charles W., plumber, r. 107 Buchanan
Greninger Daniel, capitalist, r. 107 Buchanan
Greninger George F. (Schaefer & Greniuger) r. 107
Buchanan
Greninger J., cabinetmaker Fuchg & Euler, r. Hi
Brannan
Grenis Jolin W., r. 725 H Hayes
Grenlich C. L., upholsterer Frederichs & Qerke, r. 26
Silver
Grenzin John A., engineer, r. 6 Zoe PI
Oress Algeron, ehampooer Hamman Baths, r. 1028
Market
Gress Charles, engraver, r. 11 H Qnincy
Gress Kent W., carpenter, r. 604 M Linden At
Gressell Benjamin, waiter, r. 250 Clara
Gressler J. E., waiter, r. 787 Mission
Gresty William, cutter P. F. UcNulty & Co., r. 231
Green
Oreswell Benjamin, waiter, r. 265 Clementina
Grete Edward C, upholsterer, r. 39 Fulton
Grete Franz, upholsterer, r. 39 Fulton
Grete Herman E., seaman, r. 39 Fulton
Grethe Edmond, master schr Gualala, office 316
Steuart
Grethel Philip (Reichardt & Grethel) r. 1132 Dupont
Gretsch Philip, cellarjpan Napa and Sonoma Wine
Growers' Agency, r. 710 Hyde
Gretton George, watchman, r. 38 Thirteenth
Gretz Leo, cigarmaker, r. 134 Fourth
Gretzer Frank, mining, r. 122 Post
Greeur Joseph, teamster, r. 922 Battery
Greves David, helper Washington Mnfg Co., r. 225
Ritch
Greves David Jr., boltmaker. r. 225 Ritch
Greves George W., molder, r. 225 Bitch
Greves Henry, longshoreman, r. 3 Johnson
Greves James, seaman stmr City of Chester
Greves William H., longshoreman, r. 225 Bitch
Grey Alexander, r. 83 Everett
Grey Cyril V., attorney at law, 604 Merchant,
room 1, r, 1304 Post
Grey Eagle Gravel Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.) The-
odore Wetzel secretary, 522 Montgomery
Grey Edward P., stockbroker, r. 818 Powell
Grey James M., attorney at law, 647 Merchant
Grey John T., clerk David McClure, r. 1029 Mission
Grey Patrick J. Rev., pastor St. Patrick's Church, r.
744 Mission
0^ Grey. See Gary
Gribben Alfred, laborer, r. 917 Sansome
Gribben Fannie, widow, r. 917 Sansome
Gribben Frank, asphaltumworker, r. 917 Sansome
Gribble Belle Mrs., r. 1709 Jessie
Gribhle Charles, operator Neville & Co., r. Oakland
Grihble John T., machinist, r. E s Minnesota, bet
8)1anoand Butte
Gribi Fred., chief cook Clifif House
Grible Joseph, milker N. Davidson, r. NW cor Sierra
and Pennsylvania Av
Griebel Gustave, weaver 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. North Polit, nr I.arklu
Griepenbiiry Ui nry, seaman )-tiur Ancon
Grier Ed\\'ard H.. porter Aiueriran Exchange Hotel
Grier RobiTt, carpenter, r. 1514 Sacramento
Grit-r Teresa, widow, r. 514 Frau. isco
Grier William J., telegraph operator S. P. Co, r. 11
Langton
t^ Grier. See Greer
(irierson Annie Mrs., r. 303 Scott
Gri)8 Anna M., r. 664 k Minna
Grieg Frederlclt, wiuea and liquors, BE cor Main
and Howard
Grlese Charles, artificial stone worker, r. 40 Minna
Griesemer John C, brakeman 8. P. Co., r. 624 Fourth
Griohab. r John A., wood turner, r. 29 Miuua
GrieFhaber Robert, waiter, r. 116 Ellis
Gries>ier Adolph, liquor saloon, 709 Mission, r. 2205
Pine
Griesser Frederick, bartender A. Qtiesser, r. 555
Jessie
Griffin A., clerk Siegfried * Brandenstein, r. Alameda
Griffin Alexander, painter, r. 1215 Pacific, rear
Griffin Alexander Jr., painter, r. 1215 Pacific, rear
Griffin Amos G., oysterman, r. 737 Howard
Griffin Anthony, carpenter, 938 McAllister, r. 120
Olive Av
Griffin Bartholomew, driver La Grande Laundry, r,
2523 Mission
Griffin Bartholomew, laborer 8. F. Cordage Factory,
r. W 8 Kansas, bet Nevada and Humboldt
Griffin Bernard F., cook, r. 2829 WasUiuKton
Griffin Bridget, widow, r. N s Falkland, bet Tomblg-
bee and Potomac
Griffin Charles D., student A. Van Der Naillen, r.
Oakland
Griffin Cora B. Miss, teacher Union St. Experimental
School, r. 32 Glen Park Av
Griffin Daniel J., blacksmith, r. 403 Bryant
Griffin Daniel P.,boatbuililer, r. 239 Steuart
Griffin E. C. Mrs., r. 635 Ellis
Griffin Frank D., boatbuilder John D. Griffin, r. 239
Steuart
Griffin Frank J., clerk Oregon Imp. Co., r. 243 Perry
Griffin Frank 8., clerk C. A. Hooper & Co., r. 817 How-
ard
Griffin Frederick E., painter, r. 1126 Alabama
Griffin George T., stenographer Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 614 Folsom
GKIFFIN GUSTAVIUS H.
M. E. I., M. D., B. A., lecturer and
demonstrator of Electricity li'Ecole dea
Medicine, Paris, France, r. Tlie Mel-
ville, 1104 Market
Griffin H. steel worker Pac. Rolling Mill
Griffin Henry, roofer, r. 704 Folsom
Griffin Hiram E., clerk The John T. Cutting Co., r.
2iP2 Stockton
Griffin J., shipyardman Union Iron Works
Griffin James, carpenter, r. 118^ Fair Oaks
Griffiq James, fruit peddler, r. 67 Wt-st Mission
Griffin James, liquor saloon. 537 Pacific
Griffin James, machinist, r. 553 Mission
Griffin James, stevedore, r. 8 Norton PI
Griffin James J., maiker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 67
West Mission
Giiffin Jeremiah, shoemaker, r. 163 JesPie
Griffin Jeremiah J., machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 512
Fourth
Griffin John, bricklayer, r. 5fi Minna
Griffin John, chairmaker Wakefield Rattan Co., r. 553
Mission
Griffin John, cloth carrier 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory. r. 218>s Ritch
Griffin John, cook George Dawson, r. 12 John
Griffin John, fireman stmr San Joaqain
Griffin John, laborer, r. 9 Middle
MANN 8i BENEDICT,
SDOCESSOKS TO
C. C. HASTINGS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND
fl^ICK HOrS£ BL4>CK.
ORIENT Ins. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,551,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SEXTON, Isi. Maogsr.
fliCKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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Griffin John, laborer, r. 5U Mtasion
Griffiu John, laborer, r. 5.20 Mission
(riffln John, shipbuilder, r. 425 Sierra
GnfKn John D., boatbuilder, 2:(9 Steuart
Griffin John P., salesman OOounor, Moffatt & Co., r.
I'iO Olive Av
Griffin John L., salesman, r. 4 Cottage Row
Griffin John M., r. 908 Lyon
Griffiu John T., l-iborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. W s
Kansas, bet Nevada and Humboldt
Griffin John W., enginier, r. 37 )« Perry
Griffin Lawrence, laborer, r. W s Cortland At, bet
Prospei t Av and Chapultepec, B. H.
Griffin Lottie Miss, Baleslady, r. 635 Ellis
Griffin Miiry, domestic '2530 Mission
Griffin Mary, ladies nurse, r. 1609 Mason
Griffin Maurice J., proptr Springfield Dairy, r. W 8
Kansas, bet Nevada and Hurahnldt
Griffiu Michael, engineer Plielan Bldg, r. 818 Geary
Griffin Michael, mining, r. 423 Bush
Griffiu Michael, waiter, r. 2r,8 Stevenson
Griffin Michael F., laborer, r. 1320 Bioderlck
Griffin Michael J., r. 309 Minus
Griffin Michael S., laborer, r. 2239 Geary
Griffin Michael T., operator Western Union Tel. Co.,
r. Grand Hotel
Griffiu Nora, widow, r. 35 Natoma
Griffiu Oscar F., clerk, r. 2621 Sacramento
Griffin P. Rev., assistant pastor St. Joseph's Church.
r. 214 Tenth
Griffiu Patrick, laborer Pac. Oil and Lead Works, r.
144)4 Clara
Griffin Patrick, liquor saloon, 1910 Market
Griffin Patrick F., contractor, r. 1730 Stevenson
Griffin Patrick H., clerk, r. 425 Kearny
Griffin Patrick J., carriage woodworker H. M. Black,
r. 126 Silver
Griffiu Peter, porter, r. 202 Second
Grilhn P. G., laborer, r. 529 Valencia
Griffin Richard P., shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 67 West Mission
Griffin Robert, weaver Excelsior Wire Works, r. 117
Julian Av
Griffiu Uobert L., laborer Charles Callahan, p. 669
Clementina
Griffin S., oiler stmr Columbia
Griffiu Thomas, cutler M. Price, r. Oakland
Griffin Thomas, fireman, r. 3 Morrell PI
Griffin Thomas G., salesman Michael Price, r. Oak-
liind
Griffiu Thomas H., contracting agent S. P. Co., 613
Market, r. 1013 Twentieth
Griffin Thomas K., reporter The Guide, r. Oakland
Griffin Thomas M , paper ruler Malloye & Broder, r.
120 O.ive Av
Griffin Timothy, laborer P. M. SS. Co., r. 41 Stanly
Pi
Griffin Timothy, wagonmaker J. Brouillard, r. 1430
Pacific
Griffin Warren, shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
910 Geary
Oriffiu Warren A., carpenter, r. 216 Minna
Oriffin Wellington A. compositor, r. 4 Cottage Row
Griffiu William, bricklayer, r. 56 Minna
Griffiu William, conductor, r. 1354 Madison Av
Griffiu William, coremaker Fulton Iron Works, r. U
Clementina
Griffiu William A., engineer Capitol Mills, r. 921 Six-
teenth
Griffin William B., steward, r. 427 Pacific
Griffin William D., clerk O. and O. SS. Co., r. Oak-
land
Griffin William H., shoemaker, r. W s Kansas, bet
Nevada and Humboldt
Griffin William W., foreman, r. 1008 Alabama
Griffing Frederick A., receiving clerk M. J. Flayin &
Co., r. 315 Bush
Griffith A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1416 Jackson
DR. BAZAN'S
T1IEKMO-EI.F.CTKIC
RUSSIAN ai TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Eatlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SANITARY PLUMBING
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES WELL DONE.
Repairing a Specialty.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established I860. Telephone 315.
Griffith Andrew, packer Black Point Packing House
Griffith Authouy, deputy AsHessor, r. 2307 Larkln
Griffith Auiiliii Mrs., iinn. ipal Ci il.len Gate Primary
School, r. «24 Lombard
Griffith Charles A., chiropodist, r. 904 Stockton
Griffith Edward B. (Griffith & Sons) r. 1015 Howard
Gritfith Edwin- L.., se retary Pacific Steam Whal-
ing Co., aud Arctic Oil Works, 28 California, r.
San R.Hfael
Griffith Elizabeth, dressmaker, 238 Taylor
Griffith El more, gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 237 Twelfth
Griffith Evan, laborer Risdon I. and L, Works, r. 12
Hunt
Griffith Fleming M., fireman, r. 320 Langton
Griffith Frederick L. (Griffith k Sons) r.l035 Howard
Griffith George, tauuer, r. 11 Geneva
Griffith Hannah M., widow, r. 717 Grove
Griffith Harry E. (Griffith & Sons) r. 1035 Howard
Griffith Henry, pressman Commercial Pub. Co., r. 108
Stockton
Griffith Henry J., sewing machine agent, r. 830 How-
ard
Griffith James, miller, r. 6 Clinton
Griffith James A., gilder, r. 717 Grove
Griffith James B., porter O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
609 Fell
Griffith James B., wheelwright, r. 426 Fourth
Griffith John, morocco fluisber, r. Jl Geneva
Griffith John B., painter, r. 810 Fifteenth
Griffith John E. (Chetwood & Co.) r. 1525X Market
Griffith John L., painter, r. 810 Fifteenth
Griffith M. G., speculator, r. 2118 Van Ness Av
Griffith Millen, mauager tug boats Goodall, Perkins &
Co., r. 569 Harrison
Griffith Sheldon C, fireman, r. 5 Clinton
Griffith W., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 8
Hubbard
Griffith William, painter, r. 1215 Pacific, rear
Griffith William, tanner, r. 11 Geneva
Giiffith & Sons (Edward B., Frederick L. and Harry
E.) job printers, 1035 Howard
Griffiths Allen, dentist, 8 Sixth
Griffiths David T., liquor saloon, 34 Second
Griffiths G. L. Mrs., furnished rooms, 129 Third
Griffiths Griffith B., policeman, r. 118 Twenty-sixth
Griffiths Griffith L., laborer, r. 129 Third
Griffiths Howard H., attorney at law, kl Montgomery
Block
Griffiths James, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 123 Silver, rear
Griffiths James H., boilermaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 123 Silver, rear
Griffiths Joseph, blacksmith, r. 431 Shipley
Griffiths Lincoln B., surveyor Sanborn Map and Pub-
llstiiug-Co.
Griffiths Nathaniel, boilermaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 123 Silver, rear
Griffiths P., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Griffiths Samuel, oiler, r. 215 Seventh
Griffiths Thomas, gardener, r. 2023 Devisadero
Griffiths Tbomas H.. muster mariner, r. 34 Liberty
Griggs Perrv, r. 227 Fifth
Griggs William B., hostler A. S. Peterson, r. 66 New
Montgomery
Grigsby E. S., with W. W. Montague b Co., r. 1613
Golden Gate Av
Grigsby William H., upholsterer, r. 225 Fourth
Grillwitzer Charles A. (Grillwitzer & Martin) and
superintendent Automatic Table Co., r. 752 Pine
Grillwitzer & Martin (Charles A. Grillwitzer and P.
Ross Martin) coffee saloon, 34 Eddy
Grim Abraham K., mining, r. 1008 Jones
Grim Alfred R.. clerk Liverpool and London and
Globe Ins. Co., r. 1008 Jones
Grim Alonzo M., cashier Moore & Smith, r. 3026
Washington
Grim B., cabin boy stmr San Jos^
K7" Grim. See Grimm
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELKPHONB 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THK LARGKST BVSKVESS^
OF A^'Y AMBRICAN COMPAN'SV
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Trimming's
a Specialty.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Oriootte Joseph, weaver 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. Black Point
Gripp John, bookkeeper Tillmann & Bendel, r. Oak-
land
GriBch Andrew, r. 8.37 Folsom
GriBhelc Charles, clerk, r. 634 Fourth
Griswell Beujamin P., waiter, r. 260 Clara
Griswuld A. H., mining, r. 27 Glen Park Av
Griswold C. F. (Griswold & Cook) r. Tiftany Block
Grlswold Charles P., clerk freight auditor's office 8.
P. Co., r. Oakland
GrisMTold E. & Co. (Eugene Grlswold) manufac-
turers iiud refiners of earbuniite of soda, 125-129
Utah, bet El Dorado and Alameda
Grlswold Edward W., insurance agent, r. 418 Sutter
Griewold Eugene (E. Grlswold «: Co.) r. 122 Turk
GriBWold Fred, calker, r. 1524 Webster
Griewold George, car repairer S. P. Co., r. SE cor
Sixth and BrHUuan
Grlswold Harriett B. Miss, teacher, r.27 Glen Park Av
Grimes Alfred, blacksmith, r. 630 Commercial
Grimes Edward, clerk, r. 574 Minna
Grimes Everett M., bookkeeper A. G. Gurnett, r.
Oakland
Grimes Frank, clerk County Clerk's Office, r. 1100
Pierce
Grimes Frederick C, engineer 8. P.. Co., r. 202 8ix-
tefnth
Grimes George L.. salesman Hawley Bros. Hardware Grlswold Jacob A., r. 1008 Bush
Co., r. 1819 Baker '" ' ° -^' — ' .-
Grimes Georffe T., assistant grand secretary
Grand Lodge F. and A. M., office Masonic Temple,
r. 2534 Washington
Grimes James, painter, r. Ill Jessie
Grimes John, carpenter, r. S s Precita Av, nr Folsom
Grimes John F., piano polisher, r. 457 Stevenson
Grimes Joseph, fireiuan. r. 629 Front
Grimes Michael t'., r. 27,30 Mission
Grimes Robert, liquor saloon, 34 Minna
Grimes Thomas, assistant engineer stmr San Vin-
cente, r. 49 Clementina
Grimley Francis, teamster Frank Barnard & Co., r.
91. ^ Broadway
Grlswold James S., shipping clerk Le Count Bros., i.
Alameda
Grlswold Josish, r. 627 Grove
Gris^-old Norman \*'., president Celery, Beef
and Iron Extract Co., 1.5-17 Post, r. 2105 Pine
Grlswold White F., dentist, r. 1101 Van Ness Av
Griswold William, pressman, r. 27 Glen Park Av
Grlswold W. N., physician, r. 122 Turk
Griswold * Cook (C. F. Griswold and Ernest Cook)
tinsmiths and plumbers, 3'i4() Mission
Groat Elias, mechanic, r. 1524 Vallejo
Groat William A., driver Northern Pacific Express
Co., r. 2816 Laguna
l^-Groat. See Grote
Grimley Patrick, laborer, r. 632 Valencia
Grimm Adam, barber Lick House, r. 36 McAllister
Grimm Adam, frinsemaker. r 613 Jones
Grimm Adam H., barber Adam Grimm, r. 109 Mont-
gomery
Grimm Adele L. Miss, teacher Union Primary School,
r. 18 Lewis
Grimm Albert, clerk, r. C13 Jones
Grimm Charles, baker, r. 18 Lewis
Grimm Charles H., physician, 302 Stockton
Grimm Charles W., agent, r. 306 Clementina
Grimm Eliza, widow, r. 14:t3 Pacific
Grimm Emile, baker, r. 4 Chatham PI
Grimm Eugenie, widow, r. 1917 Stockton
Grimm Ferdinand W., r. 306 Clementina
Grimm Frank A., clerk Dunham, Carrlgan & Co., r.
613 Jones
Grimm Frederick, r. 306 Clementina
Grimm Frederick, teamster Bavaria Brewery, r. 317
Francisco
Grimm F. W., groceries and liquors, 826 Twentieth
Grimm George, restaurant, 317 Francisco
Grimm Henry, saloonkeeper, r. 1812 Larkin
Grimm Margaret, widow, r. 793 Eighteenth
Grimm Matthias, real estate, r. 613 Jones
Grimm Peter J., seaman stmr San Lorenzo
t^ Grimm. See Grim
Grimmelman Frederick (Grimmelman & Slebs) r. 115
Fell
Grimmelman & Siebs (Frederick Grimmelman and
John H. Slebs) liquor saloon, 227 Montgomery
Grimmer C. A., workman U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Gi immer Emil, baker American Exchange Hotel
Grimmer Robert, clerk, r. 217 Minna
Grimshaw Henry (Grimshaw fc Co.) r. 808 Green
Grimshaw Samuel, laborer Charles Dutton, r. Harri-
son, bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Grimshaw & Co. (Henry Grimshaw) druggists, 720
Montgomer.v Av
Grimwood A. D., assistant manager Cal. Title Ins. and
Trust Co., 206 Sansome, r. Fruit Vale
Grinbaum Morris S. (M. S. Grinbaum & Co.) r. 1313
Gough
Grinbaum M. S. & Co. (Morris S. Grinbaum
and Morris Louisson) commission merchants, 124
California
Grlndell Oscar C, confectioner, r. 871 Market
Grindley John H., director Deming-Palmer Milling
Co., r. Oakland
Grindley Thomas R., physician and surgeon, 8Ji
Golden Gate Av
Grinnel .lohn, seaman, r. 263 East
Grlnnell Hart, r. 1222 Bush
Grinnell Henry F„ teamster, r. 311 Capp
Grlnnell J. P. Mrs., widow, r. 313 Turk
Grocer and Country Mercliant (commercial
weekly) Brlggs & Harrington publishers and
proprietors, 123 California
Grocers Protective Union, Julius Buhlert secretary,
649 Washington
Godell George H., pilot, r. 1327 Twenty-fourth
Grodhaus S. G., r. 1013 Treat Av
Grodjinsti Benjamin, barber C. A. Berliner, r. 473
Tehama
Grodjinskl Israel P., rabbi, r. 473 Tehama
Grodjinski Jacob, barber Joseph McCnllough, r. 473
Tehama
Grodjinfki Pauline, baths, 473 Tehama
Grodt William H., lumberman, r. 9 Essex
Groeling Theodore, watchmaker A. Andrews, r. 821
California
Groelli Joseph, electrician, r. 807 Kearny
Groen Aaron, seaman, r. 32 Zoe
Groenevelt Gustave, jeweler August Kohler, r. 17.
Sumner
Groenevelt Gustave C, second officer stmr Alex.
Duncan, r. 418 Broadway
Groenninger Henry E., r. KE cor Twenty-fourth and
York
Groensberg Ole., pastor Our Savior's Scandinavian
Lutheran Church, Howard, bet Twelfth and Thir-
teenth, r. 107 Ninth
Groeper Emll, groceries and liquors, SE cor Twenty-
sixth and Bartlett
Groeper Harro C, anient Pac. Towboat Co., office 309
Ea^t, r. 2106 Howard
Groeper Otto B., r. 2106 Howard
Groeschel Benjamin (Groeschel & Reinhold) r. 736
Geary
Groeschel & Reinhold (Benjamin Groeschel and Ja-
cob Keinhold) butchers, 1P02-1604 Market
Groezinger Robert, tanner, r 114 Valparaiso
Grcffmau Charles P., tinsmith, r. Jamaica, bet St.
John and Tombigbee
Grogan A. E., with Home Mutual Ins. Co., 216 San-
some
Grogan E. Mrs., stewardess stmr City of Rio de Ja-
neiro
f . & J. SLOANE & CO.
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY
641 to 647 MEET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? Market SL
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY(^*^^l5«ai?o\le1.^e:r*'"'
ARPAD HARASZTHY « CO.
' 530 WASSIKaTO» STBZET.
GRO
549
GEO
Grogan Michael T., mining, r. 1713 Howard
Grogan Walter B., cU rk, r. 507 MHBon
•Groizard Francis, painter, r. 9 Elizabeth, rear
Groll Pbillp S., confectioner Swain Bros., r. 948 How-
ard
Oromalre Onesimus, blacksmith, 716 Greenwich, r.
710 Lombard
Grombo John, laster Buckingbam & Hecht, r. cor
Polk and Fell
Gronard G., vocalist Tivoli Opera House
Groudoiia Glacotuo, engineer, r. 22'2 Broadway
Grondoua Giovanni, expressman, N\V cor Washing-
ton and Davis, r. 15 WashiuKton
Grondona Jaiues (Groudona & Ruvano) r. 315 Green
Grondona Stephen L , bartender, r. 2012 Mason
GRONDONA & RAVANO
I Jam«$ Groitdonu and Aiisrelo Ravauo)
Hsh dealers, 3 Clay St, Market
Gronemeytr H. H., r. 2016 Hyde
Gronosky Henry, tailor, r. 1019 Larkin
Grouow James O., waiter, r. 424 Sansotne
-Gtouwald Soren, seamen, r. 116 Perry
Groom James J., courtroom clerk Superior Coart,
Dept 12, r. 509 Powell
Groom John, hostler, r. Bay District Track
■Groom Joseph P,, plumber, and extraman Hose No.
3, r. 193154 Stevenson
•Groom Roger, bookkeeper Montgomery k Co., r. 1808
Jessie
■Groom William, farmer, r. cor Old San Jos6 and
Ocean House I{oads
<Trooms D,, waiter stmr Geo. W. Elder
GrO'JS C. Jr.. bookkeeper London, Paris and Ameri-
can Bank, r, 5 Hyde
GroppeuEieser Oswald F., cook. r. 257 Perry, rear
Crros Alfred, apothecary, NW cor Washington and
Kearuy, branch HI Grant .\v, r. 1113 Hyde
fl^" GroB, See Gross
Griisel Hermann, carriagemaker, r. 271 5^ Clara
Grosenue Jacob, brewer, r.2227 Greenwich
Gropgebauer Bertha, widow, r. 1719 Jones
■Grosgebauer Johu, clerk, r. 1719 Jones
Grosh Eliza T., widow, r. 220 Seventh
Grosh Snmuel R., bookkeeper, r. 2.'0 Seventh
Grosh Walter B., engineer, r. 220 Seventh
Grosmii'k Charles, seaniau stmr Columbia
Gross Alfred, pressman Commercial Publishing Co.,
r. 36 Valparaiso
Gross Caroline, widow, r. 522 Turk, rear
Gross Charles, bookkeeper S. Bear & Co., r. 806 Ful-
ton
Gross Charlee A., tailor Scbafer fc Co., r. 512 Bush
Gross David, merchant (New Tacoma, W. T.) r. 1807 H
Pine
Gross Dora, widow, r. 737 J4 McAllister
Gross Edward F. .painter r. 348 Shipley
Gross Ernest, teamster, r. 4 Vanderwater
Gross Frank J., tinsmith, r. 36 Valparaiso
Gross Frank W., r. 44 Third
Oross George, physician and surgeon, .319 Kearny
Gross John, baker stmr Starbuck, r. 211 Twenty-
fourth
Gross John, engineer tug Annie Hart, r.l2 Washington
Gross John, shoemaker, r. 5 Burritt
Gross John F.. grainer, r. 1624 West Mission
Gross Johu H.. engineer stmr Transit
Gross Louis, cashier ArpaJ Haraazthy & Co., r. 806
Fulton
Gross Mary M., widow, r. 3fi Valparaiso, rear
Gross Minnie, domestic 1106 Van Ness Av
Gross Noah, cook, r. 53 Clav
Gross Philip, tailor, 2012 Fillmore
Gross Sarah A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 256 Fourth
•^ Gross. See Gr.s
Gro8!^e, Lamb & Co. (William Grosse and William H.
Lamb) importers bronze and fancy leather goods,
516-518 Market
FRATINGER & CO.
THE LEADING
CLOM AND SUIT HOOSE.
105 KEARXY STREET.
WATER CLOSETS
OF EVERY I)ESCRIPTION_CAREFULLY REPAIRED.
PLUMBER, 505 KEARN'S' STREET.
EstabUshed 1S60. Telephone 315.
Grosse Philip, carpenter Wheeler & Burdick, r. 1331
Parific
Grosse Rudolph M. , butcher, r. 362?i Clementina
Grosse Sopliie, liquor saloon, SE cor Commercial and
Kearuy
Grosse William (Grosse, Lamb & Co.) r. 1428 Webster
Grosser Charles, laborer S. F. Bridge Co., r. NE cor
Fourth and Berry
Grossetta J.'hn, r. 620 !< Lombard
Grossetta Matthew, coffee saloon, 1203 Polk
Groesetta Peter, boxmaker, r. 620)4 Lombard
Grosslicht Charles, expressman, 101 Sansome, r. 436
Naloma
Grosslicht Morris., teamster, r. 436 Natoma
Grossliiht Selig, fruits and vegetables, 514 Hayes, r.
4:36 Natoma
Grossiuiu Aaron, bookbinder Hicks & Judd, r. 715
O'Farrell
Grossman Abraham, cigarmaker, r. 1223 Laurel At
Grossman Curl, r. 439 Fulton
Grossman George J., liquor saloon, NE cor Post and
Kearny, r. 212 Jersey
Grossman Henry, laborer, r. 605 Broadway
Grossman Jacob, bookbinder Hicks & Judd. r. 715
O'Farrell
Grossman Julius B., conductor Market St. KB., r. 720
BroJerick
Grossman Marks, glazier, 517 California, r. 716 O'Far-
rell
Grossman Morris M., clerk, r. 715 O'Farrell
Grossman Sigmund, confectioner, 14 Turk
Gtossmayer Abraham, salesman Sachs Bros, k Co., r.
101 Dupont
Grossmayer M. H., stock and bond broker, 219 Sail'
some, r. Oakland
Grosvenor Fredrika Mrs., artist, 711 Jones
Grote Frederick, maltster S. F. Stock Brewery, r. 223
Francisco
Grote Henry, spooler 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 2106 Powell
Grote Henry F., groceries and liquors, 2230 Geary
Grote John O., groceries and liquors, NW cor Seven-
teenth and Church
Grote Maggie E. Miss, teacher Turk Street Primary
School, r. 2230 Geary
Grote Mary, spooler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
2106 Powell
Grote Otto, clerk John Drucker, r. SW cor Sixth and
Mission
Grote Sophie A. Miss, teacher Public Schools, r. 2230
Geary
f»- Grote. See Groat
Grotegut Henry, engineer Dredger No. 1, r. 63 Te-
hama
Grotegut William H., clerk, r. 63 Tehama
Groth Andrew S., clerk R. F. Morrow, r. 1232 Broad-
way
Groth Benjamin, messenger, r. 1232 Broadway
Groth Carsten H. (C. H. Groth 4 Co.) r. 534 O'Farrell
Groth Carsten W. (C. H. Gmthi Co.) r. 534 O'Farrell
Groth C. H. & Co. (Carsten H. and Carsten W. Groth)
grocerii-8 and liquors, 534 O'Farrell
Groth Charles, carpenter, 2118 Mission, r. 2130 Mis-
sion I
Groth Christian E. W., steward, r. 12 Jackson |
Groth David, groceries and liquors, NW cor Sutter i
and Webster ]
Groth Gustave A., r. 419 Sutter, rear !
Groth Henry, papercarrier, r. 1232 Broadway
Groth Henry J., assistant sergeant at arms S. F. Stock i
and Exchange Boad. r. 1232 Broadway
Grotheer August, laborer C»l. Sugar ReUnery, r. 2736
Bryant '
Grotheer Frederick, deckhand stmr Oakland i
Grothmann Richard P. (Grothmann & Medau) r. 619 [
Union I
Grothmann & Medau (Richard Grothmann and
George J. Medau) barbers, 1203 Dupont
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
manafaotarvr ofeverr deiwrlption of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CABS.
42 »o SU Beale Street, Saa rranelseo.
STEAM ENGINES AND THRESHING MACHINES.
TSUMA17, ISHAH & HOOK^Br
421-4:i7 Market StreeC
GRO
550
GUA
CO
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTEIU or
MARBELIZED MANTELS,
Fire Grates and Tile,
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
CO
Grothwell Leon, solicitor McAlester & Jones, r. 73<
Geary
Grotbwubl Kaufman, cattle yard, SE cor Tenth and
Stevenson
Grotschier Halfdam, secretary Swedish and Nor^re-
gian Consulate, 214 Oallfomia, r. 542)« Bryant
Grottaroli Plttro, lurniKhed rooms, 3S6}§ Bush
Groupp John B., plate printer George M. Wood &
Co., r. 417 Bush
Grove M. F., physician, r. 707 McAlliBter
Grover Angustlne A., mnfr cider and vinegar^ 1321
Guerrero
Grover George, clerk, r. 31 Potter
Grover Thomas waiter Quaker Dairy, r. 649 Howard
Grover William, barber, r. 52 Everett
Grover & Baker Seiving^ Machines, J. W.
EvauB agent, 29 Post
Grovert Jacob, machinist Cal. Sngar Befinery, r. W a
Kentucky, bet Sierra and ^>evada
Groves Aj scough, clerk general office S. P. Co., r.
Alameda
Groves George, bartender, r. 417 Buch
Groves James O., mining, r. 121 Powell
Groves James W., rigger, r. W 8 Vickbburg, bet Jer-
sey and Twenty-fifth
Groves John, assistant elevatorman Palace Hotel
Groves Patrick, pantryman Palace Hotel
Gro'w Charles A., with Moses Hopkins, 329 Fine,
r. 711 Jones
Growney Alfred, blacksmith, r. 618 Howard
Growney George, oiler tug Sea King, r. 518 Howard
Growney Owen, seaman, r. 212 First
Growney Samuel, r. 518 Howard
Growney Terrence, carpenter, r. i'H Frederick
Growney Theodore, machinist, r. 518 Howard
Growney William H., machinist, r. 518 Howard
Grozard Frank, painter, r. 9 Elizabeth
Gru Marks, cigar dealer, r. 31 Turk
Grubb Samuel N , plumber and gasfitter, 101 Larkln,
r. 2074 Market
Grubb William T., lithographer, r. 2074 Market
Grube John H., gardener, r. 13 Mors
': Grube Ma^, books and stationery, 306 Third
I Gruber Adam, butcher, r. 436 Union
j Gruber Alexander G., expressman, r. W s Eureka,
bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Gruber Ferdinand, naturalist, r. 407 Dolores
Gruber Jacob T., r. 436 Union
i Giuber Margaret, liquor saloon, 643 Washington, r.
' 26 Stone
Gruebele Charles L., barber, r. 10 Hoflf Av
Gruen Julius (Gruen & Heydenaber) and propri-
etor The Louvre, importer Foreign and Eastern
beer, and ageut Anheuser-Busch Brewing Asso-
ciation (St. Louis, Mo.) office St. Ann's Bldg, r.
818i.arkiu
Gruen <& Heydenaber (Julius Gruen and Louis
Heydenaber) proprietors Original Louvre, Phelan
Bldg, SW cor Market and O'Farrell
Graenber^ M. <fc Co. (Max Gruenberg and A. H.
Greenberg) importers and wholesale liquor
dealers. 117 Battery
Gruenberg Max (M. Gruenberg b Co.) r. 1225 Geary
Gruenlia^eii Charles H. , proprietor S. F. Wire
Works, 669 MiKKion, r. 2312 Gouyh
Gruenhagen Theodore G. (W. Gruenhagen & Co.) r.
44 Third
Gruenhagen W. Si Co. (William and Theodore
G. Gruenhagen) confectionery, 20 Kearny
Gruenhagen William (W. Gruenhagen & Co.) r. 412J4
Post
Griies Julius, r. 65 Minna
Gruggel Fredeiic, mate schr Helen Merriam, r. 427
Golden Gate Av
Gruggel OBcar, master schr Helen Merriam, r. 427
Golden Gate Av
Grugtjel Os. ar L. C, porter, r. 7 Merchant
Grubler John, hackman, r. 26 Clara
Gruhler Mary Mrs , r. 26 Clara
Gruhn Al>raliam (Gruhn fc Messing) r. 711 ElliB
Gruhn William, bags and purses, '.^2 Sansome, r. 711
Ellis
Gruhn & Messing (Abraham Gruhn and Herman
Messing) importers lacec. 22 Sansomn
Gruniau Samuel M., new and secondhand furniture,
107 Stoi kton, r. 803 Mission
Grumley James, shipbuilder, r. 639 Golden Gate At
Grumley Mary, widow, r. 20)4 Raiisch
Grummon Frank S., clerk Louis Sloss & Co.,r. 32©
Tenth
Grunan Robert, seaman, r. 263 East
Griinbauni Henry, merchant, r. 1.507 Golden Gate At
Grundel Christian L., salesman S. Frohman & Co., r.
3 Delamore Cotirt
Grundel Frank, upholsterer, r. 1612 Paelfio At
Grundel Henry, salesman, r. 1512 Pacific- Av
Grundel Otto F., jeweler Mathieu & Maison, r. 1930
Eddy
Grundel Fred. J., machinist Pac. Axle Co., r. 1617)4
Howard
Grundstrom Edward T., clerk Kewhall's Sons k Co.,
r. 726 Fulton
Grundy D. S., r. 202 Perry
Grundy Mary, domestic 2414 Hyde
Gruner Alois, waiter, r. 514 Mission
Gruuer Ferdinand, engraver, r. 613 Vallejo •
Gruner Ferdinand Jr., bartender, r. 515 Vallejo
Gruuer Frank, jeweler, 724 Washington, r. 515 Val-
lejo
Gruner MoFfs, r.l407 Octavla
Gruner William, jeweler Frank Gruner, r. 515 Vallejo
Grunewald Emil, carpenter, r. 26 Turk
Gruninger Albert, with John W. Roberts & Co., r.
534)4 Turk
Gruninger August, cabinetmaker John Cuff, r. 5»
Zoe
Gruninger Jacob, machinist, r. 432 Chestnut
Grunnagle George, clerk local freight office S. P. Co.,
r. 1015}^ Folsom
Grunnagle George L., mining engineer, r. 103 Grove
Grunnagle Jacob S., cleik freight depot S. P. Co., r.
9(;6 Folsom
Grunwald Caroline, widow, r. 429 Linden Av
Grunwald George, laborer, r. 429 Linden At
Grunwald John, seaman, r. 13 Clay
Grunwald Richard, with Julius Heilfronn, r. 429 Lin-
den Av
Griinwaldt Th. & Co. (Theodor Griinwaldt) hatters,
5 Post
Griinwaldt Theodor (Th^ Grunwaldt & Co.) r. 215
Fillmore
Grupe Henry, gardener, r. 2207)4 Pine
Grupe Thomas, r. 516 Fourth
Gru>h David, engineer, r. NE cor Steuart and Howard
Grush Henry, molder, r. 737 Howard
Grutler Albert, draftsman Cal. Wire Works, r. 712
Union
Grutzmacher William, teamster, r. 1 Hyde PI
Gruwell John W., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
American Exchange Hotel
Gryner Henrv. seaman, r. 263 East
GSCHWANDNEE JOSEF
teacher of the zither, ofHce and r. 404
O'Farrell
Gschwiud Remi. laborer, r. 523 Valencia
Guadagno Luigi (Guadagno & Condioto) r. 1315 Stock-
ton
Guadagno & Condioto (Luigl Guadagno and Sal vatore
Condioto) barbers, 122H Dupout
Guadaloupe Joseoh, tanner Jame-s R. Russell, r.
Cortland Av, nr Sullivan, B. H.
Gnaduloupe Valley Dairy, Charles W. Taber
proptr, office 1015 Valem ia
Gualala Mill Co., lumb.-r manufacturera, C. L.
Dingley & Co. agen s, 13 S'euart
THE HASTINGS"
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CLOTHING.
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Capital, $1,000,000 I GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Assets, $1,810,273 | WU. SESTON, LsA. KanogBr.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
GUA
551
GUI
Onalco Peter, teamster, r. 14 Union PI
GuHlzats Carlo, carpeiittr, r. 166 Clara, rear
Oiiamarzo Antonio, laborer, r. 4 BurRciyne PI
Guanzlroli Louis, liqimr saloon, 425 Broadway-
Guard Catherine, widow, r. 1:117 3cott
Guard R. T., freight clerk J. D. Spreokels & Bro8.,r.
Oakland
Guardian Assarance Co. (Are of London) Wil-
liam J. Landers general agent, 401 California
Guare Michael, longshoreman, r. -iJi Ritch
Guarraglia Giaconio (Guarra»,'lla & Co.) r. 1505 Dupont
Guarraglia Louis, scavenger, r. 1406 Kearny
Guarraglia * Co. (G. Guarraglia and John Bertini)
butchers, NE cor Dupont and Union
Guastmcl Andrea (Mutroni *: Guastucci) r. 515 Gr^en
Guatemala Central Railroad Co. (Central America)
office NE cor Fou th and Townsend
Guatemala Gas Light Co., John Crockett secretary,
8 S. F. Stock and Exchange Bldg
Gnbler John, peddler, r. 5'21 Pacific
Guccione Giovanni, barber, 1303 Dupont
Guckelsberger Andn'w, peddler, r. 1517 Dnpont, rear
Guckelsberger Charles, packer Fisher Packing Co., r.
1517 Dupont, rear
Guckelsbersier Jacob J., foreman Oregon Cider Co.,
r. 1517 Dupont, rear
Guckelsberger William, porter Cal. Oregon Cider
Co., r. 1517 Dupont, rear
Guckenheimer Marx, butcher Simon Solomon, r. 1813
Sutter
Gudde Marinas B., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. E 8
Iowa, bet Yolo and Yuba
Gude Henry L., assistant superintendent City KB., r.
1917 Mission
Giidehns Christian, liquor saloon, SE cor Commercial
and Drumm
Gudebns Frederick C. D., groceries and liquors, 316
Grant Av. r. 315 Sutter
Gudehus William, clerk H. Cohen, r. 316 Grant Av
Guder E. C. Miss, dressmaker, r. loOi Pine
Gudziuski Charl< s, real estate. 310 Grant Av
Guedet Edward F., fish market, 1418-1420 Stockton, r.
502 Greenwich
Guedetti F., dyer, r. 319 Tenth
Guehring Jacob, sausage manufacturer, 1072 Howard
Guehring John, r. 19 Clara
Guenin .\lphonso, bakery, 521 Union
Guenther Albert, cabinetmaker, r. 7 Elliot Park
Guenther Charles, baker, r. 1522 Powell
Guenther Conrad, cigarmaker, r. lOOi Washington
Guenther Frank, cigarmaker, r. 11 M Welsh
Gueiither Gnstave, baker, r. 1837 O'Farrell
Guenther Louis, waiter, r. 152 Nat'ima
Guenther Louis, waiter, r. 365 Jessie
Guenzel Charles E. H.. seaman, r. 9 Alaska PI
Gnerimand Alphonse, r. 645 Broadway
Guerimaud Madeline, florist, 645 Broadway
Gueriu John, wood and coal, 412 O'Farrell
Guerin John F., with Free Public Library, r.622 Lin-
den Av
Guerin Peter, peddler, r. Fell, bet Stanvan and Shrader
Guerin Richard, teamster George Asmussen, r. 2813
Mission
Guerin Thomas, expressman, r. 622 Linden Av
Guerrero John, r. 437 Green
Guerrero John D., r. 437 Green
Guei rero Patrick, laborer, r. 437 Green
Guerrero Peter, cook, r. 523 Folsom
Guerrero Victoria, farmer, r. 216 Dolores
Gueva Santa Gold and Silver Mining Co., William
Letts Oliver secretary, .328 Montgomery, room 13
Guffer Joseph, barber, 3in Grant Av, r. 1313 Stockton
Guffin Alice Mrs, r. 536 Third
Gug William O., coal dealer, 28 Turk, r. 617 Turk
Gugenheimer Marks, butcher, r. 1813 Sutter
Guggenheim Henry, cook, r. 629 Stevenson
Guggenheim Leon (J. J. Mack k Co.) r. 703 Leaven-
worth
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Established 1860.
505 KEARNV STREET.
Telephone 315.
Guggenheimer Simon, stationery, 613 Kearny, r. 615
Kearny
Guggolz J. C. butcher, r. 624 Fourth
Gughelmetti Frank S., restaurant, 410 Fourth, r. 126
Clara
Guslielmoni Joseph, cook, r. 1012 Montgomery
Guichard M., confectioner, r. 521 Union
Guichet Francois, r. 15M Preston PI
Guide Bi^liop's ABC, Bishop & Cncuel pub-
lishers. 5.'1 Clay
Guide Publishing Co., publishers The Guide.
Robert Day secretary. .521 Clay
Guide Thie (daily) Guide Publishing Co. publish-
ers. 521 Clay
Guideau John A., agent, r. 522 Dupont
Guidi Frank, baker, r. 1518 Stockton
Guider James, laborer, r, W b Corea, bet Uarqnesas
and Manitoba
Guider Thomas, gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1423 Cali-
fornia
Guidette Francisco, r. 319 Tenth, rear ,
Gnldiri Auguste, painter, r. 1318 Dupont
Guldo Martin, dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
Black Point
Guidotti Paolo, clerk B. Citti, r. 843 McAllister
Giiignard Gnstave, jeweler, r. 620 Merchant
Gui>;nard Henry, salesman Ruffiuo & Biancbi, r. 978
Harrison
Guignard John M. A., r. 620 Merchant
Guilbert .August, carpenter, 329 Francisco, r. 2004
Mason
Guild Albert H., reporter, r. 904 Kearny
Guild C. L., r. 1222 Pine
Guild. Church & Co.'s Pianos, F. W. Spencer*& Co,
sole agents, 23-25 Fifth
Guild Francis G., saloonkeeper, r. 952 Mission^
Guild Lydia, widow, r. 814 Hyde
Guildea James, mes.senger freight depot S. P. Co., r.
851 Harrison
Guildea Michael E., clerk freight depot 8. P. Co., r.
lllSDevisadero
l&" Guildea. See Gilday and Gildea
Guilford John, bartender Andrew Fee, r. 230 Sixth
Gnilfoy James, metal roofer, r. 718 Tehama
Guilfnyle John, peddler, r. 1202 Union
Guilfoy'e John, woodcarver, r. 411 Fifth
Guilfoyle John J., harnessraaker, r. 2937 Mission
Guilfoyle John J. Jr., shoemaker U.W. Boot and Shoe
Co., 2937 Mission
Guilfoyle Mary, weaver S. F, Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 420 Sixth
Guilfoyle Nellie, burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
torv, r. N<irth Point
Guilfoyle Patrick, fireman stmr Bay City, r. 43aJi
Shipley
Guilf'^yle Theresa Mrs., r. 722 Clementina
Guilfoyle William J., shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 2937 .Mission
Guiliani Giuseppe (A. Gabbielli & Co.ir. 1413 Octavia
Guiliono Natale, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
Guill William B., r. 32 F.mrth
Guillaume F., r. 417 Sutter
Guillaume Samuel, clerk H. B. HixBon, r. 424 San-
some
Guillaume Vespusian, waiter, r. 611 Pine
Giiinemard Alfred J. S., shoemaker, r. 1104 Alabama
Guillemard Edward C, shoemaker U. W. Boot and
Shoe Co..r. 1104 Alaunma
Guillemard Ulysses J. A., shoe cutter Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 2922 i^ Kolsom
Guillen E-tanislas, bootblack Morris & Cohn, r. 101
P osject PI
Guillermet Francis Jr., r. 721 Broadway
Guillet Charles, confectioner. 905 Larkin, r. 903
Larkin
Guillio Pietro, laborer, r. 14 Union PI
Gnillo Ange C, laundrymau, r. 2130 Mission
Guillo Sophia C. Mrs., laundress Louis Rapinal
W. B. BANCROFT & CO,
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
FINE PRINTING-
FROM NEW TYPE.
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IMPOBTERS OF
309,
FOR GAS, STEAM AND WATER.
Pipe FiUinei. uH Size*.
311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Guloan Patrick 0., glass cutter, r. 263 Tehama
Guinasso Antonio, r. i Burgoyne PI
Gninasso Antonio, r. 736 Vallejo
Guinasso Antonio, r. Mission, opp Twenty.nlnth
Guinasso Frank T., bakery, 1309 Dupont, r. 617 Green
OulDasso Giovanni, r. 515 Union, rear
Guinasso Jobn. r. 11 Bauuam PI
Guinasso Joseph, laborer, r. 17 Oregon
Guinasso Lnigi, baker, r. 736 Vallejo
Guinafso M., widow, r. 416 Union
Guinasso Paolo, scavenger, r. 536 Green
Guinasso Paul, candyniaker L. Saroni & Co., r. 413
Union
Guinasso Tomaso, baker, r. 617 Green
Guiuaw John, stair builder, r. 131 Sanchez
Guinde Joseph, painter, r. 801 Vallejo
Guinee Corntlius, watchman Corporation Yard, r. 50
Sacramento
Guinee John, fireman S. T. Gas Light Co., r. 15
Welsh
Guinett Charles A., polisher, r. 904 Kearny
Guinn William, watchman r. 77 Natoma
Guinn William J., clerk S. P. Co., r. 77 Natoma
0^ Guinn. See Gwin and Gwynn
Gulunane James H., wagonmaker, r. 1429 Church
Guinuane William J., clerk Bancroft- Whitney Co.,
r. 1429 Church
Guinnea Julia Miss, domestic 1212 Sutter
Guion Leonard, clerk License Collector's OfiBce, r.854
Folsom
Guiral Eugene, cook, r. 618 California
Guirard Alphonse C. (Gulrard & Gabenet) r. 2
Scheerer PI
Guirard Charles A., clerk, r. 2 Scheerer PI
Guirard & Gabenet (Alphonse C. Guirard and Pasqual
Gabenet) poultry and game, 103-104 California
Market
Guirat Stephen, fisherman, r. 23 Vallejo
Gulrand Joseph, r. 605 Post
Guirant Albert, butcher, r. W s Railroad Av, bet St.
Thomas and Venezuela
Guirella Francis, tailor Jahn & Son
Guirey William C, clerk Post Office, i. 610 Linden
Av
Guittard E. Ac Co. (Etienne Guittard) Eureka Choco-
late, Coffee and Spice Mills, 207-209 Sacramento
Guittard Etienne (E. Guittard & Co.) r. 1414 Hyde
Guldbach Paul, longshoreman, r. 7 Valparaiso
Gnlizata C, r. 166 Clara
Gull Jacob, compositor Abend Post, r. 1019 Pacific
Gull James, fireman, r. 7 Bruce PI
Gull Theodore, laborer, r. 1019 Pacific
GuUickson Severin, machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
SE cor Sierra and Georgia
Gulliver Charles, teamster George Blucher, r. 3208
Fillmore
Gulliver C. P. G., waiter, r. 1023 Stockton
Gulliver Edward, teamster, r. E b San Jos^ Av, nr
Randall
Gulliver Stephen, stage carpenter, r. 520 Bush
Gallixson Brothers (Emil S. and Hans) carpets,
oilclothR, etc., 955 Market
GuUixson Emil S. (GuULxson Bros.) r. 531 Fell
Gullixson Hans (GuUixson Bros.) r. 531 Fell
Gullixson Henry F. (H. F. Gullixson & Co.) r. 816
O'Farrell
Gnllixsun H. P. & Co. (Henry F. Gullixson)
carpets, oilcloths, etc., 630 Market
Gullixson Louis A., upholsterer H. F. Gullixson &
Co., r. 512M Fell
Gullman E., r. 42fi Bush
Giimbel Henry, sand and sawdust, 70 Clementina
Gumbinner Sven, melter U. S. Mint, r. 719 Larkln
Gunimir Edward, clerk Samuel McFadden, r. 1229
Mission
Gummer Everett E., undertaker, r. 27 Fifth
Gummer Frank A., packer Davis Bros., 1234 Market,
r. 1229 Mission
Gummer Frederick C, receiving clerk Murphy,Orant
* Co., r. 1703 Octavia
Gummer Samuel P., carpenter, r. 1229 Mission
Gummer William P., r. 2 Chelsea PI
Gump Abraham, salesman S. & Q. Gump, r. 1224
Geary
Gump Alfred S., salesman S & G. Gump, r. 1224
Geary
Gump Charles W., machinist J. Wagner & Co., r. 560
Mission
Gump Gustav (S. fc G. Gump) r. 1800 Post
Gump Lafayette, salesman S. & O. Gump, r. 1224
Geary
Gamp S. & G. (Solomon and Gustav) importer!
and manufai'turers mirrors, cornices, picture
frames, etc., 581-683 Market
Gump Solomon (S. k G. Gump) r. 1224 Geary
Gumpel Helena, widow, r. 1111 Leavenworth
Gumpel Max, lithographer H. S. Crocker &Co.,r. 1912
Devlsadero
Gumpel Nicholas, lithographer, r. 1912 Devlsadero
Gumpert Joseph porter Schroth k Westerfeld, r.
1217 M Kearny
Gumpert William, bookkeeper Oppenhelmer & Brc,
r. 114b Ellis
Gumpertz Jacob, decorator and paperhanger, 318 Sut-
ter, r. 315 Geary
Gundelfiuger Henry, commercial traveler, r. 1116
Turk
Guuderseu G. G., seaman, r. 104 Twelfth
Gunderson Andrew, seaman, r. 123 Jackson
Gundersou Benjamin, finisher Buckingham & Hecht,
r. ir)44 Mi8.sion
Gunderson Charles, carpenter, r. Parker nr. California
AvB. H.
Gunderson Charles, seaman schr J. C. Wall, r. 28
Clay
Gunderson ChBrles, porter Jacob Strahle ft Co., r.
Twenty-eighth nr Parker
Gunderson Gabriel, seaman, r. 6 Jackson
Gunderson John, seaman stmr Coos Bay
Gunderson Die, blacksmith, r. 1711 Market
Gunderson Olof Rev., pastor First Swedish M. E.
Church, r. 2539 Mission
Gunderson Thomas W., porter, r. 231 Green
Guudlach Aumist, confeitioner C. Eisert, r. 537 Hayes
Gundlach Frederick, baker, r. 772 Harrison
Guudlach Frederick, confectioner E. Rotger b Co., r.
i;n8 Kearny
GUNDLACH J. & CO. ,....0..
Gundlach and Charles Bundschu) Avine
niorchants and shippers Califoriii»
-wines and brandies, ^vholesale liquor
dealers and proprietors Rhine Farm,
Sonoma, office and salesroom SE cor
niarl£et and Second, Mrarehouse Kins^
nr Third
Gundlach Jacob (J. Gundlach & Co.) r. 126 Chestnut
Gnndlach Jacob G. , wines and liquors, 607
Washington, r.816 Filbert
Gundlach John, clerk Post Office, r. 1926 Union
Gundlach Phillip, driver J. Gundlach & Co., r. 171*
Washington
Gundrum Fred, bartender Vienna Gardens, r. 626
Sacramento
Gunn Adam F., agent Ivlson, Blakeman, Taylor
& Co. (New York) 329 Sansome, r. Berkeley
Gunn Anna Mrs., dressmaker, r. 725 Ellis
Gunn Anthony W., laljorer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NB
cor Indiana and Solano
Gunn Benjamin M., solicitor Anglo-Nevada Assur-
ance Corporation, r. 2820 S^ Bush
Gunn Charles M., clerk Union Iron Works, r. 674 Fol-
som
Gunn Dennis, molder Golden State and Miners Iron
Works, r. 725 Ellis
Gunn Felix E., machinist, r. 30 Minna
DRAPERIES.
Special attention given to making up Draperies and
Canopies for Lodges, Societies, etc.
W. & J. SLOAISTE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Sbow Cases
and Store Eiztures.
3? Mariet St
CPI IDCC CVTDA nOVi'*^*™* champagne. compwiBon wm proTe) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
t U L I r 0 U LAInA Uni) eupenortty over imported. No Brandy used. ) 530 WASHIHOTOH STSIET.
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Ounn Francis J., salesman Lesser Crocker, r. 2213
Webster
Gunn Isabella Miss, dressmaker, r. 229 O'Farrell
Guun James O. B., secretary Union Iron Works, 216 ■,
Market, r. 18a3 Clay I
Gunn James W., heeler Buckingham & Hecht. r. 136
Twenty-ninth
Gunn Jane, widow, r. 30 Minna
Gunn John, shoemaker, r. 136 Twenty-ninth
Gunn Joseph H., bakery. 1937 Mission ■
Gunn J. W., r. 1037 Mission
Guun Patrick, hostler, r. 121 Ivy Av
Guun Robert T., machinist, r. 30 Minns
Gunn Robert W., real estate, 410 Montgomery, r. 1917
Devisadero
Gunn Rose Miss, bakery, 1441 Valencia
Gunn Stephen, molder Empire Foundry, r. 552 Fol-
Bom
Gunn William J., real estate, 410 Montgomery, r. 832
California
Gunning Bridget, widow, r. 419 Clementina
Gunning M., brakeman S. F. Bridge Co., r. W s Ken-
tucky, bet Sierra and Nevada
Gunaing Michael S., delivery clerk Sanborn, Vail &
Co., r. 6 McLea Court
Gunning Patrick, r. 6 McLea Court
Gunning Patrick, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Gunnison .\lbert R.. general agent Commercial Ins.
Co. of California, 439 California, r. 1320 Twenty-
first
Gunnison Alfred, currier Balz Bros. & Finkeldey, r.
811 Twenty-fourth
Gunnison Andrew J. (Gunnison & Booth) r. 1404 Van
Ness Av
Gunnison August, helper S. F. and Pac. Glaes Works,
r. 38 Welsh
Gunnison Estelle A. Mrs., teacher elocution, r. 609
Sutter
Gunnison Henrv M.. shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons,
r. 1644 Mission
Gunnison Herman, laborer, r. 511 Bryant
Gunnison J. William, compositor, r. 609 Sutter
Gunnison Robert, grinder Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r. 822
Harrison
Gunnison Thomas, porter Peters Bros., r. 231 Green
Crunuison 6i Booth (Andrew J. Gunnison and
Andrew G. Booth) attorneys at law. 328 Mont-
gomery, rooms 9-10
Gunsauls John P., carpenter, r. 113 Eighth
Gunsberger Jacob, r. ir.l3H Geary
Gunson William, seaman schr Apache, r. SW cor
Washington and Drumm
Gnnst Abraham, r. 1620 Sutter
Gunst Levi, salesman M. A. Gunstfe Co., r. 1842 Sut-
ter
Gnnst M. A. & Co. (Moses A. Gunst) importers,
wholesale and retail dealers cigars and tobacco,
203 Kearny, branches 8U2-804 Market (Phelan
Bldg) and 212 Sansome
Gunst Moses A. (M. A. Gunst & Co.) r. 1508 Pine
Gunst Silas A., salesman M. A. QuuBt & Co., r. 1620
Sutter
Gunter August, grocer, r. NW cor Filnnore and Her-
mann
Gnnter Joseph A., engineer, r. NW cor Fillmore and
Hermann
Gunther Albert, cabinetmaker, r. 7 Elliot Park
Gunther Ed^vard W., real estate and insurance
broker, t* Nevada Block
Gunther Frank, clgarmaker August Sensenbrenner, r.
5 Welsh
Onntber Fred., bookbinder Hicks & Judd, r. 7 Elliot
Park
Gunther Gustave C, saleBman C. Herrmann & Co., r.
1 Cedar Av
Gunther H., r. 633 Minna
Gunther Herman (Gunther & Eahn) r. 633 Minna
Gunther John, pantryman, r. 2209 Powell
FRATINGER k CO.
MOURNING SUITS
MADE AT SHORTEST NOTICE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
MARBLE WASH STANDS.
W.4SH BASINS. BASIX COCKS.
Lane's Sanliary Basin Trap effectnally exclafles sewer m
PLUMBER. 505 KEARN'S' STREET.
Established 1S60. Telephone 315.
Gunther Sopliie, widow, r. 1 Cedar .\v
Gunther W. G. Mrs., widow, r. 531 Post
Gunther William C. engineer 324 Pine, r. 631 Post
Gunther William F. B, overseer weaver 8. F. Pio-
neer Woolen Factory, r. 8.51 Bay
Gunther Emma Miss, ironer La Grande Laundry
Gunther *: Kahn (Herman Gunther and Barthold
Kahn) bakery. 30 Sixth
Gunther Mary Miss, ironer La Grande Laundry
Guutz Francis S., manager Kast fc Co., r. 23 Dolores
Guntz Martin, harnessmaker J. A. McKerron, r. 530
O'Farrell
Guntz Maurice, laborer, r. 8 Oregon
Gunzburger Benjamin M.. dentist, r. 311 Eddy
Gunzburger Emil, bookkeeper, r. 311 Eddy
Gunzburger Henry L., salesman Isaac Seelig, r. 608
Octavia
Gunzburger Nicholas, r. 311 Eddy
Gunzel Emil, salesman Loreutz Foard, r. 9 Alaska PI
Gunzendorfer Gustave, attorney at law, 214
Sausome, rooms 13-14, r. 522 Van Ness Av
Guppengeiser Oswald, cook. r. 257 Perry
Guptill Andrew N., r. 7H1 Valencia
Guptill Daniel W., cooper. Second, bet King and
Townsend, r. 314 Bush
Guptill Edwin A. (Guptill & Co.) r. 915 Guerrero
Guptill & Co, (E. A. Guptill and E. W. HaskeU)
proptrs Guptills Sure Cure 1165 Market
Gupton Sirother, laborer, r. 419 Brsnnan
Gurbie Wilhelmina, widow, r. fi06 Castro
Gurdy Henry, painter, M. J. k J. J. Donovan
Gurgess August, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W s
Kentucky, bet Siena and Nevada
Gurmendez, Isidore, harnessmaker, and extraman
Engine No. 12, r. 101 Commercial
Gumee Clinton, attorney at law, 306 Pine, room 4, r.
593 Ellis
Gurnett A. G., stockbroker, 308 Pine, r. Oakland
Gurnett L. G., clerk Cal. Paper Co., r. Oakland
Gurnett William J., bookkeeper A. G. Gurnett, r.
Oakland
Gurnett William J., foreman Antisell Piano Co., r.
Oakland
Guruey Charles W., clerk U. 8. Railway Mall Service,
r. Sacramento
Gurney Alfred R., special agent London, Northern,
Queen and Connecticut Insurance Co's, 441 C»li.
fornia, r. 466 Seventeenth
Gurry John, sawyer, r. 337 Shipley
Guscetti Julia .Miss, tailoress, r. 108 Stelner
Gusmani Severino, fishdealer, r. 1 Hinckley
Gusmani Valentin, laborer, r. 1318 Dupont
Gustafson Andrew, machinist, r. 928 Washington
Gustafson Charles, carbuilder Central BR. Co., r. 437
Fultun
Gustafson Charles, shoemaker, r. 510 Howard
Gu.stafson Oluf, fresco painter, r. 462)4 Sixth
Gustafson Otto, painter Palace Hotel
Gustafsim Solomon P., laborer Masonic Cemetery, r.
39 Williamson
Gustave Charles, deckhand stmr James M. Donahue
t^ Gustavson. See Gustafson
Gustaveson Charles, shoemaker BoBenthal, Feder b
Co.. r. 510 Howard
Gustin D., driver Joseph Fetz
Gustin John, drayman A. Galli & Co., r. 917 Stockton
Gutberlet Joseph, boots and shoes, 646 Washington
r. 1808 Stockton
Gutcher William. bookkeeper, r. 809 Bush
Guth Henry, driver George Bruns, r 619 Davis
Gutheil C. Beinhold. clerk, and draftsman U. S. En-
gineer's Office, r. l-'06 Ellis
Guthrie Aleiauder (Balfour. Guthrie &Co.) r. Liver-
pool, Entf.
Guthrie David, horse trainer, r. 530 Third
Guthrie David L., r. SW cor Point Lobos and Fourth
AVB
Guthrie James, r. 216 Mlnn«*
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
9Iaiinrn«tiirer of every deiM>riptloii of
PASSENGER. STREET AND FREIGHT CABa
43 to 5U Beale Street. San Franeliteo.
Truman, Isham & Hooker. Kiiilt'jr-- «-.»?«.«:»^-' carriages.
lumo Seats sold to tlie Trade
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IMI'ORTEKS or
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
All Sizes and Numbers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Guthrie James, seaman stmr Mariposa
Gutbrle John B , salesman Moore & Murphy, r. 216
Mliiua
Guthrie Margaret, widow, r. 908 Sansorae, rear
Guthrie Roger C, brassmolder W. T. Garratt & Co.,
r. Oakland
Guthrie Samuel, foreman Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 1937
Union
Guthrie Thomas, deckhand fireboat Gov. Irwin, r.
908 San some
Guthrie Thomas, watchman, r. 908 Sansome, rear
Guthrie "William L., r. 908 Sxnsome
Gutierrez Juann, widow, r. 50J Union
Gutierrez Louis J., collector, r. 514M Geary
Gutman Alex., teacher music, r. 172 Clara
GutmHn Joseph, tailor, 724 Howard, r. 172 Clara
Gutman Louis, barber Flieler fc Kiefer, r. 828 Geary
Gutman Saniuf 1, bflrber, r. 12(5 Loougt Av
Gutmann David, offi e 37 Nevada Block, r. 917 Geary
Gutmann Ludo, bookkeeper Schulz k Fischer, r. 724
Mission
Gutmann Moritz, r. 314 Bush
Gutsch Gustav, attorney at law, 323 California, r. 534
Bush
Gutsche Gu8., beltmaker L. P. Degen, r. 1051 How-
ard
Gutschow C. D. F.. iiicurance broker, 323 California
Gutstartt HermHn, cigarmaker, r. 10 Hopetou Terrace
Gutta Percha and Rubber manufacturing
Co. (of New York) Jarafs F; Hough aud William
F. Bowers agents, 15-17 First
Gutte I. (Isidore and Julius Gutle) commission
merchants, and agents North German Lloyd
Steamship Co. (Baltimore and Bremen) 307 Cali-
fornia
Gntte Isidor (I. Gutte, and Gutte & Frank) r. 217
Leavenwirth
Gntte Julius (I. Gutte, and Gutte & Frank) r.2202
Jackson
Gulte & Frank (Isidor and Julius Gutte and Will-
lam Frank) mauagirs Pacific Coast department
Hamburg-Magfleburg Fire Insurance Co. of Ham-
burg, Germania F;re Insurance Co. of New York,
Magdeburg General Insurance Co. (marine) of
Magdeburg, National Marine Insurance Associa-
tion (limited) of London, Magdeburg Fire Insur-
ance Co. of Magdeburg, Merchants' Mutual Insur-
ance Co. of Baltimore, and Franco-Hungarian
Insurance Cn. of Budapest, 307 California
Guttman Eliza Mrs., widow, r. 1324 Polk
Guttman Fanny Miss, stationery and t<iys, 1324 Polk
Gnttman Samuel, embossed slipper mnfr, 622 Clay
Guttman Samuel L., seaman, r. 227 Second
Guttmann Louis, salesman, r. 724 Mission
Guttormson Hans, master mariner, r. Ill Dore
Guttridge John, teamster r. 25 Ridley
Guttridge Richard, bartender, r. 430 Clementina
G\ittschick Gustav, beltmaker, r. 1051 Howard
Guttschick Herman H., laborer, r. 18 Bluxome
Gutwillig Edward (GutwiUig & Greineisen) r. 523
Vallejo
Gutwillig .% Greineisen (Edward Gutwillig and Henry
Greineisen) liquor saloon, 242 Sutter
Gutzkow Frederick, r. 18 Columbia Square
Guy Edward, laborer Otto Guy, r. 110 Taylor, rear
Guy Gustav, teamster Otto Guy, r. 110 Taylor, rear
Guy Jean B., soapmaker Julius Choubert, r. E B Ne-
braska, bet Alameda and El Dorado
Guy John, r. 423 Green
Guy Otto, wood aud coal. 28 Turk, r. 110 Taylor, rear
Guysi Edward P., clerk Lilienthal k Co., r. 214 Powell
Guzdorf Leopold, mining, r. 839 California
Guzman Ricardo, cigarmaker Job<5 A. Garcia, r. 8
Cadell Alley
Gwin Alexander M., check clerk freight depot 8. P.
Co., r. 1(03 Gough
Gwln Frank, r. 16n3 Gough
Gwin Sarah C, widow, r. 1603 Gough
G'%vln Thomas W., superintendent Pacific Trans-
fer (o.. 110 Sutter, r. 1603 Gough
Gwin William M., mining, r. 1612 California
US'" Gwin. Sie Gwiun and Owynn
Gwinn Alexander, laborer, r. 20 Freelon
Gwinn William, clerk, r. 77 Nuton)a
Owinn William Jr., clerk, r. 77 Natoma
Gwinn William E., policeman, r. 2.57 Clementina
Gwinn William M. Mrs., widow, r. 14,50 Sacramento
Gwyun William J., salesman John H. Gilmore, r.
1909 Geary
B^" Gw.vnn. See Gwln and Gwinn
Gwyther Eliza, widow, r. 806 Green
Gw.vther Harold, plumber, r. 806 Green
Gyselaar John H., saloon keeper, r. 1515 }< Mission
Gysin G. A., plumbing and tinning, 1519 Geary
H
Haab Henry, dresimaker, r. 859 Mlgsion
Haack Carl F., woodturner J. G. H. Meyer, r. 3 lIlleB
Court
Haack Rudolph A., tinsmith, r. 728 Howard
Haack William, laborer, r. Chenery, nr Castro
(»" Haack. See Haake and Hacke
Baaf Edward W., contractor, office 516 Kearny, r. fill
Minna
Haaf L. Jacob, contractor, office 516 Kearny, r. 29 Wil-
low Av
Haag Annie Mrs., r. 215 Broderick
Haag Eberhard, cabinetmaker, r. 253 M Perry
Haag Frederick, laborer, r. 763 Howard
Haag John, carpenter, r. 118 Ivy Av
Haag Louis, jeweler Rothchlld & Hadeufeldt, r. 166
Clara
Haak George, bartender James Maggs, r. 110 Ellis
Haake Alice Miss, hairdresser, r. 112 Chattanooga
Haake Charles, proprietor Pacific Oyster House,
914 Market, r. 928 Mission
Haake Charles Jr., clerk Pacific Oyster House, r. 928
Mission
Haake Christina F., widow, r. 112 Chattanooga
Haake Henry C, plumber W. S. Snook & Son, r. 112
Chattanooga
Haake Louis (Haake & Hagedorn) r. 1236 Turk
Haake & Hagedorn (Louis H^ake and Ausust Hage-
dorn) propts Eureka Soda Works, 222 Elm Av
8^ Haake. See Haack and Hacke
Haar Henry, liquor saloon, NE cor Powell and O'Far-
rell, r. 130 O'Farrell
Haarer Mary Miss, tailoress J. Meyers, r. 410 Eddy
Haas Abraham, mnfr bone fertilizer, r. 405 Van Nes3
Av
Haas Abraham, salesman Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.
501 Geary
Haas August, engineer, r. 812 Jessie, rear
Haas Bertha, widow, r. 708 Hayes
HAAS BROTHERS (Kalman and
William Haaa and lieopold Klau) im-
porters and wholesale groceries and
provisions, 100-103 California, corner
Davis
Haas Howard, bartender James McNamara, r. NW cor
Illinois and Napa
Haas Frederick, butcher Joseph Bands, r. 707 Valencia
Haas Frederick R.. laborer, r. 826 Filbert
Haas George, brewer, r. Gl Teliaraa
Haas George, confectioner, 824 Market, r. 612 Ellis
Haas George, porter Weil Bros, .t Co.
Haas George 8., salesman, r. 717 Polk
Haas Henry, salesman, r. 717 Polk
Haas Jacob. sho<»niaker, 1709 Market
Haas Johanna, widow, r. 5 Chatham PI
Haas John G., cook, r. 521 Pacific
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' Al YOUTHS' SITS
AT
"THE HASTINGS,"
BPSBlAl Hr It a. OF lONDDH
Capital, $3,600,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SESTOK, Asat. UasaMr.
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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555
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Haas Julius, physician aud surgeon, office and
r. 14 Grant Av, rooms 1-4, office hours 1 to 3 and
7::tO to 8 p. m.. Sundays 7:;iO to 8 p. M.
Haas Kaliiian (Haas Bros.) r. New York
Haas Lei.nard, liquor saloon, 1708 Fillmore
Haas Louis, capitalist, r. 127 Kiarny
Haas Louia S., salesman, r. 1715 Sutter
Haas M., baker stmr Willamette
Haas Michael, confectioner Swain Bros., r. 113 Silver
Haas Morris, tailor, r. 8(t'2 Larkln
Haas Rudolph, butcher J. Cazeaux. r. 6 Chatham PI
Haas Samuel, r. 717 Polk
Haas Samuel A., bookkeeper Einaldo Bros., r. 807
Polk
Haas Solomon, salesman Lilienthal & Co., I. 1715
Suiter
Haas William (Haas Bros.) r. 8W cor Franklin and
Jackson
Haas William, cook, r. 316 Valley
Haas William, cook, r. 512 Bush
Haas William W., collpctor Roos Bros., r. 1419 Geary
■^ Haas." See Haaoe and Haes
Haase August, uiuslcian Wigwam Theater, r. 2300
Leavenworth
Haase Frederick, porter Siebe Bros. & Plagemann. r.
419 Harrison
Haase H. A., butcher, 629 Fourth
Haase Herman, bartender Haase & Young, r. KE cor
Main fc Bryant
Haase Herman, tailor, r. 15 Monroe
Haase Herman D. (Haase & Young) r. 419 Har-
rlpon
Haase Maximilian, saloonkeeper, r. 801 Vallejo
Haase «Sf Younff (Herman D. Haase and H. C.
Young) liquor saloons, NE cor Main and Bryant
and SW cor Steuart and Harrison
XSf Haase. See Haas and Hass
Haave Martin, seaman U. S. stmr Madrona, r. North
Pacific Hotel
Habel John, shoemaker George Hall, r. 300.") Mission
Habeuicht Caroline, -widow, r. 9n9 Vallejo, rear
Habenicht Fritz (N. Van Bergen & Co ) r. l:«l Pine
Habenicbt Fritz C. L., bartender, r. 909 Vallejo, rear
Habenicht Julius, jewelry caseniaker, r. 909 Vallejo.
Haber Ferdinand A. (Alfred Greenebaum & Co.) r.
1603 Scott
Haber Henri I. (Davis, Haber h Co.) r.l714 O'Farrell
Haber Joseph (S. B. Dinkelspiel & Co.j r. 2026 Cali-
fornia
Haber Michael I., clerk, r. 1714 O'Farrell
Haberlan James, bla<'k8mith, r. 1234 Montgomery
Haberlan John, shipsmith P. C. SS. Co., r.l224 Mont-
gomery
Haberlan M., helper Moynihan & Aitken
Haberland Isaac, packer, r. 411 M Sixth
Haberland Michael, longshoreman, r. 3}<i Broadway
Haberlin Hugh, laborer, r. .125 Fair Oak
Hal?erlin John laborer, r. 426 Duncan
Haberling Henry, plasterer, r. 6 Clara Lane
Haberlin^; John C, California wines and bran-
dies, 217 Grant Av (Dupont St.) r. 273 Stevenson
Haberly Frederick, shoemaker, 1913 Bush
Haberly William (Dittes & Haberlyj r. 1913 Bush
Haberniacher Gustav, r. 228 Bu->h
Habets Joseph, clerk, r. 1445 Polk
Habich Harry, carriagetrimmer M. J. McCue, r. 641
Minna
Habich Martin, receiving clerk H. Levi & Co., r. 611
Folsom
Habich Mary, widow, furnished rooms, 541 Minna
Habich Walter, entry clerk Le Count Bros., r. 611
Folsom
Hablitzel Joseph, butcher, r. 426 Fourth
Hach Ernest G., expreRsmau. r. 222 Twelfth
Hachef Annie, domentic 555 Seventeenth
Hachette Victor F., shademaker James Duffy & Co., r.
609 Natoma
Hachmeister Charles, candies and fruits, 418 Third
DR. BAZAN'S
THER5IO-r.l,ECTRIC
RUSSIAN ail TURKISH BATHS
j^ s:PECi.A-XjT"sr.
Also Medicated a'Jd Electric Batlis Siyen.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BOILERS and STOVES
Coimecieil Icr Hoi and Colfl Water in tue best lanner.
WATER BACKS, WATER HEATERS,
Of all kinds made and repaired,
W. E . LANK,
PLXJMBBB, 505 KEARNY STRBBT.
Established 18R0. Telephone 315.
Hacht F. Julius, saloonkeeptr, r. 5;i4 Eddy
Hack Charles, laborer, r. 228BrannBn
Hack George W., saloonkeeper, r. 114 Ellis
Hack Gustave, waiter Aeh & Trapp. r. 441 Bush
Hack John tJ., lamplighter, r. 1601 Polk
Hack Kate, widow, r. 126 Fern Av
Hack Mary, widow, r, 1813 Powell
Hacke Charles W., witb Pickens, Fulton & Co., r. 538
Eddy
Hacke Christoph, groceriei and liquors, 810 Sacra-
mento, r, 536 Eddy
Hacke Frederick H., clerk Madison & Burke, r. 636
Eddy
Hacke Henry, clerk Christoph Hacke, r. 810 Sacra-
meiito
Hacke Henry C, buyer Baker h Hamilton, r. 636
Eddy
Hache Julius, machinist, r. 933 Mission
Hacke William C, with Charles Lackeman, r. 636
Eddy
^^ Hacke. See Haacke and Haake
Hacker Bernhard, candy mnfr, 325 Kearny and 1202
Market, r. 620 Fulton
Hacker CharleK, dishwasher, r. 636 Commercial
Hacker Charles H,. upholsterer F. 8. Chadbourne &
Co., r. 212 Bush
Hacker Mary, widow, r. 123 Valencia
Hackett A,, waiter stmr Alameda
Hackett Andrew J., letter carrier Post Office, r. 1001 Jj
Church
Hackett Catherine widow, r. '6% Zoe
Hackett Charles, waiter, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Hackett David, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 408
Hyde
Hackett Dennis, foreman, r. 212M Eleventh
Hackett Ecl-ivard, U. S. Shipping Commissioner,
office .501; Battery, r. Oakland
Hackett Edward Jr.. messenger U. S. Shipping Com-
missioner, r. Oakland
Hackett Edward H., boilermaker, r. 1229 Florida
Hackett Edward J., helper Union Box Factory, r.
Alameda
Hackett E. S. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Primary School,
r, 312 Eddy
Hackett Frederick H,, journalist, r. 312 Eddy
Hickett Haunibal E,, teacher, r. 42 Willow Av
Hackett Jacob P., carpenter, r. 317 Stockton
Hackett James, engineer, r, 63 Tehama
Hackett James, fireman, r. 541 First
Hackett James A., laborer, r. 14 Bernard
Hackett James W., tinsmith, r. 726 Nstoma
Hackett John, boilermaker P. M. S3. Co., r. 3Ji Zoe,
rear
Hackett John, coalpasser stmr Granada
Hackett John, manager Pac C last Dredging and
Reclamation Co., 40 California, r. Oakland
Hackett John Jr., riviter Fulton Iron Works, r. 3^
Zoe
Hackett Joseph F., iron worker, r. 128 Seventh
Hackett Louis B., delivery clerk Goldberg, Bowen &
Co., r. 23 Hawthorne
Hackett Luke, boilermaker P. M. SS. Co., r. 1229
Florida
Hackett Mark, sawyer Union Box Factory, r. Alameda
Hackett Mark J., japanner, r. 1229 Florida
Hackett Mary Mrs., r. 726 Natoma
Hackett Mary A., domestic 512 Devisadero
Hackett Michael, laborer 3. F, Gas Light Co., r. W B
Tennessee, bet Solano and Mariposa
Hackett Myron H., carpenter Jay V. Lawrence, r.
Alameda
Hackett Patrick, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 408
Hyde
Hackett Patrick, tailor William Walker, r. 3 Perry,
rear
Hackett Thomas, fireman stmr Mary Garratt, r. 541
First
Hackett Thomas O., clerk, r. 23 Hawthorne
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 F8RST ST.
TKLEFBONB 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. DAVIS, City Afent,
429 CalifomUi, Street.
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ALL. SIZKS.
809, 311, 313. 315 and 317 MABKET STBEET
Hackett Walter Z., capulu stmr Bay City, r. Oak-
liind
Hackley Simeon, salesman C. L. Dingley & Co., r.
Berkeley
Hackman Vincent, r. 517 Taylor
Hackmanu Carrie domestic 1217 Suiter
Hackiiiaun Frederick, master schr P. and R. No. 6,
office 7 Clay
Hackmann Henry G., cook Peter Jorgensen, r. 658
Jetisie
Hackmeier Adam, proprietor Hackmeler'a Hotel,
435 Pine
Hackmeier Adam Jr., bookkeeper Hackmeler'a Hotel,
435 Pine
Hackmeier Charles, cook Henry Ivemeyer, r. Oak-
laud
Hackmeier'g Hotel, Adam Hackmeier proprietor,
435 Pine
Hackmeyer Carl, draftsman, r. 91.3 Fell
Hackmeyer Charles, cook, r 18 Tehama
Hackmeyer Philip, cook Ahlborn House
Hackney Frederi.-k E, soHti tor Pac. Box Factory, r.
NW cor Clipper and Diamond
Hadberg Albert, seaman, r. 263 East
Hadden Walter J., capitalist 325 Montgomery, room
3, r. 326 Eddy
Haddock Allen, phrenologist, 1008J4 Market, r. 503
Ash Av
Haddock William, engineer, r. 1213 Golden Gate Av
Haddricks H. M., hostler Sutter St. RR. r. 1413 Polk
Hade Richard, blacksmith Omnibus ER., r. 121J4
Walsh
Hadeler Augustus, teamster, r. 22 Madison Av
Hadeln Barthold, clerk, r. 1211^ Clay
Haden Porter, inspector Custom House, r. 11 Monroe
•^ Haden. See Hayden
Hadenfeldt Charles (Rothschild & Hadenfeldt) r.
5 Glen Park Av
I»~ Hadenfeldt. See Heydenfeldt
Hader Frank, tinsmith, r. 123 Clipper
Htder Tewes, farmer, r. 5 Washington
Hadesa Anastasia, wi'low, r. 1:30 Guerrero
Hadler Henry, lumberman A. M. Simpson & Bro., r.
r. 15 Oak Grove Av
Hadler William T., tinsmith, r. 17 Washington Av
Hadley Albert F., carpenter Jason Springer & Co., r.
1008 Twenty-firnt
Hadley Arthur E., pressman H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
719 Minna
Hadley Charles, bricklayer, r. BE cor Fillmore and
Eddy
Hadley Charles, machinist, r. 3.55 Brannan
Hadley Frederick W. (Hadley & Dond) r. 518 Capp
Hadley James C, foreman, r. 1220 Powell
Hadley Lemuel, tanner G. Dietsi^h & Son, r. E s Fol-
Rom, bet Twenty seventh and Twenty-elght
Hadley Moses F., porter Dodge, Sweeney & Co., r. 811
Pine
Hadley S. F., with Jason Springer & Co.
Hadley Walter, barber, 2fi0 Third
Hadley Warren P., carpenter, r. 221 Fifth
Hadley & Doud (Frederirk W. Hadley and Aaron
Doud) 8ti.«ck brokers, 326 Pine
Hadlick Louis, candymaker Schroder, Albrecht &
Co., r. Oakland
Hadliick Ellsworth, carpenter, r. 25 Lily Av
Hadman A., r. 908 Duchannan
Hadsell George, r. 2627 Sutter
Eadsell Lewis, driver United Carriage Co., r. 309 Sec-
ond
Haebner Hugo, waiter stmr Alameda
Haedrieh Ferdinand, cabinetmaker, r. 258 Steven-
son
Haedrich Frederick, clerk, r. 258 Stevenson
Haedrich Herman, salesman estate Claude Long, r.
2.';8 Stevenson
Haedrich James H.. clerk, r. 258 Stevenson
Haeffner Joseph, butcher, r. 213 Clara
Haefke Augusta Mrs., saleslady A. F. Nye & Co., r-
1130 Broadway
Haege David, r. 627 Commercial
Haehnlen Louis, carver, r. 615 Guerrero
Haendel Isidor (Haendel fc Levy) r. 309 Powell
Haendel & Levy (Isidor Haendel and Moses L. Levy)
jewelry, 112 Kearny
Haenel Paul, bookbinder Herman Cohen, r. 819
Chestnut
Haensel Julius H. G., bakery and restaurant, 49 Sec-
ond, r. U Hobart Alley
Haesenbrouck Leonard, marble cutter J. b F. Eesse.
ler. r. 27 Garden
Haesloop Charles, hostler G. Brugge & Bro., r. 43
Clay
Haealoop Christian P. (Hinrichs & Haesloop) r. 511
Green
Haesteii John H., butcher, r. 601 Hayes
Hae.sters Franz, teacher music, r 725 Grove
Haettenschwiller Emil, bookkeeper Phil Neis & Co.
Hafer Fredericks Mrs., r. 523 Vallejo
Hafer George, basketmaktr, r. 523 Vallejo
Hafer John, machinist, r. 3 Minna
Hafer John A., wood and coal, 715 Harrison
Hafer John F., clerk, r. 523 Vallejo
Hafey William, tanner Franklin A. Davis, r. 528
Eighth
Haffen Joseph, foreman Standard Shirt Factory, r. 329
Fell
Haflfenger Mary E., widow, r. 28 Rausch
Hafferty Frank, fireman, r. 541 First
Hatfey James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Handley
Hou-Je
Haffey Joseph, weaver, r. NE cor Larkln and Bay
Haffey Lizzie, hosiery dept S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 822 Greenwich
Hafif-y Patrick, laborer, r. Florida, bet Twentieth and
Twenty- first
Hafford Harvey S., carpenter, r. 19 Vandewatep
Hafford Henry, student, r. 19 Vandewater
Half >rd Lewis W., clerk, r. 19 Vandewater
Hatford Samuel, carpenter, r. 19 Vandewater
Haf ky J. F., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 53 South Park
Haft Ebenfzer E., attorney at law, 141 Phelan
Bldg. r. 30 Golden Gate Av
Hagamey Abraham J., teamster, r. 75 Elizabeth
Hagan Alexander H., laborer, r. 10.57 Mission
Hagan B.-rnard, laborer S. P. Co., r. 528 Sixth
Hagan Daniel, clerk Kaufman, Rau & Co., r. 1813
Sutter
Hagan Eilward, ironer La Grande Laundry
Hagan Edward E., driver Litton Springs Mineral
Water Co., r. 23 Louisa
Hagan Henry B., butcher, r. 215 Seventh
Hagan Hugo, news dealer, r. 907 Bryant
Hagau James, r. 1192 Harrison
Hagan James, tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r. 841
Market
Hagan James, wood and coal, 429 Third
Hagan James F.. clerk, r. 1614 Broderick
Hagan John, contractor, r. 1614 Brodeiick
Hagan John, longshoreman, r. 14 Baldwin Court
Hagan John P., r. 1614 Uroderick
Hawan John T., r. 328 Geary
Hagan Louis, clerk, r. 1812 Sutter
Hagan Louis E., propir Hagan's Dancing Academjr,
737 Mission
Hagan Margaret, widow, groceries, 124 Freelon
Hagan Martin M. (Hagin * Rothchild) r. 1812 Sutter
Hngau Michael, horseshoer, r. 52 Quinn
Hagan Patrick, laborer, r. 69 Minna
Hagan Patrick, teamster Reno At Co.
Hagan Patri. k F.. shoemaker V. W. Boot and 8ho«
Co., r. cor Vicksburg and Jersey
Hagan Patrick J., painter, r. 25 Clinton
Hagan TUom.'is, painter, r. 139 Dure
Hagan William, laborer, r. 1210 Seventeenth
Hagan Winifred, widow, r. 23 Louisa
WHOLESALE AKD EETAH,
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEU
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Uannfacturers of Show Case*
and Store Fiztures.
37 Market St.
Fri IP^F FYTRA RRYP'—--^""^* — ?"°'-*?''"**"?°'^?'"'^*-"*-"~*^^
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Fire Ofllce (of London)
Insurance Co. (of New
York) A^riculturnl Insurance Co. (of
Xe-»v York) Girard Fire Insurance Co,
(of Philadelphia) etc., 333 California,
under Wells, Fargo & Co. 's Bank
t^ Hawaii. See Hagen
HagsDan Frederick, teamster Jason Springer & Co.,
r. 323 Grant Av
Hagsns A. H., r. 1129 J* Shotwell
Hagans Edwiu B., inspei-tor Custom House, r. 409
First
Hagans George W., music publisher, 535 Clay, r.
1129 )<i Shotwell
Hagarty Annie M. Mios, teacher Columbia Grammar
School, r. 153 Octavia
Hagarty David, laborer, r. 624 Fourth
Hagarty Michael, solicitor Lyons & Riordan, r. 647
Mission
Hagarty Patrick S., corporal police, r. 153 Octavia
Hagarty Timothy, shoemaker, r. 332 Guerrero
Hagarty Thomas, inventor, r. SE cor Sanchez and
Liberty
8^ Hagarty. See Hagerty and Haggerty
Hagbourne John, seaman, r. 307 Broadway
Hagfdorn Alexander C, clerk Cal. Wire Works, r. 329
Bay
Hagedorn Alwin, apprentice Cal. "Wire Works, r. 329
Bay
Hagedorn August (Haake k Hagedorn) r. 1003 Mc-
Allister
Hagedorn Frederick, engineer, r. 1239 York
Hagedorn H. W. Mrs., nurse, r. 116 Twelfth
HHgt>dorn J., baker Brooklyn Hotel
Hagedorn Nellie, adjuster V. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Hagedorn William, conductor S. P. Co.
Hagedorn William, varnisher, r. 116 Twelfth
Hagedurn William H., laborer, r. 5 Winter Lane
Hagel William, r. 543 Second
Hageman Edward, f-eaman, r. 93< Morrell PI
Hageman George (Hageman & Haquette) r. 723 Bush
Hageman William, bartender Clifif House, r. 155^
Rausch
Hageman & Haquette (George Hageman and
Eruei-t Haquette) proprietors Crystal Palace Sa-
loon. 5 Kearny and 12 Geary
Hagemann Charles, bakery, 320}^ Fifth
Hagemann Charles, butcher, r. 1117 Micsion
Hagemann F., bartender, r. 423 Dupont
Hagemann F. & Co. (Frederick Hagemann) groceries,
700 Front
Hagemann Frederick (F. Hagemann & Co.) r. 758
Howard
Hagemann Frederick Jr., president Albany
Brewing Co., 71-75 Everett, r. 758 Howard
Hagemann John B., bartender F. Gudehus, r. 423 Du-
pont
Hagemann Victor, trunkmaker, r. 2119 Jones
Hagen Caroline, widow, dressmaker, r. 405 J^ Twenty-
fourth
Hagen Claus, carpenter, r. cor Sumatra and Railroad
Av
Hagen M. E. Mrs., widow, r. 1009 Powell
Hagen P., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Hagen Peter, fruit dealer, r. 1056)4 Howard
Hagen R. Mrs. r. 2(1 Thirteenth
Hagen Robert, r. 1801 Jones
Hagen Rudolph, traveling salesman John S. Bowman
& Co.
Hagen Ulof, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 735 Bran-
nan
Hagen William, vaquero, r. Costa Rica, bet Railroad
and San Bruno Avs
!»■ Has en. See Hagan
Hagenah Henry F., seaman, r. 122 Jackson
Hagenkamp Adolph, tailor, r. 218 Clara
FRATINGER & CO
or ALL BESOEIPTIONS.
105 KEAKNY STREET.
GAS, WATER and STEAM
FITTING,
In all its Branches, Well Done.
NA/_ E
PLUMBER,
Establlshcii 1860.
_ L_ANE,
505 KEARNV STREET^
Telephone 315.
Hagenkaiup Adolph T., r. 218 Clara
Hagenkamp Louis K., printer W. A. Woodward 4 Co.,
r. 218Ciara
Hagenmeytr Engelbert T. (Hagenmeyer & Heinz) r.
703 Green
Hagenmeyer & Heinz (Engelbert T. Hagenmeyer and
Conrad Heinz) plumbers and gasfitters, 311 Mont-
gomery Av
Hagenow Louisa, physician, surgeon and accoucheur,
r. 19 Twelfth
Hagensen Henry, clerk H. Ebbinghausen & Co., r.
2432 Mission
Hager Edward C, manager music dept Chas-S. Eaton,
r. Oakland
Ha^rer John S., Collector Port of San Francisco,
office Custom House, third floor, r. Palace Hotel
Hager George, trader, r. 616 Sacramento
Hager Louis A. Z., clerk freight auditor's office S. P.
Co.. r. 62 South Park
Hager W. Mrs., furnished rooms, 636 Sacramento
Hager William, slioemalser, 820 Vallejo, r. 1918 Mason
Hager Willism, teamster, r. 329 Fourth
Hagerty Anthony, laborer r. 515 Howard
Hagerty D»niel, carpenter, r. 230 Fell
Hagerty Edward, brewer, r. 733 Tehama
Hagerty James, engineer, r. 31 Madison Av, rear
Hagerty James, groceiies and liquors, NE cor Fourth
and Clementina, r. MO Clementina
Hagerty John, longshoreman, r. 6 Lick Alley
Hagerty John, longshoreman, r. 150 Clara
Hagerty John, pleating, 9 Geary, r. cor Sanchez and
Liberty
Hagerty John, sawyer, r. 978 Harrison
Hagerty John F., machine operator John Hagerty, r.
cor Sanchez and Liberty
Hagerty Kate M. Mrs., r. 781 Mission
Hagerty Mary, widow, r. 6 Lick Alley
Hagerty Mary, widow, r. 636 Mission
Hagerty Ri'bert, canvasser, r. 636 Commercial
Hagerty Robert D., carpenter, r. 230 Fell
Hagerty Thomas F., machinist, r. cor Sanchez and
Libeity
Hagerty William, seaman, r. 6 Clay
Hagerty William E., carpenter, r. 230 Fell
Hagerup Frederick C, dyer, 148 Third
Haggart James, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
347 Fremont
Haggerty Andrew, dealer butter and eggs, r. 433
Clementina
Haggerty Hauiel, bartender Michael J. Morris, r. 5
Mint Av
Haggerty Daniel A., porter Ackerman Bros., r. 260}<
Tehama
Haggerty Dennis, laborer, r. 429 Francisco
Haggerty Dennis Jr., shoemaker, r. 409 Francisco
Haggerty George J., agent, r. KE cor McAllister and
Baker
Haggeity Hugh, miner, r. Ahlborn House
Haggerty James, laborer, r. 512 Howard
Haggerty Jeremiah butcher Miller & Lux, r. Railroad
Av, bet Manitoba and Dominica
Haggerty Jeremiah, peddler, r. NW cor Twenty-third
and Potrero Av
Haggerty John, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Hagyeity John T., shoe liner Orin Jones & Co., r. 332
Guerrero
Haggerty Lawrence, canvasser, r. 160 Perry
Haggerty Michael, deckhand stmr James M. Donahue
Haggerty Patrick, laborer George Fritch, r. 12 Clem-
entina
Haggf-rty Peter, seaman, r. Twenty- fourth, nr Florida
Haggerty Timothy C, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sona,
r. 74":< Howard
Haggerty William, laborer, r. 429 Francisco
1^" Hasperty. See Hagarty, Hagerty and Heagerty
Ha^'gett F'Trest F., n attressmaker, r. 3308 Oeary
Haggett George W.. polio man, r. 16 Prescott
Haggttt James, machinist, r. 347 Fremont
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
]nanufnc(nr*T or every deMeriptton of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
48 to 5U Beale Streec. Swm Franciitco.
f>AMMA4-4- liirv^n Qosate Trmnan, Isham A Hooker, 421-427 Market BL
Dennett jump oeais. ^Vhoi^ksale a^vd butaii<.
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MANVFACTCIIERS OT
Plain, Japnnned and Stamped
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Hssgett Robs, widow, r. 14 Presoott
Hag^n James B., cspitulist, 50 Nevada Block,
r. 1'250 Taylor
Hageln Joseph B., physician and surgeon, 235 Kearny
Hairpin Loaia T. , attorney at law, 52 Nevada
Block. T. 1310 Taylor
Hasgin Michael, blackBinJth, r. 52 Quinn
HagRin Patrick, laborer, r. 25 Clinton
Haggliind John, tailor, r. 148 Tehama
Hagler John, liquor saloon, 419 Biixh, r. 530 Jones
Hagman Charles G., master schr City of San Diego
Hagmao John, tailor, 410 Kearny, room 9
Hagman Nicholas A., laborer, r. 120)4 Shipley
Hagopynn William, shampooer Hammam Baths, r.
101 Pro-pect PI
Hagquist Charles R., shipliner, r. 142)j Natoma
Haastrom Charles, seaman, r. 13 Clay
Hagthrop R. Jefferson B., stovefinlsher, r. NE cor
Brbadway and Kearny
Hague Alexander, night watchman. r.6fifi Clemf-ntina
Hague Charles J., master stmr Dora, ofi&ce 310 San-
some, r. Alameda
Hague Oracle, domestic 1008 Green
Hague J., r. 579 Minna
Hague Samuel, barber, r. 941 Howard
Hahn Andrew J. (Llppert & Hahn) r. 1030 Clay
Hahn Annie C. Mrs., fancy goods, 233 Kearny, r. 2737
California
Hahn August, r. 2017 Bush
Hahn C. Miss, saleslady Mrs. C. W. Ives, r. 1219 Pa-
cific
Hahn Carl O.. r. 2737 California
Hahn Elizabeth B., widow, r. 1610 Pacific At
Hahn Eugene J., reporter Examiner, r. 17 f5onth Park
Hahn Felix (Passet & Hahn) r. SE cor Tweuty-sixth
and Bartleit
Hahn FredTick C, teacher music, r. 2128 Howard
Hahn Frederick L., milkman, r. Penobscot, bet Mon-
tenegFO and Manila
Hahn Fritz (Hahn & Bohlman) r. 201 Third
Hahn Gaston L., delivery clerk P.M. SS. Co., r. 17 South
Park
Hahn George W., commercial traveler Porter, Sless-
Inger & Co.
Hahn Giissie .Miss, teacher muMc, r. 2128 Howard
Hahn H. A., machinist Union Iron Works
Hahn Henry, r. 25t7 Folsom
Hahn Heiry bartender Gamer & Co., r. 2 Folsom
Hahn Henry, clerk R. G. Dun *: Co., r. 1219 Pacific
Hahn Henry, miiwirlan. r. 704 )i Mission
Hahn Henry C, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsbnrg k Co.,
r. 540 Linden Av
Hahn Hugo (Vogel & Hahn) r. 9(17 Bryant
Hahn John, maltster, r. 2108 Stockton
Hahn John W., clerk Vennekohl Bros., r. 1611 54 Jones
Hahn Joseph, clerk, r. 1213 Kearny
Hahn, Levy k Co. (Maurice L., Joseph and Lazar
Levy! cigar mnfrs, 420 Sansome
Hahn Robert C, gents' furnishing goods, 1008 Mar-
ket, r. 1008 J4 Market
Hahn Rudolph, bookkeeper Clayburgh k Brsnden-
stein, r. 2128 Howard
Hahn Sabina, widow, r. 1911 Polk
Hahn W., r. 1602 Geary
Hahn William, baker A. Becker, r. 736 Union
Hahn William, engineer Del Monte Milling Co., r.
1219 Pacific
Hahn & Bohlman (Fritz Hahn and Ehler Bohlman)
groceries and liquors, .SE cor Howard and Third
Hahne Bnbbete, widow, lodgings, 623 California
Hahnemann Albert, bakery and confectionery,
344 Sixth
Hahnemann Medical College, 115 Haight
Haidinann R., baker Russ House
Haight Alfred, laborer, r. 6 Clay
Haight Andrew J., r. 517 Mason
Haig»it Clarence A., bookkeeper John Skinker, r. 617
Mason
Haight Edgar G., clerk Philps k Miller, r. 603 Leay-
enworth
Haight F. A., r. 430 Geary
Haight Frank H., r. 710 Leavenworth
Haight Frank M., bookkeeper, r. 1315)4 Webster
Haight Frederick B., clerk Robert Haight k Co., r. 710
L-avenworth
Haight George W. (Taylor & Haight) attorney at law,
207 Sansome, r. 1224 Jackson
Haight Huri-ison, patternmaker W. T. Garratt k Co.,
r. 501 Leavenworth
Haisjht Harrison Jr., salesman A. C. Titcomb, r. 607
Bush
Haight Heher L., glovecutter F. G. Conklln & Co., r.
Ocean View
Hai^nt .Minnie D. Miss, teacher, r. 710 Leavenworth
Haight Primary Svhool, Miss Mary A. Uaswell prin-
cipal, W 8 Mission, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-
sixth
Haight Robert (Robert Haight .t Co.) r. 925 Pine
Haight Robert fc Co. (Kobeit Halqhtl commission
merchants and wholesale dealers dairy produce,
226 Front
Haight Robert F., clerk Robert Haight & Co., r. 110
Natoma
Haight Sophie P., widow, r. 341 Fifth
Hai<;ht Street Branch Market Street Cable
RaiUvay Co., J. L. WiUciitt secrt-tary, office
foot Market, general office NE cor Fourth and
Ti'Wnsend
Haigbt W. A. Mrs., r. 710 Leavenworth
Haile Annie Mrs., furnished rooms, 26 Sixth
Haile Antone. teamster, r. 16 Preston PI
t^' Haile. See Hale
Hailer Henry W., sash and doormaker Day, Huber k
Craker, r. 1403^ Shipley
Hailer Margaret, widow, r. 521 Fo'som
Hiilon Ellen, laundress International Hotel
Hain 0. H. Mrs., widow, r. 29U Washington
Hain Heury, clerk, r. 1403 Srott
Hain Thomas, porter, r. 1018 Montgomery
^■Hain. See Hayne
Haines A. M., salesman, r. 311 Golden Gate Av
Hainea Byron W., dentist, office 14 Grant At,
room lt>-lx, r. 910 Piue
Haines Charles D., assistant Academy, of Sciences, r.
Oafelaud
Haines Charles P., master mariner, office 36 Steuart
Haines Dan ielL.. foreman United Carriage Go's stable.
r. 673 Howard
Haines D. H., commercial traveler, r. 29 Grant Av
Haines Frank, r. 22i Stockton
Haines Frank E., clerk local freight office S. P. Co., r.
Oakland
Haines Harry B. laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r.
923 Golden Gate Av
Haines John P., lumber surveyor, 25 Steuart, r. 1532
Pine
Hainea Joseph D., electric pen writer, 106 Leid-
esdorff, r. Oakland
Haines Matthew A., bookkeeper William Behlow, r.
1316 Harrison
Haines Samuel N., chief engineer stiur Zealandia, r.
50) Folsom
Haines William R , peddler, r. 901 Sacramento
ifc^Haines. See Haynes
Hainke Robert, tailor, r. 431 Dupont
Hainque Martial (Tail & Hainque) r. 20 Clinton Park
Hainque Merovee, cook, r. 91i) Montu'omery Av
Hainque Rosalie Mrs., housekeeper 70i Lombard
Hair Elijha B., porter Anglo-Califoruidn Bauk, r. 434
Duiou
Hair James, freight clerk Pacific Transfer Co., r. UO
Sutter
07" Hatr. See Hare
Hats Alice Miss, insurance agent, r. 404 Twenty
second
Hais Frank J. Mrs., liquor saloon, 404 Twenty-second
THE BEST
CLOTHING
For MEN AND BOYS at
"THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
THE LION m lis. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, 84,125,000
Assets. 34,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN. Manager
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
HAJ
559
HAL
Hajpk John, locksmith, 830 Jonos
Hakalau Plantation Co., Glaus Spreckels presl-
deiit. William Ciuter vice-president, E. H. Shel-
don BecretHry, c.ffife 327 Market
Haker George F., salesman W. Haker & Hinz, r. 2117
Califoruia
HAKER W. & HINZ ,w.,i,am
Haker and AVilliam Hinzl importers
millinery, siilcs, velvets, etc., and
agenta California Ostrich Parminfir Co. ,
545 Market, and VifW York office 530
Broadway, Paris office Rue d» Haute-
ville
Haker William (W. Haker * Hinz) r. 2117 California
Baker Williain C.L., bookkeeper W. Haker & Hinz,
r. 2117 California
Halbert William N., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service,
r. Buss House
Halbritter Autou, pork butcher, 3 Mission Market, r.
1944 Mission
Halcrow James, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Halcrow Thomas, scamaD, r. 39 Pacific
Hald Hans, watchman, r. 1214 York
Hald Heury, deckhand, r. 1214 York
Hald John, deckhand r. 1214 York
Hald Lawrence, engineer, r. 1214 York
Haldan Edward B. (Butler k Haldan) r.'Dnlon Club
Haldau E. R., r. Grand Hotel
Haldan William J., with Butler & Haldan, r.Saucellto
Haider Richard, waiter stmr City of Chester
Hale Clarence J., cashier Dunham, Carrigan b Co., r.
Alameda
Hale Delia, widow, r. 139 Natoma
j Hale Frank O., pile driver, r. Ocean View
Hale Henry M., merchant, r. 3 Fulton
Hale Herbert, bartender James Griffin, r. 637 Pacific
Hale James, capitalist, r. 1119 Sutter
Hale John, waiter stmr Alameda
Hale Joseph P., merchant, office 210 Battery, r. Occi-
dental Hotel
Hale Joseph S., purser stmr T. C. Walker, r. Stockton
Hale Orrin F., clerk, r. 1657 Mis.sion
Hale T Edward, bookkeeper Blum, Baldwin & Girvin,
r. 109 Montgomery
Hale Theresa, widow, r. 128 Seventh
Hale IVilllam, real estate, 414 California, r. Ber-
keley
Hale William E., clerk, r. 24 Verona
Hale and Norcross Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev.) Joel F. Llfjhtner secretary, 68 Nevada Block
09* Hale. See Haile
Halegren Oskar N., r. 126 Fourth
Halen James, steward, r. 727 Minna
Halet Charles, r. 605 Broadway
Haley Benjamin, studi-nt, r. 325 Ellis
Haley Catherine, widow, r. 234 Langton
Haley Charles, waiter stmr Modoc
Haley Chares C., commercial traveler, r. 236 Taylor
Haley Charles M., bookkeeper, r. 916 Van Ness Av
Haley CHarles S. (E. P. Heald & Co.) and physi-
cian and 3uri,'eon, 24 Post, r. 4 Lake Shore Av,
Oakland
Haley Daniel T., dairyman, r. 2002 Greenwich
Haley David, laborer, r. Manitoba, bet James and
Easkaskia
Haley Dennis J., speculator, r. 29 Grant Ay
Haley Ellen, widow, r. 1403 Montgomery, rear
Haley Krank, ensineer. r. 126 Ivy Av
Haley George F.,' bartender, r. 133 Fifth
Haley Henry, r. 116 Monis
Haley Howard, shipjoiner, r. 316 Fourth
H .ley J. Mrs., r. 419 Geary
Haley James, clerk, r. 1403 Montgomery
Haley James H.. magnetic healer, 1023 Market
Haley James M., clerk, r. 1 Tavlor
Haley Jeremiah, lather, r. 23 Zoe
Haley John, hackman, r. 715 Broadway
DR. BAZAN'S
THEKMO-El,ECTRIC
RUSSIAN an! TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis GiveL
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
WATER FILTERS,
ALL SIZES AND KINDS FOR FAUCETS.
Large Filterera with capacity for cleaning all water
used in the house, simple and cheap.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street,
Established 18C0. Telephone 315.
Haley John, hotil keeper, r. ,307 Fourth
Haley John, provisions, Randall, nr Chenery
Haley John, laborer, r. 23 Zoe
Haley John, labor.-r Cal. Wire Works, r. 2115 Powell
Haley John, peddler, r. cor Chenery and Randall,
Fairmount Tract
Haley John, junk dealer, r. Wayne, bet Crescent and
Hickory Avs
Haley John J., city real estate agent 8. P. Co.,
NE cor Fourth and Townseud, room 58. r. 916 Van
Ness Av
Haley John J., roofer, r. 20H Harriet
Haley Jonathan E., saloonkeeper, r. 17 Minna, rear
Haley Margaret, domestic 1718 Hyde
Haley Mary, domestic 812 Chestnut
Haley Michael, liquor saloon, SW cor Sixth and
King
Haley Michael, teamster J. Morton b Co., r. 12
Church
Haley Michael C, wharfinger Broadway Wharf, r.
2915 Laguna
Haley Michael E., carriage builder, r. 1610 Leaven-
worth
Haley Michael J., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
181 Perry
Haley Patrick, hod carrier, r. 126 Ivy Av
Haley Patrick, yardman Thomas Morton, r. 3002 Web-
ster
Haley Patrick A., laborer, r. Sharp PI
Haley Peter, waiter, r. 416 Natoma
Haley R. S. Mrs., widow, r. 325 Ellis
Haley Sampson M. B., wellborer, r. 2207 Fillmore
Haley Thomas, tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r. 1311
Montgomery
Haley Thomas, wiredrawer Cal. Wire Works, r. 5
Decatar
Haley William Mrs., widow, dairy, NW cor Green-
wich and Buchanan
Haley William, machinist, r. 23 Zoe
Haley William, milker Owen Riley, r. Woolaey, nr
Girard, U. M. T.
Haley William, wiredrawer. r. 765 Ji Howard
Haley Williard G., printer Sherman, Clay b Co., r. 39
Fifth
8^ Haley. See Healey and Healy
Half Miie Track, NW cor Twenty-fourth and Point
" Lobos Av
Halferty Frank, coalpasser stmr San Jose
Halford Clara Miss (H. .t C. Halford) r. 781 Mission
Halford H. k C. (Harriet and Claru) dress and cloak
makers, 106 Turk
Halford Harriet Miss (H. & C. Halford) r. 781 Mission
Halibarter John. r. County Line, E of Mission Road
Halifax Chrihtopher, clerk, r. 504 Ellis
Halin John, liquor saloon, 903 Kearny, r. 518 Pacific
Halk John A., horseshoer John Grace, r. 1108 How-
ard
Halk Joseph, butcher, r. 114^ Langton
Halkett William, carriage mnfr, 38 Hayes, r. W s
Clara Av, bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Hall Abraham, bookkeeper Ellis b Miller, r. 1612
Clay
Hall A. I. (A. I. Hall & Son) r. New York
HALL A. I. & SON (A. I., Edward
A. and Henry E.) commission mer-
cliants, exporters and manufacturers'
agents, 528-53U Market
Hall Albert, bartender William Schrieber, r. 30 Post
Hall Albert H., clerk, r. 2930 Howard
Hall Albert S,, r. 606 Capp
Hall Alexander, watchman Selby Smelting and Lead
Co., r. 1336 Church
Hall Alexander D., carpenter W. L. Bovyer, r. 11
Powell Av
Hall Alfred V., r. 1711 Buchanan
Hall Algie, candy mnfr, 46 Fourth
Hall Andrew, janitor Alcazar Bldg, r. 27 Stone
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W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 riRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
EOOKBINDERS.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN. ni,S?S?GVS:"G:S^an?e^f.:
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560
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W. W. lyZontague &. Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENQLISH AND AMERICAN
JSncanaUc, Uluzed and Plain.
309. 311. 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
WATERBURY CLOCK CO. (Waterbury) CLOCKS.
PARKER & WHIPPLE CO. (Meriden) CLOCKS.
WATERBURY WATCH CO. (Waterburyl WATCHES.
WM. ROGERS MFC CO. (Hartford) PLATED-WARE.
MALTBY, HENLEY & CO. (New York) NICKEL SILVER.
MERIDEN MALLEABLE IRON CO. (Meriden) LAMPS.
EWING & BILL LANTERN CO. (Wlieeling) LANTERNS.
FLETCHER MFC CO. (Providence) LAMP WICKS.
JONES, CAVITT & CO. (Pittsburgti) GLASSWARE.
DITHRIDGE & CO. (Pittsburgti)
LAMP SHADES AND CHIMNEYS.
/ETNA GLASS CO. (Bellaire) GLASSWARE.
CO-OPERATIVE FLINT GLASS CO. (Beaver Falls)
GLASSWARE.
UNION POTTERY CO. (Trenton)
WHITE GRANITE AND PORCELAIN.
MYERS, OSBORN & CO. (Cleveland) OIL STOVES.
G. I. MIX & CO. (Yalesviile) TINNED IRON SPOONS.
Represented on the Pacific Coast by
A. I. HALL & SON,
528-930 Market Street, SAN FRANCISCO.
Hall Andrew L., seaman stmr Bonita. r. 29 Ford
Hall Annie H., widow, dreesaiaking, 2249 Mission
Hall Arthur L., brakeman, r. 980 Harrison
Hall Benjamin, clerk Custom House, r. 1518 Larkin
Hall Benjamin, clerk J. B. Coates, r. 407 Third
Hall Benjamin, laborer, r. Bay District Hotel
Hall Benjamin, porter Kittle & Co., r."317 Third
Hall Benjamin F., drugRist, r. 743 Pine
Hall Brothers (Cornelius I. D. and Horace P.) mnfg
chemists, 324 Clay
Hall Brothers (Henry K. and WinslowG.) shipbuild-
ers (Port Blakeley) office 28 California
Hall Charles, r. N s Sixteenth, nr Dolores
Hall Charles, book agent, r. 330 Guererro
Hall Charles, waiter Patrick Collins, r. 500 Mission
Hall Charles B., shoemaker Kutz k Murr, r. 907
Minna
Hall Charles E., laborer, Alabama, bet Panta Clara
and Sixteenth
Hall Charles E., paperhanger G. W. Clark k Co., r.
216 Powell
Hall Charles F., master stmr Bonita, r. 29 Ford
Hall Charles H., butcher, r. 651 Harrison
Hall Charles H., policeman, r. 2227 Taylor
Hall Charles P., theatrical manager, r. Occidental
Hotel
Hall Corfan I. engineer Norton Tanning Co., r. cor
Marquesas and St. John
Hall Cornelius I. D. (Hall Bros.) r. 2934 Sacramento
Hall Corydon P., attorney at law, r. 1726 O'Farrell
Hall Daniel K., r. cor Sixth and Mission
Hall Dennis S., carpenter, r. 1004 McAllister
H»ll E. C. Mrs., widow, r. 219 Polk
Hall Edward (Hall & Ferguson) r. 9 Albion Av
Hall Edward, barber, r. 356 Tljird
Hall Edward, shipping clerk Sanborn, Vail k Co., r.
1026 Jackson
Hall Edward, upholsterer F. W. Kreling k Sons
Hall Edward A. (A. I. Hall & Son) r. Los Angeles
Hall Edward L., collector Home Mutual Ins. Co., r.
East Oakland
Hall Edward S.. clerk "W. S. Bay & Co., r. Berkeley
Hall Edward 8., machinst Fulton Iron Works, r.
Alameda
Hall Edwin, shoemaker, r. 405 Clementina
Hall Edwin J., salesman, r. 116 Turk
Hall E. J., second Qiate stmr Santa Rosa
Hall Eleanor 8., lodgings. 1415 Stockton
Hall Elizabeth, widow, r. 152 J4 Clara, rear
Hall E. M. (T. Whitely & Co.) r. Oakland
Hall Eugene, porter, r. 440 Twenty-second
Hall Eugene E. (Hall & Brother) r. Ocean View
Hall Evelina, widow, r. 807 Mission
Hall Francis, shoefitter. r.208>« McAllister
Hall Frank, clerk Palmer & Bey, r. Io20 Jackson
Hall Frank, mate stmr Mary Garratt
Hall Frank, quartermaster sfmr Mariposa
Hall Frank J.,boilermaker James V. Hall, r. 1711 Bu-
chanan
Hall Frank M., with Union Box Factory, r. Oakland
Hall Frederick, clerk, r. 1135 Mission
Hall Frederick B., clerk, r. 2105 Fillmore
Hall Frederick C, office 640 Market, r.2345 Buchanan
Hall Frederick S., stenographer insurance depart-
ment Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r. 218 Stockton
Hall Gardner S., r. 33 Julian Av
Hall Gavin D., r. 505 Natoma
Hall George (Lewis & Co.) r. 847 Harrison
Hall George, furnituremaker, r. 1026 Jackson
Hall George, milkman, r. 720 Twenty-second
Hall George, teamster, r. 847 Harrison
Hall George, waiter Merchants' Club, r. 604 Pine
Hall George E., news agent, r. 535 Post
Hall George H. J., clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co.. r. 731
Treat Av
Hall Georg.} I., clerk Post Office, r. Commercial Hotel
Hall George W., bookkeeper London and S. F. Bank
(limited) r. Alameda
Hall George W., millhand, r. 35 Welsh
HALL GrILBERT d commission
niercliaiit, a^ent Bi-ooks' spool cotton,
Warrin's needles, liandkercliiefs, em-
broideries, etc., 585 Market, r. Ala-
meda
Hall Gustave, seaman, r. 541 First
Hall Hans J., clerk, r. 19 Freelon
Hall Harry, commercial traveler, r. 211 Turk
Hall Harvey, butcher, r. 2930 Howard
Hall H. E., attorney at law, 623 Commercial, r. Oak-
land
Hall Helen M., widow, r. 2605 Howard
Hall Henry, barber, 353 Third
Hall Henry, starter N. B. and M. KR., r. 7 Perry
Hall Henry E. (A. I. Hall & Sod) r. 1312 Taylor
Hall Henry K. (Hall Bros.) r. Port Blakeley, W. T.
Hall Henry M., with A. Carpentier, r. Saucelito
Hall Herbert E., broker, r. 846 Mission
Hall Herman, collector, r. 146 Eleventh
Hall Horace P. (Hall Bros.) r. 1819 Lyon
Hall Hubbard E., real estate, 623 Commercial, r. Oak-
land
Hall Hubbard K., clerk Selby Smelting and Lead Co.,
T. Oakland
Hall I. K., salesman U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r.
Oakland
Hall Isaac E., salesman Edward W. Briggs, r. 929
Clay
Hall Isaac R. (Ballard k Hall) r. 1429 Geary
Hall Israel C, engineer, r. Marquesas, bet St. John
and Tombigbee
Hall James (Crummey k Hall) r. 651 Harrison
Hall James, cook, r. 640 Pine
Hall James, waiter, r. 1026 Jackson
Hall James D., carpenter, r. 507 Mission
Hall James H. (Hall & Bro., and Hall & KroosB, and
Hall & Baldwin) r. 760 Twenty-second
Hall James M., carpenter, r. 44 Jessie
Hall James O., longshoreman, r. 327 Beale
Hall James V., proptr Hall's Boiler Works, 304-306
Beale, r. 1711 Buchanan
Hall Jane E. Mrs., dressmaker, 441 Valencia
Hall Jonathan H.. steamboatman, r. 2010 Polk
Hall John, laborer, r. NE cor Montgomery and
Chestnut
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
THE LARGEST
CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY HOUSE
ON THE PAOiriO COAST.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Casef
and Store Fixtures.
37 Martet St
CPI IDCF rVTRA nPY-f ^'""*'"°**'^'=''""*''*^""P*«°""*'»'^">™IARPAD HARASZTHY A CO.,
LbLirOU LA I llH Unn France to thlscouniry, bat without Braodr. f 630 WASBOTaXOK STSEZT.
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561
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Hall John, porter, r. 666 Mission, rear
Hall John, shoemaker, r. 243 Seventh
Hall lolin C. (Hall & Rodgers) r. 2034 Bush
Hall John G., clerk, r. 401 Folsom
Hall John H., barber Adam Oriinm. r. 945 Mission
Hall John P., clerk, r. 1048 Folsom
Hall John S., painter Dodge Bros. r. 1026 Jackson
Hall Joseph, carpenter, r. 1408 Mission
Hall Joseph C, policeman, r.626 Filbert
Hall Josias, watchman freight depot S. P. Co., r. 969
Harrison
Hall Katie Miss, hattrlmmer K. A. Lnndstrom, r. 245
Seventh
Hall Lavinia, widow, r. 1227H Clay
Hall Leon E., clerk Charles D. Ladd, r. 906 Clay
Hall Louis L., woodcarver, C. S. Hoflfmaun, r. 418
Capp
Hall, Luhrs & Co. (of Sacramento) office 116 California
Hall Lnte A., route agent Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 720
California
Hall Blarcns P., stockbroker, 326 Pine, and secre-
tary S. F. StoclL and Exchange Board, r. 1307 Hyde
Hall Mnrian Mrs., teacher Lincoln Evening School, r.
1(8^ McAllister
Hall Mary A. Mrs., r. 1929 Jessie
Hall Mary I., domestic 1332 Vallpjo
Hall Milton R.. with Gilbert C. Hall. r. Alameda
Hall Norman H., clerk, r. 28 Minna
Hull of Records, New City Hall, junction McAl-
list»T and Park Av
Hall Oliver L., manager Leonard & Ellis, r. 2109H
Larkin
Hall Patrick J., clerk, r. 1048 Folsom
Hall Petor, clerk, r. 28 Minna
Hall Peter A., ship joiner, r. 15 Lapldge
Hall Peter N., clerk, r. 614 Kearnv
Hall R. {Lang & Hall) r. 916 Market
Hall Ralph, cigars and tobacco, 1128 J^ Folsom
Hall Richard Mrs., groceries, 243 Seventh
Hall Richard, plasterer, r. 2222 Hyde
Hall Richard B., general business agent Golden Gate,
office 734 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Hall Richard B., physician, 1415 Stockton
Hall Robert (Hedges & Hall) r. 14 Lewis PI
Hall Robert C, bookkeeper Spring Valley W. W., r.
2512 Washington
Hall Robert H., traveling salesman Huntington, Hop-
kins & Co., r. 20J0 Golden Gate Av
Hall Samuel, lather, r. 423 Natoma
Hall Samuel H. , physician and surgeon, office
and r. i-m Kearny
Hall Samuel S., student Samuel H. Hall, r. 426 Kearny
Hall Sarah B. Miss, missionary, r. 1521 Pine
Hall Sidney, toll collector Sec. 4, Seawall, r. 651 Har-
rison
Hall S. R. Mrs., feathers and flowers, 916 Market
Hall Sullivan R., bottler, r. 916 Market
Hall Thomas, janitor, r. 1205 Stockton
Hall Thomas D., jeweler, 3 Sixth, r. 28 Seventh
Hall Type Writer. L. G. Jordan agent, 123 California
Hall W. H.. r. 2313 Sutter
Hall William, r. 112 Fair Oaks
Hall William, cook stmr Alex. Duncan, r. 621 Merchant
Hall William, paper hanyer, r. 640 Golden Gate Av
Hall William, proptr California Dairy, Ocean House
Road
Hall William, salesman Sanborn, Vail k Co., r.
Berkeley
Hall William A., contractor, r. SW cor Gough and
Pacltic
Hall William C, laborer, r. 327 Beale
Hall William D. L., clerk Tax Collector's Office, r.
1222 Folsom
Hall William E., clerk office Chief of Police, r. 615
Oak
Hall William G.
Hall William H.
Hall William J.,
clerk Tom C. Grant, r. East Oakland
barrel dealer, r. 237 Twenty-sixth
salesman Davis Bros., r. 719)4 Bush
CAST IRON PIPE.
GAS and WATER PIPE
And FITTIXGS of all SizeiB.
W. E.~LANE,
Plumber, 605 Kearny Street.
Estebllshed 1880. Telephone 815.
FRATINGER & CO.
Fine Dressmaking
105 KEARIVY STREET.
Hall William N., wholesale hardware (Gold Hill
Nev.) r. 40 Geary »
Hall Winslow, contractor, office 30 New Montgomery.
r. 424 Ellis
Hall Winslow G. (Hall Bros.) r. 1612 Clay
Hall W. J., carpenter, r. 1004 McAllister
Hall & Baldwin (James H. Hall and Sidney M. Bald-
win) proptrs Original Mission Skating Rink.
2409-2411 Mission
Hall & Brother (James H. and Eugene E.) proptrs
Diamond State Diary, depot 760 Twenty-second
Hall & Ferffusoii (Edward Hall and Phineas F.
Ferguson) proprietors United States Laundry,
3015 Sixteenth
Hall & Krooas (James H. Hall and Claus Krooss)
liquor saloon, SE cor Twentieth and Mission
HaU & Rod^rers (John C. Hall and Arthur Rod-
gers) attorneys at law, rooms 1-16-27 Nevada
Block
Hall's Safe and Lock Co. Charles B. ParcellB
manager, 211-213 California
Hallahan Annie, widow, r. E s Nebraska, bet Yolo and
Yuba
Hallahan Eugene, blacksmith, r. 1405^ Folsom
Hallahan James, cook, r. 809 Mission
Hallahan James, porter, r. 887 Seventeenth
Hallahan O., blacksmith S. F. Bridge Co., r. 1405J4
Folsom
Hallahan Patrick, porter, r. 887 Seventeenth
Hallahan Thomas F., upholsterer, r. E s Nebraska,
bet Yolo and Yuba
Hallahan Thomas K., blacksmith S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. W 8 Iowa, bet Sierra and Nevada
e^" Hallahan. See Holahan
Hallard Frank, laborer, r. 7 Billings PI
Hallbeck James, tailor Sanders & Johnson
Hallbeck Theodore E. M., fireman, r. 2425 Mason
Hallberg Charles, cook, r. 415 East
Hallberg J. A., engineer Fink, Rau & Schindler, r. 13
Kate
Halleck Block, 320 Sansome
Halleck George, cook, r. 529 Sacramento
Hallen Carter D., milker, r. 431 Pine
Hallenstein Julius, salesman Charles Harris, r. 629
AVashington
Haller Henry laborer Cal. Glue Works, r. Venezuela,
nr Tanneries
Haller John, blacksmith, with F. T. Feisel, r. Berke-
ley
Haller J. P., superintendent BrlstolBay CanningCo.,
318 Front, r. Oakland
Haller Lucas, woodturner Vandenburgh k Lewis, r.
240 Taylor
Haller M. Mrs., widow, r. 2120 Greenwich
B^" Haller. See Heller and Holler
Hallet James F., cabinetmaker, r. 286 Stevenson
Hallett Alonzo (Edward P. Allis A: Co.) r. 801 Haight
Hallett Arthur W., gasfitter Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 157
Clara
Hallett Edward, clerk, r. 304 Third
Hallett George H. (Contra Costa Laundry Assn) r.
Palace Hotel
Hallett M. J. Mrs., magnetic healer, 208 Fifth
Hallett Oliver, r. 3018 California
Hallett Winslow L., laundry agent, r. 2039 Mission
Halley Thomas G., r. 13 Webster
Hallgarten Benolt, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r.
1230 Geary
Hallidie A. S., president California Wire Works,
suspension bridge builder and Patent Endless
Ropeway, faetory cor Bay and Mason, office 329
Market, r. 1026 Washington
Halligan Margaret, widow, r. 225 Geary
Halligan Mary, domestic 1521 Washington
Halligan Milton J., clerk, r. 225 Gt-ary
Halligan William P., mining, r. 225 Geary
Hallin Carl P., seaman stmr Oregon
Hallinau Dennis, laborer, r. 44 Tehama
JOHN HAMMOND
36
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
nannfitcturer of every deMcription of
PAS8ENQER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
43 to SO Beale Ktreet. San Frauciaco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker, ^^''^'^S'^^rorf^^F'A^^ii'^^^
HAL
562
HAM
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOBTEM or
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 3U, 313, 316 and 317 MARKET STREET
HalliDan Hannab Miss, shirtiiiaker, r. 29 Natonia
H;illiii8n John Mrs., proptr Ozark House. 865 Market
Hallinao Jobn, bolleruiaker, r. 29 Nutoma
Halliuan John F., porter, r. cor Twentieth and San-
chez
HalH nan John J., liquor saloon, 771 Market, r. 865 Ji
Market
Halliuan Mary, widow, r. 29 Natoma
Hallinan Maurice J., fireman stmr San Jose, r. 29 Na-
toma
Hallinan Michael, millhand Hobbs, Wall b Co., r. 32
Minna
Hallinan Michael, stevedore, r. 165 Perry
Halliuan Michael I., paddler Main & VSinchester, r.
8W cor Sanchez and Twentieth
Hallinan Nathaniel, r. cor Platte and Trinidad
Halliuan Nellie Misa, shirtmaker, r. 29 Natoma
Hallinan Patrick, laborer Potrero and B. V. RR., r.
W 8 Triuidad, bet Platte and Yazoo
Hallinan Thomas, laborei- P. M. SS. Co.. r. 57 Natoma
i Hallinan Thomss F , boilermaker, r. 31 Natoma
Hallinan Timothy, driver Engine No. i, r.U4 Second
1 Hallinan William, laborer, r. 32 Minna
I Hallisy George, laborer, r. 1929 Howard
Hallisy Mary Miss, laundress, r. 810 Bush
H.-.lliveU 8. L., waiter, r. 347 Jessie
Hallman Robert S., clerk Frank Buxton k Co., r. 32
Fourth
Halpruner Wlnfleld S., chiropodist. S.'iO Market
Ualscy Abraham, mining secretary, 328 Mont-
gomery, room 7, r. Palace Hotel
Halsey Annie Mrs., r. 106 Eddy
HalKey Edward A., clerk Hutchinson ft Mann, r. 33
Kearny
Halsey Francis G., bookkeeper Aug. Weihe, r. 1914
Lyon
Halsey Frank A., superintendent Eoterpiise Straw
MnfgCo., r. 605 Fell
Halsey George F., shirt mnfr, 1149 Market, r. 8E oor
Henderson and St. Rose's Av
Halsey Henry G., clerk Firemans Fund Ins. Co., r.
121)1 Octavia
Halsey Henry L., tinsmith Taylor Goodrich, r. East
Oakland
Halsey James D., clerk Aug. Weihe, r. 2815 Pine
Halsey Patri.k, laborer, r. 529 Valencia
Halsey William F., clerk, r. 117 Taylor
Halsing Ivan M., tailor, 12 Thirteenth
Halbt Willi.im, waiter stmr Oregon
Halstead L. W., r. 209 Kearny
HaUted James L. (Halsted & Co. I and School
Director, r. 1033 Golden Gate Av
Halsted John B., ualesman Doane & Henshelwood, r.
1033 Golden Gate Av
Halsted William A. (Halsted & Co.) r. 825 Golden
Gate Av
Halsted <fc Co. (William A. and James L. Halsted)
undertakers, 946 Mission
Halter R. E., assistant U. b. Coast and Geodetic Sur-
vey, r. Los Angeles
Halterman Ernest H., r. 209 Leidesdorff
Ualton John, bookkeeper Herman Heyneman, r. Ala-
meda
Halton Joseph, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt ft Co., r.
Alameda
Haltou Richard, clerk Herman Heyneman, r. Alameda
Halve Frank, yardman Palace Hotel
Halvorsen Lars, r. 913 Geary
Halverson , clerk, r. 1324 Valencia
QQ
Hallon B. M.. r. 700 Sutter
Halloran Delia Miss, chambermaid NWcor Maryland Halverson Andrew C, engineer Geary St. RR., r. 625
and Sierra * i Walnut Av
Hallnrau Dennis J., draftsman Immigration Assn of
Cal., r. 9»8 Howard
Halloran James, extramaa Book and Ladder No. 5, r.
r. 1927 Bush
Halloran James, seaman stmr Ancon
Halloran Jeremiah, r. 2302 Nineteenth
Halloran John, engineer stmr General McDowell, r.
1126 Folsom
Halloran John, messenprer assistant quartermaster.
Division of the Pacific, U. 8. A., r. Phelan Bldg
Halloran John, house piiiuter, r. 1927 Bush
Halloran John, steambiatman, r. 1 Commercial
Halloran John J., carpenter, r. 1103 Mason
Halloran Tnomas, blacksmith S. F. Gas Light Co.
Halloran Thomas, tailor, r. NE cor Castro and Twen-
ty-fourth
Halloran Timothy, r. 1103 Mason
Halloran Timothy, laborer, r. 402 Broadway
Halloran William, gasbtter, r. 1927 Bush
Hallowell E. L., millwright Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 424 Tehama
Hallowell Ernst 8., porter, r. 925 Broadway
Hallowell Rl -bard, r. 232 Sutter
Hallowell Sylvester, bartender, r. 115 H Dore
Hallowell Thomas, carpenter, r. 925 Broadway
Hallows Alfred, receiving teller London and 8. F.
Bank (limited) r. lOOH Bush
Hallquist E. G., tanner D. G. McDonald, r. 134
Twenty sixth
Hallquist Francis E., longshoreman, r. 47 Sacramento
Hallquist Gottfried, r. 134 Twenty-sixth
Hallwegen George, stationer and printer, 40 Turk,
r. 131 Taylor
Hally Michael W., woolscourer, r. 701 Natoma
Halm Carl O.. dry goods, 2737 California
Balmhuber Ernest, waiter Swaiu Bros., r. 62 Second
Halpin James, laborer, r. 907 Folsom
Halpin John, machinist, r. 54 First
Halpin Johu Jr.. r. 1513 Valencia
Halpin John A., machinist r. 413 Brannan
Halpin Michael, laborer, r. 532 Mission
Halpin Michael, salesman Philip Kennedy ft Co., r.
113k Ridley
Halpin William, clerk Tax Collector's Office, r. 100
Jones I
Halpin William, marble worker, r. W g Tehama, bet \
Precittt Av and Twenty-eighth, B. H. i
Halverson Nils, millman, r. 902 Montgomery
Halverson Peter, carpenter, r. 24 Turk
Halverson S. Mrs., millinery and fancy goods, 1215
Valencia, r. 1324 Valencia
Halverson Swain, butcher B. E. Arnold, r. 1324 Va-
lencia
Ham Charles H., vice-principal Washington Gram-
mar School, r. 560 Eighteenth
Ham Charles M., yardmaster S. P. Co., r. 680 Twen-
1 tieth
i Ham Fannie Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 680 Twentieth
j Ham Frederick, lather, r. 353 Clementina
Ham W. E., teacher dancing, 2131 Mission, r. 2939X
j Mission
I Ham Richard K. (Renton, Holmes ft Co.) r. Santa
I Clara
I H:im Tina Miss, dressmaker, r. 1635 Polk
i 8^ Ham. See Ham m
! Hamaila Gingero, draftsman J. Gash, r. 1163 Mission
Haman Annie C. Miss, teacher, r. 2241 Mission
Haman Henry, clerk William Heick, r. 2241 Mission
Haman John, blacksmith, r. 2241 Mission
Hamanu Hermina, widow, r. 1811 Powell
Hamann Louis R., compositor Evening Post, i. 706
Jones
Hamann Timothy C, driver O. Fauss ft Co.. r. 8E cor
Mission and Nineteenth
Hamberg Morris, salesman G. Abrahamson, r. 3623
Bush
Hamberg Simon (Pilcher ft Co.) r. 2623 Bush
Hamberger Emma L. Miss, folder clothing dept U.
S. A., r. 5-25 Valencia
Hamberger Lorenz. baker, r. 627 Green
Hamberger Louis C, caseruaker Geo. C. Shreve ft Co.,
r. 221 Chattanooga
fS ZX IJFI
UNDERWEAR
THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO,
t«
ORIENT Ins. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000 I GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Sl,551,954 I WM. BEZTOM, Aast liaagei.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
HAM
563
HAM
Bamberger WiUinm C, clerk E. L. G. Steele & Co., r.
52i) Valencia
1^ Hambt-rwer. See Hamburger
Ilambliii ('liari.B H., rarpenter. r. 529 Sacramento
H^Himblin. See Haiwlin
JHambly Harry B., ehippiug clerk The History Co., r.
2617 Mission
Hambrock Edward W., student, r. 33 South Park
Haiiibrook Rirhsird J., macbinehand, r. 532 Fourth
Hamburg^ Board of Unilerwrlters, Hellmann
Bros. A: Co. ngents, 5ifi Front
Hamburg-Bremen Fire Insurance Co.,
Speyer A; Uerold geiteral agents. 415 California
Hamburg Charles, pluuilier, r. 207 Perry
Hauiburg Edward, upholsterer, r. 45 Everett
Hamburg John F.. specnlxtor, 31 Sutter, r. 34 Kearny
Uamburg'-.Maetlehnrt; Fire Insurance Co.
<>if Hamburg!; Uutte &i Frank general ageutH, 307
California
Hamburg r Aaron, salesman D. Hamburger & Co., r.
KiOSt Post
Hambur;{er Asher, merchant, r. filO 0'#arrell
JHaiuburger B. Mrs., widow, r. 1609 Post
Hamburt;er Chirles, r. 10J8 Bryant
Hamburger D. & Co. (David B. and Henry Him-
buTKer) commisslou merchants. 111 Sausome
Hamburger David B. (D. Hamburger & Co.) r. 1513
Gough
Hamburger Gustave, clothin-J! and gents' furnishing
goods, 54 Third, r. 941 F-lsoiu
Hamburger Heury (D. Hamburger & Co.) r. 1609 Post
Hamburger Lizzie Miss, bookbiuder, r. 10i3 Bryant
Hamburger Lodging House, George Samsrelther
proptr, 411 Pacific
Hamburger Morris, r. 219 Oak
Hamburger S. Mrs., proptr Ceutennial Lodging House,
IIH Drumm
Hamburger 8auiuel, clgarmaker Hoff.nan & Darls, r.
1065 Market
Hamburger Sebastian, cooper, r. 118 Drumm
Ifc^ Hamburger. See Hamberger
Hamel Edmoud, wati-hmaker, 223 Kearny, r. 613 Pine
Hameliu A. Miue., corsets, 219 Post
Hameliu Arthur, butcher, r. 219 Post
Hamer Harry H., chief clerk general manager Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. Huywards
Hamer Henry C, machiuist, r. 313)4 Ellis
Hamer M. C, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 515
Kearny
Hamerbcrg Charles, r. 29 Clinton Av
Hamermaun Ge Tge, long«horeman, r. 411 Pacific
Hamertou J'hu W., policeman, r. 952 Howard
Hamert >n William, cook, r. 533 Vallejo
Haujmerton William C, whipmaker, r. 331 Twenty-
ninth
Hamill Amt'lia H. Mrs., teacher Tehama Primary
School, r. 1705 Broderlck
Hamill Archibald, r. 25 Dorland
Hamill Bernard contractor, r. 410 Tehama
Hamill C. ,M., r. 1027 Market
Eaiiiill Charles P.,oysterm:»n A.W. Manning, r. 6 Hunt
Hamill Johu E., notary public auJ commissiouer
deeds. 329 Moutgomery, r. 25 Borland
Hamill .Joseph A., laborer, r. 410 Tehama
Hamill Patrick H., helpei U. S. -Mint, r. 25 Dorland
Hamill Phihp E., blacksmith, r. 410 Tehama
Himill Rose, widow, r. 25 Dorlaud
Haiufll Prudent, lauudrymaii St. Mary's College
Hamill Thomas, waiter, r. 218 Prospect PI
Hamill Thomas i''., waiter, City and County Hospital
Hamill William H., labon-r, r. 410 Tehama
VS" Hamill. See Hammell and Hammill
Hamilt lu Mrs., widow, r. Es Alabama, nrTwen-
ty-uinth. B. U.
Hamilton Alexander, bookkeeper Raphael Weill & Co.,
r. 1427 Sacramento
Hamilton Alexander, machinist Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 529 Sacramento
LEAD PIPE, SOLDER. TIN
AND SHEET LEAD.
I.ead Work or all kinds well done.
Plumber,
Established 1860.
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERMO-EI^KCTRIC
RUSSIAN anil TURKISH BATHS
AI[o Medicated a:!d Electric Batls Given.
415 SUTTER STREET, 415
505 Kearny Street.
Telephone 316w
Hamilton Alexander, salesmun Baker S. Hamilton
r. mi) (I'ilifornls
Hamilton Au Ire.v, peddler, r. 202 Sixta
Hamilton An Irew. teamster J. Morton & Co., r. 427
Stevouson, rear
Hamilton Ann. wilow, r. 7 Hodges Alley
Hamilton Arthur F., machinehand, r. 1018 Capp
Hamilton Augustus, carpenter, r. JJE cor Fourth and
Berry
Hamilt m Benjamin, compositor Hotel Gazette, r. 703
Natoma
Hamiltou Bernard J., teamster John A. Roy, r. W ■
S'»n Bruno Road, nr Tenerifife
HamiUon Callaghan, sh >emak6r, r. 20155^ Sutter
Hamilton Carrie L. Mrs., teacher Grant Primary
School, r. 6H8 Twentieth
Hamilton Charles, laborer Kopp & Kornick, r. 867
Market
Hamilt in Charles, stonecutter, r. 26 Tehama
Hamilton Charles A., mining superintendent, r. 108
Eighth
Hamilton Claude T., salesman Dunham, Carrigan &
Co., r. Cosmos Club
Hamilton E. Mrs., r. 633 Jessie
Hamilton EJward J., traveling salesman Wallman,
Peck & Co., r. 715 Grove
Hamlliou Ellen, widow, r. 923 Sacramento
Hamilton Erastus, clerk freight auditor's oflSce 8. P.
Co., r. 624 Haight
Hamilton Francis W., foreman A. M. Jewell & Co., r.
11118 Capp
Hamilton Frank O., seaman, r. 36 South Park
Hamilton Frederick F. (Percy h Hamilton) r. 1532
Polk
Hamilton Gideon A., engineer Union Box Factory, r.
Alameda
Hamilton Gold Mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.) A.
Halsey secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 7
Hamilton Grammar School, William A. Robertson
principal, S « Geary, nr Pierce
Hamilton Hall, John Martens proptr, 1901 Geary
Hamilton Hiram M., teicher, r. 6b8 Iwentleth
Hamilton Hugh G., liquor saloon, W s Illinois, bet
Sierra and Nevada, r. W s Tennessee, bet Sierra
and Nevada
Hamilton Ho.-sea B., speculator, r. 29 Grant Av
Hamilton James (Hamilton, Leach & Madden) r. 25
Twenty-third
Hamiltou J.ames, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r.
1322 Filbert
Hamilton James, clerk, r. 421 Bryant
Hamilton Jamea, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 703
Natoma
Himiltou .James, laborer, r. 7 Hodges Alley
Hamilton James, lumb-rjnan, r. 13 Federal
Hamilton James, oilur N. B. and M. RU., r. 829 Fol-
som
HamiUon James, seaman, r. 426 Greenwich .
Hamilton James B., laborer, r. 202 Sixth
Hamilton James M., detective, r. Mission Boad, nr
Bootz Park
Hamiltou James M.. shipping clerk Baker & Hamil-
ton, r. 45 Liberty
Hamilton James T., boilermaker Hnion Iron Works,
r. E 8 Tennessee, bet Butte aud Solano
Hamilton James T., principal Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 1013S>-ott
Hamilton James W. (Miller & Hamilton) r. 731 Ivy
At
Hamilton John, blacksmith W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
Oakland
Hamilton John, glider, r. 703 Natoma
Hamilton Johu, helper, r. 310 F.dsom, rear
Hamilton John, wool scourer Frauk McLennan, r.
Platte, nr Falkland
Hamilton John C, bartender, r. 91 Silver
Hamilton John J., teamster D. N. & C. A. Hawley, r.
449 Guerrero
W.B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TSLEFHONB 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE LARGEST BUSINESS
OF ANY AMERICAN COMPANY;
HAM
564
HAM
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fir© - Place Trimminj^s
a Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Hamilton Johu R., car -waRher, r. 319 Grant Av
Hamilton John W., machinist, r. 752 Harrison
Hamilton Joseph, capitalist, r. 491 Bryaut
Hamilton Joseph Jr., machinist P. M. SS. Co., r. 421
Bryant
Hamilton Joseph, dairyman, r. 514 }< Hayes
Hamilton Joseph B., laborer, r. 202 Sixth
Hamilton Josiah, laborer, r. Bryant Av, bet Solano
and Bulte
Hamilton, Leach * Madden (James Hamilton, Wil-
liam Leach and Willinm Madden) proptrs Key.
stone Boiler Works NE cor Main and Tolsom
Hamilton Margaret, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 1114 York
Hamilton Mary A. Mrs., dressmaking, .508 Bryant
Hamilton Mary L. 5Irs., -widow, r. 2105 Steiner
Hamilton May B. Miss, glovemaker. r. 1018 Capp
Hamilton Napier, millhand Miller & Hamilton, r.
Oakland
Hamilton Patrick, laborer, r. 406 Sixth
Hamilton Robert, lather, r. 465 Natoma
Hamilton Robert, longshoreman, r. 46 Everett
Hamilton Robert, pantryman A. W. Manning, r. 506
Battery
Hamilton Robert E., brakeman 8. P. Co., r. 317 Third
Hamillon Robert J., r. 1H07 Sanchez
Hamilton Robert M. (Baker & Hamilton) r. 1015 Call-
fomia
Hamilton Samuel, "waiter, r. 30 Perry
Hamilton Samuel, r. 421 Bryant
Hamilton Square, bet Geary and Post and Steiner
and Scott
Hamilton Sqnare Baptist Cburrh, Rev. Bun-
yan Spencer pastor, S s Post, nr Steiner
Hamilton Square Presbyterian Church,
Hamilton Hall, cor Geary and Steiner
Hamilton Thomas, r. 266 Brannan
Hamilton Thomas, boatman, r. 7 Hodges Alley
Hamilton Thomas, shoemaker Kutz & Murr, r. 177
Minna
Hamilton Thomas J., contractor and builder, 334
Sixth
Hamilton Thomas J., proptr Hambletonian Stables,
608 Ho-ward, r. 518 Howard
Hamilton Walter, Jewfler. r. 1522 Ellis
Hamilton William (Hamilton & Clift) r. 15 Eddy
Hamilton William, r. Grand Hotel
Hamilton Williara, bartender, r. 12 Mason
Hamilton William, cook stmr Citv of Stockton, r. 530
Vallfjo
Hamilton William, foreman Union Iron Works, r. W
8 Kentucky, bet Butte and Napa
Hamilton William C, foreman Keyston Bros., r.
Twenty-ninth nr Sanchez
Hamilton William C, manager A. L. Bancroft & Go's.
music department, 114 Grant Av., r. 838 Fifteenth
Hamilton William H., cook. r. 21 Bruce PI, rear
Hamilton William H., peddler, r. 217 Third
Hamilton William S., seaman stmr Columbia, r. 135
Folsom
Hamilton & Clift (William Hamilton and Charles
Clift) liquor saloon, 108 Ellis
Hamlett Richard E., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 171 Minna
Hamlin Charles H., salesman Goodyear Rubber Co.,
r. Alameda
Hamlin Earl W., mechanical engineer, r. 19 South
Park
Hamlin G., r. 109 Leavenworth
Hamlin George, painter, r. 871 Market
HAMLIN GEORGE E. & CO.
(NeAvlorlt) importers and jobbers car-
peting, floor oil cloths, mattings, etc.,
Frederick Senior resident ag^ent, 115
Kearny, rooms 21-S3
Hamliu GeorKC M., trunk maker, r. NW cor Twenty-
four and Alabama
Hamlin John, teamster, r. 2011 Mission
Hamlin Lewis, teamster The Morgan Oyster Co., r.
6H8 Valencia
Hamlin M.. oiler stmr Starbuck
Hamlin Samuel L., cabinet maker, r. 68 Clementina
Hamlin Sarah D. Miss, teacher M. B. West, r. 1606
Van Ness Av
Hamlin Thomas, dealer foreign and domestic fruits,
etc., 509 Sansorae, r. 614 Taylor
Hamm Jacob W., clerk, r. IHlh Steiner
Hamm Joseph, wire weaver, V. Enginger, r. 263 Clarft
Hamm Louis J., general bookkeeper Anglo-Callfor-
nian Bank, r. San Rafael
Hamm Sigmuud, steamer steward, r. 329 Bryant
Hamm William E., candies, •2939)4 Sixteenth
1^" Hamm. See Ham
Hamman Baths, Charles Sladky proprietor, 11-13
Grant Av
Hammar Louis F., baker, r. 2011 Dupont
Hammel Agnes Miss, saleslady Ackerman Bros, r-
1229 Broderick
Hammel Charles, laborer, r. 7 Bartol
Hammel William A., physician, 13U4 Folsom
Hammel Louis A., r. IfiOB Howard
Hammell Samuel P., blacksmith, r. 20H SteTenaon
Av
Hammell William F., bartender, r. 252 H Third
IB^ Hammell. See Hamill and Hammill
Hammer Arno, waiter The Louvre, r. 105 Ellis
Hammer Edward H., hardware, 319 Fifth, r. 44 Silver
Hammer Frank G., clerk F. H. Hammer, r. 718 Guer-
rero
Hammer Frederick, waiter Rubs House, r. 270 Te-
hama
Hammer Frederick H., produce commission mer-
chant, 204 Front, r. 718 Guerrero
Hammer George H., barber, r. 917 Larkin
Hammer George H., whitener, 802 Mission, r. 2134-
Hunt
Hammer John F. (Hammer, Leist & Co.) r. Oakland ■
Hammer, Lei-st Si Co. (John F. Hammer, C. J.
Leist and A. Merle) commission merchants, 201-
203 Davis
Hammer Marquis, jewelrycasemaker A. H. Lochbaum
& Co., r. 317 Bush
Hammer Oliver, teamster, r. cor Marquesas and Tom-
bigbee
Hammer Otto, painter, r. 136 Ninth
Hammer William, carpenter Feigenbaum k Co., r.
134 Clipper
Hammer William teamster Norton Tanning Co., r.
cor Marquesas and St. John
Hammer William C, clerk George W. Gibbs & Co.,
r. 44 Silver
Hammerich Ernest, longshoreman, r. 107 Bay
Hammers Albert, harness and saddlery, 628 Hayes
Hammerschlag Mattes, dry goods, 1629-1631 Polk, r.
1627 Sacramento
Hammercchmidt M. F. Mrs., restaurant, C31 Clay, 'r-
710 Vallejo
Hammersley George H. , secretary Farmers' and
Traders' Protective Association, 116 California, r.
1312 Pine
Hammersley George H. Jr., with Geo. C. Shreve i
Co., r. 1512 Sacramento
Hammersmith Charles, barber, r. NE cor Eddy and
Steiner
Hammersmith Frederick, barber, 607 Laguna, r. 616
Laguna
Hammersmith Isidor A., civil engineer, r. 13 Vm»
Ness Av
Hammersmith Jennie, widow, r. 4 San Antonio
Hammersmith John, barber F. Hammersmith, r. 1542
Eddy
Hammersmith John A. (Hammersmith & Field) r.
1925 Sutter
Hammersmith John E., r. 228 O'Farrell
Hammersmith Josephine Miss, shoefitter, r. 4 San
Antonio
WINDOW_SHADES.
Plain, Fringed, Decorated and Embroidered Shades
made to order in any size or style.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MAEEET STHEET,
MKXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fiitares.
37 MarM St.
trniDCr CYTDA nDV<Oi most deUcateAayor and the onlytmelARPAD HARASZTHY A CO.
CLLIrOU LAIllA LJnll champagne produced in the United SUtes. j 530 WASEIITOTOH STBZZT.
HAM
565
HAN
Hammersmith Seymour, laborer, r. 4 San Antonio
Hammertimith <!ic Field (John A. Hammersmith
and Hampton S. Field) manufacturing jewelers,
118 Sutter
Hammes Jacob, wiredrawer Cal. Wire Works, r. 705
Green
H»mmes Mary A., widow, r. Fourteenth, bet Guer-
rero and Dolores
Hammill Joseph, conductor, r. 420 Tehama
Hammill William, teamster, r. 420 Tehama
1£y Hammill. See Hamill and Hannuell
Hammit B. J., purser stmr City of New York
Hamniit Charles H., druggist, r. 1043 S4 Valencia
Hauimit George W., teauibter 8. Silverberg, r. S s
Servia, ur Railroad Av
Hammit John N. copcersmith, r. 1043 Ji Valencia
Hammond A. J., butcher, r. 1419>4 Mission
Hammoud Anselm C. Jr., cashier Guardian Assur-
ance Co.. r. Alameda
Hammond Arthur, carpenter, r. 5 Verona
Hammond .\rthur Jr., brass finisher, r. 5 Verona
Hammond Belle Mrs., medium, r. 205 Turk
Hammond Charles, cook Edward W. Stuart, r. 414
Folsom, rear
Hammond Charles, master mariner, r. 114 Miuna
Hammond Charles C, roller organs, 2224 Mission
Hammoud Charles H., merchant, r. 532 SbotwdU
HammoDd Charles S., compositor, r. 540 MInua
Hammond Eiuily L. Mis.^, teacher Eighth St. Primary
School, r. 714 Geary
Hammond Ettie E. Miss, teacher Fairmount Primary
School, r. 2732 Howard
Hammond George, laborer, r. 9M Welsh, rear
Hammond Harry T., compositor Call
Hammond Harry W., president The Anglo-Pa-
cific Steel Co., 18 Nevada Block, r. 1214 Clay
Hammond Henry W. Jr., clerk Henry M. Lewis, r.
1214 Clay
Hammond James, bookkeeper E. Raas & Co., r. 309
Ninth
Hammond James, engineer Geary St. RR., r. 1501 J4
Buchanan
Hammond Jesse, gardener, r. 2460 Folsom
Hammoud John, mHuager La Grande Laundry, 648
Market, r. 2 Lafayette
Hammond Joliii, proprietor California Car Works,
manufacturer every description passenger and
freight cars, 42-50 Beale, r. 714 Geary
Hammond John, shoemaker Cahu, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 638 Miuna, rear
Hammond John D. Rev., agent Phillips h
Hunt {New York) and Methodi:!t Book Depos-
itory 1037 Market, r. 627 Hayes
Hammond John J. (Hammond & Holmes) r. 1411 }<
Mission
Hammond Joseph H., cutter clothing dept U. S. A.,
r. 2732 Howard
Hammond J. W., dishwasher, r. 126 Clara
Hammond Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 512 Fourth
Hammond Katie Miss, r. 409 Union
Hammond Mary, widow, r. 618 Minna
Hammond Phillip (Plnck & Hammond) r. 18 Mason
Hammond Richard P., president B.iard of Police
Commissioners, office Old City Hall, second floor,
r. Pacific Club
Hammond Richard P. Jr., United States Sur-
vf^yor General, office 610 Commercial, r. Grand
Hotel
Hammond Samuel C. (Hammond & Brod) r. 509 Na-
toma
Hammond Samuel J., watchmaker and jeweler,
Market, r. 14 Cheneiy
Hammond Susan, widow, r. 409 Union
Hammond Thomas, architect, r. 5 Verona
Hammond Thomas M., driver, r. 3H Broadway
Hammoud William, peddler, r. 036 Commercial
Hammond William A., watchmaker, 4 Sixth, r.
meda
1039
Ala-
FRATINGER & CO.
LADIES' SUITS
or ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
105 KEARNY STREET.
THE LATEST IMPROVED
PATENT f ITER CLOSETS.
SANITARY SEWER CAS TRAPS
Put in by skilled workmen.
Vs/_ E_ l_ AHSTE^
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Hammoud William B., salesman, r. 1211 Eighteenth
Hammoud Wlllaim H., painter, r. 420 Jackson
Hammond William T., plumber Q. & E. Snook, r.
1709 Jones
Hammond ><« Brod (Samuel C. Hammond and Amiel
H. Brod) butchers, 33 Fourth
Hammond .fe Holmes (John S. Hammond and George
A. Holmes Jr.) butchers, stalls 13-14, Grand
Western Market
Hamon Jacob, clerk Post Office, r. 1818 Stelner
Hamon James A., master mariner, r. 133 Chestnut
Hampe Frederick, restaurant, 438 Hayes, r. 435 IvyAv
Hampsou R. A., special policeman, r. 2470!^ Market
Hampshire George tl., peddler, r. Nineteenth, bet
Hartford and Castro
Hampshire George W., engineer Selby Smelting and
Lead Co., r. 71 Natoma
Hampshire Henry, r. 71 Natoma
Hampshire William M., portrait painter, r. 1033
Howard
Hampton Alfred P., carpetlayer Raye & Hampton, r.
931 Valencia
Hampton C. H., clerk, r. 407 Montgomery Av
Hampton Charles W., model and electrical instru-
meut maker, 607 Mission, r. 2317 Larkin
Hampton David F., teamster Overland Freight Trans-
fer Co., r. 6 Freelon
Hampton John, seaman schr Jennie Griffin
Hamptou John C. (Gage, Shattuck & Co.) r. Virginia
City, Nev.
Hampton Joseph A., bookkeeper Raye & Hampton, r.
931 Valencia
Hamptou Leo F. (Raye & Hampton) r. 410 Twenty-
fourth
Hampton Robert I., gasfitter, r. 931 Valencia
Hamptou R. W. Mrs., widow, r. 931 Valencia
Hampton Wade, clerk Alfred Gros., r. Ill Grant Av
Hampton William, electrician, r. 1011 Vallejo
Hampton William C, engineer Sutter St. RR., r. 41
Garden Av
Hamrock Patrick J., gripman Market St. RB.. r. Cable
House
Hams Thomas, seaman, r. 7 Commercial
Hamshaw James, waiter stmr Queen of the Pacific
Hanak Jacob, pawnbroker, 610 Kearny, r. 620 Ellis
Hanake Frederick, carpenter, r. 50 Juniper
Hanamney John, driver Union Ice Co., r. 3.32 Sixth
Hanavan John H., bricklayer, r. 1704 Jessie
Hauavan Thomas J., michinist, r. 540 5< Ninth
Hanavan William, milker Edward Barry, r. Putnam,
nr San Bruno Koad
Hanberry Peter, dairyman, cor Naples and China Av,
Excelsior Homestead
Hanbold John M., agent, r. 21 Hoff At
Hanbiich Beujamm, merchant, r. 1905 Mission
Haubury John F., furniture dealer, r. 34 Kearny
Hanc Fritz, seaman stmr Willamette
Hauch Minnie, widow, r. 69 Everett
Hanihette Emily A. Mrs., teacber North Cosmopoli-
tan Grammar School, r. 824 Lombard
Hanchette H. Jay, journalist, r. 824 Lombard
Hanchion Ann, widow, r. 3>4 Zoe
Hancock Albert W., conductor, r. 1731 Broadway
Hancock Arthur, cook stmr Ancon
HancocK tibarles E., boxmaker Charles W. Weston,
r. 6'.'0Shotwell
Hancock Charles H., contractor, r. 620 Shotwell
Hancock D. K., teamster Yates & Co., r. 52 Fourth
Hancock Elizabi th, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. E B Hyde, nr Bay
Hancock Esther, widow, r. E s Hyde, nr Bay
Hancock Frank, ■ leik. r. ir.OO Folsom
Hancock Frank O., shipcarpenter, r. 28 Silver
Hun' ock Frederick, finisher S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 1731 Broadway
Hanc. ck George, cook, r. 636 Commercial
Hancock George, painter, r. 458 Natoma
Haucock House, Samuel Hancock proptr., 781 Mission
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
nannfactnrer of f'verr dencriptlon or
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
4S to SO Be«le JStre«t, San FrauciMSO.
XJCT-a <«.,r^-n fia TKlTJIAHf, ISHAM &. HOOKER. Atcents for the Celebrateft
TT a/g'On.SI. IC3ZJL.OW IBOM AXIiC: WAGONS. 421-427 Market Street.
HAN
566
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTEUa OF
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Hancorb Ida, widow, r. 599 Ellis
Hancock J. F., compositor J. O. Jrpheen.r. 20 Silver
Hancock John, tailor, r. 133L8ngton
Hancock John H. letter carrier Post OfiBce, r. 1731
Broadway
Hancock Mary, widow, r. 1731 Broadway
Hancock McClellan, clerk, r. 1731 Broadway
Hancock Paul, bHrtender, r. 1731 Broadway
Hancock Kobnrt J., collector, r. 781 MISBion
Hancock Robert 8., engineer Golden State and Mlnera'
Iron Works, r. 19 Madison Av
Hancock Samuel, proplr Hancock House, 781 Mission
Hancock Thomas, butcher F. Junker, r. 1006 Mc-
Allister
Hancock William, commercial traveler, r. 140 Twelfth
Hancock William S., journaliet Examiner, r. 917
Market
Hand George H., laborer, r. 636 Pine
Hand George W., clerk Gilbert & Co., r. 317 Third
Hand John, deckhand stmr Gold
Hand John, bartender, r, 532 Howard
Hand John S., merchant tailor, 314 Kearny, r. 1201)4
Bush
Hand .Joslah, bookkeeper Bode & Haslelt, r. Alameda
Hand Stephen H., collector Commercial Ins. Co., r.
602 Powell
Hand William M., with Lebenbaum Bros., r. 313 Turk
Handarberry Michael, laborer, r. 425 Sierra
Handel Christian, porter J. A. G. Hansen, r. 416Ji
Post
Handel George, billlardmaber P. Liesenfeld, r. 945
Folsom, rear
Handel aud Haydn Society, Frederick C. Courtney sec-
rcttiry, 2 Grove
Handerkln Thomas F., helper U. S. Mint. r. West
Berkeley
Handley CIiarlFS J., proprietor Handley House,
E 8 Louisiana, bet Napa and Siena
Handley Charles W., r. 2fi Turk
Handley Frank, clerk Charles J. Handley, r. E s
Louisiana, bet Napaatid Sierra
Handley Henrv H., policeman, r. 1206 Market
Handley House, Charles J. Handley proprietor,
E 8 Louisiana, bet Napa and Sierra
Handley HiiKh, lumberman, r. 521 Stevenson
Handley Hugh E., clerk Henton, Holmes * Co.
Handley James H.. shipwright, r. 1418!^ Howard
Handley J( remiah, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r.
819 Lott
Handley John, bartender, r. 40 M Geary
Handley John, yardman C. R. Allen, r. 33 Federal
Handley John J., clerk Martin O'Shaughneesy, r. 33
Federal
Handley Martin, r. 618 Greenwich
Handley Martin, laborer S. i>. Co., r. 819 Lott
Handley Martin H., r. 810 Greenwich
Handley Michael, laborer, r. 21 Clara
Handley William F., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co.,
r. 4 Napier Alley
tff" Handley. See Hanley
Handlos John J. W. L., jewelry casemaker, r. 237
Fifteenth
Handlos Joseph J., jewelry casemaker, r.237 Fifteenth
Handlos Oswald, butcher, r. 237 Fifteenth
Handlos Then sa Mrs., bakery, 237 Fifteenth
Haudman Erwin. special policeman, r. 24 Telegraph PI
Handman Frank C, clerk letter dept Wells. Fargo *
Co., r. 24 Telegraph PI
Handman Joseph E., clerk Charles A. Bitter, r. 24
Telegraph PI
Handman Oscar M., machinist, r. 408 Nineteeth
Handmore Martin J., bartender, r. 2815 California
Handy Elizabeth, widow, r. N s Pacific, nr Tiivlor
Handy Joseph L. (L. N. Handy A: Co.) r. 9(19 Harrison
Handy L. N. & Co. (Lucien N. and Joseph L. Handy
and James L. Carthcut) coopers aud commission
merchants, 32 Clay
Handy Lucien N. (L. N. Handy k Co.) r.243 Perry
Handy Lucius F., cooper D. N. Handy & Co.. r. 61T
Second
Handy Nelson A., commercial traveler, r. 1319 Golden
Gate Av
Handy Stephen L., cooper L. N. Handy ti Co., r. 617
Seconil
Haneberry John J., laborer, r. 209 Twenty-eighth
Haiiecke Johanna, domestic 20:^4 Mission
Hanekamp George F. (Osmer * Co.) r. 106^ Welsh
Haneke August, lOok, r. 712 Tehunia
Haneke George W., carpenter, r. 515!^ Bush
Hanelt Herman W., hostler, r. <i20 McAllister
Haner Charles G., carpenter, r. 1137 Harribon
Haner Kraniis J., waittr, r. 1137 Hairison
Hanerken Henry, clerk, r. 1 Sheridan
Hanett Erni-t, cook South Park House, r. 630 Third
Hiincy Hugh, r. 46 .Minna
Haney Mary, groceries and liquors, 816 Jackson
Haney William W.. r. 13 Leavenworth
tGT Haney. See Heaney. Hceuey and Heney
Hanford Charles S., salesman O'Connor. Moffatt k
Co., r. 2533 California
Hanford E. Mrs., janitress Oolden Gate Primary
School, r. 121.> Scott
Hanford Eveline V. Miss, teacher Public Schools, r.
Seventeenth Av, bet L and M
Hanford Fiauk, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt k Co.. r..
317 Geary
Hanford Isaac B., painter, r. W • Trinidad, bet Yazoo
and Platte
Hanford James M., paymaster S. P. Co., NE cor
Fourth aud Towiisend, room 7, r. 1'j05 Peralta,
Oakland
Hangelend Ewald, Inmberman, r. 3253 Mission
Hunglin John W.. molder National Iron Works, r. 51
Second
Hanglin Katie, tailoress, r. 51 Second
Hanitin David, bai tender John E. Goble, r. SW cor
Illinois and Merrlmac
Hanifln Ellen, widow, r. 4 Rose PI
Hanitin James, bullion assayer Price's Assay Office, r.
Oakland
Hanifin Mary, widow, r. 1517 Stockton
Hanitin Michael, butcher, r. 871 .Market
HaniCy Albert, clerk Moore * Smith, r. 773 Harrison
Hanify Ellen Miss, r. 19 Bridge PI
Hanily Frank, helper Phelps Mufg Co., r. 922 Battery-
Hanify John R., manager Moore & Smith, r. 19U1
Baker
Hanigan Edward, teamster, r. 407 Union
Hauiscli Frank, r. 320 Grant Av
Haniscb George, baker, r. 034 Pacific
Hanisch Joseph, confectioner W. Westerfeld, r. 6>
Fourth
Hanjes August F. (Hanjes Bros.) r. 401 O'Farrell
Hanjes Brothers (Eide H. and August F.) groceries'
and liquors, SW cor Taylor and O'Farrell
Hanjes Eide H., cigars aud tnbacco, 305 California
(and Hanjes Bros.) r. 401 O'Farrell
Hanjes Herman, clerk John G. Waterman, r. 73*
Montgomery
Hanke Charles H., cigars and tobacco. 328 Pine.r. lOT
Capp
Hanke Joseph, waiter The Louvre, r. 325 Minna
Hanks Abbot A., student, r. 1124 Greenwich
Hanks Calvin W., teamster, r. 49 Clementina
Hanks Henry G., analytical chemist, assayer and geol-
ogist, 543 Clay, r. 11-24 Greenwich
Hanks John B.. salesman William Manning, r. 110
Golden Gate Av
Hanks Morde. ai W. (M. W. Hanks & Co.) r. 36 Mer-
chants'Ex. hange
Hank8 M. W. & Co. (Mordecal W. Hanks) manu-
facturers red rubber stamps and dealers hekto-
Sraph goods, 34 35 Men hams' Exchange
Hanlan Alexander J., sash aud blindmaker, r. 18 Al-
bic n Av
Hanlan Elizabeth, widow, r. 18 Albion Av
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING
TO OEDER AND READY-MADE.
Corner BIOMT«)0}I£BY aud SCTTKB STS.
WASHINGTON Fire Ins. Co. of BostonI
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,810,273
I GEO. D. OORNIN. Manager
WU. S2ZT01T, As:t. UuAgn.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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567
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Hanlan Welcb A., sash and blliidmaker, r. 18 Albion
Av
Hanlan William J., millhand Toung & Tbompson, r.
IH Albion Av
tBT HauUn. See Hanlon
Hanley Charles C, bookkeeper Louis T. Snow, r.3046
Sixteenth
Hanley C. P., clerk Cal. Electric Light Co., r. 1247
Market
Hanley Frank L., hostler Pacific Transfer Co., r. 180
Jessie
Hanley Freeman, watchman Charles Sutton Jr. & Co..
r. HBrrisoii, bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Hanley GeorKe W., rigger, r. E s Folsom, nr Twenty-
eighth, B.H.
Hanley George W. Jr., r. E 8 Folsom, nr Twenty-
eighth, B. H.
Hanley Henry G., clerk, r. 1247 Market
Hanley James (Hanley & Dawsou) r. 1002 Hayes
Hanley James, d( tective. r. 521 Leavenworth
Hanley James, salesman Holl Bros., r. 801 Hayes
Hanley James S.. r. 3044 Sixteenth
Hanley John, clerk, r. 801 Hayes
Uanley John, coppersmith Sanders & Co., r. S25>i Na-
toma
Hanley .lohn, laborer, r. 641 Commercial
Hanley John F., seaman, r. 4 Napier Alley
Hanley John J., coppersmith, r. 18 Moss
Hauley Kate Miss, shoefitter, r. 4'28M Seventh
Hanley LeonHrri D., tanner, r. E s Folsom, nr Twenty-
eighth, B. H.
Hanley Louise, domestic 1356 Post
Hanley Mary, chambermaid American Exchange Ho-
tel
Hanley Mary, ^oceries and liquors, NW cor Butte
and Florida
Hanley Mary Miss, tailoress, r. 428^ Seventh
Hanli-y Matthew J., shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder &
Co., r. 325 Duncan
Hauley Michael, bartender August Keuerlber, r. 2000
Dupont
Hanley Michael, lather, r. 1046 Folsom
Hanley Michael D., laborer, r. 428 54 Seventh
Hauley Nathiiniel, bartender Nicholas Steiner, r. S 8
Twenty-fifth bet Church and Dolores
Hanley Patrick, r. 428 }6 Seventh
Hanley Patrick, laborer, r. 315 Filbert
Hanley Patrick, Bteward, r. ]8?4 Moas
Hanley Peter, laborer, r. 29 Freelon
Hanley Philip, hackman, r. NE cor Geary and Central
Av
Hanley Richird J., teamster, r. N 8 Honduras, bet
Kentucky and Illinois
Hanley Robert E., r. 1247 Market
Hauley Thomas, r. .521 Leavenworth
Hanley ThoBias, carpenter, r. 4 Billings PI
Hanley Thomas, raattressmaker, r. 521 Leavenworth
HANLEY W. A. MRS.
dreiigmaker, VXX Po-^vell
Hanley William, r. 450 Minua
Hanley William, steamboatman, r. 4 Billings PI
Hanley William A., mining, r. 121 Powell
Hanley William H.. policeman, r. cor Seventh and
Point LoboR avs
HANLEY & DAWSON ,.,.™..
Hanley and Edinund Da^vson) import-
ers hardwood lumber, >vag:on and
carriages materials, 27-^9 Bnale
•^ Hanley. See Handley, Hanly and Heuley
Hanlin Matthew (Hoffman* Hanlinl r. 748 Howard
Hanlon A., laborer Jason Springer & Co., r. 21
Guerrero
Hanlon Amelia I. Miss., teacher Peabody Primary
School, r. 990 Folsom
Hanlon BirnardF., patternmakerFulton Iron Works.
r. 346 Fifth
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERMO-EtECTniC
RUSSIAN ani TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Eatlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
GARDEN HOSE,
LAWN SPRINKLERS, HOSE MENDERS,
HOSE COUPLINGS, HOSE PIPES.
W. E. LANE, Plumber,
505 KEARN7 STREET.
EstabllBhed 1860. Telephone 315.
Hanlon Charles P., attorney at luw, 16 and 44
Phelan Bldg. r. 1627 Jackson
Hanlon Daniel (Hanlon & O'Brien) and notary pub-
lic, 321 Montrfomerv, r. 1627 Jackson
Hanlon Daniel, laborerP. M. SS. Co., r. 263< Welsh
Hanlon Edward, steward McElroy & Norton, r. 56
Shipley
Hanlon Edward S., horse trader, r. 747 Brannan
Hanlon Frank, carpenter, r. 1617 California
Hanlon Hannah Miss, cigarmaker, r. 131 Folsom
Hanlon Henry P., bartender John J. Hanlon, r. 747
Brannan
Hanlon Jeremiah F., marble cutter, r. 621 Ji Clemen-
tina
Hanlon John, carpenter, r. 1617 CalifornU
Hanlon John, gardener, r. 313 Hyde
Hanlon John, laborer Lachman & Jacob!, r. 334 Bry-
ant
Hankn John D., mantle setter W. W. Montague &
Co., r. 1915 Baker
Hanlon John F., attorney at law, 328 Montgomery,
room 8, r. 1627 Jackson
Hanlon John, bookbinder Hicks * Judd, r. 1112 Powell
Hanlon John J., liquor saloon, NE cor O'Farrell and
Devisadero, r. 747 Brannan
Hanlon Joseph A., jeweler Levison Bros., r. 1617 Cal-
ifornia
Hanlon Kate, widow, r. 334 Bryant, rear
Hanlon Louise R. Miss, teacher Greenwich St. Prim-
ary School, r. 1112 Powell
Hanlon Michael, lather, r. 1016 Folsom
Hanlon Oliver, pork packer Lobos Square Packing
House
Hanlon Philip N., cigarmaker Strassburg & Ruttiger,
r. 117 Shipley
Hanlon Riihard, hostler, r. 134 Folsom
Hanlon Richard, marble cutter, r. 24 Verona
Hanlon Robert D., horse trader, r. 747 Brannan
Hanlon Samuel, bartender John J. Hanlon, r. SW cor
Sevrnth and Brannan
Hanlon Sarah, widow, r. 9^0 Folsom
Hiinlon Sarah MIkr, cigarmaker. r. 134 Folsom
Haulon Timothy E., lapidary Geo. C. Shreve & Co.,
r. 311 Golden Gate Av
Hanlon Valentine, special policeman, r. 1112 Powell
Hanlon Valeiitine I., compositor, r. 1112 Powell
Hanlon Welsh, laborer, r. 212 Minua
Hanlon «: O'Brien (Daniel Hanlon and Dennla J.
O'Brien, real estate agents, 321 Montgomery
i»- Hanlon. Sie Hanlan
Hanly George, laborer, r. 563 Mission
Hanly James, teamster, r. 357 Eleventh
Hanly John L.. millhand Capitol Mills, r. 22 Clay
Hanly Patrick, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons, r.
Oakland
Hanly Thomas W., harnessmaker Main & Winchester,
r. 909!^ Harrison"
Hanly Thomas J., collector, r. 200 Ji Ninth
Hanly Thomas J. Jr., r. 200 (« Ninth
K?" Hanly. See Handley, Hiinley and Henley
Hanman B., track repairer N. B. and M. RR.
Hanman G.,sp-cial policeman, r. 426 Second
Hanna A., labonr Pac. Rolling Mill
Hauna Annie, widow, groceries and liquors, 1600 Ma-
son
Hanua Daniel N., clerk Frank Lowell, r. 133 Larkin
Hanna Ellen, widow, groceries, W a Diamond, nr
Clipper
Hanna George, r. 401 Fifth
Hanna George B., salesman Golden Gate Woolen
Mnfg Co.. r. 133 Larkin
Hanna Ht-niy. r. 73 California Av, B. H.
Hauna H. H. Mrs., r. 9'20 Larkm
Hanna Hugh, woodtuiner George H. Fuller, r. 73 Cali-
fornia Av, B. H.
Hanna James, drayman, r. 429 Fulton
Hanna James B., clerk A. Schilling & Co., r. 406
Waller
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
FINE PRINTING
FHOM NEW TYPE.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVER FIVE MTLLIONS.
BROWN. CRAIG & CO., General Agents.
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568
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTF.nS OP
IHOKT I>
E3,
FOR OAS, STEAM AND "WATER.
PIp« Fittlne*. all Sizen.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Haona James G., drayiuan, r. 429 Fvilton
Hanna •Tames ti., city ageut Travelers' Insurance
Co., 2-10 Moiitf-'oniery, r. Oakland
Hanna James L., plumber and gasfitter, 493 Haight, r.
1135 Alabama
Hanna James McM., bookkeeper New Age, r. 133 Lar-
kin
Hanna James T., real estate agent, 417 Kearny, r. 777
Market
Hanna James W., polisher, r. 19 Morris Av
Hanna John, assistant engineer stmr Geo. W. Elder,
r. 315 Eddy
Hanna John, seaman schr Margaret
1 Hanna John Mrs., r. W28 Bush
! Hanna John L., teamster, r. 230 Perry
j Hanna John McE., butcher, r. 133 Larkin
I Hanna Michael, laborer, r. 445 Stevenson
Hanna Robert G., r. 10U6 Jones
' Hanna Robert J., drayman, .'^19 Davis, r. 429 Fulton
Hanna Samuel, drayman, 319 Davis, r. Brentwood,
Contra Costa Co.
Hanna Sarah Mrs., r. 1^3 Larkin
Hanna Stow, druggi.st Val Schmidt & Co.
Hanna William, carpenter, r. NE cor Twenty-fourth
and San Jos^ Av
Hanna William S., clerk, r. 920 Larkin
IK?" Hanna. See Hannah
Hannaford Edwin T., millhand Golden Gate Flouring
Mill, r. Oakland
Hannaford Kate, widow, r. 162 Clementina
Hannaford William G., clerk Abraham Patek, r. 162
Clementina
Hannah Adam, stonecutter McLennan & Kedmond, r.
520 Bush
Hannah Daniel, policeman, r. 1415 Pacific
Hannah James, fireman, r. 209 Leideisdorff
Hannah James, plumber, r. 119 Welsh
Hannah James, stonecutter McLennan & Redmond,
r. 520 Bush
Hannah James H., fireman stmr Garden City, r. 5
Market
Hannah Levi, master stmr Eureka, r. Santa Cruz
Hannah Margaret, widow, r. 1305 Greenwich jig^
Hannah William, painter, r. 1305 Greenwich
I^T* Hannah. See Hanna
Hannan Bartley, laborer, r. 708 Tehama
Hannan Bernard, liquor saloon, 150 Steuart
Hannan Bridget Mrs., r. 1818 Polk
Hannan David, stovemounter W. W. Montague k Co.,
r. 2 Chatham PI
Hannan Delia Miss, Ironer La Grande Laundry
Hannan Dennis Mrs., janitress Kindergarten No. 4, r.
1018 Folsom
Hannan James, boilermaker, r. 12 Perry
Hannan John, groceries and liquors. 28 M Bausch
Hannan John, real estate, r. NW cor Twenty-third and
Point Lobos Av.s
Hannan John F., driver, r. 810 Folsom
Hannan Joseph, clerk chief quartermaster Dept Cali-
fornia U. S. A., r. 2439 California
Hanuan M., assihtant lighthouse keeper Point Bonita
Hannan Martin, laborer, r. 168 Tehama
Hannan Matthew, carpenter, r. 558 )i Natoma
Hannan Michael, laborer, r. 36 Perry
Hannan Michael, laborer, r. 614J4 Minna
Hannan Michael, liquor saloon, 17 Pacific, r. 506
Fulton
Hannan Peter (Robinson * Hannan) r. 5 Verona
Hannan Robert, bartender Bernard Hannan, r. 152
Steuart
Hannan Kobert, liquor saloon, r. 312 Tehama
Hannan Thomas. latKirer, r. 332 Valley
Hannan Thomiis, wood and coal. 1124 "Mission
Hannan Tlioinas 0., shoemaker Buckingham &Hecht,
r. 21 Page
Hannan William, r 424 ii Shipley
■3^ Hnni)an. See Hannon
Hannant John, butler Palace Hotel
Hannibal jand St. Joseph Railroad, W. D.
Sanborn general agent, 32 Montgomery
Hannigaii Charles L., gold beater, r. 511 Mission
Hannigan Daniel, packer, r. 3 Jackson PI
Hanniuan Edward, teamster Frank Barnard & Co. r.
407 Union
Hrnnigan James, blower S. F. and Pac. Glaas WorkB,
r. 735 Brannan
Hannlgnn James W., carpenter, r. 439 X Shipley
Hannigan John, boilermaker Moynihan & Aitken, r.
Oakland
Hannigan John, laborer Metropolitan Match Co.
Hannigan John longshoreman, r. 3 Jackson PI
Hannigan John, musical instrumentmaker Thomas
W. Bree, r.62 Natoma
Hannigan John S., glassblower S. F. k Pac. Glass
Works, r. 735 Brannan
Hannigan Lizzie, widow, r. 1435 Valencia, rear
Hannigan Mary, widow, r. 305 Ivy Av
Hannigan Michael P., merchant, r. 2408 Fillmore
Hannigan Patrick, r. '263 Clementina
Hannigan William, housemover, r. 311 Bay
Hanning John, laborer, r. 1001 Battery
Hanning John, tanner Norton Tanning Co.
Hanniver Ellen, widow, r. 1230 Sacramento
Hannon Benjamin, r. 14 Lafayette
Hannon Eugene J., shipping clerk, r. 521 Minns
Hannon John, laborer, r. 12 Natoma
Hannon L., boilermaker Union Iron Works
Hannon Mary E. Mrs., widow, r. 521 Minna
Hannon Patrick, liquor saloon, 103'J Folsom
Hannon William, r. 10>; Taylor
e^ Hannon. See Hannan
Hanover Fire Insurance Co. (New York)
Fred. C. Siebe aaent, 209 Sansome
Hannow , steward Pup Rotisselre, r. 211 Polk
Hanrahan Catherine, widow, r. NE cor Manitoba and
St. John
Hanrahan Edmund, laborer, r. 551 First
Hanrahan Edward, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Hanrahan James, deputy Sheriff, r. American Ex-
change Hotel
Hanrahan John T., painter, r. 747 Brannan
Hanrahan Magaret, widow, r. 428 Shipley, rear
Hanrahan Thomas, laborer, r. N 8 Lincoln Ay, bet
Jones and Taylor
Hanrahan William F., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
428 Shipley
Hanretty James, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r.
545 Folsom
Hanortty John, laborer, r. cor Falkland.and Penob-
scot *
Hanretty Mary, widow, r. 21 Ritch, rear
Hans George J., groceries and liquors. 1901 Dnpont
Hans Elizabeth, widow, r. 828 Fifteenth
Hans George, cler•^, r. 828 Fifteenth
Hans Jacob, butcher, r. 828 Fifteenth
Hans Julius R., butcher, 216 Second
Hans Roche, r. 102 Stockton
Hans William, clerk, r. 2719 Mission
Hans William E., clerk H. Hoffman k Co., r. 2719
Mission
Hansar Isadore, commercial traveler, r. 208 Fifteenth
Hansbrough George W., ccntractor, r. 1165 Market
Hanschen Peter, groceries and liquors, wood and
coal, 1071 Bryant, r. 1112 Bryant
Hanscom John O., appraiser mills and mnfg risks, 22
California, r. 487 Haight
Hanscom William W., mechanical engineer, r. 612
O'Farrell
Hansel rharles, cutter clothing dept U. S. A.
Hansel Charles, liquor saloon, 807 Brannan
Hansel Emil, cabinetmaker The Brunswick-Bslke-
Collender Co., r. 15 Adelaide PI
Hansel Henry, miner, r. 1232 Dupont
Hansel Hermann, carpenter, r 447 Jessie
Hansen John T., printer, r. 114 Bernard
Hansen William E., upholsterer, r. 710 Larkin
UPHOLSTERY.
WHOLES AXE AND EETAIL
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVK PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Market St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
( A natural product of the Finest Grapes of ) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
( th<- NVcrld. But no addition of Brandy. ( 530 WASHIlTGTOy STEEET.
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569
HAN
Hansen William L., upholsterer, r. 3001 Octavia
Hant-eliuan Andrew, salesman Schuster Bros., r. 130
Third
Hansen Adolph, seaman, r. 263 East
Hansen Albert (M. & A. Hansen) r. 14 Hollia
Hansen Alexander G., superintendent F. W. Erogh &
Co., r. 18 Sherman
Hansen Alida, domestic 818 Lombard •
Hansen Amandus, driver National Brewing Co., r. 920
Buchanan
Hansen Andreas (Hottua & Hansen! r. 122 Guerrero
Hansen Andrew, blacksmith Empire Foundry, r. 62
Clementina
Hansen Andrew, gripman Market St. RB., r. Cable
House
Hansen Andrew, milKer, r, E s Pennsylvania Av, bet
Sierra and Nevada
Hansen Andrew P., clerk, r. 212 Second
Hansen Annie, domestic 1140 Twenty-first
Hansen Anton, bartender R. Barthel, r. 126 Howard
Hansen Anton E., engineer, r. 418 Vallejo
Hansen Asmus, assayer Selby Smelting and Lead Co.,
r. 202U Stockton
Hansen Asnias H., manager New Hansa Hotel,
3-20 Drumm
Hansen August, clerk, r. 10 Monroe
Hansen Augustus, seaman, r. M\ Natoma
Hansen Bernard, captain schr Phelps, r. 263 East
Hansen Carl, seaman stmr Newbern
Hansen t harlt-s, carpenter Jihn G. Day, r. 224 Fourth
Hansen Charles, foreman machinist RIsdon I. and L.
Works, r. 20 Quinn t
Hansen CharK s, laborer Cal. Barrel Co., r. W 8 Indi-
ana, bet Sierra and Napa
Hansen Charles, machine hand Cal. Barrel Co., r. E s
Pennsylvania Av, btt Sierra and Nevada
Hansen Charles, master mariner, r. 441 Twentieth
Hansen Charles A. (Hansen's Dye Works) r. 244
Eleventh
Hansen Charles C, laborer, r. 102 Francisco
Hansen Charles E., president National Brewing
Co., SE cor Fulton and Webster, r. 828 Fulton
Han.«;en Charles R. (C. R. Hansen fc Co.) r. 122 Geary
Hansen Christ, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Hansen Christ, t.amster, r. 402 Eighth
Hansen Christian, r. S s Venezuela, nr Savannah
Hansen Christian, cook, r. 208 Drumm
Hansen Christian, expressman, 531 East, r. 11 Jackson
Hansen Christian, laundryman S. F. Laundry
Hansen Christian, master mariner, r. 2 Midway
Hansen Christian, seaman, r. 7 Commercial
Hansen Christian, ship carpenter, r. 1 Haggin
Hansen Christian N., cotfee saloons, 315 Dupont and
60 Third, r. 230 Minna
Hansen Christian R. D., driver National Brewing Co.,
r. 1122 Golden Gate Av, rear
Hansen Christian W„ manager S. F. Stove Works, r.
158 Perry
Hansen Christina, r. Old People's Home
Hansen Cbristopber, cashier, r. 347 Jessie
Hansen Christopher, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
Whitney, nr Fairmount
Hansen Christopher K., master stmr Walla Walla
Hansen C' nrad. cook. r. <5.3l Davis
HANSEN 0. R & CO. (chanes
R. Hansen) male and female employ-
ment office, 110 Geary, Teleplione No.
485
Hansen David, r. 266 Brannan
Hansen Dina, widow, bakery and candy, 118 Fran-
cisco
Hansen E. Mrs., dyeing and cleaning, 24 Mason, r. 128
Fourth
Hansen Edward, captain stmr Gold, office Jackson St.
Wharf, r. Petaluina
Hansen Edward, waiter J. Petersen, r. 5 Market
Hansen Eli H. W., ship carpenter, r. 7J4 Guerrero
FRATINGER & CO.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
JERSEY WAISTS,
NEWEST GOODS. LATEST STYLES. LOWEST PRICES.
105 KEARNY STREET.
m
ROOFING,
RAIN WATER PIPES, GUTTERS and VALLEYS
MADE AND REPAIRED.
Roofs of all kinds made Water TlgHU \ --•
W. E
PLUMBER,
Established 1860.
LANE,
605 KBABirr STRHBT.
Telephone 315.
Hansen Emanuel, muster mariner, r. 2018 Dupont
Hansen Emanuel, tailor, r. 1817^4 Powell
Hansen Emil, brewer National Brewing Co., r. 222
Noe
Hansen Ernest, cabinetmaker, r. 15 Adelaide PI
Hnnsen Frederick, laborer, r. C09!«s Linden Av
Hansen Frederick, seaman, r. 28 Clay
Hansen Frederick, w:iiter, r. 18 First
Hansen Frederick, waiter J. M. Pike, r.273 Stevenson
Hansen Frederick C, clears and tobacco, 8W cor
Jackson and East, r. 320 Drumm
Hansen Frederick L., carpenter, r. 22 Quinn
Hansen Frederick O., laborer, r. NW cor Cores and
Platte
Hansen Frederick P., longshoreman, r. 313 Vallejo
Hansen George, assistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
320 Waller
Hansen George, fireman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. SW cor
Shasta and Michigan
Hansen George, longshoreman, r. 225 Drumm
Hansen George H., carpenter, r. 1438 Ellis
Hansen Gustave, mate schr Gualala, r. 8E cor Main
and Hairison
Hansen Hans, r. 417 Minna
Hansen Hans, master mariner, r. 2018 Dapont
Hansen Hans, master schr James Burns, r.744 Fourth
Hansen Hans, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Hansen Hans, seaman, r. 5 Washington
Hansen Hans, seaman, r. 501 Broadway .
Hansen Hans A., watchman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. SE
cor Iowa and Solano
Hansen Hans C, carpenter M. & A. Hansen, r. E s
Nebraska, bet Humboldt and Nevada
Hansen Hans 0., liquor saloon, NW cor Twenty-
fourth and Mission
Hansen Hans D., seaman, r. 25 Clara
Hansen Hans G., millhaud, r. 618 Fourth
Hansen Hans J., r. 356 Clementina
Hansen Hans S., seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Hansen H. C, bartender, r. 263 East
Hansen Hendrick, mate schr Norway, r. 119 Jackson
Hansen Henry, baker Mayle & Wienholz, r. 451 H
Jessie
Hansen Henry, bookbinder Hicks b Judd, r. ISX
Rausch
Hansen Henry, cook, r. 320 Grant Av
Hansen Henry, longshoreman, t. 5H Glover
Hansen Henry, master mariner, r. 410 Broadway
Hansen Henry, master schr Howard, r. 24 South Park
Hansen Henry W., r. 5 Boston PI
Hansen Herman, Isborer, r. 313 J4 Bryant
Hansen H. G. F.. bricklayer, r. 526 Broadway
Hansen H. P., seaman, r. 14 Washingion
Hansen Jacob, laborer, r. 5 Montgomery PI
Hansen Jacob, tailor, r. 7 August Alley
Hansen James (Hansen «: Iverson) r. 430 Fourth
Hansen Jeff, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r. 18
Boardman PI
Hansen Jens, porter, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Hansen Jens E., seaman, r. 10 Jackson
Hansen Johannes, porter, r. 208 Perry
Hansen John, r. 312 X Clementina
Hansen John, carpent.-r. r. 122 Jackson
Hansen John (Hansen's Dye Works) r. 417 Minna
Hansen John laborer, r. 11 Decatur
Hansen John, tailor, 1569 Market
Hansen John, porter, J. H. A. Folkers b Bro., r. 212
Perry
Hansen John, seaman stmr Newport
Hansen John, seaman, r. 263 East
Hansen John, seaman, r. 1612 Lyon
Hansen John, teamster Gilbert C. Fowler, r. Woo*
bet Lincoln and Powhatlan
Hansen Johp, waiter Brooklyn Hotel
Hansen John, watchman, r. 817 Montgomery
Hansen John C, blacksmith L. Pardiul & Co.. r. 207
Pacific
Hansen John A. G., liquor saloon, 108 Sutter
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
IHanaflACtiirer of ererr de«i*rlptloii of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CASS.
48 to 5U Benle Street. San Fraueisco.
Bnlinxy PrC»<;QP<% XSUKAN. ISHAM & HOOKEB, 421-427 Market St. HAY.HU>K,
aiing rrt^bbcd. hop. uoojl. iia«. and okchil-la presses.
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570
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTEnS OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
AU Sizea and Numbers.
309, 311. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Hansen Johu H., cltrk, r. 20 JO Stockton
Hansen Johu L., Ubortr Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 11 ?i
Gardi n
H msen John P., clerk, r. 33 South Park
HanBen Joseph, oyster saloon, 7 Stockton, r. 752 How-
ard
Hansen Julius, baker Mayle & Wienbolz, r. 461 M
Jessie
Hansen Justinns, seaman, r. 17i)3 Dupont
Hansen Lawless C, waiter, r. a*7 Jessie
Hansen Lawrence, coalpasser stmr Alameda
Hansen Lena. domeKtic jOJ? Howard
Hansen Louis, baUf-ry, 515 Third
Hiinsen Louis, nysterraan J. P. Eklund, r. 606 Third
Hansen Lnuls, harnessmaker, 528 Montgomery Ay, r.
W)9 Union
Hansen Louis, peaman, r. 212 Hickory Av
Hansen M. & A. (Marquard and Albert) proprie-
tors Pacific Planing Mill, Ber y, ur Sixth
Hansen Mads, cabinetmaker Fink, Kau & Schindler,
r. 2.T* Clementina
Hansen Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 6 Moulton
Hansen Manuel, tailor, r. 1817 )4 Powell
Hansen Margaret, widow, r. fi Moulton
Han-^en Marquard (M. k A. Hansen) r. 21.34 O'Farrell
Hansen Martin, cook Jorgensen fc Nordula, r. 1329Bush
Hansen Martin, deckhand sfmr Piedmont
Hansen Martin, engineer Hammam Baths, r. 822
Green
Hansen Martin, seaman, r. Crystal Hotel
Hansen Martin, wheelman U. S. stmr Hartley, r. U.
S. Barge office
Hansen Mary Miss, r. 2238 Mission
Hansen Mary Miss, restaurant, 415 Fifth
Hansen Mnry Miss, cigarmaker, r. C Moulton
Hansen Matthias, bookbinder Hicks & Judd, r. 20
Harriet
Hansen N., laborer P. M. S3. Co.
Hansen Niels P. machlnehand M. & A. Hansen, r.
1111 Vermont
Hansen Nils, coffee saloon, 429 Bush. r. 435 Bush
Hansen O. . waiter, r. 116 Leide.«dorff
Hansen Olaf, seaman, r. 203 East
Hansen Olaus. r. 5 Freelon
Hansen Olaus. seaman, r. E s Iowa, bet Solano and
Mariposa
Hansen Oliver, master tug JEtna, r. 9 Broadway
Hansen Olla, longshonman, r. 751 5« Folsom
Hansen Oscar, r. cor Platte and Corea
Hansen Otto, carpenter, r. 465 Stevenson
Hansen Otto, laundryman Lick Laundry, r. 13H
Stm-kton
Hansen Ouida, irnner La Grande Laundry
Hansen P., laborer, r. 909 Kearny
Hansen P., kitcbenhaud, r. 636 Commercial
Hansen Peter, r. 26 Ch' sley
Hansen Peter, r. 1114 Bryant
Hansen Peter, r. 266 B annan
Hansen Peter, cook, r. 706 California
Hansen Peter (Hansen * Manseu) r. 2606 Mission
Hansen Peter, hay. grain, wood and coal, SE cor
Trinidad and Kailroad Av
Hansen Peter, laborer, r. H4 !^ Perry
Hansen Peter, laborer, r. NE cor Church and Seven-
teenth
Hansen Peter, laborer W. H. Codington, r. Teneriffe,
bet St. John and Tombigbee
Hansen Peter. laundryman S. F. Laundry
Hansen Peter, longshoreman, r. 10k Falmouth
Hansen Peter, nioldicgmaker, r. W b Vermont, bet
Nevada and Sonoma
Hansen Peter, paperhanger. r. 713 Minna
Hansen Pet< r. seaman, r. f.72 Harrison
Hansen Peter, seaman scow Young America, r. 3)4
Clyde
Hansen Peter C, r. 266 Brannan
Hansen Peter C, clerk Davis Bros., r. 1513 Mont-
gomery
IPERIAL Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Hansen Peter H., clerk George 8. HaskeU, r. Dame,
bet Handall and Thirtieth
Hansen RaHUius, waiter, r. 116 Leidesdorff
Hansen Keinhard. dishwasher La Grande Laundry
Hansen linhanl, waiter, r. 15 Ransib
Hansen Robert, molder National Iron WorkB, r. 20
Clementina
Hansen Saniu.-1. b'ltcher Miehelssen, Roth b Co., r.
Platte, bet St. Thomas and Venezuela
Hansen Samiiel A., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
W s Indiana, bet Sierra and Napa
Hansen Samuel E. D., collector National Brewing Co.,
r. SE cor Fulton and Webster
Hansen Samuel M., driver Martin Johnson, r. cor
Hamilton and Wayland, V. M. T.
Hansen S. O., longshoreman, r. 5 Boston PI
Hansen Sophie, bakery, 9-10 Valencia
Hansen Theodore, longshoreman, r. SE cor Main and
Folsom
Hansen Theodore, with S. F. Stove Works, r.l58 Perry
Hansen Theodore W., foreman B. Blumenthal k Co.,
r. 8:<4 Fif eenth
Hansen Wilfielmina C. Mr*,, proprietor New
Uansa Hotel, 320 Drumm
Hansen William, laborer, r. 30 Clay
Hansen William, porter Dodge, Sweeney b Co., p. 90
Fair Oaks
Hansen William, seaman, r. 90S Sansome
Hansen William, wat<-bman stmr City of New York
Hansen & Iverson (James Hansen and Charles Iver-
son) liquor saloon, 430 Fourth
Hansen & Mansen (Peter Hansen and Frederick Man-
senf butchers and groceries and, liquors, 2606
Mission
8^" Hansen. See Hanson and Hansson
HANSEN'S DYE WORKS
Charles A. and Jotin Hansen proprie-
tors, a44 Eleventh
Hanser Alexander, billiard maker Jacob Strahle &
Co., r. 77 Everett
Hansha Barbtra, widow, r. 6 Virginia PI
Hanshaw Kite, widow, r. 523 Jonea
Hansmann Albert H. T., teamster Leege & Mills, r. 26
Turk
Hanson , assayer, r. 131 Francisco
Hans 'U A., laborer, r. 521 Pacific
Han-on Albert, seaman, r. 320 Drumm
H inson Andrew, laborer, r. 129 Welsh
Hanson Andrew G., labor'-r. r. 44 Third
Hanson Annie Miss, r. lo6 First
Hansim August, cabinetmaker Pac. Spring and Mat-
tress Co., r. 29 Randall
Hanson Bertha, domestic 515 Golden Gate Av
Hanson Ca-rie, domestic 2406 Mission
Hanson Celia, domestic 1514 Pine
Hanson Charles, r. 314 Sixth
Hanson Charles, blacksmith, r. 207 Pacific
Hanson Charles, carpenter, r. 106 Hickory At
Hanson Charles (Hanson & Co.) r. Redwood City
Hanson Charles C, laborer, r. 102 Francisco
Hanson Ciiarles H., superintendent Neptune and
Mermaid Swimming Baths, foot of Larkin
Hanson Charles P., hostler, r. 1020 Sansome
Hanson Christian, r. 410 Tehama
Hanson Christian, bartender J. L. Radovich & Co., r.
128 J« Fourth
Hanson Christopher, seaman, r. 144 Eleventh
Hanson Edward H. (Anderson k Co. and Wright,
Bowuei Co.) r. 1332 Buchanan
Hanson E. L. Mrs., r. 802 Geary
Hanson Elizabeth, widow, r. 116 Welsh ^
Hanson Elizabeth A., widow, r. 621 )i Twenty-first
Hanson F., waiter, r. 871 Market
Hanson Fergus, butcher, 11-12 California Market, r.
1708 Stu.-kton ~*
Hanson Francis E., carpenter, r. cor Adam and Army
Hanson Fred, bartender Smith* Clark, r. 764 Folsom
THE BEST
OVERCOATS
For MEN and BOYS at
THE HASTINGS"
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS,
&£
Capital, 83,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN. Manager
W2(. SZIT017, Asit Umgv.
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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571
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HaiiBon Fre(1»-ri' k, seaman, r. 263 ErkI
HMRon Frederick H., Kalesman William J. Baiter &
Co.. r. 1130 Market
Hanixin Oeorge, lielper Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 11
Clvde
Hanson George, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r. 793
MiesJon
Hanaun deorge, lumberman A. M. Simpson * Bro.
Bauson George, painter and whitener, r. 13'26 Sanchez
Ransnn Oeorte. seainau L H. Handy S Co.
Hanson George F. (Hanson & Mack) and physician,
7.59 Valencia
Hanson Ginider. assistant engineer stmr Walla Walla,
r. lino Powell
Hanson Hans, laundryuiau La Grande Laundry
Hanson Hans, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. E 8
Tennessee, bet Sierra und Nevada
Hanson HauR .T., cooper, r. 447 Minna
Hanson Hans P., miner, r. 78 H Colton
Hanson Heurv, boots and shoes, 640 Washington, r.
HOI 4 Sacramento
Hanson Henry O., cooper, r. 447 Minna
Hanson Herman W., lithographer H. S. Crocker jt Co.,
r. 828 Fulton
Hansi^n Ii>nac J., cutter Porter, Slerainger & Co., r.
21 Ninth
Hanson Jame«, framemaker, r. W 8 Dame, bet Thir-
tilth and Randall
Hanson John, carpenter, r. 26 Sncramento
Hans<in John, quartermaster stmr Mariposa
Hanson John, second offlier stmr Oregon, r. 7 Natoma
Hanson .Tohn, laborer Lachinan * Jacobl, r. 116 Welsh
Hanson John, master si hr Emily Lund
Hanson John, wire weaver Cal. Wire Works, r. 11
Holland PI
Hanson Julm P., carpenter, r. 1504 Stockton
Hanson Joseph, seaman stmr Dora
Hanson Joseph, clerk Joseph W. Wesson, r. 5 Boston
PI
Hanson J. W., commercial traveler Bandmann, Niel-
sen * Co., r. 102 Fifth
Hanson Louis H., clerk, r. SW cor Geary and Devisa-
dero
Hanson L. S. Mrs., tailoress, r. fiS.I Mifsion
Hanson Lyle W., printer H. S. Crocker ii Co., r. 1505
Lark in
Hanson Magnus, seaman, r. 28 Clay
Hanson Martin, dishwasher Donovan * O'Donnell
Hanson Nicholas V., carpenter Mechanics' Mill, r.
Haywards
Hanson Niels C, steerage steward stmr Ancon
Hanson N. J., seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Hanson O P., tailor r. 4 Hunt
Hanson Oscar, r. Ill Eleventh
Hanson Ft ter, seaman, r. 26 Sncramento
Hanson P. ter, seaman, r. 57 Shipley
Hanson Rasmus E., mate stmr Mary Garratt
Hanson Rudolph, machinist William Deacon, r. Ala-
meda
Hanson Simon, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. E B
Pennsylvania Av, bet Sierra and Nevada
Hanson Stephen B.. laborer freight depot 8. P. Co,,
r. 1241 Mission
Hanson Thomas, lumberman A.M. Simpson & Bro.
Hanson Thomas, seaman stmr Eureka
Hanson William, cigarmaker, r 1034 Army
Hanson William, foreman Mayrisch Bros. & Co., r.
1208 Eddy
Hanson William, quartermaster stmr San Jos<^
Hanson William, master bark Sagamore, r. 9 Taylor
Hanson W. E., superintendent Davis Bros., 718-722
Market, r. 323 O'Farrell
Hanson & Co. (Charles Hanson) lumber dealers,
and proprietors Taconia Mills (W. T.) Pier 11,
Steuart, branch Redwood City
Hanson & Mack (George F. Hanson and Albert
C. Mack) druggists, 763 Viilencia
i^ Hanson. See Hansen and Hausson
DR. BAZAN'S
TiiERMo-i:i,i;cTKrr
RUSSIAN ai3 TURKISH BATHS
Mso Medicated ar.d Electric Eatts Giyen.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED
CfllMUEYS REPAIRED. CHIMNEY SWEEPING.
Chimney Tops that ivill dra^v.
Plumber, 503 Kearny Street.
Established 18«0. Telephone 315.
Hanssler Maggie F. Miss, teacher Haight Primary
School, r. 1116 Broadway
Hanton George, ship carpenter, r. 505 Fell
Hanzell A. J., laborer, r. 871 Market
Haper Philip, band sawyer, r. 412 Fourteenth
Hapgood & Co. (Robert K. Winter) salmon packers,
iiflBce 211 Sansome, room 1
Hspp Charles K., barber Strecker 4 Kern, r.419 O'Far-
rell, rear
Happ Marcus, gents' furnishing goods, 229 Fourth
Happe Adolph, sUblekeeper, r. 1614 Polk
Happersberger Albert K., medical student, r. 632
Stevenson
Happersberger Emil, druggist, r. 632 Stevenson
Happersberner Frank, sculptor, 61 Park Av, r. 632
Stevenson
Happer.sberger Louis, millhand F. Korbel i Bros,, r.
25 Clementina
Happy Vallfy Bine Gravel and Hydraulic
Mining Co. (Calaviras Co., Cal.) D. M. Kent
secretary, 33n Pine, rooms 18-19
Hnqui tte August E., with N. Stelner, r. 311 Bush
Haquette Emile. clerk, r. 1613 Post
Haquette Ernest (Hageman * Haquette) r. 1613 Post
Haraszthy Arpad (Arpad Haraszthy & Co.) r. 1621
Larkin
Harasztliy Arpad & Co. (Arpad Haraszthy and
Henry Epstein) producers rh'impagne, and deal-
ers California wines and brandies, 530 Washington
Harback Adolph, bartender J. A. G. Hansen, 416 Post
Harbnck Daniel L., with latum & Bowen, r. 1412
Washington
Harbaugh Joseph, bookkeeper London, Paris and
.\meriean Bank, r. 730 Poet
Harber Isidnr, t;iiior, r. 623 Minna
Harliert U. Miss, dressmaker, r. 225 Nineteenth
Harbert E. L., assistant bookkeeper M. & T. Weil &
Co., r. 503 Mason
Haibert J. W, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 1019}^
LMrkln
Harbor Commissioners State Board of, A. C.
Paulsell, John H. Wise and William D. English,
office 10 California
Harbor Police Stations, Meiggs' Wharf, 522 Davia
and 247 Steuait
Harbor View Park, NW cor Baker and Jefferson
Harbourne Henry, r. 1011 Valencia
Harbourne James F.. pantryman, r. 42154 Natoma
Harby Horace A., clerk, r. UH Page
Harby Rosalie Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar School,
r. im Page
Harcourt Vivian F., liquor saloon, 666 Howard, r.
513M Hayes
Harcourt Vivian V., liquor saloon, 627 Hayes, r. 613
Hayes
Hard David T., collector, r. 213 Chattanooga
Hard Leonora, widow, r. 219 Flm Av
Hard Bay A., with Truckee Mnfg and Box Co., r. 219
Elm Av
Hard liosewell, bartender, r. 453 Tehama
Hardcastle George, dentist, r. 1235 Market
Harde Wilhelm, r. 218 Bitch
0^" Harde. See Hard
Hnrdigg Joseph, engineer, r. 429 Sixth
Harden Charles, driver Potrero and B. V. RR., r. W s
Kentucky, bet Sierra and Nevada, rear
Harden Charles H. E., attorney at law, r. 1404 McAl-
lister
Harden Star Hand Grenade Fire Extinguisher, W. G.
Jobson agent. 603 Market
Hardenbergh James E.. clerk Post Office, r.The Bald-
win
HardenberjrH S. B.. chief clerk The Baldwin
Hardenbnrtjh Alice H. Miss, r. 2019 Mission
Hardenburgh Isaac, planing mill, 134 Main, r. 1713
Eddy
Hardenburgh Isaac Jr., woodturner I. Hardenburgh,
r. 1713 Eddy
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W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TEI^PHOMB 82.
PRINTERS, ETC.
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MAKTJFACTURERS OF
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T I ISr ^W^ .A. n. E3
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
Hardpnburgh T., manufacturer knitted goods, 2019
Mission
Harder Albert J., laborer Pioneer White Lead Works,
I r. 323 Jessie
Harder Diederich, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W s
I KeutucKy, bi.t Sierra and Nevada
' Harder Hans D. (Harder & Titdgen) r. 419 Jones
I Harder John, liquor saluon. barber, and baths, W s
Kentucky, bet Sierra and Nevada
Harder Jules A., cook, r. 628 Shotwell
I Harder Nicholas, painter, r. 29 Lily Av
Hardfr Heter, liquor saloon, 7 Market
Harder <!fe Tied^en (Hans D. Harder and Henry
' Tiedgen) liquor saloon, NE cor Geary and Larkin
I Harder.? George W., teamster Hecht, Bros. & Co., r. 23
; Hardy
; Harder* John, laborer, r. 36 Clay
i Hardeis Timothy F., teamster, r. 629 Locust Av
Hardesty H., cook stior San Jos6
I Hardfsty Philip F., teamster, r. W b St. Thomas, nr
Islais
! Hardewig B., clerk A. Herschman, r. 7 Myrtle
i Hardgrove James, laborer, r. Ocean View
I Hardle Clans, teamster M. Euglander & Son, r. 227
Fulton
I Hardie Frank D., salesman, r. 130F* Powell
Hardie Louis, bookkeepc r, r. 13UU Laguua
Hardie Louisa, widnw, r. 1:100 Laguna
: Hardie Robert, bartender W. C. Dorrance, r. 112 Second
I VO" Hardie. See Haidy
i Hardiman John, wood and coal, 710 Brannan
I Hardiman Thomas, gilder, r. 926 Dolores
i Hardiman William, merchant (Silver City, Idaho) r.
I 612 Grove
I Harding Benjamin, r. ]9iX» Turk
Harding, Braun .<: Prior (John G. Harding, Robert C.
Brann and John L. Prior) sailuiakers, 56 Clay
Harding Charles, athelete. r. 229 Kearny
Harding Charles, cardriver, r. W s Kentucky, bet
Sieri a and Nevada
Harding Charles 'HI., collection ofElce, 930 Mar-
knt. rooms 5-6
Harding Edward B., r. 2 Torrens Court
Harding Edwin H., physician, and assistant secretary
Health Dept, 1021 Sutter
Harding Everett S., clerk local freight office S. P. Co.,
r. 209 Powell
Harding James W., attorney at law, 704 Montgomery,
r. Oakland
Harding J. H., shipwright, r. 351 First
i Harding John V. H., carpenter, r. 1104 Mission
Harding Joseph G., r. 2 Torrens Court
I Harding Juliup, r. 65 Minna
t Harding Ralph J., r. 535 Castro
j Harding R. T., attorney at law, 214 Sansome, room 3,
r. Oakland
Harding: Samnel C, collection office, 648 Wash-
I ineton
\ Harding Thomas, waiter, r. 269 Minna
Harding William, dealer teas and coffee, 724 Octavia
I Harding W, J., shoemaker. Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.
r. 229 Seventeenth
Hardisty B. McLi., secretary Board of Bank Com-
I missioners, 528 California, r. 600 Bush
1 Hardman Joseph W., night inspector Custom House,
r. 818 Lott
I Hardnedy James W., blacksmith Phelps Mnfg Co., r.
I 2429 Greenwich
Hardt Ernest, commercial traveler, r. 417 Mason,
1 rear
■ Hardwick Charles, laborer, r. 8 Sherwood PI
, Hardy Burton, r. 2702 Sutter
Hnrdy Charles, carpet layer, r. BOB Fell
Hardy Charles, machinist, r. 281 Minna
Hardy Edwin B., clerk, r. 508 Fell
Hardy Eawin H., carpet layer, r. 37 Fulton
Hardy Eugene, blacksmith Roger Sicotte,
I Twenty-fourth
420
Hardy F., boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mill
Hardy F. A., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co; r. 1301
Gough
Hardy Frank, collector, r. NW cor McAllister and
Bioderick
Hardy Henry, r. 421 }< Natoma
Hardy J. J. & Co. (J. J. Hardy) dealers coffee, spices,
etc., 218 Sacramento
Hardy John H., clerk general supt Wells, Fargo h
Co.. r. 605 Ellis
Hardy Jolin J. (J. J. Hardy & Co.) r. 553 Seventeenth
Haidy Johnson G., passe-partout maker A. T. Buth>
rauff, r. 427 Larkin
Hardy Joseph W., salesman Held Bros. & Co., r. 632
Howard
Hardy Lowell J. Jr-, attorney at taw, 405 Eearny, r. 6
Beaver
Hardy Michael, laborer, r. 252 Perry
Hardy O. B.. chemist Giant Powder Co., 30 California
Hardy Paul C, r. 195 Hyde
Hardy Thomas, r. 33)^ O'Farrell
Hardy William, mining engineer, r. 820 Sutter
Hardy William J., bookkeeper local freight office S.
P. Co.. r. 740 Capp
fly Hardy. See Hardie
Hare Alfred W., clerk Pringle & Hayne, r. Oakland
Hare Ann, widow, r. 202 Francisco
Hare Arnold, steward, r. 1025 Golden Gate Av
H.ire Catherine, widow, r. 114 Hyde
Hare <:harles A., assistant bookkeeper Preston & Mc-
Kiunou, r. Pier 5, Steuart
Hare Elias C, secretary Masonic Employment Bu-
reau, r. W s Kentucky, bet Sierra and Nevada
Hare Ellen Mrs., r. 10 Thirteenth
Hare Fannie Miss, teacher Columbia Grammar School
r. TiO.) Harrison
Hare P'rank J., clerk, r. 114 Hyde
Hare Frederick E., clerk, r. Kentucky, bet Sierra and
Nevada
Hare George (Hare & Berriman) r. Oakland
Hiire George A., with Charles Hare, r. 505 Harrison
Hare Jacob, hostler, r. 1719 Pacific Av
Hare James, painter, r. 42 Moss
Hare John J., teamster, r. 114 Hyde
Hare John S. (John S. Hare ts. Co.) r. S s Manitoba,
bet Railroad Av and Yazoo
Hare John S. & Co. (John S. Hare) wood and coal, hay
and grain, E s Railroad Av, bet Manitoba and
Dominica
Hare Joseph T, drayman, r. SW cor Manitoba and
Vazoo
Hare K. M. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Evening School, r.
llO^MAUister
Hare Patrick M., wines, liquors and cigars, 140 Fifth,
SW cor Natoma, r. 415 Natoma
Hare Richard J., pressman J. R. Brodie & Co., r. 4Q
Moss
Hare S Berriman (George Hare and John Berriman)
general merchants, 417 Sacramento
8^" Hare. See Hair and Haire
Haren Hannah Mrs., r. 45 Everett
Harenberg Auguct, bakery, 8E cor Post and Laguna
Harenberg Edward, steward, r. 821 Filbert
Harford Edmund C, calker, r. 417 Bryant
Harford Hiram, special policeman, r. 18 Scott PI
Harford Hiram Jr., laborer, r. 18 Scott PI
Harford Maggie, burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac
tory, r. S s Waller, bet Fillmore and Steiner
Harford Thomas J., laborer, r. 20 Scott PI
I0~ Harford. See Hartford
Hagad. n Patrick, laborer, r. 411 Sansome
Hargadon Peter, bartender Michael Farrell, r. The
Green House
Hargadon Thomas, clerk Patrick McCormick, r. NW
cor Sierra aud Georgia
Hargedon Michael laborer, r. 209 Fair Oaks
Harj,'aiu Michai-1, watchman, r. 101 Pacific
Hargear Ellen A., widow, r. 1732 Stevenson
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
Hotels and Steamboats completely furnished with
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY.
Special Prices Given.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO
Manufaccarers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
31 MarM St
CrPI IPCP rVTDA npY i^'^° *^«.^°i^* p'^'^" °' <^''"**?'-.^°'''*'
( Burgundies, Sauternea, Ports »ud Sherries
ARPAD HARASHHY & CO.
630 wasbhtotok stseet.
HAK
573
HAR
Hargens John H., principal St. Paul's School, r. 4U0
Sixth
Harger Charles H., bookbinder, r. 7M Grand Av
Harger George W., carpenter, r. 1328 Eddy
Harger John, peddler, r. 75« Grand Av
Hargrave Harry E., patternmaker Pac. Iron Works, r.
7 Twenty-eighth
Hargrave Henry, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 7
Twenty-eighth
Hargro James, janitor, r. 32 Mary
Hargrove John, agent, r. E 8 Connecticut, bet Santa
Clara and Mariposa
Hargrove William T.. hatter, r. E s Connecticut, bet
Santa Clara and Mariposa
Haring Augustus, printer H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
Ocean View
Haristi Mariette, shirts and overalls, 621 Davis
Harjes William, bookkeeper Am. Bridge and Build-
ing Co., r. Oakland
Barker Ass, r. 1909 Pine
Harker Belle Mrs., dressmaking, 238 Taylor
Barker Charles, merchant, r. 817 Lombard
Harker George M. A., clerk W. Fassett & Co., r. 609
Powell
Harker J. R., r. 509 Powell
Harker Oliver A., collector Wellman, Peck & Co., r.
238 Tavlor
Harkey H. H., r. 306 Stockton
Harkin James T., bartender, r. 742 Howard
Barkins Ami, widow, groceries, 28 Gilbert
Harkins C. B., molder. r. 3 Erie House
Harkins Charles, longshoreman r. 754 Folsom
Harkins Charles B., receiving clerk, r. SE cor Center
and Potrero Av
Harkins Charles B., molder, r. 49 Natoma
Harkins D. H., r. 1301 Sacramento
Harkins James, japanner, r. fl30 Montgomery
Harkins James, botbedman Pac. Boiling Mill, r. E 8
Tennessee, bet Sierra and Nevada
Harkins James E., seaman, r. 513 East
Harkins James J., artist, r. 719 Howard
Harkins John, laborer, r. 521 Howard
Harkins John, laundryman, r. 2901 Geary
Harkins John, teamster, r. 216 Ninth
Harkins Jolin J., groceries and liquors, 8E cor
Center and Potrero Ay
Harkini; John P., bosmaker, r. 49 Natoma
Harkins John 8., teamster, r. SE cor Geary and Moss
Av
Harkins Joseph, dryer U. S. Laundry, r. 3011 Six-
teenth
Harkins Joseph, wireweaver, r. 614 Francisco
Harkins Mary Miss, r. 521 Howard
Harkins Owe"n. laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. E s
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta, rear
Harkins Patrick, r. 786 Folsom
Harkins Peter, molder, r. 49 Natoma
Harkins Thomas, master stmr Coos Bay, r. 36 Perry
Harkins William H., molder, r. 8 Lick Alley
Harkins William S.. salesman M. J. Flavin & Co.. r.
315 Bush
Harkness Agnes Miss, dressmaker, r. 1-136 Pine
Harkness Harvey W., AI. D., president Califor-
nia Academy of Sciences, S\V cor California and
Dupont, r. Grand Hotel
Hark n ess Morris M. , attorney at law. 4113^ Cali-
Califoriiia, rooms 2 and 8, r. San Rsfael
Harkness Patrick, laborer, r. 786 Folsom
Harlan Benjamin, laborer, r. 27 Erie
Harlan Charles, clerk general auditor's oflSce S. P.
Co., r. Saucelito
Harlan Joseph S., bookkeeper, r. 1028 Market
Harlan Mark, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E s Illi-
nois, bet Napa and Lena PI
Harland Harry S., commercial traveler, r. 918 Howard
Hnrland James, r. 209 Ritch
Harland J. W. (Harland & Langham) r. 513 Twenty-
fourth
FRATINGER & CO.
READY-MADE SUITS
FOR
LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN.
105 KEARNY STREET.
REFLECTORS,
TOE SHOW WINDOWS AND STORES,
MADE AND REPAIRED.
W. E. LANE.
Plumber
505 KEARNV STREET.
EstaWlshed 1860. Telephone 315.
Harland 4: Laugham (J. W. Harland and J. F. Lang-
ham) but.hera, .'>13 Twenty-fourth
Barley Charles (Charles Barley & Co.) r. 815 Ellis
Hurley Cliarleii 6i Co. (Charles Barley) ra? and
junk dealers, and importei-s pig iron, copper,
spelter and straw and Manila paper, 114-116 Davis
Barley Diivid, laborer, r. Hunter's Point
Barley John C, bartender, r. 24iiG Bush
Barley L. H., waiter The Baldwin
Barley Miltoti F., carpenter, r. 7 Bartmann
Bnrley Milton F., printer, r. 644 Sacramento
Barley Richard B., printer, r. 33H O'Farrell
Bsrley Thomas F.. r. 1019 Union
Harling James (Harling & Schreiber) r. 203 Eddy
Barling & Schreiber iJanies Harling and Anthony
Schreiber) cigars, 309 Fciurth
Barlock Benry E., cannery foreman, r. 1009 Alabama
Harlock Robert E., butcher, r. 1 Chesley
Barloe Archibald, sbipm-Hster, r. 2527 Howard
Harloe Charles, miner, r. 440 Third
Harloe Matthew, c»rpenter, r. 2.527 Boward
Harloe Thomas 8., clerk J. D. Spreckels & Bros., r.
2627 Howard
Harlow Alice H., copyist, r. 405 Sutter
Harlow Charles, carpenter, r. 97G Harrison
Harlow Claude, compositor Francis, Valentine & Co.,
T. 862 Howard
Barlow Dexter I., letter carrier Post OflSce, r. 1026
Natoma
Harlow Fiank A., lumberman, r. 129 Third
Harlow Fayette M., compositor Examiner, r. 862 How-
ard
Harlow George W., assistant superintendent Omnibus
RR., r. 56154 Mission
Harlow James, shoemaker, r. 534 Minna
Harlow John W., physician, r. 909 Kearny
Harlow Joseph, compositor Chronitle, r. 862 Howard
Harlow Kate, widow, r. 379 Natoma
Harlow Mary, shoefitter Kutz & Murr, r. 976 Harrison
tSr Ha'low. See Harloe
Harm William, dealer butter and eggs, r. 319 Ninth
Barman Andrew (Green ^ Barman) r. 1204 Market
Barman Alfred, weaver S.F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 1528 Pacific Av
Barman George W., sergeant police, r. 1714 Ellis
Barman Henry B., coflee roaster William H. Miner, r.
839 Castro
Barman Jacob, cellarman Glaus Wreden& Co., r. 2001
Powell
Barman John, shoemaker, 2527 Sutter
Barman Joseph, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 523 Mission
Barman Lizzie, domestic 1628 Folsom
Barman S., steward stmr Columbia
Barman Samuel, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. Black Point
Harman Thomas, mining secretary, 330 Pine, room
dS, T. North Point, nr Larkin
Harman W., (Trotter & Barmen) r. Oakland
Harman W., boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mill
Barman William, carpenter and builder, r. Sixteenth,
bet Folsom and Barrison
Barman William C. clerk, r. 509 Stockton
^?" Harman. See Harmon
Barmann Edward, painter and whitener, r. 1149 Mis-
f^lon
Barmel John, molder W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 27 Wash-
ington Av
Barnies J. T., collector Madison & Burke, r. Saucelito
l^r Barmes. See Harms
Harmon A. K. P. Jr. (Harmon & Sears) r. Fruit Vale
Harmon Albion K. P., president Chollar and
Pi.tosi Mining Go's. 79 Nevada Block, r. cor
Twenty-second and Webster, Oakland
Harmon Annie C, wid( w, r. 1528 Pacific Av
narnion Annie L. Miss, landscape painter, r. 3 Essex
Harmon Charles, gripman Market St. RR., r. 1607
Guerrero
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
raanafnctnrer ofeTer.r de««riptlon of
PASSENQER, BTRBBT AND FREIGHT CABS.
43 to 50 Beale Street. San Francisco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker. ^'r/eii^^^eSfi^nly^^?
enta fbr
HAR
574
HAR
W. "W. Montague & Co.
PUIXEPS,
Suction and Force.
FOR HAND. WI:NI>-9IIL.I. AND POWEB.
ALL SIZKS.
809, 3U, 313, 315 and 317 MASKET 8TBEET
Hanoon Charles A., with S. H. Harmnn Lumber Co.,
and Manager Western Union Mall and Stage Co.,
316Steuart, r. 3 E-sex PI
Harmon Charles B., laborer, r. 446 Brannnn
Harmon Clarence K., bookkeeper The J. Dewing Co.,
r. 710 Central Av
Harmon Edward N., secretary S.H.Harmon
Lumber Co., 31(j Steu.irt, r. 3 Essex PI
Harmon Ellen, burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 1528 Pacific Av '
Harmon Frederick, conductor Cal. St. KR., r. 1638
Sacramento
Harmon George, cook. r. 224 Fourth
Harmon George, driver Maine Dairy, r. 213 Tenth
Harmon Harry, clerk W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. 1528
Pacific Av
Harmon Harvey F., whitener, r. 720 Ellis
Harmon Ira J., salesman Cedar River Coal Co., r. 905
Larkin
Harmon John, groceries, 318 Twenty-eighth
Harmon John B., attorney at law 403 Mont-
gomery, rooms 14-15, r. Berkeley
Harmon Louis C, physician, 313 Haigbt
Harmon N. B., ment Marks' Adjustable Folding
Chair Co., (503 Market, nr Second, r. Oakland
Harmon Robert E., expressman, r. 720 Ellis
Harmon S. H., president S. H. Harmon Lumber
Co., r. 3 Essex PI
Harmon S. H. Lumber Co., S. H. Harmon pres-
ident, J. K. C. Hobbs vice-president, E. N. Har-
mon secretary, wholesale and retail lumber
dealers, 316 Steuart
Harmon SylvanusP., salesman, r. 720 Ellis
Harmon Theodore, r. 1324 Polk
Harmon William S., clerk Thomas A. Cox & Co., r.
1528l>aciac Av
Harmon di Sears (A. K. P. Harmon Jr. and Her-
man B.Sears Jr.) general agents, collection and in-
surance, 325 Montgomery, room 31
t^ Harmon. See Harman
Harmonjr Borax Mininjr Co., W. B. Robertson
president, N. M. Bell secretary, 121 Market
Harmony Hotel. Hiutz * Buck proptrs, 735 Brannan
Harms Alwin H., groceries and liquors, 8W cor
Hayes and Lasuna, r. 429 Fell
Harms Annie Mrs., fruits and vegetables, 1.565 Mirket
Harms Christian, bartender, r. 26 J4 Howard Court
Harms Dietrich, manager Louis Huber & Co., r. 2417
Sutter
Harms Frederick, clerk, r. 829 !< Vallejo, rear
Harms George, laborer, r. 715 Howard
Harms Hans, butcher, r. 929 Pacific
Harms Henry W., shipping clerk J. B. Wooster b Co.,
r. 614 Octavia
Harms Herman, r. 501 Brannan
Harms Herman, laborer N. Ohlandt * Co., r. NE cor
MisKonri and Yuba
Harms Meta Miss, r. 2205 >< Mission
Harms Peter (Len & Harms) r. 1227 Mission
Harms Richard, clerk J. H. A. Folkers k Bro., r. 330
O'Farreli
Harms William T., Bslesman J. H. A. Folkera k Bro.,
r. 109 Leavenworth
t^" Harms. See Harmeg
Harmstead Joseph B., machinist, r. 1423 MlMion
Harmuth Morris, painter, r. 219 Prospect PI
Harn Catherine, widow, r. 25 Sumner
Hamack August, laborer, r. 2115 Powell
Haruden Frederick A., clerk fire dept South British
Fire and Marine lusurance Co., r. Alameda
Harnden James, carpenter, r. 1011 Guerrero
Harnden William H., with Sather & Co.. r. Alameda
Harned J. A. M., real estate and wine broker, 420
Montgomery, r. 114 Mason
Harnett Benjamin J., purser stmr City of New York,
r. 28 Stanly PI
Harnett Maurice M., salesman J. J. O'Brien b Co., r.
2004 Taylor
Harnett N. T. Mrs., teacher music, r. 2004 Tayl'ir
Harnett Theresa Miss, teai-her music, r. 2004 Taylor
Harnelt William, w-iiter Ootldental Hotel
Harnett W. F., clerk, r. 2(i04 Taylor
O^ Harnett. See Hartnett
Haruey Charles S., bricklayer, r. 901 Valencia
Harney Daniel, contractor r. 901 Valencia
Harney D.miel T., street contract.>r, r. 723 !< Valencia
Harney Edward, bcstler, r. 245 Minna
Harney H. L., dressmaker, r. 513 Ellis
Haruey Jame.«, r. 1103 Mont;<omery
Harney James, oiler stiur San Juan
Harney James, printer, r. 1811 Stevenson
Harney James A., bookkeeper, r. 27 Geary
Haruey Jonu F., laster Buckingham & Hecht, r. 1811
Stevenson
Harney John H., clerk, r. 308 Sutter
Harney Michael, boottreer Buckingham & Hecht, r. 422
Shipley
Harney Michael, laborer, r. 8 Clara
Ha>ney Michael, laborer, r. 15 Freelon, rear
Harney Patrick, salesman Roos Bros., r. 1435 Mission
Haruey P. J., assistant cashier D. S. Sub-Treasury, r.
225 Ji Valencia
Harney Sarah Mrs., r. 1811 Stevenson
Harney Thomas, laster Buckingham & Hecht, r. 418
Clementina
Harney Thomas F., fruit peddler, r. S s Falkland, bet
Tombigbee au'l Potomac
Harney William, secretary Golden Gate Woolen Mnfg
Co., 53") Market, r. San Mateo
Harnwell William, labor<;r. r. 612 Second
Harold James, polieeman, r. 7o3 Stockton
Hurold Jennie Mrs., furnished rooms. 5M Kearny
e^ Harold. See Harruld and Herold
Harper Alexander, engineer, r. 49 )< Tehama
Harper Charleij H., suleiimau Eohler & Chase, r. Oak-
land
Harper Charles J. bookkeeper O'Connor, Moffatt k
Co., r. 614 Bush
Harper Editar R., molder, r. 2212 Fillmore
Harper Edwara. laborer Del Monte Milling Co.
Harper Edward B., waiter, r. 8 A^hburtou PI
Harper Edwin, foreman Cal. Patron, r 2110 Baker
Harper Edwin G., shippin;! clerk, r. 803 Churcli
Harper Ellen Mrs., nurse Protestant O/phau Asylum
Harper F. cook W. J. Davis, r. 22 Second
Harper Kr'ederi k C, lab .rer, r. 134 Fourth
Harper Frederick G., clerk C. A. Edson & Co., r. 217
Shotwell
Harper Gustsvus D., detective, r. 2132 Union
Harper Harry, carpenter, r. 2110 Baker
Harper Harry C, telegraph opera:or, r. 1927 Jessie
Harper Horatio, clerk, r. 60;> Gau,'h
Htirper James, cook, r. 5 Brjadway
Harper James, helper Futon Iron Works
Harper Jeanette Miss, teacher Mission Grammar
School, r. 3)6 Hyde
Harper John, steward, r. mOM Jackson
Harper John, carrier CUrouicle, r. 754 Mission
Harper John, carpenter, r. E s Falkland, nr Tom-
bigbee
Harper John L., r. 1039 Mission
Harper Joseph W., pyrotechnist, r. Teneriffe, bet
Platte auJ Yazoo
Harper Margaret, widow, r. N s Teneriffe, but St,
John and Tombigbee
Harp«r Moses D, shoem-iker Dennis A. Healey, r.
W s Railroad Av, bet Manitoba and Dominica
Harper Reginald, cook, r. 54 First
Harper Richard L., cabinetmaker, r. 217 Shotwell
Harper Walter, compositor News Letter, r. 2110
Baker
Harper WilUamD., bookkeeper O'Connor, MolTatt Ji
Co., r. 1713 Turk
Harper Wilrtou, cardriver, r. 129 FlPteenth
Uarpham George E., attorney at law, 414 California,
r. Alameda
THE LATEST STYLES,
THE FINEST GOODS,
THE BEST WORK at
"THE HASTINGS,"
l,ICfi: UOVSE BLOCK.
THE LION Fire Iiis. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, 84,125,003
Assets, 84,712,747
G=0. D. DORNIN, I
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
HAB
575
HAR
Hurpham Lee W., salesman WlUiams Bros., r. 711
JoDfS
Harrick Patrick, S. J., porter St. Ignatius College, '214
Hayes
Harrt. r Frederick. porUpacker, r. Garfield Hotel
Hurries Henry, r. 'JUO Taylor
Harries JuUhu B., secrrtary, r. 930 Capp
Hurries W. H., agent HongkonK and Shanghai
Bankiim Corporation, 43G California, r. 1361 Jack-
son, Oakliiud
Harriaan Alexander, liquor saloon, 703 Davis
Harrig in Annie, domestic 809 OTanell
Hairlyan Brothers (MirhaelJ. James and William)
plnmberrt and gaslittera, lfil2 Leavenworth
Harrlgau Cornelius, r. 1012 Leavenworth
Hariigan Cornelius, laborer, r. 949 Harrison
Harrlgan Cornelius J. (Hariigsn & Ginty) I'O Eighth
Harrigan Daniel J. shoemaker P. F. Nolau & Sous, r.
Oakland
Harrigan Dennis W., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Son,
r. 1209 Devlsadero
HarrlgHii Edward J., heeler Buckingham & Hecht, r.
Cbenery, bet McGill and Mateo
Harrigan James (Harrigan Bros.) r. 1612 Leavenworth
HarrigHU Johanna, widow, r. W s Susquehanna, nr
Paraguay
Harrigan Jobn, laborer, r. 638 Commercial
HaiTigan John, laborer, r. 3109 Geary
Harrigan John, plumber, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 2
Hariigan John, teamster Matthew Nunan, r. 150
Eighth
Harrigan John, watchman Jackson St. Wharf, r. 34
Welsh
Harrigan John J., capitalist, r. 806 Vallejo
HarrigHU John J., clerk Station D., Post Office, r. 949
Harrison
Harrigan Josie Miss, teacher Mission Primary School,
r. 9J9 Harrison
HarrigHU Joseph T., clerk, r. 1612 Leavenworth
Hariigan Lizzie B. Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening
School, r. 1612 Leavenworth
Harrigan M. A. Miss teacher Spring Valley Primary
School, r. 129 Twelfth
Harrigan Margaret, widow, r. 806 Vallejo
Harrigan Matthew, porter Dunham, Carrigan k Co.,
r. 759 Howard
Harrigan Michael, liquor saloon, NWcor Mission and
New Montgomery, r. 5t)6 Mission
Harrigan Mii-hacl F., laborer, r. 411 Sansonie
Hurrigau Michael J. (Harrigan Bros.) r. 1612 Leaven-
worth
Harrigsn V. E. Mrs., r. 2120 Union
Harrigan William (Harrigan Bros.) r. 1612 Leaven-
worth
Harrigan .% Ginty (C. J. Harrigan and James Ginty)
liquor saloon, SW cor Sevnth and Mission
Sff' Harrigrin. See Bargain, Horigan and HorrigRn
Harriger Miiurioe, milker John A. Roy, r. W s San
Biuno Road, nr Teneriflfe
Harriger Z., milker John A. Roy, r. W s San Bruno
Road, nr Tenei-iffe
HarriiuHU Cliarlcs E., grlpman Market St. RR.,r. 1507
Guerrero
Harriman Frederick W., clerk Levi Strausg & Co., r.
72.i Pine
Harrimiin William H.. painter, r. 126 Sixth
Barring William, artist, r. 1604 Stockton
Harrimer C. E., gripman Market St. RB.
Harrington . widow, r. 238 Jessie
Harrington A. M s., r. 821 Nineteenth
Harrington Alphonsn, carpeutei-, r. 117 Wlldey
Hiirrington Annie, widow, r. 44Qiiinn
Harrington A. T. Miss, utenographer Bancroft Bros.
& Co. r. 2650 FolKom
Harrington Benjamin G., with George G. Pohl, r. 39
Fourth
Harrington Benjamin P., r. 702 Vallejo
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIEB9fO-EI.ECTRIC
RUSSIAN anl TUBKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batls Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SEWER PIPE. SEWER TRAPS.
Sewers Laid Properly.
Se-wrers Repaired.
W. E. LANE,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1860. Telephone 216.
Harrington Burt, haruessman A. S. Peterson, r. 66
New Montgomery
Harrington Bjrnn W., r. 20 Eleventh
Harrington C, trackman Onmibns KB.
Harrington C, miner, r. 76:1 >4 Howard
Harrington Catherine, widow, r. 662 Howard
Harrington Cornelius, luborer, r. 69 Tehama
Hairiugton Cornelius, laborer, r. 628 Third
HHrrington Cornelius, with Bird fc Haughy, r. 1 Zoe PI
Harrington Cornelius J., stevedore, r. 1051 Howard
Harrington Daniel, bnteher, r. 299 Clementina
Harrington Daniel, butcher Eugene Avy, r. 907 How-
ard
Harrington Daniel, hostler, r. 2660 Folsom, rear
Harrington Daniel, machinist P. C. bS. Co., r. 1036
Folsom
Harrington Dennis, r. 26 Alabama
Harrington Dennis F., r. 2404 Clay
Harrington Ebenezer H., canvasser, r. 707 Nineteenth
Harrington E.lwjird, laborer, r. 26 Steuart
Harrington Edward, liquor saloou, 1051 Howard
Harrington E'lward C, oeputy Sheriff, r. 1051 Howard
Harrington Elizabeth Mrs., r. .517 Eighth
Han iugton Elmer C, commercial traveler, r. 207
Eddy
Harrington Eugene, bootcntter, r. 8 Louisa
Harrington Eugene W., butcher Emil Peguillan, r.
E s Railroad Av, bet Manitoba and Dominica
Harrington Frank J., carpenter, r. 110 Sixth
Harrington George H., clerk, r. SE cor Twenty.third
and York
Harrington Gregory P., policeman, r. 1709 Leaven-
worth
Harrington Hannah, widow, r. 3 Langton
Harrington Hannah Mrs., r. 412 Shipley
Harrington Hmris, messenger George W. Eelley, r.
707 Niueteentli
Harringion Harry, water tender stnir Queen of the
Patifii-, T.m Frederick
Harrington Henry D., clerk Stange & Jaenlcke, r.
Oakland
Harrington Isaac, special policeman, r. 11 Moss
Hurrini^ton James, clerk Rosseter & Smith r. 712H
'leharaa
Harrington James, watchman, r. 33 Alta
Harrington James J., bookkeeper H. H. Shinn, r. 921
Greeuwiih
Harrin;.'ton Jeremiah 0., teamster, r. 64 Everett
Harrington John, laborer, r. 64'J Minna
Harrington John, laborer Henry Burnstine, r. 638
Commercial
Harrington John, laborer, r. S s Ripley PI, bet Harri-
son and Kolsom, B. H.
Hiirrington John, master schr Rainbow, r. 604 Bryant
Harrington John, mattress maker John Hoey, r.
1015 M Market
Harriuiiton John, shoemaker J. T. Sullivan, r
Third
Harrington John, stone cutter, r. 26 Turk
Harrington John, teamster, r. 39 Freelon
Harrington John, cattle dealer, r. 40 Moss
Harrington John, teamster John Hardiman, r,
Bran nan
Harrington John Mrs., millinery, 1017 Market
Harrington John C, horseshoer, r. lO.iS Howard
Harringtou John D., picture frame maker, r. 11 Mou
Harrington John F., mill hand California Mill, r.
1017 Market
Harrington John F., drayman, r. 506 Fourth
Harrington John F. Rev., pastor St. Francis' Chnrch,
r. 620 Vallejo
Harrington John J., laborer, r. 649 Minna
Harrington John W., master mariner, r. 222 Turk
Harrington Joseph J., machinist Golden State and
.Miners Iron Works, r. 55« Folsnra
Harrington M., fireman stuir T. C. Walker
Harrington Margaret, widow, r. N s Venezuela nr
Platte
211
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W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
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LITHOGRAPHERS
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
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Importers and Dealers in
ENOLISH AND AMERICAN
Encauntli-, Ulaxed nixl Plain.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Harrington Mary, widow, r. 1015 ij Market
HarriDgton Mury Mrs., r. 712 M Tehsma
Harrington May Miss, witli M. J. Flavin & Co., r.
in.53 Howard
Harrington Michael, shoemaker, r. 512 Mission
Harrington M. E. Mrs., widow, r. 46 South Park
Harrington Nellie Mi.ss, saleslady, r. 22.5 Leavenworth
Harrington Nora, domestic 2323 Sacramento
Harrington Patrick, laborer, r. SE cor Twenty-third
and York
Harrington P., millman Pac. Rolling Mill
Harrington Patrick, teamster, r. 528 Third
HarriDgton Patrick, trunkmaker, r. 1022 Hampshire
Harrington Patrick, upholsterer John Hoey, r. 1015^
Market
Harrington Patrick A., waiter, r. 606 Montgomery
Harrington Patrick H., carriage painter Hottua &
Hansen, r. 749 Folsom
Harrington Eansome L., pressman Brunt & Fisher, r.
707 Nineteenth
Harrington Thomas, stage carpenter, r. 607 Pine
Harrington Thomas, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Harrington Timothy, waiter, r. 202 Sixth
Harrington Timothy, laborer, r. 2650 Folsom, rear
Harrington W. D. S., r. 802 Webster
Harrington Whitford P., inspector U. S. Customs, r.
574 FoUom
Harrington Willard B. (Briggs k Harrington) r. 816
Powell
Harrington William, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Harrington William, laborer, r. 517 Eighth
Harrington William, machinist Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 110 Sixth
Harrington William, printer, r. 7123^ Tehama
Harrington William, printer Dempster Bros., r. 1042
Minna
Harrington William C, machinist, r. 702 Harrison
Harrington William J., Assistant License Collector,
r. 550 Folsom
Harrington & Smith, merchants (Seattle) office 218
California
Harris Aaron, r. 37 Washington Av
Harris Abraham, clerk Samuel Harris, r. 1127 Golden
Gate Av
Harris Abraham, shoemaker, 35 Pacific, r. 622 Battery
Harris Abraham, whitener and job work, 100J4 Mont-
gomery Av, r. SW cor Greenwich and Jones
Harris Adolph (Gabriel, Cobn & Co.) r. 13.59 Post
Harris Alexander, boots and shoes, r. 1838 Ellis
Harris Alfred, carpenter, r. 233 O'Farrell
Harris Alfred, engineer, r. 609 Shotwell
Harris Alfred janitor, r. 10'.i9 Sutter
Harris Arthur L., bookkeeper, r. 605 Stevenson
Harris A. S., accountant, r. 1126 Market
Harris Ann, widow, r. 137 Chattanooga
Harris Benjamin (Harris Bros, fc Co.) r. 2126 Post
Harris Benjamin, barber, 935 Market, r. 5.52}^ Natoma
Harris Benjamin E., horsedealer, r. 626 Turk
Harris Benjamin H., janitor, r. 1336 Washington
Harris Benjamin W., engineer City of Stockton, r.
1708 Turk
Harris Bernard, r. 61034 Polk
Harris Bertha Mrs., feather dealer 525 Taylor
Harris Brothers fc Co. (Charles, Marcus and Benja-
min Harris) wholesale grocers. 409-411 Front
Harris Charles (Harris Bros. & Co.) r. I(i05 Post
HarriK Charles, cigar manufacturer, 629 Washington,
r. 9 Oak Grove Av
Harris Charles, bra^s finisher, r. 508 Howard
Harri.s Charles, patrolman Underwriters' Fire Patrol,
r. 51 Second
Harris Charles, seaman, r. 21 Perry
Harris Charles, tailor, 527 Pacific
Harris Charles P. (Charles P. Harris & Co.) r. 403
Fillmore
Han Is Charles P., restaurant, 17 Washington
Harris Charles P. & Co. (Charles P. Harris and
Martin Bacon) stock brokers, 318 Pine, room 5
Harris Charles S., manager E. Manebach h Co., r. 405
Van Ness Av
Harris Charles W., liquor saloon, NW cor Sutter and
Grant Av
Harris Charles W., Benjamin H. Lichtensteln, r. 729 }j
Union
Harris Christopher, steamfltter, r. 54 Minna
Harris Clyde, salesman Dewltt & Harris, r. 653 Fol-
som
Harris Cyrus, r. 91334 Mission
Harris Daniel, butcher, r. 12()9 Laguna
Harris Daniel, capitalist, r. 601 Eddy
Harris Daniel, plasterer, r. 143 Third
Harris Daniel C. bartender, r. 143 Third
Harris David, clerk, r. 204 Valencia
Harris David, seaman, r. 72'* Natoma
Harris David, tailor, r. 329 Tenth
Harris David L., clerk, r. 11 Glasgow
Harris David M.. molder W. T. Garratt k Co., r. 14
Wildey
Harris Dora Mrs., r. 539 Hayes
Harris E. A., commercial traveler, r. 302 O'Farrell
Harris Edmund, r. 1226 Clay
Harris Edward (W. Harris & Co.) r. 1804 Laguna
Harris Edward, janitor, r. 826 Jackson
Harris Edward A., solicitor Cal. Life and Endowment
Assn, r. Oakland
Harris Elias B., physician, office 539 Hayes, r. 902
McAllister
Harris Elizabeth, widow, r. 420 Dolores
Harris Ellen, widow, r. 14 Louisa
Harris Emanuel butcher, 904 Laguna, r. 1209 Laguna
Harris Eugene, clerk, r. 525 Taylor
Harris Eva Mrs., widow, r. 1123 Howard
Harris F., r. 638 Commercial
Harris t'letcber, barber Charles A. Erbe, r. 1122 Lar-
kin
Harris Frank r. 46 Grove
Harris Frederick, cabinetmaker Jacob Werllng, r.
1132 York
Harris Frederick W., machinist, r. 566 Folsom
Harris Frederick W., physician, office 759 Market, r.
510 Valencia
Harris Frederick W., poultry, 32 Grand Central Mar-
ket, r. 346 Dorland
Harris G., teamster Pac. Rolling Mill
Harris George, r. 574 Folsom
Harris George, cook, r. 625 Clay
Harris George, teamster Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 157 Perry
Harris George A., actor, r. 957 Market
Harris George A., cash teller U. S. Sub-Treasury, r.
20 Uctavia
Harris George F., helper U. S. Mint, r. 615 Bush
Harris George L., chief engineer U. S. Mint, r. Oak-
land
Harris George P., carpenter, r. 5153$ Bush
Harris George S. & Sons (Philadelphia) Joseph
Bremer & Co. agents, 310 Sacramento
Harris George W., r. 304 Sutter
Harris George W., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 1520
Guerrero
Harris Gustave, bookkeeper E. Mansbacb & Co., r. 402
Fourth
Harris Harry, clerk Blum Bros., r. 1311 Jackson
Harris Harry G., waiter, r. Ill William
Harris Harry L., proptr The Harris Automatic Gas
Regulator, 1045 Market, r. 326 Larkin
Harris Harvev E., machinist, r. 117 CoUingwood
Harris Henry, barber, r. 404 Sixth
Harris Henry, bookkeeper S. O. Alexander & Co., r.
806 Geary
Harris Henry, clerk Charles S. Fechhelmer, r. 471
Jessie
Harris Henry, clerk P. Berwin & Bro., r. 25 Rubs
Harris Henry, clerk William Simpson, r. 2110 Taylor
Harris Henry, musician, r. 16 Stockton
Harris Henry, tailor, r. 908 Sansome
Imported and Domestic Rugs In immense variety.
^W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVB P1X,A.CE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? MarM SL
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
Finer than the class of Champagnes sent from )ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
France to this country, bat without Brandy. ) B30 WASEINOTOJT STBE2T.
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Harris Henry, tailor, r. '.i>6 Harrison
Harris Henry A., compositor The Argonaut, r. 128}j
Valencia
Harris Henry J., waiter, r. 6 Central PI
Harris Henry L., first lieutenant Ist Artillery, U. S.
A., Presidio
Harris Henry tt., druggist N. S. Thompson, r. 1 Steu-
art
Harris Herbert S., canvasser, r. 222 M Fourth
Harris Herman (Harris & Meyer) r. 822 Turk
Harris Herman, tailor, r. 1932 Fillmore
Harris Hermann H., salesman, r. 622 Battery
Harris Isaac (Platshek & Harris) r. 1508 O'Farrell
Harris Isaac, r. 822 Turk
Harris Isaac, clerk Gustave Baum, r. 530 Bush
Harris Isidor, tailor, C<0 Second, r. C17 Stevenson
Harris J. \ Co. (Gforge H. Wright) trunk mnfrs, NE
cor Kearny and Market
Harris J. A„ attorney at law, 620 Washington, r. Oak-
land
Harris Jacob, r. 92fi Harrison
Harris Jacob, clerk, r. 450 Clementina
Harris Jacob, porter, r, 447 Broadway
Harris Jacob, salesman Henry Witt, r, 234 Sixth
Harris James, coalpasser stmr San Jose
Harris James, laborer, r. 731 Bryant
Harris James C. mechanic Cal. St. RR., r. 1529 Wash-
ington
Harris James H., bricklayer, r. 446 Ji Sixteenth
Harris James W., superintendent Cal, St. RR., r. 2326
California
Harris J. Freeman, bookkeeper Kellett & McMurray,
and stationery, 408 Hayes
Harris J. Henry, porter Jacobs & Easton, r. 1106 Clay
Harris John, liquor saloon, 326 Grant Av, r. 14 Mar-
tin
Harris John A., porter, r. 1106 Clay
Harris John, waiter Palace Hotel
Harris John F., r. 2114 Howard
Harris John F., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service, r.
22 M Lafayette
Harris John D., r. 1402 Bush
Harris John T., salesman Robert W. Burtls, r. 1722
Geary
Harris Joseph Mrs., r. 16 M Ridley
Harris Joseph G.. tailor, 201 Brannan, r. 404 Sixth
Harris Julia A., widow, r. 1106 Clay
Harris Julius, barber Morris * Cohn, r. 402 Larkln
Harris Julias, peddler, r. 449 Ninth
Harris Kirk, clerk Chronicle, r. 957 Market
Harris Lena, widow, r. 471 Jessie
Harris Le-wis B., notary public and commissioner
deeds, 326 Pine, r. 1402 bush
Harris Louis, r. 25 Russ
Harris Louis, clerk, r. 402 Larkin
Harris Louis, tailor, r. 617 Stevenson
Harris Louis J., fruits and vegetables, 2337 Bush
Harris Louis J., carpenter, r. 9 Taylor
Harris Louis L., bookkeeper Jules Levy & Bros., r.
610 M Polk
Harris M. & Co. (Matthew Harris and Henry L.
Cuzens) real estate agents, 652 Market, room 15
Harris Marcus (Harris Bros. & Co.) r. Oakland
Harns Mai'tjaret, widow, r. 67 Zoe
Harris Maria, widow, r. 676 Clementina
Harris Mark E., salesman, r. 37 RusB
Harris Marks, r. 44 South Park
Harris Marks, tailor, r. 119 Trenton
Harris Man. barber, r. 7J9J4 Union
Harris Mary, widow, r. 128!^ Valencia
Harris Mary Miss, r. 133 Larkin
Harris Matthew (Harris & Jones) r. 1611 Mission
Harris Matthew (M. Harris & Co.) r. 441 Natoma
Harris M. C, superintendent Japanese Mission, 531
Jessie, r. Oakland
Harris Meyer, merchant, r. 421 Fifth
Harris Michael, mufr feathers, 025 Taylor
Harris Michael, tailor, r. 158 Ninth
FRATINGER & CO,
anl
105 KF^ARIVY STREET.
GAS STOVES,
GAS nXTUEES, GAS BUENEES.
Gas Heaters lor all pnrnoses lor sale and made to order.
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNT STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Harris Mitchell G., tailor, r. 8 Park Av
Harris Monroe, upholsterer R. C. Hislop, r.471 Jessie
Harris Montefiore. plumber, r. 471 Jessie
Harris Morris, barber, 429 Drumm, r. 210 Montgom-
ery Av
Harris Moses, clerk Jacob Abrahams, r. 404 Sixth'
Harris Nathan, stock clerk 8. W. Rosenstock & Co.,
r. 471 Jessie
Harris Norman C, salesman LeCount Bros., r. 408
Hayes
Harris, Oswald & Noble (William Harris. Joseph Os-
wald and Hippolyte Noble) machinists, 208
Leldesdorflf
Harris Peter, r. 1413 Taylor
Harris Pincus, expressman, r. 1311 Jackson
Harris Rebecca, widow, r. 22 Harriet
Harris Rebecca R. , widow, r. 1024 Hyde
Harris Richard, laborer, r 1338 Washington
Harris Richard, manager J. L. White & Co., r. 1910
Lyon
Harris Richard, porter C. E. Whitney i Co., r. 408J4
O'Farrell
Harris Richard H. (Young & Harris) r. 1127 Sutter
Harris Richard T., laborer Occidental Laundry
Harris Richard W., livery and sale stable, 807 Mont-
gomery, r. North Oakland
Harris Robert F., assistant engineer Cal. St. RB.
r. 1608 Polk
Harris Robert M., shoemaker J. T. Sullivan, r. 764
Mission
Harris Roland, chainmaker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W 8
Mississippi, bet Mariposa and Santa Clara
Harris Rome (Harris & Merigani
Harris Ruthven G., policeman, r. 847 Harrison
Harris S , chainmaker Pac. Rolling Mill
Harris Sadie Mrs., r. 1729 Broadway
Harris Samuel, r. 115 Twelfth
Harris Samuel, barber, r. 826 Greenwich
Harris Samuel, bellman Palace Hotel
Harris Samuel, clerk Julius Morris, r. 402 Fourth
Harris Samuel, clothing, 110 Steuart, r. 1127 Golden
Gate Av
Harris Samuel, r. 44 South Park
Harris Samuel, upholsterer, r. 617 Stevenson
Harris Samuel J., barber. 305 Sixth, r. 404 Sixth
Harris Simon, gentlemen's nurse, r. 942Folsom
Harris Simon, tailor and dyer, 321 Montgomery Av,
r. 729 J$ Union
Harris Simon, r. 315 Ji Jessie
Harris Solomon, cigars and tobacco, books and
stationery, 402 Fourth
Harris Solomon, commercial traveler, r. 2008H Geary
Harris Stephen M., bartender Malcolm Thomson, r.
1318 Webster
Harris Thomas, seaman, r. 7 Commercial
Harris Thomas, shoemaker estate Gilbert Pringle, r.
2114 Howard
Harris Thomas H., conductor California St. RR., r.
1505 34 Pine
Harris Thomas J., salesman C. E. Whitney & Co., r.
1429 Polk
Harris Timothy, brassfinisher Weed & Kingwell, r.
Oakland
Harris W. & Co. (Walter and Edward Harris) clothing,
802-804 Kearny
Harris Walter (W. Harris & Co.) r. Los Angeles
Harris Walter J., crockery, 1006 Valencia, r. 422 Four-
teenth
Harris Wilda Mrs., dressmaker, 433 Larkin
Harris Willard L., clerk, r. 113 Larkin
Harris William (Harris, Oswald & Noble) r. W s
Twenty-fifth, bet Noe and Castro.
Harris William, coalpasser stmr Starbuck
Harris William, cutter Brown Bros. & Co., r. 124Jj
Guerrero
Harris William, porter, r. 118 O'Farrell
Harris William, waiter, r. 141 Natoma
Harris William, waiter, r. 202 Sixth
JOHN HAMMOND
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CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
manafactarer of every description of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CAKS.
48 to SO Beale Street. Nan Francibco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker.
421-427 Market St. Afinricnltaral Imple*
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IMPOETEBS OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FREXCH RANGES.
309, Sll, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STREET
(Rome
Harris William, with Maxon & Ackley, r. Oakland
Harris William F. (Dewitt & Harris) r. 652 Folsum
Harris William F., policeman, r. 43a Larkin
Harris William H., butler, NW cor Taylor and Cali-
fornia
Harris William H., porter, r. 108 Second
Harris William J., seaman, r. 504 Howard
Harris William W., printer, r. 13)40ak
Harris Wyley, bellman, r. 28 Stone
Harris & Jones (Matthew Harris and Hugh B.
Joues) lumber dealers, Bryant, bet Fifth and
Siith
HAERIS & MEEIGAN
Harris and John S. Itleri^^an) proprie-
tors Laarel Palace, NW cor Busli and
Kenrny
Harris & Meyer (Herman Harries and Joseph Meyer)
poultry, 22 Centre Market
C7" Harris. See Harries and Harress
Harrisbertjer Jacob H., machinist, r. 617 3^ Linden At
Harrisburger William, framemaker, r. 317 Bush
Hamson A. Dalton (Catton, Bell & Co.) r. Cosmos
Club
Harrison Alfred G., sash and doormaker Day, Huber
& Craker, r. 557 Howard
Harrison Arthur O., salesman, r. 531 Post
Harrison Benjamin A., mining, r. 804 Geary
Harrison Brothers Si Uowson (Shefflpld, Eng.)
cutlers. Phelps & Miller agents, 120 Sutter, room 1
Harrison Camilla B. Miss, teacher music, r. 1829
Eddy
Harrison Charles (Harrison 4 Coit)r. 310 Montgomery
Av
Harrison D., cigarmaker Hoffman b Davis
Harrison Dalton, clerk, r. 1019 Pine
Harrison David J., r. 1819 Stockton
Harrison Edward, driver Omnibus BB., r. 503 Fourth
Harrison Edward C. (Blake, Williams & Harri-
son) attorney at law, 204 Montgomery, r. 610
Webster
Harrison Edward P., surveyor Dakin Pub. Co.
Harrison E. D. Miss, dentist, 131 Post. r. 1829 Eddy
Harrison Emll B., painter, r. 534 Ivy Av
Harrison Fannie M. Mrs., r. 202 Hyde
Harrison Francis, painter, r. cor Boyce and St. Bose's
Av
Harrison Frederick A., with Comptoir D'Escompte
de Paris, r. Saucellto
Harrison George, cook E. & T. Althoflf, r. 209 Leldes-
dorff
Harrison George F., with Holt Bros., r. Ahlborn
Harrison George F. E., first lieutenant 2nd Artillery,
U. 8. A., r. 806 Franklin
Harrison George H., officer stmr Santa Rosa. r. 60
Tehama
Harrison George W., kalsominer, r. 1310 Vallejo
Harrison George W., surveyor Fire Underwriters'
Inspection Bureau, r. 534 M Jessie
Harrison Henry with Catton, Bell & Co., r. 1019 Pine
Harrison Henry C, bookkeeper, r. 218 Perry
Harrison Henry J., clerk, r. 127 Turk
Harrison Henry J., dentist, 131 Post, r. 1829 Eddy
Harrison J., r. 1065 Market
Harrison Jacob H., carpenter, r. W s Coltimbis PI,
bet Precita Av and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Harrison James, painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan
Harrison James V., clerk, r. 818 Ellis
Harrison James V. Jr., stereotyper Chronicle, r. 818
Ellis
Harrison John, liquor saloon, 138 Montgomery At, r.
Eabt Oakland
Harrison John B., accountant, r. 1829 Eddy
Harrison John F., (Harrison & Dickson) r. 814 Sutter
Harrison John F., inspector Custom House, r. 218
Perry
Harrison John H., r. 11 Powell
Harrison John H., carpenter W. A. Meeker, p. cor
Twenty-eighth and Alabama
Harrison John M., r. 1036 McAllister
Harrison John T., assistant superintendent Indaatrial
School
Harrison John T., clerk, r. 527 Turk
Harrison John T., clerk, r. 609 Bush
Harrison John T. Mrs., matron Industrial School
Harrison John W., comiui-sion merchant, 204 Cali-
fornia, room 10, r. Saucelito
Harrison Joseph J., clerk, r. 5:ll Post
Harrison Joseph N„ bookkeeper, r. 1829 Eddy
Harrison Louis J. (Harri^on i Co.) r. 127 Turk
Harrison Luke, laborer, r. W s Bryant, bet Alameda
and El Dorado
Harrison M., officer stmr City of Peking
Harrison Mary, widow, r. 3 Zoe
Harrison Matthew C. night Inspector Custom Hoose,
r. 1525!< Mission
Harrison Michael, r. 525 Taylor
Harrison Newton F., operator Pac. Postal Tel. Co., r.
2731 Pine
Harrison Ralph C. (Jarboe, Harrison k Ooodfellow)
attorney at law, 230 Montgomery, r. 919 Pine
Harrison Randolph, chief clerk U. S. Engineer's Of-
fice, r. 7.39 Ellis
Harrison Richard F., weigher Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
305 Seventh
Harrison Robert (Harrison & Allen) r. 1714 Clay
Harrison Robert, messenger Custom House, r. Fruit
Vale
Harrison Robert J., manager Harrison & Co., r. 127
Turk
Harrison Robert J. Jr., clerk Harrison & Co., r. 127
Turk
Harrison Samuel, barber, r. 829 Greenwich
Harrison Street Warehouse, John Hooper
proprietor, Hathaway's Wharf
Harrison Theresa M., widow, r. Rock Ranch, nr Old
San Road
Harrison Thomas, bartender John Harrison, r. 103
Ninth
Harrison Thomas, laborer, r. 60 Crocker
Harrison Thomas, wharf builder, r. 5 Zoe PI
Harrison Thomas, varieties, 103 Ninth
Harrison Thomas S., laundryman, r. 36 )< Perry
Harrison Wesley B., conductor Clay St. BR., r. 424
Sansome
Harrison William, r. 140 Minna
Harrison William, cigarmaker Edward Schwerin h
Son., r. 512 Howard
Harrison William, sash and doormaker Day, Huber it
Craker. r. 527 Howard
Harrison William, teamster, r. 24 Turk
Harrison William A., carpenter r. 101 Minna
Harrison William D., collector, r. 1518 Market
Harrison William Greer, manager Thames and
Mersey Marine Insurance Co. (limited) 308 Pine,
r. 2200 Broadway
Harrison William H., compositor Chronicle, r. 818
Ellis
Hamson William H., millhand, r. 435 Pine
Harrison William P., r. 702 Post
Harrison William P., publisher Hotel Gazette, 420
Kearny, r. 711 Jones
Harrison, Wolff i Sherwood (in liquidation) John
Bermingbam receiver, 10«M«rket
Harrison & Allen (Robert Harrison and Darwin
C. Allen) attorneys at law, 325 Montgomery,
rooms 23-24
Harrison & Co. (Louis J. Harrison) importers and
wholesale liquor dealers, 203 California
Harrison & Coit (Charles Harrison and Charles T.
Coit) coffee saloon, 427 Pine
Harrison Si Dickson (John F. Harrison and
George E. Dickson) importers and dealers wooflen
and willowware and manufacturers brooms, 220-
2'22 Front
MANN & BENEDICT,
80OCESSORS TO
C. C. HASTINGS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND
ft.XCK HOVSE B1.0CK.
ORIENT lis. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,551,954
GEO. 0. OORNIN, Manager
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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Harriss David, houseraover, 916 Geary
Hairiss John U., foreman California Stable, r. 1504 54
Poll:
Harrje Henry, candymaker Rothschild & Ehrenpfort,
r. 423 Bush
Harruld Cburles W., laster Buckingham & Hecbt, r.
Ci5 JesBie
Harrold Frank, caBhier Wellman, Peck k Co., r. Fruit
Vale
Harrold Frank E., laborer, r. 335 Bay
Harrold G.orge E., painter, r. 325 Bay
Harrold George W., cashier Wbeatou b Luhrs, r.
Fruit Vale
Harrold James, agent Marysvllle steamers and com-
mission merchant, 525 Front, room 10, r. Fruit
Vale
Harrold James H., salesman Wheaton & Luhrs, r. 1126
Jackson
Harrold John, r. 2500 Leavenworth
Harrold John F., agentE.S. Jaffray& Co., 521 Market,
r. 22) Chestnut
Harrold John W., whltener, r. 629 Nineteenth
Harrold Richard, brewer, r. 225 Chestnut
Harrold Thomas K., brewer, r. 913 Vall.jo
HarruM William, clerk Redington & Co., r. 629 Nine-
teenth
Harrold William P., salesman Wellman, Peck & Co.,
r. 2500 Leavenworth
«?■ Harrold. See Harold and Herold
Harrou Emanuel, r. 605 Broadway
Harron J. A., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. Oakland
Harron John 0., clerk, r. 614 Sutter
Harrou M. E. Mrs., proprietor The Westminster, 614
Sutter
Harron R. E., r. 101 Stevenson
Harron Michael, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
Oakland
Harron William H.. r. 614 Sutter
narrower Heury, carpenter Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 328 Fremont
narrower John, dry aud fancy goods, 1722 H Market
Harsball Gerson, merchant tailor, 2:i0 Third
Harshall Gustav, merchant tailor, 58 Third
Hartifromberg Bernard H. W., clerk, r. 1428 >i Howard
Harsy G., gardener Industrial School
Uavsy George, r. 437 Green
Hart , r. 721 Seventeenth
Hart Abraham, salesman, r. 139 Fourth
Hart A. J. Mrs., widow, nurse Mount St. Joseph's In-
fant Orphan Asylum
Hart A. L., clei;k Peter T. Gannon, r. 439 Golden
Gate Av
Hart Albert, r. 1815 Sacramento
Hart Albert, switchman, r. 1782 Folsom
Hart Annie, dom.stlc 2216 Howard
Hart .\nuie Miss, dressmaker, r. 532M Eddy
Hart Benno, shipping clerk Stockton Milling Co., r.
11 20 -Slitter
Hart Brothers (M. and Julius) tailors and furnishing
giiod.s, 116 Montgomery
Hart Carrie Miss, artist, r. 530 Third
H^jrt Catherine, widow, r. isjj Bluxome
Hart Charles ,'Kullman, Salz & Co., and EuUman,
Warner k Co.) r. 2121 Pine
Hart Chrisiiiie, teacher Riucon Grammar School, r.
1511) California
Hart Constance, brewer, r. 1413 Sacramento
Hart Daniel W., trimmer Buckingham & Hecht, r. 31R
Fair Oaks
Hart David, salesman Greenebaum, Well ji Mlchels,
r. 419 Hyde
Hart David, clerk, r. 1117 Post
Hart Edward, liquor saloon, 305 Davis
Hart Edward A., cigars, 312 Third
Hart Elizabeth, widow, r. 411 Duncan, nr Church
Hart Emanuel, salesman Isaac Raphael & Sou, r. 30
Metcalf PI
Hart E. S. Mrs., varieties, SE cor Sutter and Baker
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-ELECTRIC
RUSSIAN aii TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SANITARY PLUMBING
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES WELL DONE.
Repairing' n Specialty.
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Plumber, 503 Kearny Street.
EsUblished 1860. Telephone 31S.
Hart F., millman Pac. Rolling Mill
Hart Francis, plasterer, r. 72.5 Fell
Hart FruudsJ.. salesman J. L. White «: Co., r. 725 Fell
Hart Frank, cutter B. Blumenthal k Co., r. 706 CaU-
fornia
Hart Frank, stableman J. F. Quinn, p. 624 Third
Hart Frank V., carver Sanborn, Vail k Co., r. 155
Eleventh
Hart Frank W., first officer stmr City Rio de Janerlo, r.
329 Ellis
Hart Frederich H., r. 306 Montgomery
Hart Frederick J., salesman Leak Glove Mnfg Co., r.
807 Valencia
Hart George K., machinist, r. SE cor Sutter and Baker
Hart George L., r. 32 Louisa
Hart George W., clerk Post Office, r. Oakland
Hart Harry J. (Hart & Brandensteln) r. 2716 C«ll-
fornia
Hart Henry, clerk Tax Collector's Office
Hart Henry, clerk, r. 1434 Turk
Hart Henry, packer clothing dept U. S. A., r. 1604
Pacific Av
Hart Heury, sawyer, r. 15 Channel
Hart Henry H., physician, 939 Howard
Hart Hugh R., r. 341 Minna
Hart Hyman, clock and watchmaker, 17 Jj Garden
Hart Isidor, clerk Hass Bros., r. 1120 Sutter
Hart Jackson (Hulme k Hart) r. Oakland
H.irt James A., surgeon stmr Starbuck
Hart James D., inspector Custom House,r. 916 Folsom
Hurt James H., peddler, r. 16 McLea Court
Hart James J., waiter Donovan k O'Donnell, p. 112
Shipley
Hart James TV., manager Shipowners' and Mer-
chants' Tugboat Co., 3112 Callforuia. r. Union Club
Hart Jerome A., associate editor 'The Argonaut,
213 Grant Av
Hart Jesse B., attorney at law, 9-10 Montgomery
Block, r. 918 Lombard
Hart Jessie Miss, stenographer Osborn & Alexander,
r. Oakland
Hart Joel L., clerk, r. 1621 Geary
Hart Johanna, widow, r. 1001 Cipp
Hart Johanna, widow, r. 2314 Mason
Hart John, boatman, r. 114 Dore
Hart John, calker, r. 47 Natoma
Hart John, horsebreaker, r. 636 Commercial
Hart John, porter W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. 793 Mission
Hart Johu J., peddler, r. 16 McLea Court
Hart John M., reporter Examiner, r. 313 Stockton
Hart John P., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt k Co., p.
725 Fell
Hart John T., woolsorter, r. 124 Page
Hart Joseph, salesman, r. Ill Trenton
Hart Jourdau P., searcher of records, r. 918 Lombard
Hart Judah A., insurance broker, 210 Sansome, r.l622
Geary
Hart Julius (Hart Bros.) r. 80.5 Ellis
Hart Kale Mrs., r. NW cor El Dorado and Hampshire
Hart Kate S. Mrs., coffee and lunch room, 509 Mont-
gomery, r. 706 California
Hart Leon, clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 1.50 Fourth
Hart Louis, salesman M. Hart, r. 804 Ellis
Hart Louis H., drover, r. 3ii Broadway
Hart Louisa Mis., confectionery, 240 Third
Hart Lydia Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar School,
r. 1516 California
Hart Lydia Mrs., r. 1217 Devisadero
Hart M., boiler maker Risdon I. and L. Works
HartM., gents furnishing goods, 400-402 KeAiy
and (Hart Bros.) r. 804 Ellis
Hart Martin teamster Flanagan k Magnire
Hart Mary Mrs., r. 12 >4 Ridley
Hart Mary Mrs., r. 270 J4 Tehama
Hart Michael, plumber, and extraman Hook and Lad-
der No. 2, r. 1321 a Stockton
Hart Michael, bricklayer, r. 26 Converse
Hart Michael, r. 40 Natoma
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
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Open Fire - Place Trimming's
a Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Hart Michael, groceries and liquors, 246 Eighth
Hart Morris, painter, r. 221 Pacific
Hart Moses (Moses Hart & Co.) r. 917 Larkin
Hart Mosea & Co. (Moses HartI proprietors Sara-
toga SUbles, 814 Geary
Hart Nettie Miss, stenographer Law, King & Law, r.
1622 Geary
Hart Noah, r. 531 Howard
Hart Patrick, boiler maker, r. 322 Folsom
Hart Pauline Miss, teacher Bincon Grammar School,
r. 1516 California
Hart Peter, marble cutter, r. 208 First
Hart Philip, laborer, r. 2217 Powell
Hart Philip, salesman, r. 612 Fulton
Hart Richard, compositor Examiner, r. 2072 Market
Hart Richard C, cuptain tug Annie Hart, r. 12 Wash-
ington
Hart Samuel, r. 1120 Sutter
Hart Samuel, capitalist, r. 1920 Jackson
Hart Sidney, commercial traveler, r. 1622 Geary
Hart Susie Miss teacher Whittier Primary School, r.
918 Lombard
Hart Thomas, helper S. F. Gas Light Co.
Hart Thomas, teamster Pac. Box Factory
Hart Thomas R., record clerk S. F. Stock and Ex-
change Board, r. 1719 Scott
Hart W., millman Pac. Rolling Mill
Hart WiUiamH. H.. attorney at law. 230 Mont-
gomery, rooms 23-24, r. 1917 Baker
Hart William J., carpenter, r. 313 Geary
Hart William N., reporter Examiner, r. 706 California
Hart William R., tailor, r. 1311 Sacramento
Hart & Brandenstein (Harry J. Hart and Alfred J.
Brandenstein) manufacturers and importers sad-
dlery, harness, robes, etc., 417-419 Market
Harter Bernard, sergeant police, r. 614 Laguns
Harter V. O. r. 612 Bush
K/" Harter. See Hartter
Hartery James, hostler, r. 1827 Scott
Hartford Fire Insurance Co., Belden k Cofran
managers, Oscar Woodhams local agent, 313 Cali-
fornia
Hartford James, stevedore, r. 36 Hawthorne
Hartford John, can maker, r. 21 Stanford
Hartford John W., carpenter, r. 4 Adelaide PI
Hartford Life and Annuity Insurnnce Co., T. Ellsworth
general agent Pacific Coast, 618 Markf-t
Hartford Steam Boiler Insurance and Inspection Co.,
322-324 California
Hartford Thomas J., teamster, r. 1326 Stockton
!»■ Hartford. See Harford
Hartliorn Paul D., stevedore, r. 161 Perry
Hartigan Michael, waiter, r. 529 Sacramento
Hartigan P. Mrs., widow, r. 516 Howard
Hartigan William, driver Jersey Farm Dairy, r. 350
Tehama
Hartin Henry, salesman Paul Lindacher r. 417 Mason
Hartje Anna, domestic 214 Shotwell
Hartje Frederick, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Twenty-second and Chattanooea
Hartie Henry, clerk Frederick Hartje, r. NE cor
Twenty-second and Chattanooga
Hartley David, boilermaker, r. W s Michigan, bet
Napa and Shasta
Hartley Edward J., stairbullder. r. 148 Natoma
Hartley Erasmus, p')ll<'eman, r. 228 Sixteenth
Hartley James, hostler, r. 8W cor Pine and Scott
H»rtley John, liquor saloon, 726 Howard
Hartley John P.. ph.vsician and surgeon. 1.50 Fourth
Hartley J. W. F., physician (homceopathic) 634
t Sutter
Hartley Thomas, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Hartley W., engineer's storekeeper stmr Santa Bosa,
r. 1913 Broadway
Hartley William, cardriver, r. W a Kentucky, bet
Sierra and Nevada
Hartman Angus M., clerk freight depot S. P. Co.. r.
1010 Twenty-first
Hartman August, driver Daly k Kinne, r. 1010 Vs-
lencla
Hartman Charles, waiter Schroth k Westerfeld
Hartman Christian J., carpenter and builder. 827
Sutter, r. 1207 Turk
Hartman E., assistant superintendent Pullman Palace
Car Co.. 613 Market
Hartman Emll. r. 202 Stevenson
Hartman George, r. 715 Hayes
Hartman George W., painter, r. 401 Broadway
Hartman Henry, helper Sims k Morris, r. 34 Tehama
Hartman Jacob, molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 230
Oak
Hartman Jacob, shoemaker Charles Dietle, r. 163
Jessie
Hartman John W., r 863 M Market
Hartman Louis, molder, r. 1415 Powell
Hartman Louis Jr., bartender Gruen k Heydenaber,
r. 1415 Powell
Hartman Marcus, liquor saloon, 623 Davis, r. 6 Hope-
ton Terrace
Hartman Michael, liquor saloon, 368 Third, p. 2124
Post
Hartman Morris (8. Hartman & Bro.) r. 1019 Sutter
Hartman Philip, liquor saloon, 11 Spear, r. 256 Fourth
Hartman S.. cigannaker Hoffman k Davis, r. 643
Birch Av
Hartman S. k Bro. (Solomon and Morris) fancy goods,
36 Kearny
Hartman Solomon (S. Hartman k Bro.) r. 501 Geary
Hartman Theresa, widow, r. 134 Clara
Hartman Thomas, compositor Examiner, p. 526 Pine
Hartman William, laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r.
Beach, nr Baker
Hartmann Adolph, liquor saloon, 543 Jackson, r. 607
Chestnut
Hartmann Andrew, waiter, r. 1046 Folsom
Hartmann C. Mrs., widow, r. 2010 Folsom
Hartmann Charles, merchant tailor, r. 4'i2)i Grove
Hartmann Charles, with Hammam Baths, r. 128)4
Fourth
Hartmann Christopher, bartender Otto W. Lilkendey,
SW cor Francisco and Powell
Hartmann Edward, painter, r. 22 Julian Av
Hartmann Edward, waiter, r. 1046 Folsom
Hartmann Emlle, jeweler, r. 219 Mason
Hartmann Emlle C, laborer, r. 2025 Mason
Hartmann Ei nst, teacher music, r. 1031 Valencia
Hartmann Ernst W., watchmaker Geo. C. Shreve k
Co., r.GHH Natoma
Hartmann Eugene, sign painter, r. 22 Julian Av
Hartmann F. G. Mrs., r. 2104 5^ Folsom
Hartmann Frank, polisher Sanborn, Vail k Co.. r. 22
Rauscb
Hartmann Frederick E., bookkeeper C. Carpy k Co.,
r. 2609 Clay
Hartmann George, clerk John F. Dettmering, r. 1319
Sacramento
Hartmann Gustave. waiter Schroth k Westerfeld,
Hartmann Gustave, salesman Newman k Levinson, r.
2124 Post
Hartmann Henry, boatbuilder. r. 2025 Mason
Hartmann Henry, gi oceries and liquors, NE cor
Hayes and Gough, r. 4023^ Grove
Hartmann Henrv Jr., plumber John Wieland Brewing
Co., r. 402)4 Grove
Hartmann Hugh F., candymaker W. Gruenhagen, r.
142 Seventh
Hartmann Ida Miss, r. SW cor Gough and Fulton
Hartmann Israel, junk dealer, r. 36 Grove
Harituann Jacob, butcher, 6 Grand Central Market, r.
SW cor Gough and Fulton
Hartmann J. Benry, bookkeeper, r. 2010 Folsom
Hartmann John (Hartmann & Hustedtir. 1200Stockton
Hartmann John F. liquor saloon, 154 Second, r. 321
Twenty-eighth
Hartmann Jules jeweler Rothschild k Hadenfeldt.
r. 4 Quiucy PI
¥. & J. SLOAM & CO.
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? MarM St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY!
Th* Hlgrhest Orade Champaffna,
Equal to th« Beat.
7 ARPAD HARASZTHY A CO.,
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Hartmann Julius P., painter, r. '2025 Mason
Hartmann Louis, laborer, r. 2025 Masou
Hartmann Margaret, widow, r. 20-25 Mason
Hartmann Minnie, crockery, 36 Grove
Hartraann Moses, butcher Jacob Hartmann, r. 8W cor
Gongh and Fulton
Hartmann M. V. Mrs., widow, r. 1225 Eddy
Hartmann Nicholas, r. 2iilO Folsom
Hartmann Rudolf, paper carrier, r. 609 Linden Av
Hartmann Samuel, butcher, 703 McAllister, r. 611
Gongh
Hartmann William, blacksmith Sims b Morris, r. 31
Tehama
Hartmann & Hustedt (John Hartmann and Henry
Hustedt) liquor saloon, N£ cor Pacific and Stock-
ton
Hartmanshenn John T., tailor, r. 3\Hii Capp
Hartmeyer Lotta A. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 621 Bush
Hartueady Thomas, molder, r. 1415 Stockton
Haitnett Daniel, carpenter, r. 16?i Preston PI
Hartnett Daniel, r. 2023 Geary
Hartnett Edward, lithographer, r. 424 Broadway
Hartnett James, printer, r. 227 Austin
Hartnett Jeremiah, clerk, r. 7 Bridge PI
Hartnett John, watchman, r. 610 Lombard
Hartnett John J., waiter, r. 424 Broadway
Hartnett John J., compositor, r. 7 Bridge PI
Hartnett Lawrence, butcher, 1302 Pacific
Hartnett Margaret, widow, r. 7 Bridge PI
Hartnett Micliael, wood and coal, 343 Jessie
Hartnett Peter, printer, r. 44 Minna
Hartnett William, laborer, r. Monlton, nr Fillmors
Hartnett William, coachman, r. 227 Austin
Hartnett William, machinist O'Connell & Lewis, r.
725 Brannan
Hartog: Ed-*vard, attorney at law, 641 Merchant
and 636 Clay, room 11. r. 1522 California
Harton Charles B., clerk A. Schilling & Co., r. 1038
Mission
Hartriik E., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
2108 O'Farrell
Hartshorn Eldridge O., r. 809 Valencia
Hartshorn Ida Miss, dressmaker, r. 809 Valencia
Hartshorn Samuel, r. 1705 Gough
Hartsmau Minna Mrs., r. 5Ji Harriet
Hartsmau Samuel, peddler, r. 6>i Harriet
Hartaon Burnell C. (Thurston & Hartson) r. M05
Washington
Hartt Henry P., engineer, r. 4 Otis PI
Hartt Murtin, teamster, r. 1009 X York
Hartte Henry P., manager H. Huddleston & Co., 333
Hayes
Hartte William P.. r. 333 Hayes
Hartter Louis (Louis Hartter & Co.) r. 1707 Howard
Hartter Louis Jr., clerk Louis Hai tter, r. 1707 Howard
Hartter Louis & Co. (Louis Hartter and Michael
Hayes) groceries and provisions, 48-50 Second
Hartung Gustave, seaman, r. Ill Fulton
Hartung Otto. r. 63 Shipley
Hartwell George, Uborer, r. 805 Geary
Hartwell James B. Rev,, pastor Baptist Chinese Mis-
sion, 740 Washington, r. 1018 Mason
Hartwell Jeremiah T., laborer, r. St. Thomas, bet
Alleghany and St. Lawrence
Hartwell JeHsie B., superintendent Baptist Mission
(Chinese) r. 1018 Mason
Hartwell Thomas D., clerk, r. 609 Chestnut
Hartwell William H., secretary The History Co., 723
Market, r. 100 Montgomery
Hartwick Frederick, salesman Lake k Co., r. 436
Green
Hartwick Robert, foreman R. W. Jackson, r. 440
Gnen
Hartwigsen Mathiaa, sailmaker, r. 220 Francisco,
rear
Harty Margaret Mrs., groceries and iiquors, 523 Mis-
sion
FRATINGER & CO.
THE LEADING
CLOM AND SUIT HOUSE.
105 KEARIVY STREET.
WATER CLOSETS
OF EYERY BESCRIPTION_CAREFULLY REPAIRED.
PLUMBER. 505 KEARNY STREET.
EstabUshed ISCO. Telephone 316.
Harty Mark, painter, r. 1335X Natoma
Haity Peter A., eleotrotyper Filmer k Stiller Electro
Co., r. 418 Minna
Harty Thomas, longshoreman, r. 2816 Pine
Hartz Carl H., laborer, r. E s Channel, bet Foarte«nth
and Fifteenth
Hartz Frederick W., ironworker Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
E 8 Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta, roar
Hartz Louis, r. Channel, bet Fourteenth and Fif-
teenth
Hartz William F., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E B
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta, rear
Hartzell Mary Mrs., r. 2830 California
Hartzell William G., fresco painter, r. 1825)4 Union
Harvey , tailor, r. 413 X Green
Harvey A., conductor Market St. RR., r. 535 Lott
Harvey Ann Miss, groceries, 117 Ellis
Harvey Anna T. widow, r. 2fi Pleasant
Harvey Benjamin F., engineer tug Water Nymph, r.
143 Thirteenth
Harvey Benjamin P., machinist, r. 143 Thirteenth
Harvey Catherine, widow, janitreps, r. 821 Shotwell
Harvey Charles, molder Union Iron Works, r. 9 Ver-
ona
Harvey Chas. C, mining secretary, 309 California,
r. 2303 Devisadero
Harvey Charles D., mnfr hot water and steam heat-
ing apparatus, office 30 New Montgomery, r. Oak-
land
Harvey Daniel, r. lOGJi Third
Harvey E. C, pantryman stmr Santa Rosa
Harvey Edwin, spinner, r. S 8 Beach, nr Larkin
Harvey Ernest, brassworker The J. Roylance BraM
Mnfy, r. 1004 Howard
Harvey Eugene, engineer, r. 9fi9 Mission
Harvey George, laborer, r. 119 Gilbert
Harvey George D., coffee saloon, 8E cor Hardie PI
and Kearny, r. 2406 Bush
Harvey George H., captain fug Rescue, r. 1000 Mont-
gomery
Harvey George J., clerk Langley & Michaels, r. 41
Garden Av
Harvey George J., teamster John Hardiman, r. 119
Gilbert
Harvey George W., plumber, r. E s Railroad Av, bet
Manitoba and Dominica
Harvey Horatio E., r. 705 Shotwell
Harvey House, Mrs. John S. Stansils proprietor, 807
California
Harvey James, bollermaker Risdon I. and L. Worka
Harvey James, clerk local freight office S. P. Co., r.
604 Second
Harvey James A., molder. r. 821 Shotwell
Harvey James C, r. 1005 Clay
Harvey James J., boilermaver, r. 43 Tehama
Harvey J. E. Mrs., dressmaking, 33 H Sixth
Harvey Joel H., Vallejo and S. F. Express, offlce
10 Bush, r. Vallejo
Harvey John, carpenter, r. 117 Ellis
Harvey John C, bartender, r. 2406 Bush
Harvey John D., assistant foreman Examiner, r. 619
Powell
Harvey John W., engineer, r. 1614 Jones
Harvey John W., seaman, r. 307 First
Harvey Joseph, r. 604 S.cond
Harvey Joseph, clei-k, r. 531 Geary
Harvey Joseph, clerk New Wisconsin Hotel, r. 1313
Mason
Harvey Joseph, master mariner, r. 120 Seventh
Harvey Kate Miss, dressmaking, 109)4 Fifth
Harvev K. Mrs., jauitress Shotwell St. Primary School,
r. 821 Shotwell
Harvey Leonard S., bartender George E. Northrup, r.
33)4 Sixth
Harvev Le Roy G., city agent Insurance Company of
North America, 313 California, r. Oakland
Harvey Lewis P, master water boat Water Nymph,
r. 212 Chattanooga
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Ufannfactnrer of rvery deM-rlptlon of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
48 to 50 Beale Street. San Franelaco.
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Harvey h. N., conductor California St. RK., r. 1409
Larkin
HarTey Louise Miss, r. 212 Powell
Harvey Lucas, copyist U. 8. Geological Surrey, r.21Q
Powell
Harvey Maggie, widow, r. 16 Allen
Harvey Margaret, widow, r. 119 Gilbert
Harvey Margaret J., widow, r. 804 Taylor
Harvey Mary, adjuster U. 8. Mint, r. "Jli Powell
Harvey M. J., r. 1044 McAllister
Harvey Norval P., clerk Examiner, r. 619 Powell
Harvey O., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Harvey Peter, Pac. Coast agent Baltimore and Ohio
RB.. 618 Market, r. 1012 Twenty-flrst
Harvey Solomon, expre.«pm«n, NW cor Bush and
Montgomery, r. 1617 Polk
Harvey Thomas, teamster Pacific Trucking Co., r. 1014
MontRomery
Harvey Thomas H., engineer, r. 260 Minn*
Harvey Warren, engineer, r. 1614 Jones
Harvey William, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 114
Oak
Harvty William H., teamster, r. 1723 Leavenworth
Harvey William L., miller, r. 401 >i Oak
f^" Harvey. See Hervey
Harville Benjamin F., salesman, r. 616 Post
Harville Edward, with B. Miller, r. 2 DelU PI
Harville Jennie, widow, r. 515 Post
Harville John S. salesman Truman. Isham & Hooker,
r. 515 Post
Harvit Jospph, machinist, r. 724 Larkin
Harwood Esther Miss, r. 706 M Bush
Harwood Robert, clerk, r. 100% Bush
Harworth Thomas, patternmaker S. F. Tool Co.
Hasbacli Henry, attorney at law, notary public
and court interpreter, office 606 Merchant, r. 2019
Broadway - '~ IK* B»^
Hasbrouck Augustus, mechanic, r. 595 Ellis
Has Bronck Joseph, secretary Bancroft- Whitney
Co., 609-613 Clay, r. Tamalpais, Marin Co.
Hasch Ernest J., expressman, NE cor Bush and Bat-
tery, r. 222 Twelfth
Haseltine Charl^R E. (Charles E. Haseltine & Co.) r.
I 480 San Jos^ Ay
I Haseltine Cliarles E. & Co. (Charles E. Hasel-
! tine) stevedores, 30 Steuart
Haseltine Robert E.. musician, r. 305 Sixth
10' Haseltiue. See Hazelton
Hasenberg Myer, r. 324 Austin
Hashagen Christopher, teamster, r. 216 Sancber
Hashagen Herman, pioptr Herman House. 2013 Fol-
Bom
Hashagen Martin, liquor saloon, 506 Sixth, and junk.
508-510 Sixth, r.SOfi Sixth
l^T' Hashagen. See Hasshaeen
Haskel Georgp, barber Charles Finney, r. 608 Bush
Haskell Alfred W., policeuian, r. 704 }$ Mission
Haskell Burnette G., printer, r. 1236 Twenty-first
Haskell Charles, cardriver, r. 30 !4 Everett
Haskell Charles F., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons, r.
Oakland
Haskell Charles !•., manufarturer harness and
saddlery, 10 Bush, r. 114 Eighth
Haskell Daniel H., nraster tug Relief, r. 327 Fremont
Haskell Dudley H., attorney at law and town
site agent Suntbern Pacific Co., NE cor Fourth
and Townsend, room 35, r. SE cor Webster and
California
Haskell Edward W. (Gnptill i Co.) r. 1236 Twenty-
first
Haskell Eugene C, hardware, S36 Sutter, r. 404 Post
Haskell Frank A. painter, r. 728 Howard
Haskell Frank E.. with Am. Dist. Tel., r. 1828 Jessie
Haskell George S., groceries. 2429 Mission, r. San
Rafa.^
Haskell George W., stevedore, r. 35 DeBoom
Haskell Gertie Miss, cloakmaker, r. 1828 Jessie
Haskell Gilbert W., carpenter, r. 724 Guerrero
Haskell J. M., engineer, r. 608 Ellis
Haskell John L., capitalist, r. IHIO Union
Haskell L. F., secretary Sterling Furniture Co.,
18-20 Sutler, r. San Ralael
Haskell Reuben R. (Haskell & Muegge) r. 1618 Jack-
son
Haski 11 Thomas C, clerk, r. 404 Post
Haskell Walter W, , general agent Traveler's In-
surance Co., 242 Montgomery, r. Para Street,
Alameda
Haskell William, commercial traveler, r. 318 Kearny
Hsbkell Willis G. (Dahle & Haskell) r. Morton, nr
Mission Road
Haskell W. W., r. 713)4 Vallejo
Haskell & Muegge (R.uben R. Haskell and John H.
Muegge) jewelry, 206 Kearny
Haskett John, clgarmaker, r. 761 Howard
Hasl^ett Mark, japanner John Lte & Co., r. 1229
Florida
Hasklii Joseph, blacksmith Henry Thompson, r. 281&
Mission
Haskin Mary Mrs., r. 150X Silver
Haskin Pati ick, laborer, r. 515 Howard
Haskin William L., captain Light Battery E, lit
Artillery U. 8. A., Presidio
Haskins Daniel M., gardener, r. 18 Jansen
HaskiUb Isaac S., carpenter H. G. Pratt, r. 11 Morri*
Av
Haskins James, capitalist, r. 2202 Leavenworth
Haskins Lydia. widow, r. 11 Morris Av
Haskins Philip J., compositor Journal of Commerce,
r. 1329 Pacific
Haskins Samuel, teacher, r. 109 Van Ness Av
Haskins Thomas H., clerk Leege & Mills, r. 18 Jansen
Haskins Thomas J. (Mitchell, Haskins & Co.) r. Peta-
luma
Haslam Albert E., cigarmaker. r. 1068 Howard
Haslam Henry, salesman, r. 2221 Larkin
Haslehurst Alvinza O., dentist, 1202 Sutter
Haslehurst William W.. foreman machinist 8. F. Toot
Co.
Hasler Joseph, laborer, r. Mission Road nr Six-Mile
Haslet t Charles, wooldryer Whitney & Webster, r.62a
Braunan
Haslett Emil carpenter, r. New Prescott House
Haslett Herbert, boilermaker, r. 407 Fnlsom
Haslett James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. NW cor
Shasta and Louisiana
Haslett .James, public weigher Washington St. Wharf,
r. 13 Manposa
Haslett John T., carpenter, r. 606 Fourth
Haslett Oliver C, foreman Cal. Warehouse, r. Als-
meda
Haslett Percy E., bookkeeper Haslett & Bailey, r.
Alameda
Haslett Samuel (Haslett & Bailey) r. Alameda
Haslett Samuel M. (Bode & Haslett) r. Alameda
HHSlett Thomas, driver Ceijti al RR., r. 528 Sixth
Haslett & Bailey (Samuel Haslett and Charles H.
Bailey) prcprietors Beale Street, Californln, Cun-
ningham's, South Point. Hathaway's U. S. Bonded
and Free, Humboldt Wharf and Pacific Free
W^arehousps, office 331 Spear
l»- Haslett. See Hazlett
Haslow George, butcher Jonas k Co., r. 656)4 Minnit
Haslup William, laborer Mission Soap and Candle
Works, r. 2122 Folsom
Hass Charles bookkeeper, r. 281 Minn*
Bass Henry, clerk Charles Hastedt, r. "JOO Stockton
Hass John W., teamster R. S. Drummond, r. 11 De-
catur
07" Hass. See Haas and Hasse
Hassard Andrew, hostler Potrero and B. V. RR.
Hassard Henry H., reporter R. G..Dun & Co., r. East
Oakland
Hasse Carl, cabinetmaker S. F. Furniture Factory, r.
20M Clinton
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Assets, $1,810,273 | WL. SEIT017, Asst Uouger.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
HAS
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Hanselhach George, engineer J. Wagner & Co., r. 145
MhIii
H«BS.lbrock WiUiam, reBtaurant, 1344)4 Market
Ha»Kelb»8ch John E.. liquor bbIoou, 914 Market, r.
liVi.i Sutter
Hassel^reen George, waiter, r. 906 Stockton
Hassell J. J., cashier George W. Meade i Co., r. 2751
Bush
Hassell Robert J., waiter, r. fil3 Howard
HHBSPhvander John, fi>r<-raHn laborers John Wieland
BrewliiR Co., r. 14 Hawthorne
BasseD Isaac, watchmaker Albert Ritter, r. 85Cii
Harrison
Hassen Kat^ E. Miss, teacher Shotwell St. Primary
School, r. fi08 Shotwell
Hawen Koppel, nierchatidisp, r. 856^ Harrison
Hassen Rose, widow, r. fiOS Shotwell
Hansen William S., harnessinaker L. D. Stone & Co.,
r. 608 Shotwell
Hassenmiller loseph. foreman Jason Springer & Co.,
r. 22() Cumberland
Hassenpflug Frederick, drug clerk J. K. Dunbar, r.
841 Ki'arny
Hassett Dennis, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Hatisett Kate, domestic Palace Hotel
Hassett Martin C, attorney at law, 310-312 Phelan
Bldg, r. 440 Twentieth
Hassett Mary A. Miss, t -acher, r. 440 Twentieth
Hassett Stephen, maltstr, r. 739 Brannan
Hassett W., h< Iper Cal. Horse Shoe Co.
HHSshagen John O., real estate, r. 102G EUU
IBT Rasxhagen. See Hashagen
Hassln«er John A. Mrs., r. 2428 Market
Hassler Mary Mrs., r. W s Castro, bet Eighteenth and
Nineteenth, rear
Hasslinger John, barber, r. 14 Columbia Square
Hassmer Valentine, groceries and liquors, 933 Wash-
ington
Hassou Andrew, r. 11 Hubbard, rear
Hasson Hnurv P., drayman, r. 11 Hubbard, rear
Hasson William, r. 11 Hubbard, rear
Hasst'dt William H., spitman, r. 9!^ Welsh, rear
Hast Edward S., with Bank of California, r.East Oak-
land
Hastedt Charles, groceries and liquors, 900 Stockton
Haste^lt Fenlin ind C. W., groceries and liquors, SE
cor Stockton and Morton, r. 309 Geary
Hastf-rlick Simon, cigars and tobacco, 116 Sixth, r.
22 Birch Av
Hastle H., r. 126 Sixth
Hastings Anne C, widow, r. 2024 Howard
Hastings Benjamin, druggist, cor Geary and Fill-
more, r. liii)3 Fillmore
Hastinjfs C. F. D., with S. Clinton Hastings,
118-lJO Phelan Bids;, r. 2400 Filliuor"
Hastingrs Collegre of tlie Law. 808 Montgomery
Hastings Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Co.
(Pinnl Co , A. T.) Charles H. Mann secretary, SW
cor Sutter and Montsjomery
Hastings E. E. Mrs., r. 512 Jones
Hastings Eugene O. F., attorney at law, 612 Commer-
cial, r. 150B Pine
Hastings F. W., r. Grand Hotel
Hastings George A . carpenter, 41 Eddy, r. 2154 Mary
Hat:tini.'s Henry, r. 21 In California
Hastings Henry F., bookbinder, r. SE cor Nineteenth
and Hartford
Hastings James S., wsiter, r. Sr.Q Mission
Hastings James D., restaurant stmr Oakland
Hastinns John, physician, r. Bella Vis a Hotel
Hastings John H., upholster' r, r. 607 Pine
Hastings Lyman F., law student T. M. Osment, r.
43.-) Fourth
Hastings Mary H. Mrs., furnished rooms, 19 Ellis
HasitingB Mary Mrs., r. .'>37 O'Farrell
Hastings Robert, dentist, 104 Hayes, r. Alameda
Huatingrs Robert P., attorney at law, 118-120
Phelau Bldg, r. 2U24 Jackson
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Also Medicated a^d Electric Eatls Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 413
BATH TUBS, BOILERS,
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Plumbers' Sanitary Goods of all Kinds,
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Established 1860.
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606 KEARNT STREET.
Telephone 315.
Hastiiig^s S. Clinton, capitalist, 11&-120 Phelan
Bldg, r. Lakeporr, Cal
HastlnsTs The, Mann & Benedict proprietora, 8W
cor Sutter and Montgomery
Hastings Thomas, rigger, r. 6 Burgoyne PI
Hastings Warren I., law student B. B. Wallace, r. 404
Turk
Hastings William, carpetbeater, r. 21 5< Mary
Hastings William, teamster, r. 229 J« Perry
Hastings William F., speculator, r. 19 Ellis
Hasty C. Herbert, compositor Commercial Publishing
Co.. r. 11 Washington Av
Hasty Charles E.. traveling salesman Woodln & Little
Hasty Walter F.. cabinetmaker Charles M. Plum t
Co., r. 342 Fremont
Haswell Charles C, messenger Wella, Fargo & Co., r.
1011 Mason
Haswell John C, compositor Bulletin, r. S26 Green-
wich
Haswell Mary Miss, principal Halght Primary School,
r. 526 Greenwich
Haswell Nellie C. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar
School, r. 526 Greenwich
Hatch A. D., flour broker, 34 California, r. Oakland
Hatch Algernon A., machinist, r. 1.503 Leavenworth
Hatch Andrew J. (Bancroft Bros, k Co.) r. 2409 Pa-
cihc Av
Hatch Caroline, widow, r. Beach, bet Lyon and Baker
Hatch Charle-i E., attorney at law, 607 Montgomery,
r. Oakland
Hatch Charles H., sailmaker Harding Brann & Prior
r. 5-'0 Bush
Hatch Charles K., usher Bush St. Theater, r. 719 Post
Hatch Edward, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Hat h Edward, teamster, r. 008 Sacramento
Hatch Frank E., teamster, r. Adam, nr Army
Hatch Frederick A. (T. H. Hatch .t Co.) r. Oakland
Hatch George D., barker, r. 1215 Clay
Hatch Grafion, carpenter, r. loOs Montgomery
Hatch Henry, physician, r. 614 Kearny
Hatch Henry H., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 127
Kearny
Hatch James (Hatch & Weston) r. 964 Howard
Hatch Jantes H., dentist, office and r. 213 Geary
HatchJihn, captaiu State Dredger No. 1, r. 339
Twenty-seventh
Hatch John, compositor Chronicle, r. 1022JS Folsom
Hatch lohn D., mechanic, r. 1830 Eddy
Hatch John Q., watchmaker, 30 Kearny, r. 1207 Oc-
tavia
Hatch Junius L., journalist Chronicle, r. 618 Noe
Hatch Lucien B.. insurance ngeut, r. 522 Van NessAv
Hatch Mary P. Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1001 Pine
Hatch Mary, widow, r. 818 Fifteenth
Hatch Richard, conductor Presidio RR., r. 1090 Union
Hatch Richarrl, stevedore, r. 7(11 Lombard
Hatch T. H. & Co. (Theodore H. and Frederick
A. Hatch) grain and produce commission mer-
chants, H4 California
Hatch Theodore H. (T. H Hatch & Co.) r. Oakland
Hatch Theodore H. Jr., bookkeeper T. H. Hatch k
Co., r. Oakland
Hatch Thomas, carpenter Cal. Mill, r. 1022^ Folsom
Hatch Wallace, fireman stmr Crescent City, r. 236
Minna
Hatch William M., clerk Duffey k O'Brien, r. 365
Jessie
Hatch William W. R.. teamster, r. 2308 Harrison
HATCH & WESTON ,aa™e.
Hatch and Charles W. WestoJi) general
jobbers mill ^vork, cabinet, car and
agricultural %vork, scroll and band
sawing and shaping, 209-^11 Mission
1^- Hat.h. See Hach
Hifcher Richard, porter, r. 649 Mission
HHtcliett Dennis, guard House of Correction
Hatfield Joseph, shoemaker Kastfc Co., r. 910 Filbert
W. B. BANCROFT & CO,
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Pipe FlttinB*. all Sizes.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Hatfield Katie M.. sttnographer, r. 910 Filbert
Hatfield Laura Mrs., r. 18 Essex
Hattitld Samuel, carpenter and builder. 417 Powell,
r. Alameda
Hatfield William H., r. 1W8 Hyde
: Hatbaway Andrew H., drayman Huntington, Hopkins
& Co., r. W 8 Columbia PI, bet Twenty-eighib and
I Twenty-ninth, B.H.
Hatbaway Braddock R., patent medicines, 312 Fourth
r. 448 Sixth
Hathaway Caroline J., widow, r 728Shotwell
Hathaway Charles, capitalist, r. 412 Taylor
Hathaway Charles B., teambter. r. 736 Sixteenth
Hathaway Charles C, teamster, r. 736 Sixteenth
Hathaway Edmond V., r. 38 South Park
Hatbaway George B., teamster, r. 518 Bryant
Hatbaway George R., millwright, r. 234 Folsom
Hathaway Harry, clerk, r. 38 Soutfi Park
Hathaway Harry R., clerk freight auditor's office S.
; P. Co.. r. San Mateo
j Hathaway Job T., porter Freeman Bros, b Co., r. cor
Twenty-ninth and Columbia PI
I Hathaway Minuie Miss, r. 315 Seventh
Hatbaway Nathan, carpenter and builder, 1612 Mis-
sion, r. 2217 Howard
I Hathaway Walter J., clerk, r. 1227 Pine
I Hathaway William H., clerk general freight oflSce S.
; P. Co., r. Berkeley
Hathaway ■W'illiam R., receiver Spring Valley W. W.,
r. 528 Golden Gate Av
Hathaway'a U. S. Bonded and Free Ware-
hoasea, Haslett & Bailey proprietors. Spear bet
Harrison and Bryant
Hathaway's Wharf, foot Spear
Hatherly William, engineer Cal. Machine Works, r.
520 Folsom
Hatherton Edward A., architect, St. Ann's Bldg., r.
504 Powell
Hatheway Charles D., r. 1825 Bush
Hatborne Henry W., secretary N. B. and M. RR., r.
435 Geary
Hathwell Jackson A., compositor, r. 513d Hayes
Hutje William A., bookkeeper Lang i Co., r. 407
Stevenson
Batman George O., dairyman, r. 1620 Union
Hatmau George W., dairyman, 1620 Union
Hattaboiigh Margaret, widow, r. cor Chenery and
Miguel, Fairmount Tract
Hattabough William F., clerk, r. cor Chenery and
Miguel, Fairmount Tract
Hatteroth William (Harteroth & Russ) r. 610 Haves
HATTEROTH & RUSS
I William Hatteroth and Frederick D.
Russ) siirg^lcal, dental and electrical
instruments, Zil Kearny
Hatton AuLie B. Mrs., r. 227 Post
Halton Edward, janitor, r. 221 !« O'Farrell
Hatton Francis, laborer, r. 120 >§ Hayes
Hatton Francis J., groceries and liquors, W s Ken-
tucky, bet Sierra and Nevada, r. E s Tennessee,
bet Sierra and Napa
Hatton Frank, lineman Pac. Bell Tel. Co., r. 1023^
Hayes
Hatton John, bartender Bode & Souc, r. 1108 Mason
Hatton Robert, roller Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s Ten-
nessee, bet Sierra and Napa
Hanb Cbarlts C , confectioner, r. 417 Bush
Hanb John, liquor saloon, 513-517 Montgomery At
Haub Louis, baker, r. 24 Turk
Haub Maggie, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 7 Warren Av
Haub Philip, batcher, 502 Montgomery Av, and 1503
Stockton, r. 2013 Taylor
Haub Wilhelmina Mrs., r. 7 Warren Av
Hanbensak Martin, laborer, r. 2 Decatur
Haubert Jacob C. Mrs., widow, r. 428 Third
Haubold John M., agent, r. 21 Hoff Av
Haabrich Benjamin, wholesale and retail liquor
dealer. 1905 Mission
Haubrich Frederick W., machinist, r. J905 Mission
Haubrich Leonard Jr., clerk, r. 1905 Mission
Haubrich Matthew L., clerk London, Paris and Amer-
icau Bank, r. 1425 !< Mission
Haubrich Peter, driver O. Fauss & Co. r. 2301 Mission
Hauck Andrew P., stock cutter Buckingham & Hecbt
r. 1553 M Market
Hauck Barbara, widow, r. 1067 Howard
H lUck Barbara, widow, r. 1107 !< Howard
Hauck Carrie Miss, dressmaker, r. 110734 Howard
Hauck Peter, upholsterer, r. 109 Nineteenth
Hauck Stephen, bartender George Sullivan, r. E •
Pctrero Av, bet Alameda and El Dorado
Hauck Stephen, surgical iustrumentmaker Hatteroth
i Russ, r. 10i;7 Howard
Hauer Fritz, clerk Lebenbaum Bros., r. 1601 Polk
Hauer William F., carpenter, r. 1308 Vallejo
Hauerken Henry, r. 1 Sberidan
Haufe Charles W.. foreman Oakland Dairy, r. 212
Franklin
Hauffe Frederick, liquor saloon, 727 Davis
Hang Jnlins, hardware and cutlery, 115 Second,
r. 74 Natoma
Hauge Jaques, r. 840 Mission
Hauge Lars, conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1321 Larkln
Hauge Louis, laborer, r. 413 Ti-hama
Haugh Martin, laborer S. P. Co.. r. 624 Fourth
Haughton Edward H , clerk, r. .36 Hoflf Av
Haughton James, laborer freight depot 8. P. Co., r.
316 Seventh
Haughton John, chief engineer stmr Walls Walls, r.
35 Garden
^?" Haughton. See Horton and Houghton
Hanghwout T., lumber surveyor, 25 Steuart, r. Als-
meda
Haughy Edward W., shoemaker, r. 558 Folsom
Haughy Frank, laborer, r. 824 Dolores
Haughy James, steward, r. 254 Beale
Haugby James C. (Bird & Haurfhy) r. 2111 Jones
Haughy Patrick, conductor, r. 112 Grove
Haullmentel Bernard, tailor, r. 213 Clara
Haun Catherine M., widow, r. 927 Post
Hauptli Gabriel, cellarman Walter, Schilling k Co.,
r. 317 Green
Hauptli Jacob, importer human hair, 411 Sutter snd
1102 Market, r. 409 Twenty-second
Hauschild Robert, patternmaker, r. 615 Pine
Hauschildt Ferdinand T., janitor 123 Callfomis, r.
2920 Pine
Hause Edward W., bookkeeper Del Monte Milling Co.,
r. 927 Harrison
8^" Hause. See House
Hauser Abraham, peddler, r. 107 Scott
Hauser Albert, jeweler Geo. C. Shreve b Co., r. 1231
Union
Hauser Alexander, billlardmaker. r. 77 Everett
Hauser B., bartender John Haub, r. 515 Montgomery
Av
Hauser Carl, cabinetmaker Fink, Rau & Sctaindler, r.
2734 Sixteenth
Hauser Charles, porter Sherwood i Sherwood, r. 637
Broadway
Hauser Courad, laborer, r. 637 Broadway
Hauser Elizabeth Mrs., dairy produce, 1214 Folsom
Hauser Frederick, pianomaker U. Fritschie, r. 863
Mission
Hauser George, machinist Pac. Rolling Mill. r. W ■
Railroad Av, bet Falkland and Sumatra
Hauser George R., picture frame maker and gilder,
122 Montgomery Av, r. 622 Lombard
Hauser Heury, stableman, r. 529 Valencia
Hauser Herman, barber, 222 Stockton, r. 22 Stockton
PI
Hauser Jacob, millhand Carmen Island Salt Works,
r. 711 Mission
Hauser John J., groceries and liquors, 1601 Dupont
DRAPERIES.
Special attention given to making up Draperies and
Canopies for Lodges, Societies, etc.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MAEKET STREET,
KEIT ABOVE FA.LACE HOTEl,.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fizturea.
3? Market St
Zn IDCr CYTDA nOV^^*™® Champagne, comparlBon -will prove )ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
LuLirOL LA I nM Un I 1 superiority over imported. NoBraodyused. f 530 WASHWOTON STBBST.
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Hauaer Kossuth B., salesman T. J. Bass k Co., r.
832^ Fifteenth
Hauaer Kouis B., musician, r. 2 Cadell Alley
Hauser Murtin S., clerk V. Hauser & Co., r. 132954
Clay
Hauser Oscar, bookbinder H. S. Crocker b Co., r.
1007 Mission
Hauser P., clerk, r. 501 Geary
Hauser Peter, drayman, r. 637 Broadway
Hauser R. W., r. 322 Masou
Hauser Ursula Mrs., r. 2734 Sixteenth
Hausor V. & Co. (Victor Hauser) assayenj, 333 Mont-
gomery
Hauser Victor (V. Hauser & Co.) r. 1329 }« Clay
Hausler Caroline, widow, r. f)12 Jessie
Hausler William G.. r. 22 Hoff Av
tf^ Hausler. See Haussler
Hausmau Frederick, manager Cabanas & Co., r. 1121
Howard
Hausman Frederick H. (Hausraan, Kufeke k Co.)
and secretary Edge Hill Vineyard Co., r. 1216
Washington
Hausinai), Kufeke & Co. (Frederick H. Hausman and
Richard Kufeke) shipping and commission mer-
chants, 212 Battery, and Liverpool, Eng.
Hausmnnn Beruhard (Hausmann Bros.) r. 1001 Van
Ness Av
Hausmann Brothers (Siegfried and Bernhard) mirrors,
etc., 1 Sutter
Hausmann Charles, teamster, r. 911 Sansome
Hausmnnn Frederick H., saloon keeper, r. 612 Twen-
ty-sixth
Hausmann Jacob, carpenter r. 7 Howard Court
Hausmann Siegfried (Hausmann Bros.) r. 1004 Van
Ness Av
•£^ Hausmann. See Haussman and Houseman
Hausmeibter Julius, cashier Daniel Meyer, r. 1216
Clay
Hausrath Robert E., fresco painter, r. 624 Linden Av
Haussler Frederick, r. 932 Broadway
Haufsler Leonhard F., cabinetmaker, 231 Jackson, r.
1116 Broadway
Hausaier Leouhard F. Jr., cabinetmaker Leonhard F.
Haussler, r. 1116 Broadway
Haussler M. F. Mit^s, teacher Haight Primary School,
r. 1116 Broadway
•^ Haussler. See Hausler
Haussman Adolph, r. 802 Ellis
09~ Haussman. See Hausman, Hanseman and House-
man
HauKtein Henry, foreman P. H. Jackson & Co., r. 14
Decatur
Hauthal Ernest H., laborer Mission Soap »nd Candle
Works, r. 1943 Howard
Hautier Charles, cook, r. 13 Florence
Havalin James, horseshoer Sutter St. RR., r. 1424
Montgomery
Havecker Henry, conductor Geary St. BR., r. 7 Beide-
niknn
Haven Cliarlea D., resident secretary Liverpool
and London and Globe Insurance Co., 422 Cali-
fornia, r. Oakland
Haven Charles D. Jr., clerk Union Ins. Co. r. Oak-
laud
Haven Edward, clerk Liverpool and London and
Globe lus. Co., r. Oakland
Haven Fred, brakeman S. P. Co., r. 624 Fourth
Haven James M. (Gray & Haven) attorney at law, 530
California, r. East Oakland
Haven William P., clerk Commercial Union Assur-
ance Co. (limited) r. Oakland
19' Haven. See Havens
Havener Edward C, shipcarpenter. r. 638 Folsom
Havener James R., calker, r. 13 Anthony
Havens Albert W., mining secretary, 23 Nevada Block,
r. Oakland
Havens Charles I., architect, 121 Post, rooms 27-
28, r. 2835 Howard ^
FRATINGFR & CO.
MOURNING SUITS
MADE AT SHORTEST NOTTOE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
JOHN HAJWIHIOND
MARBLE WASH STANDS,
WASH BASINS, BASIX COCKS.
Lane's Sanitary Basin Trap effecinally exclniles sewer eas
PLXTMBER, 505 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1S60. Telephone 315.
Havens Charles U , bookkeeper Murphy, Grant & Co.,
r. li)ll SacraniLiito
Havens Edward S., r. 2317 Pine
Havens Frank C, president Home Benefit Life
Association, 204 Montgomery, r. Vernon Heights,
Oakland
Havens Harry r. 28 O'Farrell
Havens Henry T., master mariner, r. 2625 Howard
Havens Henry T. Jr., purser stmr OrcKon, r. Alameda
Havens Howard (Donohoe, Kelly & Co.) r. 1911
Sacramento
Havens Howard C, clerk Flremans Fund Ins. Co., r.
1911 Sacramento
Havens John W.. bookkeeper Pacific Bank, r. Oakland
8^ Havens. See Haven
Haver Philip, shaper Jason Springer k Co., r. 414
Fourteenth
Havergue Eli, butcher Palace Hotel
Haverley Michael, longshoreman, r. 3!< Broadway
Haverley William T., clerk Tax Collector's Office, r.
123 Powell
Haverty Michael J., laborer, r. 16 Johnson Av
Havey Daniel, longshoreman, r. 217 Third
Havey Thomas, r. 4 Sherwood PI
Haviland Charles, millhand Golden Gate Flouring
Mill, r. 21 Hawthorne
Haviland John T. (Wilmerdingfc Co.) r. 1458 Franklin
Haviland Patrick, harnessraaker. r. 3 Susquehanna
Haviland William H., clerk, r. 1388 Turk
Haviside John J., master mariner, r. 30 Crocker
Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Co., H. L. Dodge
president, J. D. Spreckels vice-president, A. B.
Spreckels treasurer, E. H. Sheldon secretary,
office 327 Market
Hatvaiian Consulate D. A. McKinley, 302 Call.
fornla
Ha-vvaiian Line of Packets, Williams, Dimond
& Co. agents, 202 Market and 3 Pine
Hawes A. P., miner, r. 1 Fifth
Ha'wes Alexander G. , manager New York Life
Insurance Co., 220 Sansome, rooms 1-3, r. 1001
Pine
Hawes Benjamin C, city agent Guardian Assannee
Co., r. San Leaudro
Hawes Charles D., collector Charles M. Hawes, r.
NW cor Napa and Connecticut
Hatves Charles M., proprietor Bay State Dairy,
SW cor Napa and Connecticut, office 35 Eddy, r.
NW cor Napa and Connecticut
Hawes Frank T., inspector Custom House, r. 731
Pine
Hawes George H. (Dakin & Hawes) r. 1213 Bush
Hawes Henry A., painter 8. M. Hills, r. 3Mii Eddy
Hawes Horace (Wigginton, Creed & Hawes) attorney
at law, 3:i0 Pine, rooms 25-27, r. Fresno
Hawes Luther, student, r. 1 Fifth
Hawes Mary Mrs., bakery, 1209 Devisadero
Hawes Sara E., teacher Potrero Primary School, r.
NW cor Napa and Connecticut
Hawes William H., first officer stmr San Jos^
Hawes William, printer Bacon k Co., r. 331)i Eddy
Hawk Adam, r. 217 Grant Av
Hawk Henry, r. 6.S8 Commercial
Hawk John, laborer Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 3400 Fill-
more
Hawke John C, compositor Chronicle, r. 2007 Leav>
enwortU
Hawkes Ch.arles E., printer, r. 221 Fulton
Hawkes Harriet, widow, r. 1514 Larkin
Hawkes James, lumberman, r.44.'i First
Hawkes John W., bartender J. Whelan, r. 710 Fulton,
rear
Ha« kea Joseph, dairyman, r. 710 Fulton, rear
Hawkes Lawrence, r. 1514 Larkin
Hawkes William P., weaver W. A. Schrock, r. 710)4
Fulton, rear
09* Hawkes. See Hawks
Hawkins Arthur K., mining, r. "HTH Polk
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mannrnctnrer of every deneriptlon of
PASSBNQER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to SO Beale Street, San Franciaco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker. teofelt'Sr'^'- ?' . »w.'-> Carriages.
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IMPORTERS or
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
All Sizes and Numbcrii,
309. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Hawkins ArtburK. Mrs. r. 507 St iner
Hawkins Bud, nischlnlRt, r. KUn Bryant
Hawkins Churli 8 D., waiter Palace Hotel
Hawkins Daniel, conductor, r. 331 Turk
Hawkins David E. (Hawkinb & Waltersteln) p, 32
John
Hawkins Edgar W., clerk McAlester k Jones, r. 423
Suiter
Hawkins Edward K., secretary The H. T.
Holmes Lime Co., 14 Market, r. 1104 Market
Hawkins F. C, r. 735 Turk
Hawkins George, laborer P. M. 8S. Co.
Hawkins OeorKe, patternn.aker, r. 1409 Twenty-flfth
Hawkins HarriBon M., dairyman, r. 688 Twentieth
Hawkins Hartwell P., r. 846M Folsom
Hawkins Horatio B., engineer P. M. SS. Co., r. 243
Rltch
Hawkins Horalio E , conductor, r. 705 Shotwall
HHwkins Hugh J., laborer, r. 108 Clinton
Hawkins J. A., r. 1416 Bush
Hawkins Jacob, carpenter Stockton Planing Mill, r.
620 Fourth
Hawkins Jacob, wheelwright Charles Herold, r. 2719
Folsom
Hawkins James, r. 930 Montgomery
Hawkins Jam^s, boatman, r. 1122 Battery
Hawkins James J. E., architect, 402 Montgomery,
room 28, r. 1416 Bush
Hawkins James M. (Hawkins k Silver) r. G25 Mer-
chant
Hawkins James R., r. 317 Third
Hawkins James W., wharfinger Third St. Wharf, r.
705 Sbotwell
Hawkins John, longshoreman, r. 41 Minna
Hawkins John F., boatman, and estraman Hose No.
14, r. 309 Bay
Hawkins Joseph, waiter, r. 108 Clinton
Hawkins Joseph H,, laborer S. F. Box Co., r. 108
Clinton
Hawkins Joseph M., collector, r. 240 Third
Hawkins Joseph P., enpiueer, r. 1008 McAllister
Hawkins Michael, real estate agent, r. 15 Morris Av
Hawkins Mi. hael, teamster, r. 81 Natoma
Hawkins Minnie, widow, r. 330 Geary
Hawkins Olof, millband Capitol Mills, r. 128 Lang-
ton
Hawkins Patrlc k, billposter T. N. Dunphy & Co., r.
930 Montgomery
Hawkins Patrick, laborer, r. 1017 Battery
Hawkins Patrick C, carpenter, r. 309 Bay
Hawkins Patrick J., confectioner, r. 816 Montgomery
Hawkins Eicbard R., special dispent-ing a^ent U. S.
Geological Survey, Appraisers' Bldg, fourth floor.
r. 2336 Mission
Hawkins Robert, carpenter, r. 1517 Baker
Hawkins Sarah A., r. 335 McAllister
Hawkins T., second officer stmr Dora
Hawkins Thomas, laborer, r. E B Dolores, nr Eigh-
teenth
Hawkins Thomas H., r. 414 O'Farrell
Hawkins Thomas J., boatman, r. 309 Bay
Hawkins W. C, waiter Palace Hotel
Hawkins Walter, capitalist, r. 2175^ Polk
Hawkins William, boatman, r. 309 Bay
Hawkins William, butcher J. G. Johnson & Son, r.
Railroad Av. bet Servia and Paraguay
Ha^vkins William, supervisor Seventh Ward, r.
S40 Fremont
Hawkins William Jr., apprentice Tait & Halnqne, r.
340 Fremont
Hawkins William A., tailor, r. 71 Natoma
Hawkins William J., baker, r. 634 Vallejo
Hawkins & Silver (James M. Hawkins and Morris
Silver) gold and silver platers, 625 Merchant
Hawkins ^ Waltersteln (David R. Hawkins and Frank
Walterstein) proptrs Eureka Music Hall,
Kearny
Hawklnsou William, plumber r. 946 Harrison
Hawks Amrai D., bookkeeper, r. 1822 Hyde
Hawks Charles E., r. 221 Fulton
Hawks Claence W., clerk ticket auditor's office S. F.
Co. r. 1811 JeBSle
Hawks George E., carpenter, r. 1114 Church
Hawks H' nry D., bookkeeper Allyne & White, r. 161i
Larkiu
Hawks James L., with Bank of California, p. 151«
Larkin
Hawks James T., teamster, r. 445 First
Hawks N'elhon C, printers' warehouse, 320 Battery, r.
2612 Polk
t^" Hawks. See Hawkes
Hawkyard Albert E., picturehanger B. k Or. Gump, r.
619)4 Mission
Haw'ley Brot tiers' Hard^vare Co., Marcus C.
Hawley president, Walter N. Hawley vice-presi-
dent, E. A. Wheeler secretary, George T. Hawley
treaiurer, hardware and ajrricultural implements,
wagons, etc., 301-309 Market
Hawley Carson B., boots and shoes, 724^ Market,
room 18, r. 513 Leavenworth
Hawley Charles A., secretary D. N. 4 C. A. Hawley, r.
1201 Bush
Hawley Charles E., mlllhand, r. 808 Twenty-sixth
Hawley Charles H., bookkeeper D. N. k C. A. Haw-
ley, r. 822 Geary
Hawley David N.. treasurer D. N. & C. A. Hawley, r.
1022 Twenty-first
Hawley D. N. & C. A., hardware, etc., 2-4 Sutter
Hawley Eugene W., bookkeeper Payne Bros., r. 2844
Mission
Hawley George C, engineer, r. 2734 Bryant At
Hawley George M., clerk Hawley Bros. Hardware Co.
Hawley George P., salesman D. N. i C. X. Hawley, r.
1201 Bush
Hawley George T., president D. N. & C. A. Hawley
and treasurer Hawley Bros.' Hardware Co., r.
Oakland
"Hawley George W., salesman L. Kreiss, r. 233 San
JoseAv
Hawley Godfrey, boilermaker, r. 620 Second
Ha^tvley Jacob C. , president Newport Coal Co.,
and agent Areata Mill and Lumber Co. and Elk
River Lumber Co., NE cor Folsom and Spear, r.
Oiikland
Hawley James, hostler N. B. and M. RR., r. 729 Har-
rison
Hawley John, longshoreman, r. 140 Minna
Hawley John, pantryman The Baldwin
Hawley Levi H., billclerk Hawley Bros.' Hardware
Co., r. Oakland
Kawley Marcus C, president Hawley Bros.' Hardware
Co., r. New York
Hawley Mary A., widow, r. 2840 Mission
Hawley Mary E. Miss, teacher Noe and Temple Street
Primary School, r. 233 San Jose Av
Hawley Mary J., widow, r. 233 San Josi Av
Hawley M. J. Mrs , widow, r. 1320 California
Hawley M. H., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Hawley Samuel, boilermaker P. M. SS. Co.,
Second
Hawley Samuel Jr., boilermaker P. M. SS. Co.,
Second
Hawley Walter N., vice-president Hawley Bros.
ware Co., and vice-president D. N. & C. A
ley, r. 700 Fillmore
Hawley William M , manager Pac. Towboat Co., foot
of Vallejo, r. 2317 Web-ter
Hawn Edward F., driver City RB., r. 33 Hoff Av
Haworth James, r. 526 Hayes
Haworth John R., bookkeeper A. Skaife & Co., r. 517
Webster
Haworth L. E., waiter, r. 246 Third
Hawthorne Bredford, packer Black Point Packing
House
Hawthorne Charles R., marble yard, Geary, entrance
Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r. Ferrle, nr Geary
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587
HAY
Hawthorue Henry J., marblecutter, r. Ferrie, nr
Genry
Hawthorne James, clerk, r. 803 Sansorae
Uawtlioriie Jiiniefi. mat-hiniRt Pac. Boiling Mill, r.
HHiulley House
Hawthorne James machiniBt Eureka Machine Works,
r. 21) FirHt
Hawthorne John B.. r. 2506 Post
Hawthorne John C, insurance agent, r. 313 Ellis
■^" Hawtliorne. See Hathorne
Hawtoii Robert T., porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 817
Valle.io
Hawver Harvey, millwrisht, r. 1306 Mason
Hawver William, foreman Jackson Foundry, r. 1306
Mason
Hawxhurst Camlinp, widow, r. 238 Bartlett
Huvfxiiurst Robert, real estate, 402 Montgomery,
room 7, r. Alameda
Hawxhiirst Samuel W., superintending engineer P.
M. SS. Co., r. 606 Fols<im
Haxby Samuel, clerk H. M. Newhall & Co., r. Ala-
raeda
Haxe H. M., r. 102 Ellis
Haxe John E., bookkeeper, r. 102 Ellis
Hay A., clerk Naval Often Custom House, r. 22 Geary
Hay Alexander, shipbuilder, 27« East, r. 606)<l Shot-
well
Hay C. R., clerk T. B. Cosley k Co., t. 42S Kearny
Hay Catherine Mrs., oressmaker, r. 813 Mission
Hay Edward B., watchman 8. F. Stock Exchange, r.
1407 Jackson
Hay Edwin M., engraver Dempster Bros., r. 22 Glen
Park Av
Hay Emily J. Mrs., assistant librarian Free Public
Llbrar.v
Hay Hugh H., niolder Fulton Iron Works, r. 773 Fol-
soiu
Hay John, foreman molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 105
Fell
Hay John, Inventor, 426 Kearny, r. Elmira, Solano Co.,
Cal.
Hay John T>., clerk Redington & Co., r. 1204 Market
Hay John W., assistant commercial editor Evening
Post, r. 1407 Jackson
Hay Marjzaret Miss (M. C. Hny & Co.) r. 1728 Market
Hay Mary C. Mrs. (M C. H.ny k Co.) r. 172H Market
Hay M. C. * Co. (Mrs. Mary C. and Miss Marga-
ret Hay) phiitoKraphers. H42 Kearny
Hay Paul B.. il.rk Jones & Person, r. 708 Mason
Hay Ranilolph R., dmtjgiKt, r. 1019 Market
Hay Robert F., ferreotype rooms, «21 Market, r. 1728
Market
Hay Theodore J., spcretary Alaska Mill and Mining
Co., 420 Montgomery, r. 1812 Jackson
Hay Walter J., messenger Fox k Watson, r. 1407
Jackson
i»" Hay. Spe Hey
Hayburn Marguerite Miss, teacher Peabody Primary
School, r. 612 Fell
Haycock Jiidson, reporter Examiner, r. NW cor Polk
and Sutter
»■ Huvcork. Bee Heacock
Hayda Joseph, baker Page & Falch, r. 6 Margaret PI
Hayde John, baker, r. 625 Clay
Hayde William, r. 226 California Av, bet Eugenia and
Godcus, B. H.
Hayden Beujamin, waiter, r. 28 Stone
Hayden Brace (Dunham, Carrigan & Co.) r. New
York
Hayden Charles W., upholsterer, F. W. Krellug &
Sons. r. 1225 Green
Haydeu Dennis, policeman, r. 1814 Dupont
Hayden Edward, apprentice Tatum & Bowen, r. 1814
Dupont
Hayden Edward (California Fruit Evaporating Co.) r.
1802 Stockton
Hayden Edward, clerk, r. 6 Potter
Hayden Edward, peddler, r. 767 Howard
DR. BAZAN'S
TIlERMO-KliECTRIC
RUSSIAN ail TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated H Electric Eatlis Qivei.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BOILERS and STOVES
Coimected lor Hoi ani Cold Water Id ilie best lannBr
WATEE BACKS, WATER HEATERS,
Of all kinds made and repaired.
W, E. LANE,
PLUMBER,
Established 1880.
605 KEARNT STRBKT.
Telephone 31&.
Hayden Edward, photographic printer Charlet
Lainer, r. 26 Everett
Haydeu Edward, sheet iron worker, r. 567 Mission
Hayden Frank, r. 229 Kearny
Hayden GeorKe, laborer, r. 568 Mission
Hayden James, bartender Thomas Barry, r. 1814
Dupont
Hayden James, laborer, r. 23 Everett
Hayden James A., caroenter, r. 1632 Golden Gate Ay
Hayden Jaiues G.. Ihjuor saloon, stmr Tiburon, r.
Tiburon
Hayden JaneL., r. 1510 Mission
Hayden John, butcher, 52.t Seventh
Hayden John, clerk J. J. O'Brien k Co., r. 410 Bran-
nan
Hayden John, cuttpr Brandt * Co., r. 636 Ellis
Hayden John, laborer freight dept S. P. Co., r. 1S7X
Silver
Hayden John, tailor, r. 536 Ellis
Hayden John B., laborer, r. 11 Louisa, rear
Hayden John J., cashier O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
14 Sherwood PI
Hayden Kate, widow, r. 1001 Clay
Hayden Lizzie, widow, r. 14 Sherwood PI
Hayden Lufinda, widow, r. 728 Harrison
Hayden Peter, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r. SE
cor Sierra and Vermont
Hayden Patrick, shoemaker, 410?^ Brannan
Hayden Robert, ship calker, r. 19 South Park
Hayden Timothy, laborer Cavalry Cemetery, r. SW
cor Ellis and St. Josepli's Av
Hayden Washington, with Holbrook, Merrill k Stet-
son, r. 13") Larkin
Hayden William Mrs., r. 402 McAllister
Hayden William Mrs., burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 12.^5 Green
Hayden William, upholsterer, r. 1401 Powell .
Hayden William G., tailor, r. 1225 Green
V^ Hayilen. See Haden and Haydon
Haydock Thomae, calker, r. 13 Tehama
Haydock William H., train dispatcher Townsend St.
depot S. P. Co., r. 728 Sixteenth
Haydon John W., carpenter, r. 603 Bartlett
Haydon Sarah F., teacher Bernal Heights School, r.
603 Bartleit
Havdon William, carpet layer, r. 1211 Golden Hate At
Haydon William E., compositor, r. 603 Bartlett
Hayes Abbie Mrs., fruits and vegetables, 105 Ninth
Hayes Ann, widow, r. 26 Everett
Hayes Ann, widow, r. 819 Mission
Hayes Bartholomew, helper Union Box Factory, r. 238
Perry
Hayes Benjamin W., engineer, r. 924 Twentieth
Hayes Bridget, widow, r. 403 Haight
Hayes C. stenographer International Immigrant
Union of Cal., r. Oakland
Hayes Charles, bartender, r. 915 Jlontgomery
Hayes Charles, propertyman, r. 32 John
Hayes Charles, teamster, r. 1110 Battery
Hayes Charles, teamster Flanagan k Maguire, r.
10119 M York
Hayes Charles D., salesman George Jordan, r. Oak-
land
Hayes Charles T. (Wra. Dolan A Co.) r. 13 Clara
Hayes Charles T., bla ksmith. r. 307 Fourth
Hayes Courtney H., waiter, r. 268 Jessie
Hayes D. Mrs., r. 2753 Octavia
tla.ves Daniel, baker, r. 7 Roach
Hayes Daniel, carpenter, r. 5:tl Geary
Hayes Daniel, irouer U. S. Laundry, r. 3011 Sixteenth
Hayes Daniel, laborer, r. 531 Geary
Ha.\es Daniel, miner, T.9ii Langlon, rear
Hayes Daniel E. (Hinckley, Spiers and Hayes) r. Oak-
land
Haves Daniel H., laundryman, r. 529 Valencia
Hayes Daniel J., clerk J. L. White & Co., r. 1870 Ste-
venson
Hayes David E., carpenter, r. 10 Hardy
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FOR HAND, WIXI>-}III>Ii AND POWER.
ALL. SIZES.
809, 311, 313. 315 and 317 MABKET STBEET
Hayt-s DavlcJ .J., painter, r. 2;i8J4 Perry
Hayes Dennis, driver, r. 2234 Greenwich
Hayes Dennis, laborer, r. W s Randall, bet 'Whitney
and San Jok6 Av
Hayes Dennis E., farpenter, r. 1224 Buchanan
Hayes Ebeuezer, night watchman, r. 1'2m6 Sanchez
Hayes Edmund K., machinist, 105 Beale, r. 465 Te-
I hama
Hayes Edward, boottreer Buckingham & Hecht, r.
j 150() Dolores
Hayes Edward 0., bookkeeper Magee & Moore, r. 1224
Buchanan
Hayes Eliza, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 452 Sixth
Hayes Ellen, domestic 130G Post
Hayes Francis .!., painter, r. 502 Ji Broadway
Hayes Frank, bookbinder Hicks & Judd, r." 10 Elgin
Park
Hayes George, bartender Bose & -lurgens, r. 514 Grove
1 Hayes George, blacksmith B. Grave & Co., r. 418
Green
! Hayes George, salesman O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co., r.
! «19 Mission
Hayes George R. B. (Stanly, Stoney & Hayes) attor-
I ney at law, 604 Clay, r. 814 Buchanan
Hayes Hannah Mrs., furnished rooms, at!^ O'Farrell
Hayes Henry, cook Protestant Orphan Asylum
Hayes Henry J., clerk Louis Hartter & Co., r. 819
I Mission
Hayes Henry S., driver, r. NE cor Sacramento and
Fillmore
' Hayes Horace, telegraph repairer, r. 620 Fourth
Hayes J. Mrs., widow, r. 107 William
Hayes J. A., electrician, r. 804 Kearny
Hayes James, boatman, r. 702 Vallejo
Hayes James, helper Fulton Iron Works, r. 27 Otis PI
Hayes James, hobtler Central Railroad Co., r. 130
Clinton
Hayes James, molder, r. 9 Natoma
Hayes James, seaman, r. 4 Montgomery PI
Hayes James, watchman P. 0. S8. Co , r. 207 Gough
Hayes James A., salesmaft Keane Bros., r. 819 Mission
Hayes James J., policeman, r. 1220 Treat Av
Hayes James M., first ofiScer stmr Karluk, r. 525 Shot-
well
Hayes Jeremiah, porter, r. 4R1M Minna
Hayes .Jeremiah F., clerk, r. 20 Hermann
Hayes Jeremiah J., shipping clerk Neville & Co., r.
1308 Ji Devlsadero
Hayes J. J. Mrs., r. 218 Seventh
Hayes JohanTia Mrs., r. 204754 Mission
Hayes John (Cal. Transfer Co.) r. 823 Montgomery
Hayes John r. 1333 Howard
Hayes John, blacksmith, NE cor Ellis and Devlsadero
Hayes John, cook Palace Hotel
Hayes John, fireman Golden Gate Flouring Mill, r.
537 Howard
Hayes John, laborer, r. 621 Kissling
Hayes John, laborer, r. 1420 }4 Broadway
Hayes John, laborer, r. SW cor Union and Octavia
Hayes John, liquor saloon, NW cor Fulton and Bu-
chanan, r. 90.5 Buchanan
Hayes John, longshoreman, r. 6 Lick
Hayes John, longshoreman, r. 19 Federal
Hayes John, manager, r. 8i3 Montgomery
Hayes John, painter, r. 37 Ninth
Hayes John, shoemaker, r. 165 Tehama
Hayes John, shoemaker S. W. Roseufctock & Co., r. 612
Mission
Hayes John Jr., milkman, NE cor Ellis and Devlsa-
dero
Hayes John F., assistant engineer 202 Market, r. 1131
Valencia
Hayes John H., bartender John Hayes, r. 905 Buchanan
Hayes John H., bookkeeper H. M. Newhall & Co., r.
Oakland
Hayes John T., builder, r. 2019 Polk
Hayes John T., shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r.
263 Jersey
220
Hayes John W., r. 105 Mason
Hayes Joseph r. 32 John
Hayes Joseph, boatman, r. Melgg's Wharf
Uuyes Joseph, clerk, r. 810 Battery
Haves Joseph, solicitor, r. 703)4 Davla
Hayes Joseph P., r. 1117 William
Hayes Joseph P., blacksmith, r. 105 Ninth
HayeK JoKephine, artist, 728 Montgomery
Eleventh
Hayes Kate Miss, clerk, r. 18 Eleventh
Hayes L. J., brakeman 8. P. Co.
Hayes Mary, widow, r. 5 Boyd
Hayes Mary, widow, r. 422 Fulton, rear
HaycH Mary, widow, r. 510^ Natoma
Hayes Mary A. Miss, r. 1131 Valencia
Hayes Maurice, policeman, r. cor Twenty-seventh and
Washington Av
Hayes Michael (Louis Hartter k Co.) r. 819 Mission
Hayes Michael, r. N s Twenty-sixth, nr Castro
Hayes Michael, burrpicker S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 428 Chestnut
Hayes Michael, clerk, r. E s Tennessee, bet Butte and
Solano
Hayes Michael, laborer, r. 2215 Mason
Hayes Michael, milkman, r. 15 Dame, Fairmount
Tract
Hayes Michael, policeman, r. 16 Lapidge
Hayes Michael J., cutler, 1432 Market, r. 457 Jessie
Hayes P. Hi S. (Patrick and Samuel) liquor saloon,
510 Howard
Hayes Park Laundry, Beigbeider & Lapouble proptrs,
Madrid, Excelsior Homestead
Hay .s Patrick (P. & S. Hayes) r. 9 Natoma
Hayes Patrick, engineer, r. 759 Folsom
Hayes Patrick, expressman, SE cor Third and How^-
ard, r 61 Clementina
Hayes Patrick, piledriver, r. 54 Sacramento
Hayes Peter, teamster, r. Louisiana, bet Sierra and
Napa
Hayes Philip, r. 32 John
Hayes Philip, miner, r. llfi Ninth
Hayes Rhody, butcher H. A. Hause, r. 819 Mission
Hayes Robert, lougshorsman, r. 225 Drumm
Hayes Robert, lumberman, r. 222 Eddy
Hayes Robert, molder Empire Foundry, r. 9 Natoma
Hayes Robert, stevedore, r. 333 Eddy
Hayes S., tanner Laguna Tannery
Hayes Samuel (P. & S. Hayes) r. 9 Natoma
Hayes Silas, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r. 911
Treat Av
Hayes Susan, widow, r. 9 Natoma
Hayes T. F., r. 2702 Sutter
Hayes Thomas, r. 510)4 Natoma
Hayes Thomas, fireworks maker, r. Servla.bet Suaqne-
hanna and St. John
Hayes Thomas, groceries and liquors, 438 Third
Hayes Thomas, plumber, r. S s Greenwich, bet Web-
ster and Fillmore
Hayes Thomas, salesman, r. 5 Tay
Hayes Thomas, tanner Laguna Tannery
Hayes Thomas, telegraph operator, r. 905 Buchanan
Hayes Thomas F., clerk Wolf Fleisher, r. 610)4 Na.
toma
Hayes Thomas J., carriage trimmer, r. 546 Mission
Hayes Thomas R., with Main * Winchester
Hayes Tim( thy fireman, r. 2823 Clay, rear
Hayes Timothy, produce dealer, r. 204 Ninth
Hayes Timothy S.. carpenter, r. 433 Clementina
Hayes Valley Advertiser (weekly) William Clack k
Co. publishers and proprietors, 509 Hayes
Hayes Valley Branch Market Street Cable Railway
Co., office foot Market, general office NE cor
Fourth and Townsend
Hayes Valley Braas Foundry, Frank Baud
proprietor, 522 Fulton
Hayes Valley Brewery, Bose & Jurgens proptrs, 613-
614 Grove
Hayes Valley Market, SW cor Grove and Laguna
WHOLESALE AUD EETAIL
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL,.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO..
Manufacturers of Show Caaet
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
AlBo the Cnefit prades of Clarets. Hockg, ) ARPAO HARASZTHY & CO.,
Burgundies, Sauternes, Ports and Sherries j 530 WASHETOTON STBEET.
HAT
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Hayes Valley Primary School, Miss P. M. Stowell
principal, N s Grove, bet Larkin and Polk
Hayes VTilllam, blacksmith, NW cor Kentucky and
Honduras
Hay( 8 William, car driver, r. 323 Fourth
Hayes William, clerk, r. 108 Cutubt-rland
Hayes William Mrs., widow, r. 7 Roach
Hayes William C, salesman, r. 721 Hayes
Hayes William H., groceries and liquors, 1926 Ellis
Hayes William J. (Fred Franks & Co.) r. 10 Elgin
Park
Hayes William J., bookkeeper, r. 1926 Bush
Hayes William J., mail clerk Chronicle, r. 389 Clem-
entina
Hayes W. J., salesman J. L. White k Co., r. 13 Hill
»" Hayes. See Hays
Hayessen Emma Miss, dressmaker, r. 1012^ Minna
Hayessen J. W. Mrs., r. 1012 M Minna
Hayman Aaron, locksmith and bellhanger, 234 Post,
r. 418^5 Post
Hayman Al. , lessee Baldwin Theater, r. The Bald-
win
Hayman Charles G., mariner, r. 36 South Park
Hayman George H., whitener, r. 21 J4 Hunt
Hayman Lambert, artist, r. 943 Howard
Haymanson Alfred, teacher music, 131 Post. r. 1127 Ji
McAllister
Hayniond Creed, general solicitor Soiithem Pa-
cific Co., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 59,
r. 712 Geary
Hayne Arthur P., physician, 533 Kearny, r. 2419 Pa-
cific Av
Hayne Brewton A., attorney at law, 522 Montgomery,
r. 228 McAllister
Hayne James J., painter, r. 732 J4 Clementina
Hayne Joseph, catpenter, r. 732^ Clementina
Hayne Robert Y. (Piingle & Hayne) attorney at law,
522 Montgomery, r. San Mateo
Hayne S. D.. law student, r. 228 McAllister
IGT Hayne. See Haine
HAYNERT CLEMENS. «pho..
stererand decorator, cnrtitin and drap-
ery -work a specialty, 214-216 Stockton
Haynes Archibald, r. 223.t)4 Mission
Hayres Daniel J., tinsmith, r. 26 Willow Av
Haynes Edmund, butler, 1950 California, r. East
Berkeley
Haynes Edward, oiler stmr Queen of the Pacific, r.
414 Folsom
Haynes Eugene B., machinist George H. Tay 4 Co., r.
928 Jackson
Haynes James, laborer, r. 4 Germauia
Haynes John J., laborer, r. W s Park Av, nr Java
Haynes Mary, widow, r. 355 Clementina
Haynes Mary A. Mrs., r. 202 Laguna
Haynes Millard W., carpenter, r. 320?i Ritch
Haynes Nathaniel F., engineer, r. 423 East
Haynes Philip J., ironmolder, r. 630 Brannan
Haynes Richard, laborer, r. 772 Harrison
Haynes Theodore P., tinsmith, r. cor California Av
and Parker, B. H.
Haynes Thomas J., salesman, r. 1311 Laguna
Haynes Thomas J., secretary, treasurer and librarian
Chamber of Commerce, Merchants' Exchange
Bldg, r. 631 Hayes
Haynes Thomas T., salesman Philip Kennedy & Co.,
r. 5 TMy
Haynes William, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 26
Willow Av
Haynes William E., clerk M. MeCann, r. 202 Laguna
Haynes William B., broommaker, r. 7 Vandewater
8^" Haynes. See Haines
Haynie William M., r. 1003 Powell
Hays Fred., wigmaker and dealer human hair, 20
Geary, r. 838 Market
Hays Ira C, clerk JuUs Levy & Bros., r. 721 Hayes
Hays John T., r. 2222 ■« Mission
FRATINGER & CO
OF ALL DESCEIPTIOHS.
105 KEARNY STREET
SAS, WATER and STEAM
FITTING,
In all its Branches, Well Done.
NA/_ E
PLUMBER,
Established 1860.
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606 KEARMV STREET*
Telephone 315.
Hays John T., propti- Charter Oak Livery Stables, 775
Market, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Hays T. Abe salesman Kraker k Israel, r. 721 Hayes
Hays William C, salesman, r. 721 Hayes
Hays William K., expressman, 523 Market, r. 721
Hayes
1^" Hays. See Hayes
HaytonEnnis, hostler James Hurst, r. 38 Sixth
Hay^vard Alvinza, capitalist, 224 California, r.
San Mateo
Hayward George Mrs., r. 810 Powell
Hayward Henry A., bookkeeper, r. 614 Mason
Hayward Henry M., master stmr Mariposa, r. 519
McAllister
Hayward H. F., machinist Eisdon I. and L. Works,
r. 519 McAllister
Hayward Louis A., milkman, r. W s San Bruno Road,
nrTeneriffe
Hayward Thomas W., shoecutter Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 64 West Mission
Hayward W. B. Mrs., r. 2103 Webster
t^' Hayward. See Hey wood
Haywood Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Silver City,
Nev.) office 330 Pine, rooms 1-2
S^ Haywood. .See Hey wood
Hayzell Robert, waiter Palace Hotel
Hazard Andrew R., photographer, r. 8 Sixth
Hazard Charles S., clerk, r. 30 Sixth
Hazard Po^vder Co., Thos. H. Selby jc Co.
agents, 220-222 Mission
69^ Hazard. See Hassard and Hazzard
Hazell Eli, solicitor, r. 202 J^ Seventh
Hazell John, laborer, r. Thirtieth, bet Sanchez and
Noe
Hazell John, lather, r. 5 Boardman PI
Hazell Robert, porter, r. 618 Howard
Hazell William H., bookkeeper W. K. Vanderslice &
Co., r. 768 Harrison
Hazelrigg Henry C, clerk Charles 8. Fechheimer, r.
1017 Mason
Hazeltine W. I., compositor Bulletin
Hazeltine William, mercliaut,r. 12 Montgomery Av
Hazelton Brothers* Pianos, Charles S. Eaton
agent. 735 Market
Hazelton R , seaman stmr George 'W. Elder
Hazelton R. A., laborer freight depot S. P. Co.
1^" Hazelton. See Hazleton and Heazeltlne
Hazeu Harvey, r. 1323 Jackson
Hazen Helen E. Miss, r. 229 Bartlett
Hazen Hiram, coachman r. 502 Geary '
Hazleton Rosa Mrs., teaeher Deuman Graininar
School, r. 2307 Bmadway
t^ Hazleton. See Hazeltine, Haseltine and Heazel-
tine
Hazlett John, clerk James C. Garbarino, r. 219 Seven-
teenth
Hazlett Kate Miss, dressmaking, 1016 M Mission
Hazlett R., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
719 k Bush
e^- Hazlett. See Haslett
Hazzard Edward, tanner, r. E 8 Folsom, bet Twenty-
sixth and Twenty-seventh
Hazzard Robert, carpetlayer, r. 526J4 Linden Av
fl^" Hazzard. See Hassard and Hazard
Heacock Edwin G., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 119
Nineteenth
1»" Heacock. See Haycock
Head Centre and Trancjuility Mining Co. (Arizona)
John W. Pew secretary, 310 Pine, rooms 15-17
Head Centre Consolidated Mining Co. (Arizona) John
W. Pew secretary, 310 Pine, rooms 1.5-17
Head Edwin L., meter reader Spring Valley W. W., r.
1408 Bush
Head Frederick, voucher clerk Goodall, Perkins k
Co., r. 752 Harrison
Head Lvman H., salesman Steluberger k Kalisher, r.
814 Church
Headley Hendrick B., contractor, r. 2913 California
JOHN HAMMOND
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4S to SO Beale Street. San Francisco.
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Headley William, waiter Palace Hotel
Headquarters Military D«partni«nt Cali-
4W> roriila, V. S. A., Phelan Bldg, third floor
Headquarter* Military Division Pacific,
^. U. S. A., Pbelan Bldg. third floor
HeadquarterB Second Brigade, N. G. C, 116 Kearny,
room 6
Heagerty David, bartender Henry Hesgerty, r. 8E cor
Waller and Stanyan
HeagiTty Henry, liquor saloon, SE cor Waller and
Stauyan
•y Heagerty. See Haserty and Haggerty
Heairchin J. Mrs., r. 158 Clara
Heairchiu James, cook, r. 158 Clara
Heald Edward P. (E. P. Heald m Co.) r. 1406 Polk
Heald E. P. <Sc Co. (Edward P. Heald and C. S.
Haley. M.D.) proprietors Heald's Business Col-
lege, 24 Post
Heald Frank F., carpenter, r. 1 Elgin Park
Heald Issachar A., machine and model works, 115
First r. 421 Fremont
Heald Thomas, fireman S. F. Bridge Co., r. 620 Fourth
Heald'a Business College, 24 Post
Ueald'a Colle£:e Jrourual, E. P. Heald k Co.
proprietors, 24 Post
Heald's Telegraphic Institute, 24 Post
Heald's Short Hand lustitute, 24 Post
Healey Abraham, fireman, r. 112 Clara
Healey Alfred, reporter Call, r. 613 Hyd6
Healey Annie, widow, r. 523 MiRsioc
Healey Annie, widow, r. 32 Alabama
Healey Bartholomew,, milkman, r. Sbotwell, nr Army
Healey Benjamin, attorney at law, 531 Califor-
nia, r. 1014 Green
Healey Charles, tinsmith, r. 30 Natoma
Healey Charles S. (Somers k Healeyj r. 92 Preclta At
Healey Dennis, groceries, 349 Minna
Healey Dennis, laborer, r. 23 Anthony
Healey Dennis A., boots and shoes, W s Railroad Av,
bet Manitoba and Dominica, r. E s Uailroad Av,
bet Manitoba and Dominica
Healey Elizabeth, widow, r. 1321 Larkin
Healey George, laborer, r. 1405 Church
Healey George, tinsmith, r. 70 Jessie
Healey George H., foreman Soipers & Healey, p. Cable
Healey Hannah, widow r. 229 Hickory Av
Healey Henry, stove mounter W. W. Montague b Co.,
r. 30 Natoma
Healey Henry S., policeman, r. 1322 Golden Gate Av
Healey Jennie, domestic 2108 Larkin
Healey Jeremiah, liquor saloon, 2:i6 Branuan
Healey John, clerk, r. 229 Hickory Av
Healey John, laborer, r. 112 Clara
Healey John, groceries and liquors, 122 Langton
Healey Josie Miss, seamstress S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 204 Moulton
Healey J. P. Mrs., r. 613 Hyde
Healey Julia, groceries and liquors, 830 Eighteenth
Healey Margaret, widow, r. 204 Moulton
Healey Mary, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
204 Moulton
Healey Mary, widow, r. 165 Minna
Healey Maurice, with S. F. Gas Light Co.
Healey Michael, contractor, NW cor Stevenson and
Brady
Healey Morgan, liquor saloon, 147 Valencia
Healey Patrick, r. E s Alabama, nr Twenty-ninth.B.H.
Healey Patrick, liquor saloon, 131 Third
Healey Patrick J., engineer Frank Conklin, r.213Polk
Healey Peter, porkpacker Lobos Square Packing
House
Healey Peter, porter W. W. Montague b Co., r. 70
Jessie
Healey Peter Jr., sill setter, r. 70 Jessie
Healey Terrence, waiter, r. 510 San Jos6 Av
Healey T. Frank, clerk Murphy, Grant & Co. r. 147
Valencia
Healey Thomas, r. fiOt Linden Av
Healey Thonms, blacksmith, r. 1829 Bush
Healey ThoioaM, salesman, r. 295 Stevenson
Healey ThomaH E., carpenter, r. 604 Linden Av, bet
Lat'uiis and Buihanan
Healey Thomas H., paiuter, r. 2013 O'Farrell
Healey William, laborer, r. 1413 Hyde
Healey William, si-wing machine agent, r.l523 Miasion
Healey William, tin mitb, r. 7il Jessie
Healey William H., clerk, r. 613 Hyde
Healey Wllliim J. teamster, r. 30 Natoma
Healey William W., bookkeeper Cal. Furniture Mnff
Co., r. 1523 Mission
0^ Healey. See Healy, Haley and Heley
Healing Jamev, liquor saloon, SW cor Market and
Third, r. 982 Fifteenth
Health Office City and County, Dr. John L.
Meares health otHcer, New City Hall, first floor,
Larkin street eutrunce
Healy Anna C. Miss, r. 405 Buchanan
Healy Charles, bellman Grand Hotel
Healy Daniel, coachm.in, r. 10 Kincon Av
Healy Daniel, driver New Potrero Fertilizer Co., r.
8W cor Grove and Buchnnan
Healy Daniel, shoemaker, 521 Valencia
Healy Daniel, tanner Max Newman, r. 236 Twenty-
eighth
Healy Daniel, teamster, r. 548 Ash Av
Healy Daniel, watchman, r. 620 Brannan
Healy Edward, r. 23it Thirteenth, rear
Heuly Edward (Gordon k Healy) r. 26)4 Hayes
Healy Edward, laborer, r. 246 Fourth
Healy Edward J., clerk The Hiberuia Savings and
Loan Society, r. 252r) Pine
Healy Edward J., shoedealer, r. 1911 Laguna
Healy Eliza Mrs , r. 941 Bryant
Healy Ellen Mrs., r. 705 Howard
Healy Fred., teamster Heman C. Elliot
Healy Georjje F., liquor saloon. 133 Sixth, r. 422 Post
Healy James, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Healy James F., hostler T. J. Hamilton, r. 608 How-
ard
Healy Jeremiah, helper P. H. Jackson & Co.
Healy Jeremiah, groceries and liquors, 132 Shipley
Healy Jeremiah F., real estate a..:euts. r. 171 1 )j June!
Healy J. Francis (Hoist* Healy) r. Oakland
Healy J. J., laborer Cul. Wire Works, r. NW cor Van-
dewater and Powell
Healy John, laborer, r. 126 Olive Av
Healy John, laborer, r. 429 Stevenson
Healy John, longshoreman, r. 625 Davis
Healy John, wool buyer George Abbot, r. 130 Ridley
Healy John G., roofer, r. 2il)4 Harriet
Healy John H., physician, 8">0 Market
Healy Josie, burler 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, p.
1121 Larkin
Healy Kntie Miss, bookbinder, r. 304 Grove
Healy Lizzie, burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
1321 Larkin
Healy Mark, lather, r. 105 Ninth
Healy Mary, domestic 809 O'Farrell
Healy Mary .Mrs., bakery, 2'.)37 Mission
Healy Michael, assisiaut O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
912 Larkin
Healy Miehnel lougBhoreman. r. 230 Thirteenth, rear
Healy Michael F., liquor saloon, 1726 Market
Healy Michael F., painter, r. 40.'i Buc hanan
Healy Patrick, laborer, r. 12 Converse
Healy Patrick, teamster, r. 2 Brady
Healy Patrick J., books. 104 O'Farrell, r. 944 Valencia
Healy Peter, clerk, r. 2525 Pine
Healy Thomas E., salesman, r. SlU Clementina
Healy Thomas F., plumber Timothy J. Healy, r. 1133
Florida
Healy Timothy J., plumber, 632 Bush, r. 1123
Florida
Healy Warren D., clerk J. J. Mack & Co., r. 17115<
Jones
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Healy William, buker, r. N 8 Eugenia nr MiSBlon
Hral? William, lumbermaD, r. 207 Main
Healy William F., real estate agent, 702 Market
1^" Healy. See Healey, Haley «nd H. ley
HeamaDH Ernest, printer, r. 1516 Polk
Heaney Bernard, flremaii stmr Queen of the Pacific
Heaney Edward J., Ra-fliter J. D. Welch, r. NW cor
Broderiok and McAllister
Heaney Francis O., carpenter, r. NW cor Broderick
and McAllister
Heaney Hugh, machinist, r. 545 Howard
i Heauey James W. (H. Schrader h Go.) r. NW cor
Broderick and McAllister
I Heaney John (Kane & Heaney) r. 511 Minna
Heaney John, corporal pulice, r. 300 Green
Heaney John, driver, r. 627 Locust Av
Heaney John, molder Enterprise Foundry, r. NW cor
Broderick and McAllister
Heaney John H., deputy Sheriff, r. 2236 Pine
Heaney John P., pharmacist William J, Bryan, r. 205
Hyde
Heaney John W., machinist, r. 1776 Howard
Heaney Joseph, carpenter, r. NW cor McAllister and
Broderick
Heaney Martin, shoemaker, r. 18 Hunt
Heaney Marv A., widow, r. 205 Hyde
Heaney Michasl, driver Central KB., r. 514 Minna
Heaney Michael J., machinist, r. 300 Qreen
Heaney Kobert, r. 545 Howard
Heaney William P., jeweler Wagner & Ott, r. 205
Hyde
t^ Heaney. See Haney, Heeney and Heney
Heapbey Michael (Donovan & Heaphey) r. 222 Leay-
enworth
Heaphy WilUan', boottreer Buckingham k Hecht, r.
109 Geimauia
Heard M. E Miss, Insurance broker, 311 California,
r. 1402 Bush
Heard Peter, butcher Miller & Lux, r. W a Venezuela
bet Platte and Yazoo ■*
Heard William, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 519
Sacramento
HearHeld, Bannister & Co, (David Hparfield
and William D. Bannister) manufacturers English
Paris white, paints and colors, 347 Brannan
Hearfield David (Hearfield, Bannister Ji Co.) r. 508
Second
Hearly Anna, widow, r. 1108 Hyde
Hearly Frnnk, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt k Co., r.
62U Haiglit
Hearn Danif^l J., machinlstHedges &HalI, r. Oakland
Hearn James, seaman stmr Colima
He.irn John, bookkeeper, r. 1 Santa Clara
Hearn Patrick, laborer, r. 250 Clementina
Hearne Patrick, driver, r. 141 Clara
Hearne Mary .Mrs., r. 310 Third
B^" Hearue. See Hern and Heron
Hearon Peter W., shoeitiaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
18 J4 Stevenson Av
Hearsch John Jr., clerk, r. 502 Bush
Hearsch "W. J., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. The Bald-
win
Hearst Georgfe, capitalist and United States Sen-
ator, r. 110.5 Tayl(T
Hearst William R., editor and proprietor The
Examiner, office NE cor Market and Grant Av, r.
1105 Tiiylor
Heartley George, commercial traveler, r. 120 Jones
Hearty James, r. 324 Vallejo, rear
Hearty John, groceries and liquors, 213 Broadway, r.
19 Prescott
Hearty Michael, laborer, r. 401 Main
Hearty Thomas, clerk, r. 324 Vallejo. rear
Heasman Robert, clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo k
Co.
Heath Charles R., mate stmr Oakland, r. Oakland
Heath Edward E. H., porter Thomas S. Eastman, r.
376 Jessie
DR. BAZAN'S
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Al£o Medicated and Electric Batlis Given.
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WATER FILTERS,
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used in the house, simple and cheap.
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Telephone 315.
Heath Edward L.. clerk, r. 623 Bush
Heath F. B.. r. 1816 Post
Heath Frederick W. compositor, r. 6 Howard Cotirt
Heath George H., r. 33154 Eddy
Heath Heber L., glovecntter, r. 523 Sixth
Heath John, clerk, r. 1512 Taylor
Heath John A., barber, r. 6 Howard Court
Heath Langhorue, cashier Liverpool and London and
Globe Ins. Co., r. 1512 Taylor
Heath Msttie Miss, teleyraph operator, r. 149 Ninth
Heath niiningr Co. (Idaho) W. Letts Oliver secre-
tary, 3J8 Montgomery, room 13
Heath Monroe, clerk Post Office, r. 149 Ninth
Heath Richard, r. 939 Pacific
Heuth Richard W., mining secretary, 318 Pine, room
17, r. 20;i2 Scott
Heath Roberta L. Miss, teacher Emerson Primary
School, r. 1512 Taylor
Heath Roger, student James W. Keeney, r. 228 Six-
teenth
Heath R. W. Mrs., widow, r. 1512 Taylor
Heath The, 312 Eddy
Heath Thomas J., butcher, r. 634 Second
Heath WilliHm R., clerk Anglo-Nevada Assurance Co.,
r. 1512 Taylor
»- Heath. See Heeth
Heathcote Babil (Heathcote, Dexter & Co.) r. Occi-
dental Hotel
Heathcote, Dexter & Co. (Basil Heathcote and
Henry S. Dexter) wholesale wines and liquors,
410 S.icrameuto
Heathorn Arthur, r. 11 Seventh
Heatley Edward D. (Dickson, De Wolf k Co.) r. 8W
cor Kearny and Che-otnut
Heatley Ernest L. (Dickson, De Wolf & Co.) r. Lon-
don, England
Heaton Harry, machinist Tatum k Bowen, r. 1009
Powell
Heaton Patrick P., clerk, r. 336 Bush
Heavey Bernard J., shoemaker, 49 Everett, r. 63
Everett
Heazelton George B., reporter Chronicle, r. 12.35 Pine
Hebb Archibald Y., canvasser, r. 606 Montgomery
Hebbard J. C. B., attorney at law, 309 California,
room 19, r. 317 Leavenworth
Hebbard N. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1910 Gough
Hebeler J. N., waiter, r. 223 Stevenson
Heber Emiua, spooler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 212 Francisco
Heber William, gunsmith George W. Shreve, r. 620
Lombard
Heberger Martin, plasterer, r. 527 Birch Av
Hebrank George H., glassblower S. F. and Pao. Glass
Works, r. 33 Freelon
Hebrank Johanna, widow, r. 33 Freelon
Hebrew Benevolent Society, Isaiah Cohn secretary,
NE cor Taylor and Post
Hebrew Observer The (weekly) William Sasl-
burg publisher. 622 Clay
Hebrew Orphan Asylum, Leo Eloesser secretary, E s
Devisadero, bet Hayes and Grove, office 414 Clay
Hebrew The (weekly) Philo Jacoby publisher, 612
Commercial
Hebrich Henry, confectioner Schroth k Westerfeld,
r. 64 Shipley
Hechheimer Lee, butcher, NW cor Buchanan and
Eddy, r. 1450 0"F»rrell
Hecht Abraham E. (Hecht Bros. & Co.) r. Fair Oaks.
San Mateo Co.
Hecht Beit R., salesman Hecht Bros, k Co., r. 1201
Van Ness Av
Hecht Brothers & Co. (Isaac, Abraham E., Louis
Jr., Marcus H. and Jacob H. Hecht) manufactur-
ers and wholesale dealers leather and hndings,
and boots and shoes, 25-27 Sansome
Hecht Emanuel, waiter, r. 1517 Dupont
Hecht Isaac (Hecht Bros, k Co., and Buckingham k
Hecht) r. 1201 Van Ness Av
B. BANCROFT & CO
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W. W. Montague 8l Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENQLISH AND AMERICAN
JBncniiatIc, <itlaxe<l and Plain.
309. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Hecht Jacob, compositor George Spaulding & Co., r.
512 Third
Heclit Jacob H. (Hecht Bros. & Co.) r. BoBton
HECHT JOSEPH A. portrait
painter on porcelain -witli Robert
Sainisli, and i>ortrait artist, studio
and r. 51*54 Hayes
Hecht Louis Jr. (Hecht Bros. & Co. and Buckingham
*! Hecht) r. Boston
Hecht Marcus H. (Hecht Bros. & Co.) r. 1106 Van
Ness Ay
Hecht Sitrmund (Hecht A: Morgenstern) r. 533 Geary
Hecht Solomon, cutter Greenebaum, Well & Miuhels,
r. 512 Third
Hecht & Morgeuetern (Sigmund Hecht and Millard
Morgenstern) lunfrs trunks, 327 Grant Av, r. 821
Market
Heck Charles, tinsmith John Lee & Co.
Heck Joseph, painter, r. E s Arlington, nr Miguel,
Fairmount Tract
Hechel William, r. 951 Market
Hecker John L., tailor, r. 1900 Powell
Heckler Louis, gripman Market St. RR., r. 31UJ<
Mission •
Heckman Edward, tanner Laguna Tannery
Heckman John, laborer, r. 2()9 Nineteenth, rear
Heckman Lizzie, widow, r. 415 Capp
Heckman Rlihard, butcher, 1078 Howard
Heckman Thomas, butcher R. Heckman, r. 1078 How-
ard
HecUmann Fred, ivoryturner, r. 206 Sixteenth
Heckmanu Herman (Heckmann & Immel) r. 1801
Ellis
Heckmann & Immel (Herman Heckmann and August
J. B. Immel) produce commission merchants,
400-402 Davis
Hecox Benjamin F., janitor Cooper Medical College
Hecox George W., clerk, r. Ill Turk
tsr Hecox. See Hickox
Hedberg Adolph R., blacksmith Phelps Mnfg Co.. r.
I 2216 Filbert
j Hedderich Charles H., cabinetmaker, r. 1109 York
l»" Hedderich. See Hedrich
Hedge Charlotte Mrs., lodKlngs,- 759 Market
Hedger Henry A., capitalist, r. 1608 Golden Gate Ay
Hedges Benjamin F., clerk, r. 1035 Market
Hedges Charles H., cashier U. S. Mint, r. Berkeley
Hedges George W. (Hedges fc Hall) r. 1228 Eddy
HedKes k Hall (George W. Hedges and Robert Hall)
machinist and pumpmakers, 44 Main
Hedley James, molder, r. 13 De Boom
Hedley John, molder Steiger & Kerr, r. 13 De Boom
Hedley Peter D., clerk, r. 220 Eddy
Hedley Thomas, molder Steiger & Kerr, r. 14 DeBoom
Hedley Van Zandt, clerk supply dept Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. 220 Eddy
tff" Hedley. See Headley
Hedly Michael, with S. F. Gas Light Co.
Hedrich John L. (Hedrich & Ruge) r. 621 Stevenson
Hedrich & Ruge (John L. Hedrich and George Ruge)
wines and liquors, 12 Mason
B^" Hedrich. See Hedderich
Hedbtrom J. Bernard, heater Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W
s Tennessee, bi t Solano and Mariposa
Heeb Louis H., salesman John Bayle & Co.. r. 1028
Clay
Heeb Michael, cigarmaker Charles Poppe. r. 321
Minna
Heeb Philip, cook. r. 1028 Clay
Heeder J. Mrs., dressmaker, 455 Tehama
Heeder John, r. 455 Tehama
Heegsard Carl V., master mariner, r. 123 Page
Heegaard Carl V. Mrs. teacher music, r. 123 Page
Heela Suear Plantation Co., office 309 California
Heenan Edwara J., carpenter, r. 419 Stevenson
Heenan John F., hackman Golden Gate Park, r. 627
Locust Av
Heenan N., laborer P. M. 88 Co.
Heeney Charles R., patternmaker, r. 228 Drannan
Hecney James, teamster, r. 228 Brannan. rear
Heeney John, hackdrlver, r. Twenty-niffth and Point
Lobos Av
Heeney John shipcarpenter, r. 536 Third
Hei ney Mary Miss. r. 27 Willow Av
Heeney Patrick, seaman, r. 27 Willow Av
B^" Heeney. See Haney, Heaney and Heney
Heense Leonard, barber Jacob Davis, r. 821 )i O'Far-
rell
Heer Arnold, steward Cliff House, t. 1025 Golden
Gate Av
Heerdink Mary G., widow, r. 1417 California
Heerdink John W., physician, r. 1417 California
Heerene John, laborer, r. 124 Olive Av
Heesch Fritz J., saloon, r. 403 Drumm
Heesemann Henry, butcher H. A. Rosenbaum, r.
603 J4 O'Farrell
Heeth Albert, tailor, r. 70 Everett
Heeth Charles, clerk Charles D. Ladd, r. 70 Everett
Heeth Herman W., clerk Charles D. Ladd. r. 70
Everett
e^ Heeth. See Heath
HeefDiau Henry, cook, r. 867 Market
Heffernan Frank P., laundryman Western Laundry
Assn, r. Sixteenth, bet Guerrero and Dolores
Heffernan Heury T., shoe cutter Buckingham &
Hecht. r. 502 Ninth
Heffernan James, tailor, 373 Natoma, r. 114 Fell
Heffernau John, laborer, r. 142 Hancock
Heffernan John, tailor, r. 122 Oak
Heffernan Joseph, helper David Kerr, r. 305 Filbert
Heffernan Mary Mrs., widow, r. 504 Ninth
Heffernan Michael, liquor saloon, 223 Sansome. r. 712
Guerrero
Heffernan Michael, tailor and musician, r. 1069 How-
ard
Heffernan Michael Jr.. tailor M. Heffernan, r. 1069
Howard
Heffernan Michael J., tinsmith, r. 112 H Fell
Heffernau Owen E., collector, and extraman Engine
No. 8 r. 1G23 Pacific Av
Heffernan Patrick, laborer, r. 305 Filbert
Heffernan Patrick, laborer, r. 512 Fourth
Heffernan Patrick, nurse St. Mary's Hospital
Heffernan Richard, bartender John J. Meehan. r. 673
Howard
Heffernan Thomas, groceries, 675 Clementina
Heffernan William, cutter Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.
305 Filbert
Heffey Ann Mrs., widow, r. 307 Clementina
Heffner Joseph, butcher, r. 213 Clara
Heffron Patrick, laborer, E s San Bruno Road, nr
Cortland Av
BSy Heffron. See Heyfron
Hefron Nellie L. Miss, assistant teacher Moulder
Primary School, r. 626 Halght
Hefron Sarah M., widow, r. 626 Haight
Hefty Ferdinand, brass finisher W. T. Garratt & Co.,
r. 1301 Guerrero
Hefty John, barber, 553 Fourth
Hegarty John, gasfitter, r. 704 Howard
Hegarty Robert B., morocco finisher, r. S s Teneriffe,
bet St. John and Tombigbee
Hegarty Robert B. Mrs., dressmaker, r. S s Teneriffe,
bet St. John and Tombigbee
8^" Hegarty. See Hagerty, Haggerty and Heagerty
Hegemaun Henry F., teamster, r. Ahlborn House
Heger Daniel C, salesman D. W. Lawton & Co., r.
Ukiah, Cal.
Hegerich George, cutter O'Banion & Dagenais, r. Ahl-
born House
Hegerter Charles, bartender William Schreiber, r. 616
Pine
Hegserty Charles J., clerk George A. Knight, r. 102
Ellis
Hegler Henry, r. 133 Twelfth
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
THE LARGEST
CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY HOUSE
ON THE PAOiriO COAST.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
KEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL,.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRYi
Finer than the class of Champagnes sent from ) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
France to this country, but without Brandy, j 530 WASHDJOTOM STEEIT.
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Hegler John H. (Hegler, Johnson fc Co.) r. 222 Haight
He^l**!*, Johnson Jii Co. (John H. Heftier and
Mark M JohiiBon) produce and commiBBlon mer-
chants, 305-307 Clay
Hegrlich Anton, cook, r. 603 Pine
Hcgner Edward, b*er, r. 320 Polk
Hebemauu Frank, teamstur, r. 103 Hayes
Eeibach George, wheel-wright, r. 102 Fifth
Heibeuer Emile, cabinetmaker, r. 8H Sheridan
Heick ChrJHtian, boots and shoes, 50.S Fourth
Heick William, apothecary, 8E cor Golden Gate
Gate Av and Polk, r. 443 Golden Gate Av
Heide Fred., laundryman La Grande Laundry
Heidelbergep Charles, oyster and fish dealer, 622)4
Sixth
Heider C. & Co. (Christopher Heider and JacobBross)
barbers, 310 Bush
Heider Carl, baker, r. 625 McAllister
Heider Christopher (C. Heider & Co.) r. 623 Ash Ay
Heidtmaun Aruold, laborer, r. 224 Greenwich
Heiduska Ferdinand (Polmann & Heidusla; r. 1529
Golden Gate Av
Heigel John, stonecutter, r. 603 Pine
Heilbron Adolph (Poly, Heilbron & Co.) r. Sacra-
mento, Cil.
Heilbron Adolph Jr. clerk Poly, Heilbron & Co., r.
8E cor Trinidad and Railroad Av
Heilbron August (Poly, Heilbron & Co.) r. Sacra-
mento. Cal.
Heilbron Mary Mrs., r. 1316 Pacific
Heilbron Theodore, engineer sfmr T. C. Walker
Heilbroner Louis, colltctor Keystone Wringer Co.
Heilbroniier Augiit-t(M. Wunw. h & Co.)r. 21 Grant Av
He '*bronner Max (BissinKer & Co.) and secre-
tary Aliiska Commercial Co., 310 Sansome, r. 101
Grant Av
Hellbrun Samuel (Held Bros. *: Co.) r. 1309 Gough
Heile Henry, cigarmaker, r. 1426 Polk
Heileman Philip, porter, r. 1308 Larkin
Heileman William, packer H. Plagemann & Co:, r. 28
RURS
Heilfronn Julius, barber, 341 Hayes
Heiliger J. J., conductor Market St. RB., r. 3114)4
Mission
Heill John W,, marbleeutter, r. 216 Fifth
Heillman Aaron, hostler Union Ice Co., r. Crystal
Hotel
Heilniann Francis W., laborer, r. 708 Braunan
Heilmann John E., teamster, r. 708 Brannan
Heilmann Richard, proptr The Star Soap Co., cor Six-
teenth and De Haro, r. 708 Bratinan
Helm Adam, woolsorter Thomas Bailey & Co., r. 706
Powell
Helm Franz L., boots and shoes, 121 Grant Av, r. 1414
Devlsadero
Heim Frederick, with S. F. Pioneer Factory, r. Black
Point
Helm Henry, waiter, r. 530 Pine
Hiem Henry, dairyman, cor Algeria and James
Helm J. F. H.(Swenarton & Heim) r. Oakland
Heim John G., dairyman, cor Algeria and James
Heim Joseph, r. 11)^ Garden
Helm Josie Aliss, r. 608 Sacramento
Helm Louis, butcher, r. 815 Pacific
Heim Otto, clerk Tittel & Kreuger, r. East Oakland
Heim Philip, loomfixer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. fi-.'4 Fourth
Helm Phillip, machinist Clot & Meeee, r. 129 Bernard
Heiman Albert L., r. 741 Ellis
Heiman Isaac (Levy & Heiman) r. Alameda
Heiman Isidore, barber S. Stern, r. Alameda
Heiman Joseph, clothing, 1028 Market, r. 741 Ellis
Heiman Samuel, with Jacob t'nna, r. 517 Eddy
Heimanu Aaron, locksmith, r. 418^5 Post
Heimann August M., bookbinder Whelan & Tracy, r.
10 Reed
Heimann Jonas, sausagemaker, 611 Larkin, r. 3 Myr-
tle Av
CAST IRON PIPE.
GAS and WATER PIPE
And FITTINGS of ail Slses.
W. E.~LANE,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1880. Telephone 315.
FRATINGER & CO.
Fine Dressmaking
105 KEAKNY STREET.
EDWARD
Heimann Michael, carpenter, r. 10 Reed
BE?" Heimann. See Heyraan and Hyman
Heimbruch Frederick (Thannhauser & Co.) 311 Cali-
fornia
Helmburg E. W. k Co. (Max Kleist) proptrs Chicago
Hotel, 220-228 Pacific
Helmburg Louis G. M., bartender W. Leege & Co., r.
810 Filbert
HEIMBUKGER
professor of music, r. 4!J1 Ellis
Helmer John H., produce, r. 138 Eleventh
Heimeriks H. W., carpenter, r. 26 Turk
Helmerl Emily, widow, r. 317 Ellis
Heimerl Hilda Miss, dressmaker, r. 317 Ellis
Heimes Paul, confectioner, r. 961 Folsom
Heimroth Joseph, furrier, r. 571 Stevenson
Hein August, bartender, r. 442 Green
Hein Joseph, carpenter Palace Hotel
Heinau Amier, packer, r. 1040 M Howard
Helnau Jacob, gentlemen's nurse, r. 1040 )<J Howard
Heinbe^ger Gertie, domestic 214 Shotwell
Heine Bertha, widow, r. 112 Vickshurg
Heine Charles, driver U. S. Laundry, r. 2220 Mission
Heine Ferdinand F.. puttymaker Cai. Paint Co., r. 112
Vicksbur*;
Heine Gustave, pianomaker, r. 112 Vicksburg
Heine Samuel, liquor saloon, N s Honduras, bet Ken-
tucky and Susquehanna
Heine William, salesman, r. 1723)4 Stevenson
Heineberg Benjamin, r. 837 McAllister
Heineberg Jacob A., clerk B. Nathan & Co., r. 338
Turk
Heineberg Laura Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 338 Golden Gate Av
Heineberg Joseph, salesman, r. 338 Golden Gate Av
Heineberg Rebecca, widow, r. 3:18 Golden Gate Av
Helnegger H., artist Britton &Rey, r. 618 Fell
Heineken Albert C, capitalist, r. 1415 Stockton
Heineman Charles, engineer, r. 1018 Montgomery
Heineman Charles A., butcher, r. 1 Antonio
Heineman Ellas (Heineman «i Stern) r. 908 Larkin
Heineman Henry M., mufr neckwear, suspenders and
gloves, 35 Sutter, r. 1613 Bush
Heineman Henry S. (Thaten & Heineman) r. 1335 Pine
Heineman Jacob, laborer Feigenbaum & Co., r. 1335
Pine
Heineman Joseph, clerk, r. 1335 Pine
Heineman Leon, clerk, r. 1335 Pine
Heineman Moses, clerk Heineman & Stern, r. 908
Larkin
HEINEMAN & STERN
(Elling Heineman and Sloses NternI
niannfactnrers ginoked and pickled
beef and German sausagrei, 908 Larkin,
telephone 3242
a^" Heineman. See Heinimann and Heynemann
Heinemann L. Mrs., bakery and restaurant, 513 Va-
Helnli-ke Charles, sugar boiler, r. 922 Battery
Helnlcke Wllhelm, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 736
Brannan
Heinimann John M., physician, ofiBce 802 Mont-
gomery, r. Fruitvale
Heininger Charles P., publisher, 411)i California,
room 9
Heinlen Goethe A., attorney at law, 504 Kearny, r. 409
Mason
Heino Julius dentist Colton Dental Association, r,
437)4 Clementina
Heino Louis (Peterson & Heino) r. 821 Dolores
Heino Saul, cutter Christian Scheurer, r. 1040)4 How-
ard
Heinrath Oscar, jeweler Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 115
Cedar Av
Heinrich Annie, widow, r. 36 Alabama
Heinrich B., locksmith, 2940 Sixteenth
JOHN HAMMOND
38
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
nmnufacdirer of ererr deiwripllon of
PA8SBNOEB, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
43 to 50 ]Xe»le Street, San Francisco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker,
491-427 Market 8t. Haj
Wool and OrchC
aid«, Hom Bac
HEI
594
HEL
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTERS OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FREXCH RANGES.
809, 3U, 313, 315 and 317 MAHKET STEEET
Heinruh Enill, clerk, r. 41U Leavenworth
Hfiurlch Jacob, but.her, r. 238 First
Helnrich Robert, zincographer Schmidt Label and
Lithographic Co., r. 346 Beale
Heinrli h Rudolph, laundry agent, 18 Taylor
HelnrlchB Theodore, cutter, r. 124 54 Guerrero
Heine Alexander (Heins & William) r. Ii6ii McAllis-
ter
Heine Catherine, ■widow, r. 1236 Union
Helns Charles H.. peaman, r. 112;< Jackson
Heins Edward J. (Paul Mnroney & Co.) r. 220 Oak
Helns HermHD, purter. r. 152 Jj N'atoma
Heius John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Kentucky
Home
Helns J. D. & Co. (John D. Heins and Henry Minder-
mann) groceries and liquors. NW cor Folsom and
Fremont
Helns John D. (J. D. Helns * Co.) r. 248 Fremont
Heius Julius, clerk, r. 9U9 Kearny
Heius Louis R., liquor saloon, NW cor Third and
Bryant, r. 7 Clyde
Heins Peter, groceries and liquors, NE cor Union
and Larkin, r. 1204 Union
Helns Richard, clerk, r. SE cor Webster and Wash-
ington
Heins & "William (Alexander Helns and Alois
William) manufacturers leather and fulled raw-
hide belting, rope lacing, etc., 504 Front
Helusch Herman W., bookkeeper Chauncey W. Glb-
snn, r. 410 Hyde
Heinsohn Herman, bookkeeper South 8. F. Packing
and Provision Co., r. 2625 Sutter
Heintz Fred., lauudryman S. F. Laundry
Heinz Adolph F., clerk Richard Mehrtens, r. 1232
Mission
Heinz Christopher, porter, r. 120fi}< Kearny
Heinz Courad (Hageumeyer & Heinz) r. 622 H Lom-
bard
Heinz Conrad, laborer, r. 628 Broadway
Heinz Henry, barber. 900 Front, r. 1218 Kearny
Heinz Jacob (Himmelmann & Helnzl r. 1827 Union
Heinz Jac'ib, machine operator Cal. Wire Works, r.
2207 Mason
Heinz Jai ob Jr., barber, 509 California, r. 1414 Powell
Heinz John J., liquor saloon, 637 Broadway, r. 028
Broadway
Heinz Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 240 Sutter
Heinz Peter, plumber, r. 622 M Lombard
Heinz Phiip cigarmaker. r. 1121 J4 Howard
Heinz Pljilip Jr., cigar mnfr, r. 1121 >i Howard
Heinz William H.. barber, r. 628 Broadway
B^" Heinz. See Heins. Hinds, Hines and H.vnes
Beinze Adam, packer Feigenbaum & Co., r. Ill Chat-
t.inooga
Helnze Charles A., butcher Leon Baum & Co., r. 313
Clementina
Heinze Cliai les F., bootmaker, r. Ill Chattanooga
Helnze Ernst, s:idiHer, 340.' Mii-slon
Heliizeliuann .Andrew C, bartender, r. 525 Franklin
Heischbau II Sigmund, cashier Ackerman Bros., r.
l.'>79 Folsom
Heise Charles Ed. (Charles Ed. Helee & Co.) r. 2517
Pacific: Av
Helse Charles Ed. &, Co. (Charles Ed. Helse
and C. H.'bwiesner) ship aud Custom House
brokers. 510 Battery
Helse John D., cl.-rk Wilkin Ahrens, r. 744 Sixteenth
Heise W. L., r. Grand Hitel
Heisel Hans P., teara><ter J. B. Cole, r. 1221 Folsom
Heiser Hudscm, r. 407 Montgomery Av
Heislg Charles, fireman Clot .>c Meese
Heissel Charl. s C. teamster, r. 202 Sixth
Heissenberg Conrad, r. 631 Vallejo
i Heissner George H., clerk Justinian Caire, r. 258 Te-
1 haiu.i
' Heissner Margaret, widow, r. 258 Tehama
Helster Jaeob, laborer Albany Brewing Co., r. 74
' Everett
Heitemau C, bookkeeper B. Nathan & Co., r. 937
Sutter
Helller D., musician r. 235 Fifth
Heitler Lorenzo R., tailor 155 New Montgomery, r.
235 Fifth
Heitmau Frederick, waiter Gruea ^ Heydenaber, r.
1-29 Clara
Heitman Herman H. , liquor saloon, NW cor
Davis and Jackson, and groceries and liquors,
NW cor Pacific and Sausome, t. Ku3 Sansome
Heitman John H., salesman Robert Gordon, r. 315
Bush
Heitman Nicholas, laundryman S. F. Laundry
Heitmann Alwiue, liquor saloon, 530 Pacific
Heltiiiann Henry, bookkeeper Lebenbaum Bros., r.
Ahlborn House
Heitmann Hermann H., groceries and liquors, NEcor
Green and Battery
Heitmann John, carpenter, r 909 Kearny
Heitmanu Margaret, domestic 630 Shotwell
Heitmann Nicholas, drayman N. Van Bergen & Co..
r. 307 Fultou
Heitmuller Henry, bakery. 492 Eighth, r. 1216 Polk
Heltmuller William, boarding, 1017 Bttaery
Heitzeberg Paul, compositor, r. 418 Larkin
Heizman John, watchmaker and ieweler, 412 San-
some, r. 302 Fell
Heizmann Christian, cabinetmaker, r. 778 Bryant
Helb George, r. 69 Natouia
Helb George, laborer, r. 14 Washington
Helbiug August, stockbroker, 403 California, r. 1325
Webster
Helbing Clara Miss, dressmaker, r. 215 Mason
Helbing David A., bookkeeper P. Berwin & Bro., r.
1325 Web.<ter
Helbing L"nis, machinist, r. 2}< Hayward
Helbing William, machinist Atlas Iron Works, r. cor
Eighteenth and Rose
Helbush Henry, carpenter, r. 2815 Clay
Helbush Herman H., fruits and vegetables, NE cor
Fillmore and California, r. 2419^ Clay
Held Adolf, lo.ksmith, 5:s9 Hayes
Held Annie, widow, r. 1320 Eddy
Held Bernhard (Held Bros. & Co.) r. 1008 Van Ness Av
Held Brothers & Co. (Bernhard Held and Samuel
Heilbrun I importers and wholesale dealers mil-
linery and faucy goods, 512-514 Market and 13-15
Sutier
Held C. W., r. 825 Folsom
Held George, barber aud baths, Rusg House, r. Oak-
land
Held George, brewer O. Fauss & Co., r. SE cor Mis-
sion aud Nineteenth
Hell Henry, barber G. Held, r. 32 Fourth
Held Jesse B., salesman Held Bros. & Co., r. 1008
Van Ness Av
Held Louis, packer Standard Shirt Factory, r. 1320
Eddy
Held Mary, domestic 616 Folsom
Held Simon, millinery, r. 1621 M Geary
Held William, liquor saloon, 208 Sacramento
Heldman Adam, baker, r. 7H.{ Howard
Helen C. C, cashier P. M. SS. Co., r. Oakland
Helen Joseph R.. .lerk C. V. s. Gibbs. r. 319 Bartlett
Helev Bridget, widow, furnished rooms. lUU First
Helev Christopher W., painter, r. 912 Larkin
Heley John, laborer, r. 106 First
Heley John, luuibtrman, r. 2209 Powell
Heley Minnie, shoefiiter Kutz & Murr, r. 7 Church
Helfrich Henry, conleotioner, r. 64 Shipley
Helfrieh Paul H., watchman, r. 26 Turk
Helgoth Henry, plasterer, r. 1923 Stevenson
Helgoth Henry L., plasterer, r. 1923 Stevenson
Helion James waiter, r. 727 Minna
Helke Adolph (Charles H- Ike & Son) r. 953 Mioslon
He Ike Charles (Charles Helke & Son) r. 953 Mission
Helke Cliarles & Son (Charles and Adolph) harness
aud saddlery, 617 Mission
UNDERWEAR
"THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
ORIENT Ids. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital,
Assets,
$1,000,000
$1,551,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Wli. 3£ZT01T, Asst U:!S:ig3t.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
HEL
595
HEM
Helko William L., druggist G. Leipnitz & Co., r. 953
Mission
Helland F., chief engineer stmr City of Rio de
Janeiro
Hellander John, bartender Charles Jansen, r. 206
Steuarl
Hellb.Tt( Henry, groceries and liquors, 5iiO Ninth
Helberg Henry, seaiu:tu schr Norway, r. IIIJ Clay
Heller E. Mrs., widow, r. l.sOl Calilornia
Ueller E. Hi H. (Eiuauuel L. and Samuel W.) im-
porters auil jobbers dry goods and manufacturers
mens* furnishing goods, and agents MarysvlUe
Woolen Mills, 315-ai7 Pine
Heller Ease. clnrk Mrs. Jane Heller, r. 717H Bush
Heller Elizabeth, widow, r. 29 Clementina
Heller Emanuel L. (E. & S. H.-ller) r. 13.iU Geary
Heller Emanuel .M., r. 18Ut Octavia
Heller Emanuel S., law student Hall 4: Rodgers, r.
1801 California
Heller George, shoemaker, 307 Minna
Heller J., r. 638 Commercial
Heller Jacob, bootmaker Herman Frese, r.l22fi Kearny
Heller Jane Mrs., ladies' underwear, 9 Grant Av, r.
717 54 Bush
Heller Joseph, commercial traveler, r. Bay District
Track
Heller 91. dc Sons (Martin, Emanuel M. and Moses
Jr.) importers and jobbers dry goods, ll'i-114
Sansome
Heller M. \. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1065 Miirket
Heller Martin (M. Heller S S >ns) r. 1803 O.tavla
Heller Michael, compositor Bulletin, r. 717 !< Bush
Heller Moses Jr. (M. Heller it Sons) r. IHO t Ootavia
Heller Samuel W. (E. A S. HeU.T)r. 621 Leavenworth
Heller Thomas D , clerk, r. 129 S>;veuth
Heller William, r. 1320 Geary
Heller William, capiulist, office 315-317 Pine, r. New
Turk
0^ Heller. See Hiller and Hillyer
Helleriuger Pet-^r, expressman, r. 605 Broadway
Helling Rudolph, cooper J. Guudlach & Co., r. 81
Stevenson
Hellings Edward E., minin!;. 320 Sansome, room 52
Helliugs William B., mining. 320 Sansome, room 52
Hellis James, seaman, r. 13* Folso u
Helliwell Richard 8., cutler and locksmith. 115
Fourth, r. 220 Third
HoUman B., plasterer, r. 208 Seventh, rear
Hillman Carl, laborer, r. Crystal Hot^l
Uellman Eugene, clerk Marphy, Grant & Co. r. 319
O'Farrell
Hellman Max (Rosenbaum * Co.) 125 Sansome
Hellmanu A. C, broker, 308 Calilornia, r. Saucelito
Hellinann BrotUers <b Co. (Richard and Horace
G. Hellmann) commission merchants and agents
Hamburg and Bremen Boards of Underwriters,
Union Bank of Australia and National Bank of
Australasia, 525 Front
Hellmann Horace G. (Hellmann Brothers k Co.) r.
719 Sutter
Hellmann Paul, maltster, r. 2219 JIason
Hrllmann Paul, waiter Alilborn House
Hellmann Ri<hard (Hellmann Brothers & Co.) r. Oo-
cidentiil Hotel
Hellmann Svente L., seaman, r. 3 T lesraph PI
n»" Hellmann. See Hellman and Helmau
Uellinich Gforge J., Natioiial Beer Bottling
Depot, 708 Hay.s. r. 6l3 Fult m
Hellmich J H., waiter, r. 621 Cilifornia
HellMch Paul, raaobini-t. r. 710 '4 Braumn
Hellstein Frederick, cabinetmaker A. Frel, r. 532
Fourth
Hellstroramer Carl H. (C. H. Hellstrommer * Co.) r.
11 Washington
Hellstrommer C. H. & Co. (Carl H. Hellstrom-
mer and Louisa llosenmoUer) boarding and lodg-
ing, 14 Washington
Hellwig Christian, buckskin tanner, 131 Twanty-slxth
DR. BAZAN'S
TiiERMo-rtrcTnic
RUSSIAN M TURKISH RATES
Also Medicated rA Electric Batlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET, 415
LEAD PIPE, SOIDER, TIN
AND SHEET LEAD.
I>ead IVork of all klndn well done.
Plumber,
Established I860.
505 Kearny Street.
Telephone 315.
Hellwig Frederick bakt-ry and coflee ualoon, II J
Grant Av.. r. 319 Powell
Hfllwig Usiuhard. nmhinist, r. 512 Bush
ts^ U.llwix S e H -Iwlg
Helm E. B. Mrs., bakery, SE cor Geary and Jones
Helm George A. T., woolsoi ter, r. I33ii Vallejo
Helm Jamt-s. bicklayer. r. 117 Ma-^on
Helm Theodore, pickleraaUer Peter Wulff, r. 7 Cal-
houn
Helmer Frederick E., laborer, r. E s Hampshire, nr
York
Helmer John, expressman, r. 1416 Powell
Helmer J. S., printer H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 429 Bush
Heluiers Henry, salHRman, r. 24 Turk
Helmers Nils S., ti-acher music, r. 216 Diamond
Helmke Eiward, clerk Browning b Kugeler, r. 600
Niueiecnth
Helmke F., waiter, r. 421 Sansome
Helmken Albert, clerk Wbittier, Fuller k Co., r. 1223
Clay
H -Imken B -tty F., widow, r. 1223 Clay
Helmken J., laborer Pac. UoUing Mill
Hiilmquist Charles C, tulor. r. 2002 Taylor
Halms Augustus G., clerk Clufif .<: Co., r. 340 Oak
Helms Charl'-e, porter, r. 1128 Bryant
Helms Fred'-rick, r. 42 Uudeu Av
Helms Hermann, laborer N. Ohlandt fc Co., r. NK cor
Missouri and Tuba
Helms James H., policeman, r. 2215 Pine
Helms John (Helms J: Bro.) r. 20n Nue
Helms John E. A., groceries an 1 liquors, 18 Seventh
Helms folin F., agent M. A. M-^rcer, r. HI Clipper
Helms Thomas (Helms K Bro.) 881 Seventeenth
Helms vi; B ot ler (John and Thomas) butchers, 831
S-venteenth
Helmstein , solicitor White Sewing Machine Co.,
r. Alam^-da
Helmstein N. J., cigars and tobacco, 20 Ed.ly, r. 104
Mascm
Helmiitli F.. carpenter, r. 52!> Valencia
Helmnth Willia'u, cigar manufacturer, 506 Jackson,
r. 518 Valencia
Helvetia H.)tel, Steiner k Gamma proprietors,
431-43! Pine
Helveti I I»I.irine Insurance Co. (of St. Gall)
Harry W. -^yz agent, 410 Cilif>ruia
Helvetia-Swiss I<'ire lusurauce Co. (of St.
Gall) Harry \V. Syz general agent, 410 Oa'ifornia
Helwig William E., manager ludianopolis Chair
Miiiufacturing Co., r. 648 Howard
^- H 'iwig. See ilellwig
Helv John R., bookkeeper, r. 2326 Jackson
He nenway Melville 0., machinist, r 205 Third
Hemeuwiy Stephen H , harnessmaker J. C. Johnson
■■« Co., r. 102'! Greenwich
Hemenway Sylvestr W., draftsman Wright * San-
(l rs, r. lOJfi Greeuwich
IS^ Hemenway. See He:iimenway and Hemingway
Hemingway J. W., r. NE cor Harrison and Twenty-
ei-lith
0^ Hemingway. See H-^menway and Hcmmenway
lie ume George W. L., salesman, r. 18.W Mission
Ueinme l.ouis. sal'Siuan. r. i8 « Mission
HEMW[E & LONa (Salmon H.
Lioii^;) piano inniiufiicturers, l<tlU Polk
H-mmcnway Albert L.,gripman, r. 1619 Bush
He nmenway Thom is F.. gripmaii. r. 1619 Bush
Hemmenwa'y William, carriage painter, r. 1 Eddy PI
Hemiuenway William P., carpenter, r. 1511 Broadway
iS'* Hemnienway. See Hemenway and Heniingwav
Hemmer Hemy, boots and shoes, 101 Sixth, r. 643
Jesal^
HemmtT Peter, harness cleaner F. M. Chapman, r.
126 El I iH
Heniniingaen R P., lonsKhoremau, r. 2014 Dupont
llempel Herman, r. •2-i43 Mi^sl >n
Heuipler Charles, sailor, r. 101 First
I
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 FIRST ST.
T2LI:FH0NE 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE LARGEST BUSINESS
OP ANY AMERICAN COMPANY;.
HEM
596
HEN
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Triinininjj^s
a Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Hemetreet Albert D.. carpenter, r. 49 Hoff Av
Hemsworth Michael, captain stmr Garden City, r.
2304 Mlst-ion
HenarieD. V. B. (E. Martin * Co.) r. Palace Hotel
Henarie M. A. Mrs., r. 9:h Pine
Hencke Herman (Von Ronn k Hencke BroB.) r. 1707
Broderick
Hencke William (Von Ronn & Hencke Bros.) r. 1C08
Vallejo
i^ Hencke. See Henke
Hencken A. Mrs., ■widow, r. 555 Mleeion
Hencben Anna H. Migs, dressmaker, r. 2300 Mission
Heucken Anna M.. wido-w, r. 2300 Mission
Hencken Clans, bartender, r. IS.")! Busb
Hencken John (Hencken & Brandti r. 211 Pierce
Heni ken Julius A., clerk, r. 116 Capp
Hencken Martin (Hencken & Schroder) r. 116 Capp
Hencken Martin, groieries and liquors. SW cor Green
aud Hyde, and wood and coal, 1204 Green, r. 1201 i
Green
Hencken Martin, liquor saloon, 735 Mission, r. 322
Jesfrie
Hencken Martin, eailmaker, r. 1C03 Dnpont
Hencken Si Brandt (John Hencken and Freder-
ick Brandt) proprietors Chicago Beer Hall, 154 !
Third I
Hencken & Seliroder (Martin Hercken and
Henry Schroder) importers and jobbers 'Wines
and liquors, 208-210 Front
Henderlong John, carpenter, r. 332 Green
Henderson A. B., managing editor Examiner, r. 30
Post
Henderson Abraham, r. 816 Howard
Henderson Albert, painter, r. 121 Fifteenth
Henderson Alfred G., clerk, r. 9tO Powell
Henderson Alexander B., editor in chief Examiner.
r. 15 Fulton
Henderson Alexander H. , liquor saloon, junc-
tion Market, Oak and Van Ness Av., r. 1802 Mar-
ket
Henderson Alaianeer S., laundryman, r. 3015 Six-
teenth
Henderson Belle F. Miss, dressmaker, r. 31 Rondel!
PI
Henderson Catherine Mrs., nurse, r. 1005 Sutter
Henderson Charles, bootblack, r. 117 Naloma
Henderson Charles, driyer 'William H. Rice, r. 2423
Clay
Henderson Charles, gardener, r. 908 Nineteenth
Henderson Charle.«, grocer, r. Butna Vista and Ocean
House Road, opp Twenty-fifth |
Henderson Charles, tenjperanre groceries, SW cor ,
Bush and Laguna, r. 1901 Bush
Henderson Charles F.. r. 62M Brady I
Henderson Charles P., brakeman S. F. Bridge Co., r.
W 8 Tennessee, bet Butie and Solano
Henderson Charles S., agent S. P. Co., Ocean View
Station, r. Ocean View
Henderson C. L., civil engineer, 419 California, room
16
Henderson David, laborer Pac. Wood and Cooperage
Co., r. lOH Sherman
Henderson David L., clerk G. G. Burnett, r. 1821
Montgomery
Henderson David M., bookkeeper Sather Banking Co.,
r. Oakland
Henderson Dnncan, horseshoer, SW cor Bartlett and
Twenty-third, r. 2fi33 Mission
Henderson E., assistant freight clerk stmr City of
Sydney
Henderson Edward, sewing machine agent, r. 1832
Market
Henderson E. W., clerk Cal. Cracker Co., r. 1608
Steiner
Hend< rson Frank W., plumber, r. 222 J4 Fourth
Henderson Frank, salesman MurpLy, Grant & Co. r.
2«2 Powell
Henderson George, r. 139 Fourth
Henderson Oenrge L., salesman Huntington, Hopkin*
& Co., r. Oakland
Hend< rson Harry, master mariner, r. 121 Francisco
Henderson H. C, r. 18fi9 Folsom
Henderson Henry, bollermaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 124 Clinton
Henderson Henry, helper Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 716
Brannan
Henderson Hiram, bartender, r. 502H Broadway
Henderson Hugh C., supeiintendent Pac. Coast FJre
and Waterproof Paint Co., 121 Market, r. 1809
Folsom
Henderson iBgbella L., widow, r. 1042 Twentieth
Henderson J. Mrs., widow, r. 4 Hampton PI
Henderson James, gripman Market St. RR., r. 1940
McAllister
Henderson James, riveter Union Iron Works, r. Hand-
le} House
Henderson Jaiues L., machinist Pac. Iron Works, r.
SE cor Twentrelh and Dolores
Hender.son J( hn, r. ;i29 Eddy
Henderson John, book and job printer, 419 Sacra-
mento aud 320 Sansome, r. 2515 Suiter
Henderson John, bookbinder Acres k Williams, r.
1414 Kearny
Henderson John, brass finisher, r. 917 Vallejo
Henderson John, compositor, r. 1821 Stockton
Henderson John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 716
Brannan
Henderson John, parcel clerk Percy Beamish, r. 222H
Fourth
Henderson John Jr., coal and wood, 130 Ellis, r. Ber-
keley
Henderson John C, barber, r. 198 Van Ness Av
Henderson Jolin C, general manager Electrio
Development Co., 323 Pine, r. 2511 California
Henderson John H.. attorney at law. 230 Montgomery,.
room 4, r. 1511 Jackson
Henderson Joseph, >hipyardman Union Iron Works
Heuderson Mar>;aiet Mrs., r. 819 Point Lobos Av
Henderson Mary B., widow, varieties 2710 Folsom
Henderson Mary J. Miss, teacher Noe and Temple
street School, r. 408 Larkln
Hendeison >"eil, weigher, r. 408 Larkin
Henderson Peter, r. 266 Brannan
Henderson Robert A., laborer, r. 23 Anthony
Henderson Rob Boy McG., salesman, r. 1042 Twen-
tieth
Henderson Samuel L., clerk Albert H. Bowen, r. 500
Valencia
Henderson Stephen, dishwasher, r. New Prescott
House
Henderson Thomas, rigger, r. 1414 Kearny, rear
Henderson Thomas, ptet rage steward stmr Queen of
the Pacific, r. 129 Third
Henderson Thomas D.. r. 31 Bondell PI
Henderson Thomas H., secretary Renton Coal
Co., 22 Sacraiiiei.to, r. Oakland
Henderson Thomas J., brassfinisher W. T. Garratt 4
Co.
Henderson Thomas L., r. 1821 Stockton
Henderson Virgil A., painter, r. 121 Fifteenth
Henderson William, r. 139 Fourth
Henderson Wniiiini, city agent Union Insurance
Co. of S. F., 410 Calitornia. r. 1C14 Powell
Hender.«on William, salesman, r. 214 Powell
Henderson William, ship carpenter, r. 121 Cumber-
land
Henderson William E.. carpenter Odd Fellows' Cem
ttery. r. 817 Point Lobos Av
Henderson William H., stonecutter, r. 817 Point Lobos
Av
Henderson William K., bookkeeper, r. 210 Ridley
Henderycki Liberty S., metal melter Morrow 4
Strong, r. 407 Minna
Henderyckx P. S., machlnehand Union Box Factory,
r. 407 Minna
Hemlley H. W. Mrs., widow, r. 19 Prospect PI
WINDOW_SHADES.
Plain, Fringed, Decorated and Embroidered Shades
made to order in any size or st)le.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STSEET,
HEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Casea
and Storo Fixtures.
31 MarM St.
rn IDCC rVTDA nOVt Oi most delicate aavor and the only true) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
£ULI rot t A I n A U n n Champatine produced inthe United States, j' 530 WASHIKaTOK STBZEX.
HEN
597
HEN
Hendlirh Frank, cellarman Bach, Meese & Co. r. 837
Vallejo
Hendreii James R., r. 5 Tay
Heudricks August, brassfluisher Jos. Budde, r. 1519 }<
Sfasoa
Hendrickw K. C. (Taylor & Hendricks) r. 1020 Larkin
Heudricks Marcus, hotel steward, r. 1713H Joues
Heudricks O. S., porkpacker Lobos Sguare Packing
House, Black Point
Hendricks Strphen D.. engineer, r 1146 Sutter
Hendricks Wliliam, clerk, r. 514 Green
Heudricks William T., clerk, r. till Hyde
«^" Heiidritks. See Henricks, Heurichs HinrichB
and Henriques
Hendricksou U<'Ujamin, gripmau Market St. RR., r.
200O McAllister
Hendricksou Charles, seaman, r. 2 Beale PI
Hendricksou Edward, helper S. F. Candle and Soap
Co.
salesman
Fenhausen &
Hendrickson George R
Co., r. Oaklaud
Hendrickson Heury, boatman, r. 104 Francisco
Hendrickson John, liquor saloon, 20 Folsom
Hendrickson Nellie Mm., r. lOH E.Uy
Hendrickson Olaus, pilot, r. 140 Montgomery
Heudiicksou William Jr., law student, r. 25 South Park
Hendrickson William H., capitalist, r. 25 South Park
fff" Hendrickson. See Hendricksen, Heuriksen aud
Hinrichsi-n
Hendry Charles J., ship chandler, junction
Market aud Sacramento, r. 430 Ellis
Hendry Easton J., clerk London, Northern Queen
and Coiiuecticut lua. Co.'s, r. 314 Brunuau
Hendry Frauk J. barber Remfee & McGovern, r. 864
Folsom
Hendry .lames, ship builder, r. 864 Folsom
Hendry John D., cai'penter, r. 314 Brannau
Hendry John F., r. 2517 V4 California
Hendry L. C, barber, r. 8>14 Folsom
Hendry Maggie Miss, teacher Washington Grammar
School, r. 314 Braunan
Hendry Margaret, widow, r. 314 Brannan
Hendry Murray P., machinist Pac. Axle Co., r. 314
Braunan
Hendry Rebecca, widow, r. 630 Webster
Hendry William (Heudry & McCrossen) r. 314 Bran-
nan
Hendry William L., coal passer stmr Oregon
Heudry William M., machinist Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 314 Bruuuan
Hendry & McCrosBt-n (William Hendry and John T.
Crosseu) proptrs Pac. Axle Co., 213 Mission
Bendy George W., salesman Joshua Hendy Machine
Works, r. 29 Haight
Hendy Georgle Miss, saleslady, r. 1921 Stockton
Hendy James, teamster, r. 1921 Stockton
Hendy John J., draftbman Joshua Hendy Machine
Works, r. 29 Haight
Hendy Joshua, manager Joshua Hendy Machine
Works, .3!)-51 tremcmt, r. 29 Haight
Hendy Machine Works, Joshua, See Joshua
Heudy Machine Works, 39-.T1 Fremont
Hendy Michael, hostler, r. 122iiPine
Hendy Samuel J., president Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine Works, 39-.'>l Fremont, r. 23 Clinton Park
Henebery Andrew, real estate, r. 7 Dale PI
Henebery Mary Mrs., r. 706 Jones
K^ Henebery. See Henneberry
Heney Daniel, uphoUterer William J. Heney & Co., r.
909 Minna
Heney John, blacksmith, r. 6813^ Clementina
Heuey John, tanner, S s Dominica and St. John
Heney Libbie S., teacher Turk St. Primary School, r.
621 Fell
Heuey Mark A., cabinetmaker, r. 722 Stevenson
Heney Patrick, laborer, r. 745 Tehama
Heney Ri. hard, r. 621 Fell
Heney Richard, printer, r. 909 Minna
FRATINGER & CO.
LADIES' SUITS
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
105 KEARNY STREET.
THE LATEST IMPROVED
PATENT WATER CLOSETS.
SANITARY SEWER CAS TRAPS
Put in by skilled workmen.
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1360. Telephone 315.
Hen^y Tbomas, engineer stmr Maro Island, r. Berke-
ley
Heney William, baker, r. 634 Pacific
Heney William, wood and ivory turner, r. 803 Mont-
gomery
Heney William J. (William J. Heney & Co.) r. 16U
Turk
Heney William J. & Co. fWilliara J. Heney)
furniture, carpets and upholstery. 18-22 E1118
«^ Heney. See Haney, Heaney aud Heenev
Hengster Henry J., grlpman Sutter St. RR.. r. 915
Lyoa
HengstltT Louis T., law student Bishop & Watt, r.
San Mateo
Henlcke Anna, teacher music, r. 2207 Pine
Ueuicke Bertha, engraver, r. 2207 Pine
Henicke EJward, pressman, r. 2207 Pine
Heuicke Eiuiu.h M. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 2207 Pine
Heni-ke Gc-orge, carpenter, r. 515 Jj Bush
H'-nicke Sophia, widow, r. 2207 Piue
Heuisch Frauk, silooukeeper, r. 320 Grant Av
Henke Charles C, musician, r. 425 Kearny
Henke Charles H. (Henke & Kiick) NW cor Twenty.
fourth and Potrero Av
Henke <!te Kuck (Charles H. Henke and August
Kiick) groceries and liquors, NW cor Twenty-
fourth and Potrero Av
ta" Henke. See Heucke
Henkel Andrew M., r. 2098 Market
Henkel Edward W., tailor, r. 431 Dupont
Heukeuius J. C, ilvil engineer and draftsman, 432
Montgomery, r. Oaklaud
Heuko Alexander V., upholstering and carpetings,
619 Post, r. 908 !< Post
Henley .-Vlexander, with William Henley, r. Alameda
Henley Frauc Miss, manager cloak dept Ackerman
Bros., r. 16 Bond
Henley Frank, hostler Pacific Transfer Co.
Henley Harry G., bookkeeper Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
Bank, r. SE cor Market and Ninth
Henley J. Brainard, master stmr Mare Island, r.
Berkeley
Henley J. E. Miss, varieties, junction Haight, Va-
lencia aud Market, r. 16 Bond
Henley Michael J. (Jcuuings & Henley) r. 16 Bond
Henley P., r. 568 Mission
Henley William, proptr I X L and Tamarack Bitters,
23 Montgomery Av, r. Alameda
US' Henley. See Hiuley aud Hanly
Heuly John Mrs. (Henly & Manchester) r. 44 Sixth
Henly A Manchester (Mrs. Johu Henley and Mrs. M.
A. Manchester) proptrs Manchester Houae, 44
Sixth
Henn Augusta T., widow, r. 2502 Clay
Hens Ja<()b, cellarman Nationil Brewing Co., r. BE
cor Fulton and Webster
Henn John, r. 1211 Bryant
Henn John, r. 43 Fulton
Henn John H., collector Guardian Assurance Co., r.
San Leandro
Henn Pauline E. Mrs., teacher embroidery, r. 2502
Clay
Henn Theodore E., assistant engineer, r. 2502 Clay
Heun William O., bookkeeper, r. 1917 Baker
Henne Henry, proprietor Oberon Hall Saloon, 38
O'Farrell, r. h08 O'Farrell
Heiine John, laborer, r. MOl Polk
Henna William, porter Lilienthal & Co., r. 1213 York
Henneberg Thomas, porter, r. New Prescott House
Henueberg Williau], locksmith Will & Finck
83^ Henneberg. See Heueberg
Henneberry Andrew, laborer, r. 1919 Mason
Henueberrv Martin, molder Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 22 Hampton PI
Henneberry Mii-liael, special policeman, r, 630 Ellis
Henneberry William, machinist, r. E s Hatty, nr
Seventeenth
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mannfnctnrer of every deAeription of
PASSENGER, BTIIEET AND FREIGHT CARa
4S to 5U Beale Street. Sau Franoiaeo.
XXTa <v>^^-n c< TRUMAW, IISHABI A HOOKER, Agents for the Celebrated
▼▼ agrOnS. 5Z3r.L.OW IBOM AXIilS WAOOai». 421-427 Market StreeU
HEN
598
HEN
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTERS OF
MARBELIZED MANTELS,
Fire Grates and Tile.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
HfiiitK'berry 'WilliBin, pi'liceiuan, r. 7 MiSBiou Av
B»" Henneberry. St-e Hmi bery
Heniiecker Ht rman. labortr, r. 529 S:icrameiito
Heunecker Nicbolas, porter N. Van Bergen k Co., r.
Oakland
HPDDesgey A., flreman stnir Sfarbuck
Hennessey Hiinirljrey J., teamster, r. Jaya, bet Platte
and SbVHUnah
Hennessey Jaiiies,^ plumber, r. 529 Pine
Hennessey James A. salcBman A. C. Niohols & Co.,
r. Oakland
Hinnei'sey John, brakeman S. P. Co., r. 624 F«^urth
Hennessey John B., blacksmith, r. 523 ShotweJ
Hennessey John F., printer, r. 1124 34 Folsom
Hennessey Patrick, r. 5i 7 Sixth
Hennessey Pntrick, expressmnu, r. 501 Harrison, rear
Hennessey Patrick, foundry man. r. 2.')1H Clementina
HeiineBsy A., cigarmakcr. r. 8(H Kearny
Henncsay Andrew, sloneoutter, r. 26H Third
Hennessy Catherine, domestic 34 Minna
Hennesi-y Catherine, wid( w, r, 260 Stevenson
Hennrssv Daniel, teiimster, r. l'.?23 Folsom
Hennepsy Edward, r. 2r.o Stevenson
Hennepsy Edward, polisher, r. S Antonio
Hennessy Fdward, stonecutter, r. 263 Third
Hennessy Edward W., teamster, r. 260 Stevenson
Hennessy F., Inborer P. M. SS. Co.
Heunessy Francis P., r. 10 Beideman
Hennr s.-sy Frank, tnilor Pacific Dye Works. 212 Eldley
Heunesf-y Georse H., driver, r. 2G0 Stevenson
Heunessy H., cigarmaVer Hoffitian & Davis
Hennessy Henry, purser stnir Gnelic, r. 212 Powell
Henncgsy J. F., compositor Report
Hennessy James, paperhanper, r. 221 Linden Av
Hennessy James salesman Brown Bros. & Co., r. 40
Hoflf Av
Hennessy James, shoemaker, r. ."^IS Fell
Hennessy Jamf s, tanner, r. Tombigbee, nr Dominica
Hennessy James, teamster Frank P. McLennan, r.
Java, nr Savannah
Hennessy John, teamster, r. 110 Linden Av
Hennessy John A., special policeman, r. VAQ Shipley
Hennessy John A., tanner Christian Hellwig, r. GG8
Clementina
Hennessy John J., painter, r. 439 Jessie
Hennessy Joseph, r. 260 Stevenson
Hennessy Lawrence, timner, r. 812 Howard
Hennessy Mary, widow, r. 21 Rltoh
Hennessy Martin, marblepolisher, r. 45 Ecker
Hennessy Martin, stonecutter, r. 18 Minna
Hennessey Michael cooper, r. 516H Ninth
Hennessy Michael, deckhand stmr Mary Garratt
Hennessy Michael, enpineer Murray Bros., r. Lafay-
ette. Contra Costa Co.
Hennessy Miehael, teamster, r. 37 Natoms
Hennessy Morris, rurrier. 1 Brannan PI, r. Oakland
Heunessy Nellie Miss. r. 540 Ellis
Hennessy Patrick, r. 12 Page
Hennessy Patri. k, capitalist, r. 507 Sixth
Hennessy Patrick, laborer, r. 6E cor Hyde and Bay
Hennessy Patrick J., teamster, r. 19 Everett
Hennessy Peter, i arpenter, r. 2749 Bush
Hennessy Peter, teamster, r. 37 Sacramento
Hennessy Peter Jr., carpenter, r. 2749 Bush
Hennessy Riclmrd, capitalist, r. 1605 Clay
Heunessy Robert Mrs., widow, furuiehed rooms, 718
Brannan
Hennessey Thomas, laborer, r. BE cor Sierra and Ne-
vada
Hennessy Thomas, tanner, r. W 8 Dominica, bet Tom-
bigbee and St. John
Henni ssy Thomns, teamster, r. 16 Bernice
Hennessy Thomas Jr., tanner, r. Tombigbee, nr Do-
mini, a
Hennessy William, deputy Ponndkeeper, r. 2749 Bush
Hennessy William, janitor Mission Grammar School,
r. 529 Valencia
1^" Hennessy. See Hennessey
Hi ni et I oiiis, machinist, r. (107 Jj Minna
Heuney P.. laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Henney W., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Henney William, tailor, r. 445 Natoma
H( nning ( harles E , plunibi r, r. .'■>29 Valencia
HenniiiK Cliristinu, rom.. r. 320 Drnmm
Henning Diedri. h, clerk H. Sethmann, r. 743 Valleja
Hennin^ I rederick, waiter stmr Coluuibia, r. 2 Caro-
line PI
Henntng Fredf-'rick W., packer J. A. Folger & Co., r.
627 Lombard
Henning Henry, gigcer, r. 627 Lombard
Henning Heniy, teiinister, r. 428 Broadway
Henning Howard H. Mrs., r. 2917 Washington
Henning James A., weaver Excelsior Wire Vforkst r-
627 Lombard
Hennlirg John G., chicken ranch, N s Chestnut, bet
Baker and Broderi' k
Henning Julius, tanner with Christian Hellwig, r.
1313 York
Henning Ott<>. coi per, r. 627 Lombard
Henning Richard, boxmaker Hobbs, Wall h, Co., r.
2217 Powell
Henniug Tbeidore, engineer, r. 826 Mission
Henning W. Ms., widow, r. 1715 Jessie
Henning Walter, laborer, r. 627 Lombard
Heuninger Got fried, collector, r. 14 Otis PI
Hennin^aen Hana, tigars and tobacco, 842 Mar-
ket, r. 105 P.dk
Henniugsou John, hostler, r. 214 Washington
Henuingson John P., bartender, r. 313 Pacific
Henniugson P< ter (George Eggleton & Co.) r. 214
Wasbinytoti
Henquinet Pett r J., bootfitter, r. 4 Virginia PI
Henricliofer Alfred, r. 1317M Nntoma
Henri<hs C, conductor Market St. RR., r. cor Valen-
cia and Twenty-sixth
Henrichs Henry O., blacksmith, r. 1603 Mason
Henrlchs Peters, brewer (J. S. Brewery, r. 313J4 GroT©
Henrichs Theodore, cutter Brown Bros. & Co., r. 654
Mission
Henrichs William J., clerk, r. 1603 Mason
Henriclison Tueodore, cabinetmaker J. G. H. Meyer,
r. 16}^ O'ik Grove Av
Henrichsou William, tnilor, r. 20 Everett, rear
Henrici Williim. plumber F. Koch, r. 302 Herman
HENRIKSEN B. E. arcMtect,
and secretary San Pranciaco Chapter-
American Iniititute Architects, office
218 Post, r. 13aa Fell
Henri ksen Charles, seaman, r. 7 Commercial
Henriksen C. V. r. 6 Even tt
Henriksen Henry P., clerk, r. 207 Montgomery Av
^r Henriksen. See Hendrick8on. Henrichsou, Hen-
rlcksen and Hinrichson
Henrlkseii's Patent Automatic Safety Clutch for El»-
vators, B E. Henril;sen patentee, office 218 Post
Henrloulle G. B., painter, r. 657 Natoma
Heunoulle Gregory, liquor saloon, 117 Seventh
Henrioulle Gustave, liquor saloon, 136 Second
Henrloulle Hmry, upholsterer Charles M. Plum k
Co., r. 3 Haiglit
Henrioulle John (Peterson & Henrioulle) r. 647 Na-
toma
Henrlques Annie E., widow, r. 1010 Pacific
Henriques George W., office porter 79 Nevada Block,.
r. 1010 Pacific
I&" Henriques. See Henricks, Henrichs and Hin-
richs
Henrlx Edward, master mariner, r. 215 Seventeenth
Henrlx Edward Jr.. r. 215 Seventeenth
Henry Albert, clerk Martin Murken, r. 801 Buchanau
Henry Augustus K., printer, r. 732 M Green
Henry Benjanjln F., painter and whitener, 23 Sev-
enth, r. 10.55 Marliet
Henry Cnrl A., clerk Rehfisch k Co., r. 518 Geary
Heurv Chiirles A. (Greenehaum * Henry) r. 1217 Polk
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING
TO OKDEK AND READY-MADE.
Corner noitfT009I£BY und MUTTEBSTS.
WASHINGTON Fire lis. Co. Of
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,810,273
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
mi. 3ET0N, Asst Jfanager.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
HEN
599
HER
229
Henry Edward, batjmaker Blake, Moffltt & Towne, r.
»I6 EiHhtecuth
Henry Elizabetb, widow, r. 2103 Hyde
Henry F., c-ook r. 24 Turk
Heury George, clerk, r. 2(121 Polk
Henry George, forciiiai\ Eur. ka Brush Factory, r. cor
GniiuUiin Av and Twenty-eighth
Henry George J., bookkeeper J. B. Haggin, r. 2720
Sacramento
Henry George S., clerk Davis Bros., r. G72 Mission
Heury Grace Mrs., r. 312 Thirteenth
Heury Henry S., compositor Francis, Valentine &
Co., r. 1515 Larkin
Henry James, clerk, r. IS.'iS;^ Market
Henry James, salesman Holt Bros., r. 915)4 Mission
Heury James T., r. 1055 M Howard
Henry John, waiter strar Mary Garrait
Henry John P., broomraaker Lambert Van Laak, r.
Gunnison Av, nr Twenty-eiuhth
Henry John W., painter, r. 1627 Powell
Heury Joseph, boots and shoes, 909 Larkin, r. 831
Geary
Henry Joseph, wood and coal and agent Sonoma line
of packets, foot Powell, r. 1115 Steiuer
Henry Joseph V., surgeon stmr City of Sydney
Henry Leon, compositor Francis, Valentine & Co.,
1515 Larkin
Henry L. G. Mrs., lodgings, 1030 Howard
Henry Liua, r. 71» Greenwich
Henry Lorenzo A., printer, and extraman Engine No.
3, r. 1317 California
Henry Louis M., clerk, r. 2115 California
Henry M. Mrs., widow, r. 618 Geary
Henry Maggie Mrs., r. 718 Broadway
Henry Marcus M., musical manager, r. 1439 Pine
Henrv Margaret L., Widow, r. 306 Eighteenth
Henry Mark A., r. 812 Fi.bert
Henry Michael, eteauiboat fireman, r. 629 Front
Heurv Neil, bliudmaker Jason Springer & Co., i
Eighth
Henry Peter C, clerk, r. 2503 California
Heury R. M. Mrs., nurse, r. 526 O'Farrell
Henry Robert, boilermaker, r. 440 Brannan
Henry Robert, machiue hand Jason Springer & Co., r.
229 Eighth
Henry Saimiel, secondhand furniture, 1008 Howard,
r. 1006 Howard
Henry Samuel H., attorney at law, 623 Montgomery,
r. l')15 Larkin
Henry Thomas, r. 220 Twenty-eighth
Heury Thomas, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. SE
cor Sierra and Indiana
Henry Watson H., enyineer stmr Leader, r. 312 Thir-
teenth
Henry William, chief engineer stmr Mary Garratt
Heury William, clerk, r. 514 Green
Henry Wllliaui, laborer, r. 67 Minna
Henry William, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. Oak-
laud
Henry William, waiter, r. 1130 Pacific
Henry William A., clerk, r. 915)4 Mission
Hei:ry William A., varnisher, r. 12 Clinton
Henry William H., waiter Palace Hotel
Henry William P., clerk Rehflsoh & Co., r. 518 Geary
Henry W. Warner (W. Warner Henry & Co.) r. Oak-
land
Henry W. Warner & Co. (W. Warner Henry) commis-
sion merchants and dealers dairy produce, 212
■ Sairamento
Henry's S«looii, Meyer k Chrlstensen proptrs, S. P.
Co.'s Depot, 215 Townsend
Henschen Catherine Mrs., groceries, r. 1505 Steiner
Henschen Louisa, widow, r. 2311)4 Larkin
HenscheU-tt C, ci^'armaker, r. 106 Jones
Hens 1 Frederick, blacksmith, r. 2214 Filbert
Henshall WlUiiiru h , engineer, r. 4 Alaska PI
Henshaw J. E. Mrs., widow, r. 608 Pine
Henshaw Martin, longshoremau, r. 414 Beale
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERMO-EI,F,CTKIC
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BAIHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Giyen.
415 SXTTTER STREET. 415
GARDEN HOSE,
LAWN SPRINKLERS, HOSE MENDERS,
HOSE COUPLINGS, HOSE PIPES.
W. E. LANE, Plumber,
605 KEARNV STREET.
EstabllpheU 1860. Telephone 315.
Henxhaw Tyler, bookkeeper H. P. Gregory & Co., r.
Oakland
Henshelwood Thomas R. (Doane b Henshelwood) r.
711 Jones
Hensing John n., jf weler J. Herbst, p. 1121 Howard
Hensler Henry, cabinetmaker, r. cor Mayflower and
Standish
Hensler Marie, widow, r. 416 Dupont
Hensley Benjamin, walti r, r. 1147 Mission
Hensley Frederick C. bookkeeper Arpad Haraezthy
& Co., r. 1254 Pacific
Hensley S. R. Mrs., widow, r. 229 Bartlett
Hensley William D., sergeant police, r. 2809 Howard
Hensley William J., delivery clerk Arpad Haraszthy
& Co., r. 1224 Pacific
Hent Reuben W. , attorney at law, 605 Clay, rooms
16-17, r. 1012 Haight
Hentrich Le^vls (estate of) packers and whole-
sale dealers hams, bacon, pork, lard', etc.. 613-515
Front and 1-5 San Francisco Market
Hentrich L. V. B., manager estate of Lewis
Hentrich. r. 1316 Jones
Hentz Ausfustua H., wines and liquors, NW cor
McAllister and Hyde. r. 7 Hyde
Hentz George C, compositor Clironicle, r. 710 Bush
Hentzell Augustus J., contractor, r. 871 Market
Hentzell Benjamin F., chimney builder, r. 1223 Do-
lores
Hentzell John, chimney builder L. E. Claweon & Co.,
r. 121 Linden Av
Hentzell William, chimney builder L. E. Clawson &
Co., r. 124 Linden Av
Henzel Edward F., electrician, r. 1912 Steiner
Henzel Fritz, blacksmith, r. 2214 Filbert
Heiizel George L., electrician, r. 1912 Steiner
Henzler John, baker, r. 625 Clay
Hepburn A. Mortimer, salesman Payot, Upham &
Co., r. 27S5 Calif. irnia
Hepburn E. V.. r. 535 Turk
Hepburn Joseph L.. bookkeeper, r. 320 Grant Av
Hepburn L. A. Mrs., r. 5;:!5 Turk
Hepp George, boots and shoes 1330 Dupont, r. 2017
Powell
Heppner Albert D., clerk, r. 1125 Filbert, rear
Heppner John O., clerk secretary and controller's
office S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Heppner Theodore, molder, r. 1119 Filbert
Hepworth William Mrs., assistant seamstress Prot-
estant Orphan Asylum
Hepworth William B , clerk, r. .534 Bush
Herald Bernard, fouudryman Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
Sierra, bet Louisiana and Maryland
Herald Charles, driver Smith & Poultney, r. 344
Brannan
Herald Eder H., teamster D. Block k Co., r. 82 West
Mission
Herald of Trade (weekly) B. F. Jacobs publisher and
proprietor, 415 .Market
9^ Herald. See Harold, Harrold and Herold
Heran Patrick, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 14
Allen
tS^ Heian. See Heron, Herrin and Herron
Herbarth Edward, wood turner Henry Waas, r. 920
Buchanan
Herbele A. Frank, machinist, r. 423 Bush
Berber John, liquor saloon, 1154 Market, r. 411)4 Oc-
tavia
Herber William, gunsmith, r. 612 Lombard
Herberger Charles W., upholsterer Bare Bros., r. 303
Ivy Av
Herberger Karl, upholsterer, 414 Larkin, r. 427 Turk
Hei bert Christopher C, painter, r. 600 Pine
Herbert Christopher C, steward, r. 629 Jessie
Herbert Edward, cardriver, r. 720 Folsom
Herbert Edward, tailor, r. 924 Pine
Herbert Henry, butcher, r. 528 O'Farrell
Herbert Henry V., agent law department S. P. Co., r.
Alameda
W. B. BANCROFT & CO,
49 FIRST ST. I FINE PRINTING
TELEPHONE 82. FROM NKW TYPE.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVER FIVE ItlTLIilONS.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO., General AgenU.
HEK
600
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
mPORTEKS OF
irtop<5r
ES,
FOR GAS, STEAM AND TVATER.
Pipe Fittiiiffii. nil Nizen.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Herbert John, seaman schr Dreadnaught
Herbtrt Jolm, plamerer, r. 339 Tehaiua
Herbert John, telegraph operator, r. 924 Pine
Herbert John H., butcher J. Roeenberg, r. 328 Broad-
way
Herbert Maurice, capitalist, r. 1109 Howard
Herbert Thomas, r. 1C0« Stevenson
Herbert William (Herbert* Nyland) r. 448H Third
Herbert & Nyland (William Uei bert and Joseph Ny-
land) coopers, 38 Coiumfrcial
Herbst Adolph, principal South Cosmopolitan Gram-
mar School, r. (;37 Golden Gate Av
Herbst Francis, tailor, r. lli» Taylor, rear
Herbst Frank, chimney builder L. E. Clawson & Co.,
r. 871 Mar^-et
Herbst Henry C, r. 32 South Park
Herbst Justus (Herbst & Maas) and watchmaker and
jeweler, 134 Second
Herbst <Sc Mans (Justus Herbst and Frank Maas)
proprietors Post Keller Bestaurunt and Saloon,
SE cor Post and Kearuy
Herbstret Herman, cutl. r Will * Finck
Herbstret Joseph, apprentice Will & Finck
Hercules Powder Works (Powning, Contra
CoBta Co., Cal.) G. T, Lawton president, John F.
Lobse secretary, 230 CallfMrnia
Herd John Jr., president Liverpool Con. Gold and
Silver Mining Co., 325 Montgomery, room 3, r.
711 Jones
Herd John B.. warehouseman Marshall & Co., r. 492
Branuau
Hcrdel Fritz, liquor saloon, 799 Haight
Herel Hugh, carriagemaker, r. 20 Glasgow
Herer Emanuel, shoemaker, r. 73.5 McAllister
Heigeus Frederick, carpenter, r. 828 Folsom
Herget E. W., lock and gunsmith, tiOl Turk
Herget E. W. Mrs., dress and cloakmaking, 601 Turk
Herget John, tinsmith, r. 1721 Jones
Herget Mary, widow, r. 1721 Jones
Herguth August porkpacker Michelssen, Roth & Co.,
r. 440 Niuth
Heriuger A. E., r. 2513 Mission
Heringer Henry A., oflSce 22 Third
Heringer Rudolph F., painter and paperhanger, 1306
Mission, r. 116 Shotwell
Heringhi Aaron, salesman M. J. Franklin & Bro., r.
828 Geary
Heringhi Bernardo, stockbroker, 330 Pine, room 8,
r. 828 Geary
Heringhi Charles 8., clerk, r. 828 Geary
Heringhi Edward, auctioneer, r. 155)4 Clara
Heringhi J. M., laborer, r. 516 Sixth
Heringhi Leopold, watchmaker and jeweler, 38 Sixth,
r. 828 Geary
Heringhi Samuel, clerk Tax Collector's office, r. 828
Geary
Heriot Hugh, clerk Charles A. Malm. r. 629 Howard
Heriot James K., salesman Ross k Hewlett, r. 2400
Bush
Heritage John L., cooper, r. 472 Tehama
Herka V., musician, r. 608 Filbert
HerUeuham Charles, butcher William Merklebach, r.
15 Hickory Av
Htrlihy Catherine, widow, r. 43 Tehama
Herlihy Charles, tranister. r. 14 Lafayette
Hcrlihy Cornelius, longshoreman, r 62 Clementina
Herlihy Daniel, clerk, r. 1153 Folsom
Herlihy Daniel F., warehouseman Catton, Bell & Co.,
r. n.W Folsom
H. rlihy Daniel H., special policeman, r. 2404 Geary
Herlihy Dennis C, wines and liquors, 207 Second, r.
43 Teh.ima
Herlihy Jeremiah J., machinist Rlsdon I. and L.
Works, r. 540 Second
1 Herlihy John, r. 2ii2 Twenty-third
I Herlihy John, engineer Sach Bros. & Co., r. 8 Jane PI
Herlihy John, hosiery dept S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 1316 Filbert
Herlihy John Jr., boatman r. 1316 Filbert
Herlihy Mary, widow, r. 18 Vandewater
Herllby Maurice, cooper Pacific Woodenware and
Coopemge Co., r. 753 Folsom
Herlihy Maurice, laborer, r. 736 Tehama
Herlihy Nellie, burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 1316 Filbert
Herlihy I'atrick, laborer, r. 268 Brannan
Herlihy Putiick H., engineer stmr City of New York,
r. 540 Second
Herlihy P. J., cigarmaker, r. 1330 Folsom
Herlihy Richard, wood and coiil, 1213 Broadway
Herlihy William B., driver Pacific Transfer Co., r. 12
Tehamn
Herlin Jeremiah, machinist, r. .540 Second
Herlin Patrick, engineer, r. 540 Second
Herliu Peter, tailor, r. 736 Minna
Herling Louis, horseshoer, r. 1228 Twenty-second
Herlilz Charles F., cleik George W. McNear, r. Oak-
land
Herlitz Fred., molder, r. 440 Ninth, rear
Heilitz Robert, mlllhand Golden Gate Flouring Mill,
r. 108 Langtnn
Hermaline Alexis, r. 2108 Pine
Herman Albert R., clerk Rudolph Herman, r. NW cor
Baker and Jefferson
Herman Alexander, clerk Scholle Bros.
Herman Alfred, jeweler, r. W s Broderick, bet Beach
and Jeffi-rson
Herman Andr -w, bookkeeper, r. 574 Folsom
Herman Charles, r. S s Beach, bet Broderick and
Baker
Herman Dennis, laborer, r. 786 Folsom
Herman Emile, r. 2625 Folsom
Herman Frank, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
336 Sixth
Herman Henry, with A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 911X
Mission
Herman Henry C, compositor Filmer & Stiller Elec-
tro Co., r. 911 H Mission
Herman Henry L., purser stmr San Vicente, r. 219
Fillmore
Herman Hugh, watchman Occidental Hotel
Herman Jacob, laborer, r. 2001 Powell
Herman John, r. 28 First
Herman John, molder, r. W s Washington Av, bet
Precl»8 Av and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Herman Martin, cook, r. 112!^ Ninth
Herman Martin, stock broker, 324 Pine, room 6
Herman Peter A., haruessmaker Abraham Brokaw
Herman Philip, seaman, r. 36 Sacramento
Herman Rudolph, proptr Harbor View Park, NW cor
Baker and Jefferson
Herman Warren, cook schr Charles Hanson, r. 118)4
Washlngion
Herman William, bricklayer, r. 253 Tehama
Herman William, oysterman, r. 20^ Clara
Hermandez Autoni r. 306 O'Farrell
Hermandez Frank student, r. lOlfi Powell
Hermann Andrew, clerk Holbrook, Merrill k Stetson.
r. 606 Folsom
Hermann Andrew, deckhand stmr Emma, r. 18 Natoma,
rear
Hermann Anton, clerk James Bowles, r. 424 Sansome
Hermann Benjamin, butcher, NE cor Bush and
Franklin, r. 1821 Pine
Hermann Blanche, widow, r. 821 Greenwich
Hermann Charles G., dyer, r. 708 Lombard
Hermann Francis J., clerk, r. 630 Commercial
Hermann Frederick, laborer George C. Smart, r. W •
San Jose Road, nr Industrial School
Hermann Frederick, waiter, r. 636 Minna, rear
Hermann Henry, butcher, r. 214 Chestnut
Hermann Herman, machinist Clot & Mecse, r. 2529 H
Mission
Hermann House, Hermann Hashagen proptr, 2013
Folsom
Hermann Isaac, r. 1812 Fillmore
UPHOLSTERY.
WHOI,ES.\LE AND HET.ML
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 64? MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVK PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
UanTifacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Market St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY!
A natnral product of the FincBt Grapes of )ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
the World. But no addition of Brandy, f 530 WASHINGTON STEEET.
HER
601
HER
Hermann Jacob S., bookkeeper, r. 114 Ellis
Hermann John, machinist Charles Waltz, r. 730 Val-
l.jo
Hermann John, seaman, r. 129 Jackson
Hermann Louis, printer, r. 7oG Jones
Hermann Lucieu Mrs., widow, r. 1127 Washington
Hermann M. <b Co. (Melville Hermann and Mel-
ville M. Kegeuburger) proprietors The Melville,
noi Market
Hermann Melville (M. Hermann & Co.) r. The Mel-
ville
Hermann Meyer X>., commercial traveler, r. 1802 Post
Heriuaiin Muses, shoemaker Cahu, Nickelsburg Jl; Oo.,
r. 720 Uctavia
Hermann Otto W., carpenter and builder, E s Illinois,
bet Napa and Lena PI
Hermann Philip, r. 023 Turk
Hermann Theodore, birds, 030 Washington
Hermann Valentine Jr., carpenter, r. 412 Larkin
1^ Hermann. See Herman, Herrman and Herr-
mann
Eermansen Asmns. waiter, r. 255 Stevenson
Herman»<en Bridget, widow, r. Shotwell, nr Army
Hermansen Herman, steward, r. 218 Stockton
Hermansen Martin, laborer, r. 5 Verona
Hermes H., clerk William DreHbach, r. Alameda
Hermida Augustin, steward, r. 1214 Powell
Hern Henry C, contractor, r. 227 Eighth
Hern Maria, widow, groceries, SW cor Twenty-third
and San Jose Av
B£f Ht-rn. See Hearn and Hearne
Hernan John, blacksmith, r. liUS Union
Hernan MichHel, poulterer, r. 1018 Union
Hernan Michael, steerage steward stmr City of New
York
Hernan Michael H., law student, r. 1018 Union
Hernan William W., clerk, r. 1018 Union
Hernandez Josefa, widow, r. 27 John
Hernandez Mercedes, widow, r. 710 Green, rear
Hernandez Plutarco, student, r. 1016 Powell
Herndon Annie C. Miss, teacher Huigbt Primary
School, r. 023 Bush
Herndon Walter B., glove cutter Leak Glove Mnfg
Co., r. 2010 Mission
Heme Daniel, machinist Cal. Machine Works
Herold Charles, baker, r. 025 Clay
Herold Charles, wagonmaker andhorseshoer, Ws San
Bruno Road, nr Army
Herold Conrad, groceries and liquors, 19-21 Zoe
Herold George, blacksmith Charles Herold, r. W 8
San Bruno Road, nr Artny
Herold Hugo, clerk Sherman, Clay & Co., r. 1716
Bush
Herold Jacob, tailor Gerson Harshall, r. 4 Welsh
Herold James, r. 703 Stockton
Herold Margaret, weaver, r. 802 )i Bay
Herold Matthew, collector Hofmann & Woenne, r. 763
Mission
Herold Oscar, musician, r. 1716 Bush
Herold Philip, horseshoer Charles Herold, r. W B San
Biuiio Road, nr Army
Herold Roderick, musician, r.l716 Bush
Herold Rudolph Jr. (Speyer & Herold) r. 1612 Van
NeBS Av
Herold William, machinist, r. 21 Zoe
•^ Herold. See Harold, Harrold and Herald
Heron James, secretary Wells, Fargo & Co., NE
cor Sansome and Halleck, r. 219 Geary
Heron John D., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 2613
Howard
fieron Michael, wood and coal, 312 Golden Gate At,
r. 41 Fulton
Heron P., grlpman Presidio RR., r. 1907 Hyde
Heron Victor, patternmaker W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
130 Silver
H'-ron William, conductor Presidio RR , r. 256 Fourth
oy Heron. See Herron, Herrin and Herau
Heroux Edmond L., carpenter, 1420 Twenty-fourth
FRATINGER & CO.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
JERSEY WAISTS.
NEWEST GOODS. LATEST STYLES. LOWEST PRICES.
105 KEARNY STREET.
ROOFING,
RAIN WATER PIPES, GUTTERS and VALLEYS
MADE AND REPAIRED.
Roofs of all kinds made Water Tifirlit.
w. e."lane,
PLUMBER, 505 KBABNT 8TRBBT.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Herr Marcus M., solicitor Anglo. Nevada Assurance
Corporation, r. 1333 Golden Gate Av
Herregodts Alpbonse. eigarmaker, r. 109 Bay
Herrcra Francisco, ConRul-General Nicaragua and
Consul Bolivia and Ecuador, office 218 California,
r. 200 Powell
Herrers Francisco, spur and bitmaker, 605 Green-
wich
Herrgott Alexander B., packer, r. 30 Natoma
Herrgott Charles D., clerk, r. 30 Natoma
Herrguth Bertha Mrs., r. 5 Hampshire
Herrguth Fred., r. 5 Hampshire
Herrguth Joseph, r. 5 Hampshire
Herrick Charles A., assistant J. 8. Porter, r. 1010J4
Leavenworth
Herrick Edward M., wholesale lumber, shipping and
commission, 17 Steuart, r. Oakland
Herrlek Emery, upholsterer, r. 348 Fourth
HERRICK EUQENE H., Ho«,e
and sign painter and paperhang'er,
1713 Market, r. 105 Prospect A v., B. H.
Herrick Geor^je E., inspector Spring Valley W. W.,
r. 45 Twelfth
Herrick Hazard P., carpenter, r. 324 Turk
Herrick Herbert S. (Riley, Olsen & Herrick) r. Oak.
land
Herrick J. D., teacher Pbc. Business College, r. Oak-
land
Herrick Kate Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening School,
r. 324 Turk
Herrick Richard C, carpenter S. Hills, r. 842 Clay
Herrick William A., bookkeeper S. F. Savings Union,
r. Oakland
Herrick William F., assistant secretary Commercial
Ins. Co. of Cal., 439 California, r. Oakland
Herridge E J., janitor Bush St. Theater, r.227 Second
Herrier Philip, laborer, r. SE cor Twenty-sixth and
Point Lobos Avs
Herriraan Albert H. (Herriman & Mills) r. 1217 Gol-
den Gate Av
Herriman & Mills (Albert H. Herriman and Warren
F. Mills) stevedores, 22 California
Herrin Edward N., deputy Collector U. S. Internal
Revenue, r. 102 Welsh
Herrin John, paper carrier, r. S 8 Twenty-sixth, bet
Church and Sanchez
Herrin Morris, clerk, r. 510 Third
Herrin William, raftsman, r. 510 Third
Herrin William F. (Newlands, Allen & Herrin) attor-
ney at law, 305 Sansome, r. 1919 Baker
83" Herrin. See Heron, Herron and Heran
Herring David, bartender John C. Sprague
Herring Frank, fireman, r. NE cor Bay and Larkin
Herring May Mrs, r. 63 Everett
Herring Frederick machinist R. Herring, r. N 8 Pre-
cita Av, nr Folsom, B. H.
Herring Richard, uinfr furniture, 450-452 Stevenson,
r. Twenty-seventh, bet Howard and Folsom
Herring Richard Jr., machinist Richard Herring, r.
Twenty-seventh, bet Howard and Folsom
Herring Theodore, bookkeeper A. Legallet, r. 8 Mont-
gomery Av
B^ Herring. See Herrin, Hering, Heron and Herron
Herriuger .Margaret, widow, r. 21:15 Pine
Herrllch August, porter George J. Grossman
Herrmann Adolf F., druggist German Hospital
Herrmann August, boarding;, S s St. Thomas, bet St.
Lflwrenee and Allegh my
Herrmann Bertha Mrs., fancy goods, 112H Ninth
HERRMANN 0. & CO.(Conrad
Herrmiinn, Frank J. Veen and Otto
Leeg-e) manufacturers and importers
Iiats II nd Clips and hatters' miiterials,
3:)i2-336 Kearny, factory 335 Bush,
and proprietors The Colonnade Hat
Store, 1-213-1^14 Market
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mannfhctnrer of overy d«Kpription of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
48 to 50 Beale Street. San Fruudaco.
Ro liner Pr«»CC^« T&UUAN. ISHAM & HOOKER, 421-427 Market St. HAY,JBI1>1^
a<ng r'rC&&C». mop. WOOIi. IIA<]}. and OACUlIiLiA PB£8S£S.
HER
602
HES
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTERS OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
All Sizes and Numbers.
309, 311, 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
QQ
Herrmann Charles (J. Popert & Co.) r. 6'2-4 Fnuith
Herrmann Charles L., WHrfhouseman clothing dept
U. S. A., r. 2:^09 Broadway
Herrmann Conrad (C. Herrmann k Co.) r. 2222 Cali-
fornia
Herrmann George, paper ruler Althof & Bahla, r.
31554 Ivy Av
Herrmann Henry, manaffr C. Herrmann k Co.,
12rj-12U Mark.-t. r. 1728 Steveiiaon
Herrmann James, attorney at law, 407 California, r.
1500 Larkin
Herrmann John, r. W 8 Clara Av, nr Seventeenth
Herrmann Juliua, manager Uyams, Pauaeu k Co., r.
506 Jesaie
Herrmann Mary H. Mrs., r. 114 Turk
Herrmann Oscar, clerk Herrmann k Co., r. 2*14 Web-
ster
Herrmann Sigismund (Herrmann k Co.) r. 1500
Larkin
Herrmann William, teller German SayingB and Loan
Society, r. ti2a Turk
Herrmann William J., confectioner, r. 907 Union
Herrmann <b Co. (Stgisinund Hi rrmann) iraport-
erH and dealeis in hops, corks and b? ewers' and
liqnor dealers' materials, and ngi nts South Park
Malt H'>U8e an i Alex. Fries & Brothers essential
oils and essences. 313 Sacramento
K^ Herrmann. See Hermann, Herman and Herrman
Herron Da\id, salesman estate Sumner C. Blake, 503
Kearny
Herron James, painter and whitener, 1908 Fillmore,
r. 8 Johnson Av
Herron John, bookkeeper The Pine Manufacturers'
Co.
Herron M. E. Mrs., proptr Westminster House, 614
Sutter
Herron P. W., shoemaker, r. 18 }< Stevenson Av
Herron Thomas, proptr Mechanic's Laundry, NW cor
Shasta ai)d Michigan
Herran Thomas H. i Herron «: Kaelber) r. 333 Sixth
Herron & Kaelber (Thomas Herron, and H. and Gil-
vey Kaelber) shirtmakera. 310 Kenrny
t^" Herron. See Heron, Herrin and Heran
Herrschaft Chris. Mrs., dressmaking, 105 Seventh
Herrschaft Chri<-tiiplier, fruits and vegetables, 110
Seveuth, r. 105 Seventh
Herschenson David, rabbi, r. 3() Morris Av
Hersen John, laborer Occidental Lann-lry
Herser George, drug clerk, r. 413 Branuan
Hersey Edward, cooper Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 980
Harrison
Hersey Elizabeth P. Mrs., r. 15 Clinton
Hersey Frederick H., with S.Foster & Co., r. Oak-
land V
Hershberjjf H. & Co. (Harry Hershberg) import-
ers clothing and gents' furnishing goods, 141-
143 Mont<;omeiy
Hershberg Harry (H. Hershberg k Co.) r. Seattle,
W. T.
Herson M. C, cigarmaker, r. 804 Kearny
Hersnm Gustav, fireman Geary St. KR., r. Ahlborn
House
Hertel Franz C. fe., waterman, r. 2018 Geary
Hertel George F. A., clerk Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 114
Tenth
Hertel Herman R., clerk Levi Strauss k Co., r. 2018
Geary
Hertel Rudolph, r. 2018 Geary
Hertel Theodore W.. warehouseman Cal, Sugar Refin-
ery, r. 114 Tenth
Herten Frank (Gaus * Herten) i-. 144 Perry
Hertensfein August (Bernstein & Co.) r. 12 Blnxome
Ut rtint; Henry, bra^sworker F. Baud, r 721 Brannan
Herttel William (Hc^s fc Herttell r. ()43 Pacific
Hertr Eliza, clothing. 427 Pacific
Hertz H. Mr*., widow, r. 1830 O'Farrell
Hertz Henry, agent, v. 2()08J« Geary
Hertz Herman, r. 1227 Mission
Hertz J. * Co. (Jacob Hertz and Adolph Schetzel)
butchers, 5-6 Centre Market
Hertz Jacob (J. Hertz* Co.) r. 1318 Fillmore
Hertz Lftzra, clothing. 427 Pacific
Hertz Regiua Miss teacher Ocean View School, r.
1227 Mission
Hertz Samuel, gasfitter, and extraman Engine No. 16,
r. 427 Pacific
Hertzel Frederick, cellarman, r. 536 Howard
Hertzell Frank L., butcher, 90 Ninth
Hertzog Augusta, widow, r. 1 Vj Morris Av
Hi-rtzog J\ilius. glazier, r. 502 (Srove
Herve Adolph J., engineer, r. 2e2 Clementin*
Herve Eugene F., driver P. O. Somps, r. 262 Clemen-
tina
Herve Eugene V., helper P. G. Somps, r. 26'2 Clemen-
tina
Herve WilHam A., butcher, r. 262 Clementina
Hervey Ctiarlotte B. Mrs., r. 1064 Howard
Herwig Henry, seaman, r. 24 Chesley, rear
Herwig Wilhelm, nurse German Hospital
Herwinskl Max, law clerk, r. 18 Albion Av
Hery Annie Miss, tailoress, r. 1613 )i Mason
Hery Elizabeth Mrs., r. 4 Sheppard PI
Hery J. Mrs., r. 1613 ^ Mason
Hery Mary Miss, tailoress, r. Ifil3}4 Mason
Herz Charles, SHtcbelmaker, r. Humboldt Hotel
Herz Gustav, r. 1213 Pacific
Herzbecker Frank, baker Swain Bros.
Herzberg Isaac (Charles Jacobs * Co.) and stock
broker, 238 Montgomery, r. 606 Powell
Herzberg Joseph A., clerk, r. 1223 Ellis
Herzberg Lillie Miss, cashier Samuel Weitz k Co., r.
1223 Ellis
Herzberg M. Mrs., r. 700 Post
Herzberg Martin, notions, 423 Washington, r. 1223
Ellis
Herzer Hugo, manager Abend Post, 535 California, r.
331 Fell
Herzfelder Herman, r. 1626 Post
Herzo Anton, cook, r. 17 Alta
Herzo Antoue. restaurant keeper, r. S ■ Twenty-
seventh, bet Noe and Sanchez
Herzo John, capitalist, r. 1137 Union
Herzo Nicholas, coffee saloon, 625 Montgomery
Heizog Brothers (Hermiin and John F.) blacksmiths
and horseshoers, 737 Broadway
Herzog Charles, waiter N. P. Jensen, r. 319 Sutter
Herzog Guctave, with E. Raas * Co., r. 802 McAllister
Herzog Henry J., bookkeeper J. Herzog & Co., r. 1207
Eddy
Herzog Herman (Herzog Bros.) r. 739 Broadway
Herzog J. & Co. (Joseph Herzog) mnfrs curled hair,
12 Second
Herzog John F. (Herzog Bros.) r. 739 Broadway
Herzog Joseph (J. Herzog & Co.) r. 1207 Eddy
Herzog Louis, furniture 990 Folsom
Herzog Max, clerk E. Raas & Co., r. 802 McAllister
Herzog Paul F., with Herzog Bros., r. 739 Broadway
Hi-rzog Philip, mnfr furniture. 337 Fifth, r. Oakland
Herzog T. D., teacher music, 103 O'FaiTell, r. 1008
Montaomery Av
Herzog William H., watchman, r. 739 Broadway
Uerzstein SI. , physician and surgeon, office 323
Sutter, r. 2220 Broadway
Hesemeyer Fred W., drug clerk, r. 312 Seventh
Hesketh George, ropemaker, r. 327 Filbert
Hesketh John W., fireman Pac. Spring and Mattress
Co., r. 110 Dora
Hesketh Joseph E., machine hand Pac. Spring and
Mattress Co., r. 625 Locust Av
Hesketh Joseph H., tinsmith, r. 625 Locust Av
Hesketh Richard, longshoreman, r. 463 J4 Tehama
Hesketh Thomas, longshoreman, r. 463)4 Trhama
Hesketh William M., inspector bags Mission Dock
Warehouse, r. 2037 Howard
Heslin James, fireman stmr Geo. W. Elder, r. 319
Jessie
TliE BEST
OVERCOATS
For MEN and BOYS at
"THE HASTINGS"
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.
IMPERIAL Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SSZTOH, Ast Uaiaeer.
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
HES
603
HEU
HeuK Andrew J., gasfitter A. F. Kye & Co., r. 171U
Larkin
HrsB Chrirlcs, r. 941 Howurd
HESS CHARLES Sr. man«rae-
turinc optician and Importer optical,
inathfiiiatical instruments, etc., expe-
rimental ^lags blcwiner and fine mofiel
•work clone to order, 519 Kearny, r. l.'*08
California
HesB CharK3, millhand Young & ThompBon, r. Ala-
nieila
Hess Charles Jr., optician Charles Hess, r. 1308 Cali-
fornia
Hese Conrad, carpenter, r. 9 s Randall, nr Chenery
Hi BS Conrad, dalrv produce, 2000 )« Mason
Hexs Edwin L.. millband Cnpitol Mills, r. 517 Hayes
He8.s E. L. Mrs., dressiiiaklut,', r. 517 Hayes
Htss Eii.ile, clerk William Romberg, NW cor Bush
aud MiiHon
Heas Fr. & Co. (Frederick Hess and Moses Green-
blutti publishers and proprietors California
Deujokrat, 409-41:1 Bnsh
He«8 Franz (Hess «: Herttel) r. 634 Paciiic
Hess Frederick (Fr. Hpsk k Co.) r. 8il California
He»i» Fred Jr., collector Wakelee h Co., r. 821 Cali-
fornia
Hess George B.. cooper, r. 520 Bush
Hess George J., bartender -Tohn Bischoff
Hess G. H. Mrs., r. '^215 Mason
Hess Gustave G., currier, r. W ■ Columbia PI, bet
Prerits At and Tweuty-elgbth, B. B.
Hess Henry, baker, r. ()25 Cluy
Hess Henry, tailor. 126 Kearny, room 63, r. 2813 Pine
Hess Jacob, shoemaker, r. 1709 Market
He ss J. M., carpenter, r. 804 Kearny
Hess John. r. II Decatur
Hess John, bartender, r. 1203 54 Bush'
HehS John, cabinetmaker A. Frei, r. 318 Ritch
Hess Joseph, butcher. r.310 Sc tt
He^B Joseph, teamster, r. 1708 Larkin
Hess Joseph L. (L. & E. Wertheimer) r. 1800 Sutter
Hess I.rt-wis (Lewis Hess fc Co.) r. 8'21 Grove
Htss Lewis X: Co. (Lewis Hess) mnfrs Damiana Bit-
ters, 12 MontLTomery Av
Hess Otto G., jeweler Levison Bros., r. 1308 California
Hess Robert, eigiirs and tobacco, 408 Paciflc
Hess Robert, shoemaker, 249 Eighth,, r. 1711 Market
Hess Sophia, domestic NVV cor Francisco and Leav-
enworth
Hoss Thomas, driver Hose No. 2. r. IHl'i Post
Hess Wiihi Imiiia C, widow, r. 1513?^ Mission
Hess Willlani, carriagemaker, r. 2()9M Clara
Hess William, cigarmaker H. Plagemaun & Co., r.
1043 Valencia
Hess William, woodworker W. Wertscb, r. 269 54 Clara
Hess William E., optician Charles Hess, r. 1308 Call-
furnis
Hess William F., receiving clerk Wells, Fargo & Co's
Banh.r. .321 Geary
Hess .k Herttel (Franz Hess and William Herttel)
proptr Bakers' H.^me. 634 Pacific
Hesse Fred., laborer, r. 22 Capp
Hesse John A., barber, 2552 Folsom, r. SW cor Treat
Av and Twenty-fifth
Hesse Julius, varnisher, r. 115 Geary
Hesse Nicholas, bartender Schwartz, Huslng & Meyer,
r. 203 East
tS' Hesse. See Hpsb
Hessel Albert, clerk P. Furst, r. 10 Aubom
Hesael Nath;in, tailor, r. 10 Auburn
Hissell Matilda, domestic 2201 Jones
Hessen G., with Tlvoli Opera House
Hession Catherine, widow, lodgini^s, 114254 Folsom
Hession Henry, plasterer, r. 1142H Folsom
Hession John, letter carrier Post Office, r. 2023 Polk
Hession Kate Miss, teacher Garfield Primary School,
r. 2023 Polk
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-ri,ECTRIC
RUSSIAN aii TURKISH BATHS
/Llso Medicated ar.d Electric Eatlis Siven.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED
CHIMNEYS REPAIRED. CHIMNEY SWEEPING.
Ckimney Tops that ^viU draw.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1860. Telephone 31S.
Hession MartJaret G. Miss, teacher Potrero Primary
School, r. 2023 Polk
Hession Mi.hael H., r. 2023 Polk
Hession Mullle Miss, dressmaker, r. 1142)j Folsom
Hessiou Patrick, clerk, r. 1142 54 Folsom
Hession Robi rt H., bookkeeper Harrison, Wolff k
Sherwood, r. 1H27 Union
Hessler Charles, r ffice 125 Clay. r. 228 Capp
Hessler Charles, bartender, r. 2 Chatham PI
Hessler Charles A., artist, r. 225 Capp
Hessler Christine, widow, r. fill Stevenson
Hessler Frederick C, cooper Am. Sugar Refinery, r.
775 54 Mission
Hessler Geoige W., teamster, r. 561 54 Minna
Hessler Harry F. W., ship aud Custom Hous* broker
518 B tiery, r. 225 Capp
Hessler Oscar, r. 511 Stevenson
Hessler Phillip, upholsterer, r. 703 Larkin
Hessler William, bakery, 617 Post
Hessler William, proptf American Bakery, 715 Paciflc
Hester Frank, brewer, r. 231 Fifteenth
Hester James, plumber, r. 17 Hubbard
Hester Mnrtin, steward What Cheer House, r. 17 Hub-
bard
Hester Martin M., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons, r.
7 Hrand Av
Hester Rii bard, seaman stnir Knleht No. 2
Hester William F., clerk, r. 1016 Leavenworth
Heston Joseph F.. r. 18 Bernard
Hestres Emile, mining secretary, 217 Sansome, room
17, r. 113 Stockton
Hetheringtou Henry, assistant engineer stmr Crescent
City, r. .S s Seventeenth, nr Castro
Hethcrington James S.. longshoreman, r. S 8 Merri-
mac, bet Illinois and Kentucky
Hftrirh Frank D., cupeller U. 9. Mint, r. 120454 Sutter
Hetrich M rris, r. 1322 California
Heftell William, weiver, r. NE cor Bay and Larkin
Hettich John P., foreman printer Neville & Co., r. 61
Tehama
Reltich Sarah, widow, r. 64 Tehama
Hettich William B.. machinist Empire Foundry, r.
04 Tehama
Hettinger Charles, laborer W. H. Codington, r. W 8
Teneritt'e, nr San Joaquin
HettlLger Nick, cook Wheeland * Collins, r. 152 First
Hettrlrh Mli hael (Dickman, Jones & Hettrlcb) r.
3009 La gun a
Hetty Julius, locksmith Louis B. Hetty, r. 126 Eddy
Hetty Lioais B., electrical and mechanical call
bell manufacture, 126 Eddy
Hetzel Geort-e W., musician, r. 706 California
Hetzer Joseph A., glazier, r. 1940 Stevenson
Heubaeh Elbn Mrs., varieties, 139 Eleventh
Heubner Emil, mnfr lounge frames, 535 Fifth, r. 8)4
Sheridan
Hettck Fannie, widow, r. 30 Moss
Hener Alexander, liquor saloon, 19 Fourth, r. 947
Howard
Heuer Ernst, bookkeeper, r. 317 Bush
Heuer Georgp, clerk Gutte * Frank, r. 2117 Taylor
Heuer H., cook, r. 1219 Kearny
Heuer Hiilda R. Mrs., teacher music, r. 2316 Mission
Heuer Phillip, groceries and liquors, 8W cor
Montgomery Av and Lombard, r. 1'117 Taylor
Heuer William, cook, r. NE cor Fillmore and Chestnut
Heuermaun Emil, bookkeeper Siitro.v Co., r. Alanieda
Heuermann Gerald E., r. 1084 Howard
Heughes William, r. 407 Buchanan
Heiiuiscb Adum (Abramsou, Bacon & Heunlecb) r.
Alameda
Heunisch Albert G., bookkeeper Abramson, Bacon &
Heiinisch, r. Alameda
Heurteux Alex, r. 25 Taylor
Heusch Coustantln, mining engineer, 703 Market
Heusler Geor;;ina, widow, r. 931 Greenwich
Heusler H., carpet layer Charles M. Plum i Co., r. 931
Greenwich
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS, ETC.
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General Aaents,
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
Heussler Albert^ artist and proprietor Universal
Copying Co., 1202 Mission, r. 160.-> Mission
Heusaler James, r. W s San Bruno Boad nr Cortland
Av
Heussniinn John C, bartender, r. 228 Langtou
Heuster Frank, brewer, r. 231 Fifteenth
HeiistOM Frederick G., r. 19 Hainptou PI
^y Heuston. See Hewst in and Hout^ton
Hevener Ella L. Mrs., luilliuery and purchasing bu-
reau, lai Post, r. lOt-t Mission
Hevener E. L. Mrs., furnished rooms, lOU Mission
Heverin Angelo M., reporter Chronicle, r. 2023 Pnwell
Heverin Charles B., reporter Journal of Couimerce,
r. 2023 Powell
Heverin Edward J., sculptor, r. 2023 Powell
Heverin Michael, marble ileiler, r. 2023 Powell
Hewelcke Edwin H., bartender Verein Eintracht, r.
12 Adair
Hewelke Hugo, cutter Kraker & Israel, r. 612 Church
Hewes Charles W., assistant bookkeeper Esberg,
Bachman * Co., r. Oakl.ind
Hewes Jesse, whitener, r. 208 Leavenworth
Hewes William, coal passer stiur Colima, r. 227 Sec-
ond
t^ Hewes. See Hews, Hughes and Heughea
Hewiit Charles, deputy Sheriff, r. 2924 Pine
Hewitt Ch;irl«8, laundryman S. F. Laundry
Hewitt Cha' les H., master mariner, r. 2109 Broderick
Hewitt Daniel W. sbip carpenter, r. 405 Natoma
Hewitt Diiwell, clerk Pac. Insurance Dnion, r. 1898
Broadway
Hewlit Eliward T., r. 22814 Nineteenth
Hewitt Frank, drayman Wellman, Peck & Co., r. 544 li
Natoioa
Hewiit Frederick, r. 219 Golden Gate Av
Hewitt Henry, carpenter, r. 908 Buchanan
Hewitt House, 236)4 Sixth
Hewiit John, fireiaau S P. Co., r. 1843 Howard
Hewitt Joseph, carpenter, r. '.K)« Buchanan
Hewitt Joseph M.. chemist Langley & Michaels, r.
308 Van Ness Av
Hewitt Bichird B., r. 23 Elgin Park Av
Hewitt S. A., waiter F. W. Kamp's, r. 253 Minna
Hewitt Surauel, patternmaker S. F. Tool Co.
Hewitt Wallace W., driver, r. Oakland
Hewitt William, laund ymHu S. F. Laundry
Hewitt William A., molder, r. 228)4 Nineteenth
Hewitt William K., electriLian. r. 2lu9 Broderick
Hewlett Frelerick (Ross & Hewlett) r. 775 Haight
Hewlett P. B., farmer, r. UM M son
Hews George F., bartender James F. Kearny, r. 2314
Webster
oy Hews. See Hewes, Hushes and Heughes
Hewson Austin W., cook strar Newark
Hewson John M., compositor H. 8. Crocker k Co., r.
8 Albion Av
Hewson Nathan A., gasfltter helper Bush & Mallett,
r. 793 Mission
Hewson Bobert, driver Donald McMillan, r. 714 Front
Hewson Bobert, proptr Union Gas Machine, office 12
Bush, r. 718 O tavia
Hewston George, physician and surgeon, office
and r. 1132 Sutter
Hewston George Jr., farmer, r. 1132 Sutter
Hewstou John, collector, and foreman Engine No. 1,
r. 927 Washington, rear
t^ Hewston. See Heiistm, Houston and Huston
Hewton Samuel, 8.tlesman Eagleson & Co., r. 317
Bush
Hextell Thomas, gardener, 628 Montgomery, room 108
Hey FrederiL-k, laborer, r. :-il5 Vallejo
HEY, GMUERHOLZ & CO.
(John Hey and H«niy J. Granerliolzl
importers and ^vhol'esale wines and
liquorii, 21.5 Sacramento
Hey J,,hii (Hey, Orauerholz & Co. I r. 204 Valencia
Hey Louis, master mariner, r. 2203)4 Mason
Hey William, bartender, r. 10 Julia
»" Hey. See Heye and Hay
Heyden James, longshoreman, r. 12)4 Hunt
Heyden William, longshoreman, r. 223 Tenth
Heydenaber Louis (Gruen & Heydenaber) r. 2003
Powell
Heydeufeldt Frederick, student, r. 1016 Post
Ut-ydeiifeldt Solomon, attorney at law, 33-36
Nevada Block, r. lolo Post
Heydenfeldt Solomon Jr., attorney at law, 33-
ao Nevada Block, r. 1315 Mabon
Heydeufeldt Thomas O., clerk, r. lOlC Post
Iff- Heydeufeldt. See Hadenfeldt
Heydenrelch Emil, bartender, r. 7 Everett
Heydenreich Frederick, musician r. 7 Everett
H-ye Henry, liquor saloon, 234 Townseud
»y Heye. See Hey and Hay
Heyen John, laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 3116 Fill-
more
Heyer Albert, groceries and liquors, 500 Third,
and Supervisor Ninth Ward, r. .=>01 Bryant
Heyer Albert C, with A. Heyer, r.501 Bryant
Heyer Charles W., collector The German Savings and
Lonn Society, r. 271fi Pine
Heyer Fred. H., machinist, r. 501 Bryant
Heyer Harry, r. 640 Golden Gate Av
Heyer William, steward M. B. Moraghan
Hever William C. clerk A. Heyer, r. 501 Bryant
0^ Heyer. See Hyer
Heyermaun Charles, porter G. Berson, r. 8W cor
Fourth and Bryant
Heyermann Frederick W. (Mead k Heyermsnn) r. 500
F urth
Heyerraanu Jerome, plumber W. J. Bustemeyer, r.
50i) Fourth
Heyermann John A. F., physician and propri-
eMkiT Bryant Street Pharmacy, SW cor Fourth and
Bryant, r. 500 Fourth
Heyermann John A. F. Jr., horseshoer Central BB., r.
.500 Fourth
Heyfron Michael, laborer, r. 28 Perry
Hevfron Patrick, r. 714 Folsom
I&- Heyfron. See Heffron
Heyl George, porkpacker, r. 2738 Folsom
Heym Charles, cook, r. 8ii3!4 Market
Heym Franz O., foreman Oriental Warehouse, r. 110
Stockton
Heyraan A., law student George E. Harpham, r.
Berkeley
Heyman Abraham, traveling salesman G.Cohn k Co.,
r. 1236 O'Farrell
Heyman Abraham B., clerk, r. 206 Ellis
Heyman Gustave, traveling salesman G. Cohn k Co.,
r. 1236 O'Farrell
Heyman Henrietta, widow, r. 206 Ellis
Heyman Henry, liquor saloon, 615 Pacific
Heyman Henry, teacher music, r. 20ii Ellis
Heyman lacob, salesman Thomas Lundy, r. 26 Turk
Heyman Ja ob, r. 1014 Market
Heyman Julius (Heyman & Mayar) and detler
leather, 41 Clay, r. 206 Ellis
Heyraan Julius, boots and shoes, 1946 Fillmore, r.
212.1 Bush
Heyman Meyer, real estate, r. 32 Fourth
Heyman Moritz, traveling salesman G. Bosenberg k
Son
Heyman & Mayer (Julius Heyman and Abraham
Mayer) commission merchants. 41 Clay
Heymann Max, clerk Noah J. Franklin, r. 510 Ste.
venson
Heymann Samuel, salesman Jacob Unn* k Co., r.
Oakland
tff- Heymann. See Heiman, Heimann and Hyman
Heynians Ernest, journalist, r. 1018 Geary
Heymans Paul, j.)urnali8t, r. 1018 Geary
Heyn Bainey, cigarmaker, r. 16 Verona PI
Heyn Ernest, merchant, r. 1413 Clay
Heyn F. Oscar, r. 110 Stockton
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
Hotels and Steamboats completely furnished with
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY.
Special Prices Given.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO..
Mannfactarers of Sbow Cases
and Store Pixtores.
37 MarM St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
Also the finest er»deB of Clarets, HockH. 1
Burgundies. Sauternes. Ports and Sherries j
ARPAD HARASZTKY & CO.,
630 WASHINOTOa
HEY
605
HIC
Heyn Frederick W., tanner, r. 1215 Florida
Heyu Herman, r. 10 Lannton
Heyneman Herman, cigar manufacturer, 614-
516 Front, r. 1422 Post
Heyneman Robert, salesman Herman Heyneman, r.
1422 Post
Heynemaiin Alexander, attorney at law, 310
Pine, rooms 29-31, r. 7 Fmucisco
Heynemann Charles H., salesman Blake, MofiBtt &
Towne, r. 10(i5 Vallejo
Heynemann Edward, umbrellamaker, r. 217 Seventh
Heynemann Hermunn, manager Sau Francisco
Pioneer Woolen Factory, office ll,"! Battery, r. 7
FrauciBco
Heynemann Lenard. weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory
Heynemann Lionel, civil engineer, r. 7 Francisco
Beyueraanu Manfred H. (Heynemann & Co,) r. 7
Francisco
Heynemann Milton H., shipping clerk L. & E. Wer-
theimer, r. 7 Francisco
Heynemann <& Co. (Manfred H. Heynemann,
Arthur Eloesser and Emillo M. Pissis) importers
and manufacturers dry and furnishing goods,
9-11 Sansome
I^T' Heynemann, See Heineman
Heyner El ward, baker The Baldwin
Heynold Otto, manager Tittel & Krueger, 1 Sutter, r.
Oakland
Heysen Genrge, r. 605 Broadway
Heywood Brothers A: Co., chair mnfrs. 663 Mission
Heywood Franklin, capitalist, r. 822 Turk
Heywood Henry A., manager advertising dept Palmer
& Rey, r. 614 Mason
Heywond Nelson J., bookkeeper S, J. Heywood & Co.,
r. 311 Golden Gate Av
Heywood SilasJ. (S. J. Heywood & Co.) r, 311 Golden
Gate Av
Heywood S. J, & Co. (Silas J. Heywood) commission
merchants, 222-224 Clay
Heywood Walter M., real estate agent, 649 Washing-
ton, r. West Berkeley
1^' Heywood. See Haywood
Hezle Hiram, coachman 502 Geary
Hezelripg Allan, merchant, r. 16(i9 California
Hibbard Albert A., farmer, r. 608 Castro
Hibbard C. W. (Roberts & Hibbard) r. 109 Taylor
Hibbard George D., collector Olympic Club, r. 109
Taylor
Hibbard James C, B., attorney at law, r. 817 Leaven-
worth
Hibbard J. E., r. 22 Fifth
Hibbard Warren, real estate agent, r. 1135 Shotwell
Hibbert Edward, laborer, r, 2:h Bush
Hibbert E. E. M., bellboy American Exchange Hotel .
Hibbets ^. R.. engineer A. M. Jewell & Co.
Hibernia Bre^very, Matthew Nunan proprietor,
1225-1229 Howard
Hibernia Savinfirs and Loan Society The,
Myles D. Sweeny president, Robert J. Tobin sec-
retary, NE cor Montgomery and Market
HibyTharles, driver Mitchell, Haskins & Co., r. 434
Linden Av
Hichborn Albert C, secretary 8. F. Hay Exchange, r.
fiio Third
Hichens J. Richard, engineer Oregon Imp Co., r, Ala-
meda
Hick Joseph, tailor, r. 543 Ji Natoma
Hickei Henry N., SK'nt, r. 640 Natoma
^ Hickei. See Hickcy
Hickel Adam, cook, r. 411 Pacific
Hickert Annie Mrs., varieties, SI.'? Bryant
Hickey Annie Mrs., r. 6 Washington Av
Hickey Bernard. macliiniKt, r. 1339 Howard
Hickey Daniel, elevatorman, r. 1339 Howard
Hickey Daniel, liquor saloons, 227 Pacific and 1727J4
Stevenson, r. 1727 }4 Steven8(>n
Hickey Dennis, salesman, r. 15J4 Powell
FRATINGER k CO.
READY-MADE SUITS
FOR
LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN.
105 KEARNY STREET.
John hammond'
REFLECTORS,
FOR SHOW WINDOWS AND STOEES,
MADE AND REPAIRED.
W. E. LANE,
Plumber
B05 KEARNV STREET.
EstabllBheJ 1860. Telephone 315.
Hickey EMwani, Klioeniaker, 15:< Fifteenth
Hickey Edward Mrs , ladies' nurse, r. 153 Fifteenth
Hickey Frank, r. 849 Market
Hickey George E.. car driver, r. 1719 O'Farrell
Hickey James, glazier, r. 434 Natoma, rear
Hickey James, laborer, r. 818 Sansome, rear
Hickey James, laborer, r. SW cor Haight and Lyon
Hickey James, stevedore, r. 125 Nineteenth
Hickey James, painter John G. Edmondeon, r. 1008
Hyde
Hickey James Jr., painter John G. Edmonson, r. 1008
Hyde
Hickey James T., policeman, r, 1116 Taylor
Hickey Jeremiah, laborer, r. 13 Everett
Hickey Jerome J., policeman, r. 1116 Taylor
Hickey John, carwabher Market St. RR., r. 815 Eigh-
teenth
Hickey John, laborer, r. 617 ^ Mission, rear
Hickey John, longshoreman, r. 3 De Hone
Hickey John, merchant tailor, 1131 Market
Hickey John, njate btmr Newark, r. 816 Vallejo
Hickey John, watchman, r. 915 !« Natoma
Hickey John, watchman St. Ignatius College, 214
Hayes
Hickey John B., r. 1339 Howard
Hickey John J., fireman stmr Granada, r. SW cor
Yolo and Nebraska
Hickey John M., expressman cor Battery and Com-
mercial, r. 890 Seventeenth
Hickey John T. laborer, i . 58 Natoma
Hickey Julia Miso, dressmaking. J008 Hyde
Hickev Kate M. Miss, teacher Tehama Primary School,
r. 1339 Howard
Hickey Lawrence, plasterer, r. 869 Market
Hickey Mnry, domestic 227 Hayes
Hickey May Miss, talloress, r. 534 Ellis
Hickey Michael, night watchman S, F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 1048 Mission
Hickey Nellie Miss, housekeeper, r. 2123 Mission
Hickey Patrick, laborer, r. 212 First
Hickey Patrick, laborer, r. Richland Av, nr Laurel
Av
Hickey P.itrick, laborer, r. Teneriffe, nr Tombigbee
Hickey Patrick, laborer, r. 017)4 Mission, rear
Hickey Thomas, stonecutter, r. 1212 Treat Av
Hickey Thomas A., proof re.tder Examiner, r. 507 Pine
Hickey W. H., r. 1.50 Third
Hickey William, rook, r. 13 Clay
Hickey William, machinist Murray Bros., r. Richland
Av, nr Laurel Av
Hickev William C, bartender Michael Kllday.r. 358)4
Clementina
B£?" Hickey. See Hickei
Hickie John B., cooper Cal. Barrel Co.
Hickie Oscar, plnmlier, r. 706)4 Harrison
B9^ Hickie. See Hickey
Hickies William W., president Ithaca Consolidated
Gold and Silver M. and M. Co., 116 Phelan Bldg,
r. Oakland
Hlckling Thomas, millhand Miller & Hamilton, r.
Oakland
Hickman Kdward, currier Laguna Tannery
Hickman John G., helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 69
Tehama
Hirkiiiau Joseph B., cook, r. 519 Stevenson
Hickok Frank W., marker S. P. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
Hickok Geor^re G., secretary Manufacturers' As-
sociation of California, and member San Fran-
cisco Stock Exchange, office 43 Merchants' Ex-
change, r. Alcmeda
Hickok George W., broker, r. Ill Turk
Hickok Horace D., compositor, r. 602 Mason
Hickok Myron B., clerk Pac. Ins. Union, r. 602 Guer-
rero
Hickok Orrin A., r. 29 Grant Av
Hickok William B., mining, 324 Montgomery, r. 602
Guerrero
K?- Hickok. See Heeox
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Slanafacfarer of every deneription off
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIQHT CARS.
43 to 50 Beale Street, San franclsco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker.
421-4117 Narhet Street.
Dederick's Perpetaal Hay
Sole Asents fbr
Presses.
HIC
606
HIG
W. W. Montague & Co.
puhkeps,
Suction and Force.
FOR IIANn, WIXO-niLli AND POWER,
ALL, SIZKS.
809. 311, S13, 315 and 317 MAIIKET ST£££T
HIckox Arthur M., cashier Union Ins. Co.. r. Alameda
Hicks Andrew, r. 621 California
Hicks Jiurt, niaihinlst Tatimi & Bowen, r. 1838 Ellis
Hicks Cliarles, teamster, r. 344 Tenth
Hirks Cora Miss, nurse, r. loOo Sutter
Hicks Danirl |Hi. ks & Judd) r. 1010 Pina
Hicks Frank, couduitor N. B. and M. RR.. r. 1129
Treat Av
Hicks Frank S., surveyor Pac. Ins. Union, r. Palace
Hotel
Hicks Henry I., compositor Francis, Valentine k. Co.,
r. 552 Bryant
Hicks Henry J., <-lerk J. L. Hicks, r. 2510 Bryant Av
Hirks James, clerk, r. 24311 Sacrnmento
Hicks James L., sewing machine agent, 667 Mission,
r. 2.510 Bryant Av
Hicks James S., coaebman, r. 2131 Howard
Hicks Jane B.. widow, r. 219 Powell
Hicks John J., clerk general freight dept S. P. Co.. r.
426 Geary
Hicks John R., photographer Charles L. Cramer, r.
728 Folsom
Hicks John W., gripman Market St. RR., r. 5107 Mi»-
sion
Hicks Margaret, widow, r. 2430 Sacramento
Hicks Mary A., widow, r. 131S Sacramento
Hicks Peter, bl.scksmith, r. 529 Valencia
Hicks Reuben B., contractor, SO New Montgomery,
r. 728 Guerrero
Hicks Richard W., clerk, r. 110 Twelfth
Hicks Siinon P.. butcher, r. 2430 Sacramento
Hicka Thomas J., machinist, r. .52 Natoma
Hicks William, carpenter, r. China Ay, nr London,
Exeeliiior Homestead
Hicks William IV, boatman, r. 522 Bryant
Hicks William H., bookt.fuder. r. lOtO Pine
HlckK William P. (Hicks fc Silvey) r. Palace Hotel
HICKS & JUDD, bookbinders,
printerii and blank book manufactur-
ers and proprietors Pacific Coast Hotel
Regrister, 23 First
Hicks fc Silvey (William P. Hicks and Lee E. Silvey)
real estsie agent;*, 14 Geary
Hicksou Julia F., widow, r. 478 Tehama
Hickste.lt Herman, bakeiy, 127 Post
Hickton Henry A., cook H.irrison * Coit, r. 63 Jessie
Hidd.n Treasure Quicksilvtr Mining Co., A. Halsey
secretary, 328 Mout^otnery, room 7
Hied, r Charles, baker H. Nieman, r. 625 McAllister
Hief-'el Albert N., drayman, 314 Spear, r. SW cor
Sanchez and Hancock
Hiepel Catherine, widow, r. SW cor Sanchez and
Hancock
Hiegel Francis A., teamster, r. 8W cor Sanchei and
Hancock
Hielmaii E.. cigarmaker r. 317 Bush
Hielmau Henry, porter, r. 317 Bush
Hieu August, liquor saloon. 736 Montgomery, r. 442
Green
Hiene Jacob, laborer Cal. Wire Works r. 2207 Mason
Hi'-stand Albert, carpenter, r. 1208 Kearny
Hiestaiid Bertha, dressmaker, r. 120H Kearny
Hiestand Lizzie, dressmaker, r. 1J08 Kearuy
Hiestand Rose, dressmaker, r. 1208 Kearny
Biester Amos C. (The Daily Report Publishing
Co.) 238 Montgomery, r 2(^41 Howard
HifBter Elwood C, compo.^itor, r. 1134 Howard
Hie^ter Georsje N., compositor, r. 1H13 Jessie
Hiester Ida M. MiKS.teacherWhlttierPrimary School,
r. 2641 Howard
Hiehter John H., foreman pressman Report, r. 2639
Howard
Hiester William A., collector Report, 238 Uontgom-
ery, r. 'MAX Howard
Higbee John H., teamster Petersen & Co., r. 1501J4
Buchanan
Higel Alois, ironmolder, r. 37 Tehama
HIgclnbotham William H., silk mufr, 357 Tehama, r.
ISiiH Noe
HigRinbotbam William S., conductor Central RR., r.
1528 Eildy
HigKiiis A., r. 24 Turk
Hi;i«lu8 Addle, widow, r. 28 Seventh
Hii^gins Albert H., bookkeeper Higglns k Collins, r.
Oakland
HiggiiiS Alexander G., carrlagemaker John Allen, r.
10 Moss
Higgins Alfred, laborer, r. 1233 Market
H)gt{lus Bessie Mrs., r. 161K Folsom
Hl;;giii8 Bryan, laborer, r. 1912 Powell
Hiugins Catherine Mms, r. 125 Clinton
Hi|;£;in8 Cliarles B., seer tary Iowa Mining Co.,
408 California, room 2, r. 157 Seventh
Higgins Charles C, druggist J. J. Cook, r. 165 Ninth
Higgins Charles H., bookkeeper R. F. Osborn & Co.,
I . Berkeley
HIggius Daniel B., springmaker Cal. Spring Mnfg
Co., r. 572 Howard
Hlggina David, laborer Lobos Square Packing House
HigKins Edward J., teamster, r. 1415 Stockton
Higgius Elisha (Qiggius & CollinB) r. Oakland
Higgiuff Frank, gardener, r. flO Folsom
Higgins Frederick, cigars and tobacco, 312 Third, r.
503 Mason
Higgins George C, clerk freight auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. 10 (8 Twenty-fourth
Higgins George H., carpenter, r. 909 Greenwich
Higgins Hugh, laborer, r. 123X Langton
Higgins Hugh, nigbt. janitor Industrial School
Higgins James, carpenter, r. 1016 Pacific
HiKgins James, groceries and provisions, 961^ Mis-
hion, r. 1214 Mission
Higgins James, tanner H. N. Cook, r. 34 Clara
Higgins James, teas and coffees, 40 Sixth and 963 Mis-
sion, r. 1214 Mission
Higgins James E.. secretary and treasurer Allen k
Higgins Lumber Co., r. 591 Ellis
Higgins Jamas E., teamster J. Morton 4 Co., r. 42SJ<
Twenty-second
Higgins James H., jeweler H. EUeau, r. 2404 Bush
Higgins James J., driver Hoffman It Woenne, r. IOC
Natoma
Higgias J. B., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. Oakland
Higgins J. M. ft Co. (John M. Higgins and Thomas
L. Wand) bookbinders and paperrulers, 632 Clay
Higgins John, blacksmith Milo P. Holmes, r. 10 Moss
Higyins John, bollermaier, r. 428)4 Twenty-second
Higgins John, carriage painter, r. 108 William
Higgins John, machinist, r. Blake, nr Geary
Higgins John, machinist, r. 315 Brannan
Higgins Jolin, proprietor Western Hotel, 212-214
Broadway
Higgins John, teamster, r. 1112 Larkin
Higgins John Jr., clerk Western Hotel, 212 Broadway
Higgins John E., lithographer, r. 8 B Thirtieth, nr
Higgins John J., peddler, r. W sKentucky, bet(3enter
and Santa Clara
Higgins John M. (J. M. Higgins h Co.) r* 428H
Twenty-second
Higgins John P., collector Keane Bros., r. 212 Broad-
way
Higgins John W., propertyman, r. 1203 )i Folsom
Hiiigius Joseph, marker U. S. Laundry
Higgins Joseph J., teamster Triickee Lumber Co., r.
:-)l Freelon
Higgins J. S., agent West Coast SS. Co., office 42 Mar-
ket, r. Oakland
Higgins Julia, widow, groceries, S 8 Thirtieth, nt
Sanchez
Higgins Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 339 Eddy
Higgins Lewis, shipping clerk Redington U Co., r.
103 Ei^'hth
Higgins Lizzie, dressmaker, r. 84 Everett
Higgins M., laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
THE LATEST STYLES,
THE FINEST GOODS,
THE BEST WORK at
"THE HASTINGS,"
1.ICK IIOVSE R1.0CK:.
THE LION lire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,009
Assets, $4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SEZT317, Asst, UasageE.
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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HigRins M., laborer P. M. S9. Co.
HigKins Mabel Mies, artist, r. 904 Washington
HigKiuB Mark, teanisier, r. 24 HofifAv
Hlggius Martin, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r.
521 Howard
HigBins Mnrtin, machinist, r. Blake, nr Gewy
Higgins Mary, widow, r. 324 Broadway
Higgius Maurice, bookkeeper Charles M. Plum k
Co.. r. 2319 Jackson
Higgins Maurice, painter, r. 23 Eausch
HiggiuK Michael, hackdriver, r. 10 Glover
Higgins Michael, laborer, r. 19 Heron
Higgins Michael, laborer, r. 423 Sixth
Higgins Nicholas, carpenter, r. 314 Thirteenth
Higgins Patrick, grainer, r. 14fi Fifth
Higgius Patrick, laborer, r. 268 Brannan
Biggins Patrick, waiter, r. 5j9 Sacramento
Higgins P. E., r. 115 Kearny
Higgins Richard, laborer, r. 325 Fillmore
Higgins Robert, bricklayer, r. 22.53 Mission
Higiiins Thomas Mrs., r. 1014 Vallejo
Higgins Thouias, deckhand stmr Mare Island
Higgins Thomas, tailor, r. 324 Broadway
HigKins Thomas F., painter, r. 10 Glover ^
Higgins Thomas F., porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
4'iSii Twenty-second
Higgins Thomas J., laborer, r. 521 Howard
Higgins Walter B. (Higgins fc Bigsze) r. 722 Green
Higgii-.B Walter D., bookkeeper The Morgan Oyster
Co., r. Alameda
Higgins William, r. 7 Salmon
Higgins William, bookbinder, r. 10 Glover
Higgins William, laborer, r. 312 Beale
Higgins William, laborer, r. 467 Clementina
Higgins William, longshoreman, r. 1 Alaska PI
Higgius William, mlllman, r. 902 Montgomery
Higgins William, shoemaker Cahn, Niokelsburg k
Co., r. 10 Glover
Higgins William J., barb?*, r. 284 Stevenson
Higgins William J., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 1016
Pacific
Higgins William L., clerk U. 8. Land Office, r. 227
Geary
Higgins William T., broker, r. 1124 Sutter
Higgins William W., paperhanger, r. 2 Glover
Higgins & Bigaze (Walter B. Higgins and Louis Big-
aze) sewing machines, 1100 Stockton
Hi^eins Jii Collins (Elisha Higgins and George
H. Cullinii) commission merchants, redwood lum-
ber, etc.,. Pier 10 Steuart
Higeinson Richard H., with Lebenbaum Broa., r. 920
Pine
Higginson William A., deckhand, r. 1121 Greenwich
Hlggs Alfred, chainmaker Pac. Boiling Mill, r. 413
Fourth
Higgs David, machinist, r. 413 Fourth
Higgs John, liquor saloon, 233 Slith, r. 512H San
Jose Av
Higgs Thomas, asphaltum roofer, 823 Jackson, r. 1
(,'odman PI
Higgs William (Higgs k Co.) r. 1109 Van Ness Av
Hig'gs Si Co. (William Higgs) groceries and liquors,
yol Larkin
High Zadok, machinlstFuUon Iron Works, r. Oakland
Highland James, stableman, r. 18 Clementina
Highland Patrick, r. 309 Minna
Highland William, hostler, r. 2414 California
Highton Henry E. , attorney at law, 528 Califor-
nia, r. The Baldwin
Hightower H. G., r. 102 Fifth
Hightiiwer William G., cigarmaker Edward Schwerln
& Son, r. fi60 Howard
Higson Charles, bookkeeper Patent Brick Co., r. 1203?^
Golden Gate Av
Hilbert Albert, florist and decorator, 15 Geary, r. 9
Geary
Hilborn Charles, r. 438 Tehama
Hilborn Fred, butcher, r. 787 Folsom
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIEB9IO-EL,ECTRIC
RUSSIAN ani TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated aiid Electric Baths Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SEWER PIPE. SEWER TRAPS.
Se-wers Laid Properly.
Sewers Repaired.
W. E. LANE,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1860. Telephone 315w
Hili)oni Samuel G., attorney at law, r. 325 Seven-
teenth
Hilbourn Adolph, clerk, r. 2665 Howard
Hikl John. luolder. r. l-iO Clara
Hild William, mexsinan stiur Santa Rosa
Hildebrand Adolph, painter, r. 120:) Market
Hildebrand Albert S., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 1037 Market
Hildebrand Annie, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. North Point, iir Larkiii
Hildebrand Arthur, blacksmith P. W. Cummins, r.
Twenty-Klxtb. bet Valencia and Mission
Hildebruud A. S., r. 780 St.venson
Hildebrand Charles A., deputy Assessor, r. 110 Ellis
Hildebrand Conrad (HilUebiaod & Hoffman) r. 420
Filbert
Hildebrand Conrad, dairy produce, 324 Third
Hildebrand Conrad, gro.er, 118 Eighteenth
Hildebrand E. August, biitchtr, 123 Si-venth
Hildebrand Frank, salesman, r. 42!) O'Farrell, rear
Hildebrand George, boarding stnble, 1619 Pow»*ll
Hildebrand George, plumber, r. l.;03J4 Dnpont
Hildebrand George M., pressman, r. ."11)7 Chestnut
Hildebrand Henry B., machinist Hedges k Hall, r.
507 Chestnut
Hildebrand Jacob, teamster Cal. Barrel Co., r. E «
lUinoiK. bet Napa and Lena PI
Hildebrand Lizzie, domestic M19 nuerrero
Hildebrand Minnie, burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. North Puint, nr Larkin
Hildebrand William, blacksmith, r. 12 Twenty-sixth
Hildubrand William C, groceries and liquors, 413
Jones
Hildebrand & Hoffmann (Conrad Hildebrand and
August Hoffmann) liquor saloon, 92.> Koaruy
Hildebrandt Augustus, liquor saloon, 913 Kearny, r.
117 Trenton
Hildebrandt Caroline Mrs., r. 33 Valparaiso
Hildebrandt Charles, r. 109 >< Shipley
Hildebrant Charles (Hildebrandt & Knop) r. 2102 Ma-
son
Hildebrandt Edward, driver William Hessler, r. 108
Trenton
Hildebrandt Frederick, carriage painter Walcom,
Gowau k Coffee, r. 1109 Pine
Hildebrandt Fritz W., shoemaker, 818 Buchanan
Hildebramlt Henry, r. 2n28 .Mission
Hildebrandt Jacob, steward John A. Shepston, r. 16
Lafayette
Hildebrandt J. Henry J., tailor, NW cor Valencia and
Twinty-third, r. 17H M una
Hildebrandt .fohn, capitalist, r. 109 Shipley
Hildebrandt John, clerk L. H. Puckhaber, r. 2028 Mis-
sion
Hildebrandt, Posner fc Co. (William C. Hildebrandt
and Max Posmr) importers an^l wholesale dealers
wines and llquor.s, 411-413 Battery
Hildebrandt William C. (Hildebrandt, Posner & Co.)
r. 2715 Pine
Hildebrandt & Knop (Charles Hildebrandt and Elfert
Knop) groceiies and liquors, SE cor Montgomery
and Broadway
&" Hiidt^brandt. See Hildebrand, Hildenbrand, Hil-
lebrand and Hiliebrandt
Hildebrant George, glazer, 6 Lily Av., r. 8 Lily Av
Hildebreclit Charlns, r. 26 Turk
Hildebrecht Otto T , woodcarver U. Fritschle. r. 26
Turk
Hildenbrand Conrad, plumber, r. 415 Capp
mjr Hildenbrand. .See Hildebrand, Hildebrandt, Hil-
lebrand and Hillebrandt
Eilder Duncan D., salesman Overland Packing Co., r.
13 Thirtieth
Hilderbrand Conrad, barber. 526 Commercial, r. 709
Montgiimery Av
Hilderbrand Jacob, hamessmaker L. D. Stone & Co.,
r. 825 Jackson
Hilderbraudt John P., shoemaker, r. 820 Buchanan
W. B. BANCROFT S CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TBLKPHONE 82.
LITHOGRAPHERS
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. DAVIS, City Agent,
439 California Streot.
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W. "W. Montague &. Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENOT.TSH AND AMKRTCAN
f
Encunstlf, ttluzed mii<I Plain.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
nilderbrant Henry, butcher MlchpUsen, Both & Co.,
r. Platte, bet St. Thomas and "enezuela
Hildreth \. S., r. 449 Jessie
Hildreth George W., conductor 8. P. Co., r. 1727
Buchauan
Hildn th John. r. 719 California
Hildreth Richard, laborer, r. 17 Gilbert
Hilger Joseph, miner, r. 521 Pacific
Hilgerloh AuKusta. widow, r. 517 Bush
Hilgt-rloh George, compositor Demokrat, r. 517 Bush
Hilgerloh Sierich, clerk, and extraman Hook and Lad-
der No. 4, r. 1214 Pacific
Hilken Dlederich H., carpenter New England Soap
Co,, r. E B Arkansas, bet Solano and Butte
Hilker August, hostler, r. 26 Sacramento
Hill A. J. Mips, student Barnard's Business College,
r. 1307 Fillmore
Hill Albert B., dentist, 805 Howard
Hill Albert E., clerk, r. 933 Mission
Hill Alexander, driver Union Ice Co., r. 739 Fourth
Hill Alfred S., dentist. 518 Geary
Hill A. Ludlum, deutist, 1443 Market
Hill Annie, widow, r. 526 Geary
Hill Annie Miss, r. 127 Eddy
Hill Annie A. Miss, principal Shotwell Street Prim-
ary School r. 608 Fillmore
Hill .\nnie J. Mrs., dressmaking, 331 Geary
Hill Arthur, steward btmr San Juan
Hill Arthur B., manager Horace Davis k Co., r. Oak-
land
Hill Arthur M., manager The New Home Sewing
Machine Co. and executor of Samuel Hill's estate,
634 Market, r. Alameda
Hill Augustus 8., miner, r. 115 Second
Hill, Avondale & Co. (Cincinnati) agency 312 Sacra-
mento
Hill Benjamin Mrs., r. 1001 California
Hill Benjamin S., asbestos goods, 105 Fremont
Hill Charles, clerk Harry W. Syz, r. 526 Geary
Hill Charles, painter, r. 'W s Chattanooga, nr Twenty-
fourth
Hill Charles B., clerk U. 8. Coast and Geodetic Sur-
vey, r. 2101 Steiner
Hill Charles D., lumber dealer, r. 1029 Market
Hill Charles L., clerk, r. 526 Geary
Hill Charles W., clerk, r. 1302 Webster
Hill Christian C, bookkeeper Kemillard Brick Co., r.
Oakland
Hill Edmund E., drug clerk, r. 702 Ellis
Hill Edward, clerk Brown Bro*i. & Co., r. 120 Seventh
Hill Fdward, cook, r. 83 Stevenson, rear
Hill Edward P. (J. H. Boyd & Co.) r. 8 Montgomery
Av
Hill Edwin P., porter London and S. F. Bank (lim-
ited) r. 3020 Sacramento
Hill Ephraim P., painter, r. 702 Ellis
Hill Ferris C, carpenter, r. 331 Geary
Hill Francis, assittant weigher U. 8. Mint, r. 1307
Fillmore
Hill Frank, carpenter, r. IOCS Howard
Hill Frank, clerk, r. 116 Eighth
Hill Frank, liquor saloon, 34H Fourth, r. 8 Caroline
Hill Frank A., machinist, r. 810 Mission
Hill Frank E., bookkeeper, r. 745 Howard
Hill Frank E.. wtiter Cliff House
Hill Frank H., clerk H. S. Crocker & Co.. r 171S How-
ard
Hill Frederick E., salemman, r. 1145 Mission
Hill George, bartender Hamilton & Clift, r. 15 Eddy
Hill Georg^e A., broker and executor Samuel Hill's
estate, r. 722 Bush
Hill George B., traveling salesman Bothin, Dalle-
mand & Co., r. Oakland
Hill George F., stereotyper, r. 2619 Octavla
Hill George H., r. 30.? Minna
Hill George M., student A. Van Der NalUen, r. 72a
Broadway
Hill George V., laborer, r. 140 East Van Ness At
Hill Henry, tailor Brown Bros. & Co, r. 668 Mission
Hill Horace L.. office 314 California, r. 920 Pine
Hill J., seaman stmr Alex. Duncan
Hill J., waiter, r. 408 McAllister
Hill James, boiler covering worker William Gould, r.
1079 Market
Hill James, millband Cal. Cigar Box Co., r. 311
Seventh
Hill James Jr., clgarmaker, r. 311 Seventh
Hill James B., house mover, r. 1211 Folsom
Hill James H., Inspector Pac. Bell Tel. Co., r. 622
Broadway
Hill James P. Jr., r. 306 Twenty-first
Hill James S., machinist Phelps Mnfg. Co., r. 3102
Greenwich
Hill John (John Hill & Co.) r. 1217 Bush
Hill John, laborer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 223 Green
Hill John, liquor saloon, 2010 Fillmore, and cigar
mnfr., 2016 Fillmore
Hill John, machinist, r. 800 Bay
Hill John Jr., porter Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r. 615
Stockton
Hill Join & Co. (John Hill) real estate agents, COl
California
Hill John B., stock driver, r. 790)4 Twenty-fourth
Hill John E., real estate, r. 441 Eddy
Hill John G., machinist Talt & Hainque, r. 9 8«y-
raour Av
Hill John H., r. 915 Lyon
Hill John J., carpenter, r. 26 Turk
Hill John T., capitalist, r. 16 Geary
Hill John W., marble cutter A. Morris, r. 218 Fifth .
Hill Josie Miss, teacher Pacific Kindergarten
Hill J. S., r. 431 Gough
Hill Katie E. Miss, saleslady, r. 323 Eddy
Hill L. L., r. 409 Leavenworth
Hill Louis B., compositor George Spaulding k Co.,
r. 927 O'FarreU
Hill M. A. Mrs., bakery and confectionery, 524)4 Sixth
Hill Marcus, driver Alonzo Davidson, r. cor Nine-
teenth and Eureka
Hill Marian, widow, r. 2101 Steiner
Hill Mary, widow, r. SE cor Alabama and Twenty-
fourth
Hill Mary A., widow, r. 608 Fillmore
Hill O., coalpaeser stmr Alameda
HillP.B.,r. 2112 Pine
Hill Robert, laborer P. M. 88. Co., r. 58 Tehama
Hill Robert B., r. 13o7 Fillmore
Hill Robert R., pictures and frames, 608 Market, r.
1935 Geary
Hill Rose Miss, r. 2101 Hyde
Hill S., laborer, r. 1428 Mission
Hill S. Mrs., widow, r. 209 Powell
Hill Samuel (estate of) sewine machines, machine
supplies, general agency Caligraph Typewriters
and Mme. Demorest's Patterns. 634 Market
Hill Sarah, widow, r. 307 Fourth
Hill Talton T., painter, r. 1160 Market
Hill Thomas, artist, 3v!3 Phelan Bldg, r. 1707 Polk
Hill Thomas, hostler, r. 25 Washington
Hill Thomas, laborer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 228 Green
HILL THOMAS L. de„ti,t 1020
Marliet, bet Sixtli and Seventli. Office
iiours 9 A. M. to 3 P. M.
Hill Thomas M., stevedore, r. 2102 Greenwich
Hill Thomas T., wellborer, r. 423 Bush
Hill Truman L., letter carrier Post Otfice, r. 15 Clin-
ton Park
Hill William, laborer, r. 109 Shipley, rear
Hill William, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r.
cor Brook and Mission
Hill William B., lumber dealer, r. 813 Golden Gate At
Hill William H.. laborer, r. 311 Seventh
Hill W. McPberson, deputy Collector Custom House,
r. Occidental Hotel
0»- Hill. See Hills
XJOS
Imported and Domestic Rugs in Immense variety.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
MKXT xnors fax.ace hotei..
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Kanafactnrers of Show Cases
and Storo Fixtures.
3? Martet St
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY;
Finer than the class of Champagnes sent from) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
France to this country, but without Brandy, f 630 WASH^TOM BTBUT,
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Hlllard Cliarles C. helper, r. 1526 Webster
Hlllard Christopher, butcher, 83 Ninth, r. 728 Steven-
sou
Hillanl Ezra M., salesman, r. 94C Mission
Hillard Frederick, master mariner, r. 1115 Sutter
HillarU James H., extraman Hook and Ladder No. 1,
r. 409 Pacific
Hillanl Patrick, laborer, r. 1313 San80me,rear
•^Hillard. See Billiard
Hillbcri; Louis, barley mill tender Henry Coubroogh
& Co., r. 2U Francisco
Hillebrand Albert, liquor saloon, 1019 Market, r.
64iJ4 Natoina
Hillebrand Andrew, r. Pii}^ Natoma
HilUbrand Frank J., salesman B. M. Atchinson &
Co., r. 429 O'Farrfll
Hillebrand Hi nry, groceries and liquors, 1712 Eddy
Hillebrand Herman, shoemaker Joseph Gutbeilet, r.
3117 Sacramento
Hlllebrandt Carsten, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Bush and Oct«via
HiIl«>brHndt P. Si Co. (Fabian Hillebrandt,
Pet« r 'WinJeler and Nicolaus L. Meyer) proprie-
tors Enterprise Brewery and Malt House, 2015-
2019 Folsom
Hillebrandt Fabian (F. Hillebrandt Ji Co.) r. 2010
Folsom
Hillebrfcndt H. & N. (Henry and Nicholas) groceries
and liquorn, SW cor Webster and Post
Hillebrandt Henry (H. k N. Hillebrandt) r. 8W cor
Post and Webster ■
Hillebrandt Nicholas (H. & N. Hillebrandt) r. SWcor
Post and Webster
»■ Hillebrandt. See Hildebrand, Hlldebrandt and
Hildenbrand
Hlllen Piedrich H., groceries and liquors, 1301 Larkin
Billen Edward, carpenter, r. 1132 Union
Hillen George, dfckhand f.tmr City of Stockton
Hillenbrand William (Hillenbrand & Klose) r. 32
Turk
Hillenbrand & Klose (William Hillenbrand &
Philip Klose) proprietors Turk Street Hotel. 22-
24 Turk
Hilleng William, chicken ranch, Russia and Paris
Av8. Excelsior Homestead
HlUens Frederick (John Ziegenbein & Co.) r. 1310
Howard
Hiller Adolph, tnbocco and cigars, 603 Davis, r. 7
Montgomery Av
Hiller Alfred, agent, r. 3-30 Geary
Hiller Andrew, brakeman, r. 1(K) Fifth *
HlUer D. Albert, homceopathic physician and sur-
geon. 1011 Sutter
HlUer P. Jr. Si Co. (Frederick Hiller Jr., M. D.)
proprietors Pucitic Homceopatbic Pharmacy, SW
cor Geary and Grant Av (formerly Dupont)
HlUer Prederlik Jr., M. D. (F. Hiller Jr. &
Co.) and bon-oeupathic physician, ofllce and r. 320
Geary
Hilli r George, driver, r. 659 Howard
Hiller Herman F., bookkeeper, r. 1305)^ Polk
Hiller Julius C, salfsman The Bruuswick-Balke-
Collender Co., r. 122 Turk
•^ Hiller. See Heller
Hlllers Henry, butcher, NW cor Guerrero and Six-
teenth
HillerR Henry, laborer, r. 12 Kincon Av
Hillers Joseph, cooper Coos Bay Stave and Lumber
Co., r. 73G Brannan
Hlllers Theodore, butcher C C. Lint, r. 2306 Howard
Hillert Frederick, r. 122 J4 Silver
Hillgen Herman, carpenter, r. 710 Bush
Hilliard Charlotte A. Mis., r. 312 Mason
Hilliard Dnniel B., jouri^allst, r. 94fi Harrison
Hilliard I,. B., superintendent The Bradstreet Co.,
•2m California, r. 206 Golden Gate Av
l»- Hilliard. See Hillard and Hillyard
Hilliker Annie Mrs., r. 26 Grove
FliATINGER I CO.
105 KEARIVY STREET.
CAS STOVES,
GAS nXTUEES, GAS BUENEES.
Gas Healers lor all purposes lor sale ani made to order.
\A/_ E
PLUMBER,
Established 1860.
505 KEARNV STREET.
Teleiihone 315.
Hilliker Enoch, carpenter S. M. Hills, r. 842 Clay
HillikerJohn, woolsorter Whitney & Webster, r. 924
.Folsom
Hillman Abigail, widow, r. 151 Shipley
Hillman Edward, rigger, r. 3 Pringle Court
Hillman Emilio. car driver, r. 184a Stevenson
Hillman Gus., carpet layer William Ehrenpfort, r. 26
Turk
Hillman Henry J., groceries and liquors, 722 Harri-
son, r. 711 Harrison
Hillman James, porter Wells, Fargo k Co., r. 424 San-
some
Hillman James, U. 8. Inspector Boilers, U. 8.
Appraisers' Bldg, first floor, r. 446 Bryant
Hillman Jeaiinette C. Miss, teacher Mission Gram-
mar School, r. 2027 Mission
Hillman John, clerk Gustav Witzel, r. 102 Pacific
Hillman Jolin R. , manager Southern California
Insurance Co., 405 California, r. 413 Twenty-
second
Hillnian Max, merchant, 125 Sansome, r. 1930 Pine
Hillman William, boiler inspector, r. 446 Bryant
Hills Austin, shipwright, r. 477 Haight
Hills Austin H. (Cofer. Hills and Co. and Hills Bros.)
r. Oakland
HILLS BKiOTHERS (Austin H.
and Reuben W. ) proprietors Arabian
Coflfee and Spice Milln, 400 Sanaome
and 424.4^6 Sacramento
Hills Calista, dressmaker, r. 2096 Market
Hills Charles, baker, r. 929 Pacific
Hills Charles E. (Hills i Twing) r. 742 Capp
Hills Ernest C, with Hills Bros., r. 477 Haight
Hills Ernest H., conductor, r. 910 Lyon
Hills Frank E., clerk, r. 727 Bush
Hills Frederick, expressman, r. O'Connell PI bet
Powell and Mason
Hills Henry C, clerk Mailliard & Dickson, r. 328
O'Farrell
Hills Joel F., carpenter S. M. Hills, r. 727 Bush
Hills Reuben W. (Hills Bros.) r.477 Haight
Hills Sanford M., carpenter and builder, 842 Clay and
111 Jessie, r. 842 Clay
Hills & Twing (Charles E. Hills and Frank S. Twing)
dairy produce, Bay City Market
eff" Hills. See Hill
Hillsinger Elizabeth J. Miss, millinery, 1624 Polk
Hilly er Clark, actor, r. 416 Post
Hlllyer George W., carpenter, r. 220 Third
Hillyar Mary Mrs., fancy goods. 511 Hayes
Hillyer Mason C, miner, r. 2G29 Bush
Hlllyer William, horsetrader, r. 501 X Sixth
Hilp Annie, domestic 20 Albion Av
Hilp Ferdinand F., merchant, r. 230 Kearny
Hllp Henry (Wolters Bros, k Co.) r. 230 Kearny
Hilp W., waiter stmr Santa Rosa
Hilpert Charles, molder McCormick Bros., r. 6 Rush-
ton PI
Hilpert John, iron molder, r. 272 Jessie
Hilpiscli Jacob, proprietor The Open Board, 2-4
Leidesdorff, r. Palace Hotel
Hilsz Frederirk, bakery, 2441 California
Hilt Charles W., carpenter, r. 1333 Broadway
Hilt Joseph, baker, r. 1924 Howard
Hiltabidel Lois, crayon artist, r. 205 Third
Hilton Charles, r. 408 Fell
Hilton Charles C, clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service,
r. 127 Kearny
Hilton C. W.. clerk general auditor's office 3. P. Co.,
r. Oakland
Hilton Frank C, compositor Bulletin, r. 408 Fell
Hilton Franklin C, car painter 8. P. Co., r. 408 Fell
Hilton Galvin S., vitlculturiMt, r. 935 Guerrero
Hilton George K., foreman Figaro, r. 626 Bush
Hilton John, porter, r. 1522 Polk
Hilton John, ship joiner P. M. S8. Co.. r. 607 Third
Hilton John W., general agent, r. .32X Ellis
JOHN HAMMOND
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CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Hannfbctnrcr ofeTerr deiierlption of
PASSBNOEB, STREET AND FRBIOET CARS.
-sa t* e* B«jkl« Sir««t. m^tk Frmnciaevt.
Truman, Isham & Hooker.
421-427 Market St. Aerricnltaral Impleo
ments. M'asons, tsiteam £DBine*.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOBTEBS OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
TRENCH RANGES.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STEEET
Hilton Jolin W., laborer, r. 123 Fourteenth
Hilton Lizzie, widow, r. 1537 Geary
Hilton Mary, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 1217 Union
Hilton M. E. Miss, r. 102 Bartlett
Hilton OBaood. carpenter, r. 1537 Geary
Hilton Prince E.. foreman Lowell's Warehouse, r. 113
ChattHDOoga
Hilton Samu.1 M., foreman Oakland Pier 8. P. Co.,
r. 112 Ash Av
Hilton Stauford. carpenter, r. 935 Guerrero
Hilton William M., printer, r. t>47 Folsom
Iff" Hilton. See Hylton
Hilts .\bram M., sampler Custom House, r. 144 Ninth
Hilziuger Gottlieb, boots and shoes, 314 Fourth
Himes Jonathan, braHsfiuisher Thomas Day & Co.
(limited) r. Oakland
Himes Wanton T., clerk freight depot 8. P. Co., r.
122t) FolKom
Himes William A., laborer freight depot 8. P. Co., r.
1226 Folsom
Eimmelmann Andrew T>., salesman W. & J. Sloane &
Co., r. 1615 Scott
Himnielmann August J., teamster, r. 209 H Clara
Himmelmann C.itUerine. widow, r. 1615 Scott
Himmelmann George (Himmelmann & Heluz) r. 1823
Union
Himmelmann Henry W., blacksmith John Weichhart,
r. 1615 Scott
Himmehnanu John, dishwasher J. J. Cuello, r. 115
Secoud
Himmelmann 4e Heinz (George Himmelmann and
Jacob Heinz) butchers, 1827 Union
Himmelreich Jacob, dy- r, r. 33 Jessie
Hlmmelreirh William J., cigarmaker, r. 33 Jessie
HimmelRtoPS George, bakery, 1043 Mission
Hincelot Ferdinand, with ComRtoir D'Escompte de
Paris, r. 2.'>37 Folsom
Hinchlltfe William, plumber, r. 302 O'Farrell
Hinchliffe William B.. printer, r. 613 Gough
Hinchman Albert A., clerk general auditors ofBce S.
P. Co., r. SE cor Filbert and Mason
Hinchman Augustus F., clerk archives U. S. Surveyor-
General's Office, r. I.'i26 Jackson
Hinchman Charles H., clerk Cal. St. RR.. r. Alameda
Hinchman Charles H., merchant, r. SE cor Union and
Fillmore
Hinchman Thomas W., proprietor Bay Vi'^-
trict Hotel, and secretary California Street CHble
Railroad Co., office 143.i Califoruia, r. Alameda
Hinchman Walworth H., secretary Bay Dis-
trict Assoiiation, and assistant secretary Call.>
fornia Street Cable Railroad Co., r. Alameda
Hinck S. F.. r. 1412 Larkin
Hinck H. .T., groceries and liquors, SW cor O'Far-
rell and Polk
Hinck Laurence, teamster, r. 305 Twenty-sixth
Hinck Louis (Alfs & Hiuck) r. 2700 Sutter
Hinck Minna, doraeptic 804 Ellis
1»" Hiuck. bee Hink
Hincken Henry C. roofer, r. 15 Treat Av
Hinckley A. G., brakeraan S. P. Co.. r. 624 Fourth
Hinckley Acors B. (Bryden & Hinckley) r. 300 Eigh-
teenth
Hinckley Charles H., messenger H. Dutard, r. Oak-
land
Hinckley Daniel B. (Hinckley, Spiers & Hayes) r.
Fruit Vale
Hinckley E. L., r. 302 O'Farrell
Hinckley Ezra, spring bedmaker Cal. Spring Mnfg
Co., r. V>5 New Montgomery
Hinckley Frederick W., clerk J. B. F. Davis b Son,
r. Fruit Vale
Hinckley George G., clerk King St. Warehouse, r.
; 519 Sacramento
Hinckley Hannah M., widow, r. cor Girard and Bor-
rows, U. M. T.
] Hinckley John L., mining, r. 12 Mason
Hinckley Lee E., clerk Paulsell t Wilbur, r. 33 South
Park
Hiu( kley Mark f., laborer W. W. Montague & Co., r.
HiH'.l Twentieth
Hinckley, Spiers & Hayes (Daniel B. Hinck-
ley, -Jumes spiers and Daniel E. Hayes) proprie-
tors Fulton Iron Works, Fremont, Beale and How-
ard, offi.e 2'.iO Fremont
Hinckley William C, enyineer, r. 708 Seventeenth
t&- Hinckley. Hee Hinkby
Hiuckling William, blacksmith Phelps Mnfg Co., r.
Beach, ur Fillmore
Hinderer Curl, jeW' ler Levison Bros., r. 512 Bush
HINDES EDWARD B. ™«n.-
facturer HillN Patent Inside Sliding:
Blinds screens, and improved Ve etiun
blinds, office 3:i0 Pine, r. 1.501 Turk
Hinde= William H., carpeut.r, r. 17o9 Polk
Hiuilmau Edmund, office 328 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Hiudmau James, painter, r. 935 Howard
Hinds Ambrose, bookkeeper C. W. Nordwell, r. 1216
Jackson
Hinds Annie Miss, teacher Whittier Primary School,
r. 7C.4 Bryant
Hinds H^nry, telephone inspector, r. 764 Bryant
Hinds Hiruii C, r. 2128 Bm-h
Hinds William, carriage painter, r. 764 Bryant
Hinds William A., carri8;;e painter, r. 76» Bryant
Hinds William J., <arpenter, r. 17(i9 Polk
er^inds. See Heius, Heintz, Hyues and Mines
Hine Aribnr W., clerk Pl.elps it Miller, r. 2.530 Sutter
Hine Ethel C, clerk land dept S. P. Co., r. '2530 Sutter
Hine Edward, r. 506 Battery
Hine Frederick, tanner A. Krleg, r. Columbia, bet
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Hine Nelson M., clerk, r. 321 Tehama
Hiue Nelson M. Jr., cabiiietmHker, r. 321 Tehama
Hiues A. A., weigher, r. 1117 M'uts^omery
Hiues Ann, widow, r. E 8 Illinois, bet N.ipa and Lena
PI
Hines Carrie M.. widow, r. 3.59 Minna
Hiues Charles, commercial traveler, r. 116 Prospect
PI
Hiues Charles D., general agent Hotel Register, 23
First, r. 2ii09 Mission
Hiu'S Ellen, widow, r. 447 H Natoma
Hlnes Frank H., stevedore, r. 313 Filbert
Hines Frederick A., stenograpUer A. Schilling 4 Co.,
I r. 1224 Mission
] Hines James, driver City RR., r. 307 Guerrero
1 Hiues James, laborer, r. 22 »i Freelon
Hines James, waiter, r. 319 Sansome
I Hims James J. (Davidson & Hiues) r. 1032 Howard
I Hines John, waiter, r. 403 Broadway
Hines John, laborer, r. Park Avenue, Flint Tract
Hines John C, electmtyper Joseph Winterburn &
Co.. r. East Oakland
Hines Moses, bookkeeper M. B. Moraghan, r. 702 Val-
lejO
/Hines M. L.. artist, r. 1100 Valencia
I Hlnes Ni. holMs. cook, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Hines Patrick, laborer, r lOol Battery, rear
i Hiues Timothy, laborer, r. 102 Bay
Hities Thoma-, longshoreman, r. Ill Harrison
I Hines Thoiuas, shoemaker, r. 11 Hickory Av
Hiues Thomas W., bootmaker George W. Cold well, r.
N s Sierra, bet Kentueky and Teuiiessee
Hines William, showcasemuker, r. 12 Dale PI
Hm( s William J., waiter, r. 617 Mission
Hines Willis carpenter, r. 279 Sfevt nson
^" Hiues. See Heins. Heintz. Hin.ls and Hynes
Hint,'er Frederick, liquor saluou, SE cor Post and
Central Av
Hingsbernen Hubert, marblecutler, r. 615^ Natoma
Hiuk Gustave (Hink & Grauer) r. '2424 Bubh
Hink Henry, teamster, r. 344 Eighteenth
Hink Martm, groceries, 2201 L«rkiu
IHANN & BENEDICT,
SUCCESSORS TO
C. C. HASTINGS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
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OLOTMIER.S,
&.XCK HOrSE BI.OCK.
ORIENT Ins. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,551,954
GEO. D. OORNIN, Manager
NiCKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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Hink PetPr H. ( Hink k Almas) r. E s Baker, bet Beach
aud Jeffersou
Hlnk & Aliiitts (Peter H. Hink and David Almas)
liquor saloou, NE cor Washington and Mont-
gciniery
Hink k Grainer (Gustave Hink and Thomas Qrainer)
rest^iiirants, Ktturs Bay City and Newark
l»- Hink. See Hinck
Hinkel Charles S., real ectate, r. 218 Devisadero
Hinkel Ueorge W.. coutractor, r. 19(»2 Devisadero
Hiukel John, real estate, r. Si5 Grove
Hinkel William, carpenter aud builder, r. 417 Laguna
Hinkelbein G. A., machinist Peter A. Wagner, r. 809
Mission
Hinkle Eugene F., waiter, r. 372 Clementina
Hiukle Henry C, physician National Surgical Insti-
tute, 319 Bush, r. Oakland
Hinkle John M., surgeon in charge National Surgical
IuBtit\ite. 319 Hush, r. Oakland
Hinkle Mary M. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 211 Turk
Hiukle Philip, pateutee, r. 435 Bush
Hiukle Sophie Mrs., furnished rooms, 20>i Stockton
aud 37 O'Furrell
Hinkle William, fresco painter, r. 20 !< Stockton
Hinkley A. Mrs., teacher Zeitska lustitute, r. 155
New Moutgoinery
Hinkley Charles E. McL. foreman Pac. Carriage Co.,
200 Sutter, r. 110 Taylor
Hinkley Oliver, superintendent Pacific Carriage
Co., 11 Powell, r. 110 Taylor
Hinkley Samuel S., bookkeeper B. & J. S. Doe, r. 330
O'Farrcll
i^" Hinkley. See Hinckley
Hinkman Henry, tinsmith, r. 15 Treat Av
Hinkson N. F., carpenter Robinson & Gillespie, r.
113 Third
Hinman Frank, r. 31 Potter
Hinman Henry L., clerk The Whitney Standard Oak-
land Transfer Co., r. Oakland
Hinman Z. Li., proprietor Assembly Hall Dancing
Acadeiuy, 1412 Polk, r. 1G22 Polk
Hinrichs August (Hiurichs & Haesloop) r. Oakland
Uiurichs August, liquor saloon, 2 Union
Hiuricba Ansust, musician, r. 2214 Pine
Hiurichs Charles H., packer H. Plagemann A Co., r.
36 Alabama
Hinrichs Charles J, Rrooeries and liquors, 337 Third
Hinrichs George, seaman, r. 225 Drumin
Hiurichs Gerhard, show casemaker Bernstein & Co.,
r. 916 Chur. h
Hinrichs Gustav, musician, r. 2110 Pine
Hiurichs Peter N., cellarman Bamberger & Kaemp-
fer, r. 729 Brannan
Hinrichs & Haesloop (Augiist Hinrichs and
Christian Hai-sloop) proprietors Old Oriental
Saloou, SW cor Washington and Drumra
t^ Hiurichs. See Hendricks, Henrioks and Henricbs
Hiuriuhsen Andrew, clerk Chicago Hotel, r. 228 Pa-
ciflc
Hinricbsen Benjamin, clerk John P. Modau, r. 207
Moutgomery Av
Hinsberg Charles, mnfrs' agent, 330 Pine, room 57, r.
327 Larkin
Hinsch H. Paul, bartender, r. 39 Pacific
Hiusrh Louis E., clerk George R. Starr & Co.. r. 619
Ellis
HinsL-h Thomas C, foreman United Carriage Co.. r.
519 Ellis
Hinsdale Daniel C, chief clerk W. U. Tel. Co., r.
Oakland
Hinsdale George S., general manager Pac. Pine Lum-
ber Co., office 12 California, r. Lick House
Hintan J. S., cooper Am. Sugar Refinery, r. Church,
bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Hintmann Charles, clerk H. Steljes, r. 1501 Leaven-
worth
Hintmann Henry, wines and liquors, SW cor
Polk and Uuion
DR. BAZAN'S
TlIERMO-rr,ECTRIC
BUSSIAN and TURKISH BATHS
Also Msdicated and Electric Balis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SANITARY PLUMBING
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES WELL DONE.
Repairing a. Specialty.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
EsUblished 1860. Telephone 315.
Hintmann Joachim D., grocer, r. 1700 Turk
Hinton Arthur 'I' , car conductor, r 9oh T,yon
Kiutou charl.s H., pri.ufreadcr r. 1147 Folsoiu
Hinton Isaac T., compositor William M. Hinton k
Co., r. 647 Folso^n
Hinton Milo, captain stnir San Joaquin No. 4
Hinton Walter, proofreader Chronicle, r. 1032 Mission
Hiuton William M. (William M. Hiutou & Co.) r. 647
Fiilsom
Hinton William M. Jr. (William M. Hinton & Co.) r.
613 Folsom
Hinton William M. & Co. (William M. and William
M. Hinton Jr.) book and job printers, 536 Clay
Hintz Edward, laborer, r. 202 Sixth
Hiutz John J. (Hintz & Buck) r. 1053 Howard
Hintz Otto F. (Ralzeburg & Co.) r. 1113 How ird
Hintz .V Buck (John J. Hintz aud John Buck) proptrs
Harmony Hotel, 735 Brannan
tff" Hintz. See Hinz
Hlntze Isaac R., tailor, 338 Bush, r. 1623 Sutter
Hintze Louis, porter Rosenbaum k Co., r. 1825 Stock-
ton
Hintzsch Moritz, founder, r. 1800 S^ockton
Hinz A., solicitor Pac. Mutual Life Ins. Co. of Cal.
Hinz A. Frederick (Hinz & Plageman) r. W B Mission
Road, bet Five aud Six Milo Houses
Hinz August C. (Hinz & Landt) r. 1221 Golden Gate
Av
Hinz Carl, r. 2524 J4 Sutter
Hinz Lewis, cabinetmaker, r. 2312 Poet
Hinz Lewis Jr., cabiuetiuaker, r. 2.512 Post
Hiuz William (W. Haker & Hinz) r. Oakland
Hinz William, clerk, r. 2512 Post
Hiuz & Landt (Auttust C. Hinz and Paul Landt) im-
porters millinery and striw g >o(ls, 513 Mirket
Hinz «S; Placeman (A. Frederick Hinz and Wil-
liam Plageman) proprietors Yolo Mills, 120 Mis-
sion, and dairymen W a Mission Rjad, ur Six
Mile House
oy Hinz. See Hintz
Hinze Louis, stevedore, r. 10 Billings PI
Hippeley Charles A., carpenter, r 2.59 Octavia
Hippeley Laurence, carpenter, r. 1414 Grove
Hippman Rudolph (Hippman k Schussler) r. 19 Pros-
pect PI
Hippman & Schussler (Rudolph Hippman and Adolph
Scbussler) fruits aud produce, 20-22 California
Market
Hipps Abram, shooting gallery, r. 23 Ji Rausch
Hipps David C, teamster, r. 22 54 Ciiesley
Hippscber E.sther, widow, r. 564 Minna
Hipwell George, tiusmiih, r. 1628 Stoekton
Hir.hier Alexander, waiter, r. 627 Commercial
Hird Anue, widow, r. 2409 How^ird
Bird Christopher J. (Hird * Dittuiar) r. 2409 Howard
Hird fc Dittuiar (Christ ipher J. Hird aud Charles
Dittmar) bakery, 2409 Howard
I»" Hird. See Herd aud Hurd
Hirl Dennis, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 786 Fol-
som
Hirleman Philip, porter W. Cohn k Co., r. 1308 Lar-
kin
Hirleman Philip J., clerk Edward Mehlert, r. 1308
Larkin
Hiruroth Lena, widow, r. 115 Cedar Av
Hiron Victor, patt.-rnmak»r, r. 136 Silver
Hirou Victor L., machinist Talt b Huingue, r. 136
Silver
Hirscb Alphonse (A. Hirsch .^ Co.) r. 1403 Mason
HIRSGli Ai & OUi (.\IpIionse
Hirscli) mannf.icturin^ opticians aud
dealers optical ^oods, 333 Kearny
Hirsch Beuo, actor, r. 2.;8 Bush
Hirsch Brothers (Joseph and Leopold) clothing and
furuishing goods, 225 !« and 204 Montgomery Av
Hirsch Charles J., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 12
Grove
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
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Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Triinminfrs
a Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Hlrsch David, varieties. 918 McAllister
Hirsrh Prrdiuand, carpmter, r. 463 Natoma
Hirsch Gretcben Miss, aitress Tivoll Opera House
Hirsch Isidore, watcUmaker, 546 Fourth, r. 506 Stev-
ensou
HlrscU J., presser Brown Bros, k Co., r. 119 Trenton
Hirsch Jacob, tailor, r. 1021 Pacific
Hirsch John, bartender H. H. Klemeier
Hirsch Joseph (Hirsch Bros.) r. 205 Montgomery Av
Hirsch Joseph, clerk, r. 409 Eddy
Hirsch Lropidd (Hirsch Bros.) r. 205 Montgomery Av
Hirsch Leopold (W. Cohen & Co.) r. 1911 Bush
Hirsch Leopold, tailor Charles M. Sorensou, r. 229
Fourth
Hirsch Louis, bookkeeper Castle Bros., r.219Grant Av
Hirsih Martin, with Martin RndfUch, r. 800 Third
Hirsch Max B., clerk Dsvidsoii & Ruf d, r. 1518 Mission
Hirsch Pauline, domestic 447 Bryant
Hirsch William, driver, r. 1518 Mission
Hirschbaum Sigmund, clerk, r. 1579 Folsom
Hirsohberg Emll, cigarmaker, r. 103 Perry
Hirschberg Jennie Miss, r. 103 Perry
Hirschberg Wilhelm, chicken ranch, Mission Road,
nr Junction House
Hirschfeld David (Hirschfeld & Jacoby) r. Alameda
Hlrschfeld George, cracker baker, r. 17 3^ Rausch
Hirschfeld George, with William Aber, r. 772 Ji Har-
rison
Hirschfeld Henry, with Stockton Planing Mills, r.
772 ;<S Harrison
Hirschfeld Jules, bookkeeper George Greenzweig &
Co.. r. 1018 Geary
Hirschfeld Julius H., pawnbroker, 610 Kearny, r. 1724
Sutter
Hirschfeld Newman, trader, r. 506 Nntoma
Hirschfeld Ptter, baker, r. 772 M Harrison
Hirschfeld & Co. (Travers, Tulare Co., Cal.) office 15
Battery
Hirschfeld & Jacoby (David Hirschfeld and
Fninz Jacoby) general agents Prussian National
Insurance Co., 32M California
a^ Hirschfeld. See Hiri-hfeld and Hirsbfield
Hirschfelder Anton C, compositor Courrier de San
Francisco, r. 1030 Union
Hirschfelder Henrietta, widow r. 1326 Geary
Hirsihfelder Joseph O., physician, 429 Geary, r. 1326
Geary
Hirschfelder Wanda, widow, r. 1013 Union
Hirs. hfield Adolpli M., c olle, tor, r. 42 Hofif Av
HIRSCHLER BROTHERS & CO. ,.:.„...,
David and Henry Uirsclilfr) importers
foreign liqnors, and gro'H'ers native
wines, 216 Sansome
Hirschler D»»id (Hirschler Bros. & Co.) r. 1012 Van
Ness Av
Hirschler Edward (Hirschler Bros. & Co.) r. 1012 Van
Ness Av
Hirschler Henry (Hirschler Bros, fc Co.) r. Germany
Hirschler Jacob, waiter, r. 017 Mission
HIrsclinian Adolph, manufacturing jeweler and
Importer diamonds, pearls, etc., 113 Sutter, r. 302
Van Ness Av
Hirschnian Henry, clerk, r. 213 Mason
Hirschsprlng Hannah, r. 3 Cleaveland
Hirsh & Brother (Philadelphia) mnfrs umbrellas,
Hiram Hopkins maUHger. 521 Market
Hlrshberg David S., chief clerk. U. S. Mint, r. Oak-
land
Hirshfeld Albert, bookkeeper Levi Strauss & Co.. r.
118 Ellis
Hirshfeld Bernard, horse dealer, r. 19 Russ
Hirehfeld Charles, stockbroker, 316 Pine, r. 1120 Hyde
BET Hirshfeld. ,See Hirschfeld and Hirsbfield
Hirshfii Id Maurice, salesman Ackerman Bros., r. 417
Mason
Hirshfteld Rudolph, r. 405 Geary
S^' Utrshfleld. See Hirschfeld and Hirshfeld
Hlrshland Lee, saleeman Rosenthal BroB., r. 411
O'FHrrell
Hirsinger Emile, barber, r. 1159 Folsom
Hirst GiiBtnve. cook, r. 254 Clara
Hirsfel Nathan A., cigars and tobacco, 213 Mont-
gotnery, r. 19-^1 Webster
Hirstel Samuel E., clerk, r. 23 Kearny
Hirth Anna, domestic 441 Golden Gate Av
Hirth Herman clerk, r. 24 Turk
Hirth Leon J , bookkeeper, r. 1523 Post
Hischier Alexander, hotel keeper, r. 711 Mission
Hlschier Baptist, liquor saloon, NE cor Clay and
Drumra
Hisg. n Edward C, r. 731 California
HLslop Robert C, furniture, 314 Hayes
History Company The, H. H. Bancroft presi-
dent, N. J. htorie vice-president, W. H. Hartwell
sei retary, publishers, booksellers and stationers,
723 Market
Historical Publishing^ Co., G. P. Woodward
managir, 120 Sutter
Hitchcock U. N., machinist Cal. Machine Works
Hitchcock D. W., general western passenger
agent Union Pacific Railway, office 1 Montgomery,
r. Palace Hotel
Hitchcock George W., chi<f enclneer stmr Dora
Hitc hcock Grace B., r. 1010 Powell
Hitchcock Helen M., widow, r. 1010 Powell
Hitchcock Helen M. Miss, teacher South Cosmo-
politan Grammar School, r. 1010 Powell
Hitchcock Henry, harnessmaker, r. 7 Albion Av
Hitchcock James H., painter, r. 522 Pine
Hitchcock J. B., contractor, r. 1118 Market
Hitchens James H., clerk Inventors' Institute, r.
Oakland
Hitchens Lizzie Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary
School, r. 115 Mason
Hitrhins William M., messenger Post Office, r. 1220
Market
Hitemann John, tanner Christian Hellwig, r. Mission,
bet Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh
Hitemann William, currier L. P. Degan, r. Castro bet
Thirtieth and Thlity-fiist
Hilfiuger Nicholas, cook, r. 152 First
Hitts P.. waiter Nevada restaurant, r. 815 Stockton
Hittell John S., journalist, r. 1025 Hyde
Hittell Theodore H., attorney at law, 23 Montgomery
Block, r. 808 Turk
Hitzerath Leonwrd, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. Black Point
Hively O. W„ r. 209 Eighth
Hixon Aline M., r. 2112 Pine
Hixon Arthur C, student, r. 2112 Pine
Hixon Lynn, r. 721 Geary
Hlxson H. B. & Co., (Henry B. Hlison and August
Menke) poultry 48-49 Washington Market
Hixson H. B. & Co. (Henry B. Hixon and Richard
Tiddey) poultry and game, 19 Bay City Market
Hixson Henry B. (H. B. Hlxson & Co.) r. 114 Fourth
Hixson James P. , traveling agent Gordon Bros., r.
S.>in Rhfael
Hixson Joseph F., miner, r. 2122 Howard
8^" Hixson. See Hickson
Hjort Charles, cook, r. 263 East
Hjoit Louis, cook, r. 263 East
Hjul Hans H., (Noerager «: Hjul) r. 6 Central PI
Hoadley Alfred H., draftsman Pac. Iron Works, r. 600
Bush
Hoadley Charles H., painter, and extraman Engine 15,
r. SW cor Post and Lyon
Hoadley George C, dentist, r. 907 Dolores
Hoadley Joseph H.. draftsman, r. 600 Bush
Hoadley Milo, r. 2910 Bush
Hoag Charles C, with Dewey & Co., 262 Market,
r. £08 Van Ncss Av
Hoag Frank, machinist Golden State and Miners Iron
Works
Hoag James A., painter, r. 317 Stockton
W. & J. SLOAM & CO.
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manofacturera of Show Cases
and Store Fixtorei.
3? Market St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
The Highest Grade Champagne,
Equal to the Beat.
7ARPAD HARASZTHY * CO.,
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Hoag Jane, widow, r. 348 Fourth
Hoag Jared C, jouruallst, r. 308 Van Ness Av
Hoag John K., waiter stmr Cuos Bay, r. 1515 Clay
Hoag Lnuian B., phyHician, 32 Sixth
Hoag Sarah A. widow r. 120 Liberty
Hoag William M., capitalist and general manager
Oregon P«c. RR. Co., 302 Moutj^omery, room 7, r.
801 Leavenworth
«^ Hoag. See Hoge and Hogue
Hoagland Edward, teamster, r. 740 Minna
Hoagland William C, architect, 432 Montgomery
Hoar Charles, molder Novelty Iron Works, r. 14 Vin-
cent
Hoar John, harness cleaner St. Lawrence Stable, r. 31
Ecker
Hoar Thomas D., longshoreman, r. 129 Dolores
Hoard E. Miss, r. 638 Folsom
Hoare James T., clerk O'Connor, Moffatt b Co.. r. (J8
Natoma
Hoare John, butcher, 1409 Folsom
Hoare Joseph H., pyrotechnist Cal. Fireworks Co., r.
Dominica, bet St. John and Susquehanna
Hoare Julia, domestic 627 Nineteenth
Hoare Martin J., bookbindc-r, r. 68 Nutoma
Hoare Michael, driver James Tomkinson, r.68 Natoma
Hoare Robert, plumber R >bert A. Vance, r. 307 Seventh
Hoare William, coachman, r. 240 Fremont
tar Hoare. See Hoar and Horr
Hobart Benjamin, bookKecper A. I. Hall & Son, r.
Alameda
Hobart Benjamin F., salesman Hawley Bros. Hard-
ware Co., r. 18 Bartlett
Hobart Charles, painter, r. 528 Green
Hobart Charles, porter S. P. Co., r. N s Douglass, nr
Seventeenth
Hobart John L., r. 300G>^ Sacramento
Hobart John R., lumber surveyor, 25 Steuart, r. Oak-
laud
Hobart Marilla, widow, r. 2421 California
Hobart Walker S., capitalist, office 224 California, r.
629 Sutter
Hobart William W., collector Spring Valley W. W., r.
302H Sacramento
Hobbei t Henry T., books and stationery, 218 Third,
r. 13 Hampton PI
Hobbose Julia Mrs., dressmaking, 909 Buchanan
Hobbs Carlton S. Mrs., widow, r. 30 Liberty
Hobbs Caroline, ladies' nurse, r. 231 Sixth
Hobbs Clarence L., painter, r. 531 Grove
Hobbs Frederick, grain broker, 218 California, r. 1016
Bu^h
Hobbs Frederick F., clerk Frederick Hobbs, r. 1016
BuBh
Hobbs Frederick W., t-amster, r. 200 Turk
Hobbs George L., master mariner, r. 32 Louisa
Hobbs Hiram H., grain merchant, r. 1708 Geary
Hobbs John K. C. (Hobbs, Wall & Co.) and vice-
president S. H. Harmon Lumber Co., r. 37 Hill
Hobbs, Wall & Co. (John K. C. Hobbs and Joseph
G. Wall; boxmakers aud agentci steamer Crescent
City, 314-324 Spear
Hobbs, Wall & Co.,
BOX MANUFACTURERS
314-324 SPEAR STREET,
PROPRIBTORS ELK RIVER MILLS,
Creacent City.
Clear Spruce for sale in quantities to suit. Redwood
cargoes Sawed to order.
Office steamer CRESCENT CITY, for Crescent City.
FRATINGER & CO.
THE LEADING
CLOM AID SUIT HOUSE
105 KEARNY STREET.
WATER CLOSETS
OF EVERY BESCRIPTIOH_CAEEFDLLY REPAIBED.
T7^. E. ±j.A.3SrE,
506 KEABNY STREET.
PLUMBER,
EstabUshed 1S60,
Telephone 315.
Hobbs Walter 3., attorney at law, 502 Montgomery, r
1220 Folsom
Hobe Adolphus A., r. 604 Capp
Hobe Charli-8 F., jeweler, r. Ifi33 Hyde
Hobe George J., secretary Masonic Cemetery As-
sociation, 42 Masonic Temple, r. 1633 Hyde
Hobe James, seaman, r. 8i)8 Union
Hobe Sophia A. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 604 Capp
Hobeu Henry, captain stmr Mare Island, r. 161 Steuart
Hobi Thomas F., coachman, r. 9 Monroe
Hoblitzell Harmon S. special agent Hartford Fire
lus. Co.. 311 Califoruia
Hobro Fri'derirk, sculpter, r. 2613 Clay
Hobro William D., master plumber, 728 Wash-
ington, r. 2613 Clay
Hobron Lucy Miss, assistant teacher Flora Sharon
Free Kiudergarti-n, r. 1 Perry
Hobron Thomas H., capitalist, 401 California, room
2, r. Oakland
Hobron William W., with Geo. C. Shrevo & Co., r.
1 Perry
Hobson Benjamin T., painter, r. 637 Jessie
Hobaun A. W., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 1510
Taylor
Hobsou Carrie R. Miss, dressmaker, r. 121 Stockton
HubsoD C. B., with Singer Mnfg Co., r. 505 Powell
Hobsun George M., solicitor Call, r. 1002 Minna
Hobson H. B. Mrs. dressmaker, r. E s Calitprnia Av,
urFair Av, B. H.
Hobson Henry B., r. 1609 Leavenworth
Hobson John B. (Hobson & Ralston) r. 1609 Leaven-
worth
Hobson John E. (Moore, Ferguson & Co.) r. 2131 Sac-
ramento
Hobson Thomas, miner, r. 1609 Leavenworth
Hobson & Ralston (John B. Hobson and William
C. Ralston) proprietors Mining and Industrial
Advocate, 240 Montgomery
Hoburg Fr.^nk T., attorney at law, 324 Pine, room 11,
r. 1307 Lyon
Hoburg Richard T., clerk, r. 1110 Powell
Hoburg William H., real estUe, r. 1110 Powell
Hoburg William H. Jr., clerk H. H. Shinn, r. 1110
Powell
Ho-h Frederick, wheelwright, r. 916 Montgomery
Hochbrunn Hunry, barber, r. 271 Clara
Hochguertel Nicholas, proprietor Ocean Beach Pa-
vilion and Seal Rock House
Hochhauser Joseph, r. San Bruno Road, bet Army
and Eve
Hoch''.eimor Julia Miss, teacher Union Primary
School, r. 1506 Larkin
Hochheimer Moses (H. Wangenheim k Co.) r. Wil-
lows, Colusa Co.
Hochheimer Simon, insurance broker, r. 1506 Larkin
Hockbafler Rudolph, merchamiise broker and
AU'<tri). Hungarian Consul, '203 Frout, r. 1825 Sac-
ramento
Hochreuter Diedrich, rattanandwillowworker Joseph
Bruckder, r. 23^ Lincoln
Hochstadler Edgar (Lowenthal, Livingston k Co.) r.
1528 Sutter
Hochstadter Robert B. (W. S. Hochstadter & Co.) r.
1528 Sutter
Hochstadter William S. (W. S. Hochstadter & Co.) r.
1528 Sutter
HOCHSTADTER W. S. & CO. ,
(Williani.S. and RobertB. HocU^taiUer) {
deal«>ra artistic furniture, upholstery
and interior decorations, fi-Z4 Sutter
Hochstt^in Adolph, accountant London, Paris and
Anieri<-an Bank, r. 730 Haight
Hock Charles H., mason, r. 422 Golden Gate Av
Hock Heury, driver National Brewing Co., r. 1250
Turk
Hock Henry'T., musician, r. 1250 Turk
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
manufstcturrr of ei-err description of
PASSBNOEB. STREET AND FREIGHT CASa.
42 to 50 Beale Street. Sau Franeiaco.
STEAM ENGINES AND THRESHING MACHINES.
TBUUAN, I8HAU & HOOKEBk
421-4!i7 Market Street.
HOC
614
HOE
OQ
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTERS OF
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile,
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Hock John W., niolder Empire Foundry, r. 1U4G MiB-
si on
Hock Tobias, brickmason, office 516 Kearny, r. 422
Golden Gate At
Hock Tobias Jr., aHist Schmidt Label and Litho-
grHpliic Co , r. 422 Golden Gate Av
Hocker Joseph M. F., salesmHD, r. 6'2l Pine
Hockey Henry G., clerk Bank of British North
America, r. 4U8 Geary
Hocking David P., apent, r. 331 Turk
Hocking Saniuel. carpenter, r. 118 Eddy
Hocking William J. (Wright & Hocking) r. 1614 Polk
Hoiklnson William F., plumber, r. 946 Harricon
Hoddo William, cigar mnfr, 920 Battery, r. 922 Bat-
tery
Hodes August, barber A. I. Korn, r. 710 Jones
Hodgdon Alexander, lather, r. 518 Noe
Hodgdon Ambrose P., carpenter and builder, r. 3
Lida PI
Hodpdou Charles E., r. 20k Minna
Hodgdon George J., teamster, r. 719J4 Natoma
Hodgdon Henry A., carpenter, r. 1 Lida PI
Hodgdon Herbert F., collector Madison & Burke, r.
Saucelito
Hodgdon JemeB P., assistant local freight agent S. P.
Co., r. 109 BartUtt
Hodgdon M. J., stmr San Juan
Hodgdon Walter H. A., physician and surgeon,
office and r. 327 Geary
Hndge Alexander E., r. 621 Bush
Hodge Ann, widow, r. 808 ki Union
Hodee Benjamin O., mining, r. 120 Sixth
Hodge Frank H., commission merchant r. 120 Sixth
Hodge George, miner, r. 902 Montgomery
Hodge Mi( hael, t( amster, r. X'S Union
Hodge Eobert, cloaks and suits, 8-14 Fifth, r. 905
Market
Hodgens David E., clerk, r. 1416 Jackson
Hodges Albert, machinist Am. Sugar Eeflnery, r. Oak-
land
Hodges Albert P., commercial traveler, r. 34 Fell
Hodges Charl< sH., boatman, r. 6 Hodges Alley
Hodges Willard, speculator, r. 45 Twelfth
Hodgkins DeCourcey W., bookkeeper Preston & Mc-
Kinnon, r. E s Eailroad Av, nr Manitoba
Hodgkins John H., carpenter, r. 1615 Jores
Hodgkins Lincoln G., carpenter, r. 2625 Sacramento
Hodkins Ulsbiny, clerk forwarding dept Wells, Fargo
& Co., r. 2625 Sacramento
Hodgkins Thomas G., messenger Wells, Fargo k Co.,
r. 2805 Washington
Hodgkins Willford. conductor Geary St. RB., r. 1612
Biicbannn
Hodgkins William L., cleric, r. 116 Eighth
Hodgkinson Frances Miss, teacher John Swett Gram-
mar School, r. 539 O'Farrell
Hodgkiss George, doorkeeper Pac. Stock Exchange,
r. Oakland
Hodgson George, Rhoemaker, r. 4 Virginia Court
Hodgf-on N.. r. 266 Brannan
Hodeson William, clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 1812
Scott
HodkiiiS Edward, bookkeeper M. Simon & Co., r.
Oakland
Hodui tt Alfred, shoemaker, r. 22 Turk
Hodnett Jeremiah W., grain sampler, r. 309 Seven-
teenth
Hodnett John, letter carrier Post Office, r. 643 Post
Hoiinelt William J., machinist, r. 309 Severteenth
Hodson Frank E., seaman stmr Alex. Duncan, r. 625
Davis
Hoebel Jacob (Sievers & Hoebel) r. 805 M Howard
Hoeber Eugene G. L., printer Francis, Valentine &
Co., r. 2030 Golden G«te Av
Hoeber Kate Mrs., r. 20.30 Golden Gaite Av
Hoeckele Frnnk, clerk L. Hoeckele, r. 516 Franklin
Hoeckele Louis, groceries and liquors, 341 Eddy, r.
616 Franklin
Hoedt Fred, brewer, r. 326 Clementina
Hoefer Eugene, mining eiit-lneer, r. 1016 Washington
Hot fer George H., clerk Quade k Straut, r. 623 Vul-
lejo
Hoefer John F., clerk Abraham Wolfe, r. 523Vallf jo
Hoefer Joseph, salesman DIepenbrock Bros. & Doe-
ing, r. 1305M Golden Gate Av
Hoef. r Severin P.. confectioner, r. 924 Jackson
VSr Hoefer. See Hoffer
Hoefliighoff F., newspaper carrier, r. 631 Vallejo
Hotffer George F., attorney at law, 636 Kearny
Hoefler Q., seaman stmr Oregon
Hoefter John P.. confectioner, r. 608 Ji Francisco
Hoefler Ludwig M., attorney at law. 327 Pine, room
12, r. 508)4 Francisco
Hoeflich Morris, capitalist, r. 310 Stockton
Ho<ft John iHoeft & Micboelsen) r. 818 Clay
Hoeft & Micliael8en(John Hoeft and John C. Michael-
sen) liquor saloon, 818 Clay
Hoegemanu Edwin, bookkeeper, r. 558 Eighteenth
Hoegemanu Julius (Hoegemann & Raschen) r. 658
Eighteenth
Hoegemann & Rasrhen (Julius Hoegemann and Fred-
erick Rasihen I groceries and liquors, 645 Valencia
Hoelin Jacob, superintendent Union Ice Co., 735-
737 Fourth, r. Sacramento, Cal.
Hoehn John P., groceries, 1435 Twenty-fourth
Hoehna Charles H., porter Mayrisch Bros. & Co., r. 3
Cumberland PI
Hoebne Ernst, cabinetmaker, r. 444 Brannan
Hoeing Morris, cook, r. 722 Montgomery
Hoelle Euiil, carpenter, r. 66 Tehama, rear
Hoelscher Anton, r. 713 Shotwell
Hoelscher Antonio G., tanner, r. 36 Clay
Hoelscher August (August Hoelscher k. Co.) r. 625
Ellis
Hoelscher Ang^nst & Co. (August Hoelscher
and Robert Lorentz) liquor saloon, 105 Second
Hoelscher Eliza Mrs. (William Hoelscher k Co.) r. 19
Pearl
Hoelscher Frank, bookkeeper August Hoelscher b
Co., r. .525 Ellis
Hoelscher John, lumberman, r. 445 First
Hoelsclier William 6i Co. (Mrs. Eliza Hoelscher,
Edmund Schnuteuhaus and Louis Pockwitz) im-
porters and dealers in wines and liquors, NWcor
Turk and Taylor
Hoene Joseph, clgarmaker Roger Bros., r. 424)i Lin-
den Av
Hoene Joseph, teamster, r. 30 Stanford
Hoenes Louis, butcher Hofmann k Woenne, r. 303
Eighth
Hoenig Adolph, tailor Alfred Neuman, r. 1716 Waeh-
injiton
Hoeper George W., accountant Jersey Farm Dairy, r.
1024 Treat Av
Hoepner C. P., clerk Charles C. Rohlfif's, r. 1 Mission
Hoepner Nicholas, master mariner, r. 114 M Clara
Hoejipner A., stock clerk Newman k Levinson, r.
1125 k Filbert
Hoeppner Ferdinand, miller Yolo Mills, r. 24 Com-
mercial
Hoeppner Theodore, molder Enterprise Foundry
Hoerchner Charles, isspector Custom House, r. 1927
Sutter
Hoertkorn Charles, boots and shoes, 543 Washington,
r. 1116 Montgomery
Hoertkorn Louisa Miss, dressmaker, r. 1116 Mont-
gomery
Hoes Job D., printer, r. 707 Montgomery Av
Hoesch Henry, restaurant keeper, r. 1216 Clay
Hoesch Henry F., clerk Harrv W. Syz, r. 1216 Clay
Hoesch John, solicitor Commercial Ins. Co., r. 517
Leavenworth
Hoesch William, solicitor Cal. Transfer Co., r. 435
Bush
Hoester Antone, stove mounter 8. F. Stove Works, r.
417 FolH<im
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING.
WASHINGTON Fire Ins. Co. of Bostoir£l;W;?T°3°!
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SEXTOS, Asst. Minaeer.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
HOE
615
HOP
Hoetzpl Joseph, cutler Will & Flnck, r. 20)4 Cliuton
Park
Hoetzel Joseph, butcher, r. 1237 Stockton
Hoever Charlen, house and sltjn painter, 636 Commer-
cial, r.rlit Bush
Hoever James, r. 334 Bush
Hoey Alice, vailetien. Twenty-third, nr Florida
Hopy Ellen Mr^^., lodniug-^, liio Fourth
Foi-y Jiimes D., painter, r. ■lOG Cleiuenlina
Hoey John, clerk, r. 115 Clinton
Hoey John, upholstery, furniture and bedding
supplies, 718 Mission, r. 334 Ellis
Hoey Josi ph, tanner, r. 115 Clinton
Hoey Lawrence, tt-ainster, r. 115 Clinton
Hoey Michael, laborer, r. 155 Tehama
Hoey Thomas, bartender, r. 24(18 Cslifornls
Hoey Thomas, seaman, r. 23 Clementina
Hoey William, painter, r. 406 Clementina
Hoey William J., painter, r. 406 Clementina
»■ Hoey. See Hoy
Hofeldt Emilfi, wheelwright D. Kerr, r. 13 Valparaiso
Hofen Catherine, widow, r. 724 Union
Hofen Ella, domestic 2^01 Jones
Hofengnrtuer G. M., teacher music, r. 1421 Pine
Hofer George, laborer, r. Sutro Heights
Hofer Henry G., gilder, r. 1009 M Stockton
Hoferichter Frances widow, r. 1004 Powdl
Hofert Oscar, cook stuir Oregon, r. 541 Fourth
Hoff B. L., painter, r. 44 Borland
Hoff Caroline, domestic 920 Valencia
HofT Cilia Miss, hairdresser, r. 433 O'Farrell
Hoff Charles, clerk, r. 611 Post
Hoff Cnr istian, foreman Charles Dletle, r. 74 Natoma
Hoff Christine, domestic 920 Valencia
Hoff Geor«e F., but. her, r. 4 Chatham PI
Hoff Jacob, laborer, r. 3«2 Minna
Hoff John, tailor, r. 7 August Alley
Hoff John W. papercarrier, r. cor Rhode Island and
Alameda
•^ Hoff. See Hough and Huff
Hoffacker Bernard J., ti amster r. 29 Stanly PI
Hi fficker Frederick, cook, r. 1106 Howard
Hotter (;harles, bellboy Brooklyn Hotel
Hoffer Sarah, wid-.w. r. 1717 Turk
B^-Hoffer. See Hoefer
Hoffiiiiin A. B., agent, 216 Kearny
Hoffman Abraham, actor Tivoli Opera House, r. 963
Missitin
Hoffman Albert, shoemaker B. Katschinski. r. 318
Pacific
Hoffman Albert J., painter, r. 20 Everett
Hi ffiiian Alexander, plumber E. H. Bncknam ft Co.,
r. Dorland. bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Hoffman Andrew, porkpacker, r. 3 Friedman PI
Hoffman Anna, widow, r. 5 Burritt
Hoffman Annie E. Miss, r. 126 Turk
Hoffman August, baker, r. 625 Clay
Hoffman August, saloonkeeper, r. 119k Fell
Hoffman AuKusta Mrs., vatietiee, 236 Tenth
Hoffman Augustus, musician, r. 3212 Steiner rear
Hoffman Brothers k Co., clothing, 2-4 Battery
Hoffman Bernard, pressman, r. Ill Dora
Hotfman 0. A. Mrs., r. 20 Everett
Hoffman Carl A., dyer Pfaff & McPherson, t. 532 Polk
Hoffman Charles (G. Hoffman .t Co.) r. 919 Union
Hoffman Charles, r. 4.37 Golden Gate Av
H ffiuan-Charles, cook J. P. Eklund
Hoffman Charles, janitor, r. 226 Chestnut
Hoffman Charles, laborer, r. 125 Everett
Hoffman Charles, minim; expert, r. 827 Polk
He ffm m Charles Ir., clerk, r. 437 'iolden Gate Av
Hoffman Charles S.. teacher music, r. 1015 Fillmore
Hoffman Conrad, cabinetmaker, r. 613 Third
Hoffman Daniel E., expiess office. 3 Post, r. 1625 Pine
Hoffman Edwurd S., r. 20 Everett
Hoffman Elizabeth, widow, r. 520H O'Farrell
Hoffman Ferdinand, salesman Sander Hoffman, r. 308
Fulton
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-KtKCTRIC
RUSSIAN ui TDRKISH BATHS
Also Medicated asd Electric Eatlis Glvei.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BATH TUBS, BOILERS,
TANKS, SHOWERS, FAUCETS.
Plumbers' Sanitary Goods of all Kinds,
v\/_ e_~Lane^
PLUMBER, BOS KEARNT STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Hoffman Frank J., showcase maker W. ProU, r. Ala-
meda
Hoffman Frederick, baker Christian F. Mayer, r. W a
Railroad Av, bet Paraguay and Teneriffe
Hoffman Frederick, waiter stmr Columbia
HOFFMAN G. & 00. .cotmeb
and Cliurle.s Hoffman) engrnvera, die
ainkerg and stencil cutters, 608 Sacra-
mento
Hoffman George, mnfr banjos, r. 504 J4 Leavenworth
Hoffman George, porter Haas Bros., r. 130t) Kearny
Hoffman Gottlieb (G. Hoffman * Co.) r. 1516 M.igon
Hoffman Gustav, clerk Brodek, Seellg & Co., r. 1136
Sutter
Hoff.nan Henry, confectioner, r. 1920 Mason
Hoffman Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 236
Te th
Hoffman Henry, waiter Ferdinand ConradeB, r. cor
Columbia and Florida
Hoffman Henry F. W., accountant, 26 Montgomery, r.
434 Bartlett
Hoffman Isaac-, -with Hoffman Bros. & Co., r. 437
Golden Gate Av
Hoffman Jacob, r. 732 Howard
Hoffman James E., conductor Geary St. RR., r. 1601
Geary
Hoff.nan John, brewer, r. 435 Pine
Hoffman John, lithographer, r. 310 Union
Hoffman JohnD. G., surveyor, r. 1516 Mason
Hoffman John H., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt ji Co.,
r. 120 Post
Hoffman Joseph, r. 711 Jones
Hoffman Josepli, driver S-hroth * Westerf eld
Hoffman Joseph, merchant, r. 1307 O'Fan ell
Hoffman Jules, salesman Ernest Essman, r. 1628 Clay
Hoffman Juliet Mrs., vest making, 520 Geary
Hoffman L uis. butcher, 4 Mission Market, r. 24
Lapidge
Hoffman Martin, tanner Reilly & Louis, r. 1528
Dolores
Hoffman Mary L. Mrs., teacher Girls' High School, r.
434 Bartlett
Hoffman Mury L., widow, r. 638 Seventeenth
Hoffman Nicholas, butcher, r. 3 Friedman PI
Hoffman Oiiden, Judge U. S. District Court and
es-offlcio Jud«e U. S. Circuit Court, cbami>er8 U.
S. Appraisers' Bldg, third floor, r. Pacific Club
Hoffman Ogden Jr., law student Page & Eells, r. Oak-
land
Hoffman Oscar, clerk H. Cohn, r. 1522 Polk
H. ffman Richard E., seaman, r. 825 Battery
Hoffman Roberts., with Daniel E. Hoffman, r. 926
Sutter
Hoffman Samuel, packer Neustadter Bros., r. 613e
Hayes
Hoffman Sander, cigars and tobacco, 785 Market, SE
cor Bush and Kearny, and (Hoffman & Davis) r.
308 Fulton
Hoffman Sarah, widow, r. 221 Polk
Hoffman Seligman, r. 1409 Van Ne.«B Av
Hoffman Simon, commercial traveler, r. 1522 Polk
Hoffman Simon (Hoffman & Hanlin) r. 437 Golden
Gate Av
Hoffman Sophus P. C, .jeweler, r. 113 Trenton
Hoffman SoutUard, clerk U. S. Dictrict Court.
and U. S. Commissic.ner, office V. S. Apprulsere'
Bldg, tliiid floor, r. San Rafael
Hoffman Southard Jr.. a.-Bist:int clerk U. 8. District
Court, r. San Rafael
Hoffman T. R., collection teller Nevada Bank, r. 221
Polk
Hoffman William, mnfr show cases, 532 California, r.
Alameda
Hoffman William F. (Clans Kock & Co.) r. 207 Mont-
gomeiy Av
Hoffman William S., clerk, r. 1800 Post
Hoffman William T., clerk Old People's Home
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
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BROWN, CRAIG & CO.. General Ageirti,
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Pipe Fittine*. all Mzeii.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Eoffoian \- DsTii (Sander noffmao and Phillip Davis)
1 mnfrs cigars, 501 Montgomery
; Hoffman & Hanlin (Simou Hoffman and Mart Haalin)
liquor aaloon, 246 Third
! Hoffmann Adolph, watchmaker W.Scheppler It Co., r.
I 22 Stockton PI
Hoffmann Albert, r. 1521 Webster
. Hoffmann Albert, cooper D. Bucking, r. 617 Bryant
. Hoffmann Alphonzo, brassfinisher W. T. Oarratt k
i Co., r. 19 South Park
Hoffmann A. M. Mrs., lying in hospital, 1422 Folsom
Hoffmaun Anton, cook r. 1017 Battery
Hoffmann August (Hildebrand & Hoffiuannt r. 420
Filbert
; Hoffmann Brothers (Diedrirh, George and Ernest)
; groceries and liquors, NW cor Twenty-fourth aud
I Church
Hoffmann Charles, tinsmith E. Hoffman, r. 1227 Broad-
i way
Hoffmann Charles Jr., tinsmith E. Hoffman, r. 1227
I Broadway
: Hoffmann Charles A., pressman Bacon & Co., r. 1921
I Jessie
Hoffmaun Charles F., mining engineer, 307 Sansome,
J r. 90.=> Sutter
i Hoffmann Charles S., woodcarver, 308 Mission, r. 1921
' Jessie
Hoffmann Conrad, barber Henry F. Toss, r. 526 Hayes
Hottniann David, maltster Fritz Krug
, Hofimaun Diedrich (Hofimann Bros.) r. NW cor
j Tweutv-fonrth and Church
; Hoffmanu E. (Mrs. C. Klein) stoves and tinware, 12U
Stockton
I Hoffmann Emil, r. 1521 Webster
Hoffmaun Emile, salesman Stein, Simon & Co., r. 458
Guerrero
I Hoffmann Ernest (Hoffmann Bros.) r. NWcor Twenty-
fourth and Church
I Hoffmann Frank, carriagemaker Anderson Bros., r. 24
I Turk
'. Hoffmann Frank, liquor saloon, SW cor California
I and Kearny, r. 7 Wall
• Hoffmann Frederick, blindmaker J. R. Fairweather,
T. 15 Preston PI
Hoffmann Frederick G., salesman 8. F. Packing and
Provi.slon Co., r. 7 Wall
Hoffmann George (Hoffman Bros.) r. 931 Church
Hoffmann Henry (Stein, Simon & Co.) r. 458 Guerrero
Hoffmann Henry, clgurmaker August Brune, r. 19
John
Hoffmann Henry, laborer, r. 1010 Montgomery
' Hoffmann Henry L., compositor Demokrat, r. 2 Koh-
! ler PI
' floffmans Henry W., wood turner, r. 541 Fourth
'■ Hoffmann John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 15
i Preston PI
; Hoffmann Joseph, cigarmaker August Brune, r. 19
I John
1 Hoffmann Joseph, porter F. Hufschmidt, r. West
; Oakland
Hoffmann Katie, widow, r. 319 Jessie, rear
! Hoffmann Lawrence, steward stmr City of Peking, r.
445 Bryant
Hoffmann Louisa, widow, r. 1521 Webster
HuffmannPhilip, compositor Demokrat, r.824J4 Pacific
Hoffmann Robert, laundry, office 311 Sutter, r. cor
I Seventeenth and Capp
Hoffmann Rudolph, bagmaker D. Block & Co., r. 735
I Sixteenth
Hoffmann Simon, r. 4.58 Gnnrrero
Hoffmann Victor, architect, r. 167 5^ Silver
Hoffmann Victor Jr. (A. Dufour & Co.) and drafts-
man B. J Clinch, r. 24 South Park
Hoffmann William, merchant, r.25;U California
Hoffmann William T., carpenter, r. 1600 H Powell
1^" Hoffmann. See Hottraan, Hofman and Hofmann
I Hofnieyer Joseph, glass beveler John Mallon, r. 130
I Merchant
Hofmeyer Neil J. (Schmidt i Hoflmeyer) r. 2945 Six-
teenth
Hoffmeyer V. Henry, secretary Cal. Anti-Chinese
Non-Partii>an Assn., 12.t Phelan Bldg.
Hoffscbneid.r William (Joseph Wlnterturn k Co.) r.
Fruit Vale
Hoffschneider William Jr., electrotyper Joseph Win-
ttrburn * Co., r. Fruit Vale
Hoff-.tetter Bernard, physician, 325 Geary
Hofleng Frederick, watches and jewelry, 6 Third, r.
Oakland
Hefleng Frederick Jr., dentist, 10 Third
Hofman Henry, offi e 26 Main r. 217 Dapont
Hufmau Samuntba Mrs., r. fiST Minna
Uofmann Brothers (Adolph HofmannI Ore Sampling,
BruKhing and Pulverizing Works, SW cor Fifth
and Bryant
Hofmaun Adolph (Hofmann Bros.) r. Alameda
Hofmann Frederick, waiter Herbst k Maas, r. 420
Greenwich
Hofmann Isaac L. (Hofmann k Woenne) r. 1703
Geary
Hofmann John, watchman S. F. Bridge Co., and
bakery, 5()5 Bryant
Hofmann Jobn, beilmaker, r. 24 Turk
Hofmann Josepli A., boossand stationery, and
agent J. B. Lippincott & Co. (Philadelphia) 208
Montgomery, r. 1219 Bush
Hofmaun K., maltster, r. 2108 Stockton
Hofmann Lewis N., saltsman P. F. Nolan & Sons, r.
1J19 BuKh
Hofmann Louis, woodturner, 547 Fifth, r. 9 Hamp-
shire
Hofmann Louis, clerk Louis Schonfeld, r. ME cor
Grove and Oougn
Hofmann Matthew, resUurant, 204-206 Fourth, r.
Kih Tehama
Hofmann Richard H., with Bank of California, r. 19
Guerrero
Hofmnnn Si Woenne (Isaac L. Hofmann and
Emil Woenne) butchers. 606 Market
ear Uoimann. See Hoffuran, Boffmauu and Hofman
Hofmeister Charles, butcher Junker i Ecks, r. Fort
Mason
Hofmeister Henry, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. Fort .Mason
Hofstetter Herman blacksmith and wagonmaker.
Railroad Av, bet Teneriffe and Falkland, r. cor
Sumatra and Tallapoosa
Hofvendahl Julius, baker, r. 418 Kearny
Hogan Annie Miss, irouer La Grande Laundry
Hogan .\nthony, painter, r. 632 Capp, rear
Hogan Bartholomew J., driver Pacific Transfer Co.,
r. 950 Folsom
Hogan Charles, salesman, r. 408 Hyde
Hogan Charles E., boilermaker, r. 1230 Pacific
Hogan Cornelius W., wood and coal, 2637 Harrison
Hogan Daniel, engineer, r. 3 Freelon
Hugan Daniel, laborer, r. 214 Bitch, rear
Hogan Daniel F., blacksmith, r. 2204 Pine
Hog^n David K., butcher, r. 250)^ Minna
Hogan Delia Mi^8, clerk restaurant Palace Hotel
Hogan Dennis, gasfitter Bush J: Millett, r. 36 Loniaa
Hogan Dennis, wood and coal, 504 Jones, r. 117 Wil-
liam
Hogan Dennis E., stonecutter, r. 10 Howard Court
Hogan Dennis J., liquor saloon, 1111 Howard, r. 6
Bruce PI
Hogan E. A. Mrs., widow, r. 19 Cedar Av
Hogan Edmond, salesman J. J. O'Brien k Co., r. 408
Hyde
Hogan Edward, hostler City RR.. r. 7 Julian At
Ho)jan Edward, laborer, r. 1410 Harrison
Hogan Edward, paver Omnibus RR. aud liquor sa-
loon. 604 Natouia
Hogan Edward E., painter, r 632 Capp, rear
Hogan Elias W., engineer tug Llewellyn, r. 227 Pacific
Hogan El en Mrs., r. 767 Howard
DRAPERIES.
Special attention given to making up Draperies and
Canopies for Lodges, Societies, etc.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MAEKET STKEET,
KBIT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store FLstares.
37 Mariet SL
CPI IDCC CYTDA nDV/^*™* champagne, compwison win prove )ARPAD HARASZTHY 4 CO.,
lULIrdC LA I nA Un f l superiority over imported. No Brsndy used. { 630 WASBIKOTOH STBE£T.
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Hogan Eugene, warehouseman, r. 237 Perry
Hogan Eugene J., paiiiter. r. 237 Perry
Hogan Frank, cooppr, r. 33 Norfolk
Hogan George, butcher, r. 3 Maria
Hogan George, drayman, r. 1231 Market
Hogan George L., distributor S. F. Laundry
Hogan Howard H., manager Co-operative Soap Co.,
'211-213 Sacramento, r. 405 Fillmore
Hogan James, contractor, r. N\V cor Cherry and
Washington
Hogan JameB, laborer, r. 816 Folsom
•Hogan James P., teamster, r. 123 Wildey
Hogan J. M., ironer La Grande Laundry, r. 207 Thir-
teenth
Hogan John, expressman, r. 446 Tehama
Hogan John, laborer, r. 333 Tebama
Hogan John laborer, r. 1039 York
Bogau John, laborer, r. E s Eureka, nr Seventeenth
Hogan John, laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 2030 Fil-
bert
Hogan John, lineman Pac. Bell Tel. Co., r. 15 Madi-
son Av
Hogan John Mrs., solicitor Commercial Ins. Co., r.
SE cor Sixth and Bryant
Hogan John A. (Hogan & Co.) r. 224 Twelfth
Hogan John D., machinist, r. 733 Natoma
Hogan John F., cooper Hogan & Co., r. 224 Eleventh
Hogan John T., teamster, r. 2311 Howard
Hogan Jonn T., woodturner, r. 730 Church
Hogan John V., law student, r. 1110 Harrison
Hogan John W., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 905
Market
Hogan Joseph I., shoecutter, r. 1110 Harrison
Hogan Joseph P., miller Klndler & Co., r. 115 Second
Hogan Joseph K., freight clerk S. P. Co., r. 320!4
Ritch
Hogan L. Miss, assistant housekeeper Palace Hotel
HOi,'an M. A . Mrs., teacher Franklin Grammar School,
r. 719 Turk
Hogan Mamie E. Miss, bookkeeper, r. 224 Twelfth
Hogan Margaret Mrs., r. 21)4 West Mission
Hogan Mnrgaret, bagmaker, r. 822 Vallejo
Hogan Margaret, widow, r. E s Folsom, bet Precita
Av and Twenty-elgbth
Hogan Martin C, contractor, r. 175 Fourteenth
Hogan Martin F., miner, r. 26 Turk
Hogan Mary, domestic 1298 Van Ness Av
Hogan Mary Mrs., r. 920 Natouia
Hogan Mary, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
6 Olive Av
Hogan Mary, widow, r. 228 Langton
Hogan Mary, widow, r. 1255 California, rear
Hogan Mary E., weaver, r. 822 Vallejo
Hogan Matthew, laborer, r. 822 Vallejo
Hogan Matthew Jr., bagmaker, r. 822 Vallejo
Hogan Maurice, book agent, r 324 Minna
Hogan May, widow, r. 250H Minna
Hogan Michael (Hogan * Co.) 53 Clay
Hogan Michael, contractor, r. H19 Laguna
Hogan Michael, cook, r. 9 Hubbard
Hogan Michael, fish dealer, 30 Grand Central Market,
r. 963 Harrison
Hogan Michael, groceries and liquors. SE cor Fell
and Webster
Hognn Michael, laborer, r. 175 Fourteenth
Hogan Michael, longshoreman, r. 23 Natoma
Ho«an Michael, longshoreman, r. 411 Folsom
Hogiin Michael, seaman, r. 250)4 Minna
Hogan Michael, shoemaker Cahn, NJckelsburg & Co.,
r. 1021 Vallejo
Hogan Michael A., second mate stmr Bay City, r^
2.50)4 Minna *
Hogan Michael D. (Western Blacking Co.) and liquor
saloon, lOB Fifth, r. 911)4 Mission
Hogan Michael F., laborer, r. 24)4 Glover
Hogan Patrick, blacksmith, r. 253 Minna
Hoiian Patrick, laborer, r. 36 Clav
Hogan Patrick, liquor saloon, 12 Ellis, r. 7)4 Mint Av
FRATINGFR & CO.
MOURNING SUITS
MADE AT SHORTEST NOTICE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
MARBLE WASH STANDS.
WASH BASINS, BASIN COCKS.
Lane's Sanitary Basin Trap effectnallF eiclodes sewer aas
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNY STREET.
Eslabllshed 1360. Telephone 315.
Hogan Patrick, porter Castle Bros., r. 1717 Hyde
Hogun Patrick, teamster, r. 841 Eighteenth
Hogan Peter, r. 534 Polk
Hogan P. G., chiropodist, r. 746 Mission
Hogan Robert, detective, r. 620 Kearny
Hogan Robert E., painter, r. 632 Oapp, rear
Hogan Thomas, laundryinan La OrHude Laundry
Hogan Thomas C, laborer P. M. SS. Co., r. 146 Silver
Hogan Thomas, special policeman, r. 1521 Mason
Hogan Thomas G., manager M. J. Flavin & Co., r.
336 O'Farrell
Hogan Thomas J., plumber, r. 1039 York
Hogan Th.imas J., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt k Co.,
r. 44 Third
Hogan William, clerk Pac. Transfer Co.. r. 950 Folsom
Hogan William, expressman, SE cor Second and
Market, r. 1417 Sacramento
Hogan William, laborer, r. 1021 Vallejo
Hogan William A., teamster, r. 224 Twelfth
Hogan William C. driver Sutter St. RR., r. 1419 La-
guna
Hognn William F., engineer stmr San Pedro, r. 146
Silver
Hogan William J., carpenter, r. 740 Folsom
Hogan William J., law student, r 1417 Sacramento
Ho£ran (& Co. (John A. and M. Hogan and David
B. Brown) coopers, 53 Clay and 36 Commercial
Hogarth Johu, r. 737 Howard
Hogarty Patrick, laborer, r. W s Michigan, bet Napa
and Shasta
Hogfe Charles H., proprietor South Park House,
530 Third
Hoge Charles J., attorney at law, 4-5 Montgomery
Block, r. 1323 Geary
Hoge Johu, bartender South Park House
Hoge Joseph P., attorney at law, 4-5 Montgomery
Block, r. 1323 Geary
Hoge William F., broker, r. 1323 Oeary
(^ Hoge. See Hogg, Hoag and Hogue
Hogeboom Lawrence V., engineer stmr Newark, r.
Alameda
Hoger Emma, widow, r. 1921 Union
Hoger Herman C. (Huntemann k Hoger) r. 1U31
Union
Hogea Jacob, coffee saloon, 325 and 341 ftish, r. 2020
Harrison
Hogg Alfred H., druggist William J. Bryan, r. 3()8
Turk
Hogs: Jamea, vice-president Sperry b Co., 33 C»ll-
fornia, r. 132.'> Alice, Oakland
Hogg Mary, widow, r. 6 Emmett PI
K?" Hogg. See Hoag, Hoge and Hogue
Hoglin Peter, liquor saloon, 405 Drumm
Hogref Frederick (Kahrs & Hogref) r. 601 Taylor
Hogrefe Charles L. A., carpenter, r. 36 Thirteenth
Hogue Hamilton, fireman, r. 14 Clay
Hogue George W., sergeant police, r. 907 Valencia
»^" Hogue. See Hoag, Hoge and Hogg
Hohengren N. L.. porter, r. 12 Sacramento
Hohenstern Louis, miller, r. 317 Bush
Hohenthal Gustave, muir rufl9ing and lace goods,
139)4 Fifth
Hobenschild George, carpenter, r. 23 Valparaiso
Hobenscliild George, cook, r. 704)4 Mibslon
Hoheuschlld Henry, salesman Brown k Wells, r. 23
Valparaiso
Hobenschild Rafaels, widow, r. 23 Valparaiso
Hohfeld Edward, teacher piano, r. 1139 Valencia
BoIiUvejg: Frederick, chemist and druggist, NE
cor Polk and Jackson, r. 2110 Polk
Hohn Andrew L., carpenter, r. 142)4 Natoma
Hohn CharleK A., carpenter, r. S 8 Thirtieth, bet
Harper and Warren
Hohn George H., porter, r. 821 Vallejo
Hohn Henry, mail clerk Mercantile Agency, r. 1219
Pacific
Hohn John, saloon keeper, r. 310 Grant Av
Hohn John H., laborer, r. 821 Vallejo
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
nannrnrtnrer of ever.v denorlTttion of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to 50 Beale Street. San Frauciseo.
Truman, Isham & Hooker- i^^feu jr''- ?'• ^«"«-'*^^ ^arrja^e*.
lump Seats sold to the Trade.
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IMPORTERS OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
All !!>izes and Nuiiibfrg.
309. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
HobD Peter J., cook, r. 639 MUBiou
Hohwiesner Clemens (Chas. Ed. Beise & Co.) r. 320
Oak
Hohwlesner Frederick (Geo. Marcus h Co.) r. 320 Oak
Hoiii Frank P., bookkeeper L. Ghielmettl, r. IWo
Lirkin
Hoiii Pierre P., r. 1.128 Pacific Av
H.iin Pierr- P. Jr., clerk, r. Vilh Larkin
Holn Theodore E., clerk, r. l.'>28 Pacific At
Hokanson Olof, bartender Peter Nelson, r. 732 Green
Holaban Tbunjas, laborer, r. 561 Bryant
Iff" Holaban. See Hallaban
Holheck , r. 519 S icrameiito
Holbeck George, bedma er, r. 871 Market
H-dbirt Jf)seph G.. confeitiont r. r. )0.')fi Market
Holbrook B. F., salesman Kaphael Weill & Co., r. 37
Liberty
Hclbrook C. F. Mrs., widow, r. 2311 California
Holbrook Charles, president Holbrook. Merrill &
Stetson, r. 1901 Van Nefs Av
Holbrook Charles B., policeman, r. 1404 Folsom
Holbrook Ch rles H., lumber, r. 2119 Fillmore
Holbrook Clarence W., finisher Buckingham* Hecht,
r. 1(16 Eleventh
Holbrook C. T., clerk general passenger and ticket
oflftce S. P. Co., r. San Mateo
Holbrook Frniik A., teamster M. Englander & Son, r.
1636 Market
Holbrook Henrv C, machine operator Buckingham i
Hecht r. 312 Hyde
Holbrook .Jam's M., bootmaker, r. 473 Tehama
HolbrooU. Merrill 6i, Stetson ( harles Holbrook
nresident, ChHiles Merrill first vice-president,
John F. Merrill second vice president, .lames B.
Stetson treasurer, importeisand jobbers stoves
and metals, 2-'5-229 Market and 1-17 Beale
Holbrook O. S., shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.
r. 126 Fifth
Holce Charles, waiter, r. 419 Folsom
Holcomh Charles H., r. 28 Pearl
Holcomb Charles. rcHl estate, r. 1050 Howard
Holcomb Edgar A., driver Sutter St.RK.,r.343!4 Fifth
Holcomb Francis, oarpeiiter, r. 1720 Leavenworth
Holcomb George W., teamster, 1U8 Davis, r. 343 H
Fifth
Holcomb M. J., r. 1621 Clay
Holcomb W. A. fc Co. (William A. Holcomb) grain
brikers. H02 California, room 5
Holcomb Wayne W., attorney at law, 28-29 Montgom-
ery Block
Holcomb William, waiter, r. 322 Third
Holcomb William A.(W. A. Holcomb * Co. )r. Oakland
Holcomb William C, surveyor, r. 322 Third
Holcomb William H., joiirnalii-t, r. 1621 Clay
Holcombe Atkinson, salesman, r. 435 Pine
Holcombe Almira, widow, r. 226 Green
Holiombe E. Mrs., dressmaking, 411 Powell
Holcombe E. Amelia Misn, teacher Potrero Primary
School, r. 1915 Sacramento
Holcombe Royal A., assistant bookkeeper Heywood
Bros, fc Co., r. 1925 Sacramento
Holcombe Walter G., clerk general passenger and
ticket oflSce 9. P. Co., r. 1915 Sacramento
Hold Oscar, laborer Union Iron Works, r. New Wash-
ington Hotel
Holdeu Albert W., coach driver, r. 401 Pacific
Holden Andrew G., letter carrier Post Office, r. 14
Birch Av
Hulden Benjamin F., bookkeeper The Sawyer and
Norton Tanning Go's, r. Napa
Holden Cornelius, blacksmith, r. 818 Folsom
Holden Daniel, clerk ticket auditor's office 8. P. Co.,
r. Alameda
Holden Daniel J., shipwright, r. 536 Third
Holden David, blacksmith, r. 816 Folsom
Hold, n Edward, engineer, r. 319 Green
Holdftn Edward S., president University of Cali-
fornia, office 120 Sutter, room 26, r. Berkeley
Holden Edwin J., r. 234 Bush
Hol'len Erastus, bookkeeper, r. 850 Mission
Holden Kraiik, r. 419 O'Farrell
Holden Frederick, r. 1312 Broderlck
Holdeu George A., cbrk, r. 234 Bush
Holden James, laborer, r. 816 FolKom
Hulden James, tinner W. S. Kay & Co., r. 258 Clemen-
tina
Holdeu John, baker Cal. Cracker Co.
Holden John, clerk Dnffey h O'Brien, r. 319 Oreen
Holden John, teacher music, r. 709 Mission
Holden John H., cooper, 105 Clay
H'lden John M.. plumber, r. 824 Green
Holden Joseph, atttirney at law, r. 141 Page
H'dden Louis, wharf builder, r. 1104 Alabama
Holden Martin, bootmaker, r. 824 Green
Holden M. E., carpenter, r. 10.53 Oidden Gate Av
Holdeu Michael R., bartender, r. 816 Folsom
Holden Oliver, physician, r. Ill Ninth
Holden Peter, teamster, r. 816 Folsom
Holden Samuel G., commission merchant and ore
buyer, 113 Leidesdorff, r. Alameda
Holden T., clerk, r. 234 Bush
Holden Thomas, carpenter, r. 34 Hayes
Holden Warren P., salesman Whittier, Fuller & Co.,
r. 8.50 Mission
Holden William, driver, r. 8 8 Twenty-third, bet
Howard and Shotwell
Holden William A., wharf builder, r. 8 8 Twenty-third,
bet Howard and Shotwell
Holden William F., clerk Samuel Carson & Co., r. 850
Mission
Holder David, shoemaker, 118 Leidesdorff
Holder Samuel, waiter Russ House
Holderer Frederick J., machinist, r. 333 Jessie
Holderer Jacob, barber A. J. Stein, r. 604 Montgomery
Holdersback John P., porter, r. 132714 Natoma
Holdhusen Charles, laborer, r. 1809 Powell
Hol'IredgeE. G. Mrs., widow, r. 816 California
Holdredge Henry A., porter r. 816 California
Holdredue Sarah A. Mrs., teacher music, r. Blake, nr
Geary
Holdredge Sterling M., miner, r. 816 California
Holdsworth Henry, barber, r. 501 O'Farrell
Holdsworth Thomas, master stmr Mary Garratt, r.
Stockton. Cal.
H'lea G., teacher Snanish, r. 205 Third
Holgerson William J. H., stock cutter Buckingham i
Hecht, r. 535 Minna
Holicberg George, farmer, r. 610 Post
Holje Erail, laborer Michelssen, Roth & Co., r. cor
St. Thomas and Railroad Av
Holje John B., liquor saloon, SW cor Railroad Av and
Falkland
Holje Martin, proprietor California Glue Works,
cor Venezuela and Potomac, r. SE cor Twenty-
fourth and Potrero Av
Holje William, laborer Michelssen, Roth & Co., r. cor
St. Thomas and Railroad Av
Holjes J. H & Go. (John H. Holjes and John Jachens)
wholesale wines and liquors. 398 Sixth
Holjes .John H. (J. H. Holjes & Co., and Holjes &
Jachens) r. 1002 Brjant
Holjes & Jachens (John H. Holjes and John Jachens)
liquors. SW cor Union and Front
HoU Eugene A., porter Greenebaum, Weil iMichels.
r. 440 Twenty-second
Holl George, boots and shoes, 3005 Mission, r. 103
Twentv sixth
Holladay Charles R., attorney at law, 606 Montgomery,
r. 8;i0 Pacific
HoUaday Edinnnd Burke, attorney at law, 636
Clay, room 3. r. NE cor Clay and Octavia
Holladay Samuel W., attorney at law, 636 Clay
room A, r. NE cor Clay and d tavia
^ Holladay. See Halladav, Hallidie and Holleday
Hollahau John, marble polisher, r. Castro, bet Twen-
ty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' AND YOOTflS" SOITS
AT
"THE HASTINGS."
IHPIRIAL lilt Ik. (k. OF LOHIDII
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,58^,953
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WIL SEZTOH, LsA. Uaaagor.
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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Holland , r. 33 Hinckley
Hollanil Addie, burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 191«Filbeit
Hi'lland Andnw J., (irlpman, r. 1918 Filbert
Ho. land Arthur P., ttenographer Union Pacific Eail-
wiiy. r. Oakland
Holland Bella, burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. Hit; Lombard
Holland Bernard, cooper Am. Sugar Refinery, r.lSUJi
Harrison
Holland Bridget, widow, r. 20 Ritch, rear
Holland Catherine, r. 1227 Y<.rk
Holland D., laborer S. F. Bridge Co., r. Kentucky,
bet Si' rra Nevada
HolUnd Daniel, boxmaker, and extraman Engine No.
fi, r. 311 Rjxth
Bollnnd Daniel, cellarman Arpad Haraeztby & Co., r.
lins Kearny
Holland Dani" 1, laborer, r. 1 Dunn's Alley
Holland Daniel, uiautel setter Bush & Mallett, r. 6
WilltaniB
Hollaud Daniel, merchant tailor. 60.5 Howard
Holland Daniel C, teamster, r. 7:i" Brannan
Holland David, cigaroiaker, r. fi47 Howard
Holland Dennis, teamster, r. 2fi Turk
Holland E'lward. merchant tailor, 209 Grant At
Holland Edward, pork packer, r. 26 Sacramento
Holland Frank, molder, r. 20 Oak Grove At
Holland Frank, printer, r. 248 Fourth
Holland Frank E., waiter, r. 2.'i2H Fourth
Holland Henry, real estate, r. 609 Mont^'omery At
Holland Henry P., carpenter, r. 24 M Willows At
Holland James carpenter, r. 1044 Howard
Holland James, porter John Ziegenbein & Co., r. 28
Turk
Holliind James, salesman, r. 213 Polk
Holland James, stevedore, r. NSV cor Broadway and
Davis
Holland James L., official reporter, 66 Nevada Block,
r. I(il3 Scott
Holland Jeremiah, laborer, r. 16 M Otis PI
Holland Jeremiah, laborer, r. 2BI First
Holland Jeremiah, porter I. S . Van Winkle & Co. r. 1725
Stevens' n
Holland John. r. 762 Folsom
Holland John, carpet ter G. H. Walker, r. 1918 Filbert
Holland John, groceries and liquurs 737 Brannan
Holland John, rigger, r. 229 Duncan
Holland John, (talesman Keane Bros., r. 1009 Powell
Holland John, seaman stmr Los Angeles
Holland JOhn Jr., r 26 Turk
Holland John A., lithographic printer Britton & Rey,
r. 44 Louisa
Holland John F., harness maker William Davis, r. 737
Brannan
Holland John J., boatman, r. 703!^ Davis
Holland John J., engineer, r. .393 Sixth
Holland Joseph, groceries, 401 Folsom, r. 210 Twentv-
tlilrd
Holland Joseph R., waiter, r. 12.50 Taylor
Holland J. P., r. New Washington Hotel
Holland Julia Miss, dressmaker, r. 202 Golden Gate
Av
Holland Marearet, widow, r. 43 South Park
Holland Michael, wheelwright, r. 44 Louisa
Holland Minnie, domestic .526 Golden Gate At
Holland Nathanie], attorney at law. and D. S.
Conimi.*sioner, 605 Clay, and TJ. S. Chief Super-
visor EIeetli>Tis. District of California, office D. S.
Appraisers' Bldg. room 71, r. 1414 Taylor
Holland Nicholas, wheelwright John Dippel, r. 44
Louisa
Holland Patrick, clerk, r. 41 Everett
Hollind Patrick, sawver, r. E b Gunnison Av nr
Twenty-eiehth, B. H.
Holland Patrick H.. stonecutter, r. 41 Everett
Holland Peter, hostler, r. NW cor Pacific Av and
Broderick
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-I.I.ECTRIC
RUSSIAN ai TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis &iven.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BOILERS and STOVES
Coimecttd icr Hoi and Cold Water in ilie tiest lanner
WATER BACKS, WATEK HEATEES,
Of all kinds made and repaired.
W. E . LANE,
PLUMBER, 605 KEARNY STREET.
Established ISfiO. Telephone 315,
Holland P. ter J., coachman, r. 9 Uomlell PI
Holland Peter, policeman, r. Ahlborn House
H'lland Philips, car driver, r. 302 Fourth
Holland K'.bert grlpman Cal. St RU., r. 1918 Filbert
Holland Sarah, widow, lodKings, 3114k Mission
Holl.ind Stelman, miller Golden Gate Flouring Mill
Hol'aud Thom: 8. boatman, r. 70:i>4 Davig
Holland Thomas, boiler maker, r. 1227 York
Hollmd Thomas D.. grlptnan. r. .501 Broderick
Holland Timothy, lab rer, r. 4'.'0 Jaekson
Holland William, travelinK salesman, r. 518 Minna
Holland William, choemaker P. F. Nolan & Soub, r.
9M W»shin«ton Av
Holland Woolwich D., tailor, r. 605 Howard
Hollander John F., cook, r. SW cot Vallejo and Davis
Hollander Sigfrled, jeweler (Hauford, Cal.) r. 20(Jl
Bush
Hollander Theodore, jeweler, r. 405 Post
Hollarday Alfred M., r 803 Hvde
Hollarday M. A. Mrs., r. ^03 Hyde
Hollawell Edward L., machiniKt. r. 424 Tehama
HoU.lorff \lhert, barber, r. 1424 Powell
H'dldortf Herman, bartender, r. 521 Twenty-third
Holle Henrv W.. clerk A. F. Nolte, 2227 T«yl(>r
Holle Jacob, bottler Philadelphia lager beer, SE cor
Tvvemieih and York
Hollen William, r. 317 Bush
H'lllenbeck J , forgemau Pac. Rolling Mill
Hollenbeek R. P., r. n4.s Sutter
Hollenbeig B. A., physician, r. 843 Mission
Hollenberg George, tireman, r. 129 Harrison
Hollenquist Charles, coppersmith, r. 12 Miller PI
Holler B., r. 256 Stevenson
Holler GnstHve A., lithographer Schmidt Label and
Litho. Co.. r. -515 Jessie
Holler Tony (Holler * Jobst) r. .515 .Tessie
Holler «SfJob8t (Tony Holler and M.-ithias Jobst)
wines and liquors. NW cor Kearny and Geary
Holleran Hanora, widow, r. Barnevald Av, nr Silver
Av
Hollernn James, clerk Keene Bros., r. Barnevald At,
nr Silver Av
Holleran Mark, helper S. F. Gas Light Co.
Holl.ran Mi.hael, boxmaker, r. 32 Minna
Holleran Michael M., boxmaker Cnion Box Factory,
r. 20 Ritch
Holleran Patrick, r. 160 Shipley
Holleran Patri.k laborer, r. 246 Third
Holleran Patrick, sawyer S. F. Box Factory, r. 28
Harrison
Holleran William, r. 32 Minna
Holleran William Jr., boxmaker, r. 32 Minna
K3r Holleran. See Halloran
HoUerbach Frank, shoemaker Charles Maier, r. 15
Hopet n Terrace
Holliday E. B., pressman Palmer Jt Rey, r. 1107
Ke^irny
Holliday Emma Miss, dressmaker, r. 1729 Market
Holliday Isidor,-cigar8 and tobacco, 705 Market, r. 313
Jessie
Holliday J., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Holliday J. K., r. 1(115 Post
Holliday John I., teamster, r. 1729 Market
Holliday Joseph, p^odu^■e peddler, r. 17J9 Market
Hollidav Margaret Mrs., fruits and vegetables, 1719
Market, r. 1729 Market
Holliday M. J., r. 1015 Post
Hollirlav William, laborer, r. 1729 Market
Hollidav William, teamster, r. 629 Broa'lway
IC?" Holliday. See HoUadnv and Halliday
Holliet Addie Mrs., r. 213 Fourth
Hollihan James, plasterer, r. 234 Minna
HoUi'i .\ugust, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 311
Clementina
Hollin Frank, fireman stmr Crescent City
HoUins; Charles i\, salesman, r. 523 Franklin
Holling Charles H., commercial traveler, r. 1023
Golden Gate Av
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 F3RST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
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2[ 1 %M 11 IWI E^ ^S I Tweniysecnnd and Valencia
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HolliDg John, clerk, r. 1712 Efldy
Holling John F., bookkeeper Thomts Taylor k Co., r.
()'i5 Turk
Holling William, clerk, r. 1434 Ellis
Holling William, coop.'r, r. 618 Filbert, rear
Hollings H. Mrs., widow, r. 929 Lsrkin
Hollings Meta, doiuestic 7 South Park
' Holl:iig8 Nicholas (Sturkeu k Hollings) r. 25;^ St >ck-
ton
HoUiugs Peter T., foreman spinner, r. 722 Bay
I Hollings Richard, clerk Sturi^en & Holliugs, r. 401
BrHUnan
H illingsworth John T., plumber, r. 512^ Francisco
HollingKworth Thomas C., cigars, 1519 Market
Hollis Alfred, porter, r. 2 Janseu
Hollis Alonzo K. (Hdlis * Booth) r.6105< Nineteenth
Hollis Fred. B., poll. euiBH. r. 1332 Howard
Hollis Harrv, foreman japiinner George H. Tay & Co.,
r. Oakland
Hollis John J., machinist. r.l522 Ellis
I Hollis Joseph, forwarding and purchasing agent, 226
' Sutter
Hollis Thomas, letter carrier Post Office, r. 434 Twen-
ty-second
Hollis William, real estate, r. 102 Ellis
Hollis William H., assistaut sbippiug clerk Le Count
Bros., r. 102 Ellis
Hollis <& Booth (Alonzo K. Hollis and Samufl
B lotb) job prluters, proprietors Mission Journal,
j and real estate and insurance agents, 2222 Mis-
I si on
HoUister Charles H., clerk Post Office, r. 1917 Mission
Holli.ster Corydon H.. r. 1917 Mission
Holllster Frank E. bookkeeper, r. 120') Market
Holli-ter John, toba coi.lst, r. 425 O'Farrell
HolllstrrW. W.. r. 413 P..at
Hollmnn H. Si Co. (Henry Hollmaa) proprietor Holmes Benjamin C. butcher, r. 27 Third
Holm Andrew L., ghipcarp-nter. r. 142^ Natoma
Hi>liu Anna Miss. r. 920 Gr.eiiwich
H'llm Charles, waiter, r. 134 Fourth
Hohu Clirlstian (Holm & Saxtorph) r. 630 Polk
H Im Edward, cabinetmaker, r. 266 Mlona
Holm Frederick, cabinetmaker George H. Fuller, r.
243 Clara
Holm Gustave, cutter B. Blumenthal & Co., r. 638
Post
Holm Henry, r. 318 Octavia
Holm Henry, conductor Market St. KR., r. 1914 Mc-
Allister
Holm John A., laborer, r. 13 Page
Holm Nils, laborer, r. Blake, nr Geary
Holm Peter, cook, r. ta9 Mission
Holm Thomas N., salesman Held Bros., r. 215 Turk
Uulm Thomas R.. Rroceries and liquors, SE cor Sut-
ter and Stockton, r. 313 Stockton
Holm William J., clerk, i. 313 Stockton
Holm Si Saxtorpli (Christian Holm and Henry
Saxtorph) proprietors Baldwin House, 14-16 Ellia
Holmau Clarence F., solicitor, r. 21i) Bush
Holman Elizabeth, widow, r. 329 Vallejo
Hulman Fannie, chambermaid Brooklyn Hotel
Holman Francis C . eucineer, r. 1401 Van Ness At
Holman Frank, r. 7 Pratt PI
Holman Frederick, r. 5 Clii.ton
Holman Harrold, policeman, r. 1812 Jessie
Holman William L., foreman John Hammond, r. 812
Church
Holmberg Anshelm A., seaman, r. 720 Third
Hol.iiberg Frank A., chainmaker, r. W s Illinois, bet
Sierra and Nevada
Holmberg George, r. 610 Post
Holmberg John, tanner J. C. Reud & Co., r. 1813 Mis-
sion
Holmberg Kanute. seaman, r. 415 East
Holmberg Olof H.. tailor, r. 909 Kearny
Holmes , laborer, r. 10 Verona, rear
Holmes Alsop J., civil engineer, r. 1219 McAllister
Holmes Bartlett R.. boottreer, r. 10 Verona
Holmes Benjamin, clerk, r. 1200 Larkin
The Royal Tea Co. 280.5-2809 Mission
HoUman H-nry 'H. Hollruan fcCo.) r. '281)5 Mission
Hollmann Frederick W., tanner Whitney 4 Webster,
r. 5 Clinton
Hollmann Henry, groceries and liquors, SE cor Sev-
enteenth and Cantro
Hollmann Margaret Mrs., liquor saloon, 564 Mission
Hollo C. C. Mrs., widow, r. 1219 Bush
Hollopeter Joseph, carrlagemaker, r. 1335 Howard i
Hollorao A. Mrs., r. 10 Kldley
HoUoran Delia, domestic 331 Seventeenth
HoUomn John, seaman, r. 27 Minna |
i»"Holloran. See Halloran and HoUeran J
Holloway Albert E., letter carrier Post Office, r. 322
Shotwell. rear
Holloway Charlotte, widow, r. 305 Capp
Holloway Emma C Miss, teacher music, r. 30.i Capp
Holloway George M., tr>iTeling salesman, r. 305 Capp
Holloway Joseph T., engineer, r. 418 Capp
Holloway William E. (J. W. Grace 4 Co.) r. 2211 Pa-
cific Av I
l»" Holloway. See Holway !
HoUowell R., painter P»laie Hotel 1
Hollo well Robert E , r. 333 Sixth ,
Hollub Adolphns, city agent London, Northern,!
Queen and Connei ticut Ins. Cos.. r. 38 Twelfth
Holliib Charles, commer.ial traveler, r. 38 Twelfth
Hollub David L., clerk Phc. Mutual Life Ins. Co. of
California r. 38 Twelfth l
Hollub Samuel S., clerk, r. 38 Twelfth |
Hollwegs John.soapmaker New England Soap Co.. r.
W R Utah, bet Center and Santa Clsra
Holly George, salesman Standard Tea Co., r. 5 Martha !
PI !
Holly James H., bookbinder, r. 631 Sacramento I
Holly Oak Park Co., John H. Sayre secretary,
328 Montgomery, room 15 j
Holly William, hostler John Rodgcrs & Sons, r. 1606
Market |
Hollywood Andrew, examiner Custom House, r. Oak- i
land 1
Holmes, Booth «: Haydens (New York and Waterbury
Conn) mnfrs silver platedware, brass and copper
hardware etc., office 40.J Market
Holmes C. Edwari, student, r. 610 Shotwell
Holmes Charles, r. 1106 Montgomery
Holtnes Charles A., teamster, r. 622 Natoma
Holmes Charles J., manager Palace Bye Works, office
I 13:<2 Mirket. r. 13H Tenth
j Holmes Charles N., miner, r. 504 Third
Holmes Charles S. (Benton, Holmes k Co.) r. 610
Shotwell
I Holmes Charles T., rigger, r. 28 Tehama
J Holmes Clarence R., foreman Reuton, Holmes k Co.,
r. 41.i Eddy
Holmes Cornelius, contractor, r. 623 Golden Gate At
Holmes Daniel W., clerk, r. 390 Francisco
Holmes Edward, seaman stmr San Vicente, r. 334
Vallejo
Holntes Edward B. , mining secretary, 4 Nevada
Block, r. Alameda
I Holmes Edward H., engineer, r. 130 Central At
! Holmes E. K., r. 606 Folsom
1 Holmes Ellis A., inspector, r. 414 Fourteenth
'. Holmes Ellis H., capitalist, r. 1213 Laguna
I Holmes E. W., master stmr Willamet^
Holmes Frank, coachman, r. 1610 Franklin
Holmes Frederick, r. 957 Market
Holmes Frederick, with T. W. Jackson & Co., r. 931
Vallejo
WHOLESALE AKD EETAH,
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Hanufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Martet St.
en IDCC rVTD A riDV (^^^" **»« ^^^^t ^^^^^ "^ CUrets. HockR, ) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
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Holmes Frederick T., collector Evening PoBt, r. 501
Bucbansn
Holmes George, waiter, r. 648 Howard
BolmeB George, wharlbuilder, r. 707 ^ Natoma
Holmes Gforge A., collector, r. lifW) Larkia
Holmes George A. (Hammond fc Holmes) and extra-
man Eugine No. 3, r. 1313 California
Holmes George W., cook, r. 400 Main
Holmes H. Mrs., hatsewer Boysen & Co., r. 1112
Pacific
Holmes Hflttie D. Miss, teacher Noe and Temple
Street School, r. (i'i2 Nntoiiia
Holmes Henry E. (H. E. Holmes * Co.) r. 1722 Turk
Holmes H. E. «te Co. (H. E. HolmfS) carriage
manufactory, and raanufactureiB of the Holmes
Upright and Square Piano Trucks, 834-836 Howard
Holmes Henry, laborer, r. -'8 Clay
Holmes Hf-nry, laborer, r. Lake Honda, nr Alms House
Holmes Henry T., president The H.T.Holmes
Lime Co., 14 Market, r. l!)2i Pine
Holmes Howard I., driver Engine No. 3, r. 1313 Cali-
fornia
Holmes Howard C constructing engineer Powell St.
KR., r. 616X Nineteenth
Holmes Isaac I., oflBce (W Montgomery, r. Saucelito
Holmes James, r. 233 Twelfth
Holmes James O.. machinist, r. 27 Twenty-third
Holmes Jamr s G. Jr., machinist, r. 27 Twenty-third
Holmes .lames N., butcher C. Biegelhuth, r. 511
Br.vaiit
Holmes John, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Holmes John, laborer, r. 27 Hinckley
Holmes John seaman, r. 13 Clay
Holmf-sJolin, engineer r. 715 Howard
Holmes John H., r. 103 Fifteenth
Holmes John M., clerk Hartford Fire Ins. Co., r.
Oakland
Holmes John R-, mlllhand Cal. Mill, r. 318 Ritch
H<ilme8 Ji seph, shoemakt r, r. 304 Fifth
Holmes Joseph E.. r. 49 Sacramento
Holmes Josephns, f-tove deah r, 312 Jackson
Holmes Lime Co. The H. T., Henry T. Holmes
president, Edward K. Hawkins secretary, dealers
lime, cement plai-ter. fire-brick, etc., 14-18 Market
Holmes Louis R. S., receiving clerk A. L. Bancroft &
Co., r. 957 Market
Holmes M. A., r. 117 Eighth
Holmes Marion E., widow, r. 130 Central Av
Holmes M. C. Mrs., widow, r. 1201 M Bush
Holmes Milo P., foreman H. E. Holmes & Co., r. 1722
Turk
Holmes Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co., Nev.) Charles E.
EUiolt fecretary, 79 Nevada Block
Holmes Nathaniel R., coachman Fitzgerald & Conlan,
r. 1527 California, rear
Holmes Peter, cook A. W. Manning, r. 639 MlBsion
Holmts Peter, peddler, r. 106 First
Holmes Ralph, laborer, r. 216 Nii.th
Holmes Robert, commercial traveler Murphy, Grant
& Co., r. Oakland
Holmes Robert H., clerk, r. 1351 Bush
widow, r. 104 Turk
liiborer. r. 3o8 Sutter
iChristianSchenk & Co.) r. Oak-
Holmes S. A. Mrs.
Holmes Samuel B
Holmes Samuel O,
land
Holmes Samuel T.
agent Mission Bay 'Warehouses.
P. Co., r. 223 Twelfth
Hclmes Silas M., secretary and treasurer S. F. and
Lake Co. RR. Co. and sec retary Pac. Develop-
ment and Investment Co., 318 Pine, room 5, r.
Oakland
Holmes Simeon, hostler Omnibus ER., r. 16 Tehama
Holmes Simon, laborer, r. PO Natoma
Holmes Thomas, laborer, r. IK Ellis
Holmes W. A. Mrs., embroidery, etc., 26H Kearny
Holmes Walger H., millinery. 1208 Market, r. 418
Golden Gate Av
Holmes Walter, foundryman, r. 1236 Market
FRATINGER & CO.
OP ALL LE30EIPTI0NS.
105 KEAKNY STREET.
JOHN HAMMOND
GAS, WATER and STEAM
FITTING,
In all its Branches, Well Done.
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PLUMBER,
Established 1860.
506 KEARNT STREET*
Telephone SIS.
Holmeii Walter G., attorney at law, 606 Montgom-
ery, room 1, r. Saucelito
Holmes Walter H., speclnl agent Home and Phoenix
Ins. Cos., r. Occidental Hotel
Holmes William, seaman schr Nicolina
Holmes William A., paternmaker r. 318 Ritch
Holmes William H.. plumber and gasfitter, r. 1109J«
York
HolmqulBt Matilda, domestic 2520 Howard
Holmquist Nels R., carriage painter, 948 Mission
Holrnqtiict S. T., cigarmaker, r. 128 Eighth
Holiuquist Theodore, cigarmaker, r. 128 Eight
Holmstrom Alfred, seaman schr Nicolina, r. 206
Stewart
Holroyd Joseph, laundryman, r. 1522 Eddy
Holroyd Richard, marker S. F. Laundry
Holsniger E., bookkeeper A. Schilling b Co., r. Ala-
meda
Hoist Adolph, cutter Porter, Slessinger & Co., r. 439
t'nion
Hoist Charles, bartender Gebhardt & Grainer, r. 405
Minna
Holft F., painter, r. 909 Kearny
Hoist Henry iHolst Jt Healyl 230 Kearny
HoUt Jacob D., groceries and liquors, 40 Tehama
Hi Iht Louis, seaman, r. 13 Clay
Holht Peter, burtinder John H. Cruse, r. 31 Tehama
Hoist Peter, tailor, r.47 Everett
Hoist William, glass stainer, 145 Valencia, r. 116
Gu' rrero
Hoist William, waiter, r. 675 Mission
Hoist & Healy (Henry Hoist and J. Francis Healy)
real estate ngeuts, 230 Kearny
Holstein , r. 638 Commercial
Holstein Georgp H., upholsterer F. S. Chadbonrne &
Co., r. 106 Eddy
Holstein Jules, teacher music, r. 29 Grant Av
Holstein Richard O. (Patten & Holstein) r.411J4 Cali-
fornia
Holsten Coard. tailor, r. 2508 Leavenworth
Holsten John B., expressman, r. 11 Vincent
Holswoith John, contra^ tor, r. 309 Sania Clara
Holsworth Robert, r. 309 Santa Clara
Holt A. Frank cHoIt Bros.) r. Concord, N. H.
Holt Andrew J. (Beier * Holt) r. 32 Rues
Holt Anna Mrs., bakery and confei tionery, 1209 Btish
Holt Benipmin (Holt Bros.) r. Stockton
Holt Brothers (Chailes H., A. Frank and Becjamin)
importers, dealers and mnfrs carriage materials
and hardwood lumber, 30-32 Main
Holt Charles E., collector Humboldt Warehouse, r.
Alameda
Holt Charles H. (Holt Bros) r. Oakland
Holt Charles H., weigher Overland Warehouse, r.
Cryi-tal Hotel
Holt David H., carpenter, r. 146 Eleventh
Holt HizHbeth Mrs., stamping, 1029 Howard
Holt Frtderick S.. salesman, r. 627 Geary
H' It George A., master i-tmr Arajjo, r. Oakland
Holt Geoine H., ct Uarmaker, r. 124 Gilbert
Holt J. W., r. 422 Van Ness Av
Holt Sylvaniis W., carpenter, r. 419 Hyde
Holt Thomas, with Bodie and Benton By. Co., ofBce
310 Pine, room 18, r. Bodie
Holt Thomas B., engineer Union Pac. Salt Co., r. 316
Miiina
Holt Thomas G., expressmsn. r. 1029 Howard
Holt Thomas M., n stanriint, 510 Market, r. 11 Sutter
Holt Warren, map publisher, 512 Montgomery, r. 928
Jackson
Holt William, carpenter S. M. Hills, r. 8.S0 Broadway
Holt William, steward stmr Eureka, r. 1525 Dupont
Holt William F., butcher, r. 5a0 Hayes
Holt William T., watchman, r. H2J4 Jackson
Holtanowski Bernhard, cigarmaker. r. 411 Jonea
Holtermann Anna, domestic, 416 Van Ness Av
Holt rmann Fritz, bartender, r. SE cor Kearny and
Bay
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CAR WORKS
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Plain, Japanned and Stamped
T I ISr ^W^ ^a. 1=1. DE3
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
HolterniBnu John J., p'optr Kentucky Market, r. W a
Kentucky, bi t Sierra and Nevada
Holtuieier Henry, uroci ries and liqaorB, NE cor Fil-
bert and Taylur. r. 19-2t; Taylor
Hnlfon Catherine, widow, r. 6 Kuss
Holtuu Cliarles, hostler, r. 22 Albion Av
Holtiin Edward, bookkeeper S. P. Co , r. 44 Sixth
Holt m John F., bookkeeper, r. 803 Hyde
Holtslander Frmk E., foreman T. N. Dunphy & Co.,
r. 207 Leavenworth
Holtslauder John J., engineer Hobbs, Wall k Co., r.
147 V5 Valencia
Holtum Christopher (Holtum & Andersen) r. 334
Ellis
Holtum Ferdinand, wholesale and retail wines and
liquors, 507-509 Clay, r. 518 i« Fulton
Holtum Pttt-r, silver.Mraitb, r. 6 Central PI
Holtum *: AnderHen iChristopher Hnltum and John
Andert^en) agents Napa and Sonoma Wine Grow-
ers. 4i'9 Sansome and G13 Mont;ioraiTy
Holtz Charles, cigirmaker, r. 20 Langlon. rear
Holtz Charles, waiter, r. 419 Folsom
Holts Frederick, painter, r. 90 i)^ Filbert
Holtz John, cook, r. 638 Commeicial
Holtz Louis F., r. 2.524 Washlugton
Holtz Theodore F., electrician, r. 910 Vallejo
Holtz William (HoUz * Ciizner) r. Alameda
Holtz William, carpenter, r. 8 tO Broadway
Holtz fcCuzner (William HoUz and Mark Ouzner)
miifrs tinware. 5ij7 Stevenson
1»" Holtz. SeeH.<lz
Ho'way S. P., cleik Auditor's OfBce, r. 822 Sutter
Holy Charles O., r. 3175i Tehama
HolzC«ri>lin«, wid'>w, r. 915 Howard
Holz C"immod th, r. 915 Howarl
Holz Isadore. clerk, r. 915 Howard
Holz Jarob, expressman, 11 Sansome, r.421 Linden Av
Holz Jacob, tiamster, r. 525 Ivy Av
Holz Joseph, clerk Tax Collector's Office, r. 765 H
Howard
Holz Joseph, clerk, r. 915 Howard
Holz Louis, porter, r. 915 Howard
Holz Louis, teacher music, r. 2421 Pacific Av
Holz Marcus, letter carrier Post Office, r. 915 Howard
Holz Rika, widow, r. 23 i7 Bush
Hnlzhauer Herman, teacher music, r. 516 Stockton
Holzbeid Armin E., clerk headquarters Divibion of
Pacific, U. S. A., r. 2917 Lnguua
Holzheiser Peter, butcher MuUer k Koenlg, r. 410
Tenth
Holzmueller Charles (HolzTiueller & Co.) r. Ocean
House Roafi, ur Bu na Vista
Holzmueller k Co. (Charles Hnlzraupller and Valen-
tine Flech) dairymen. Ocean House Koad, nr
Bu na Vista
Honiaun Charli-s, cooper George Larsen, r. SE cor
Fremoiit and Bryant
Homanu Edward A., r. 36S Minna
Homanu Henry, lard refiner estate of Lewis Hentrich,
r. 11120 Harap-^hlre
Homann Joseph, painter, r. 15 Jansen
Homann Marg>ret. ini'lwife. i. 3fiH Minna
HOME ACCIDENT ASSOCIATION
Williniit H. ^ninn president, Jolin O.
Cadman secretary and manager, office
204 Montgomery
Homt- and Loan Asoo iatio". 3is Pinf, room 40
HOME BENEFIT LIFE ASSOCIATION
Prank C. Havens pre^iflent, W. I. M.>r-
ernn secretary, A. S. Barney actuary,
I. P. Allen auditor, C. ^'. Eliin^vood
M. D. medical director, office 2U4 Mont-
gomery
Home for Awed and Infirm Females, NE cor Bryant
and Rinroii PI
Home for Servants, NE cor Bryant and Rincon PI
Home for tlie Care of Inebriates, Dr. James
Grey Jewell resident physician, 2U<X) Stockton,
ror Chest iut
Home Insurance <"o. (of New York) Arthur E.
MhrIU general agent, 221 Sausome
Home Liibrary Association, B. B. Swayne
ujanager. ij Eddy, ri>om UiO
Home Mutual buildinK and Loan Association, C. E.
Clark seeretary, office 411 Callfnruia
Home Mutual Insurance Co. (Are) James F.
HouKhfou president, Charles R. Story secretary,
21b Sausome
Home of Friendless Children. 2318 Webster
Home of Peace Cemetery (Hebrew) Beniamln E. Van
Straaten sexton, bet Eighteenth and Niueteeuth,
Dolores and Church
Home of the Ladies' Protective and Relief Society,
E 8 Franklin, bet Geary and Post
Home Security Building and Loan Association of
Alameda, Charles E. Clark secretary, 411 Cali>
fornia
Home Serving Machine Co., estate of Samuel
Hill a-icut. 634 Market
Homeier Charles, artist Britton & Rfy, r. 477 Teham*
Homeier Mai, t-acher uiu-'ic, r. 477 "Tehama
Homeier Rudolph, lithographer, r. 477 Tehama
Homer James L., bookkeeper, r. 227 San Jose Av
Homer John, coppersmith, r. 3 Raphael PI
Homer Maria C. Mrs., r. NW cor Broadway and Tay-
lor
Homer Mill and Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) F. E.
Luty secretary, 3:J0 Pine, room 5
Homer William H. , teamster, r. 2216 Mason
Homestead Billiard Parlor Tlie, Schumacher
(^ Janssen proprit-tors. lOul Valencia
HOMESTEAD GROCERY THE
Sciiuntaclter & Janssen proprietors, SE
cor Valencia and Twenty-tirst, braucli
SW cor Guerrero and Eighteenth
Homestead Loan Associaion of Berkeley The, Charleg
K. Clark secretary, 411 California
Homfray Richard, r. 3x7 Dolores
Hommrich M.try, widow, r. 13il !« Kearny
Homoeopathic Dispensary, 111 Haight
Homoeopathic Pharmacy, Boericke & Sehreck
proprietors, sucjessors to Boericke k Tufel, 234
Suiter
Homoeopathic Pharmacy (Paciflc) F. Hiller
Jr. fc Co. proprietors, SW cor Geary and Grant
Av. formerly Dupimt
Honen Gabriel, engineer Sims * Morris, r. 26 Tehsra*
Honerlaeh Chris, furniture, 109 Larkin, r. Ueikeley
Honey T. Mrs., furnished rooms, 137 Mont.omery
Hongkong and Shanghai Banking < or-
poration, W. H. Harries agent, 4iii California
Hongliong Line of Ste.amers, Occidental and
Oriental SS. Co., office NE cor Fourth and Towu-
send
Hongkong Line of Steamrrg, Pacific Mail SS.
Co., office cor First and lirannau
Honig Alexander, bookkeeper M. Honig, r. 001 Hayes
Hmi;,' Michael, furs, lii.'>7 Mirke't. r. <iii4 Hayes
Houi;( Nathan, nmfr men's furnishing goods, 105 Bat-
tery, r. 736 McAllister
Honigmann E , piauo tuner Estate Matthias Gray, Fi
416 0'Farrell
Honi^'sberg Alfred J., with L. Breslauer & Co., r. 310
Stockton
Houigsberx'er Aaron, salesman Sachs Bros. & Co., r.
8J7 p. ,1k
Honigsbcrger Etta Miss, teacher Bartlett Primary
School, r. 1316 O'Farrell
Honigsberi/er Henry, r 1.316 O'Farrell
H.'niiisberger Leon, salesman, r. 1316 O'Farrell
Hi.nig8ber;.'er Lewis, office 107 Sansome, r. 1133 Post
Honn Freflerlck, mi.kman, r. H., bet Third and
F.^urth Avs
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Capital, 34.125,000
Assets. 04,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
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HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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Hood John, phooting gallery, 310 Graut Av
Honn MichHe), teamster South S. F. Brewery, r. NW
cor Railroad Av and Piirayiiay
Honolulu Steam Line, Oceauiu Steamship Co., 827
Markt-t
Hods G. O. Frederick, timekeeper Cal. Sugar Re-
finery, r. Miunesoto, bet Sierra and Nevada
Hons Henry D. F. (Lubrsand Homm) r. 50'i Lagana
Honeinger Henry, labnrer, r. 331 )i Bush
Hood , r. 33 Hinckley
Hood , r. 522 Montgomery Av
Hood Albert, louductor S» P. Co., r. 27 South Park
Hood Amelia, widow, r. 1327 Clay
Hood F. H., r. 419 Minna
Hood Geoi ge J., clerk, r. 1823 Stevenson
Hood James R., carpenter Treadwell & Thompson, r.
519 StevenKon
Hood John, carpenter, r. 14 Harriet, rear
Hood Jonu, carpenter Union Iron Works, r. 113 Sil-
HOOD JOHN,
gra,-vtit, Mind and
shell. NW cor sixtb and Channel, r.
812 Sixth
Hood J. W., pbyslcian, r. 100 Olive At
Hood Joseph, tinsmith, r. 23 Jansen
Hood William, chief engineer S. P. Co. Pacific Sys-
tem, NE cor Fourth and Townsead, room 79, r.
1012 Twenty fourth
Hood Worthen, salesman H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 624 }i
Sutter
Hooe Lewellyn W., salesman, r. 130 Second
Hoogkamer W. O., carrier Bxamlner, r. SW cor Caro-
lina and Sauta Clara
Hoogs Frank, r. 32 Perry
Hoogs M. A. Mrs., teacher Starr King Primary School,
r. Oakland
Hoogs W. H. Mrs., r. 32 Perry
Hoogs William W., clerk, r. 32 Perry
Hoogs William W., clerk Robert J. Mercer, r. Oak-
land
Hook A. M. Mrs., millinery, 1227 Market
Hook Albert W. (Hook Bros.) r. 143 Grove
Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1, 8. V. F. D., 22
O'Farrell
Hook and Ladder Co. No. 3, 8. F. F. D.. 627
Broadway
Hook and Ladder Co. No. 3, 8. F. F. D., S s
Market, bet Tenth and Eleventh
Hook and Ladder Co. No. *, 8. F. F. D., 1214
Pacific
Hook and Ladder Co. No. 5, 8. F. F. D., 8 s
Post, bet Webster and Fillmore
Hook Arthur, writer, r. 54 First
Hoo;-; Benjamin F., dry goods, 1520 Stockton
Hook Brothers (Joseph F. and Albert W.) stationery,
20 Sixth
Hook < harles, commission merchant, r. 1703 Kearny
Hook Cliarles O , shoemaker, r. W s Fourth Av, bet
Point Lobos Av and Clement
Hook Edward, waiter i-tmr Mariposa
Hook H»rry, policeman, r. 910 Bro:idwav
Hook Henry, machinist Union Iron Works, r. E s
Jliseissippi, bet Solano and Mariposa
Hook James A., r. 781 Folsom
Hook Jauies H. (Dolan fc Hood) r. 2764 Mission
Hook Joseph t\ (Hook Bros.) r. 108 Chattanooga
Hook Stewart H., machinist, r. 910 Broadway
Hooke Daniel, r. 31.^ Leavenworth
Uooke Georee H., general broker, 202 Market, r.
23J6 Pacific Av
Hooke W. H. Mrs., widow, r. 318 First
Hooke T., laborer Jersey Farm Dairv, r. 350 Tehama
Hooke William F., clerk, r. 318 First
Hooker Charles G., capitalist, r. 917 Bush
Hooker C. Osgood (Truman, Isham & Hooker) r. 917
Bush
Hooker Henry B., cigar dealer, r. 408 Greenwich
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIEKMO-KLECTBIC
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Balis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
WATER FILTERS,
ALL SIZES AND KINDS FOR F.\UCETS.
Larga Filterera with capacity for cleaning all water
used in the house, simple and cheap.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street,
Established 1360. Telephone 315.
Hooker Joseph, r. 650 Howard
Hooker Joseph W., clerk Thomas Day & Co. (limited)
r. 1139 M Mission
Hooker Richard C, stockbroker, 336 Pine, and
School Director, r. 1311 Hyde
Hooker Robert G., cashier, Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 917
Bush
Hooker Thoman, wireworker Cal. Wire Works, r. 419
Twenty-seventh
Hoole John, teamster, r. 8 Montsomery Court
Hoole S. F. Mrs., stationery, 122 Fourth
Hoole Septimus F., contractor, r. 122 Fourth
Hooley M. J., tinlsUer F. S. Cliailbourne & Co.
Hooper Aaron, wines and liquors, and restaurant,
NE cor Front and Market, r. 1724 Market
Hooper Arthur A. (Hooper * Jenulngs) r. 557 HarrinoD
Hooper C. A. & Co. (Charles A. and George W.
Hooper) lumber dealers, SE cor Fourth and Chan-
nel
Hooper Charles A. (C. A. Hooper &' Co., A. M.
Jewell & Co., and Cal. Cigar Box Co.) r. W s Ash-
bury, bet Waller and Frederick
Hooper Charles C, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsbnrg St
Co., r. 27 Albion Av
Hooper Edward McH., bricklayer, r. 309 Waller
Hooper Fanu e, widow, r. 40lj Greenwich
Hooper P. P. Hi J. A. (Frank P. and John A.) lum-
ber dealers, office 4 California
Hooper Frank, clerk, r. 1724 Market
Hooper Frank P. (F. P. & J. A. Hooper) r. 657 Har-
rison
Hooper George W. (C. A. Hooper & Co., A. M.
Jewell & Co., and Cal. Cigar Box Co.) r. 537 Har-
rison
Hooper Henry O., eash and doormaker, r. 1228 Pine
Hooper Henry R., cigars, etc., S. P. C. RR. Ferry, r.
Alameda
Hooper James M., butcher, r. 6 Hampshire
Hooper John, proprietor Harrison Street Ware-
house, and agent for C. McCreary & Cos. Premium
Flour, Hatbaway's Wharf, r. 657 Harrison
Hooper John A. (F. P. & J. A. Hooper) and presi-
dent San Pedro Lumber Co. and Port Costa Lum-
ber Co., offlje 4 California, r. 30 Rincon PI
Hooper John B., carpenter, r. 1117 Scott
Hooper John E., laborer 3. F. Cordajje Factory
Hooper John M., minins, r. 1021)4 Market
Hooper Rebecca E. Miss, stenographer Fulton Iron
Works, r. 1128 Pine
Hooper Robert J., salesman Herman Cohen, r. 1117
Scott
Hooper Thomas B. Jr., clerk, r. 128 Fourteenth
Hooper Thomas E., gardener, r. 2605 Polk
Hooper Thomas J., millwright, r. 537 Sacramento
Hooper William, plasterer, r. 202 Sixth
Hooper William B., manager Occidental Hotel,
E s Montgomery, bet Bush and Sutter
Hooper William T., policeman, r. 2103 3^ California
Hooper William W., glazier Thomas C. Butterworth,
r. 27 Albion Av
Hooper & Jennings (Arthur A. Hooper and
George Jennings) wholesale groceries, 323-325
Market
Hooper's South End Grain 'Warehoase,
George H. Lemman proprietor, N 8 Townseud,
bet First and Second
Hoops , widow, r. 13 Hubbard
Hoops Frederick J., porter, r. 1506 Mason
Hoops H., liquor saloon, SE cor Kearny and Bay
Hoover John C, salesman, r. 1211 Bush
Hope Constantine A., varnish maker Hueter Bros. 4
Co., r. S 8 Yolo, bet Utah and Nebraska
Hope Edward L., clerk, r. 815 Stockton
Hope J., millman Pac. Rolling Mill
Hope James, weaver, r. E s Larkin, nr North Point
Hope John, confectioner, 308)4 Francisco
Hope John B., beater Pac Rolling Mill, r. E 8 Minne-
sota, bet Solano and Mariposa
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 riRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
EOOKBINDEES.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVER FIVE BIII,UOI«S.
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ENOLTSH AND AMERICAN
Encaaatir, Ulazecl and HIaiii.
309. 311. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Hope LouiB L., aUble foreman Capitol Mills, r. 21
Erie
Hopes John, portrait artist r. 424 Fell
Hopf Emma Miss, vocalist and teacher mnsic, r. 226
Geary
Hopf Henry, maltster Herman Zwleg, r. 624 Brannan
Hopken John, clfrk Christian Bune»-r, r. 1000 Buah
Hopkins A., conductor Market St. RR
Hopkins A. D. Mrs., diest-making, 122 Post
Hopkins Albert, r. 14 Caroline
Hopkins Alfred, sash and door maker Day, Huber k
Craker. r. 63 Jessie
Hopkins Annie, domestic 1024 Howard
Hopkins Edward, employee N. B. and M. BB., r. 556
Minna
Hopkins Edward Jr., cutter Porter, Slessinger k Co.,
r. ."i.ie Minna
Hopkins Edward W., capitalist, office 329 Pine,
rooms lt'.-17, r. 2100 California
Hopkins Emllt Mrs., dressmaking, 438 Geary
Hopkins F., butcher stmr City of Rio de Janeiro
Hopkins F. H., cook, r. 44 Minna
Hopkins Florence N., engraver Francis, Valentine &
Co., r. 2203 Steiner
Hopkins Frederick V., physician, 2524 California
Hopkins George E.. roofer. E s Wool nr Linden Av
Hopkins George W., boarding stable, hay, grain,
wood and coal, 1925 Bush. r. 1900 Buchanan
Hopkins Uiram B., manager Hirsh & Bro., r. The
Baldwin
Hopkins H. S., r. 716 Golden Gate Av
Hopkins Isaac H., r. 132 Eddy
Hopkins James, painter Sutter St. RB. Co., r. 330 Jj
Tenth
Hopkins James, painter, r. 2210 Broderick
Hopkins James, tailor, r. iSlH Jef^sie
Hopkins James A., surveyor, r. 1303 Leavenworth
Hopkins J. L., publisher Gossip and Matrimonial
Advocate, 623 Kearny, room 10
Hopkins John, boilt-rmaker, r. 1130 Treat Av
Hopkins John D., bricklayer, r. 2210 Broderick
Hopkins John E., policeman, r. 330M Tenth
Hopkins John F., salesman Sachs Bros. & Co., r, 656
Minna
Hopkins John N. stock clerk Langley & Michaels, r.
2203 Sieiner
Hopkins John P., expressman, r. JI s Precita Av, nr
Folsom
Hopkins John B. (Devany, Hopkins k Co.) r. 1190
Halght
Hopkins John T., r. 210 Bush
Hopkins Joseph, expressman, 24 Geary, r. 27 Shotwell
Hopkins Justin S., manager subscription dept Payot,
Upham fc Co., r. Alameda
Hopkins Laura, domestic 324 Seventeenth
Hopkins Laura T. Mrs , assistant Starr King Primary
School, r. 2328 Mission
Hopkins Lemuel B., deputy U. S. Marshal, r. 1137
Guerrero
Hopkins Levy L., carpenter, r. 835 Mission
Hopkins Mark Mrs., widow, r. SE cor California and
Mason
Hopkins M. O. Miss, r. 415 Eddy
Hopkins Mortimer, r. 1846 Howard
Hopkins Moses, capitalist, office 329 Pine, rooms
16-17, r. Rfdwood City
Hi'pkins Patrick H., teamster, r. 1135^ Harrison
Hopkins Pt ter, r. NW cor Broadway and Laguna
Hopkins Peter, laborer, r. 137 Shipley
Hopkins Peter, stonecutter, r. 2210 Broderick
Hoikins Peter Jr., deputy Assessor, r. 2000 Broadway
Hopkins Rufus C, translator Spanish, r. 1654
West Mission
Hopkins Rufus 0. Jr., clerk freight auditor's ofBoe,
S. P. Co., r. 16.'54 West Mission
Hopkins Russell H., conductor Market St. RB., r.
2004 Ellis
Hopkins Thomas, butcher Wm . Oswald, r. 1012 Pacific
Hopkins Thomas, machinist Blx k Firth, r. Oakland
Hopkins Thomas H., laborer, r. 444 Brannan
Hopkins Thomas W., painter, r. 1100 Powell
Hopkins Timothy, boilermaker, r. 1130 Treat Av
Hopkins Timothy, treasurer Southern Pacific
Co., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 42, r.
Menlo Park
Hopkins William, r. 438 Geary
Hopkins William, r. 1130 Treat Av
Hopkins William, laborer r. 519 Sacramento
Hopkins William B.. teamster, r. 130 Eleventh
Hopkins William E., captain IT. 8. A., post surgeon
Angel Island
Hopkins William L. (Devany, Hopkins k Co.) r. 1190
Halght
Hopkins William W., miner, r. NE cor Taylor and
Geary
Hopkins W. L., night watchman U. S. Laundry
Hopkinson Alfred J., carpenter, r. 53 Jessie
Hopkinson 1). Mrs., furnished rooms, 30 Keimy
Hopkinson Emers( n B., solicitor, r. 30 Kearny
Hopiier Thomas, master Mala Chevallier, r. IISJS
Clara
Hoppe Adolphe (Hoppe k Sachs) r. 1614 Polk
Hoppe Charles, foreman, r. 1708 Turk
Hoppe David, conductor Geary St. RR., r. 1C13 Bu-
chanan
Hoppe Edwin, glass blower, r. 28 Capp
Hoppe Frederick, r. 306 Langton
Hoppe J. C. (Brigham, Hoppe k Co.) r. Oakland
Hoppe Jacob D., r. 16 Hampton PI
Hoppe Joseph, clothing, 637 Pacific, r. 413}^ Green
Hoppe Otto, messenger subsistence department, U. S.
A., 36 New Montgomery
Hoppe Bheinhold, cutler and surgical instrtiment
maker. 115 First, r. Fruit Vale
Hoppe William, laborer Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r. 546
Howard
Hoppe fc Sachs (Adolph Hoppe and Frederick G.
Sachs) livery stable, 1715 Sacramento
Hopper Charles, r. Bnena Vista, nr Lincoln Av, B. H.
Hopper Frank, carpenter, r. Buena Vista, nr Lincoln
Av, B. H.
Hopper Garrett H., r. 1 Ewer PI
Hopper Harrison, salesman A. C. Dietz & Co., r. 521
Post
Hopper Henry R., laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
SE cor Sierra and Iowa
Hopper John E., foreman layer S.F. Cordage Factory,
r. SE cor Sierra and lows
Hopper John E. Jr., ropemaker, r. 1006 Valencia
Hopper Milford, carpenter, r. Buena Vista, nr Lin-
coln Av, B. H.
Hopper Samuel £., glass cutting and bending,
3a H Fremont, r. 80734 Treat Av. bet Twenty-first
and Twerity-second
Hopps Charles (Hopps & Sons) r. 406 Geary
Hopps Charles E. (Hopps k Sons) r. 1029 McAllister
Hopps Detler, conductor, r. 1613 Buchanan
Hopps Frank W. (H>>pps & Sons) r. West Oakland
Hopps George H. (Hopps k Sons) r. 1719 Webster
Hopps Harry R., designer, r. 1719 Webster
Hopps May E. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 10^9 McAllister
Hopps William S., druggist, r. 406 Geary
Hopps Si Sons (Charles, Charles E., George H.
and Frank W.) house, sign and ornamental paint-
ers, 429 Pine
Hopson Harry, carpenter, r. 6254 West Mission
Hopwood Franklin M., night watchman, r. 24 Elgin
Park
Horain Louis, clerk Coffin & Sanderson, r. 434 Jessie
Horan Charles, driver, r. 631 Sacramento
Horan Daniel, cardriver, r. 1928 Folsom
Horan Edward, stevedore, r. E s York, bet El Dortdo
and Center
Iloran Francis W., carpenter, r. 1422 Califoml*
Horan George G., cook, r. 1422 California
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
THE LARGEST
CARPET AND OPHOLSTERY HOUSE
ON THE PACIFIC COAST.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS,
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ORDER EASTERN STAR,
RED MEN, AND ALL Orders,
Furnished •with
Books, Jewels, Swords, Costumes,
Flags, Banners, Seals, Bal-
lot Boxes, and
ALL ARTICLES^
FLAGS, BANNERS, PARAPHERNALIA, ETC.
Knights Templar, Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias Uniforms a Specialty.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRYI
Finer than the class of Champagnes sent from) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
France to this country, but without Brandy. ) 530 WASHDTOTOM STSSET.
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Horan James D., stock and sale yard, cor Tenth
and Howard, and liquor saloon, 1334 Howard, r.
m Tenth
Horan John, clerk Joseph T. Terry & Co., r. 549 Na-
toma
Horan John, fireman, r. 629 Front
Horan John B., bookkeeper James D. Horan, r. 132
Tenth
Horan John L., letter carrier Post Office, r. 920 Minna
Horan John M., waiter, r. 3 Mary Lane
Horan Joseph J., r. 433 Tenth
Horan Joseph L., hostler, r. Bay District Track
Horan K., r. 424 Sansome
Horan Maria, widow, r. 620 Minna
Horan Mary Miss, restaurant, 208 Drumm, r.719 Cali-
fornia
Horan Marj' Mrs., r. 215 M Tehama
Horan Mary Mrs., groceries and liquors, NE cor
First and Bryant, r. 4 Alger PI
Horau Mary F. Miss, dressmaker, r. 208 EUia
Horan Michael, labjrer, r. 97 Hickory
Horan Michael, laborer, r. 524 First
Horan Michael S., attorney at law, 629 Kearny, r. 320C
Devisadero
Horan Patrick J., teamster r. 15 Hampton PI
Horan Patrick T., boilerniaker, r. 69 Katoma
Horan Thomas, bellman The Baldwin
Horan Thomas, check clerk freight depot S. P. Co., r,
548 Bryant
Horan Ttiomas. hatter, r. 357 Tehama
Horan Thomas, laborer, r. 158 Tehama
Horan Thomas, laborer, r. 608 Natoma
Horan Thomas, teamster, r. 11 Lafayette
Horaa William, horseshoer, r. 715 Howard
Horanson Benjamin J., salesman Charles Colman b Co,
Horber Rudolph, bookkeeper, r. 113 Geary
Horch Frederick, watchman, r. 7 Mission
Hore James, laborer, r. N s Nineteenth, bet Eureka
and Douglass
Hore John J., molder. r. Nineteenth, bet Eureka and
Douglass
Hore Thomas, soapmaker Philadelphia Soap' Co., r.
cor Nineteenth and Eureka
Horgan Cornelius, machinist, r. 437 Shipley
Horgan Daniel, gardener, r. SW cor Eddy and Bu-
chanan
Horgan Daniel, paver, r. 1 Zoe PI
Horgan David, assistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
411 Gough
Horgan George, laborer freight depot 8. P. Co., r. 417
Fifth
Horgan James, blacksmith, r. 421 Valencia
Horgan James, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Soub, r.
Wool, nr Cortland Av
Horgan John, r. 516 Howard
Horgan John, dairyman, r. 3109 Geary
Horgan John F., clerk, r. 118J4 Washington
Horgan John J., dairyman, r. 3109 Geary
Horgan Patrick, hostler, r. 421 Valencia
Horgan Thomas, plumber J. D. Welch, r. 421 Valen-
cia
Horgan Timothy, dairy produce, 13-14 Grand Central
Market, r. 1234 Eddy
Horgan Timothy, stonecutter, r. 141 Market
Horgan William, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r.
447 Fifth
Horigan Bridget Mrs., r. 129 Twelfth
Horigan Daniel (Horigan & Kyne) r. N b Nineteenth,
bet Eureka and Douglass
Horigan Daniel, laborer, r. 1223Ji Folsom
Horigan Daniel, shoemaker, SE cor Castro and Eigh-
teenth
Horigan Mary A. Miss, teacher, r. 129 Twelfth
Horigan Timothy, cook, r. 871 Market
Horigan & Kyne (Daniel Horigan and Patrick Kyne)
dairymen, N b Nineteenth, bet Eureka and Doug-
lass
■^ Horigan. See Harrigan and Horrigan
CAST IRON PIPE.
GAS and WATER PIPE
And FITTINGS of all Sixes.
w. e.Ilane,
Plumber, 503 Kearny Street.
Established 1880. Telephone 316,
FRATINGER & CO.
Fine Dressmaking
105 KEARIST STREET.
Horiger Albert, real estate agent, r. 1303 Sanchez
Horiger Edward, tinsmith Code, Elfelt & Co., r. 1303
Sanchez
Horliius Patrick, laborer, r. 236 Fifth
Horl Albert, bartender, r. 529 Taylor
Horllng Charles, salesman, r. 1605 Broderlck
Horlor John E., furniture, iOVi Fillmore
Horn Adolph. waiter J. Deutsch, r. 173 Minna
Horn Albert F., machinist, r. 2007 Mission
Horn Barbara, widow, r. 530 Twenty-third
Horn Benjamin C, r. 1913 Leavenworth
Horn Bernard (Horn & Chapman) r. SW cor Florida
and Mariposa
Horn Bernaid J., butcher Horn & Chapman, r. N b
Algeria, nr Railroad Av
Horn C. G. Walther, clerk Charles Meinecke & Co.,
r. Alameda
Horn Charles, porter The Louvre, r.<26 Sixth
Horn Charles V., brassflnisher W. T. Garratt & Co.,
r. 2007 Mission
Horn Christopher, saloonkeeper, r. 312 Filberi
Horn E. Mrs., r. 1518 Mission
Horn Francis W., r. 1422 California
Horn Freeman C, fruits, 31 Mission Market, r. 30O7
Mission
Horn George, r. 1422 California
Horn George, boilermaker, r. 157 Second
Horn Henry F., cutter U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., and
eitraman Engine No. 13, r. 1430 Valencia
Horn Herman, machinist, r. 1003 Church
Horn J. Herman, butcher, 55 Centre Market, r. 601
Taylor
Horn Jerome W., physieian, 808 Twenty- fourth
Horn John, boarding stable, NE cor Laguna and Wal-
nut Av, r. 1620 Laguna
Horn John P., bakers' Bupplies, 19 Drumm, r. 1231
Mission
Horn Joseph (Graf & Horn) r. 157 Eleventh
Horn Joseph, tanner A. Legallet, r. N s Venezuela, bet
Tombigbee and Potomac
Horn J. P., pressman Call, r. 521 Turk
Horn Julia F., widow, r. 51854 Valencia
Horn Laura J. Miss, teacher Tehama Primary School,
r. 1518 Mission
Horn Martin A., carpenter, r. 1726 Ellis
Horn Mathew L., laborer, r. NE cor McAllister and
Baker
Horn Mary, widow, r. 171354 Jessie
Horn Patrick, r. 69 Natoma
Horn Peter, elevatorman Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 1213
Green
Horn Philip, stevedore, r. 1518 Mission
Horn Robert G., stockbroker, 337 Pine, r. 530 Twenty-
third
Horn Rudolph, waiter, r. 46 Tehama
Horn Theodore H., clerk Vennekohl Bros., r. 1236
Pacific
Horn Thomas, molder, r. 158 Tehama
Horn Thomas L. (Horn & Co.) r. East Oakland
Horn William B., contractor, 424 Montgomery, r.
2405 Sutter
Horn William C, patrolman UnderwriterB' Fire Pa-
trol No. 2, r. 11354 Polk
Horn William H., engineer, r. 808 Twenty-fourth
Horn & Chapman (Bernard Horn and Charles E.
Chapman) wholesale butchers, office 504 Kearny,
slaughter bouse South S. F.
Horn &Co. (Thomas L. Horn and B. H. Pendleton)
manufacturers and jobbers cigars and tobacco, 8
Battery
t^ Horn. See Home
Hornbach Delia Mrs., laundress. La Grande Laundry
Hornberg Axel P., merchant tailor, 427 Bush, r. 1
City Hall PI
Hornblower C, r. 636 Guerrero
HornblciTer Frederick A. , Judge Police Court,
chambers Old City Hall, r. NW cor Mission and
Eighteenth
JOHN HAMMOND
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CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
]fannra««urer of every description of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
4S to 50 Benle Street. San FraucUco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker, ^''-^'^^::i.^t6J?^Ei?^\^^^:t'^
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IMPOnXEBJ OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STREET
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Hornbrook Jane Mrs., ludfjInKS, 3 Evrntt
Hornbrook John. Rror>Ties. wioeg, liquors and
cinaro, 1701 HoMrard, r. 171:1 Howard
Hornby Tboojas B.. seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Home Charles W.. bookkeeper John Cook, r. 609 Bush
Home Jacob, proprietor Firtit Street House, 6i-66
First
Home Waller J., proptr Home's Electro Magnetic
Belt and Truss Co., 702 Market
Home William, watertender stmr San Pablo
t^" Home. See Horn
Homef Simon, student Edwin O. Cochrane, r. 110
Silver
Horner George B., assistant cashier Murphy, Grant
& Co., r. 901 Killniore
Horner Inez S., widow, r. 715 Hyde
Homer Walter W., packer I. B. Boms & Co., r. 190
Sixteenth
; Horner Willinm, shoemaker, r. U20 Howard
I Hornich Joseph, laborer Cal. Sugar Befiuery, r. Ken-
I tucky Home
: Hornick FranclK. r. Dominican Monastery
1 Hornsby Anuie Bliss, teacher, r. 415 H^de
I Horusby James, r. 828 Howard
I Homaman Andrew, cutter, r. 1109 J4 Montgomery
' Horuthal Charles, peddler, r. 431 Natoma
I HomuMR C. C, piano mnfr. 917 Mission, r. 734 Eddy
I Homunc Charles F.. butcher, 6 Miss-ion Market, r. W
I s (_hnrch, bet Slxieentb and Seveuteenih
; Homung Fr;inkliu C. manter mariner, r. 2716 Howard
i Horowitz Simon, tailor, r. :M(i Tehama
I Horr Benuett H., biiker Cal. Cracker Co.. r. 18 Octayia
' Horr George E., collector McAvoy & Gallagher, r. 33
RnsR
! ny Horr. See Hoar and Hoare
! Horrell Charles E , r. 1910 Buchanan
1 Horrell Laura A., cli rk PoBt Office, r. Oakland
■ Horridge John, painter, r. 1319 Eddy
Hurrigan Dennis, boardius stable, 8 St. George Alley,
r. 24 Hunt
Horti^au Eugene, policeman, r. 38 Louisa
Horrigan F. G., folder La Grande Laundry
Horrigan Frmk M., waitir, r. 1033 Valencia
Horrlgau John, clerk Erzgraber & Oestiiig, r. 24 Hunt
Horriaan John, li(ini>r saloon, 520 Broadway
HorrigHU Jihn, tailor .304 Minna
Horrigan John H., driver C. W. Taber, r. 1008 Valen-
cia
Horrigan John L., painter E. M. Gallagher, r. 1141
Vallejo
Horrigan William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. SE
cor Illinois and Lena PI, rear
t^ Horrigan. See Horigan and Harrigan
Horrisbertzer Jacob H.. machinist, r. 617}^ Linden At,
bet BuchHuan and Webster
Horrisber»(er William C, framemaker, r. 317 Bush
HorrockB George, pilnter, r. 458 Natoma, rear
Horpbiirgh David W., chief clerk freight auditor's
office S. P. Co., r. I.il7 Washington
HorKburgh James Jr., chief clerk general passenger
and ticuet agent S. P. Co.. r. 1517 Wahhlnatm
Horsch John, exprcsaman, 8W cor Pine aud Mont-
gomery, r. 627 Minna
Horse Shoe Bar Consolidated Bltnin;; Co.
(Placer Co., Cal.) D. M. Kent secreUry, 330 Piue,
rooiuw 18-19
Horstmann Henry, capitalist, office 321 Mont-
gomery, with Bach, Meese & Co , r. 2232 Howard
Horsfmnnn Henry, liquor saloon, SW cor Mission and
Thirtieth
Horntmann Henry Jr., roofer, r. SW cor Mission and
Thirtieth
Horstmann Henry P., clerk Trubenbach k Co., r. 2232
Howard
Hnrsimmn Herman, carrier Call, r. 830 Fifteenth
Horstmann John, manufacturer aud importer
bi-carbonate soda, S'lleratus and washing powder,
office ana factory, 767-775 Bryant, r. 709 Mason
Horstmann Louis, baker, r. 634 Pacific
Hon-tnjann William J., clerk, r. 709 Mason
Horstmeyer George E., collarmaker Main & Winches-
ter, r. »27 Fourth
Horstmeyer William (Horstmeyer & Thiele) r. 31S
Jessie
Horstmeyer fc Thiele (William Horstmeyer and
Robert Thiele) carpenters, 37 Annie
Hort Samuel, capitalist, r. 1920 Jackson
Hortman Hugh, candymaker, r. 142 Seventh
Horton Charles, laundryman Hammam Baths, r. 707
Montgomery Av
Horton Charles, teamster, r. 1315 Laurel At
Horton Charles W., teamster, r. 1331 J4 Natoma
Horton Edward H., buyer J. C. Johnson & Co., r. 804
Taylor
Horton Frank H., vice-president and manager
Truikee Lumber and Box Manufacturing Co. of
San Francisco, 243-251 Bprr>-, r. 411 Eddy
Horton G., bookkeeper, r. «07 California
Horton Henry L., landscape gardener, r. 207 San Job6
At
Hortin Joseph B., stockbroker, r. 1710 Eddy
Horton Lewis E., farmer, r. 37 Lily Av
Horton Maria Miss, teacher Hamilton Grammar
School, r. 3415 Geary
Horton Nettie Miss, teacher John Sweet Grammar
School, r. 3415 Geary
Horton P. B. Mrs., widow, r. 1615 Clay
Horton R. L., r. 1033 Ellis
Horton Samuel W., teacher Garfield Evening School,
r. 3415 Geary
Horton Sarah Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2429 Larkin
Horton Thomas R. (Martin * Horton) r. 1002 Pins
Hi'rton William, clerk, r. 9 Seventh
Horton William S., clerk, r. 1004 Kearny
■^Horton. See Haughion and Houghton
Hortop Samuel, shoecutter Buckingham b Hecht, r.
222 Chattanooga
Horwege August W., millhand Miller k Hamilton, r.
628 a Fourth
Horwege Henry J., carpenter, 628 }< Fourth
Hurwinski Max, clerk E. S. Salomon, r. 18 Albion At
Horwiuskl Max Jr., compositor, r. 18 Albion At
Hosatte John B., merchant, r. 616 Broadway
Hose Co. No. 1, 8 F. F. D., 112 Jackson
Hose Co. No. H, S. F. F. D., S s Post, bet Webster
and Fillmore
Hose Co. No. 3, S.F. F. D., E 8 Folsom, bet Twenty.
first and Twenty-second
Hose Co. No. 4, S. F. F. D., 1802 Stockton
Hose Co. No. 5, S. F. F. D., S s Market, bet Tenth
and Eleventh
Hose Co. No. 7, 8. F. F. D., W s Tennessee, bet
Sierra and Nupa
Hose Co. No. 8, 8. F. F. D.. 8 s Filbert, bet FiU-
more aud Webster
Hose Co. No. 9, 8. F. F. D. (fireboat GoTemor Ir-
win) foot of JVIarket
Hosea Brother Rev., vice-pref;ident Sacred Heart Col-
lege, SE cor Eddy and Lurkin
HoBford Charles M., lather, r. 225 Stevenson
HoKford James, steward r. 1812 Jackson
Hosford William, groceries and liquors, NE cor Aus-
tin and Gough
Hosie David, engineer L. Walker & Sons, r. Mar.
quesaa. nr Yazoo
Hosking Mamie Miss, r. 1510 Leavenworth
Hosking Thomas, bartender O. F. Baker, r. 923H
Montgomery
Hosmer Charles, stockbroker, r. 1220 Ellis
Hosmer Charles H., commercial traveler, r. 12'JO ElUs
Ho.'imer Frank W., clerk John Sbinker, r. 29 Potter
Hosmer George W., bookkeeper Greenebaum, Weil k
Michels, r. Oakland
Hosmer H.irry B., contractor and builder, r. 29 Potter
Hosmer Hezekiah L., assistant storekeeper Custom
House, r. 316 Taylor
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GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SSZTON, laA. Uji^ser.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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627
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Bosmrr J. A., uttnmey at law, 402 Montgomery, room
17. r. 2517 Slitter
HoBuier M. V. Mrn., widow, r. 29 Potter
Hospital California Women's, Sacramento,
bet Baker iind Lyon
Hospital Chinese, E 8 Montgomery A v, bet Pacific
and Broadway, and N s Pine, bet Kearny and Uu-
pout
Hospital City and County San Francisco,
KsPotrero Av, bet Twenty second and Twenty-
third
Hospital for Children and Training: School
for Nurses, California, bet First Av and
MHple
Hospital French, S a Bryant, bet Fifth and Sixth
Hospital German, Noe, bet Fourteenth and Bid-
Icy
Hospital Italian, Twenty-eighth, nr Noe
Hospital San Francisco Female, 80li Stocl^ton
Hospital San Francisco Liylu£^-in, yi3 aoldeu
Ohte Av
Hospital Smallpox, De Haro, bet Twenty-fifth
and T\veuty-s xtb
Hospital St. Mary's, K s Bryant, bet First and
itincon PI
Hospital U. S. Marine, Presidio Reservation, nr
Mountain Lake
HoBoi T., ninfr bamboo giods, 614 California
fioss John 13., wim-s and liquors, NW cor Sutter and
Kearny, r. 62J Hayes
HosB John B. Jr., with John Hosg, r. 632 Hayes
HoBsack Charles J., clerk Wilmerding & Co., r. 218
Stockton
HoBsack Louisa Mrs., r. 726H Stevenson
Ho^sauk Sal.ie Mias, hairdresser Fred Hayes, r. 736^
Stevenaou
Hostetter Augustus Q., sawyer, r. 2808 Howard
Hostetter AngiiHtuH a. Jr., clerk Mallne, Wernett &
Co., r. 2X08 Howard
Hotalini; Anson P. (A. P. Hotallng & Co.) r. NE cor
Frankliu and California
Hotallagr A. P. <Si Co. (Anson P. Hotallng) im-
porters and jobbers wines and liquors, sfjeuialty
J. H. Cutter's Bourbon Whisky ii'J-iJl Jackson
Hotallng M. A. Mrs , widow, r. 512 Tuik
K^ Hotallng. HonKhtaliug
llotchkiss F. 8., bookkeeping Crocker & Suydam, r.
Oakland
Hotel Bella Vista, 1001 Pine
Hotel dea Alps. Paul Blanc proptr., 621 Pacific
Hotel de basses Pyrenees, Chasse & Pate proptrs.,
HU Broadway
Hotel de France, Emile A. Kessling proptr., 616)^-618
California
Hot-1 di G -nova, Vatuone & Zeiro proptrs., 407 Pacific
Hotel D'ltaliu, Gagliardo & Ootolli proptrs., S\V cor
Sansome and Pai.ific
Hotel Gazette (daily) William P. Harrison pub-
lisher and proprietor, 42U Kearny
Hotel Rhein, Marx Kuhl proptr., 9ii9 Kearny
Hotel Rossmore, Mrs. H. Chamberlain proprietor,
3oG Stockton
H'ltop Adolph, clerk, r. 3 Fielding
Hotop Brrtha, dressmaker, r. i Fielding
Hoti.p Ciiiirles, cabinetmaker, r. 22H Third
Hotop George, clerk Herman Rogers, r. 3 Fielding
Hotop Julia, widow, r. 3 FieMing
Hottu George, teamster, r. 2813 Mission
Hotte George Jr., clerk P. J. McGovern & Co., r. 2843
Mission
Hntte William, bookinder, r. 31 Louisa
Holtel Peter G., r. 630 Sutter
Hotting William, housesmith H. & J'. Ralston, r. 6
Scheerer PI
Hottua Nieklaus (Hottiia fc Hansen) r. 2714 Bush
Hottua A: Hansen (Nicklaiis Hottua and Andreas Han-
sen) carria;;e mnfrs., 71.'i Folsom
Houdleit Henry C, master mariner, r. 2625 Howard
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIER3IO-El,ECTRIC
RUSSIAN M TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated a]d Electric Eatlis Glyen.
415 SUTTER STREET, 415
LEAD PIPE, SOLDER, TIN
AND SHEET LEAD.
licad Work of all kinds well done.
Plumber,
Established 1860.
505 Kearny Street.
Telephone 315.
Houga Jacob, carpenter, r. 2iK)l Montgomery
Houcaard Frederit-';, teamt-ter, r. W s Hampshire, bet
Butte and Solauo
Houge Andrew, clerk H. A. Smith, r. iSWashington
Hou^ret Charles, s\iperinteu(leut Frehcn Hospital,
S s Bryant, bet Fifth and Sixth
Hough George, night inspector Custom House, r. 36
South Park
Kou«h Howard M. (Lynde .^ Hough) r. 6 Metcalfe PI
Hono^h .Tames F. , manager Gutta Percha and Rub-
ber Miifg. Co.. l.i-n First, r. I'.i2n Union
Hough James J., groceries, NWcor Bush and Fillmore
Hough John, liquor saloon, 5 Mason, r. 510 Stevenson
Houah Susan E. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Primary
School, r. 1217 Filbert
BST' Hough. See Howe, Hoflf and Huff
HougUtaling Abraham J., tergeaut police, r. 1205
Taylor
Honghtaling William S., clerk, r. 1205 Taylor
8^" Houghtaliiig. See Hotaling
Houghton Charles A., r. 20iH Mission
Houghton Kdward P., oiler Btmr Geo. W, Elder, r.
2917 Pierce
Honghtou Eliza C, widow, r. 4 Camp
H lugliton F. \., officer stmr Alameda
Houghton James, clerk Newhall S ms & Co.
Uouj;htou James F., president Home Mutual
Insurance Co., '.ilii Sansome, r. P ilace Hotel
Hought m James J., bartender A. H. Detjen. r. 53
Seeoud
Houghton K. E. (Stetson & Housbton) r. 900 Van
Ness Av
Houo^hton S. C, m aster and examiner in chan-
cery U. S. Ciri-u.t Court, office U. S. Apprsisers'
Bldg, third floor, r. 103 Montgomery
Houghton Warren, milkman, r. 2917 Pierce
l»" Houghton. See Haught m and Horton
Houlihan John, laborer, r. lOnO Geiry
Houlihan Michael, laborer, r. Ixii Perry
Houltou .)ohn F., bookkeeper C. A. Hooper & Co., r.
803 Hyde
Houlton S imuel W., mining, r. 30 Albion Av
Himnton Prosper, laundryinan, r. 33 Chenery
Houran Michael, s:almaker. r. 112) Broadway
Honrbert Jean B., r. 10 P.dU Lane
Hour.ade Autoine, butcher, r. W s Railroad Av, bet
St. Thomas and Venezuela
Houreade Gustave, lilacksmith. r. 34^ Rau«ch
Hourigan James, marole polisher, r. 1 U!4 Seventh
Hourigau John J., wood and coal, 423 Sixth, r. 1131
Folsom
Hourigan John L., painter, r. 102'> Vallejo
Hourigau Thoiuas J., teamster, r. 1 Maria
Houitane Joseph, cook J. Mouuic. r. 412 Grepn
Hourtane Peter, cook Arthur Freliiig. r. 815 Stioktin
Hourtolou Annie Mrs., bakery and confectionery,
121)1^ Folsom
Hourtolou Bernard, laborer, r. 1201 Ji Folsom
Housj All.n G.. grocer, r. 2 i2H Seventh
House Arthur L.., clearing house clerk Pacific B:ink,
r. Oakland
House of Correction, W s Old San Jos6 Road, nr
Industrial Schod
House of Mercy f jr Protection of Homeless
Girls. NE cor Bryant and liiucon PI
House T. T., bookkeeper, r. 34 H L-ipidge
House Williim, hairdressiag saloon, 3 Stockton, r.
•.'.'>2 Fourth
t^ House. See Hause, Howes and Howse
Housel AmoR, cook. r. 733 .Market
Household Sewiugr Machine Co., Estate of
Samuel Hill agent, 634 Market
Houseman Gabriel L , traveling salesman Falken.
stein & Co., r. 152U Mission
Houseman Harvey P., cUrk John Schloen, r. 1511
Vallejo
Housi-man Henry, cooper, r. NE cor Brannan and
Eighth
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49 FIRST ST.
TZKSFEONB C2.
PRINTERS, ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE LARGEST BUSINESS
OP ANY AMERICAN COMPANY.
HOU
628
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Opeu Fire - Place Trimnxin^fs
a Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
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Houseman John P., teacher elocution, r. 2702 Laguna
HouBBUian Margaret, r. 1614 Vallejo
1^" Houseman. See Hausman, Hausmann, Hauss-
mann and Housman
Houser Chris., butcher, r. 729^ Clementina
Houser Conrad, expressman, r. 738 Tehama
Houser Herman, upholsterer Fink, Eau & Schindler,
r. 2734 Sixteenth
Houser Joseph, salesman, r. 208 Fifteenth
Houser Nathan L., sak-sman H. Franklin & Co., r. EOl
Geary
Honse^vorth Frederick A., secretary California
Safe Deposit and Trust Co., r. 1216 Ellis
Houseworth Harrison, clerk Commercial Ins. Co., r.
1216 Ellis
House'ivortli Thomas, photographer, r. 1216
Ellis
Housley Edward C, expressman, p. W s Prospect Av,
bet Coso and Esmeralda
Housman Charles V. (Girdwood, Housman & Co.)
and civil engineer, 402 MontRomery, r. Oakland
Housman Frederick H., commission merchant, r. 1216
■Washington
Housman H. B. Mrs., r. 620 Sutter
ta'' Housman. See Houseman and Hausman
Houston Albert, machinist Hedges & Hall, r. 315 Fol-
Bom
Houston Bridget, widow, r. 1107 Golden Gate Av
Houston Carter, carriage springmaker, r. 2708 Mis-
sion
Houston Charles (Eobinett k Houston) r. 1010 Polk
Houston Edward, machinist V. S. Mint, r. Alameda
Houston Francis, clerk, r. 1713 Jones
Houston Frederick, r. 113 Larkin
Houston Frederick, with W. J. Houston & Co., r. 2232
Broadway
Houston George, r. 1310 Polk
Houston G. H., sawyer, r. 319 Sansome
Houston Henry, r. 14 Decatur
Houston Henry, morocco finisher, r. 721 Brannan
Houston Hugh, beamster J. C. Bued & Co.
Houston Jennie Miss, teacher Clement Grammar
School, r. 1107 Golden Gate Av
Houston John, foreman H. N. Cook, r. 446 Natoma
Houston John G., carpenter, r. 2070 Market
Houston John H., driver Market St. ER., r. 624
Fourth
Houston Minnie A. Miss, teacher Golden Gate Pri-
mary School, r. 1107 Golden Gate Av
Houston Matthew, steward stmr Mariposa, r. 112 X
Silver
Houston Michael, cabinetmaker, r. 212 J4 Clara
Houston N., waiter Palace Hotel
Houston R., waiter Palace Hotel
Houston Eichard T., tailor, 324 Grant Av
Houston Sarah, widow, r. 118 Gilbert
Houston Thomas, engineer stmr Australia, r. 856 Fol-
som
Houston William, warehouseman, r. 6 Oak Grove Av
Houston William F., chief clerk general freight office
S. P. Co.. r. 1415 Scott
Houston William G., clerk H. S.Crocker & Co., r.n07
Golden Gate Av
Houston William W., telegraph operator, r. 1799 Fil-
bert
Houston W. J. (W. J. Houston & Co.)r. 2232 Broadway
Honston W. J. <Sc Co. (W. J. Houston) brokers
and commission merchants, 16 Front
e^ Houston. See Heustou, Hiieston and Huston
! Houi John T., r. 718 California
i Hovenden Frank, (Pickett & Hovenden)r. 503 Foleom
j Hovenden Thomas, real estate agent, 39 Sutter
; Hover Jacob F. W.. porter, r. 1735 Mission
; Hovey Asahel, driver, r. 1724 Eddy
Hovey Clinrles L. , general mansffer Wheeler &
I Wilson Manufacturing Co., r. 145 Ellis
I Hovey Edgar W.. traveling salesman Eedington i Co.
: Hovey Edward, clerk, r. 149 Taylor
Hovey George D.. painter and whltener, 841 Valencia
Hovey Hannah, domestic Palace Hotel
Hovey O.. r. 668 Mission
Hovey Samuel C, financial agent, 330 Pine, room 4, r.
1118 Hyde
Hovey William, collector Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg Co.,
r. 4r> Hyde
Hovey William T., clerk, r. 1913 Clay
Howard A. F. Mrs., widow, ladies' nurse, r. 1720
Stockton
Howard Alfred, r. 1400 Polk
Howard Alvin F., driver, r. 1319 Minns
Howard Andrew C, carpenter, r. in Bridge PI
Howard Andrew J., pressman, r. 29 Eausch
Howard Bamford, teamster Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W »
Tennessee, bet Solano and Butte
Howard C. B., commercial traveler Wellman, Peck
& Co.
Howard Charles, r. 8 Minna, rear
Howard Charles, miner, r. 9)4 DIkeman PI
Howard Charles, seaman, r. 323 Vallejo
Howard Chnrles, teamster Thomas Eeid, r. 473 Jessie
Howard Charles G., attorney at law, 609 Kearny, r.
Oakland
Howard Charles 8., drayman, 720 Sacramento, r. 2521
California
Hotvard Cbarles Webb, president Spring Valley
Water Works, 610 California, r. 2123 Buchanan
Howard Christopher C, real estate, r.2334 Greenwich
Howard Clarence A., compositor Evening Post, r. 12
Albion Av
Howard Club, 701 Howard
Howard Cornelius, longshoreman, r. 27 Clara
Howard David, coal passer stmr Colims
Howard Edward H., clerk delivery dept Wells,
Fargo 4 Co., r. 1222 Jackson
Howard F. C, solicitor White Sewing Machine Co.
Howard Florence Mrs., dressmaker, r. 417 Larkin
Howard Frank, engineer, r. 1010 Montgomery
Howard Frank, hostler, r. 21fi Ninth
Howard Frtderick C, teamster, r. 427 Tenth
Howard Frederick L., clerk P. M. SS. Co., r. 618
Twenty-third
Howard G., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Howard Garrett, r. 605 Broadway
Howard George, carpenter, r. 37 Powell Av, B. H.
Howard George, with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
1717 Stockton
Howard Harry, hostler, r. Bay District Tract
Howard Horace P., clerk Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 734
Sixteenth
Howard Horace Z. H., master stmr Eesolute
Howard Insurance Co. (of New York) Jacobs & Ess-
ton general agents, 423 California
Howard Irvine, molder, r. C37 Hayes
Howard James, laborer Bisdon I. and L. Works, r. 32*
Buena Vista
Howard James F., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
W 8 Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
Howard James S., finishei J. C. Rued & Co., r. 680
Clementina
Howard Jeremiah, carpenter, r. 1069 Market
Howard John, fitter Porter, Slessinger & Co., r. 171$
Leavenworth
Howard John, laborer, r. NE cor Church and Seven-
teenth
HowBrd John, sailmaker Harding, Brann & Prior, r.
1800 Mission
Howard John J., laborer, r. 225 Eighth
Ho-ward Jobn Ii., assistant manager Oregon Im-
provement Co., 48 Market, r. 919 Linden, Oakland
Howard John M., upholsterer, r. 680 Clementina
Howard John R., master mariner, r. 319 Sansome
Howard John W., laborer, r. Es Buena Vista, nr Cort-
land Av, B. H.
Howard Joseph, pressman, r. 1206 Kearny
Howard Julia Mrs., dressmaking, 621 Mason
Howard Kate Mrs., dressmaking, 1008H Market
WINDOW_SHADES.
Plain, Fringed, Decorated and Embroidered Shades
made to order in any size or style.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
KKIT ABOVB TkLXCK HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Hantifacturers of Show Cmm
aad Store Fiztorea.
37 MarM St.
CrilDCC CYTDA nDViOr most delicate flavor and the only true ) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
tlfLllOL LA I nA Un T tCH^ompagne produced Intbe united states, f 530 WASHnTQTO^ STSSET.
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HOWARD KATE I., M, D.
phyaiciun, oftlce fZHS Market, r. 334:
O'Farrell
Howard Louise B. Miss, teacher Fairmount School,
r. 1710 Buena Vista
Howard M. A. Mrs., millinery. 4 Third
Howard Mary J., widow, r. 12 Albion Av
Howard M. P. Mrs., furnished rooms, 908 Market
Howard Matthew N., tanner, r. ti80 Clementina
Howard Michael, car driver, r. 1319 Minna
Howard Michael, chiropodist, r. 248 Minns
Howard Minnie Mrs., r. 865 54 Market
Howard Morton, glovemaker F. Or. Conklin & Co., r.
144 Rose At
Howard Morton W., glovemaker F. G. Conklin & Co.,
r. 432 Valley
Howard Moses B., solicitor Brown, Craig & Co., r.
4:i2 Valley
Howard Nathan, waiter R. Stege, r. 267 Minna
Howard Noah F., paperhanger Frank G. Edwards, r.
438 Jessie
Howard Noah P., paperhanger, r. 438 Jessie
Howard Oliver O., Major-General U. S. A., com-
manding Division of the Pacific and Department
of California, r. Fort Mason (Black Point)
Howard O. Shaften, clerk Am. Sugar Refinery, r. cor
Buchanan and Sacramento
Howard P., foundryman Pac. Rolling Mill
Howard Patrick, fireman 3. F. Gas Light Co., r. W s
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
Howard Peter, hostler Watson & Coulter, r. 2912 Mis-
Blon
Howard P. H., clerk, r. 902 Montaomery
Ho^vard Presbyterian CIturch, S s Mission,
nr Third
HOWARD REBECCA A„M.D,
physician, office and r. 334 O'Farrell
Howard Samuel D., physician, r. 1018 Waatiington
Ho^vard Street HI. 15. Cliurcli, Rev. George W.
Izer pastor, S s Howard, bet Second aud Third
Hotvard Street Presbyterian Ciiurcli, Rev.
George L. Spining piistur, E u Howard, bet Twen-
ty-first and Twenty second
Howard Street Wtiarf, foot Howard
Howard Street Wharf No. 2, East, bet Howard and
Folsom
Howard T. H., cook, r. 433 Jessie
Howard Thomas, r. 932 Howard
Howard Thomas, hostler St. Lawrence Stable, r. 833
Geary
Howard Thomas, laborer, r. 105 Minna
Howard Thomas, woodcarver, r. 1837 Ellis
Howard Thomas J., driver, r. 1837 Ellis
Howard Thomas R., jsnitor, r. 1112 Mason
Howard W. A., assistant engineer stmr 3au Jos^
Howard William, carpenter, r. N 8 Corea, nr Talla-
poosa
Howard William, laborer Tatum & Bowen, r. 407
Maine
Howard William, plumber and gasfltter, r. N s
Twenty-fourth, bet Noe and Castro
Howard William, ropemaker, r. SE cor Franklin and
Hayes
Howard William H., capitalist, 523 Montgom-
ery, r. San Mateo
Howatt John B., boilermsker, r. 37 Tehama
Howcroft Ebenezer, wiredrawer Cal. Wire Works, r.
1819 Powell
Howdek R. M., waiter, r. 142H Fourth
Howden George, gripman Market St. RR., r. SE cor
Haieht and Stanyan
Howe Adam, porter, r. 738 Vallejo
Howe Albert M., bookkeeper, r. 533 Ellis
Howe Albert S., electrician, r. 2521)4 Pine
Howe Albion S., assistant U. S. Geological Survey, r.
1001 Powell
FRATINGER & CO.
LADIES' SUITS
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
105 KEARNY STREET.
THE LATEST IMPROVED
PATENT UTER CLOSETS.
SANITARY SEWER CAS TRAPS
Put in by skilled workmen.
\A/_ E_ l_A3iTE^
PLUMBER, 505 KEARMV STREET.
Established 1800. Telephone 315.
Howe Andrew J., assistant store keeper Palace Hotel,
r. 164 Jessie
Howe Arminger, bootmaker, 41 Sacramento
Howe Charles A., clerk Hills Bros., r. 808 Mission
Howe Charles E. B. Mrs., widow, r. 3034 Sixteenth
Howe Edward, conductor, r. 210 Gough
Howe Edward B., kitchenhand F. Broz, r. 10231$
Sutter, rear
Eowe Erastus M., master mariner, r. 120 Fair Oaka
Howe E. S. Mrs., r. 209 Geary
Howe Frank, laborer, r. 164 Jessie
Howe Frank C, time keeper Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 112 Mason
Howe Frank E. Mrs., r. 218 Collingwood
Howe Freilerick E., teamster, r. 1 Meacham PI
Howe Fritz, porter S. Lebenbaum & Co., r. 1601 Polk
Howe George, laborer, r. 1 Eddy
Howe George A., contractor, r. 595 Ellis
Howe George W., foreman Call, r. 1714 Polk
Howe James E., clerk Coffin & Mayhew, r. 2987 Six-
teenth
Howe James T., bartender, r. 118 Ellis
Howe J. C. & Co. (John C. Howe) printers, 605 Clay,
room 4
Howe Jeflferson, janitor, r. 1006 Clay
Hovre J. Milton, manufacturer photographic od-
dities, 104 St. Ann's Bldg, r. 538 Valencia
Howe John, bartender Charles Kronqvist, r. 1223
Mason
Howe John, finisher Buckingham & Hecht, r. SE cor
Twenty-ninth and Sanchez
Howe John C. (J. C. Howe & Co.) r. 2110 Larkin
Howe John M., clerk John H. Dickinson, r. 921 Polk
Howe John W., molder Union Iron Works, r. 218
Ritch
Howe Joseph W. E., grainer, r. 1133 Florida
Howe Marcus P., r. 808 Mission
Howe Mary, shoefitter Kutz & Murr, r. 29 Sanchex
Howe Mary A., widow, r. 747 Francisco
Howe Merrill A., foreman N. W. Spaulding Saw Co.,
r. 1804 Mason
Howe Minnie Miss, saleslady, r. 3034 Sixteenth
Howe Nelson, salesman Cal. Hosiery Co., r. 322 Scott
Howe Robert, shoemaker Porter, Siessinger & Co., r.
3037 Sixteenth
Howe Robert P., clerk, r. 2427 Post
Howe Sewing Machine Co., Estate of Samuel Hill
agent, 634 Market
Howe Thomas H., bartender Caleb Coates, r. 1025 Mis-
sion
Howe Timothy, liquor saloon, 334 Bush
Howe Wallace, doorkeeper U. S. Panorama Co., r.
106 Mason
Howe W. D., r. 1001 Pine
Howe William C, clerk Post Office, r. 60 Quinn
Howe William F., detective, r. 2427 Post
Howe William J., steward, r. 771 J* Mission, rear
«^ Howe. See Hough
Howekamp Henry, driver Hayes Valley Brewery, r.
514 Grove
Howell Alfred, bookkeeper Brown b Bowles, r. Oak-
land
Howell Alfred C, stonecutter, r. 20 Derby PI
Howell Edward H., mantlesetter W. W. Montague k
Co., r. 1332 Union
Howell Edward H., riveter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
615 H Natoma
Howell Elmer, clerk Carolan & Co., r. Oakland
Howell George H., printer, r. 33 Beideman
Howell Hurry G., traveling salesman Crane, Hastings
k Co., r. 612 Eddy
Howell Harry W., boots and shoes, 1808 Polk
Howell Henry B., bookkeeper Eppinger & Co., r.
Oakland
Howell James T., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. cor Bryant and Juniper
Howell Jessie E. Miss, teacher Spring Valley Primary
School, r. 22i8 Post
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
9Iannrnctor«r of every denrrlptlon of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
48 to SO Be»le Street. San Francliteo.
TITm cvtf-b-n a TRUMAW, ISHASI & HOOKER. A«:ents for the Celebrated
W ag'OnS. ElSrXOW iron AXI^R wagons. 421-427 Market StreeU
HOW
630
HUB
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOBTEBS or
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Howell John G., r. 906 Market
Howell John J., engineer. 3Q4 Pine
Howt^ll John J., stockfitter Buckingham k Hecht, r.
f)15 Nutonna
Howell John S., salesman Carolan ft Co., r. 1610 Pa-
cific Av
Howell Joshua W, manager U.S. Life Ina. Co., 236
Kearny, r. 2228 Post
Howell J. S. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 612 Folsom
Howell Leverett, bakery. 246 Ellis, r. 244 Ellis
Howell Louis V H., aalesman Wightman Bros., r. 822
Green
Howell Sarah E., widow, r. 414 Golden Gate At
Howell Thomas, tinner G. & E. Snork, r. 20 Oak PI
Howell Thomas, shoemaker, r. 512 Folsom
Howell Willifim, r. 130 Ninth
Howell William, machinist, r. 418 Green
Howells Howell, clerk, r. 6M0 Sacramento
Howells Morris, farmer, r. 730 Green
HowelB George, tnanistcr, r. 444 Brannan
Howes Charles, third mate etmr Oregon
Howes Cyrus P., bookkeeper A. M. Simpson b Bro., r.
320 Mason
Howes Jabez, office 331 Pine, r. 2514 Pine
Howes John, solicitor H. M. Newhall k Co., r. 751
Howard
Howes R. E., pilot stmr Oregon
tS^ Howes. See Hause and House
Howett Annie P. MiBS. dressmaker, r. 407 Oak
Howie James, reporter Alta. r. 301 Jones
Howie John, laborer, r. 534 Folsom
Rowland B., laborer Pao. Rolling Mill
Howlaiid Charles F., salesman L. & E. 'Werthelmer,
r. 1208 Lombard
Howland Clarence A., photographer Imperial Gallery,
r. 615 Lombard, rear
Howland Edwin J., with J. K. Cooper, r. 1633 Clay
Howland Emeline M., widow, r. 35 Oak Grove Av
Howland Frank P., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service,
r. Oakland
Howland James E., master Kate Davenport, r. 2106
Sutter
Howland Mary, widow, r. 270 Minna
Howland Robert M.. mining expert, r. 1137 Bnsh
Howland Stephen W., machinist, r. 904 Fifteenth
Howland William W., grlpman Market St. RR., r. 164
Silver
Howlett Charles, paperhanger, r. 407 Oak
Howlett Euiily Miss, drensmakcr, r. 407 Oak
Howlett J. Charles, machinist, r. 407 Oak
Howlitt Mi'-hael, assistant laundryman City and
County Hospital
Howse H^nry L., oil stoves and kitchen utensils, 14
Montgomery Av, r. 1016 Union
Howson Thomas, tanner, r. 20 Rausch
Hoxie Silas O., teamster, r. 814 McAllister
Hoy Alexander, plumber and tinroofer, r. 1114 Leaven-
worth
Hoy Mary, widow, r. 110 William
Hoy Mary Miss, ladles' nurse, r. 110 William
Hoy Naomi E. Miss, teacher Tehama Primary School,
r. 1114 Leavenworth
Hoy Theodore J., clerk Oregon Imp. Co., r. 1812 Jack-
son
1^ Hoy. See Hoey
Hoye Michael, laborer, r. 15.1 Tehama
Hove William, paint^^, r. 100 Jones
Hoyer William, porter Wieland Bros., r. 1735 Mission
Hoyne Ellen Mrs., r. 22 Decatur
Hoyt Asa A. (Pioctor, Hoyt & Co.) r. 140 Eddy
Hoyt Calvin D., real entate, r. 3472 Market
Hoyt Frederick T., r. Cosmos Club
Hoyt George E., machinist, r. 720 California
Hoyt George W., waiter, r. 321 Pacific
Hoyt H. A., waiter, r. 25!<i Sixth
Hovt H. C. Mrs., r. 2112 Jones
Hoyt James, attendant Sanitarium Baths, r. 2219
Powell
Hoyt John, painter, r. 623 Howard
Hoyt John G. (C. A. Ednon * Co.) r. Oakland
Hoyt John P., r. 020 Howard
Ho.vt Samu< 1, salesman Joseph Figel, r. 1055 MIbeIod
Hoyt Sarub, widow, r. 626 Lombard
Hoyt Stanley W., assistant auditor S. F. and N. Pac.
UR. Co., 410 Mission, r. 127 Kearny
Hoyt Stt pheu F., t-tudent Henry C. Davis, r. Oakland
Ho\t William K., compositor P. E. Dougherty & Co.,
r. Oakland
»- Hoyt. See Holtt
Hoyti loa M., expressman, 36 California, r. Tweuty-
tliird nr Harrison
Hoz Herman, porter, r. 118 Prospect PI
Hroniada A. (Schroder, Albrecht & Co.) r. West Oak-
land
Hromada Adolph, candymaker, r. 426 Twenty-second
Hnant M. Mrs., r. 471 Seventeenth
Huh Peter, milkman, r. 1337 Natoma
Hubacher John, foreman California Machine Work*,
r. 1333 Broadway
Hubasch Audrew, jeweler, r. 428 Fifth
Ilubasch Mathias, carpenter, r. 42H Fifth
Hubbard Mrs., psychometrist. 1126 Market
Hubbard Adolphns S., 2216 J4 Fillmore
Hubbard Charles H., printer general passenger and
ticket agent S. P. Co., r. Seventeenth, nr Doug-
lass
Hubbard Dimon, miner, r. 234 Bnsh
Hubbard Ebon H., r. 733 Minna
Hubbard Eugene A., commission agent, r. 2332 Pacific
Av
Hubbard E. H. Mrs., hairdresser, 923 Market, r. 733
Minna
Habbard Fanny, widow, r. 2105 Hyde
Hubbard George, teamster, r. 29 Chesley
Hubbard George A., r. 14(>6 Van Ness Av
Hubbard George M., clerk The Hibernia Savings and
Loan Society, r. 100 J4 Second
Hubbard George W., waiter, r. 5 Stockton
Hubbard Henry C, corresponding clerk S. H. Brown
& Co., r. 337 Eddy
Hubbard Henry F., conductor N. B. and M. KR., r.
113 Oak.
Hubbard Henry S., milkman, r. NE cor Lombard and
Scott
Hubbard House. Mrs. J. O. McVey proptr, 139 Fourth
Hubbard John, tailor, r. SW cor Montgomery Av
and Bay
Hubbard Marshall, secretary New Liverpool Salt Co^
r. 1004 Washington
Hubbard Michael, laborer Pacific Iron Works, r. 1131
Harrison
Hubbard Moses P. (Cal. Cigar Box Co.) r. 219 Brod-
erick
Hubbard Walter O. (Moss & Hubbard) r. 107 O'Far.
lell
Hubbai d William, seaman stmr Colima, r. 230 Bran-
nan
Hubbard William, upholsterer Samuel Beal, r. 114
Turk
Hubbard William H., teamster, r. 32 Chesley
Hubbard William H., cigarmaker Louis Wertheimer
& Co.. r. 740 Howard
t^ Hubbard. See Hubbert and Huppert
Hubbart Joseph, salesman Getz Bros, k Co., r. 1232
Twenty first
Hubbai t Maria, widow, r. 1232 Twenty-first
Hubbell A. E. Miss, teacher music, r. 905 Sutier
Hubbell F. N., r. 714 Broadway
Hubbell Henry C, speculator, r. 540 Bryant
Hubbell Narcifsa, widow, r. 1024 Bush
Hubber Charles, shoemaker Cahn, Nlckelsburg Jc
Co., r. 330 Eighteenth
Hubber James W., shoemaker Cahn, Nlckelsburg k
Co., r. S.iO Eighteenth
Hubbert John (Hubbert * Son) r. 2016 Mission
Hubbert Nathaniel T. (Hubbert A: Son) r.20I6 Mission
n
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING
TO OEDER AND READY-MADE.
Comer nOMTOOJHEBlf and SCTTEB STS.
WASHINGTON Fire Ins. Co. of Boston!
Capital, $1,000,000 I GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Assets, $1,810,273 WU. CEZTOtT, iaA. Ibuger.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
HUB
631
HUD
Huhbert Wallace R., butiher, r. 2016 Mission
Hubbirt Walter K., brooinmakpr, li»J2 Howard
Hubbert k Son (lohn and Nathaniel T.) butchers,
NW cor Churih nnd Twenty-fourth
1&* Hubbert. See Hubbard an.l Huppert
Hubbs Bayard, clerk Qunde fc Straut, r. 1025 Mission
Hnbbs George L., r. 870 Folsom
Hubf-r Adolph (Huber Bros.) r. fiSO Bush
Huber Albert^ German confectionary, 1308 Polk
Huber Alfred (W. Scbeppler «: Co.) r. 22 Stockton PI
Huber BrotUerg (Otto F. and Adolph) proprietors
Germanla Hall. 620 Bush
Huber Charles, barber, 2007 Polk, r. 117 Oermania
Huber Charles, blacksmith B. Grave ft Co., r. 1009
Washington
Huber Edward A., harnessmaker. r. 922 Green
Huber Elizabeth, widow, r. 22 Stockton PI
Huber Emanuel, conductor Market St. RR., r. 1182
Haljiht
Huber Frank (Day, Huber k Craker) r. 223 Fifteenth
Huber Frank A., miller, r. G14 Broadway
Huber Frederick, proptr Arion House, 13-15 Page
Huber Frederick, porter, r. Oriental Hotel
Huber Henry liquor saloon, 417 Bush
Huber Henry, wsgonmaker, r. 426 Tehama
Huber Herman, driver Fredericksburg Brewing Co.,
r. 63U Bush
Huber J. H., r. 210 Shotwell
Huber John, driver U. S. Brewery, r. 644 McAllister
Huber John, laborer, r. Eureka, bet Seventeenth and
Eit.'hteeuth
Huber John, laborer, r. 58 Tehama
Huber John, mlUhand. r. 144 Perry
Huber John, tailor, r. 222 Leavenworth
Huber Jorteph, molder James Pendergtst, r. 650
Howard
Huber Kate Miss, r. 13 Page
Haber Louis, proprietor Olymp Saloon, 333 Bush,
r. 22 Stockton PI
Hnber Maggie Mrs., r. 621 Natoma
Huber Orlando H., carpenter, r. 17 Powell
Huber Otto, waiter stmr Mariposa
Huber Otto F. (Huber Bros.) r. 630 Bush
Hnber Raymond, printer, r. 622 Post
Huber Rudolph, chicken ranch, Edinburgh, nr Na-
ples, Eicelsior Homestead
Hnber Theodore, laborer, r. cor Russia and Lisbon,
Excelsior tloiuestead
Hnbert Charles, deputy City and County Treasurer.
r. 2417 Suiter
Hubert Charles, bollermaker. r. 106 Ninth
Hubert Concentrator Co., Hall McAllister president,
Marc Levinsiston, U.D., secretary, office 230
Montgomery, room 3
Hnbert Ellen, widow, r. 106 Ninth
Hubert Emma Mrs., furnished rooms, 136 Sixth
Hubert Frank A., miller, r. 614 Broadway
Hubert George, trimmer, r. inc Ninth
Hubert Henry C. steward stmr Umatilla
Hubert John, conk. r. 914 Jackson
Hubert Joseph, 310 Pine, rooms 23-25
Hubert Louis, cook, r. 24 Turk
Hubert Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. 106 Ninth
Hubley Solomon F., carpenter, r. 19 Julian Av
Hiibner Conrad W., manager Russ House Hat Store,
r. 110 Hyde
Hiibner Frederick, seaman stmr Mountain View
Hiibner Louis, seaman, r. 261 East
Hiihp Gustave P., piano tnner, r. 621 Mason
Hijbph Carl, fruit dealer, r. 12 Garden Av
Huch George, bartender Ernst Dreyer, r. 815 Mission
Huctiard August, gardener, r. 1014 Post
Huck Christine, widow, r. 853 Folsom
Huck Frederick, mi-tal worker, r. 811 Vallejo
Huck J. P. M., porter Wellman, Peck & Co., r. 400
Waller
Huck Richard, salesman, r. 811 Vallejo
Hack Valentine, clerk John Rourke, r. 8.53 Folsom
DR. BAZAN'S
TlIERMO-EI^ECTRIC
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Balls Giyen.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
GARDEN HOSE,
LAWN SPRINKLERS, HOSE MENDERS,
HOSE COUPLINGS, HOSE PIPES.
W. E. LANE, Plumber,
505 KEARNT STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 818.
Hucke Heury C, clerk, r. 536 Eddy
Huckins William, chief engineer stmr Transit, r. 2205
Scott
Hacks Annie E. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 712 Taylor
Hucks James, r. 1722 Jessie
Hucks J. George, proptr New York Photograph Gal-
lery, 25 Third, r. 2139 Mission
Huddart E. J. Mrs., widow, r. 92:1 Hyde
Huddart George F., clerk, r. 923 Hyde
Huddart J. M.. r. 112 Washington
Haddleston H. & Co. (Huyh Hnddleston and I. B.
Owens) tf-as and coffees, 324 Front
Haddleston Hngh (H. Huddleston .^ Co.) r. 633 Eddy
Huddy Henry, bricklayer, r. 20J5 Ellis
Huddy William, dancing academy, 909 J4 Market
Buddy's Hall, 909 M Market
Hudelson Thomas B., gripman Market St. RE., r.
3114 >4 Mission
Hudeuiann Herman, assistant storekeeper Custom
House
Hudgin J. B., r. 607 Folsom
Hudnall W. D., cloakmaker, r. 215 Eddy
Hudson . carpenter, r. 234 Sixth
Hudson A. D., waiter Palace Hotel
Hudson Adam W., carpenter Mechanics' Foundry, r.
Oakland
Hudson Ann Mrs., second-hand clothing, 1077 Market
Hudson Charles E., clerk Boihin Mufg Co., r. 227
Chestnut
Hudson Charles W., laborer, r. 512 Union
Hudson Dani.-1, blacksmith, r. 31 Freelon
Hudson David, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburgh & Co.,
r. 114 Eighth
Hudson Emily C. C, coffee saloon, 1146 Mission
Hudson Frank D., draftsman Curlett & Cuthbertaon,
r. 208 San Jose Av
Hudson Frederick W., painter, r. 406 k Grove
Hudson George, attorney at law, 87 Montgomery
Block, r. 226 Fifth
Hudson George H., capitalist, r. 208 San Jos^ Ay
Huiison George W., whitener, r. 11 Leroy PI
Hudson H., traveling salesman W. J. Houston & Co.
Hudson Heury C. (Hudson & Sheldon) r. 227 Chestnut
Hudson Henry D., sexton First Congregational
Church, r. 1316 Fillmore
Hudson Horace R., city editor Chronicle, r. 1419
Washington
Hudson James, bagsorter Neville & Co., r. 112?i
Turk
Hudson James, porter, r. 6 Tay
Hudson James Jr., pressman F. Korbel k Bros., r.
112 ?i Turk
Hudson James H., waiter, r. 1006 Clay
Hudson Jane Mrs., janitress Union Street Experi-
mental School, r. 512 Union
Hudson John, goapmaker, r. 512 Union
Hudson John, shoecutter Bryant & Mullin, r. 112)i
Turk
Hudson John H., laborer, r. 512 Union
Hudson John M., clerk Bothln Mnfg Co., r. 227 Chest-
nut
Hudson John R., r. 411 Ellis
Hudson L. W. Mrs., widow, r. 2121 Sacramento
Hudson Matthew H., salesman, r. 501 Post
Hudson Matthew T., painter Cal. Paint Co.. r. Hub-
bard House
Hudson Maiy, widow, r. 227 Chestnut
Hudson Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 319 O'Farrell
Hudson Nelson, bookkeeper, r. 1415 Mission
Hudson Phineus, salesman, r. 1327 Sacramento
Hudson Robert, r. 504 Third
Hudson Walter H., paintmaker, r. 681 Mission
Hudson William, r. 2645 Mission
Hudson William, machinist, r. 112 !i Turk
Hudson William H., r. 326 Bartlett
Hudson William J., machinist S. P. Tool Co., r. 933
Mission
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
FINE PKINTINa
FKOM NEW TYPP:.
PHENiX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSKTS OVER FIVE Sm^LIOXS.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO., General AgenU.
HUD
632
HUG
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTERS OF
FOB OAS, STEAM AND WATER.
Pipe FittinsTB. all Size*.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Hudson & Sheldon (Henry C. Hudson »Bd George E.
Sheldon) spice mill, 21 First
ny Hudson. See Hutson
Hudsfeath John, harnessnian L. C. Woodworth, r.
1009 Valencia
Hue Henry, r. 605 Broadway
Huebner C. F. A. Rev., pa«tor First Evangelical Re-
formed Church (Oerman) r. SE cor Hayes and
Pierce
Huefner Otto, editor, r. 42G Sutter
Hiiellmandel Bernard, tailor, r. 213 Clara, rear
Huerue Prosper (Huerne & Everett) r. Ford, nr San-
chez
Huerne k Everett (Prosper Huerne and Oliver Ever-
ett! architects, 120 Kearny, room 41
Hueetedt Dora Miss, r. 2012 Folsom
Huested George R., clerk freight depot 8. P. Co., r.
320 Ellis
Huosted George W., porter N. R. Lowell, r. 6 Oak
Grove Av
Huested Orson J., auditor M. P. and M. Depart-
ment Southern Pacific Co. (Northern Division) r.
320 Ellis
Hupston F. K., r. SE cor Twenty-third and Fair Oaks
Huet Francis, cook, r. 1320 Stockton
HUETER BROTHERS & CO.
(Criiei^t L.. Hueter) proprit'tors Shu
Francisco Pioneer VarnisU Works, and
dealers paints, oils, artists' materials,
etc., GOl Market
Hueter Ernest L. (Hueter Bros. & Co., r.2312 Howard
Hueter Gustave, capitalist, r. 612 Eighteenth
Hueter Gustav Jr., engineer Pioneer Varnish Works,
r. 390 Dolores
Hueter Louise, widow, r. 232 Capp
Huether Adolph, r.310 Mason
Huether Sebastian, machinist James Dornbierer, r. 134
Fourth
Huettnian Julius proptr Huettman'a Hotel, 1 Polk
Huettman's Hotel, Julius Huettman proptr, 1 Polk
Huey John W., canvasser, r. 350 Shipley
Huey Walter E., telegraph operator, r. 4 Grove
Huff Charles C, bookkeeper Cal. Paint Co., r. 229
Kearny
Huflf Charlotte, widow, r. 38 Stanly PI
Huflf George R., cigarg and tobacco, 424 FolRom
Huff James J., restaurant keeper, r. 100 McAllister
Huff John, r. 1522 Ellis
Huff Jonathan C, noStler, r. 25 Washington
Huff Leonard, with Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r. Alameda
Huff Levi, laborer L. G. Young, r. 533 Broadway
Huff Melissa B., widow, r. Cheiiery, nr Castro
Huff Norman, clerk Collins & Co.,«. 38 Stanly PI
Huff Philip, r. 242 Sutter
Huff Revilo 3., sailmaker Harding, Brann & Prior, r.
520 Busn
Huff Walter R., salesman Eagleson & Co., r. 38 Stan-
ly PI
Huff W. B. & Co. (William B. Huff and Edward R.
Robinson) real estate and insurance agents, 2033
Fillmore
Huff William, night watchman S. F. Bridge Co., r. W
e Tennessee, bet Butte and Solano
Huff William B. (W. B. Huff* Co.) r. 1815 Webster
a^" Huff. See Hough and Hoff
Hiiffam Walter, wharf builder, r. 17 Rincon Av
Hul'schmidt Frederick, furniture and bedding, 653-
6.55 Market, r. 823 Post
Hufschmidt George, clerk F. Hufscbmidt, r. 823 Post
Hufarhmidt Henry (Louis Hufschmidt & Bro.) r. 623
Golden Gate Av
Hufschmidt Henry Jr., clerk Frederick Hufschmidt,
r. Oakland
Hufschmidt Henry Jr., helper Louis Hufschmidt &
Bro., r. Oakland
Hufschmidt Louis (Louis Hufschmidt & Bro.) r. Oak-
land
Hufschmidt Louis & Brother (Louis and Henry)
plumbers and gasfitters, 637 Clay
Hug Charles, manager J. D. Spreckels k Bros., r. 1526
Sutter
Hug Heinrich, butcher Michelssen, Roth b Co., r. W
s Railroad Av, bet Manitoba and Dominica
Hug Herman, carpenter, r. 134 Fourth
Hug Joseph, capitalist, r. 1525 Suiter
Hugg Henry Mrs., widow, r. 1512 Sacramento
Hugg Robert, clerk Wm. T. Coleman & Co., r. 1512
Sacramento
Huggins Amos L., clerk A. I. Hall & Son, r. Berkeley
Huggins George, cook Charles A. Henderson, r. 13
Bond
Huggins John C, agent Fort Bragg Redwood
Co., olfice 42 Market, r. Oakland
Hughes Abraham, laborer, r. SW cor Jersey and
Vicksburg
Hughes Alfred, decorator, r. 510 Leavenworth .
Hughes Andrew, hostler, r. 5 Jacoby PI
Hughes Annie Miss, tailoress, r. 40 Silver Av
Hughes Arthur, laborer, r. 1220 York
Hughes Arthur, patternmaker, r. 23 Stanly PI
Hughes Benjamin, inspector Cal. Electric Light Co.,
r. 318 Jessie
Hughes Bernard, laborer P. M. SB. Co., r. 781 Steven.
son
Hughes Bernard C, clerk Assessor's Office, r. 919
Union
Hughes Bernard F., bookkeeper East & Co., r. 23
Stanly PI
Hughes Charles G., printer, r. 610 Geary
Hughes Clarence B., r. 234 Bush
Hughes Cornelius A., messenger Cal. National Bank,
r. 102 Silver
Hughes C. Vernon, cashier Easton & Eldridge, r. NE
cor Bush and Stockton
Hughes Daniel F., watchman S. P. Go's Bldg, r. 164
Perry
Hughes David, clerk general freight office S, P. Co.,
r. East Oakland
Hughes David Rev., r, 32 Golden Gate Av
Huahes E. A. N., stock broker, 313 Montgomery
Hughes Edward, longshoreman, r. 249 Perry
Hughes Edward, special policeman, r. 213 Broadway
HUGHES EDWARD 0.
proprietor San Francisco Merchant.,
and steam book and Job printer, 511
Sansome, r. 13^1 Clay
Hughes Edward J., engineer, r. 224 Ji Third
Hughes Edward O., clerk Commercial Ins. Co., r. 806
Bush
Hughes Ellen, widow, lodgings, 28 Seventh
Hughes Ellen Mrs., r. 40 Silver
Hughes Ellis, carpenter, r. 20 South Park
Hughes Enoch, druggist, 1945 Mission, r. Oakland
Hughes Evan E., real estate, r. 19 Hampton PI
Hughes F. M. Mrs., widow, r. 806 Bush
Hughes Frank P., bookkeeper, r. 64 Oak
Hughes Frederick, laborer, r. 246 Clementina
Hughes Frederick S., salesman Freeman Bros. & Co.,
r. 1417 Washington
Hughes George, with Dalton Bros., r. 205 Jackson
Hughes George V., salesman, r. 32 Fourth
Hughes George W., printer, r. 411 Duncan
Hughes H. & Co. (Hugh Hughes and John Q. Adams)
merchandise and grain brokers, 123 California
Hughes Harry M., bookkeeper, r. 1206 Market
Hughes Henry, engraver, r. 224 M Third
Hughes Henry, laborer, r. 1012 Kearny
Hughes Henry, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 28
Welsh
Hughes Henry M., first officer stmr Mary D. Hume, r.
329 Oak
Hughes Hugh (H. Hughes & Co.) r. Oakland
Hughes Henry, assistant engineer stmr Piedmont, r.
Oakland
UPHOLSTERY.
WHOLESALE AND EETAIL
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Met St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
t A natural product of the Finest Grapes of ) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
■) the World. But no addition of Brandy, j" 530 WASHIIIOTON STEZZT.
HUG
633
HUK
Hughes IgnatliiB, r. 333 Hayes
Hughes lauiea, butcher Jacob Kauffmann, r.lO Perry
Hujihes James laborer, r. Ocean View
Hughes James, laborer, r. 41 Tehama
Hughes James, packer Justinian Caire, r. 1209 Twen-
ty-second
Hughes Jauies, seaman stmr San Bias
Hughes James, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill 4 Stetson,
t. »IT Bush
Hughes James A., salesman David E. Beacham, r. 411
Duncan
Hughes James B., bookkeeper Francis, Valentine &
Co., r. 1218 York
Hughen James E., deputy Sheriff, r. 21 Clinton
Hughfs James J., tinsmith, r. 224 Ji Third
Hughes James S., engineer, r. 2 Zoe
Hughes Jeremiah J., assistant eugineer stmr Transit,
r. 311H Elm Av
Hughes Jerome A., physician, 54 Oak
Hughes Jesse, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r. 630
Hughes Johanna Mrs., r. 224 J4 Third
Hughes John, r. 25 Natoma
Hughes John, r. 34'^ Turk
Hughes John, r. 6:j2 Mission
Hughes John (Hughes fc Foley) r. 507 Webster
Hughes John, boilermaker, r. 5^ Tehama
Hughes John, builder, r. 310 Seventeenth
Hughes John, butcher, r. 4 Otis Pi
Hughes John, clerk, r. 104 Taylor
Hughes John, fonndrymau Union Iron Works
Hughes John, hackman, r. 1821 O'Farrell
Hughes John, laborer, r. 6 Geneva
Hughes John, laborer, r. 28 Norfolk
Hughes John, laborer, r. 259 Tehama
Hughes John, mate T. C. Walker, r. 609 Howard, rear
Hughes John, mate stmr Tiburon, r. San Hafael
Hughes John, miner, r. 219 Golden GateAv
Hughes John, miner, r. 222 Minna
Hughes John, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons, r. 6
Bowie Av
Hughes John, waiter, r. Ill Natoma
Hughes John C, stenographer, 411 California, r. 1620
Polk
Hughes John F., iron molder, r. 2428 Bryant Av
Hughes John G. , musician, r. 625 Union
Hughes John J., batcher, 209 Second
Hughes John J., carpenter, r. S s Jersey, nr Noe
Hughes John J., clerk Joseph Figel, r. 2428 Bryant
Hughes John J., coachman, r. 211 >$ Austin
Hughes John V., engineer, r. 23 Stanly PI
Hughes John W., r. 630 Mission
Hughes John W., express, r. 503 Folsom
Hughes John W., salenman Joe Rosenberg, r. 54 Oak
Hughes Joseph, molder Mechanics' Foundry, r. 1209
Twenty-second
Hughes Joseph I., law clerk, r. 54 Oak
Hughes Julia A., widow, r. 333 Hayes
Hughes L. H. Mrs., widow, r. 640 Golden Gate At
Hughes Louis, fuundryman Union Iron Works
Hnghts M., r. 1806 Stockton
Hu^'hes Martin, metal roofer, r. 56 Shipley
Hughes Mary, widow, r. 17 Rausch
Hughes Michael, foxindryman, r. W a Folsom, bet
Precita Av and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Hughes Michael, laborer, r. 436 Jessie
Hughes Michael B., boilermaker, r. 306 Folsom
Hughes Owen, porter, r. 17 Kausch
Hughes Patrick, r. 64 Oak
Hughes Patrick, hostler, r. 4H Decatur
Hughes Patrick, laborer, r. 500 Mission
Hughes Patrick, laborer, r. 781 Stevenson
Hughes Patrick, laborer, r. cor Wolf and Elizabeth
Hughes Peter, laborer, r. 411 Sansome
Hughes Peter, miner, r. 435 Pine
Hughes Philip, seaman, r. 506 Davis
Hughes Richard, molder Mechanics' Foundry, r. 1209
Twenty-second
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Hughes Richard, storekeeper Brooklyn Hotel
Hughes Richard, teamster, r. cor Twenty-seventh Av
and A
Hughes Ripnzi,proptr St. David's House, 716 How-
ard, r. 2103 California
Hughes Robert, seaman, r. 2 Scotland
Huyhes Robert, seaman, r. 815 Greenwich
Hughes Robert, stonemason, r. 1014 Leavenworth
Hughes Robert G., clerk St. David's House, r. 716
Howard
Hughes Robert P., lieutenant-colonel U. S. A., In-
spector General Division of the Pacific, r. 2318
Clay
Hughes Samuel F., clerk, r. 19 Hampton PI
Hughes Samuel M., priuter, r. 1914 Stevenson
Hughes Silas, electrician stmr Santa Rosa
Hughes T., machinibt Pac. Rolling Mill
Hughes Thomas, boilermaker, r. 41 Teham*
Hughes Thomas, hostler, r. 24 Turk
Hughes Thomas, typewriter, r. 13 Lafayette
Hughes Thomas Jr., r. 41 Tehama
Hughes Thomas A., clerk, r. 76.i Harrison
Hughes Thomas H., r. 19 Hampton PI
Hughes W.. miner, r. 1333 Howard
Hughes Walter G., salesman, r. Ill Geary
Hughes Walter H., r. 333 Hayes
Hag^Iies AValton G., capitalist, 330 Pine, rooms
18-19. r. Los Angeles
Hughes William, r. 407 Buchanan
Hughes William, r. NE cor Seventeenth and Church
Hufihes AVilliam, barber, 204 Front, r. 3 Selina PI
Hughes William, bookbinder J. M. Higgins & Co., r.
1914 Sevenson
Hughes William, master stmr Oakland, r. 1914 Ste-
venson
Hughes William, engineer S. P. Co.
Hughes William, miller, r. 549 Mission
Hughes William, mining, r. 234 Bush
Hughes William, molder James Pendergast, r. 2543
Folsom
Hughes William, saloon keeper, r. 418 Clementina
Hughes William E., r. 1130 Market
Hughes William H., ironmolder, r. 2428 Bryant Av
Hughes William H., liquor saloon, 108 Steuart
Hughes William H., teamster, r. 305 Fifth
Hughes William M., watchman, r. 721 Bryant
Hughes William R., r. 6 Ridley
Hughes William S., clerk St. David House, r. 716
Howard
Hughes William T., shoefitter Williams Bros., r. 13
Lafayette
Hughes & Foley (John Hughes and Michael Foley)
bakeries, 63 Fourth and 118 Seventh
Hughston James, r. 1311 Howard
Hughston George J., waterman, r. 1311 Howard
Hiigle Roman, confectioner C. Eisert, r. 524 Linden
Av
Hugo Frederick, butcher A. Ludwig, r. Ahlborn
Bouse
Hugot Francis, gilder, r. 1015 Jackson
Hugot Victor, composit'T, r. 1015 Jackson
Huguenin Adolph, watchmaker, 525 Pino
Huguenin Julius C, jeweler, 700 Market, r. 8 Kearny
Huhn Alexander V., editor, r. 417 Mason
Huhu E., r. 115 Ellis
Hubs Gustiiv, molder Bisdon I. and L. Works, r. 1142
Mission
Hubs Louis, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 18
Lewis
Huie Edward, messenger City and County Attorney,
r. 19:<2 Pine •
Huie Robert B., cashier J. W. Grace & Co., r. 1932
Pine
Huillade August, woolpuUer A. Legallet, r. N b Vene-
zuela, bet Tombigbee and Potomac
Huln Frances, widow, midwife, r. 039 Broadway
Huke Charles, machinist Painter & Co., r. 862 MiB-
sion
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All Sizes and Numbers.
309. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
9Q
Hnlbert Cath'-rine, widiiw, r. 561 Mission
Hu.bfrt Ephrsiiu J., jaoitor Odd Ftllows' Bldg, r.
427 M Clementina
Hulbert Msgtjie Miss, shoefllter P. F. Nolan & Bon*,
r. 318 Lat'UDa
Hnlbert RngMlle Mrs., r. 433 Broadway
Hulbert William, custodian cabinet U. S. Mint, r.
San Leaudro
■^ Hulbert. See Hnrlbert and Hurlbut
Hiildhusen Anna Mrs., r. 52H Shotwell
Hulford Edward W. (Hulford «: Boltr.n) r. Oakland
Hulford fc Bolton (Edward W. Hulford and Jefffrson
D. Bolton) proptrs Pioneer Warehouse, SW cor
Battery and Filbert
HuliDff Thomas R., porter Le Count Bros., r. 651?i
Natoma
Hull A. H., r. 421 Stevenson
Hull Andrew C, clerk George C. Bode, r. Alameda
Hull Azel B.. office 69 Nevadn Block, r. Oakland
Hull Clinton T., clerk P<ist Office, r. 927 )i Jackson
HullE. .1. Mrs., r. 1128 Pine
Hull Frank R., clerk Harper A. Smith, r. 927 H Jack-
son
Hull George L., mlllhand Miller k Hamilton, r. Ala-
meda
Hall Gastavns A., captain T7. S. A., and military
storekeeper in chargp clothing depot, 36 I«ew
Montgomery, r. 614 Eddy
Hull Henry N. (Hull & McDonough) r. 40 Russ
Hull Henry W. (H. W. Hull fc Co.) r. 1327 Clay
Hull H. W. & Co. (Henry W. Hull and Herbert J.
Stetson) real estate agents, 622 Market
Hull James J., harnessmaker A. Hammers, r. 231 Oak
Hull James L., r. 11.53 Howard
Hull John W., salesman H. Liebes & Co., r. 1931 H
Stevenson
Hull William, liquor saloon, 38 Seventh
Hull William C, wood engraver 527 Sacramento, r.
Oakland
Hull & McDonough (Henry N. Hull and John G. Mc-
Donough) merchant tailors, 28 Geary
Hnllen Deidrich, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Market and Pearl
HuUiu George, calker, r. 1119 Folsom
HuUin NicholHS, blacksmith, r. 11 Norfork
Hulling Domenic, barber. 336 Bush, r. 25 'i Stockton
HuUman Benjamin, wlittener, r. 914 >4 Harrison
Hulrae Arthur, painter Palace Hotel
Hulme James P. (Hulme A: Hart) r. 1435 Golden Gate
Av
Halme dc Hart (James P. Hulme and Jackson
Hart) wool, grain and general commission mer-
chants, 10 Davis
Hulse, Bradford & Co. (David A. Hulse and Wallace
Bradford) upholstery goods and bedding sup-
plies, 16-18 Second
Hulse David A. (Hulse, Bradford t Co.) r. 903 Guer-
Hulse De Witt, engineer, r. 610 Front
Hulse Frederick, carpenter 8. P. Co., r. 815 Hyde
Hulse James G., secretary Central Cal. Oil Co., 314
California, r. 301 Jones
Hulse Samuel, engineer stmr Knight, No. 2
Hulseberg George, wood and coal, 126 Oak, r. 243 Fell
Hulxmann Albert, builder, r. 365 Jessie
Hulsmann Frederick H., liquor saloon, 701 Fourth, r.
512 Twenty-sixth
Hult Gustave, tailor, r. NW cor Twenty-seventh and
San Jose Av
Hult Gusfave J., draftsman Absalom J. Bamett, r.
1720 Leavenworth
Hult Julius, shoecutter, r. 1750 l^eavenworth
Hult Soph'e, widow, r. 1720 Leavenworth
Hultberg Peter, mason, i. 1124 Pine
Hulten August, tnilor. r. 8 Virginia PI
Hulther S., machinist, r. 134 Fourth
Halting; Frederick B., druggist and apothecary,
NW cor Third and Howard
Hultsrhinsky Richard, bookkeeper, r. 2114 Mason
Hultz Charles, cigarmaker Conradi &Mo8S,r. 20 Lang-
ton
Humbert Charles, machinist, r. 317 Bush
Humbert Joseph, cellatman, r. S17H Vallejo
Humbert W £., r. 24 Turk
Huml>oldt Bay and Eel River Railway Co., John
Crockett secretary, 8 S.F. Stock and Exchange Bldg
Humboldt HiU Mill Minln«r Co. (Esmeralda
Co., Nev.) J. Stadtfeld Jr. secretary, 419 Cali-
fornia, room 26
Humboldt Hotel, Simon Schleweck proprietor.
Fifteenth, bet Mission and Capp
Humboldt House, Renner Bros, proptrs, 1 30!) Stockton
Humboldt Lumber Mill Co., F. Korbel manager, yard
S B Bryant, bet Fourth and Fifth, mill North
Fork, Humboldt Co.
Humboldt Savings and Loan Society,
Adolph C. Weber preiident. Ernest Brand secre-
tary, IS Geary
Humboldt Steamship Co., Jackson St. Wharf,
Searles A: Stone agents, 304 California
Humboldt Wharf. Spear, bet Folsom and Harrison
Humboldt Wharf Warehouses, Haslett k
Bailey proprietors. Spear, bet Harrison and Fol-
som
Hnmhrecht Nicholas, florist, 4M Sixth, r. 2424 Mission
Humburg Albert E., carpetlayer, r. 124 Julian Av
Humburg August, performer, r. 124 Julian Av
Humburg Mary, widow, r. 124 Julian Av
Humburg William E.. night inspector Custom House,
r. 124 Julian At
Hume Charles, tanner, r. N s Market, bet Fourteenth
and Fifteenth
Hume Edward W., engineer tug Millie
Hume Georgre W., salmon packer and commission
merchant, 405 Front, r. Piedmont
Hume J. B., special officer Wells. Fargo k Co., r.
West Oakland
Hume R. D. & Co. (Robert D. Hume and Jay
Deming) salmon packers and commission mer-
chants, 405 Front
Hnme Robert D. (R. D. Hume k Co.l r. Occidental
Hotel
Hume Thomas J., with Hammer, Leist k Co.. r. 11
Geneva
Hummel Charles, sugar refiner, r. 7 Bartol
Hummel Frederick, butcher, r. 125 Fell
Hummel George, dry goods, 105 Fifth, r. 107 Fifth
Hummel John, liquor saloon, 427 Fourth
Hummel Nicholas, baker, r. 625 Clay
Hummel Rudolph, railroadman, r. 427 Fourth
Hummel William J., plumber, r. 319 Sansome
Hummeltenberg Monroe, foreman machinist Golden
State and Miners' Iron Works, r. 1933 Jessie
Hummeltenberg William, clerk W. S. Dunlevy, r.
1933 Jessie
Hummerston F. W. , draftsman Dakin Publishing Co.,
r. 1504 O'Farrell
Humpage John, wiredrawer, r. 331 Bay
Humphrey Alfred, waiter stmr Alameda, r. E s Min-
nesota, bet Napa and Sierra
Humphrey Arthur, painter, r. 322 Fifth
Humphrey Augustine, engineer and janitor, 328 Mont,
gomery, r. Oakland
Humphrey Calvin M., bartender, r. 311 Dupont
Humphrey C. C, conductor Market St. RR., r. Twenty-
fourth nr Valencia
Humphrey George, collector, 631 Merchant
Humphrey Harry E., student, r. 126 Rose Av
Humphrey James, groceries and liquors. 616 H
Geary
Humphrey James A., clerk, r. 516Ji Geary
Humphrey John, r. 621 Hyde
Humphrey John G. (Sylvester & Humphrey) r.'126
Rose Av "'■fSaH
Humphrey Mary Mrs., teacher Yalencia St. Orammar
School, r. 126 Rose Av
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Humphrey Petor, seanian, r. 211 Minna
Humphrey P. N., phvsician, r. la5 Fair Oaks
Huuipbrey William D., steward stmr Ancon, r. cor
Tweutieth and Guerrero
Humphreys Andrew, fireiusn, r. 129 Folsom
Humphreys David, r. 4ii6 Harrison
Humphreys Edward, clerk, r. in9 Sansome
Humphreys Edward, cook, r. 71.5 Seventeenth
Humphreys George, plumber, r. 1316 Eddy
Humphreys George W., carpenter, r, 1007 Twenty-
fourth
Humphreys Harry, longshoreman, r. 1110 Battery
Humphreys James, framemaker Morris & Kennedy,
r. 536 Minna
Humphreys James H., draftsman chlf f quartermaster,
U. S. A., Department California, r. 802 Oak
Humphreys James F., clerk, r. 1007 Twenty-fourth
Humphreys John, bookkeeper, r. 1007 Twenty-fourth
Humphreys John, laborer, r. 2ii9 Leidesdorff
Humphrevs John T., assistant City and County At-
torney, New City Hall, r. 323 Kearny
Humphreys Joseph, machinist, r, li»07 Twenty-fourth
Humphreys O. G., painter, r. Park Hotel t
Humphreys Robert, miner, r. 26 Madison At
Humphreys Sylvanus L., master bark El Dorado,
office 48 Market
Humphreys William, apprentice Schussler Bros., r.
1007 Twenty. fourth
Humphreys William, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen
ra<tory, r. Black Point
Humphreys William F., assistant State Board Viti-
cultnral Commissioners, r. 1523 Mason
Humphreys William J., cook, r. 35 Austin
Humphreys William P., civil engineer, 637 Kearny,
room 3, r «16 Chestnut
Hund Frederick, physician and Burgeon, 762)i Fol-
som
Hund John B., liqnor saloon, 823 Market, r. 472 Jessie
Hund Otto H., physician, 716 Howard
Huiidemar Hermann, engineer Yolo Mills, r. 1210
Treat Av
Hundemer William, bartender B. F. Jellisen, r. 82954
Vallejo
Hundesser Charles A. L., insurance broker, r. 23
Haigbt
Hundesser Otto W. C, bookkeeper Hirschfeld &
Jacoby, r, 23 Haight
Hundmanu Oscar M., machinist, r. 408 Capp
Hundi U., with Pac. Vinegar and Pickle Works, r. 13
Page
Huneke John, wines and liquors, SW cor First and
Federal
Hunekn John H. (Bosch en & Huneke) r. NEcorBeale
and Fremont
Hiinerwadel Arnold, instrumentmsker A. Lietz& Co.,
r. 618 Mission
Hungarian SoYietr, rooms 417 Kearny
Hunlcke J. Otto (Woodruffs Co.) r. 1101 Sutter
Huning Carl R., clerk Claus Kahrs, r. 18 Natoma
Huntston Kemp P., commercial traveler, r. 32 Te-
hama
Hunk C, r. 467 Tehama
Hnnken John H., poultry dealer, r. 1719 Post
Hunken Martin, bartender William Bendt, r. 6 Clay
Hunkler Bertha, domestic 2504 Howard
Huun Alexander, confectioner Palace Hotel, r. 127
Silver, rear
Hunn Frederick, patrolman Morse's Patrol, r. 120
Market
Hunn Herbert C, shoddy picker S.F, Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 8 s Beach, bet Hyde and Larkin
Hunold Charles, gilder Schussler Bros., r, 5 Fourth
Hanslcker John, boarding and livery stables, 406-
408 Tehama, r. 846 Folsom
Hunt Aaron B., attorney at law, 604 Kearny, r. East
Oakland
Hunt Abbie L. Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary School,
r. 59 Tehama
DR. BAZAN'S
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CHIMNEYS KEPAIKED. CHIMNEY SWEEPlHt.
Cliininey Tops that ^vill dravr.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1880. Telephone 315.
Hunt Abuer, carpenter, r. 713 Sanchei
Hunt A. E., r. 12(i2 Mission
Hunt C. A. Mrs., widow, r. 419 Geary 1
Hunt Caroline L. Mii>a, teacher Gills' High School, r.
1026 Hyde
Hunt ChHrles E., shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg &
Co., r. 1 HO Turk
Hunt Charles F., teamster J. Morton & Co.
Hunt Clarence M. salesman Wakefield Rattan Co., r.
West Berkeley
Hunt Clenieiit S., laborer, r. 49 Boardman PI
Hunt Daniel A. (Vaupel * Hunt) r. 2247 J4 Mifsion
Hunt O. JO., druggist, SE cor Fifth and Folsom, r.
308 Fifth
Hunt Edward, stonecutter, r. 26 Turk
Hunt Edward J., pi< tures, picture frames, etc., 1416
Polk, r. 1419 Larkin
Hunt Eklward J., calker, r. 49 Boardman PI
Hunt Edwin F., clerk M. S. Grlnbaum & Co., r. 1617
Clay
Hunt Edwin O.. machinist, r. 340 Clementina
Hunt E. Smith,' salesman F. Toplitz A Co., r. Oakland
Hunt Eugene W., clerk, r. 410 Leavenworth
Hunt Frederick J., r. 824 TTniou
Hunt Oeorjje E., clerk Le Count Bros., r. 1203 Taylor
Hunt George H., coal and insurance broker. 209 San-
some, r. 1240 Clay
Hunt George W.. purchasing clerk W. W. Montague
fc Co., r. 511 Sutter
Hunt George W , shipjoiner, r. 438 Second
Hunt Harry, bartender Csesar Bruns, r. NW cor Third
and Berry
Hunt H.irperS., bookkeeper S. F. District Tel. Co.,
r. Oakland
Hunt Henry, waiter, r. 509 Bush
Hunt Henry B. (Moore, Hunt & Co.) r. 1715 Geary
Hunt Henry B., clerk Hawley Bros. Hardware Co., r.
59 Tehama
Hunt Herbert, r. 509 Bush
Hunt Herbert R.. longshoreman, r. 1202 Jones
Hum Honora Mrs., vnrieties, 229 5i Hayes
Hunt H. W., r. 426 O'Farrell
Hunt James, laborer, r. 214 Castro
Hunt James, laborer, r. 531 M Fourth
Hunt James, stationery, 1738 Market
Hunt James B. calker, r. 540 Howard
Hunt Jane G., widow, furnished looms, 7 Montgom-
ery Av
Hunt John, driver Lafayette Brewery
Hunt John, teamster, r. S s Randall, nr Mission
Hunt John Jr.. Judge Superior Court, Depart-
ment 5, chambers New City Hall, third floor, r.
1703 Octavia
Hunt John B., bartender, r. 472 Jessie
Hunt John D., r. 1026 Hyde
Hunt John E., wheelwright P. J. O'Brien & Sons, r.
672 Clementina
Hunt John H., clerk Post Office, r. 1617 Clay
Hunt John H Jr., assistant secretary Sutter St. RR.,
r. 1617 Clay
Hunt John L., secretary New Coso Mining Co., 808
Montt;ouiery. r. 1825 Broadway
Hunt John M.. laborer, r. 531 Sacramento
Hunt John T., clerk FiremsnsFund Ins. Co., r. Oak-
land
Hunt Jonathan P., peddler, r. 41 Everett
Hunt Margaret R., widow, r. 1603^ Fillmore
Hunt Mark, r. Sanchez, ni Twenty-eighth
Hunt Mary Miss, shoefitter, r. 229 J4 Hayes
Hunt Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 718 Leavenworth
Hunt Mary J., widow, r. 434 Fulton
Hunt Olive Mrs., r. 1314 Mission
Hunt Robert H. H.. invents, r. 205 Fifteenth
Hunt Samuel C, sawyer, r. 314 Sixth
Hunt Simon, liquor saloon, 154 Steuart, r. 322 Ritch
Hunt S. M., r. 416 Post
Hunt Symmes H., clerk Custom House, r. 2700 How-
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Hunt W., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Hunt Warren E., teamster Wm. H. Rouse jc Co., r. 261
Jersey
Hunt Wilet L.. salesman Hulse, Bradford k Co., r.
2903 Bush
Hunt William, apprentice Chas. Brown & Son
Hunt William, teamnter, r. 166 Silver
Huut William B., engineer, r. 410 Leavenworth
Hunt Willicim B., mat hiniKt, r. 213;, Clara
Hunt William B.,with K. A. Swain & Co., r. 1203 Taylor
Hunt William B. Jr., clerk, r. 410 Leavenworth
Hunt William D., clerk Pac. Insurance Union, r. 1826
Broadway
Hunt William H., hostler, r. 1511 Pine
' Hunt William H., plumber, r. S s Elizabeth nr Church
I Hunt William J., pressman J.R. Brodie* Co., r. 229 )i
I Hayes
{ Hunt William R., refiner, r. 29 Alta
Huntemanu Chris. A. (Chris Huutemann & Co.) r.
I 1617 Dupont
! Huutemann Chris. & Co. (Chris, A. Huntemann and
; Henry Wellmann) liquor saloon, 801 Kearny
I Huntemann D., plasterer, r. 625 Oough
Huntema n Diedrich A. (Huntemann &Hoger) r. 1617
I Dupont
! Huntemann Henry, butcher Jacob Schoenfeld, r. Mar-
I quesas, bet Yazoo and Susquehanna
I Huntemann * Hoger (Diedrich Huutemann and Her-
man C. Hoger) proptrs Golden West Market, 1408
Stockton
j Hunter Alexander, Beaman, r. 127 Jackson
Hunter Allen, expressman, r. 1105 Pierce
'. Hunter Benjamin, furniture, 1618 Polk
I Hunter Benjamin R., molder J. G. lis, r. SE cor
i Church and Twenty-first
I Hunter Charles, cattle dealer, r. 1611 Market
Hunttr David, agent Forbes Lithographing Mnfg. Co.,
18 California
1 Hunter David, capitalist, r. 724 Post
I Hunter David, florist, r. 516 Taylor
I Hunter David, real estate, r. NW cor EUlg and Van
Ness Av
I Hunter Edward, cashier James Hunter, r. Alameda
i Hunter Edward, mate schr Wavelet, r. 110 Battary
Hunter Eli M., carpenter, r. 631 Jessie
Hunter Emma Mrs., wiiiow, r. 257 Perry
Hunter Frank, bartender, r. 1333 Howard
Hunter Frank L., clerk Horace V. Scott, r. 1216 Wash-
I iugton
I Hunter Frank L., stage driver, r. Martinique, nr
j Savannah
1 Hunter Fred. L., clerk Methodist Book Depository, r.
I 631 Jessie
Hunter Georue, conductor Geary St. R.R., r. 1537
I Geary
: Hunter George P., pressman, r. 17 Alta
; Hunter George W., gunsmith, r. S s Twenty-sixth,
i bet Capp and Mission
I Hunter George W., whipUsbmaker John E. Perrln
I Jr., r. 3014 Mission
Hunter George Z., musician, r. 40 5< Geary
Hunter Gilbert V. (Yates \- Hunter) r. 1934H Bush
j Hunter Henry, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 209
Leavenworth
1 Hunter Henry A ., machinist, r. 33 HofT Av
Hunter Henry A., compositor Alta, r. 1041 Howard
i Hunter Henry J., discharileuer U.S. Mint, r. Alameda
Hunter Henry L., stage driver, r. Martinique, nr
Savannah
I Hunter Hugh, teamster, r. 2012 Powell
Hunter J. Mrs., varieties, 209 Leavenworth
Hunter Jacob S., r. 37 Sacramento
Hunter James, gauger, 323 Front, room 2, r. Alameda
Hunter James, helper William T. Daniels, r. 525
' Sixth
Hunter James, laborer, r. 14 Alta
Hunter James, machinist, r. 3 Masonic Av
Hunter James C, master stmr Geo. W. Elder, r. Ala-
meda
Hunter James G., mate stmr Coos Bay, r. 776 Howard
Hunter John, r. Martinique, nr San Bruno Road
Hunter John, driver, r. O.sage and Guiana
Hunter John, hostler Meyer Davidson, r. SE cor Fell
and Franklin
Hunter John, liquor saloon, 212 Townsend
Huuter John, seaman stmr San Bias
Hunter John D., clerk Naval Office. Custom House, r,
1314 Green
Hunter John H., r. 145 Ellis
Hunter John J., apothecary C. F. Richards k Co., p.
1228 Washington
Hunter John J., blacksmith, r. 715 Howard
Hunter John T., waiter, r. 210 Bush
Hunter Joseph B., porter, r. lOH Gilbert
Hunter J. R., commercial traveler W. B. Wllshire k
Co., r. Oakland
Hunter Lewis C, clerk Horace V. Scott, r. 1216 Wash-
ington
Hunter Nathaniel, secretary S. F. Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and S. F.
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children,
604 Merchant, room 12, r. 20 Bond
Hunter Phillip S. (James Devinefe Co.) r. 2823 Pine
Hunter Robert, tearubter, r. 12 Cleavland, rear
Hunter Robert E., r. 1001 Valencia
Hunter Robert E., laborer, r. 17 Alta
Hunter Robert P., liquor saloon, 410 Fifth
Hunter Robert R., clerk, r. 515 Stevenson
Hunter Stephen C, insurance broker, 315 California
rooms 1-2, r. 923 Hyde
Hunter W. H., r. 336 Seventh
Hunter William (Hunter & Shackleford) r. 1006 Leav-
enworth
Hunter William, pictureframe mnfr, 2029 Fillmore
Hunter William, master stmr Knight No. 2
Hunter William, seaman, r. 18 Vandewater
Hunter William H.. engineer, r. 3 Masonic Av
Hunter & Shackleford (Tbomas Shackleford
and William Hunter) manufacturers Hunter's
Draft Regulators. 310 Pine, room 40
Huntington Coli.s P. (Huntington. Hopkins & Co.)
and first vice-president Southern Pacific Co., r.
New York
Huntington Elmer C, patternmaker Daly k Cavanagh,
r. 430 Twenty-third
Huntington Frank A., mining andgawmill machinery,
45 Fremont, r. Oakland
Huntington George W., furnished rooms, 638 Green
Huntington Harviy S., r. 351 First
Huntins^ton, Hopkins & Co. (C. P. Hunting-
ton, Charles Miller, Albert Gallatin and W. R. 3.
Foye) importers and jobbers hardware and
metals, junction Market and Bush, and 220-226 E,
Sacramento, Cal
Huntington Tbomas, engineer stmr Gold
Huntington Thomas, master mariner, r.l935 Broadway
Huntington Walter E., teamster, r. 126 Clara
Huntinjfton Willard V., railroad secretary, NE
cor Fourth and Townsend, room 48, r. 320 Golden
Gate Av
Huntington William H., carpenter, r. 6 Buchanan PI
Huntley A. M. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar School,
r. 2114 Mission
Huntley Arthur, seaman, r. 129 Jackson
Huntley F., fireman stmr Ancon
Huntley William, porter J. B. Wooster k Co., r. Ala-
meda
Huuton Charles, driver Alms House
Huntou Logan, collector Spring Valley W. W., r. ISIT
Larkin
Huntress Oscar P.. r. 59 Stevenson
Huntsman G. H. Mrs., r. 824 Sutter
Huntsman Horace, commercial traveler Oliver Chilled
Pkw Works, r. Oakland
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
Hotels and Steamboats completely furnished with
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY.
Special Prices Given.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO
Manofacmrers of Shovr Caaes
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM SL
PA| |nr»r FVTD A 11 DV t^^^° ^^^ finest grades of Clarets, HockB, '
r|^L|rot tA I nA Uni (Burgundies, Sautemeg.Ports ana sherries
ARPAO HARASZTHY & CO.,
530 WA3HIHQT0N T
HUN
637
HUR
m
Hnntsmnn John, pantryman Palace Hotel
Huntt Frank P., varnisher, r. 9 Yerba Buena
Hunttlng Edron P., r. 1429 Jackson
Hunttin« Mary T. Mrs., proptr Denton Academy, and
teacher penmanship and drawing, 1429 Jackson
HuDtzBch Morris, typecsster Palmer & Key, r. 1800
Stockton
Hnnzan William, liquor saloon, r. 6 Eddy
Hunziker Gottlieb, bootblack, 317 East, r. 814 Folsom
Hupers George W., attorney at law. 16 Nevada Block;
r. 3 Chatham PI
Hupers Pettr J., bookkeeper The German Savings
and Loan Society, r. East Oakland
Hupman Arthur, portrait painter, 63 St. Ann's Bldg,
r. 207 Eddy
Huppert Catherine, widow, r. 51 Shipley
Huppert George, carpenter, r. 4* Clementina
Hnppert Henry, with S. F. Oil Works, r. 460 Sixth
Huppert Max, cook, r. 441 Minna
Huppert Philip, plumber F. Koch, r. 51 Shipley
Huppert Thomas, cook James H. King, r. 51 Shipley
Huppert Victoria Miss, fancy work, r. 51 Shipley
Huppert William, uphoUterer, r. 217 Minna
tBT Huppert. See Hubbard and Hubbert
Hurd Charlt-B, baker Swain Bros., r. 213 Sutter
Hurd Charles N., marine engineer, r. 117 Drumm
Hurd C. v., r. 266 Brannan
Hurd Frederick, machinist, r. 519 Sacramento
Hurd Graham, steward, r. 1814 Jessie
Hurd Henry F., lithographer Dickman, Jones & Hett-
rlch, r. 41 Russ
Hurd James A., r. Bay District Track
Hurd J. H., real estate, r. 536 Ellis
Hurd Josiah M., compositor Evening Post, r. 23
Kearny
Hurd Julia H., widow, r. 614 Lombard
Hurd Laura, widow, r. S s California Av, bet Capp
and Howard
Hurd Mary Miss, clerk, r. 1402 Bush
Hurd M. S., claim adjuster general freight office 8. P.
Co., r. Oakland
Hurd Norman H., attorney at law, 328 Montgemery,
room 23. r. 501 Post
10" Hurd. See Heard, Herd and Hlrd
Hurdis Samuel, ship and house painter, 4 FoUom, r.
308 Beale
Hure Alfred, cook Pacific Club, r. 824 Montgomery
Hurewitz Philip, clerk, r. 2721 Pine
Hurka , musician, r. 608 Filbert
Hurl John, liquor saloon. 217 Pacific
Hurl Mary, widow, r. Townsend, nr Second
Hurlbert Benjamin F., warehouseman W. W. Mon-
tague & Co., r. Cook, nr Point Lobos Av
Hurlbert John, bootblack Isador Green
Hurlbert Thomas B., agent, r. 1608 Stevenson
Hurlbat Clarence R. , assistant attorney Board
of Trade of San Francisco, 202 Market, r. 25 Rid-
ley
Hnrlbut Frederick H., machinist, r. 2728 Mission
Hurlbut G. G., laundryman S. F. Laundry
Hurlbut H. R., bookkeeper Call, r. Sauceljto
Hurlbut I. F., carpenter, r. 113 California Av
Hurlbut Joseph H., superintendent Pac. Indicator
Co., r. 101 California Av
Hurlbut Reuben P.. contractor and builderJ330 Pine
rooms 11-12, r. 115 California Av
Iff" Hurlbut. See Hurlbert and Hulbert
Hurless Robert, miller, r. 108 Langton
Hurlet Edward, r. 105 Stockton
Hurley Anna, widow, furnished rooms, 26 Sixth
Hurley Annie M. Mrs., furnlohed rooms, 413 Fourth
Hurley C, steelworker Pac. Rolling Mill
Hurley Charles, r. 815 Ellis
Hurley Charles, laster Buckingham i Hecht, r. 59
West Mission
Hurley (-'harles F., with John Frank, r. 120 Gilbert
Hurley Charles P., salesman Verdier, Moreau b Co.
Hurley Cornelius, teamster, r. 650 ^ Natoma
FRATINGER & CO.
READY-MADE SUITS
FOR
LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDEBIT.
105 KEARNY STREET.
REFLECTORS,
FOE SHOW WINDOWS AND STORES,
MADE AND REPAIRED.
W. E. LANE,
Pl\unber
B05 KEARKT STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Hurley Duniel, blacksmith, r. 26 Mary
Hurley Daniel, carpenter, r. 1873 Mission
Hurley Daniel, driver Omnibus RR., r. 261 Tehama
Hurley Daniel, foreman Union Warehouse, r. 43 Te-
hama
Hurley Daniel, laborer, r. 407 Tehama
Hurley Daniel D., foreman, r. 2110 Mission
Hurley Dennis, carpenter, r. 210 Ritch
Hurley Dennis, liquor saloon, 207 Second, r. 43 Te-
hama
Hurley Dennis F., bookbinder, r. 2110 Mission
Hurley Ellen, widow, r. W s Humboldt, bet Kansas
and Vermont
Hurley George, deputy Poundkeeper, r. NE cor Wal-
nut and California
Hurley Henry, laster, r. 611)4 Minna
Hurley James, hosiery dept 8. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. Black Point
Hurley James, hostler John Rodgers & Sons, r. 1606
Market
Hurley James, laborer, r. 315 Fifth
Hurley James, machinist, r. 272 Jessie
Hurley James, seaman, r. 940 Harrison
Hurley James, stevedore, r. 1105 Eighteenth
Hurley James, teamster Robert J. Maguire, r. 456
Minna
Hurley James A., laborer, r. 9 Gavin
Hurley James D., r. 3 Torrens Court
Hurley Jennie M. A. Miss, principal Spring Valley
Primary School, r. 1910 Pacific Av
Hurley Jeremiah, cigars and tobacco, 514 Third
Hurley Jeremiah M., bartender PatrickRyan, r. 8633i
Market
Hurley Jeremiah T., groceries and H'quors, SE cor
Grove and Buchanan, r. 514 Webster
Hurley Johanna, widow, r. 9 Gaven
Hurley John, blacksmith, r. 871 Market
Hurley John, butcher, N s Dominica, bet St. John
and Susquehanna
Hurley John, cutter P. F. Nolan & Sons, r. 611)4
Minna
Hurley John, groceries and liquors, NE cor Nebragk*
and Yolo
Hurley John, laborer, r 7 Alice
Hurley John, laborer, r. 11 Gilbert
Hurley John, laborer, r. 120 Gilbert
Hurlev John, laborer, r. 140 Minna
Hurley John, laborer, r. 1302 Jackson
Hurley John, longshoreman, r. 17 Tehama
Hurley John, peddler, r. 230 Langton
Hurley John, teamster, r. 650 Natoma
Hurley John, teamster, r. 1302 Jackson
Hurley John F., tanner, r. SW cor Railroad At and
Trinidad
Hurley John J., teamster, r. 1151 Howard
Hurley M., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Hurley Maggie Miss, r. 19 Willow Av
Hurley Mamie E., Miss, teacher Washington Grammar
School, r. 1916 Pacific Av
Hurley Margaret E. Miss, r. 618 Grove
Hurley Mark, laborer, r. 26 Mary
Hurley Mark J., molder Empire Foundry, r. 26 Mary
Hurley Mary, domestic 507 Webster
Hurley Mary, widow, r. 1318 Dupont
Hurley Marv, widow, r. 1916 Pacific Ay
Hurley Michael, agent, r. 202 Sixth
Hurley Michael gluemater, r. 11 Gilbert
Hurley Michael, laborer, r, 208 Fourth, rear
Hurley Michael, laborer, r. 218 Minna
Hurley Michael, laborer, r. 301 Franklin
Hurlev Michael, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r.
136)4 Shipley
Hurley Michael, laborer 3. F. Ga« Light Co., r. 242
Fremont
Hurley Michael G., blacksmith Sutter St. RR., r. 208
Fourth
Hurley Patrick, grocerlea and liquors, NE cor Ne-
braska and Yolo
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CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
nannfacfiirer of every dencriptlon off
PASSBNQEB, BTRBBTT AND PREIOHT CABa
4» to 80 Benle Street. San Francisco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker. %UeliJ&S*^/,^iia*"i*«;^
eats tor
HUE
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pumps,
Suction and Force.
FOB HAND, WIXD-MI!.!. AND POWEB.
ALL, SIZKS.
809, 311, 813, 315 and 317 MARKET STBEET
09
Hurley Piitrick. laborer, r. 514 Webster
Hurley Patrick, sboeniaker, r. 611 M Minna
Hurlpy Patrick H., printer, r. 44 Tbird
Hurley Robert, laborer, r. 40 Moss
Hurlev Thomas, laborer Market St. BR., r. 75 Califor-
nia Av
Hurley Thomas C, shoemater, r. 15.'i9J4 Market
Hurley Timothy, blacksmith, r. 1302 Jackson
Hurley W., r. fias dimmercial
Hurley William, boilermnker Ris'lon I. and L. Works
Hurley William, clgarmakf-r. r. 268 M:nna
Hurley William, firemau S. F. Gas Light Co., r. SE
cor Solano and Indiana
Hurley William, pressman Francis, Valentine fc Co.
Hurley William Mrs., dairy, bE cor Solano and In-
diana
Hurney^ John P., real estate and business broker,
605 llay. r. 17 Haight
Hurney Patrick M., baker Devoto i Brlchetto, r. 242
Jessie
Hnrney Sabina, chimbermaid Grand Hotel
Hursou Edward, hostler, r. 220J4 O'Farrell, rear
Hurson John, lanndrvman, r. 3ilO Buchanan
Hurst A. F., aBsi.-taut engineer stmr San Juan
Hurst Charles, cook, r. 8 i7 Kearny
Hurst Daniel (Hurst* Dore) r. 2;ill Mission
Hurst George, clerk, r. 5i,2 Bush j
Hurst Henry, cooper r. 5H2 Howard
Hurst Jauie8, engineer, r. 716 Bay |
Hurst James, livery stable, 3S Sixth, r. 108 SeTcnth j
Hurst Thomas, lab-rer, r. 23 Julian At
Hurst & Dore (Daulel Hurst and Edward E. Dore) j
furniture, 2211 Mission |
t^" Hurst. See Hear-t I
Hurtel C. F. Mrs., widow r. 729 Geary
Hurtz Fritz, patent pavement worker, r. 88 Brady |
Hurtzig William F. N., druggist and apothecary, 140
Third, r. 720 >4 Folsom
Husar Chriftopber, water tender stmr City of Chester. !
r. 303 Third
Husband Charles, carpenter, r. 806 Shotwell
Husband John I., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r.
1401 Van Ness Av
Husband Robert, superintendent Oregon Imp. Co., r.
2215 Howard
Hnsemau Joseph, butcher, r. 247 Third
Huseman R., b.iker, r. 634 Pacific
Husher Edward, with I. W. Taber, r. 1708 Octavia
Hushler John, news dealer, 802 Mnntgomery
HuKing Albert, componitor, r. 35 Kleveuth
Husint! Frederick J. (Straub & Husingi r. 339 Hayes
Hu-iiig Henry, locksmith, r. il Clara Lane
Huaing Henry, fireman htmr Bay City, r. 522 Pine
Husing Lena, widow, r. 9 Church Lane
Husing Rothye (Schwartz, Husiug & Meyer) r. 2205 }<
Mission
Husing Richard, driver, r. 1817 Ellis
Hiiss Moritz, machinist, r. 4 Virginia PI
Husselmnn SHUiuel B Mrs., r. 9 Freelon
Husaey .Albert W., rig'jer, r. 533 Sacramento
Hussey Albion C, carpenter and builder, 734 Wash-
ington, r. cor Nineteenth and Guerrero
Hussey Charles, cabinetmaker, r. 734 Howard
Hussey Charles V., clerk Surveyor's Oflace, r. 424
Sansome
Hussey Edward, carpenter, r. 335 Twenty-ninth
Husaey Frank A., stockbroker, 238 Montgomery, r.
Alameda
HusSey Frank W. (Union Transfer Co.) r. 611 Lom-
bard
HuPfey Frederick, r. 22 Geary
Hussey George V., carpenter and builder, r. 1706 5<
Larkin
Hussey Henry, fireman, r. .S22 Pine
Hussey Henry J., sawyer, r. 102' Twentieth
Hussey H. M. Mrs., wl low. r. 124 Bartlett
Hussey JameR H., bart>nder M. H. Hussey. and extra-
man Hook and Ladder No. 1, r 2132 O'Farrell
Hussey John, shoemaker, r. M s Railroad Av, opp
Trinidad
HuRsey John, shoemaker, r. .ISA Hayes
Hussey Joseph, hackraan. Plaza, r. 611 Lombard
Hu8<ey Joseph W. miner, r. 537 Sacramento
Hussey Kaie, widow, r. 7i)8 Polk
Hussey Lawrence, laborer, r. 242 }< Perry
Hussey Margaret, dressmaking. 734 Howard
Hussey Mary, widow, r. 1311 Ellis
Hussey Maurice, porkpacker, r. 1318 Jackson
Hussey Michael H., liquor saloon, 1-3 Morton, and ex-
traman Hook and Ladder No. 1, r. 211 Prospect PI
Hus<ey Patrick, laborer, r. 632 Green
Hussey Patrick J., policeman, r. 710 Green
Hussey Bosie M. Mrs., r. 529 Shotwell
Hussey Simon, real estite, r. 611 Lombard
Hussey Simon A., clerk Union Transfer Co., r. 811
Lombard
Hussev William J., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 1311
Ellis
Hus.sey William W., electririan, r. 504 Taylor
Hussig J. J., michinist, r. 75 Minna
Husson Leon, Fieuch laundry, 709 Larkin
Husson Paul, r. 931 Golden Gate Av
Husson Urbin, r. 919 Clay
Hu.sted Frederick M. (Husted fc Ivers) r. Berkeley
Husted G. R., clerk, r. 320 Ellis
Husred Montgomery, carpenter, NE cor Willard and
McAllister
Husted Nicholas, driver S. F. Soda Water Works, r.
228 }i Francisco
Husted k. Ivera (Frederick M. Husted and O. A.
Ivers) attorneys at law, 60ii Montgomery, room U3
t^" HuRted. See Huested and Hnstedt
Hustedt Henry (Hartmann & Hustcdt) r. 1200 Stock-
ton
Hustedt Henry, bartender, r. 719 Lombard
Hustedt Henry, cleik, r. 19 Hin.kley
Hustedt John, clerk, r. 90.' Pacific
Hustedt John, clerk John F. Builwinkle, r. 913 Jack-
son
Iff" Hnstedt. See Huested and Husted
Huston Chamberlin, teamster, r. 13 White PI
Huston Hugh, liquor saloon, 217 Valencia
Huston James H.. fireman stmr Garden City, r. S
Market
Huston John, r. 760 Folsom
Huston John, capitalist, r. Lick House
Huston Lizzie Mrs., r. 319 Ellis
HutafT Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Florida
and Tweuti. th
Hutaff Henry W., liquor saloon, 24 Montgomery At,
r. 1507 Post
Hutchings David, carpenter, r. 703 Green
Hutcbings Frank J., sale'iman Stein, Simon & Co.
Hutchings James M., r. 2121 Cdlifornia
Hutchings J. B., bookkeeper I. E. Thayer, r. East
Oakland
Hutchings .M. A. Mrs., widow, r. 409 Van Ness Ay
Hutchings William, r. 12 Ma.son
HUTCHINS CHAUNCET B.
physiciiiii mid sursreoii in ch:tr<;e San
FrancUco Female Hospital, 80G Stock-
ton, otilce and r. 617 Busli, otllce hoars
from I to 3 and 7 to S P. M.
Hutchins Eiwin P., mining engiiieer, 330 Pine, room
20, r. 719J4 Bush
Hutchins Francis H., porter Parke k Lacy, r. Ala*
meds
Hutchins Frank, miner, r. 1065 Howard
HutchluR George O., magnetic healer. 1057)4 Folsom
Hutchins James, mining, r. 115 Mason
Hutchins Lem lel W., r. 1131)4 Shotwell
Hutcblrjs Maria L. C, teacher musio, r. 1131)4 Shot-
well
Hutcliins Reuben F., carpenter, r. 1726 Jessie
Hutchins. See Hutchings
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Assets, S4, 712, 747
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HUT
639
HYD
Hutchinson , r. 41 Twelfth
Hutchinson Ablal I., teamster H. T. Holmes Lime
Co., r. 547 Minna
Ilntchinson Alexander, wsiter, r. 648 Clay
Hutcliinson Allen, r. 634 Howard
Hutchinson Andrew.boot and sUoemaker. 19 Seventh,
r. 7 Seventh
Hutchinson Beatrice Miss, dressmaker, r. 1709 Stev-
rnson
Hutchinson Charles G.. hostler Henry W. Gray b Co.,
r. 11 Webb
Hutchinson Charles E., r. 2211 Powell
Hutchinson Christopher J., carpenter, r. 16 Rltch
Hutchinson C. I. Mrs., r. 2900 California
Hutchinson Constance M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1709
Stevenson
Hutchinson Daniel, capitalist, r. cor Filbert and
Pierce
Huti hlnson David, photographer, 28 Third, r. 725
Union
Hutchinson David L., blacksmith Tatum k Bowen, r.
3-.'l Pacific
Hutchinson Ed(?ar W., carpenter, r. 223 Leavenworth
Hutchinson Edward 0., bookkeeper Giant Powder Co.,
r. 1910 Howard
Hntchinson Ely I., attorney at law, 419 Califor-
nia, room 21, r. Palace Hotel
Hutchinson Frederick, insurance agent, r. 2405 Web-
ster
Hutchinson George A. Rev., pastor Olivet Presbyte-
rian Church, r. 1123 J^ Valencia
Hutchinson George O., carpeiit.-r, r. 10S7H Folsom
Hutchinson Henry, lithographic printer Britton &
Bey, r. SOS Vallejo
Hut) hlnson Henry L. (Fairbanks & Hutchinson) r.
Oakland
Hutchinson Hiram T., r. 2504 California
Hutchinson Ira, r. 647 Minna
Hutchinson James S., manager Sather Banking
Co., NE cor Mqnt^iomerr and Commercial, r. 1910
Howard
Hutchinson James S. Jr., clerk Sather Banking Co.,
r. 1910 Howard
HutchinBon John, jeweler Geo. C. Shreve i Co., r.
913 Bryant
Hiitchinsoii John J., collector C»ll, r. 1310 Grove
Hutchinson Josfph, attorney at law, 6U3 Com-
mercial, r. 110 Liberty
Hutchinson Joseph, carriage painter, r. 16 Bitch
Hutchinson .Toseph C, watchman Am. Sugar Behnery.
r. 1209 Green
Hutchinson Joseph W.. machinist W. T. Garratt &
Co., r. 13B Fifth
Hutchinson, Kohl, Philippens Ai Co. (Hay-
ward M. Hutchinson, William Kohl. Alexander
PhllippeuB, Louis Sloss, Lewis Gerstle, Mrs.
Louisa Greenewald, Mark Livingston, Gustiive
Niibaum and August Wasserniaun) shipping
merchants and wholesale fur dealers, 310 Sunsome
Hutchinson Leroy T., teamster, r. 409 Tenth
Hutchinson Lincoln, bookkeeper Giant Powder Co.,
r. 1910 Uoward
HutchiuBon M., r. 137 Montgomery
■Hutchinson M. E., r. 237 Minna
Hutchinson Michael, laborer Calvary Cemetery, r. cor
St. Rose's Av and Collins
Hutchinson P., r. 28 Hampton PI
Hut<-hiuson P. J., r. 137 Montgomery
Hutchinson Prentice C. clerk Levi Strauss k Co.. r.
Oakland
Hutchinson Robert, gardener, r. 1012 Mason
Hutcliinson Richard W., lithographer, r. 806 Vallejo
HuUhinson 8. A. Miss, compositor Call, r. 119 Four-
teenth
Hutchinson Sarah A. Mrs., dressmaker, r.409 O'Farrell
Hutihlnson T. , r. 38.5 Battery
Hutchinson Thomis W., marins surveyor, 807 Cali-
fornia, r. 914 O'Farrell
DR. BAZAN'S
THEB9IO-i:i.ECTRIC
RUSSIAN ani TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Eatis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SEWER PIPE. SEWER TRAPS.
Sewers Laid Properly.
Se-wers Repaired.
W. E. LANE,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1860. Telephone 3IS.
Hutchinson W. H., carpenter, r. 2<2(i Market
Hutchinson William, lodgings. 716 Stockton
Hutchinson Willlmn. gardener, r. 1216 Broadway
Hutchinson & Alann (John Siott Wilson and
Henry R. Mann) injurnnce agents and commis-
sion merchants, 322-324 California and 302-306
Sansome
Huter Francis Mrs., clairvoyant, 1055 Market
Huth Balthasar, restaurant. 921 Kearny
Huth Charles, salesman Edward Lunstedt, r. 1425
Stockton
Huth Emilie Miss, dressmaker, r. 630 Chestnut
Huthmacher Adolph, carpenter, r. 410 Fell
Huthman George, carpenter, r. ftifi Commercial
Hutin Frank, laundrymau, r. 7115^ Nineteenth
Hutson Chamberlin, r. ll.')3 Howard
Hutson Nathaniel, drayman and lime agent, lOH Bry-
ant
Hutson William, clerk, r. 1812 Scott
Button Harry W., attorney at law, 606 Montgomery, r,
920 Seventeenth
Hutton James H., corporal police, r. .121 Leavenworth
Hutton John, chief engineer stmr Edith (Seattle) r.
920 Seventeenth
Hutton John, salesman Lowry fc Steller, r. 610 Grove
Hutton Josiah J., with King St. Warehouse, r. 610
Grove
Hutton Samuel, foreman South Point Warehouse, r.
610 Grove
Hutton W. F., attorney at law, r. 638 Folsom
Hutton William F., printer r. 920 Seventeenth
Huwe Wenderlin, carpenter, r. 4105^ Fell
Huwe William, liquor saloon, 21 Beale. r. 410 Fell
Huwe William Jr., carpenter, r. 410)4 Fell
Huxley Mary Mrs., r. 913 Lyon
Huyck Charles, bookkeeper Langley k Michaels, r.
18 Oak
Huysink Bernard Mrs., widow, r. 2436 California
Huysink Emilia C. Miss, teacher music, r. 2436 Cali-
fornia
Hyams Edward (Hyams. Pauson k Co.) r. 309 Powell
Hyams George S., salesman, r. 1619 Turk
Hyams H. P., r. 1619 Tnrk
Hyams, Pauson fe Co. (Eiiward and William Hyams
and Frank Pauson) clothing, 117-119 Sansome
Hyams Solomon, compositor Upton Bros., r. 1625
Turk
Hyams William (Hyams, Pauson & Co.) r. New York
Hyatt O., carrier Examiner, r. t>07 Folsom
Hyatt T. J. Mrs., artist, r. G12 Montgomery
Hyde Annie E. Mrs., r. (19 Jessie
Hyde Charles, teamster George Fritch, r. 708 Turk
Hyde Frederic A., attorney for land claimants,
630 Commercial, r. 13i)l dtavia
Hyde George, attorney at law, 640 Market, r. 719
Geary
Hyde Henry C^ attorney at law, 411 >4 Califomis,
room 15, r. San Hafuel
Hyde James, hostler T. Scully, r. 8 Carlos PI
Hyde John, cook American Exchange Hotel
Hyde John, cooper, r. 612 Powe'l
Hyde John A., seaman, r. N s Mariposa, bet Ui8sis<
sippi and Tex:i3
Hyde Lawrence, salesman, r. 409 Franklin
Hyde Lillle Sliss, printer, r. 612 Powell
Hyde itlarcus D., attorney for land claimants,
6:i0 Commercial, r. Oakland
Hyde Maiie C. Miss, teacher music, r. 730 Geary
Hyde Michael J., sawyer .Union Box Factory, r. 507
Fell
Hyde Oliver, r. 1631 Sacramento
Hyde Phillip, fonndryman, r. 752 Folsom
Hy le K'^bert. clerk, r. 1631 Sacramento
Hyde Rothwell, salesman C. Beach, r. 1631 Sacramento
Hyde Theodore R., agent, r. 616 California
Hyde Warren H., blacksmith J. B. Morrison, r. 473
Sevenieent'i
Hyde William H., contractor, r. 1837 Mission
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TEIiKPHONB 82.
LITHOGRAPHERS
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. OAVIS, City Afirent,
429 California Streot.
HYD
640
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W. "W. IMLOtitague &. Co.
Impoiiers and Dealers in
ENOLISH AND AMERICAN
mi.
£noaii»tl<-, (jlluzetl und Plain.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Hyde William H. Jr., clerk Phelps k Miller, r. 1837
Mission
Hyde William P. waiter, r. 100 "^i Second
Hyden K. W., clerk F. Gambert & Co., r. 400 Tnrt
Hydraulic Gravel Mining Elevator Co., C. V. Manner
secretary, 51 Fremont
Hyer H Mrs., lodginfis. 703 Market
Hyer William H.., r. 202 Sixth
Hyland David, laborer, r. 68 Minna
EylsDd Francis, stableman, r. 363 Jessie
Hyland Henry J., real estate, 40-41 Nevada Block, r.
cor Castro Av and Aztec, B. H.
Hyland J., waiter, r. 119 Third
Hyland James, clerk Held Bros. & Co., r. 1315 How-
ard
Hyland James, sailmaker T. V. Keynolds, r. 309 Minna
Hyland John, plumber, r. 710 Natoma
Hyland John M., clerk Atlantic and Pacific Fast
FreiKht Line. r. 1432 Jackson
Hyland Joseph Mrs., widow, r. 425 Stevenson
Hyland Joseph B. (estate of) Joseph J. Hyland man-
ager, mnfr trunks and valises, NW cor Sutter and
Montgomery and 1036 Market
Hyland Joseph J., manager estate of J. B. Hyland,
r. 426 Fifth
Hyland Margaret, widow, r. 14.32 Jackson
Hyland Mathias, laimdryman Magdalen Asylum
Hyland Michael, laborer, r. 710 Natoma
Hyland Michael, steamboat fireman, r. 629 Front
Hyland Michael J., horse shoer, 4 Spring, r. 626 Min-
na
Hyland Patrick, shoemaker J. F. Nolan & Sons, r. 108
Shipley
Hyland Patrick J., gripman Market St. RE., r.Haight,
nr Stanyan
Hyland William, laborer Union Iron Works, r. W s
Alabama, nr Army
Hyman Abraham, r. 410?^ Katoma
Hyman Albert I., manufacturers agent, 326 Pine, r.
Oakland
Hyman Brothers (Hyman W., Henry W.. Michael,
Morris and Joseph) office 206 Front
Hyman Frank, musician, r. 606 Broadway
Hvman Henry W. (Hyman Bros.) r. 1946 California
Hyman Hyman W. (Hyman Bros.) r. N s Washington,
bet Po'lk and Van Ness Av
Hyman Helena, widow, r.'730 McAllister
Hyman H. W., merchants, r. 826 McAllister
Hyman Isaac, salesman M. Hyman & Co., r. 317
Leavenworth
Hyman Jacob (Hyman & Shaen) r. 1929 Howard
Hyman Joseph (Hyman Bros.) r. Honolulu
Hjman Joseph, barber, 703 Mission, r. 410}^ Na-
toma
Hyman Julius, glazier, r. 114M Shipley
Hyman Leon, barber, r. 730 Folsom
Hyman Louis, lining cutter P. F. Nolan & Sons, r. 245
Tebiima
Hyman M. k Co. (Moses Hyman. Samuel Stiner and
Abraham Goodkind) importers and mnfrs. cloth-
ing, 120 Sansome
Hyman Michael (Hyman Bros.) r. New York
Hyman Morris (Hyman Bros.) r. Honolulu
Hvman Morris, furniture, 606 Broadway
Hyman Moses (M. Hyman i Co.) r. 906 O'Farrell
Hyman Moses, watchmaker r. 215 Polk
Hyman Myer, capitalist, r. 32 Fourth
Hyman Nathan, barber, 822 Kearny, r. 606 Broadway
Hyman Nathan J., jewelry and fancy goods, 307
Kearny, r. 628 Eddy
Hyman Presley C, mining, r. 728 Fulton
Hyman Samuel, clerk W. Hyman, r. 508 Franklin
Hyman Samuel H., r. 928 Eddy
Hyman Sarah, widow, r. 108)4 Shipley
Hyman Wolf, pawnbroker. 16 Kearny, r. 608 Franklin
Hyman A: Shaen (Jacob Hyman and Aaron Sbaen)
barbers, 403 Pine
•^ Hyman. See Heyman and Eeiman
Hymea Charles H., clerk, r. 314 Third
Hymes Frank, varnlsher John H. Keefe, r. San Rafael
Hynnrd Alouzo P., livery stable, NW cor Potter and
West Mission, r. 27 Potter
Hynes Andrew T., house painter, r. l.'iOS Broadway
Hynes Andrew W., clerk, r. 613 Van Ness Av
Hynes Charles H., bartender James Winslow, r. 314
Third
Hynes Ellen, widow, r. 10 Langton
Hynes Frederick, brewer, r. 906 H Folsom
Hynes George, photographer Jones & Lotz, r. 15 How-
ard Court
Hynes James, shoemaker Orln Jones & Co., r. 3 Pres-
ton PI
Hynes James, teamster, r. 733 Natoma
Hvnes John, r. 15 Howard Court
Hi nes John, carpenter, NW cor Crescent Av and
Moultrie
Hynes John, laborer, r. 520 Sixth
Hynes John, laborer Omnibus RR., r. 1061 Mission
Hynes John, millhand, r. 745 Folsom
Hynes John, shoemaker, r. .523 Laguna
Hynes John Jr. salesman Verdier, Moreau k Co., r.
1061 Mission
Hynes Katie E. Miss, shoefitter, r. 10 Langton
Hynes Martin J. H., teamster, r. 10 Langton, rear
Hynes Michael, groceries and liquors. 28 Natoma, and
extraman Engine No. 4. r. 27 Natoma
Hynes Michael, laborer, r. .520 Sixth
Hynes Michael J., clerk Verdier, Moreau & Co., r.
1518 Larkin
Hynes Patrick C, night inspector Custom Honse, r.
304 Grove
Hynes Thomas J., shoemaker, r. 11 Hickory At
Hynes William D., upholsterer West Coast Furniture
Co., r. 15 Howard Court
Hynes William H., carpenter, r. cor Falkland and St.
John
1^ Hynes. See Heine, Heinz, Hinds and Hines
Hyrup Frederick R., clerk R. C. Meyers, r. 1813
Stockton
Hvrup Peter, carpenter, r. 1813 Stockton
Hyi-up Peter Jr., clerk, r. 1813 Stop kton
Hyslop John, marine reporter Merchants' Exchange
Assn., r. Merchants' Exchange Signal Station, nr
Cliff House
Hyslop William, candlemaker, r. 303 Capp
Hyte George E., machinist, r. 700 California
laccheri Garibaldo (laccheri & Bscigalupl) r. 20O8
Powell
laccheri Louis, laborer American Salt Co., r. 617 X
Greenwich
laccheri Jt Bacigalupi (Garibaldo laccheri and James
Bacigalupi) undertakers and embalmers, 627
Broadway
laggi I., tailor, 106 Leidesdorfif
lani Elisco, cook I. Cuenin, r. 519 Green
Ibarra Fortunato, compositor Filmer& Stiller Electro
Co., r. 1421 Powell
Ibarra Jos^ M., editor La Correspondencia, 410 Kearny,
room 32, r. 1421 Powell
Iben Henry, carpenter, r. 407 Stevenson
lbs George, merchant, r.2225 Pacific Av
Iburg William M., lodgings, 5 Belden, r. 304 Hermann
Iceberg Andrew, seaman stmr Enreka
Icher John, cook Charles L. Seeman
Ichi Ban, Japanese goods, Charles F. Cormack man-
ager, 573 Market
Ickelheimer Henry (Samuel Ickelheimer & Bro.) r.
1309 Octavia
Ickelheimer Herman, r. 1309 Octavia
Ickelheimer Samuel (Samuel Ickelheimer k Bro.) r.
1309 Oct&via
TJ_GrS.
ImportecJ and Domestic Rugs in Immense variety.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
KEXT ABOVB PiLULCX HOTEI,.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Kannfacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Marto St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
Finer than the class of Champagnes ient from) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
France to this country, but without Brandy, j 530 WASHDTOTOH SmET.
ICK
641
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m
■o
Ickelheimer Ssniiiel & Brother (Sain itel and Henry)
pluiiiberB aud gaRfitters, 42*5 Geary
Me Abbott L.. r. 81 Fonrth
Ide John, truukmaker Charles A. Malm, r. 81 Fourth
Ide Obadiah, r. 81 Fourth
Iile P. Mrs . r. 81 Fourth
Iden Diedrlch, clerk Cord Q. Junck, r. SW cor Clay
and Powell
Iffland Rndulpb, Instrument maker, r. 220 Pacific
Ifsen Mathias, mate, r. 26a East
Iglehart Thomas N., dentist, 215 Kearny, r. 124 Four-
teenth
I^It^sia de Nuestra Seiiora de Guadalupe,
Andres Garriga pastor, 900 Broadway
Igo James, dairyman, California Av, opp Bryant
Jgo James, teamster, r. 209 Thirteenth
Igo John, teamster, r. 110 M Dnre
Igo Patrick, laborer, r. W b McClellan, nr Cortland
Av
Igo William, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Crystal
Hotel
Ihnen Herman, painter, r. 1211 J^ Bush, rear
Ihms Henry, machine hand A. Frel, r. SE cor Sixth
and Folsom
Iken Arnold, engraver Schmidt Label and Litho.
Co.. r. 1211 Bush
Dten Louis, bookkeeper Wm. Berg ji Co., r. 26 Mc-
Allister
Ikenberg Max, clerk Lebenbaum Bros., r. 1507 Sacra-
mento
Ilg George, conductor Market St. RE., r. Boyce. nr
Geary
Illeg F.. tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r. 40 Minna
Illidge George J., actor, r. 270 Jessie
Illing Fritz, turner, r. 40 Minna
lis John G. , mnfr ranges, and proptr Jackson Foun-
dry. 814-816 Kearny, r. 1216 Jouee
lis John G. Jr., salesman John G. lis, r. 1216 Jones
Use Ernst, cabinetmaker A. Frei, r. 7 Crooks
Use AV. A., Qssayer Selby Smelting and Lead Co., r.
Oakland
Imaiziimi Hldetaro, Japanese goods, 107 Sixth
Imaninhi K.. bookkeaper, r. 2907 Bush
Imbaih Alois, engineer B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 8Jj Del-
gado PI
Imbert F., waiter The Baldwin
Imboden P., r. Prescott House
Imbrie Alexander, messenger Board of Education, r.
1614 Pacific Av
Imbrie Augustus C, district engineer S. F, F. D.,
oflBce 1616 Pacific Av
Imelli Max. liquor saloon. 1053 Market
Imes Andrew, carpenter, r. 521 Seventh
Imes Benjamin, r 60.5 Broadway
Imfeld Edward, dairyman, r. 627 Commercial
Imfeldt John, with Jason Springer & Co.
Imgarten William, groceries and liquors, 1315 Mis-
sion
Imhaus Alfred (Imhaus & Co.) r. 18 Hill
Imhaus Celestiiie, widow, r. 18 Hill
Imhaus Eniile J. (Imbans & Triebel) r. 1419 Hayes
Imhaus Louis A. (Imhaus & Co.) r. 18 Hill
Imhaus & Co. (Louis A. and Alfred Imhaus) wood
and coal, 513 Bush
Imhaus k Triebel (Emile J. Imhaus and Louis Trie-
bel) hardware, 403 Hayrs
Imhoff Alexander, tannei- John Counihan & Son, r. S
B Santa Clara, bot Carolina and Wisconsin
Imhoff Anton, milkman, r. 13 Norfolk
Imhnff S. G., tinner W. S. Ray & Co., r. Oakland
Imhoff Thomas, milker, r. 027 Commercial
Imhorst Ferdinand, pianomaker Cal. Piano Mnfg Co.,
r. 724 Mission
Immediate Delivery and Transfer Co., Daniel E.
Hoffman ) roptr, 3 Post
Immel August J. B. (Heckmann & Immel) r. Oakland
Immel Daniel B., r. Ruse House
Immel Mary, domestic 317 Seventeenth
FRATINGER i CO.
K, m ail m
105 KEARNY STREET.
GAS STOVES,
GAS FIXTUEES, GAS BUENEES.
Gas Heaters lor all pnrposes lor sale anfl made to order.
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNV STREET.
EBtabllshed 1860. Telerhone 315.
Immigration Association of ralifornia,
Artuur R. Briggs president, C. H. Street secre-
tary and land officer, 10 California
Imoda Henry Rev., S. J., clergyman St. Ignatius Col-
lege. 2U Hayes
Imohl Franz, tanner, W s Mission Road, nr Five Mile
House
Imperial Fire Insurance Co. (of London)
George D. Durnin manager, William Sexton as-
sista it manager 215 Sansome
Imperial l>Iioto»-rapIi Gallery, Mrs. Emma
Vaughan proprietoi-, T2i}i Market
Improved Order of Red Men, Horatio S.Winn
Great Chief of Records, office 1325 Octavia, hall
320 Post
Improved Order Red Men's Hall Association, 320
Post
Imray T., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Imsic Johanna, domestic 1807 Jones
Imsick Wilhelmina, widow, r. 107 Trenton
Imsick William, butcher Peter F. Lint, r. 1407 Sacra-
mento
Imwalle James H., cigarpacker Mercado Cohen, r.
1111 Howard
Imwalle William, laborer, r. 33 }< Rausch
Incell Ada Mrs., dressmaking. 701 Post
Incell Henry W., clerk Jacobs & Easton, r. 701 Post
Incell William, clerk, r. 701 Post
Ind Thomas, carpenter, r. 1205 Steiner
Indel Frederick, maltster, r. 431 Clementina, rear
Independence Mining Co. (Nevada) John W. Pew
ecretary, 310 Pine, rooms
-17
IBDEPENDENT AUTOMATIC PORTABLE
GAS WORKS THE, Edward Webb
president, J. C. Susienbetli secretary,
113 Phelan Building
Independent German Congregation of San
Francisco, Frederick Schunemaun-Pott speaker
310 O'Farrell
Independent Gold and Silver Mining Co., B. W.
Heath secretary, 318 Pine, room 17
Independent Order B*nai B'ritli, Louis
Blank grand secretary, 121 Eddy
Independent Order of Odd Fello^vs, hall
SW cor Market and Seventh
Independent Order Red Men, hall 510 Bush
Independent Rifles, armory 620 Bush
Indianapolis Chair Manufacturing Co., William E.
Helwig manager. 818-820 Mission
INDIANAPOLIS FURNITURE CO.
Wollpert Jli Scliwerdt proprietors,
'wholesale and retail dealers furniture,
carpets and bedding, 748-752 Mission
Indianapolis House, Mrs. Kittie E. Walther proptr,
1235 Market
INDIANAPOLIS MANUFACTURIN& CO.
Cbristian Schreiber manager, whole-
sale and retail dealers furniture, car-
pets and bedding, 61!3-G'1'1: Mission
Indig Isaac, artist, studio 126 Kearny, room 59
Indig Louis, milkman, r. E s Gunnison Av, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Indorf , r. 44(5 Clementina
Indorf Frederick, teamster, r. 230 Linden Av
Industrial Exhibitions of the Mechanics*
Institute, J. H. Culver secretary, office 31 Post
Industrial Iron Works, McCormlck Bros, proptrs,
233-237 Beale
Industrial School, W s Old San Jos6 Road, five miles
from New City Hall
Infant's Shelter, Mrs. Joseph S. Spear president, Mrs.
J. Temple matron, 512 Minna
Ing Andrew D., bookkeeper, r. 730 Capp
Ing John C, clerk Redington & Co.. r. 317 Hayes
Ingalls John N., master mariner, r. 628 Hayes
JOHN HAMMOND
41
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
lMannf!actnrep of «Terx deacriptlon of
PASSENGER, STREET JlND FREIGHT CARS.
49 t« SO Beale Street, Hau Friuaela..:^.
Truman, Isham & Hooker.
421-437 Market St. Afrrlcnltoral Imple'
ment*. IVacons, Mteam Unsines.
ING
642
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTERS OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 3]1, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Dgalls Merrell W., carpeuter, r. 26:u Howard
agallB Nathan, carder, r. S r Beach, nr Larkin
DRalls NelHe, widow, r. 537 Mission
nealls Robert, carpeuter, S. M. Hills, r. 553 Mission
ngalKbe A,, superiuteudent Merced Woolen Mills, r.
931 Ellis
ngalsbe Mary E. Mies (Chamberlain k Ingalsbe and
Martin & Ingalsbe) r. NW cor Taylor and Broad-
way
ngargola Oustave, framemaker Sanborn & Vail. r. 210
Fell
nge Kichard J., clerk City and County Hnppital
ngell Arthur A., clerk Davis Bros., r. '^29 Oak
ngell Benjamin A., fihoeuiaker, r. 229 O.ik
ngernian Irving, porter Hooper & Jennings, r. 1923
Bush
ngersoll George, carpenter, r. 636 Fulton
ngersoll Oeorne, conductor Sutter St. BE., r. 718
Leavenworth
ngersoll George, machinist, r. 622 Grove
ngeraoll George S., proprietor Union Ware-
house, NW cor Union and Battery, and dealer
jnefal felloe carriage and buggy wheels, office llUl
Battery, r. Alameda
ngert^on & Gore (Oakland) contractors and builders,
3311 Piue, rooms 11-12
ngenthorn Frederick, cigarmaker, r. 235 Perry
ugh«m Mary Mrs., r. 208 Sevei th
ughatu Richard, carpt-nter, r. 1021 Seventeenth
ngham Richard, shademuker W. & J. Sloane & Co., r.
208 Seventh
ngham William A., clerk Snow k Pettis, r. Oakland
ngils J., waiter 8tmr Mexico
nglcside House, Cornelius Staggproptr, Ocean House
Road, opp Farley's Corner
nglis John 8., coiitrHcting agent Atlantic an* Pacific
Fast Freight Line, i New Montgomery, r. 204
Sutter
nglis William Jr., clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r.
327 Fifth
&" Inglis. See Engllnh
ngmansen Ingmiin, cake shaver Pac. Oil and Lead
Works, r. 510 Howard
ngnatian R. B., carpenter, r. 629 Valencia
ngraham Clinton S., roll turner Pac. Rolling Mill,
r. W s Iowa, bet Solano and Butte
ngral am C. P., engineer, r. 522 Third
ngraham Gilbert K., porter Carolan b Co., r. 1822
Jessie
ngraham James A., salesman A. C. Tltcomb k Co., r.
(iOO Bush
ngram Charles, r. 2799 Mission
ngrani Charles M., cleik.r. 2312 Stelner
ngraham Christopher, team*-ter, r. 8 Potter
ngram E., laborer Pac. Oil and Lead Works, r. Ala-
meda
ngtam George, r. 27.'59 Mission
nuram Harold, compositor, r. 1920 Broderick
ugrara James G., searcher of records, r. 1920 Brod-
erick
ngram John, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
ngram John W., plumber, r. 172(1 Hyde
ngram Maria Mrs., r. 1920 Broderick
ngram Virginia C. MrB., teacher Peabody Primary
School, r. 2312Steiner
ngram William E., liquor saloon, 800 Montgomery
r. aiODrumm
^" Ingram. See Ingraham
nguglia Angelo, fishdealer, r. 628 Guerrero
iiguglia Giovanni B.. tishdealer, r. 1516 Powell, rear
ngwersen Christian H., master mariner, r.356 Clem-
entina
ngwersen Henry, compositor W, A. Woodward & Co.,
r. 356 Clementina
nkeen John E., assistant engineer, r. 21 H Oak Grove
Av
nkersole James, fruits and vegetables, *26 Twenty,
ninth
Inman Henry, r. 266 Brannan
Innian WiMam M., glove mnfr, 31 Third
Innis Alexander, salesmau Levi Strauss k Co., r.
Alameda
lunes Cyrus, laborer Occidental Laundry
lunes John C, clerk general freight office 8. P. Co.,
r. 1019 Post
Innes Peter, r. 1626 Mission
luneH WJUiaiii P., carpenter, r. 18.39 Mission
Inonye Koji, student Barnard's Business College, r.
1237 Geary
Inovich EliaK, bartender, r. 1 Eddy Pi
Inowye Y., draftsman Pac. Iiou Works, r. 744 Har-
rison
Inseliiiann Henry I. C, fruits. 4.35 Third
luselmann William C, driver Natioual Brewing Co.,
r. SE cor Fulton and Webster
Inskeep John E., engineer, r. 21 H Oak Grove At
Inspector Boilers V. S., office U. S. Appralserg'
Building, first floor
Inspector Dmga V. S., office U. S. Appraisera'
Building, room 42
Inspector Hulls V. S., office U. S. Appraisers'
Building, firbt floor
Inspector Liigtit House Department, office
77-79 U. S. Appraisers' Building
Inspector Plumbing' and Drainag^e, office
New City Hall, fir^t floor
Inspector Post Office Department V. S.,
office 320 Sansomc
Inspector Steam Vessels V. S., office U. S. Ap-
praisers' Buiidiug. first fl )or
Insurance Commissioner State of Callfor^
nia, 401 Calil'ornia, room 8
Insurance Company of North America (of
Philadelphia) Thomas A. Mitchell general agent,
Le R(iy G. Harvey city agent, 313 California
Insurance Company of tlie State of Penn-
sylvania, Brown, Cniig & Co. general agents,
W. 8. Davis city agent, 429 California
Internal Revenue, special agents office, U. S.
Appraiserb' Building, first floor
Internal Revenue Bonded \Vareliouse (spec-
ial) First District No. 1, Bode & Haslett proprie-
tors, 1203 Battery
Internal Revenue Collector, office U. S. Ap-
praisers' Bldg, first floor
International and (J rest Northern RR. Co., Harry B.
Smith Jr. Pacific Coast agent, 605 Market
International Co. of Mexico, A. Halsey apent, 328
Montgomery, room 7
International Hotel, Thomas M. Edwards pro-
prietor, 8J-1-826 Kearny
International Immigrant Union of California, W. H.
Martin maniiger. 401 California, room 30
International Labor League, ;j27 Mission
International Law Association, Anthony
Lanau secietary, E. A. Banuerman attorney, 330
Pine, room 17
International Marine Insurance Co. (lim-
ited of Liverpool) Donaldbon & Co. agents, 319
California
Inthiiin Jacob, waiter, r. 362 Minna
luvent'irs' lut-titute of the Pacifi •. Coast, Alphonso B.
Smith general manager. 105 Stockton
Inwood George, carpenter, r. 1515 Broadway, rear
In wood George, real estate, r. 16. '3 Powell, rear
Inwood Henry, carpenter, r. 1225 Lombard
luwood Katie, hosiery dept S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 1225 Lombard
Inwood William O., messenger Post Office, r. 1515
Broadway
Inyo MarWe Co. of California, J. M. Keeler
president, O. F. Von Rhein secretary, Israel Luce
superintendent, office 521 California
lochner Max, florist, r. 1216 Geary
lone Coal and Iron Co. (Amador Co., Cal.) Charles E.
Green secretary, NE cor Fouith and "Towusend
BIANN & BENEDICT,
SUCCESSORS TO
C. C. HASTINGS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
...... AND
a^XCK HOVS£ BI.OCK.
ORIENT Ins. Co. OF HARTFORB
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,531,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SEZTOK, Asst Uuiiger.
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
low
643
ISA
Iowa Mintn^r Co. (Virginia City, Nev.) Charles
C. Lfavltt president, Charles B. Higgins Becre-
taiy, offii-e 4iia Califuruia, room 2
Ipsen Euiil, beer dottier, 6J0 Sixth
Ipi^pn .laines, stableman, r. 9 WaMbinRtotl
Ircdale Alfred S., tinsmith, r. IIS.'S Folsom
Iredale Charles W.(Mauders * Iredale) r. llSSFolsom
Irrlan George W., uph"ltit«rer, r. 101« Howard
Irelau William (Irelau & Sewell) r. 543 Fifteenth
Irelan Williimi, mlulug, 47-19 Merchants' Exchange,
r. lfil9P.i»it
Xreliin William Jr., State Mineralogist and
uitttiager California State Mining Bureau, Pioneer
BldR, r. 1CI!» Post
Irelan William Jr. Mrs., artist, r. Ifil9 Post
Irelan & Sewtll (William Irelau and Thomas Sewell)
plumbers and gusiitters, 3.HH Sutter
Ireland Alexander S., clerk Bank of British North
America, r. Oakland
Ireland Edward L., barber M. Cohen, r. 4G3^Steven80n
Ireland William, cashier Commercial Union Assur-
ance Co. (limited) r. East Oakland
Irelaud William mprchaudise broker, 121 California,
r. 2424 Sicramento
Irigoyen Domingo, restaurant, 522 Broadway
IrishFlorence Miss, dressmaker, r. 72o Sixteenth
Irish .Jjuathan K., teacher, r. 2011 Mission
IrisHJoUuP., editor-in-chief Alta California, r.
1438 Adeliue, Oakland
Irish Mary, widow, r. 42.t Natoma
Irouberg H., bellman Pacific Club, r. 853 Mission
Iron Mulders' Union, 9U9>j Market
Irvin E.lwin S., mining, 52 Merchants' Exshange, r.
Berkeley
Iryiu George C, photographer Charles Lainer, r. 1143
Valencia
Irvin James, farmer, r. illH Natoma
Irviu Lafayette J., clerk Thomas Day «e Co. (limited)
r. 545 Turk
Irviu Kobert J. Mrs., widow, r. 545 Turk
Irvin Thomas, waiter Palace Hotel
Irvin Thomas, qiiartermat>ter stmr Queen of the Pa-
cific, r. 15 Pacific
Irviu I'homas H., carpenter, r.«N s Dominica, bet St.
John and Susqnehanua
Irvine Alexander (Irvine Bros.) r. 620 Greenwich
Irvine Alexander, bookkeeper Miller k Hamilton, r.
Alameda
Irvine Andrew W., po'.isher Geo. C. Shreve * Co., r.
435 Pine
Irvine Brothers (Alexander, James S., and William
H.) urocers, 1421 Stockton and 130.; Polk
Irvine Felix H., r. 70i>4 Mission
Irvine James S. (Irvine BroK.) r. 631 Green
Irvine Jared C, expressman, r. 524 Valencia
Irvine Jolm C , engraver, 339 Kearnv, r. 2-'49 Market
Irvine Richard, cierk Irvine Bros., r. 620 Greenwich
Irvine Sarah Mrs., notions, 2249 Market
Irvine Toonias, cUrb Haas Bros., r. 020 Greenwich
Irvine William, first olfioer stmr Stiirbuck
Irvine William B., gripman Market St. RR., r, 1182
H.iglit
Irvine William H. (Irvine Bros.) r. 531 Green
Irvine William L., clerk, r. 704 Pine
Irviug Andrew K., shipwriglit. r. 435 Bryant
Irving Foulks W., printer, r. 412 Tehama
Irviiif Geortre, expressman, r. 3038)4 Sixteenth
IRVING HALL
Robert P. Pratt
proprietor, most loiitral Kail and lodare
room in tile city, terms moderate, lyO
Post
Irving Herbert A., carpenter, r. SE cor Kentucky and
Merrlmac
IRVING INSTITUTE ^o„„^
ladies' fichoo). Rev. E. B. Church priii-
cipal, I 0:iG Valencia
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIi:KMO-r¥„ECTRIC
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BATHS
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SANITARY PLUMBING
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES WELL DONE.
Repalrin^^ a Specialty.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1860. TeleDhone 315.
Irving James, blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
1047)4 Harrison
Irving' James, manager Clement Dixon, 8 Sum-
nier, r. 108 Mason
Irving James, merchant. r.Ws Eureka, bet Twentieth
and Twenty-firbt
Irvini? Jiim-8 D., bookkeeper I. R. Burns & Co., r. 035
Eleventh
Irving lason, speculator, r. 110 Vicksburg
Irving John. r. 26B I3rannnu
Irving John A.., ship arptinter, r. 105 Stockton
Irving Joseph, morocco finisher Norton Tanninflr Co.,
N 8 Doiuinico, but St. John and Susquehanna
Irving Joseph O., shoemaker P. F. Nolan Ai Sons, r.
110> Scott
Irving Maggie B., compositor Bulletin, r. 1047H Har-
rison
Irving Primary School, Miss Carrie B. Barlow prln-
cipal, N 8 Bi'oadvvay, boc Montgomery kud Sun-
some
Irving Richard, carpnnter, r. 609 Geary
Irving Samuel (Irving & Neustadt) r. 418 Jones
Irvin;,' Sarah, wid >w, r. G04 Grove
Irving Washington, r. 732 Washington
Irviijg William, r. COt Grove
Irving William, wood and coal, 529 Stevenson
Irving William F., compositor W. A. Woodward k
Co., r. 412 Tehama
Irviug William K., packer The History Co., r. Oak-
laud
Irving & Neustadt (Samuel Irving and Albert Neu-
stadt) gents' furnishing goods, 219 .MontJomery
Ir-win Bernard J. D. , lieutenant-colonel V. 8.
A., assistant medical purveyor U. S. A., offica 36
New Montgomery, r. 0 -cidental Hot^l
Irwin Christopher J., bricklayer, r. 134 Dolores
Irwin David, cutler DoUiver Bros., r. 1 Seymour Ay
Irwin Francis, stevedore, r. SE cor Montgjmery and
Greenwich
Irwin George W., waiter, r. 1120 Vallpjo
Irwin Horace D., insurance broker, 4U5 California, r.
Oikland
Irwin Harold W., stableman, r. 2414 California
Irwin Hirry, with Jam-s E. Mit.^hell
Irwin Harry W., foreman, r. 2 Periue
Irwin James, r. 9)^ l':igo
Irwin James, coaciimau 621 Leavenworth
Irwin James, carpenter, r. N s Sixteeut i, nr Noe
Irwin James, fireiniu stmr Newark, r. 553 Stevenson
Irwin James, laborer, r. S s Beach, nr Larktn
Irwin James, weigher P.ic. Rolling Mill, r. W s Min-
nesota bet Solano and Mariposa
Irwin John. r. 156 Third
Irwin John, assistant bookkeeper M. Ehrman & Co.,
r. H 10 Capp
Irwin John, captain U. S. N., president Naval Board
Inapectiou and Survey, office U. S. Appraisers'
Bldi,', fourth floor, r. lOOl Pine
Irwin John, hostler Doyle S Bumsted, r. 240 Third
Irwin John, shoemaker, r. 517 Oak
Irwin Joseph N. H., journalist Call, r. 30 Post
Irwin Mary Airs., r. 747 How..rd
Irwin M. F. Mrs., widow, groceries, 61 Jessie
Irwin Michael, carpenter, r. N s Sixteenth, nr Noe
Irwin Nicholas, engineer, r. 102 Filth
Irwin Kobert, carilriver, r. 134 Dolores
Irwin Robert, driver Suit»^r St. RR., r. 1613 Brod-
erick
Irwin Samnel M., whitener, r. 181 Jpssie
Irwin Washington, teamster, r. 9 Page
Irwin William, clerk Langley .V Michaels, r. 830 Capp
Irwin William, Uborer P. M. SS. Co.
I win William seaman, r. 41 Miuua
Irwin William A., r. 1316 Geary
i^r Irwin. See Erwin, Erviu and Irvine
Isaac Duncan M., paperhanger, r. 12 Bartol
Isaac E oilie Mrs., b lardin r aU'l lolgin,'. 417 Mason
Isaac Julius, agent, office 409 Calif.iiuia
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
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FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Trimmings
a Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Ifiaac Lottie, widow, r. 513 Ivy Av
Isaitc Morris, peddler, r. 430 C'ulon, rear
Isaac Morris, tailor, 639 California
Isaac Morris, r. 82R Geary
1 Isaac Solomon, real estate agent, 442 California, r.
I 2024 Mission
; Isaac William, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons, r. Ci8
I Jessie
' Isaacs Abraham, plumber, r. 435 Green
! Isaacs Albert, clothing, 823 Kearny r.435 Green
■ Isaacs Alfred S., jeweler, r. 417 Kearny
Isaacs Annie Mrs., varieties, 34.'5J4 Fifth
I Isaacs Benjamin, metal signs, 325 Sacramento, r. 605
AshAv
Isaacs Benjamin, salesman Julius Kron, r. 507 Jack-
I son
Isaacs C. Mrs., widow, r. 905 Market
Isaacs Charles H., clerk Cal. Wire Works, r. 1428 Pos
Isaacs David, ttacher music, r. in.')3 Mission
Isaacs Elias, photographer, r. 22 Russ
Isaacs Harris, boots and shoes, 17 Ji Fourth, r. 22
I Buss
Isaacs Henry B., porter L. Dinkelspiel & Co., r. 514
I Shotwell
Isaacs Hyman. r. 15 Russ
Isaacs Isaac J., conductor, r. 2817 Folsom
Isaacs Isidore, glazier, r. 429 Pacific
I^aacK Isidore, salesruau Isaac Abrams, r. 507 Jackson
Isaacs Jacob, glazier, r. 1.54 Clara
Isaacs Joshua I)., salesman Rosenbaum & Co., r. 639
Turk
Isaacs Julius, barber George Rupp, r. 435 Green
Isaacs Julius, peddler, r. 335 Tehama
Isaacs Kate S. Mrs., r. 539 Turk
Isaacs Louis, salesman J. J. O'Brien k Co., r. 905
I Market
i Isaacs Louis R., porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 345k
! Fifth
I Isaacs Marcus, expressman, r. 557 Fourth
I Isaacs Max, salesman E. Mansbach & Co., r. 905 Mar-
ket
, Isaacs Michael, merchant, r. 826 Geary
: Isaacs Peter, barber Valentine Meiuberger, r. 435
Green
Isaacs Richard B., clerk, r. 1428 Post '
Isaacs Samuel, r. 733 MiAllister
Isaacs Samuel, tailor, 502 M Third
Isaacs Samuel, tailor, 515 Fourth
Isaacs Simon, cigarmaker, r. 511 Pine
Isaacs Solomon, butcher, r. 3 Leonard PI
Isaacs Solomon, tailor, 507 Jackson
Isaacs Walter, r. 254 Clara
[ Isaacs William B., iron, steel and railway supplies,
258 Market, r. 1428 Post
I Isaacflohn Gustave, r. 869 Market
; Isaacson George J., jeweler, r. 126 Locust Av
j Isaacson Isaac, watches and jewelry 327 Montgomery
! Av, r. 2208 Mason
Isaacson Lena, widow, r. 156 Locust Av
Isaacson Mary, domestic 711 Pine
Isaacson Max, upholsterer, r. 126 Locust Av
Isaacson Jacob, druggist, SW cor Geary and Larkin, r.
I 903 Geary
iKcherwood J. L., liquor saloon, 15 Valencia
Isenbraun Henry, laborer L. P. Degeu, r. 174 Minna
, Jsetibruck John, r. 837 Sacramento
i Isenburg Benjamin, clerk Louis Meyer, r. 925 Pacific
I Isensee Edwin W. R., clerk D. Samuels, r. 1 Central
\ Court
' Isermann Frederick W., tailor Reeve & Staab, r. 316
Third
Isermann George, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 735
Brannan
I Isermann Robert, teamster A. Waldstein, r. 735 Bran-
j nan
Ish James T., clerk, r. 806 Market
Ishsm Alfred H. (Truman, Isham & Hooker) r. San
I Rafael
Isham Byron L., table turner Market St. RR., r. 3117
Mission
Isham John H., clerk Marlon J. McDonald, r. 102
Fifth
Isham William, watchman, r. 1108 Steiner
Isidore Isaac, salesman Julius Kron, r. 901 Post
Lsmer Frederick, cigarmaker Boger Bros., r. 314
Hayes
Ismert Albert J., driver Union Ice Co., r. 159X Perry
iHola Antonio, fresco painter, r. 426 Vallejo, rear
Isola Paola, vegetables, Colombo Market
Isola Rota Mrs., r. 3337 Mission
Israel Abraham M., tailor, r. 433 Natoma
Israel Benedict, fruits and vegetables, 711 Larkin
Israel Charles, cigars and tobacco, 129 Sixth, r. 10
Moss
Israel Ernest A., house paint«r, r. 1016 Howard
Israel Grant I., miner, r. 1714 Octavia
Israel Grant I. Jr., clerk, r. 1714 0rtavia
Israel Harry, cigarnoaker, r. 433 Natoma
Israel Henry C, office, 502 Battery, r. 1712 Stockton
Israel Jacob, r. 1016 Howard
Israel Jonas, drygoods, 934 Dupont, r. 1602 Stockton
Israel Julius, traveling salesman Michalltschke Bros.
& Co., r. 1402 Webster
Israel Julius, clerk The History Co., r. 711 Larkin
Israel Julius M., clerk Robert C. Wilber, r. 711
Larkin
Israel Max (Kraker k Israel) r. 1815 Clay
Israel Meyer, peddler, r. 2611 Sutter
Israel Michael J., cigarmaker, r. 433 Natoma
Israel Simon, furnishing goods, 614 Fourth
Israel Theodore, paperhanger, r. 1816 Ht'ward
Israel William O., passenger agent Chicago and
Northwestern Railway, r. 1714 Octavia
Israelsky Julius, commission merchant, 520 Sansome,
r. 915 Golden Gate Av
Issendorf Christoph F., r. 400 Harrison
Isson Alfred, watchmaker, 403 Pacific
Ihsou I., jeweler, r. 424 Broadway
Isson Robert, watchmaker, 203 Pacific, r. 207 Pacific
Isson Samuel, r. 424 Broadway
Isthmus House, William J. Baily proptr, 54 First
Italian Bersaglieri Guard, 625 Broadway
Italian Bersaglieri Mutual Benevolent Society, 625
Broadway
Italian Hospital, SW cor Twenty-eighth and Noe
Italian Line (New York and Italian Ports) 613 Mont-
gomery
Italian Musical Institute of San Francisco, D. Spe-
ranza director, 104 Kearny
Italian Mutual Bonevolent Society, 808 Montgomery
Italian Sharpshooters, armory 626 Broadway
Italian-Swiss Agricultural Colony, A. Sbarboro secre-
tary, 307 Sansome
Italo-Pacific Coast Trade Development Association,
Charles Dondero secretary, .5(i6 Battery '
Ithaca Consolidated Gold and Silver M. and M. Co.
(of Arizona) W. Granger secretary, 116 Phelan
Bldg
I^en Richard, clerk Henry J. Tobbenboske, r. 9 Hub-
bard
Itjen Richard C, liquor saloon, SW cor Sixth and
Howard, r. SE cor Howard and Rues
Itsell Andrew J., vice-iirinripal John Swett Gram-
mar School, r. 1832 O'Farrell
Itsjen Charles, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 312)4
Langton
Ivancovicli J. & Co, (John Ivancovlch, George
Belenez and Peter L. Vucanovich) importers and
commission merchants, foreign and domestic
frtiits and manufacturers California wines, NW
cor Washington and Saijsome
Ivancovieh John (J. Ivaucovich & Co.) r. 1615 Van
Ness Av
Ivancovieh John, cook John M. Russell,, r. 407 Spear
Ivancovieh Louis, porter J. Ivancovieh & Co., r. 904
Jackson
W, & J. SLOAHE & CO.
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtares.
37 MarM St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY{^-^^gua\?o\l-«^B^e:r''"'
ARPAD HARASZTHY » CO.,
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Ivanovlch Tripo, r. 21 H Fourth
Ivemeyer Heury, liqnor saloon, SW cop Battery and
Comuifrcial, r. 428 Broadwuy
Iveuieyer Herman, bartender Henry Ivemeyer, r. 428
Broadway
Ivens Charles, steward Louis Meyer, r. 362 Minns
Ivers Alfred J., clerk, r. 132.i Leavenworth
Ivers Mabel Miss, tailoress, r. 43 Kitch
Ivers O. A. (HuBted & Ivers) attoruey at law, 606
Mohttromery, room 2i, r. Los Anfieles
Ivers Richurd, vice-president The State Invest-
ment and Insurance Co., 218-220 tiansome, r. 1325
Leavenworth
Ivers Richard Jr., clerk Starr & Co., r. 1326 Leaven-
woith
Iversen E. Mrs., r. 639 Mission
Iverseu Niels (Iversen & Jencen) r. 1625 McAllister
Iversen k Jensen (Niels Iverseu and Carl Jensen)
dealers lumber, pobts and tan bark, 18 Market
Iversen Peter, liquor saloon, 417 Post
Iverson A J., macUinibt, r. 28 Clay
Ivcrson -August E., teaiher, r. 8 Lily Av
Iverson Caroline, widow, r. 341 Shipley
Iverson Charles, accountant S. P. C. KB., r. Alameda
Iverson Charles (Hansen & Iverson) r. 38 Natoma
Iverson Emilie, widow, r. 639 Mission
Iverson George W.. butcher, r. 14b Silver
Iversou John, conductor, r. 1134 Uniou
Iverson John H., compot^itor, r. 16 Hopeton Terrace
Iverson Lucy Miss, dressmaker, r. 341 Shipley
Iverson P , conductor Presidio RR., r. 1134 Union
Iverson Paul, seaman, r. 263 East
Iverson Peter, bartender Osmer & Co., r. SW cor
Third and Berry
Iverson Richard W. (Roberts & Iverson) r. 148 Silver
Ives Abijah, engineer Del Monte Milling Co., r. 603
Third
Ives Charles S., clerk Main & Winchester, r. Oakland
Ives Charles W, Mis., millinery. 332 Sutter
Ives George I. (Ives A; Co.) r. 131.i Clay
Ives Harry L. G., druggist Frederick Rider, r. 603
Third
Ivee Henry J., machinist, r. 504 Linden Av
Ives John J., r. 110 Vicksburg
Ives & Co. (George I. Ives and Charles H. Stouten-
borougb) stockbrokers, 324 Pine, rooms 1-2
Ivison, Blakenian, Taylor <& Co. (Mew York)
publishers, Adam F. Gaun agent, 329 Sansomo
Ivory James H., musician, r. 621 Oilifornis
Ivory John, clerk, r. 54 First
Ivory John A., laborer, r. 871 Market
Ivory Thomas J., sawyer Union Box Factory, r. 26
Garden
Ivy James M., furnished rooms, 1051 Howard
I X I. The Great, L. V. Merle i Co. proprietors,
SE cor Kearny and Commercial
I X li The Great, M. J. Flavin & Co. proprietors,
924-928 Market
Izer George W.. pastor Howard Street M. E. Church,
r. 028 Harrison
Jablonaki Albert (GoUer & Jablonskl) r. 824 Folsom
Jaccard Aui^ste, importer and repairer musical
boxes. 120 Sutter, room 71, p. Willard, nr Golden
Gate Av
Jachens John (Holjes & Jachens, and J. H. Holies k
Co.) r. 398 Sixth
Jack George H., r. 1435 California
Juck Henry, r. 437 Eddy
Jack J., SHlesman H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 3602 Sacra-
mento
Jack James M.. r. 314 Bush
Jack Joseph, barber Knoechel k Brand, r. 1620 Wash-
inj^ton
FRATINGER & CO.
THE LEADING
CM AND SOIT HOOSE.
105 KEAR]VY STREET.
WATER CLOSETS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION CAREFULLY REPAIRED.
PLUMBER,
EstabUshed 1S60,
E. IL-A-lSrE,
606 KEARNV STREET.
Telephone 315.
Jack Robirt, chief ofllcer brig W. Q. Irwin, r. 32
Silver
Jack W. K., carpenter, r. 331 Turk
t^" Jack. See Jacques and Jaqnes
Jacka James, tailor Frank Elwell, r. 1014 Leaven-
worth
Jackliug William B., engineer, r. 523 Folsom
Jackman Annie Miss. r. 118 Austin
Jackman Benjamin F., driver, r. 118 Austin
Jackman Jehiel B., watchman Sutter St. RR., r. 118
Austin
Jacks Ernest (Jacks k Co.) r. 205 Sixth
Jacks Eva I. Miss, stenographer, r. 8 Bourbin PI
Jacks Ht-nry, cigars aud tubacco. 254 Third
Jacks Noel H., driver, r. 8 Bourbin PI
Jacks Robert, cigar dealer, r. 6 Hayes
Jacks William, distributor S. F. Laundry, r. 8 Bour-
bin PI
Jacks & Co. (Ernest Jacks and William S. Kinkead)
restauraut, 205 Sixth
tSf Jacks. See Jacques, Jaques and Jack
Jackson -A., speculator, r. 9 Wmthrop
Jackson Abraham, glazier John L. Cahill, r.468 Jessie
Jackson Abraham W., cooper, r. 1 Torreus Court
Jackson Albert, salesman G. Abrahamson, r. 1509
California
Jackson .Alden W., with Pope k Talbot, r. 832 Shot-
well
Jackson Alexander J., proptr Jackson Hotel, 816 San-
some
Jacksou Alfred, r. 257 Minna
Jackson Alfred, waiter, r. 733 Market
Jackson Alfred W., druggist James Devine & Co., r.
114 Ellis
.Jackson Alton C, printer Chronicle, r. 314 Bush
Jackson Andre W., insurance agent, r. 1207 Bush
Jackson Andrew, haiter. r. 109 Silver
Jackson Andrew, janitor, r. 8 '4 Paciflt', rear
Jackson Andrew, pattepum ker, r. 505 Jones
Jackson Andrew B , assistant engineer stmr Pied-
mont, r. Alameda
Jackson Anna, widow, r. 1401 Jackson
Jackson Archibald, contractor and builder, 330 Pine,
rooms 11-12, r. 9 Middle
Jackson Augustus C, coffee packer, r. 13 Thirteenth
Jackson Bernard, agent, r. 618 Filbert
Jackson Bernard, seaman, r. 2r'3 East
Jackson Brewery, W. A. Frederick k Co. propri-
etors, 1428 Mission
Jackson Byron, foundry and machine works, 626-
631 Sixth, r 929 Golden Gate Av
Jackson C. A. Mrs., widow, r. 445 Bartlett
Jackson Caroline, widow, r. 22 5^ Everett
Jackson C. G. Mrs., r. 823!^ Eddy
Jackson Charles, laborer, r. 435 Fifth
Jackson Charles, porter stmr San Jose
Jackson Charles A., warehouseman Whittier, Fuller
& Co., r. 435 Fifth
Jacksou Charles F., paper carrier, p. 823 H Eddy
Jackson Charles G., cedar log inspector, 11 Steuapt,
r. 1813 Baker
Jackson Ciiarles G., salesman, r. 911 Sutter
Jacksou Charles H.. attorney at law, and Court Com-
missioner, office 426 California
Jackson Cnarles H.. t?araster, r. 6 Preston PI
Jackson Charles J., shearsman Pac. Rolling Mill, p.
W s Mariposa, bet Mistiissippi and Texas
Jackson Charles M. conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 230a
Sutter
Jackson Charles R., mining, r. Commercial Hotel
Jackson C. W. withShoobert. Beale .■« Co., r. Alameda
Jackson David, f nisher r. NE cor Bay and Larkin
Jackson David B., general passenger and ticket
agtnt P. C. S3. Co., and ticket agent O. R. and N.
Co.. 214 Montgomery, r. 618 Filbert
Jackson Edgar H., ship carpenter, r. 317 Bryant
Jacksou Eliza, widow, r. 235 Stevenson
J.ickson Elizabeth, widow, r. 435 Tehama
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CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
IHannrnctarer of ererr dearription ot
PASSENOEB. 8TRBET AND FREIGHT CABS.
43 to 50 Be»le Street, Sam Franeise*.
STEAM ENGINES AND THRESHING MACHINES.
TRUMAN, ISHAH & H0OK£B»
4!il-4Lii7 Market StreeU
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTERS or
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Jackfon Emanuel, tailor, 611 California, r. 1509 Cali-
fornia
JackEon Eugene J., clerk, r. 821 Jackson
JackBon Foundry. John G. lis proptr., 814-816 Kearny
Jackson Frank D., ccmmlsciou agent, 328 Montgomery
room 3, r. 1417 Devisadero
Jackson Frank E., porter, r. 6:16 Commercial
Jackson Frank W., collector 8. F. Sayings Union, r.
1032 Clay
Jacksou Franklin H., machinist Bryon Jackson, r. 22
Garden
Jackson Frederick, bartender, r. 636 Commercial
Jackson Fred, foreman machinist Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 1020 Folsora
Jackson I'Tederick, shoemaker, r. 127 Hose Av
Jackson Frederick, upholsterer, and eztraman Hose
No. 4.r. 180.T Stockton
Jackson Frederick H., laborer, r. 1010 Bryant
Jackson Frederick W., bookkeeper, r. 1 Torrens Court
Jacksou George, cook John Langford, r. in Vallejo
Jackson George, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
cor Hunt and Third
Jackson George, hiniberman A. M. Simpson & Bro
Jackson George H., carpenter, r. 766 Bryant
Jackson George H. T.. clerk, r. 720 Sutter
Jackson George R., clerk, r. 218 Stockton
Jackson George W., stewwrd. r. 1011 Pacific
Jackson Halsey D., r. 14 Eddy
Jackson Hamlet B.. driver Central RR., r. 402 3< Sixth
Jacksou Harry, carpetlayer, r. 1805 Stockton
Jackson Henry, elevatormau Pbelan Bldg, r. 36 South
Park
Jackson Henry, laborer, r. 824 Pacific
Jackson Henry, printer, r. 1909 Polk
Jackson Henry, waiter stmr City of Stockton
Jackson Henry R., r. lln Chattanooga
Jackson Henry R., porter J. M. Rademaker, r. Acorn
Alley
Jackson H., watchman Palace Hotel
Jackson Horace, liquor saloon, 189 Jessie, r. 1230 Sac-
ramento
Jackson Horace J., outside watchman U. 8. Mint, r.
621 Stevenson
Jackson H. R. (Mann * Benedict) r. New York
Jackson Jacob, vestmaker, 113 Leldesdorfi", r.216 Turk
Jackson Jacob G. , wholesale lumber and pro-
prietor Caspar Mills (Caspar, Mendocino Co.)
office 48 Market, r. 911 Sutter
Jackson James, cigarmaker, r. 22 Turk
Jackson James, laborer, r. 228 Langton
Jackson James, salesman O'Connor Moflfatt & Co., r.
510 Geary
Jackson James A., taxidermist, r. 102 Mason
Jackson James C, clerk, r. 629 Sacramento
Jackson James M., miner, r. 872 Mission
Jacksou James T., steward, r. 27 Stone
Jackson Jane Mrs., bakery, E s Illinois, bet Napa and
Lena PI
Jackson Jennie, widow, r. 1 Lewis PI
Jackson John, clerk hendquarter U. 8. A., Division of
the Pacific, r. 150 Ninth
Jackson John, foreman Hicks b Jndd, r. ISOS
Stockton
Jackson John, helper Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N 8 Sierra,
bet Michigai) Georgia, rear
Jackson John, laborer, r. 1330 Vallejo
Jackson John, watchman S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. North Point
Jackson John A., special policeman. r. 321 Seventeenth
Jackson John F.. first assistant enginer stmr Mexico,
r. 945 Howard
Jackson Jolin P., publisher and proprietor The
Wasp, B38 California, r. 720 Sutter
Jackson John P. Jr., clerk County Clerk's Office, r.
720 Sutter
Jackson John 8., engineer Engine No. 11, r. S s
Tenerifife, nr R;iilri>ad Av
Jackson Joseph, wheelwright, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Jai'ksou Joseph P., laborer, r. '.' Rose Av
Jackson J. Ross, deputy License Collector, r. 106
Post
Jackson L. A. Miss, r. 10.18 Mission
Jackson Lizzie Miss, saleslady, r. 324 Mason
Jacksou Lucy A. Miss, missionary, r. 15vl Pine
Jackson Marcus A., bookkeeper 8. B. Wakefield k
Co., r. Alameda
Jackson Martin, laborer, r. 22 Minna
Jackson Mary, dressmaker, r. 1014 Mason
Jackson Mary A. Mrs., r. 714 Natoma
Jackson Mary L., r, 133 Ninth
Jackson Mary M., widow, r. 1006 Pine
Jackson M. E. Mi^s, r. Hi38 Mission
Jackson Mining Co. (Eureka, Nev.) M. Hubbsrd sec-
n tnry, 123 California
Jackson Moses A., agent, r. 417 Post, rear
Jackson Orrin H., blacksmith, r. 317 Bryant
Jackson Otis, clerk, r. 515)4 Bush
Jackson O. W., clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo k
Co*, r. NE cor Gongh and Broadway
Jackson Peter, r. 266 Brannan
JACKSON P. H. & CO.
facturers of patented artitlcinl stone
and Iron vault li«fhts, fire and barjsrlar
proof roof and sky liffkts, daylig^ht re»
flectors for liKhting- deep, dark base^
mentg, artificial stone side^valks, sa-v—
in^ cost of vault beams, tire-proof la<li-
ingf. Acme ventilators, hitching posts
for ventilating: basements, Franklin
girders at two-thirds cost of any otlters
in the market, illustrated catalogues,
factory 231 First., office KW cor Fre-
mont and Mission
Jackson Pliillip, salesman Newman & Levinson, r.
1509 California
Jackson B. F. & Co. (Robert F. Jackson and Robert
Nugent) grain and stock brokers, 328 Montgom-
ery, room 3
Jacksou Richard, janitor 306 Pine, r. 613 Howard
Jacksou Richard, painter, r. 6 Clara Lane
Jackson Robert, apprentice, r. 1'27 Rose .Ky
Jackson Robert, butler SU8 Leaven wrth
Jackson Robert, cigar mnfr, 1433 O'Farrell
Jackeou Robert, janitor, r. 67 Clipper
Jacksou Robert, waiter Palace Hotel
Jackson lltobert F. (R. F. Jackson & Co.) r.U17 Devis-
adero
JACKSON E. W. wholesale and
retail manufacturer abalone shell
jewelry, 014 Market, r. 40 !« Geary
Jacksou Samuel, driver N. B. and M. RB., r. S s Mon-
tezuma, near California Av. B. H.
Jackson Silas, pantryman, r. 614 Mission
Jackson S. M., cleik London and S. F. Bank (lim^
ited) r. Saucellto
Jacksou Stephen, proptr London Tea Co., 40 Third,
r. 44 Third
Jackson Stephen, musician, r. l.'iO Fourth
Jackson Street Free Kindergarten, Miss Belle Scott
princijial. 116 Jackson
Jackson Tertlus J., upholsterer, r. 1805 Stockton
Jackson Theodore A., hostler, r. 190 Stevenson
Jackson Theodore J., drayman, 710 Dupont, r. 37754
Natoma
Jackson Thomas, carpet layer, r. 536 J4 Jessie
Jackson Thomas W. (T. W. Jackson at Co.) r. Satice-
lito
Jackson T. "W. & Co. (Thomas W. Jackson)
commission merchants, and manufacturers'
agents, 104 Market and 3 California
Jackson Washington, chimney sweeper, r. 1670 Mis-
sion
Jackson W. H., mang'.er V. S. Laundry
Jackson William, cook, r. 733 Market
"THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING.
lASEINGTON Fire lis. Co. of BostonI
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,810,273
I GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
I vni. SE2T0H, Asst. Itanagcr.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
JAC
647
JAC
Jackson Willlain, laborer, r. 370 Natonia
Jackson William, manager city real estate dept Bovee,
Toy fc Co., r. 250(1 J4 Callt<iriila
JackBou William, shipcarpeiiter, r. 19 Clay
Jackson William, shoemaker, V. F. Nolan & Sons, r.
1S7 Lily Av
Jackson William A., stenoRraper Commercial Union
Assurance Co. (limited) r. 1001 Piue
Jackson William B.. cook, r. 174 Jet^sie
Jackson William E., bookkeeper K. F. Jackson & Co.,
r. 1417 Devlsadero
Jackson William E., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 1006 Pine
Jackson William E., with Singer Mnfg Co., r. 1909
Polk
Jackson William H., porter Andlo-Californlan Bank,
r. 919 Pacittc
Jackson William H., salesman William K. Gallagher,
r. 151 OctttVia
Jackson William J., collector Kohler & Chase, r. Oak-
land
Jackson William J., aalesman Percy Beamish, r. Oak-
laud
Jackson William L., clerk, r. 1812 Stevenson
Jackson William N., stevedore, r. 3(i South Park
Jackson's Uotel, Alexander J. Jackson proprietor, 816
Sausome
Jacob Aaron, driver S. Jacob, r. 739 Golden Gate Av
Jacob Bertha, widow, r. 406 Minna
Jacob Charles E., baker, r. 507 J4 Leavenworth, rear
Jacob Claus, molder, r. Pierce, nr Greenwich
Jacob Clement, engineer Bavaria Brewery, r. 2421
Greenwich
Jacob Kinile, clerk Kahn Bros., Bine & Co., r. 331
McAllister
Jacob Ernst, elgarmaker Chas. Poppe, r. 1121 Howard
Jacob Frank, cooper, r. 1311 Scott
Jacob Henry, driver S. Jacob, 739 Golden Gate Av
Jacob Henry, stock clerk Eahn Bros., Bine & Co., r.
331 McAllister
Jacob Henry, merchant tailor, 1220 Market, r. 37 Kuss
Jacob Louis, waiter The Louvre, r. 744 Howard
Jacob Manheim, r. 215 Powell
Jacob Morris, tailor, 153 Seventh
Jacob Nathan, assistant bookkeeper L. & E. Wert-
heimer, r. 739 Golden Gate Av
Jacob Nathan, shoemaker, r. 856?^ Harrison
Jacob Solomon, drayman L. & E. Wertheimer, r. 739
Golden Gate Av
•^ Jacob. See Jacobs
JacoDi Arthur, salepinan, r. 8 Dodge
Jacob! Albert, janitor, r. 1112 Pacific
Jacobl David, bookkeeper r. 239 Golden Gate Av
Jacobi David, painter, r. 34 Moss
Jacobi Frederick (Lachmanfe Jacobi) r. 1320 Sutter
Jacobi George, vegetable dealer, r. 2 Hayward
Jacobi Jacob, salesman, r. 239 Golden Gate Ay
Jacobi Jacob, tailor, r. 336 Turk
Jacobi Jacob J. (Lachnian & Jacobi) r. 1320 Sutter
Jacobi Julius H., cigars and tobacco, 21 Kearny, r.
726 Vallejo
Jacobi Leopold, collector, 609 Montgomery, rooms
3-4, r. 1004 Van Ness Av
Jacobi M., r. 605 Broadway
Jacobi Samuel, real estate, r. 726 Vallejo
Jacobi Samuel, salesman Ackerman Bros., r. 239
Golden GateAv
Jacobi Samuel L., clerk Bachman Bros., r. 1004 Van
Ness Av
i^ Jacobi. See Jacoby
Jacobivich Morris tailor, r. 627)4 Lombard
Jacobovlcfl Phillpp, salesman J. Baumgarten & Co., r.
820 Ellis
Jacobnwltz Sigmond, plumber, r. 2167 Fillmore
Jacobow-'ky Solomon, tailor, r. 15 Harriet
JACOBS ABRAHAM m.n.y
lender, 613 Pacific, r. 11^1 Powell
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-EtECTRIC
RUSSIAN ai TURKISH RATES
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BATH TUBS, BOILERS,
TANKS, SHOWERS, FAUCETS.
Plumbers' Sanitary Goods of all Kinds,
w_ e:_"~l_ane^
PLUMBER, 505 KEARN7 STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Jacobs Abraham, tailor, r. 406 Minna
Jacobs Abram, mattressmaker, r. 450 Clementina
Jacobs Albert, real estate, r. 442 Greenwich
Jacobs Albert, salesman, r. 22(> Stockton
Jacobs Alliert, shoecutter, r. 1508 Folsom
Jacobs Albert W., bookkeeper B. Blumenthkl k Co.,
r. Oakland
Jacobs Alexander, clerk Jacobs & Co., r. 713 J4 Union
Jacobs A. M., waiter, r. 24 Mint Av
Jacobs Annie, widow, bakery. 955 Howard
Jacobs Barney, boxmaker, r. 904 Folsom
Jacobs Baron, boots and shoes, 612 Kearny, r. 1008
Clay
Jacobs Benjamin F., publisher and proptr Herald of
Trade, 415 Market, r. 2736 Howard
Jacobs Bernard, bartender, r. SE cor Haight and Stan-
yan
Jacobs Bernard, clerk Abraham Jacobs, r. 713?i
Union
Jacobs Bertha, widow, r. 619 Golden Gate Av
Jacobs B. R., dentist, SE cor Fourth and MiBsion, r.
11 Harriet
Jacobs Celia, widow, r. 119 Fulton
Jacobs Celia Miss, teacher Haight Primary School, r.
215 Powell
Jacobs Charles (Chas. Jacobs & Co.) r. 2401 Webster
Jacobs Charles, merchant, r. 2750 Bush
Jacobs Charles, master maviuer, r. 51 Sacramento
Jacobs Charles, waiter, r. 3.il Pacific
Jacobs Charles A., bartendi-r, r. 174 Jessie
Jacobs Charles S. (S. Jacobs Jfe Son) r. 30-5 Van Ness
Av
Jacobs Charles S., bookkeeper A. Levy & Co., r. 328
Hayes
Jacobs Chas. & Co. (Charles Jacobs and Isaac Herz-
berg) cigar mnfrs, 420-422 Front
Jacobs Clarence P., waiter, r. 363 Minna
Jacobs David, commercial traveler, r. 2021 Webster
Jacobs David S. (D. S. Jacobs & Co.) r. 7 Fulton
Jacobs D. S. & Co. (David S. Jacobs and H;irry Rosen.
blum) commission merchants, 126 Kearny, room
36
Jacobs Edward L., clerk Nevada Bank, r. 1912 Broad-
way
Jacobs Elias, r. 2014 Fillmore
Jacol* Euiil E., cooper, r. 60 South Park, rear
Jacobs F., clerk, r. 871 Market
Jacobs Fannie Mrs., clothing, 33.-.iJ Third
.lacobs Frank, machinist, r. 1128 Folsom
Jacobs Frank P., clerk Rosenbaum & Co., r. 305 Van
Jacobs George G., salesman S. Jacobs & Son, r. 305
Van Ness Av
Jacobs Giistav, merchant, r. 511 McAllister
Jacobs Gustav, porter, r. '^28 Bush
Jacobs Hannah, widow, r. 2314 Pine
Jacobs Harriet Mrs., fancy goods, 22 Sixth, r. 1035
Mission
Jacobs Henry (A. Lusk k Co.) r.'619 Golden Gate Av
Jacobs Henry I., barbnr Jacob Davis, r. 461 Stevenson
Jacobs Henriitta, widow, r. 219 Clara
Jacobs Hyman, casliier J. J. Mack & Co., r. 324 Turk
Jacobs Hyman, tailor, r. 527 Pacific
Jacobs Hviiias S., tailor, r. 4:19 Minna
Jacobs Isaac (Doyle, Jacobs & Liebold) r. 2314 Pine
Jacobs Isaac, clerk Abraham Jacobs, r. 1121 Powell
Jacobs Isaac, saddler, r. 2 il4 Pine
Jacobs Isaac, tailor, r. 411 Minna
Jacobs Isaac, watchmaker, r. 555 5^ Minna
Jacobs Isaac H. (Simon, Jacobs & Co.) r. Merced
Jacobs Isaac R., clerk Pacific Jewelry Co., r. 555J4
Minna
Jacobs Isidor (A. Lusk & Co.) r. 619 Golden Gate Av
Jacobs Isidore, commission merchant, r. 1019 Sutter
Jacobs Jacob, bootblack, r. 1219 X Kearny
Jacobs Jacob, expressman, r. 713 }< t'nion
Jacobs Jacob, manfr boys* and youth's clothing, 202
Bush, r. 1508 Folsom
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
FINE PRINTING-
FROM NEW TYPE.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN. ^"°*''' ^«^Vo 'cVrrr'^SL*lt!;l';
JAC
648
JAC
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
niPOBTEBS OF
irLOKT
II^ES,
FOR OAS, STEAM AND WATER.
Pipe FlUincs, all Klzea.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Jacobs Jacob, porter, r. 4 Cadell Alley
Jacobs jBoob Jr., travelluK salesman, r. 713)4 Union
Jacobs James A. (Latcbford & Co.) r. 1611 Gough
Jacobs James H., office 310 Steuart
Jacobs James M., waiter, r. 24 Mint Av
Jacobs John, r. Tanners' Home
Jacobs John C, grocer, r. 2438 Buchanan
Jacobs Joseph, r. 2330 Mission
Jacobs Joseph, meichiint, r. 332 Ellis
Jacobs Joseph, cigar mnfr, 405 Front, r. 722 Hayes
Jacobs Joseph L., clerk Rosenbaum & Co., r. 1035 Mis-
sion *
Jacobs Josephine, widow, r. 1128 Folsom
Jacobs Julius (Jacobs & Easton) and manager
Germania Life Insurance Co., 423 California, r.
2420 Webster
Jacobs Kate Miss, with G. Abrahamson, r. 2314 Pine
Jacobs Kaufmann. tailor, r. 627)4 Lombard
Jacobs Lee (Gattraann, Jacobs & Co.) r. Oakland
Jacobs Lester, student, r. 2420 Webster
Jacobs Lewis, clerk Mis. H. Jacobs, r. 1035 Mission
Jacobs Louis, boxiuaker, r. 904 Folsom
Jacobs Louis, ciuarmaker Hugo Urban, r. 229 Sixth
Jacobs Louis jockey, r. 533 Sacramento
Jacobs Louis N., court room clerk Superior Court,
Drpt 10, r. 2014 Fillmore
Jacobs Louis P., r. 1407 Bush
Jacobs Marks, fur dealer, r. 11 Harriet
Jacobs Marks, tailor. .508 Valencia
Jacobs Maurice E., salesman M. Heller & Sons, r. 712
Sutter
Jacobs Morris, peddler, r. 4.'i0 Clementina
Jacobs Morris A., r. 10 South Park
Jacobs Moses, glazier, r. 2 Bannam PI
Jacobs Moses, salesman Ernest Essmann, r. 332 Ellis
Jacobs Myer, attorney at law, 315 California, rooms
1-2, r. 305 Van Ness Av
Jacobs Nathan, salesman Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
1011 Larkin
Jacobs Nathan M., merchant, r. 1940 Fillmore
Jacobs Nathaniel, clerk McAllister & Bergin, r. 1912
Broadway
Jacobs Peter, r. 904 Folsom
Jacobs Peter, expressman, r. 786 Folsom
Jacobs Rebecca Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 324 Turk
Jacobs S. & Son (Solomon and Charles S.) drygoods,
408 Kearny
Jacobs Samuel, bookkeeper Germania Life Ins. Co.,
r. 118 Grant Av
Jacobs Samuel, furniture, 947 Folsom
Jacobs Samuel I., jeweler, r. 13 Hopeton Terrace
Jacobs Sarah Miss, frlugemaker A. Colombat, r. 2314
Pine
Jacobs Sarah Miss, teacher music, r. 11 Harriet
Jacobs Simon, salesman Ernest Essmann, r. 332 Ellis
Jacobs Simeon L. (Jacobs & Co.) r. 712 Sutter
Jacobs Solomon (S. Jacobs & Son) r. 305 Van Ness At
Jacobs Solomon, collector, r. 328 Hayes
Jacobs Solomon, stock broker, r. 219 Grant Av
Jacobs Susie E. Miss, teacher Tehama Primary
School, r. 324 Turk
Jacobs William, advertising agent, r. 208 Eddy
Jacobs William N., clerk Post Office, r. 2705)« Mis-
sion
Jacobs Woolf, r. 931 Post
Jacobs & Co. (Simeon L. Jacobs) mnfrs children's
and ladies' wear, 222 Kearny
Jacobs & Enston (Julius Jacobs and George
Easton) geueial insurance agents, 423 California
t^" Jacobs, See Jacob and Jakobs
Jacobsen Charles, expressman, r. Twenty-third, nr
Bryant Av
Jacobsen Henry A., shipjolner, r. 1731 Eddy
Jacobsen Iver S., driver Wittland & Fredrlcksen, r. 5
Market
Jacobsen Jacob, waiter J. A. Giusti, r. 339 Jessie
Jacobsen Peter, fireman stmr Caroline
Jacobsen Peter, groceries and liquors, 2019 Mason, r-
2122 Mason
Jacobsen Peter, seaman, r. 212 Francisco, rear
Jacobsen P.-ter, shoemaker, r. 722 Washington
Jacobhen Peter F., salesman Huker & Hinz, r. Oak-
laud
Jacobs'-n Rudolph, groceries and liquors, 732 Filbert,
r. 4 Scotland
Jacobsen Rudolph, watchman Claus Wreden & Co., r.
725 Lombard
Jacobsen Tobias, laborer, r. NE cor Wisconsin and
Marin
Jacobson A., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Jacobson Annie, widow, r. I(i03)i Dupont
Jacobson Antone, r. 11)4 Otis PI
Jacobson Anthony, machinist, r. 4 Brannan
Jacobson August, laborer, r. 139 Silver
Jacobson C, machinist r. 746 Howard
Jacobson C, stone mason, r. 11)4 Otis PI
Jacobson Charles, merchant tailor, 119 Third, p.
1039)4 Folsom
Jacobson Charles, millhand Capitol Mills, r. 79 Clem-
eutina
Jacobson Charles, salesman J. H. Garrett & Co., r,
VAO'i Leavenworth
Jacobson Charles, seaman, r. 263 East
Jackson Charles, shoemaker Porter, Slessinger k,
Co., r. 618 Eddy
Jacobson Chrintiau, teamster, r. cor Twenty-third
and Bryant
Jacobson Clarence S., commercial traveler Neustad-
ter Bros., r. 2302 California
Jacobson David, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 351 Grove
Jacobson Franz O., upholsterer, r. 1410 Clay
Jacobson Henry, master mariner, r. 1047 Harrison
Jacobson Ueury, salesman Hirschler Bros. & Co., r. 7
Natoma
Jacobsou Herman, clerk, r. 5 Natoma
Jacobson Iver, veterinary surgeon, SW cor New
Montgomery and Mission, r. 1614 Golden Gate At
Jacobson Jacob, birds, 1220 Market, r. 24 Harriet
Jacobson Jacob, laborer, r. Ocean View
Jacobson Jacob, porter, r. 465 Tehama
Jacobson Jacob, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 351 Grove
Jacobson Jacob, waiter, r. 339 Jessie
Jacobson James, clerk, r. 210 Hyde
Jacobson James, clerk The German Savings and Loan
Society, r. Alameda
Jacobson James, cofl'ee saloon, 5 Sixth, r. 467 Tebamft
Jacobson John, hunter L. N. Handy & Co.
Jacobson Julius, hoopcutter J. L. Koster, r. 116 Gil-
bert
Jacobson Lars, stevedore, r. 2 Tehama
Jacobson Louis, steward, r. 313 Fourth
Jacobson Morris, r 2302 California
Jacobson Peter, helper Union Iron Works, r. 31)4 Gil-
bert
Jacobson Richard, waiter, r. 330 Jessie
Jacobson Samuel M., bookkeeper Greenebaum & Co.,
r. 2302 California
Jacobson Si^'raund, cigars and tobacco. 3 Market
Jacobson Simon, merchant, r. 1427 Howard
Jacobson Sophie Mrs., millinery, 1033 Market, p. 1018
Howard
Jacobus Charles E., clerk Albert Mau & Co., r. Oak-
land
Jacobus Julien E., bookkeeper W. Willis, r. Oakland
Jacoby Abraham (Jacoby Bros.) r. Los Angeles
Jacoby Ambrose D., saddler, r. 1 Polk
Jacoby Brothers (Isaac N., Charles, Lesser, Na-
than and Abraham) wholesale dealers leather,
boots and shofs, 25-27 Second
Jacoby Charles (Jacoby Bros.) r. New York
Jacoby Edward S. r. 1509 Larkin
Jacobv Franz (Hirschfeld k, Jacoby) r. 318 Golden
Gate Av
DRAPERIES.
Special attention given to making up Draperies an4
Canopies for Lodges, Societies, etc.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MAEZET STEEET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Sbow Cases
and Store Fixtxires.
31 MarM SL
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
(A true Champagne, comparison will proTe\ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
"( Buperiorlty over imported. No Brandy used. ) 530 WASHINQTON STSIET.
JAC
649
JAM
Jacoby Harry, waiter J. H. Metz. r. 553 First
Jacoby Herman, mnfr cigars, 553 Jessie
Jacoby Isaac N. (Jacoby Bros.) r. 904 O'Farrell
Jacoby Jacob, r. 1020 Folsom
Jacoby Joseph a., salesman E. Mansbach & Co., r
336 Turk
Jacoby Lesser (Jacoby Bros.) r. Los Angeles
Jacoby Louis, tailor, r. 951 Folsom
Jacoby [x)ui8 H., cauTaeser Pac. Bell Tel. Co.. r.Oak
laDd
Jacoby Max. clerk D. Samuels, r. 1020 Folsom
Jacoby Nathan (Jacoby Bros.) r. Los Angeles
Jacoby PhuI, clerk Hirschfeld & Jacoby, r. 318 Gold-
en Gate Av
Jacoby Philip, laborer, r. 1136 Guerrero
Jacoby Philo, piiblisher The Hebrew, 612 Commer-
cial, r. 118 Grant Av
Jacoby Samuel, r. 726 Vallpjo
JacobV Samuel, salesman Meyers & Levy, r. 336 Turk
Jacoby Theresa, widow, r. 318 Golden Gate Av
I^T" Jai'oby. See Jacobi
Jacot George C, conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1029 Hyde
Jacott David M., carpenter S. M. Hills, r. 783 Market
Jacott P. Mrs., typewriter The J. Dewing Co., r. 410
Hydo
Jacqueinet J. & Co. (Joseph Jacquemet, Fermin
Servol and Mrs. Jean Devrieze) proptrs Ocean
HoiiseJioad Nursery, floral depots, 105 Sixth and
25 Fourth
Jacquemet Joan (Servel i Co.) r. 25 Fourth
Jacquemet Joseph (J. Jacquemet & Co.) r.25 Fourth
Jacqnemoi Aiiselmo, real estate, r. 3 Caroline PI
Jacques Caroline G., widow, r. 1117 Greenwich
Jacques Hedoilda A. Miss, milliuer, r. 1200 Larkin
Jacques Isaie F., carpenter and laundry machinry
114 Montgomery Av, r. 1200 Larkin
Jacques Octave, harnessmaker. 1885 Mission
Jacques Thomas G., capitalist, r. 911 Lombard
Jacqu< s Ulderick A., carpenter, r. 1200 Larkin
IS" Jacqu-s. See Jaques, Jack and -Tacks
Ja. quin .t Francois Mme., r. 7:14 Vallejo
Jacquith Abram, miner, r. 101 Devlsadero
Jacqnith Albert, grainer, r. 355 Jessie
Jacquot Alexis, r. 611 Stockton
Jacquot August, polisher, r. 21 Rausch, rear
Jacquot Constant, waiter Schneider & Peguilhan, r. 61
Shiplpy
Jacqu<t Krnest, bartender, r. 150 Shipley, rear
Jacquot H., r. 23^ Chesley
Jaeger Frederick W. (Jaeger & Barry) r. 214^ Sixth
Jaeger George, baker, r. 625 Clay
Jaeger George H., painter. r.W s Eureka, bet Twenty-
firs; nnd Twenty-second
Jaeger George M., barber, r. W s Eureka, bet Twenty-
first ind Twenty-second
Jaeger Nicholas, laborer, r. 411 Sansome
Jaeger Quo E., painter, r. W s Eureka, bet Twenty-
first and Twenty-second
Jaeger William F. (Jaeger* Barry) r. 214}^ Sixth
Jaeffer & Barry (Frederick W. Jaeger and Joseph
B. Barry) real estate and insurance brokers, 1160
Market
10" Jae;;er. See Jager, Yager and Teager
Jael John, maltster John Wieland Brewing Co., r. 14
Hawih'irne
Jaene.cke Rudolph, clerk John F. Zlerenberg, r. SW
cor Washington and S:ockton
Jaenlcke William (Stange & Jaenickel r. 443 Golden
Gatf Bv
Jaffa Fauuie M., teacher music, r. 2420 Bush
Jaffa Henry S., teacher languages, r. 2420 Bush
Jaffa Meyer E., instructor viticulture State University
(Berkelfy) r. 2420 Bush
Jaffa B. S., teacher music, r. 2420 Bush
Jaffe Max, bookkeeper Behfisch .^ Co., r. 510 Taylor
Jagels Diedrh h, liquor saloon, 3 Clay, r. 22 Clay
Jager B. Mrs., widow, r. 32Natom8
Jagi-r Charles A., cabinetmaker, r. 624 Fourth
FRATINGER k CO.
MOURNING SUITS
MADE AT SHORTEST NOTICE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
MARBLE WASH STANDS.
W.t^SII BASIC'S. BASISr COCKS.
Lane's sanitary Basin Trap effectnallF exclniles sewer m
PLTTMBER, 505 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1S60. Telephone 315.
Jager George W., barber, 215 Sixteenth
Jager John F., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons, r. 411
Grove
Jager Julius, master mariner, r. 31 Welsh
Jager Martin, butcher Hofmann & Woenne, r. 4 Yerba
Buena
Jager Mark D., machinist, r. 32 Natoma
Vff" Jager. See Jaeger, Yager and Yeager
Jagge Amelia, chambermaid New Washington Hotel
Jagge Louis, waiter, r. NW cor Mission and Ecker
Jagger Heury C, traveling salesman George H. Tay &
Co., r. 112 Noe
Jaggi Jacob, tailor Charles Lyons, r. 1842 O'Farrell
Jaggi P., fruit peddler, r. NW cor Alvarado and San
Jose Av
Jago Mary Mrs., r. 60 Crocker
Jahn Albrecht, merchant, r. 2227)4 Geary
Jaliu .4.. 6i Son (Mrs. A. and Herman Jr.) cos-
turners, 712 Mission
Jahn A. Mrs. (A. Jahn & Son) r. 712 Mission
Jahn Christopher, expressman, SW cor Post and
Larkin, r. 8 Walnut Av
Jahn Edward, driver Robert Matthey, r. 1523 Mission
Jahn Frederick, marblecutter, r. SE cor Sixth and
Brannan
Jahn George F., bakery and varieties, 152 First
Jahn Gustav, carpenter, r. 108 Sixth
Jahn Herman, costumtr A. Jahn ft Son, r. 712 Mission
Jahn Herman Jr. (A. Jahn & Sou) r. 712 Mission
Jahnholtz Frederick, deckhand strar Piedmont
Jahnke Herman, seaman, r. 5 Washington
Jahns J. H., manager B. Nathan & Co., r. Alameda
Jabuseu Bernhardt, machinist Joseph Pracy, r. 1124
Shotwell
Jahnsen John P., carpenter, r. 327 Olementln*
Jahnsen Olitf, carpenter, r. 228 Clara, rear
Jaiser Rose, domestic 1224 Broadway
Jakobs Eva M. Mrs., landscape painter, r. 2438 Bu-
chanan
Jakobs John C, groceries and liquors, NE cor Jack-
son and Buchanan
Jakway Jay W., oysterman Tegmore & Krlli, r. 24
Clinton
Jalanlch John, laborer Union Iron Works, r. W ■
Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Jalkut Albert I, manager millinery dept Ackerman
Pros., r. 1622 leary
Jalland John, millhand W. A. Meeker, r. 61 Langton
Jallman John, laborer, r. Richland Av, nr Holly
Park Av
Jameison Charles A. (Davis ftJameison) r. 821 Jackson
James Agnes C, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 943 Valencia
James Arthur R , stenographer general pasaenger and
ticket agent S. P. Co., r. 614 Sutter
James Brother R^iv., treasurer St. Mary's College,
Mission Road, four miles from Old City Hall
James Carrie Mrs., lodgings. 613 Howard
James C. H., clerk The J. Dewing Co., r. Oakland
James Charles, blacksmith Pac. Iron Works, r. 34
Verona PI
James Charles, stock clerk Davis Bros., r. 108 Eddy
James Charles A., real estate, r. 9:'5 Howard
James Charles A., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt ft Co..
r. 405 Turk
James Charles C, painter, r. 227 Hayes
James Charles M., policeman, r. 1*26 Ninth
James Daniel, master tug Llewellyn, r. cor Folsom
and First
James David B., mining, r. 14 Oak
James David H., physician, r. 14 Oak
James David H. Mrs., artist, r. 14 Oak
James Dennis, seaman, r. 266 Brannan
James D. J., collector, 829 Market
James Edwin, carpenter, r. 142 Fourth
James Eugene, r. iil7 Post
James Frank, baker stmr San Jos6
James Frank, machinist Bisdon I. and L. Works, r.
715!^ Grove
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mannractarcr oreverr denrription of
PABSENOBR, STRBET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to SO Beale Street. Mitu Fraiiclaeo.
Truman, Isham & Hooker, t^eitllt^r-- «•_. B-?.«'t«' .^-"J**?-^
lump ^eats 80l(l to the Trade.
JAM
G50
JAN
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTERS or
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
Slxeet Iron
All Sizes and. Nuiiiberg,
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
OQ
JamcB Frank, patrolman Underwriters' Fire Patrol, r.
33 St^veuKon
JameM Frank W., stenographer track dept S. P. Co., r.
Berkeley
James Frederick Ot., painter and paperbanger, 1605
Polk, r. ICOl Polk
James George G., first officer stmr Walls Walla, r. 632
Cbr-stiiut
James Georgx W., hostler, r. Bay District Track
James Hannah, widow, r. 301 First
James Henry, teamster Farns worth k RuKgles, r. 126
Perry
James Henry E., cooper, r. 223 Harrison
James Herbert, cooper, r. 223 Harrison
James Jamt-s, conductor Market St. RR., r. 1715 Mc-
Allister
James Jefferson G., stockraiser, office 331 Eeamy,
room 12, r. 2lal Howard
James Jennie Mrs., drespmaking, 841 Market
Jaiues John, clerk, r. 319 Fourth
James John, quartermaster stmr Snn Job6
James John Jr., with Cal. Cracker Co., r. 25 Fell
James Joseph, teamster, r. 301 First
James Lester E., bookkeeper Andrews & Cornell, r.
223 Harrison
James Lick Trust The, H. E. Mathews secre-
tary, 120 Sutter, room 26
James Louis, laborer A. Sutro, r. International Hotel
James Mapgie Miss, clerk Redington & Co., r. 241
Fifteenth
James Mdrtha, widow, r. 17005^ Jessie
James Mary Mrs., r. 709 M Minna
James Mary, weaver, r. 802 k Bay
I James Mary A , widow, r. 223 Harrison
I James Mary A. Miss, ladies' nurse, r. 1207 Folsom
' James Mary J. Miss, magnetic h>aler, 841 Market
IJAMES MINNIE Miss
I dre«>iniakin^ parlors, 121 Post
James Xathaiiiel J., marine secretary Firemans
Fund Insurance Co., r. 2.505 Clay
James Oliver P., cleik D. Samuels, r. 21 Webster
James Philip, r. 208 Fifth
James Richard A., compositor Eyening Post, r. 720
Vallejo
James Stephen, r. 304 Third
James Wallace T., r. 227 Hayes
James William E., photographer, r. 517 Ellis
James William F., solicitor W. B. Bancroft & Co., r.
mo Treat Av
James William H
Jam^s William H
Union
James William 8.. laborer, r. 241 Fifteenth
Jamesen James, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Jameson O., waiter The Baldwin
Jameson James S.. clerk freight auditor's office S. P.
Co., r.719 Post
Jameson Joseph, conductor Market St. RR., r. 2001
McAllister
Jameson L , r. 325 Minna
Jameson Lawrence, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Jameson Louis, engineer National Brewing Co., r. 809
Buchanan
Jameson Mattie, vocalist Tivoli Opera House
Jameson Thomas, sailmaker, r. lnoj^ Jackson
Jameson Wallace, b.irtender H. Ranken, r. 626 Jessie
Jameson W. H., r. 1904 Powell
Jamieson Charles A., saloon keeper, r. 821 Jackson
Jamieson Jerome, mate bktne Tropic Bird, r. 913
Twentieth
Jamieson M., fireman stmr Oregon
Jamieson Mary A. Miss (Mann fc Jamieson) r. E B
Washington Av, nr Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Jamieson Mary A., widow, r. E s Washington Av,
nr Twenty.elglith. B. H.
Jamle.«on Mathllde, widow, r. 715 Bush
Elizabeth, dressmaker, r. 22 Ji Qulnn
contractor, r. 1405 Scott
F., conductor Presidio RR., r. 1134
Jamison James J., clerk r. 210 Drnmm
Jamls.in John D., salesman The Norton Tanning Co.,
r. 24:« Mission
Jamison W. C, shipping clerk Loots Taussig b. Co.,
r. 25 Ninth
t^ Jamison. See Jameson and Jamieson
Jamot Peter, gardener Thomas Lacoste, r. NE cor
Center and Kansas
Jancovich Luco C, coffee saloon, 613 Davis, r. 1525
Leavenworth
Janovich Rocco, waiter, r. 222 Broadway
Jauder George, bartender Paul Tischer, r. 629 Clay
Janeau Johu, r. 11 Jasper
Jauecke Albert, baker, r. 625 Clay
Janes Charles M., policeman, r. 126 Ninth
Janes Daniel Jr., engineer, r. 811 Nineteenth
Janes Eugene T., cashier G. H. Umbsen & Co., r. 917
Post
Janes Horace M., packer Leege k Mills, r. 815 Haight
Janes Louis L., bookkeeper Leege k Mills, r. ttl6
Haight
O'' Janes. See Jaynes
Janigg John F. (Janigg & Michel) r. Beidy's Hotel
Jani(jr0 Hi Micliel (John F. Janigg and John T.
Michel) dairy, N a Nevada, bet Indiana and Min-
nesota
Janin Lonis (Janin & Gilson) r. Oakland
Janin 6i Gilson (Louis Janin and Livingston Gil-
son) consulting mining engineers, 211 Sansome,
room 6
Janke John, liquor saloon, 244 Sutter
Jaun Christian, porter Baker k Hamilton, r. 523
Brannan
Jansen Albert, r. 7 Commercial
Jaiiseu Alexander, furniture, 593 Mission
Jansen Alexander, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Jau»eu Andrea Miss, r. 19 Rondell PI
Jansen Andrew, tailor, r. 18 Stockton PI
Jansen Anna domestic 2101 Hyde
Jansen Anton, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Jansen Augustus C, mate btmr Newbern, r. 45 South
Stanly PI
Jansen B., cutter Brown Bros, b Co., r. 243 Clara
Jausen Carl, teamster, r. 569 Bryant
Jansen Charles, salesman Williams Bros., r. 225 Lib-
erty
Jansen Charles, seaman schr Isabel, r. 409 Drnmno
Jansen Charles, tanner South S. F. Tannery, r. Ser-
via, nr St. John
Jansen Charles A., chief officer Btmr Newbern, r. 45
Federal
Jansen Charles A., blacksmith Phelps Mnfg Co., r.
3203 Fillmore
Jansen Christian, deckhand stmr T. C. Walker
Jansen Christian, carpenter Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
E 8 Vermont, bet Humboldt and Nevada
Jansen Erick A., proptr Mechanics' House, 116 Berry
Jansen Frederick (Jansen & Thiele) r. 917 Fillmore
Jansen Fritz, bartender, r. 221 Harrison
Jansen George, drayman, r. 121 Langton
Jansen George A. F., liquor saloon, NE cor First and
Brannan, r. Alameda
Jansen George M., bartender G. A. F. Jansen, r. 615
Third
Jansen Hans C, blacksmith, r. 1214 Seventeenth
Jansen Hans P., grain inspector, r. 427 Greenwich
Jansen Jacob, laborer, r. 521 Pacific
Jansen John, carpenter Pac. Woodenwai-e and Cooper-
age Co., r. 18^ Decatur
Jansen Lauresto, longshoreman, r. 20O4 Dupont
Jaosen Matthias, waiter, r. 116 Leidesdorff
Jansen Peter, coachman, r. 648 Mission
Jansen Peter, laborer, r. 10 Tehama PI
Jansen Peter, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W 8
Kansas, bet Nevada and Humboldt
Jansen Peter, waiter Harry Jorgensen, r. 1319 Mason
Jansen Robert P., weigher Oregon Imp. Co., r. 3a0
Brannan
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' AND YOUTHS' SUITS
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Capital, $3,500,000
Aiiiets, $9,581,953
GEO. 0. DORNIN. Manager
WK. SnSQS, Aot. Kuacr.
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J»u8»-n Roiuberg, walcbiuaker, 320 Kearuy, r. 15J1
Post
Jiuseu T.. bookeeper n. Dutsr.1 & Co.. r. 937 Sutter
JauHfD Tlioiuas, waman, r. 15 Bluxome
Janseu W. H., laborer, r. Americau Exchange Hotel
JansPD William, barber, r. 735 Green
Jausen William gardener, r. 30 South Park
Jausen William, master schr Winlield Scott, r. 12 De
Bi»<>ra
JANSEN & THIELE ,FredeHcU
Junaeii and JululsTkiele) fine hats and
caps, 118 Sixth
iSr Jaust-n. Je« JaiiFseo, Jantzsen and Jensen
Janson Alfred, r. 2.i Bridge PI
Jancu'n Auguet, laundrj^man Hamman Baths, r. lOiii
Masnn
Janiion Charles, lodgings, 206 Steuart
Janson Charles, housesmith E. & J. Ralston, r. 270
First
Janson Charle* L., clerk Albert Mau k Co., r. 507
Ellis
Jancon E., laborer, r. S3« Howard
Jansou Henry, foreman A. Frei, r. Alameda
Janson J., r. 1934 Jessie
Jans8»-n Asmus W., carpenter, r. 8 s Sonoma, bet
Vtab and Nebmaka
Janssen Carl A., machinist W. T. Garratt& Co., r. Oak-
land
Janssen Charles P., engineer, r. 188k Vanderwater
Janssen Diedrich, patternmaker O'Conuell S Lewis,
r. til5 Howard
Janssen E. Mr»., 6 Scheerer PI
Janssen Earnest, salesman Kriise A: Euler, r. Oakland
Junesen Frederick C, ppptr German Hot 1. 18 First
Jaussen George fl., waiter, r. 420 Golden Gate Av
Janssen John, seuman, r. 18 First
Janssen John J. (Schumacher & Janssen) r. SW cor
Ei»!hteeutb and Guerrero
Janssen Peter H.. gruceriee and liquors, NE cor
Church and Clipper
Janssen Wilke A., carpenter, r. 20 Sonoma
Jansson A. Charles, tailor, r. ;-!01 Lombard
Jautzen Frederick, crockery and glassware, 717 Market
and 641 Kearny, r. 4'21 Castro
Jantzen WlUlaiu F., with F. Jautzen, r. 421 Castro
10^ Jantzen. See Jausen, Jansseu and Jensen
Janzen Theodore, inillhand F. Korbel & Bros., r.
HanipKhire, bet Twentieth and Twenty-first
Janzen William F., barber H. BusselL r. 735 Green
Japan Line of Steamers, Occidental and Ori-
entHl sS. Co.. oflB e SE ccr Fuurth and Townsend
and Pacific Mail SS. Co. office cor First and Bran-
nan
Japanese Mission. M. C. Harris superintendent, K.
Miyama assistant superintendent. 531 Jessie
Japanese Presbyterian Church Mii-sion, 1163 Mission
Japanese Tree Importing Co.. H. E. Amoore presi-
dent, S. L. Goldman manager, 12i) Sutter, room 77
Japanese Young Men's Christian Association, 1163
Mission
Jaqnay D. W., painter, r. 474 Jessie
Jaques George, r. 402 Dolores
Jaques Jam. s B. r. 526 Filbert
Jaques Samuel B., laborer P. M. SS. Co., r. 446 Bran-
nan
•^ Jaques. See Jacques and -1 acks
JaqnithCharles A. P., with Truckee Mnfg and Box
<;o., r. 355 Jessie
Jaquith Delia, widow, r. 855 Jessie
Jaqnith Frederick, plasterer, r. 355 Jessie
Jaquith Joseph, laborer, r. cor Amherst and Silliman
Jaquith William, carpenter, r. 282 Jessie
Jariimlllo Carlos, clerk HMas Bros., r. 620 Sutter
Jarboe, Harrison & Goodfellow (John E.
Jarbop, RHlph C. Hurrison and William S. Good-
fellow) attorneys at law, 230 Montgomery, rooms
4-10
~~DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERMO-EtECXniC '
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BATHS
Also Meilicated and Electric Balls Giyen.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BOiLERS and STOVES
CoimectEl Icr Hoi anfl Cold Waier la t&e best lanner-
WATEE BACKS, WATEE HEATEKS,
Of all kinds made and repaired.
W. E. LANE,
PLUMBER, SOS KEARNT STRBHT,
EstabilBheii 18<W. Telephone 315.
Jarboe J. 'hu R. (Jarboe, Harrison & Goodfellow) r.
917 Pine ^.^r-*
Jarboe Paul R., clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r. 917
Pine
Jardine Alexander T., painter, r. 19 Welsh
Jardine James, machinist Atlas Iron Works, r. Ber-
keley
Jardine JosepUB., proprietor Atlas Iron Works,
213-215 Mis-ion. r. Berkeley
Jardine Joseph ■!.. painter, r. 19 Welsh
Jardine Robert, laborer Hobbs, Wall k Co., r. 706
Folsom
Jaret Louis, porter, r. 59 Clementina
Jar. tzkl Mandel. lalli.r, Oil Folsom
Jarlsch John, salesman M. A. Gunst, r. 416 O'Farrell
Jarman Hugh G., house and sign painter, 232 Six-
teenth
Jarr Christ F., tuilor, r. 625 Clay
Jarratt Ernest A. N., clerk Manheim & Dibbem, r.
Alameda
Jarritt Abraham, teamster, r. 652)4 Jessie
Jarrett A. J. C, with Pickens, Fulton & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Jarrett Isaac E., attorney at law, 306 Pine, room 12, r.
15(10 Mason
Jarvie Alexander, distributor S. F. Laundry, r. 638
Fulton
Jarvie Isabella Mrs., varieties, 6.S8 Fulton
Jarvis John W., timekeeper Cal. Cracker Co., r. Ala-
meda
Jason Jiihn. oystermsn M. B. Moraghan
Jasper Fr.ink. barber, W s Churctiir Twenty-eighth
Jasper Thomas D. H., clerk, r. ll.fwiiith
Jatbo Theodore, groceries and liquors, 1301 Kearny
Jaudin George E., clerk A. Lusk fc Co., r. 4 Waller
Jaudin Henry U.. clerk A. Lusk * Co., r. 4 Waller
Jandin Raoul. bookkeeper Miiser Br.s., r. Oakland
Jaujou E. A. & Co. (Eugene A. Jaujou and Leon
Chassague) distillers and mnfrs syrups and cor-
dials, 430-432 Jackson
Jaujou Eugene A. (E. A. Jaujou * Co.) r. 1717 Mason
Jaujou Herman, laborer, r. 1 August Alley
Jaussaud John, teamster FrapoUi, Berges i Co., r. 6
Moulton
Javet Louis, porter Eedington & Co., r. 69 Clemen-
tins
Javete William E., clerk, r. 57 Second
Javon Auguste, laundiyman, r. 15 Valparaiso, rear
Jay Eye See Liniment Co., offi -e 54 Second
Jayne Frank C, solicitor Cal. Printing Co., 410
Kearny, room 4
Jaynes Frank, snperintendent Western Union
Telegraph Co., and president Gold and Stock
Telegraph Co., NE cor Montgomery and Pine, r.
2904 California
Jeanneret Charles, engraver W. K. Vanderslice & Co.,
r. 243 Minna
Jeannin Eugene L., with John 8. Knowlton, r. 713
O'Farrell
Jeannin Gustave E., bamboo worker, 6)4 O'Farrell
Alley
Jeannin Mary, widow, r. 6)4 O'Farrell Alley
Jeannot Francois, florist, 820 Eighteenth
Jeanson Oscar (Overland Packing Co.) r. 1108
Hyde
Jecho Joseph, carpenter, r. 1318 Dupont
Jee Arthur W., secretary Union Pacific Salt Co.,
216 Sacramento, r. Oakland
Jefferds John H., butcher, r. 258 Eighth
Jefferis A. A., r. 12U1 Polk
Jefferis James W., carpenter, r. 12)4 Willow Av
Jtfferis Sarah Mrs., dressmaker, r. 316 Jones
Jeff.rs Ann Mrs., seamstress, r. 212 Linden Ay
Jeffers George, laborer, r. 13 Valley
Jeffers Hai ry C, clerk, r. 706 Treat Av
Jeffers James D., foreman blacksmith Omnibus BR.,
r. 9l:s Shotwell
Jeffers John, plasterer S. M. Hill, r. Ill Jessie
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FJRST ST.
TBLEFHONE 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
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PUMPS,
Suction and Force.
FOR HAND, WIM>-MII.l. A>D POWER.
ALL, SIZKS.
809, 3U, 313, 315 and 317 MAILKET STREET
Jeffers .loReph, laborer, r. 347 Fremont
JefftTS JoKfph I., bellman Palnre Hctel. r. 67 Nstoma
Jt-fTwrA Itlilo S. |H. Rosekrans Ac Co.) r.609 Sixth
Jeffers R bert, stevedore, r. 3 Kent
Jeffers William H.. traveling saleiman Murphy,
Grant fc Co.. r. 27 Seventh
Jefferson Hanson, laborer freight depot S. P. Co.. r.
IM Boardnian PI
Jeff PR.. n John W., attorney at law, 330 Pine, room 21
Jefferson Mary Mrs., nurse, r. 108 Second
Jefferson f^qnare, bet Gough, Laguna, Eddy and Gol-
den Gate Av
Jefferson Stephen P., •wheelwright, r. cor Cherry and
Jackson
Jefferson William H., clerk freight auditor's office S.
P. Co.. r. 27 Liberty
Jeffery Alfred, cabinetmaker S. & G. Gump, r. 1019
Hayes
Jeffrnv John, printer, r. 912 Vallejo, rear
Jeffray William, broker, 204 California, room 8, r. 509
O'Farrpll
Jeffray William, porter, r. 912 Vallejo, re*r
Jeffray William Jr., cutter, r. 912 Vallejo. rear
Jeffress A. M , with W, W. Montague & Co., r. Oak-
land
JefffFs Edward T., plumber, r. 1306 Montgomery
Jtffress Ernest G.. conductor Omnibus BB., r. 251
Tehama
Jeffress John E., salesman W. W. Montague & Co., r.
Oakland
Jeffress J. v., salesman Doane & Henshelwood, r.
Oakland
K^ Jeffr 88. See Jeffreys and Jeffries
Jeffrey David F., painter, r. 100 San Jose Av
Jeff ey David S., clerk freight auditor's office 8. P.
Co , r. ima Mission
Jeffrey Jessie Miss, compositor Palmer k Bey, r. 912
Vallejo
Jeffrey.-* John H., salesman Stein, Simon k Co., r. Ala-
meda
Jeffrii 8 Aaron, bookkeeper, r. 411 Jones
Jeffries Michael S., machinist Market St. RR., r. 187
Perry
Jeffi ies Richard, laborer California Cracker Co., r. 215
Austin
Jeffries William, carriacewasher. r. 1423 Pine
i^" Jeffries. See Jeffress and Jeffreys
Jefsen Anders, wa«;onmaker Thomas Costigan, r. 639
Mission
Jefts James M., commercial traveler, r. cor Hayes
and Fillmore
Jeffs Mary E.. widow, r. cor Hayes and Fillmore
Jeghers William B., clerk, r. 1 Bay
Jehl John, brewer, r. 14 Hawthorne
Jehu Sarah, widow, r. 80.5 Leavenworih
Jehu Walter M., photographer, r 805 Leavenworth
Jehu William H.. packer, r. 235 Stevenson
Jelinski Aaron, driver Conlln & Roberts, r. 12 Morris
Av
Jelinski Charles, peddler, r. 12 Morris At
Jelinski Isaac, peddler, r. 12 MorriB Av
Jelinski Mendle, cigarmaker J. W. Shaeffer k Co., r.
12 Morris Av
Jellett Jonathan H., attorney at law, 320 California,
r. 2197 Devisadero
Jellinerk Albert, turner, r. 543 Howard
Jellinek Charles A. clerk Richard W. Heath, r. 336
Third
Jellinffs William, wines and liquors, 700 Kearny,
r. <)-j'; Sa.Timento
Jelltson Arthur M., assistant librarian Mechanics'
Institute, r 323 E Idy
Jelllson Benjamin P., proprietor Washoe Ex-
change, NE cor California and Kearny, r. 627 ?i
Geary
Jelllson I. E., rigger, r. 129 Jackson
Jelmorinl James, laborer D. Gblrardelll k Sons, r
813 Sansome
Jelsch An tone, attendant North Beach Swimming
and Bathing Co.
Jemo George, bartender, r. 503 East
Jeueski Anthony, clerk, r. S s Uuicm, nr Leayenworth
Jenkel John, watchman, r. 220 EUldy
Jenkins Anderson L., r. BUS MisRion
Jenkins Andrew E., machinist W. T. Gsrratt k Co., r.
8 Hubbard
Jenkins Benjamin P., milkman, r. 2419 Greenwich
Jenkins C. F. Mrs., r. 520 3 itter
Jenkins Charles H., carpenter, r. W s Sanchez, nr Six-
teenth
Jenkins Charles L., chief engineer stmr Umatilla
Jenkins David, liquor saloou, 204 Steuart
Jenkins Dora, widow, r. 927 Greenwich
Jenkins Kva Miss, r. 2007 Leavenworth
Jenkii:s Francis J., laborer Golden State and Miner*'
Iron Works, r. Oakland
Jenkii.s Frank A., saddler Main & Winchester, r. 1327
I'nion
Jenkins Franklin G., clerk, r. 2007 Leavenworth
JenkiiiS George, laborer, r. 18 Madison Av
Jenkins George W., office 302 Montgomery, room 14
Jenkins Henry (Jenkins & Webb) r. 902 Montgomery
Jenkins Hezekiah, mulder Steiger k Kerr, r. 776H
Mission
JenKins James A., cardriver, r. 129 Ivy Av
Jenkins John, gardener NE cor California and Taylor
Jenkins John W., carpenter, r. 519 Sacramento
Jenkins Joseph, carpenter, r. 1409 Kearny
Jenkins Joseph A., brassfinisher, r. 8 Hubbard
Jenkins Joshua, cigars and tobacco. 529 East, r. 11
Jackson
Jenkins J. Scott, engineer Cal. Bridge Co., r. 817
Jessie
Jenkins Lvdia M. , widow, r. 1403 Steiner
Jenkins M. Mrs., r. 1010k Larkln
Jenkins Medora, widow, r. 927 Grenwich
Jenkins Paul, driver George H. Pippv, r. 617 Fell
Jenkins Peter T., starter Sutter St. KB., r. 2420 Post
Jenkins R., driller S. F. Bridge Co., r. Minnesota, nr
Butte
Jenkins R. F., clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r. 769
HarrlBon
Jenkins Sabins, groceries, 455 Clementina
Jenkins Samuel H., clerk, r. 58 South Park
Jenkins Sarah E., widow, r. 924 Filbert
Jenkins Sarah B. Miss, teacher Fairmount Primary
School, r. 1403 Steiner
Jenkins Timothy T., collector Oregon S3. Co., r.
Oakland
Jenkins Wallace H., r. 1226 Bush
Jenkins William, hostler United Carriage Co., r. 6
Hunt
Jenkins William A., clerk Pac. Mutual Life Ins. Co.
of C»l.. r. 3 Fulton
Jenkins William B., salesman P. F. Nolan k Sons, r.
123 Turk
Jenkins William J., packer, r. Laidley, nr Merced
Jenkins William L., gripman Sutter St. RB., r. 139
Ivy Av
Jenkins William M., machinist 8. F. Tool Co.
Jenkins William W., plumber, r. 2007 Leavenworth
Jenkins & Webb (Henry Jenkins and William Webb)
liquor saloon, NW cor Sacramento and Kearny
t^ Jenkins. See Junkins
Jenirs .\lbert, artist, r. 711 Jones
JENKS GEORGE Hi homoeopa-
thic physician, office and r. 331 Gearjr,
ofiice hoara 8 to 9 A. 91., 1 to 3, and 7 to
8 P. M.
Jenks Harris, assistant weigher Custom House, r. 610
Mason
Jenks J. Shepard, clerk local freight office S. P. Co.,
r. 321 Geary
Jenna Autone. longshoreman, r. 324 Broadway
Jenne George C, cabinetmaker, r 208 Fifth
WHOLESALE JlITD LET AIL
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
Ml to 647 MARIET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Ca«ee
and Store Fixtures.
37 Martel St.
Cri IPCC rVTRA riRV l^'*" *^« ^°"* *"^^ °' CUrets, HockB.>ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
CULir OL LA I riH Urll IBurgundles.Sautemes.PortsaudSherrleBJ" 530 WASHIMaTON
JEN
653
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Jenne Jacob, tailor, r. 208 Fifth
Jenne Theodore J., clerk Cal. Hosiery Co..r. 208 Fifth
Jeuner Sylvester H., compoBitor Examiner, r. 10u8
Jachson
JennesB J. M. Mrs., widow, r. 237 Stevenson
Jenney Levi Jr., ineurance agent, r. iai4 Mission
Jennlncs Albert, clerk J. M. Moran & Co.. r. 717
O'Farrell
JenniugB Anthony H., laborer, r. Ocean View
Jennings Barbara, widow, r. 3134 Sacramento
Jennin({s Cussliis M.. attorney at law, 330 Pine, rooms
49-50, r. 600 Bush
Jennings Charles B., commission merchant, 121 Cali-
fornia, r. 2199 Devisadero
Jennings Charles H., pantryman Etmr AncoD, r, 424
Greenwich
Jenninfls Charles W., yardmaster S. P. Co., r. 2614
Folsom
Jennings David A., laining secretary, 401 Cali-
fornia, room 4, r. 1511 Washington
Jennings David B., shipping agent, 267 East, r. 2215
Octavia
Jennings Edward, porter stmr Starbuck
Jennings Edward, clerk, r. 142 Sixth
Jennings Fletcher E., boots and shoes, 704 Mission
Jennings Frederick A., whitening, painting and dec-
orative papfr hanging. 23 Fifth, r. 1518 Turk
Jennings Frederick W., clerk Wm. H. Eice, r. 3134
Sacramento
Jennings George (Hooper & Jennings) r. 941 Fif-
teenth
Jennings George, boilermaker, r. 514 Filbert
Jennings George, salesman, r. 1014 Montgomery
Jennings George A., clerk H. S. Bridge & Co., r. 3134
Sacramento
Jennings Henry, clerk J. M.Wood, r. 3134 Sacramento
Jennings .Tame.s, porter, r. 34 Perry
Jennings James H., capitalist, office 323 Market, r.
1210 Sutter
Jennings John, bookkeeper Henry White & Co., r.
403 Gough
Jennings John, laborer, r. 134 Clinton
Jennings .John, plumber Palace Hotel
Jennings John, proptr Avenue House, 220 Montgom-
ery Av
Jennings John, washer La Grande Laundry, r. 212
Thirteenth
Jennings John J., plumber Freeman & Wrin, r. E 8
Fifth Av. bet Point Lobos Av and Clement
Jennings John T., r. 340 McAllister
Jennings Joseph C. (Joseph C. Jennings & Co., and
Jennings & Henley) r. 708 Leavenworth
Jfenninga Josepli C. & Co. (Joseph C. Jennings)
general insurance agents, 317 California
Jennings Joseph E., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
1608 Mission
Jennings Julia T., widow, r. 648 Howard
Jennings Mary, widow, r. 1804 Market
Jennings Mary, widow, r. 608 Minna
Jennings Patrick, laborer, r. 5 Elizabeth
Jennings Patrick, l:.borer, r. S s Nineteenth, nr Noe
Jennings Patrick, laborer, r. 7 Water
Jennings Peter, polisher La Grande Laundry
Jennings Peter, farmer, r. nr Lake Honda, Ocean
House Eoad
Jennings Sarah Mrs., r. 523 Turk
Jennings Tessie I. Miss, saleslady J. J. O'Brien &Oo.,
r. 648 Howard
Jennings Thomas, capitalist, office 323 Market, r. 941
Fifteenth
Jennings Thomas, plasterer, r. 27 Pleasant
Jennings Thomas Jr., r. 941 Fifteenth
Jennings W. H., widow r. 189 Hyde
Jennings William, longshoreman, r. 1 South Park
Jennings William M., machinist, r. 32 Pearl
Jennings «Sk Henley (Joseph C. Jennings and M.
J. Henley) general agents Bankers' Life Associa-
tion, and National Life Association, 317 California
FRATINGER & CO.
OP ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
105 KEARNY STREET.
GAS, WATER and STEAM
FITTING,
In all its Branches, Well Done.
605 KEARNV STREET^
Telephone 315.
PLUMBER,
Establlshea 1860,
Jenuiuj,'sou William, physician, 214 Kearny, r. Sauce-
lito
Jenny Electric Co., Charles R. Lloyd agent, 215
Sansome, room 8
Jenny August, saloon keeper, r. 631 Stevenson
Jenny Frederick, bartender George J. Grossman, r.
10.')5 Mission
Jenny M. L. Mrs., r. 23 Stockton
Jensen A. C, r. 1308 Laguua
Jensen Albert, boilermaker Union Iron Works, r. SE
cor Illinois and Lena PI
Jensen Albert, clerk C. A. Hooper & Co., r. 622 )i
Brannan
Jensen Andreas, deckhand, r. 122 Jackson
Jensen Anton, seaman, r. 263 East
Jensen A. P., mate, r. 14 Washington
Jensen Carl, r. 1147 Mission
Jensen Carl (Iversen & Jensen) r. 1131 M Clay
Jensen Carl, longshoreman, r. 402)4 Harrison '
Jensen Cecelia Mrs., r. 632 J^ Fourth
Jensen Charles, compositor Commercial Pub. Co.
Jensen Charles, laborer, r. 1202 Folsom
Jensen Christian, r. 1 William
Jensen Christian, steward schr Helen Merriam, r.
1926 Francisco
Jensen Christian L., machinist, r. 1006 Bryant
Jensen Edward W., carpenter John Cook, r. 1131 Jj
Clay
Jensen Frederick, hunter L. N. Handy & Co.
Jensen Frederick A., brewer, r. 221 Harrison
Jensen George, helper Fulton Iron AVorks r. Alameda
Jensen Hans (Jensen & Simonsen) r. 40 Natoma
Jensen Hans, laborer S. P. Co.
Jansen Hans, master mariner, r. 155 Perry
Jensen Hans C, blacksmith helper C. McArron, r.
1214 Seventeenth
Jensen Henry, carrier The Guide, r. 1616 Leaven-
worth
Jensen Henry, contractor, r. 1616 Leavenworth
Jensen H. P., clerk S. F. Planing Mill, r. Berkeley
Jensen Jacob, insurance and shipping, junction Mar-
ket and Sacramento, r. Alameda
Jensen James, laborer, r. 6 Alaiden Lane
Jensen James, laborer, r. 325 Langton
Jensen James C, salesman Percy Beamish, r. 362 Third
Jensen Jens P., driver, r. 707 Green
Jensen Jens S., laborer, r. 325 Langton
Jensen John, seaman, r. 320 Drunim
Jensen John W. D., draftsman Palmer & Storey, r.
1620 P, St
Jensen Joseph, deckhand stmr Caroline
Jensen J. P., cook, r. 263 East
Jensen J. W. D., r. 1620 Post
Jensen L., domestic 207 Montgomery Av
Jensen Lawrence, molder, r. 221 Harrison
Jensen Louis, laborer Del Monte Milling Co.
Jensen L. P., clerk, r. 407 Montgomery Av
Jensen Nels, shoemaker, 331 Jj Francisco
Jensen Niels P., cofiee saloon, 211 Grant Av, r. 14
Stockton PI
Jensen Peter, painter S. M. Hills, r. 931 Market
Jensen Peter, teamster Broadway Brewery, r. 707
Green
Jensen Richard C, clerk, r. 1620 Post
Jensen Samuel B., rangemaker, r. 515 Minna
Jensen Soren, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r. 446
Fonrth
Jensen Soren, tailor, 536 Jessie
Jensen T. C, r. 1917 Howard
Jensen William, bartender, r. 221 Mason
Jensen William H., bartender, r. 1705 Sacramento
Jensen & Simonsen (Hans Jensen and Niels Simon-
sen) liquor saloon, 530 Sacramento
B^ Jensen. See Jansen, Janssen and Jantzen
Jentzsch Gottlieb, cabinetmaker, r. 113 Morris At
Jentzsch Herman O., cabinetmaker, r. 718>i Bryant
Jentzsch Leopold, barber Adolph F. J. Kirchner, r.
113 Morris Av
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42 to 50 Beale Street. San Franelaco.
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TI n>3" "W .A. I^ E3
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Jentzsch Relnbold. driver B. F. Bunker, r. 412 Sixth
JxjriibUJN J, (j, book. Job and sren-
<^r<il Hociety printer, 739 Market, r. 11
Hiinipton PI
Jepseu Cbarlee, porter Lilientbal & Co., r. 207 Mont-
gDOjery Av
Jepseii Rcjbert, mate stmr Mexico, r. 1045 Minna
Jer^'ensen Jer^ien C, master mariner, r. 116 Berry
Jergerling C. Mrs., widow, r. 8 Lewis
Jerome Kdwnrd B., special deputy Collector
Customs, r. Oakland
Jerome Fredericli, bimtman, r. 130 Francisco
Jerome Theodore F., examiner merchandise Custom
House, r. 14'20 Cluy
JEESEY FARM DAIRY
Kichurd G. Snentli proprietor, Harry
J. Sneatk city maiiajrer, 835-8 39 How-
ard and 348-3.>0 Teh.tma
Jesperson Alma, pnrti-r, r. 842 Harrison
Jespersoii Jasper W., master mariner, r. 239 Ritch
Jesse Gror^'e It. (.Jesse fc Drew) r. 213 Patje
Jesse Manuel, deckliand stmr Mary Garratt
Jesse & Dre-tv (George H. Jesse and Hiram M.
Drew) stair builders, 13-2 Berry
Jpssel George, farmer, r. 1309 Storkton
Jesseu Catherine, widow, r. 2ti3 Clementina, rear
Jessen Edward, porter Cngliill * Simon, r. 1212 Ellis
Jessen Gustavus M., bar pilot stmr Queen of the Pa-
cittc, r. 152+ Jacksou
Jessen Henry H., grain drying, 225 Harrison, r. 213
Harrison
Jessen James (Kopp fc Jessen) r. 267 East
Jessen Jorgeu, butcher B. \V. Brown, r. 801 Fourth
Jessen Matblas, r. 27 Clementina
Jessen Paul (I'eterseu & Co.) r. 1212 Ellis
Jessen Peter, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N B Sierra,
bet Mar\ land and Louisiana
Jessen Peter, laborer Yolo Mills, r. 3 Minna
Jessen Peter, seniiian, r. 801 Fourih
Jesseu Samuel, silversmith W. K. Vanderslice & Co.,
r. 82.> Folsom
Jessop Samuel It., enqnineer Herman Zwieg.r. 2 Park PI
Jessup Andrew J. (Clapp & Jessup) r. 1510 Leaven-
worth
Jessup C. A. Miss, clerk U. S. Internal Revenue, r.
1102 Eddy
Jessup Henry C, farmer, r. 1102 Eddy
Jessup Richard P , clerk, r. 90 > Ma' ket
Jessurum Isaac B., comi)ositor, r. 2S12 California
Jester Decker T., blacksmith, r. 1033 Mission
Jester G. W.. r. 871 Market
Jester John W., porter, r. 636 Comriiercial
Jewelers' Ai.l Soiiety, 417 Keuriiy
JEWELL A. M. & CO.
lAmini M. Jewell and Ci»arle« A. and
Georjfe W. Hooper) manufacturers
wooden tank:^, miildiiiif!*, siishes,
blinds, doors, etc, South Point Mills,
N s Berry, bet Tliird and Fourth
Je-well Ammi M. (A. M. Jewell & Co.) r. cor
Xwentv-first and Capp
Jewell Edward H.. carpenter, r. lUfi Sutter
Jewell Frank F. Rev. D.D., pssfor Simpson Memorial
M. K. Church, r. 610 Uuchanan
Jewell Godfrey (Mier.son fc Jewell) r. 1712 Buchanan
Jewell Henry, engineer West Coast Furniture Co., r.
93 H Silver
Jewell James Grey, M. D., superintendent and
resident pliysiiian Home for the Care of luebri-
aie^ NE cor Stockton and Chestnut
Jewell Raphael, bookkeeper Mlersou & Jewell, r. 1806
Lagnna
Jewell Richard C , salesman, r. 21R E Idy
Jewell Ruby A. .Miss, teacher Deuman Grammar
S.hool, r. 333 Guerrero
Pine, room 4, r. Grand
Jewell Truman E., mining.
Hotel
Jewell Walter S.. clerk The Lion Fire, Washington
Fire and Marine, Orient, and Imperial Fire
Ins. Cos., r. 2(16 Kearny
Jewett Albert 0., bookkeeper H. N. Tllden & Co., r.
117 Mason
Jewett Annie Miss, teacher Columbia Grammar
S.hool, r. 944 Valencia
Jewett Charles, agent, r. 1402 Powell
Jewett Edwin, deckhand stmr Piedmont, r. 839 How-
ard
Jewett Fidelia Mies, teacher Girls' High School, r.71l
Jones
Jewett George A., gripman Clay St. RR., r. 1206 Lear-
enworth
Jewett George O., clerk, r. 1402 Powell
Jewett J arvis. agent Palmer's Artificial Leg, 21 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Jewett Millie S. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 316 Hayes
Jewett Philo D., farmer, r. 915 Lombard
Jewett Sherman S. & Co. (Buffalo, N. Y.) mnfrg
stoves, Oscar S. Levy manager, 527 Market
Jewett Thomas M., clerk U. S. Attorney, r. 619 Lom-
bard
Jewish Almanac Pacific Coast, William Saalberg
proptr, 022 Clay
Jewish Cemetery, N of Point Lobos Av, W of Twenty,
third
Jetvish Progress The (weekly) Progres^t Pub-
lishing Co. publishers, Abe Seeligsohn editor, 608
Sacramento
Jewish Times (weekly) Jewish Times Publishing
Co. publishers 509 Montgomery, rooms 5-7
Jewish Times Publishiiii; Co., Richard Presho
secretary, publishers Jewish Times, 509 Mout-
goiuery. rooms 5-7
Jicha John, gunsmith, 631 Wa-shington
Jihike Peter, seaman schr Rainbow, r. 517 Folsom
Jilek Frank, proptr Bohi-mian Hotel, 543 Howard
Jilsou Lyman, clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo & Co.,
r. 613 Pine
Joachiinsen Henry L., Justice of the Pe.ice,
SE cor Kearny and Washington, office 402 Mont-
gomery, r. (.07 Larkin
Joachlmsen Louis, clerk Ernest Essmann, r. 1001
Twentieth
Joachimsen Margaret, bakery, loni Twentieth
Joanicut Louis, baths, 738 Pacific
Joaquiu Jackson, laborer, r. 324 Vallejo
•Job Frank, r. 519 Sacramento
Job Jane, widow, r. NW cor Kansas and Yuba
Job John, miner, r. Old People's Home
Job Peter, cook, r. .519 Sacraineuto
Jobie Henry, waiter F. Hampe, r. 435 Ivy Av
Jobling Alfred, laundrymau S. F. Laundry
Jobinann Julius, saloonkeeper, r. 810 .Mission
Jobson William G. (Burr Folding Bud Co.) r. 19
Hill
Jobst Matthias (Holler fc Jobst) r. 210 Herrmann
Jochim Adolph M., insurance broker, r. 314 Gough
Jock Joseph, barber, r. 1(>'20 Washington
Joel Jea rette, widow, r. 1208 Ellis
•loerden Louis carpenter, r. I6i0 Mason
Joerdens Henry, r. 373 Minna
Jofre Adelaide Miss, dressmaking, 611 Union
Jofre Eugenia Miss, dressm^iker, r. 611 Union
Jofre Mercedes Miss, dressmaker, r. Oil Union
Johaimes Charles, wire worker Cal. Wire Works, r.
530 Mission
Johannes Henry C, office clerk U. S. Mint, r. 317
Jones
Johannsen Christian, waiter, r. 434 Minna
Jnhannsen John, r. 52 Jessie
Johauuseu Peter, musician, r. 117 Cedar Av
Johansen Arne, laborer, r. 6 Perry
Johauseu Gustav, liquors and boarding, 7 Commer-
cial
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Assets, 54,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
HiCKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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JobanBen J., laborer, r. 32 Fourth
Johansen Joban P. C, seamttn. r. 12 Jackson
JoUanst-u John B., gripiuan Market St. BR., r. 1585
Valencia
Jobaueen Martin, seaman stmr Citj of Chester
JobauBen O., seainan stiur City of Chester
Jobausen Rudolph H., seaman, r. lit) Broadway
Jobansou Charles, laborer N. P. Jensen, r.209 Steuart
JobauHon Oustav E., teamster White Bros., r. au6>4
Hitch
Jobanson Henry, tanner, r. 1219 M Florida
Johanson Joel, tailor Hart Bros., r. 1(> Reed
Jobanson Lars P., coachman, r. Steiner, nr Union
Jobansou Victor, tanner, r. 1219 H Fl irida
Jobanson William, seaman, r. 2011 Dupont, rear
tS^ Jobanson. See Joliauusen and Johnson
Jobansflen Thomas, seam:in, r. 39 Pacific
Johansson Frank O., proptr Easton House, 407 Drumm
John Emil (John .t Zimiuermanu) r. Ii07 Baker
John Edward, painter, r. 28il California
John Henry, sailmaker, r. 8)4 John
John Heury, clerk Post Office, r. 1617 Clay
John James C, r. 1708 Broderick
John Louis (Lindemauu & John) r. 800 Sixth
John Samuel, lodgings, N£ cor Church and Seren-
teenth
John Swett Grammar School, Albert Lyser principal,
McAllister, bet Franklin and Oough
John Thomas, saloon keeper, r. 902 Montgomery
John William, importer, j.)bber and mnfr cigar- and
tobiicco, SW cor Grant Av and Post, r. 817 Polk
Jobii <S( Zimmerman n (Erail John and Robert
Zimmermuuui architects. 311 Phelan Bldg
Johndee John, cardriver, r. 209 Tehama
Jobnon Charles M., waiter, r. 53 Minna
Johns Arthur, student A. Vau Der Naillen, r. Alameda
Johns Charles, r. 7(12 Folsom
Johns Fanny E., widow, r. 1129 Buchanan
Johns Hugh M., bookkeeper, r. 1129 Buchanan
Johns John F.. miuer. r. 476 Eishth
Johns Thomas, groceries and liquors, NE cor Halght
and Octuvia r. 124 Haight
Johns William, manager Sierra Buttes Gold
Mining Co. (limited) 320 Sausome, room 16, r.
Alameda
Johns William L., hats and caps. 216 Fourth
Johnsen Albert, butcher, 1R45 Missiou
Jobn:ien Annie, domeKtic 8o3 Guerrero
Jobnsen August, wait r, r. 704M Miesinn
Johnsen Charles, carpenter, r. N s Humboldt, bet
Kansas and Vermont
Jobnsen Charles, teamster, r. 933 Fourth
Johnsen Frederick, hatter, r. 917 Fillmore
Jobnsen Gus, bedmaker Park Hotel
Jobnsen Henry, carpenter, r. 407 Tehama
Johansen John B., gripman Market St. RR., r. 1585
Viilencia
Johansen Karl, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 417
Third
Johnsen Nels, tanner, r. cor Servla and Dominica
Johnsen P., seaman stmr Mariposa
Jobnsen Peter, teamster Mi<helssen. Roth & Co., r.
Railroad Av, bet Bahama and Corea
Johnsen Reinhardt, r. 155 Perry
Jobnsen Theodore, waiter, r. 7 Stockton
Johnson A. Mrs., r. TIOM Tehama
Johnson A., cook stmr Coliina
Johnson A., engineer Moynihan fc Aitken
Johnson A., helper Union Box factory, r. Oakland
Johnson A. B., carpenter, r. 321) Fourth
Johnson Abiier B., blacksmith, r. 435 Pine
Johnson Adelbert, painter, r. 229 Eighth
Johnson Adolph, wireworker, r. 1904 Powell
Johnson Adolph. se.'vmnn stmr San Vicente
Johnson Agnes Miss, typewriter, r. 124 Golden Gate
Av
Johnson Albert, butcher, r. 1645 MlsMon
Johnson Albert, engineer, r. 1814 X Howard
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIEKMO-EI^ECXniC
RUSSIAN ail TURKISH UW
Also Medicalefl and Electric Batlis Giyen.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
WATER FILTERS,
ALL SIZES AND KINDS FOR FAUCETS.
Large Filterera with capacity for cleaning all wat«r
used in the house, simple and c^eap.
Plumber,
Established 1860. Telephone
505 Kearny Street,
Johnson Albert, expressman, r. 3">3H Minna
Johnson Albert, master schr Western Home
Johnson Albert, ship carpenter, r. 171 Ferry
Johnson Albert, stevedore, r. 553 ii Union
Johnson Albert, tinner, r. 825 Battery
Johnson Albert S., fireman Grocer and Country Mer-
chant, r. Eist Oakland
Johnson Alexander, janitor Nevada Block, r. 920
Sacramento
Johnson Alexander J., whitener James 0. Sellers, r.
1209 Ji B ish
Johnson Alfred, r. 2608 Folsom
Johnson Alfred (Johnson k Wahlby) r. 9 Broadway
Johnson Alfred, boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 148
Perry
Johnson Alfred, restaurant. SE cor Montgomery and
Pine
Johnson Alfred, salesman, r. 47 Clara
Johnson Alfred, seaman, r. 26 Sacramento
Johnson Alf ed, seaman, r. 116 Berry
Johnson Alfr.-d, shoemaker, r. 1225 Broadway
Johnson Alfred, waiter Palace Hotel, r. Ht7 Natoma
Johnson Alfred J., messenger South British Fire and
Marine Ins. Co., r. 929 Sacramento
Johnson Alfred L., driver, r. 126 Clara
Johnson Alice Mrs., liquor saloon, 302 Pacific
Johnson Alma, ironer La Grande Laundry
Johnson Alpbeus, seaman, r. 108 Steuart
Johnson A. M. Hn., teacher music, r. 213 Leayen-
worth
Johnson Andres, engineer, r. 528 Alabama
Johnson Andrew, r. 1819 Buchanan
Johnson Andrew, canvasser, r. 214 Linden At
Johnson Andrew, carpenter, r. 3j7 First, rear
Johnson .Andrew, latiorer, r. 521 Pacific
Johnson Andrew, laborer Cal. Sujjar Refinery, r. E g
Tennessee, bet Sierra and Nevada
Johnson Andrew, laborer P. Kelly, r. cor Wayland
and Holjoke, U. M. T.
Johnson Andrew, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Hand>
ley Hou^e
Johnson Andrew, liquor saloon, 29 Commercial
Johnson Andrew, liquor saloon. 214 Steuart
Johnson Andrew, mate schr Howard, r. North Pacific
Hotel
Johnson Andrew, tailor, r. 16 Thirteenth
Johnson Andrew, yard foreman Cal. Sugar BeOnery,
r. Kentucky House
Johnson Andrew F., restaurant, 10 Jickson
Johnson Andrew G., bedmaker, r. 871 Market
Johnson Andrew G,, carpenter, r. 412 Page
Johnson .Andrew M., salesman M. J. Flavin & Co., r.
13 Fulton
Johnson Ann M. Mrs., r. 230 Langtin
Johnson Annie, widow, r. 512 San -lose At
Johnson Annie Ms., r. OM People's Home
Johnson Annie M. Miss, teacher Golden Gate Primary
ScoooL r. 129 Turk
Johnson Anthony, furniture, r. 645 Folsom
Johnson Antmo, co<ik. r. 529 Filbert
Joh'ison A. P., Uhoret Pac. Rolling Mill
Johnson Arthur H.. r. 1>*07 Dupont
Johnson August, r. 510 Howard
Johnson August, coop''r. r. 008 Sixth
Johnson August, millhand Carmen Island Salt
Works, r. 241 Eighth
Johnson August, porter Geo. 0. Shreye k Co., r. 532 !i
Naioma
John.son Augusta Mrs., r. 817 Jessie
Johnson Auuusius, coachman. 917 Bush
Johnson Axel, machinibt N. W. Spaulding Saw Co., r.
12 Bowie Av
Johnson Axel, sawyer A. Waldstein, r. 525 SeTcnth
Johnson B. B.. r. 734 Folsom
JobnS'in Benjamin, longshoreman, r. 537 Mission
Johnson Benj.imin. teamster, r. 1814!^ Hyde
Johnson Bjnjamiu, teamster, SE cor Railroad Ay and
JfcTrini.lad
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W. W. Montague & Co.
Importers and Dealers In
ENQLISH AND AMKRIOAN
EncauKtif, tiluzed and Plain.
309. 311. 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Johnson Benjamin F., driver The Morgan Oyster Co.,
r. 2 Hunt
Johnson Benjamin F., teamster G. H. Kendall, r. 119
Valparaiso
Johnson Benjamin U., tailor, r. 243 Clara
Johnson Benjamin W. F., messenger U. S. Engineer's
Office, r. 734 Folsom
Johnson BeFsie M., laundress, r. 2011 Mission
Johnson Byron R., salesman Davis Bros., r. 512 De-
visadero ••
Johnson C, seaman stmr Los Angeles
Johnson Carl E., polisher Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 154
Tehama
Johnson Carl O., tailor, r. 1026 Hampshire
Johnson Caroline M., widow, r. 2705J^ Harrison
Johnson C. Clifford, patternmaker, r. 6 Waller
Johnson C. B.. carpenter, r. 320 Drumm
Johnson C. B., seaman, r. 116 Berry
Johnson Charles, r. 269 Minna
Johnson Charles, agent, r. 128M Seventh
Johnson Charles, blacksmith, r. 5 Middle
Johnson Charles, blacksmith, r. 3014 Fillmore
Johnson Charles, butcher, r. 213 Minna
Johnson Charles, butcher Brown & Draper, r. Vene-
zuela, bet Platte and Yazoo
Johnson Charles, coachman 834 Post
Johnson Charles, cook t.tmr Sau Jose
Johnson Charles, deckhand stmr City of Stockton
Johnson Charles, driver Samuel Poorman, r. 35 Bitch
Johnson Charles, expressman, r. 330 J4 Kltch
Johnson Charles, fireman, r. 922 Battery
Johnson Charles, laborer, r. 14 Washington
Johnson Charles, laborer, r. 1342 Market
Johnson Charles, laborer, r. W s Georgia, bet Sierra
and Shasta
Johnson Charles, laborer S. F: Bridge Co., r. Crystal
Hotel
Johnson Charles, liquor saloon, SE cor Jackson and
Drumm, r. 10 Washington
Johnson Charles, lumberman, r. W s McClellan, nr
Lincoln Av, B. H.
Johnson Charles, machinist, r. 270 First
John Charles, mate schr Mary and Ida
Johnson Charles, photograph operator D. Sewell, r.
15 Taylor
Johnson Charles, policeman, r. 709 Buchanan
Johnson Charles, roperaan John A. Roebllng'B Sons
Co.. r. 5 Lawrence PI
Johnson Charles, sailmaker, r. 324 Beale
Johnson Charles, seaman, r. 7 Commercial
Johnson Charles, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Johnson Charles, tanner, r. 1219 Florida
Johnson Charles, tanner A. B. Patrick, r. W s St.
John, bet Domiuico and Servia
Johnson Cl.arles, tanner A. Krieg. r. Franconia House
Johnson Charles, upholsterer, r. 621 California
Johnson Charles, waiter Palace Hotel
Johnson Charles, watchman, r. 14fi Shipley
Johnson Charles A., boxmaker, r. 837 Folsom
Johnson Charles A., boxmaker Hobbs. Wall & Co., r.
410 Grove
Johnson Charles A., dishwasher John L. Mill, r. 314
Sixth
Johnson Charles A., laborer, r. 10 St. Charles PI
Johnson Charles A., proptr Brunswick House, 148
Sixth
Johnson Charles A., variPtleg, 525 Castro
Johnson Charles B.. clerk Davis Bros., Bergmann &
Co., r. 36 Hoff Av
Johnson Charles B., master stmr Santa Rosa, r. 1001
1 Capp
, Johnson Charles F., lineman, r. 2826 Pine
, Johnson Charles P., potmaker S. F. and Pac. Glass
I Works, r. 329)4 Bitch
1 Johnson Charles G., clerk Peter Johnson, r. 2598
Howard
Johnson Charles H. (J. G. Johnson b Son) r. 34 Oak
Grove Av
Johnson Charles H., blacksmith, r. 1723 Webster
Johnson Charles H., engineer, r. 1518 Polk
Johnson Charles J., carpenter M. & A. Hansen, r. 12
Humboldt
Johnson Charles J., harnessmaker, r. 2826 Pine
Johnson Charles K., carpenter, r. 46 Jessie
Johnson Charles M., foreman Truckee Lumber and
Box Mnfg Co., r. 8 s Beaver, bet Noe and Castro
Johnson Charles M., photographer, r. 107354 Market
Johnson Charles M., porter, r. 55 Minna
Johnson Charles N. miner, r. 325 Minna
Johnson Charles O., driver H. Gray & Co., r. 641 Sac-
ramento
Johnson Charles W., janitor St. Ann's Bldg, r. 108
Second
Johnson Charlotte, widow, r. 28 Stone
Johnson Chauncey M., policeman, r. 502 Ninth
Johnson Christ, repacker A. F. Evans & Co. r. Ber-
keley
Johnson Christian, coalpasser stmr San Jose
Johnson Christian, mate bark Memnon
Johnson Christian, stevedore r. 240 Greenwich, rear
Jobnson Christian E., cabinetmaker, r. 128 Eighth
John.«on Christian T., carpenter, r. 128 Eighth
Johnson Christopher, cook, r. 319 Jessie, rear
Johnson Christopher. ironerLa Grande Laundry
Johnson Christopher, seaman, r. 28 Clay
Johnson D. A., r. 2138 Mission
Johnson Columbia, waiter, r. 38 Stone
Johnson David, compositor Report, r. 209 Waller
Johnson David J. (Johnson & Carlson) r. 404 Har-
rison
Johnson D. C, clerk Huntington, Hopkins k Co., r.
438 Geary
Johnson D. W., upholsterer Indianapolis Furniture
Co.. r. 86 Ninth
Johnson Edward, assistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 1 Delta PI
Johnson Edward, master schr Howard, r. 517 J^ Union
Johnson Edward, clerk Leon Willard, r. 523)4 Geary
Johnson Edward, fitter Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.
1713 Leavenworth
Johnson Edward, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. E B
Mississippi, bet Solano and Mariposa
Johnson Edward, seaman stmr Madrona, r. 10 Com-
mercial
Johnson Edward, tailor, 515 Geary
Johnson Edward A., r. 5 Lawrence PI
Johnson Edward F., longshoreman, r. 502)4 Broadway
Johnson Edward J., framemaker Sanborn, Vail & Co.,
r. 11 Sonora
Johnson Edward McA., clerk V. S. Railway Mall Ser-
vice, r. 214 Francisco
Johnson Edwin, tailor Sanders & Johnson, r. Oakland
Johnson Edwin O., collector State Board Harbor Com-
missioners, r. 101 V Van Ness Av
Johnson E. E. Mrs., r. 816 Sutter
Johnson Eli R., porter Wheaton & Luhrs, r. 7)j
Langton
Johnson Eliza, widow, r. 823 Valencia
Johnson Eliza Mrs., janitress Starr King Primary
School, r. 225 Filbert
Johnson Eliiabeth, widow, r. 3 Scotland
Johnson Elizabeth, widow, r. 18C7 Dupont
Johnson Elizabeth, widow, r. E s Tennessee, bet
Sierra and Nevada
Johnson Ellis C, clerk Starr & Co., r. 113 Larkln
Johnson Emanuel, millhand r. 217 Second
Johnson Emma, widow, r. 49 Jessie
Johnson Emma R. Mrs., r. 606 Montgomery
Johnson Eric, wireworker, r. 5 Lawrence PI
Johnson Ernest, baker, r. 492 Eighth
Johnson Ernest, laborer, r. 9 Oak Grove Av, rear
Johnson Francis, cook, r. 317 Geary
Johnson Francis, lamplighter, and extraman Engine
No. 9, r. 324 Beale
Johnson Francis L., bagmakerBlake,Hoffitt & Towne,
r. 214 Linden Av
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ON THE PAOIFIO COAST.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
KKXT ABOVK FALACB HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Uanufacturers of Show CasM
and Store Fixtures.
31 MarM St
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Johnson Frank, boarding and lodRing, 409 Drumm
Johnson Frank, carpenter, r. lOlit Market
Johnson Frank, cooper E. Armstrong, r. 1 Boston PI
Johnson Frank, laborer Cal. Sugar Beflnery, r. E e
MichiRan, bet Shasta and Sierri, rear
Johnson Frank, laborer Piic. Rolling Mill, r. '.
Louisiana, bet Shasta and Naps
Johnson Frank, laborer D. S. Marine Hospital
Johnson Frank, psperhanger, r. lH Farren Av
Johnson Frank, porter Shcrifl'3 Office, r. 1105 Taylor
Johnson Frank C., inBtrmneut repairer Kohler &
Chase, r. 1 Delta PI
Johnson Frank H., cook, r. 871 Market
Johnson Frank O., longshoreman, r. 84 Natoma
Johnson Frank S. (Wni. T. Coleman & Co. and Ben-
ner & Co.) r. San Rafael
Johnson Frederick, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. 1
Boston PI
Johnson Frederick, bartender Voss & Geertz, r. E 8
Kentucky, bet Sierra and Napa
Johnson Frederick, cabinetmaker, r. 1.54 Tehama
Johnson Frederick, carpenter S. F. Bridge Co., r.
Kentucky House
Johnson Frederick, engraver, r. 2 Cleaveland
Johnson Frederick, laborer, r. 7 Mission
Johnson Frederick, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
E 8 Tennessee, bet Sierra and Napa
Johnson Frederick, musician, r. 550 M Natoma
Johnson Frederick, tailor, r. 6 Jane PI
Johnson Frederick C. clerk Simpson Bros., r. 21
Hawthorne
Johnson Frederick S., salesman J. C. Johnson & Co.,
r. 1721 Jackson
Johnson Frederick T., clerk Subsistence dept U. 8.
A., r. Oakland
Johnson F. W., hostler Sutter St. RE.
Johnson G., watertender stmr City of New York
Johnson Gabriel P., engineer Geary St. RR., r. 3 Point
Lobos Av
Johnson George, r. 26 Turk
Johnson George, r. 1513 Pierce
Johnson George, accountant, r. 2504 Washington
Johnson George, cook, r. 517 Mission
Johnson George, decorator, r. 1551 }i Market
Johnson George, drayman, r. 121 Langton
Johnson George, lather, r. 120 Fourth
Johnson George, pilot, office 506 Battery, room 9, r.
732 Shotwell
Johnson George, weigher, r. 324 Beale
Johnson George A., Attorney-General State of
California, chambers 121 Post. r. Sacramento, Cal.
Johnson George C, letter carrier Post Office, r. 1305 )i
Polk
Johnson George D., teamster R. Tiernan & Co., r. 732
Capp, rear
Johnson George W., paperhanger, r. 2207 J^ Mission
Johnson George W., engineer, r. 2705M Harrison
Johnson Gilbert Mrs., r. 1567 M Market
Johnson G. T. Mrs., widow, r. 2116 Howard
Johnson Gustav, carpenter, r. 762 Howard
Johnson Gustav, teamster Thomas D. Riley & Co., r.
255 East
Johnson Gustave, carpenter, r. 631 M Stevenson
Johnson Gustavus M., laborer, r. 1806 Folsom
Johnson N., seamsn stmr Alex. Duncan
Johnson H. fc Co. (Henry Johnson and George Thomp-
son) coffee saloon, 3i5 Drumm
Johnson Hallie Mrs., r. 433 Golden Gate Av
Johnson Hannah, widow, r. 3G20 Sacramento
Johnson Hans P., shoemaker, r. 21H Austin
Johnson Harry, clerk Hulse, Bradford & Co., r. 710
O'Farrell
Johnson Harry, laborer, r. 14 Prescott
Johnson Harry, master schr Gualala, office 316 Steu-
art
Johnson Harry, printer, r. 311 Sutter
Johnson Harry D., polisher Thomas Day & Co. (lim-
ited) r. 214 Linden Av
FRATINGER & CO.
Fine Dressmaking
105 KEARISTY STREET.
CAST IRON PIPE-
GAS and "WATER PIPE
And FITTINGS of all Sizes.
w.
Plumber,
Established 1800.
E, LANE,
505 Kearny Street.
Telephone 316.
Johnson Henry (Ank.-r k Johnson) r. 713 ValKjo
Johnson Henry (H. Johnson & Co.) r. 118 Ji Washing-
ton
Johnson Hf>nry, bellman American Exchange Hotel
Johnson Henry, master stmr Whitesboro, r. 138J4
Silver
Johnson Henry, carpenter, r. 407 Tehama
Johnson Henry, carpenter, r. 1934 Jessie
Johnson Henry, dairy produce and groceries, 1045
Howard
Johnson Henry, gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1426 Califor-
nia
Johnson Henry, restaurant, 639 Kearny, r. 713 Vallejo
Johnson Henry, physician, 119 Stockton
Johnson Henry, longshoreman, r. 3 Wheelock PI
Johnson Henry, sailmaker, r. 906 Market
Johnson Henry, seaman, r. 9 Broadway
Johnson Henry, tanner Poetsch & Peterson, r. 1912 X
Florida
Johnson Henry, teacher dancing, r. 1021 Clay
Johnson Henry D., fruits, 46 Seventh
Johnson Henry F., cook, r. 869 Market
Johnson Herman, seaman, r. 28 Clay
Johnson H. F. Mrs., r. 523 M Geary
Johnson Hjalmar O. W., seaman, r. 7 Commercial
Johnson Howard J., bosmaker Chas. W. Weston, r.
2510 H Mission
Johnson Howard R., journalist, r. 1707 Octavia
Johnson H. Perkins, bookkeeper, r. 213 Leavenworth
Johnson Hugh M., carpenter M. k A. Hansen, r. 673
Minna
Johnson Ida Miss, r. 1037 5j Market
Johnson Ira S., salesman Peixotto & Silverman, r. 6
Waller
Johnson Isaac, ironworker Union Iron Works, r. 8E
cor Illinois and Lena'Pl
Johnson Isaac E., candymaker Wm. Townsend, r. 11
Grand Av
Johnson Israel G., salesman, r. 930 Market
Johnson J., longshoreman, r. 13 Decatur
Johnson J., seaman stmr Mexico
Johnson J., seaman stmr Geo. W. Elder
Johnson Jacob, longshoreman, r. 306 Fremont
Johnson Jacob C. {J. C. Johnson i Co.) r. 1620 Cali-
fornia
Johnson James (McDonogh & Johnson) r. 1112 Powell
Johnson James, carpenter, r. 2825 Clay
Johnson James, compositor Report
Johnson James, cook, r. 347 Jessie
Johnson James, dishwasher r. 639 Mission
Johnson James, driver M. DeWitt k Co., r. 112 Fourth
Johnson James, longshoreman, r. 31 Clarence PI
Johnson James, longshoreman, r. 225 Filbert
Johnson James, painter S. P. Co., r. 624 Fourth
Johnson James, teamster Am. Sugar Refinery
Johnson James Jr. (McDonogh & Johnson) r. 1112
Powell
Johnson James A., attorney at law, r. 1707 Octavia
Johnson James A., teamster, r. 11 Grand Av
Johnson James B., patternmaker, r. 6 Waller
Johnson James B. Jr., carpet beater, r. 6 Waller
Johnson James C, laborer, r. 266 Brannan
Johnson James E., clerk, r. 112 Fourth
Johnson James E., merchandise, r. 103 Devisadero
Johnson James G., carpenter, r. Cable House
Johnson James H., shoemaker, r. 101 Minna
Johnson James H., with John H. Byrnes, r. 2510Ji
Mission
Johnson James O., bookkeeper, r. 926 Pine
Johnson James W., carpenter, r. 402 Broadway
Johnson Jane, widow, r. 328 Valley
Johnson J. C, third officer stmr San Bias
Jolinson J. C. & Co. (Jacob C. and John M.John-
son) importers and manufacturers harness and
saddlery and dealers leather and saddlery hard-
ware, 12-14 Pine
Johnson Jennie Mrs., liquor iiloon, 106 Jackson
Johnson Jeremiah V., molder, r. 1218 Folsom
JOHN HAMMOND
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CAR WORKS
Mannfactnrer of erery de»«ription of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
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Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
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Johnson J. F., cigarinaker C. R. Thrane, r. 729 Cali-
fornia
JohnBon J. G. &Son (Joaiah G. and Charles H. John-
Bon) wholesalt' butchers, S b Honduras, bet Ken-
tucky and Susquehanna
Johnson J. Halvet, tlcUet auditor Qoodall, Perkins &
Co.. r 411 Buchanan
Johnson Johan D., r. 2598 Howard
Johnson Johaun G., cigars and tobacco, 329 East, r.
10 Washington
Johnson Johunna Mrs., r. 704 Folsom
Johnson John, r. 2ii6 Brannan
Johnson John, r. 2425 Post
Johnson John, r. Corea, nr Penobscot
Johnson John (Johnson A; Co.) r. Oakland
Johnson John, barber, 1 Fifth, r. 8 Grove
Johnson John, bartender, r. 405 Kearny
Johnson John, boot treer Porter, blessinger k Co., r.
25 Glover
Johnson John, bricklayer Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r.
17 Johnson Av
Johnson John, carpenter, r. 1934 Jessie
Johnson John, carpenter, r. 411 Pacific
Johnson John, cook. r. 911 Jones
Johnson John, deckhand stmr James M. DoDshna
Johnson John, farmer, r. 320 Drumm
Johncon John, finisher, r. 2.'i98 Howard
Johnson John, horsedealer, r. 73'.> Folsom
Johnson John, laborer, r. 1330 Church
Johnson John, laborer Pioneer White Lead Works, r.
354 Jessie
Johnson John, laborer Somcm ft Healey
Johnson John, lanipll«hter, r. 2318 Post
Johnson John, laundryman, r. 17 Treat At
Johnson John, liquor saloon, 6 Jackson
Johnson John, longshoreman, r. 3 Zoe PI
Johnson John, master mariner, r. 362 Third
Johnson John, seuman, r. 7 Commercial
Johnson John, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Johnson John, seaman achr Western Home, r. All
Drumm
Johnson John, sawfiler, r. 2425 Post
Johnson John, stevedore, r. 210 First
Johnson John, shoemaker. 127 X Second
Johnson John, stairbuilder Thomas Wyatt, r, 228
Clara
Johnson John A., cook stmr City of Chester
Johnson John C, news editor C.iU, r. 603 Taylor
Johnson John C, seaman, r. 2(i3 East
Johnson John D., cooper Kudolph Armstrong, i
Boston PI
Johnson John E., gardener, r. 438 Bryant
Johnson John F., coff.'e saloon, 12 Clay
Johnson John F., gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 154
Tehama
Johnson John F., seaman stmr San Vicente, r. 10
Commercial
Johnson John H., master mariner, r. 2003 Taylor
Johnson John I., gaafltter, r. 412 Laguna
Johnson John L., cigars and tobacco, 916 Kearny, r.
Alameda
Johnson John M.(J. C. Johnson ft Co.)r. 1721 Jackson
Johnson John M., clerk Edwin Pape, r. 5UJ4 Bran-
nan
Johnson John S (Girvin * Johnson) r. Oakland
Johnson John S., shipiarpenter, r. Dry Dock
Johns'n John T., sawyer Cal. Cigar Box Co., r. W b
Miohignn, bet Shasta and Sierra
Johnson John W., dentist Gustavus A. Cbtlstensen,
r. 827 Ntni teeuth
Johnson John W., oiler, r. Lake Merced
Johnson Joseph, laborer Steiger & Kerr, r. 512 How-
ard
Johnson Joseph, molder, r. 535 Howard
JOHNSON JOSEPH A. .i^n «„d
— ■ house puiiiter, 517 California, r. 1910
Ala son
Johnson Joseph M. (Longley ft Johnson) r. 404 Post
Johnson Joseph M., commercial traveler Frank Bros.,
r. 1«27 Market
Johnson Josliuu h'., r. 1644 Market
Johnson Jo!<iah G. (J. G. Johnson & Son) r. 32 Oak
Grove Av
JohnKon J. R., traveling salesman Braunschwelger k
Co., r. Genoa. Nev.
Johnson Julia Miss, compositor Palmer & Bey, r. 138
Eighth
Johnson J. W., carpenter, 1402 Stockton, r. Golden
Eagle Hotel
Johnson J. W., laborer A. Sntro, r. 20!) Leidesdorff
Johnson K., boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mill
Johnson K. , gripman Sutter bt. RK., r. 605 Natoms
Johnson Kalherine, widow, r. 4 Auburn
Johnson Lambei t, maftressmakerPuc.Springand Mat-
tress Co., r. 2016 Folsom
Johnson Lawrence, carriagemaker, r. 6 Dehone
Johnson Lawrence, upholbterer John Hoey, r. cor
Sixth and Minna
Johnson Lizzie, widow, r. SW cor Sierra and Indians
Johnson Louis, engineer, r. 2004 Dupout
Johnson Louis F., carpenter, r. 427 Green
Johnson Lovell R., actor, r. 905 Market
Johnson Mabel, ironer U. S. Laundry
Johnson Margaret, widow, r. 550)4 Natoma
Johnson Marie J. Miss, teacher -Shotwell Street Pri-
mary School, r. 124 Golden Gate Av
Johnson Mark M. (Hegler, Johnson & Co.) r. Oak-
land
Johnson Martin, laborer John Reynolds, r. cor Army
and San Bruno Road
Johnson Martin, dairyman, cor Hamilton snd Way-
land, U. M. T.
Johnson Martin, oiler Union Iron Works, r. 161T
Church
Johnson Martin, waiter, r. 514J4 Brannan
Johnson Mary Miss, cook Infants' Shelter
Johnson Mary Mrs., r. 362 Third
Johnson Mary Mrs., lo<lglng8, 309 Third
Johnson Mai y Mrs., lodgings, 739 Folsom
Johnson Mary, widow, r. 39 Minna
Johnson Mary, widow, r. 412 Laguna
Johnson M. C. Mrs., widow, r 1425 Valencia
Johnson Matthias, coffee saloon, 221 Kearny, r. 1319
Mason
Johnson Millard F., driver Omnibus RR., r. 764 Fol-
som
Johnson N., tanner Norton Tanning Co.
Johnson Nathaniel W., porter Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
327 Market
Johnson Nellie Mrs., r. 17 Geneva
Johnson Nellie M. Mrs., widow, r. 102 Bartlett
Johnson Nels P., tailor, r. 7 August Alley
Johnson Niels, teamster, r. 227 Tenth
Johnson Nils, carpenter, r. 1934 Jessie
Johnson Nils, hostler Central RR., r. 1316 Lavirel At
Johnson Nils, laundryman La Grande Laundry
Johnson Nils G.. saloonkeeper, r. W s Illinois, bet
Sierra and Nevada
Johnson Niles S., mate stmr City of Stockton, r. 1136
Folsom
Johnson Nils P., cutter O. W. Nordwell, r. Oakland
Johnson N. P., deckhand, r. 506 Folsom
Johnson O. R.. cleik, r. 400 Geary
Johnson Oliver, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Johnson Oliver, seaman r. 37 South Park
Johnson Oliver 8., painter, r. S s Twenty-fifth, bet
Dolores and Church
Johnson Olof, carpenter, r. 228 Clara, rear
Johnson Olof, mariner, r. 9 Pacific
Johnson Olof, wire ropemaker Cal. Wire Works, r.
1904 Powell
Johnson Olif, laborer John Smith, r. Ahlborn House
Johnson Orrlck, collector Board State Hart)or Com-
missioners, r. 10154 Van Ness Av
Johnson Oscar, deckhand stmr Bullion
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Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,551,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SEZT017, A^ Mjnger.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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Jobnson Oscar, seaman, r. 320 Drumm
Johnsou Oscar E., bookkeeper E. A. Fargo Jt Co., r.
700 California
Johnson Oscar S.. salesman Will & Finck, r.30 Bying-
tou
Johnson Otis W., canvasser, r. B36 Commercial
Joiinson Otto (Kofode & Johnson) r. 2645 Mission
Johnson Otto, cl^rk, r. i'H Broadway
Johnson Otto, driver, r. 641 Sacramento
Johnson Otto, Rroceries, NE cor Broadway and
Kearny, r. 10.)5)4 Vallejo
Johnson Otto H., letter carrier Post Office, r. S b
Falkland, bet St. John and Tombiabee
Johnson Otto J. H., clerk, r. 1005 }4 Vallejo
Johnson Owen R., r. 518 Ellis
Johnson P., carpenter, r. 160;JH Dnpont
Johnson Patrick, laborer S. F. Curdage Factory
Johnson Patrick W., salesman Davis Bros., r. 13 Ful-
ton
Johnson Pedro, lumberman, r. 32 Clinton
Johnxon Peter, r. 266 Brannan
Johnson Peter (Sanders i Johnson) r. 2831 Folsom
Johnson Peter, b«gmaker Blake, Mofiltt b Towne, r.
214 Linden Av
Johnson Peter, carpenter, r. 1610 West Mission
Johnson Peter, groceries and liquors, 2598 Howard
Johnson Peter, machinist L. P. Garcin & Son, r. 15
Kitch
Johnson Peter, painter, r. 922 Battery
Johnson Peter, real estate, r. 214 Francisco
Johnson Peter, restaurant, 78;^ Market, r. 215 Ji O'Far-
rell
Johnson Peter, roofer, r. 101 Minna
Jotinson Peter, seaman, r. 46 Everett
Johnson Peter, seaman, r. 112 H Jackson
Johnson Peter, seaman, r. 127 Folsom
Johnson Peter, seaman, r. 415 East
Johnson Peter, seaman stmr Umatilla, r. 160 Steuart
Johnson Peter, tailor, r. 28J1 Folsom
Johnson Peter, teamster, £s BailroadAv, bet Bahama
and Corea
Johnson Peter, liquor saloon, cor Twenty-fourth and
Bryant At, r. 2603 Bryant At
Johnson Peter A., liquor saloon, 812 Eearny, r. 827
Montgomery
Johnson Peter A., liquor saloon, 8W cor Fourth »nd
Braunan, r. 5 Frt^elon
Johnson Peter A., seaman, r. 1819 Stockton
Johnson Peter C, paper carrier, r. V210 Bush
Johnson Peter G., engineer stmr Gipsy, r. 1110 Mont-
gomery
Johnson Peter J., stone cutter McLennan & Redmond,
r. 348 Fourth
Johnson Peter P. O., plumber, r. 2598 Howard
Johnson Peter W., laborer S. F. Bridge Co., r. Crystal
Hotel
Johnson Pleasant W., clerk, r. 16 Ellis
Johnson R., seaman stmr Aucon
Johnson Rasmus, salesman, r. 636 Commercial
Johnson Reinhsrdt, r. 155 Perry
Johnson Richard, carpenter, r. 615 Powell
Johnson Robert, r. 113(j Howard
Johnson Robert, bookkeeper, r. 716 Church
Johnson Robert, longsUoreman, r. 2017 Dupont, rear
Johnson Robert, teamster W.m J. Adams, r. 337 Tenth
Johuson Robert C, capitalist, r. 605 O'Furrell
Johnson Robert J., tish, 92-93 Cal. Market, r. 522
Stockton
Johnson Robert M., r. 1030 Capp
Johnson Robert Z., carpenter, r. 615 Powell
Johuson Itoger, attorney at law. r. 1832 Filbert
Johnson Rose, widow, r. 605 Ellis
Johnson Rosie, widow, r. 130 Second
Johuson R. P. Mrs., r. 145 Ellis
Johnson Samuel, r. 708 Post
Johuson Samuel, bargeman, r. 330 Ritch
Johnson Samuel, conductor Geary St. RR., r. 1602
Geary
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERMO-FT.r.rTRIC
RUSSIAN M TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Bails Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
LEAD PIPE. SOLDER, TIN
AND SHEET LEAD.
I^ead Work of nil kinds well done.
Plumber, 503 Kearny Street.
Established 1860.
Telephone 315.
Johnson Samuel, inventor, r. 2016 Folsom
Johnson Samuel, stevedore, r. 807 Kearny
Jo'iusou Sainu-1 E., engineer, r. 139 Dore
Johuson Samuel P., fireman S. F. Soap and Candle
Co.
Johnson Samuel R., bookbinder, r. 2016 Folsom
Johnson Samuel W., porter, r. 127 Second
Johnson 8. E. Mrs., r. 903 Sutter
Johnson Selina Mrs., dressmaker, r. 213 Eleventh
Johnson Semon T., purst-r, r. 914 Clay
Johnson Shirley A., carpenter, r. 129 Turk
Johnson Simon, laborer, r. 830 Ritch
Johnson Siven, carriagemaker, r. 946 Harrison
Johuson S J. Mrs., r. 712 Hyde
Johuson Stephen, r. 563 Howard
Johuson Stephen, dishwasher, r. 613 Davis
Johnson Sumner Mrs., principal Flora Sharon Frea
Kindergarten, r. 71U O'Farrell
Johnson S. W., seaman, r. 263 East
Johnson Sylvester P., euijineer, r. 395 Ninth
Johnson 'l'., waiter Lyons fc RIordan, r. 5»7 Mission
John^ou Theodore, brass finisher, r. West At, nr
Mission Road
Johuson Theodore, seaman, r. 909 Capp
Johnson Tliomas, butcher, r. 142 Eij^hth
Johnson Thomas, driver Bertin & Lepori, r. Oakland
Johnson Thomas laborer, r. NE cor Larkin and Bay
Johnson Thomas, millhand, r. 615 Folsom
Johnson Thomas, porter American Exchange Hotel
Johnson Thi>ma«, porter, r. 60 Annie
Johuson Thomas, sawfiler, r. 315 Green
Johnson TUomas, teamster, r. 16 51 Hyde
Johnson Thomas C, clerk A. Crawford & Co., r. 431
Oak
Johnson W., r. 327 Montgomery At
Johnson Waiter, tinner Aud-^rsoQ * Tallon. r. 34 Turk
Johuson Walter J., clerk Lebenbaum Bros., r. 2211
Larkin
Johnson William, belmaker What Cheer House
JohnsoQ WilHum, bntrher J. G. Johnson fc Son, r. W
8 Riilroad Av, bet Minitnba and Dominica
Johnson William eugiueer Sprin;{ Valley \V. W„ r.
Ocean House Road, ur Farley's Corner
Johnson William, laundryman, r. 5i2 Valencia
Johnson William, longshoreman, r. 112 Alta
Johuson William, messenger Auglo-Califoruian Bink,
r. Oikland
Johnson William, porter Wheeland k Collins, r. 36
Sacramento
Johnsou William, public weigher Washington Street
Wharf, r. 31 Madison Av
Johnsou William, second officer stmr Sin Pablo
Johuson William, stonecutter, r. «0i)4 Natoma
Johnsou William, wirt-worker. r. 92 i^ Natoma
Johuson William A. B., salesman Fratinger & Co's
Cloak and Suit Hoas^. r. 3U M mtgomery
Johns )u William B.. stock broker, r. 7(H Pine
Johnson William C, helper BetU Spring Co., r. 560 5<
Natoma
Johnson William C, insurance solicitor, r. IOOjX
Valleio
Johnson William C, longshoreman, r. 32 Tehama
Johnsou William C, machinist, r. 931 \j Eighteenth
Johnson William D , salesman Keane Bros., r. 227
Geary
Johnsou William F., piper carrier, r. 120 Turk
Johuson William G. Mrs., fnrntshed rooms, 549 ATinna
Johuson William G., waiter Ravn & Christcsen, r. 5»»
Minna
Johnson William H., mate schr Charles Hanson, r.
263 Eiist
Johuson William H., phvsician, 4a Fourth
Johnson William H.. with Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 97 Silver
Johnson William J., clerk, r. 20 Natoma
J..hns(m William J., painter, r. 423 Franklin
Jobn-on William M . carpenter aud builder, 1713
Sacramento, r. 1707 Sacramento
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
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a Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Johnson William P., Beoretary California Paper Co.,
320 Sansome, room 57, r. Oakland
Johnson \Yilliam P., inspector Custom House, r. 1819
Buchanan
Johnson William R. (Rojas k Johnson) r. W s Rail-
road Av, bet Corea and Marquesas
Johnson William R. A., purchasing agent P. M. SS.
Co., r. S.MO Fillmore
Johnson William S. (Cuitis, Dixon & Co.) r. 801 Pine
Johnson William S., way bill clerk Wells, Fargo & Co.,
r. 17U Clay
Johnson Willoughby W., insurance agent, r. 1610 Polk
Johnson W. M. N.. clerk freight auditors office S. P.
Co., r. 1130 Market
Jolinson W. P. , deputy Attorney-General, State
of California, chambers 121 Post, r. Sacramento,
Cal
Johnson & Carlson (David J. Johnson and Gustav H.
Carlson) mnfrs baskets, 39M Fnmont
Johnson & Co. (John Johnson) real estate agents, 425
Montgomery
Johnson & Wahlby (Alfred Johnson and Louis
Wahlby) liquor saloon, 617 Davis
K^ Johnson. See Jansen, Janssen, Janeon, Jenson
and Jonson
Johnson's Bulldlnp, O. Livermore agent, 120 Sutter
Johnston A., r. 1415J^ Van Ness Av
Johnston Albert, clerk, r. 219 Fourth
Johnston Alexander, iron-worker, r. cor Sierra and
Louisiana
Johnston Alice, seamstress, r. 25 Glover
Johnston Andrew, dyer, r. 34 Hayes
Johnston Antone, yardman Union Iron Works
Johnston B. C. yardman Union Iron Works
Johnston Charles, cook Vanonio & Cuneo, r. 85
Everett
Johnston Charles G., r. 121 Capp
Johnston Charles G., deputy Coroner, r. 918 Broad-
way
Johnston Charles, laundryman Lick Laundry, r. 914
Montgomery Av
Johnston Charles H. C, laborer, r. 22 Glover
Johnston Clara M. Miss, principal Fairmount Primary
School, r. 121 Capp
Johnston Daniel, butcher, r. 604 Pine
Johnston Daniel, clerk, r. 408 Laguna
Johnston David, cabinetmaker, r. 107 Grove
Johnston Edgar, r. 517 J^ Union
Johnston Edward, shoemaker V. W. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 121 Lily Av
Johnston Eugene W., blacksmith, r. 124 Jnlian Av
Johnston Elizabeth, bakery, 203 Second
Johnston Frank, driver, r. 13 Lysttt PI
Johnston Frank H., master stmr San Bias, r. 1306 Fol-
Fom
Johnston Fred, clerk Cal. Sugar Rt-finery, r. 104 Hyde
Johnsti n Frederick, teamster, r. 745 Tehama
Johnston George, salesman Philip Kennedy & Co., r.
742 Minna
Johnston George A., commercial traveler W. B. Wll-
shlre * Co., r. 1513 Pierce
Johnston George B., clerk Frank Buxton i Co., r. 771
Harrison
Johnfton George T., plumber, r. 905 Shotwell, rear
Johnston Harry J., clerk Cope S B>>yd, r. 225 Filbert
JfjhnHton Helen, widow, r. 9 South Park
Johnston Henry, seaman, r, 313 Pacific
Johnston Henry, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 107 Grove
Johnston I., yardman Union Iron Works
Johnston Isaiah D., spinner Pac. Fringe Factory, r.
S 6 Santa Clara, bet Connecticut and Missouri
Johnston James, carpenter, 1910 Fillmore, r. 2825
Clay
Johnston James, helper Cal. Sugar Refinerv, r. 544J4
Natoma
Johnston James, plumbing and tinning, 1755 Mleeion.
r. 22 Oak Grove Av
Johnston James, teamster, r. 1014 Pacific
Johnston James A., salesman Peixotto b Silverman,
r. Ahlborn House
Johnston James B., cook, r. 347 Jessie
Johnston Jameg D.. general agent, r. S 6 Santa Clara,
bet Connecticut and Missouri
Johnston Jane A. Miss, r. 1.332 Broadway
Johnston J. Archibald, hatter M. Meussdorffer, r.l610
Stockton
Johnston Jennie Miss, teacher Sanchez Street Primary
School, r. 121 Capp
Johnston Jeremiah, porter Dunham, Carrigan & Co.,
r. Oakland
Johnston John, gasfltter, r. 412 Laguna
Johnston John, marble cutter Ruffiuo & Bianchi, r.
430 Ninth
Johnston John, plumber Enrlpht & Co., r.2008Larkin
Johnston John, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Johnston John, shoemaker, r. 25 Glover
Johnston John, laborer 8. F. Planing Mill, r.29 Garden
Johnston John, steward, r. 537 Sacramento
Johnston John, watchman Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
Sierra, nr Michigan
Johnston John F., foreman James Tomklnson, r. 309
Third
Johnston John M., r. 14 Washington
Johnston John P. (Bradley & Johnstoni r. 517 Leav-
enworth
Johnston Joseph, with Buckingham & Hecht, r. 535
Howard
Johnston Joseph, longshoreman, r. 116 Jasper Alley
Johnston Joseph, machinist, r. ('.55 Harrison
Johusttn Joseph, molder, r. 512 Howard
Johnston Joseph F., r. 1434 Valencia
Johnston Joseph N., student, r. 1618 Geary
Johnston Louis W., master mariner r. 814 Valencia
Johnston Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 530 Natoma
Johnston Mary, widow, r.KW cor Butte and Tennessee
Johnston Mary H., widow, r. 1310 Jackson
Johnston Patrick J., plumber Enright & Co., r. 200»
Larkin
Johnston Peter, engineer Commercial Steam Power
Works, r. :h32 Green
Johnston Phabe Mrs., r. 1230 Valencia
Johnston R. Mrs., widow, r. 605 Ellis
Johnston Rebecca Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1910 Polk
Johnston Richard T. (Johnston & Co.) r. 107 Grove
Johnston Robert, machinist, r. 1717 Larkin
Johnston Robert H. (W. H. Bookstaver & Co.) r. 208
Second
Johnston Samuel, blacksmith Union Iron Works, r,
N s Sierra, bet Georgia and Michigan
Johnston Samuel, clerk W. B. Sumner & Co., r. 802
Jones
Johnston Thomas Mrs., r. 25 Glover
Johnston Thomas, cooper, r. 949 Bryant
Johnston Thomas, hatter, r. 618 California
Johnston Thomas J. P,, foreman Cubery & Co., r. 335
Clementina
Joliiistnn Thomag W. , secretary San Fiancisco
and Nc-rth Pacific Railroad Co. and Sonoma Val-
ley Railroad Co., office 410 Mission, r. 435 Geary
Johnston William, carpenter, r. 905 Shotwell, rear
Johnston William, farmer, r. IH Bond
Johnston William, laborer, r. 120 Eugenia
Johnston William, optician S. F. Standard Optical
Co., r. 107 Grove
'Johnston William , quartermaster stmr Santa Rosa,.
r. 612 Buchanan
Johnston William, second officer stmr San Pablo, p.
32 South Park
Johnston William, stonecutter McClennan & Red-
mond
Johnson William C, longshoreman, r. 32 Tehama,
rear
Johnston William D.. physician and prof essor chem-
istry Cooper Medical College, office 514 Kearny,
r. 3006 California *
WINDOW_SHADE$.
Plain, Fringed, Decorated and Embroidered Shades
made to order in any size or style.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MAEKET STREET,
SEIT ABOTB PAXACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Martet SI
en IDCr CYTDA riDYi Oi most delicate flavor and the only true) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO..
LbLirOL CA I nA Un 1 \ champagne produced intheUmted states. ) 530 WASHINOTOS STESET.
JOH
661
JON
Johnston William E., druggist, r. 739 Green
Johnston William H., laborer Pac. Roiling Mill, r.
Haudley House
Johnston William H., physician, ofiBce 48 Fourth, r.
16 Sherman
JohuBtou William J., bartender, r. 20 Natoma
Johnston William R. (Johustou & Co.) r. 107 Grove
Johnston W. J, clerk auditiug dept Wells, Fargo ft
Co., r. East Oakland
Johnston & Co. ( William R. and Richard T. Johnston)
photographic printers, 850 Market
Johnstone Benjamin, teamster J. G. Johnson k Son,
r. cor Railroad Av and Trjuidad
Johnstone Charles S., oysterman M. B. Moraghan, r.
33254 Ritch
Johnstone Ezra McD., clerk general passenger and
ticket agent 8. P. Co., r. San Mateo
Johnstone Emily R.,r. 1118 Golden Gate Av
Johnstone Henry H., clerk, r. 906 Market
Johnstone Frederick E., clerk freight auditor's ofllce
S. P. Co., r. Menlo Park
Johnstone Frederick R., clerk Chief Commissary,
Division of the Paeiflc, D. S. A., r. 1514 Broadway
Johnstone Isaac, painter, r. 2005 Polk
Johnstone James A., hatter, r. 1610 Stockton
Johnstoue Jane, domestic 621 Leavenworth
Johnstone Joseph, cabinetmaker, r. N\V cor Lyon
and Cortland Av
Johnstone Kate Miss, r. 105 Stockton
Johnstone Margaret, widow, r. 240 Seventh
Johnstone Neil, carpenter, r. 12 Laskie
Johnstone Sophia, widow, r. 124 Julian At
Johnstone T. C. Mrs., r. 1118 Golden Gate Av
Johnstone Thomas, salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r.
1756 Ellis
Johnstone Thomas C, policeman, r. 1211 Broadway
Johnstone William, boxmaker Charles W. Weston, r.
203 Second
Johnstone William, cashier The T. M. Antisell Piano
Co., r. 436 Bartlett
t^ Johnstone. See Johnson, Johnston and Jonson
Joice Charles H., painter, r. 26 Norfolk
Joice Edmond J., machinehand Sterling Furniture
Co., r. 48 Clara
Joice Erastas V., notary public and commis-
sioner of deeds, 6 Merchants' Eichange, r. 1918
Broadway
Joice Martin, painter, r. 35 Juniper
Joice Sai-ah Mrs., r. 26 Norfolk
a^ Joice. See Joyce
Joinct Francis, blacksmith, r. 1018 Larkin
Joinct Louisa Mrs., r. 1018 Larkin
Joinct Victor, machinist, r. 610 California
Joiner Benjamin E., tinsmith, r. 420 Pacific
Joiner John C, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r. 405
Fifth
Joiner John J., engraver, 9 Geary, r. 220 Dorland
Joiner John L., laborer S. P. Co., r. 624 Fourth
Joiuke Henry, susar refiner, r. 21 Telegraph PI
Joisson Adolph, bartender, r. 3 Dikeman PI
Joker Publishing Co., H. Lick manager, 708 Mont-
gomery
Jolee f)Bcar, groceries and liqnors, r. 997 Bryant
JolllfTe W. H. Mrs., widow, r. 1225 Pine
Jolley Joseph, laborer, r. 841 McAllister
Jolley Sarah, widow, r. 841 McAllister
Jolley Thomas, teamster, r. 841 McAllister
Jolly E. J., special agent Tom C. Grant
Jolly Emil, teacher languages, r. 102 Stockton
Joluet John, seaman, r. 680 M Twentieth
Joly John G.. clerk Shirek & Tonner, r. 1002 J< Pacific
Joly Julia, widow, r. 1002 M Pacific
Jonas Abraham J., tailor, 772 Howard
Jonas Alfred, butcher, r. 109 Ninth
Jonas Bernhard, tailor, r. 402 Montgomery
Jonas Charles A., cook Krueckel Bros., r. 359 )< Te-
hama
Jonas Emanuel, butcher, r. 1049 Market
FRATINGER & CO.
LADIES' SUITS
OP ALL BESOEIPTIONS.
105 IvEARNY STEEET.
JOHN HAMMOND
THE LATEST IMPROVED
PATENT WATER CLOSETS.
SANITARY SEWER CAS TRAPS
Put In by skilled workmen.
PLUMBER, 605 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1880. Telephone 315.
Jonas Isaac (I. Jonas & Bro.) r. 309)4 Sixth
Jonas J., tailor Brown Bros. & Co., r. Oakland
Jonas Louis (T. Jonas * Bro.) r. 309 ^i Sixth
Jonas Louis, butcher F. Uri h Co.. r. 1815 O'Farrell
Jonas M. (Jonas & Co.) r. 109 Ninth
Jonas Morris G., assistant Associated Press, r. 22 Buss
Jonas Nathan (Nathan Jonas & Co.) r. 22 Russ
Jonas Nathan & Co. (Nathan Jonas and Walter R.
Lowe) auctioneers and business agents, 323
Kearny
Jonas & Co. (M. Jonas and George Golden) butchers,
1117 Mission
t^ Jonas. See Jones
Jonassen John M., groceries and liquors, 417 Third
Jones Albert W., tanner Raymond Squires, r. Ala-
bama, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Jones Alexander, seam.an, r. 316 Fremont
Jones Alexander D., messenger U. S. Sub-Treasury, r.
931 Sacramento
Jones Alexander H., stenographer, r. 635 Golden Gate
At
Jones Alfred T., waiter, r. 1046 Folsom
Jones Ann J., widow r. 712 Church
Jones Anna Mrs., r. 1002 Natoma
Jones .\nuie Mrs., r. 17 Clinton Av
Jones Annie, widow, r. 310 Jessie
Jones Arthur C, waiter Pacific Club, r. 1613 Baker
Jones Augustus, compositor, r. 407 Minna
Jones Austin, cardriver, r. 67 Everett rear
Jones Bartlett F., tillerman Hook and Ladder No. 4,
r. 1214 Pacific
Jones Bates J., clerk, r. 619 Pine
Jones Benjamin Mrs., widow, r. 54254 Bryan*
Jones Bert, harnessmaker, r. 329 Fremont
Jones B. F., clerk, r. 1312 Kearny
Jones B. L., r. 2318 Stelner
Jones Caleb, waiter, r. 7 Sherwood PI
Jones, Cavitt «S£ Co. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) manu-
facturers glassware, A. I. Hall & Son agents, 528-
530 Market
Jones Charles, r. 762 Folsoin
Jones Charles, harnessmaker Main k Winchester, r.
329 Fremont
Jones Charles, helper Pac. Iron Works, r. 500 Howard
Jones Charles, peddler, r. 14 Natoma
Jones Charles A. (McAlesterfe Jones) r. 817 Grove
Jones Charles C, mining, r. 2114 Steiner
Jones Charles E., seaman, r. 58 Crocker
Jones Charles E., teamster, r. 1006 Minna
Jones Charles F., capitalist, r. American Exchange
Hotel
Jones Ohirles H., porter r. 537 Sacramento
Jones Charles J., clerk Main k Winchester, r. Ala-
meda
Jones Charles J., commercial traveler, r. 243 Ninth
Jones Charles L. B., contractor and builder, r. 608
Hayes
Jones Charles M., driver Russ, Sanders k Co., r. 318
Eighteenth
Jones CUarles P., solicitor Evening Poat, r. 2611 How-
ard
Jones Charles R., driver Northern Pacific Express
Co., r. 243 Ninth
Jones Charles R., printer, r. 826 Lombard
Jones Charles W., r. 510 Jones
Jones Christopher M., compositor Call, r. 921 Howard
Jones Clarence, chemist Langley & Michaels, r. Ala-
meda • "•
Jones Clinton, general agent Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific Railway, 36 Montgomery, r. Ross
Station, San Rafael
Jones C. W. Mrs., widow, r. 935 Sutter
Jones CyruB G., commercial traveler, r. 640 Golden
GateAv
Jones Cvrus W. , bookkeeper Spruance, Stanley k Co.,
r. 282054 California
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
nannfactnrer of every description oC
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CAH8.
42 tu SO Beale Street. San Francis**.
Wag-ons,
TRJrSIAS. ISHAM & HOOKER. Agents for the Celebrated
JdSZiI^OW IROM AXUB WACOKB. 421-427 Market StreeU
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JON
662
JON
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
nupoBTEBS or
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Hi
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Jones Daniel, englnper. r. 811 Nineteenth
Jones Daniel, real estate, 413 Moutijomery, r. 401}j
Oak
Jones Daniel Jr., marine engineer, r. 811 Klneteenth
JoneK Daniel C, carpenter, r. 651 Stevenson
Jones David, tanner, r. 63fi Commercial
Jonrs David, laborer, r. 329 Vallejo
Jones David, Beaman, r. 217 Broadway
Jones David, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r. 13
Pace
Jones David D., mlafsionery, r. 414 Bartlett
Jones David F.. freight handler S. P. Co., r. 624
Fourth
Jones Da-rld H., mining, 330 Fine. r. Palace
Hotel
Jones David H.. v^atchman. r. 804 Pacific
Jones David O., labon r, r. * C-entral PI
Jones Edmund, stt-vedore, r. 824k Nineteenth
Jones Edmund C. machinist Pac. Boiling Mill, r. 17
Clinton Park
I Jones Edward, attorney at law, r. f09 Hayes
Jones Edward, first officer atmr 'Wellington, r. 423
East
I Jones Edward (Jones 4 Coulter) r. 23 Stockton
' Joneb Edward, miner, r. 23 Alvarado
I Jones Edward, stt^vedore, r. 15 Clementina
; Jones Edward, tailor, 225 Eighth
j Jones Edward B., with Sachs Bros. & Co.. r. 1820
I Washington
I Jnnes Edward E., boat builder, r. 26 Glen Park Av
I Jones Edward E., student A. Van Der Naillen, r. 1286
I Market
j Jones Edward F. physician, 126 Sixth
j Jones Edward W., assnyer and smelter, r. 1632 Howard
Jones Edward T.. foreman molder Pac. Iron Works,
I r. 20 Elgin Park
I Jones Edward P.,af6ifitant superintendent Union Iron
I Works, r. lOJQ Twentieth
'■• Jones Edwin, fruits. Ocean Beach, nr Cliff House
Jones Ed win, salesman Osborn & Alexander, r. 630
j MisMon
1 Jones Edwin A., vatrhman V. P. Mint. r. 121 Turk
j Jones Flias P., porter, r. H5 Clenientina
Jones Elizabeth, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 921 Howard
I Jones Ellis. harne8<:makpr Wm. Davis, r. 513 Franklin
i Jones ErsBtuB S., insurance broker, 324)^ Montgom-
j ery, r. 182:< Market
Jones Errest. clerk, r. 730 Post
JoDPB E. Stanley, r. 322 Ellis
Jones Eugene T., salesman Keane Bros., r. 1136
i Guerrero
I Jones Evan E., clerk, r. 1312 Kearny
I Jones Everett D. (S. L. Jines t Co.) r. Oakland
[ Jones F B., r. 870 Folsom
■ Jones Fillmorp, teamster, r. 1436 Pine
\ Jones Flora Miss. r. 175 Minna
I Jones Florence Miss, compositor Herald of Trade, r.
Oakland
I Jones Francis, widow r. 219 Golden Gate At
Jones F. F. (Jones i Perkins) r. 1162 Market
I Jones F. M., waiter, r. 37 Stevenson
Jones Francis H., clerk Bulletin, r. 1918 Howard
i Jones Frank, porter, r. 6 Elizabeth
Jones Frank, waiter, r. b Minna, rear
Jones Frank A., engineer gtmr City of Chester, r. 711
Oak
Jones Frank E.. r. 120 Page
Jones Frank E., r. 106H Third
Jones Frank L., liquor saloon, 194 Stevensoft, r. 810
Jessie
Jones Frank N., waiter James F. Kearny, r. 237 Stev-
' enson
Jones Frank W., clerk, r. 715 Natoma
Jones Frank W., dairyman. SW cor Point Lobos and
; Fourth Avs
Jones Frederirk, cook, r. 22 Eleventh
Jones Frederick, oiler U. S. Mint, r. 338 Eddy
Jones Brederick, thoemaker, r. 421 Twenty-eighth
Jones Frederick E., clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo
& Co., r. 219 Mason *♦
Jones Frederick L., bookbinder H. S. Crocker & Co.*
r. 1312 Kearny
Jones Frederirk W., r. 817 Grove
Jones George, bartender Diederich Dreyer, r. NE cor
Napa and Illinois
Jones Georjje (Dickman, Jones & Hettrich) r. 718
Howard
Jones George, painter, r. 331 Filbert
Jones George, paperhanger, r. 438 Broadway
Jones George B., floriht, 317 Sutter, r. Saucelito
Jones George E., salesman 8. F. News Co., r. 936 Sut-
ter
Jones George M., r.718 Leavenworth
Jones George W., law student William R. Daioger-
field, r. 404 Turk
Jones George W. A., expresaman, r. 30 Ellis, rear
Jones Gustavus A., compositor Chronicle, r. 407
Minna
Jones Harrison, secretary Masonic Board of Relief,
office Masonic Temple, r. 721 Webster
Jones Harrison A., official repoiter. 65 Nevada Block,
r. 130.5 Golden Gate Av
Jones Harrison C, teamsier, r. 1006 Minna
Jones Harry, molder Kisdon I. and L. Works, r. 238
Rltrh
Jones Harry L., collector Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 122a
Bush
Jones Helen M., widow, r. 327 Oak
Jones Henry, clerk, r. 720 Broderick
Jones Henry, fireman, r. 231 Second
Jones Henry, machinist Risdon I. and L. Worka, r.
1106 Alabama
Jones Henry, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 43 3econd
Jones Henry, wood and coal, 245 Stevenson, r. 109
Fifth
Jones Henry G. (Barrett * Jones) r. East Oakland
JONES HENRY L. p,.ph..„
City Steam Carpet Beatine: and Reno-
vating Works, 24 and 26 Eighth, r,
1G09 O'Farrell
Jones Henry M., compositor, r. 1312 Kearny
Jones Henry S., clerk Payot, Dpham fc Co., r. 1812
Lyon
Jones Herbert, shoemaker Cahn. Nickelsbnrg & Co.,
r. 123 Fell
Jones Hiram, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 417 Post, rear
Jones H. P. (J. C. Jones. Bro. A: Co.) r. 22 Davis
Jones N. P.. quarter master stmr City of Sydney
Jones Hubert, clerk, r. 1108 Clay
Jones Hugh, blacksmith Sims & Morris, r. 1002 Na-
toma
Jones Hugh, clerk George D. Shadbume, r. 1358 Fol-
FOm
Jones Hugh B. (Harris & Jones) r. 1829 Sacramento
Jones I.saac W.. laborer, r. 33 Hinckley
Jonep Isabella, widow, r. SW cor Twenty-third and
Shotwell
Jones J., salesman, r. 935 Sutter
Jones James, boatman, r. 5 VSinthrop
Jones James, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Jones James, carpenter, r. 928 Twentieth
Jones James, carpenter Jason Springer b. Co., r. 73
Shipley
Jones James, gardener, r. 35 Pleasant
Jones James C, aaleaman Keane Bros., r. 1509 Devis-
adero
Jones James G. (Jones & Person) r. Oakland
Jones James H.. ennineer stmr San RMfad, r. 911 Polk
Jones James M., stock raiser, office 331 Kearny, room
12, r. 2614 California
Jones James M., wood turner A. Wilkle,r. 5Winthrop
Jones James O., boatman, r. 5 Winthrop
Jones James S., clerk Yates & Hunter, r. 334 Hayes
Jones James T., laborer, r. 44(5 Brannan ^^
Jones James Y., watchman, r. 144 Ch- stnut '-T^
"THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING
TO OEDES AND BEADY-MADE.
Corner MONTGOMEBV and SCTTEB STSU
WASKINGTON Fire Ins. Co. of BoslonI
Capital. $1,000,000 I GEO. D. DORNIN. Manager
Assets, $1,810,273 W1L SZTTOH, Lat, Ua&acer.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
JON
663
JON
Jones J. C. Mrs., proprietor The Elliott, 110 Eddy |
Jones J. C, Captain {J. C. Jones, Bro. & Co.) r. 420
Jackson
Jonea J. C, Bro. & Co. (Captain J. C. Jones. H.
P. Jones and S. D. Miner) de-alers watcbts, jew-
elry and diamouds, 420 Jackson, branch 620 Clay
Jones Jeremiah J., assistant LlceuBe Collector, r.
1425 Maiket
Jones J. H., r. 243 Stevenson
Jones Joel B., jewelers' supplies, 120 Sutter, room 2,
r. 10 Monroft
Jones John, r. NW cor Srvf^nth and Point Lobos Avs
Jonea John, barber, 107 Fifth
Jones John, brushujaker Richard W. Simpson, r. 613
Brannan
Jonea John, hostler, r. 529 Sacramento
Jones John, laborer, r. 122 San Jose Av
JoneB John, millhaud A. Wilkle, r. 7 Winthrop
Jonea John, peddler, r. Andersoi), nrPowhattan, B.H.
Jonea John, printi-r, r. 26 Elgin Park
Jonea John, seaman Kchr St. Thomas
Jonea Jobn, sc^ap dealer, r. 1619 Folsom
Jones John, teamster, r. 404 Tehama
Jones John A., ruarlne engineer, r. 2242 Howard
Jones John A., with Anglo-Nevada Assurance Corpo-
ration, r. East Oakland
Jones John B., collector treasurer's office S. P. Co.,
r. 455 Bryant
Jones John B., pilot, office 506 Battery, room 9, r. 103
Devisadeio
Jones John C, blacksmith, r. 46 Thirteenth
Jones John C, engraver r. 626 Broadway
Jones John D. (A. F. Evans & Co 1 r. 712 Sutter
Jones John F., barber, r. 51 M Bitch
Jones John F., calker, r. 560 Howard
Jonea John G., gripman Market St. RB., r. Cable
House
Jones John H., butcher E. G. Bodolph & Co., r. 864
Mission
Jones John H., fireman, r. 55 Second
Jones John J., expressman, IB Drumm, r.NE cor Ala-
bama and Army
Jones John J., teamster, r. 1517 Mission
Jones John L., stableman B. J. Huffacker, r. 404 Te-
hama
Jones John P., bellman Palace Hotel
Jones John P., pressman H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 1312
Kearny
Jones John P., salesman Keane Bros., r. 122 Taylor
Jones John R., bookkeeper Columbia Foundry, r. 2109
Jones
Jones John R., with Geo. 0. Shreve & Co., r. Oak-
land •
Jones John T., first officer stmr Transit, r. 1S58H
Stevenson
Jones John W., stenographer, 65 Nevada Block, r. 721
Webster
Jones Jonathan H., dairyman, N s Twenty-eighth, bet
San Jose Av and Dolores
Jones Joseph, cook stmr Eureka, r. 633 Second
Jones Joseph D., bricklayer, r. 808 Filbert
Jones Joseph H. (Jones & Norwood) r. 405 Sutter
Jones Joseph K., salesman Kast & Co., r. 521 Jj Fell
Jones Joseph L., clerk, r. 961 Howard
Jones Josephine Mrs., r. 2907 Pine
Jones J. P., druggist M;iriue Hospital
Jones J. W. Mrs, widow, r. 606 Greenwich
Jones Katie Miss, typewriter, r. SW cor Twenty-third
and Shotwell
Jones Leon E., conductor Geary St. RR., r. 1623 Post
Jones Lincoln E., driver, r. 321 Mission
Jones Loiiis, tjutcher, r. 1002 Natoma
Jones Maggie, widow, r. 830 Howard
Jones Margaret J., widow, r. 1820 Washington
Jones Marshall, r. 1124 Twenty-first
Jones Marshall, molder. r. 26 Glen Park Av
Jones Marshall F., salesman O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co.
r. 26 Glen Park Av
GARDEN HOSE,
LAWN SPRINKLERS, HOSE MENDERS,
HOSE COUPLINGS, HOSE PIPES.
W. E. LANE, Plumber,
505 KEARKT STREET.
EsUbllshed 18C0. Telephone 318.
DR. BAZAN'S
TlIERMO-EtECTniC
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Baths Givea.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
Jones .Martin, mining, r. 17ii3 Howard
Jones Mnry Miss, dressmaker, r. 2'>29 Mission
Jones Mary Mrs., jewelry, 250 Sutter, r. 1015 Bu-
chanan
Jones Mary E., widow, r. 632 Haight
Jones Mary 8., widow, r. 21 Powell
Jones Maud H. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Evening School,
r. 718 Leavenworth
Jonea Maurice, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 820 Austin
Jones Mar.v Miss, r. 2109 Jones
Jones Michael, laborer, r. 627 Natoma
Jones Michael (P. Jones & Co.) r. 1121 Pine
Jones Nimrod W., laboier. r. 28 Stone
Jones N. W., operator L. Thors, r. 1018 Clay
Jones Orin (Orin Jones & Co.) r. 526 Sutter
Jones Orin fc Co. (Oiin Jones) mufrs ladiea ahoea,
101-103 Battery
Jones Oscar R., clerk Jones 4 Norwood, r. 405 Sutter
Jones Ottiwell W., carpenter, r. 1108 Clay
Jones Owen E., assistMnt ticket agent Chicago and
Northwestern Railway, r. 730 Post
Jones Patrick, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 627 Na-
toma
Jones Patrick H., calker, r. 1831 O'Farrell
Jones Paul, barber, r. 16 Harlan PI
Jones Paul, stock clerk Davis Bros. r. 21 Powell
Jones Paul A., barber and lods{in;,'S, 649 Mission
Jones Pembroke W., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 1404
Leavenworth
Jones Percy, pantryman stmr Mariposa
Jones Peter, tanner Poetsch & Peterson, r. NE cor
Alabama and .\ruiy
Jones Peter L. (Langley * Jones) r. 801 Union
Jones Philip S., waiter stmr Orea(m, r. 231 Minna
Jones Rebecca, widow, r. 931 Sacramento
Jones Reed (i^eed Jones & Co.) r. 2404 Bush
Jones Reed & Co. (Reed Jones and Frank H. Brey-
fogle) mercantile brokers, 30:! Sacramento
Jones Richard, receiving clerk freight depots. P. Co.,
r. 773 Harrison
Jones Richard B., with Singer Mnfg Co., r. 2109
Jones
Jones Richard H., carpenter, r. 1108 Clay
Jones Richard K., waiter Swain Bros., r. 523 Pine
Jones Richard W., clerk Daniel Somerville, r. Com-
mercial Hotel
Jones R. L. Mrs., dressmaker, 961 Howard
Jones Robert, bartender, r. 310 Jessie
Jones Robert, bellman Palace Hotel
Jones Robert, dishwasher, r. 249 Fourth
Jones Robert, driver, r. 37 Minna
Jones Robert, teamster, r. 316 Eleventh
Jones Robert H., machine operator Porter, Slesainger
& Co., r. 2109 Jones
Jones S. Mr-t., r. 5(i5 Jones
Jones S. A. D. & Co. (S. A. Douglas Jones) importers
and commission merchants, 109 California
Jones S. A. Douglas (S. A. D. Jones & Co.) r. 101
Hartford
Jones Sallie J. Miss, teacher Franklin Grammar
School, r. 101 Hartford
Jones Samuel (Jones fc Giveas) r. Occidental Hotel
Jones Samuel A., engineer S. F. Bridge Co., r. W ■
Kentucky, bet Sierra and Nevada
Jones Samuel D., r. 2318 Steiner
Jones Siimuel P., fruits. 115i Howard
Jones Sarah E., widow, r. 316 Eighteenth
Jones Senaca. r. 101 Hartford
Jones Septimus, sign cleaner, r. 4 Chatham PI
Jones Sidney C, clerk, r. 923)4 Filbert
Jones Silas, r. 529 Turk
Jones Simon, r. 21il Mission
Jones Simon L. (S. L. Jones & Co.) r. 1510 California
Jones S. Lu <feCo. (Simon L. and Everett D. Jonea)
au<'tioneera and commission merchants, 207-209
California
Jones Squire, porter, r. 118 Valparaiso
Jones Surry R., ahorthand reporter, r. 721 Webster
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEFHONB 83.
FINE PRINTINa
FKOM NEW TYPE.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVER FIVE I»ni.I<ION9.
BROWN. CRAIG & CO.. General AgenU.
JON
664
JOE
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTERS or
FOR GAS, STEAM AND "WATER.
Plp« FKtlnsrn. all Sizes.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Jones Sylvester A., compositor Francis, Valentine &
Co., r. 566 Minna
Jones Tbeopbilus J. P., master mariner, r. 272 Bran-
nan
Jones Thomas, carpenter, r. 214 Twelfth
Jones Thomas, carpenter, r. 1708 Turk
Jones Thomas, commercial traveler, r. 1002 Natoma
Jones Thomas, dishwasher Edward Newman, r. 12
Welsh
Jones Thomas, molder Pac. Iron Works, r. Oakland
Jones Thomas, plumber George Crowley, r. NE cor
Army and Alabama
Jones Thomas, shoemaker J. T. Sullivan, r. Oakland
Jones Thomas A., carriagesmith H. M. Black, r. 309
Seventh
Jones Thomas D., carpenter, r. 32 Golden Gate Av
Jones Thomas D., carpenter, r. 904 Taylor
Jones Thomas E.. engineer, r. 218 Central Av
Jones Thomas H.. carpenter, r. cor Laurel Av and
Jackson
Jones Thomas H. (Jones & Lotz) r. 2112 Stelner ,
Jones Thomas P., painter, r. 420 Jackson
Jones Thomas L., sexton St. John the Baptist Church,
r. 1122 Eddy
Jones Thomas L., r. 714 Tnrk
Jones Thomas S. (Mills & Co.) r. 1020 Folsom
Jones Thomas W., stevedore, r. 734 Green
Jones Wallace, teamster, r. 336 Brannan
Jones Walter B., cashier Pacific Manufacturing
Co., 936 Mission
Jones Walter 8., clerk, r. 2318 Steiner
Jones W. Brooks, clerk H. M. Newhall & Co., r. 1313
Hyde
Jones Web6tfr(Jones & Co.)r. NE cor Gough and Clay
Jones William, r. 617 Ellis
Jones William, r. 627 Natoma
Jones William, calker, r. 238 Ritch
Jones William, carpenter, r. 230 Eleventh
Jones William, clerk Clu£f Bros., r. 864 Mission
Jones William, farmer, r. 902 Montgomery
Jones William, foreman Novelty Wood Works, r. 704
Laurel Av
Jones William, jockey, r. Bay District Hotel
Jones William, laborer, r. 325 Filbert, rear
Jones William, physician, 155 New Montgomery, r.
1136 Guerrero
Jones William, porter, r. 420 Jackson
Jones William, seaman, r. 521 First
Jones William, saloon, r. 1425!4Dupont
Jones William A., carrlagemaker, r. 26 Glen Park Av
Jones William A., manager Llewellyn Steam Con-
denser Mnfg Co., 330 Pine, room 51, r. 129 Chest-
nut
Jones William A., salesman, r. 720 Broderick
Jones William A., salesman Jones & Co.. r. 1821 Clay
Jones William C, carpetlayer, r. 1203 Market
Jones William E , carriage painter, r. 811 Nineteenth
Jonep William F., clerk W. B. Bancroft & Co., r. East
Oakland
Jones William F., clerk License Collector's Office, r.
32."; Filbert, rear
Jones William G., carpenter, r. 532 Jessie '
Jones William H. (Moncisvols & Jones) r. 1108 Clay
Jones William H., blacksmith William Deacon, r. 58
Crooker
Jonfs William H., carpenter, r. S b Merrimac, bet 11-
linois and Kentucky
Jones William H., laborer Pac. Boiling Mill, r. Hand-
ley House
Jones William H., laborer, r. 420 Jackson
Jones William J., benchhand J. R. Falrweather, r.
51 M Ritch
Jones William J., clerk Rothschild & Ehrenpfort, r.
35 Pleasant
Jones William K., plumber, r. 106 Twelfth
Jones William L., laborer, r. 127 Gilbert
Jones William L., water tender stmr Oregon, r. 132
Liberty
Jones William B., laborer, r. 525 Post
Jones William S., brakeman, r. 1206 Ji Polk
Jones William S., wait.r, r. 28 Madison Av
Jones William W., compositor Call, r. 607 Sutter
Jones William W., salesman H. N. Tilden & Co., r.
1129 )« Twenty-firht
Jones Winfleld S., vice-president Security Sav-
ings Bank, 228 Montgomery, r. 1313 Hyde
Jones Witcber, r. 1011 California
Jones ZiK! Mrs, janitress Denman Grammar School,
r. 907 Suiter
Jones 6i Co. (Michael P. and Webster Jones)
wholesale grocers and commission merchants, 123
Market
Jones & Coulter (Edward Jones and John Coulter)
farming utensils, office '23 Stockton
Jones * Givens (Samuel .lones and Charles 8. Qlvens)
agents Glidden steel barb fence wire. 16 Beale
Jones & Iiotz (Thomas H. Jones and Paul Lot*)
proprietors Elite Photographic Studio, 838
Market
Jones «k Norvrood (Joseph H. Jones and William
E. Norwriod) stockbrokers, 320 Pine
Jones & Perking (F. F. Jones and Howard Per-
kins) wines and liquors, 1162 Market
Jenes & Person (James G. Jones and Franklin
Person) managers Massachusetts Benefit Life As-
sociation of Boston, 417 Kearny
l^r Jones. See Jonas
Jones' Oakland and S. F. Express, office 267 East
Jonson David (Kilsby & Jonson) r. 145 Maine
Joost Behrend (Joost Bios. and Adams k Co.) r. Fal-
con Koad, nr Mountain Spring House
Joost Brothers (Fabian and Behrend) importers
and jobbers hardware, wholesale and retail, 1438-
1440 Mission
Joost Carsten, driver Am. Cracker Co., r. 605 Fell
Joost Fabian (Joost Bros.) r. 1442 Mission
Joost Frederiik, clerk .Joost Bros., r. 1442 Mission
Joost Fritz, bartender, r. 508 Leavenworth
Joost Henry, groceries and liquors, NW cor Third
and Everett, r. 42 Everett
Joost Henry (M. Joost & Bro.) r. 701 McAllister
Joost Hermann, produce commission merchant,
butter and eggs, 307 Battery, and Supervisor
Eleventh Ward, r. 227 Capp
Joost John, groceries and liquors, SE cor Second and
Brannan
Joost John Mrs., widow, r. 504 Gough
Joost Louis, bartender, r. N s D, nr First Av
Joost M. & Brother (Martin and Henry) hsy snd
grain, NE cor Ash Av and Gough
Joost Martin, capitalist, r. 35 Eleventh
Joost Martin, groceries and liquors, 701.Van K«ss
Av
Joost Martin (M. Joost * Bro.) r. 701 McAllister
t^ Joo>t. See Jost and Yost
Jopp John, cook Harmony Hotel, r. 735 Brannan
Joran Louis G., artist, 719 Market, room 21
Jordan Adolph, wines and liquors, 425 Mont-
gomery Av
Jordan Albert C, compoaitor, r. 335 McAllister
Jordan Albert J., cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 731 Clem.
entina
Jordan Annie L., dressmaking, 1165 Mission
Jordan August, r. 1206 Jackson
Jordan Charles G., cooper Am. Sugar Refinery, r.
638 5i Natoma
Jordan Charles F., butcher, r. 247 Sixteenth
Jordan Conrad, butcher South S. F. Packing and Pro-
vision Co., r. 240 Sutter
.Jordan Conrad Jr., bartender H. Kuhn, r. 240 Sutter
Jordan David R.. janitor 324 Pine, r. 1034 Clay
Jordan Dennis, builder, r. 911 Webster
Jordan Eliza, widow, r. 10ii5 Capp
Jordiin Emma Mrs., nurse St. Luke's Hospital
Jordan Ernewt B., bookkeeper S. & G. Gump, r. 10
Willows Av
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
UPHOLSTERY.
WHOLESALE AND EET.^IL
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVK PALACE HOTEL.
^ 37 Met St.
Hanofacturers of Sbow Cases
and Store Fixtures.
rniincr CVTDA riDV'A. natural product of the Finest Grapes of )ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
tl^LllOL LA I nA Unll tUeWorld. But no addition of Brandy, f 530 WASHWQTON STSEET.
JOE
665
JOS
Jordan Frank 0., r. 311 Bush
Jordan Fred»>rick, r. 760 Howard
Jordan Frederick J., r. 34 Fell
Jordan George, mnfr jewelry, 433 Montgomery, r. 11
Rondell PI
Jordan George W., bollermaker Pac. Iron Works, r.
506 Second
Jordan George W., salesman Carlson & Currier, r. 12
LHy Av
Jordan Gus., locksmith, r. 2407 California
Jordan Henry, waiter William J. Davis, r. S012 Post
Jordan Henry, waiter Gruen & Heydenaber, r. 373
Minna
Jordan Henry S., barneumaker J. C. Johnson & Co.,
r. Oakland
Jordan Herman C, bookkeeper Kohler * Frohling, r.
1216 Clay
Jordan James, cook, r. 1330 Washington
Jordan James, distributor La Grand Laundry
Jordan James, shipwright, r. 12 Lily Av
Jordan James E., carpenter, r. 'Jll Webster
Jordan James H., teamster, r. 37 Sacramento
Jordan Juhn, butcher stmr Alameda
Jordan John, cooper Hogan fc Co., r. 76 Minna
Jordan John, laborer Union Ironworks, r. Ws Michi-
gan, bet Sierra and Shasta
Jordan John, machinist r. 101 First
Jordan John, seaman, r. 37 South Park
Jordan John F., janitor, r. 8 Caroline PI
Jordan John F., attorney at law, r. 477 Jessie
Jordan John J., driver U. 8. Laundry, r. 528 Howard
Jordan Joseph F., Btairbuilder Thomas Wyatt, r. 506
Second
Jordan Joseph S., commercial traveler, r. 911 Web-
ster
Jordan Kittle Miss, r. 322 Bartlett
Jordan Leonard G. Rev., agent Hall typewriter, 123
California, r. Oakland
Jordon Louis J. (Jordan & Co.) r. 211 Geary
Jordan Martin, molder O'Connell & Lewis, r. 327
Beale
Jordan Michael, watertender stmr City of Peking
Jordan Jlichael, bricklayer, r. 1809 Stockton
Jordan Michael, dairyman, r. E s Nebraska, bet Ala-
meda and El Dorado, rear
Jordan Michael F„ clerk P, J. Carr, r. 2801 Mission
Jordan Patrick, porter Wheaton * Luhrs, r.l627 Hyde
Jordan Peter I., builder, r. 9U Webster
Jordan Robert, engineer, r. 521 Shotwell, rear
Jordan Rudolph, real estate, r. 897 Fulton
Jordan Rudolph Jr., farmer, r. 899 Fulton
Jordan Susie, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 1809 Stockton
Jordan T. Mrs., furnished rooms, 311 Grant Av
Jordan Valley Stcck Co., George W. Scott secretary,
202Sansome
Jordan William, boarding, 127 Jackson
Jordan William, clerk, r. 703 Vj Davii
Jordan William C, draftsman H. C. Macy, r. 142
Sixth
Jordan William F., clerk Paulsell & Wilbur, r. 329
O'Farrell
Jordan William H. (Jordan & Bull) r. Oakland
Jordan William J., finisher Buckingham k Hecht, r,
1029 Minna
Jordan William P. (Onion Transfer Co.) r. 137 Mont-
gomery
Jordan William T., clerk, r. 424 Sansome
Jord.in Z. N. Mrs., dressmaker, r. lltiS Mission
Jordan 6i Ball (William H. Jordan and Franklin
P. Bull) attorneys at law, 328 Montgomery, room
18
Jordan fc Co. (Louis J. Jordan) physicians, 311 Geary
•^" Jordan. See Jurdan and Jourden
Jorejefcic Joseph, laborer, r. 620 Fourth
Jprejefcic Matthew, shoemaker, r. 620 Fourth
Jorjjensen Albert N., seaman, r. 263 East
Jort;ensen Charles, matter mariner, r. 300 Shotwell
FRATINGER & CO.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
JERSEY WAISTS.
NEWEST GOODS. LATEST STYLES. LOWEST PRICES.
105 KEARNY STREET.
ROOFING,
RAIN WATER PIPES, GUTTERS and VALLEYS
MADE AND REPAIRED.
Roofs of all kinds made Water Tlfflit.
W. E .' L A N E ,
PLUMBER, 605 KBARNT 8TREBT.
EstabllBhed 1860. Telephone 315.
Jorgensen Christian (Thomsen 4 Jorgonsen) r. 38
Natoma
Jorgensen Christian, artist studio, 631 California, r.
Oakland
Jorgensen Emil, restaurant, 304 Grant Av, r. 416 H
Austin
Jorgensen Flora G., widow, r. 209 Oapp
Jorgensen Frederick, carpenter, r. 263 East
Jorgensen Frederick Mrs., furnished rooms. 22 Geary
Jorgensen G , helper California Horseshoe Co.
Jorgensen Hans P., master schr Champion, r. 303
Chestnut
Jorgensen Henry C. (Jorgensen * Nordale) and coffee
saloon, 623 Kearuy, r. 1319 Mason
Jorgensen Jacob, driver, r. 47 Jj Clara
Jorgensen James P., artist, r. 225 Post
Jorgensen J. C, r. lir.2 Market
Jorgensen Jens P., canvasser, r. 1217 )< Kearny
Jorgeusen Jens R., restaurant, 258 First
Jorgensen Jorgeu. expressman, NW cor Third and
Bryant, r. 1614 Freelon
Jorgensen Jorgen. seaman, r. Crystal Hotel
Jorgensen Lurentz, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. E
s Tennessee, bet Sierra and Napa
Jorgensen Marius, laborer, r. 24 Hampton PI
Jorgensen Marius, seaman stmr Columbia, r. 2969
Harrison
Jorgenseu Neal, bartender P. A. Tittel b Co., r. 731
Montgomery Av
Jorgensen Ole, master tug Tiger, r. 110 Vj Francisco
Jorgensen Peter, oyster saloon, 87-88 Centre Market,
r. 626 Fourth
Jorgensen Waldmar, seaman, r. 263 East
Jorgensen k Nordale (Henry C. Jorgensen and John
O. Nordale) coffee saloon, 221 Grant Av
t^ Jorgensen. See Jurgensen and Jurgenson
Jorquera Charles, pantryman, r. 722 Broadway, rear
Jorres Henry, carpenter, r. 448 Jessie
Jorres William H., carpenter, r. SE cor Merrlmac »nd
Kentucky
Jorss Edward C, macbinehand, r. 48 Clara
Jostmann Cassius, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
Handley House
Jory Agnes Miss, bookkeeper, r. 204 Nineteenth
Jory John, shoemaker, r. 204 Nineteenth
Jory John H., clerk Langley A: Michaels, r. 540 Howard
Jory Joseph H., r. 2020 Mission
Jory Mary, widow, r. 321 Fell
Jory William E., shoemaker, r. NW cor Bryant At
and Santa Clara
Jory William T., cutter Kutz * Murr, r. 321 Fell
Jorv William J., r. 2020 Mission
Joseph , r. 1417 Powell
Joseph Adele C. Mme.. dressmaking, 638 Leavenworth
Joseph Alfred H., watchman, r. 419 Union
Joseph August in. milker F. W. M. Lange, r. Carl, bet
Cole and Stanyan
Joseph Benjamin, merchant, r. 1010 Minna
Joseph Bernard, real estate, r. 2319 Sutter
Josepli BrotUers (Harris and Louis) clothing and
men's furnishing goods, 229 Montgomery
Joseph Charles, manager Andrew Genet, r. 316 Fifth
Joseph Charles A., salesman A. Eisenberg, r. 316 Fifth
Joseph Charles A., tailor, 69 Fourth, r. 724 Folsom
Joseph E. Mrs., widow, r. The Baldwin
Joseph Emanuel, shoemaker V. W. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. cor Army and Howard
Joseph Estate, Julius Goetz agent. 410 Montgomery
Joseph Frank, blacksmith, r. cor Army and Howard
Joseph Francis, longshoreman, r. 113 Welsh
Joseph Harris (Joseph Bros.) r. 1832 Bush
Joseph Harry F., clerk general freight officeS. P. Co.,
r. 1918 Howard
Joseph Henry V., salesman Thomas D.Riley & Co., r.
r. 113 Welsh
Joseph Isaac, r. 1414 Howard
Josenb Isaac, barber, 265 East, r. 349 Grove
Joseph Isaac, tailor, r. 544 Natoma
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Sfannftkotnrer of every deneriptlon of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
48 to SO Beale Street, Kam Francisco.
Baling Presses TKUMAN.ISHAM& hooker, 421.427 Market St. HAY.MIWlfi^
Ddling |-rc&»C». mop. wool.. KA«. and 0KCH1L,LA PRESSfes.
JOS
606
JOY
^
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTERS OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
All Sizes and Number*.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
OQ
Vospph Isaac C, merchant, r. 1203 Octavla
Joseph Isidore, r. 1414 Howard
Joseph Jacob, butcher John H. Ludeman, r.526 0*F«r.
rell
Joseph JameB L., clerk forwarding dept 'Wella, Fargo
& Co., r. 191b Howard
Joseph Jo8( ph, carriagesmith, r. 1832 Bush
Joseph Joseph, expressman, NW cor Buih and San-
some, r. 904M Laguna
Joseph Joseph, salesman Summerfleld k Boman, r.
2432 Bush
Joseph Julius, tailor Jacob Gordan, r. 631 8tev«nBon
Joseph Leonard, r. 15 Polk
Joseph Lizar, r. 1517 Powell
, Joseph Louis (Joseph Bros.) r. 1834 Bush
Joseph Manuel, laborer, r. 922 Battery
i Joseph Mnnuel, longshoreman, r. 305 Davis
Joseph Michaf 1, waiter stmr T. C. Walker
Joseph Michael J., salesman Esberg, Bacbman k Co.,
r. 400 Geary
Joseph Mary Mrs., r. 113 Welsh
Joseph Miirris, commercial traveler, r. 1509 Taylor
Joseph Nathon (Nathan Joseph k Co.) r. 1031 Mission
JOSEPH NATHAN & CO.
(Nathan Joseph) agents Q.ueen's Own
Co. (Sheffield, Enfflnnd) fVilliam Mitcli-
ell's English steel pens, theatrical
I g'ood^ society badges, etc., G41 Clay
Joseph Ray Miss, r. 1414 Howard
Joseph Sam A., bookkeeper Braunschweiger & Co., r.
2319 Sutter
Joseph Sarah Miss, r. 1414 Howard
Joseph Sarah N. Mrs., teacher Bincon Grammar
School, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Joseph Simon, furniture, 1226 Stoc' ton, r. 1509 Taylor
Joseph William, coachman, r. 449 Stevenson
Joseph William, porter W. A. Steele & Co., r. 151
Minna
Joseph W. B., assistant engineer Capitol Mills, r.
West Oakland
Josephi David E. (S. B. Dinkelspiel k Co.) r. 1317
i GouBh
Josephi J. E., clerk Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 1317 Gough
Josephi Rob' rt, jeweler, r. 18 O .tavia
Josephi William M., clerk Station D Post Oflace, r.
607 Powell
Josephs , Mrs., widow, r. S s Precita At, opp
Howard
Josephs George, r. 66H Howard
Josephs James, r. 1J12 Kearny
Josephs John E., musician, r. 1412 Kearny
Josephs Joseph, solicitor, r. 804 Kearny
Josephs Manuei, stanher La Grande Laundry
Josephs Peter A., viollnmaker, 126 Kearny, r. 1412
Kearny
Josephs Victor, washer La Grande Laundry
Josephson Bertha Mrs., varieties, 608 Hayes, r. 504
Hayes
Josephson Joshua S., liquor saloon, 300 Turk, r. 2
Leonard PI
Josephson Myer, r. ."iOl Hayes
Joseta Conception, widow, r. 2 Vallejo PI
Joshna Hendy Machine 'Works. S. J. Hendy
president, C. V. Manner secretary. 39-51 Fremont
Joslin Charles A., shoemaker, 402 Dolores
Joslin Herman L., carpenter, r. 117 Taylor
Joslin Jason W., laster Buckingham & Hecht, r. 116
Lily Av
Joss Jane Mrs., assistant matron Protestant Orphan
Asylum
Josselyn A. C, clgarroaker. r. 905 Market
Josselyn Ada M. Miss, teacher Bartlett Primary
School, r. 941 Valencia
Josselyn Beii.iamin F., physician, 115 Kearny, r. 929
McAllister
I Josselyn Charles (G. M. Josselyn k Co.) r. Woodside,
I San Mateo Co.
Josselyn G. O. Mrs., r. 108 Hyde
Josselyn G. M. & Co. (GeorK« M. and Charles
Jos.-elyn) ship chandlers, 38-40 Market
Joss.l.vn George M. (G. M. Josselyn k Co.) r. San
Rafael
Josselyu Henry, carpenter, r. 117 Taylor
Josselyn Joel S., clerK, r. 929 McAllister
Josselyn Joseph H., physician and surgeon, 226 Sutter
Josselyn J. W., shoemaker, r. 116 Lily Av
Josselyn Maria A., widow, r. 941 Valencia
Josselyn Seymour, seaman, r. 626 Sacramento
Josselyn Warren B.. bookkeeper, r. 929 McAllister
Josselyn William C, tailor, 9 Gearv
Jo8<elyn William M., clerk, r. 941 Valencia
Jost Adolph P., cook, r. 24 Sixth
Jost Bernard, waiter stmr Apache, r. 561 Stevenson
Jost C. ^ Son (Charles and Charles Jr.) managers
California DistilUns Co. (Antloch, Cal.) office
306-H08 Clay
Jost Charles (C. Jost * Son) r, 1108 Post
Jost Charles Jr. (C. Jost fc Son) r. 1108 Post
Jost Henry, cooW. r. 1209 Kearny
Jost Joseph, bookkeeper C. Jost k Son, r. 1108 Post
Jost Peter, r. 1334 H Natoma
Jost William R., bookkeeper Cal. Distilling Co., r.
1108 Post
t^ Jost. See Joost and Tost
Josue Arthur, proprietor Grangers' Saloon, 113
Davis, r. 40 California
Joubert George, laundryman Mme. V. Joubert, r. 117
Julian At
Joubert Joseph, lanndryman U. S. Laundry, r. 117
Julian Av
Joubert Martin, laundryman Mme. V. Joubert, r. 638
Vilencia
Joubert Mary Miss, ironer U. S. Laundry, r. 117
Julian Av
Joubert Victoire Mme., French laundry, 538 Valencia
Jouett C. H., collector K. Dunsmuir & Sons, r. Berke-
ley
Joullin A., artist, 621 Clay, r. 723 Turk
Jonllin Ktienne, wines and liquors, 32 Sixth, r.
723 Turk
Journier Gustave, laborer, r. 1.522 Guerrero
Jonrden John 'P., sev-retary Board Port War-
dens, and proprietor Occiflental Varnish Works,
office 52.') Front, r.2.'>25 Howard
Jonrden Joseph W., r. •'i09 Bryant
1^ Jonrden. See Jordan and Jnrdan
Journal of Commerce (daily and weekly) Journal of
Commerce Publishing Co. publishers, 411 Cali-
fornia, editorial rooms, 518 Sacramento
Journal of Commerce Publishing Co., Edward M.
Murphy manager, 411 Califuruia
Journeay Albert, carpenter, r. 147 Minna
Journeay James, carpenter, r. 623 Twenty-first
Journeymen Bookbinders' Association, 8i>l Market
Journeymen Shipwrights' Association, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Jousset Eugene, machinist C. H. Evans, r. 535 Haight
Jovanovich Elia R., bartender, r. 1 Eddy PI
Jovovich Andrew, clerk Lazar Jovovich, r. 11254
Jackson
Jovovich liasar, coffee saloon, NW cor Jackson
and Drumm, r. 908 Clay
Jovovich Vladimer, rlerk. r. 1501 Polk
Joy Edwin F., clerk W. W. Montague k Co., r. 1014
Jackson
JOY EDWIN W. in.port.„^,
manufacturing' and dispensing chem-
ist, 858 Market, r. 512 Van Ness Av
Joy John D., laborer, r. 35 White PI
Joy Mary A., widow, r. 1037 Mission
Joy Mary E., widow, r. 1904 Polk
Joy Sarah, widow, r. 930 Folsoui
Joy W. H. Mrs., r. 102 Julian Av ^^^
Joy William, seaman stmr Umatilla, r. Harinony Hotel
THE BEST
OVERCOATS
For MEN and BOYS at
"THE HASTINGS"
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.
IMPERIAL Fire Ids. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,681,953
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WIL SEZTOiT, Ant. Uastger.
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
jor
667
JUE
Joy Willism H., carpenter, r. 13 Taylor
Joy Williiiai 8., mHuUT niMriner, r. 8 s Twenty-first,
bet Diamond and Eureka
Joyce Albert L., r. ^07 Folsoni
Joyce Anstin, switchman S. P. Co., r. 571 Bryant
Joyce Ednioiid. livery etatfle, 729 Valencia
Joyce Frederlik B., illuminating oil, SW cor Berry
8ud Fifth, r. Kedwood City
Joyce George, hostler Theodore B. Ross, r. 639 Geary
Joyce James, laborer, r. 6 Hiiimiehiiann PI
Joyce James E., plumber S. P Co., r. 1331 Minna
Joyce Jsmt'S H., botcher, r. 4 Buss
Joyce Jennie, widow, r. 868 Mission
Joyce John, helper a. 'F. Gas Light Co., r. 85 Clem-
entina
Joyce John, laborer, r. 61 Stevenson
Joyce Majigie Miss, saleslady Freud & Sons, r. 116
Perry
Joyce Martin, clerk freight auditor's ofllce S. P. Co.,
r. 711 JoiipB
Joyce Mary Miss, r. 6.32 Bryant
Joyce MHry Miss, actress, r. 'Vi Fourth
Joyce M. E. (Joyce & Orndorff) r. The Baldwin
Joyce Miclinel J., teamster, r. 4.58 Tehama
Joyce Pxtrlik, laborer, r. 3:fl Bay
Joyce Patrick B., physician, 161 Second
Joyce Peter J., crockery and elassware, 115 Slith
Joyce Peter W., bartender Palace Hotel r. 219 Halght
Joyce William S., clerk Coiiimerclal Union Assurance
Co. (liniit.dl r. 516 Post
Joyce fc Orndorff (M. E. Joyce and James Orndorflf)
billiard and liquor saloon, The Baldwin
$^ Joyce. See Joice
Joyes James Mrs., r. 318 Turk
Joyes John W., collector E^iston k Eldridge, r. 318
Turk
Joyner Patrick, soapmaker, r. Hartford, bet Eigh-
teenth and Nineieeuth
Joyner Peter J., longshoreman, r. 19 Hartford
Joynt Catherine, widow, r. IT.") Haight
Joynt Miiry E. Miss, r. 475 Haight
Joynt Oren, r. 475 Halght
Joynt William, clerk, r. 475 Haight
Jurez Carlos, barber, r. 82fi Broadway
Jubb Thomas C, painter Thomas Downing, r. Oakland
Juchter Aaron, master schr Ida Florpn<e, r. 666 Bryant
Jnchter Bernard J., soaplurner G. R. Lucy & Co., r.
S s Santa Clara, bet Vermont and Nebraska
Juchter Fratik J. H., soapwrapper New England Snap
Co., r. S s Santa Clara, bet Vermont and Nebraska
Juchter Mary, widow, r. S 8 Santa Clara, bet Ver-
mont and Nebraska
Juckerman A., clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 2026 Bush
Juda Morris, comraer-ial traveler, r. 135 Saiisome
Juda Simon, commercial traveler Rosenthal, Feder
*Co.
Juda Simon Jr., clerk Bachmtn Bros., r. 1403 Van
Ness Av
Judah Henry R., assistant general passenger
ageut Southern Pacific Co. (northern division) NE
cor Fourth and Townsend, room 33, r.^an Mateo
Judd August H., laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r.
cor Fourth and Townsend
Judd Charles M. (Judd & French) r. 145 Eleventh
Judd Edward D., clerk general freight ofl6ce S. P. Co.,
r. Alameda
Judd Edwin O., printer News Letter, r. 1209 Clay
Judd Garrett P., tinsmith, r. 731 Geary
Judd J. S. Mrs., r. 1022 M Larklu
Judd Jacob L., waiter, r. 103 Larkin
Judd John J., r. 103 Larkin
Judd Lizzie G. Richmond Mrs. (L. O. Richmond &
Son) r. 711 Jones
Judd Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 731 Geary
Judil Norris A. (Hicks X; Judd) r. 711 Jones
Judd Patrick, laborer, r. 15 Gilbert
Judd Thomas H , shipping clerk Hecht Bros. & Co.,
r. 1033 Suiter
SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED
CHIMNEYS EEPAIRED. CHIMNEY SWEEPING.
Chimney Tops tliat wUl draw.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
EstablisbeJ 18fiO. Telephone 315.
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-F.l,ECTKIC
RUSSIAN aiii TURKISH BATHS
Mso Medicated and Electric Eaths Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
Judd >t French (Charles M. Judd aud James French)
carpenters and btiilders, 1.507 Pine
Judell Herman L., fravellngsalesman, r. 2018 Mission
Judge Charles, office stmr Willametla
Judge Darby, baker, r. 1 Bariol
Judge Frank W., boilermaker, r. 337 Shipley
Judge George H., bartender John Caley, r. 217 Du-
pont
Judge James, clerk Michael E. Masuire, r. 5 Rose PI
Judge James, lonysboreman. r. 9 Natoma
Judge John, policeman, r. 4S2 Seventeenth
Judge John, teamster, r. 1581 Turk
Judge Kate Misc. furnished rooms, 405 Powell
Ju'lge Mary A. Miss, mnehine operator, r. 9 Natonoa
Jixflge Police Court, chambers Old City Hall,
tirbt floor
Judg:e Police Court No. a, chambers Old City
Hall, first floor
Judge Thomas, bricklayer, r. Broderlck, bet Eddy and
Ellis
Judjsre U. S. Circuit Court (Ninth Judicial Cir-
cuit) chambers U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, third floor
Judsre V. S. Diat.rict Court, chambers U. 8.
Appraisers' Bldg, third floor
Judgfes Superior Court, Department 2, 3, 4, 8,
9 and lO, New City H«ll, sei ond floor, 5, 6 and
7, third floor, 1, 11 and 12, Old City Hall, second
floor
Judges Supreme Court (State) chambers 121
Post
Judls Alphonse, importer diamonds, watches,
jewelry, etc., 112 Sutter, r. ISOK Post
Judis Arthur L.. with A. Juilis. r. 2126 California
JUDKINS EDWIN H. ...... .n*
tin^vare, mid plumbing and tTAsfitting',
SlOl Mission, brancU Z'Zoo Marlcet, r.
310 Noe
Judson A., minins secretary, 320 Sansome, room
5j. r. 2*05 Devisadero
Judson A. A. Miss, teacher, r. 1045 Valencia
Judson A. G., asbistant lighthouse keeper Alcatraz
Island
Juds(m Albert G., stripper, r. NE cor Bay and Larkin
Judson AuHUstus, miner, r. 2305 Devisadero
Judson Clarence E., salesman Eagleson & Co., r. 1045
Valencia
Judson Egbert (Judson* Shepard and S.F. Candle
Co.) i.fli. e 4112 Front, r. West Berkeley
Jttdson .lane, widow, r. 929 Clay
JDDSON MANDFACTDRIN6 CO.
D. Heiishn-w Ward general manager,
C- B. Morgan secretary, Jolin Finn as-
sistant manager, manufacturers tacks,
files, bar iron and Victor Mowing Ma-
chines, oflice 8 Pine, ^vorUs Oakland ,
Judson Orrin (I. R. Burns .^ Co.) r. San Jose
Judson Ravinond, cli rk, r. 2305 Devisadero
Judson Ruspell H.. oflice 320 Sansome, room 62, r.
2305 Devisadero
Judson Thomas R., policeman, r. 1045 Valencia
Judson William H.. druggist Stoddart Bros., r. 311
Taylor
Judson William R., clerk A. Judson, r. 2305 Devisa-
dero
Judson Si SUepard (Egbert Judson and J. L. N.
Shepard) proprietors San Francisco Chemical
Works and Sulphur Powdering Mill (West Berke-
ley, Alameda Co., Cal.) office 402 Front
Judy Adolph, steward, r. 12 Jackson
Judy Albert, laborer, r. 12 Jackson
Juel .\dolph, porter Feigenbaum & Co., r. 1715 Mc-
Allister
Juergens Diederich, porter M. ft C. Mangels, r. 1622
Devisadero
Juergensen Charles, upholsterer, 126 Kearny, room
30, r. 930 Mission
^
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49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
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MAKUFACTUBESS OT
Plain, Jnpanned and Stamped
TC" I INT ^W^ J\. X=L ES
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
Jugtsovich Antone (Jugasovlch & Mlocevis) r. 809
Jackson
Jugasovich & Miocevig (Antone Jngasovich and Peter
I N. Miocevis) restaurant, 1101 Stockton
Juhl Louis M. (Pi-tersen & Juhl) r. 533 Broadway
JuLler Jesse M., machinist Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
1055 Howard
Juignet Paul, professor elocution, r. 597 ElliB
Jnillerat Adolpb, driver, r. »26>i Minna
Juillerat Adolpb E., music b.>xrs, r. 10 Cehone
Juillerat AlphoDSe E , r. 10 Dehone
I Jukes Thomas, cook, r. 2 Caroline PI
' Jalia Consolidated Mininjar Co. (Storey Co.,
Nevada) J. Stadtfeld Jr. secretary, 419 California,
I room 26
: Julian Allen G., engineer, r. 52 Tehama
' Julian Ambrose, laborer, r. 404 Green
[ Julian Charles, drygoods, 1311 Dupont
Julian Fanny, widow, r. cor Folsom and Twenty-
ninth, B. H.
Julian George N. (Ball k Julian) r. New Hampshire
Julian R., baker, r. 3J4 Broadway
tiir Julian. See Jallien
Juliani Joseph, waiter, r. 632 Broadway
Juliaiii Lawrence, hostler Motroni & Guastucci, r.
j 633 Green
i Julienelli Rafael, clerk P. Barsi, r. 534 Sixteenth
! Julig Leopold, machinist, r. 536^ Jessie
j Jallien J. <b Co. (Jules JuUien, Emile Girard and
August Gousiiaiix) importers and dealers wines
and liquors, 617 Pacific
I Jullien Jules (J. JuUien & Co.) r. 1212 Powell
' B^ Jullien. Ste Julian
Jumper George E., paperhanger, r. 51 Hoff At
Junck Cord G., groceries and liquors, SW cor Clay
and Powell
Junck Diedrich, groceries and liquors, SE cor Pacific
and Taylor
Jund Henry, shoemaker, 611 Clay
Jund Joseph, r. 611 Clay
Jundt Charles, clerk Raphael Weill & Co., r. Alameda
Junette Anna F. Miss, saleslady David C. Braid, r.529
Hayes
Jnng Frank, shoemaker, r. 318)4 Clementina
Jung Christopher, laborer, r. 160 San Bruno Road
Jung Henry, r. 225 Drumm
JUNG JOHN Ci hou.esmltli and
manufacturer iron railings, sliutters,
iron doors, etc., IIU Main, r.608 Powell
Jung Leonie Mrs., proptr Oriental Hotel, SW cor
Washington and Drumm
Jung Nicholas, tanner Christian Hellwig, r. Califor-
nia At, bet Tweuty-seveiith and Twenty-eighth
Jung Robert, cigarmaiar Hoffman b Davis, r. 17 Oak
Grove Av
B^" Jung. See Junge, Young and Yung
JUNGBLUT AUG. & CO.
(Aug'ust Jung'blut) manufacturer* bil-
liard tables and importers clotli, balls,
cue tips, etc., 10-13 Golden G^te Air
Junghlut August (Aug. Jungblut & Co.) r. 212 Golden
Gate Av
Jungbluth Edward L., bookkeeper, r. 1132 Twenty-
sicond
Jungbluth John, bookkeeper, r. 1402 Bush
Jungbluth W. T., secretary Chicago Brewing
Co., 14^0-1434 Pine, r. 339 McAllister
Junge Albert, tanner Kreiiz * Getz. r. 119 Valley
Junge Frank, tanner Stein Bros., r. E 6 Dolores, bet
Thirtieth and Tbirtv-first
Junge Hans C, r. 248 Third
9^ Junge. See Jung, Young and Yung
Junghaeuel Ernst, clerk Henry Muus, r. 839 Broad-
I , ■*'?■
Jungbaenel Frederick E., machinist, r. 839 Broadway
Jungk Jacob, coufectioner, r. 1517 Powell
Juniel William, expressman, r. 21 H Oak
Junker August, musician, r. 727 Broadway
Juuker Charles A., salesman Baker it Hamilton, r.
Oakland
Junker Charles D., batcher, 135-137 Gongh
Junker Frederick, butcher, 1005 McAllister, r. 917
Buchanan
Junker Frederick P. C, merchant tailor, 12 Phelan
Bldg, r. 724 Mission
Junker Henry, cooper Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 606
Sixth
Junker Louis (Junker 4 Ecks) r. 920 Buchanan
Junker & Ecks (Louis Junker ami Henry Ecks) butch-
ers, SW cor Laguna and Fulton
Junkins Charles K., clerk general freight office S. P.
Co., r. 1032 Twenty.fourth
Junkins Orin C, shipwright, r. 10.32 Twenty-fourth
Juuy de E. S. Rev., assistant rector St. John's Episco-
pal Church and teacher Trinity School, r. 1534
Mission
Juravlyov Lizzie, widow, dressmaker, r. 806 Union
Jnrgens Anton, cigarmaker, r. 155 Minns
Jurgens Dietrich R., groceries and liquors, SW cor
Valencia and Twentj-.first, r. 1101 Twenty-first
Jnrseus Herman, clerk, r. 1719 Howard
Jurgens John D., city salesman Capjtol Mills, r. 515J4
Franklin
Jurgens John G., millhand Capitol Mills, r. 39 N»-
toma
Jurgens Richard (Bose k Jurgens) r. 512 Grove
Jurgens Richard, porter, r. 1622 Devisadero
Jurgens William, brewer, r. 125 Francisco
Jurgensen Christian, r. 38 Natoma
Jiirgensen Hans, laborer, r. 17 Oak Grove Av, rear
Jurgensen Lurenz. laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
Tennessee, ur Sierra
Jurgensen Margaret Mrs., dressmaking and varieties,
422 Third
Jurgensen Neils, teamster, r. 29 Capp
Jurgensen Peter, oyster saloon, r. 626 Fourth
Jurgensen Peter N., helper Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 432
Third
t^ Jurgensen. See Jorgensen and Juergensen
Juri Adella Miss, dyer, r. 233 Fell
Juri Eugenie Miss, presser F. Thomas & Co., r. 233
Fell
Juri Henry (L. Juri k Son) r. 528 Filbert
Juri Henry, waiter, r. 319 Capp, rear
Juri Joseph, bootblack A. Cordana
Juri L. & Son (Louis and Henry) wholesale wines and
liquors, 1328-1:130 Stockton
Juri Louis (L. Juri fc Son) r. 1902 Stockton
Juri Mary, widow, r. 1504 Powell
Juri Silvio, bookkeeper L. Juri k Son, r. 1902 Stock-
ton
•^ Juri. See Jury
Jiirs Liouls, laborer James Duncan, r. 735 Brannsn
Jurs Peter C, foreman, r. 18 Johnson Av
Jursch Eda, domestic 1802 Mason
Jurss Henry, bartender John Jurss k Co., r. 19 Ban-
nam PI
Jurss John (John Jurss & Co.) r. 19 Bannam PI
Jurss John & Co. (John Jurss and Richard Von Ronn)
liquor saloon, 605 Davis
Jury James, hostler, r. 1875 Mission
Jury Walter E., teamster, r. SE cor Florida and Mari-
posa
1^ Jury. See Juri
Juft Henry, compositor Deraokrat, r. 631 Sacramento
Just Paul, laborer, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Juster Edward, r. 6 Montgomery Court
Justi .\ugu8t W., salesman, r. 3 Mary Lane
Justi Charles (Justi & Root) r 1001 Valencia
Justi <fc Root (Charles Justi and Ellis J. Root)
munagers Pacific Fruit Co.. 316-313 Washington
Justice Mining; Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) Richard
E. Kelly secretary. 419 California, room 3
Justices' Courts, SE cor Washington and Kearny
¥. & J. SLOME & CO.
Hotels and Steamboats completely furnished with
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY.
Special Prices Oiven.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABO^•K PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO
Manufactorers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtores.
37 MarM St.
m IDCr rVTD A nOV /^I^" *^^ ^^^^^ grades of Clarets, HoekRjARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
^llLIlOL LA I nA Un l iBurRundies.SautemeB, Ports and sherries r 530 WASHINOTOM STREET.
JUZ
669
KAI
Juzix Harry, porter Pascal Dubedat k Co.. r.Alanieda
Juzix Leopold, cooper, r. Church, nr Fourteenth
Juzix Leopold J., shoemaker, r. Church, nr Four-
teenth
Juzix Louis, bricklayer, r. Church, nr Fourteenth
JtoU R., with Jasou Springer & Co.
Kaar William J., r. 18 Taylor
Kaas A. V. C, draftsman Moore & Schulze, r. 413
POFt
KabltBchky Franz, tanner Christian Hellwig, r. 115
Twenty-Biith
Kabler Asa S., r. 619)4 Larkin
Each John L., butler, r. 929 Pine
Kaechcle Michael (Kaechele & Roller) r. 439 Fulton
Kaechele* Roller (Michael Kaechele and Carl Roller)
groceries and liquors, SE cor Fulton and Octavia
Kaeding Charles V. B. (Liddle & Kfcediiig) r. 1408
Leavenworth
Kaehler George A. E., bookkeeper ■Washington Mnfg
Co., r. 1'221 McAllister
Kaesling Robert, coffee saloon, 546}^ Mission
Kaeintz Emanuel, barber W. Wiebe, r. 14 William
Kaeintz Frank, barber, r. 358)^ Jessie
Kaeintz Jacob, barber W. Weibe, r. 2 Latham PI
Kaeintz Jacob, barber, r. 327 Minna
Kaeintz Louis P., carpenter, r. 371 Natoma
Kaelber Gilvey (Herrou & Kaelber) r. 7 Grant Av
Kaelber William, barber Heider k Bross, r. 102 Stock-
ton
Kaempfer Adolph, commercial traveler, r. 809 Turk
Kaempfer Morris (Bamberger & Kaempfer) r. 809
Turk
Kaempfer Charles, clerk Speyer & Herold, r. 205
Fillmore
Kaen Henry, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 40
Clementina
Kaen Thomas L., foreman machinist S. F. Gas Light
Co., r. 40 Clementina
■^ Kaen. See Cain, Cane, Cahen, Kain and Kane
Kaeser Edward (Frledlander & Kaeser) r. Brooklyn
Kafka Annie, widow, r. 1918 Steiner
Kafka Emma Miss, r. 53 Minna
Kafka Isaac, printer, 997 Market, r. 35 Russ
Kafka Samuel, cigarmaker S. Hasterlick, r. 35 Bass
Kafka Phena, widow, r. 35 Russ
Kafka Simon (A. Brady & Co.) r. 35 Russ
Kaher Daniel, laborer, r. E s Arkansas, bet MaripoBa
and Santa Clara
Kaher Patrick M., cranerunner Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
E s Arkansas, bet Mariposa and Santa Clara
Kahle Frank, liquor saloon, SE cor Mission and Four-
teenth
Kahle Frederick A., cigarpacker Edward Schwerin &
Son, r. 642)4 Minna .
Kahle Reinhardt, r. 642 M Minna
Kahlefencd August, tanner G. Dietsch S: Son, r. 1125
Mission
Kabler Christopher, carpenter, r. 11 Guerrero
Kahler Henry S. (H. S. Kahler & Co.) r. 11 Guerrero
KahlerH. S. * Co. (Henry S. Kahler) importers mil-
linery flowers and feathers, 1010 Market
Kahler John H., pressman P. E. Dougherty & Co., r.
11 Guerrero
Kahler William H., clerk H. S. Kahler & Co., r. 11
Guerrero
»- Kahler. See Kaler
Kahlert Frederick, waiter, r. 435 Pine
Kahles Frank, gardener, r. 11 Bernard
Kahman August (George Mayes & Co.) r. 2819 Pine
Kahn Aaron, butcher, r. 113 Cedar Av
Kahn Aaron, papercarrier, r. 107 Polk
Kahn Adolph, physician and surgeon, 920 Market, r.
2823 Piue
REFLECTORS,
FOE SHOW WINDOWS AND STORES,
MADE AND REPAIRED.
W. E. L.ANE~ Plumber
505 KEARNV STREET.
Establlshe.l 1860. Telephone 315.
FRATINGER & CO.
READY-MADE SUITS
FOB
^ LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDEEN.
105 KEARNY STREET.
Kahn .Alfred, iiienhaut r. 3rj Golden Gate Av
Kabn B , ciK'sniiKker Hi ffman & Davis
Kahn Berthold (Ouuther k Kahn) r. 229 Golden Gate
Av
Kahn Brothers (Max and Leon) butchers, SW cor La-
guna and Geary
Kahn Brof liers, Bine & Co. (Henry and Jules
Eubn, Solomon Bine and Lazare Klein) importers
foreign dry anil fancy goods, 25-27 Battery
Kahn Emil, clerk Davis Bros., r. 229 Golden Gate Av
Kahn Ernestine, widow, r. 107 Polk
Kabn Frederick (.Tacob Unna & Co.) r. Oakland
Kahn George H., optician Henry Kabn & Co.
Kahn Henry (Henry Kahn k Co.) r. 1406 Golden Gate
Av
Kahn Henry (Kahn Bros., Bine & Co.) r. 322 Golden
Gate Av
Kahn Henry, jeweler, r. 1131 Union
Kahn Henry Jr., optician, r. 1406 Golden Gate Av
Kahn Henry v<j Co. (Henry Kahn and "William
Kaiser) dealers mathematical instruments and
optical goods, 212 Kearny
Kahn Herman, baker, r. 229 Golden Gate Av
Kahn Hyman, porter Neuburger, Reiss & Co., r. 11
Bruce PI
Kahn Joseph (Porter, Slecsinger & Co.) r. 1216 Geary
Kahn Joseph, bakery, 30 Sixth, r. 416 Minna
Kahn Joseph, liquor saloon and bowling alley, 416
Pine, r. 1207 Jackson
Kahn Joseph Jr., bartender Joseph Kahn, r. 1207
Jackson
Kahn Joseph B , engineer Cal. Electric Light Co., r.
1053 Mission
Kahn Jules (Kahn Bros., Bine k Co.) r. Paris, France
Kahn Lee, with Davis Bros., r. 11 Bruce PI
Kahn L., r. cor Thirty-first and Mission
Kahn Lambert, salesman, r. 821 Mission
Kahn Leon (Kahn Bros.) r. 1427)4 Laguna
Kahn Leopold, capitalist, r. 821 Mission
Kahn Louis, clerk S. L. Leszynsky & Co., r. 229
Golden Gate Av
Kahn Louis, horsedealer, r. 2743 Bryant Av
Kahn Maurice, office 408 California, room 7
Kahn Max (Kahn Bros.) r. 1427)4 Laguna
Kabn Max, clerk, r. 113 Cedar Av
Kahn Max, paper carrier, r. 107 Polk
Kahn Meyer, porter Reiss Bros. & Co., r. 413 Octavia
Kahn Moses, clerk, r. 113 Cedar Av
Kahn Otto, furrier, r. 329 Minna
Kahn S. Mrs., widow, r. 622 Eddy
Kabn Samuel, restaurant, 236 Montgomery, r. 218
Stockton
Kahn Samuel S., physician, 14 Grant Av, rooms
18-19, r. 1705 Geary
Kahn Sarah Miss, florist, 311 Sutter
Kahn William, clerk A. W. Myer, r. 1207 Jackson
Kabn William E., carrier The Guide, r. 1207 Jackson
sy Kahn. Bee Cahen and Cahn
Kahrs Claus, groceries and liquors. 18 Natoma
Kahrs Henry (Kahrs & Hogref) r. 14)4 Lewis
Kahrs John, groceries and liquors, 124 First
Kahrs & Hogref (Henry Kahrs and Frederick Hogref)
groceries and liquors. NW cor Post and Taylor
Kai O. & Co. lOiia Kai) importers Japanese goods
and exporters American goods, 549 Washington
Kia Oria (O. Kai & Co.) r. 103 Fifth
Kaighin Charles J., chief engineer Market St. RR.,
r. 2098 Market
Kain Frank, horhetrader, r. 46 Quinn
Kain Michael W., carpenter, r. 2235 Market
K^ Kain. See Cain, Cane, Cahen, Kahen and Kane
Kaiser Amelia, widow, r. 1120 Filbert
Kaiser Charles H., hostler G. Brugge & Bro., r. 42
Clay
Kaiser Christopher, bootmaker M. Reubold, r. 11 Ber-
nard
Kaiser Edward H., salesman A. Carlisle & Co., r. 1120
Filbert
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
SmnnfactnrcF of erery deiKrriptlon of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
49 to SO Benle Street, San FrancUco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker.
421-437 Xarket Street. Sole Aeents tVW
Dederick'e Perpetaal Hay Presses.
KAI
670
KAN
W. W. Montague & Co.
PUIKEPS,
Suction and Force.
FOB HAND, WIMI>-9Ifl.I. AND POWER,
ALL. SIZKS.
809, 311. 313, 315 and 317 MABKET STBEET
m
Ksiser rr»>d, proptr New York House, !
Kttlser Frederick, brewer U. S. Brewery, r. 313H
Grove
Kaiser Frederick, liquor saloon, 506 Montgomery, r.
221 Masou
Kaiser Frederick, shoemaker, r. 433 Broadway
KalHer Frederick W., stenographer, r. 3n7 Hayes
Kslser Henry C, butcher, r. 150.i Market
KHiser Heury C. W. O., locksmith, r. 9 Natoma
Kaiser Herman, saloon keeper, r. 653 }< Minus
Knlser John, cook, r. 410 Union
Kaiser Joseph, bootmaker Charles Dietle, r. 8 Lewis
Kaiser Joseph, tailor, r. 6 Reed PI
Kaiser Joseph, stonecutter, r. 102 Central Av
Kaiser Julius, waiter, r. 3996 Geary
Kaiser Richard, grinder cutlery, 353 Tehama, r. 521 H
Natoma
Kaiser Valentine, confectioner, r. 1 Gardner
Kaiser William (Henry Kahn fc Co.) r. 1408 O'Farrell
Kniser William, butcher, r. 1120 Filbert
I^T' Kaiser. See Kayser, Keyser and Kelser
Kald Peter J., baker" r. 1405 Twenty-fourth
Kalben Edward O. (Peucher & Kalben) r. 521 Folsom
KalberU Conrad, driver, r. NW cor Hampshire and
Twenty-first
Kalbfleisch Frederick H., teamster, r. 325 Fell
Kalbtleiach Heury, watchmaker, r. 1118 Valencia
•Kaler James, bakery and confectionery, NE cor Pac-
ific and Larkin
Kaler John, laborer, r. 812 Fifteenth
Kaler William, but her Thomas Barnett, r. NB cor
Pacific and Larkin
»- Kaler. See Kahler
Kalin Lambert, bookkeeper, r. 821 Mission
Kalisb Mhx, purser stmr Humboldt, r. 2003 Powell
Kallsher Edward. (Steiuberger & Kalisher) r.807 Gold-
en Gate At
Kalisher J, L., r. 1009 Buchanan
Kalisky Charles, clothing and furnishing goods, 107
Second, r. 149 Grove
Kalisky Louis, merchant tailor, 431 Montgomery, r.
1142 Turk
Kalisky Morris, clothing, 123 Sixth, r. 123k Sixth
Kalisky Samuel (Bartlett & Kalisky) r. 1227 Golden
Gate Av
Kalstein Henry, liqiior saloon and boarding, 629
Front
Kallenberg Emil C, barber Charles Finney, r, 408
Greenwich
Kalleiiberg Theodore, molder Joseph Roylance, r. 7
Ritch
KaUenberg Theodore Jr., molder, r. 7 Ritch
Kallmann C. Mrs. (C. Kallmann & Son) r. 757 Va-
lencia
Kallmann 0. k Son (Mrs. 0. and Jacob Kallmann) jew-
elers, 757 Valencia
Kallmann Jacob (C. Kallmann fc Son) r. 757 Valencia
Kallmann Joseph, cooper, r. 118 Drumm
Kallmann Lena, widow, r. 218 Stockton
Kallmes Joseph, engineer, r. 917 Larkin
Knllock C. S.. r. 1732 WashiuKton
Kalmuk LlUie A. Miss, teacher Sanchez Street Pri-
mary School, r. 629 Ellis
Kalmuk Louis, stock clerk W. Cohen & Co., r. 629
Ellis
Kalmuk Morltz, cigars, r 629 Ellis
KHlmuk Robert, printer Bacon ^t Co., r. 629 Ellis
Kalstrom H., storekeeper stmr Mariposa
Kalstrom Rosannah, widow, r. 210 J4 Washington
I Kalteubach Charles, engineer, r. Golden Gate Park
Kaltenbrnn Albert, r. 621 Harrison
1 Kaltenbrun Arthur, driver Pfaffft McPherson, r. 621
Httrrison
Kaltenbrun Ernest G., tinner, r. 346 Fourth
Kaltenuiayi r Christian, harnessmaker Charles L.Has-
I kell. r. 39J« Moss
Knlthoff August, wat^ hman, r. 672 Harrison
Kaltlioff Hu«o, r. 672 Harrison
Kaltkh'iff Joseph, dishwasher, r. 39 Pacific
Kallschinidt Oscar, piTtrait painter, 1049 Mission
Kalvelaue Clemens (Kalvelage & Mueller) r. 119
Franklin
KalvelHge & Mueller (Clemens Kalvelage and Jacob
Mueller) groceries and liquors, BW cor Franklin
and Fell
Kalzeuberger Alois, r. 515 Sacramento
Kamas George, wireworker, r. 40 Jessie
Kamena Henry, teamster, r. 26 Freelon
Kuininski Joseph, baker C. MoUer
Kamluski Samuel J., barber, 244 Sutter, r. 34 Jj Clara
Kamlade Charles, clerk, r. 317 Bush
Kamlude Frederick, laborer Lachman & Jacobl, r.
607 Bryant
Kammau Charles F., merchant, r. SE cor Sacramento
and Baker
Kammer Gus., seaman, r. 14 Washington
Kamuier Louis (Levy & Kammer) r. 413 Powell
Kammerer Charles, teamster, r. 19 Water
Kammerer Charles G., cutler, r. W s Noe, bet Twenty-
fourth and Elizabeth
Kammerer George (Kammerer & Koch) r. 829)4 Val-
lejo
Kammerer Peter, laborer, r. 126 Welch
Kammerer & Koch (George Kammerer and Frank
Koch) barbery 542 California
Kammlar WilhelA, carpenter, r. 1225 Filbert
Kamna Margaret, widow, bakery, 1007 Valencia
Kamp V. (A. Asmann & Co.) r. 1322 O'Farrell
VSr Kamp. See Camp
Kampe Elise, widow, r. 32 Natoma, rear
Kampe Frederick W., clerk, r. 32 Natoma. rear
Kampe Frederick W., liquor saloon, NW cor Getrjr
and Hyde
Kampe Henry A. W., elevator tender, r. 32 Matoma,
rear
Kampe William, clerk G. G. Burnett, r. 32 Katoma
10r Kampe. See Campe
Kampher Bertha, widow, r. 229 Fell
Kampeusky Henry, tailor, r. 426 Broadway
Kampf Casper, laborer Frank P. McLennan, r. 431
Pine
Kamps Charles H., clerk C. E. Whitney & Co.. r, NB
cor Castro and Clipper
Kamps Frederick W. , wines and Uqnors and
restaurant, 30 California, r. NE cor Castro and
Clipper
Kamps George W., carpenter W. B. Kreger, r. NB cor
Castro and Clipper
Ksnary Kate, widow, r. 82 Natoma
Kaudler Philip, bartender, r.66 Shipley
Kane Barney, laborer, r. 134 Fourth
Kane Bridg. t, widow, r. 3 Pfeiffer
Kane Cbarles (Kane & Heauey) r. 617 Ellis
Kane CharleS; r. 541 Fourth
Kane Charles, clerk La Grande Laundry
Kane Charles, hostler, r. W s Java, nr Savannah
Kane Charles, laborer Union Iron Works, r. Guiana,
ur Railroad Av
Kane Charles C, engineer, r. 12 Tehama
Kane Christian, fireman stmr Piedmont
Kane Daniel, hostler Michael J. McBride. r. Ill
O'Farrell
Kane Daniel, longshoreman, r. 5 Bay
Kane David Jr., gasfltter, r. 100 Washington
Kane Dennis, laborer, r. 1334 Church
Kane Eilward. clerk, r. 644 Sacramento
Kane Edward, laborer, r. 1010 Alabama
Kane Edward, painter, r. 2721 Folsom
Kane Emma, widow, r. 319 Taylor
Kane Francis B., physician, 46 O'Farrell, r. 424 Eddy
Kane Francis J., bo.itman, r. 108 Francisco
Kane Frajk, butcher, r. cor Salvador and Savannah
Kane Frank, pressman, r. 519 Sacramento
Kane Frederick, marker La Grande Laundry
Kane George P., clerk Patent Brick Co., r. 306 Stock-
ton
THE LATEST STYLES,
THE FINEST GOODS,
THE BEST WORK at
"THE HASTINGS,"
1.ICK. HOVSE BLOCK-
THE LION Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, $4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
HiCKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
KAN
671
KAR
Kane Oeorge B. printer Palmer h Key. r. 1 August
Alley
Kane Hugh, laborer, r. S a Point Lobos Ay, bet Sec-
ond and Third Ava
Kane J., labi rer, r. W a Eailroad At. bet Malacc*
and Tobago
Kane J., tailor Industrial School
Kane J., upholsterer F. S. Chadbourne k Co., r. 1813
Stevenson
Kane James, r. 52 Natonia
Kane James, blacksmith, r. 3 Tehama
Kane James, laborer, r. CONatoma
Kaue James, longshoreman, r. 4U5 Beale
Kane James, moldt-r, r. 123 Nineteenth
Kane James, wharfinger Bection 1 Sea Wall, r. 1238
Mission
Kane James C, clerk Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 309 Sev-
enth
Kane James D., npholsterer, r. 1112 Washingtoa
Kane James F., fireman, r. 412 Folsom
Kane James O., stonecutter, r. Point Lobes Av, nr
First Av
Kane James M., pressman Bulletin, r. 1606 Turk
Kane Jeremiah, tailor, 200 Minna
Kane John, r. 529 Valencia
Kane John, r. N s Jersey, bet Vicksburg and Sanchez
Kane John, hostler St. Lawrence Stable, r. 11 Uitch
Kane John, laborer, r. 917 J4 Natoma
Kane John, laborer, r. Java, nr Savannah
Kane John, printer, r. 1 August Alley
Kane John, property man, r. 520 Pine
Kane John, salesman Verdler, Moreau k Co., r. 610
Geary
Kane John, sign painter, r. 632 Natoma
£ane John, stonecutter, r. ME cor Twenty-fifth and
Treat At
Kane John, teamster, r. 1628 Mission
Kane John T., groceries and liquors, 316 Biftfath
Kane Joseph, battery man Pac. Postal Tel. Co.. r.Oak-
land
Kane Joseph, laborer, r. SOd Fremont
Kane Joseph, laborer, r. 3 Pfelffer
Kane Joseph J., plasterer, r. 15 Gilbert, rear
Kane Joseph P., boatman Custom House, r. 8 Pfelffer
Kane Lawrence (Kane k Heany) r. 116 Silvar
Kane Lizzie, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Kane Mamie, domestic 2805 Mission
Kaue Margaret, widow, r. 525 Howard
Kane Martin, laborer, r. S s Stanyan, nr Waller
Kane Martin, stone cutter, r. Alabama, bet Twenty-
sixth and Twenty-seventh
Kane Mary, domestic 1123 California
Kane Mary A., domestic 604 Capp
Kane Michael, boilermaker, r. 549 Howard
Kane Michael, deckhand stmr Apache, r. 630 Paoiflc
Kane Michael, laborer, r. 16 Antone
Kane Michael, hostler, r. 106 First
Kune Michael, hostler James Fagen
Kane Michael, peddler, r. 25 Norfolk
Kane Michael, seaman, r. 102 Pacific
Kane Michael, wines and liquors, 200 First, r. 607
Howard
Kane Michael J., stoves and tinware, 238 Sixth, r. 15
Moss
Kane Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. 101 Bay
Kane Patrick, blacksmith, r. Clipper, bet Church and
Dolores
Kane Patrick, carpenter, r. 1506 Turk
Kane Patrick, gardener, r. 124 Wildey
Kane Patrick, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery, r. 2815
California
-Sane Patrick, painter Thoa. Downing, r. cor Twenty-
eighth and Sanchez
Kane Patrick, saloon, r. 1.'59 Shipley
Kane Patrick, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r.
Cable House
Kane Patrick, teamster, r. NE cor Indiana and Solano
Kane Patrick H., coachman, r. 2733 Pine
DR. BAZAN'S
THEB9tO-i:i.ECTRIO
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicateil and Electric Batlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SEWER PIPE. SEWER TRAPS.
Se-wers Laid Properly.
Sewers Repaired.
w.
Plumber,
Established 1860.
E. LANE,
503 Kearny Street.
Telephone 31&.
silversmith Schulz k Fischer, r.
Kane Patrick J
1506 Bush
Kane Randall, teamster David McCurdy, r. 1405 Mont-
gomery
Kane Stephen, pressman P. E. Dougherty k Co.. r. 7
Bagley PI
Kane Thomas, r. 531 H Fourth
Kane Thomas, engineer, r. 142 Fell
Kane Thomas, gripman Market St. RR., r. 3114X Mis-
sion
Kane Thomas, mnchinist, r. 101 Bay
Kaue Thomas, watchman, r. 817 Lott
Kane Thomas E., bartender, r. 51)7 Howard
Kane Thomas F., engineer, r. 52 Natoma
Kane Thomas J., painter, r. cor Bermuda and Savan-
nah
Kane W. H., engineer, r. 1929 Sutter
Kaue William, carpenter, r. 2235 Market
Kane William F., painter, r. 226 Birch Av
Kane William H., bartender Michael Kane, r. 607
Howard
Kane William P., upholsterer Cal. Furniture Mnfff
Co., r. 1713 Post
Kane & Heaney (Charles Kane and John Heaney)
dairy produce, 11 and 40 Centre Market
8^ Kane. See Cain, Cane, Kaen and Kain
Kanitz Morris, r. 1324 Buchanan
Kann Vigo, druggist, r. 807 Filbert
Kanngiesser Julius, sausage mnfr, 1404 Stockton
Kant Anton, tailor, 306 Jessie
Kant Max D., merchant, r. 1322 O'Farrell
Kautor Philip A., millinery and fancy goodi, 908
Sixth
Kantzer Louis, tailor, r. 625 Vallejo
Kanucan Michael A., messenger Post OfiElce, r. 1110
Clay
Kany John, clgarmaker August Brune, r. 311 Union
Kanzler Albert, seaman, r. 2(^ Eant
Kanzee Eliza Mrs., widow, r. 726 Turk
Kaphan George, butcher E. Sheyer, r. 731 Minna
Kapke Heins, cook, r. 2 Wall
Kaplan Abraham, cashier Greenebaum k Straus, r.
1617 H Geary
Kaplan Abraham, broker, r. 14 Turk
Kaplan Abram, salesman, r. 534 Grove
K.aplan Doris J., widow, r. 534 Grove
Kaplan George, butcher, r. 38 Morris At
Kaplan Henry, clerk, r. 35 Taylor
Kaplan Hyman, r. 1617 5^ Geary
Kaplan Levi, r. 322 Turk
Kaplan Levi, speculator, r. 1122 Market
Kaplan Louis, clerk Police Court No. 2, r. 1104 Eddy
Kaplan Maria E. Miss, teacher Garfield Primary
School, r. 823 Larkin
Kapp Charles, r. 457 Jessie
Kapp Louis, r. 435 Minna
Kappeler Jacob, lithographer, r. 762 Howard
Kappeler Lena, widow, r. 105 Mason
Kappen Charles, clgarmaker August Brune, r. 311
Union
Kappes Josepii, painter John S. Mellon, r. 512 Bush
Kappke Henry F., capitalist, r. 1015 Union
Kara Lawrence, foreman N. B. and M. RR., r. 1014
Alabama
Karasson Robert, master mariner, r. 240 Perry
Karasson William, master mariner, r. 210 Perry
Karatar Angele C. Miss, teacher Cleveland Primary
School, r. 217)4 Pulk
Karatar Henry R., clerk, r. 217 5^ Polk
Karatar Mathilde Miss, teacher music, r. 217 H Polk
Karatofsky I., tailor. 251 Tehama, r. 315)4 Jessie
Karl Adam, r. 105 Devisadero
Karl Andrew, cooper, r. 10 Boardman PI
Karl Herman, r. 1024 Powell
K>irl Mary Mrs., r. 711 Geary
a^ Karl. See Carl
Karlson John, mate stmr Eureka, r. 676 Clementina
Karlbon Michael R., seaman, r. 47 Sacramento
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST,
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309, 311. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Karlson S., laborer Pbc. Rolling Mill
Earluk Packing Co:, Max Heilbrouner secretary, 310
Sansome
Karm H., salesman Bachman Bros., r. 1611 Clay
Karm H. Mrs. (Karm & Stauffer) r. 1611 Clay
Karm & Stauffer (Mrs. H. Karm and Mrs. Mary
Stauffer) dressmaking, 1611 Clay
Earn Gustav, butcher stmr Willamette
Earner A., r. 12 Miller PI
Karp Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 504 Seventh
Karpel Gabriel P. (R. I. Green & Co.) r. 1623 Geary
Earr Annie Mrs., nurse, r. 410 Eddy
Earr William, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsbnrg & Co., r.
410l!;ddy
Earr William J., policeman, r. 18 Taylor
Earras Max (Earras & Brown) r. Alameda
Earras & Brown (Max Karras and Mrs. Sadie Brown)
photographers, 18 Third
Earsky Gabriel, tailor, 335 Sixth
Earsky Hannah, widow, r. 222C Post
Earsky Sarah Miss, teacher Emerson Primary School,
r. 2226 Post
Karstens Charles, wines and liquors, 35 Eddy, r.
223 Thirteenth, nr Folsom
Earstensen Anton F., longshoreman, r. 613 Serenth
Enrstensen Mathias, seaman, r. 3Jj Clyde
Eai ting James, blacksmith, r. 210 Ritch
Eartschoke Edward, brickmaker, r. 457 Guerrero
Kartschoke Gnstave, agent, r. 4.57 Guerrero
Kasch Charles L., fireman Cal Sugar Refinery, r. E s
Tennessee, bet Sierra and Napa
Easch Henry, liquor saloon, 6 Mission
Easche George W., upholsterer Indianapolis Mnfg
Co., r. 38 Hoff Av
Easche William, saloon keeper, r. 38 Hoff Av
Ease Spencer M. Jr., clerk Post Office Inspectors
Kashevaroff Andrew P., reader Russian Orthodox
Church, r. 1715 Powell
Eashow Israel, r. 2502 Cllifomia
Easkel Adolph (Kaskel & Bro.) r. 1120 Leavenworth
Easkel Louis, salesman Easkel & Bro., r. 1120 Leaven-
worth
Easkel Morris (Kaskel & Bro.) r. 1120 Leavenworth
Easkel & Brother (Adolph and Morris) hats and caps,
423 Kearny
Kaskell Abraham, with Edward 8. Spear & Co.,
r. 505 Sutter
Easkell Benjamin, policeman, r. 1410 Mason
Kaskell Charles, auctioneer, r. 1804 Laguna
Easkell Gustav, plumber William D. Hobro, r. 1523
Leavenworth
Easkell Jacob, manufacturer, r. 614 G'Farrell
Easkell Louis, r. 614 O'Farrell
Easper Charles, tailor, 141 Third
Easper Joseph, barber, r. 226 Turk
Easper Samuel, clothing, 141 Third
Kass H. P., gilder Sanborn, Vail i Co., r. East Oak-
land
Eassabaum John A., invoice clerk W. W. Montague i
Co., r. 1921 Sacramento
Easser Delia, widow, r. 219^ Clara
Easson Chester P., clerk Post Office, r. Russ House
East Annie C. C, widow, r. 25 Dolores
East John S., foreman East & Co., r. 1022 McAllister
East Louis S. (East & Co.) r. 1150 Guerrero
East Marius J., student, r. 25 Dolores
East Max, r. 30 Page
East Michael J., salesman East & Co., r. 1150 Guer-
rero
Kast & Co. (Louis S. East and Jacob Eaufmann)
manufacturers, importers and retail dealers boots
and shoes, 738-740 Market
Easten Augustus J., clerk local freight office S. P.
Co., r. 1214 Dolores
Easten Robert, watchmaker Henry M. Lewis, r. 1423
Sacramento
Eastens Louis M., cigars, etc., 421 Larkin.r. 28 Grove
Eastens Madeline Mrs., r. 28 Grove
Easter H., painter, r. 916 Montgomery
Eastle Josephine, domestic 2536 Mission
Eatelson F., billiardmaker Jacob Strahle k Co., r. 26
Turk
Eatschinskl Bernard, boots and shoes, 10 Third, p.
731 McAllister
Katt W., musician, r. 134 Fourth
Eattenar Albert, cook Julius Llgon, r. 232 First
Eatten Simon (Bauer Bros. & Co.) r. 1717 Geary
Ratter Charles, groceries and liquors, 233 Fifth"
Eattlemanu Frederick W., painter, r. NW cor Twen-
ty-third and Bryant
Katz Abraham, shoe dealer, r. 429 Turk
Eatz August, salesman F. Eatz, r. 1006'Unlon
Katz Charles, glazier, 531 Sacramento, r. 707 O'Farrell
Eatz Emanuel, manager Jewish Times, 509 Mont-
gomery, r. 2223 Webster
Eatz Frank P., commercial traveler, r. 110 Turk
Eatz Frederick, wholesale and retail butcher, 94-100
California Market, r. 1006 Union
Eatz Frederick Jr., butcher, r. 1006 Union
Eatz George G., salesman F. Eatz, r. 1006 Union
Eatz Jacob, butcher, r. 713 )4 Grove
Katz Joseph, r. 316 Seventeenth
Eatz Louis, salesman F. Eatz. r. 1006 Union
Eatz Mendel, peddler, r. 70 Shipley
Eatz Michael, barber, r. 103 Perry
Eatz O. M. Mrs., teacher music, r. 103 Perry
Katz Otto M., barber 442 Third, r. 103 Perry
Eatz Rudolph, bookkeeper, r. 316 Seventeenth
Eatzenbach Charles A., clerk Walter Speyer, r. 611
Taylor
Katzenbach Frederick, teacher piano, organ
and harmony, office 206 Post, r. 811 Taylor
Eatzenbach Henry J., clerk, r. 611 Taylor
Katzenberg Alois, tailor Abraham B.Zinnamon, r.515
Sacramento
Eatzensteln Mayer (Ascher & Co.) r. 1807 Pine
Katzer Frank, compositor California Volksfreund, p.
NE cor Powell and Pacific
Eauce Francis, salesman Horace Davis & Co., r. 325
O'Fairell
Eauce Frank H. bartender Monahan & McGurren, p.
325 OTarrell
Eauche Otto, shipcarpenter, r. 31 Lafayette
Kaucher Frederick M., mnfr picture frames, 1503
Market
Eaufer Constantine, upholsterer, 26 Turk, r. 642 Ivy
Av
Kauffung Louis H., dentist, 1126 Market, r. 1814 Ster-
enson
Eauffmann Henry, shipping clerk Davis Bros., Berg-
mann & Co., r. 518 Linden Av
Eauffmann Jules, bookkeeper A. Elsenberg, r. 1711
Geary
Eauffmann Jacob, butcher, 412 Third and 723 Folsom,
r. 10 Perry
Eauffmann Leon, merchant (Hill's Ferry) r. 1711
Geary
Eaufman Bertha Miss, r. 951 Folsom
Kanfman Cbarles, mining engineer, 418 Califor-
nia
Eaufman Charles, pork and sausages, 66 Bay City
Market, r. 817 M Jessie
Eaufman Charles, tailor, 724 Howard, r. 6145i Minna
Kaufman Cliarles H., bond .broker, 307 Mont-
gomery, r. 1521 Jackson
Eaufman Edward, r. 541 Minna
Eaufman Ernest W.. bartender, r. 512 Leavenworth
Eaufman Frank, upholsterer Bare Bros., r. 315}j
Stockton
Eaufman Frederick (Eaufman & Feldmann) p. 37d
San Jose Av
Eaufman Frederick, machinist Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. Oakland
Eaufman Frederick J., laborer, r. 433 O'Farrell
Eaufman Herman C, liquor dealer, r. 608 BaPtlett
Eaufman Isidore J., r. 408 Francisco
Imported and Domestic Rugs In Immense variety.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
ItUIT JLBOVB TXLM.CB HOTIX.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Case*
and Store Fiztores.
37 Market St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
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Kaufman John, cigarmaker. r. 34 Mluna
Kaufman Jonas, butcher, 613 Post
Kaufman Joseph, junk. r. 438 Teham'a
Kaufman Julius M. (Kaufiuan, Rau & Co.) r. 1717
Buchanan
Kaufman JI. MisB, dreeemaking, 315)i Stockton
Kaufman M. Mrs., r. 1432 Webster
KaufmHD, Rau * Co. (Julius M. Kaufman and Louis
Rau) ninfrs cigars, agente W. J. Leraps St. Louis
Lager Beer aud Whiterock Mineral Water, 427
Jackson
Kaufman Walter W., attorney at law, 325 Montgomery
room 32, r. 1521 Jackson
Kaufman k Feldiuann (Frederick Kaufman and John
O. Feldmanu) groceries and liquors, 901-905 Mis-
sion
Kaufmann Adam, Fhoemaker, r. 829 J^ Vallejo, rear
Kaufmann Charles, bartender C. F. Beckmann
Kaufmann Edward, with Davis Bros., r. 376 San Soai
Av
Kaufmann Emil, salesman estate of Matthias Gray, r.
Alameda
Kaufmann Frederick, clerk Peter H. Blelenberg, r.
NE cor Beale and Harrison
Kaufmann Henry, clerk German Consulate, r. Ala-
meda
Kaufmann Henry L., musician, r. 1009 Mason
Kaufmann Hermann, waiter New Washington Hotel
Kaufmann Hugo, waiter Rtmr Alameda
Kaufmann Jacob (Kast & Co.) r. 906 Market
Kaufmann Leopold, cigars and tobacco, 309 East, r.
1141 Shotwell
Kaufmann Maurice J., salesman Rosenthal Bros. &
Co., r. 1309 Larkin
Kaufmann M. Mrs., dressmaking, 512 Leavenworth
Kaufmann Sebastian, r. Ill Bay
Kaufmann William, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 512)^ Fruncisco
Kaufmann William, cellar foreman U. 8. Brewery, r.
644 McAllister
•^Kaufmann. See Kaufifman aud Caufman
Kaufner Herman, solicitor, r. 7 Calhoun
Kaul Christian H., clerk W. Haker & Hinz, r. 2017
Webster
Kaul Samuel, tailor, 405 Commercial, r. 428 Stevensou
Kaulbach Julius F., scenic artist Tivoli Opera House,
r. 731 Mluua
Kaulfass Frederick C, engraver on glass, 422
Powell
Kaunitz John, tanner, r. E 8 Mississippi, bet Santa
Clara and Mariposa
Kaupert Joseph, butcher, Twenty-fourth, nr Bryant
Kavanagh Alice, widow, r. 14 Page
Kavanagh Albert P., jeweler Pacific Jewelry Co., r.
828 Ellis
Kavanagh Charles V., r. 140 Twelfth
Kavanagh Daniel, longshoreman, r. 322 Ritch
Kavanagh Eliza, widow, r. 2017 Pacific Av
Kavanagh Edward, tinner Freeman k Wrin, r. 3 Welsh
Kavanagh Francis J., upholsterer, r. 62 Natoma
Kavnnagh Frederick, salesman J. J. O'Brien k Co.. r
140 Twelfth
Kavanagh George H., clerk, r. 2017 Pacific Av
Kavanagh Henry, salesman, O'Connor, Moffatt & Co
r. 918 Valencia
Kavanagh J., driller S. F. Bridge Co.
Kavanagh James, tanner Reilly & Lolus, r. Ws Day,
bet Dolores and Church
Kavanagh James H., policeman, r. 25 Clementina
Kavanagh John, porter Holt Bros., r. 612 FolKom
Kavanagh John, merchant tailor, 6 New Montgomerv
r. 140 Twelfth .
Kavanagh John, salesman Dunham, Carrigan k Co
r. 8k Lapidge
Kavanagh John Jr., with John Kavanagh r. 140
Twelfth
Kavanagh John F., clerk Nevada Bank, r. 2017 Pacific
Av
GAS STOVES,
GAS nXTUEES, GAS BUENEES.
Gas Healers lor all pnrposes lor sale and made to order.
PLUMBER, 605 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1860. Telei.hone 315.
FRATINGER t CO.
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105 KEARNY STREET.
Kavanagh John J., bakery, 1009 J4 Stockton
Kavanagh John P., salesman, r. 8J4 Lapidge
Kavanagh John T., teacher music, r. 911 McAllister
Kavanagh Joseph, laborer, r. 21 Moss
Kavanagh Morris, cuirier Reilly & Louis, r. W a Day,
bet Church aud Dolores
Kavanagh Patrick, carriage painter, r. 11 Mason
Kavanagh Thomas, r. W2 Van Ness Av
Kavanagh Thomas, gardener, r. 140 Twelfth
Kavanagh Thomas J., clerk Martin Herman, r. 14
Page
Kavanaugh Belle Miss, milliner, r. 1003 Mission
Kavanaugh Daniel, gardener Magdalen Asylum
Kavanaugh James, carpenter, r. 668 Clementins,
rear
Kavanaugh John, r. 561)^ Mission
Kavanaugh Lute, stenographer, r. 1347 Howard
Kavanaugh M., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Kavanaugh M. track repairer N. B. and M. KR.
Kavanaugh Margaret, domestic 2111 Van Ness Av
Kavanaugh Matthew, collector, r. 1115 Geary
Kavanaugh Robert P., clerk Davis Bros., r. 420 Hick-
ory Av
Kavanaugh ThomaS, laborer, r. 139 Dore
Kavanaugh William, boilermaker, r. 101 Freelon
8^ Kavanaugh. See Cavanagh and Cavanaugh
Kaveny A. & T. (Miss Annie and Thomas Kaveny)
millinery and fancy goods, 1003 Valencia
Kaveny Annie Miss (A. & T. Kaveny) r. 1003 Valencia
Kaveny Michael, fireman, r. 8 Natoma
Kaveny Thomas (A. & T. Kaveny) and watchman stmr
Bay City, r. 1003 Valencia
Kay Charles F. H., longshoreman, r. 406 Harrison
Kay Patrick, wool duster Catton, Bell & Co., r. 608
Sixth
Kay Samuel, painter, r. 212 Eighth
Kay William, gripman, r. 1203 Union
Kaye James 8., r. ]0'29 Post
Kayser Brothers (Richard and Frank) coal and wood,
hay and grain, 1118-1120 Pacific
Kayser Frank (Kayser Bros.) r. 1120 Pacific
Kayser Fritz (Kayser & Mayer) r. S s Twenty-fourth,
bet Valencia and Bartlett
Kayser George, shipping clerk, r. 628 Capp
Kayser Hubert, salesman Norton, Risdon & Co., r. 910
Market
Kayser Marcus, tailor. 1603 Buchanan, r. 706 Larkin
Kayser Richard (Kayser Bros.) r. 19 Bernard
Kayser Si Mayer (Fritz Kayser and John Mayer)
proprietors Colosseum liquor saloon, 910 Market
B^" Kayser. See Kaiser, Keyser and Keiser
Keading Gustav, r. 609 Pine
Keading Warren, plasterer, r. 302 Eighteenth
Keady George J., bookkeeper Mission Pottery Co., r.
r. 1213 Mission
Keady James E., coffee roaster J. A. Folger k Co., r.
1213 Mission
Keady Maggie T. Miss, teacher Mission Primary
School, r. 1213 Mission
Keady Mary, widow, r. 1213 Mission
Kealikekr Louis (Christ & Kealikekr) r. N s Venezu-
ela, bet Platte and Yazoo
Keams C. H., waiter, r. 769 Market
Kean Annie M. Miss, teacher Potrero Primary
School, r. 7 Meacham PI
Kean Henry, machinist, r. 40 Clementina
Kean James, hackman, r. 160 Clara
Kean James J. machinist, r. 129 Jackson
Kean John, teamster, r. 1628 Mission
Kean John, cooper, r. 237 Stevenson
Kean John T., clerk, r. 1331 Polk
Kean Katie E. Miss, teacher Whittler Primary School
r. 7 Meacham PI
Kean Michael C. (Fritz* Kean) r. 210 Ellis
Kean Thomas, machinist, r. 40 Clementina
Kean William, plumber Fritz k Kean
Keane Alfred W., bookkeeper P. C. Molloy
Keane Annie Mrs., furnished rooms, 1017 Sutter
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CAR WORKS
llanaftectarer of every deserlptton of
PASaSNOBR, 8TREBT AMD FREIGHT CARS.
4» to SO Beale StreeC. Nan Francisco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker.
421-427 Market St. A^ricnltnral Imple«
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IMPORTERS Of
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FREXCH RANGES.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 filAfiEET STBEET
Keane Brothers (Thomas Keane and Patrick Bo-
land) importers, wholesale and retail dealers for-
eign and domestic dry and fancy goods, 107-115
Kearny
Keane Daniel, tailor, r. 172 Minna
Keane Dennis, laborer, r. 25 White PI
Keane Dennis D., boot and shoemaker, 849 Valencia
Keane Dennis J., butcher, 142 Eighth
Keane E. R., salesman W. K. VandcrsUce & Co., r.
100fi!« Washington
Keane George Mrs., boardinpr, 1115 Sutter
Keane George B.. physician, 619 Green
Keane James, r. 660 Willow Av
Keane James, broker, r. 122 Fulton
Keane James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 60 N»-
toma
Keane J. F. Mrs., widow, r. 151 Grove
Keane John, assistant superintendent Keane Bros., r.
116 Sutter
Keane John, teamster, r. 869 Market
Keane John E., brushmaker, r. 316 Fourth
Keane Malachi, foreman Main & Winchester, r. 1932
Stevenson ^
Keane Michael, assistant foreman Central Gas Light
Co.. r. ,3000 Webster
Keane Patrick, painter, r. 8E cor Sanchez and Twen-
ty-eighth
Keane Vi-tfT. teacher Spanish, r. 528 Ellis
Keane Thomas (Keane Bros.) r. 340 Page
Keane Thomas, engineer, r. 1 Bay
Keane Walter, r. 2 Haywood
B^" Keane. See Kean and Keen
Keaney Hugh, engineer S. F. Bridge Co., r. 545 How-
ard
Keaney Patrick, paver, r. 23 Everett
•^ Keaney. See Keeney
Reany Charles, blacksmith, r. 33 Eddy
Keany Felix, carriage factory, 1118 Mission, r. 33
Eddy
Keany Michael, r. 547 Mioslon
Keany William, restaurant, 1553 Market
Keane T., carpenter S. F. Planing Mill. r. 729 X Fol
fom
Kearce Patrick, meter reader Spring Valley W. W., r-
20 Glover
Kearney Bernard, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W s
Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Kearney Bernard, tpamster. r. 117 Vallejo
Kearney Brothers (Daniel and Patrick) groceries and
liquors, SE cor Fulton and Buchanan
Kearney Charles P., r. 215 O'Farrell
Kearney Daniel (Kearney Bros.) r. 907 Buchanan
Kearney Deni.'i, employment office, 23 Ellis, r. W 8
Clara Av, bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Kearney Dennis, barber, r. 754 Folsom
Kearney Dennis, patrolman Morse's Patrol, r. 160
Steuart
Kearney Edward, liquor saloon. NW cor Pacific and
Battery, r. 104 Vallejo
Kearney Edward T., druggist and apothecary,
214 Kearny
Kearney Ellen, widow, r. 47 Tehama
Keiirney Frank, fireman, r 2406 Post
Kearney Frederick J., clirk, r. 50:1 Post
Kearney Isabel, widow, r. 104 Chattanooga
Kearney James, lodgines, 702 Vallejo
Kearney James, teamster, r. 65 Lington
Kearney James, waiter Russ House
Kearney James F., compositor, r. 1513 J4 Jones
Kearney James P., shipping clerk J. W. Evans, r. 100
Jones
Kearney James T., trimmer Cal. Electric Light Co..
r. 1315 Broadway
Kearney J. F., clerk Post Office, r. 603 Post
Kearney Johanna, widow, r. 8 Rose Av
Kearney Johanna, widow, r. 65 Lnngton
Kearney John, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 532 Folsom
Kearney John, carpenter, r. 134 Fourth
Kearney John, carpenter, r. 720 Leavenworth
Kearney John, foreman S. F. Bridge Co., r. 1313 San-
some
Kearney John longshoreman, r. 23 Freelon
Kearney John, molder Empire Foundry, r. 648 How-
ard
Kearney John, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co..
r. 308 Linden Av
Kearney John, stonecutter, r. 26 Turk
Kearney John, teamster, r. 9 Bond
Kearney John, waiter, r. 60 Annie
Kearney Joseph, tailor, r. 244 Jessie
Kearney Joseph G., clerk, r. 1018 Leavenworth
Kearney Lawrence, laborer, r. 1080 Howard
Kearney Maggie Miss, r. 81ii Bush
Kearney Martin, shoemaker, r. 1877 Mission
Kearney Mary, widow, r. 1120 Mission
Kearney Matthew, composiior W. A. Woodward & Co.,
r. 1513 J« Jones
Kearney Michael, tailor, r. i<07 Buchanan
Kearney Michael, teamster Wm. Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Kearney Michael T., porter Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co.,
r. 43 Russ
Kearney M. Theodore, real estate, r. Palace Hotel
Kearney Neil, teamster, r. 901 Battery
Kearney P., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Kearney Patrick (Kearnfey Bros.) r. 637 Fulton
Kearney Patrick, coachman, r. 1024 Howard
Kearney Patrick, fitter Buckingham & Hecht, r. 106
Severn h
Kearney Patrick, hostler Patrick Sullivan, r. 1010
Howard
Kearney Patrick, saddlemaker J. C. Johnson & Co., r.
612 Howard
Kearney Patrick, shoemaker, r. 606 Natoma
Kearney Patrick F., clerk, r. 1247 Folsom
Kearney Peter A., physician and surgeon, office
and r. 501 Folsom
Kearney Peter A., stevedore, r. H18 Montgomery
Kearney Peter J., butcher, SW cor Filbert and Mason
Kearney Rodger, yardman John Rosenfeld, r. SW cor
Japan and Brannan
Kearney Thomas, cardriver, r. 254 }j Fourth
Kearney Thomas, sewer contractor, r. lOHO Howard
Kearney Timothy, porter O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
1030 Treat Av
Kearney William, groceries and liquors. 1247 Folsom
Kearney William, laborer Crystal Vinegar Works, r.
1833 Howard
Kearney William, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 308 Linden Av
Kearney William B., druggist, r. 601 Folsom
Kearney William J., salesman Davis Bros., r. 205
Third
B^ Kearney. See Kearny and Carney
Kearns Ann, widow, r. 13)4 Morris Av
i Kearus Anna, widow, r. 38 Jessie
Kearns Bernard, pipelayer 8. F. Gas Light Co., r.
1 1610 Bush
Kearus Bernard, teamster John Byrne, r.905 Harrison
I Kearns Ellen, widow, r. 628 Fulton
I Kearus George, stockkeeper W. & J. Sloane h Co.,
I r. 24 Masonic Av
Kearns George, waiter, r. 138 First
I Kearns George W., r. 426 Townsend
' Kearns Isabella Miss, saleslady O'Connor, Moffatt Co.,
I r. 611 Geary
I Kearns James H., collector, r. 1132 Florida
I Kearns James J., butcher, r. W s St. Thomas, nr
I Yazoo
Kearns James J., shoemaker estate Gilbert Pringle,
r. 146(1 Minna
I Kearns John, blacksmith, r. 109 H Shipley
I Kearns John, laborer, r. 38 Jessie
I Kearns Matthew, laborer, r. 415 Twenty-ninth
I Kearns Patrick, proptr Brooklyn House, N s Sierra,
bet Georgia and Michigan
BIANN & BENEDICT,
SDCCESSORS TO
C. C. HASTINGS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND
&.KCK HOUSE BLOCK.
ORIENT lis. Co. OF HARTFOEDi
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,551,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SEZT017, Asit U:jugei.
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,' 23 FIRST STREET.
KEA
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Eearns Thomas (Sweeney .V Kearnfi) r. 10 Lapidi^e
Keiirus Thomas, fruit aud vegetables, 130 Twenty-
fouri h
Kearus Thomas F.. calker, r. 280 Minna
KeMnis WUliain, baker, r. 836 Howiird
B^ Kearna. Sue Calrus, Caraes and Kerns
Kearny Andrew, driver, r. Hl'i Miuua
Kearuy James, driver, r. 829 Folsom
Eeamy Jaiues F., liquor salouu, 21 Leidesdorff, r.
414 'i Green
Kearny Mary Mrs., r. 522 5^ Jessie
Kearny Ricbard M., salesman J. L. White k Co., r.
1130 Valencia
Kearny T. C, r. 705 Front
Kearuy William, laborer, r. NW cor Louisiana and
Sierra v
ay Kearny. See Carny and Kearney
Kearou Uobert E., clerk S. B. Wakefield & Co.. r. Ala-
meda
Keasbey Emily, widow, r. 1934 S'evenson
Keating Bridget, widow, r. 113 Fifth
Keatiuj,' Cornelius, laborer, r. 19 Geneva
Keating Gornnlius J., paintnr, r. Il5t?i Folsom
KeatiuK David, clerk, r. SW cor Bash and Devisadero
Keating Dennis, coutraetur, r. 308 >6 Eighth
Keating Edward, foreman Spring Valley W. W., r. 433
Fourteenth
Keating Edward, silverplater, r. 7 Twentieth
Keating Henrietta, widow, r. 1112 Leavenworth
Seating James, blacksmith Pacific Iron Works, r. 210
Ritch
Keating James, laborer, r. 19 Geneva
Keating James, teamster Whittier, Fuller & Co., r.
60 Natoma
Keating James Jr., helper S. F. and Pac. Olass
Works, r. 210 Ritch
Keating James B., liquor saloon, 346)4 Seventh
Keating James L., laborer, r. 308)4 Eighth
Keating James P., sackmaker Golden Q-ate Flouring
Mill, r. 107 Leavenworth
Keating J. F., commercial traveler Bandmann, Niel-
sen b Co.
Keating John, r. 324 Minna
Keating John, longshoreman, r. 538 Mission
Keating John J., broommaker, r. 308 ){ Eighth
Keating Julia Miss, r. 244 Shotwell
Keaiing Martin, groceries, 135 Seventh
Keating Mary E. Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary
School, r. 1112 Leavenworth
Eealing Michael, mattressmaker Pac. Spring and
Mattress Co., r. 21 Tweuty-third
Keating M. J. Mrs., matron City and County Alms
Uouse
Keating AI. James, superintendent City and
County Alms House, Ocean House Road, nr La-
euna Honda
Keating Owen, teamster, r. 21 Twenty-third
Keating Uobert, laborer, r. 1 Bay
Keating Uobert J., shoemaker Grin Jones k Co., r. 27
Minua
Keating Sarah, domestic 117 Capp
Keaiing Thomas, carpenter Selby Smelting and Lead
Co., r. 505 )j Natoma
Keating Thomas, laborer, r. 3)4 Zoe, rear
Keating Thomas K., driver Market St. RB., r. 611
Fourth
Keating Thomas W., plumber. 2205 Mission
Keating Timothy laborer, r. 34 Louisa
Keating Warner L., plasterer, r. 312 Eighteenth
Keating William, coachman, r. 603 Hyde
BST Keating. See Keetiug
Eeatii Harry, cook. r. 975 Bryant
Keok George, pl;isterer, r. 625 Gough
Keck George, tailor, 29.i6)4 Sixteenth
Keddi H., r. 63>* Commercial
Kedlan Patrick, plasterer audwhitener, r.608X Nine-
teenth
Kedon George J., clerk Martin Kedon, r. 1018 Minna
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERMO-EI,ECTRIC
RUSSIAN aiii TURKISH BATHS
Also Msdicateil and Electric Batis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET- 415
SANITARY PLUMBING
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES WELL DONE.
Repairing; ix Specialty.
•V^ - E - Ij.A.3SrE ,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
KEDON MARTIN, hardware,
Ijiffs, twin<>, bi^nrinn-g, etc., llG-iaU
Vlay. r. 1018 Minna
Kedon Martin Jr., clerk Martin Kedon, r. 1018 Minna
Kedrolivansky Alexandria, widow, r. 1520 Broadwa/
Keebler Cbristian, laborer Cal. Barrel Co.
Keech Alvin W., engineer, r. 643 Folsom
Keefe Arthur, machinii't, r. 920 Folaom
Keefe Bsnjamin, teamster, r. 358 Natoma
Keefe Charles L., bartender J. B. Bacon, r. 137 Mont-
gomery
Keefe Cornelius, teamster Cal. Cracker Co., r. 926
Montgomery
Keefe Daniel, carpenter, r. 71654 Bryant
Keefe Daniel, laborer, r. 568 Mission
Keefe Daniel, produce, r. 1609 MisKion
Keefe Daniel F., groceries and liquors, NW cor Alv
bama aud Twenty-third
Keefe Daniel J., printer, r. 661 Jj Minna
Keefe Dennis, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W 8
Kentucky, bet Sierra and Ni^vada
Keefe Dennis, sailmaker, r. 24 Howard Court
Keefe George B., compositor Report, r. 114 Turk
Keefe George E. (Kenney & Keefe) r. 217 Third
Keefe Henry E., teamster Mission Pottery Co., r. 923
Natoma
Keefe James W.. blacksmith, 450 Brannan, r. 62m
Brannan
Eeefe Jeremiah, laborer, r. NW cor Louisiana »nd
Sierra
Keefe Jeremiah, special inspector Customs, U. 8.
Appraisers' BIdg, first floor, r. 1919 Mason
Keefe John, clerk Alfred Gross, r. 263 Seventh
Keefe John, gripman, r. 16 Cedar Av
Keefe John, machinehand Albert F. Knorp, p. 1910
Powell
Keefe John, teamster, r. 1609 Mission
Keefe John, warehouseman Hathaway's U. S. Bonded
and Free Warehouses, r. 116 Twelfth
Keefe John, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., r. N 8
Sierra bet Georgia aud Michigan
K£EF£ JUilN III varnislier and
polisher, 3^7 Sutter, r. Silrer State
Uouse
Keefe John R., printer, r. 217 Third
Keefo Joseph P., laborer r. E s Boyce, nr Geary
Keefe Liwrence, compositor Call, r. 236 Seventh
Keefe Mamie Miss, r. 15 Howard Court
Keefe Margaret Mrs., varieties, I30.5 Mission
Keefe Mary F. Mrs., widow, r. 10 Garden
Keefe Matthew, miner, r. 226 Ritch. rear
Keefe Michael, cook stmr Alex. Duncan
Keefe Michael, steward, r. E s Boyce, nr Geary
Keefe Myra, widow, r. 1204 California
Keefe Neal, blacksmith B. Grave .t Co., r. 1426 Geary
Keefe Thomas, bellhauger, r. 253 54 Clara
Keefe Thomas, carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 1825 Powell
Keefe Thomas, teamster, r. 636 Commercial
Keefe Walter C, machinist, r. 920 Folsom
Seefe William R., painter S. F. Gas Light Co.
Keefe William W., produce commission, 123 Wash-
ington, r. 407 Leaveu worth
f^" Keefe. See Keeffe
Keefer Jesse U., bookkeeper Union Box Factory, r.
Oakland
Keefer John, carpenter, r. 12.19 Folsom
Keefer John, waiter Pacific Club, r. 251 Stevenson
Keefer Windsor A., raining, r. 14 Grant Av
K^ Keefer. See KelfcT and Kieffer
Keeffe James, foreman T. M. Antisell Piano Co., r. 213
Nineteenth
Keelfe.lohn, gatrtender Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W 8
MinneBota, bet Solano and Butte
Keeffe Margaret Mrs., propir Cascius Hotel, NE cor
Siena and Louisiana
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
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HAS THE 1.ARGEST BUSINESS
OP ANY AMERICAN COMPANY.
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Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Trinimingps
a. Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
! Keeffe Perry, waiter Miners' Beetaurant, r. 200 Leidea-
dorff
' 9^ Keeffe. See Keefe
Keegan Edward, clerk Frank X. Cicott, r. 5 DelgadoPl
Keegan Frank, clerk A. C. Farnsworth, r. 5 DelgadoPl
Keegan Henry, waiter, r. 5 Delgado PI
Keegan J., steelworker Pac. Rolling Mill
I Keegan James, plumber and gasfltter, 903 Stockton,
I r. 47 Tehama
Keegan James C, miner, r. 263 Minna
Keegan John (Keegan ft Goodwin) r. 216 First
Keegan John, house painter, r. 1206 Eddy
K^egan John T., bookkeeper, r. 1206 Eddy
: Keegan Martin, laborer Union Iron Works, r. W a
' Georgia, bet Sierra snd Shasta
Keegan Mary Miss, Catholic books. 135 Hayes
Keegan Michael, laborer, r. 140 Shipley
Keegan Michael, laborer, r. 567 Minna
Keegan Patrick, cooper, r. 306 Langton
Keegan Patrick, shoemaker, r. 725 Church
Keegan Patrick J., gasfitttr, r. 26 Silver
Keegan Peter, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r. 62
Clementina
Keegan Peter, laborer, r. 305 First
Keegan Richard, bartender, r. 901 Battery
Keegan Rose, domestic 2659 Howard
Keegan Thomas, laborer, r. St. Thomas, bet Alle-
ghany and St. Lawrence
Keegan Thomas teamster, r. 1318 Natoma
Keegan William', collector S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 711
Hayes
Keegan William, teamster Wm. Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Keegan William F., baker, r. 1908 Mifsion
Keegan <Si Good'win (John Keegan and Thomas
I Goodwin) proprietors St. Nicholas Hotel, 212-214
First
! Keehn David, engineer Rudolph Armstrong, r. 270
I First
Keel Frederick, teamster Yates t Co., r. 407 Fifth
I Keeler C. J. Mrs., widow, r. 1005^ Valencia
Kecler Edward, boatman, r. 713 Front
Keeler Harry G., dentist. 14 Grant Av, r. 910 Pine
Keeler Heman, manager U. S. Rocking Grate Bar, 8
; New Montgomery, r. 427 Sutter
! Keeler Julius M., r. 1921 Sarramento
Keeler M. E. Mrs., r. 1001 Pine
, Keelin Michael J., boilermaker Risdon I. and L.
: Works, r. 35 M Garden
; Keely A., cigarmaker Hoffman k Davis
Keely A. Miss, housekeeper Palace Hotel
Kedy Frank, bartender, r. 1113JJ Stevenson
Keely Frank, laborer, r. 636 Commercial
Keely Henry, clerk Grangers' Business Asen, r. 537
I Stevenson
Keely Mary, domestic 619 Eighteenth
I Keely Patrick, carpenter, r. 11 Lafayette
Keely Patrick, laborer, r. 23 Everett
Keely William J., salesman, r. 1505 Lyon
Keenan B. Miss, r. 241 Bartlett
Keenan Bernard R., boilermaker, r. 1113 Broadway
j Keenan Charles, liquor saloon, 1144 Market, r. 212
Golden Gate Av
Keenan Edward, laborer, r. 193^ Sumner, rear
; Keenan Frank J., carpenter, r. 19 Sumner, rear
Keenan Hugh, carpenter and bnilder, 219 Scott
Keenan Hugh, stevedore, r. 536 Third
I Keenan James, coke dealer, r. 255 Guerrero
I Keenan James, driver Union Ice Co., r. 37 Perry
j Keenan James, laborer, r. 204 Perry
; Keenan John, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 320 Eighth
I Keenan John, laborer, r. ISODore
i Keenan John, shoemaker Patrick Keenan, r. 508 Mis-
i Bion
Keenan John F., housesmith Sims & Morris, r. 125
I Ivy Av
1 Keenafi John J., laborer, r. 150 Dore
I Keenan John M., porter Hegler, Johnson & Co., p.
I 1401 Folsom
Keenan Joseph B. bookkeeper Bartling, Phillips k
Stilwell, r. 1113 Broadway
Keenan N., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Keenan Mary, domestic 321 Van Nes» Av
Keenan Owen, bartender Charles Keenan, r. 107T
Market
Keenan Owen, street contractor, r. Ahlbom House
Keenan Patrick, shoemaker, .508 Mission
Keenan Patrick Jr., boatbuilder, r. 508 Mission
Keenan Peter, salesman Frank Edwards, r. 406 Ivy At
Keenan P. J. deputy AssesHor. r. 7 Mint At
Keenan Susan, widow, r. 719^ Brannan
Keenan Thomas, molder, r. 10 Madison At
Keenan Thomas, teamster, r. 4:iO Brannan
KEENE CHARLES 0. aea,er
and repairer musical instruments, 3
Third, r. 1515 Golden Gate Av
Keene Edwin, farmer, r. 571 Howard
Keene Frank W., silversmith, and assistant foreman
Hose No. 4, r. 33 John
Keene James W., shoemaker, 335 Bush
Keene Oscar, boatswain t>tmr Willamette
Keene Robert, driver Market St. RR., t. 607 Fourth
Keene Timothy, steward, r. 322 Minna
d^ Keene. See Kt an and Keane
Keeney Andrew, fireman stmr Bay City
Keeney diaries M., secretary Pacific Rolling
Mill Co., and California Horse Shoe Co., 202 Mar-
ket, r. 2423 Fillmore
Keeney Charles W., miner, r. 1827 J4 Sacramento
Keeney Francis G., teamster, r. 636 Commercial
Keeney Frank J., manufacturers' agent, 310 Kearny
Keeney James W., physician, 14 Grant Av, rooms 10-
14, r. Occidental Hotel
Keeney Patrick B., salesman C. Curtin. r. 330 Golden
Gate Av
Keeney Samuel H. , upholsterer, r. 167 Silver
l^"Keeney. See Keaney
Keep Georse, marble cutter John Daniel k Co., p.
Teueriffe. bet St. John and Tombigbee
Keep Hattie Miss, teacher South End School, r. Ten-
eriffe, bet St. John and Tumbigbee
Keeper Paul, merchant, r. 1208 Turk
KEESIN6 HENEY B. .„,....
inent, securities, bonds, real estate,
loans and insurance, 435 California,
r. 417 Mason
Keesing Samuel, mining, r. 1623H Geary
Keesing Thomas B., clerk, r. 2812 Laguna
Kegler Jacob, plumber Schuster Bros, i: Co., r. 611 }*
Natema
Kehlenbeck Henry (Kehlenbeck k Stnckert) r. 333
Jessie
KelUenbeclc & Stuckert (Henry Kehlenbeck
and Charles Stuckert) proprietors Bavaria Saloon
8 Sixth
Kehlor W. H. speculator, r. 220 Pacific
Kehoe Anne, widow, r. 20 Clementina
Kehoe Annie, dtmestic 1700 Larkin
Kehoe Bryan, groceries. Holly Park Av, nr Mission
Road
Kehoe Edward, deputy Poundkeeper, r. C54 Willow At
Kehoe Frank, clerk, r. 515 Eighth
Kehoe James H., bartender Occidental Hotel, r. 515
Eighth
Kehoe John, laborer, r. 1 Welsh
Kehoe John, longshoreman, r. 14 Tehama
Kehoe John M. clerk Harry Lohsen, r. 416 O'Farrell
Kehoe John S., driver Edward Barry, r. Putnam, nr
San Bruno Road
Kehoe John W., butcher, 123 Ninth
Kehoe Julia A. Mrs., r. 127 Eleventh
Kehoe Kate Miss, varieties, 720 Brannan
Kehoe Michael, laborer, r. York, bet Solano and Butte
Kehoe Patrick, laborer r. 908 Sansome
Kehoe Patrick, tailor Jobn Kavanagh, r. 340 Tehama
f . & J. SLOAM & CO.
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY
Ml to m MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
31 Martet St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRYl'^-=*a'u"a\?o"t*.-.1,^.:r*'"-
lARPAD HARASZTHY t> CO.
f 630 TfiSmSVK^ STBZET.
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Kehoe Peter, cook, r. 228 Minna
Kehoe P.-ter, shoemaker, 515 Eighth
Kehoe Thomas, junk dealer, 417 Drumm, r. 2332 Pine
t^ Kehoe. See Keough and Keoj^h
Kehr George, clerk Leuormand Bros., r. 724 Bu8h
Kehrer Ambrose, barber Fleischman & Semler, r. 336
Duncan
Kehrleln Boniface, jeweler Pohlmann k Heiduska, r.
2615 Leavenworth
KEaRLEIN EMIL engraver and
designer, 11^ Sutter, r. ^100 Jones
Kehrlein Joseph Jr., engraver, r. 2i>lo Leavenworth
Kehrlein Valeutine, salesman Verdier, Moreau ii Co.,
r 2G15 Leavenworth
Keichler Frank A., tailor, r. 1176 Harrison
Keightley Mary Mrs., dressmaking, 101 O'Farrell
Keil David, capitalist, r. 2522 Mission
Keil Edward A. purser, r. 2522 Mission
Keil Frederick C, druggist Market Street Phar-
macy, 2000 Market, r. 3 Haight
Keil Henry, baker, r. 763 Howard
Keil Hugo D., salesman Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r.
2522 Mission
Keil William, waiter, r. 5 Mason
»- Keil. See Kyle
Keilbarh Louis, steward Pac. Oyster House, r. 763
Mission
Keiley James P., porter P. F. Nolan & Sons, r. 743
Minna
KeiluB Charles, salesman Roos Bros., r. 1720 Sutter
Keily Johanna, widow, bakery, 711 Brannan
Kei'.y Michael, gripman Market St. RR.. r. Cable
House
Keily William, shoemaker, r. 709 Brannan
ter Keily. See Kiley
Reimmerling E. Q., cook, r. 775 Mission
Keiner George H., laborer City Cemetery
Reiser Charles, clerk Madison & Burke, r.658 Folsom
Keiser Elizabeth, waitress William Pomin, r. 658
Folsom
Keiser Henry, baker, r. 528 Ellis
Keiser Herman, r. 653 M Minna
Keippen Herman, butcher, r. 2025 Fillmore
Keiser Herman J., waiti^r, r. Ahlborn House
Keiser Mary Mrs., r. 157 Eleventh
Keiser Theodore, cigarmaker, r. 717 Howard
i^" Keiser. See Kaiser, Kayser and Keyser
Keltel George, salesman, r. 1327 Sanchez
Keith Annie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2 Grand Av
Keith Charles T. C, bookkeeper Huntington, Hop-
kins & Co., r. 1320 California
Keith Charles V. V., engraver, 3 California, r. Ber-
keley
Keith Frank H., bartender, r. 33 Taylor
Keith Harry, waiter, r. 820 Folsom
Keith Herbert B., clerk The Lion Fire, Washington
Fire and Marine. Orient, and Imperial Fire Ins.
Co's., r. 1320 California '
Keith Irving, salesman Isaac Abrams
Keith James D., master mariner, r. 304 Turk
Keith John C. S., bookkeeper Wellman, Peck & Co
Keith Lindsey B., teamster J. Morton & Co., r. 105
William
Keith Nathaniel S.. electrical engineer, 40-41 Nevada
Block, r. 711 Jones
Keith Samuel F., machinist, r. 454 Bryant
Keith William, artist, 417 Montgomery, r. Berkeley
Keith William H., r. 402 Van Ness Av
Keith William H., salesman Moore & Murphy, r. 441 }j
Natoma
Keith William H. Jr.. with Geo. C. Shreve k Co., r.
402 Van Ness Av
Keith William B.. painter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. N «
Sierra, bet Illinois and Michigan
Keit7 H-nry, cook, r. 975 Bryant
Kelber John, foreman Richard W. Simpson, r. 113
Diamond
FRATINGER & CO.
THE LEADING
cm MB SUIT HOOSE.
105 KEARIST STREET.
WATER CLOSETS
OF EVERY BESCRIPTION_CAREFULLY REPAIRED.
"^TT. E. ii-A.3SrE,
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1S60. Telephone 315.
Kelber William, artist, r. 102 Stockton
Kelcher Cornelius J., porter, r. 1418 Kearny
Kelcher William T., salesman Peixotto & Silverman,
r. 317 Eddy
Keleher John, sorter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. cor North Point and Larkin
Keleher William T., salesman, r. 122 Taylor
B^ Keleher. See Kelleher
Keil Joel A., tailor, r. 6 Clara Lane
Kellaher Frank, waiter A. W. Manning, r. 36 Raasch
Kellamede Delia Mi.ss, r. 1917 Hyde
Kelleher Alfred J., teacher music, r. 2324 Clay
Kelleher Cornelius Jr., messenger Neville b Co., r.
1418 Kearny
Kelleher Daniel, contractor, r. 2003 O'Farrell
Kelleher Daniel. Isborer, r. 518 Mission
Kelleher David, butcher, N s St. Thomas, l^et Savan-
nah and Platte
Kelleher Hannah, r. 338 Minna
Kelleher J., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Kelleher James, lineman Pac. Bell Tel. Co., r. 2003
O'Farrell
Kelleher Jeremiah (Kelleher & Donahue) r. 272
Clementina
Kelleher Jeremiah, seaman stmr Santa Rosa, r. 272
Clementina
Kelleher John, r. 41 Everett
Kelleher Johu, laborer, r. 59 West Mission
Kelleher John, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r. 709
Howard
Kelleher John, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery, r. 202
St. Rose's Av
Kelleher Johu, longshoreman, r. 1110 Battery
Kelleher Johu, saloon keeper, r. 340 Third
Kelleher John W., with Truckee Lumber and Box
Mnfg Co., r. 241 Perry
Kelleher Joseph, brewer, r. 310 Chestnut, rear
Kelleher Katie Mrs., r. 563 Bryant
Kelleher Matthew, builder, r. 838 Harrison
Kelleher Michael, driver Omnibus RR., r. 759 How-
ard
Kelleher Michael, fireman, r. 1015 Guerrero
Kelleher Nellie, stenographer, r. 2003 O'Farrell
Kelleher Patdck, laborer, r. 3409 Geary
Kelleher Patrick, peddler, r. 107 Bay
Kelleher Peter, pressman Bulletin, r. 32 Tehama
Kelleher Simon, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r.l7
Johnson Av
Kelleher Thomas, milker Timothy Collins, r. 8 s
Twenty-fourth, bet Douglass and Diamond
Kelleher Thomas H., blacksmith, r. 1015 Guerrero
Kelleher Timothy, hostler North Beach and Mission
RR., r. 18 Louisa
Kalleher William, night watchman City RR., r. W B
Buena Vists, nr Cortland Av. B. H.
Kelleher & Donahue (Jeremiah Kelleher and Charles
Donahue) liquor saloon, 114 Second
■ey Kelleher. See Keleher
Kellenberger Charles L., clerk local freight office 8.
P. Co., r. 975 Harrison
Kellenberger David, conductor Market St. RR., r. 176
California Av
Kellenberger George F., cigarmaker, r. E 8 Nebraska,
bet Humboldt and Nevada
Kellenberger James, gripman Market St. RR„ r. 2000
McAllister
Keller A. Miss, dressmaking, 10 H Harriet
Keller August, laborer J. H. G. Haensel, r. 424 San-
some
Keller C. O. (Keller & Kiedlin) r. 1749 Mission
Keller Charles, baker H. Niemann, r. 625 McAllister
Keller Charles I., stovemounter, r. 26 Madison Av
Keller Edward r. 615 Post
Keller Edward, driver Richard Keller, r. Fourteenth
Av, bet J and K
Keller Frank, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 620 Eighth
Keller Frank, with F. W. Kreliug * Sons, r. 211
Eighth
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CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
lHannrnc<nr«r ofovery de»priptlon of
PASSENGER. STREET AND FREIGHT CABS.
42 to SO BeMle Mtreet. Hmtx Franel«««.
STEAM ENGINES AND THRESHING MACHINES.
TBUHAN, ISHAH & HOOKEBi
481-4^17 Market Street.
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MARBELIZED MANTELS,
Fire Grates and Tile,
309. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Kf Her Frederick, laborer, r. 152a Leavenworth
Keller Henry, cellarman Claus Wreden & Co., r. 13
Vandewater
Keller Heury, maltstfr NRtlonal Brewing Co., r. SE
cor Fulton and Webster
Keller Henry S., bookbinder Acres 4 WilHams, r.
1123 Folsom
Keller Helen L., adjuster U. S. Mint. r. Oakland
Keller J. E., assietaiit englnper stmr Granada
Keller Jacob, musician, r. 'J007 Bush
Keller James, cooper Cal. Barrel Co.
Kt-Uer John, shoefitter, r. 152 Natoma
Keller John G., cook W. F. Kiedinger, r. 104 SeTenth
Keller John W., plasterer, r. 413 Filbert
Keller JosepiL, grocer, r. 12:i2 UiJon
Keller Julius, sboetutter, r. 435 Pine
Keller Katie Miss, fringemaker A. Colombat, r. 152
Natoma
Keller Lawrence, driver Jacob HoUe, r. SE cor Twen-
tieth and York
Keller Levi Mrs., r. 1726 Sutter
Keller Michael, laborer, r. Somerset, nr Wayland,
U. M. T.
Keller Morris, salesman, r. 10^ Harriet
Keller Paul E., clerk E. T. Allen, r. 1123 Folsom
Keller Blchard, dairyman. Nineteenth Av bet L
andM
Keller W., engineer ClauB Wreden b Co., r. 13 Van-
dewater
Keller William, pianokeymaker C. H. Ensinger, r.
Six Mile House
Keller William C, conductor Market St. EE., r. 1585
"Valencia
Keller <fc Kledlin (C. G. Keller and O. Eiedlin)
proprietors Mission Turn Verein Hall, 1749 Mis-
sion
Kellerou Flora M. Miss, milliner, r. 5.54 Seventeenth
Kelleron William W.. r. 554 Seventeenth
Kellermann August, tailor Abraham B. Zinnamon, r.
428 Broadway
Kellett Charles, liverv stable, 2616 Mifsion
Kellett Samuel (Kell.'tt \- McMurray) r. Calistoga
Kellett & McMurray (Samuel Kellett and John
P. McMurray) manufacturers plaster decorations,
763 Market
Kelletter Harry, waiter Alfred Perrier, r. 16 Ellis
Kelley Albert J., bartender, r. SW cor Eddy and
Steiner
Kelley Andrew, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r. 52)4
Baldwin PI
Kelley Bradford H., clerk, r. 3 Lida PI
Kelley Brothers & Co. (Georpe W. and Calvin S.
Kelley and James Abbott) hay, grain, wood and
coal, NE cor Bailroad Av and Dominica
Kelley Buron, wood and coal, hay and grain, 636
Nineteenth, r. 127 California Av
Kelley Calvin 8. (Kelley Bros, fc Co.) r. E « Railroad
Av, bet Dominica and Manitoba
Kelley Catherine, widow, r. E s Utah, bet Yolo and
Sonoma
Kelley Charles, waiter, r. 772)4 Mission
Kelley Charles A., salesman P. F. Nolan 4 Sons, r.823
Valencia
Kelley Cornelius, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Kelley Edward, tanner, r. Ss Precita Av, nr Gunnison
Av
Kelley Ella Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1220 Mission
Kelley Elizabeth, widow, r. 626 Brannan, rear
Kelley Eugene, tailor, r. 722 Folsom
Kelley Fannie A., widow, r. 318 Taylor
Kelley Francis, molder, r. 253)4 Clara
Kelley Frank A., attorney at law, 405 Kearny, r. 1609)4
Folsom
Kelley Frank A., barber, r. 27.37 Folsom
Kelley George B., with George W. Kelley, r. 1022 Lar-
kln
Kelley George M.. shipping clerk Wheeler & Wilson
Mufg Co., r. 2510 Bush
Kelley George W. (Kelley Bros. * Co.) r. E s Rail-
road Av, b< t Dominica and Manitoba
Kelley Georpe W., stockbroktr. 337 Pine, r. Alameda
Kelley H. 9. Mrs., widow, r. 410 Ellis
Kell. y Henry, teamster, r. 2930 Sacramento
Kelley J;imes. r. 224 Tenth
Kelley James, barber, r. 7)4 Bowie Av
Kelley James, luborer, r. 608 Natcma
Kelley James. linRshoreman, r. 747 Tehama
Kelley James, restaurant, 736 H^wari
Kelley James M., draftsman, 122 California, r. 610
Pine
Kelley James M., secretary, r. 636 Commercial
Kelley John C, inspector Custom House, r. 614 Fol-
som
Kelley John F., distributor La Grande Laundry
Kelley John J., seaman, r. 27 Chesley
Kelley John W., assistant mail clerk Bulletin, r. 474
Jessie
Kelley Joseph, shoemaker, r. 309 Golden Gate At
Kelley Joseph Mrs., r. 1211 Folsom
Kelley Jos«ph W., carpenter, r. 812 Kearny
Ktlley Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. E » Utah, bet Yolo
and Sonoma
Kelley L.. waiter The Baldwin
Kelley Luke C, paying teller Sather Banking Co., r.
Oakland
Kelley Margaret Mrs., r. 722 Folsom
Kelley Maurice, teamster William Graham, r. Ken-
tucky House
Kelley Michael, blacksmith, r. 1146 Howard
Kelley Michael F., longshoreman, r. 35 Francisco
Kelley Michael J., laborer, r. 13 Beldeman
Kelley Michael J., laborer freight dept 8. P. Co., r.
531)4 Fourth
Kelley Oscar B., plumber, r. 1221 Folsom
Kelley Patrick J., hackman, r. 1241 llibsion
Kelley Patrick, laborer, r. 3 Tehama
Kelley Patrick, teamster, r. 123 Shipley, rear
Kelley Peter, wood and coal, hay and grain, 422 Va-
lencia
Kelley Peter J., ticket agent 8. P. Co., Valencia St.
Station, and agent Wells, Fargo & Co., r. lOlO
Twenty first
Kelley Peter R., salesman, r. 335 Third
Kelley Stephen, laborer, r. 419 Clementina
Kelley Thomas, clerk, r. 722 Folsom
Kelley Thomas, livery stable. 1629 Pine, r. 224 Austin
Kelley Thomas, painter, r. 932 Pacific
Kelley Thomas, tanner, r. SE cor Sixth and Brannan
Kelley Thomas teamster, r. 1910 Missiion, rear
Kelley Thomas A., trimmer Joe Poheim, r. 724 Fol-
som
Kelley Timothy, laborer r. 30 Bitch
Kelley William, groceries, 316 Eleventh
Kelley William, laborer, r. 41 Clai-a
Kelley William H., painter, r. 651 Minna
Kelley William J., tanner, r. E s Utah, bet Yolo and
Sonoma
Kelley William J. S.. salesman, r. 2.304 Mission .
Kelley William R., purser stmr Colima, r. 1017 Fill-
more
0^ Kelley. See Kelly
Kelling Andrew, homier, r. 1.52 Minna
Kelling Henry, laborer, r. 1315 Kearny
Kelling John F., teamster, r: 1315 Keary
Kelling Mary, widow, r. 705 Natouia
Kelling Richard, fruit pad-er. r. 1315 Kearny
Kellis Minnie, widow, r. 8.58 Mission
Kellner Abraham (Kellner & Cohii) r. 18)4 Harriet
Kellner George, carpenter, r. U Harlan PI
Kellner George, with Kellner & Co., r. 306 Sixth
Kellner Myer. ladies' furnishing goods, 306 Sixth
Kellner Michael, real estate, r. 310 Union
Kellner Jz Co. (Abraham Kellner and Marks Cobn)
cigars and tobacco, 242 Sixth
Kellock Thomas H., salesman Philip Kennedy Jc Co.,
r. 2S35 Post
THE HASTINGS"
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CLOTHING.
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Capital, 81,000,000
Assets, 81,810,273
GEO. D. OORNIN, Manager
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HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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Eello^Tg A. E., teacher Boys! High Suhool, r. San Ba-
fuel
KelloRs Benjamin B., clerk A. C. Dietz k Co.. r. 2009
O'FHrrell
KellopB Calvin W., with Wllmerding ft Co., r. 2009
O'Fsrrell
Kellocg Charles A., receiver N. B. and M. RR., r. 2911
Folsom
Kelloga Charles D., plumber, r. 306 Seventeenth
Kfllogg Charles L., collector, r. 531 Su ter
Kelloyd Charles W., with Tubbs k Co., r. OaKland
Kellogg E.. r. 165 Ninth
Kellogg Edward, upholsterer Owen McCabe
Kelliigu Frank H., vlce-presMent Stockton and 8.F.
Packet Co., office 136 Sutter, r. Alameda
Kellogg Frederick S., salesman J. J. Mack & Co., r.
22(15 Fillmore
Kelloiifsr Georgre H. , office 320 Sansome, room 9,
r. 7 Glen P.irk Av
Kellogr^ G. Herbert., advertising agent, 330 Pine,
rooms .57-r)8, r. Oakland
Kellogg James, cashier Puget Sound Lumber Co.,
Pier 3. Steuart, r. Oakland
Kellogg -Tohn O., clerk general passenger and ticket
agent S. P. Co., r. 1306 Pine
Kellogg .John J., carpenter, r. 21 Verona
Kellogg L. D. Miss. r. 10.50 Howard
Kellogg Leon. r. 611 Taylor
Kellojjg Levi M.. manager estate of Geo. H. Tay, 614-
61G Battery, r. 1001 Pine
Kellogg L. J. Mrs., physlrian, 1001 Sutter
Kellogg MRrmaduke B. (Fox & Kellogg) attorney at
law, 530 California, r. 2424 Pacific Ay
Kellogg N. E., r. 1933 Geary
Kfllogg Samuel, salesman, r. 906 Market
Kelloe« Samuel, foreman mnfg dept Holbrook, Mer-
rill & Stetson
Kellogg: Sheldon G., attorney at law, 38 Mer-
chants' Exchange, r. 157 Octavla
Kellogg Sheldon I. Jr., salesman Selby Smelting and
Lead Co., r. East Oakland
Kellogg Tylfr V., clerk Catton, Bell fe Co., r. Alameda
Kellogg Walter Y., bookkeeper Wilson & Bro., r. 7
.Glen Park Av
Kellom Harvey T., molder, r. 2914 Folsom
Kells Robert H , carpenter, r. 1012 Masnn
Kellum Charles D., carpenter, r. NE cor Hampshire
and Butte
Kelltira Herman A., assistant storekeeper Custom
House
Kelly A., machinist Dnion Iron Works
KellyJ.F., r. 121 Turk
Kelly Albert, carpenter, r. 8 Perry
Kelly Albert C, carpenter, r. 114 Morris Av
Kelly Alf R., paints, oils and glass, 305-307 Front,
r. 159 Octavia
Kelly Alice Mra., widow, r. 132 Clara
Kelly Andrew, groceries, 143 Clara
Kelly Andrew, laborer, r. 243 Langton
Kelly Ann, widow, r. 748 Howard
Kelly Annie, laundress, r. 1298 Van NeBs Av
Kelly Annie, widow, r. 1711 Leavenworth
Kelly Annie Miss, dressmaking, 321 Phelan Bldg
Kelly Anuie Mrs., r. 537 Stevenson
Kelly Annie Mr.^!., r. 748 Howard
Kelly Annie W. Mrs., nurse, r. 516 Folsom
Kelly Archibald, r. 78 Natoma
Kelly August, dishwasher Cbas.Nester, r. 1640 Market
Kelly Augustus, r. 9 Morris Av
Kelly Belle Miss, saleslady Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 21
Ninth
Kelly Bernard, blacksmith, 208 Pacific
Kelly Bernard, brassfinlRhcr, r. 216 Minna
Kelly Bernard, laborer Joseph Macdonough k Co., r.
3 Tehama
Kelly Bernard, milkman, r. cor York and Solano
Kelly Bernard, millhaud, r. W s Juniper, bet Bryant
and Harrison
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIER3IO-El,i:CTRIC
RUSSIAN ajl TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batis BiveL
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BATH TUBS, BOILERS,
TANKS, SHOWERS, FAUCETS.
Plumbers' Sanitary Goods of all Kinds,
NA/_ E_~1_ANE^
PLUMBER, 605 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Kelly Bernard, seaman, r. 4ii3 Broadway
Kelly Bernard J., brassfinisher Whyte & De Rome, r.
220 Third
Kelly Bernard M., lather, r. 3 Sherwood PI
Kelly Brothers (Ji>hn F. and Philip C.) iraportere
wholesale and retail dealers foreign and domestic
dry and fnncy goods, 26-28 Sixth
Kelly Catherine, widow, r. 1727 Eddy
Kelly Catherine, widow, r. 27.30 Greenwich
Kelly Charles, bartender, r. l.'>6 Third
Kelly Charles, carpenter, r. 134 Fourth
Kelly Charles, messenger, r. 462 Minna
Kelly Charles E., attorney at law, and notary pnblic,
216 Sansome, r. 2K Rausch
Kelly Coleman .1., clerk M. A. Mercer, r. 319 Franklin
Kelly Connell O'D.. carpenter, r. 227 Second
Kelly Cornelius, laborer, r. cor Mauritius and Susque-
hanna
Kelly Cornelius, policeman, r. 1024 Vallejo
Kelly Cotnelins, pork packer, 433 Stevenson
Kelly Cornelius A., painter, r. 2:<2 Clara
Kelly Daniel, blacksmith, r. 1120 Hampshire
Kelly Daniel (Sheedy .^ Co.) r. 1 Rose PI
Kelly Daniel, helper Risdon I. and L. Works, r. Oak-
land
Kelly Daniel, porter stmr Mariposa
Kelly Daniel, teamster, r. S 8 Clipper, bet Noe and
Castro
Kelly Daniel J., tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. 8 a
Corea nr Railroad Av
Kelly Daniel M., hostler, r. 190 Stevenson
Kelly Daniel V. (Kelly k Liebes) r. 221 Leaven-
worth
Kelly Delia, widow, r. 9 Beideraan
Kelly Delia, widow, r. 14:15 Church
Kelly Dennis, laborer National Iron Works, r. 3008
Folsom
Kelly Dennis E., clerk Pac. Spring and Mattress Co.,
r. 10 Cumberland
Kelly Dennis H., butcher, r. 10 Cumberland
Kelly Edward, r. 75i Harrison
Kelly Edward, hackdriver, r, 224 Austin
Kelly Edward, helper Risdon 1. and L. Works, r. Oak-
laud
Kelly Edward, laborer freight depot S. P. C, r. 435
Fulton
Kelly Edward, laborer Occidental Laundry
Kelly Edward, laborer Pao. Rolling Mill, r. Handley
House
Kelly Edward, messenger Coroner's Office, r. 748
Howard
Kelly Edward, physician, W s Noe, bet Jersey and
Twenty fifth
Kelly Edward, soap mnfr, N s Greenwich, nr Webster
Kelly Edward, teamster, r. 24 Turk
Kelly Edward H., bdtmaker Payne Bros., r.22 Norfolk
Kelly Eugene (Douoboe, Kelly * Co.i r. New York
Kelly Eugene J., bookkeeper J. T. Earnest k Co., r.
1629 Dupont
Kelly F. R. laborer, r. 871 Market
Kelly Francis J., boilermaker, r. 217 Tehama
Kelly Frank, clerk, r. 34.'i Tehama
Kelly Frank, plumber Wm. F. Wilson, r. 1208 Green
Kelly Frank, laborer, r. 651 Minna
K-lly Frank, salesman Keane Bros., r. 508 Jessie
Kelly Frank, upholsterer, 221 Eighth
Kelly Frank, waiter .American Exchange Hotel
KellT Frank Mrs., widow, r. 21 Stanly PI
Kelly Frank A., city agent Cal. Ins. Co., 318 Califor-
nia, r. 1!J05 Taylor
Kelly Frank C, driver United Carriage Co., r. 62 Sec-
ond
Kelly Frank F., plasterer, r. 1221 Devisadero
Kellv Frank J., r. 1019 Buchanan
KELLY FRANK S. ^^.^u
and cliemist, 102 Eddy, opposite Pano-
rama Building
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELBFHONB 82.
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420 California Street.
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Kelly George, r. 527?* Geary
Kelly George, driver, r. 2510 Bush
Kelly George, harnessinaher, r. 59 Clementina
Kelly George, laborer, r. 114 William
Kelly George, superiutendent S. F. Gas Light Co.,
King Street Works
Kelly George E. picture dealer, r. 1105 Pine
Kelly George F., plumber, r. 311 Linden Av
Kelly George H., clerk The History Co.,r.l011 Treat Av
Kelly George W., collector, 604 Kearny, r. 537 Steven-
son
Kelly George W., conductor, r. 1424 k Jafkson
Kelly George W., engineer Sutter St. RK.. r. 2612Jj
Sutter
Kelly Grace, widow, r. 817 Greenwich
Kelly Guatav, seaman sloop D. N. Darlington
Kelly Hannah Miss. r. 113 Fourteenth
Kelly Hanorah, widow, r. 41 Clinton Park
Kelly Harry M., clerk John Egau & Co., r. 327 Hayes
Kelly Harry T., clerk Gilbert C. Hall, r. 622 O'Farrell
Kelly Henry, r. 411 Sansome
Kelly Henry, produce merchant, r. 516 Duncan
Kelly Henry E., cigars and tobacco, 19 Pacific
Kelly Henry ,J., subscription clerk Bulletin, r.l629Du-
pont
Kelly Henry J., barber, r. 1434 Turk
Kelly Henry M., plumber, r. 232 Clara
Kelly Horace, r. ^236 Post
Kelly HuKh, hackman, r. 20 Glasgow
Kelly Huj4h, laborer, r. 108 Clara
Kelly Hugh, laborer, r. 648 Mission
Kelly Hugh D , plumber, r. 327 Fourth
Kelly Hugh W., laborer, r. 139 Clara
Kelly James, apprentice Palmer & Key, r. 1141 3< Te-
hama
Kelly James, boilermaker, r. 15 H Clara
Kelly James, cardriver, r. 711 Howard
Kelly James, carpenter, r. 216 Linden Av
Kelly James, compositor, r. 1527 Sanchez
Kelly James, fireman stinr Los Angeles
Kelly James, gilder George B. Hauser, r. 832 Folaom
Kelly James, liquor saloon, 827 Folsom
Kelly James, laborer, r. 3 Morrell PI
Kelly Jamt-B, laborer, r. 620 Minna
Kelly James, longshoreman, r. 13)4 Jansen
Kelly James, policeman, r. 7 Olive Court
Kelly James, policeman, r. 16,S0 Howard
Kelly James, salesman, r. 457 Jesiie, rear
Kelly James, seaman, r. 20 Scott PI
Kelly James, stevedore, r. 3 Vincent
Kelly James, switchman S. P. Co.
Kelly James, tailor, 807 Mason
Kelly James, teamster, r. 615 Howard
Kelly James, night watchman, r. 157 Fifteenth
Kelly James, waiter stmr Ancon
Kelly James E., baker, r. 2326 Folsom
Kelly James F., r. 214 Fillmore
Kelly James F., lumberman, r. 530 Folsom
Kelly James F.,pianomaker Sherman, Clay i Co., r.
1120 Hampshire
Kelly James F., woolsorter Catton, Bell k Co., r. 562 Ji
Sixth
Kelly James H., gasfitter. and extraman Hook and
L»dder No. 4. r. 1207 Pacific
Kelly James H.. gasfitter Thomas Day k Co. (limited)
r. 410 Natoma
Kelly James H., porter Dunham, Camgan k Co., r.
319 Franklin
Kelly James J., plumber, r. 20S Seventh
Kelly James L., glassblower S. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. 27 Perry
Kelly James M., contractor, 638 Market
Kf-lly James M., shoemaker, r. 231 Fifteenth
Kelly James M., teamster, r. 366 Natoma
Kelly James R. (Sullivan, Kelly k Co.) r. 913 Leaven-
worth
Kelly James V., printer, r. 228 Bush
Kelly James W., horseshoer, r. 408 Fourth
Kelly Jennie Miss, dressmaker, r. 123 Bay
Kelly Jeptha, drayman, r. Itl Capp
Kelly J. J. Mrs., widow, r. 21 Ninth
Kelly John, r. f.05 Broadway
Kelly Johij, r. 1334 Folsom
Kelly John, assistant O'Connor, MofTatt ft Co., r. 909
Folsom
Kelly John, bartender, r. 129 Folsom
Kelly John, boilermaker Union Iron Works
Kelly John, butcher, r. 1233 Folsom
Kelly John, carpenter, r. 21 Valencia
Kelly John, carpenter, r. 24 Alvarado
Kelly John, carpenter, r. 326 Gearv, rear
Kelly John, carriage washer L. C.'Woodworth, r. 260fi
Mission •
Kelly John, cigarmaker, r. 336 Third
Kelly John, conductor N. B. and M. BR., t. 2326 Fol-
som
Kelly John, dairyman, r. 210 Twelfth
Kelly John, driver Market St. RR., r. 611 Fourth
Kelly John, engineer, r. 604 Capp
Kelly John, fireman stmr Colima
Kelly John, gardener, r. 17 Sherwood PI
Kelly John, hackman, r. 913 !< Mission
Kelly John, laborer, r. 17 Tehama
Kelly John, laborer, r. 19 Russell
Kelly John, laborer, r. 60 Shinley
Kelly John, laborer, r. 129 Folsom
Kelly John, laborer, r. 216 Hickory Av
Kelly John, laborer, r. 217 Tehama
Kelly John, laborer, r. 528 Third
Kelly John, laborer, r. 715 Fulton
Kelly John, laborer, r. 1139 Twentieth, rear
Kelly John, laborer, r. Tildeu, nr Castro
Kelly John, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 1727 Market
Kelly John, laborer Jewish Cemetery, r. 134 Howard
Kelly John, liquor saloon, 43 Second, r. 13 Elliot
Park
Kelly John, liquor saloon, 186 Jessie, r. 641 Mission
Kelly John, printer, r. 1527 Sanchez
Kelly John, sailmaker, r. E s Laidley, bet Palmer and
Bartlett
Kelly John, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg ft Co., r.
212 Twelfth •
Kelly John, stableman, r. 1.513 California
Kelly John, stableman, r. 2606 Mission
Kelly John, tailor, r. 625 Vallejo
Kelly John, water tender stmr City of New York
Kelly John, wire drawer Cal. Wire Works, r. 402
Broadway
Kelly John, with J. T. M. Kelly & Co.. r. 900 Powell
Kelly John Jr., inspector Health Office, r. 1505 Taylor
Kelly John A., carpenter, r. 612J4 Natoma
Kelly John A. Jr., painter, r. 21 Valencia
Kelly John B., boilermaker, r. 113 Natoma
Kelly John B., wheelwright B. Gallagher, r. 1M7
Howard
Kelly John F. (Kelly Bros.) r. 221 Leavenworth
Kellr John F., boilermaker, r. 30 Natoma
Kelly John F., butcher Patrick F. Canavan, r. 390
Clara
Kelly John F., laborer, r. 5 Market
Kelly John F., packer 8. k Q. Gump, r. 9 Prescott
Kelly John F.. policeman, r. 222 Seventeenth
Kelly John F., teamster, r. 230 Clara
Kelly John G., clerk headquarters Division of tk*
Pacific, U. S. A., r. 3011 Clay
Kelly John G., groceries and liquors, 8W cor Church
and Twenty-fifih
Kelly John H., r. 217 Scott
Kelly John H., carpenter, r. 102 Nebraska
Kelly John H., carpenter Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r.
319 Franklin
Kelly John J., blacksmith, r. S s Elizabeth, nr Castro
Kelly John J., carpenter, r. E 8 Nebraska, bet Ala-
meda and El Dirado
Kelly John J., clerk general freight dcpt S. P. Co., r.
15(15 Taylor
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Special attention given to making up Draperies ani
Canopies for Lodges, Societies, etc.
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641 to 647 MABEET STEEET,
KEXT ABOVE PAIACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Kanofacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtores.
37 Martet St
rpi IDCr CVTDA nDV/A*''"^ champagne, comparison win prove IARPAD HARASZTHY 4 CO.,
LULIrOL CA I nA Un f \ aupenorlty over imported. NuBraudyused. ( 530 WASBI»OT0» STBUT.
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Kelly John J., compositor, r. 1120 Sacramento
Kelly John J., conductor Geary St. UR., r. 27 Chealey
Kelly John J., confectioner M. A. Mercer, r. 138 Mc-
Allister
Kelly John J., laborer, r. 200 Mission
Kelly John J., packer Roos Bros., r. 1120 Hampshire
Kelly John J., plumber and pasfitter, r. 1 Leroy PI
Kelly John J., sallraaker. r. Bartlett, nr Laldley
Kelly John J., salesman Ooane & Henshelwood, r. 201
Eleventh
Kelly John J. teamster, r. 2408 Geary
Kelly John J., wiredrawer, r. 1636 Church
Kelly John L., clerk, r. 623 Minna
Kelly John L., glaKsblower S. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. 27 Perry
Kelly John P., machinist Rii A Firth, r. 612 Howard
Kelly John R., porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 120J4
Langton
Kelly John R., stableman, r. 850 Hovrard
Kelly John T., r. 160 Third
Kelly John T., bartender, r. 7 Mason
Kelly John T., butcher, r. 1 Freelon
Kelly John T., cardgilder H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 1908
Baker
Kelly John T., carriagemaker John Allen, r. 915>i
Market
Kelly John W., r. 2R6 Brannan
Kelly John W., bartender, r. 746 Mission
Kelly John W., compositor, r. 1120 Sacramento
Kelly John W., fuller 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 2.1 Bridge PI
Kelly Joseph, r. 102 Julian Av
Kelly Joseph, butcher, 11.59 Howard, r. 1233 Folaom
Kelly Joseph, helper Uolon Iron Works, r. E s Illi-
nois, bet Kapa and Lena PI
Kelly Joseph, laundryman, r. 1120 Hampshire
Kelly Joseph, teamster, r. S s Clipper, bet Noe and
Castro
Kelly Joseph A., watchman, r. 2207 Steiner
Kelly Joseph E., Special policeman, r. 2207 Steiner
Kelly Joseph M., secretary Steamsbipmen's Protective
Asiin, r. HVSH East
Kelly Joseph P., attorney at law, 33-35 Nevada Block,
r. 2912 California
Kelly Joseph P., laborer, r. 162 First
Kelly J. T. M. (J. T. M. Kelly & Co.) r. 900 Powell
Kelly J. T. M. & Co. (J. T. M. Kelly) wholesale
wine and liquor merchants, 217-219 Commercial
Kelly Julia Miss. r. 623 Stevenson
Kellv Kate, widow, r. 22 Hayes
Kelly Kate, widow, r. 54 Elizabeth
Kelly Kate, widow, r. 414Ji Clementina, rear
Kelly Kate Mrs., bakery, 327 Fourth
Kelly Kinron, groceries and liquors, NW cor Oeary
and Boyce
Kelly Lawrence, contractor, r. 1 Leroy PI
Kelly Lawrence, merchant tailor, 27 Fourth, r. 1437
Valencia
Kelly Lawrence, poultry dealer, r. 2 Alaska PI
Kelly Leah A. Miss, teacher, r. 111>^ Minna
Kelly Lettie K. Mrs., teacher Broadway Grammar
School, r. 1707 H Jonns
Kell.v Luis, purchaser Cabrera, Roma & Co., 123 Cali-
fornia
Kelly Lucius, stockkeeper Sullivan Cloak and Suit
House, r. 1233 Folsom
Kelly Luke, liquor saloon, 2U Eighth
Kelly Maggie, chambermaid American Exchange
Hotel
Kelly Malachi, laborer, r. 8 Bartol
Kelly Manus. butcher. 517 Grove
Kelly Marwaret, widow, r. 43.") Fulton
Kelly Margaret, widow, r. 90;i Folsom
Kelly Mark, laborer, r. 744 Harrison
Kelly Mark, laborer, r. Harrison, nr Alabama
Kelly Mark, plastertr, r. 424 Powell
Kelly Martin, assistant wharfinger Clay 8t. Wharf, r.
no Hyde
FRATINGER & CO.
MOURNING SUITS
IIASi: AT SHOBTEST NOTICE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
JOHN HAMMOND
MARBLE WASH STANDS,
IV ASH BA.SINS, BASIN COCKS.
Lane's Sanitary Basin Trap effecmally exclnies sewer m
PLUMBER. 605 KEARNT STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Kelly Martin, carriagemaker, r. 942 Mission
Kelly Martin, laborer, r. 20 Page
Kelly Martin, laborer, r. S s Beach, nr Larkin
Kelly Martin, liquor saloon, MisHioa Road, nr Six-
Mile House
Kelly Martin, mail clerk, r. 474 Jessie
Kelly Martin, new and second-hand hardware, 204
Mission, r. 312 Folsom
Kelly Martin J. laborer, r. 74 Brady
Kelly Mary, cook Mount St. Joseph Infant Asylom
Kelly Mary, widow, r. 136 Seventh
Kelly Mary, widow, r. 62:1 Minna, rear
Kelly Mary, widow, r. 1132 Folsom
Kelly Mary, widow, r. 1908 Baker
Kelly Mary, widow, domestic 1912 Vallejo
Kelly Mary Miss, r. 115 Ellis
Kelly Mary Miss, cashier North Beach Swimming and
Bathing Co., r. 615 Lombard, rear
Kelly Mary Miss, r. 9 Prescott
Kelly Mary Mrs., janitress Cleveland Primary School,
r. 1207 Howard
Kelly Mary E., widow, r. E s Nebraska, bet Alameda
and El Dorado
Kelly Mary S. Miss, cloakmaker, r. E s Nebraska, bet
Alameda and El Dirado
Kelly Mary T. Mrs., janitress Hayes Valley Primary
School, r. 7ilM Tehama
Kelly Matthew. Ltborer, r. 4(18 Fourth
Kelly Matthew A.-, brassfiuisher, r. Mission Road, nr
Six-Mile House
Kelly Michael, blacksmith, r. 1146 Howard
Kelly Michael, bootmaker, r. 9 Prescott PI
Kelly Michael, calker, r. 18 First
Kelly Mir-hael, cifjarmaker, r. 906 Pacific
Kelly Michael, engineer Sutter St. RR., r. UUH
Jackson
Kelly Michael, hostler Fashion Stables, r.440 Jessie
Kelly Michael, laborer, r. 178 Minna
Kelly Michael, laborer, r. 225 Clara
Kelly Michael, laborer, r. 232 Clara
Kelly Michael, laborer, r. 6.50 Mission
Kelly Michael, laborer, r. 704 Natoma
Kelly Michael, laborer, r. 745 Howard
Kelly Michael, laborer, r. 769 Howard
Kelly Michael, porter, r. 244 Perry
Kelly Michael, seaman, r. 625 Davis
Kelly Michael, teamster, r. U Lafayette
Kelly Michael, undertaker, r. 221 Leavenworth
Kelly Michael, waiter, r. 871 Market
Kelly Michael F., teamster, r. 7 Lan^ton
Kellv Michael H., merchant, r. .327 Hayes
Kelly Michael J. (M. J. Kelly & Co.) r. 1840 EUig
Kelly Michael J., clerk, r. 3300 Geary
Kelly Michael J., contractor, 428 Montgomery, r. 2913
California
Kelly Michael J., teamster Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 2016
Filbert
Kelly Milton J., shoemaker, r. 309 Golden Gate At
Kelly M.J. & Co. (Michael J. Kelly) butchers, 3-4
Centre Market
Kelly Morty, butcher H. D. Peutz, r. 1701 Leaven-
worth
Kelly Owen (Kelly & Bailey) r. 211 Nineteenth
Kelly Owen, hackdriver, r. 31 Chealey
Kelly Patrick, r. 45 Everett
Kelly Patriek, r. 408 Fourth
Kelly Patrick, r. 618>j Minna
Kelly Patrick, driver De Lay Bros., r. SE cor Six-
teenth and Guerrero
Kelly Patrick, farmer, r. cor Wayland and Holyoke
Kelly Patrick, lireman, r. 629 Front
Kelly Patrick, hostler United Carriage Co., r. 643
Howard
Kelly Patrick, laborer, r. 17 Ji Clinton
K«lly Patrick, laborer, r. 123 Shipley, rear
Kelly Patrick, laborer, r. 546 Natoma, rear
Kelly Patrick, laborer, r. 721 Broadway
Kelly Patrick, longshoreman, r. 334 Beale
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
BIannrnctnr«r of every denerlptlon of
pabsenqbb, street and freight cars.
43 to 50 Beale Street. Sau Franclaco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker. i^Jnillt'^A^^'i i'e.tJ'^^iTt'o ^
KEL
682
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOKTERS OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
Stieet Iroxx
All Sizes and Nniubers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Kelly Patrick, longshoreman, r. 414 Beale
Kelly P.itrick, naloonkepper, r. 14 Tchauia
Kelly Patrick, Bhoemakir, r. 24 Rausch
Kelly Patrick, tanner Sonth S. F. Tannery, r. 257 Jersey
Kelly Pntrick, teamster Joseph Macdonough & C!o., r.
8 Tehama
Kelly Patrirk A., Bpecial policeman, r. 33 Natom»
Kelly Patrick F., cardriver. r. 82)« West Mist-ion
Kelly Patrick F.. shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons. r. 0
Rose Av
Kelly Patrick H.. shipbuilder, r. 29 South Park
Kelly Patrick J., cook, r. 28M Hunt
Kelly Patrick J., cooper, r. 1012 Scott
Kelly Patrick J., foreman Lambert & Greene, r. 61
Natoma
Kelly Patrick J., groceries and liqnors, 27 Everett
Kelly Patrick J., hackdriver, r. 1327 Minna
Kelly Patrick J., lonftshoreman, r. 159M Clar»
Kelly Patrick T., policeman, r. 204 Eleventh
Kelly Patrick W., laboref , r. Elizabeth, bet Noe and
Castro
Kelly Paul, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 1328 Alabama
Kelly Peter, r. W s Somerset, bet Wayland and Bacon,
U. M. T.
Kelly Peter, carpenter, r. 216 Linden Av
Kelly Peter, clerk, r. 240 Minna
Kelly Peter, groceries and liquors, 235 Fell
Kelly Peter, laborer, r. 14 Masonic Av
Kelly Peter, laborer, r. 624 Fourth
Kelly Peter laborer P. M. SS. Co., r. 531 Bryant
Kelly Peter, oiler simr Eureka
Kelly Petir, printer, r. 33 Natoma
Kelly Peter, stevedore, r. 2326 Folsom
Kelly Peter, teamster, r. 615 Ellis
Kelly Peter, wines and liqnors, 216 Eighth
Kelly Peter Jr., copyist, r. 235 Fell
Kelly Peter E., plumber, r. 311 Linden Av
Kelly Peter J., r. 130 Eleventh
K.-Uy Philip C. (Kelly Bros.) r. 221 Leavenworth
Kelly Richard E., mining secretary, 419 Califor-
nia, room 3, r. 212 Powell
Kelly Robert, baker stmr Santa Rosa, r. 23 Ji Silver
Kelly Robert, laborer, r. 1080 Howard
Kelly Robert C, bnteher, r. 817 Greenwich
Kelly Robert G., laborer P. M. SS. Co., r. 2:^20 Mission
Kelly Sarah, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
3lt9 Leavenworth
Kelly Stephen, watchman, r.l20Ji Welsh
Kelly Susie E. Miss, teacher Clement Grammar
School, r. 136 Seventh
Kelly Theodore A., teamster, r. 638 Linden Av
Kelly Thomas, r. 218 Prospect PI
Kelly Thomas, r. S s Clipper, bet Noe and Castro
Kelly Thomas (White & Kelly) r. 14 Tehama
Kelly Thomas, clerk M. J. Kelly & Co., r. fi05 Pine
Kelly Thomas, bookkeeper O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 909 Folsom
Kelly Thomas, drayman, r. C22 O'Farrell
Kelly Thomas, driver r. 12 Hunt
Kelly Thomas, laborer, r. 17 Zoe, rear
Kelly Thomas, laborer r. 113 Natoma
Kelly Thomas, laborer, r. 255 Minna
Kelly Thomas, liquor saloon, W s Railroad Av, bet
Manitoba and Dominica
Kelly Thomas teamster, r. 715 Fulton
Kelly Thomas F., hackdriver, r. 815 Stockton
Kelly Thomas F., harnessmaker, r. Laidley, nr Merced
Kelly Thomas F., laundryman. r. 6 Camp
Kelly Thomas F., macninlbt Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r.
712 Twenty-third
Kelly Thomas H., painter, r. 914 Powell
Kelly Thomas J., bookkeeper Donald McMillan, r.
817 Greenwich
Kelly Thomas J., grocer, r. E a Williamson, bet Boyce
and Fir-t Av
Kelly Thomas J., soap mnfr, r. N 8 Greenwich, nr
Webster
Kelly Thomas M. H., painter, r. 8 Thirteenth
Kelly Timothy, laborer, r. 402 Broadway
Kelly Timothy, laborer, r. 2912 Sacramento
Kelly T. K., conductor Cal St. ItR., r. 1521 California
Kelly Tobias J., clerk Graf Bros., r. 909 Folsom
Kelly W. waiter, r. 419 Stockton
Kelly William, apprentice John J. Kelly, r. Laidley
nr Merced
Kelly William, clerk L. E. Alexander, r. 3 Vincent
Kelly William, dairy, Edinburgh, nr India Av, Ex-
cel^lor Homestead
Kelly William, fireman 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 44 Te-
hama
Kelly William, laborer, r. 202 Second
Kelly William, laborer, r. 261 First
Kelly William, master mariner, r. 118 Jackson
Kelly William, oiler stair Umatilla, r. 223 Second
Kelly William, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. 72 Natoma
Kelly William, tailor, 807 Mason
Kelly William, teamster, r. 1730 Jackson
Kelly William, teamster William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Kelly William, waiter, r. 995 Market
Kelly William, wharfinger, r. Ss Elizabeth, nr Castro
Kelly William A., clerk J. J. Mack 4 Co., r. 1359
Howard
Kelly William A., painter, r. 414 Beale
Kelly William D.. grlpman Presidio BR., r. 190754
Hyde
Kelly William E., butcher Groeschcl & Reinhold, r.
10*16 Polk
Kelly William F., lettercarrier Post OflBce, r. 623 Minna
Kelly William F , machinist, r. U3 Natoma
Kelly William F., pressman Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 1918
Greenwich
Kelly William H., plumber, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 4, r. 19 Ku=sell
Kelly William H., undertaker W. J. Mallady, r. 268J4
Tehama
Kelly William H., waiter, r. 995 Market
Kelly William J., cigars and tobacco, Occidental Ho-
tel, r. 1905 Webster
Kelly William J., ?lerk, r. 25M Pleasant
Kelly William J., currier Morris Windt, r. SW cor
Twenty-sixth and San Bruno Road
Kelly William J., engraver Dempster Bros., r. Pleas-
anton
Kelly William M., butcher, r. 2616 Bush
Kelly William M., plasterer, r. 1339 Dupont
Kelly William T., seaman, r. NW cor Steiner and
Greenwich
Kelly & Bailey (Owen Kelly and Peter Bailey) mo-
rocco mnfrs, S s Twentieth, bet Harrison and Ala-
bama
KeUy & Lilebes (Daniel V. Kelly and Philip Liebes)
proprietors Sullivan's Cloak and Suit- House, Im-
porters and manufacturers ladies' cloaks and
suits, 120 Keainy
l»" Kelly. See Kelley
Kelm William H., butcher, 1226 Pacific
Kelpe Charles, tailor, 164 Jessie
Kelsey Arthur L., student, r. 1923 Webster
Kel>ey B., real estate, 502 Montgomery, r. San Rafael
Kelsey Earl, r. 310 Minna
K. Isey Henry B., r. 1016 Pine
Kelsey Jamt-s T.. printer, r. 1606 Stockton
Kelsey John, r. 715 Howard
Kelshaw All)ert, boilermaker, r. 14 Rondell PI
Kelshaw Joseph, boilermaker, r. 14 Rondell PI
Kel^<o Charles, laundryman, r. 18 Erie
Kelso John, contrator, r. 242Shotwell
Kelso P., palmer, r. 95 Colton
Kelso Samuel, boot crimper Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 311 Twenty-ninlh
Kelter Anton, pap<-rhanger, r. 1 Taylor PI
Keltcr Arthur, pressman, r. 116 Ellis
Keller Bernard, laborer, r. 1910 Ellis
Kelter Bertha Mrs., dressmaker, r. 116 Ellis
Kelter Eugene, clerk A. L. Bancroft JK Co., r. 116 Ellis
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' AND YOUTHS' SITS
— AT —
THE HASTINGS."
HFEBUl Fin III. Cl. OF LOMIN
Capital, $3,500,000
Aglets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN. Manager
WV. SEZTOIT, iM. Kmger.
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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683
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Kelting Anuut-t P., OHlesmaii Uinz & Lnndt
Kelting I., cutler Will is Fltick, r. .418 Leavenworth
Keltiiig Ja<ob (Kelting & Tietjeul r. 712 Saui-ome
KeltliiK VV'illiam, aaUsmau Kuseubautu & Co., r. 714
Frauklin
Keltin$r ^ Tletjen (Tacob Keltin<; anrl Diedrich
W. Tietjeu) groceries and liquors, 429 East
Kelton Auaiin (Van Pelt .t Kelton) r. 2.'i5 Minus
Kelton Charlotte J., widow, r. 231 Bartlett
Keltou D.ivid, calker, r. 11-22 Aliibaiiia
Kelton David J., printer, r. 1122 Alabama
Kenton Joseph, laborer, r. 255 Minna
Kelton Loreuzo C, clerk HobbB, Wall & Co., r. 30
Liberty
Keltoi. William, teamster, r. 135 Natoma
Kelvinwton George, carpenter, r. 1404 Leavenworth
Kemble Alfred, oyster saloon, 839 Market, r. 841
Market
Kemble Thomas R., carpenter, r. 1605 M Jessie
Keinble William, carpenter, r. 11(12 Scott
Kemble William B., carpenter, r. 1102 Scott
Kemling Lorenzo, bartender The Louvre, r. 325
Minna
Kemling William, waiter The Louvre, r. 325 Minna
Kemm Edward M , r. 809 Haight
Kenim Joxeph, collector, r. 1 15 Seventh
Kemnie Amelia, widow, r. 629 McAllister
Kemme Christopher, agent S. F. Stock Brewery
Kemme Fiaukie Miss, clerk Jules Lambla, r. 629 Mc-
Allister
Kemme Henry, teamster, r. 2015 Dupont
Kemuiy John Rev., pastor St. Theresa's Church, r. E s
Tennessee, bet Butte and Solano
Kemnau John, lodgingH, 617 Mission
Kemp Charles, carpenter, r. 618 California
Kemp Daniel C, porter, r. 228 Ellis
Kemp Edward, saVpman Keane Bros., r. 219.S Powell
Kemp Georye, cook Oscar Ohnstein. r. 249 Fourth
Kemp Henry W.. barber John Stable, r. 236 O'Farrell
Kemp Isaac, waiter Palace Hotel
Kemp J. & Co. (Joseph Kemp and William Bateman)
cabinetmakers and furniture mnfrs, 114-116 Mis-
sion
Kemp J. A., r. 715 Howard
Kemp Jacob, waiter, r. 628 }i Minna
Kemp James, conductor, r. 8 Miller PI
Kemp James C, muKician, r. 22+ Ellis
Kemp John, carpenter, r. 6165^ California
Kemp John H., manufacturers' agent, 42 Phelan
Bldg, r. 23in Steiner
Kemp John H. Jr.. clerk Chronicle, r. 2310 Steiner
Kemp John W., rigger, r. 738 Broadway
Kemp Jo.seph (J. Kemp k Co.) r. 22H0M Mission
Kemp Margaret Mrs., dressmaker, 224 Ellis
Kemp Peter M., salesman D. N. h E. Walter & Co., r.
2310 Steiner
Kemp van Ee Fred., dentist, 10 Sixth
Kemp William A., manufacturer plaster decorations,
10.39 Market, r. 526 Je.«Rie
I^T" Kemp. See Camp and Kempe
Kempe Arnold H., jeweler. 1927 Fillmore
Kempe V. M. (V. M. Kempe & Co.) r. 2205 Pine
Kempe V. BI. JdCo. (V. M. Kempe) manufactur-
ers and dealers cigars and tobacco, 530 Mont-
gomery
Kempert Theodore, secretary Am. Railway Construc-
tion and Land Imp. Co., 37 Nevada Block, r. 139
Fourth
Kempf Andrew, porter, r. 513 Third
Kempfif Louis, captain U. S. N., r. 2316 Clay
Kemplr M.. furniture, 1146Jj Folsom
Kempkey Augustus, manager L. D. Stone & Co., 422
Battery, r. Oakland
Keropfton Walter M., clerk James L. King, r. 7 Wet-
more PI
Kemptner Frank B., trunkmaker C. A. Malm, r. 609
Pine
Kenake Louis T., bartender, r. 337 McAllister
DR. BAZAN'S
THEKMO-EI.ECTRIC
RUSSIAN ail TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Giyen.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BOILERS and STOVES
Connecied lor Hot and Cold Water in tlie-liest manner-
WATER BACKS, WATER HEATERS,
Of all kinds made and repaired.
W. E . LANE,
PLtTMBBR, 605 KEARNY STBBBT.
EstabllBhefl ISfiO. Telephone 315.
Kendall Carrie Mrs., r. Old Penple's Home
Kendall Charles, deikhand firry stnir Alameda
Kendall Cyrus, carpenter, r. 711 California
Kendall Dennis, laborer, r. 35 Louisa, rear
Kendall E. Mrs., widow, r. 921 Polk
Kendall Edward G., bookkeeper, r. 119 Valparaiso
Kendall Francis E., foreman Crystal Soda Works, r. 7
Newell
Kendall Frank H. (Kendall & Flltner) r. fiOO Geary
Kendall Frank I., real estate agent, 507-509 Mont-
gomery, r. Oakland
Kendall Frederick P., manager Arctic Fishing Co., 19
Main, r. Oakland
Kendall George H., dairyman, 36 Eddy, r. 119 Valpa-
raiso
Kendall Henry, machinist, r. 25 Hyde
Kendall James, miner, r. 902 Montgomery
Kendall Jerome, carpenter, r. 119 Valparaiso
Kendall Joseph H., foreman, r. 52:i)4 flrannan
Kendall Llllie Miss artist, r. 13 Van Ness Av
Kendall Maggie V. Mrs., proptr Baltimore House, 602
Bush
Kendall M. V. (A. J. McNicoll & Co.) r. 502 Bush
Kendall R. W., waiter Aaron Hooper, r.338 Post
Kendall Sabina, widow, r. N s Hyde, nr Bay
Kendall Stephen, with National Iron Works, r. 319
Capp
Kendall Thomas, boatman Washington St. Wharf
Kendall Thorans. paperhanger, r. >'32 Folsom
Kendall Valentine, pile driver, r. 1233 Union
Kendall fc Fliiner (F. H. Kendall and F. W. Flitner)
groceries, 1134 Market
Kendls' Daniel, chaplain V. S. A., Post Chaplain
Presidio
Kendig Daniel, salesman Waterhouse & Lester, r. 623
Clay
Kendler Philip, bartender John Plagemann, r. 66
Shinley
Kendrick Bartholomew, clerk Blake, Williams k
Harrison, r. 2610 Byrant Av
Kendrick Maurice, porter Standard Oil Co., r. 26
Freelon
Kendrick Thomas, laborer, r. 531 Natoma
Kendrick Thomas, stonecutter, r. 2610 Bryant Av
Kendrick Thomas Jr., paperhanger. r. 2610 Bryant Av
Kenealy Catherine, widow, r. 41 Everett
Kenealy David, marble polishi-r, r. 34 Hayes
Kenealy George, plumber, r. 512 Howard
Kenealy John, contractor, r. 1 Fargo PI
KeneHly Michael, master mariner, r. 331 Union, rear
Kenealy Nicholas, clerk C. Curtiu, r. 1016)<j Mission
Kenealy Thomas, baker, r. 510 Howard
Kenealy William, laborer, r. 2a First
Kenealv William, mate stmr Starbuck, r. 130 Wildey
Kenealy William J., blacksmith, 808 Buchanan, r. 706
Fulton
tt^ Kenealy. See Kennealy and Kennelly
Keneflik Patrick, laborer, r. 22 J4 Rausch
Kenge George, seaman stmr Willamette
Keniston Daniel, miner, r. 902 Montgomery
Keuitzer Charles W., architect, 601 California, r. 2015
Webster
Kenitzer Henry, architect, r. Lick House
Kenna Alice Mrs., janitress Whittier Primary School,
r. 405 O'Farrell
Kenna James, stovemountcr George H. Tay & Co., r.
Oakland
Kenna John hackman Palace Hotel, r. 9 Hubbard
Kenna John, shoemaker P. F. Nolan k Sons, r. 1317
Nebraska
Kenna Marv, widow, r. 209 Fair Oaks
Kenna Patrick, laborer P. M. SS. Co., r. 60 Rltch
Keuua P. J. G., iusuranc*; broker, 130-132 Phelan Bldg,
r. Fruit Vale
Kenna Richard, deckhand ferry stmr Alameda
Kenna William, laborer A. Sutro
Kennan Charles, waiter, r. 812 Jackson
Kennan Kaspar, waiter J. Straub, r. 163 Minna
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 F5RST ST.
TELEFHONB 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. DAVIS, City Agent,
429 CalUornla StrMtt.
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684
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W. W. l^ontague &. Co.
pumps,
Suction and Force.
FOR HAND, 'U'lXD-ailL.l. ANO POliVEB,
ALL. SIZES.
809. 8U, 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STUEET
Eennan L. M. Mrs., widow, r. 614 Folsom
Eennard Daniel H., carpenter, and steward Hose No.
8, r. Filbert, bet Webster and Filliucre
Kennard Eugene D.. clerk, r. 304:1 Sixieenth
KennHfd George W., district engineer S. F. F. D.,
[ office Engine House No. 7, r. 444 Guerrero
Kennard John H., driver, r. 3043 Sixteenth
I Eennard Samnel C. , tanner, andextraman Engine No.
7, r. 3043 Sixteenth
Kennard Thomas, oiler stmr City of New York
Kennard Thomas D., laborer, r. 117 Jones
Kennedy A., machinist Union Iron Works
Kennedy A. Mrs., dre.>smaker, r. 702 Eddy
Kennedy A. J. Miss, r. 918 Van Ness Av
Kennedy Albert W., bookkeeper, r. 1727 Pine
Kennedy Alexunder, machinist, r. 11 Clara
Kennedy Anastasia Miss, compositor, r. S s Nevada,
bit Utah and Potrero Av
Kennedy Angni, carpenter, r. 436 Twenty-seventh
, Kennedy Annie, widow, r. 221 Broadway
I Kennedy Annie Mrd.. janltress Lombard St. Primary
j School r. NW cor Greenwich and Biker
Kennedy Annie M. Miss, tea her Greenwich St. Pri-
mary School, r. 110 Haight
Kennedy B., hostler Jersey Farm Dairy, r. 350 Te-
hama
Kennedy Bartholomew, blacksmith, r. 110 Haight
Kennedy Bartholomew, carpenter, r. W s Washington
! Av, bet Precita Av and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Kennedy Benjamin, coffee saloon, 68 FirA
Kennedy Bernard, carpenter, r. 108 Welsh
Kennedy Bernard, tanner, N s Trinidad, bet Yazoo
and Susquehanna
Kennedy Bridget, widow, r. 11 Hubbard
Kennedy Bridget, domestic 1214 Geary
Kennedy Brothers (Thomas W. and Jameg F.)
j groceries and liquors, 1338 Paclttc
I Kennedy Bryan O'B,, real estate, r. 628 Ellis
Kennedy Catherine, widow, r. 218)^ Ritcb, rear
Kennedy Charles, driver Union Ice Co., r. 108 Welch
Kennedy Charles J., cleik, r. fiS Natoma
' Kennedy Cormick, laborer, r. lOi Stockton
I Kennedy Cornelius P. (Philip Kennedy k Co.) r. 810
Fulton
I Kennedy Delia Miss, deamstress La Grande Laundry
I Kennedy Dennis, groceries and liquors, SW cor Pierce
I and Eddy
Kennedy Dennis, laborer Calvary Cemetery
Kennedy Dennis, marble polisher, r. 1714 Stevenson
Kennedy E. C, r. Lick House
Kennedy Edward, longshoreman, r. 318 Main
Kennedy Elward F., laborer W. W. Montague k Co.,
j r. Oakland
Kennedy Edward H., trimmer, r. 825 Jackson
j Kennedy Edward N., laborer Patrick Biggins, r. 8 s
I Nevada, bet Utah and Potrero Av
Kennedy Edward T., reporter L« Franco-Callfomien,
! r. 214 San Jos^ Av
Kennedy Eliza J., widow r. 1827 Stockton
Kennedy Elizabeth F., widow, r. W a Michigan, bet
Sierra and Shasta
i Kennedy Ellen, nurse, r. 620 Folsom
Kennedy Eugene, lamplighter and extraman Hook
and Ladder No. 3, r. 1425 Market
Kennedy Franti» I., blacksmith, r. 6(50 Seventeenth
Kennedy Frank, attorney at law, 523 Kearny,
I room 1, r. Tremont House
Eennedy Frank B., meterman Spring Valley W.W., r.
i 15 Priest
1 Eennedy Frederick S. janitor Central Park, r. SE cor
Market and Eiahth
Eennedy George liquor saloon, 120 Bryant
Eennedy Henry, seamxn, r. 2241 Jackson
Eennedy Henry, speculator, r. Ill Geary
Kennedy Hanora, widow, r. 32 H Willows Av
Kennedy Hugh, r. 108 Ridley
Kennedy Hujjh, machine works, 203 Main, r.745kFol-
I som
Kennedy Hugh Jr., machinist Hugh Kennedy, r. 745 X
Fol-om
Kennedy J., builder, r. 907 Sutter
Eennedy J., driller 8. F. Bridge Co., r. 424 Qansome
Kennedy J. Mrs., widow, r. 115 Taylor
Eennedy James, bricklayer, r. lOS Welsh
Kennedy James, car driver, r. 9i0^ Natoma
Kennedy Jamos, coremaker, r. 30 Clinton
Kennedy James hostler Nevada Stables, r. 1236 Mar-
ket
Kennedy James, laborer, r. 28 First
Kennedy James, laborer, r. 213 Perry
Kennedy James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W •
Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Eennedy James, miner, r. 217 H Austin
Eennedy James, plasterer, r. fi28 Brannan
Kennedy James, raider Cal. Barrel Co.
Eennedy James, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
609 Fell
Eennedy James, seaman stmr Coos Bay, r. North P*.
ciflc Hotel
Eennedy James C, ship master, r. 1019 Alabama
Eennedy James F. (Eennedy Bros.) and groceriea
and liquors, 719 Pacific, r. 1338 Pacific
Eennedy James F., horseshoer, 195 Stevenson, r. 660
Seventeenth
Eennedy James F., cutter Eutz & Murr, r. 920)4 Na-
toma
Eennedy James G., inspector Common Schools, r. 3
Bond
Eennedy James P.. salesman, r. 448 Bsrtlett
Eennedy James S., speculator, r. 931 Fillmore
Eennedy James S. Jr., clerk Post Office, r. 931 Fill.
more
Eennedy J. C. capitalist, r. 435 Fourth
Eennedy Jennie Miss, corset mufr r. 711 Jones
Eennedy John, boilermaker, r. 417 Fremont
Eennedy John, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 3U8 Beale
Eennedy John, laborer, r. 512 Howard
Eennedy John, laborer, r. 549 .Mission
Eennedy John, laborer, r. 1440 Eddy
Eennedy John, l«borer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 12 Maria
Eennedy John, laborer Pioneer White Lead Works, r.
36 Kitch
Eennedy John, laborers. F. Box Co., r. 20 Chesley
Eennedy John, machinist, r. 108 Welsh
Eennedy John, painter, r. 628 Brannan
Eennedy John, ship carpenter, r. 674 Harrison
Eennedy John, stove mounter W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. Oakland
Eennedy John, with 8. F. Gas Light Co.
Eennedy John, waiter, r. 327 Minna
Eennedy John Mrs., widow, r. 24><3 Larkln
Eennedy John A., salesman J. B. Russell, r. 628 EUU
Kennedy John F., (Morris & Eennedy. and Turner,
Eennedy & Shaw) r. 1727 Pine
Eennedy John F., blacksmith, r. 108 Ridley
Eennedy John J., carpenter, r. 2112 Larkln
Eennedy John J., compositor Report, r. 92i)X Natoma
Eennedy John J., engineer Geary St. RB., r. 1B15)«
Geary
Eennedy John R., laborer, r. 33H O'Farrell
Eennedy Joseph (Dutton * Eennedy) r. 316 O'Farrell
Eennedy Joseph, barber Otto Eemcke, r. 129 Fourth
Kennedy Joseph, helper Pac. Iron Works, r. 2 Lick
Alley
E«nnedy Joseph, laborer, r. Chestnut nr Fillmore
Eennedy Joseph, sawyer Pac. Wood and CooperaK*
Co., r. 2il Liberty
Eennedy Josephine, domestic 1234 Green
Eennedy Julia, widow, r. 825 Jackson
Kennedy Julia A., saleslady Philip Kennedy & Co., r.
642)4 Natoma
Kennedy Kate, widow, r. 414 Duncan
Kennedy Kate Mit^s, school teacher, r. 1519 Taylor
Eennedy L., elevatorman Palace Hotel
Kennedy Lizzie, saleslady Philip Kennedy k Co., r.
642)4 Natoma
WHOLESALE AlTD EETAIl,
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO..
Uanufacturers of Show CasM
aud Store Fixtnret.
37 Martet St.
FPI IP^F FYTR A RRY ii^"" *''2 *««* e^«s »' CUreta, HockB. ) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
UULirOL LAlnH Un I (Burgundies, Sauternes, Porta mud Sherries J 530 WASEnTQTOH STSEST.
KEN
685
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Kennedy Lyman M., stage janitor Baldwin Theater,
r. m Seventh
Kennedy M. E. Mrs., actress, r. 32 Fourth
Kennedy MsKcie Miss, ironer La Grande Laundry
Kennedy Margaret, chamberinaid International Hotel
K^fcnedy Margaret, widow, r. 8 s Nevada, bet Utah
and Potrero Av
Kennedy Marian Mrs., dressmaker, r. 19 Bausch
Kennedy Martin, foreman Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 2030
Filbert
Kennedy Martin J., painter, r. 506 Fourth
Kennedy Mary, widow, r. 32 Mops
Kennedy Mary, widow, r. 925 ^ Natoma
Kennedy Mary Mrs , liquor saloon, E s Kentucky, bet
Sierra and Napa
Kennedy Matthew G., speonlator, r. 1053 Mission
Kennedy May Miss, dressmaker, r. 115 Taylor
Kennedy Micliael, laborer, r. 18 Boardman PI
Kennedy Michael, porter Martin Sachs & Co., r. Ber-
keley
Kennedy Michael, teamster, r. 25 Natoma
Kennedy Michael, wheelwright B. Grave & Co., r. 27
Clarence PI
Kennedy Michael C, machinist, r. 218 Perry
Kennedy Michael E., bartender J. J. Hallinan, r. 229
Seventh
Kennedy Michael J., machinist S. F. Tool Co., r. 229
Seventh
Kennedy Michael J., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
624 Eddy
Kennedy Mining and Millingf Co., L. F.
ReiclillDg becretary, oflBce 404 Montgomery
Kennedy M. J., machinist Union Iron Worts, r. Ken-
tucky House
Kennedy Neil, vice-principal South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 132 Sixth
Kennedy Nellie, saleslady Philip Kennedy & Co.,' r.
cor Pierce and Eddy
Kennedy Owen, laborer, r. 423 Bush
Kennedy Patrick, r. 309 Micna
Kennedy Patrick, coalpa^ser stmr Granada
Kennedy Patrick, fireman, r. 641 First
Kennedy Patrick, groceries and liquors, NE cor Fol-
6om and Precita Av. B. H.
Kennedy Patrick, laborer, r. 349 Minna
Kennedy Patrick, laborer, r. 458 Natoma
Kennedy Patrick, laborer, r. 509 Howard
Kennedy Pati-ick, laborer P. M. SS. Co., r. 637 Bran-
nan
Kennedy Patrick, marblecutter, r. 610?i Natoma
Kennedy Patrick, pressman Bulletin, r. 1320 Kearny
Kennedy Patrick, teamster, r. 20 Chesley
Kennedy Patrick B., salesman J. L. White & Co., r.
N B Silver Av, nr San Bruno Road
Kennedy Patrick J., groceries and liquors, 995 Mar-
ket, r. 1516 Taylor
Kennedy Patrick J., r. 2 Lawrence PI
Kennedy Philip A., salesman Philip Kennedy k Co.,
r. cor Pierce and Eddy
Kennedy Philip <& Co. (Cornelius P. Kennedy)
drygoods, 901-905 Market
Kennedy Rose, domestic SW cor California and Gongb
Kennedy Thomas, r. 13 Hubbard
Kennedy Thomas, r. 845 Howard
Kennedy Thomas, coalpasser stmr Colima
Kennedy Thomas, expressman, r. 32 Birch Av
Kennedy Thomas, laborer, r. iHH Shipley
Kennedy Thomas, machinist, r. 30 Stauly PI
Kennedy Thomas, miller, r. 403 Grove
Kennedy Thomas, shoemaker, r. 2112 Larkin
Kennedy Thomas, special policeman, r. 508 Vallejo
Kennedy Thomas E. (Tirtlot & Kennedy) attorney at
law, 217 Sansome, rooms 6-7, r. 1013 Vallejo
Kennedy Thomas H., compositor Call, r. 920Jj Na-
toma
Kennedy Thomas H., woodcarver, r. 27 Clarence PI
Kennedy Thomas J., conductor, r. 674 Harrison
Kennedy Thomas W. (Kennedy Bros.) r. 1338 Pacific
FRATINGER & CO.
OF ALL SESCEIFIIOITS.
105 KEAKNT STREET.
GAS, WATER and STEAM
FITTING,
In all its Branches, Well Done.
W_ E
PLUMBER,
Established 1860.
606 KEARN'S' STREETf
Telephone 315.
Kenuedy Tiu.othy, cook, r. 636 Commercial
Kennedy Timothy P., baker, r. 221 Broadway
Kennedy Vincent, r. 660 Seventeenth
Kennedy William, caumaker, r. 13 Hubbard
Kennedy William, cashier Geo. H. Richard, r. 819
Fourth
Kennedy William, laborer, r. 10 Heron
Kennedv William, laborer St. Mary's College, r. S a
Richland Av. ur Hollv Park Av
Kennedy William, mining, r. 507 Fell
Kennedy William, wagonmaker John W. Farren. r.
1113 Seventeenth
Kennedy William E., stage carpenter, r. 307 Bitch
Kennedy William H., solicitor, r. 1031 Clay
Kennedy William J., r. 218)4 Ritch,rear
Kennedy William J., receiving teller First National
Bank of S. F., r. 110 Haight
Kennedy William J., stenographer, r. 508 Vallejo
Kennedy William J., trimmer Truman, Isham &
Hooker, r. 825 Jackson
Kennedy William T., clerk J. G. Jackson, r. 1635 Mis-
sion
Kennelly Daniel, helper Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
21 Moss
Kennelly Dennis, hostler N. B. and M. RR., r. 35
Lotiisa
Kennelly Edward B., clerk Murphy, Grant 4 Co., r.
1432 Jackson
Kennelly Edward J., amalgamator, r. 1432 Jackson
Kennelly James, laborer, r. 216 Clara
Kennelly John, r. 705 Natoma
Kennelly Patrick, blacksmith, r. 611 Seventh
Kennelly Patrick, laborer, r. 11 Preston PI
Kennelly Patrick, warehouseman Hatbaway's U. S.
Bonded and Free warehouses, r. 109)4 Langton
!■#" Kennelly. See Kenealy and Kennealy
Kennerson Henry B., boatbuilder George W. Kneass,
r. W 8 Pennsylvania Av, bet Solano and Butte
Kennerson Sophia, widow, r. 1404 Van Ness Av
Kennerson Waiter, engineer Potrero Marine Railway,
r. W 8 Pennsylvania Av, bet Solano and Butte
Kennerson William, engineer Potrero Marine Rail-
way, r. W s Pennsylvania Av, bet Solano and I
Butle
Kennerson William J., foreman Potrero Marine Rail- I
way, r. W 8 Maryland, bet Sierra and Nevada I
Kennett Elizabeth Mrs., r. 727 Bay !
Kennett Ferdinand B., solicitor, r. NE cor Sutter and
Polk
Kennett William, stove mounter W. W. Montague &
Co., r. 30 Silver, rear
Eenney Augustus R., r. 1904 Pierce
Kenney Charles A., engineer, r. 130 Ninth
Kenney David F. (Kenney & Keefel r. 250)4 Minna
Kenney Edward, carpenttr. r. 5(.i9)4 Hyde
Kenney Frank T., r. 229 Kearny
Kenney George G., plumber, r. 601 Fell
Kenney Henry, coalpasser stmr Alameda
Kenney James, coalpasser stmr Newbern, r. 309 Minna
Kenney James, laborer, r. 273 Minna
Kenney James, melter Selby Smelting and Lead Co.,
r. 2625 Folsom
Kenney James, miner, r. 776 Mission
Keniev James, plumber George G. Kenney, r. 2128
O'Farrell
Kenney James, speculator, r. 222)4 Fourth
Kenney James, tanner John Counihan & Son, r. 856
Brannan
Kenney John, gardener, SE cor Taylor and California
Kenney John, groceries and liquors, 1406 Pacific
Kenney John, hackman. Plaza, r. 622 Chestnut
Kenney John, lineman Pac. Bell Tel. Co. r. 658)4
Jessie
Kenney John C, waiter, r. 636 Commercial
Kenney John D., hackman, r. 522 Chestnut
Kenney John D., teamster T. Foley, r. 626 Greenwich
Kenney John J., collector Pacific Club, r. 640)4 Na-
toma
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Hananiotarcr or every deaeriptton or
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
4S to 30 Beale Street. Sjui Fraaciaco.
Dennett Jump Seats. ^'""'^.vitr^TsAE^lt^Rlg^fSii?"*''* ^*-
KEN
686
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
UXM7FACTUBEBS OF
Plmln, Japanned and Stamped
T I KT XV' ja. R. OS
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Kenney John J., dairy, Twenty-sixth At, nr Point
Lobes Av
Kenuey .lohn W., engineer, r. 130 Ninth
Kenney Joseph B., barber, r. 917 Larkin
Kenney Joseph F.. Balesnian E. A. Levy b Co., r. 1015
Clay
Kenney Luke, elevatormsn, r. 818 Jessie
Kenney Mary, widow, r. IHOH Howard
Kenney Martin, wood and coal. l-'7 Eighth
Kenney Michael, molder, r. 273 Minna
Kenney Michael, shoemaker, r. 153 X Clara
Kenney Michael, teamster, r. 514 Mission
Kenney Owen, driver United Carriage Co., r. 9 Hub-
bard
Kenney Patrick, cooper, r. 636 Commercial
Kenney Patrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E b
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
Kenney Patrick, fireman Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 2120
Greenwich
Kenney Patrick, shoemaker, 222 Jackson
Kenney Peter, laborer, r. 2327 Greenwich
Kenney Robert T. W., salesman, r. NE cor Filbert
and Buchanan
Kenney Theresa, widow, r. 23 Morris Ay
Kenney Thomas, butcher, r. 1904 Mission
Kenney Thomas, clerk, r. 1018 Hampshire
Kenney Thomas E. J., molder, r. Ill William
Kenney William, firemau stmr Colima
Kenney William, fireman stmr San Jose
Kenney William, groceries and bakery, NE cor Fil-
bert and Buchanan
Kenney William, waiter, r. 1015 Clay
Kenney William H.,pre«sman Brunt k Fisher, r. 77 S
Mission
Kenney William H., shlpllner, r. 23 Morris At
Kenney William J., clerk C. Cnrtin. r. 2 I»y At
Kenney fc Keefe (David F. Kenney and George E.
Keefe) butchers, 8 New Metropolitan Market
0^ Kenney. See Keuna, Kenny, Kinney and Kinnie
Kennifif Andrew D., foreman Union Box Factory, r.
1417 Mason
Kenniff Cornelins H., clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 1135 H
Pacific
Kenning George E., cigarpacVer, r. 961 Mission
Kennison Asa H., dairy. SE cor Vermont and Nevada
Kennison J. Frederic, clerk Hartford Fire Ins. Co., r.
Oakland
Kennison Joseph C, clerk Hartford Fire Ins. Co., r.
Oakland
Kennovan James, cigars and tobacco. Old City Hall,
r. 532 Vallejo
Kenny Anna, widow, r. 1506 Jones
Kenny Bernard, dresser City and County Hospital, r.
1127 Florida
Kenny Bernard, shoemaker, r. 222 Jackson
Kenny Bridget, widow, r. 80 Jessie
Kenny Dennis, carrier Call, r. 20)4 Oak Grove At
Kenny E., laborer S. F. Bridge Co., r. W s Kentucky,
bet Sierra and Nevada
Kenny Edmond, contractor, r. 2733 Pine
Kenny Elizabeth, widow, r. 21 Oak
Kenny Ellen, widow, r. 254 M Fourth
Kenny Frederick, carriage painter, r. 1506 Jones
Kenny Henry, r. 266 Brannan
Kenny J., purser stmr Sau Juan
Kenny James, dairyman, r. 8 s Serpentine At, nr San
Bruno Road
Kenny James, electrotyper Joseph Winterbum b Co.,
r. 1506 Jonps
Kenny James E., clerk, r. 1904 Mission
Kenny J C, waiter, r. 246 Third
Kenny Jeremiah, laborer, r. 313 Devlsadero
Kenny John, r. 80 West Mission
Kenny John, blacksmith, r. 1904 Mission
Kenuy John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. NW cor
Shasta and Louisiana, rear
Kenny John, machinist Corporation Tard.S. F. F. D.,
r. S 6 Nineteenth, bet Collingwood and Diamond
Kenny John, peddler, r. 529 Sacramento
Kenny John, waiter stmr Queen of thn Pacific
Kt^nny John, wholesale liquors, 603 Front, r. Ken-
uyville S^uta Clara
Keni.y John F.. blarksmith, r. 1904 Mission
Kenny John J., clerk Police Conrt, r. lo92 Pacific ^
Kenuy John S , cutter Lewis Morris, r. 735 Minna
Kenny Kearn, real estate and general business
agent, 22 Kearny, r. 25tl3 California
Kenny Maggie, domestic 226 Van Ness At
Kenny Michael, laborer, r. 51J Howard
Kenny Micliael, laborer, r. NE cor Webster and Eddy
Kenny Michael, watchman Ciibtoin House
Kenny Pitriek, conductor Geary St. RR., r. 2733 Pina
Kenuy Patrick, guard House of Correction
Kenny Patrick, laborer, r. 41 Williamson
Kenny Patrick, machinist, r. 5rt8 Mission
Kenny Patrick, tanner, r. 518 Oak
Kenny Patrick H. (Lowe A Kenny) r. 1816 Buchanan
Kenny Peter C, with Kearn Kenny, r. 2503 California
Kenny Rosie. burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
1617 Leavenworth
Kenny Thomas, painter, r. 322 Minna
Kenny Thomas, teamster, r. 11 Lafayette
Kenny Thomas H., upholsterer, r. 716 Natoma
Kenny William, fireman, r. 629 Fnmt
»3~ Kenny. See Kenney, Kinnie. Kinney and Kenna
Kensington House, Lynch & O'Rourke proptrs, £■
Illinois, bet Napa and Lena PI
KensoD George, millhaud Miller & Hamilton, r. 65i
Mission
Kent Anton, tailor, 306 Jessie
Kent Daniel SI., mining secretary and general
business atjent, 330 Pine, rooms 18-19, r. Oakland
Kent Edwin, clerk, r. 1630 Pierce
Kent Edwin, porter, r. 1314 Sacramento
Kent Georiie, waiter stmr Alameda
Kent George C, cutter U. S. Mint, r. M Buss
Kent Harry C, clerk H. B. Maybew
Kent Henry S., messenger Pac. Transfer Co., r. Oak-
land
Kent Jacob, waiter, r. 628H Minna
K'-nt James, watchman P. C.SH. Co., r. 209 Gough
Kent James, wood and coal, l'Xt7 Howard
Kent J. E., carpenter, r. 871 Market
Kent K. Capel, salesman Cutting Packing Co., r. 72
Natoma
Kent Perez, crockery, 439 Hayes and 938 Seventeenth
Kent R. F., broker, r. 529 Sacramento
Kent Samuel H., contractor and builder, r. 711
Leavenworth
Kent Thaddeus B., surveyor, r. 603 Jessie
Kent Thomas, carpenter, r. 6 Clara Lane
Kent Thomas E.. shirt lunfr, 597 Mission, r. 213 Turk
Kent Williira W., salesman, r. 1913 Laguna
Kentfield Edward E. (John Keuttield & Co.) r. 331
Fremont
Kentfield Frank C. (John Kentfield & Co.) P. 333 Fre-
mont
Kentfield John dc Co. (Edward E. and Frank C.
Kei.tfield) lumber and shipping, 318 Stenart
Kentfield John M. Mrs., widow, r. 3:J3 Fremont
Kentuck Minin« Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) John W. Pew
secretary, 310 Pine, rooms 1^11
Kentucky H.une, Marous ilnrtens proptr, W s Ken.
tucky, bet Sierra and Nevada
Kentucky House, Jacob Claassen proptr, W s Ken-
tucky, bet Sierra and Nevada
Kentuclcy Street M. E. Church, Henry C.
Benson pastor, W s Tennessee, bet Sulauo and
Butte
Kentzel James W.. collector S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
13J1 Broadway
Kentzell Joseph, receiving clerk freight depot 8. P.
Co., r. 917 Folsom
Kentzell Richard W., clerk, r. 629 Broadway
Kentzell Theodore B., eitramau Hook and LaddertTo.
4, r. 7 Franklin
THE BEST
CLOTHING
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For MEN AND BOYS at
THE HASTINGS
LICK HOUSE BLOCK, SAN FRANCISCO.
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THE LION Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, 04,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN. Manager
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
KEN
687
KER
KPDtzell William H., sergeant pollen, r. 7 FraDkllD
Kenyon CurligG., pbyBiciau and surgeon, office
aud r. 6t>4 Mission, office hours 1 to 3 and 7 to 8
p. M.
Kenyou John, driver Wells, Fargo b Co., r. Alameda
Kenyon M. L. Mrs., r. 252^ Tliird
Eeuyon Thomas C, conductor S. P. Co., r. 147 Phelan
Bldg
Keogh Austin, salesman, r. 825 Harrison
Keogh .Tames, carriage painter, r. 42:1 Minna
Eeogh James, laborer, r. SE cor Quinn and Guererro
Keo«h James Jr., burnisher Buckingham & Hecht, r.
SE cor Quinn and Guerrero
Keogh Jsrat'S R.. clerk, r. 617 Eddy
Keogh John, expressman, r. SE cor Quinn and Guer-
rero
Keogh John, shoemaker, r. 217 Valencia
Keofi^h John, upholsterer's goods, 73-76 New
Montgomery, r. 2512 Clay
Keogh John A., musician, r. 13 Willow At
Keogh Michael, carpenter, r. 8 Miller PI
Keojjh Michael, with John Keogh, r. 423 Minna
Keogh Micbael W., musician, r. 13 Willow At
Keogh Rosauna, widow, r. 25 Glover, rear
Keogh T. B. Mrs., varieties. 1157 Folsom
Keogh Thomas, r. 132 Twenty-sixth
Keogh Thomas, commercial traveler, r. 433 Minna
Keogh William, eook, r. 22 Tehama
K--ogh William H., bookkeeper, r. 423 Minna
Keogh William M., clerk Consul Great Britain, r. 13
Willow At
S7* Keogh. See Kehoe and Keough
Keobane Jeremiah, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E s
Michigan, bet Shasta and Sierra
Keobaue John, laborer, r. 650 Natoma
Keohame Timothy, clerk, r. .122 Minna
Keoii Hugh F., laundry office, SW cor Third and
Howard, r. 150 Second
Keough Elizabeth, laundress, r. 2945 Sixteenth
Keough John, shoemaker Cahn, Nlckelsburg & Co., r.
2945 Sixteenth
Keough Thomas, artificial stoneworker, r. 600 Fulton
KeoQgb Thomas E., contractor, r. 600 Fulton
t^ Keough. See Kehoe and Keogh
Keown James, engineer, r. 12 Fair Oaka, rear
K«pfler Jane Mrs., r. 166 Perry
Eeppel A. C, liquor saloon, NE cor Fifteenth and
Mission, r. 1323 Minna
Keppler John P., packer Fisher Packing Co., r. 141
Chestnut
Keppler Louis, bookkeeper Fisher Packing Co., r, 141
Chestnut
Kerber John A., clgarmaker Boger Bros., r. 144 Ship-
ley
Kerch eval Howard D., freight clerk Cal. Transpor-
tation Co., r. Oakland
Kercheval James L., freight clerk stmr T. C. Walker,
r. Oakland
Kercheval R. Mrs., fruitgrower, r. 1510 Harrison
Kerdell Anth>>uy, jeweler Levison Bros., r. 717 Gold-
en Gate Av
Kerdell Edward, boimaker F. Korbel & Bro., r. 717
Golden Gate Av
Berlin George B., clerk r. 21 Hawthorne
Kerliu George B. Jr., clerk I. S. Van Winkle & Co., r.
21 Hawthorne
Kerliu Henry E.. millhand, r. 221 Fifth
Kerlin James J., compositor Call, r. Oakland
Kermode Edward, carpenter, r. 9u5 Howard
Keni Adam, brewer, r. 231 Twellth
Kern Albeit, blacksmith H. M. Black, r. 155 Sixteenth
Kern B. F., clerk, r. 317 Bush
Kern C. A. (C. A. Kern k Co.) r. 423 Golden Gate Av
Kern C. A. & Co. (C. A. Kern and C. W. Bilfinger)
proprietors Phoenix Oil Works, 930-940 Brannan
Kern C. A. M., chemist Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 423
Golden Gate At
Xern Charles, carpenter, r. 446 H Guerrero
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERmO-EI^ECTBIC
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
WATER FILTERS,
ALL SIZES AND KINDS FOR FAUCETS.
Large Filterers with capaclly for cleaning all water
used in the house, simple aud cheap.
■"W. E . "Xi .A. IT E ,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street,
Established 18G0. Telephone 315.
Keru Ch:irlea, conductor, r. 726 Folsom
Kern Edward W.. < arpenttr. r. 8 Willows At
Kern Frederick W., .ontrartor and builder, 330 Pine,
rooms 11-12. r. 118 Fair Oaks
Kern George W., laborer, r. 262 Jessie, rear
Kern Harry F., clerk Palace Hotel News Co., r. 726
G^ary
Kern Henry, fresco painter, t. 14 Potter
Kern James M.. superintendent Bay and Coast Tel.
Co., r. 71'.l Gri)ve
Kern John, bookbinder Althof k Bahls, r. 1 August
Alley
Kern Julius, salesman Keane Bros., r. 523!< Natoma
Kern Lewis, carpenter, r. 1114 Twenty-second
Keru Margaret, widow, r. 446 Ji Guerrero
Kern Morris J., ticket agent S. P. C. RR., r. 719 Grove
Kernan Otto, bartender C. Wehring, r. 603 Pine
Kern Philip H., waiter, r. 5U2 WaKbliigton
Kern Samuel F., botlermaker, r. 629 Second
Kern Valley Water Co., Charles Z. Merritt secretary,
533 Kearny, room 2
Kern William (Strecker & Kern) r.l423 OctavU
89^ Kern. See Kearn
Kemaj-h n Rebecca Mrs., ('rrgnods, 400 Fourth
Kernan Edward A., varnisher Richard Herring, r. 623
Geary
Kernan Edward J., bookbinder, r. 1155 Folsom
Kernan James, driver United Carriage Co., r. 340
Clara
Kernan John, longshoreman, r. Blake, nr Geary
Kernan John, painter, r. 1602 Pacific At
Kernan John C. (Goldstein k Kernan) r. 719 Call'
fornia
Kernan Mary, widow, r. 24 M Lily At
Keruan Patrick, painter, r. 24X Lily At
Kernan Peter, boat builder S. Thornton, r. 8W cor
First and Mission
Kernan Richard, laborer, r. 6 Clara Lane
Keruan Thomas, r. 12>f SeTenth
Kernan Thomas F., paper carrier, r. 1312 Fofbom
Kernan Thomas J., bricklayer, r. 149 Dore
Kernan W. Mrs., r. 327 }« Eighth
8^" Kernan. See Kiernan
Kernel I Helen, widow, r. 162 Clementina
Kerner Frank X., plumber, 1050 Valencia, r. 304
Seventh
Kerner Henry J., foreman carpet dept Charles M.
Plum & Co., r. 1010 M Union
Kerner John A., r. 2728 Fol.som
Kerner Lonis P., collector Madison & Burke, r. 304
Seventh
Kerner Peter, cabinetmaker, r. 304 Seventh
Kerns Jacob, conductor Geary St. RK., r. 1609 Geary
Kerns James, butcher, r. 3003 Lauuna
Kerns Thomas, car driver, r. 121 Fifteenth
d^" Kerns. See Cairns and Kearns
Kerr Alexander J. Rev., r. ?00 Stockton
Kerr Alfred, cigarmaker, r. 331 Union
Kerr Andrew, teamster, r. 10 Bartol
Kerr Annie, widow, r. 331 Union
Kerr Charles H.. clerk F. S. Chadbourne b Co., r. 148
Sixth
Kerr Diivid, bookkeeper, r. 453 Bryant
KEER DAVID
carriajr<>, wagon.
and truck manufacturer, 47-49 Beale,
r. SiCFell
Kerr David, teamster William Kerr, r. 913 Battery
Kerr Earl, foreman William Kerr, r. 913 Battery
Kerr Earl T., foreman William Kerr, r. 711 Jones
Kerr Edward, barber Charles McMann. r. 2257 Mission
Kerr Kdward, staple and fancy dry goods, 2047-
2(149 Mission, r. 5!) Hoff Av
Kerr Elizabeth Mrs., r. 328 Fremont
Kerr Ernest H., steward stmr Columbia
Kerr James, painter, r. ."iOS Third
Kerr James, laborer Robert J. Maguire, r. 1653
Kearny
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 riRST ST.
TELEPHONB 82.
BOOKEINDEES.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVER FIVE 9IIIiI.IONS.
BROWN. CRAIG & CO.. General Agents.
KER
KES
W. W. Montague &. Co,
Importers and Dealers In
ENQLISH AND AMERICAN
£iicanntlc, Uluzc<l und l>laiii.
309. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
524 Taylor
111 Eighth
565How«r(l
Kerr James A., muelcian, r. 935 Migalon
Kerr James P., canhier Call, r. 1820 Jessie
Kerr James W. (Stelger & Kerr) r. 813 Pierce
Kerr John, asslbtant engineer Btmr Transit, r. 331
Union
Kerr John, bartender, Anders Vekander
Kerr John hackman. r. 110 Clinton
Kerr John, -wood and coal, 1156 Folsom,
Kert John, patternmaker Clot & Meese,
Kerr John, waiter, r. Ill ><■ Fifth
Kerr Joseph, driver Somers fc Healey
Kerr Joseph F., laborer, r. 2538 Folsom
Kerr Kenneth C, clerk Wood & Wattles, r. 518 Van
Ness Av
Kerr Martin, clerk What Cheer House
Kerr Matthew, blacksuiith, r. 331 Union
Kerr Matthew, liquor saloon, 116 Leidesdorflf, r. 19
Clara
Kerr Thomas, carpenter, r. 729 54 Folsom
Kerr Thomas, clerk, r. 251 Second
Kerr Thomas, foreman Odd Fellows Cemetery, r. 17
Johnson Av
Kerr Thomas, vith Parrott b Co., r. 574 Folsom
Kerr Thomas H., clerk Thomas H. Selby & Co.. r. 574
Kerr William, contractor, 903 Battery, r. Oakland
Kerr William R., cooper Pac. Wooden Ware and
Cooperage Co., r. 1158 Folsom
Kerr William W., physician. 522 Sutter
Kerrell A. G. D., clerk general passenger and ticket
agent S. P. Co.. r. HOT Guerrero
Kerrell Alfred D., salesman F. S. Chadbourne & Co.,
r. 1407 Guerrero
Kerrigan Ann, groceries and liquors, 204 First
Kerrigan Bernard, tanner, r. 721 Brannan
Kerrigan Charles, shipping clerk Henry C. Egerton,
r. 408 McAllister
Kerrigan Cornelius, laborer, r. cor Beale and Folsom
Kerrigan Daniel, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. S s Si-
erra', bet Michigan and Georgia
Kerriean David H., driver Hook and Ladder No. 3, r.
1744 Market ^
Kerrigan Edward, mint^r, r. 125 Twelfth
Kerrigan Edward J., shoemaker, Chenery, nr Miguel,
Fairmount Tract
Kerrigan F. H., student Heald's Business College, r.
1016 Geary
Kerrigan Frauk, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. 2605 Mission
Kerrigan J., fteel worker Pac. Rolling Mill
Kerrigan J., plasterer, r. 24 Turk
Kerrigan JameR, laborer, r. Chenery, bet Mateo and
Mlyuel, Fairmount Tract
Kerrigan James T., bootmaker, and extraman Hose
No. 3, r. 104 Tweuty-tblrd
Kerrigan John, r, 408 McAllister
Kerrigan John, distributor La Grande Laundry, r. 212
Thirteenth
Kerrigan John, horse trainer, r. 910 Post
Kerrigan John F., clerk B. F. Napthaly, r. 12 Leroy
Kerrigan M., shoefitter Kutz & Murr, r. NE cor
Thirty.first and Mission
Kerrigan Margaret Mrs., r. 1329 Minna
Kerrigan Mary, widow, liquor saloon, 225 Perry
Kerrigan Matthew J., edge trimmer Buckinghsra &
Hecht r. NE cor Thirty-first and Mission
Kerrigan Michael, laborer, r. 43 Natoma
Kerrigan Michael, tailor, r. 109 Eighth
KerrlRan M. J., r. 44 Third
Kerrigan P., tearaatfr. r. 911 Sansome
Ktrri Ran Patrick, keeper Moynihan & Aitken, r. 204
First
Kerrigan Patrick, laborer, r. 17 Alta
Kerrigan Patrick, laborer r. Ocean House Road, nr
Farley's Corner
Kerrigan Patrick H., contractor, r. 404 McAllister
Kerrigan Patrick H., lather, r. 436 Stevenson
Kerrigan Peter, horse jockey, r. Bay District Hotel
Kerrigan Thomas T., teamster, r. Beach, btt Lyon
and Baker
Kerrigan Timothy, laborer, r. 54 Elizabeth
0^ Kerrigan. See Carrlgan
Kerris Frederick, seaman, r. 13 Clay
Kerrison Brothers (Walter W. and Frederick) sta-
tionery, 1719 Devisadero
Kerrison Edward P.. clerk Am. Salt Co., r. Serpentine
Av, bet Folsom and Harrison
Kerrison Frederick (Kerrison Bros.jr. 1721 Devisadero
Kerrison George, carpenter, r. 1721 Devisadero
Kerrison George 6., secretary Golden City
Chemical Works, 313 Montgomery, r. 721 Green
Kerrison R. Edmond, driver Wells, Fargo k Co.. r.
929 Capp
Kerrison Robert E., clerk, r. S s Serpentine Av. bet
Folsom and Harrison
Kerrison Robert J., plumber, r. 1030 Alabama
Kerrison Stephen H., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
784!^ Harrison
Kerrison Walter W. (Kerrison Bros.) and clerk 8. F.
News Co., r. 1721 Devisadero
Kerrison Willian H., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 929
Capp
Kerruioh Edward, shipwright, ofiBce 620 Batterv, r"
1005 Twentieth
Kerrulsh Thomas, shlpcarpenter P. M. SS. Co., r. 37
Stanly PI
Kershaw Marsden, coal, 17-19 Spear, r. 917 Guerrero
Kershaw Roger A., bookkeeper M. Kershaw, r. 917
Guerrero
Kersten Frederick, lithographer, r. 1226 Twenty-
secoft^
Kersten Bonis A., clerk Mueer Bros., r. .321 Green
Kertell Charles, sculptor, r. 655 Willow Av
Kertell George C, jeweler Geo. C. Shreve b Co., r.
655 Willow Av
Kervan Henry E., bartender Adam b Kibbe, r. 610
Powell
"Kervan Ida Miss, teacher Grant Primary School, r. 601
Powell
Kervan Thomas, carpenter H. Peulecka, r. 610 Powell
Kerwln James, plqmber, r. 908 Sansome
Kerwin James P. (Kerwin b Bro.) r. 1 Bay
Kerwin John, hackman, r. 365 Jessie
Kerwin John, laborer P. Biggins
Kerwin Patrick, laborer, r. 119 Fifteenth
Kerwin Patrick, teamster Henry Burnstine, r. 105 X
Freelon
Kerwin Thomas, laborer, r. 21 Langton
Kerwin Thomas J. (Kerwin b Bro.) and proptr Sea-
wall Hotel, 1 Bay
Kerwin b Brother (Thomas J. and James P.) liquor
saloon, 20 Leidesdorflf
B^" Kerwin. See Kirwin
Kerz Anton, merchant, r. 818 Octavia
Kerz Frank, waiter, r. 323 Jessie
Keser Alfred, bookbinder, r. 1115 Market
Keser David J., compositor Call, r. Ill Mason
Keser Henry D., storekeeper J. M. Pike, r. 621 Jessie
Kessack George, coachman, r. 1423 Polk
Keeseler Francis (J. & F. Kesseler) r. 1912 Stevenson
Kesseler Francis A., bookkeeper J. b F. Keeseler, i.
1912 Stevenson
Kesseler J. b F. (Joseph and Francis) onyx works, S.
s Brannan. bet Fifth and Sixth
Kesseler Joseph (J. & F. Kesseler) r. 1912 Steveneon
8^" Kesseler. See Kessler
Kessing Charles B., teamster, r. 963 Harrison
Kessing John B., capitalist, r. 428 Broadway
KesBlng John E., bookkeeper Am. Fishing Co., r. 968
Harrison
Kesfing John F., r. 140 Cumberland
Kessing John H., fish dealer, 7 Clay St. Market, r. 963
Harrison
Kessler Adam, bartender Bernard Krauss, r.502 Waeh-
iDgton
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KES
689
KID
Keasler Arthur, butcher MullerA Koenlg, r.434 Hayes
Kessler Arthur, laborer, r. 46 Tehama
KesBler August Mrs., millinery, f-H Hayea
Kesdler Augustus, bookkeeper John MuUer, r. 434
Hayes
KeBsIer Benedict, shoemaker L. Adler. tAOSH Larkln
Kessler Frederick, clerk Hammam Baths, r. 1509 Pine
Kessler Henry, foreman Goss & Dow, r. 309 Sanchez
Kesaler Joseph, nurse, r. 41'! Post, rear
KchSler Louis, seaman, r. 24C Clementina
Iff" Kessler. See Kesseler
KessUng Emile A., proptr Hotel de France, 616)i-618
California
Kestel George (Aroneohn & Kestel) r. 457 Stevenaon
Kestler Henry, luallster Fritz Krug
Ketchum David F., carpenter, r. 3 Caroline
Ketchum William L., letter carrier Post Ofllce, r. 786
Stevenson
Ketchum William W., carpenter, r. 1025 Golden Gate
Av
Ketelson August, master schr Pike County, r. 6J<
Clyde
Kettels Martin, seaman, r. 321 Green
Kettenburg Henry, foreman Hofmann Bros., r. 16 Oak
Grove Av
Ketterer Andrew, liquor saloon and boarding, 2209
Powell
Ketterer Antone, r. 223 Austin
Kettle William, fish and poultry, 420 Hayes, r. 341
Fourth
Kettlemann William, painter, r. 1031 York
Kettler William, carpenter, r. W s Mission, nr Ran-
dall
Kettleson Benjamin, r. 314 Bush
Keuchler G., carpenter McAuliffe & Co., r. 26 Turk
Keuchler Martin, cabinetmaker N. Gray & Co., r. 641
Sacramento
Keuerleber August, liquor saloon,' 210 Leidesdorff, r.
1014 Clay
Keuerleber Frederick W., liquor saloon, 624 Clay, r.
1310H Mission >
Keuffer John L., cabinetmaker, r. 1712 Jones
KeuBcher Frederick, special policeman, r. 416 Fran-
cisco
Kevil John, teamster Joseph Macdonough & Co.. r.
502 Mission
Keville Bernard, dairyman, N b Silver At, nr Hale
Kevin W'illiam, patternmaker, r. 129 Julian Av
Kewbler Julius N., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.W«
Mississippi, ur Mariposa
Kewell Brotliers (Charles H. and Frederick W.)
fishing tackle and rodraakers, 810 Valencia
Kewell Charles H. (Kewell Bros.) r. 810 Valencia
Kewell Frederick W. (Kewell Bros.) r. 810 Valencia
Kewin Jennie E. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Primary
School, r. 120 Julian Av
Kewin W., carpenter Pac. Rolling Mill
Kewin William C, clerk J. St. Denis & Co., r. 120 Ju-
lian Av
Kewitz Charles (Bientz & Kewitz) r. 729 O'Farrell
Kewley James, waiter stmr Columbia, r. 101 Jessie
Kewnig John, ivory turner, 10 Stevenson, r. cor Es-
nieralda and Prospect Av
Key Samuel, painter, 27 Lafayette
Keyenburg Philip, cabinetmaker U. Fritchi, r. 24 Turk
Keyer Charles J., trimmer Jacob Gordon, r. 709 Clem-
entina
Keyes Arthur T., with O. H. Keyes, r. 624 Turk
Keyes Clinton W., clerk Payot, Upham k Co., r. Oak-
land
Keyes Delia, widow, r. 592 Stevenson
Keyes Douglas, carriage maker, r. 1135 Mission
Keyes Elijah B., r. 915 Eighteenth
Keyes Frank, clerk, r. 2132 Mission
Keyes George O., teamster, r. 1460 Market
Keyes George T„ clerk, r. 150 Fourth
Keyes Herbert, teamster Hugh Toner, r. 608 Third
Keyes M. Mrs., bakery, 2132 Mission
CAST IRON PIPE.
GAS and "WATER PIPE
And FITTINGS of all Sixes.
w.
Plumber,
EsUbllshed ISflO.
E. LANE,
003 Kearny Street.
Telephone 316.
FRATINGER & CO.
Fine Dressmaking
105 KEARINT STREET.
Keyes O. H., butcher, 50 Steuart, r. 601 Van Ness Ay
Keyes P., laborer P. M. 8S. Co.
Keyes Thomas, clerk, r. 737)^ Green
Keyes William P., clerk Tlllmann & Bendel, r. 601
Van Ness Av
Keyes Winfield S., mining engineer, r. 916 Van Nesi
Av
B^" Keyes, See Keys and Kies
Keys Gilbert S. (Dempster & Keys) r. Oakland
Keys John D., merchandise broker oflBce 12 Bush. r.
733 Pine
Keys P. J. Gold and Silver Mining and Milling Co..
Alfred Wheeler secretary, 511 California, room 10
Keys Theodore, millwright, r. 334 Bush
Keys William C, livery stable, 1G15 Market
1^" Keys. See Keyes and Kies
Keyser Frederick R, A., cabinet maker, r. 317 Bush
Keyeer Joseph, cook Gruen & Heydenaber, r. Elcho
House
Keyser Nathaniel, artist, r. 216 O'Farrell
Keyser Paul, produce commission merchant, 206
Clay, r, 1208 Turk
tff" Keyser. See Kaiser, Kayser and Keiser
Keynan George, seaman, r, 333 Tehama
Keyston Brothers (James W. and William D.) manu-
facturers and importers whips and lashes, and
mnfrs' agents, factory 2629 Mission, o£Sce 104
Market
Keyston James W, (Keyston Bros.) r. 2629 Mission
Keyston J. G. Mrs., widow, r. 816 Twentieth
Keyston William D. (Keyston Bros.) r. 816 Twentieth
Keystone Boiler Works, Hamilton, Leach & Madden
propts, NE cor Main and Folsom
Keystone House, Michael Martin proptr, 127-129
Jackson
Keystone "Wringer Company, Q. H. Earle,
manager, 150 Fifth
Keyte Edwin N., bill poster T. N. Dunphy k Co., r.
1013 Market
Kezer A. H., engineer Geary St. RR., r, 1627 Clay
Khun Louis, r. 527)4 Nitoma
Kibbe George R., bookkeeper S, F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 1519 Larkin
Kibbe Howard D., designer J. Addison Smith, r. 2030
Geary
Kibbe H.W., salesman J. J, O'Brien & Co, r. 403 Union
Kibbe H. W. Mrs., widow, bakery 6 Hayes, r. 114054
Howard
Kibbe Lincoln M., glovemaker H. M. Heineman, r.
233 Ji Clara
Kibbe Millard (Adam & Kibbe) r. 2030 Geary
Kibbe Thornton, clerk, r, 2030 Geary
Kibbler William T., apothecary, SW cor Larkin
and Turk, r. 534 Turk
Kldd Adam, tailor, r, 1069 Howard
Kidd Alexander, musician Tivoli Opera House, r. 704
Union
Kidd Anthony, clock repairer, 903)4 Bryant
Kidd Arthur, clerk Henry F. Marsh, r. 532 Eighteenth
Kldd David W., compositor Nelson C. Hawks, r. 846
Foleom
Kidd E. A., conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1315 Larkin
Kidd George, seaman, r. 19 Commercial
Kidd George W., teamster George Renner, r. 241
Ritch
Kidd James, r. 532 Eighteenth
Kidd James A., bookkeeper John Reld, r. 846 Folsom
Kidd James E. musician, r. 505 Hyde
Kidd James W., molder, r. 510 Howard
Kldd Jessie Mrs., r. 846 Folsom
Kidd John 8., electrical engineer D. D.Wats, r. 640
Howard
Kidd John T., architect, 531 California, room 9. r. 632
EiRhteenth
Kidd Joheph, mate bktne Retriever
Kidd Kate Mrs., r. 1.531)4 Howard
Kidd Lawrence., r. 202 Sixth
Kidd Louisa Mrs., r. 334 Tenth
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CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Blannrnvtnrer of eirery description of
PASSBNGER, STREET AND PBBIGHT CABS.
42 to SO Beale Ktreot, Ban FrajieiB«o.
Truman, Isham & Hooker, *^'-^^^JLrJ;'d*WSf5i?K^5eT*^
KID
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOBTEM OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STEEET
Klrld P. A. Mrs., widow, r. 416 Golden Gate Av
Kldd Powers, borseshot-r. r. 418 Green
KIdd Samuel, r. 5n0 MisRinn
Kidd Sarab, widow, r. 18 Heron
Kidd Thomas R. O., njiller Golden Gate Flouring
Mill, r. Oakland
Kidd William, longshoreman, r. 2118 Jones
Kidd William Jr., clerk, r. 2118 Jones
Kidd WlUiaii. H.. machinist, r. 2ti06 Folsom
K^ Kidd. See Kydd
Kidder Adam, blacksmith, r. 1317 Market
Kidder Charles A., painter Edwin H. Black, r. 630
Eddy
Kiddt-r George E., freight clerk etmr Gaelic, r. 119
Kidley
Kidder R< scoe D., machinehand Union Box Factory,
r. 33 Washington Av
Kidder William F., tilegetter, r. 134 Lily At
Kiddy Alexander, molder Kisdon 1. and L. Works, r.
524 Howard
Kidney James, clerk, r. 869 Market
Kidney John, carpenter, r. 27 Lewis
Kidney John, horsedealer, r. W s San Bruno Road, nr
Army
Kidney John, longshoreman, r. 519 Mission
Kidney Maurice, carpenter, r. 129 Folsom
Kidney William, r. 15 Clementina
Kiedlin G. (Keller & Kiedliu) r. 1749 Mission
Kiefi^r Albert, laborer John Wieland Brewing Co., r.
270 First
Kiefer John, barber, 104}^ Ninth, r. 1603 Turk
Kiefer Louis, r. 133 Ivy At
Kiefer Otto, clerk Albert Man 4 Co., r. 222 OrOTO
Kiefer Philip iFleller h Kiefer) r. 312 Gough
»" Kiefer. See Keef er
Kiefler Aloise, proptr Bay View Tallow Works, Gui-
ana, nr Railroad At
Kieffer Charles, saloon keeper, r. 920 Jackson
Kieffer Valentine, conductor Omnibus RR., r. 24
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5!
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Kiehl Edward, waiter, r. 106 Natoma
Keihl John C, r. 505 Howard
Kiehl Louie, engineer Engine No. 12, r. 101 Commer-
cial
Kiehn Augustus, with Justin Gates, r. 722 Montgom-
ery
Kiel Barthold (Kiel & Schmidt) r. SE cor Baker and
Sacramento
Kiel Jacob, r. 740 Broadway
Kiel Paulina, domestic 2109 Taylor
Kiel & Schmidt (Barthold Kiel and Henry Schmidt)
groceries and liquors, SE cor Baker and Sacra-
mento
Kiele Herman, liquor saloon, 629 Pine
Kielbera Charles E., cabinetmaker Geo. H. Fuller, r.
311M Laiigton
Kiely Margaret, widow, r. 24 Zoe
Kiely Mi. hael M., salesman, r. 612 Linden At
Kiely Michael, gripman Market St. BR., r. Cable
House
Kielhofer Jacob, brewer, r. 22 Lynch
Kienborts Daniel, physician, r. 1602 Howard
Kiep John H., groceries and liquors, SE cor Turk
and Polk
Kiepen Herman, butcher John Faubel, r. 2432 Sacra-
mento
Kierce Francis J., student, r. 113 Fifth
Kicrnan Annie Mrs., r. 9 Preston PI
Klernan Annie, widow, r. 2 Powell Av
Kiernan Ar. hie, stonecutter, r. N s Fulton, bet Brod-
erick and Devisadero
Kiernan Bernard, conper, r. 9 Preston PI, rear
Kiernan CliarleB, carpenter, r. N s Twenty-fifth, bet
Diiuglasa and Diamond
Kiernan Charlf-s. tiardtner, r. 128 Seventh '
Kiernan Charles H., clerk, r. 836 Mission
Kiernan diaries W., upholsterer Hurst & Dore, r.
2006 Mission
Kiernan Daniel, liquor saloon, 104 Steuart
Kiernan D. lia burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 124 H Bernard
Kiernan Edward, pdisher r. 522 Geary
Kiernan Elleu, widow, r. 1511 Taylor
Kiernan Francis J., r. 2:<0 Pust
Kiernan James, boilermaker Union Iron Works, r. 613
Founh
Kiernan James, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 9 Preston
PI
Kiernan Jamrs, laborer, r. 724 Mission
Kiernan James, teams er John Wigmore, r. 129 Spear
Kii-ruau John, cooper Am. Su.ar Refinery, r. 44 Sixth
Kiernan John, laborer r. 3 Masonic Av
Kiernan John, painter, and extramau Engine No. 8,
r. 1602 Pacific
Kiernan John, teamster, r. 230 Langton
Kiernan Joliu, wireworkcr, r. '^21 Bay
Kiernan John, with S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
124 Ji Birnard
Kiernan Michael, machinist, r. 836 Mission '
Kiernan Michael, plaster, r. S 8 California Av, opp
Howard. B. H.
Kiernan Peter, salesman, r. 325 Clementina
Kiernan Ruse, widow, r. 124 J« Bernard
Kiernan Thomas, teamster, r. 613 Fourth
Kiernan Thomas F., htonecutter, r. N s Fulton, bet
Broderick and Devisadero
Kiernan Thomas J., liquor saloon, 1499 Market
Kiernan Thomas W., r. 533 Commercial
Kiernan Walter M., tailor, r. 836 Mission
9^ Kiernan. See Kernau
Kier\ilff Joseph N., r. 3J5M Geary
Kierulff Thomas C, bookkeeper, r. 325 }< Geary
KierullT W. J. L., bookkeeper Am. Sugar Refinery, r.
325 5^ Geary
Kiesel Charles, clerk U. 8. Railway Mail Service, r.
7a5 Green
Kieslins Robert, teamster, r. 118 Drnmm
Kiessling William, chairmuker Wakefield Rattan Co.,
r. 724 Mi.osion
Kiewe Leopold, cook, r. 2300 Nineteenth
Kihlmeyer Jacob, liquor saloon, 1725 Mission
Kihn Frederick, brassfinisher Eagle Brass and Ma-
chine Works, r. 309 Fremont
Kihn Herman, master mariner, r. 309 Fremont
8^" Kihn. See Kean, Keane and Keene
Kilborn August, printer, r. 3 Vincent
Kilborn John T., r. 3 Vincent
Kilborn Mary C. Mrs., r. 3 Vincent
Kilborn William N'.. porter, r. 3 Vincent
Kilbourn Harvey B., physician and druggist,
61 Second, r. 309 Hyde
Kilbride Annie, bakery, 219 Sixth
Kilbride James, laborer, r. 219 Sixth
Kilbride Owen, boilermaker, r. 847 Howard
Kilbride Patrick, milker Owen Riley, r. Woolsey, nr
Girard, U. M. T.
Kilburu Abbie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1128 Valencia
Kilbiirn Carroll, clerk Jason Springer & Co., r. 823
Twenty-sixth
Kilburn Frederick, r. 100 Haight
Kilburn William, livery stable, 1616 Market, r. 100
Haight
Kilbury William M., longshoreman, r. Crystal Hotel
Kilcline John T , hostler, r. 1125 Howard
Kilcommon Daniel, blacksmith, r. E s Mission Road,
nr Five-Mile Store
Kilcommon John, blacksmith, 722 Broadway, r. 827
Vallejo
Kilcommon Nora Miss, waitress, r. 810 Bush
KilcuUen Dominick, bartender, r. SW cor Sierra and
Georgia
Kilcullen Michael, laundry, 405 Fifth
Kilday Charles, plumber, r. 1138 Howard
Kilday Edward A., r. 25 Grant Av
Kildiiy Francis A., molder Empire Foundry, r. 1138
Howard
UNDERWEAR
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LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
ORIENT lis, Co. OF HARTFOEDr^S,S,"a??,sT
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
KIL
691
KIM
Kilday James, cashier O'Dwyer b Sous. r. 11U5 Ful-
Bom
Kilday JaniPs A., tinoer r. 5 Rausch
Kilday Dlichael, proprietor Easle Exchange, SW
cor Missl.>n aiul Secoud. r. HSI^ Ilawtbiirne
Kilday Patrick, drayman, 40 California, r. 418 Polk
Kildav Wllliani, diamond cutter, and extramau En-
gine No. 6, r. 251 V4 Ciai-a
Kllaav William J., plumber, r. 1138 Howard
Kiiduff Delia Miss, domestic P.ila.e Hotel
Kildnff b'rancis H., clerk, r. 112« Broadway
Klldufif P.ttrick, pipelayer Spring Valley W. W., r.
llJt! Bi'oa<lway
Kildiifif Thomas, harnessmnker, r. 1120 Broadway
Kiiduff Thomiis, Uborcr, r. W s Hydo, nr Bay
Kilt-y David, englueer, r. 519 >4 Branuan
Kiley Hiram, r. 1403 Duvlsadero
Kiley Michael, carpeuter, r. 816 Waller
Kiley Michael, laborer, r. 24 Zoe
It?" Kiley. See Keily
Kilgarif J. M., accountant Pac. Mutual Life Ins. Co.
of Cal., r. 614 Sutter
Kilgariff John, boilermaker, r. 38 Clarence PI
Kilgariff Michael F.. burtender, r. 356 Third
Kilgariff fatrick J., tinsmith, r. 13 Boyd
Kil^ore Ernest, r. 1318 Jackson
Kilham H. D., shipping clerk W. & J. Sloane & Co.,
r. 204 Hyde
Kilham Horace, mining, r. 204 Hyde
Kilholz Bernard, r. 502 O'Farrell
Kilian Antou. compositor, r. 2307 Post
Kilian Frank S., eugiueer Morris Windt, r. NW cor
Nebraska and Yuba
Kilian George, blacksmith, r. 636 Commercial
Kilian M., painter P.dace Hotel
Kilian W., r. 638 Commercial
Kilkeary Michael F., hostler Hobbs, Wall & Co., r.
314 Spear
Kilkelly Patrick, laborer, r. 257 Jersey
Kilkenny PatricK, teamster, r. 25 Natoma
Killaly John, carpenter, r. 135 Perry, rear
Killaly JoUn, hremau stmr Mary Garratt
Killeeu Dennis, puint.:r A. FoUom & Sou, r. 609 Bart-
lett
Killeen Frank J., cook, r. 904 Kearny
Killeeu James, 8peculati)r, r. 2 Quiiicy PI
Killeen Johu, laborer, r. \V s M*rque8as, bet St. John
and Tombigbee
Killeen Johu, laborer, r. S s Twenty-third, bet San-
chez and Noe
Killeen John, laborer Whitney's Warehouse, r. W s
Utah, bet Sonoma and Nevada, rear
Killeeu Martin, huruessmaki-r, r. 1U6 Minns
Killeen Patrick, fireman Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 3207
Fillmore
Killeeu Tboman, carrlagemaker, r. NW cor Twenty-
sixth and iiuerr>-ro
Killey Charles U., real estate, r. 2801 Webster
KilleyG., conipisitor Francis, Vkleutiue Jk Co., r.
1001 Tweiity-hrst
t^ Killey. See Kiley
Killilea Bryan J., teamster, r. 321 O'Farrell •
Killilea James F., carpenter, r. 26 Turk
Killilea Johu, r. 140 .Minna
Killilea John, laborer, r. 10 Farren Av
Killilea M. Mrs., widow, r. 454 .Minna
Killilea Matiiew, carpenter, r. 213 Vicksburg
Killilea Thomas clerk S. Hasterlick, r. 454 Minna
Killilea Thomas, woodworker Larkiiis * Co.
Killimede John, wagoumtiker, r. 624 Minna
Killion George, bookkcep. r, r. 523 Kearny
Killion James W., salesman A. Seiberlich's Sons, r.
317 Jones
Killion John H., teamster, r. 1533 Mission
Killion Kate Mis., r. 1006 S^ Naionia
Killion Micha.'l. laborer, r. Florida, bet Twentieth
and Tweuty-tirst
Killion T. A., carpenter, r. 423 Bush
DR. BAZAN'S
THKKMC-i:i.ECTKIC
RUSSIAN aM TORKISH BATHS
AlEO Medicated rA Electric Eatlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
LEAD PIPE, SOLDER, TIN
AND SHEET LEAD.
X^ead Work of all kinda well done.
"VvT.
Plumber,
505 Kearny Street.
Established 1860.
Telephone 315.
Killip Jasper N. (Killip >S: Co.) r. 22 .Moutg.uueiy
Killip U. Co. (Ja-per N. Killip snd Charles M. Chase)
live s'ooU .lU' tioLioors, 11 Moiit.4i>m(ry
Killiuan Henry C., master mariner, r. 2412 Post
Kilin.nin Michael, hostler, r. 713 Clememlna
Killpnck John F., r. E s CoUingwood, bet Eighteenth
and Nineteenth
Killpack Joseph J., laborer, r. E s CoUingwood, bet
Eighteeutb and Niuetoeuth
Killpack Raymond M., driver, r. E 8 CoUingwood, bet
Eigtiteenth and Nineteenth
Kilpatrlck Audrew, laborer r. cor Center and Ala-
bama
Kilpatnck Elbert C, with O. F. Von Rhein & Co.,
and teacher Evening School, r. 1913 lessia
Kilpatrick George, tailor, r. H30 Nineteenth
Kilpatrick Joseph G., boxmaker, r. 312 Minna
Kilpatrick William, r. 16U Steuart
Kilpatrick William, brakeman S. P. Co., r. 138 Perry
Kilpeck Bartholomew, bartender, r. 1023J4 Clay
Kilpeck Rose, widow r. lOJSJi Clay
Kilroy Henry, laborer, r. 27 Clemeutlna
Kilr^iy John, messen,'er, r. Ill Buchanan
Kilroy John, p'>rter Beilly h Co., r. 15 ^ Clinton
Kilroy Mary Mrs., liquor saloon, 213 Pacific
Kilroy Patrick, l.iliorer, r. Ill Buchansn
Kilsby John 3. (Kilsby * Jonson) r 145 Main
Kil8i)y & JouHon (Johu 3. Kilsby and David Jonson)
liquor saloou, i6 Clay
Kilvingtou George, c.irpenter, r. 1445 Leavenworth
Kim C. M., cigarmiker H. Plagemanu & Co., r. 233
Sixth
Kim John C. (Miiller & Kim) r. 2012 Dupont
Kim TQomas W. (Thomas W. Kim & Bro.) r. 415
Stockton
Kim Tuomas W. h Brother (Thomas W. and William)
importers Chinese and Japanese goods, 415
St .ckton
Kim William (Thomas W. Kim & Bro.) r. 415 Stockton
Kimball Cliarl'-s, r. 214 Hermauu
Kimball Charles H., teamster, r. 778 Stevenson
Kimball Cliarles P., hardware, 534 Valencia, r. 2912
Howard
Kimball Charles S., public weigher Washington St.
Wharf, r. 18n9 Baker
Klmb:ill Frank, r. 717 Post
Kimball Frederick, r. 413 ^ Franklin
Kimball Frederick, soapmaker Now York Soap Co., r-
15 Di.un >nd
Kimball Frederick H., compositor, r. 778 Stevenson
Klin mil Frederick L., a,'ent, r. 49J Foar^h
Kimball George H., with Butler & Hald»n, r. 413J4
Franklin
Kimball George H., lumber dealer, 104 Market, r. 104
Haight
Kimbill G. P. Mrs., widow, r. 413)4 Franklin
Kimball John, repairer musical iustruments, 114 54
Mniitgomery Av
Kimball J.»Uii Rev., managing editor The Pa-
cili.-, 7 Montwmery Av, room 23. r. 132 .\IcAl -8 e ^
Kimb..ll J. v., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 132 McAJ"
hster
Kimball Leonidas F., r. 1301 Mason
Kimball List lu, salesman W. W. Montague & Co., r.
5USutt-r
Kimball Mary L. Miss, teacher music, r. 1202 Pacific
Kimball M .ses C, calker, r. 1202 Pacilic
Kimball Pr.u tor W., teacher music, 534 Valencia, r.
2912 Howard
Kimball Rebecca M. Miss, milliner, r.2912 Howard
Kimball Roy T.. president The Norton Tanning
Co.. 312 Clav, r. 422 Geary
Kimball Sarah L. Miss, stenographer Edgar F. Pres-
ton, r. Oakland
Kiiiiball Stephen P., baker, r. 224 Van Ness Av
Kimball Tiiomus, carpenter George R. Bowles
Ki.i ball Thomas, foreman Code, EU'elt *: Co., r. 230
Kearny
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 FIRST ST.
TSLEFHONE 82.
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FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Trimmings
a. Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Kimball Thomas, real estate, r. NE cor Fourth and
Bryant
Kimball Thomas D., Ehipwright and calker, r. 159
Stenart
Kimball Thomas D., calker, r. 885 Seventeenth
Kimball William E., machinist, r. 3016 Treat Av
Kimball William E.. soapmaker, r. 1007 Eighteenth
e^ Kimball. See Kimble
Kimber Samuel P., r. 217 Mason
Kimberly Elijah B.. clerk local freight office S. P.
Co., r. 504 Stockton
Kimble David J., -waiter, r. 153^ Third
Kimble Liston, salesman, r. 317 Eddy
Kimble W. L., r. 612 Bush
»- Kimble. See Kimball
Kimmell Frank, manager, r. 711 Jones
Kincaid AdelbertP., paperhanger, r. 228 Post
Kincaid Frederick L. (Kincaid i^ Son) r. 1111 Folsom
Eancaid Hartley B., bookkeeper Kincaid & Son, r. E s
Lundy Lane, nr Esmeralda Av. B. H.
Kincaid Isaac P., carpenter, r. 730 Seventeenth
Kincaid John E., contractor, r. 2219 Pacific Av
Kincaid Llewellyn S. (Kincaid * Sonl r. 1111 Folsom
Kincaid Marv W. Mrs,, teacher Girls' High School, r.
2219 Pacific Av
Kincaid Pi. G , contractor, r. 2219 Pacific Av
Kincaid William, clerk Truman, Isham & Hooker, r.
Oakland
Kincaid William M. Eev., pastor First Baptist
Church, r. 413 Eddy
Kincaid & Son (Llewellyn S. and Frederick L.) saw-
ing, planing and turning, 37-39 Main
1^" Kincaid. See Kinkead
Kind Richard C. T. H., billiard tablemaker P. Leisen-
feld, r. HUH Mason
Kindelon Patrick, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r.
.524 Alabama
Kinder Christian (Kinder & Brand) r. 26 Turk
Kinder John C, porter Charles J. Hendry, r. 120 Ger-
mania
Kinder & Brand (Chris Kinder and George Brand)
I liquor saloon. 31 Fifth
I KiDdergan John, laborer Eisdon I. and L. VTorks, r.
17 Zoe
Kindergan Patrick, molder Eisdon I. and L. Works,
r. 242 Clementina
Kindergan Thomas, hostler, r. 225 Perry
I Kindergarten No. 4, Miss Lucy Gamble principal,
Miss Clara Burr assistant. 1018 Folsom
] Klndergsrten School Young Women's Christian Assn,
40Tthama
Kindgren M. Mrs., r. 1.523 J^ Mission
' Kindler Albert (Kindler & Co.) r. 118 Grant Av
j Kindler Charles, r. 118 Grant Av
j Kindler & Co. (Albert Kindler and Adolph Blaich)
mustard, oil and drug works. 589 Mission
I Kindlespire Edwin J., butcher John T. Crummey, r.
j W B Tennessee, bet Butte and Solano
! Eindlen Elizabeth Miss, lodgings, 142 Sixth
1 Kindred J. W.. porter, r. .542 Howard
I Kinemaun Elizabeth, widow, r. 632 Green
Kinemann Kste Miss, tailoress. r. 632 Green
King Agnes Mrs., bakery. 904 Valencia
I King Albert, florist, r. 1008 Natoma
! King Albert M., bookkeeper Bovee, Toy & Co., r. 832
I Mission
I King Ambrose, cook Henry H. Leslie, r.l723^ Clemen-
' tin a
' King Arlhnr B., surveyor, r. 161 Clara
; King Asa H., real estate, r. 114 Fourth
King August, janitor, r. 9o6H Howard
King Augustus, letter carrier Pest Office, r. 104'6rove
King Austin F., driver U. S. Laundry, r. 218 J^ Seven-
I teenth
; King Bartley, laborer, r. 609 3« Second
KingBrnihers (William F. and Thomas A.) second-
hand books, 3 Fourth
I King Catherine Miss, dressmaker, r. 915 Shotwell
King C. H., r. 34 Eddy
King Charles, laborer, r. SE cor Union and Lyon
King Charles, seaman, r. Ocean House Bead, bet
Mission and San Jose Roads
King Charles, seaman, r. 312 Filbert
King Charles, pressman Examiner, r. 735 Harrison
King Charles A., clerk Bovee, Toy & Co., r. 832 Mis-
sion
King Charles A., patternmaker Fulton Iron Works, r.
1221 Clay
King Charles E., janitor, r. 614 Post
King Charles H.. capitalist, 2 Montgomery Block, r.
East Oakland
King Charles H., cisarmaker, r. 642}^ Minna
King Charles J., secretarv Pacific Vinegar and
Pickle Works and United Vinegar Factories, 323
Front, r. Abbotsford House
King Charles S., r. 9a7 Market
King Charles W., r. 133 Fifth
King City Tea Company, groceries, Thomaa Pringle
manager, SW cut Laguna and Grove
King Clarence E., bartender, r. 28 O'Farrell
King Clarence H., assistant baggage agent S. P. Co...
r. Alameda
King Cornelius, r. ."^03 Kearny
King Daniel, r. 413 Brannan
King Daniel, miller Genessee Mill, r. 1523 Leaven-
worth
King David F., teamster, r. 109 Bernard
King David J., clerk, r. 637 Ellis
King Dennis W, engineer tug Millen Griffith, r. 115
Silver
King Dwight C, livery stable, 1608 West Mission
King Edward, clerk Frank Buxton & Co., r. 771 Har-
rison
King Edward H., r. 223 Langton
King Edward R., engineer, r. 733H Minna
King E. George (Emile Wells & Co.) r. 463 Minna
King Eugene M., millhai d Pacific Woodenware and
Cooperage Co., r. 17 Gilbert
King Fannie Mrs., bakery, 2007 Geary
King Frances V., house and sign painter, 118 Mc-
Allister, r. 21 Collingwood
King Frank A., compositor, r. 1 Sophie Terrace
King Frank E., furniture finisher, r. 139 Dolores
King Frank H., r. 711 California
King Frank M., bookbinder, r. 917 Golden Gate Av
King Frederick E., with Fox k. Kellogg, r. 1829 Sacra-
mento
King Frederick W., clerk E. W. Jackson, r. 930 Seven-
teenth
King Frederick W. Jr., salesman, r. 930 Seventeenth
King George r. 2510 Bush
King G. C. printer Palmer & Rev, r. 1322 California
King George C, salesman M.J. Flavin & Co., r. 544
Jessie
King George L., stenographer freight anditor's office
S. P. Co., r. Oakland
King H., musician, r. 609 McAllister
King Honors, widow, r. 19 Clementina
King Harry, compositor, r. 933 Mission
King Henry, laborer, r. 2 Sheridan
King Henry C, salesman D. M. Moran & Co., r. 502
Bush
King Henry L., builder, r. 2111 Pine
King Henry L. Jr., general bookkeeper Wells, Fargo
S: Co's Bank. r. Oakland
King Henry S.. bai tender, r. 12 Harlan PI
King Herbeit, house painter, r. 16.Wildey •
King H. L., foreman Walter A. MuUer, r. 614 Folsom
King Homer S. (Homer S. King & Co.) r. 1001
Leavenworth
King Homer S. «Sc Co. (Homer S. King) stock-
brokers. 314 Pine
King Hugh I., bookkeeper, r. 327 Golden Gate Av
King Ignacia. widow, r. 17 Dunn's Alley
King James, clerk Madifon & Burke, r. 1315 Octavla
King James, hack driver, r. 160 Clara
WINDOW_SHADE$.
Plain, Fringed, Decorated and Embroidered Shades
made to order in any size or style.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MAEKET STEEET,
SKXT ABOVE PAT. ACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacttirers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Market St
en IDCr CYTDA nDV Oi most delicate flaTor and the only true 1ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
lLLI r OL LA I n A U n I ^ Cbampattne produced intbe United SUtes. ; 630 WASBnTOTOK ST&UT.
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King James, longshoreman, r. 28 Welsh
King Jmnes, laborer, r. E s Doloren, nr Eighteenth
King James, marine engineer, r. 115 Silver
King Jamed, Eoavenger, r. 1319 Sansome, rear
King James, stotiecutter, r. 520 Mission
Kiug James £., salesman, r. 521 Pine
King James J., foumirymen, r. 1315 Octavia
King James H., second-baud books, 15 Fourth, r. 19
Clementina
Kinf James L., nc^ary public, commissioner of
deeds for every Stnte and Territory, and real es-
tate agent, 308 California, r. The Melville
King James W'., with Joseph L. King, r. Sonoma, Cal.
King Jefferson, gasritter W. S. Snook & Son, r. 65
Miuna
King John, matchmaker Metropolitan Match and
Commercial Co., r. 117 Gilbert
King John, miner, r. 26 Turk
King John Jr., helper Metropolitan Match and Com-
mercial Co., r. 117 (iilbert
King John C, r. 534 Valencia
King John E., coalpasser stmr Madrono
King John G., telegraph lineman, r. 637 Ellis
King John J., dentist, 413 Busb
Kiug John S., boatman, r. 1110 Battery
King Joseph, machine operator Porter, Slesslnger &
Co., r. 707 Stockton
King Joseph, seaman, r. 223 Green
Kiug Joseph, sboemaker, r. 700 California
Kiug Joseph, solicitor, r. 921 Jackson
King Joseph L., stockbroker, 318 Pine, room 8, r. So-
noma, Cal.
King Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 915 Shotwell
King L. A., dentist, 615 Kearny
King Lizzie Miss, teacher, r. 233 O'Farrell
Kiug Louis, r. 2111 Pine
King Louiea, bakery, 318 Third
Kiug Louisa H., wi>low, r. 2108 Taylor
Kiug Luke, blacksmith, r 2214 Mason
Kiug M. Miss, assistant bookkeeper Keane Bros., r.
3(14 Fulton
King M. & Co. (Martin King) dealers poultry and
game, 541 Merchant
King Maggie Miss, printer W. A. Woodward & Oo., r.
Myrtle Av, bet Franklin and Gough
King Manning J., freight clerk stmr City of Peking
King Margaret, widow, r. 114 McAllister
King Mark, laborer, r. 49 Federal
Kiug Martha A., widow, r. 1727 Stevenson
King Martin (M. King & Co.) r. 1205 Montgomery
King Mary, r. 1510 Washington, rear
King Michael, contrac;tor, r. 327 Golden Gate At
King Michael, laborer, r. 51 Natuma
King Michael, laborer, r. N a Twenty-ninth, nr
Church
King Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. N s
Shasta, bet Illinois and Michigan
King Michael, painter, r. E s Collingwood, nr Eight-
eenth
King M. L.. furniture dealer, 3 Fourth, r. 330 Mission
Kiug-Morse Canning Co , James B. Dean president,
Isaac H. Morse general manager, office cor Broad-
way ami Sansome
King NichoI»8, assistant City and County Surveyor,
r. 735 Turk
King Otis B.. painter, r. 1628 Dolores
Klnj; Owyan^r, secretary Chinese Consulate, 917
Clay
King Patrick, laborer, r. 1902 Ellis
King Patrick, painter, r. 304 Fulton
King Patrick, porter, r. 606 Natoma
King Patrick J., shoemaker Earle & Co., r. 8 Howard
Court
King Patrick J., r. 719 California
King Philip, barber, 219 Broadway
King Philip, painter, r. 538 Jessie
King Richard, carpenter Enterprise Mills, r. 1611
Howard
FRATINGER & CO.
LADIES' SUITS
OP ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
105 KEAKXY STREET.
THE LATEST IMPKOVED
PATENT WATER CLOSETS.
SANITARY SEWER CAS TRAPS
Put in by skilled workmen.
VS/_ E_ L_A3^E,
PLUMBER, SOS KEARNV STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
King UtcbardS. (Law, King & Law Publishing House)
r. Chicago
King Robert, millhand Miller ft Hamilton, r. 1611
Howard
King Robert, porter Sadler k Co., r. 2007 Geary
King Robert W., chief engineer Clay St. BB., r. 833
Mission
Kin^ Rowland F., manager Farmers' and
Traders' Protective Association, 116 California,
r. 409 54 Twenty-second
King Sarah, widow, r. 637 Ellis
King Seth A., clerk J. F. Crosett 4 Co., r. 1207 Jj MU-
sion
King Solomon, tailor, r. 311 Clementina
King Stephen H., conductor Market St. RR., r. 31UH
Mission
King Street Warehouse, Thomas G. Walkington
proptr, 3 s King, bet Fourth and Fifth
King Tbomas, boilermaker Uniou Iron Works
King Thomas, cook, r. 33 Hinckley
Kiug Thomas, culler F. Foley & Co., r. 2806 Pin*
King Thomas, mill>vrifiht, r. 134 Fourth
King Thomas, miner, r. 8H3)4 Market
King Thomas, seaman, r. 2ii3 East
King Thomas, shoemaker, 1003 Twentieth
King Thomas A. (Kiug Bros.) r. 19 Clementina
King Thomas F., spinner Carlsou & Currier, r. 3
Sheridan
King Thomas H., cook, r. 55 Minna
King Thomas J., compositor News Letter, r. 911
Bryant
King Thompson, bookkeeper Cal. National Bank of
S. F., r. 1501 Van Ness Av
King Timothy J., expressmen, cor Seventh and Fol-
som, r. 915 Shotwell
King W. H.. salesman Baker & Hamilton, r. Rubs
House
King Wilber H., bookkeeper Homer S. King b Co., r,
623 Bush
King William, coppersmith Charle* W. Smith, r. 1616
Market
Sing William, stevndore, r. 13 Welsh
Ing William A., painter, r. 956 H Howard
King William B., wagonraaker, r. 544 Jessie
King William E., salesman, r. NE cor O'Farrell and
Leavenworth
King William F. (King Bros.) r. 19 Clementina
King William H.. commercial traveler, r, NW cor
Laguua and Washington
King William J., letter carrier Pott Office, r. 721
Geary
King William J., plasterer, r. 227 Second
King William M., r. 48 Sacramento
King William R., engineer, r. 26 Elgin Park
King William Z., dentist. 942 Valencia, r. 723 Va-
lencia
Kingon Arthur B., porter, r. 58 Crocker
Kiugou Robei t, clerk, r. 641 H Natoma
Kingsbury Eliza Mrs., r. 1128 54 Harrison
Kingsbury Emily Mrs., r. 1039 Folsom
Kingsbury Frank, receiver W. U. Tel. Co.. r. Cosmos
Club
Kingsbury George W., clerk, r. 1828 Eddy
Kingsbury Harriet Miss, artist, r. 225 Leavenworth
Kingsbury James, r. Nebraska, bet Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-filth
Kingsbury James, kidsbaver Norton Tanning So., r.
E 8 Nebraska, bet Souoma and Yolo
Klugsbury James, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, "r. 8 8 Beach, bet Hyde and Larkin
Kingsbury Leonard W., steward Minor & Smith, r.
1030 Howard
Kingsbury Thomas P., sergeant police, r. 6 Elgin
Park
Klngsford Albert K., salesman Greenebaum, Weil &
Mlchels. r. 2616 ^uter
Klngsfords' Oswego Starch Co.; Wm. T. Coleman St
Co. agents, 121 Market
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
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PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CABS.
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Wag-ons,
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nrPOBTEBS OF
MARBELIZED MANTELS,
Fire Grates and Tile.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Kinfjsland George K., chief engineer, r. Ifi08 Howird
Kingsland JamcB E. C, engineer and machiuibt, ^34
Fremont, r. 28 Twelfth
Klngsland O. Mrs., art school, r. 28 Twelfth
Kingsley Alfred M., mesBcnger Pacific Transfer Co.,
r. 2335 Pine
Kingsley Annie L. Miss. r. 718 Capp
Kiugsley Charles H. (H. Schwartz & Co.) r. Palace
Hotel
Kingsley Daniel C, blacksmith, r. 144^ Clara
Kingsley E. B. Mrs., widow, r. 718 Capp
Kingsley Frederick S.. r. 1035 Post
Kingsley George, 16n8 Howard
Kingsley Henry C, foreman Hobbs, Wall k. Co., r.
206 Fillmore
Kingsley James E. C, r. Hunters Point Dry Dock
Kingsley J. W. Mrs., r. 233 Eleventh
Kingsley Peter, laborer, r. 518 Ninth
Kingsley Thomas H., laborer, r. 518 Ninth
I Kingsley William H., sawyer 8. F. Box Co., r. 107
I Clinton
9^ Kingsley. See Kinsley
Kingston Jeremiah, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E
s Michigan, bet Sierra and Shnsta
Kingston Jeremiah, laborer, r. 118}^ Shipley
Kingston Jehu, real estate, r. 441 Fifth
Kingston John H., clerk The State Investment and
Insurance Co., r. 441 Fifth
Kingston Paul F., clerk Cal. Insurance Co., r. 441
Fifth
Kingston Richard, warehouseman, r. 25 Minna
Kingwell Benjamin R., driller S. F: Bridge Co., r. 305
Fifth
Kingwell James W., plumber, r. 502 Ellis
Kingwell John, clerk H. P. Gregory & Co., r. 238
Sixth
Kingrwell Joseph F., notary public and com-
missioner deeds, 422 Montgomery, r. 317 Ellis
Kingwell Joseph W., plumber, r. .502 M Ellis
Kingwell Vincent T. (V.eed i Kingwell) r. KW cor
Valencia and Ridley
Kinkade James, porter William Cluff & Co., r. 14 3^
Rausch
Kinkade L. Miss, inspector Custom House, r. 574 Fol-
som
Kinkead William S. (Jacks & Co.) r. 205 Sixth
1»" Kinkead. See Kincaid
Kinkelin Charles A., bookieeppr London, Paris and
American Bank, r. 313 Golden Gate Av
Kinkier Chailes H, tamer Kinkier & Schoening, r.
NW cor Twenty-fourth and Vermont
Kinkier John (Kinkier i Schoening) r. NE cor Sono-
ma and Nebraska
Kinkier & SchoeninK(John Kinkier and Jacob Schoen-
ing) sheepskin tannery. Mission, bet Army and
Twenty-seventh
Klnley Joseph M. , attorney at law, 604 Commer-
cial
Kinloch Ella Mrs., r. 3 Cleaveland
Kinloch James W., tinner, r. 1713 Stevenson
Kinnaman Victor M., retoucher Fred. P. Swasey, r.
1548 Howard
Kinne Albert B., repairer Fire Alarm and Police Tel-
egraph, r.814 California
Kinne C. Mason, special agent Liverpool and London
and Globe Insurance Co., r. 711 Jones
Kinne Frank A., r. 711 Jones
Kinne Henry C, principal Eighth St. Primary School,
r. 120 Fourth
Kinne John, bricklayer, r. 567 Minna
Kinne Joseph A. laborer, r. 16^ Johnston
Kinne William H. (Daly & Kinne) r. nr County Line,
Ocean View
t^ Kinne. See Kinney, Kenney and Kenny
Kinnear Ebenezer, miller Laumeibter Mills, r. W b
Chenery, nr Fuirmount
Kinnear John, clerk, r. 424 Sansome
Kinnery Morri", shoemsker, r. 645 Stevenson
Kinney Andrew, hnckman, r. 6(i8 Mission
Kinney C. E. Mrs., superintendent San Fran-
cisco Girls' rnion, 712-7)4 Bush
Kinney Elizabeth Mrs., r. 1118 Market
Kinney Francis W., b.borer, r. 636 Commercial
Kinney George J., piano maker, r. 714 Bush
Kinney John, r. 2010 Pacific Av
Kinney John, laborer, r. Louisana, bet Sierra and
Napa
Kinney John, wagonmaker, r. 624 Minna
Kinney Lillie M. Miss, teaclier Public Schools, r.
509 k, Hyde
Kinney Simon W., machinist, r. 717 Eddy
Kinney T., r. 717 PIddy
Kinney William F. M., clerk Liebes Bros. & Co., r.
1118 Market
Kinney William J., carpenter, r. 503 3^ Hyde
1^ Kinney. See Kinne, Keuney and Kenny
Kiiiread Henry, carpenter, r.l4vJ4 Fourth
Kinread Thomas, carpenter, r. 142M Fourth
Kinsella Daniel W., blacksmith, r. 517 H Taylor
Kinsella John, shoemaker Bryant jc Mullin, r. 71©
Natoma
Kinsella Patrick, blacksmith, r. 517 J4 Taylor
Kinsella Thomas, plumber, r. 719 Natoma
Kinsella William H., carriage painter, r. 719 Natoma
Kinsey A. G. Mrs., r. 903 Sntter
Klnsey A. K., driver Presidio RR., r. 1205 Union
Kinsey Charles C, clerk Wm. T. Coleman & Co., r.
Alameda
Kinsey Eiiza S. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1023 Stockton
Kinsey Frank J., assistant engineer stmr City of Ptk-
iug
Kinsey Griffith J., office 330 Pine, room 10, t. 903 But-
ter
Kinsey James S., bartender, r. 1111 Mason
Kinsey Kerst, r. 1023 Stockton
Kinsey Peter, ship joiner, r. 386 Dolores
Kinsley Albert, gnpman, r. 1203 Union
Kinsley Edward L., teamster, r. 2437 Larkin
Kinsley John E., carpenter, r. 2437 Larkin
t&- Einsli y. See Kint'Sley
Kinsman Charles F.. clerk Frank P. Latson & Co., r.
1202 Ltavenwirth
Kinsman Charles W., contractor, 30 New Montgom-
ery, r. 438 Geary
Kinsman Elizabeth B., widow, r. 247 Sixteenth
Kinsman F. B., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & to., r. Ber-
keley
Kinsman Frank B., r. 626 Sutter
Kinsman James W., contractor, 30 New Montgomery,
r. 1353 Howard
Kinsman Nicbolas W., engineer Cal. and Nevada Ice
Co., r. 356 Tehama
Kinucaii John, niarble polisher, r. 1 Morse PI
Kiuzel Pbilip, groceries and liquors, SE cor Washing-
ton and Maple
Kinzer Geoige W., miner, r. 1420 Hyde
Kip James, mining, r. 127 Kearny
Kip William I. Jr., clerk Cusiom House
Kip W. Injrraham Right Rev., DD., L. L. D., r. SW
cor Eddy and Franklin
Kipp John E., Chinese interpreter Custom House, t.
622 Shotwell
Kipp Mathew R., plumber and gasfitter, r. 240 Fulton
Klpps Alfred K.. portrait artist, 329 Phelan Building
Kirby Agnes Mrs., cook Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum
Kirby Annes E., widow, r. 416 Francisco
Kirby Daniel, clerk quartermaster's dept U. S. A.,r.
829 Montgomery
Kirby Daniel, clerk, r. 501 Pacific
Kirby Daniel, raftsman, and extraman Engine No. 10,
r. 516 Bryant
Kirby Elizabeth Mrs., dressmaker, 1147 Mission
Kirby Frank, conductor, r. 221 M Austin
Kirby James, boilermaker lysdon I. and L. Worki
Kirby James, laborer, r. 19 Conjmercial
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Corner BIOKTeOMEBY and SUTTEB STS.
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Capital, $1,000,000 I GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Assets, $1,810,273 WU. SE2T01T, KsA. liaaaesr.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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Kirbv JameB, leather worker, r. 7 Montj^omery Av ]
Kirby jMines R., inachiuiBt, r. 220 Sixteenth
Kirl.y John, clerk Anglo-CalifiTuian Bank, r. 701
Stookton
Kirby John D.. blacVBmith. r. 020 Sixternth
Ktrbv John F., gsfitter J. T. Gray. r. :17 L.ifayette
Kirby John H., lilaikhuiith, r. 220 Sixteenth
Kirby John J., brass finisher, r. 720 Howard
K rby K»te, doiuei-tic 4SH Guerrero
Kirby Miiry Mrx.. r. 2082 Market
Klrbv Michael, hostler N. B. and M. RR., r. 18 Louisa
Kirby Michael, teaujuter \V. A. Steele & Co., r. Four-
teeiifh nr Noe
Kirby Patrick, lal)orpr. r. 907 Folaora
Kirbv Patrick, plumber, r. 3 Treat Av
Kirby Pfter J.,g!iHfitier J. T. Grav. r. 3 Treat At
Klrl)y Thomas, CHrppi)t<"r. r. 40 Hill
Kirby Thomas J., proptr Phoenix Brewery, r. SIR Noe
Kirby William P. Rev., sssistaut pastor St. Mary's
CiithMlral, r. r>2« Cxllfornia
Kirbv William T.. Rastitter, r. 2082 Market
•^ Kirby. See Cur by
Kir. h Charles, r. W s Minnie, nr Waller
Kirchhoffer Frederick, student, r. 208 Fifth
Kirchoflf Amanda Miss, seamst ess. r. 918 Geary
Kirchoft'Carl T.. machinist, r. 407 Manon
Kiichoff H. L.. collector. .'>2fi Kearny, room 1
Kirchi'flf Theodora, r. 407 Mason
Kirchmann Henry (D. Tledemann & Co.) r. 1505
Guerrero
Elrchner Caspar W., commercial traveler Banner
Bros., r. 224 Van Ness Av
Kirchner Charles, r. 533 Natoma
Kirchner Charles Jr.. upholstfrer, r. 533 Natoma
Kirchner Ch«rles F., clerk Anglo-Nevada Assurance
Corporation, r. 108 Prospect PI
Kirchner Charles R., salesman A. Jahn & Son, r. 712
Mission
Kirchner Emil, bottler Lang Bros., r. 1318 Scott
Kirchner Frederick, barber, r. 441 Sixth
Kirchner George, butcher, W s Railroad Av, bet Ba-
hama and Corea
Elrchner Henry G. J., fruits and vegetables, 2120
Mission
Kirchner William, bartender Bode Bros., r. 533 Na-
toma
Kirk David, gardener, r. f.91 Twenty-third
Kirk Edw.ird (Baker & Kirk) r. 9.^7^ Bryant
Kirk Elizabeth Miss nurse, r. lOO.''. Sutter
Kirk Francis, laborer, r. cor Alleghany and Trinidad
Kirk James, watertender stmr City of Sydney
Kirk John H.. clerk Horace Davis * Co.. r. Oakland
Kirk Joseph, attorney at law, r. lOfi Ellis
Kirk Kate A. Miss, teacher Van Ness Seminary, r.
1222 Pine
Kirk Martin, shoemaker, r. 304 Fifth
Kirk Robert, stonecutter, r. 26 Turk
Kirk Samuel, oiler Market St. RR., r. 28 Washington
Av
Kirk Samuel B., packer John Taylor & Co., r. 113
Ridley
Kirk T., r. 325!< Bnsh
Kirk William H , insurance agent, 434 California
Eirketerp Christian, capitalist, 2U4 California, r, 1017
Bush
KirkPterp William C, clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r.
1017 Bush
Klrkland Cordelia S., teacher, r. 916 Hyde
Klrkland Joseph B., Pacific Coast agent Penn-
sylvania Railroad, 10 Mont omerv. r. Alameda
Kirkpatrick Alfred, marble cutter William H. Mc-
Coriuick, r. 431 Hayes
Kirkpatrick Arthur, porter Heatbcote, Dexter & Co.,
r. 1137 Valencia
Kirkpatrick Charles A., physician, 920 Market, r. 1137
Valencia
Kirkpatilck Edward, attorney at law, 609 Sacramento,
r. Oakland
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERMO-EtECTRIC
RUSSIAN ani TORKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Eatis Giyen.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
GARDEN HOSE,
LAWN SPRINKLERS, HOSE MENDERS,
HOSE COUPLINGS, HOSE PIPES.
W. E. LANE, Plumber,
B05 KEARNV STREET.
Established ISGO. Telephone 316.
Kirkpatri. k Harold C, clerk, v. 11.17 Valencia
Kirkpntrick James, boots and shoes, 452 Seventh
Kirkpatrick John, r. 1333 Howard
Kirkpatrick Joseph, r. 40 Mobs
Kirkwood L. A., inspector Poi-t Office, 320 Sansome
Kirman Herbert, engineer, r. 516 Alabama
Kirman I. H. W., r. 4(^9 Minna
Kirry Lavina. domestic 3ii5 Buchanan
Kirsch Emil, butcher, r. NE cor Twenty-fourth »nd
Trent Av
Kirsch Frederick, butcher George Goebel, r. 247 Third
Kiisch Henry, wagonmaker, r. 1113 }« Kearny
Klrschbrann Charles (Kirschbraun & Sons) r. Oma-
hH. Neb.
Klrschbrann Hyman (Kirschbrann & Sons) r. 720 Hayes
Kir8chl)rauu Isidore (Kirachbraun & Sons) r. 1901
Sutter
Kirschbraun Louis, waiter, r. 531 Sacramento
Kirschbraun Louis (Kirschbraun & Sons) r. 2225 Sut-
ter
Kirschbraun k Sons (Isidore, Hyman, Chsrles and
Louis) commission merchants 30H-310 Front
Kirschner Samuel, cigarmaker Conrad! & Moss, r. 660
Howard
Kirstein Charles, capitalist, r. cor Californi* and
First Av
Kirtley Jennie Miss, r. 708 Post
Kiitley Thomas, carpentr. r. 469 Clementina
Kirwin Eliza, widow, r. 339 Jessie
Kirwin Louis, mantel setter W. W. Montague ft Co.,
r. 333 Jessie
Klrwiu Michael, canmaker W. W. Montague & Co., r.
339 Jessie
Kirwin Patrick, r. 6 Zoe
Kirwin Richard, painter, r. 512 Taylor
t^ Kinwin. See Kerwin
Kislih Ernst, liquor saloon, 7 Stevenson
Kispert Fr.ink C, upholsterer, r.SW cor Falkland and
Railroad Av
Kispert Harry F., jeweler, r. SW cor Falkland and
Railroad Av
Kispert John C, carver, r. SW cor Railroad Av and
Falkland
Kissane Henry, teamster Pier 10, Steuart, r. 1010 Fol-
, som
Eissel Jacob, florist, r. Nye, nr Craut, College Home-
stead Tract
Klssline Emile A., r. 618 California
Kist r Edward M., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 415
Oak
Kitch Ch»rle8B.,driverHoraceW. Morgan, r.lSTwen-
ty sixth
Kitchen A. M. Mrs., r. 2120 Mission
Kitihen Everett, r. 528 Jessie
Kitcnen Frank, conductor, r. Erie House
Kitchen George A., check clerk r. S s California Av,
bet Mis-ion and Howard, B. H.
Kitchen James, r. 8 s California Av, bet Mission and
Howard, B. H.
Kitchen John, with Home Mutual Ins. Co., r. Oak-
land
Kitchen John Jr., bookbinder Bartling. Phillips &
Stilwell, r. Oakland
Kitchen Thomas, laborer, r. 21 H West Mission
Kitchen William M.. r. S s California Av, bet Mission
and Howard. B. H.
Kitchings J. T., surgeon stmr Granada
Kite James H. (J., wat hmaker. r. 942 Mission
Kilson William, seaman, r. 1 South Park
Kittelberffer Charles, wholesale and retail deal-
er Cxlifomia and foreign wines and liquors, NE
cor Market and Powell, r. 210 Ellis
Kittenonr Anton, r. 2015 Polk
Kitterman George, clerk James Kitterman, r. 1313
Stockton
Kitterman Jamea, furniture and carpets, 1313
Stockton
Kittle August, uhoUterer, r. 37 Lily Av
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
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FOR GAS, STEAM AND WATER.
I»ip« Fiftlnss. all Sizes.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Kittle Jonathan Q. (Kittle & Co.) r. San Eafael
Kittle John tt., clerk Moore k Smith, r. 1610 Frank-
lin
Kittle N. G. Mrt., widow, r. 1610 Franklin
Kittle William S., clerk Kittle & Co., r. 1610 Franklin
Kittle & Co. (Jonathan G. Kittle and James Pal-
ache) commission merchants and agents J. & P.
Coates' Best Six Cord Spool Cotton, and Finlayson,
Bousfield 4 Co's Scotch Linen Threads, 202 Cali-
fornia
Kittler Conrad, cabinetmaker, 204 Powell
Kittler Roman, laborer John Wieland Brewing Co., r.
176 Clementina
Kittler William C, cane worker, 204 Powell
Kitton John C, general manager Standard Ice Ma-
chine Mnfg Co., r. 606 Folsom
KITTREDGE ADDISON G.
manufacturer and importer iron
fences, house crestingfs, etc., 18-^4
Fremont, r. 2030 Ellis
Kittredge Anna J. Mrs., r. 1910 Vallejo
Kittredge Charles E., furrier, r. 308 Capp
Kittredge Edward H. (E. H. Kittredge & Co.) r. Oak-
land
Kittrertgre E. H. <Sc Co. (Edward H. Kittredge)
manufacturers and dealers doors, sash, blinds
etc.. 113-115 Market
Kittredge Isabella H., widow, r. 4 Lily Av
Kittredge John E., lumber surveyor, 25 St«uart r
Oakland
Kittredge Joseph, machinist, r. 136 Fifth
Kittredge Spencer B., clerk E.H. Kittredge* Co. r 4
Lily Av » .
Kittredge William B., watchman Jaaon Springer &
Co., r. 237 Seventh
Kitz Franz, r. 132a Market
Kltz Gertrude Mrs., r. 205 Valencia
Kitzman Frederick, junk, 1520 Powell
Kitxniuller Michael, manufacturer phaetons,
buggies, rockaway* and wagon*. 866 Howard, r.
232 O'Farrell
Kivi Felix, tailor, 1243 Folsom
Kizler Henrich, r. 529 Greenwich
Klaas Matheus (Klaas & Seell) r. 628 Broadway
Klaas k Seeli (Uutbeus Klaas and Caspar Seell) bai-
ery and confectionery, 1233 Stockton
Klaber Charles, wbitener, r. 617 Birch Av
Klaber George, wood and coal. 564^ Howard
Klaber Herrmann, clerk William Uhlmann 4 Co r
564 !4 Howard
Klaere Robert, tailor, r. 431 Dupont
Klaflfke Andrew, steward, 227 Second
Klages August, liquor saloon, 1030 Foltom, r. 10
Sherman
Klahn August, contractor and builder,330 Pine, rooms
11-12, r. 5 Chenery
Klahn Frederika Miss, boufekeeper 1804 Stevenson
Kluhn Nicholas, billiard tablemaker, r. 3 Chenery,
Falrmouct Track
Klain Carolina Mrs., photographer, 921 McAllister
Klapper Meyers, chairmaker Wakefield Rattan Co., r.
736 Tehama
Klapperich John J. (John S. Klapperlch & Son) r.
10 Washington Av
Klapperich John S. (John S. Klapperlch & Son) r. 10
Washington At
Klapperich John S. & Son (John S. and John J.; car-
riage and wagonmakers. 3 Grand Av
Klaro Philip, carpenter Stockton Planing Mill, r. 13
Morris Av
Klarenmtyer 8., mnfr and dealer ladies' underwear
9 Kearny, r. 626 O'Farrell
Klarnet Charles, barber A. Enkle, r. 631 Union
Klarnet Joseph, tailor, r. 631 Union
K1.1SB George, farmer r. 1309 Stockton
Klassen Henry, liquor saloon, 21.5 Fourth
Klatt A., quartt-rmaster stmr City of New York
Klatt Ferdernand. contractor and builder, 330 Pine,
rooms 11-12. r. 814 Twenty-firct
Klatt Walter, clerk Whittier, Fuller i Co., r. 814
Twenty-first
Klatzl Frederick S., driver, r. 137}i Fifth
Klau Edward, cashier Haas Bros., r. 218 Stockton
Klau Karl, salesman Haas Bros., r. 218 Stockton
Klau Leopold (Haas Bros.) r. 218 Stockton
Klanber Abraham (Klauber * Levi) r. 1324 Sutter
Klauber & Levi (Abraham Klauber and Simon Levi)
commission merchants, 122-124 Davis
Klauenberg Hugo, laborer S.F. and Pac. Glass Works,
r. 949 Bryant
Klaus Joseph, cooper, r. 335 Beale
Klaus Joseph Jr.. r. 335 Beale
8^ Klaus. See Clauss
Klebsch Anthony, railingtnaker Cal. Wire Works, r.
2:i08 Powell
Kleebauer Frederic C, contractor and builder, r. 135
Clipper
Kleeman J., maltster, r. 317 Bush
Klees Jacob, polisher Levison Bros., r. 1720 Mission
Kleimshen Joseph, musician, r. 34 Mary
Klein Adolph D., r. 2554 Folsom
Klein Albert, varnisher Charles Klemm, r.ll50J4 Fol-
som
Klein Annie, widow, r. 2307 California
Klein Anton, stableman John Wieland Brewing Co
r. 66 Tehama
Klein Antone, produce dealer, r. 223 Broadway
Klein C. Mrs. (E. Hoffmann) r. Alameda
Klein Charles, blacksmith, r. Third, bet Mission and
Howard
Klein Charles, bookkeeper Ordenstein k Co., r. 2307
California
Klein Charles, painter, r. Ahlborn House
Klein Charles R.. shoemaker, 1327 Polk
Klein Christ, stableman Fred. C. Klein, r. 9 Wash-
ington
Klein Edward, mnfr men's furnishing goods, 13 Pine
r.2519Bush
Klein Edward L., butcher, r. Railroad Av, bet Mani-
toba and Dominica
Klein Ernst, groceries and liquors, 2554 Folsom
Klein Eugene, jeweler A. Lalaude, r. 420 Sutter
Klein Frederick, salesman, r. 212 Chestnut
Klein Frederick A., gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1434 Cal-
ifornia
Klein Frederick C, livery and boarding stable, 9-15
Washington, r. 9 Washington
Klein Gabriel, r. S s Walnut Av, nr Octavia
Klein George, salesman, r. 5 Cedar At
Klein George H., butcher Crummey & Hall, r. Rail-
road Av, bet Manitoba and Dominica
Klein Hartman, carpenter, r. SE cor Harrison and
Main
Klein Jacob, carpenter, r. 24 LilyAv
Klein Jacob (California and Oregon Cider Co.) 233
Davis, r. 1516 Po^t
Klein Jacob, peddler, r. 542 Jessie
Klein John, shoemaker J. Welz, r. 426 Third
Klein John A., clerk Ernst Klein, r. 25.54 Folsom
Klein John E., guns and ammunition, 31 Ellis, r. 735
Ellis
Klein John H , r. 2554 Folsom
Klein John M., superintendent construction Pac.
Postal Tel. Cable Co., 14-15 Nevada Block, r. 713
Devisadero
Klein Joseph, bartender, r. 926 Pine
Klein Joseph, with Hey, Grauerholz & Co., r. 213
Chestnut
Klein Julius, driver, r. 911 Fillmore
Klein Lazare, (Kabn Bros., Bine ft Co.)r.330Stockto«
Klein Peter, carpenter, r. 22 >4 Hickory Av
Klein Philip, butcher, r. Railroad Av, bet Manitoba
and Dominica
Klein Pierre, proprietor Occidental Bestaurmnt,
337 Bush
UPHOLSTERY.
WHOLESAiE A^•D EETAIL
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MAEKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Sbow Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
m incr rVTDA RDVA natural productof the Finest Grapes of ) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
^[^LIloL LA I nA Unit tUeWoria. But no addition of Brandy, f 530 WASHIHQTON BTEEET.
KLE
697
KLO
Klein R. Mm., widow, r. .'5 Cedar Av
Klein Theodore, cahinetmaker r. 212 CheBtnut
Klein Theodore Jr., Raleeman, r. 212 Chestuut
Klein William F., foreman Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r.
12H0 Treat Av
t^ Klein. See Cllne, Clyne, Kleyn and Kline
KleinberR Chri«;to)>h, phyaiclan, 28 Geary
Kleinclans B. (O. Faiiss & Co.) r. 244 Nineteenth
Kleinclaus Charles, r. 2405 Howard
Kleinclans GustaTe (O. FauM* Co.) r. 244 Nineteenth
Kleine Frederick H., baud sawyer A. Frei, r. 22k La-
pldue
KleineberR Christopher, physician and surgeon, 1301
Golden Gate Av
Kleinert August O., upholatarer, r. Grace Terrace
Klelnhammer Chrii-t, Hgent F. C. Hau'enip, r.l48 Third
Kleiufcammer Henry, boarding and liquor saloon, 135
Fiilsom
Kleinh'ammer Henry, waiter Herbst & Maas, r. 9J4
DikemanPl
KleinhauH Anna Miss, hairdresser, r. 912 Geary
Kleinhans ChHrlotte, widow, r. 912 Geary
KleinhRns John, secretary Schammel Packing
Co. olBce 118 California, r. 640 Fell
Kleinhaupt Abraham I., second-hand clothing, 109
Sixth
Kleinhaupt William W., cigarstrlpper S. Hasterllck,
r. 109 Sixth
Klpist Max (E. W. Heimburg & Co.) r. 220 Pacific
Klemeier Herman H., liquor saloon, 13 Post, r. 106
Post
Klemm Charles .T., mnfr parlor furniture frames, 618
Fifth, r. 502 Sixth
Klemm Hugo, barber, 285 East. r. 8J(i Lewis
Klemm John A., polisher S. and G. Gump, r. 426 Ji
Fifth
Klemnie Charles, bottler Gambrinus Bottling Co., r.
6 Kflte
Klenek Frederick, carpenter 8. M. Hills, r. 141 Dore
Klenck John F., clerk Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 442
Ninth
Klenck Richard, laborer, r. 141 Dore
Klenicke Richard, saloon keeper, r. 13 Harlan PI
Klenke George, farmer, r. 321 Broadway
Klentz John, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Klentzer Herman, mercantile solicitor, office 423 East,
r. :iO Clay
Klentzer Thomas, clerk, r. SW cor Washington and
Drnmm
Klepper Edward, shoemaker r. 3 Adelaide PI
Klfser Adam, clerk, r. 606 O'Farrell
Klesow Fritz, master schr Piute, office 7 Clay, r. 12
De Boom
Klesow John F., master schr Modoc, office 7 Clay, r.
12 De Boom
Klevesahl Emll, machinist Peter A. Wagner, r. 426
Fourth
Klevesahl Ernest W., proptr New United States Hotel,
203-205 Perry
Klevesahl £rn8t P. C, groceries and liquors,
NE cor Francisno and Pnwell
Kley (Christian, carpenter, 108 Geary, r. Oakland
Kleyer Ernest, drug clerk, r. 102 Ninth
Klibbeck Christopher, shoemaker, 704 Montgomery
Av
Kllher Rosina, widow, r. 710 Washington
K irk Max (Klich & Spiro) r. 439 Bush
KlickA:Spiro (Max Klick and Frank Splro) dairy
produce, 511 Bush
Klinik John, laborer, r. 601 Seventh
Klimm Adam, ligunr saloon, 16 Folsom
Klimm John, r. 421 Fiurth
Klind Joseph, liquor saloon, 303 Clay. r. 626 Sacra-
mento
Kllndt Henry, bartender, r. 1017 Mason
Kliiidt William, cook. r. 182 Stevenson
Kline August Mrs. (Kline & Co.) r. 1311 Oct»vla
Kline Abraham, r. 928 Sutter
FRATINGER & CO.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
JERSEY WAISTS.
NEWEST GOODS, LATEST STYLES. LOWEST PRICES.
105 KEARNY STREET.
ROOFING,
RAIN WATER PIPES, GUTTERS and VALLEYS
MADE AND REPAIRED.
Roofs of all kinds made Water Tlglit,
W. E .' L A N E ,
PLUMBER, 605 KBARNT STRBBT.
Established 1880. Telephone 315.
Kline Adolph M., optician, r. 804 Turk
Kline August, machiniBt, r. 237Langlon
Kline Charles, r. 763 54 Howard
Kline Charles, blacksmith, r. 1139 >< Folsom
Kline David, salesman Louis Kline it Co., r. 1234
Geary
Kline George A. (Kline * Co.) r. 1311 Octavia
Kline George W., assistant cashier First National
Bank, r. Berkeley
Kline John, lumberman, r. 197 Clinton
Kline John, tanner Krenz & Getz, r. 1523 Noe
Kline Lazarus, merchant, office 3U2 California, r. 309
Powell
Kline Louis (Louis Kline & Co.) r. 1234 Geary
Kline Louis «t Co. (Louis Kline and Max Gensberger)
hats and caps, 110 Bush
Kline Lucieu W., jeweler W. A. Tipson, r. 1628 Clay
Kline Mark, comuiission merchant, office 414 Market,
r. 1628 Clay
Kline Peter, boxmaker, r. 107 Clinton
Kline Samuel, bookkeeper Kline * Co., r. 1311 Octavia
Kline Sigmuud, salesman H. M. Heineman
Kline William, clerk, r. 7 Winihrop
Kline William, Napa and S.F. Express, office 10 Bush,
r. Napa, Cal.
Kline & Co. (Mrs. Angust and George A, Kline)
wholesale dealers bats, 26-28 Battery
93^ Kline. See Cline, Clyne, Klein and Kleyn
Kling Fritz, soda water maker Breig & Schafer, r. 307
Hayes
Kling George, driver U. S. Brewery, r. 305 Fulton
Kling John, painter, r. 307 Hnyes
Kling Philip, confectioner W. Westerfeld, r. 64 Shipley
Kling O. W.. watchmaker, 213 Jackson
Kling O. W. Mrs., widow, r. 1134 Seventeenth
KliuKberg Thomas, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Fifteenth and Guerrero
Klingberg William, tailor, r. 70 Brady
Klinge William F., tailor H. Roman b Co., r. 295*.
Linden Av
Klingel John, news depot, SE cor Sutter and Grant
Av, r. 119 William
Klinger Alphonso, restaurant keeper, r. 270 Tehama
Klinger Charles, cigarmaker, r. 2425 Buchanan
Klingrr Christ, bartender J. Straub, r 26 Sixth
Klink Fritz H., gardener, r. 24:<9 Greenwich
Klink George, clerk general auditor's office 8. P. Co.,
r. 925 Pine „ ^ ,
Klink Jennie S. Miss, teacher Lobos Avenue School,
r. 925 Pine
Klink John, clerk, r.442 Ninth
Klink Thomas J., r. 311 Clementina
Klink William M., bookkeeper Geo. C. Shreve & Co.,
r. 925 Pine
Klinker Charles, master mariner, r. 1819 Stockton
Kliuker George, r. 321 Broadway
Klmker John, r. 321 Broadway
Kllnkner C. A. k Co. (Charles A. Klinkner) mnfra
red rubber stamps, 320 Sansome
Kllnkner Charles A. (C. A. Klinkner & Co.) r. Oakland
Kllnkofstroui Eugenia widow, r. 2300 California
Klintworth Diedrich, bookkeeper Abend Post, r. 1408
Klintwortlj Edward, with F. L. Fisher & Co., r. 1408
Mason
Klippel Valentine, bootfitter, r. 906 Pacific
Klipstein Ernest W.. accountant, r. 604 Taylor
Klipatein Mary E. M. Miss, saleslady John Cogan, r.
604 Taylor
Klipstein Matilda Mrs., physician, 504 Taylor
Klipstein Miunio G. M. Miss, saleslady, r. 504 Taylor
Klipstein Robert E. F., clerk, r. 504 Taylor
Kljunak Martin N., bartender Patrick Connolly, r. 638
Commercial
Klock Frank, driver Daniel E. Hoffman, r. 109 Grant
Av
Klock Robert W., druggist Edwin W. Joy. r. 128 Sev-
enth
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Slannfttctiirer of ««T*rT denrrlptlon of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
4S to SO Beale Mtre«t, Sail Francl»eo.
Rolincy Pr«»GCA« TSUMAN, ISH AM & HOOKER, 421-427 Market St. UAY.IUJUlfi,
Daiing rreS&eSy. hop. WOOJL. KA«. and OKCHIM^A PBESSfes.
KLO
698
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTERS OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
AU Sizes and Numbers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Klodt Panl H., jeweler W. K. Vauderslice & Co., r.
501 ii Leavenworth
Kloepfer Adam, ronfr breai^ppals, 634 Pacific
Klohuhammer Hans, liquor Baloou, 149 Berry
Kloos Charles, clerk, r. 610 Ivy Ay
Kloos Constant, carriagepainter. r. 610 Ivy At
Kloos John Mrs., widow, r. 610 Ivy Av
Kloos 'William J., teamster, r 610 Ivy Av
Klopenstein Harry C, bookkeeper CunniDgham, Cur-
tiRS & Welch, r. 574 Folsom
Klopenstein Joseph, inspector Custom House, r. 574
Folsom
Klopfer John, cooper, r. 425 Broderick
Kloppenburg Cliarles J. F., bookkeeper Jacob Rosen-
btTR, r. 507 Leavenvrorih
Kloppenburg Dora, widow, r. 307 Ritoh
Kloppenburg John F., broker, r. 507 Leavenworth
Kloppenburg Otto, gauger U. S. Internal Revenue, r.
222 Grove
Kloppenburg Victor W., engineer, r. 507 Leavenworth
Klopper Eilward, bootfitter F. Klopper, r. 3 Adelin- PI
Klopper Frederick, leather and findings, 26 O'Far-
rell, r. 13 William
Klopstock C. & Co. (Curtis Klnpstnck) manu-
fncturers cigars and dealers leaf tobacco, 212
Front
Klopstock Curtis (C. Klopstock & Co.) r. 714 Hayes
Klopstnck David, bookkeeper C. Klopstock & Co., r.
714 Hayes
Klopstock Isaac D., traveling salesman C. Klopstock
A Co., r. 714 Hayes
Klopstock Samuel, clerk, r. 714 HayM
Elos William, liquor saloon. 111 Leidesdorff
Klose Adolph F., clerk M. Ehrman & Co., r. 223 Va-
lencia
Klose Carl, bartender Jacob Hilpisch
Klose P., contractor, r. 7 Elliot Park
Klnse Philip (Hillenbrand & Klose) r. 32 Turk
e*" Klose. See Close
Kloss Sebastian, laborer J. Gundlach & Co., r. 510
Sixth
Klossen H. "W., clerk, r. 15Pfeiffer
Klotz Christina, domestic 823 Turk
Klotz Frederick, teamster, r. 1626 Stockton
Klotz Joseph A., carpenter, 322 Seventh
Klotz Leo, wood and coal, 1626 Stockton
Klotz Mathaus, restaurunt, 907 Kearny, r. 2 Sheppard
PI
Kliiber Fred, longshoreman, r. 160 Stenart
Kluber Joseph, carpenter, 919 Montgomery
Kluegel August, locksmith Will k Finck, r. 6 Natoma
Kluegel Chfirles H.. engineer Am. Bridge and Bldg
Co., r. Oakland
Kluegel Edward A., bookkeeper Christy k Wise, r.
Oaklund
Kluetsch Frank J., expressman, SE cor Geary and
Larkin, r. 31 Julian Av
Kluetsch Jacob H., driver Frank J. Kluetsch, r. 31
Julian Av
Kluit A. Provo. agent Martlndale Law Asxn of Chi-
cago, 402 Montgomery, room 21, r. Haywards
Kluftinger George, brewer, Bavaria Brewery
Klnge Emil, seaman, r. 501 Folsom
Kliimpke John G.. real estate, 432 Montgomery, room
5, r. 1000 Chestnut
Kiumpp Arthur, salesman Philip Kennedy & Co., r.
Fruitvale
Kiumpp Emll C, watchmaker Nat Raphael & Co., r.
Fruit Vale
Kiumpp Herman J., engraver, 37 Post, room 9, r. East
Oakland
Kiumpp Martin, porter Hsas Bros., r. 22 Stockton
Kiumpp Otto H., jpweler W. K. Vanderslice & Co., r.
1642 Sacramento
Kiumpp Ralph, r. 30 Page
Kiumpp Relnbard, paper carrier, r. 24 Turk
; Kiumpp William, engraver and diesinker, 235 Kearny,
r. East Oakland
Klunder John (Klunder & Westphal) r. 216 Fair Oaks
Klunder * Westphal (John Klunder and Herman
Westphal) grocerieii and liquors, 101 Jackson
Klundgen Peter, cabinetmaker J. Rolland, r. 323
Fourth
Klute Adolph (Klute & Steffens) r. 10 Louisa
Klute k Steffens (Adolph Klute and Henry Steffens)
groceries ami liquor.s, 242 Fourth
KluthiSB John W., bookkeeper, r. 1232 Mission
Knabe Peter, ship carpenter, r. 186 )4 V'andewater
Knack George, clerk Philadelphia House, 42;i Bush
Knack John Mrs. , proprietor Philadelphia House,
421-423 Bush
Knacke Frederick F., master mariner, r. 1029 Pacific
Knackstedt Henry, r. 1430 Pacific
Knagenhjelm Charles, bookkeeper Fairbanks 4 Hutch-
inson, r. 913 Geary
Knapik Peter P., mnfr moldings, 425 Fourth, r. 180
Perry
Knapp Albert, fireman TJ. S. Laundry, r. 3015 Six-
teenth
Knapp Alex, drayman, r. 1525 Dupont
Knapp Belle, widow, r. 27 Taylor
Knapp Charles painter, r. 1510 Turk
Knapp Charles E., bookkeeper Golden Gate Woolen
Mufg Co., r. San Mateo
Knapp Charles K., plasterer, r. 1510 Turk
Knapp Christian, shoemaker Samuel Stemberg, r. 103
Prospect PI
Knapp C. Richard, druggist, 1018 Valencia
Knapp Edwin G., attorney at law, 44 Phelan Bldg, r.
719 Pott
Knapp Frederick E., canvasser, r. 350 Minna
Knapp Henry J., carpenter, r. 50 South Park
Knapp Horace G., painter, r. 7 Hartford
Knapp Jesse C, painter, r. 1121 5^ Folsom
Knapp Peter A., driver, r. 1725?^ Stevenson
Knapp S. A. Mrs., widow, r. 134 Lily Av
Knapp S. H. Jr., clerk general auditor's office S. P.
Co. (noithem division) r. San Mateo
Knapp Stewart W., clerk general superintendent's
office S. P. Co., r. 1104 Market
Knapp Wilbur, receiver Market St. BR., r. 411 Twenty-
second
Knapp William, clgarmaker. r. 717 Howard
Knapp William H., r. 407 Mason
Knappe Gertrude, widow, r. 3 Midway
Knariiton John H., book and job printer, 529 Wash-
ington, r. 91014 Jackson
Knauer Joseph, barber H. Richter, r. E a Fourth, bet
Townsend and King
Knaul Peter, cook Pacific Oyster House, r. 12 Lewis
Knaus Bernhard, carpenter, r. 5.S6 Fulton
Knaus F. T., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 35
South Park
Knaus John, teamster, r. 20 Zoe
Knausman Charles, laborer, r. 911 Sansome
Kneale Daniel, carpenter, r. Park Hotel
Knealey William J., blacksmith, r. 706 Fulton
KneasB Dallat A., oysterman, r. 607 Third
Kneaas Edward D. (Kneass & Co.) r. 2619 Howard
Kneass Geoige W., boat builder, 718 Third, r. 609 X
Third
Kneass & Co. (Edward D. Kneass) plumbers and tin-
smiths, 213 Eddy
Knecht Michael L., tailor, r. 56 Natoma
Kneedler George W., r. 1614 Leavenworth
Kneeland James H., janitor New City Hall, r. E s Mis-
sion Road, nr Six-Mile House
Kneeman Henry, r. 655 Washington
Kneese Georg", proprietor Gercke's Hotel, 922 Battery
Kneip Matthew C, porter C. E. Whitney & Co.. r. 114
McAllister
Kneip Charles, gilder P. Knapik, r. 769 Harrison
Kueixc). George, cooper Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 18
Garden
Kneisch Jacob, weaver Pac. Fringe Factory, r. Oak-
land
THE BESO?
OVERCOATS
For MEN and BOYS at
"THE HASTINGS"
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUHER STS.
IMPERIAL Fire lis. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN. Manager
: WIL SSZTOH, Ast Vaaigstt.
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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699
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Kneiflo George, machine operator Buckingham &
Hechf, r. 1250 Turk
Knell AU)( rt pbyBicinn, r. 617 Mission
Knell Ant(uie. v< getable Rarden, E s Railroad Av,
bet Gibralter and Azores
Knell Ii:nit1e, musician TivoU Opera House, r. 1114
Larkin
Knell Frtderirk, muslciap, r. 1114 Larkin
Knell George H., compositor Bulletin, r. 36 ■Washing-
ton Av
Knell Jacob, janitor Teutonia Hall, r. 36 Washington
Av
Knell .Tafob J., engraver, r. 36 Washington Av
KJNLLL JUllN tencher music and
orgrnnist Notre Dame d«s Victoires, r.
1114 Lnrkin
Knell LouiH C. (Caswell fc Knell) r. 1114 Larkin
Knell Philip, rrachiniBt, r 36 Waohington Av
Kuell Roderigo, bookkeeper Althof & Bahls, r. 415J4
Natoma, rear
KneJl Samuel G., merchant tailor, 1210 Market, r. 128
Valencia
Knewing Frederick J., clerk, r. 2614 Sutter
Kiiibb Henry, clerk Langley 4 Michaels, r. 610 Sutter
Kntbbe H. nry W., clerk, r. 403 Union
Kuick James L.. r. 13 Gilbert, rear
Kniikerbo<ker Calvin E., wood, coal, hay, grain and
ice, 524 Mission, r. 416^ Hyde, n-ar
Knl< kinan August, shoemaker, IBUH Mason
Knickiiieler William, carpenter, r. 512 Bush
Kuie Louis, waiter, r. 622 Filbert, rear
Knicf Georg , clerk, r. 1517 Mason
Kiiief John, r. 24 Hubb^.rd
Knief L , laborer S. F. Bridge Co., r. Kentucky, bet
Sierra and Nevada
Knight Aliinson D., teamster C. A. Worth, r. 1323
Laurel At
Knight Albert, r. 109 Bay
Kni^ ht Alfred F. A. (Knight Bros.) r. 38 Ha-wthorne
Knight Allen, exchange teller London and S. F. Bank
(limited) r. Oal>l:ind
Knit-ht Antonio, printer, r. 20 Turk
Knight Augustus B., r. 29 Glen Park Av
Kni^rht Brothers (Alfred F. A. and William H.)
actuaries and public accountants, 319 California
Knight Caunemn. r. 65 Tehama
Knight Charles W , clerk R. M. Black, r. 1305 Broad-
way
Knight E. T.. teamster, r. S s Beach, Jir Larkin
Knight Edmund H., dairyman, r. 2221 Greenwich
Knight Edwin D., teamster, r. 157 Ninth
Knight Frank E., laborer, r. 27 Sumner
Knight Frederick W., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Co.,
r. Oakland
Knigrht Georgre A., attorney at law. 234 Mont-
gomery, rooms 1-2-3, r. 1826 O'Farrell
Knight George A., traveling salesman Neustadter
Bros., r. Alameda
Knight George E., dairyman, r. 2221 Greenwich
Knight George H. . photographer, 19 Sixth
Knight Henry L., editor Political Record, 618 Sacra-
mento, r. 20 Turk
Knight Henrietta, widow, r. 38 Hawthorne
Knight Henrietta Miss, weaver, r. S s Beach, nr Lar-
kin
Knight Henry M., laborer, r. SW cor Jessie and Annie
Knii;ht Hiram A., collector, r. 736 Shotwell
Knight Hiram D., clerk, r. 502 Washington
Knight Jane Mrs., boarding, S s Beach, nr Larkin
Knight Jerome B. Rev., editor, r. 16 Montgomery Av
Knight John, machinist M. O. Graham, r. 22 Alvarado
Knight John H.,ftreet contractor, r. 1 Central Court
Knight Joseph, boilermaker, r. 6 Baldwin Court
Knight Louis F., upholsterer, r. 388 San Jose Av
Knight Lincoln P.. upholsteref, r. 935 Minslou
Knight Nehemiab R., wool merchant, 436 Townsend,
r. 924 Guerrero
DR. BAZAN'S
TMERMO-KtECTRIC
RUSSIAN ai TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Baths Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED
CHIMNEYS REPAIRED. CHIMNEY SWEEPING
Chimney Tops that -ivlll draw.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1800. Telephone 315.
Knight (irnian H. deputy Sherift, r. 1120 Union
Knight Sarah A., widow, r. 20 Ruas
Knight Thomas, eapitalist. r. 124 Golden Gate Av
Knight Thomas, poi ter. r. 16 RufSell
Knij^ht Thomas A., sup' rintendent Pac. Spring and
MattresR Co.. r. 16H' ff Av
Knight Wallace H., dair.vman, r. 2228 Greenwich
Knight William, carder s. K. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. Reach. b( t Hvde and Larkin
Knight William, packer B. & J. H. Doe
Knisiht William A., bartender W. W. Knight
Knight William H. (Knight Bros.) r. 38 Hawthorne
Knight William H., cashier Whittier, Fuller & Co.,
r. O.ikliiiid
Knight William W., liquor saloon, 6 Spring
Knight Woodbury, contractor and builder, r. 1303
Broadway
KnightH and Ladies of Honor, 421 Post
Knights Charles, engineer Catton, Bell b Co., r. 520
Sixth
Knigfhts of Honor, C. H. M. Curry Grand Re-
porter. 47 St. Ann's Building
Knights of Honor Jiuirnal (monthly) Fraternal Pub-
lishing Co., publishers and proptrs, 252 Market
Knights of Labor, 909 54 Market
Knig'hts of I'ythias, 913 Market
Kni<rhts of Pythias Bureau of Relief, 913
Market
Kni<;ht!i of Pythias Ball Association, 913
M.srbet
Kntjfhts of the Red Branch, SE cor O'Farrell
and Mason
Knlsrhts of St. Patrick, SE cor O'Farrell and
Masou
Knights of the Golden Eagle, 421 Post
Knipe Benjamin F., clerk Arctic Oil Works, r. 8 B
Sonoma, bet Vermont and Kansas
Knipe Fredeiick A., agent, r. S s Sonoma, bet Ver-
mont and Kansas
Knipe Frederick F. , printer, r. 819 Greenwich
Knipe Frederick T., plumbi r, r. 8 8 Sonoma, bet Ver-
mont and Kansas
Knipe Robert G., conductor Market St. KB., r. 2000
McAllister
Knipe Tliomas J., pilot, office 606 Battery, room 9, r.
819 Greenwich
Knippel Charles F., bookkeeper, r. 221 Fifth
Knippenberg Friiest R.. liquor saloon, SE cor Stenart
and Howard, r .^42 Folsom
Knippling Peter, clerk C. A. Klinkner, r. 904 Powell
Knobel Henrv. secretary Pac. Const Co-operative
Cigar Mufg Co.. 304 Battery, r. 31.5 Bush
Knoblorh CharUs J. (Knobloch & Cassou) r. W s Ken-
tucky, bet Butte and Solano
Knobloih Christian (Knobloch .^ Becker) r.W s Rail-
road Av. bet Trinidad and Bahama
Knobloch Frank, clerk Jacob Knobloch, r. NE cor
Tennessee and Bu'te
Knobloch Frederick, clerk Mangles & Qantner r. SW
cor Railroad Av and Manitoba
Knobloch Jacob, bartender Sleinbach k Co., r. 620
Stockton
Knobloch J"Cob. hay. grain, wood and coal, NE cor
Tennessee and Butte
Knobloch John, labnrei, r. .^08 Brannan
Knobloch * Becker (Chtistian Knobhxh and Charles
Becker) liquor saloon and restaurant, 1727 Ken-
tucky
Knobloch * Casson (Charles J. Knobloch and William
H. Casson) varieties, stationery, fancy goods, 1128
Kentucky
Knoche Guslav A., steward, r. 623 California
Knoche Henry (Shattuck k Knoche I r. Oakland
Knochel Richard, laborer National Brewing Co., r. 710
Fulton
Knocker Charles B., insurance .broker, 405 Montgom-
ery, t. 12'.'8 Washington
Knoderer Ernest F., clerk, r. 1108 Powell
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
Knoderer Theodore C, stenographer Commercial In-
surance Co., r. 1108 Powell
Knoderer Theophilus, gunsmith Liddle & Eaeding, r.
1108 Powell
Knodson J., r. 2438 California
Knoecbel Charles (Knoethel & Brand) r. 719 Vallejo
Knoecliel & Brand (Charles Knoechel and John
G. Brand) proprietors Montgomery Baths and
Hair Dres^in^ Saloon, 621 Montgomery
Knoedler Alexander, brewer, r. 4U Af-h Av
Knok Benjamin, clerk, r. 2818 Sacramento
Knok John, cook Ravn fc Christensen, r. 317 Jessie
Knoke Carl, tanner Christian Hellwig, r. 115 Twenty-
sixth
Knoll Albert R., bookkeeper W. H. Wood & Co , r.
Oakland
Knoll Chnrles. laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Knoll Harry W., bookkeeper L. P. Fisher, r. Oakland
Knoll Nicholas, cabinetmaker Fink, Ran & Schindler,
r. 427 Fouith
Knoll Theodore, musician, r. 813 Shotwell
S^- Knoll. See Noll
Knoop Henry, clerk Kaufman & Feldmann, r. 905
Mission
Knoop John, clerk T. J. French & Co., r. 2027 Mis-
sion
Knoop Kate, widow, r. 2i)9 Hickory Av
Knop Charles, janitor, r. 423 Washington
Kuop Elfert (Hildebnmdt & Knop) r. 932 Montgomery
Knoor Frank S, helper Phelps Mnfg Co., r. cor Lar-
kln and Beach
Knopf Camille, butcher, r. 12 August Alley
Knopf Gottlieb F., ca-peuter, r. 925 areenwlch
Knopf William, printer A. J. Lafontaine, r. 2118 Sut-
ter
Knopfer Fritz, foreman malt houBe U. S. Brewery, r.
606 Franklin
Knopfmacher August, jeweler Levison Bros., r. 1318
Steiner
Knoph A., stove mounter W. W. Montague k Co., r.
1228 Mission
Knoph Marion E., salesman, r. 521 Haight
Knopp Ernest H., commission merchant, r. 693 Guer-
rero
Knorling August, machinist, r. 533 Post
Knownberg Charles, blackamith N. B. and M. RR., r.
12im Bryant
Knorp Albert, shipping clerk Holbrook, Merrill k
Stetson, r. 706 Larkln
Knorp Albert F., proprietor Main Street Mill, and
manufscturer office, store and library furniture
120-122 Main, and Supervisor Eighth Ward, r. 706
Larkia
Knorp George H. machinist Tait k Hainque, r. 706
Larkin
Knorp Margaret, widow, r. 16 Lynch
Knorp Thomss, shipping clerk F. 8. Cbadbourne k
Co., r. 16 Lynch
Knorp William T., machine hand Albert F. Knorp, r.
706 Larkin
Knorr George, blacksmith, r. 3501 Fillmore
Knorr Emil F., expressman, 8W cor Market and Sixth,
r. SW cor Golden Gate Av and Willard
Knott Alfred L., locksmith, 641 Post
Knott Benjamin, carpet layer, r. 818 Green
Knott Maggie E. Miss, dressmaker, 1302 Powell
Knott William E., meter repairer Spring Valley W.W.,
r. 1217 Pa« Itic, rear
Knott William W., clerk District Attorney, r. 1832
Filbert
Knott W. W., gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1423 California
Enottner Florlau, liquor saloon, 605 Mission, r. 938
Howard
Knous Bernard, carpenter, r. 536 Fulton
TT - .^ „ .... jmgjjjjjjgj Risdon 1. andlj^WorkB,
Knouth Car'. W,
r. Oakland
Knower Frederick W., surveyor.
r. 1224 Washington
Knower John G., special policeman, r. 1224 Wash-
ington
Knowlaud Joseph, wholesale - lumber dealer, and
agent Gardiner Mill Co., 22 California, r. Alamed»
03^ Knowland. See Nolan and Nolen
Knowlden Louisa Mrs., dressmaker, r. llljj Minna
Knowles Charles T., clerk, r. 909 Taylor
Knowles Edwin I., clerk George B. Knowles k Son, r.
90a Taylor
Knowles Floyd W., molder Pac. Rolling Mill, r. NW
cor Solano and Tennessee
Knowles Frederick, bookkeeper, r. Ahlborn House
Knowles Frank, milk dealer, office .35 Eddy
Knowles George B. (George B. Knowles k Son) r.
909 Taylor
Kno^vles George B, Jr. (George B. Knowles b
Son) r. 909 Taylor
KNOWLES GEORSEB.& SON (George B.
and George B. Jr. ) wholesale and retail
lumber, redwood, Oregon pine, sugar
pine, cedar and spruce, SE cor Mission
and Slain
Knowles Henry, expressman, r. 447 Minna
Knowles J., waiter stmr Columbia
Knowles J. G.. milk dealer, office 35 Eddy
Knowles Josiah N. , shipping and commission
merchant, 28 California, r. Oakland
Knowles Joseph E., carpenter, r. 201 Turk
Kuowles Louis, laborer, r. 618 Second
Knowles Mary A. Mrs., r. 1125 Mission
Knowles Preston, cook, r. 607 Pine
Knowles Robert, water tender stmr Piedmont, r. 740
Sixteenth
Knowles Samuel W., attorney at law, r. 1326 Mission
Knowles Sarah, widow, r. 563 Mission
Kuowles S. E. (S. E. & W. A. Knowles) r. Alameda
Knowles S. E. & W. A., dentists, office 118
Grant Av, SE cor Pott
Knowles Stillman H., mining, r. 104 Turk
Knowles Thomas C, student, r. 909 Taylor
Kno^vles Thomaa J., agent Atlantic Fish Co.,
office 20!* Sacramento
Knowles W. A. (S. E. & W. A. Knowles) r. Alameda
Knowlton Charles, wood carver Charles Greffe, r. 411
Fourth
Knowlton Ebenezer teacher Commercial School, r.
876 Shotwell
Knowlton George W. Mrs., widow, dressmaking, r.
540 Bryant
Knowlton James J., with Pac. Ink Factory, r. 1925
Stevenson
Knowlton John S., dental laboratory, 35 Post, r. 211
Polk
Knowlton Lnring W., shipping clerk 8. P. Taylor k
r. 2506 Clay
Knowuberg Charles H , blacksmith, r. 1211 )j Bryant
Knox Adam, r. 10<i9 Harrison
Knox Andrew B. (Robinson k Knox) r. 1819 Market
Knox Angelina J. Mrs., r. 2345 Howard
Knox Benjamin F., with Lebenbaum Bro., r. 2818
Sacramento
Knox Charles C, capitalist, r. 21 Eleventh
Knox George T., notary public and commitsioner,
444 California, r. 526 Guerrero
Knox Henry £., dentist, 23 Post, r. 480 MerrimM.
Oakland
Knox Israel W., mining and mechanical engineer,
office 237 First
Knox J. W. Mrs., r. 1137 Bush
Knox John F., wool dealer, r. 240 Shotwell
Knox M. F. Mrs., widow, r. 2222 Washington
Knox Kichard F., mining, 513 California, r. 611 Fol-
Bom
Knox Robert, oiler stmr Ancon
Knox Thomas R., stenographer and official re-
porter Superior Court. Department 2, office 56 Ne-
vada Block, r. 2004 Bush
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
Hotels and Steamboats completely furnished with
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY.
Special Prices Given.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO..
Kannfacinrers of Sbow Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
r*ni I nor rVTDft nDV (A^Ibo the finest gnAea of CUreta. Hockn. ) ARPAO HARASZTHY & CO.
tuLllOL CA I nA U n T I Burgundies, Sauternes. Ports Bud SUerrlea f 630 WASHINaTOM STEIIT.
KNO
701
KOE
Knox Wllber C. clerk, r. 1122 Larkin
Knox Willian), clerk Huntington, Hopkins * Co., r. i
21 Eleventh
Knox William, water tender stmrColima"
Knox Wllliani B., miller National Flour Mills, r.
728 (<; Union
Knox William H., boardinp, 307 Broadway
Knubel Herman, clerk, r. 2017 Fillmore
Knubel Jobn (Knubel & Meyer) r. 701 McAllister
Knubel fe Meyer (John Knubel and Martin Meyer)
(jroeerics. 701 MeAUihter
Knudson Andrew C, porter F. Mandlebaum & Sons,
r. 1125 Treat Av
Knnrtson C. N., yire-presidpnt and treasurer John
T. Cutting; Co., 23-2H California, r. 408 Sanchez
Knudson Frederick, brushmaker Eureka Brush Fac-
tor>-, r. 48 Seventh
Knudt;on Jacob, special policeman, r. 1C29 Turk
Knudson K., seaman, r. 208)4 Twellth
Knudson I,<iul8, niillband, r. 14 Lily Av
Knudson Mons., collector Chicago Clock Co., r. 208H
Ninth
Knudson Tliomn 8, wines and liquors, 318 Brannan
Knupfer Fritz, brewer, r. (JOii Franklin
Kuur E.lward, gentlemen's nurse, r. 320 O'Farrell
Knuss Claries, laborer, r. S 8 California Av, nr Bry-
ant, B. H.
Knust Henry, bookkeeper National Brewing Co., r.
710 Fnlton
Knust Henry, groceries and liquors, 8W cor Fol-
som and fourth, r. H04 Fourth
Knutsen Christofer, driver John O. Buss
Knntsen John, Feauian. r. 333 Bryant
Knutsen Peter T., engineer Kindler & Co., r. 1134 H
Bryant
Knuur Joseph, barber, r. 736 Green
Knyland Robert H. (Knyland & Mcintosh) r. 1030
Howard
KnylHud & Mcintosh (Robert H. Knyland and Will-
iam Mcintosh) miifrs cigars, 606 Market
Kobbe William, bartender, r. 228 Bush
Kobelt August, laborer Whitney & Webster, r. 1420
Powell •
Kober August, laborer, r. 906 Filbert
Kober Max, shirtcutter, r. 121 5 M Folsom
Kober Edward A., barber, 11 Taylor, r. 19 Harriet
Kobes Augusta, doniesllc 517 Golden Gate Av
Kobes Charles B., cabinetmaker U. Fritschi, r. 517
Pine
Kobicke Christian, r. 334 Guerrero
Kobicke Minnie Miss, teacher, r. 334 Guerrero
Kobicke Sophie Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 334 Guerrero
Kobicke Robert, carpenter, r. 334 Guerrero
Koch A. Mrs., widow, r. 22 Fell
Koch Adam, plumber, r. S s Twenty-fourth, bet Chat-
tanooga and Church
Koch Andres, baker, r. 625 Clsy
Koch Anton R. (Koch Bros.) r. 25 Erie
Koch August, tinsmith, r.N s Aztec, nr Coso Av, B.H.
Koch Brothers (Anton R. and Johannes M. J.) bar-
bers, 648 Commercial
Koch C, r. 638 Cnmmercial
Koch Catherine, widow, r. 181854 Mason
Koch Charles (Koch & Rommel) r. 2125 Mason
Koch Christian, cabinetmaker Pac. Spring and Mat-
tress Co.. r. 316)4 Lnngton
Koch Conrad F. H., clerk, r. 16 Scott PI
Koch Edward, seaman stmr Granada
Koch Edward, groceries and liquors, NW cor Polk
and Vallejo
Koch Edward F., clerk Jacobs * Easton.r. 703 Webster
Koch Ella A. Mrs., r. 1122 Market
Koch Eric C, cook stmr Caroline
Koch Ernest J., clerk H. Waugenheim & Co., r. 703
WebPter
Koch Erni-t, maltster John Wieland Brewing Co., r.
21 Louisa
FRATINGER & CO.
READY-MADE SUITS
FOR
LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN.
105 KEARNY STREET.
REFLECTORS,
rOK SHOW WINDOWS AND STORES,
MADE AND REPAIRED.
"W. E. LANE, Plumber
605 KEARNV STREET.
EsUbllKhed 1860. Telephone 315.
Koch Ferdinand b'., bartender, r. 706 Natoma
Koch Frank (Kanimerer fc Kochl r. 1631 Dupont
Koch Frank, clerk, r. NW cor Polk and Vallejo
Koch Frank, cook, r. 36 Sacramento
Koch Frederick, painter, r. 3t)7 Hayes
Koch Frederick, stoves, plumbing and gasfltting,
1063 Howard
Koch Frederick H., laundryman Lick Laundry, r. 1039
Army
Koch George, shoemaker, 604 Mission, r. 606 Mission
Koch George, with Geo. C. Shreve b Co..r. 1122 Mar-
ket
Koch George A., mining engineer, 330 Pine, room 61,
r. 1122 Market
Koch George W., r. 1412 Larkin
Koch George W. Jr., electric bellhanger, r. 1412 Lar-
kin
Koch Henry (Friedlander * Koch)r. 1911 Van Ness Av
Koch Henry, butcher, r. 719 I'nion
Koch Henry, with Geo. C. Shreve fc Co., r.l412 Larkin
Koch Henry E., blacksmith, r. 62 Natoma
Koch Jacoi), laundryman, r. 515 Chestnut
Koch Johannes M. J. (Koch Bros.) r. 109 Clipper
Koch John, artist, studio 3^9 Kearny
Koch John, expressn]an, r. 116 Fair Oaks]
Koch John, laundryman Lick Laundry, r 515 Cheinut
Koch John, watchmaker and jeweler, 1044 Sutter
Koch John C. C, with William G. Koch, r.719 Union
Koch John G., r. 322 Capp
Koch John H. E., merchant, r 1502 Vallejo
Koch Jo>eph, musician, r. 515 Chestnut
Koch Karl, tanner Christian Hcllwig, r. 1523 Dolores
Koth Louis, cook, r. 537 Sacramento
Kocli Marie C, widow, r. 261 Clara
Koch Otto, carpenter and builder, 1605 Folsom
Koch Peter, refiner, r. 5 Kohler's PI
Koch Theodore, carpenter, r. 613 Hyde
Koih William Mrs., widow, r. 703 Webster
Koch William, laborer, r. 1915 Stockton
Koch William, laundryman Lick Laundry, r. 615
Chestnut
Koch William A. M., driver Central RR., r.l623 Eddy
Koch William G., house and sign painter, 1U6 O'Far-
rell, r. 1815 Mason
Koch William H., milkman, NE cor Lombard and
Octavla
Koch William I., r. 703 Webster
Koch & Rummel (Charles Koch and Charles Rommel)
bakery, 2125 Mason
113^ Koch. See Cook, Cooke and Kock
Kochendofer Sophie Mrs., r. 416 Kingold
Kochendorfer William, waiter, r. 410 Shipley
Kocheurath Albeit K., salesman, r. 2616 Sutter
Kochler A., r. 21H Pearl
Kochler Charles, upholsterer, r. 244 Taylor
Kochler Gustavus, shoemaker, r. 423 Bubh
Kochler L. G., compoBitor Abend Post
Kochman Michael J., musician, r. 476 Jessie
Kochman Morris, salesman Feigenbaum & Co., r.
1820 Buchanan
Kock Claus (Clans Kock & Co.) r. 207 Montgomery Av
Kock Claus ct Co. (Claus Kock and William F.
Hofifman) proprietors New Atlantic Hotel, 207
Montgomery Av and 624 Pacific
Kock Frederick, millman I. Hardenburgb, r. 76
Clipper
Kock Hans H., liquor saloon, 15 Leidesdorflf, r. 408)4
Francisco
Kock Peter (Schultz & Kock) r. North Temescal
OF" Kock. See Cook, Cooke and Koch
Koebelin Lawrence, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 117
Leavenworth
Koefoed Charles J., enoineer, r. 1235 Market
Koefoed Hans L., carpenter, r. W s Castro, bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth
Koeford Henry, expressman, NE cor Fifth and Mis-
sion, r. 517 Sutler
Koegel Augustus, machinist, r. 6 Natoma
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
manufactarer of every description of
PASSBNQEB, 8TRBBT AND FREIGHT CABS.
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Suction and Force.
rOK HAND, WIND-MI!.!. AND POl^EB,
ALL. SIZKS.
809, 3U, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STREET
Kopgel David, painter, r. 117fi Harrison
Koe^el Frank, tailor, r. 1176 Harrison
Koegel Frank A., bookbinder Althof & BahU, r. 1176
Htinison
Koe^'el William J., paperruler H. S. Crocker i Co., r.
1176 Harrison
Koegele C. F., cigarmaker H. Plagemann & Co.. r. 738
Green
Koehler Adam, tailor, 209 Steuart
Koehler August, r. 1622 Sutter
KOEHLER AUGUST, ™.n„.
facturing jeweler, 13 Trinity, r. 13U3
Mason
Koebler August, sal^'sman Michalitscbke Bros., 902
Market, r. 1303 Mason
Koehler Charles, upholsterer, SE cor Ellis and Tay-
lor, r. 244 Taylor
Koehler Edward W., liquor saloon, 426 Fourth
Koehler Frank M., waiter, r. 120 Prospect PI
Koehler Gothardt, with August Koehler, r. 1303 Ma-
son
Koehler H. C, laborer, r. 516 Filbert, rear
Koehler Heinrich. liquor saloon, 1 Gardner
Koehler Joseph, foreman Brown Bros. & Co., r. 710
Hyde
Koehler Louis G., r. 2627 Pine
Koehler William G.. shoemaker, r. 423 Bush
l»" Koehler. See Kohler and Koeller
Koeller Margarether, druggist, 158 Eddy, r. 223 Tay-
lor
B^ Koeller. See Koehler and Kohler
Koels Adolph E., mining engineer, 8 Montgomery At,
r. Oakland
Koen Charles, r. 726 Folsom
Koen Charles Jr., oiler, r. 726 Folsom
Koen Edward, salesman, r. tf02Ji Filbert
Koen Frank, r. 212 Fourth
Koen George D., bookbinder H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
726 F.>lsom
Koen Walter, clerk J. B. Haggin, r. 726 Folsom
V^ Koen. Spb Coen, Cohen. Cohn and Kohn
Koenig Adolph, sausage peddler, r. 324 Thirtieth
Koenig Annie, coffee saloon. 310 Third
KOENIG ANTON Wtsandshoes,
and sole a/^eiit for rhe celebrated Engf-
lish WaukenpUast shoes of Liondon,
and Phil. Herhi-r's shoes of Paris, 133
Kearny, r. 136 Kearny
Koenig Charles, with Tyson i Bill, r. 925 Washing-
ton
Koenig Edward J., teacher South Cosmopolitan Pri-
mary Evening School
Koenig Ernest, bartender, r. 715 Montgomery At
Koenig F. Mrs., widow, bakery, 3-jO Eighteenth
Koenig Ferdinand, liquor saloon, 215 Montgomery
Av and 630 Pacilic, r. Oakland
Koenig Frank, liquor saloon, 535 Merchant, r. 408
Vallejo
Koenig Frank, salesman A. Koenig, r. 126 Kearny
Koenig Frederick, blacksmith B. Grave & Co., r. 1306
Greenwich
Koenig George (Miiller & Koenig) r. 1414 Harrison
Koenig Moritz, draftsman, r. 612 Bush
8^ Koenig. See Konig
Koenigrsberger, Falk & Mayer (Philip Koe-
nigsberger, Solomon Falk, Nathan Mayer and
Adolph Stein berger) cigar manufacturers, 119
Pine
Koenigsberger Ferdinand (M. P. Kohlberg & Co.) r.
1325 Webster
Koenigsberger Philip (Koenigsberger, Falk & Mayer)
119 Pine
Koeuing Frederick R., clerk Schroder, Albrecht&Cc,
r. 118 Fell
Keeper Freflerick, shoemaker, 724 Montgomery Av,
r. 2018)4 Taylor
Keeper Otto, clerk Palmer & Key, r. 2018J4 Taylor
Koepke Joseph (Knepke & Schwartzi r. 2 Waif PI
Koepke & Schwartz (Joseph Koepke and Henry
Schwartz) proptrs Commercial House, 63t>-643
Commercial and 643-645 Clay
Koerber August, porter E. Taniere & Co., r. 321 Pa-
cific
Koerber August, coal, 17-19 Washingion, r. Ala-
meda
Koerdel O. J. Mrs., millinery, 309 Hayes
Koeroer Christopher, butcher, and extraman Engine
No. II, r. Yazoo, bet Marquesas and Manitoba
Koerner John N., r. 3 Pearl
Koerner Joseph, tanner A. Legallet, r. N 8 Vene-
zuela, bet Tombigbee and Potomac
Koerner .Martin, barber Qeider & Bios, r. 509 Natoma
Koeruer Max, r. 7 Mint Av
Koesel George E., boxmaker, r. 731 Clementina
K lesel Louis T., trunks, 611 Market, r. 1202 Folsom
Koe^ter Sophie, widow, r. 618 Merchant
Kofod John P., glass stainer, r. 12 Lafayette
Kofode Hans P. (Kofode * Johnson) r. 2(;45 Mission
Kof ode & Johnson ( Hans P. Kofode and Otto Johnson)
restaurant. 2645 Mission
Kofoed Hans L., carpenter, r. 405 Castro, rear
Kofoed L. H., carpenter, r. 405 Castro, rear
Kogle John P., painter, r. 41 Buss
Kogle Henry S., carpenter, r. 41 Buss
Kuhake Godfried, master mariner, r. 535 Second
Kohl Philip J., woodworker, r. 136 Hickory At
Kohl William (Hutchinson, Kohl, Philippeus h Co.)
r. San Mateo
a^" Kohl. See Cole
Kohlbecher Joseph, boots and shoes, 123 Fourth
Kohlberg Albert M., salesman M. P. Kohlberg & Co.,
r. 2412 Fillmore
Kohlberg Eugene L„ clerk M. P. Kohlberg & Co., r.
2412 Fillmore
Kohlberg Manfred P. (M. P. Kohlberg & Co.) r. 2412
Fillmore
Kohlberg Manfred S. (Kohlberg, Strauss & Frohman)
r. 222 Van Ness At
Kohlberg M. P. & Co. (Ma%fred P. Kohlberg and Ferdi-
nand Koenigsberger) dealers leaf tobacco and
cigars, 526-528 Washington
Kohlberg, Strauss & Frohman (Manfred S.
Kohlberg, Moses Strauss aud Henry Frohman)
importers and Jobbers fancy goods, hosiery,
gloves, embroidery materials and dress trim-
mings, and decorative art rooms, 107-109 Post
Kohler Albert, wireworker S. F. Wire Works, r. 1325
Sicramento
Kohler Andrew, estate of (Kohler & Chase) 137 Post
Kohler Selle Miss, teacher music, r. 118 Tenth
Kohler Bertha Miss. r. SW cor Jones and Lombard
Kohler Charles (Kohler & Frohling) and School
Director, r. 1358 Post
Kohler Charles Jr., with Kohler & Frohling. r. Log
Augelea
Kohler C. M. Mrs., widow, r. 9M Dikeman PI
Kohler Conrad, laborer, r. Bank, nr Lincoln, B. H.
Kohler Ernest, waiter, r. 150'.^ Twenty-first
Kohler Frank, cook, r. 209 Leidesdorflf
Kohler Frank, waiter, r. 120 Prospect PI
Kohler Frederick, engineer Occidental Laundry, r.
Greenwich, nr Octavia
Kohler Frederick J., salesman Kast & Co., r. 1018
Vallejo
Kohler George, clerk Charles D. Ladd, r. 1341 Powell
Kohler Hans H., clerk Kohler & Frohling, r. 1920
Broadway
Kohler Harry, clerk Kohler & Van Bergen, r. 807
Sutter
Kohler Kenry (Kohler h Van Bergen) r. 807 Sutter
Kohler Henry, real estate, r. SW cor Jones and Lom-
bard
Kohler J., upholsterer F. S. Chadboume & Co., r. 118
Tenth
THE LATEST STYLES,
THE FINEST GOODS,
THE BEST WORK at
"THE HASTINGS,"
1.ICK HOUSE B!.OCK.
THE LION Fire lis. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, S4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
W2I. SZZTO^, A^ Maaaggg.
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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Kohler Jacob, stoves and tinware, 1324 Stockton, r.
1018 Vttlhjo
Eobler John, liquor saloon, fruits tnd yegetables,
1841 Market
Kohler Lawrence, plumber, r. 1018 Vallejo
Kohlcr Robert J., mineralogist, r. 118 Tenth
Kohler Kt Inhold, bookkeeper, r. 957 Mission
Kohler Rudolph, confectioner, r. 640H Minna
Kohler William, boot and shoe maker. 2440 Califor-
nia, r. 2100 bteluer
KOHLER & CHASE(Q,uincyA.
Cliase. and estate of Aiidre'w Kuliler)
musical iuMtriiments, pianos and or-
gans, 137-139 Post, 1105 Broadway,
akland, and 71 Morrison, Portland,
Oreg'on
KOHLER & FROHLING
(Clmirles KoJiler) growirs and dealers
California ^vines and brandies, 626
nionteroinery, and SB cor Grant Av
and Sutter
Kohler Hi Van Berj;en (Henry Kohler and Nico-
laus Van Beryeu) California wines and brandies,
417-419 Montgomery, vaults 987-993 Market
fl^ Kohler. See Koehler and Koeller
Kohlhoflf A. E. T , brakeman S. P. Co., r. 203 Rltch
Kohlman George, gilder Sanboru, Vail & Co., r. Ill
Ninth
Kohlman Henry, r. 8W cor Post and Webster
Kohlman Samuel, bookkeeper Cal. Fruit Evaporating
Co., r. 1329 Golden Gate Ay
Kohlman Sol. (Csl. Fruit Evaporating Co.) r. 1329
Golden Gate At
Kohlman William J., r. 128 Stockton
l»" Kohlman. See Coleman and Colman
Kohlmoos Herman, clerk William Wolff & Co., r. 1220
Fulton
KohlmooB John, restaurant keeper, r. 1220 Fulton
Kohn Albert (Kohn Bros.) r. 426 Eddy
Kohn Bertram, bookkeeper Louis Kline & Co., r. 236
Sutter
Koliii Brotliera (Charles H. and Dledrich Q.)
groceries and liquors, 8W cor Clementina and
First, and NW cor Second and Tehama
Kohn Brothers (Herman and Albert) furs and fancy
goods. 1154 Market
Kohn Charles H. (Kohn Bros.) r. 252 First
Kohn Diedrich G. (Kohn Bros.) r. 218 Second
Kohn Eiumel, teamster Overland Freight Transfer Co.
Kohn George A., merchant, r. fil6 Folsom
Kohn Henry, bookkeeper Greenebaum & Co., r. 236
Sutter
Kohn Henry, clerk, r. 1065 Mission
Kohn Henry, groceries and liquors, 408 Folsom, r.
318 Fremont
Kohn Henry, receiving teller TJ. 8. Sub-Treasury, r.
1716 Sacramento
Kohn Herman (Kohn Bros.) r. 428 Eddy
Kohn Herman, blacksmith, r. SW cor Butte and Bry-
ant Av
Kohn H. L., r. 733 Geary
Kohn Isaac, merchant, ofilce 309 California, room 5,
r. 616 Folsom
Kohn Jacob, salesman Ordenstein & Co., r. 1608 Van
Ness Av
Kohn John, r. 305 Eddy
Kohn Joseph S., r. 325)^ Bush
Kohn Loviis H., clerk Camlan & Co., r. 2032 Mission
Kohn Louis H., clerk Kohn Bros., r. 218 Second
Kohn Louis M., r. 1533 Post
Kohn Max, clerk E. & S. Heller, r. 634 Bush
Kohn Max painter, r. 466 Jessie
Kohn Morris, merchant, r. 508 Hyde
Kohn Philipp, merchant, r. 616 Folsom
Kohn Samuel, r. 21ii9 California
Kohn Seligmann, bakery, 238 Fifth
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERMO-F.l,KCTRIC
RUSSIAN aDl TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Giveii.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SEWER PIPE. SEWER TRAPS.
Se-wers Laid Properly.
Sewers Repaired.
W. E. LANE,
Plumber, 503 Kearny Street.
Established ISfiO.
Telephone 318.
Kohn Siiuoii, r. 1509 Gough
Kohn Thomas, tailor, e.^H Washington
9£^ Kohn. See Coen. Cohen, Cohn and Koen
Kohnke Christina, widow, varieties, 1003 Church
Kohnke P. F. F.. proptr Harry's Exchange and Oys-
ter Rooms, 120 California, r. 1(:13 Webhter
Kohm William, groceries and liquors, NW cor Frank-
lin and Page
Kokeniuelster Claus, painter, r. 8 s Venezuela, nr
Savannah
Kolaiider Max, salesman, r. 1132 Dupont
Kolb ClirlstiHii, bakery, 1218 Powell
Kolb Edwsrd A., clerk Kohler & Van Bergen, r. 412H
Tweuty-second
Kolb Emma P., widow, r. 125 Fell
Kdlb George, r. 157 Shipley
Kolb George, driver, r. liia Powell
Kolbe Albert Mrs., r. 602 Geary
Kolhe John, clerk, r. 416 Post
Kolbe John F., r. 811) Mission
Kolbe Lizzie Mrs., furnished rooms, 116 Grant At
Kolbe Richard, master mariner, r. 2124 Mason
Kolicb Peter, clerk Louis Boro
Kolkmann Herman, grorerles and liquors, 735
Geary, and ligars, 520 Hyde, r. 521 Hvile
Kolkmann Otto C, upholsterer, r. 521 Hyde
Kolling Charles F., master scow Cecelia Maria, r. Ill
Perry
Kollmyer Kate Miss, teacher Shotwell Street Primary
School, r. 614 Powell
Kollmyer William A., gilder, r. 518 Stockton
Kollmyer William B,, clerk Taylor & Haiuht, r. flU
Powell
Kdlln Joaquin, seaman, r. 5 Washington
KoUn John, seaman, r. 5 Washington
Kolln Herman, farmer, r. 5 Washington
Kollner Augustus, carpenter, r 32 Sixth
Kollrer Victor, shoemaker P. F. Nolun k Sons, r. 606
Stockton
Kollosche Otto, blacksmith Andresen Bros., r. 618
California
Kolmau Nelson, r. 1228 Folsom
Kolman Solomon, r. 316 I'acitic
Kolmel Joseph, cooper, r 118 Dnimra
Kolodzy F' rdiuand, tailor, r. 921 Market
Koltatiowski Bernhard, cigai' factory. 111 John
Komai M., teapacker Tilluianu & Beudel, r. 1208 Gol-
den Gate Av
Kommer AdolpTi, r. 1513 Howard
Koniiner Charles porter E. H. Kiltrldge & Co., r. 174)j
Minna
Kommer Emanuel, boots and shoes, 331 Bush.r.
174^ Minua
Kommer Fiederick, bookbinder Whelan & Tracy, r
174H Minna
Kommer Minnie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1513 Howard
Kompf Louisa, widnw, r. 22 Wetmore PI
Koneke AHolph, r. 1(;03 California
Kouicke Henry F. (Sternberg fc Konlcke) r. 279 Minna
Kouig Ernest, bartender Henry Elvln. r. NW cor
Main and Bryant
Konig Frederick W., r. 930 Seventeenth
Kouig Viggo, liquor saloon, 116 Montgomery Av
fS^ Kouig. See Koenig
Konl^'Sberer William, iailor, 1709 Devisadero
KoiilnjET Mnx, groceries and liquors, 1529 Dupont,
r. 1527 Dnpuut
Koning Max J., porter Siebe Bros., & Plagemann, r.
737 Union
Konken Menno O., clerk M. Tonjes, r. 739 Union
Kcinkle Joseph A., bricklayer, r. 041 Minua, rear
Koiiold Frederick A., r. 227 Leaveuworth
Konoplitzki Lena Mrs., teacher music, r. 2739 Pine
Kouosuke Yauanoto, student Westminster School, 119
Halght
Konrad Herman F., engineer L. P. Degen, r. 1 Buss
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
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KoDrad Jacob C, beltmaier L. P. Degen, r. 1 Russ
Konrad Joseph L., forf-man L. P. Degen, r. Cagtro,
bet Thirtieth and Thirty-first
Konrad Julius, cooper John Wieland Brewing Co., r.
106 Tehama
Koons Ephraim B., expressman, r. 30 Golden Gate Av
Koons George B., lighthouse keeper Goat Island
Koop August, r. 1217 M Kearny
Koop Henry, baker, r. 763 Howard
Koop James C, clerk Chas. Petersen's Song, r. 312
Mason
Kooper Jacob, r. 46 Tehama
Koopman E. Mrs., groceries, 1507 Franklin, r. 305
Austin
Koopman Frank T., driver, r. 305 Austin
Koopman John, cigarmaker Charles Poppe, r. 728H
Clementina
Koopman John, clerk John Miller, r. 305 Austin
Koopman Thomas E., butcher, r. 305 Austin
Koopmann H. Mrs., r. 306 Ritch
Koopmann Henry, master mariner, r. 163^ Bluxome
Koopmann John, liquor saloon, 36 Sacramento
Koopmann Kathf-rine, nurse, r. 16 J$ Bluxome
Koopmann LouiB, machine band S. F. Furniture Fac-
tory, r. 306 Ritoh
Koosher Julius C, nurse, r. 636 Sacramento
Kopankiewicz Andrew, boots and shoes, 1712 Devisa-
dero
Kopcke D., cook, r. 529 Sacramento
Kopf Benjamin, cigarmaker, r. 519 Greenwich
Kopke Hans J. H., r. 2 ■Vfall PI
Kopke Susan Mrs., r. cor Thirteenth and Channel
Kopke William, fresco painter, r. 335 Turk
Kopmeir George H., cabinetmaker A. J. Forbes, r. 558
Minna
Kopp Charles (Kopp & Jessen) r. 18 Lewis PI
Kopp Elizabeth Miss, r. 825 Vallejo
Kopp Mathias, painter, r. 2620 Bryant
Kopp Michael F., ropemaker, r. 54 Sierra
Kopp Nicolaus, teamster Schulken Bros., r. SW cor
Twenty-third and Hampshire
\ Kopp & Jessen (Charles Kopp and James Jessen)
I proprietors Anchor Restaurant, 10 Sacramento
■ Koppe Theodore, longshoreman, r. 505 Broadway
: Koppel C, r. 18 First
Koppel Gn»tave, expressman, r. 2206 Greenwich
Koppel Julius, foreman I. S. Rosenbaum & Co., r. 826
Mission
Koppel Moses, r. 826 Mission
Koppel Moses, clerk, r. 501 Post
i Koppel Pamuel, clerk, r. 501 Post
i Koppel Victor, manufacturer. 319)4"! Fifth, r. 1202
I Howard
I Koppelman Christian, r. 31794 Tehama
Koppen August, ship carpenter, r. 143 Berry
Koppen Carl, cigarmaker, r. 19 John
Koppen E. C. Mrs., r. 937 Guerrero
Koppen Peter, drayman and forwarding agent, SE cor
Sacramento and Battery, r. 248 Battery
Koppermann William, carppntsr, r. 225 Drumm
Koppikus Dudley, r. 704 O'Farrell
Koppikus John Mrs., paperboxmaker. r. 3H Polk
Koppitz Henry, musician Tivoll Opera House, r. Ala-
meda
Korb George, wire mattressmaker Pac. Spring and
Mattress Co., r. 616 Ninth
Kerb John H., machinist, r. 203^ Minna, rear
Korb William, r. iO Minna
Korbel Anton (F. Korbel & Bros.) r. .500 Fifth
Korbel F. & Brothers (Francis, Anton and Joseph)
cisarbox makers. SW cor Fifth and Bryant, and
office Areata and Mad River Railroad Co. (Areata,
Humboldt Co.) and Humboldt Lumber Mill Co.
(North Fork, Humboldt Co.)
Korbel Francis (F. Korbel & Bros.) and manager
Humboldt Lumber Mill Co., r. 727 Bryant
Korbel Joseph (F. Korbel & Bros.) r. 727 Bryant
■^ Korbel. See Corbell
Kording Charles, clerk George Wilkens k Co., r. 600
Third
Kordiueyer George, proprietor Buss House Bar, r.
Russ House
Kordt Frederick (Kordt & Langmack) r. 1007 Wash-
ington
Kordt Sophus, r. 1007 Washington
Kordt fc Langmack (Frederick Kordt and John Lang,
mack) liqnor saloon, SE cor Jackson and Battery
Kormil Clement, foreman West Coast Furniture Co.,
r. 335 Guerrero
Korminsky Jacob, foreman Greenebaum, Weil k
Michels. r. 401 Tenth
Korn Abraham I., barber, 545 California, r. 313 Golden
Gate Av
Korn Alexander, commercial traveler, r. 732 Grove
Korn Eugene, buyer Eppinger * Co., r. 328 Geary
Korn Gustav, physician, 221 Fifth
Korn John, finisher L. k E. Emanuel, r. 556 Minna
Korn Joseph (Korn & McCarthy ( r. 6(lB Fell
Korn Louis F., salesman, r. Ahlborn House
Korn Seymour B., clerk Davis Bros., Bergmann k Co.,
r. 606 Fell
Korn Sigmund, salesman Ackerman Bros., r. Ahlborn
House
Korn i McCarthy (Joseph Korn and John W. McCar-
thy) teamsters, office 7-9 Battery
Korneck Henry, butcher Kopp i Komeck, r. 35 N»-
toma
Komeck J. H., calker, r. 35 Natoma
Korneck 'n'illiam, proprietor Arcade Restaurant,
11-13 Sixth, r. 472 Jessie
Kornell George, butcher, r. 746 Mission
Koriier George, liquor saloon, 1200 Pacific
Kornfeld Charles, capitalist, r. 833 McAllister
Koruicker Louis, upholsterer, r. 1142 Howard
Kornmayer Franz, r. 423 Twenty-eighth
Korper Harry W., with Samson Korper, r. 704 McAl-
lister
Korper Samson, pawnbroker, 212 Grant Av, r. 704
McAllister
Korren John, boarding and liquors, SW cor Twenty-
ninth and Dolores
Korroa Antone, cooper J. H. Holden, r. 29 Drtimm
Korschelitz Felix, waiter, r. 1037 J^ Folsom
Korten Behren, r. 2213 Powell
Korten Edwin B. D., longshoreman, r. 2213 Powell
Korten John H., r. SE cor Fourth and Brannan
Korten John J. H., laborer, r. Ill Jackson
Korthe Acdrew, cook Sailors' Home, r. 334 Beal»
Kortl'k Frank, mnfr mill picks, 31 Commercial, r.
103 Precita Av
Kortick John, with F. Kortick, r. 103 Precita Av
Kortick Thomas H., proptr Western Straw Works, 857
Mission, r. 103 Precita Av
Kortjohn Charles L. (Lonis Schloh & Co.) r. 1612ii
Stevenson
Korts George D., pilot, office 506 Battery, room 9, r.
Oakland
Korts Henry, porter, r. 1561 )i Market
Korts William C, salesman, r. 1561 J4 Market
e^" Korts. See Courts
Kosby A., clerk Zadig, Wollberg k Co., r. 121 Fulton
Kosby Leon, bookkeeper Liebas Bros, k Co., r. 121
Fulton
Koshland Brothers (Max Koshland and Mrs. T. Bern-
heim) wool, hides and furs, 414 Sacramento
Koshland Joseph (8. Koshland & Co.) r. New York
Koshland Marcus (S. Koshland & Co.) r. 1808 Pine
Koshland Max (Koshland Bros.) r. Portland, Oregon
Koshland Nathan, lettercarrier Post Office, r. 2009
Polk
Koshland S. & Co. (Simon, Joseph and Marcus Kosh-
land) bags. 222 California
Koshland Simon (S. Koshland k Co.) r. 1808 Pine
Kosmaleki Frank, engineer, r. 4 McLea Court
Kosmos Publishing Co., C. Mitchell Grant, manager,
office 513 Post
TJ
Imported and Domestic Rugs in immense variety.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
SXIT ABOTB PALACS HOTBL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fiztores.
37 larM SI
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRYi
Finer than the class of Chtmpagne* gent from) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
France to this country, but without Brandy, f 530 WASfflJTOTOM STEIET.
KOS
705
KRA
Ko88uth Mining Co. (Silver Clly, Nev.) E. P. Flint
secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 20
KoetenhoBchen Cbarles T., groceries and liquors, 1745
Mission
Koster Annie Miss, receiving clerk Pac. Postal Tele-
graph Ttlephoue Co., r. ;125 Ellis
Koster An^uat., manager Mrs. John D. Doscher,
r. 101 Firwt
Koster Ernst .1., oiler Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Pennsyl-
vania Av nr Sierra
Koster Frederick, porter, r. 316 Sixth
Koster Hammond D., miller, r. 720 Folsom
Koster Henry (Koster & Bernhardt) r. 2 Bush St.
PI
Koster Herman, foreman Golden Gate Flouring Mill,
r. 720 FolHom
Koster House, 20.5 Third
Koster John E.. laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. E 8
Pennsylvania Av, bet Sierra and Napa
Koster Jolin L.., manager Pac. Vinegar and Pickle
Works, agent Coast and River Steamship Co. (and
Koster & Zwick) office 323 Front, r. 920 Grove
Koster Joseph, porter, r. 1618 Turk
Koster Joseph, proprietor Avenue House, NE cor
Geary and Central Av
Koster Louis A., painter, r. 610 Jessie
Koster Lueien, letter carrier Post Office, r. 2301 Polk
Koster Ludwig J. F. (Charles Peterson & Co.) r. 320
Tenth
Koster Pt-ter, r. 922 Battery
Koster William, butcher Jonas fc Co., r. 47 Seventh
Koster William, cooper, r. 1012 Battery
Koster William, oysterman Atlantic Oyster and Chop
House, r. 5 Hunt
Koster «!<£ Beriiliard (Henry Koster and Peter
T>. Bernhard) groceries and liquors, 700 Bush
Koster Hi Zwick (John L. Koster and Mrs. Louisa
A. Zwick) manufacturers B. Ackerman's Extract
of Coffee, office 323 Front, room 2
tST Koster. See Costa and Coster
Kostering Charles, groceries and liquors, 1788 Folaom
Kostering J., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Kothe William S., clerk S. F. Laundry, r. 2760 Bush
Kottemann Frederick, carpenter, r. 903 Battery
Kotzian Walter, groceries and liquors, NW cor Ten-
eriflfe and St. John
Kowalkowski Leo, shoemaker E. R. Lawson, r. Alva-
rado
Kowalskl Albert, farmer, r. Mission Road, nr Five
Mile House
Kowalskl Leon, cook, r. 16 Clinton
Kowalski Leon, cook, r. 231 Eigbth
Kowalskl Levi, capitalist, r. 108 Mason
Kowalsky Edwin H., grain commission merchant, 215
Sansome
Ko-walsky Henry I., attorney at law, 502 Mont-
gomery, rooms 3-4 and 7, r. The Baldwin
Kowalsky Joseph, traveling salesman Porter, Sles-
singer & Co.
Kowalsky Saul, r. 911 Bush
Kotzlofi' Catherine Mrs., bakery, 1320 Howard
Kozminsky Harmon, restaurant, 213-215 Pine, r. 1713
Geary
Kozuiinsky Harris, tailor, 527 Pine
Krabbenhoft John gardener, r. 2504 Howard
Krabler Frank, piiinter, r. 19 Harlan PI
Kracke Frederick, porter H. Levi & Co., r. 1040
Twenty-fourth
Kracke Frederick, salesman, r. 230 Francisco
Kracke Meta, widow, r. 23 Jansen
Kraed August, laborer N. Ohlandt & Co., r. Kentucky
House
Kraeger Armin V., brewer, r. 731 McAllister, rear
Kraeger Ernest F., cabinetmaker, r. 422 Brannan, rear
Kraeger Ferdinand A., carpenter, E s Adam, nr Eve
Kraeger John E., cutler, r. 731 McAllister
Kraflft Julius E., draftsman Thomas J. Welsh, r. 2232
Pine
GAS STOVES,
GAS nXTUEES, GAS BUENEES.
Gas Beaters lor all purposes lor sale and mafle lo order.
^V_ E
PLUMBER,
Kistabllshea 1860.
605 KEARNT STREET.
Tflci.hone Sl.'i.
FRATINGER & CO,
anlF
105 KEARNY STREET.
Kraft Bernhard, cook tug Sea Witch, r. 112)4 Jackson
Kraft George, liquor saloon, 611 Davis, r. 448 Jessie
Kraft J., laborer, r. .5'>9 Sacr.iniento
Kraft Jacob, tailor, e.'iO Washington
Kraft P., cook, r. 410 Pacific
KraggeJohn, porter Qrlmmelman k Slebs, r. 426
Fourth
Kragen Louis (S. Kragen & Co.) r. 327 Clementina
Kragen Margaret, widow, r. 921 M Folsom
Kragen S. & Co. (Samuel and Louis Kragen and Mor-
ris Garreu) furniture mnfrs, 865 Market
8^" Kragen. See Cragln
Kranl August, cigarmaker August Brune, r. 1716
Mason
Krahl Blanch Miss. r. 607 California
Krahmann Edward, shoemaker Joseph Kohlbecher, r.
724 Mission
Krahn Albert, liquor saloon. 238 Steuart
Krahn F., laborer Pac. RoUiut; Mill
Kraimer Isaac, r. 722 Golden Gate Av
Krajewski Frederick, machine works, 616-518 Fifth,
r. 819 Capp
Kraker August, confectioner, r. 736 Union
Kraker Carl, carpenter, r. 1811 Howard
Kraker Ernst, cabinetmaker, r. 422 Brannan, rear
Kraker Joseph, mnfr boys' clothing, .509 Gough
Kraker Miobae! (Kraker\<: Israel) r. 1311 Gough
KRAKER & ISRAEL (MicHaei
Kraker and Mux Israel) manufacturers
ladies' and cliildreii's underwear, lace
gooda, etc., 521-527 Market
Krall Henry, salesman Richard Finking, r. 527 Pine
Krambach Julius, commercial traveler, r. 10205j
Geary
Kramer August, cook J. F. Westhelmer, r. 424 Ban-
some
Kramer Barbara, widow, r. 1621 Dupont
Kramer Bernhard, baker, r. 62l) Locust Av
Kramer Charles, cook, r. 741 Howard
Kramer Charles M., merckant tailor, 305 Grant Av
Kramer Cbarles W., concaver Will & Finck, r. 1116
Filbert
Kramer Christian, carpenter, r. 720 Bryant
Kramer Christopher M., tailor, r. 235 Kearny
Kramer Cornelius, butcher, NE cor Bush and Fill-
more, r. 438 Ivy Av
Kramer Emma, domestic 539 Turk
Kramer Emma Mrs., cigars and laundry office, 419H
Stockton
Kramer Francis M., oiler stmr Zealandia, r. 143 Perry
Kramer Franz, shoemaker, 219 Davis, r. 305 Davis
Kramer George, stevedore, r. 822 Filbert
Kramer Hannah Mrs., r. 412 Shipley
Kramer Henry, manufacturer ladies' underwear
and cloaks, 8 Battery, r. 1933 Sutter
Kramer John, butcher, r. 2533 Mission
Kramer John Jr., fruit dealer, r. 2533 Mission
Kramer John W., cooper, r. 412 Shipley
Kramer Joseph, cigarmaker, r. 412 Shipley
Kramer Louis, butcher, 704 Battery, r. 1720 Turk
Kramer Marcus, millhand Capitol Mills, r. 318 Davis
Kramer Oscar, bartender William Klos, r. 20 Clara
Kramer Peter, butcher Corlellus Kramer, r. 438 Ivy
Av
Kramer Philip, cabinetmaker J. RoUand, r. 1300
Stockton
Kramer Richard L., painter, r. 1518 Turk
Kramer William, bartender J. Ludorff, r. 256 )i Jessie
Kramer William D., chocolatemaker, r. State, nr
Douglass
Kramer William D., groceries and liquors, 8W cor
Greenwich and Dupont
Kramer William J., butcher, r. 3 Elliot Park
tsr Kramer. See Cramer, Creamer, Creemer, Krea-
mer and Kremer
Kraner Philip H., mining, 328 Montgomery, room 5,
r. 628 Pine
m
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JOHN HAMMOND
45
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
BfnnafltctnreF ofeTcr?^ deaerlptlon of
PASSBNOER, 8TRBET AND FREIGHT CABS.
4S to SO Beale Street, Han Franelaco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker.
421-421 Market St. Agricnltiiral Imple-
ments, liVasons, Steam Engines.
ERA
706
ERE
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
UfPOBTEBS OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Slanvifacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
SE cor Post and
Krap J. Matthaus, expies«man
StocKton, r. 31 Clarence PI
Eraps William, contractor, r. 816 Sutter
Erase "W. J., niacbiuist S. F. Tool Co., r. 26 Turk
Erasky Henry, engineer Christian Hellwig, r. 717
Howard
Eraszynski Maurice, weigher Custom House, r. 2012
Larkin
Eratz Charles, distiller, r. 727 Minna
Kratz Charles, proprietor Palace Market, 2436
Mission, r. 2438 Mission
Eratz WilUam, butcher Charles Eratz, r. 2436 Mis-
sion
Eratzenstein Charles E., commission agent, r. 754
Bryant
Eraus Aaron, clerk, r. 733 Turk
Eraus Charles, fruit dealer, r. 61 Fifth
Eraus David, cigHrmaeer, r. 1821 Polk
Eraus David, sausagemaker, r. 213 Jersey
Eraus Edmond, plumber and gasfitter, 145 Third, r.
49 Ritch
Eraus Frederick, musician, r. 1031 McAllister
Eraus Frederick W., blacksmith Charles Rueser, r.
1031 McAllister
Eraus Harry (Eraus i Marquam; 126 Eearny
Eraus Henry, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Eraus Henry, speculator, r. 61 Fifth
Eraus Lulu Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar School,
r. 1031 McAllister
Eraus Mark, r. 10 Central PI
Eraus Morris, r. 213 Jersey
Eraus Paul, baker, r. 625 Clay
Eraus Sigmund, tanner, r. 1612 Dolores
Eraus Solomon, clerk, r. 733 Turk
Eraus Sophie Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary School,
r. 1031 McAllister
Eraus ■William, r. 213 Jersey
Eraus & Marquam (Harry Eraus and T.W. Marquam)
billard sal' on, 126 Eearny
Erause Abraham, speculator, r. 221 Fulton
Erause Carl, baker, r. 228 Bush
Erause Carl, waiter, r. 629 Sixth
Erause Charles, cigar mnfr., 6!4 Alice
Erause Charles, limes, 61 Centre Market, r. 351 Twen-
ty-fourth
Erause Charles, real estate, r. 624 Green
Erause Charles Jr., bookkeeper Whelan & Tracy, r.
S;^ Alice
Erause Charles Jr., clerk, r. 624 Green
Erause David H., gripman Clay St. KR., r. 3 Torrena
Court
Erause Ferdinand, wood turner A. Frei, r. Alma,
Santa Clara Co.
Erause Frank, machinist Cal. Glue Works
guay and St. John
Erause George, r. 150 Fourth
Erause Herman, sugar boiler Am. Sugar Refinery, r.
5 Florence
Erause Julius, cigar maker, r. 5H Alice
Erause Mark, salesman, r. 216 Grove
Erause Theodore, machinist L. P. Garcin k Son, r,
349 Fourth
Erause William, cook. r. 711 Howard
^TErause. See Crouse, Eraus, Erauss and Erouse
ErauBgrill Jacob, gunsmith, and extraman Engine
No. 1, r. 1306 Powell
ErausgriU Philip, upholsterer Luchslnger fc Bill, r
623 Union
ErausgriU Philip, needlemaker Will Jc Finck, r. 412
Greenwich
ErausgriU Philip Mrs., confeciionery, 623 Union
Erauss Bernard, liquor saloon, 651 Washington, r. 502
Washington
Erauss Triendore, bookkeeper estate Matthias Gray'
r. 2026 Howard
Erausse G., clerk, r. 317 Bush
Ersusse J. Ferdinand, jeweler R. H. Ahn,r. 526 Jessie
Erausse John C. (Erausse & Lane) r. 526 Jessie
Erausse Philip F., cashier License Collector's Office,
r. 526 Jessie
Erausse & Lane (J. C. Erausse and John Lane) liquor
saloon, 24 Third
K?" Erausse. See Crnuse, Eraus, Erause and Erouse
Erauth Charles, watchman Cal. Sugar Refinery, r,
Minnesota, bet Napa and Sierra
Erauth Emil F., laborer Cal. Barrel Co., r. B s Minne-
sota, bet Sierra and Napa
Erautzkamm William, bartender, r. 3 Chatham PI
Erawetski John J. news agent Occidental Hotel
Ereal Michael J., assorter The Morgan Oyster Co., r.
12 Clay
Erebs Charles F. E., expressman, r. 120 Shipley
Erebs Emil, groceries, NE cor Twenty-first and Treat
Para-
Erebs Julius (Erebs and Pilger) r. 902 Greenwich
Erebs Lily Mrs., dressmaker. 26 Zoe
Erebs Paul, clgarmaker August Briane, 311 Union
Erebs Robert, master schr Laura May, r. 26 Zoe
Krebs & Pilger (Julius Erebs and William Pilger)
manufacturers cloak and suits, 953 Market
Eredewabn Emil, manager Holjes & Jachens, r. SW
cor Union and Front
Ereger William B., contractor and builder, 330 Pine,
rooms 11-12, r. 801 Guerrero
0^ Ereger. See Erieger
Erehmke Edward, oysterman George Mayes & Co., r.
315 O'Farrell
Erehmke John, liquor saloon, 15 Pacific, r. 418 Broad-
way
Ereier Jacob, baker, r. 1924 Howard
Ereiss Charles, tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r.
8I5J4 Vallejo
Ereiss Charles E., liquor saloon, 1631 Market
Ereiss John M., clerk Francis A. Potter, r. 2510 Mis-
sion
Ereiss Louis, interior furnisher and decorator, 328
Sutter, r. Oakland
Ereiss Margaret, widow, r. 815}^ Vallejo, rear
Ereissl John, glove cutter H. & L. Block, r. Ill Jessie
Ereizer Charles, tanner M. F. Dolsn, r. San Bruno
Hotel
Ereker Edward, butcher A. Silverberg, r. 16 Anthony
Ereker M. Mrs., mattress sewer, r. 16 Anthony
Kreling Brothers (Joseph and William) proprie-
tors Tivoli Opera House, 28-32 Eddy
Erellng Charles, painter, r. 1235 Treat Av
Ereling Frederick W. (F. W. Ereling & Sons^ r. 32
Eddy
Kreliiig F. "W. Si Sons (Frederick W., Joseph,
William and John) manufacturers and dealers
furniture, 532-536 Market
Ereling John (F. W. Ereling & Sons) r. 30 Eddy
Kreling Joseph (Ereling Bros., and F. W. Ereling
& Sous) r. 311 Eddy '
Ereling Martin, piano keymaker, r. 314 O'Farrell
Kreling William (Ereling Bros., and F. W. Erel-
ing fc Sons) and Tax Collector City and County of
San Francisco, office New City Hall, first floor, r.
30 Eddy
Erell E., seaman stmr Eureka
Erell John J., confectioner, r. 10!^ Lewis
Erembser August, mnfr fancy goods, 509 Bush, r. 6
Willow At
Eremer August, tailor, r. 263 Clementina, rear
!»■ Eremer. See Cramer, Creamer. Cremer, Kramer
and Ereamer
Erempien George L , cabinetmaker, r. 1524 Turk
Eremser Paul, bartender, r. 217 Minna
Erenz Emil, glove calf mnfr, 1230 Hampshire, r. 1235
York
Erenz John, foreman Laguna Tannery, r. 2618 Gonsh
Erenz John, tanner Erenz & Getz, r. 1523 Noe
iL III iJ JN ^ Ui Jji proprietor I<agana
Tannery, depot 5S 3 Mission, r. SE cor
Goag^li and Filbert
MANN & BENEDICT,
8PC0ESS0BS TO
C. C. HASTINOS * CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND ..._.
fl^ICK HOUSE BIX>CK.
ORfflT Ins, Co. 01 HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,551,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
HiCKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
KRE
707
KRO
Krenr Oswald (Krenz & Getz) r. 1620 Dolores
Krt-uz Otto, tanner Krenz fc Gitz, r. 1523 Noe'
KrcQZ Ulrich, tinner, r. NE cor Gough and Filbert
Krenz ft Getz (Oswald Ereuz and Maurice Getz) tan-
nery, 209-'213 Twenty-ninth
1S^ Kreuz. See Krans
Ereuzberiter Loreuz, carpenter M. & A. Hansen, r. 395
Ninth
Krcpps F. W., coolf, r. 279 Stevenson
Kresler Adam, collector, r. 606 O'Farrell
Kresler Grant, barber, r. 832 Folsom
Kress Auxustus H., engineer r. 112 Liberty
Kresteller Mark, clerk Cahn, Nickulsburg &'Co., r.
14 k Oak Grove At
Xresteller Morris E., roacbinist Dow Steam Pump
Works, r. U-^, Oak Grove Av
Kreth August, laborer N. Ohlandt Jc Co., r. W s Ken-
tucky, bet Sierra and Nevada
Kretlow Henry, cignrmaker. r. 824 Kearny
Erctschman William, muiiician Tiroli Oper* House,
r. 623 >4 California
Kretschmar John A., bookkeeper Fredericksburg
Brewing Co., r. 421 H Filbert
Kretz Celetin, conductor, r. 3 Sheerer PI
Kretz Peter C, salesman C. F. Marwedel, r. 3 Sheerer
Pi
Kretzer Frederick, clerk Hahn & Bohlman, r. 748
Howard
Kreuser Constance, widow, r. 921 Union
Kreuter Charles (A. Anstett & Co.) r. 728 Green
Kreutzer Frank, milker, r. 627 Commercial
Kreutzberger Lorenz, cabinetmaker, r. 395 Ninth
Kreutzberger Max O., chemist, r. 132 Ridley
Kreutzer August, milker Nager /t Simon, r. 8 8 La-
haina, bet Penobscot and Santee
Kreutzmann Henry, physician and surgeon, 732
Sutter. Office hours from 1 to 3 and 6 to 7 p. u..
Kreutzmann William S., varieties. 2005 X Polk
Kreuzer Frank, liquor saloon, 80G Third
Kreye John L., groceries and liquors, 150 First
Kreyling John, clerk, r. 36 Clay
Kriebs Henry Jr., treasurer San Bernardino Borax
Mining Co., 1U6 Leidesdorfl, r. 1814 Baker
Krlchelt William, inspector animals, quartermasters
dept. Division of the Pacific, U. S. A., r. W s
Hubbard, bet Howard and Folsom
Krieg Adam, bartender Beth & Fricke, r. 967 Mission
Krieg Anton, proptr S. F. Tannery, E s San Bruno
Koad, nr Twenty-eighth, r. W s Nebraska, bet
Sonoma and Yolo
Krieg Anton Jr., tanner A. Krieg, r.W s Nebraska, bet
Sonoma and Yolo
Krieg Henry S., tanner A. Krieg, r. W e Nebraska, bet
Sonoma and Yolo
Krieger Anna Mrs., confectionery, 337 Hayes
Krieger Charles, candy mnfr, 218 Sixth, r. 337 Hayes
Krieger Charles J., watchman, r. 333 Langton
Krieger Elise Miss, draper Clemens Haynert, r. 631
Geary
Krieger Jennie Miss, finisher Stearns, Worden & Co.,
r. 340 Ritch
Krieger Louis, candymaker, r. 337 Hayes
Krieger Otto, cook, r. 337 Hayes
VS" Krieger. See Kreger
Krieus Conrad, steward, r. 920 Montgomery
Krill Henry (Tesmore & Krill) r. 6 Virginia PI
Krill Louis, jeweler Pac. Jewelry Co., r. 6 Virginia PI
Krille Frederick, patternmaker, r. 335 Fourth
Krimmel William, cigarmaker H. Plagemann & Co.,
t. 606 Ellis
Krimphoff George, mate schr Mable Gray, r. 14 Ash
Av
Krimson Edward, wearer, r. NE cor Larkin and North
Point
Krimson John, bartender Florlan Knottner, r. 26
First
Krimson Peter A. J., birtender, r. 28 First
Kriner Peter T., cooper, r. 949 Howard
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIEKMO-KtECTRIC
RUSSIAN aDi TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Baths Siyei.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SANITARY PLUMBING
IN ALL ITS BKANCHES WELL DONE.
Kepairinff a. Specialty.
■V7- - E - X. A.3SrE ,
Plumber, 603 Kearny Street.
Established ISflO. TeleDhone 315.
Krlngel Max, tea -ber mupic, r. 2816 Pinu
Kiisheldorfif Charles, bartender, r. 209 Fourth
Kiibuc 1>. Mro., stamping and embroidery, 2152 Mis-
sion
Eriske Ernst, jeweler Bothschild h Hadenfeldt. r.
2152 Mission
Kriwanek J., waiter Maison Dor^e, r. 217 Kearny
Kroder August painter, r. 1103 Pierce
Kroder Henry H., apprentice J. K. Brodie h. Co., r.
1103 Pierce
Kroder John F., painter, r. 1103 Pierce
Kroder Louisa, widow, r. 1103 Pierce
Kroeber Eiuil H., seaman stmr San Juan
Kroeger Christian F., master mariner, r. 2011 Dnpont
Kroeger Ernest F., master mariner, r. 2011 Dnpont
Kroeger Frank, maltster National Brewing Co., r. 8E
cor Fulton and Webster
Kroeger Henry, driver Jersey Farm Dairy, r. 350 Te-
hama
Kroeger Herman A., r. 622 Market
Kroeger John H. (McDonnell & Kroeger) r. 2825X
Mission
Kroeger William (Thierbach 4 Kroeger) r. 9563* Har-
rison
8^ Kroeger. See Kroger, Krueger and Kruger
Kroeljle Frederick T., laborer, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Kroehle Henry, laborer Kohler 4 Frohllug, r. 1029
Pacific
Kroenke Henry C, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Eighth and Mission
Kroenke John, clerk Henry F. Michaells, r. junction
Mission and Valencia
Kroeplein G., capitalist, r. 310 Stockton
Kroepfli Bertha, widow, r. 56S Folsom
Kroff A., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co.
Kroger August, rancher, r. E s Madagascar bet Sus-
quehanna and St. John
Kroger Clans F., keeper U. S. Life Boat Station, r.
NE cor Fair Oaks and Twenty-sixth
Kroger George, seaman, r. 14 Sacramento
Kroger Hans (South S. F. Packing and Provision Co.)
r. S 8 Trinidad, bet Platte and Yazoo
Kroger Henry, S s Shasta, bet Illinois and Michigan
Kroger Herman, restaurant, 40") Pacific
Kroger Theodore, laborer Occidental Laundry
d^" Kroger. See Krooger, Krueger and Kruger
Krogh Charles A. (F. W. Krogh & Co.) r. 18 Sherman
Krogh Ferdinand W.|F. W. Krogh* Co.) r. 18 Sherman
Krogh Frederick, cabinetmiiker A. Frei, r. Alameda
Krogh F. W. & Co. (Ferdinand \V. and Charles A.
Krogh) mnfrs windmills, etc., 51 Beale
Krogh Hans, longshoreman, r. 5^ Gilbert
Krogh Marcus, carpenter, r. 5 Newell
Krogh Peter W., carpenter F. W. Krogh & Co. r. 164
Tehama
Krogh William, millhand, r. 154 Tehama
Krohn August, teamster, r. 1623 Turk
Krohn Frederick, r. 116 )« Clara
Krohn Gustave C. A, carpenter and builder, 3903
Pine, r. 1617 Baker
Krohn John C, clerk C. Curtin. r. 1616 Stockton
Krohn Josenh, clerk, r. 1616 Stockton
Krohn Louis, liquor saloon. 33 Pacific, r.lC16 Stockton
t^ Krohn. See Kron and Cron
Krohner Ernest, fisherman, r. NW cor Broderick and
Jeffer.son
Kromer Fritz, brewer, r. 609 Union
Kron A. K. <St Co. (Anna K., Henry F.. Frank R.
and Oscar J. Kron) proprietors San Lorenzo Tan-
nery and agenU Soquel Tannery (Santa Cruz)
office 505 Front
Kron Anna K. (A. K. Kron & Co. and Kron & Eber-
hard) r. Santa Cruz
Kron Frank R. .'A. K. Kron & Co. and Kron & Eber-
hard) r. Australia
Kron Henry F. (A. K. Kron t Co. and Kron & Eber-
hanl) r. Santa Cruz
Kron Juliu*, clothing, 927 Kearny, r. 729 McAllister
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
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HAS THE LARGEST BUSINESS
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Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Trimming-s
a Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Kron Oscar J. (A. K. Kron & Co. and Kron k Eber-
hard) r. 1326 Golden Gate Av
Kron & EberUard (Anna K., HenryF., Frank R.
and Oscar J. Kron and Jacob Eberharcl) tanners,
commission merchants and dealers leather, hides,
etc., 605 Front
fff" Kron. See Cron, Kjohn and Krone
Kronberg Adolph, liquor saloon, 119-121 Eddy, r. 12-)
Eddy
Krone Frederick W. , steward, r. 1517 Powell
Krone Louis, r. 2811 Bush
Krone Nels, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. E s Utah,
bet Sonoma and Yolo
Krone William, master mariner, r. 2105 Stockton
1^" Krone. See Crone, Krohn and Kron
Kronenberg F. & Co. (Frederick Kronenberg,
Philip Rohrbacher and Marcus Schwab) proprie-
tors United States Brewery, S s Fulton, bet Frank-
lin and Gough
Kroiicnberg Frederick (F. Kronenberg & Co.) r. 311
Fulton
Kronholm Edward M., assistant ticket dept Francis,
Valentine & Co., r. 20 Clarence PI
Kronholm Gustave F.. painter, r. 328 Seventh
Kronholm Kate, widow, r. 20 Clarence PI
Kronholm Johanna S. Mrs., midwife, r. 328 Seventh
Kronholm John J., pressman Francis, Valentine &
Co., r. 20 Clarence PI
Kronqvist Charles, liquor saloon, 720 Washington, r.
417 Drumm
Kromhal Henry (Fechheimer, Goodkind & Co.) r.
Palace Hotel
Krook Carl A., stevedore, r. 10 Dunn Alley
Krook Moritz L. (Krook & Smith) r. 1119 Kearny
Krook & Smith (Moritz L. Krook and Louis Smith)
proptrs Olympic Lodging House. 904 Kearny
Kroos Claus (Hall i Kroos) r. 2401 Mission
Kropp Charles, roofer, r. 45 Langton
Kropp Herman, manager Gatling Band, oface 126
Kearny, r. 45 Langton
Kropp John R., tinsmith, r. 45 Langton
Kroscher Hugo J. W., cigars and tobacco, 206 Mont-
gomery, r. 20 Montgomery
Kross Ferdinand L. A., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery,
r. S s Sierra, bet Vermont and Kansas
Krouglair Peter, steward S. F. Bar Assn, r. 6 Winter
Lane
Krouse Alexander, laborer, r. E 8 Teneriffe, nr Poto-
mac
Krouse Charles, r. 951 Mission
Krouse Frank, machinist, r. E s Teneriffe, nr Poto-
mac
Krouse Frank Jr., butcher, r. E s Teneriffe, nr Poto-
mac
Krouse Samuel R., mnfr gents' furnishing goods, 109
Battery, r. 1755 Howard
Krouse William C. teamster, r. 7 Falmouth
B^" Krouse. See Xraus, Kraus"! and Kransse
Krudener Henry W., teamster r. 421 Hayes
Krudner William, teamster Henry Toblemann, r. 422
Linden Av
Krueckel Andrew (Krueckel & Golly) r. 706 Bush
KiuecUel Brothers (Charles and Frank) wines
and liquors, 412 Market
Krueckel Charles (Krueckel Bros.) r. 1407 Steiner
Krueckel Frank (Krueckel Bros.) r. 245 Second
Krueckel Frederick, barber, 37 Sutter, r. 1407 Steiner
Krueckel Peter, liquor saloon, SW cor Fulton and
Franklin
Krueckel* Golly (Andrew Krueckel and Joseph
Golly) barbers, 325 Grant Av
Krueger Charles, compositor Abend Post, r. 1012 Val-
lejo
Krueger Edward, tailor O'Banion & Dagenais, r. 763
Mis.sion
Krueger George F., carriagemaker, 1114 Harrison, r.
1118 Harrison
Krueger Joseph, with Davis Bros., r. 653 Howard
Krueger Louis, cap mnfr, r. 408 Gough
Krueger Millard H., clerk Bienenfeld & Strauss, r.
653 Howard
Krueger William, clerk Henry Goldstein, r. 653 How-
ard
8^" Krueger. See Kruger, Kroeger and Kroger
Kruft Joseph (Schubert & Knift) r. 7H Dikeman
Kruft Peter, machinist, r. 521 Folsom
Kruftinger George, brewer Bavaria Brewery
Krug Albert, tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r. 1925
Howard
Krug Charles, teamster, r. 146 Eleventh
Krugf Fritz, proprietor New York Malt House, r.
408 Shotwell
Krug Lottie L. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1929 Howard "^^
Krug Philip, machinist George H. Tay & Co., r. 1925
Howard
Krug William L. T., lamplighter, r. 1929 Howard
tar Krug. See Crook
Krugel Christian A., carpenter, r. 1608 Baker
Kruger Adolph, peddler, r. 919!^ Filbert
Kruger Albert, longshoreman, r. 71 Tehama
Kruger August, r. San Bruno Road, nr Silver Ay
Kruger August, peddler, r. 919)4 Filbert
Kruger August, wood engraver, r. 2217 Leavenworth
Kruger Carl H., florist, r. 1325 Vallejo
Kruger Charles (J. Bollman & Co.) r. 825 LarWn
Kruger Charles, peddler, r. 919^ Filbert
Kruger Charles, tailor, r. 1320 Polk
Kruger Edward, tailor, r. 763 Mission
Kruger Edward A., r. 26 John
Kruger Henry, r. 19 Louisa
Kruger I. K. Miss, saleslady John Cogan, r. 653 How-
ard
Kruger Louis, cook Arthur H. Cousins, r. 422 Fol-
Kruger Louis, groceries and liquors, 715 Natoma, r.
716 Natoma
Kruger Louis, junk, 38 Hayes, r. 31754 Hayes
Kruger Maria, widow, r. 2217 Leavenworth
Kruger Mary Mrs., florist, 715 Mission
Kruger Max, junk, H8 Hayes, r. 119 Fulton
Kruger W. H. (Truckee Lumber and Box MnfgCo.) r.
Truobee, Cal
Kruger William, molder, r. 201 Main
B^" Kruger. See Kroeger, Kroger and Krueger
KruU C. Mrs., r. 608 Post
KruU Charles, sausagemaker, r. 491 Haight
KruU Charles D., cigarmaker M. Cohen, r. 738 Val-
lejo
KruU Ernest, shirtmaker, r. 1330 Alabama
Krull H., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 804 Hum-
boldt
KruU I. F., tailor, r. 738 Vallej
Krull John, cabinetmaker Jason Springer & Co., r. 24
Garden
KruU Ludwig S., master schr Maggie V. Hartman, r.
1024 McAllister
Krull Richard R., confectioner J. M. Pike, r. 157
Ninth
Krumbeck Christopher, teamster, r. 1709 Eddy
Krumbeck Diedricb, teamster, r. 436 Seventh
Krumberg William C, tailor, r. 116 Tenth
Krumholz John, butcher, r. 7 William
Krummer A., cigarmaker Hoffman i Davis
Krupt Peter, laborer N. W. Spaulding Saw Co.
Krusa M. Mrs., r. 2016 Powell
Kruse Adolph, painter W. G. Koch, r. Clement, bet
Fifth and Point Lobos Avs
Kruse Carrie Mrs., furnished rooms, 429 Seventh
Kruse Edward (Kruse & Euler) r. 620 Turk
Kruse Edward Jr., salesman Kruse & Euler, r. 620
Turk
Kruse Emil T., clerk Kruse & Euler, r. 620 Turk
Kruse Frank, helper J. W. Ketfe, r. 429 Seventh
Kruse Fred., grocer, r. 335 Jessie
Kruse Fred., r. 527 Post
Kruse Fred. (Schulz & Kruse) r. 1434 Ritch
f. & J. SLOANE & CO.
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
ManufactTirers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Market SI
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
The Highest Grade Ohampaffne,
Equal to the Beat.
lARPAO HARASZTHY » CO.,
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KruBe Frederick, teamster CUarlea S. Howard, r. 609
Willow Av
Kruse George H., teamster Charles S. Howard, r. 609
Willow Av
Kruse Hans H., carpenter, r. 186 )<S Vandewater
Kruse Henry J., clerk H. F. Salileuder, r. 622 X Lom-
bard, rear
Kruse J. Henry, lumber, wood, coal, hay and
grain. SE cor Twenfy-tbird and Shotwell
Kruse John, cellarmau Claus Wreden & Co., r. 620
Lombard, rear
Kruse Knud V., shipearpenter, r. S s Amherst, nr
Felton, D. M. T.
, Kruse Martin, liquor saloon, NE cor Chestnut and
Montgomery
Kruse Peter P., driver, r. 31 Austin
Kruse William, clerk, r. 62 Tehama
Kruse William H., salesman Kruse & Euler, r. 620
Turk
Kruse & Euler (Edward Kruse and Emil Rohte)
importers and wholesale grocers and commission
merchants, 209-211 Front
0^ Kruse. See Cruise, Cruz and Kroos
Krusie Herman, engineer S. F. Bridge Co., r. 1232
Golden Gate Av
Krutmejer Gustavus B. (Krutmejer & Co.) r. 142
Castro
Krutmejer & Co. (Gustavus B. Krutmejer and James
S. Burls) shipbrokers and commission agents, 419
California
KruttscUmitt Agues Mrs., midwife, r. 931)4 Folsom
Kruttschmitt August M., r. 931 M Folsom
Krutzen.John, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Kryiiski Lukas, liquor saloon, 2925 Mission
Krzyzauowki Maria, widow, r. 405 Post
Kubach William, butcher J. C. Germer, r. 19Ji
Rausch
Kubbe William C, butcher, r. 107 Austin
Kube Frank, cemeutworker, r. 22 Turk
Kuber August, laborer, r. 5 Winter Lane
Kuchel Flora C. Miss, saleslady W. C. Medbery & Co.,
r. 536 Sixteenth
Kuchel Henry, compositor Examiner, r. 728 Bush
Kuchel Louisa A. Mrs., teacher French, r. 536 Six-
teenth
Kuchmeister Aug., porter Tillmann & Bendel, r. 1234
Broadway
Kijchmeister Henry A., bartender B. F. Jelllson, r.
1234 Broadway
KUchmeister Henry W., janitor New City Hall, r. 1234
Broadway
Kiick August (Henke & Kuck) and proptr Tanners'
Home, r. W 8 ban Bruno Road, bet Twenty-sixth
and Army
Kuck Diederich, clerk Hatton k Schumacher, r. E a
Tennessee, bet Sierra and Nevada
Kuck Herman, laborer, r. 8 Welsh
Kuck Marx, clerk, r. 701 Hayes
aBT Kuck. See Cook
Kiicking John, baker, r. 1802 Mason
Kucks Ferdinand, furniture finisher, r.'829}j Vallejo,
rear
Kudrna Frank, tailor Solomon Michael, r. 643 How-
ard
Kuebrich George, brewer National Brewing Co., r.
1012 Webster
Kuechler George, cabinetmaker, r. 26 Turk
Kueck Henry J., soapcutter, r. W s Utah, bet Center
and Santa Clara
Kueffer John, pianomaker, r. 1239 Folsom
Kuehn Eliza, varieties, NE cor Twenty-fourth and
Florida
Kuehn John, cutter, r. 524 Pine
Kuehn Max, liquor saloon, NE cor Twenty-fourth and
Florida
Kuehn Victor, casemaker Geo. C. Shreve k Co., r. 612
Post
•^ Kuehn. See Coon and Kuhn
FRATINGER & CO.
THE LEADING
CM Al SUIT HOUSE.
105 KEARIVY STREET.
JOHN HAMMOND
KUH
WATER CLOSETS
OF EVERY rESCRIPTION_CAREFULLY REPAIRED.
PLUMBER. 505 KEARNV STREET.
Estalibshea 1S60, Telephone 315.
Kuenccke Charles, r. 14 Moss
Kuenzi Rudolph, woodturner J. G. H. Meyer, r. Oak-
land
Knester Louis, groceries and liquors, 25 Louisa
Kufeke U. chard (Hausman, Kufeke k Co.) r. Liver-
pool, Eng.
Kuftner Anton, teacher music, r. 15 Eleventh
Kugeler Frederick H. (Browning k Kugeler) r. 600
Nineteenth
Kuglalr Peter, cook, r. 6 Winter Lane
Kugleberg Henry, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt k Co.,
r. 1G04M Jessie
Kusler Charles, laborer, r. 24 Chesley
Kuh Arthur, bookkeeper Bamberger k Kaempfer, r.
1417 Octavia
Kuh Emit, assayer, r. 800 Greenwich
Kuh J. Mrs., widow, r. 1417 Octavia
e^ Kuh. See Cue
Kuhert Madelina. widow, r. H, bet Third and Fourth
Avs
Kuhl Arthur J., salesman Davis Bros., r. 127 Taylor
Kuhl Hans G., with Freeman Bros. & Co.. r. 745 Fran-
cisco
Kuhl Henry Mrs., fancy goods, 127 Taylor
Kuhl Jacob, cooper, r. 16 H Gilbert
Kuhl Jobn H., cabinetmaker Indianapolis Furniture
Co., r. 23)4 Freelon
Kuhl Marx, proprietor Hotel Rhein, 909 Kearny
Kuhl Williaiu, r. 735 Brannan
l^" Kuhl. Sre Cool and KuU
Kuhlemann M. Mrs., r. 136 Julian Av
Knhlemaun William, machinist National Iron Works
Kublenkamp Henry, shoemaker, 735 McAllister, r. 610
Ivy Av
Kuhliug H. Anton, toolmaker, r. ISM Oak Grove Av
Kuhike John H., liquor saloon, SW cor Beale and Mis-
sion, r. Alameda
Kiihlken Joseph, seaman stmr Columbia, r. 210 Bran-
nan
Kuhliuann Diederich, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Ninth and Harrison
Knhlmann George, cook, r. 763 Howard
Kuhlmann John, bottler John J. Buck, r. 231^Second
fl^" Kuhlmann. See Kullman
Kuhlmeyer Edward, candymaker L. Saroni & Co., r.
957 J4 Folsom
Kuhlmeyer Henry, bookkeeper Heckmann k Immel,
r. 957 ;i Folsom
Kuhlme.ver Louisa, widow, r. 957 >4 Folsom
Kuhls Edward G. F., bookkeeper Kohler k Van Ber-
gen, r. 1927 H Sutter
Kuhls Frederick A., city agent Kohler k Frohling, r.
33 Hoff Av
Kuhlwein Lizzie Mrs., r. 16 Clara Lane
Kuhn Alfred, machinist John Weichhart, r.917 Powell
Kuhn Bernhard, soap mnfr, olHce 402 Front, room 4,
r. 1423 Valencia
Kuhn Charles, upholsterer Indianapolis Furniture
Co., r. 14)4 Garden
Kuhn Charles G., bartender Peters Bros., r. 37 Lily Av
Kuhn Charles L., cigarmaker H. Plagemann & Co., r.
717 Howard
Kuhn Christian, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery
Kuhn Christian A. (Kuhn AEEchenhorst] r. 337
Jessie
Kuhn Christina, widow, r. 1406 Polfc
Kuhn Ernest, seaman, r. 263 East
Kuhn Frank, tailor, r. 917 Powell
Kuhn Franz L., porter A. Fluke's Widow, r. 909
Kearny i
Kuhn Frederick, carpenter, r. 118 Dore ]
Kuhn George, tailor, r. 917 Powell
Kuhn George J., teamster, r. 3215 Lombard
Kuhn Henry, liquor saloon, 710 Valencia
Kuhn John, janitor, r. 904 Powell
Kuhn John F., oiler stmr City of Rio de Janeiro, r.
2130 Market
Kuhn Joseph, r. 1406 Polk
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
marnifncturer of every dencriptlon of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CABS.
42 to SO Beale Street, Man Franclaeo.
STEAM ENGINES AND THRESHING MACHINES.
TBUMAN, ISHAH & HOOKEBi
421-4^7 Market Street,
KUH
710
KYL
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
niPOBTEKS or
MARBELIZED MANTELS,
Fire Grates and Tile.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Kuhn Ludwig, brassfinisher, r. 1921 H Mason
Kiilin Oscar, tailor, r.l213 Powell
Kuhn Peter, foreman Kohler & Van Bergen, r. 3 Pow-
ell Av, B. H.
Kuhn K. A., secretary assistant general superintendent
8. P. Co.. r. 404 Turk
Kulin <b Kschentiorst (Christian A. Kuhn and
Henry Eschenhorst) billiard saloon, and wines
and liquors, 1034 Market
t^ Kuhn. See Coon and Knehn
Kiihue A. Mrs-, widow, r. 26 McAllister
Kiikens Amelia, widow, r. 96 Hayes
Kulander Solomon, peddler, r. 139 Shipley
Kulke John, miller, r. 1309 Stockton
Kulievan Nicholas, bartender Bozo Radorlch, r. 819
Jones
Kulies Harmand H., cigarpacker, r. 909 Kearny
KuU John, watertender stmr Santa Rosa, r. 123 Lily
Av
Kull Louisa Mrs., bakery, 108 Hayes
^- Kull. See Cull and Kuhl
KuUburg 'William, superintendent William Town-
send, r. 630 Twenty-third
Kullman A., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 403
Leavenworth
Kullman Herman (Kullman, Salz k Co., and Kull-
man, Wagner & Co.) r. 1306 Post
Kullman Julius, r. I?i06 Post
Kallman, Salz & Co. (Herman Kullman, Jacob
Salz and Charles Hart) tanners and dealers hides
and leathers and proprietors Benicia Tannery
(Benlcia, Cal.) office and snlesroom lOti Battery
Kullman Simon (Kullman & Co.) r. 722 Filbprt
Kullman, Wagner & Co. (Herman Kullman,
Jacob Salz, Charles Wagner and Cha^l^B Hart)
proprietors Pacific Tannery (Stockton, Cal.) office
106 Battery
Kullman & Co. (Simon Kullmann and William Low-
enberg) stockbrokers, 313 Montgomery
i^" Kullman. See Kuhlman and Kuhlmann
Kumantaros Peter, fruits, 837 Market
Kummerer Frederich, tailor, r. 19 Stockton PI
Kiimmerlander Richard, lodgings, 677}^ Mission
Kummerow Henry, waiter, r. 809 Vallejo
Kumpf Jacob, cigarmaker Peter C.islick, r. 120 Ship-
ley
Kumpf Peter, liquor saloon. 102 Sixth, r. 546 Natoma
Kunath Osfar, portrait painter, 105 Stockton, r. 22
Metcalfe PI
Knnce Louisa, widow, r. 14 John
Kuner Albert, seal engraver and die sinker, 704 Mont-
gomery, r. 730 Gough
Kurrer John, cabinetmaker, r. 25 Hermann
Kiiner Rudolph A., commercial traveler, r. 730 Gough
Kungle Charles H., r. 1823 Stockton
Kunhardt Fabian, compositor, r. 917 Jackson
Kunkle W. C. longshoreman, r. 17 Zee, rear
Kuukler John E., physician, 514 Kearny
Kunnecke William, butcher Meyer & Akmann, r. 1216
Seventeenth
Kunnemann Johan, watchmaker L.Braverman ft Co.,
r. Oakland
Kunst August, winekeeper B. Dreyfus & Co.. r. 1153
Howard
Kuntz Emile, bookbinder, r. 520 Stockton
Kuntze Richard, delivery clerk O. B. and N. Co., r. 1706
LarkiD] «;<^
Kunz Henry, clerk Charles Meirecke & Co., r. 122
Shotwell
Kuaz Philip, cutter Alexander Nicoll. r. 830 Pacific
Kuper Ernest, carpenter, r. 304 Sixteenth
Kupfer Frederick J., druggist G. Leipnitz & Co., r.
409 Fourth
Kupfer George A., compositor Alta
Kuppe Hugo, driver John Wieland Brewing Co., r.
39 Natoma
Kuppel Gustavus, hamsewer Lobos Square Packing
House
Kurl Alfred, chairmaker Wakefield Rattan Co., r.
Elcho House
Kurlandzik M. Mrs., dressmaking, r. 1117^ Folsom
Kurlbaum Herman W., collector, r. 10 Ellis
Kurlfinke H. August, salesman H. Schroder r. 1210
Lark in
Kurpinsky Paul C. butcher. Precita Av, bet Columbia
PI and Gunnison Av, B. H.
Kurre Charles, carpenter, r. W s Broderick, bet Beach
and Jefferson
Kurtz Adolph, groceries and liquors, N E cor Bryant
and Third
Kurtz Andrew, fruits, SE cor Twenty-third and Fol-
som
Kurtz Frederick, confectioner, r. 1321 Kearny
Kurtz Michael, r. cor Guiana and Railroad Av
Kurtz W., r. 29 Hill
Kurtzwelg Ferdinand, laborer, r. 922 Battery
Kuruczar Paul (Andreas Chrenyk & Co.) r. .12 Minna
Kuruczar Stephen (Andreas Chrenyk & Co.) r. 52
Minna
Kuruzar Andreas (Andreas Kuruzar & Co.) r. 1 Mary
Kuruzar Andreas *: Co. (Andreas Kuruzar and Joseph
Nosacek) wireworks, 1 Mary
Kurz Gustav, gilder, r. 127^ Oak
Kurxe Hermann, brewer Hayes Valley Brewery, r. 514
Grove
Kuse) John, porter, r. 52 Louisa
Kusel L. E., bookkeeper L. Feldmann ft Co
Kusel Solomon A., mnfr. shirts, etc., 806-808 Ta-
lencia
Kuss Charles J., teacher music, r. 420 Golden Gate
Av
Kups Edward, piano maker, r. 1613 k Webster
Kuss George W., pressman Bacon ft Co.,r. 1613M Web-
ster
Kuss Lena Miss, teacher music, r. 420 Golden Gate At
Knstel Henry (Kflstel & Co.) r. Alameda
KUbiJjJj (fe C/Ui (Henry Knstel)
assayerg, 318 Pine
Kuster Andrew V., bartender, r. 311 Seventeenth
Kuster Ernest W.. nssayer, r. 1705 Sutter
Kuster Hugo L., jeweler H. Elleau, r. 44 Willow At
Kuster Otto, clerk A. Gerdes, r. 44 Willow Av
Kustermann Wiliiam, cabinetmaker, r. SW cor Cali-
fornia and Parker Avs, B. H.
Kutcher John, tailor, r. 324 Minna
Kutner Adolph (Kutner, Goldstein & Co.) r. 1100
Eddv
Kutner, Bepler & Co. (Joseph Kutner, Frederick Bep-
ler and Charles Rapp) machine works, 116 Main
Kutner, Golostein & Co. merchants (Fresno, Hanlord,
Fowler and Selma, Cal.) office 7-9 Battery
Kutner Joseph (Kutner, Helper & Co.) r. 1522" Geary
Kutner Leopold, with E. Sikes & Co., r. 612 Eddy
eST" Kutner. See Kuttner
Kutsch George, cook, r. 337 Bush
Kutter Edward, porter Sherwood & Sherwood, r. 1329
Union
Kutter Henry, laborer, r. 1229 Union
Kuttner Charles A., river pilot, r. 2403 Taylor
Kuttner Henry, with J. C. Scott, r. 819 Larkin
Kuttner Louis, watchmaker, r. 819 Larkin
Kuttner Napthaly, stamping and designing, 819 Larkin
«E?" Kuttner. See Kutner
Kutz Gabriel M. (Kutz & Murr) r. 539 McAllister
Kutx Ai Mnrr (Gabriel M. Kutz and Lewis Mnrr)-
manufacturers and wholesale dealeis boots and
shoes, 107 Battery, factory 224 Fell
Kutzkau Emil, sculptor, r. 509 Twenty-first
Kiiver Katie, domestic 946 Twenty-first
Kydd Isaac, assistant superintendent Presidio RR.,
r. 1208H Union
S^ Kydd. See Kidd
Kylberg H., tailor, r. 606 Stevenson
Kyle Charles R., manager Home's Electro Magnetfo
Belt and Truss Co., 702 Market
THE HASTINGS"
. THE BEST
CLOTHING.
WASHINGTON Fire Ins. Co. of
Capital, 81,000,000 I GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Assets, $1,810,273 | WM. SE2T01T, ^st Maaager.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
KYL
711
LAC
Kyle Joseph, engineer F. Korbel & Bro., r. York, nr
Santa Clara
Kyle Robert, liquor saloon, 304 Pncifio
Kyle Robert Mrs., widow, r. 9 Harriet
Kyle Thomas, ciipitallBt, G38 Market, r. 831 O'Farrell
a^Kyle. S.e Keil
Kyne P.itrlck (Horrigan & Kyr.o) r. N 8 Nineteenth,
bet Eureka and Duuglaes
Kyne Patrick, boilermaker, r. 141 Rose At
Kyne T. A., laborer Pac. Oil and Lead Works, r. 17)4
Geneva
■^ Kyne. See Coyne and Kine
LAA6E CHARLES H.
Cnlifortiia Cnrriajre Top Manufactory,
all kinds cushions, clasht^s. lazybacks,
strap and neck yokes, carriag^e trim-
mings, etc., 91 6-^1 8 Mission, r. 86
Everett
Laan Frederick, seaman, r. 8E cor Drumm and DbtIb
Labadie Edward L. (Labadie & Bretonnel) r. 1020
Sutter
Labadie Jean, tanner A. Legallet, r. N s Venezuela,
bet Tombigbee and Potomac
Labadie William, carpenter, r. 1225 Twenty-fifth
Labadie k Bretonnel (Edward L. Labadie and Jules
V. Bret^nel) proptrs Cal. Label and General
Printing House, 4 Sutter
Labarbare John, liquor saloon, 31 Sacramento
Labarere Mitehell, boarding, 219 Geary
Labarthe Justin, r. 308 Sutter
Labaschien Charles, clerk, r. 423 Bush
Labat John, French laundry, 205 Eddy
Labat John, liquor saloon, 1401 Powell
Labataille Jacques (Henri Pottet & Co.) r. Twenty-
first, nr Alabama
Labbe Josephine, widow, furnished rooms, 1412 Pow-
ell
Labbe Pierre, agent, r. 862 M Harrison
Label Henry, fruits, SE cor Taylor and O'Farrell, r.
335 O'Farrell
Label Isadore. clerk William Jobn, r. 335 O'Farrell
Label Jacob, junk dealer, r. 21 Harriet
Label Louis, engineer Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r. 21
Harriet
Label Samuel, clerk William John, r. 335 O'Farrell
Label Simon, dgarmaker S. Hasterlick, r. 214 Steuart
Label Solomon, general merchandise, 212 Steuart, r.
."iKSH Natoma
La Bell Henry, master mariner, r. 1207 Lyon
Labera Frank, tanner Norton Tanning Co.
La Berge Charles H., painter, r. 1938 Fillmore
La Berge Silas W., salesman Schammel Packing Co.,
r. 1938 Fillmore
La Berge Walter C, clerk, r. 1938 Fillmore
Labetoure Marie, r. 213 Minna
Labbard Adolph M. D., porter, r. 15 Garden At
Labbard Jean, nursery. '2614 Ocnry
Labine Oliver (Lubine k Massat) r. 429 Bush
Labine & Massat (Oliver Labine and Charles Massat)
liquor saloon, 641 Commercial
Lablnski William, collector, Viii Grant Av, r. 2116
Howard
La Blanc John (La Blanc & Co.) r. 1721 Devisadero
La Blanc & Co. (John La Blanc) dental supplies, 5
Chronicle Bldg
Lsblanch Valentine, cigarmaker, r. SE cor Pacific
and Sansome
Labobm A. Martha, midwife, r. 504 Jessie
Labohm George, carriage painter, r. 504 Jessie
Labobm Henry G., teacher languages, r. 504 Jessie
Labohm John W., carriagemaker Carvill Mnfg Co., r.
5U4 Jessie
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIKRIttO-EtECTKIC
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Given.
415 SXTTTER STREET. 415
BATH TUBS, BOILERS,
TANKS, SHOWERS, FAUCETS.
Plumbers' Sanitary Goods of all Kinds,
\A/_ E
PLUMBER,
Establlbhed 1860.
_ L-ANE,
605 KEARN'C STREET.
Telephone 315.
Laborde Ettieune. laborer, r. 738 Pacific
Laborde Frank, tanner, r. W 8 Railroad At, bet St.
Thomas and Venezuela
Laborde Jean, driver P. G. Somps, r. 259 Clementina
Laborde Sophie, laundress, r. 718 Turk
Laborie Alfred, engineer A. Legallet
Laborie Baziln, tanner A. Legallet, r. N • Venezuela,
bet Tombigbee and Potomac
Laborie Francois, carpenter A. Legallet, r. Venezuela,
bet Tombigbee and Potomac
Labourdette Jean P., laundry man, r. Excelsior Home-
titead
La Brie Godfroi, physician, lOTO Mission
Labrut John A., painter, r. 1245 Mission
Labrut John B., varieties, 1012 Potrero Av
Labusch Charles, baker Louis Hansen, 515 Third
Lacaro Jfiseph, shoemaker, r. 540 Green
Lacarri Michael vegetable garden, cor Church and
Fifteenth
Lacay Jean, restaurant. 425 Pine
Lacaze Baptiste, carriage mnfr and horse shoeing,
714 Sansome, r. 21 John
Lacaze Maximin V., printer, 8 Montgomery Av, r. 21
John
Lacazette BertrandD., liquor saloon, S08 Montgomery
Av
Lacazette Brothers (John and Eugene) nursery, Goet-
tingen, nr Berlin, U. M. T.
Lacazette Eugene (Lacazette Bros.) r. cor Burrows
and Goettinwen, U. M. T.
Lacazette John (Lacazette Bros.) r. cor Burrows and
Goettlngen, U. M. T.
I^ace House, David Samuels proprietor, 123-129
Post
Lacey Albert E., shipping clerk Joseph Wagner Jt Co.,
r. 941 Valencia
Lacey Allie, domestic Palace Hotel
Lacey Charles C, chief engineer stmr Ancon, r. 2621
Octavia
Lacey Charles H., pantryman stmr City of Chester, r.
2927 Mission
Lacey Edwurd F., cooper, r. 934 Howard
Lacey Edward R., clerk, r. 806 Taylor
Lacey Frank W., printer, r. 511 Vallejo
Lacey Frederick G., clerk, r. 126 Turk ,
Lacey James W., painter, r. 7 Sunshine Court
Lacey John C, seaman, r. 2^21 Octavia
Lacey John F., carriagemaker, r. 1422 Howard
Lacey Martin, laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
Lacey Michael, stevedore, r. 35 54 Perry
Lacey Micbael, laborer Pac. Boiling Mill, r. N 8
Shasta, bet Illinois and Michigan
Lacey Peter J., tanner R. Curtis, r. NWoor Adam and
Eve
Lacey Robert, carpenter, r. 511 Valleio
Lacey Robert H., printer, r. 511 Vallejo
Lacey Thomas, helper Union Iron Works, r. B! s Illi-
nois, bet Napa and Lena PI
Lacey W. W., druggist, r. 320 Lsrkin
ta^ Lacey. See L;icy and Letcy
La Chapelle Exilfia Mme., liquor saloon, NEcor Post
and Central Av
La Chapelle Joseph J., carriage painter, 230 Mission,
r. 3175 Mission
La Chapelle William, bartender r. NE cor Post and
Central Av
Larhcle Thomas, plumber, r. 416 Francisco
Lacher Edward, milker Magdalen Asylum
Lacher George, tailor, 403 Sutler
Liacher Isaac, dealer hides, 620 Front, r. 1516
O'Farrell
Lacher Melnrad, milker, r. 431 Pine
Lachraan Abraham, clothing, 810 Montgomery
Lachinnn Abraham (Lachman & Jacubi) r. 1324 Gul-
den Gate Av
Lachman Adolph J. (Sideman, Lachman k Co.) r.
l:t07 Octavia
Lachman Albert (S. Lachman * Co.) r. 603 Sutter
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONB 82.
FINE PRINTING-
FROM NKW TYPE.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO.. General Agents,
439 CalUornla Street.
LAC
712
LAD
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO,
IMPOBTEBS or
irtOTST
II=*E3,
FOR GAS, STEAM AND TATATER.
Pipe FltUnBTB, all Sizes.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Lachnian Benjamin, glazier, r. E s Nebraska, bet
Santa Clara and Slariposa
Lachman Bertha, widow, r. ti20 Octavia
Lachman Ernestine Miss, dressmaker L. Franco, r.
62(1 Octavia
Lachman Frederick, r. 522 Eighth
Lachman Harry, bookkeeper F. P. Latson & Co., r.
1713 Laguna
Lachman Henry (S. Lachman & Co.) r. 603 Sutter
Lachman Jacob, bartender William E. Ingram, r. 810
Montgomery
Lachman James, car conductor, r. 829 Folsom
Lachman L. J ., salesman Herman Heyneman, r. 1307
Octavia
Lachman Louis, tailor, 518 Pine, r. 1713 Laguna
Lachman Moritz Mrs. (Lachman & Sternfels) r. 909
McAllister
Lachman Morris, upholsterer, r. 1810 Laguna
LACHMAN S. & CO. ,sa«.„ei,
Henry and Albeit liaclinian) g^ro-wers
and dealers California -wines, brandies
and cliampag-nes, office and salesroom
501 Market, SW cor First, vi^arelioitses
453-4:65 Brannan
Lachman Samuel (S. Lachman & Co.) r. 603 Sutter
Hiacliman & Jacobi (Abraham Lachman and
Frederick and Jacob J. Jacobi) growers and deal-
ers California wines and brandies, warehouse and
office S s Brannan, nr Second
Lachman & Sternfels (Mrs. Moritz Lachman and Ber-
nard H. Sternfels) importers and mnfrs furs, 129
Montgomery
Lachmann Jacob L., restaurantkeeper, r. 17 Treat Av
Lachmann Julius, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. S s
Dominica, nr St. John
Lachtberry James, marine engineer, r. 1034 Folsom
Lack Charles, grocer, r. 1037 Folsom
Lack Harry, plumber, r. 1915 Geary
liackeman Cliarles, importer and dealer hard-
ware, 516 Kearnv, r. 1214 Leavenworth
Lackenbach Charles, tailor. 1422 Market, r. 106 Ninth
Lackey James M., barber, 53 Fifth, r. 12 Mint Av
Lackey John E., laborer, r. 439 Fifth
Lackie Harry P. Mrs., r. 2 Harriet
Lackmann Henry, groceries and liquors, NW cor Pine
and Broderick
Lackmann John, groceries and liquors, 816 California
Lackmann Sophie, widow, r. 811 Union
Lacombe Celetitin, tanner A. Legallet, r. N 8 Vene-
zuela, bet Tomblgbee and Potomac
Lacombe Charlotte, widow, r. 1623 Leavenworth
Lacombe George (Stack * Lacombe) r. 539 Haight
Lacombe George, pressman, r. 1523 Powell
Lacombe Joseph, pressman C. A. Murdock b Co., r.
113 Trenton
Lacomber Peter, fruits and vegetables, 2851 Mission
La Come Jean, French laundry, 345 Seventeenth
Lacordia Desire, Ashman Robert J. Johnson, r. 15 St.
Mary's
La Correspondencia (weekly) La Correspondencia
Publishing Co. proptrs, 410 Kearny, room 32
La Correspondencia Publishing Co., proptrs La Cor-
respondencia, S. A. De Cardona manager, 410
Kearny, room 32
Lacoste Andre, laborer Spring Valley Tannery, r.
Fort Mason
Lacoste B., foundryman Pac. Rolling Mill
Lacoste Edward, waiter Albert Sarrail, r. 817 Mont-
gomery
Lacoste Frank, proptr Frank's Botisserie, 419 Pine
Lacoste J. (Capdevielle & Lacoste) r. 218 Mont-
gomery Av
Lacoste John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E B De
Haro, bet Center and El Dorado
Lacoste Josef, cook, r. 310 Montgomery Av
Lacoste Joseph, waiter Villa Hotel
Lacoste Thomas, gardener, NE cor Center and Kansas
Lacour Alfred, clerk South British Fire and Marine
Ins. Co., r. 1513 }<i Laikin
Lacour M. Mrs., lodgings, 510 Stockton
Lacour Pierre, peddler, r. 510 Stockton
Lacrolx Auguste, gardener, r. 1518 Bush
Lacroix John, liquor saloon, 1522 Stockton
Lacroix Joseph L., bartender Isaac L. Cadieux, r. 523
Kearny
Lacua Francois, collector French Mutual Ben. Soc,
r. 1509 Powell
Lacues Jean, laundryroan, r. 33 Chenery
Lacy Benjamin T. (Parke & Lacyj r. 615 Chestnut
Lacy D. P., r. 529 Valencia
Lacy Hannah, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Lacy Harry, note broker, 321 California, r. San Le-
andro
Lacy James, waiter, r. 60 Annie
Lacy John G., tinsmith, 305 Eighth, r. 1113 Eight-
eenth
Lacy Julia Miss, compositor, r. 109 Montgomery
Lacy Martin, clerk, r. 1006!^ Washington
Lacy Martin, laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
Lacy Nicholas, gardener, r. H Salmon
Lacy P., lineman Pac. Bell Tel. Co., r. 718 Tehama
Lacy Patrick, miner, r. 212 First
Lacy Peter, r. 311 Sutter
Lacy Robert, tinsmith, r. 8 Verona
Lacy Thomas, stevedore, r. 221 Broadway
Lacy Timothy, miner, r. 212 Second
Lacy Virginia, r. 129 O'Farrell
Lacy William, conductor, r. 715 Howard
Lacy William, waiter, r. 260 Clementinit rear
B^ Lacy. See Lacey and Leacy
Lada Bionislaw, usher Tivoli Opera House, r. 213
Powell
Lada Marie Mme., teacher music, r. 213 Powell
Ladaguous Justin (Somali, Ladagnous & Co.) r. .104
Grant Av
Ladd Annie M. Mrs., widow, r. 2519 Pine
Ladd Charles D., guns and sporting materials, 529-
531 Kearny and 113 Sansome, r. 906 Clay
Ladd Charles J., cabinetmaker, r. 700 California
Ladd Edward H., clerk Charles D. Ladd, r. 429 O'Far-
rell, rear
Ladd Florence L. Miss, teacher evening school, r.
1139 Guerrero
Ladd Francis B., clerk Atlantic and Pac. Fast Freight
Line, r. 834 Mission
Ladd Frank Z., freight clerk stmr San Jose, r. 2519
Pine
Ladd George S., president Sunset Telephone-
Telegraph Co., Pacific Bell Tele^one Co., Elec-
tric Development Co., United Carriage Co. and
Edison Electric Light Co., office 32S Pine, r. 2836
California
Ladd Horace C, r. 1419 Clay
Ladd Horace J., r. 2121 Bush
Ladd James D., shipping clerk, r. 11 Monroe
Ladd John E., bartender S. Sample, r. 1 Taylor
Ladd Joseph K., butclier E. Harris, r. 912 Laguna
Ladd Kittle Miss, r. 912 Laguna
Ladd Louis D., r. 2519 Pine
Ladd May M. Miss, r. 2519 Pine
Ladd Parrish B. (Ladd >V: Allen) r. Alameda
Ladd Smith E., clerk freight depot S. P. Co., r. 1139
Guerrero
Ladd & Allen (Parrish B. Ladd and William H.
Allen) attorneys at law, 220 Sansome, rooms 10-12
Laden John, laborer, r. 526 Howard
Laden William H., butcher John T. Crummey, r. W 8
Minnesota, bet Solano and Mariposa
Ladies' Bethel Sewing Society, NE cor Sacramento
and Drumm
Ladies' French Benevolent Association, 120 Sutter
Ladies' Protection and Relief Society, home E ■
Franklin, bet Post and Geary
Ladies' Seaman's Friend Society, meet at Sailor's
Home, NE cor H.-trrison and Main
DRAPERIES.
Special attention given to mal(ing up Draperies and
Canopies for Lodges, Societies, etc.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STEEET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE H0T4l.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St
rn IDCF PYTRA nPY,^^*""" *^^»™P"ene. comparison will prove )ARPAO HARASZTHY 4 CO.
LllLirOL LA I nM Un I ^superiority overimported. No Brandy used, r 630 WA3HI»OT0H STEZZT.
LAD
713
LAH
LadiPB' United Hebrew Benevolent Society, meet 121
Eddy
Ladnski John, liquor stloon, 518 Merchant, r. 1213 M
Pacific
Laduski Oscar, clerk Yennekobl Bros., r. 2213}j Pa-
cific
Ladnskl Richard, clerk Lebenbaum Bros., r. 1213)4
Pacific
Lady WaKbington Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey
Co., Nev.) William H Watson secreUry, 302
Montgomery, rooms 5-6
Laederich Julius N., butcher J. Schweitzer b Co., r.
231 EiKhth
Laederich Victor, trimmer B. Grave k Co., r. 808
Mission
Laederich Walter, driver, r. 808 Mission
Laeremans Frank, r. 1517 Larkin
Lafaille Frank H., coiumercial traveler, r. Chapul-
trpec, nr Coso .\v, B. H.
T^laille Samuel J., carpenter, r. Chapultepec, nr
Coso Av, B. H.
Lafaix Amelia Mme., curtain mending and cleaning,
119 Stockton
Lafaix Felix, carrier The Guide, r. 350 Sutter
Lafaix John R.. entjraver, r. 119 Stockt<in
Lafargiie Andre, manaRer John Sauluier & Co., 607-
609 Front, 716 Montgomery
liafayette Bre^very, A. Anetett k Co. proprie-
tors, 725-727 Green
Lafayette Guard Armory, 730 Montgomery
Lafayette House, Bennede & Dulac proptrs, 736 Pa-
cific
Lafee Jacob, expressman, NE cor Bush and Mont-
gomery, r. 1295 Alabama '
Laferrera Giuseppi (Cheli 4 Leferrera) r. Roma
Hotel
Laffjn N'orinne Miss. r. 768 Howard
Laflfi-rty Beruard F., liquor saloon, 308 Beale
Laflferty Dennis H., carpenter, 8 Taylor, r. 139 Taylor
Lafferty Elizabeth, domestic 1115 Devisadero
Lifferty Frederick S.. clerk A. N. Drown, r. 7.30 Grove
Lafferty John Capt., grain buyer Lewis W. McGlauf-
lln, r. 730 Grove
Lafferty Mary Miss, r. 139 Taylor
Lafferty Mary, domestic 121 Bartlett
Lafferty Mary Misn, ironer La Grande Laundry
Lafferty Michael, engineer, r. 26 Folsom
Lafferty Owen, firem^in dry room La Grande Laundry
Lafferty Owen, marble polisher, r. E s California Av,
opp Twenty-ninth
Lafferty Patrick, teamster, r. 624 Fourth
Lafferty Patrick J., painter, r. E s CalifornU Av, nr
Twenty-ninth
Lafferty Rose Miss, folder La Grande Laundry
Laffin Lawrence, peddler, r. 188)4 Fourteenth
Laffin Matthew, molder, r. 188)4 Fourteenth
Lafitte John, laundryman Alexander Roux. r. Twenty-
eighth, bet ChuTi-h and Sanchez
LAflin James, shipping agent. NW cor Mission and
Steuart, r. 2924 Washington
Laflin Mary Miss, portrait painter, r. 2924 Washing-
ton
Laflin Peter, clerk, r. 2924 Washington
La Fonciere Marine Insurance Co. (Paris) 322-324
California
Lafontaine A. J., book and job printer, 625 Merchant
Lafoutalne Charles Mrs., r. 34 Lapidge
La Fontaine Fritz, stage manager, r. 1212 Folaom
Lafontaine Julius R., landscape painter, r. 625 Mer-
chant
Laforge Alfred B., r. 408 McAUifter
Lafonrgnette Jacques, dairyman, r. Algeria, nr Osage
Lafournere John, barber John B. Beilhes, r. 1509
Powell
Laf ranee Frederick, driver Fredericksburg Brewing
Co.
La Frantz Bertha, r. 954 Mission
Lafiantz Theodore, bookkeeper, r. 1428 Mission
MARBLE WASH STANDS,
WASH BASI>S, BASIN COCKS.
Lane's Sanitary Basin Trap effectnally eiclndes sewer m
PLUMBER, 505 KEARN7 STREET.
Established 1S60. Telephone 315.
FRATINGER & CO.
MOURNING SUITS
MADE AT SHORTEST NOTICE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
La Franz S. U. Mrn., medicated baths, 114 Eddy
Lagan Beruard, wood and coal. NE cor Seventeenth
and Capp, r. 231 Seventeenth
Lagan -John, clerk, r. 250 Locust Av
Lacan John, physician and surgeon, 101 Van Ness Av
Lagan Mary Miss, r. 250 Locust Av
Lagan Matthew Rev., assistant pastor Sacred Heart
Church, r. 710 Hayes
Lagan P., cook The Baldwin
Lagan Patrick, capitalist, r. 2.50 Locust Av
Lage A., clerk B. Nathan & Co., r. 133 Valencia
Lageman Henry, wood and coal, 904-906 Howard
Lagemaa William, restaurant, 3 East, r. 17)4 Treat
Av
Lagercrantz C. Theodore, clerk Post Office, r. Oak-
land
Laggirt Bernard, fireman, r. 1109 Folsom
Lagger Caesar, telegraph operator, r. Swiss Hotel
Logger Frank, milker, Ns Falkland, bet Osage and
Mouongahela
Lagger Peter, milker, r. Swiss Hotel
Laguau G.. laborer, r. SE cor St. Thomas and Yazoo
Lagoarde Beruard, r. 514 Chestnut
Lagomarsino .\ntonio. vegetable garden, Sanchez,
bet Fourteenth and Ridley
Lagomarsino Bace, helper Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 609
Seventh, rear
Lagomarsiuo C, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Lagomarsino Charles, fruits and vegetables, 1907
Geary, r. 1407 Scott
Lagomarsino Francisco, vegetables. Colombo Market
Lagomarsino Giuseppe, baker, r. 317 Green
Lagomarsiuo Giuseppe, vegetable garden, cor Cali-
fornia and Twenty ninth Av
Lagomarsino Jacinto, confectioner, r. 3 St. Charles PI
Lagomareino John, bootblack, r. 3 St. Charles PI
Lagomarsino Joseph, foreman, r. 317 Green
Lagomarsino L., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Lagomarsino Louis, farmer, r. Ocean House Road, nr
Farley's Corner
Lagomarsino Rolando, scavenger, r. 314 Union
Lagomarsino Thomas, peddler, r. 10 August Alley,
rear
Lagoni Dora Mrs., dressmaking, 1713 Polk
Lagoni Haus. laborer, r. 1713 Polk
Lsgoria Louis W.. fish dealer, r. 732 Union j
Lagorio Luigi, marble sawyer Buffino k Blanchi, r.
1505)4 Dupont |
LA GEANDE LAUNDET!
£dward P. White proprietor. Tlilr-
teentli, bet Hovard and Folsom, office
648 Market, branch office 11 36 Market
La Grande Armory, SE cor New Montgomery and .
Minna, entrance 115 Minna I
La Grange Ditch and Hydraulic Mining Co. (Stanit- I
laus Co.) A. Halsey secretary, 328 Montgomery !
La Grange F., carpenter, r. 607 Vallejo I
Lagrange Jules, florist, r. 17J7 Mission |
Lagrave Bernard, foreman Eugene Avy, and liquor
saloon, 704 Railroad Av
Lagrave Charles, barber, 13 Montgomery Av, r. 423 '
Green |
Lagrave H., tanner Norton Tanning Co. I
Lagrave John P., liquor saloon, ll'>2 Dupont |
Lagrillon Francais, candTmaker Martin J. Agnirre, r.
cor Dupont and Vallejo
La Grove Frank, conductor Geary St. RR., r. 617)4
Ellis I
Lagui) a Honda School, James Dwyer principal, N ■
Seventh Av, nr R
Laguna Rancho Farming Co. (Los Angeles Co. Cal.J
A. Halsev Fecretary, 328 Montgomery, room 7
LAGUNA TANNEEY o. ...
Krenz proprietor, XE cor Goufli aud
Filbert, depot 5)^3 Mission
LahaiUe John, expressman, r. 224 Francisco, rear
m
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JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Slannfactarcr ofeTerr deitcriptlon of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 (u 50 B«ale Street. San Franciitco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker. i^i^llt^r~- ^'•-^~»?-«.^A'^ ^^^^^^s?**
lump ^>eat8 sold to the Trade.
LAH
714
LAM
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
DIPORTERa OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
All Sizes and Numbers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
L«haney John, carpenter, r. S § Manitoba, nr St.
John
Lahsney Mary E. Miss, teacher South 8. F. School, r.
S 8 Manitoba, nr St. John
Lahaney Patrick W., saddler, NW cor St. Thomaeand
Railroad Av, r. S a Manitoba, nr St. John
Laherty Charles A., carpenter, r. 515 Sixth
Laherty Peter, contractor and builder, 330 Pin«, rooma
11-12. r. 209 Fillmore
Lahey Edward, capitalist, r. Rues House
Lahey JOhn B., cook Charles Nester. r. 19 Gilbert
Lahey 'William, cook. r. 1018 Alabama
Lahey 'William, cook City and County Hospital, r.
1018 Alabama
10" Lahey. See Leahey and Leahy
Labi John, tailor, 513 Pine
Lahn Adolph, seaman schr Mary and Ida, r. 263 East
Lahusen George, r. 6 Alemany
Lahusen Gussie, shoefitter Kutz k Murr, r. 6 Ale-
many
Lahusen Henry C, bookbinder, r. 5 Alemany
Lahusen Johanna, ■widow, r. 5 Alemany
Lahusen Regina, shoefitter Kutz & Murr, r. 5 Ale-
many
Lalb Antone. boots and shoes, 906 Pacific
Laib Joseph, shoemaker, 1623 Post
Laidlaw Murray, entry clerk Levi Strauss k Co., r.
Oakland
Liaidla-vr R. D., agent P. Lorillard & Co. (Jersey
City, N. J.) 217 Front, r. 3217 Sacramento
Laidley Henry J., vice-Consul Portugal, and collector,
313 Montgomery, r. 807 Guerrero
liaidley M. A. Mrs., proprietor Occidental Laun-
dry, NW cor Greenwich and Octavla
Laidley Marshall H., laundryman, r. NW cor Green-
wich and Octavia
Laimee Arthur, tinFmith, r. 117 Mason, rear
Lalmee Peter, molder, r. 417 Mason, rear
JjAUNJu J U JjJjbl lapidary, precious
stones cnt and polislied, quartz speci-
mens boufifht, 9 Hardie PI, r. 638 Fil-
bert
Laine Manuel, lapidary Jules Laine, r. 1604 Jones
I^^Laine. See Lane and Lehn
LAINER CHARLES, pbo.
tograpber, 31 Third and 715 Market,
r. Alameda
Lalnepse Edward, wheelwright David Kerr, r. 1515Ji
Market
Lalng Charles D. (Laing * Ruggles) r. 2307 Sutter
Laing Jane Mrs., furnished rooms. 214 Powell
Laing Robert S., bartender, r. 63 Natoma
Laing & Ruggles (Cbailes D. Laing and Albert B.
Ruggles 1 stockbrokers, 329 Pine
t^ Laing. See Laying
Laird Catherine, widow, r. 1.532 Clay
Laird Daniel, furniture, 1070 Howard
Laird Edgar, machinist, r, 781 Mission
Laird Frederick J., teamster Davis & Cowell, r. 781
Mission
Laird James, r. 1511 Leavenworth
Laird Jnmes D., clerk, r. 11 Monroe
Laird Kate Miss, teacher Moulder Primary School, r.
1532 flay
Laird Robert B., liquor saloon and furnished rooms,
616 Sixth
Laird Samuel, r. 5 South Park
Laisy Hermann J., bookkeeper M. Meussdorffer, r.
10.51 McAllister
Laity Louisa Mrs., furnished rooms, 509 Bush
Late David G., watchman D. S. Mint, r. 139 Fourth
Lake Francis M. P., carrier Chronicle, r. 974 Folsom
Lake Frank J., compositor, r. 29 Second
Lake Fred. B., attorney law dept S. P. Co., NE cor
Fourth and Townsend, r. 1620 Jackson
Lake George, helper U. S. Mint, r. 513 Hickory At
Lake George P., r. 622 Taylor
Lake George W., patrolman Underwriters' Fire Pa-
trol, r. 139 Natoms
Lake H fc Co. (Henry Lake) mnfrs blacking, 1604
Valencia
Lake Harry T.. shirjoiner P. C. SS. Co., r. 136 Valley
Lake Henry (H. Lake b Co.) r. SW cor East ana Lau-
rel Avs
Lake Julia, widow, r. 914 Jones
Lake Leonard S., printer, r. 644 Sacramento
Lake Louis E. (Lake & Co.) r. 3004 J^ Sacramento
Lake Mary Mist, teacher Zeitaka Institute, r. 1020 Jack-
son
Lake Samuel, cutter, r. 11 Geary
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway, Willism
Be Dell agent, 26 Montgomery
Lake Tahoe and San Francisco Water Co., office 808
Miintgomery
Lake Thomas, salesman George R. Starr Ji Co., r.
1020 Washington
Lake Virginia B. Mrs., r. 3 Clyde
Lake William F., shoemaker, r. 239 Fifth
1jAiA..U QZ (jUi (liOnls E. Lake) Trbole-
sale dealers brashes, brooms, wooden
and ■\villo-»v^vare, etc., 411 Sacramento
Lakeman Charles, teamMter John Horsch, r. 24 Sixth
Lakeman Helen M. Miss, instructress Samuel Hill's
Estate, r. 211 Fourth
Lakey Thomas, miner, r. Old People's Home
Lakln Charles, packer B. Nathan k Co,, r. 789 Eddy
Lakiu E. J. Mrs., r. 126 O'Farrell
Lakin John H., turner Jason, Springer & Co., r. 108J4
Powell t.
Lakin Joseph J., lodgings, 100}$ Jackson
Lalame Marie, domestic 829 Union
Lalaude Alice Mins, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 908 Sutter
Lalande Arsene, jeweler, 420 Sutter, r. 908 Suttar
Lalanue Chatle>*, fruits and vegetables, .502 Valencia
Lalaune Joseph D., spf-culator, r. -537 Sacramento
Laline Cbarles, traveler Stearns, Worden k Co., r. 109
Fifth
Lallement Adolphine, laundry, 629 Union
Lallement Alphon.^e, cook Maison Doree, r. 519 Bush
Lalleaient Julia Mme., laces and lace curtains cleaned,
925 Howard
Lalor Patrick, grocer, r. 13 Page
Lalor Richard, journalist, r. 304 Grove
Lallouete Francois, cook, r. 815 Montgomery
Lally Bartholomew C, entry clerk Murphy, Grant k
Co.. r. 6 Grove
Lally Denis J., butcher, 133 Eleventh
Lally John, boilermaber, r. 54 First
Lally John, cook, r. 502 M Broadway
Lally John, general merchandise, W s Mission, nr
Randall
Lally John, laborer, r. 264 Jecsie
Lally John F., shoemaker, 335 Bnsh, r. 7 Langton
Lally Patrick, laborer, r. 338 Shipley
Lally Thomas, laborer, r. 625 Davis
Laloo Paul, r. 137 M Fifth
Lamann Max, ageut, r. 535}<i Stevenson
Lamar Charles W., liquor saloon. SE cor Thirtieth
and Point Lobos Avs, r. SE cor Twenty-eighth
and Point Lobos Avs
Lamar William K., shoemaker, r. 311 Hermann
a^" Lamar. See Lanier
Lamare Emanuel B., teacher French, r. 210 Austin
Lamarque Germiiin, dairyman, r. cor Twenty-third
and Douglass
La May Nelson B., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons, r.
225 Fourth
Lamb Charles J., flshdealer, r. 24 Sixth
Lamb Charles N., porter, r. 636 Commercial
Lamb Clarence H., compositor, r. 8 Albion Av
Lamb Elbridge G., shipping and commission mer-
chant, 18 California, r. Oakland
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' Al YODTHS' SUITS
AT
THE HASTINGS."
ki
IPERIAL Fire Ins. Co, OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, (9,581,953
GEO. 0. DORNIN, Manager
WH. SZXTOK, Asst Uuugsr.
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
LAM
715
LAM
L«mb Ferdinand, seamau. r. 13 day
Lamb George T., ninrker S. F. Laundry
Lanib George W., shipping clerk J. A. Folger & Co.,
r. Alameda
Lamb James, r. 835 Buph
Lamb James, tab, 315 Sixth, and (Lamb & Son) r.
Oakland
Lamb John, hostler Omnibus RR., r. 231 Teham»
Lamb John E. (Lamb & Son) r. 45y Stevenson
Lauib John P., barnessmakcr Main & WlncheEter, r.
East Oakland
Lamb Louis M., manager Grand Central Wine Rooma,
16 Third
Lamb Lois A., widow, r. 8 Albion Ay
Lamb Miiry Mips, r. 23 Hunt
Lamb Owen, teamster John Byrne, r. 905 Harriion
Lamb Patrick, harnessmaktr L. D. Stone & Co., r. 112
Lanuton
Lamb Philip, yardraaster Golden Gate Woolen Mills,
r. W a Hampshire, bet Twentieth and Twenty-
first
Lamb Thomas J., bookkeeper WUmerding k Co., r.
118 Grant Av
Lamb William, r. 1201 Webster
Lamb William H. (Grosse. Lamb & Co.) r. Alameda
Lamb William P., bookkeeper Merten, Moffitt & Co.,
r. '^525 Sutter
Lamb Willis, engineer tug Rcckaway, r. 31 Washing-
ton Av
Lamb k. Son (James and John E.) flsh dealers, 8 Bay
City Market
Lambert Annie J., widow, r. 2035 Mission
Lambert C. K., r. 12u7 Mission
Lambert Charles, longshoreman, r. 617 Davis
Lambert Daniel, vice-principal Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 534 Haight
Lambert David A., clerk, r. 12fi Valley
Lambert Deborah, widow, r. 2Uii Sixth
Lambert Edwani, longshoreman, r. 513 Second
Lambert Edward M., laborer, r. 23 South Park
Lambert Frank, baker, r. 814 Mont^jomery
Lambert Gilman, r. 109 Scott
Lambert Henry, horse jockey r. Bay District Hotel
Lamnert H. N., r. 640 Minna
Lambert Jacob, longshoreman, r. 2104 Stockton
Lambrrt James, hackman, r. ir28H Harrison
Lambert J. N., printer, r. 669 Minna
Lambert John, fireman tug Hercules, r. 129 Folsom
Lambert John, waiter etrar T. C. Walker
Lambert John S., with Williams & Bixler. r. 109 Scott
Lambert Mary E., widow, boarding, N s St. Thomas,
bet Railroad Av and Susquehanna
Lambert M. E. Mrs., r. G32 Market
Lambert Pierre, euKineer Lick House
Lambert P. J., r. 4R5 Stevenson
Lambert Richard, journalist, r. 793 Mission
Lambert Rose G., widow, r. 595 Ellis
Lambert Vincent R., gripman Presidio RR., r. 1203
Union
Lambert William (Lambert i Greene) r. Cloverdale
Lambert William, fruit and notions, NW cor Union
and Steiner r. 6'21 Lombard
Lambert William laborer, r. 525 Harrison
Lambert William L., clerk, r. 10 Moss
Lambert Willinm P., livery stable, 873-875 Fol-
som, and Supervisor Tenth Ward r. 117 Stockton
Lambert W. L. Mrs., r. 512 Oak
Lambert & Greene (William Lambert and Charles
Greene) mnf rs. aile grease, 144-148 Natoma
t^ Limbert. See Lampert
Iiamberten^Ui Francisco, Consul Italy, office
506 Battery rooms 1-2, r. NW cor Buchanan and
Oak
Lamberton Charles H., bookkeeper Pac. Gas Improv-
ment Co., r. 1527 Washington
Lamberton Lewis, land agect, r. 1527 Washington
Lamberton William B., butcher, r. 1122 Larkin
Lambeth Milton J., mining, r. 2421 Fillmore
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIKRMO-FI.ECTRIC
RUSSIAN aal TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Baths Giyen.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BOILERS and STOVES
CoiiDectEd lor Hoi and Cold Water m me Iiest mamiEr.
WATER BACKS, "WATEE HEATEE8,
Of all kinds made and repaired.
W. E. LANE,
PLUMBER, 605 KEARNY 8TBBHT.
_ Establlghert ISflO. Telephone 316.
Lambla Alfred, r. 107 Perrv
LAMBLA JULES, ..nployment
office, 108 Oeiiry, r. id:<0 Cupp
Lambley George J., salesman Neuburger, Rei8»& Co..
r. NE cor Jones and Buhh
Lamblot Gut-tav J., clerk, r. 162)4 Clara
Laniborn L. Harvey, printer, r. 15 Julian Av
Lamborn Stephen M., carpenter, r. 15 Julian Av
Lambrecht George, barber A. Nestel, r. 11 Kate PI
Lambnrth Archibald, carpenter, r. E s Potrero Av, bet
Mariposa and Santa Clara
Lamburth Cassius E., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill,
r. E 8 Potrero Av, bet Santa Clara and Maripoaa
Lamburth William W., boilermaker Pac. Rolling
Mill, r. E 8 Potrero Av, bet Santa Clara and Mari-
posa
Lamcke George, porter Hildebrandt, Posner & Co., r.
NW cor Octavia and Bush
Lamcke Henry W., laborer, r. 452 Clementina
Lame Joseph, baker, r. 156 Tehima
Lamee John, butcher E. & H. Moffat, r. Ws Corea,bet
Marquesas and Manitoba
Lamerdine F. A., musician, r. 1717 Stockton -
Lameroux James, messenger Wakelee jc Co., r. cor
Haight and Devisadero
Lamey John, iHborer, r. N a Precita Av, bet Mission
and Howard <
Laminger John B. Jr., tinsmith, r. 1113 Kearny
Lamkeu George, quartermaster stmr Queen of the
Pacific
Lamkin Caroline, widow, r. 419 Folsom
Lamkin Edward A., compositor Chronicle, r. 413
O'Farrell
Lamkin Walter, waiter, r. 955 Howard
Lammers Henry J., gardener, r. 219H Devisadero
Lammon Alexander, car cleaner S. P. Co., r.218Ritch
Lamont E. M.. composilor Call
Lamont George, fireman, r. 629 Front
Lamont Hugh H., machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 8
Ridley
Lamont H. W. Mrs., teacher, r. 8 Ridley
Lamont James, ship carpenter, r. .'il2 Twenty-third
Lamont J. D. Mrs., widow, r. 815 Eddy
Lamoreaux Charles, operator Neville k Co.: r. 132134
Jackson
Lamoreaux Eugene M., operator Neville & Co., p.
1321 M Jackson
Lamoreaux Susan N., widow, r. 2 McCormlck
Lamoreaux Wesley W., laborer, r. 9 Morris Av
Lamoree .\aron O., r. 284 Hermann
Lamoree Davis J., receiver Market St. RR. (Hayea
Valley Division) r. 234 Hermann
Lamott Charles, laundrymau Thomas Roy & Co., r.
626 Fulton
Lamott Joseph, laundry, 1133 Clay
La Mntte Harry C, fireman S. P. Co., r. 850 Grove
La Motte Htrry D.. right of way agent law dept S. P.
Co., r. 124 Golden G^te Av
La Motte Robert S., clerk Timothy Hopkins, r. 44
Twelfth
Lamoureaux Abraham, carpenter, r. 210 Montgomery
Lamp Henry, packer Neustadter Bros., r. 1435 Pacific
LampadiuR John, clerk J. J. Pflster&Co , r. 12 Monroe
Lampe C. E.. manager Davis Bros., r. 1053 Howard
Lampe Charles, porter Esbefg, Bachman & Co., r. 929
Natoma
Lampe Exsel, master mariner, r. 217 Eighth
Lampe Henry, woodturner, r. 1210 Dolores
Lampe Herman, waiter S. F. Laundry
Lampe Lottie, widow, r. Ill Ridley
Lauipe Peter N. E., master mariner, r. 412 Union
Lampe Theodore C, barber and baths, 6 Powell, r.
2134 Mission
Lainpc rt Anton, barber, 53 Third, r. 249 Stevenson
Lampert Barbara, widow, r. 710 California
Lampher W. A., r. 624 Fourth
Lamping Lewis G., tinsmith, r. 424 Sansome
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 F3RST ST.
TELEFHONS 83.
PRINTERS, ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
DAVIS. City Afirent,
429 CalUormia. Street.
LAM
716
LAN
W. W. Blontague & Co.
punocps,
Suction and Force.
FOK BAXO, WIXO-Tfll,!. AND POUTEB.
ALL SIZES.
809, 3U, 313. 315 and 317 MAKTTRT STEEET
ff^ [ Lampke Henry, engineer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
'" ; Tennessee, bet Butte and Solano
E s
Lampkiu John T., laborer, r. 5 Garden
Lampkin Slattie ^[^9., r. 150^ Silver
Lampman H., chief engineer 8tmr Santa Rosa, r.
Alameda
Lampman J. H. Mrs., widow, r. 116 Tnrk
Lampson S. F. Mrs., widow, r. 1135 Shotwell
Lamson E. L., r. 222 Fifth
Lamson George F., furniture auctioneer, 425 Kearny,
room 1, r. Oakland
Lamson & Goodnow Manufacturing Co. The (Shel-
bourne Falls, Mass.) Frank X. Cicott agent, 406
Market
Lamson's Store Service Co., John W. Thorns agent,
UO Sutter, room 81
Lanan Anthony, secretary International Law Assn,
j 330 Pine, room 17, r. American Escliange Hotel
; liaucasliire Iiignrance Co. (fire of Manchester,
Ens.) Edwin "Wallace Carpenter agent. 410 Call-
I fornia
• Lancaster Richard, seaman, r. 101 Steuart
, Liancaster Tliomag, merchant tailor, 531 Cali-
I fornia, r. Oakland
Lancell Eugene H., bookkeeper, r. 736 Grove
Lanei Vincenz, fruits, r. 1702 Leavenworth
Land G. E. Mrs., r. 24 JobuBon Av
' Land Charles R., stereotyper Chronicle, r. 1513 Web-
I ster
I Land George B., teacher Pac. Business College, r. 121
Post
, Land Howard B., ofSce 217 Sansome, room 10, r. 0»k-
i land
Land John, carpenter, r. 125 Page
] Land Otflce Central Pacific Railroad Co.,
NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 66
; liana Office Souttiern Paciflc Railroad Co.,
N'E cor Fourth and TowQ.send, room 78
Land Office United States. 610 Commercial
Land Patrick, roofer, r. 420 Clementina
, Land Paul, r. 1331 Golden Gate Av
I Land Victor E., fireman Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 9
[ Florence
^^Land. See Lande
Lauda Morris, tailor, r. 140 Minna
I Landberger Louis, salesman Heynemann & Co.
: Lande Aaron, peddler, r. 359 Tehama
' Lande Edward, attorney at law, 305 Sansome, r. 1027
I Golden Gate Av
I Lande Isaac, peddler, r. 370 Clementina
Lande J., r. 12 Dale PI
Lande Raphael, capitalist, r. 1027 Golden Gate Av
S^" Lande. See Lnnd
' Landecker Carl, watchmaker and jeweler, 39 Sixth, r.
231 Golden Gate Av
, Landecker Hugo, clerk Carl Landecker, r. 231 Golden
I Gate Av
Landecker Ida Miss, millinery, 39 Sixth, r. 231 Golden
Gate Av
• Landecker Jacob, capitalist, r. 231 Golden Gate Av
Landeker Alice, widow, r. 1641 Polk
, Landers David, laborer, r. 730 Folsom
[ Landers David P., salesman Verdier, Moreau k Co., r.
1516 Devisadero
■ Landers David W., salesman Patrick Landers, r. 2409
! Buchanan
Landers Frank J., r. 25 'Washington
Landers George, fisherman, r. 263 East
Landers Henry, r. 234 Sixth
Landers Henry C, driver, r. 829 Folsom
Landers Hugh, carpenter, r. 232 Sixth
Landers John. r. 1121 Bu<h
I aarlers John, bookkeeper B. Burris, . 812 Shotwell
, Landers John, boxmaker Union Box Factory, r. 30 M
Garden
Landers John, butcher, r. 104 Taylor
Landers John, general agent' Manhattan Life In-
surance Co., 507 Montgomery, r. 1121 Bush
Landers John, waiter stmr Los Angeles
Landers John R., confectionery and stationery, 2130
Fillmore
Landers Joshua H., painter, r. 534 Sixteenth
Landers Justin, teamster A. Legallet, r. N s Venezu-
ela, bet Tombigbee and Potomac
Landers Louis, r. 643 Valencia
Landers M. Mrs., widow, r. 812 Shotwell
Landers Mamie Miss, domestic 616 }j Linden Av
Landers Margaret Mrs., r. 2 Harriet
Landers Milton H., purser stmr Yaquina City, r. 3041
Clay
Landers Patrick, wholesale hardware, 406-408 Sacra-
mento, r. 2409 Buchanan
Landers Richard, laborer, r. 30^ Garden
Landers Simon, porter H. Russell, r. 5 Church PI
Landers Walter G., clerk Guardian Assurance Co., r.
1313 Taylor
Landers TFilliam J., general agent Guardian
Assurance Co. 401 California, r. San Leandro
Landers Zachary T., clerk, r. 111^ Minna
Landerway Anna, furnished rooms, 117 Xatoma
Landes Augustine, teamster A. Legallett, r. N s Vene-
zuela, bet Tombigbee and Potomac
Landes Eugene, cook, r. N s Venezuela, bet Tombig-
bee and Potomac
Landgraf John, restaurant, 106 First, r. 510 Linden At
Landgraf Robert, watchmaker and jeweler, 2144 Mis-
sion
Landgraff Joseph, liquor saloon. First Av, bet Oolden
Gate Av and Turk
Landgrane Frank O., car builder, r. 44 Thirteenth
Landgrave Richard, barber Fleischman & Semler, r.
419 ^^ Tehama
Landgrebe Adolph, barber, r. 315)^ Ivy Av
Laudgrebe Robert G., bookkeeper Easton k Eldridge,
r. I'iiS Folsom
Landgrebe Richard, barber, r. 431!^ Tehama
Landgrebe William, barber, 102 Seventh, r. 1223
Folsom
Landherr Christina, widow, r. 11 Bridge PI
Landigan Michael, teamster W. C. Price k Co.
Laudin Charles, cook Louis Lang, r. 20 Page
Landini Jerome, fishdealer, r. 310 Green
Landini Renaldo, hsherman, r. 310 Green
Landis Caspar, tan baths, 51 Minna
Landis Gustave C. bookkeeper Justinian Caire, r. 716
Leavenworth
Landis Henry, r. 234 Sixth
Landler Louis, cigardealer, r. 643 Valencia
Landmann Carl F., clerk Baker k Hamilton, r. 342
Seventh
Lando Harris, clothing, 317 Kearny, r. 625 Powell
Lando Joseph, merchant, r. 727 Gough
Lando Joseph H., clerk Harris Lando, r. 625 Powell
Lando Myer, r. 727 Gough
Lando Philip, clerk Harris Lando, r. 625 Powell
Lando Philip, produce dealer, r. 1729 Market
London Chirles, r. 1323 Steiner
Landon Eustace B., teamster, r. 1031 Mission
Landon Frank P., stenographer Charles J. Woodbury,
r. 228 Haight
Landon Gardner Jr., manager S. F. Branch Pro-
ducers' Marble Co., r. 228 Haight
Landon Howard P., bookkeeper, r. 487 Haight
Landon Martin K., merchant, r. 821 Pine
Landon Walter E., bookbinder Hicks k Judd, r. 710
Folsom
Landray James, braasfinisher, r. 611 H Mason
Landresse Cssar E., carpenter, r. 815 Greenwich
Landresse de H. Clerc, mining secretary, 36 Mont-
gomery Block, r. 10 Jsnsen
Landrigan Michael W., teamster, r. 437 Fifteenth
Landry Andrew, brassmolder, r. 832 Mission
Landry Eli, cl.rk. r. 316 Golden Gate Av
Landry Etienne, cyjr, r. 726 Filtert
Landry Therence, real estate agent, 512 Montgomery,
r. 316 Golden Gate Av
WHOLESAUE AJTD EETAH,
W. 8' J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
XEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Tixtures.
37 MarM St.
rni IDCr rVTDA riDV i^lBo the finest prades of ClaretB, HockB, ) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
^(fLIlWU LA 1 nA Un I IBurgundies.Sauternes.Ports and Sherries ; 630 WASEI»OT01T STBEET.
LAN
717
LAN
m
!;!
Landry 'WllHam A., clerk Harmon & Sears, r. 316
Golden Gate Av
Landsb. TK Albert, liquor saloon, 1300 Market, r. 430
Seventh
Landsberg Herman, boots and shoes, 34 Sixth
Landsberg Nathan, furniture, 948 Folsom
Landsbrrger Henry M. (Landsberger & Son) r. 717
Fillmore
Landsberger Isidor (Landsberger & Son) r. 717 Fill-
more
Landsberger Joseph, stock clerk Ackerman, Block &
& Co., r. 1007 j<s Minna
Laudsbfrger Philip, salesman, r. 1007 J4 Minna
Landsberger «fc Son (Isldor and Henry M.) com-
mission merchants. 123 California
Landsborn James, seaman etmr Santa Rosa
Landson Louis, lumberman, r. 537 Seventh
Landt Paul {Hiuz & Landt) r. 1331 Golden Gate Av
Landuccl Agostino, fruits, 130 Fifth
Landucci Ferruchi, marble sawyer, r. 404 Jackson
Landucci Francisco, bootfltter, r. 224 Broadway
Landuccl Martino, groceries and fruits, 715 Mont-
gomery Av
Landucci Matteo, baker B. Ratto, r. 1339 Dupont
Landvogt John, baker, r. 1711 Mission
Lane Albert, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 514 Shot-
well
Land Andrew, engineer, r. 9 Winthrop
Lane Andrew W., laundryman, r. 212 Thirteenth
Lane Benjamin, bellman Palace Hotel, r. 628)4 Minna
Lane C. Mrs., millinery, 2953 Sixteenth
Lane Catherine M., widow, r. 819 Filbert
Lane Charles, r. 513 Post
Lane Charles A., printer J. 0. Howe & Co., r. 23 La-
fayette
Lane Charles C, salesman William E. Lane, r. 609
Kearny
Lane Charles C, well borer, r. 1701 Gough
Lane Charles H., carpenter, r. 815 Mission
Lane Charles H., laundryman City and County Hos-
pital
Lane Cornelius, marble cutter RuflBno & Biancbi, r.
919;^ Natoma
Lane Cornelius, plumber, r. 1612 k Mission
Lane Cornelius, painter and paperhanger, r. 718
Church
Lane Daniel, cook, r. 718 Church
Lane Daniel, longshoreman, r. 13 Pacific
Lane Daniel, melter Mechanics' Foundry, r. 20)4
Minna
Lane Daniel W., r. 1548 Howard
Lane Dennis H., calker, r. 18 First
Lane Edward, bartender, r. 137 Ninth
Lane Edward, canvasser, r. 482 Fourth
Lane Edward superintendent M. J. Flavin & Co., r.
119 Jones
Lane Edward, piano tuner, r. 23 Lafayette
Lane Edward, seanisn stmr San Bias
Lane Elizabeth, widow, r. 1119 Leavenworth
Lane Elizabeth Miss, telegraph operator W. U. Tel.
Co., r. 15.^0 Howard
Lane Francis Y., furniture, 526 Valencia
Lane George, laborer, r. 1205 Sacramento
Lane George, packer George H. Tay & Co., r. 609
Kearny
Lane George, photographer, r. NW cor Hayes and
Baker
Lane George A., piano polisher Hemme & Long, r. 23
Lafayette
Lane George W., surveyor, r. 1548 Howard
Lane Grace L. Miss, assistant bookkeeper Wheeler &
Wilson Mnfg Co., r. Oakland
Lane Henry, master schr West Wind
Lane James, expressman, r. 1755 Mission
Lane James A., policeman, r. 1012 Turk
Lane James B., clerk, r. 23 Lafayette
Lane James F., clerk Harry B. Smith Jr.. r. 108)4
Lily Av
FRATINGER & CO.
03LaOJ^Z&£
OF ALL BESOEIPTIOHS.
105 KEAKNY STREET.
JOHN HAiyiiyiOND
GAS, WATER and STEAM
FITTING,
In all its Branches, Well Done.
VV/_ E_~T_ANE^
PLUMBER, 605 KEARNT STREET^
Established 18C0. Telephone 315.
Labe James J., rei.1 estate agent, 608 Mufket, r. Ocean
View
Lane Johanna, groceries and liquors, cor Folsom
and Precita Av, B. H.
Lane John (Krausse & Lane) r. 602 Taylor
Lane John, cook stmr Columbia
Lane John, seaman, r. 263 East
Lane John B., salesman, r. 333 Eddy
Lane John H., bookkeeper William E. Lane, r. 602
Mason
Lane John J., bartender William A. Sullivan, r. 915
Howard
Lane John J., liquor saloon, 17 Powell, r. .312)4 Minna
Lane John M. (Lane k Connelly) r. 1205 Golden Gate
Av
Lane Katie, domestic 1306 Post
Lane Lawrence, expressman, r. 1326 O'Farrell
Lane Levi C. , i^hysician and surgeon, ofiBce 652
Mission, and president and professor surgery
Cooper Medical College, r. 2302 Clay
Lane Lincoln A., r. 15.")n Howard
Lane Mary Miss, r. 1755 Mission
Lane M. E. Mrs., widow, r 518)4 Fulton
Lane Michael, cook stmr Columbia, r. 718 Church
Lane Michael, wines and liquors, 326 Davis, r.
210 Ellis
Lane Michael, stonecutter, r. 23 Lafayette
Lane Michael F., teamster, r. 1103 Stevenson
Lane Nathan W., D. D. pastor Fourth Congregational
Church, r. 531 Montgomery Av
Lane Peter F., master mariner, r. 141 Chestnut
Lane Richard, clerk, r. 529 Sacramento
Lane Robert calker, r. 1010 Alabama
Lane Roscoe E., bookkeeper, r. 2953 Sixteenth
Lane Sullivan, teamster, r. 1322 Eddy
Lane Thomas, r. 420 Jackson
Lane Thomas A., salesman Rosenthal Bros. & Co., r.
819 Filbert
Lane Thomas B., shoemaker U. W. Boot and Bhoe
Co., r. 2525 Mission
Lane Timothy, expressman, r. 25 Fillmore
Lane Walter W., boarding and shipping agent, 604-
506 Davis
Lane William, bollermaker Union Iron Works, r. N 8
Sierra, bet Illinois and Michigan
Lane William, carpenter, r. 333 E(Jdy
Lane William, peddler, r. 1208 Sanchez
Lane William B., r. Occidental Hotel
Lane William E., carpenter, r. 1815 Jessie
Lane William E.. contractor, r. 001 Dolores
LANE WILLIAM E. pmn^w
and ^asfltter, 505 Kearny, r. 509
Kearny
Lane William F., carpenter, r. 1731 Broadway
Lane William H., painter, r. 264 Eighth
Lane William H., shipping clerk Horn 4: Co., r. 23 La-
fayette
Lane William J., r. 333 Eddy
Lane William T., fireman stmr City of Stockton, r.
108 Bernard
Lane & Connelly (John M. Lane and Francis J. Con-
nelly) mnfrs cigars, 204-206 Market
1^" Lane. See Lsine and Lehn
Lanfar Benjamin F., r. 1805 Stockton
Lanfranchi Bouaventure, clerk French Consulate, r.
1908 Buchanan
Lanfranchi Clemence, teacher French, r. 1908 Buch-
anan
Lanfranchi Pauline Miss, teacher music, r. 1908
Buchanan
Lang Adolph (Lang & Hall) r. 1818 Ellis
Lang Adolph, brewer Broadway Brewery, r. 8 Polk
Lane
Lang Albert, seaman, r. 5 Washington
Lang Arthur E., carpenter, r. 1719 Jessie
Lang August (Lang Bros.) r. 1318 Scott
Lang Bennett M., teamster, r. 352 Shipley
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Hanaraotnrer or every description or
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to SO Beale Street, San Fraitcikco.
Dennett Jump Seats- ^""'^.vilK^sAE^ltS^Rlg^^^?"'^* ^
LAN
718
LAN
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
kauvfjlCtvress or
Plain, JTapanned and Stamped
T I HNT TTVT .A. R. 3E3
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
LANG BROTHEES (otto, ,.eon.
hard and Auf asti sole bottlers Freder-
ickisbur^ Export liager, 1318 Scott,
branch 539 California I
Lang C. Mrs., widow, r. 9()7 Capp i
Laug Carmen, widow, r. 812 Tavlor j
Lang Catherine T. Mrs , r. 2022"Elli8 I
Lang Charles, engineer, r. W 8 Prospect At. nr Po-w-
ell Av, B. H. I
Lang Charles E., bookkeeper Will & Finck, r. 747
Howard
Lang Charles E., house and sign painter, 216 Wash-
ington, r. 1714 Mason
Lang Charles E. Jr., painter, r. 1714 Mason
Lang Dominick, laborer P. M. 8S. Co., r. 6 Zoe, rear
Lang Edwin, carpenter W. T. Thomson, r. 425 Fell
Lang Edward, bookkeeper, r. 429 Eddy
Lang Ernest, watchmaker, 2821 Mission
Lang Francis, carpenter, r. 2115 Powell
Lang Frank, beerbottler, r. 20 Page
Lang Frederick, clerk, r. 20 Page
Lang Frederick L., r. 622 Taylor
Lang George (Lang & Co.) r. 171.5 Buchanan
Lang George Jr., with Ling & Co., r. 1715 Buchanan
Lang George, cooper, r. Ill Jessie
Lang George F., Uundryman, r. 1836 Howard
Lang George R., contractor, 30 New Montgomery, r.
Oakland
Lang Giles B., clerk Allen t Higgins Lumber Co., r.
242 J4 Perry
Lang Henry, clerk George T. Knox, r. 425 Fell
Lang Henry, painter, r. 126 Bartlett
Lang Jacob, barber, 30 >j Clay, r. 514 Greenwich
Lang Jacob L., inspector Custom House, r. 1305
Larkin
Lang James, stage carpenter Alcazar Theater, r. cor
Sixteenth and Sanchez
Lang John, butcher, r. E s Falkland, nr Eailroad At
Lang John, clerk, r. 405 Kearny
Lang Lena Mrs., liquor saloon, 122 Berry
Lang Leonhard (Laug Bros.) r. 1937 O'Farrell
Lang Louis, board and lodging, 20 Page
Lang Louis Jr., plumber, r. 20 Page
Lang Manuel, merchant, r. 1452 Franklin
Lang Mark A., clerk John G. Carr. r. 425 Fell
Lang Nicholas H., solicitor Bovee, Toy 1: Co., jr.l205X
Bush
Lang Otto (Lang Bros.) r. 1318 Scott
Lang Owen, laborer, r. 120 Shipley
Lang Peter, butcher, r. 1316 Broadway
Laug Peter, laborer, r. 212 First
Lang William, bottler Lang Bros., r. 1318 Scott
Lang William, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.E s Ten-
nessee, bet Sierra and Nevada
Lang William, piinter, r. W s Calif ornia At. nr Twen-
ty-ninth, B. H.
lAttng <& Co. (G»orge Lang) wholesale wine and
liquor merchants, 100-104 First
Lang k Hall (Adolph Laug and R. Hall) beer bottlers,
1818 Ellis and 775 Mission
t^" Lang. See Lange
Laugan Bridget, r. 258 Eighth
Langan Emma, domestic 946 Geary
Langan John, carpenter, r. 310 Tehama
Langan John, wood and coal, 1023 Harrison, r. 540
Sixth
Langan Maggie Mrs., laundress La Grande Laundry
Langan Peter, machinist, r. 14 Caroline
Langan Sarah, widow, r. 20k Decatur
Langan Thomas, special policeman, and extraman
Engine No. 1, r. 124 Virginia
Langan Thomas, seaman, r. W s Kentucky, bet Butte
and Napa
Langan Walter, teamster Shaw & Sharp, r. 64 First
Langan William, r. 625 Ivy Ar
Langbein Herman (Lehritter k Langbein) r. 919
Jackson
Langbelle George T., traveling salesman Langley k
Michaels, r. Occidental Hotel
Langdale Alfred, lamps and crockery, 1207 Stockton,
r. 1206 Stockton
Langdon Albert, molder Joseph Roylance. r. NW cor
First and Mission
Langdou Kittle MIbr, dressmaker, r. 1336 Paciflc
Langdon Levi H., Kpeculator, r. 139 Taylor
Lange Ar!»m, porter South Park House, 530 Third
Lange Adolph, machinist Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 228 Pacific
Lange Albert, cook Ahlborn House
Lange Andrew H., cook 3. F. Bar Assn, r. 418 Seventh
Lauge Audrew W., stationary engineer, r. 148 Silver
Lange Charles, r. Spruce, nr Jacksou
Lange Charles, bartender, r. 426 Keamy
Lange Charles, seaman schr West Wind
Lange Charles H., liquor saloon, 593 Sixth
Lange Dora, widow, r. 15 Hickory Av
Lange Edmund W. K.. barber, r. 617 McAllister
Lauge Edward, r. 1211 Eighteenth
Lange Frederick, cabinetmaker A. Frei, r. 119 $6 Ship-
ley
Lange Frederick, laborer, r. cor Meigg's Wharf and
Fr.incisco
Lange Frederick W. M., dairyman, Carl, bet Cole
and Stanyan, office NW cor Hayes and Polk, r. 316
McAllister
Lange Herman, seaman, r. 13 Clay
Lange Herman, clerk, r. NW cor Filbert and Laguns
Lange Hermann, laborer John Wieland Brewing Co.,
r. 243 Second
Lange H. F., bookkeeper Kruse & Euler, r. 427 Eddy
Lange John, stevedore, r, 911 Treat Av
Lange John C. E.. mnfr willowware, 14 Montgomery
AV, r. 612 ii Broadway
Lange John F., r. 505 York
Lange Lillie A. Miss, drygoods, NW cor Folsom and
Twenty-third
Lange Louisa J., widow, r. 2664 Folsom
Lange Oscar V., view artist, 26 Montgomery, r,
Berkeley
Lange Peter, clerk Schroeder k Vocke, r. 301 Golden
Gate At
Iiange P. N., wines and liquors, 246 Townsend
Lange W. G., r. 104 Kearny
Lange William H., clerk, r. 956 Twentieth
^r Lange. See Laiug, Lang and Layng
Langenbeck Fred, shoemaker, 573 Bryant
Langenderfer Joseph C, commercial traveler, r. 215
Powell
Langer Frank, packer Payot, TJpham & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Langer John, with Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1716K
Jessie
Langer R., marble cutter Jacob Strahle t Co., r. 1227
Folsom
Langer Robert, superintendent factory Electrical
Supply Co., r. 29 Clinton Park
Langerman Albert L., clerk Anglo-Califomian Bank, r.
1318 Califorhia
Langerman August, blacksmith, r. 5 Dale PI
Laugerman C. F. A., blacksmith N. W. Spaulding
Saw Co., r. 5 Dale PI
Langerman C. F. A. Jr., blacksmith T. Maier, r. 6
Dale PI
Langeron Frank, carriage and wagon maker, 414
Broadway, r. 433 Broadway
Langfeldt Ferdinand, cigarmaker. r. 909 Kearny
Laugfeldt & M:iyers, merchan'8 (Yokohama, Japan)
office 228 Front
Langford George, molder Union Iron Works, r. 22 H
Harriet
Langford John, boarding, 45 Vallejo
Langford Thomas B., sergeant police, r. 1118 Mont-
poaery
Langford Thomas R. Jr., fireman, r. 1118 Montgomery
Langguth Theodore, artist Examiner, r. 14 Lewis
THE BEST
CLOTHING
a
For MEN AND BOYS at
THE HASTINGS
LICK HOUSE BLOCK, SAN FRANCISCO.
9f
TEE LION Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets. 54,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SZSTON, Asst Huaga.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
LAN
719
LAN
Lnneham Charles K., r. 711 Jones
LaDKliMU Charles E., brakemau 8. P. Co., r. 529
Green
Laiif^hain House, 623 Eeamy
Lauuliam John F. (Hatlaud k Langbtm) r. 613
Twenty-fourth
LaDRham Thoman, watchman, r. 816 Pacific
LanKhery R. J., ehippiug clerk Levi Strauss k Co., r.
710 Church
Langborue George, olerk, r. 2214 Jackson
Laogborue George P. (Langborne k Miller) r. 2419
Pacific Av
Langborne John D. Jr., bookkeeper, r. 781 Mission
LauKborne Marion B., secretary Nicholas Lunlng, r.
2214 Jackson
Langliorne Al Miller (James P. Langborne and
John H. Miller) attorneys at law, 408 California.
rooms 16-17
Langille Albert H., bartender, r. 825 Kearny
Langinot Joseph, cartman, r. 13 Boadman PI
Langkuscb Theodore, machinist, r. 4(;6 Minna, rear
LANGLAND NELSON P.
Htairbuikler, 407 BIlMion, r. 1%15 Mis-
sion
LangUud Robert N. (Figer k Langland) r. 1215 Mis-
sion
Langlaud Sarah M. Miss, r. 1215 Mission
Laiiglands William, stevedore, r. 631 Greenwich
Laugler Amala, cook 621 Leavenworth
Langley Charles, laborer, r. 26Bluxome
Langley Charles L., collector and city agent South
British Fire and Marine Insurance Co., r. 817
Treat At
Langley Edward, weigher, r. 26Bluiom«
Langley Edward D., bookkeeper Am. Tract Society, r.
915 Eddy
Langley Esther, widow, r. 12 Louisa
Langley Hannah Mrs., proptr Chicago Laundry, and
janitor Potrero Primary School, r. E s Tennessee,
bet Sierra and Nevada
Langley James M. (Langley k Jones) r. 137 Seyen-
teenth
Langley J. C, r. 1198Halght
Langley John, r. 1218 Union
Langley John, clerk, r. 503 Kearny
Langley Joseph, cook schr H. L. Tiernan, r. 5 Broad-
way
Langley Joseph, gardener, r. 422 Linden At
Lan^'ley Leonard, r. 12 Louisa
Langley Matilda Mrs., r. 11654 Twelfth
Langley Melanie Mrs. (Langley & Michaels) r. Oak-
land
Langley William A., carrlagesmith.r. 337 Seventeenth
Langley & Jones (James M. Langley and Peter L.
Jones) "wagon mnfrs, 27 Washington
LANGLEY & MICHAELS
(Rlrs. Slelnnie Ltansrlay, Henry Mich-
aels and Robert Waft) importers and
Jobbers dru<>fs, essential oils, cliemi-
cals, g^lass^vare, sponges, perfumery,
etc., and manufacturiuiF cliemiats, 34-
40 First
Lanfley's Directory of San Francisco
W. H. li. Corran compiler, office 518
Clay
Langlitz Henry J., usher, r. 825 Vallejo, rear
Langlitz John, expressman, r. 16 Lynch
Langloi Edward, ship carpenter, r. 124 Hayes
Langlois Francis B., shipping clerk Tatum * Bowen,
r. 113 Langton
Langlois Henry, boat builder, r. 113 Langton
Langmack John (Kordt * Lingmack) r. 14 Antonio
Langman Albert, r. 746 Howard
Langragnet N., laborer, r. 613 Stockton
lisngreder Diedriech, shoemaker, 308 Fell
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERiHO-EI.ECTBIC
BDSSIAN ai TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Baths Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
WATER FILTERS,
ALL SIZES AND KINDS FOR FAUCETS.
Large Filterers with capacity for cleaning all water
usc-d in the house, simple and cheap.
Plumber,
Established 1800.
505 Kearny Street,
Telephone 315.
Langreder Louis, cabinetmaker, r. 308 Third
Langrebr Matilda, widow, r. 116J4 Twelfth
Lsngshaw Henry, plasterer, r. 17 Sherwood PI
Langstadter Dauif 1. clerk, r. 816 Ellis
Langstadter Pauline Mihs, teacher Hamilton Gram-
mar School, r. 81(> Ellis
Langstadter Seligman, cigars and tobacco, 321 San-
some, r. 816 Ellis
LangstaS William, contractor, 30 New Montgomery,
r. 617 Jessie
Langstaff William J., salesman Leon Blum k Co., r.
617 Jessie
Langstroth John A., accountant S. F. Savings Union,
r. Oakland
Langton Calvin N., with Eppinger k Co., r. 1134 Mc-
AlUster
Langton James, carpenter stmr Madrona
Langton John, plumber P. M. SS. Co.
Langton Julia E., widow, r. 1134 McAllister
Langton William M., printer, 712 Montgomery, r. 1030
Jackson
Langtry James H., clerk forwarding dept Wells,
Fargo v<li Co., r. 1419 Clay
Languileite L., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
3'i3 Duncan
Lanigan Edward, deputy Tax Collector, r. 1334 Powell
Lanlgsn Edward, lodgings, 500 Broadway
Lanigan J. J., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1020
Mission
Lanigan Martin, laborer, r. 21 Hinckley, rear
Lanigan William E., telegraph operator, r. 430 Bryant
Lanigan William P., painter, r. 3410 Mission
Laninger George P., clerk, r. 719 Mason
Lank Samuel J., r. 107 Walnut
Lankafeld Marcus, bartender, r. 224 !i O'Farrell
Lankenau Henry, liquor saloon, NW cor Railroad At
and Teneriffe
Lankenau J., diver Claus Wreden k Co., r. 823 Green-
wich
Lann Charles, tailor, r. 2 Hyde PI
Lann William H., clerk R. E. White k Co., r. 2 Hyde PI
Lannigan Daniel, r. 119 Eleventh
Lannigan John S., r. 2 Torrens Court
Lannigan Lawrence, laborer, r. 4 Vincent
Lannigan Thomas, laborer, r. 326 Green
Lannigan William O., inspector Custom House
Lanno Peter, boarding, 2115 Powell
Lannon Patrick, laborer, r. 2235 Geary
Lannou Patrick W., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
2125 O'Farrell
Lannon Thomas, laborer, r. 32 Minna
Lannon Thomas F., painter, r. 115 Fifth
Lannon William P., salesman, r. 2125 O'Farrell
9^" Lannon. See Lannnan and Lennon
Lanouette Edward Ff, shoemaker, r. 2939 MlsBlon.
rear
Lanouette Frank C, foreman Henry Hanson, r. 2010
Ellis
Lanouette Edward, shoemaker, r. 1617 Polk
Lanouette Joseph, barber, r. 1517 Polk
Lanpher Walter A., meat curer Benjamin W. Brown,
r. 624 Fourth
Lansing Abram A., r. 640 Golden Gate Ay
Lansing Gerritt L., assistant secretary and con-
troller S. P. Co., NE cor Fourth and Townseud,
room 36, r. 1001 Pine
Linsing Henry D., clerk, r. 12S Twenty-fourth
Lansing Henry J., melter Price's Assay Office, r. 133
Twenty-fourth
Linsing Jacob L., letter carrier, r. 605 Ellis
Linsing Sarah Miss, teacher Pacific Kindergarten, r.
123 Twenty-fourth
Lansing William G., bookkeeper Board of Education,
r. 1820 Post
Lanson Charles J., polisher, r. 266 Clementina
LanszwiertLouis, druggist and chemist, 360 Foarth
Lanteri G. F., boatbuilder, r. 518 Green
Lantheaume F., waiter, r. 906 Clay
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 riRST ST.
TBLEPHOffB 82.
BOOKBINDERS.
PHENiX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVER FIVE MILLIONS.
BROWN. CRAIG & CO.. General Agents.
LAN
720
LAR
W. W. IVZontague & Co.
Importers and Dealers In
ENaLISH AND AMERICAN
Encaustic, OI»zed and Plain.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Lauthesume John P., florist, W b Capp, bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
Lanthier Antone, plasterer, r. 10 Boyd
Lanthier Evangelist, shoemaker, r. 25 Lafayette
Lauthier Olisiiiie, shoemaker, r. 19 White PI
I^autry James, laborer, r. 24 Zoe
Lantze Clemens, r. IOI6J4 Bryant
Lanz George F., driver La Grande Laundry, r. 1836
Howard
Lanzendorf Ernst, butler, eggs, cheese, etc., 1606
Polk, r. 1508 Vallejo
Lanzet Samuel, gents' furnishing goods, 30 Steuart.r.
2014 Taylor
Lapachet P. Mrs., dressmaker, 719 Ji Green
Lapachet Peter, bartender, r. 719 J4 Green
Iiapanta Consolidated Mining' Co. (Haw-
thorne, Nev.) J. Stadtfeld Jr. secretary, 419 Cali-
fornia, room 26
Lapardier J. L., clerk, r. 10 Monroe
La Patria (Italian semi-weekly) Frederico Biesta
editor and publisher, oflBce 620 Washington,
rooms 1-3
Lapariat Blaise, bakery, 936 Howard
Lapes John, laborer Cal. Tallow Works, r. cor Yazoo
and St. Thomas
Lapes Joseph, r. 10 Polk Lane
Laphan Foster, salesman Doane & Henshelwood, r.
Alameda
Lapidge William F., master mariner, r. 742 Valencia
Lapiej re J. Marsan, foreman freight dept S. P. Co., r.
414 Brannan
Lapierre Michael, shoemaker, r. 1511 Dupont
Lapire House, Jean B. A. Thiesse proptr, 421 Fourth
La Plae Francis F., agent, r. 213 Post
Laplanch Valentine, cigarmaker, r. New Franklin
Hotel
Laporte Louis, porkpacker, 706 Broadway
Laporte Mary, widow, r. California Av,nr Cortland Av
Lapouble Daniel (Belgbeider & Lapouble) r. Madrid,
Excelsior Homestead
Lapoulide Adolph, liquor saloon, 433 Fourth
Lapoulide Gustave, distiller, r. 814 Montgomery
Lapoulide John A., liquor dealer, r. 1116 Pacific
Lapp James F., shoemaker, 942 Harrison
Lapp John, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r. 624
Fourth
Lsppin Charles, bartender, r. 621 Dupont
Lappin Thomas, ensjineer, r. 420 Minna
Lapretre Eugene, laborer, r. 28 Minna
Lapsley Claude, carpenter, r. 520 Geary
Lapsley Thomas, carpenter, r. 3 Alemany
Laptallo Peter, r. 232 Brannan
Lara Jose, laborer, r. 2 Salmon
Larat Arsene, candy factory, 613 McAllister
Laravia Francis, machine operator Porter, Slessinger
& Co., r. 418 Clementina
Larbig Nicholas, pilot stmr Mary Garratt
Larcombe Joseph B., carpenter, r. 614 Powell
Lardner Henry F., U. S. Commissioner, and short-
hand reporter, 506 Battery, r. 326 Brannan
Larduer Patrick, stonemason, r. 33 Eitch
Larecom Battiste, ironer Jean La Come, r. 345 Seven-
teenth
Laredo Joseph, cigarmaker r. 6 Maiden Lane
Larello P. T., clerk, r. 533 Sacramento
Laren Alexandre, laundryman, r. 33 Ohenery
Larentz Eobert, r. 525 Ellis
LaRepublica (weekly) Gustave Levy publisher, 631
California
Largan James T., bookkeeper George F. Lamson. r.
425 Kearny
Largan William, bookkeeper, r. 211 Second
Largan William, painter, r. cor Wolf, nr Isabel, B. H.
Large Henry, sexton Howard Street M. E. Church, r.
8 Hubbard
Large Thomas W., locksmith, 625 Dupont
Large William, r. 21 Caroline
Large William, porter, r. 548 Folsom
Largente Leon, cook, r. 249 Clementina
Larimer Anderson W., r. 236 Sixteenth
Larini P. & Co. (Peter Larinl and Kaflfello Bertini)
fruits aud vegetables, 1.34 Hayes
Larini Pietro (P. Larini & Co.) r. 134 Hayes
Larios Antanacio, bit and spurmaker, Franklin, nr
Lombard
Larioule J. B., waiter, r. 1518 Stockton, rear
Lark Cyrus, whitener The Baldwin, r. 8 Lafayette
Lark David B. , clerk, r. 1326 Scott
Larkey Daniel E., clerk Tax Collector's Ofllce, r. NW
cor Filbert and Webster
Larkey Frank, drug clerk, r. NW cor Filbert and Web-
ster
Larkey James, groceries and liquors, NW cor Filbert
and Webster
Larkey John J., letter carrier Post Office, r. 3 Golden
Court
Larkin Ann, widow, r. 34 Bitch
Larkin David L., seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Larkin Dennis (Deviue & Larkin) r. 3h Larkin
Larkin Ellen, widow, r. 472 Tehama
Larkin Francis, engineer, r. 306 Fifth
Larkin George B., teamster, r. 1124 Howard
Larkin Harry, clerk, r. 28 Seventh
Larkin Hugh, laborer, r. W s York, bet Center and El
Dorado
Larkin James, waiter, r. 27 Anthony
Larkin James J., boxmaker, r. W s York, bet Center
and El Dorado
Larkin John, expressman, r. 6 Byington
Larkin John, hostler Clayburgh & Brandenstein, r. 27
Anthony
Larkeu John Jr., haekdriver, r. 27 Anthony
Larkin J. F., clerk general passenger and ticket agent
S. P. Co.,r. 932 Pine
Larkin Joseph, carpenter Jay V. Lawrence
Larkin Lawrence, hostler St. Lawrence Stable, r. 2333
Pine
Larkin Matthew, hostler N. B. and M. RR., r. 1328
Alabama
Larkin Michael, laborer and varieties, 502 Sixth
Larkin Michael, teamster National Flour Mills, r. 26
Turk, rear
Larkin Patrick, r. 318 Fourth
Larkin Patrick J., engineer Sutter St. RR., r.l22 Aus-
tin
Larkin Street Presbyterian Chnrcli, Rev.
John C. Eastman pastor, W s Larkin, bet Pacific
Av and Broadway
Larkin Thomas (Larkin & Flaherty) r. 341 McAllister
Larkin Thomas Rev., assistant pastor St. Patrick's
Church, r. 744 Mission
Larkin Thomas H.. driver United Carriage, r. 417}*
Tehama
Larkin Thomas W., pressman, r. 17 Hickory Av
Larkin Thomas O., r. 745 Pacific
Larkin William, r. 917 Polk
Larkin & Flaherty (Thomas Larkin and Richard
Flaherty) asphaltum workers, 35 Post
Larkins Charles, cook, r. 5 Broadway
Larkins William (Larkins & Co.) r. 27 Dorland
Larkins William B., bookkeeper Larkins & Co., r. 27
Dorland
Larkins «fe Co. (William Larkins and George Mc
Leod) carriage manufacturers, 634-638 Howard
Larned Daniel R.. major U. S. A., paymaster Dept of
California, r. 1902 Sutter
Larney Albert T., cabinetmaker, r. 331 Langton
Larney John H., butcher, r. 331 Langton
Larney Nicholas, laborer, r. 331 Langton
Laroche Alfred G., clerk Charles S. Fechhelmer, r.
2600 Sacramento
BS~ Laroche. See Larroche
La Rose Peter, laundryman, r. 112 William
Laroste Tamaso, vegetables, Colombo Market
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
THE LARGEST
CARPET AND DPHOLSTEET HOUSE
ON THE PAOIPIO COAST.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOTB PAI.ACB HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO., ""■t^r/.'i^."^!""-
37 fflarM St
"^M.'.L^ te>r^^
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St, Mary's College,
SAN FRANCISCO.
CONDUCTED BY
BROTHERS OF THE CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS.
This Institution oflfers Students every facility for acquiring a thoroughly Christian and
practical Education — an education that will not only enable, but engage them to fulfill
faithfully their duties as Christians, and thus make them good and useful members of
society.
The Brothers are trained to the work of education; it is their vocation — the sole object
of their Society. They live in the same house, sit at the same table, preside at the recrea-
tions, and, as far as possible, form a family circle with the Students, iu order the more
easily to gain their confidence, and thus be ixi a position to direct them successfully in their
studies.
THE STTTHDIIES.
The Studies are divided into two distinct courses — Collegiate and Commercial.
The usual Academic Degrees are conferred on those who merit the distinction.
The Business or Commercial Course is thoroughly organized, and forms a separate
Department. A Diploma is awarded to those who complete this course and pass the
required examination.
All the classes are examined publicly at the end of each Term.
The result of the monthly examinations of each Student is sent to the Parents or
Guardian.
Besides the usual Class Exercises in Elocution, Literary Societies are organized to give
the Students further opportunity for the cultivation of General Literature and Public
Speaking.
TEI^3y^3-
(Payrueuts Invariably in Advance.)
Board, Washing. Tuition and Medical Attendance $150 00
Students in the Graduating Class of either Department will be charged Twenty-five
Dollars additional per Term.
Music and Drawing Extra.
ZD^'Y" STTTHDElsTTS.
Preparatory, Intermediate and Commercial Departments, per term of Five Months. .$40 00
Collegiate and Business Departments 60 00
For further particulars, apply at the College, or at the Sacred Heart College, coiner of
Eddy and Larkin streets.
BRO. BETTELIN, President.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY!
Finer than the cIms of Champagnes sent from ) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO
France to this country, bat without Drandy. f 630 WASS^TOIT STHE£T.
LAK
721
LAS
Larrabee Charles A., cabinetmaker, 33 Fell, r. 242
Third
Larrabee Georpe, waiter, r. 36SH Clementina
Larrabee Johu F., r. 1524 Sacramento
Larrabee John J., clerk, r. 830 Geary
Larrabee R. V. Mrs., r. 830 Geary
Larrabee William J., clerk, r. 830 Geary
Larrecq John, bartender Dennis Chesney, r. 630 Mer-
chant
Larrlcon Pierre (Paul Nipou & Co.) r. 204H Turk
Larrimore Richard, contractor, r. 1710 Hyde
Larrimore Richard Jr., hardware and tools, 509 Mont-
gomery Av, r. 1710 Hyde
i^ Larrimore. See Larimer
Larriaon Harvey L, cigarmaker Louis Wertheimer &
Co., r. 301 Ivy Av
Larroche Kran^ois (F. Larroche & Son) r. NE cor
Venezuela and Yazoo
Larroche F. & Sou (Francois and John) wholesale and
retail dealers tnpe, calves heads, etc., 1-5 Paci&c
Fruit Market
Larroche John (F. Larroche & Son) r. NE cor Vene-
zuela and Yazoo
Larrouv Jean, waiter Bernard Bordenave, r. 817 Mont-
gomery
Larry James, locgsborenian. r. 313 Vallejo
Larry John, laborer, r. 2 Caroline
Larsen Adolph, phuuber. r. l-'l Valparaiso
Larsen Andrew, tanner M. F. Dolan, r. 2759 Mission
Larsen Anna, domestic 9U8 Greenwich
Larsen Anna, widow, r. KUi Clara
Larsen Anton, liquor saloon. 519 Pacific
Larsen August, boatman, r. 218 Broadway
Larsen August, carpenter, r. 439 Twenty-seventh
Larsen Bernard, seaman, r. 625 Davis
JLiarsen Carl C, proprietor Tivoli Caf6, 18 Eddy,
r. 138 Eddy
Larsen Catherine, widow, dressmaker, r. 222 Fifth
Larsen Charles, saloon keeper, r. 413 Green
Lateen Christian, engineer stmr Constance
Larsen Christian, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 11
Clinton
Larsen E., seaman stmr Mariposa
Larsen Edward, r. 706 Masou
Larsen Edward driver Ambrose Silago, r. cor Thir-
tieth and Harvard
Larsen Emma, domestic 2213 Howard
Larsen Frederick, cooper George Larsen, r. 314 Bry-
ant
Larsen George, cooper, 314 Bryant
Larsen George, laborer, r. 12 Clinton
Larsen Gilbert, lastuiaker East & Co., r. Berkeley
Larsen Hans, r. 233 Third
Larsen Hans, bartender J. Quast, r. 8E cor Pacific
and Drumm
Larsen Hans, carpenter Anderson Bros., r. State, ur
Eureka
Larsen Henry, teacher music, r. 706 Mason
Larsen Henry B., laborer, r. 759 Folsom
Larsen Hermau, cooper George Larsen, r.311 Bryant
Larsen Jens P., restaurant, 709 Battery
Larsen John, r. 26C Brannan
Larsen John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W B Ten-
nessee, bet Sierra and Nevada
Larsen John, niolder, r. 110 Tehama
Larsen John, seaman, r. NE cor Fourth and Berry
Larsen Jorgen, laborer N. Ohlandt & Co., r. 12)i
Clinton
Larsen Joseph, painter and whltener, 417 Powell
Larsen Katrina, widow, r. 121 Valparaiso
Larsen Lars, portei Mii helssen. Roth & Co., r. SE cor
Harper and Thirtieth
Larsen Louis, laborer Pioneer White Lead Works, r.
532 Howard
Larsen Louis, seaman schr Maria Chevallier
Lfcrsen Louis A., clerk Builders' Assn of Cal., r. 222
Fifth
Larsen Louis H., master schr Montezuma, r. Alameda
FRATINGER & CO.
Fine Dressmaking
105 KEARNY STREET.
CAST IRON PIPE.
GAS and WATER PIPE
And FITTINGS of all Sizes.
W. E.~LANE,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1800. Telephone 816.
Larsen Louis S., mate, r. 263 East
Larsen Martin, mate, r.2f>3 East
Larsen Martin P., shoemaker, r. 427 Pacific
Larsen Meta, domestic 1012 Van Ness Av
Larsen Nels, tanner H. N. Cook, r. E 8 Mississippi,
bet Mariposa and Santa Clara
Larsen Niels showmnker P. Rasmussen, r, 164 Clara
Larsen Niels H., shoemaker, r. 232 Third
Larsen Olif , glazier Jasi>n Springer & Co., r.66 Oregon
Larsen Olof, seaman, r. 13.') Folsom
Larsen Paul, miller Washington Mills
Larsen Paul, stableman, r. 14 Washington
Larsen P.-ter, coachman, r. 700 Fillmore
Larsen Peter, cooper, r. 1310 Kearny, rear
Larsen Peter, stevedore, r. 1610 Kearny
Larsen Peter C. (Larsen & Wilsou) r. 706 Mason
Larsen P. J., seaman, r. 28 Clay
Larsen Rasmus, tanner Poetsch & Peterson, i. San
Bruno Hotel
Larsen Sinnig, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W b
Tennessee, bet Sierra and Nevada
Larsen William, seaman, r. 263 East
Larsen & Wilson (Peter C. Larsen and William Wil-
son) agents Cal. Watch and Jewelry Co., 201 Kearny
t^" Larsen. See Larson and Larssen
Larseneur Charles T., gastitter David Bush, r.611 Pine
Larseneur Dominick, wood carver, r. 172 Perry
Larson Amanda, domestic 846 Mission
Larson Andrew, cooper, r. 18 Erie
Larson Annie, domestic 1610 Franklin
Larson -i. V., gripmaa Presidio RR., r. 1134 Union
Larson Charles G., stone grinder Bosqui Engraving
and Printing Co., r. 255 Clementina
Larson Gustave, boltheader Phelps Mufg Co., r. 626
He ward
Larson Harry, seaman, r. 116 Berry
Larson J., seaman stmr Colima
Larson James, wood and coal, 259 First, r. 260 First
Larson James H., clerk James Larson, r. 260 First
Larson John, fireman stmr Gold, r. 411 Sansome
Larson John, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Larson John M., oiler stmr City of Sydney
Larson Samuel, seaman, r. 13 Clay
Larson William E., watchmaker E. Lundquist, r.
Oakland
Ky Larson. See Larsen
liarthe Edouard, accountant French Mutual Ben-
evolent Society, 510 Jackson, r. Alameda
Lartigau John P., produce dealer, r. 1504 Golden
Gate Av
Lartigue Jean, cellarman F. Chevalier & Co., r. 616
Broadway
Larue John, vegetableman, r. 12 Card Alley
La Rue Sigismond, shoemaker, r. 115 Oak
Larue's Wharf, East, bet Market and Mission
Larzon William painter Sutter St. RR., r. Twenty-
eighth, nr Wolf, B. H.
Larzetere Leigh R., bookkeeper Larzelere k Witham,
r. 425 Bryant
Larzelere William B. (Larzelere & Witham) r. 425
Bryant
Larzelere William R., salesman Russ, Sanders & Co.,
r. 425 Bryant
Larzelere & AVltliam (William B. Larzelere and
William L. Witham) produce commission mer-
chants. SW cor Clay and Davis
Lasalle Auguste, r. 1318 Dupont
Lasalle Charles J., clerk, r. 62 South Park
Lasar David (L. Lasar & Son) r. 1532 Post
Lasar Edward, bookkeeper W. A. Steele & Co., r.
Brooklyn
Lasar Emanuel, merchant, r. 1705 Post
Lasar L. & Son (Leopold and David) groceries and
liquors, NE cor Post and Laguna
Lasar Leopold (L. Lasar k Son) r. 1532 Post
Lasbron William, cigarmaker Antonio Verdugo, r.
cor Church and Twenty eighth
Lascurettes Joseph, laundry, 1052 Howard
UOHN HAMMOND
I 46
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
nannfacfarer ofeTery denrriptlon of
PASSENGER. STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
49 to SU Beale Street. Hau Crancikco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker,
421-427 Market St.
Wool and Orch
Hay, Hide, Hop, Bac,
ilia Presses.
LAS
722
LAU
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOBTERa OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 3U, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STEEET
LaBCurettea Marie Mme., laundry, 10j2 Howard
Laaey Frank, sign painter Longley & Johnson, r. 13
Monroe
Laselle Charles C, salesman E. & S. Heller, r. 427
Sutter
La Selle Charles J., clerk S. P. Co., r. 62 South Park
Laselle J. J., r 510 Mason
t^ Laselle. See Lasalle and Lasselle
Lash H., mnfrrufflings, lace goods and ladies' and
children's underwear, 533 Market, r. 926 Sutter
Lash Isidore, r. 926 Sutter
Lash Louis, laborer, r. Boyce, nr Oeary
Lash Samuel, r. 926 Sutter
Lask George E., theatrical manager, r. 1235 Pine
Lask Harry J., accouutant, r. 156 Eddy
LaBk Louis, merchant (Marysville, Cal.) r. 1235 Pine
Laske Isaac, clerk Lesser Bros.
Laske Leon B., tinware, etc., cor Twenty-third and
Valencia
Laskey Benjamin G., laborer freight depot S. P. Co.,
r. 24 Stauly PI
Laskey John J., r. 116 Ninth
Laski B. L.. teas and coffees, 2529 Mission
Lasky Isaac, r. 1330 Scott
Lasky S. W., r. 627 Washington
LaskV William R., r. 2207 Polk
La Sbciedad (Spanish weekly) Frederick Epson ed-
itor and proprietor, office 502 Washington
Tio, Societe Francaise d'Epargnes et de
Prevoyance Mutuelle, E. J. LeBreton pres-
ident, A. Brand secretary, 534 CHlifornla
Laspada Giovanni, barber, r. 1905 Fillmore
laspada John, barber, r. 429 Pacific
Laspada Louis, barber, r. 429 Pacific
Laspron William, cisarmaker, r. 1506 Church
Lass August, laborer, r. 242 Langton
Lass F., porter Tillmaun & Bendel, r. SE cor Mason
and Union
Lass Henry, longshoreman, r. 3 Alaska PI
Lass Henry F., liquor saloon, 110 Berry
Lassale Caroline Mrs., teacher music French and
English Institute, r. 661 Willow Av
Lassale Emile, agent, r. 661 Willow Av
Lassalle Berthilda Mme., French laundry, 132 Geary
Lasselle B. F. Mrs., widow, r. 16 Mint At
Lasselle C. B., clerk, r. 949 Mission
Lasselle Frank H., clerk, U. S. Mint, r. 22 Taylor
Lasselle Fred. A., driver Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r.
1063 Broadway
Lasselle Robert, clerk, r. 636 Commercial
8^ Lasselle. See Ls Sell and Lassalle
Lassen Christian, laborer, r. 11 Clinton
Lassen HansC. (H. C. Lassen & Co.) r. 4 Pfeiffer
Lassen H. 0. & Co. (Hans C. Lassenj ship chandlers,
120 Berry
Lassen John, teamster John Stumpf, r. N s Teneriffe,
bet Platte and Yazoo
Lassen William, sailmaker, r. 4 Pfeiffer
Lasswell Mounterville D., plumbing and gafefitting
and pumpmaker, 765 Mission, r. 43 Buss, rear
Last Carl F. A., r. 2312 Polk
Last Charles, r. 2312 Polk
Last John, solicitor, r. 2312 Polk
Last Michael, seaman, r. 54 Minna
Last William, surfman U. S. Life Boat Station
Lastein George, butcher Miller & Lux, r. 8 s Trini-
dad, bet Yazoo and Susquehanna
Lastreto Emillo, law student George D.Shadburne, r.
415 Van Ness At
Lastreto G. B. expresaman, r. W • Montgomery At,
nr Bay
I<a»treto liniffl P., commission merchant. 815
ComnierciaCr. 415 Van Ness At
Lastreto Maria, widow, r. 2200 Taylor
Lastro Albert, hostler Pac. Carriage Co., r. 19 Anna
Laszkievicz Alfonso, bronzer, r. 773 Mission
Latapie Adolph, woolpuUer A. Legallet, r. N s Vene-
zuela, bet Tombigee and Potomac
Latapie Francois, tanner A. Legallet, r. N s Vene-
zuela, bet Tombigbee and Potomac
Latapie Joseph, woolpuUer A. Legallet, r. N a Vene-
zuela, bet "Tombiybee and Potomac
Latapie Peter (B. Salles & Co.) r. Railroad At, nr
Trinidad
Latchford William J. (Latchford & Co.) r. 68 South
Park
Latcnford & Co. (William J. Latchford and James A.
Jacob) bookmakers, 27 Leidesdorff
Latelle Louis, engineer, r. 3y Broadway
Later James, teamster, r. 221 Tenth
Latham Charlotte Mrs., r. 567 Seventeenth
Latham David, clerk P. M. SS. Co., r. 171 Perry
Latham Edward, bartender, r. 807 Kearny
Latham Edward F., clerk Ellen Sullivan, r. Oakland
Latham Frank B., mining secretary, and secre-
tary North Pacific Coast Railroad Co., 1 8. F.
Stock and Exchange Bldg, r. San Anselmo
Latham John L., clerk supply dept Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. 2620 Sacramento
Latham Joseph, casting dresser Pac. Iron Works, r.
762 Bryant
Latham Joseph Jr., polisher T. M. Antisell Piano Co.,
r. 762 Bryant
Latham M. S. Mrs., widow, r. 1104 Post
Latham T., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 805
Pine
Latham William B., seacher records, r. 1623 Webster
Latham William C, clerk, r. 1623 Webster
Lathold v., saloon keeper, r. 533 Sacramento
Latnold Henry J., carpenter, r. 124 Golden Gate At
liathfop Ariel, agent Leland Stanford, office NE
cor Fourth and "Townsend, r. P.ilace Hotel
Lathrop Charles G., office NE cor Fourth and Town-
send, room 69, r. 2101 Van Kess Av
Lathrop Elisha, r. 611 Shotwell
Lathrop Elisha N., cigars and tobacco, 414 Sansome,
r. 816 Jackson
Lathrop T. W. Mrs., widow, r. 210 Eighteenth
8S^ Lathrop. SeeLothrop
Lithrope A., teamster, r. 47 South Park
Latimer John, teamster, r. 115 Vallejo
Xjatimer Lorenzo D., attorney at law, 75-77 Ne-
vada Block, r. Pacific Club
Latimer Thomas, pantryman stmr Mexico, r. 605
Davis
Latnn Cbarles A., secretary Commercial Insur-
ance Company of California, ai'.d general agent
Fire Association of Philadelpbia, 439 California,
r. Palace Hotel
Latou Daniel, brass finisher Thomas Day k Co. (lim-
ited) r. 854 Jlission
j^T Laton. See Layton and Leighton
Latour Benjamin, r. 2759 Mission
Latour Louis, engineer, r. 512 Brannan
Latrille Bernard, milker Bareilles Bros., r. 8W cor
Girard and Silver Av, U. M. T.
Latrille Jean, milker Bareilles Bros., r. 8W cor Gi-
rard and Silver Av, U. M. T.
Latronel Oliver, laborer, r. 1334 Church
Latson Frank P. (Frank P. Latson * Co.) r. 520 Oak
Latson Frank P. & Co. (Frank P. Latson and
John H. Perine) wholesale and retail dealers
hardware, 28-30 New Montgomery, Palace Uoiel
Latson Margaret M., widow, r. 305 Octavia
Latt Alfred, tailor, 631}^ Stevenson, r. 314 Sixth
Lattritz Frederick, painter, r. 136 Ridley
Latz D., r. 1128 Golden Gate At
Latz Samuel, salesman Michelssen, Roth Ic Co., r.
141)9 Van Ness Av
Latz Samuel U., r. 1911 Geary
Latz William, hostler, r. 24 Verona
Lau Albert H., steward, r. 6 Stockton PI
Lau Henry R., carriagemaker. r. 654 Jessie
8^ Lau. See Law
Laub Frank, bakery, SE cor Twenty-sixth and Colnm-
bia
.-AND..
TJNDEEWEAR
"THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
ORIENT Ins. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000 I GEO. D. OORNIN, Manager
Assets, $1,551,954 | WU. S£ZTOH, Asst. )L3aia.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
LAU
723
LAV
L»ab SI ina, r. S M iaro»
Laubach Peter, cabin, tmaker, r. 36 White PI
LauUeuheimer Charles, barber Orand Hutel, r. Ala-
meda
Laubir Frank X., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.435H
Cleiueutina
LauberbacU William, cigarmaker August Brune, r.
iJOii Oreeuwich
Lauberbhelmer Pauiel, batcher John D. Wanz, r. 623
Capp
Lauberaheimer Jacob, candymaker Schroder, Albrecht
kCo.. r. 512 Bush
LaubBcher Charles, butcher M. Britten, r. 427 Hayes
Ituuch Henry, Beamun, r. 625 East
Lauch Joseph li., ticket clerk stmr San Rafael, r.
.Saucelito
Lauda John B., r. Mission Road, nr Six Mile House
Laudeu M. K., ageut Wm. Deering & Co., (Chicago,
III.) 1021-1027 Brvaut, r. 821 Pine
Lauder Broth, rs (Louis O. and Silas W.) hay and
grail), 570 Bryaut, bet Third and Fourth
Lauder Louis G. (Lander Bros.) r. 427 Sixth
Lauder Silas W. (Lnuder Bros.) r. 118 Morris At
Lauensteiu Henry, bricklayer, r. 1309 Stockton
Laueuslelu Uobeit A., bookkeeper Jacoby Bros., r.
Alameda
Lauer Juhu, expressman, cor Pine and Battery, r. 719
Sevtuteeuth "■
Lauf Ernst, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Laufeuberg Michael N., salesman Baker & Hamilton,
r. 7u8 California
Laufenburger Charles, proptr Esgl^ Soap Co., and
Melrose Salt Works, oflice 204 Clay, r. 315 Lom-
bard
Lauffer Jacob G., cook, r. 515 Sacramento
Laugel Andrew, saloon keeper, 1412 ^a'pnnt
Laughliu Charles D., waiter Louis Meyer, r. 047
Folsom
Laughlin Fanny, widow, r. 2228 Hyde
Laughliu Gregory, salesman, r. 114 McAllister
Laughiin James, teamster, r. 1513 Ellis
Laughlin James U., laborer Empixe Foundry, r. 15
Natoma
Laughiin John, clerk, r. 2228 Hyde
Laughiin John, shoemaker Cahn, Nlckelsburg b Co.,
r. 34 Hayes
Laughliu Jiseph, machinist, r. 1428 Powell
Laughiin M. A., widow, r. 114 McAllister
Laughiin P. M., laborer P. M. S3. Co.
i»- Laughiin. See Loiighlin
Laughtou James, carpenter stmr Madrona
Laulnger Charles F., piauotuner, r. 1113 Kenrny
Lauiuuer George, salesman Henry Loewenhayn, r.
ni9 Mason
Lauiuger George P., clerk, r. 1719 Mason
Lauinger Johu B., confectioner, r. 1113 Kearny
Lauiuger John B. Jr., tinsmith, r. 1113 Kearny
Lauizzari Carlo, waiter Frank Lacoste, r. 611 Pine
Laujardiere Etienne, painter, r. 3 Washoe PI
Laujardiere Gustave, cooper, r. 3 Washoe PI
Laulhere Hippolyte, butcher, r. 1516 Powell, rear
Laumelster Charles S., proprietor Laumeister
Mills. 203-207 Mission, r. 25 Twelfth
Laumeister Charles T.. salesman, r. 547 Fulton
LAUMEISTER MILLS
Ctiarles S». Liiuineister proprietor,
flour, feed, meal, bran and middlinfirs.
aOA-'ZOr MUsion
Laun Edward, helper Schroder, Albrecht b Co. r. 8
Converse
Laun George, boatbuilder Alfred Rogers, r. 8 Con-
verse
Laun Philip, expressman, r. 8 Converse
Laun William, carpentsr, r. Mission Road, nr Six
Mile House
Launder Richard, miner, r. 30 J4 Garden
Laurel Grove Park, office 228 Bush
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERMO-EI>ECTBIC
RUSSIAN ana TDRKISE BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Bails Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
LEAD PIPE, SOLDER. TIN
AND SHEET LEAD.
l,ead Work of all kinds well done.
■w
Plumber,
Estobllshed 1860,
505 Kearny Street.
Telephone 315l
Laurel Hill Cemetery ilate Lone Mouiitaiu) Charles
H. Crowell secretary. Central A v. bet Post and
Csliforiiia
Laurel Palace, Harris k Merigan proprietor!,
^;^fl^ N\V cor Kearny and Bush
BOME HiLRRIS.
JOHX S. HEBIOAN.
LAUREL PALACE,
HARRIS & MERIGAN, Proprietors,
FINE WINES, LIQUORS, ETC.,
N. W. Cor. Kearny and Bush Streets,
SAN FKANCISCO.
Lauren Patrick, carpenter, r. 366 Natoma
Laurenson Lizzie Mias. dressmaking, 514 Stevenson
LaureuBon Peter, canvasser, r. 1010 Montgomery
Laurent D.. teamster, r. SW cor Kentucky and Hon-
duras
Laurent Eugene, cook Montgomery's Hotel
Laurent Joseph, currier, r. aio Twenty-sixth
Laurent Mary Mrs., second-hand clothing, 1007 How-
ard
Laures Pedro, laundryman La Grande Laundry
Laurlcella -loseph, real estate, r. 71S> Broadway
Laurie E. Mrs., r. 415 Post
Lauriston Archibald (Laurlston k Ross) r. 921 Battery
Lauriston Ac Ross (Archibald Liuriston aod John
Rossi liquor saloon and lodgings, 921 Battery
Lauritzen James P.. master mariner, r. T21S Taylor
Lauritzen Lauritz. cigarmaker, r. 68 Oregon
Lausteu Alexander, laborer, r. iSS Perry
Lausteu John, laborer, r. Tennessee, bet Sierrk and
Nevada
Lausten Peter, cellarman Woltera Bros. & Co., t. 238
Perry
Lauterbach E. k Co.. (E. Lanterbach and Steve D.
Ohiucovich) liquor Saloon, 3E cor Golden Gate
Av aud Lnrkin
Lauterbach Erast (E. Lauterbach k Co.) r. 1155
Howard
Lauterbach John ,W., steward stmr Orizaba, r. 1808
Taylor
Lauterbach Martin, shoemaker, r. 2 Hopeton Terrace
Lauterbach Samuel, cigars and tobacco. 101 Sansome,
r. 18)4 Oak
Lautermi I ch Leopold (Lautermilch k Durr) r. 511
Montgomery
LAUTERMILCH & DURR
(Leopold Litutermiich and Charlf»
Durr) restaurants 511 and 521 Mont-
gomery, and bakeries and confection-
ery 5!4l Montgomery and 504 Post
Lausterwtsser Carrie B. Miss, dressmaker, r. 02S
Capp
Lauterwapser Christian, hay and grain, 1505 Folsom.
r. 925 Capp
Lauterwasser Frederick P., teamster, r. 219 Twelfth
Lautz Frederick, r. 1314 Dupont
Lauta Lewis, liquor saloon. 143 Taylor, r. 117 Taylor
Lautze Stephen, laborer, r. lOlGX Bryant
Laui Adam, hostler, r. 1118 Howard
Laux Gustav A., confectioner E. Rotger k Co., r. 505
Chestnut
Lauxinann Goorge, painter, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Lavaguino Louis, fruits and vegetables, 104 Fourth,
r. 349ii Minna
La Vallee Armand, ladles and gents furnishing gooda,
212 Sixth, r. 479 Tehama
La Vallee Emery, storekeeper Lick House, r. 6 Har-
riet
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
40 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN, Sf^an?^ '^^««^«'' «^'««^«»
AMERICAN COldPANT.
LAV
724
LAW
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS aiTd FIRE IRONS
Opeu Fire - Place Trimminjjfs
a Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Lavalley Louis P.. bakery and confectionery, 408
Broadway "
Lavaroni Augustine, porter August Obernauer. r. 20
Lafayette PI
Lavaroni Carlo, laborer, r 20 Lafayette PI
Lavaroni Frank, teamster Frank Bernard & Co., r. 5
Gavan
Lavaroni John, coremaker Empire Foundry, r. 1510
Broadway
Lavaroni John, marble cutter, and extraman Engine
No. 12, r. 20 Lafayette PI
Lavaroni Joseph, soapmaker S. F. Pioneer "Woolen
Factory, r. 522 Green
Lavaroni Louis, bootblack N. Garbarino, r. 6 Gavan
Lavaroni Nicoleta, widow, dressmaker, r. 20 Lafayette
PI
Lavaroni Louis, wood and coal, 1.506 Broadway
Lavattonl J., waittr, Louis Meyer r. 349 Jessie
Laveau Charles, blacksmith, r. 30i Fifth
Laveau Charles, blacksmith, r. 804 Fifth
Laveru Louis A., butcher, r. 18 Harlan PI
Lavelle Frank, pressman Palmer & Key, r. 2124 Pine
Lavelle James, boilermaker, r. 5 Howard Court
Lavelle John, plumber, r. 228 Minna
Lavelle Mary, widow, r. 2124 Pine
Lavelle Michael, laborer, i . 563 Mission
Lavelle Michael J., finisher Indianapolis Furniture
Co., r. 652 Katoma
Lavelle P. T., clerk Overland House
Laven Florence, widow, r. 339 Eddy
Liaven Micliael C, manager San Francisco oflSce
Pacific Postal Telegraph-Cable Co., 14-15 Nevada
Block, r. Occidental Hotel
te^ Laven. See Lavin and Levin
Lavfnbcrg George, fruit dealer, r. E s Church, nr Mar-
ket
Lavenberg Samuel, fruit dealer, r. E s Church, nr
Market
Lavenson Albert S., assistant bookkeeper Fechhelm-
er, Goodkind & Co., r. Webster, bet Eddy and
Ellis
Lavenson George, teamster, r. 608 Grove
Lavenson Mark, drayman, r. 608 Grove
I Laventhal Samuel, salesman^r. 618 O'Farrell
I Laver Augustus, architect, 327 Pine, room 19, r. 2323
I Howard
' Laver Charles J., draftsman A. Laver, r. 2323 Howard
Laver Michelli Mrs., widow, r. 622 Broadway
; Lavergne Matilda Mrs., nurse French Hospital
Lavery James V., proptr North Point Dock Grain
W arehouse, Kn' cor Chestnut and Sansome, r. 34
Twelfth
Lavery John, waiter, r. 51 Stevenson
Lavery John, barber, r. 300 Harrison
Lavery Joseph G., clerk ins. dept. Balfour, Guthrie
& Co., r. 34 Twelfth
Lavery Margaret, widow, r. 506 Franklin
Lavery Robert, shipcarpenter P. M. 88. Co., r. 68 Sec-
ond
Lavery Robert L., purser stmr Mary D. Hume, r. 34
Twelfth
Lavery William J. Mrs., r. 84 Twelfth
Lavezzari Linda Miss, saleslady E. Landry, r. 1024
Lombard
Lavazzarl Mary Mrs., r. 1024 Lombard
Lavezzo Paulo (Lavezzo «: Raggio) r. 511 M Fourth
Lavezzo Jt Raggio (Paulo Lavezzo and Giuseppi Rag-
gio) fruits and vegetables, 511 J^ Fourth
Lavignac John B., real estate, r. 625 Broadway
Lavigne Frank, cook, r. 537 Sacramento
Lavigne Jean M.. fruits. 1501 Mason
Lavigne Jules, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. 908
Jackson
Lavigne Raymond, liquor saloon, 416 Fourth, r. 908
Jackson
Lavillan Henry C, porter, r. SE cor Green and Van
Ness Av
Lavin Bridget, widow, r. 829 Howard
Street
Lavin Bridget, widow, r. 911 Vallejo, rear
Lavin Florence Mrs., janitress Greenwich
Primary Scbocil, r. 710 Lombard
Lavin James, harnessmaker, r. 225 Drumm
Lavin Michael, laborer, r. 245)4 Perry
Lavin Peter J., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 109
Pine
Lavin Thomas, seaman, r. 911 Vallejo, rear
8^" Lavin. See Laven and Levin
Laviolette Charles F. G.. salesman O'Connor, Moffatt
& Co., r. 1027 Mission
LaviosaL. & Co. (Louis Lavlosa) flsh dealers, 101-102
California Market
Laviosa Louis (L. Laviosa & Co.) r. 822 Broadway-
La Voce del Popolo (Italian semi- weekly) Cevasco k
Canessa editors and proptrs, 535 Washington
Law Arthur, clerk, r. 914 Taylor
Law Ella, widow, r. 113 Larkin
Law Gui-tav, seaman stmr Queen of the Pacific, r.
Ancon Hotel
Law Hartland (Law, King & Law Publishing House)
r. Chicago
Law Herbert E. (Law, Kingi Law Publishing House)
r. 2032 Steiner
liaw, Kin^ <& Law Pnblisliin^ House (Hart-
land and Herbert E. Law and Richard S. King)
publishers, 240 Mpatgomery
Liaw Library San' Francisco, New City Hall.
third floor
Law M. S. Mrs., widow, dressmaker, r. 538 Turk
Law Richard W., operator U. S. Mint.r. East Oakland
Law William^ piirlije engiiieer, r. 1520 Howard
IS" Law. Seeliau , ""
Lawler DanieTF., salesman, r. 1127 Folsom
Lawler David, tfipkmaker, r. 8 Albion Av
Lawler Francis, wharfinger Pacific Street Wharf, and
groceries and liquors, 429 Minna
Lawler Frank. W., Judge Superior Court, Dept.
8. chambers New City Hall, second floor, r. 1402
Golden Gate Av
Lawler Frederick, cook William J. Davis, r. 214 Jessie
Lawler Howard J., compositor Chronicle, r. 2092
Market
Lawler James, bartender Clement Dixon, r. NW cor
Lombard and Polk
Lawler James, cook Ernst Moeller, r. 611 Howard
La-wler Jantes, Judge Police Court No. 2, cham-
bers Old City Hall, second floor, r. 44 Sixth
Lawler James, waiter, r. 424 Broadway
Lawler James M., stage carpenter, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Lawler John, live stock dealer, r. 124 Fulton
Lawler John, machinist Rlsdon I. and L. Works, r.
2604 Sacramento
Lawler John, pressman, r. 7 Sumner
Lawler Joseph, butcher, r. SE cor York and Santa
Clara
Lawler Joseph Jr., woolsorter, r. SE cor York and
Santa Clara
Lawler Michael H., groceries and liquors, 411 Fifth
Lawler Mollie F., waitress Devoto A: Brichetto, r. 81»
Howard
Lawler Patrick, teamster, r. 7 Sumner
Lawler Thomas H., journalist, r. 8 s Twenty-fifth,
bet Bartlett and Mission
Lawler Thomas W., tanner, r. SE cor York and Santa
Clara
Lawler Wilson, engineer stmr Pride of the River
1^" Lawler. See Lawlor and Lolor
Lawless Edward, fireman, r. 755 M Howard
Lawless Edward, hostler, r. 712 Grove
Lawless J., chainmaker Pac. Rolling Mill
Lawless James, laborer, r. 307 Rttch
Lawless J. C. & Co. (Joseph C. Lawless)
makers, 115 Market
Lawless John, laborer, r. 156 First
Lawless John M., plasterer, r. 529 Valencia
Lawless Joseph, bookkeeper Joost Bros., r.
ard
harness-
755 How-
WINDOWJHADES.
Plain, Fringed, Decorated and Embroidered Shades
made to order in any size or style.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MAEKET STREET,
KBIT ABOVE PAiACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manafacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtiures.
37 MarM SL
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
Oi most rtelicate flavor and the only true >ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
Champagne produced in the United States. ) 530 WASEI17QT017 STBSZT.
LAW
725
LAW
Lawless Joseph C. (J. C. Lawless k Co.) r. Oakland
Lawless Laurenre, laborer, r. ITiSH Howard
Lawless Mar>{»ret, widow, r. 125 Clinton
Lawless Michael, laborer, r. 52 MInua
Lawless R. Mrs., widow, r. 511 Franklin
Lawless Hobert, muster mariner, r. 2216 Pine
Lawless Thomas, carpenter, r. 708 Tehama
Lawless Thomas, engineer, r. 755 }4 Howard
Lawless Walter E., billposter, r. 502 )« Broadway
Lawlor Bartholomew, gardi-ner, r. 150B Sanchez
Lawlor Charles, paper carrier, r. 224 Haiwht
Lawlor Daniel, peddler, r. 49 Jessie, rear
Lawlor Uennis. Bpt-clal policeman, r. aiH Thirteenth
Lawlor Edward, blindmakt-r Jason Springer & Co.
Lawlor Frank W., lineman Pac. Bell Tc-1. Co., r. 553
Shotwell
Iia'«vIor Frederick C. L., wood coal and coke,
NE cor Twenty-sixth and Folsom
Lawlor George J., cigars, 20t) Sutter, r. 224 Haight
Lawlor GeorKeU., r. 2i4 Haight
Lawlor James, r. 1147 Missiou
Lawlor James P., eardriver, r. 31C Thirteenth
Lawlor John, plasterer, r. 520 Valencia
Lawlor John, rigger, r. 540 Folsom
Lawlor John F., compositor J. R. Brodie & Co., r. 640
Folsom
Lawlor John G., clerk, r. 136 Eighth
Lawlor John M., hotel keeper r. lllfi Hyde
Lawlor Norman J., clgarmaker, r. 224 Haight
Lawlor Patrick, clerk Robinsou h Knox, r. 13 Page
Lawlor Peter, hostler Matthew Nunan, r. 14 Heron
Lawlor Peter H., draftsman John J. Clark, r. 622>>j
Ellis
Lawlor William B., clerk, r. 021 Sansome
Lawlor William J., clerk A. B. Forbes, r. 1116 Hyde
liaMrlor AVilliani M., physician and surgeon,
office and r. 326 Geary
t^' Lawlor. See Lawler and Lolor
Lawrence Andrew M., reporter Examiner,r.608 Powell
Lawrence Belle Miss, saleslady, r. 5u2 O'Farrell
Lawrence Benjamin B., driver Engine No. 7, r. 3034J4
Sixteenth
Lawrence Catherine MIrs, r. 1922 Taylor
Lawrence Charles W. (Lawrence & Co.) r. New York
Lawrence Charles, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Lawrence Charles E., conductor, r. 144 Perry
Lawrence E. Mrs., widow, r. 518 Taylor
l<a\vrence E. A. tSf G. E. (George E. Lawrence)
attorneys at law, 330 Pine, rooms 40-41
Lawrence Everett, laborer, r. 18 Bartlett
Lawrence Frank A., barber, r. 467 Jessie
Lawrence Frank, machinehand, r. 918 Harrison
Lawrence Florence, widow, r. 1053 Mission
Lawrence G. E., carpenter, r. 518 Greenwich *
Lawrence George, foreman William Davis, r.Oakland
Lawrence George E. (E. A. & G. E. Lawrence) r. Ala-
meda
Lawrence George O., dentist, 122 Geary, r. 643 Harrison
Lawrence H. H., wii;{ber U. S. Mint, r. East Oakland
Lawrence Horace, club rooms, 22 Geary
Lawrence House, Mrs. C. A. Williams proptr, 704
Howard
Lawrence Humphrey, stair builder A. I.Sanborn, r.
Oakland
Lawrence J., waiter, r. 56 Minna
Lawrence James, currier Frank McAleer, r. W s San
Bruno Road, bet Adam and Eve
Lawrence James, seaman, r. 304 Jessie
Lawrence James A., cook, r. 5 Broadway
Iiavt'rence Jay V. , carpenter and builder, 619
Sacramento, r. 518 Greenwich
Lawrence Jay V. Jr., bookkeeper Jay V. Lawrence, r.
518 Greenwich
Lawrence J. H. Mrs., r. 27 Hawthorne
Lawrence John, conductor Market St. RR.
Lawrence John A., special agent Jacobs & Easton, r.
Berkeley
Lawrence Joseph (Lawrence k Levy) r. 17 Fulton
FRATINGER & CO.
LADIES' SUITS
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
105 KEARNY STREET.
THE LATEST IMPROVED
PATENT WiTER CLOSETS.
SANITARY SEWER CAS TRAPS
Put in by skilled workmen.
\A/_ E:_ L_A3^E,
PLUMBER. 505 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Lawrence Joseph, deckhand, r. 319 Green
Lawrence Louisa Mrs., insurance agent, r. 32 Page
Lawrence Manuel, waiter stmr City of Stockton
Lawrence Matilda, widow, r. 28 Liberty
Lawrence M. H. Mrs., r. 10 Lafayette
Lawrence Nathan, r. 739 Minna
Lawrence Normand, cutter B. Blumenthal ft Co.. r.
Oakland
Lawrenee Peter, laborer Pao. Box Factory, r. 18 Stev-
enson Av
Lawrence Raymond D. (Tyack & Lawrence) r. 1051
Howard
Lawrence Thomas, shoemaker, 611 Laguna
Lawrence Wesley M., r. 208 Jones
Lawrence William, laborer, r. 907 Folsom
Lawrence William, porter Daniel Somerville, r. 21
Hinckley
Lawrence William B., assistant engineer Spring Val-
ley W. W-, r. San Mateo
Lawrence William H., capitalist, r. 8 Elgin Park
La-wrence William H., proprietor Watkins' Yo-
semite Art Gallery, 427 Montgomery, r. San
Mated
Lawrence k Co. (Charles W. Lawrence and Horace
Webster) wholesale liquors, 823 Montgomery
Lawrence k Levy (Joseph Lawrence and Henry Levy)
wholesale butchers, S s Honduras, bet Railroad
Av and Susquehanna, office 5:J5 Clay
e^ Lawrence. See Lorenlz and Lorenz
Lawrenson Chris, r. 237 Seventh
Liwrensoa Patrick H., piiluter, r. 707 Minna
S^ Lawrenson. See Loreusen, Lorenaon, Lorentzen
and Lorinzen
Lawrie Ella Miss, r. 1511 Washington
Lawrie George, engineer, r. 106 Steuart
Lawry Walter F., manager New Zealand Loan
and Mercantile Agency Co. limited, 314 Califor-
nia, r. 923 Hyde
Lawry Walter L., salesman, r. 141 Third
Laws Benjamin A. (Laws k R6berts) r. 226 Page
Laws Edwin R., salesman, r. 1308 Green
Laws John, produce commission merchant, 124 Clay,
r. 1515 Ellis
Laws John C, salesman John Laws, r. 1515 Ellis
Laws Si Roberts (Benjamin A. Laws and John O.
Roberts) commission merchants, 211-213 Wash-
ington
Lawson A., carpenter, r. 439 Twenty-seventh
Lawson Adolf, foreman U. S. Brewery, r. 40654
Grove
Lawson Albert, bricklayer, r. 521 Birch Av
Lawson Albert, bricklayer, r. 608 Bartlett
Lawson Alfred B., r. 812 California
Lawson Andrew, cooperage, 508 Front, r. 2 Clinton
Lawson Andrew, tanner, r. 11 H Norfolk
Lawson Andrew E., tanner, r. 2759 Mission
Lawson Charles, distributor La Grande Laundry
Lawson Charles, printer, r. 225 Clementina
Lawson Charles, seaman, r. W s Michigan, bet Sierra
and Shasta
Lawson Charles, tailor, r. 138 Perry
Lawson Charles Mrs., candies and notions, W s Mich-
igan, bet Sierra and Shasta
Lawson Cuthbert, artist, r. 10.5 Mason
Lawson Edwin R., boots and shoes, 2508 Mission
Lawson Emily Mrs., physician, 23 Powell
Lawson Enoch, engineer U. S. Brewery, r. 406 H
Grove
Lawson Grant, driver John Bowers. Mission Road, nr
Five Mile House
Lawson Frederick A., mnfr's agent paper, 123 Cali-
fornia, r. 1701 Broderick
Lawsou Frederick O., sheet iron worker J. C. Lawson,
r. 731 Guerrero
Lawson George L., sailmaker, r. 1619 Leavenworth
Lawson George R., carpenter, r. 1619 Leavenworth
Lawson Heriimn, laborer, r. W s Michigan, bet Napa
and Shasta
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mnniifnctarer ofrvery deorription or
PASSENQBR, STREET AND FREIGHT CABS.
43 to SO Beale 6»tre«t. San Franeiii«o.
XXTn t9'^%-n » TRUMABr, ISHAM A HOOKER, Asents for the Celebrate4
W a.g'OXlS* ELQZ^OW IRON AXIi£ WAGONS. 421-427 Market StreeU
LAW
726
LEA
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOBTEBa OF
MARBELIZED MANTELS,
Fire Grates and Tile.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Lawpon Ivan F., paper carrier, r. 730)^ Union
Lawson James S., ansistant U. S. Coast and Geodetic
Survey, r. 1701 Broderick
Lawson J. L., r. 37 South Park
LHWBOn John, r. 5^ Kiizabtth
I^wBon John, barber M. Cohen, r. 484 Minna
Lawson John, laborer, r. 510 Taylor
Lawson John, niolder Metropolitan Foundry, r. 110
Tehama
Lawson John, weaver S. F. Pioneer "Woolen Factory,
r. 416 Francisco
Lawson John C, tin and sheet iron ware, 603 Battery
and 306 Jackson, r. 731 Guerrero
Lawson John C. Jr., clerk, r. 731 Guerrero
Lawson John R., luniberinan r. 34 Bincon PI
Lawson Louis, teamster, r. 1332 Howard
Lawson Martin, weaver, r. W s Hyde, nr Bay
Lawson Martin P., shoemaker, r. 227 Pacific
Lawpon Robert, master n>ariner, r. 1C05 Mason
Lawson Peter, seaman sehr Mary and Ida, r. 10 Jack-
son
Lawson 8. A. Mrs., widow, r. 825 Capp
Lawson Samuel G., electrician Cal. Electric Light
Co., r. 27 Fell
! Lawson Sophie Miss, r. 607 California
I Lawpon Walter, machinist, r. 909 Laguna
i Lawson TVilliflm, agent Bank of British North
I America, 312 Pine, r. Oakland
Lawson William, waiter Pnlace Hotel
I Lawson Y. C, clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo k
'. Co , r. 2410 Steiner
I Lawton Augustus F., clerk Tom C. Grant, r. 611 Tay-
I lor
j Lawton Edgar M., ship's clerk, r. 611 Taylor
I La\^ton Edward (Purker & Lawton) r. 645 Natoma
! Lawton Edward, banender, r. 211 StevenFon
I Lawton Elburton, carriaeemaker, r. 1525 Broadway
Lawton Elb\irton Jr., plumber, r. 1525 Broadway
' Lawton Frank H., with W. D. Lawton & Co., r. Berk-
eley
Iia-»vton Gardiner T. .president California Pow-
I der Works and Hercules Powder Works, 230 Cali-
1 foroia, r. 2121 California
i Lawton George, laborer, r. Cumberland, nr Sanchez
I Lawton George, sailmaker, and extramau Engine No.
3, r. 1617 Leavenworth
■■ Lawton Gforge M., salesman, r. 10934 Fair Oaks
Lawton George W., wagonmaker, and extraman En-
gine No. 3, r. 13(17 California
; Lawton Horatio, painter, r. 206 Dolores
Lawton Irving, real estate, r. 913 Sacramento
La^vton Israel, superintendent U. S. Mint, r.
Oakland
Lawton James, laborer P. M. 83. Co.
Lawton J. L. Mrs., r. 1063 Mission
Lawton John, painter, r. 251 Minna
Lawton John J., plumber Fritz & Kean, r. 418^ Ful-
ton
Lawton Mary, widow, r. 418 Fulton
Lawton Michael A., machinist, r. 418J4 Fulton
Lawton Orlando, insurance broker, r. 711 Leaven-
worth
Lawton Peter, laborer, r. 3.=0 First
Lawton Peter, laborer, r. 350 Third
Lawton Robert, shipwright, r. 122 Shipley
Lawton Sarah Mrs., r. 10 Turk
Lawton Theodore, clerk, r. 225 Fourth
Lawton Thomas F.. r. 1115 Howard
Lawtnn W. D., ranch clerk U. S. Surveyor-General's
Office, r. Oakland
LAWTON W. D. & CO. .i>irt
manufacturers, 608 Market and 9 Post
Lawton William, artist, 90 St. Ann's Bldg, r. 10 Carlos
PI
Lawton William M., real estate agent, r. 530 Chestnut
Lawton W. W. Mrs., r. 611 Taylor
Lawver Aaron M., mining, 33u Pine, r. 1422 Clay
WASHINGTON Fire Ins. Co. of Bostoi)
Lawyer William, lanndryman, r. 251 Tehama
Lay Frederick, cook Herbst & Maas, r 249 StevenBon
Layden Andrew, founrlryman, r. 12 Otis PI
Layden Joseph, r. 460 Minna
Layden Michael, spluner, r. Manitoba, bet 8t. John
and Tombigbee
Layden Patrick, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. Tom*
bigbee, nr Domiirica
Laydon Derby, wharfbuilder, r. 267 Clara
Laydon James F., barneysmaker, and extraman £n-
gine No. 15, r. 2114 California
»^ L«ydon. See Leyden and Lydon
Layman Frederick O., real ebtate, 330 Pine, room 6, r.
i Alameda
I Laymance John W. (J. W. Laymance k Co.) r. 115
I Taylor
LAYMANCE J. W. & CO.
(John IV. Liajmiance and Robert G.
Manson) real eatate agrenis, 29 Kearny
Layng^ Henry G., proprietor Eureka Machine
Works, 215 Firnt, r. 514 )« Fell
Layng John, superintendent Shot Tower, SE cor Firat
I and Howard, r. 427 Fell
Layng John B., lead roller SelLy Smelting and Lead
Co., r. 503 Fell
Layng John E., draftsman Murray Bros., r. 806 Web-
ster
Layng Robert, plpemaker Selby Smelting and Lead
Co., r. Alameda
Layng Robert J., clerk, r. 311 Fell
Layng William G., compositor, r. 427 Fell
8^ Layng. See Lang, Lange and Laing
Layres Augustus, teacher languages, r. 526 Pine
Layres Elizabeth D. Mrs., artist, 921 Post
Layton Charles, r. 10 J4 Taylor
Layton Frank, prin'er, r. 3Uo Minna
Layton James, steward ship Blue Jacket, r. 10 Jaek-
son
Layton James C, engineer 120 Sutter, r. 1108 Nine-
teenth
Layton John, plumber P. M. 88. Co., r. 805 Grove
Layton Thomas W.. laborer, r. 800 Second
O' Layton. See Laton and Leighton
Lazanelli Vincent, waiter Frank Lascoste
Lazansky Bernhard salesman, r. 13 Russ
Lazansky Hiram J., silver plater, r. 1324 Sacramento
Lazard Alexander (Lazard Freres & Co.) r. Paris
Lazard Elie (Lazard Freres & Co.) r. Paris
Laxard Freres & Co. (Alexander, Simon and Elie
Lazard, A. Weill and David Cahn) capitalists, 205
Sansome and 17 Boulevard Poissoniere, Paris
Lazard Napoleou B., miner, r. 828 Bush
LHzard Simon (Lazard Freres & Co.) r. Paris
Lazarevich George, bartender J. L. Radovlch k Co.,
r. 718 Union, rear
Lazarus Alfred, watchman Robert B. West, r. 1410
Sacramento
Lazarus Berthold, salesman Roos Bros., r. 706 Ellis
Lazarus Edward M., salesman H. Lash, r. 309 Powell
Lazarus Julius (Kiele & Lazarui>) r. 529 Pine
Lazarus L., teai her, r. 944 Howard
Lazarus Leon, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 1410
Sacramento
Lazarus Leopold, capitalist, r. 1410 Sacramento
Lazarus Samuel, dry goods, 1235 Stockton
Lazzareschi Louis, fruits and vegetables, 1444 Mli-
sion
Lea Charles, bartender Cornelius Stagg, r. junction
Farley's Corner and Ocean House Uoad
Lea Ernest, boatswain stmr Santa Rosa, r. Oakland
Lea Frank, tinware, and general jobbing. 504 Third
Lea Henry C. carriage maker, r. (52 Jessie
Lea Thomas, waiter stmr Alameda
Lea Thomas, maltster, r. SW cor Buchanan and Chest-
nut
t^ Lea. See Lee and Leigh
Leach Albert D., engineer Sutter St. RR., r. 1010 Hyde
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING
TO ORDEE AND READY-MADE.
Comer aiONTGOSIEBY and SCTXEB STS.
Capital, $1,000,000 I GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Assets, $1,810,273 WIL SZITOK. Aast Ifaaager.
HICKS & JUOD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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LEA
Learh Edward, clerk Bank of British North Aoierlca.
r. i:s3a Union
I>each Frank, elevator tender Grand Hotel
Leach Frank, laiuidrymun, r. 3010 Sixteenth
Lea.h Hi-nry J., cooper Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 823
Brannan
Leach J., coal passor stmr Columbia
Leach John, cardnver, r. 231 Fifteenth
Leach Marcellus, carpenter, 638 Market, r. 615)4 BuBh
Leach MarRaret, widow, r. HO William
Leach SvlvtBter, conductor, r. 1010 Polk
Leach Thomas, laborer, r. 255 Minna
Leach Walter, clerk Uedington *: Co., r. 418 Jonea
Leach William (Hamilton, Leach k Madden) r. Ul
Thirteenth
•9^ Leach. See Leech and Leatch
Lcadbetter Frederick, r. 2621 Sutter
Leader Jamen, r. 52U Sacramento
Leaf Albert, plasterer, r. 161 Shipley
Leaf a., compoBltor P. E. Dougherty & Co., r. 10 Com-
mercial
Leai^ue of Freedom, 649 Washinfitou
Leabey Frank, molder, r. 20)4 Harriet
Leahey John, teamster David K. Meacham, r. 68 Clip-
per
Leahey Patrick J., butcher Jacob Stutz, r. 107 Bernard
Leahey Robert, laborer P. M. 83. Co., r. 62HX Fourth
Leahey Thomas, boarding and lodging*, 653 Mission
■^ Leahey. See Lahey and Leahy
Le^ihey Thomas E., painter, r. 20)4 Harriett
Leahy Anne, widow r. 1^23 Jessie
Leahy Cornelius J., trimmer 3. W. Rosenstock & Co.,
r. 437 Jessie
Leahy Daniel, laborer, r. 20)4 Minna
Leahy Daniel, policeman, r. 1205 Taylor
Leahy Daniel F., agent Portland Merchants' Erchange,
office 402 Montgomery, room 10, r. 623 H Shotwell
Leahy David, gripman Clay St. RR., r 923 Washington
Leahy David J., porter Sroufe & McCrum, r. 1234
Green
Leahy Dennis, clerk, r. 148 Sixth
Leahy Dennis, engineer, r. 437 Jessie
Leahy Dennis J., canmaker W. W. Montague k Co., r.
312)4 Eighth
Leahy Elizabeth, seamstress, r. 715 Lombard
Leahy Frank M., fireman tug Alert, r. 6 Boston PI
Leahv James, blacksmith Sutter St. RR., r. 1826)4
Bush
Leahy James, cutter U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r. 106
Twenty-sixth
Leahv James, gardener, r. S s Waller, bet Pierce and
Scott
Leahy James F., salesman F. W. Kreling & Sons, r.
■1923 JesHie
Leahv James F., stockcutter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
312)4 Eighth
Leahy John, baker St. Mary's College, r. 24 Everett
Leahy John, carpenter, r. 2811 Pacific Av
Leahy John, laborer, r. 222)4 Ritch
Leahy John, laborer, r. 715 Lombard
Leahy John Jr., photographer, r. 715 Lombard
Leahy John B., cook, r. 19 Gilbert
Leahv John B., plumber, r. 312)4 Eighth
Leahy John F., salesman J. L. White & Co., r, 624
Grove
Leahy John F., teamster, r. 302 Seventeenth
Leahy John W., bricklayer, r. 1626 West Mission
Leahy Lizzie, burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
2811 Pacific Av
Leahy Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 212 Sixteenth
Leahy Mary, burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
2811 Pacific At
Leahy Mary, seamstress, r. 715 Lombard
Leahy Michael, fireman Palace Hotel, r. 347 Jessie
Loany Michael, foreman U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r.
3012 Mi.-slon
Lealiy Michael, laborer, r. 719 Howard
Leahy Michael B., clerk E. & S. Heller, r.l043 Folsom
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIEKMO-EtECTRIC •
RUSSIAN and TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
GARDEN HOSE,
LAWN SPRINKLERS, HOSE MENDERS,
HOSE COUPLINGS, HOSE PIPES.
W. E. LANE, Plumber,
B05 KEARMV STREET.
EstabllBhed 1880. Telephone 318.
Leahy St.pljeii C, couipooitor Bulletin, r. 527 Filbert
Leahy Thomas, shoemaker, r. 309 Minna
Leahy Thomas F., cooper Lachman k Jacobi, r. 428
Brannan
Leahy Tlionias J., carpenter, r. 1603 Dolores
Leahy William, laborer, r. 18i6)4 Bush
Leahy William H., laborer, r. 716 Lombard
Leahy William H., upholsterer F. W. Kreling k Bona,
r. 1923 Jessie
B^" Leahy. See Lahey and Leahy
Leak Crapo, glovemaker Leak Glove Mnfg Co., r. 206
San Jose Av
LEAK eLOVE MANaFACTDEl& CO.,
Mondula Leak president , Louis D. Rud-
geaky Hecretary, factory and tannery
W 8 KItssion, b«t Twenty-neventli and
T'tventy-elghtli, salesrooms 106 Battery
Leak Mondula, president Leak Glove Mnfg Co., r. 206
San Jose Av
Leake B. T., workman U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Leale Hannah, widow, r. 706 O'Farrell
Leale John, master stmr Bay City, r. 2425 Pacific Av
Leale William G., master h^tmr Relief, r. 2004 Vallejo
Leaman Jaiues B., capitalist, r. Russ House
Leaman Robert H., r. Russ House
Leamau Valentine, machiiiiKt Union Iron Works, r.
W s Kentucky, bet Butte and Napa
Lean Albert, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg k Co., r.
429)4 Jessie
Lean John N., bookkeeper, r. 721 Geary
Lean Josiah, bartender, r. 726 Sutter
Leau Julius (Clialliol & Lean) r. 14 Ash Av
Lean Robert, florist William Meyer & Co.
Lean William P., policeman, r. 823 Valencia
Lear Henry, with A. Lusk & Co., r. 1016 Van Neaa Ay
Lear William, r. 005 Brcadway
Learned Edward A., carpenter, r. 434 Fremont
Learned Joseph G., bartender, r. 737 Market
Learned K. E. Mrs., r. 628 Sutter
Learned Thomas, house painter, r. 516 Duncan
Leary Andrew J., stationer, printer, publisher
and blank book manufacturer, 404 Sanaome, r.
1724 Clay
Leary Charles M., r.l324 California
Learv Daniel, carpenter, r. 614 Kearny
Leary Daniel, laborer, r. 8 O'Farrell Alley
Leary Daniel J., clerk, r. 722 Stevenson
Leary Dennis, painter M. J & J. J. Donovan, r. 116
Liberty
Leary Elijah W. solicitor, r. 1141 Howard
Leary Frank, coremaker Empire Foundry, r. 104 Mc-
Allister
Leary Hannah Miss, aeamstress, r. 1141 Howard
Leary Harry, ornumentul plasterer Kellett k McMur-
rav, r. 1114 Taylor
Leary James F., carriage painter, r. 720)4 Clemen-
tina, rear
Leary James W., framemaker S. k G. Gump, r. 1141
Howard
Leary Jeremiah, bootblack, r. 319 Twenty-ninth
Learv Jeremiah, laborer L. E. ClawBuu k Co., r.
1015)4 Market, rear
Leary John, brakeman S. P. Co., r. 2 Caroline
Leary John, laborer, r. 47 Natoma
Leary John, laborer, r. 720)4 Clementina
Leary John, longshoreman, r. 110 Tehama
Leary John, miner, r. 104 Mi-AUihter, rear
Leary John T.. bookkeeper John H. Tobln, r. 720)4
Clementina
Leary Joseph, cook, r. 871 Market
Leary Joseph F., butcher, r. 116 Liberty
Leary Julia Miss, r. 6 Sherwood PI
Leary Mary, widow, r. 1114 Taylor
Leary Michael, laborer, r. 518 Mission
Leary Michael, laborer, r. 2221 Post
Leary Pa rick, laborer, r. 4 Tennessee
Leary Patrick, liquor saloon, 420 Pacific, r. 536 Pacific
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TBIiBPHONB 82.
FINE PRINTING
FKOM NEW TYPE.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVER FIVE BIII.I<IONS.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO., General Agents.
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LED
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOBTEBS OF
IR-OnNT
H>3E3,
309
FOR OAS, STEAM AND 'WATER.
Plp« FKUnsrn. all Sizes.
311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Leary Patrick, molder Empire Foundry, r. 5 Sher-
wood PI
Leary Patrick, teamster Lafayette Brewery, r. 725
Green
Leary Patrick, train master Presidio Reservation, r.
709 Clementina, rear
Leary Patrick D., porter Robert W. Burtis, r. 535
Howard
Leary Patrick J., insurance agent, r. 640 Golden
Gate Av
Leary Robert, conductor Market St. RR., r. 3114 J4
MisBion
Leary Thomas H., painter Joseph G. Smith, r. 116
Liberty
Leary Timinathah 0., tanner, r. 173 Railroad Av
Leary Timothy, hostler, r. 1310 Natoma
Leary Timothy, laborer Mechanics' Foundry, r. 47
Natoma
Leary Timothy, miner, r. 1211 Steiner
Leary William, painter, j-. 718 Natoma
Leatch John, chief operator Pac. Postal Telegraph
Co., r. 8 Birch Av
Leathe Benjamin B., boots and shoes, 102 Eleventh,
r. 41 Eleventh
Leathe Wilbur H., cook McElroy & Norton, r. 106M
Third
1^" Leathe. See Leith
Leathers Charles, laborer, r. 608M Fourth
Leathers Joseph W., painter, r. 25 Perry
Leavens William M., locksmith, 39 Eleventh
Leavenworth John R. (Leavenworth, Stone & Co.) r.
335 Eddy
Leavenworth, Stone & Co. (John R. Leavenworth and
I. C. M. Stone) photographers, 1228 Market
Leaver Henry, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. North Point, nr Larkin
Leaver James H., weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. North Point, nr Larkin
Leaver Thomas, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 1221 Lombard
Leavers Richard, machinist I. Burns, r. Fruit Vala
Leavitt Albion E., clerk Renton, Holmes & Co., r.
2217 Howard
Leavitt Allen H., jeweler, r. 28 Thirteenth
Leavitt C. H. Mrs., r. 117 Taylor
Leavitt Charles C, adjuster duties Custom House, r.
West Oakland
Leavitt Charles H., blacksmith, r. 620 Ellis
Leavitt Ed. & Co. (Edward Leavitt) auctioneers, 627
Washington
Leavitt Edward (Ed. Leavitt * Co.) r.627 Washington
Leavitt Elizabeth Mrs., r. 11 Ritch, rear
Leavitt Ernest C, compositor Bulletin, r. 2909 Bush
Leavitt Frank C, r. 14 Eddy
Leavitt George B., compositor Call, r. 307 Jones
Leavitt George M., salesman S. B. Leavitt & Co., r.
2037 Howard
Leavitt Harriet, widow, r. 1115 Golden Gate Av
Leavitt Howard O., salesman S. B. Leavitt & Co., r.
2037 Howard
Leavitt Lyman B., fuller S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. NE cor Buy and Larkin
Leavitt S. B. & Co. (Shubael B. Leavitt) importers
paper, 406-408 Sansome
Leavitt Shubael B. (S. B. Leavitt k Co. ) r. 2037 Howard
Leavitt William F., otfice 45 Phelan Bldg, r. 1519J<i
Market
B^ Leavitt. See Levit
Leavy Charles M., insurance broker, 423 California,
r. 1324 California
Lpavy Lachmau A., clerk Custom House, r. 2830 Pine
B^ Leavy. See Levey, Levi and Levy
Le Balllster James E., master mariner ,r. 34 Liberty
Le Banch Louise Miss, saleslady, r. 734 Vallejo
Lebano Louis, flsherruan, r. 894 Front
Lebanon Presbyterian Churcli, Rev. John
Carrington pastor, SE cor Twenty-fifth and San-
chez
Lebatard Michel, stockbroker. 436 Montgomery, r.
643 Vallejo
Lebatard Michel Jr., jeweler A. Straus, r. 643 Vallejo
LEBENBAUM BROTHERS
(Sol and Louis) successors to C. J.
Hawley & Co., importers tine ^rocer-
ie.s, table delicacies, teits and ivines,
315-^17 Sutter, and SW cor Polk and
California
Lebenbaum Louis (Lebenbaum Bros.) r. 1232 Post
Lebenbaum Sol (Lebenbaum Bros.) r. 1018 Van Nesi
Av
Leber Frederick, soapwrapper New England Soap Co..
r. 522 Eighth
Leber John, painter, r. 24 Turk
Le Bert Victor, butcher, 218 Eighteenth
Le Berthon Charles, clerk, r. 452 Tehama
Le Berthon Leo, clerk, r. 72354 O'Farrell
Le Berthon Theodore M., clerk, r. 1142 Pacific
Lebhardt M. D. A., porter Wellmnn, Peck & Co.
Lebigre Armand, barber, 100 Austin, r. 1918 Polk
Le Bihan Leonard, steward, r. 1115 Golden Gate At
Le Blanc Phillip, porter, r. 1016 Vallejo
Le Blanch Harry, waiter Schumann & Vogel, r. 51
Second
Lebley Joseph, laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. 2219
Powell
Labonte J., laborer S. F. Bridge Co., r. cor Tennessee
and Butte
Le Breton Albert J., attorney at law, 217 Sansodne,
rooms 12-17, r. 1414 Sutter
Le Breton Charles P., bookkeeper J. C. Johnson & Co.
Lie Breton Edward J., president French Saving!
and Loan Society, and administrator Le Roy Es-
tate, 5.34 J4 California, r. 1414 Sutter
Le Breton Julia, widow, r. 1414 Sutter
Le Cante Andrew, r. 14 Lewis
Lecante Henry, cook, r. 5 Essex PI
Lecara G., shoemaker, 540 Green
Lecari Louis (P. Pera & Co.) r. 2006 Mason
Le Cercle Francais, rooms 105 Stockton
Lechens John H., wood and coal, 838 Harrison
Lecher Harry, salesman, r. 905 Sutter
Lechevallier Francis, teamster, r. 16 Taylor
Lechner Charity, widow, r. 620Fol8om
Lechusky Christina Mrs., waitress Old People's Home
Leek Charles, salesman, r. 714 Bryant
Leckie William S., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.,
r. Alameda
Le Clair Annie, widow, r. 30 M Ransch
Le Clair Henry, seaman, r. 506 Davis
Leclair J hn, laborer, r. 14 Valencia
Leclerc Mary, widow, dressmaker, r. 321 Lombard
Leconey Jaiues C, broker, r. 1320 Mission
Leconey Sarah Mrs., catarrh medicine, r. 1320 Mli-
sion
Le Conte L. J., assistant engineer IT. S. Engineer'e
Office, r. Oakland
Lecoque Albert, porter French Hospital
Le Count Brothers (Joseph P. and Thomas R.)
wholesale stationery, 533 Market
Le Count Frank P., salesman Le Count Bros., r. Ala-
meda
Le Count Joseph, cook. r. 961 Mission
Le Count Joseph P. (Le Count Bros.) r. 917 Van Nera
Av
Lecount Paolo, laborer S. F. Bridge Co., r. cor Ten-
nessee and Butte
Le Count Thomas R. (Le Count Bros.) r. New York
Lecour Franpoise, butcher J . Godeau, r. 1717 Stockton
Le Crox Delia Mrs., r. 1 William
Lecuentre Mary, widow, r. 428 Green
Lecuentre Rosa Miss, dressmaker, r. 428 Green
Ledden Ernest, clerk Albert Man k Co., r. 10 Octavl*
Ledden James, expressman, r. 227 Valencia
Ledden James A., porter, r. 1305 Sacramento
Ledden John A., mining, r. 10 Octavia
UPHOLSTERY.
WHOLESALE AND KETAIL
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 61] MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Met St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY!
A nataral prodnct of the Fineet Grapes of ) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
the World. But no addiUon of Brandy, f 530 WASHIIIGTOH STSEZT.
LED
729
LEE
Ledderboa Thomas, compositor Abend Post, r. 1009
Lombard
Leddy Bernard, stonecutter, r. NW cor Fourteenth
and Harrison
Leddy Hugh, porter, r. 15 Bonlta
Leddy Mary Miss, lodgiuRS, SM Folsom
Leddv Patrick, shotinaker Selby Smelting and Lead
Co., r. 655 Noe
Leddy Samuel, butcher, r. 256 Tehama
Leddy ThumaH, gripmnn Market St. RR., r.E B Sulli-
van, nr Cortland Av, B. H.
Ledeme Leon, poultry dealer, r. 1 Wall
Ledeme Leon Jr., laborer, r. 1 Wall
Lederer Charles, assistant order clerk Goldberg,
Bowen fc Co., r. '2015 Powell
Lederer Charles, bookkeeper Newman & Levinson, r.
1930 Pine
Lederer Jacob, cook, r. 210 O'Farrell
Lederer Marcus, musician, r. l(t:<0 Howard
Lederer Rudolph, bookkeeper Stelnberger & Ealisher,
r. 1930 Pine
Ledjjer Henry, hunter L. W. Handy k Co.
Ledgett Richard D., liveryland sale stable, 420 Pacific,
r. 1 Prescott
Ledlie M. J., r. 912 Union
Ledt Albert, seaman, r. 11 Minna
Ledu Sarah, widow, furnished rooms, 503X Natoma
Leduc Louis, jeweler, r. 7 Prospect PI
Leduc M., watchmaker, r. 804 Kearny
Ledwich John, stableman R. W. Harris, r, HelTetis
Hotel
Ledwicke Lawrence, laborer, r. 7 Bartol
Ledwidae Johu, stagecarpenter, r. 25 Pleasant
Ledyard Francis, pressman Bosqui EngraYing and
Printing Co.
Ledy«rd H. S., with Bank of California, r. Alameda
Led>ard Hunter P., clerk, r. 104 Ninth
Ledyard John S., manufacturerb' agent, 126 Kearny,
room 21
Ledyard William E., physician (Homoeopathic) Nu-
cleus Hotel, r. 306 Lombard
Lee .\bbie, widow, r. 1 Central Court
Lee Abraham expressman, r. 25 John
Lee A. H. Mrs., widow, r. 405 Sutter
Lee Anne Miss, r. 1025 Harrison
Lee Arthur, r. 606 Sutter
Lee Arthur H., glovecutter, r. 704 X Mission
Lee Bartley, laborer S. F. Bridge Co , r. 313 Seventh
Lee Benjamin B., physician, 305 Keatpy
Lee Benjamin F., clerk Board of Harbor Commission-
ers, r. 2347 Washington
Lee Benjamin F., gripman, r. 701 Devjsadero
Lee Bertrand, clerk Cluff Bros,, r. 52 Second
Lee C, waiter stuir Mariposa
Lee Charles, conductor Market St. RR.
Lee Charles, salesman Percy Beamish, r. 125 Clipper
Lee Charles H.,mlllhand Golden Gate Flouring Mill,
r. 439 Eddy
Lee Christopher, patrolman Underwriters' Fire Pa-
trol, r. 272 Natoma
Lee Christopher H., tailor, r. 324 Minna
Lee Daniel, engineer, r. 1 H Rusa
Lee Davia C, bootblack, 547 Clay and porter U. S.
Sub-Treasury, r. 1106 Taylor
Lee Dickson L.. clerk money order dept Wells, Fargo
& Co.. r. W s Utah, nr Santa Clara
Lee Edward, sbademaker W. & J. Sloane k Co., r. 520
Castro
Lee Edward, hillman N. B. and M. KB.
Lee Edward, laborer, r. 41 Norfolk
Lee Edward, machinist, r. 512 Howard
Lee E<l\Tard, teamhter, r. 533 Broadway
Lee Edward C, waiter atmr Colima
Lee Edward H., florist C. Abrahams, r. W b Utah, nr
Santa Clara
Lee Edward J., laborer, r. W a Sullivan, nr Cortland
Av
Lee Egbert P., bookkeeper, r. 808 California
FRATINGtR & CO.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
JERSEY WAISTS.
NEWEST GOODS. LATEST STYLES. LOWEST PRICES.
105 KEARNY STREET.
ROOFING,
RAIN WATER PIPES, GUTTERS and VALLEYS
MADE AND REPAIRED.
Roofs of all kinds made Water TlgHU
W. E.
PLUUBBR,
EsUblUhed 1860.
LANE,
eOS KBARNT STRBET.
Telephone 315.
Lee Eli, waiter Palace Hotel
Lee Francis, teamster C. C. Shattuck k Co., r. 41 Nor-
folk
Lee Frank, wool dealer, r. 1025 Valencia
Lee Frank A., foreman W. H. Bookstaver k Co., r.
517 Bush
Lee Frank P., teamster Dorr k Co., r. W s Utah, nr
Santa Clara
Lee Franklin V.. salesman Davis Bros., r. 613 Hyde
Lee George A., clerk, r. 13<)0 Vallejo
Lee George A., clerk D. Samuels, r. 1214 Laguna
Lee George W., bookkeeper, r. 327 First
Lee George W., eugiueer, r. 350 Minna
Lee George W., expressman, r. 1300 Vallejo
Lee Gilbert boatman, r. S s Hooper, bet Fourth *nd
Kentucky
Lee Hattle Miss, dressmaker, r. 3017 Sacramento
Lee H. C, examiner Dewey & Co., r. Oakland
Lee Henry, r. 1318 Dupont
Lee Henry, bartender, r. 517 }< Greenwich
Lee Henry, watchman Protestant Orphan Asylum
Lee Henry, wood turner, r. 832 Mission
Lee James, cooper, r. 925 Broadway
Lee James, correspondent J. D. Spreckels k Bros., r.
3006 Fillmore
Lee James, fireman stmr Colima
Lee James, hostler, r. 836 Howard -
Lee Jumes, laborer, r. 41 Norfolk
Lee James, solicitor, r. 3;J0 Drumm
Lee James B., tailor, r. 350 Minna
Lee James R., ofiBce 309 Citlifornia, room i, r. East
Oakland
Lee Johanna, widow, tailoress, r. 410 Broadwa/
Lee John (John Lee & Co.) r. 17 Stanly PI
Lee John, deckhand stmr Modoc
Lee John, drayman, r. 816 J4 Jessie
Lee John, master bktne Discovery, r. 8 Adair
Lee John, night watchman O'Connor, Moffatt k] Co..
r. 568 Stevenson
Lee John, stevedore, r. 36 Clay
Lee John, wool merchant, r. 2450 Howard
Lee John Hi Co. (John Lee, Lewis W. Sawyer and
Isaac Y. Doanej manufacturers tin and sheet
ironware, and galvauizers and japanners. 34-36
Main
Lee John F., mlllhand Cal. Mill, r. 3017 Sacramento
Lee John P., janitor, r. 33 Kearny
Leo Johu S., master mariner, r. 8 Clay
Lee John W., jeweler, r. 2432)4 Bush
Lee Joseph, teamster, r. 272 Tehama
Lee Joseph F., glovecutter, r. 728 Capp
Lee L. M., r. 3 Everett
Lee Le Roy, druggist, r. 116 Ellis
Lee Louts H., salesman Henry Lucke. r. 946 Mission
Lee Louise E. Miss, clerk Edward Kerr. r. 728 Capp
Lee Maggie F. Miss, seamstress, r. 420 Shotwell
Lee Martha, widow, r. 3017 Sacramento
Lee Marv, domestic, 34 Minna
Lee Mary A., widow, r. 1018 Powell
Lee Maurice, clerk, r. 429 Franklin
Lee Minnie Miss, shoefitter V. W. Boot and Shoe Co..
r. 120 Ash Av
Lee Moses, shoemaker, r. 51754 Greenwich
Lee P., laborer, r. 871 Market
Lee Patrick, laborer, r. 216 Ninth
Lee Patrick, real estat*, r. 1821 Hyde
Lee Peter, paver, r. 644 Jessie
Lee Ricnard E., teamstfr, r. 8 s Elizabeth nr Castro
Lee Robert, house mover, r. 216 Ninth
Lee Robert, type caster, r. 4 Erie
Lee Robert S. T., real estate, 622 Market, r. 412 Jones
Lee Roland, artist, 1243 Mission, r. 1228 Mission
Lee RoEwell. bookkeeper Thurston & Hartson, r. 505
Post
Lee Thomas, farmer, r. Ocean Houee Road nr Alms
House
Lee Tiiomas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 73 Minns
Lee Thomas, longshoreman, r. 6 Clay
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Bfannn»<>tar«r of eTfrr *lef»rrlp»lon of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to SU Beale Street. San I'ramciiteo.
Do IS no* Dr<»eCA4S TSUMAN. ISHAM & HOOKER, 421-427 Market St. IIAY,MU»lfi,
Baling tresses. mop. WOOJL. KAI^. and OBCHIIiliA PRJE:SS£S.
LEE
730
LEH
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOKTEES OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
AU Sizes and Nunibers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Lee Thomas, miner, r. 73 Minna
Lee Thomas, night watchman O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. 522 Stevpnson, rear
Lee Thomas, teamster John Smith, r. 437 Jessie
Lee Thomas J., -weigher, r. 100 Jones
Lee William, assistant O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co. r.
522 M Stevenson
Lee William, fruit dealer, r. 505 Bush
Lee William, master schr San Jose, r. 18 Clay
Lee William, teamster, r. 212 Eighth
Lee William, waiter, r. 146 Nntoma
Lee William F., draftsman Wright k Sanders, t. 3017
Sacramento
Lee William G., broker, 214 California, r. 1001 Pine
Lee William G., inspector Custom House, r. W b Utah
nr Santa Clara
Lee William H., glazier, r. 709 Minna
Lee William J., clerk, r. 272 Tehama
Lee William M., chemist Langley & Michaels, r.
Grand Hotel
BSy Lee. See Lea and Leigh
Leech Joseph F., waiter, NB cor Tehama and Twen-
ty eighth
Leech Robert, milkman, r. 38 Dorland
(^" Leech. See Leach, Leatch and Leitcb
Leechman John, painter, r. 837 Folsom
Leedes Albert, wines and liquors, 609 Montgom-
ery, r. 629 Clay
Leeds Stephen P., journalist, r. 1235 Hyde
Leege Charles F. (Leege & Mills) r. 828 California
Leege Frederick, r. 26 Turk
Lpege Otto (C. HerrMann & Co.) r. 1508 Franklin
liceg'e W. & Co. (William Leege) wines, liquors
and cigars, llH-115 Halleck
Leege William (W. Leege & Co.) r. San Rafael
Iieejre «Sf Mills (Charles F. Leege and William G.
Mills) proprietors Empire Steam Coffee and
Spice Mills, 410-412 Clay
Leek Christopher, contractor, r. NE cor Goettingen
andSilliman.U. M. T.
Lieek George W. , San Francisco Dental Office, 230
Kearny
Leek Ira G., dentist, 724 J« Market
Leeman Arthur M., laborer, r. 224 Fourth
Leeman Wilson F., machinist Golden State and Min-
ers' Iron Works, r. S s Sixteenth, nr Sanchez
t^" Leeman. See Leaman, Leemann, Lehman, Le-
man and Lemon
Leemann August, molder Empire Foundry, r. 19 Treat
Av
Leemann Julius, molder Empire Foundry, r. 240
Thirteenth
Leen Dennis H., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
127 Fourteenth
Leen Frank, assistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 127
Fourteenth
Leeper Alcinus G., compositor Examiner, r. 619 Fil-
bert
LeeperF. J., clerk, r. 1104 Oak
Leeper Thomas, laborer, r. E s Cook, nr Geary
Lees Frederick W., court room clerk Superior Court,
Dept. 4, r. 1022 Pine
Lees Isaiah W., captain detectives, r. 1022 Pine
Leese Pomposa Miss, r. 1928 Sacramento
Leet Adelbert H., salesman R. F. Osborn & Co., r. 516
Van Ness Av
Leet A. H. Mrs., boarding, 516-522 Van Ness Av
Le Favre A. Mme., teacher French, r. 1805 Mason
Le Favre Auguste, engineer, r. 180^ Ma«on
Le Favre Jane Miss, saleslady, r. 1805 Mason
Lefevre August, tailor, r. 17 Auburn
Lefevre Emanuel, waiter The Baldwin, r. 1413 Mont-
eomery
Lefevre Ella Miss, actress Alcazar Theater, r. 925
Jones
Lefevre J., r. 555 Natoma
Lefevre J. Bapliste, druggist and chemist, NW cor
Pine and Kearny, r. Alameda
Le Fevre Joseph P., physician and surgeon,
office 14 Grant Av, rooms 16-17, r. 445)4 Valencia
Lefevre Theodore, billiardmaker Jacob Strahle &
Co., r. 44 Jessie
Leffmaiin Henry, foreman Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. E s
Tennessee, bet Sierra and Nevada
Leffmanu Louis (Blohme & L^ffmann) r. 58 Tehama
Lefich Alexander, laborer, r. 18)4 Sumner
Lefkovich Abraham, expressman, r. 124 Shipley
Lefkovich Morris, peddler, r. 525 Stevenson
Ltfkovitz Pincus (I. Niennan k Co.) r. 116 Shipley
t^ Lefkovich. See Lewkowitz
Lefler Peter, collector, r. 366 Natoma
Lefor Adolph. clerk headquarters Division of the
Pacific, D. S. A., r. 2920 Fillmore
Lefrieri Giovanni, barber, 79 Ninth
Le Franco Californien (French daily) Alfred Chsig-
neau publisher and props r, 636 Clay
Le Gal Clarence L., block and pumpmaker, 16
Steuart, r. 621)4 Twenty-first
Legallet Arthur, sheepskin dealer and woolpuller,
N 8 Venezuela, bet Tombigbee and Potomac, r.
514 Twenty-fifth
Legallet Eugene, superintendent A. Legallet, r. K s
Venezuela, bet 'Tombigbee and Potomac
Legaspe Alehandro, janitor, r. 2 Burcham PI
Legat Jesus Mrs., widow, r. 826 Broadway
Legendre A , r. 329 Bartlett
Legendre Edmond, draftsman Wm. Mooser, r. 419 Sut-
ter, rear
Legendre Eugenia Mrs., dressmaking, 419 Sutter, rear
Leger Gustave, bartender, r. 314 Dupont
Legg Charle.'*, iodgings, 6.31 Sacramento
Legge Robert, special policeman, r. 5 Harry PI
Leggett Harry P.. clerk Paulsell k. Wilbur, r. 106 Eddy
Leggett Joseph, attorney at law, 420 California,
r. 918 Dolores
Leghorn Johu G., commission merchant, 124 Clay, r.
1810 Leavenworth
Legrand Charles, master schr Fearless
Legrand M., Mexican mail agent, r. 700 Broadway
Legrand Rafael, compositor La Sociedad, r. 700 Broad-
way
Leguenec John, cook French Hospital
Le Guevel Anna, widow, r. 1400 Hyde
Lehan Dennis, barber John T. Mahoney, r. 618 Jessie,
rear
Lehan Michael S., teacher, r. 445 Ninth
Le Hardy Paul, civil engineer, r. 804)4 Turk
Leheney James J., boilerraaker, r. 208 Twelfth
Leheney John F., machinist, r. 151 Tehama
Leheuey Michael, trackcleaner N. B. and M. RR., r.
1607 Folsom
Leheney Patrick, expres«man, r. 208 Twelfth
L»'hew Abraham W., carpenter, r. 207 Eighth
Lehman Adolph, machinist P. F. Nolan & {Sons, r.
559 Mission
Lehman Albert, cook, r. 650 Mission
Lehman Benjamin, merchant (Yreka,' Cal.) r, 1511
Gough
Lehman Frederick, cook, r. 611 Stevenson
Lehman Henry, r. 409 Clementina
Lehman Jesse, clerk, r. 1511 Gough
Lehman Julius, clerk, r. 1511 Gough
Lehman Mark, salesman, r. 636 Hayes
Lehman Michael, carpenter, r. 1823 Market
Lehmann August, gardener, r. 909 Kearny
Lehmann Augusta Mrs., bakery, 1839 ?i Mission
Lehmann Caroline Mrs., dairy produce, 813 Larkin
Lehmann C. H. Mrs., r. 2235 Howard
Lehmann Charles, shoemaker, 813 Larkin
Lehmann Erailie, domestic 416 Chestnut
Lehmann Ernst, janitor, r. 1129 Clay
Lehmann Gottshall, butcher, 2616 Bush
Lehmann John H. T., porter Tillmann & [Bendel, r,
12 Lick
Lehmann Junius, baker, r. 30 South Park
Lehmann Louis, peddler, r. 709 Webster
THE BEST
OVERCOATS
For MEN and BOYS at
"THE HASTINGS"
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.
IMPERIAL Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000
$9,581,953
GEO. 0. DORNIN, Manager
mL SEZTOIT, Aast. Uaueer.
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
LEH
731
LEI
LehmaDn Murk (Lehraann * Co.) t. 202 Valencia
Lihniaiiii Marx, butcher Gottsthall Lehniann, r. 2C16
Bush ,
l>hniaiiii Max, hat mnfr, r. 412k Fifth
Lehniann fc Co. (Mark Lehmann and Georfje Meyer)
butchers. 202 Valencia
i^ Lehniann. See Leaman, Leeman. Lehman, Le-
niau and Lemon
Lebmkuhl Anns Miss, teacher Stanford Kindergarten,
r. 32t;8 MiPuion
L^hnikuhl Kllzab- th, glovemaker. r. 32fi8 Mission
Lehnikubl Miry MiSK. «loveuiaker, r. 32tj8 Mission
Lehnikubl Htrmtn. plumber, r. 32r>8 Mission
Lfhmus John, liquor saloon, 2236 Union
Lehmuas Richard, laborer, r. 706 Gnenwlch
Lehn George, upholsterer, r. 951 Mission
Lrhn Nellie Mrs., r. 7s7 MisKjon
Lehn PhlUp P. (Lehn A Lippert) r. 52fi Oak
Lehn & Lippert (Phi ip P. Lehn and Leonard B.
Lippert) burbers, 4 Post
l^r Lehn. See Laiiie, Lene and Leen
Lehner George, blacksmith, 14 Broadway, r. Oakland
Lehners Carl F., engineer, r. 426 Second
Lehnhard Peter, carpenter, r. 36 Geary
Lebnhardt Charles, warehouseman, r. 135 Chatta-
nooga
L«hnbardt Christian, bookkeeper Ackerman, Block k
Co., r. 1013 Washington
Lebnhardt Emil, watchmaker M. Splro, r. 234 Taylor
Lebnhardt Henry, machinist Bolbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 606 Grove
Lehnig Charles E., locksmith. 240 Fifth, r. 241 Fifth
Lehousse Hubert, carpenter, r. 951 Bryant
Lehr Henry, musician, r. 627 Green
Lehr Joseph, marble cutter, r. 10 Dale PI
l.ehritter John iLehritter & Langbein) r. 326 Hayes
Lebritter fc Langbein (John Lehrltter and Herman
Langbein) barbers, 127 Montgomery At
Lehrke Albert W., clerk Henry Lehrke, i. N s Mari-
posa, bet Minnesota and Indiana
Lehrke Christian H., proprietor Stanford Hotel,
SW cor Fourth and Townsend
Lehrke Gustave F.. clerk Henry Lehrke, r. N 8 Mari-
posa, bet Minnesota and Indiana
Lehrke Henry, groceries, N s Mariposa, bet Min-
nesota and Indiana
Le Hugui't Thomas, sbipcarpenter, r. 1115 Twenty-
fourth
Leib Anton, phoemaker, r. 90fl Pacific
Ltibert George B., bri'klayer, r. 330 Oak
Leibert John G., bricklayer, r. 330 Oak
Leibert John G. Jr., deputy Commissioner Labor Sta-
ti^tics, r. Alameda
■^ Leibert. See Liebert
Leibig Charles, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Lelchert Isidor. carpenter, r. 710 Washington
Leichert Thomas, carpenter Jason Springer & Oo.
LelchmaB John, painter Cal. Wire Works, r. 837 Fol-
som
Lelchman John, molder Union Iron Works, r. 129
Perry
Leichter Carl, salesman Tillmann & Bendel, r. 1722
Clay
Leichter William, draftsman Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
1722 Clay
Leidich Adam, propertyman Ferdinand Eoenig, r.
215 Montgomery Av
Leidich Christian, laborer, r. 2509 Larkin
Leigh Chapman, law student Garber, Thornton &
Bishop, r. 227 Geary
Leigh Ernest A., with O. Livermore, r. 1022 Pine
Leigh George J., seaman r. Ill Jackson
Leijfh J. Wickham, receiver United States Land
Otfice. 610 Commercial, r. 227 Geary
Lelghow < harles A., lauudryman. r. 3ii33 Sixteenth
Leighow James, clerk, r. 636 Commercial
Leight George, waiter, r. 636 Commercial
Lelghton A. M., third officer »tmr Geo. W. Elder
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIKRMO-KLECTniC
RUSSIAN aii TURKISH BATHS
Mso Medicated and Electric Batlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED
CHIMNEYS REPAIRED. CHIMNEY SWEEPING.
Chimney Tops that ^vill dra^v.
Plumber, 005 Kearny Street.
EstabllBhed 1800. Telephone 315.
Leighton CharleR. correspondent O'Connor, MoflTatt k
Co., r. 791)4 Stevenson
Leighton Charles F., plasterer, r. S a Nineteenth, nr
Diamond
Leighton Charles P., plasterer, r. 8 s Nineteenth, nr
Diara-ind
Leighton Edward, fireman, r. 1402 Montgomery
Leighton Eunene A., shipping clerk Goodyear Rubber
Co.. r. 937 Sixteenth
Leighton Gideon T. seaman, r. 19 Commercial
Leighton Jerome D., stableman, r. 1539 Mission
Leig^hton John B. , secretary Presidio and Fer-
ries RR. Co., office 1111 Uuion, r. 214 Leaven-
worth
Leighton John W., insurance agent, r. 791 H Stev-
enson
Leighton John W. Jr., silversmith Schulz 4 Fischer,
r. 791 M Stevenson
Leighton Mary A. Mrs., teacher Franklin Grammar
School, r. 937 Sixteenth
Leighton Maurice E., driver Owen Riley, r. Woolsey,
nrGirard, U. M. T.
Leighton Thomas A., mlllhand Miller k Hamilton, r.
Oakland
LeiKhton William A., carpenter, r. 937 Sixteenth
Leighton Millis H., teamster C. A. Hooper J: Co., r.
336 Braiinan
Leihkiim Sigiuund, draftsman Dakln Publishing Oo.
and restiurant. 2U6 McAllister
Leikens MaihiMe. dressuiakiiig, 305 Third
Leikens George, cooper, r. 305 Third
Leiinbacber Uiidolf, grinder Will * Flnck, r. 18 First
Leinhardt John, tinsmith J. J. Vascoucellos, r. 1026
Clay
Leinhart Robert, wheelwright J. Morton b Co., r. 611
OFarrell
Leinicke Albert, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. Black Point
Leininger Adolph, brewer, r. 328 Chestnut
Leiiike E., brewer, r. 9u9 Kearny
Leipnitz Carl, painter, r. 331 Minna
Leipnitz G. «: Co. (Gustave Leipuiti and Max Tschlr-
nerl apothecaries, 236 Sutter
Leipnitz Gustave (G. Leipnitz & Co.) r. 236 Sutter
Leipsic Aaron, salesman D. Livingston, r. 1710)<j Sac-
ramento
Leipsic Abraham (Leipsic Bros.) r. Fell, bet Cole and
Clayton
Leipsic Benjamin, cutter Straus k Levy, r. 1619 Pine
Leip»<ic Brntliers |Jo>^eph, Isaac, Jacob and Abraham)
dairy. Fell, bet Cole and Clayton
Leipsic Harry, clerk B. Katschiubki, r. 1710)i Sacra-
mento
Leipsic Isaac, glazier, r. 214)4 Sixth
Leipsic Isaac (Leipsic Bros.) r. Fell, bet Cole and
Clayton
Leipsic Jacob (Leipsic Bros.) r. Fell, bet Cole and
Clayton
Leipsic Joseph (Leipsic Bros.) r. Fell, bet Cole and
Clayton
Leipsic Lemmie E., dairyman, r. Fell, bet Cole and
Clayton
Leipsic Lyon, glazier, r. 1710)4 Sacramento
Leipsic Meyer, clerk B. Katschinski, r. 1710 }« Sacra-
mento
Leipsic Sarah, widow, r. 1719 Pine
Leisen Frank, rancher, r. 1016 Lombard
Leisen Geary H.. r. 3.56 Third
Leisen John F.. machinist National Iron Works, r.
1015 Lombard
Leisen Meas, salesman, r. 1905 Polk
Leiser Adolph, clerk The Bradstreet Co., r. 723
Union
Leiser Albert, cooper, r. 927 Bryant
Leiser Frederick A., clerk, r. 723 Union
Leiser Henry, butcher, r. 503 Green
Leiser John A., shoemaker, r. 723 Union
Leiser Joseph H., butcher, r. 507 Green
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
Leiser John L., groceries and liquors, 3420 Mission
Leiser Leo (Leiser & Co.) r. 297 Clementlua
Leiser* Co. (Leo Leiser and Charles Sternberg) fancy
goods, 302 Third
Leiser Lou'S, tlDsmith, r. 69 Fonrth
Leishman Isaac, tailoring, 1412^ Powell
Leiehman John, coremaker, r. 156 First
Leishman Robert, laborer, r. 156 First
Lelsinger William, baker, r. 625 Clay
Leisk Robert, assistant receiving teller Anglo-Cali-
foraian Bank, r. East Oakland
Leisner Maria, wi'low, r. 804 Union
Leisner Martin, clerk Post Office, r. 804 Union
Leisner Matilda Miss, dressmaker, r. 804 Union
Leist Carl, boots and shoe's, 2742 Sixteenth
Leist Charles J. (Hammer, Leist & Co.) r. 2211 Fill-
more
Leiteh Charles, laborer, r. 871 Market
Leitch George A., conductor Geary St. BR., r. 1806
Geary
Leitch Newcome W., r. 1021 M Clay
Leitch William H., teamster, r. 2514 Lagttn&
^^ Leitch. See Leach. Leatch and Leech
Leite Joseph, machicist, r. 1514 Baker
Leite Antone, farmer, r. 1514 Baker
Leitel Ernest, architect, r. NE cor Haight and Stan-
yan
Leith C, deck boy stmr Geo. W. Elder
Lelth Charles, butcher, r. 101 First
Leith Charles, gripman Market St. RR.. r. 818 Lott
Leith H. E., gripmau Market St. RR., r. 818 Lott
Leith Johu B., jeweler, r. 41*> Brcadway
Lelth John H.. teamster, r. 5 Otis PI
Leith Louisa Mrs., r. 5 Otis PI
e^ Leith. See Leathe
Leilhauser Conrad, butcher Crummey & Hall, r. SW
cor Kentucky and Honduras
Leithner Joseph, liquor saloon, 1500 Californim, r.
1411 Larkin
Leithold John, cook Gruen b Heydenaber, r. 533 Sac-
ramento
Leiver John F., teamster, r. 431 Twenty-eighth
Lejeal Alois F., te-ucher music, r. 1914 Clay
Lejeal Frances, widow, r. h3i Sanchez
Lejeal Joseph, dairyman, r. 834 Sanchez
Lejeal William C, dairyman, r. 834 Sanchei
Le Johns WilliBm, hatter, 216 Fourth
Leland Antone, r. 235 Eighth
Leland George V., master ttmr Gypsy, r. 237 Seventh
Leland Herman D.. ma.ster stmr Yaquina, r. 423 East
Leland Johanna Mme , r. 789 Mission
Leland W. L.. machinist, r. 407 Taylor
Leland William H., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
Santa Cruz
Lelande Louis J., baker, r. 1306 Montgomery
Lelay Frank, porter Buneman & Martinoni, r. 913
Jackson
Lelevier Agnes Miss, cigarmaker, r. 3120 Fillmore
Lelevier Joseph, caumaker, r. 29 Hinckley
Lelevier Julia Miss, bakery, 3120 Fillmore
Lelevier Toussaint, expressman, r. 3120 Fillmore
Le Long Charles F., brass finisher W. T. Garratt &
Co., r. 138 Fremount
Le Long Minnie V. Miss, bookkeeper Cal. Cigar Box
Co., r. 822 Larkin
L'Elvezia (Swiss Italian weekly) George F. Cavalli
proptr. office 16 Montgomery Av
Lem John H., puinter, r. 423 Cedar Av
Lemaire Anton, liquor saloon, NEcor Beale and How-
ard, r. 648 H Natoma
Lemaire Henry, carpenter, r. 908 Sansome
Le Maitre Jules, butcher, 67 Centre Market, r. 1520
Geary
Leraan Frederick, with J. M. Pike, r. 611 Stevenson
Leman Marx, cutler ft. Rosenberg & Son
Leman Walter M., actor, r. 35 Hill
(^ Leman. See Leaman, Leeman, Lehman, Leh-
I man and Lemon
Lemand Bruno, tanner A. Krieg, r. Nebraska, bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-sixth
Le Mar Catherine Mrs., stationery and varieties, 234
First
Le Mar John, carpenter, r. 234 First
Lemare Bartel, r. 1310 Kearny
Le Mare Joh,n K., clerk, r. 675 Mission
Lemas Antnuia, irouer Le Grande Laundry
Lemas Joseph, laundryman La Grande Laundry
Lemascheff>ky Paul, clerk Charles Ed. Heise & Co.
Lemasney Thomas, r. 222 Turk
Lembke John, port-rr Kruse & Euler, r. 631 Shotwell
Lemuke Gustave, barber Jacob Heinz Jr., r. 24 John
Lemcke M;irtin (Schacht & Lemckel r. 1710 Buchanan
Lemcke Otto, barber, 129 Fourth, r. 16 Laskie
Lemcke Valerie, widow, r. 617 Octavia
8f^ Lemcke. See Lemke
Lemery Dora Mrs., r. 613 Nineteenth
Lemetever Pierre H., tinsmith, r. 2315 Lombard
Le Mevel Charles, clerk Jacob Strahle & Co., r. 21 X
Eventt
Lemkan John, r. 321 Stockton
Lemke A. J., r. 724 Mission
Lemke R., brewer, r. .529 Valencia
Lemkens Samuel, chicken ranch, NE cor MissiBsippi
and Colusa
Lemly James P., clerk, r. 835 California
Lemman George H., proptr Hooper's South End
Grain Warehouse, N s Townsend, bet First and
Second, r. 2126 Jackson
Lemman Mary J., widow, r. 2126 Jackson
Lemme Agnes, widow, r. 2303 Bush
Lemmer John C. (Pretorious & Lemmer) r. 499Brywilt
Lemmermann Herman, bakery, 505 Fourth
Lemmon A. D. Mrs., r. 904 Taylor
Lemmon George, bag and grain dealer 411 California.
r. 814 Hyde
Lemmon Jefiersnn, painter, r. 10 Central PI
Lemmon John W.. r. 502 Washington
Lemolne E. r. 417 Kearny
Lemolue Emile A., tailor, 8 Montgomery Av, r. 1020H
Pacific
Lemoine Frank, poultry, r. 704 'i Harrison
Lemoine Francois (Lemclne .^ Pichon) r.704 Harrison
Leiuoine & Pichon (Francois Lemoine and Jean P.
Pichon) poultry, butter, etc., 2-6 S. F. Market
Lemon Arthur D., clerk, r. 44 Third
Lemon David, expressman, cor Berry and Fottrtb, r.
S 8 Elizabeth, nr Noe
Lemon Elizabeth, widjw, P. SE cor Bacon and Gi-
rard, U. M. T.
Lemon J. Arthur, grainer, r. 624 Nineteenth
Lemon James H., grainer, 317 Sutter, r.624 Nineteenth
Lemon John H.. grainer, r. 624 Nineteenth
Lemon John W., runner New Franklin Hotel
Lemon Patrick, conductor, 841 Hayes
Lemon Peter, laborer, r. 501 Leavenworth
tS'' Lemon. See Leaman, Leman, Lehman, Lehmana
and Leeman
Lemont George W., insurance broker, 311 California,
r. 15 Albion Av
liemos Leon, merchant tailor, 1328 Market, r. 601
Geary
Lemp Conrad, locksmith, r. 1323 Dupont
Lemp George, cook, r. 728 Broadway, rear
Lemperle Charles W., bootcrimper, r. 726 WashlnK-
ton, rear
Lemperle Peter, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. Pros-
pect Av, B. H.
Lena Frank, pantryman Louis Meyer, r. 17 Fourth
Lenahan Cornelius, shoemaker, r. 512 Mission
Lenahan John, machinist Golden State and MInen'
Iron Works, r. 151 Tehama
Lenahan Margaret Miss, r. 311 Gnerrero
Lenahan Michael, laborer, r. 11 G'ilbert, reap
Lenahan Michael, teamster, r. 1901 Howard
B^ Lenahan. See Lanahan, Linihan and Linehan
Lenci Vicenzo, fruits, etc., 1702 Leavenworth
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
Hotels and Steamboats completely furnished with
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY.
Special Prices Given.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
>T:IT above PAI.ACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO..
Manufacnirers of Show Cases
and Store Fiztores.
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ARPAO HARASHHY & CO.,
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Lendelof Olof, tailor, r. 1222 Filbert
Leodborg Chribtian, shoeiuaber, r. 517 Pine
Lienders F. <& Co. (Loudon and Liverpool) Wil-
frid B. Chapman agent, 12:< California
Lenea Edward, fitter Porter, Sleasinger & Co., r. 707
Stockton
Leneben Thomas J., jnarhinlst, r. <38 Shipley
Lenfest.y J. T.. r. 110 Eddy
Lenfestey William P., compositor Examiner, r. 1900
Green
Leng Poter, butcher, r. 1310 Broadway
Leti(;ft^l<l A. L., druggist and chemist, NB cor
Stockton and Gearv, r. 202 Stockton
Lengftl.l Louis, r. 1930 Sutter
Lengfeld Max, bartender John Schuldt, r. 221 J4
O'Farrell
J>nharil George, baker, r. 21 West Mission
Lenbardt Emil, watctiraaker, r. 234 Taylor
Lenhait Ellie K. Miss, teacher music, r. Ifi34 Howard
Lenhart .Tames M., assistaut superintendent United
Carnage Co., r. 1634 Howard
Lenhart Oliver E., hardwood finisher, r. 125)4 Oak
■^Lenhart. See Leonard, Leonhardt and Lennard
LenhauB Richard, longshoreman, r. C07 Greenwich
Lenicke Ernest, weaver, r. W s Hyde nr Bay
Lenihan James, porter Dunham, Carrigau & Co., r. 11
Gilbert
Lenihan John, miner, r. 217 Clara
Lenihan John, dairyman, Ss Jersey, bet Diamond and
Douglas
Lenihau Michael, hackdriver, r. 624 Nafoma
Lenihan William F., clerk, r. 915 Bryant
Lenke Augusta Mrs., r. 1812 Ji Powell
Lenke Emil, molder William Axford, r. 11 Maria
Lennard Edward E., bartender John Blohm, r. 308 )<
Clementina
Lennard Robei t K., carpenter, r. 3 Clinton
Lenne August W., upholsterer, r. 412 Post, rear
Lennep A., teacher music, r. 328 Geary
Lennon Andrew, tailor, r. 35 Third
Lennon Annie M. Miss, cloakmaker, r. 310Capp
Lennon Bernard, laborer, r. 500 Mission
Lennon Dominic, salesman, John A Lennon, r. 632 X
Minna
Lennon Edward, driver Davis Bros., r. 608 Fell
Lennon Heury, carpenter, r. 218M Ritch
Lennon James, carpenter, r. G08 Fell
Lennon James Jr., carpenter, r. 608 Fell
Lennon James D., foreman Engine No. 10, r. 218J4
Ritch
Lennon James H., carpenter, r. 608 Fell
Lennon James H., filecutter, and extraman engine No.
9, r. 6 Minna
Lennon John, blacksmith, r. S s Cortland Av, nr
Wayne, B. H.
Lennon John, laborer, r. 434 J4 Tenth
Lennon John, dairyman, NE cor Church and Borland
Lennon John, Bhipyardman I'nion Iron Works
l«nnon John, shoemaker, r. 25 Tehama
Lennon John, with Market St. RR., r. 818 Lyon
liennon John A. , wholesale grocer and importer
China and Japan teas, English, French and Italian
groceries, and agent pure beeswax caadles, 315-
317 Clay, r. 1932 Jessie
Lennon John 8., boilermaker, r. 468 Tehama
Lennon Joseph, teamster, r. 310 Capp
Lennon Joseph P., traveling salesman John A. Len-
non, r. Ru68 House
Lennon Malachl, teamster Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s
Minnesota, bet Solano and Mariposa
Lennon Michael, laborer, r. cor Center and Alabama
Lennon Michael, laborer, r. cor Georgia and Sierra
Lennon Nicholas, molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 2
Beale PI
Lennon Nicholas Jr., clerk, r. 2 Beale PI
Lennon Patrick, conductor Geary St. RR., r.841 Hayes
Lennon Patrick, laborer, r. 434)4 Tenth
Lennon Peter, laborer, r. 501 Ellis
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606 KEARmr STREET.
Establlsh.-d 1860. Telephone 315.
l-ennon Richard, dr ver, r. 310 Capp
Lenuou Thoiiias, attorney at law, r. IfiSO Howard
Lennon 'I'homas, blacksmith, r. 32 Minna
Lennon Thomas, dalryiuan, r. 52.1 Sixth
Leimon Thomas, teamster, r. 2 Beale PI
Lennon Thomas, watchman Presidio Reservation
Lennon Willimn, stair builder A. I. Sanborn, r. 1711
Leavenworth
d^" Lennon. See Lannan, Laniion and Lennan
Lennox Jarvis, teamster, r. 1404 Montgomery
Lennox John, stevedore, r. 47 Jessie
Lennox Matteo, seaman stnir Eureka
Lennox Mary, widow, r. 21 Sherwood PI
Lennox William, bookbinder Hicks & Judd, r. 1404
Montgomery
Lenoir AujJtnst sausngeraaker, 610 California
Le Noir Nathaniel L., clerk Holbrook. Merrill & Stet-
son, r. Oakland
Lenoir Joseph, waiter, r. 1-305 Powell
Lenoire Louis, baker, r. 1522 Powll
Leuori Steve, luillhand Capitol Mills, r. 17 Lafayette
lienormaixl Brothers (Joseph and Leon) whole-
sale dealers foreign and native wines and liquors,
735-737 Howard, and groceries and liquors, 8W
cor Pine and Dupont
Lenormand Alfred, clerk Lenormand Bros., r. 619 Har-
son
Lenormand Joseph (Lenormand Bros.) r. 619 Harri
son
Lenormand Leon (Lenormand Bros.) r. 724 Bush
Lent John M., sahsman James Elder, r. 1807 Stockton
Lent Mary A., widow, r. 2105 Mason
Lent William M., capitalist, office 62 Nevada Block,
r. 699 Polk
Lenthall Elizabeth, widow, r. 17 Lapidge
Lentz Henry F. clerk, r. 824 Folsom
Lenz Franz, with Harmon Kozminsky, r.'244 Sutter
Lenzke August, housomover, r. 2fl Bruce PI
Leo Frank, fish dealer, r. 894 Front
Leo John, mnsou. r. 20 Hubbard
Leo J. H. & Co. (John H. Leo) job printers, 1001 Mar-
ket
Leo John H. (J. H. Leo & Co.) r. 26 Laskie
Leo Munis, performer, r. 719 California
Leo Thomas, actor, r. 214 Golden Gate Av
Leo William E., paper ruler A. J. Leary, r. 20 Hub-
bard
Leon C. Mrs., widow, r. 68 Tehama
Leon Charles, submarine diver, r. 101 First
Leon Charles, cook, r. 625 Lombard
Leon E. *: Co. (Esnioil, Leon and Irene Roux) liq-
uor saloon, 1918 Fillmore
Leon Emoil (E. Leon k Co.) r. 1918 Fillmore
Leon Jacob V., varieties, 37 Fourth and 204 Fifth, r.
38 Fourth
Leon Lipraan, clerk, r. 68 Tehama
Leon Louis, cook, r. 830 Harrison
Leon Manuel, molder Eureka Foundry, r. 609 Filbert
Leon Martin L., driver, r. 1024 Powell
Leon Matthew, laborer, r. 1114 Kearny
Leon Richard R., gilder, r. 176 Perry
Leona Marie, widow, r. 1412 Powell
Leonard Alexander T., physician and snrgcon, 32
Ph lau Bldg
Leonard Annie Miss, r. 1208 Clay
Leonard Charles, waiehouseman, r. 135 Chattanooga
Leonard Charles C, clerk Wellman, Peck & Co., r.
Oakland
Leonard Charles E., confectionery, 439 Hayes, r. 441
Hnyes
Leonard Daniel, laborer, r. 32ii Eausch
Leonard Daniel, laborer, r. 101 Jessie
Leonard Edward, baker, r. 617 Mission
Leonard Edward, gardener, r. Third Av, bet Point
Lobos and Clement
Leonard Edward, tailor, r. 771 Mission
Leonard Edward F., policeman, r. 103 Larkin
Leonard Edward H., printer, r. 207 Eleventh
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421-427 JWarket Street. Sole Agents A>r
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FOB HAIirD, Wiai»-9iri.I. and POITEB,
ALL. SIZES.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STBEET
Leonard Edwin L., painter, r. 2740 H Sixteenth
Leonard Emma C, adjuster U. 8. Mint, r. 819 Howard
Leonard Francis A., collector, r. 109 Montgomery
Leonard Frank, pressman Rosenthal & Roesch, r. 310
Capp
Leonard Frank J., hatter Boysen & Co., r. 110 V Mor-
ris Av
Leonard Frederick, salesman, r. 503 Turk
Leonard George, with Butler & Haldan, r. Berkeley
Leonard George D., carpenter, r. 117 Taylor
Leonard George W., canvas-'er r. 114 Eighth
Leonard Herbert M., clerk William M. Starr, r. Oak-
land
Leonard Hugh, hostler, r. N 8 Center, bet DeHaro and
Carolina
Leonard James, laborer, Florida, bet Eighteenth and
Nineteenth
Leonard James, painter Omnibus BR.
Leonard James, with A. P. Hotaling. r. 1600 Howard
Leonard James A., bartender, r. 520 BuRh
Leonard James F., laborer, r. Columbia, bet Butte
and Solano
Leonard James H., gardener Masonic Cemetery, r.
NW cor Twenty-fourth and Noe
Leonard James J., laborer Mountain Spring House
Leonard John, boilermaker, r. 3 Hubbard
Leonard John, cook, r. 207 Eleventh
Leonard John C, saddle treemaker, r. 30)4 Louisa
Leonard John D., conductor, r, 29 Austin
Leonard John P. clerk, r. 5 Heron
Leonard John T., conductor Market St. RE„ r. 409
Broderick
Leonard John W., foreman Geary St. RR., r. Point
Lobos and First Ava
Leonard Joseph A., contractor and builder, and sec-
retary The Builders Assn of Cal., 330 Pine, rooms
11-12, r. 1413 Bush
Leon ard Joseph M . , carpenter, r. W s Noe, bet Twenty-
fourth and Elizabeth
Leonard Joseph W., ironer U. S. Laundry, r. 3015
Sixteenth
Leonard Kate, widow, r. 10 Boadman PI
Loonard Lizzie, domestic 2536 Mission
Leonard Matthew A... foreman Steiger & Kerr, r. 831
Treat Av
Leonard Mary, widow, r. 5 Heron
Leonard Mary E., domestic 1322 Sutter
Leonard Martin, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. N 8
Sierra, bet Tennessee and Kentucky
Leonard Michael, laborer, r. NW cor Alabama and
Center
Leonard Michael, laborer, r. SW cor Waller and Ash-
bury
Leonard Patrick, r. 19 Louisa
Leonard Patrick, carpenter, r. 312 Lily At
Leonard Patrick, expressman, NE cor Pine and Polk,
r. 2523 Post
Leonard Patrick, laborer, r. 9 Oak Grove At
Leonard Patrick, laborer, r. 523 Mission
Loonard Patrick, shoemaker, r. 1 )i Isis
Leonard Patrick H., boots and shoes, 446 Sixth, r. 110
Morris At
lieonard Patrick J. , manager P. F. Collier, of-
fice 14 Grant Av, r. 511 O'Farrell
Leonard Stephen, tailor, r. 424 J4 Clementina
Leonard Terrence P., laundryman La Grando Laun-
dry, r. 212 Thirteenth
Leonard Theodore M. (Leonard & Ellis) r. New York
City
Leonard Thomas, boilermaker, r. fl Minna, rear
Leonard Thomas, packer Thomas Day & Co. (limited)
r. 2633 Post
Leonard Thomas Rev. S. J., clergyman St. Ignatius
College, 214 Huyes
Leonard Thomas F., bartender, r. 772 Mission
Leonard William, carpenter, r. 1 Brady
Leonard Williard A., salesman Dunham, Carrlgan &
Co., r. Oakland
Leonard fc Ellis (Theodore M. Leonard and Wilbur
D. Ellis) oil refiners (New York) branch 43 Sac-
ramento
1^" Leonard. See Lenhart, Leonhard and Lennard
Leone Antoiiio, muKician, r. 430 Green
Leone John, musician, r. 430 Green
Leone Joseph, musician, r. 430 Green
Leonette Joseph, hostler, r. 1122 Larkln
Leonhardt August, cigarmaker E. W. Briggs, r. 1311
Broderick
Leonhardt Charles, shoemaKer, 11 Sutter, r. 638 Ste-
venson
Leonhardt Charles Jr., cipars and tobacco, cor Market
and McAllister, r. 638 Stevenson
Leonhardt Paul, cigar mnfr, 1426 Polk, r. 2027 Geary
B^ Leonhardt. See Lenhart, Lenniird and Leonard
Leonidas George, cook, r. 715 Howard
Leonheuser Solon C, student, r. 767 Harrison
Leouie Simon, traveling salesman L. & E. Werthei-
mer, r. 1022 Jackson
LEOPOLD CHAELES M.
florist and decorator, 33 Post, r. 1 25 H
Oak
Leopold Edward, porter Meyerstein & Lowenberg, r.
415 Hayes
Leopold Lawrence, milker Renner k Furrer, r. 8 «
Eighteenth, ur Clara Av
Leopold Louis, fresco painter Thomas Downing, p.
429 Clementina
Le Page Helen Mrs., dressmaker, r. 634 5^ Turk
Le Page's Liquid Glue, E. T. Allen manager, 416 Mar-
ket
Leper Thomas, laborer W. W. Montague & Co.
Leperns David, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. NW cor Bay and Larkin
Lepers David, r. 901 Montgomery Av
Lepkey August, blacksmith, r. Florida, bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
Lepler Joseph, laborer, r. 1619 Eddy
Le Pointer Pierre, florist, 332 Montgomery At
Leporl Constantine (Bertin & Lepori) r. 509 Broad-
way
Lepori Luigi, laborer D. Ghirardelli & Sons, r. 420
Union
Lepori John (Lepori & Marioni) r. 509 Broadway
Lepori & Marioni (John Lepori and Gaspard Marioni)
proptrs San Gottardo Hotel, 509 Broadway
Lepper William, machinist, r. 331 Kearny
Leppert Michael, cook, r. 435 Pine
Leppien George C., clerk, r. 29 Everett
Lepretre Eugene, bootblack Otto Lemcke. r. 28 Minn*
Leprohon Philip, pipefitter, r. 1254 Howard
Le Protte E., clerk, r. 317 Bush
Lerch John, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture Co.,
r. 957 Folsom
Lerch Maria C, midwife, r. 957 Folsom
Lerhian Margaret Mrs., r. 51 Natoma
Lerhinan Thomas, woodsman, r. 515 Howard
Lerman Jacob, corporal police, r. 10 Pearl
Lermen F, assistant O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co., r. 10
Pearl
Lermond Corridon G., r. 157 >g Clara
Leroi Tnerese, widow, r. 1516 Powell
Lerond Theodore Jr., musician, r. 724 Filbert
Leroux Amedee, druggist French Hospital, office 510
Jackson, r. 340 Seventh
Leroux Thomas, policeman, r. S s Preclta At, nr
Gunnison Av, B. H.
Le Rous Yves M., r. 628 Capp, rear
Leroy Alfred, waiter, r. 264J4 T.hama
Leroy Alfred D., carpenter, r. 647 Jessie
Le Roy Archibald, millwright, r. 314 Bush
Leroy Charles H., paperhanger. r. 24 Fell
Leroy E. Mme., stamping and embroidering, 121 Sut-
ter
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Le Roy Euj^ene, capitalist, office 217 SanBome,
room 18, r. 220 Stockton
Le Roy Georgea, capitaliBt, office 217 Sansome,
room 18, r. 220 Stockton
Leroy JuleiJ, candymaker Masson Freres, r. 631 Jack-
son
Le Koy Phillip, r. 2C6 Brannan
Le Boy Philip R., painter, r. 4 Howard Court
Le Boy Silly A., r. 13(i8 Lacuna
Lesall Frederick, r. 1003 Broadway
Lese Joseph F., cook, r. 18 Mint At
Lese Joseph, butcher, r. 627 Jessie
Lesel John, waiter The Louvre, r. 605 Stockton
Lesher Charles A., clerk Mexican Oolonization Co.,
r. Owklatid
Lesher Ida Mrs., stenoRrapher Historical Publishing
Co., r. Eust Oakland
Lesher Peter J. R., pianotuner O. Rudolf i Co., r. 808
Twentieth
Lesher William F., dental student S. F. Dental Col-
lege, r. 214 Powell
Leslie Edward H., laborer, r. 733 Market
Leslie Emil, dishwasher, r. 709 Mission
Leslie Frederick, painter, r. 320 Larkin
Leslie Granville, vocalist, r. 40 Eddy
Leslie Henry H., restaurant, 2:<X Second, r. 60 Anna
Leslie Thomas, cigarmaker Peter C. Blick, r. 1070
Howard
Leslie William, boatman, r. 215 Broadway
Leslie William, furnished rooms, 1070 Howard
Leslie William, type founder Palmer k Rey, r. 2505
California
Lesovich Marco, bartender Henry Schmidt, r. 275
Stevenson
Lespada Louis, barber H. H. Creighton, r. 429 Pacific
Lespoune Francois, bat tender, r. 264 Clementina
Less Isadore, barber, r. 168 Tehama
Less Morris, merchant, r. 168 Tehama
Lessen F. T., vice-president Polish Society of Cali-
fornia, r. 1235 Market
Lessen TheophilusF., teacher, r. 1008 Washington
Lesser Brothers (Herrmann Lesser) boots and shoes,
406 Kearny
Lesser Henry, merchant, r. 1236 Stockton
Lesser Herrmann (Lesser Bros.) r. 417 Jones
Lesser Jacob, boots and shoes. 963 Market and 2009
Fillmore, r. 1235 Golden Gate Av
Lesser Joseph M., attorney at law, 305 Kearny, room 7
LeBser Lesser, r. 417 Jones
Lesser Louis, stoves and tinware, 67 Fourth, r. 69
Fourth
Lesser Marcus, r. 417 Jones
Lessman Gustar W., cashier Neville k Co., r. 206
Powell
Lessman Isaac, tailor, r. 1412 J< Powell
Lessmann Joseph, groceries and liquors, 1248 Bush
Lester Charles, boots and shoes, 12 Steuart, r. 527
Golden Gate At
Lester Emily F. Mrs., teacher Garfield Primary
School, r. 1237 Stockton
Lester Frank, machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Tennessee, bet Solano and Mariposa
Lester George H., switchman, r. 636 Commercial
Lester George W., canvasser, r. 120 Fifth
Lester Henry, shoemaker Charles Lester, r.627 Golden
Gate At
Lester John, painter, r. 1411 Folsom
Lester Richard, painter, r. 1411 Folsom
Lester Robert, blacksmith, r. 32 H Freeloa
Lester Robert, machiuiKt, r. 1039 Folsom
Lester Thomas, r. 1039 Folsom
Lester Thomas, liquor saloon, 816 H Folsona
Lester William, painter, r. 38 Rubs
Lester William J., r. 1409 Folsom
Lestrange Patrick, longshoreman, r. 72 Federal
Leszyuski Alexander, merchant, r. 1018)4 Larkin
Leszyusky Abraham, dry and fancy goods, 237 Kearny,
r. 823 Larkiu
DR. BAZAN'S
THKKMO-EI.ECTBIO
RDSSM anl TDBKISH BATHS
Also Medicateil and Electric Balls Giyei.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SEWER PIPE. SEWER TRAPS.
Se-wers Laid Properly.
Se-wrers Repaired.
W. E. LANE,
Plumber, SOS Kearny Street.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Leszynsky Charles, r. 145 Natuma
Leszyusky David L., teacher Public Schools, r. 1026
Geary
Leszynsky Eugene L. (3. L. Leszynsky & Co.) r. 1025
Geary
Leszynsky George, attorney at law, 310 Pine, rooms
23-24, r. 1025 Geary
Leszynsky Isidor, priucipal Commercial School, r.
823 Larkin
Leszynsky Morris S., expressman, r. 145 Natoma
Leszynsky Rosa Mrs., r. 828 Sutter
Leszynsky Samuel, manager D. Samuels, r. 1012 Polk
Leszynsky Samuel L. (S. L. Leszynsky & Co.) r. 2305
Sutter
Leszynsky S. L. & Co. (Samuel L. and Eugene L.
Leszynsky) commission merchants, 17-19 Battery
0^" Leszynsky. See Lezinsky
Letcher Beverly, bookkeeper S. F. Savings Union, r.
3096 California
Letcher Giles C, clerk A. & H. 0. Campbell, r. 3096
California
Lietcher Walter N. , secretary Equity Benefit As-
sociation, room 0, Odd Fellows' Bldg, r. 26 Fell
Leter E., tailor, r. 409 Clementina
Lethiec Desire, proptr White House Hotel, 420 Jacksoa
Lethiec Louis, r. 229 Kearny
Lethiec Bosina H. Mrs., furnished rooms, 329 Kearny
Letnou Joseph, r. 711 Vallejo
Le Tuurneux ThomRS J., physician, 22 Geary
Letroadec Julien, salesman Frank G. Edwards, r. 18
Willows Av
Letroadec Louis, r. 1717^ Stevenson
Letson Andrew W., pressman, r. 25i>3Ji Mission
Letson Thomas, shipjoiner, r. 2503)4 Mission
Letson William E., compositor, r. 2503)4 Mission
Lett Adelbert H., r. 522 Van Ness Av
liette Georgre, secretary The German Savings and
Loan Society, 526 California, r. 325 Seventeenth
Lettenbauer Frank A., jeweler Geo. C. Shreve k Co.,
r. 1011 Washington
Letterie Charles, laborer, r. 405 Beale
Lettich Anion, boilermaker Moynihan b Altken, r.
86 Thirteenth
Lettner Urban, wagonmaker Ruegg k Schlegel, r. 874
Harrison
Lettre George W., bookkeeper, r. 5 Stockton
Letts William, hostler Sutter St. RR., r. 24 Verona
Leu Adoiph, porter W. & I. Steinhart & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Leu Henning 0. (Leu ft Harms) r. 1716 Harrison
Leu Peter Mrs., widow, r. 716 Natoma
Leu & Hurme (Henning C. Leu and Peter Harms) ci-
gar mnfrs, 1247 Mission
Leuenberg''r Einil, r. 314 Sutter
Leuenberger Julius A., clerk H. I. C. Inselmann, r.
435 Third
Leuenberger Lena Mrs., dressmaking, 314 Sutter
Leui<el Christian, steward Wheeland k Collins, r. 631
Sacramento
Leurion Alphonse, waiter, r. 1406 Folsom
Leutenegger John, conductor, r. 1321 Larkin
Leuterdt Annie A., r. NW cor Twentieth and Florida
Leutaeb Karl, retoucher Bradley k Rulofson, r. 52fi
Kearny
LEUTHOLTZ T. G. N.
Importer of antique and Renaissance
fine furniture, and ugent ^vall and
ceiiingr decorations, rooms 106-108
Plielan Building
Leutz Charles, porter G. Held, r. 231 SteTeuBon
Leutz Frederick, r. 1318 Dupont
Levaggi G. B. .(Levagsi & Barbierl) r. 631 Green
L.evajf8ri & Barbieri (G. B. Levaggi and Paul
Bxrbieri I produce commission merchants, 309-311
Washington
Levan Elizabeth, widow, r. 702 Valleji
Levanway W., musician, r. NW cor Natoma and Sixth
1M. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST,
TEUCPHONZ 83.
LITHOGRAPHERS
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
S. UAVIS, City Asrent,
439 California Street.
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Importers and Dealers in
ENaLISH AND AMERICAN
Encaustic, Olazed and Plain.
309. 311. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Levazo John B.. cartman, r. 609 Seventh
Leve Joseph F., cook, r. 18 Mint Av
Leve Marcus, draftsman John H. Kedstone, r. 711
Bush
Leven Rosa, -widow, lodgings, 25 J^ Sixth
Leyene Louis, peddler r. 7 Austin
Levenburg George, peddler, r. cor Church and Mar-
ket
Levenburg Julius, merchant, r. 25 Clementina
Levenburg Samuel, peddler, r. cor Church and Mar-
ket
Levens B. W., jeweler, r. E s Marquesas, nr Railroad
At
Levens Basil W. Jr., wholesale sheep butcher, S s
St. Thomas, bet Railroad Av and Susquehanna,
office 411 J« California, room 6
Levens 'Williapi M., machinist, r. 39 Eleventh
Levensaler Joseph G. (Pitman & Levensaler) r. 825
Guerrero
Levensaler Raymond L., clerk J. F. Chapman & Co.,
r. East Oakland
Levenson Esrail (Levenson & Bryan) r. 307 Sixth
Levenson Meyer D. (Levenson & Goldstone) r. 1425
Pine
Levenson & Bryan (Eerail Levenson and William H.
Bryan) brushes and brooms, 205 Front
Levenson & Goldstone (Meyer D. Levenson and Sam-
uel Goldstone) druggists' sundries, 605 Market
Leventhal Sarah Mrs., r. 565 Stevenson
Leventhal Wolf, r. 220 Sixth
Leveutritt Marion (S. W. Rosenstock & Co.) r. The
Baldwin
Leveque A. Miss, stationery, notions, etc., 1203 Pow-
ell
Leveque Adolph, r. 1203 Powell
Leveque Joseph, clerk Levinsou Bros., r. 111934 Mis-
sion
Lever Henry, r. 521 Sacramento
Leverich Jacob, barber, r. 124 Shipley
Leverson Montague R., attorney at law, 420 California
Le Vere Hester S., widow, r. 1413 Jackson
Leveridge William, r. 22fe}« Page
Leveroni Frank, tinsmith, r. .5'J2 Green
Leveroni Joseph, laborer 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 9 Water
Leveroni Luigi, r. 1506 Broadway
Leveroni Nicola, laborer, r. 222 Broadway
Leveroni Paolo, laborer, r. 9 Water
Leveroni Samuel, fireman, r. 1727 Market
Leveroni Stefano G., butcher, r. 718 Greenwich
Levers Fred (Levers & Miers) r. 812 Kearny
Levers & Miers (Fred Levers and Charles Miers)
liquor saloon, 813 Kearny
Levev Benjamin C. (Charles C. Levey & Bro. r. 723
d'Farrell
Levey Charles C. (Charles C. Levey & Bro.) r. 723
6'Farrell
Levey Charles C. & Brother (Charles C. and Benjamin
C.) gents' furnishing goods, 424 Kearny
I Levey Henry, carpenter, r. 48 Fourth
Levey Henry J., salesman Charles Mayer, r.721Larkin
I Levey Isidore C, barber, 612)4 California, r. 1505)4
Pine
Levey Le-wis C, insurance broker, 312 California, r.
723 O'Farrell
I Levey Marcus, clothing, 9 Jackson, r. 723 O'Farrell
1^" Levey. See Leavy. Levi and Levy
Levi Ben, clerk, r. 8(i9 Buchanan
Levi Bernard, r. 15 Polk
Levi C. E. Mrs., widow, r. 25 Birch Av
Levi David, laborer, r. 745 Brannan
Levi Esther Miss, r 609 Buchanan
i Levi H. & Co. (Herman, Jacob and lacob Levi Jr.)
wholesale grocers and tobacco dealers, 117-119
Market
Levi Henry, merchant, r. 1016 Van Ness Ay
Levi Henry M., gunsmith Louis MoUer, r. 710 Wash-
ington
Levi Herman (H. Levi & Co.) r. 1016 Van Ness At
Levi Herman, laster Buckingham b Hecht, r. 624
Minna
Levi Jacob (H. Levi & Co.) r. 1363 Post
Levi Jacob Jr. (H. Levi & Co.) r. 1016 Van Ness At
Levi Josenh, barber, 147 X Seventh
Levi Julius, tailor, 759)4 Howard
Levi Laura Miss, lace cap maker, r. 609 Buchanan
Levi Leo, barber Joseph Levi, r. 147)4 Seventh
Levi Mark, commercial traveler Pac. Jewelry Co., r.
2088 Market
Levi Marquis, commercial traveler E. Taniere & Co..
r. 609 Buchanan
Levi Samuel, draftsman and agent stained glass sub-
stitute, 126 Kearny, room 30, r. 517 Bush
Levi Sarah, widow, r. 28 Rausch
Levi Simon (Klauber& Levi) r. San Diego
8^ Levi. See Leavy, Levey and Levy
Leviele Sylvester L., cigars and tobacco, 1027 Howard
Levin Aaron, bookkeeper Levin Bros., r. 322 Golden
Gate Av
Levin Andrew, carpenter, r. 2919 Pine
Levin Arthur, cigars, r. 322 Turk
Levin Brothers (Julius and Isidore) dairy produce,
15-17 Bay City Market, branch 134 Sixth
Levin D., produce, r. 636 Golden Gate Av
Levin Isidore (Levin Bros.) r. 1518 Webster
Levin Jacob, varieties, 31 Taylor, r. 636 Golden Gate
Av
Levin Jacob, barber L. Pohlman, r. 926 Harrison
Levin Julius (Levin Bros.) r. 220 Fulton
Levin L. & Son (Louis and Solomon) stationery, 26
Stockton
Levin Leonhard, jeweler Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 626
Ash Av
Levin Louis (L. Levin & Son) r. 322 Golden Gate At
Levin Louis, commercial traveler, r. 826 Geary
Levin Mary, dry goods, 1524 Polk
Levin Marcus, barber L. Pohlman, r. 15 Harriet
Levin Maurice, clerk Levin Bros., r. 322 Golden Gate
Av
Levin Max, clerk Greenebaum, Well & Michels, r.
1524 Post
Levin Solomon (L. Levin & Son) r. 322 Golden Gate
Av
S^ Levin. See Laven and Lavln
Levlne Aaron, signwriter F. Mansell & Co., r. 916 Fol-
som
Levine Henry, glazier, r. 410)4 Fifth
Levine Jacob, tailor, 916 Folsom
Levine John, grlpman Presidio RR., r. 2304 Larkin
Levine Kohlmer, peddler, r 941 Folsom
Levine Louis, cigarmaker, r. 916 Folsom
Levingston Abraham, salesman, r. b09 O'Farrell
Levingston Adolph, salesman W. Harris & Co., r. 86l>
Folsom
Levingston David, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 809 O'Farrell
Levingston Henry B., journalist, r. Commercial Ho-
tel
Levingston Isaac, stock operator, r. 659)4 Minna
Levingston Isaac, upholsterer, r. 809 O'Farrell
Levingston Isadore, clerk, r. 624 O'Farrell
Levingston Jacob, bookkeeper H. Lash, r. 809 O'Far-
rell
Levingston Lazarus J., r. 809 O'Farrell
Levingston Lester C, salesman H. Lash, r.809 O'Far-
rell
Levingston Marc M. D., secretary Hubert Concen-
trator Co., 230 Montgomery, r. 927 Geary
Levingston Morris A., proprietor Overland House,
631-533 Sacramento, r. 1423 Webster
Levingston Sallie Miss, saleslady, r. 624 O'Farrell
e^ Levingston. See Livingstone
Levinsky Louis (Fabian & Co.) r. 922 O'Farrell
Levinsky Mark, office 105 Battery, r. 1318 Geary
Levinsky Samuel, commercial traveler, r. 2305 Sutter
Levinsky W., r. 2116 Howard .
TJOS
Imported and Domestic Rugs in immense variety.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641
to 647 MARKET STREET,
NKXT ABOTK PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Storo Fixtures.
3? Mariet SL
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRYI
FIntr than the cUh of Cbampa^ea sent from )ARPAO HARASZTHY & CO.,
France to this country, bnt without Brandy, f 630 WASHJKOTOM STSZZT.
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LeTin80hn Franclska, r. 415 Mason
Levinsnn A. Mrs., widow, r. i'ilM Clementina
Levlnnon Edward, r. 437 J4 ClemeDtlna
Levlnson Hans, c eaman, r. 405 Green
Levlneon John (Newman & Leviueon) r. 807 Turk
LeTlosou Louis, porter, r, 437 )< Clementina
Levlnson Louis N., r. 703 Market
Levinson Rose Miss vice-principal North CoBmopoll-
tan Grammar School, r. 2f.01 Post
Levlnson Solomon, glovecutter, r. 437 J4 Clementina
LevlnKon William A., clerk Buckingham & Hecht, r.
210 Eddy
t^" Levinson. See Levinsohn, Levison and Leviston
Levis Charles, r. NW cor Ellis and Buchanan
Levis Richard, laborer, r. 1C18 Buchanan
Itevison Brothers (Herman Levison, John T.
Bonegtell, Gnstav Marcus and William P. Mor-
gan) California Jewelry Co., and manufacturers
and importers watches, jewelry and diamonds,
etc., 134 Sutter
Levison Charles G., druggist Colin G. Strong, r. 1607
Steiner
Levison Emma, widow, r. 1038 Golden Gate Av
Levison Herman {Levison Bros.) r. Hamburg, Ger-
many
Levison Isaac M., plumber Henry Williamson, r. 611
Franklin
Levison Jacob, liquor dealer, r. 1403 Octayla
Levison Jacob B., marine dept Anglo-Nevada Assur-
ance Corporation, r. 1507 Steiner
Levison Mark. r. 1507 Steiner
Leviston George L. (William & George Leviston)
r. 1030 Vallejo
Xie-ristoti William & Georg^e, attorneys at law,
6 Montgomery Av
Leviston William L. (Wl)liam & George Leviston) r.
1030 Vallejo
Levit Samuel, agent salt, r. 1221 Webster
Levitzky D., real estate, 304 Montgomery, r. 516 Lin-
den Av
Levitus Louis, clerk, r. 543 Howard
Levy A. & Co. (Adolph and Jacob Levy) commission
merchants, 234 Washington
Levy Aaron, shoemaker, r. 530 Pacific
Levy Aaron, tailor. 262 Third
Levy Aaron N., furniture dealer, 851 Market, r. 1646
Market
Levy Abraham, bookkeeper Charles Levy, r. 913
Folsom
Levy Abraham, bookkeeper Lewis Abrahams, p. 12
Hyde
Levy Abraham, real estate, oflSce 117 Sansome, r. 811
Octavia
Levy Abraham, salesman Julius Samuels, r. 1009
Sutter
Levy Abraham, tailor, r. 009 Broadway
Levy Abraham H., clerk, r. 622 Green
Levy Abraham L., commercial traveler Louis Kline J:
Co., r. Grand Hotel
Levy Abraham M., barber, 2003 Fillmore
Levy Abram, boots and shoes, 530 Pacific
Levy Abram 8., harnessmaker William Davis, r. 185
Perry
Levy A. D., commercial traveler, r. 934 McAllister
Levy Adele M. Miss, teacher music, r. 619 Geary
Levy Adolph (A. Levy & Co.) r. 1718 O'Farrell
Levy Adolph, boots and shoes, 1111 Howard, r. 943
Howard
Levy Albert, expressman, r. 174 H Clara, rear
Levy Alexander, r. 1120 Powell
Levy Alexander (Levy Bros.) and carrier Evening
Post, r. 2131 Fillmore
Levy Alexander, shirtcutter, r. 620^ Hayes
Levy Alexander, tnilor, r. 421 Filbert
Levy Alexander tailor, r. 1132 Turk
Levy Alexander Jr., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 421 Fil-
bert
Levy Alexander H., musician, r. 722 Green
FRATINGER i CO.
tioiiiis, m d m
105 KEARIVY STREET.
GAS STOVES,
GAS FIXTUEES, GAS BUENEES.
Gas Healers lor all purposes lor sale and made to order.
PLUMBER, 606 KEARNV STREET.
Established ISOO. Telej.hone 315.
Levy Alexander J., salesman Sherman S. Jewett &
Co., r. Oakland
Levy Alfred, shirtcutter, r. 620^4 Hayes
Levy Alfred, steward M. B. Moraghan, r. 7025* Bash
Levy Alphonse, r. 16 Geary
Levy Amelia Miss, saleslady, r. 1001 Jackson
Levy Arthur, salesman Julius H. Wallenxtein, r. 702X
Bush
Levy Arle, laborer, r. 327 Golden Gate Av
Levy Asher N., r. 120 Eleventh
Levy Augustus Mrs., widow, r. 21134 Page
Levy B. & Sons (Bernard, Julius and Sigmund) pro-
duce commission, 528-530 Sansome
Levy Barnard, merchant, r. 501 Post
Levy Baruch, commission merchant, 217 Battery, r.
820 McAllister
Levy Benjamin, r. 12 Garden
Levy Benjamin, clerk Held Bros, k Co., r. 1415 Bush
Levy Benjamin, clerk Jacob Selleck, r. 943 Howard
Levy Benjamin, peddler, r. 414 Minna
Levy Benjamin, real estate, r. 920 O'Farrell
Levy Benjamin, salesman Greenebaum, Weil b Mi-
chels
Levy Beujaiiiin, waiter, r. 666 Howard
Levy Bernard (B. Levy & Sons) r. 11 Farren Av
Levy Bernard, mnfr fly sticking paper, 185 Perry
Levy Bernard, salesman Friedlander b Koch, r. 1104
Market
Levy Bernard, shoemaker, 420 Hayes
Levy Bernard, student, r 1210 Turk
Levy Bernard L , capitalist, r. 1233 Geary
Levy Brothers (Alexander and Jacob) furniture, 2122
Fillmore
Levy Brothers (Julius and Henry) plumbers and gaa-
fitters, 439 Bush
Levy Brothers (Samuel J. and David J.) tailors, 10
Stockton
Levy Bertha, widow, r. 7 Willow Av
Levy B. N.. liquor saloon, 436 Hayes, r. 7 Willow Av
Levy Cecil Mrs., widow, r. 323 Kearny
Levy Charles, auctioneer, 769 Market, r. 913 Folsom
Levy Charles, conductor Clay St. RR., r. 1202 Mason
Levy Charles, junk dealer, r. 6 Silver St«r PI
Levy Charles, peddler, r. 221 Langton
Levy Charles, salesman Roos Bros., r. 1025 Washington
Levy Charles C, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co.,
r. R09 Broderlck
Levy Charles M., traveling salesman Straus 4 Levy,
r. 705 McAllister
Levy David, artist, 90 St. Ann's BIdg, r. 506 Hyde
Levy David, salesman Strauss & Frohman, r. 384
Stevenson
Lew David, driver Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r. 166
Ninth
Lf-vy David J. (Levy Bros.) r. 232 O'Farrell
Lfvy David L., clerk Zellerbach & Ritzawaller, r. 606
Sacramento
Levy Usvid L., jeweler, 2240 Mission, r. 329 Eight-
e -nth
Levy I>avid M., Insurance agent, r. 1854 Garden
Levy David P., liquor saloon, 607 Montgomery, r. 629
Clay
Levy David S., r. 1405 Octavia
Levy E. A. k Co. (Emanuel A. Levy) pawnbrokers,
(28 Kearny
Levy Edward J., r. NE cor Octavia and Haight
Levy Edward L., r. 627 Washington
Levy Edward L., teamster, r. 1601 Devlsadero
Levy Eli, clerk Brown Bros. & Co., r. 1014 Geary
Levy Elias, clothing dealer, r. 166 Ninth
Levy Elias, stoves and furniture, 786 Folsom
Levy Elizabeth Mrs., furniture, 106 Fourth
Levy Emanuel, salesman, r. 1025 Washington
Levy Emanuel, special agent Mutual Reserve Fund
Life Assn, 314 Montgomery, rooms 4-5, r. 619
Geary
Levy Emanuel A. (E. A. Levy k Co.) r. 1312 Jackson
Levy Eugene, assayer, 313 Montgomery, r. 619 Geary
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
nannfecturcr ofererr description of
PA8SBNQEB, STREET AND FBEIOHT CAB8.
4S to 50 Beala Htrect. nmm Fraaelaeo.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
1MP0BIER3 or
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 811, 313, 315 and 317 MABKET ST£££T
LEVY EUGENE W. notary
public and commissioner of deeds, and
managin^f clerk Winana Si Belknap,
004 Merchant, r. 809 O'Farrell
Levy Felix, apprentice Will & Finck, r. 185 Perry
Levy Ferdinand, clerk Fechheinaer, Goodkind & Co.,
r. 826 McAllister
Levy Ferdinand, auctioneer, r. 913 Folsom
Levy Ferdinand, liquor saloon, 347 H Fifth
Levy Francis, r. 15-24 Powell
Levy Francis, salesman, r. 725 O'Farrell
Levy Frederick H.. bookkeeper Michael Schussler, r.
1808 Bush
Levy George, r. 15 Post
Levy Q. N. Mrs., -widow, r. 1403 Van Ness At
Levy Oustave, chancellor Mexican Consulate, 631
California, r. 501 Poat
Levy Harris, r. 12 Hyde
Levy Harris, tailor, r. 28 Rausch
Levy Harris, tailor, r. 35 Everett
Levy Hattie M. Miss, teacher Peabody Primary
School, r. 1167 Mission
Levy Henry (Lawrence & Levy) r. 330 Geary
Levy Henry (Levy Bros.) r. 915 Bush
Levy Henry (Straus & Levy) r. 705 McAllister
Levy Henry, florist, r. 033 Broadway
Levy Henry, grocer, r. 1001 Jackson
Levy Henry, liquor saloon, K£ cor Fifth and Harrison,
r. 39 Langton
Levy Henry, peddler, r. 39 Clara
Levy Henry, traveling salesman M. Lerj i Co., r. 523
Eddy
Levy Henry M., deputy Sheriff, r. 40 South Park
Levy Henry R., salesman Newman k Le-yinson, r. 609
Broderick
Levy Herman, capitalist, 206 )<J Bush, r. 922 Eddy
Levy Herman, expressman, r. 2316 Pine
liC-ry Herman M., capitalist, 4 Nevada Block, r.
1302 Post
Levy Herman, tailor, 449 Minna
Le-yy Herman W., bookkeeper Bothln Mnfg Co., r. 335
McAllister
Levy Hyman, expressman, 18 Battery, r. 1905 Battery
Levy Ida Miss, compositor Bacon k Co., r. 30 Park Av
Levy Isaac (J. Sihweitzer & Co.) r. 908 Ellis
Levy Isaac, clgarmaker, r. 420 Hayes
Levy Isaac, cooper, r. 30 Morris Av
Levy Isaac, junk dealer, 914 Sansome, r. 322 3i5 Pacific
Levy Isaac, printer, r. 2608 Bush
Levy Isaac, tailor, 914 McAllister
Levy Isaac D., pawnbroker, 647 Washington, r. 932
Filbert
Levy Isaac G., r. 1528 Ellis
Levy Isaac H., r. 1425 O'Farrell
Levy Isaac K.. salesman G. Abrahamson, r. 185 Perry
Levy Isidore, jeweler, 631 Sacramento
Levy Isidore, tailor, 205 Second
Levy Jacob, r. 922 Golden Gate At
Levy Jacob (A. Levy & Co.) r. 1214 Pierce
Levy Jacob, clerk, r. 1210 Turk
Levy Jacob, fringe maker Goldstein Bros., r. 609
Broderick
Levy Jacob, merchant, r. 1817 Sutter
Levy Jacob, salesman Rosenthal Bros. Ic Co., r. 1133
Howard
Levy Jacob, tailor, 284 Stevenson
Levy Jacob, tailor, 537 H Hayes
Levy Jacob W. (Levy Bros.) and carrier Evening Post,
r. 2131 Fillmore
Levy James, r. 2609 Polk
Levy James, laborer, r. 22 Jj Hermann
Levy Jennie Miss, insurance agent, r. 24 Turk
Levy Jerome Sylvain, real estate, r. 815 Union
Levy Johanna, widow, r. 1123 Howard
Le-vy John, furniture, r. 106 Fourth
Levy John C, salesman Nathan J. Hyman, r. 801
O'Farrell
Levy John J., r. 1834 Sutter
Levy Joseph (Hahu, Levy & Co.) r. 1804 Post
Levy Joseph, bags, 46 Clay, r. 3-28 Golden Gate At
Levy Joseph, barber, r. 205 Second
Levy Joseph, butcher, r. 627 Jessie
Levy Joseph, butcher J. Schweitzer & Co., r. 908 Ellis
Levy Joseph, clear dealer, r. 1804 Post
Levy Joseph, clerk, r, inOl Jackson
Levy Joseph, driver Lobos Square Packing House
Levy Joseph, plumber, r. 916 Bush
Levy Joseph, porter, r. 430 O'Farrell
Levy Joseph M., barber, 700 Lagnna. r. 1408 Geary
Levy Jules (Jules Levy & Bros.) r. 1611 Poet
Levy Jules & Brothers (Jules, Max and Leon)
importers embroideries and laces, 5-7 Sansome
Levy Julius (B. Levy i Sons) r. 1525 Turk
Levy Julius (Levy Bros.) r. 604 Sutter
Levy Julius (Levy & Rammer) r. 1518 Eddy
Levy Julius, cigarmaker, r. 130 Eighth
Levy Julius, furnishing goods, 617 Kearny, r. 1901
Stockton
Levy Julius, stock clerk Schweitzer & Co., r. 826 Mc-
Allii?ter
Levy Kossuth C, jeweler, r. 722 Golden Gate At
Levy Lazar (Hahn, Levy & Co.) r. 1430 Webster
Levy Lazard, r. 591 Ellis
Levy Lemman, clerk, r. 322 Js Pacific, rear
Levy Leon (Jules Levy & Bros.) r. New York
Levy Leon, vocalist, r. 1210 Turk
Levy Leon salesman D. Samuels, r. 1517 Webster
Levy Leopold, barber, r. iOo Second
Levy Leopold, fringemaker, r. 609 Broderick
Levy Leopold, linenman Palace Hotel, r. 421 Filbert
Levy Leopold, upholsterer, 2122 Fillmore, r. 2131
Fillmore
Levy Lewis, r. 503 Mason
Levy Lewis, auctioneer N. D. Millzner & Oo., i. 106
Fourth
Levy Lippman, barber, r. 205 Second
Levy Louis, r. 6 Silver Star PI
Levy Louis, r. 162 Howard
Levy liouis, r. 711 Jones
Levy Louis, r. 1018 H Larkin
Levy Louis, r. 1502 Laguna
Levy Louis (Meyers & Levy) r. 611 )i Broderick
Levy Louis, clerk, r. 1901 Stockton
Levy Louis, clothing. 600 Front, r.1303 Golden Gate At
Levy Louis, merchant, r. 1210 Turk
Levy Louis, sailmaker, r. 45 Everett
Levy Louis, tailor, 33 Eddy, r. 113 Olive Av
Levy Louis, waiter Fountain Theater, r. 505Bnsh
Levy Louis B., r. 257 Stevenson
Levy Louis R., cashier Bothin Mnfg Co.. r. 722 Golden
G^te Av
Levy Lucien, canvasser Chicago Clock Co., r. 412
Hyde
Levy M. , insurance broker, 312 California
Levy M. Mrs., widow, r. 711 Jones
Levy M. & Co. (Marcus and Morris Levy) mens' furn-
ishing goods. 22 Sansome
Levy Mandel, r. 529 Birch Av
Levy Manuel, salesman Michael Schussler, r. 1025
Washington
Levy Marcus (M. Levy k Co.) r. 523 Eddy
Levy Marcus, draftsman, r. 737 Pine
Levy Marcus B. , real estate agent, 432 California,
r. 1167 Mission
Levy Marcus L., clerk Jacob L. Salomon, r. 1517
Hyde
Levy Mark, horse radish, Bay City Market, r. 166
Ninth
Levy Mark, speculator, r. 411 k Oak
Levy Marks (Levy & Michelsohn) r. 2013X Fillmore
Levy Marks, tailor, 32-2 Sixteenth
Levy Mark, tailor, 10U3 Post, r. 1415 Post
Le-vy Marks D. , bookkeeper Pacific Jewelry Co.,
and secretary West Coast Fruit and Wine Growers'
Association, 19 Battery, r. 1025 M Washington
HZANN 8i BENEDICT,
■ aCCKSSORS TO
C. C. HASTINOS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND
JUICK HOUSE BI/OCK.
ORIENT IBS, Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,551,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
W2L SZZTOK, Asst Uaugtt.
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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Xjoyj Marks H., bookkeeper J. Scbuisler k Co., r. 205
Secoud
l>ivy Martin H. , r. 1302 Post
Levy Mary, widow, r. 1027 Hyde
Levy Martha, widow, r. 20 Louisa •
Levy Maurice, packer, r. 609 Broderlck
Levy Maurice L. (Hahn, Levy & Co.) r. IfilO Geary
Levy Max (Jules Levy * Bros.) r. Palace H jtel
Levy Max, barber, 774 Howard, r. 257 ClomenUn*
Levy Max, butcher, r. 1202 Mlsulon
Levy Max, cluarmnfr, r. 1430 Webster
Levy Max, clerk Meieniteln & Lowenberg, r. Oak-
land
Levy Max, manafjer Leon Blnm fc Co., r. 428 Geary
Levy Mayer, butcher, r. 529 Ivy Av
Levy Melville S. (S. W. Levy i Son) r. 1296 Van Ness
Av
Levy Meyer, bookkeeper John 3. Bowman * Co., r.
llOtt McAllister
Levy Meyer H., Balesman, r. 1458 O'Farrell
Levy Michael, salesman A. J. Prager, r. 609 Broderlck
Levy Michael, watchman U. 3. Miut, r. 1136 Howard
Levy Michael S., tailor, r. 176 Mious
Levy Milton W., cigar dealer, r. 21 Dupont
Levy Morris (Levy * Heiman) r. 120 Jackson
Levy Morris (M. Levy « Co.) r. New York
Levy Morris, stableman, r. 4lil Minna
Levy Morris, tailor, r. 35 Moas
Levy Morris, insurance agent, r. 1133 EUli
Levy Morris B., real estate, r. 12:J3 Geary
Levy Morris L., merchaut, r. 1610 Geary
Levy Moses (Levy S Fischer) r. 12 Albion At
Levy Moses L. (Haendel i Levy) r. 101854 Larkin
Levy N. k Co., merchants (Winnemucca, Nev.) office
215 Battery
Levy Nathan, r. 828 McAllister
Levy Nathan, cattle dealer, r. 233 Eleventh
Levy Oscar 3., manager Sherman S. Jewett k Co.,
527 Market, r. Alameda
Levy Phil., clerk The History Co., r. 108 Fourth
Levy Raphael, r. 1628 Sutter
Levy Raphael, junk, r. 620)4 Hayes
Levy Raphael L., salesman, r. 211 H Page
Levy Rebecca, widow, r. 940 Bryant
Levy Rebecca Miss, r. 12 Albion At
Levy Reuben, shoecutter Orin Jones h Co., r. 166
Ninth
Levy Rose, widow, r. 1623 X Geary
livry S. Si Co. (Solomon Levy and Bernard Beer)
commission merchants, 218-220 Washington
Levy Samuel (N. Meyer & Co.) r. 1506 California
Levy Samuel, clerk, r. 415J4 Stevenson
Levy Samuel, clerk Joseph Levy, r. 328 Golden Gate
At
Levy Samuel, merchant, r. 732?i Clementina
Levy Samuel, peddler, r. 14 54 Moss
LeTy Samuel, portrait painter, 1007 Post, r.818 Geary
Levy Samuel, salesman Jachiel Meyers r. 609 Brod-
erlck
Levy Samuel, with B. N. Levy, r. 7 Willow
Levy Samuel F., merchaut, r. 1524 Powell
Levy Samuel G., barber, r. 943 Howard
Levy Samuel J. (Levy Bros.) r. 232 O'Farrell
Levy Samuel J., pressman A. Waldstein, r. 1123 Post
Levy Samuel J., tailor, r. 601 Davis
Levy Samuel N., with Sachs Bros, k Co., r. 828 Mc-
Allister
Levy Samuel W. (Will & Finck and S. W. Levy &
Son) r. 1296 Van Ness Av
Levy Sarah Miss, dressmaker, r. 12 Albion At
Levy Sarah Miss, dressmaking, 2131 Fillmore
Levy Siegfried, jeweler, 103 Ninth, r. 1051 Folsom
LeTy Seymour H., driver, r. 2316 Pine
Levy Sigmund (B. Levy 4 Sons) r. 11 Farren At
Levy Simon, r. 2)4 Russ
Levy Simon, clerk, r. 609 Broderlck
Levy Solomon (S. Levy & Co.) r. 1624 Geary
LeTy Solmon, Interior decorator, r. 517 Bush
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERMO-Kl.ErTRIC
RUSSIAN anl TDRKISH BAliS
Also Medicated and Electric Baths Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 413
SANITARY PLUMBING
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES WELL DONE.
Repairing n Specialty.
^W - E - UJ^lsTlB ,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1860. TeleDhone 315.
Levy Solomon, salesman, r. 702 Harrison
Levy Solomon, tailor, 233 Jackson, r. 1025 Washington
Levy Solomon H., mercliant r. GJ2 Green
Levy Solomon J. (Brenner & Levy) r. 1632 Post
Levy Sylvain, commercial traveler, r. 702 Harrison
LEVY S. W. & SON ,San.o.l
W. and nielville S. ) coinmUsion iner»
cHaiits and insarance brokers, 1U8-
110 Sansome
Levy Tlllie. widow, secondhand clothing, 128 Pacific
Levy Walter H., Judge Superior Court, Depart-
ment 10, chambers New City Hall, second floor,
r.661 Harrison
Levy Warren, cloihlng,262 Third
Levy William, blacksmith, r. 328 Golden Gate At
Levy William, horse dealer, 618 Laguna, r. 12 Garden
Levy William, jeweler, r. 505 Bush
Levy Wolf, clgarmaker Hoffman It Davis, r. 16 Turk
Levy & Fischer (Muses Levy and Isaac Fischer) cigar
mnfrs, 2008 Mission
Levy & Heiman (Morris Levy and Isaac Heiman)
clothing, 121) Jackson
Levy & Eammer (Julius LeTy and Louis Kammer)
restaurant, 322 Bush
Levy & Mlcheisohn (Marks Levy and Abraham Mlch-
elsobn) drygoods, 2011 Fillmore
a^ Levy. See Leavy, Levey and Levi
Lew Peter I., r. 716 Natoma
Lewald Albert, porter Esberg, Bachman b Co., r. il6
Grove
Lewald Cecilia, widow, r. 1220 Lasruna
Lewald Herman, clerk Gruhn & Messing, r. 615 GroTe
Lewald Leonard, carpenter, 1419 Larkin
Lewald Louis, expressman, SW cor Pine and Battery,
r. 515 Grove
Lewald Sanford G., clerk Bachman Bros., r. 1220
Laguua
Lewsndowski Bruno, millwright, r. 2724 S Folsom
Lewandowskl Celia Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2724X Fol-
som
Leweke George, salesman L. b E. Werthemler r. 127
Fell
Lewellyn Robert, liquor saloon, 14 Clay, r. 632 Jessie
Lewellyn WiUon, carpenter, r. 510 Mason
t9~ Lewellvn. See Llewellyn
Lewenthal Jacob W., salesman, r. 215k Elm At
Lewenthal Leopold H., with Newman & Levinaon, r.
220 Sixth
Lewenthal Wolf, merchant, r. 220 Sixth
a^ Lewenthal. Stfe Loewenthal and Lowenthtl
Lewin Arthur, cigars and tobacco, 133 Montgomery,
r. 332 Turk
Lewin Benjamin, traveling salesman, r. 1814 Pine
Lewin Edward, clerk A. Lewin, r. 322 Turk
Lewin Hugo, r. 631 Edlis
Lewin Isaac A., grainer, r. 1006 Larkin
Lewin Jacob, barber, r. 926 Harrison
Lewin John, electrician, r. 504 Ellis
Lewin Jonas, presi^man, r. 1006 Larkin
Lewin Joseph, cigarmaker Ellas Cohn, r. 6)4 H«rri*t
Lewin Louis, tailor, r. 1006 Larkin
Lewin Max, salesman Jacob Gordan, r. 631 Ellis
Lewin Morris, salesman D. Blagi A Co., r. 13 Fulton
Lewin Peter P., clerk, r. 1006 Larkin
Lewin Robert, blacksmith aud horseshoer, 18 Hayea
Lewin Samuel, barber Max Epstein, r. 106 Hayei
Lewis A. Mme., chiropodist, 318 Phelan Bldg
Lewis Abraham, agent Napa and Sonoma County
Wine Co., 125 Clay, r.518 Geary
Lewis Abraham, picture frames, etc., 1215 Stockton,
r. 9 Russ
LEWIS Ad. & CO.
importera
'igai s, sole agents V. Martinez Ybor <SIC
Co. El Salero Brand Key West and Fa-
vorite Brand La Bella Espanola Ci£:ars,
SiO-aiaBattery
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W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FiftST ST.
TELEPHONB 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE LARGEST BUSINESS
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Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Trimmings
a, Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Lewie Adolph (Ad. Lewis i Co.) r. 1303 Gouph
Lewis Albert J. (Geo. C. Shreve & Co.) r. 1001 Pine
Lewis Albert P. cysterman, r. 12 Harlan PI
Lewis Allyn. bookkeeper, r. 824 Powell
Lewis Ann E., widow, r. 30 Richland, nr Holly Park
Av
Lewis Annie, widow, r. 2534 Folsom
Lewis Antone, bartender Manuel Amaral, r. 225 Pa-
cific
Lewis Arnold M., engineer, r. 20 Hussell
Lewis Arnold 3J. Jr.. clerk, r. 20 Russell
Lewis A. S , ironer La Grande Laundry
Lewis Augustng. r. 106 J^ Third
Lewis Barnett L. ,Figel & Lewis) r. 1518 Franklin
Lewis Benjamin M.. master bark Webfoot, office 48
Market, r. 424^ Twenty-second
Lewis Brothers (Wesley T. and Charles D.) fruits
and produce, 1050 Valencia
Lewis Calvin T., helper West Coast Furniture Co.,
r. 9 Mo68
Lewis Charlfs, r. 2021 Polk
Lewis Charles A., bookkeeper, r. 2701 Bush
Lewis Charles D. (Lewis Bros.)^. 615 Eighteenth
Lewis Charles H., janitor Pbelan Bldg, r. 806 Market
Lewis Charles H., ruate stmr Duncau, r. Tenth Av,
bet Point Lobos a^id Clement
Lewis Charles L., r. 1.312 Mission
Lewis Cicero H. (Allen & Lewis) r. Portland, Or.
Lewis David, salesman, r. 1017 Larkin
Lewis David, stairbuilder, r. 8 Central PI
Lewis David iVandenburg & Lewis)
Iie'wis Da-vid G,, forewan printing department
Langley's Directory, r. 1014 Larkin
Lewis David P., milkman, r. 831 Eighteenth
Lewis Don R., telephone operator, r. 1331 Alabama
Kewis E. A., widow, r. 823 O'Farrell
Lewis E. & Co. (Emanuel Lewis and Herman Olco-
vich) shoe findings, 37. 'second
Lewis Edgar L.. clerk, r. 1807 Post
Lewis Edward, r. 645 Folsom
Lewis Edward, sailmaker, r. 21 Rausch, rear
Lewis Edward, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 407
I Clementina
Lewis Edward, cutter B. Blumenthal & Co., r. 1007
i Minna
Lewis Edward F., dryer Henry H. Jessen, r. NW cor
Eeale and Howard
Lewis Edwin, debenture clerk Custom House, r. 411
Eearny
Lewis Edwin, machinist A. Muir, r. 107 Valparaiso
Lewis Edwin C. r. 212 Fillmore
Lewis Elwln L., clerk; r. 'JC09 Devisadero
Lewis Elijah W., carpt-nter.r. 1315 Green
Lewis Ella L. Miss, r. 14-21 Bush
Lewis Elmanson F., clerk collection dept 'Wells, Fargo
.S: Co., r. 2534 lolsom
Lewis Emanuel (E. Lewis & Co.) r. 1842 Geary
, Lewis Emily E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 909 Post
Lewis Emma J., adjuster V. S. Mint. r. 805 Turk
Lewis Enos T., bellman Palace Hotel, r. 49 Clara
' Lewis F., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 317 Filbert
, Lewis Festus C, telegraph operator S. P. Co., r. 306
St.H-kton
Lewis Frances R. Miss, teacher Clement Grammar
! School, r. 710 Golden Gate Av
Lewis Frank, barber, 423 Eas-t, r. 119 Jackson
Lewis Frank, ironer La Gr.'inde Laundry
Lewi.i Frauk R.. photographer Jones & Lotz, r. 623
O'Farrell
Lewis Fr ederick, bartender, r. 3 Jackson
Lewis Frederick R., porter A. I. Hall & Son, r. 1506)4
Jones
Lewis Freeman H., loreman Kellett k McMurray. r.
576 Minna
Lewis Ge. rge. carpenter, r. S s Servia, bet St. John
and Tombigbee
Lewis George, lastt-r Buckingham k Hecht. r. 909
1 Post
Lewis George, teamster, r. 437 flhipley
Lewis George C, porter, r. 1128 Pacific
Lewis George E., boarding, 6 Union, r. 119 Vallejo
Lewis George H. (Bliven .^ Lewis) r. 2621 Pine
Lewis George M., driver Potrero and B. V. RR., r. W
s Kentucky, bet Sierra and Neva la, rear
Lewis George W., bootmaker, r. 909 Post
Lewis George W., stock clerk M. Hyman k Co., r. 710
Golden Gate Av
Lewis Godfrey L., commercial traveler, r. 432 Gulden
Gate Av
Lewis G. R.. waiter Palace Hotel
Lewis Gussie Miss, head trimmer Ackerman Bros.,
r. 1007 Minna
Lewis H., salesman, r. 418 Sutter
Lewis H. A. Mrs., r. 414 Van Ness Av
Lewis Hamlin, r. 638 Valencia
Lewis Harriet E. Mrs., r. 9 Moss
Lewis Harris, manager H. Hershberg k Co., r. 1420
Sutter
Lewis Harry W. (Nelson & Lewis) r. 106 Washington
Lewis H. B. Mrs., widow, r. 710 O'Farrell
Lewis Henry, coflfee saloon, 2204 Powell, r. 8 Vande-
water
Lewis Henry, with R. W. Jackson, r. 355 Howard
Lewis Henry C, agent, r. 212 Fell
Lewis Henry L., commission merchant, 122 Clay, r.
432 Golden Gate Av
LEWIS HENEY M. i«,p«rter
and manufacturer ■*vatclieg, je-welry
and clocks, importer diamonds and
precious stones, and gold dust pur-
chaser, 655 Clay-
Lewis Henry S., machinist, r. 1721)^ Jessie
Lewis Hermann, general merchandise, SW cor Front
and Pacific, r. 18-24 Mason
Lewis Hyman, salesman J. Baumgarten & Co., r. 646)4
Natoma
Le-nis Isaac, salesman Greenberg & Greenberg, r.
735 M Minna
Lewis Jacob, salesman, r. 710 Golden Gate Av
Lewis James C, barber Eugene De Sparr, r. 963 Mis-
sion
Lewis James H., packer Sanborn, Vail k Co., r. 811
Greenwich
Lewis James M., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service, r.
615 Eighteenth
Lewis J. B. * Son (John B. and John B. Jr.) real
estate agents. 436 Montgomery
Lewis J. O., carpenter, r. 624 Fourth
Lewis Johanna C. Miss, teacher Shotwell [Street Pri-
mary School, r. 4)^ Hill
Lewis Johu (Lewis & Swift) r. Oakland
Lewis John, blacksmith, r. 645)4 Natoma
Lewis John, cook, r. 413 Valencia
Lewis John, foreman Union Iron Works, r. W s Ten-
nessee, bet Solano and Butte
Lewis John, seaman stmr Colima
Lewis John, washer U. S. Laundry
Lewis John B. (J. B. Lewis & Son) r. 409 Bryant
Lewis John B. Jr. (J. B. Lewis k Son) r. 409 Bryant
Lewis John F., clert Post Olfice. r. 216 Leavenworth
Lewis John F., plumber, r. W s Railroad Av, bet
Paraguay and Teneriffe
Lewis John G., carpenter, r. 12 Fair Oaks
Lewis John J., electrician, 517 Geary, r. 504 Ellis
Lewis John M., cardiiver, r. 1801 Mission
Lewis John S., expressman, r. 410 Seventh
Lewis John T., clerk J. Baumgarten k Co., r. 1506J<
Jones
Lewis John W., clerk freight auditor's office S. P. Co.,
r. 2203 Broderick
Lewis Joseph, restaurant. 448 Third
Lewis Joseph, cigars, 201 Fourth
Lewis Joseph, machinist Empire Foundry, r. 410
Broadway
Lewis Joseph D., journalist Call, r. 2212 Webster
W. & J. SLOAH'E & CO.
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO..
Manufacturers of Shew Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
Th« Hlrhest Orade Ohampafn*,
Equal to the Beat.
1 ARPAD HARASHHY » CO.,
f 530 WASBnTOTOH STSZET.
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Lewis Joseph E., painter N. B. and M. RR., r. Oakland
Lewis Julia Miss, teacher Longfellow Primary School,
r. lOl'i Van NtSH Av
LewiH Kate Mrs., bakery, 711 Folsom
Lewis Lanretta Misn, r. 414 Van Ness Ay
Lewis Lewis, teamster, r. 48 Church
Lewis Lion, teacher Hebrew, r. 420 Grove
Lewis Lone, carpenter, 1821 Webster
Lewis Louis, nierchaut, r. 1812 Geary
Lewis Louis, seaman, r. &W Davis
Lewis Louisa Mrs., proptr Park Hotel, Haight nr
Stan y an
Lewis Louisa J., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1421 Bush
Lewis Manuel, barber, r. 1608 Montgomery
Lewis Manuel S., conductor Geary St. KR., r. 1601
Geary
Lewis Marcus, salesman, r. 710 Golden Gate Av
Lewis Marks, pictures and frames, 334 Sixth and 673
Mission, r. 101»)4 Folsom
Lewis Marks, tailor, r. 43 Langton
Lewis Mary, widow, r. 20 Hickory Av
Lewis Marj', domestic 228 Valencia
Lewis Mary H., bakery, l(i7 Ninth
Lewis Meyer, r. The Baldwin
Lewis Meyer, barber, r. 1220 Powell
Lewis Miles B., wa^onmaker, r. Ocean View
Lewis Milton E., compositor S. H. Sheplar & Co., r. 9
Moss
Lewis Mitchell M. r. 710 Golden Gate Av
Lewis M. L. Mrs., with Dr. \V. F. McNutt, 121 Mont-
gomery, r. New Franklin Hotel
Lewis Morris, expressman, r. 707 Polk
Lewis Oliver, waiter, r. 2:'>5 Jessie
Lewis Orville H., laundryman, r. 216 Thirteenth
Lewis Oscar (O'Connell .t Lewis) r. 2608 Sacramento
Lewis Oscar C, r. 212 FlUuiore
Lewis Pernesie, widow, r. 2212 Webster
Lewis Philip, r. 8;I9 McAllister
Lewis Philip, coachman 629 Sutter
Lewis Philip, commission merchant, r. 1807 Post
Lewis Philip Jr., salesman Held Bros, i Co., r. 839
McAllister
Lewis R. Allyn, bookkeeper Payot, Upham & Co., r.
824 Powell
Lewis Ralph J., fireman, r. 921 Montgomery
Lewis R. O. Mrs., dressmaker, 126 Kearny, room 27,
r. 1016 Pine
Lewis Robert, r. 810 Taylor
Lewis Robert, bookkeeper, r. 708 Mason
Lewis Robert E., finisher Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r.
Oakland
Lewis Robert N., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r.
East Oakland
Lewis Rodman P., law and collection, 622 Clay,room4
Lewis Rosa, widow, r. 831 Eighteenth
Lewis Rose P. Miss, teacher Whittier Primary School,
r. 212 Fillmore
Lewis Samuel, hackman, r. 65 Minna
Lewis Sarah Mrs., liquor saloon, 3U Clara
Lewis Selig, salesman Marks Lewis, r. 9 Russ
Lewis S. H., bookkeeper California, Oregon and Idaho
Stage Co.. r. 326 Larkin
Lewis Silas G., musician, r. 20 Stockton
Lewis Solomon, office 320 Sausome, room 30, r. 1710
Bush
Lewis Teodoro, bartender C. Enright
Lewis Theodore, plumber J. F. Butler, r. 440 Hayes
Lewis Thomas, marine engineer, r. 14 Garden
Lewis Thomas, stage carpenter Wigwam Theater, r.
967 Mission
Lewis Thomas, veterinary surgeon, r. 112 Fourth
Lewis Thomas G., civil ensjlneer, r. 425 O'Farrell
Lewis Thomas J., carpenter, r. 1910 Broderick
Lewis Thomas O., clerk appraiser's dept Custom
House, r. 1831 Jessie
Lewis Thomas H., clerk E H. Marwedel, r. 909 Post
Lewis Thomas T., passenger agent stmr City of
Stockton, r. 529 Sacramento
I>-A.TE3SrT
WATER CLOSETS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION CAREFULLY REPAIRED.
PLUMBER,
E- Ij-A.3SrE.
FRATINGER & CO.
THE LEADING
CM AND SUIT HOUSE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
JOHN HAMMOND"
EstabUshed 1.S60.
605 KEARNV STREET.
Telephone 31S.
Lewis T. J., salesman, r. 417 Sutter, rear
Lewis Urban A., carpenter, r. 811 Van Ness Av
Lewis Walter C, with F. W. Spencer, r. 229 Fulton
Lewis Walter 8., Siilesman J. B. Russell, r. 418 Sutter
Lewis Warren E., bookkeeper Charles W. Fox, r. 107
William
Lewis Wesley T. (Lewis Bros.) r. 616 Eighteenth
Lewis William (William Lewis & Co.) r. 1212 Geary
Lewis William, clerk Charles S. Fechhelmer, r. 1608X
Jones
Lewis William, stonecutter, r. 64554 Natoma
Lewis William A., r. 67 Everett
Lewis William A., clerk, r. 1826 Bush
LEWIS WILLIAM & CO.
(William Letvis) inuaitfuctarera cij|;nra
and importers nud dealers leaf tobacco,
!34:-i28 California
Lewis William F., carpenter, r. 2933 Jackson
Lewis William H., conductor Geary St. RR., r. 821
P.)int Lobos Av
Lewis William H., waiter, r. 67 Natoma
Lewis William P., clerk, r. 1807 Post
Lewis W. W., woodworker, r. 1139 Folsom
Lewis .fe Co. (Albert Lewis. George Hall and John W.
Norton) teamsters, otflce 11 Steuart
Lewis A Swift (John Lewis and Patrick Swift)
whole8al(! and retail lumber dealers, 215 Spear,
yard cor Fremont and Bryant
d^ Lewis. See Louis
Lewison Charles, laborer, r. 856 Howard
Lewlson Jacob L., merchant (Truckee and Fresno,
Cal.) r. 1213S4 Eddy
Lewitt H. M. Mrs., widow, r. 1033 Sutter
Lewitt AVIlHam B., 1»I. D., medical examiner
Union Central Life Insurance Co., office and r. 605
Laguna
Lewitua Louis, stock clerk Newman b Levinson, r.
249 Stevenson
Lewkowitz Isidor (Lewkowltz & Shaplre) r. 21 How-
ard Court
Lewkowitz Jacob (M. Seller & Co.) r. 303 54 Turk
Lewkowitz Joseph, dry goods, 1320 Stockton, r. 631
Greenwich
Lewkowitz & Shapire (Isidor Lewkowitz and Isaac
Shaplre) butchers, 992 Fotsom
•^ Lewkowitz. See Lefkowitz
Lewthwaithe Alexander, salesman S. P. Taylor & Co.,
r. East Oakland
Lex Anton, cook Gruen & Heydenaber, r. 427 Fourth
Lev Llllie, compositor, r. 13 Park Av
Leydecfrer Tlieodore W. (Leydecker * Luns-
manj and wines and liquors, SW cor Clay and
East, r. Alameda
Leydecker & Lunsman (Theodore W. Leydecker and
John H. Lunsman) liquor saloon, 631 Davis
Leyden Arnold D., r. 415 Ivy Av
Leydeu John, laborer r. 1505 Montgomery
Leyden John, laborer Eureka Foundry, r.625 Howard
Leyden Martin, porter Wbittier, Fuller & Co., r. 36
Turk
Leydeu Michael, laborer, r. 1506 Montgomery
[^"Leyden. See Laydon and Lydon
Leyhane Daniel, r. 1540 Eddy
Lezott John R., barber I.. Christopher, r. 91 Ninth
L'hote Eugene, clerk A. Zabnidano. r. 1160 Market
L'hofe Fanny Mrs., r. 1160 Market
L'Hote Julie Miss. r. 31 Turk
LiaiiK Tinsf-tsan, Consul general China, office
and r. 917 Clay
Liautaud Joseph W., tailor E. Shrler, r. 6 Vincent
Libbey Bella, domestic 13G4 Post
Libbev Frederick B., salesman Commercial Soap Co.,
r. 1516 Eddy
Libbey John 6. (Dakin fc Libbey) r. 1516 Eddy
Libbev Wil'iinm G., sash and blind maker Day, Huber
fcCraker, r. 134 Lily Av
r»'Libbey. See Llbby
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
HannftM'tarcr of every den«ription of
PASSENGER, BTBEBT AND FREIGHT CABS.
4S to SV Beale Street. Man FramelBeo.
STEAM ENGINES AND THRESHING MACHINES.
TSUHAN, ISHAH & HOOKEBi
4:21-4.^7 Market Street,
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
lilPOBTEBS or
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile,
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Libbing Henry H., agent, r. 631 H Natomt
Libby Arthur J., with Cal. Wire Works, r. IS Scott
PI
Libby Daniel B., ticket agent S. P. Co., r. 436 Fifth
Libby Daniel C, policeiuan, r. 110 CumbPrland
Libby Frederick B., car driver, r. 20J< Willow
Libby Georgia F. Mips, teacher John Swett Grammar
School, r. 1616 Eddy
Libby James N., carpenter, r. 114 McAllister
Libby Lydia Miss, hair dresser r. 532)4 Polk
Libby Mary E.. widow, r. 1616 Eddy
Libby Millie M. Miss, r. 1804 Mason
Libby Porter A., shipping clerk Parke & Lacy, r. 1618
Eddy
Libby Warren T., machinis* Rii k Firth, r. 309X
Elm Av
Libby William H., expressman cor Brannan and Fifth
r. NE cor York and Sixteenth
I «^ Libby. See Libbey
Libert Frederick, molder Union Iron Works, r. W s
I Michigan, bet Kapa and Shasta
; Libert Frederick C, laborer N. Ohlandt b Co., r.
i W 8 Michigan, bet Napa and Shasta
I Liberty Hall, E s Alabama, bet Twenty-fourth and
! Twenty-fifth
j Liberty Hotel, Joseph Michel proptr., 629-633 Broad-
I way
Liby John L., carpet layer Bare Bros., r. 304 Hayes
License Collector City and County, New City
Hall, first floor
Licere Xavier, locksmith, r. 1510 Dupont
Lieht Charles G., clerk, r. 636 Commercial
Licht Eva, widow, gents' furnishing goods, 145 Sec-
ond
Llcht Max, clerk, r. 145 Second
Lichtenberg Charles B., jeweler, 644 Washington
Lichtenber^ William, shipping and commis-
sion merchant, 215 Sansome, rooms 2-3, r. San
Rafael
Lichtenecker Louis, tailor, r. 616 Stockton
Lichtenfeld Carl, bartender Charles Lubin, r. 2 Bush
Street PI
Lichtensteln Albert E., conductor, r. 614 Shotwell
LICHTENSTEIN BENJAMIN H, ,unc..
Harris) banker, 15 Grant Av, and
Tvatohes, diamonds and je'welry, 2%1
Kearny, r. San Rafael
Lichtensteln Beoiamin M., stock broker, 210 Mont-
gomery, r. 513 Eddy
Lichtenslein David, tailor, r. 978 Harrison
Lichtensteln Edward, saleaman 8. H.Franl»k Co., r.
1225 Hayes
Lichtensteln Edward H., pawnbroker, 702 Kearny, r.
1006 Post
Lichtensteln Emma Miss, teacher music, r. 1626
Howard
Lichtensteln Hannah, widow, r. 978 Harrison
Lichtensteln Harris M., clerk Moses H. Lichtensteln,
r. 1513 Washington
Lichtensteln Henry, r. 638^ Jessie
Licbtenstein Henry, bookkeeper N. Meyer k. Co., r.
1626 Howard
Lichtensteln Henry, clerk Judah Boas, r. 513 Eddy
Lichtensteln Issdore, solicitor, r. 825 Kearny
Lichtensteln Marks H., commercial traveler Arpad
Haraszthy k Co., r. 1626 Howard
Lichtensteln Morris, cigarmaker Julius Stamper, r.
610 ?i Polk
Lichtensteln Moses B., jeweler, r. 513 Eddy
Lichtensteln Moses H., pawnbroker, 617 Washington,
r. 1513 Washington
Lichtensteln Samuel H., salesman B. H. Lichtensteln,
r. 614 Bush
Llchteustein Samuel M., clerk Moses H. Lichten-
steln. r. 1513 Washington
Lichtensteln Simon, tailor, iHH Natoma, r. 214 Sixth
Lichtensteln Solomon, clothing, 214 Sixth
Lichtensteln Thomas V., salesman Jacob Hantk, r.
833 Bush
Lichtig Benjamin, bookseller, 574 Bryant
Lick Baths, Taylor & Haight attorneys, 207 San-
some
Liick Henry, book and job printer, 708 Montgom-
ery, r. 319 Sansome
Lick House. Charles Claffey lessee, W b Montgom-
ery, bet Ssutter and Post
Lick James W. (F. L. Such fc Co.) r. Douglass, bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fouith
LICK LAUNDRY. wm..„
McCracken proprietor, 9 Lick PI
Lick Observatory Trostees, I'JO Sutter, room 26
Lick Old Ladies' Home, Universify, bet Henry
and Wayland, Taylor & Hajght attorneys, 207
Sansome
Lick Peter, laundryman 8. F. Laundry, r. 1763 How-
ard
Lick Trnat (The James Lick Trust) Henry E. Mai-
hews secretary, 120 Sutter, room 26 ^
Lickel Morris M., shoemaker, 100 Jackson, r. 112J<
Jackson
Llddell John, bartender Patsey Hogan, r. 12 Ellis
Liddicoat James J., machinist Dow Steam Pump
Works, r. Oakland
Liddle Christine Mrs., lodging!, 208 Second
Llddle George K., clerk Liddle k Kaeding, r. 204
Franklin
Liddle John H., ciRarmaker. r. 329 Fell
Liddle Robert (Liddle & Kaeding) r. 329 Fell
Liddle Thomas J., seaman, r. 438 Broadway
Liddle William B., engineer, r. 705?^ Natoma
Liddle W. J., musician, r. 4 Berry
Liddle k Kaeding (Robert Liddle and Charles V. B.
Kaeding) guns and sporting materials, 538 Wash.
ington
Liddy Michael, laborer, r. 1115 York
Liddy Michael J., gripman Cal. St. RR , r. 1108 Hyde
Liddy Sarah, widow, r. 741 Brannan
Liddy Thomas, laborer, r. 44 Clementina
Lide George, shoemaker, r. 318 Jeftsie
Lldstrom Charles G., insurance solicitor, r. 1404
Grove
Lieb Adam H., butcher, SE cor Guerrero and Twenty-
fourth
Lleb Carrie Mrs., r. 28 Ellis
Lieb Charles F., tailor, r. E s Mississippi, bet Solano
and Mariposa
Lieb Charles W., proptr Cal. Printing Co., 410 Kearny,
room 4, r. 1143 Mission
Lieb Christian, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 123<
Oak Grove Av
Lieb Frederick, laborer, r. 12 5i Oak Grove Av
Lieb Harry, glassblower 8. F. and Pac. Glass Worki,
r. 503 Minna
Lieb Jacob, baker C. Strohmeier, r. 418 Brannan
Lieb Max, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. lUJi Oak
Grove Av
Liebenberg Albert H., r. 499 Jj Fourth
Liebenberg August, driver, r. 109 ^ GermanU
Liebenberg Henry C, clerk, r. 499M Fourth
Liebenberg John H., liquor saloon, 413 Davis, r. 488
Green
Liebennau August, clerk, r. 31 Julian Av
Liebens Lambert, marblepolisher, r. 44 Minna
Liebenthal Albert, salesman Friedlander k Kocb, r.
310 Stockton
Lieber William A., agent B. T. Babbitt, office
208 Sacramento, r. Oakland
Lieberknecht Michael, tailor, r. 56 Natoma
Liebermann Theodore, stockbroker, 326 Pine, r. 201
Taylor
Liebert Alfred, jeweler Geo. C. Shreve k Co., r. eor
Gough and Greenwich
Liebert Brothers (Alfred and Emile) proptrs WiUowB
Park, cor Greenwich and Gough
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING
WASHINGTON Fire Ins. Co. of BostonI
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,810,273
I GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
LIE
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Ltebert Bruno, teacher muRic, r. 406 Grove
Llfbert Charles, distiller, r. Ahlb.ini House
Llebert Emll (Liebert BroB.) r.corOough and Green-
wich
Liebert Frances Mrs., vestmaker, r. 3 Dale PI
Llebert Henry, driver, r. 70 Clemeutina
Liebert Julius, booKkeeper mublc dept A. L. Ban-
croft k Co., r. 406 Grove
Llebt-rt R. M., cook. r. 5ai Sacramento
Iff" I.lebprt. See Leibert
litebes Brothers & Co. (Louis and Jacob Liebes)
manufacturers cigars and dealers leaf tobacco,
14-16 Fremont
Liebes George, r. I4'i9 Polk
Liebes George A., salesman Goldberg, Bowen & Co.,
r. 1718 Sacramento
I<lebe8 H. & Co. (Herman and Isaac Liebes and
Charles J. Uehlow) Importers and manufacturers
furs. 109-117 MontKomt-ry
Liebes Herman (H. Liebes & Co.) r. 1714 Van Ness At
Liebes Isaac (H. Liebes & Co.) r. 1822 Pacific Av
Liebes Jacob (Liebes Bros. & Co.) r. 1718 Sacramento
Liebes Lniiis (Liebes Bros, k Co., r. 1013 Van Ness Av
Liebea Philip (Kelly A: Liebes, SuUivau's Cloak
and Suit House) r. 1822 Pacific At
Llebla Henry, millhand Capitol Mills, r. 648 Folsom
Llebig Emll, seaman, r. 51 Sacramento
LiebiR H>nry, miller, r. 6 Bay
Lleblir & Co. Dra. (Archibald 0. Stoddart, M. D.)
NW cor Geary and Masou
Llebler Joseph J., r. cor Serpentine Av and Bryant
Liebliug Fritz, shoemaker, r. 2720 Mission
Llebman Leopold, merchant, r. 1603 Scott
Liebmann Louis, clerk M. E. Mayer, r. 540 Jepste
lilebmann Otto, proprietor Telegraph Hill Ob-
servatory. NE cor Kearny aud Greenwich
Liebultz Ernest, clerk Pac. Jewelry Co., r. 1255 Octa-
via
Llebold Gustav (Gambrinus Bottling Co.) r. 335
Fourth
Llebold J. George (Doyle, Jacobs & Llebold) r. 536 )j
Turk
Llebrandt Charlotte, widow, r. 1906 Larkin
Llebrich Charles, fiirnisbing goods, 342 Fourth
Llebrich Edmund F., apothecary, cor Steiner and
Eddy
Llebrich Louis, cigarmaker J.H. Klahn, r.342 Fourth
Liebsi h Richard, signpainter, 514 Bush *
Liebscher Edward, groceries and liquors, NW cor Pa-
cific and Mason, r. 1007 Broadway
Liebachutz Charles, waiter, r. 741 Howard
LlekefeUlt August, r. 1232 Stockton
Liekefeldt Charles, broomiiiaker. r.'1723 Mission
Lieker Frank, clerk, r. 1114 Pacific
Lieker Frederick, cigarmaker, r. 1114 Pacific
Lieker Otto H., cashier A. Carlisle k Co., r. East Oak-
'land
Lien Edward, cook E. k T. Althof, r. 14 Ash Av
Lien Julius (Stauford. Lien »; Co.) r. 14 Ash At
Llenard August, milker, r. 431 Pine
Lienard Marie Mme., cleaner and repairer laces. Hi
Post
Lienard Ulrlc, carpenter, r. 414 Post
Lies Estrella Mis., widow, r. 816 Fulton
Lies John, pantryman, r. 1 Garden
Ltese Frederick, friuts and candies, 144K Fifth
Liesen M., salesman Henry Palmer k Co.
Lleseufeld Henry, billiard fiuisher P. Liesenfeld, r.
945 Folsom
Liesenfeld Phillip, mnfr billiard taltiss, 945 Folsom
Lieake GustaT A., tailor, r. 718 Union, rear
Lietz A. & Co. (Adt)lph Llete aud Cimrad Wein-
mann) manufacturers mathematical, nautical
and surveyors' instruments, 329 Sansome
Lletz Adolph (A. Lietz & Co.) r. 2818M Sacramento
Uevre, Fricke <& Co. (Charles Fricke. Isidore
LieTre and George C. Frickei whoUsale coffee
and spice mills, 707-709 Sausome
DR. BAZAN'S
TlIERMO-KtECTniC
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated a^d Electric Eatlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BATH TUBS, BOILERS
TANKS, SUOWERS, FAUCETS.
Plumbers' Sanitary Goods of all Kinds,
NA/_ E
PLUMBER,
Establlebed 18S0.
_ L_ANE,
606 KEARNY STREET.
Telephone 315.
Lievre Isidore (Lievre, Krlcke & C.i.) r. 2621 CUy
Lievre Jules (Weill & Lievre) r. 105 Stockton
Lievre Louis, molder J. O. lis, r. 1510 Dupont
Life Saving: Service U. S. (Twelfth District) T.
J. Blakeuey superintendent, ofQce U. 8. Ap-
praisers' Building, second floor
Life Savin); Station V. S., Ocean Beach, nr
Cliff House
LIGGETT & MEYERS TOBACCO CO.
(St. Louis, I(Io. ) manufacturerstobacco,
William H. SIcAlister manager, 206
Front
Light Charles, draftsman, r. 141 Larkin
Light Charles H., mining, r. 141 Larkin
LiKht Edward, druggist, r. 5U9 Grove
Ijiglit House Engineer (Twelfth District) Al-
bert H. Payson. captain U. S. A., oflBce U. 8. Ap-
praisers" Building, fourth floor
Jjigfit House Inspector (Twelfth Distrht) John
W. Philip commander U. S. N, ofllce U. B. Ap-
praisers' Building, fourth floor
Light Jacob W.. r. 1512 Hyde
Licht M. E. Mrs., r. 141 Larkin
Lightbody John P. (J. P. Lightbody Ic Co.) r. 581
Mission
Lightbody J. P. k Co. (John P. Lightbody) shirt
mnfrs, 581 Mission
Llg^IitrapS. E., D. D. S., dentist, U Grant Av.
rooms 3IJ-37, over City of Paris
Lightner Alvln B„ confectioner, r. 143 Third
Lightner Conrad, waiter, r. 5J0 Filbert
Lightner Elizabeth, widow, r. 1812 Sacramento
Lightner George, candymaker, r. 143 Third
Lightner Henry L., mining engineer, 318 Pine, room
28, r. 409 Fair Oaks
Lightner Isaac, ci^mraission merchant, 214 Califor-
nia, r. 1312 Golden Gate Av
Lightner Joel F., secretar.v Hale & Norcrose Silver
Mining Co., 58 Nevada Block, r. 1759 Howard
Lightner John, tiilor, r. 339 Union
Lignetto Luigi (Ceresolla fc Lisnetto) r. 1819 Union
Ligon Julius, li(iuor saloon, 229 Main, r. 713 54 Valle.io
Ligue Natlonale Franca ise, E. Raas president,
oflSce and library, 120 Sutter, rooms 16-17
Llklns Charles K., clerk F. T. Collins, r. 319 Turk
Likins Charles W., carpenter, r. 319 Turk
Llkins William J. , messenger Post Office, r. 319 Turk
Lillenberg Ernest, tailor, r. SW cor Montgomery Av
and Bay
Lilienfeld Alfred, manager Hyams, Pauson k Co., r.
1022 Geary
Lilienfeld Ernest, clerk John Von Der Heide, r. 433
Folsom
Lilienfeld William, merchant, r. 1022 Geary
Lilienthal Ernst (Mangels & Lilienthal) r. 1911 Mis-
sion
Lillenthal Ernest B. (Lilienthal & Co.) r. 1818 Cali-
fornia I
Lilienthal Henry (H. Ebbinghausen k Co.) r. 946
Tweuiy-first
Lilienthal Henry, bartender Jacob Hilpisch, r. SW
cor Broadway and Davis
Lillenibal Henry, bartender Mangles Ji Lilienthal, r.
705 Mit-sion
Lilienthal Herman, butcher, 338 Sixth, r. 340 Sixth
Lilientlial James E,, homoeopathic physician,
olfice aud r. 729 Sutter, office hours 11 a. M to 1 p.
M. and 4 to 6 p m. Telephone 2058.
Lilienthal J. Leo (Lilienthal & Co.) r. 1818 California
Lilientlial Philip N., cashier AngloCalifornlan
Bank (limited) NEcor Ssnsome and Pine, r. SW
cor Franklin and Clay
Lilienthal Samuel, coosulting physician, office
and r. 729 Sutter
Lilienthal JSi Co. (Ernest R. and J. Leo Lilienthal)
proprietors Cyrus Noble Distillery (Lynchburg,
O.) and wholesale liquors, lOU-102 Front
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TBI^BPHONa 83.
I FINE PRINTINa
I FROM NEW TYPE.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN. ^''°*'*'
ilG & CO., General Ag
429 California StrMt.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOBTIBS OF
FOB GAS, STEAM AND -WTATER.
Pipe Fittings, all Sizes.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Liljenberg Peter J., carriagemaker, r. 946 Harrison
IiUkendey Otto W. , wines and liquors, SW cor
Francisco and Powell, r. 623 Greenwich
Lill August H., liquor saloon, 16 Eddy, r. 19 Oak
Lille Charles, tannery. Black Point
Lille John, bakery, 504 Union
Lille Michel, liquor saloon. 1413 Dupont
Lilley George A., glovecutter Leak Glove Mnfg Co.,
r. 2016 Mission
Lilliard Joseph, drover, r. S s Servia, bet Susque-
hanna and St. John
Lillie August S.. printer, r. 26 Fair Oaks
Llllie Chester H., clerk, r. 21" Post
Lillie Christian F., sailmaker, r. 26 Fair Oaks
Lillie James, gilder, r. 123 Liberty
Lillie Leslie A., bookkeeper, r. 610 Van Ness Av
Lillie Lewis, real estate, r. 2405 Buchanan
Lillie Sarah P. Miss, teacher Hamilton Grammar
School, r. Berkeley
LilJie William H., civil engineer, r. 1111 Stelner
Lillis Edward R., clerk, r. 919^ Natoma
Lillis Frank A., clerk, r. 219 Seventeenth
Lillis James L., receiver W. U. Tel. Co., r. i08 Oc-
tavia
Lillis Owen, laborer, r. 625 Merchant
Lillis Patrick, janitor Nevada Bank, r. 419 Stockton
Lillwall Louis, carpenter, r. 1521 Leavenworth
Lilly G., blacksmith, and extraman Hose No. 8, r. S 8
Filbert, bet Fillmore and "Webster
Lilly William H., draftsman, r. 1434 Turk
Lillystrand Andre n-, carpenter, r. 569 Br.vant
Lima Marcolino, clgarmaker. r. 418 Filbert
Limarutz Charles, tailor Alms House
Limbaugh William A., clerk Custom House, r. 317
Bush
Limberg Michael E., laborer N. Ohlandt & Co., r. E s
Texas, bet Yuba and Colusa
Limblade Herman, machinist, r. 331 Sixth
Limbner S., tanner Norton Tanning Co.
Limes Frank, dryer U. S. Laundry, r. 3011 Sixteenth
Limousin Cyprien (Limousin & Penez) r. 1021 Sutter
Limousin k Petiez (Cyprien Limousin and Emile
Penez) mnfrs kid gloves, 20 Geary
Limpeile Peter, laborer, r. W s Prospect At, nr Pow-
ell Av, B. H.
Llnahan Daniel J., barber, r. 40 Perry
Linahan James, laborer, r. 208 Twelfth
Llnahan James, seaman, r. 1U5 Pacific
Linahan John, groceries, NW cor Dolores and Twen-
ty-third
Linahan John, machinist, r. 208 Twelfth
Linahan Joseph, wireworker S. F Wire Works, r.
lis is Clara
Linahan Patrick, expressman, r. 208 Twelfth
Linahan Patrick, laborer, r. 1607 Folsom
Linahan Patrick A., currier Balz Bros, k Finkeldey
t^ Linahan. SeeLanahan, Leuahan and Llnehan
Linane M. A. Miss, r. 28 Page
Linane Thomas J., real estate, r. 28 Page
Linari Cora Miss, compositor, r. 424 Vallejo
Unarl Jennie Miss, packer L. Demartiui & Co., r. 424
Vallejo
Linari Joseph, shoemaker, r. 17 Lafayette PI
Linari Paul (Linari & Boitano) r. 1511 California
Linari Vicente, musician, r. 1106 Kearny
Linari & Boitano fPaul Linari and Joseph Boitano)
wood and coal, 1511 California
Linberg Edward, seaman, r. 931 Greenwich
Linblad Frank H., machinist, r. 331 Sixth
Linck Theodore, clerk Post Office, r. Oakland
Lincoln A. L., millhand, r. 2.55 Third
Lincoln C. B. F., clerk general passenger and ticket
agent S. P. Co., r. 624 Sutter
Lincoln Charles P., bookkeeper general auditor's
office S. P. Co., I. 611 Folsom
Lincoln Elizabeth, widow, r. 1918 Filbert
Lincoln George S. (Lincoln, Parkin & Co. and Lin-
coln k Parkin) r. 1802 Polk
Lincoln Grammar School, J. T. Hamilton principal.
E 6 Fifth, nr Market
Lincoln Granville H. (Lincoln, Parkin b Co. and
Lincoln & Parkin) r. 203 Valencia
Lincoln Hall, 71 New Montgomery
Lincoln Henry, carpenter, r. W a Iowa, bet Sierra and
Nevada, rear
Lincoln Henry S., clerk S. P. Co., r. 606 Folsom
Lincoln Herman, clerk, r. 105 Austin
Lincoln Jerome, president Security Savings Bank,
228 Montgomery, r. 555 Harrison
Lincoln Jerome B., law student Sidney V. Smith, r.
555 Harrison
Lincoln Levi A., clerk, r. 432 Jj Twenty-second
Lincoln Moses, decorator. 1320 Stockton, r. 515 Filbert
Lincoln, Parkin & Co. (Granville H. Lincoln, Charles
A. Parkin and George S. Lincoln) groceries, 1049
Valencia
Lincoln P. H. Mrs., r. 1633 Clay
Lincoln Primary School, Miss Agnes M. Manning
principal, E s Fifth, nr Market
Lincoln Robert Q., salesman William Ireland, r. 606
Folsom
Lincoln Seth H., r. 1706 Washington
Lincoln Vincent H., collector, 518 Clay
Lincoln William, clerk Samuel Carson k Co., r. 606
Folsom
Lincoln William D. W., machinist, r. 1918 Filbert
LINCOLN" & CO. (George S. Lin-
coin) temperance grocers, 1801 PolU
Lincoln « Parkin (Granville H. Lincoln and Charles
A. Parkin) grocers, 2910 Sixteenth
Lind Augusta, ladies' nurse, r. 1223 Broadway
Lind A. W., proptr Lind's Express, 331 East, r. Ala-
meda
Lind Caroline, widow, r. 621 California
Lind Charles (Malter, Lind & Rogers) r. 1424 Mc-
Allister
Lind Charles, laborer, r. 1039^ Folsom
Lind Charlfs L., millwright, r. 1424 McAllister
Lind Emile, tailor, 3 Geary PI
Lind Francis, river pilot, r. 21054 Washington
Lind Frederick, ironer S. F. Laundry
Lind Henry, salesman M. J. Flavin k Co., r. 1223
Broadway
Lind Ivan, porter Taylor Goodrich, r. 14 Sellna PI
Lind John, longshoreman, r. 6 Clay
Lind John, shoemaker, r. 517 Pine
Lind John, watchman, r. Sailors' Home
Lind John B., saloon keeper, r. 1223 Broadway
Lind John O., housemover, r. 32 Natoma
Lind Julius F. C, carpenter Jason Springer & Co., r.
1218 Green
Lind Robert, seaman schr Free Trade
8^ Lind. See Lynde
Liudacher Paul, gents' furnishing goods, 34 Mont-
eomery, r. 511 M Greenwich
Lindall Frank A., longshoreman, r. HH Hayes
Lindall Martin, liquor saloon, 49 Clay
Lindauer Ernest, clerk A. Lindauer, r. 256 Tehama
Lindauer Gustave, coal and coke, 256 Tehama
Lindberg Charles, cardriver, r. 636k Ash Av
Lindberg Edward A., clerk Bulletin, r. 1523 Powell
Lindberg Emily U.Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 908 Sutter
Lindberg Gustaf, barber, Morris Rosenthal, r. 2124
California
Lindberg K., seaman, r. 14 Washington
Lindberg Michael, laborer N. Ohlandt k Co.
Lindberg William, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Lindecker Jacob H., tailor, 785 Folsom
Lindell Caroline Mrs., groceries, liOi Montgomery
Lindtll House, Aaron Wolff, proptr. 202 Sixth
Lindeman Albert A., cook G. M. Ahrens, r. 201 Fre-
mont
Lindeman Isidore, clerk Tilden k Tilden, r. 2218
Geary
DRAPERIES.
Special attention given to malcing up Draperies «iMl
Canopies for Lodges, Societies, etc.
W. & J. SLOAISTE & CO.
641 to 647 UASEEX STBEET,
KEXT ABOVI PAJLACK HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Uanufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St
en IDCr rVTDA nDVi^^« ChamptKne, compuiRonwm prove )ARPAD HARASHHY & CO.,
CULirOL CA I rm Uni (•up«rlorlty over imported. No Brandy used, f
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Lindeman John, laborer, r. 122 Twenty-fifth
Lindeiuan Tobias M., real estate, r. 1318)4 Jackson
Limlemann Anna, widow, r. 2423 Mission
Ltudemann Charles, groceries and liquora, 8E cor
Sacramento and Prospect PI
Lindeiuann Charles H., diamond setter and jeweler,
126 Kearny, room 3, r. Alameda
Lindemann Clans, tanner, r. 220 Twenty-ninth
Lindeiuann Frederick, currier Krenz & Getz, r. 220
Twenty-ninth
Lindemann Oustave E. (Lindemann & John) r. 800
Sixth
Lindemann Henry, foreman Erenz & Getz, r. 1629
Church
Lindemann Henry C. T., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery,
r. £ B Winconsin, bet Napa and Sierra
Lindemann Isidore, barber A. I. Eorn, r. 1043 How-
ard
Lindeiuann John H. D. currier Erenz & Getz, r. 1629
Church
Lindemann John H., drlTer UrS. Laundry, r. 14 Al-
bion Av
Lindeiuann & John (iiustav E. Lindemann and Loais
John) liquor saloon, 800 Sixth
0^ Lindemann. See Linderiiian
Linden Bessie Miss, spicimaker, r. 566 Mission
Linden Edward, porter Neville i Co., r. 566 Mission
Linden John, foreman H. W. Gray k Co., r. 435 Pine
Linden John F., r. 566 Mission
Linden William, carpenter, r. 146 Hancock
Lindenbaum Abraham, clerk Phillip Lindenbaum, r.
542 Jessie
Lindenbaum Mary, widow, r. 542 Jessie
Lindenbaum Nathan, shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock &
Co., r. 542 Jessie
Lindenbaum Phillip, boots and shoes, 945 Market, r.
542 Jessie
Lindenbert'er Gustave. r. 109 Germania
Lindenberger Henry H , clerk, r. 827 Post
Lindeuberger William E., attorney at law, 12 Mont-
gomery, r. 926 Dolores
Lindenborn Charles S., confectionery, stationery,
cigars etc., 1318 Pacific
Lindenmeyer J. F., bartender John C. Haberling, r.
202 Turk
Lindenmayer J. F. Mrs., bakery and confectionery,
202 Turk
Lindenstadt Adolph, nurse, r. 1408)4 Powell
Lindenstadt Charles E., trimmer Robert Gordan, r.
1408 H Powell
Lindenstadt Henrietta Mrs., bakery, 1408)4 Powell
Linden C. J., carpenter Omnibus RR., r. 26 Turk
Linder Dominick, butcher B. E. Arnold, r. 24 Fair
Oaks
Linder Reynold, bookkeeper P. P. Mast b Co., r. 1902
Baker
Linderman Albert, cook, I. 201 Fremont
Linderman Charles, machinist J. G. lis, r. 411 Union
Linderman Dell, superintendent Alameda Water
Works, r. 1501 Van Ness Av
Lindermann Albert, confectioner Schroth Jt Wester-
feld, r. 228 Kearny
Lindermann Francis L., r. 8 s Dominica, bet Tazoo
and Platte
Lindermann Otto, cigarmaker Wm.Weis, r. 617 Fourth
■^ Lindermann. See Lindemann
Lindestrom Edward F., printer S. H. Sbeplar & Co.,
r. 129 Third
Llndgren Waldemar, with U. S. Geological Survey, p.
1402 Polk
Lindheimer Meier, prison keeper, r. 1446 O'Farrell
Lindholm Adolph, seaman, r. 1710)4 Stevenson
Lindtiolm Henry, cigars and tobacco, 306 Eeamy, r.
921 Larkin
Lindley A., with Lebenbaum Bros., r. 2084 Market
Lindley Mark N., weaver, r. 2110 Howard
Lindley & Co. (Sacramento, Cal.) wholesale grocers,
Julius D. Croxall agent, 405 Front
FRATINGFR & CO.
MOURNING SUITS
MADE AT SHORTEST NOTICE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
MARBLE WASH STANDS,
WAMH BAMIK.**. BASIN CUCHS.
Lane's Sanitary Basin Trap effectnally eiclDiles sewer m
PLUMBER, 60S KEARNV STREET.
Established ISflO. Telephone 315.
Lindman Anna, widow, hair work, 407 Polk
Lindman E., boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mill
Lindner Conrad, r. SGrrke Alley .
Lindner David, tailor Harry Jacob, r. 9 Willow Av
Lindner Emil, expressman, r. 5 Gerke Alley
Lindner Gustave, expressman, r. 5 Gerke Alley
Lindner Herman, clerk D. Samuels, r. 9 Willow At
Lindner Joel. r. 9 Willow Av
Lindner Laura, dressmaker, r. 9 Willow Av
Lindner Richard, dairy, Russia Av, nr Lisbon, Ex-
celsior Homestead
Lindner Sebastian, tanner, r. Lahaina, nr Monon-
gahfla
Lindo Jacob, auctioneer, 609-611 California, and
Pounkoeper, r. 1512 Powell
Lindop William G., sign painter, r. 847 Howard
Lindow John F., merchant tailor, 913 Pacific, r. 916
Pacific
Lindow John H., tailor John F. Lindow, r. 915 Pacific
Undow William J., machinist W. T. Garratl & Co., r.
915 Pacific
Lindquist Charles O., tinner W. S. Ray & Co., r. 643
Stevenson, rear
Lindquist Edward C, saddler, r. 711 Geary
Lindquist Hedrick Mrs., widow, r. 543 Stevenson,
rear
Lindquist Maurice, clerk, r. 2815 Greenwich
Lindquist Peter, laborer, r. NE cor Montgomery and
Greenwich
Lindquist Victor J., manager E. JouUin, r. 959 How-
ard
t^ Lindquist. See Lnndquist
Lindrob John H., groceries and liquors, 1413 Guer-
rero
Llndnim Otto, furniture, 1206-1208 Stockton
Lindsay Hester E., widow, r. 511 Pine
Lindsay James, boilermaker George E. Belmor, r.
218 Minna
Lindsay J. F., r. Ahlborn House
Lindbay John M., wood carver, r. 200 Mission
Lindsay John R., teamster, r. W s Railroad At, bet
St. Thomas and Venezuela
Lindsay Landon S., laborer, r. 812 Kearny
Lindsay Matthew, compositor Chronicle, r. 122)4 Sil-
ver
Lindsay Robert A., salesman C. H. Meyer k Broa., r.
1823 Jessie
Lindsay Robert M., bookkeeper T. P. H. Whltelaw, r.
330 Fremont
Lindsay Thomas, groceries, 1024 Twentieth
Lindsay William J., shoefitter, 102 Jessie, r. 127 Fran-
cisco
Lindsell James C, measboy stmr Ancon, r. 150
Steuart
Lindsey Alexander, janitor A. H. Riehn, r. 1220 Green
Lindsey Annie Miss, teacher, r. 1319 Sansome
Lludsey Catherine Miss, r. 1319 Sansome
Lindsey Edwin K., cashier Oliver Chi lied Plow Works
Lindsey James, laborer, r. 518 Mission
Lindsey John, laborer, r. Florida, bet Twentieth and
Twenty-first
Lindsey John Jr., laborer, r. Florida, bet Twentieth
and Twenty-first
Lindsey Joseph, clerk, r. 1319 Sansome
Lindsey Joseph H., lodgings, 1319 Sansome
Lindsey William, real estate, r. 299 Hyde
•^ Lindsey. See Lindsay and Llndsley
Lindsley Aaron L., Rev., D. D. professor S. F. Theo-
logical Seminary, r. Oakland
Llnd.sley Frank H., agent, r. 3 Martha PI
•^ Lindsley. See Linsley and Lindslay
Lindstroin >!»y, widow, r. 617 Second
Lindt Catherme Mrs., r. 707 Geary
LindtnerJohn S., musician Tivoli Opera House, r.
27 Oak Grove Av
Lindwall Carl G., driver U. S. Brewery, r. 716 Grove
Lindwall Edmond L., groceries and liquori, 21
Hinckley
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
>fannnM>tarer ofeverT description off
PASSENGER, STREET AND FBEXOHT CARS.
43 to SO Be«l« Street. San Franciaeo.
Truman, Isham & Hooker. i^e'niSt'juS ^'-- -"?-«^.«^**^*' ^^'^"J««?«'
t»eat8 sold to the Trade.
LIN
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IMPORTERS OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
All Sizes and Nnmberg.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Lindwall William, butcher Green & Harmen, r. 716
Grove
Linegar J«nie8 P., yainter, and extraman Engine No.
14, r. 716 Laguna
Linehan Charles, stableman Edward fi. Doyle, r. 246
Third
Linehau Cornelius, drnytnan, r. 33 MadlBon At
Linehan Cornelius, shoemaker, r. 512 Mlaeion
Linehan Cornelius J., teamster C. W. Bryson, r. 808
Brannan
Linehan Daniel, lonprshoreman, r. 764 Harrison
Linehan Daniel, master mariner, r. 8W cor Battery
and Vallejo
Unehan Daniel J., barber, 105 Fourth, r. 655 Natoma
Linehan Daniel V., iron molder, r. NE cor Jersey and
Sanchez
Linehan Dennis, blacksmith N. B. and M. RB., r.
2920 Folsom
Linehan Elizabeth, widow, r. 666 Howard
Linehan Francis, laborer, r. KE cor Jersey and San-
chez
Linehan Harry, brass molder, r. 837 Folsom
Linehan J., steel worker Pac. Rolling Mill
Iifnehan James H., plumbing, gas and steam
fitting, 1202 Polk. r. 1804^ Bush
Linehan John, assistant janitor Industrial School
Linehan John, hackman, r. 1.^7 Clara
Linehan John, laborer, r. 3 Albion Av
Linehan John, laborer, r. NE cor Polk and Hayes
Linehan John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NE cor
Illinois and Lena PI
Linehan John M., chemist, r. 2027 Polk
Linehan Joseph, teamster, r. Ocean House Road, nr
Mountain Spring
Linehan Mary, widow, r. 50 Louisa
Linehan Michael, teamster, r. 24 Clara
Linehan Owen, teamster, r. 441 Eleventh
Linehan Richard, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. N s
Sierra, bet Tennessee and Kentucky
Linehan Timothy, engineer, r. 5fi6 Howard
Linehan Timothy, laborer, r. NE cor Church and
Dorland
Linehan William, foreman Moynihan & Aitkeu, r. 566
Howard
IST Linehan. See Lanahan, Lenahan and Linahan
Linekin N. M., widow, r. 927 Golden Gate Av
Linen James, shipping clerk A. P. Hotaling & Co., r.
1610 Howard
Llnenger J., waiter The Baldwin
Liner James, coal passer stmr Willamette
Liner James, molder, r. 238 Fremont
Liner John T., molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 238 Fre-
mont
Liner Michael, molder, r. 238 Fremont
Linfield Alice D., widow, r. 166 Clara
Linfield C. H., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Linfield Elmer H., carpenter, r. 166 Clara
Linfield Nathaniel E., porter, r. 166 Clara
Linfield William, laborer, r. 842 Harrison
Linforth Albert W., type writer Davis Bros, Bergmann
& Co., r. 819 Nineteenth
Linforth Alfred, sawmaker, 318 Jackson, r. 821 Va-
lencia
Linforth Charles H., salesman, r. 819 Nineteenth
Linforth Edward A. J., printer, r. 821 Valencia
Linforth Edward H., cabinetmaker Novelty Wood
Works, r. 819 Nineteenth
Linforth Edward J., attorney at law, 502 Montgomery,
r. 631 Guerrero
Linforth Edward W. (French k Liuforth)r. 773 Haight
LINFORTH JAMESd ^e„e,al
aerent Pacific Coast, BlyinyeFTBelU, Vic-
tor Sorghnm Mills, Zimmerman Fruit
Dryer, American IVIiite Bronxe Co's
monuments and statuary, Sybry,
Searls * Co's English steel, butchers'
machinery, etc., 120 Front, r. 5'49 Fell
Linforth James A., insurance broker, 324?^ Mont-
gomery, r. 819 Nineteenth
Linforth Walter H., clerk H. E. Highton, r. 819 Nine-
teenth
Llngby Louis, stiCkerhand M. & A. Hansen, r. 213
Twenty second
Lingelser M., stonedresser Henry Coubrough b Co., r.
220 Union
Lingeufelser Conrad W., cigarmaker, r. 6 Erie
Lingley Phcebe S., widow, r. 427 O'Farrell
Linliogel August, teamster, r. 219 Twelfth
Linhart Robert, blacksmith, r. 511 O'Farrell
Linike Thomas, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r.2605 Hyde
Link Charles, laborer, r. 7 Bartol
Link Caspar, laborer, r. 231 Greenwich
Link Frederick, artist, r. 322 Taylor
Link Harry O. (George R. Starr & Co.) r. 309 Hyde
Linn Charles H., bartender Wheeland b Collins, r.
1914 Powell
Linn Frederick, teamster A. Lusk k Co., r. 223 Rttch
Linn Howard, clerk, r. 1855 Mission
Linn Jacob, liquor saloon, 3114 Mission, r. 621 San
Jose Av
(^" Linn. Se« Lynn
Linneweber Bernard, tailor, r. 467^ Tehama
Linscott Russell S., clerk, r. 503 Hyde
Linskey Aiiguatus, honsemover, r 20 Bruce PI
Linskey Joseph, policeman, r. 429)4 Ivy Av
Linskey Patrick, longshoreman, r. 28 J4 Welsh
Linsley Annetta L. Mrs. (Linsley & Co.) r. W s Wis-
consin, bet Napa and Sierra
Linsley Ewins W. (Linsley & Co,) r. W s Wisconsin,
bet Napa and Sierra
Linsley GifTord W., wig and hatblock maker, 106 Wil-
liam
Linsley Howard M., clerk S. C. Partridge, r. W 8
Wisconsin, bet Napa and Sierra
Linsley William E., clerk Thomas H. B. Varney, r.
W 8 Wisconsin, bet Napa and Sierra
Linsley & Co. (Ewins W. and Mrs. Annetta L. Lins-
ley) managers Consolidated Soap Co., W 8 Wis-
consin, bet Napa and Sierra
ear Linsley. See Linduley and Lindsay
Lint Christopher C, butcher, 2306 Howard, r. 205
Nineteenth
Lint John, bartender William Schwark, r. 766 Mission
Lint Peter F., butcher, 1103 Leavenworth, r. 1407 Sac-
ramento
Linterio Bernardo, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 103 Vandewater
Linth&l Henry, r. 21 Hollis
Liuthlcum William C, painter, r. 73 Shipley
Lintott Alice Mrs , r. 511 Mason
Lintott Charles, butcher, 21-22 Centre Market, r, 2306
Larkin
Lintott Walter B. E., student Barnard's Business Col-
lege, r. 2306 Larkin
Lintrup Charles, laborer, r. 10 Vincent
Lintrnp Charles Jr., laborer, r. 10 Vincent
Lintrup James W., driver S. F. News Co., r. 10 Vin-
cent
LinviUe Pleasant D., special policeman, r. 118 Grant
Av
Lion A. J., laborer, r. 930 >4 Harrison
Lion Alice Mrs., bakery, 704 Valencia
Lion Edgar J. Rev., rector St. Stephen's Protestant
Episcopal Church, r. 727 Webster
liion Fire Insurance Co. The (of London)
George D. Dornin manager, William Sexton as-
sistant manager, office 215 Sansome
•^ Lion. See Lyne and Lyon
Lionel Cecil J., clerk Baldwin House, r. 16 Ellis
Lipman Aaron, cigarmaker, r. 566 Bryant
Lipman Alexander, clerk Homer S. King & Co.. r.
Berkeley
Lipman Alfred, salesman Ackerman Bros., r. CIS
Hayes
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' AND YOUTHS' SDITS
AT
"THE HASTINGS."
aiPiBUL riit In a. w loku
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN. Manager
WIL S£XTO», Aat Itaugtr.
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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Lipiiinn Charles A., bookkeeper M. Fliillips & Co., r.
61 a Hayes
Llpinan Charles K., clerk Cal. Ins. Co., r. Borkelfy
Llpman Charles W., upholsterer, 1G07 Geary, r. 1011
P.ilh
Lipuian Edward, salesman H. Lipman, r. 2.3 Russ
Lipman Frederick L., clerk Wells, Fargo & Co's Bank,
r. Berkeley
Lipman Harry R., clerk Butler k Haldan, r. Berkeley
Lipman Henry, commission merchant, 202 Washing-
ton, r. 103i> Howard
Lipruau Isaac M., clKarraaker, r. 666 Bryant
Lipmau JoReph. r. 613 Hayes
Llpuian Julia Miss, artist, r. 720 Bush
Lipmau Leop(jld. salesman H. Lipman, r. 23 Ruis
Lipman Louis (Goldman & Co.) r. HI Powell
Lipman Louis (Lipman & Co.) r. 107 Scott
Lipman H. E. Miss, teacher John Swett Grammar
School, r. 1011 Polk
Lipman Michael, groceries, 938 Mission, r. 612 Third
Lipman Minna, widow, r. 23 Russ
Lipman Morris, junk, 916 Folsom, r. 970 Harrison
Lipman Solomon W. (Ueckelman k Lipman) r. 1011
Polk
Lipman ft Co. (Louis Lipman) crockery, glassware
and fancy goods, 61a Market
•^Lipman. See Lippman
Llpp Charles E., bookkeeper Sacramento Brick Co.,
r. 9:i8 Mission
Lipprrt AuKust, r. 1306 Powell
Llppert George, tailor, r. 159 Tehama
Llppert Leonard, tailor, r. 612 Greenwich
Llppert Leonard B. (Lehn & Llppert) r. 612 Green-
wich
Lippert Otto H. (Llppert & Hahn) r. 616 Greenwich
Llppert William, barber John Stahl. r. 1011 Broad-
way
Llppert ft Hahn (OttoH.Lippertand Andrew J. Hahn)
plumbers and gasiilters, 700 Montgomery Av
Llppi Amedeo (Lippi Bros.) r. 23 Stockton
Lippi Barlaine, liquor saloon, 712 Pacific, r. 527
Green
Llppi Brothers (Pietro and Amedeo) mnfrs frames
and mirrors, 749 Market
Llppi Cfesar (Ungaretti, Lippi ft Co.) r. 3 Haywsrd
Lippi D.. cook I. Cueniu, r. 1212 Montgomery
Llppi Orlando, laborer D. Ghirardelli ft Sons, r. 916
Mongoinery
Lippi Pietro (Lippi Bros.) r. 23 Stockton
Llppi Pio, carpenter, r. 19 >4 Bruce PI
Lippincott Amaziah, rarpenter, r. 807 Geary
Llppiucott John M., letter carrier Post Office, r. 807
Geary
Lippltt Frank K., collector George Frltch, r.709 Shot-
well
Llppitt Philip, capitalist, office 121 Sansome, r. 818
O'Farrell
Lippman Alexander, salesman Hyman Lippman, r.
616 Laguna
Lippman Charles, r. 1014 Montgomery
Lippman Frederick W, watchmaker Joseph Lippman,
r. 308 Leavenworth
Lippman George, r. 548 Minna
Lippman George W., assistant ticket agent S. P. Co.,
r. 830 Turk
Xiippntnn Hyman, dry and fancy goods, NW cor
Sixteenth and Valencia, and 441-443 Hayes, r. 4M
Hill
Lippman Joseph, watchmaker and jeweler, 611 Kear-
ny, r. 808 Leavenworth
Lippuian Robert, clerk, r. 631 Union
Lippman Robert, salesman C. Lanzet, r. 41 Natoma
Lippman Solomon, salesman Hyman Llppmao, r. iii
Hill
Lippman William, with Antone Robrecht, r. 826 Pac-
ific
•^ Lippmann. See Lipman
Llppold Reinhard, jeweler, r. 16 Eleventh
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERMO-K1.ECTRIC
RUSSIAN all TURKISH BATHS
j^ s:peci.a.ilty.
Also Medicated and Electric Batls GiveL
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BOILERS and STOVES
Connected lor Hoi and Cold Water in tue tiest laineT.
WATER BACKS, WATEE HEATEES,
Of all kinds made and repaired.
W. E. LANE,
PLUMBER, 600 KEARNY BTRBJBT.
EstahlJBhed 1880. Telephone 816. |
Llpsher George Mrs., r. 626 Ellis
Lipsher Isaac, glazier, r. 214)4 Sixth
Lipsher John C, office 820 Market
Lipsher Joseph, salesman, r. 329 O'Farrell
Lipsky Frederick, r. 14 Salmon
Lisal John, waiter Schroth ft Westerfeld, r. 507 Stock-
ton
Llsbic Frank, carpenter, r. 1721 Leaven^^orth
Lisbon House, Cardozo k Baptiata proptrs, 316
Drumm
Lisk Antenetta Mrs., dressmaking, 22.^H Seventh '
Llske EmHnuel, preparer Sanborn, Vail ft Co., r. 225)4
Seventh
Llske Herman C, seaman stmr Arsgo, r. 618 Folsom
Liss Charles H., salesman P. F. Nolan ft Sons, r. 39
Russ
Lispak Adolphns H., r. 1258 California
Llssak Louis S., secretary Cal. Jute Mill Co., 409
California, r. Lick House
Lisser Louis, teacher music, r. 1241 Franklin
Lissner William, teacher, r. 612 Webster
List Anton, fresco painter, r. Ahlborn House
List Charles, cignruiaker S. Hasterlich, r. 216 Ninth
List Joseph S., seaman, r. 116 Uerry
Listenberger Albert, manager Oliver Chilled Plow
Works, 37 Market, r. Oakland
LIstmann Louis, baker, r. 6 Bernard
Liston N. C, carpenter, r. 547 Mission
Liszewski Charles, printer, r. 31 Minna
Litau Matthias, carrier Chronicle, r. 207 Seventh
Litcheufield Charles, nurse, r. 2 Bush St. PI
Litchfield Charles A., bricklayer, r. W s Venezuela, nr
Yazoo
Litchfield J. M. ft Co. (Joseph M. Litchfield) mer-
chant tailors, 12 Post
Litchfield Joseph M. (J. M. Litchfield S Co.) r. 2712
California
Litchfifld Watson D., butcher, r. 636 Commercial
LithHuer A. G. Mme., milliner, 1433 Polk
LitUold John, cook, r. 274 Minna
Llttell Cornelius P., tinsmith John Lee ft Co., r. 817
Nineteenth
Llttell Hiram W., agent marble mantels, r. 106 Cum.
berland
Litteubauer Antone, jeweler, r. 1011 Washington
Little Andrew, capitalist, r. 32 Fourth
Little Archibald (Forster, Little ft Co.) r. 315 Minna
Little Archibald D., engineer stmr Alameda, r. 302
Lily At
Little Arthur, clerk, r. 940 Geary
Little Charles, carpenter, r. 521 Mission
Little Cornelius C. N., with J. C. Johnson ft Co.
Little Daniel P. N. (Bigelow ft Littlej r. 809 Leaven-
worth
Little Delia E. Miss, teacher Turk Street Primary
School, r. 2127 Bush
Little Dexter S.. carpenter, r. 711 Seventeenth
Little Eugene, carpenter Robinson ft Gillespie, r. 1111
Folsom
Little Frank A., baker Hird ft Dittman, r. 2409 Howard
Litile George, clerk Robinson ft Knox, r. 1« Page
Little George, comuiercisl traveler, r. 400 Geary
Little George, grocer, r. 13 Page
Little Geoi'ge, painter M. J. ft J. J. Donovan, r. i
Howard Court
Little George E., clerk V. S. Railway Mail Service, r.
4t)9 Capp
Little George H., teacher music, r. 1357 Howard
Little James, clerk Eagleson ft Co.. r. 317 Stockton
Little James, expressman, r. 1(109 Stevenson
Little James H., expressman, cor Jackson and Bat-
tery, r. 1433 Church
Little John, blacksmith, r.435 Pine
Little John J. trunkmaker, r. 2127 Bush
Little Jotin McD., teamster, r. 29 Hunt
Little John T., real estate and broker bonds and
local eerurities and agent sale country lands, 618
Market, r. 524 Post
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 F8RST ST.
TELEFHONB 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
fT. S. DAVIS, City Afirent,
429 CalJXornfa Street.
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pumps,
Suction and Force.
FOB HAND, WllSD-n.Ml.Ij AND POfVEB.
ALL, SIZES.
809. 3U. 313. 315 and 317 MABKET ST£££T
Little Johu T. Jr., clerk John T. Little, r.331Ji Eddy
Little Joseph, boilermaker, r. 21^ Elgin Park
Little Jogeph B., with Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 2911 Sac-
ramento
Little Joseph R., dentist, 134 Geary, r. 511 Stockton
Little Katie, burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
32 Valparaiso
Little LeonaM, carriage painter, r. 2006 Mission
Little Lizzie B. Miss, teacher Clement Grammar
School, r. 2127 Rush
Little Louis D., Insurance agent, r. 315 Jessie
Little Lucius, policeman, r. 1328 Sacramento
Little M. Mrs., r. 919 Valencia
Little Mac Silver Mining Co. (Globe, A.T.) J. Morlzlo
secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 21
Little Mary Miss, teacher, r. 325 Ellis
Little Mary J., widow, r. 533 Seventeenth
Little Mary T. Miss, teacher Valencia Street Grammar
School, r. 325 Ellis
Little Michael molder Empire Foundry, r. 76 Clem-
entina
Little Mount v., clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. 437 Eddy
Little Robert, baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. 816 Vallejo
Little Robert Jr., scene painter, r. 816 Vallejo
Little Samuel, ironer S. F. Laundry
Little Samuel, trunkmaker, r. 2127 Bush
Little Sisters Infant Shelter, 512 Minna
Little Thomas, grocer, r. 318 Kearny
Little Thomas, longshoreman, r. 438 Broadway
Little Thomas E.. molder, r. 76 Clementina
Little Thomas J., laborer Cal. Fruit Evaporating Co.,
r. 336 Union
Little Walter, foreman, A. Wilkle, r. 135 Fair Oaks
lilttle William, carpenter, 128 Geary, r. 8E cor
Church and Twenty-fourth
Little William, laborer, r. 18 Tehama
Little William B., r. 2127 Bush
Little William H. (Woodin & Little) r. 311 Scott
Little William H., policeman, r. 676 Harrison
Little William T., foreman W. T. Garratt & Co., r.409
Capp
Little William W., clerk, r. 832 Valencia
Litile W. T., traveling salesman M. Armer & Co., r.
400 Geary
Q^ Little. See Lytle, Lyttle and Littell
Littlefield Alden B., fireman stmr Modoc
Littlefield Austin C, fireman, r. 2 Washington
Littlefield D. C. Mrs., widow, r. 511 Gough
Littlefield George R., draftsman J. H. Littlefield, r.
711 Jones
Littlefield Ivory F., bookkeeper Whittier, Fuller &
Co., r. 1415 Taylor
Littlefield John W., shipwright, r. 19 Perry
Littlefield John W. Jr., lumberman, r. 19 Perry
Littlefiela Joseph H., architect, 126 Kearny, room 44,
r. 711 Jones
Littlefield L., oiler Am. Sugar Beflnery, r. 123 Ber-
nard
Littlefield Nellie A. Miss, teacher Potrero Primary
School, r. 511 Gough
Littlefield Sheldon, r. 1723 Clay
Llttleford Edward, janitor New City Hall
Littleford Edward T., gripman, r. 1718 Polk
Llttleford Ellen, widow, r. 1718 Polk
Littleford John, gripman, r. 1718 Polk
Littlejohn Charles T., bookkeeper Fort Bragg Bed-
wood Co., r. 510 Larkin
Littlejohn James (George & Littlejohn) r. 2010 Polk
Littlejohn Wilbur T., millwright National Iron Works
Littler Oliver W., teamster Hawley Bros. Hardware
Co.,r. Oakland
Littleton D. W., chief clerk delivery dept Wells,
Fargo fc Co., r. Alameda
Littleton Edwin W., teacher music, r. 218 Hermann
Littleton Lilie Miss, r. 1730 J4 Devisadero
Littleton 3., shoemaker W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. 436
Jessie
Littlewood Elias, wood and coal, 128 O'Farrell
Littlewood H. W.. clerk Simpson & Millar, r. 75 Minn*
Littmauu Leopold F., r. 917 Geary
Litton Springs Mineral Water Co., William B. Moor«
manager, 152 New Montgomery
Litton William H., master mariner, r. 607 Sutter
Litz John N., carpetlayer Bare Bros., r. 302 Hayei
Litzius August C, engraver Levison Bros., r. W ■
North Av, nr Cortland Av, B. H.
Litzius August F. , upholsterer G. Berson, r. W s North
Av, nr Cortland Av, B. H.
Litzius Edward C, bellhanger Will & FInck, r. W 8
North Av, nr Cortland Av, B. H.
Litzius Louis G., upholsterer F. S. Chadboumo k
Co., W 6 North Av, nr Cortland Av, B. H.
Litrius William F., shipping clerk Will & FInck, r.
cor North and Cortland Avs
Live Oak Distillery Co. The, J. Leroy Nickel man-
ager, office 252 Market
Live Oak Drift Gravel Mining Co. (Placer Co,, Cal.)
Theodore Wetzel secretary, 522 Montgomery
rji-rermore Charles E., president Folsom Water
Power Co., oflice 507 Montgomery, rooms 13-14, r.
Rockridge Park, Oakland
Livermore Grace G. Miss, artist, r. 227 San Jose Av
Livermore Harry A., lithographic printer, r. 227 San
Jos 6 Av
Liivermore Horatio P. , secretary and treasurer
Folsom Water Power Co., office 5u7 Montgomery,
rooms 13-14, r. Rockridge Park, Oakland
Lii-v^erniore Obadiali, real estate agent, 137 Mont-
gomery, r. Saucelito
Livermore Oil Co. (Livermore, Cal.) Henry Deas sec-
retary, 44 Nevada Block
Liveroni Samuel M., laborer, r. 1727 Market
LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE INS, CO.
Charles D. Haven resident secretary,
4^3 California
Iiiverpool and London and Globe Insur-
ance Co's Bnlldins:, NE cor California and
Leidesdorff
Liverpool Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Co..
John Herd Jr. president, David Powers secretary,
325 Montgomery, room 3
Liverpool House, 516 Pacific
Liverpool Under-*vriter8» Asaociation, Cat-
ton, Bell & Co. agents, 406 California
Livesey John Mrs., r. 204 McAllister-
Living.ston A. Mrs., r. 607 California
Livingston Andrew, machinist, r. 765 Harrison
Livingston Benjamin (D. Livingston & Co.) r. 809
O'Farrell
liivlngrston C. H., president Alta California Pub-
lishing Co., 529 California, and manager Palacs
Hotel, r. Palace Hotel
Livingston Clarence H., clerk, r. 222 Turk
Livingston D. & Co. (David, Benjamin and Samuel
Livingston) dry and fancy goods, 2002 Fillmore
Livingston David (D. Livingston & Co.) and dry jmd
fancy goods, 1420 Polk, r. 1809 Pine
Livingston Edward, clerk D. Livingston, r. 1809 Pine
Livingston Emanuel, r. 624 O'Farrell
Livingston Frank, cardriver, r. 8 s Alameda, bet
Utah and Potrero Av
Livingston Frank, gardener, 635 Golden Gate At
Livingston Frank E., teamster D. Ghirardelll k Sons,
r. S 8 Alameda, bet Utah and Potrero Av
Livingston Frederick S., porter Middleton k Co., r,
Berkeley
Livingston George, longshoreman, r. 362 Third
Livingston Henry, salesman Newman & Levlnson, r.
624 O'Farrell
Livingston Howard, mining, 331 Montgomery, room
21, r. 612 Bush
Livingfston James M., secretary Pacific Gas Im-
provement Co., and president Pacific Lighting
Co., SW cor Annie and Stevenson, r. 521 Post
WHOLESALE AiTD KETATL
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO..
Manufacturers of Show Cases
aud Store Fixtures.
37 Marte St.
Cri IDCC rVTD A nDV f^'*° *•>« "*»•«* P^*" <>' CUret*. Hocks^) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
LbLirOC CA I riA Un I (Burgundiea.Sitnternes.PorUaudSherrieaj' &30 WASEmOTOK STBEET.
LIV
749
LOG
LivlnRston John (Lowenthal, Livingston b Co.) r.
312 Page
Livingston Louis (Livingston 4 Co.) r. Frankfort,
Livingston Louis, bntrher, 614 Hayes, r. 6.% Fulton
Livingston Luke, butcher, 240 Fourth, r. 307 Clemen-
tina
Llvlncston Michael H., traveling salesman S. W.
RoHenstock & Co.. r. Lick House
Livingston Philip H., jeweler,. r. 612 Haight
Livingston Richard, brakemau S. P. Co.
Livingston Robert F., waiter, r. 333 Tehama
Livingston Roderick, carpenter, r. 21 Page
Livingston Samuel (D. Livingston k Co.) r. 1809 Pine
Livlnestoii WilllHm A., carpenter, r. 631 Sacramento
LIVINGSTON & CO. ,lo„is
Livintratoii, Abram P. Williams and
Joseph May) importers and Jobbers
T«rint*a and liquor:^, 2.5-27 Fremont
Livingstone 0. A., gripman Market St. RR., r. 26
Steuart
Livingstone David M. G., r. 126 Sixth
Livingstone Rinaldo, compositor Examiner, r. 65j
Harriet
Livingstone William B., clerk auditing dept. Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 618 Harrison
■^ Livingstone. See Livingston and Levingstone
Ljung J., boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mill
Llewellyn Caroline Mrs., r. 219J4 Prospect PI
Llewellyn Davis, shipbuilder, r. 868 Folsom
Llewellyn Llewellyn J., molder Columbia Foundry,
r. 8 Essex
Lilevrellyn Reese, proprietor Columbia Foundry,
133-135 Beale and 136 Main, r. Park Av opp Buena
Vi8ta
Llewellyn Reese^Jr., foreman Columbia Foundry, r. 8
Essex
Lile^vellyn Steam Condenser Manufactur-
ing: Co., James M. Streeten president, 330 Pine
room 51
Llewellyn Wilson, contractor, r. 610 Mason
■^Llewellyn. See Lewellyn
liloyd diaries R., agent Nordyke & Marmon Co.,
and Jenny Electric Co., 215 Sansome, room 8, r.
East Oakland
Uoyd Edwin C, painter, 208 McAllister, r. 621
Capp
Lloyd Frederick W., conductor, r. 1017 Polk
Llojd George A., office 208 McAllister, r. 624 Capp
Lloyd George E., clerk Edward F. Gibbon, r. 917 Polk
Lloyd Horatio N., surveyor Pac. Insurance Union, r.
724 Broderick
Lloyd John, attorney at law, 4113$ California, room
15, r. Fruit Vale
Lloyd John, surveyor, r. North Point nr Larkin
Lloyd John H., car driver, r. 1504 Turk
Lloyd Reuben H. (Lloyd & Wood) r. 1010 Folsom
Llojd Robert, laborer, r. 120 Alta
Lloyd Samuel, cook, r. 147 Third
Lloyd Sarah, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 9 Langton, rear
Lloyd Williiim, gralner, r. 115 M Shipley
Lloyd William A., molder Union Iron Works, r. W b
Geiirgia, bit Sierra and Nevada
Lloyd William H., plumber, r. 413)4 Octavla
Lioyd <b Wood (Reuben H. Lloyd and William 8.
Wood) attorneys at law, 9-13 Nevada Block
Lloyd^s Ajfency, Catton, Bell & Co., office 406
California
Uoyd's Plate Glass Insurance Co., Brown,
Craig i Co., general agents, 429 California
Llo.vd's Register of British and Foreign Shipping, J.
H. Freeman surveyor, office 219 SauBome
Loaiza Frank, refiner, r. 317 Filbert
Loaiza Luis, buyer W. Loaiza, r. 1217 Washington
Loaiza Manuel Y., with W. Loaiza, r. 1217 Washing-
ton
FRATINGER & CO.
OF ALL DESCBIFTIONS.
105 KEAKNY STREET.
GAS, WATER and STEAM
FITTING,
in all its Branches, Well Done.
Vv/_ E
PLUMBER,
Established 1360,
- LANE,
606 KEARNV STREETS
Telephone 315.
Lioaiza W. (WincesloR Loaiza and Jorye L. Canalizo)
commission merchant, 808 California
Loaiza Wincsloa (W. Loaiza) r. 1217 Washington
Loaiie Abraham, planer Hobbs, Wall k Co., r. 1530
Golden Gate Av
Loane Charles K., whitener James C. Sellers, r. 1612
Golden Gate Av
Loane Frank M., contractor, r. 1512 Golden Gate Av
Loane Harry E., bricklayer, r. 1114 Golden Gate Av
Loane Henry S., r. 1512 Golden Gate Av
Loane John M., driver Lachman & Jacobi, r. 1205
Turk
Lob Gustav, butcher, r. 1423 Valencia
Lobe Emlle, merchant (Seattle. W. T.) r. 1613 Gough
Lobe Simon, jeweler, r. 8 Monroe
«»- Lobe. Sc-eLoeb
Lobel-Mahy Raymond de, clerk French Consulate, r.
1016 J4 Larkin
Loben Sels P. J. "Van, attorney at law and
Consul Paraguay, 530 California, r. 1002 Adeline,
Oakland
Lobenstieu Brothers (Louis and Ralph) boots and
shoes, 619 Hayes
Lobenstein Delia Mrs., widow, r. 1009 Pierce
Lobenstein Louis (LobenKteiu Bros.) r. 1009 Pierce
Lobenstein Jonan, cigarniaker, r. 1009 Pierce
Lobenstein Ralph (Lobenstein Bros.) r. 1009 Pierce
Lobel Julius, salesman G. Abrahamaon, r. 1717 Sutter
Lobos Avenue School, Miss E. Goldsmith principal.
Point Lobos Av. nr Parker Av
Lobos Square Packin^r House, Leon Blum k
Co. pruprietorB, N 8 Bay, nr Buchanan, office
105-107 Calitornla
Lobree Augusta Mrs., r. 483 Halght
Locan Frank, real estate, r. 1114 Post
Locan Rudolph E., bartender Joseph Marshall, r. 1008
Clay
<y Locan. See Logan
Loch William, liquor saloon, 813 Stockton, r. 1107 Clay
Lochbaura A. H. & Co. (August H. l.ochbaum) miifrs
jewelry boxes and fancy casts, 134 Sutter
Lochbaum August A. (A. H. Lochbaum & Co.) r. 1809
Post
Lochbaum August H. Jr., jewelry boxmaker A. H.
Lochbaum A; C»., r. 944 Twenty-first
Lochbaum Edw;ird, c(;mpoBitor F. L. Fisher k Co., r.
1809 Post
Locher Mrs., widow, r. N b Ripley PI, bet Folsom
and Harrison, B. H.
Locher Adolph, teacher music, r. 8 Monroe
Locher F. Joseph, merchant ti.ilor, 23 Kearny, r.l610
Post
Locher Mary, widow, r. 316 Sixth
Locher Robert, carpenter, r. 13J7 Filbert
LocLhead John, mechanical engineer, 2.'2 Steuart
Lochner J., capitalist, r. 317 Bush
Locke Anna H., widow, r. 15-'l Leavenworth
Locke Charles W., dentist Calvin Moore, r. H Eddy
Locke Francis L., miller Golden Gate Flouring Mills,
r. Oakland
Locke Henry Mrs., widow, r. 418 Powell
Locke HoUis M., letter carrier Post Office, r.l Middle
Locke Isaac S.. r. 1 Middle
Locke Jam( 8, Laborer, r. 1226 Folsom, rear
Locke James B., printer, r. 1139 Union
Locke James P., carriagemaker, 670 Mission, r. 819
Church
Locke J. Everett, compositor Bulletin, r. 1521 Leav-
enworth
Locke Josluh H.. superintendent Golden Gate Flour-
ing Mills, r. 819 Grove
Locke Louis, interpreter Chinese, Criminal Courts.
Old City Hall. r. 1412 Jackson
Locke M. Mrs., widow, dressmaker, r. 722 Chlifornia
Locke Morgan, r. 512 San Jose Av
Locke Nathan S., clerk Post Office, r. 1 Middle
Locke Raymond M., laborer, r. 1929 Union
Locke Robert, carpenter, r. 13'29 Filbert
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mannfactarer orerery description of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CABS.
48 to OU Beale Street. San Fraacisco.
V%^mm.mm^^^ lii»w«rk CA9^e Tnuuaii, Isham A Hooker, 421-427 Market 8b
Dennett jump oeais- unoLiESAiiE a!ni> REXAHi.
LOG
750
LOF
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
MAjrUTACTUKEES OT
Plain, Japanned and Stamped
TI IVr ^V^ -A. R_ E3
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Locke Samuel, miner, r. 417 Kearny
Locke Silas M., capitalist, r. 125 Golden Gate At
Locke Sue, InHirance solicitor and Chinese Inter-
preter Brown, Craig & Co., r. 33 Waverly PI
Locke True, salesman Uoos Bros., r. 2 Lily Av
Locke William, cook, r. »10 Battery
Locke William J., clerk Bncklugham & Hecht, r. 819
Church
Locker Mary Mrs., r. 316 Sixth
Locker William, r. 728 Folsom
Lockhart Archibald, clerk Lebenbaum Bros., r. 325
Minna
Lockhart George N., watertender stmr Queen of the
Pacific, r. 184 Perry
Lockhart Herbert, foreman Humboldt Warehouse, r.
406 Castro
Lockhart Isaac, r. 130 Rose Av
Lockhart James, longshoreman, r. 14 Washington
Lockhart John, peddler, r. 7 Converse
Lockhart John H., plasterer, r. 130 Rose At
Lockhart Julia, -widow, r. 130 Rose Av
Lockhead John, engineer, r. 708 Fol-som
Lockman Herman G., clerk, r. NW cor Pine and
Broderick
Locks Herman, porter H. M. Newhall b Co., r. 1235
Vallejo
Locks Joseph S., barber Albert Woerz, r. 825 Kearny
Lockspring Mattress Co. (Decker C. Wickham and
William W. Reed) 946-918 Howard
Lockwood Arthur D., secretary Pao. Casket Co., 518
Market, r. 725 Pine
Lockwood Eugene, r. 2726 FoUom
Lockwood F. 8., r. 270 Minna
Lockwood Henry, clerk, r. 403 Bryant
Lockwood James H., gripman Market St. RB., r. Ter-
minal Hotel
Lockwood Kate J., widow, r. 403 Bryant
Lockwood Lizzie M. Miss, r. 327 Minna
Lockwood I-ouisa Mrs., widow, r. 1613 Scott
Lockwood Susie F. Mrs., teacher painting, r. 2224k
Mission
Lockwood Thomas, machinist Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r.
2224 k Mission
Lockwood William fireman, r. 215 Shotwell
Lockyer Thomas C, captain tug Sea Witch, t. 267
East
Locomotive Engineers' Board of, 909 M Market
Locomotive Mining Co. (Pima Co.. A. T.) John
Crockett secretary, 8 S. F. Stock and Exchange
Bldg
Loder Frank, bill poster T. N. Dunphy & Co.. r. 537
Sacramento
Loderhose August, bakery, 215 Second, r. 147 Silver
Loderhose Christ, waiter Beth & Fricke
Lodge Fred D., r. 632 Bush
Lodge William F., millhand P. B. McKay, r. 21 Caro-
line
Lodge William H., janitor Board of Supervisors, and
extrnman Engine Xo. 12, r. 101 Commercial
Lods Charles L., carpenter Spring Valley W. W., r.
351 Twenty-fourth
Loearn Allen, ranchman, cor Persia Av and Excelsior
Loeb Aaron, bookkeeper Otto Barman, r. 647 Wash-
ington
Loeb Gabriel, salesman Buyer & Belch, r. 410 Taylor
Loeb Julius, salesman 3. C. Lubin. r. 743 Ellis
!»" Loeb. See Lobe
Loebel David, salesman, r. 205 Front
Loeber August A., printer W. A. Woodward k Co., r.
220 Montgomery Av
Loeffler George, driver John Buss, r. 911 Eighteenth
Loeffler John (Shrakkart & Loeffler) r. 718!< Bryant
Loeffler John, machinist N. W. Spaulding Saw Co., r.
Oakland
Loefler Martin G., clerk Scrivner k Boone, r. ISUH
Larkin
Loehr Frederick, porter Ablborn House
Loehr George W., drug clerk Philip Flatow. r. 1710
Broderick
Liesch Amelia Mrs., r. 106 McAllister
Loesch Charles, wines and liquors. SE cor Pine
and Kearny, r. 6 Quincy PI
Loesche Otto, waiter Wigwam Theater, r. 128 Second
Loeser Julius, teamster F. Chevalier k Co., r. 521
Green
Loeser Leopold, merchant, r. 1532 Post
Loessel Theodore, bookkeeper, r. 919 Greenwich
Loew Aaron, tailor, 14 Turk
Loewe August, r. cor Thirtieth and Sanchez
Loewe Bernhard, insurance agent, r. 21V Second
Loewe Brotbers (Mrs. Henrietta Loewe, Moses Siegel
and Jacques Blum) wholesale liquors, 217 Battery
Loewe Henrietta Mrs. (Loewe Bros.i r. 830 McAllihter
Loewe Joseph H., salesman Loewe Bros., r. 830 Mc-
Allister
Loewe William G.,proptr Liberty Dairy, cor Thirtieth
and Sanchez
Iff" Loewe. See Low, Lowe and Loewy
Loewpl Alexander, butcher L. Hechheimer, r. 1007
McAllister
Loewel Alexander, clerk, r. 1030 McAllister
P^ Loewel. See Lowell
Loweuberg Emil, bookkeeper Koenlgsberger, Falk k
Maver
Lowenberg George, salesman M. Brandenstein k Co.,
r. 1013 Golden Gate Av
Loewenberg Herman, clerk, r. 1518 California
a£^ Loewenberg. See Lowenberg
Loewenfels M. W., editor Abend Post, r. 2505 Cali-
fornia
Loewenguth Charles, laborer, r. 16 Natoma
Loewenguth Henry, molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 16
Natoma
Loewenhayn Henry, fruit commission, 428 Sansome,
r. Abbottsford House
Lowenstein Abraham, salesman G. AbrahAmson, r. S
Uollis
Lowenstein Bertha, widow, r. 8 Hollis
i^" Loewenstein. See Lowenstein
Loewenthal Joseph, r. 613 Stevenson
Loewenthal Max (Lowenthal k Suterl r. 905 Market
Loewenthal Paul, clerk, r. 1920 Mason
Loewenthal Sarah Mrs., second-hand clothing, 927
Market, r. 513 Stevenson
Loe^renthal <!ic Snter (Max Loewenthal and
Daniel Suter) attorneys at law, 214 Sansome,
rooms 13-14
a^ Lowenthal. See Lowenthal and Lewenthal
Loewi Julius, merchant, r. 1538 Ellis
lioewy William, attorney at law, 310 Pi«e, rooms
3U-34, r. 946 Geary
S^ Loewy. See Loewe and Lowe
Loffler Edward, cabinetmaker, r. 161 Berry
Lofstad Charles, framemaker, r. 131 Turk
Liofstad John N., manufacturer and importer fnrs,
920 Market
Lofstedt Charles H., cooper, r. 8 Federal
Loftenberg M., r. 710 California
Loftis Frank P. H., machinist, r. 1330 Church
Loftis Michael, laborer, r. 225 Perry
Loftus James, salesman Somers & Healey, r. 6 Cali-
fornia Av, bet Eugenia and Godeus, B. H.
aff' Loftis. See Loftus
LOFTUS BROS. & RICH
(John and Ed-trard C. Loftas and
Obadiah Rich) sole aj^ents Pacific Coast
for Blnj^fhampton cylinder and ma-
chine oils, Nevada Inbricatinjf com-
Sound, Larkin & Scheffer anhydrous
quid ammonia, quartz mill acreens a
specialty, 7 Spear
Loftus Edward C. (Loftus Bros. & Rich) r. Oakland
Loftus George W., driver Phcenix Brewery, r. 135
Ninth
THE BEST
CLOTHING
For MEN AND BOYS at
"THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK, SAN FRANCISCO.
THE LION Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, 54,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN. Manager
HICKS & JUOD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
LOF
751
LON
Loftnii John (Loftus Bros, fc Rich) r. 24 Mint At
LoftuB Juhn, laborer, r. 365 Eleventti
Loftus John, teamster, x. 1621 Dolores
Loftus John, teamater William J. Adams, r. 23S
Eleventh
Loftus M«ry, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Loftus Mary Mrs., groceries, 1621 Dolores
Loftus Michael, gralner, r. 42 Moss
Loftus Michael A., policeman, r. 413 Valencia
Loftus Michael H., teamster, r. 1533 Dolores
Loftus Patrick H., painter Occidental Hotel
l»* Loftus. See Loftls
liOgfan A. D., president OranKers' Bank of Cali-
fornia, NW cor California and Battery, r. 1813
Baker
Logan A. P., r. 465 Tehama
Logan Charles W., r. 1813 Baker
Logan Dnniel D., piledriver, r. 338 Fifth
Logan Daniel H., carpenter, r. 1135 Buchanan
Logan Duncan, master mariner, r. 700 Broadway
Logan Edward, liquor snloon, 156 Clara
Logan F. B., clerk The History Co., r. Capitol House
Logan Harry C, Pac. Coast freight agent Texas and
Pacific and Missouri Pacific Bailway Cos., 605
Market, r. 800 McAllister
Logan Henry C, porter, r. 327 Jessie
Ixjgan Hugh, contractor, r. 2506)4 California
Logan James, extraman Hook and Ladder No. 2., r.
1321)4 Stockton
Logan James C. Mrs., widow, r. 2228 California
Logan James F., carpenter and builder, 212 Ninth, r.
922 Minna
Logan John, liquor saloon, W a Mission, opp Cort-
land Ay
Logan John, teamster W. W. Chase & Co., r. 13 Page
Logan John E., physician, 101 Van Ness At
Logan John F., packer Sam C. Partridge, r. Oakland
Logan John R., coUarmaker Main k Winchester, r.
789 Natoma
Logan Joseph, clerk, r. 436 Green
Logan Mary Mrs., r. 788 Harrison
Logan Michael, woolgrader, r. 221 Clara
Logan Milburn H., physician and surgeon, 204 Sutter,
r. 627 Webster
Logan Newton Mrs., matron Cal. Woman's Hospital,
N s Sacramento, bet Baker and Lyon
Logan Noble, furnished rooms, 108 Second
Logan Rudolph, laborer, r. 67 Natoma
Logan Stephen, laborer, r. 412 Clementina
Logau Thomas F., teamster, r. 5 Genera
Logan Walter, waiter Palace Hotel
Logan Walter McG., engineer Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine Works, r. Oakland
Logan William A., mail clerk Examiner, r. 436 Green
IjOgan William B., clerk general freight office S. P.
Co., r. 204 McAllister
Logan William E.. r. 2506 California
■^ Logan. See Locan
Logg John. r. 636 Sacramento
Loggie James J., clerk McKay & Co., r. 712 Shotwell
Logue Daniel, laborer, r. 137 South Park At
Logue James, r. 45 Clinton
Logue James, laborer, r. N s Fulton, bet Devisadero
and Broderick
Loh Adam, porter Louis Kline * Co., r. 738 Vallejo
Liolian Os'ivald, vice-consul German Empire, 318
Sacramento, r^425 Octavia
Loheide Frederick W., house and sign painter, 412
Sixth
Loheide Max H., sign Dainter, r. 412 Sixth
Lohf J. H., r. 319 Stockton
Lohl Harry, porter W. W. Montagae k Co., r. 51 X
Clara
Lohman H., cook, r. 811 Bush
Lohman Henry, butcher Ahlborn Honae
Lohman Henry, cabinttmaker, r. 1 Haggln
Lohman Kate Miss, chambermaid Ahlborn House
Lohman Theodore, confectioner, r. Ill Ninth
DR. BAZAN'S
TnERHO-ELECTRIO
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Giyen.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
WATER FILTERS,
ALL SIZES AND KINDS FOR FAUCETS.
Large Fllterera with capacity for cleaning all water
used in the house, simple and cheap.
Plumber,
Established 1880.
505 Kearny Street,
Telephone 315.
Lohmann Edward F., clerk Weil, Baer ft Co., r. 70S
Taylor
Lohmaun Henry, carpenter, r. 141 Shipley
Lohmann Henry, fruits, 154 Ninth
Lobmann Jacob, dairy produce, 1649 Mission
Lohmann John H., painter, r. 116 Shotwell
Lohmeyer John C, painter. 2003)4 Mission, r. NW
Bryant Av and Twenty-third
Lohmuller AuRust. salesman, r. 133 Seventh
Lohner Albert, teamster, r. 523 Stevenson
Lohner Anthony, laborer, r. 5Z.i Stevenson
Lohner Chiirles E., baggagemaster O. R. and N. Co., r.
26 Lapidge
Lohse John, clerk Carl R. Nolte, r. 3004 Mluion
Liohse •JoUn F.. secretary California Powder
Works and Hercules Powder Works, 230 Califor-
nia, r. 2512 Washington
Lohse Nicholas, pipe foreman Spring Valley W. W.,
r. 1333 Pine
Lohse Nicholas C, laborer, r. 857 Folsom
Lohse Theodore G., plumber J. F. Butler, r. 440X
Hayes
Lohse William, clerk Meyer k Christensen, r. 345
Townsend
Lohsen Diedrich H. W. (Lohsen k Appiarlus) r. 1810
Scott
liOhsen Harry, groceries and liquors, 416 O'Far.
rell
Lohsen k Appiarius (Diedrich H. W. Lohsen and
Henry C. Appiarius) liquor saloon, 1600 Market
Lolseau Adolph, journalist, r. 1919 Taylor
Loiseau Joseph L., bookkeeper George E. Belmor, r.
1919 Taylor
Loker William T., tobacconist, r. 228 Folsom
Lolor Charles P., ship and freight broker and
forwadring agent, 31 Merchants' Exchange, r. 852
Mission
e^ Lolor. See Lawler and Lawlor
Loman Edward, janitor, r. 1006 Clay
Lomas Edward R., clerk New Franklin Hotel
Lomax James, calker, r. 1212)4 Pacific
Lombard Abraham G., carpenter, r. 423 Second
Lombard Charles C, collector Horace Davis k Co., r.
Oakland
Lombard Frank H., stenographer, 315 California,
room 6, r. 32 Silver
Lombard Frederic, teacher languages, r. SB cor
Greenwich and Larkin
Lombard Patrick, galvunizer r. 30 Clinton
Lombard Koswell, gardener, r. 315 Thirteenth
Lombard Street Primary School, N s Lombard, bet
Baker and Broderick
Lombard Warehouse. George S. Neale k Co. proptrt.
SW cor Lombard and Sansome
0^ Lombard. See Lumbard
Lombard! Cherubino, French restaurant, 706 Mont-
gomery
Lombardo Antonio, musician, r. 906 Vallejo
Lomelino Joseph W., druggist, SW cor Pacific and
Leavenworth
Lomettl Joseph, cellar foreman J. Pi Schardin ft Co.,
r. 6 Telegraph PI
Lomler Ernest, clerk, r. 122 Taylor
Lommatzch Emil, cabinetmaker Charles Elemm, r.
716 Bryant
London Alexander, painter, r. 38 Clara
London and Lancashire Fire Inanraneo
Co. (of Liverpool) Balfour, Guthrie k Co., gen-
eral agents, George W. Spencer manager, 316 Cal-
ifornia
liondon and NeTT York Clottitng: Co.,
Charles Colman ft Co. proprietors, NE cor Eear-
ny and Sutter
London and Provincial Fire Insurance
Co. (limited) of London, Harry W. Syz, general
agent. 410 California
London and Provincial Marine Insurance Co. (Lon-
don) 322-324 California
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 riRST ST.
TELEPHONB 82.
BOOKBINDERS.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSKTS OVER FIVE MTLIiIONS.
BROWN. CRAIG & CO., General Agents.
LON
752
LON
W. W. Montague & Co.
Importers and Dealers In
ENaLlSH AND AMERICAN
JBncaastlc. Oluzed and Plain.
309. 311. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
London and San Francisco Bank (limited)
Arthur Scrivener mauager, William Steel assis-
tant manager, NW cor California and Leidesdorfif
London Assurance Corporation (fire) of Lon-
don, Robert Dickson manager, SE cor California
and Montgomery
Iiondon Assurance Corporation (marine of
London) Parrott & Co. agents, 306 California
I London Charles, artist Britton h Rey, r. 1323 Steiner
(.London Henry, salesman Jonas Schoenfeld, r. 1765
Howard
London House, 222 H Fourth
London James, upholsterer, r. 2722 Folsom
London Louis, clerk Liebes Bros. & Co., r. 38 Clara
London Louis A., painter, r. 2493^ Clara
London, Paris and American Bank (limited)
David Cahn manager, Eugene Meyer sub-mana-
ger, 205 Sanpome
London Quicksilver Mining Co., A. Halsey secretary,
328 Montgomery, room 7
London 'William R., dairyman, r. 2722 Folsom
t^ London. See Lunden and Lundin
Londry Andrew P., brass molder W. T. G-arratt & Co.,
r. 832 Mission
Lone Jack Mining Co. (El Dorado County, CaL) J. M.
Bnfl5ngton secretary, 309 California, rooms 3-i
Lone Mountain Cemetery (now Laurel Hill) \V s
Central Av, bet Post and California
Lone Mountain Nursery, Albert Hilbert proptr, Post,
bet Devisadero and Broderick. depot 15 Geary
Lonergan C. J., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 107
Turk
Lonergan Cornelius, porter Hecht Bros. & Co., r. 639
Natoma
Lonergan Daniel, laborer Oregon Imp Co., r. 309
Ninth
Lonergan George M., order clerk Goldberg, Bowen &
Co.. r. Oakland
Lonergan George M., balesman Verdier, Moreau &
Co., r. 1 Fifth
Lonergan James, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 7 Sheridan
Lonergan Jeremiah H., salesman, r. 1314 Van Ness Av
Lonergan John, sa'esman, r. 1 Fifth
Lonergan Michael, baker, r. 207 Eighth
Lonergan Peter J., saddler Omnibus BR., r. 917 Na-
toma
Lonergan Thomas F. (Lonergan k Daly) r. 1221 Polk
Lonergan & Dalv (Thomas F. Lonergan and Peter
Daly) bakery, 1221 Polk
Loney Anthony, whitener, 801 Mission, r. 806 Jessie
Loney George, special officer, r. 224 Kearny
d^" Loney. See Looney
Long Alden, teamster, r. N s Army, bet Howard and
Folsom
Long Alexander, tailor, r. 5 Everett
Long Alvin, engineer stmr Gold, r. 16 Ellis
Long Andrew L., r. 114 Hayes
Long Anson D. teamster, r. 114 J^i Dore
Long Branch Hotel, Nicholas Hochguertel proptr, nr
Cliff House
Long Bridget, widow, r.N s Falkland, bet Tombigbee
and Potomac
Long Charles, clerk, r. 1230 Valencia
Long Charles, seaman sohr Tartar, r. 5 Verona PI
Long Charles, trunkmaker D. Block & Co., r. 360
Seventeenth
Long Charles, varieties, 930 Washington
Long Charles H., printer, r. 2820 Greenwich
Long Charles H. Jr. pressman H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
2820 Greenwich
Long Claude (estate of) hardware, etc., 654 Wash-
ington
Long Claude, clerk estate of Claude Long, r. 29
Stone
Long Daniel W., stenographer R. B. Mitchell, r. Oak-
land
Long David, teamster, r. 801 Vallejo
Long Denis, boilermaker, r. 13 Maria
Long Edward, r. 113 Perry
Long Edward, teamster William Kerr,r. 909 Battery
Long Edward D., r. 2820 Greenwich
Long Edward W., foreman H. L. Bishop, r. 331
Eighteenth
Long EdBon Jr., speculator, r. 113 Perry
Long Ella Miss, dressmaker, r. 148 Natoma
Long Ella Mrs., furnished rooms, 118 Eddy
Long Florence I. Mrs., teacher music, 734 Montgom-
ery, room 11
Long Frederick, cook, r. 114 Hayes
Long Frederick A., cabinetmaker, r. 208 Leavenworth
Long George, carpenter, r. 148 Natoma
Long George, saloon keeper, r. 702 Harrison
Long George F., laundryman, r. 1836 Howard
Ijong George H., carpenter, r. 317 Third
Long George S., porter Weil Bros. & Sons, r. cor
Nineteenth and Church
Long Harry, teamster Pac. Box Factory
Long Henry, r. 417 Kearny
Long Jacob A., painter, r. 624 Fourth
Long James, carpenter, r. 148 Natoma
Long James, carpenter, r. S s Sixteenth, bet Church
and Sanchez
Long James, foreman Holbrook, Merrill jc Stetson, r.
West Oakland
Long James H., attorney at law Whittemore & Sears,
and assistant prosecuting attorney Police Court
No. 1, office 318 Pine, rooms 18-20,- r. 148 Natoma
Long John, boxmaker, r. 114 Dore, rear
Long John D., janitor Custom House, r. 1130 Twenty-
second
Long Jesse P., laundryman S. F. Laundry
Long Joseph, master mariner, r. 5 Verona
Long Katie E. Miss, saleslady, r. 2213 Pine
Long L. L., clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r. 531 Post
Long Lydia F., widow, r. 1230 Valencia
Long Maurice H., porter Carolan & Co., r. 36 Garden
Long Mary, widow, r. 29 Stone
Long Michael, r. 360 Seventeenth
Long Nicholas J. T., r. 145 Grove
Long Patrick, coalpasser etmr Eureka >
Long Patrick, laborer, r. 28 Minna
Long Patrick J., watchman Sutter St. BR., r. 2213
Pine
Long Robert S., carpenter, r. Park Hotel
Long Salmon H. (Hemme & Long) r. 1812 Washington
Long Samuel K., news agent, 734 Montgomery, room
11, r. 1318 Mason
Long Seely P., physician and surgeon, 14 Grant
Av, rooms 16-17, r. 100 Haight
Long Suwarrl, porter, r. 1607 ii Jones
Long Thomas C, bartender John J. Crowley, r. 1160
Market
Long William, r. 609 Pine
Long William, brewer Golden City Brewery, r. 1431
Pacific
Long William, expressman, r. 39 Clementina
Long William, waiter, r. 533 Sacramento
Longfellow Frank W., grlpman Geary St. RB.
Longfellow George, painter, r. 102 Central Av, rear
Longfellow Henry A., planer S. F. Box Factory, r.
NW cor Dolores and Twenty-sixth
Longfellow Joseph W., boxmaker Union Box Factory,
r. 1603 M Fillmore
Longfellow Primary School, Missif ennle^Smith prin-
cipal. Silver, bet Second and Third
Longley George W. (Longley & Johnson) r. 915 Jones
Longley Samuel, r. 335 Turk
Longley & Johnson (George W. Longley and Joseph
M. Johnson) pictorial and ornamental sign paint-
ers, 332 Bush
Longman Albert, r. 747 Howard
Longman Thomas, blacksmith, r. 36 Clay
Longmoore Anna G., lodgings, 403 Broadway
Longo Antonio, seaman stmr San Juan, r. 1503 Powell
Longo Donato, tailor G. Tacconi, r. 621 Broadway
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
THE LARGEST
CARPET AHD UPHOLSTERY HOUSE
ON THE PACIPIO COAST,
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT .^OVB PALACK HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Uanufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
31 Martet St
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY] ''l°"»'"|''»^«'""o'Ch«n>P«»«'e.«>ntfrom^ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO..
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LODRO Gaetano. shoemaker, 15<)3 Pow< 11
LoD((*bore Lumbermen's Protective Association, 818
Howard
LoDKstreet E. S. Mrs., millinery, 1201 Bush
Longtiu John B., booti» and shoes, 140 Seventh
Longmurk John, r. 14 Antonio
Loncwin John (Stevciison A Longwill) r. 5 Vassar PI
LONGWORTH THE nr.. ^.ry
E. Pendleton proprietor, 510 Geary
Lonigo Eniile V., pliysioian. 14'.'5>4 Dupout
Loo Louis, cook Bohemian Club, r. 827 Pacific
Looke Auaust, ctllarman S. F. Stock Brewery, r. 2109
Francisco
Loomer Jacob E., carpenter and builder, r. 1510 San-
chez
Loomis A. W. Rev. D. D.. pantor First Presbyterian
Chinese Church, r. 1213 Leavenworth
Loomis B., carpenter, r. 2518 Bryant
Loomis B E. (Loomis & Morse) r. 120 Jones
Loomis Charles, b.irtender Ji'hu M. Clienoweth
Loomis Charles, teamster, r. 310 Eighth
Loomis George president Pac. Coast Oil Co. 123 Cal-
ifornia, r. Palace Hotel
Loomis John P., clerk supply dept. Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. 729 California
Loomis Samuel L., stock broker, 318 Montgomery r.
Santa Clara
Loomis Theodore A., clerk Samuel L. Loomis, r.
Santa Clara
Loomis Wlliiam A. B., clerk, r. 1214 McAllister
Loomis * Morse (B. E. Loomis and Charles 0. Morse)
proptrs Psp. Coast Keal Estate Agency, room 11
Odd Fellows' BMg
Looney Andrew, liquor saloon. 9 Powell, r. 213 Jone
Looney Daniel, with Lambeit & Green, r. 1636 Eddy
Looney Hunh, r. 10U5 Twentieth
Looney Jtibu, liquor saloon, 57 Clementina
■^ Looney. See Louey
Loop Sydney J., cUrk, r. 442 Twenty-second
Looryea Max, tailor, 231 Pacific, r. 918 Montgomery
■^ Looryea. See Lorvia
Looslie Charles, fireman Cal. Cracker Co., r. 308
Minna
Lopec Antone, seaman, r. 100 X Jackson
Lopes Joseph, irouer La Grande Laundry
Lopez Adrian J. W., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons, r.
West Berkeley
Lopez Ben, brakemiin Cal. Cracker Co., r. 30 Prescott
Lopez CarloK, dealer Mexican fruits, r. 26 Hinckley
Lopez Emma, widow, r. tiil Filbert
Lopez Frank, baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. 319 Union
Lopez Jacinto J. (Pacheco & Lopez) r. 266 First
Lopez Jennie Miss, dressmaker, r. 624 Filbert
Lopez John, baker, r. 319 Union
Lopez Joseph, miner, r. 10 Stark
Lopez Patia, widow r. 4 Vallejo PI
Lopez Roberto, carriafie maker, r. 16 Scott PI
Lopresti Anthony, restaurant, 13-15 Powell, r. 428
Eddy
Lorang Ludwig, r. 1505 Dupont
Lorber Addie Mrs., widow, r. Ill Scott
Lorber Ai.ton S., clerk William C. Flint, r. Alameda
Lord Andrew J , painter, r. 107 Fifth
Lord Cliarlis A., agent, r. 413 Golden Gate Av
Lord Charles C , r. 1110 Leavenworth
Lord Charles G., collector, r. 310 Hayes
Lord Charles G.. r. 1909 Baker
Lord Edward, attorney at law, r. 1279 Twenty-first
Lord Edward N., lithot^rapher, r. 202H Turk
Lord Edwin (C hrlsteuson & Lord) r. 421 Tenth
Lord Elijah S., ship carpenter, r. 310 Hayes
Lord Elizabeth, widow, r. 1126 Howard
Lord Erabtus O., office 324 Pine, room 9
Lord Eucene A., carpenter, r. 26 Turk
LORD FRANKLIN F. ,....■.
cian, ofllce £.'{5 Kearny, r. 916 Bush
CAST IRON PIPE.
GAS and "WATER PIPE
And FITTINGS of all Sizes.
w.
Plumber,
Established 1840.
E. LANE,
505 Kearny Street.
Telephone 31i.
FRATINGER & CO.
Fine Dressmaking
105 KEARXY STREET.
Lord Frederick, pipe molder Empire Foundry, r. 658
Linden Av
Lord George W., conducter Presidio RR.,r. 632 Green
Lord James H., carpenter, r. 1 Beaver
Lord Jane Mrs , r. 132 Fourth
Lord John, solicitor Goldberg, Bowen k Co.. r. 1279
Twenty-first
Lord John L., painter, r. 136 Fifth
Lord John \V., porter, r. 7.33 Market
Lord Leslie clerk The Lion Fire, Washington Fire
and Marine, Orient Ins. and Imperial Fire Ins.
Co's.. r. Oakland
Lord Marlbrough, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. North Point, bet Larkin and Polk
Lord P. L., r. 1208 Market
Lord Patrick, stonemason, r. 33 Ritch
Lord Rosalie, widow, r. 916 Bush
Lord Theodore A., attorney at law, r. 1828 Yallejo
Lord Thomas, carpenter, r. 28 Turk
Lord Thomas B., soap dealer, r. 6 Montgomery Court
Lord Thomas C, clerk, r. 314 Oak
Lord Thomas H., witchmaker and jeweler, 831
Kearny, r. 211 Gough
Lord V. A. Mrs., wi<iow, r. Grand Hotel
Lord William, seaman stmr Bonita, r. 36 Sftcramento
Lord William A., master mariner, r. Commercial
Hotel
Lordan Minnie, shoefitter Kutz & Murr, r. 1141 Har-
rison
Lorden Jeremiah, molder, r. 53 Clementink
Lorden Mary Mrs.,r. 13 Maria
Lorenco Frank A., barber Ferdinand Sand, r. 467
Jessie
Lorentz John B., upholsterer, 152 Eddy, r. 420 Duncan
Lorentz Nicholas, waiter, r. 24 Turk
Lorentz Robert (August Hoelscher 4 Co.) r. 302 Turk
0^ Lorentz. See Lawrence, Loren and Lorenz
liorentzen A. P., insurance broker and business
agent. UM Steuart, r. Alameda
Lorentzen Christian, cook, r. 101 First
Lorentzen Henry H., clerk, r. 325 H Bush
Lorentzen Peter H., framemaker. r. 2423 California
Lorenz Anna, widow, r. 1713 Leavenworth
Lorenz Charles, engineer, r. 202 Brannan
Lorenz John F., bookkei per S. H. Harmon Lumber
Co., r. 1713 Leavenworth
Lorenz Max, wood carver, r. 932 Howard
t^" Lorenz. See Lawrence, Lorens and Lorentz
Lorenzen Christian, machinist Jason Springer & Co.,
r. 237 Seventh
Lorenzen Hans, laborer, r. 126 Morris Av
Lorenzen Henry, bookkeeper Hofmann & Woenne, r.
2026 Folsom
Lorenzen Henry Jr., clerk, r. 2026 Folsom
Lorenzen Mary, widow, r. 437 First
Lorenzen Meinhardt J., teamster Capitol Mills, r. 124
Fourteenth
Lorenzen Peter, longshoreman, r. 124 Silver
Lorenzen Thomas F., foreman Henry Dabelstein, r.
207 Second
Lorenzl Egidio, teacher languages, r. 614 Broadway
Lorenzo Bessie Mrs., r. 145 Ellis
Lorenzo C, cook, r. 150 Broadway
Lorenzo Charles, longshoreman, r. NW cor First and
Brannan
Lorenzo John, r. 419 Bay
Lorenzo M., teamster, r. 124 Fourteenth
Lorenzo William, driver Raymond & Clifford, r. 8W
cor Napa and Arkansas
Loreston House, Mrs. J. P. Stockwell proptr, 621 Bush
Lorick Frank, confectioner, r. 1415 Kearny
Lorigan Ann, widow, r. 641 Natoma
Lorigau Bartholomew F., carpenter Miller jc Hamil-
ton, r. 2930 Folsom
Lorigan Daniel, waiter, r. 770 Howard
Lorigan Edward B., blacksmith, r. 607 Stockton
Lorigan Frank B., bookkeeper Stewart h Bucklay, r.
607 Stockton
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMP0BTEB3 or
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
S09, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAEEET ST£££T
LorlRan Frank R., carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r
2930 Folsom
Lorigan JohnH., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 641
Natoma
Lorigan Matthias C, laster BucbiDgham & Hecht, r.
2930 Folsom
LORILLARD P. & CO. (Jersey
City, N. J.) manufacturers tobacco, R.
D. Laidlaw agretit, 217 Front
Lorine Olof, stair builder A. I. Sanborn, r. McAllis-
ter, nr Octavia
LoriDg David W., with Bank of California, r. 2C04
Jackson
Loring E. B. Mrs., widow, lodgings, 1203 Market
Loring Emma K. Mrs., artist, r. 2409 Sacramento
Loring Francis H., clerk Henry K. Field, r. 2604
Jackson
Loring Frank A., lodgings, 1104 Mission
Loring Harriet G. Mrs., dressmaking, 112 O'Farrell
Loring Julius, boxmaUer, r. 639 Mission
Loring Ludwig, cooper, r. 1503 Dnpont
Loring Prescott, clerk George H. Foster, r.2521 Sutter
Loring Walter G., deckhand TJ. S. stmr General Mc-
Dowell
Loring William H., clerk Main & Winchester, r. 17
Hill
uryani at
LORQUIN E.
taxidermist, imp
Lorke Alois, cutter Porter, Slessinger & Co., r, 2604)4
Bryant Av _
Jl I naturalist and
importer articles of natur-
al history, birds and animals stuffed,
100.5 Market, r. Oakland
Lorquin Henry F., naturalibt and taxidermist. 410
Kearny, r. Oakland
Lorsbach Adolph, bookkeeper Von Bonn & Hencke
Bros., r. 18 Seventh
Lortie Edward, r. 3 Mary Lane
Lortz William, shoemaker, fi31 Pine
lioryea A. M., physician and surgeon and propri-
etor New Hammam Baths, 218 Post, r. 10U8 Van
Ness Av
Loryea James H., with A. M. Loryea, r. 218 Post
e^ Loryea. See Loorypa
L.OS Angeles and Independence Railroad
Co. (Soutbern Pacific Co. lessor) NE cor Fourth
and Townsond, room 4
I^09 Angeles and San Diego Railroad Co.,
office NE cor Fourth and Townseiid, room 34
Losekann George, locksmith, r. 1914 Powell, rear
Losekann Rudolph, bookbinder Althof & Bahls, r.
1914 Powell
Loset John, sawyer Pac. Woodenware and Cooperage
Co., r. 324 Vallejo
liOS Gatos Flouring Dlills (Los Gatos, Csl.)
Lowry & Steller jigeuts, 6 Davis
Los Gatos Fruit Packing Co, James E. Gor-
don secretary, 202 Market
liOs Gatos Ice Co. , S. H. Simonds agent, 654 Mission
Loss Robert, brassfiuisher, r. 101 First
Losse Louis, engineer Mlchelssen, Roth k Co., r. cor
Railroad Av and Venezuela
Lossius Rudolph, insurance agent, 324 Montgomery,
r. Alameda
Losverder Monroe, dairyman. Pell, bet Cole and Clay-
ton
Lotchford W. J., r. The Baldwin
Loth Frank, tailor Christian Zinns. r. 5 Beayer
Loth William H., with Market St. RR., r. 1912 Mc-
Allister
Lothers John, gardener, r. 1 Glover
Lothers John Jr., sngar sampler Am. Sngar Refinery,
r. I Glover
Lothrop Warren R. (H. F. Smith k Co.) r. 1811
O'Farrell
1^^ Lothrop. See Lathrop
Lett William 8. (William S. Lottfc Co.) r.lSX Rausch
Lott William S. & Co. (William S. Lott and Alfred 8.
Floo(i) carpentt-rs ana builders, 741 Mission
Lotter Edward, clerk John Nelson, r. SE cor ideventh
and Stevenson
Lotterbofcr Frank, carriage trimmer, 107 Jones, r.
136 Ridley
Lotterhos George, teamster, r. 12 Valparaiso
Lotti Antonio, stableman Pitto Milaui & Co., r. 706'
Sansome
Lotfji Caroline Miss, laoeworker, r. 3 Edith PI
l.ottji ErufStlni, widow, r. 3 Edith PI
Lottji Henry, plumber, r. 3 Edith PI
l-ottman Herman, carpenter, r. 117 Morris At
r.otto August, expressman, r. 429 Union
Lottritz Joseph S., stenographer, r. 421 Minna
Lottritz Thomas J., cabinettuaker, r. 153 Silver
Lotz Charles, confectioner, r. 30 Langton
Lotz Conrad, cook, r. 639 >6 Stevenson
Lotz Herman, baker, r. 7 Prospect PI
Lotz Matilda Miss, artist, 728 Montgomery, room 6, r.
299 Hyde
Lotz Paul (Jones & Lotz) r. 299 Hyde
Lotzin Hugo, boot and shoemaker, N s Teneriffe, bet
St. John and Toinbigbee
Louck Henry, seaman, r. 625 Lombard
Loucks Anna D. Mrs., r. 320 Mason
Loucks Orlando, grain merchant, r. 1442 Valencia
Loud Emily S. Mrs., teacher Emerson Primary School,
r. 923 Hyde
Loud Eugene F., clerk, r. 708 Buchanan
Loud Fuug, Cbinese clerk Anglo- Calif ornian Bank, r.
739 Sacramento
Loudenslager Agnes, widow, r. 702 California
I.oudenslager Thomas, actor, r. 702 California
Louderbach Charles, salesman A. Carlisle & Co., r. 38
Willows Av
Louderbach Lizzie Miss, teacher Starr King Primary
School, r. 3S Willows Av
Louderbai h Sophia, widow, r. 38 Willows At
Louderback Andrew A., distiller, r. 336 Eddy
liouderback Davis, attorney at law, 607 Kearny.
rooms 1-3 r. 1222 Geary
Louderback Louis C, clerk, r. 911 Polk
Louderback William A., electrotyper Painter k Co.,
r. bua Franklin
1^" Louderback. See Lonterbach
Loudon John L., merchandise broker, office 116 Cali-
fornia, r. 2106 Greenwich
Loudon Louis, sugar refiner, r. 402 Greenwich •
Loudon Oberlin, cigars and tobacco, 245 Second
Loudon William, butcher James Fogarty, r. 222 Austin
Loudon William M., dressmaking and cutting, U24
Stockton, r. 62oJ< Larkin
8^ Loudon. See Louden and Lowden
Louga John, laborer, r. 1001 Battery
Lougii Edwin J., picture dealer, 1127 Mission, r. 1016
Twentieth
Lougb Heuiy, seaman, r. 625 Lombard
Longh James, liquor saloon, 514 Mission, r. 131 Third
Iiougbborougli Alexander H., attorney at law,
507 Moutgomery, room 17, r. 829 O'Farrell
Loughborough (George A., clerk Dunham, Carrigan k
Co., r. 8J9 O'Farrell
B^" LouyhborouKh. See Loofbourow
Loughead Hall, 1605 Polk
Loughead John, paiutti, oils and hardware, 1601-1603
Polk, r. Niles. Alameda Co.
Lou-ihery Hu;;h, tinner J. C. Reud & Co., r. W b Cha-
pultepec, nr Coit and Av, B. H.
Loughery James, r. 1318 Dupont
Louphery Joseph, g istitter, r. W g Chapultepec, nr
Cortland Av B. H.
Loughery Robert J., shipping clerk Levi Strauss k
Co., r. 716 Chunh
Loughhead H. W., assistant note teller London and
S. F. Bank (limited) r. 418 Post
Lougblin Charles H., clerk 8. F. News Co., r. 717X
O'Farrell
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UNDEBWEAR
THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
ORIENT k Co. OP HARTFOBD
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,551,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WIL SEZTOK, IsA. ILaigef.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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LouRhlin DalBy MUb, teacher Ptclflc Heights School,
r. 2'il9 Pine
LonKhlln Jennie, tenpacker CaBtle Bros., r. 2228 Hyde
Loughlla Jolin, waller, r. 176 Perry
Loiighlln John C, r. 2in Clara
LouKhllu John M., gaatitter Thomaa Day & Co. (lim-
ited) r. 70<> Oiik
LoughlinMay Miss, dressmaker, r. 2228 Hyde
Loutfhllii Peter J., carpenter aod builder, r. 30i
Twenty-tirst
Loughllu Stephen, teamster, r. 231 Perry
Lougtilin Thonias, seaman stmr Oregon
Lmighlln Timothy NV., boili-rmaker, r. 709 Oak
LonKhlln William, carrier Call, r. 13(i-4 Jackson
Lou^hliii William F., collector S.F. Gas Light Co., r.
70a Oak
07" Loiighlin. See Langhlin
LouKhman James, driver, r. 829 Folsom
Loughman John .U., r. 1020 Mission
Loughran Charles brakeraan S. P. Co.. r. Oakland
Loughran Frank P., salesman Thomas Lougbran, r.
19la Howard
Loughran Johanna, widow, r. 25 Twenty-second
Loughran Patrich, stevedore, r. N 8 Godeus, bet Mli-
sion and California \v
Lougbran Patrick W., stonecutter, r. 441 K Clementina
Lougbran Susie F. Miss, teacher Sanchez Street Pri-
mary School, r. 853 Seventeenth
Liou^hran T. F. Si Co. (Tboraas F. Loughran)
produce commission, 420-424 Davis
Lougbrau Thomas, farmer, r. 853 Seventeenth
Liousfhran Thomas, produce commission mer-
cbant, 219-223 Olay, r. 1913 Howard
Loughran Thomas, sewer contractor, r. 1019 Bryant
Loughran Thomas F. (T. F. Loughran k Co.) r. 2106
Uevlsadero
Lougbrau William P., clerk, r. U\H Clementina
Louideck M.iry Mrs., florist, 716 Washiuglou and 1202
Stockton, r. 716 Washington
Louideck Peter, florist, and extraman Hook and Lad-
der No. 2, r. 716 Washington
Louis A. & Co. (Alfred A. Louis) shipping and com-
mls.slon merchantu, 204 Clay
Louis Alfred A. (A. Louis & Co.) r. 34 Golden Gate Av
Louis Alfred, cJerk, r. 439 Greenwich
Louis Anialia, widow, r. 2 Montgomery PI
Louis Benjamin F., salesman Fechheimer, Goodkind
& Co.,r. 1012 Van Ness Av
Louis Elizabeth Mrs., r. 725 Pine
Louis Emile, tanuer Reilly h Louis, r. 113 Valley
Louis Herman, helper Schroder, Albrecht & Co., r. 2
Montgomery PI
Louis Jean (Ueilly & Louis) r. 1606 Dolores
Louis John A. Mrs., crockery, 318 X Third
Louis Julius, confectioner E. Rotger & Co., r. 2 Mont-
gomery PI
Louis L., r. 6('5 Broadway
Louis Manuel S., milker Raymond & Cllflford, r. 8W
cor Napa and Arkansas
Louis Pierre, cook, r. 913 Sacramento
n^" Louis. See Lewis
Louise Mining Co., A. Halsey secretary, 328 Mont-
gomery, room 7
Louiselle Sarah, widow, r. 311 Seventh
Louisiana Hou!<e, 327 Mont^^omery Av
LouIbsou Edward, r. 115 Bush
Loiiisson Morris (M. S. Griubaum & Co.) r. Honolulu
Loumas Vincent, butcher, r. cor St.Thomas and Yazoo
LouuBbury H. H. Rev., r. 627 Geary
Loupe Arthur, commercial traveller, r. 1418 Post
Loupe Emile, with Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 1418 Post
Loupe Leopold, ca^talist, r. 1720 Sacramento
Loupy Bapliste (Lc.upy Bros.) r. 509 Pine
Loupy Brothers ( lobn and Baptiste) restaurant Oail-
hard Hotel, 509 Pine
Loupy John (Loupy Bros.) r.509 Pine
Loupy Noel, waiter Occidental Restaurant, r. 814
Montgomery
LEAD PIPE, SOLDER. TIN
AND SHEET LEAD.
liesd Work of all klnda well done.
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERMO-F.I.F.CTRIC
RUSSIAN ai TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicatefl aad Electric Balls Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
Plumber,
Established 1860.
003 Kearny Street.
Telephone 316. |
Lou.«at Louis, seaman, r. 15(J3 Montgomery
LouKtalut Pierre, French laundry, 1142 Howard
Loustaunau B-rmrd P., conk, r. 51 Seconl
Loutliaii J. W., painter, r. 650 Natoma
Louttit William R., purser stmr Mary Qarratt, r.
Stockton
LOUVRE ORIGINAL or... *
Heydenaber proprietorM, Phelan Baild-
liisr, SW cor market and O'FarreU
LOUVRE THE,
Julias Grnen proprI«
ludy an<
tor, St. Ann's Building, cor Cddy and
Powell
Louw George, foreman, r. 1309 Stockton
Love Andrew W., master ship Valley Forge, r. 100
Ridley
Love Burr, policeman, r. 6 Rose PI
Love Carrie Mrs., r. 268 Golden Gate Ay
Love Elmore D., salesman, r. 119 Jones
Love George A., collector, r. 6 Rose PI
Love George W., laborer, r. 949 Folsom
Love Harry, r. 331 Vi Eddy
Love James, policeman, r. 1019 Washington
Love James H., theatrical agent, r. 313 Hyde
Love John L. (Love & Worley) r. 30 Glen Park At
Love Joseph C, clerk ins. dept Balfour, Outhrle k
Co., r. 795 Stevenson
Love Josie S. Mrs., teacher Denman Grammar
School, r. 1714 Clay
Love Matilda, widow, r. 1224 Union
Love Richard, machinist, r. 138 Gough
Love Robert T., machinint, r. 220 Third
Love Rufus K., advertising agent, r. 32 Fourth
Love Samuel, r. 138 Gough
Love William J., clerk, r. 1019 Washington
Love & Worley (John L. Love and A. E. T. Worley)
attorneys at law, 116 Leidesdorff
Loveday Walter, attorney at law, r. 526 Post
Lovegrove E. B. Mrs., r. 012 Mason
Lovegrove H., sheepshearer, r. 529 Sacramento
Lovejoy C. M. Mrs., widow, r. 910 Powell
Lovejoy Edward B., shii) wood carver, 20 Steuart, r.
Alameda
Lovejoy John J., varnisher G. H. Fuller, r. 551 Fifth
Lovejoy L. H., r. 227 blxteeuth
Lovejoy S. C, dentist, r. 623 Howard
Lovejoy William E., photographer, r. 1609 .Jones
Lovelace Arthur S.. physician. 200 Stockton, r. NE
cor Folsom and Twenty second
Loveland Henry 3., mining expert, r. 1953 Mission
Lovelaud John F. (Qiiiun & Loveland) r. 373 Brannan
Loveland Mary T. Mrs., r. 2443 Larkin
Loveland Mny W. Miss, Principal Stanford Kinder-
garten No. 1, r. 2443 Larkin
Lovell Charles H., clerk Wilson k Wilson, r. Oakland
Lovell Edward H., subscription clerk Examiuer. r. 20
Prospect PI
Lovell Frederick M., real estate broker, 207 Powell,
r. NE cor Castro and Market
Lovell John, draftsman Rladon I. andL. Works, r. 23
Stanly PI
Lovell Mansfield, merchandise broker, office 116 Cal-
ifornia, r. 1312 Taylor
Lovell M. J. Mrs., agency 8. T. Taylor's Fystena of
dresRcutUng, 207 Powell, r. NB cor Castro and
Market
Lovely George S.. lodgings, 605-607 Pine
Lovely Mark, coffee saloon, 650 Market, r. 156 Third
Lovely Noble, pressmiii, r. 607 Pine
Loveuberg Jacob, fruit dealer, r. 117 Taylor
Loveren John, r. 117 Welsh
Lovcrich Esther, widow, r. 414 Tehama
l.overi> h Henry, cutter, r. 414 Tehama
Loverich J., seaman stmr Crebeut City
Loverich Samuel, r. 110 Eddy
Loveridvie Richard, patternmaker Fulton Iron Worki,
r. 1018 Mission
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN, has -The j^argest business
ANY AMERICAN COMPANT.
LOV
756
LOW
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Trimmin^^s
a Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Lovett Catherine, widow, r. ]15Dore
Lovett Charles H., blackBtnith Union Iron Works, r.
AV 8 Tennessee, bet Solano and Mariposa
Lovett Kugene R., dyer, r. 226 Nineteenth
Lovett James D., barber, r. Ws Tennessee, bet Solano
and Mariposa
Lovett John J., blaeksmith Union Iron Works, r. W s
Tennessee, bet Solano and Mariposa
Lovett Merton R., r. 226 Nineteenth
Lovett Michael, boat builder, r. 1354 Alabama
Lovett Bamon C., carriage maker, r. Ocean View
Lovett Thomas F., boatbuilder, r. Ws Tennessee, bet
Solano and Mariposa
Lovey Louis W.. shoe cutter, r. 761 Harrison
Lovey Martha Miss, r. 761 Harrison
Lovick George T., plumber, r. 22 Valparaiso
Lovick Henry, blacksmith, r. 22 Valparaiso
Lovick William U., machinist N. W. Spaulding Saw
Co., r. 22 Valparaiso
Lovotti Frederico, porter Joseph Calegaris, r. SE cor
Kearny and Pacific
Low Arthur F., attorney at law, 530 California, r. 1
Park PI
Low A. P. Mrs., r. 215 Geary
Low Bertha Miss, furnished rooms, 17 Polk
Low C. Adolphe (E. L. G. Steele & Co. and W. W.
Montague & Co.) r. New York
Low Charles A., attorney at law, 23 Montgomery
Block, r. 821 Bush
Low Dennis J., steerage steward stmr Oregon
Low Frank, traveling salesman W. W. Montague & Co.
r. 212 Valencia
liOw Frederick F., manager Anglo-Californian
Bank (limited) NE cor Sansome and Pine, r. SW
cor Gough and Sutter
Low Garrett W., machinist, r. 1115 Hyde
Low George A. (E. L. G. Steele & Co.) r. 2606 Pacific
Av
Low George B., wood and coal, 1721 Turk
Low George P., telegraph editor Evening Post, r. 303
Jones
Low Horace D., clerk, r. 1130 Market
Low Joel B., mining engineer, 331 Montgomery, room
20, r. 1115 Hyde
Low John, marine reporter Point Lobos Signal Sta-
tion, r. 15 Hollis
Low John E., cook stmr Ancon, r. 1613 Mason
Low Joseph W., merchant, r. 1 Park PI
Low JosiaK O. , seiretary American Oil Co., 17-19
Main, r. 2313 Sutter
Low Moritz, clerk, r. 627 Green
Low Nathaniel, printer, r. 614 Bush
Low Robert, clerk, r. 20 Eleventh
Low William B., mechanical engineer, r. 707 Stockton
8^ Low. See Lowe and Loewe
liowans Thomas, musi< ian, r, 319 Green
Lowden Mary Mrs., r. 1909 Mission
Lowden Montgomery, engineer, r. 10}^ Rausch
Lowden Thomas, sawyer Pac. Woodenware and Coop-
erage Co, r. 220 Clara
Lowden W. H., special agent Tom C. Grant, r. Oak-
land
Lowder Frank J., bootmaker, r. 748 Minna
Lowder Joseph, solicitor, r. 847^ Minna
Lowe Arthur J., stenographer Williams, Dimond &
Co., r. 2017 Howard
Lowe Charles H., laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r.
624 Fourth
Lowe Clarence W., driver Cal. Cracker Co., r. 1329
Twenty-fourth
Lowe E. A., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 30
Stanly PI
Lowe E. Louis (Lowe & Kenny) r. 505 Golden GateAv
Lowe George, blacksmith, r. i Eddy PI
Lowe Gerald A., receiving teller Anglo-Calif omlan
Bank,r. Piedmont
Lowe Henry, cigarmaker, r. 519 Greenwich
Lowe Hortense, widow, r. 830 McAllister
Lowe James, engineer, r. 631 Twenty-first
Lowe Jesse M., r. 809 Twentieth
Lowe John, fireman, r. 34 J^ Rausch, rear
Lowe John A. S., cashier R. Dunsmuir & Sons, r. 914
Taylor
Lowe Julius W. (Wilder & Lowe) r. 3 Santa Clar«
Lowe S. A. Mrs., dressmaking, r. 315 Geary
Lowe Sellgnian, shirt mnfr, 36 Geary
Lowe Thomas J., keeper Sheriff's Otfice, r. 4 Eddy PI
Lowe Walter R. (Nathan Jonas & Co.) r. 318 Minna
Lowe William H., clerk Wells, Fargo & Co., r.4 Eddy
PI
Lowe William M.. clerk, r. 627 Green, rear
Lowe & Kenny (E. Louis Lowe and Patrick H. Kenny)
real estate dealers, 512 Montgomery
B^" Lowe. See Low and Loewe
Lowell Azman J., plumber, r. 334 Eighteenth
Lowell E. J. Mrs., r. 643 Oak
Lowell Frank, cigars and tobacco, 432 California, and
advertising agent, 213 Grant Av, r. 105 Stockton
Lowell George P., assistant librarian Mechanics' In-
stitute, r. 1029 Mission
Lowell Natnan R., proptr Eagle Warehouse, 17-19
Davis, and Lowell's Warehouse, 12-14 Beale, r.
Oakland
Lowell Philip S., sawfller, 510 Jonea
Lowell Thomas, seaman, r. 263 East
Lowell William H., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
Ahlborn Houpe
Lowell's Warehouse, Nathan R. Lowell proptr, 12-14
Beale
8^" Lowell. See Loewel
Lowenberg Albert J. (Lowenberg & Co.) r. 609 Van
Ness Av
Lowenberg Edmund, commercial traveler, r. 1608
Van Nes-s Av
Lowenberg George, with Sutro & Co., r. 1608 Van
Ness Av
Lowenberg Harris, attorney at law, 318 Pine, room 7
Lowenberg Isidor (Lowenberg & Co.) r. 609 Van Ness
Av
Lowenberg Joseph, conductor, r. 412 Larkin
Lowenberg Robert, r. 520 Bush
Lowenberg S. & Co., merchants (Tulare, Cal.) oflSce-
318 Pine, room 27
Lowenberg William (Kullmann & Co.) r. 118 Capp
liO'weiiberg & Co. (Isidor and Albert J. Lowen-
berg) wholesale furnishing goods, 20 Sansome
8^" Lowenberg. See Loewenberg
Loweuberger David, clerk, r. 1303 Larkin
Lowendale Talbert O., bellboy The Baldwin
Lowenfeld Nathan, stock clerk Hecht Bros. & Co., r.
1803 Polk
Lowenfeld Willifim, barber, r. 1803 Polk
Lowengrund Lee, salesman L. & E. Emanuel, r. 318
Turk
Lowengrund Samuel, traveling salesman Falkenstein
&Co.
Lowens T., musician, r. 319 Green
Lowenstein David, salesman 1. Freud & Co., r. 1206
Stockton
Lowentteiu Herman, bookkeeper, r. 411 O'Farrell
Lowenstein Isaac, boots and shoes, 931 Kearny, r. 1206
Stockton
Lowenstein Joseph., saleeman I. Freud & Co., r. 1206
Stockton
Lowenstein Nathan, clerk J. Lowenstein, r. 1206
Stockton
Lowenstein Rudolph, merchant (Livermore, Cal.)
office 414 Market, r. 1817 Sntter
Lowenstein William, merchant, r. 1630 Eddy
6^ Lowenstein. See Loewenstein
Lowenthal A. F., traveling salesm* S. F. Standard
Optical To.
Lowenthal Henry H., attorney at law, 411Jj Cali-
fornia, room 4, r. 1021 Golden Gate Av
Lowenthal Jacob, salesman Newman & Levinson, r.
215}«i Elm Av
WINDOWJHADES.
Plain, Fringed, Decorated and Embroidered Shades
made to order in any size or style.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACB HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
31 Market St.
FPLIP^E EXTRA DRY^ ^9' ™°'^''«"*'•***^''!''.•"«'J^«.»?Iy*™«l*?f.AD hara^^^^^
1 Chaaipagne produced intUe United BUtes. f 530 WASEQ^TOM STBZET.
LOW
757
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liOMTenthal. JalvltigHton & Co. (MorrlH S-
Luweuthsl, JuliD Liviugstiin and Edgar Hoch-
Btsdter) etilppiiig and cummlssloD luerchants,
320 Califoruiu, rooms 1-2
Lowentlial Morris S. (Lowenthal, LlvlDgBton & Co.)
r. 1528 Sutter
wfl'it'nl S I II lel, silii n in r. S Misin
t^" Lowentbal. See Lewenthal and Loewenthal
Lowerre James F., collector Green & Huruiau, r. 2734
Sixteenth
Liowery Henry, shoemaker, 405 Brannan, r. 109 Welsh
Lowery James C, r. 424 Sansome
Lowery John A., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 418 Lea-
venworth
Lowery William, seaman, r. 351 Beale
9^ Lowi-ry. See Lowrf-y, Lowrie and Lowry
lawman Samuel, clerk H. A. Berliner, r. 235 Fulton
Lowndes F. Lloyd, clerk Anglo-Nevada Assurance
Corporation, r. Sancelito
Lowney Daniel D., blacksmith S.F. Bridge Co., r. W s
Kentucky, bet BiUto and Solano, rear
Lowney David D., molder, r. E s Tennessee, bet Butte
and Solano
Lowney James E.. timekeeper 8. F. Bridge Co., t. 13
Minnesota
Lowney Jere (-Tere Lowney fc Sons) r. 426 Ninth
LOWNEY JERE & SONS
carria£fe iii:inufiictiir«r3, 4'-J6 Niiitti
Lowney Jere F., wood wiirker Jere Lowney & Sons, r.
426 Ninth
Lowney John, butcher John Hayden
Lowney John, hostler Pac. Carriage Co., r. 20 Anna
Lowney Joseph T., commercial traveler Thomas H.
B. Varney, r. 426 Ninth
Lowney Thomas F., carriage factory SE cor Eighth
and Howard, r. 408 Tenth
■^Lowney. See Louey and Lorney
L'lwrey Martin L., machinist, r. 2t)0 Potrero Av
IK^ Lowney. See Lowery. Lowrie and Lowry
Lowrie John, plumber, r. 225 Golden Gate Av
Lowrie John C, clerk George Hallwegeu, r. 225 Gold-
en Gatr) Av
Lowrie John M., teamster, r. 160 Perry
Lowrie Ly<(a Miss. r. 2039 Howard
L'lwrie Robert, teamster, r. 160 Perry
Lowrie William H., foreman rolling room U. B. Mint,
r. 310 Kearny
Lowritz John, engineer, r. 503 Howard
Lowry Agnes Miss, physician 607 Sutter, r. 848 Van
Ness Av
Lowry Charles G., machinist, r. 113 Franklin
Lowry E. N., physician, 624 Sutter
Lowry George M., r. 529 Sacramento
Lowry Henry J., laborer Charles Callahan, r. 128 Pol-
som
Lowry Isabel Miss, , physician, 607 Sutter, r. 848 Van
Ness Av
Lowry John, r. 836 Sutter
Lowry John, bricklayer, r. 18 Minna
Lowry John E., engineer Occidental Hotel, r. 113
Ftanklin
Lowry Michael, stevedore, r. 406 Vallejo
Lowry Nellie Miss (Lowry * Smith) r. 934 Vallejo
Lowry Peter, carpenter Cal. Wire Works, r. 934 Val-
lejo
Lowry William, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Lowry William D., painter, r. 934 Vallejo
Lowry Wlllism O., bookkeeper Lowry & Steller, r.
848 Van Ness Av
Lowry William J. (Lowry & Steller) r. 848 Van Ness
Av
Lown William R., clerk Cal. Wire Works, r. cor
Sutter aud Central Av
Lowry W. L., salesman J. L. White & Co., r. 865 Mis-
sion
Lowry & Smith (Miss Nellie Lowry and Miss Laura
Smith) dressmakers, 927 H Fulsom
FRATINGER & CO.
LADIES' SUITS
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
105 KEARNY STREET.
I THE LATEST IMPROVED
PATENT WATER CLOSETS.
SANITARY SEWER CAS TRAPS
Put In by skilled workmen.
^v- E- l_a:n-e,
PLUMBER. 505 KEARNV STREET.
Established ISGO. Telephone 315.
Lowry & Steller (William J. Lowry and Louia
Steller) (jraiu and produce commission mer-
chants. 6 Davis
0^" Lowry. See Laurie, Lowery and Lowry
Lowth Mary, widow, r. 1522 !« Golden Gate Av
Lowther Fanny, wiilow, varieties. 2008)4 Mason
Lowt >u Edward, painter, r. 645 Natoma
Lowton James, waiter, r. 312 Clementina
Loy Charles, bartender, r. 7ti4 .Mission
Loy Henry, siloonheeper, r. 431 X Clementina
Loy Frederick (I. P. Schardiu ft C •) r. 107 O'Farrell
Loy Joachim, shoemaker, 1644 Mission
Loy William E., salesman Tatum k Bowen, r. 2207
Scott
Loyal Mary, widow, r. 1032 Jackson
La.vall Paul, farmer, r. 80 t Montgomery
Loyd Andrew J., painter, 75.) Mission, r. 107 Fifth
Loyez August, cook Union Club, r. 8 Stockton PI
Loynachan John B., steward William Schreiber, r. 19
Powell
Lozahlc Jean, girdener. r. 100 i McAllister
Lubbe Theodore, pianoB and organs, 837 Mission
Lubben John, liquor saloon, 50u Washington, r. 1828
Powell
Lubbert George H., molder Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 65 Federal
Lubbert Kate L. Miss, forewoman Frank G. Edwards,
r. 65 Federal
Lubbert Margaret, widow, r. 65 Federal
Lubbock C. H , surgeon stmr City of Rio de Janeiro
Lubbock Charles F., painter, r. 1729 Stevenson
Lubbi)ck Henry S., superintendent repairs State
Board of Harbor Commissioners, office foot of
Clay, r. Alameda
Lubbock O., with Jason Springer & Co., r. Alameda
Lubbock William M., conductor U. S. Mint, r. Ala-
meda
Liibeek Emil, cabinetmaker, 1015 York
Lnbelisky Joseph, tailor, 6 .Moss
Lubey Fritz, trimmer, r. 2027 Mission
Lubey H^nry, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Lubin John C, r. 573 Howard
Lnbln Samuel, salesman S. C. Lubin, r. 33 Fulton
Lubin Simon C.. gents' furnishing goods, 609 Mont-
gomery, r. 33 Fulton
Liibke Nicholas,"Rhi>emaker, W g Riilroad Av. bet St.
Tijomas and Venezuela, r. N s Falkland, bet Bail-
road Av and Susquehanna
Lubliner Mori is, jeweler, r. 27 54 Harriet
Luboseh Albert, bartender Sears, Simon & Porter, r.
946 Mission
LubiHch George, plumber Charles Meehan, r. 731
O'Farrell
Luboseh Louis, expressman, r. 731 O'Farrell
Luby Eilward, teacher, r. 33 >i O'Ptrrell
Lucas Albert, mattress maker, r. 3406 Sixteenth
Lucas Albert E., r. 215 Kearny
Lucas Alton, soap and caudle maker, r. 2033 Mission
Lucas Andrew J., manager Pac. Coast Detectivo
Agency, 215 Kearny, r. 609 Mason
Lucas Brothers (Edward P. and Henry P.) frnitfl and
vegetables, 21 Bay City Market
Lucas Chester L., cooper, r. 511 Folsom
Lucas Edward, painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan
Lucas Edward P. (Lucas Bros.) r. 10 Mh Av
Lucas Kdward W. L., porter Allison, Gray & Co.. r.
27 Bernard
Lucas Eltim, cutter S. F. Soap and Candle Co.
Lucas F. H. Mrs., r. 2033 Mission
Lucas F. R., quartermaster stmr City of Sydney
Lucas Frank, r. 739 Harrison
Lucas George, coachman, r. 916 Leavenworth
Lucas Gi'orge J., brassfluisher Weed & Kingwell, r.
7 Rausch
Lucas Henry C, waiter George H. Richard, r. 1018
Howard
Lucas Hi nry P. (Lucbb Bros.) r. 10 Ash Ay
Lucas Ira A., waller stmr Newport
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
9Iannrnrtar«r ofrverr dencrlption of
PABSBNGBR, STREET AND FREIGHT CAB&
43 to SU Beale Street. Man Frauciac*.
Wagrons.
TRXnaXTS, ISHAII A HOOKER, Agents for the Celebrate4
£rsriL.OW IRON AXIi£ WAGONS. 421-427 Market Street.
QD
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758
LUD
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
iMPOBTEsa or
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Lucas Isaac S., r. 1123 Bush
Lucas James, teamster, r. 867 Market
Lucas John (Lucas & Co.) r. 909 Howard
Lucas John S., lampman Omnibus ER.. r 711 Miuna
Lucas J. William (Lucas & Co.) r. 909 Howard
Lucas Joseph H., porter Allison, Gray k Co., r. 27
Bernard
Lucas Louis, r. 1817 M Pine
Lucas Kiihard A., laborer, 1319 Filbert
Lucas Robert H., r. 2111 Deyisadero
Lucas Robert H. Jr. r. 2111 DeTisadero
Lucas W., r. 638 Commercial
Lucas Walter E., foreman Golden Gate Plaster mils,
r. 6223i Natoma
Lucas William, cigarmaker August Brune, r. 800
Geenwlch
Lucas William, millhand Young b Thomson, r. SW
1 cor Army and Sanchez
i LUC/AS & CO. (John and J. Wil-
I Jiam Larns) proprietors Golden Gate
I Plaster Mills, 215-317 Main
j Lucchesi A., fisherman, r. 316 Broadway
■ Lucchesi Casimiro, baker F. Matteucci b Co.
. Lucchesi Cesare, baker, r. 6 Bartol
I Lucchesi Louis, fruitdealer, r. 629 Natoma
Lucchesi Richard A., teacher music, r. 1011 Poet
; Lucchesi Viiginio, baker F. Maftencci * Co.
Lucchetti Antolne, vegetables, Colombo Market
Lucchetti F. it Co. (FmnceRco Lucchetti and Anton
I Delucchil restaurant, 619 Davis
; Lucchetti Francesco (F. Lucchetti & Co.) r. 519 Dayis
I Lucchetti John, cooper, r. 324 Vallejo, rear
Luce D. P., salesman, r. 330 O'Farrpll
Luce F. C, insurance agent, r. 330 O'Farrell
Luce George H., seaman, r. 215 Perry
Iin<>e George J., dentist, 26 M Kearny, r. Oakland
Luce George W., contracting agent 8. P. Co., r. 224
San Jose At
Luce Henry D., ^manager United States Protection
Bureau, oflBce 215 Kearny, r. Oakland
luce Samuel A., r. 2035 Mission
■^"Luce. See Luso
I Lucey Eugene, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
! r. l:^0 Shipley ■
. Lucey Jeremiah, sash and doormaker Day, Huber &
I Craker, r. 130 Shipley
, Lucey John, conductor, r. 104 Serenth
Lncey Michael, procerles and liquors, 18J4 Welsh
Lucey Patrick, laborer, r. 212 Fiist
Lncey T., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
(S" Lucey. See Lucy
Luchat Antoine, winebottler, r. 510 Stockton
Lucbeinger Annie Miss, teacher Turk Street Primary
School, r. 921 Golden Gate Av
Luchsinger George H. (Luchsinger k Bill) r.312 Scott
liuchsin^er Henry, Tice-presirtent and surveyor
Humbolt Savings and Loan Society, 18 Geary, r.
921 Golden Gate At
Luchsinger John, r. 646J4 Minna
Luchsinger John B., r. 724 Minna
Luchsinger Sebastian, finisher Indianapolis' Furni-
ture Co.. r. 435 Grove
Lnchsingrer & BiU (George H. Luchsinger and
Conrad Bill) dealers and importers furniture,
bedding, and upholstery, 31 Eddy
I<ncien Dominick G., manager Circle Francais,
105 Stockton
Lucier Joseph, boots and shoes, 101 Sixth and 1911
Fillmore, r. 517 Minna
Lucier Julius, clerk Joseph Lucier, r. 1911 Fillmore
Iiucke Ben. H. (Henry Lucke) r. 1307}^ Golden
GateAv
Iiucke Henry (Ben. H. LiJcke) boots and shoes, 24
Geary
Lucke Theodore, r. 628 Green
Luckey Frank D., salesman, r. 636 Commercial
Lucky P. M. Mrs., widow, r. 824 Geary
Xinckhardt C. A. Si Co. (Caesar Lnckhardt) pro-
prietors Nevada Metallurgical Works, 23 Stev-
enson
Luckhaidt Caesar A. (C. A. Luckhardt & Co.) p. 1812
Howard
Luckhardt Frank R., electrician Pac. Coast Electrical
Construction Co.. r. 1812 Howard
Luckhardt Maria L. Mrs., stationeiy, 614}^ Post
B^ Luckhardt. See Lockhart ^
Luckow Richard, clerk, r. 1327 Twenty-fourth '
Lucky Charles Y., master tug Joseph H. Redmond, r.
333 Bryant
Lucky Fr»nk D., r. 8C9 Market
Lucky Hill Consolidated Mining Co., office 27 Ellis
Lnco Juan M., real estate, 84 Montgomery Block
Lucy Dennis, ropesplicer. Sutter St. RR., r. 37 Austin
Lucy Dennis J., carpenter, r. 37 Clinton
Lucy George D. (G. R. Lucy * Co.) r. 405 Taylor
Lncy G. R. & Co. (Robert V. and George D.
Lucy) soap manufacturers, SE cor Alabama and
Nebraska, office 123 C»lifornia. room 23
Lucy James, plumber Robert A. Vance, r. 37 Clinton -
Lucy John T., liquor saloon, 802 Howard, r. 43 Clinton
Lucy Mary Miss, r. 2651 Howard
Lncy Robert V. (G. R. Lucy & Co.) r. 1345 Howard
8^" Lucy. See Lucy
Ludeke August, bocts and shoes, 1515 Market
Ludeman Henry, butcher John J. Mahlstadt, r. 315
Fremont
Ludeman John H., butcher, 214 Gough. r. 216 Gougb
Ludemann Adolph, capitalist, r. 812 O'Farrell
Ludemann Frederick, nurseryman, NW cor Baker and
Lombard
Ludemann Henry, r. 252 ?< Clara
Liideraann Henry, boot and shoemaker, 420 Broad-
way
Ludemann Henry, cooper Lachman k Jacobi, r. S28
Duncan
Liiders Edward, shoemaker, r. 28 Ritch, rear
Liiders John, seaman U. S. stmr McDowell, p. tor
Drunim and Oregon
Liiders Joseph, fjirmer, r. Old People's Home
Liiders Juryen. laborer, r. b24 Fourth
Liiders Otto, Port Warden, office 525 Front, room 11,
r. 228 Francisco
Liiders William C, r. 1138 Howard
d^" Luders. See Lueders
Ludin Charles, liquor saloon, 414 Bush, r. 2 Bnub
Street PI
Ludin J., r. 638 Commercial
Ludin John, upholsterer, r. 1309 Mason, rear
Ludiugton Charles, clerk, r. 1226 Mission
Ludiiigton Charles S., cigars and tobacco, SW cor
Third and Howard, r. 220 Third
Ludiugton George C, auctioneer Easton & Eldridge,
r. 2512 Fillmore
Ludlow Garrie B., clerk S. Hartman & Bro., r. 608
Ellis
Ludlow Jeremiah, clerk, r. 508 Ellis
Ladlo-iv Nicoll, commander U. 8. N.. Light House
Inspector Twelfth District, office TJ. S. Apprais-
ers' Bids, room 79
Ludlow William, clerk A. M. Simpson k Bro., r. 562
Howard
Lndlum Anthony, r. 844 Mission
Ludlum Edward, shipping foreman|,.Farr8worth fk
Buggies, r. 334 Bruunan
Ludlum Edward H., carpenter, r. 844 Mission
Ludolph A. Mrs., crockery and glassware, 1942 Fill-
more
Ludolph John, bartender, r. 201 Mission J'.
Ludorff August, with Sachs Bros, fc Co., r. 1239 Pin©
Ludorff Julius, liquor saloon, SW cor Washington
and Front, r. 72 Natoma
Ludovici F. W., r. 317 Powell
LindoviciW. O., secretary Gas Consumers' Asso-
ciation, IIOM Sutter, r. 317 Powell
Ludsen Charlas, master mariner, r. 614 Hayes
ii
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING
TO OEDER AND READY-MADE.
Corner MONTGOJIEISY and SCTTEB STS.
WASHINGTON Fire Ins. Co. of Boston
Capital, $1,000,000 I GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Assets, $1,810,273 mi. SEZ?0», AssL Uanagor.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
LUD
759
LUN
Lndwlrk Epbriani A., chaplain Sailors' Home
LudwiR , laborer, r. 709 MoiitKnmery Av
Lndwii{ Adam, carpenter, r. 1182 Harrison
LudwiK Ailani, Vi.nna Sausage Manufactory, IJi
Stockfou, r. 1(12 Bucbflnan
LudwiK Charles, barber, 531 Sacramento, r. 1232 Du-
pont
Lndwis Cbristian, seaman stmr San Jos^
LndwlK Ernetit, steward S. F. Verein, r. 219 Sutter
Ludwig (George, boot* iind Khoes. 2003 Geary
Ludwig Heiirv. r. 1 T«vliir PI
Lud«iK Henry F.. r. 1131 Sliotwell
Ludwig John C, macbtnist, r. 726 Capp
Ludwig Lswrence, bingKhoreman, r. 7 Bartol
Ludwig Mednrdns, teaiuKti-r, r. 529 Valeui la
Ludwlgsen Cliarle«, CHudytnaker, r. 1034 Folsom
LndwlKsen Nt-lls P., drayman, r. *14 Bmbanan
Ludwigsen Thomas J., caudymaker George Haas, r.
10:« F«l8ora
Ludwlgnen William F., engineer, r. 810 Greenwich
Lu' bben Ummo, cidarmaker J. DeRose, r. 612 Bush
Laeders A. Mrs., dressmaking, 16'i7 Geary
Lufders Herman, pianomnker, r. 8i Niutb
Lnedcrs Julius A., chemist, r. 1627 Geary
■^ Lneders. Soe Luders
Luederiidorff William, groceries and liqnon, NE cor
Seveuth and Natoma
Lnesmann Hans H.. liquor saloon. 1512 Polk
LneteneL'ga J., conductor Cal. St. RR.. r. 1321 Larkin
Luttge AugUBt, uphi.lhterer, r. 6 Dile PI
Lu^tge Theodore, carpenter, r. C Dale PI
Luft Ludwig, nurse German Hospital
Lugagne John, cook, r. 259 Minna
Lugee H. G., miiier, r. 722 Harrison
Lugee J. P., r. 722 Harrison
Lug) r Joseph L., carpenter, 206 Sixteenth, r. 211 Six-
teenth
Lnjrsdin Jay, manacrer R. G. Dun * Go's Mercan-
tile Agency, 320 California, rooms 3-4, r. Palace
Hotel
Luhiuan Edward salesman Cluff Bros. ,409-411 Mont-
gomery Av. r. 1600 Stockton
Lnhmennen Nicholas H. W., upholsterer, r. 34 Madi-
son Ay
Lubn Otto (Otto Lnhn & Co.) r. 121 Diamond
Lubn Otto & Co. (Otto Luhn) pioptrs Philadelphia
Soap Co., 117-llit Diamond
Lnbr August, clerk Harry Ma.'^kow, r. 1014 M Pacific
Lubr Emma Miss, dressmaker, r. 2314 Larkin
Lnbr Ernest W., painter and whitener, r. 249 Ritcb
Luhrs Charles (Luhrs k Honsi r. 503 Lsgnna
Luhre Charles, bartender, r. 636 Commercial
Lubra Cord a., clc rk, r. l.'5.34 Pacilic Av
Luhrs Diedricb, groceries and liquors, SE cor Golden
Giitp Av and Buchanan
Lnhrs Frederick. Ralosman. r. 427 Duncan
Luhrs Henry, clerk, r. 600 Broadway
Lnhrs Herman, bartender, r. 18 First
Luhrs John, butcher, r. 1434 Turk
Luhrs John, butcher, W s Mission Road, nr Five-
Milt Store
Lnhrs John, groceries and liquors, 600 Broadway
Luhrs John H., laborer, r. 326 Mason
Luhrs L. Mrs., widow, r. 1119 Bush
Luhrs & Hons (Chnrles Luhrs and Henry D.F. Hons)
groceries aud liquors, NW cor Laguna and Fell
Luhrsen Dietrlck, shoemaker, 216 Second, r. 106 Te-
hama
Luis Peter, deckhand, r. 207 Pacific
Luis Rudolph G., laborer, r. 522 Broadway
Luit^i Angelo (A, Palucci & Co.) r. 1632 Eddy
Luke Edward J., teamster Yolo Mills, r. cor Solano
•nd Minnesota
Luke Harry, blackbmith Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
Oakland
Lnke Henry, hostler, r. 9 William
Luke Henry, storekeeper Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W b
Minnesota, bet Solano and Butte
DR. BAZAN'S
TiiF.RMo-Ei.r,rTnic
RUSSIAN aiii TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Baths Giyen.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
GARDEN HOSE,
LAWN SPRINKLERS, HOSE MENDERS,
HOSE COUPLINGS, HOSE PIPES.
W. E. LANE, Plumber,
B05 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 31i
Luke John, t-ecoml ufflc, r ^tmr Mariposa, r. W b Miu-
nesota, bet Solano and Butte
Luke M. A. Mrs., widow, r. 2210 Pine
Luke M. F., oiler Btrar Alameda
Luke Miles, cabinetmaker John Hammond, r. 24
Twelfth
Luke W., warehouseman Pac. Rolling Mill
Luke Walter painter, r. 915 Montgomery
Luke William, b .Itrnxker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W
R Minne.aota, bet Solano and Butte
Lakens Eel. G.. manager Califurnia Vlgorit Pow-
der Co.. 40 California, r. Oakland
Lukes Caleb, seaman, r.506 Davis
Lukes Henry, carpenter, r. 1626 Eddy
Lukes Louis, milker E. Steluer, r. E ■ Indiana, bet
Nevada and S<moma
Lnkes Koberl, bedmaker B.ildwln House
Lukes William, carpenter, r. 1626 Eddy
LuUin Joseph A., wines and liauors, 44fl Cali-
fornia, r. tiW Hayes
Lull Alba A., selector, r. 190 Sixteenth
Lull Augustus, clerk, r. 2738)4 Sixteenth
Lull Fannie, lodgings, 19 South Park
Lull Jam ■s. butcher, r. 776 Howard
Lull G, W. Mrs., widow, r. 190 Sixteenth
Lull Louis R., office 430 California, r. 8 MasoB
Lull Norman A., machinist, r. 19 South Park
Lull Robert, stationer, r. 538 Third
Liuniber Surveyors' Association, rooms 25
bteuart
Lumler E., salesman, r. 122 Taylor
Lurnlery George, clerk, r. 712 Taylor
Lumley George, hirseclipper, r. U62 Mission
Lumsden Alexander H., shoemaker, r. 1713 Leaven-
worth, rear
Luna Antonio, r. 605 Broadway
Lnna Joseph C, packer J. A. Folger fe Co., r. Oakland
Luna Romulo. restaurant, 1236 Dupout
Lund Allen D., carbuilder Sutter St. RR., r. 315
Seventh
Lund Andrew, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., p. 646
Fourth
Lund Arthur, clerk, r. 1012 Union
Lund Bessie, ladies' nurse, r. 514 Stockton
Lund Charles, millman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. cor
Sierra and Maryland
Lund Ellen, widow, r. 315 Seventh
Lund Erail S. plasterer, r. 724 Laguna
Lund Frank, carpenter, r. 315 Seventh
Lund H. C, master schr Z. B. Haywood, office 316
Steuart, r. 421 Eleventh
I^nndy Ht-iiry (Henry Lund fc Co.) and Consul
Sweden and Norway, 214 California, r. 1914 Wash-
ington
liUitd Henry & Co. (Henry Lund) shipping and
commission merchants, 214 California
Lund Hugh N.. r. 652 Market
Lund John, painter B. Bradley, r. 315 Seventh
Lund L. A., junkdealer. 5 Harrison, r. Alameda
Lund Mads, lireman Pac Rolling Mill, r. E s Michi-
gan, bet Sierra and Shasta
Lund M. C, with Sperry .<: Co., r. Oakland
Lund N., waiter, r. 639 Mission
Lund Nes M., coflfee saloon, 615 Montgomery, r. 1012
Union
Lund N. J. Mis., furnished rooms, 652 Market
Lund Paul A. chrk The Commercial Tea Importing
Co., r. 1012 Union
Lund Peter, liquor saloon, 200 Fifth
Lund Peter, shoemaker, r. 427 Pacific
aCT' Lund. See Lundt aud Lunt
Lundhhl Meleih. jeweler r. 2100 Larkin
Lundas James, waiter John George, r. 207 Third
Luudbick Edward, bartender A. H. Hentz, r. 628
Larkin
Lundherg Annie Miss, millinery, 314 Montdomery Av
Lundberg Charles, machinist, r. 1080 Broadway
Lundberg Edward K., clerk, r. 1080 Broadway
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TSLBI^ONB 82,
FINE PRINTING-
FKOM NEW TYPE.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVER FIVE MIUUlOTtS.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO.. General Agents.
LUN
760
LUT
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOBTKRS OF
FOR GAS, STEAM AND WATER.
Pipe FittinsB. all Sizes.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Liindberg Frank, seaman schr Gem
Lundberg Gusfav, tailor, r. 2 Geary PI
Lundberg Hugo, clerk Maurice Gradwohl,r.2 Geary PI
Lundberg John A., bricklayer, r. 790 Folsom
Lundberg M., coalpasser stmr Oregon
Lundberg Nils P., proptr Scandiaavlan Hotel, 28-30
Clay
Lundberg Peter T.. paper carrier, r. 1080 Broadway
Luublade Frederick, foreman Kittle & Co., r. 2509
Larkin
Lunblade Frederick A., upholsterer William J. Heney
k Co., r. 2509 Larkin
Lundborg Gustav W., surgeon stmr San Bias, r. 1604
Taylor
liundbor;; JoUn A. W., dentist, 123 Stockton,
r. 1504 Taylor
Lundeu August, laborer, r. 307 Santa Clara
Lunden Frederick, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Valencia and Ridley
Lundgren Charles, r. G21 California
Lundgrin Charles carpenter, r. 153 Sixteenth
Lundyrun Jacob, tailor, r. (i8 Silver
Lundholm Frank J., harnessmaker, r. 1624 Dupont
Lundholm John, carpenter, r. 1624 Dupont
Lundholm John M., tailor, r 1624 Dupont
Lundin- Adelaide, cashier N. P. Jensen, r. 148 Tehama
Lundin Annie C, restaurant, 248 Fourth
Lundin John, upholsterer, r. 709 Stockton
Lundin N., widow, r. 34 Langton
B^" Lundin. See Louden and London
Lundine A. M., starcher La Grande Laundry
Lundine John,. third officer stmr City of Chester
Lundquist Charles, seaman, r. 263 East
Lundfluist Charles, upholsterer, r. 228 Clara, rear
Lundquist Christine, r. Old People's Home
Lundquist Edward C, saddlemaker L. D. Stone &
Co., r. 711 Geary
Lundquist Erick, watchmaker, 15 Market, r. Oakland
Lundquist John 0., tailor F. Joseph Locher, r. 125
Gough
VS^ Lundquist. See Lindquist
Lundstrom John, cooper, r. 617 Second
Lundstrom John A., hatter C. Herrmann & Co., r.
1134 Seventeenth
Lundstrom Kanut A., hatter, 314 Sutter, r. 1134 Sev-
enteenth
Lundt Detlef N., ship carpenter, r. 2104 Mason
Lundt Jennie C. Miss, teacher Mission Primary
School, r. 2104 Mason
t^ Lundt. See Lund and Lunt
Lundy Benjamin, canmsKer W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 192 Fourteenth
Lundy David, furniture, 829-831 Market, r. Oakland
Lundy Hugh, tailor, r. 407 Folsom
liundy Thomas, importer watches, clocks, jew-
elry, silverware, etc., 7-9 Third, r. 108 DeviBadero
Lunger Henry E., clerk TbomhS Johns, r. 32 Haight
Luning Nicholas, capitalist, 211 Sansome, room 4. r.
Palace Hotel
Lunn Charles, seaman, r. 311 Pacific
Lunny Bernard, cardriver, r. 247 Perry
Lunny Charles W., painter, r. 1421 Twenty-fourth
Lunny Edward J., cutter Kutz & Murr, r. 247 Perry
Lunny Hugh, clerk M. Wertheimer & Co., r. 247
Perry
Lunny James W., painter, r. 1491 Twenty-fourth
Lnnny James W. Jr., sign pointer, r. 21 Hill
Lunuy Joseph, porter S. W. Rosenstock k Co., r.
Brooklyn Hotel
Lunny Stewart, molder, r. 1120 Mission
Lunsford Georgr, hostler Henry W. Gray & Co., r.
Capitol Houtie
Lunsmau John H. -(Leydecker & Lunsman) r. 631
Davis
Lunsmann August W., clerk Bowe & Stange. r. 396
Waller
Lunsmann Charles H., clerk Becker Bros., r. 420
Larkin
Lunsmann Herman, clerk John J. Rippe, r. NW cor
Twenty-fourth and Bryant
Lunsmann John F. (MuUer & Lunsmann) r. 219 Te-
hama
liunstedt Edward, wines, liquors and cigars, NE
cor Washington and Kearny, r. 2404 Jones
Lunstedt Henry, r. NE cor Chestnut and Jones
Lunstedt Jacob, clerk, r. NE cor Chestnut and Jones
Lunstedt Theodore, lithographer Schmidt Label and
Litho. Co., r. 2404 Jones
Lunt George, machinist Rladon I. and L. Works, r.
813 Howard
Lunt George G., paperhanger, r. 1626 Jessie
Lunt George W., salesman Heynemann & Co., r. 16J6
Jessie
Jj U IN J. U I Ja.1 proprietor Lunt'a
Dancing Academjr, 1310 Polk, r. Ala-
meda
i^" Lunt. See Lund and Lundt
LUNT'S DANCIHU ACADEMY,
O. A. Liunt proprietor, 131U Polk '
Lunwaldt Hans, cook, r. 263 East
Luporini Luigi, liquor saloon, 422 Broadway, r. 10
Bartol
Luporini Obedint, cigarmaker, r. 10 Bartol
Luppa Susannah, widow, r. 2220 Mission
Luppo John, physician, 28 St. Ann's Bldg
Lupton Michael, seaman, r. 228 First
Luque Prosper, ironer Jean La Come, r. 345 Seven-
teenth
Lurch Edward, clerk Ackerman Pros., r. 14 Moss
Lurch Matilda C, widow, r. 14 Moss
Lurmann Frederick (Lurmann & Co.) r. 432 Tenth
Lurmann & Co. (Frederick Lurmann and William F.
Garms) proptrs Milwaukee Brewery, 612-614
Seventh
Luschner John, cutter, r. 536 Valencia
Lnscombe Robert, salesman Rosenbaum & Co., r.
Alameda
Luse Henry H., capitalist, r. 18 Essex PI
a^" Luse. See Luse
Lusic Dona Mrs., r. 17 St. Charles PI
Lusic Martin, waiter M. Giurach, r. 303 Sixth
Lusick Tony, cook, r. 22.5 Drumm
liusk A. & Co. (Albert Lusk and Isldor and Henry
Jacobs) wholesale dealers canned, dried and
green fruits, 409-411 Washington, cannery 423-441
Brannan
Lusk Albert (A. Lusk & Co.) r. Palace Hotel
Lusk Chester D., horsedealer, r 533 Sacramento
Lusk Otto, waiter, r. 128 Second
Lust Benjamin, clerk O. W. Nordwell, r. 460 Natom*
Lust Fannie, widow, r, 460 Natoma
Lust Isaac, pressman Upton Bros., r. 460 Natom»
Lust Samuel, trunkmaker, r. 460 Natoma
Lustenberger Felix, dairy, cor Virginia Av and Lun-
dy Lane, B. H.
Lustenberger Regina, widow, r. cor Virginia At and
Lundy Lane, B. H.
Lustenberger Michael W., driver, r. cor Virginia At
and Lundy Lane, B. H.
Lustig Henry L. A., cigars and tobacco, 627 East, r.
2207 Larkin
Lustig D. D., physician and surgeon, 6 Turk
Lustig Isaac, r. 462 Natoma
Uistig William, jeweler, r. 218 Eddy
LUTGEN CHARLES F. ,»,.«
accountant and adjuster of estates, 308
California
Lutgen Joachim C, r. 908 Jackson
Lutgen John (Wichman & Lutgen) r. Alameda
Lutgen John, bartender, r. NE cor Harrison and Thir-
teenth
Lutgen Julius C, bookkeeper Gutta Percha and Rub-
ber Mnfg Co., r. Oakland
UPHOLSTERY.
WHOLESALE AND EETAII,
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Sbow Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Martet St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
(A natnml prodnct of the Finest Grape* of ) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
( the World. But no addition of Brandy, f 630 WASHINOTON STEEIT.
LUT
761
LYN
Lutgens EineBt H., jeweler, r. 209 Minna
Lutgens Henry, painter, r. 10(53 Howurd
LUtKeus John H. C, collector German General Beney-
olent Socletv, 535 California, r. 741 Minna
Luth C. J. H.. clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo & Co.,
r. Ea8t Oakland
Luth Frliz, fireman ftinr San Josg
Luther A. A Mrs., dressmaking, 33 Erie
Luther Edmund G., carpenter, r. 19 Laskie
Luther George G., foreman C. C. Shattuck b Co., r.
60-2 Fourth
Luther James, carpenter, r. 223 Shotwell
Luther John B. (Oreenebaum & Co.) r. 336 O'Farrell
Luther M., r. 46 Third
Luther Rebecca, widow, r. 223 Shotwell
Lutherer Anton, laborer Johu Wlelaud Brewing Co.,
r. 26 Clementina
Luthold V. (Trunz & Luthold) r. 533 Sacramento
Lutky George, porttr C. & P. H. Tirrell & Co., r. Oak-
laud
Lutter A. H., canvasser, r. 1525^ Mission
Lutter A. H., waiter, r. 218 Broadway
Luttge Charles A., r. 334 But>h
Luttge T., painter, r. 317 Bush
Liitijcken Frank J., cigarmaker, r. 3J4 Cedar Av
Lutticken Louis, clerk Le Count Bros., r. 3X Cedar
Av
Luttinann John H., groceries and liquors, 415 Fourth
Lutirell Creed F., salesman, r. 110 Taylor
Luttrell Frank M., receiving clerk freight depot 8. P.
Co., r. 367 Minna
Luttrell James, purser stmr Orizaba, r. 739 Guerrero
Luttrell James L., special policeman P. M. S3. Co., r.
Oakland
Luttringer Alphonee, vocalist Tivoli Opera House, r.
28 Erie
Luttringer Charles, liquor saloon. Mission Road, opp
Crencent Av
Luttringer Martin, woodcarver, r. 90C Pacific
Luttrineer Richmond, glass staiuer, r. 30 Erie
Luttringer T. Mrs., r. 28 Erie
l.uty Frederick E., mining secretary, 330 Pine,
room 6, r. Oakland
Luty John S., real estate, 330 Pine, room 6, r. Oak-
land
Lutz August, metalspinner, 10 Stevenson, r. 126
Kearny
Lutz Charles, junk dealer, 2000 Dupont
Lutz Frederick, butcher, r. 1117 Mission
Lutz George, laborer John Wieland Brewing Co., r.
44 Clementina
Lutz George, tailor David Seller, r. 640 Minna
Lutz Jacob, butcher Simon Silverberg, r. N a Hondu-
ras, ni- Kentucky
Lutz Jacob, liquor saloon, r. 10 Albion Av
Lutz John C, bakery, 142 Eleventh
Lutz John C, butcher, 135 Oak, r. SE cor Gough and
Oak
Lutz Katie Miss, hair jewelry, 126 Kearny, room 37
Lutz Ludwig, butcher Louis Meyer, r. 1117 Mission
Lutz Ms»{delena, lod^jings, r. 410 Pacitlc
Lutz Samuel E , clerk, r. 58 South Park
Lutz William E., city agent Guardian Assurance Co.,
r. 22)4 Clinton Park
Lutzen Gutitave, silversmith Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r.
909 Kearny
Lutzen Joseph L.. driver Roth k Co., r. 1334 Dupont
Lutzen 0-<car A., harnessmaker, 330 Montgomery Av,
r. 828 Pacific
Lux Abraham L., clerk Justinian Caire, r. 1114 Vallejo
Lux Charles Mrs., widow, r. NW cor Gough and
Jackson
Ijux F. A., dealer in grain, brewing barley a spe-
ciulty. 319-321 Sacramento, r. 1411 Folsom
Lux Frederick, mining, r. 1114 Vallt-jo
Lux Frederick W., physician, 703 Market, r. 1114
Vallejo
Lux George H., clerk Justinian Caire, r. 1114 Vallejo
FRATINGER & CO,
HEADQUARTERS FOR
JERSEY WAISTS.
NEWEST GOODS. LATEST STYLES. LOWEST PRICES.
105 KEAKNY STREET.
ROOFING,
RAIN WATER PIPES, GUTTERS and VALLEYS
MADE AND REPAIRED.
Roofs of all kinds made Water Tlfifht.
W. E
PLUMBER,
Established 1860.
LANE,
606 KBARKT 8TRBST.
Telephone 315.
Lux Louis A., clerk Madison & Burke, r. 2» Fair Oaks
Luxenberg Jacob, speculator, r. 402 Larkin
Luxenberg Morrltz Hev., cantor Congregation Sher-
lih Israel, r. 90.5 Market
Luxich Antonio, helper J. L. Radovich b Co., r. 225
WashiUKton
Luyenkie Paul, r. 515 Filbert
Luyster Thomas G. W., saleKman, r. 519 Montgomery
LuytiesD. R., clerk Napa Valley Wine Co., r. 12)4
Hubbard
Luzitania Hotel, Francisco O. Mello proptr, 119 Jack-
son
Lycadore Joseph, laundry, 632 Sixth
Lydeard Peter J., carpenter, r. 17.15 Broadway
Lydett Amos, salesman Guirard b Gabenet, r. 234
Bush
Lydick William N., teamster, r. 631 Sacramento
Ly.lon Bridget, domestic 1508 Pine
Lydon Daniel, r. 234 Minna
Lydon James, r. 16 Clara
Lydou John, laborer, r. 127 Shipley, rear
Lydou'Maggie, domestic 511 Van Ness Av
Lydon Margaret Mrs., r 10 Otis PI
Lydon Mary Mrs., batery, 217 Polk
Lydon Michael, r. lil Clara
Lydon Michael, laborer, r. 455 Minna
Lydon .Michael, roofer, r. 12 Lynch
Lydou Thomas, plumber, r. 127 Shipley, rear
teT" Lvdou. See Lavden and Levdeu
LYFORD BENJAMIN F„ M, D.
(retired) Lyford's Hyjfeia or Sanitary-
Villa real estate, at Point Tiburon,
office 45 Tliurlo^v Block, 126 Kearny,
r. Stra-vvberry Point, Slarin Co.
Lyford L. Dexter, physician and embalmer, 19
and 47 Phelau Building
Lying-in-Hospital and Foundling Asylum, 913 Golden
Gate Av
Lyle Andrew G., paper carrier, r. 715 Oak
Lyle F. L., lineman Pac. Bell Tel. Co., r. 1233 Market
Lyle Joshua B., r. Ifi03 Van Ness Av
Lyle Mnry E., widow, r. 1032 Jackson
Lyle William S., mining, 25-26 Nevada Block, r.
1G03 Van Ness Av
i»- Lyle. See Lial
Lyman A. J., with Holbrook, Merrill i Stetson, r. cor
Mission and Sixth
Lyman Charles, lumber surveyor, 25 Steuart, r. 713
Capp
Lyman Edward H., porter E. H. Kittredge b Co., r.
726 Capp
Lyman Edwin F., machinist Byron Jackson, r. 209
Langton
Lyman Edward, clerk r. 529 Vallejo
Lyman Henry J. E., master mariner, r. 158 Shipley,
rear
Lyman James C, machinist, r. 325 Twenty-seventh
Lyman Jennie B. Mrs., teacher Urban School, r. NVT
cor Sutter and Leavenworth
Lyman John, teamster, r. 901 Battery
Lyman John R., salesman J. A. Folger, r. 560 Bryant
Lyman Marie, widow, r. 243 Clara
Lyman Marj- J., widow, r. 2817 Folsom
Lyman Patrick, tailor Morris Stone, r. 560 Bryant
Lyman Patrick, wharfinger, r. 32 Thirteenth
Lyman R.'sendo A., machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
822 Howard
Lyman William H., bookkeeper James Pendergast, r.
2.143 Folsom
Lynns John C, salesman J. J. O'Brien b Co., r. 396
Waller
Lynas John F., clerk, r. 396 Waller
Lynch A. Mrs., widow, r. 52054 Bryant
Lyu'h Alexander, laborer, r. 139 Beale
Lynch Alice Miss, saleslady, r. 320 Golden Gate At
Lynch .Alice E. Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary School,
r. 333 McAllister
JOHN HAMMOND |
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
9f annftkctnrrr of^Terr dencription of
PASSBNaEK, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
48 to SO Beale Street. San I'rauciaco.
RaI >n<y PrP«<S#^S TKUMAN, ISHAM & HOOKEB, 431-427 market St. HA¥,1UD1G»
091 1 ng r'rC5»&C». mop. WOOJL. UJm. and ORCHIIiliA PRESSES.
LYN
762
LYN
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IlIPORTEES OF
GALVANIZED AND GOMMON
Slieet Iron
AU Sizes and Numbers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Lynch Andrew, hostler N. B. and M. RR. r. 1326 Ala-
ban*
Lynch Andrew, tanner Jolin Counihan k Son, r.
Twenty-fourth, nr Alabama
Lynch Andrew, teamster Renton Coal Co., r. 1201
Laikin
Lynch Arthur, with United Carriage Co., r. 152 Sil-
rer
Lynch Belle MrB., widow, r. Ill Turk
Lynch Bradfnrd, ehoemaker, r. 413 Fourth
Lynch Bridget, domestic 630 Harrison
Lynch Bridge t, widow, r. 721 Davis
Lynch Brothers & Co. (Edward Lynch) dry goods, 130
Sixth
Lynch Catherine, widow, r. 5 Alice
Lynch Catherine, widow, r. Fourteenth, nr Harrison
Lynch Charles, laborer, r. 202 Sixth
Lynch Charles A., lather, r. 1032 Twentieth
Lynch Charles H., millhand, r. 24 Willows Ay
Lynch Chester T., porter Union St. Warehouse, r. 841
Market
Lynch Christopher, shoemaker, r. 1607 M Stevenson
Lynch Clara T. Miss, dressmaker r. 1032 Twentieth
Lynch Cornelius, liiborer, r. 169 J^ Silver
Lynch Cornelius, laborer Ball & Julian, r. Florida, nr
Butte
Lynch Cornelius, milkman, S s Fourteenth, nr Noe
Lynch Cornelius, polisher La Grande Laundry
Lynch Cornelius J., weigher, r. E s Florida, nr Butte
Lynch Daniel, laborer, r. 1103 Stevenson
Lynch Daniel, molder Empire Foundry, r. 16 Wash-
ington Av
Lynch Daniel, roofer W. H. Wilson, r. 223 O'Farrell
Lynch Daniel F., lettercarrier Post Office, r. 24 Wil-
lows Av
Lynch David, cattle dealer, r. Fairmount Tract
Lvnch Dennis, longshoreman, r. 3^ Broadway
Lynch Dennis, teamster James Beatty, r. NW cor
Railroad Av and Marquesas
Lynch Dennis J., currier Krenz k Getz, r. Nicholas
Hotel
Lynch Dennis J. Mrs., propfr Nicholas Hotel, E b San
Bruno Road, bet Yuba and Colnsa
Lynch Edward (Lynch Bros. & Co.) r. 1919 Stevenson
Lynch Edward, attorney at law, 324 Pine, room 4
Lynch Edward, carrepairer 8. P. Co., r. 464 Sixth
Lynch Edward, cattle dealer, r. cor Dame and Ran-
dall, Fairmount Tract
Lynch Edward, plumber, r. 114 Morris Ay
Lynch Elizabeth, widow, r. W s Kentucky, bet Butte
and Napa
Lynch Ellen, domestic SE cor Napa and Wisconsin
Lynch Ellen, widow, furnished rooms, 649 Broadway
Lynch Ellen Mrs., r. 1 Collins
Lynch G., laborer, r. 2733 Pine
Lynch George D., peddler, r. 641 Commercial
Lynch George W., with Sims & Morris, r. Los Gatos
Lynch H A., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 624 Fourth
Lynch Hannah Mrs., hoisery dept S. F. Pioneer
Woolen Factory, r. 2012 Larkin
Lynch Harry, bartender J. A. Giusti, r. 626 California
Lynch Henry, tinsmith Taylor Goodrich, r. Oakland
Lynch Henry H. , real estate, 320 Sansome, room
64, r. 515 Haight
Lynch Henry J., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
Oakland
Lynch Hubert T., harnessmaker, r. 520 J4 Bryant
Lynch Hugh, tailor, 759 Harrison
Lynch Hugh J., longshoreman, r. 409 Maine
Lynch Jacob K., conductor, r. 912 Lyon
Lynch James, blacksmith, r. 1214 Twenty-second
Lynch James, boilermaker, r. 20 Silver
Lync h James, house painter, r. 1819 Hyde
Lynch James, laborer, r. 30 Chesley
Lynch James, laborer, r. 515 Howard
Lynch James, liquor saloon, NE cor Fourth and
Minna, r. 308 Tehama
Lynch James, miner, r. 142 Sixth '
Lynch James, teamster, r. 901 Battery
Lynch James E., lather, r. 1032 Twentieth
Lynch James J., clerk, r. 337 Fourth
Lynch James J., painter and grainer, r. 3 Salmon
Lynch James K., note teller First National Bank of
S. F.. r. 325 Larkin
Lynch James M., finisher Buckingham & Hecbt r.
441 M Nhtoma
Lynch James M., salesman Lynch Bros. & Co., r.
1919 Ji Stevenson
Lynch Jane, widow, r. Hampshire, bet Mariposa and
Santa Clara
Lynch Jennie Miss, dressmaker, r. 404 Eddy
Lynch Jeremiah, bootblack, SW cor Post and Grant
Av, r. 205 San Jos6 Av
Lynch Jeremiah, capitalist, 324 Pine, room 10, r. 402
Eddy
Lynch Jeremiah, stableman, r. SW cor Pacific and
Taylor
Lynch Jeremiah D., agent Bartlett Spring Mineral
Water, 13 Stockton
Lynch Jeremiah J. (Lynch * Gray) r. 343 Jessie
Lynch John, r. 24 Willows Ay
Lynch John. r. 333 McAllister
Lynch John, r. 520 Broadway
Lynch John (Lynch & O'Rourke) r. E 8 Illinois, bet
Napa and Lena PI
Lynch John, blacksmith John F. Pfile
Lynch John, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
510 Minna
Lynch John, boxmsker, r. 161 Shipley
Lynch John, butcher J. G. Shyne r. 141 Shipley
Lynch John, chief deputy U. S. Shipping Commis-
sioner, r Oakland
Lynch John, compositor, r. Willard, nr Fulton
Lynch John, fireman, r. 507}^ Leavenworth, rear
Lynch John, laborer, r. 2kFreelon
Lynch John, laborer, r. 112 Gilbert
Lynch John, laborer, r. 424 Sansome
Lynch John, laborer John Hardiman, r. 710 Brannan
Lynch John, longshoreman, r. 638 >s Natoma
Lynch John, pressman H. 8. Crocker & Co., r. 4
Hinckley
Lynch John, waiter, r. 257 Tehama
Lynch John, woolpuller, r. cor Florida and Butte
Lynch John A., glasscutter John Mallon. r. 160«Hyde
Lynch John C. carpenter, r. 1608 Hyde
Lynch John E.. shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. 1212 Twenty-second
Lynch John T. (Lynch & Armstrong) r.821 Stevenson
Lynch John H., boilermaker, r. 73 Clipper
Lynch John H., foreman Journal of Commerce, r.
2606 Sutter
Lynch John H., painter, r. 1607 Jj Stevenson
Lynch John J., r. 1115 Filbert
Lynch John J. (Much & Lynch) r. 202 Francisco
Lynch John J., seaman, r. 261 First
Lynch John J., shoemaker Eutz & Murr, r. 11 Harri-
son Av
Lynch John L., lather, r. 1032 Twentieth
Lynch John C, carriagemaker A. P. Stanyan, r. 1505
Buchanan
Lynch John T., upholsterer, r. 1782 Folsom
Lynch John W., driver Sutter St. RR., r. 124 Page
Lynch John W., salesman Kendall & Flitner, r. 109
Fifth
Lynch John W., laborer, r. 424 Broadway
Lynch John W., painter E. M. Gallagher, r. 1819 Hyde
Lynch Joseph, r. 987 Harrison
Lynch Joseph, carpenter Michael C. Lynch r. 520 >^
Bryant
Lynch Joseph, gardener ,r. 121 Gilbert, rear
Lynch Joseph A., student, r. 1104 Gough
Lynch Josie Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary School,
r. a.Xl McAllister
Lynch Julia Mrs., r. 240 Ritch
Lynch J. Wingfield, surgeon chiropodist, office
and r. 10 Geary
THE BEST
OVERCOATS
it
For MEN and BOYS at
THE HASTINGS
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.
JJ
IPERIAL Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SEZTOIT, As± Uaaager.
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
LYN
763
LYN
Lynrh Kitie, rarder 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
2012 Larkin
Lynch Mirfiartt. domestic 321 Ellis
Ljmh Miirgaret, drei-antiaker. r. I Collins
Lynrh Miirgart-t, widow r. 202 Francisco
Lynch Margaret, widow, r. 1007 X St«;\eusoii
Lynch Marksaret, widow, r. 368 Miuna
Lynch Martin, r. 7a3 Muiket
Lynch Mary, r. 1717 JcPRie
Lynch Mary, burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
2012 Larkin
Lynch Mary Miss, r. 14 Sherwood PI
Lynch Mnry, widow, r. 14 Sherwood PI
Lynch Mary, widow, r. 1524 Golden Gate At
Lynch Marv A., wlduw, r. 328 Capp
Lyucli Michael, carpenter, r. 430 Natoma. rear
Lynch Michael, expressman, r. 82 Colton
Lynch Michael, fireman, r. 120 Folsom
Lynch Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 20
Silver
Lynch Michael, laborer, r. Wool, bet Lincoln and
Puwhattan
Lynch Michael, seaman, r. 15 Clementina
Lynch Michael, porter general manager's oflBce 8. P.
Co., r. 1710 Stevenson
Lynch Michael, plaHterer, r. 8 Potter
Lynch Michael, printt-r, r. 417 Stockton
Lynch Michael, teamster, r. 1 Collins
Lynch Michael, teamster, r.3i7 Vallejo
Lynch Michael, teamster, r. 416 GrovB
Lynch Michael, uph<08terer, r. 520 Broadway
Lynch Michael C, carpenter, 433 Third, r. 2!t Fell
Lynch Michael C, contractor, r. 29:19 M Sixteenth
Lynch Michael C , engineer, r. 620 Fourth
Lynch Michael J., r. 1220 Powell
Lynch Michael J., clerk Anderson & Fallon, r. 125
Chattanooga
Lynch Michael J., gas litter, r. E s Florida, nr Butte^
Lynch Michael J., salesman, r. 1713 Stevenson
Lynt h Michael J., wool sorter Catton, Bell & Co., r.
675 MiBsion
Lynch Nellie, bakery, 253 Third
L.\nch Patrick, r. 165 Ninth
Lynch Patrick, carpenter, r. 430 Natoma, rear
Lynch Patrick, hntter, r. 464 Sixth
Lynch PatriclJ, laborer, r. 108 Shipley
Lynch Patrick, laborer, r. 114 Morris Av
Lynch Patrick, laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co. r. 2030
Filbert
Lynch Ptitrick, longshoreman, r. 231 Ritch, rear
Lynch Patrick, real estate, r. 122H Mission
Lynch Patrick, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons, r. 249
Minna
Lynch Patrick, stevedore, t. 21 Anthony
Lynch Patrick, wood and coal, 610-614 Larkin, r.
610 Larkin
Lynch Patrick A., r. 62 West Mission
Lynch Patrick C, laborer, r. 3 Salmon
Lyn. h Patrick O., upholsterer Pac. Spring »nd Mat-
tress Co.. r. 110 Taylor
Lynch P. B., r. 1104 Gough
Lynch P. ter, capitalist, r. 337 Fourth
Lynch Peter, carpenter, r. 205 Hyde
Lynch Peter J., carpenter, r. 520^ Bryant
Lynch Peter, teamster, r. 7 Juniper
Lynch Peter, teamster William Kerr. r. 903 Battery
Lynch Peter, horse shoer, 303 Mission, r. 12 Bourbon
Lynch Kichard, laborer, r. 343 Clementina
Lynih Robert, gripman Market St. KB., r. Cable
House
Lynch Sarah, widow, groceries and llqnors, 52 Jessie
Lynch Simon (Lynch k Kyan) r. 717)4 DaviB
Lynch Thomas, r. 266Brantian
Lynch Thomas, bt>llerraaker, r. 20 Silver
Lynch Thomas, horseshoer Peter Lynch, r. 12 Bourbon
Lynch Thomas, laborer, r. 14 Chesley
Lynch Thomas, laborer, r. 372 Clementins
Lynch Thomas, plumber, r. 1140 Mission
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERMO-KliECTKIC
RUSSIAN aii TURKISH BATHS
Mso Medicated and Electric Eatis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED
CHIMNEYS REPAIRED. CHIMNEY SWEEPING.
Cliimney Tops that will dravr.
Plumber, SOS Kearny Street.
Established 1860.
Telephone 315.
Lynch Thomas, real estate, r. 520 Broadway
Lynch Thomas, aeanian, r. 125 Shipley
Lynch Thomas F., laborer, r. 205 Sau Jos^ At
Lynch Thomas J., superintendent J. J. O'Brien h
Co., r. 337 O'Farrell
Lynch Thoiuas W., r. 1115 Sntter
Lynch Timo, searcher records law dept S. P. Co., r.
452 Twentieth
Lynch Tim. tl.y, r. 1B4 Shipley
Lynch Timothy, clerk, r. 2i> Page
Lynch Timothy, plumber, 818 H.pward
Lynch Timothy P., aaleaman Yates k Co., r. 833
Shipley
Lynch Timothy, tlnsrailh. r. 818 Howard
Lynch Timothy, with A. C. Freese, r. 4 CleiTeland
Lynch Timothy D.. packer S. k G. Oamp, r. 3 H»mp-
ton PI
Lynch Timothy P.. salesman, r. 8 Willow
Lynch William, dairy, Jackson, bet Mapln and Spruce
Lynch William, engineer Baldwin Gas House, r. 951
Mission
Lynch William, laborer Cal Wire Works, t. 632H
Broadway
Lynch William, laborer, r. 542 Mission
Lynch William, liquor saloon. 639 Third
Lynch William J., barber John Stahle, r. 702 Har-
rison
Lynch William T., upholsterer, r. 3 Salmon
LYNCH & ARMSTRONG
(J. F. LyncH and W. F. Arinstronij:)
painters uiid whiteners, 608 Larkin
Lynch & Gray (Jeremiah J. Lynch and Herman
Gray) harnessuiakers, P42 Howaid
Lynch K O'Rourke (John Lynch and John O'Rourke)
proptrs Keiisinyton House, E s Illinois, bet Napa
and Lena PI
Lynch & Ryan (Simon Lynch and Michael Eyan)
liquor saloon, 717 5^ Davis
Lynde John E., varieties, 2o3^ O'Farrell
Lynde Nancy M., widow, r. 434 Bartlett
Lynde William C. (Lynde A: Hough) r. 1416 Larkin
Lynde & Houg^h (William C. Lynde an.1 Howard
M. Hough) comiuissio'i merchants and whole-
sale fish dealer-. 116 California
1^ Lynde. See Liud
Lynds Archibald, agent Allen jt Gloter (Richmond,
Va.) office 207 Battery, r. Lick House
Lyne Fannie J. Miss. r. 918 Vallejo
Lyne William, re.il estate, r. 918 Vallejo
^" Lyne. See Lion and Lyon
Lynes Benj imin S., foreman laborers Custom House,
r. E s Lundy Lane, lH:t Esmeralda and Virginia
Avs, B. H.
Lynett John, laborer, r. 2525 Post
Lynett Martin, laborer, r. 2523 Post
Lynett Patrick F., r. 2636 Post
Lyng Henry J., papercarrier. r. 801 Grove
Lyus James, ahoehtter Buckingham & Hecht, r. 801
Grove
Lyng Theo, r. 913 Geary
Lynn Alexanaer. clerk John Wlgmore. r. 247 Main
Lynn Ann E.. talloress. r. 1206 Union
Lynn Brlilget, widow, r. 1206 Union
Lynn Edward, flsheriuan, r. N a Point Lobos Av, bet
A and St. Rose's Av
Lynn Edward, upholsterer, r. 80" 34 Howard
Lynn Florence, r. 1 Meacham PI
Lynn Gt orge D., r. 419 Powell
Lynn James, laborer, r. Holly Park nr Mission
Lynn John, hostler, r. 12 Lapidge
Lynn John, watchman, r. 321 Third
Lynn John J . coffeeroaster. r. 43 Vallejo
Lynn Mary, widow, r. S s Elizabeth, bet Sancbec an^
Noe
Lynn Mary J., shoefitter. r 1206 Union
Lynn Patrick, baker, r. 231 Duncan
■7'Lynn. See Linn
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
BROWN, CRAIG A CO.. General Agents,
429 CfUUbrnia Stre«t.
LYN
764
LTO
Of
10
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
ItANTJFACTTJBEES OF
Plain, Japanned and Stamped
T-I ]Nr "W^ -A. rL E!
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
Lynngreen Alfred L., instrament mater, r. 21 Norfolk
Lynngreen John W. , carpenter, r. 21 Norfolk
Lynngreen Thomas J., artificial stonemaker, r. 21
Norfolk
Lyon Albert J. (G«man & Lyon) r. Oakland
Lyon A. P., clerk W. Gruenhagen & Co., r. 773 Haight
Lyon Benjamin W., carbuilder, r. 1113 Twenty-first
, Lyon Daniel E., r. 110 Ninth
Lyon Edward F., machinist, r. 209 Laugton
' Lyon Elizabeth, bakery, 1125 Eijjhteenth
Lyon Edward, shoemaker, r. 707 Stockton
Lyon Emanuel H., correspondent L. & E. Wertheimer,
r. 1119 Van Ness Av
Lyon Fayette A., salesman Eeane Bros., r. 121 Stock-
ton
Lyon George A., car driver, r. 1465 Minna
Lyon George F., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
23 Fell
Lyon Geor;;e J., farmer, r. 23 Fell
i Lyon Berber C. teacher Trinity School, r. 1534 Mis-
{ sion
Lyon James E., bricklayer, r. 1012 Kearny
Lyon James J., editor, r. 1114 Broadway
Lyon James M., carpenter, r. 2()27 Sutter
Lyon John, r. 256 Tnird
Lyon John, r. 418 Capp
Lyons John, laborer, r. 631 Sacramento
Lyon John, pressman Bosqui Engraving 0id Printing
I Co., r. 2i Fell
I Lyon John J., bricklayer, r. 1304^4 Montgomery
Lyon Mollie Mrs., r. 937 Sutter
Lyon Michael C, student Barnard's Business College,
r. 1419 Van Ness Av
Lyon Moses J., draltaman H. C. Macy, r. 1419 Van
Ness Av
Lyon Nelson, foreman, r. 102 Ninth
i Lyon Seeley B,(Starbird & Goldstone) r. 210 Fair Oaks
; Lyon S. M. Mrs., widow, r. 1419 Van Ness Av
Lyon Stephen, carpenter, r. 511 Montgomery
Lyon Walter B., Grand Secretary 1. O. O. F.,
I room 1. Odd Fellows' BIdg, SW cor Market and
I Seventh, r. 942 Twentieth
Lyon W. C, clerk Baldwin House, r. 16 Ellis
Lyon William H., r. 417 Bush
Lyon William, carriage painter Joseph Granville, r.
I 221 Golden Gate Av
I Lyon ■William L., clerk Hobert J. M.iguire, r. 921 Polk
Lyon Worthington S., melter Selby Smelting and
Lead Co., r. 1619 Central Av, Alameda
Lyons Abraham J., clerk, r. 1726 Pine
Lyons Albert, seaman, r. 503 Green
Lyons Albert, teauieter, r. 6 Scott PI
Lyons Alexander, bookkeeper, r. 1125 Eighteenth
Lyons Andrew J., harneijemaker J. A. McKerron, r. 8
! Dale PI
Ijyons Arthur W. N. , manufacturer silver surgi-
I cal instruments, 410 Keaiuy, room 19, r. 1 Quincy
! PI
Lyons Catherine, widow r. 620!< McAllister
Lyons Catherine, widow, r. 1900 Powell
Lyons Charles A., drayman corporation yard, S. F. F.
I D., r. 40G Octavia
Lyons Charles, London tailor, 1216-1218 Market
and 302 Kearny, r. 228 Van Ness Av
LYONS,
LONDON TAILOR
1216-1218 MARKET
AND 302 KEARNY.
Lyons Charles, tanner, r. S s Tenerifife, bet St. John
and Tombigbee
Lyons Charles E., master mariner, r. 904 Greenwich
Lyons Cornelius, bootblack, Brooks, nr Market, r. 348
Fremont
Lyons Cornelius, engineer r. 1214 Larkin
Lyons Daniel, patternmaker, r. 5.57 Minna
Lyons Daniel J., clerk, r. 109 Langton
Lyons Dennis, r. 22 Freelou
Lyons Dennis J., clerk, r. 909 Jackson
Lyons Edward, laborer, r. 563 Bryant
Lyons Edward, stonepolisher A. Waldstein, r. 621 P»-
ciac
Lyons E. G. & Co. (Ernest G. Lyons and Jules Mayer)
wholesale liquors and cordials 508-510 Jackson
Lyons Elizabeth, widow, r. 909 Jackson
Lyons Erin H. Miss, teacher Whittier Primary School,
r. 1220 Filbert
Lyons Ernest G. (E. G. Lyons ^ Co.) r. 2022 Bush
Lyons Frank, boxmaker, r. 9 McLea Court
Lyons George, waiter Palace Hotel
Lyons George W., r. 608 Sixth
Lvons Henry, r. 630 Eddy
Lyons Henry L., clerk, r. 124H Silver
Lyons Horatio W., waiter, r. 18 Lewis, rear
Lyons James, r. 19 Dehone
Lyons James, hostler, r. 277 Stevenson
Lyons James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 46 Tehk-
ma
Lyons James, laborer, r. 8 Camp
Lyons James, laborer, r. 1236 Folsora
Lyons James H., with Bank of California, r. 1220 Fil-
bert
Lyons James n., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E •
Michigan, bet Shasta and Sierra
Lyons James J., engineer, r. 1236 Folsom
Lyons James M., carpenter, r. 2519 Broadway
Lyons James S., bookkeeper, r. 1220 Filbert
Lyons Jeremiah, tanner R. Curtis, r. 1216 Hampshire
Lvons J. F. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1413 Polk
Lyons J. J., butcher with Christ Hiller, r. 446 Tehsm»
Lyons John (Collins & Lyons) r. 7 Juniper
Lyons John (Lyons & Riordan) r. 547 Mission
Lyons John, laborer, r. 424 Sansome
Lyons John, laborer, r. 570 Howard
Lyons John, lamplighter, r. 109 Langton
Lyons John, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 223
Clara
Lyons John, peddler, r. 22 Clinton
Lyons John, plumber, 510 Po.«t, r. 311 Linden At
Lyons John, watchman, r. W s Railroad Av, bet
Trinidad and Bahama
Lyons John F. (Lyons fc Dallamore) r. 109 Langton
Lyons John F., boxmaker, r. 9 McLea Court
Lyous John F., coflfee packer Hills Bros., r. 652 HoTT-
ard
Lyons John F., laborer, r. 26 Freelon
Lyons John F., porter, r. 427 Stevenson
Lyons John F., notary public and commissioner
deeds, 413 Montgomery, r. 1413 Polk
Lyons John J., carpenter, r. 1312 Van Ness At
Lyons John M. , laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r,
531 ;« Fourth
Lyons John M. J., bartender, r. 461 Tehama
Lyons Joseph, machine operator Buckingham k
Hecht, r. 9 Church Lane
Lyons Julia, domestic 1014 Green
Lyons Julia Miss, r. 1316 Pacific
Lyons Julia Mrs., r. 760 Howard
Lyons Julia Mrs. r. 1211 Turk
Lyons Katie Miss, compositor, r. 528 Oak
Lyons Kate Mrs., r. 730 Natoma
Lyons Lawrence, expressman, r. 1326 O'Farrell
Lyohs Lazarus, buyer Weinstock & Lubin, Sacra-
mento Cal., office 17 Sansome
Lyons Louis W., car builder, r. 531 Turk
Lyons Mary, widow, r. W s Lundy Lane, bet Prospect
and Esmeralda Avs, B. H.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
Hotels and Steamboats completely furnished with
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY.
Special Prices Given.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Mannfacmrers of Shew Cues
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
Also the finest Rr«d«>B of Clarets, Hocks, )ARPAO HARASZTKY & CO.,
[ Burgundies, Suuternes, Portii aiid Sherries f 630 WASEUTOTOH STBEXT.
LYO
765
MAO
Lyons Mary Mrs., groceries, 1114 Bryant
Lyons Mary H. Mies. r. l'^20 Filbert
Lyons Msy Miss, t. acher. r. 1H16 PHcifto
Lyons Martin, policeman, r. 1425 Mason
Lyons Michael, groceries, 148 Shipley
Lyons Michael, Inborer, r. 130 Page
Lyons Michael, laborer, r. 648 Ash Av
Lyons Michael, seaman stmr Crescent City
Lyons Michael B., trackman, r. Bay District Hotel
Lyons Michael J., bookkeeper, r. 348 Fremont
Lyons Newton, r. 1035 Market
Lyons Patrick, clerk, r. 1312 Van Ness Av
Lyons Patrick, expressman, r. 1356 Alabama
Lyons Fatrick, hostler J. P. Ferguson & don, r. 134
Seventh
Lyons Patrick, teamster, r. 30^ Chesley
Lyons Patrick J., teamster, r. 1'28 Freelon
Lyons Subina, widow, groceries, S s Nineteenth, bet
Hartford and Noe
Lyons Sadie Miss, r. 1417 Van Ness Av
Lyons Theodore S., printer, r. 2519 Broadway
Lyons Thomas, baker, r. 212 Broadway
Lyons Thomas, r. 2529 Pout
Lyons Thomas, clerk Hecht Bros, b Co., r. 1312 Van
Ness Av
Lyons Thomas, laborer, r. 16 Natoma
Lyons Thomas, longshoreman, r. h:34 Bryant
Lyons Thomas L., r. 832 Bush
Lyons Timothy, blacksmith Fhelps Mufg Co., r. cor
Larkin and Beach
Lyons Timothy, laborer, r. 907 Folsom
liyons Timothy J., attorney at law, 636 Clay,
room 5, r. .528 Oak
Lyons William, cook, r. 123 .lackson
Lyons William, jigger S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory.
r. 208 Larkin
Lyons William, waiter, r. 18 Lewis
Lyons William A., reporter, r. 1000 Powell
Lyons William H., butcher,. r. 168 Perry
Lyons William H., cook, r. 134 Third
Lyons William H., expressman, SW cor Spear and
Bryant, r. 9 Church Lane
Lyons & Dallamore (John F. Lyons and George C.
Dallamore) plumbers and giisiitters, 1528 Polk
Lyons & Riordan (John Lyons and Michael Riordan)
proptrs New Continental Hotel, 547 Mission
iy Lyons. See Lion, Lynes and Lyon
Lyser Albert, principal John Swett Grammar School,
r. 610 Haight
Lyser John, cooper, r. 927 Bryant
Lysett James, waiter, r. 9M1 Market
Lysett John, driver United Carriage Co., r. Twenty.
first, bet Dolores and Church
Lysett John P., real estate, r. 641 Valencia
Lysett Patrick, porter Cal. Wool Co., r. 523 Ji Jessie
iO- Lysftt. See Lycett
Lytgens John H. cigarmaker, r. 39 Fulton
Lytgens Julius W. R., cigar mnfr, IbM Fifth, r. 147
Grove
Lytle Thomas, spent Bradstreet's weather strips, 641
Mission, r. 200 Turk
Lytle William D.. elevatorman, r. 4183^ Natoma
l»- Lytle. See Little
Maack Ernest, liquor saloon, SE cor Post and Stockton,
r. 1316 Powell
Maack Henry J., shipping clerk D. N. & E. Walter b
Co., r. 1121 Shotwell
Maack Wllhelm, porter Tlllmann k Bendel, r. SE cor
Maple and Washington
19" Maack. See Mack
Maas Carl, cooper, r. 426 Fourth
Maas Frank (Herbst & Maas) r. 1105 Scott
Maas Jacob, bakery, 411 Fourth
FRATINGER & CO.
READY-MADE SUITS
FOR
LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN.
105 KEARNY STREET.
REFLECTORS,
FOB SHOW WINDOWS AND STORES,
MADE AND REPAIRED.
W. E. LANE,
Plumber
605 KEARmr STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Maas Jacob, >tove8 and rangrs, lud:) Kol^oni
Maas Mathias, master mariner, r. 516 Chestnut
Maas Philip H.. physician, 116 Grant Av, r. C06 Hayes
Maas Philip J., clerk, r. 1053 Folsom
•^ Maas. See Maass and Mass
Maasberg Christian, coopir. r. 7 RIncon PI
Maass Abraham, with 8. Lachman & to., p. 1330 Gold'
en Gate Av
Maass Andreas, liquor saloon, SW cor Harrison and
Bcale, r. 7 Lawrence PI
Maass B. J., clerk Siegfried & Brandensfeln. r. 1812
Scott
Maass Christopher, bartender, r. 139 Beale
Maass Charles H., bookkeeper B. Grave k Co., r. 1007
Golden Gate Av
Maass Claus H., liquor saloon, 313 East, r. 5 Washing-
ton
Maass Frederick H. collector John H. Gilmore, r.
10(17 Golden Gate Av
Maass Henry, liquor saloon, 139 Beale
Maass Henry F. (B. Grave * Co.) r. 1007 Golden Gate
Av
Maass Henry W., clerk Greenebaum k Co., r. 1007
Golden Gate Av
Maafs John G., groceries and liquors, SW cor Bush
and Scott
Maass William, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
B^" Ma:iBS. See Maas and Mass
Mabel Stephen, mental healer and teacher, 1045 Jj
Market
Mabie Julian E.. clerk Easton k Eldridge, r. 1829
Ellis
Mabie Peter, auctioneer Brbdek, Scellg k Co., r. 1829
Ellis
Mabie Peter, cardriver, r. 2 Warren PI
Macabe Charles, general acent Chicago and Al-
ton Railroad, b New Montgomery, r. 711 Fillmore
MacAbee Alexander, agent E. J. Baldwin, r. The
Baldwin
MacAdams James G., captain Troop K, 2nd Cavalry,
U. S. A.. Presidio
MacAlpen A. C, weigher TT. 8. Mint, r. Oakland
MacCabe Kiihard S.(MacCabe & Co.)r. HlfeStevenson
MacCabe <& Co. (Richard 8. MacCabel designers,
lithographers and zincographer.«, 528 Sacramento
B^ MacCabe. See Macabe and McCabe
MacCann William, salesman Golden Gate Woolen
Mnfg Co., r. Alameda
MacCaskie James F., varieties, SW cor Valley and
Dolores
MacCauley John B., commission merchant, 123 Cali-
fornia, r. Alameda
MacDermott M.' Ignatius Mother, superioress Presen-
tation Sacred Heart Convent cor Taylor and Ellis
•^ MacDermott. See McDermott and M. Derniitt
MacDonald Alexander H, clerk treasurer's office S.
P. Co., and principal Lincoln Evening School, r.
5(10 Eighteenth
MacDonald Dt lia Mrs., groceries, 724 Brannan
MacDonald Duncan, lumberman A. M. Simpson &
Bro., r. 35 Chenery
MacDonald George A., laborer Mission Bay Ware-
house No. 1, r. 35 Chenery
MacDonald James, clerk Horace H. Moore, r. Oakland
MacDonald Lincoln P., assistant purchasing dept S.
P. Co., r. M.nlu Park
MacDonald William D., teamster, r. 1849 M Stevenson
10~ Ma( Donald. See Macdonald and McDonald
MacEwen Abxander W. H., agent University Pub-
lishing Co , 106 Leidesdorff, r. North Oakland
t^ MacEwcn. See McEwen
MacFall Fannie, domestic NE cov Sierra and Ten-
nessee
MacGowan Charles A., teamstwr, r. 7 Verba Buena
MacGowan Daniel E , salcbman Yates i Co., r. 1139
Howard
MacGowan J. E. Miss, dressmaking, 131 Post
tS^ MacGowan. See McGowan and McGown
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mannfactarer ofeTCr.T deiiorlptlon off
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CAR&
43 to SO Beale Street, Sau Francivco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker, ^S;fe"riS%^eSmafaiy^i^ggaeg'
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766
MAC
W. W. Montague & Co.
PUIXEPS;
Suction and Force.
FOK nAKD. WIND-ilIfl.1. AND PO-VFEB,
ALL SIZKS.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MABKET STSEET
MacGrath Michael J., attorney at law, 501 Kearny, r
2i>62 Folsom
MacGrregor Frank E., clerk J. B. Bourne, r. 1122 Jack-
eon
MftcGrejjor John, Beaman, r. 19 Commercial
aST" MacGregor. See McG-reRor
MacGrotty Alfred (Alfred MacGrotty & Co.) r. 422
Franklin
MacGrotty Alfred & Co. (Alfred MacGrotty) commis-
sion merchants and proptrs German Island Salt
Works, 201) Sacramento
MacGruder Charles J., ca-penter, r. 6 Beale PI
M.'icKeever L. B. Mrs., widow, r. 502 Mason
t^" MacKeever. See McKeever
MacKenzie Angus, ship carpenter, r. W s Mississippi,
bet Mariposa and Santa Clara
MacKenzie Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, r. W s Missis-
sippi, bet Mariposa and Santa Clara
MacKenzie William, ropemaker, r. W s Mississippi,
bet Mariposa and Sauta Clara
fl^" MacKenzie. See Mackenzie and McKenzie
MacKillop Angus, clerk R. G. Dun & Co., r. Eighth
Av, nr Point Lobos Av
MacKinnon George, second ofilcer stmr San Bias, r.
3213 Fillmore
MacLean A., cigarmaker, r. 32 Pearl
MacLean David, ironmolder, r. 32 Pearl
MacLean James, confectioner E. Rotger k Co., r. 32
Pearl
MacLean John, policeman, r. 530 Olive Av
M'lcLean Louisa, widow, r. 269 Clara
I&" MacLean. See MoLane, McClain, McLain and
McLean
MacLennan Alexander M., bookkeeper, r. 118 Ash Av
MaoLennan John D., physician, 1410 Octavia
e^ .MacLennan. See McCleuuan and McLennan
MacMurr.iy Junius W., captain Battery L, 1st Artil-
lery U. S. A., Presidio
I^T" MacMurray. See McMurray
MacNamara Andrew, boots and shoes, 921 Mission, r.
1064 Howard
MacNell Colin F.. salesman Macpberson & Branagan,
r. 787 Mission
MacNeiU Jackson, assistant accountant London and
8. F. Bank (limited) r. 235 Sail Jose Av
MacNeiU John A., blacksmith Union Iron Works, r.
W s Minnesota, bet Solano and Mariposa
B»- MacNeiU. See McNeill
MacNevin Peter, physician, r. 303 Eddy
8^ MacNevin. See McNevin
MacRae William A., assistant exchange teller London
andS. F. Bank (limited)
1^" MacRae. See McKae and McCrea
Macabe James S.,xlerk passenger and ticket dept S.
P. Co. (northern division) r. 15 Webster
Macarthy Harry B., comedian, r. 120(5 Devisadero
Macartney Charles. Ream»u, r. HOC Davis
Macaulay Charles, traveling salesman Henry Doyle k
Co. J
Macauley George W., bookbinder Bartling, Phillips &
Stilwell, r. 6 Yerba Buena
Macauley L. Mrs., janitress Redding Primary School,
r. 6 Yerba Buena
Macauley Livingston, commercial traveler, r. 535 Post
Macauley Samuel, plasterer, r. 172 Clementina
Macauley Sarah H. Miss, teacher Miwsion Grammar
School, r. 30fi Hyde
Macauley Thomas (J. St. Denis k Co.) r. 2.524 Howard
■^ Macauley. See MoAuley, McCauley and McGau
ley
Macbeth John, produce, r, cor Golden Gate and First
Avs
Macbeth Robert S., physician, 623 Kearny, r. 1227
Pine
Maccord Catherine, widow, r. 1414 Lsrkln
Maccord Louisa Miss, teacher Whittier Primary
School, r. 1414 Larkiu
Macdonald Alexander, laborer, r. 28 Everett
Macdonald Alexander D., r. S'H Valencia
Macdonald Angus D., clerk Cal. Ins. Co., r. 1323 Jack-
son
Macdonald Bernard, clerk Preston & McKinnon, r. H
Sixth
Macdonald Crever H., shipcarpenter, r. 606H Shot-
well
Itlacdonald Donald A., president Enterprise
Mill and Building Co., 217-225 Spear, r. 2510 Sac-
ramento
Macdonald Joseph, sugar refiner, r. 1017 Battery
Macdonald Kate Miss, teacher Franklin Grammar
School, r. 1022 Twentieth
Macdonald Kenneth, seaman stmr Arago. r. 19 Com-
mercial
Macdonald Lizzie J. Miss, artist, r. 16 Willow Av
Macdonald Malcolm, contractor and mnfr artificial
sidewalk and concrete, 19 Montgomery, r. Oak-
land
Macdonald Margaret, widow, r. 1.323 Jackson
Macdonald Minnie Miss, dressmaker, r. 16 Willow At
Mactlonald Theodore H., chief engineer Cal. Electric
Light Co., r. a080 Market
Macdonald Thomas T., bookkeeper Donaldson & Co.,
r. Oakland
Macdonald William, assistant manager London
Assurance Corporation (London) Northern An«ur-
ance Co. (London) Queen Insurance Co. (Liver-
pool) Connecticut Fire Insurance Co. (Hartford)
office 441 California, r. 314 Van Ness Av
8^ Macdonald. See MacDonald and McDonald
Blacdononsfli J. & Co. (Joseph Macdonough and
John C. Wilson) importers and dealers coal and
pig iron, 41 Market, yards SW cor Spear and Fol-
som, and SE cor Beale and Folsom
Macdonough Joseph (J. Macdonough k Co.) r. 104
Turk
0^" Macdonough. See McDonough
Macdougall Ormond, clerk Norcross & Co., r.Oakland
Mace James, sheepsbearer, r. 27 Minna
Mace John, cooper, r. 714 Broadway
Mace John F., teamster, r. N 8 Filbert, bet Webster
and Fillmore
Mace John M., seaman sloop Tita
Mace Louis, deckhand stmr Piedmont
Macey Isaac, contractor, r. 1021 Pierce
Macey William A., laborer, r. 229 Sixth
Macfarlane Rosa Mrs., r. 2120 Broderick
Macfarlane Samuel H., clerk, r. 2126 Broderick
B^ Macfarlane. See McFarl.'ine
Macfee John, glove cutter Fred. A. Busby, r. 619
Bryant
Macfee William H., patternmaker, r. 519 Bryant
Macfee William S.. planer G. H. Fuller, r. 519 Bryant
Machabee James, carriage painter, r. 205 Langton
Machabee Joachan, carrepairer, r. 205 L mgton
Machainer James, barber B. Bernhard, r. 60.5 Minna
Mache Peter (Tagliaferro & Mache) r. 317 Montgom-
ery Av
Machol Eugene, salesman E. Mansbach & Co.. r. 925
Post
Macintosh John S., liquor saloon, SW cor Larkin and
Fulton, r. 3 Fulton
Mack Adolph (J. J. Mack & Son) r. 1322 Sutter
Mark Albert C. (Hanson & Mack) r. 761 Valencia
Mack Antone, maltster, r. 2016 Stockton
Mack Edward, r. 32M Lanaton
Mack Edward B.. salesman, r. 443 Natoma
Mack F. & Son (Frederick and Frederick C.) proptrs
Champion Waffle Bakery. 18 Pearl
Mack FreJerick (F. Mack k Son) r. 18 Pearl
Mack Frederick C. (F. Mack & Co.) r. 18 Pearl
Mack Geor2e W., machinist, r. W b Iowa, bet Solano
and Butte
Mack Henry, cooper Matthew Nunan, r. 41 Clemen-
tina
Mack Jacob, cornicemaker George H. Tucker, r. 428
Twenty-ninth
THE LATEST STYLES,
THE FINEST GOODS,
THE BEST WORK at
"THE HASTINGS,"
I.ICK HOUSE BliOCK.
THE LION lire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, 84,125,003
Assets, $4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN. Manager
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
MAO
767
MAC
Mack Jacub, currier Bellly k Louia, r. 124 Tweuty-
DiQth
Mack James. ciRurs and tobacco. lOSgJi Market
Mark Jeremiah, (;ardeuer, r. 316 Ritcb
Mack J. Oeor;;e. bookkeeper H. F. OulHxson k Co.,r.
81fi O'Farrell
Mack J. J. <b Co. (Julius J. and Adolph Mack
and L.eon Otig^tnbeim) Importers and wholesale
drugKlsts, 11 Kri>nt
Mack Jotiu, baker stmr Alamrda
Mack John, Kardener, r. 20 Gilbert
Mack John, labt)rer, r. fi3t> Commercial
Mack John, waiter, r. 518 MiRKion
Mack Joseph U., laborer, r. 121 ailb<>rt
Mack Julius J. (J.J. Mack fc Co.lr. ini2 Tan NessAT
Mack Kate Miss, dressmakinR, 51)2 0"Farrt-ll
Mack Lawrence, merchant, r. 1012 Van Ness At
Mack M., seaman stmi Dora
Mack Oscar E.. clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo k
Co.. r. 3-.il Eddy
Mack Timothj, machinehand L. k E. Emanuel, r. 27
Zoe
Mack T. J., r. 7G4 Hr\rri8on
Ma.k Willia=i (Gray & Mack) r. 622 Pine
Mark William H.. glass stainer, r. 1661 Mission ^
Iff- Mack. See Maa.k
Slackay Alexander, carpets, oil cloths, etc., 715
Market, r. Ciy Nineteenth
Mackay Cbxrles. salesman Henry Dutton Jr., r. SE cor
Bush and Devisadero
Mackay D. B., salesman Raphael Weill k Co., r 328
Geary
Mackay Duncan C, broker and commlKSlon mer-
chant, 4H8 California, room 4, r. 252S» Piuo
Mackay J. Stuart, contractor, 33U Sutter
Mackay J. W., capitalist, office NW cor Mont-
gomery and Pine
Mackay P. N., mining engineer, 408 California, r.I625
Polk
Mackay Walter S., salesman Alexander Mackay, r. 619
Nineteenth
Mackay William J., baker, r. 445 Bryant
Mackay William S., r. 541 Fourth
Mackay William W., plumber S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
812 Jessie
i7* Mackay. See Mackey, Mackle, McKay and McKee
Macke Andre cabinetmaker Charles M. Plum & Co.,
r. 1031 Minna
Mackel James J., carrier Call and Bulletin, r. 109 Polk
Mackel John, carrier The Guide, r. 116 Fulton
Mackell William J., engineer, r. &ii Falmouth
Mncken James, r. 1028 Folsom
Macken Jeremiah, shoemaker, r. 83 Jessie
Iff" Macken. See Mackin and Makin
Mackenzie George, broom mufr, 817 0«*ry, r. 1618
Lark in
Mackenzie John. r. 601 Broderick
Mackenzie John R., general agent Pacific Coast
The Singer Mnfa Co., 22 Post, r. Oikland
Mackenzie Robert Kev. D. D.. pastor First Presbyte-
rian Church, r. 1924 Washington
Mackenzie Thomas P., with Singer Mnfg Co., r. 208
Hyde
ay Mackenzie. See MacKenzie and McKenzle
Mackey Annie, domestic 1818 Geary
Mackey Daniel, laborer, r. 912 Guerrero
Mackey DaTid S., gripman Geary St. RR., r. 2208
Geary
Ma< key Donald 8.,, clerk, r. 871 Market
Mackey James, expressman, r. N s Fourteenth, nr
Guerrero
Mackey James, type molder, r. 828 Nineteentk
Mackey Johu, r. 1J09 Jessie
Mackey John, cook, r. 445 Bryant
Mackey John, letter carrier Post Office, r. 8 • Twenty-
seventh, bet Noe and Sanchez
Mackey John, salesman Stephen Jackson, r. eor Four-
teenth and Guerrero
SEWER PIPE. SEWER TRAPS.
Se-wers Laid Properly.
Se-wers Repaired.
W . E . LANE,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1860. Telephone SIS.
DR. BAZAN'S
THEBMO-KI^ECTRIC
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Bails Giyei.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
Mackt-y Mary, widow, r. 82s Nine ei nth
Mackey Minnie, widow, r. 911)4 Harrison
Ma.key P:itrick, boarding. 91» Battery
Markey Patrick, liquor saloon. 915)4 Battery
Mackey Thomas, farmer, r. 8W cor Potrero Av and
Twenty-tif h
Iff- Mackey See Mackay, Mackie, McKay and McKee
Mackie Ali-iander. cashipr Atlantic and Pacific Fabt
Freight Line r. 25 Erie
Mackie David J., r. 818 Larkin
Mackie Jaiues B., with Anglo Nevada Assurinee Cor-
poration, r. Oakland
Mackie Jarues G., waiter, r. 171 Perry
Mackie John, baker stmr Mariposa
Mackie Peter, mining, r. 618 Larkin
Mackie Robert W.. millwright, r. 21 Valencia
Mackie William P.. janitor Cul. State Democntic
Club, 105 Stockton, r. Alumeda
Iff- Mackie. See Mackay, Mackey, McKay and Mc-
Kee
Mackin James I., clerk Buckiagham k Hecbt, r. 1906
Market
Mackin John F., foreman Buckingham k Hecht, r.
1906 Market
tff- Mackiu. See Macken and Makin
Mackiuson Alfred, burnii-her John H. Byrnes
Macklniwn J., blacksmith, r. 402 Broadway
Mackineon John, carpenter, r. 11 Ewng PI
Mackintosh Daniel, salesman, r. 913 Union, rear
Mackintosh Donald, a count-iut. r. 1731! Jessie
Mackintosh Elizab-th C. widow, r. 913 Puiou, rear
Mackintosh Johu E.. assistant euglnec-r Palace Hotel,
r. 1108 Pierce
Mackintosh Robert physician, r. 1208 Mission
Mackintosh Rogie Miss, r. 730 Union
Mackintosh William C, clerk Montgomery's Hotel, r.
913 Union, rear
Maclean D., physician and professor of obstetrics
and dir>eat>es of women California Medical Col-
lege, office 330 Sutter, r. 323 Sutter
Maclean Mary, widow, r. 317 Geary
Macleay Donald (Corbitt k Macleay) r. Portland, Or.
tff- Maclgay. See McLea
Macklin James F., salesman, r. 725)4 Bush
Macklin John N., printer, r. 1912 Golden Gate At
Mackrett George B., clerk, r. 1206 Market
Macksner Frank, tailor R. Valentine, r. 549 Howard
Macmillan John A., with Singer .Mnfg Co., r. 16 Ojk
Macmillau Willis M., city aaent Liverpool and Lon-
don and Globe Insurance C > , r. CIS Shotwell
Macnamara J. R. T., with Charles Ashton
Macneale A: Urban (Cincinnati, O.) mnfrs safes, office
206 California
Macomber C. A. & Co. (Charles A. Macomber)
leather, boots and shoes, and dealers leather
remnants, 318-320 Clay
Macomber Charles A. (C. A. Macomber k Co.) r. 2S
Elgin Park Av
Macomber George, clerk, r. S57 Clementina
Macomber Horace L., painter, r. 357 Clementina
Iff- Macomber. See Macumber
Macon Thomas, fireman, r. 637 Second
Macondray Andrew, carpenter, r. 313 Vallejo
Macondray Frederick W., with George F. bowman, r.
1821 Sacramento
Macondray George N., clerk S*mael Hill's Eatate, r.
1821 Sacramento
Macondrny William, correspondent Macondray* Co.,
r. 18-21 Sai-ramento
MACONDRAY & CO. (M.cn«ei
Castle and Juiues A. Robinson) Import-
ing', shipping: and commi'Oion mer>
chants, and af^ents Yanji^tsxe Insnranee
Association (limited) and North China
Insurance Co. (limited) also afrents Lonia
Roederer's Champaj^ne for the PaciHe
Coast, 423-4*47 Market
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELSFHON2 83.
LITHOGRAPHERS
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
r. S. DAVIS, city Afirent,
429 California Strewt.
MAC
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Maconochie Mary, adjuster tJ. 8. Mint, r. 046 Folsom
Macowsky Brothers (Itaac and Jacob) stationers, 600
Market
Marowsty Isaac (Macowsky Bros.) r. 945 Howard
Macowsky Jacob (Macowsky Bros.) and furnishing
goods, 630 Kearny, r. 945 Howard
Macpherson Alexander, r. 1204 Mission
Macpherson Alexander M. (Macpherson & Branagan)
r. 216 Chattanooga
MACPHERSON FRED. «,.>„
secondliand machinery and macliinery
expert, -valuations for probate and.
other purposes dispatclied -witli accur-
acy, losses determined, 109 California,
r. Oakland
Macpherson James Dmmmond, manager
South British Fire and Marine Insurance Co. of
New Zealand, 213-215 Sansome. r. Cosmos Club
Macpherson & Branagan (Alexander M. Macpherson
and Christopher Branagan) fruit and produce
commission merchants, 215-219 'Washington
<^" Macpherson. See McPherson
Macquarie H. E., boatswain stmr Mariposa
Macquarrie Niel A., groceries and liquors, SE cor
Octavia and Oak
Macquis Samuel, cigarmater, r. 127 Shipley
Macsorley A. & Co. (Alfred S. Macgorley) adTer-
tising agents and publishers The Business Bulle-
tin, 81 Stevenson
Macsorley Alexander K. Rev., r. 81 Steyenson
Macsorley Alfred S. {A. Macsorley & Co.) r. 81 St©.
venson
Macsorley Henry, advertising agent, r. 618 Stevenson
Macsorley John, gripman Market St. RR.
0^ Macsorley. See McSorley
Macy Christopher, carpenter, r. E s San Bruno Road,
nr Teneriffe
Macy Daniel F., r..2f08J« Mission
Macv Harry, bookkeeper Dnffey Bros., r. 1215 Mason
Macy Henry C, architect, 208 Kearny, r. 1215 Mason
Macy Mary F., bakery and notions. 2008}^ Mission
Macy AViliiam, laborer, r. 641 Commercial
Macy William W., lather, r. 2(08^ Mission*
Madden August, waiter, r. 743 Folsom
Madden Bridget, widow, r. 48 Jessie
Madden Daniel, waiter, r. 572 Howard
Madden Dennis H., blacksmith C. F. Suhl, r. Eighth
Av, nr Point Lobos Av
Madden Edmond W., compositor Examiner, r. 1627
Folsom
Madden Edward H., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. 509 Jones
Madden Edward, engineer, r. 21 Julian Ay
Madden Ellen, domestic 1105 Shotwell
Madden Frank, liquor saloon, 48 Jessie
Madden Frederick B., clerk, r. 2237 Geary
Madden George E., operator Neville & Co., r. 323 Te-
hama
Madden George S. (Madden i Boeker) r. cor Folsom
and Serpentine Av
Madden Helene M. Miss, with John F. Snow, r. 1623
Mission
Madden Henry E., cutter, r. 323 Tehama
Maf!den James, laborer, r. 121 Cedar Av
Madden James, longshoreman, r. 12 Clementina
Madden James A., plasterer, r. 20}<s Rausch, rear
Madden Jerome, general land agent Southern
Pacific Railroad Co.. NE cor Foiirth and Town-
send, room 78, r. 11.35 Twentj-first
Madden John, r. 21 Glen Park Av
Madden John, candymaker William Townsend, r. Ws
Cronogue Av, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-
third
Madden John, car inspector 8. P. Go's depot, r. 2319
Harrison
Madden John, carpenter W. A. Meeker, r. 318 Capp,
rear
909 >i
,347
1627
Madden John, laborer, r. 624 Fourth
Madden John, peddler, r. 1838 Howard
Madden John, seaman, r. 413 Broadway
Madden John, shoemaker, r. 619 Stevenson
Madden John C, carpenter, r. 313 Capp
Madden John F., teamster, r. 1336 Sacramento
Madden John K., laborer Custom House, r.
Dolores
Madden John M., butcher, r. 23 Sixth
Madden John W., japanner John Lee & Co.
Grove
Madden Joseph, printer, r. 1627 Folsom
Madden Langton E., clerk D. M. Delmas, i
Folsom
Madden Margaret, widow, r. 523 Castro
Madden Maria, domestic 822 O'Farrell
Madden Marion Mrs., dressmaking, 1838 Howard
Madden Mary Mrs., r. 8M Cilnton
Madden Mary C, Mrs , teacher Bartlett Primary
School, r. 17 Glen Park Av
Madden Maurice, laborer, r. W 8 Mission Road nr
Summit House
Madden May Miss, teacher Mission Grammar School,
r. 1627 Folsom
Madden Michael, shoemaker, r. 512 Mission
Madden Michael J., insurance agent, r. 1627 Folsom
Madden Patrick, helper Moynihan & Aitken
Madden Patrick, laborer, r. 8k Clinton
Madden Patrick laborer, r. 556 Natoma
Madden Patrick, teamster, r. 911 Sansome
Madden Patrick H., laborer, r. SW cor Hayes and
Franklin
Madden Paul, barber, r. 121 Morton
Madden Peter, helper Tnion Iron 'Works, r. E s 1111-
nois, bet Napa and Lena PI
Madden R. E. Mrs. r. 434 Golden Gate Av
Madden R. Vf., clerk Custom Honse, r. 909}^ Dolores
Madden Richard, liquors aloon, SWcor Bay and Mason
Madden S., bolt maker, Pac. Rolling Mill
Madden Sarah Miss, school teacher, r. 1627 Folsom
Madden Thomas, laborer, r. 520 Eighth
Madden Thomas, laborer Cal. "Wire Works, r. 333 Bay
Madden Thomas, longshoreman, r. 12 Clementina
Madden Thomas P., capitalist, 120 Phelan Bldg., r.
Occidental Hotel
Madden Walter, plumber Duffey Bros.
Madden "William (Hamilton, Leach 4 Madden) r. 307
Fremont
Madden "William, teamster, r. 409 Tenth
Madden "William J., mining, r. 1211 McAllister
Madden "William J., painter, r. 247 Second
Madden William M., law studei.t George A. Knight,
234 Montgomery, r. East Oakland
Madden & Boeker (George S. Madden ard Henry 8.
Boeker) tannery, cor Folsom and Serpentine At
Maddock J. K., machinist Risdon 1. and L. 'Works, r.
Oakland
Maddock 8. P. Mrs., widow, r. 616 Mason
Maddox Benjamin M., deputy clerk Supreme Court of
California, r. 226 Eleventh
Maddox Cabel H. (C. H. Maddox & Co.) r. Occidental
Hotel
Maddox C. H. & Co. (Cal>el H. Maddox, Warren
B. English and George 'W. Cope) stock brokers,
412 California
Maddox Jane Mrs., dressmaker, r. 48 Tehama
Maddux Leone T., salesman Truman, Isham ie
Hooker, r. 416 Folsom
Maddux Thomas S., waiter A. Freitas, r. 538 Sacra-
mento
Mader Otto (Webber & Mader) r. 2120 Fillmore
Madero Isabelle Miss, dressmaking, 1406}^ Powell
Madero Josef M., stripper H. Plagemann & Co., r.
1406)^ Powell
Madero Raymond A., printer Cnbery & Co., r. 3 Fil-
bert PI
Madge Frederick, secretary's office 8. P. Co., NE cor
Fourth and Townsend, room 34, r. 610 Sanchez
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Imported and Domestic Rugs in immense variety.
W. & J. SLOANE &c CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOTK PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO..
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Storo Fixtures.
37 Martel SI
LULIrOC LA I lIM Unl') France to thU country, bat without nmndy. |
ARPAD HARASZTHY A CO.
B30 WASHIOTTON BTBMT.
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Madge Janifd W.. leuniBtiT, r. <07 Polk
MadKe W., laborer Pac. HoIUdr Mill
I Maillt^an Edward J. (MadiRBn * Brown) r. 705 Vallejo
Ifadlfiiin Jaiues F. tuolder MechanicB' Foundrr, r. 64
Minna
Madiyan k Brown (Edward J. Madigan and Frank O.
Brown) butchers, l;n9 Stockton
Madnl Dayld, physician, IM Stockton
llaJiHon Andrew, tilegraph operator r. 871 Market
MadiHou Bennett H., ship owner, office 6^ Bteuart,
r. 115 Capp
Madixoii CliriHtinn, laborer, r. U Teharaa
MailiHon Edward, laborer, r. W « Hyde, nr Bay
MudiBon Eriistus K., laborer, r. 1131 Army
Madison Frank A., clerk Sec. 'J, Sea Wall, p. 1923 Tay-
lor
Hadixon Frank D., bookeeper Sherwood k Sherwood,
r. 15I6«airamento
Madison Oeorae, master mariner, r. 512 Ninth
Madison George, waiti-r Nils HNUsen, r, 7 Everett
Madison Oeorye E., civil engimer, r. 607 Bush
Madigou George H.. CDrreepondeilt Blum, Baldwin k
Oirvin, r. 1923 Taylor
Madison Henry A., upholsterer F. S. Chadbourne k
Co., r. 1923 Taylor
MsdiBon Henry B., clerk Wright, Bowne k Co., r.
115 Capp
Madison Henry S., laborer Oregon Imp. Co., r. lOt
Jackson
Madison Jacob, lumberman, r. E s Nebraska, bet EI
Dorado and Alameda
Madison James, bookkeeper Lorentz Foard, r. 1218
Filbert
Madison James, brakeman 8. P. Co., r. 32 Perry
Madison James, calker, r. 529 Sacramento
Madison James, laborer, r. 102 Bay
Madison J. H. Mrs., widow, r. 1.515 Sacramento
Madison John, gaxfliter, r. 18U Hyde
Madison Jolin, printer, r. 1220 Powell
Madison Mark, steward, r. 327 Filth
Madison Martin J., bookkeeper Cal. Vigorlt Powder
Co., r. 115 Capp
Madison Sarah E. Miss, r. 1.M5 Sacramento
Madison Walter E., clerk Blum, Baldwin k Glrrln.
r. 1923 Tavlor
MADISON & BURKE ,.iart.na.
anil Frank H. Burke) real estate a|;enta
and collectors, 4rl>l-403 Montgomery
■^ JIadisou. See Msdson. Matsou and Matteson
Madrillo A., waiter stmr Columbia
Madsen Albert, seaman, r. 263 Eaxt
Madsen Andrew, carpenter, r. 958 Mission
Madsen Charles F., clerk, r. N s Clipper, bet Church
and Sanchez
Madsen Charles T., carpenter, p. N 8 Clipper, bet
Church and Sanchez
Madsen Frederick, cooper Andrews k Cornell, r. 417
Main
Madsen John J., stereotyper Call, r. 216 Hickory Av
Madsen Joseph F., shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. N 8 Clipper, nr Sanchez
Madsen Niels, engineer, r. 17 Cliutm
Madsen Peter, shoemaker Orln Jones k Co., r. 704
Pine
Madson Albert, seaman, r. 506 Davis
Madson C, waiter What Chp< r House
Madson Oliver (Madson * Petf-rson) r. 913 Twentieth
Madson Ole, cooper, aoy Davis, r. Oakland
Madson Robert, restaurant, cor Market and Mc-
Allister r. 1.304 Market
Madson & Peterson (Oliver Madson and Andrew Peter-
son) restaurant and liquor saloon. 7 Berry
•ST Madson. See Madison, Matson, Mattson and
Madsen
Maehl Mllie Miss, solicitor Kosenthal k Roesch. r.
14« Sixth
Maeholdt Henry, carpenter, r. 1415 Kearny
GAS STOVES,
GAS FIXTUfiES, GAS BUENEES.
Gas Heaters lor all pnrposes lor sale aM made to irdcr.
V^_ E_ L_A3SrE,
PLUMBER, S06 KEARNY STREET.
Established IMO. Telephone 31.5.
FRATINGER S CO.
CMS, SUITS d m
105 KEARNY STREET.
Maennerbund Hall, NW cor Twenty-fourth and Po
trero Av
Maessen William, pork butcher Grand Western Mar-
ket, r. 1411 Scott
Maeetretti Frank, mablecntter, r. 16 Ellis
Maestretti G., steward I. Cuenln, r. 730 Green
Maeatretti Riccardo, collector, r. 5 Reed PI
Magagnos Julian A., collector The State Investment
and Insurance Co . r. Oakland
Magallon Lucy Miss, dressmaker, r. 6 Moulton PI
Magallon Joseph, roaster D. Ghirardelli k Son, r.
5 Moulton PI
Magary Fannie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 234 Slxt«(>nth
Masrary John E., street contractor, 628 Califor-
nia, r. 1419 Mission
Maaary William (Miller fc Co.) r. 234 Sixteenth
Magary William W., salesman Mann k Benedict r.
603 Bnchanaa
tg^ Magary. See McGarry and McGary
Magrdalen Asyluin, E 8 Polrero Av, bet Sierra
and Shasta
Mac:debur$; Fire Insurance Co. of Maj^de-
bnrg, Gutte k Frank general agents, 307 Call-
fornia
Mas^lebar^ General Insurance Co. ot
Magdeburg (marine department) Gutte
Frank agents, 307 California
Magee Adam, r. N s Twenty-third, bet Sanchez and
Noe
Magee Alexander, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 619 }« Mission
Magee Ann Mrs., fancy goods, IISS Folsom
Magee David, bartender A. J. Martin, r. 118 Eddy
Magee Edward B. (S. F. Stove Works) p. 646 Fourth
Magee Frank B., salesman Truman, Isham k Hooker.
p. 571 Stevenson
Magee J., millman Pacific Rolling Mill
Magee John (Woodin & Co.) r. 1434 California
Magee John, oiler stmr San Joa6
Magee John, teamster, r. 504 Ninth
Magee John, warehouseman Truman, Isham k Hooker,
p. 108 Clara
Magee John A. Jr. (Magee * Moore) r. 1113 Post
Ma»{ee John N.. cook stmr Willamette
Magee M., watertender stmr Willamette
Magee Marshall, boxmsker, r. 62.5 Second
Magee Mary, domestic 611 Chestnut
Magee Richard, lumberman, r. 625 Second
Magee Robert, laborer, r. Ill Welsh
Magee Roger D., with Thomas Magee, P. 1216 Leaven-
worth
MAGEE THOMAS, rea. estate
aifent, and eilitor nnd proprietor Real
Estate Circular, 30 Munt;;omery, r. 800
Van Ness Av
Magee Thomas W., baker, r. 1155 Folsom
Magee William H., ticket clerk P. M. S3. Co., p. 2510
Fillmore
Magee & Moore (Tohn A. Mngee Jr. and Arlbup W.
Moore) importers and dealers leather, 310 Clay
B^ Magee. See McGee
Magendie Hippolyte \., journalist, p. Union At, bet
Ward and Pulaski. B. H.
Magendie J. B., r. 507 Pine
Mageunis James, machiuibt Fulton Ironworks, p. 663
Minna
Mager A., with Singer Mnfg Co., r. 1009 Mission
Mager Louis, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Mayer Louis H., liquor saloon, 6 Clara Lane
Maggini Carlo (G. (Jlovannettl ft Co.) p. 1017 Clay
Maggini J. B., r. 60.^ Broadway
Maggio Foitunato, fishing material, 896 Front
Magglo Giuseppe (Maggio k Parri) r 534 Green
Maggio John, flsliermsu. r. 896 Front
Maggio fc Parri (Giuseppe Maggio and Eugene Parri)
barbers. 1501 Stockton
Maggiora Giovanni (Maggiora It Bro.) r. 8.52 Valencia
o
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JOHN HAMMOND
•19
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Kannftkcturer of rrrrr tfeit«rip<lon of
PABBBNOBR. STRBXT JlKD FRBIOBT CAK8.
4* to SO B««le Ktr*«t. Kan FriuioiMio.
Truman, Isham & Hooker.
421-427 Marhet St. Agricnltoral Imple-
ments. Waeons, l^iteam £nsines.
MAG
770
MAG
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
niPOBTEBa OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Mantifacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
309, 3]1, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STEEET
Magglora Sebastian (Magglora & Bro.) r. 852 Valencia
Maggiora & Brother (Giovanni and Sebastian) fruits
and vegetables, 832 Valencia
Maggs Augustus, cigars and tobacco, 219 Second, r.
227 Second
Maggs James, liqnor saloon, 130 Geary, r. 247 Second
Maghetti G., waiter I. Cuenin, r. 1.12 Jlontgomery
Bla^ll Arthur E., general agent Phoenix In-
furance Co. (of Hartford) and Home Insurance
Co. (of New York) 221 Sansome, r. Oakland
Magill James, hosemaker, r. 218 Eighth
Magill J. H., clerk money dept Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
922 Van Ness Av
Ma^rill Robert H., general agent Home Mutual
Insurance Co., 216 Sanaome, r. Alameda
Masill Thomas W.. r. 18 Turk
Magill W. A., clerk general superintendent WellB,
Fargo & Co., r. 922 Van Ness Av
Magill William J., r. Bryant Av, bet Butte «nd Solano
t^- Magill. See McGill
Magllton Ruth M., widow, r. 11 Mission Av
Maginess John B., bookkeeper, r. 634 Bush
Maginis John J., stenographer and oCacial reporter
Superior Court, Dept. 11, Old City Hall, r. 1943
Geary
Maginnis Charles, salesman Blake, Moffitt k Towne,
r. 1923 Bush
Maginnis Christopher, patternmaker Clot k Meese, r.
317 Seventh
Maginnis Edward 3., hamessmaker 'William Davis, r.
81 Fourth
Maginnis Eliphas, teamster, r. 1923 Bush
Maginnis James H., machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
137 Silver
Maginnis John, laborer, r. 32 Tehama, rear
Maginnis John B., electrotyper Filmer & Stiller
Electro Co., r. 1923 Bueh
Maginnis John N., patternmaker, r. 510 Howard
Maginnis M. N., attorney at law, r. 781 Mission
Maginnis Kose, widow, r. 328 Brannan
Maginnis William J., soli, itor, r. 947 Folsom
t^ Maginnis. See McGiun< ss and McGiimiB
Magistcicihi Tobias, brassfinisher, 105 Fremont, r.
1117 Bryant
Magisira Charles A., liquor saloon, 218 Montgomery
Av
Maglea Joseph, cigar dealer, r. 22 Geary
Maglone Joseph M., plumber and gasfitter, 206 Steven-
son
Magnan Allle Miss, dressmaker, r. 407 Eddy
Magner Ambrose, r. 817 Broadway
Magner Andrew, plumber, r. 2116 Larkin
Magner Anna Miss, finisher Stearns, Worden & Co., r.
337 Sixth
Magner David J., deputy Assessor, r. 817 Broadway
Magner Deuis, r. 921 Greenwich
Magner E. Mrs., widow, r. 339 Sixth
Magner Emil, cashier United Carriage Co., r. 630
Ellis
Magner Emma L. Miss, brushmaker Eureka Brash
Factory, r. 34.5 Fifth
Magner Francis W., compositor Examiner, r. 830
Broadway
Magner James, barber, r. 605 Minna
Magner Jennie, widow, r. 721 Harrison
Magner Jeremiah A., clerk, r. 817 Broadway
Magner John, printer, r. 537 Sacramento
Magr,er JohnD., porter Wells, Fargo k Co., r. 921
Greenwich
Magner John T., clerk, r. 815 Broadway
Magner Joseph, bookkeeper Scott k McCord, r. 731
Harrison
Magner Josephlue Miss, r. 345 Fifth
MHgner Kate, widow, r. 63 Jessie
Magner Mary Mii^s. teacher Shotwell Street Primary
School, r. 921 Greenwich
Magner Max (McElroy fc Magner) r. 721 Harrlion
Magner Mkhael, waiter, r. 3i5 Fifth
Magner Saul, salesman McElroy k Magner, r. 7S1
Harrison
Magner Tbomas, bill poster, r. 535 J< Howard
Matrner Thomas H., clerk, r. 817 Broadway
Magner W., foundryman Pac. Rollinu Mill
Magner Wallace J., groceries and liquors, 817 Broad-
way
Magner William, deputy Sheriff, r. 921 Greenwich
Magner William, groceries and liquors, 527 Mission
Magner William P., compositor Examiner, r, 817
Broadway
Magnes A., r. 308 Sixteenth
Magnes Samuel D.. boots and shoes, 308 Sixteenth
Magni Louis, salesman, r. 621 Pacific
Magnin Emanuel, clerk I. Magnin. r. 905 Market
Magnin Isaac, dry goods, 42 and 116 Third, r. 905
Market
Magnolia Nursery, William Meyer & Co. proptrs.
Twenty-second and Twenty-third Douglass and
Eureka
Mag'nolia Saloon, John B. Bacon proprietor, 213
Montgomery, next Russ House entrance
Magnus Max, student, r. 24 Turk
MagnuBson B., painter, r. 409 Polk
Magny Ernest, restaurant, 62G California
Magoon Oscar S., teamster, r. 40 Zoe
Magoonis Jamef, machine operator Buckingham k
Hecht, r. Wood, nr Geary
Magoonis Zacharias. laundryman, r. Wood, nr Geary
Magorty Dennis W., expressman, r. 8 Haight
Magorty Hugh, lamplighter, r. 2815 California
Magorty J., porter Bosenbaum k Co.
Magorty Michael P., seaman, r. 447 Guerrero
Magorty William D., expressman, r. 8 Haight
Magoskichi Shino, waiter, r. 25U4 Howard
Magrane Matthew, real estate, r. 1319 Webster
i Magr.ith Michael A., carpenter, r. 7U9J4 Treat At
I eff" Magrath. See McGrath and McGraw
! Magritz August F., watchman Am. Sugar Refinery, r.
I 1324 Broadway
i Magud George M., restaurant keeper, r. 566 Mission
' Maguire Andrew J., law student Winans k Belknap,
r. 229 Page
Maguire Ann, widow, r. 27 Lily Av
Maguire Annie, widow, r. 660 Howard
Maguire Annie, dressmaker, r. 435 Grove
Maguire Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 136 Rose At
Maguire Annie MitiS, tt-acher music, r. 660 Howard
Maguire Augustus B. (Flanagan & Maguire) and city
agent Firemans Fund Ins. (3o., r. 448 Twentieth
Maguire Charles, stableman, r. 529 Valencja
Maguire Charles D., salesman, r. 621 California
Maguire Clarence T., buttonhole maker, r. 935 )i How-
ard
Maguire Catherine, widow, r. 1621 Clay
Maguire Edward H., fireman Mission Soap and Candle
Works, r. 229 SixteeLth
Maguire Eugene, molder, r. 128 Silver
Maguire E. T., brakeman S. F. Bridge Co., r. 955X
Howard
Maguire Felix, laborer, r. SE cor Hyde and Bay
Maguire Francis A., cornicemaker George H. Tucker,
r. .521 Stevenson
Maguire Frank E., shoemaker Kutz & Murr, r. 1218
Howard
Maguire George E., liquor saloon. 238 Minna
Maguire H. Clay, bookkeeper Albert Mau &Co.,r.61i
Mason
Maguire J. Mrs., widow, r. 306 Capp
Maguire James, engineer, r. 16 Bausrh
Maguire James, roofer, r. 211 Seventh
Maguire James storekeeper Subsistence Dept XJ. 8.
A., r. 822 Howard
Maguiie James, teamster, r. 525 H Natoma
Mxguire James, wireworker, r. 258 Minna
Maguire James, with Oregon Imp. Co., r. 315 Bryant
Maguire Jamea A., manager James T. White k Co., r.
516 Van Ness Av
MANN St BENEDICT,
, SDCCESSOKS TO
O. C. HASTINGS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND .
CLOTHIEItS,
ft<KCK HOUSE BI/OCK.
ORIENT lis. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,551,954
GEO. D. OORNIN, Manager
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
MAG
771
MAH
aXaipalre James G., Judge Superior Court, Dp-
l)«itiuint 4, chaiubers New City Hall, secoud
floor. r.2:( norland
Maguire JameB H., roofer, r. 211 Seventh
Magiiire Jami'S W., bartender J. B. Marrin, r. 65 Sec-
ond
Magiiire Jaoaea W., aalesman Munson h Co., r. 614
M:i8on
Magnire John, clerk, r. 1621 Clay
Magulre John, flreiaaii, r. fi'M Second
Magulre John, helper Pac. Iron Works, r. 64 Tlrgt
Maguire John, laborer, r. 1328 Natorna
MatfUire John, painter, r. 640 Howard
Magulre John, plawterer, r. 258 Minna
Ma«ulre John, saddler, r. 211 St^venth
Magulre John, «tdrter Geary St. RU.. r.Ull Bachanan
Maguiie John, teamster, r. 24 Clinton
Maijuire John, teamster, r. 129 Fifteenth
Ma*!uire John H., flrem.in, r. 1218 Howard
MaKuire John J., bricklayer, r. 1018 Potrero At
Maguire John J., sawyer, r. 632 Fourth
Maguir." Joseph, plumber, r 223 Perry
Magdire Joseph, watchman Industrial School
Magulre Joseph H., butcher, r. 1()21 Clay
Maguire Joseph M., aalesman Spruaiice. Stanley b
Co., r. (iU Mason
MaKiiire Joseph P., cabinetmaker, r. 156 Sllyer
Maguire Joseph W., r. 2326 Folsom
Maguire Kate Mihs, r. 811 Mlssiou
Magulre Katie Miss, dressmaker, r. 435 GrOTO
Magulre Lucy, widow, r. 23 Perry, rear
aiaguire M. .it O.- (Michael and Owen) hay, grain,
wood and coal, 133 Unyes
Magulre Mary Miss, finisher Stearns, Worden 4 Co.,
r. 122 Perry
Maguire Mary, widow, r. 913 Sacramento
Magulre Michael (M. & O. Maguire) r. 229 Page
Magulre Michael E., grocerieK ana liquors, 124' Tay-
lor, r. 5 Rose PI
Maguire Owen (M. & O. Magulre) r. 227 Page
Magulre P. & Co. (Patrick Maguire and Patrick
O'Boyle) produce aud ship supplies, 127 Wash-
ington
Maguire Patrick (P. Msguire ft Co.) r. 306 Capp
MaKuiro Patrick, laborer, r. 202 Sixth
Msguiie Patrick, laborer, r. 222 TUirteonth
Maguire Patrick, laborer, r. 511 H M.nua
Maguire Patrick, laborer, r. lliil Howard
Magulre Patrick, porter, r. 150U Fol.som
Magulre Patrick J., waiter, r. 156 Silver
Maguire Pett-r, engineer, r. 1218 Howard
Maguire Philip, capitalist, r. 212 Liiiigfon
Magulre Philip, house painter, r. 1 Fargo PI
Slasuire Robert J., coal dealer, 131-133 Folsom,
r. 421 Hyde
Maguire Samuel J., clerk J. Macdonough & Co., r. 421
Hyde
Maguire Thomas, capitalist, r. 421 Hyde
Maguire TliomaM, collector, ». 418 P..st
Maguire Thomas, laborer, r. 22< Perry
Maguire Thomas, laborer, r. 858 Folsom
Maguire Thomas, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 466
Minna
Magulre Thomas, plumber, r. 8 5^ Dale PI
Maguire Thomas, trunkmaker C. A. Malm, r. 117 Perry
Maguire Thomas F., clerk Code, Elfolt & Co., r. 421
Hyde
Maguire Thomas G., clerk, r. 2707 Folsom
Maguire Thomas G., mason, r. 23(6 Fdsoni
Maguire Thomas J., plumber, r. 404 Polk
Maguire William, dairy, Nye, nr Uraut, College Home-
stead
Maguire William, driver W. Hall, r. Ocean House Road
Maguire William E., mmlcian, r. 1205 Stocktim
Maguire William H., teamster, r. 124 Sh<.twell
Magiiire William J., btockfitter P. F. Nolan & Sons, r.
37 )« RauBch
«y Magnire. See McGuIre and Mergnlre
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERMO-FI>f:CTBIC
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BATHS
Also Msdicatfid and Electric Ealhs Given.
415 STJTTER STREET. 415
SANITARY PLUMBING
IN ALL ITS BBANCHES WELL DONE.
Repairing n Specialty.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
EsUbllshed 1860. Te!ei>hone 815.
Magyar Egvlet Hungarian Society, hall 417 Kearny
Mabun C, compositor Filmer h Stiller Electro Co.,
r. 11 Bay
Mahan Heu:y H., real estate, 325 Montgomery, room
12, r. 2001 Eddy
Mahan Hugh, labi.rer freight depot S. P. Co.
Mahau Hugh, peddler, r. Kil Dure
Mahan James H., clerk, r. 2001 Eddy
Mahan James H, clerk Cahn, Nlckelsburg k Co., r.
7U0 Stevenson
Mahan John, laborer, r, Wiii Clara
Mahan John, pilot, office 606 Battery, room 9, r. 1718
Hyde
Mahan John, porter Post Office, r. Western Hotel
Mahan P.itrick, laborer, r. Sutro'a Nursery
Mahau Patrick J., r. 324 Main
Mahan Thomas, wooUorter Whitney & Webster, r. J7
Clinton
t^ Mahan. See Mahon, Mahnne, Meehan. Meb«n
andMelghan
Mahauuy John A., compositor Alta, r. 507 Jonei
Maharau John L., longnhoreuian. r. 314 Rltch
Maharan Martin, hostler, r. 314 Riich
Mabaran Maniu Jr., longshoreman, r. 314 Ritch
Mabaran Michael, laborer, r. 314 Ritch
Maharan Peter P., longshoreman, r. 314 Rltch
8^ Maharan. See Meherln
Mahe Gustave, r. 1235 Geary
Mahe Louis, stevedore, r. 4 Federal
Mahe R , r. 1010)4 Lirkin
Muher Alice, domestic 850 Van N«»8 At
Maher Annie, widow, groceries, 442 Twenty-ninth
Maher Charles, waiter, r. 240 Sutter
Maher Daniel, painter, r. 2l>0 Clementina
Maher E Iward, capitalist, r. 2217 Stelner
Maher Kdwanl J., painter, r. 1332)4 Natoma
Maher Ellei; Mrs., groceries and lii|Uors, ill Jesaie
Alaher Gilbert, laborer, r. 1417 Keuruy
Miiber James, bedmaker Baldwin House,'r. 16 Ellis
Maher James, finisher A. Folsom & Sou, r. 217 Ellis
Mailer James, paluier, r. 1622 West .Mission
Maher James, teamster, r. 671 Hirrison
Miher James C, clerk, r. 548 Howaid
Maber James V., bartender Charles J. Fox, r. 20 Mont-
gomery
Maher Jeremiah, harnessmsker Main h Winchester,
r. Tildeu. bet Fifteenth and Sixte< nth
M'lher J. H., freight clerk stmr Granada
Maher Johu, clerk, r. 72 Nat nna
Maher John, miner, r. 20.! Second
Maher John F., blacksmith, r. 1623 West MisRloa
Maher Johu J., cigarmaker Henry Dabulstein, r. 63
Natoma
Maher John 3., porter Oolbrook, Morrill ft Stetson r.
317 Bush
Maher Joseph W.. carpenter, r. 105 Precita Av
Maher Julia G. Misx, teacher Liuculu Evening Scliool,
r. ()71 Harrison
Maher Kate M. Mi!<s, tailoress, r. 53 Natoma
Maher Lnuls, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Maher Martin, merchant, office 29 Battery, r. 1111
Eddy
Maher Martin A., policeman, r. 631 Seventh
Maher Michael, laborer, r. 18 Sanchez
Maher Michuel, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r. SM
Third
Maher Michael, longshoreman, r. 67 Jessie
Maher Sarah, widow, r. 119 FranciKco, rear
Maher Sarah Mrs., laundress Old Pi-ople's Horn*
Maher ThomaM, expressman, r. 61 Wist Mission
Maher Thomas C, prebsman U. S. Mint, r. 037 Twea-
tythlrd
Maher Thomas F., teamster, r. 671 Harrison
Muher William, cigars and tobacco, 58 Second, r. 53
Nali>nia
Mali, r William E., clothing and varieties, 12-1*
Bryant
t^T Maher. See Meagher
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE 1.ARGEST BUSINKSS
OP ANY AMERICAN COMPANY.
MAH
772
MAH
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Trimminjgfs
a Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Mahl Emma HIks, caterer, 617 Geary, rear
Mahle William, barteoder, r. 28 Buss
Mahle WilUam, clerk E. H. Goeckeritz, r. 1048 How-
ard
Mahler Charles, baker Mayle & Wienholz
Mahler Henry, bartender Henry BuUwinkel, r. SW
cor Howard and Steuart
Mahler John, liquor saloon, 217 Beale
Mahler John D., clerk Claus Schroeder, r. 601 McAl-
lister
Mahler John L., jeweler, r. 227 Chestnut
Mahler Martin, master mariner, r. 228 Montgomery
Av
Mahlke Louis, compositor Abend Post, r. 1308)4 Lar-
kin
Mahlstedt Frederick, butcher, r. Church, bet Six-
teenth and Seventeenth
Mahlstedt Henry, bartender, r. 2208 Powell
Mahlstedt Henry, master schr Apache, office 7 Clay,
r. 553 Howard
Mahlstedt J. J., groceries and liquors, 423 Third
Mahlstedt John J., butcher, 322 Folsom, r. 309 Fre-
mont
Maholm James, stockbroker, r. 22 Geary
Maholy John, horseshoer. and estramaii Engine No. 11
Maholovich Frederick, bartender, r. 214 O'Farrell
Maholovlch Nicholas, bartender, r. 214 O'Farrell
MahoD Catharine, widow, varieties, 8 Debone
Mahon Charles B., teacher classics, r. W s Dolores
nr Sixteenth
Mahon Edward C, teamfter, r. 1525 Broadway
Mahon Ellen, widow, r. 1616)^ Devisadero
Mahon Frank, printer, r. 1429 Mason
Mahon Franklin, chemist, r. 606 Ellis
Mshon George, r. 715 Natoma
Mahon James H., boatman, r. 7 Hodges Alley
Mahon John, clerk. C. A. Hooper* Co., r. 508 Brannan
Mahon John, laborer, r. VJ9 Shipley
Mahon John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s Illinois
bet Napa and Butte
Mahon Johp, printer, r. 1616Ji Devisadero
Mahon John W., laborer, r. 608 Brannan
Mahon Joseph, collar maker Main & Winchester, r.
715 Natoma
Mahon Joseph J., jeweler, r. 11 Adeline PI
Mahon Thomas F., laborer, r. 173 Minna
Mahon William, carpenter, 508 Brannan
Mahon William, r. 173 Minna
Mation William J., varuisher, r. 173 Minna
Mahone Alexander C, clerk U. S. Railway Mail Ser-
vice, r. 1244 Howard
Mahone Alfred W., stock clerk, r. 1244 Howard
Mahone G. D., clerk Neustiidter Bios., r. Alameda
•^ Mahone. See Mahon, Meehan, Mehan and Melg-
ban
MaboDpy Albert B.. carrier Call, r. N s Twenty-fourth
bet Noe and Castro
Mahoney Annie, seamstress Grand Hotel
Mahoney Bartley. lastmaker Frederick W. Potter, r.
1729 Market, rear
Mahoney Cain, calker, r. 913 Montgomery
Mahoney Charles, butcher, r. W s Trinidad, bet Yazoo
and Platte
Mahoney Cornelius, contractor, r. 2204 Pine
Mahoney Cornelius, deckhand stmr Transit, r. 118
Dora
Mahoney Daniel, capitalist, r. 519 Golden Gate Av
Mahoney Daniel, finisher Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1729 Market, rear
Mahoney Daniel, laborer, r. 1127 Broadway
Mahoney Daniel, laborer, r. Es Illinois, bet Napa and
Butte
Mahoney Daniel, mason, r. 150 Clara
Mahoney Daniel, shoemaker. Ocean House Road, nr
Industrial School
Mahoney Daniel, teamster, r. 307 Ivy Av
Mahoney David, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E a
Illinois, bet Napa and Butte
Mahoney David I., attorney at law, 420 CaUfomla.'r.
1503 Pacific Av
Mahoney Dennis, laborer, r. 8 Al>n
Mahoney Dennis, seaman, r. 229 Perry
Mahoney Dennis, storekeeper D. S. Internal Revenue,
r. 1503 Pacific Av
Mahoney Dennis J., coachman, r. 438 Bryant
Mahoney Dennis J. Jr., clerk S. F. and N. P. RR.'Co.,
r. 15(13 Pacific Av
Mahoney E.. milluian Pac. Boiling Mill
Mahoney Edward I., liquor saloon, 31 Fourth, r.J410
Taylor
Mahoney Edward J., fireman stmr James M. Dona-
hue, r. 612 Linden Av
Mahoney Edward J., molder, r. 215 Clara
Mahoney Edward P., collector Call, r. N s Twenty-
fourth, bet Noe and Castro
Mahoney Elizabeth T. Miss, r. 612 Linden Av
Mahoney Ellen Miss, dressmaker, r. 318 Jessie
Mahoney Ellen, widow, r. 315 Green
Mahoney E. S. Miss, teacher Spring Valley Grammar
School, r. 1503 Pacific Av
Mahoney Florence, porter Carroll, Abrams k Carroll,
r. 2230 Hyde
Mahoney George, butcher J. G. Johnson & Son, r.
cor Trinidad and YaEoo
Mahoney George M., machinist Cal. Machine Works,.
r. Berkeley
Mahoney Harry, salesman John A. Emerson, r. 16»
Ptrry
Mahoney Hugh, salesman, r. 1406 Devisadero
Mahoney J., laborer Pac. Boiling Mill
Mahoney J., laborer S. F. Bridge Co., r. 1423 Hyde
Mahoney James, chief engineer stmr San Jose
Mahoney James, drayman, r. 649 Third
Mahoney Jamts, driver United Carriage Co.,r. 268^
Third
Mahoney James, laborer, r. 520 Stevenson, rear
Mahoney James, laborer, r. 1147 J^ Howard
Mahoney James, plumber James E. Prior, r. 1610
Jones
Mahoney James A., policeman, r. 1018 Twentieth
Mahoney James B.. mail oU rk Call, r. N s Twenty-
fourth, bet Noe and Castro
Mahoney James M.. painter, r. 1147 M Howard
Mahoney James P., dairyman, r. 320 Fulton
Mahoney Jeremiah, cleik, r. 444 Tehama
Mahoney Jeremiah, laborer r. 921 k Harrison
Mahoney Jeremiah, laborer, r. 1123 Post
Mahoney Jeremiah, laborer, r. Tennessee, bet Nap»
and Siorra
Mahoney Jeremiah Jr., molder, r. 921)4 Harrison
Mahoney J. H. (Meizler & Mahoney) r. 906 Market
Mahoney J. Hill, r. SE cor San Jos^ Av and Ocean
House Eoad
Mahuney Johanna Mrs., r. 22 Stevenson Av
Mahoney Johannah Mis., widow, r. 116 Welsh
Mahoney John, r. 232 Sixth
Mahoney John. r. 680 Harrison
Mahoney John, hostler F. M. Chapman, r. 126 Ellis
Mahoney John, shingler, r. W b Shrader, betHaye»
and Fell
Mahoney John, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg k Co.,
r. 1244 Folsom
Mahoney John A., r. 507 Jones
Mahoney John J., cofiee packer Washington Mnfg^
Co., r. 8 AlWn
Mahoney John J., lamplighter and foreman Engine
No. 5, r. 510 Vallpjo
Mahoney John J., mac hinist, r. 422 Filbert
Mahoney John P., salesman M. J. Flavin k Co., r..
742 Minna
Mahoney John T., barber, 10 Mason, r. 475 Jessie
Mahoney John W., teamster, r. 205 Sixth
Mahoney K. Mrs., widow, r. 1516 Polk
Mahoney Kate, domestic 714 Golden Gate At
Mahoney Maggie Miss, r. 8 Allen
Mahoney Margaret, r. 1501 Pacific Av
¥. & J. SLOAM & CO.
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY
641 to Ml MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Hanufacturerg of Show Cases
and Storo Fixtares.
3? Market St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY!™-»J5r.'.?o".f.a:r"'"
) ARPAD HARASZTHY » CO.,
; 630 WASE&raTO» 8TBZIT.
MAH
773
MAI
Mahoney Margaret, widow, r. 901 MontRomery At
Hubouey Marg»ret J. Miss, teacher CleTelaud School,
r. 1501 I'Hcittc Av
Mabouey Margaret M., widow, r. 513 FIftepnth
Mahoney Martha Mrs., ludglugx, '2HI Minna
Mahoney Mnry, widow, r. K3 Clipper
Mahoney Mlchae], r. 'J(jR Brannan
Mabuney Michael, boilermaker, r. W a Michigan, bet
Napa and Shasta
Mahomy Michael, laborer Cal. Sugar Be&nerj, r.
1150 Kentucky
Mahouey Michael 0., policeman r. 1829 O'Farrell
Mahuney Michael J., r. Sfil Howard
Mahouey Michael O., watchman, r. Sierra, bet Micbl-
gun and Gi-orRia
Mahoney Nellie Miss, lodgings, 1231 Market
Mahouey P., seamnu stmr Alex Duncan
Mahouey Patrick, teamster John Smith, r. Ahlborn
House
Mahoney Patrick A., policeman, r. 1 Elliot Park
Mahouey Richard •!., carpenter, r. 3(i7 Van Ness Ar
Mahoney Stephen, laborer, r. 212 Haight
Mahoney Thomas, r. 60iii Linden Av
Mahouey Thomas, laborer, r. 318 Jessie
Mahoney Thomas, laborer, r. Fell, bet Stanyan and
Shrader
Mahoney Thomas, longshoreman, r. 1147 !< Howard
Mahouey Thomas, medical student, r. 1.503 Pacilio Av
Mnhoney Thomas, policeman, r. 557)4 Miuna
Mahoney Thomas J., laborer, r. 529 Valencia
Mahoney Thomas W., upholsterer, r. 519 Golden Gate
Av
Mahouey Timothy, laborer, r. 229 Perry
Mahoney Timothy, laborer, r. 1229 Folsora
Mahoney Timothy .\., teamster Am. Sugar Refinery,
r. 5:{3 Linden Av
Mahoney Timothy J., horseehoer, r. 8 Allen
Mahoney William, laborer, r. <17 Clementina
Mahouey William, laborer, r. 520 Stevenson
Malioney William F., shoemaker Cabn, Nickelsburgjc
Co., r. 1127 Broadway
Mahouey William H., machine operator Buckingham
& Uocht, r. 212 Haight
Mahoney William 11., oiler stmr San Jose
Mahoney William J., plu.sterer, r. 644 Sacramento
Mahoijy Brothers (Jeremiah O. and John J.) con-
tractors and builders, 330 Pine, rooms 11-13
Mabony Daniel, shlpoarpeuter, t. 168 Silver
Mahony Daniel, watchman, r. 647 Howard
Mahouy Daniel H., canvasser, r.647 Howard
Mahony Daniel J. (Mahony * Sou) r. 649 Third
Mahony David I., bookkeeper U. S. Surveyor Gen-
eral's office, r. 1513 Polk
Mahony Denuis, professor St. Ignatius College, 214
Hayea
Mahouy De.nnis, tailor, 1513 Polk
Mahony Dtifauis M , horseshoer, r. 823 Guerrero
Mahotiy Henry J. W., r. 615 Sacramento
Mahony Jeremiah, bootfltter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
823 Guerrero
Mahony Jeremiah J. (Mahony * Son) r 6t9 Third
Mahony Jeremiah O. (Mahony Bros.) r. 307 Van Neis
At
Mahony John, gardener, r. 1419 Larkln
Mahony John, laborer, r. 554 Minua
Mahouy John, stableman, r. 529 Valencia
Mahony John D., titonecuttrr, r. 921 Harrison
Mahony John F., tailor Dennis Mahony, r. 1513 Polk
Mahony John J. (Mahony Bros.) r. 307 Van Ness Av
Maliony John J., cig«rmaker, r. 647 Howard
Mahony John S. carpeut-r, r. 2713 Howard
Mahony Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 617 Howard
Mahouy Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 647 Howard
Maliony Michael, boilermaker, r. 512 Howard
Mahony Michael J., coachman 1S16 Pine
Mahony Patrick, porter, r. 403 Clementina
Mah<my Patrick, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 512
H.)ward
FRATINGER & CO.
THE LEADING
GLOM AND SOIT HOUSE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
I»^A-TE3SrT
Water closets
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION_CAREFDLLY REPAIRED.
PLUMBER.
KstabUbhed iseo.
505 KEARNV STREET.
Telephone 3I5l
Mahony Thomna, secretary James Phalan, office
101 Phelan BIdg, r. Alameda
Mahony Timothy, r. 1020 Mission
Mahony William, longshoreman, r. 19 Federal
Mahony !i Son (Daniel J. and Jeremiah J.) draymen,
117-119 Market
I^T" Mahony. See Mahoney
Mihood E. A. Mrs., widow, r. 16 Hopeton Terrace
Mahood Joseph, trimmer Trumau, Isham k Hooker,
r. 16 Hopeton Terrace
Mabood William, musician, r. 16 Hopeton Terrace
Mahr John, with Holbrook, Merrill » Stetson, r. 315
Bash
Mahren Edward, teamster Pac. Spring and Mattresa
Co.
Mahren James, teamster, r. 3 Wells Av
Mahren John, upholsterer Augustus H. Roberts, r.
517 Sixteenth
Maier Charles, boots and shoes, 834-836 Kearny, r.636
Uuion
Maier John, lat)orer, r. 5 St. Marys
Maier Joseph, bl icksmith Charles Rueser, r. 15 Page
Maier Max, teacher music, r. 526 Turk
Maier Thomas, wa?oum»ker, 2313-2315 Mission
«^ Maier. See Mayer, Meier, Meyer aud Myer
Malers Florence Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening
School, r. 125 O'Farrell
Malgre Domlnick, storekeeper French Hospital, r.l007
Folsom
Mailer Johu. engineer r. cor Twenty-fourth aud
Castro
Mailfert Charles, mattressmaker, 10534 Fifth
Maille Emerence, lodgings, 229 Sixth
Maillet Alexander, carriauemaker, r. 121 Hickory At
Sluillard John AV. (Maillard k Dickson) r. 1401
Alaillard Si Dickson (John W. Maillard and
Frank W. Dickson) general insurance agents, 40S
California
Malls H-nry, r. 404 Golden Gate Av
Mails William, upholsterer Augustus H. Roberta, r.
Berkeley
Malmone Paul, barber H. H. Crelghton, r. 417 Clem-
entina
Main Charles (Main k Winchester) r. Palace Hotel
Main Charles, waiter Charles L. Miller, r. 253X Third
Main Edw.ird, boot and shoemaker, 315 Folsom
Main James, clerk W. J. Davis, r. 22 Second
Main Street Iron Works, William Deacon pro-
prietor, 131-1 (5 .Main
Main Street MH1» Albert F. Knorp proprietor,
120-122 Main
Main Street Wharf, foot Main
Main William W., clerk Main & Winchester, r. 909
Oak
Main & Wincheater (Charles Main and Ezra H.
Winchester) importers and manufacturers bar-
ness, saddles, whips and collars and dealers
leather, 214-220 Batlery
Maine Dairy, John R. Walton proptr, 213 Tenth
Maine Lodging House, Miss £. Gordon proptr, 614
Kearny
l»" Maine. See Mayne
Malnhall Laura Mrs., r. 301 Turk
Maiuliard August L., waiter, r. 558 Minna
Mains ChaileK, painter, r. 6J4 Tay
Mains E. King, blacksmith, r. 1010 Capp
Mains John F., carpeuter, r. 6 5< Tay
Mains John S., carpenter, r. 6^ Tay
Mains Mary Mrs., widow, r. 813 Harrison
Mains Robert, gardener, r. cor McAllister and Wil-
lard
Mainwaring George H., tinamith W. W. Montague k
Co.. r. East Oakland
Mainzer August |F. Muinzer k Son.) r. 25 Jessla
Mninzer K. Si Son (Frederick and Auuu^t Main-
zeri proprietors 8. F. Zinc Foundry, 25 Jessie
Maiuzi r Frederick (F. Mainzer & Son) r. 25 Jennie
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
mannfacturer of cverr deMTlptlon of
PASBBNOER, STREET AND FREIGHT CURB.
4S to SU Beale Street, Man rrunci»««.
STEAM ENGINES AND THRESHING MACHINES.
TSUKAN, ISHAM & HOOK£B»
421-4^7 Market StreeU
MAI
774
MAL
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
HIPOBTEES or
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Uairich Nicholas, macbiuist Tait & Eainque, r. 405
First
Maireon Max (Goldstein * Mairson) r. 1838 Sutter
Maisoh Carl, clerk, r. )0fi9 Lombard
Maisch Lena, widow, r. IflOH Lombard
Maisel Chsrles, carriage maker E. Sonle, r. 185 Perry
Mai son Doree, Tscburr & Co. proprietors, 217
Kearny
Malson Henry A. (Denaveaux & Maison and J. L.
Kadovieb k Co.) r. 628 Green
Maifion Leon A. (Matbieu * Maison) r. 6.30 Guerrero
Maison Leon A., manager George W. Hiime, r. 820 Fil-
bert
Maison Leonora A., widow, r. 561 Seventeenth
Maison Msrle. widow, r. 820 Filbert
Maison Natalie E., bookkeeper A. L. Bancroft b Co.,
r. 561 Seventeenth
MAISON EICHE So„.aIi. l.ada^.
iioii8<& Co. proprietors, 104: Grant Av,
44 Geary and 37 Morton
t^ Maison. See Mason, MaKSdn and Mayson
Jlaiss Chsrles. laborer, r. 652 Stevenson
Maister M. E. Mrs., dairy produce, 2006 }< MiSFion
Maitland D»niel, shoemaker Cabn, Nickelsburg &
Co., r. 150 Perry
Maitldnd .James, solicitor r. 10 Broadway
Maitland Mary, widow, r. 16 Hampton PI
Major Alfred, shipping clerk Kisdon I. andL. Works,
r. 704 Powell
Major Thomas, cook stmr City of Chester
Majors Joseph, r. 719 M Howard
Mnjory William, carpenter, r. 20 Hubbard
Makadanz Fritz, bartender L. Bechtel, r. 423 Dupont
Maken John, baker, r. 18 Mary
tff" Maken. See Mackeii and Mackin
Maki George, porter, r. 2fi0 Kf-arny
Makin Cornelius, vocalist, r. 105 Leavenworth
Making James N., mnfr neckties, 506 Market, r. Oak-
land
Makinson Albert J., blacksmiih, r. 128 Eleventh
Makinson George H., caipenter, r. 10k Garden
Makinson William H., foreman U. 8. Appraisers'
Store, CiiFtom House, r. 124 Eleventh
Makowski Herman J., deckhand stmr Bullion, r. 25
Glover
Makowski Otto E., painter, r. 29 Norfolk
Malacarne Lawrence, porter Hjman & Shaen, r. 225
Langion
MalBgamba Camlllo, wines and liquors, 1128 Folsom
Malan John, machinist, r. 36 Clay
Malan Joseph, gas engineer Baldwin Theatre, r. 18
Rausch
Malan Susie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1525 Powell
Malan Thomas, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Malandrino Pietro, laborer, r. 20 Lafayette PI
Melario Charles, painter, r. 618 Grei-nwich, rear
Malatesta Andrew, marble polisher P. P. McGrath. r.
654 Jessie
Malatesta Angelo, peddler, r. 525 Union
Malatesta John, fruits and vegetables, 1139 M Pacific
Malwtesta John, bakery, 1313 Dnpont
Malatesti John B., cook Nicholas Panella, r. 1517
Stockton
Malatesta Louis, wholesale wine dealer, 311 Pacific,
r. 2004 3^ Dupont
Malatesta N., clerk, r. 522 Green
Malatesta Nino, liquor dealer, r. 1030 Howard
Malatesta Romeo, clerk Louis Malatesta, r. 2004Ji
Dupont
Malby Severing B., stage carpenter, r. 9 Madison Av
Malcolm Alexander, pressman, r. 404 Greenwich
Malcolm David, chairmaktr Wakefield BatUn Co., r.
106}^ Third
Malcolm George A., porter Alcazar Theater, r. 663
Howard
Malcolm James D., hardware dealer r. 2822 Clay
Malcolm John, cooper, r. 12 J^ Madison Av
Malcolm John M., salesronn, r. 404 Greenwich
Malcolm Maurice, messenger Spring Valley W. W., r.
4ri4 Greenwich
Malcolm M. C, r. 106^ Third
Malcolm Myron J., r. 10,35 Market
Malcolm Rubert, tinsmith George H. Tay k Co., r.
526 M Natoma
Malcolm Rdbert, r. 404 Greenwich
Malco m Robert Jr., tinsmith, r. 404 Greenwich
Malcolm Samuel, teamster, r. 12 ^ Madison Av
Malcolm William, calker, r. 12^ Madison Av
Malcolm William H., millhand. r. 12^4 Madison At
Malcom James, secretary Chronicle, r. Santa Clara
Malromson Thomas, machinist, r. 36 Stanly PI
Malde Andrew, porter Lynde t Hough, r. 330 Twen-
ty-fourth
Malde Autun, porter Lynde & Hough, r. 916 Howard
Maiden Hugh J., jeweller r. 1001 Pine
Maldonado Albert, student, r. 2202 Jackson
Maldoiiado Edward, demist, r. 2202 Jackson
Maldonado Simon, r. 228 Se-#enth
Male Ferdinand (G. Male & Son) r. 128 Fern At
Male G. & Sou (Giacomo and Ferdinand) wood, coal,
hay and grain, SW cor Ninth and Brannan
Male Giacomo, wood and coal, 1423 Bush
Male Giacomo (G. Male k Sun) r. 128 Fern Av
Malech George, dentist A. Warner, r. 521 Van Ness At
Malech Gustavue H., physician, 521 Van Ne^s At
Malech Herman F., physician, r. 1716 Fillmore
Malenshek Peter, cook New Washington Hotel
JIalfanti Joseph, waiter P. Priet * Co., r. 2 Broad's PI
Malhebeau Camille, waiter, r. 815 Montgomery
Malic Charles N., salesman Harper A, Smith, r. 214
Grove
Maline Edward, salesman, r. 2832 Pine
Maline George F. (Maline, Wernett & Co.) r. 2140
Mission
Maline John J. (Maline. Wernett A: Co.) and receiTer
Market St. RR. r. T23 Valencia
Maline, Wernett & Co. (George F. and John J. Maline
and Joseph F. Wernett) groceries, 2140 Mission
Maling Thomas H.. sbipjoiner, r. 12 Sacramento
Mallady Bridget Miss, shoetinisher. r. 212 Linden At
Mallady 'William J., undertaker, 733 Mission,
r. 9j5J^ Mission
Mallard Elizabeth, widow, r. 916 Jones
Mallarv Ueury W.. compositor, r. O-ean View
Mallard Joseph, jinitor, r. 224 Minna
Mallard Nellie Mr.«., dressmaker, r. 602 Geary
Mallard Thomas, laborer, r. Ocean House Road, nr
Farley's Corner
Mallett Annie Miss embroidery stamper, r. 702 Bush
MallettO.F., bookkeeper Bush k Mallett, r. 1843
Fillmore
Mallett Herbert F., clerk Easton & Eldridge, r. tlSii
Greenwich
Mallett John H., butcher, 1915 Fillmore, r. 1843 Fill-
m'Te
Mallett John H. Jr. (Bush * Mallett) r. 1845 Fillnaore
Mallett Richard, r. 702 Bush
Mallett R. Mrs., fnncy goods, stamping, etc., 702 Bush
Mallev James, e.tpressman. r. 549 N'ati>ma
Malle'y James L., cutter, r. 127 Fifteenth
Mslley Jfhn teamster, r. 164 Jessie
Malley Owen, laborer, r. 268 Stevenson
Mallf-y Owen, teamster, r. 549 Natoma
Malley Patrick, r. 1318 Dupont
Malley Patrick, boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mill
Malley Thomas, r. 424 Sansome
Malley Thomas J., laborer, r. 1070 Howard
Malley William, laborer, r. 2 Grant .Alley
Malley William, laborer, r. 216 Minna
Malley William, liquor saloon, 21 Vallejo
^-Malley. SeeMalloy
Malliet Henry J., jeweler, r. 236 Fell
Malline Charles D., cleik Market St. RE., r. 310 Va-
lencia
Mallo Hattie L. Miss, teacher music, r. 10 Hoff At
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING
WASHINGTON Fire Ins. Co. of Boston
Capital, 81,000,000 I GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Assets, $1,810,273 | WU. SIZ701T, As^t. Uanaeez.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
MAL
775
MAL
MalloD Cutherine, -widow, r. SE cor Utah aud Nevada
MhIIod CbarleR. seaiiiau, r. 28 Cliiy
Mallon ( harleu E., clerk, r. 817 Guerrero
Mslloii Edward, salesman, r. 283'2 Piuo
MhUod Henry F , r. 6)4 Knss
MalloD James, sawyer, r. 27 MadiBon Av, rear
Mallon Jbqips P., Uborpr 8. F. Cordage Factory, r.
BE cor Utah and Nevada
Mallou John, loiigsbnreiuan, r. 24 Verona
Mallon John, cor. uiakt-r, r. 50* Howard
Mallon John, lunibfrinaii A. M. tiimpson & Bro.
MALLON JOHN Pacific oi.« cut-
tiiij; Works, I'.) Kmiiont and I!il3-l!il5
Ho^varcl, r. ^.508 Sacramento
Mallon John, teambter Shaw & Sharp, r. NW cor First
■nd Howard
Mallon John F., messenger, r. 1222 Oreen
Mallon John M, collector Newman & LeTinaon, r.
1417 MaKon
Mallon Joseph, glass stainer, r. !17 Guerrero
Mallon Muhael J., messenger, i. 12.!2 Oreen
Mallon Patrick, contractor, office N£ cor Eearax And
Market, r. 817 Guerrero
Mallon Peter L., manager Pac. Glass Works, r. 2608
Sacramento
Mallon Kosaiina S., widow, r. 1417 Mason
Mallon Sarah Miss, embroiderer I. Freud & Co., r.
1321 Mason
Mallon Thomas, foreman stables Central RR., r. 1528
Eddy
Mallon Thoma't J., laborer S. P. Cordage Factory, r.
SE cor Utah and Nevada
l^~ Mallon. See Mainu and Malin
Mallory Abner T., carpenter, r. 2212 Mission
Mallory Frederick J., bookkeeper P. F. Nolan k Sons,
r. 156 Fifth
Mallory Ida R. Miss, teacher South San Francisco
School, r. 126 Fifth
Mallory John E., r. Ill) Eddy
Mallory Kate Mrs., r. 1929 Union
Mallory Mary Mrs., dressmaking, 2212 Mission
Malloy Charles, carpenter, r. 646 Seventeenth
Malloy Charles Jr., spring mattiees maker, r. 646
Seventeenth
Malloy Daniel, laborer P. M. SB. Co.
Malloy Edward J., tailor, r. 91 > Natoma
Malloy G., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Malloy James, r. 623 Natoma
Malloy James, sailmaker, r. 915 Montgomery
Malloy James, shoemaker, r. lOHO Howard
Malloy John, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Malloy John, miner, r. 170ii Howard
Malloy John W., cooper, r. \44 Clara
Malloy Martin N., loncshoreman, r. 28 Everett
Malloy Michael, laborer, r. Lombard, bet Buchanan
and Laguna
Malloy Nell, waiter, r. 1644 Market
Malloy Patrick, drayman, r. 2Si Fulton
Mallov Peter, miner, r. 202 Perry
Malloy Philip, laborer, r. 522 First
Malloy Walter, etereotyper Exaiuiner, r. 1206 Market
Malloy William, laborer Cal. Cracker Co., r. Western
Hotel
Malloy William F., bartender John M. Cbenowetb,
r. 906 Market
Malloy W. S., bartender, r. flOH Market
»■ Malloy. See Malley, Mnlloy and Mnlloy
Malloye Frank (Mallove A: Broder) r. 708 Pine
Malloye fc Broder (Frank Milloye and Cornelius D.
Broder) bookbinders and paper rulers, 422 Sacra-
mento
MALM CHARLES A. successor
to D. S. Mitrtin <& Co., miiiiut'acturer
trunks, traveling bajgfs and valises,
2a » Bush, G-iii Market and S Post, r.
1908 AVfb^ter
DR. BAZAN'S
Tiir.nMo-Ki<rcTnic
RUSSIAN M TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated aid Electric Eatis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BATH TUBS, BOILERS,
. TAXKS, SHOWERS, FAUCETS.
Plumbers' Sanitary Goods of all Kinds,
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNIT STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315,
Malm Charles U. (Malm K Gienersen) r. 19 Guy PI
Malm James, machinehand S. F. Furniture Factory,
r. 27 Madison Av
Malm & Oregersen (Charles H. Malm and Peter GreR-
ersen) restiuront, 136 Market
Maliiiber« John F., lonKshiireman. r. 139 Rose Ay
Malmherg M. Mrs., widow, r. 24:) Clara
Malmgren Ednar J., clerk Cal. Wire Works, r. 3 Tor-
rens Court
Malmu'ren Niles M., j»weler, r. 3 Torrens Court
MiilraRren Nlles P., salesman, r. 2317 Howard
Malnarich Joseph, tanner, r. 2G San Uruno Boad
Malo Felix, seaman, r. 506 Davis
Malone Alfred F.. wharfinger, r. 1316 ^ Jackson
MaloneBurtiiolomew J., carpenter, r. 1717 Jessie
Malone Frank S., r. 2 Rose Av
Malone Henry, whitener, r. 119 Gilbert, rear
Malone Henry A., clerk, r. 920 Valencia
Malone James, liquor SJiloon, 516 S.-cond
Malone James H.. furniture, 34 Fourth, r. 513 Jones
Malone John, laborer, r.N s Twenty-fifth, bet Church
and Sanchez
Malone John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W • Ten-
nessee, bet Sierra and Nevada
Malone John, molder, r. 112 Twenty-fourth
Malone John, molder Pac. Iron Works, r. 33 Louisa
Malone J. T. Mrs., r. 612 Taylor
Malone Joseph, upholsterer, r. 1717 Jones
Malone Kate, shoefltter Kutz & Murr, r. 112 Twenty-
fourth
Malone Lawrence J., bagmaker Carmen Island Salt
Works, r. 48 Zoe
Malone Michael, lamplighter, r. 33 Lonixa
Miilone Nicholas, porter S. P. Co., r. 1712 Stevenson
Malone Patrick H., currier B. Curtis, r. Nicholas
Hotel
Malone Patrick, laborer, r. 8 s Sierra, bet Michigan
and Georgia
Malone Peter, plasterer, r. 2759 Mission
Malone Richard, foreman Central Gas Co., r. 3000
Webster
Malone William, compositor, r. 811 Valencia
Malone William, coal passer stmr Queen of thePaclhc
Malone William, bottler N. B. and M. HR., r. 133
Twenty sixth
8^ Malone. See Melone
Maloney Andrew, pressman, r. 659 Minn*
Maloney Datiiel. clerk, r. 1753 Howard
Maloiiey Daniel, painter, r. 300 Third
Maloney Daniel, painter, r. 739 Folsom
Malonev Dnniel D., r. Ocean House Road, nr Indus.
trial School
Maloney Daniel D.. bookkeeper, r. 1753 Mission
Maloney Duvld, painter, r. 2110 Van Ness Av
Maloney D. J., conductor Market St. RR., r. cor
Halght and St^nyan
Maloney Edward, blacksmith, r. 313 Ninth
Malonev Edward, clerk Charles P. Ehvert, r. 410 Eddy
Mulon-y Edmond, laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 2030
Fillvrt
Maloney Frank H., compositor, r. 1512 Mission
Mal>ne"y Frederick J., porter John Eeogh, r. 704 Ful-
ton
Maloney George D., cl"rk, r. 626)4 Natoma
Malonev Geor;,'eT., painter, r. \V s Folsom, nr Twenty.
eighth, B. H.
Maloney James, foreman Joseph Macdonougb, r. 23 )j
Miiina
Maloney James, wiredrawer Cal. Wire Works, r. 20
Allen
Mnloney James J., compositor, r. 1612 Mission
Maloney James J., driver Engine No. 15, r. 2114 Cali-
fornia
Maloney Jerry, hostler Omnibus RR., r. 231 Tehama
Maloney Jeremiah, cnpitilisi, r. 410 Eddy
Malonev John, blacksmith Keystone Boiler Works, r.
11 El D.rado
Maloney John, canvasser, r. 34 Louisa
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
nfPOBTEBS or
FOR GAS, STEAM AND WATER.
Pipe Fittings, all Sizes.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Maloney John, fireman Central Gaa C!o., r. 3000 Web-
ster
Maloney John, laborer, r. 344 Brannan
MHloney John, teamster, r. 22 Blnxome, rear
Maloney John O., policeman, r. NE cor Point Lobos
Av and Blake
Maloney John H., painter, r. 557 Minna
Maloney John L., bellman, r. 641 Mission
Maloney Kate A. Mies, teacher Bartlett Primary
School, r. 1512 Mission
Maloney L. J., bellman Palace Hotel
Maloney Lizzie, shoefitter Kuta & Murr, r. 323 Ji
Minna
Maloney Martin, maohini&t, r. 11 Alvarado
Maloney Mary, chambermaid The Baldwin
Maloney Mary, widow, r. 9 Dearboni PI
Maloney Mary, widow, r. S 8 Precita PI, nr Gunnison
At
Maloney Mary Mrs., r. 365 Jessie
Maloney Maurice, laborer, r. 1326 Jackson
Maloney Michael, r. 769 Mission
Maloney Michael, carpenter, r. SW cor Collins and
Geary
Maloney Michael, laborer, r. 606 Fourth
Maloney Michael, laborer, r. W s Chenery nr Thirtieth
Maloney Micbael, porter, r. 323^ Minna
Maloney Michael, stonemason, r. 1212 Green, rear
Maloney Michael J., clerk U. S. Kailway Mail Service,
r. 21 Zoe
Maloney Michael L., carpenter, r. 10 Oak
Maloney Michael W., wholesale butcher, r. SE cor
Platte and Trinidad
Maloney N., carwather N. B. and M. K. R.
Maloney Nellie A. MIfs, teacher Whittier Primary
School, r. 1512 Mission
Maloney Patrick, driver Railroad Brewery
Maloney Patrick, milkman, r. 21 Hartford
Malon.y Richard, r. 273 Clara
Maloney Robert, steerage steward stmr Starbnck
Maloney Stephen, laborer, r. NW cor Haight and
Lagoaa
Maloney T., painter. Palace Hotel
Maloney Thomas, blacksmith, r. W s Folsom nr
Twenty-elghth B. H.
Maloney Thomas, boatman, r. lOOJj Jackson
Maloney Thomas, laborer, r. 432 Minna
Maloney Thomas, tailor Edward Herbert, r. 901 Sac-
ramento
Maloney Thomas J., expressman, r. 213J4 Clara
Malonev Thomas J., porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 308
Fifth
Maloney Timothy, r. 21354 Clara
Maloney Timothy, r. 1244 Folsom
Maloney William, r. 39 H Clara
Maloney William, blacksmith, r. W s Folsom nr
Twenty-eighth B. H.
Maloney William, hostl. r Charter Oak Stable
Maloney William, painter, r. 504 Natoms
Maloney William, salesman, r. 9'^0 Bush
Maloney William, teamster, r. 417 Clementina
Maloney William E., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 704
Fulton
1^" Maloney. See Moloney and Molony
Maloon Henry A., clerk Wilson & Bro., r. 920 Valencia
Malpas Henry, with Cutting Packing Co., r. 438
Eighth
Malpiede G., boot and shoemaker, r. 528 Vallejo
Alaltby, Henley «SsCo. (New York) mannfacturers
nickel, silver and flatware, A. I. Hall & Son
agents, 528-.'i30 Market
Malter Dora, widow, r. 318 Golden Gate Av
Malter George H. (Malter, Llnd & Rogers) r. 912
Scott
Malter, Lind& Rogers (George H. Malter, Charles
Lind and Edward B. Rugersl mining and mechan-
ical engineerK, 419 Califcrnia. room 15
Maltman Charles S , metalliiri;ist, r. 3U0 Valencia
Maltman S. Mrs., adjuster D. S. Mint, r. I(i9 Cnpp
MaltoB Abafa. widow, r. 10<i6 Pacific
Mamegoena Paul, artist, 724 !< Market
Mamlock- Albert, cardriver, r. 222 Aumln
Manilock William, carpet iajer, r. 11354 Perry
Manasse Julius, tailor, r. H23 Pacific
Manasse Nathan, optician, 211 Kearny, r. 2627 Howard
Manaton Sampson, machinist, r. eeSHarrison, rear
Maiicbester Benjamin F., calker, r. cor Eugenia and
Bnena Vista, B. H.
Manchat-ter Benjamin 8., calker, r. cor Eugenia and
Bnena Vista. B. H.
Manchester Charles C, springmaker Cal. BprinK
Mnfg Co., r. 848 Folf^om
Mancliester Fire Assurance Co. (Manchester)
Balfuur, Guthrie & Co. general agents, Georg*
W. Spencer manager, 316 California
Manchester Frederl. k A., sawyer, r. W s Buena Vista,
nr Cortland Av, B. H.
Manchester George W.. r. 462 Minna, rear
Manchester Herbert, laundryman, r. NW cor Cortland
Av and ChapuUepec
Manchester House, 44 Sixth
Manchester Isaac, laborer, r. 29 Federal
Manchester J., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Manchester John, lather, r. 903 Shotwell
Manchefcter M. A. Mrs. (Henly & Manchester) r. 44
Sixth
Manchester Thomas H., painter, r. cor Eugenia and
Buena Vista, B. H.
Mancilla James, seaman stmr Starbnck
Mancilla Manuel, dentist, 523 Kearny
Mancini Aueusto, fish dealer, r. 13 Varrennes
>Iancusi G., teacher vocal art, 522 Sutter
Mandel Emanuel (D. Block &. Co.) r. 1612 Geary
Mandel John. r. 2027 Howard
Mandel Joseph, r. 1612 Geary
Mandel Mary B;., widow, r. 8tJ5 Franklin
Mandelkern — , photigrapher, r. 714 Laguna
Manderi Frederick, r. 5:i(j Pacific
Manders Joseph iManders & Iredale) r. Oakland
Manders k Iredale (Joseph Manders and Charles W,
Iredale) plumbers and jobiiers, 952 Mission
Mandereon John, varieties, 1.53 Second
Mandeville E. Mrs., r. 2515 Folsom
Mandeville Edward, teamster and driver Engine No. 11
Mandeville Kate Miss, teacher Clement Grammar
School, r. 2515 Folsom
Mandeville Simon V., machinist, r. 6 Beale PI
Mandlebaanx F. 6l Sons (Fiesco, Raoul and
Louisa) importers and commission merchant*,
and wholesale liquor dealers, 312 Sacramento
Mandlebaum Fiesco (F. Mandlebaum & Sons) r. 1724
O'Farrell
Mandlebaum L., cigars and tobacco, 310 Montgomery,
r. 501 Geary '
Mandlebaum Louisa (F. Mandlebaum & Sons) r. 1601
Scott
Mandlebaum Raoul (F. Mandlebaum k Sons) r. 1601
Scott
Mandonnet Adolpb, carpenter Jay V. Lawrence, r. 14
Ford
Mandonnet Edward, carpenter, r. 14 Ford
Manescau Vi. tor (Cailleau * Manescau) r. Alameda
Manfolk John, tanner South S. F. Tannery, r. St.
John, bet Dominica and Servia
Mangan Constant, machinist, r. 12 Tehama PI
Mangan John L., porter Wheaton k Luhrs, r. 400
Grove
Mangan Josephine, widow, r. 44954 Twentieth
Mangan Maggie, domestic, 2009 Howard
Mangan Slichael L.. teamster, r. 312 Linden At
Mangan Paul P., dyemaker, r. 1618 Polk
Mangan Stephen, porter, r. Ocean View
Mangan Thomas, calker, r. 12 Ford
Mangan William, teamster 8. F. Sewer Pipe Assn. r.
429 Seventh
Mangels August, butcher, r. 620 Linden At
Mangels August H., butcher, r. 620 Linden At
DRAPERIES.
Special attention given to making up Draperies uti
Canopies for Lodges, Societies, etc.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MABKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE FAI.ACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? fflariet St
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777
MAN
MtngeU Brothers (OcorKe sod Hetiry) (o^ocrriea and
Uquora NE cor FoUoin aud Twenty fourth
Man«el8 Cliarlea, bartender C. Flatbiuann, r. 23
Market
MaiiKels Charles, grocer, r. 120 DevlBadero
Man;{eU Clirlstopber, r. SOR Twenty-flfih
MangeU Chi iHtopher (MaDsels h Lilleuthal) r. 508
Twenty-tifth
MauKbU Christopher, butcher, 1536 Dolores
Mangels Christopher, saluuman M. b 0. Mangels, r.
810 Lombard
Mangf-lB ClauB (M. ft 0. ManRels) r. 120 Derlsadero
Maut'els Claus, capitalist, r. 2M8 Howard
MauKels ClauB, clirk Jolin Rlstow, r. NW cor San
Bruno lload and Army
Mangels Frank, groceries and llqnors, SW cor Pearl
aud Mark< t, r. 23 Pearl
Mangels George (Mangels Bros.) r. NE cor Folsono,
nr Twenty-fourth
Mangels Gustave U., clerk Cornelius P. Robinson, r.
429 Minna
MauneU Hans M. 0. (Mangels ft Gantncr) r. Ss Mani-
toba, bet Susquehanna and St. John
Mangels Henry (J. H. ft H. Mangels) r. SE cor Frank-
lin and Hayes
Mangels Henry (Mangels Bros.) r. NE cor Folsomand
Twenty-fourth
Manuels Henry, butcher Adolph Fitcben, r. W s Rail-
road Av, bet Servia and Dominica
Maiif^eils Henry, wines and liquors, 1057 Market
Mangels Henry C, r. 1040 Market
Manuels Henry J., collector Jacob Strahle & Co., r. 4
Laskie
Man^i'ls Herman, r. 429 Minna
Mangels Uerniau, groceries and liquors, SE cor Yal-
lejo and Sansome
Mangels Jacob, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. E s
\V Isconsiu, bet Napa and Sierra
Olatij^els J. H. & H. (John H. and Henry Man-
gtlsj groceries and liquoru, SE cor Hayes and
Franklin
Mangels J. Henry, r. 2518 Howard
Mangels John, r. 1015 Pierce
Mangels John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Martin
aud Mary Lane, r. 3 Mary Lane
Mangels John H. (J. H.& H. Mangels) r. SE cor Frank-
lin and Hayes
Blant^els AI. Hi C. (Martin and Claui) wholesale
groceries aud provisions, 319 Clay
Mangels Martin (M. ft C. Mangels) r. 810 Lombard
Mangels Peter, bartender William Browning, r. 537
Sacramento
Mangels ft Gantner (Hans M. 0. Mangels and H. W.
Gantner) groceries aud liquors, SW cor Railroad
Ay and Manitoba
Blan^fela <& Lillentlial (Christopher Mangels
and Ernst Lilienthal) wines and liquors, SW cor
Third and Mission, and NW cor Mission and
Twenty-fifth
Mangelsdorf William, waiter P. Saunders, r. 3 Fulton
Mangoin Frederick, clerk, r. 1701 Market
Mangoin Mary Mrs., groceries and liquors, 1701
Mwrket
Mangola Frank (Sambuck ft Mangola) r. 1105 Front
Maiigiie John B., butler 803 Stockton
Mangula Dominic (Luca Maricich ft Co.) r. Oakland
Manhattan House, James Coriiyn proptr. 705 Front
Manhattan Life Insurance Company of
Nf tv York, John Landers manager, 607 Mont-
gomery, rooms 1-2
Manhattan Silver Mining Co. (lender Co. Ner.) John
Crockett secretary, 8 S. F. Stock and Exchange
Bldg
Maiibeim Dayld, salesman Harrison ft Co., r. 423
Bush
Manheim, Dlbbern Ai Co. (Isaac Manheim, J,
Henry Dibbern and Henry 8. Manheim) insur-
ance and commercial brokers, 217 Sansome
FRATINGFR & CO.
MOURNING SUITS
MATE AT SHORTEST NOTICE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
MARBLE WASH STANDS.
WASH BAKIXS. BASIN COCKS.
Lane's Sanitary Basin Trap eWnally eiclniles sewer m
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNY STREET.
Established 1S60. Telephone 315.
Manheim Liuil E., with Manheim, Dibbern ft Co., r.
1714 Bush
Manheim Frederick, clerk LtTl Strauss ft Co., r. 1714
Bush
Manheim Henry S. (Manheim, Staples ft Co. and Man-
heim, Dibbern ft Co.) r. 1714 Biihh
Manheim Isaac (Manheim, Staples ft Co. and Man-
heim Dibbern ft Co.) r. 1714 Bush
nianlieiin, Staples Jii Co. (Isaac Manheim,
James W. Staples, J. Henry Dibbern aul Henry
S. Manheim) general insurance agents, 217 San-
some
Manhlre Thomas D., fireman 8. P. Co., r. 2738 Six-
teenth
Manion John P., teamster, r. Manitoba, nr St. John
Maiiion William A., salesman Eeane Bros., r. 414
Eddy
Manks Francis M., r. 530 Howard
Mnnks J. W , ironerLa Grandp Laundry
Manley Andrew, foreman, r. 20 Page
Manley Andrew E., fireman Sutter St. RR., r. 20 Page
Manley Ohtherine Mrs., r. 11 Stockton
Manley Ellen, widow, r. 25 Rausch, rear
Manley George, foreman glassblowers 3. F. and Pao.
Glass Works, r. 9 Bowie Av
Mauley George Jr.. clerk, r. Bowie At
Manley James S., deputy clerk U. S. District Conrt
and U. 3 Commissioner, office Appralgera' Bldg,
third floor, r. 3111 Sacramento
Manley John, gardener, r. 1008 Green
Manley John A., r. 309 Grant Av
Manley Stephen W. teamster, r. E s Trinidad, be*
Yiizoo and Platte
Manley William, clerk chief paymaster Dept of Cali-
fornia, U. S. A., r. 302 Scott
Mann Abner S., assistant ticket agent 8. P. Co., r. 633
Sutter
Mann Alexander, r. 1525 Washington
Mann Alexander, machinist Empire Foundry, r. 66
First
Mann Alexander Jr., salesman Trumbull ft Beebe, r.
1625 Washington
Mann Alphonse, salesman Carroll. Abrams ft Carroll,
r. 434 Jessie
Mann Azro L., teacher Boys' High School, r. 2401
Mission
Mann Bernard C, bookkeeper, r. 1010 H Larkln
Mann Bertrand M., r. lOlOX Larkin
Mann Charles H. (Mann ft B-nedict> r. 2444 Howard
Mann Charles S., lieutenant U. 8. N., r.711 Jones
Mann Charlis S.. student, r. 303 Jones
Mann Clarence M., r. 2217 Webster
Mann C. N. Mrs., r. 808 Leavenworth
Mann David, salesntan Samuel Weitz ft Co., r. 1525
Washington
Mann David, tailor, r. 30« Seventh
Mann Edward, salesman Greenberg ft Greenberg, r.
1525 Washington
Mann Frank, bart'uder, r. 440 Green
Mann Frederick, carpenter S M. Hills, r. 1510 Jones
Mann Frederick P., surgeon stmr San Jos6, r. 2317
Webster
Mann George, carpenter Pao. Bell Tel. Co., r. 1423
Pine
Mann George, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt ft Co., r.
124 Fulton
Mann George A., painter, r. 2110 Stelner
Mann George S., merchant, r. 31 South Park
Mann George T., hostler P. L. Archibald ft Co., r.
1342 Market
Mann Henry R. (Hutchinson & Mann) r. 3004 Sacra-
mento
Mann Herbert F., commission merchant, r.2217 Web-
ster
Mann Israel D., carpenter, r. 15 Tehama PI
Mann James D., second-lieutenant 7th Cavalry, U. 8.
A., r. 711 Joni»s
Mann J. L. H., boatman, r. 7 Hodges Alley
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
nannfnctnrcr ofer^rr denrriptlon of
PASSENGER, 8TREBT AND FREIGHT CARS.
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MAN
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTERS OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
Stteet Iroxi
All Sizes and Xombers.
809. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Mann John, carpenter, r. 732 FolBom
Mann John, carpenter, r. H23 Pine
M»nn Jc hn. livery stable, 918 Geary
Mann John, tanner A. B. Patrick, r. Ws St. John, bet
Dominica and Servia
Mann John D., clerk George T. Marye & Son, p. 918
Geary
Mann Joseph, clerk, r. 450 Clementina
M«nn Jo8^ph, lougshoreinan, r. 908 SanBome, rear
Mann L. Mrs., r. ti24 Sutter
Mann Leo, salesman, r. :i06 Seventh
Mnnn Mary (Mann & Jamipson) 502 Washington
Mann M. R. Mrs., r. 1114 Vallejo
Mann Patrick, r. 32« Main
Mann Robert, upholsti-rer, r. 306 Seventh
Mann Russell C, carpenter, r. 529 Sacramento
Mann Samuel, butcher, r. Sumatra, bet Potomac and
San Joaquin
Mann Satuuel S., capifalist, r. 303 Jones
Mann SetU, attoriiey at law, 420 California, r. 2444
Howard
Mann Simon, lineman Pac. Bell Tel. Co., r. 18 Ber-
nard
Mann S. Jennie Mrs., teacher Valencia Street Gram-
m.ir School, r. 2402 Mission
Mann Thomas R., engineer, r. 1644 Market
Mann Thomas W., teamster, r. SE cor Tennessee and
Mariposa
Mann T. R. H., boatman, r. 7 Horlges Alley
Mann William, polinher, r. 102 Natoma
Mann William H , clerk O. R. and N. Co., Spear St.
Wharf, r. 821 Nineteenth
MANN & BENEDICT ,cn„...
H. Mann, Courtland S. Benedict and
H. R. Jackson) importers, niannfac-
turers and retailers clothing, SW cor
Montgomery and .Sutter
Mann «: Jamieson (Mary Mann and Mary A. Jamie-
son) bookbiuders. 5i'2 Washington
Mannarich Frank, r. fi43 Clay
Mannel Edward, barber, r. 407 Hyde
Mannel M. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 407 Hyde
Manner Charles V., secretary Joshua Hendy Machine
Works, 39-.51 Fremont, r. Oakiand
Manner Terrence waiter, r. 250 Tehama, rear
Manners Barclay, carpenter S. M. Hills, r. 112 Second
Manners Theodore, clerk, r. E b Scott, bet Fillmore
and Greenwich
Mannheim Insurance Co. (limited of Mann-
heim) George Marcus & Co. general agents, 232
California
Mannheim Max, millhand Pacific Woodeuware and
Cooperage Co.. r. 1 Howard Court
Mannie Emmett M., machinist, r. 506 Greenwich
Mannie Sarah, widow, r. 50f> Greenwich
Manning Agnes M. Miss, principal Lincoln Primary
School, r. 711 Jones
Manning Alexander, eardener, r. 745 Francisco
Manning Alfred W., oyster grotto, 426-428 Pine,
r. 216 Lombard
Manning Andrew, teamster, NE cor Davis and Com-
mercial, r. 1212 Howard
Manning Anna L. Miss, principal Clementina St. Kin-
dergarten, r. 34 Hawthorne
Manning Bridget, widow, jaiiitress North Cosmopoli-
tan Grammar School, r. 916 Filbert
Manning C B.. r. 915 Lyon
Manning Charles, gigtrer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. H03 Greenwich
Manning Charles, bartender Geo. F. Healey
Manning Daniel, waiter Russ House
Manning Dennis C, sailmaker Simpson & Fisher, r.
730 M Harrison
Manning Frank, r. Twenty-eighth, nr California Av
Manning Frank, harnessmaker William Cosbie, r.312
Sixth
Manning Frank E., insurance clerk, r. 216 Powell
Manning Frank J. H., clerk Fire Assn of Philadel-
phia, r. 216 Powell
Manning George J., clerk A. W. Manning, r. 412 Ivy
Av
Manning George W., upholsterer Hurst & Dore, r. 312
Sixth
Mannina Gunther, tinsmith, r. 612 Octavia
Manning Henry, salesman A. L. Auradou & Co., p. 2001
Taylor
Manning Henry, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Manning Henry J., fish and oysters, 1604 Market, r. 14
Collins
Manning House, Mrs. E. R. Dennis proptr, 915 3i
Market
Manning H. Seymour, purser, r. 505 Mason
Manuins; Hugh, laborer, r. 101 Gilbert
Manning Ira A., r. 216 Lombard
Manning James, machinist Pac. Axle Co., r. 1621 Turk
Manning James A., painter, r. 17 Bridge PI
Manning James J., groceries and liquors, NE cor Cas-
tro and Twenty-fourth
Manning James M., r. 16:^3 Post
Manning James M., porter stmr Santa Ros«, r. NS
Lincoln Av, nr Jones
Manning Jeremiah, hostler, r. 1621 Turk
Manning Jeremiah, junk dealer, r. 2907 HarrlBon
Manning John, policeman, r. 1001 Vallejo
Manning John, tanner M. F. Dolan
Manning John, tanner, r. SW cor Yolo and Nebraska
Manning Jolin, teamster, r. 328 Seventh
Manning John M., painter, r. 321 k Turk
Manning John W., painter J. P. Fraser, r. 14 Collins
Manning Joseph, check clerk S. P. Co., r. 1212 Howard
Manning Kate Mrs., r. 260 Clementina
Manning M., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Manning Marcus A... r. 668 Mission
Manning Margaret, widow, r. 9 Freelon, rear
Manning Martin, waiter, r. 1006 Market
Manning Mary A., widow, r. 2447 Howard
M.-inning Matthias, r. 312 Sixtli
Manning Maurice, stevedore, r. 120 Fourth
Manning M. D., r. 675 Mission
Manning Michael, r. 1003 Battery, rear
Manning Michael, hack driver, r. 328 Seventh
Manning Michael, shoemaker, r. 1202 Mason
Manning Michael J., bartender Edward Adams, r.
NW cor Tweuty-sixthand Folsom
Manning Morris, laborer, r. 212 First
Manning Patrick, laborer, r. 327 Langton
Manning Patrick, porter Raphael Weill & Co., r. cor
Dolores and Sixteenth
Manning Patrick J., cardriver, r. 5 Bond
Manning Patrick J., painter, r. 431 Second
Manning Robert, cook, r. 7G5 Mission
Manning Robert E., boatswain stmr Colima
Manning Seymour, r. 5U5 Mason
Manning Sydney, conductor, r. 136 Sixth
Manning Thomas, foundryman Union Iron Works
Manning Thomas, hostler, r. 442 Fifth
Manning Thomas, laborer, r. 425 Sierra
Manning Thomas, stevedore, r. 1504 Leavenworth
Manning Thomas, teamster Lafayette Brewery, r.
728 !«S Green
Manning Thomas M., plumber, 116 Jackson, r. 319
Valle.io
Manning Thomas W., laborer, r. 1150 Kentucky
Manning W., blacksmith, r. 333 Minna
Manning W. E., r. 218 Turk
Manning William, r. SW cor Railroad Av and Trinidad
Manning William, hostler, r. 257 Tehama
Manning William, jewelry, 804 Market, r. 2012 Bush
Manning William J., stage carpenter, r. 1 Grace Ter-
race
Manning William T.. proptr The Weekly Sun, 2118
Mission, r. 1504 Leavenworth
Manuion George, shoemaker, r. 113 M Dore
Maunion James, varnisher John H. Keefe, r. 1126)$
Howard
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' Al YOUTHS' SITS
— AT —
THE HASTINGS."
IMPmL lin lis. 0. OF LODDOH
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WIL S£ZTOiT, Aot. UuagM.
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
MAN
779
MAR
Mannion Jarnes J., r. 924 Folsom
Mminton Luke, stonecvitter. r. 924 Fol^om
M.innioii Miihnel, teamster, r. 312 Linden Av
MaonJnn Patrick, laburer Buckingham fc Hecbt, r.
113J4 Core
Mannix Dennis, proptr Claremont Hou6e,448 Sixth
Mannix John, plasterer, r. 6i>ti)i F«>ll
Mannix Jubn E.. salesman Bigley BroH., r. 829 Mis-
sion
Mannix Rirbard, mlllhand Jason Springer b Co., r.
44H Sixth
Mannix Thomas, pluetprer, r. 508H Fell
Mano Edward, ciKarmaker Henry Dabelxtein
Miins Aiiiedee (Mans & Gales) r. 114 Trenton
ManH Paul Rev., S. J., clergyman St. Ignatiua Col-
lege, 214 Hayes
Mans & Osles (Amedee Mans and Jpan M. Oales)
proptrs Ciilifornia Hotel. 210 Montgomery Av
Mansbacli E. <S( Co. (Emanuel Mansbach) trim-
mings and fancy Koods, 2fi-28 Kearny
Mansbaeh Emanuel (E. Miinsbach fc Co.) r. 920 Eddy
Mansbai h Isaac, clerk E. Mansbnch k Co., r. 935 Post
Mansbaeh Joseph, salesman E. Mansbaeh & Co., r. 935
p. St
Manseau James J., carpenter, r. 33 Beideman
Hanaell F. & Co. (Frederick Munsell and Frank N.
McCaiiu) siirn and ornamental painters, 22.'j Post
Mansell Frederick (F. Mausell fc Co.) r. 29 fddy
Mansen Frederick (Hansen f; Manseu) r. 2(>U(i Mission
Mausell William, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. Black P.>int
Man^ev Thomas, laborer, r. 622 Pine
Mansfeldt D., teacher music, r. 1122 Market
Mansfield AbrHbam. stock clerk Weil Bros. & Co., r.
1012 Van Ness Av
Manstield Charles, compositor Chronicle, r. 1930 Fill-
more
Mansfield H., with Nenstadter Bros.
Mansfield Henry H., with Truckee Lumber and Box
Miifg Co., r. 2214 Mission
Mansflild James, lumberman, r. 24 Everett
Mansfield John T., cellarman Harrison & Co., r. 1738
Jessie
Mansfield Joseph, deputy Sheriff, r. 1930 Fillmore
Mansfield Joseph G., journalist bulletin, r. 1930 Fill-
more
Mansfield Michael, clerk M. King & Co., r. 140 Eighth
Mansflelfi Mjer, real estate agent. 326 Pine, r. 1012
Van Ness ^v
Mansfield Patrick, laborer, r. 512 Howard
Mansfield Patrick, laborer Joseph Macdonough & Co.,
r. SW cor Maine and Folsom
Mansfield Richard, fouudryman, r. 1022 Montgomery
Mansfield Richard C, groceries and liquors, 140
Eiulith
Mansfield Rolnnd, bookkeeper, r. 1422 Howard
Slansneld Walter D., attorney at law, 426 Cali-
foruia. r. 1923 Webster
Mansion Abraham C, molder Enterprise Foundry, r.
307 Clementina
Mansion House, William Perkins propr, 961-963 Mis-
sion
Mansir Henry C, janitor I. O. O. P. Bldg r. 1001
Powell
Manaladlne Katie Mrs., restaurant, 1209 Fillmore
Manson Marsden, chief engineer Board of State Har-
bor Commissioners, r. 2U10 Gou^h
Manson Nathaniel J., attorney at law, 330 Pine, room
63, r. 200" Gough
Manson Neils, carpenter, r. 10)4 Sumner, rear
Manson Robert G. (J. W. Laymance & Co.) r. 115 Tay-
lor
Manson William (C. J. Pidwell * Co.) r. Colton, Cal.
Mante Salvatore, laborer, r. 10 Margaret
Mantel Byron G., r. Lick House
Mxntel Emil, gasfitter, r. 92l> Jackson
Mantel Eugene, lithographer, r. 926 Jackson
Mantel Henry, tailor, r. 926 Jackson
DR. BAZAN'S
TIlERMO-Ktr.CTRIC
RUSSIAN aai TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Eatlis (jiven.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BOILERS and STOVES
Coiiiiected Icr Dot and Coll Water in the best maimer
WATER BACKS, WATER HEATERS,
Of all kinds made and repaired.
W. K . LANK,
PLUMBER, 605 KBARKT BTRBBT.
EstabllBhe«l ISfiO. Telephone 815.
Mantel Julius (J., barber, 23lt« Howard
Mantel Max, with Goldman * Co.. r. 926 Jackson
Mantel Michael, cabinet maker Cal. Furniture Mnfg
Co., r. 7(18 Mission
Mantell F. Mrs., r. 1503 Devisadero
Manter Edwin W., clerk Commercial Union Assurance
Co. (limited) r. Onkland
Manter Hamilton, driver City Transfer Co. »nd T. C.
P. D., r. cor Geiiry and Ba er
Manton James F., hostler, r. 1 Julian At
Manton John, hostler, r. 1 Julian Av
Manton Thomas, edge setter John H. Byrnes
Mantor George A., clerk, r. 519 Greenwich
Mantz Frederick C. upholsterer. ItilO Polk
Mantz John, tailor. J. R. Smith * Co.. r. Alameda
Manuel Antone. wliltener, r. 2:^9 Stevenson
Manuel Edward, barber, r. 407 Hyde
Manuel Emma, widow, r. 720 Clementina
Manuel Herbert E.. machinist r. 720 ( lementimt
Manuel Rupert, cleik, r. 314 Vlcksburg
Manuel William, cook, r. 1 Boardman PI
Manufacturers' Associntion of California,
George C. Hickox secretary, 43 Merchants' Ex-
change
Manufacturers' Fire and Marine Insurance Co. (of
Boston) 317 California
Manville Eliud H.. cigars and tobacco, 617 Mont-
gomery, r. inH4 Hiward
Manwarini! Charles W., clerk J. Gundlach & Co., r. 885
Seventeenth
Manz August, jeweler, 1314 Pacific
Manz Henry E., butcher Nichol»P Fuchs, r. 125 Fell
Manzer Bernard, bartender r. 7 Wildey
Mauzer F. E., trimmer Cal. Electric Light Co., r. 2632
Sutter
Manzer Lonson M., r. 2632 Sutter
Mapps William L., laborer Union Iron Works, r.
Handley House
Mapledorum M. C, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co , r. 407 Powell
Mapleston R. S., sexton St. John's Presbyterian
Church, r. 522 Post
Mara John, laborer, r. 97 Stevenson
Mara Michael R., deputy Superintendent Streets, r.
217 Twelfth
Marabello Charles, plumber Henry Williamson, r. 722
Octavia
Marabello Edward, driver John Marabello, r. 722 Oc-
tavia
Marabello George, driver John Marabello, r. 722 Oc-
tavia
Marabello John, passenger express, r. 722 Octayia
Maragliani T.uigi. fisherman, r. 804 Front
Marasjonis Z.ch. lanndryman S.F. Laundry, r. Wood,
bet Post and Sutter
Marais Charl.s L. P., engineer, r. 242 Oak
MarauKO Antonio, team'-ter, r. 636 Francisco
Marante Joseph F. (Silvy * Ma^ante) r. 503 Howard
Blaraachi Anthony Rev. S. J., treasurer St.
Ignatius' College, 214 Hi.yes
Marble Charles H., grain inspector, r. 1907 Buchanan
Marble Cutters' Protective Union, rooms 818 Howard
M.irble Oliver J., milkman r. 1«24 Union
Marble Polishers' Protective Union, rooms 818 Howard
Marbourg Fredi, clerk Jiiliua Meyer, r. 646 Howard
Marburch Carl, waiter, r. 112 Fourth
Marc Phillip. br!.8sfitt^r, r. 312 Union
Marcel 111 Joseph, teamster, r. H32 Vallejo
March Jam^ s T . capitalist, r. Ahlborn House
March Ji.hn, pastry cook The Baldwin, r. 2424 Market
Mirchaiid A. E., r 40» Turk
Marchaud .•Mexaiider W., lodgings. 117 Leidesdorff
Marchand 0. .Mme., fancy goods. 417 O'Farrell
Marchand Constant (Croce * Mart-hand) r. 735 Ellis
Mirchaud George, wood carver, r. 12)4 Oak Grove At
Marchand James, miller, r, 151 Minna
Marchand Joseph, i-tudent, r 1217 Filbert
Marchand Mary L. Mrs., r. 1217 Filbert
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. DAVIS. City A|;ent,
439 Caii/omla Str«««.
MAR
780
MAR
W. W. Montague &. Co.
puntips,
Suction and Force.
FOB DAND, WINDOIILL ASiD POWER.
ALL. SIZES.
809, SU, 313. 315 and 317 MABEET STBEET
Man-hand Victor, butcher, r. 521 !^ Vallejo
I Marvhand's Restaurant, P. Piiet & Co. propri-
I etors, 115-117 Grant Av
Mari'haut George H.. upholsterer Pac. Spring and
Mattress Co., r. 103S Twentieth
.MarchHut Lizzie, widow, r. 416 O'Farrell
^Marchant R. H. & Co. (Rodney H. Marchant
and G. R. Thornber) general insurance and real
estate brokers, 430 Montuomery
Marchaut Rodney H. iR. H. Marctiant & Co.) 430
Montgomery
Marchant William, clerk, r. 16 Ridley
Miircheboiit Au«u«t (MarcheboutBros.) r. 1820 Mason
Marcheboul Bro hers (August and Victor) furniture
and carpets, 312 Montgomi ry Av
Marehebout Victor (Marchebout Bros.) r. 1820 Mason
Marchal R., r. 308 Sutter
M:irchi .John (Marchl & Berta) r. 1714 Dupont
Marchi Kate, vocalist Tivoli Opera Uouse
March! * Berta (John Marchi and Attilio Berta) fruit
and commission merchants, 529-531 Merchant
Marcbini Annie, widow, r. 437 Fell
Marchiui August, fish dealer, r. 13 Varennes
Marcbini Mary, widow, r. W s Church, bet Twenty-
lifth and Clipper
Marcino Louis, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill Co., r. W s
Sixth, bet Hooper and Channel
Marcinbacovki Joseph, collector, r. 1.525!^ Post
Marckley Benjamin F., jeweler Geo. C. Shreve k Co.,
r. 212 Nineteenth
Marcou Claudius, laundry, 1424 Dupont
Marcucci Domingo, superintendent Cal. Steam Navi-
gation Co., r. 8(17 Ellis
Marcus Abram (S. O. Alexander & Co.) r. New Tork
Marcus Arthur J. (S. H. Frauk * Co.) r. New Tork
Marcus Frank, propertymsn Baldwin Theater
Marcus C. H. Georije (Geo. Marcus & Co.) r. 811 Bush
Marcas Oeo. <& Co. (C. H. George Marcus and
Fr. Hohwiesner) importers and commission mer-
chants, and general agents Transatlantic Fire In-
surance Co. of Hamburg, Mannheim Insurance
Co. (limited) of Mannheim, and the Straits In-
surance Co. (limited) of Singapore, and the
Straits Fire Insurance Co. (of Singapore) 232 Cali-
fornia
Marcus George P., clerk Herrmann & Co., r. 912H
Laguna
Marcus Gustav (Levison Bros.) r. 819 Post
M.ircu8 Harris, general merchandise, 1238 Folsom
Marcus James, merchant, r. 425 tddy
Marcus -Joseph, tanner A. Krleg, r. Tanners' Home
Marcus M., r. 19 Harlan PI
Slarcng Morris, with 8. Foster k Co., r. 1630
Golden Gate Av
Marcus Siegfried, groceries, SE cor Oeary and Buch-
anan
t^" Marcus. See Markus
Marcuse Abraham, foreman Louis Wertheimer k Co.,
r. 218 Sixteenth
Marcuse Charles, clerk, r. 725 California, rear
Marcuse Emma, widow, r. 608 Nineteenth
Marcuse Henry, clerk Washington Mufg Co., r. 203
Taylor
Marcuse Laura, widow, r. 734 McAllister
Marcuse Morris, traveling salesman Buyer &Beich, r.
6U0 Sutter
Marcuse Robert, bookkeeper C. Schilling 4 Co.. r. 734
M.^Allister
Marcuse Solomon, collector Gas Consumers' Assn, r.
322 Turk
Marcy C. F., r. 712 Sutter
I Marcy Frauk H., telegraph operator, r. 737 Market
: Marcy Genrge G., miner, r. Old People's Homo
! Mnrcy Henry D.. restaurant, 2001 McAllister
; Marcy Joseph M., r. 731 Pine
Marcy Zephyrin C, clerk M. Walter k Co., r. 731 Pine
■ Marden Albert L., driver United Carriage Co., r. 742
1 Howard
Marden Charles Mrs., widow, r. 820 Capp
Marden Elijah D., teamster, r. 5 Polk
Marden George H., butcher Joseph Furlong, r. 1639
Sutter
Marden Horace, capitalist, r. 102 Fifth
Marden John, salesman, r, 760 Folsom
Marden John C, driver, r. 209 Treat Av
Marden Robert A., engineer Golden Gate Woolen
Mills, r. 714 Treat Av
Marden William L., shoe stitcher, r. 3038M Sixteenth
Mardiu William, ma hinehand Jason Springer * Co
Mardis B. A., clerk Charles H. Roethe r.518 Third
Mardrough John L., weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. Black Point
Mare Ignace, tanner A. Legallet, r. N s Venezuela,
bet Tombigbee and Potomac
Marelli Charles, waiter, r. 24 Lewis
Marengo Serahno (Ferrera & Marengo) r. Junction
Old San Jose Road and S. P. R. R.
Maresca Luigi, fruits, SW cor Battery and Washlne-
ton
Maret Francis, widow, r. 134 Fern Av
Maret Fred M.. barber, 608 Sixth
Martitt Arthur, bartender, r. 502 J4 Broadway
Margerson William, waiter, r. 1723 Market
Margetson F. G. J. (Margetson fc Street) and agent,
30« California, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Margetson * Street (F. G. J. Margetson and John
Street) liquor saloon. 200 Market
Margey Patrick, fireman stuir Oregon, r, 427 Third
Marggraf Charles, harnessmaker L. D. Stone & Co.,
r. Cur Green and Lafayette PI
MarggraflF Charles, liquor saloon, 25 Summer, r, 216
Second
Margi^raf Joseph, cabinet maker, r. 147 Silver
n^ Marggraflf. See Markgraf
Margitich George, waiter J. 0. Mikulich, r. 24 'Wet-
more PI
Margitich Vincent, bartender Peter G. Sopa, r. 531
Jackson
Margo A. Mrs., widow, r. 1410 California
Margo James A., salesman Holbrook, Merrill k Stet-
sen. r. 1410 California
Margot Joseph C, merchant, r. 824 Montgomery
Margrie Edward J., trimmer Cal. Electric Light Co.,
r. 471 Tehama
Marguerite The, D. W. Whltmore proptr, 417 Larkin
Mariaui Angelo, shoemaker, 405 Broadway
Mariani Daniel, conductor, r. 115i< Wildey
Marlani Gaspar (Lepori & Mariani) r. 609 Broadway
Mariani Giuseppe D.. hardware, 623 Pacific, r. 32S
Montgomery •
Mariani Glacomo, waiter, r. 2511 Bryant Av
Mariani Stephen, groceries, liquors and hardware,
SE cor Twenty -tliird and Florida
Marias Charles L. P. (Ciprico i: Marias) r. 242 Oak
Maricich Luca (Lnca Maricich* Co.) r. Oakland
Mariclch Luca ^ Co. (Luca Maricich and Dominio
Mangula) restaurant, 23 Vallejo
Marie Antonio, clerk, r. 818 Sansome
Marie Bertram, ironer Jean Bernou, r. 629 Third
Mariel Til lie, spooler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 2005 Powell
Marietech Andrew, restaurant keeper, r. 225 Clay
Marigold Arthur, foreman Cal. Cracker Co.
Slarin and Napa Railroad Co., James M.
Donahue president, Thomas W. Johnston secre-
tary, office 410 Mission
Marin County Water Co., Robert Walker president
and superintendent, F. R. Catton Secretary, 40S
California
Marin John B., upholsterer Bernard 4 Pouzadoax, r.
Berkeley
Marina J. De Sta, broker, r.l212 Turk
Marine Board of XJnder^vriters, 318 Californlk
Marine Engineers, Alcazar Bldg
Marine Hospital V. S., Presidio Reservation,
or Monutaiu Lake
WHOLESALK ASJ> EETAIL
W. 8- J. SLOANE & CO.
641 10 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
m IDCC rVTD A riDV /^'"° **»« ^^^**' »^»^<'« «' Clmwts, Hockn. > ARPAO HARASZTHY & CO.,
CvLirOL LA I nil Un I IBurgundles.Suuternes.Ports •■■(! Sherries r 530 WASEmOTOlT STSEET.
MAR
781
MAR
Marine Insurnnce Co. The ,'lliul(ed, ofLoudon)
Oeoruf W. McNear agciit. »06 Califurnia
Mariner W. P., r. Q5>4 Stockton
Uariners* Church, Bev. Joseph Rowell pastor,
NE cor Racraiiiento and Drumm
Mariners' Free Reading Kooiu, NE cor Sacramento
and Drumiu
Harliil Frank, deputy clerk Justices' Court, r. 12
C«(iell Alley
llarini Nicola, gardener, r. 12 Cadell Alley
UHrlno Doruinico, iiinsirlan, r. 718 Oreenwlch
Marino Frank, miigiciin, r. 718 Greenwich
Marino Juseph, foreman P. H. SS. Go's Wharf, r. 335
Bryant
Marionette Pasquale (Perlite k Marionette) r. 1806
Powell
Marlnovlch Marino, r. 443 Golden Gate Av
Marion Annie, wid>>w, r. 4 Ran Antonio
Marlon George, stripper Edward Schwerin k. Son, r.
29 k Oak Grove Av
Marion Junies, finisher, r. NE cor Bfly and Larkin
Marion John J., butcher, r. 29 54 Oak Grove Av
Marion John T., carpenter, r. 29 M Oak Grove Av
Marion Patrick, plat^terer. r. 2228 Bush
Marion Wash., a^eut Bi'nhnm, Trumbull A: Co., Ken-
tucky whiskies, 601 Kearny, r. East OiiklHnd
Marioni G., molder D. Ghirardelll & Sons, r. 712
Front
Maris William, bookkeeper Jacobs & Easton, r. 609
Jones
MariHCotti JoRepb, clerk Galll k Spmzzolo, r. 1012
Montgomery
Marisich I.uca, cooper, r. 406 Firf^t
Marisich Nicholas, nia< hiiiist, r. 406 First
Marisich Pronpero, collector, r. 40.'i First
Jlaritiine Insurance Co. (limited) of Liver-
pool, E. L. Woods agent. 219 Siinsome
Maritzen CHrl, pulnter, r. 710 Fulton
Maritzen Otelia Mrs., r. 710 Fulton
Markdorf L.. laborer, r. 203 Tuylor
Markel Oerhart, bookkeeper, r. 727 Vallejo
Markel John L.. butcher, 1413-1415 Stockton, r. 727
Vall.jo
Markell Amos, paper carrier, r. 166 Third
Markell Kufus P., lumberman, r. 16(i Third
Markenpon John, p< ddler. r. 2 ; Garden, rear
Marker Frunk L., waiier, r. 331 Montgomery
Miirkert Frank A., salesman, r. 912)4 Jackson
Markert Joseph, tiiiPmith, V. 929 Pacific
Market Inspector, office New City Hall, first floor
Market Street Cable Rnli'ivny Co., Leland
Btiiiiford prtsident, J. L. Wilhiitt secretary, NE
cor Fourth and Townsend. room 34, H. D. Morton
superintendent, juni tion Market and Valencia
Market Street Pharmacy, Frederick C. Keil
druggist, 20(0 Market
Marketo J., laborer Cal. Wire Works
Markewiiz August, jeweler, 217-219 Montgomery Av,
r. 1017 Sacramento
Markewitz Kayde, butcher, r. 1005 Folsom
Markey A., eneineer PalHce Restaurant, r. 871 Market
Markev Henry S., cashier Union Iron Works, r. 2402
Clny
Markey Lawrence, butcher, r, 1:^07 Twenty-fourth
Markey Owen, carpenter, r. 13(i7 Twenty-fourth
Markey Patilck, boatman, r. 626 Davis
Markgraf Frederick J., plumber, r. 261C Post
Markgraf Henry, painter, r. 2307 Post
Markgraf Leopold, carpenter, r. 2307 Post
•^Maikgraf. See Marggraf
Marshaw A., grinder Pa<\ Saw Mnfg Co., r. 206 Fifth
Markham Ellen, widow, r. 940 Capp
Maikley B. K., paymaster Am. Sugar Refinery r. 127
Kearny
Markley George W., millwright, r. 216 Larkin
Markley Levi, r. Old People's Home
Markley John E., bookkeeper Tait & Halnque, r. 12
Hoff Av
FRATINGER & CO.
OP ALL DB30EIPTI0NS.
105 KEAKNY STREET.
GAS, WATER and STEAM
FITTING,
In all Its Branches, Well Done.
VV_ E
PLUMBER,
Established 1860.
_ 1_ANE,
606 KEARNV STBEET*
Telephone 315.
Marks Abe, salebmau Schoeuholz Bros, k Co., r. 5235li
Natoma
Marks Abraham, clerk D. Samuels, r. 62354 Natom*
Marks Adulph, dry and fancy goods, 240X Sixth, r.
223 Seventh
Marks Adolph, merchant (Bishop Creek, Cal.) r. 313
Van Ness Av
Marks Adolpli. tailor, 545 California, r. 2006 Mason
Marks Albert L., r. 29 Langton
Marks Amelln Mrs., secondhand clothing, 42fi Sixth
MARKS ADJUSTABLE F0LEIN6 CHAIR
CO.. N. B. Harmon aifeut, GOU Market,
near Second
Marks B., r. 811 Turk
Marks Benis, r. 1412 Bush
Marks Henjamin, foreman Louis Marks, r. 1015 Gol-
den Gate Av
Marks Bernard, manager country land dept Bovee,
Toy & Co., r. 142^ Fourth
Marks Berrhard, supt Solonron Marks, r. 25 Langton
Marks Charles E. (Marks ft WIswell) r. Oakland
Marks David R., clerk, r. 128 Tenth
Marks Edmund, commercial broker, r. 317 Oak
Marks Edmund W., salesman Stein, Simon & Co., r.
317 Oak
Markg Ell, Insurance broker, 413 California, r. 311
Grant Av
Marks Emil, salesman L. E. Clawson & Co., r. 460 Na-
toma
Marks F. Mrs., dressmaking, r. 13 H Stockton
Marks Frederick, jeweler, 129 Montgomery Ay, r. 2613
Sutter
Marks Harris, tailor, 239 Fourth
Marks Harry, porter Stevenson ft Longwill
Marks Helnian, jutik dealer, r. «43 Third
Marks Henry, cigarmaker, r. 447 Guerrero
Maiks Henry, chimney bui4der L. £. Clawaon k Co.,
r. 571 Minna
Marks Heniy, horse dealer, r. 1623 Howard
Murks Henry, liquor saloon, 4+ Steuart
Marks Henry, tailor, r. 734 Iklontgoniery
Marks Howard B., compositor Francis, Valentine It
Co.. r. 142H Fourth
Marks Hubert, woolborter Thomas Bailey & Co., r.
832 '4 Harrison
Marks Hymon, cigarmaker, r. 636 Commercial
Marks Isaac, cigarmaker. r. 419 Green
Marks Isaac, clerk, r. 443 Clementina
Marks Isaac, propertyman Vienna Gardens, r. 671
Minna
Marks Isaac L., stenographer Page & Eells, r. 1016
Golden Gate Av
Marks Jacob, r. 419 Green
Marks Jacob, agent, r. 110 Ellis
Marks James U.. blacksmith, r. 64 First
Marks Jes.<«e E., foreman John S. Bowman k Co., i.
1907 O'Farrell
Marks Joel L., salesman Charles Edelman k Co., r. 712
Hyde
Marks Johanna, widow, r. 321 Hyde
Marks Johanna, widow, r. 811 Turk
Marks John, commercial traveler, r. 110 Ellis
Marks John, laborer Cal. Glue Works, r. cor Vene-
zuela and Potomac
Marks John G., ch rk, r. 13 54 Stockton rear
Marks John G. Mrs., dressmaking, 13)4 Stockton,
rear
Marks John J., r. RW cor Haigbt and Pierce
Marks Joseph (Zadiir, WoUberg k Co.) r. Palace Hotel
Marks Joseph, laborer, r. 419 Green
Marks Joseph, plumher Louis Marks r. 671 Minna
Marks Joseph, polisher, r. 231 Stevenson
Marks Joseph M., salesman James Gallup li Co. r.
128 Fourth
Marks Julia L., widow, r. 8E cor El Dorado and Utah
Marks Leon B., teamster, r. I'.'S Tenth
Marks Lottie, ladies, nuise, r. 428 Tehama
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
JCananaetnrrr orcver.r de««rip«IOB of
PASSBNGBR, BTRBBT AND FRBIOBT CABS.
4* to au Beale Mtreet. Man FraaciMi*.
.Dennett Jump Seats.
Truman, Isham A Hooker, 421-427 Market Bt>
WHOL.l!:SAIiE AJND BKTAlIi.
MAR
782
MAR
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
MAKUFACTUREBS OF
Plain, Jnpanned and Stamped
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Marks Louis, r. 660 Willow Av
Marks Louis, clerk Harris Marks, r. 239 Fourth
Murks Louis, drayman, 219 Battery, r. 1015 Golden
Gate Av
Marks Louis, furnishing goods, 16 Sixth, r. 7C2 Bry-
ant
Marks Louis, plumber and gasfitter. r. 571 Minna
Marks Louis I., merclisnt, r. 434 Golden Gate At
Marks Louis L., storekeeper, r. 29 Langton
Iklarks Ludwia, r. 345 Cleiuentina
Marks M. A. Mrs., r. 417 Post
Marks Mannheim, crockery and glatsware, 212 Cali-
fornia, r. 724 McAllister
Marks Marcus, driver Patrick J. Kennedy, r. 34 Lang-
ton
Marks Marcus, mnfr oil clothing, 52 Clay, r. 610
Fulton
Marks Marks, junk dealer, 856-858 Howard
Marks Max H., barber, r. 1009 Washington
Marks Michael (Marks. Vaenberg & Co.) r. 810 Ellis
Marks Micbael, secondhand goods, 426 Sixth
Marks Morris, r. 29 Langton
Marks S., waiter stmr Geo. W. Elder
Marks Samuel, tailor, 227 Post
Marks Samuel, clothing, 209 Pacific
Marks Samuel M., assistant secretary Pac. Mutual
Life Ins. Co. of Cal., r. 1628 Sutter
Marks Saul, speculator, r. 105 Stockton
Marks Simon, r. 128 Tenth
Marks Simon, r. 712 Hyde
Marks Simon, broker, r. 2125 Pine
Marks Simon, clerk, r. 44;-i Clementina
Marks Simon, peddler, r. 245 Tehama
Marks Solomon, boot and shoe mnfr, 87 Stevenson,
r. 721 Minna
Marks Solomon, oasemaker Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r.
735 Geary
Marks Solomon, merchant* r. 443 Green
Marks Sylvester, butcher, r. 602 Seventh
Marks Thomas H., machinist Hare Jt Berriman, r. 17
Moss
Marks. Vaenberg & Co. (Michael Msrks and Abraham
Vaenberg) mnfrs cigars, 11-13 First
Marks William, bookkeeper L. E. Clawson & Co., r
571 Minna
Marks William, laborer, r. 33 Hinckley
Marks William S., clerk Zadig, Wollberg & Co., r. 103
Geary
Marks & Wiswell (Charles E. Marks and Fred.
H. Wiswell) managers California Glue Works,
and proprietors Oakland Home Fruit Co., 116
Front
(&~ Marks. See Marx
Markus Joseph, tanner, r. Tanners' Home
Markus Louis, gents' furnishing goods, 313 Grant Av
*^ Markus. See Marcus
Markwart Henry, cook, r. 533 Sacramento
Marlborough House, Council Goodell proptr, 606 Fol-
som
Marley Edward J., painter, 739 McAlUster, r. 1219
Fillmore
Marley James, seaman, r. 11 Pacific
Marley William, laborer, r. 2 Grant PI
Marliave Edward C, traveling salesman Harrison k
Co., r. 1931 Capp
Marliere Julie Mme., dressmaker Mme. B. Biber, r.
818 Geary
Marlin Brady W., with Potrero and B. V. KB., r. W b
Kentucky, bet Sierra and Nevada
Marlin Emilie L. Miss, teacher, r. 6 Pfeiffer
Marllu Fire .\rm8 Co., Charles Sonntag k Co. »Bents,
114-116 Market
Marlin George W., paper carrier, r. 1006 Bush
Marling William, with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 660 Howard
Mario Liiigi, teamster, r. 603 Francisco
Marlow Frank, laborer Stockton Mill, r. E 8 Gunni-
son Av. nr Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Marlow James, clerk, r. 105 Stockton
Marlow James, boiler maker Risdon I. and L. Works
Marlow James, foreman United Carriage Co.. r. Pal-
ace Hotel
Marlow James, rigger, r. 707 Natoiaa
Marlow John, gilder Sanborn, Vail ft Co., r. E a Gun-
nison Av, nr Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Marlow Louis H., cigarmaker William Riedel, r. 624 X
Linden Av
Marlow Thomas, master mariner, r. Es Gunnison Av,
nr Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Marluw William, paper hanger, r. 90734 Mission
Maruell David, with Bancroft Library, r. 2211 Geary
Marcell James, waiter, r. Iti22 Mission
Marnell Margaret Mrs., r. 2211 Geary
Maruell William J., bookbinder, r. 2211 Geary
Marner James, assistant lighthouse keeper, Point
Bonita
Moroevich Eocco, cook G. Garbati, r. 810 Green
Maroney Cornelius, stableman, r. NW cor Alabama
and Center
Maroney William, r. 528 Sixth
gy Maroney. See Moroney
Maronie Margie F., with Am. Tract Soc.
Marple Charles L., messenger Custom House, r. 1627
Clav
Marple W. L. Mrs., r. 1627 Clay
Marquam T. W. (Kraus & Marquam) 126 Kearny
Marquard Adolph, rodman, r. 537 Sacramento
Margward Christ, maltster John Wieland Brewing
Co., r. 14 Hawthorne
Marquardsen Ernst H. J., agent, r. 151 Sixteenth
Marquart Johu H., magazine keeper Thomas H. Selby
& Co., r. 1759 Howard, rear
Marquett H. A., traveling salesman Murphy, Grant 4
Co., r. Los Angeles
Marquez Gertrude Miss, teacher Spanish and music,
r. Iil9 a Laguna
Marquez Miguel, collector, r. 1219 J^ Laguna
Marquez Marcella, compositor, r. 529 Green
Marqul Mary, dooiestic, 338 Oak
Marquis Alexander W., draftsman John Marqula, r.
2217 Pacific Av
Marquis John, architect, 39 Sutter, r. 2217 Pacific
Av
Marr John S., actor, r. 350 Minna
Marrack Gertrude A. M. Miss, teacher music, r. 629
Capp
Marrack Richard T., bookkeeper Methodist Book De-
pository, r. 529 Capp
Marrack R. M., clerk freight auditor's office S. P. Co.,
r. Berkeley
Marre Marco A., clerk G. Cuneo & Co., r. 818 Sansome
Man elli Serafino, waiter Perini & Ferini, r. 5 Buuh
Street PI
M.nrrett Henry W., r. 1625 Post
Marrin James, laborer Palace Hotpl
Marrin Tbonias, laborer, r. 442 Fifth
Marriott Fredericlt, editor, publisher and pro-
prietor San Francibco News Letter, 609 Merchant,
r. 2056 Jones
Marriott William, r. 519 Pacific
Marron Edward, expressman r. Welsh, nr Fourth
Marron Frank M., mortgage clerk Hall of Records, r.
322 Duncan
Marron James, mattressmaker, r. Welsh, nr Fourth
Marron James, restaurant keeper, r. 123 Tweuty-sixth
Marron John H., plasterer, r. 809 Eighteenth
Marron John T., porter Weil Bros. & Co., r. 322 Dun-
can
Marron John T., plasterer, r. 502 Seventh
Marron John W., painter, r. 502 Seventh
Marron Michael A., groceries and Uqnorw, 330-
334 Fourth, 401 Third and 325 Sixth, r. 332 Fourth
Marron Michael C, plasterer, r. 726 Octavia
Marron Patrick J., pla"terer, r. 2228 Bush
Marron Patrick J., sawyer r.HOi Seventh
Marronnet Pierre, plasterer, r. 616 Broadway
thie: best
CLOTHING
For MEN AND BOYS at
THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
6i
m LION Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, 34,712,747
GEO. 0. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SZZT0I7, A»t. Ua&acw.'
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
MAR
783
MAR
Marrs Churlfg, carpenter, r. 670 Howard
M»rryatt Henry A., jiiuitor, r. 1227 X Cluy
Marryatt.I allies, cook, r. 1031 Vallejo
Mars James A., niininc, r. 22())4 McAllioter
Mars Joseph, milker Newman * Co., r. C'>Ie nr Carroll
Mars Vi( tor, gripiuan PresiJio RR.. r. 2311 Larkin
Mnniall Nicola, clerk, r. 18 Liifayetta PI
Marschalk John A., clrrk Sutton & Beebe. r. lOfi Ellis
MarsihhttUHen Charles, bartender, r. 813 O'Farrell
Marsden Ann Mrs , r. 3:H Tenth
MMrsden Henry, bookbinder Hicks fcJudd, r. Oakland
Miirse Jospph, laborer, r. H501 Fillmore
Marselaa George W., foreman, r. S.W Fulsom
Marsh BpskIb, donietitic 715 Shotwell
Marsh Charles P. Jr.. enRineer, r. 873 H Market
Marsh Eva Miss, teacher mubic, r. SW cor Bay and
Jones
Marsh Frank H., salesman Palmer k Key, r. 8W cor
Bay and Jones
Marsh Frederick, compfsltor, r. SW cor Bay and Jones
Marsh Frederick D., collector, r. 2507 Howard
Marsh Qeorge H., carpenter San Francisco Planing
Mill, r. 928 Capp
Marsh George T. (O. T. Marsh b Co.) r. 236 Thir-
teenth
Marslii G. T. & Co. (George T. Marsh) Japanese
Art Repository wholesale and retail, 626 Market,
Palace Hotel
Marsh H. D. Mrs., -widow, r. 195 Sixteenth
Marsh Henry, teacher music, 103 O'Farrell, r. SW cor
Bay and Jones
Marsli Henry F. , commission merchant and
aeent Uo.ston and Sandwich Glass Co., 677 Market,
r. 2507 Howard
Marsh Henry F. Jr., with Henry F. Marsh, r. 2507
Howard
Marsh John, waiter, r. 923 Washington
Marsh John B., teamster, r. 700 Miison
Mariih Mary, widow, r. 8 Le Roy PI
Mursh Maud Miss, teacher music, r. SW cor Bay and
Jones
Marsh M. D. Mrs., r. 34 Octavia
Marsh Orlando, real estate, r. 120 Turk
Marsh P«uHne, widow, r. 885 Seventeenth
Marsh Stephen, teachir music, r. 153156 Mipsion
Marsh Sydney L. (Robinson & Marsh) r. SWcorBay
and Jones
Marsh Victor, oriental silks, etc., 206 Kearny, r. 1531 ^
Mission
Marshal Vnited States, oflSce U. S. Appraisers
Bliig. third floor
Marshall A., laborer, r. 207 Fllbe' t
Marshiill A. A., mnfrs' agent. 40 Phelan Bldg
Marshall Alliin, watchmaker T. Musgrave & Co., r.
957 Howard
Marshall Alexander, shoemaker, r. 20M Franklin
Marshall Antolne, seaman stinr Santa Rosa
Marsliall Benjamin, physicitin, !»'24 Sutter
Marshall Bessie Miss, t.acher music, r. 416 Golden
Gate Av
Marshall Christopher A., bookkeeper Witzel & Baker,
r. 1808 Green
Marshall Clara Mrs., bakery, 2002 H Mason
MarshiiU Clarence E., waiter Kopp &J Korneck, r. 918
, Howard
Marstiall David P.. foreman lamplightera B. F. Gas
Liuht Co., r. BE cor Howard and Fifth
Margball Edmund W., barnessmaker J. 0. Johnson k
Co.. r. Oakland
Marshall Edward, agent, r. 35 Fifth
Marshall Edward C, attorney at law, r.2624 California
Marshall Eliza, widow, r. NW cor Sanchez and Six-
teenth
Marshall Elizabeth 0. Mrs., r. 1808 Green
Marshall Ellen Mrs., boots and shoes, 413 Hayes
Marshall Frank, barber, r. 441 Jessie
Marshall Frank (ScliUKter * Marshall) r. 315 Drumm
Marshall Frank, pilot stmr T. C. Walker
DR. BAZAN'S
TnERMO-EI^ECTniC
RUSSIAN ani TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
WATER FILTERS,
ALL SIZES AND KINDS FOR FAUCETS.
Large Flltcrers with capacity for cleaning all water
used in the house, simple and cheap.
Plumber,
EstabllKhed 18C0.
3L..A.3SrB ,
503 Kearny Street,
Telephone 315.
Marshall Frederick S., glider LippI Bros.. r.6:< Jessie
Marshall Frederick W., steamfltter. r. 704)i Mission
Marshall George, laborer, r. filO Mission
Marshall George, master mariner, r. 15(!^ Silver
Marnhall Geor.io D.. clerk William Kettle, r.413 Hayea
Marshall George L., r. cor .Mission and Brook
Marshall Greenwood, weaver B. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 2002 >< Mason
Marshall Henry, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Marshall Henry, secretary Pearl Shell Co., r. 1053X
Golden Gate Av
Marshall Henry P., deckhand tugboat Alert, r. 297
Filbert
Marshall Horatio S., gasfltter, r. 333 O'Farrell
Slarshall Hujg^h, secretary Sierra Buttes and
Plumas Eureka Mines, 320 Sansome, room 16, r.
2205 Webster
Marshall Irving, bartender John G. Wittmeier, p. 613
Pacific
Marshall Irwin B., helper Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 413
Hayes
Marshall J., cabinetmaker F. S. Chadbourne & Co.. p.
Oakland
Marshall James, chief engineer stmr Al-Ki, r.87 Silver
Marsliall James, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r.
cor First and Point Lobos Avs
Marshall James, millwright, r. 411 Sansome
Marshall James A., clerk, r. 413 Hayes
Marshall James G., expressman, bE cor California
and Fillmore, r. 3Ui4 Pine
Marshall James II., laborer, r. 35 Madison Av
Marshall James M., policeman, r. 3i)44 Pine
Marshall J. C, fireman Palace Hotel
Marshall John, driver U. S. Laundry, r. 1141 k Fol-
som
Marshall John, jeweler, 113 Taylor, r. 957 Howard
Marshall John, laborer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 220 Union
Marshall John, macbinist Fulton Iron Works, p,
1128!^ Broadway
Marshall John Jr., clerk London, Northern, Queen,
and Connecticut Ins. Go's, r. 957 Howard
Marshall John B., calker, r. 730 Folsoiu
Marshall John F., clerk general freight oiBco S. P.
Co., r. 19:i3 Geary
Marshall John S., stage carpenter, r. 1924 Hyde
Marshall Joseph, cnbinetmuker William J. Heney k
Co., r. East Oakland
Marshall Joseph, teamster, r. 325 Green
Marshall Joseph, liquor saloon, 1210 Polk, p. 2024
Pine
Marshall Joseph C, physician, r. 704 Washington
Marshall Joseph H., salesman R. F. Osborn & Co.
Marshall Joseph S., rentauraut and oyster saloon, 01
Cemre Market, r. HIO Clay
Marshall Joseph W., shipping clerk Spruance, Stan-
ley k Co., r. 518 O'Farrell
Marshall Levin, lamplighter S. F. Oas Light Co., p.
25 M Oak
Marshall Louis, stockbroker, 304 Montgomery, r. 2195
Devisadero
Marshall Liicellus N., carpenter S. M. Hills, p. 40S
Greenwich
Marshall Margaret, widow, r. 35 Madison At
Marshall Margaret, widow, r 1218 Ellis
Marshall McLane, r. 157 Seventh
Marshall P.. laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Marshall Peter, tailor, r. 703 Green
Marshall Richard, stair builder A. I. Sanborn, r. 2S<
Seventeenth
Marshall Richard, watchman Broadway Street Wharf,
r. 213 Broadway
Marshall Richard F., porter, r. 308 Sntter
Marshall Robert A., bookkeeper Neusladter Bros., p.
20)4 Franklin
Marshall Robert C, charger Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W •
Minnesota, bet Solano and Mariposa
Marshall Thomas (Meyer, Marshall & Co.) p. 2428
Buchanan
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 riRST ST.
TBLEFHONB 82.
BOOKBINDERS.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN. ^^IS^S.^^r/Jj:^^;^^
MAR
784
MAR
W. W. Montague & Ca
Importers and Dealers in
ENaLISH AND AMERICAN
Encaustic, Olazeti and Plain.
809. 311. 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Marsball Thomas, machinist Fulton Iron Worlis, r.
105 Bernard
MarshHll Thomas, Bplnner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 1 Alabama
Marshall Thomas Jr., cabinetmaker, r. 105 Bernard
Marshall William, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
Alabama, bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Marshall William A., sewing machines, 247 Eighth
Marshall William H., journalist, r. Twenty-fourth,
bet Noe and Castro
Marshall William H., machinist Rlx & Firth, r. 157
Seventh
Marshall William R., plasterer, r. 413 Hayes
Marshbank J. W., r. 201 Taylor
Marsbfield Mills (Cook Bay, Oregon) E. B.Dean & Co.
proptrs, ofllce 22 California
Marshutz Leon C. (Marshutz & Cantrell) r. 412 Eddy
Marehutz William B. {Marshutz & Buscelle) r. 412
Ertdy
Marshutz & Buscelle (William B. Marshutz and
James K. Buscelle) real estate agents, 640 Market
Marshutz & Cantrell (Leon C. Marshutz and
Thomas G. Cantrell) proprietors National Iron
Works, NW cor Main and Howard
Marsicano P. & Co. (Patrizio Marsicano) fruit and
produce commls'^ion, 419 Washington
Marsicano Patrizio (P. Marsicano k Co.) r. 731 Green
Marsili Constantino (L. Marsili & Co.) r. 320 Broad-
way
Marsili L. & Co. (Lorenzo and Constantino Marsili,
Onesto Tognotti and Francisco Cervelli) livery
stable, 320 Broadway
MarMli Lorenzo (L. Marsili & Co.) r. 11 Broadway
Marsky B., cigarmaker, r. 232 Sixth
Marson Ch-irles F., liveiy stable, 187 Stevenson, r.
190 Steveuson
Marston Campbell Mrs., massage treatment, 414 Post
Marston Delia Miss, dressmaking, 106 Post
Marston Frank W., salesman Herman Heynemann,
r. 804 Geary
Marston Jeremiah H., miner, r 613 Minna
Marston J. W., r. 148 Sixth
Marston Levi H., mining, r. 13 Hickory At
Martel A. C, farmer, r. 420 Ellis
Martel James L., real estate, 636 Clay, r. 420 Ellis
Marten Frank H., mlUhand California Mill, r. 451
Third
Martell George H., blacksmith, r. 451 Third
Martel i Henry G., with Lebenbaum Bros., r. 508
Buchanan
Martell Irene, widow, r. 508 Buchanan
Martell John, gardener, r. 503 Ash Av
Martell John, silver plater and carriage mater-
ials, 623 Sacramento, r. 451 Third
Martell John C. delivery clerk P. M. S3. Co., r. 451
Third
Martelia Ferdinand, blacksmith, W s Mission Road,
nr St. Mary's College
Martelia Lorenzo, milker, r. San Bruno, nr Wayland,
U. M. T.
Martin* t Jefferson, inspector Health OflBce, r. Monte-
zuma, nr California Av, B H.
Martinet Jeflerson B., agent Horn k Co., r. Monte-
zuma, nr California Av, B. H.
Martinet Lee M., clerk Parrott & Co., r. Montezuma,
nr California Av, B. H.
Martinet Mon is W., conductor Market St. RR., r.
Montezuma, nr California Av, B. H.
Martens Cecilia Mis., bakery and tobacco, 634 Mont-
gomery Av, r. fii5 Union
Martens F. & Co. (Fritz Martens) commission mer-
chants, and dealers dairy produce and provisions,
425 Front
Martens Frederick, confectioner Vienna Bakery, r.
415 Tehama
Martens Frederick, butcher, 1903 Geary
Martens Fritz (F. Martens ft Co.) r. 822 Union
Martens Henry (H. Schrader & Co.) r. 9 Chenery
Martens Henry C. clerk F. Martens k Co., r. 822
Union
Martens John, proptr Hamilton Hall, SW cor Oear^
and Stelner
Martens Marcus, proptr Kentucky Home, W ■ Een-v
tucky. bet 8i«rra and Nevada
Martens Nicholas, upholsterer, r. 615 Union
Martens P., r. 2309 Pine
Martens Richard J., salesmen F. Martens k Co., r. 822
Union
&" Martens. See Martins and Mehrtens
Marienstein Daniel, miller J. Martenstein k Co., r.
Niles
Martenstein David J., commercial traveler, r. 616
O'Farrell
Martenstein J. dc Co. (Jacob Martenstein) pro-
prietors National Roller Flour Mills, SW cor Bat-
tery and Pacific
Martenstein Jacob (J. Martenstein k Co.) r. 1129 Turk
Martenstein Jacob A., bookkeeper J. L. Nickel, r. 616
O'Farrell
Martenstein John, miller National Roller Flour Mills,
r. 616 O'Farrell
Martenstein Peter J., clerk 3. Martenstein & Co., r.
2219 Taylor
Martenstein William H., bookkeeper J. Martenstein b
Co., r. 1127 Buchanan
Marth Charles, slioemaker, r. 803 Montgomery
Marth Frank, cook Edward Newman, r. 1019 Pacific
Martial Phillipe, sausagemaker, r. 1210 Stockton
Martiu A. Mrs., widow, r. 1423 Webster
Martin A. A. Mrs., widow, r. 223 O'Farrell
Martin Aaron F., carpenter, r. S s Alvarado, bet San-
chez and Noe
Martin Ada Miss, teacher Greenwich Street Primary
School, r. Russ House
Martin Addison, clerk clothing dept U. S. A., r. 615
Mason
Martin Adolph F., clerk Truman, Isham & Hooker, r.
418 Golden Gate Av
Martin A. L., r. 2719 Pine
Martin Albert H., superintendent Davis Bros., 718-722
Market, r. 1618 Broderick
Martin Alexander, melter and refiner U. S. Mint, r.
2207 Webster
Martin Alexander A., machinist, r. 608 Broadway, rear
Martin Alexander G., carpenter, r. 202 J4 Turk
Martin Alexander V., clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo
& Co., r. 137 Montgomery
Mirtin Alfred, r. 1320 Hyde
Martin Alice M. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 2914 California
Martin Ambrose J., clerk Commercial Soap Co., r. Ill
Fifteenth
Martin Andreas, liquor saloon, 612 Sacramento
Martin Andrew, bartender, r. 637 California
Martin Andrew, master mariner, r. 54 Sacramento
Martin Andrew J., liquor saloon, 8E cor Bush and
Kearny, r. IH.IS Howard
Martin Andrew McW., coppersmith, r. 421 Folsom
Martin Angus, trimmer Brown Bros, k Co., r. 8»
Thirtieth, bet Sanchez and Noe
Martin Anton, barber, 818 Third
Martin Arthur A,, r. 103G McAllister
Martin A. W., r. 126 Golden Gate At
Martin Benjamin, r. 23 Kearny
Martiu Bridget, widow, r. E s Douglass, nr Elghteentli
Martin Byron P., clerk, r. 50254 Broadway
Martin Camilo, Consul Spain, office 411 }j California,
room 1, r. 1733 Sutter
Martin Catherine M. Mrs., r. 16 Eighth
Martin Charles (Giraud k Martin) r. 632 Pacific
Martin Charles (Martin, Feusier * Co.) r. Petaluma
Martin Charles, shearsman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W •
Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Martin Charles A., collector, r. 11 Page
Martin Charles B., carriagetrimmer, r. cor Mononga-
hela and Java
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
THE LAROEST
CARPET AND DPHOLSTERT HOOSE
OH THE PAOIFIO COAST.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
XBXT ABOTH FXI.ACB HOTEI,.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Kaniifactarers of Show Csmc
and Store Fixtores.
3? Market St
H E F. WILLIAMS
R. T. ACRES.
,t*^^ * ™'«'%^
Book Makers
LiTHOCJRAPHERS
Printers
ElVGRAVERS
OUR SPECIALTY,
Ledgers, Cash Books and Journals
MADE TO ORDER.
412 Commercial Street
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ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY{
Finer th«n the clMi of ChampigneiMni from) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO..
France to tbli coantry, but without Brandy. ) 630 WASHUTOTOM SIEIIT.
MAR
785
MAR
m
Martin Charles R , gbowiuan. r. 257 Sterenson
Martin Charles H., r. »}K Thirtieth
Martin Charles H., liquor saloon, 8W cor Vallejo
and Davis
Martin Charles H., 'with A. J. Martin, r. liU Folsom
Martin Charles T., r. 215 Shotwell j
Martin Charles T., carpenter, r. 403SierenBOn
Martin Charles T.. vrhltener, r. 8 HoBT At
Martin Clara P. Mrs., teacher music, r. 2041 H Mission
Martin Christian W., shoemaker 8. Bercowltz, r. 611
Pacific
Marlin, Copeland & Co. (Providence, R. I.)
manufacturers gold chains, Phelps & Miller
agents. 120 Sutter, room 1
Martin Cornelius, laborer The Green House
Martin Coroelius, sergeant police, r. I8U Chattanooga
Martin Cornelius L., maobliilst, r. 130 Chattanooga
Martin Daniel, r. 633 Stevenson
Martin David C. (Martin & Morgan) r. ME cor 0eai7
and Taylor
Martin David N., plumber, r. 1.510)4 Powell
Martin Dennis, r. York, bet Solano and Butte
Martin Donald D., helper Baj City Iron Works, r.
2413 Howard
MARTIN E. & CO. ,d. v. b.
H«tiiarie) fniportt-rs and M'liolesale
liqaor ni«rrhuiits, 408 Front
Martin EdwaVd, teamster, r. 103 Pacific
Martin Edward H., expressman, r. 13 Hardy
Martin Edward J., assistant general freight agent
northern division S. P. Co., NE cor Fourth and
Townsend. room 31, r. 210 Powell
Martin Edwnrd J., machiuiBt. r. 733 Natoma
Martin Edwin, tailor, r. G22 Shotwell
Martin E. L. Miss (Martin ft Ingalsbe) r. 615 Mason
Martin Eleanor, widow, r. 72.'> Sutter
Martin Elizabeth, widow, r. 24 Ritch
Martin Elizabeth, widow, r. 718 Greenwich
Martin Emilie L., teacher South Cosmopolitan Pri-
mary School, r. 6 Pfeiflfer
Martin Faunie Miiis, teacher Redding Primary School
r. 511 O'Farrell
Martin, Feusier & Co. (Charles Martin and
Louis Feusier) commission merchants and whole-
sale provisiucs, 3U9-313 Clay
Martin Flora Miss, organist and teacher music, r. S s
Thirtieth, nr Sanchea
Martin F. A., clerk supply dept Wells, Fargo b Co.,
r. 44 Third
Martin Forestue F., apsistant foreman W. W. Monta-
gue * Co., r. 137 Montgomery
Martin Francis L., widow, r. 597 Ellis
Martin Frank, Ironer La Grande Laundry
Martin Frank, waiter, r. 6U9 Folsom
Martin Frank M., stenographer I. R. Bums & Co., r.
514 Golden Gate Av
Martin George, foreman J. Morton & Co., r. 611
O'Fairell
Martin George, vamisher, r. 907 Harrison
Martin George, laborer 3. F. Cordage Factory, r. W s
Iowa, bet Sierra and Nevada
Martin George, with Daily Report, r. 711 Sanchez
Martin George H. Mrs., r. 215 Shotwell
Martin George J., finisher, i. 504 Filbert
Martin George N., r. 537 Scott
Martin George N., milkman, r. 697 Ellis
Martin George W., clerk, r. 1010 Bush
Martin George M., porter, r. 1208 Broadway
Martin George W., laborer 8. F. Cordage Factory, r.
»»W s Iowa, bet Sierra and Nerada
Martin George W., machinist, r. 1208 Broadway
Martin H. Miss, domestic Palace Hotel
Martin Hattie V. Miss.teacher Pacific Heights Primary
School, r. 2719 Pine
Martin Hazie, salesman Leak Glove Mnfg Co., r. 133
Chattanooga
Martin Henry, cigarmaker, r. 10 Hopeton Terrace
CAST IRON PIPE.
O-AS and "WATER PIPE
And FITTINCiS of all Slses.
w.
Plumber,
EstoblUhed IMO.
E. I^ANE,
SOS Kearny Street.
Telephone 816.
FRATINGER & CO.
Fine Dressmaking
105 KEARNY STREET.
Martin Henry, clerk, r. 1429 Pine
Martin Henry, laborer, r. W s Michigan, bet Napa
and Shasta
Martin Henry, papermaker, r. 318 Brannan
Martin Henry, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Martin Henry A., clerk Post Office, r. >M3 Washington
Martin Henry B., water tender, r. N a Market, bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Martin Henry .Mc L., wool merchant, r. NE cor Cali-
fornia and Taylor
Martin Henry S., capitalist, iUii California,
rooms 2-8, r. 625 Union
Martin Horace H.. r. 21H Willows At
Martin H. P., Mrs., r. 1001 Pine
Martin Hugh, laborer Oregon Imp. Co., r. 330 Tehama
Martin Isaac D., clerk Harris Lando, r. 631 Post
Martin Jackson, machinist Pacific Iron Works, r,
60954 Howard
Martin Jacob, laborer, r. 1510H Powell
Martin James, conductor Presidio RR., r. 1090 Union
Martin James, cook, r. 13 Clay
Martin James, drayman, r. 633 5{ Stevenson
Martin James, molder National Iron Works, r. 1418
Pacific
Martin James, helper S. F. and Pac. Olaas Works, r.
421 }^ Brannan
Martin James, packer 8. F. Sewer Pipe Aran, r. 733
Natoma
Martin James C, carpenter, r. 20X Quinn
Martin James G., machinist, r. 130 Chattanooga
Martin James G., shipwright, r. 12k J4 Seventh
Martin James R., assayer, r. 325 Fifth
Martin James V., r. 2H19 Bush
Martin James W., salesman Ackerman Bros., r. 316
Ellis
Martin Jefferson M., capitalist, r. 1017 Van Ness Av
Martin J. F., furniture dealer, r. 504 Filbert
Martin J. H.. salesman F. Chevalier & Co., r. 8»crs-
mento
Martin John, r. 826 Nineteenth
Martin John (Condar© * Martin) r. 896 Front
Martin John, bartender, r. 9 Broadway
Martin John, bartender, r. 825 Kearny
Martin John, blacksmith, r. 1423 Powell
Martin John, carpenter, r. 310 Dupont
Martin John, clerk, r. 506 Davis
Martin John, clerk C. MuUer, r. 118 Silver
Martin John, contractor and builder, r. 133 GoQgh
Martin John, fruits. 907 Harrison
Martin John, laborer, r. 1336 Sacramento
Martin John, laborer, r. S s Eighteenth, bet Fair
Oaks and Dolores
Martin John, nlghtwatchman Commercial Hotel, r. (
118 Silver
Martin John, president Board Port Wardens, 636
Front, r- 1414 Folsom
Martin John, prAsman, r. 24 Ritcb
Martin John, puddler Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s Ten-
nessee, bet Solano and Mariposa
Martin John, seaman r. 54 Sacramento
Martin John, shoemaker, r. 617 Pine
Martin John, teacher fencing Olympic Club, r. Oak-
land
Martin John, teamster, r. 135 Natoma
Martin John, waiter, r. 850 Howanl
Martin John A., painter, r. 2627 Mission
Martin John A., starter Market St. RK., r. 1934 H Mis-
sion
Martin John B., court room clerk Superior Court
Dept 2. r. 1414 Folsom
Martin John B., policeman, r. 6 Henrietta Square
Martin John C, real estate agent, r. 1332 Washington
Martin John J., bookkeeper First National Bank of
8. F. r. 719Ninteenth
Martin John K., vegetableman Oscar Ohnstein, r. 340
Fourth
Martin John M., carpenter, r. 1138 Seventeenth
Martin John M., paper carrier, r. 632 Nineteenth
JOHN HAMMOND
50
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
nannfHctnrer ofrTery dei>«>rlptlon of
PASSBNOER. BTREET AND FREIGHT CAR&
4» to »• BMkl* mtr—t. MMa Vraia«is«*.
Truman, Isham & Hooker, ^^'-^^^?.SrtT6rSSi?ilts?eT*^'
MAR
786
MAE
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOBTEBS or
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
TRENCH RANGES.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STKEET
Martin John R., asBistant secretary San Fran-
cisco Art Association, 430 Pine, r. 1610 Steiner
Martin John E.. sign painter, r. b06 Green
Martin John W., clerk Commercial Hotel, r. 118 Silver
Martin Josepli, assistant eupfrintendent Union
Ice Co., 7S5-737 Fourth, r. 617 Third
Martin Joseph, liquor saloon, 448 Valencia, p. 1936
Martin Joseph, plasterer, r. 131 Twelfth
Martin Joseph, -watchmaker, r. 207 Pacific
Martin J. P., real estate agent, 305 Sansome, r.
Palace Hotal
Martin Katie E. Miss, bakery, 315^ Franklin
Martin Leonard P., watchman stmr D. E. Enight, r.
151 Octavia
Martin Leo M., collarmaker, p. 113 Fourteenth
Martin LudolphP., manufacturers' agent, 117 Phelan
Bldg, r. 507 GouKh
Martin M., distributor La Grande Laundry
Martin M., machinist, r. 3327 Sixteenth
Martin Maggie, dressmaker, r. 1418 Pacific
Martin Manuel J., salesman J. J. Evans, r. 504 Filbert
Martin Margaret, domestic 411 Twenty-second
Martin Maria C. Mrs. r. 240 Sixth
Martin Marian, widow, r. 910M Harrison
Martin Martha E. Miss, r. 400 Fourth
Martin Martin (Martin & Torrey) r. 20 Diamond
Martin Martin, capitalist, r. 443 Golden Gate Av
Martin Mary, widow, r. 336 Brannan
Martin Mary Miss, candymaker W. S. Townsend, r.
24 Eitch
Martin Mary A. Mrs., ladies' physician, 342 Third
Martin Mary E. Miss. r. 1429 Polk
Martip Matthew, cooper, r. 74 California At
Martin Michael, calker, r. 395 Ninth
Martin Michael, laborer, r. 134 Fourth
Martin Michael, longshoreman, r. 33 Jessie
Martin Michael, proptr Keystone House, 127 Jackson
Martin Milton M., superintendent Omnibus EB., 727
Howard, r. 1!^09 Jessie
Martin Minnie Miss, r. 514 Golden Gate Av
Martin Minor S., stockbroker, 316 Montgomery, r.
Oakland
Martin Oliver B., salesman, r. 502 Powell
Martin P. Mrs., r. 625 Union
Martin Patrick, blacksmith PreBidio KR., r. 22J4
Glover
Martin Patrick, hostler, r. 1122 Larkin
Martin Patrick, laborer, r. 636 Commercial
Martin Patrick, laborer, r. 6.52 ?i Natoma
Martin Patrick, laborer, r. 1827 M Bush
Martin Patrick, teamster, r. 1222 Folsom
Martin Patrick H., butcher, r. 422 Capp
Martin Peter, r. 519 Sacramento
Martin Peter, r. 521 Seventh
Martin Peter, harnessmaker Samuel Matthews, r.
117 J« Perry
Martin Peter, laborer, r. 231 Second
Martin Peter, laborer, r. SW cor Church and Hermann
Martin Peter, liquor saloon, 572 Folsom
Martin Peter, longshoreman, r. 414 Beale
Martin Peter, seaman schr Winfleld Scott, r. cor Main
and Folsom
Martin Peter, miner, r. N s Cortland Av, bet Califor-
nia and Prospect Avs, B. H.
Martin Peter, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Martin Peter G.. teamster, r. 511 O'Farrell
Martin Philip, liquor saloon, 540 Clay, r. 1019 Powell
Martin P. J., real estate agent, r. 2103 California
Martin P. Eoss (Grillwitzer & Martin) 34 Eddy
Martin Eebecca, widow, r. 1610J4 Powell
Martin Richard W., operative U. S. Mint.r. East Oak-
land
Martin Eobert, blacksmith McCormick Bros., r. 217
Beale
Martin Robert, bootmakfr, r. 121 Sixth
Martin Robert, liquor saloon, 808 Kearny, r. 732 Val-
lejo
Martin Robert, roofer, r. 4 Simpson PI
Martin Roemor, baker, r. 6'^5 Clay
Martin Ross, carbuilder Market St. EE., r. 614 Golden
Gate Av
Martin Russell R., clerk, r. 22 Js Willows Av
Martin Samuel, merchant tailor, 443 Bush
Martin Samuel, salesman C. E. Whitney & Co., r. 948
Twenty-first
Martin Samuel B., r. Occidental Hotel
Martin Sarah B., widow, r. 6J4 Auburn
Martin Sherman, real estate, 9a0 JVlarket, rooms 5-6,
r. 117 Jones
Martin T. C. Mrs., widow, r. Ill Fourteenth
Martin Thomas, blacksmith, r. 21 Federal
Martin Thomas, conductor Presidio RB., r. 1090 Union
Mai tin Thomas, cook, r. 636 Commercial
Martin Thomas, shoemaker, r. 14 Hardy
Miirtin Thomas, tinsmith, r. 871 Market
Martin Thomas, watchman, r. 18.'8 Bush
Martin Thomas F., driver, r. 1317)^ Natoma
Martin Thomas H., conductor Presidio RR., r. 1227
Union
Martin Thomas P., foreman Commercial Soap Co.
Martin T. S., engineer, r. 2522 Sutter
Martin Ulysses G., clerk George A. Knight, r. 2126
Fillmore
M.irtin V. H. Mrs., widow, r. 22 }4 Willows Av
Martin W. H. & Co. (William H. Martin and
John Ballard) capitalists, 32 Merchants' Ex-
change
Martin Wh°eler, coffee and spices, oflBce 5 California,
r. N 8 Market, bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Martin Wheeler Jr., groceries, 2235 Market
Martin White Mining Co. (White Pine Co.,
Nev.) J. J. Scoville secretary, 59 Nevada Block
Martin William, boatman, and extraman Engine No.
1, r. 721 Davis
Martin William, cashier Davis Bros., r. 611 Folsom
Martin William, clerk, r. 7.18 Green
Martin William, clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo b
Co., r. 746 Howard
Martin William, longshoreman, r. 568 Mission
Martin William, seaman stmr Constance
Martin William, secretary California Steam
Navigation Co., Washington Street Wharf, r. 29U
California
Martin William C, r. 614 Golden Gate Av
Martin William H. (W. H. Martin & Co.) r. cor Jack-
son and Franklin
Martin William H., laborer, r. 568 Mission
Martin William H., manager International Immi-
grant Union of Cal., 401 California, r. 1312 Union
Martin William H. Jr., r. 1312 Union
Martin William J., telegraph operator, r. 439 O'Far-
rell
Martin William P., driver U. S. Laundry, r. 13 Hardy
Martin William P., horse trainer, r. 423 Bush
Martin William R., r. 107 Powell
Martin William T., machinist Dow Steam Pump
Works, r. 3327 Sixteenth
Martin & Horton (Martin Clark and Thomas E. Hot-
ton) liquor saloon, 545 Clay
Martin & Ingalsbe (Miss E. L. Martin and Miss Mary
E. Ingalsbe) house and home decorations, 324
Sutter
Martin & Morgan (David C. Martin and William J.
Morgan) managers Amick Gas Regulator, 100
O'Farrell
Martin & Torrey (Martin Martin and James Torrey)
carriage mnfrs. 1604 Mission
t^ Martin. See Marten and Mehrten
Martin's Block, 8 s Market, bet Seventh and Eighth
Martini Peter, cook The Baldwin, r. 614 Broadway
Martinache Narcisae J., physician, ofiElce and
r. 5M Keainy
Martindale Joseph, steward, r. 19 Trenton
Martindale Law Association (of Chicago) A. ProTO
Kluit manager, 402 Montgomery
...AND,.
UNDERWEAR
«. AT ...
"THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
ORIENT las, Co, Of HARTFORB
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,551,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
IMAR
787
MAR
Martindell Darld W., mining agent, iU California, r. {
305 Eddy
Martineaut Eugene £., pbyaician and surgeon, 660
WashinKton
Marttneaut Josephine, corset maker. 338 Sutter
Martloelli Amedeo, baker B. Batto. r. 1339 Dupont
HariineUi Fraticisco, boarding, 1!2 Prescott
Martinelli G., expressman, cor Battery and Washing-
ton, r. 1413 Dupont
Hartluelli GioTaiiiit M.<, marble polisher Ituffino h
Biaucbi, r. 810 Sausome I
Martinelli Narcisse, laborer, r. 12 Prescott |
WartinelU Xavitr, plater Angelo Carticelli, r. 4 Miller i
PI
Martinez Antonio, r. n2R Stockton I
Martiuez Canieto, bootblack, r. 428 Broadway j
Martinez Catberine, widow, r. 624 Polk I
Martinez David, bricklayer, r. 828 Vallejo
Marlluez F. N. K., cashier Belloc & Co., r. 1825 Sscrs-
meuto
Maitinez George H. F., bookkeeper Landry C. Babin,
r. 18'25 Sacramento
Martinez Henry, r. 1825 S.icramento
Martiuez Johu D., laborer, r. 738 VaUejo
Martiuez Joseph, carpenter, r. 1519 Stockton
Martiuez Joseph M., candymakor W. 9. Townsend, r.
1030 Tweuty-fourth
Martinez Julius, delivery clerk P. M. 83. Co., r. 1228
Lombard
Martinez Justo, vaquero, r. 6 Paraguay, bet St John
and Tombigbee
Martiuez L. E., clerk stmr San Pablo
Martinez Marcus, glass cutter Juhu Mallon, r. 1312
Larkin
Martinez Norberta, widow, r. 1423 Stockton
Martinez Pauline, domestic 614 Capp
M.irtiuez Pedro, curpeuter. r. 6J9 Vallejo
Martiuez Richard, carriage painter Thomas F. Low-
ney, r. 038 Gieen
Martiuez Rowell, r. 1825 Sacramento
Martinho Antoue S., barber, r. 404 Cnion
Martini Antouio, bootblack, r. SLI Chestnut
Martini Antonio, porter, r. 1320 Pacific
Martini C irlo, bootblack, r. 12 Union PI
Martini Giacoino, scavenger, r. 5 Bonita
Martiui Giovanni (P. Baccelli k Go.) r. 1611 Geary
Martini Giovanni, bootblack, r. 18 Hinckley
Martini Giovanni, bootblack, Ns BushnrSansome, r.
515 Che^tuut
Martiui Giovauni, scavenger, r. 6 Lafayette PI
Martini Giuseppe (Romani & Martini) r. 416 Broad-
way
Martini J., vegetable garden. Church, nr Market
Martini S., porter S. McHeury k Co.
Marilui Stephen, scavenger, r. 515 Chestnut
Martiuoni Eiuile (Bouetti k Martinoni, and Bune.
man & Martinoni) r. 14 Seventh
Martiuoni Jaines F., clerk Charles Chrlstin & Son, r.
9 Lafayette
Martinoni Peter, bartender Charles S-'iaroni
Martiuoni Peter, pipemaker Francis Smith, r. Ala-
meda
Martinoni Stefano, painter, r. 5 Dunn's Alley
Martinous Peter Jr., bookkeeper Tokias & Siugerman,
r. Alameda
Martiiiovich Samuel r. 627 Greenwich
MHTtina Fritz H , collector, r. 629 Kearny
Bt?" Martins. Sue Merteus and Mebrteus
Martlaud William E., assistant engineer atmr Santa
Rosa, r. Oakland
Martulich Maro P., cook, r. 646 Birch Av
Martorello Assunto, gardener, r. cor Mt. Vernon and
Heron
Marty Frank, proptr San Bruno Hotel, r. W g San
Bruuo Road, bet Ariuy and Eve
Marty Charles, bootblack, 301 East. r. 311 East
Martz W. J., plaster decorations, r. 21 H Polk
Martzloff Louis, laborer, r. 608 Buttery
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIEKMO-r.r^ECTRIC
RUSSIAN M TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Givei.
415 SUTTER STREET, 415
LEAD PIPE. SOLDER, TIN
AND SHEET LEAD.
I^ead Worh of all lilnda well done.
Plumber,
EstabllBhed 1860.
505 Kearny Street.
Telephone 315.
Marvin ArtUur T., purchasing clerk Spriug Valley W.
W., r. Saucelito
Marvin F. H.. salesman Georg" H. Tay * Co., r. Oak-
land
Marvin Frank W. (Williams Bros.) r. 2106 Larkin
Marvin Harvey A., cashier Williams Bros., r. 3003
California
Marvin James B. , liquor saloon, 5 Leidesdorflf, r. Oak-
laud
Marvin Stephen B., wool grader, r. 536 Third
Marvin Walter E., teamster, r. 10)8 Clay
Marvin Williatu W., r. 30U3 California
MARWEDEL C. F. «.acH,n„t
and engineer!*' supplies, case hardened
set screws, cap screws, machine screws,
lathe chucks, etc., 36 Firgt,r.201l Bush
Marwedel Cliurles W., salesman C. F. Mirwedel, r.
2011 Bush
Marwedel Edward H., window shades, 641 Market, r.
Oakland
Marwedel Emma Misa, principal Kindergarten School,
NW cor Sacrameuto and Van Ness Av, r. 1810 Sac
ramento
Marx Bernhard. entry clerk Weil Bros. & Co., r. 1611
Bush
Marx Brothers (Henry and Heinricb) groceries and
liquors, SW cor Twenty-third and Shoiwell
Marx Charles, cabinetmaker, 1144)4 Howard
Marx Charles N., barber J. D. Scbehr, r. 9 Caledonia
Pi
Marx David, traveling salesman E. Eisenberg k Bro.,
r. Oakland
Marx David, with Levi Stranss fc Co., r. 410 Taylor
Marx E. Buchanan, assistant secretary Board
of Trade of San Francisco, 202 Market, r. 1819
Market
Marx Elizabeth, widow, r. 29 Bernard
Marx Francis, with H. Marx * Co., r. 240 Fell
Marx Guntav A., shoemaker, 1020 Larkin, r.yiil Mission
Marx Gustave C, salesman Will & Fiuck, r. 9 Co-
lumbia PI
Marx H. & Co. (Henry Marx) mnfrs fur and fur
trimmings. 414 Sacramento and 911 Market
Marx Henry (H. Marx & Co.) r. 60') H lyes
Marx Henry, adjuster, r. 1700 Broadway
Marx Heinricb (.Marx Bros.) r. SW cor Twenty-third
and Sbotwell
Marx Henry (Mirx Bros.) r. SW cor Twenty-third
and Sbotwell
Marx Heriuau, junk dealer, 643 Third
Mnrx Ui-riuan. master scow Harvest Queen, r.5Haggln
Marx Isaac, salesman Weil Bro.^. \ Co.
Marx Rilph E. (.Marx & uo.) r. 1700 B oadway
Marx ^aiuuel, clerk Joseph M. Rotbchild, r. 1700
Broadway
Marx Samuel, hostler, r. 533 Sacramento
Marx Valentine, harnessmaker L. D. Stone & Co., r.
29 Bernard
Marx .t Co. (Ralph E. Marx) commission merchants
and manufacturers' agents, 313 California, rooms
6-7
0^" Marx. See Marks
Marxen Julius, butcher, 2021 Fillmore, r. HIT '4 Pine
Marxen John P., foreman N. P. RB. Co's Wharf, r. 617
Vallejo
Marxsen William, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt k Co.,
r. 7(14 H Mission
Marye George T. Jr. (George T. Marye & Son) and
president Cal. Title and Trust Co., r. Occidental
Hotel
Marye George T. & Son (George T. Marye Jr.)
stockbrokers, 234 Montgomery
Marysville Woolen Mills, E. & S. Heller agents,
3I5-:U7 Pine
Marzo Eugene, painter, r. 515 Union, rear
Marzolf Emil, clerk Schroder, Albrecbt & Co., r. 623
Pine
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS, ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THB I^ARGEST BUSINESS
OF ANY AMERICAN COMPANT.
MAS
788
MAS
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Trimming^s
a Specialty,
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Mascherini F»nst(Ma8cherinl k Co.jr. 718 Greenwich
Hascberini & Co. (Fatist Mascherini and Binaldo
Moretti) ijrocerieB and liquors, 718 Greenwich
Maschio Agostino, teamster, r. 1525}^ Mason
Maschio Charles A., wood and coal, 127 Seventh
Maschio Vincent, with C. A. Maschio, r. 127 Seventh
Mascliowsky Albert, brewer, r. 332 Shipley
Maschman John, cook W. Westerfeld, r. 11 Moss
Maschmeyer Frederick, clerk Theodore Engerle, r.
1254 Mission
Mash Frederick, liquor saloon, 19 Steuart, r. E s St.
Rose's Av, bet Henderson and Johnson Avs
Mashof Dora, widow, r. 416 Francisco
Masketany B., bariender, r. 421 Dnpont
Maskey Frank, candv manufacturer, 32 Kearny
and 806 Larkln. r. 14U2 Bush
MASKEY'S «.
ine candies, S2 Kearny,
brancli 806 Larkin
Maekow Harry, groceries and liquors, 1020 Pacific, r.
1014 }4 Pacific
Masoero Cesare, veterinary surgeon, 25 Montgomery
Av
Mason Albert, bartender, r. 632 Green
Mason Alonzo, paper carrier, r. 194 Lombard
Mason Andrew, cook, r. 211 Stevenson
Mason Benjamin P., r. 2629 J^j Mission
Mason Caspar H., mining secretary, 331 Montgomery,
room 18, r. Palace Hotel
Mapon Charles, laborer Odd Fellow's Cemetery, r. 821
Geary
Mason Charles, vice-consul Great Britain, office
506 Battery, r. Paucelito
Mason Charles, workman TJ. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Mason Charles G., tanner, r. 8 b Dominica, nr St.
John
Maron Charles E., foreman machinist N. W. Spauld-
ing Saw Co., r. 867 Miseion
Mason Charles M., contractor, r. 235 Seventh
Mason Francis A., stone cutter, r. 230 O'Farrell
Mason Frank, millman Stockton Planing Mill, r. 113
Morris Av
Mason George, agent, r. 2113 Fillmore
Mason George, stableman, r. 330 Ritch
Mason George J., groceries, cor Palmer and Miguel,
Falrmount Tract
Mason George W.. stonecutter, r. 787 Folsom
Mason G. 0.,r. 19 Hinckley
Mason Harry, seaman etmr Eureka, r. 667 Clementina
Mason Henry, traveling salesman Sylvaln Salomon,
r. 1602}^ Powell
Mason House, Joel P. Mason proptr, 917 Market
Mason Isaac C, bookbinder, r. 211 Steveuson
Mason James, engineer Engine No. 6, r. 311 Sixth
Mason James, janitor, r. 617 Mission
Mason James, notary public and conveyancer,
425 California, basement, r. 121 California Av
Mason Joel P., proptr Mason House, 917 Market
Mason John (Mason & Whitman) r. 29 Fell
Mason John, deputy Superintendent Streets, r. 1799
Filbert
Mason John, laborer, r. 264 J^ Clementina
Mason John A., stevedore, r. 2119 Taylor
Mason Joseph H., physician, 1053 Market
Mason Joseph J., porter Hellmann Bros. & Co., r. 525
Front
Mason Josephine A. Miss, clerk general freight oflce
S. P. Co., r. 101 Taylor
Mason Mary, candles, 914 Valencia
Mason Mary A., widow, r. 1921 Taylor
Mason M. V., tinsmith, r. 1712 Dupont
Mason Nathaniel H. A., live stock dealer, r. 1404 Mc-
Allis-ter
Mason Robert B., clerk, r. 1201 Folsom
Mason Rose, doraet-tic 54 First
Mason S. A., dressmaker, r. 1053 Market
Mason Thomas, merchandise broker, SE cor Clay and
Davis, r. 638 Green
Mason Thomas, steward stmr Ancon, r. 668^ Bryant
Mason 'William, boatman, r. cor Jefferson and Powell
Mason William, hobtler Nevada Stables, r. 1336 Mar-
ket
Mason William F., superintendent agencies Union
Mutual Life Insurance Co., 331-333 Pine
Mason William H., carriage maker, r. 26 Turk
Mason W. F., furrier, r. 117 Fell
Mason & Whitman {John Mason and Frank C. Whit-
man) real estate agents, 511 California, room 14
ST* Mason. See Maison, Masson and Mayson
Masonave Peter, cattle dealer, r. 182854 Market
Masonic Board of Relief, Harrison Jones secre-
tary, Masonic Temple
Masonic Cemetery, William S. Moses superin-
tendent. Masonic Av, bet Fulton and Turk, en-
trance Turk, nr Lone Mountain
Masonic Cemetery Association, George J.
Hobe secretary, 42 Masonic Temple
Mabonic Mutual Aid Association of the Pacific Coast,
William T. Garratt president, William A. Davies
secretary, office 33 Kearny, room 9
Masonic Record (monthly) 252 Market
Masonic Savings and Loan Society (In liquidation)
Hiram T. Graves secretary, 8(J8 Montgomery
Masonic Temple, NW cor Post and Montgomery
Masons' and Builders' Exchange of San Francisco,
314 Montgomery, room 14
Masonette Eugene, coffee saloon, 523 Commercial, r.
1906 Baker
Mass August W., groceries and liquors, NW cor
O'Farrell and Mason, r. 213 Mason
Mass Ellis, clerk, r. 2!i09 Webster
Mass J. M., steelworker Pac. Rolling Mill
Mass Louis B., conductor Market St. RE., r. Cable
Mass Peter H., paper carrier, r. 2207 Larkin
tS^ Mass. See Maas and Maass
Massa John, barber G. P. Norris, r. NW cor Taylor
and Clay
Mapsa M., winemaker, r. 516 Greenwich
Massa Josef, bartender, r. 5 Vallejo
Massachnsetts Benefit Liife Association of
Boston, Jones & Person managers, 3:i0 Pine
Massat Charles (Labine & Massat) r. 619 Kearny
Massen Hans M., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W 8
Tennessee, bet Sierra and Nevada
Massen Marius V., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r.
1712 Dupont
Masset Auguste, bootmaker J. Yillemeur, r. 233
Ritch, rear
Massey Atkins, undertaker and coffin warerooms,
651 Sacramento, r. 828 California
Massey Emma A. Miss, clerk John F. Snow, r. 13 Ma-
son
Massey F.N. Mrs., r. 10 Turk
Massey Isaac, contractor, r. 44 Louisa
Massey John A., assistant manager Studebaker Bros.
Mnfg Co.. 201-203 Market, r. Oakland
Massey Sarah M. Mrs., lodgings, 1008^ Market, and
furnished rooms, 328 Kearny
Massey William J., driver, r. 112 Jj Morris At
tt^ Massey. See Massie
Massie Henry C, dentist office and r. 6ii Kearny
Massie William G., barber, junction Valencia and
Mission, r. 2 rhurchill Court
tff" Massie. See Massf y
Massino T., fisherman, r. 1310 Kearny, rear
Massiolle Dominic, stonecutter, r. 43.i Fulton
Massolette Charles fisherman, r. 222 Filbert
Massolino Joseph, cook, r. 619 Pacific
Masson Aime, secretary Bibliotheque de la Ligue
Nationale Francaise, 120 Sutter, r. 331 Eddy
Masson Alexander A., bookkeeper Alexander Pallies,
r. 331 Eddy, rear
Masson Francis P. (Masson Fr^res) r. .39 Tehama
Masson Freres (Francis P. and Victor B. Masson)
manufacturing confectioners, 413-415 Commercial
WINDOW__SHADES.
Plain, Fringed, Decorated and Embroidered Shades
made to order in any size or style.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MAEKET STREET,
SKIT ABOVK PALACE HOTBX.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtores.
37 MarM SI
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
Oi mo8t deliMte flavor and the only true )AR PAD HARASZTHY k CO.,
, ChampaKoe produced lo the United BUtes. ) 630 WiSEDTOTOK 8TEZII.
MAS
789
MAT
Masson Josppb, cook P. Priet k Co., r. 423 Oreen
Masson Julius, nphnUterer, r. 316 H Austin
Maason Martin, r. 62(1 Merchant
MasBon Tbonias. uight watchman P. M. S9. Co.'s
Wharf, r. 3 Twentieth
MaMon Victor B. (Mssaon Fr^res) r. Parle, Franca
■7' Masaon. See Maiaun, Mawon and Mayson
MasBoni Antonio, baker, r. 216 Broadway
Masaoui B., baker, r. 216 Broadway
Massoni Frank, expreaarain, r. 421 Green
Mii6«oiii Henry, cook, r. 749 FolHom
Uassoni Lorenzo, marble sawyer Rufflno & Biancbi,
r. 17 Gilbert
Mast Charles W., clearmaker, r. 3k Larkin
Maiit Herman X., tailor, r. 619 Geary, rear
Mast Katie Miss, hair dress'T, r. 619 Geary, rear
Mast P. P. K Co. (P. P. Mast, and Mast, Foos fc Co.,
Springfielil, Ohio, and William W. Cunningham)
asjrlcultural implements, 31 Market
Mast William E., clerk Thomas Day & Co. (limited) r.
619 Geary, rear
Mastagoi Antonio, clerk, r. 401 Pacific
Mastbaum Jay, teacher dancing, r. 338 Golden Gate
Av
Masteller T. C, compositor Chronicle
Masten Joseph M., clerk Nevada Bank, r. 15 South
Park
Masten Nathan E., financial agent, 507-503 Montgom-
ery r. 15 South Park
Masterraan Automatic Brake Equalizer Co., I. T.
Milliken secretary, 328 Montjjomery, room 5
Masterman W. H., office 3i8 Montgomery, room 5, r.
Alameda
Masters Frederick J., P.ev., superintendent Chinese
and Japanese Mission House, M. E. Church, r. 916
Washington
Masters W. Mrs., widow, r. 527 Ji Geary
Masters William U., conductor Market St. BR., r. 13
Bourbiu PI
Masterson Charles, varieties, r. NW cor Sacramento
and Larkin
Masterson George H., capitalist, r. 133.T Harrison
Masterson Husjh. lamplighter, r. 140 Minna
Masterson Hugh L., salfsmnn, r. 223 Oak
Masterson James, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r.
128 Freelon
Masterson James, laundryman Thomaa Boy k Co.. r.
626 Fulton
Masterson James, plasterer, r. 1211 Fillmore
Masterson John, r. 234 Sixth
Masterson Lawrence, coalpasser stmr Geo. W. Elder
r. 7 Bagley PI
Masterson Lawrence, nightwatchman Sutter St. RR.,
r. 2611 )« Sutter
Masterson Mary Mrs., dressmaking, 223 Oak
Masterson Patrick, waiter City and County Hospital
Masterson Patrick J., Uhorer, r. 355}< Minna
Masterson Peter, assistant engineer stmr Oregon
Masterson Robert, clerk, r. 138 Eighth
Masterson Terrence, clerk freight auditor's office, 8.
P. Co., r. MS Guerrero
Masterson William, groceries and liquors, 138 Eighth
Masterton John, driver, r. 922 Battery
SXastlck, Belcher <<k Mastick (Edwin B. Mas-
tick, William C. Belcher and Joseph W. Mastick)
attorneys at law, 520 Montgomery
Mastick Charles L., salesman A. U. Patrick k Co.. r.
Alameda
Mastick Edwin B. (Mastick, Belcher k Mastick) r.
Alimeda
Mastick George H., attorney at law, 520 Montgomery,
r. Alameda
Ma.stick Joseph W. (Mastick, Belcher Jc MssUok) r.
Alameda
Mastick L. S., bookkeeper White Sewing Machine
Co., r. Alameda
Maatick Reuben W., manager A. C. Nichols ic Co.,
402-404 Battery, r. Alameda
THE LATEST IMPROVED
PATENT WATER CLOSETS.
SANITARY SEWER CAS TRAPS
Put in by skilled workmen.
\A/_ E_ L. AiTE^
PLUMBER, 605 KEARNT STREET.
Established 1880. Telephone 315.
FRATINGER & CO.
LADIES' SUITS
OP ALL BESOEIPTIOHS.
103 KEARNY STREET.
Mastry Vo;t», pressman F. Korbel k Bro., r, 118X
Morris Av
Matarenger Dennis, cook, r. 254 Clementina
Matcer Robert W., teamster Burnell, Reynolds k Bur-
nell, r. 519 Sacramento
Matches Atkln E.. r. 413 Brannan
Matches Johu R., r. 82154 Nineteenth
Mater A., waiter The Baldwin
Mater Charles, laborer, r. 8E cor St. Thomas and
Yazoo
Mattfovich Jacob, seaman, r. .'>03 East
Mathe Louis (Mathe & PerrinI r. 713 J^ Natoma
Matlie «fc Perrin (Louis Math6 and Gustav E.
Perrln) wh desale liquor dealers, 151 Eleventh
Mather A. C. Mrs., notions, 619 McAllister
Mather A. S. (Van Horn, Mither i Frost) 120 Sutter
Mather Bernard, laborer, r. fill Commercial
Mather C. R., commercial traveler, r. 1117 Seventeenth
Mather John, laborer, r. 110 Towosend
Mather Joseph W., commission merchant, 214 San-
some, room 22, r. 534 Bush
Mather Robert, armorer, r. H19 McAllister
Mather William, blacksmith, r. 626 M--Allister
Mitheron John, cook, r. 815 Montgomery
Mathers William H., clerk Langley & Michaels, r.
1035 Folsom
Matheson Albert, seaman, r. 1G07 Mission
Matheson Donald, pailtarner Pac. Woodenware and
Cooperate C >.. r. 404 Ninth
Mitheson Eiward K., carriage painter, r. 1607 Mission
Math>'Son Hans, master mariner, r. 2326 Mission
Matheson John, blacksmith John W. Farren, r. 1116
Treat Av
Mathe'^on John, clerk P. J. McGovem k Co., r. 610
Fillmore
MatUes m John, shoemaker IT. W. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. 1208 Folsom
Matheson Joseph J., musician, r. 1607 Mission
Mithes oQ Matheus, seaman, r. 116 Berry
Matheson Murdi>ch, carpenter, r. 610 Fillmore
Matheson Robert C, foreman The Wasp, r. 806H
Haight
•7' Matheson. See Mathewson, Mathison and Ma>
thieson
Mathew Morris 3., traveling salesman, r. 907 Sutter
Mithews A., quartermaster stuir Collma
Mathews Alice, widow, r. 200 Golden Gate Av
Mathews Chnrlea, pilot, office 5Uu Battery, room 9, r.
Russ House
Mathews Charles H., foreman Hobbs, Wall & Co., r.
1517 Broadway
M«t'iew3 Divid, clerk B. McKlnne, r. 1510 Polk
Mathews Eiward, cardriver, r. 215 Tehama
Mathews Eli, fitter Porter, Slesainger k Co., r. Oak-
land
Mathews George S., stonecutter, r. 6 Seymour Av
Mathews H., laborer Pao. Rolling Mill
Mathews H. A., agent Starkey & Palen's Compound
Oxygen, office 615 Powell, r. 803 Pine
Mathews Harvey (Cooro % Mathews) r. 1514 Hyde
Mathews H. B. Mrs., r. 1011 Devisadero
Mathews Henrjr £., secretary The James Lick
Trust. 120 Sutter, room 26, r. 803 Pine
Mathews Hiram W. (Ash fc Mathews) attorney at law,
6«1 California, r. 744 Ellis
Mathews James, with 8. P. Gas Light Co., r. 312 Va-
lencia
Mathews James F., fireman, r. 101 Commercial
Mathews John, r. SW cor Bryant Av and Mariposs
Mathews John, butcher, r. 115 Ninth
Mathews John, teamster, r. 911 Harrison
Mathews John M., commission merchant, 117 Davis,
r. 538 Twenty-third
Mathews J. W., chief engineer stmr Granada
M-ithews Katie M. Miss, teacher music, r. 1419 Jackson
Mathews Lawrence, laborer, r. 1122 Brvant
Mathews M. Mrs., saleslady Keane^Bros., r. 1713H
Jones
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
nannfiavtur^r of ev^ry deitcrlptlon of
PABSBNaER, STREET AND FREIGHT CABS.
43 to SO B«aile Stateet. San FraiielMO.
Wagfons.
TRUMAIV, ISHAM & HOOKER, Aerents for the Celebrate*
CIQ^iLiOW LRON AXUa WAQOMS. 421-427 Market StreeU
MAT
790
MAT
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOETEB8 or
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Mathews Manuel F., -watchman V. S. |Mint, r. 315
Drumm tt^Sit^
Matbe-vrs Margaret, widow, r. 1419 Jackson
Mathews Margnret, widow, r. 56 Tehama
Jtathews Mary Miss, saleslady, r. imii Union
Hatbews Mary Mrs., liquor saloon, 308 !< Pacific
Mathews Mary Mrs., fancy goods, 1647 MisBion
Mathews Michael, laborer, r. 1331 Minna
Mathews Patrick, fireman, r. 635 Howard
Mathews Peter, laborer, r. 1312 Filbert
Mathews Robert E., with Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 1419
Jackion
Mathews Samuel, harnessmaker, 202 Clay, r. 21
Stockton PI
Mathews Thomas, bootmaker, 1200 Montgomery, r.
302 Green
Mathews Thomas Jr., bootmaker, and extraman En-
gine No. 12, r. 302 Green
Mathews Thomas, master mariner, r. 218 Minna
Mathews William, stoneyard, NW cor T\irk and
Wood, r. 6 Seymour Av
eS" Mathews. See Matthews
Mathewson J. M., physician Kedington 4 Co., r. East
Oakland
Mathewson John, engineer, r. 1119 Clay
MathewsLn John, foreman boilermaker P. M. SS. Co.,
r. 308 Bran nan
Mathewson Nelson, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
22 Tehama
Mathewson Nelson Jr., foreman Samuel Beal, r. 22
Tehama «s^ ,, ^%&4
Mathewpon Thomas D., real estate, r. 218 Stockton
Mathewson Thomas S., clerk H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
r. 1204 Ji Sutter
Mathewson William, boilermaker P. M. SS. Co., r.
227 Second ^^-^v ps'Si ^^^^-st-*^
Mathewson William, plumber, r. 308 Brannan
Mathewson William A., driver Union Ice Co., r. 18)6
Russ
Mathewson William W., surveyor, r. 419 Stockton
SS^ Mathewson. See Matheson, Mathieson and Math-
Ison
Mathey Jules, waiter Jean Lacay, r. Oakland
Mathias Faehette, dairy, cor Steiner and Francisco
Mathias Zacharias, cook John George, r. 412 Union
Mathiesen Jacob, foreman Union Soap Factory, r. 308
Eighth 5=*^ Igg
Mathiesen Martin W., clerk J. C. Johnson & Co., r.
Alameda
Mathieson Frederick E.. porter William J. Henry k
Co., r. 103 Devisadero
Mathieson Grace Mies, teacher Hamilton Grammar
School, r. 103 Devisadero
Mathieson Hans C, seaman, r. 415 East
Mathieson John, master mariner, r. 103 Devisadero
Mathieson Neil, porter, r. 142 Seventh
Hff" Mathieson. See Matbeson, Mathewson, Mathison
and MatthewBon ,'J^' '
Mathieu Alpbonse (Mathieu & Maison) r. 30 Stone
Mathieu Charles L., cashier Balfour, Guthrie & Co.,
r. 1003 Leavenworth tX' ^
Mathieu Edward, bookkeeeper Masson Freres, r. 531
Jackson
Mathieu Frank L., bookkeeper Horace Davis & Co., r.
1(103 Leavenworth fe'A t«i-.~- ■ ■■? WiJJ
Mathieu Gaston, liquor saloon, 220 O'Farrell
Mathieu Gaston Jr., watchmaker and jeweler, r. 725
Larkln
Mathieu Julf-s, musician, r. 220 O'Farrell
Mathieu Julien Jr , bookkeeper Eugene De Sabla &
Co., r. 1003 Leavenworth
Mathieu Marianne, ariist, r. 1003 Leavenworth
Mathieu Philip, engineer, r. 2014 Folsom
Mathieu Philip, laborer, r. Bank, nr Lincoln, B. H.
Mathieu & Maison (Alpbonse Mathieu and Leon A.
Maison) mnfg jewelers and diamond setters, 328
Bush
t^" Mathieu. See Matliew and Matthew
Mathison A. C, bookkeeper Abner Doble, r. Oakland
Matbison AuRust E., carpenter, r. 1007 Church
Mathison Jens H., carwasber Presidio ER., r. 1907
Hyde
Mathison Louis, r. Prescctt House
Matbison Maruie, milliner, r. 417 Minna
Mathison Mar^-aret, widow, r. 417 Minna
Mathison JTartin, seaman, r. 263 Eai-t
Matbison Thomas (Starr & Mathison) r. Berry, bet
Fourth and Fifth
I^T" Mathison. See Matheson, Mathewson, Mathie-
son and Matthewson
Mathron John, cook, r. 17 Sonora
Matick Michael, stevedore, r. 1306 Pacific
Matison H< nry F., clerk, r. W s Columbia PI, bet Pre-
cita Av and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Matlock Levi B., r. 407 O'Farrell
Matlock Val, waiter, r. 56 Tehama
Matola Frank, bookbinder Acres k Williams, r. 818
Broadway
Matovich John L., oysterman Mateo Cressaglia, r.'jW
Stevensnn
Matraia Andrea, fruits and vegetables, 911 Bryant
Matrau Peter, quartermaster stmr San Pablo
Matrimonial Bureau, Mrs. Lizzie Thomas manager,
617)6 Wasbii gton
Matscheck Ferdinand L., druggist J. Young, r. 1114
Folsom
Matscbke Albert, salesman H. Schroder, r. 2017 Fill-
more
Matsell Andrew, cook, r. 613 Davis
Matsen Louis, seaman stmr Newport, r. 10 Commer-
cial
Matsen Nels, quartermaster stmr Columbia
Matson Henry T., bookbinder John B. Mclntyre, r.
509 Bush
Matson James C, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg &
& Co., r. 447 JesFle
Matson John, laborer, r. 201 Steuart
Matson Martin B., gripman Market St. RE., r. Lott,
bet Golden Gate Av and McAllister
Matson Samuel S., shoemaker, r. 1607 Baker
Matson Theodore H., conductor Sutter St. RE., r.
2812 Bush
tsr Matson. See Madison, Madson, MattiBon and
Mattson
Matt James, carriage painter, r. 161 Shipley
Matta Altred V., bookkeeper Downing & Schmidt, r.
1005 Mason
Matta Claude E., salesman Downing 4 Schmidt, r.
ion.5 Mason
Matta D. F. Mrs., widow, r. 1005 Mason
Mattat Charles G., cigars and tobacco, 316 Montgom-
ery Av, r. 821 Greenwich
Matte Hermann, r. 1707 Dupont
Mattel E. G.. cook, r. 246 Jessie
Matten Charles, cook stmr Newbern
Matteo Stephen, helper Union Box Factory, r. 15
Morey Alley
Matter F. Mrs., laundry, r. 2936 Sixteenth
Mattt-rer Charles, barber William M. Nassau, r. 530)^
Valencia
Mattern Frank H., clerk Mattern 4 Moore, r. 8 John
Mattern George A., r. 8 John
Mattern Herman (Mattern & Morre) r. 8 John
Mattern Louis, currier Reilly 4 Louis
Mattern & Moore (Herman Mattern and Robert Moore)
leather and findings, 25 New Montgomery
Mattes John, woodcarver, r. 51 Stevenson
Matteson Erastus P., clerk Custom House, r. 732
Green
Matteu-ci F. 4 Co. (Felice Matteucci and Baslllo
Piiccinellil mnfrs macaroni and vermicelli, 311-
313 Francisco
Matteucci Felice (Matteucci 4 Vannucci, and F. Mat-
teucci 4 Co.) r. 124 Pacific
Matteucci ^ Vannucci (Felice Matteucci and Raphael
Vannucci) groceries, 124 Parific
n<
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING
TO ORDEB AND READY-MADE.
Corner MOKTeonEBY and SCTTEB ST1S.
WASHINGTON Fire Ins. Co. of Boston
Capital, $1,000,000 I GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Assets, $1,810,273 WM. SS2T0H, As:t. Uaoager.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
MAT
791
MAU
Mafthai Ellen, r. 178 Fourteenth
Mattbal Frank, Bhoeinaker, r. E 8 MlBSton, nr Twenty-
nintli
Matthtti J. C. H. k Snn (.lolin C. H. and Richard)
blaoksHiiths, E b MiSBion, nr Tweuty-niuth
MatthHl John C. H. (J. C. H. Matthal & Son) r. E 8
Mission, nr Twentv-ninth
Matthai M. E. Mro.. widow, r. 20G Valencia
Mtttthai Uichaid (J. C. H. Matthal & Son) r. E s Mis-
sion iirTweutv-niiith
Hatth< as Charles (C. P. Rank & Co.) r. 3 Hopeton
Terrace
Matthew Hernard, laborer, r. cor Clipper and Diamond
Matthew John, triinkniHker, r. 833 DolorCB
Matthew Miry Miss, r. 1312 Filbert
■^ Matthew. See Mathien and Mathew
Matthews AmfiroBe P., aaent, r. 510 Guerrero
Matthews Annie Miss, teacher music WeBtmlneter
School, r. 129 Halght
Matthews Arthur W., clerk Payne apos., r. U Ridley
M.ittliews AuBtiu E., porttr, r. 508 Ualifornia
Matthews Bernard, laborer, r. cor Clipper and Dia-
mond
Matthews Charles, driver, r. 132 Dolores
Matthews Charles, laborer, r. 871 Market
Matihewn Charles H..boxmak(>r, and extraman Hook
and Ladder No. 4, r. 1517 Broadway
MatthewK David, engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
llfil Howard
Matthews Edwin, r. 514 Taylor
Matthews Eliza, widow, r. 540 Howard
Matthews Frederick C, with Pickens, Fulton & Co.,
r. 2406 Suiter
Matthews Oeorge H., packer A. Frei, r. 125 RIncon PI
Matthewn Henry, capitalist, 611 Clay, r. Oakland
Matthews James, r. 302 Green
Matthews James, engineer, r. 724 Branoan
Miitthews JameH, laborer, r. 317 Montgomery
Matthewn James Rev. D. D., principal University City
College, r. 129 Haight
Matthews John, laborer, r. 1212 Larbin
Matthews John J., caumaker, r. 3()J Green
Matthews John M., pliysician, 909 Twenty-third
Matthews Lawrence, fireman stmr Santa Kusa, r. 10
Preston PI
Matthews Lee B., mining, r. 200 Golden Gate Av
Matthews Mary, widow, r. 1929 Jessie
Matthews Owen, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. N s
Sierra, bet Tennessee and Kentucky
Matthews Patrick, laborer, r. 16 Preston PI
Matthews Peter, laborer Pacific Gas Imp. Co., r. 8
Harry PI
Matthews Philip, engineer stmr Umatilla
Matthews Samuel, blacksmith August Stamer, r. 833
Dolores
Matthews Samuel, with Lebenbaum Bros., r. 918
Howard
Matthews Samuel Jr., blacksmith, r. 833 Dolores
Matt.ews Samuel D., carpenter, r. 14 Ridley
Matthews Stephen H.. miller, i. 218 Minna
Matthews Thomas, c arpenter, r. 1120 Twenty-second
Matthews Thomas, laborer, r 245 Perry
Matthews Walter, hagmaker. r. 8)3 Dolores
Matthe^vs "Wickliffe, attorney at law and com-
missioni r of deeds for all the States and Terri-
tories, 405 Kearny, r. 1621 M Sutter
Matthews WilliHiii, actor, r. 6 Adelaide PI
Matthews William, attorney at law, 120 Sutter,
rooms 54-56, r. 21)5 Sacramento
Matthews William, mattress maker, r. 833 Dolores
Mattliews William F., painter, r. 14 Ridley
Matthe^vs William H. J., seeretary Celery,
Beef and Iron Extract Co., 15-17 Post, r. Oakland
Matthews k Wlllard Co. The, (Waterbury,Conn.) Frank
X. Cicott agent, 406 Market
t^ Matthews. See Mathews
Matthey Robert, coffee saloon, 20 Third, r. 1523 Mis-
sion
DR. BAZAN'S
T1IKRMO-EI.ECTRIC
RUSSIAN it TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
GARDEN HOSE,
LAWN SPRINKLERS, HOSE MENDERS,
HOSE COUPLINGS, HOSE PIPES.
W. E. LANE, Plumber,
605 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 318.
Matthias H.. laborer Del .Moute Alilliuy Co.
Matthias Jacob. but<-her M Brandenstein & Co., r.
SW cor Kentucky and Honduns
Matthies Herman, coffee saloon, 646 Clay, r. 1612 Jes-
sie
Matthiesen Matthias, shoemaker, 1101 Howard, r. 219
Twelfth
Matthieson Matthais, shoemaker, 642 Filbert, r. 1808
' Powell
Matthlessen Gustave F., laborer, r. 529 Sixth
Mattire Alonzo, conductor Market St. RR., r. SE cor
Haight and Stanyan
Mattioe Clara A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1730 Lyon
Matticevich Nicholas, liquor saloon, NE cor Wash-
ington and Battery, r. 611 Post
Matting William, laborer, r. 6 August Alley, rear
Mattingly David A., bookkeeper Alexander Jansen, r.
Commercial Hotel
Mattingly R. C, solicitor Cal. Life and Endowment
Assn. r. 3 Fulton
Mattis Stephen, tanner Balz Bros. & Finkeldey, r. 146
San Bruno Road
Mat'ison Magnus, seaman, r. 112 J4 Jackson
Mattison Richard C. warehouseman Sullivan, Kelly
&Co., r. 2503 Lark In
0^ Mattison. See Madison, Madson, Matson and
Matlson
Mattuer Ernest H., physician, r. 115 Haight
Mattnch Charles F., cigarmaker August Brune, r.
2016 S<i Taylor
Mattock George, laborer Union Iron Works, r. SW cor
Napa and Connecticut
Matton John, shoemaker, r. 619 Stevenson
Mattoon Joseph S. (Mattoon & Danglada) r. 15 Hill
Mattoon & Uangrlada (Joseph S. Mattoon and
Ignacio Danglada) custom house brokers, 502
Battery
Mattson August, waiter, r. 326 Minna
Mattson Gustave, longshoreman, r. 14 Natoma
Mattsou John V., stevedore, r. 163 Ninth
Mattson Louis, waiter, r. 134 X Seventh
Mattson Matthias A., deckhand tug Relief, r. 16 Ridley
Mattson Olof, master mariner, r. 1913 Lignna
(j£^ Mattson. See Madison, Matson, Mattison and
Mattsen
Matulich Michael 'Matulich & Stlpovich) r. 646
Birch Av
Matulich & Stipovlch (Michael Matulich and Stefen
Stipovich) oyster saloon, 361 Sixteenth
Matzdorff Moritz, bartender, r. 707 Davis
Matzen Frank, r. 20!^ Wetmore PI
Matzen Lorenz, cook, 18 First
Matzen Otto, plumber, r. 20 H Wetmore PI
Matzen Peter, expressman, r. 1320 Pacific
Mau Albert <fe Co. (Mrs. Otella Mau and Her-
mann J. Sadler) importers and wholesale grocers,
9-15 Beale
Mau Augustus, tanner Stein Bros., r. 232 Twenty-
Eighth
Man Christian, fruits and vegetables, 2028 Fillmore,
r. SE cor California and Lvon
Mau Otella Mrs. (Albert Mau & Co.) r. 2324 Paciflc Av
Mau William F., with Albert Mau & Co., r. 2324 Pa-
cific Av
8^" Mau. See Mow
Maubec Charles, salesman C. Carpy & Co., r. 1520
Lark in
Mauch Theobald, distillers' agent and commission
merchant 20 Montgomery, r. 1615 Scott
Mauerhan Gottlieb A., salesman ludian.ipolis Furni-
ture Co., r. 40SV4 Fell
Maugein Fannie Mrs., hairdresser, 1618 Polk
Maugeiu Paul P., laborer, r. 1618 Polk
Mauiiham James, bakery and varieties, 401 Haight
Maugham Mary Miss, bakery, 814 Laguna
Maugham Annie Miss, bakery, 2478 Market
Mauldin Hugh, salesman Nat. Raphael & Co., r. 1001
Pino
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TBLEPHONB 82.
FINE PRINTING-
FKOM NEW TYPE.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVER FIVE BTDLLIONS.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO.. General AgenU.
MAU
792
MAT
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
I1IPOBTKB3 or
FOR GAS, STEAM AND AVATEB.
Plp« Fittings, all Sizes.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Maule William L., salesman M. J. Flavin & Co., r.317
Bush
Maulfair Mary, widow, r. 120 Jones
Maume Matthew B., clerk, r. 5 Katoma
Maume M E., laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r. 13
Second Av
Msume Michael, r. 11 Albion Av
Maunder Matthew C, painter, r. 123.S Lombard
Maunder Philip, stationery and fancy goods, 37
Sixth
Mauner Charles, secretary, r. 910 Pine
Maupin Zeralda H.. widow, r; 423 EUia
Mauran Joseph R., chief draftsman U. 3. Sorveyor-
(ieneral's Office, r. Oakland
Maurer Charles J., clerk, r. 244 Shotwell
Maurer Frank, boxmaker, r. 134 Ninth
Maurer Frederick bookkeeper David C. Smith k Co.,
r. 214 Shotwell
Maurer Frederick, superintendent Pioneer Varnish
WorKs, r. NE cor Kansas and Sonoma
Maurer Frederick Jr., clerk Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
605 Eighteenth
Maurer G., laborer, r. 871 Market
Maurer Peter, barber, r. 134 Ninth
Miurer Peter A., hatter, r. 134 Ninth
Maurer Philip, bedmaker Park Hotel
Maurer Richard, butcher, r. 125 Fell
Maurer William F., letter carrier Post Office, r. 134
Ninth
Maurette John, cook, r. 3 Quincy PI
Maurice Joseph, retoucher G. D. Morse, r. 113 Turk
Maurin J. B., hatter, r. 537 Minna
Maurin Jules L. B., teacher languages, r. 19 Twelfth
Maurino Joseph, wagonmaker, 424-J26 Pacific, r. 112
Virginia PI
Maury Annie E. Miss, r. 510 Twenty-sixth
Mauser Charles, blacksmith Charles Rueser, r. 719
Natoma
Maussang Antoine, r. 868 Folsom
Mausshardt August, clerk C. Mansshardt, r. 823 Fell
Mauaghardt Conrad, wholesale and retail dealer
California wines, 427 California, r. 623 Fell
Mautalen Charles, cutter Porter. Slessinger & Co., r.
608 Filbert
Mauter Louis, cigarraaker William Weis, r. 144 Shipley
Mautner Adolph (Friedlander, Behneman k, Co.) r.
1022 Golden Gate Av
MAUTZ A. & CO. (Albert Mautx
and Itlorrig Zoberbier) proprietors Tbe
Elite, dry gfoods, genta^ furnisliing^ and
fancy ^oods, S600 Mission
Mautz Albert (A. Mautz & Co.) r. 2600 Mission
Man-vias Zeno, dealer pianos organs and musical
merchandise, 749 Market, r. Oakland
MAUZY BYEON .ole a^ent Pa-
ciflc Coast Sohmer & Co., and Peck <&
Son pianos. Standard orgatkn, pianos
rented, tuned and repaired, 9^2 mar-
ket., r. Oakland
Mavers George, teamster, r. 451 Tehama
Mavers George Mrs., widow, r. 451 Tehama
Mavers William, helper Union Box Factory, r. 451
Tehama
Mawdsley George, clerk Charles Foster, r. 413 Twenty-
ninth
Mawson Edwsrd B., drover, r. Marquesas, bet St.
John and Susquehanna
MawBon Edwin R., shipjoiner, r. 1122 Folsom
Maxry Joseph, oihlotbing maker Charles Sutton Jr.,
r. Twentieth, cor Treat Av
Maiey Frederick, painter, r. 48 Minna
Maifield George R., second mate stmr Mexico
Maxflpld Joseph E., assistant in charge U. 8. Signal
office. 302 Montgomery, rooms 45-46, r. 1408 Van
Ness At
Maxon Fannie Mrs., r. 1717 Larkin
Maxon George W. (Maxon & Ackley) r. 1720 Market
Alaxon & Ackley (George W. Maxon and Henry
C. Ackley) proprietors Oregon Sales Stables, 1497
Market
Maxson Frank (Maxson & Simmons) r. 2631 Bush
I Maxson & Simmons (Frank Maxson and Sylvester R.
Simmons) proptrs Crystal Soda Water Co., 2308
Mason
Maxwell A., quarter master stmr San Jos^
Maxwell Annie, domestic 2624 Turk
Maxwell Calvin Ij., hardware, cutlery and tools,
1109 Market, Odd Fellow's Bldg, r. East Oakland
Maxwell Charles, carpenter S. F. Bridge Co., r. 521
Green
Maxwell George, waiter J. J. Cnello. r. 112 Shipley
Maxwell George F., hydrant inspector Corporatioa
Yard, S. F. F. D., r. 1911 Stockton
Maxwell George H. (Mesick & Maxwell) r. Berkeley
Maxwell George R., paying teller First National Bank
of S. F., r. 70JH Van Ness Av
Maxwell Harry, clerk Levi Struass k Co., r. Oakland
Maxweli Harry W., salesman Hart & Brandenstein, r,
189 Hyde
Maxwell Henry, clerk, r. 134 Liberty
Maxwell J. David (Conrad & Maxwell) r. 903 Sutter
Maxwell J. F., clerk, r. 871 Market
Maxwell John C, blacksmith, r. 14 Bernard
Maxwell John R., clerk James F. O'Hanlon & Co., r.
415 Broadway
bookkeeper Bare Bros., r. 702Jj
C, mining engineer, r. 318 Van
Maxwell John S.
Van Ness Av
Maxwell John W.
Ness Av
Maxwell Max, bookkeeper Philip Wolf & Co., r. 710
Grove
Maxwell Patrick, blacksmith, r. 702 J^ Van Ness Av
Maxwell Robert, bagmaker Blake, Moffltt & Towne, r.
134 Liberty
Maxwell Thomas, weigher section 2 Sea Wall, r. 1911
Stockton
Maxwell Victor T., bookkeeper Pope & Talbot, r. 703
Van Ness Av
Maxwell Wesley S., painter, r. 756 Folsom
Maxwell William, bookkeeper John Smith, r. 1911
Stockton
Maxwell William H., clerk Blake, Moffitt & Towne,
r. 134 Liberty
May Adam, cigarmaker Richta & Benker, r. Alameda
May Albert, clerk, r. 137 Montgomery
May Alfred J., master mariner, r. 708 Pine
May Augustus, gasfitter Sweeney & Keams, r. 224(
Mission
May Caroline, widow, bakery and notions, 1813 tTnion
May Charles E., pressman C. W. Gordon, r.l813 Union
May Edward, cashier Livingston & Co., r. Alameda
May Edward F., clerk freight auditor's office 8. P.
Co., r. 638 Guerrero
May Frank, machinist W. T. Garratt k Co., r. 6aS
Locust Av
May Frank B., bookkeeper, r. 2208 M Mission
May Frederick, butcher, r. NE cor Elliott and Scott
May Fulton H., engineer tugboat Hiawatha, r. 259
Jersey
May George S., clerk, r. 1313 Taylor
May Gustav, plumber, r. 2246 Mission
May Henry, capitalist 42-43 Nevada Block
May J., millman Pac. Rolling Mill
May John, city passenger agent Chicago and AltoB
RR., 8 New Montgomery, r. 214 O'Farrell
May John, expressm'an, Pac. Mail Dock, r. 517 Bryant
May Joseph (Livingston & Co.) r. 217 Dupont
May Josephine Mrs., r. 758 Harrison
May Louis, driver U. S. Laundry, r. 608 Nineteenth
May Lucia, domei>tic 1031 Capp
May Masdalen, widow, r. 1914 Buchanan
May Maria, widow, r. 546 Folsom
May Mayer, Rabbi, teacher languages, r. 531 Ivy At
May Morris P., clerk, r. 735 Green
UPHOLSTERY.
whouesaij: akb nEXAH,
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufactorers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? MarM St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
( A natnral product of the Finest Orapei of ) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
\ the World. But no addition of Brandy. ( 530 WASHINQTON ETBETP.
MAY
793
MAY
May N. E. Mrs., proptr Silver Star House, 326 Pacific
May Patrick, laborer, r. Bryaut At, bet Butte and
Solano
May Rosa, domestic 711 X Ellis
May Solomon, cigars and tob;icco, 2246 Mission
May Thomas H., saloon watchman simr City of Rio
de Janeiro
May William C. J., foreman Fisher Packing Co., r.cor
Dominica and Yazoo
May William, paints, 15t7 Mission, r. 1344 Folsom
May William B., secretary Yosemite Commiasion,
office 327 Pine, room 4. r. 1114 Clay
May William T., clerk Henry C. Neff, r. 23 Sixth
Msyberry Hall, 2417 Mission
Mayberry Mary H., widow, r. 711 Shotwell
Maybery Charles M., armorer, r. 1204)4 Folsom
Mnyblum Morris, capitaliKt, r. 1353 Post
Mayborn Mary Mrs., teacher Denman Orammar
School, r. 320 Ritch
Maybury Richard, shipwright, r. 9 Laurel PI
Mayder Joseph, r. 1035 Mnrket
M.iye John, clerk, r. 637 California
Mayer Abraham (Heyman & Mayer) r. 560 Minna
Mayer Adolph, candjmaker. r. 233 Oak
Mayer Albert, tlerk. r. NE cor Green and B.ittery
Mayer Albert M. S., bookkeeper Anglo-Californian
Bank, r. 327 Geary
Mayer Alexander, clerk, r. 660 Minna
Mayer Amadeo J., mechanical engineer Atlas Iron
Works, r. Redwood Peak
Mayer August, dalrymsn, r. 1010 Bush
Mayer B. & Son (Bernhardt and Henry Mayer) gro-
ceries, 236 Sixth
Mayer Bernhardt (B. Mayer k Son) and drayman. 116
Sansome, r. 1030 Folsom
Mayer Charles, cook, r. 625 Clay
MAYER CHARLES proprietor
Calirornia Cloak Co., 569 Alarket, r.
SaO Guerrero
Mayer Charles, shoemaker, l.'i07 Pine. r. 1507 Larkin
Mayer Cuarles, waiter Edward Newman, r. 223 Jessie
Mayer Charles Jr. with Charles Mayer, r. 924 Fill-
more
Mayer Charles P., oyster saloon, Grand Central Mar-
ket, r. 409 Grove
Mayer Charles P. Jr., oyster saloon, NE cor Mission
and Sixteenth, r. 304 Seventeenth
Mayer Christian F., bakery, W s RailroadlAv, bet Par-
aguay and Teuurifife
Mayer Christian O., wine dealer, r.8 ■ Paraguay, bet
Susquehanna and Railroad Av
Mayer George laborer, r. 1154 William
Mayer Gustave, bookkeeper E. Raas k Co., r. 2313
California
Msyer Henry (B. Mayer fc Son) r. 1030 Folsom
Mayer Henry, merchant tailor, 109 Sutter, r. 233 Oak
Mayer Henry Mrs., widow, r. 623 Sacramento
Mayer Henry C, fish dealer, r. 3 Delaware
Mayer H. J., manager Davis Bros., 718-722 Market,
r. 218 Dorlsnd
Mayer Isadore, clerk, r. 6S0 Minna
Mayer Jacob, laborer J. Gundlach k Co., r. 5 St.
Mary's
Mayer John (Kayser & Mayer) r. 1918 Stevenson
Mayer John, baker, r. 625 Clay
Mayer John L. (Mayer 4 Todd) r. 1030 York
Mayer Joseph, manager Stauffer k Co's Chemical
Works, r. 513 Leavenworth
Mayer Joseph, ciuars and tobacco. NE cor Bush and
Buttery, r. 1427 Post
Mayer Joseph, plumber and gaifltter, 765 Howard,
r. 907 McAllist-T
Mayer Joseph E., shoemaker, 1706 Polk
Maver Jules (E. O. Lyons t Co.) r. 2313 California
Mayer Leon, r. 1323 Steiner
Miyer Louis W., winemaker. r. 441 Jessie
Mayer Marcus, butcher, r. 1210 Eddy
FRATINGER k CO.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
JERSEY WAISTS.
NEWEST GOODS, LATEST STYLES. UWEST PRICES.
105 KEARNY STREET.
ROOFING,
RAIN WATER PIPES. GUTTERS and VALLEYS
MADE AND REPAIRED.
Roofa of all kinds made Water Tight,
W. E,
PLUMBER,
Established 1860.
LANE,
605 KEARNT STREET.
Telephone 3IS.
Mayer M. E. A Co. (M. E. Mayer and Isaac Oppen-
heimer) clothing, hats and shoes, 326 Sixth
Mayer Michael, waiter, r. 320 Valley
Mayer Morris, trsveliuR salesman Geo. Oreenzwleg &
Co., r. 1507 Larkin
Mayer Morris E. (M. E. Mayer & Co.) r. cor Clara and
Fifth
Mayer Nathan (Koenigsberger, Fr.lk k Mayer) 119
Pine
Mayer Nathan, salesman M. Heller k Sons, r. 236
Sutter
Mayer Osi-ar J., druggist, SW cor Geary and Octavia
Mayer Philip, groceries and liquors, 132 Eleventh
MayL-r Samson, uphcilstercr, r. 560 Minna
Mayer Samuel, butcher, r. 1507 Larkin
Mayer Samuel, salesman B. Mayer & Son, r. 1030
Folsom
Mayer S:imuel D., Insurance, 210 Sansome, r. 1011
California
Mayer Theodore, clerk Henry Mayer, r. 233 Oak
Mayer Urban, carpenter, r. 435 Pine
Mayer Weiidelin, liquor saloon, 25 Sixth, r. 334 Gold-
en Gate Av
Mayer William, draftsman, r. 807 Leavenworth
Mayer * Todt (John L. Miyer and Theodore Todt)
carriage mnfrs, 518 Sixth
8^" Mayer. See Maier, Meier, Meyer and Myer
Mayerhofer F. W., bookkeeper A. Schilling k Co.. p.
110 Hyde
Mayers Abraham L., r. 1154 Oak
Mayers Annie, widow, r. 172 Clementina, rear
Mayers Benjamin, clerk J. Samuels, r. 1613 Geary
Mayers Bessie Miss, teacher Tehama Primary School,
r. 3031 Sixteenth
Mayers Henry, r. 2115 Bush
Mayers Isaac, clerk, r. 1331 Sixteenth
Mayers John, boots, shoes and varieties, 1712 Leav-
enworth
Mayers Mary A. widow, r. Ill Hayes
Mayers Morris, glazier, r. 1331 Sixteenth
Mayers Rachel Miss, teacher Cleveland School, r.
3031 Sixteenth
Slayers Robert, watches, jewely, etc., 637 Market,
r. 607)4 Lombard
Mayers Sarah, widow, r. 125 O'Farrell
Mayers Simon, ship chandler, r. 928 Jackson
Mayers Walter H., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons. r.
1712Leavenwo'th
t^ Mayers. See Meyers and Myers
Mayes Commodore, carpenter, r. 64 Minna
Mayea Georere & Co. (August Rahman) proprie-
tors Mayes' Oyster Saloon, 40-42 California Mar-
ket
Mayes Joseph W.. boilermaker, r. 54 Minna
Mayes' Oyster Saloon, George Mayes & Co. pro-
prietors, 40-42 California Market
Mayfield Abraham (Mayfield * Co.) r. 406J4 Larkin
Mayfielri Max, shipping clerk Mayfield & Co., r. 406M
Lnrkin
Mayfield Samuel L., cook E. Jorgensen, r. 637 Sacra-
mento
Mayfield k do. (Abraham Mayfield and Philip Stem)
crockery and glassware, 118 Battery
Mayflower Gravel Mining Co. (Placer Co.) J. Morizio
secretary. 328 MontK"mery, room 24
Mayhew Charles H., cjerk H.B. Maybew, r. 2322 Sut-
ter
Mayhew Frank E., clerk H. B. Maybew. r. 2322 Sutter
Mayhew Frank J., salesman Del Monte Milling Co.,
r. 821 Guerrero
Mayhew Frederick S., clerk Pope & Talbot, r. 18 Guy
PI
Mayhew H. Allen, grain broker, 28 Merchants' Ex-
change, r. Niles, Cal
Maybew Harrison A. Jr., printer Jennie E. Patrick
Mayhe^v H. B., internal revenue and Custom
House broker, 405 Washington, r. 126 Golden Gate
Av
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
MannftkCtarrr of everr desoription of
PASSBNOER. STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to 5U Beale Street, San Francisco.
RnlinP^ PrPQ^PS TEUUAN, ISHAM & hooker, 421-427 Market St. HAY,11X01C,
Baling rrt^sbed. mop. woojl. ka«. aid oRCHii^iiA presses. ^
MAY
794
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOKTEBS Oy
GALVANIZED AND GOMMON
Slxeot Iroxx
All Sizes and Numbers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAflKET STREET.
Maybew Henry H. (Coffin & Mayliew) r. 2831 Howard
Mayhew John H., with Pope & Talbot, r. 18 Guy PI
Maybew William B., wood and coal dealer, r. 824
Church
MAYHEW WILLIAM E.
drn^S^igt and clieiulst, 141 Fourth, r.
837 Howard
Mayhood William, musician Wigwam Theater, r. 16
Hopeton Terrace
Mayle Charles, check clerk freight depot S. P. Co., r.
642 Fifteenth
MAYLE GEOEGE D. ,„.y.. *
Wientiolz) and coffee saloon, 38 Fourth,
r. 309 Jessie
Mayle & Wienbolz (George D. Mayle and Nicholas C.
Wienholz) coffee saloon, 427 Montgomery
Mayna J. A., traveling salesman Levi Strauss & Co.,
r. 220 Eddy
Mayna J. G., salesman Keane BroB., r. 220 Eddy
Maynard Arthur B., miller, r. 726 Hayes
Maynard Brothers (John and Thomas) liquor saloon,
500 Pacific
Maynard Duff .1., salesman Cunningham. Curtiss &
Welrh. r. Saucplito
Maynard Duncan D., insurance broker, 311 California,
r. 7:^0 Green
Maynard Ernest, shoemaker, r. 555 Mission
Maynard George, porter H. Dutard, r. Prescott House
Maynard G. F. Mrs,, widow, r. 1512 California
Maynard Henry G., mining, r. 722 Bush
Maynard Henry G. Jr., clerk, r. 722 Bush
Maynard James, clerk general freight office S. P. Co.,
r. 1516 Larkin
Maynard James Jr., clerk freight auditor's office S.
P. Co.. r. 1516 Larkin
Mnynard John (Maynard Bros.) r. 116 Montgomery Av
Maynard John B., purser stmr Columbia, r. 30 McAl-
lister
Maynard John C, cashier V. S. Sub-Treasury, r. San
Mateo
Maynard John H., office 309 California, rooms 1-2, r.
Palace Hotel
Maynard M. Miss, librarian California State Mining
Bureau, r. Los Gatos
Maynard Mary Mis'", laundress, r. 2011 Mission
Maynard Thomas (Maynard Bros.) r. 500 Pacific
Mayne Charles, capitalist, office 524 Montgomery, r.
Palace Hotel
Mayne Maria, stewardess stmr Granada
Mayne William, leatherdresser J. C. Reud & Co., r.
530 M Valencia
8^ Mayne. See Main and Meyn
Mavnes G. E., salesman Keane Bros., r. 1602 Geary
Mayntzer Joseph, bartender, r. 6 August Alley
Mayo Alfred McD., bookkeeper, r. 235 Clementina
Mayo Charles, pilot, office 506 Battery, room 9, r. 214
Leavenworth
Mayo Clarence E., bricklayer, r. 816 Treat Av, rear
Mayo Francisco, laborer Oregon Imp. Co.
Mayo H., forgeman Pac. Rolling Mill
Mayo Henry, barber, r. 501 Hyde
Mayo Henry B., attorney at law, 411J^ California,
room 4, r. 1009 Leavenworth
Mayo Harry L., bricklayer, r.;3:l9 Eighteenth
Mayo James, general jobbing, r. 327 Montgomery Av
Mayo James, printer Stearns, Worden & Co., r. 326
Townsend
Mayo Lizzie Mrs., r. 229 Kearny
Mayo M.. mlUman Pac. Rolling Mill
Miiyo Nat. L., draftsman John J. Clark, r. Oakland
Mayo Nathaniel C, contractor, r. 3:^9 Eighteenth
Mayo Richard G , furniture, 721 Valencia
Mayor of San Francisco, office New City Hall,
first floor
Mayoux Alphonse Mrs., widow, r. 2430 Sacramento
Mayow Ernest, molder, r. 705 Valencia
Mayow Jane, bakery and fancy coods, 705 Valencia
Mayow Robert, shoemaker, 705 Valencia
Mayrhofer Cbarles A., bartender, r. 20 Metcalfe PI
Mayrisch Adolph (Mayrisch Bros. & Co.) r. Alameda
Majrrisch Brothers & Co. (Adolph, Oustave
and Rudolph Mayrisch) manufacturers cigars
and Importers manufactured and leaf tobacco,
405 Battery, cor Clay
Mayrisch Ernest Jr., with Anglo-Nevada Assurance
Corporation, r. Alameda
Mayriscb Gustave (Mayrisch Bros. & Co.) r. Alameda
Mayrisch Otto, cigarniaker, r. 15 Valparaiso
Mayrisch Otto Jr., cigarmaker. r. 568 Folsom
Mayrisch Rudolph (Mayrisch Bros. & Co.) r. 914
Greenwich
Maysenhalder Frederick J., laster Buckingham k
Hecbt, r. 522 Shotwell, rear
Maysounave Philippe, ironer Jean La Come, r. 345
Seventeenth
Mayvllle Francis, carpenter, r. Java, nr Savannah
Maywald William, butcher, SE cor Sutter and Devis-
adero
Maze K. G. Mrs., widow, r. 334 Turk
Mazean James, salesman Keane Bros., r. 349 Minna
Mazzera Giuseppe, vegetables, Colombo Market
Mazzi Francisco, liquor saloon, 22 Montgomery Av, r.
617 Green
Mazzi Josenh, laborer, r. 511^ Greenwich, rear
Mazzi Philip, clerk, r. 440 Hayes
Mazzone Lorenzo, marbleworker, r. 17 Gilbert
Mazzoni Maurizio, fruits and vegetables, 2325 Mission
McAdam Alexander, millwright John Hammond, r. 6
Chattanooga
McAdam Frank, bookkeeper M. J. Flavin & Co., r. 921
Greenwich
McAdam Januarius, shipcarpenter, r. 251 Clementina
McAdam Neil, shipcarpenter, r. 6 Chattanooga
McAdam Vim'ent, r. 436 Twent.v-seventh
McAdams Annie R., widow, r. N s Twenty-sixth, nr
Noe
McAdams Edward, woolsorter, r. 232 Fair Oaks
McAdams Edward, printer, r. 139 Clara
McAdams J., r. 266 Bryant
McAdams John, boilerruaker, r. 1016 Florida
McAdams John J., machinist, r. 752 Howard
McAdams Michael, waiter, r. 752 Howard
McAdams Patrick, bricklayer, r. 800 Sixth, rear
McAdams Samuel, clerk S. F. Tool Co., r. Twenty-
sixth, nr Noe
McAdams Thomas, waiter J. A. Ginsti, r. 752 Howard
McAdoo John, clerk Main & Winchester, r. 120 McAl-
lister
McAdoo John W., patrolman Cal. Safe Deposit and
Trust Co., r. 1520 Sanchez
McAdoo Matthew, r. 506O'Farrell
McAdoo Matthew, stableman, r. 613}^ Jessie
McAfee Boiler Works, William McAfee & Son proptrs,
210-214 Spear
McAFEE BROTHERS ,c. w.m.»
McAfee and A. S. Baldwin) real estate
insurance brokers and land ag^ents, 10
Montgomery
McAfee C. William (McAfee Brothers) r. 2919 Cali-
fornia
McAfee George, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 1010
Treat Av
McAfee John, boilermaker William McAfee & Son, r.
1010 Treat Av
McAfee L. Carroll, office 10 Montgomery
McAfee Thomas C. Mrs., r. 2919 California
McAfee William (William McAfee & Son) r. 1010
Treat Av
McAfee William A. (William McAfee & Son) r. 1421
Clay
McAfee William & Son (William and William A.)
proprietors McAfee Boiler Works, 210-214 Spear
B^ McAfee. See McFee and McPhee
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"THE HASTINGS"
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.
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Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SEZTOIT, Aast. Uanaeer.
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
McA
795
McA
McAlaney Alexander, Rardener. r. 2425 Filbert
McAlaney W., r. 200 Brannaii
Mi'AKer Alice, widow, r. fiiiii Halpbt
McALEER ANNIE Miss, dr««
ami clonk iiiiikin^;, G15 Geary
McAletT CharkB, clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 812
Jessie
McAle.-r Frank, foreman bollermakera Fulton Iron
WorkH, r. 20 Mobs
McAleer Frank, taunery, r. 1218 Hampshire
McAleer Hugh, eawier. r. 307 Thirtieth
McAleer James, r. Baruev>-ld Av, ur Silver Av
McAleer James, drayman, r. 315 Franklin
McAleer James J., driver George H. Pippy, r. cor
Railroad Av sod Hale
McAlester Albert, cashier McAlester & Jones, r. 8
Yerba Bu.-na
McAlester William F., (McAlester & Jones) r. 8 Terba
Buena
McALESTER & JONES,
iTirilliam P. McAlester and diaries A.
Jones) real estate agents and lioase
brokers, 429 Blontg^omery
McAlister Charles B.. drayman, r. 750 Harrison
McAliKter HaHie A. Misf. r. 1415 Larkln
McAlister William H., manager Liggett & Myers
Tobacco Co. (St. Louis, Mo.) office 206 Front, r.
2212 Divisadero
McAlleii William, r. 3011 Laguna
McA Hep John W.. master mariner, r. 319 X Bartlett
McAllt-p Weston, millhand California Mill, r.319Ji
Bartlett
McAllls T. Henry, salesman Tatum & Bowen, r. Oak-
land
McAUiB William, clerk Huntington, Hopkins & Oo.,
r. Oakland
McAllister Alfred, carpet layer, r. 1417 Van Ness Av
McAlliBter Annie, widow, r. 13 Le Roy PI
McAllister Charles F., ehorthand reporter, r. 303 Lom-
bard
McAllister Hall (McAllister & Bergin) r. San Rafael
McAllister Harvey H., chiropodist, r. 325< Geary
McAllister Henry, barber, r. 202 >4 Seventh
McAllister Jaiues, furniture dealer, r. 1045 Folsom
McAllister James, teamster, r. 618 Ash Av
McAllister John, laborer, r. 1426 Dolores
McAllister John H., wooldealer, r. 749 Howard
McAllis'pr John J., paternmaker Pacificlron Works,
r 323 Dupont
McAlli.s.er John I., sawyer George H. Fuller, r. 1045
Folsom
McAUinter Louis A., laborers. F. Cordage Factory,
r. NE cor Sierra and Tennessee
McAllister M. Hall, clerk E. L, G. Steele k Co., r,
San Rafael
McAllister Mary, widow, r. 42 Jessie
McAllihter Maxwell, laborer, r. 84 Clipper
McAllister Robert, carpenter, r. 26 Turk
McAllister T. Mrs., copvist. r. 110 Eddy
McAllistf-r Ward Jr., attorney at law, 430 Montgom-
ery., rooms 5-6, r. Union Club
McAllister William, r. 10-22 Mission
Mc-Allister William, laborer, r. 48 Seventh
McAllister William F., physician and Quaran-
tine Officer, and U. S Commissioner of Iiumigra-
tion, 502 WashinKton, r. Palace Hotel
McAllister William H.. agent, r. 2212 Devisadero
McAUiater <Sl£ Berffin (Hall McAllister, and
Thomas I. Bergiu) attorneys at law, 38 Nevada
Block
[»- McAllister. See McCalllster. McAlester and Mc-
Alister
McAllup Mary Miss, assistant matron Protestant Or-
phan Asylum
McAlpIn Maggie, widow, r. 1514 Pacific Av
McAlpln Margaret, widow, r. 908 Lombard
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERMO-KCECTRIC
RUSSIAN ail TURKISH BATHS
Mso Medicated and Electric Baths Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 413
SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED
CHIMNEYS REPAIRED. CHIMNEY SWEEPING.
Ctiimney Tops that ^tIU dra^T.
Plumber,
Established isao.
505 Kearny Street.
Telephone 315.
McAlpine Ella Miss, teacher music, r. 1019 Hyde 1
McAlpiue Walter, r. 49 Sou'h Park i
McAndrew Nellie Mrs., milllDery, 308 O'Farrell
McAndrews James, packer John Lee & Co., r. 1016 I
Columbia
McAndrews John, fireman, r. 573 Howard I
McAndrews James, boatman, r. 703 *« Davis
McAneny James, hostler Omnibus RU., r. 254 Tehama
McAnespie James, painter, r. 8 8 Pixley, bet Steiner
and i^'illiuore |
McAnesple John, gardener, r. S s Pixley, bet Steiner ,
and Fillmore
McAran Patrick, driver JameaTomkinson, r. 59 Minna
McAran Patrick, real estate, r. 609 Sacramento
0^ McAran. See McArron and McCarron
McArdle Arthur, longshoreman, r. Irt Tehama
McArdle Bernard, laborer, r. 656 !< Minna
McArdle James, bakery. 352 Third
McArdle James, blacksmith, r. 131 Harrieon
McArdle John, lab irer Cal. Cracker Co.
McArdle John, chief engineer stmr San Vicente, r.
Washington Av, bet Preclta Av and Twenty-
eighth
McArdle Joseph D., bookkeeper A. Hirsch b Co., r.
2124 Bush
McArdle Joseph M., laborer Custom House, r. 656)4
Minna
McArdle May Miss, fringemaker A. Colombat, r. 656)4
Minna
McArdle Michael, peddler, r. 81- Stevenson
McArdle Owen, bartender P. McArdle, r. 777 Market
McArdle Patrick, bartender, r. 404 Stockton
McArdle Patrick, peddler, r. HI Stevenson
McArdle Peter, engineer, r. 6 Roach
McA'dle Peter, liquor saloon, SE cor Fourth and
Mark.'t. r. 18 Howard Court
McArdle Thomas, stevedore, r, 237 Ritch
McArdle Thomas B.. painter, r. 656)4 Minna
McAr.Ue Tuomas J., stevedore, r. 2i7 Ritch
McArdle William, wnter tender, r. 63 Tehama
tff- McArdle. See McCardle
McArevy Ellen J. Mi>s, r. 325 Green
McArevy John, port-r, r. 221 Fifth
McArron Charles, blacksmith and carriage maker,
540 Valencia, r. 1214 Seventeenth
8^^ Mc.\rron. See M.-Aran and McCarron
McArthur George, patternmaker, r. 13.'4 Pine
McArthur J. A., watchman stmr Alameda
McArthur James, molder, r. 931 MHrket
McArthur R., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 743 Pine
McArthur Thomas, bartender, r. 28 Everett
«^ McArthur. See M.Cirter
McAsey David, steward stmr San Bias, r. 15 Freelon
McAsey Patrick J., expressman, SE cor First and
Brannan, r. llHTownsend
McAskie Joseph, billiard keeper Palace Hotel, r. cor
O'Farrell and Mason
McAuliffe Charles, millhand Laumelster Mills, r. 323
Eighth
McAuliffe Charles E., r. 429 Fillmore
McAuliffe Cnrnelius, teamster, r. 414 Jones
Mc.Auliffe Daniel, r. NW cor Twenty-second and Ala-
bama
McAnliffe Daniel, clerk Patrick McAuliffe, p. 331
Third
McAuliffe Dennis, r. 27 Zoe
McAuliffe Dennis F.. baker, r. 324 Broadway
McAuliffe Deimls J., tanner Michael Tleman, r. cor
Twenty-eiRhth and Columbia
McAuliffe Dora, widow, r. 723 Church .
McAuliffeFloreuceJ., with McAuliffe & Co., r. 427 Oak
McAuliffe Florence T. (McAuliffe & Co.) r. 429 Fill-
mire
McAuliffe Frank, bricklayer, r. SE cor Twentieth and
Hampsliire
McAuliffe G>-orge, trunkmaker. r. 27 Zoe
McAuliffe James, conductor Market St. KR., P. 26
Turk
G.
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
McAnliffe James, molder J. G. lis, r. 723 Church
MeAuliflfe James D., printer, r. 308 Capp
McAuliffe James I., upholsterer, r. 167 Minna
McAuliffe James J ., currier Frank McAleer, r. 220
Twenty-fourth
McAuliffe John, laborer, r. 32 Minna
McAuliffe John, paperhanger, r. 17 Stanford
McAuliffe John, peddler, r. Florida, bet Butte and
Solano
McAuliffe John J., teamster Patrick B. McAuliffe, r.
331 Third
McAuliffe Joseph, canmaker W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 167 Minna
McAuliffe Joseph, plumber Henry 'Williamson, r. NW
cor Twenty-second and Church
McAuliffe Joseph H., r. 167 Minna
Mt-Auliffe Joseph P., currier, r. SE cor Hampshire and
Twentieth
McAuliffe Margaret, widow, r. i Salmon
McAuliffe Mary, ladies' curse, r. lOU Mason
McAuliffe Nellie, domestic 2452 Howard
McAuliffe Nellie Miss, seamstress, r.ll23 Twenty-first
McAuliffe Owen, lamplighter, r. SE cor Twentieth and
Haujpsliire
McAuliffe Patrick, plasterer, r. 322 Eighth
McAuliffe Patrick B., wood and coal, 333 Third, r. 331
Third
McAuliffe Timothy, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel,
r. 27 Zoe
McAuliffe Timothy, fruit dealer, r cor Hinckley aad
Pinkney PI
McAuliffe Timothy J., carpenter, r. 12 Sherwood PI
McAuliffe * Co. (Florence T. McAuliffe) cofittn mnfrs,
36-38 Tenth
McAuslln William, machinist. H. W. Bic«
McAyery J., butcher, r. 235 Steyenson
McAvin John, miner, r. 123.) Market
McAvoy Alexander, clerk Rothschild k Ehrenpfort, r.
16U Buchanan
McAvov Edward, printer J. C. Howe & Co., r. 556
Wlilow Av
McAvoy Goldwin, shoecutter, r. 656 Willow At
McAvoy Hugh B. (McAvoy & Gallagher) r. 911 }< Mis-
sion
McAvoy John, helper S. F. Gas Light Co.
McAvoy John, laborer, r. 1715 CFarrell
McAvoy John, painter, r. 656 Willow At
McAvoy Margaret, widow, r. 639 Golden Gate At
McAvoy Michael, engineer, r. 327 Twenty-seventh
McAvoy T., storekeeper stmr Columbia
McAvoy Virgil, painter, r. 550 Willow Av
McAvoy & Gallagrher (Hugh B McAvoy and
Henry J. Gallagher) undertakers, 20 Fifth
«»■ McAvoy See McEvoy
McBake James, stableman William Kerr, r. 903 Bat-
tery
McBay Charles Vf., r. 620 Bush
McBean Charles, shin carpenter, r. 25 Gilbert
McBean P. McG. (Gladding, McBean * Co.) r.
1001 Pine
McBeth A., tailor, r. 529 Sacramento
McBeth Samuel, peddler, r. 428 Stevenson
McBeth William, produce, r. 809 Market
McBirney Samuel, r. 2817 Pine
McBowen Robert, currier Samuel McBowen, r. W s
Harrison, nr Serpentine At
McBowen Samuel, currier, r. W a Harrison, nr Ser-
pentine Av
McBoyle A. *: Co. (Alexander McBoyle) druggists, 50i
Washington
McBoyle Alexander (A. McBoyle & Co.) r.815 Golden
Gate Av
McBoyle James, cashier Hutchinson k Mann, r. Berk-
eley
McBoyle James, waiter, r. 41 Everett
t^ McBoyle. See Boyle
McBrearty Edward, tanner, r. S ■ Corea. nr Railroad
At
McBrearty James, warehouseman, r. 460)4 Natoma
McBreavty Michael J., r. 431 Minna
McBreirty Patrick, tanner, r. 332 Shipley
McBride Mrs., widow, r. 922 Van Ness At
McBride Annie, domestic 1514 O'Farrell
McBride Annio Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1019 Polk
McBride Anthony, car conductor, r. 829 Folsom
McBride Archie, beltmaker L. P. Degen, r. 1414 Har-
rison
McBride Catherine, widow, r. 832 Shotwell
McBride Dennis (McBride & Carroll) r. 12 Sherman
McBride Duncan, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
1308 Broderick
McBride Edward, carrier Alta, r. 48 SiWer
McBride E. M. Mrs., widow, r. 536 Tark
McBride Garrison, r. 536 Turk
McBride James, r. 1414 Harrison
McBride James J., teamster, r. 716 Tehama
McBride John, engineer Pac. Iron Works, r. NW cor
Bryant and Twenty-fifth
McBride John C, r. 28 Everett
McBride John G., traveling salesman Huntington,
Hopkins & Co., r. 1834 Eddy
McBride Joseph J., r. 709 Taylor
McBride Joseph T.. clerk, r. 218 Prospect PI
McBride Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 1308 Broderick
McBride Margaret, domestic 2131 Howard
McBride MicHael J., proprietor Olympic Clnb
Stable. Ill O'Farrell, r. 109 O'Farrell
McBride Patrick, carrier Call. r. 34 Silver, rear
McBride Sarah, adjuster V. S. Mint, r. 712 Sutter
McBride Thomas, r. 1145 Harrison
McBride Thomas, teamster, r. 46 Silver
McBride William, clerk Forbes Bros., r. 230 Eleventh
McBride William H., r. 324 Sutter
McBride fc Carroll (Dennis McBride and Jeremiah M.
Carroll) commission merchants, grain and pro-
duce, 115 Drumra
McBright Otto, porkpacker Lobos Square Packing
House
McBryan John, baggageman Russ House
McBryde Douglaso, r. 922 Van Ness At
McBurney Samuel, r. 2817 Pine
McBnrnie Edward, millman E. J. Shattuck & Co..r. 1
Maltha PI
McBurnie Eliza, widow, furnished rooms, 541 Fourth
M Bumie Robert E., clerk, r. 541 Fourth
McCabe Alexander, speculator, r. The Baldwin
McCabe Bernard, groceries, 20 Anthony
McCabe C. A. Mrs., dressmaking, r. 1239 Folsom
McCabe Catherine Miss, dressmaking and Tarietles.
448 Third
McCabe Daniel, molder, r. 129 Folsom
McCabe Ellen, widow, r. 724 Brannan, rear
McCabe Eugene, laborer, r. 65 West Mission
McCabe Eugene O., engineer, r. 3 Morse PI
McCabe Frank J., harnessmaker William Cosbie, r.
65 West Mission
McCabe Henry W., r. 12 Ellis
McCabe Hugh, furniture. 128 Fourth, r. 734X Howard
McCabe Hugh, upholsterer Owen McCabe, r. 132
Fourth
McCabe James, r. 224 Eighth
McCabe James, r. 712 Guerrero
McCabe James, attorney at law. 331 Montgomery,
rooms 36-37, r. 2 Elgin Park At
McCsbe Jamea, cooper Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 21t
Lombard
McCabe James, fireman, r. 114 Natoma
McCabe James, laborer, r. 1416 Kearny, rear
McCabe James E., clerk Theodore Liebermann, r.
East Oakland
McCabe James W., clerk, r. 26 Turk
McCabe John, blacksmith Risdon I. and^L. Worka, r.
223 Clara
McCabe John, boUermaker, r. 334 Beale
McCiibe John, cooper, r. 106 Alta PI
McCabe John, millhand Cal. Mill, r. 160 Shipley
¥. & J. SLOANE & CO.
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CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY.
Special Prices Given.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
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McCabe John, Bhoemsker. r. 721 Bro»dw»y
McCabe John H., theatricsl anent, 233 Kearny
McCabe John J., r. 20 Anthony
McCabe John P.. b'arkBiulth, r. 223 Clara
McCabe John P., millhaDd. r. UO Shipley
McCabe Mary, widow, r. 1141 Harrison
McCabe Mary Miss, r. 332 Eddy
McCabe Mary Misn, drewmaker. r. 20 Anthony
McCabe Mary A. Mrs., r. Point Lobos Av, bet Eigh-
teenth and Nineteenth Ats
McCabe Michael, laborer, r. 735 Brannan
McCabe Michael, porter, r. 428 Tehama
McCabe Niiholas, carpenter, r. 1122 Larkln
McCabe Owen, feathers and mattresses. 921 Market,
r. 16 Washington Av, B. H.
IfcCabe Owen J., chalrmaker, r. 612 Polk
McCabe P., laborer P. M 88. Co.
McCabe Patrick, laborer, r. 270 First
McCabe Patrick, plumber Maders k Iredale, r. 529
Stevenson
McCabe Peter, poultry, 33 Grand Central Market, r.
636 Minna
McCabe Rose Miss, shoefitter, r. 224 Eighth
McCabe Kichard S., pianotuner, r. 1718 Stevenson
McCabe Tlioiuas J., carbuilder, r. Monteiuuia, nr
California Av, B. H.
McCabe Tluiothy, sheet ironworker Francis Smith &
Co., r. 40 Spear
McCabe William B., miner, r. 143 Third
McCabe William P., cigarmaker Cunradl Jt Moss, r.
223 Clara
»■ MrCabe. See MacCahe
McCafferty Charles cigars and tobacco, 136 Second, r.
119 Sliver
McCaffer:y Doralnick. laborer, r. 2222 Post
McCafferty Hugh, laborer, r. n^H Rose Av
McCafiferty James, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Ws
Gei rg'ia, bet Sierra and shahta
McCafferty John, carpenter, r. V29H Rose Ay
McCafft-rty Matthew, mluer, r. I'i3 Cedar Av
McCafferty Michael H., watchman Nevada Bank, r. 4
Wall
MeCafferty William, clerk Martin O'Shaugtanessy, r.
119 Silver
McCafferty William J., clerk Martin O'Shaughnessy,
r. 11? Silver
McCafferty William M., livery stable, 2428 Mission
McCaffrey Annie Miss, r. 433^ Grove
McCaffrey Bridget, widow, r. 66 Minna
McCaffrey Bernard, teamster, r. 1803 Ellis
McCaffrey Charles, r. SE cor Bay and Kearny
McCaffrey Charles, trimmer Cal. Electric Light Co.,
r. 446 Bartlett
McCaffrey Cornelius, r. 1013 Market
McCaffrey Edward, laborer Pac. Oil and Lead Works,
r. 50 Norfolk
McCaffrey Helen Mrs., r. 245)4 Stevenson
McCaffrey Hugh, policeman, r. 24 Hawthorne
McCaffrey Huyh E., brass molder Union Iron Works,
r. 24 Hawthorne
McCaffrey James, blacksmith Union Iron Works, r.
24 Hawthorne
McCaffrey James, teamster Heckmann b Immel, r.
1318 Dupont
McCaffrey John, cook stmr Santa Rosa
McCaffrey John, laborer, r. 317 Beale
McCaffrey John, laborer, r. 370 Eleventh
McCaffrey John, laborer, r. 1318 Dupont
McCaffrey John, plumber, r. 4G0H Natoma
McCaffrey Lizzie Miss. r. 433)4 Grove
McCaffrey Matthew, r. 123 Cedar Av
McCaffrey Michael, feanister. r. 433)4 Grove
McCaffrey Owen, baker, r. 717 Brannan
McCaffrev Patrick, watchman Pac. Oil and Lead
Works, r. 50 Norfolk
McCaffrey Patrick, laborer, r. 370 Eleventh
McCaffrey Patrick, watchman, r. 235 Twelfth
McCaffrey Patrick H., varieties, 1127 Howard
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606 KEARinr STREET.
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M.-Catlrey Phillip, r. 551 Mission
McCaffrey Hosanna Miss. r. 6«i Minna
McCaffrey Thomas, blarksmith, r. 245)4 Stevenson
McCaffrey Thomas, laborer Pac. Oil and Lead Works,
r. 50 Norfolk
McCaffrey Thomas F., gripman Market St. RR.. r. 533
L<tt
MeCaftrey Thomas F., waiter, r. 474 JeRsie
McCahey John, teamster, r. 1330 Washington
McCahon George, painter, r. 124 Fourth
McCalu George W., carpenter, r. 1111 Howard
McCain James S., oiUce 310 Pine, rcom 11, r. Alameda
McCall C, lumber surveyor, 25 Steuart
McCall Charles, clerk, r. H3rt Commercial
McCall Charles M., r. 1053 McAllister
McCall Elvin C, photographer Charles L. Cramer, r.
215 Golden Gate Av
McCall J« hn, warehouseman, r. 1229 Twenty-sixth
McCall John J., drover, r. Paraguay, bet St. John and
Tombigbee
McCall John T., warf houseman George C. Bode, r.
12.'9 Twenty-sixth
McCall Joseph C, general agent New York, Lake
Erie and Western Railway Co., 22 Montgomery
McCall Kate, widow, r. 3 Morrell PI
McCall Philip, pipefitter Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W 8
Nebraf^ka, bt t Sonc^ma and Yolo
McCall Philip, groceries, r. 10 Converse
McCall R. A., salesman W. * J. Sloane i Co., r. 808
H>de
McCall Richard H., carpenter, r. NW cor Broadway
and Kearny
McCall Robert, painter, r. 622 Pine
McCall Robert V., sign painter Swan & Stein, r. 9
Taylor
McCall Samuel (Santa Clara Moulding Co.) r. 317
Jones
McCall Thomas, longshoreman, r. 21 Hunt
McCall Thomas, seaman, r. 625 Davis
McCall Thomas E., shoemaker Earle & Co., r. 21 Hunt
McCall William, bricklayer, r. 215 Golden Gate At
«^ McCall. See McCauU
McCallig William, cabinetmaker Heywood Bros., r.
239 Fell
McCallisfer Henry C, barber Theodore C. Lampe. r.
202)4 Seventh
d9* McCallister. See McAlester, McAlister and Mc-
Allister
McCallum Charles, mate stmr City of Chester
McCallum D., carpenter Pac. Rolling Mill
McCallnm Duncan, liquor saloon, 516 Clay,
Hubbard
McCallum Eliza, widow, r. 1511 Ellis
McCallum H., carpenter Pac. Rolling Mill
McCallum John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery,
Tennessee, bet Solano and Mariposa
McCallum John, r. 43fl Jessie
McCallum Mathew, cook Jacob Claassen, r. Kentucky
House
McCallum William, salesman D. Samuels, r. 806 Van
Ness Av
McCann Andrew, r. 2509 Post
McCann .\ndrew. seaman, r. 21 Stanford
MrCann Aune. widow r. 28 Minna
McCann Annie, widow, r. 239 Minna
McCann Arthur, expressman, r. W s Porter, nr Cres-
cent Av, B. H.
McCann Bernard, carpenter, r. E s Douglass, nr
Seventeenth
McCann Bernard, dyer. r. 318 Eleventh
McCann Bernard, longshoreman, r. 209 Perry
McCann C. W., traveler Sullivan Kelly & Co.
McCann CharWs, steamboat fireman, r. 537 Second
McCann Charles F., teamster Arpad Haraszthy k Co.,
r. 813 Broadway
McCann Clara Miss, r. 1070 Bryant
McCann Edward, longshoreman, r. S34 Vallejo, rear
McCann Edward V., engineer, r. 406 Tenth
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809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAE££T STBEET
McCann E. F. Mrs., widow, r. 1425 Hyde
McCann Elizabeth, vridow, r. 623 Stevenson
McCann Eugene, carpenter, 739 McAllister, r. 917
Golden Gate Av
McCann Eugene, fireman Magdalen Asylum
McCann Felix E., messenger, r. 28 Minna
McCann Francis T., engineer, r. 2905 Geary
McCann Frank N. (F. Mansell & Co.) r. 2 Dehono
McCann Frank P., clerk Albert Mau & Co., r. 527
Taylor
McCann James, with Jason Springer k Co.
McCann James, sawyer Box Factory, r. 231 Beale
McCann James, driver James Igo, r. S s California
Av, opp Bryant, B. H.
McCann James A., clerk E. E. Shotwell, r. 1425 Hyde
McCann James H., messenger Wakelee & Co., r. 25
Fulton
McCann James J., clerk, r. 2 Dehone
McCann James R. dyer, r. 318 Eleventh
McCann John, boxmaker, r. 28 Minna
McCann John, candlemaker, r. 1013 Florid*
McCann John, carpenter, r. E s Douglass, nr Seren-
teenth
McCann John, engineer, r. 318 Eleventh
McCann John, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r.
Parker Av, nr Geary
McCann John miller, r. 23^ Freelon
McCann John F., clerk Merchants' Exchange Assn, r.
1425 Hyde
McCann John J., tanner Kinkier & 3choening,r. Cali-
fornia Av, nr Wolf
McCann John J., teacher, r. 625 Eddy
McCann John S., compositor Filmer & Stiller Electro
Co., r. 603 Battery
McCann John T., letter carrier Post Office
McCann Johanna, widow, r. 4 Montgomery PI
McCann Joseph R., marble polisher, r. 207 Waller
McCann Joseph R. Jr. marble cutter, r. 207 Waller
McCann Kate, widow, r. 2 Dehone
McCann M., attorney at law, 214 Sansome, room 29, r.
820 Treat Av
McCann M. A. Mrs., bakery, 143 Third
McCann Mary, widow, r. 314 Ivy Av
McCann Mary, cook 1411 Van Ness Av
McCaun Michael, commission merchant, r. 820 Treat
Av
McCann Owen, stevedore, r. 3007 Mission
McCann Patrick, bartender T. Nolan, r. 141 Taylor
McCann Patrick, collector O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r,
325 O'Farrell
McCann Patrick, engineer, r. 4 Hunt
McCann Patrick, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
McCann Patrick, lumberman A. M. Simpson * Bro.
McCann Patrick, sewing machine agent, r. 606 Bart-
lett
McCaun Peter, butcher, r. 1070 Bryant
McCann Peter, calker, r. 46 Spear
j McCann Peter, longshoreman, r. 331 Beale
1 McCann Peter C, commercial traveler, r. 515J4 Bnsh
McCann Richard, contractor and builder, 330 Pine,
rooms 11-12. r. 217 Waller
McCann Robert S., dyer, r. 406 Tenth
McCann Robert W., engineer, r. 40(i Tenth
McCann Thomas, engineer, r. 28 Minna
McCann Thomas H., wharfinger Pacific St. Wharf, r.
25 Fulton
McCann Thomas J., superintendent P»c. Color Works
821 Battery, r. 1130 Market
McCann W., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
McCann William, deputy Assessor, r. 3J4 Larkin
McCann WillUm, laborer Union Box Factory, r. 231
Beale
McCann William O., varnisher West Coast rurnitnre
Factory, r. 172 Perry
McCann William T.. salesman, r. 514 Jessie
uy McCann. See Mac Cann
McCanty E., driller 8. F. Bridge Co., r. Eensington
House
MiCape J. L. Mrs., r. Metropolitan Hotel
McCardle Ferguson, laborer, r. 1 Freelon
McCardle Lawrence, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
214 First
McCardle Margaret Mrs. r. 14 Cook
McCardle Michael, longshoreman, r. 162 Clara
McCardle William J., carpenter, r. 1407 Mason
«^ McCardle. See McArdle
McCargar Emily Mrs., r. 607 California
McCarl Samuel F., drayman John A. Lonnon, r. 1126
Fell
McCarney Neil, shoemaker Orin Jones & Co., r. 743
Howard
McCarrick John J., watchman, r. 1605 Broderick
McCarrick Kate Miss, milliner, 126 Kearny, room 19
McCarrick Robert, teamster, r. 416 Tenth
McCarrick Timothy, dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. Black Point
McCarroU Arthur, laborer, r. 18 Tehama
McOarron Alexander J., seaman, r. 32 Fourth
McCarron A. \V., laundryraan. r. 529 Valencia
MoCarron Charles, teamster William Kerr, r. 903 Bat-
tery
McCarron James, laborer, r. 27 Clementina
McCarron James, laborer, r. 4291^ Broadway
MLCarron Michael, laborer, r. 636 Third
McCarron Stephen, laborer, r. 6:i6 Third
McCarry Robert, stevedore, r. 212 Union
McCarter Charles, stableman, r. New Preacott House
McCarter George, laborer, r. 321 Tehama
McCarter John, r. 632!^ Minna
McCarter John, blacksmith Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 1118
Hampshire
McCarter William, carpenter, r. 734 Tehama
McCarter William, watertender stmr Geo. W. Elder,
r. 63 Tehama
t^" McCarter. See McArthur
McCirtby Annie, seamstress, r. 607 Folsom
McCarthy Annie Miss, teacher Eoglish, French and
English Institute, r. 1707 Powell
McCarthy Arthur P., tailor, r. 938 Folsom
McCarthy Bartholmew, driver Central RR., r. E s Po-
trero Av, bet Alameda and El Dorado
McCarthy B. E. Mrs., r. 1512 Howard
McCarthy Brottiers «Sc Co. (Edward W. and John
McCarthy and Daniel Callaghan) coffee ami spice
mills and importers teas and coffees, 119-131
Front
McCarthy C, clerk, r. 871 Market
McCarthy Callaghan, designer, r. 621 California
McCarthy Catherine, widow, r. 727 Harrison
McCarthy Catherine, widow, r. E 8 Potrero Av, bet
Center and Kl Dorado
McCarthy Catherine, widow, r. NW cor Twenty-
second and Bartlett
McCarthy Catherine Mrs., r. 1001 Twenty-first
McCarthy Catherine Mrs., liquor saloon, SW cor Army
and Sanchez
McCarthy Charles, r. 1823 Broadway
McCarthy Cliarles, r. E s Potrero Av, bet Center and
El Dorado
McCarthy Charles, shipping master, 915 Sansome
McCarthy Charles, boot dresser, r. 542 Minna
McCarthy Charles, hostler, r. 66H!4 Clementina
, McCarthy Charles, hostler Market St.RR.. r.606 Fourth
McCarthy Charles, laborer, r. 4 Myrtle Av
McCarthy Charles, laborer, r. 797 Stevenson
McCarthy Charles, laborer, r. 1126}^ Folsom
McCarthy Charles, laborer, r. 1134 Folsom
McCarthy Charles, paper carrier, r. S£ cor Capp and
Twenty-third
McCarthy Charles, plumber, r. 1704 Leavenworth
McCarthy Charles, seaman stiiir Zealandia
McCarthy Charles A., salesman Hirsch Bros., r. 7
Seventh
McCarthy Charles F., driver, r. 263 Tehama
McCarthy Charles H., laborer, r. Potrero Av, bet
Center and El Dorado
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McCarthy Charles J., journalist, r. 725 California
McCarthy CharleB J., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons,
r. 1718 Stevenpon
McCarthy Charl. s P.. plnmber. r. 1219 Fillmore
McCarthy Charl.itte Mrx.. r. 320 Golden Gate Av
McCarthy Coruelius, carpenter, r. 2107 Scott
McCarthy Cornelius, gardener, r. «65< RauRch
McCarthy Corneliua, laborer Spring Valley W. W.,
r. 2(12 Second
McCarthy Cornelius, marble polisher RufBno & Blan-
ch!, r. B'27 Stftvenson
McCarthy C.iriielius, stableman, r. 529 Valencia
McCarthy Corneliua, tannery, 125 Dolores, r. 435 Four-
teenth
McCarthv Cornelius with Sacha Bros, k Co., r. 106
Vicksburg
McCarthy Cornelius Jr., tanner C. McCarthy, r. Eliza-
beth, b' t Noe and Sanchez
McCarthj Cornelius F.. hackman, r. 615 Ellis
McCarthy Cornelius J., painter, r. 239 Clara
McCarthy Cornelius M., boileriiiaker, r. 36 Vj Rau^cb
McCarthy Cornelius W., foreman Lombard and Bay
Warehouses, r. 15 Twenty-eighth
McCarthy D., blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mill
McCarthy Daniel, boUermaker's helper, r. 26 Natoma,
rear
McCarthy Daniel, boot and shoemaker 1009 }< Foleom
McCarthy Daniel, laborer, r. 13 ^ Welsh, rear
McCarthy Daniel, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
McC irthy Daniel, laborer, r. SE cor El Dorado and
Bryant Av
McCariby Daniel, lineman Pac. Bell Tel. Co.
Stevenson
McCarthy Daniel, longshoreman, r. 118 Silver
McCarthy Daniel, sawyer, M. & A. Uanstn,
Fulton
McCarthy Daniel, tanner, r. 276 Minna
McCarthy David, bookbinder, r. E s Falkland, nr
Torabiiibee
McCarthy David, laborer Thomaa Baily h Co., r. 9M
BoarJman PI
McCarthy David, laborer, r. 115 Geary
McCarthy David, salesman Noinn Bros., r. 7 Seventh
McCarthy David J., metal ronfer, r. 113 Welsh
McCarthy Dennis, bookkeeper, r. 113 Fourteenth
McCarthy Dennis, dairy, cor Vnllejo and Broderick
McCarthy Dennis, engineer Roman Catholic Orphan
Acylum
McCarthy Dennis, hostler, r. 25 Washington
McCarthy Dennis, laborer, r. 907 Folsom
McCarthy Dennio, laborer S. P. (^o., r. 499 Fourth
McCarthy Dennis, tailor, r. 319 Vallejo
McCarthy Dennis, tanner Cornelius McCarthy, r. 115
Fifteenth
McCarthy Dennis E'., seaman, r. 531 Sacramento
Mcf'arthy Dennis J., r. 1134 Folsom
McCarthy Dennis S., cigarmaker Levy & Fischer, r. 8
Ridley
McCarthy D. J., notions. 1142 Folsom. r. 1126 H Folsom
McCarthy E., millhand Miller h Hamilton, r. 896
Dolores
McCarthy Edmund P.. gas and water inspector, SEcor
Kearny and Washington, room 15, r. 34 Clementina
McCarthy Edward, carpenter, and extraman Engine
No. 11, r. E 8 Falkland, nr Toiubigbee
McCarthy Edward, cook, r. 612 Mission
McCarthy Edwnrd, hostler E. H. Doyle, r. 246 Third
McCarthy Edward, musician, r. 141 Fifth
McCarthy Edward J., cashier P. F. Nolan & Sons, r. 7
Seventh
McCarthy Edward W. (McCarthy Bros. & Co.) r. 406
Van Neiis Av
McCarthy Ella L. Miss, teacher Irving School, r. 915
Sausome
McCarthy Emma Mrs., r. 2945 Sixteenth
McCarthy Eugene, boilermaker'a helper, r. 1724 Stev-
enson
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Sewers Repaired.
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McCarthy EuKPue, clerk George B. Knowlea & Son.
r. nil Treat Ay
McCarthy Eugene, hoBtler, r. 328 Third
McCarthy Eugene, laborer, r. 8 Ridley
McCarthy Eugene, real estate broker, r. 42 Turk
McCarthy Florence, palesman Cartan, McCarthy k
Co., r. NE cor Oak and Webster
McCarthy Florence, r. 731 Brannan
McCarthy Florence, clerk Custom House, r. 1711 Ma-
son
McCarthy Florence, laborer, r. 15 Alt*
McCarthy Florence, laborer, r. 239 }< Thirteenth
JlcCartby Francis .T., longshoreman, r. 240 Ritcn
McCarthy Francis P., butcher, r. 3211 Fillmore
McCarthy Frank, clerk Davis Bros., r. 7 Seventh
McCarthy Frank, laborer P. M. S3. Co.
McCarthy Frmk, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
931 H Market
McCarthy Frank, salesman, r. 137 Fifth
McCarthy Frank J., musician, r. 126 .Sixth
McCarthy Frederick, porkpacker Lobos Square Pack-
ing House
McCarthy Hannah, widow, r. 523 Myrtle Av
McCarthy IgniitiuR, laundryman, r. 12J9 Fillmore
McCnrthy lames, r. 7 Seventh
McCarthy James, l)lack8njith, r. 209 Twenty-third
McCarthy James, brakemaii, r. 1017 Alabama
McCarthy J.imes, electrotyper Painter i Co., r. 1115
Leavenworth
McCarthy James, gigger S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. cor Lombard and Franklin
SIcCartliy James, glasscutter, 10 Stevenson, r.
712 Larkin
McCarthy James, laborer, r. 29 Silver
McCarthy James, laborer, r. 202 Sixth
McCarthv James, laborer freight depot 8. P. Co., r.
95^ Bordman PI
McCarthy James, marblecutter. r. 637 Stevenson
McCarthy James, shoemaker, r. 517 Minna
McCarthy Ja'i.es, shoemaker, r. 2945 Sixteenth
McCarthy James, soap peddler, r. W s Vermont, bet
Nevada and Sonoma
McCarthy .lames, teamster r. 231 Minna
McCarthy James B., s.ilesman McCarthy Bros. & Co.,
r. O. tavia, nr Greenwich
McCarthy James D., saloon keeper, r. 24 Sixth
McCarthy James E., teamster, r. 358 Natoma
McCarthy James F., spinner S. F. Curdage Factory, r.
W s Vermont, bet Humboldt and Nevada
McCarthy James H., laborer, r. 1525 Broadway
McCarthy James J., laster Buckingham & Hecht, r. 3
Raphael PI
McCarthy James M., r. 605 Third
McCarthy James P., policeman, r. cor Fifteenth and
Albion Av
McCarthy James W., boilermaker, r. 29 Silver
McCarthy Jennie Miss, bakery, ."iOJ Third
McCarthy Jeremiah, r. 118 Welsh
McCarthy Jeremiah boatman, r. 32 Minna
McCarthy Jeremiah, clerk Rothschild & Ehrenpfort,
r. 5.'3 Myrtle Av
McCarthy Jeremiah, laborer, r. 307 Filbert, rear
McCarthy Jeremiah, laborer, r. 608 Sixth
McCiirthy Jeremiah, laborer, r. 630 Twenty-third,
rear
McCarthy Jeremiah, laborer freight depot 8. P. Co.,
r. 428 Fulton
McCarthy Jeremiah, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemetery,
r. Point Lobos Av, bet First and Second Ave
McCarthy Jeremiah, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory,
r. Kentucky, bet Sierra and Nevada
McCarthv Jeremiah, molder Union Iron Worka, r. 110
Clinton
McCarthy Jeremiah, pork curer B. W. Brown, r. 1854
Decatnr
McCarthy Jeremiah, wharfinger, r. 13 Oak Grove Av
McCarthy Jeremiah, wheat sampler, r. 328 Twenty-
fourth
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST,
TELEFHOKB 82.
LITHOGRAPHERS
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN. '^-
DAVIS, City Aeent,
429 California Street.
McC
800
McC
W. W. Montague &. Co,
Importers and Dealers in
ENOLISH AND AMERICAN
EneauKtic, Olazed and Plain.
309, 311. 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
McCarthy Jerome T., bollermaker, r. 1134 Folsom
McCarthy J. G.. clerk auditing dept. Wells, Fargo b
Co., r. 323 Third
McCarthy Johanna, widow, r. 920 Bryant
McCarthy John, r. 254 Tehama
McCarthy John, r. 1134 Folsom
McCarthy John, r. 1320 Scott
McCarthy John (McCarthy Bros. & Co.) r. 1823 Broad-
way
McCarthy John, bakery, 1124 Harrison
McCarthy John, brassfinisher Joseph Koylance, r. 5
Minna
McCarthy John, brickmason r. 352 Clementina
McCarthy John, builder, r. 1212 Treat Av
McCarthy John, car driver, r. 219^ Tehama
McCarthy John, carriage driver, r. 1715 Sacramento
McCarthy John, cook, r. 512 Mission
McCarthy John, cook, r. 529 Sacramento
McCarthy John, cook, r. 896 Dolores
McCarthy John, driver, r. 541 Second
McCarthy John, district engineer S. F. F. D., ofifice
412 Bush, r. 8 Montgomery Av
McCarthy John, hostler, r. 419 Filbert
McCarthy John, hbusemover, r. 1623 Eddy
McCarthy John, Janitor Valencia Grammar School, r.
NW cor Army and Sanchez
McCarthy John, junk dealer, r. 1129 Twenty-sixth
McCarthy John, laborer, r. 416Natoma, rear
McCarthy John, laborer, r. 518 Stevenson
McCarthy John, laborer, r. 1116 Bryant
McCarthy John, laborer, r. 1704 Letyenworth
McCarthy John, longshoreman, r. 2b7 Hickory Av
McCarthy John, longshoreman, r. 430 Brannan
McCarthy John marble polisher, r. 715 Octavia
McCarthy John, painter, r. 230 Fourth
McCarthy John, stevedore, r. 210 Ritch
McCarthy John, tanner Cornelius McCarthy, r. cor
Sixteenth and Guerrero
McCarthy John, trackman N. B. and M. ER.
McCarthy John, trunbmaker, r. 25 X Norfolk
McCarthy John A., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons, r.
8 Wool, B. H.
McCarthy John D., bollermaker r. 29 Silver
McCarthy John E., laborer, r. 206 Langton
McCarthy John H., jeweler, r. 2716 Folsom
McCarthy John J., brakeman, r. 1017 Alabama
McCarthy John J., cashier Zadig, Wollberg & Co., r.
118 Welsh
McCarthy John J., teamster, r. 1057 Golden Gate Av
McCaithy John J., weigher, r. 504 Sixteenth
McCarthy John L., r. SW cor Army and Sanchez
McCarthy John P., salesman Neuburger, Reiss & Co.,
r. 408 Hyde
McCarthy John R., teacher St. Mary's College
McCarthy John T., molder, r. 896 Dolores
McCarthy John W. (Korn & McCarthy) r. 616 Hayes
McCarthy John W.. clerk Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 117
Oak
McCarthy John W., salesman, r. 408 Hyde
McCarthy John W., seaman, r. 317 Beale
McCarthy Joseph, butcher Eugene Avy, r. N B Vene-
zuela, bet Platte and Yazoo
McCarthy Joseph, clerk, r. 1711 Mason
McCarthy Joseph, laborer, r. 2 Perry
McCarthy Joseph T . laborer S. F. Cordage Factory,
r. W 8 Vermont, bet Humboldt and Nevada
McCarthy Justin, shoemaker, r. W s Wool, nr Cort-
land Av, B. H.
McCarthy Justin F., cutter Porter, Slessinger & Co..
r. Cortland Av, nr Mission
McO:irthy Julia, widow, r. 5 Sunshine Court
McCarthy Julia Miss, dressmaker, r. 327 Larkin
McCarthy Lizzie, domestic 7 Moulton
McCarthy Lorenzo, painter, r. 227 Second
McCarthy Magner J., laborer, r. 2 Perry
McCarthy Mmlachi J., engineer, r. 25 Lapidge
McCarthy Margaret, widow, r. cor Valley and Brod-
erick
McCarthy Mark A., canvasser, r. 413 Broadway
McCarthy Mary, domestic 1809 Jones
McCarthy Mary, domestic 7 Moulton
McCarthy Mary, widow, r. 36 M Rausch
McCarthy Mary, widow, r. 272 Jessie
McCarthy Mary, widow, r. 604)4 Linden Av
McCarthy Mary, widow, r. E s DeHaro, bet Colnaa
and Marin
McCarthy Mary Misa, shirt finisher, r. 604J4 Linden
Av
McCarthy Mary E.. widow, r. 156 Shipley, rear
McCarthy Michael, boilermaker's helper, r. 17 X Ste-
venson Av
McCarthy Michael, laborer, r. 7 Moulton
McCarthy Michael, laborer, r. 124 Gilbert
McCarthy Michael, laborer, r. 727 3i Clementina
McCarthy Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E«
Michigan, bet Shasta and Sierra, rear
McCarthy Michael, longshoreman, r. 922 Battery
McCarthy Michael, paiLter, r. 68 Brady
McCarthy Michael, plasterer, r. 426 Fourth
McCarthy Michael, tailor, r. 350 Jessie
McCarthy Miles D., bootmaker, r. 12 Harlan PI
McCarthy Mollis Miss, saleslady H. M. DeLano, r.
26J<i Kearny
McCarthy Morris J., laborer, r. 156 Shipley, rear
McCarthy Nellie, chambermaid The Baldwin
McCarthy Nellie Mrs., lodgings, 765 J4 Howard
McCarthy Nellie T. Miss, shoefitter P. F. Nolan k
Sons, r. W s Vermont, bet Humboldt and Nevada
McCarthy Nicholas, baker Euss House
McCarthy Patrick, r. 310 Tehama
McCaithy Patrick, calker, r. 51 Second
McCarthy Patrick, cook, r. 632 Vallejo
McCarthy Patrick, hostler, r. 1221 Pine
McCarthy Patrick, laborer, r. 735 Folsom
McCarthy Patrick, molder, r. 130 Second
McCarthy Patrick, officer stmr Starbuck
McCarthy Patriclc E., with S. F. Chronicle, r.
1816 Market
McCarthy Patrick F., r. 118 We'.sh
McCarthy Patrick T.. painter, r. 428 Fulton
McCarthy Patrick W., drayman C. Jost & Son, r. 459
Jessie
McCarthy Peter, paper carrier, r. SE cor Capp and
Twenty-third
McCarthy Peter J., r. 1215 Devisadero
McCarthy Richard J., compositor Palmer & Eey, r
787 Folsom
McCarthy Eobert M., shoemaker, W s Mission, nr
Thirty.first, r. W a Wool, nr Cortland Av, B. H.
McCarthy Rosetta, widow, r. 1013 Pacific
McCarthy Thomas, carpenter, r. 229 Jj Langton
McCarthy Thomas, chipper Union Iron Works, r. W 8
Vermont, bet Humboldt and Nevada
McCarthy Thomas, driver McCarthy Bros. & Co., r.
NE cor Green and Taylor
McCarthy Thomas, laborer, r. 608)4 Natoma
McCarthy Thomas, laborer Union Iron Works, r.
Handley House
McCarthy Thomas, machinist, r. 212 First
McCarthy Thomas, physician, r. 528 Pine
McCarthy Thomas, seaman, r. 4 Johnson PI
McCarthy Thomas, teamster, r. 1800 Taylor
McCarthy Thomas, trunkmaker, r. 25 J4 Norfolk
McCarthy Thomas, waiter Chicago Hotel
McCarthy Thomas F., carriage painter, r. W a Ver-
mont, bet Nevada and Sonoma
McCarthy Thomas J., molder Whyte & De Rome, r.
414 Twenty-ninth
McCarthy Xhomas T., laborer, r. 1215 Devisadero
McCarthy Timothy, boatman, r. 915 Sansome
McCartny Timothy, cook, r. 1324 Dupout
McCarthy Timothy, expressman, r. 309 Minna
McCarthy Timothy, fireman, r. 214 First
McCarthy Timothy, flour broker, r. 414 Octavia
McCarthy Timothy, groceries and liquors, E s Michi-
gan, bet Shasta and Sierra
IlXJGrlS.
Imported and Domestic Rugs in Immense variety.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641
to 647 MARKET STREET,
irxxT ABOva pjjlacb hotm,.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Market SL
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRYi
Finer than the class of ChtmpagneA tent from
France to this country, but without Brandy.
) ARPAD HARASCTHY A CO.,
r 630 WASHINOTOM
McC
801
McC
McCarthy Timothy, helper, r. W 8 MlchiKin, bet |
Napa and Sliusta
McCarthy Timothy, laborer, r. 23 Sumner
McCarthy Timothy, laborer, r. 150 Clara
McCarthy Tl.uothy. longshoreiuan, r. 64 First
McCarthy Timothy, louKshoreman, r. 922)4 Natoma
McCarthy Timothy, painter, r. 656 Natoma
McCarthy Timothy, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. SE cor Tweuty-fifth and Church
McCarthy Timothy, weigher Clay St. Wharf, r. 1204
Treat Av
McCarthy Timothy F. (Cartan. McCarthy b Co.) r.
Lick House
McCarthy Timothy J., r. 317 Third
McCarthy Timothy J., clerk, r. 1711 Mason
McCarthy Timothy J. Jr., clerk, r. 1711 Mason
McCHrthy W. F., salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 905
Market
McCarthy William, r. 73.^ Folsom
McCarthy William, boarding. 17 Vallejo
McCarthy William, bookkeeper, r. 414 Twenty-nlnth
McCarthy William, ealker, r. 34 Alabama
McCarthy William, clerk, r. 869 Market
McCarthy William, hosiery dept S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 1310 Lombard
McCarthy William, laborer, r. 138 Freelon
McCarthy William, loiigshoremau, r. 8 Minna
McCarthy William, with Matthew Carroll, r.224 Clara
McCarthy William Jr., hosiery dept 8. F. Pioneer
Woolen Factory, r. 1310 Lombard
McCarthy William D., physician, 874 Mission
McCarthy William F., metal roofer, r. 641 Commer-
cial
McCarthy William H., watchman Custom Honse, r.
1936 Mission
McCarthy William J., bartender M. H. Husaey, r. 652
Market '
McCarthy William J., bookbinder J. M. Hlggins &
Co., r. 414 Twenty-ninth
McCarthy William J., salesman, r. 2317 Pine
McCarthy William J. Jr., machinist Daly &Cavanagh,
r. 414 Tweuty-ninth
McCarthy William N., real estate, r. 412 Leavenworth
McCartIn John, bartender P. Collins, r. 5U0 Mission
McCartney John, blacksmith, r. 3207 Fillmore
McCartney Samuel (Schiilz & Fischer) and salesman
C. W. Craig, r. '2808 Clay
McCarty Alfred M., clerk Am. Tract Society, r. 119
Haight
McCarty Andrew J., salesman, r. 202 Sixth
McCarty Ann, widow, r. 1 O'Farrell Alley
MeCarty Ann, widow, r. 2 Raphael PI
McCarty Ann, widow, r. N s Venezuela, nr Platte
McCarty Annie, weaver 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-«
toiy, r. 1013 Pacific
McCarty Chester, shoemaker, r.College Hill Reservoir,
Holly Park
McCarty Christopher, teamster, r. 871 Market
McCarty Paniel, laborer, r. 614 Kearny
McCarty Daniel, livery stable, 1129 Market, r. 31
Hawthorne
McCarty Daniel, plasterer, r. 1106 Hyde
McCarty Daniel, stoves and tinware, 93154 Market
McCarty David J., driver City RR., r. cor Fourteenth
and Mission
McCarty Eugene, r. 412 Leavenworth
McCarty George, boilermaker, r. W s Michigan, bet
Napa and Shasta
MeCarty George M., bookkeeper Greenwood & De
Wolf, r. rj9 Haight
McCarty H., cltrk S. F. News Co., r. 352 Clementina
McCarty James, butcher. 323 Third
McCarty JatneR, blackKuiith, r. 9 Kohler's PI
McCarty James, horseshoer, 107 Oregon, r. 1907 Mis-
sion
McCarty James, horseshoer John McCarty, r. 31 Haw-
thorne
McCarty James, laborer, r. 310 Folsom, rear
FRtTINGER S CO.
105 KEARNY STREET.
CAS STOVES,
GAS riXTUEES, GAS BUENEES.
Gas Heaters lor all pnrposes lor sale and made to jrder.
PLXTMBER, 605 KEARNT STREET.
Kstabllshed 1860. Tclcjihone 315.
McCarty James, laborer, r. 613}^ Natoma
McCarty Jamew, painter, r. 57 Jessie
McCarty John, labortr, r. cor Bahama and Savannah
McCarty John, teamster, r. 218 Sanchez
McCarty John, The C. H. Todd Horse Shoeing
Establishment, 134 Golden Gate Av, r. 100 Leav-
enworth
McCarty Joseph, laborer, r. 108 Webster
McCarty Louis P., publisher Statistician and Pacific
Coast Postal Index, 713 California
McCarty Patrick, fireman, r. 308M Folsom, rear
McCarty Peter D., city passenger agent Union
Pacltic Railway, office 1 Montgomery, r. 804
Guerrero
McCarty Tillie Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary School,
r. 1148 Sutter
McCarty William, r. 412 Leavenworth
McCarty William, clerk Reiss Bros. & Co., r. 715 Oc-
tavia
McCarty William H., watchman U.S.Appraisers' Bldg,
r. 441 Fell
McCHrty Wolf T., r. 531 California
■^ McCarty. See McCarthy
McCarvllle Bernard, laborer, r. 635 Jessie
McCasey John, r. 512 Mission
McCash C. A,, physician, 765 Market
McCaughey J., ironer U. b. Laundry
McCauley Alexander, longshoreman, r. 172 Clemen-
tina
McCauley Bernard, longshoreman, r. 327 Fourth, rear
McCauley C, clerk S. P. Co., r. 646 Folsom
McCauley Charles, dentist, r. 1316 Harrison
McCauley E. Mrs., seamstress Industrial School
McCauley Farrell J. B., printer H. S. Croclwr & Co.,
r. 540 Folsom
McCauley Hugh, cooper, r. 1157 Folsom
McCauley James, fireman, r. 172 Clementina
McCauley James, laundryman La Grande Laundry
McCauley James, plasterer, and extraman Engine No.
10, r. 516 Bryant
McCauley John, laborer, r. 206 Thirtieth
McCauley John, plumber, r. 16 Clementina
McCauley John, printer, r. 764 Mission
McCauley Michael, laborer, r. 733 Harrison
McCauley Owen, liquor saloon, 804 Howard
McCauley Patrick, blacksmith, r. 1316 Harrison
McCauley Thomas, r. 172 Clementina
McCauley Thomas B., assistant mtlter and refiner U.
S. Mint, r. 122 Turk
McCauley William, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
McCauley William A. (McCauley & Young) r.221 Turk
McCauley* Young (William A. McCauley and An-
drew Young) reRtaurant, 867 Market
S^ McCauley. See Macauley, McAuley and McGau-
ley
McCaull John P., carpenter, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 4, r. 1214 Pacific
0^ McCaull. See McCall
McCauBland A., r. 1532 Polk
McCausland Harry, journalist, r. 228 Montgomery Av
McCausland Wesley £. (De Witt & McCausland) r
920 Montgomery
McCeney Francis, r. 1311 H Kearny
McCeney Julius C., attorney at law, 419 California.
rooms 5-7, r. Lick House
McChain Conele Miss, r. 214 5< Grove
McChain E. C. Mrs., widow, r. 214)4 Grove
McChain Nora Miss, r. 214 54 Grove
McChesney Frederick W., with M. W. McCheaney b
SoiiB, r. 1826 Eddy
McChesuey Henry N. (M. W. McChesney & Sons) r.
Honolulu, H. I.
McChesney John, bookkeeper Onestl & Connor, r. 518
Laguua
McChesney Matthew W. (M. W. McChesney & Sons)
r. 2106 Pine
McChesney M. W. ft Sons (Matthew W., Robert W
and Henry N.) hides, 43 Clay ;
PI
JOHN HAMMOND
ol
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
MTanafliMstarcr of erery deaeriptlon of
PA88BNOER. 8TRBBT AND FRBXOHT CARS.
4» U» SO B«»le Htr««t. Man Franctaco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker.
421-427 Market St. Agricaltaral Imple-
ments, Wasons, liiteam £nsine«.
McC
802
McC
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOBTERS OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
sot, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STBHET
McCbeeney Robert W. (M. W. McCheaney & Sons) r. '■
1826 Eddy I
McClain Chnrles A., clerk N. Mananse, r. 1104 Taylor \
McClain Edward J., clert. r. 1104 Taylor
MeClain tJeorgp. r. infij^ Third
McClain John T., plumber, r. 1104 Taylor
McClain Katie Miss, teacher Franklin Grammar
School, r. 1104 Taylor
McClaiu Peter, black»miih, r. 1104 Taylor
McClain Thomas, stevedore, r. 1104 Taylor
McClain William, blacksmllh, r. 1104 Taylor
ter McClain. See McClean, McLane and McLean
McClaire James H., compositor Chronicle, r. Brook-
lyn Hotel
McClaskey Jamen, carpenter, r. 1111 Pierce
McClasbey John E., conductor Sutter St. BE., r. 413
Tenth
McClaskey Kate Miss, seamstrpss r. 413 Tenth
McClaskey Hu^an Mrs., r. 413 Tenth
MoCl«8>ey William, horsPBhoer, r. 413 Tenth
1^" McClaskt-y. See McCloskey and McCluskey
McClatchey William, blacksmith, r. 27 Madison At,
rear
iSlcClatchie .Toseph, r. 947 Mission
McClay William, r. 24 Turk
McCleary Frank B. clerk W. Letts Oliver, r. Oakland
McCleary George, fireman P. M. SS. Co., r. Ss East Av
nr Holly Park Av, Holly Park Tract
McCleary Hugh, shipjoiiier, r. S s East Av, nr Holly
Park Av. Holly Park Tract
McCleary John, lumberman A. M. Simpson & Bro.
McCleary Michael, carpenter, r. 432 Minna
McClees Edward, solicitor The Bradstreet Co., r. 1310
Mission
McClees Tvler. shipwright, r. 114 Clinton
McCIellan "Catherine Mrs., widow, r. Ifi39 Ellis
McClellan David D., capitaliHt, r. 472Teham»
McCIellan Edwnrd. carpenter, r. 7 Bartol i
McCIellan George B.,r. 610 Ellis I
McCIellan George B.. foreman B. W. Brown, r. Yazoo
bet Manitoba and Dominica
McCIellan Harry C, r. 472 Tehama
McCIellan James, bartender Jumes Maggs
McCMellan James, shoemaker, 1619 Buchanan
McCIellan James G., engineer, r. 60 Third
McClcllau James S., plumber, r. 213 Powell
McCIellan John, blacksmith, r. 1147 Harrison
McClellm John, foreman Michelssen, Koth & Co.'s
Packing House, r. W s Ninth, nr Bryant
McCIellan John, hostler Sutter St. RR., r. 6 Austin
McCIellan John, teamster J. Smith, r. 902 Montgomery
McCIellan Joseph, tailor A. B. Zinnamon, r. 418 Filbert
McCIellan R. Guy, attorney at law, 331 Montgomery,
rooms 24-2.i, r. Lorin, Alameda Co.
McCIellan Robert, liquor saloon, 115 Vallejo
Me Jlellan W. B., r. 815 Mission
McCIellan William, asphaltum roofer, 345 Kearny, r.
W s Montgomery Av, nr Chestnut
McClfllan William H., asphaltum roofer, r. 412 Fran-
cisco
McCIellan William J., painter and whltener, 63S
Hayes
McClelland Emma L. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2603 How-
ard
McClelland George M., book agent, r. 136 Halght
McClelland Harry, bookkeeper, r. 2603 Howard
McClelland William, theatrical manager, r. 21)4 Oak
1^" McClelland. See McCIellan and MrLellMi
McClenegan Francin. printer, r. 418 Filbert
McClenegan Joseph, tailor, r. 418 Filbert
McClenegan W. Mrs., r. 418 Filbert
McOleve E. D., r. 1310 Mission
MiClinchy John, teamster, r. 306 Folsom
McCliuchy Mary, r. 8W cor Seventeenth and ValencU
McClintock Joseph 8., r. 439 O'Farrell
M<Clintock Thomas, nalesmau, r. 702 Sntter
McClinton Amberson L., clerk T. J. French & Co., r,
j 16 Willows Av
McClinton James G., mining, r. 16 Willows Av
McClinton Myron G., printer, r. 16 Willows Av
McCloskey Annie Miss, r. 551 Mis:?iou
McCloskey Bernnrd C, bartender r. 1149 Folsom
McCloskey Charles R., sack sewer, r. lt!07 Dupont
McCloskey Daniel, lougshortman, r. 15 Bemice
McCloskey Eaver, wood and coal, SE cor Twenty-
fourth and San Jose Av
McCloskey Edward, laborer, r. NE cor Church and
Seventeenth
McCloskey Emmett, grainer E. M. Gallagher, r. 667
Ellis
McCloskey Frank E., clerk W. R. Allen, r. 120 Nine.
teenth
McCloskey Frank P., iron worker, r. 1149 Folsom
McCloskey George, horseshoer William Crftdock,r.27
Natoma
McCloskey James (J. P. Sweeney & Co.) r. 1546 How-
ard
McCloskey James, driver, r. 320 Minna
McCloskey James, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1128
Seventeenth
McCloskey James B., glovemaker F. G. Conklin h
Co., r. 1545 Howard
McCloskey James, plumber, r. 120 Nineteenth
McCloskey James R., teamster, r. 230 Eleventh
McCloskey John, carriage painter, r. 518 Stevenson
McCloskey John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 69
Tehama
McCloskey John, furniture vamisher, r. 840 Harrison
McCloskey John, teamster Overland Freight Transfer
Co., r. 5.50 Fourth
McCloskey John, varnisher, r. 120 Nineteenth
McCloskey John, varnieherF. S. Chadboume & Co., r.
271 Stevenson
McCloskey John, wood and coal, 440 Minna
McCloskey John J., machine operator Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 869 Market
McCloskey Joseph, laborer John McCloskey, r. 440
Minna
McCloskey Joseph H., insurance solicitor, r. 712
Church
McClos ey Joseph H., teamster Thomas Morton, r.
2117 Greenwich
McCloskey Michael, horseshoer, SE cor Mission and
East, r. 810 Page
McCloskey Michael, laborer, r. 15 Bemice
McCloskey Owen, laborer, r. 327 San Jose Av
McCloskey Patrick, laborer, r. 425 Sierra
McCloskey Patrick, teamster, r. 409 Greenwich, re«r
McCloskey Patrick, wood and coal, 405 Fourth
McCloskey Peter, soapmaker, r. I2O Nineteenth
McCloskey Richard H., teamster, r. Java, bet Savan-
nah and Platte
McCloskey Thomas, contractor, r. NE cor Post knd
Webster
McCloskey Thomas, upholsterer F. W. Krellng &
Sons, r. 10.57 Mission
McCloskey William, steward stmr City of Rio de Ja-
neiro
McCloskey William C, compositor Frank Eastman k
Co., r. 415 Gough
MrCloskpy William H., horseshoer, r. 230 Eleventh
I»" McCloskey. See McClaskey and McCluskey
McCloughry Arthur A., salesman W. T. Y. schenck, r.
32 Rlucon PI
McClune James H., gardener, r. ini7 Stockton
McClung Joseph W., secretary Alta California Pub-
lisning Co., 529 Californfa, r. 1001 Pine
McCliinle Christopher J., tailor, r. 612 Buchanan
McClunie Jonathan, clerk John A. Wright, r. 612 Bn-
I chanan
McClunie John, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt * Co., r.
612 Buchanan
McClunie John Jr., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt k
Co., r. 612 Buchanan
McClnnle Richard J., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt h
Co., r. 612 Buchanan
MANN & BENEDICT,
SDCCESSOBS TO
C. C. HASTINGS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND...„
&.XCK HOVS£ BX^CK.
ORIENT lis. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,551,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
McC
803
McO
McClunle WilHara J., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co.. r. 2-22 Post
McCIiiule W. J. Mrs . mllUnerv. 222 Post
M. Clure Abel T.. physician, 26 Franklin
McClure Annie, widow, r. 9i9 Mission
McClure Barney H., commercial traveler Champion
Machine Co., r. Oakland
McClure Charles, oiler stmr Oily of Peking, r. 1622
Howard
McClure Uavld, attorney at law, 626 Montgomey, r.
Oocldeutal Hotel
McClure Edward C, r. 2017 Mission
McClure George, oiler stmr Granada, r. Ifi22 Howard
McClure Henry C, manager Davis Bros., 71(J-722
Market, r. 12 Uirch At
McCluie James (P. McClure .<: Son) r. 408 Ellis
McClure JamfS, asslHtaul weighing clerli U. S. Mint,
r. Oakland
McClure James, csrdrlver, r. 1102 Alabama
McClure James P., machinist John K. Blgelow, r.108
Fourth
McClure John C, r. 716 Montgomery
MiClure John H., clerk, r. IM Fourih
McClure J. W., hardware, r. 408 Ellis
McClure N. C, elder Christian Advent Church, r. 1711
Church
McClure P. .t Son (Penupl and James) dealers hard-
ware and itrockery, 1418-1420 Market
McClure Penuel (P. M.Clure & Sou) r. 408 Ellis
McClure Peter L., contractor water nupplles, 224 Eddy,
r. 423 Fulton
McClure Robert, bookkeeper P. Stelnhagen & Co., r.
9;i2 Union
McClure William, chief engineer stair City of Peklns,
r. 1622 Howard
McClure Willi»ui F., clerk, r. 2fl Franklin
McClure William J., clerk G. H. Wright & Co., r. 423
Fulton
a^.VIcClure. See McLure.
McCluHkey Annie, liquor saloon, Es San Bruno Road,
iir Teuiriffe
McCluskey Deunls, plasterer, r. 925 Dolores
McCiuskey Frank, collarmaker, r. 187 Lombard
McCluskey George, nhipplug cleik California Cracker
Co., r. 817 Lombard
McCluskey Henry, euHiueer. r. 137 Lombard
McCluskey Hugh, lather, r. 63 West Mission
McCluski-y .lames, shoemaker Kutz & Murr, r. 63
West Mission
McCluskey John, expressman, r. 505 Vallejo
McCluskey Joseph, saildler, r. 21 Alvsrado
McCluskey Michael, dry goods. 3Jiil Mission
McCluskey Michael, gardener It.U Chestnut
M-Cluskey Philip, lutber, r. 63 West .Mission
^/-McCluskey. See .McClaskey and McCloskey
McColgau Adiliue, wiilow, r. IKOy Ellis
McColgan Cella, domestic 2517 Fillmore
WcColiian Charles, plumber, r. N s Lombard bet Fill-
more and Steiner
McColgau Coruelius, clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 419
O'Farrell
McCoIg.m Daniel A., dairyman, r. 1S09 Ellis
McColgan D. nnis. machiuist Q.ilden State and
Mmers' Iron Works, r. 207 Twenty-third
McCi)lgan Edward, miner, r. 145 silver
McColf^tn John E., cani.uiker W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. SE cor Twi-nty-eighthnnd Alabama
McColgau John L., palmer Henry White & Co., r. 1540
Ellis
McColgan Kate F. Misa, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 1809 Ellis
McColgau Patrick, laborer, r. 3>9 Brannan
McOdgau Reginald, clerk Tobiu k Tobin, r. 1809
Ellis
McColgen Edward (McColgen & Doherty) r. 145 Silver
McC>'lgen ^ Doherty (Edward McColgen and George
Doherty) liquor saloon, 224 Third
HcColUm C. A. Mrs. widow, r. 703 Oak
SANITARY PLUMBING
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES WELL DONE.
Repaliinji' n Specialty.
Plumber, 005 Kearny Street.
EsUbllshed 1860. Telephone 315.
DR. BAZAN'S
T«F.RMO-El,ECTBIC
RUSSIAN aiii TURKISH BATHS
Also Msdicatefl and Electric Baths Giyen.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
IcCOLLAM FiSHIM AND TEADIM CO,
J. R. Dii^g^ett president, Geo. Tuaheira
niimasfer, C. P. Overton aecretarjr,
^vholesiile cured Hah, proprietor* vessels
and fl<hine and tradinjjr station, Alas-
ka, otHce »08 Clay
McColllster Henry H., clerk, r. 208 Bush
McCoUough Dennis, ropemaker Oal. Wire Works, r.
418 Broadway
McCollough Ernest, student A. Van Der Nalllen. r. •
Hill
McComas Nicholas, carpenter, r. 113 Nineteenth
McComb Barou N., painter, r. 1620 Mission
McComb Edmund, eugineer stmr Herald, r. 610 Front
McComb George S., clerk, r. 520 Bush
McComb .Jamex, r. 759 Howard
M.;Comb William H. H., tanner, r. 1621 Mission
McCoinbe John, money lender and real estate,
402 Monigomery, r. 712 Golden Gate Av
McCi>mbe Thomas C, clerk John McCombe, r. 712
Golden Gate Av
McComisky .lohn. r. 512 Howard
McComisky T., waiter, r. 1929 Howard
McCommou Thomas, carpenter, r. 26 Turk
McCoiiagbie James, lauudrymin r. 52!i Valencis
McConaghy John, painter, r. 353 )< Minna
Mi;Cou.ihey James E., carpenter, r. 109 Rose At
McCouahey John P., cltrk Levi Strauss t Co.. r. 109
Ruse Av
McCouahey John S., boilermaker, r. 2.53 Third
McCouahey Theodore, upholsterer The Baldwin, r.
Um Natoma
McCoualogue James, enuineer tug Sea Lion, r. 51 Te-
humi
M.'Conalogue Patrick, fireman tug Sea Lion
M -Coualogue Philip, r. 2.52 Perry
l«^M.:C -nalogue. See McConologue
McConathy John, laborer, r. 409 Jones
McCoukey Johu, stenographer Hawley Bros. Hard-
ware Co , r. 22 S.)uth Park
McCoukey M iry, widow, r. 2 J South Park
McConkey Thomas, raactiinist. r. 22 South Park
M Conkey William K., shoemaker, r. 17 Zoe
McC(mloj{ue Frauk B., cutter, r. 5J3 C.stro
McConuell Alexiuder, gardener, r. 90 Everett
MoCounell Alex inder, 1 ib >rur Pac. Woodeuware and
Cooperage Co., r. 353 S.evenson
McCouiiell Anilrew. shoecutter Buckingham is Hecht,
r S s Teaeriffe. bet Plalte and YaZ lO
McConuell Andrew, woodworker B. Grave & Co., r.
20 Sixth
McConuell Arthur, clprk, r. 5.18 Howard
McC .nue.l Chalmers N., bookkeeper Le Count Bros.,
r. ti38 Folsom
McOounell Charles, lumberman, r. 445 First
McCouuell Kliza, widow, r. 117 Siockton
McConuell EUeu, widow, r. 713 Valencis
McCouuell Frank, cl.^rk, r. 317 Third
McC mnell Frank H.. watchmaker. 618 Market, r. 6«3
Fell
McConnell Frank J., compositor Frank Eastman Jc
Co., r. 8 s Washington, nr Cherry
McConnell Geo. C. Rev., depository and snprr-
inleudeut colpoitiige American Tract Society, 767
Market, r. Alameda
McConnell Gibson, shoecutter Orin Jones k Co.,
McConnell James, painter, r. 633 Sacramento
McConnell James, sailmaker James J. Doyle, r. ISIO
Natcinia
McCouuell John, carpenter, r. 84 Tenth
McConnell John T., paperruler John B. Mclntyra, r.
62 Natoma
McConuell Kate, liquor saloon, 421 Natoma
McConnell Neil, shi-emaser. r. 743 Howard
McConnell Patrick, laborer, r. 619 .Mission
McC'Uinell Quluette O. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley
Primary School, r. 540 Turk
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONB 82.
PRINTERS, ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE 1.ARGKST BUSINESS
OF ANY AAUSRXCAN COMPANY.
McC
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Trimming^a
a Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
McConnell Robert, policeman, r. S b Tenerlfife, bet
Platte and Tazoo
McConnell Robert G., stevedore, r. H5 First
McConnell Thomas, laborer, r. 502 Jj Broadway
McConnell Thomas, ship carpenter, r. 40 Clarence PI
McConnell William, assistant bookkeeper Muser Bros.,
r. 523 Turk
McConnell William J., patternmaker, r. 1203Ji Fol-
som
McConnon Christopher, miner, r. 469 Clementina
McConnon Kate, -widow, r. 118 Ellis
McConnon Thomas W., student Barnard's Business
College, r. 469 Clementina
McConoIogue Charles, dairyman, r. NW cor Pierce
and Greenwich
McConoIogue Edward, laborer, r. 8E cor Douglass
and Jersey
McConoIogue John, engineer, r. 252 Clementina
McConoIogue Lawrence, cigarmaker, r. 5 Goodsell PI
McConoIogue Timothy, laborer, r. 15 Florence
McConoIogue William E., houeesmlth Sims & Morris,
5 Goodsell PI
ny McConoIogue. See McConalogue
McConville Anthony, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
119M Shipley
McConville John, printer, r. 119 }< Shipley
McConville John J., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill &
StetFon, r. 506 Shotwell
McConville Kate, widow, r. 506 Shotwell
McCcnville Richard, fireman, r. 1221 Broadway
McConville Thomas, seaman, r. 43 Natoma
McCooey Arthur, dairy, KW cor Octavia and Filbert
McCooey James, groceries and liquors, NW cor Fif-
teenth and Minna
McCooey Owen, dairy, NW cor Octavia and Filbert
McCooey Susie Mis., groceries, 410 Folsom
McCook James, laborer W. W. Montague & Co., r. 1031
Morket
McCool George, hostler, r. 2 Verona
McCool James, laborer, r. 548 Howard
McCooley Joseph, vinegarmaker Potrero Yeast and
Vinegar Works, r. N s Sierra, bet Tennessee and
Kentucky
McCoppin Frank, r. 130 Post
McCoppin James, machinist, r. 202 Sixth
McCord Alexander (Alexander McCord & Co.) r. 436
Ellis
McCord Alexander & Co. i Alexander and John
McCord) proprietors Fashion Stables, .621 Ellis
McCord David, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
McCord Evan B., city passenger agent S. P. Co., r.
1055 Ji Howard
McCord George, bookkeeper E. H. Kittredge k Co., r.
314 Third
McCord James, superintendent ITnittd Carriage
Co., 2 New Montgomery, r. 1514 Sutter
McCord John (Scott i McCord, and Alexander McCord
6 Co.) and superintendent Sutter St. EE., r. 436
Ellis
McCord Mark L., painter, r. 78 Ninth
McCord Peter, machinifct S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W s
Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
McCord Robert, deputy Sheriff, r. 314 Third
McCord Thomas, carpenter, r. 314 Third
McCord Thomas Jr., clerk G. M. Josselyu & Co., r. 314
Third
B^" McCord. Sea MacCord and Maccord
McCorkell E. T. Mrs., widow, r. 1419 Octavia
McCorkell James A., with Gas Consumers' Assn. r.521
Oak
McCorkell Lizzie Miss, teacher Golden Gate Primary
School, r. 1419 Octavia
McCorkle George F., broommaker George F. Van De
Mark & Co.. r. 207 Montgomery Av
McCoimac Hugh J., clerk C. Curtln, r. 537 Minna
McCormack Charles, assistant armorer 2d Artillery
Regiment, r. 120 Grove
McCormack Daniel, laborer, r. 316 Seventh
McCormack Ellen, widow, r. 7k Rausch
McCormack Hugh, salesman C. Curtin, r. 537 Minns
McCormack Hugh G., yardmaster S. P. Co., r. 746
Capp
McCormack James, clerk, r. 793 Mission
McCormack James, expressman, r. 417 Fremont
McCormack James, laborer, r. 14 Louisa
McCormack Jai^es, selector J. Straus b Co., r. 1016
Army
McCormack James, teamster, r. 7}^ Rausch
McCormack Jessie, widow, r. 163 Tehama
McCormack J. G.. city manager White Sewing Ma-
chine Co., r. Berkeley
McCormack John, r. 18 k Garden
McCormack John, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Golden Gate Av and Jones
McCormack Jphn, rancher, r. 1511 Buchanan, rear
McCormack John, yardman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
45 k Clara
McCormack John J., blacksmith, r. 537 Minna
McCormack Michael C, janitor, r. lOfi Grove
McCormack Patrick, teamster, r. 15 Miller PI
McCormack Thomas A., clerk, r. 7 k Rausch
McCormack William, r.793 Mission
McCormack William, carpenter, r. Ocean View
McCormack William, helper Cal. and Pac. Cream of
Tartar Works, r, 929 Br.vant
McCormack William, longshoreman, r. 129 Folsom
McCormick Brothers (James A. and Frank L.) job
printers, llOSansome
McCormick Brothers (Thomas A. and John) proptre
Industrial Iron Works, 233-237 Beale
McCormick Charles, solicitor The Bradstreet Co., r.
Oakland
McCormick Christopher, r. 32 Cook
McCormick E., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
McCormick Edward, barber, 424 Montgomery, r. 1753
Mission
McCormick Edward, grain sampler, r. 26k Zee
McCormick Edward, laborer, r. 427 Shipley
McCormick Elizabeth Mrs., r. Eoyce, nr Geary
McCormick Ellen, widow, r. 701 Lombard
McCormick Emanuel B., clerk Hirschfeld & Jacoby,
r. 1715 Larkin
McCormick Francis, horseshcer, r. 1057k Folsom
McCormick Francis, plumber John F. McCormick, r.
S 8 Twenty-fourth, bet Ellen and Fountain
McCormick Frank H., freitht broker and commis-
sion merchant, 109 California, r. Alameda
McCormick Franli li, (McCormick Bros.) and
secretary The Monitor Publishing Co. 636
Kearny, r. 418 Golden Gate Av
McCormick George, plumber, r. NE cor Clay and
First Av
McCormick George J., clerk A. Sbarboro, r. 1023 Na-
toma
McCormick Hannah, human hair and milliner, 1019
Stockton
McCormick Harry C, clerk Grangers' Bank of Cal.,
r. Oakland
McCormick Henry J., clerk, r. 2232 Sutter
McCormi< k Herbert, clerk Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r.
East Oakland
McCormick Horatio, clerk F. Cummings & Co., r. 33ft
Eddy
McCormick Hugh, mining, r. 2648 Folsom
McCorml>k Hugh, sexton St. Francis Church, r, 620
Vallejo
McCormick Isabella, cook, r. 34 Minna
McCormick Isidore B., r. 410 Hyde
McCormick James, r. 915 Montgomery
McCormick James, boilermaker P. M. SS. Co., r. 212
Thirteenth
McCormick James, cook, r. 320 Chestnut
McCormick James, hostler, r. 24.S2 California
M' Cormick James, laborer, r. 320 Chestnut
McCormick James, laborer Union Iron Works, r. Wr
Michigan, bet Shasta and Sierra, rear
¥. & J. SLOAM & CO.
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY
641 10 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Uantifacttirers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Market SL
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY{^'°'l5ua\?o'\'h'.°B^.:r*'"'
T.ARPAD HARASZTHY * CO.,
; 630 WASEmOTOH STBZZT.
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McConnick James, tnillbaDd Oolden Gate Flouring
Mill, r. not Turk
McCormlck James, plumber, r. S s Twenty-fourtb,
bet Ellen and Fountain
McCormick James, porter, r. 311 Linden Av
McCormick James A. (McCormick Bros.) r. N s Nine-
teenth, nr Hartford
McCormick James A., clerk Thomas A. Mitchell, r.
953 Mission
McCormi.k J. H.. r. 314 Bush
McCormick John (McCormick Bros.) r. 1012 McAllis-
ter
McCormick John, clerk, r. 902)4 Filbert
McCormick John, compositor J. R. Brodie b Co., r.
911 Shotwell
McCormick John, lithographer H. S. Crocker & Co.,
M. 17 Zoe
Mccormick John, longshoreman, r. 332 Third
McCormick John, shoemaker, 707 Brannan
McCormick John, teamster Patrick Couway, r. 69
Minna
McCormick John A., mnfg chemist, 158 First
McCormick John C, nielter Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. lu Boston PI
McCormick John F., plumber and gasfiitter and
brouzer, 313)4 Suiter, r. 1510 Devlsadero
McCormick John F., teamster and steward Hose No.
5, r. 1425 Market
McCormick John J., blacksmith N. B. and M. RR., r.
637 Minna
McCormick John J., machinist, r. 131 Seventh
McCormick John J., molder, r. 636 Stevenson
McCormick John S., shoemaker Kutz & Murr, r. 331
Oak
McCormick John T., plumber, S s Twenty-fourth, bet
£llen and Fountain
McCormick John T., shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 821 Capp
McCormick John T., wlreworker Cal. Wire Works, r.
934 Filbert
McCormick John W., insurance agent, r. 1023 Minna
McCormick John W., teamster William Kerr, r. 903
Battery
McCormick John W. Jr., clerk Hutchinson & Mann,
r. 1U23 Natoma
McCormick Joseph L., sash anddoormaker Day, Hu-
ber & Craker, r. 147 Minna
McCormick L-onora Mrs., r. 2614 Zoe
McCormick Lizzie, domestic 2211 Pacific Av
McCormick Martin J., but<-her Brown & Draper, r.
Venezuela, bet Platte and Yazoo
McCormick Mary, widow, r. SE cor Lombaid and
Masiin
McCormick Mary, widow, r. S 8 Twenty-fourth, bet
Ellen and Fountain
McCormick Michael, r. 17 Zoe, rear
McCormick Michael, fireman stmr Queen of the Pa-
cific, r. 620 hteveuHon
McCormick MichaelJ. F., carpsnter. r. 1317 Natoma
McCormick Patrick, hackman, r. 563^ Natoma
McCormick Patrick, groceries and liquors, NW cor
bierra and Geor;];ia, and liquor saloon, SE cor
Napa aU'l Illinois
McCormick Patrick, laborer, r. W s Michigan bet
Napa and Shasta
McCormick Patrick F., clerk The Hibernia Savings
and Loan Society, r. 610 Larkin
McCormick Peter, teaiAter, r. 525 Octavia
McCormick Philip, whitener, r 2519 Sutter
McCormick Stephen J., manager The Monito
Publishine Co., 53ii Kearny, r. 524 Turk
McCormick Thomas, r. 24 Turk
McCormick ThoinaH, hackdrlver, r. 871 Market
McCormick Thomas, laborer, r. 422 Tehama, rear
McCormick Thomas, teaiiisti-r, r. 7 Juniper
McCormick Thomas A. (McCormick Bro8.)r. 328Tenth
McCormick Thomas \., mailing clerk The Monitor
Publishing Co., r. 524 Turk
I».A-TE3SrT
FRATINGER & CO.
THE LEADING
GLOAI AND SOIT HOOSR
105 KEARNY STREET.
WATER CLOSETS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION_CAEEFULLY REPAIRED.
PLUMBER, 606 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1S60. Telephone 315l
McCormick Thomas J., clerk, r. 331)4 Bush
McCormick Timothy, hackdriver, r. 748)4 Minna
McCormick William, janitor Boys' High School, r.
cor Point Lobos Av and Boyce
McCormick William, liquor saloons, ferry steamen,
r. 924 Valencia
McCormick William, physician, 338 Eddy
McCormick William, porter, r. 821 Capp
McCormick William H., carriagepainter, r. 2648 Fol-
som
McCormick William H., machine J. Wagner & Co., r.
1012 McAllister
McCormick William J., machine operator Bucking-
ins,' & Hecht, r. 113 Oak
McCormick William H., marble works, 761 and 827
Market, r. 1715 Larkiu
McCormick William J. T., teacher Latin and English
St. Mary's College
lO" McCormick. See McCormack
McCoriston Hujeh E., housesmitU, r. 3 Morse PI
McCosker Edward, teamster, r. 1156 Folsom
McCoskey Patrick, teamster, r. 2733 Pine
McCottrey George, meterman, r. 304 Green
McCottrey James, framemaker Schussler Bros., r. 304
Green
McCotrrey Mary, widow, r. 130 Tenth
McCottrey Robert, engineer, r. 304 Green
McCottrey Robert Jr., framemaker, r. 304 Green
McCottrey Samuel, framemaker, r. 304 Green
McCottrey Thomas, r. 130 Tenth
McCourt Ellen, widow, r. 948 Howard
McUourt James, coalpasser, r. 1224 Montgomery
McCourt Jamcs, laborer, r. 624 Fourth
McCourt James F., machinist, r. 1332 Sacramento
McCourt Jennie, widow, r. 1332 Sacramento
McCourt Patrick, laborer, r. N a Filbert, bet Steiner
aud Pierce
McCouit Patrick B. (O'Donnell & McCourt) r. 418
Sutter
McCouit Peter, iron worker S. F. Gas Light Co.
McCourt Robert, conductor, r. 1415 Polk
McCourtuey Alfred T., bookbinder, r. 30 Clara
McCourtney Charles H., clerk Recorder's Office, r. 16
Clara
McCourtney Ephraira J., calker, r. 16 Clars
McCourtney Thomas, shipwright, r. 135)4 Perry
McCoy A., waiter, r. 675 Mission
McCoy Alexander, laborer, r. 1030 Howard
McCoy Alexander, laborer, r. NE cor Twenty-sixth
aud Alabama
McCoy Arthur P., plumber, r. 137 Third
McCoy Charles !•., mining secretary, 3 San Fran-
cisco Stock and Excljange BIdg, r. Oakland
McCoy Daniel, teamster, r. 135 !4 Fifth
McCoy Edward, mate tug boat Relief
McCov Edward, stonecutter, r. 431)4 Clementina
McCoy Edward, plumber r. 1157 Folsom
McCoy EliZibetb F. Mrs., r. 616 Natoma, rear
McCoy George W., machinist, r. 234 Bush
McCoy Henry J., general secretary Young Men '•
Christian Association, 232 Suiter, r. 724 Hayes
McCoy James, street contractor, r. NW cor Twenty-
sixth and Alabama
McCov James W., clerk M. Dewittfc Co., r.733 Folsom
McCoy John McC, conductor Market St. RR.. r. 8oO
Haight
McCoy Michael, foreman Hose No. 7, r, E 8 Minnesota,
bet Solano and Butte
McCoy Patrick (McCoy i Gallagher) r. 322 Twenty-
stcond
McCoy Patrick, laborer, r. 1924 Filbert
McC "y Patrick, packer Neustadter Bros., r. 11 Minna
M C^y Peter, butcher, r. 23 White PI
McC')"y Thomas, butcher, r. NE cor Chestnut and
FillMK.re
M Coy Thomas, molder, r. 45K Ritch
McCov Thomas, porkpacker, r. NE cor Chestnut and
Fillmore
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mannfactnrffr of everr dcBCPlptSon of
PASSBNGEE, 6TBBBT AND FREIGHT CaBS.
48 to 80 Beale »tre«t. Sau rraneiseo.
STEAM ENGINES AND THRESHING MACHINES.
TBUMAK, ISHAH & HOOEEBt
421-4^7 Market Street.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTKKS OT
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
O
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McCoy & Gallagher (Patrick McCoy and Thomas Gal-
lagher) groceries and liquors, SE cor Eighth and
Howard
McCracken Arthur (Menzies, Bingham & Co.) r. 412
Vallejo
McCracken Arthur T., engineer, r. 30 Ritch
McCracken "George S., clerk, r. 418 Golden Gate At
McCracken Henry F., clerk, r. 715 Lombard
McCracken John, laundryman Lick Laundry
McCracken John, teamster, r. 1458 Minna
McCracken John E., dri-rer City hR., r. 1458 Minna
McCracken Mary, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 715 Lombard
McCracken Michael J., tentmiker, r. 221 Filbert
McCracken W. H., r. 306 Stockton
nicCracken William, proprietor Lick Laundry,
9 Lick PI. r. 519 Fell
McCraigh John, r. 17 Lewis
McCraith Daniel, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 209
Geary
McCraith Edward, salesman Strauss & Frohman, r. 5
Bartol
McCraith George J., bookkeeper Charles Oppenhei-
mer & Co.. r. 6 Bartol
McCraith John, clerk, r. 17 Lewis
McCraith Mary, widow r. 6 Bartol
McCraith Michael, hnckman, r. 17 Lewis
MrCralth Tbomas, sboemaker, r. 138 Sliipify
McCraith Thomas F., foreman Engine No. 14, r. 419
Lagnna
McCraith William, shoemaker, r. 6 Sherwood PI
McCraith William P., painter, r. 5 Bartol
McCray Finlay, laborer, r. W a Michigan, bet Napa
and Shasta
McCray Henry W., draftsman U. S. Surveyor- General's
Office, r. 42:s Ellis
McCrea George P., attorney at law, 704 Montgomery
McCrea Henry, attorney at law, t06 Kearny, r. San Ra-
fael
McCrea Henry, driver United Carriage Co., r. 181
Jessie
McCrea Hugh, iron roller, r. 1034 Army
McCrea Joseph, housemover, r. 925 Natoma, rear
McCrea William, attorney at law, r. 418 Sutter
83^ McCrea. See MacEea, McCreagh and McRae
McCreadie Richard, boilermaker, r. 3 Bruce PI
McCreadie Kichard Jr., druggist, r. 3 Bruce PI
McCready Cbarlep, baker Alms HouFe
McCready Daniel J., teamster, r. Golden Gate At, nr
Willard
McCready William, watchman, r. 2404 Folsom
1^' McCreadv. See Macrrady and Mecready
McCreagh John, r. 1211 )« Polk
McCreagh John, engineer, r. 2133 Harrison
McCreagh Michael, r.2133J4 Harrison
McCreagh Thomas, groceries and liquors, 919 Har-
rison
McCreagh Tbomas J., conductor N. B. and M. RR.,
r. 2133)4 Hanison
McCredie Samuel J., clerk, r. 443 Natoma, rear
McCreery A. B., capitalist, 211 Sansome, rooms
2-3, r. Washington, D. C.
McCreery Andrew, r. 424 Post
McCreery Andrew T., r. 424 Post
McCreery David, hostler Sutter St. BR. Co., r. 1631
Clay
McCreery Charles A., teamster J. B. Cole, r. 1420 How-
ard
McCreery Michael, bricklayer, r. 1311 Filbert
McCreerv William J., bookkeeper James Alexander,
r. 434 Sixth
McCreery'sLuildingR, NE and SE cor Montgomery
and Pine, and 310 Pine
McCrellis Frank, driver The Whitney Standard Oak-
land Transfer Co., r. 108 Alta
McCrellis Ben.ianjin F., liquor saloon, 210 Bush, r.
Brooklvn Hotel
McCrellish Marv, widow, r. 910 Pine
McCrindle John M., porter Dunham, Carrigan & Co.;
r. 1(136 Hi ward
r. 1036 Howard
salesman I. S. Van Winkle 4c
McCrindle Marv Mrs.,
McCrindle William T
Co., r. Oakland
McCriuk Peter, blacksmith, r. 6 Lick Alley
Mcirory David W., assistant storekeeper Custom
House, r. 1724 Eddy
McCrory Seneca, capitalist, r. Exiss House
McCroBky Joseph H., printer The Carlos White
Printing Co., r. 44434 Clementina
McCiof^sen Ellen, widow, r. M3 Stevenson, rear
McCrossen Jobn (Hendry & McCrotsen) r. 62 South
Park
McCrossen William, clerk, r. 643 Stevenson, rear
McCrum Hugh (Sroufei: McCrum) r. 512 Golden Gate
Av «
McCrystle Alfred P., plumber Henry Williamson, r.
2626 MiSKion
McCrysile Charles, tailor, 1249 Mission, r.l023 Twen-
tieth
Mctrystle John, patternmaker Fulton Iron Works, r.
1023 Twentieth
McCrystle William H.. machinist, r. 1023 Twentieth
McCuaig J. W., physician Alms House
McCudd.v Owen, miner, r. 119 Fourth
McCue Ann. widow, r. 140 Hickory Av
McCue Frank W , liquor saloon, 2546 Folsom, r. 253«
Folsom
McCue Hugh V., driver Hook and Ladder No. 1, r. 22
O'Farrell
McCue James, blacksmith, r. 19 X Adelaide PI
McCue James, hackman, r- 270 *« Clementina
McCue James, laborer, r. 108 Clara
McCue John, hostler, r. 455 Clementina
McCue John, laborer, r. 12 M Hunt
McCue John, stonecutter, r. 2517 Folsom
M( Cue John J., cashier Palace Hotel, r. 111 Scott
McCue Joseph J. Rev., assistant pant^T St. Peter'»
Church, r. E s Alabama, near Twenty-fifth
McCue Kate, widow, r. S s St. Thomas, bet St. Law-
rence and Alleghany
McCue Michael J., carriage factory, 1817-1319 Market,
r. U23ii Mishion
McCue Patrick, mechanic Bay City Iron Works, r. 14
Freelon
McCiie Terrance, shoemaker James Toomey, r. 614
Mission
McCue Winifred, domestic, 721 Franklin
e^ McCue. See McHugh and McKew
McCuen James, laborer, r. 1001 Battery
McruUen Benjamin, watchman, r. 6(i2 Mission
McCuUoch Alexander, clerk Atlas Iron Works, r. 926
Minna
McCulloch Allen, engineer tug Katy, r. 630 )<s Minna
McCulloch Emma, bakery, >W cor Laguna and Pine
McCulloch John, cooper, r. 926 Minna
McCulloch Jobn Jr., machinist Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 926 Minna
McCullot h John E., master mariner, r, 423 Harrison
McCulloch Thomas, wrapper Newman & Levinson,
r. 926 Minna
McCulloch William C. painter, r. 461 Natoma
McCullongl\ Alexander D. W., ticket auditor
Soiitbern Pacific Co., NE cor Fourth and Town-
send, room 3(t, r. 11 Kearny
McCullough Annie Miss, tailoress. r. 330 Oapp
McCullough Catherine, bake^Fy, 1118 Howard
M. Cullough Catherine Mrs., r. 732 Natoma
McCullough Charles, clerk Merry, Faull & Co., r. ft
Hill
McCullough Daniel, treasurer Baldwin Theater, r.
130 Eddy
McCullough Daniel, groceries and liquors, 648 Minna
McCullough Frank E., r. 29 Moss
McCullough George, coachman '^520 Howard
MLCullough Henry V. S., mining, 328 Montgomery
roouj 20, r. 118 Grant Av
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING.
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GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SSXT017, Asst Umger.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
McC
807
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McCuUungb James, agent Arniour Parking Co. (Ean-
BBH Ciry, Mo.) 123 Califoruta, r. 6 Hill
McUnllough James, washer United Carriage Co., r.
181 Jessie
McCullouyh James, laborer, r. 1905 Leavenworth, rear
McCullongh Jainet; B., newsdealer, r. 6-39 Clay
McCullough John, railingmaker Cal. Wire Works, r.
909 battery
McCullough John, secondhand books, 29 Second, r.
Alameda
McCullough John, stevedore, r. 636 Third
McCulloujih Joseph, barber, 22 Eddy, r. 130 Eddy
McCullough M., l.ibort-r Calvary Cemetery
McCullough Maurice K., salesman Prebton & McKin-
non, r. 927 Minna
McCullough M. E. Mrs., widow, r. 130 Eddy
McCullough Patrick, warehouseman, t. 530 Third
McCullough Peter (Qreen & McCullough) r. 1113
Folsom
McCullough Richard, r. 1079 Market
McCuUou. h Saiuuel, r. 829 Capp
McCullough Thomas, labort-r. r. 1146 Howard
McCullough Thomas J., solicitor, r. 330 Capp
McCullough William, clerk, r. 330 Capp
McCullough William, manager H. Huddleston & Co.
511 Montgomery Av., r 330 Capp
McCullough William, painter, r. 35 . Third
M. Cullongh William, tailor, r. 29 Moss
McCullough William, watchman stmr Newbern
McCullough William K., bookkeeper, r. IIU Twenty-
first
McCullough William P., seaman, r. 113 Stewart
McCully John, liquor saloon 8W cor Second and
Minna, r. 935 Tweiity-flrst
McCune Ada, widow, r. 312 Ellis
McCune Charles, cook, r. 223 Minna
McCune Joseph, steamboat fireman, r. 629 Front
McCune T. A., r. 2ii6 Brannan
McCune Thomas H., associate principal Westminster
school, r. 129 Haight
McCune William, chicken ranch, Guiana E of Rail-
road Av
McCurdy Alfred C. bakery, 1125 Valencia
McCurdv Annie, domestic 10 Allen
McCurdy Bridget Mrs., r. 10 Allen
McCnrdy Collins, clerk, r. 826 Powell
McCurdy David, wood and coal. 922 Montgomery, r.
1405 Montgomery
McCurdy James, steelworker Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
E fl Louisiana bet Georgia and Maryland
McCurdy John B., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 702
Braunan
MoCurdy John B., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 5H Stevenson
McCurdy Samuel, boot freer, r. 125 Hayes
McCurdy William, waiter, t. 115 Fifth
McCurdy William B., cabinetmaker, r. 126 O'Farrell
McCurrie J. P., secretary British Benevolent Society
of Cal., 531 California, r. 2106 Jackson
McCurrie Matthew, piano maker, r. 210i) Jackson
McCurry Alexander, wines and liquors, 219 Second
MoCurry James, fruit and vegetables, 124 Seventh
McCuhker Bernard, laborer, r. 9 Prescott
McCusker Cornelius E., buyer Goldberg, Bowen &
Co., r. 719 Webster
McCusker Edward C, harnessmaker Mead k Heyer-
mann, r. 119H Lanyton
McCusker James E., buyer Davis Bros., r. 719 Webster
McCusker Joseph, apprentice J. T. Gray, r. 119)4
Langton
McCusker Thomas, r. 262X Clementina
Mcc'UHker Thomas, varnisher, r. 119 Langton
SIcCutclien EiUvard J. (Estee, Wilson A; Mc-
Cutchen) attorney at law, 419 California, room 19,
r. Alameda
MoCiitcheu William, haokman, r. 309 Third
McDade Andrew, painter, r. Rutledge Av, nr Ala-
bama
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606 KEARNV STREET.
Telephone 31S.
McDaile Edward, engineer, r. 121(iJ4 FoUom
McDade Edward W., draftsman S. F. Bridge Co., r.
1216^ Folsom
McDade George (McDade & Toche) r. Rutledg« Av,
nr Alabama
McDade John J., teacher Lincoln Evening School, r.
SW cor Santa Clara and York
McDnde k Toche (George McDade and Clement
Toche) carriage painters, 25 Washington
McDaniel Edward H., watchman U. 8. Mint, r. 439
O'Farrel
McDaniel John E., bookbinder H. S. Crocker k Co.,
r. 178 Pen y
McDaniel Mary E., widow, r. Ns Twenty-fourth, bet
Dolores and Cliattatiooga
McDaniels Annie Mrs., dressmaking, 1523 Powell
McDaniels James K., compositor, r. 15.3 Powell
McDaniels John, r. 519 Sacramento
McDavid Alexander, compositor Filmer Ac Stiller
Electro Co., r. 613)4 Stockton
McDavid John R., conductor Market St. RR., r. 409
Broderick
McDavitt Catherine, widow, r. 646 Mission
McDavitt James J., pressman Francis, Valentine &
Co., r. 774 Bryant
McDearnion William, manager Salamander
Felting Co. (Pacific Branch) 402 Montgomery, r.
706 Pine
McDermott Agnes Miss, r. 2314)4 Larkin
McDermoit Albert, laborer, r. 334 Twenty-ninth
McDeruiott Alice Miss, lacemakT, r. 2314)4 Larkin
McDermott Alouzo, molder, r. 2509 Folsom
McDermott Anna, widow, r. 34 Clementina
McDermott Annie F. Miss, teacher Wbittler Primary
School, r. 214 Grove
McDermott Arthur, druggist and apothecary,
NE cor Haight and Pierce
McDermott Bernard, watchman Omnibus RR., r. 46
Dorland
McDermott B. F. Mrs., widow, r. 83 Clementina
McDermott Bridaet, domestic i:«)4 Guerrero
McDermott Charhs, laboi er. r 7 Mary
McDermott i harles E., molder Pac. Iron Works, r. 34
Clementina
McDermott Charles F., blacksmith, r. lOS Morrla Av
McDermott Daniel F., laborer, r. 4J5 Sierra
McDermott Dennis, engin-er. r. 1533)4 Howard
McDermott Edward, laborer, r. 214 Ritch
McDermott Edward, laborer Frank P. McLennan, r.
W 8 Railroad Av, bet Dominica and Servia
McDermott Eilward, woolsorter Catton, Bell & Co.,
r. 108 Morris Av
McDermott Edward, laborer, r. W s Railroad Av, nr
.Servia
McDermott F., shoemaker, r. New Franklin Hotel
.McDermott Francis J., gaafitter. r. 3 Townsend
McDermott George A., clerk Schoenfeld & Bro., r.
2.')09 Folsom
McDermott Grace Mrs., stewardess stmr San Bias
McDermott Hanorah, widow, r. 80 Jessie
McDermott Hu-h, hostler, r. 424 Jackson
McDermott J., r. 529 Sicramento
McDermott J. & Co. (Mrs. James McDermott and J.
T. D'Arcy) picture frames, 1113 Market
McDermott James, bricklayer, r. 134 Paae
McDermott James, butcher, NE cor Tenth and Harri-
son, r. 1328 Harrison
McDermott James, carpenter, r. 26 Turk
McDermott Jiimes, engineer Marine Hospital, r.
Twenty-third .\v. nr Clement
McD' rmott James, helper 8. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. 214 Ritch
McDermott JameK, Looker Pac. Rolling Mill, r, W •
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta, rear
McDermott Jann s, laborer, r. 26 Ritch
McDermoit James, laborer, r. 206 (j Langton
McDertiiott James, luborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W
s Michigan bet Sierra and Shasta, rear
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
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FOR GAS, STEAM AND -WATER.
Pipe Flttlnsrs, all Sizes.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
McDermott James, millhand Jason Springer & Co., r.
448 Sixth
McDermott James, teamster, r. 30 Stanford
McDermott James Mis. (J. McDerafctt & Co.) r. 1246
Mission
McDermott James P., teamster School Dept, r. 21
Stanford
McDermott James, dressmaker, r. 2025 Fillmore
McDermott Jessie Miss, lacemaker, r. 2314 J5 Larkin
McDermott John, bricklayer, r. 124 Tenth
McDermott John, butcher, r. 20 Langton
McDermott John, hostler, r. 442 Clementina
McDermott John, laborer, r. Ill Valley
McDermott John, loborer, r. 442 Clementina
McDermott John, laborer, r. 2225 Greenwich
McDermott John, painter Henry White & Co., r. 40
Moss
McDermott John, seaman stmr San Bias
McDermott John, steam fitter, r. 744 Howard
McDermott John, tanner, r. 108 Morris Av
McDermott John Jr., r. 442 Clementina
McDermott John F., packer Lievre, Fricke & Co., r.
220 Filbert
McDermott John P., sergeant police, r. 1009 Golden
Gate Av
McDermott John W., clerk Nevada Bank, r. 124 Tenth
McDermott Joseph, master stmr Whitelaw, r. 701 Na-
toma
McDermott Joseph, tlnroofer, r. 1014 Florida
McDermott Katherine, widow, r. 1014 Florida
McDermott Lawrence C, beater Pac. Boiling Mill,
r. W s Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta, rear
McDermott Louis M., washer Fashion Stable, r. 24
Turk
McDermott M., fireman stmr Granada
McDermott Magaret, r. 744 Howard
McDermott Margaret, widow, r. 214 Grova
McDermott Martin, finisher S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 2314k Larkin
McDermott Mary, nurse, r. 936 Folsom
McDermott Michael, carpenter, r. 533 Post
McDermott Michael, hooker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Ws
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta, rear
McDermott Michael, laborer, r. N s Clipper, bet Dia-
mond and Douglass
McDermott Michael H., clerk, r. 501 Post
McDermott Patrick, cardriver, r. 709 Howard
McDermott Patrick, drayman Roland W. Snow
McDermott Patrick, laborer, r. 1313San8ome, rear
McDermott Patrick, loneshoreman. r. 32 Clara
McDermott Patrick, stevedore, r. 220 Filbert
McDermott Robert, teamster, r. SE cor Randall and
Chenery
McDermott Sarah Mrs., janitress, 322 Ritch
McDermott T., blacksmith Union Iron Works
McDermott Terrence, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons.
r. 321 Pacific
McDermott Thomas, r. 797 Mission
McDermott Thomas, r. 2025 Fillmore
McDermott Thomas, cardriver, r. 7 Mary
McDermott Thomas, clerk, r. 1108 Steiner
McDermott Thomas, engineer, r. 4 Alice
McDermott Thomas, engineer W. T. Garratt & Co.. r.
530 Fifth
McDermott Thomas, herder, r. W b Michigan, bet
Sierra and Shasta, rear
McDermott Thomas, laborer, r. 1014 Filbert
McDermott Thomas, sorter 8. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 249 Minna
McDermott Thomas F., upholsterer George Walcom,
r. til5 Mason
McDermott Timothy, blacksmith's helper, r. 122
Clinton
McDermott Timothy, butcher, r. St. Thomas, bet
Railroad Av and Yhzoo
McDermott William, boilermaker, r. 40 Quinn
McDermott William, cardriver, r. 764 Folsom
McDermott William, laborer, r. 159 Dore
McDermott William, laborer, r. 1323 Minna
McDermott Willaim, millhand, r. 32 Clara
McDermott William F., boatman, r. NW cor First and
Brannan
McDermott William L., steward S. F. Laundry
McDermott William P., physician and drug-
gist, 1242 Valencia, r. 901 Twenty-fourth
McDermott William S.. cook, r. 1519 Eddy
8^" McDermott. See MacDermot
McDevitt A. Mrs., widow, r. 911 Sansome
McDevitt Alfred, bookkeeper, r. 255 Clementina
McDevitt Andrew, r. 416 Broadway
McDevitt Andrew C, baker, r. 317 Union
McDevitt Andrew J., plumber Jacob Ahlbach, r, 106
Freelon
McDevitt Annie, widow, r. 7K Verona
McDevitt Arthur, teamster, r. S 8 Godeus, nr Cali-
fornia Av, B. H.
McDevitt Charles J., clerk supply dept Wells, Fargo
& Co., r. 646 Mission
McDevitt Cornelius, teamster, r. 7 Vincent
McDevitt Daniel, groceries and liquors, 770 Howard,
r. 766 Howard
McDevitt Daniel, liquor saloon, 548 Ninth
McDevitt Daniel, sash and doormaker Day, Huber &
Craker, r. 2^7 Perry
McDevitt Edward, compositor, r. 705 Vallejo
McDevitt Edward, driver James McDevitt, r. 504
Minna
McDevitt Edward, teamster, r. 7 Vincent
McDevitt Edward C, salesman K. Meussdorffer, r. 1
Eaton Alley
McDevitt Elizabeth Miss, r. 410 Sixth, rear
McDevitt Ellen, widow, r. 1213 Bryant
McDevitt Francis, laborer, r- 7J^ Verona
McDevitt Frank, printer, r. 816 Green
McDevitt James, bakery, 504 Minna, r. 1709 Howard
McDevitt James, contractor, r. 911 Sansome
McDevitt James, laborer, r, 16 Tehama
McDevitt James, sash and doormaker Day, Huber k
Craker, r. 16 Bluxome
McDevitt James J., painter, r. 774 Bryant
McDevitt John, blacksmith, r. 4 Morrell PI
McDevitt John, machinist, r. 7J4 Verona
McDevitt John C, salesman M. Meussdorflfer, r. 816
Green
McDevitt Joseph, pressman, r. 164 Clara
McDevitt Maria, widow, r. 774 Bryant
McDevitt Mary, widow, r. 705 Vallejo
McDevitt Mary Miss, r. 610 Sixth, rear
McDevitt M. J. Miss, artibt, r. 14W9 Polk
McDevitt Patrick, teamster J. C. Rued & Co., r. 121S
Bryant
McDevitt Peter, hackman, r. N s Twenty-third, bet
Noe and Castro
McDevitt Philip, teamster Oregon Imp. Co., r. 16
Federal
McDevitt Rubena L. Mrs., shoefitter U. W. Boot and
Shoe Co., r. 105 Twenty-sixth
McDevitt S. A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1439 Polk
McDevitt Samuel, blacksmith, r. iiiii Clementina
McDevitt Sarah Mrs., r. 21 ^ Converse
McDevitt Thomas C, baker, r. 816 Green
McDevitt William, carriage painter, r. N s Twenty-
third, bet Noe and Castro
McDevitt William, laborer, r. 211 Fifteenth
McDeviit William, laborer 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 4
Morrell PI
McDevitt Willinm. painter Carvill Mnfg Co., r. Twen-
ty-third nr Noe
McDevitt William, baker, r. 816 Green
McDevitt William H., teamster Wilmerdlng & Co., r.
532 Fourth
McDonald A., laborer What Cheer House
McDonald A., millhand Miller & Hamilton, r. 214
Second
McDonald Abner, master mariner, r. 16 Rincon Av
McDonald Addie Miss, teacher music, r; 4 Willow At
DRAPERIES.
Special attention given to making up Draperies and
Canopies for Lodges, Societies, etc.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STBEET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO..
Mantifacturers of Show Cases
and Store Pixtures. ,
37 Martet St
m IDCr rVTDA nDVi^^^^ChtmpaBue, compariBonwm prove URPADHARASHHYACO.,
CLLirOL LA I nH Un I tBuperlortty over imported. NuBnudy used, t 630 WASH&70TOK STSZIT.
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McDonald Adelaide, widow, r. 1014 MontRoniery
McDonuld Albert R., stair builder N. P. Langland, r.
24J4 Pine
McDonald Alexander blacksmith Thomai J. Quinn,
r. 227 Fifteenth
McDonald Alexander, shipwright, r. 435 Fifteenth
McDonald Alexander, carpenter, r. 2922 Sacramento
McDonald Alexander, cigarmaker, r. a31 Nineteenth
McDonald Alexander, laborer, r. cor Malu'and Harri-
son
McDonald Alexander, master mariner, r. 1604 Jones
McDonald Alexander, shoemaker, 1303 Buchanan
McDonald Alexander C, engineer, r. 1521 Leaven-
worth
McDonald Alexander W., plumber Grand Hotel, r. 631
Stevenson
McDonald Allan, carpenter and builder, 1303 Bu-
chanan
McDonald Allen, laborer, r. 724 Brannan
McDonald Ameciles, carpenter, r. 131 Ivy Av
McDonald Andrew, blacksmith Spring Valley W. W.,
r. 517 >4 Fourth
McDonald Andrew, musician, r. 146 Minna, rear
McDonald Andrew A., signpainter. r. 820 Howard
McDonald Andrew R., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons,
r. 647!^ Willow Av
McDonald Ansus, seaman, r. 625 Davis
JIcDouald Angus, shipcarpenter, r. 214 Hermann
McDonald Anna Miss, paper bosmaker, r. 3M Polk
McDonald Annie, widow, r. 212 Seventh
McDonald Annie, burler S. F. Pioneer 'Woolen Fac-
torv, r. 801 Vallejo
McDonald Anthony, carpenter, r. 647 M Willow Av
McDonald Anthony, moldrr, r. 221 Eleventh
McDonald Archibald, carpenter, r. 631 !« Stevenson
McDonald Archibald, harnessmaker, r. 26 Turk
McDonald Archibald, machinist, r. 6;S7 Howard
McDonald Archibald D., carpenter, r. 24 Turk
McDonald B. H.. salesman, r. 109 Turk
McDonald Bridget, widow, r. 20 Howard Court
McDonold Catherine, widow, r. 4 Willow Av
McDonald Catherine, widow, r. 1811 Steiner
McDonald Catherine, ladies' nurse, r. 108 William
McDonald Catherine Mrs., bakery and confectionery,
112 Eighth
McDonald Charles, laborer, r. W s Michigan, bet
Napa and Shasta
McDonalil Charles, waiter E. & T. Althof, r. 27 Elgin
Park Av
McDonald Charles A., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r.
2424 Pine
McDonald Charles C. machinist, r. 2545 Mission
McDonald Charles H., policeman, r. 2121 Bush
McDonald Charles J., clerk S. P. Co., r. 1201 Folsom
McDonald Clementina Mrs., r. 925 Minna
McDonald C. M. Mrs., teacher music, r. 2507 Mission
McDonald u.. driller S. F. Bridge Co., r. 1316 Natoma
McDonald D., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
McDonald Daniel (Commary k McDonald) r. 733J4
Miuna
McDonald Daniel, bookkeeper, r. 528 Pacific
McDonald Daniel, stripper Boger Bros., r. 2021 Geary
McDonald Daniel J., collector, r. 521 Eddy
McDonald Daniel J., plumber, r. 1811 Steiner
McDonald David, master mariner, r. 5*4 Folsom
McDonald David, secretary, r. 13 Pacific
McDonald D. L. Mrs., widow, r. 1800 Laguna
McDonald Donald, bookkeeper Carroll, Abrams i
Carroll, r. 1321 Webster
McDonald Donald, carpenter, r. 2922 Sacramento
McDonald Donald, shipcarpenter, r. Ocean View
McDonald Duncan F., warehouseman Haslett k
Bailey, r. 15b Tehama
McDonald Duncan O., tannery. 212 Twenty-sixth
McDonald E., woolscourer, r. 2 McDermott PI
McDonald E^lward, wagonmaker, 705 Brannan
McDonald Edward A., painter The Brooke Painting,
Sign and Advertising Co., r. 820 H >ward
FRATINGER & CO.
MOURNING SUITS
MADE AT SHORTEST NOTICE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
MARBLE WASH STANDS.
WASH BASINS. BASIN COCKS.
Lane's Sanitary Basin Trap elTecinally exclQfles sewer m
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1S60. Telephone 315.
McDonald Edward .J., cigars and tobacco, 159 Third.
r. 2 McDermott PI
McDonald Edward P., laster Buckingham & Hecbt, r.
831 Nineteenth
McDonald Edwin, boilermaker P. M. SS. Co.
McDonald Edwin A. (Fassett & McDonald) r.613 Ellis
McDonald Elizabeth, widow, r. 252 Jessie
McDonald iClizabeth, domestic SW cor Seventeenth
and Valencia
McDonald Ellen, widow, r. 25 Jansen
McDonald Ellen, widow, r. 831 Nineteenth
McDonald Ellen, housekeeper Grand Hotel
McDonald Felix, plasterer, r. 221 Tenth
McDonald Frank, assistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
T.t2'>Vi O'Farrell
McDonald Frank, boatman, r. cor Jefferson and Pow-
ell
McDonald Frank, clerk Pac. Bell Tel. Co., r. 252
Jessie
McDonald Frank, ivoryturner, r. 507 Bnsh
McDonald Frank, tailor, r. 5 Everett
McDonald George, r. 726 Mission
McDonald George, blacksmith, r. 445 Natoma
McDonald George, carpenter, r. 839 Mission
McDonald George, laborer Pioneer White Lead Works,
r. 36 Clay
McDonald George, painter, r. 2922 Sacramento
McDonald George, shoemaker, r. 1521 Leavenworth
McDonald George, teamster, r. NE cor McAllister and
Baker
McDonald George E., lather, r. 223 Fulton
McDonald George F., molder S. F. Stove Works, r. 19
Hampton PI
McDonald Harry, waiter, r. 904 Jackson
McDonald H. B. & Co. (Henrv B. McDonald) proptrs
Electric Soap Co . 870 Folsom
SIcDonald Henrietta Mrs. , propiietresa Pioneer
Saloon. E s Louisiana, bet Sierra and Sbasta
McDonald Henry, helper Fulton Iron Works, r. 39
Federal
McDonald Henry B.(H. B. McDonald ^ Co.)r. 1 Fifth
McDonald Henry H., bookkeeper George F. Van De
Mark & Co., r. Oakland
McDonald Hugh, flagman Potrero and B. V. RE., r.
216 Kitch
McDonald Hugh, laborer, r. 3 San J036 At
McDonald Hugh, laborer, r. 210 Eighth
McDonald J., stevedore, r. 366 Natoma
McDonald James, bartender J. R. McNeill, r. 1203
Market
McDonald James, honse mover, r. 1126 Mission
.McDonald James, laborer, r. 44 Ritch
McDonald James, laborer, r. 145 Shipley
McDonald James, miner, r. 51 Third
McDonald James, printer Neville * Co., r. 12 Welsh
McDonald James, ship carpenter, E s LoulBt-
ana, bet Sierra and Shasta
McDonald James, shoemaker, 536 Sixteenth
McDonald James, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. Oakland
McDonald James A., fireman Cal. Electric Light Co.,
r. 134 Valley
McDonald James A. J., physician, office 1029;$
Market, r. cor Ellis and Broderick
McDonald James B., cigarmaker, r. 1607 Howard
McDonald James F., clerk, r. SW cor Haight and
Lyon
McDonald James G. (J. G. McDonald & Co.) r. 1805
Mason
McDonald James G., seaman, r. 28 Clay
McDonald James J., bookbinder, r. 359 Jessie
McDonald James J., shoemaker, r. 1316 Natoma
McDonald James J., sho«maker P. F. Nolan & Sons,
r. 217 Cortland Av
McDonald James M., cRpitalist and supervisor
Second Ward, r. 912 Union
McDonald James P., salesman Davis Bros., r. 112
Silver
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
HHannfaotarer ofeTerx denrrlptlon of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to SO Be«le Street. San rr»ncl»eo.
Truman, Isham & Hooker. iV;.illt'j7~- ^'•- ~«?-«^.«.»«''' ^^»"J»«?«'
lump heats sold to the Trade.
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IMPORTEKS OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
All Sizes and >iiun1}ers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
QQ
McDoDald Jereuiiah, barkman, r. 912 Filteeiitb
McDon«ld J. Q. \- Co. (James G. McDouald) fancy
CFHckerB, ll'iO Market
McDonald J. H., ageiit Masonic Mutual Aid Assn, r.
Oakland
McDonald John, baker, r. 6683i Clementina
McDonald John, baker, r. cor Sumatra and Tombig-
bee
McDonald John, car driver, r. 819 Howard
McDonald John, clampmaker Cal. Spring Mnfg Co., r.
819 Mission
McDonald John, harness cleaner United Carriage Co.
McDonald John, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r.l65
Perry
McDouald John, liquor saloon, 17 Sixth, r. 13 Polk
McDonald John, painter, r. NE cor Fulton and Lar-
kin
McDonald John, sailmaker, r. 820 Howard
McDonald John, salesman Stevenson & Longwill, r.
957 Howard
McDonald John, sash and doormaker Day, Huber &
Craker, r. 44 M Ritch
McDonald John, steward, r. 916 Pacific
McDonald John, tailor, r. 22254 O'Farrell
McDonald John, tpamster, r. E s Castro, nr Henry
McDonald John, tinsmith Freeman & Wrin, r. 15
Isis
McDonald John A., safemaker, r. 551 Folsom
MiUonuld John C, laborer, r. 15 Gilbert
McDonald John H., engineer, r. 450 Jessie
McDonald John J., r. 181 Ivy Av
McDonald John J., with Filmer& Stiller Electro. Co.,
r. 27H Jessie
McDonald John J., clerk, r. E 8 Castro, nr Henry
McDonald John J., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 786J4
Stevenson
McDonald John J., drayman, and assistant engineer
Engine No. 14, r. 1312 Eddy
McDonald John J., laborer 8. F. Glue Works, r. 221
Tenth
McDonald John J., machinist and patternmaker
George H. Tny & Co., r. 18 Hampton PI
McDonald John R., paper hanger, r. 2507 Mission
McDonald Jolin W., contractor, 234 Montgom-
ery, and School Director, r. 1307 Devisadero
McDonald Jonathan F. , physician and sur-
geon, office and r. 308 Fifth, office hours 2 to 5 and
7 to 8 p. M.
McDonald Joseph, carpenter, r. fil8 Stevenson
McDonald Joseph, guard Industrial School
McDonald Joseph, paper carrier, r. 48 Silver
McDonald Joseph, sailmaker, r. 8'20 Howard
McDonald Joseph F., driver, r. 145 Shipley
McDonald Josie Mrs., furnished rooms, 109 Ellis
McDouald J. W., carpenter, r. 26 Turk
McDonald J. W. C, gripman Market St. RE., r. 1910
McAllister
McDonald Kate, widow, r. 526 J<! Geary
McDonald Kate Mrs., r. 710 Folsom
McDonald L. Mrs., furnished rooms, 607 Bush
McDonald Lawrence, hostler, r. 810 Howard
McDonald Louis, longshoreman, r. 322 Main, rear
McDonald Luke, laborer, r. 27 J^ Crocker
McDonald M., deckhand stmr City of Stockton
McDonald M., helper Cal. Horse Shoe Co.
McDonald M., laborer P. M. 8S. Co.
McDonald M., seaman stmr San Jose
McDonald Margaret, widow, r. 3(iJ« Harriet
M<Donald Margaret, widow.- r. 2236 Bush
McDonald Margaret Mrs., r, 3J4 Polk
McDonald Martin, cook The Green House
McDonald Mary, widow, r. 219 Linden Av
McDonald Mary, widow, r. 232 Clipper
McDonald Mary, widow r. 320 Jessie
McDonald Mary, widow, r. 359 Jessie
McDonald Michael, r. 46 Everett
McDonald Michael, carpenter, r. 2545 Mission
McDonald Michael, gardener Calvary Cemetery
McDonald Michael, lauudryman Lick Laundry, r. 650
Howard
MiDonald Michael, longshoreman, r. 12 Welsh
McDouald Michael, peddler, r. 24 Converse
McDonald Michael J., liquor saloon, SW cor Sixth
and Branuan, r. 11 Geneva
McDonald M. J., capitalist, 310 Pine, room 43, r. Oc-
cidental Hotel
McDonald Neal T., teamster, r. 40 Twelfth
McDonald Nellie, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 1208)4 Union
McDouald Nicholas, laborer, r. 2021 Geary
McDonald Owen, r. 2121 Bush
McDonald P., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
McDonald Patrick, driver Peter Kelly
MdDonald Patrick, laborer, r. 112 M Silver "
McDonald Patrick, lather, r. 223 Fulton
McDouald Patrick, porter, r. 41 Everett
McDonald Patrick A., coal dealer, 809 Folsom,.
r. 811 Folsom
McDonald Peter, machinist Rlsdon I. and L. Works.
r. 30 54 Harriet
McDonald Peter, teamster, r. Fairmount, nr Chenery,
Fairmount Tract
McDonald P. W., carpenter, r. 227 Second
McDouald R. Mrs., dressmaking, 522 Stevenson
McDonald Richard, blacksmith David Kerr, r. 450
Jessie
McDonald Richard, grocer, r. 1208M Union
McDonald Richard H., president Pacific Bank.
201 Sansome, r. 813 Sutter
McDonald Richard H. Jr. , vice-president Pa-
cific Bank, '.iOl Sansome, r. 813 Sutter
McDonald Robert, bartender Lewis Teese Jr., r. 42T
Powell
McDonald Robert, boilermaker, r. 129 Folsom
McDonald Robert, shoemaker, r. 536 Sixteenth
McDonald Roderick, carpenter, r. .522 Stevenson
McDonald Ronald, bricklayer, r. 422 Fourteenth
McDonald Rose Mrs., r. 210 Eighth
McDouald Rosina, widow, r. 1130 Shotwell, rear
McDonald 9amuel, machinist, r. 572 Minna
McDonald Samuel, seaman, r. 8 Haggin
McDonald Sarah, widow, r. 22 Morris Av
McDonald Simon, blacksmith C. Ross, r. 313 Green
McDonald Terrence, hackman. r. 912 Fifteenth
McDonald Thomas, farmer, r. 219 Linden Av
McDonald Thomas, fireman stmr Queen of the Pacific,
r 234 Brannan
McDonald Thomas, laborer, r. 505 Ivy Av
McDonald Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W
8 Tennessee, bet Sierra and Nevada
McDonald Thomas, liquor saloon, and Post Master,
Ocean View
McDonald Thomas, porter Plafshek & Harris
McDonald Thomas, seaman, r. 101 Jessie
McDonald Thomas H., printer, r. 11 Geneva
McDonald Thomas H., with Upham & Co., r. Oakland
McDonald Timothy, expressman, r. 1312 Eddy
McDonald William, boilermaker, r. W s Merrill, bet
Gaven and Sweeny
McDonald William, butcher, r. 2922 Sacramento
McDonald William, clerk H. I. Kowalsky, r. 11 Tay
McDonald William, clerk Recorder's Office, r. 507
Bush
McDonald William, janitor, 40 California, r. 11 Tay
McDonald William, soapmaker P. E. Seidel, r. Gaven,
bet Merrill and Sweeny
McDonald William H.. r. 1025 Post
McDonald William H., r. 17v!2 Pacific Av
McDonald William H., brassmolder. r. 436 Stevenson
McDouald William H.. teamster, r. 223 Fulton
McDonald William J., clerk, r. 745 Howard
McDonald William J., hackdriver, r. 565 Stevenson
McDonald William J., teamster, r. 276 Jessie
M( Dcmald William 8., blacksmith, r. 1111 Stevenson
McDonald William 8., stonecutter McLennan & Red-
mond, r. 520 Bush
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' AND YOUTHS' SUITS
— AT —
THE HASTINGS."
nnsuL nit m. oi. or Lonoii
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN. Manager
mi. 8S2T01T, issL Uanager.
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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McDonald William W., butcb«-r. r. 2U2'2 aacramento
McDonHlrt WllniDt, lumber iuspector White Bros., r.
34954 Miima
McDonald W. J., carpenter, r. 231 Fifteenth
McPonell Peter H., halegmau, r. 109 Turk
McDonnell Alexand.r, boileriiiaker r. 2626 Bryant
M<Doiinell Alexander, carpenter, r. 704)4 Laurel Av
McDonnell Andrew, . sirlaKeKniith. r. 3 Snmn.r
McDunniU Edward, laborer, r. 630 Commercial
McDonni'll Henrv, r. 3 Snnincr
M.n<.nnell Isabella. wld<.w. r. 135 Halght
UcDonnell Jamet) J., apothecary, etc., pro-
prietor Balt-am Codciu and Toln for cougha and
coldn, agent Dr. Dorman's Cliiiiai Catarrh Cure
and Good Liver, bE cor Market and Sixth, r. 114
Page
McDonnell John, bookkeeper, r. 1169 Market
McDonnell John, clerk William M. Evans, r. 619 Sac-
ramento
McDonnell John J., receivinj? clerk Holbrook, Mer-
rill ft Stetson, r. 129 Casiro
McDonnell John P. (McDonnell & Kroeger) r. 117 Ji
Bartl<tt
McDonnell John P., compositor, r. 619)4 Larkln
McDonnell Lawrence, lioatler. r. 134 Golden Ghte Av
McDonnell Louise Miss, teacher Grant Primary
S. l.ool, r. 135 Halght
McDonnell Mary, widow, r. 245 Clementina
McDonnell May MIhs, teacher Deuman Grammar
School, r. 135 HalRht .
McDonnell Michael, r. 245 Perry
McDonnell Mii hael. laborer Calvary Cemetery
McDonnell Michael, tanner Frank McAleer, r. Ser-
pentine Av, bet Hampshire and Petrero Av
McDonnell Michael, teamst. r, r. 210 Langton
McDonnell Patrick, r. 70ii Broadway
McDonnell Patrick, laborer, r. 703 Mission
McDonnell Patrick, poultry, 10 Grand Central Mar-
k. t, r. 2:<46 Washincton
McDonnell Patrick, team^ter, r. 901 Battery
McDonnell Samuel A., clerk G. G. Burnett, r. 621
Lombard
McDonnell T. F., boilermaker, r. 2fi26 Bryant
McDonnell Thomas, laborer, r. 5 BillitigH Court
McDonnell Thomas, laborer, r. 1-'^13 Sansome, rear
McDonnell & Kroeger (John P. McDonnell and John
H. Kroegerl dry goods, 2800 Mission
McDonogh Anthony D., peddler, r. Iii44 Bryant
McDouoph James, fruit dealer, r. 1202 Dolores
McDouogh James Jr. (McDonogh & Johnson) r. 1112
Powell
McDonoeh Peter J., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons,
r. SW cor Dolores and Twenty-fifth
McDonogh Thomas, laborer, r. Ruks House
McDonogh & Johnson (lames McDonogh Jr. and
James Johnson Jr.) fruit and produce commis-
sion, 320 Davis
McDonough Annie, domestic IGll Scott
McDouough Annie Miss, saleslady, r. 801)4 Turk
McDonough Bridget, liquor saloon, 9 Jessie
McDonou«h Charles, shipping clerk The John T. Cut-
ting Co., r. 138 Ridley
McDonougti Daniel W., clerk, r. 163 Silver
McDonough Delia, widow groceries, 558 Stevenson
McDonough Festus, laborer, r. 15 Sherwood PI
McDonough Hannah, domestic 905 Ellis
McDonough James, cigarmaker, r. 512 Howard
McDonough Janjes, laborer, r. 12)4 Clinton
McDonough James, laborer, r. 34 Natoma
McDouough James H ., carriage painter, r. 161 Shipley
McDonouwh John, cardriver, r. 2.>4 Tehama
McDonough John, driver, r. 219)4 Tehama
McDonough John, laborer, r. 333 Sixth
McDonoush John, lonshoremau, r. 308 Beale
McDonough John, dairy. S s Sumatra, nr Han Joaqi\in
McDoiiough John F., bookkee))er r. 528 Geary
McDonough John G. (Hull & McDonough) r. 911 Na-
toma
DR. BAZAN'S
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RUSSIAN ui TURKISH BATES
Also Medicated H Electric Batlis Given.
413 SUTTER STREET. 415
BOILERS and STOVES
Coimecieil lor Hot and Cold Water n tue liesi manner.
WATEB BACKS, WATEB HEATEES,
Of all kinds made and repaired.
W. E . LANK,
PLX7MBER, 605 KEARNT BTRBBT.
Establlghe'l 18A0. Telephone 315.
McDonough iM., laborer, r. N s bierra, bet Michigan
and Georgia
McDonough Mariln, apprentice Cal. Wir« Works, r.
61 9 Lombard
McDonough Mary, widow, r. 61 Natoma
McDonough Mary Mrs., r. 126 Langton
McDonough Matthew, lalwrer. r. 123 Shipley
MiDonough Miithew, miner, r. .S21 Langton
McDonough Maurice T., night Inspector Custom
House, r. 4k South Park
McDonough P. Mrs., r. 2ii2fi Filbert
McDonough Patrick, blacksmith I'nlon Iron Works,
r. E s Mi< higan. bet Shasta and Sierra
McDonough Patrick, carpenter, r. fil )4 West Mission
McDonough Patrick, laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. 833
Bay
McDonough Patrick, policeman, r. 1063 Mission
McDonough Patrl' k. teamster Golden Gate Flouring
Mills, r. 523 Stevenson
McDonough Peter, laborer, r. 134 Dorland
Ml Donough Richard, r. 163 Silver
McDonough Robert, ealesman 8. W. Rosenstock & Co.,
r. 2322 Cl:.y
McDonough Thomas, drver S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. '.O-'H Filbert
McDonouwh Thomas, liquor saloon, 325 Sansome, r.
2119 Prospeit PI
McDonough Thomas, pantryman, r. 523 Pine
McDonough Thomas, tinsmith. Black Point
McDonough Thomas P.. bartender, r. 209 Prospect PI
McDonough William T., laster Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 338 Tehama
JK^ McDonoutih. See Macdonongh
McDougald John E., marbleworker William Black, r.
464 Sixth
McDougald Thomas G.. switchman S. P. Co., r. 464
Sixth
MrDougall Annie, widow, r. 559 Howard
McDougall B. v Son (Barnett and Charles C.) archi-
tects, 330 Pine, rooms 61-62
McDougall Barnett (B. McDougall k Son) r. SW cor
Fulton and Devisadero
McDougall Benjamin >., draftsman B. McDougall &
Son, r. SW cor Fulton and DevlKadero
McDougall Charl. s. laborer St. LuVe'a Hospital
MrDougall Charles A., printer, r. 1515 Howard
McDougall Charles C. (B. McDougall .t Son) r.SWcor
Fulton and Devisadero
McDougall D., r. 306 Hyde
McDougall Daniel, blacksmith, r. SE cor Masonic Av
and Oak
McDougall Daniel, engineer Market St. RB., r. 1408
Grove
McDougall Duncan, r. NW cor Guerrero and Nine-
teenth
McDougall Emma, burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. North Point
McDongslI Frank G.. carpet cleaner, r. Ill Fourth
McDougall George B., stenographer Thomas R. Knox,
r. SW cor Fulton and Devisadero
McDougall Hector, carpenter, r. 27 South Park
McDougall John J., grocer, r. 449 Jessie
McDougall Mary, burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 5 .Martha PI
McDougall Matilda A., widow, bakery and varietleB,
722 Sixteenth
McDougall Neill, r. 105)4 San Jose Av
McDougall Scott, lonijshoreman. r. 3)< Broadway
McDougall William F.. bookkeeper Rosendale, Lamb
* Co., r. 2.'>ii4 Washington
^?" McDouuall. See Do\igall
McDowell Alexander, boilermaker, r. 2626 Bryant
McDowell Archibald E.. bookkeeper, r. 1316 Larkln
McDowell Delia Mrs., r. 105 Stockton
McDowell Ellen, widow, r. 2121 California
McDowell George, whitener, 803 Folsom, r. 125 8hii>-
ley
McDowell Henry B., journalist, r. 2121 California
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 F8RST ST.
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ALL. SIZES.
809, 3U, 313, 315 and 317 MAEZET STEEET
McDowell John B., sign painter, r. 181 Jessie
McDowell Robert, laborer, r. 776 Bryant
McDowell Samuel H.. reporter, r. «20 Merchant
McDowell Thomas, laborer, r. 770 Bryant
McDowell William, showcard writer, r. 3040 Sixteenth
McDyer John, shoemaker Charles Dietle, r. 16a Jessie
McEachren Benjamin, framemaker Schussler Bros.,
r. 539 Stevenson
McEa<thren Duncan, carpenter, E 8 Prospect Av, nr
Lizzie
McElaney Edward F., laborer, r. 121 Shipley
McElaney Edward, painter, r. 19^ Gilbert
McElaney John M., graiutr, r. 19 Gilbert
McElnney Katie, domestic 5'21 Golden Gate Av
McElaney Patrick, longshoreman, r. 625 Davis
McElearney James, teamster, r. 1321 Harrison
McElherau Daniel W., teamster Harris & Jones, r. 57
West Mitision
McElheran Rachel, widow, r. 22 Oak Grove Av, rear
McElheran William D., blacksmith, 101 Tenth, r.
415 Twenty-i-ighth
Mf-Elhinny Michael A., clerk J. C. Shorb, r. 228 Post
McElhinny P. H., law and collection oflace, 715
Clay, r. 2111 Larkin
McElhone Charles, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
165 Silver
McEllisath George, cooper L. N. Handy & Co., r. 225
Drumm
McElligott Gerald, cashier Menzies, Bingham & Co.,
r. 1320 California
McElligott James, teamster, r. 346 Eleventh
McElligott Lawrence, maltster Matthew Nunan, r.
71914 Tehama
McElligott Thomas, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Freelon and Zoe
McElligott William, city passenger agent Atlantic
aud Pacific RR., r. Oakland
McElrath Ellen, widow, r. 1326 Jackson
McElrath Frank, stalrbuilder, r. 1326 Jackson
McElrath J. E., attorney at law, 230 Montgomery,
rooms 11-12, r. North Temescal
McElroy Andrew, carpenter, r. 373 Jessie
McElroy Edward, laborer, r. 3 Perry, rear
McElroy Edward, seaman, r. 319 Jessie
McElroy George, laborer, r. 9 Lick Alley
McElroy Harriet S., widow, r. 2618 Gough
McElroy Hugh, laborer, r. 917 Jones
McElroy Hugh, horseshoer Michael McCloskey, r. 22
Rausch
McElroy Hugh, packer, r. 112 Langton
McElroy James, machinist Union Works
McElroy James, boatman, r. 224 Francisco
McElroy James, clerk, r. 810 Battery
McElroy James, driver, r. 549 Howard
McElroy James, laborer, r. 408 Harrison
McElroy James, laborer, r. 593 Ash Av
McElroy James, teamster, r. 8 Boardman PI
McElroy James B., duggist, SE cor Twenty-fourth
and Alabama, r. Wrights, Cal.
McElroy James R., with H. Huddleston jc Co., r. SW
cor Haight and Buchanan
MoElroy John, expressman, r. 13 Natom»
McElroy John, laborer, r. 3 Perry
McElroy Jf*m J., driver John McElroy. r. 13 Natoma
McElroy John W., laborer, r. 9 Lick Alley
McElroy J. Newton, bookkeeper Susmann k Dixon
r. 913 Pine
McElroy Joseph F., carpenter, f . 2041 Harrison
McElroy Josephine Mrs., r. 224 Francisco
McElroy Oscar, drayman, 18 Drumm, r. 40 Shotwell
M.Elrov P.. laborer P. M. SS. Co.
McElroy Patrick J. (McElroy k Magner) r. 518 Fourth
McElroy Peter, helper Union Box Factory, r. 60 Ju-
niper
McElroy Robert, real estate agent, 4 Phelan Bldg,
r. SW cor Buchanan and Haight
McElroy Robert l>., clerk Robert McElroy, and
notary public, 4 Phelan Bldg. r. 1308 Valencia
McElroy Robert J., teacher, r. 917 Jones
McElroy Susan M. Mrs., r. 1427 Mission
McElroy Thomas F., bookbinder, r. 1.50 Tehama
McElroy Thomas F., machiuist, r. 3 Ritch
McElroy W., helper Cal. Horse Shoe Co.
McElroy William (Norton & McElroy) r. 1129 Folsom
McElroy & Magner (Patrick j. McElroy and Max
Maguer) groceries, 518 Fourth and 422 Sixth
McElwee E. A. Mrs., teacher music, r. 925 Union
McElwee Kittie Mrs., teacher music, r. 925 Union
McEnauey Barney, housemover, r. 707 H Natoma
McEiieauy Edward, engineer, r. 244 Clara
McEneany Peter, laborer, r. Es Nebraska bet Sonoma
aud Yolo
McEneany Thomas, messenger LeCount Bros., r. 244
Clara
McEnerney Garret W., attorney at law, 526 Montgom-
eiy, r. 136 Seventh
McEnerney James, laborer, r. 445 Third
McEnerny Thomas, blacksmith, r. 649 Stevenson, rear
McEnhill Harry, printer, r. 325 Twenty-second
McEnhill John, watchman N. B. and M. R. R., r. 325
Twenty-second
McEnhill Peter, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. Twen-
ty-second bet. Folsom and Treat Av
McEuroe Henry J., bartender, r. 427 Fulton
McEnroe James, salesman Hyman Lippman, r. 427
Fulton.
McEnroe John, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 427 Fulton
McEnroe Patrick H., molder W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
427 Fulton
McEnroe Philip, sexton St. Joseph's church, r. 1352
Folsom
McEnroe Thomas, shoemaker Cahn. Nickelsburg tt
Co., r. 427 Fulton
McEnroe Thomas F., butcher, r. 427 Fulton
McEntee James, cashier Davis Bros. 1234 Market, r.
119 Shipley
McEntee John. cook. r. 833 Vallejo, rear
McEntee John, groceries and liq lors, 119 Shipley
McEntee John, machinist, r. 24 >4 Louisa
McEntee Matthew, maltster Matthew Nunan, r. 736
Tehama
McEntee Owen, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 118
Gilbert
McEntee Patrick, laborer, r. 124 Gilbert
McEntee Terrence, teamster, r. Channel bet Ninth
and Tenth
McEntee Thomas, attorney at law, r. 816 Fifteenth
McEntire Delia, widow, r. 2029 Mission
McEvil Peter, tailor, 521 }< Stevenson
McEvoy A. D., r. 338 Tenth
McEvoy Cornelius, lather, r. 203 Perry
McEvoy Daniel, r. 253 Clementina
McEvoy Daniel, baker, r. 433 Shipley
McEvoy Daniel, teamster, r. 43 Natoma
McEvoy Dennis, plasterer, r. 34 Minna
McEvoy Edward, baker, r. 31 Prescotc PI
McEvoy Edward, watertender stmr George W. Elder,
r. 319 Jessie
McEvoy Frank J., drayman Michelssen, Both & Co.,
r. S s Paraguay nr St. John
McEvoy Frank, teamster, r. 176 Perry
McEvoy H., assistmt O'Connor, Moffatt& Co.,r. First
Av bet Point Lobos Av and Fulton
McEvoy James, assistant engineer stmr Geo. W.
Elder, r. 63 Tehama
McEvoy James, janitor Old City Hall
McEvoy James, rigger, r. 290 Union
McEvoy James J., sack sewer, r. 290 Union
McEvoy John, laborer, r. 41 Everett
McEvoy John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W ■
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
McEvoy Joseph, hostler, r. 112 Virginia
McEvoy Joseph, plasterer, r. 245 Langton
McEvoy Joseph, pork packer, r. 336 Tenth
McEvoy Joseph G. D., laborer, r. 245 Langton
WHOLESALE AiTD EETATL
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? MarM St.
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McEvoy Michael, teamster, r. 329 Vallejo
McEvoy Mlchat'l A., RBSfltter, r. 128 MorrU Av
McEvoy Peter, mattresBiiiaker, r. 1324 Jackson
McEvoy Peter M., en«lneer Cal. Cracker Co.. r. 102
Steiner
McEvoy ThomaB, boarding and lodRlng, 4U Folsom
McEvoy Thomas, teamster, r. 329 Vallejo
McEvoy WilUam. plasterer, r. 34 Minna
lar McEvoy. See McAvoy
McEwen Andrew, porter Adam & Klbbe, r. 328 Twen-
ty-second
McEwen Arthur, managing editor Evening Post, r.
2412 Sacramento
McEwen David, hoiisemover, r. 13 Pacific
McEwen Helen, widow, r. 4 Liberty
McEwen J. A. Mrs , widow, r. 1615 Clay
McEwen James, president Bay City Soda Water Co.,
r. NE cor Seventeenth and Valeucia
McEwen John J., r. 4 Liberty
McEwen John J., superintendent Golden Gate
Park, r. Park Lod^e
McEweu Warren L., U. S. deputy Marshal, r. 1318
Jones
tff" McEwen. See McKeune and McKewen
McFadden Annie, r. 21 Stockton
McFadden Archibald, carpenter, r. 26 Turk
McFadden Charles, r. 1016 Minna
McFadden Charlen, clerk, r. 368 Third
McFadden Charles, clerk A. M. Simpson & Bro., r.788
Twenty-fourth
McFadden Charles, teamster, r. 510 Pine
McFadden Charles J., clerk local freight office S. P.
Co., r. 22 Lapidge
McFadden Daniel, bhipjoiner, r. Granada, nr Rail-
road Av
McFadden Dion S., vocalist, r. Railway, nr Dolores
McFadden Edward, laborer, r. 1016 Minna
McFadden Emma Miss, teacher public schoolB, r.
1607 Turk
McFadden Eugene, law student Winans & Belknap, r.
1607 Turk
McFadden James, r. Ahlborn House
McFadden James, cook, r. 403 Clementina
McFadden James, cook Donovan & O'Donnell, r. 963
MlRsion
McFadden James, teamster Black Diamond Coal Min«-
ing Co., r. 2 Federal
McFadden James F., clerk, r. 1607 Turk
McFadden James T., upholsterer, r. 12 Harlan PI
McFadden John, laborer, r. 1914 Taylor
McFadden John E., r. 1630 Howard
McFadden John J., clerk, r. 1918 Taylor
McFadden Joseph, r. 266 Brannan
McFadden Joseph, carriagemaker. r. 1418 Devlsadero
McFadden Joseph, engineer, r. 205 Second
McFadden Kate Miss, teacher John Swett Grammar
School, r. 16li7 Turk
McFadden Mary, widow, r. 408 Hyde
McFadden Msry, widow, r. 210 Ritch, rear
McFadden Patrick C, foreman, r. 1607 Turk
BIcFitddcn Samuel, superintendent United Un-
dertiiktrs Ai-sociation, 27 Fifth
McFadden Stephen, laborer Thomas Bailey & Co., r.
236 Seventh
McFadden Thomas, teamster, r. 1418 Devlsadero
McFadden Winifred, groceries, 236 Seventh
McFaddiu Edward J., bookkeeper Blake, Moffitt &
Towne, r. IhOU Jones
McFadyen Jolin baggage master, r. 1006 Market
McFagen Daniel, shipjoiner, r. Granada, bet Railroad
Av and Savannah
»-McFall. See M.Faiil
McFallon James, bartender, r. 507 Bush
McFarland Alonzo G., clerk superintendent's office
Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 712 Ellis
McFarliind Arden C, assistant bookkeeper Standard
Shirt Factory, r. 410 Hyde
McFarland Archibald R., Iruits, 325 Turk, r. 410 Hyde
FRATINGER & CO.
OP ALL DESOEIPTIONS.
105 KEAKNY STREET.
&AS, WATER and STEAM
FITTING,
In all Its Branches, Well Done.
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNV STREET)
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
McFarland Benjamin S., with Jason Springer «: Co.,
r. Alameda
McFarlanil Charles, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r.
74 Tehama
McFarland C. F., bookkeeper Wm. T. Coleman & Co..
r. 118 Twelfth
McFarland Daniel, r. 1324 Mission
McFarland Daniel, fireman, r. 129 Folsom
McFarland David A., capitalist, r. 200 Stockton
McFarland Elizabeth, widow, r. 2121 Jones, rear
McFarland Frank, bagmaker Blake. Moffitt & Towne,
r. H09 Greenwich
McFarland George, clerk Charles Blach, r. 410 Hyde
McFarland George, waiter The Louvre, r. 4 Eddy
McFarland Hugh, laborer, r. 84 )< Colton
McFarland Hugh, teamster, r. 212 Eighth
McFarland J. *; Co. (John McFarland) hay and grain,
1143 Market
McFarland J. A. F., lighthouse keeper Alcatraz It-
land
McFarland James, bartender, r. 507 Bush
McFarland John (J. McFarland * Co.) r. 1149 Market
McFarland Jotin, boileraiaker. r. 212 Eighth
McFarland John, plasterer, r. 719 Tehama
McFarhind John, porter, and exiraman Hose No. 8, r.
S 8 Buchanan, bet Union and Filbert
McFarland John B., real estate, r. 26 Twenty-third
McFarland John B., real estate, r. 734 )« Clementla
McFarland Joseph B., liquor saloon, KW cor Union
and Steiner
McFarland Lizzie M. Mrs., r. 5 Mason
McFarland Malcolm, r. 917 Bryant
McFarland Minnie, compositor, r. 2121 Jones, rear
McFarland Nellie F. teacher Clement Orammar
School, r. 118 Twelfth
McFarland Owen, expressman, 8W cor Mission and
Sixteenth, r. 118 Twelfth
McFarland Robert, laborer, r. 650 Howard
McFarland Robert E., painter, r. 18.5i' Stevenson
McFarland Robert G., bellman Riis^ House
McFarlantl T. B., associate Justice Supreme
Court of California, chambers 121 Post, r. The
Beresford
McFarland Thomas, clerk Cowen, Porter & Co., r. 118
Geary
McFarland Thomas A., r. 712 Ellis
McFarland William, cook Beth & Frlcke, r. 646 Mis-
sion
McFarland William E , agent, r. 200 Stockton
McFarland W. S., clerk A. Schilling & Co., r. Oakland
ter McFarland. See Macfarlaue
McFarren Isaac, real estate, r. 235 Kearny
McFaul Hugh, weigher Charles S. Kimball, r. 5Sl)i
Natonia
McFaul Mi. hael, laborer, r. 1001 Battery, rear
McFaull Stephen, barber Julius Heilfronn, r. 341
Hayes
ia- McFaull. See McFall
McFeeley Bernard, teamster Oregon Imp. Co., p. 307
First
McFeeley Daniel, clerk A. Waldteufel
McFeeley Pairick, laborer, r. 21 Hinckley, pear
McFeelyJohn, musician, r. W s Bryant, bet Tenth
and Eleventh
McGaffigan Barney, teamster, r. 907 Battery
McGahan John, teamster, r. 32 Prescott
McGflhan Katie Miss, seamstress, r. 32 Prescott
McGahey Robert M., machinist W. O. Jobson, p. 177
Minna
McGaley John, junk dealer, r. 33 Clementina
McGanders Philip, boatman, r. 3ii Broadway
McGann John, machinist Tait & Hainque, r. Berkeley
McGaun Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co. , r. E i
Illinois, bet Napa and Lena PI
McGann P. H., hatter, 717 Mission, r. 2.50 Minna
McGann Thomas, guard San Quentin, r. 61 Natoma
MiOanney Francis, bartender, r. 1311 X Kearny
McGarrigall James, fireman Arctic Ice Works, r. 5 Zoe
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
flannrmotarer ofrTerr deiirriptlen off
PASSBNOBR. 8TRBBT AND FREIOHT CAII&
43 to Stf Be«le Ktreet. Man Franciitco.
Dennett Jump Seats.
Truman, Isham & Hooker, 421-427 Uarket 8b
WHOIilCSAIii: A91D RJSTAIIi.
McG
814
McG
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
MANTJFACTUKERS OF
Plain, Japanned and Stamped
TI ISr 'XTV' -A. 3Ft 3E3
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
McGarrity Patrick, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons, r.
33 Eddy
McGary Edward, capitalist, 310 Pine, room 47, r. 1036
Mission
McGaiy Henry, tailor, r. 523 Kearny
McGrwry James, lielperU. S. Mint, r. 1036 Mission
McGary W. R., clerk County Clerk's Office, r. 1036
Mission
B^ McGary. See Magary and McQeary
McGurvey Mary Misx, r. 23 Otis PI
McGftiiRh P., driver Presidio RR.. r. 1134 Union
McGaughey Frank, salesman Robs & Hewlett, r. 5
Vernon PI
McGaiigbran Michael, carriagepainterLarkins& Co.,
r. 338 Clementina
McGauhy- John F., attorney at law, 120 Sutter,
rooms 54-56, r. Oakland
McGauley Eustice F., bookkeeper Davis Bros.,r. 1341
Union
M<'Gauley H. W., waiter, r. 1601 Geary
McGauley James F., bookkeeper Savings and Loan
Soc.r. 1341 Union
McGauley Julia F.. widow, r. 1341 Union
B^ .McGauley. See McAuley, Macauley and McGau-
ley '
McGavey H., laborer P. M. SB. Co.
McGavin W. J. T., exchange teller Nevada Bank, r.
910 Taylor
McGeary James, fireman, r. 629 Front
McGeary John, contractor, r. 628 Minna
McGeary John, fireman, r. 102 Pacific
McGeary Joseph, r. 628 Minna
McGeary Nathan W., plasterer, r. 210 Twenty-secend
B9^ McGeary. See McGary
McGee Annie Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 1209 Eighteenth
McGee B. J., r. 26 Larkln »
McGoe Edward, teamster J. L. Vermeil, r. 12 Clyde
McGee Francis, porter J. Straus & Co., r. 1839 Steven-
son
McGee George J., butcher J. G. Johnson & Son, r. cor
Algeria and i^t. John
McGee H. C, clerk Redington k Co., r. 933 Sutter
McGee James B., clerk, r. 2 Langton
McGee James C, millhand, r. Ill Welsh
McGee Jennie Miss, with L. Kreiss, r. 433 Clementina
McGee John, engineer, r. l'J06H Polk
McGee John, nightwatchman Grand Hotel
McGee John, oiler stmr Starbnck
McGee John, peddler, r. 1216 Hampshire
McGee John J., r. 15)4 Bruce PI
McGee John P., l.iborer, r. W s Church, bet Four-
teenth and Ridley
McGee John T., laborer, r. Church, nr Market
McGee Kate, laundress, r. 1112 York
McGee Michael J., laborer, r. 256 Eighth
McGee Patrick, real estate, r. lOli Jackson
McGee Peter, laborer, r. S s Randall, bet Ohenery and
Palmer
McGee Peter, laborer 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. cor
Dame and Randolph
McGee TUomai*, r. 867 Eighteenth
BS^ MoGee. See Magee
McGeehan Hugh, engineer O'Connell t Lewii, r. 29
Pearl
MoGeeney Annie E. Miss, r. 1415 Jackson
McGeeney Bridget A., widow, r. 1415 Jackson
McGeeney, Edward P., printer, r. 1415 Jackson
McGeeney William H., foreman John B. Mclntyre, r.
1415 Jacl<son
McGeoghegan John, r. 510 Seventeenth
McGeorge J. W., bookkeeper Yatea ft Co., r. Oakland
McOeor«e William C, clerk George W. Gibba & Co.,
r. 1211 T-iylor
McGeongh Arthur, salesman 3. T. Sullivan, r. 908
Sansome
McGeongh James, stonecutter, r. 908 Sansome
McGcough John, salesman J. T. Sullivan, r. 908 San-
some
McGeough Peter, r. 66 >^ Everett
McGeough Rose Miss, teacher Union Primary School,
r. 91)8 Sansome
McOpough Thiimas, clerk, r. 908 Sansome
McGhee John T., watchman Cal. St. RR., r. 1434 Cali-
fornia
McGhee Robert C, check clerk freight depot 8. P.
Co., r. 445 Third
McGhee Robert J., check clerk freight depot S. P.
Co., r. 445 Third
McGibbim Isabella, widow, r. 23 Sonth Park
McGibbon James, fireman Palace Hotel
McGibbon R., assistant engimer Palace Hotel
McGiffln James, upholsterer William J. Heney b Co.,
r. 1217 M Howard
McGiffin Joseph, solicitor, r. 1519 Sacramento
McGiffin Joseph A., salesman Mierson & Jewell, r.
1519 Sacramento
McGiffin Maggie Mrs., r. 1217J4 Howard
McGill Andrew G., laborer George H. Richard, r. 307
Fourth
McGill Benjamin T., machinist, r. 202 Sixth
McGill Daniel, laborer, r. 61 JeBsie
McGill George, bookkeeper S. McHenry & Co., r. 233
Bartlett
McGill Henry I., with Easton & Eldrldge, r.l808 Fill-
more
McGill Henry M., attornpy at law and notary public,
1618 Market, r. 1»08 Fillmore
McGill Howard, carpenter, r. 207 Bartlett
McGill Hugh, wood and coal, 110 Clara, r. 112 Clara
McGill John, plasterer, r. 1015 Jj Market, rear
McGill Joseph, r. 233 Bartlett
McGill Joseph Jr., painter, r. 233 Bartlett
McGill Michael T., actor, r. 737 Market
McGill Robert E., bookkeeper Wm. T. Coleman k Co.,
r. 2313 Webster
McGill Thomas, sign painter, r. 233 Bartlett
I»" McGill. See MagiU
McGillan Frank, hacuman, r. 22 Moss
McGillan Margaret Mrs., r. 121 Ivy Av
McGillau Mary, lodgings, 246 Fourth
McGillan Patrick, plumber, r. 1639 Hyde
McGillan R., plumber, r. 217 Minna
McGillan William P.. painter, r. 22 Moss
McGillbrea Angus, carpenter, r. 8 s Virginia At, ar
Mission
McGilley James, plasterer, r. 313 Eighth
McGilley Patrick, laborer, r. 313 Eighth
McGillicuddy C, salesman Keane Bros., r, 1204 How-
ard
MoGlUicuddy Cornelius, laborer, r. 608 J4 Fourth
McGillicuddy David, shoemaker, r. 747 Branuan
McGillicuddy Eugene, expressman, r. 1204 Howard
McGilliouddy John. r. 126 Clara
McGillicuddy John, glassblower, r. 748 Brannan
McGillicuddy John, machinist N. W. Spaulding Saw
Co., r. 126 Chattanooga
McGillicuddy Kate Miss. lodgings, 309 Minna
McGilligan William, maltster, r. 719 Js Tehama
McGillivray George, with Downle Boiler Incrustation
Preventive Co., r. Oakland
McGillivray Jolin D., secretary Downie Boiler
la'Tustation Preventive Co., 2ii4 Market, r. Oak-
land
McGillivray JosepH, manager Downie Boiler
Incrustation Preventive Co., 204 Market, r. Oak-
land
McGillivray, Potter & Co. (William McGilli-
vray, John A. Potter and Joseph Young) real
estate agents, 1016 Market
McGillivray William (McGillivray, Potter k Co.) r.
Occidental Hotel
McGillivray William, with Downie Boiler Incrusta-
tion Preventive Co., r. Oakland
McGilloway James, longshoreman, r. 16 Tehama
McGIUoway James C, laborer, r. 16 Tehama
McGilloway Neal, storekeeper, r. 2 Stanly Court
THE BESO?
CLOTHING
66
For MEN AND BOYS at
THE HASTINGS
LICK HOUSE BLOCK, SAN FRANCISCO,
9f
THE LION Fire Ii. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, $4,712,747
GEO. 0. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SEZTOtT, As^t. Uuajter.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
McG
815
McG
McOilvery Richard, car conductor, r. 1219 PDlon
McGilvery Thomas, liiundrynian, r. 1519 Eddy
M.Gilvray J. B., receiver Sutter St. RR., r. 1332 Bush
McOinaty Dennlo, liquor saloon, NW cor Twenty-
fourth and FoIboui
McGinley Archibald, r. 506 N&toma
McGinley Bridget, widow, r. 266 Jessie
McGluley Dennis, r 1117 Bryant
McGinley Harry, bollermaker, r. 412 Beale
McOinley JsmcR, fireman stmr Auuon, r. cor Broad-
way and Front
McQiuley James, laborer, r. 2032 Folsom
McGinley John V., carpenter, r. MO Kolsom
M.Ginley Robert, carpenter, r. 441 ClHmentlna
McGinley Robert, peddler, r. 2 Gilbert
McGinley Timothy, teamster William Kerr, r. 913
Battery, rear
McGinn Annie Miss, stamping and embroidery. 226
O'Farrell
McGinn Eugene, undertaker James McGinn, r. 357 }$
Mlnua
McGinn George, bootfitter J. T. SuUiyan, r. 1557 H
Market
McGinn Hugh, undertaker, r. 357 K Minna
McGinn Jaimes, undertaker, 39 Ed ly, r. 1802 Ellia
McGinn James E., painter, r. 24 Ash Ay
McGinn John, hostler, r. I'i'it Green
McGinn John, pantryman W. J. Davis, r. 22 Second
McGiun Joseph, clerk James McGinn, r. 1802 Ellis
McGinn Joseph, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons, r.
1557 >4 Market
McGinn Patrick, hoMler United Carriage Co., r. 636
Mish'lon
McGinn Thomas, undertaker James McGinn, r. 89
Ed.iy
McGinnerty Frank, painter, r. 56 Clara
McGinnerty John, undertaker, r. 54 Clara
McGinnerty Patrick H., prainer, r. 221 Ritch
McGioness Charles J., type finisher Palmer ft Rey, r,
515 M Stevenson
t^ McGluness. See Maginnls, McGinnes and Mc-
Ouinness
McGlnney Frank T., deputy Assessor, r. 304 Lily At
McGinney Johu H., blacksmith Larkins k Co., r. 728
McAllister
McOinney Margaret, widow, r. 728 McAllister
McGlnney Patrick J., cooper Fulda Bros., r. 621 Bry-
ant
McGinnls Annie, domestic 710 Pine
McGinnis Catherine Mrs., r. 203 L»na[ton
McGinuis C. J. Mrs., widow, r. 35 Minna
McGinnls Edward, (jroceries, wiues and liquors, 8W
cor Twenty- fourth and Alabama
McGinnis Hugh, salesman F. J. Rearden, r. 66 Brady
Mctiinnis James, blacksmith, r. 123 Wildey
McGinnis James, laborer, r. 7 Everett
McGinnls James C, policeman, r. 25 >4 Madison At
McGinnis James H., laborer, r. 112 Hayes
McGinnis J. S., operator Pac. Postal Tel. Co., r. 25J4
Madison Av
McGinnis John, laborer, r. 1313 Octavia
McOiuuis Lawrence, shoemaker, r. 532 Pacific
McGinniM M. F. Miss, clerk Am. Dist. Tel., r. 25k
Madison Av
McGinnis M., coalpasser stmr Santa Rosa
McGinnis Michael, tireman. r. 129 Folsom
McGinnis P.. laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
McGinnls Patrick, teamster, r. 328 BHrtlett
McGinnls Thomas, clerk, r. 123 Wildey
Iff" McGinnls. See Maglnnis and McGinness
McGintis Hu^;h. with J. J. O'Brien & Co.. r. 2224 Bush
McOiuty James, euKlneer, r. 539 Stevenson
HcGinty James, gripman Market St. RR., r. Lucy, nr
Waller
McOinty John, cutter A. Glbbs & Co., r. 15H Clinton
McGiuty John, gripman Market St. RR., r. Maboulc
Av. nr Uaight
McOlnty Patrick, laborer, r. 104 Gilbert
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIEBnO-El,i:CTBIC
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BATHS
■ Al£0 Medicated and Electric Bails Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
WATER FILTERS,
ALL SIZES AND KINDS FOR FAUCETS.
Large Filterers with capacity for cleaning all watar
tised In the house, simple and cheap.
Plumber,
EsUbllshed 18(M.
505 Kearny Street,
Telephone 315.
McGinty Patri( k, shoemaker, r. 160^ Clara
McGinty William, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecbt,
r. 160 Cl.ira
McGivem B. mard W., conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1638
Sacramento
McGivem Edward, clerk, r. 381 Dolores
McGivern Edward J., clerk Coffin & Mayhew, r. 2957
Sixteenth
McGivern Michael, seaman, r. 11 Montgomery Court
McOlvern Patrick, millwright, r. 381 Dolores
McGivern William, seaman, r. 116 Berry
McOlvney Edward, lalwrer, r. S(i9 Miuiia. rear
McGivnc y James, psinter, r. 609 Minna, rear
McGivney Michael, longshoreman, r. 408 Vallejo
McGivney Thomas, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r.
Oakland
McG lade Edward, horseshoer Owen Rowan, r. 131
Welsh
McGlade Francis, stevedore, r. 6 Norton PI
McGlauflin Emeline. wi.low, r. IS'.iX Howard
nicGlaaflin Le^vis \V., grain and commission
merchant. 3uy CalifornlH, r. 2'>02 Fillmore
8^" McGlauflin. See McLaughlin
McGlew John, assay er. r. 1.575 Fi'lsom
McGlew Thomas, minini^. r. 1575 Folsom
McOlinchey Henry, bootireer Porter. Slesslnger k Co.
MiGliuchey James, teamster, r. 721 Braunau
McGlinchpy John, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r.
300 Folsom
McGhnchey Michael, groceries and liquors. NW cor
Filbert and Taylor
McGlinchey Patrick, r. 338 Fifth
McGlinn Patrick, livery and sale stables, 126 Fourth,
r. 506 Guerrero
McGloin Edward, salesman Philip Kennedy b Co., r.
424 Post
McGloin Owen, salesman Philip Kennedy & Co., r.
424 Post
McGloin Katie, domestic 405 Powell
McGlone Daniel, cnrdrtver. r. 1731 Mission
McGlone Daniel, expressman, r. ;163 Minna
McGloue Jacob T., molder, r. Foil, bet Scott and
Devisiidero
McGlone James, contractor, r. Fell, bet Scott and
Devisadero
McGloue James, shoemaker, r. 7 Twentieth
McGloue James H., porter, r. 221 Moultrie
McGlone James P., bollermaker, r.W s Fell, bet Scott
and Devisadero
McGlone Joseph, clerk Schuster Bros. & Co., r. 300
Sutter
McGloue Thomas J., painter, r. Marengo, nr Syca-
more
McGlory Owen, teamster, r. 6 Federal
McGlynn Birn.trd, housemover, r. 4 Russ
McGlvnu Charles J., note teller The Hlbernls Say-
ings and Loan Soc, r. 1500 Gol len Gate Av
McGlynn Frank, real estate, r. 1910 Dupont
McGlynn Frank Jr., law btudeut Matthew I. Sullivan,
r. 1911) Dupont
McGlyuu Hu^h, conductor Market St. RR., r. 1700
Turk
McGlynn J., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
McGl.Tuu Johu, baker Charles Baker, r. 608 Sixteenth
McGlynn John A. Mrs., r. 1.500 Golden Gate Av
McOlynn John F., clerk delivery dept Wells, Fargo k
Co., r. Iil6 Howard
McGlynn P., driver United Carriage Co., r. 27H Zoe
McGlynn Patrick, yardman Newport Coal Co., r. S
B'-ale PI
nicGlynn Peter J., cashier and generil passen-
ger aud ticket agent San Francisco and N.irth
Pacific Railroad Co.. office 410 Mission, r. 1500
Golden Gate Av
McGlynn Thomas, r. 1216 Howard
MiGlynn Thomas, IsUorer, r. 600 Mission
McGlynn Thomas policeman, r. 416 Harrison
McGoldrich Bridget, domestic Palace Hotel
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 riRST ST.
TBLEFHONH 82.
BOOKBINDERS.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVER FIVE HTLUON8.
BROWN. CRAIG & CO., General AgenU.
McG
816
McG
W. W. IMrontague & Co.
Importers and Dealers In
ENOLISH AND AMERICAN
JEncanstic, Oluzed and Plain.
309, 311, 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
McGoldrJck Daniel, fireman, r. 93 Elizabeth
McGoldrick John, hostler Black Diamond Coal Min-
ing Co., r. 316 Beale
McGoldrick Patrick, lumberman A. M. Simpson k
Bro., r. 10-20 Twenty-third
McGoldrick William, booker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N j
s Shasta, bet Louisiana and Maryland
McGoldrick William, lumberman A. M. Simpson & ,
Bro., r. 10-20 Twenty-third
McGonigle Bernard, r. 636 Third
McGonigle Cornelius, teamster Gilbert C. Fowler, r.
41 Natoma
McGonigle Daniel, carpenter, r. 1013 Leavenworth
McGonigle Denis, teamster, r. 320 Vallejo I
McGonigle Edward -J., painter, r. 5 Zoe [
McGonigle Frank, meterman 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. |
777 Harrison
McGonigle George, cooper, r. 102 Pacific
McGonigle Hugh, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 23 {
Anthony
McGonigle Hugh, laborer, r. 636 Third
McGonigle John, bookbinder Hicks & Judd, r. 3954 !
j Russ
j McGonigle John, brakeman S. J". Co., r. 624 Fourth ,
I McGonigle John, helper Fulton Iron Works, r. 632 '
I Jessie
j McGonigle John, laborer, r. 515 Howard
McGonigle John, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 777
Harrison
McGonigle Margaret, r. 731 J^ Clementina
McGonlale Maigaret, -widow, r. 1013 Leavenworth
McGonigle Michael, cook, r. 824 Kearny
McGonigle Michael, teamster Charles Rodden, r. 636
Third
McGonigle Patrick, r. 43 Natoma
McGonigle Philip, teamster C. Rodden, r. 636 Third
>rcGonigle Susan, widow, r. 636 Third
McGonigle Thomas, laborer, r. 636 Third
McGonigle Timothy, teamster Joseph Macdonongh i
Co., r. 15 Florence
McGoorty Eugene, cook Mathaus Klotz, r. 625 Clay
McGoorty Frank, r. 1 Polk
McGoorty James, salesman Keane Bros., r. 920 Bush
McGorey Thomas, assistant engineer stmr Granada
McGorey Wiliiam, tanner, r. 536 Sixth
McGorry John, cook, r. 54 First
McGorry John J., cooper Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 472
Tehama
McGorry Katharine, widow, r. 1219 Alabama
McGorry Stephen, cooper Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 922
Battery
McGough Edward, laborer, r. 1907 Hyde
McGough Frank H., woolsorter, r. 438 J^ Clementina
McGough James Rev., r. 320 Harrison
McGough John, lumberman, r. 10 Verona
McGough Patrick, hostler, r. 10 Verona
McCovern A. J. (Standard Express Co.) r. Oakland
McGovern Annie Miss, seamstress, r. 1411 Van Ness
Av
McGovern J. Benedict Rev., clergyman Dominican
Monastery, NW cor Steiner and Bush
McGovern Bernard, molder, r. 767 Howard
McGovern Bridget, domestic 310 Van Ness Av
McGovern Charles C, phvsician and surgeon, 17 Phe-
lan Bids?, r. 1577 Folsom
McGovern Charles J., physician and surgeon, 17 Phe-
lan Bldg, r. 1577 Folsom
McGovern Frank, cook, r. 250 Tehama, rear
McGovern Frank, salesman P. J. McGovern &Co.,r. 4
Hofif Av
McGi.vern George, laborer, r. 1308 J^ Montgomery
McGovern James, tanner, r. 404 Ninth
McGovern James, teamster J. C. Rued & Co., r. 317
Eleventh
McGovern James E., porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. SE
cor Lombard and Van Ness Av
McGovern John, deputy Sheriff, r. cor Van NesB Av
and Lombard
McGovern John, gardener, r. 767 Howard
McGovern Jonn, laborer, r. 216 Ninth
McGovern John, laborer, r. 1033^ Hampshire
McGovern John, manager Commercial Hotel, SE
cor Montgomery Av and Kearny
McGovern John, track repairer N. B. and M. RR.
McGovern John F., foundrymsn, r. 47 Federal
McGovern John H., with Philip McGovern, r. 317
G'Farrell
McGovern John J., night inspector Custom House, r.
cor Lombard and Van Ness Av
McGovern M., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
McGovern Maggie Ml.«8, saleslady, r. 626 Locust Av
McGovern Michael, longshoreman, r. 1308 Mont-
gomery
McGovern Nellie, domestic 512 Golden Gate Av
McGovern Owen, plasterer, r. 719 J^ Tchsma
McGovern P., trackman N. B. and M. RR.
McGovern Patrick, laborer, r. 103:1 J^ Hampshire
McGovern Peter J. (P. J. McGovern & Co.) r. 4 Hoff
Av
McGovern Philip, r. 496 Fourth
McGovern Philip, laborer J. C. Rued & Co., r. 317
Eleventh ,
McGovern Philip, laborer, r. 331 Twenty-seventh
McGovern Philip, painter, r. 639 Stevenson
McGovern Pliilip, wines and liquors, NE cor
Market and Kearny, r. 317 O'Farrell
McGovern Philip H., r. 626 Locust Av
McGovern P. J. & Co. (Peter J. McGovern)
groceries and dairy produce, 1716-1718 Market
and 292.5-2927 Sixteenth
McGovern Robert (Remfee & McGovern) r. Oakland
McGovern Thomas, paperhanger, r. 1315 Scott
McGovern Thomas H., teamster, r. 2740 Van Ness Av
McGowan Andrew, shoemaker Orin Jones & Co., p.
1-232 Green
McGowan Bartholmew, laborer, r. 2013 Dapont
McGowan Bartley, laborer, r. 2013 Dupont
McGowan Benjamin, painter, r. 636 Commercial
McGowan Bernard, laborer, r. 513 Howard
McGowan Bridget, -widow, r. 9 Taylor
McGowan Charles, machinist, r. 22'2 Sanchez
McGowan Charles, teamster Theodore J. Jackson
McGowan Cornelius, wharfbnilder, r. 1141 Mission
McGowan D., teamster Yates & Co., r. 1139 Howard
McGowan Frank, shipping clerk A. Galli & Co., p.
2013 Dupont
McGowan Harvey, r. 1141 Mission
McGowan Henry H., carrier Post Office, r. 2017 Du-
pont
McGowan Hugh, fireman, r. 23 Clementina
McGowan James, quartermaster stmr City of Peking
McGowan James, stsirbuilder, 311 Seventeenth
McGowan John, r. 5-20 Geary
McGowan John, framemaker, r. 724 Brannan
McGowan John E., r. 530 Harrison
McGowan John E., tinsmith, r. E s California Av,
bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-niuth
McGowan John F., letter carrier Post Office, r. 2120
Mason
McGowan John J., plumber, r. 9 William
McGowan Joseph, teamster, r. 1141 Mission
McGowan Judith, widow, r. NW cor Larkin and Sac-
ramento
McGowan Margaret Miss, bookbinder, r. 22 M LewlB
McGowan Mary Miss, r. 1811 Stevenson
McGowan Mary Miss, compositor Evening Post, r.
22J^i Lewis
McGowan Matthew, contractor and builder, r. 614
Linden Av
McGowan Matthew, laborer, r. E s California Av, nr
Fair Av
McGowan Michael, r. 444 Seventh
McGowan Michael, barber, r. 22J4 Le-wis
McGowan Michael, laborer, r. 467 Clementina
McGowan Michael Jr., porter H. D. Witte, r. 22^
Lewis
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
THE LAROEST
CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY HOUSE
ON THE PACinO COAST.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NKXT ABOVS PALACB HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Uanufacturers of Show Caaei
and Store Fixtares.
37 MarM St
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McG
817
McG
m
McOowsn Patrick, blacksmith Fulton Iron Worki, r.
9^4 Boardman PI
McOowan Patrick, laborer, r. fl Ridley
McGowan Patrick laborer, r. 607 Battery
McOowan Patrick A., insurance agent, r. 851 Harrison
McOuwan Peter, flier, r. 126 Sixth
McOowan Peter, backman, r, 3017 Dnpont
McOowan Peter Jr., boatman, r. 2017 Dupont
McOowan Philip E., marble cutter, r. Hi Seventh
McOowan T., coal passer etmr Alameda
McOowan Terrence M., compositor Francis, Valen-
tine ft Co., r. m Seventh
McOowan Thomas, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works,
r. 262C Bryant
McOowan Tbonias, butcher, r. 520 Oeary
McOowan Thomas, melter Eureka Foundry, r. 670
Folsom
McOowan Thomas A., clerk H. H. Lowenthal, r. 1332
Green
McOowan Thomas J., butcher, 5190eary, r.520 Geary
McOowan William, plumber, r. 444 Seventh
McOowan William H., clerk, r. 2611 Clay
McOowan William W., expressman, SE cor Clay and
Dupout, r. 712 Howard
McGoivn Brother* (Charles D. McGown) manu-
facturerB' agentf, and dealers machinists' sup-
plies, 42 Market
McGown Charles D. (McGown Bros) r. 630 Harrison
McOown John E., clerk U. S. Hydrographic Office, r.
628 Harrison
■^ McGown. See McGowan
MoOrady James, teamster, r. 408 Fourteenth
McGrnin James, huntler, r. 1805 MiKsion
ilT* McGrain. See McGrane and Magrane
McOranagban Hugh. r. 673 Eighteenth
McOrauagban Joseph, cutter Frank G. Edwards, r.
807 H Sixteenth
McOranaghan Joseph, teamster, r. 821 Filbert
McGrane Huj»h, bootmaker Porter, Slessinger k Co.,
r. 3 Henrietta Square
McGrane Hugh, watchman Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 863
Folsom
McOrane John, bootmaker Porter, Slessinger & Co.,
r. 3 Henrietta Square
$^ McOrane. See McGrain
McOrsth Annie Miss, r. 512 Howard
McOrath Annie MIrs, r. 1830 Market
McOratb Annie Miss, tailoress, r. 113 Freelon
McGratb Bernard, laborer, r. 711 Natoma
MoOrath Catherine M. T., r. 29 Everett
McOrath Daniel, clerk Post Office, r. 244 Minna
McOrath Edward, r. 112 Oak
McOrath Elizabeth, widow, r. 904 Jackson
McOrath Ellen, widow, r. 138 Hickory At
McOrath Emma Miss, seamstress, r. 356 Orove
McOrath George, wheat tender Henry Coubrough k
Co., r. 140:i Montgomery
McOrath Henry, gilder, r. 320 Third
McOrath James, r. 807 Kearny
McOrath James, cooper, r. 825 Jessie
McOrath James, longshoreman, r. 307 Bryant
McOrath James, plumber r. 1232 Pacific
McOrath James, policeman, r. 327 Oreen
McOrath James, shoemaker, 623 Fourth r. l)i Sheri-
dan
McOrath James, watchman Presidio BB., r. 2317 )i
Larkln
McOrath James Jr., blacksmith, r. 1 ){ Sheridan
kIcGrath James H., cooper Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 348
Twenty-fourth
McOrath Johanna, domestic 9 South Park
McOrath Johanna, widow, r. 337 Duncan
Mi-Orath John. r. 2001 Mission
McOrath John, agent, r. 4U Louisa
McOrath John, carpenter, r. 311 Eighth
McOrath John, expressman, r. 178 Lombard
McOrath John, gilder Schussler Bros., r. 320 Third
McOrath John, proptr City Hotel, 512 Howard
FRATINGER & CO.
Fine Dressmaking
105 KEARNY STREET.
CAST IRON PIPE.
G-AS and WATER PIPE
And FITTINGS of all Slsea.
w. e.~Eane,
Plumber, 605 Kearny Street.
EsUbllsbed 1800. Telephone Ilii.
McOrath John, laborer, r. 13 Sherwood PI
McOrath John, laborer, r. 904 Jackson
McOrath John, storekeeper W. U. Tel. Co., 618 Front,
r. 218 Seventeenth
McOrath John, teamster, r.901 Battery
McOrath John A., policeman, r. 1714 Lagnna
McOrath John H., butcher, r. NE cor Scott and Ellis
McOrath John J., carpenter, r. 1514 Church
McOrath John J , marble cutter, r. 112 Oak
McOrath John J., sawver, r. 120)i Clara
McOrath John W.. r. ifHH Clara
McGrath John T., metal roofer, r. 110 Eleventh
McOrath John W., gardener Hamilton Square
McGrath Joseph, painter Sutter St. KR., r. 340
Twenty-fourth
MoOruth Joseph E., carriage painter H. M. Black k
Co.. r. 428)4 Hayes
McOrath Joseph E. Jr., butcher, r. 428 )i Hayes
McOrath Joseph M., boxmaker Hobbs, Wall k Co., r.
138 Hickory Av
McGrath J. P., engineer, r. 11 J4 Harriet
McGrath Lawrence, laborer Matthew Nunan, r. 218
Eighth
McOrath Lawrence J., salesman P. F. Holan k Bona,
r. 521)4 Natoma
McGrath Lizzie Miss, candymaker, r. 428)4 Hayes
McGrath Matthias, laborer, r. 34 Minna
McGrath Martin, laborer, r. 21 Sherwood PI
McGrath Mary, widow, r. 327 Oreen
McGrath Mary, widow, r. 521 Natoma
McGrath Mary Miss, seamstress, r. 366 Grove
McGrath Mary Mrs., r. 218 Eighth
McGrath Michael, boarding, r. 34 Minna
McGrath Michael, driver United Carriage Co., r. 17
Lewis
McGrath Michael, laborer, r. 8 s Precita Av, opp Co-
lumbia
McOrath Michael C, machinist Fulton Iron Works,
r. West Oakland
McOrath Miles, collarmaker, r. 178 Lombard
McGrath Owen, wood and coal, 2938 Mission
McOrath P., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
McGrath Patrick, deckhand stmr Newark, r. Alameda
McGrath Patrick, laborer, r. 21 Sherwood PI
McGrath Patrick, laborer, r. Boyce, nr Gteary
McGrath Patrick, seaman, r. S s Nineteenth, bet San-
chez and Noe
McGrath Patrick, shoemaker, r. 916 Folsom, rear
McOrath Patrick F., bakery, 135 Fifth
McGrath Patrick H., clerk, r. 3X Larkin
M3Grath Patrick H., clerk, r. 141 Ninth
McGrath Patrick J., r. 110 Eleventh
McGrath Peter, finisher Buckingham &Hecbt, r. Day,
bet Church and SancheE
McOrath Peter P., marble works, 1061 Market, r.
Fourteenth Av, bet I and J
McGrath Philip, foreman Union Warehouse, r. 138
Lombard
McGrath Kichard, porter Carroll, Abrams k Carroll,
r. 251 Stevenson
McOrhth Sarah A., groceries, 138 Shipley
McOrath Stephen A., porter, and assistant foreman
Hook and Ladder No. 2, r. 327 Green
McOrath Theresa Miss, tailoress, r. 113 Freelon
McGrath Thomas, cooper, r. 320 Third
McGrath Thomas, cooper, r. 947 Bryant
McGrath Thomas, expressman, NW cor Washington
and Montgomery, r. 356 Grove
McGrath Thomas, laborer, r. 123)4 Langton
McGrath Thomas, laborer, r. Michigan, bet Sierra
and Shasta
McGrath Thomas, shoemaker, r. 138 Shipley
McOrath Thomas F., engineer Murphy, Grant k Co.,
r. 337 Duncan
McOrath Thomas H., foreman Bush k Mallett, r . 719 )4
Natoma
•y McOrath. See Magrath and McOraw
McOratb William, furniture, 1134 Howard
JOHN HAMMOND
62
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Jfanaflurtnrcr ofrT-crr <i««erlptlen of
PASSBNQBR, STRnT AifD PRSIQHT CAItS.
49 to SO B«sl« litr««t, Ksn rr»B«l»«o.
V^...M»«M leKkorM Xm Vkr\t\V^Y 4H1-427 XTwket St, Hay. Side, Hop, Bag,
TrUnnani ISnam CL nOOKer, Wool and Orchma presses.
McG
818
McG
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOBTERS or
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 811. 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
McGrath Williara, mantel setter Bush and Mallet, r.
728 Clemeutina
McGraw Arthur, r. 134 Fourtn
McGraw Davirt F.. r. ]r>2aH Turk
McGraw Edward "W,, pttorney at law, 318 Cali-
fornia, rooms 15-l(i, r. 1132 Twenty-flist
McGraw J., teamster William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
McGraw John, horse sUoer John O'Kourke, r. 3e2 Va-
lencia
McGraw John, lahoror Eureka Foundry, r. 904 Jackson
McGraw Veter J., gripman Market St. ER., r. 1907
Haight
McGraw Roderick, carpenter, r. 1623 ^ Turk
McGraw William, Ice cream maker Swain Bros., r. 119
Powell
B^McGraw. See Magrath and McGrath
McQrayn Frank, sawyer S. F. Box Co., r. 512 Fourth
McGreal Patrick, shoe-cutter, r. 502M Seventh
McGreehan Thomas, groceries and liquors. NE cor
Eleventh and Howard, r. 1420 Howard
McGreevy Charles, r. 603 Washington
McGreevy Edward laborer Pac. Iron Works, r. 618
Mission
McGreevv Elizabeth J. Miss, teacher Mission Primary
School, r. 234 Sixth
McGreevy George, driver Engine No. 1, r. 419 Pacific
McGreevy George F., porter, r. 139 Bartlett
McGreevy James, laborer, r. 1318 Dupont
McGreevy John, policeman, r. 139 Bartlett
McGreevy Joseph, special policeman, r. 603 Wash-
ington
McGreevy Michael, bricklayer, r. 1311 Filbert
McGreevy William, r. 708 Nineteenth
i McGreevy William S., molder, r. 139 Bartlett
McGregor Alexander, carriagemaker, 760 Bryant, r.
729 Bryant
McGregor David, money broker, 22 Montgomery, r.
I 1122 Jackson
McGregor Frank, fireman stmr Oakland
McGregor Frederick, law student Robert Ferral, r.
904 Powell
McGregor Holmes, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Post and Lyon
McGregor James, elevatorman 8. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 1427 Piicifio
McGregor James, liquor saloon, 242 Brannan
McGregor Mary, widow, r. S s Mariposa, bet Wlscon-
na and Arkansas
McGregor Patrick, laborer, r. 326 Fifth
McGregor Thomas, r. 100 Ji Jackson
McGregor Williara, watchman S. F. Planing Mill, r.
9H Madison Av
McGregor William 0,, with Evening Post, r. 904
Powell
McGrew Isaac N., foremaa A. D. Oakley, r. 2556 Geary
McGrew J. Milton Jr., clerk, r. 818 Twentieth
McGrew Paruen J., gripman Market St. RE., r. cor
Haight and Stanyan
McGrew W. H., reporter Call, r. 104 Taylor
McGrew William K., Httomey at law, r. 34H Turk
McGrill Patrick H.. brid^'etender S. P. Co.. r. 8 8
Chnnnel, bet Third and Fourth
McOrorey Hugh, laborer, r. 815 Harrison
McGrory John, cook, r. 6* First
McGrory Owen, teiimster Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co., r. 6 Federal
McGrory Thomas, liquor saloon, 36 Second, r. 730
Clemeutina
McGrouther Margaret, widow, r. 944 Folsom
McOruder Kiite Mrs., millinery, 228 Sixth
McGnane John H., teamster George C. Smart,
San Jose Koad, nr Industrial School
McGuckin Daniel, longAboreman, r. 336 Bitch
McGue John J., conductor Market St. RB.,
Haight
McGufflck John B., printer H. 8. Crocker k Co,
12411 Folsom
McGufflck William R., boilermaker, r. 54 First
McOiilgan John, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 22
Bluxome
McGuinuess Mrs., r. 5 Grant Alley, rear
McGuinness Dauiel. musician, r. 514 Taylor
Mctiiiinness Hugh, cook, r. 636 Commercial
McGuinnetis James, teamster A. Summerfield Jr., r.
6 Heron
McGuinness John, solicitor, r. 26!^ Hayes
Mi'Guinness William, laborer, r. 529 Valencia
K^ McGuinness. See Maginnis, McGIuness and
McGinnIs
McGuire Arthur W., stairbuilder, r. S s Falkland, bet
St. John and Tombigl^ee
McGuire Baitholomew, bricklayer, 314 Montgomery,
room 11, r. 212 Grove
McGuire Blanche Mins, teacher South San Francisco
School, r. S s Falkland, bet St. John and Tom-
bigbee
McGuire Catherine Miss, r. 22 Cook
McGuire E., r. 638 Commercial
McGuire Edward, driver August Koerber, r. 17 Wash>
ingtun
McGuire Elizabeth, widow, r. 512 5^ Natoma
McGuiie Francis, boilermaker, r. 530 Bryant
McGuire Francis J., lioilermaker, r. 530 Bryant
McGuire Frank, bartender, r. 102 Fifth
McGuire Frank, boilermaker, r. 106 Minna
McGuire Frank, boilermaker Union Iron Works, r. E
s Illinois, bet Napa and Lena PI
McGuire Frank P., tinsmith, r. 357 Minna
McGuire George, seaman, r. 612 Front
McGuire Gustav, hatter, r. 919 Clay
McGuire Henry, groceries and liquors, NE cor Dun-
can and Church
McGuire J., carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r. 102 Mor-
ris Av
McGuire James, clerk, r. 944 Mission
McGuire James, liquor saloon, 1150 Market, r. 105
Fulton
McGuire James, molder, r. 319 Minna
McGuire James, teamster, r. 806 Green
McGuire James, teaniKter John Flynn. r. 527 Natoma
McGuire John, boilermaker, r. :i57 Minna
McGuire John, bricklayer, r. 212 Grove
McGuire John, laborer, r. 604 Natoma, rear
McGuire John, poultry 63-64 Centre Market, r. 16
Stockton PI
McGuire John, shoemaker, r. 708 Folsom
McGuire John J., r. 506 Seventh
McGuire John J., millhand, r. 120 Shipley
McGuire Kate, widow, r. 797 Stt-veusou
McGuire Katie, domestic 1315 Van Ness At
McGuire Mar.v, widow, r. 652 Howard
McGuire Mary A. Miss, teacher Longfellow Primary
School, r. S s Falkland, bet St. John and Tum-
bigbee
McGuire May, ironerLa Grande Laundry
McGuire Michael, longshoreman, r. 4U7 Main, rear
McGuire Micbael. shoemaker, 335 Bush, r. 318 Jessie
MiGuire Patrick, r. 134 Dolores
M( Guire Patrick, baker, r. 638 Commercial
McGuire Patrick, laborer r. 334 Ritch
McGuire Patrick, laborer, r. 1155 Folsom, rear
McGuire Patrick, longshoreman, r. 407 Main, rear
McGuire Patrick, packer, r. 357 Minna
McGuire Peter, longshoreman, r. 30 Kitch, rear
McGuire Rose Miss, teacher music, r. 212 Groye
McGuire Thomas, r. 438 Twenty-second
McGuire Thomas, carpenter, r. cor Prospect and
Cortland Avs
B^ McGuire. See Maguire and Mergulre
McGuirk Ellen, widow, r. 7 Junsen
McGuirk James, bai tender, r. 7 Jansen
McGuirk Michael, plasterer, r. 510 Linden At
McGuirk Thomas, helper Fulton Iron Works, r. 646
Folsom
McGurk John, proptr Chicago Stables, 222 Fifth, p.
850 Howard
W 6
1182
_AND..
UNDERWEAR
THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
t£
ORIENT Ins. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,551,950
GEO. D. DORNIN, IVIanager
HiCKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
McG
819
McI
205
118
McGiirk Patrick, butcher, r. 3009 MisMon
McGurk Thomas, blackRinith, r. MS FoUom
Mc(»iirk Thomas, lahonr, r. 28 Gardfii. rear
McOurren Arthur (Monahan * McQurren)
Third
McGurren Jame«, carpenter, r. 140!) Pacific
McOu8hin James, teumKter, r. 2 17 EiRhth
JlcGiishiu Patrick, couductor OmnibuB RR.
Perry
McHaffie James, deputy Asaessor, r. 944 Folsom
McHartie Johu F., clerk, r. 944 Folsom
McHuffie M. A. Mrs., widow, r. 944 Folsom
McHale Annie Mias, r. 419 Minna
McHanie Thomas, gripman Presidio RR., r. 1090
Union
McHardy John, clerk Hancock House
McHatten Bridget, domestic Palace Hotel
M'-Hatteu Kate, domesilo Palnce Hotel
McHeiiry Aildie. widow, artist, r. 191H Broadway
McHetiry Oliarles B., special agent Tom C. Grant, r.
till Taylor
McHeiiry Daniel, clerk, r.410 Natoma
McHeury Daniel C. tanner, NE cor Brannan and
fiiith, r. 721 Brannan, rear
McHeury Frank, expressman, r. 624 Minna, rear
McH.'ury George, expressman, r. 6 Byiugton
McHeury George, salesman S. McHeury & Co., r. Ala-
meda
McHeury James, expressman, r. cor Potrero Av and
Clianuell
McHeury John, laborer, r. cor Potrero Av and Chan-
nel
McHenry John Jr., expressman, r. cor Potrero At
and Channel
McHeury Maurice, laborer, r. 103 Morris Av
McHenry Maurice, teamster, r. 2:109 Broadway
McHeury S & C >. (Simuel McHenry) commission
merchants and wholesale provision dealers, 320
Front
McHenry Snmuel (S. McHenry fc Co.) r. Alameda
McHenry William C, cook Mrs. L. Heinemaun, r. 613
Valencia
McHusih Andrew, carpenter, r. .529 Sacramento
McUiigh Bernard C, barteud r. r. 2ii') Jesaie
McHugh Felix, painter, r. 1317 Greeu
McH igh James, teauist r, r. 4 Delioue
McUugh James H.. currier H. N. Cook, r. E 9 Iowa,
bet S'dauo aud Mariposa
McHush John, merchaur, r. 722 O'Farrell
McHugh Johu, stonecutter r. ."iS Shipley
McHugb John F., gilder, r. 836 Mi».^lon
McHu^'h Mary C. T. .Miss, teacher Union Primary
School, r. 13.7 Green
McHugh May, domestic 2029 California
McHugh Owen, contractor, r. NE cor McAllister and
Baker
McHugh Patrick laborer, r. 141 Clara
McHugh Patrick, patrolman Mjrse's Patrol, r. 665i
Everett
McHugh Philip, contractor, r. Fell, bet Scott and
Devisadero
McHugh Susau, chambermaid International Hotel
McUiigli Thomas, laborer, r. 20 Page
McHugh Thomas, laborer, r. Felton, nr Berlin, V. M.
T.
McHugh William, butcher J. G. Johnson & Son, r.
cor Ruilroad Av and Sumatra
0^ McHugh. See MciJne
Mcllraich Eiiphemle, widow, nurse, r. 607 Stevenson
Mcllwain David, conductor Sutter St. RR.,r. cor Post
and Central Av
Mcllwain Jjhn. proptr Grand Arcade Market, 315
Sixth, r. IW Shipley
Mcllwain Patrick, foundryman. r. 1124 Folsom
Mcllwain Thomas, loomflxer S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 673 Mis.Mon
Mcllwain I'homiiR, porkpacker, r. 1124 Folsom
Hcluamy Thomas, horseshoer, 22 Seventh
LEAD PIPE, SOLDER, TIN
AND SHEET LEAD.
I<ead Work of all kinds well done.
Plumber,
Established 1S60.
505 Kearny Street. Mj
Telephone 31S. I ^ -
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-El.ECTniC
RUSSIAN M TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Balis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
Mclndoe Robert H., clerk W. H. L. Corran, r.
Tubbs' Hotel. East Oakland
McTuerney Ann, widow, r. 307 Ivy Av
Moluerney Barnard, teamster, r. 1141 Mission
M Ineruey John, fireman, r. 1 Kohler's PI
Mclueruey John J., groceries aud liquora, 8E cor Oak
aud Laguna
Mcluerney Joseph J., painter, r. 307 Ivy Av
M. Ineruey M iry Miss, tailoress, r. 307 Ivy At
Mclneruey Miry A., widow, r. 303)4 Hiyes
Mclueruey Mictiael J., bookkeeper, r. 1524 Jackfon,
rear
Mclnerney S., pantryman Palace Hotel
Mclueruey Thomas, butcher, r. 311 Broadway
Mclneruy Barclay, oiler Cal. St. RR.. r. 1504 Califc^r-
nia
Mcluernv Bernard, teamster, r. 5 Geneva
Mclnerny James, carpenter, r. N s Hancock, nr Noe
M lueruy John, coal passer stmr San Bias
McIneruyJoUu, liquor siloon, lOlU Bryant
Mjluerny John G , salesman J. J. O'Brien k Co., r.
2319 Webster
Mclnerny Martin, dairyman, r. 1115 York
Mclueruy Patrick P., reporter The Bradstreet Co., r.
534 Polk
Mclueruy Richard, salesman J. J. O'Brien Jt Co., r.
2119 Webster
Mclnerny Timothy S., clerk J. J. O'Brien b Co., r.
2319 Webster
Mcluiflf Millie, widow, r. 136 Rose At
M^Iuness John U., hardware, 723 Valencia and 913
Larkin. r. 913 Lsrkin
Mclnnis George, clerk John F. English, r. 1216 Clay
M.Inuls James, millhand A. Wilkie, r. 1109 Twenty-
fourth
Mclunis Louis, boilermaker, r. 525H Howard
Mclutire A. D., r. 418 Sutter
Mclutire David, r. 412 Francisco
Mclutire Harry, gilder Sanborn, Vail b Co., r. 2618
Octavia
M Iitire John, hostler, r. Bay District Track
M.Intire Patrick, miner, r. 902 Mout:,'omery
B^" Molutiie. See McE:jtire and Mclutyre
Mcintosh Anuie, weaver S. F. Pione^.'r Woolen Fao-
t iry, r. 8 Glover
Mcintosh Charles F., clerk Spirit of the Times, r.613
Gougli
Mi-Ifitosh Colin, painter, r. 31 Grand Av
Mctutosh D:iuiel, tailor, r. 27:11 Greenwich
Mcintosh Daniel A., carpenter, r. 1918 Jessie
M luiosh Frauk, driver Union tee Co., r. 810 Foortb
Mclutosh Isaac it., carpenter, r. 7:«) Guerrero
M>.Iutosh J., laborer Hac. Rolling Mill
Mcintosh James, baker, r. 12i6 Guerrero
Mclnt )sh -James, laborer Union Iron Works, r. Uand-
ley House
Mcintosh John, draftsman, r. S s Preclta At, bet
Columbia PI and Guuuison Av, B. H.
Mcintosh Johu, laborer, r. 4;J4!< Clementina
McIutoBh John, mnchiuist P. M. SS. Co.
Mcintosh John, studeut A. Van Der NalUen, r. Palac*
Hotel
Mcintosh John F., carpenter, r. E b Douglass, near
Eighteenth
Mclutosh Jonn W., draftsman B. E. Henriksen, r. S
Minna
Mcintosh Laughlin (Mclutosh k Wolpman) r. 6TS
Bryant
Mcintosh Margie, weaver 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 8 Glover
M' Iniofh R., fouudr.vman Pao. Rolling Mill
Mclutosh Rebecca, groceries and liq lors, Precit*
Av, bet Columbia PI aud Gunnlsuu Av. B. H.
Mcintosh 8. H., clerk Bachman Bros., r. 90S Treat At
Mclnto-h William (Kuyland b Mcintosh) r. 606
Market
Mclntnsh William, carpenter, r. Douglass, nr
Eigbieenth
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 FIRST ST.
TELEFHONB 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN, hasjthk ,.arge:st business
AAtERICAN COMPANT.
McI
820
McK
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Trimmings
a Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Mcintosh William, salesman O'Connor, Mofifatt k Co..
r. 306 Stockton
MclDtosh William J., boxmaker Union Box Factory,
r.434H Geary
Mcintosh & Wolpman (Lauehlln Mcintosh and
William D.Wolpman) mnfrs machinery, 135 Beale
t^ Mcintosh. See Mackintosh
Mclntyre Alexander, tanner A. O. Cook & Son, r. 2244
Mission
Mclntyre Charles, boilermaker, r. 19 Ji Bausch
Mclntyre Charles S., longshoreman, r. 504 Howard
Mclntyre Daniel, -watchman, r. 411 Sansome
Mclntyre Dennis, carpenter, r. 739 Tehama
Mclntyre Edward J., porter The H. T. Holmes Lime
Co., r. 648 Mission
Mclntyre Eugene, elevatorman, r. 1118 Sacramento
Mclntyre Frank R., cigarmaker, r. 115 Buchanan
Mclntyre James (Mclntyre & Cook) r. 1021 Twentieth
Mclntyre James, watchman, r. 507 Eighth
Mclntyre Jennie Miss, clerk John F. Snow, r. 1021
Twentieth
Mclntvre John, candymaker Rothschild & Ehrenpf ort,
r. 507 Eighth
Mclntyre John, carrlagemsker, r. 1716 Mason
Mclntyre John, laborer, r. 641 Commercial
Mclntyre John, stevedore, r. 1313 Montgomery
Mclntyre John B., bookbinder, 423 Clay and 422 Com-
mercial, r. 1816 Pierce
Mclntyre John C, clerk, r. 1716 Mason
Mclntyre Leslie F., porter Dalton Bros., r. 23 Minna,
rear
Mclntyre Mamie, shoefitter Kutz & Murr, .r. 739
Tehama
Mclntyre Matthew, clerk Code, Elfelt & Co., r. Oak-
land
Mclntyre Michael, junkdealer, r. 412 Waller
Mclntyre Patrick, coachman, r. 1118 Sacramento
Mclntyre Peter, carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r. 828
Howard
Mclntyre Robert M., barber, r. 16 Mason
Mclntyre Thomas, baggaseman, r. 1006 Market
Mclntyre Thomas, seaman, r. 27 Hardy
Mclntyre Thomas A. clerk, r. 413 Fifth
Mclntyre William, Cal. Bureau of Information, 415
Montgomery, r. 138 Chestnut
Mclntyre William, plumber, 242 Sutter, r. Berkeley
Mclntyre k Cook (James Mclntyre and Alexander 8.
Cook) carpenters, 908 Valencia
l&"McIntyre. See McEntire and Mclntire
Mclsaac Alexander, shipcarpenter, r. 532 Bryant
Mclsaac Duncan, laborer, r. 12 Bartol
Mclsaac J., carpenter, r. 529 Valencia
Mclsaac William, longshoreman, r. 233 Jackson
Mclver James, engineer, r. 20 Oak Grove Av
Mclver Louis, boxmaler, r. 129 Clara
Mclver Murdoch, stevedore and rigger, r. 142 Perry
Mclver William W., painter George J. Smith, r. 142
Perry
BIcJunkin Hngrli J-, attorney at law, 402 Mont-
gomery, rooms 20-21, r. 920 Twentieth
McEage Patrick E., compositor, r.711 Clementina
McKaae Thomas, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., 711
Clementina
McKail Nat, day watchman S. P. Co., r. 147 Perry
McKay Alexander, carpenter, r. 1814 Post
McKay Allan Mrs. (McKay & Co.) r. 712 Shotwell
McKay Andrew, clerk Jacob Goldman, r. SWcor Ken-
tucky and Butte
McKay Angus C, shipcarpenter, r. 612 Folsom
McKay Beatrice, widow, r. 1128 McAllister
McKay Charles, r. 711 Fillmore
McKay Charles C, roller Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W I
Tennessee, bet Solano and Bntte
McKay David, capitalist, 429 California, r. 330 Ellis
McKay Donald, laborer, r. 2R Firbt
McKay Donald J , shipcarpenter, r. 108 Hermann
McKay Edward A., clerk McKay & Co., r. 712 Shotwell
McKuy George, housemoTer, r. 945 Twenty-third
McKay George, laborer Catton. Bell & Co., r. 23 Nor*
folk
McKay George P., machini«t, r. 6^ Golden Gate At,
rear
McKay James, liquor saloon, 639 Mission, r. 928 Mia*
sion
McKay James, roller Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E 8 Minne-
sota, bet Solano and Mariposa
McKay James A. (Beaton & McKay) r. 928 Mission
McKay James J., crockery, 5-9 Taylor, r. 7 Taylor,
rear
McKay J. C, carpenter, r. 423 Bush
McKay John, seaman, r. liii Heron
McKay John, section master S. P. Co., r. 412 Brannan
McKay John, shipsmith W. S. Phelps & Co., r. 321
Pacific
McKay John, teamster, r. 1330 Washington
McKay John F., mining, r. 224 Post
McKay John H., r. 217 k Tenth
McKay John H., contractor and carpenter, 134 Main,
r. 2833 Pine
McKay John N., foreman Alex. Hay, r. 110 Hermann
McKay Joseph, boilermaker, r. 847 Howard
McKay Joseph, laborer, r. HH Heron
McKay Kate Mrs., r. 1421}^ Mission
McKay Margaret, widow, r. 1112 Pierce
McKay Margaret A. Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening
School, r. 1209 Powell
McKay Mary, widow, r. W s Tennessee, bet Solano
and Butte
McKay Mary Mrs., r. Old People's Home
McKay Mary A., widow, furnished rooms, 75 Minn*
McKay Matthew, laborer, r. R4 Sacramento
McKay P., millman Pac. Rolling Mill
McKay Patrick, fireman, r. 608 Sixth
McKflv Patrick, laborer, r. 13J^ Preston PI
McKay Peter, r. 333 Shipley
McKay Rebecca M., widow, r. 712 Shotwell
McKay Robert, brick mason, r. 975 Bryant
McKay Robert, seaman, r. 263 East
McKay Thomas, rougher Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E •
Minnesota, bet Solano and Mariposa
McKay Thomas D., Pacific Coast passenger
agent BurlintJton Boute B.and M. R.BR., 32 Mont-
gomery, r. Occidental Hotel
McKay Washington 1., decorator, r. 1102 Scott
McKay William, gripman Presidio RR., r.l205 Union
McKay William, waiter Palace Hotel
McKay William T., clerk Hurst & Dore, r. N s Eu-
genia, nr Mission
McKay & Co. (Mrs. Allan McKay, Alexander
Connick and J. A. Sinclair) wholesale lumber
dealers and proprietors Occidental Mill (Eureka,
Cal.) office 4 California
•7* McKay. See McCay, Mackay, Mackey, Mackie
and McKee
McKeag William, bookkeeper, r. 502 Bush
MiKeague James, carpenter, r. 441 Jessie
McKean Agnes, widow, r. Ill Natoma, rear
McKean Cbarles, teamster, r. 901 Battery
McKean David, boilermaker, r. Ill Natoma, rear
McKean David, bricklayer, r. 1529 Washington
MiKean George M., peddler, r. 2311 Larkin
McKean George W., exchange teller Wells, Fargo k
Co's Bank, r. 3:n Ellis
McKean Robert, bricklayer and contractor, r. 2311
Howard
McKean William D. Jr.. plumber, r. 303 Capp
McKean William P., rooter, r. 2311 Howard
McKean William S., buyer Castle Bros., r.l314>i Sac-
ramento
McKean Winfield M., stock clerk LeCount Bros., r.
Alameda
McKeany Andrew, lumberman A. M. Simpson & Bro.,
r. Alabama, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-
eighth
McKecbnie Donald, master stmr Alameda, r. 642:
WINDOWJHADES.
Plain, Fringed, Decorated and Embroidered Shades
made to order in any size or style.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL,
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Kanofactorers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Met St.
rn IDCr PYTRA nRVi Oi most deUcatefl»vor and the onIytnie)ARPADHARASZTHYACO.,
CbLirOC CA I nA Unn Champagne produced iDtbe United SUtes. I 530 WASEmaXOH 8TB££T.
McK
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McK
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McKee A. Mrs., boarding, 830 Jackson
McKee Albert B., student, r. 1819 Webster
McKee Alexander, laborer?. M. SS. Co.
McKee Anna MIbs, clerk, r. 400 Fourth
McKee Archibald, longshoreman, r. 512J< Second
McK(-e Charles, r. 266 Brannan
McKee Claucey R., clt-rk London, Northern, Queen
and Connecticut Iiis. Cos., r. 26 Twelfth
McKee Frank W., printer, r. 978 Harrison, rear
McKee James, canmaker, r. 72 Tehama
McKee James, expressman, cor California and Davis,
r. 135 Valley
McKee James L., clerk, r. Ill GroTe
McKee James T., teambter Telephone Transfer Co., r.
8u7 Twenty-fourth
McKee James T. Jr., carpenter, r. 807 Twenty-fourth
McKee J. D., carpenter, r. 540 Turk
McKee John (Tallaut & Co., and McEe* b. Cotton) r.
26 Twelfth
McKe« John, laborer, r. 1854 Ridley
McKee Jolin, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons, r. 126
Fourteenth
McKee John, stairbullder, 730 Sixteenth, r. 5 Grant Av
McKee John A., clerk The State Investment and In-
surance Co., r. Oakland
McKee John D., carpenter, r. 1112 Harrison
McKee John Dempster, with Tallaut & Co., r. 26
Twelfih
McEee Joseph L., salesman South S. F. Packing and
Provision Co.. r. 407 Buchanan
McKee J. Kobi-rt, painter, r. 546 Minna
McKeo Laura T. Mrs., r. 2514 Sutter
McKee'Lester H., clerk Edwards & Co., r. 2514 Sutter
McKee Mary, r. 279 .Steveuson
McKee Mary 8., widow, r. 409 Ellis
McKee Robert Jr., clerk Commercial Insurance Co.,
r. Oakland
McKeo Samuel, molder. r. 83054 Harrigon
McKee Samuel B. Jr., attorney at law, 327 Pine, room
15, r Oakland
McKee Thomas, salesman Verdier, Moreau & Co., r.
534 Bush
McKee Thomas, teamster Frank Greg
McKee Thomas W., stairbuilder John McEee, r. 2754
Albion Av
McEee T. M., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 954
Bush
MoKee William, r. 530 Bryant
McKee William, r. 27.59 Misrtion
McKee William, metalroofer William Cronan
McKee Si Cotton (John McEee and Daniel E.
Cotton) proprietor California Oil Works, NW cor
Main and Folsom
lO" McPPje. See McCay, McKay. Mackay, Mackla
and Mackey
McKeel Thomas A., stenographer Th« J. Dewing Co.,
r. 2515 Larkin
McKeen Moses, porter Stndebaker Bros. Mnfg Co., r.
Mission, bet Thirtieth and Thirty-first
MfKeever Charles, laborer, r. 21 Welsh
BIcKeuver Channcey, lieutenant colonel U. 8. A.,
assistant adjutant g>'neral Division of the PaciSc,
Department of Califurnia, Phelan Bldg, r. 2023
California
McKeever James, engineer, r. 20 Oak Grove Av
McKeever John, laborer, r. 500 .Mission
McKeever John, teamster, r. Nevada, bet Minnesota
and Indiana
McKeever Peter, laborer, r. 20454 Fifth
McKeever R. L., finisher William J. Heney & Co., r.
126 Sixth
McKeever Robert, driver N. B. »md M. BR., r. 13
Verona
McKeever Thomas, carrlagedrlver. r. 20 Dore
McKegnay Frank H.. barteuder John Powers, r. 913
Market
McKeller H. D.. carpenter Palace Hotel
McKen James, clerk Deasy Bros., r. 21 54 Stanford
FRATINGER & CO.
LADIES' SUITS
or ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
105 KEARNY STREET.
THE LATEST IMPROVED
PATENT WiTER CLOSETS.
SANITARY SEWER CAS TRAPS
Put in by skilled workmen.
VS/_ E_ l_A3^E,
PLT7MBEB, 606 KEARNT STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
McKendry James, liquor saloon, 2U.i Pacific
McKenna Allen J., laborer, r. 5 Eldridge
McKenna Andrew, lumberman, r. 19 Alabama, B. H.
McKenna Bernard, laborer A. E. Buckman, r. 420
Grove
McKenna Daniel S., shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoa
Co., r. 1433 Valencia
McKenna E. Mrs., widow, r. 126 Olive Av
McKenna Edward, waiter, r. 322 Third
McKeuna Emanuel, laundryman U. 8. Laundry, r.
1912 Mission
McKenna Felix, waiter, r. 279 Stevenson
McKouna Francis, ironer U. S. Laundry
McKenna Henry, acidmaker. r. 2()2 Sixth
McKenna Henry, laborer Mount St. Joseph'g Infant
Asylum
MoKenna James, coachman, r. 1.525 California
McKenna James, porter O. F. WiUey & Co., r. 2319
Bash
BXcKenna James, shipping and commission mer-
chant, 22 California, r. Alameda
McKeuna James, stone cutter, r. NE cor Broderlck
and Fillmore
McKenna James, tailor, r. 118 Clara
McKeuna James, teamster, r. 5 Hayward
McKenna James, waiter, r. 807 Eearny
McKenna John (McKenna .t Cole) r. 737 Folsom
McKenna John, calker, r. 76 Natoma
McKenua John, laborer, r. 315 Braunan
McKenna John, machlnehand Cal. Barrel Co.
McKenua John, machinist Pac. Axle Co. r. 1 Grant PI
McKeuna John, porter, r. 1130 !4 Broadway
McKenna John, steward stmr Queen of the Paclflo
McKenua Johu, stock cutter P. F. Nolan b Bona, r. E
8 Nebraska, bet Sonoma and Yolo
McKenna John, teamster Magdalen Asylum •
McKeuna John Jr., calker, r. 76 Natoma
MiKenna John A., attorney at law, r. 481 Haight
McKenna John B., teamster, r. Ws Church, betTwan-
ty-fourth aud Elizabeth
McKenna John D., bookkeeper McKenna h Purc«ll,
r. 12 Eleventh
McEenna John P., carpenter r. 2 Sutter PI
McEenna Joseph, messenger 8. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 1623 Powell
McEenna Joseph, salesman James Duffy & Co., r. 905
Market
McKenna Kate, adjuster U. S. Mint. r. 481 Haight
MoKenna Lawrence, laborer, r. 2319 Bush
McKenna Murgaret. widow, r. 163 Silver
McKenna Mark, painter, r. 1 Morrell PI
McKenua Matthew, engineer, r. 54 Shipley
McKenna Maurice J., machinist Pac. Iron Works, r.
512 Howard
McKenna Merritt. r. 2.58 Clementina, rear
McKenni .Michael, woodworker P. J. O'Brien & Sons,
r. 315 >4 Franklin
McKenn* Michael F. (McKenna & Purotll)
Eleventh
McKenua Owen, bakery, 1127 Twenty-sixth
McKenna Patrick, driver Dnlted Carriage Co.,
Minna
McEenna Patrick, horse dealer, r. 314 First
McKenna Perry O.. cook. r. 23 Virginia
McKenna Peter, ironer S. F. Laundry
McKenna Peter B., fruit peddler, r. W b Ellsworth, nr
Cortland Av, D. H.
McKi nna Peter J., shingler. r. W • Church, bet
Twenty-fourth and Elizabeth
McKeuna Robert brickmaker, r. 1912 Mission, rear
McKeuna Robert, paperhauKer. r. 1623 Powell, rear
McKenna Robert, waiter, r. .33 Langton
McKenna Sarah, widow, r. W s Church, bet Twenty-
fourth and Elizabeth
McKenua Theresa Miss, stenographer, r. 1040 Howard
McKenna Thomas, seaman, r. 11 Pacific
McKenna Thomas D., sergeant police, and clerk Po-
lice Commissioners, r. 628 Valencia
13
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JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
nanufactarer of eTOry denrription oC
PASSENOER, STREET AND FREIGHT CKBA.
4a to 5V Beale Street, Sam FrauciiMO.
TVag-ons.
TRintlAir, ISHAM & 0OOKER, Agents for the CelebrateA
flS^LXOW UtOM AJUi£ WA€rOK». 421-4:27 Market StreeU
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
McKenna William, porter Christy r& Wise, r. 901
Guerrero
MrKenna William, •waiter, r. 33 Langton
McKenna William H., rardriver, r. 60 LouiPa
McKeuna William T., plumber Thomas McKeovn, r.
912 Bryant
McKenna <& Cole (John McKenna and Robert E.
Cole) riding academy and livery stable. 7a7 Fol-
Bom
BXcKenna & Pnrcell (Michael F. McKenna and
John Purcell) commiSFion merchants and dealers
hay and grain. 205 Drumm
McKeney Patrick J., bartender, r. NW cor Twenty-
fourth and FolKom
McKenney Charles D., packer J. A. Folger b Co., r.
Alameda
McKenney Daniel, melter Stelger & Kerr, r. 223 Lang-
ton
McKenney De Witt, canvasser Tlhorn & McKenney
MiKenney Ed-ward, fireman, r. 1109)^ Stevenson
I McKenney George, cardriver, r. 214 Perry
McKenniy George, coalpasper, r. 1109 54 Stevenson
I McKenney George, shoemaker, r. lOU Montgomery
I McKenney Henry M., bookkeeper Daily Eeport, r.
I 1152 Guerriro
J McKenney Johanna Mrs., r. 412 Tenth
1 McKenney John J., vainisher, r. 608 Sixth
; McKenney L. M. (Ulhorn * MiKenney) r. Oakland
McKenney Mary Mrs., r. 31 Lafayette
McKenney Samuel, clerk David Lundy, r. 1045 Mia-
I eion
McKenney William, -whitpner, r. 2C50 Folsom
McKennev William F., plxsterer, r. 2650 Folsom
B^" McKenney. See McKeuna and McKinney
McKeniiip Peter, boxmaker Union Box Factory, r.
982 Wood
McKenny A. H., -waiter Palace Hotel
McKenny Charles, con'poHtor, r. 4'J4 Sansome
; McKenny Daniel, laborer Lohos SquarePacking House
McKenty Lita Mrs., r. 1222 Pine
McKenzie A.,r. 219 Sixtrenth
McKenzie A., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 330
Eddy
McKei zie Albert W., dentist William Dutch, r. 1836
Eddy
McKenzie Alexander, bartender, r. 314 Ivy Av
; McKenzie Alexander, S. J., carpenter St. Ignatius
I College, 214 Hayes
, McKenzie Alexander J., longphoreman, r. 313 Beale
McKenzie Alexatid-r W., bookkeeper H. Huddleston
I & Co., r. 1640 Polk
j MeKenzie Allen, rigger P. M. SS. Co., r. 343 Bryant
McKenzie Andrew, laborer, r. 528 Green
McKenzie Arthur, clerk A. L. Bancroft*: Co.
McKenzie Carrie C. Miss, stenographer B. B. Swayne,
r. Oakland
McKenzie Charles, carpenter Market St. ER., r. 236
Hickory At
McKenzie Charles, marble yard, 8E cor Bush and
Central Av
McKenzie Charles, seaman, r. 506 Davis
McKenzie Charles J., clerk Pac. Ins. Union, r. 903
Sutter
McKenzie Donald, correspondent Murphy, Grant &
Co., r.5:s8 Ellis
McKenzie Douald, laborer, r. 57 Natoma
McKenzie Elmer, shoemaker Earle & Co., r. 1920 Bu-
chanan
McKenzie Emma Miss, teacher music, painting and
embroidery, r. 2019 MiFsion
McKenzie George, conductor Market St. BR., r. 125
Scott
McKenzie Harry, -waiter, r. 126 Fifth
McKenzie Hariy, -waiter, r. 372 Clementina
I McKenzie Jamep A., -waiter stmr Queen of the Pa-
I cific, r. 600 Broadway
I McKenzie James J., salesman Philip Kennedy & Co.,
r. d07 Seventh
McKenzie James M., carpenter, r. 1612 Bush
McKenzie James R , carpenter, r. 808 Laguna
McKenzie James W., rigger, 33 Beale, r. 627 Second
McKenzie J. M. r. 605 Broadway
MiKenzie John, carpenter, r. 6 Caroline
McKenzie John, laborer Bisdon I. and L. Works, r.
867 Market
McKenzie John, secretary Bay City Soda Water Co.,
r. 710 Seventeenth
McKenzie John D., millwright and engineer, 217 San-
some, rooms 2-3, r. 632 Market
McKenzie John F., salesman Patrick J. Kennedy, r.
465 Minna '
McKenzie John G., carpenter, r. 1920 Buchanan
McKenzie John T., matter stmr San Eafael, r. San
Bafael
McKenzie John W., private agent, r. 2501 Leaven-
worth
McKenzie John W. Jr., teacher music, r. 2504 Leayen-
worth
McKenzie Margaret Miss, princinal Starr King Pri-
mary School, r. 1310 Mission"
McKenzie Mary, widow, r. 2019 Mission
McKenzie O. C. Mrs., r. 238 Kearny
McKenzie Osborn J., conductor Geary St. BR., r. 608
Stevenson
McKenzie Patrick, shoemaker P. F. Nolan k Sons
McKenzie William, millhHnd, r. 57 Natoma
McKenzie William, shipwright, r. 749 Howard
McKenzie William, wood and coal, 819 Geary, r. 1411
Larkin
McKenzie William A., plasterer, r. 1411 Larkin
1^ McKenzie. See Mackenzie and McKinzie
McKeon Engraving Co., W. E. Smith manager, en-
gravers on wood, 402 Montgomery
McKeon George, painter, r. N s Twenty-fourth, bet
Douglass and Diamond
McKeon Henry, laborer Occidental Laundry
Ml Keon James, blacksmith's helper S. F. Bridge Co.
McKeon James, fireman S. F. G;is Light Co., r. E 8
Tennessee, bet Sierra and Nevada
McKeon John, chief engineer stmr Newbem, r. 140
Hancock
McKeon John, stevedore, r. 221 Diamond
McKeon Msry, widow, r.*18 Ford
McKeon Mary Mrs., assistant matron Protestant Or-
phan Atiylum
McKeon Michael J., head gardener Public Squares, r.
2210 Fillmore
McKfcon Patrick, car repairer, r. Twenty-first, bet
Alabama and Harrison '
McKeon Patrii k, laborer, r. 234 Perry
McKeon Patrick J., statement taker S. F. Gas Light
Co., r. 2116Steiner
McKeon Peter, laborer, r. 62 5^ Shipley
McKeon Peter, teamster Joseph Macdonough & Co.,
r. 62J4 Shipley
McKeon Terrence, marble polisher, r. 731 Bryant
McKeon Thomas, porter Whittier, Fuller h Co., r.358
Clementina
McKeon William, carpenter, r. W a Teneriffe, bet
Tombiabee and Potomac
MrKeon William, stevedore, r. 219 Diamond
McK^one Eliza Miss. r. 277 Minna
McKeone James L., driver S. Jacob, r. 277 Minna
McKeown Alexander, wire worker, r. 1901 Kearny
McKeown Caroline, widow, r. 9 Oak Grove Av. rear
MrKeown James, molder, r. 9 Oak Grove Av, rear
McKeown James, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. Berkeley
McKeown James F., baker, r. 1322 Dupont
McKeown John, assibtant O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co., r.
1147 Mission
McKeown John, clerk, r. 630 Green
McKeown John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W 8
Minnesota, bet Solano and Mariposa
McKeown John, porter Cal. Electric^ Light Co., r. 38
Jessie
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING
TO OEDEE AND EEADY-MADE.
Corner MONTOOMEBY and SCTT£K STS.
WASHINGTON fire Ins. Co. of Bostonl
Capital, $1,000,000 GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Assets, $1,810,273
Wlf. SEZTOIT, Asst. Uasager.
HICKS & JUDO, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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McEeown Kate, widow, r. 1025 Mission
McKrown M., nreaian slmr Columbia
McKeown Patriik, r. 3:j Hinckley
If cKeown Tbuiuae, plumbiug and gasflttlDg, 616}^
Sixth
McKeown William, laborer, r. 03 Colton
McKeowu William, teamster Am. Sugar Kefinery, r.
1901 Kearny
McKenhei Hircules, conductor Central RR., r. 1211
Fillmore
McKernHD Fran'is. baker, r. 78 Clementina
McKernun James, driver, r. 240 Clara
McKernan James. expressmRD, NE cor Third and Fol-
Bom, r. 21t> Twenty-fourth
McKernan John, bsker. r. 78 Clementina
McKerron Aleinnder Q., bookkeeper John A. McKer-
ron. r. 2 White's H
McKerron John A ^ harness and horse boot-
maker, 228-J;j2 Ellis r. 2 White's PI
McKruno (jeorge M.. scenic painter, r. 856 Foliom
McKeune Henry, bellows raufr, 303 Mission
McKeune John E.. bellowsmaker Heury McKeune, r.
8nB Folsom
■^ McKenne. See McEwen and McKewen
McKevitt HiiKh, stevedore, r. 515 Lombard
McKew A., watertender stmr City of Peking
McKew John, wood and coal, 431 Union, r. 1209 Jack-
son
McKew Miles.H^mster William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
McKewen Edward, bookbinder Whelan Jc Tracy, r.
27 Johnson Av
McKewen James, laborer, r. 108 Clara
McKewen John, engineer, r. 38 Jessie
McKewen John, service foreman Spring Valley W.W.,
r. 1117 Montgomery
McKewen Patrick, carpenter 8. P. Co., r. Twenty-
first, bet Harrison and Alabama
McKewen Peter, plumber, 41 Eddy, r. 1117 Montgom-
ery
McKewen Thomas, cemetery fence builder, 3407
Geary, r. 27 Johnson Av
McKewen Thomas Jr., millhand Cal. Mill, r. 27 John-
son Av
McKewen William, carpenter, r. Teneriffe, bet Tom-
bigbee and Potomac
e^ McKewen See McEwen and McKeune
M.Keay William, bookkeeper, r. 2027 Mission
McKibben Henrietta Mrs., furnished rooms
(formerly of 1020 Market) 125 Ellis
McKibben Thomas, housesmith, 802 Harrison, r. 166
Perry
McKibbin David M., carriage painter Studebaker
Bros. Mufg Co., r. 2119 Mason
McKlbbln James, ship carpenter, r. 177 Sixteenth
McKibbin James, water dealer, r. 655 Minna
McKihhln Jane Mrs., r. 2119 Mason
McKibbin Selby, clerk, r. 2119 Mason
McKibbin Walter J., wire worker, r. 2119 Mason
McKibbin William U., machinist Risdon I. and L,
Works r. 2119 Mason
McKlcrnan Bern.ird. shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder &
Co., r. 711 Howard
McKienian Daniel, liquor saloon, 104 Steuart
McKieruan John, backman, r. 723 Seventeenth
McK'eve James, barber, 709 Davis
McKillop Daniel M., engineer S. P. Co., r. 249 Six-
teenth
McKinley Archibald, molder J. Q. lis, r. 506 Natoma
McKluley Archibald, solicitor White Sewing Machine
Co., r. 22 Geary
McKlnlev Benjamin F., clerk Station A, Poet Office,
r. 1400 Pine
McKinley David A., Consul General Hawaiian
Inlands, office 302 California, r. Palace Hotel
McKinhy Edward D., clerk forwarding dept Wells,
Fargo fc Co., r. 66fi Mission
McKinley Eliza F., physician, r. 1307 }< Polk
McKinley James, cook, r. 1126 Market
DR. BAZAN'S
TII EKMO-EL.ECTBIC
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Bails Giyen.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
GARDEN HOSE,
LAWN SPRINKLERS, HOSE MENDERS,
HOSE COUPLINGS, HOSE PIPES.
W. E. LANE, Plumber,
505 KEARNT STREET.
EsUbllhhed 18G0. Telephone 314,
McKinlfy Juniex, general inauai^er Union Central
Life InKurance Company, office 127 Montgomery,
r. 1307 M Polk
McKinley Johanunh, widow, r. 124 Wllday
McKinley Mary, widow, r. 132 Fourth
McKinne Barna, attorney at law, 402 Kearny, rooms I
5-7, r. 1020 Seventeenth I
McKinney B. H., laborer W. W. Montague b Co., r,
155 Oct.via
McKinney Georee, brakeman S. P. Co., r. 620 Fourth
McKinney George, shoemaker, 47 Sacramento, r. 1014
Montgomery
McKinney James, liquor aaloon, NW cor Hampshire
and Twenty-fifth
McKinney John, laborer Stelger £ Kerr, r. 420 Twen-
ty second
McKinney John, waiter Henry H. Leslie, r. 60 Annie
McKinney John W., brooms and brushes, 1034 Mis-
sion
McKinney Margaret Mrs., r. 83H Everett
McKinney Mary M s., hairdresser. 1638 Mission
l»" McKinney. See McKanna, McKenney and Mc-
Kenny
McKinnie Murray, wood carver, 30 Spear, r. 215
Powell
McKlnnon A., porter 0. E. Whitney & Co., r. 633
Steveneon
McKiunon A. C. Mrs., fancy goods and embroideries,
oOi Hayes, r. 5l3a Hayes
McKlnnon Alexander, laborer Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. Sailor's Home
McKlnnon Alexander, salesman Murphy, Grant &
Co., r. 2314 California
McKinnon Alice, widow, r. 342 Dorland
McKinnou An^us, ship carpenter, r. Ifi Hardy
McKinnon Archibald C, bookkeeper Tha J. Dewing
Co., r. 513a Hiiyes
McKinnon Daniel A., teamster, r. 1331 Fulton
McKinnon Daniel D. (McKinnon & Co.) r. 1248 Mis-
sion
McKinnon David, stevedore, r. 3213 Fillmore
McKinnon Eugene, clerk, r. 833 Fulton
McKinnon Finlay, wagon maker Audresen Bros., r.
420 iTackson
McKinnon James, carpenter, r. 1^10 Mission
McKinnon James, clerk, r. 8 ;3 Fulton
McKinnon James J., teamster Preston & McKinnon,
r. 705 Fifteenth
McKinnon John J., president Cedar River Coal Co.,
106-112 Mission (and Preston & McKinnon) r. 833
Fulton
McKinnou Joseph J., salesman Preston & McKinnon
McKinnon Lewis, ntudent, r. 833 Fulton
McKinnon Malcolm D. (McKinnon & Co.) r. 1246 Mis-
sion
McKiunon Neil, seaman schr Wavelet
McKinnon P., r. 8)9 Mission
McKinnon Russell, electrotyper Painter* Co., r. 747)j
Folsom
McKinnou Thomas A., policeman, r. 1236 Broadway
KcKinnon William, collector Cedar River Coal Co.,
r. 1331 Fulton
McKinnon *: Co. (Malcolm D. and Daniel D. McKin-
non) groceries. 110 Ninth
McKinsley Gustave, sulesman, r. 807 Mission
McKinstry E. W., associate Justice Supreme
Court of" California, chambers 121 Post, r. 1515
WashinKton
McKinstry J C, messenger First National Bank S. F.
r. 151.T Washington
McKisick L. D., attorney Southern Pacific Co., NE
cor Fourth and Townsend, room 63, r. 1215 Sutter
McKittilck Andrew, clerk r. 110 Seventh
McKittrick Bernardifwaiter, r. 58 Shipley
McKittrick Bdward, butcher, r. 110 Seventh
McKittrick El ward F.. market inspector Health Dept.,
office New City Hall. r. 1603 54 Market
McKittrick Henry P., clerk, r. 110 Seventh
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
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FROM NEW TYPE.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVKR FrVB MIIJ[<IONS.
BROWN. CRAIG & CO.. General Agents.
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McKittrick James, liquor saloon, 308 Fourth, r. 463 >4
Minna
McEittt'ick James, waiter, r. 211 Stevenson
McKittrick Jamea J., clerk, r. 110 Seventh
McKittrick John, fireman, r. 467 Minna
McKittrick Joseph L., waiter, r. 110 Seventh
McKnew Alfred B., porter Haas Bros., r. 1013 Nine-
teenth
McKnew Elijah P., driver Th« Morgan Oyster Co., r.
lul3 Nineteenth
McKnew Henry L., driver The Morgan Oyster Co., r.
lOla Nineteenth
McKniff James, r. 12 Hampton PI
McKniff Nellie, widow, r. 435 Grove
McKuiRht Andrew J., clerk general auditor's office,
S. P. Co., r. 930 Fillmore
McEnight Archibald, cook Charlei L. Nelson, r. 219
Sixteenth
McKuight Hugh J., painter Thomas Downing, r. 241
Langton
McKnight J. A., r. 930 Fillmore
McKnight John J., bricklayer, r. 1501k Market
McKnight John J., driver Enjiine No. 9, r. 718 Howard
McKnight Joseph, foreman Pac. Soda Works, r. W s
Ciilifornia Av, nr Esmeralda, B. H.
McKnight Joseph W., carpenter Robinson t Gillespie,
r. 25 Lily Av
McKnight Michael, tailor, r. 56 Natoma
McKnight Peter, bricklayer, r. 1501 H Market
McKnight Eobert, cook stmr State of California r. 14
Clinton
McKnight Robert J., r. 2029 Mission
McRnlgbt Robert J., clerk David C. Smith & Co., r.
'.iOia Mission
McKnight Thomas, assistant claim agent X7mon Pac.
Ry., 1 Moijtgomery, r. Oakland
MoKoon Hosmer P. (McKoon & Towle) r, San Diego
JlIeKoon & Towlt> (Hosmer P. McKoon and George
W. Towle Jr.) attorneys at law, 328 Montgomery,
room 22, Safe Deposit Bldg
McKowen Lawrence, laborer, r. 509 Seventh
McKowen William A., bookkeeper Rudgear b Shop-
man, r. Berkeley
McKowki Otto, painter, r. 29 Norfolk
McKown M. E. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 1316 Steiner
McLagan Charles, machinist Bitdon I. and L. Works,
r. 162 Perry
McLagan Hibbard, salesman L. D. Stone & Co., r. 1935
Stevenson
McLagan James L., caruenter, r. 1935 Stevenson
McLaine Cornelius, capltalint, r. 318 Turk
M' Lane Mrs., r. Old People's Home
McLane Bridget, widow, r. 308 Day
McLane Charles, steward James F. Kearny, r. 2029
Steiner
McLane Charles A. Jr., cashier New York Life Ins.
Co., r. 20^9 Steiner
McLane Francis J., chief engineer stmr Ancon, r. 1712
Hyde
McLaue H., guard Industrial School
McLane Hugh, bookkeeper, r. 21 Vallejo
McLane Hugh, teamster Teele & Scott, r. 1721 0'Farrell
McLane Hugh W., boatman, r. 21 Vallejo
McLane J., waiter Whit Cheer House
McLane James, contractor, r. 27 Harriet
MiLane Jane, domestic 641 Golden Gate Av
McLaue John, solicitor, r. 116 Francisco
McLane John H., agent, r. 1220 Pacific
McLane Peter, employee 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 826 Greenwich
McLane Peter, teamster, r. 317 Vallejo
09* McLane. See McClaln, McClean, McLain and
McLean
McLanigan William, packer, rnH8 Filbert
M« Laren Charles S. (I. Allegrettl & Co.) r. 35 Hoff Av
McLaren B., clerk Heary K. Field, r. Alameda
McLaren George, solicitor, r. 514 Ash Av
McLaren Jemes, typefounder, r. 8E cor Pacific and
Jones
McLaren John, carpenter, r. 113 Clipper
McLaren John A., clerk, r. 915 H Market
McLaren Norman, bookkeeper H. M. Newhall b Co.,
r. 614 Sutter
McLaren Peter, carriagemaker, r. 514 Ash Av
McLaren William J., r. 1017 Pierce
McLarkey Daniel, shearer, r. NW cor Filbert and
Webster
McLarkey James, groceries and liquors, NW cor Fil-
bert and Webster
McLarkey William J., clerk, r. NW cor Filbert and
Webster
McLatchie Joseph, blacksmith's helper Tait & Hain.
que. r. 46 Clara
McLatchie Margaret Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 617 Nine-
teenth
McLauchlin Archibald, carpenter, r. 32 Richland, nr
Holly Park Av
McLaughlin Agnes Miss, teacher Franklin Grammar
School, r. 426 0'Farrell
McLaughlin Alexander, cellarman National Brewing
Co., r. 616 Laguna
McLaughlin Andrew, laborer, r. 407 Folsom
SIcLiaa^liliii Armonr, superintendent National
Brewing Co., SE cor Fulton and Webster, r. 519
Buchanan
McLaughlin Bridget Miss, dressn^er, r. 346 Clem-
entina ^
McLaughlin Bridget, widow, r. 1118 York
McLaushlin Bernard, soap peddler, r. 12 Converse
McLaughlin Catherine, widow, r. 11 Friedman PI
McLanglilin Cliarles (estate of) othce 16 Mont-
gomery Av
McLaughlin Charles, merchant tailor, 1521 Market
McLaughlin Charles, paver Omnibus RR., r. 113 Perry
McLaughlin Charles, shoemaker, r. 251 Stevenson
McLaughlin Charles H., clerk letter dept. Welle,
Fargo & Co., r. 935 Howard
McLaughlin Charles J., framemaker Sanborn, Vail k
Co., r. Boyce, nr Geary
McLaughlin Charles R., shipping clerk Feigenbaum
k Co., r. 844 Mission
McLaughlin Cornelius, butler, r. 1732 Washington
McLaughlin Daniel, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. West Oakland
McLaughlin Daniel, longshoreman, r. £ c Michigaa,
bet Sierra and Shasta
McLaughlin Daniel F.. wood worker, r. 222 Langton
McLaughlin David, conductors. F. and N.P. EB.Co.,
r. 301 Scott
McLaughlin David, pork packer, r. NE cor Cbestnnt
and Fillmore
McLaughlin David H., clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 301
Scott a
McLaughlin Dennis, porter, r. 1620 Powell
McLaughlin E. Mrs., widow, r. NW cor Twenty-elxtk
and Mission
McLaughlin Edward, r. 732 Washington
McLaughlin Edward, carriage driver, r. 222 Langtoa
McLaughlin Edward, laborer, r. cor St. Rose'a and
Masonic Ave
McLaughlin Edward, teamster 8. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. W 8 Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
McLaughlin Edward A., inspector Customs, r. 23X
Clinton
McLaughlin Francis (Drew & McLaughlin) r. 1121
Sutter
McLaaghlln Francis A., machinist Osbom & Alexan-
der, r. 131 Clipper
McLaughlin Frank, cigarmaker r. 339 Jessie
McLaughlin Frank P., accountant Sanborn, Vail Ji
Co., r. Boyce, nr Geary
McLaughlin Georse, r. 526 Sixth
McLaughlin George, laborer, r. 12 Broadway
McLaughlin George, laborer, r. 107 Freelon
McLaughlin George, laborer, r. 1118 York
UPHOLSTERY.
WHOLESALE AND EETAIL
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL-
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Sliow Cases
and Store Pixtores.
37 MarM St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRYi
A natnral product of tbe Finert Grapes of )ARPAD HARASHHY & CO.,
the World. But no addition of Brandy. ) 630 WASHnTQTOH ETSZIT.
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McLauRblin H., millman Pac. Boiling Mill
McLauRhlin Harry, r. »C7 Kearny
McLaiifihlin Henrv, gasfltter Robert A. Vance, r.
1224 Hsiglit
McLauKblin Henry, pantryman, r. 12 Virginia PI
McLaughlin H. nry A., master tug Alert, r. 205 Third
McLaughlin Hiram, bUckgmlth, r. 2617 BuRb
McLunghlln Hugh, laborer, r. NW cor Church and
Twenty-first
McLangbllu Hugh, teamster Wm. Kerr, r.913 Battery
McLaughlin Hugh F., marbleworker, r. 1121 Broad-
way
McLaughlin Hugh H., ahoecutter, r. cor Nineteenth
and Folaom
McLaughlin James, baker, r. 621 Pacific
McLaughlin James, fireman, r. 537 Second
McLaughlin Jamen, fireman stmr Queen of tbe Pacific,
r. SBUJi Nntoma
McLaughlin James, laborer, r. 216 Minna
McLaughlin James, painter, r. 523 Sixth
McLaughlin James, seaman, r. S s Elizabeth, nr Cas-
tro
McLanghlin James, teamster, r. 1513 Ellis
McLaughlin James, trimmer Cal. Electmc Light Co.,
r. 238 Jesxie
McLaughlin James H., sawyer F. Korbel & Bros., r.
452 Sixth
MoLaUKhlin Jane, widow, r. 513 iTy At
McLaughlin Jaii^ widow, r. 1409 Sacramento
McLaughlin JohtlTV. 2009 Filbert
McLaughlin John, r. 1409 Sacramento
McLaugbllu John, bollermaker, r. 210J4 Rose At
McLaughlin John, bollermaker, r. 1118 York
McLaughlin John, cardriver, r. 1321 Minna
McLaughlin John, coachman Fitzgerald & Conlon, r.
1525 California
McLaughlin John, coalpasser, r. 141 Harrison
MrLangblin John, fireman, r. 129 Harrison
McLaughlin John, fireman Central Gaa Co., r. 3000
Webster
McLaughlin John, hostler, r. 49 Boardman PI
McLaughlin John, laborer, r. 51 Stevenson
McLaughlin John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., p. S «
Sierra, bet Michigan and Georgia
McLaughlin John, lather, r. 1119 Twentieth
McLaughlin John, molder Empire Foundry, r. 39
Minna, rear
McLaughlin John, tailor, r. 10 Sherwood PI
McLaughlin John, teamster, r. 2 Lombard
McLanghlin John, watchman, r. 700 Broadway
McLaughlin John, watchman Potrero and B. V. RR.,
r. E 8 Illinois, btt Napa and Lena PI
McLaughlin John F., miner, r. 229 Sixteenth
McLaughlin John H., draftsman engineer's dept S. P.
Co., r. 810Tweuty-slxth
McLauKhlin John H., expressman, cor Sixth and
Howard, r. 7 H Harriet
McLaughlin John J., policeman, r. 12 Broadway
McLaughlin John L.. carpenter, r. Chenery, nr Ran-
dall, Fairmount Tract
McLaughlin John R., dental student, r. NW cor
Twenty-sixth and Mission
McL«ughlin Joseph (McLaughlin & Co.) r.331 Kearny
McLaughlin Joseph, compositor, r. 2749 Harrison
McLaughlin Kate D. Mrs., r. Palace Hotel
McLaughlin Lottie Miss, saleslady DbtIb Bros., r. 23
Clinton
McLaughlin M. Miss, stenographer J. W. ETans, r.
Oakland
McLaughlin Maria A., widow, r. 129 Clipper
McLaughlin Mary, widow, r. 618 Sixth, rear
McLaughlin Michael Mrs., r. 2009 Filbert
McLantihlin Michael, blacksmith, r. 109}^ Shipley
McLaughlin Michael, expressman, r. 220 Langton
McLaughlin Michael, fireman 8. F. Gas Light Co., r.
2749 Harrison
McLaughlin Michael, hostler St. Lawrence Stable, r.
752 Howard
FRATINGER & CO.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
JERSEY WAISTS.
NEWEST GOODS. LATEST STYLES. LOWEST PRICES.
105 KEARNY STREET.
ROOFING,
RAIN WATER PIPES, GUTTERS and VALLEYS
MADE AND REPAIRED.
Roofs of all kinds made Water Ti|flit.
W. E 7~L A N E ,
PLUUBBB, 605 EBARNT STRBBT.
EsUbllshed 1860. Telephone 315.
McLaughlin Michael, laborer, r. 29 Twenty-third
McLaughlin Michael, laborer, r. 775 Mission, rear
McLaughlin Michael, liquor saloon, 1021 Howard
McLaughlin Michael, shipsmith W. S. Phelpa & Co.,
r. 246 Clara
McLaughlin Michael, shoemaker, r. 217 Langton
McLaughlin Michael D., machinist, r. 12 Broadway
McLaughlin Moses A., physician and druggist, NW
cor Railroad At and Manitoba, r. NW cor Do-
minica and Railroad Av
McLaughlin Neil, r. 4a7 Jessie
McLaughlin Owen J., cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r.
13 Tehama
McLaughlin P., r. 700 Broadway
McLaughlin Patrick, barteuder, r. 573 Howard
McLaughlin Patrick, bollermaker, r. 38 Tehama
McLaughlin Patrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., p.
145 Silver
McLaughlin Patrick, laborer, r. 12 Langton
McLaughlin Patrick, laborer, r. 129 Folsom
McLaughlin Patrick, laborer, r. 31H Langton
McLaughlin Patrick, laborer, r. 1182 Harrison
M''Laughlin Patilck, pe.ldler, r. 221 Eighth
McLaughliu Patrick, printer, r. 2li8 Second
McLaughlin Patrick, teamster, r. 903 Battery
McLaughlin Peter, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 322
Ritch
McLaughlin Peter, laundryman, r. Boyce, nr Geary
McLaughlin Peter, pressman 8. W. RaTeley, r. 208
Second
McLaughlin Richard A., tinsmith, 646 Filbert, r. 317
Filbert
McLanghlin Robert, porter, r. 1205* Shipley, pear
McLaughlin Robert J., porter, r. 202 Sixth
McLaughlin Samuel, tanner J. C. Rued & Co., p. cop
Twentieth and Florida
McLaughlin Thomas, agent U. S. Secret Serylce Dept.,
r. 109 Montgomery
McLaughlin Thomas, bollermaker, r. E s Illinois, bet
Napa and Lena PI
McLaughlin Thomas, hostler Fashion Stable, p. 835
Eighteenth
McLaughlin Thomas, laborer, r. 619 Mission
McLaughlin Thomas, painter, r. 230 Ritch
McLaughlin Thomas A., commercial traveler M. h T.
Well & Co., r. 1018 Webster
McLaughlin Thomas F. r. 1621 Market
McLaughlin Thomas J., printer, r. 437 Jessie
McLaughlin Thomas M., carpenter, r. 17 Hardy
McLaughlin William, blacksmith, r. 633 Sacramento
McLaughlin William, driver, r. 829 Folsom
McLaughlin William, laborer, r. 17 Preston PI
McLaughlin William, laborer, r. 636 Third
McLaughlin William, liquor saloon, S s King, nr
Se.ond, r. 11^ Preston Pi
McLaughlin William, machinist, r. 301 Scott
McLaughlin William it,, hackman, r. 229 Langton
McLaughlin William A., shipping clerk Sadler h Co.,
r. 129 Clipper
McLaughlin William F., r. 301 Scott
McLaughlin William G., lather, r. 220 Langton
M Laughlin WlUiaui H , molder, r. 316 Folsom
SfcLauiflilin William H., physician and snr-
geon, office and r. NW cor Twenty-sixth and
Mission
McLaughlin William H., with W. A. S. Nicholson, p.
9 Waller
McLaujcrhlln William H. & Co. (William H.
McLaughlin) apothecaries, NW cor Twenty sixth
and Mission
McLaughlin William J., passenger agent Baltimore
and Ohio RR., 618 Market, r. 423 Vallejo
McLaughlin William P.. molder, r. 235 Langton
McLaughlin Zenas, r. 8^0 Tweuty-slxth
McLaughlin & Co. (Joseph McLaughlin and August
Blohm) rial estate agents, 331 Kearny
10" McLaughlin. See McGlaughlin, McLachlan and
McLoughlln
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Ufannfactnrer of everr deM>rlp«lon of
PASSBNOER, STRBBT AND FREIGHT CARS.
43 U> SO Beale Street, San Francisco.
Bnlin^ PrP«<f»< TSUHAN, ISHAM & hooker, 421-427 Market St. HAT.HTDIS,
Ddling r'rC&&C&. hop. WOOIi. KAti. aid ORCUIIiL<A PRCSS]ks.
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GALVANIZED AND GOMMON
Slieet Iroix
AU Sizes and >i'iunl>ers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
McLaurin DouRlas C, carpenter Jason Springer & Co.,
r. 1823 Mark.-t
McLsy George B., physician. 2430 Mission
McLay 8. H., clerk, r. 2430 Mission
McLea Alexander Mrs., ■widow, r. 52fi Fell
McLea Arthur, saddler Main & Winchester, r. 657
Folsom
McLea Donald, harnegsmaker, r. 657 Folsom
Mcl>a James, confectioner, r. 657 Folsom
^^ McLea. See Macleay
McLean Alfred A., specialist, 646 Market, r. 22 Elgin
Park Av
McLean Andrew, engineer Hawley Bros. Hardware
Co., r. S 8 Twenty-third, nr Howard
McLean Archibald, stevedore, r. 520 Mission
McLean Catherine, widow, r. 205 Polk
McLean D. C. Mrs., r. 1510 Folsom
McLean David, raolder, r. 1154 ^ Folsom
McLean Edward, house painter, r. 19 Gilbert, rear
McLe«n Eflward T., policeman, r. 116 Oak
McLean Ella Mrs., r. S s Twenty-fifth, bet Howard
and ( app
McLean Ewen W., druggist, r. 1324 Scott
McLf-an Frank, clerk J. G. Allen, r. Berkeley
McLean Henry W., millhand Cal. Mill, r. 226 Shotwell
Mclean Henry, laljorer, r. 104 Mission
McLean James, r. 2 Martha PI
McLean James, hostler, r. E s Channel, bet Sixteenth
and Seventf-enth
McLean Jane Mrs., r. 15 ;< Grand At
McLean John, boilermaker, r. 212 First
Mi-Lean John, policpman, r. 530 Olive Av
McLean John H., wharfinger, oface and r.
Meiggs' Whaif
McLean John T., medical student, r. 603 Merchant
McLean John W.. carpenter, r. 26 Turk
McLean Joseph R , builder, r. 1621 O'Farrell
McLean J. P., assistant engineer stmr City of Sydney
McLean Murdoch, carpenter, r. 1018 Mission
McLean Peter, capitalist, SE cor Duncan and San-
chez
McLean R. M., caiipenter, 81?) H Geary, r. 1129 Bush
McLEAN ROBERT A., physician
and snrgfeon. Dean and Professor of
Surgery tJnivergity of California, of-
fice and r. 603 Merchant
McLean Sarah, domestic 828 Lombard
McLean Sterling, bookkeeper Dunham, Carrigan k
Co., r. Alameda
McLean Thomas D., millhand Young b Thomson, r.
764 M'sston
McLean William (Bailey b McLean) r. 533 Commer-
cial
McLean William, porter Blake, Moflatt & Towne, r.
205 Polk
Mi'Lean William H., carpenter, r. 717 Sanchez
M'Lean William H., master mariner, r. 1635 Union
]»■ McLean. See McClain, McClean, McLain and
McLane
McLeish James, boilermaker P. M. SS. Co., r. 224
Ritch, rear
McLellan Archibald S., porter H.Levi & Co., r. 436
Bartlett
McLellan H. B., driver, r. 806 Third
MiLellan Edwin C. clerk, r. 920 Sixteenth
McLellan Francis X., carpenter, r. 529 Valencia
McLellan ]>na Mrs., dnssmaker, r. 1832 Market
McLelUn Robert (C. A. Castntr & Co.) r. 138 Liberty
McLellan Robert A., carpenter, r. 19 54 Washington Av
McLellan Robert A., engineer, r. 1714 Sutter
McLellan Roderick, clerk Bovee, Toy & Co., r. 1832
Market
»- McLellan. See McClellan and McClelland
McLennan , carpenter W. A. Meeker, r. 541 Minna
McLennan Alexander (McLennan & Redmond) r.l919
Polk
McLennan Charles, seaman, r. 13 Clay
McLennan Charles, boot and shoemaker, E s niinois,
bet Butte and Napa ».(««*^i
McLiennan Frank P., proprietor San Francisco
Wool Scouring Works, office 49 Bluxome, r. 1515
Clay
McLennan J., clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. 413 Post
McLennan NVii, liquor saloon, 2931 Geary
Mi.Lennan Robert C , painter, r. 16 Edrly
McLennan * Redmond (Alexander McLennan and
Michael F. Redmond) stoneyard, 8W cor Sixth
and Eing
a^ McLennan. See McCIennan and MacLennan
McLeod Alexander, boilermaker, r. 362 5^ Clementina
McLeod Alexunder, calker, r. 8J4 Folsom
McLeod Alexander L., aliipcarpenter, r. 715 Church
McLeod AllinKton, r. 1638)4 West Mission
nicLeod Angus, wines and liquors, 6 Morton, r.
513 Guerrero
McLe d Bei jamin F., compositor Figaro, r. 36 Mary
McLeod < harles, laborer, r. 425 Sierra
McLeod Daniel, contractor, r. 510 Buchanan
McLeod Daniel, salesman Schweitzer & Co., r. 336
O'Farrell
McLeod Daniel, shipwright, r. 23 Mary
McLeod Donald, carpenter, r. 624 Fourth
McLeod Elizabeth, widow, r. 18 Minna
McLeod F., boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mill
McLeod George (Larkins k Co.) r. 715 Church
McLeod Hugh R., cigars and tobacco, 544 Fourth
McLeod James, carpenter, r. 79 Stevenson
McLeod Jean Mrs., widow, r. 510 Geary
McLeod John, laborer, r. 1 Grant PI
McLeod John, rigger, r. 5'.'6 Howard
McLeod John, plasterer, r. 29 Drumm
McLeod John J., salesman Standard Tea Co., r. 834
Folsom
McLeod Mary, widow r. 153 Tehama
McLeod Peter, laborer, r. 425 Sierra
McLeod Robert F., teamster Farnsworth k Rnggles,
r. 10 Clyde
McLeod Thomas laundry agent, 434 Pine
McLeod Thomas, priuter Bacon & Co., r. 1425 Mason
McLeod Thomas R., carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r.
731 H Treat At
McLeod William, vamisher John H. Keefe, r. 16 Mad-
ison At
McLeod William J., cooper, r. 637 California
McLeod WilUam J., night clerk Int rni.tional Hotel
«^ McLeod. See MacLeod and M.Cl>nd
McLerie Henry J., contractor, r. 112 Church
McLerie Logan A., foreman Brunt b Fisher, r. 2 Au-
burn
McLindon Felix, r. 529 Valencia
M Loughlin A., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
McLoughlin Alexander.clerk Tax Collector's Office, r.
cor Michigan and Napa
McLoughlin Anrlrew, r. 1448 Minna
McLoughlin Charles, shoemaker, r. 271 SteTenson
McLoughlin Charlotte Miss, compositor, r. 423 Val-
lejo
McLoughlin Connor, r. 217 Langton
McLoughlin Dennis, r. 461 )i Tenama
McLoughlin Eliza, widow, r. 423 Vallejo
McLoughlin Hugh, stairbuilder, r. NW cor Church
and Twenty-first
McLoughlin Mary Miss, r. 628 Capp, rear
McLoughlin Patrick J., stairbuilder, r. NW cor
Church and Twenty-first
McLoughlin Richard, laborer, r. 2013 O'Farrell
McLoughlin William J., clerk, r. 423 Vallejo
B^" McLoughlin. See McLachlan, McLaughlin and
McLauchlan
McLure John, foreman molder Golden State and
Miners' Iron Works, r. 363 First
McLure John A., entry clerk Cal. Wire Works, r. 363
First
eff" McLure. See McClure
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Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
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HcHahan Mabry, clerk eenerni paftsentier and ticket
Bgeut S. r. Co., r. 711 J<mP8
HcMHiiau M. B., wltb Equitable Life Assurance So-
riety, 240 Monf^;onn-ry
McMabon A., boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mill
WcMnhoti AKDes Alius. arcHsmaker, r. 923 Broadway
McMahon A. J., r. 1HI4 Polk
McMabon Andrew, coppersmith, r. 421 Folsom
MrMaliou Andrew, fireiiinn, r. 961 Bryant
McM»hon Arthur, blackHniith. r. 3005 Webster
McMahon Arthur, stair builder, r. 3 Capp
McMahon AuKUKtus J., clerk headquarters Division
of the Pai iiic U. 8. A., r. 44 Third
McMabon B. Mrs., janitress Rincon Grammar School,
r. 720 Bryant
McMAHON B. & SON ,Ber„ara
W. and Jame!i A. McMation) wliarf and
1>rldfr<^ buildt-rs and ij^eneral contract-
ors, 2'i Howard
McMahon Bernard, butcher, r. 118M Welnh, rear
McMabon Bernard W. (B. McMahon & Son) r. 242
Bartlett
McMahon Bryan, laborer, r. Michigan, bet Shasta
and Napa
McMahon (;. Mrs., fancy goods, 1205 Folsom
M' MNhon Catherine, widow, r. 914 Harrison
McMahon Cclla Min8, drPBsmaker. r. 9 Leavenworth
McMahon Celia Miss, tailoreBS, r. Parker, bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-eighth
McMahon Charles, agent, and extraman Engine No.
13
McMabon Chnrlps, pressman W. B. Bancroft k Co., r.
10 Cleaveland
McMahon Charles H., freight and passenger agent
Stockton Navigation Co., r. 605 Twenty-ninth
McMabon D., r. 210 Bush
McMahon Daniel J., roller, r. 914 Harrison
McMabon Dennis, stonemason, r. 210 Bush
M' Mahon Edward, upholsterer, r. 32>j Lsngton
McMabon Fannie M. Miss, teacher music, r. W s
Tennessee, bet Solano and Bulte
HcMahon Fruncis A., iinisher Buckingham & Hecbt,
r. cor Twenty-eii^htb and Parker
McMahon Francis C, polii eman. r. 359 Jessie
McMahon Felix, cook Btiur Piedmont, r. 41 Natoma
McMahon George, bookkeeper James Tavolara, r. 923
Broadway
McMahon George W. T., painter, r. 14 Valparaiso
McMabon Henry, driver Engine No. 14. r. 1017 Mc-
Allister
McMahon Henry, laborer, r. cor Parker and Alabama
McMabon Henry, stairbuilder, r. CUn Howard
McMabon Henry J., laborer, r. 1126 Folsom
McMabon Hugh, r. 1311 Broadway
McM ihon Hugh E., waiter, r. 2 Welsh
McMabon James, bootmaker, r. 2G0 Eighth
McMabon James, collector and general agent, 606
Battery, room 30
HcMahon James, expressman, r. 3 Capp
McMahon James, laborer weighers dept Custom House
r. 532 J4 Ivy Av
McMahon James, porter Occidental Hotel, r. Boyce
nr Geary
McMabon James, boots and shoes, 258 Eighth, r. 1205
Folsom
McMabon James, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 923 Broadway
McMahon Jamex, teamster Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r.
St. Rose's Av nr Henderson Av
HcMahon James A. (B. McMahon & Son) r. 242 Bart-
lett
HcMahon James B., harnessmaker, 219 Ellis, r. 222
Minna
McMabon James E., plumber, r. 3005 Webster
M. Mr.bon James W., plasterer, r. 923 Broadway
MiMahiin Jeremiah C. laborer, r. 18 Allen
McMahon John. r. 123 Fifteenth
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RUSSIAN aM TURKISH MTHS
Also Medicated and Electric Baths Givei.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED
CHIMHEYS REPAIRED. CHIMNEY SWEEPING.
Cliimney Topa that ^vill dra^v.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1860. Telephone 316.
McMahon John, r. 2r>2 Jessie
McMahon John, bookkeeper J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 418
Leavenworth
McMahon John, clerk, r. 473 Tehama
McMabon John, coal passer stmr Alameda
McMabon John, physician and surgeon, 103 Geary, r.
1814 Polk
McMahon John F., laborer, r. 2 Taylor PI
McMatiou John F., pla-terer, r. 5 Bernard
McMnhou John J., printer, r. 127 Diamond
McMahon John P., r. cor Parker and Alabama. B. H.
McMabon John T.. uphoUterer H. V. Gullixsou k Co.,
r. 130 Hayes
McMabon John W., plumber, r. 1711 Howard
McMahon Joseph, r. 440 (•; Brannan
McMahon Joseph, porter Occidental Hotel, r. Boyce,
nr Geary
McMahon Joseph P., student, r. 522 Grovo
McMahon Joseph T., farmer, r. 522 Grove
McMahoD Lawrence, foreman Pac Rolling Mill, r. W
B Tennessee, bet Solano and Butte
McMahon Maegie, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 923 Broadway
McMahon Marcella, widow, r. 112(1 Folsom
McMahon Margaret, widow, r. 32 J4 Langton
M. Mahon Margaret, widow, r 109 Clinton
McMahon Mary, domestic 924 Valencia
McMahon Mary, widow, r. 2 Taylor PI
McJIahon Mary, widow, r. 2 Welsh
McMabon Mary, widow, bakery and varieties, 2503
Mission
McM.ihon .Mary A., widow, varieties, 21 Valencia
McMahon Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 23 Van Nees Ay
McMahon Matthias, butcher, r. 6 Salmon, rear
McMahou Michael, longshoreman, r. 115 Vallejo
McMahon Patrick, bellmaker, r. 227 Perry
McMahon Patrick, laborer, r. 14 Cl»ra
McMahou Patrick, road foreman Presidio RR., r. 22
Russell
McMahon Patrick S., tanner A. 0. Cook & Son, r. 227
Perry
McMahon Peter (McMahon k Mordaunt) r. la^SH
Geary
McMahon Peter, boilermaker, r. 357 First
McMahon Peter, carpenter, r. 1111 Natoma
McMahon Peter, fireman tug Sea King, r. Parker, bet
California Av and Columbia
McMahnn Peter J., carpenter, r. 1071 Howard
McMahon Pbilip P., clerk Recorder's Office, r. 1624
Dupout
McMahon R. F. Mrs., widow, r. 130 Hayes
McMahon Richard F., uphoUterer, r. 130 Hayes
McMahon Ternnce, port«r Pac. Free Warehouae, r.
123 Fifte.uth
McMahon Thomas, bottler Lang Bros.
McMahon Thomas, currier, r. 2808 Harrison
McMahon Thomas, laborer, r. 1830 Filbert
McMahon Thomas, tannery, SW cor Susquehanna and
Trinidad
McMabon Thomas J., bootfitter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 227 Perry
McMahon Timothy, liquor aaloon, 414 Sixth, r. 986
Harrison
McMahon Timothy, waiter stmr Queen of the Pacific,
r. 40 Moss
McMahon Walfred, carpenter, r. 923 Broadway
McMahon Washington, janitor New City Hall, r. 923
Broadway
McMabon V\ ashlngton J. J., engineer, r. 510 Shotwell
McMahon William, laborer, r. 15 Jj Clinton
McMahon William A., shoemaker P. F. Nolan k Sons,
r. 215 Minna
McMaliou Wi Ham E., prainer, r. 923 Broadway
McMiihon William O., blacksmith, r. 202 Fourteenth
McMahon & Mordaunt (Peter McMahon and Edward
Mordaunt) boarding, 117 Drumm
McMann Arthur B., blacksmith San Leandro MnfR
Co., r. cor Filbert and Laguna
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
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McMann Chwles, extraman Engine No. 13, r. cor
Twentv-ninth and Sanchez
McMann Frank, bookkeeper Frank G. Edwards, r. 1718
Piue
McMann James, varieties, 413 East
McMann Jamee H., cigars and tobacco, 535 Davis, r.
407 East
McMann John E. S., laborer, r. 227 Perry, rear
McMann John P., foreman paperhanging dept. Frank
Or. Edwards, r. 1408 Sacramento
McMann Mary, widow, r. 127 Perry, rear
McMann Patrick, laborer, r. 227 Perry, rear
McMann Thomas O., shoemaker, r. 227 Perry, rear
McMann William, wholesale and retail wood
and coal, SW cor Washington and Polk, and Sher-
iff City and County, r. 1701 Washinston
McMann William B., ma hinlst, r. 1701 Washington
t£f McMann. See McMahon
McMannis Thomas, r. 18 Seventh
McManniB Mary Mies, r. 327 Page
McManus Annie Mis^s, r. 212 Seventh
McManus Bartholomew J., r. 212 Seventh
McManus Bernard, policeman, r. 20.t Third
McManus Bernard, stableman Fashion Stable, r. 724
Capp
McManus Cormack, laborer, r. 724 Capp
McManus Daniel J., plater Union Iron Works, r. 8 i
Sierra, bet Michigan and Georgia
McManus Henry, waiter stinr Los Angeles
McManus James, laborer, r. 767 Howard
McManus James, laborer. r.NE cor Bryant and Juni-
per
McManus James, plumber William E. Lane, r. 1716
Polk
McManus James B., foreman U. S. Drayman, r. 329
Ritch
McManus James J., clerk Raphael Weill k Co., r. 1019
Howard
McManus James P., salesman Newman & Levinson,
r. 807 Sixteenth
McMana»John, boilermaker, r. 66 Minna
McManus John G., salesman Newman & LeTinson, r.
SW cor Sixteenth and Sanchez
McManus John J., clerk Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
r. 132 Sixth
McManus Joseph E., mate stmr Eureka, r. lOS Bernard
McManus Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, r. 316 Sutter
McManns Mary J. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 8 Polk
McManus Michael, horse trainer, r. 541 Sixteenth
McManns Michael, laborer, r. 677 Harrison
McManus Michael J., tinsmith Adams k Pritcbard, r.
503 Seventh
McManus Patrick, carpenter, r. 413 Stevenson, rear
McManus Patrick, cooper, r. 8 Polk
McManus Patrick, laborer, r. E s Potrero At, bet Ala-
meda and El Dorado
McManus Philip, tanner, r. .WS Sixth
McManus Samuel P., harnessmaker, r. SW cor Six-
teenth and Sanchez
McManus Terrence, miner, r. 20 Laurel
JIcManus Thomas blacksmith, r. W s Michigan, bet
Napa and Shasta
McManus Thomas, latindryman City and County
Hospital
McManus William, horse clipping, 860 Howard
McManus William H., expressman, cor Sixth and
Market, r. 11 Alemany
McManus William H., liquor saloon, 846 Howard, r.
834 Howard
McMartin E. H., clerk r. 110 Ellis
McMaster Alphunsus G., salesman, r.2013^ Fillmore
MpMa^ter John, junk, 2fi4 Brannan
McMaster Thomas E., r. 18 Bond
McMath Joseph, r. 26 Turk
McMenaman Andrew, morocco dresser, r. 1661 Mis-
Hon
McMenaman Charles, laborer 8. F. Gas Light Co., r.
E s Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta, rear '
McMf-naman Daniel, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r
E s Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
McMenam»n Daniel J., musician, r. 19^ Berkeley At
McMenaman William, teamster Black Diamond Co»l
Mining Co.. r. 7 Haggin
McMt-naman William H., clerk, r. 19J4 Berkeley At
McMenamin Daniel (Tracy Bros, k Co.) r. Oakland
McMenomy Charles, stockcutter Buckingham k
Hecht. r. 24 Brosnan
McMenomy Charles, with James McMenomy, r. 105T
Mission
McMenomy Frank, driver J. J. O'Brien k Co., p. <9
Tehama
McMenomy James, undertaker, 1057 Mission
McMenomy James, fireman stmr Queen of the Pa-
cific, r. Oakland
McMenomy James, janitor New City Hall
McMenomy James Jr., bookkeeper James McMenomy,
r. 1057 Mission
McMenomy James W., clerk, r. 728 Ivy Av
McMenomy John, driver John H. McMenomy, p.
Berkeley
McMenomy John H., butcher, 8-9 California Market,
r. Berkeley
McMfnomy Michael, assistant superintendent United
Unde: takers' Assn, r. 731 Natoma
McMenomy Nicholas, typefounder Palmer & Rey, r.
731 Natoma
McMichaeis Charles, longshoreman, r. 42 Clarence PI
McMichaels Charles, painter, r. 214 Fifth
McMicliaels Daniel, laborer, r. 42 Clarence PI
McMichaeis Robert, laborer, r. 42 Clarence PI
McMichaeis Theodore, laborer, r. 641 Commercial
McMichal James, teamster, r. 19 Federal
McMillan Alexander, r. 266 Brannan
McMillan Angus, carpenter, r. 1809^ Steiner
McMillan Angus, sailmaker Neville & Co., r. 3213
Mason
McMillan August, teamster U. 3. Drayman, r. cor
Ninth and Harrison
McMillan Daniel, real estate, r. 1102 Howard
McMillan donald. „.„.-
facturer syrups, cordials, bitters and
Jamaica Ginger, 714 Front, r. 114
Waller
McMillan Dugald, physician, 245 Eighth
McMillan Duncan, bartender, r. S£ cor Front and
Vallejo
McMillan Duncan C, carpenter, r. 176 Stevenson
McMillan Ewen G. messenger Wells, Fargo k Co., r.
r. 428 Ninth
McMillan Gustavus, teatnster U. S. Drayman, r. 3*
Garden
McMillan Hugh R., teamster, r. 428 Ninth
McMillan J., carpenter, r. 1822 Natoma
McMillan James, r. 266 Braanan
McMillan James, pianomaker. r. 5 Mason
McMillan James, seaman .'■tmr Eureka
McMillan James, traveling salesman T. H. Antlsell
Piano Co., r. 5 Mason
McMillan John, shoemaker J. T. Sullivan, r. i31
Bush
McMillan John G.. civil engineer S. P. Co., NE cor
Fourth and Townsend, r. 961 Mission
McMillan John C, compositor, r. 411 Sansome
McMillan Mary, widow, r. 28 Garden
McMillan Peter, r. Old San Jose Road, nr Smart's
Ranch
McMillan Robert, real estate, r. 1102 Howard
McMillan Ronald G., foreman Donald McMillan, r,
2205 Larkln
McMillan Roland, fireman stmr Piedmont
McMillan Thomas, teacher music, r. 1601 Mission
McMillan William, carpenter, r. 1718 Jones
McMillen Silver Mining Co. (Arizona) J. Morizlo
secrt-tary, 328 Montgomery, room 24
McMonaghan Michael, laborer, r. 1012 Florida
f . & J, SLOANE & CO.
Hotels and Steamboats completely furnished with
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY.
Special Prices Given.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
KEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEI,.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO..
Manofacrorers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Market SL
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HcHoDigle BsTerly, phyilcian and rf-Mdrnt lurgeou
C«l. Women's HosplUl, office 703 M«rket
KcHdoagle Charles, steamboat fireman, r. 629 Front
HcMordle William C, gilpman Market St. KB., r.
2U00 McAllister
McMorrow Jobn H., r. 6 Hoff At
UcMorry Farrell. capitallot. r. IM Halgbt
McMullen Daniel, laborer Oregon Imp. Co., r. 403
Tbird
McMulltn David K., contractor, r. 1310 Folsom
UcMullen Frank, secretary Orangers' Bank of
California, KW cor California and Battery, r. 820
Grove
HcHulIeu Hugh, r. 730 Clementina
McMullen Hugh R.. bookkeeper The Hibernla Sav-
ings and Loan Soc, r. 730 Clementina
McMnllen James, carpenter S. F. Bridge Co., r. 216
Central Av
McMullen James, dyer S.F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 1129 !«i Broadway
McMull^n James Jr., bookkeeper Mollerfc McMullen,
r. 1129)4 Broadway
McMullen John, liquor saloon,, 228 First
McMnllen Jolin, president San Francisco Bridge
Cii.. 42 Market, r. 811 Guerrero
McMullen Lewis G., wood and coal, hay and, grain,
3:^211 Geary
McMullen Robert, seaman, r. 19 Commercial
McMullen Thomas, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 730
Clementina
McMullen William J., ticket auditor S. F. and North
Pac. RR. Co., office 410 Mission, r. 44 Sixth
McMullin Beauregard, capitalist, r. 1414 California
McMnlliu D. Morgan, medical student, r. 1414 Call-
fornia
McMulllu George J. C, messenger Cal. Savings and
Loan Society, r. 231 Eleventh
McMullic G. O. Mrs., widow, r. 1104 Poet
McMullin John Mrs., widow, r. 1414 California
McMnllin John, cattle dealer, r. 1414 California
McMullin John, miner, r. 9 Bartol
McMullin Samuel (Moller t McMullin) r. 934 Broad-
way
McMullin Tburlow, salesman Tlllmann k Bendel, r.
1104 Post
McMullin Thnrlow Mrs., r. 1252 California
McMullin Virginia, adjuster U. 8. Mint, r. 1252 Cali-
fornia
McMurdo John R., nurse Alms House
McMurpby Frederick W., boilermaker, r. 27 Minna
MoMurray Hush J., r. 820 Fulton
McMurrav James B., collector Bovee, Toy k Co., r.
2008 Mason
McMurray James D.. carpenter, r. 1517 Larkin
McMurray John P. (Kellett & McMurray) r. Berkeley
McMurray Nathaniel J., carpenter, r. 718 Howard
McMurray Patrick, groceries and liquors, 1061 Fol-
som. and contractor, r. 348 Eleventh
McMurray Valentine, mining, r. 2402 Bush i
McMurray William, salesman, r. 517 Mason
McMurray William, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. 719H Bush
McMurray William H.. night inspector Custom House,
r. 5(18 Folsom
McMurray William J., clerk Smith & Moody, r. 820
Fulton
l^'McMurray. See MacMurray
McMiirtrie Thomas, driver Contra Costa Laundry, r.
1013 Leavenworth
MoMurtry Charles, pilot stmr Mary Oarratt
McMurtry Julius, expressman, r. NW cor Castro and
Twenty-fourth
McMurtry Leslie D., conductor S. P. Co., r. 41 South
Park
McMurtry Patrick, laborer A. Sutro, r. Sutro Nursery
McNab Allen (McNab Bros.) r. 204 Fair Oaks
McNab Brothers (Allen and Elgin) fruits and vege-
tables, 1203 Valencia
FRATINGER & CO.
READY-MADE SUITS
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LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN.
105 KEARNY STREET.
REFLECTORS,
FOR SHOW WINDOWS AND STORES,
MADK AND REPAIRED.
W. E. LANE,
Plumber
606 KEARNT STREET.
Eatabllshcd 1860. Telephone 316.
McNab Elgin (McSab Bros.) r. 927 Dolores
McNab Gavin, clerk Occidental Hotel
McNab James (McNab k Smith) r. 2620 Post
McNab James, scourer, r. SE cor Sixth and Brannan
McNab Mary, widow, r. 1118 Twenty second
McNab & Smith (James McNab and Jobn A. Smith)
draymen, 6 BluK'me and 217 Front
McNair James, plat-terer, r. 928 Pine
McNally Bernard, tailor, r. 411 Fourth
McNally Bernard J., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt *
Co., r. Wtst Oakland
McNally Charles, liquor saloon, 243 Minna
McNally Dennis, laborer, r. S s Jersey, bet DouglMS
and Diamond
McNally Edward W., clerk, r. 448 Sixteenth
McNally Francis, longshoreman, r. 411 Main
McNally Frank, fireman, r. 425 Sierra
McNally Frank H.. attorney at law, 20-21 Nevada
Block, r.5)4 Albion Av
McNally Frank L., solicitor Easton & Eldrldge, r.
1224 Bush
McNally James, driver United Carriage Co., r. 709
McAllister
McNally James, fireman stmr Willamette, r. 411
Main
McNally Jaraes Jr., oiler stmr Mariposa
McNally John, engineer, r. 573 Howard
McNally John, steward, r. 170.-5 H Market
McNally John B., butcher Michael Farrell, r. 411
Fourth
McNally Joseph, teamster, r. 32 Converse
McNally Joseph L., assayer, r. 614 Vaii Ness At
McNally Lawrence, r. 614 Van Nesa Av
McNally Michael, machinist Pac. Iron Worka, r. SK
cor Tw^lftn and Point Lobos At
McNally Michael, painter, r. SE cor Twelfth and
Point Lobos Av
McNally Mi. hael J., machinist, r. 510 Tbird
McNally P. J., cabinetmaker F. S. Chadbourne Je Co.,
r. 615 Van Ness Av
McNally Terrance, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsbarg k
Co., r. 17 Laskie
t9- McNally. See McAnally
McNamara Ann, widow, r. 182 Stevenson
McNamara Bridget, widow, r. 616 Linden At
McNamara Bridget Miss, nurse, r. 519 Jessie
McNamara Byron, boilermaker Union Iron Works, r.
W 8 Michigan, bet Napa and Shasta, rear
McNamara C. J., cutter E. Klein, r. 20 Russ
McNamara Daniel, liquor saloon, 310 Pacific, r. 413
Broadway
McNamara Dennis S., contractor, r. 192P Jessie
McNamara E. Mrs., widow, r. 911 Van Ness At
McNamara Edward J., tinner W. S. Bay & Co., r. 1030
Eampabire
McNamara Frank, teamster M. Englander & Son
McNamara James, clerk, r. 1218 Mission
McNamara James, laborer, r. 372 Clementina
McNamara James, liquor saloon, NW cor lllinoii and
Napa
McNamara James, molder, r. 718 Natoma
McNamara James, painter, r 221 Tenth
McNamara James, policeman, r. I'll Howard
McNamara James A., clerk, r. 911 Van Ness Av
McNamara James J., coilo-tor Frank Barnard k Co.,
r. 818 Sansome
McNamara Jobn, carpenter, r. 1624 West Mission
McNamara John, expressman, r. Ocean View
McNamara John, laborer, r. 410 Valencia
McNamara Jobn, laborer, r. 1043 Hampshire
McNamara John, laborer freight dept S. P. Co., r.
62 Clementina
McNamara John B., plumber, r. 1711 Howard
McNamara John F.. with Home and Pboenlz Ina.
Cos., r. 911 Van Ness Av
McNamara Jobn M., shoemaker, r. 1071 Market
McNamara Joaeph. bricklayer, r. 527 Second
McNamara Katie, tailoreas, r. 718 Natoma
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McNamara Lucy, domestic 103 Montgomery At
McNamara Mark, trackman S. P. Co.. r. 52tf Sixth
McNamara Mnry H. A., -widow, r. 309 Lombard
McNamara Mich»el, firpman stmr Oregon
McNamara Miibael, laborer, r. 7 5^ Garden
KtcNamara Michael, laborer r. 1320 Stockton
McNamara Michael, laborer, r. Sumatra, nr St. John
McNamara Michael, trimmer Carvill Mnfg Co., r.
182 Stevenson
McNamara Michael C, shoemaker, 1071 Market
' MrNamara Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. 718 Natoma
McNamara Patrick, deckhand etmr Bay City, r. 30
! Minna
McNamara Patrick, laborer, r. 529 Sixth
! McNamara Patrick. l;ibnrrr, r. 718 Natoma
I McNamara Patrick, laborer, r. 1030 Hampshire
McNamara Patrick, salesman P. F. Nolan k Sons., r.
I 151^ Clara
j McN.imara Patrick, stoker Engine No. 10, r. 528 Bry-
ant
McNamara Patrick, teamster John Reynolds, r. W b
San Bruno Road, nr Twenfy-aeventh
McNamara Thomas, boatman, r. 122 Silver
McNamara Thomas, laborer, r. 118 Minna
McNamara Tliomas F., clerk, r. 911 Van Ness At
I McNamara Timothy, painter, r. 213 Polk
I McNamara William, blacksmith Potrero and B. V.
RR. r. W s Kentucky, bet Sierra and Nevada
McNamara William, hatter, 755 Mission, r. 5:H Polk
McNamara William, stevedore, r. 1030 Hampshire
McNamara William J., clerk Ackerman, Block k Co.,
r. 31 Oak
l^T' McNamara. See MacNamara
McNaraee Anna, domestic 414 Golden Gate At
McNamee George E., delivery clerk A. F. Nye k Co.,
r. lOi Fifth
McNamee James J., bookkeeper, r. 102 Fifth
McNamee Patrick, laborer, r. W « Moultrie, nr Cort-
land Ar
McNamee Patrick, teamster Oregon Imp. Co., r. 14
Clara
McNamee Patrick J., wines and liqnors. 246 Fourth
McNamee Thomas, blacksmith J. BrouIUard, r. Myr-
tle and Union Avs
McNamee William, butcher Eugene Avy, r. NE cor
Paraguay and Susquehanna
McNanghton Alexauaer, cook stmr Mariposa, r. 254}j
Jessie
McNanghton Frederick, pantryman Palace Hotel
McNaugbton J-iraes, mason, r. 310 Montgomery Av
McNanghton William, steward Palace Hotel, r. 104
Silver
McNfale Daniel, ship carpenter, r. 212 First
«&• McNeale. S:-e Macneale, McNeil and McNeill
McNealy John, plnmber, r. 209 Second
McXear Christopher E., master mariner, r. 225 Oak
McNear E. A. Mrs., assistant matron Protestant Or-
phan Asylum. SE cor Haight and Lagnna
McNear Frank, student Barnard's Business College
McNear Georg^e W. , shipping and commission
merchant, grain dealer, agent Marine Insurance
Co. (limited, of London) audpresident Port Costa
Warehouse and Dock Co., office 306 California, r.
957 Linden, Oakland
McNear James, liquor saloon. 908 Kearny
McNear John A., with O. W. McNear, r. 957 Linden,
Oakland
McNear Joseph, waiter, r. 323 Kearny
McNear Lucy C. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 225 Oak
McNear Stephen, carpenter, r. Eugenift, nr Prospect
Av, B. H.
McNee Alexander, real estate, 638 Kearny, r. 10 La-
fayette
McNee Duncan, real estate, 538 Kearny, r. 720 Golden
Gate Av
McNee John H., real estate, 638 Eeamy, r. 720 Golden
Gate Av
McNee Mary Mrs., r. 10 Lafayette
McNeely Hugh, r. 2109 Masim
McNeeve Anni« Miss, tailoress, r. 1125 Folsom
McXeeve Henry, teamster, r. 202 Sixth
McNeeve Kate Alifs, si-anistress La Grand Laundry
McNeeve Mary, widow, r. 1125 Folsom
McNeeve Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 1125 Folsom
McNeeve Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1125 Folsom
McNeil Alexander, carpenter, r. 250 Lily Av
McNeil Alexander, physician, 120 J4 Turk
McNeil Angus, carpenter, r. W s Mission Road, opp
Cortland Av
McNeil Brothers (Daniel and Michael) horse shoera,
8:^6 Howard
McNeil Charles D., painter, r. 119 Jones
McNeil Charles J., machinist Pac. RolUng Mill, r.
Kentucky, bet Sierra and Nevada
McNeil Daniel (McNeil Bros.) r. 9 Kissling
McNeil Daniel, tanner South S. F. Tannery, r. 3 Sns-
quebanna
McNeil David, molder Colombia Foundry, r. 548
Howard
McNeil Donald, shipcarpenter, r. S s Teneriffe, bet
Susquehanna and St. John
McNeil Ephraim, carpenter, r. 26 Clinton
McNeil J. A., waiter, r. "53 Stevenson
McNeil James, compositor J. O. Jephson, r. 2517
Post
McNeil James, jeweler, r. 1000 Montgomery
McNeil James Mrs., r, 2211 Van Ness Av
McNeil James, pressman, r. 319 Ivy Av
McNeil James A., blacksmith, r. 241 Dav
McNeil James H., with Sutter St. BR., r." 2607 Sutter
McNeil John, solicitor Call, r. 637 Ellis
McNeil John, with Jason Springer & Co
McNeil Lachlan. painter, r. 636 Commercial
McNeil Maria Mrs, r. 34;i Minna
McMeil Michael (McNeil Bros.) r. 436 Haight
McNeil Michael, laborer, r. 2517 Post
McNeil Peter, cook r. 243 Minna
McNeil Peter A., shipcarpenter. r. 241 Day
McNeil Roderick W,, varnisher, r. 540 Mission
McNeil William, shoemaker, r. 4H Gerke Alley
McNeil William, with Jason Springer .t Co.
McNeil William H., clerk, r. 2211 Van Nes.s Av
McNeill Allen A., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 21
Seventh
McNeill Archibald, pressman J. R. Brodie & Co., r.
285 Union
McNeill Daniel, detective, r. 1115'IIoward
McNeill Daniel, master mariner, r. 318 Steuart
McNeill Daniel, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
McNeill Daniel R., superintendent Central Park, SS
cor Market and Eighth, r. 21 Seventh
McNeill Henry, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 285
Uuion
McNeill James, shipjoiner, r. 126 Silver
McNeill Jobn, sawyer, r. 285 Union
McNeill John Jr., laborer, r. 285 Uuion
♦icNeillJ. R., liquor saloon, SE cor Market and
Eit'hth, r. 21 Seventh
McNeill Micnael, steamboat hand. r. 21 Seventh
e^ McNeill. See Macneale, McNeale and McNeil
McNelUe John, pipe fitter P. M. S3. Co.
McNelly Charles, laborer Union Iron Works, r. SE
cor Shasta and Illinois
McNerney Bernard, teamster, r. 5 Geneva
McNerney John B., patternmaker J. Wagner k Co., r.
119 Perry
McNerny B., trackman Cal.St. RR., r. 1504 California
McNeniy Thomas, blacksmith's helper Cal. St. KR.,
r. 1504 California
McNesby Frank, driver Lobos Square Packing House
McNesby S. T., porkpacker Lobos Square Packing
House
McNess Eugene J., clerk, r. 1516 Mission
McNess James J., bartender Pacific Club, r. 1516 UU'
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McNeBH nobert T., painter, r. 1714 Sutter
McNess Viiic.nt F . chrk. r. 122 Bnrtlett
MiNevln Alfred D., teacher navlKatlnn. r. 40fi Beale
McNeviu Edmund H., teacher iiaviRatlon, r. 408 Beale
McNcvln Henry P. Mrs., r. 1(147 Mission
McNi<bol SaraU. dom. otlo 923 Pine
McNicoll A. J. <& Co. (Andrew J. McNicoll and
M. V. Kendall) elevator manufacturers, 116-118
Main
McNicoU Andrew, patternmaker A. J. McNicoU b Co.,
r. 441 Tweuty-secoiid
McNicull Andrew J. (A. J. McNlcoll k Co.) r. 2038
Steluer
McNicoU Delle Miss, teacher Columbia Grammar
School, r. 441 Xwenty-Becond
McNicoll George, machinist 8. F. Tool Co., r. 441
Twenty-second
McNicoll Henry, gardener, r. 1732 Pacifio At
McNicoll James, niilkinan, r. S s Point Lobos At, bet
Second and Third Avs
McNicoll Joliu. photographer, 1903 MisMon
McNicoll John R., foreman W. A Woodward 4 Co., r.
441 Twenty-flr.it
McNicoll William, machinist S. F. Tool Co.. r. 441
Tweuly-Kecond
McNieceJamea N. (McNiece b Anderson) r. 902
Kearny
MoNicoU Mary, widow, r. 1106 Montgomery
McNiece & Anrter8»n (James N. McNiece and Peter
A. Anderaoni liquor saloon, 902 Kearny
McNuliy Bertrand, deputy County Clerk, Old City
Hall, second floor, r. 1252 California
McNulty C. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1252 C ilifornla
MiNulty Christopher clerk, r. 223 Sfventeeuth
McNulty Daniel A., Hhoemsker, r. 6 Pfelffer
M.Nulty Daniel P., r. Ill Jessie
McNulty Daniel S., bartender Patrick Kyan, r. 2612
Sacramento
McNulty Elizabeth, widow, r. N ■ Irwin, bet Fourth
and Kentucky
McNnlty George H., letter carrier Post Office, r. 817
Mission
McNulty James, boot and shoemaker, 816 Battery, r.
6 Pfelffer
McXulty James, teamRter, r. 520 Rayei
McNulty James, whitener, r. 223 Seventeenth
McNulty James A., trunkmoker, r. 223 Saventepnth
McNulty James M., plijsician and KUif»eon, of-
fice IIH Grant Av. first floor, r. Palace Hotel
McNulty John, laborer W. W. Montague & Co., r. 10
Willow Av
McNulty John, lonRshoreman, r. 17 Zoe
McNalfy Louisa, widow, r. 2119 Jones
McNulty Maraaret Miss. r. 317 Golden Gate At
McNulty Michael, calker, r. 317 Beale. rear
McNulty Nellie Miss, compositor, r. 5 Pfelffer
McNulty Nicholas laborer, r. 62 Natoma
McNulty Owen, tanner, r. N s Servia, bet Sasque-
hanua and St. John
McNulty Pat.ick F.(P. F. McNulty & Co.) r. 2801 Pine
McNulty P. F. & Co. (Patrick F. McNulty and
Martin W. FlemiuH) manufacturers boots and
shoes, 15 New Montgomery «
McNULTY P. ROSCOE
eon, office 101
upout) NW cor
physician and suro;e
Grunt At (formerly D
Geary
McNulty Stephen, r. 266 Brannan
McNulty Thomas, fireman S. F. Gaa Light Co., r. 213
8i venteeuth
McNulty Thomas, laborer, r. SW cor Montgomery
and Bay
McNulty Thomas, policeman, r. 807 5* Valencia
McNulty William, messenger Philip Kennedy & Co.,
r. 5 PfeifftT
McNutt Alexander, carpenter Empire Foundry, r. 22
John
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McNutt Collin W., carpenter, r. 423 lillis
McNutt Jacob M., cai pi-nter, r. W s Swiet, nr Vallejo
McNutt James H., salesman Payot, Upham b Co., r.
Alameda
McNutt William F, , phyRician and surgeon,
office 121 Montgomery, r. 1805 California
McParland Albert, bookbinder, r. 4 Medau PI
McParland Bernard L., scene painter, r. 327 Mont>
gomery Av
McParland Charles B., carpetlayer. r. 4 Medau PI
McParland E^lwnrd, ped'ller, r. 81 Stevenson
McParland WUIlaiu, r. E s Cherbusco, nr Cortland At
McPartlaud Daniel, groceries and liquors, 1338 Wash-
ington
McPartland James, nilllhand, r. 202 Sixth
McPartland My les, clerk Henry Hartmann, r. 402X
Gntve
McPeake James, well borer, r. 1630 Broadway, rear
McPeake John, roofer, r. 1231 Mnrk-t
McPeake liobert, teamster, r. 1H19 California, rear
MiPeck James, stableman, r. UOl Battery
McPhee Charles A. (dtryker & McPnee) r. 1114 Twen-
ty-first
McPhee George, machinist, r. 25 Dehone
McPhee J. A , carpenter, r. H McDermott PI
McPhee John, ship carpenter, r. 25 Dehone
Mcl'hee John B., carpi-nter, r. 1913 Lyon
McPhee Katie, domestic 929 Pine
McPhee Malcolm, carpenter, r. 110 Minna
McPhee Williaiu J., shoemaker Cahu, Nickelsburg b
Co., r. 25 Di'hone
B^ McPhee. See M Afee
McPherson Alexainler, r. 2'28 Fulton
McPhersou Alexander, ship carpenter, r. 2115 Powell
McPherson Alexander Jr., compositor Chronicle, r.
U Mint AT
McPheiscm Benjamin R., agent, r. NW cor Broadway
and Larkiu
McPherson David L., sewer Black Point Packing
House, r. 5!^ Boardman PI
McPherson Ellzabtth, widow, r.329 Filbert
McPherson George physician and 8ur>;eon, S 8 Twen-
ty-fourth, bet B.irtlett and Valencia
McPherson George W. (McPherson b Conway) r. 780
Stevenson
McPherson Harry P., watchmaker O. W. Kling, r. 606
Montgomery
McPherson Horace W., varnlsher A. Frel, r. 6H
Boardman PI
McPherson Johanna Mrs., widow, r. 18 Welsh
McPherHon John, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r.
20() Nineteenth
McPhernon John, carpenter, r. 807 Mission
McPherson John, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Golden Gate Avaiid Lyon
McPherson Kate Mrs., dressmaker, r. 136 Eighth
McPherson Laughlln J. (Pfaff i McPherson) r. 1363<
liose Av
McPljerson Moses T., clerk, r. 606 Montgomery
McPherson Samuel G., painter, r. 905 I'nlon
M'-Pherson Samuel G. Jr., painter, r. 832 Green
McPherson Samuel H.. porter Barrett b Sherwood,
r. 60G Montgomery
McPherson William, bookkeeper Sierra NeTsda SllTsr
Mining Co., r. 609 Polk
McPherson William, collector, r. 106 Austin
McPherson William, grain broker, 28 Merchants' Ex-
change, r. 1115 Van Nees Av
McPherson William, shoemaker Orin Jones b Co.. r.
329 Filbert
McPherson fc Conway (George W. McPherson sad
MHJor Conway) shirt mnfr.«, 1384 Market
asr McPherson. See Macpherson
McPhileiney Charles, laborer, r. Florida, nr Twenty-
fifth
McPhilemey Isabella, r. 211 Minns
McPhllemey James C, plumber, r. Florida, nr Twen-
ty fifth
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309, 311, 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
McPhillips Edward, drayman, 19-21 California, r. U9
Tenth
McPhillips Edward Jr., teamster, r. U9 Tenth
McPhun Kol)ert B., printer Dodge Bros., r. 8 a Eliia-
beth, bet Noe and Sanchez
McPHUN WILLIAM ,ancce„or
to Hartshorn & McPhun) manufactu-
rer vrlndo^v shades and dealer carpets,
oil cloths and paper hangings, 1075
Market, r. 1900 Tnrlc
McPike Henry C. (McPike & Noyes) and aBsist-
ant Dnited States District Attorney, oflace U. S.
Appraisers' Bldg, r. Oakland
McPike & Noyes (Henry C. McPike and B. Noyea)
I attorneys at law, 307 Sansome
McPoland James, carpenter, r. 110854 Bryant
. McQuade Anthony, painter, r. 172 Minna
I McQuade Anthony J., plumber, r. 172 Minna
I McQuade Daniel J., gripman Market St. KB., r. 814
I Lott
, McQuade Edward, fireman, r. 1124 Folsom
McQuade F. H. Jr.. shoecutter, r. 1507 Buchanan
McQuade George W., laborer P. M. S3. Co.
i McQuade Hugh, coal passer stmr Oregon, r. 1124 Eol-
I 8om
I McQuade James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 219
Bitch
, McQuade John, blacksmith, r. 834 Boardman PI
; McQuade John, aexlon, r. 524 Brannan
'. McQuade John, shoemaker, 8 Sherwood PI, r. 15 Au-
! burn
: McQuade John Jr., machinist, r. 8)4 Boardman PI
McQuade Joseph F.. clerk The State Investment and
Ins. Co., r. 150 Minna
McQuade Kate, r. 172 Minna
McQuade Michael, waiter Russ House
McQuade Owen, r. 359 Minna
McQuade Patrick, fireman stmr San Vicente, r. 420
Minna
McQuade Patrick, hostler N. B. and M. RR., r. 407
Tehama
McQuade Patrick, laborer, r. 210 Eighth
McQuade Patrick, laborer St. Lawrence Stable, r. 423
Post
McQuade Peter, grlpman Market St. RR., r. 814 Lott
McQuaid Alexander, clerk Felgenbaum & Co., r. 406
Hayes
McQuald Francis, r. 1507 Buchanan
Ml Quaid Henry J., waiter, r. 779 Mission
McQuaid John F., helper Fulton Iron Works, r. 42454
Grove
McQuaid Mary, widow, r. 424)4 Grove
McQuaid Patrick, boottreer Buckingham & Hecht, r.
143 Henry
McQuaid Patrick H., waiter, r. 107 Shipley
McQuaide Daniel, clerk G. W. Reid, r. 124 Gilbert
McQuaide David, laborer, r. 69 Minna
McQuaide .Tames P., woolsorter Whitney & Webster,
r. 124 Gilbert
McQuaide Michael, r. 339 Seventeenth
McQuaide Patrick, laborer S. F. Wool Exchange, r.
124 Gilbert
»■ McQuaide. See McQuade and McQuoid
McQuarrie Daniel J., carpenter, r. NE cor Lombard
and Potk
McQueen James S., baker, r. 504 Geary
McQueen John, expressman, r. 1011 Guerrero
McQueen Martin, macbluiat, r. 727 Bay
McQueen Robert, carpenter, r. 434 Jeasie
Ml Queeney Bridget, widow, r. 147 Shipley
McQueeney James, machinist, r. 136 Shipley
McQueeney John, laborer, r. 46 Tebama
McQueeney John T., salesman P. F. Nolan ft Song, r.
147 Shipley
McQueeney William, laborer, r. 136 Shipley
Mc^nesten Charles A., physician, oHice and r.
24 Montgomery
Iron
121
McQuesten Emily Miss, teacher music, r. 914 Union
McQueaten Mary A., widow, r. 914 Union
McQuesten Frank L., lal>orer, r. SW cor Manitoba
and Yazuo
McQuhal William, r. M7 Second
McQuillan Edward J., salesman, r. 1618 Powell
McQuillan Michael, molder Union Iron Works, r. If
s Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
McQuillan William, shoemaker, r. 507 Minna, rear
McQuinlan Michael, teamster, r. 901 Battery
McQuinn Frank P., real eatate, r. 903 Sutter
McQuitty Andrew, porter Huntington, Hopkins Jc
Co.. r. 1324 Eddy
McQuitty William A., patternmaker National
WorkB, r. 720 Octavia
McQiioid Frank, car builder, r. 642 Howard
McQuoid Joseph A., bricklayer, r. 208 Shotwell
McQuoid Robert, bartender, 2300 Nineteenth
McQuoid William, teamster, r. 208 Shotwell
Ky McQuoid. See McQuade and McQuaid
McRae D. A., student Theological Seminary, ;
Haight
McRae Donald, salesman, r. 3 Howard Court
McRae Frederick D., bartender, r. 2931 Geary
McRae James, laborer, r. 1« Sanchez
McRae Roderick J., r. 2826 Bush
McRae William, groceries, 153 Silver
B^" McRae. See Mac Rea and McCrea
McRaith John, r. 356 Jessie
McRoberts William S., aeaistant storekeeper Custom
House, r. 109 Capp
McEodden David, laborer, r. 452 Jessie
McRudden Rose, widow, r. 572 Minna
McRner Donald C, real eatate, 116 Leldesdorff, r. 18
Laurel PI
McShane Andrew, bookkeeper The Hibemia SaTiugs
and Loan Society, r. 507 Twenty-third
McShane Daniel L., cashier Goldberg, Bowen.^ Co., r.
3005 California
McShane James, salesman The Commercial Tea Im-
porting Co., r. 25 Gilbert
McShane John, expressman, r. 11 Pacific
McShane John, groceries and liquors, 1164 Folsom
McShane John, painter, r. 119 Gilbert
McShane Thomas, grlpman, r. 1090 Union
McShea James, laborer S. F. and Pac. Glass Works, r.
4 Freelon
McShea John, assistant engineer stmr City of Rio de
Janeiro
McShea Morgan J., laborer, r. 330 Tehama
McShea William, laborer, r. 227 Ritch
McSheehy Patrick, patrolman Morse's patrol, r. 25«
Jessie
McSheehy Timothy B., laborer, r. 256 Jessie
McShefery Patrick, laborer, r. 9 Baldwin Court
McSherry Hugh, contractor, r. Filbert, bet Webster
and Fillmore
McSherry James F., porter, r. 548 Howard
McSherry John, hostler, r. 221 Tehama
McSloy Thomas, salesman J. J. O'Brien 4 Co., r. 832
O'Farrell
McSorley William, sorter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 1123 Filbert
^TMcSorley. See MacSorley
McSparren Archibald Dr., electro magnetic,
hot and medicinal vapor baths, 144 Eddy
McStay Elizabeth, widow, groceries, 247 Clara
McStay John J., engineer, r. 1421 Taylor
McSteen Ann, widow, r. 669 Minna
McStocker R. A. E. Mrs., widow, r. 146 Minna
McSurley William J., upholsterer Connelly & Borle.r.
112 Turk
McSweeney Ambrose, clerk Frank Moran, r. 679 Har-
rison
McSweeney Daniel, r. 579 Harrison
McSweeney Dennis, shoecutter J. T. Sullivan, r. 1220
Polk
McSweeney Edward, r. 679 Harrison
Imported and Domestic Rugs in immense variety.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
64 f to 647 MARKET STREET,
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DIXON. BORGESON & CO..
Uanufacturers of Show Cuaa
and Store FiztoreB.
37 Marlffit St,
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
Finer than the class of Champagnes sent from ) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
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llcSweeney James P. lithoRraphlc printer Brltion Jk
Rey, r. H5ii Third
McSweeney John, plasterer, r. 20)4 RauBCh
McSweeney Patrick, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 1328
Alabama
McSweeney William, florist, r. 1516 Mission
McSweeny Andrew, curer Black Point Packing House
McSwefjan Clftirles, plumber, r. 117 Fulton
McSweusn Edward, newsdealer, 138 Fourth, r. 117
Fulton
McSwegan Mary, widow, r. 117 Fulton
McSwegan Thomas, planterer, r. 551 Bryant
McSwegan Thomas J ., laborer, r. 32 Minna
McSwiney James, harnesHmaker Delfino & Boss
McTaggart M. F., physician, 633 Eddy
McTamney Martha Miss, teacher Powell Street Pri-
mary School, r.314 Jessie
McTamney Patrick, tailor, r. 314 Jessie
McTavish Lachlan (McTavish fc Co.) r. 207 Eighth
McTavish & Co. (Lachlan McTavish and Henry F.
Pelletior) painters, 209 Eighth
McThomas James, barber, r. 114 Fourth
McTieruan Edward, tanner, r. 28 Clinton, rear
McTiernan J., chainniaker Pac. Rolling Mill
McTieman James, cigarniaker, 4:19 Shipley
McTiernan Michael J., clerk, r. 946 Harrison
McTiernan Thomas, blacksmith, r. N\V cor Susque-
hanna and Paiaguay
McTiHue Hugh, tanner Franklin A. Davis, r. 1029
Alabama
McTigue John, shoemaker, r. 19 Alvarado
McTigue Michael, harnessmaker, r. 19 Alvarado
McTigue Stephen, packer J. A. Folger & Co., r. Oak-
land
McVanner James, painter, r. 3 Dale PI
McVeigh E. J., salesman C. Curtin, r. Oakland
McVeigh John, trimmer, r. 1915 Geary
McVeigh Patrick, baker, r. 742 Howard
McVeigh Patrick, bartender, r. 318 Kearny
McVeigh Patrick, coal passer stmr Granada
McVerry Mary Miss, teacher Irving Primary School,
r. 2110 Hyde
McVerry Thomas, street contractor, r. 2110 Hyde
McYey Charles stableman, r. 312- Fell
McVey Charles A., milkman, r. 312 Fell
MeVey James O., policeman, r. 139 Fourth
McVey James O. Mrs., pioptr Hubbard House, 139
Fourth
McVey Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 317 M Fell
McVey Patrick H., milkman, r. 312 Fell
McVey William J. (Donirick & McVey) r. Oakland
l»" McVey. See McVeigh
McVicar Duncan, cook, r. 124 Welsh
McVicker Alexander, clerk Cluff Bros., r. 723k
O'Farrell
McVicker Alexander, longshoreman, r. 24 Chealey,
rear
McVicker James, stonecutter McLennan k Redmond,
r. 2727 Bryant Av
McVicker Mary, widow, r. 627 Seventeenth
McWam Charles, barber, 2257 Mission, r. 629 Nine-
teenth
McWhinney Thomas, r. 315 Minns
McWhirter Jennie Mrs., r. 31 Albion Av
McWhorter A. G., conductor Geary St. RB., r. 1321
Fillmore
McWilliams Charles P., bookkeeper James McWil-
liams, r. 1044 Golden Gate At
McWilliams George, real estate agent, 131 Montgom-
ery, r. 2645 Howard
McWilliams George E., bookkeeper Mann & Bene>
diet, r. 1044 Golden Gate Av
McWilliams Hugh, bartender M. F. Murphy, r. 649
Stevenson
UcWIlliatns James, agent Buckeye and Pioneer
Mill Cos., 18 California, r. ]n« Golden Gate Av
McWilliams Jaiues, butcher James Beatty, r. Do-
minica, bet Platte and Yazoo
FRATINGER & CO,
d
105 KEARNY STREET.
GAS STOVES,
GAS nXTUEES, GAS BUENEES.
Qas Heaters loi all pumoses lor sale and made to order.
PLUMBER, 606 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1880. Telephone 315.
McWilliams John, speculator, r. 2717 >« Mission
McWilliams John A., engineer, r. 1107 McAllister
McWilliams Joseph, blacksmith, r. K ■ Trinidad, bet
Savannah and Platte
McWilliams Michael, r. N 8 Dominica, bet Tazoo and
Platte
McWilliams Michael Jr., tanner Thomas McMahon.
r. N s Dominica, bet Yazoo and Platte
McWilliams Thomas, butcher James Beatty, r. N 8
Trinidad, bet Yazoo and Susquehanna
McWilliams William A., clerk freight auditor's office
S. P. Co., r. 309 Bitch
McWood W. H., r. 717 O'Farrell
Meaburn Augusta, widow, r. 1098)4 Union
Meaburn John S., clerk Cal. Cracker Co., r. 603
Chestnut
Meacham David K,, wood and coal, 2735 Mission, r.
1.116 Guerrero
Meacham George, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. cor
Union and Gough
Meacham Lucretia, widow, r. 318 Seventh
Mead Alden E., teamster, r. 531 Union
Mead Benjamin F., hatter, r. 1215 Leavenworth
Mead C, machinist Union Iron Works
Mead C. B., compositor Call, r. Oakland
Mead Charles F., packer R. A. Swain b Co., r. 448
Guerrero
Mead Charles F., with Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 1216
Leavenworth
Mead Charles H. (estate of) saddlery, Edward A.
Huber mannger, SE cor Front and Jackson
Mead Charles H. Jr., harnessmaker, 16 Golden Gate
Av, r. 1219M Golden Gate Av
Mead Charles H., clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo k
Co., r. 1505 Larkin
Mead Charles H. Mrs., widow, r. 352 First
Mead Charles S., machinist, r. 116 Eighth
Mead D. Mrs., widow, r. 102 Fifth
Mead Ernest W., machinist, r. 531 Capp
Mead Frank B., clerk Newhall's Sous & Co., r. 1605
Larkin
Mead George S. Bev., teacher Trinity School, r. 1534
Mission
Mead Henry, shoefinisher, r, 28 Natoma
Mead Henry, tailor, r. 11 William
Mead Henry H., assistant weigher Custom House, r.
8 Hopeton Terrace
Mead James F.. magnetic healer. 1065 Howard
Mead James F., painter, r. Ill Trenton
Mead Jane, widow, r. 510 Ellis
Mead Lewis R., secretary Risdon Iron and Loco-
motive Works, SE cor Howard and Beale, r. East
Oakland
Mead Martin T., machinist, r. 8W cor Baker and
Golden Gate Av
Mead Michael J., blacksmith, r. 7 Bagley PI
Mead Nathaniel E. (Mead & Heyermann) r. 618 Guer-
rero
Mead Thaddeus H., machinist, r. 531 Capp
Mead Thaddeus W., mining, r. 531 Capp
Mead Walter, city agent Guardian Assurance Co., r.
150.-) Larkin
Sleafl William H.. general commission, 728 Mont-
gomery, r. Oakland
Mead & Heyermaun (Nathaniel E. Mead and Fred-
erick W. Heyermann) harness and saddlery, 637
Mission
Meade Building, 16-18 Drumm
Meade Calvert, secretary Navarro Mill Co., 42
Market, r. Oakland
Meade Frank, coachman, r. 799 Van Ness Av
Meade George W. (George W. Meade & Co.) r. 2425
Fillmore
MEADE GEORGE W. & CO.
(George W. Meade and Sidney M.
Smith) ^vliolesale dried frnits, tiomey
and fancy trrocerJes, 16-18 Drmnin
JOHN HAMMOND
53
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
XIsnnfhc<nrer of erery dewerlption of
PA88ENOER, STREET AND FRKXOHT CASa.
4S io SO Bcikle «!■>••(. H«n Fra
Truman, Isham & Hooker.
421-427 Marhet St. Agricultural Imple-
ments, Wasons, iiiteam £nsine«*
MEA
834
MED
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOBXEKS OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAKKET
Meade Jninea E., salesman George W. Meade & Co., r
9.iO Mission
Meade Jolin, liquor saloon, 1646 Mission
Meade John, seaiuan Rtmr Ancon, r. 513^ East
Meade Patrick, teamster Geo. Fritch, r. 613 Mission
8^ Meade. See Mead
Meader Alexander J., r. 416 Vallejo
Header Eliza L. Miss, teacher Grant Primary School,
r. 416 Vallejo
Meader Frank G., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 416 Vallejo
Meader James A., cutter Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.
416 Vallejo
Meadowcroft William, gardener, r. cor McAllister and
First Av
Meadows William E., porter Gold and Stock Tel. Co.,
r. 623 Jessie
Meagher Andrew, tinsmith, and extraman Hose No. 5,
r. 1236 M Harrison
Meaaher Ann, widow, r. 1231 Stockton
Meagher Cornelius, r. 1417 Baker
Meagher Daniel, woolgrader S. F. Wool Exchange, r.
S 8 Fifteenth, bet Noe and Castro
Meagher Daniel, painter, r. 260 Clementina, rear
Meagher Daniel T., miniug, 330 Pine
Meagher FranU T., secretary Supreme Couit of
California, 121 Post, r. San Mateo
Meagher James, ropemaker, r. 427 Twenty-eighth
Meagher James Jr., ropemaker, r. 427 Twenty-eighth
Meajiher James F., bookkeeper, r. 326 Eighteenth
Meagher James J., collector, 309 California, room 19,
r. 173 Perry
Meagher James L., tinsmith, r. 239 Langton
Meagher Jeremiah, harnessmaker Main & Winchester
Meagher Jeremiah J., miner, r. 119 Fourth
Meagher Johanna, widow, r. 6 Godeus
Meagher John, detective, r. 706 Green
Meagher John, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. 282« Howard
Meagher John F., clerk, r. 222 Turk
Meagher John H., cook, r. 1803 Mission
Meagher John T., tinner, r. 133 Fifth
Meagher Joseph F., optician Henry Kahn & Co., r.
1231 Stockton
Meagher Mitrtin, laborer, r. 35 Valparaiso
Meagher Michael, commission merchant, r. 3096 Mis-
sion
Meagher Patrick, machinist Tait & Hainque, r. 416
Duncan
Meagher Thomas, stevedore, and extraman Hose No.
2, r. 1815 Post
Meagher Thomas P., assistant clerk V. S. Mint, r. 926
Clay
Meagher Thomas F., engineer, r. Twenty-ninth, bet
San Jose Av and Mission
Meagher William, shipsmith W. 8. Phelps & Co., r.
4 Salmon
Meagher William C, clerk Post Office, r. 521 Pine
1 Meagher William F., boots and shoes, 111 Geary, r.
332 Eddy
l»- Meagher. See Maher
I Meaglcs Edmond, marble cutter John Daniel & Co.,
r. 2528 Post
Meagles Michael, carpenter Golden Gate Park, r. 2528
Post
Meagles Richard M., clerk, r. 2528 Post
Meal Allen S., with Huntington, Hopkina k Co., r.
2408 Folsnm
Meal Daniel F., patternmaker, r. 2408 Polaom
Meal Johanna Mrs., fancy goods, 1501 Church
Meal William, r. 134 Chestnut
Mealey Catherine, domestic 1925 Taylor
Mealey Edward E., engineer, r. E 8 FalkUnd, nr Rail-
road Av
Mealey Edward L., r. E b Falkland, nr Railroad At
Mealey John, laborer, r. W s Minnesota, bet Butte
and Napa
Mealia Michael, teamster, r. 147 Shipley
Meamber George B., student Barnard's Business Col-
lege, r. 132 Efldy
Meauy Bridget, widow, r. 1232 Sacramento
Meaiiy Edmund J., clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 37X
Garden
Meany Edward (Meany & Shea) r. 20 Mary
Meany John, fireman stmr Eureka, r. 13 Welsh
Mf-any Mary Mrs., r. 37 h Garden
MeaiiY Putrick, teamster, r. NE cor McAllister and
Baker
Meany Robert, bookbinder John B, Mclntyre, r. 37X
Garden
Meany S. J., r. 37^ Garden
Meany Thomas, laborers. F. Bridge Co., r. Kentucky,
bet Sierra and Nevada
Meauy & Shea (Edward Meauy and Humphrey Shea)
liquor saloon, 12a Third
Meares Henry, steward, r. 320 Valley
Meares John !<., AI. D., Health Officer, office
New City Hall, tir-t floor, r. 14(i8 Calitomia
Meares Jolm L. Jr., superintendent Ciiy Deliv-
ery Division Post Office, r. 1408 California
Meares Michael, laborer, r. 320 Valley
Mearns George, searcher of records, 425 Mont-
gomery, r. 1412 Octavia
Mearns James, varieties, 1500 Powell, and 527 Mont-
gomery Av, r. 15118 Powell
Mears Harry V., printer Bacon & Co., r. 921^ Mission
Mears Thomas, teamster, r. 5()8 Post
Mcbach Michael, porter, r. W s Douglass, nr Seven-
teen! h
Mebach Peter J., r. 14 Eureka
Mecartney Amos, capitalist, 6 Montgomery Av,
r. Bay Farm Island, Alameda
Mechanics' Exchange, John C. Welch prcptr, W B
Illinois, bet Napa and Shasta
Mechanics' Foundry, Nolte & Walsh proprie-
tors, 213-219 First
Mechanics' Home (lodgings) Mrs. J. D. Doscher
proptr. 101-103 First
Mechimies' House, E. A. Jansen proptr, 116 Berry
Mechanics' Institute, P. B. Cornwall pmsident,
W. P. Stout secretary, Horace Wilson librarian,
31 Post
Mechanics' Institute, Industrial Extiibi*
lions of, J. U. Culver secretary, office 31 Post
Mechanics' Institute Pavilion, Larkin, Grove,
Hayes and Polk
Mechanics' Laundry. Thomas Herron proptr, NW
cor Shasta and Michigan
Mechanics' Mill, Wells, Russell & Co. proprietors,
SW cor Fremont and Mission
Mechel George, Kitchenhand, r. 4 Graham PI
Mechling Gibson, contractor, 640 Market, r. 937
Twenty-second
Meckf essel Frederick J. , bookkeeper Del Monte Mill-
ing Co, r. 312Urannan
Meckf essel George, clerk, r. 312 Brannan
Meckfessel Henry A., miller Del Monte Milling Co.,
r. 312 Branuan
Mecklenburg Annie Miss, r. 24 Minna
Ml creadv Alexander B., law clerk, r. 7 Tay
Mecready John, molder, r. IH Tay
Mecredy Frederick A., bookkeeper, r. 122 Church
Mecredy John J., r. 122 Church
Mecredy ThomisH., contractor, r. SW cor Church
and Dorlaud
t^ Mecredy. See Macready and McCready
Medau Amelia McG. Miss, r. 1096 Union
Med.iu George J. (Grothmann & Medau) r. 1806H
Stockton
Medau John P., wholesale and retail cigars,
pipes and tobacco, 201 Montgomery Av, r. '2S21
Piuo
Medau Julius H., wholenale liquors, 968-970 FoUoml
Medau Pet. r H., real estate, r. 1096 Union
Medbery W. C. & Co.(William C. Medbery)dry
331'J Mission
BIANN & BENEDICT,
SDOCKSSOES TO
C. C. HASTINQS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND ...„.
&.ICK HOVSi: BI.OCK.
ORIENT Ins. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,551,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
MED
835
MEH
Medbery William C. (W. C. Medberj b Ck).) r. 2338
MiHNiuQ
Medel Henry, cooper, r. 314 First
Medel Lena, widow, r. 314 First
Medel Peter, cooper, r. 31* Flrnt
Media Mme., modiuin, r. 81 Fourth
Medical Department University of Cal-
Itornia, E a Stockton, bet Cb.^stuiU and Fran-
Cisco, Hubert A. McLean deHn, KOJ Merchant
Medina U. O. Mrs., widow, r. 1509 Dupout
Medina William H., rentinj; clerk Madisou k Burke,
r. 41GX Gceenwlch
Mediuger George, laborer, r. 605 Broadway
Medley Alfred, machine operator Cal. Wira Worka, r.
1107 Clay
Medley James P., machinist, r. 1511 Broderlok
Medley T. S. Mrs., widow, r. 1107 Clay
Medovich Anton, fidberman, r. 3ii0 MiMion
Medovich Theodore C, r. 8i5 Hiyea
Medus B.(zil, painter, r. 1135 Union
Blee Jam»s, uttoruey at law, 6U8 Montgomery, r.
1894 Broadw«y
Mee James E., tinner, r. 93t Twentieth
Mee Jame8 V., clerk Spring Valley W. W.. r. 1718
Broderick
Mee John, r. 934 Twentieth
Mee Joiu^ph P., attorney at law, 503 Montgomery, r.
1894 Broadway
Man Patrick, laborer, r. 816 Jacknon
MeecLe Ueortje, milker, r. cor Virginia Ay and Landy
Line, B.H.
Meedeck John, tailor, r. 803 Montgomery
Meegan Ann, widow, r. W a Washington At, bet Pre-
cita Av and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Meegan James, carpenter, r. W s Washington Av, bet
Precita Av and rweuty-ei«hta, B. H.
Meegan Timothy, laborer, r. 30J Franoisco
Sleehan Alice, widow, r. 90> Sbotwell
Meehan Alice Miss, cloakmaker, r. 90) Shotwell
Meehan Annie, domestic 237 Eleventh
Meehan Andrew, conductor, r. iil !< Austta
Meehan Charles, printer, r. 417H Union
Meehan Charles, plumber and gashcter, 653 Sacra-
menti>, r. iti Green
Meehan Charles W., clerk Tax Collector's Office, r. 322
Green
Meehan Edward, r. 1519 Taylor
Meehan Edward P., cigarmaker, r. 3015 Sixteenth
Meehan Georye, laborer, r. 911 )i Harrison, rear
Meehan George H., plumber Charles Meehan, r. 323
Green
Meehan James, cook, r. 207 Bitch
Meehan .lames, distributor La Grande Laundry
Meehan Jumes, fireman, r. 414 Polsoin
Meehan James, laborer, r. E 8 California Av. opp
Twenty-ninth
Meehan James, laborer, r. Potrero Av, bet Twenty-
flrst and Twenty-second
Meehau James, molder. r. 29 Hinckley
Mr.-ehau James, molder. r. 923 Broadway
Meehan James, tinner, r. 3009 .Mi^siou
Meehan Jeremiuh, expreitsman, r. 14 !4 Decatur
Meehan Jesse P., superintendent Pullman Car Co.,
613 Market, r. U.iklaud
Meehan John, cooper Cal Barrel Co.. r. 3i0 Langtin
iteehau John. ma.:hinist Atlas Iron Works, r. 44 Z >6
Meehan John, tannery, H s Serpentine Av, opp Howard
Meehau Joliu, waiter, r. 227 PaL-lflc
Meehan Joliu B., milker Horriuan ft Eyne, r. N 8
Niuteeuth. bet Eureka and Douglass
Maehan John C, taaner Norton Tanning Co., r. N 8
Domiuiia, bet St. John and Susquehanna
9I«ehan •John J,, wines and liquors, 201 Second,
r. 67.4 Howard
Mpehau John W., carpentpr, r. 76S Harrison
Meehan Louis, pressman H. S. Crocker ft Co., r. 1519
Taylor
Meehau Mjggie Miss, cloakmaker, r. 90.'> Shotwell
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERHO-EI,ECTRIC
RUSSIAN aBi TURKISH BAHS
Also Msiicated and Electric Baths Giyen.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SANITARY PLUMBING
IN ALL ITS BBANCHES WELL DONE.
Repairing; a Specialty.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 13G0. Telephone 3U.
Meehan Mary, ironer U. S. Laundry
Meehau Mary Miss, ironer La Grande Lanndry
Meehan Michael .)., teamster John Middleton, r. SB
cor Ninth and Missioo
Meehau Piitrick, lumberman, r. 56654 Bryant
Meehan Patrick, shoemaker, r. 310.> Geary
Meehan Patrick J., tenmster. r. 110 Eleventh
Meehau Peler, r. 110 Eleventh
Meehan P.-ter. canva»ner, r. 45 Everett
Meehan Peter, loiigahoreraan. r. 53'i Third
Meehan Philip, laborer Steieer ft Kerr, r. 44 Zoa
Meehan llichard J., molder Fulton Iron Worka, r. 415
Minna
Met ban Stephen, plumber, r. 209 Leidesdorff
M.-ehan T., forgeman Pac. Rolling Mill
Meehan Thomia, butcher, r. 19 Everett
Meehin Thomas, Inborer, r. 15 Alta
Meehan Thomas, policeman, r. 35 Lapldge
Meehitn ITjysses S. G., plumber Charles Meehau, r.
322 Grei-n
MeeliHU William, tanner John Meehan, r. S a Serpen-
tine Av, opp Howard
Meehan William C, with Holbrook, Merrill ft Stet-
son, r. 440 JeKsie
Meehnu Winnie Misa, ironer Li Grande Laundry
09* .Mehan. See Mihan, Muhon, Mahone and
Meighan
Meek Edward B., clerk Moore, Ferguson ft Co., r.
28 <4 Pine
Meek James, furniture, 916 Howard, r. 921 Hnwsrd
MeekThjmas H., clerk insumnoe dept BdUuur,
Guthrie & Co.. r. 92'.»X Howard
Meeker David, r. 2302 Webster
Meeker D ivid Jr., r. 2 102 Webster
Meeker Frances V. Miss, reporter Mission Joamal, r.
813 Twenty-first
Aleelcer William A., proprietor Excelsior Mill
Co., 3W cor Fifth and Bryant, r. 813 Twenty-firHt
Meeker William M., bjokkeepor W. A. Meeker r. 81i
Twenty-first
Meeks Frederico, r. 507 Pine
Meeks Geurge, r. U Union PI
Meeks Washington, uttoruey at law, 509 Montgomery,
r. 2511 WHsUingtm
Meertief Abraham, clerk Haas Bros., r. 1611 Sacra-
mento
Meertief Charles, clerk Haas Bros., r.l61l Sacramento
Meese Ad'tlpb, compositor Rjseuthal ft Itoesch, r.
Uakland
Meese C mutant (Clot ft Meese) r. Oakland
Meese George, co'ik. r. 411 Pacific
Meese Herminu (Ui^h, Meese X Ci.) r. Oakland
MeeKe Walter, bookkeeper Bich, Meese ft Co., r. Oak-
land
Mefferd Andrew H., ensrineer, r. 34 Thirteenth
Mefferd Frank, driver, r. 31 rhirteenth
Metret Magijie Mrs., boarding dept French and Bns-
llsh Institute, 1707 Powell
ME FRET X A VI ER director
Frenctx and Kujflisli Institute, 17U7
Powell
Megal Corta, vaquero, r. W a Susquehanna, nr Para-
guay
Megau Timothy, laborer, r. 413 Ivr Av
Meginnou Eliza L., widow, r. 313 S Ellla
M^ganmrn James L., clerk P. M. S3. Co., r. 313H T.lUm
Megelin William, shoemaker, 499 HalgUt, r. 6J9 Ster-
euson
Megilligan \f. S., r. 118 Eighteenth
Megow Charles, cook, r. »5 Paciflo
Megow Charles, seaman, r 5 Bay
Megow Mary, widow, r. 19iK> Powell
Megowan Charles C, bookkeeper, r. 221 Tlatght
Megowan Thomas, coal passer stmr Newbern, r. 6U
Folsom
Mehegan Daniel, nlnmber J. D. Welch, r. 1113 Pierc*
Mehegin Jeremiah, laborer, r. 1113 Pierce
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONB 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE LARGEST BUSINESS
OP ANY AMERICAN COMPANT.
MEH
836
MET
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Trimuaing^s
a Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Mehegan John J., molder Empire Foundry, r. 232
Minna JfjF^
Mehegan Patrick J., blacksmith Charles Kueser, r.
1113 Pierce
Meherin Charles, bookkeeper Thomas Meherin, r. 645
Oak
Meherin Dennis J., agent California Steamship Co.,
3 California, r. 307 Scott
Meherin John, carpenter, r. 102i Ho^vard
Meherin Marcus M., solicitor Hartford Fire Ins. Co.,
r. 1208 Devisadtro
Meherin Peter, r. 45 Eyerett
Meherin Thomas, seedeman and nursery, 516 Battery,
r. 645 Oak
Meherin Thomas, -watchman, r. 1024 Howard
Meherin Thomas Jr., bookkeeper Thomas Meherin,
r. 645 Oak
>S^ Meherin. Se^Maharan
Mebl Philip J., carpenter, r. 607 Guerrero
Mehbach Frederick, master mariner, r. N s Falk-
land, bet Tombigbee and Potomac
Mehler John E., baker, r. 417 Mason
Mehler M.-ix, milkman, r. 537 Third
Mehlert Edward, grain broker, 63 Merchants' Ex-
change, r. 1400 Webster
Mehlhop William, mlllhand Miller & Hamilton, r.
892 Dolores
Mehling Conrad, tailor, r. 803 Montsromery
Mehlow Edward, merchant, r. Old People's Home
Mehlwitz Charles, clerk, r. 316 Chettnut
Mehlwitz Edward, clerk, r. 316 Chestnut
Mehlwitz Henry, longshoreman, r. 316 Chestnut
Mehn Joseph P., machine operator Main & Winches-
ter, r. 789 Bryant
Mehnert Ernest, shoemaker, r. 555 Mission
Mehring Jacob, painter N. B. and M. BR., r. Oakland
Mehrten J. A., furniture dealer, r. 716 Turk
Mehrtens August (Burmeister & Mehrtens) r. 1300
California
Mehrtens J. K., druggist A. L. Lengfeld, r. 200
Stockton
Mehrtens John Si Brother (John E. A. and
Richard) groceries and liquors, SW cor Elev-
enth and Market
Mehrtens John E. A. (John Mehrtens & Bro.) r. Oakland
Mehrtens John H., r. 2407 Pacific Av f,
Mehrtens Richard (John Mehrtens & Bro.) and
groceries and liquors, 1232 Misfion
B^" Mehrtens. See Martins and Mertens
Meidrich Frank H., r. 71 Natoma
Meidrich Henry, tailor, r. 71 Natoma
Meier August, laborer, r. 959 Bryant
Meier Charles, groceries and liquors, 500 Mason,
r. 505 Post
Meier Christian, teamster, r. 13 Chesley
Meier Frederick, clerk, r. 40 Minna
Meier Frederick, books and stationery, cor Sixth and
Market, r. 9 Taylor ^
Meier George, carpenter, r. 1226 Eddy
Meier George, salesman Charles EaUsky, ^r. 827 Pa-
cific
Meier Gustave, butcher, r. 159 Silver
Meier Henry, cook, r. 678 Clementina
Meier Henry, machinist Golden State and Miners'
Iron WorkB ,
Meier Isadore, bartender The Louvre, r. 34 Ellis
Meier Johanna, widow, r. 528 Minna
Meier John, sawyer Pac. Box Factory
Meier Joseph, shoemaker, 827 Pacific
Meier Louis H., cabinetmaker, r. cor Trinidad and
Susquehanna
Meier Margaret, widow, cigars and tobacco. 526 Fourth
Meier Maurice, tanner Soutb S. F. Tannery, r. Vene-
zuela, bet Tombigee and Potomac
Meier Morris, cabinetmaker, r. 421 Fifth
Meier Otto, farmer, r. Metropolitan Hotel
Meier Peter, laborer, r. cor Marquesas and Osage
■^ Meier. See Maier, Mayer. Meyer and Myer
Meiereder Louis, miller, r. Twenty-first, nr Church
Meierhofer Anton, laborer U. 8. Brewery, r. 544 Mc-
Allister —
Meiernoff Dledrich (Taeger k Meierhoff) p. 143 Main
Meiggs Wharf, foot Powell
Meiggs Wharf Co., John H. Sayre secretary, 828
Montgomery, room 15
Meighan Annie A. Mrs., artist, 2447 Howard
Meighan Kate Miss, teacher Point Lobos School, r.
1425 Polk
Meighan R. A. Mrs., bakery, 1425 Polk
Meighan Owen, laborer, r. 325^ Willow Av
Meighan Thomas, paper carrier, r. 1429 Polk
•^Meighan. See Meehan
Meigs Ansom W., salesman Wm. T. Coleman k Co.,
r. 828 Ellis
Meigs F. M., r. 1132 Buchanan
Meiklehaugh Daniel, gardener, r. 1425 Pacific
MeilandtJohn (Petersen & Meilandt) r. Beraal
Heights
Meiling Andres, JabPrer, r. 327 Montgomery At
Meilv Monroe, porter F. Garcia, r. 1219 Clay
Meily Robert, clerk Stein, Simon & Co., r. 1219 Clay
Meinberg Moritz. liquor saloon, 1714 Mission
Melnberg M. R. Mrs., ladit s' hairdresser and dealer
in human hair, 340 Sutter
Meinberger Louisa, widow, r. 1915 Stevenson
Meinberger Valentine, barber, i Leidesdorff, r. 1915
Stfvenson
Meim ke Frederick, liquor saloon. Mission Boad, nr
Five Mile Store
Meincke Georg H., clerk H. H. Noble t Co., r. 405
Geary
Meintke Henry J., baker, r. 1718H Stevenson
Meinecke Charles (Charles Meinecke & Co.) r. 1917
Franklin
Meinecke Charles, upholsterer John Hoey, r. 2011
Dupont
Meinecke Charles & Co. (Charles Meinecke)
comnjission merchants and importers foreign
wines snd brandies, 314 Sacramento
Meinecke Christian, caterer, r. 28 Haight
Meinecke Edward, cigarmaker William Seidl
8^ Meinecke. See Meiuke and Menke
Meiners Rudolph, r. 4 Henrietta Square
Mtinert Ch«rl(-s, piano stringmaker Peter A. Wagner,
r. 1312 Nebraska
Meinert HeimannD., yardman Spring Valley W. W.,
r. W s >ebraska, bet Stnoma and Yolo
Meirert Hermann D. Jr., laborer Spring Valley W.
W., r. W s NebrBska. bet Sonoma and Yolo
Meinert John T., clerk, r. 355 Fourth
Meinhard Theodore, salesman Stephen Jackson, r.
1122 Golden Gate Av
Meinhardt Frederick W., saddler and carriage trim-
mer, 848 Howard, r. 21 Willow Av
Meinhardt Max, r. 2757 Mission
Meinbeit Ludwig, bottler Lang Bros., r. 1413 Scott
Meiningfr Benno L.. bookket-per, r. 1205 Eddy
MEININGEE LOUIS notar;,
public and commissioner of deeda, 435
California, r. 1«05 Eddy
Meininger P. W., machinist Will k Flnck, r. 110
Sixth
Meining.>r Simon, clerk, r. 1205 Eddy
Mcinke John, laborer, r. Hampshire, bet Twentieth
and Twenty-firct »»~ •
t^ Meinke. See Meincke and Menke
Melns Charles, waiter, r. 217 Second
Meins Ernest, waiter, r. 8 Central PI
Meins William, r. 504 Front
Mei'-dorff Sophie, widow, r. 1 Bridge PI
Meisel H. A., groceries and liquors, NE cor Mont-
gomery and Union
Meisel Henry C, groceries and provisions, wines
and liquors, NW cor Eighth and Minna
Melser James, cook William J. Davis, r. 22 Leonard
¥. & J. SLOAM & CO.
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY
641 to m MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO..
Uanufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
The Hlirheat Grade Champaffne,
Equal to the Beat.
ARPAD HARASZTHY » CO.
- 530 WASBnTOTOH BTSZET.
MEI
837
MEL
MeiBsner Charles, vocaliat Tlvoli Oper» House, r. 10
Lewis
Meissuer Emtna, r. 438 Green
ileissner Julius, groceries and liquors, 409 Twenty-
seventh
Melasner Lnmbert A., r. 423 Dupont
Meistiuer Otto, millt-r Henry CoubrouRh & Co., r. 438
Green
MeUter Frederick, r. 423 Bush
Mclster Micbael, liquor saloon, 331 Fifth, r. 61 Ship-
l.-y
nieisterschaft School of Iian^faajres, for
SpauisU, French and Italian, Charles H. Sykes
principal, 'iH Sutter
Mejia Bruuo, waiter, r. 13 Hinckley
MejiaB Francisco, barber, r. 307 Dupont
Mel Geor^^e, manager Insurance dept. H. M. New-
ball & Co., r. Oakland
Mel John, r. 1015 Scott
Mel Louis, special agent E. W. Carpenter, r. 1015
Scott
Melander Andrew G., laborer, r. 308 Seventh
MelaudtfF CharleH K.,travelluR salesmaii Feigenbaum
& Co., r. 308 Seventh
Melander E. A., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 310
Seventh
Melaudtir Edward, liquor saloon, 106 Jackson
Melander John, cook, r. 320 Drumm
Melander John, steward schr Mary and Ida, r. 320
Druuim
Melander John V., master mariner, r. 503 Folsom
Melar E. F., r. 503 Kearny
Melarky John, painter, r. 1019 Market
Melbeck Frank W., cigarmaker August Bnine, r. 32
Golden Gate At
Melbourne George, driver E. Gulttard, r. 1207 Broad-
way
Melbourne Joseph, teamster, r. 761 Vj Folsom
Melbourne Richard, porter Olympic Club
Melby Severiii, with Tivoli Opera House, r. cor Mis-
sion and Filth
Melcher E. O. (Batchelder ft Co.) r. Hancock House
Melcher Eugene A., clerk auditor's olfice S. P. Co., r.
534 Bush
Melcher Jesse A., special agent Northwestern Mutual
Life Ins. Co., 215 Sansome, room 6, r. 5:J4 Bush
Melcher Louis, musician Wigwam Theatre, r. 627
Geary
Melchert Albert, laundryman German Hospital
Melczer Joseph, liquor saloon, 259-261 Third, r. 114
Silver
Melde Henry, proprietor California Nursery, 160
San Bruno Road
Melden John E., tailor, r. 114 Clara
Meldon Oscar F., attorney at law, 629 Kearny, r. 440
Third
Meldon Thomas, laborer, r. 632 Market
Meldrum Andrew B. Uev., pastor St. John's Presby-
terian Church, N s Post, bet Mason and Taylor,
r. 1412 Octavia
Meldrum Charles K., yardmaster, r. 946 Harrison
Heldrum W. W., foreman Chronicle, r. 311 Leaven-
worth
Melendy George H. (Derlckgon k Melendy) r. 335
McAllister
Melendy Harry, clerk Levi Strauss ft Co., r. 1207 X
Laguna
Melendy Hiram A., policeman, r. 1207 J< Laguna
Meier Charles W., clerk, r. 1240 Howard
Meier Henry, r. 1240 Howard
Meier Henry Jr.. engineer, r. 1240 Howard
Meles Edward, bartender, r. 130 Seventh
Meletious Constantine, rigger, r. 1 Silver Star PI
Melhado Charles, steward, r. 1106 Clay
Melia John J., horseshoer, r. 9 Rondell PI
Melia Michael, lather, r. 25 White PI
Melia Patrick, r. 9 Kondell PI
Melia William P., blacksmith, r. 9 Rondell PI
FRATINGER & CO.
THE LEADING
CM AND SOIT HODSE.
105 KEARIVY STREET.
WATER CLOSETS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION CAREFULLY EEPiJRED.
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNV STREET.
EstabUshed 1.S60. Telephone 318.
Meliano Jacques, fireman S. F. Gas Light Cor
Melick Robert S. (H. K. Baker ft Co.) r. Russ House
Meliu Charles G., laborer, r. 517 Folsom
Melin lohn, porter Wm. T. Coleman ft Co., r.l07Clay
Melk Frank, brewer, r. 644 McAllister
Mellaiigh Daniel, carpenter, r. W s Railroad Av, bet
Manitoba and Dominica
Melle Henry, woodturner Jacob Melle, r. 502 Wash-
ington
Melle Jacob, woodturner, 136 Main, r.502 Washington
Mellen Henry F., r. 6J4 Russ
Molleii .Samuel H., carpenter, r. 2 Cedar Lane
Melletz Adolph, harnessmaker J. C. Johnson ft Co.,
r. 304 Ritch
Melletz George D., Insurance broker, 325 CalifornJa,
r. 304 Ritch
Melletz George D. Jr., storekeeper stmr Oceanic, r.
Ml Ritch
Melletz William, clerk A. Schilling ft Co., r. 301 Bitch
Melley Jane, widow, r. 116 Eighth
Melley John J., r. 223 Austin
MtfUey Patrick, bedinaker W. A. Schrock, r. Franklin,
bet Bu:<h and Austiu
Melley Thomas, engineer, r. 1.505)i Franklin
Melliss D. Ernest, civil and mining engineer, 419 Cal-
ifornia, room 15
Mellltezer Matthias, presser Stange ft Jaenicke, r. 249
Stevenson
Mello .\utonio E., laborer, r. 117 Jackson
Mello Francis J., teamster, r. 3 to Bro.idway
Mello Francisco O., proptr Luzitania Hotel, 119 Jack-
son
Mello M. Leal Jr.. printer, r. 315 Drumm
Mello W. A., compositor Examiner
Mello Wlliam A., carpenter, r. 619 Powell
Mellock William, oiler Golden Gate Flouring Mill, p.
ii Silver
Mellon Eldridge, r. 920 Valencia
Mellon John, glass staiuer John Mallon, r. 742 Harri-
son
Mellon John S., house and sign painter, 60 OTarrell,
r. 36 Geary
Mellon Patrick, clerk, r. 25 Turk
Mellon Peter, teamster William Adams r. 26 Turk
Mellor William, laborer Clay St. RR., r. 1302 Jackson,
rear
Mellulish Herbert, sawsmith Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., p.
(itiS Harrison
Melly Bernard, clerk, r. 4.M Ninth
Melly Hui<h, groceries and liquors, 451 Ninth
Meloche George, waiter, J. M. Pike, r. 204J4 Clara
Melody Elizabeth Mrs., r. 750 Howard
Melody James E., fireman S. P. Co., p. SW cor Utah
and El Dorado
Melody Joseph, sergeant police, r. 624 Eddy
Melody William H., teacher, r. 52o Eddy
Alelone Drury, loan and commission ofiBce, 419
California, room 22, r. Palace Hotel
Melone's Consolidated Mining Co. (Calaveras Co.,
Cal.) Robert R. Grayson secretary, S. F. Stock
and Exchange Bldg, room 20
Melovii h George, watchman stmr San Rafael, r.
Saucelito
Meloy Edward R., telegraph operator, p. 8 8 Falk-
land, bet Touibigbee and Potomac
Melose Burton W., bookkeeper John Daniel ft
Co., r. 836 Mission
Melrose G,, r. y:)5 Sutter
Melrose James W., carpenter and builder, 1621 Devls-
adero, r. 1310 Broderick
Melrose John, laborer, p. 425 First
.Melrose Kenneth (W. E. Vauderslice ft Co.) r. 1903
Broadway
Melrose Mary H. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Primary
Sihool, r. 1310 Broderick
Melrose Salt Works (Mt. Eden, Alameda Co.) Charles
Laufeiiburger pr optr. 204 Clay
Melrose Thomas H., r. 1902 Broadway
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
IMannfivctur«-r of every dcneriptSon at
PASSENGER. STREET AND FREIGHT CaBfi.
4» to 3U Be«le Street. San franelac*.
STEAM ENGINES AND THRESHING MACHINES.
TBUMAK, ISHAH & HOOKEB»
421'4si7 Market Street.
MEL
838
MEN'
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
iMPOBTEBa or
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile,
309, 311. 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
MelKC Milton S., clerk Leon Blum & Co., r. 136
Seventh
MelKins Elizabeth, bakery, 120 Third
Melville Eugene Mrs., assistant librarian Free Public
Library-
Melville Frederick, mupician, r. 50}<J Third
Melville George A., r. 2(i8J4 Central Ay
Melville J., sakGmau J. J. O'Brien k Co., x. 211
Po-well
Melville Sarah, widow, proceriea, 138 Shipley
MELVILLE THE ror^e^^ t^e
Trnesrie)], Itl. Hermann & Co. proprie-
tor*, 1104 Market
Melvflle 'William H., chi mist U. 8. Gfological Sur-
vey, 47 Montgomery Block, r. 1522 Polk
Melville William J., carpenter Jas.in Springer & Co.,
r. 10(18 Twenty-first
Melville William R., with Bank of California, r.
Blithedale
Melville W. R., clerk, r. 138 McAllistPT
Melvin Abram T., patternmaker, r. 2914 Sixteenth
Melvin Charles S., bookkeeper Miller & Lux, r. Oak-
land
Melvin Clara Mrs., teacher Tailor System dressmaking
r. 217 Eddy
Melvin James H., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
Lick House
Melvin .lames W., calker, r. 314 Beale
Mflvin Joppph, exprK^sman, r. 21 Water
Melvin Patiick, l«borer, r. 159 Silver
Melz Freflerick, carpenter, r. 612 Fourth
Melzer Yadocus, painter, r. 421 Dupont
Melzner E. Or., student Heald's Business College, r.
624 Post
Memmler Hermann, teacher music, r. 108 )« Ninth
Memorial Presbyterian Church, Algeria, nr
Railroad Av. South S. F.
Mencarini Dsmiano, plaster statuary, Wl Mission, r.
403 Stevenson
Menenrini Rafaello, manager Damlano Mencarini, r.
403 Stevenson
Meneke J. Mrs., bakery, NE cor Oak and Octavia
Mencke John, br«s'! tinii-her, r. 248 Octavia
Mendel Abraham, barber, r. 1408 Geary
Mendel Frederick, bricklayer, r. 1620 Eddy
Mendel George C, cheesemaker, r. 1009 Powell
Mendel Joseph barb(r, r. 1408 Geary
Mendel Louis, butcher, r. 1408 Geary
Mendel Louis, clerk, r. 1620 Eddy
Mendel Louis, cleik F. Hiller Jr. & Co., r. 6 Bourbin
PI
Mendel M. Pincus, r. 808 Sixth
Mendel Morris, r. 308 Sixth
Mendel] George H., Colonel Engineer's Corps U.
S. A., River and Harbor Improvements and Forti-
fications, and Supervising Engineer of the Pwcific
Coast, office 533 Kearny, room 15, r. 418 Fremont
Mendelsohn Aaron, glazier, r. 464 Tehama
Mendelsohn David, real estate, r. 1432 Webster
Mendelsohn George, confectioner W. Westerfeld, r.
427 Fourth
Mendelsohn Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 1022 Alabama
Mendelsohn Henry, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg k
Co., r. 466 Tehama
Mendelsohn J., shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 586 Minna
Menrtelson AbiHham G., painter, r.4183^ Grove
Mendelson Adolph, with J. L. Salomon, r. 725 O'Far-
rell
Mendelson Bernard, burrkilling S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. Pioneer House
Mendelson Brothers (Solomon and Jonas) Chinese
and Japjfnese silk goods, 36 California
Mendf Ison Elkin, clothing, 233 Pacific
Mendelson Isaac, l)arber, r. 466 Tehama
Menrlelson Jacob B., barber H. A. Deckelman, r. 466
Tehama
Mendelson Jonas (Mendelson Bros.) r. Yokohama,
Japan
Mendelson Selig, barber, 328 Pacific, r. 233 Pacific
Mendelson Solomon (Mendeli-on Bros.) r. 516 Ellis
Mendes Dave, liquor saloon. 341 Sixth
Mendes David, salesman William R. Gallagher, r.
543 M Niit'ima
Mendez Domingo, cinchmaker, Lombard, nr Franklin
Mendez Teodora, cigarmaker Job6 A. Garcia, r. 723
Broadway
Menrtham Jane, widow, r. 455 Jessie
Mendbaiu John T., <lerk, r. 4r.5 Jessie
Mendham William J., tinsmith, r. 455 Jessie
Mendheim Charles, r. 417 Mason
Mendheira Herman, office 330 Montgomery, r. 41T
Mason
Mendiondou Bartholomew (Mendlondou k Sajona) r.
SE cor Kearny and Sacramento
Mendiondou & Sajous (Bartholomew Mendiondou
and Jean Saji'us) billiard and club rooms, SE cor
Kearny and Sacrauiento
Mendioroz Aurelio (Mendioroz k Sawrey) r. 613 Fil-
bert
Mendioroz & Sawrey (Anrello Mendioroz and Robert
K. Sawrey) watchmakerii and jewelers, 228 Mont-
gomery Av
Mendizabal I. J., elerk Murphy, Grant k Co., r. Ala-
meda
Mendodno Lamher Co., E.C.Williams presi-
dent, Charles D. Ford treasurer, office 40 Cali-
fornia, room 1
Mendoza Amado, jeweler, r. 417 Broadway
Mendoza Anthony S., barber, r. 541 Natoms
Mendoza John, machinist Biedon I. and L. Works, r.
343 Bryant
Mendoza Manuel, deckhand stmrTiburon
Mendoza Philip E., barber Brooklyn Hotel, r. 541 N«-
toma
Mendoza William, barber, r. 923 Montgomery
Meneft^e Daniel P., ensign U. S. N., assistant U. 8,
Hydrographic Office, Merchants' Exchange,
ground floor
Menefee George W., carpenter Humboldt Warehouae,
r. 1708M Jessie
Menefee William H., carpenter, r. 210 Shotwell
Meneses Jo>6 J., clerk, r. 434 Green
Menesini TJlinto (Menesini & Giovannettl) r; 250 Te-
hama
Meneeini Victor, butcher, r. 716 Green
Menesini & Giovannettl (Ulinto Menesini and Charles
Giovannettl) butchers 244 Fourth
Menge Henry, trussmaker J. H. A. Folkers & Bro., r,
Oakland
Menge William, shoemaker, r. 1503 Post
Mengel Berths Miss, dressmaker, r. 1015 Pierce
Mengel Emil G., upholsterer, r. 28 Elgin Park Av
Mengel John J., blacksmith C. F. Suhl, r. 1015 Pierce
Mengel W. Mrs., widow, r. 28 Elgin Park Av
Menges Carrie A., teacher John Swett Grammar
School, r. cor Mason and Ellis
Menges Charles W., latter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
62 Clipper
Menges Henry, nailer Buckingham k Hecht, r. 62
Clipper
Menges Jacob, machinist W. T. Garratt & Co., r. Oak-
land
Menges Michael, butcher, r. 202 Sixth
Mengola Dominique, restaurant, 23 Vallejo,r. Oakland
Mengola Peter, waiter, r. 919 Clay
Menjoulet Filiclen (Casabonne & Menjoulet) r. 23(1
Montgomery Av
Menke Allette Mrs., furnished rooms, 147 Third
Menke Auguste (H. B. Hixson * Co.) r. 1214 Fulton
Menke Henry (Wohler * Menke) r. 200 Francisco
Menke Henry, clerk C. Lachnian *: Co. r. 147 Third
Menke Henry, groceries and liquors, NW cor Francis-
co and Mason
1^" M'-nke. See Mencke and Meinke
"THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING
WASHINGTON Fire Ins. Co. of BostonI
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,810,273
GEO. D. DORNIN,
WU. SEXIOIT, Aart. Uanaeei.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
MEN
839
MER
Menkelknmp Bernard, tailor, r. 1111 Golden Oate Ay
MenKeii Frerierick (AbrciiH * Menken) r. iUfi Valencia
Meiilo Park Water Co., office 7 Nevada Block ]
Menn Chnrles, bartender Chris. J. F. Schmidt, r. 506
Maiket
Menne Albert H., (Becker * Menne), r. 26 Turk
Meune (':iem>-ns. tailor, r. 519 Sacramento
Menober Char es T., BecDod lieutenant Battery B. Ist
Artillery U. S A., AIc«tr«7, Itland
Menoniy Kdward T., r. 132 Chestnut
Menomv George W., salesman Dodge, Sweeney & Co.,
r. l:il2 Green
Menoniy Henrv C. assistant weigher Custom House,
r. 132 Chestnut
Menoniy K., ciilker, r. 913 Montgomery
Meiiomy Michael, r. 52t Stevi^ison
Menouiy Walter B., r. 132 Chestnut
Menore Antonio, shoemaker, r. Dupont, bet V»llejo
and Green
Mentel Jnlins C. barber, r. 2308 Hownrd
Menter t'harleR. fruit packer, r. 646 Filbert
Meiiton John, hostler, r. 1 Julian Av
Menton William H., ticket and excursion agent S. F.
and N. P. RR., r. S02 Eddy
Menti rharles H., druggist, 153* Polk, r. 1600 Wash-
ington
Mentz John H., restaurant. 544 First, and port steward
O. and O. «S. Co., r. 522 Third
MeDEel Augusta C. widow, r. N s Twenty-fourth, bet
Valencia and Bartlett
Menrel William, clerk Bancroft-Whitney Co., r.
Twenty-fourth, bet Valencia and Bartlett
Menzer Frank W., printer, r. 435 Pine
Menzie Alex»nder laborer, r. 5 Kramer PI
Alenzies, Biiig:ham Oi Co. (Stewart Menzies,
Henry Bingham and Arthur McCracken) steve-
dores. 512-514 Battery
M«nzles James, piano mover Sherman, Clay & Co., r.
6 BylnRton
Menzies Stewart (Menzies, Blngbam & Co.) r. 318
Lombard
Menzies Thomas, office 310 Pine, room 18, r. San
Rafael
Mephara Timothy P., commercial traveler, r. 228}j
Hickory Av
Merando Charles, porter Wheeland & Collins, r. 3
Central PI
Merando Joseph, waiter stmr City of Chester
Merani Emil, boots and shoes, 1417 Dnpout
Meraoi Joseph, bookkeepei, r. 1417 Dupont
Merani L., shoemaker, r. 1417 Dupont
Mercadier Gustave, r. 910 Jackson
Mercado Louis, machinist Ribdon I. and L. Works, r.
746 Mission
Mercado Simon miner, r, 1119J4 Kearny
HercHntlle Agtmcy The Bradstreet Co., L.
B. Hilliard nuperintendent. 2W California
Mercnntlle Agency The, R. G. Dun & Co. pro-
prietors. Jay Lugsdin manager, 320 California
Mercantile Liibrary Association, A. E. Whit-
aker librarian. 216 Bush
Mercantile Library Association Baildlne.
214-218 Bush
Merced Gas Co., D. C. Bates secretary, 79 Nevada
Block
Merced Woolen Mills, Ephralm Simon agent, 17
Battery
Mercer Charles A,, manager M. A. Mercer, r. 218 Van
, Ness Av
Mercer Charles H., confectioner M. A. Mercer, r. 303
Van Ness A V
Mercer D. J., clerk letter dept Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
30< Van Nesr< Av
Mercer Horace C , clerk Robert J. Mercer, r. 1 Essex PI
Mercer Hutih J., tint-mith W. W. Montague i Co., r.
140 Fourth
Mercer Jennie, widow, r. cor Chenery and Randall,
Falrmount Tract
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERMO-F.I>KCTKIC
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BATHS
.A. SDPECIA^ILT3r.
Also Medicated a]d Electric Eatlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BATH TUBS, BOILERS,
TANKS, SHOWKRS, FAICETS.
Plumbers' Sanitary Goods of all Kinds,
w_ e_~~Lane5,
PLUMBER, SOS KEARNT STREET.
Establlbhed 1860. Telephont 315.
Mercer Juiin, laborer, r. Ucean House Koad, nr Far-
ley's Corner
Mercer L. £. Miss, crayon artist, studio 136 Pbelan
Bldg
Mercer M. A., confectioner, 518 Kearny, r.303 Van
NeKS Av
Mercer M mrice H.. confectioner M. A. Mercer, r. 303
Van Ness Av
Mercer Peter L.. waiter, r. 251 Stevenaon
Mercer Robert J., real estate agent, 513 Califoml*. r.
1 Essex PI
Mercer William, candy mnfr, r. 303 Van Neil At
1^" Mercer, See Mercler
Merchant Charles H. (E. B. Dean fc Co.) r. Marth-
field. Oregon
Merchant JoBeph, teamster, r. 424 Sansome
Merchant Stephen D., miner, r. 1301 Sairramento
Merchant Thomas S., traveling salesman Pac. Vinegar
and Pickle Work«, 323 Front
Merchants' Coal Yard, Arthur M. Ebbets pro-
prieti>r, 109-115 Sacramento
Merchants' Club, rooms 203 California
Merchants' Dry Docks, foot Spear, office 318 Califor-
nia
Merchants' Exchange (Italian) 506 Battery
Merchants' Exchangee Association, William
Dresbach president, J, M. hhotwell manager,
Merchants' Exchange Building, first floor
Merchants' Exchange Association (Chinese) 739 Sac-
ramento
Merchants' Exchangre Bank of San Fran-
cisco (in liquidation) 320 SaiiRome, mom 9
Merchants' KTCliangre Baildiner, S s Califor-
fornia, bet Mout(»oiiiery and Leidesdorfif /
Merihauts' Exchange Reporters, office Meiegs Wharf,
foot Powell, Michael J. Fitzgerald reporter
Merchants' Excliange Signal Station, Point LobosAv,
nr Cliff House
Merchants' Insurance Co. (of New York) Jacobs k
Esston General agents, iii California
Merchants' Insurance Co. The ("f Newark, N. J.)
Jacobs fc Enston general agents. 42) California
Merchants' Mutual Insurance Co. (of Baltl.
more) Gutte & Frank general agents, 307 Cali-
fornia
Merchants' Patrol, Harry N. Morse manager,
417 Montgomery
Merchants' Wurehouse, N a King, bet Second and
Third
Mercler Eugene, family liquor store, NW cor
Fidsom and Seventh, r. East Berkeley
«a^ Mercier. See Mercer
Merckle Frederick, driver MuUer * Koenig
Merckle Michel, cook. r. 317 Bush
Meredith James W., foremau W. T, Garratt & Co., r.
9H6 Howard
Meredith Ji.hn H. (Craig k Meredith) attorney at
law, 328 Mont;;nmery. room 2:<, r. 2515 Washington
Meredith William M., oiler tug Alert
Meredy Kphraim. junk, r. N s Center, bet Nebraska
and Vermont
Meret Henry, actor, r. 205 Sixteenth
Mergentbaler Frank, paperruler Althof A Batals, r.
•Jll ', Prospect PI
Mersenthaler Frederic, cook Palace Hotel, r. 1221
Mission
Merpuire Charles L.. shipping clerk Hawley Bros'
Wareh'iuse. r. 313 Sielner
Merguire Frank A., secretary Cal. Door Co., 22 Cali-
fornia, r. 315 SteiU'T
Merguire George N., foreman Hawley Bros* Ware-
bonse. r. 313 Steiner
Meruuire George L., commercial traveler Leak Glove
Mnfg Co., r. 2U6 San Jose Av
Merguire John H., clerk, r. 8>0 Twentieth
Mert^uire John L., with Truckee Lumber and Box
Mnfg Co., r. 829 Twentieth
0^ Merguire. See Muguire and McGulre
W. B. BANCROFT & CO,
49 FIRST ST.
TEL£PBONB 82.
FINE PRINTINGI-
FKOM KEW TYPE.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
BROWN. CRAIG & CO., General Agents.
439 California Straat.
MEE
840
MEK
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO,
IMF0BTEB3 .OT
irtOTST
ii=>e:,
FOR GAS, STEAM AND TVATEK.
Pipe Fittlngrs, all Sizes.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Meriden Britannia Co., Levison Bros, agents, 134
Sutter
Meriden Malleable Iron Co. TKe (Meriden,
Conn.) manufacturers banging lamps, A. I. Hall
& Son aRents. 528-5^0 Market
Merigan John 8. (Harris & Merlgan) r. NW cor Bush
and Kearny
Merigot Adolph r. 326 Chestnut
Merigot Otto, cabinetmaker Fink, Rau & Schindler,
r. 326 Chestnut
Merilleon Ralph P., secretary Cal. Gas Fixture Co.,
124 Sutter, r. 1809 Sutter
Merino Dominic, musician, r. 718 Greenwich
Merithew Charles fl., clerk Union Iron Works, r. 1619
Howard
Merithew H. C, widow, r. 625 Stevenson
Merithew Jacob M., blacksmith, r. 246 Fourth
Meriwether Herbert D., r. 2429 Post
Merk John, cigarpacker, r. Jl Vandewater
Merkel August (Frey k Merkel) r. 911 Larkln
Merkel Ernest, spices, r. 54 Shipley
Merkelbach William, butcher, 12 S. F. Market, r. 22
Oak
Merker Eleanore. widow, r. 978 Harrison, rear
Merker Frederick C, clerk, r. 26 Geary
Merker John, collector, r. 918 Post
Merkle Christian, varnisher Charles M. Plum jt Co.,
r. 324 Lily Av
Merkle Frederick, butcher, r. 115 Dore
Merkle Josep?'. S., varnisher Charles M. Plum & Co.,
r. 324 Lily Av
Merkley Jane, widow, r. 666 Stevenson, rear
Merklin Charles, seaman, r. 5 Broadway
Merlbach Frederick, master schr Adelia Griffin
Merle Adrian (Hammer, Leitt & Co.) and salesman
Justinian Caire, r. Oakland
Merle Charles F., merchandise broker, 116 California,
r. 238 O'Farrell
Merle Frank C, actor, r. 633 California
Merle Isidore, hardware and crockery, 528 Broadway,
r. 231 Montgomery Av
Merle Leopold V. (L. V. Merle & Co.) r. 2204 JonfS
Merle I.. V. & Co. , proprietors Ola I X L, 616-620
Kearny, cor Commercial
Merle Pierre V., real estate, r. 405 Geary
Merle S., r. 439 Bush
Merlo Giuseppe, vegetables, Colombo Market
Mermoud Frank, salesman Stein, Simon &. Co.. r. 779
Stevenson
Mero Charles, salesman, r. 412X Gough
Mero George, starter Sutter St. RR., r. 2610 Post
Mero James F., blacksmith . Sutter St. RR., r. 356
Grove
Mero Marvin H., springmaker, r. 621 Birch Av
Meroni Gallo, barber Louis Corriveau, r. 247 Second
Meroux A. J., assistant bookkeeper H. Dutard, r. 21
Powell
Merrell Charles G., physician, 2429 Mission
Merrell I. Li., agent Asbentos Boiler Covering,
paint and roofing material, soapstone, mastic
roofing and paints, also Chalmers-Spence Co. Spc-
tionol or removable covering and air space, also
Reeds steam pipe covering, factory 316 Town-
send, branch office, 106 Market, r. 118 Vicksburg
Merriam Andrew D., guard Industrial School
Merriam Andrew J., paper carrier, r. 1137 Pacific
Merriam Dana R., machinist, r. 1915 Mason
Merriam G. B., blacksmith, r. 2620 Sutter
Meiriam Nehemiah Jr., gripman Sutter St. RR., r.
2607 J« Post
Merriam William P., insurance broker, r. 716 Union
Merrick G. H.. r. 777 Market
Merrick Joshua M., watchman, r. 503 Folsom
Merrifield ('h:irles, waiter, r. 529 Sacramento
Merrifield Charles F., milkman, r. 318 H, Fell
Merrifield Frank, capitalist, r. 1426 Washington
Merrifield Frank, real estate, 414 California
Merrifield Henry, clerk, r. 1426 Washington
Merrifield John, r. 1011 Haight
Merrifield Percy, r. 252 J^ Third
Merrill Albert H., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service,
r. 520 Noe
Merrill Albion P., teacher music, r, 910 Fifteenth
Merrill Anuis, attorney at law, 59 Nevada Block, r.
1007 Jackson
Merrill Archie, clerk Louis Livingston, r. 25 Rausch
Merrill Benjamin F., r. 902 Pacific
Merrill Charles, first vice-president Holbrook,
Merrill & Stetson, r. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Merrill Charles A., manager Lassen County Land and
Cattle Co., r. 910 Fifteenth
Merrill Charles C , sawyer Cal. Cigar Box Co., r. 106
McAllister
Merrill Charles G., physician, r. 31 Liberty
Merrill Charles H., foreman Masonic Cemetery
Merrill Charles W., manager W. W. Brier & Son, r.
Oakland
Merrill Clarence S., stenographer Cal. Ins. Co., r.
Berkeley
Merrill E., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Merrill Edward, seaman, r. 101 First
Merrill Eugene, r. 3 Howard Court
Merrill Frank, r. 25 Rausch
Merrill Frank E., butcher O'Donnell Bros., r. 25
Rausch
Merrill Frank H., clerk Post Office, r. 224 Noe
Merrill Frank H., stevedore, r. 1 Fifth
Merrill Frank W., assistant mnfg clerk LeCount Bros.,
r. 224 Noe
Merrill Frederick, r. 710 Howard
Merrill George B. , attorney at law, 315 California,
room 11
Merrill George E., r. 307 Sixth
Merrill Harvie M., r. 415 Post
Merrill Isaac N., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service, r.
Oakland
Merrill James, bartender, r. 787 Folsom
Merrill James W., bookkeeper David Stern & Son, r.
St. Ann's Bldg
Merrill J. 0. & Co. (John C. Merrill) shipping and
commission merchants, agents Regular Dispatch
Line Honolulu and Central American Line Pack-
ets, 204 California
Merrill John C. (J. C. Merrill * Co.) r. 14 Stanly PI
Merrill John C. Jr.. clerk, r. 14 Stanly PI
Merrill John F., clerk, r. 357 Clementina
Merrill Jolin F., second vice-president Holbrook,
Merrill & Stetson, r. 1732 Washington
Merrill John M., clerk, r. 902 Pacific
Merrill Lewis, master mariner, r. 207 Thirteenth
Merrill Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 357 Clementina
Merrill Mary J. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 208 Nineteenth
Merrill Oliver S., real estate, r. 653 Harrison
Merrill Parker, carpet beating, 453 Stevenson, r.
409 Minna
Merrill Robert, collector, r. 720 Union
Merrill Roscoe H., patrolman Morse's Patrol, r. 21
Prospect PI
Merrill S. E. Mrs., private school, 2224 Howard
Merrill Stewart, photographer, 612 Clay, r. Oakland
Merrill Sylvester, salesman Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co.,
r. Alameda
Merrill William F., stair builder A. I. Sanborn, r.
Oakland
B^ Merrill. See Merrell
Merrimac Saloon, John E. Goble proprietor, NW
cor Fourth and Merrimac
Merritt Arthur A., jeweler B.Morris b Co., r. Oak-
land
Merritt C, compositor .Call
Merritt diaries Z.', secretary San Joaquin and
King's River Canal and Irrigation Co., 533 Kearny,
r. Oakland
Merritt Hannah A., school teacher, r. 2204 Steiner
Merritt Henry P., draftsman Clinton Day, r. Oakland
Merritt James, painter, r. 2204 Steiner
DRAPERIES.
Special attention given to making up Draperies and
Canopies for Lodges, Societies, etc.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MABEET STBEET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St
ppi ipcr CYTDI npY-f^*"'* ^?}'™P'^*' '^"""p*''"*'*^''^ ?"*■**!
8ui>erlority over imported. NoBr»ndy used.
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
630 WASBimrOK STBZZT.
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Merritt James B^ manager CaliforDia Fuse As-
sociation, 35 Market, r. Seminary Park, Alameda
Merritt J. J., carpenter Cal. Electric Light Co., r. 618
Ellie
Merritt John D., r. 6 Bernard
Merritt MarcuM D., shipping clerk Qeorge H. Ta7 k
Co., r 525 }< Geary
Meriitt Martin B., carpenter, r. 424 Sansomo
Merritt Mary W., widow, r. 1422^ Pacific
Merritt Richard, r. 73 Fourth
Merritt Samuel, capitalist, 22 California, room 11, r.
Oakland
Merritt Samuel n., waiter, r. 1006 Market
Merritt Stephen F., bartender, r, 523 Pine
Merritt W. H., lather, r. 219X O'Farrell
Merritt William, ralllugmaker Cal. Wire Works, r. 82
Taylor
Merrivale Percy, waiter J. P. Eklund, r. 262)j Third
Merron M. C, plasterer, r. 726 Octavia
Merry Charles, foreman, r. 345 Brannan
Merry, Faull 6i Co. (William L. Merry and Wll-
Ham Faull) provirion packem, cor Buchanan and
Bay. city office 12.5-127 California
Merry John, curpeuter, r. 1122 Larkin
MERRY THOMAS, carpenter,
contractor and builder, 113 Clay, r.
633 Howard
Merry William L. (Merry, FauU & Co.) and president
Chamber of Commerce, r. 2030 Pacific Av
Merryfield Robert, cattle dealer, r. 1611 Market
Merryfield William H., pantryman stmr Columbia, r.
Sailors' Home
Mersanne N. Mme., dresRmaker, r. 1303 X Eddy
Mersereau Addison 8. (Mersereau Jc Son) r. 2212 Mis-
slon
Mersereau Frank A.(Mer8ereau & Son)r. 2212 MisRion
RIerserean <!(C Son (Addison S. and Frank A.) car-
risKemakcrs and blacksmiths, 1927 and 2245-2217
Mission
Mersfelder Charles, r. 414 Ellis
Mersfelder Charles Jr., bookkeeper Hegler, Johnson
* Co., r. 414 Ellis
Mersfelder Minnie Ml8«, assistant bookkeeper Hegler,
Johnson * Co., r. 414 Ellis
Mersfelder William, freight clerk, r.'414 Ellis
Mersich Carlos, brassmolder, r. 838 Vallejo
Mersich Frederick, booker H. Plagemauu k Co., r.
8;18 Vallejo
Mernich L»iui8, clerk, r. 838 Vallejo
Mersich Maria, widow, r. 838 Vallejo
Mersich Mateo, waiter, r. 838 Vallejo
Merslns John B., groceries and liquors, 1200 Folsom
Merslich Dominlco, cottee saloon, 1003 Battery
Mertel Ernest, r. 54 Shipley, rear
Merten August F. (Merten, Moffitt * Co.) r. 923 Fill,
more
Merten, Moffitt JSi Co. (August F. Merten,
Thomas F. Moffitt, George A. Story and George
B. Bayley) manufacturing chemists, 309-311
Front
Mertens Frederick, r. 536 Mission
Mertens Ferdinand, cabinetmaker, r. 716 Bryant
Mertens flenuan C, clerk H. Huddleston b Co., r.
747 Harrison
Mertens M. J., vice-president and treasurer San
Francisco Bridge Co., and secretary San Fran-
cisco Pine Lumber Co., 42 Market, r. Alameda
i^" Mertens. S^-e Mehrtens
Mertes George W., expressman, SE cor Fremont and
Market, r. 8 8 Fourteenth, bet Howard and Shot-
well
Mertes Mary A., widow, r. 8 s Fourteenth, bet How-
ard and Shotwell
Merten Peter F., shoeontter, r. 8 s Fourteenth,, bet
Howard and Shotwell
Mertes Samuel B., carpenter, r. 8 s Fourteenth, bet
Howard and Shotwell
FRATINGER & CO.
MOURNING SUITS
MALE AT SHORTEST NOTICE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
MARBLE WASH STANDS.
WASH BASIXS, B.4.»iI9r COCKS.
Lane's Sanitary Basin Trap elTectnally eiclQfles sewer m
PLUMBER, 606 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1S60. Telephone 315.
bookbinder Hicks & Judd, r. 281
Mertz Churl
Minna
Mertz John, purveyor A. Lusk k Co., r. 210 Town-
send
Mervy Alphonse, physician, and proprietor drug
stores SE cor Green and Montgomery Av and NE
cor Valencia and Twenty-fifth, r. NE cor Valencia
and Twenty-fifth
Mervy Clara Mrs., r. 1833 Howard
Mervy Emile C, physician, 434 Montgomery At, r.
2115 J4 Jones
Mervy Ulyssts P., porter A. G. Chauche, r. 7 Graham
PI
Merwin Andrew N., pressman Dempster Bros., r. 635
Turk
Merwin Eugene, straw worker, r. 1231 Ellis
Merwiu John G., clerk Samuel Wagner, r. 104 Mason
Merx Herman, seaman, r. 5 Haggln
Merz John, laborer, r. 210 Townsend, rear
Merz John, tailor, r. 831 Vallejo
Merz Mury Mrs., r. 525 Stevenson
Merz William, groceries and liquors, 433 Sutter, r.
426 Powell
Merz William, liquor saloon and restaurant, 1907
Hsight
Merzbach Felix H. (Thornton * Merzbach) attorney
at law, 426 California, r. 809 O'Farrell
Merzbach Julius, dry and fancy goods, 414 Market, r.
708 McAllister
Mesenburg^ Henry, groceries and liquors, 3i
Je^'8ie
Mesenburg'Herman, bakery, 324 5i Hayes
Meserole George T., cooper Am. Sugar Refinery, r.
Alameda
Meserth John L., butcher, jimctlon Valencia and
Misbion, r. 1234 Valencia
Meserth Lawrence, butcher, r. 1284 Valencia
Meserve, Crawford Hi Voifelsang (Edward A.
Meserve, T. C. Crawford and A. T. Vogelsang)
attorneys at law, 325 Montgomery, room 29
Meserve Edward A. (Meserve, Crawford k Vogelsang)
r. 418 Leavenworth
IST Meserve. See Messerve
Meseth Charles, jeweler William Baehr, r. 923 Union
Meseth Christina, widow, r. 923 Union
Mesick Richard S. (Mesick k Maxwell) r. 23 Mont-
gomery
Mesick & Maxvrell (Richard 8. Mesick and George
H. Maxwell) attornevs at law, 60-61 Nevada Block
Meskell Henry, laborer Magdalen Asylum
Mesnickow Christian, patternmaker, r. 600 Second
Mess Henry, stockbroker, r. 921 Powell
Messa^er Etienne, cloaks and suits, 145 Post, SE
cor Grant Av, r. 914 Post
Messes Charles Rev., 8. J., clergyman St. Ignatius'
College, 214 Hayes
•^ Messenger. See Messinger
Messer Nathaniel T., broker, r. 1811 Pierce
Messer 3. S. Mrs., clairvoyant medium, 930 Market
Messersmlte Anton, confectioner, r. 10 Middle
Messersmith Gnbriel H., r. 1010 Polk
Messerve Theodore, sash and doormaker Day, Huber
* Craker, r. 911 Broadway
l^" Messerve. See Me«erve
Messina Louis, groceries and liquors, 625 Union
Messint; Aaron J. Rev., rabbi Congregation Beth Israel
r. 608 Eddy
Messing Herman (Gruhn k Messing) r. 608 Eddy
Messinger Guetave, clerk Jacobs & Easton, r. 610
Sutter
Messinger Henry W., r. 2116 Howard
MesKinger I-iadore, barber, r. 315 Bush
Messinger M. Mrs., widow, r. 61(t Sutter
M. 8<inger P. W., cutter, r. 110 Sixth
Mespinner Walter, clerk Jacobs k Easton, r.610 Sutter
Mei:siter P. ter F.,b8rtender Adam Ritchie, r. 31 Second
Messmer Arthur, vocalist Tivoli Opera House, r. SIS
Union
is
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mannfacforer ofrTery dearription of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARa
42 to 50 Beale Street, San Francia««.
Truman, Isham & Hooker, i^eoilu'jr-- ^^''-^~^^?r}v^ ^"''J^^^''
luinj) Seats sold to tlie Trade.
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IMPOETEBS OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
Slxeot Iron
All Sizes and Numbers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
MesBtner George, cooper, r. 512 Bush
MeBKiner Jobn, laborer, r. 143 Minna
MPBsner Chnrles A., b»ber, r. 402 Pacific
Mr-ssuer Joseph, baker, r. im Pacific
Messner Louis, bakery, 402 Pacific
MesKDer Ludwig. baker, r. 402 Pacific
Meston CharleB, kaUomiuing, r. 1319 Sanxome
Hetal Roofers' Trades Union Leas-'ue, 927 Mission
Metallic Equator Consolidated Mining Co. (Eome.
ralda Co., Nev.) W. Willis secretary, 29 NeTada
Block
Metastazio Alexander, coal, 1823 Powell
Metcalf Alfred, master mariner, r. 503 Foldom
MetiBlf Alice H. Miss, teacher Halght Primary School
r. 2819 Folsom
Metcalf Catherine, widow, furnished rooms, 114 8il-
▼er
Metcalf C. D., watchman P. M. SS. Co.
M^tcalf Chester L., clerk, r. 2027 Mission
Metcalf George D., secretary Del Monte Milling Co.,
r. Oakland
Metcalf George E., pianomaker, r. 532 Grove
Metcalf Harry L., boxmaker, r. 1138 Howard
Metcalf John, master etmr Oceanic, r. 938 Geary
Metcalf Robert, r. 509 Third
Metcalf Samuel S., carpenter Mechanics' Mill, r. 3819
Folcom
Metcalfe George, real estate, r. 4is Geary
Metcovich Jacob, seaman Jessie Fremont, r, 603 East
Methen Jarob, loneshorenian, r. 2 SimpBon PI
METHODIST BOOK DEPOSITORY
Re-v. John D. Hamnnond agent, 1U37
Market
Metins Aplin, jeweler Geo. C. Shrey* & Co., r. 11
Stevenson
Metlar Edwin F., clerk, r. 921 Powell
Metlar William 8., clerk H. H. Noble & Co., r. 921
Powell
Metral Alexander, foreman Charles Greffe, i. 639
Broadway
Metral Francis, with Frenrh Hospital
Metropolitun Block, 8-14 Montgompry At
Aletropolltan Foundry, Curtis Tobey proprie-
tor, 204 Tnwnseiid, tor Third
Metropolitan Hill, NE cor Fifth and Jessie
Metropolitan Hotel, Adam Miller proptr, 512-618
Fourth
Metropolitan Mannfacturing Co., manufacturers'
agents, 431 Larkin
Metropolitan Marble Work*. Andrew Pal-
tenghi proprietor, 1235 Market
Metropolitan M>itch and Commercial Co., S. Newbauer
secretary, office 205 Front
Metropolitan Plate Glass Insurance Co. (New York)
322-324 California
Metropolitan Temple, NE cor Fifth and Jessie
Metropolski Nicholas G. Rev., priest Greek Church,
r. 2810 Laguna
Metrovich Antone, pantryman, r. 319 Fourth
Metrovich Marco (Curtoni & Metrovicli) r. 616 Turk
Metson William H.. attorney at law, 330 Pine, rooms
28-.30, r. 1 McDermott PI
Mettelstadt Herman, liquor saloon, 419 Hayes
Metten Anton (Metten & Gebhardt) r. Lewis, nr Mis-
sion Road
Metten Louis, tanner, r. Spring Valley Homestead, nr
Mission Road
Metten \- Gebhardt (Anton Mitten and Charles Geb-
hardt) tanners, Lewis, nr Mission Road
Mettmann Frank X.. clerk Walter Speyer, r. 925
Twentielh
Metwell A., steward, r. 13 Pacific
Metzendorf Anna, widow, r. 836 Broadway
Metzendorf Daniel, compositor, r. 83fi Broadway
Metzendorf Frederick H., seaman, r. 836 Broadway
Metzendorf Herman, tobacco stripper, r. 836 Broad-
I way
Metzer Gforge, waiter, r. 535 Vallejo
Mctzer George H., waiter, r. 5H5 Vallejo
Metzgcr Carrie, widow, r. 524 Eddy
Metzger Edward, clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 524
tddy
Metzger Joseph, cabinetmaker, r. 627 Green
Metzger L*o, clerk Lebenb^mm Bros., r. 813 Turk
Metzger Lina, widow, r. 2105 Mason
Metzger Louis, stationer, office 322 Ssnsome, r. 521
Kddy
Metzger Morris, varieties, 603 Lari^in, r. 524 Eddy
Metzger There.'<a Miss, r. 1715 McAllister
Metzgus Gusrav E., lampmaker £. Boesch & Co., r.
724 Mission
Metzler Caroline, widow, r. 602 Taylor
Metzler Cbarleg J. B., undertaker, 626 Wuh.
Ington, r. 2110 Taylor
Metzler Charles P., clerk, r. 822 Union, rear
Metzler Erail, waiter, r. .564 Natoms
Metzler Frank, r. 5fi4 Natoma
Metzler Hermann, beer bottler, 2110 Taylor
Metzler Oscar, bartender Eduardsen k Ohlert, r. 664
Natoma
Metzler Theo. C. (Metzler k Mahoney) r. 518 Eddy
Metzler <& Mahoney (Theo. C. Metzler and J.
H. Mahoney) California State Detective Bureau,
609 Sacramento
Metzner Angnt^t, r. 2609 Polk
Metzner Catherine, widow, r. 202 Fifth
Metzner Chai les P., salesman Rosendale, Lamb &
Co.. r. 202 Fifth
Metzner Frederick, fixer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 2609 Polk
Metzner Jacob C, salesman Mann k Benedict, r. 202
Fifth
Metzner Pauline, weaver B. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 2609 Polk
Metzner William (Brown k Metzner) r. 220 Fair Oaks
Metzsch Frank, glass stalner John Mallon
Meurllng Charles F., machinist, r 621 California
Meury Emil, waiter New Mechanics' Hotel, r. 444
Brannan
Meuper William L., tinsmith George H. Tay k Co., r.
825Ninetfenfh
Meussdnrffer Charles G., manager Konrad Meuss-
dorfl'er, 345 Kearny, r. 301 Polk
Meupsdorffer Harry C., manager Russ House Hat
Store, r. 23 Haight
MEUSSDORFFERJ.C&SON
(John C. Meussdorffer) importers and
Jobbers hats, caps and hatters' mate-
rials, and manufacturers and retail
dealers h»ts and caps, 810 Market,
Phelan Building, and 323 idontgomery
Meussdorffer Jiihn C. (J. C. MeussdorlTer & Son) r. 509
Van Nfss Av
Meussdorffer John C. Jr., salesman J. C.Meussdorffer
* Son) r. .'5(19 Van Ness Av
MEUSSDORFFER KONRAD
importer, manufacturer and -whole-
sale and retail dealer hats and caps 15
Kenrnr.and 345 Kearny, SW cor Pine,
r. 301 Polk
K. MEUSSDORFFER,
MANnFACTTTEEB AND IMPOBTEB OF
HATS AND CAPS
Wholesale and Retail.
15 KEARNY and S. W. CORNER KEARNY AND PINE,
SAN FRANCISCO.
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' AMI YOUTHS' SOITS
AT
"THE HASTINGS."
IMPEEIAL m III. Cl. OF lOHHIH
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. 0. DORNIN, Manager
WIL 8EZT0», A3st. muger.
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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MEUSSDORFFEU MARTIN
importer nii<t nianufiicturer hiit8 and
Clips antl ha(ter»' ntiiterials, NK cor
Moiitjfomcry and Uuuli, and 4U4
Kvarny, factory 41G Market, r. lllS
Clay
M. MEUSSDORFFER.
FOR
N. E. Cor. Montgomery and Bush Sts.,
AND
404 Kearny Street,
SAN P^KANCISCO.
Meax Joaeph P. , attorDPy at law. 340 Montgom-
ery, rooms 3-4, r. Lick HouFe
Mfx EniHDuel, waiter, r. 4 Sherwood PI
Uexlcan and Ceotml American Packet Line, Jos^ F.
Schhlden agent. 32* WasUinRtou
Mexican and Central American Packets, 606 Battery,
room 12
Mexican Colonization Co. (limited) J. E. Clements
Rpneral manaRer, 606 Battery, rooms 6-8
Mexican Onlri and Silver WinliiK Co. (Storey Co. Nev.)
Charles E. Elliot, secrt-iary, 79 Nevada Block
Mexican Phosphate and Sulphur Co. (Mexico) A.
Halsey secretary. .S28 MontKomery, room 7
Mexican Steamship Line, John Bermiogham
agent, 10 Market
Mejd»nbBUer Albtrt, baker, r. 153354 Howard
Meyenberg August, (jroceries and liquors, 133 Pacific
Meyer Aaron, r. 105 Hayes
Meyer Aaron, mining, r. 1421 Sacramento
Meyer Abraham, clerk, r. 1224 Bu^h
Meyer Adolph (Meyer* Brothir) r. 1317 Broderick
Meyer Adolph, salesman M. Scheyer & Brother, r.
118 Eleventh
Meyer Albert (Charles Meyer * Sons) r. 770 Harrison
Meyer Albert (Meyer R Akmann) r. 917 Twentieth
Mryer Albert (Meyer & Bro.) r. 2301 Geary
Meyer Albert (Scbwaitz, Busing .^: Meyer)r.5 Market
Meyer Albert, baker, r. 738 Broadway
Meyer Albert, bookkeeper C. B. Hansen & Co., r. Ahl-
born House
Meyer Albert, boots and shoes. 134 Eleventh
Meyer Albert, salesman, r. 930 Natoma
Meyer Albert, with Daniel Meyer, r. 323 Ellis
Meyer Aliiert G., shipping clerk Brown Bros. & Co.,
r. 9:i0 Natoma
Meyer Albert H. D., salepman, r. 1518 Folsom
Meyer Albraoht (Meyer Bros.) r. NW cor Scott and
Sacramento
Meyer Anton, liquor saloon, SW cor Sacramento and
Drumin
Meyer Arnold, cigarmaker, r. 131 California
Meyer Arthemise. widow, r. 1 Washoe PI
Meyer Auxust, barber, r. 649 Stevenson
Meyer August, b»rtender, r. 9 Leroy PI
Meyer August, butcher Simon Solomon, r. 1614
O'Farrell
Meyer August, musician, r. 413 Tehama
Meyer August, shoemaker, 2136 Fillmore
Meyer August W., clerk Harvey B. Kilbourn, r. 8
Page
Meyer Auguste Mrs., widow, r. 2408 Bush
Meyer Benjamlu, i-alesmau, r. 30i) Turk
Meyer Bernanl (Meyer * Son) and teamster, IIC San-
come, r. 1030F<ilsom
Meyer Bernard, barber R. Geike, r. 325 Tehama
Meyer Bernard, expressman, cor Front and Clay, r. 37
Dorland
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERMO-i:i.ECTRIC
RUSSIAN ani THRUSH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Eatlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BOILERS and STOVES
Cojmecttd lor Hot and Cold Water. in tlie best manner.
WATER BACKS, WATEE HEATEES,
Of all kinds made and repaired.
E . LANK,
PLUMBER,
EfitabllRhed
606 KBARN7 BTRBBT.
Telephone 315.
Meyer Bernard F. W., r. 1 Warreu PI
Meyer Bernhard. r. German Hospital
M. yer Beruh«rd (Meyer fc Bloch) r. 923 Geary
Meyer Bernhard U,, miller Yolo Mills, r. 8 Page
Meyer Brothers (Albracht and Heiurch) groceries,
NW cor Scott and Sacrnmento
Meyer C. A., bookkeeper Compagnie du Boleo, r.
Oakland
Meyer Carrie Mrs., seamstress, r. 2805 Clay
Me.ver Cautfrnan H. (C. H. Merer & Bros.)r. New York
Meyer C. H. ft Brothers (CaufTraan H.. Leopold C.
and Marcus C.) hats and capx. 28-30 Sanaome
Meyer Charles (Charles Meyer k Sons) r. 770 Harrison
Meyer Charles, r. 18 Prospect PI
Meyer Charles, r- 1627 Powell
Meyer Charles, bartender Gruen k Heydenaber, r. 373
Minna
Meyer Charles, blackimitb B. Grav* k Co., r. 1532
Golden Gate At
Meyer Charles, capitalist, 210 Clay, r. 425 Eddy
Meyer Charles, cigarmaker Edward Schwerin & Son
r. cor Seventeenth and DouhIbfs
Meyer Charles, groceries and liquors, 8W cor Geary
and Steiner
Meyer Chiirles, laborer S. F. Stock Brewery
Meyer Charles, machinist Risdon 1. and L. Worki, r.
11.57 Folsom
Meyer Charles, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Meyer Charles, sliirt factory. ]9(J6 Mission
Meyer Charles A: Sons (Charles. Albert and Frank)
proptrs Meyer's Military Band. 22 Kearny
Meyer Chnrlea A., painter, r. 9J9 Broadway
Meyer Charles E., clerk, r. 425 Eddy
Meyer Charles J., paper carrier, r. 18 First
Meyer Charles L., r. 118)4 Wasliiugion
Meyer Chris, baker C. Strohmeier. r. 763 Howard
Meyer Christoplier. shipping clerk Winchester Re-
peating Arms Co., r. 4 Middle
Meyer Christopher A., clerk C. F. Vonlssedorf, r. 350
Fremont
Meyer Clnra Miss, tedcher music, 1157 Folsom
Meyer Claux H., r. 1500 Pacific At
Meyer Conrad, r. IQIH Alabauia
Meyer Conrad, butler, r. SW cor Chestnut and Eeirny
Meyer Daniel (Daniel Meyer) r. 1418 Taylor
Meyer Daniel (Daniel and MatUias Meyer) office 212
Pine
iMeyer David, expressman, r. 220 O'Farrell
Meyer David A., produce, r. 2(>26 Bush
Meyer Diedrich, clerk Schwartz & Husing, r. 2201
Mission
Meyer DIedrlck. llqnor saloon. NW cor Fillmore and
Greenwii!h, r. 2224 Greenwich
Meyer Diedrich. groceries and liquors, NE cor Fourth
and Harrison, r. 335 Fourth
Meyer Dora, widow, r. 213 Mnson
Meyer E., musician Wigwam Theatre, r. 770 Harrison
Meyer E. D. Mrs., r. 314 Chestnut
Meyer Edwin L., clerk George C. BtKJe, r. 421 Harri-
son
Meyer Ehler, clerk StellloR Bros., r. cor Four-
teenth and Noe
Meyer Kli C. salesman S. H. Greenberg, r. 425 Eddy
MEYER Em. & 00. (Eman„el
Meyer and Lucien Brund) 'wholeinle
wines and liquors, affenta Ashton Di»>
tilling: Co., (Ky. ) and Gonzales «k Co's
co|;nnc, Dubos Frerea snuternes and
clarets, 4i:<-415 Pint-
Meyer Emanuel (Em. Meyer ft Co.) r. 1319 Gough
Meyer Emil, cashier Wm." Dresbaoh, r. llOti Scott
Meyer Eiiiil. lodgings. 522)4 Pupout
Meyer Ernst, silversmith, r. 8 Pa«e
Meyer Engene, stjb-man«ger London, Paris and
ABierlcBii BHnk, 205 Sansome. r. 123it Franklin
Meyer F. August (F. M. L. Peters & Co.) r. 873 Mis-
sion
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 F!RST ST.
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ALL, SIZES.
809. 3U. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STBEET
Meyer FerdinsBd, fancy goods, 1589 Turk
Meyer Ferdiognd, fur dresser, r. r230 Hampshire
Meyer Fl^ra Miss. r. 611 Broderick
Meyer Frank (Charles Meyer & Sms) r. 770 Harrison
Meyer Frank, bartender, r. 91S M mtgomery
Meyer Frederick, butcher M. Britten, r. 427 Haves
Meyer Frederick, clerk, r. SW cor Geary and Devisa-
dero
Meyer Frederick, clerk Becker Bros., r. 639 Sutter
Meyer Frederick, driver John Wieland Brewing Co.,
r. 2-223 Howard
Meyer Frederick, groceries and liquors, SE cor Turk
and Fillmore
Meyer Frederick, liquor saloon, NW cor Clay and
Davis, r. M8 Perry
Meyer Frederick, seaman sttnr Columbia
Meyer Frederick, t'-amster, r 23tll Geary
Sleyer Frederick with M Hish«g.-n, r. 508 Sixth
Meyer Frederick A , teamster, r. 1623 Turk
Meyer Frederick A., varieties, 873 Mission
Meyer Frederick G., wood carver, r.719 Nntoma
Meyer Frederick W., letter carrier Post Office, r. 2404
Post
Meyer George (Lehman fc Co.), r. 200 Valencia
Meyer George, bookkeeper Meyer, Wilson & Co.
Meyer George A., clerk, r. 914 Powell
Meyer George A., lithographic printer Britton & Key,
r. 9J9 Broadway
Meyer George H., reporter Examiner, r. 3 Fulton
Meyer Gerrit J., tailor, 1217 Fillmore
Meyer Gottlieb, laborer Lachman & Jacobi, r. 61
South Park
Meyer Gustav, barber P. Wiedersplel. r. 237 Fourth
Meyer Gustave, bricklaver, r. 829 Broadway
M.-yer Gnctave A., cabinetmaker r. 2304 Nineteenth
Meyer Gustave L.. seaman, r. 634 Pacific
Meyer H., bartender, r. 870 Market
Meyer Heiurlh (Meyer Bros.) r. NW cor Soott and
S»cramento
Meyer Helene, domestic 81B Lombard
Meyer Henry (Meyer & Bush) r. 5:i7 Natoma
Meyer Henry (Meyer & Sjd) r. 1030 Folsom
Meyer Henry, carpenter, r. 224 Birch Av
Meyer Henry, clerk Otto Bersaan, r. 624 Fourth
Meyer Henry, liquor saloon, 724 Front
Meyer Henry, liquor saloon, SE cor Fourth and Bran-
nan, r. SRiishtMn PI
Meyer Henry, master mariner, r. 1711 ^ Jessie
Meyer Henry, milker, r. 8 Pa«e
Meyer Henry, paper carrier, r. 929 Broadway
Meyer Heury, paper banger, r 4U7 O'Farrell
Meyer Henry, porter E. Martin k Co., r. 72+ Front
Meyer Henry, tanner Krenz & Getz-, r. 119 Valley
Meyer Henry, with Dani^-l Meyer, r. 1626 Octavia
Meyer Henry G., clerk Daniel Meyer, r. 1310 Geary
Meyer Henry G., compositor, r. 112 Natoma
Meyer Henry J., carriage painter, r. 929 Broadway
Meyer Herman, baker Louis Meyer, r 1H3 Minna
Meyer Herman, clerk, r. SW cor Geary and Devlsa-
dero
Meyer Herman, fruits and vegetables, 24 Turk
Meyer Herman H., liquor saloon, 440 Bush, r. 19 J^
Harlan
Meyer Herman L. E. (Meyer, Wilson & Co.) r. 2201
Webster
Meyer H. 8., liquor saloon, 21 Davis, r. Oakland
Meyer J. Mrs. (Durblay & Meyer) 108 Stockton
Meyer Jacob, barber Natban Heyman, r. 3-'o Tehama
Meyer Jacob, cabinetmaker A. Frel, r. 52 Shipley
Meyer Jacob, laborer, r. 419 Minna
Meyer Jacob A., bartender, r. 1516 Polk
Meyer J. Albert, machinist, r. 320 Drumm
Meyer James, tailor, r. 5-29 Sacramento
Meyer J. G. H.. wood and ivory turner. 417-419 Mis-
sion, retail 320 Kearny, r. 17(Hi Clay
Meyer J. Henry, cashier Alfred Borel & Co., r. 1408
Jackson
Meyer J. J., waiter, r. 1248 Folsom
Meyer Johannes E., with Meyer, Wilson & Co., 210
Battery
Meyer John, cashier Louis Meyer, r. Alameda
Meyer John, clerk Henry Kohn, r. 408 Folsom
Meyer John, clerk Herman Steinhofif, r. 3 Chatham
PI
Meyer John, foreman A. Pron, r. W s De Haro, bet
Center and El Dorado
'■ Meyer John, laborer r. 18 Anthony
I Meyer John, longshoreman, r. 209 Leidesdorff
' Meyer John, tally clerk Cal. iSarrel Co.
, Meyer Jobn, waiter, r. 529 Sacramento
! Meyer John, wood and coal, 47-49 Everett, r.272 Clem-
entina
I Meyer Jonn C, locksmith, r. 25UH Sutter
i Meyer John C, special policeman passenger depot S.
I P. Co., r. 1218 Alabama
t Meyer John E., cashier, r. 1308 Pine
Meyer John H., clerk D. R. Jurgeu, r. 1000 Valencia
! Meyer John H., drayman Baker & Hamilton, r. New
Washington Hotel
Meyer John H., laborer, r. 11 Pacific
Meyer John M., machinist Joseph Wagner & Co., r.
320 Drumm
Meyer John N., groceries and liquors. NE cor Hyde
and Jackson
Meyer Jonas Mrs., widow, r. 323 Ellis
Meyer Joseph, r. 2143 Mission
Meyer Joseph (Harris & Meyer) r. cor Taylor and
O'Farrell
Meyer Joseph, bedmake^ r. 24 Turk
Meyer Joseph, plumber Frank K. Kerner r. 1002 Va-
lencia
Meyer Joseph, tailor, 430 Sixth, r. 430 Ji Sixth
Meyer Joseph J., liquor saloon, NE cor Church and
Thirtieth
Meyer Joseph M. clerk, r.432 Montgomery
Meyer Joseph W., gripman, r. 2u0 McAllister
Meyer Julian, bottle depot, 1636 Mission
Me.ver Julius, r. 636 Commercial
Meyer Julius, r. 325 Tehama
Meyer Julius, agent, r. 236 Fell
Meyer Julius, hardware, 40 Clay, r. 5J4 Monroe
Meyer Lawrence, teamster, r. 245 Fifteenth
Meyer Leopold C. (C. H. Meyer t Bros.) r. Lick
House
Meyer Louis, r. 2 Sophie Terrace
Meyer Louis, r. 93 H Silver
Meyer Louis, r. 611 Broderick
Meyer Louis (Louis Meyer & Co.) r. 809 Mason
Meyer Louis, clerk Anton Meyer, r. 29 Drumm
Meyer Louis, furnishing goods, 513 Kearny, r. 134S
Powell
Meyer Louis, junk, r. 118 Eleventh
Meyer Louis, pilot, office 506 Battery, room 9 r. AU-
meda
Meyer Louis, proprietor Model Restaurant. 849
Market, r. Alameda
Meyer Louis, shipcarpenter. r. W s Iowa, bet Yuba
and Yolo
Meyer Louis Mrs., widow, r. 927 Bryant
MEYER LOUIS & GO. (lo^
Meyer) merciiaiit tailors, 19 PoMrell
Meyer Lucie Miss, dressmaker, r. 314 Chestnut
Meyer Madeline, widow r. 1+27 Laguna
Meyer Marcus C. (C. H. Meyer & Bros.) r. Lick House
Merer Marcus C, merchant, r. 1703 Jackson
Meyer, Marshall <& Co. (Philip Meyer, Tbomaa
Marshall and Gustav Witz) agents Siemens-Lu«-
gren Co's. patent gaslamps, 147 Ellis
Meyer Martin (Knubel & Meyer) r. 701 McAllister
Meyer Martin, porter Louis Sloss k Co., r. S s Geary,
"bet Blake and Collins
Meyer Martin C, drayman Marks Davis, r. 227 Fnlton
Meyer Martin S., attorney at law, 330 Pine, room 3«,
r. 2+08 Bush
Meyer Mary, widow, r. 1221 Clay
WH0LESAI.K jLfTD EETAIL
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St
rn IPCF rVTRA riRV Z^''" *^^ ''°"* f^^*" °^ CUnU. Hock«. > ARPAO HARASZTHY & CO.,
CwLirOL LAInH Un I iBurgnndies.Sautemes.Portsmd sherries r
530 WASH1OTT0» STEEET.
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Meyer Mathias (Daniel Meyer) r. 1310 Geary
Meyer MattlilaB V.. grocerlea and liquors, SW cor
G»'ary and Devlsadero
Meyer Max, bookkeeper J. L. Armetrong, r. 118
Eleventh
Meyer Michael, engrayer, 20 Montgomery, r. 1433
Polk
Meyer Michael, waiter, r. 676 Mission
Meyer Minnie Mrs., r. 295 Clementina
Ueyer, MUh & Co. (Sol G. Mlsh and S. J.
Mitrhell) cigar manufacturers, 420 Sacramento
Merer Morris, r. 1325 Webster
Meyer Moritz, office 212 Pine. r. 1418 Taylor
Meyer Moses, r. 1317 Golden Gate Av
Meyer N. & Co. (Natlian Meyer and Samuel Levy)
mnfrs ciKsrs, 326 Clay
Meyer Nathan (N. Meyer & Co.) r. 1520 Jackson
Meyer Nicholas J., bartender, r. 1 Harrison
Meyer Nicolaus L. (F. Hlllebrandt & Co.) r. 2018 Fol-
Bom
Meyer Oscar, merchant, r. 309 Turk
Meyer Peter, carpenter, Merritt, nr Rose
Meyer Peter, housemover, r. 412 Tehama
Meyer Peter, pantryman W. Westerfeld, r. NW cor
Polk and Union
Meyer Philip (Meyer. Marshall & Co.) r. Alameda
Meyer lUchael Miss, teacher Emerson Primary School,
r. 907 Mi'AUister
Meyer Rebecca, domestic 480 San Jose Av
Meyer Kebecca Mrs. (Meyer & Christensen) r. 245
Third
Meyer Richard, horseshoer, 31 Clark, r. cor Front and
JackKon
Meyer Robert E., mining superintendent, r. 2609 Pine
Meyer Rudolph, butcher William Wolflf, r. 511 Pacific
Meyer Salle, commercial traveler, r. 2(i06 Sacramento
Meyer Sam, saleBman Roos Bros., r. 1234 Bush
Meyer Samuel, cigarmaker S. Hasterlick, r. 204 Sev-
enth
Meyer Samuel, cutter Louis Meyer, r. 19 Powell
Meyer Samuel plumber, r. 1421 Sacramento
Meyer Samuel, Balesman, r. 325 Tehama
Meyer Samuel, salesman Meyer fc Son. r. 1030 Folsom
Meyer Samuel, woolsorter, r. 1907 Polk
Meyer Samuel C, salesman J. Baumgarten & Co., r.
425 Eddy
Meyer Samuel O.. clerk H. Levi k Co., r. 309 Turk
Meyer 8. C, wholesale halter, r. Lick House
Meyer Simon, r. 2229 Geary
Meyer Simon, clerk, r. 265 Tehama
Meyer Simon, collector Grangers' Bank of Cal., r.
1310 Geary
Meyer Solomon, butcher Derby & Strouse, r. 25 Har-
riet
Meyer Solomon laborer Lobos Square Packing House
Meyer T. Lemmen, mining, 308 California, r. Mazatlan
Meyer W. Mrs., widow, r. 220 Austin
Meyer ■\Villiam (William Meyer & Co.) r. 1103 Sutter
Meyer William, bartender John Herber, r. 518 Green
Meyer William, cigar mnfr. 217 Eleventh
Mever William, drj^ goods, 84 Ninth
Meyer William, upholsterer Pac. Spring and Mattress
Co., r. 6.'4 Taylor
Meyer AVilliam <S[ Co. (William Meyer and Albert
Debicke) florists and nurserymen, and proprie-
tors Magnolia Nursery, Twenty-second and
Twenty third. Douglass and Eureka, depots 339
Bush, and 1103 Sutter
Meyer William A., student, r. 217 Eleventh
Meyer William C, porter Esberg, Bachmau & Co., r.
156 Steuart
Meyer William D., restaurant, 9 Drumm
Meyer William F., saloonkeeper, r. 1 Warren PI
Meyer William H., machinist, r. 64 First
Meyer William H., vaquero, r. 702 Vallejo
Meyer William J., clerk A. Roman, r. 93J^ Silver
Meyer William M. (William M. Meyer & Co.) r. NW
cor Beale and Mission
FRATINGER & CO.
OF AIL DESCBIFTIONS.
105 KEARNY STKEET.
GAS, WATER and STEAM
FITTING,
In all its Branches, Well Done.
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Established 1860.
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606 KEARNV STREETi
Tolephone 315.
Meyer William M. & Co. (William M. Meyer and
George Backer) liquor saloon, NW cor Beale and
Mission
MeytT, Wilaon Si Co. (H. L. E. Meyer and John
Wilson) shipping and commission merchants, 210
Battery
Meyer & Akmann (Albert Meyer and William Ak-
mann) butchers, grocers and commission mer-
chants, 16-18 Sacramento
Meyer &Blocli (Bernhard Meyer and Samuel Bloch)
butcheiB. 8:vj Geary
Meyer & Brother (Albert and Adolph) hay, grain,
wood and coal, hardware and lumber, BW cor
Geary and Broderick. i.nd 2403 Bush
Meyer* Bush (Henry Meyer and Charles Bush)
bowling alley and billiard saloon. 220 Grant Av
Meyer fc Cliristec sen (Mrs. Rebecca Meyer and Mrs.
Catheriua Christensen) prnptrs Henry's saloon,
S. P. Co.'s Townsend fit. Depot
Meyer & Son (Bernard and Henry) groceries, 236 Sixth
Meyer's Military Baud, Charles Meyer & Sons,
propti-6, oflii-e 22 Kearny
tff" Meyer. S( e Maier, Mayer, Meier and Myer
Meyerback Louis, sign painter, r. Ifi08 Powell
Meyerback George, Ijrewer Golden City Brewery, r.
1431 Pacific
Meyerderks Emma D. Mies, dressmaker, r. 2432 Mis-
sion
Meyerderks Etta L. Miss, dressmaker, r. 2432 Mission
Meyerderks George R.. printer, r. 2432 Mission
Meyerderks Louise, widow, r. 2432 Mission
Meyerfeld Henry, commercial traveler, r. 513 McAl-
lister
Meyerfeld Jesse (Siebenhauer, Meyerfeld 4 Co., r.
2104 Bush
Meyerfeld Joseph, foreman Siebenhauer, Meyerfeld
& Co., r. 1830 O'Farrell
Meyerfeld Morris Jr. (Siebenhauer, Meyerfeld t Co.
and Meyerfeld & Mitchell) r. 2104 Bush
Meyerfeld Moses, collector, r. 513 McAllister
Meyerfeld Slgmund, commercial traveler, r. 813 Mc-
Allister
MEYEEFELD & MITCHELL
(Morris Meyerfeld Jr. and Jolin S.
Mitchell) ^vholesale liquor dealers, 31!3
Front
Meyerhof Martin (J. Wessel & Co.) groceries and
liquors, 337-339 Geary, r. 328 Mason
Meyerhoflf Julia, widow, furnished rooms, 604 How-
ard
Meyerhoffer Charles, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Meyerlioff.r Max. r. 38 Geary
MEYERINK JOHN 0.. .o™™,,-
siun merchant, and ag'ent for Eastern
and European manufacturers, 550
Washington, r. I!il2 Steiner
Meyers Adolph. musical instruments, 633 Washington
Meyers Alfred, molder Empire Foundry, r. 1005 Har-
rison
Meyers August G., trader, r. 914 Powell
Meyers Barney, r. lo6 Stockton
Meyers Benjaiuin K., merchant, r. 2222 Hyde
Meyers Bernard, r. 731 California
Meyers Charles (Simmons & Meyersi r. 17 Howard
Meyers Charles, cook. r. 625 Clay
Meyers Charles, janitor, r. 327 Montgomery Av
Meyers Charles, plumber, r. 514 Leavenworth
Meyers Charles, plumber William F. Wilson, r. 608
Leavenworth
Meyers Charles, salesman Newman & Levlnson, r.
2626 Bush
Meyers Charles A., laborer, r. 959 Bryant
Meyers Charles E., millhand California Mill, r. 434
Duncan
Meyers Charles J., oyster saloon. 304 Eighteenth
Meyers Clara Miss, music teacher, r. 1157 Fulsom
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Dennett Jump Seats.
Traman, Isham A Hooker, 421-427 Maiket Bb
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Meyern Pavld, cooper, r. 18 Elliot Park
Meyers David A., r. 2626 Bush
Meyers Efiward, laborer, r. 1813 Howard
Meyers Frank A., compnsitor, r. 10u5 Harrison
Meyers Frank C, clerk Lanyley ji Michaels, r. 1005
HariitiOu
Meyers Francis J., with Cal. Wool Co., r. 1005 Harri-
son
Mayers Frederick, r. 205 Thirteenth
Meyers Frederick, barteuder, r. 12 Harlan PI
Meyers Frederick, carpenter, r. 617 Davis
Meyers Fredeiick, carpenter 8. F. Planing Mill, 335
Four til
Meyers Frpderlck, photographic printer I. W. Taber,
r. 205 Thirteenth
Meyers Frederick, driver United Carriage Co., r. 1811
Folsom
Meyers Frederick E., clerk Diedrich Mullen, r. SE
cor Market and Pearl
Meyers Gustave, bartender -J. P. O'Reilly, r. 9 Leroy
PI
Meyers Gustav, butcher, r. 159 Silver
Meyers Harry W., bartender Nicholas Steiner, r. 850
Market
Meyers Henry, clerk, r. 218 Dnrland
Meyers Henry, clerk Alfred H. Rickctts, r. 309 Turk
Meyers Henry, jeweler, r. 510 Eddy
Meyers Henry, upholsterer, r. Ia06 Folsom
Meyers Jachiel (Meyers h Levy) aud tailor, 501
Kearny, r. 611 Broderick
Meyers Jacob, butcher, r. 1006 Polk
Meyers Jacob A., r. ll.'jT Folsom
Meyers James, tanner Dennis Callahan, r. S31 Valley
Mayers John, baker H. Jt T. Steffen, r. 162 Shipley
Meyers John, bartender, r. S s Locust Av, bet Polk
and Van Ness Av
Meyers John, piano polisher, r. 331 Valley
Meyers John F. H. W.. milkmnn. r. <25 Twenty-ninth
Meyers Joseph, carpenter, r. 3:U Valley
Meyers Louis E., clerk local freight office 3. P. Co.,
r. 101 Cumberland
Meyers Mamie, spinner 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 9.')9^ liryaiit
Meyers Marion M., assistant secretary Young Men's
Christian Assn, r. 328 Scott
Meyers Martin, teamster, r. 162 Shipley
Meyers Nathan, c mmercial traveler M, Heller &
Sods, r. 231! Sutter
Meyers Uebe<'ca. widow, r. 726 5^ Union
Meyers Robert C, physician and druggist, NW
cor Union and Powell, r. 726 Ji Union
Meyers Samuel, r 2y.j Cleraeutina
Meyers Samuel, sorter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 928 Jackson
Meyers Thomas, clerk John Middleton. r. 1422 Pacific
Meyers William, chicken ranch, Russia Av, nr Mis-
Fi"n Road, Excelsior Homestead
Meyers William, tanner John Meehan, r. cor Army
and San Bruno Road
Meyers & Levy (Jachiel Meyers and Louis Levy)
merchant tailors, 927 Market
d^ Meyers. See Mayers and Myers
Meyerstein Alfred L.. r. 601 Van Ness At
Meyersteln B. M. Miss, stenographer The History Co.,
r. 211i> Mission
Meyerstein C»sar, general merchandise, r. 516 Van
Ness Av
Meyerstein Joseph, dealer secondhand flonr eacks,
124 Commercial, r. 2110 Mission
Meyerstein Lewis, furnishing goods, 109 Sanaome, r.
611 Van Ness Av
Meyu Henry, butcher, r. I.i20 Folsom
Meyn John C, liquor saloon, 1213 Polk, r.l32 Fern Av
Meyn Martin, hostler 8. F. Stock Brewery, r. 423
Francisco
Meyn Peter, driver N. B. and M. ER.,r. 1520 Folsom
Meyn Peter H., laborer, r. 8 a Twenty-ninth, nr
Church
Meyn William M., porter L. & E. Wertheimer, r. 1520
Folsom
Meynera Valere, bookkeeper London, Paris and Amer-
ican Bank, r. 320 Mason
Meza Eftevan, ciaarettemaker, r. 6 Keyes Alley
Mezes Sidney E., law student, 530 California, r. Ber-
keley
Mezger Louisa Miss, nurse, r. lOO-") Sutter
Mezznra Amelia Mme., teacher Zeitska Institute, r.
cor Larkin and O'Farrell
Mhoon John B. (Flournoy & Mhoon) attorney at law,
401 California, room 1, r. Oakland
10" Mhoon. See Moon
Miatt Frederick F., gentlemen's nurse, r. 411 San-
some
Mibach Henry J., assistant engineer stmr Tiburon, r.
14 Eureka
Mibach Mathias. carriage and sign painter, 610 Val-
encia, r. 14 Eureka
Mibach Michael, porter William J. Bryan, r. cor Sev-
enteenth aud DouKlass
Michael Casper, clothing, 126 Third
Michael David, collector, r. 11 Willow Av
Michael Gerson, dry goods, 1329 Dupont, r. 809 Jack
son
Michael Gustave, boots and shoes, 132 Third
Michael John, cabinetmaker Charles Klemm, r.
1U24 Alabama
Michael Johu, laborer, r. 922 Battery
Michael Julius, foreman G. Rosenberg k Son., r. 809
Jackson
Michael Julius, stock clerk M. Levy & Co., r. 809
Jackson
Michael Max, salesman M. Simon b Co., r. 30 Laurel
Av
Michael Max, tailor, r. 504 Natoma
Michael Morris, peddler, r. 153 Shipley
Michael Rosa, widow, r. 33 J4 Garden
Michael Samuel, barber, r. 809 Jackson
Michael Solomon, tailor, 117 Lelde;:dorff, r. 939 Fol-
som
«^- Michael. See Michell and Mitchell
Michaelis Borrhert, chicken ranch, SW cor Solano
aud Arkansas
Michaelis liorchert J. H., expressman, NW cor Sutter
and Grant Av, r. 1616 Green
Michaelis Ouristopher, butcher John J. Holtermann,
r. E s Tcnuesaee, bet Sierra and Nevada
Michaelis Fritz, clerk Henry F. Michaelis, r. junc-
tion Mission and Valencia
Michaelis George, dairyman, r. 2935 Clay
Michaelis Henry F., Kroceries and liquors, junction
Mission and Valencia
Michaels Aaron, r. 1718 Sacramento
Michaels Abraham (Michaels & Bro.) r. 8 Howard
Court
Michaels Abram, tailor, 90.5 }< Howard, r. 204 Seventh
Michaels Benjamin K., with Joseph Fredericks & Co.
r. 703 Oik
Mich.ielM Charles, laborer, r. 33)4 Garden
Micha^-ls Edward, clerk Joseph Simon, r. 231 X Clara
Michaels Frederick, clerk Langley & Michaels, r. Ala-
meda
Michaels George F., expressman, r. 29 Douglaag
Michaels Henry (Langley & Michaels) r. Alameda
Michaels Herman, foreman S. F. Soda Water Works,
r. 323 Francisco'
Michaels Isaac (Michaels & Bro.) r. 2'i Turk
Michaels John, deckhand stmr T. C. Walker
Michaels Joseph, shoecutter Rosenthal, Feder k Co.,
r. 403 Sixth
Michaels Louis, bookkeeper F. Toplitz &, Co., r. 935
Post
Michaels Michael, policeman, r. 730 O'Farrell
Michaelx Rachel, widow, dressmaking. 964 Howard
Michaels .^ Brother (Abraham and Isaac^ tailors, 209
Fourth
Michaels.
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Mlchaelson Jacob, Bpeoulator, r. 1104 Market
Mlchael*.n John C. (Hoeft * MicbaeUon) r. 818 Clay
Michnelsou D., check writer PaUce Hotel
MichselBon BaHmus T., bartender, r. 21 Alta
AT* Micbaelsou. Sea MicheUon, MiubeUan and Mi-
chclssen
MlchaliUchke Anton (Mlchalltachke Bioa. & Co.) r.
iUYi California
inichalitgclike Brotliera & Co. (Joseph and
Autou Ml -halilsclike) irapiirters and dealers
cigars and tobaco, 237-239 Kearny and 902 Market
Micbalitachkb ChHrks, cigara and tobacco, 64 Third,
r. 416 O'Farrell
Michalitsclike QustaT , cigars and tobacco, EOl Eearny,
r. 627 California
Michalitochke Jopeph (MlubHlltschke Bros, k On.)
andclRars and tobaccn,601-r>03 Kearny, r. 740 Ellis
Michaud David, carpenter, r. 404 H Groro
Michaux Edward, bellmau. r. 418 Nntoma
Michanr K. Mme., dn-samaker, r. 11« McAllister
Mii'bel August, poultry dealer, r. 1214 Fulton
Michel C, waiter Nevada Restaurant, r. 6 Maiden
Lane
Michel Carl, foreman Pioneer Malt House, r. 2128
Stockton
M chel Christopher, hatter C. Herrmann U Co., r. 246
Tnylor
Michel Conrnd, r. 2128 Stockton
Michel Frederick, cellarmau B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 630
Uranniin
Michel Oeorge, laborer J. Qnndlach & Co., r.512 Bnsh
Michel John, brewer National Brewing Go., r. 804
Webster
Michel John, salesman, r. 428 Geary
Michel John B., brewer O. Fauss & Co., r. 5005< Shot-
well
Michel John T. (Janigg ft Michel) r. Reidy's Hotel
Michel Joseph, proptr Liberty Hotel, 629-633 Broad-
way
Michel Lorenz, musician, r. 637 Broadway
•^Michel. See Mirhael and Mitchell
Micbela Tomaso, cabinetmaker West Coaat Furniture
Co., r. 6()5 Broadway
Mlchelet C. F., repacker. r. 802 Montgomery
Micheletti E.. fruits and Tegetables, 19-20 Grand
Westrrii Market, r. 1416 Pacific
Micheletti Pietro, butcher, 311 Broadway and 1528
Dupnnt
Micheli Francisco, vegetables, Colombo Market
Micheli Lorenza Mrs., midwife, r. 78'J Stevenson
Micheli Stefano, restaurant, 29 Ninth, r. 78J Steyen-
son
Micheli Frederick J. (Micheli ftTreweekl r. 16 Turk
Slichell 6i Treweek (Frederick J. Micheli. and
G. Herbert Treweekl liquor saloon, SOI Hnves
Michelti Edward H., assistant bookkeeper Wilmerd-
Ingft Co., r. 119 Powell
Michels Fugene, cigar mnfr, 251 Third
Michels Frederick, labon-r Enterprise Brewery
Michels Leopold (Greenebaum, Weil tc Michels) r.
15U2 Lagana
Michels Theodore H., with Bank of California, r. 424
Post
a^ Michels. See Michaels
Michelsen E , messenger U. S. Surveyor-General's
Office, r. 530 Ellis
Michelsen Ferdinand, shoemaker, r. I.'in6 Turk
Michelsen James P., mustei scbr Maggie Douglas, r.
1917 Mason
Michelsen Ludwig. ship carpenter, r. 724 Filbert
Michelsen M., driver United Carriage Co., r. 623 How-
ard
Alictielaen SI. dc Son (Michael and William)
proprietors Grand Central Stables, 615-617 Ellis
Michelsen Matthias, stripper H. Plagemann k Co., r.
1.506 Turk
Michels-n Michael (M. Michelsen ft Son) r. 530 Ellis
Michelsen Peter, seaman, r. 14 Haggin
WATER FILTERS,
ALL SIZES AND KINDS FOR FAUCETS.
Large Filterers with capacity for cleaning all water
used in the house, simple and cheap.
^^^T. E - "i, -A. 3Sr E ,
Plumber, 503 Kearny Street,
Established 18«). Telephone 315.
Michelsen William (M. Michelsen ft Son) r. 615 Ellis
Mi.h.lsen William, winemaker, r. 317 Bush
Michnlsohn Abraham (Levy ft Michclsohn) r. 20J3J<
Fillmore
Miclielson Amandus F., candymaker W. Gruenhagen,
r. 2K37 Mission
Michelson Charles L.. with Evening Post. r. 322 Ellis
Michelsou George, machinist, r. 167 Perry
Michelson Jacob, captain sclir Fanny, r. 167 Perry
Michelson John, seaman, r. 73 Tthama
Mi<'helson John, waiter, r. 8 Anthony
Michelson Mark-", hnckdriver. r. eiSEllis
Michelson Nicholas, uortrait artist, 126 Kearny, room
43. r. 2637 Mi-sion
Michelson Paul, clerk Driscoll ft Ryan, r. 635 Minna
Michelson S., r. 113 Eighth
Michelson William, boxmaker Hobbs, Wall ft Co., r.
167 Perry
Michelswen Edward S., with W.W. Montague ft Co.,
r. 14.53 Franklin
Michelssen Helene. widow, r. 1453 Franklin
niichelssen. Roth <& Co. (Daniel Roth) pork
packers, Potrero, wholi-sale butchers, cor Railroad
Av and Venezuela, refrigerators 727 Fourth, sud
wholesale provisions. 201-2():i California
■S^ Michelssen. See Michaelson, Michelsen and
Michelson
Michener Frederick A., mlllhand Capitol Mills, r.
118 Sacramento
Michener Mary E. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Primary
School, r. 1201 H Larkin
Michener William K., machinist, r. 212 Twelfth
Michigan Central Railroad, Amos Burr Pacidc Coast
agent, 19 Montgomery
Michigan Fire and Marine Insurance Co. (Detroit,
Mi. h.) Ed. E. Potter manager, 428 California
Mickell Adaiuson, shipcarpeiiter, r. lOiiO Folsom
Mickell William, shipcarpenter, r. 1000 Fi>l8om
Middlecoff Joseph T., gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 1115
Sutter
Middlehoff Frederick, night clerk Brooklyn Hotel
Middleboff Gerret, cofft-e and teas, 119 Taylor, 142
Third and 7U1 Laguna. r. 701 L^iguna
Middlehoff Gerret F., manager Ge.ret Middlehoff, r.
701 Laguna
Middlemas George (Middleraas ft Boole and A. B.
Patrlik ft Co.) r. 345 Beale
Mildlemas William, conductor, r. 1404 Polk
Middlemas ft Boole (George Middlemas and William
A. Boole) shipwrishis, Pier 19 Steuart
Middlem'ss John. r. 1.519 Howard
Middlestadt E. master stmr Newbern
MIddlfcton Arthur B., conipo.sit.)r Report, r. 612 Bosh
Middli'toii David, seaman, r. 15 Howard
Middleton Emily, widow, r. 2622 Sacramento
Middlet n Ferris J., draftsman Savage, Son ft Co., r.
605 Twenty.fourth
Middleton George E., bookkeeper, r. 2622 Sacramento
Middleton Ueury C, watchman U. S. Mint, r. 61i
Howard
Middleton James Mrs., widow, r. 4.36 Jesaia
Middleton John, real estate, r. 212 Powell
DR. BAZAN'S
THERKO-EI.i:CTBIG
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BAHS
Al£fl Medicated aid Electric Eatls Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
MIDDLETON JOHN
fTholoaale
and ret4til coul dealer, 18 Post and HVf
cor Sutter nnd Pn^rell, r. 2311 Jack*
■on. Telephone 545
Middleton John M.. engini er, r. 1406 Guerrero
Middleton Jonuthan (Middleton ft Co.) r. Oakland
Middleton Joseph H., carpenter, r. 1215 York
Middleton Joseph H. Jr., carpenter, r. 1215 York
Middleton Nupi.leon F., printer, r. 1914 Buchanan
MIDDLETON S. P. r.al ..tat.,
stock, and c*'***^*'"! anctloneer, /S4
Montgomery, r. !4ia Pa^rell
Middleton Walter T., clerk Middleton ft Co., r. Oak-
laud
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 riRST ST.
TSLEPHONB 82.
BOOKBINDERS.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSKTS OVER FIVE SOLIiXONS.
BROWN. CRAIG & CO.. GeiMral AgsnU.
MID
848
MIL
W. W. Montague &. Co.
Importers and Dealers In
ENQLISH AND AMERICAN
Encaustic, Oluzed and Plain.
309. 311. 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Middleton & Co. (Jonathan Middleton) importer
ship cbaii<llerj and prcviaions, and commission
merchants, 521 Front
Middletown Plate Co. fMiddletown, Conn.)
electroplated tableware, Phelps & Miller agents,
120 Sutter, room 1
MIdeiros Francisco C, clerk Louis A. Nunea, r. Ill
Jackson
Midgeley Cornelius, machinist, r. 743 Howard
Midgley R. Mrs., r. 128 Ninth
Midon Frank, manufacturer and dealer confec-
tionery, 117 Sutter
Miehle Charles, jeweler Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 323
Turk
Miel C. L. Rer., rector St. Peter's Episcopal Church,
r. 206 Lombard
Mlelke John, confectioner, r. 532k Polk
Mielke Meta Mrs., bakery, 532)i Polk
Mielke Rica, milliner, r. 532 }< Polk
Mier Joseph, policeman, r. 1315 Mission
Mier Richard J., accountant Pac. Mutual Life Insur-
ance Co. of Cal., r. 525 M Geary
Miers Charles (Levers & Miers) r. 9U Clay
Miersch Gustav, waiter, r. 616 California
Mierson Augustus (Mierson & Jewell) r. Placerville
Mierson & Jewell {Augustus Mierson and Godfrey
Jewell) clothing and furnishing goods, 528-532
Kearny
Miesegaes Alfred D., chief draftsman Assessor's Of-
fice, r. 126 Golden Gate Av
Miesner Henry, laborer, r. 264 Clementina
Miesner Jacob (Thormahlen & Miesner) r. 264 Clem-
entina
Miesner Peter, clerk Henry Lehrko, r. M 8 Mariposa,
bet Minnesota and Indiana
Mietinger Charles F., with Sutro b Co., r. 519 Golden
Gate Av
Mietz Ferdinand, boots and shoes, 213 Twenty-eighth
Wietzsch Ernst, tailor, r. 152 Clara
1 Mifflin Henry J., bookkeeper Rice & Co., r. 613 Nine-
teenth
Mighell George W., p. 317 Eddy
Mighell James P. (J. F. Denning & Co.) r. 419 Frank-
: lin
j Mighell Richard H., salesman J. H. Von Ahnden, r.
I 26 Octavia
I Mighf-U William E. (Mighell & Richards) and ship
I chandler. 102 Steuart, r. 308 Hyde
Bli^hell & Richards (William E. Mighell and
I Daniel Richards) general agents Chicago Safe
and Lock Co., safes, vault work, bank locks,
scales, etc., 228 California
' Mignola John (S. Vosti & Co.) r. Mission Road, nrSii
Mile House
Mifrnola John, manufacturer butchers' saws,
importer and dealer all kinds butchers' tools, 2420
Post
JOHN MIGNOLA,
CALIFORNIA
BUTCHERS' SAW MANUFACTORY,
2420 POST STREET.
Butchers* Tools of all descriptions for sale at the
lowest prices. Orders from the country promptly
attended to.
Miguel John, milker, r. S s Lahalna, bet Penobscot
and Santee
Miguet Alexis, salesman F. Bolsson, r. 431 Vallejo
Miguet Francois, with F. Bolsson, r. 431 Vallejo
Mlban Henry, capitalist, r. 8E cor Eddy and Broder-
Ick
Mihan James B. (J. B. Mlban ic Co.) r. 1817 Hyde
Mihan J. B. Si Co. (James B. Mihan) employ-
ment office, 609 California
Mikkelson Michael, laborer, r. 624 Fourth
Mikkelson Rasmus, laborer, r. 1609 Folsom
Mikkelson Thomas, coffee saloon, 28 Stockton, r. 437
Tehama
Mitlau Anton, cutter Joe T. Poheim. p. 716 Waller
Mikulicb August, waiter J. C. Mikulich, r. 603 East
MikuHch Jacob C, coffee saloon, 323 Washington, p.
NW cor Devisadero and Washington
Miliin George, fruits and vegetablf s, 612 Laguna
Milan John, janitor Montgomery Block, t.lii Tay
Milan Michael, laborer, r. 648 Second
Milanes Albert, cook, r. 1205 Stockton
Milani Fiore A. (Pitto, Milani & Co.) r. 430 Jackson
Milano G., packer D. Ghirardelll b Sons, r. 413 Jack-
son
Milano Hotel, Carlos De Ricco proptr, 416 Pacific
Milano Joseph, expressman, r. 625 i^ Green, rear
Milasich George, restaurant, 219 Mission
Milbrath C. carpenter, r. 26 Turk
Milcovich Martin, bartender N. P. Milloglav, p. 628
Battery
Mildner Edward, shoemaker, r. 34 Hayes
Miler Walter H., porter, r. 616 Gough
Miles Amelia, domestic 745 Francisco
Miles Bernard, foreman J. A. Folger & Co., p. 616
Shotwell
Miles Charles, clerk, r. 619 Hyde
Miles Charles C, janitor Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
r. 10 Gilbert
Bliles Charles H., passenger agent Wabash, St.
Louis and Pacific Railway, 19 Montgomery
Miles E., p. 809)4 Valencia
Miles Elbridge G., shoemaker Porter, Slessingep b
Co., r. 436 Valley
Miles F. I. Mrs., r. 702 Jones
Miles Harriet, widow, r. 10 Gilbert, rear
Miles Harriet S., widow, r. 138)4 Fair Oaks
Miles Hugh, laborer Joseph Macdonough & Co., P.
136 M Townsend
Miles J., agent, r. 619 McAllister
Miles Jane, domestic 745 Francisco
Miles John, fisherman, r. NW cor Tonquin and
Broderick
Miles John, laborer, r. 108 Alta PI
Miles John C, liquor saloon, NE cor Sutter and Polk,
r. 2528 Sutter
Miles John E., clerk Homer S. King t Co., r. 702 Jones
Miles John E., commission merchant, 402 Front, p.
SW cor Haight and Pierce
Miles Joseph, r. 2722 Greenwich
Miles Joseph T., bookkeeper Pac. Box Factory, p.
1127 Shotwell
Miles Lewis, shoemaker, r. 1403 Powell
Miles Michael, contractor, 542 California, r. 9 Liberty
Miles Patrick, porter, r. 110 Alta PI
Miles Sarah A. Mrs., teacher Valencia Street Grammar
School, r. 220)4 McAllister
Miles Thomas E., clerk letter dept Wells. F«pgo b
Co., r. 515 Shotwell
Miles William, molder, r. 304 Third
Miles William E., cashier Susmann & Dixon, p. 702
Jones
tff" Miles. See Myles
Milestone William H., master mariner, r. 120 Fran-
cisco
Miley Annette D. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 2401 Buchanan
Miley Hannah, widow, r. 1412 Valencia rear
Miley James, milkman, r. 1412 Valencia, rear
Miley Thomas C, cook Samuel Kahn, r. 21 Sixth
Miley William, laborer, r. cor Woolsey and Williams,
U. M. T.
Milford Land and liUmher Co. (Humboldt
Bay) Dolbeer * Carson agents, 10 California
Military Library, David Wilder librarian, 115 Kearny,
r< cm0
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
THE LAROEST
CARPET AND nPHOLSTEET HOUSE
ON THE PACIPIO COAST.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
XltXT ABOVE PXUkCK HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Kannfacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fiztares.
3? Mariet SL
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRYi
Finer than the clMs of ChMnpi«ne»«ent from) ARPAO HARASZTHY & CO.,
France to this country, but without Brandr. J 630 WASfflOTTOlT STOSET.
MIL
849
MIL
Milke J..hD C, cundymakrr ». A. Blank, r. 532X Polk
Milkmen's Headquarters Saloon, Charlea
KHrstenB proprietor. .15 Eddy
Milknx u'8 Mutual Aid and ProtectlTe Association,
office 35 Eddy
Mill John L., restauraut, 407 Washington, r. 602
Washington
Mill LoiiU, r. 6 Maiden Lane
Mill VMlliam, miner, r. 411 Sansome
Millan David C, carriage painter H. M. Black, r.
Oakland
Millan John C, Inspector Custom House, r. Oakland
Millar George E., manufacturers' agent, 119 Battery,
r. 520 Bush
Millar Hubert, r. 1114 Clay
Millar John E. (Simpson k Millar) r. Oakland
Millar Thomas M., butcher J. Beyner, r. 1508 Powell
»- MUUr. See Miller
Millard Caroline A., r. 1909 Broderick
Millard Frank B., reporter Chronli-le, r. 412 Second
Millard Jerome, interpreter Chinese, r. 1909 Brod-
erick
Mlllsrd Sarati, domestic Palace Hotel
Millberry Arthur H.. dt-utibt. am"^ Sutter
MILLBRAE DAIRY DEPOT
A. F. Green Ai Co. proprietors, NE cor
Third and Brannnn
MUledge George M., psiuter, r. 222 Leavenworth
MlUedge D., carpenter S. M. Hills, r. 748 Brannan
Mill.nl.rinck Frederick, r. 217 Second
Miller A , bakery, H21 Union
Miller Aaron, with B. Miller, r. 912Po8t
Miller Adam, contractor, office 516 Kpsmy and 330
Pine, rooms 11-12, r. 114 Twenty-third
Miller Adam, proptr Metropolitan Hotel, 512-518
Fourth
Miller Adolph, seaman, r. 923 Washington
Millf r Adolph C, r. 324 Fremont
Sliller Albert, president San Francisco Savings
Union, 532 California, and i resident Pacific Gas
Improvement Co., SW cor Stevenson and Annie,
r. Oakland
Miller Albert, watchman, r. 602 Washington
Miller Alexander, bookkeeper Hofmann Bros., r. 1522
O'Farrell
Miller Alexander, carpenter, r. 24 Turk
Millar Alexander, laundryman, r. Palraer,nr Chenery
Miller Alexander Mrs. widow, r. 721 Brannan
Miller Alfred, miller Golden Gate Flouring Mills, r.
128 Silver
MilUr Allen D., bakery, 1603 Mission
Miller Andrew, plpemau Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Miller Andrew A., teamster, r. 644 Sacramento
Miller .Antoiue, inachinehand Union Box Factory r.
5 St. Charles PI
Miller Anton, coflfee saloon, 19 Steusrt, r. 306 Town-
send
Miller Anton, niattressmaker Indianapolis Furniture
Co.. r. 735 McAllister
Miller Anton, shoemaker Orin Jones & Co., r. 309
Minna
Miller Arthur G., porter Mann & Benedict, r. 322
Bartlett
Miller August, r. 11 Bemlce
Miller August, candymaker Schroeder, Albrecht t
Co., r. Oakland
Miller August, plumber, r. 653 Mission
Miller August, shoemaker Cahn, Nlckelsburg b Co.
r. 871 Market
Miller August, tanner, r. 13 Gilbert
Miller August H., cabinetmaker, r. 1153 Mission
Miller AuguatuK, driver Saratoga Stable, r. 137 Jj Fifth
Miller Augustus C, varnisher, r. 31 Fell
Miller Belle Miss, dressmaker, r. 624 O'Farrell
Miller Benjamin, butcher Lawrence & Levy, r. Mil-
ler's Point, ur Dry Dock
FRATINGER & CO.
Fine Dressmaking
105 KEARNY STREET.
CAST IRON PIPE.
G-AS and WATER PIPE
And FITTINGS of all SiEes.
W. E.~LANE,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
EstabllBhed 1880. Telephone 31i.
Miller Benjaiiilu, carpenter, r. 30 Linden Av
Mllkr Bejijamin, seaman stmr Geo. W. Elder
Miller Benjamin, teamster, r. 421 Fifth
Miller Bernhard, poultry and game, 85-8C Centre
Market, r. 912 Post
Miller C, musician, r. 1804 Chestnut
Miller C. Mrs., janitress Falrmount Primary School,
r. cor Dolores and Sau Jose Av
Miller C. Mrs., proprietor .Auzerais Hou8e,29 Grant Av
Miller C. A. Mrs., .widow, r. 780 Stevenson
Miller Carl, r. 706 Jones
Miller Carl, carpenter, r. 10 Preston PI
Miller Carlton W., gauger, r. 239 Sixteenth
Miller Carrie, domestic 416 Chestnut
Miller Carrie Miss, saleslady, r. 624 O'Farrell
Miller Catherine Mrs., dressmaker, r. 19 Adelaide PI
Miller Charles (Charles Miller & Co.) r. 9)4 Wet-
more PI
Miller Charles (Huntington, Hopkins & Oo.i r. New
York
Miller Charles (P. Enestrom k Co.) r. 413 Powell
Miller Charles, baker, r. 3 Meacham PI
Miller Charles, bandsawyer Union Box Factory, r.
1213 Kearuy
Miller Charles, butcher, r. 31 Lily Av
Miller Charles, cardriver, r. 205 Second
Miller Charles, cignrmaker John Roberts
Miller Charles, musician, r. 116 Leidesdorff
Miller Charles, painter, r. 325 Jessie
Miller Charles, seaman, r. 715 Moutgomery Av
Miller Charles, student, r. E s Hyde, nr Bay
Miller Charles, trunkmaker D. Block & Co., r. 323
Guerrero
Miller Charles, waiter, r. 428 Broadway
Miller Charles & Co. (Charles Miller and P. F. F.
Eohnke) cigars and tobacco, 120 California
Miller Charles A., clerk, r. 621 Pine
Miller Charles A., coppersmith P. M. S3. Co., r. 322
Bartlett
Miller Charles A., salesman J. M. Miller, r. Ross
House
Miller Charles B., r. 713)^ Treat Av
Miller Charles E., carpenter, r. Ahlborn House
Miller Charles E., salesman Dunham, Carrigan & Co.,
r. 819 Guerrero
Miller Charles H., bookkeeper, r. 322 Bartlett
Miller Charles H., collector, r. 1019 Market
Miller Charles H., cook, r. 101 Steveiisou
Miller Charles H., piledriver, r. 409 Third
Miller Charles H., salesman Charles Mayer, r. 712
Buchanan
Miller Charles H. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1019 Market
Miller Charles L., boxmaker, r. 251 Perry, rear
Miller Charles L . restauraut, 208 First
Miller Charles M. (Miller & Greenwood) r. 1247
Market
Miller Charles M., assistant foreman Geo. C. Sbreve
k Co., r. Alameda
Miller Charles N., clerk The Bradstreet Co., r. 321
Duncan
Miller Charles W., dock clerk Pac. C. 8. 8. Go's
Wharf, r. 1240 Howard
Miller Charles W. J., cigars and tobacco, 419 East, r.
Oakland
Mill, r Christopher, seaman stmr City of Chester
Miller Christopher A., watchmaker and jeweler, 406
Fourth
Miller Clara, widow, r. 343 Jessie
Miller Clarence A. attorney at law, 401 California,
room 27, r. 312 Eddy
Miller C. O. G., treasurer Pac. Gas Imp. Co. and Pac.
Lighting Co., SW cor Annie and Stevenson, r.
Oakland
Miller Conrad, cabinetmaker George H. Fuller, r. 31
Fell
Miller C. W. Mrs., proptr Geneva House. 118-120 Ellis
Miller D., commercial traveler, r. :«)9 Third
Miller Daniel, carpetlayer, r. 606 Fell
OHN HAMMOND
54
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Ifannfacfnr^r of ererr dcM«4>rlptlon of
PASSENGER. STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
48 to SU B«ale llitreet. feiau Friauci»«u.
Truman, Isham & Hooker,
€21-427 Market St. Stay, Hide, Hop, Bas.
l¥ool and OrchiUa Presses.
MIL
850
MIL
m
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMP0BTEK3 OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 3U, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STEEET
Miller David (Angus i Miller) t. Ill Eighth
Miller David N., boilermaker. r. 512 Howard
Miller Dennis, laborer, r. 14 CoUingwond
Miller Don F., advertising broker, 608 Market, r. San
Pablo Crossing
Miller Edmond, aastant foreman U. S. Brewery, r. 54A
McAllister
Miller Edward, coalpasser stmr San Bias
Miller Edward, salesman, r. 22 Thirteenth
Miller Edward, tanner Norton Tanning Co
Miller Edward E. W., clerk land dept 0. P. R. R. Co.,
r. 1001 Pine
Miller Edward F. (Noble & Miller) r. 254 k Minna
Miller Edivard H. Jr., secretary Central Pacific
Railroad, and secretary and controller Southern
Pacific Co., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 36
Miller Edward L., printer, r. 519 Sacramento
Miller Edward L., veterinary surgeon, 355 )« Eleventh
Miller Edwin L., clerk, Windsor Hotel r. 905 Market
Miller Edwin M.. commission merchant, 218 Califor-
nia, r. Palace Hotel
Miller E. H., clerk money order dept. Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. 319 Sansome
Miller E. I., waiter stmr Santa Rosa
Miller Elias, stockbroker, r. 1514 California
Miller Elise, dressmaking, 532 Jessie
Miller Elisha S., assistant secretary C. P. RR., NE
cor Fourth and Townsend, room 36, r. Alameda
Miller Eliza Mrs., r. 239 Sixteenth
Miller Ellsworth J., ganger U. 8. Internal Revenue,
r. 113 Lariin
Miller Emma Mrs., r. 34 Austin
Miller Emma J. Miss, teacher Valencia Street Gram-
mar School, r. 713 Ji Treat Av
Miller E. O., printtr, r. 35 Fifh
Miller Ernest, hostler, r. 1815 O'Farrell
Miller Ernest, sailmaker Harding, Brann & Prior, r.
554 Minna
Miller Ernest H., butcher F. Uri & Co.. r. 1815
O'Farrell
Miller E. W., waiter, r. 257 Minna
Miller F., milker, r. N 6 Falkland, bet Osage and
Monongahela
Miller Ferdinand, clerk U. S. Railway Service, r. 707
Montgomery Av
Miller Francis A., bricklayer, r. 3 Mary Lane
Miller Francis J., cabinetmaker, r. 57 Everett
Miller P>ank, r. 266 Brannan
Miller Frank, bartender John F. Hartmann, r. 154
Miller Frank, clerk Gustave Michalitechke, r. 212
Sixth
Miller Frank, cook, r. 405 Hyde
MiUer Fra::k, drayman A. Galli & Co., r. 417 Broad-
way
Miller Frank, jeweler, r. 20 Russell
Miller Frank, solicitor, r. 30 Kearny
Mi'ler Fiank G., tailor, r. 411 Polk
Miller Frank J., shoemaker, 40.)}^ Natoma
Miller Frank L., collector, r. 1434 Broadway
Miller Frederick, barber Theodore C. Lampe, r. 118
Ellis
Miller Frederick, cabinetmaker, r. 7 Garden
Miller Frederick, carpenter, r. 1709 Jessie, rear
Miller Frederick, carpenter, r. 3210 C«lifofnia
Miller Frederick, longshoreman, r. 716 Brannan
Miller Frederick, seaman, r. 109 Welsh
Miller Frederick, with Pac. Vinegar and Pickle "Works
Miller Frederick A., Importer seeils, 111 Franklin
Miller Frederick J. D.. laborer, r. 318 Davis
Miller Frederick W., barber D. Hulling, r. 3 Cottage
PI
Miller Frederick W. Jr., butcher Albert De Vecchio,
r. 3 Cottage PI
Miller Frederick W., clerk Levi Strauss k Co., r. 322
Bartlett
Miller George, r. 653 Minna
Miller George (Miller & Waugh) r. Oakland
Miller George, barber, r. 256 Minna
Miller George, blacksmith August Stamer, r. 320
Drumm
Miller George, blacksmith and horseahoer, 406 McAl-
lister
Miller George, brushmaker, r. W s MiBsion, nr Ran-
dall
Miller George, carpenter, r. 3210 California
Miller George, clerk, r. 435 Natoma
Miller George, helper Enright & Co.
Miller George, janitor, r. W a Mission, nr Randall,
rear
Miller George, marblecotter, r. 306 Townsend
Miller George, porter CI. S. Appraisers' Building
Miller George, real tstate, r. 10<J<) Pacific
Miller George A., butcher M. Jonas & Co. r. 561}j
Minna
Miller George E., blacksmith, r. 1723 Sutter
Miller George H. (Miller & Armitage) r. 707 Mont-
gomery Av
Miller George H., manager Davis Bros., 718-722 Mar-
ket, r. 323 O'Farrell
Miller George L. (Franklin k Miller and Miller & Cos-
griff) r. 1911 Lyon
Miller George R., steward stmr Marv Garratt
Miller George W., r. 713M Treat Av
Miller George W., salesman K. Meuasdorffer, r. 110
O'Farrell
Miller George W., ship joiner P. C. SS. Co., r. 1935
Jessie
Miller George W. watchman Supreme Court, r. 121
Post
Miller Guslave, cell arm an National Brewing Co, r.SE
cor Fulton and Webster
Miller H., miner, r. 529 Sacramento
Miller Hamilton, carpenter, r. 334 Shipley
Miller Hans P.. seaman, r. 108 Berry
Miller Harry, machinist, r. 1240 Howard
Miller Bans L., clearing house clerk Wells, Fargo k
Go's Bank, r. 9 South Park
Miller Hartwig L., agent Sacramento Transportation
Co., office Jackson St. Wharf, r. 1518 Jackson
Miller Harvey A., foreman W. A. Schrock, r. 19 New
Montgomery
Miller Harvey E., waiter, r. 636 Commercial
Miller H. Clay, mining secretary, 315 California,
rooms 16-17, r. 118 Devisadero
Miller Henry, r. 716 Stockton
Miller Henry, r. 1240 Howard
Miller Henry (Miller & Lux) r. 34 Essex
Miller Henry, laborer, r. 636 Commercial
Miller Henry, liquor aaloon, r. 503 Pacific
Miller Henry, maltster Fritz Krujf, r. 424)4 Shotwell
Miller Henry, pianomaker, r. 715 Howard
Miller Henry, quarter master stmr Granada
Miller Henry, sailmaker Neville & Co., r. 2021 Powell
Miller Henry, wagonmaker, r. 512 Fourth
Miller Henry Jr. bookkeeper Miller jc Lux, r. 34 Essex
Miller Henry D., laborer, r. 242 Langton
Miller Henry F., blacksmiih, r. 538H Natoma
Miller Henry F., peddler, r. 871 Market
Miller Henry G., draftsman S. F. Bridge Co., r. Oak-
land
Miller Henry G., foreman Simon Silverberg, r. NW
cor Railroad Av and Marquesas
Miller Henry J., bricklayer, r. 1021 Filbert, rear
Miller Henry W , butcher. 1803 Broderick, r. 2909 Clay
Miller Henry W. , clerk delivery dept Wells, Fargo k
Co., r. 1402 Leavenworth
Miller Henry W., painter, r. I'i3 Sixteenth
Miller Henry W., roofer, 15 Jessie, r. 517 Leavenworth
Miller Hirman, student Isidor Sanger, r. 30 Post
Miller Hersche! B. M., stenographer general auditor's
office 8. P. Co., r. Oakland
MiUer H. J., waiter Palace Hotel
Miller H. M. A., secretary Starr k Co., 16 Califor-
nia, r. Oakland
Miller Horatio (Miller k Co.) r. 163 Sixteenth
„ AND..
UNDERWEAR
"THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
ORIENT Ins. Co. OF HARTFORD i
Capital,
Assets,
$1,000,000
$1,551,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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Miller H. W., shipping clerk Neustadter Bros., r. Ala-
medi
Miller I<Ja, widow, r. 1816 Steiner
Millt-r Jacob, blaiksmitb, r. 4t>H Zne
Miller Jacob, cabiuetmaker. r. 709 Mission
Miller Jacob, cardriver, r. 256 CleiDentina
Miller Jacob, tailor, r. 212 Prospect PI
Miller Jac-ob, trunkmaker D. Block k Co., r. 322
CJiierrero
Miller Jacob M., showcase mnfr, iU Market, r. 606
Fell
Miller James, boilermaker, r. 11 Natoma
Miller James, carpenter, r. 928 Mission
Miller James, master tug Monarch, r. 1108 Montgom-
ery
Miller James, painter Palace Hotel
Miller James, sawyer Pac. Box Factory
Miller James A., storekeeper U. S. Internal Revenue,
r. 301 Jones
Miller James H., bartender J. J. Hallinan. r. 437
Minna
Miller James H., painter S. M. Hills, r. Alameda
Miller James L., baker, r. 617 Mason
Miller James L. Jr., clerk Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 617
Mason
Miller James N., advertising solicitor Chronicle, r.
832 Fifteenth
Miller James N., carpenter, r. 717 Ji O'Farrell
Miller James N., stevedore, r. 30 Zoe
Miller James R., bedmaker. r. 871 Market
Miller James S., packer J. A. Folger & Co., r. Oakland
Miller Jane Mrs., r. 1624 Sutter
Miller Jane Mrs., bakery. 224 Fifth
Miller Jeremiah, r. 2422 California
Miller Jerome, engineer, r. 917 Clay
Miller Jeflse H., printer J. R. Brodie & Co., r. 312
Minua
Miller J. Frank, auditor Custom House, r. Oak-
land
Miller Johanna, widow, r. 2719 Bash, rear
Miller John, r. G Clara Laue
Miller John, baker, r. 1221 Polk
Miller John, barber Lehn * Lippert, r. 1.510H Polk
Miller John, boilermaker, r. W 8 Mission, nr Thir-
tieth
Miller John, brewer South S. F. Brewery, r. NW cor
Railroad Av and Paraguay
Miller John, candymaker, r. 7 Whits
Miller John, capitalist, r. 429 Sixth
Miller John, dairy produce, 1506 Polk
Miller John, expressman, r. 7;j5 Braunan
Miller John, fireman, r. 329 Minna
Miller John, foundryman, r. S s Humboldt, bet Ver-
mont and EauMS
Millf-r John, fruits and vegetables, 1222-1224 Polk, r.
112 Jones
Miller John, groceries and liquors, 16 Chesley
Miller John, helper Union Box Factory, r. 5 St.
Charles PI
Miller John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 627
Seventh
Miller John, laborer Mission Soap and Candle Works,
r. W s Channel, nr Seventeenth
Miller John, liquor saloon, 25:i Steuart
Miller John, liquor saloon, 454 Seventh
Miller John, liquor saJoon, 538 Commercial, r. 410
Pacific
Miller John, lumberman, r. 422 Second
Miller John, millhand Capitol Mills, r. 1014)j Wash-
ington
Miller John, steward, r. 653 Minna
Miller John, tailor, r. 328 Chestnut
aiiller John Alex., physician, office and r. 1018
Valencia, cor Hill
Miller John C, carriagemaker Charles Rueser, r. 666
Walnut Av
Miller John D., stove mounter Anderson & Tallon, r.
421 Greenwich
DR. BAZAN'S
THEKMO-KI.ECTBIC
RUSSIAN It TURKISH BATHS
-A. s:PECi^ni,T3r.
Also Melicateil ami Electric Baths Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
LEAD PIPE, SOLDER, TIN
AND SHEET LEAD.
l,esd Work of all kinds well don*.
Plumber,
EstabllsheJ 18C0
505 Kearny Street.
Telephone 315.
Miller John E., r. 541 Natoma
Miller John E., salesman Cal. Bone Meal and Fertili-
zer Co.. r. Vermont, nr Twentv-fourth
Miller John F., bartenter. r. 9 Polk Lane
Miller John H. (Langhorne k Miller) attorney at
law. 408 Cilifornia, rooms 16-17, r. 651 Jj Folsom
Miller John H., engineer Ball Si Julian, r. 325?i Lang-
ton
Miller John H., janitor, r. 13 Selina PI
Miller John H., saloon keeper, r. 219 Tehama
Miller John J., sailmaker, r. E s Hyde, nr Bay
Miller John P., cigars and tobacco, lo2 Jackson, r.
112 '^, Jackson
Miller John R., r. 34 Eddy
Miller John T. (Mrs Jerome Deasy k Co.) r. 8 Cedar
Av
Miller John T.. laborer, r. S s Humboldt, bet Ver-
mont and Kansas
Miller John W. (Ellis fc Miller) r. Oakland
Miller John W. (M. Miller k Co.) r. 2133 Mission
Miller John W., clerk, r. 5 Washington
Miller Joseph, laborer, r. 5 Taylor PI
Miller Joseph, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r.52754
Birch Av
Miller Joseph A., advertising agent, r. 1126 Twenty-
first
9Iiller JoaepH A., furniture and upholstery, 1009
Market, r. 310)4 Waller
Miller Joseph B., bookkeeper Porter, Slessinger k
Co., r. 920 Larkin
Miller Joseph H., teamster Sanborn, Vail k Co.,r. 313
Jessie
Miller Julius A., silversmith R. Schaezlein, r. 327
Ellis
Miller Ju'itin P., photographer, r.239 Sixteenth
Miller J. W., millwright Uel Moute Milling Co.
Miller K. Mrs., janitress Fairiuouut Primary School,
r. cor Tweuty-first aud Dolores
Miller Kate Mrs . furnished rooms, 111 Ellis
Miller L., r. 6<8 Commercial
Miller Laura A., matron Theological Seminary, 121
Haight
Miller Lawrence, printer, r. 519 Sacramento
Miller Lena Mrs., r. 5 Monroe
Miller Lewis .S., painter, r. 1878 Mission
Miller Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, r. 117 Cedar At
Miller Louis, r. 232 Minna
Miller Louis, r. 445 Jessie
Miller Louis, bottle dealer, r. S s Jersey, bet Castro
and Diamond
Miller Louis, butcher, 823 Greenwich, r. 730 Filbert
Miller Louis, engineer Tait & Haiuque, r. 42 Louisa
Miller Louis, miner, r. 402 Broadway
Miller Louis, musical Instruments, 108 Third r. 229
Tbird
Miller Louis, turner Sterling Furniture Co., r. 435X
Shipley
Miller Louis, trunkmaker D. Block k Co., r. 322
Guerrero
Miller Louis, wait-^r, r. 641 Commercial
Miller Louis, waiter, r. IfiM West Mistdon
MILLER LOUIS Jr, man«rac-
turing Jeweler, diainondsetfer and pat-
ent mineral cabinet quartx jevrelry, lia
Sutter, r. 807 Van Ness Av
Miller Louis E., bartender Claus Schroeder, r. NW
cor Fomth and Townsend
Miller Louis F., clerk Poat Office, r. 6i5 Mission
Miller Louis J., machinehaud George H. Fuller, r.513
Sixth
Miller M. (M. Miller * Co.) r. il33 Mission
Miller M. & Co. (M. ft John VT. Miller) boots and
shoes, 2l:« Mission
Miller M. Mrs., widiw, r. 114 Turk
Miller Margaret Mrs., r. 264 Tehama
Miller Mary, widow, r. 6 Birch Av
Miller Mary, widow, r. la GilDert
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS, ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE 1.ARGEST BUSINESS
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Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open. Fire - Place Trimmings |
a Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET. I
Miller Mary, widow, r. York, bet Eigbteeutb and
Nineteenth
Miller Mary Mrs., r. 22 Thirteenth
Miller Mary Mrs., r. 31.5 Union
Miller Mary Mr*., r. 1906 Sutter
Miller Mamie Miss, saleslady O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. 509 Jones
Miller Matthias, bartender, r. r. 231 Second
Miller Michael, laborer, r. 20 Sherwood PI
Miller Minnie E. Miss, teacher Haight Primary
School, r. 193-5 Jessie
Miller Mira E. Mrs., widow, r. 90.5 Sutter
Miller M. J., manager steamers Gold and Frank
Silva, oflace Jackson St. wharf, r. Americau Ex-
change Hotel
Miller Morgan, clerk, r. 48 Fourth
Miller Nancy, widow, r. 542 Howard
Miller Net' ie Miss, saleslady, r. 786 Stevenson
Jliller Noah W., engineer, r. 761 J^ Howard
Miller Oliver C. Ehv.. pastor First English Lutheran
Church, r. laiO Pine
Miller P. A., bricklaver, r. 1312 Mission
Miller Peter (Belliugall & Miller) r. 923 Dolores
Miller Peter, barber, 531 Taylor
Miller Peter, cook, r. 545 Mission
Miller Peter, longshoreman, r. 224 Greenwich
Miller Peter C, r. 804 Third
Miller Peter C, salesman Henry Lucke, r. lim Oak
Miller Philip, fishdealer, r. S s Jersey, bet Castro and
Diamond
Miller Philip, law student, r. 2512 Bryant
Miller Philip C, butcher, r. 3 Cottage PI
Miller R., laborer Cal. Cracker Co.
Miller Randolph C, ticket collector S. P. C. RR., r.
1920 Baker
Miller Renata, widow, lodgings, 707 Montgomery Av
Miller Richard, r. W e Sanchez, nr Fighteenth
Miller Richard E.. salesman, r. 121 Page
Miller Robert, r. S04 Third
Miller Robert, laborer, r. 33 Hinckley
Miller Robert E., florist, r. 717 Stockton
Miller Robert J . laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. S s
Humboldt, bet Vermont and Kansas
Miller Robert M., clerk r. 927 Broadway
Miller Robert S., with P. M. SS. Co., r. 2299 Sacra-
mento
Miller Romain, carpenter, r. 1 Gaven
Miller Rudolph A., mnfr leather washers, r. 8 Law-
rence PI
Miller Samuel, tourists' agent S. P. Co., 613 Market,
r. .516 Golden Gate Av
Miller Sarah, widow, r. San Bruno Road, nr Silver Av
Miller Sarah Miss, seamstress Palace Hotel
Miller Sarah E. Miss, teacher Haight Primary School,
r. 239 Sixteenth
Millers. J. Mrs., widow, r. 9 South Park
Miller Solomon, bookkeeper A. Colombat, r. 912 Post
Miller Stella Miss, dressmaker, r. 786 Stevenson
Miller Stephen, bnti her Micbelssen, Koth * Co., r.
Paraguay, bet Railroad Av and Susquehanna
Miller Thomas, seaman stmr Oregon, r. S s Berry,
bet Third and Fourth
Miller Thomas C, seaman, r. 2715 Bnsh
Mill-r Tbomas L., with Occidental Laundry, r.. 2702
Lagnna
Miller Thomas S , capitalist, r. 1208 Leavenworth
Miller Wayne, gripman Cal. St. BR., r. 1533 Polk
Miller William, r. 611 Post
Miller William, r. 711 Buhh
Miller William, r. 1723 Sutter
Miller William, brickmaber, r. 760 Folsom
Miller William, carpenter, r 828 Fifteenth
Miller William, carpenter, r. 10 13 Minna
Miller William, clerk, r. 644 Sacramento
Miller Wil'.ism, dairy. San Bruno Road, nr Silver Av
Miller William, deputy Assessor, r. NWcor Broadway
and L.rkin
Miller William, hack driver, r. 1505 Leavenworth
Miller William, gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1506Ji Polk
Miller William, hacktiian. Plaza, r. 7 White
Miller William, longshoreman, r. 414 Beale
Miller William, painter, r. 48 Oak
Miller William, restaurant aud lodgings, 5 Washing-
ton, r. 534 Fifteenth
Miller WUHam. seaman, r. 7 Commercial
Miller William, seaman L. N. Handy & Co.
Miller William, shipcarpenter, r. 27 Silver
Miller William, tanner Emil Scliroeder, r. 1222 York
Miller William, teamster, r. 1258 Montgomery
Miller William, teamster James Beatty, r. NW cor
Railroad Av and Marquesas
Miller William, waiter, r. 825 Kearny
Miller William Jr., horsetainer, r. 7 White
Miller William A. L.. jeweler, r. 807 Van NesB At
Miller William B., cider mnfr, 107 Seventh
Miller William B., driver Swain Bros., r. 602 Howard
Miller William C. butcher, r. 735 Union
Miller William C, carpenter, r. 3210 California
Miller William C. clerk delivery dept Wells, Fargo
& Co.. r. 1402 Leavenworth
Miller William C, eugraver T. J. Day, r. 761J4 How-
ard
Miller William D-, commercial traveler, r. The Bald-
win
Miller William D., physician and surgeon, 221 Post
Miller William E., clerk r. 1617 Polk
Miller Willinm F., porter Gray, Allison & Co., r. 1258
Montgomery
Miller William G., butcher Simon Silverberg
Miller William G., civil engineer, office 320 Sansome.
room 13, r. 830 Geary
Miller William G. A., clerk stationery dept S. P. Co.,
r. 0;ikland
Miller William H., assistant secretary Board of Edu-
cation, r. 20 Pearl
Miller William H., blacksmith B. Grave & Co., r.
1723 Sutter
Miller William H., clerk F. A. Huntington, r. Oak-
land
Miller William H., engineer, r. 2422 California
Miller William H., house painter, 223 Fell, r. 48 Oak
Miller William H., salesman, r. 409 Stevenson
Miller William H., salesman Rediugton & Co., r. 2416
Sacramento
Miller William H,, waiter, r. 319 Tehama
Miller William H., wood and coal, 28 Potter, r. 102
Ridley
Miller William H. Jr., clerk George T. Marye & Son,
r. Oakland
Mill' r William J., boimaker Cal. Cigar Box Co., r.
306 Townsend
Miller William N. (Miller & Hamilton) r. Oakland
Miller William S., salesman Lane & Connelly, r. 611
Post
Miller William W., salesman Morris k Kennedy, r.
20(14 Devis idero
Miller & Armitnge (George H. Miller and WilHam
H. Armitage) architects, 324 Pine, rooms 8-9
Miller & Co. (Hi. ratio Miller and W. Magary)
painters, a Willow.x Av
Miller «fc Cosgriff (George L. Miller and MarUn
F. Cos^'ntf) repackers, 417 Katt- ry
Miller & Green Avood (Chfrles M. Miller and
Frank M. Greenwood) proprietors Moxie Nerve
Food.l3(i9 Market
Miller «& Hamilton (William N. Miller and
James W'. Hamiltoni manufacturers molding,
brackets, frames, doors, sashes, blinds, etc., 221
Spear
Miller & Lux (Henry Miller and estate of Charles
Lux) wholesale cattle dealers. South San Fran-
cisco, office 533 Kearny
Miller & Waugh (George Miller and Alexander
Waugh) bottles and bagH, 45a-459 Natoma
&- Miller. See Millar and Muller
Millett Edward V., collector, r. COi Merchant
WINDOW_SHADES.
Plain, Fringed, Decorated and Embroidered Shades
made to order in any size or st)le.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STKEET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Market St.
miner rVTDA nOVt Oi most denote nsyormd the only true\ARP*D HARASZTHY * CO.,
£(f|.|rOC LA I nA Un n Champatsne produced m the UnltedSUteB.i 530 WASEI»a70» STSZET.
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Millett James H., clerk, r. 781 Minna
Millett James H., salesman Lynch Bros, b Co., r.
lii5H Stevenson
Millett John H , painter, r. 509H Hyde
Millhouse John, Khoeinaker. r. aOH!« Folsom, rear
Millbonse John Jr., shoemaker, 9ii8)4 FolHom, rear
Millie James, platitert-r, r. i'23 Stevenson, rear
Milligaii Ciitherlne Mrs., r. 115 Lravin worth
MIlliKHQ George, coiupoRitor, r. 770 Howard
MllliRan Hattie Miss, bakery, l;J3 Ninth
Milllgan William H., barber, 8«) Howard, r. 66 Ship-
ley
Milliken A. H. Mrs., widow, r. 70t O'Farrell
Milliken Fannie E. Miss, dressmaker, r. Wi O'Farrell
Milliken Frnnk C, stre<t contractor, r. Uie Slxteentt
AllUiken Isaac T., real estate and secretary. 323
Montgomery, room 5 r. 1407 Jones
Milliken John. r. 1161 Mission
Milliken John M., clerk freight depot S. P. Co., r. 614
Tenth
Milliken N. L. Miss, r. 608 Leavenworth
Milliken Peter Jr., collector Bulletin, &>-i Montgomery
Milliken William H., lumber surveyor, 25 Steuart, r.
216 Castro
MlUikeu William H.. mechanical engineer, 22 Cali-
fornia, rooms 19-20, r. 2601 Howard
Millinarie Louis, cook r. 715 Davis
Million Eiuil, bookkeeper Wigwam Theater. 315
Stockton
Million Josiph, cook, r. S s Randall, nr Chenery
Millman Nehemlnh G.. painter, r. 6U Seventeenth
Millmelster Henry F., bakery, ai2 Hayes
Mlllraeister William, millhand A. Wilke, r. 3717
Jackson
Millmore Joseph, waiter stmr Oregon
Milluer Edward, shoemaker F. Slefke. r. 1030 Market
Miilfier Nellie Mvss, r. niSii Jones
Millner William machinist Union Iron Works, r.
128 'i Silver
Milloglav Mitchell P., restaurant, 138 Fourth
MilloylavN. C, bartender N. P. Milloglav, r. 628
Battery
Milloglav Nicolas P., restaurant, 628 Battery
Mills Annie £. Miss, dressmaker, r. Stanyan, nr
Haigbt
Mills Charles A., plasterer, r. 911 Capp
Mills Cljarles B , carpenter, r. 69 V Shipley
Mills D. Harry (Mills Jt Co.) r. Alameda
Mills E. C, boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mill
Mills Edgar, capitalist, office 20i Montgomery, r.
Meulo Park
Mills Edward, manager Bullock & Jones, 105
Montgomery, r. 518 Fell
Mills Edward C, machinist, r. 32)4 Ellis
Mills Edward J., bookkeeper R. C. Hooper, r. 1308
Folsom
Mills E. J., clerk Stauf fc Cooper, r. 1508 Folsom
l\LLi.JjJjO ^1 J.I mannfacturers* a^ent
furniture and upholstery (foods and
commlssiun merchant, 9-11 Phelaii
Building
Mills h^mma V. Miss, teacher music, r. 1308 Folsom
Mills E. T. B., salesman Neville * Co., r. 2012 Pine
Mills Frank, tinsmith L. E. Clawson & Co., r. 44
Third
Mills Frederick, peddler, r. W g Mission Road, nr
Five Mile Store
Mills Frfderick G. B., clerk R. Dunsmnlr & Sons, r.
1531 H Geary
Mills George, assistant doorkeeper S. F. Stock and
Exchange Board, r. 9 Hampton PI
Mills George T., salesman Stearns Mnfg Co., r. 1044
MisBlon
Mills Gilbert D., pension examiner, 328 Montgomery,
room 14
Mills Gordon B., clerk, r. 1531 !« Geary
Mills Gus, actor, r. 214 O'Farrell
FRATINGER & CO.
LADIES' SUITS
or ALL DESOEIPTIONS.
105 KEARJfY STKEET.
JOHN HAMMOND
THE LATEST IMPROVED
PATENT WiTER CLOSETS.
SANITARY SEWER CAS TRAPS
Put in by skilled workmen.
PLUMBER, 606 KEARMV STREET.
Eetabllshed 1860. Telephone 315.
Mills H. B., machinist, r. 202)4 Turk
Mills H. B. Mrs., dre>smaktng, 2206 Mission
Mills Heron V., elevator man S. F. Stock and Ex-
change Bide, r. y Hampton PI
Mills James, liquor saloon, 250 Brannan
Mills James, painter, r. 162 Clementina
Mills .lameg, pressman Bulletin, r. 292 Union
Mills James A., bookkeeper, r. 911 Capp
Mills James E., mining engineer, r. 712 Sutter
Mills James H., clerk Brown, Cmig & Co., r. 1053 Mc
Allister
Mills John 0., artist, r. 12 Dehone
Mills Joseph, dyer, r. 724)4 Jessie
Mills J. a., clerk S. Foster & Co., r. Berkeley
Mills Lawrence A., manager H. C. Logan, 605 Market.
r. 800 McAllister
Mills Luther, bartender, r. 1611 Dupont
Mills Piiilo, insurance broker, 322 California, r.
Berkeley
Mills Robert, miner r. 1513)4 Mission
Mills Samuel, wheelwright David Kerr, r. 14 Wash-
ington
Mills Samuel C, acconntant, r. 9 Hampton PI
Mills Samuel C. Jr., guard House of Correction, r. 9
Hampton PI
Mills Samuel R., painter John L. Cahill, r. 1413 Hayes
Mills Sarah, wi.low, r. 1128 Pacific
Mills Tbad, r. 200 Turk
Mills Warren F. (Heriiman & Mills) r. 1028 Twenty.
first
Mills Warren H., attorney at law, 307 Montgomery, r.
608 Ellis
Mills "W. H., land agent C. P. RR., NE cor Fourth
and Towusend, r. 810 Taylor
Mills William, cook, r. 3 Churchill Court
Mills William, sale stable, 908 Harrison
Mills William O. (Leege A Mills) r. 2332 Pacific Av
Mills William L. B., cashier Gage, Shattuck & Co., r.
1624 Turk
Mills William O., groceries and liquors, SW cor Noe
and Eiguteenth. r. 2430 Market
Mills & Co. (T. St. Clair Jones, Len D. Owens and
D. Harry Mills) sign painters, 997 Market
^ Mills. See Milz
Milly Charles (Cal. Tallow Works) r. N s St.Thomss
nr Yazoo
Milly James J., foreman Maine Dairy, r. 213 Tenth
Milly Jerome (Cal. TUlow Works) r. N s St. Thomas,
bet Yazoo and Platte
Milly Theresa, domestic 2839 Howard
Millzner Henry S., traveling salesman Kline & Co., r.
1524 California
Millzner John H., clerk Charles S. Fechheimer, r.
1524 California
Miltzuer Manuel (N. D. Millzner & Co.) r. 1524 Csll-
fornia
Millzner Nathan D. (N. D. Millzner b Co.) r. 1526
California
Millzner N. D. & Co. (Nathan D. and Manuel Millzner)
watches and jewelry, 422 Kearny
Milne Duncan, carpenter, r. lUn Bryant
Milne George, plumber, r. 423 Bush
Miine George Jr., helper David Bush, r. 1311 Golden
Gate Av
Milne Henry, coalpasser Commercial Steam Power
Worka, r. 334 Bush
Milne John, tinsmith, r. 1030 Howard
Milne K. Miss, shademaker W. & J. Sloane b Co.. r.
21 Otis PI
Milne Liilie Mrs., r. 1311 Golden Gate Av
Milne Nora Mrs., r. 21 Otis PI
Milne Robert, gripman Presidio RR., r. 1203 Union
Milne R Duncan, journalUt, r. 730 Howard
Milne NN illiam, shadeuaker W. & J. Sloane & Co., r.
21 Otis PI
Milot Charles, teamster, r. 811 Pine
Milroy David, clerk stationery dept 8. P. Co., r. 728
Hayes
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Hanufticturer ofrTerr deiwrlptton or
PASSBNOER, STtUBET AND FREIGHT CABO.
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niPOBTEE* or
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Milroy Kobert B. (Milroy & Fiddeg) r. 728 Hayes
Milroy ■William, asMStant cashier local freight oflBce
S. P. Co., r. 206 Powell
Milroy & Fiddes (Robert B. Milroy and George
Fiddes) proprietors Nevada Stables, 1336-lb38
Market
Mllsner Adolph, mnfr suspenders, 112 Sutter, r. 16
Lewis
Miltenberger Charles, clerk headquarters Division of
the Pacific, U. S. A., r. 3064 I.aguna
Miltersen Neils J., porter Wellman, Peck & Co., r.
238 Taylor
MILTON AND CALAVERAS BIS TREES
STAGE CO., Thomas T.Walton general
agrent, 138 Montgromery
MILTON AND TOSEMITE STA&E CO.
Thomas T. Walton general agent, 138
Slontgomery
Milton George B., r. 712 Sutter
Milton House, Mrs. J. R. Richardson proptr, 156
Third
Milton John B., lieutenant U. S. N., in charge branch
U. S. Hydrograpbic OfiBce, Merchants' Exchange,
ground floor, 1-. 1322 Ellis
Milton Joseph W., shoemaker, r. 215 Minna
Milton Mining and Water Co. (Nevada Co.,
Cal.) H. Pichoir secretary, 3'20 Sansome, room 24
Milton T. Slocomb, accountant, r. 511 Post
Milton ■William, heeler Buckingham & Hecht, r. 2
Julian Av
Milwaukee Brewery, Lurmann & Co. proptrs, 612-614
Seventh
Milz Peter, butcher J. C. Genner, r. 529 Natoma
Minaker E. A. Mrs., dressmaking, 2824 Bush
Minaker Eliphalet A. (P. Steinhagen & Co.) r. 2824
Bush
Minas Prietas Mining Co. The (Mexico) L. Gilson
manager, 211 Sansome, room 6
Mince John, r. 464 Minna
Mince Moses, r. 464 Minna
Minchein James, miner, r. Ahlborn House
Mincke Henry, wlnekeeper B. Dreyfus 4 Co., r. Berk-
eley
Mindeleff Demetrius, chemist, r. 737 Pine
Mindermann Henry (J. D. Heins & Co.) r. 248 Fre-
mont
Mindermann Rudolph, driver John J. Buck, r. 25 Sil-
ver
Mindham Jane, widow, r. 455 Jessie
Mindhsm John, clerk Feigenbaum fc Co., r. 455 Jessie
Mindham ■^'illiam J., tinsmith, r. 455 Jessie
Minehan Edward T., clerk Pac. Tranfer Co.
Minehan Jeremiah, miner, r. 2 Mary
Minehan John, laborer, r. Holly Park Av, nr Mission
Road
Minehan Patrick, teamster, r. 37 Freelon
Minehan Thomas, dairy, Holly Park Av, nr Mission
Road
Minehan Timothy, porter, r. 12 Tebama
Miner Charles, master mariner, r. NE cor Fourth and
Berry
Miner Clark D., bookkeeper, r. 1502 Howard
Miner Edward E., saleiiman, r. 1050 Mission
i Miner Ellmore F.. machinist Fulton Iron ■Works, r.
I 214 Franklin
: Miner F. L., r. 226 Stockton
Miner George W., painter, r. 214 Franklin
Miuer J. E., traveling salesman Livingston & Co., r.
Russ House
Miner Michael, laborer, r. 629 Chestnut
Miner Oren F. , secretary Pacific Bank, NW cor
Pine and Sansome, r. 1924 Washington
Miner Richard S., attorney at law, 408 California,
rooms 16-17
Miner S. D. (J. C. Jones, Bro. & Co.) r. 815 Sacra-
mento
Miner Stanton B., carpenter, r. 708 California
Miner Thomas E., expressm«n, r. 15()2 Howard
Mioer William C, bookkeeper Greenebaum, Weil k
Mlchels, r. 1050 Mi.-sion
Miner Willi im H., coffee and spices, 18 Fremont, r.
2025 Califoruia
•S'' Miner. See Minor
Miners' Advocate Tlie. Miners' Advocate Pub. Co.
proptrs and publishers, 330 Pine, room 24
Miners' Adv"cste Publishing Co., proptrs and pub-
lishers The Miners' Advocate, 330 Pine, room 24
Miners' Assooiation, L. L. Robinson president, J.
Mooser secretnry, 320 Sansome
Miners' Hotel, 261 First
Miners' Rest urant, 531-533 Commercial
Miners Rudolph, laborer Custom House, r. Oakland
M inert Hermann, machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Mines Mary, widow, r. 1 Pollard PI
Ming Catherine, widow, r. 213 Ritch
Ming Julius, commission agent, r. 213 Ritch
Miiiges Joseph shoemaker, r. 2932 Sixteenth
Miugham Robert W., driver C. F. Dryer, r. 727 Broad-
way
Minigan James, teamster, r. 43 Freelon
Minihan Patrick, po]icemnn, r. 816 Howard
Mining and Industrial Advocnte (weekly)
Hobson & Ralston proprietors, E. G. Waite editor,
240 Montgomery
Mining and Scientific Press (weekly) Dewey &
Co. publishers and proprietors, 252 Market
Mining Bnrean (California State) Pioneer Bldg,
W s Fourth, bet Market and Mission
Minjoulet Felicien (J. B. Casabonne & Co.) r. 228
Montgomery Av
Mink George, woodcarver C. B. Hoffman, r. 1622
Leavenworth
Mink Peter J., shoemaker Franz L. Helm, r. 24 Derby
PI
Mlnke Christian, night watchman C. A. Hooper h
Co., r. IM Clyde
Mlnkel Frederick W., laborer Cal. Glue Works, r. cor
■Venezuela and Potomac
Minkel John, teamster Cal. Glue Works, r. cor Ven-
ezuela and Potomac
Minkel William J., with 0. W. Nordwell, r. 1405 Tay-
lor
Minnie Alexander, plasterer, r. 633 Stevenson
Minnie William H., engineer S. P. Co., r. 212 Six-
teenth
Minns George W., teacher Girls' High School, r. 1819
Broadway
Minor B. B. Mrs., widow, r. 1935 Clay
Minor Byron T., printer, r. 6X Monroe
Minor C. D. Mrs., widow, r. 102 Fifth
Minor Ellen, widow, r. 418 Golden Gate Av
Minor Georje, hostl-r Sutter St. RR.. r. 1413 Polk
Minor George "W., druggist, NE cor Turk and
Taylor, r. cor Twenty-fourth and Shotwell
Minor Grace D., teacher Potrero Primary School, r.
416 Twenty-fourth
Minor John T., physician. 416 Twenth-fourth
Minor M. Page, secretary, 402 Kearny, room 1, r. 703
Sutter
Minor Martin, laborer, r. 2115 Powell
Minor Mary T., Mrs., r. 6^ Monroe
Minor Robert, master mariner, r. 504 Guerrero
Minor Samuel A. (Minor & Smith) r. 822 Howard
Minor Terreuce, waiter, r. 250 Tehama
Minor & Smith (Samuel A. Minor and Robert E.
Smith) wines and liquors, 13 Third
^T Minor. See Miner
Minou Francois, laborer, r. 822 Montgomery
Mint Exchange, E. Chielovich & Co. proprietors,
877 Market, SE cor Fifth
Mint Saloon, Edward Edwards proprietor, 605
Commerciwl
Mint U. S., NW cor Fifth and Mission
Miiitem Emma Mrs., physician, 6(i9 Sutter
ii<
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING
TO OEDEE AND EEADY-MADE.
Comer MOMTeoaiEBir and SCTTEK STS.
lASHlNGTON Fire Ins. Co. Of Boston!
Capital, $1,000,000 I GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Assets, $1,810,273 WU. SZZTOK, As^t. Uauger.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
MIN
855
MIT
Mlntcrn Jobn, r. 609 Suiter
0^ Mliitern. See Mintou and Mintiirn
Mini le Alexander £., specialist, 11 Kearny, r. 1319
Ellis
Mlntie Ernpst C. with A. E. Mlntie, r. 429 Eddy
Slinto William, civil engineer. 418 California, r.
San Pablo Creek. Contra Costa Co.
Minton Thomas, shoemaker, andextraman Engfne 14,
r. 1017 McAllister
Minton John, guard House of Corrertion
Mluton John H., woolsorter Thomas Bailey b Co., r,
607 Sixth
Minturn Sarah, widow, r. N s Nevada, bet Ver-
mont Hnd Kansas
Minturn Tliomas R. Mrs., r. 2211 Van NesB At
tSr Miuturn. See Mititern and Minton
Mintz Moses, r. 464 Minna
Miocevlfl Peter N. (Jugasovich b Miooevls), r. 812
Jackson
Mlquelsjaureguv Fortune, bookkeeper Eugene Avy,
r. 1411 Powell
Miquelnjaureguy Louis, hatter, r. 828 Broadway
Miquelajaureguy Miguel, carpenter, r. 828 Broadway
Miragliu Mary Mrs., dressmaking, lall Dupont
Miramontes Alexander, shoecutter Buckingham k
Hecbt, r. Ilia Mason
Miramontc^s Emelio, box maker Union Box Factory,
r. 1413 Mason
Miramontes Frederick A., box maker Union Box Fac-
tory, r. 1413 Mason
Miramontes Josie M.. box maker Union Box Factory,
r. 1413 Mason
Miramontez John C, barber Frank A, BancheE, r.
120.i Stockton
Miranda Li>la, widow, r. 1016 Powell
Miranda Mary Miss, compositor John H. Knarston,
r. 1016 Powell
Mirando Charles, porter, r. 3 Central PI
Mlrando Joseph, seaman stmr Alex. Duncan
Mlrasole C. V. Mrs., teacher dancing, 29-31 Phelan
Bldg
Mire Philip, laborer W. T. Garratt & Co, r. 312 Union
Mires Edward, shoemaker 8. W. Rosenstock & Co., r.
1230 Pacific
Mirror Snloon Tlie, 210 Kearny
Mirsch August, waiter, r. 559 Stevenson
Mirsky B., cigarmaker J. W. Shaeffer & Co., r. 232
Sixtk
Misch George, cigarmaker A. Sensenbrenner, r. 314
Minna
Mischler Annie Mrs., r. 1051 McAllister
Misgill John I., marker U. S. Laundry
MisgiU Timothy F., blacksmith, 1213 Steiner, r. 1705
Ellis
MisgiU William J., clerk, r. 1705 Ellis
Mish Barron, manager Mrs. 8. Misb, 708 Market, r.411
Devisadero
Mish George, cigarmaker 8. Hoffman, r. 314 Minna
Minh Phineas, merchant, r. 407 Devisadero
Mish Sarah Mrs., millinery, 133 Kearny and 708 Mar-
ket, r. 407 Devisadero
Mish Solomon C, medical student, r. 407 Devisadero
Mish Sol G. (Meyer, Mish *: Co.) r. 712 Sutter
Miske John, cooper Ole Madson, r. 421 Bush
Miskel Eliza, widow, r. 1310 Twenty-fourth
Mi.-ikel James J., plumber and gasfitter r. 1310 Twen-
ty-fourth
Mi^skel Kate Mrs., r. 600 Seventh
Miskel Lawrence, gasfltter, r. 11 Elizabeth
Miskel Thomas, blacksmith, r. 618 Minna
Miskel William, tileseiter, r. 1310 Twenty-fourth
Missinio Mary, widow, r. 5i)6 Union
Mission Bay Warehouses, S. P. Co. proptrs. No. 1,
junction Channel and Kentucky, No. 2, E s Ken-
tucky, bet Merrimac and South, No. 3 and office,
NW cor Irwin and Kentucky
Mission Branch Library, SE cor Howard and Twenty-
first
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERHO-F.I.ECTRIC
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Baths Giyen.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
GARDEN HOSE,
LAWN SPRINKLERS, HOSE MENDERS,
HOSE COUPLINGS, HOSE PIPES.
W. E. LANE, Plumber,
505 KEARNV STREET.
EstabllBhed 1860. Telephone 31i
Alission Cuslt Grocery, T. J. French proprietor
2137-2339 Mission
Mission Dolores Church, Rev. Richard P. Bren-
nan rector, SW cor Sixteenth and Dolores
Mission Evening School, W 8 Mission, bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
Mission Free Kindergarten, W s Bartlett, bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Mission Grammar School, Mrs. Nettie R. Craven prin-
cipal, W s Mission, bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Mission House, John A. Seely proptr, 2336 Mission
JMlasion Journal The, Uollis & Booth proprie-
tors and publishers, office 2222 Mission
Mission Marble Works, M. Roth proptr, 434 Valencia
Mission Market, NE cor Mission and Sixteenth
Mission Music Hall, SE cor Howard and Twenty-first
Mission Opera Hall, 2131 Mission
Mission Police Station, 207 Seventeenth
Alisslon Pottery Co., Tracy Brothers & Co. pro-
prietors, factory cor Seventeenth and Harrison,
offii-e 20-22 Eighth
Mission Primary School, Mrs. Maggie H. Walker prin-
cipal, W s Mission, bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Mission Rock TVarehouse, California Dry Dock
Co. proprietors. Charles H. Sinclair superintend-
ent, office 318 California, room 3
Mission Skating Rink, 2119 Mission
Mission Soap and Caudle Works, Max Morgenthau
proptr, 8 8 Sixteenth, bet Folsom and Harrison,
salesroom 108 Bush
Mission Street Wharf, foot Mission
Mission Street Wharf No. 2, East, bet Mission and
Howard
Mission Transfer Co., Edward Wheaton ■ecretary, 123
CHlifornia
Mission Turn Verein Hall, Keller b Kiedlln
proprietors, 1749 Mission
Mission Valley Water Co., Barker b Welton proptrs,
230 Fourt'-enth
Mission Woolen Mills, Black Point, bet Larkin
and Van Ness Av, office 115 ffattery
Missouri PaciHc Railway The, Harry B.
Smith Jr. general western passenijer agent and H.
C. Logan Pacific Coast freight agent, 6U5 Market
Ml It S. It f Murray's Infallible System
Tonic) J. W. Grant sole agfent Pacific
Coast, 15 Post
Mistre Simeon, copper and tinsmith. 811 Montgomery
Mitau George, merchant, r. 501 Geary
Mitau Johaun M., r. 328 Geary
Mitau Morris, salesman Jules Levy b Bros., r. 328
Geary
Mitchell A., r. 502 Washington
Mitchell A., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Mitchell A., porter stmr Geo. W. Elder
Mitchell Albert J., cashier Union Ice Co., r. 1105
Twenty-first
Mitchell Albert N., salesman Felgenbaum & Co., r. 7
Caroline
Mitchell Alexander, r. 541 Valencia
Mitchell Alfred, carpenter Thomas Mitchell, r. NE
cor Utah and Y.ilo
Mitchell Alfred G., laborer, r. 116 Prospect PI
Mitchell Annie, burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. E s Larkin. nr Beach
Mitchell Annie I. Miss, dressmaker, r. 541 Valencia
Mitchell Beatrice, widow, r. 1228 Lombard
Mitchell Benjamin, machinist W. T. Gurratt t Co., r.
Oakland
Mitchell B. F., r. 823 O'Farrell
Mitchell Brlilget Mrs., r. 16 Stockton PI
Mitchell Catherine Mrs., nurse, r. 121 H Ivy Ay
Mitchell Charles, bartender, r. 221 Fifth
Mitchell Charles, cooper D. Bucking, r. 617 Bryant
Mitchell Charles, waiter, r. 15 J* Priest
Mitchell Charles A., carpenter 8. M. Hills, r. Ill
Jessie
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TBIiSFHONB 82.
FINE PRINTING
FROM NEW TYPE.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSBTS OVEK FIVE BmOUONS.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO.. General Agents.
MIT
856
MIT
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOETEBS OF
FOR GAS, STEAM AND W^ATER.
Pipe FltUnea. all Sizes.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Mitchell Charles J., clerk Lilienthal & Co., r. 120)4
Hayes
Mitchell Charles R., machinist National Iron Works,
r. Oakland
Mitchell Christian, carpenter Thomas Mitchell, r.
NE cor Utah aud Yolo
Mitchell Clement P., law clerk John Desbeck
Mitchell David S., carpenter, r. 629)4 Fulton
Mitchell Donald C. (I. H. Morse & Co.) r. 803 Haight
Mitchell Edward (Mitchell & Conners) r. 507 Twenty-
ninth
Mitchell Edward, gardener, r. SW cor Myrtle and
Gough
Mitchell Edward, cook, r. 446 Jessie
Mitchell Edward, wood and coal, 3a0 Sixth
Mitchell Edward H., salesman A. L. Bancroft k Co.,
r. 6 Ford
Mitchell E. Forrest, clerk M. M. Stern, r. 513 Leaven-
worth
Mitchell Elizabeth Mrs., r. 1034 Folsom
Mitchell Ellen Miss, domestic Palace Hotel
Mitchell Emma Miss, r. 1014 Montgomery
Mitchell F., clerk, r. 125 Eleventh
Mitchell F. & Son (Francis aud James A.) contractors
and bnilders. 950 Howard
Mitchell Ferdinand, barber, 4 Mission
Mitchell Francis (F. Mitchell & Son) r. Alameda
Mitchell Francis, compositor Bulletin
Mitchell Frsncis, with F. Boisson. r. 711 Greenwich
Mitchell Frank, bartender, r. 125 Taylor
Mitchell Frank, Beaman, r. 506 Davis
Mitchell Frank D., insurance, 311 California, r. 1024
Jacktion
Mitchell Frank E., collector Brown, Craig b Co., r.
412 Jones
Mitchell Frank J., driver The Whitney Standard and
Oakland Transfer Co., r. Oakland
Mitchell Frank S., r. 919 Valencia
Mitchell F. W., clerk cashier Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
1024 Jackson
Mitchell George, second officer schr H. L. Tieman
Mitchell George, weaver, r. 2705 Polk
Mitchell George E., compositor Chronicle, r. 1133)4
Pacific
Mitchell George F., pattemweaver 9. F. Pioneer
Woolen Factory, r. S s Bay, nr Hyde
Mitchell Georse H., clerk freight auditor's office S. P.
Co.. r. 712 Sutter
Mitchell George M., r. 114 Ninth
Mitchell George M., city agent New Zealand Fire and
Marine Ins Co., 312 California, r. 600 Bush
Mitchell G. N., bridge builder, r. 101 First
Mitchell George W., bellman Palace Hotel, r. 1026
Clay
Mitchell George W., messenger Wells. Fargo & Co., r.
2613 Howard
Mitchell George W. Jr., student, r. 1026 Clay
Mitchell Hannah Mrs., r. 1006)4 Natoma
Mitchell Harrison W., president Overland
Freight Transfer Co., r. 1628 Folsom
Mitcliell Hnrrold D., architect, 126 Kearny,
room 46, r. 1505 Taylor
Mitchell Harry E., expressman, 109 Sansome, r. 1055 )4
Folsom
Mitchell Henry, chipper 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 1228 Lombard
Mitchell Henry, clerk, r. 9 Taylor
Mitchell Henry, presFman, r. 2709 Pierce
Mitchell Henry F., clerk r. 711 Greenwich
Mitchell Henry F., freight clerk San Rafael and Ti-
buron Ferry, r. 50'i Eddy
Mitchell Henry J., oiler Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 15)4
Morris Av
Mitibeil Henry L., bookkeeper, r. 824 Kearny
Mitchell Ida B., widow, r. 134 McAllister
Mitchell Jacob S., painter, r. 6 Elliot Park
Mitchell James canmaker W. W. Montague k Co., r.
808 Mibsion
Mitchell James, laborer S. P. Co., r. 624 Fourth
Mitchell James, peddler, r. 21 Water
Mitchell James, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg k Co.,
r. 568)4 Minna
Mitchell James A. (F. Mitchell & Son) r. Alameda
Slitchell James E. , carpet besting, 230-2.S2 Four-
teenth, r. NE cor Mission and Fourteenth
Mitchell James E., tinsmith, r. Prescott House
Mitchell James H., r. 2226 Howard
Mitchell James J., pres-^man, r. 631 Sacramento
Mitchell James W., inspector boilers Hutchinson k
Mann, r. 946 Folsom
Mitchell John, bricklayer, r. 719 Franklin
Mitchell John, carpenter, r. Eighteenth, nr Rose
Mitchell John, extraman Engine No. 8.. r. 1616 P*-
ciiic Av
Mitchell John, farmer. Ocean House Road, nr Far-
ley's Old Corner
Mitchell John, foreman S. F. Bridge Co., r. Ken-
tucky Home
MitcHell John, groceries and liquors, SE cor Har-
ris m and Twenty-fourth
Mitchell John, longshoreman, r. 5 Johnston
Mitchell John, milkman, r 513 Castro
Mitchell John, miner, r. 1010 Filbert
Mitchell John, molder, r. 18 First
Mitchell John, teamster, r. York, nr Solano
Mitchell John, with Lebenbaum Bros., r. 1019)4 Lar-
kin
Mitchell John Jr., clerk John Mitchell, r. SB cor
Harrison and Twenty-fourth
Mitchell John Mrs., widow, r. 563)4 Minna
Mitchell John A., tanner H. N. Cook, r. 82 Freelon
Mitchell John C, insurance broker, 312 California, r.
600 Bush
Mitchell John D., teamster, r. CorbettRoad, nr Seven-
teenth
Mitchell John F., laborer, r. 19 Willow Av
Mitchell John F., elevator tender W. Haker & Hinz, p.
6(;0H Minna
Mitchell John H., ruler Bosqui Engraving and Print-
ing Co., r. 1713 Stockton
Mitchell John J., painter, r. 323 Fell
Mitchell John B,, carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen r»c-
toay, r. 1228 Lombard
Mitchell John R., longshoreman, r. W a Iowa,- bet
Sierra and Napa
Mitchell John R. master mariner, r. 26 Freelon, rear
Mitchell John S. (Meyerfeld k Mitchell) r. 2520
Sutter
Mitchell Joseph, r. 33 Hinckley
Mitchell Joseph, boilermakerKeystone Boiler Works,
r. 421 Folsom
Mitchell Joseph, laborer, r. 31 Plnkney PI
Mitchell Joseph H., bookkeeper Francis Boisson, r.
711 Greenwich
Mit 'hell Joseph M. B., engineer stmr Queen of the
Pacific
Mitchell Kate Miss, r. 21 Sherwood PI
Mitchell Kate Miss, lodgings, 1827 Market
Mitchell L. J., Mrs., r. 513 Leavenworth
Mitchell Mack C, cook, r. 1016 Market
Mitchell Maggie C. Miss, dressmaking, 225 Geary
Mitchell Maria T. , domebtic 2320 Howard
Mitchell Mary E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 2716 Howard
Mitchell Mary P., widow, r. 6 Ford
Mitchell Matilda Mrs., r. 919 Valencia
Mitchell Michael, laborer, r. 660)4 Minna
Mitchell Michael, liquors and boarding, 4 Union
Mitchell Nicholas, driver The Whitney Standard and
Oakland Transfer Co.. r. Oakland
Mitchell Orlando C, student, r. 1224 Mission
Mitchell Ossian K. (Mitchell & Peterson) r. Alameda
Mitchell Patrick, r. 189 Minna
Mitchell Patrick, driver Wells, Fargo k Co., r. 716
Broadway
Mitchell Patrick, farmer, cor Burrows and Oxford,
U. M. T.
UPHOLSTERY.
WHOLES AiE AND EETAH,
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Mannfacttirers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Market St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
( A natural product of the Finest Grape* of ) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
t the World. But no addition of Brandy, f 530 WASHINOTON STETZT.
MIT
857
MOE
m
Mitchell Patrick, hoBiler. r. 115 Prospect PI
Mitchell Paul, r. ORt Harrison
Mitchell Petir, aephaltuin roofer, r. 328 Seventh
Mitchell Petir I., Bpiniicr 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 1701 Stockton
Mitchell Peter J., clerk J. Mitchell, r. SE cor Twenty.
fourth and Harrison
Mitchell Peter J., wireworker, r. 726 FolBom
Mitchell Richard V., driver, r. 711 Oreenwlch
Mitchell Robert, contractor, 638 Market, r. 719 Frank-
lia
Mitchell Robert, liquor saloon, NE cor Walnut and
California
Mitchell Robert B., attorney at law, 606 Kearny,
r. 241.1 California
Mitchell Robert C, clerk Pac. Bell Tel. Co., r. 222
Howard
Mitchell Robert O., messenger Wells, Fargo k Co., r.
112 O'Farrell
Mitchell Rob. rt M., r. 1133 5^ Pacific
Mitchell Russell E., laborer, r. 21 Water
Mitchell Russell E. Jr., longshoreman, r. 1 Alaoka PI
Mitchell SamuelJ. (Meyer, Mieh & Co.) r. 1403 Van
Ness Av
Mitchell Samuel P., commission merchant, r. 1018
Geary
Mitchell Sarah Mrs., r. 430 Geary
Mitchell Sidney G., salesman Verdier, Moreau & Co.,
r. Alameda
Mitchell Solomon, fruit dealer, r. 215 Stevenson
Mitchell Thomas, clerk A. M. Amick
Mitchell Thomas, helper Fulton Iron Works, r. 808
MiK«ion
Mitchell Thomas, hostler, r. 1006 .Tackson
Mitchell Thomas, laborer, r. 323 Fell
Mitchell Thomas, laborer, r. cor Twenty-ninth and
Castro
Mitchell Thomas, msnacrer Wool Ageqpy Ware-
house, NW cor Sixth and Towusend, r. 22 Hill
Mitchell Thomas A., general agent Insurance
Co. of North America, 313 California, r. Oakland
Mit<'hell Thomas F., carpenter, r. NE cor Utah and
Yolo
Mitchell Thomas J., produce dealer, r. 41254 Tehama
Mitchell Tyson, clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co.
Mitchell Walter N., clerk Newhalls Sons & Co., r.
1205 Taylor
Mitchell William, carpenter, r.2724 Folsom, rear
Mitchell William, clerk, r. 1205 Taylor
Mit hell William, waiter, r. 608 Sixth
Mitchell William E., engineer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
18 Bluxnme
Mitchell William F. (Cain & Mitchell) r. 2flX Oak
Mitchell William H., carpenter, 8E cor Wool and
Lincoln Avs, B. H.
Mitchell William H., clerk delivery dept Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. Haywards
Mitchell William H., patternmaker Fulton Iron
Works, r. 19 Willow Av
Mitchell William H., policeman, r. 632 California
Mitchell William J., conductor Market St. RR.
Mitchell & Connera (Edward Mitchell and Edward
Conners) milk ranch, 507-509 Twenty-ninth
Mitchell ^ Peterson (O. K. Mitchell and Frank
B. Peterson) wholesale provision dealers, 34 Cali-
fornia
10- Mitchpll. See Michael and Michel
MitcbkuR Jacob, tanner, r. 202 Ritch
Mitohhua John J., jeweler A. Herschman, r, 38 Ala-
bama
Mitchler Alfred G., with Starr & Co., r. 1201 Jones
Mitchler Pauline, widow, r. 1300 Sacramento
Mitropolsky Nicholas G., priest Russian Orthodox
Church, r. 2810 Laguna
MItrovich Matthew, porkpacker R. F. Bunker, r. 770
Bryant
Mlttelstaedt Eugene, first officer stmr Newbern, r.
1016 Page
FRATINGER «t CO.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
JERSEY WAISTS.
NEWEST GOODS. LATEST STYLES. LOWEST PRICES.
105 KEARNY STREET.
ROOFING,
RAIN WATER PIPES, GUTTERS and VALLEYS
MADE AND REPAIRED.
Roofs of all kinds made Water Tlglkt.
W. E.
PLUMBER,
EsUbllshed 1860.
LANE,
606 KBARNT STBBBT.
Telephone 315.
Mittelataedt Charles R., bartender Kuhn & Eschen-
horst
MitteUtaedt Ferdinand A., laborer, r. 628 Broadway
MIttendorf Albert, helper Phelps Mnfg Co.. r. 360
Fillmore
Mlttjell Antonio, waiter, r. 101 FirPt
Mitton James B., harnesscleaner Milroy b Fiddes, r.
71.'> Natoma
Mix Charles, teamster, r. 643k Natoma
Mix Frank, laborer S. F. Bridge Co., r. W s Missouri,
bet Mariposa and Santa Ulura
Mix O. I. & Co. (Yalesville, Conn.) manufacturers
tinned Iron spoons, A. I. Hall & Son agents, 628-
530 Market
Mixer Georg^e H. , proprietor Novelty Iron Works
117-119 Main, r. 106 Eddy
Miyama E., assistant superintendent Japanese Mis-
Bion, r. 531 Jessie
Miyazaki Soji, cook, r. 1000 Union
Miyn Peter H., laborer Cal. Sug.-ir Refinery, r. Twenty-
ninth, bet Church and Dolores
Mize Edgar J., attorney at law, r. SW cor California
Av, opp Howard
Mizell Allen, janitor, r. 1202 Powell
Moak Wintleld S., hackman, r. 106 >4 Third
Moan Edward, groceries, 70 West Mission
Moan Rosa A., chambermaid International Hotel
Moar Thomas, carpenter, r. 1229 Mission
Moate George, laborer, r. 34 Alta
Mobbs Robert, manager H. Huddleston & Co., 140
Sixth, r. 9 Page
Moblad Emil, tailor, r. 166 Tehama
Mobus Charles, laborer, r. cor Alleghany and Trini-
dad
Mocabee John, horaeshoer Central RR. Co., r. 1223
Fillmore
Moch Moses (Chapman k Moch) r. 106 Eddy
Mock George, night watchman Lobos Square Packing
House
Mockbee William K., salesman J. A. Folger b Co., r.
Oakland
Mockel George, maltster Herman Zweig, r. 624 Bran-
nan
Mocker Rudolph (Mocker & Newmark) r. 630 k Stev-
enson
Mocker William Mrs., furnished rooms, 23 Kearny, r.
725 Golden Gate Av
Mocker William, brlckmaker, r. 725 Golden Gate At
Mocker William Jr., musician, r. 725 Golden Gate Av
Mocker & Newmark (R. Mocker and A. Newmark)
tinsmiths and plumbers, 327 Turk
Mockle GeorKe, cook, r. 1223 Kearny
Mockler Ellen Mrs., r. 205 Polk
Model Dining^ Room, Louis Meyer proprietor,
849 Market
Model Laundry. L. Darrolles proptr, 33 Chenery,
Fairmoutit Tract
Model Music Store, sheet music and musical
merchandise, 735 Market
Model S. H., r. 605 Broadway
Moden Augusta Miss, r. 4 Leonard PI
Modeste August, baker, r. 11 Varennes
Modefcte Thomas, baker American Cracker Co., r. 18
Sonora
Modesto, Tuolumne and Mono Railroad Co., WUlard
V. Huntington secretary, NE cor Fourth and
Townsend, room 48
Modie Sangford W., carpenter, r. 1524 Dolores
ModinK Theodore, hog ranch. W s Yazoo, bet St.
Thomas and Manila, r. Bahama, nr Yazoo
Modoc Consolidated Mining Co., J. W. Pew secretary,
310 Pine, room 15
Modry Eugene P., liquor dealer, r. 1316 Steiner
Modry Marcus, r. 131H Steiner
Modry Philip, salesman, r. 1316 Steiner
Moe Martin, pulnter The Brook Painting, Sign and
Advertising Co., r. 510 Leavenworth
Moe Patrick, shoemaker, r. 366 Natoma
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
9Iannfk»otnrer of eTery denrrlntlon of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARa
48 to 50 Beale tttrcet. Sau Franclkco.
R»lan<y Prf>«QP< TBUMAN, ISHAM & HOOKER, 421-427 Market St. MAIT, MXI>J5»
a&iing rrc99C^» mop, wooii. ka*.^. and oBCHiiiiiA presses.
MOE
858
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
lilPOKTERS Oy
GALVANIZED AND GGMMON
AU Sizes and Numbers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Moebius G. H.. gardeuer, r. 591 Ash Av
Moebus Frederick W. Q., bookkeeper Francis Smith
& Co., r Alameda
Moe^ling Cliarles, wines and liquors, 1143 Mis-
siou
Moeller Adolph, maltster Albany Brewing Co., r. 17
Howard Court
Mo'ller Charles, baker, r. 7fi3 Howard
Moeller Charles, bakery, 1907 Hyde
Moeller Ernst, restaurant, 611 Howard
Moeller Hugo, waiter Park Hotel
Moeller John (Moeller & Grauffel) r. 1124 Filbert.
rear
Moeller & Grauffel (John Moeller and Frederick
firauffel) lodgings and liquor saloon. (523-625 Clay
l»-Moeller. See MoUer, Mueller and Miller
Moellmer Ernest, waiter, r. 533 Sacramento
Moen Lizzie A., dressmaking, 1614 Buchanan
Moeuch Aaron, tailor, r. 4 Falmouth
Moench Frederick, tailor, r. 2054 Jones
Moench Herman, tailor, r. 458 Clementina
Moench Louis, stairbuilder A. I. Sauborn, r. 2105
Leavenworth
Moench William, waiter, r. 2105 Leavenworth
Moenning Emll. plumber G. Moenuing, r. 212 Sixth
Moenning Gunther, plumber and linuing, 612 Octavia
Moeser Benjamin, barber, r. 321 Green
Moeser Ferdinand, druggist, NE cor Seventh
and Howard, r. 19 Moss
Moeser Julius, stationery and confectionery, 221
Montgomery Av
Moesner August, bartender E. Waldeck, r. 214 Firdt
Moessoery Jareseroo, boatman, W s Fourth, bet Ken-
tucky and Illinois
Moesta Amelia Mrs., German school, r. 727 Turk
Mnesta John P., r. 727 Turk
Moffat E. & H. (Eugene and Henr>') wholesale
butchers, S s Honrluras, bet Susquehanna and
Railroad Av, office 23H Kenrny
Moffat Ellen, widow, r. 408 Minna
Moffat Euijene lE. & H. Moffat) r. 1419 Post
j Moffat Harry C, stairbuilder A. I. Sanborn, r. 408
! Minna
; Moffat Henry (E. & H. Moffat) r. 433 Bryant
; Moffat Robert, tanner A. Krieg. r. W s Nebraska, bet
I Sonoma and Yolo
; MoffHtt Edward, molder, r. 24 Madison Av
j Moffatt Frederick D., carpenter Neville & Co., r.
Berkeley
Moffatt George, merchant, r. 1726 Pine
Moffatt Henry C, builder, r. 408 Minna
, Moffatt Hugh, brassfinisher Joseph Roylance, r. 24
j Madison Av
I Moffatt James, molder W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 345
j Fremont rear
Moffatt James Jr., machinist, r. 345 Fremont, rear
! Moffatt John, brassfinisher, r. 610 Linden Av, bet La-
euna and Buchanan
Moffatt John, seaman, r. 625 Davis
Moffatt Samuel, carpenter, r. 1411 Clay
Moffatt Thomas, shoemaker Kutz & Murr, r. 516 Fol-
som
Moffitt Elizabeth, domestic 924 Greenwich
Moffitt James (Blake. Moffitt & Towne) r Oakland
Moffitt John W., clerk office Chief of Police, r. 1014
Powell
Moffitt Samuel, seaman, r. E s Sullivan, nr Cortland
Av, B. H.
Moffitt Sarah, nurse Citv and County Hospital
Moffitt Thomas S. (Meften, Moffitt & Co.) r. 2119
Webster
•^ Moffitt. See Moffatt
Mogan AuKust, printer, r. 602 Filbert
Mogan C. J., clerk, r. (:02 Filbert
Mogan Edmund P., law student Selden S. & George
T. Wright, r. 721 Fifteenth
Mogan John, laborer, r. 519 Mission
Mogan John, ship calkei, r. 2541 Folsom
Mogan John C, city agent Guardian AsBurance Co.*
r. 7 Van Ness Av »
Mogan Joseph, barber, r. 602 Filbert
M igan Joseph, barber, 647 Broadway, r. 1703 Stockton
Mogan Joseph clerk, r. 2541 Folsom
Mogan Mary Mrs., r. 602 Filbert
Mogan Patrick J., attorney at law. 331 Montgomery,
rooms 36-37
Mogan Richard F., clerk J. C. Cary, r. 721 Fifteenth
Moger Edwin, photo printer, r. 107 Grove
Mohanpt Charles A., barber L. A. Brokman, r. 114
Turk
Mohave Gravel Mining Co. (San Bernardino Co.) H.
Clay Miller se<retary, 315 California, room 16
Mohl Hermann, chaiumaker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E 8
Tennessee, bet Sierra and Nevada
Mohle William, cook, r. Crystnl Hotel
Mohle William, salesman, r. 538 Ellis
Mohlfeldt Louis (Gambrlnns Bottling Co.) and gro-
ceries and liquors, 131 G'Farrell
Mohns Henry (Muecke fc Co.) r. Alameda
Moholy Cornelius, blackbrnith, r. W s Bahama, bet
Platte and Yazoo
Moholy John, blacksmith, NW cor Kentucky and
Honduras, r. W s Bahama, bet Platte and Yazoo
Moholy Mary, widow, r. Bahama, bet Platte and Yazoo
Moholy Philip, horse shoer, r. SW cor Railroad Av
and Bahama
Mohr Albert, tailor, r. 220 Montgomery Av
Mohr Charles, barber, 1437 Mission
Mohr Charles, gardener, r. 727 Sixteenth
Mohr G., cellarman A. Schilling & Co., r. 316 OTar-
rell
Mohr Gustav, waiter, r. 909 Kearny
Mohr Henry (South S. F. Packing and Provision Co.)
r. NW cor Twenty-sixth and Folsom
Mohr Henry, cook Park Hotel
Mohr Herman, clerk, r. 1721 Leavenworth
Mohr John, clerk Frank M'lngels, r. 23 Pearl
Mohr John, laborer, r. Guiana, nr Railroad At
Mohr Lewis, butcher, r. 212 Moulton
Mohr Michael, bookkeeper J. Baumgarten & Co., r.
10J9 Twenty- first
Mohr Michael, cook New Prescott House
Mohr Richard, botcher F. Junker, r. 1005 McAllister
Mohr Rudolph, commission merchant. 402 Fronts
room 6, r. 315 Hyde
Mohr P. Mrs. (Mohr & Steffens) r. 1530 Pacific Av
Mohr & StfOens (Mrs. P. Mohr and Henry A.
Steffens) groceries and liquors, NE cor Pacific
and Polk
tsr Mohr. See Moar, Moore and More
Mohrdick Martin H., driver Fredericksburg Brewing
Co., r. 468 Jessie
Mohrhardt Edward F., clerk Pac. Insurance Union, r.
Silver State House
Mohrhardt Philip F., clerk Pac. Insurance Union, r.
612 Shotwell
Mohrig Edwin (Mohrig & Frank) and dealer bicycles
and tricycles, 112 Golden Gate Av, r. 1070 Shot-
well
Mohrig & Frank (Edwin Mohrig and Frederick W.
Frank) engravers and stencil cutters, 252 Market
Molirmann Charles, bartender, r. 20 Harlem Alley
Mohrmanu F. Mrs. (Mohrmann .^ Co.) r. 418 Oak
Mohrmann John, bartender L. R. Heins, r. 604 Third
Mohrmann Matthias, shoemaker, r. 603 Pine
Mohrmann «: Co. (Mrs. F. Mohrmann and Nicholas
Blanken) groceries and liquors, SW cor Broadway
and Keamy
Mohnn Charles C, druggist W. M. Searby, r. 1825
Eddy
Mohun Peter F., clerk Calvary Cemetery, r. 1825
Eddy
Moise Charles, r. 13 Virginia PI
Moise Charles, stock clerk Davis Bros., r. 1605 Scott
Moise Lionel H., with C. A. Klinkner & Co., r. 215
Pierce
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Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN. Manager
WIC. 3EZT01T, Ast Uauger.
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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Molse Phillip, r. 1448 O'Farrell
Molse rf. H. Mrs., widow, r. (ilO MtAlllster
Moitoiiet Autonio A., driver, r. 212 Thirteenth
Moiz.e Ezra, machine hand ChI. Barrel Co.
Moje Bruiia, cabiDetniaker Charles M. Plum & Co., r.
Bl■^k^hire. nr Old Sail Jnse Road
M.'jica Dolores, musical Instruments, 1027 Kearny
Moke Henry, carpenter, r. 2107 P.-lk
Molan John, laborer, r. 710)4 Brannnn
Molan John Jr., cook. r. 719 J4 Brannan
Moldeiihauer F., foreman Fisher Packing Co., r. 4
Tavlor PI
Moldenhauer Henry, cooper, r. 1 Taylor PI
Holdrup Augubt J., salesman Renton Coal Co., r. 1711
Webt.ter
Moldrup Henry L., machinist, r. 1711 Webster
Moldrup William E., weigher Renton Coal Co., r. 312
Eddy
Molema Giert H., carpenter, r. Marquosas, it Osage
Molera Eusebius J., civil engineer, 609 Sacra-
mento, r. VoO Van Ni-ss Av
Moles Pierre, lanndryiiian. r. 33 Chenery
MolgHard ThouiHB H., beaman, r. 'ifiH East
Moliere George W., harnessmaker William Davis, r.
Ocean View
Mollire James W., physician, 531 Sutter, r. 1124 Mc
AlUster
Molina Alexander, printer, r. 518 Lombard
Molina Jesus, r. 3 Maryaret PI
M»linari Charles, sawyer, r. 1213 Kearny
Molinari Jacob, woodsawyer, r. 5 St. Charles PI
Molinari James, woodsawyer, r. 5 St. Charles PI
Molinari John, woodsawyer. r. 6 St. Charles PI
Molinari Joseph P., fisherman, r. 23 Vallejo
Bfolinenx Henry, manager Seth Thomas Clock
Co., 12<) Sutter, r. 216 Bush
Molini Felice, < abinetmaker West Coast Furniture
Co.. r. 605 Broadway
Molintina Louis, musician, r. 1324 Natoma
MoHo Theresa, packer L. Demartini & Co., r. 618 Fil-
bert
Moliterno Pasquale J., salesman Thurston & Hart-
son, r. 519 54 Greenwich
Molitor Mary Mrs., r. 142 Eleventh
Molk Anna M., widow, r. 408 Green
Moll Charles, carpenter, r. 637 Broadway
Molle Margaret Mrs., nurse, r. 2 Wheelock PI
MoUenkopf John M., bootfitter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 135 Page
MoUer Annie J. Miss, saleslady, r. 2962 MisBion
MoUer Carl (Holler & McMullin) r. 1407 Powell
Moller Charles, citjarmaker Adolph Bura, r. 447 Jessie
Moller Charles L., bartender John sicm. r. 545 First
Moller Conrad, boots and shoes. 340 Fourth
Moller Dora, widow, r. 1226 Twenty-second
Moller Frederick C H.. carpenter, r. 1 Bowie Av
Moller Fredtrick F. (Moller & Wilson) r. 263 East
Moller Gustav. carpenter and cabinetmaker, 1 Webb,
r. Berkeley
Moller Johanna D., bakery and varieties, 639 Second
Moller John D. (Schroeder & Moller) r. 657 Howard
Moller John H., cigars and stationery, 1230 Dupout
Moller John F., boatman, r. 539 Second
Moller John, expressman, NW cor Sixth and Brannan.
r. 735 Brannan
Moller Louis, gunsmith, 712 Washington, r. 1004
Montgomery Av
Moller Peter C, watchman, r. 804 Third
Moller Peter C. H.. shoemaker, r. 340 Fourth
Moller Peter J., seaman, r. 3^ Liberty
Moller Sophia, b:ikerv, 894 Seventeenth
Moller William (Dalziel fc Moller) r. Oakland
Moller William H. (Moller & Bock) r. Alameda
Moller fc Bock (William H. Moller and Charles C.
Bock) liquor saloon, cor Polk and Austin
Moller & McMullin (Carl MoUer and Samuel McMul-
lin) dry goods and gents furnishing goods, 714
Montgomery
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERMO-KI..i:CTRIC
RUSSIAN ani TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Eatlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED
CHIMNEYS REPAIRED. CHIMNEY SWEEPING.
Chimney Tops that ^vill dra^v.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Moller <& Wilson (Frederick F. Moller and Law-
rence Wilson) proprietors South Pacific House,
263 East
t^" Moller. See Moeller, Mueller and MuUer
Mollet Frank C, tailor, r. 217 Minna
Mollet Thomas O., carpenter, r. 1115 Twenty-fourth
Mollison James, steward C. D. Zelle, r. .'>26 Pacific
Mollison James J., Khipsmith, r. 170 Perry
Molllson John C, shipsmith. 129 Berry, r. 170 Perry
MoUoy Bessie Miss, teacher Lim oln Primary School,
r. 1708 Geary
MoUoy Daniel J., bootmaker Porter, Slesslnger b Co.,
r. 239 Thirteenth
Molloy Dennis, liquors and cigars, 791 Davis
Molloy Elizabeth H. Mrs., r. 1555 Kearny
Molloy George D., painter, r. 721 Bryant
Molloy Hugh, artesian well borer, r. Ill Twelfth
Molloy J. Mrs., r. 127 FIftreuth
Molloy John, baker, r. 212 Broadway
Molloy John, commission and dealer safes and Bcales,
54 Clay, r. 1623 Clay
Molloy John, cooper, r. 144 Clara
Molloy Josephine T. Miss, teacher bt. Roce'B Gram-
mar School, r. HI Twelfth
Molloy Mary, shoefitter Kutz 4 Murr, r. 239 Thir-
teenth
Molloy Matthew, r. 311 Eighth
Molloy Michael, dyer 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 136 Perry
Molloy Michael, shoemaker, 239 Thirteenth
Molloy Michael, teamster, r. 34i>M Seventh
Molloy Mitchell, r. 912 Harrison
Molloy Neil, carpenter, r. 212 Fell
Molloy Patrick, teamster Alf. R. Kelly
MULLUl Xi Ui real estate agent
and liouse broker, 138 Jtlontgomery
Molloy Peter, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 210 )i
Perry
Molloy Thomas H., horseshoer George P. Graney. r.
130 Second
Molloy William, driver Alf. R. Kelly, r. 132 Shipley
Molloy William, glass cutter, r. 346)4 Seventh
Molloy William, r. K22 Guerrero
■»- Molloy. See Malloy and Mulloy
Moloney James, clerk, r. 1210 Laurel Av
Moloney James, wire worker, r 10 Allen
Moloney John C. cane worker, r. 1210 Laurel Av
Moloney John J., groceries and liquors, 730 Minna
Moloney Mary, domestic 33 Twelfth
Moloney Mary Mrs., lodgings, 366 Jessie
Moloney Patrick, r. 52 Natoma
Moloney Patrick E., shoemaker, 103 Fifth
Moloney Richard, carpenter, r. 273 Clura
Moloney Thomas, r. 213 J4 Clara
Moloney William, clerk, r. 704 Fulton
Moloney William P., varuisher T. M. Antisell Piano
Co.,' r. 1012 Laurel Av
8^ Moloney. See Maloney and Molony
Mulony David, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Molony James J., r. 2ii7 Post
Molony Jeremiah, capitalist, r. 410 Eddy
Molony Mary Mrs., r. 1512 Mission
Molt John, bookkeeper George H. Pitts, r. 914 Clay
Molt Matilda, widow, r 914 Clay
Molte Georgiana Mrs., confectionery, 127*4 Fourth
Moltar Charles, carriage trimmings, 1112 Mission, r.
609 Jessie, rear
Moltzen Frederick, cooper George Larsen, r. 363
Clementina
Moltzen Ludwig D., coachman, r. 186)4 Yandewster
MoluB Albert L.. tinsmith, r. 325 Eighth
Mombach Nicholas, cooper, r. 8 b Clipper, bet Noe
and Cat-tro
Mombert Euiil, pressman Pac. Oil and Lead Works, r.
1111)4 Montgomery
Momm Ellen Mrs., janitresa Columbia Grammar
School, r. 2735 Bryant Av
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
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Momm HeDry, laborer, r. 2733 Bryant Av
Mons Victor, conductor fal St. KB., r. 1319 Kearny
Moua William, waiter Alilborn House
Monaco John B., wsiter Frank Gobey, r. 412M Green
Mona'O John B., artist, '26 Montgomery, r. 611 Union
Monaghan Bartholomew, boilermaker, r. 129 Folsom
Monagban Edward, longshoreman, r. 15 Ritch, rear
Mona>£han Eilward, shoemaker, r. 338 Minna
MonMghan Edward, shoemaker P. Monaghan, r. 15
Gar'len
Mona«hRn Frank T., clerk Sunset Telephone Tele-
graph f'o., r. 15 Garden
Monagban Hugh, blacksmith Goss b Dow, r. 551}^
Natoms
Monaghan Hugh, policeman, r. 1011 Vallejo
Monaghan J. E., carpenter M. & A. Hansen, r. 78
Everett
Monaghan John, r. 24 Everett
Monaghan John, laborer, r. 14254 Clara
Monaghan John, longshoreman, r. 441 Clementina,
rear
Monaghan John watchman Potrero and B. V. RR.,
r. W 8 Minnesota, bet Solano and Mariposa
Monnghan John T., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
W 8 Minnesota, bet Solano and Mariposa
Monaghan Joseph, liquor saloon, 129 Folsom
Monaehan Matthew, cooper Herbert & Nyland, r. 727
Bryant
Monaghan Michael, laborer, r. 1021 Florida
Monaghan Michael, laborer, r. 177 Minna
Monaghan Michael M., expressman, r. 406 Minna
Monaghan Patriek, boot and shoemaker, 1059 Folsom,
r. 15 Garden
Monagban Stephen, stovemounter W. M. Montague &
Co., r. San Miguel
Monnghan Terrence, cook, r. 710 Hayeg
Monaghan Thomas H., plumber and gaafltter, 1432
California
Monaghan Thomas P., horaeshoer Robert Lewin, r.
128 Seventh
Monaghan William, fireman stmr Santa Rosa, r. 78
Everett
Monahan Daniel, keeper Point Lnbos Flume Spring
Valley W. W., r. NE cor Presidio Reservation
Monahau David M., pressman George Spaulding &
Co., r. 560 SteveuKon
Monahan Dennis, cardrlver, r. 219)4 Tehama
M inahan Eliza, widow, r. 727 Hayes
Monahan Francis J., painter Cal. Electric Light Co.,
r. 248 Jessie
Monahan Francis J., with Keane Bros., r. 727 Hayes
Monahan Henry, bookkeeper John H. Dall, r. 1421
Octavla
Monahan Henry, butcher E. G. Rodolph k Co., r.
6-20ii Natoma
Monahan Hu«h, blacksmith Dow Steam Pump Works,
r. 551^ Natoma
Monahan Jehn (Monahan & McGurren) r. 141 Perry
Monahan John, deckhand ttiur City of Stockton
Monahan John, foreman P. E. Dougherty k Co., r.
121 Ninth
Monahan John, stereotyper Filmer & Stiller Electro.
Co . r. 24 Everett
Monahan John, watchman, r. 14 Minnt
Monahan Kate, domestic M.^O Church
Monahan Kate, widow, r. 1215 Geary
Monahan Lizzie Miss, dressmaking, 115 Kearny, r.
727 Hayes
Monahan M., laborer, Pac. Rolling Mill
Monahan M. A. Miss, teacher, r. 1215 Geary
Monahan Margaret Mrs., r. 620)^ Natoma
Monahan Mary, widow, r. 761 Folsom
Monahan Mary A. Mrs., r. 674 Natuma
Monahan May Miss, dressmaking, 115 Kearny, r. 727
Hayes
Monahan Michael, r. 136 Fern Av
Monahan Michael, compositor Examiner, r.l309 Jack-
son I
Monahan Minbie A. Miss, teacher public schools, r,
1215 Geary *
Monahan Patrick, r. 819 Howard
Monahan Patrick, groceries aid liquors, 1222 Folsom
Monahan Patrick, laborer, r. SW cor Baker and Mc-
Allister
Monahan Peter, laborer, r. 1917 Broadway
Monahan Thomas, clerk C. E. Edwards, r. 1322 Harrl-
son
Monahan Thomas, glass stainer John Mallon
Monahan Thomas, hackdriver, r. 850 Howard
Monahan Thomas, laborer, r. 213 Polk
Monahan William, fireman, r. 78 Everett
Monahan & McGurren (John Monahan and Arthur
MoGnrren) liquor saloon, 434 Pine
a^" Monahan. See Manahan and Monaghan
Monarch R:, lineman Cal. Electric Light Co., r. 238
Jessie
Monasch Herman, tailor, r. 458 Clementina
Monasch Mar, barber Tony Sparrow, r. 458 Clemen-
tina
Monastps H W., capitalist, r. 332 Eddy
Monat Malcolm, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Monblani Z., waiter Nevada Restaurant, r. 5 Virginia PI
Moncharmont E., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r.
1340 Folsom
Moncisvais Charles (Moncisvais & Jones) r. 115
Trenton
Moncisvais & Jones (Charles Moncisvais and William
Jones) mnfg jewelers and diamond setters, 339
Kearny
Monck George, bookbinder Hicks & Judd, r. 1117
Folsom
Monck Richard, trunkmaker, r. 1127 Folsom
i^T' Monck. See Monk, Muuck and Munk
Monckton Daniel, miuinsj expert, r. 2311 Webster
Monckton Frank D., deputy clerk U. S. Circuit
Court, and U. 9. Commissioner, ofBce 51 U. S.
Appraisers' Bldg, r. 2311 Webster
t^ Jlonckton. See Munckton
Mondada Thomas, jeweler Geo. C. Shreve b Co., r*
6:» Broadway
Monday Frank, carpenter, r. 1059 Mission
Moudragon Arthur, fitter Buckingham b Hecht, r. 8
Salmon
Mondragon Lawrence, porter C. H. Boone
Mondragon Phar, paster Buckingham b Hecht, r. 8
Salmon
Mone John J., court commissioner and attorney at
law, 9-13 Nevada Block, r. 140 Page
Mouell Joseph D., r. 25 Ridley
Mouet Charles, with Holbrook, Merrill b StetBon, r.
19 Glover
Monet John B., watchman, r. 1110 Pacific
Monet Victor, draftsman Charles W. Kenitzer, r. 1110
Pacific
Monetta Guglielmo, expressman, r. 11 BannamPl
Monfort Walter, cardriver, r. 1747 Mission
Monge Louis, vocalist Tivoli Opera House
Mongenot E. R., seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Mongeot Charles, r. 512 Sixth
MONITOR MILLS, o«..„ *
Brnna proprietors, flonr, feed, meal,
bran and middlings, 317-919 How^ard
Monitor Pnblishinj; Co. The, S. J. McCor-
mick manager, publishers The Monitor, 536
Kearny
Slonitor The (Catholic weekly) The Monitor Pub-
lishing Co. publishers and proprietors, 63«
Kearny
Monk Abraham, r. 452 Jessie
Monk Anna, widow, r. 403 Green
Monk George, bookbinder, r. 131 Turk
Monkcom Charles J., locksmith, 958 Howard
Monkman J. H. Mrs., dressmaking, 534 Polk
Monkman J. H , druggist, r. 534 Polk
Monks Joseph, shoemaker, r. 319 Tehama, rear
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AlBo ^he flneBt BT«dM of Clarets, Hock*. ) ARPAD HARASZTKY & CO.,
Burgundies, Sauternes. Ports kiid Sherries ( 630 WASHIOTTOM SftUSC.
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Monks Richnrd B., clerk, r. 325 0'F«rrell
MONKS SAMUEL la.Wna.r.
dresser and \%lg maker, ISa McAllister
Monktt Tliomie. pKinter, r. 543 Second
Mounell Herbert E., machiuist, r. 720 Clementina
Monueret Frank, waKonniaker, r. T20 Valhejo
Monnet Louis, capitalist, office 446 California, r. 1154
Eighth', Oakland
MoiiDichnian John W., loDgshoreman, r. ISNatoma
Monnier Edward, clerk Peter Mounler, r. 30(t Hayes
Monnier George, clerk Peter Monniei, r. 300 Hayes
Slonnier Georg^e, Importer and wholesale and re-
tall dealer forei(;n and natiye wiues, 1153 How-
ard, cor Suiuner
Monnier Peter, Importer and dealer foreign and
SHtive wines and li'juors, cigars, etc., NW cor
Hayes and Frauklin, r. 300 Hayes
MonniD George, shoemaker, r. fe3t Vallejo
Moniiin John B., shoemaker, 2947 Sixteenth
Mounin John P., shoemaker John B. Monuin, r. 2947
Sixteenth
Mono Attilio. salesman O. Rottanri, r. 1027 Market
MonoGold Mining Co. (Mono Co.. Cal.) G. W. Ses-
sions secretary, (;2-(i:t Nevada Block
Monotti Alfred, porter Antonio Pastene, r. 1606 Stock-
ton
Monotti Frederick, woodcarver George H. Fuller, r.
511 Broadway
Monotti James, painter, r. 4 Margaret PI
Mouotti Paola, Uborer. r. 4 Margaret PI
Monrad Henry, carpenter, r. Twenty-second Av, nr
Point Lobos Av
Monro An hibald, porter, r. 1404 Hyde
Monro William J., bookkeeper, r. SI.") Jones
Monroe Erastus P., clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo
* Co.,r. 1118 Market
Monroe George, carpenter, r. 143 Third
Monroe George, carpenter, r. 1324 Mission
Monroe George, wood and coal. 600 O'Farrell
Monroe George M., wliiiener, r. fi46 Mission
Monroe Harry, solicitor, r. 713 Vallejo
Monroe Henry R., carpenter, r. 63S Commercial
Monroe Herman, seaman, r. 22 Isis
Monroe James W.] second officer stmr Walla Walla, r.
21.34 Union
Monroe Michael, carpenter, r. 101 Jessie
Monroe WiUiHm. stonecutter, r. 24 Verona
■^ Monroe. See Munro and Monroe.
Monsees Henry, groeeries and liquors, NEcor Bryant
and Morris Av, r. 756 Bryant
Monsees Louis, driver, r. 1010 McAllister, rear
Monsees Rebercn, widow, r. 1010 McAllister, rear
Monseignour Antone, b;iker, r. 26 Hoflf Av
Monson B. H. ti Co. (Burdett H. Monson) printers,
506 Commercial
Monson Burdett H. (B. H. Monson & Co.) r. 813 Twen-
tieth
Monson Charles, porter, r. 1922 Filbert
Monson Frank C, stock clerk J. J. Mack & Co., r. 813
Twentieth
Monson Frederick H., salesman, r. 813 Twentieth
Monson George, cook. r. 10 Commercial
Monson Samuel B., sulesinan, r. 613 Twentieth
t^" Monson. See Muuson
Montag Herman P , salesman Joe Spanier & Co.
MonVigne Catherine Miss. r. 251 Tehnma
Mont igue Claude, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. Black Point
Montai^ue E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 619 J4 Larkin
Montague E. B. Mrs., r 404 Golden Gate Av
Montatiue James G., clerk, r. 50 Louisa
Montague James S.. machinist, r. 50 Louisa
Montague John, lumberman, r. 26 )i Clinton
Montague John F., lanndryman r. 32 Fourth
Montague Michael, r. 932 Howard
Montague Wilfred W. (W. W. Montague & Co.) r. 1103
Bush
FRATINGER 8t CO.
READY-MADE SUITS
FOR
LADIES, MIS;E3 AND CHILDREN.
105 KEARNY STREET.
JOHrHAMMOND
REFLECTORS,
FOE SHOW WINDOWS AND STOKES,
MADE AND REPAIRED.
W. E. LANE,
Plumber
BOB KEARKV STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
MONTAGUE W. W. & CO.
(Wilfred W. Montaffue, C. Adolphe Low
Charles A. Belden nnd Alonxo A. Wat-
kinsl importer* and Jobbers stoves,
ran$;e8, inetnls. Iron niuntels and tin-
ners'stock, 309>:il7 market
Montanya Charles, sboecntter, r. 608 Filbert
Montnnva George, tinsmith Freeman & Wrin, r. 246
Third
Montcharmont Prosper, compositor Le Franco-Cali-
fornieu. r. 1340 Folsom
Monte.'igle Louis F., farmer, office 116 Leldesdorff, r.
1401 Sutter
Monteagle Itobert C, draftsman Fulton Ironworks,
r. liPJ.T Mission
Montealegre Ant 'nio, cigarmaker Jose A. Garcia, r.
Ahlhorn House
Monteale;ifre Carlog F. , with Montealegre k
Co.. r. 512 Suiter
Montealegre Eiluardo, r. 1114 Bush
Montealegre Francisco G., r. 512 Sutter
Momealetire J'se M., rhysician, 1114 Bush
MONTEALEGEE & CO.
(>T. A. Salazarl C. V. Dlonteale^re agfeiit.
Importers and commission merchants,
230 California
Monti:-biHnc<i Carlo, vegetables, Colombo Market, r. 5
Jasper PI
Montetiore Horatio, office 435 California, r. 438 Geary
Montell Edgar H., first officer stmr Newbern, r. 316
Oak
Montell Francis M., master mariner, r. IfiJi De Boom
Montell John, house and sign painter, 335 McAllibter
Monte 1 John pharmacist Stearns, Wordeu & Co., r.
16 M De Boom
Montenegro Francisco S., bootblack Knoechel &
Brand, r. 27 Scott PI
Montero — , carpenter, r. 4 Sonora
Montero Victoria, widow r. 15 Morey Alley
Montero Stefano, boxmaker, r. 15 Murey Alley
Monleverde Florenrio E., superintendent Pac. Iron
Works, r. 1618 Sutter
Mont-verde Manuel, stove mounter, r. 621 Vallejo
Montgaillard Louis, bookkeeper Leuormand Bros., r.
4 Scott PI
Montgomery Agnes Mrs., r. 720 Bnsh
Montgomery Aitken, engineer, r. 801 Bay
Montgomery Alexander, capitalist, t06 Montgomery,
r. NW cor Lenvenworth and V»llejo
Montgomery Baths and Hair Dressing Sa-
loon, Knoechel i Brand proprietors, 621 Mont- j
gomery
Montgontery Brothers (Charles and William) |
proprietors American Exchange Hotel, 31S>-325 1
Montgfoinery Charl4>8 (Monteomery Bros.,
Cliarles Montgomery & Co. and John F. Myers k
Co.) and proprii tor Montgomery's Hotel, 227-229
Second, Bible Truth Depot, 640 Clay, and presi-
dent West C'>ast SS. Co., r. 2j7 Second
Montgomery Cbarl>s, bookkeeper, r. 6<i9 Powell
Montsromery Charles & Co. (Cnarles Mont-
gomery, James West and John Elliott) grocers
and tea mt rchanis, 227-229 Second, and 41 Sixth
Montgomery Charles D., agent, r. 118 Ellis
Montgomery C. W., clerk Davis Bros., 1234 Market, r.
3V0 Sansoine
Montgomery Douglass A., physician, 600 Sutter
Montgomery Frank, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 14
Bluxome
Montgiimery George Rev., chancellor arch-diocese of
San Francisco, r. 1122 Eddy
Montgomery George W., tailor H. 8. Bridge & Co., r.
132 Fourth
Montgomery House, William Perkins proptr, 611-613
Mission
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CAR WORKS
Sfanafactarer of ererr description of
PASSBNQER, STRBET AMD FREIGHT CARS.
42 to SU Be»le Street. Kan Framcisco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker.
421-^27 Xarket Sii^ti. Sole Agents tnt
Dederick's Perpetaal Ha.vPre88es.
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W. W. Montague Sl Co.
PUIXEPS,
Suction and Force.
FOR HAND, TVIND-3IIL.I. ANO POW^ER,
ALL, SIZKS.
809. 3U, 313, 815 and 317 MABSET STBEET
Montgomery James, restaurant, 1737 Mission
MoutKomery James, driver Henry Wright, r. 18
Bridge
MONTGOMERY JOHN p....-
cian and surgeon, oiBce and r. 42S
Sutter
Montfiomery John W., seaman stmr Newport, r. 41
Pacific
Montgomery M., conductor Presidio RR., r. Harbor
View
Montgomery Maggie, cook 724 Shotwell
Montgomery Robert W., laborer, r. 10^ Louisa
Montgomery Rose Miss, clerk Redington & Co., r.
10k Louisa
Montgomery Samuel M., clerk, r. 640 Golden Gate Av
Montgomery Street Coffee House, Noerager &,
Hjul proprietors, 426 Montgomery
Montgomery Warren A., grlpman, r. SE cor Haight
and Stanyan
Montgomery William (Montgomery Bros.) r. Ameri-
can Exchange Hotel
Montgomery William, cook, r. Sailors' Home
Montgomery William, fisherman, r. 54 Sacramento
Montgomery William, foundryman, r. 29 Tweuty-
second
Montgomery William, rigger, r. 330 Drumm
Montgomery William A., cook, r. 1031 Sutter
Montaomery William B., painter, r. 16 Hampton PI
Montgomery William E., polisher Geo. C. Shreve &
Co., r. Oakland
Montgomery William F., conductor, r. 1528 Eddy
Montgomery William R., band sawyer Union Box
Factory, r. 10!^ Louisa
Montgomery W. J., r. 737 Market
Montgomery's Hotel, Charles Montgomery pro-
prietor, 227-229 and 247 Second
Monti Cbarles, bookkeeper, r. 404 Green
Monti Paul (Carbone & Monti) r. Alameda
Montpellier A., casliier and manager Grangers'
Bank of California, NW cor California and Bat-
tery, r. 2009 Buchanan
Montreal House, Marcel Demarias proptr, 13003^
Stockton
Montrose Frank, plumber, r. 1747 Miscion
Montrose John B., carpenter and builder, 1607 Geary
Montrose Mary A., widow, r. 1609 Geary
Montrose Wesley, machinist, r. 1609 Geary
Mont-Ronpe Vineyard and Cellar (Uvermore Valley,
Alameda Co.) Adrien J. Chauehe proptr, office
615-617 Front
Montvay Anthony, driver La Grande Laundry, r. 212
Thirteeuth
Montzersett Helene, actress, r. 681 Mission
Moobnrg Andrew, porter W. B. Sumner & Co., r. 506
Folsom
Moock Jacob, r. 31 Valencia
Mood Fi ank, assistant bookkeeper Contra Costa Laun-
dry Assn, r. Oakland
Moody Bell Miss, r. SE cor Lombard and Jones
Moody Charles, fruits, Ocean Beach, nr Cliff House
Moody Charles E., r. 922 Van Ness Av
Moody Cbarles S., carpenter, r. '^02 Second
Moody E. Philip, salesman Keane Bros., r. Chenery,
nr Randall
Moody Frank L., carpenter, r. 919 Jackson
Moody Frederick S., mining secretary, r. SE cor
Lombard and Jones
Moody George, delivery clerk P. M. S3. Co., r. 312
Sixth
Moody Isaac A., carpenter, r. 919 Jackson
Moody Isaac F., steward, r. 259 Stevenson
Moody James, r. 67 Everett
Moody James E., salesman Pac. Manufacturing Co.,
r. 14 Mint Av
Moody James H., clerk Hawley Bros. Hardware Co.,
r. Oakland
Moody 3. G., clerk Northern Pacific Express Co.
Moody John, fireman, r. 15 Pacific
Moody John C, carpenter, r. 944 Valencia
Moody John C. fiorist, cor Cheoery and Cartro
Moody Joseph G., commen ial traveler, r. 1908 Jessie
Moody Joseph L., capitalist, r. SE cor Lombard and
Jones
Moody Louis E.. accountant, r. 1 Cedar Av
Moody Maggie Mrs. seamstress, r. 222)^ Fourth
Moody Mary W. Mrs., phynician, 944 Valencia
Moody Olivia, widow, r. 728 Shotwell
Moody William, broker, r. 100 Jones
Moody William C, insurance agent, r. 1521 Clay
Mooers Jofin, drayman, r. 926 Mission
Moon Audrew J., accouutant, r. 12 Mason
Moon Charles B., clerk, r. 511 Mason
Moon Frank E., r. 128 H Fourth
Moon Herbert E., r. 312 Hyde
Moou Peter, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 1110 Bat-
tery
^TMoon. See Mhoon
Mooney Arthur, waiter, r. 1622 Broadway
Mooney AugUBtine I., clerk, r. 21 Turk
Mooney Bartholomew, r. 715 Polk
Mooney Bc-rnard, longshoreman, r. 212 Broadway
Mooney Cornelius Mrs., furnished rooms, 1007 Market
Mooney Cornelius, saloon keeper, r. Iii07 Market
Mooney Daniel J., groceries and liquors, SW cor First
and Point Lobos Avs
Mooney Edward, r. 995 Market
Mooney Eliza, widow, r. 328 Fell
Mooney Fanny Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 711 Jones
Mooney Henry, painter, S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fao
tory, r. Black Point
Mooney James, carpenter, r. S s Twenty-fifth, bet
Church and Dolores
Mooney James, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
1012 Potrero Av
Mooney James, millwright John Hammond
Mooney James C, horseshoer, r. 834 Howard
Mooney James H., carpenter, r. 23 Garden
Mooney James T., horseshoer Thomas Ford, r. 14
Clinton
Mooney J. J., waiter, r. 871 Market
Mooney John, engineer Arctic Oil Works, r. S s So-
lano, bet Minnesota and Tennessee
Mooney John, fireman stmr Gen. McDowell, p.
cor Twenty-ninth and Noe
Mooney John B., sewing machine agent, r. 109 Min-
na, rear
Mooney John E., stevedore, r. 123M Welsh
Mooney John H., mnfr bag sewing machines, 105
Fremont, r. Oakland
Mooney John J., machinist, r. 1012 Potrero Av
Mooney Joseph, laborer, r. SW cor Railroad Av and
Trinidad
Mooney Joseph D., wool grader, r. 3 Roach
Mooney Joseph M., policeman, r. 80 AVest Mission
Mooney Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 613 Post
Mooney Mary T. Miss, teacher Urban School, r. Oak-
land
Mooney Patrick, whltener, r. 3 Roach
M 'oney Patrick Jr., whitener, r. 3 Roach
Mooney Squire v., manager The John A. Roeb-
ling's Sous' Co., 14 Drumm, r. 1719 Sacramento
Mooney William, r. 2623 Sutter
Mooney William, millwright John Hammond
Mooney William, teamster, r. W s Trinidad, bet
Yazoo an4 Platte
Mooney William, with J. H. Mooney, r. 23 Garden
Moore Adolph, plasterer, r. 419 Jones
Moore Albert, carpenter, r. 424 Folsom
Moore Albert, molder, r. 15 Tehama PI
Moore Albert, salesman James Curtin, r. 1135 Market,
rear
Moore Albert E., bootfitter, r. 22 Louias
Moore Albert S., hostler, r. 146 Clara
Moore Alfred, r. 609 Hyde
THE LATEST STYLES,
THE FINEST GOODS,
THE BEST WORK at
"THE HASTINGS,"
1.ICK HOUSE BI/OCK.
THE LION Kre Ins. Co. OF LONLON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, $4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SSZTOH, tsA. Ua&agtt.
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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863
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SEWEBPIPE. SEWER TBAPS.
Se-wers Laid Properly.
Se"wers Repaired.
E. LANE,
503 Kearny Street.
Moore Alfred, broker, r. 624 Sicrameuto
JRIoore Alft-ed S., president American Oil Co.. IT
MBin, r. 711 Jones
Moore Andrew, furniture and crockery, 1213-1215
Powell
Moore Anthony F., barber, lUG Folsom
Moore Arthur J., bootlitter Mattern & Moore, r. 215
Capp
Moore Arthur W. (Magee * Moore) r. 2520 Pacific Av
Moore A. S., watchman Suttt-r St. HR.
Moore Austin D. (Moore & Smith) r. 2121 Buchanan
Moore B. F., seaman, r. 13 Clay
Moore B. F., seamiin, r. 28 Clay
Moore Bartholomew P., secretary Cal. Furniture
Mnfg Co., 2J0 Bush, r. 8122 Bush
Moore Ben.iamln. millhand A. Wllke.r. 62 Ferine
Moo» Bethuel C, ship's clerk, r. 446 Sixteenth
Moore Brothers (Charles P. and George H.) contrac-
tors ai)d builders, 330 Pine, rooms 11-12
Moore Calvin, Uentist, 3-10 St. Ann's Bldg
Moore Caspar, woodcarver Charles Greflfe, r. 426Jj
Fifth
Moore Catherine, cook 824 Valencia
Moore Catherine, widow, r. 7 Alice, rear
Moore C. E., r. 208 Fifth
Moure Charles, r. 12211 Lacuna
Moore Charles, blacksmith P. M. S3. Co.
Moore Charles, laborer Tripp A Turner, r. 220 Third
.Moore Charles A., clerk, r. 2121 Buchanan
Moore Charles B., keeper warehouse J. M. Pierce, r.
7 Buss
Moore Charles C, accountant 3. F. Tool Co., r. 318
Taylor
Moore Charles F., clerk Jacob Lindo, r. 510 Ellis
Moore Charles F., plumber S. P. Co., r. 22 Stanly PI
Moore Charles F., seaman, r. 13 >4 East
Moore Charles H., attorney at law, 22 Kevada
Block, r. 625 0'Farrell
Moore Charles J. (8. B. Paige & Co. and C. J. Moore
& Co.) r. 1719 Central Av, Alameda
Moore Charles P. (Moore Bros.) r. 252 Octavia
Moore Charles P., blacksmith, r. 22 Stanly PI
Moore Charles S., fish, 270C Mission, r. 1015 Capp
Moore Charles 8., laborer, r. E s Illinois, bet Napa
and Butte
Moore Charles W., physician, Nucleus Hotel
Moore C. J. & Co., tanners (Soque), Cal.) office 116
Front
Moore C. S., foundryman Union Iron Works
Jloore David, drayman, r. 228 Fulton
Moore David, marbleyard, W 8 Central Av, bet Cali-
fornia and Sacramento, r. NE cor Laurel and Sac-
ramento
Moore DeWitt C, physician, 220 Sansome, r. Berkeley
Moore E. A. Mrs., widow, r. 817)4 Larkin
Moore Edward, architect, r. 1007 Powell
Moore Edward F., trimmer, r. 645 Mission
Moore Edward M., clerk ticket auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. 2122 Bu8h
Moore Edwin, washer U. S. Laundry
Moore E. J. Mrs., proptr Clarendon House, 574 Folsom
Moore E. J. & J. H. (Elliott J. and Joseph H.) at-
torneys at law, 77-78 Montgomery Block
Moore Klizabeth, bakery, 30 Franklin
Moore Elizabeth L., with Madison & Burke, r. 815
Bush
Moore Ellen Mrs., dressmaker, r. 446 Sixteenth
Moore Ellen, widow, r. 9 Fanen Av
Moore Ellen D. Mrs., student Cooper Medical Col-
lege, r. Berkeley
Moore Elliott J. (E. J. & J. H. Moore) r. 106 Julian Av
Moore Elsie Mrs., vestmaker, r. 358 )j Jessie
Moore Emmons C, r. 505 Bush
Moore F. E., r. 919)4 Mission
Sloore, Ferj^nson <Si Co. (James Moore, John E.
Hobson and Eben W. Ferguson) commission mer-
chants, 310 California
Moore F. N., clerk W. & J. Sloane Ik Co., r. Alameda
DR. BAZAN'S
TnEBHO-EliECTRIC
RUSSIAN and TMKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Balis Giyei.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
W.
Plumber,
Established 1»(».
Telephone 31&.
Moore Frank, r. 1425 California
Moore Frank, musician, r. 1 Grace Terrace
Moore Frank, cardtender S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 1814 Dnpont
Moore Frank R., laborer, r. 154 Clara, rear
Moore Georse, carpenter, r. 609 Locust Av
Moore George, machinist, r. 439 Eddy
Moore George Mrs., widow, r. 1250 California
Moore Goorge A. (E. L. G. Steele & Co.) r. 1912 Wash-
ington
Moore George A., longshoreman, r. 42 Everett
Moore Georjje A. , president Pacific Mutual Life
Insurance Co. of Caiiforuia, 418 California, r. 835
G'Farrell
Moore George E., laundryman Lick Laundry, r. 619
Fell
Moore George H. (Moore Bros.) r. 1 Rubs
Moore George H. (Moore, Hunt & Co.) r. Kentucky
Moore George H., r. 266 Brannan
Moore H., Mrs., r. 212 Twelfth
Moore H. A. Mrs., widow, r. 534 EHlB
Moore Harry P., r. 22 Stanly PI
Moore H. E. & Co. (Horace E. Moore and Marian L.
Mowry) general agents The U. S. D.alers Protec-
tive Assn. and Mercantile Agents, 26 Montgomery
Moore Henry, r. 7 Alice, rear
Moore Henry, r. 104 Alta PI
Moore Henry, master mariner, r. 1415 Powell
Moore Henry, shoemaker, r. 419 Jonea
Moore Henry B., conductor 8. P. Co., r. 1793 Howard
Moore Henry J., r. 7 Alemany
Moore Hiland A. (Sterling Furniture Co.) r. Ban
Rafael
Moore Horace E. (H. E. Moore & Co.) 26 Montgomery
Moore Horace H., bookseller, 415 Montgomery, r.
430H Chestnut
Moore, Hunt & Co. (George H. Moore and Henry
B. Hunt) importers and wholesale liquor dealers,
404 Front
Moore Isaac, r. 934 Dolores
Moore Isaac, bookkeeper Charles. J. Hendry, r. 1*28
Eighteenth
Moore Ibidore C, Importer tea, 26 Main, r. 900 O'Far-
rell
Moore J., waiter stmr Ancon
Moore Jacob, watchman, r. 9!< Midway
Moore James (Moore, Ferguson & Co.) r. 1903 Baker
Moore James, bricklayer, r. 316 Jackson
Moore James, broom maker, r. 7 Vaiide water
Moore James, car driver, r. 1731 Mission
Moore James, dyer, r. 16 Gilbert, rear
Moore James, fireman stmr Gipsey, r. 41 Pacific
Moore James, laborer, r. 305 Sixth
Moore James, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co
Moore James, paying teller Nevada Bank, r. Roai
Valley, Marin Co
Moore James, stone mason, r. 104 Alta PI
Moore James, teamster N. Bichard, r. 2 Tehama
Moore James, upholsterer, r. 2811 Sacramento
Moore James J., plasterer, r. 131 Twelfth
Moore James S., r. 542 Tweiitv-thlrd
Moore James T., r. 1504 O'Fnrrell
Moore James W., r. 615 Van Ness Av
Moore Jane Miss, r. E s Mississippi, bet Solano and
Mariposa
Moore Jane, widow, r. 9)4 Ransch, rear
Moore Jefferson, plasterer, r. 26 Everett
Moore J. J. & Co. (John J. Moore and E. B.
Clifford) general commission merchants and ex-
porters, 302 Caiiforuia, and Sydney, Aastralia
Moore J. L., r. 405 Tiiylor
Moore John, r. 1532 Polk
Moore John (Moore & Murphy) r. 16)4 MoH
Moore John, attorney at law, r. 14 Mason
Moore John, boots and shoes, 1032 Folsom
Moore John, bootfltter, r. 215 Capp
Moore John, fireman, r. 230 Firtst
Moore John, helper Onion Iron Works, r. 120)4 Silver
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 83.
LITHOGRAPHERS
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
DAVIS, City Asent,
429 California Street.
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W. W. Montague &. Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
Encaiutic, Criased and Plain.
309. 311. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Moore John, longshoreman, r. 311 East
Moore John, plasterer, r. '26 Everett
Moore John, steward, r. 722 Broadway, rear
Moore John, surgeon U. S. A., assistant medical pur-
Teyor, r. 203U Broadway
Moore John, teamster, r. 29 Ritch
Moore John, wood and coal, 263 Minna
Moore John A., salesman Henry Dutton Jr., r. 518
Golden Gate Av
Moore John C, salesman M. J. Flarlni: Co..r. 6 Eddy
Moore John C, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 108 Second
Moore John E., r. 110 Ellis
Moore John E., clerk, r. 131 Twelfth
Moore John F., druggist, r. 405 Taylor
Moore John H., shoemaker, r. Second Av, bet Point
Lobos Av and Clement
Moore John J. (J. J. Moore & Co.) r. 2202 Jackson
Moore John J., baker Roman Catholic Orphan Asy-
lum
Moore John J., plnmber, r. 1503 Franklin
Moore John J. Jr., plumber JobnT. Cosgrove, r. 1506
Franklin
Moore John K., carpenter, r. 521 Kissling
Moore John M., mining, 77-78 Montgomery Block, r.
14 Mason
Moore John M., seaman, r. 530 First
Moore John O., saleRman Kline & Co., r. 1011 Post
Moore John "W., porter, r. 546 Mission
Moore John W. J., r. 28 Turk
Moore Joseph, barber J. Schwartz, r. 644 Sacramento
Moore Joseph, laborer, r. 30 Louisa
Moore Joseph, laborer, r. 318 Davis
Moore Joseph, laborer, r. 1914 McAllister
Moore Joseph H. (E. J. & J. H. Moore) r. 106 Julian
Av
Moore Joseph H
McAllister
Moore Joseph M
gripman Market St. BR., r. 2000
marker S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
Moore J. Preston, luinber dealer, r. 322 Eighteenth
Moore Justin iTaylr.r & Moore) r. 221 Powell
Moore Justin P., solicitor Equitable Life Assurance
Soc, 240 Montgiimery, r. San Rafael
Moore Lawrence M.. teamster, r. 131 Twelfth
Moore Leopold P. (L. P. Moore & Co.) r. 122 Eddy
Moore Louis A., glass stainer John Mallon, r. 1211
Folsom
Moore Louis A., ship's clerk, r. 446 Sixteenth
Moore L. P. & Co. (Leopold P. Moore) importers teas,
26 Main
Moore Lucretia C, widow, dressmaker, r. 2610 Mis-
sion, rear
Moore Luke, fireman, r. 318 Folsom
Moore M., water tender stmr Willamette
Mofre M. Mrs., suspendirmaber, r. 143 Third
Moore Maggie Miss, r. 35 Tavlor
Moore Mannel. barber, r. 1408 Church
Moore Margaret Miss, teacher Greenwich Street Pri-
mary School, r. 1410 Taj lor
Moore Maria Mrs., midwife, r. 18M Otis PI
Moore Martin, r. 527 Taylor
Moore Martin, clerit, r. 27)<5 Clara
Moore Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 1020 Mission
Moore Mary Mrs., groceries and liquors, 413 Fifth
Moore Mary, widow, r. N s Sierra, bet Illlnoib and
Michigan
Mooie Mary A. Miss, typewriter, r. 542 Twenty-third
Moure Mary B., widow, r. 313 Hyde
Moore Mary H. Mrs., artii-t, 1316 Larkln
Moore Matilda E. Mrs., tea. her Sanchez Street Pri-
mary School, r. 126 CoUingwood
Moore Michael, r. 536 Third
Moore Michael, seaman, r. 116 Townsend
Moore Michael, shoemaker, r. 131 Twelfth
Moore Michael R., laborer, r. 3-3 Welsh
Moore Modes, agent Frank C. De Long, 206 Battery,
r. 800 Filbert
Moore Nathan W., principal Urban School, r. 1017
Hyde
Moore Nathaniel, r. 1517 Golden Gate Av
Moore Octavlus G. (Moore & Schulze) 325 Montgom-
ery, room 33
Moore Oliver M., collector, r. 409 Twenty-sixth
Moore Owen, clerk, r. 4 Lawrence PI
Moore Owen, lumberman Preston & McKinnon, r. 18
Firht
Moore Owen, real estate agent, 608 Market, r. 81 N»-
toma
Moore Owen F., clerk John Moore, r. 265 Minna
Moore Patrick, laborer, r. 222 Franciseo, rear
Moore Patrick, longshoreman, r. 3 Hunt
Moore Patrick, r. 1410 Taylor
Moore Patrick A., bootmaker George W. Coldwell, r.
N s Sierra, bet Kentucky and Tennesse
Moore Peter, laborer, r. 1100 Battery
Moore Richard, carpenter, r. 212 Broadway
Moore Richard, laborer A. C. Buckman, r. 414J4 Fell
Moore Richard, shoemaker, 922 Howard
Moore Robert (Msttern & Moore) r. 215 Capp
Moore Robert, laborer Golden State and Miners' Iron
Works, r. 127 Fourth
Moore Robert, longshoreman, r. NE cor Fourth and
Berry
Moore Robert, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 2624
Sacramento
Moore Robert B., foreman Union Box Factory, r. 1321
Steiiier
Moore Robert J., machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 407
Folsom
Moore RoDert S. bootfitter Mattem & Moore, r. 215
Capp
Moore Robert S., superintendent Risdon Iron
and Locomotive Works, SE cor Howard and fieale.
r. 533 Ellis
Moore Rosa, domestic 505 Golden Gate Av
Moore Rosa, widow, cigars and tobacco, 415 Larkin
Moore Samuel E., bookkeeper Dodge, Sweeney & Co.,
r. SW cor Church and Twenty-third
Moore Silas, carpenter, NE cor Seventeenth and
Guerrero
Moore Silas, carpenter James W. Baldwin, r. 24 }<
Willow Av
Moore S. M. Mrs., widow, r. 1011 Post
Moore Stephen, miner, r. 15.32 Eddy
Moore Stewart, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 155>i Ship-
ley
Moore Sylvester, hay and grain, 1757 Mission
Moore Thomas, laborer, r. 39 Louisa
Moore Thomas, marble cutter Jacob Strahle & Co., r.
2811 Sacramento
Moore Thomas B., cabinetmaker, r. 21 Golden Gmte
Av
Moore Thomas B., carpenter, r. 452 Natoma
Moore Thomas W., r. 1026 Twenty-first
Moore Thomas W., r. 836 Fulion
Moore Vesta D. Miss, saleslady, r. 226 Van NesB At
Moore Viola Mrs., r. 129 Haight
Moore Walter J., compositor W. A. Woodward & Co.,
r. 415 Powell
Moore W. B., with Tivoli Opera House
Moore W. D. Mrs., r. 1014 Green
Moore W. D.. clerk Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 116J5
Taylor
Moore Wellesley, clerk Consul Great Britain, r. Ala-
meda
Moore William, r. 12 Eighth
Moore William, clerk, r. 1020 Mission
Moore William, laborer, r. 3 Simpson PI
Moore William, laborer, r. 422 Second
Moore William, machinist, r. 16 Gilbert, rear
Moore William, machinehand Laumeister Mills, r.
251 Third
Moore William, machinist Tatum & Bowen. r. 497
Gough
Moore William, seaman stmr Willamette
[ Moore William, watchman r. 21 Vallejo
Moore William A., janitor, r. 1011 Pacific
Imported and Domestic Rugs in immense variety.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
KKXT ABOVX PAX.ACX HOTZX.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Uannfactorers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? Market SI.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRYI
Finer than the class of Champagnes sent from ) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
France to this country, but without Brandy, f
WASEIKaTO» STB2ET.
MOO
865
MOR
Moore WlIllRm B., manaf^er Litton Springs Mineral
Watir Co., 152 New MoniRomery, r. Oakland
Moore William D., clerk, r. 722 Montgomery
Moore William F,. carrier Chronicle, r. 517)4 Jessie
Moore William H., clerk collection dept Wells, Fargo
k Co., r. 1010 JackBou
Moore William H., salcRman, r. 430 Geary
Moore William H., 8tev«dore, r. 2119 Taylor
Moore William J., engineer Whitney & Webster, r.
497 Gongh
Moore William J., watchman, r. 420 Jackson
Moore William M., bartender Bay District Hotel, r.
1613 Ellis
Moore William P. (Piosls & Moore) r. Berkeley
Moore William R., barber, r. 7 Alice, rear
Moore William S., clerk Pac. Mutual Life Ins. Co. of
Cal.. r. H30O'Farrell
Moore William T., laborer, r. 631 Sacramento
Moore William W., liquor saloon, SE cor Howard and
Fourth, r. 2(l03 Bush
Moore Zadock W., fruits and vegetables, 37-39 Cali-
fornia Market, r. 2l) Haight
Moore ami nior^an Minint; Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev.) John H. Sayre secretary, 328 Montgomery,
room 15
Moore fc Murphy (John Moore and John Murphy)
boots and shoes, 138 Sixth and 1226 Market
Moore k Scbulze (Octavius G. Mocire and Henry A.
Schulze) architects, 325 Mont«omery, room 33
Moore Si SmitU (Austin D. Moore and Hiram C.
Smith) lumber dealers, PiPr 10 Steuart
t^ Moore. See Moar, Mohr, Moor and More
Moorebead James, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r.
Occidental Hotel
Moorebead Philip, bookkeeper, r. 1011 Devlsdero
Moonhead Samuel L., r. 704 Howard
10' Moorebead. See Morehead
Moorehouse Laura E., widow, r. 1114 Clay
Moormann Julias C, collector Luther J. Ewell, r. 727
Treat Av
Moors John, teamster, r. 926 Mission
Moors Rosa Mrs., r. 2513 Micsion
Moos John, longshoreman, r. 119 Trenton
Moos Peter, salesman Eagleson k Co., r. 1805 Stock-
ton
Moose Berthold, commercial traveler, r. 2312 Califor-
nia
Moose George E., clerk Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
r. 1717 Larkin
Moose Gustav, commercial traveler M. & T. Weil jc
Co., r. 485 Bush
Mooser Charles E., dealer lime and cement, 334 Kear-
ny, r. 2709 Pierce
Mooser Joseph, secretary Miners' Association and
clerk H. Pichoir, r. 2709 Pierce
Mooser Louis H., clerk, r. 2709 Pierce
Mooser William, architect, 334 Kearny, rooms 7-9,
r. 2709 Pierce
Mooser William Jr., clerk Cal. Powder Works, r. 2709
Plerct
Moosie John, stockdriver, r. 13 Bartol
Mooss John, carpenter, i. 516 Fourth
Moote Samuel, foreman Bacon * Co., r. 2817 Howard
Mootry Charles T., driver Pacific Transfer Co., r. 425
Bush
Mootry Thomas Jr., mining, 258 Market
Mora Alexander, clock repairer, r. 9 Montgomery
Court
Mora Antonio, r. 509 Filbert
MORAGHAN MICHAEL B.
oyster dealer ami proprietor oyster
beds, Milllirae, Snu Mateo Co., depot
68-G9 California Market, r. 114 Ridley
Moragban F-'atrick, steam boatman, r. 212 First
Morahan Tboiiias, deckhand stmr T. 0. Walker
Morals Joseph M., porcelain repairer B. Nathan & Co.,
r. 314?i Clementina
FRATINGER S CO.
CLDc, m d m
105 KEARNY STREET.
GAS STOVES,
GAS nXTUEES, GAS BUENEES.
Bas Heaters lor all purposes lor sale and made to order.
NA/_ E_ i_Aisre,
605 KEARNT STREET.
PLUMBER,
Established 1880.
Teleiihone 315.
MORALES VISSIE K.
barber, 936 Folsom
Moran Alicia Mrs., r. 7011 Hyde
Moran Ann, widow, r. 478 Tehama
Moran Annie Miss. r. 715 Bush
Moian Bernard, painter, r. 4 Morrell PI
Moran Brothers (Louis J. and James) liquor saloon,
418 Broadway
Moran Catherine, widow, r. 5625i Natoma
Moran Charles, clerk S. Taylor b Co., r. Oakland
Moran Christine M. Miss, compositor, r. 1113 Mont-
gomory
Moran Daniel, gardener, r. 1417 Twenty-fifth
Moran Daniel, laborer, r. 1727 Market
Moran Daniel, liquor saloon, 124 Foui th
Moran Daniel J., hackdriver, r. 1533 Polk
Moran Daniel M. (D. M. Moran & Co.) r. 119 Jones
Moran Delia, domestic 1022 Green
Moran Delia, domestic SE cor Twenty-fourth and San
Job6 Av
Moran D. M. & Co. (Daniel M. Moran) dry goods, 128
Sixth
Moran Edward, assistant secretary 8. F. Stock and
Exchange Board, r. 1220 Leavenworth
Moran Edward, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W b
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta, rear
Moran Edward, hostler, r. 2821 California
Moran Edward F., reporter Chronicle, r. 32 Alta
Moran Edward J., paiute.r, and extraman Engine No.
15, r. 2821 California
Moran Edward M., tinsmith John Lee & Co., r. 918
Capp
Moran Ellen, domestic 1610 Franklin
Moran F., blacksmith George E. Belmor, r. 7 Caro-
lina PI
Moran Francis, shoemaker P. F. Nolan k Sons, r. 1113
Montgomery
Moran Frank, groceries and liquors, 422 Fourth
Moran Frank, tinsmith, r. 562 ?i Natoma
Moran Frank J., teamster, r. 442 Tehama
Moran Fred., drayman, r. 1306 Polk
Moran Harrison, policeman, r. 326 Duncan
Moran James (Moran Bros.) r. 306 Green
Moran James, bartender Patrick Healey, r. 131 Third
Moran James, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. SW cor
Twenty-fifth and Treat Av
Moran James, foreman Peplow k Tilley, r. 1220
Leavenworth
Moran James, laborer, r. 573 Howard
Moran James, liquor saloon, 234 Brannan
Moran James, painter Palace Hotel
Moran James, teamster, r. 120 Wildey
Moran James, treeser Cal. Barrel Co.
Moran James B., electrotyper Filmer k Stiller Electro
Co., r. 8 Garden
Moran James F., policeman, r. Ahlborn House
Moran James H , finisher Sterling Furniture Co., r.
UOJi Eighteenth
Moran James J., clerk, r. 877 Shotwell
Moran James M. (J. M. Moran k C».) r. 839 Mission
Moran J. M. & Co. (James M. Moran) drygoods, 45-47
Sixth
Moran John, r. 100 McAllister
Moran John, boxmaker, r. 156 Shipley
Moran John, clerk, r. 1520 Stockton
Moran John, dough mixer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 306
Green
Moran John, fireman, r. 414Fol8om
Moran John, guard Folsom State Prison, r. 244 )i
Perry t
Moran John, hostler A. S. Peterson, r. 66 New Mont-
gomery
Moran John, laborer, r. 439 Fifth
Moran John, inspector vaults and dislntermonts.
Health Dept, r. 113 Grove
Moran John Mrs., r. 110 5^ Eighteenth
Moran John C, brass finisher, r. R77 Shotwell
O
JOHN HAMMOND
55
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Hannfticturer ofcTrry description of
PA8SENGEB, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
4S to SO Bernle Street. Sau Franciaco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker. ^^^-i^Jo^r^JUI^^a^^gSSnl:;^'^
MOE
866
MOE
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOBTEBS or
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809. 3]1, 313, 315 and 317 MA££ET STREET
Moran jDhn E., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
562 Natouia
Moran John J., butcher Charles Junker, r. 137 Gou«h
Moran John J., conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 153
Sixteenth
Moran John J., 'watchman, r. 22 Silver
MorA John M., blacksmith, r. 3U Noe
Moran John P. S., warehouseman, r. 313 Folsom
Moran Joseph, broommaker Palmer & Steers
Moran Joseph, teamster, r. 230S Harrison
Moran Joseph C, coutractor, r. 716 Clementina
Moran Josephine, widow, r. 407 Montgomery Av
Moran Julia, domestic 912 Guerrero
Moran Louis, bai t'-nder David Mendes, r. 341 Sixth
Moran Louis J. (Moran Bros.) r. lll:i Montgomery
Moran Louisa Misc, teacher, r. 709 Hyde
Moran Maggie, widow, r. 7b5 Eddy
Moran Maggie E. Mrs. (Thompson & Moran) r. 7i2
Sixteenth
Moran Maria Miss, teacher music, r. 709 Hyde
Moran Martin, laborer, r. 9 Hayward
Moran Martin, longshoreman, r. 2(> Welsh
Moran Martin, longshoreman, r. 2i White PI
Moran Mary, widow, r. 442 T<-hama
Moran Mary J. Mrs., r. 16.51 Mission
Moran Matthew, raiser Cal. Barrel Co.
Mornn Matthias, pressman George H. Tay & Co., r.
914 Powell
Moran Michael, coal passer, r. 518 Mission
Moran Michael, driller S. F. Bridge Co., r. Dominica,
bet Railroad Av and Yazoo
Moran Michael, foreman press room George H. Tay
& Co., r 918 Capp
Moran Michael, pantryman stmr Santa Rosa
Moran Michael, teamster Black Diamond Coal Min-
ing Co., r. l')6 Shipley
Moran Patrick, hostler Madison & Burke, r. 8H De-
catur
Morran Patrick, laborer, r. 21 Freelon
Moran Patrick, miner, r. 402 Broadway
Moran Pntrick, tailor, 410 M Brannan
Moran Patrick, tanner Norton Tanning Co.
Moran Patrick, teamf^ter, r. 216 Ninth
Moran Patrick J, agent U. S. Laundry, 330 Broftd-
wav, r. 1113 Montgomery
Moran "Richard A. , bartender, r. 933 Mission
Moian Thomas (Moran & Z;eglmayr) r. 1624 Wash-
ington
Moran Thomas, helper 3. P. Gas Light Co., r. 523
Howard
Moran Thomas, hostler, r. 501 Hyde
Moran Thomas, machine hand Cal. Barrel Co.
Sloran Thomas, real estate, 413 Montgomery, r.
32 Alta
Moran Thomas, saloonkeeper, r. 1024 Powell
Moran Thomas, shoemaker, r. 156 Shipley
Moran Thomas A., laborer, r. 1651 Mission
Moran Thomas F., laborer Hobbs, Wall * Co., r. 38
Louisa
Moran Thomas J., driver, r. 300 Fourth
Moran Thomas J ., lamplighter, r. 877 Shotwell
Moran Thomas S., cooper, r. 8)4 Decatur
Moran Walter H., bookkeeper Haskell b Mnegge, r.
32R Duncan
Moran William, r. 217 Sixth
Moran William, storekeeper Union Clnb, r. 1220
Leavenworth
Moran William Mrs., widow, r. 1220 Leavenworth
Moran William C, bartender, r. 1113 Monteomery
Moran William C, conductor Market St. BR., r. 1585
Valencia
Moran William J., gasfltter, and extraman Hose No.
5. r. iS9 Hickory Av ♦
Moran & Zieglmayr (Thomas Moran and Frederick
Zieglmayr) liquor saloon, 505 Green
Morand Thomas, cardrlver. r. 742 Folsom
Morand Thomas, carpenter, r. 668 Clementina
Morando L. G. (Torrec & Morando) r. 4 Lafayette PI
Morango Antonio, laborer, r. 636 Francisco
Morante Joseph, laborer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 1709 Du-
poiit
Morante Manuel, porter S. Levy & Co., r. 638a Jessie
Morawetz Ernest, cook, r. 439 Bush
Morawetz John, wireworker, r. SE cor Mason and Bay
Morbio P. A., attorney at law, 420 California, r. 710
California
Morcel Joseph, blacksmith. 12 Stockton PI
Morch Julius, machine hand Cal. Barrel Co.
Morchio Charles L., waiter, r. 1107 Kearny
Morchio Frank (Mrs. M. Morchio & Son) r. 1107
Kearny
Morchio Giuseppe, vegetables, Colombo Market
Morchio John, carpenter 8. M. Hills, r. 1107 Kearny
Morchio M. Mrs. & Son (Mrs. Mary and Frank Mor-
chio) restaurant, 6 Leidesdorfif
Morchio Mary Mrs. (Mrs. M. Morchio & Son) r. 1107
Kearuy
Mordflunt Edward (McMahon k Mordaunt) r. 815 Pa-
cific
Mordaunt Frank, actor Alcazar Theater, r.l720O'Far-
rell
Mordecai Isaac T.. carrier Bulletin, r. 628 Montgom-
ery
Mordecai Monroe, paper carrier, r. 628 Montgomery
Mordhorst Charles F., tanner Morris Windt, r. NW
cor Twenty-fourth and Bryant
Mordhorst John C, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Mission and Brook
Mordoff E. L. Mrs., r. 9 Mason
Mordoff Frank W., clerk Irvine Bros., r. 203 Taylor
More Joseph J., carpenter, r. 923 Fell
More Samuel (Samuel More & Co.) r. Palace Hotel
More Samuel J., night inspector Custom House, r.
923 Fell
More Samuel & Co, (Samuel More) importers
and jobbers wines and liquors, 216 California
More William F., carpenter, r. 917 Fell
t^" More. See Moar. Mobr and Moore
Moreal Harry P. (H. P. Moreal * Co.) r. Alameda
Moreal H. P. & Co. (Harry P. Moreal) real estate
and loan agents, 402 Montgomery, room 7, and
1428 Park. Alameda
Moreau August, waiter Sartorj & Fantini
Moreau Georges (Verriier, Moreau & Co.) r. 334 Eddy
Moreau Henry, r. 230 Thirteenth
Moreau Maude Mme.; r. 73 Fourth
Morehouse Bcthuel. r. 812 Dolores
Morehouse Christopher C, contractor, r. 205 Leaven-
worth
Morehouse George, entry clerk J. W. Gale k Co., r.
781 Mission
Morehouse George F., master mariner, r. 2035 Mission
Morehouse John H., r. 510 Larkin
Morehouse Pierson F., bookkeeper National Iron
Works, r. East Oakland
Morehouse Le Grand, real estate, r. 781 Mission
Morehouse William P., policeman, r. 2500)4 California
Moreing Jennie Mrs., hair dresser, r. 427 Turk
Moreiijg Mitchell J._, musician, r. 427 Turk
Morel Charles F., teacher languages, r. 1412 Sacra-
mento-
Morel G. Miss, teacher music, r. 1412 Sacraraonto
Moreland Frances A., widow, lodgings, 1050 Howard
Moreland James A., agent Mills & Gibb (New York)
632 Market, r. 1024)4 Geary
Moreland John, r. Florida, bet Nineteenth and Twen-
tieth
Moreland John, laborer, r. 719 X Brannan
Moreland John Jr., cook, r. 719)4 Brannan
Moreland AV. W., Bank Commissioner, ofBce 528
California, room 2, r. Healdsburg
Morelli Candido, fruits and vegetables, 801 Stockton.
r. 923 Pacific
Morelli Charles, waiter Perini k Ferini. r. 24 Lewis
Morelos Antonio, cigarette mnfr, 636 Pacific, r. 823
Vallejo, rear
MANN Sc BENEDICT,
SDCCJESSORS TO
C. C. HASTINGS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND .
flJtCK HOUSE BIiOCK.
ORIENT IBS. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,551,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SSZTOK, is^ UsaiBBt.
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
MOR
867
MOR
Morclos Row Miss, teacher Spanish and £ngllt>h, r.
8-2:1 Vull. jo, rear
Moreno A. O. (Moreno k Zaput) r. 232 Brannan
Moreno Camillo N., printer, r. 2010 Mason
Moreno CbarleH, marbleworker Kuffino & Blanchl, r.
7:^5 Braunan
Moreno FelUlta, widow, r. 826 Broadway
Moreno Frank 3., salesman, r. 1114 Powell
Moreuo Joseph, carpetlayer, r. 625)4 Green
Moreno Joseph, longshoreman, r. 335 Bryant
Moreno Manuel, porter Cohen Bros., r. 18 Vallejo
Moreno William C, clerk, r. 1114 Powell
Moreno Xc Zitput (A. O. Moreno and Peter Zaput) res-
taurant, 232 Brannan
Morere Albeit, jeweler, r. 740 Broadway
Moressi John, laborer, r. 521 Union
Moressl Pietro, cook, r. .521 Union
Mnressi St»-funo, waiter Sartori & Fantinl.r. 621 Union
Moret Ernest, r. 253 Clementina
Moreton Arthur, clerk, r. 5.5H Suveuteenth
Moreton William, wines and liquors, 32 Montgomery,
r. 558 Seventeenth
Moretti Attllio (Morettl & Trezzini) 71 St. Ann's Bldf?
Morettl Kinaldo (Mascherini & Co.) r. 718 Greenwich
MORETTI & TREZZINI
(Atiilio flioretti and Bernnrdo Trezfinl)
artists, fresco paintings, 71-7^3 St. Ann's
Building^
Morey Charles H., machinist, r. 1191 Market
Morey Elizabeth J., widow, r. 10i8)i Folsom
Morey Frank J., clerk, r. 619 Folsom
Moray H. D., clerk W. U. Tel. Co.. r. 634 Vallejo
Morey Henry B., painter, r. 20o0 Mission
Morey Heuiy V., r. 407 Montiioinery Av
Morey John B., fruits. 500 Ellis, r. 20.50 Mission
Morey Joseph F., clerk Charles Montgomery & Co., r.
632 Howard
Morey Robert W.. teamster, r. 733 Market
Itluruy Rosivell E., superintendent Union Box
Factory, 112-114 Spear, r. Oakland
Morey Sable E. Miss, teacher Tehama Primary School,
r. 1028)4 Folsom
Morey Warren W., concrete layer, r. 311 Seventeenth
a^ Morey. See Mowry
Slorffetv Thomas, I>. D. S., dentist, 8 Montgom-
ery, r. 1725 Pine
Morgan Agues, domestic 1767 Howard
Morgan Albert W., paper carrier, r. 818 Grove
Morgan Alfred (Morgan Bros., and Morgau Bros, ft
Canham) r. 304 Mason
Morgan Andrew, miner, r. 26)4 Kearny
Morgan Annie Mrs., liquor saloon, NW cor Dovisa-
dero and E.lis
Morgan August, drayman Pascal, Dubedat & Co., r.
336 Vallejo
M.orga.n Ben., attorney at law, 330 Pine, room 9,
r. Berkeley
Morgan Brothers (George W. and Alfred) men's fur-
uiHhing goods, 218 Montgomery
Morgan Brutbers & Canham (Alfred and George W.
Morgan and Frederick Canham) fruits, 616 Market
Morgau C, lonsshorem in, r. 5t)8 Mission
Slur^an C. B., secretary Judson Manufacturing
Co., 8 Pine, r. Oakland
Morgan C. H., raining, r. The Baldwin
Morgan Charles A., bookkeeper Wuterhouse & Lester,
r. 1606 Post
Morgau Charles E., conductor, r. 817)4 Larkin
Mor;<an CJara, widow, r. 2312 Steiner
Morgan Clark H., secretary and treasurer Paclflo
Hardware Co., 934 Mission, r. 721 Franklin
Morgan Cosmo (F. W. Eaton i Co.) 8 Davis
Morgan C. W., mining, r. 307 Jones
Morgau Daniel bartender, r. 810 Kearny
Morgan Daniel, qusrterinnster stiur Starback
Morgan E.. machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Morgan Edmond II., plasterer, r. 906 Shotwell
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIER9IO-E1.ECTRIC
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BATHS
Also Msilicateil and Electric Batis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SANITARY PLUMBING
IN ALL ITS BBANCHES WELL DONE.
Repairing a Specialty.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1800. Telephone 315.
Morgan E Iward B., brickUyer, r. 007 Ivy Av
Morgan Edward H., cashier Albert Mau & Co., r. Oak-
land
Morgan Edwin D., caahier First National Bank
of San Francisco, 315 Montgomery, r. 2312 Clay
Morjjcan EInoch Sons Co., sapolio, C.W. Coburn
«! Co., agents, 6 Battery
Morgin Frank, fireman Enterprise Foundry, r. 70
West Misrtion
Morgan Frederick, with Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 805
Bush
Morgan Frederick C, secretary The Morgan Oyster
Co., 612-614 Third, r. 509 Twenty-flfth
Morgan George, dryer U. S. Laundry, r. 3011 Sixteenth
Morgan George A., liquor saloon, 2800 Howard, r. 9U6
Shotwell
Morgan Georjze F. O., physician and druggist.
NE cor Uulon and Laguna
Morgau George R., bookkeeper Davis, Haber k Co.,
r. 805 Bush
Morgan George W. (Morgan Bros, and Morgan Bros.
ft Canham) r. 512 Leavenworth
Morgan Hamilton, bookkeeper Pac. Hardware Co., r.
721 Franklin
Morgan Harry, grainbroker, r. 703 Post
Morgan Henry, clerk Charles Rogers, r. 793 Stevenson
Morgan Ueury, machinist, r. 54 First
Morgan Horace W., dairy, 13 Twenty sixth
Morgan J. A. & Co. (Joseph A. and William H. Morgan)
sailiuakers, 7 Clay
Morgan James, laborer, r. 11 Haggin
Morgan James B., paper carrier, r. 818 Grove
Morgan James B., plumber Thomas McKeown, r.
501)4 Sixth
Morgan James S., painter, r. 568 Mission
Morgan Jessie M., plasterer, r. 906 Shotwell
Morgau J. M., student Barnard's Business College, r.
2312 Clay
Morgan John, agent, r. 636 Commercial
Morgan John, gripman Market St. RR., r. 2000
McAllister
Morgan John, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r. 32
Golden Gate Av
Morgan John, painter, r. 657 Misnion
Morgan John, policeman, r. 24 Howard Court
Morgan John, policeman, r.679 Harrison
Morgan John, stableman, r. 16 Preston PI
Morgan John C, insurance agent, r. 17 Polk
Morgau John F., clerk Dutton & Partridge, r. 228
Hickory Av
niorsan John S., president The Morgan Oyster
Co., 612-614 Third, r. 509 Twenty-fifth
Morgan John S. D., bookkeeper Porter Bros, & Co.,
r. 630 Sacramento
Morgan John T., driver N. B. and M. RB., r. 2544)4
Folsom
Morgan Joseph, r. 109 Fair Oaks
Morgan Joseph, clerk, r. 630 Sacramento
Morgan Joseph, printer, r. 338 Vallejo
Morgan Joseph A. (J. A. Morgan & Co.) r. 32 Minns
Morgan Julia D. Miss, r. S s California Av, bet Cspp
and Howard „ _ ., .^ ^
Morgan J. R., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt k C!o., r.
Oakland
Morgan Levi A., bran packer. National Flour Mills.
r. 929 Eighteenth
Morgan Luke D., clerk, r. 228 Hickory At
Morgan Margaret, widow, r. 228 Hickory Av
Morgan Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 1769 Howard.
rear
Morgan Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 228 Hickory At
Morgan Maxwell H., carpenter, r. 704 Howard
Morgan Melville G., clerk, r. 26 Turk
Morgan Michael R., major U. S. A., chief com-
missary subsistence Division Pacific, Department
California, 208 Phelan Bldg, r. 2119 Calilornia
Morgan Milton A., plasterer, r. 906 Shotwell
Morgau M. R. Mrs., r. 805 Bush
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEFHONB 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE LARGEST BUSINESS
OF ANY AMERICAN COMPANY.
MOE
868
MOE
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Trimmings
a Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
MORGAN OYSTER CO. THE
J. S. Morgan, preaidfnt^ John Crellin
vice-president, F. C. Morfi^an secretary,
6ia-614 Third
Morgan Patrick, hostler James Hurst, r. 38 Sixth
Morgan Patrick laborer, r. 127 Fourth
Morgan Patrick, melter Enterprise Foundry, r. 70
West Mission
Morgan Patrick, washer M. Michelsen & Son, r. 615
Ellis
Morgan Percy T., secretary Electric Develop-
ment Co., 323 Pine, r. Cosmos Club
Morgan P. J., second mate stmr Ancon
Morgan E., clerk Entledge & Nixon, r. 1047 Howard
Morgan Robert, butcher stmr City of New Tork
Morgan Robert, wood worker San Leandro Mnfg Co.,
r. San Leandro
Morgan Rose E. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 21 Oak Grove Av
Morgan Samuel Mrs., widow, r. 1606 Post
Morgan Samuel G., bartender P. Donahue, r. 6 O'Far-
rell Alley
Morgan Thomas, r. 1747 Mission
Morgan Thomas E., blacksmith, r. 2033 Mission
Morean Vaughan, boilermaker. r. 112 Tehama
Morean 'William, laborer, r. 568 Mission
Morgan William A., liquor saloon, 229 Montgomery
Av, r. 530 Montgomery Ay
Morgan William F., porter stmr Granada
Morgan William H. (J. A. Morgan b Co.) r. 717^
Seventeenth
Morgan William H., sailmaker, r. 32 Minna
Morgan "William I., secretary Home Benefit Life
Association, 204 Montgomery, r. 2910 Bush
Morgan William J. (Martin & Morgan) r. 1047 How-
ard
Morgan William M.. cabinetmaker George H. Fuller,
r. 127 Oak
Morgan William P. (Levison Bros.) r, 1451 Franklin
Morgan William 9., packer Truman, Isham & Hooker,
r. 9233^ Mission
Morgan W. B., dryer TJ. S. Laundry
Morgans M. Mrs., widow, r. N s Shasta, bet IllinolB
and Michigan, rear
Morgans William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N ■
Shasta, bet Illinois and Michigan, rear
Morgenbesser Leon, stockkeeper Ephraim Frank, r.
9H1 Jackson
Morgenstern Alfred W., butcher, 544-546 Third and 9
Beixy
Morgenstern Helena Mrs., r. 734 Sixteenth
Morgenstern Louis, r. 539 Turk
Morgenstern Milliard (Hecht & Morgenstern) r. 633
Geary
Morgenstern Samuel, real estate and insurance, 325
California, r. 1118 Leavenworth
Morgenthal Anthony, attorney at law, 103
Montgomery, r. Occidental Hotel
Morgenthal Henry, junk, r. 1213 Pacific, rear
Morgenthaler Frederick, head cook Palace Hotel
Morgenthau Bernard, clerk, r. 924 Geary
Morgentbau Gu.stave, superintendent Mission Soap
and Candle Works, r. 924 Geary
Morgenthau Henry, traveling salesman Max Morgen-
thau, r. 924 Geary
Morgenthau Jesse, with Max Morgenthau, r. 924
Geary
Morgenthau Leopold, soapmaker Mission Soap and
Candle Works, r. 924 Geary
Morgenthau Max, proptr Mission Soap and Candle
Works, office 108 Bush. r. 924 Geary
Morgue City and County, Dunbar Alley, rear
Old City Hall
Morhard Charles, baker, r. 625 Clay
Morlarty Bartholomew, laborer, r. 212 Gongh
Moriarty Daniel, laster Buckingham Jc Hecht, r. 22
Howard Court
Moriarty Daniel, liquor saloon, 137 Ninth, r. 741 Te-
hama
Moriarty Dennis, laborer, r. 408 Seventh
Moriarty Eugene, chicken ranch. N 8 Lewis, nr Mis-
sion Road
Moriarty Jeremiah (Moriarty & Cliflford) r, 37 Powell
Av
Moriarty Jeremiah, helper Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 2019
Bush
Moriarty John, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 16 Preston PI
Moriarty John, laborer, r. 22 Howard Court
Moriartv John, trackman P. and O. RR., r. First At,
nr Stanyan
Moriarty John J., oiler stmr City of Peking
Moriartv Louis, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
Oakland
Moriarty Mary, widow, r. 106 Twenty-third
Moriarty Michael, joiner, r. 40H Seventh
Moriarty Norah, domestic 2530 Mission
Moriarty Robert, laborer, r. 1220 Green
Moriarty Thonjas, longshoreman, r. 42 Ecker'^i^
Moriarty Timothy, dairy, cor Eighteenth Av and
Clement
Moriarty & Clifford (Jeremiah Moriarty and John
Clifford) liquor saloon, 708 MisMon
Morine Thomas, teamster Capitol Mills, r. 1747 Mis-
sion
Morisi Leone Mrs., magnetic healer, 14 Turk
MoriPon H., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Morison Rnbert J., bookkeeper S. F. Wool Exchange,
r. San Mateo
Morison Samuel A., real estate, 509 Montgomery, room
2, r. Oakland
Morison William C, clerk Samuel I. Morison, r. Oak-
land
(&" Morison. See Morrison
Moritz John C, bnt( her, r. niH Filbert
83^ Moritz. See Maurice and Maurice
Moritzen John, waiter, r. 25 Owk Grove Av
Morizio Joseph, mining secretary, 328 Montgomery,
room 24, r. 924 Pacific
Mork Jacob, collector, r. 907 k Mission
Mork John, painter, r. 107 Taylor
Morken William C, farmer, r. 1421 Webster
Morle A. M. Mrs., dressmuking, 14 Grant Av, room*
71-72
Morley Bernard, hog ranch, N s St. Thomas, nr Sa-
vannah
Morley Frank E., boatswain stmr Queen of the Pacific
Morley Michael A., longshoreman, r. 9 Clara
Morling William, boilermaker. r. 66(1 Howaid
Morlock Charles G., shipping clerk Wellman, Peck Ji
Co.. r. 1618 Post
Morlock Frederick, dairy produce, 25 Centre Market,
r. 160P California
Morlock William, clerk F. Morlock, r. 1608 California
Morman Anton, mate schr Isabel, r. 409 Drumm
Mormon Charles, bartender r. 20 Harlan PI
Morning Call (daily and weekly) San Francisco
Call Co. publishers, 525 Montgomery, brauch
office 710 Market, editorial rooms 509 Clay
Moron Benjamin, reptanrant, 513 Clay, r. Alameda
Moroney Dennis, laborer, r. 1113 Leavenworth
Moroney J. Frank, clerk E. Cahill & Co., r. 1522 Mis-
sion
Moroney John, liquor saloon, and coal and wood, 1011
Harrison
Moroney John, salesman C. W. Coburn k Co., r. 1628
Eddy
Moroney John, shoemaker, 753 Brannan
Moroney Mary, ironer U. S. Laundry
Moroney Mary, widow, r. 913 Bryant
Moroney Marv E. Miss, teacher Franklin Grammar
School, r."l628Eddy
Moroney Patrick, waiter, r. 308 Jessie
Moroney Paul (Paul Moroney* Co.) r. 1522 Mission
Moroney Paul & Co. (PhuI Moroney and E. J. HeinsV
stockbrokers. 318 Montgomery
W. & J. SLOAM & CO.
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY
Ml to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Storo Fixturea.
3? Market St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
Tli« Blflrhest Grade Ohampafn*,
Equal to the Best.
lARPAO HARASHHY * CO.,
( 630 WASmNOTOM
MOR
869
MOR
Moroney William, groceries aud liquors, 219 )i Eley-
enlh ^,
Moroney William, laborer, r. 5)4 Gilbert ?'*£2'
t^" Moroney. See Marouey
MoroBco Walter (Morosco & Byrnes) r. Brooklyn Ho-
tel
Moroeco & Byrnes (Walter Morosco and John C.
Byrnes) proptis Morosco's AnipUitbeater, 8 8
Howard, bet Tliird and Fourth
Morosco's Amphitheater, Morosco & Byrnes proptrs,
8 i Howard, bet Tbird and Fourth
Morreli John, r. 728 Broadway, rear
Morrell Abraham J., real estate, 512 Montgomery, r.
916 Howard
Morrell Charlas, teacher music, 430 Kearny, r. 419
Powell
Morrell Charles, watchman, r. 921 Battery
Morrell Charles, wood turner, r. 101 First
Morrell Charles Jr., actor, r. 607 Pine
Morrell Charlns F., machinehand 8au Leandro Mnfg
Co., r. 1(13 First
Morrell Fiank, pressman, r. 416 Brannan
Morrell Frank D., a^ent The Norton Door Check and
Spring, 2.56 Market, r. 1614 Bush
Morrell Ralph, woodearver, r. 918 Harrison
«S^ Morrell. See Morel and Morrill
Morrelle Franklin T., b )okkeeper, r. 615 Post
Morrill Alfred, cook, r. NE cor Fourth and Barry
Morrill Charles R., searnau, r 921 Battery
Morrill Frederick L., foreman J. B. Brodle & Co., r.
712 H Leavenworth
Morrill Grant A., clerk Dunham, Carrlgan & Co., r.
706 Taylor
Morrill Henfy C, r. 712 H Leavenworth
Morrill Oliver C, butcher, r. 712 )i Leavenworth
Morrill P. Mrs., r. 706 Taylor
0^ Morrill. See Morel and Morrell
Morris A. & Sou (Abraham and Henry) fancy goods,
106 Grant Av
Morris Aaron, commission merchant, r. 308 Grove
Morris Abraham (A. Morris b Son) r. 631 Golden
Gate Av
Morris Abraham, marble yard, 216 Fifth, r. 2605 Sac-
ramento
Morris Abraham, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg k
Co., r. 914 Howard
Morris Abraham, upholsterer, 1431 Dupont
Morris Abraham Mrs., boots and shoes, 322 !i Third
Morris Abraham J., upholsterer John Hoey, r. 643
Natoma
Morris Adolph, tailor, 122 Third, r. 2034 Mission
Morris Amelia, teacher painting, r. 1117 Jones
Morris Amos, watchman S. F. Laundry
Morris Annie, domestic 823 Capp
Morris Austin, gardener, r. 2928 Sacramento
Morris B. & Co. (Benjamin Morris) mnfg jewelers,
llOVi Sutter
Morris Benjamin (B. Morris * Oo.) r. 1008 Sutter
Morris Benjamin, salesman Oscar Moses
Morris Benjamin S., salesman Lesser Bros., r. 914
Howard
Morris Bernard, r. 1511 Powell
Morris Catherine, widow, r. 539 Natoma
Morris Charles, hostler James Tomklnson, r. 58
Minua
Morris Charles, janitor, r. 1210 Broadway
Morris Charles, marhiuist Rix & firth, r. 112 Second
Morris Charles C. clerk A. Lusk & Co., r. 619 Third
Morris Charles C, porter Cal. Safe Deposit and Trust
Co., r. 15.! Ninth
Morris Cornelius R., clerk Post Office, r. 1807 Polk
Morris David (Morris * Son) r. 152 Ninth
Morris David, fireman, r. Sy Broadway
Morris David S., bookkeeper D. Samuels, r. 914
Howard
Morris David W., salesman J. C. Smith, r. Oakland
Morri.< Dennis, expressman, SE cor Washington and
Davis, r. 701 Geary
FRATINGER & CO.
THE LEADING
CLOAI AND SUIT HOUSE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
WATER CLOSETS
OF E7ERY DESCRIPTION_CAREFULLY REPAIRED.
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 815.
Morris Dora Mrs., ladies' uurse, r. 521 Jessie
Morris E. 0. Mrs., widow, r. 31 Mission, rear
■orris Edward, r. 630 Sutter
Morris Edward, bookbinder, r. 1714 Hyde
Morris Edward, salesman J. B. Russell, r. 1510 Oo-
tivia
Morris Edward J., blacksmith, r. 512 Geary, rear .
Morris Edwurd W. news agent, r. 1511 Powell
Morris Eugene, clerk Contra Costa Laundry, r. 522
Bush
Morris Frank B., bookkeeoer Brown b Adams, r. 18
South Park
Morris Frank, helper David Bush, r. 2106 O'Farrell
Morris Frank F., bookkeeper C. K. Cadman, r. 1612
Eddy
Morris Frederick, metallurgist, r. 1415 Mason
Morris Frederick H.. cook, r. 9 Preston PI
Morris Frederick W., sexton Plymouth Congrega-
tional Church, r. 1612 Eddy
Morris George, proptr California Voice, 328 Pacific, r.
Alameiia
Morris George, waiter, r. 280 Minna
Morris Grant, clerk, r. 1601 GoU!3;h
Morris Gu-tav, peddler, r. 521 Jessie
Morris U. Mrs., widow, r. 1208 Laurel Av
Morris H. A., clerk, r. 103 M )ntgi>mery
Morris Hartz, expressmin, r. 40 South Park
Morris Henry (A. Morris & Sou) r. 631 Golden Gate
Av
Morris Henry, clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
Oakland
Morris Henry, expressman, SE cor Bush and Sansome,
r. 32 Willow Av
Morris H nry. porter, r. 1006 5^ Natoma
Morris Henry, salesman H. Kramer, r. 914 Howard
Morris Henrv, tailor, 221 >iixth
MORRIS HENRY D.com™i«.on
merchant, iron aud steel, mine and
mill supplies, Hii Fremont, r. 18 Soatll
Park
Morris Henry F., bookkeeper Union Warehouse, r.
Oakltnd
Morris Henry 8., capitalist, 630 Commercial, r. Oak-
land
Morris Henry W., clerk John D. French, r. 18 South
Park
Morris Isaac, merchant tailor, 316 Sixth
Morris Isidore, clerk, r. 406 Gough
Morris Israel, entry clerk S. Levy & Co., r. 406 Gough
Morris James, real estate broker, 431 Kearny, r. 1714
Hyde
Morris James, waiter, r. 280 Minna
Morris James E., r. 615 Sicrameuto
Morris J. J., salesman Mitchell * Peterson
MorrlM J. M., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 448 Sixth
Morris John, bartender, r. 737 Howard
Morris John, cigars and stationery, 1U6 Seventh
Morris John, hostler Club Stables, r. 2316)* Mason
Morris John, laundryman Western Laundry Assn. r.
NE cor Sixteenth aud Dolores
Morris John B. C, salesmiiu, r. 1320 Mission
Morris John C, cardrivi?r, r. 35i Third
Morris John D., bookkeeper Chamberlln & Eichen-
berg. r. Ii24 Mi.ssion
Morris John D., eiwineer, r. 331 Bay
Morris John H., house mover, r. 43 Norfolk
Morris John Z, bookkeeper U. S. Internal Bevenne.
r. Alsmeda
Morris Joseph, barber, r. 223 Sixth
Morris Joseph, firemsn, r. 541 First
Morris Joseph, hiiie d.iiler, r. l.-iU) Octavi*
Morris Joseph, salesman, r. 914 Howard
Morris .Toseph J., cl«*rk, r. 1043 Mission
Mor is J 'seph J., shipping master, 52i Battery, r.
1229 Filbert
Morris Joseph M., r. 2116 Post
Morris .lulius, aB-istant foreman W. Cohen * Co.
CO
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
nannfactnrfr of overy de«<Tlp*toii at
PAS8ENOEB. BTRBET AND FREIGHT OaBS.
4S to au Beale Mtreet, Una Frauciatcu.
STEAM ENGINES AND THRESHING MACHINES.
TBUHAN, ISHAH & HOOK£B»
421-4:£7 Market ^Street.
MOR
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IMPOBTEB* or
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
309. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
322 J4
424
1107
Morris Julius, bookkeeper Keane Bros.
Third
Morris Julius, cigars and tobacco, 32 Third, r. 41^
Hayes
Morris Keva, prodnre dealer, r. 406 Gongh
Morris Lemu»-1 P., carpenter and builder, 903 Jones,
r. Oakland
Morris Levi, foreman James Horst, r. 431 Minna
Morris Lewis, t«llor, r. 725 Turk
Morris Lizzie Miss, dressmaking, 522 Bush
Morris Louis, salesman Abranam Aronson,
Linden Av
Morris Louis, fitter Porter, Slessinger & Co.
Stockton
Morris Margaret, domestic 920 T\?'entieth
Morris Mark H. (Morris & Cohn) r. 522 Bush
M.rris Martha H. Mrs., r. 658H Minna
Morris Martin, shoemaker Porter, Slessinger & Co.,
r. 56S Mission
Morris Mary Mrs., r. 2106 O'Farrell
Morris Mary E., widow, r. 1 Torrens Court
Morris Jlichael, wait< r, r. 272 Cltmentiiia, rear
M(>rri«MichaelJ..liquorBaloon.]fil''ifth, r. SMintAv
Morris Moses, -waiter Frank Gobey
Morris Nathan, junkdealer, r. 1125 Turk
Morris Nathaniel J., pantryman stmr Queen of the
Pacific
Morris Patrick, laborer, r. 26 Turk
Morris Patrick, laborer Mechanics' Foucdry, r. 44
Morris Av
Morris Patrick stableman, r. IIOSH Howard
Morris Peter, laborer, r. 43 Norfolk
Monis Peter J., maiblecutter Degan k Orford, r.
2928 Sacramfnto
Morris Pianos, F. W. Spencer & Co. sole agents, 23-25
Fifth
Morris Pincus, tailor, r. 209 Eleventh
Morris Ralph, coachman, r. P14 Mission
Morris Richard A., miller ■Washington Mnfg Co., r.
418 Seventh
Morris Robert, clerk J. M. Caldwell b Co., r. 1605
Jt-ssie
Morris Robert T)., carpenter, r. N 8 Dominica, bet St.
John and Susquehanna
Morris S. & C<'. iSiamuiid Morrla) managers Com-
menial Clerks Employment Btireau, 34 Kearny
Morris Samuel, r. 4Hli Sxtli, rear
Morris Samuel, r. 914 Howard
Morris Samuel, engraver, r.''732 Hayes
Morris Saniut 1 F., collector Spring Valley 'W.W., r.
707 Mason
Morris Sarah Miss, tailor, r. 223 Sixth
Morris Sigmund (S. Morris & Co.) r. 732 Hayes
Morris Simon, gei eral merchanflise, 741 "Wathington
Morris Simon, junkdealer. r. 6 Willow Av
Morns Theodore (Morris fc Son) r. 152 Ninth
Morris Thomas, carpenter, r. 33 Juniper
Morris Thomas, floriot Mrs. Jerome Deasy & Co., r.
280 Minna
Morris Thomas, laborer, r. 44 Morris Av
Morris Thomas, uiesseuger headquarters Division
of the Pacific. U. S. A.', r. Phelnn Bids;
Morris Thomas, shoeniak. r. r. 3i57}« Clementina
Morris Tliomas C. (P. H. Chandler & ( o.) r. Alameda
Morris Thomas J., laborer, r. Ocean View
Morris Thomas J., liquor sale n. 1' 0 First
M.irris Ihomsis K., actor, r. K31 Sacramei to
Moiris Walter, ci ok stnir Ancon, r. I'il3 Mison
Morris Wjllsrd B. (Sims & Morns) r. 814 \\aller
Morris William (Morris ft Kc nm dy) r. Oakland
Munis William, sliip carpenter, r. Visltacion Valley,
nr San Bruno Road
Morr-8 William, waiter Piilare Hotel
Morris Willinm H., liquor dealer, r. 219 Mason
Morris William L , coachman, r. 17^6 Maiiison Av
Morris William M.. bookk- eper. r. 331 Kearny
Morris & Cohn (Mirk H. Morris and Solomon Cohn)
: 0 Geary
Morris «& Kennedy (William MoriPand John F.
Kennedy) importers and dealers moldings, paint-
ings, engravings, artists' materials, etc., 19-21
Post
Morris & Son (David and Theodore) machinists and
modelmakers, 105 Fremont
l^" Morris. See Maurice and Moritz
Morrisey Albert M., clerk, r. 311 Grant Av
Morrisey Edwnrd, painter, r. Cll Fourth
Morrisey Frank, cornicemaker. r. 41 Xatoms
Morrisey John, laborer, r. 25 Freelon
Morrisey .John, teamster, r. N s Eugenia, nr Mission
Morrisey Joseph, shoeciitter, r. 333 Tehama
Morrisey Miry A. Mis.", glovemaker, r. 21 Caroline
Morrisey Richard, boilermaker. r. 34 H Riusch, rear
Morrisey William, carpenter, r. 1046 Fulsom
16^ Morrisey. See Morrissey
Morrison Alexander F. (O'Brien * Morrison) attorney
at law. 41(2 Montgomery, r. 2-328 Folsom
Morrison Alexander J., tanner Christian Hellwig, r.
65SI Noe
Morrison Alexander McF., carpenter, r. E a Prospect
Av, nr Esmeralda, B. H.
Morrison Alouzo, tile setter W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 11 Glover
Morrison Andrew, engineer Sutter St. RR., r. 119
Olive Av
Morrison Andrew H., Journalist, r. 417 Twenty-second
Morrison Andrew J., chief cashier Palace Uo>
tel, r. 1016 Greenwich
Morriscn Anne Miss, r. 2937 Sixteenth
Morrison An hibald, finisher Buckingham & Hecht»
r. 2328 Folsom
Morriscn Augustus G., lumber surveyor, r. 1110 San-
chez
Morrison Charles F., cleik George H. Morrison, r.
2826 Howard
Morrison Cbristophar, coachman, r. 2504 Howard
Morrison David, livery stable, r. 2H Hunt
Moirison David Mrs., widow, r. 26 Hunt
Morrison Edward, coremaker, r. 6 Lick Alley
Morrison Edward, laborer, r.W s Kentucky, bet Sierra
and Nevada
Morrison Edward J., porter Siegfreid & Brandenstein,
r 1708?i Jessie
Morrison Edward W., with Lebenbaum Bros., r. 61»
Ellis
Morrison Eliza, widow, r. 104 Fair Oaks
Morrison Frank, doormaker Jason, Springer & Co.,
r. 448 Sixth
Morrison Frank C, assistant superintendent Omni-
bus RU.. r. 746 Howard
Morrison George H., lumber dealer, 575 Bran-
nan, r. 2826 Howard
Morrison George H., representing The History Co.,
721 Market, r. 1215 Octavia
Morrison George W.. clerk, r. 417 Twenty-second
Morrison H., propel tyman Tivoli Opera House, r. 206
Fourth
Morrison Henry, cement worker, r. 9 Norfolk
Morrison Henry, teamster, r. NW cor Butte and Po-
trero Av
Morrison H. F.. r. 642 Stevenson
Morrison Howard, r. 343 Minna
Morrison James, driver Jersey Farm Dairy, r. 350 Te-
hama
Morrison James, stevedore, r. 14(11 Powell
Morrison Jami s, tanner Raymond, Squires & Co., r.
2929)4 Sixteenth
Morrison James, tinsmith John Lee b Co.. P. 1222
Mission
Morrisou James H., upholsterer, r. 26 Albion Ay
Morrison John, clerk U. S. Internal Revenue, r. 65*
Noe
Morrison John, deckhand stmr Alameda
Morrison John, parcel clerk O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 6.i9 Noe
Morrison John stableman, r. 529 Valencia
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHSNG.
WASHINGTON Fire lis. Co. of Boston rsiVZ;??^''!^"'^^"";!'^:
HICKS & JUDO, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
MOR
871
MOR
Morrison John, teamster James J. McKenna, r. 705
Fifteenth
Morrison John B., carriagemaker, 110 Jessie, r. 417
Twenty-second
Morrisou John C, blacksmith, r. 170 Perry
Morrison John C, painter, r. 104 Fair Oaks
Morrinon John H., conductor 8. P. Co., r. 147 Phelan
Bldg
Morrisou John M., carriagepainter, r. cor Twenty-
second and Fulsom
Morrison John W., teamster, r. 808 Larkin
Morrisou Ji>hn R., teacher, r. 923 Jones
Morrison Joseph H., t- anister, r. 1427 Jackson
Morrison Joseph R., clerk Marks ft Vfiswell, r. 1427
Jackson
Morrisou Kenneth C, conductor Clay St. ER., r. 1527
Clay, rear
Morrison Louis, liquor saloon, 222 McAllister, r. 220 X
McAllister
Morrison M. A. Mrs., widow, r. 518 Fell
Morrison Ma?gie, widow, r. 2232 Bush
Morrison Malcolm, laborer, r. 573 Howard
Morrison Margaret Mrs., r. 628 Eddy
Morribon Mary E. Miss, teacher Denman Grammar
School, r. 2328 F<)l>om
Morrison Msry J., widow, r. C79 Harrison
Morrihon Michael, engineer Coos Bay Stave and Lum-
ber Co., r. 17 Cllntou
Morrison Michael, stableman, r. 529 Valencia
Morrison Neil G., r. GJihi Lombard
Morrison Parker P., porter, r. 679 Harrison
Morrison Richard, hackman, r. 250 Sutter
Morrison Richard, laborer, r. 18 Gilbert
Morrison Robert, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
632 Folsom
Morrison Sally Miss, saleslady Sullivan's Cloak and
Suit House, r. 679 Harrison
Morrison Samuel H., gasfitter Fritz & Kean, r. SE cor
Twenty-fourth and Church
Morrison Samuel L , teamster, r. 1427 Jackson
Morrison Shi ah, widow, r. 1810 Leavenworth
MorriRon Thomas H., real estate agent, r. 1016 Green-
wich
Morrison Thomas M., expressman, NE cor Fourth
and Berry, r. 7 Haywsrd
Morrison William, fireman stmr Los Angeles
Morrison William, plumber, r. 903 Twenty-third
Morrison William G., clerk Station C Post Office, r.
417 Twenty-second
Morrison WilUam P., capitalist, 1140 Market, r.
Palace Hotel
Morrisou William S., mattressmaker Samuel Beal, r.
104 Fair Oaks
Morrison Wintield S., waiter L. Biederman, r. 110
Seventh
Morrison Winfield S., foreman Stearns, Worden &
Co , r 612 Ellis
t^" Morrison. See Morison
Morrissey Ann, widow, groceries, 210 Fifth
Morrissey Francis D., messenger, r. 3ii Broadway
Morrisgey J., r. 529 Sacramento
MorriBS' y James F., carpenter, r. 827 Folsom
Morrissey James M., engineer The Argonaut, r. 1313
Scott
Morrissey John, driver Somers fc Healey
Morrissey John, expressman, 221 Bush, r. 440 Tehama
Morrissey John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W s
Michigan, bt t Sierra and Shasta, rear
Morrissey John Jr., propertyman, r. 440 Tehama
Morrissey John E., painter, r. 345 Jj Fifth
Morrissey John J., bartender William M. Morrissey,
r. 8W cor Sierra and G-orgia
Morrissey John M., wigmaker, r. 1816 Hyde
Morrissey John W., bricklayer, r. 1816 Hyde
Morrissey John W.. laborer, r. 2316 5« Mason
Morrissey Joseph G., bookkeeper Lafayette Brewery,
r. 210 Fifth
Morrissey Julia, widow, r. 67 Clementina
BR. BAZAN'S
TIIERMO-EtKCTRIC
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated a-d Electric Eatts Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BATH TUBS, BOILERS
TAXKS, SHOWERS, FAUCETS.
Plumbers' Sanitary Goods of all Kinds,
NA/_ E
PZ.UMBER,
Establishea 1800.
_ L_ANE^
606 KEARNV STREET.
Telephone 315.
Morrissey M.sri.'aret, widow, r. W s Kentucky, bet
Sierra and Nevada
Morrissey Mary, widow, r. 214 Grove
"Morrissi y Michael, gardener, r. 1313 Scott
Morrissey Michael, hostler Edmond Joyce, r. 729 Va-
lencia
Morrissey Michael, longshoreman, r. 81 Clementina
Morrissey Patrick, carpenter, r. 447 Tehama
Morrissey Richard, driver, r. 221 J4 Tehama
Morrissey Thomas, dresser St. Marv's Hospital
Morrissey AVilliam, laborer, r. S s Sute, opp Colling-
wood
Morrissey William E., waiter, r. 356J4 Clementina
Morrissey William F., gardener, r. 1816 Hy>le
Morrissey William M., proprietor Old Corner
Saloon. 8W cor .Sierra and Georgia
Morrissey William S., seaman, W s Tehama, nr Pre-
clta Av
t^' Morrissey. See Morrlsey
Morritsen John, waiter, r. 25 Oak Grove Av
Morrow Almond R., assistant examiner Custom House,
r. 1111 Hyde
Morrow B., clerk, r 600 Bu^h
Morrow B. A. Mrs. (Morrow * Co.) r. 504 Greenwich
Morrow David, giipman Market St. RR., r. 1585 Va-
lencia
Morrow Frederick B., president Pac. Metal Works,
141 First, r. Oakland
Morrow George (George Morrow & Co.) r.Temescal
Morrow Georgre <fc Co. (George and George P.
Morrow and Alexander 0. Mulligan) hay, grain
and commission merchants, 39 Clay and 28 Com-
mercial
Morrow George P. (George Morrow & Co.) r. Temes-
cal
Morrow James A., secretary Pac. Metal Works, 141
Fiist, r. Oakland
Morrow James C, helper 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1070
Howard
Morrow James D., laborer, r. 20 Minna
Morrow John, teamster, r. 433 Hayes
Morrow John F., conductor Market St. RR., r. 817 X
Larkin
Morrow Lewis, r. 612 Fourth
Morrow M. J. Mrs. (Morrow & Co.) r. 604 Greenwich
Morrow Robert F.. real estate, 414 CBliforula.r.
916 I.eavenwoith
Morrow Sarah Miss, r. 1045 Mission
Morrow William H., with Whittier, Fuller & Co., r.
600 Bush • .
Morrow William W. (Morrow k Stratton) and
member of Con-ress Fourth Congressional Dis-
trict, r. f.00 Bush .
Morrow William W., porter, r. 43n Twenty-ninth
Morrow & Co. (Mrs. M.J. and Mrs. B. A. Morrow)
corsets, .^04 Greenwich
Morrow «fc J-tratton (William W. Morrow and
Frederick H. Stratton) attorneys at law, 325
Montgouierv, room 32
Morse Albion H., nias'er mariner, r. 2202Steiner
Morse Benjamin T., laborer, r. 916 Twentieth
Morse Caroline, elevator tender U. S. Appraisers
Bldg. r. 619 Steveuson
Morse Charles, oiler stuir City of Pekina
Morse Charles A., secretary AuKlo-Mexican Min-
iuKand Laud Co., 21J Sansome, room 8, r. 2330
Fillmore
Morse Charles C. (Loomis fc Morse) r. Oakland
Morse David, r. 1220 Market
Morse Edward, laborer Csl. Barrel Co., r. Kentucky
House
Morse Elisha, clerk, r. 129 Taylor
Morse Ezra, clerk, r. E s Tennessee, bet Sierra and
Nevada
Morse F. A. Mrs., widow, r. 610 Ellis
Morse Frank, clerk, r. 102 Julian Av
Morse Fremont, aid U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey,
r. 1423 Washington
W. B. BANCROFT & CO,
49 FIRST ST.
TSIiEFBONB 83.
FINE PRINTING-
FKOM NEW TYPE.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO., General Agents,
4^9 California Street.
MOK
872
MOE
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO,
IMPOBTEBS or
irtoTsr
II=^E3,
FOR OAS, STEAM AND WATER.
Pipe Fittines, all Sizes.
309, 311, 3(3, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Morae George, oiler Rtmr Granada
Morse George A., lumber surveyor, 25 Steuart. r.446
Twenty-second
Morse George D. , photographic gallery, 826 Mar-
ket, Phelan Bldg
Morse George E., r. 1717 Larkin
Moise George T., master echr Garfield, office 48 Market
Morse George W., wood and coal, 1700 Eddy, r. SEcor
Ellis and Devisadero
Morse Georgia C. Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary
School, r. 1726 OTarrell
Morse Harry N. , office 417 Montgomery, r. Oak-
land
Morse H. G., captain stmr Alameda, r. Palace Hotel
Morse H. J., watchman, r. 31 Alta
Morse I. H, & Co. (Isaac H. Morse, Charles M.
Coon and Donald C. Mitchell) commission mer-
chants and sole agents King, Morse & Co. and
Eastern cider, 627 Front
Morse Isaac H. (I. H. Morse & Co.) r. 1423 Washing-
ton
Morse Jacob, machinist, r. 29 Alta
Morse James H., janitor, r. 625 Merchant
Morse James L., solicitor, r. 837 Folsom •
Morse J. F., physician and surgeon, and surgeon
German and City and County Hospitals, office 200
Stockton, office hours 1 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m., r.
1228)4 Bush
Morse John J., clerk, r. 29 Morris Av
Worse Joseph M., painter, r. 209 Ridley
Morse Julius, laborer, r. 5 Preston PI
Morse Kate Mrs., r. 1U6 McAllister
Morse Leonard, r. 52H Kearny
Morse M. E. Mrs., r. 1143 Valencia
Morse Philip H., commercial traveler, r. 1448 OTar-
rell
Morse Robert H., messenger Post Office, r. 29 Morris
Av
Morse Romeo, shoemaker, r. 11 Hickory At
Morse Sigourney R., advertising clerk Daily Report,
r. 2330 Fillmore
Morse Stephen H., proptr The Inglewood, 126 Fifth
Morse Thomas J., hackman, r. 29 Morris Av
Morse Thomas J. Jr., clerk, r. 29 Morns Av
Morse Thomas R., stock cutter Buckingham b Hecht,
r. 11 Hickory Av
Morse W. B., clerk U. 8. Railway Mail Service, r.
Oakland
t^ Morse. See Moras and Moss
Morsbead Frederick, r. 1011 Devisadero
Morshead John W., livery stable, 25 Washington, r.
1011 De%-iBadero
Morshead Philip, bookkeeper, r. 1011 Devisadero
Morsner, August bartender, r. 212 First
Mort George W., carpetlayer. r. 19 Harriet
Mortee Thomas B.. clerk, r. 1122 Market
Mortell Edgar H., master mariner, r. 316 Oak
Mortell Frank, blacksmith's helper B. Lacaze, r.
Oakland
Mortell Jolin, actor, r. 112 Fourth
Mortell John, laborer, r. 503 Ash Ay
Mortensen Jens P., lodgings, 606 Ti Ird
Mortensen John P., seaman, r. 263 Eaft
Mortenson Christian, rlerk James F. O'Hanlon & Co.
Mortimer C. B., watchman stmr Geo. W. Elder
Murtimer Henry W., clerk Liverpool and London and
Globe Ins. Co.. r. Oakland
Mortimer John, millhand A. J. McNicoU & Co., r.
1302 Mission
Mortimer J. W., laborer, r. 423 Jones
Mortin er Thomas B., student Theological Seminary,
121 Hal,ht
Mortola jer">ii.ero, blacksmith, r. 13 Scotland
Mort .n A. Mrs., nif^diimi. r.21li Stockton
Morton Albei t. portrait artist. 210 Stockton
Morton A. M. Mrs. r. 935 Valencia
Morton Annie Mrs., r. 246 Ts> lor
Morton E. Mrs., t-tewardnes^s stmr Mariposa
1460
Ala-
Morton Carrie L. Miss, teacher Valencia Street Oram'
mar School, r. 450 Baitlett
Morton Charles, expressman, cor Main and Bryant,
r. cor Fremont and Bryant
Morton Charles F., shoemaker, r. 307 Broadway
Morton Edward C, insurance agfnt, r. 2014 Pierce
Morton Ella J. Miss, teacher Hamilton Grammar
School, r. 101 fi Webster
Morton Frances Miss, r. 1123 Bush
Morton Francis R., clerk forwarding dept Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 2118 Steiuer
Morton Frank, teacher Boys' High School,
O'FarreJl
Morton Frank H., clerk, r. 321 Oak
Morton Frederick S., millhand Capitol Mills
meda
Morton George, waiter Palace Hotel
Morton George W., shipsmith, r. 259 Clara
Morton Hamilton, surveyor, r. 920 Broadway
Mirton Henrie F. (J. B. Morton & Son) r. 1217 Union
Morton Henry, barber, r. 915)^ Markft
Morton Henry D., superintendent Market St. RR., r.
310 Ellis
Morton Henry H., packer Cal. Cracker Co., r.8 Vaasat
PI
Morton Henrv J., salesman George W. Gibbs & Co., r.
450 Bartlett
Morton Henry R. (Morton & Robinson) r. 205 Mont-
gomery Av
Morton Henry R. Jr., dentist Morton & Robinson, r.
735 Twenty-third
Morton Howard, bookbinder Hicks & Judd, r. 1136
Pacific
Morton Isadora Mrs., r. 139 Seventh
MORTON J. & CO. (JoH. and
William R. Morton) general draymen^
204 Battery
Morton J. B. & S^m (.loshua B. and Henrie F.) carpen-
ters and builders, 6 Spring
Morton John (J. Morton & Co.) r. 305 Taylor
Morton John, laborer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 8 Vassar PI
Morton John B., cutter Henry Hess, r. 14 5i Harriet
Morton John C, laborer, r. 234 Bush
Morton John F., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 632
Capp
Morton Jobn L., general agent Union Central
Life Insurance Co., office and r. 127 Montgomery
Morton John M.. policeman, r. 1640 Mission
Morton John R , gardener, r. 411 Ivy Av
Morton John R. Jr., sash and bllndmaker, r. 2»
Clara
Morton Joseph, blacksmith, r. 259 Clara
Morton Joseph Jr., commercial traveler Bothin Mnfg
Co., 19 Main
Morton Joseph W. H., carpenter, r. 1012 Mission
Morton Joshua B. (J. B. Morton & Son) r. 1509 Jack-
son
Morton Lydia. widow, r. 450 Bartlett
Morton M., painter Palace Hotel
Morton Melville R. painter, r. 411 Ivy Ay
Morton Nathaniel T., miner, r. 1411 Devisadero
Morton Reuben, waiter, r. 139 Seventh
Morton Revilo F., agent Sanborn Map and Publishing
Co., 434 California
Morton Robert L., rigger, r. 18 Beaver
Morton Sarah L.. widow, r. 632 Capp
Morton Sargent S., Supervisor Twelfth Ward, r. 321
Oak
Morton Theophilns B., porter U. S. Circuit Court, r.
647 Mission
Morton Thomas (Morton & Bowie) r. 202 Twenty-
fourth
Morton Thomas, wood and coal, 630 Geary and SW
cor Sutter and Laguna, r. 632 Geary
Morton Thomas H., laborer, r. 234 Bush
Morton William, operator Fire Alarm and Police
Telegraph, r. 920 Broadway
DRAPERIES.
Special attention given to making up Draperies an4
Canopies for Lodges, Societies, etc.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MAEKET STEEET,
>EXT ABOVK PAUICE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO..
Manufactorers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
31 MarM St
rri IDCC rVTDA nOVi^*™® Ch.mpagne, comparison wm prove )ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
LLLIlOL CA I nA Un l t superiority over imported. No Brandy used. { 630 WA3BI»OT0M CTSZIT.
MOR
873
MOT
Morton William H., master mariner, r. 1016 WebBter
Morton William J., carpenter 8. F. PlaninR Mill, r.
259 Clara
Morton William R. (J. Morton * Co.) r. 309 Taylor
Morton William B., barber, 220 McAllister, r. 139
Seventh
Morton ZachariBB J., blacigmlth, r. ang Clara
Morton & Bowie (Thomna Morton and Hugh Bowie)
iron foundry, 23i Fremont
Morton fc Robinson (Henry K. Morton and William
H. Robinson) dentists, 205 MontKoraery Av
Mosbacher Emanuel, JHpanner George H. Tay b Co.,
T.T.i-lH Cleiueutiua
Mosbacher Gerson, shoemaker, r. 2]4 Steusrt
MosbPrR Alexander, restaurant, 700 Mission, r. 109
Silver
Mosby .John 8., attorney at law, r. Occidental Hotel
Moscardinl Giuseppe, laborer, r. 222 Broadway
Moscone Giovanni, scavenger, r. 1716 Baker
Moscrop Joseph, with Macondray & Co., r. 105 Austin
Mosebach Ferdinand C, attorney at law, 216 San-
sauie, r. 325 Eighteenth
Mosebach Ferdinand C. Jr., paper carrier, r. 325
Eighteenth
Mosebach Henry, night inspector Custom House, r.
41 South Park
Moselle Allen, janitor, r. 1202 Powell
Moselle Daniel, janitor, r. 1202 Powell
Moseley Andrew 8., clerk George W. McNear, r. 626
Post
Moseley Edward B., captain U. S. A., assistant sur-
veyor U. S. A., office 36 New Montgomery, r. 1125
LuKuna
Moseley Kate Mrs., bakery, 1142 Twenty-second
Mosely Bertram J., bookkeeper Meyer, Mish & Co., r.
1U19 Sutter
Moser Bonifai-e, bartender, r. 926 Washington
Moser Conrad Jr., r. 26 Page
Moser William, r. 620 Lombard, rear
Moses A., merchant, r. 501 Geary
Moses Aaron, tailor, r. 14 Dale PI
Moses Abraham, compositor B. F. Sterett, r. 307 Turk
Moses Charles S. (C. S. Moses & Co.) r. 2206 Cali-
fornia
Moses C. S. & Co. (Charles 8. Moses) wool dealers,
609-619 Brannan
Moses Eiimund, broker, r. 1 Chelsea PI
Moses Edward F., r. 809 Polk
Moses George A., surveyor, r. 2635 Mission
Moses George G., messenger H. 8. Crocker t Co., r.
2TH Fourth
Moses Henrietta, widow, r. 307 Turk
Moses Howird A., clerk, r. 320 Turk
Moses Jacob, tailor, r. 38 Morris Av
Moses Lazarus, tailor, r. 830 Harrison
Moses Maurice, shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
305 Hayes
Moses Montague T., attorney at law, 310 Pine, room
45, r. 921 Polk
Moses Morris, barber, 605 Mission, r. 669 Howard
Moses Oscar, boots and shoes, 50 Third, r. SW cor
Geary and Taylor
Moses Paul L., cutter P. F. Nolan k Sons, r. 915 How-
ard
Moses R. MisR, dressmaker, r. 803 Hyde
Moses Walter W., chalrmaker Wakefield Rattan Co.,
r. 20 Perry
Moses William S., superintendent Masonic Cem-
ttery, Masonic Av, bet Fulton and Turk
Mosgrove Harry G. (Mosgrove k Sons) r. 1817 Eddy
Mosgrove Samuel (Mosgrove & Sons) r. 1817 Eddy
Mosgrove Samuel Jr. (Mosgrove 4 Sous) r. 1817
Eddy
Mosgrove William T. (Mosgrove & Sons) r. 1817 Eddy
Blosj^rove 6i Sons (Samuel, William T., Samuel
Jr. and Harry G.) cloak and suit house, 110
Kearny
Mosher Benjamin C. bookkeeper, r. 307 Leavenworth
FRATINGFR & CO.
MOURNING SUITS
MADE AT SHORTEST NOTICE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
MARBLE WASH STANDS,
WASH BASIXN, BASIN COCKS.
Lane's Sanitary Basin Trap effectnally eiclniles sewer m
PLUMBER, BOS KEARNV STREET.
Established 18G0. Telephone 315.
Mosher Charles M., foreman J. Spaulding & Co., r
1203 Market
Mosher Frank S., compositor, r. 409 !< Third
Mosher George E.. engineer Commercial Steam Power
Works, r. 173 Perry
Mosher Gilbert M., teamster Thomas H. Selby & Co.,
r. 329 Capp
Mosher James L. (Craig & Mosher) r. San Job6, Cal.
Mosher Tboinas, lumberman , r. 32 Tehama
Moskiman William W., compositor Bulletin
Moss Albion H., master mariner, r. 2202 Stelner
Moss Chnrles, waiter, r. 942 Howard
Moss Ellis M., r. 2009 Webster
Moss Ernest G., mining ensineer, r. 610 Ellis
Moss Frank, teamster, r. 1909 Howard
Moss George, laborer, r. 119 Trnnton
Moss George, painter, r. 209 Ridley
Moss George, with Sutro's Library, r. 318 Fulton
Moss George A., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
2739 California
Moss Jacob, bakery, 409 Fourth
Moss Jacob, clerk Conradi *: Moss, r. 1820 O'Farrell
Moss J. M., clerk, r. 5:i0 O'Farrell
Moss John, assistant freight a^ent local freight office
S. P. Co., r. Alameda
Moss John, cabinetmaker, r. 512 Fourth
Moss John, carpenter, r. 251 Tehama
Moss John J., engineer, r. 1228 Mission
Moss Joseph, tanner, Greenwich, but Franklin and
Gough
Moss Joseph J., fish and poultry, 114 Seventh, r.
443 Fifth
Moss Joseph P., laborer, r. lllDore
Moss Leopold (Conradi & Moss) r. 1820 O'Farrell
Moss Lester, clerk, r. 2009 Webster
Moss LlMie Mrs., r. 634 Ninth
Moss Mary, widow, r. 2009 Webster
Moss Mano, bartender J. Straub. r. 712 How«rd
Moss Patrick H., laborer, r. 322 Rltch
Moss Peter, laborer, r. NW cor Manitoba and St.
John
Moss Rufus L. (Moss & Hubbard) r. 304 Stockton
Moss Thomas Jr., teamster, r. 528 Third
>Iosa «Se Hubbard (Rufus L. Moss and Walter O.
Hubbard) proprietors Piccadilly, 231 Kearny
Mosse Daniel H. T., bookkeeper James Tomkinson, r.
1317 Broadway
Mosser John J., livery stable, 1.'539 Mission
Mossford Moses, locksmllb, 506Larkm, r. 1503 Pine
Motherway Stephen, laborer, r. 268 Brannan
Motley Zacbarias, milker Balz MuUer, r. NW cor
Dolores and Thirtieth
Motroni Agostino (Motroni & Guastucci) r. 615
Green
Motroni Lorenzo, scavenger, r. 3 Grand PI
Motroni fc Guastucci (Agostino Motroni and Andrea
Guastucci) livery stables, 515-517 and 633 Green
Mott Baldwin E., salesman W. W. Montague & Co., r.
1410Laguna
Mott Charles E.. photographer, r. 969 Mission
Mott Charles W., shipping and commission mer-
chant, 22 California, r. Oakland
Mott Ellen, wKiow, r. 1410 Laguna
Mott Ernest J., clerk J. M. Pierce, r. 299 Hyde
Mott George F., r. 'iO Bridge
Mott Gordon N., r. 33 Ha«thorne
Met James M., gripmsu Geary St RR., r. 1«25 Ge»ry
Mott John, seaman, r. 116 Townsend
Mott John H., clerk Recorder's Office, r. 33 Haw-
thorne
Mott Robert, teamster Thomas Morton, r. 628 Geary
Mott Samuel C, theatrical manager, r. 145 Ellis
Mott Thomas B., second lieutenant Battery L, let
Artillery. U. S. A., r. Alcatraz Island*
Mott William H . attorney at law. 72-73 Montgomery
Block, r. 3a Hawthorne
Motta Aaron J., upholsterer, r. 211 Fifth
Motte Joseph, foreman Pac. Dye Works, r. 212 Ridley
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mnnurac(Dr«r oferePT de»cplp*ion of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIOHT CAR&
49 to SO Besle Street. Sata Fraudsco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker. h'inillt'S'^i feats^«^^ &»e"T'?fS^
MOT
874
MOY
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTERS 01"
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
Slxeot Iroxx
All Sizes and Numbers.
309. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Motto Mones H.. teamster, r. 313 Folsom
Moltrom John, floorman Club Stable, r. 506 O'Farrell
Mortz Louis, waiter, r. 7 Berry
Mou Henry, baki ry, 714 Valencia
Moughen Julius, carpenter, r. 121 Gilbert
Mougsen Hans, driver Martin Johnson, r. cor Hamil-
ton and Wayland, U. M. T.
Mould Charles H., carpenter, r. 1 Reeley PI
Moulder Audrov J., clerk Mayor's OflSce, r. 812
Bush
Moulder Augustus B., clerk George F. Marye & Son,
r. 812 Butih
Moulder Primary School, Miss Ella L. Ciprico prin-
cipal. SW cor Page and GourL
Moulin Ferdinand, stock clerk Ackerman Bros., r. 761
Minna
Moulin Victor clerk Eugene Atj, t. 761 Mission
Monlthrop Carlton F., bookeeper, r. 425 Second
Moulthrop CbHrles W., draftsman, r. 830 Bush
Moulthrop Howlaud K., machinist Presidio ER., r.
1217 Green
Moulthrop John L., bookkeeper, r. 1217 Green
Moulton Adeline, -widow, r. ti07 Harrison
Moulton Alvin D., paiuter, r. 32 Clay
Moulton Calvin R,, dentiht, r. 1522 Pacific Av
Moulton Charlotte H., widow, r. 2017 Hyde
Moulton Daniel a. asslbtant cashier Custom House, r.
Oakland
Moulton David, gardener, r. 186 J^ Vanderwater
Moulton Frank F., salesman Goodyear Rubber Co., r.
607 Harrison
Moulton Irving F.. -with Bank of California, r. 2017
Hyde
Moulton John, clerk, r. 1217 Union
Moulton John E,, lather, r. 26 Mission
Moulton Joseph H,, carpenter, r. 2316 Folsom
Moulton Josephine, widow, r. 5195« Greenwich
Moulton J. W. Mrs., widow, r. 925 Pine
Moulton Martin B., driver, r. 2623 Sutter
Moulton Mary 8., widow, r. 1522 Pacific Av
Moulton Samuel, r. 775 Mission, rear
Moulton Warren E., gripman Market St. RR., r. 1910
McAllister
Moulty Adele C. Miss, teacher Public Schools, r. 433
McAllister
Moulty George D.. harnessmaker L. D. Stone & Co.,
r. 49 Minna
Moulty Minnie Miss, dressmaker, r. 330 O'Farrell
Mounic Jacques, French restaurant, 617 Sacramento,
r. 1015 Jackson
Mount Cory Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co., Nev.) A. K.
Durbrow, 69 Nevada Block
Mouijt Diablo Mill and Mining Co. (Esm'^raldo Co.,
Nev.) R. W. Heath secretary, 318 Pine, room 17
Mount Joseph M., theatrical agent Pacific Coast,
225 Kearny
Mount Malcolm, porter S. J. Heywood & Co., r. 120
McAllister
Mount Samuel R., bartender Rubs House Bar, r. 16
Birch Av
Mount T. S., capitalist, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Mount St. Joseph Infant Asylum (Roman
Catholic) Sister Mary Joseph Manee superior.
Silver Av, bet Lahaina and Sumatra
Mount William, stevedore, r. 1113 !< Kearny
Mountain Edward, gripman Market St. RR., r. 75 Cal-
ifornia Av
Mountain John J., clerk, r. 17 Dehone
Mountain Maid Mining: Co. (Arizona) J.
Stadtfeld, Jr., secretary, 419 California, room 2fi
Mountain Spring, W s Ocean House Road, opp Seven-
teeuth
Mountjoy Plato, cashier Charles S. Fechheimer, r.
18 Prospect PI
Mouren Joseph (Boyer & Mouren) r. 1232 Dtipont
Mouret Marcelin, French bakery, 824 Pacific, r. 814
Montgomery
Mourmann Julius C, dairyman, r. 727 Treat Av
Mourol Harry, runner American Exchange Hotel
Mourriiscn John, r. 25 Oak Grove Av
Mouser Situs M. , physician aud surgeon, office
2U0 Post, r. 707 Bush
MousseiKue Francois, tanner A. Legallet, r. N s Vene-
zuela, bet Tonibigbee aud Potomac
Mouthon Joseph (Mouthon & Pedruzzi) r. 423 3i
Broadway
Moutliou & Pedruzzi (Joseph Mouthon and Sebastian
Pedruzzi) liqnor saloon, 5li8 Bush
Moutry Mary, widow, r. 213 Stevenson
Mouz-Adolph, machinist, r. 3 Jasper PI
Mow Charles A., gilder S. A. Perry & Co., r. 21 Federal
Mow Frederick H., painter, r. 21 Federal
Mow Mary J,, r. 21 Federal
a^ Mow. See Mau
Mowat Susan Miss, matron Old Peoples' Home, Fran-
cisco, bet Powell and Stockton
Mowatt Commodore, butcher, r. 2520 Sutter
Mowbray Robert H., groceries, 2300 Mission, r. 1727 H
Jessie
Mower A. H. Mrs., widow, r. 2647 Howard
Mower David H,, patternmaker, r, 651 Stevenson
Mower Eugene A., porter William H. Rouse & Co., r.
405 Hyde
Mower George H., machinist Golden State and
Miners' Iron Works, r. 2047 Howard
Mower James, watchman Union Ice Co., r. 735 Fourth
Mower Margery, widow, r. 2647 Howard
Mower May E. Miss, teacher, r. 2647 Howard
Mowry D. O., millwright F. A. Huntington, r. 32
Berkeley Av
Mowry Ellen M. Miss, Kecretary. r. 706 Ivy Av
Mowry George B., collector, r. 706 Ivy Av
Mowry George W., blacksmith, r. NW cor Sanches
aud Hancock
Mowry Hannah Mrs., furnished rooms, 850 Market
Mowry Henry, cement worker, r. 331 Duucan
Mowry Joseph Z., student, r. 1422 Powell
Mowry Laura A., widow, r. 706 Ivy Av
Mowry Lizzie, widow, r. 67 Everett
Mo^vry Lyman I., attorney at law, 220 Sansome,
rooms 7-9, r. The Baldwin
Mowry Marion L. (H. E. Moore & Co.) r. 1422 Powell
Mowry Nathan B., lodgings, 136 Fifth
Mowry Richard, carpenter, r. 105 Germania
Mowry Richard D., poultry dealer, r. 614 Folsom
Mowry William A., carriage mnfr, 1140 Folsom, r.
N W cor Sanchez and Hancock
t^ Mowry. See Morey
Mowry's Hall. SW cor Grove and Laguna
Moxie Nerve Food (Miller & Greenwood) propri-
etors, 1309 Market
Moxley Charles G., real estate, 22 Montgomery, r. 215
Franklin
Moxley John, r. Ill Fell
Moy Hugh, laborer Oregon Imp. Co., r. 829 Folsom
Moy Mary E., widow, lodgings, 313 Fourth
Moyce Henry C, driver Union Ice Co., r. 89 Silver
Moyce S., porter G. M. Josselyn & Co., r. Alameda
Moyer Charles, cigarmaker, r. E s Douglass, nr Sev-
enteenth
Moyer George L., laundry office, 308 Bush, r. 703
O'Farrell
Moyer William, laborer, r. 1045 Mission
Moyes Charles J., carriagemaker, 1148 Mission, r. 514
Fell
Moylan John, janitor Sacred Heart College, 8E cor
Eddy and Larkin
Moylan John, teamster, r. 624 Fourth
Moylan Michael, carpenter, r. 512 Howard
Moylan Michael, laborer D. W. Giiptill, r. 648 Second
Moylan Patrick, packer Wangenheim, Sternheim ^4
Co., r. 3 Central PI
Moyle John, miner, r. 902 Montgomery
Moile Robert S., clerk Redington & Co., r. 1219 Polk
Moyles Andrew, lithographer Cal. Cigar Box Co., r.
108 Alta
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOIS' AND YOUTHS" SDITS
"THE HASTINGS."
MPmiL m In. ci. OF loiudh
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
MOY
875
MUH
MoyleK JanicB, driver The Whltoey Standard Oatland
TraiiHfer Co., r. Oakland
Moyl' 8 Jcihu, purter Greeuwlch Dock Warehouse, r.
lOH Alta
MojleH Patrick, porter Greenwich Dock Warehouse,
r. 110 Alta
Moyles Tbouaas, harnessmaker Charles L. Haskell, r.
lOM Atla
Moyna J. A., commercial travelpr, r. 220 Eddy
Moyna J. G< orge, salesman, r. 2'iO Eddy
Moyua William, umbrellamaker Joseph Crelghton, r.
220 Eddy
Moyne James S., mftal roofer, r. 312 Eighteenth
Moynes George, clerk, r. 1002 Geary
Moynfhan Daniel, machinist, r. 310 Seventh
Moynihan George E., salesman George Haas, r. 1206
Mission
Moynihan Hunnpbrey B., clerk Moynihan & Aitken,
r. 31USevenih
Moynihan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 12 Mary
Moynihan John, deck hand stmr Bay City, r. 62 Clem-
entina
Moynihan Lawrence, shoemaker, 310 Seventh
Moynihan Lizzie J. Miss, teacher Valencia Street
OramiDBr School, r. 310 Seventh
Moynihan Mary, widow, r. 1:"'9 Clara
Moynihan Mary Mrs., r. 133 Perry
Moynihan Nora Miss, teacher Cleveland School, r.
310 Seventh
Moynihan Patrick T., teamster, r. 563 Howard
Moynihan Timothy J. (Moynihan & Aitkin) r. 611
JonfS
Moynihan Si Aitkin (Timothy J. Moynihan and
James Aitkin) builerworks, 311-313 Mission, and
106 Beale
•^ Moynihan. flee Monagban and Monahan
Moyse Marc, clerk Hyams, Pauson & Co., r. 620)4
Hayes
Moxley Brandon, general superintendent P. M.
8S. Co., r. Palace Hotel
Mncha Dora Mrs., dressmaking, 1209 Bush
Muchs Phillip, tailor, 527 JiS Montgomery Av, r. 1209
Bush
Mucha Simon, upholnterer Windsor Hotel
Muiha Charks, nilllt-r, r. 19 Oak Grove Av
Muckle James, stonecutter, r. 26 Turk
Mudge Robert G., salesman G. W. Clark & Co., r. Oc-
cidental Hotel
Mudgett Edwin A., ticket agent The Burlington
Route, r. 618 Ninfteenth
Mudg. tt Ellsworth W. (Woodward & Mudgett) r. 717
O'Farrell
Mudgett George A,, third officer stmr City of Sydney
Mudgett James G., clerk Auglo-Nevada Assurance
Corporation, r. Palace Hotel
Mnecke Gottleib A. E. (Muecke & Co.) r. 26 McAl-
lister
Maecke & Co. (Gottleib A. E. Muecke and Henry
Mohns) Importers and commission merchants
and agents Germanic Llnyd, and agents money
orders to all p»rts of Europe, 319 California
Mnegge Julin H. (Haskell A Muegge) r. MIS Jackson
Mueh John N. (Mueh & Lynch) r. 2213 Broderick
Mueh & Lynch (John N. Mueh and John J. Lynch)
liquor ssloon, 1411 Stockton
Muebe Charles (National Vinegar Works) r. 19 Oak
Grove Av
Muehe William (National Vinegar Works) r. 3.39 Sixth
Muehe William F., apprentice C. Herrmann & Co., r.
19 Onk Grove Av
MnehlMht Hermann, machinist, r. 2209 Powell
Muehlig William, painter, r. 451 Stevenson
Mueller Albert, manufacturer cloaks, 1228 Market,
r. 501 Geary
Mueller Alois, r. 62 Clementina
Mueller August, cabinetmaker Richard Herring r.
1153 Mission
Mueller August, clerk Harper A. Smith, r. 517 Castro
DR. BAZAN'S
TllEKMO-r.l.ECTRIC
RUSSIAN ail TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Siveii.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BOILERS and STOVES
CoMecied lor Hot and Cold Water in me tiesi laimer.
WATER BACKS, WATER HEATERS,
Of all kinds made and repaired.
W. K . LANK,
PLUMBER, 605 KEARNY STRBBT.
EetaMlBhed 18(10. Telephone 315.
Mueller Conrad, baUer. r. 625 Clay
Mueller C. )., cignrmak'-r. r. 7 Jasper
Mueller I- ugene U., musician, r. 427 Golden Gate Av
Mueller Frederick A., messenger P. M. SS. Co., r. 302
O'Farrell
Mueller Frederick W., blacksmith, r. 1128 Mission
Mueller Henry L.. driver Pac. Brewery, r. 270 Clem-
entina
Mueller Jacob (Kalvelage & Mueller) r. 119 Franklin
Mueller John, liquor saloon, 538 Commercial, r. 410
Parlfic
Mueller John H. H.. teamster, r. 822 Union, rear
Mueller Leonbard, laborer, r. cor Shasta and Missis-
sippi
Mueller Lnuis, barber, r. 1628 Devissdero
Mueller Nicklaus, capitalist, r. 228 Bush
Mueller Oscar, pianotuner Kohler & Chase, r. 1013
Greenwich
Mueller Otto J., student, r. 2001 Bush
Mueller Robert, waiter, r. 139 Fourth
Mueller Rudolph A., mnfr leather washers, r. 8 Law-
rence PI
Mueller William, blacksmith and wagonmaker, J138
Mission
«^ Mueller. Sec Moeller, Moller and Muller
Muensier William, butcher, r. 20'.'1 Fillmore
Mnenter Charles, baker, r. 28 Laskie
Mneuter William, apprentice John Hoey, r. 28 Laskle
Mues Carsten C, groceries and liquors, 143 Berry, r.
Alameda
Mues Ernest, cigarmaker August Brune, r. 1716 Ma-
son
Muetzenbera Chriet. cheesemaker. r. 431 Pine
Mugan Annie, doim stic 520 Sutter
Mugan Catherine Mrs., r. 11 Garden Av
Mugan John, laborer P. M. SS. Co,, r. 642 Seventh
Mugan John, mesHenger, r. 1<I31 Alabama
Mugan John A., calker, r. 1031 Alabama
Mugan John E., clerk, r. 788 Harrison
Mugan Mary S., r. 1222 Ellis
Mugau Ml tthew, cook Alms House
Mugan Patrick, lireman ^tmr Granada
Mugan William G., bookkeeper Dolbeer * Carson, r.
1222 Ellis
Mugarricta Eliza A., widow, r. 1557 Eearnv
Mugarrieta Victoria Miss, clerk James Mearns, r. 1557
Kearnv
Mugarrieta William, porter Haas Bros., r. 1557 Kearny
MuggeHenry J., clerk H. HoUmann & Co., r. 2809
Mission
Mugge John, liquor saloon, E s Mission Boad, nr Five
Mile Store
Mugrage Harry, foreman warehouse 8. H. Franks k
Co., r. 777 Market
•Muheim Jnhn. liquor saloon, 245 Fourth
Muheim William, bartender John Muheim, r. 215
Fourth
Muhl Adcilph, brewer, r. 2633 ^ Harrison
Mulil August, shoemaker, r. Twenty-fourth, nr Potre-
ro Av
Muhl Frederick, clerk John H. Schleef, r. 12 Hopeton
Terrace
Muhl William (Mnhl * Schmidt) r. lOfil Howard
Muhl fc Schmidt (William Muhl and Claus Sthmidt)
groceries and liquors, 1061 Howard
Muhlbach Carl, poikpa'her Lobos Square Packing
House, r. 3010 Fillmore
Mnhlbtich Franz, c-oper, r. 3019 Fillmore
Mulilenbrink Willliun. r. f'Ol Bush
IMiihlendorf Hugo (brandt Ji; Co.) r. Grand Hotel
Mulilhaus. r John, baker, r. fiJS Clay
Muhlner William F., liquor saloon, 323 Turk, r. 619
Turk
Muhlner William F. Jr., clerk W. U. Tel. Co., r. 2233
.Market
Muhreiiberg Charles, groceries and liquors, 2000
Union
Muhriuan John, r. 504 Third
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 F5RST ST.
TELEFHONB 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
©AAnS, City Agent,
Ifornia. Street.
429 CalU
-41-
MUH
876
MUL
W. W, Montague &. Co.
pumps,
Suction and Force.
FOB HAND. W^IND-Mir,!. AN» POWDER.
ALL. SIZES.
809, 311, 313. 315 and 317 MA£K£T STBEET
Mnhs Antonio, manufacturer jewelrv cases, fancy
boxes, etc., 2U« Sutter, r. 5 Dawson PI
Mal)8 Frederick, shoemaker Frederick C. Weber, r.
871 Market
Mnir Adam, with Marine Iron Works, 1015 Battery, r.
7 Midway
Muir David, clerk Rebflsch & Co., r. 1426 Geary
Muir James, bricklayer, r. 101 -Jessie
Muir John, dairyman, r. 20 DcHrborn PI
Muir Li Hie Mits. teacher, r. 307 Jones
Muir Martha, widow, r. '20 Dearborn PI
Muir rtohert, bartender, r. HOH Washington
Muir Robert E., cook, r. 3a0 Minna
Mulrhead John, mason, r. 1 Otis PI
Muirhead Johu B., liquor saloon, NW cor Larkln and
Hayes, r. 3)^ Larkin
Mulcahy Alice, domestic 302 Capp
Muloahy Annie, groceries and liquors, NW cor Butte
and Bryant Av
Muli'ahy Bridget, widow, r. 914 Bryant
Mulcahy Daniel, laborer, r. 237 Qickory Av
Mulcahy Edmnud B., clerk Michael B. Mulcahy, r.
141 Second
Mulcfihy Edward, r. 555 Natoma
Mulcahy Frederick, blacksmith, r. 1918 Pacific Av
Mulcahy George, iron worker, r. 527 Howard
Mulcahy James, bricklayer, r. 612 Larkin
Mulcahy James, coal passer stmr Alameda
Mulcahy James B., clerk County Clerk's Oflace, r. 527
Howard
Mulcahy James J., freight clerk Washington St.
Wharf, r. 316 Bitch
Mulcahy Jeremiah, teamster, r. 3 Rausoh
Mulcihy John, crimper Porter, Slessinger Jc Co., r.
3003 Harrison
Mulcahy John, liquor saloon, 140 Second, r. 139 Na-
toma
Mulcahy John, special policeman, r. 1126 Market
Mulcahy John L., shoemaker, r. 3003 Harrison
Mulcahy Lott, laborer, r. 507 Minna
Mulcahy Matthew, hostler, r. 1207 Steiner
Mulcihy Matthew, lamplighter, r. 20 Zoe
Mulcahy Matthew, lumberman, r. 1330 Pacific
Mulcahy Michael, painter, r. 113 Third
Mulcahy Michael A"., peddler, r.507 Minna
Mulcahy Michael B., groceries and liquors, 141 Sec-
ond, r. 81 Natoma
Mulcahy Patrick, tailor, r. 4 Dehone
Mulcahy P. W.. whiteuer P. S. Mint, r. 739 Harrison
Mulcahy Thomas, laborer, r. 120« Steiner
Mulcahy William, bookkeeper, r. 612 Howard
Mulcahy William H., lamplighter, and extraman Hose
No. 5, r. 501 Minna
Mulcahy William J., laborer, r. 940 Fulton
Mulcare Patrick, groceries and liquors, NW cor Buss
and Natoma
Mulcreavy Harry, bookkeeper, r, 616 Ji Linden Av,
bet Laguna and Buchanan
Mulcreavy James L., bronzer A. F. Nye & Co., r. 616 Ji
Linden Av, oet Laguna and Buchanan
Mulcreavy John J., bookbinder, r. 616 )i Linden Av,
bet Laguna and Buchanan
Mulcreavy Martin, Limplighter, r. 61654 Linden Av,
bet Laguna and Buchanan
Muldooii Charles, fireman Pac. Gas Imp, Co., r. 2108
Greenwich
Muldoon Dominick, laborer, r. 220 Pacific
Muldoon Jennie, widow, r. 17 Dearborn PI
Muldoon John, fireman Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 2108
Greenwich
Muldoon P. Rothschild, drayman, 402 Battery, r. 213
Elm Av
Muldoon T., laborer, r. 220 Pacific
Muldowney James, carpenter, r. cor Thirtieth and
Laidley
Muldowney James, laborer, r. 118 M Washington
Muldowney Thoman, ornamental plasterer Eellett &
McMurray, r. 217 54 Geary
Mulford David S., carpenter, r. 1804 Market
Mulford Harvey, waiter George H. Richard, r. 319
Fourth
Mulford Thomas H., r. 600 Bush
Mulhall Joseph P., groceries and liquors, 1821 Hyde
Mulhall Martin, cooper B. W. Brown, r. SW cor St.
Thomas and Platte
Mulhare James S., teamster, r. 110 St. Rose's Av
Mulhare Joseph P., fireman, r. 110 St. Rose's Av
Muihearn Thomas, laborer, r. 4 Decatur
Mulhearn Thomas S., laborer, r. 4 Decatur
Mulhern Catherine, domestic 2026 California
Mulhern Ellen Mrs., furnished rooms, 207 Post
Mulhern Johu. laborer, r. 12 Natoma
Mulhern John, manufacturer and dealer flavoring
extracts, 124 Market, r. 343 Jessie
Mulhern Margaret, r. 165 Tehama
Mulhern Mary A. Mrs., dress and cloakmaker, 141
Fourth, r. 343 Jessie
MulhoUand Andrew J., carpenter, r. 26 Turk
RlulhoUand Francis, r. 1324 Sacramento
Miilholland Frank, housemover, r. 230 Thirteenth
Mulhoilaud Hugh, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 65
Clementina
MulhoUand James, carpenter Robinson & Gillespie,
r. 201 Leonard
MulhoUand James B.. engineer, r. 262 Tehama
MulhoUand John, painter, r. 809 Filbert
MulhoUand J. Barlow, porter, r. 5 Morton
Mulbolland Owen, expressman, NE cor Taylor and
Market
MulhoUand Patrick, laborer, r. 27 Clementina
MulhoUand Richard, helper Phelps Mnfg Co., r.
Beach, nr Larkin
MulhoUand Samuel, seaman, r. 19 Commercial
MulhoUand William W., clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co.,
r. 72 Natoma
Mulkein Matthew, laborer, r. 18 Mary
Mulkerin John, laborer, r. 2911 Geary
Mnlkerln Martin, laborer, r. 34 Mluna
Mull Christina, widow, r. 825 Vallejo, rear
Mull George, candy maker, 909 Mission, r, 911 H
Mission
Mull Jacob, paper box maker, r. 27 Laskie
Mull Marion A., manager George Mull, r. 911 Jj Mia-
sion
MuUaly John, pork packer, r. 212 First
MuUaly John H., teamster, r. 1415 Devisadero
MuUaly Mary Mrs., r. 5 Quincy PI
MuUaly Thomas, helper Pac. Iron Works, r. 6 Quinc/
PI
MuUaly Thomas, laborer, r. Boyce, nr Geary
MuUaly Thomas H., liquor saloon. 308 Grant At, r.
119 Powell
Mullan Arthur, foreman Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co., r. 450 Main
e^ Mullan. See Mullen, Mullin and MuUins
MuUane Cornelius, deputy Sheriff, r. N 8 Twenty-
fourth, bet Douglass and Ellen
MuUane John, hostler E. T. Russell, r. 20 Natoma
MuUane Michael, groceries and liquors. 446 Natcma
MuUane Thomas, coachman, r. 313M Austin
MuUane Timothy J., driver Wiester & Co., r. 25 Fill-
more
MuUaney Anthony J., bartender MuUaney Bros., r.
NEcor Prospect Av and Chapultepec, B. H.
MuUaney Brothers (Michael and Patrick) liquor sa-
loon, 41 >j Third
MuUaney Catherine, widow, r. NE cor Prospect At
and Chapultepec. B. H.
MuUaney James, r. NE cor Prospect Av and Chapul-
tepec, B. H.
MuUaney James J., waiter T. M. Holt, r. 11 Sutter
MuUaney John, boilermaker, r. NE cor Chapultepec
and Cortland Av, B. H.
MuUaney John, bricklayer, r. S 8 Lizzie nr Mission
MuUaney John, marble cutter, r. SE cor Nineteenth
and Diamond
WHOLESAIK AiO) EETAIL
W. S- J. SLOANE &. CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Uaniifactarers of Show Cases
aud Store Fixtures.
37 Marbt St.
en IDCr rVTDA nDV i^^'^" ^'^^ *'""'* p«<i*8 or curet«, HockB, :
tuLllOL LA 1 nA Uni IBurgundleB, Sautemes.PortiiaudSherrtesi
ARPAD HARASZTHY A CO.,
630 WASHniOTOlT STSE£T.
MUL
877
MUL
Mallaney Alary, widow, r. 63(> Mission I
Mnllaney Michael (Mullaiiev Bros.) r. 139^ Tohania
MuUant-y Michael. boK butcher. E s St. Thr.mas, bet
Platte and Savannah, r. cor Trinidad and Platte
Mnllaney Michael, wire weaver Cal. Wire Works
Mullaney Michael D., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons,
r. 139M Tehama
Mullaney Patrick (Mullaney Bros.) r. cor Chapulte-
pec and Cortlflnd Av, B. H.
Mallaney Thoujas, boatman, r. 100 )j .Jackson
Mullany James, yard foreman J.Macdonougb & Co.,r.
23 )i Minna
Mullany John, seaman, r. 413 Second
Mullany Michael, attorney at law, 520 Montgomery,
r. 1212Twenty.first
Mullany Patrick, draftsman A. Layer, r. 1212 Twenty-
art.t
Mnllsny Thomas, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
1212 Twenty-first
Mulhirkey John, blaokfmlth's helper Omnibus BR.
MulWiikey Owen J., painter, r. 1019 Market
Mullee James H., r. 104 Welsh
Mullee Thomas F., clerk, r. 104 Welsh
Mullen A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 102 Stockton
Mullen Augustus J., bookkeeper, r. 120 Post
Mullen Bernard, bollormaktr, r. 19J« Rausch, rear
Mullen Bernard, laborer, r. Maple Court, nr Four-
teenth
Mullen l>aiiiel, laborer Union Iron Works, r. TT s
Pennsylvania Av, bet Sierra and Napa
Mullen Daniel E.. bartender Richard A. Shnte, r. W s
Illinois, bet Sierra and Nevada
Mullen Dennis, porter Wells, Fargo & Co. '8 Bank, r.
SI4 Fell
Mullen Edward, r. 2028 Fillmore
Mullen Edward, laborer, r. 308 Union
Mullen Ellen Mrs., fruits, 327 54 Eighth
Mullen George, upholsterer F. W. Erellng & Sons, r.
7 Bond
Mullen (ieorge H., oysterman William A. Bill, r. 122
Fifth
Mnllen Henry A., carpenter Union Box Factory, r.
IIIM Minna
Mullen Henry T., brass molder, r. 137 Natoma
Mullen JameP, clerk, r. 428 Linden Av
Mullen James, en>;inrer, r. 2H3 Kitch
Mullen James, laundryman Magdalen Asylum
Mullen James, shoemaker Porter, Slessinger k Co., r.
20 Hunt
Mullen James, tanner M. F. Dolan, r. NWcorTwenty-
sisth and Alabama
Mnllen James J., pressman Francis, Yalentlne & Co.,
r. 139 Fourth
Mullen James W., commercial traveler Redington &
Co., r. 514 Fell
Mullen John, r. 137 Natoma
Mullen John, butcher E. Peguillan, r. W s Michigan,
bet Sierra and Shasta
Mnllen John, laborer, r. 137 Natoma
Mullen John, mining, r. 1032 Broadway
Mullen John, tfamster. r. 346 Fourth
Mullen Johu. teamster William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Mullen John, wire ropemaker Cal. Wire Works, r. VI
Water
Mullen John F., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 2404
Geary
Mullen John F., deputy Assessor, r. 121 Dore
Mullen John F., shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. 19 Twenty-second
Mullen John I., peddler, r. 1013 Bryant
Mullen John S., laborer, r. 2(i5 Bartlett, rear
Mnllen Joseph, r. 410 Tehama
Mullen Khtie, domestic 242 Bartlett
Mullen M. A., widow, r. 171 P.rry
Mullen Mary Miss, r. f)37 Locust Av
Mullen Michael, laborer Phc. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
Mullen Michael, peddler, r. 121 Dore
FRATINGER & CO
OF ALL DESCBIFTIOITS.
105 KEARJfY STREET
GAS, WATER and STEAM
FITTING,
In all its Branches, Well Done.
NA/_ E
PLUMBER,
Established 1860.
- I_ANE,
606 KEARNV STREET*
Telephone 315.
Mullen Patrick, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W b
Shasta, bet Illinois and Michigan
Mullen Patrick, watchman Riadon I. and L. Works, r.
1954 RauBch, rtar
Mullen Patrick, wood carver, r. 1735 Broadway
Mullen R.. r. 124 Clipper
Mullen Snrah Miss, seamstress, r. 606 Ivy At
Mullen Thomas, bartender, r. 406 Seventh
Mullen ThomaK, cook, r. 636 Conimercial
Mullen Thomas, laborer, r. 2 Frederick
Mullen Thomss, laborer, r. 137 Natoma
Mullen Thomas, plumber John P. Doherty, r. 7 Grand
Av
Mullen Thomas, teamster James B. Bocarde, r. 634
Fourth
a^ Mullen. See Mullan. MuUin and Mullins
Mullender David F., photographer, r. W s Kentucky,
bet Solano and Mariposa
Mullender Henry F., rougher Jndson Iron Works, r.
W R Kentucky, bet Solano and Mariposa
Mullender Joseph, r. W s Kentucky, bet Solano and
Mariposa
Mullender Joseph Jr., photographer D. Sewell, r. Ws
Kentucky, bet Solano and Mariposa
Mullender Thomas, driver, r. W s Kentucky, bet So-
lano and Mariposa
Mullender William J., r. W s Kentucky, bet Solano
and Mariposa
Mnller Adam, ciearmaker August Brune, r. 311 Union
Miiller Adolph Mrs. . widow, r. l.';06 Pacific Av
Mnller Adolph, clerk, r. P05 Fifteenth
Miiller Alb. rt. bakery, 200 Eleventh
Muller Albert A., musician, r. 106 Fourteenth
Mnller Anna Mrs., widow, r. 917 Polk
^ruller Anton, carpenter, r. 26 Turk
Mnller Augut-t, machinist P. M. SS. Co., r. 34H Moss
Miiller August 0., cro( kery and glassware, 115 Third,
r. NE cor Twenty-eighth and Dolores
Muller August H., clerk The German Savings and
Loan Soc. r. Ea^t Oakland
Muller Augusta Miss, dressmaker, r. 2-598 Howard
Muller Benjamin, laborer, r. 1105 Powell
Muller Balz, proptr S. F. Dairy, NW cor Dolores
and Thirtieth
Muller Bessie domestic 912 Greenwich
Muller Carl, r. 920 Larkin
Muller Carl, butcher, r. 314 Steiner
Muller Carl L , student, r. 920 Larkin
Muller Casimf-r, shoemaker F. R. Jennings
Muller Charles, r. 307 Eddy
Muller Charlts, city salesman Bach, Messe & Co., r.
1605 Vi Jessie
Muller Charles, mechanical draftsman and engineer,
60S Sa. nmento
Muller Charles, shoemaker, r. 2008 Polk
Muller Charles, shoemaker, r. S B Rutledge Av, nr
Alabama. B. H.
Muller Charles, watchmaker P. A. Gianninl, r. 735
Ellis
Mulli r Christian, cellarroan. r. 270 Minna
MULLER CHRISTIAN.
opticinn, 135 Slon t^oiner y, r. HIS
Haiglit
Muller Coi rad, cabinetmaker, 617 Brannan, r. 33
Harriet
Miiller C' nrad F., salesman, r. 1708 Stevenson
Muiler Etiidiiis, miner, r. 71 Natoma
Muller Emil. baker, r. 14 Gilbert
Miiller Ernst, quartermaster stmr San Jos^
Muller Frank (Muller * Koenlg) r. 1414 Harrison
Muller Frank, bootmaker, 242 Sutter, r. 7 William
Muller Frank, jeweler Pac. Jewelry Co., r. 20 Russell
Mnllf r Fraok. pressman M. Weiss, r. Oakland
Muller Frederi.k, r. 1634 Eddy
Muller Frederick, butcher, 43 Centre Market, r. 217
Pro8pe< t PI
Muller Fri derlek clerk P. M. SS. Co. ^'^f,
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Jfannntctiirer orerery deairrlptlon oT
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
48 to 30 Be»Ie Street. San Frunci»co.
Dennett Jump Seats.
Isham A Booker. 421-427 Market Bb
MUL
878
MUL
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
MAlsTJFACTURZBS OT
CO
Plain, Japanned and Stamped
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Muller Frederick, dairyman, Cole, bet Carl and Stan-
yan
Muller Frederick, salesman W. C. Read & Co., r. 513
Post
Muller Frederick, saunagemaker, r. 8 Drory Lane
Miiller Frederick, warehouseman, r. 23 Norfolk
Muller Fredpriek C, manager A. Finke's 'Widow, r.
1708 Stevenson
MULLER FREDERICK P.
farrier, s«al sacques dyed and refitted,
137 Kearny, r. Alameda
Muller Fritz (Muller A Kim) r. 916 Montgomery
Miiller Fritz, porter, r. 1604 Stevenson
Muller George, baker A. Becker, r. 736 Union
Muller George, r. 515 Hyde
Muller George, cracker bakery, 102 Eleventh, r. 1503
Mission
Muller Gescha A., widow, r. 1901 Hyde
Muller Gottfried (Miiller k Schmalz) r. 1024 Mont-
Komery
Muller Gustav, quartermaster stmr Starbuck
Muller Gustave, painter, r. 8 Tapper PI
Muller Henrietta Miss, dressmaker, r. 2909 Harrison
Muller Henry, carpenter, r. 25i)8 Howard
Muller Henry, clerk Clans Otten
Miiller Henry, driver Am. Cracker Co., r. 1929}^
Stevenson
Muller Henry, liquor saloon, 503 Pacific
Muller Henry, longshoreman, r. W s Noe, nr Jersey
Muller Henry, sailmaker, r. 2013 Powell
Muller Henry, shoemaker P. F. Nolan b Sons, r. 63
Shipley
Muller Henry, teamster F. Martens k Co., r. 822
Union, rear
Muller Henry R., laborer, r. 213 Tenth
Muller Herman, driver, r. 427J4 <'edar At
Miiller Herman, musical instrument maker, 17 Clin-
ton Park, r. 22 Bond
Miiller Herman, carpenter stmr Alameda
Mtiller Herman F., bookkeeper Roseeter & Smith, r.
1506 Pacific Av
Muller Herman H., printer C. W. Gordon, r. N a Mari-
posa, nr Miunesota
Muller Herman M., clerk Quade & Straut.r.lli Minna
Muller Inez Fabbri, teacher vocal music, r. 10ii8 Post
Muller Jacob, machinist Will & Fiuck, r. 4 54 Dodge
Muller Jacob, stableman Lobos Square Packing House
Mulier Jacob, teacher music, r. 1008 Post
Muller Jacob, waiter, r. 416 Sixth
Muller James A., tinsmith Taylor Goodrich, r. 653
Minna
Miiller Johanna L., widow, r. 1708 Stevenson
Muller John, r. 151054 Polk
Muller John, butcher, 13-14 Cal. Market, r. 226 Stock-
ton
Muller John, cabinetmaker A. Frei, r. NE cor Fifth
and Brannan
Muller John, organist, r. 610 Bush
Muller John H. (Muller & Lunsmann) r. 219 Tehama
Mnller John H. W., driver, r. 348 Fourth
Miiller John P., liquor saloon, 114 Golden Gate At
Miiller Joseph, cook San Bruno Hotel
Muller Joseph, laborer, r. 5 Taylor PI
Muller Joseph A,, shoemaker Solomon Marks, r. 13
Gilbert
Miiller Karl L., boxmaker S. F. Box Co., r. 251 Perry
Muller Oscar E., accountant Demokrat, 409 Bush
Muller PaulG., clerk G. H. Umbsen & Co., r. 1506
Pacific Av
Muller Peter, machinist Empire Foundry, r. 1000
Harrison
Muller Peter M., packer, r. 1503 Mission
Miiller Philip, cook Paul Fischer, r. Alameda
Muller Philip, laborer, r. 411 Pa.iBc
Mnller Philip, cutler Will fc Finck, r. 1433 Sanchez
Muller Philip, laborer, r. KE cor Sanchez and Twen-
ty-eighth
Miiller Eheinhold, baker Hird b Dittmar, r. 2409
Howard
Miiller Riehard, sergeant U. S. A., and telegraph
operator Foit Mason, Black Point
Mnller Theresa, coffee sxloon, 34 O'Farrell
Miiller Thomas, r. 24 Turk
Muller Walter A., proptr Am. Straw Works, 660 Mis-
sion, r. 90)54 Guerrero
Miiller Wilhelmlna, widow, r. 2909 Harrison
Muller Wilhelm. brewer, r. 2023 Mason
Muller William, boarding and lodgings, 709-711 Mis-
sion
Miiller William, cellarman Kohler & Frohling, r. 6
Bernard
Muller William, kitchenhand Edward W. Stuart, r.
175 Sixteenth
Muller William, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 627
Green, rear
Muller William, musician, r. 9 Graham PI
Muller William F., carpenter, r. 25U8 Howard
Miiller & Kim (Fritz Miiller and John C. Kim) llqnor
saloon, 610 Sacramento
Muller & Koenig (Frank Muller and George
Koenlg) pork packers, 15-16 California Market
Muller & Lunsmann (John H. Muller and John F.
Lunsmann) liquor saloon, 215 Third
Muller & Schmalz (Gottfried Muller and William
Si'hmalz) liquor saloon, 638 Sacramento
»- Muller. See Miller, MoUer, Moeller and Mueller
MuUering August, teamster, r. 35 Erie
Mullery Nicholas B., letter carrier Post Office, p. 1322
Hyde
Mulligan Alexander O. (George Morrow k Co.) r. 818
Powell
Mulligan Andrew, teamster, r. 1629 Hyde
Mulligan Bernard, miner, r. 321 Pacitio
Mulligan Ellen, widow, r. 913 Battery, rear
niallig:an E. L., physician, office HE. cor Valencia
and Tventy-first, r. 943 Valencia
Mulligan Francis, molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 508
Folsom
Mulligan George V., farmer, r. 2 Oclavia
Mulligan James, coal passer stmr Queen of the Pa-
cific
Mulligan James E., teamster, r. 413 Broadway
Mulligan James F., salesman MoUer & McMulUn, r.
29 Hawthorne
Mulligan James H.. upholsterer, r. 806 Twenty-fourth
Mulligan John, actor, r. 139 Fourth
Mulligan John E., grainer, r. lOOO Hyde
Mulligan M. A. Mrs., lodgings, 413 Broadway
Mulligan Michael, laborer, r. 125 Shipley, rear
Mulligan Michael, laborer, r. 625 Seventh
Mulligau Patrick, molder Fulton Iron Works, p. 29
Hawthorne
Mulligan Peter, laborer, r. 1629 Hyde
Mulligan Peter, laborer Lotiis Sloss & Co., r. 12 Caro-
line
Mulligan Peter, plumber W. S. Snook & Son, r. 29
Hawthorne
Mulligan Richard, horseshoer, 208 Twenty-fourth
Muligan Thomas, real estate agent, r. 214 Prospect
PI
Mulligan Thomas, seaman, p. 129 Jackson
MuUigan William, plumber, r. 3 Clyde
Mulliu Arthur J., boilermaker, r. N s Michigan, bet
Napa and Shasta
Muller Louis, butcher, SE cor Third and
314 Steiner
Mnller Louis, teamster, r. 42754 Cedar At
Muller Lndwig, tailor, 523 Pacific
Muller Martin, carpenter, r. 431 Pine
Muller Mary, domestic 914 Union
Muller Matthias P., jeweler, r. 610 Bush
Mnller Meyer, clerk, r. 418 Tehama
Muller Michael, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Mnller Morris, glazier, r. 418 Tehama
Muller Nicholas, clerk, r. 1113 Folsom
i»,r.
THE SEST
CLOTHING
a
For MEN AND BOYS at
THE HASTINGS
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
Jf
THE LION Fire lis. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets. $4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SZZTOIT, Aat lluago.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
MUL
879
MUN
MuUin Bernard, laborer, r. 528 Folsom
Mullin Charle\ coutractor Sea Wall, r. 71 Water
MulHn Charles F., printer, r. 800 Fulton
Mulltn Daniel, r. 8(i0 Fulton
Mullin Daniel, tanner, r. W s Alabama, bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty.sixth
Mullin Dennis A. (Uryantfc Mullin) r. 7.57 Brannan
Mullin George A., agelstant bookkeeper Davis Bros.,
r. 422 Ellis
Mullin Harriet, widow, r. 1034 Clay
Mullin Henry E., r. 800 Fulton
Mullin James, engineer, r. 800 Fulton
MuUiu James, mechanic, r. 512 Howard
Mullin James, painter, r. 422 Ellis
Mullin James M , laborer, r. 208 Seventh
Mullin John, cabinetmaker, r. 211 54 Perry
Mullin John, driver Central RR., r. 514 Minna
Mullin John J., p.ipermaker, r. 318 Brannan
Mulliu John P., miner, r. 824 Kearny
Mullin John W., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Mullin John W., sUirbuilder, r. 56 Shipley, rear
Mullin Kate, domestic 2lo8 Howard
Mullin Mark, chipper Columbia Foundry, r. 670 Fol-
som
Mullin Mark, ironworker, r. 45 Minns
Mullin May Miss, dressmaker, r. 71 Water
Mullin Patrick, blacksmith, r. 233 Clara
Mullin Patrick, machinist. r.800 Fulton
Mullin T., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
10" Mullin. See MuUan, MuUeane, Mullen and
Miillins
Slullins C. P.. manager Commercial Union .As-
surance Co. (limited) of London, 301 California,
r. 1809 Goujjh
Mullins Daiiiel, chipper, r. 1725 J4 Stevenson
Mullins Dennis, painter, r. lOlfi Folsom
Mullins Henry B., tailor, 112 Eddy
Mullins James, r. 1725k Stevenson
Mullins Jeremiah J., clerk Tax Collector'^ Office, r.
38 Harriet
Mullins John, laborer, r. 185* Bluxome
Mullins John, stereotyper Examiner, r. 302 Union
Mullins John P., plumber and Rasfitter, r. Ninetaenth,
bet Florida and Alabama
Mullins Michael H., sawyer, r. 1307 Harrison
Mullins Morgan, laborer, r. Butte, bet Florida and
Alabama
Mullins Philip, blacksmith, r. 1316 Sacramento
Mullins Thomas, helper Union Box Factory, r. 1307
Harrison
Mullins Thomas J., letter carrier Post Office, r. 1026
Clay
Mullins William, molder, r. 112 Freelon
Mullins William F., clerk J. W. Moran & Co., r. 12
Oak
l&~ Mullins. See MuUane, Mullen, Mullens and
Mullin
MuUot Louis, real estate agent, r. 229 Minna
Mullowney William, blacksmith Golden State and
MinerM' Iron Works, r. 39 M Clara
Mulloy Charles W.. horeeshoer, 218 Fifth, r. 1321.
Golden Gate Av
Mulloy Daniel, laborer, r. 977 Bryant
Mulloy Dai.lel Jr., carriage painter Studebaker Bros.,
r. 977 Bryant
Mulloy John V„ clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 1321
Golden Gate Av
Mulloy JuliH, widow, r. 36 Ritch
Mulloy Margaret Mrs., r. 8 St. Rose's Av
Mulloy Peter, secretary Board of Health, office
New City Hall, r. 508 Powell
t^ Mulloy. See Malloy and Molloy
Mulranin John T., laborer, r. 248 Tehama
Mulranln Lawrence F., waiter, r. 308)4 Clementina
Mulrenin Edward F., bartender Thomas Brady, r. 27
Lapldge
Malreuin Patrick, laborer Empire Foundry, r. 942
Twentieth
DR. BAZAN'S
THEBnO-EI^ECTRIC
RUSSIAN ail TURKISH BAIHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batis Siveii.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
WATER FILTERS,
ALL SIZES AN> KINDS FOR FAUCETS.
Large Filterers with capacity for cleaning all water
used in the house, simple and cheap.
•TV.
Plumber,
E .
Established 1860.
505 Kearny Street,
Telephone 315.
Mulioon.y Ann, domestic 810 Chestnut
Mulrooney Edward, longKhoreman, r. Montgomery
Av, bet Francisco and Chestnut
Mulroony James (Mulroony Ji Blunden) r. 2845 Mis-
sion
Mulroony k Blunden (James Mulroony and Walter
H. Blunden) c^'tfee saloon, 23 Taylor
Mulry Lawrence A., clerk C. H. Wegtphal, r. 112 Sec-
ond
Mulstay Patrick, r. 816 Fifteenth
Mulvaney Bartholomew, bootfliter, r. 6.55 Mission
Mulvaney Eugene, euKineer, r. 168 Clementina
Mulvaney Frank, shoemaker Porter, Sle68Jnger& Co.,
r. 31U Montgomery Av
Mulvaney John M., shoemaker, r. 168 Clementina,
rear
Mulvaney Nicholas, contractor, r. 821 J4 Montgomery
Mulvaney Owen, cook City and County Hospital
Mulvaney Thomas, salesman, r. 1713 Stevenson
Mulvaney William, bartender, r. 168 Clementina, rear
MULVET ANNIE MKS.
dressmakings, 435 Turk
Mulvey Booth C, carpenter, r. 1701 Jepsie
Mulvey George, molder, r. 139 South Park Av
Mulvey James, fireman, r. 629 Front
Mulvey John S., plasterer, r. 815 J« Hayes
Mulvey Thomas, with Whlttier, Fuller & Co., r. 320
Beale
Mulvey Thomas P., boilermaker, r. 1 Zoe PI
Mulvihill Patrick, laborer Henry Trevor, r. 19 Ches-
ley
Mulville Daniel F.. plasterer, r. 20 Fair Oaks
Mulville Neptune B., attorney at law, 533 Kearny, r.
Oakland
Mulvin William, driver, r. 20 Rondell PI
Mulwick Robert, master schr Norway
Mumaugh John S., stenographer Firemans Fond Ins.
Co., r. 906 Market
Mumford John V., bookkeeper, r. 1010 Geary
Mnncey J. B., r. 419 Twenty-second
Muncey William G.. groceries, fruits and vegetablea,
419 Twenty-second
Munch J. B., pressman Dempster Bros.
Miinrh Robert, civil engineer and draftsman, r. 417
Green
Muncie W. H., barber William Hughes, r. 1106 Broad-
way
Muntkton Daniel, mining expert, r. 2311 Webster
Munckton Frank D.. deputy clerk and commissioner
U. S. Circuit Court. U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, tliird
floor, r. 2311 WehKter
tsr Miincton. See Monrton
Mund Dora, widow, r. 341 Clementina
Mund Frederick L. (Blnmenthal.t Mund) r. 738 Green
Mund Henry C, jeweler, 672 Howard, r. 341 Clemen-
tina
Mund Richard, r. 237 Oak
Mund Rudolph A., watchmaker Lewis Abrahams, r.
341 Clementina
Mund Solomon, hnkery, 440 54 Halsrht
Mund William, watchmaker. 201 O'Farrell, r. 1806 Post
Mundell Joseph, blacksmith, r. 2508 Bush ,
Munder Wi'liam, ship carpenter, r. St. Thomas, bet
Penobscot and Osage
Mundt Adolph, dry and fancy goods. Railroad Av.nr
SuHquehanna
Mundwyler Frederick, musician Tivoll Opera House,
r. 708 Bush
Mundwyler John L.. musician Tivoll Opera House, r.
1419 Twenty-fourth
Mundwyler Jacob J., r. 708 Bush
Mundy Frank, carpenter, r. 757 Folsom
Mundy James H., bookkeeper A. F. Evans & Co., r.
Occidental Hotel
Munf rey Edmund, pressman Francis, Valentine k Co.,
r. 719 Pnlk
Munger Edward M., with S. P. Co., r. 33 South Park
W. B. BANCROFT & CO,
49 riRST ST.
TKT.BPHONB 82.
EOOKEINDEES.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN. m.?^^.??/?GVc^^Sn?e^fs:
MUN
880
MUR
W. W. Montague & Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENOLISH AND AMERICAN
Bncanstlc, 6Iazed
309, 311. 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Plain.
Hunger George, gripman Sutter St. BR., r. 1051 How-
ard
Hunger Lucius A., clerk, r. 702 Post
Munglven Mai tin V., waiter, r. 258 Clementina
Mungiven Patrick, laborer, r. 122 Shotwell
Mungiven Patrick, laborer, r. 353 Eleventh
Huuier Joseph, steward John Bergez, r. 1106 Twenty-
fourth
Hnnier T., with F. S. Chadbourne & Co., r. 1911 Polk
Hunk Charles, cook Isaac Robinson, r. 22 Tehama
Hunk Christ, maltster, r. 1413 Folsnm
Hunk Minna (R. & M. Hunk), r. 805 Mission
Hunk R. & M. (Richard and Minna) printers, 805
Misdlon
Munk Richard (R. & M. Munk) r. 805 Mission
B^- Hunk. See Honck
Munn Robert F., tanner South S. F. Tannery, r. S s
Dominica nr St. John
Munnich Arnold, bookkeeper Charles Duisenberg &
Co., r. 1031 Harrision
Munns William, carpenter, r. 103 Cumberland
Munoz Antonia, musician, r. 638 Green
Munphnndean Adolph, driver Golden City Brewery,
r. 1431 Pacific
Munro D. M., student A. Van Der Naillen, r. 634 Post
Hunro George L., carpenter, r. 29 Liberty
Munro James, machiuist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
419 Fremont
Munro James A., upholsterer F. S. Chadbourne & Co.,
r. 419 Fremont
Munro John, liquor ealoon and boarding, 266 Bran-
nan
Munro John Mrs., widow, r. Filbert nr Fillmore
Munro Joseph W., chief of&cer stmr Walla Walla, r.
2134 Union
Munro Reuben, car builder Market St. RR. r. 1920
Stevenson
Munro Roderick, porter Duff k Co., r. 315 First
Mujiro R. B., Post Office Inspector, 320 Sansome, r.
Oakland
Munro Thomas A., fruit and vegetables, r. Chepulte-
pec, nr Coso Av, B. H.
Munro William, stonecutter, r. 24 Verona
Munroe Alice F., widow, dressmaker, r. 2011 Mission
Munroe Edward L., conductor, r. N 8 Haight nr
Stanyan
Munroe Henry, blacksmith, E s San Bruno Road, nr
Silver Av
Munroe James, machine operator Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 463 Tehama
Munroe Jessie, domestic 746 Twentieth
Munroe John McK., veterinary surgeon, r. 27J^
Fourth
Munroe M. L. Mrs., stewardess stmr Columbia
fff" Munroe. See Houro and Monroe
Bluiisell Janies Jr., agent Mutual Benefit Life
Insurance Co. (of New Jersey), 415 Montgomery,
r. 1665 Webster, Oakland
Munson A. K., salesman J. A. Folger & Co., r. Oak-
land
Munson Charles B., salesman Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 813 Twentieth
Munson David L., foreman E. J. Bowen, r. 1325 How-
ard
Munson George, bricklayer, r. 517 Mason
Munson George, millbaud r. 303 Filbert
Munson Henry S., draftsman C. I. Havens, r. 1325
Howard
Munson James G., druggist William M. Searby, r. 8Jj
Golden Gate Av
Munson James H., locksmith, r. 403 Hayes
Munson John, live htock dealer, r. 527 Taylor
Munson John A. (Munson & Shaughnessy) r. 621 Cal-
ifornia
Munson Loraine H. Miss, cashier Northwestern Hu-
tual Life Ins. Co., r. 206 Kearny
Munson Lewis, carriage washer John Bennett, r. 1010
McAllister
Munson Maggie Mrs., restaurant, 16 Folsom, r. 17
Hampton PI
Munson Nels, carpenter, r. 10 J4 Sumner
Munson Oscar D., assayer, r. 622 Sutter
Munson Rebecca, widow, r. 1012 McAllister, rear
Munson Solomon M., bricklayer, r. 26 Turk
Munson Si Co., Thomas M. Brooks manager, deal-
ers rubber belting, hose and mill supplies, 21
First
Munson k Shaughnessy (John A. Munson and
Thomas Shaughnessy) propts Scandla House, 621
California
<&" Munson. See Monson
Munster Henry, carpenter, r. 158)4 Silver
Miinster Henry, teamster George W. Meade & Co., r.
426 Brannan
Mnnster John, carpenter, r. 1807 Ellis
Munhter John, teamster, r. 626 Brannan, rear
Munt Richard, clerk, r. 237 Oak
Munter Dora, domestic, r. 817 Turk
Munter Henry, general merchandise, 208 Six-
teeuth
Munter Joseph, pictures and frames, 1047 Folsom
MuDtz Catherine, widow, r. 305 Fremont
Muntz Joshua, engineer, r. 919 Folsom
Munz Andreas, bartender Charles Kittelberger, r. 545
Stevenson
Hurnnta Loius G., machine operator Buckingham k
Hecht, r. 20 Capp
Murasky Bernard, house mover, r. E s Washington
Av, bet Preclta Av and Twenty-eight
Murasky Bertha, widow, r. 1014 Hampshire
Murasky Charles G., stairbuilder, r. 541 Twenty-third
Murasky Charles H., carpenter, r. 541 Twenty-thlrd
Murasky Frank J., clerk McKoon & Towle, r. 718
Franklin
Murasky William, driver Lick Laundry, r.718 Frank-
lin
Murasky William F., blacksmith, r. 10 M Rausch
Murat Emile, cook, r. 625 Green
Murat Sophie, widow, lodgings, 1320 Stockton
Hnrch Laura Miss, teacher music, r. 2116)4 Steiner
Murch Louisa, widow, r. 2116)4 Steiner
Murch S. E., clerk Wm. T. Coleman & Co..r. Oakland
Murchie Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Nevada Co.,
Cal.) A. W. Blundell secretary. 124 California
Murden D. E., silversmith W. K. Vanderslice & Co.,
r. 643 Stevenson
Murden Robert, joiner Jason Springer & Co., r. 643
Stevenson
Murden William T., sawyer, r. 643 Stevenson
Murdoch Robert, capitalist, r. 327 Eighth
Murdoch Robert, tailor, 731 Montgomery, r. 1905
Leavenworth
Murdock Alexander, r. 311 Hontgomery Av
Hurdock Calvin A., mining, r. 8 Polk
Murdock C. A. Si Co. (Charles A. Murdock and
Charles L. Crackbon) book and job printers, 532
Clay
Murdock Charles, boilermaker, r. N 8 Thirtieth, bet
Church and Sanchez
Murdock Charles A. (C. A. Murdock & Co.) r. 2424
Fillmore
Murdock E. W., r. 319 Ellis
Murdock George H. (Swain & Murdock) r. Alameda
Murdock George L., liquor saloon, 2202 Fillmore, r.
921 Jackson
Murdock Isaiah, molder W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 411
Bryant
Murdock James, r. 908)4 Folsom
Murdock John, carpenter, r. 74Natoma
Murdock John L., miner, r. 921 Jackson
Murd-ick Joseph A. (Murdock & Evatt) r. 411 Bryant
Murdock Richard, foreman, r. 110 Fell
Murdock T. W., waiter, r. 305 Fifth
Murdock W. B., r. 319 Ellis
Murdock William E., r. 411 Bryant, rear
Murdock William R., carpenter, r. 720 Grove
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
THE LARGEST
CARPET AHD UPHOLSTERY HOUSE
ON THE PAOIPIO COAST.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
KEXT ABOVE PALXCK HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
31 MarM St
ri*i iDcr rvTDA no Vi *"'•>" *'"'"**'^ •='*■* °'<^""p"s°""'*°'^'^f''™ I a^p*" haraszthy * co.,
tbLllwt LA I nA Unll France to thUcoumry, but without Brandy. ) 530 VASHHTOTOH ^
MUR
881
MUR
m
Murdock fc Evatt (Joseph A. Murdock and Frauk
Evatt) liquor saloon. 537 Second
Murer Urban, cooper J. Gtjndlach & Co.
Kurfey Samuel S., notary public and commis-
Bioner of deeds, GOT Montgomery, r. 1614 Wash-
Intitou
Murgotten Alexander P., employee U. S. Mint, r. 13
Elgin Park Av
Murgotten Henry, r. 13 Elgin Park At
MurlUo Conccpcion Mrs., r. 1.321 Powell
MurlUo Joseph, lithographer H. 8. Crocker & Co., r.
cor Powell and Pacific
Murini M.. laborer, r. 12 Cadell Alley
MurisoD John He O., salesman Oage, Shattuck & Co.,
r. 911 Van Ness Av
Muriaon 'Willinnt A., bookkeeper and cashier
Occidental Hotel, r. San Rafael
Murk Frederick, laborer, r. 735 Brannan
Murken Martin, groceries and llqiiorg, NW corQrore
and Buchanan, r. 801 Buchanan
Murks J. R. bootmaker, r. 871 Market
Murnek Louis, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. NW
cor Teneriffe and St. John
Murphey William I.., pottern and model maker
and millwright, 109-lU Mission, r. 216 Minna
Murphy A. Edward, clerk C. Curtin, r.619 Eddy
Murphy Adam H., r. '2529 Howard
Murphy XfOiCB, widow, r. 125 Shipley
Murphy Albert J., painter, r. 128 Seventh
Murphy Alpbonse, deputy Coroner and reporter Ex-
aminer, r. 4 Vincent
Murphy Andrew J. . marblecutter, r. 606 Fourth
Murphy Ann, widow, r. 3205 Clay
Murphy Ann Mrs., liquor saloon, 633 Davie
Murphy Anna, widow, r. 1609 Folsom
Murphy Annie, widow, r. 18 Natoma
Murpliy Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1248 Howard
Murphy Annie J. Mrs., notions, 3038 Sixteenth
Murphy Annie J., school teacher, r. 2308 Larkin
Murphy Anthony, nurse ludusti ial School
Murphy Augustus, carpenter, r. 1517 Ellis
Murphy Augustus A., dyer, r. 784 Folsom
Murphy Augtstus E., clerk, r. 619 Eddy
Murphy Augustus P.. teamster, r. 14 k Bluxome
Murphy Bartholomew, laborer, r. 1 Chestnut PI
Murphy Bartholomew, laborer, r. 153 Shipley, rear
Murphy Bridget, widow, liquor saloon, 56 Natoma
Murphy Broderlck, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 146 Minna
Murphy C, meterman S. F. Gaa Light Co.. r. 1628
Broadway
Murphy Catherine, domestic 611 Chestnui
Murphy Catherine, domestic 1029 Tweuty-flrat
Murphy Catherine, dressmaker, r. N 8 Greenwich, nr
Hyde
Murphy Catherine, widow, r. 534 Natoma
Murphy Catherine Mrs., r. 10 Elm Av
Murphy Catborine Mrs., r. 713 Natoma
Murphy Charles, bricklayer, r. 719 Harrison
Murphy Charles, driver, r. 829 Folsom
Murphy Charles, conductor Geary St. ER., r. 913
Geary
Murphy Charles, laborer, r. N s Greenwich, nr Hyde
Murphy Charles, painter, r. 5H RauBch
Murphy Charles, printer Neville & Co., r. 64 Tehama
Murphy Charles H. (Bertram & Murphy) r. 8038 Six-
teenth
Murphy Charles L., clerk, r. 911 }i Ellis
Murphy Cornelius, bollermaker, r. 81 Natoma
Murpfiy Cornelius, clerk D. Carroll, r. 2123 Mission
Murphy Cornelius, tanner Norton Tanning Co.
Murphy Cornelius J., stenographer, r. 2308 Larkin
Murphy Cornelius T., real estate. 1067 Howard
Murphy Daniel, r. 547 Mission
Murphy Daniel, blacksmith, 702 Ssneome, r. 1328
Church
Murphy Daniel, driver Pac. Transfer Co.. r. 110
Suiter
ii
UNDERWEAR
THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
CAST IRON PIPE.
G-AS and WATER. PIPE
And FITTINGS of all Sixes.
w. e."lane.
Plumber, 503 Kearny Street.
Established 1800. Telephone 316.
Murphy Daniel, house mover, r. 058 Natoma
Murphy Daniel, laborei", r. 67 Clementina
Murphy Daniel, laborer, r. Iii4 St. Rose's Av
Murphy Daniel, longshoreman, r. 45 Ecker
Murphy Daniel, painter, r. Brosoan, nr Guerrero
Murphy Daniel, real estiite, r. 319 Oak
Murphy Daniel, real estate, r. Old San Jos^ Road, nr
Plymouth
Murphy Daniel, teamster Preston k McEinnon. r. i)i
De Boom
Murphy Daniel, tanner RelUy b Louis, r. 541 Fif-
teenth
Murphy Daniel, teamster, r. 2J<i Dehone
Murphy Daniel, varnisher, r. 16 M Clinton
Murphy Daniel C, bridge builder, r. 10 Freelon
Murphy Daniel C, hostler T. Foley, r. 1825 Powell
Murphy David D., expressman, NW cor Fourth and
King, r. 67754 Clementina
Murphy Daniel E., shipwright, r. 915 Webster
Murphy Daniel F., boilermaker, r. 18 Natoma
M«irphy Daniel F., fruits and produce, NE cor Polk
and McAllister, r. 355 Minna
Murphy Daniel J., cabinetmaker, r. 427 Fourth
Murphy Daniel J., Judge Superior Court, Dept
12 (criminal) chambers Old City Hall, second
floor, r. 119 Liberty
Murphy Daniel J., morroco finisher, r. 234 Olara
Murphy Daniel J., painter, r. 139 Hancock
Murphy Daniel J., restaurant, 149 Seventh
Murphy Daniel J., tanner Kinkier & Schoenlng, r.
337 Twenty seventh
Murphy Daniel L., gasfitter, r. 2 Eddy PI
Murphy Daniel 8., clerk, r. 235 Seventeenth
Murphy Daniel T. (Murphy, Grant & Co.) r. Palace
Hotel
Murphy Daniel W. (D. W. Murphy & Co.) r. Ocean
View
Murphy David, blacksmith, r. Buchanan, bet Union
and Filbert
Murphy David, longshoreman, r. 28 Minna
Murphy David, shoemaker Charles Dietle,r.l63 Jessie
Murphy D. C. B., messenger Post Office, r. 2308 Lar-
kin
Murphy Delia, domestic 1916 Vallejo
Murphy Delia, widt w, r. 1518 Devlscdero
Murphy Dennis, barber, 1603 Howard, r. 18 Bernlce
Murphy Dennis, boatbuilder, r. N s Irwin, bet
Fourth and Kentucky
Murphy Dennis, compositor, r. 131 Dolores
Murphy Dennis, hackman, r. 15}^ Powell
Murphy Dennis, laborer, r. 34 Minna
Murphy Dennis, laborer, r. 216 Minna
Murphy Dennis, painter, r. 1326 Sanchez
Murphy Dennis, wines and liquors, NE cor Shas-
ta and Illinois
Murphy Dennis, watchman, r. 251 ij Clara
Murphy Dennis B., salesman William Lewis & Co., r.
Fourteenth, bet Folsom and Harrison
Murphy Dennis D., capitalist, r. 506 Fourth
Murphy Dennis G., porter Pac. Transfer Co., r. 251 X
Clara
Murphy Dennis J., musician, r. 115 Prospect PI
Murphy Dennis J., tanner, r. California Av, bet Faith
and Hope, B. H.
Murnhy D. W. & Co. (Daniel W. Murphy) real esta^p
agents, 608 Market
Murphy E., hostler Sutter St. RR.
Murphy Edmund, with Mayle & Wlenholr, r. cor
Mission and Thirty-first
Murphy Edward, capitalist, r. 6 Bartol
Murphy Edward, clerk Davis Bros., r. 175 Fourteenth
Murphy Edward, engineer, r. 6 San Antonio
Murphy Edward, hostler, r. 5 '9 Sacramento
Murphy Edward, laborer, r. 43 Boardman PI
Murphy Edward, laborer, r. 446 Tehama
Murphy Edward, laborer, r. 612 Mission
Murphy Edward, molder, r. 24 Ritch
Murphy Edward, teamster, r. 1017 Battery
5:
JOHN HAMMOND \
56
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
nanufsctarer of rrerr de»erlptlon of
PABSBNOER, STRBBT AND FREIGHT CARS.
48 to SO Bealo tttr«e(. 8»u Franel*«o.
Truman, Isham & Hooker,
421-427 Market St. Hay, Hide, Hop, Ra^f
Wool and Orchilla Presses.
MUE
882
MUR
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
I1IP0BTER3 or
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 811, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Murphy Edward F., clerk Siegfried it Brandenttein
Murpby Edward F., poiterH.. Levi & Co.. r. 6 Pres-
cott PI
Murphy Edward F., salesman, r. 83 Silver
Murphy Edward F., teamster James Duffy & Co., r.
532 Tehama
Murphy Edward H., mining, r. 1 Polk
Murphy Edward J., dpckhand, r. 1723 Levenworth
Murphy Edward J., laborer, r. 2011 Fillmore
Murphy Edward J., miner, r. 22 Turk
Murphy Edward J., painter, r. 24 Clara
Murphy Edward M., manager Journal of Commerce
Puijlishing Co., 411 Ciilifornia, r. 504 Powell
Murphy Edward P., painter, r. E s Irospect Av, bet
Coso Av and Esmeralda, B. H
Murphy Edward T., salesman Philip Kennedy & Co.,
r. 90.5 Market
Mnrphy Eliza Miss, r. 30 Willows Av
Murphy Elizabeth, widow, r. 137 Langton
Murphy Ellen, r. 1011 Bush
Murphy Ellen, widow, r. E s Michigan, bet Shasta
and Sierra, rear
Murphv Emma, forewoman Pac. Hardware Co., r. cor
Hyde and McAllister
Murphv Eugene F., clerk, r. 729 Natoma
Murphy Eugene P., stockbroker, 533 Kearny, r. 1304
Guerrero
Mnrphy F., laborer Pac. Boiling Mill
Murphy Francis, engineer, r. 27 Alta
Murphy Francis, longshoreman, r. 423 East
Murphy Francis H.. barber, r. 521 Mission
Murphy Frank, molder lUsdon I. and L. Works, r. 531
Howard
Mnrphy Frank, pilot, oflBoe 506 Battery, room 9, r.
19115 Dupout
Murphy Frank C, seaman, r. Ifi28 Broadway
Murphy Frank H., gasfitter Fritz & Kean, r. 211Ji
Turk
Murphy Frank J., reporter Chronicle, r. 120 Post
Murphy Frank M., carriage pHlnter, r. 63 Minna
Murphv Frank P., clerk, r. 1923 Larkin
Murohy Frederick, r. 16i>9 Folsom
I Murphy Frederick, boilermaker P. F. Dundon, r. 18
Natoma
Murphy G., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Murphy George, steamboat hand, r. 16M Clinton
Murphy George, steward, r. 351 Jessie
Murphy George H, shoemaker Porter, Slessinger &
Co., r. IIOM Filbert
Murphy George M., r. 312 Eddy
Murphy George W., laborer, r. 356 Brannan
Murphv George W., shoemaker, r. 405 Clementina
BlnrpKy, Grant & Co. (Adam Giant. Henry M.
Murphy, Joseph A. Ford, Joseph D. Grant, Daniel
T. Murphy and Hugh L. Whipple) importers and
jobbers foreign and domestic dry goods, NE cor
Bush and Sansome
Murphy H., oiler stmr San Bias
Murphy H. & Co. (Herman Murphy and R. M. Dunn)
publishers. 120 Sutter, room 72
Murphy H. B. Mrs., dressmaking, 456 Sixth
Murphy Hamlin M., policeman, r. 27 Dehono
Murphy Henry, longshoreman, r. 74 Tehama
Murphy Henry, bit and spurmaker, Lombard, nr
Franklin
Murphy Henry, porter Livingston t Co., r. 1212 Sev-
enteenth
Murphy Henry M. (Murphy, Grant & Co.) r. Kew
York
Murphy Herman (H. Murphy k Co.) r. New York
Murphy Huah, keeper Lombard Street Eeservoir
Spring Valley W.W., r.N s Greenwich, nr Hyde
Murphy Hugh, laborer, r. 9 Bryant At
Murphy Hugh F., pressman J. R. Brodle & Co., r.
1200 Greenwich
Murphy Hugh S., engineer, r. 815 Laguna
Murphy Humphrey, salesman, r. 62 Tehama
Murphy J. Mrs., groceries, 18SH Fourteenth
snrgfeon, office
Van Ness Av
Mnrphy James Mrs., r. 204 Eighth
Murphy James, r. 797 Mission
Murphy James, bricklayer, r. 541 Fourth
Mnrph.v James, carpenter, r. I(i3 Hayes
Murphy James, coachman 526 Harrison
Murphy James, conductor, r. 222^ Fourth
Murphy James, engineer, r. 25 NHtoma
Murphy James, fireman Cal. Barrel Co.
Murphy James groceries and liquors, 120 Eighth, r.
1121 MibSion
Murphy James, groceries and liquors, 1410 Folsom
Murphy James, porter Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r.
18^ HubburU
Murphy James, laborer, r. 2 Point Lobos At
Murphy James, laborer, r. 14)^ Federal
Murphy James, laborer, r. 34 Hayes
Murphy James, laborer, r. 1334 Church
Murphy James, laborer, r. 1644 Market
Murphy Jomes, laborer, r. Potrero Hotel
Murphy James, longshoreman, r. 100 )< Second
Murphy James, longshoreman, r. 403 Broadway
Murphy James, salesman Hecht Bros, k Co., r. 1131
Twenty-first
Jaies, M. D.,
(f59 Clay, 'r. 161»'
Murphy James, sexton Sacred Heart Church, r. 710
Hayes
Murphy James, collector, r. 793 Mission
Murphy James, teamstei C. R. Allen, r. 312 Fifth
Murphy James, teamster L. Daly, r. 321 Seventh
Murphy James, waiter, r. 20 Scott PI
Murphy James, waiter, r. 306 Mason
Murphy James, with J. B. Murphy, r. 743 Minna
Murphy James A., clerk, r. 565 Natoma
Murphy James A., clerk C. Curtin, r. 1828 O'Farrell
Murphy James B., liquor saloon, SE cor Mission and
Seventh, r. 515 Oak
Murphy James C, letter carrier Post Office, r. 1624
Pacific Av
Murphy James E., cigarmaker, r. 323 Filbert, rear
Murphy James E., clerk, r. 730 Geary
Murphy James E., long .horeman, r. 904 Kearny
Murphy James H., marble polisher, r. 546 Folsom
Murphy James H., with Singer Mnfg Co., r. 69 Na-
toiua
Murphy James J., clerk, r. 1512 Powell
Murphy James J., engineer, r. 1229 Folsom
Murphy James J., Ship carpenter, r. 1216 Folsom
Murphy James P., machinist, r. 11 Baldwin Court
Murphy James W., clerk F. X. Steffen, r. 54 Louisa
Murphy James W., wholesale liquors, 418 Sacra-
mento, r. 813 Twentyfourih
Murphy Jennie L. Miss, teacher Public Schools, r.
2529 Howard
Murphy Jeremiah, coremaker, r. 812 Kearny
Murphy Jeremiah, gripman Market St. RB., r. 508
San Jose Av
Murphy Jeremiah, machinist, r. 742 Folsom
Murphy Jeremiah, mechanic Empire Foundry, r. 108
Freelon
Murphy Jeremiah, messenger Nevada Bank, r. 215
Ninth
Murph.v Jeremiah, porter Russ House
Murphy Jeremiiih Jr., trunkmaker, r. 215 Ninth
Murphy Jeremiah J., hamessmaker Charles L.
Haskell, r. 2.5 Madison Av
Murphy Jeremiah M., r. 721 Golden Gate At
Murphy Johanna, widow, r. 23U8 Larkin
Murphy John, r. 33 Hinckley
Murphy John, r. 266 Brannan
Murphy John, r. 324 Mason
Murphy John (Moore & Murphy) r. 195i Langton
Murphy John, assistant engineer stmr Oakland, r.
810 Jackson
Murphy John, boilermaker, r. 214 Second
Murphy John, boottreer Porter, Slessinger k Co., r.
542 Minna
FRATINGER & CO.
Fine Dressmaking
105 KEARNY STREET.
ORIENT Ins. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $l,551r95<l
GEO. D. OORNIN, Manager
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
MUR
883
MUR
Murphy John, bricklayer, r. 415 Clemeutina
Murphy Jiihu, lardiivi-r, r. 711 Howard
Murphy Jiihn, carp'-uter, T.'iliii Third
Murphy John, carpenter r. 3205 Clay
Murphy John, clerk, r. 543 Howard
Murphy JobD, conductor Omnibus RR., r. 252)i Third
Murphy John, engineer, r. 69 Minna
Murphy John, engineer r. 781 Folsom
Murphy John, exprePBinau, r. 135 Langton
Murphy John, gardener, r. 1220 Pierce
Murphy John, groceries, SW cor Twenty-fifth and
Florida
Murphy John, hostler Pac. Transfer Co., r. 180 JeBSle
Murphy John, l«borer, r. 21 J^ Langton
Murphy John, laborer, r. l-'2 Shipley, rear
Murphy John, laborer, r. 209 LeidesUorff
Murphy John, laborer, r. 53'2)4 Sixth
Murphy John, laborer, r. 614 5i Nutoma
Murphy John, laborer, r. 77.i Mission, rear
Murphy John, laborer, r. 1018 Mission
Murphy John, laborer, r. Ws Lundy Lane, nr Virginia
Murphy John, laborer, r. W s Michigan, bet Napa and
Shaxta
Murphy John, laborer Pac. Gaa Imp. Co., r. 2225
Greenwich
Murphy John, laborer S. P. Co., r. 106 St. Eoae's At
Murphy John. machinUt, r. 531 Howard
Murphy John, seaiuan. r. 321 Tenth
Murphy John, metalroofer. r. 81 Jessie
Murphy John, molder, r. 107 Eighth
Murphy John, painter, r. 205 Hyde
Murphy John, patternmaker Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. cor Jackson and Lsguna
Murphy John, plasterer, r. 714 Clementina
Murphy John, porter, r. 119 Silver
Murphy John, real estate, r. California Av, bet Faith
and Hope, B. H.
Murphy John, retoucher, r. 553 Kearny
Murphy John, saloon watchman strar Granada
Murphy John, ship carpenter, r. 348 Eleventh
Murphy John, shoemaker, r. 51 Jessie
Murphy John, stevedore, r. 200 Greenwich, rear
Murphy John, teamster Spring Valley W. W., r. 112 Jj
Bernard
Murphy John, varnlsher, r. 16 Jj Clinton
Murphy John, waiter, r. 60 Annie
Murphy John Jr., r. 51 Jessie
Murphy John A., bookkeeper Levlson Bros., r. 930
Valencia
Murphy John A., engineer, r. 1214 Larkin
Murphy John A., stevedore, r. 100 Greenwich
Murphy John C, bookkeeper, r. 50U Battery
Murphy John C, clerk D. Samuels, r. 615 Buchanan
Murphy John G. Mrs., widow, r. 1418 Geary
Murphy John D., shipping clerk Pioneer White Lead
Works, r. 131 Dolores
Murphy John E., butcher, r. 842 Harrison
Murphy John E., plasterer, r. 737 Brainan
Murphy John F., check clerk Pac. Pobtal Tel. Co., r.
521 Eddy
Murjphy John F., liquor saloon, SW cor Masonic Ay
and Geary
Murphy John F., painter, r. 351 Jessie
Murphy John G., machine operator Porter, Slessinger
& Co., r. 18 Sherwood PI
Murphy John H., harnessmaker, r. 215 Fifteenth
Murphy John J., r. 13 Collins
Murphy John J., assistant engineer stmr City of
New York
Murphy John J., clerk, r. 3.55 Minna
Murphy John J., driver Pac. Transfer Co., r. 251X
Clara
Mnrphy John J., engineer Engine No. 4, r. 665 How-
ard
Murphy John J., fireman tugboat Relief
Murphy John J., laborer, r. 34 Hayes
Murphy John J., porter Dunham, Carrlgan & Co., r.
13 Collins
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-KI>KCTKIC
RUSSIAN anfl TURKISH BATHS
Also Meilicated M Electric Baths Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
LEAD PIPE. SOLDER, TIN
AND SHEET LEAD.
I.ead Work of all kinds well done.
Plumber,
Established 1860.
505 Kearny Street.
Telephone 315.
Murpby John J., printer, r. California Av, bet Faith
and Hope
Murphy John J., stableman R. W. Harris, r. 807
Mont>;omery
Murpby John J., tanner Christian Hellwig, r. Cable
House
Murphy John J., trimmer Cal. Electric Light Co., r.
822 Jessie
Murphy John L., with Whittier, Fuller ii Co., r. 131
Dolores
Murphy John M., clerk Baker & Hamilton
Murphy John M., housemover, r. 110 Twelfth
Murphy John M., marker S. F. Laundry
Murphy John P., shoemaker, r. 51 Jessie
Murphy John P., wool receiver 8. F. Wool Exchange,
r. 7 54 Morris Av
Mnrphy John R., painter, r. 23 )< Willows Av
Murphy John W., fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. SX
Grand Av
Murphy John W., plumber, 1126 Market
Marptiy John W., proprietor St. George Livery
and Boarding Stables, 408 Bush, r. Russ HooBe
Murphy Joseph, r. 137 Third
Murphy Joseph, barber, r. 704 Folsom
Murphy Joseph, boilermaker P. M. SS. Co., r. 536
Third
Murphy Joseph, compositor r. 725 Clementina
Murphy Joseph, mounter Imperial Gallery, r. 6 Hyde
Murphy Josi-ph, salesman O. A. Murphy & Co., r.
Oakland
Murphy Joseph, tailor, r. 334 Verona
Murphy Joseph, varnisher John H. Keefe, r. 16>4
Clinton
Murphy Joseph, whipmaker, r. 331 San Joa6 At
Murphy Joseph A., carpenter, r. 127 Second
MurphV Joseph A., clerk .Sltna Insurance Co.
Murpby Joseph A., laster Buckinj^ham &. Hecht, r.
323 Filbert
Murphy Joseph C. salesman O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co.,
r. 1067 Howard
Murphy Joseph L., boltcutter, r. 137 Langton
Murphy Joseph L.. housemover. r. 666 Natoma
Murphy Julia, domestic 1809 Pine
Murphy Julia widow, r. 19 Clara
Murphy Julia Mrs., janitress Oak Street School, r. 4
Rtuscb
Murphy Julia A. Miss, teacher Cleveland Primary
School, r. 721 Golden Gate Av
Murphy Kate, nurse, r. 630 Harrison
Murpby Liwrence, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
1452 Minua
Murpliy Lewis, laborer, r. 34 Minna
Murphv Lizzie, chambermaid American Exchange
Hotel
Mnrphy Luke, laborer, r. 213 Perry
Murphy M., r. 638 Commercial
Murphy M. A. Mrs., r. 565 Natoma
Murphy Maggie Miss, shirtmaker, r. 11 Baldwin Ct
Murphy Margaret, widow, r. 32 Clara
Murpby aiargaret, teacher, r.N s Greenwich, nrHyde
Murphy Margaret Mi»8, cigirmaker, r. 51 Jessie
Murphy Marg;iret Mrs., furnished rooms, 137 Third
Murphy Margaret Mrs., furniahed room*, 427 Fourth
Murphy Marian Mrs., widow, r. 666 Minna
Murphv Martin, assistant engineer stmr Colima. r.
316 Beale
Murphy Martin D., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Lyon and Geary
Murphy Martin J., r. SW cor Montgomery Av and Bay
Murphy Martin J., shoemaker, r. 17 Taylor
Murphy Martin L., agent T. J. O'Brien r. 1221 Market
Murphy Mary, burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory.
r. 104 St. Rose's Av
Murphy Mary, burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 105 !4 Vandewater
Murpby Marv, domeHtlc 621 Leavenworth
Murphv Mary, dressmaker, r. N ■ Greenwich, nr
Hyde
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONH 82.
PRINTERS, ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THB IjABGEST BUSINESS
OF ANY AMKKICAN COMPANY.
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884
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIBE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Trimmingfs
a Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Murphy Mary, -widow, r. 8 Sherwood PI
Murphy Mary, widow, r. 228 Seventeenth
Murphy Mary, widow, r. 234 Clara
Murphy Mary, widow, r. 829 Broadway
Murphy Mary, widow, r. 436 Tehama
Murphy Mary, -widow, r. Florida, bet Nineteenth and
Twentieth
Murpliy Mary, widow, r. W s Mission, nr Kandall
Murphy Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 850 Van Ness Av
Murphy Mary Mrs., r. 10 Heron
Mnrpby Mary A., widow, r. 2606 Mission
Murphy Mary C. Miss, teacher Fairmount School, r.
228"Seveijteenth
Murphy Mary F., saleslady, r. 665 Howard
Murphy Mary M. Miss, principal West End School,
r. 1532 Polk
Murphy Mary R. Miss, r. 2308 Larkin
Murphy Mathew, gardener, r. 1807 Mission
Murphy Mathew. borseshoer, r. 1525 Bush
Murpby Matthew, houeemover, r. 1144 Harrison
Murphy Matthew, painter, r. N B Twentieth, bet Noe
and S,"!nrhez
Murphy Matthew B., dairyman, r. 57 Everett
Murphy May Miss, telegraph operatfir, r. 351 Jessie
Murphy M. D. Mrs., dressmakiug, 2'J6 Post
Murphy M. E. Mrs., widow, r. 228 Page
Murphy M. E. Mrs., janitress Hamilton Grammar
School, r. c60 Natoma
Murphy Michael, -with National Iron TVorks, r. 213
Perry
Mnrphy Michael, r. 1624 Pacific Av
Murphy Michael, coachman, r. 1428 Golden Gate Av
Murphy Michael, cooper Cal. Barrel Co.
Murphy Michael, laborer, r. 213 Perry
Murpby Michael, laborer, r. SE cor Sixth and Bran>
nan
Murphy Michael, laborer, r. S 8 Twentieth, bet Noe
and Sanchez
Murpby Michael, laborer Pac. RoUing Mill, r. W b
Michigan, bet Siena and Shasta
Murphy Michael, longshoreman, r. lOSJi Vandewater
Murphy Michael, miner, r. 231 Jessie
Murpby Michael, molder O'Connell t Lewis, r. V
Hunt
Murphy Michael, paver, r. 618k Ninth
Murpby Michael, salesman J. Noonan & Co.. r. 931
Mission
Murphy Michael, sergeant police, r. 926 Twentieth
Murphy Michael A., blockmaker r. 911 WebBtei
Murphy Michael F., liquor saloon, 133 Third, r. 309
Minna
Murpby Michael H., house painter, r. 977 Bryant
Murpby Michael J., driver, r. 174 Jessie
Murphy Michael M. C, longshoreman, r, 14^ Blux-
ome
Murpby Michael T., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
550 Natoma
Murphy Minnie E. Miss, packer Waehington Mnfg
Co., r. 739 Minna
Murpby M. W. Mrs., widow, r. 63 Minna
Murpby Nathaniel S., physician, 322 Third
Murpby Nellie Miss, teacher John Swett Grammar
School, r. 721 Golden Gate At
Murpby Nicholas, calker, r. 77 Natoma
Murphy Nicholas, stone cutter, r. 1124 Mission
Murphy Nicholas W., porter H. Levi & Co., r.322 Val-
lejo
Murphy O. A. & Co. (Owen A. Mnrphy) produce com-
mission, 608 Sansome
Murpby Owen, laborer, r. 132 Fourth
Murphy Owen, laborer, r. S a Filbert, bet Webster
and Buchanan
Mnrphy Owen A. (O. A. Murphy k Co.) r. Oakland
Murphy P. A., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
Oakland
Murphy Patrick, bartender, r. 1840 Howard
Murphy Patrick, bootmaker, r. 739 Minna
Murphy Patrick, brewer, r. 25 Clara
Murphy Patrick, carpenter, r. 29 Linden At
Murphy Patrick, cigarmaker Harling & Schrelder, r.
37 Miuna
Murphy Patrick, contractor, r. 1772 Folsom
Murphy Patrick, hurness cleaner St. George Stable,
r. Ahlborn House
Murphy Patrick, hontler, r. 445 Fifth
Murphy Patrick, hostler, r. Bay District Hotel
Murphy Patrick, hostler Smith & Poultney, r. 524
Third
Murphy Patrick, laborer, r. 134k Seventh
Murpliy Patrick, laborer, r. 266 Tehama
Murphy Patrick, laborer, r. 429 Clementina
Murphy Patrick, laborer, r. 435 Fulton
Murphy P.itrick, laborer, r. 1628 Broadway
Murphy Patrick, laborer, r. NE cor Lyon and Jack-
son
Murphy Patrick, laborer, r. NE cor Washington and
Lyon
Murpby Patrick, nurse City and County Hospital
Murpby Patrick, poultry, 74-75 Centre Market, r. 2614
Sacrameiito
Murphy Patrick, puddler Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W »
Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Murphy Patrick, shipyard man Union Iron Works
Murpby Patrick, stevedore, r. 4k Federal
Murphy Patrick, stonemason, r. 11 Baldwin Court
Murphy Patrick, teamster, r. 490 Eleventh
Murphy Patrick H, laboier, r. 134 Shipley
Murpby Patrick H., policeman, r. 1725 Bevlsadero
Murphy Patrick H., shoemaker Deasy Bros., r. 7S>
Minna
Murphy Patrick J., bartender, r. 618k Post
Murphy Patrick J., bookkeeper Moynihan & Altken,
r. 508 Folsom
Murphy Patrick J., brasFfinisher W. T. Garratt k
Co., r. Ifi8k Clementina
Murpby Patrick J., foreman Henry White & Co., r.
26 Brosnan
Murphy Patrick J., journalist Evening Post, r. 2»
Buss
Murphy Patrick P., longshoreman, r. 36 Jessie
Murphy P. D., starcher La Grande Laundry
Murphy Peter, cooper, r. 610 Davis
Murphy Peter, driver Pac. Transfer Co., r. 351)^
Clara
Murpby Peter, expressman, r. 328 Vallejo
Murphy Peter, laborer, r. 26 Federal
Murphy Peter, laborer, r. 28 Minna
Murpby Peter, laborer, r. St. Thomas, nr Dry Dock
Murpby Peter, laborer P. M. SS. Co
Murphy Ptttr, seaman, r. cor St. Thomas and Alle-
ghany
Murphy Peter J., clerk, r. 721 Golden Gate Av
Slurphy P. G., attorney at law, 214 Sansome,
rooms 25-26, r. t'an Rafael
Murpby Philip, car driver, r. 1415 Baker
Murphy Philip, liquor saloon, 544 California, r. 1415
Baker
Murpby Philip, liquor saloon, 1026 Larkin
Murphy Richard, annealer Cal. Wire Works, r. 4 Wall
Murphy Richard, collector, r. 521 Eddy
Murphy Richard, fireman stmr Newark
Murphy Richard, gardener Presidio, r. Mountain Lake
Murphy Richard, groceries and liquors, 311 Seventh
Murphy Richard, polisher Thomas Day & Co. (lim-
ited) r. Oakland
Murphy Richard, stableman, r. 814 Mission
Murpby Richard C, letter carrier Post Office, r. 665
Natoma
Murphy Richard J., salesman P. Flanlgan, r. 71J
Natoma
Murphy Robert, clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 509 Fell
M urphy Robert, oiler stmr Santa Rosa, r. 1420 Laguna
Murphy Robert W., physician, r. 1601 Gough
Murpby Rosanna, dressmaker, r. N s Greenwich,
nr Hyde
Murphy Samuel, blacksmith, r. 412 Ellis
WINDOW_SHADES.
Plain, Fringed, Decorated and Embroidered Shades
made to order in any size or style.
W. <Sc J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MAKKET STKEET,
NEXT ABOVB PALACE HOTEl,.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Hanxtfactaxers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
31 MarM St.
m iDCr CYTDil now • O' most deUcate flavor »na the only tmelARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
toLlrOC CA I nA UnnCbampaKneproducedintheUDiUdSUtes. j 630 WASEQTOTOM BTBXET.
MUR
885
MUR
Murphy Samuel G., cashier Pacific Bank, r. 931 Bush
Murphy S. O. Mrs., r. 9.il Bush
Murphy S. J., r. Palace Hotel
Murphy Simouton A., salesman H. Huddlestonft Co.,
r. 904 Greenwich
Murphy Stephen, boilermaker, r. Ifi8 Tehama
Murphy Sushu Miss, irouer La Grand Lauudry
Murphy Sylvester, r. 452 >j Tehama
Murphy T.. laborer P. M. SS. Co
Murphy Thomas, r. 402 Vallejo
Murphy Thomas, r. 1835 O'FarreH
Murphy Thomas, bricklayer, r. 511 Fifteenth
Murphy Thomas, carpeutt-r, r. 21 Oraud Av
Murphy Thomas, cartinan, r. 21 Geneva
Murphy TUomas, copp.rsmitli, r. 1210 Union
Murphy Ttiomas. em;iueer Cal. Burrel Co., r. E 8
Tennessee, bet Sierra aud Nevada
Murphy Thomas, tiroiiian, r. 14 Fane
Murphy Thomas, hostkr, r. 2ll27 H.) vard
Murphy Thomas, laborer, r. 641 Fourth
Murphy Thomas, laborer, r. 1214 Turk
Murphy Thomas, laborer Occidental Hotel
Murphy Thomas, laborer Union Iron Works, r. W 8
Geort^ia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Murphy rhomaa, laundrymau Lick Laundry, r. 13)i
Stockton
Murphy Thomss, lumberman, r. 2 Welsh
Murphy Tbomas, marblepolisber, r. 1315)4 Lawrel Av
Murphy Thomas, painter, r. NE cor Washington and
Lyon
Murphy Thomas, plasterer, r. 714 Clementina
Murphy Thomas, plumber, r. 307 Third
Murphy Thomas, st-aman, r. G25 Divis
Murphy Thomas, stableman, r. 1835 O'FarreH
Murphy Ttiomas, teamster, r. 725 !< Miuua
Marphy Thomas, waiter, r. 737 Ht>»ard
Murphy Thomns C, waiter, r. 2olii Clara
Murphy Thomas D., stableman, r. 1221 Pi»^roe
Murphy Tliomas E., priuter, r. 1216 Folsom
Murphy Thomas F., barteuder, r. 768 Harrison
Murphy Tbomas F. bookbinder, r. 323 Filbert, rear
Murphy Thomas F., gilder, r. 014 Minna
Murphy Thomas F., varuisher, r. 1133 Howard
Murphy Thomas H., clerk J. T. Hurley, r. 1217 Laurel
Av
Murphy Tbomas J., student Heald's Business Col-
lege, r. 32 H Tenth
Murphy Thomas M., molder Fulton Iron Worki, r. 3
Hunt
Murphy Thomas P., painter, r. 12.'! Clara
Murphy Thomas P., plumber, r. 729 Natom*
Murpby Timothy (Murphy & Wallace) r. 7 Baldwin
Court
Murphy Timothy, deckhand stmr Herald
Murphy Timothy, laborer, r. 13 ij Welsh, rear
Murphy Timothy, laborer, r. 122 .Jackson
Murphy Timothy, laborer, r. 26S .MInua
Murphy Timothy, Uborer, r. 355 Minna
Murphy Timothy, laborer, r. 3209 Fillmore
Murphy Timothy, laborer, r. York, bet Solano and
Butte
Murphy Timothy, laborer, r. W « Michigan, bet Napa
and Shasta
Murphy Tiiuothy. longshoreman, r. 20)4 Welsh
Murphy Timothy, painter r. 223 Filbert, rear
Murphy Timothy, plasterer, r. 6 Hyde
Murphy Timothy, printer, r. 115 Prospect PI
Murphy Timothy, puritier S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 725
Clementina
Murphy Timothy Jr., plasterer, r. 323 Filbert, rear
Murphy Timothy D., teacher, r. 15 54 Scott PI
Murphy Timothy H., marble cutter Mission Marble
Works, r. :«i39 Sixteenth
Murphy Timothy M., clerk, r. 441 Jessie
Murphy T. J., starcher La Grande Lauudry
Murphy Viola Mrs., r. 1710 Washington
Murphy Walter, laborer, r. 1 Chestnut PI
Murphy W. E., steward stmr San Jose
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THE LATEST IMPROVED
PATENT WATER CLOSETS.
SANITARY SEWER CAS TRAPS
Put in by skilled workmen.
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Established 1860. Telephone 315.
157
818
Murphy Wilbur C, r. 1925 Bnsh
Murphy William, r. 1018 .Mission
Murphy William, baker stmr San Bias
Murphy William boilermakt-r, r. 212 Second
Murphy William, boxmaker, r. 2936 Mission
Murphy William, butcher Jacob Kauffmann, i
Dore
Murphy William, cabinetmskpr, r. 427 Fotirth
Murpby William, clrrk, 931 Mission
Murphy William, grainer, r. 12f> Lsnaton
Murphy William, laborer, r. 21 Vallejo
Murpby William, laborer, r. 409 Twenty-eighth
Murphy William, laborer, r. 436 Minna
Murphy William, laborer Cal. Cracker Co., i
Grt-en
Murphy William, liquor saloon. Ocean View
Murphy William, molder Frank Bardez, r. 512 How-
ard
Murphy William, painter, r. 429 Broadway
Murpby William, peddbr, r. Ws Mission, nr Randall
Murphy William, stevedore, r. 26 Federal
Murphy William, tailor Louis Cohen, r. 5J4 Rausch
Murphy William B., night iuspector Custom House, r.
2im Turk
Murphy William C, laborer Union Iron Works, r. Ni
Shasta, bet Illinois aud Michigan
Murphy William D., music teacher, r. 4 Rausch
Murphy William D. Jr., clerk, r. 4 Kansih
Murphy William E., catholic books, 106 Hayes
Murphy William E.. operator, r. 1624 Pariflc Av
Murphy William F., horseshoer, r. 241 Minna
Murpby William F., porter Whittier, Fuller & Co., r.
251 Perry
Murphy William H., bellman The Baldwin
Murphy William H., clerk, r. 757 Folsom
Murphv William H., porter H. Levi & Co., r. 8 Pre»-
cott PI
Murphy William P., foreman George W. Hopklne, r.
644 Bryant
Murphy William P., harnessmaker L. D. Stone k Co.,
r. 14 Valparaiso
Murphy William P., stableman, r. 240 Minna
Murphy William T., paiutcr, r. E s Prospect Av, be^
CobO and Esmeralda Av. B. H.
Murphy & Wallace (Timothy Murphy and John Wal-
lace) geueral blacksmithing, 915 Battery
t^ Murphy. See Murfey
Murr Lewis (Kutz & Murr) r. 404 Van Ness Av
Murray A. F. Miss, Iwokkeeper J. R. Brodle & Co., r.
27 Grand Av
Murray Abner. carpeuter, r. Oorbett Road, betHattie
and Clara
Murray Alexander, carpenter, r. 610 Buchanan
Murray Alice Miss, bookbinder, r. 10 Derby PI
Murray Andrew, sailmak.r r. 227 Page
Murray An,'U8 S., plasterer, r. 5 Central Court
Murray Arthur, first lieutenant Light Battery K, 1st
Artillery U. 8. A., Presidio
Murray Bernard, longshoreman, r. 540 Mission
Murray Bridget, widow, dairy, cor Twenty-ninth and
Castro
Murray Bridget, domestic Palace Hotel
Murray Brothers ( William F. and Samuel) ma-
chine works 252 Bealc
Blarray Byron Jr., assistant cashier Bank of
Culilornia, r. 251U Pacific Av
Murray l.'arrie Mrs., ci-ar mnfr. 104 Julian Av
Murray CHtherine, widow, r. 10 Derby PI
Murrny Caiherine. widow, r. 410 Broadway
Murray Cbarlis, boatman, r. 315 Union
Murray Charles, clerk 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1413
Clay
Murray Charles, laborer Henry Burnstine, r.;614)4
Se ond
Murray Charles, stevedore, r. 1402 Montgomery
Murray Charles A , painter, r. 848 Folsom. rear
Murray CharleH H.. macbiuist Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine Works, r. 120 Hayes
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CAR WORKS
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TVagrons.
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IMPOBTEKS or
MARBELIZED MANTELS,
Fire Grates and Tile.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Murray Daniel, painter H. Wagner & Son, r. 435
Fifth
Murray Daniel, epecial policeman, r. 1325J4 Sacra-
mento
Murray David, groceries, 464 J4 Tebama
Murray David, jeweler, r. 328 Jessie
urray David, saloonkeeper, r. SW cor Illinois and
Napa
Murray Dennis, plumber, r. 323)^ Minna
Murray Dennis J. , butcher, r. 6 Sumner
Murray D. J., -waiter, r. 737 Howaid
Murray D. M. Mrs., r. 108 Mason
Murray Edward, clerk, r. 1'45 Mission
Murray Edward, compositor, r. 1721 H Jessie
Murray Edward, hostler L. C. Woodworth
Murray Edward F., clerk, r. 820 Pacific
Murray Edward T., r. 27 Grand Av
Murray Elizabeth Mrs., r. 661 Noe
Murray Ella Miss, r. 213 Seventh
Murray Ella, hoi-iery dept S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 10 Derby
Murray Ellen, wl'^ow, r. 306 Filbert
Murray Ellen, widow, r. W s Louisiana, bet Shasta
and Napa
Murray Ellen Mrs., groceries, 719 Laguna
! Murray Eva Miss, r. 1115 Bush
I Murray Felix, teamster, r. 6 Minna
Murray Felix, teamster M. Kershaw, r. 24 Hunt
Murray F. J., carpenter Union Iron Works, r. Hand-
ley House
: Murray Francis R., clerk Edward McGlnnis, r. 8W
I cor Twenty-fourth and Alabama
Murray Frank J., lamp lighter, r. 11 Otis PI
Murray Frank B., patrolman Morses' Patrol, r. 540
Union
Murray Frank, clerk, r. 540 Mission
Murray Frank R., r. 312 Third
Murray Gecrge B., r. 435 Fifth
Murray (ieor^e I., pla>terer, r. 127 Ji Guerrero
Murray Geoige T., r. 213 Seventh
Murray George T., clerk, r. 2311 Harrison
Murray George W., barber W. S. Russell, r. 540 Mis-
sion
Murray Hannah, widow, r. 519 Minna
Murray Henry, sailmaker Simpson & Fisher, r. 227
Patie
Murray Henry B.. mining, r. 624 Twenty-third
Murray Isaac (Murra}( & Co.) r. 11 Harlan PI
Murray Isabell Mrs., r. 22 Geary
Murray J., draftsman, r. 7.'8 Filbert
Murray J., foumlryman Pac. Rolling Mill
Murray James, r. 11 Freelon
Murray James, blacksmith, r. 217 Minna
Murray Jameo, carpenter, r. 279 Stevenson
Murray James, diver, r. 529 Sacramento
Murray James, electric bell hanger, r. 120 Hayei
Murray James, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Maurry James, laborer, r. 312 Fifth, rear
Murray James, molder, r. 406 Clementina
Murray James, oiler stmr Oceanic, r. 119 Silver
Murray James, shoemaker Orin Jones & Co., r. 654)§
Stevenson
Murray James, teamster, r. 928 Bush
Murray James, waiter stmr Mexico
Murray James C, painter, r. 160 Shipley
Murray James D., compositor Examiner, r. SW cor
Napa and Illinois
Murray James E., clerk M. P. and M. Dept. S. P. Co.,
r. 121 Fourth
Murrey James F., cook, r. 18 Minna
Murray James L., painter Henry White & Co., r. 316
Ivy Av
Murray James W. brakem^n, r. 1013 Market
Murray J. F. Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 142 )i Fourth
Murrny .John, r. 1627 Broderlck
Murray John (Murray \- Co.) r. 11 Harlan PI
Murray John, boilermaker, r. 1502 Leavenworth
Murphy Ji hn, bricklayer, r. 415 Clementina
Murray John, carpenter, r. 323 Filbert, rear
Murray John, ( oiidiu tor, r. 507 EIUb
Murray John, cook, r. 130 Jessie
Murray John, fireman, r. 629 Front
Murray John, foreman molder Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
SE cor Illiniis and Lena PI, rear
Murray John, laborer Fureka Foundry, r. 148 Minna
Murray John, machinist Risdon Land L. Works, r.
13 Glen Park Av
Murray John, maltreFsmaker, r. 6 Harry PI
Murray John, milkman, r. 6i2 San Jose Av
Murray John, miner, r. 261 First
Murray John, molder, r. 1-18 Minna
Murray John, pressman George H. Tay & Co., r. 163
Tehama
Murray John, real estate, r. 120 Hayes
Murray John, salesman Dunham, Carrigan k Co., r.
1627Devisad.ro
Murray John, tailor, r. 429 Tehama
Murray John C, searcher records, r. 9 Seventh
Murray John F., laborer, r. 306 Filbert
Murray John F.. molder Pac. Rolling Mill, r. NW cor
Solano and Tennessee
Murray John F., shoecutter Buckingham k Hecht, r.
120 Hayes
Murray John H., molder Empire Foundry, r. 630
Howard
Murray John J., teamster, r. 541 Second
Murray John 15., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 608 Second
Murray John S. (Murray k Roth) r. NW cor Napa
and Illinois
Murray Joseph, painter E. M. Gallagher, r. 1502 Leav-
enworth
Murray Julia, widow, r. 118 Hayes
Murray Katie Miss, r. 213 Seventh
Murray Katie Mrs., furnished rooms, 127 Second
Murray Kate Miss, janitress Moulder Primary School,
r. 1232 Bush
Murray Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, r. 129 Third
Murray Lizzie Miss, tailoress. r. 122H Folsom
Murray Lizzie Mrs., dressmaking, 1282 Bush
Murray M., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Murray Margan t Mrs., r. 27 Grand Av
Murray Martin, r. 545 Stevenson
Murray Martin, expressman, r. 713 Natoma
Murray Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 1232 Bush
Murray Mary Miss, stenographer The History Co., r.
168 Tehama
Murray Mary Mrs , r. 733 Natoma
Murray Mary E. Miss, millinery. 121 Sixth
Murray Mntihew, laborer, r. 551 First
Murray Mirhael, carpenter, r. 525 Fulton
Murray Michael, clerk, r. 1231 Howard
Murray Michael, laborer, r. 6 Elizabeth
Murray Michael, laborer, r. 56 Minna, rear
Murray Michael, laborer, r. 3o7 Filbert
Murray Mitbael, laborer, r. 2099 Market
Murray Michael, laborer, r. E B Dolores, bet Eight-
e^'Uth and Nineteenth
Murray Milton, salesman Keane Bros., r. 131 Mout>
gomery
Murray M. L., r. 1006 Howard
Murray Nellie, shoefitter Kutz * Murr, r. 321 Fell
Murray Owen, drayman, r. 12 Ridley
Murrijy Owen, solicitor, r. 212 Broadway
Murray P., blacksmith Union Iron Works
Murray Patrick, gro<eries and liquors. 941 Bryant
Murray Patrick, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r. 94»
Bryant
Murray Patrick, laborer S. M. Hills, r. 554 Mission
Murray Patrick, wire cleaner Cal. Wire Works, r. 307
Filbert
Murray Peter, gardener, r. N s California At, bet
Capp and Howard, B. H.
Murray R. G., rook, r. 2.52 J<s Third
Murray Richard, carpenter, r. 244 Stevenson
Murray Ri.hard J., clerk, r. 1404 Hyde
Murrav Richard L., machinist, r. 905 Twentieth
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HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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Murray Robert, carpenter, r. 553 Howard
Mun-Hy Robert, millwright, r. cor Fifth Av and
Clemeut
Murray Robert E., presBmnn. r. 1232 Bnsh
Murray Robert H., clerk Wnrd & Co., r. 112 Mason
Murray Robert H., with Holbrook, Merrill* Stetson,
r 4X Auburn
Murray Robert T., gnsfitter, r. 1423 Kearny
Murray Rodger, d( ckhaml stnir Pl<draont, r. Oakland
Murray Samuel (Murray Bros.) r. 5 WaRhoe PI
Murray Sumner C , carpenter H. M. Hills, r. Ill Jessie
Mnrrny Sarah, wiiiow, r. 4H5 Fifth
Murray Sirah R. Mrs., r. 309 Polk
Murray Thomas, boarding. 510 Davis
Murray Thomas, brakeman S. P. Co.
Murray Thouiao. clerk, r. 410 Broadway
Murray Thomas, fitter Buckingham & Hecht, r. 2099
Mark»-t
Murray Thomas, laborer, r. SW cor Page and LaKuna
Murray Thomas, marble polisher J. Dempsey, r. 719
Lasuna
Murray Thomas, salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r.l320
Jones
Murray Thnnias, waiterstmr Santa Rosa. r.411 Fourth
Murray Thomas D., carpHnter, r. 503 Fell
Murray Thomas H., marble cutter, r. 257 Minna
Murray Timothy, r. 22 Hayes
Murmy Timothy, laborer, r. 6 Sumner
Murray Timothy, laborer Union Iron Worts, r. N B
Sierra, bet Tenuessee and Kentucky
Murray Timothy J., shoemaker, r. 118 Hayes
Murray W. E. Mrs., janitress Moulder Primary School,
r. 12:i2 Bush
Murray W., steel worker Pac. Rolling Mill
Murray William (Murray * Co.) r. 11 Harlan PI
Mnrr'iy William, boilermaker, r. 15i'2 Lnavenworth
Murra? William, bookkeeper Dickson, DeWolf & Co.,
r. 17I.S Clay
Murray Willium, carpenter, r. 211 Austin
Murray Wjlliani, cigars and tobacco, 616 Montgomery,
r. 450 Washinetcn
Murray William, cook, r. 52 Second
Murray William, laborer, r. Buss House
Murray William, machinist Union Iron Works
Murray William, mail clerk, r. 4J4 Auburn
Murray William, re' eiving teller Bank of British
CdumbiH, r. 1527 Sutter
Murray William, salesman Verdier, Moreau & Co., r.
13 Olf-n Park Av
Murray William, seaman, r. .510 Jones
Murray William, teamster Fleming & Stetson, r. 28
Zoe
Murray William, waiter, r. 251 Minna
Murray William C, mtllhand, r. 745 Folsom
Mnriay William F. (Miirny Brothers) r. 5 Washoe PI
Murray William F., cattle dealer, r. 231 Fifteenth
Murray William H., painter H. Garcia, r. 5 Washoe
PI
Murray William H., secretary Journal of Commerce
PubliBbing Co., 411 California, r. 817 Capp
Murray William H.. steel melter Pac. Rolling Mill,
r. W s Iowa, bet S'lano and Butte
Murray Williiim H., steward, r. 807 Kearny
Murray William J. {W. J. Murray & Co.) r. 333 Minna
Murray William J., bottler I. H. Morse & Co., r. 718
GreenwiiU
Murray William J., painter, r. 410 Broadway
Murray William J., shoe cutter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 120 Hayes
Murray William L., r. 27 Grand Av
Murray William M., machihist, r. 905 Twentieth
Murray W. J. & Co. (William J. Murray and John F.
Corriea) produce commiosion, 416-418 Davis
Hurray & Co. (Isaac, John and William Murray) fish
dealers, 72-73 Centre Market
Murray * Roth (John S. Murray and Charles E. Roth)
liquor saloon, NW cor Napa and Illinois
ggr Murray. See Murry
DR. BAZAN'S
TIlERJIO-EtECXniC
RUSSIAN aM TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Giyen.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
GARDEN HOSE,
LAWN SPRINKLERS, HOSE MENDERS,
HOSE COUPLINGS, HOSE PIPES.
W. E. LANE, Plumber,
505 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Murriu Kelix, r. 216 Fair Oa.>8
Murrin James J., painter, r 218 Fair Oaks
Murry James J., salesman S. Hoffman, r. 10 Derby PI
Murry Katie, hosiery dept S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 10 Derby PI
Murry John, dairyman, r. 622 San Jos^ Av
Murry William H., shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder k Co.,
r. Oakland
Murtich G., machinist Cal. Wire Works, r. 29 AlU
Murschel Albert, compoBitor Alta, r. »2!> Jacksou
Mursky William F., blacksmith W. Wertsch, r. 10)4
Rausch
Mursman William, r. 1719 O'Farrell
Murta John, steward Ktmr Columbia, r. 119 Silver
Murtha Frank, clerk Rediugton & Co., r. 1510 Golden
Gate Av
Murtha James, liquor saloon, 1642 Market
Murtha John, packer Redington & Co., r. 1610 Golden
Gate Av
Murtha John J., plumber, r. 1417 Buchanan
Murtha Patrick, lalwrer, r. 17 .Madison Av
Murtha William H., druggist, r. 1417 Buchanan
Murtha William H., laumlryman. r. 1519 Eddy
Murtha William O., tinning and pluiubing, 1417
Buchanan
Murty David, r. 528 Howard
Mury Lili Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Primary
School, r. 26 McAllister
Musaiite Charles, groceries and liquors, 320 Green
Musante David, shoemaker, r. 9 Viuceut
Mu.-iaute Lewis G., shoemaker, r. 20 Capp
Musante Michael, groceries and liquo; s, 1425 Dupont
Musaute Peter, teauister, r. 423 Filbert
Musante Thomas, laborer, r. 423 Filbert
MuBch Charles, r. 24 Steuart
Muser Brothers (Frederick W., Richard and Otto
Muser and William Duden) successors to Duden,
Freres fc Co. manufacturers and importers em-
broideries, laces, curtains, etc., 541 Market
Muser Frederick W. (Muser Bros.) r. Brussels, Bel-
gium
Muser Otto (Muser Bros.) r. 1418 Larkin
Muser Richard (Muser Bros.) r. New York
Musgrave Charles, loreman Leak Glove Mnfg. Co., r.
206 San Jos6 Av
Musgrave James, clerk, r. 131 Taylor
Musgrsve Joseph, clerk general manager S. P. Co., r.
Alameda
Musgrave May Miss, dressmaking. 534 Polk
Mussrave T. & Co. (Timothy Musgrave and Pius
Gfell) watchmakers and jewelers, 1006 )4 Valencia,
and 29) Sixteenth
Musgrave Timothy (T. Mussrave* Co.) 295 Sixteenth
Musher Edward H., photographer I. W. Taber, r. 17U8
Oetavia
Music Department, A. L. Bancroft i Co., 114
Grant av
Itlusicnl Buderet (monthly) Kohler & Chase pub-
lishers, 137 Post
Mu-icians Mutual Protective Union, office Arion
Halle, NE cor Kearuy and Sutter
Musil Joseph, bakery and confectionery, 27 Ninth
Musselmau Gustave," butcher stmr Granada
Musser Robert B., mill hand, r. 23 South Park
Mussler John, barber, r. 225 Drumm
Musso John (Novaro & Musso) r. 1^12 Dupont
Mustard Joseph D., carpenter, r. 109 Twenty-sixth
Musto Clarence, with Joseph Mustn. r. 1236 Hyde
Musto Joseph, proptr S. F. St -am Marble Saw Mills,
713-715 Bhttery. r. 12H6 Hyde
Muth Jacob, bartender James F. Kearny, r. 11 Moss
Mutiii Eugene, machinist, r. 1518 Powell
Mutin Jean, bottler Em. Meyer & Co.. r. 17 H Scott PI
Mutschler Caroline Mrs., dressmaker, r. 208 Golden
Gate Av
Mutschler Christian J., shoemaker, r. 208 Golden
Gate Av
Mutter August, machlniit, r. 14 De Boom
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
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IMPOBTEBS or
FOR GAS, STEAM AND VTATER.
Pipe Flttlnes. all Sizes.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
MDWAL BENEFIT LIFE INS. CO, ,.r
Ne^v Jersey) James Munsell Jr. agent,
415 Montgomery-
Mutual Building and Loan Association, Nathan
Schlesingf r secretary, office 518 Montgomery
Mutual Ice Co., John Cashin superintendent, offlce
3il Francisco
MDTDAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. ,o,New
York) A. B. Forbes general agent, 31*
Sansome
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association (of New York)
C. M. Oakley general agent, 314 Montgomery,
rooms 4-5
Muucle William H., barber, r. 11063^ Broadway
Muurmann Peter C, master sloop D. N. Darlington,
r. Oakland
Muus Henry, groceries and liquors, 839 Broadway
Muzio John, cider mufr, 540 Fifteenth
Mjall Charles C, weigher Harbor Commissioners, r.
Buss House
Myatt Edward C, engineer, r. 403 Bryant
Myer Abraham W., steamship agent, 401 California,
r. 1217 Laguna
Myer George, cook stmr Modoc
Myt-r Joseph, poultrydealer, r. 320H Taylor
Myer L. J., salesman Ad. Lewis & Co., r. 905 Market
Myer Nathan, r. 266 Golden Gate Av
Myer William, clgarmaker Strassburg & Buttiger, r.
52 Shipley
t^ Myer. See Maier, Mayer, Meier, Meyer and My-
ers
Myers Amos, r. 1520 California
Myers Benjamin K., canvasser, r. 424 Sansoma
Myers Bernard R., clerk Wm. T. Coleman & Co., r.
106 Stockton
Myers Carrie, widow, r. 123 Powell
Myers Charles, laborer freight depot 8. P. Co., r. 959
Bryant
Myers Charles A., clerk, r. 1117 Filbert
Myers Charles E., carpenter, r. iM Dnnctn
Myers Charles E., messenger local freight office S. P.
Co.. r. 101 Cumberland
Myers Christian, clerk Puvogel k Beversen, r, 36
Sixth
Myers Clinton, r. 24 Post
Myers Edward, attorney at law, 509 Montgomery, r.
906 Leavenworth
Myers Ellas, cigardealer, r. 503)4 Natoma
Myers Essie, with David Salfield, r. 237 Golden Gate
I Av
Myers Frank, deputy clerk Supreme Court of Cal., r.
3:^7 Eighteenth
Mvers Frank E , editor Alta, r. 305 Octavia
I Myers George H., clerk Beiss Bros, t Co., r. 237
I Golden GateAv
I Myers George, teamster, r. 519 Sacramento
1 Myers George S., salesman M. Woodward, r. 216
' Golden Gate Av
Myer.-" H. Mrs., widow, r. 1322 Geary
Myers Harry (Brunings & Myer-) r. 28 Fell
' Myers Harry, gripman Sutter St. RB., r. 1013 Mar-
; ket
' Myers H. C, locksmith Palace Hotel
1 Myeis Henry, r. .t02 Sutter
Myers Henry iNst. Raphael & Co.) r. 2426 Washington
Mvers Henrv, lapitaliht. r. 510 Eddy
Myers Henry B. (Myers k Rarouillat) r. 1117 Filbert
Myers Hen y W., engineer, r. 209H Guerrero
Myers J. Mrs., r. 221 Valencia
Myers James S . salesman Hawley Bros. Hardware
Co., r. 938 Mission
Myers John, r. 619 Gough
Myers John, bag KOrter Neville * Co., r. 819 Eighteenth
I Myers John, bartender, r. 102 Locust Av
Myers John F. (John F. Myers & Co.) r. 29 Elgin Park
Av
MYERS JOHN F. & CO.
iJolin P. Myers, A. G. Shealian and
Charles Montgomery) dealers oil, gas
and gasoline stoves, wood and coal
ranges, hoaseliold goods, and mana-
facturers tln^vare, 8 63 Market
Myers John H. (Myers * Sotzen) r. 534 Valencia
Myers John L. (poit«r M. Warde k Co.) r. 6 Camp
Myers John, tailor M. J. Myers, r. 237 Golden Gate At
Myers Joseph K., drayman Horace Davis, r. 1135J<
Harrison
Myers Kasper, tailor, 506 Market, r. What Cheer Housa
Myers L. Mrs., dressmaking. b26 O'Farrell
Myers Lena M. Mrs., teacher Columbia Grammar
School, r. 100 McAllister
MYERS LEON R. importer ..
Italian and foreign marble, and sieam
marble satv mills, HO Gold, r. SOI
Taylor
Myers Lizzie, widow, r. 1422 Pacific
Myers Martin, laborer, r. 162 Shipley
Myers Mitchell J., tailor, 106 Post. r. 237 Golden
Gate Av
Myers MoUie Miss, dressmaker, r. 307 Mason
Myers Nicholas, bartender Haase & Young, r. SE cor
Steuart and Harrison
Myers Oliver P., student Colton Dental AssociatioB,
r. 1548 Howard
Myers Osborn <% Co. (Cleveland, Ohio) manu-
facturers oil stoves, A. I. Hail & Son agents, 528-
53(1 Market
Myers Richard, conductor Market St. RR., r. 2001
McAllister
Myers Robert C, carpenter Steiger & Kerr, r. 233 Sixth
Myers S. L., r. 4 Cedar Av
Myers Selig, merchant, r. 503 !< Natoma
Myers William, chicken ranch, Russia Av, nr Mis-
sion Road
Myers William, liquor saloon, 300 Folsom
Myers William, miner, r. 150 Fourth
Myers William U., machinist Pac. Iron Works, r.
Vallev, bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Myers William R.. salesman, r. 3006J« Sacramento
Myers «& Racouillat (Henry B. Myers and L. C.
A. Racouillat) proprietors Pacific Box Factory,
W s Ninth, nr Harrison
Myers & Sotzen (John H. Myers and George Sotzen)
cigars and tobacco, 506 Valencia
t^ Myers. See Mayers and Meyers
Mylar James P., watchman International Hotel
Myles George F., letter carrier Post Office, r. 303
Francisco
Myles Sarah, widow, r. 202 Francisco
Myles William, clerk, r. 202 Francisco
86r Myles. See Miles
Mylius Charles, salesman W. T. Caldwell, r. 44 Sixth
Myrick (Jharles N., civil engineer, r. 2709 Pine
Myrick Edward B. (J. O. Cashin & Co.) r. 2709 Pine
Myrick Ellen Mrs., r. 2709 Pine
Myrick James P., driver, r. 601 Natoma
Myrick J. E.. pilot stinr Modoc
Myrick Milton H. (Myrick fc Deering) r. Palace Hotel
Myrick «St Deering (M. F. Myrick and F. P. Deer-
lug) attorneys at law, 325 Montgomery, room 14
TMvrson Simon, clgarmaker, r. 825 Eddy
Myrtle Hall, W 8 Railroad Av, bet Trinidad and Bs-
hama
Myrtle Mary, widow, r. 437 Minna
My.-iegstes Henry, r. 624 Fourth
Mysell Joseph G., collector C. J. Pidwell ft Co., r.
1639 Mission
Mysell William C. lithographer, r. 1639 Mission
Myser Ellen M. Mrs., seamstress, r. 606 Ivy At
Myson Annie Mrs., dresstuaker, r. 740 Folsom
Myson Walter R., seaman, r. 740 Folsom
Myzell Festus, porter Geuree Dawson, r. 1202 Powell
UPHOLSTERY.
WHOLESAU: AiTD EETAU,
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL..
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
31 Market St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY!
A natural product of tbe Finest Grapes of ) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
the World. But no additiun of Brandy, f 530 WASHnTGTO^ STB££T.
NAA
889
NAI
IV
Naake Charlea, lithographer F. Eorbel & Bros., r.
911 }« Harrieun
Naake Dora, dressmaklnK, 911^ Harrison
KauB August W., with Stockton Planing Mills, r. 12
Hardv
Naba Paula Mrs., r. i St. Charles PI
NabekrA Nao. ageut Yokohama Specie Bank, 111
Phelan Bldg, r. iilO? Bush
Naber, Alfs 6i Brane (Henry D. Naber, William
Alfs and Henry Bruue) proprietors Phceulx Bour-
bon whisky, and dealers native wines and bran-
dies, 413 Front
Naber Henry D. (Naber, Alfs b Brune) r. 28 Albion
Av
Kaccarinl Eugene, salesman L. Scatena k Co., r. 1138
Pacific
Naccarini Joseph, clerk, r. 1138 Pacific
Nachbsur Frank, r. 78 Clementina
Nachman Adolph (Manhattan Food Co.) r. 1208 Geary
Nachmsn Jacob, bookkeeper Julius Sultan, r. 12U8
Geary
Naohmau Morris, furniture, 606 Broadway
Nachraias Julia, widow, r. 48 South Park
Nacbtigall Frederick, groceries and liquors, KW cor
Pint and Broderick
Nachtig^all Henry L., capitalist, 726 Washington
NachtrieU Elizabeth, widow, r. 28 Rues
Nacutrieb EUswonh W., teamster, r. 2141 Mission
Nachtrieb George H., salesman J. C. Rued & Co., r.
2141 Mission
Nachtrieb Johu J. (J. C. Rued & Co.) r. 629 Guerrero
Narkee Herman, jeweler, r. 530 Third
Nadal Frederick, woolpuUer A. Legallet, r. N s Vene-
zuela, bet Tombigbee and Potomac
Nadal John, tanner \. Legallet, r. N s Venezuela, bet
Tombigbee and Potomac
Nadro Edward, pressman Bacon & Co., r. 821 Polk
Nadro Morit/.. r. 821 Polk
N:ieke Herman, jeweler, r. 1042 Folsom
Naeville Pierre, Ironer Occidental Laundry
Naf Jacob, painter and whitener, junction Valencia
and Market, r. 25 Herman
Naftaly MoseB, pressman Isaac Eafka, r. 21 H Garden
Nagel Albert G., stationery, and bookbinder, 640
Bush. r. 516 Stockton
Nagel Charles G., clerk, r. 419 O'Farrell
Nagel Eliza Mis., varieties, 632 O'Farrell
Nagel Ernest, carpenter, r. 24 Turk
Nagel Ernest, laborer, r. 2219 Powell
Ndgel Frederick, butcher, r. 2219 Powell
Nagel Jacob, boots and shoes, 36 O'Farrell, r. 419
OFarrell
Nagel Louis, bookkeeper, r. 1434 Broadway
Nagel Otto, laborer Am. Sagar Refinery, r. 2219
Powell
Nagel Paul E. O., teacher music, r. 608 Bush
Nagel Simon, cigarniaker H. Plagemann & Co., r. 120
Tehama
Nagel Sophie, widow, r. 1321 Natoma
Nagel William, helper Schroder, Albrecht & Co., r.
419 O'Farrell
!»" Nagel. See Nagle and Neagle
Nageugast Jacob, clerk Redlngton & Co., r. 261 Steven-
son
Nager Anton (Nager Bros.) r. Falkland, nr Talla-
poosa
Nager Brothers (Anton and John) dairymen, Falk-
land, ur Talla)>oo8a
Nager Frederick (Nager & Simon) r. S 8 Lahaina, bet
Penobscot and Santee
Nager John (Nager Bros.) r. Falkland, nr Tallapoosa
Na>;er Louis, merchant, r. 306 Franklin
Nager Paul, milker, r. 2326 Greeuwich
FRATINGER & CO.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
JERSEY WAISTS.
HEWEST GOODS. LATEST STYLES. LOWEST PRICES.
105 KEARNY STREET.
ROOFING,
RAIN WATER PIPES, GUTTERS and VALLEYS
MADE AND REPAIRED.
RooU of all kinds made Water Tliplit.
W, E,
PLUMBER,
EstablUhed 1860.
LANE,
505 KBARNT STREET.
Telephone 315.
Nager .t Simon (Frederick N.iger and Peter Simon)
dairymen, N s Lahaina, bet Penobscot and Santee
Nagle Alfred, calker R. S. Alexander & Son, r. 524
FoUom
Nagle Arthur D., deputy County Clerk, r. W s Vlcks-
burg, bet Twenty-fourth and Elizabeth
Nagle Bessie, domeKlic 226 Fair Oaks
Nagle Charles, porter William Ehrenpfort
Nagle Charles G., law clerk Nagle & Nagle, r. 237
Eleventh
Nagle Cornelius, bartender James Murtha, r. 5 Oak
Nagle David, carrier Call and Bulletin, r. 1315 Broad-
way
Nagle Eilward F., blacksmith, r. 2416 Geary
Nagle Ellen, widow, r. 5 Oak
Nagle Garrett, laborer S. P. Co., r. 14 Geneva
Nagle George D., contractor and builder, 317 Mont-
gomery, r. 2031 Steiuer
Nagle Hannah, widow, r. 202 Townsend
Nagle Harry M., broom mnfr, 221 Davis, r. 2031
Steiner
Nagle Henry H., with Parrott & Co., r. East Oakland
Nagle James, laborer, r. Geary, bet Cook and Ferrie
Nagle James, stevedore, r. 30 Federal
Nagle James A., salesman M. J. Flavin & Co., r. 433
Golden Gate Av
Nagle James L. (Nagle k Nac;le) r. 237 Eleventh
Nagle James L., steward stmr Oregon, r. i8 Octavia
Nagle Jennie, domestic 917 Valencia
Nagle John, laborer, r. 261 First
Nagle .John, plasterer, r. .502 Fell
Nagle John D., lather, r. 50-> Fell
Nagle John J., clerk, and extraman Engine No. 2, r.
21 Mary
Nagle J. W., telegraph operator, r. 34 M Turk
Nagle Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 543 Turk
Nagle Michael,J., driver Engine No. 9, r. 627 Broad-
way
Nagle Patrick, longshoreman, r. 1337)4 Natoma
Nagle Peter, labor Whitney k Webster, r. 620 Bran-
nan
Nagle Peter B. (Nagle fc Nagle) r. 237 Eleventh
Nagle Richard H., carpenter, r. 26 Perry
Nagle Richard J., upholsterer, r. 433 Golden Gate At
Nagle R. W., bartender, r. 331 H Bush
Nagle Theodore, brassfinisher W. T. Garratt k Co., r.
22 Turk
Nagle Thomas, longshoreman, r. 871 Market
Nagle William, attorney at law R. G. Dun k Co., r.
237 Eleventh
Nagle William M., shoemaker, r. 829 Brannsn
Nagrle & Nngfle (Peter B. and James L.) attorneys
at law, 511 Montgomery
l»"Nagle. See Nagel and Neagle
Naglee Henry M. (estate of) S. P. Middleton agent. 3'J
Montgomery
Naglee Marie Miss, r. 1096 Post
Naglemaker John, hostler Edmond Joyce, r. 529 Va-
lencia
Nagrinl Catherine Mrs., r. 1312 Larkin, rear
Nahl H. W. Arthur, artist, 318 Kearny and 606 Bat-
tery, r. Alameda
l»-Nahl. See Nail
Nahor A. H. Mr*., furnished rooms, 238 Sutter
Nahor Alfred H., solicitor Hotel Gazette, r. 236 Sutter
Nabs Frank, seiiman, r. 1711 Hyde
Nabser Frank, sash and door maker Day, Huber &
Craker, r. o'Jl Folsom
Naisbett Joseph R., traveling salesman W. W. Erskine
fc Co., r. 505 Natoma
l^-Nalsbett. See Ne^bitt and Nlsbet
Naisbitt Frederic 0., clerk Julius H. Jacoby, r. 605Jt
Natoma
Nai-smitli James S., manager California Fire
Apparatus Manufacturing Co., 18 California, r.
Oakland
Naismlth John, barber 642 Clay, r. Oakland
»3^Naismtth. See Nesmith
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Bfannnirtarrr of every deoerintlon off
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARa
43 to SO Beale Street. Han Vranciaeo.
Baling Presses.
XBUHAN, ISHAM & HOOEEB, 421-427 Market St. HA¥, IIXUJ^
HOP, WOOIi. RA<K. and ORCUIIiliA PRESSES.
NAL
890
NAT
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTERS OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
Ali Sizes and Numlters.
309, 311. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Kail Cornelius, boobbindtr, r. 415 !4 Natoma, rear
Mall George C, carpenter, r. 327 Tehama
NhU Samuel, liquor i^alooD, 919 Folsom
i^-Nall. See Nahl
Nails Manuel, porter H. H. Crelghton, r. 326 Green-
■wich
Namanne Morris H., bartender, r. 3 Clay
Nankervis Thomas, laborer, r. Wood, bet Post and
Sutter
Nannery Thomas, fireman stmr Transit, r. NW cor
Twenty-fourth and Sanchez
Nsnuini Louis, plaster imagemaker, r. 327 Broadway
Kapa and Sonoma Wine Growers' Agency, Rudolph
Schmidt manager, 12.'5 Clay
MPA VALLEY WINE CO.
E. *'. Priber manag'er, growerg and
dealers native wines aiid brandies,
office 11 First, Tvarehonse King^, bet
Fiflli and Sixtli
Napbtaly, Freidenricb & Ackerman (Joseph
Naphtaly, David Freidenrich aud Charles L.
Acierman) atlorneys at law, 42fi California
Naphtaly Joseph (Naphtaly, Friedenrich & Acker-
man) r. 1364 Post
Napier Stephen H.. teamster, r. 42fi Shipley
Napoleoni G , vocalit-t Tivoli Opera Bouse
Napp A., cbok, r. 3 Mary Lane
Nappenbach Heinrlch. artist Schmidt Label and
Litho. Co.. r. 16(11 Hyde
Napthaly Bei j^min F., attorney at law, 641 Merchant
and 636 Clay, room U, r. 2321 Webster
Narano Hilario, tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r.
1114 Kearny
Nardelli Sabatin, wood and coal, isn3 Mason
Nardini Antonio, commission merchant, r. 403 Mont-
gomery Av
Narjot Ernest, artist and a.«sist»nt director School of
Design, 430 Pine, r. 711 Howard
Narjot Louise Miss, teacher Lincoln ETening School,
r. 711 Howard
Narsis De, wines and liquors, 645 Merchant
Nash Anna E., widow, r. I:il2 Guerrero
Nash Annie Miss, lodgings, 315 Filth
Nash Charles, sergeant police, r. 113 Montgomery
Block
Nash Charles A., driver N. B. and M. ER,, r. E s Te-
hama, nr Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Nash Elias W., shoemaker, r. 537 Sacramento
Nash Ellen, widow, r. 15 Tehama PI
Nnsh Frank, r. a06 Treat Av
Nash Frank, cook. r. 2300 Ninf teenth
Nash Frank, master mariner, r. 1711 Hyde
Nash George, nmductdr Market St. RR., r. ftl8 Lott
Nash H. C, private secretary Leland Stanford, office
NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 41, r. SW cor
Powell aud California
Nash Henry, patrolman Underwriters' Fire Patrol, r.
in J^ Minna
Nash Isaac H., r. 1031 Mission
Na.oh James, bartender, r. 480 Jessie
Nash .lames, engineer, r. 628 Webster
Nash James T., clerk, r. 835 Bush
Nash Jason W., bookkeeper L. Scatena & Co., r. 835
Bush
Nash Jennie H. Mrs., r. 616 Haight
Nash John, salesman J. B. En^sell, r. 617 Post
Nash John P., teamster, r. 13 Tehama PI
Nash John W., salesman, r, 503 Post
Nasb Joseph, mining secretary, 328 Montgomery,
room 19, r. 1412 Golden Gate Av
Nash Martin W., tinsmith, r. 15 Tehama PI
Nash Margaret A. widow, r. 54 Minna
Nash Michael, laborer, r. Linden Av, bet Laguna Mid
Buchanan
Nash Patrick, policeman, r. 723 J4 Locust Av
Nash Robert T., clerk Tax Collecior's Office, r. 628
Webster
Nash Samuel, r. 522 Fell
Nash Samuel B., tailor, r. 1312 Guerrero
Nash Samuel G., with Singer Mnfe Co., r. 424 Post
Nash Susan G.. widow, r. J031 Cap'p
Nat-h Thoiuas, r. 1716 Stevenson
Nash Thomas, carpenter, r. 2 Cottage Row
Nash Willet E., with S. P. C. RR., r. 1635 Clay
Nash William, liquor saloon, 480 Jessie
Nash William H, (Evelelh & Nashj r. 835 Bush
Nash Williatu J., patrolman Underwriters' Fire Pa-
trol, r. 33 Stevenson
Nason Emma, widow, r. N b Valley, bet Noe and San-
chez
Nason Nahum, mining engineer, r. 1210 Twenty-sec-
ond
Nason Richard N., entry clerk Allyne k White, r.l210
Twenty-second
Nason William H. F., clerk, r. 1210 Twenty-second
Nass Andrew, shoemaker, NE cor Fourth and Fol-
som, r. 1229 York
Nass Claus, molder, r. 1229 York
Nassau William M., barber, 2003 Mission, r. 45 Hoff
Av
Nassier Joseph, milker, r. Ocean View
Nathan Aaron, compositor Frank Eastman & Co., r.
936 Howard
Nathan Abraham (A. Blarkroan & Co.) r. 2630 Sutter
Nathan Arthur, r. 1619)4 Geary
NATHAN B. & CO. .Bembard
Xatban and Frederick W. Dobrmann)
importers, wbolesale and retail deal-
ers crockery, ^lass, china'ware. cwt-
lery, etc., and "Vienna furniture, 126-
13i» Sutter
Nathan Baron, salesman A. Crocker k Bros., r. 716
Filbert
Nathan Bernhard (B. Nathan & Co.) r. Dresden, Ger-
many
Nathan Charles, r. 337 Market
Nathan Charles, tailor, 36 Montgomery, r. Alameda
Nathan Daniel, merchant, r. 905 Market
Nathan Frederick H., waiter Palace Hotel
Nathan Gabriel, clerk, r. 716 Filbert
Nathan Gerson, r. 2630 Sutter
Nathan Gerson, salesman Bauer Bros. & Co., r. 631
Ellis
Nathan H., with Elias Cohen, r. 808 Folsom
Nathan Henry S., bookkeeper Held Bros. & Co., r.
2637 Sutter
Nathan Hermann, cashier A. C. Donnell & Co., r.l721
Scott
Nathan Hermann, horse dealer, r. 217 Fifteenth
Nathan Isaac, commercial traveler, r. 716 O'Farrell
Nathan Isaac, peddler, r. 314 Langton
Nathan Isaac, salesman, r. 119 Turk
Nathan Jacob, salesman Joe Rosenberg, r. 936 How-
ard
Nathan Jacob, tailor, r. 432 Tehama
Nathan Joseph, barber, 1012 Battery
Nathan Julius, barber, r. 432 Tehama
N»than Julius, plumber, r. 716 Filbert
Nathan Lena Mrs., second-hand clothing. 937 Market
Nathan Louis, bookkeeper Henry Wolff, r. 303 Turk
Nathan Louis, traveling salesman Henry Wolff, r. 432
Tehama
Nathan Manuel, salesman Samuel Weitz & Co., r. 936
Howard
Nathan Nottie, clerk S. Nathan, r. 716 Filbert
Nathan Oscar (Nathan & Selliuger) r. SX Cedar Av
Nathan Paul, salesman Max Goldberg, r. 432 Tehama
Nathan Rudolph, salesman, r. 1619 )« Geary
Nathan Samuel, second-hand clothing, 117 Third, r.
1410 Geary
Nathan Samuel, peddler, r. 444 Natoma
Nathan Solomon, r. 936 Howard
Nathan Suskind, sale stable, 1623 Powell, r. 716 Fil-
bert
TKE BEST
OVERCOATS
For MEN and BOYS at
"THE HASTINGS"
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.
IPERIAL Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WIL SEZTOK, last Uauger.
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
NAT
891
NEA
Nathan & SallinKer (Oncar Nathan and Joseph Sal-
linger) barbt-rs, 9 Hanlie PI
Nathan .t Schmidt (Marcus Nathan and Joseph
Sihmldt) merchants (Susanville, Cal.) oflace 120
Sutter, room 29
Nathaiison Albert E., conductor Market St. RR., r. 222
Eleventh
NatbansoD Godfried, teacher music, 1303 Mission
Nation Arthur T., attorney at law, 401 Califor-
nia, room 25, r. 2920 Washington
Nation Henry I., a>'countaut, 101 California,
room 24, r. East Oakland
Kstion John, machinist, r. 71.3 Minna
National AHsoclation of Stationary Engineers, 997
Market
National Assurance Company of Ireland,
H. M. Newhall .* Co. ageuts, HOy-311 Sansome
National Bank of Australasia, Hellmann Bros.
& Co. agents, .VJ5 Front
National Bre^very, National Brewing Co. pro-
prietors, SE cor Fulton and Webster, office 722-
724 Fulton
National Bre^ving Company, Charles G. Han-
sen pr<>6ident, Genrge F. Volz secretary, A. Mc-
Laugblin superintendent, proprietors National
Brewery. SE cor Fulton and Webster
National Cemetery, U. S. A., Henry V. Richit super-
intendent, Presidio
National Fire Insurance Company (of Hart-
ford, Conn.) Mauheim, Staples & Co. general
aeeots, 217 Sansome
National Guard, armory and hall, 322 Post
National Guard Officers Association of California,
Ed. F. Moran secretary, 402 Moutgomery
Nation.nl Hotel. Robert Wieneke proptr, 112 Bush
National Insurance Company (of New York)
William J. Dulton agent, 401 California
National Iron Works, Marshutz & Cautrell proptrs.,
NW cor Main and Howard
National Iiife Association (of Hartford, Conn.)
Jennings & Heuley general agents, 317 California
National Life Ids. Co. of Vermont,- James J. Searle
agent, 40K Calirornia
National Slarine Insurance Association
The (liiiiiied of London) Gutte & Frank agents,
307 California
National Oil W^orks, Sullivan, Kelly & Co. pro-
prietors. K21 Batterv, office 112-114 California
NATIONAL RELIEF ASSOCIATION
J. N. Russell Jr. secretary, office 13^8
Market
National Roller Flonr Mills, J. Martenstein &
Co. proprietors. SW cor Battery and Pacific
National Surgical Institute, (Western Divis-
ion) John M. Uiukle M. D. surgeon in charge, 319
Bush
National Temperance Society, J. B. Hill agent, 1041
Market
National Vinegar Works and Feed Mills
(Isaac Barker, William Muehe, Charles Muehe,
Aaron Cook, Adolph Bodeman and Colin L. Fos-
ter) 808-812 Fourth
Natick House. N. M. Thayer proptr. 246 Third
Natorp Bernard iWilkens & Co.) 109 California
Natsen Charles A., master mariner, r. 614 Hayes
Nan Frederick, stevedore, r. l.'J07 Montgomery
Nau John, machinist, r. 1.507 Montgomery
Naughton C. C, reporter Chronicle
Naughton Edward, r. 76 Natoma
Naughton Edward, laborer, r. 5 Clementina
Naughton Edward, laborer Custom House, r. 1703
Leavenworth
Naughton John, teamster, r. 510 Fifteenth
NauBhton Patrick, laborer, r. 614 Mission
Naughton Thomas, laborer, r. 8W cor Filbert and
Btker
■^ Naughton. See Norton
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIEKMO-ELECTRIC
RUSSIAN anl TORKISH BATHS
j^ s:PECZ7LXjT3r.
Also Medicated aad Electric Eatlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED
CHIMNEYS REPAIRED. CHIMNEY SWEEPINIi.
Chimney Tops that >vill dravr.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 18«0. Telephone 315.
Nautty James, plasterer, r. 223 Seveuieenth
N .ulty Nii-holas, laborer, r. .52 Natoma
Nauman Charles, salesman George H. Pitts, r. 626
Shotwell
Nauman Edward (P. Z. Nanman fc Co.) r. Alameda
Nauman Harry A., salesman William Behlow, r. 1719
Leavenworth
Nauman Paul Z. (P. Z. Nanman & Co.) r. Alameda
Nauman P. Z. «: Co. (P«ul Z. and Edward Nauman)
safes and scales, 122 Cliiy
Naumaiin Rriist. gardener, r. 411 Paci6c
Naumann Ernest, liquor saloon, «27 Clay. r.l4 Harriet
NauutonGeorge, shipping master, 624 Battery, r.l418
Clay
Naunton B. H., with Manheim, Staples & Co., r. 1418
Clay
Nava John, janitor, r. 523 Green
Nava Mace, folder La Grande Laundry
Navailles Peter, lanudryman, r. Octavia, nr Green-
wich
Navajo Mining Co. (Xevada) John W. Pew secretary,
310 Pine, rooms 1,5-17
Naval Officer Port of San Francisco, office
Custom House, second floor
Navarrette Enrique M., compositor, r. 1207 Green
Navarrette Maria, widow, r. 12i'7 Green
Navarrette Peter, molder, r. 433 Second
Navarro Florance, harnessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co.,
r. 4 Dunn Alley
Navarro Jesus, barber, 545 Merchant r. 6?6 Merchant
Navarro John, blacksmith's helper Robert Stitt, r. 2
Brenham PI
Navarro Julio, foreman canroom George H. Tay &
Co., r. 1414 Kearny
Navarro Louis, blacksmith, r. 418 Green
Navarro Mill Co., R. G. Byxbee president and
manager, J. Fessenden Clark vice-peKldent, Cal-
vert Meade secretary, manufacturers redwood
Iniiiber. office 42 Market
Navarro Mills Packets, office 42 Market
Nav'et Emile. foremau Bothiu Mnfg Co., r. 218 Eddy
Navlet Leon V., clerk Bothin, Dallemand & Co., r.
322 Golden Oate Av
Navy Pay Office, U. S. Appraisers' Building, first
floor
Naylor Charles E., cashier and manager callgraph
typewriter dept S.imuel Hill's estate, r. Alameda
Naylor Charles H.. clerk general auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. 207 Hyde
Naylor Ellen, wiilow, r. 11 Freelon, rear
Naylor Samuel G., deckhand tug Monarch
Neagle August T., clerk, r. 703 }<i Davis
Neagle Bridget M., widow, r. W s Minnesota, bet
Butte and Napa
Neagle David, assistant License Collector, r. 916 Mc-
Allister
Neagle David, laborer, r. 629 Valencia
Neagle Delia, domestic 1046 Valencia
Neagle Frederick B., watchmaker A. Hirscbman, r.
Oakland
Neagle George R., gardener, r. 13 Silver
Neagle John J., roller Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W ■
Minnesota, bet Butte and Napa
Neagle Joseph F.. clerk, r. 70:iM Davis
Neagle Mary, widow, r. 703)4 Davis
Neagle Sarah, r. 829 Brannan
B^" Neagle. See Nagel and Nagle
Neal A., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Neal Allen S., cashier Huntington, Hopkins 4 Co., r.
23HS Folsom
Neal Charlea S., secretary James G. Fair, 230
Montgomery, r. Alameda
Neal Daniel F.. patternmaker, r. 2408 Folsom
Neal Florence Miss, r. 19.'4 Union
Neal GeorjreF. , manager Commercial Publishing
Co.. 415 Montgomery, r. 1025 Twenty-flrst
Neal Henrj- R., war'houseman, r. 536 Third
Neal John, r. 106)4 Third
W. B. BANCROFT & CO,
49 FIRST ST.
TELSFHONE 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENiX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO., General Agents,
429 Calfromla Street.
NEA
892
NEI
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
MANUFACTUKEBS OP
Plain, Japanned and Stamped
T7I r<r "W^ ja. R. DE3
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
Neal John H., janitor, r. foot Waldo Alley
Neal Joseph, carpenter, r. 1501 Church
Neal Bohert W., director Cnmmercial Publishing Co.,
415 Montgomery, r. 102 Ellis
Keal William W., pilot, office 506 Battery, room 9, r.
20 Mantgomery
B^ Neal. See Neale, Neall, Neil and Neill
Nealan Joseph, lithographer Cal. Cigar Box Co., r.
656 Willow Av
Nealan William P., teamster, r. 656 Willow At
tff" Nealan. See Nealon, Neilan and Nevlon
Neale Eustace, commission merchant, 723 Montgom-
ery, r. 105 Stockton
Neale Frederick, waiter, r. 1237 Stockton
Neale George S. (George S. Neale & Co.) r. 2917 Sac
ramento
Neale George S. & Co. (George 8. Neale) proptra Lom-
bard aud Bay Warehouses, SW cor Sausome and
Lombard
Neale George W., canvasser, r. 139 Dolores
Neale Vincent, attorney at law, 328 Montgomery,
room 11 r. San Rafael
8^ Neale. See Neal, Neall, Neil and Neill
NealfS William S. Rev., rertor St. Pauls Protestant
Episcopal Church, r. 2107 H Webster
Nealing John A., carrier Call, r. 1 Frank Pi
Nealing Thomas J., r. 1 Frank PI
Nealtng Timothy, contractor, r. 1 Frank PI
Nealinn Timothy Jr., painter, r. 1 Frank PI
Neall George U., clerk, r. 106)4 Third
Neall James, r. 1542 Howard
Neall James F., bookkeeper Baker & Hamilton, r.
r. 1542 Howard
Neall John S., bookkeeper Occidental Self-Endowment
Assn, r. 106)4 Third
Neall Stephen F., astiistant License Collector, r. 756)4
Howard
Nealon Charles C, engineer fireboat Gov. Irwin, r.
214 Union
Nealon Daniel C. bookkeeper Matthew Nunan, r. 1229
Howard
Nealon James, laborer, r. 22 Stanford
Nealon James, laborer, r. W s Mission Road, nr Mt.
Vernon
Nealon James, marble polisher John Daniel & Co., r.
26« Stevenson
Nealon James C, Assessor City and County,
offi<-e New City Hall, first floor, r. 118 Page
Nealon John, salesman Reuton, Holmes & Co., r. Oak-
land
Nealon Mary, widow, r. 9 Mission Av
Nealon Mi( tael. laborer, r. 12 Preston PI
Nealon Michael, laborer, r. 22 Stanford
Nealon Thomas, laborer, r. 9 Mission Av
9^ Nealon. See Nealan, Neilan and Neylon
Nearman H. C, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 21
Garden
Neary Albert E., salesman, r. 318 Kearny
i Neary Catherine, widow, r. 553 Howard, rear
1 Nenry Charles, liquor saloon, 120 Towusend
1 Neary John laborer, r. 268)4 Tehama
j Neary John, millhand, r. 120 Clara
j Nf-ary John T., carpenter, r. 1929 Howard
I Neary Mary, widow, r. 49 Jessie, rear
I Neary N. E., salesman J . L. White & Co., r. 318 Kearny
Neary Nellie Miss, shoefitter Solomon Marks, r. 442
Mipna
Neary Nicholas, shoemaker, r. N s Teneriffe, bet
Railroad Av and Susquehanna
Neary Patrick-, laDorer 8. M. Hills, r. 120 Clara
Neary Thomas, laborer, r. 5 White
Neary Thomas, ramher, r. 136 Sixth
Neary Thomas, wood and coal, 739 )4 Guerrero
Neary Thomas J., millhand P. B. McKay, r. 653 How-
ard
Neate John, mining, 330 Pine, rooms 35-36, r. 25
Glen Park Av
Neate Laffman, r. 25 Glen Park Av
Neate Thomas A., r. 1411 Pacific
Nebel Adolph, sawyer Pac. Woodenware and Cooper-
age Co., r. 224 Fourth
Nebel Julius J. F.. porter, r. 948 Folsom
Nebel Minnie, widow, r. 522 Natoma
Nebermann Rudolph, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Nedderson Charles, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
1617 Dupont
Nedderson John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W •
Keutucky, bet Sierra and Nevada
Nedderson John H. Jr., clerk John D. Feldmann, r.
NW cor Haight and Scott
Nedemark Charles L., telegraph operator S. P. Co., r.
W s California Av,bet Esmeralda and Virginia Ati
Nee John, laborer, r. 35 Clementina
Neeb Charles, tailor Henry Neeb, r. 138 Seventh
Nteb Henry, tailor, 12J9)4 Market
Neeb William, tailor Henry Neeb, r. 138 Seventh
Neerke Paul, cabinetmaker A. J. Forbes, r. 10 Decatur
Needan Martin, peddler, r. 113 Freelon, rear
Needham Ambrose, blacksmith Betts* Spring Co., r.
629 Twenty-third
NeeOham Domiuick, artist, r. 115 Hill
Needham James, spring fitter Betts' Spring Co., r.
Twenty-second, bet Church and Vicksburg
Needham Jamett B., waiter, r. 304 Tehama
Needham Patrick, boilcrmaker, r. 529 Brannau
Needles Alfred P., attorney at law, 534)4 California,
r. 1308 Stelner
Neegaard William P., woodcarver. r. 141 Fifth
Neely David, nurpery. r.NE cor Folsom and Twentieth
Neely Hugh, r. 2109 Mason
Neely Isaac, painter, r. 1329 Vallejo
Neely John, pipefitter P. M. SS. Co., r. 209 Second
Neely John E., butcher, r. 139 Fourth
Neely John J., compositor, r. 2109 Mason
Neely Mary, widow, r. 1329 Vallejo
Neely Robert, r. 24 Moss
Neely William, clerk, r. 1329 Vallejo
Neely William, peddler, r. 527 Sacramento
Neeson Daniel, stablemau Golden Gate Park, r.
Golden Gate Park
Neeson James, baker A. Becker, r. 736 Union
Neff Henry C, geutu' furnishing goods, 1016 Market,
r. 831 Bush
Nefif John B., capitalist, r. 1235 Hyde
Negrini Kate Mrs., r. 1312 Larkin. rear
Negro Michael, expressman, 3 Vallejo, r. 708 Front
Nehl Perham W., with H. S. Crocker b Co., r. Al*.
meda
Nehrlich Edward, blacksmith, r. 738 Green
Neidhardt Paul, manufacturing jeweler, 410 Kearnj,
room 22, r. 907 Bryant
Neigenfind August, cabinetmaker, r. 424 Sansome
Neil August F., laborer, r. Sierra, nr Indiana
Neil Charles, dairyman, r. 363 Jessie
Neil Daniel, cabinetmaker, r. 1614 Devlsadero
Neil David W., painter, 318 Jessie
Neil Elizabeth, widow, r. 370 Natoma
Neil Frank W., bookkeeper J. Morton & Co., r. CIS
Shotwell
Nell James, clerk, r. 363 Jessie
Neil James, millhand Golden Gate Flouring Mill, r.
607 Folsom
Neil Michael, r. 9 St. Mary
a»" Neil. See Neal, Neale. Neall and Neill
Neilan James, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Workf
Neilan Martin, carriagewasher J. Hurst, r. 38 Sixth
Neilan Thomas, liquor saloon, 3.')3 Third
8^" Neilan. See Nealan, Nealon and Neylon
Neiland John, carpenter, r. 16 Kiesling
Neild Ralph, engineer Liebes Bros., r. 421 Fell
Neild Walter C, shoemaker, r. 27 Minna
1^" Neild. See Nield
Neill David G., ruler Bosqui Engraving and Printine
Co.
Neill Frank J., machinist, r. W b Juniper, bet Bry-
ant and Harrison
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
Hotels and Steamboats completely furnished with
CIRPETS AND UPHOLSTERY.
Special Prices Given.
641 to 647 WIARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL..
DIXON, BORGESON & CO
Hanufaccorers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM SL
en IDCC CVTD A nDV /^'"^ ^''^ fi°*«* l^^^" *>' CUrets, HockB.) ARPAD HARAS2THY & CO.,
^llLllwC LA I nA Uni (Burgundies, SamerQes.Port') an dSbemear 630 WASHnTOTOM 8TBX£T.
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NEL
Nelll Frederick, clerk, r. 710 Folsom
Neill James, dairy, cor Woolsey and Dartmouth ,
U.M. T.
Neill James 8., compositor Call, r. 29 Wasbineton Av
Kflll Samuel, clerk Qiiade h Straut r. 62tl Bush
a^ Neill, Bee Neal. Neale, Neall and Neil
Neilseu Charles, furrl«r, r. 504)4 Minoa
Keileen Christian O., waiter, r. 2o7 Minna
Nellsen Emll A., machinist Rix * Firth, r. 12 GlOTer
Neilseu James, propfr Scandinavian Hume, 68 Oregon
Neilsen Louisa, r. Old People's Home
Neilson A., waiter Palace Hotel
Nellson Alexander, conductor Market St. BR., r. 1284
Valencia
Neilson Andrew, stevedore, r. 2326 Pine
Neilson Charles L., waiter, r. 128 J4 Seventh
Neilson Frederick, machinist William Deacon
Neilson Frederick, retoucher Jones b Lotz, r. 418
Polk
Neilson Frederick, teamster Pac. Box Factory
Neilson Hans, waiter, r. 50i Minna
Ndlsun Harry, boatswain stmr Columbia
Neilson John, lonsshoreman, r. "23 Converse
Neilson John, slioemaker, 12 Howard
Neilson M., gardener Ma^'nolia Nurnery
Neilson Marcus, seaman, r. SW cor Fourth and Berry
Neilson Nell, r. 75:f Howard
Neilson Peter, stnrcher La Grande Laundry
NeilKon 'William M., jourualis-t, r. 30-26 California
Iff' Neilson. See Nelsen, Nelson Nielsen and Neil-
son
Neiman William H., marine engineer, r. 5fi2 Folsom
Neimes John (Evans * Neimes) r. 1425)4 Mission
Neis Pbil. & Co. {Philip Neis) bop merchants, 415
Sacramento
Neis Philip (Phil. Neis * Co.) r. Alameda
Keisser August I., salesman Cerf, Schloss & Co., r.
Alameda
Neisser Edward, draftsman William Patton, r. Ala-
meda
Neiswanger Lee K., compositor Chronicle, r. 404
Stockton
Neitler John, clerk Gustave C. Vocke, r. 727 Filbert
Nell August F., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 8 8 Sierra
bet Iowa and Indiana
Nelle George (Fr. H. Kosenbaum & Co.) r. Alameda
Neller Liouia, proprietor Sanger Hall, 14 Geary, r.
5 Carlos PI
Nelligau William H.. shoemaker, 303)4 Fifth
Nellis C. S.. specialist, 236 Suiter
Nellis Willard A., cabinetmaker George H. Fuller, r.
322 O'Farrell
Ne'.lman John, fruit peddler, r. 1613 Powell
Nellman Peter, laborer, r. 1613 Powell
Nellman Peter, teamster J. P. Pollard, r. 620 Grove
Nelseu J., waiter stmr Columbia
Nelsen John A., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W B
Wisconsin, bet Napa and Sierra
Nelseu Neis V., laborer, r. 427 Francisco
Nelson A., carpenter, r. 736 Tehama
Nelson A., r. 440)4 Jessie
Nelson A., mate tup Rescue
Nelson Adelia G. Misa, teacher Halght Primary
School, r. 409 Capp
Nelson Albert, lumberman A. M. Simpson & Bro.
Nelson Albert, waiter, r. 163 Minna
Nelson Albert N., carpenter, r. 12 Bernard
Nelson Alexander, bookkeeper, r. 1714 Fillmore
Nelson Alexander, porter Ross & Hewlett, r. 28 Clay
Nelson Alfred, r. 13)4 Powell
Nelson A M. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 212 Turk
Nelson Andrew, cook tug Sea King, r. 6 Jackson
Nelson Andrew, laborer, r. 2226 Pine
Nelson Andrew, oysteruian, r. 116 Berry
Nelson Andre^v, president California Transpor-
tation Co., NW cor Jackson and East, r. 706
O-Farrell
Nelson Andrew, pressman B. F. Sterett, r. 615 Geary
FRATINGER & CO.
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FOR
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REFLECTORS,
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605 KEARirS' STREET.
KsUbllshed 1860. Telephone 315.
Nelson Auna, widow, r. la4 Prrry
Nelson Annie, domestic 711 Pine
327
Nelson Anton, melter Price'* Assay 0£Bce,
Clementina
Nelson August, seaman, r. 13 Clay
Nelson A. W., quartermaster stmr City of Peking
Nelson Brothers (Soren J. and Neis P.) furniture
1059 Market
Nelson C. master schr Ootama, ofBce 48 Market
Nelson Charles, r. Ill Welsh
Nelson Charles, clerk, r. 210 Bush
Nelson Charb'B, cook Twenty-sixth Street Hospital
Nelson Charles, fisherman, r. Tonquin, bet Baker
and Broderick
Nelson Charles, laborer, r. 1182 Harrison
Nelson Charles, lumberman A. M. Simpson ft Bro.
Nelson Charles, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Nelson Charles, seaman, r. 28 Clay
Nelson Charles, shoefitter. r. 5 Montgomery PI
Nelson Charles, stonedresser Pioneer White Lead
Works, r. 218 Prospect PI
Nelson Charles, tailor, r. 629 California
Nelson Charles, tailor, r. 6r.O Howard
Nelson Charles, wholesale lumber dealer and
commission merchant, 18 Market, r. Seminary
Park
Nelson Charles, with H. Etthofer
Nelson Charles, wood and coal, 606 Post
Nelson Charles Jr., mail clerk Chrouiile
Nelson Cliarles Mrs., president Old People's Home,
r. Oakland
Nelson Cbarlea A., molder Union Iron Works, r. W i
Migsi^slppl. bet Solano and Maripo^^a
Nelson Charles E., gardener Golden Gate Park, r. 2220
Green
Nelson Charles G., tailor, r. 8 Virginia PI
Nelson Charles L., oyster saloon, 2005 Mission, r. 2011
Mission
Nelson Charles W., clerk Estee, Wilson and Mc-
Cutchen, r. Alameda
Nelson Chris, master mariner, r. 1327 Goldan Gate At
Nelson Christian, driver, r. 261 Tehama
Nelson Christian, waiter Toft * Wilson, r. 225 Minna
Nelson Christian F., cabinetmaker, r. 10 Lick
Nelson Christina, widow, r. 208 Central Av
Nelson Christopher, assignee Newport Coal Co., r.
1327 Golden Gate Av
Nelson Christopher J., upholsterer Oullixon Bros., r.
Cedar Av
Nelson David, butcher Micbelssen, Roth & Co., r.
Corea, bet Yazoo and Susquehanna
Nelson E., proptr Elcho House, 8i3)4 Market
Nelson Edward, baker stmr Humboldt, r. W s Pros-
pect Av, nr Powell Av., B. H.
Nelson Edward, harnessmaker, r. IHO.'i Scott
Nelson Edward, stableman, r. 814 Golden Gate Av
Nelson Edward A., clerk Eugene De Sabla & Co., r.
212 Hyde
Nelson Edward G., woodworker Byron Jackson, r.
1054)4 Howard
Nelson Edward M., pressman, r. 5 Montgomery PI
Nelson Edward M., tiuner Anderson & Tallon, r. 0«k-
lanl
Nelson Elirabetb, widow, r. 1906 Broadway
Nelson E. M., physician r. 19 Silver
Nelson Emanuel J., teamster, r. 28 Erie
Nelson Emanuel W., molder Weed * Eingwell, r. 256
Minna
Nelson Emil. tanner Poetsch & Peterson, r. 134
Twenty-sixth
Nelson F., upholsterer Fredericks k Gercke, r. 19
Silver
Nelson Fernando, carpenter George R. Bowles, r. 327
Twenty-ninth
Nelson Frank, mate stmr San Vicente, r. 708 Clemen-
tina
Nelson Frank F., tinsmith, r. 1238 Valencia
Nelson Franz O., tailor, r. 615 Pine
a>
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CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Manaractarer ofeTcrx deacrlpdon of
PASSBNOER, 8TRBET AND FREIGHT CARS.
-iS to SO B«ale Str««t. San VriMaciaco.
Truman,
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ISnani CL nOOKer> Oederlck's Perpetual Hay Presses.
NEL
894
NEL
W. W. Montague & Co.
punfEPS,
Suction and Force.
FOB HAND, TriMI>-inll.Ii AND PO-WEB,
ALL, SIZES.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAKKET STB£ET
Nelson Frederick, cook, r. 704 J4 Mission
Nelson Frederick, master mariuer, r. 123 Page
Nelson Frederick, tanner Poetsch & Peterson, r. 1219)4
Florida
Nelson Frederick, teamster, r. 1132 J< Bryant
Nelson Fritz C. W., cabinetmaker, r. 15% Preston PI
Nelson George, carpenter stmr Columbia, r. 522 How-
ard
Nelson George, fisherman, r. Tonquin, bet Baker and
Broderick
Nelson George, seaman, r. 646 Fourth
Nelson George H., varieties, 19(tl Hyde
Nelson Gilbert A., agent N. P. C. RK., Clay St. Wharf,
r. 13 k Powell .
Nelson Gustav, rattanworker, r. 808 Union
Nelson Gustave, carpenter, 113 Leidesdorfif
Nelson H., laborer, r. NE cor Fourth and Berry
Nelson Hans, carpenter, r. 2021 Mason
Nelson Hans, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1029 York
Nelson Hans, longshoreman, r. 20 Harlan PI
Nelson Hans, waiter, r. 1.58 Silver
Nelson Harry, cook, r. 917 Sansome
Nelson Heinds C, master stmr Carlos Pacbeco, r. 263
East
Nelson Henry, groceries and liquors, 344 Bryant, r.
37 Stanly PI
Nelson Henry, laborer Cal. Suerar Refinery, r. E s
Minnesota, bet Solano and Mariposa
Nelson Henry, proptr Waldo Lodging House, 733
Market, r. 2008 Larkin
Nelson Henry, seaman, r. 217 Broadway
Nelson Henry, tinsmith, r. 1715 Sacramento
Nelson Henry C, engineer, r. 1329 Sanchez
Nelson J., gardener, r. 801 Vallejo
Nelson Jacob, seaman stmr Newport, r. 10 St.
Charles PI
Nelson James, butcher, r. W s Corea, bet Marquesas
and Manitoba
Nelson James, butcher, 55 Grand Arcade Market, r.
146 Shipley
Nelson James, seaman, r. 13 Clay
Nelson James D., shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co.,
r. 323 Tehama
Nelson James K., commercial traveler, r.615 Stockton
Nelson James M., cook schr Western Home
Nelson James M., engineer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
Nelson James W., agi-nt San Jos(5 Fruit Packing Co.,
400 Battery, r. Oakland
Nelson James W., bookkeeper Stearns, Worden & Co.,
r. 2617 Folsom
Nelson John, bartender John Halin, r. 518 Pacific
Nelson John, carpenter, r. S s Thirtieth, nr Sanchez,
rear
Nelson John, cooper Andrews h Cornell, r. 417 Main
Nelson John, fisherman, r. Tonquin, bet Baker and
Broderick
Nelson John, groceries, SE cor Seventh and Ste-
venson, r. 567 Stevenson
Nelson John, longshoreman, r. 12 Haggin
Nelson John, seaman, r. 541 First
Nelson John, tailor, r. 8 Virginia PI
Nelson John, varnlsher Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 915
Fifteenth
Nelson John B., engraver, r. 967 Mission
j Nelson John F., cabinetmaker, r. 26 Turk
Nelson John F., clerk Charles M. Troppm»nn, r. 134
Perry
Nelson John F., seaman, r, 173b Clara
Nelson John H., cutter P. F. Nolan k Sons, r. 6
Montgomery PI
Nelson John H., soapwrapper New England Soap Co.,
r. W s Mississippi, bet Solano and Mariposa
Nelson John H. , bteward Edward W. Stuart, r. 175
Sixteenth
Nelson John M., cutter P. P. Nolan & Sons, r. 1014
Twentieth
Nelson John W. S., carpenter, r. 562 Stevenson
Nelson Joseph, clerk, r. 6 Ivy Terrace
Nelson Joseph, sailmaker, r. 3 Alger PI
Nelson J. K., machinist, Pac. Roiling Mill
NelHon Lars, hardware and crockery, 1238 Valencia
Nelson Lars, planomaker Hemme & Long, r. 243 Te-
hama
Neison Laura O. Misa, bookbinder, r. Ws Mississippi,
bet Solano and Mariposa
Nelson Lawrence, fisherman, r. Tonquin. bet Baker
and Broderick
Nelson Lawrence, seaman, r. 217 Broadway
NelKon Lizzie, domestic 1510 Pine
Nelson Louis, cook, r. 30 Clay
Nelson M., millman Pac. Rolling Mill
Nelson M., water tender sttnr City of Rio de Janeiro
Nelson Martin, restaurant, 13 Pacific, r. 502 Washing-
ton
Nelson Martin S., waiter, r. 767 Howard
Nelson Mary, widow, r. 1609 Mason
Nelson Mary, widow, r. W s Mississippi, bet Mari-
posa and Solano
Nelson Mary V. Miss, dressmaker, r. W s Mississippi,
bet Mariposa and Solano
Nelson Max A., clerk William F. Nelson & Son, r. 1807
Stockton
Nelson N. (Nelson h Lewis) r. 105 Washington
Nelson N. A., bagsorter Neville & Co., r. 431 First
Nelson Nels, cook Carl W. Bioneer, r. 7 Natoma
Nelson Nels P. (Nelson Bros.) r. 25 J4 Oak
Nelson Nels R., cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. 418
Broadway
Nelson Nelse, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r. 18
Board man PI
Nelson Nils, solicitor, r. 600 Front
Nelson N. P., laborer, r. 517 Folsom
Nelson Ptter, mate stmr Relief
Neltion Olaf, carpenter Robinson & Gillespie, r. 6^
Cleaveland
Nelson Ole, laborer, r. 40 Natoma
Nelson Ole, master mariner, r. 319 Tenth
Nelson Ole, seaman, r. 116 Berry
Nelson Ole, seaman, r. 220 Pacific
Nelson Olof, fireman, r. 1402 Montgomery
Nelson O. M., cooper, r. 13 Decatur
Nelson Oscar, tailor, r. 615 Pine
Nelson Otto, cooper, r. 121 >4 Gilbert
Nelson P., cabinetmaker F. S. Chadbourne k Co., r.
25)4 Oak
Nelson Peter, r. 418 Bryant
Nelson Peter, boatswain stmr Mexico
Nelson Peter, coachman, r. 900 Larkin
Nelson Peter, deckhand, r. 320 Drumm
Nelson Peter, laborer, r. 51 Shipley
Nelson Peter, liquor saloon, 11 Jackson
Nelson Peter, liquor saloon. SE cor Clay and Drumm,
r. 732 Green
Nelson Peter, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Nelson Peter, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Nelson Peter, teamster, r. 621 California
Nelson Peter A., mate. r. 11 Pacific
Nelson R., molder. r. 100)^ Second
Nelson R. A., laborer, r. 41« Broadway
Nelson Robert, clerk, r. 402 Broadway
Nelson Robert, seaman schr Adelia Griffin, r. Merrl-
mac, bet Kentucky and Illinois
Nelson Robert, steward stmr City of Stockton, r. 901
Stockton
Nelson S., carpenter, r. 626 Lombard
Nelson Samuel, carpenter, r. 528 ^ Stevenson
Nelson Samuel D., clerk, r. 418 Bryant
Ni^son Soren J. (Nelson Bros.) r. 25)4 Oak, rear
Nelson S. P. & Co. (Sven P. Nelson) dealers
combination steam packing, oils and engineers'
supplies, 10 Commercial
Nelson Sven P. (8. P. Nelson k Co.) r. 2525 Cali-
fornia
Nelson Thomas, r. E s Castro, nr Twenty-fou'-th
Nelson Thomas, clerk Chas. Greenberg, r. 6 Mission
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NEL
895
NEU
Nelson Thorano, seaman, r. N 8 Tweuty-fourtb, bet
DouglaeB aud Diamond
Nelson Thouian, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 9J1 Folsoiu
Nelson Thomas, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. Lombard, bet Fillmore and Webster
Nelson Thomas H., furniture, 136 Fourth, r. 106
Eddy
Nelson Victor, commission merchant and agent
Swedish matrhes, 612 Merchant, r. 726 Bush
Nelson Victor, laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. 427 Fran-
cisco
Nelson W., r. 619 Pine
Nelson William, clerk William Connolly, r. 1238 Va-
lencia
Nelson William, hostler, r. D, bet Sixth and Seventh
A.V8
Nelson William, live stock dealer, r. 202 Van Ness Av
Nelson William, loQgshoreman, r. 90« Sansorae
Nelson William, master mariner, r.2R17 Folsom
Nelson William, tailor, r. 8 Virginia Pi
Nelson William A. (William F. Nelson & Son) r.
181 OX Stockton
Nelson William D., engineer stmr Resolute, r. 309
San Jose Av
Nelson William E.. harnessmaker, r. 1805 Scott
Nelson William E., salesman F.S. Chadbourne k Co.,
r. 212 Turk
Nelson William H., policeman, r. 623 Valencia
Nelson William F. (William F. Nelson h Son) r. 1807
Stockton
Nelson William P. <fe Son (William F. and
William A.) hardware and general merchandise,
601 Front
Nelson William L., clerk, p. 518 Eighteenth
Nelson William R., barber H. D. Witte, r. 6 Martha
PI
Nelson William T., moldep, r. 8 Vincent
Nelson Willis L., pressman E. C. Hughes, r. 12 Ber-
nard
Nelson & Lewis (N. Nelson and Harry Lewis) board-
ing, 106 Washington
B^ Nelson. See Neilson, Nelsen, Nelson, Nielson
and Nilson
Nelton Edward P., salesman Lucas Bros., r. 10 Ash Av
Nenan George E., bookkeeper J. J. Moore & Co., r.
619 Hyde
Nenhan C. H., brewer, r. 909 Kearny
Neper Charles H., florist, 2199 Suttpr
Neppert Christina, widow, r. 212 Minna
Neppert George P., bookkeeper George Spaulding &
Co., r. 2824 Howard
Neppert John A., upholsterer, r. 212 Minna
Neppert John D., real estate, r. 2824 Howard
Neppert Julien P., bookkeeper S. Levy & Co., r. 2428
Howard
l»" Neppert. See Nippprt
Neptune and Mermaid Sea Baths, William H. Bovee
proptr, loot Larkin aud Hyde
Neri Joseph Rev., 8. J., clergyman St. Ignatius Col-
lege, 214 Hayes
Nerl Simoni, cigarmaker, 1407 Dupont
Nerney John, citiarmaker, r. 22 Broadway
Nerong George, butcher r. 1420 Broadway
Nerson Alexander, bookkeeper Relss Bioa. b Co., r.
1714 Fillmore
Nesbit Thomas, r. 424 Sansome
Nesbitt John P., ship carpenter, r. 522 Dnpont
Nesbitt Joweph, teamster I. S. Van Winkle & Co., r.
435 X Hayes
Nesbitt Thomas, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 2534
Folsom
Nesbitt William, shoemaker, r. 6 Maiden Lane
a^- Nesbitt. See Naisbett and Nesbet
Nesfield David W. C, journalist, r. 1503 Pacific Av
Nesmith J. F., accountant Cal. Powder Works, r. 612
Bush
■Sr Nesmith. See Nal smith
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIEBHO-Kl,i:CTBIC
RUSSIAN and TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicateil ami Electric Batis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SEWER PIPE. SEWER TRAPS.
Sewers Laid Properly.
Sewers Repaired.
W, E. LANE,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 18(50.
Telephone 315.
Nespoli JoMepli. florist, r. 1204 Sutter
Ness Glaus, molder, r. 1229 York
Nens Helina, tuiloress Irvin BTruch, r. 1229 York
Ness Victor, steward, r. 617 Valencia
Nessen Charles, compositor, r. 14 Freelon
Nessen Charles P., woolsorter, r. cor Teneriffe and
St. John
Nessen Elsa C. Mrs., groceries and liquors, SW cor
Sierra and Tennessee
Nessen Ernst P.. master mariner, r. 19 Guy PI
Nessen Martin C, lon,'8horeman. r. 14 Freelon
Nessi Ercole, muBi(-ian. r. 553 J^ Stevenson
Nessier Peter, cook, 431 Pine
Nestel Aijgust. barber, 312 Francisco
Nestel Otto, liquor saloon, SW cor California and
Montgomery, r. 338 Turk
Nester Charles, coffee saloon. 1640 Market, r. 108 Fell
Netter August, drayman and forwardmg agent, 217
Battery, r. 523 Gmve
Netter David (David Netter & Co.) r. .523 Grove
Netter David Hi Co. (David Netter) wines and
liquors. 795 Mission
Netter Henry, cattle dealer, cor Twenty-eighth and
Mistiion, r. 426 San Jose Av '
Netter Isaac, cattle dealer, cor Twenty-eighth and
Mission, r. 426 San Jos6 Av
Netter Lehman, cattle dealer, cor Twenty-eighth and
Mission, r. 426 San Jos6 Av
Netter Marcus J., clerk Philip Wolf & Co.. r. 523
Grove
Netti^r Sellsrman, teamster, r. 523 Grove
Netter Theodore, clerk David Netter k Co., r. 523
Grove
Netterfield Thomas, messman etmr City of Chester,
r. Boyce, bet Point Lobos Av and Sutter
Netterville Thomas, stonegrinder F. Korbel t Bros..
r. 6 Chesley
Netterville William, molder, r. 6 Chpsley
Nettleton Edward, policeman, r. 830 Howard
Neuberg Adolph, r. 1719 Sutter
Neuberg Rosa, widow, r. 36 ^ Lanston
Neuberger Ferdinand F., pressman, r. 640 Natoma
Neuberger Henry, nursery. W s Somerset, bet Way-
land anrl Bacon, U. M. T., office 35 Post
Neuberger Solomon, tailor, r. 149 Clara
Neubert Louis P., cigarmaker, r. ftl6 Commercial
Neubert Rudolph (Neubert & Grabau; r. 1920 Golden
Gate Av
Neubert & Grabau (Rudolph Neubert and Robert H.
Grabau) dairy produce. 25-26 California Market
Neubueser Charles, tailor, r. 4:n Dupont
Nenburger Ferdinand E.. printer, r. 040 Natoma
Neuburger Gustave (Neuburger, Reiss k Co.) r. 1628
Octavia
Neuburger Isaac, salesman Neuburger, Reiss k Co., r.
1628 Octsvia
Neuburger Jules (Neuburger. Reiss & Co.) r. Paris
Neuburger, Reiss & Co. (Gustave and Jules Neuburg-
er and Bernard Reiss) dry goods, 616-518 Market
Neuenburg John, groceries and liquors, NE cor Fran-
cisco and Mason, r. 23(t8 Mason
Neuendorf Franz A. C, brusbmaker Eureka Brush
Factorv, r. 1929 Howard
Neuer Frederick, baker r. 609 Union
Neuforth Charles, gilder, 421 Fourth
Neugebauer Ernest, tanner G. Dietsch k Son, r. 20
Page
Neuhsns N., laborer Cal. Sug^r Rflflnery. r. Mariposa,
bet Pennsylvania and MisMnsippi
Neuhaus Herman (Neuhaus & Brless) r. 126 Cedar At
Nenhans William, baker Louis Popp, r. 449)4 Third
Neuhaus & Brless (Herman Neuhaus and Robert
Briess) liquor saloon, NW cor Bush and Mont-
gomery
Neuman A. Mrs., manager J. H. Beid. r. 310 Stockton
Neuman Alfred, ladies' tailor The Bedfern House, r.
1716 Washington
Neuman Charles, r. 243 Minna, rear
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONH 82.
LITHOGRAPHERS
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
DAVIS, City A«ren^
429 CaiUornla Street.
NEU
896
NEV
W. W. lycontague &. Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENOLISH AXD AMERICAN
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Encaustic, dazed and Plain.
309. 311. 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
JTeuman Charles, farmer, r. <03 Broadway
Neuinan Charles, laborer Page & Falch, r. 559 Steven-
eon
Nenman Clifton, drngglBt J. H. Widber, r.504H Third
Nenman Edward J., salesman Newman & Levinson,
r. Alameda
Neuman Edward L., saleeman Kutz & Mnrr, r. 725}j
Hayes
Keuman F., waiter William Tell HouM
Neuman John, laborer, r. 632 Green
Neuman John, waiter The Baldwin
! Neuman Morris, r. 315M Jessie
Neuman Samuel, mu6i( ian, r. 117 Sixth
Neuman William, r. IfiM Rauech
I Neumann Adam, sawdust dealer, 855 Harrison
1 Neumann Adolph, piano importer. 82 Ninth
Neumann Albert, mnfg jeweler, 9 Geary, r. 670 Wal-
nut Av
Neumann Augusta, widow, r. cor Esmeralda and
Prospert Av, B. H.
Neumann Edward, dmgeisl, r. 700 Ellis
Neumann F.. photographer, r. 512 Bush
Neurnaiin Fannie, widow, liquor saloon, NW cor
! Twentv-fourth and York
I Neumann Frank, piano maker, r. 204H Eddy
' Neumann Frank W., pianomaker T. M. Antisell Piano
! Co., r. 204 k Eddy
i Neumann George, tailor, r. 704}<i Laurel Av
■ Neumann Gottlieb, mschinit-t, r. 217 Second
1 Neumann Gustave, groceries, 1307 Polk, r.l726 Sutter
I Neumann Hans. r. 14 Harriet
Neumann Isldor, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac
tory, r. 217 H Elm Av
Neumann Joseph, silk culturist, r. 1417 Bush
Neumann Leopold (Bush k Neumann) r.2iy Grant Av
Neumann Louis, salesman, r. 1417 Bush
Neumann Louisa Miss, r. 126 Eose Av
Neumann Mark, physician, 117 Sixth
Neumann Mar.;hall, clerk K. Neumann, r. 117 Sixth
Neumann Martin, clerk, r. 217 H Elm Av
Neumann Paul, baker, r. 625 Clay
Neumann Kosa, widow, carpets, 117 Sixth
i Neumann Samuel, musician, r.ll7 Sixth
I Neumann Solomon, salesman G. Neumann, r. 1417
Bush
I Neumann Solomon, glazier, r. 47 Langton
i Neumann William, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemetery,
r. 81.') 3« Geary
Neumann William, photographer Charles Lamer, r.
512 Bnsh
l^" Neumann. See Nenman and Newman
Neumpyer William C. r. 8W cor Baker and Union
Neuiriiler Jacob, carriage maker, 23 Seventh, r. 430
Duncan
Neunaber Henry, janitor I. O. O. F. Bldg, r. 1434
Howard _ ^
Nenry Alfred Mme , dressmaker, r. 817 Broadway
Nfuschnfz George, longshoreman, r. 315 Bryant
Keusohwander Anna Miss. r. :-!05 McAllister
NeuPcbwander Kate Miss, r. 305 McAllister
I Neupohwander Rudolph, mining superintendent, r.
305 McAllister ^ ^
NeusK Anne Mrs., with F. S. Chadboume & Co., r.
Oakland ^ ,
Nenstadt Abraham, physician, 1139 Folsom
Neuptadt Albert (Irving t Neustadt) r. 1502 Callfor-
N' nstttdt Henry W., real estate, r. US% Jeisie
Neustsdt Louis, butcher, r. 704 Ellis
Neustadt Walter, r. 443 Jessie , ^ „
BTenstadter Brothers (Henry, Jacob H. and
DHVid Neustadter. Isaac Oppenheimer. Sigmund
Ffuchtwans^r and William I. Walter) proprietors
Standard Shirt Factory, E s Gough, bet Grove
and Hayes, and importers and jobbers clothing
and men's furnishing goods, SWcorSansome and
Neuitadler David (Neuatadter Bros.) r. 1234 Post
Neustadter Henry (Neustadter Bros.) r. New York
Neustadter Jacob, clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 10225<
Geary i
Neustadter Jacob H (Neustadter Bros.) r. 1234 Post
Neuval Francis W., proprietor Pacific Alphaltom
Co., 422 Jackson, r. 919 Post
Neuwald William (B. Grave & Co.) r. 1019 Filbert
Neuwerth Frederick, laborer, r. 2 Caroline PI
Neuwerth Peter, cooper Lucas * Co., r. Alameda
MADA BAM OF SAN FRANCISCO THE
James C. Flood president, Georgre Ii.
Brander vice-president, D. B. Davidson
cashier, Georjje C. Grant assistant cash-
ier, VW cor Montgomery and Pine, Ne-
vada Block
Nevada Block, NW cor Montgomery and Pine
Nevada Hotel, Martin Brnnsen proptr,.528 Pacific
Nevada House, Mrs. R. S. Burliny proptr, 132 Sixth
Nevada Lumber Co., Charles T. Bridge secretary, 234
California
Nevada Metallargrieal Works, C. A. Luckhardt
& Co., 23 Stevenson
Nevada Nitre Co., J. M. Buffington secretary, office
309 California
Nevada Queen Mining Co. (Tuscarora, Nev.) Henry
Decs Becr<-t«ry. 44 Nevada Block
Nevada Restaurant, Vincent Blgne proprietor,
417 Pine
Nevada Salt and Borax Co. (Esmeraldo Co.,
Nev.) H. L. Coye president, H. C. Van Dyck seo-
rttary, 310 Pine, room 11
Nevada Stables, Milroy & Fiddes proprietors,
1334-1336 Market
Nevada Warehouse and Dock Co. (Port
Costa) Q. L. Brander president, W. R.Price sec-
retary, 412 Pine, Nevada Block
Nevado Oli P., tailor, r. 11U5 Powell
Nevauder Alexander, seaman, r. 318 Main
Nevermann William, porter Lilienthal k Co., r. 627
Commercial
Nevers Lewis J., mason, r. 1315 Socramento
Neville A. E. Mrs., r. 1631 O'Farrell
Neville Ernest H., broker, 22 Montgomery, r. 609 Pine
Neville George W., teamster Wolf, Brown k Co., r.
106 Fulton
Neville James E., carpenter, r. 533 Sacramento
Neville James M., clerk, r. 623 Fulton
Neville J. J., laborer, r. 7 Hodges PI
Neville John, book agent, r. 720 Clementina
Neville John, laborer, r. 67 Clementina, rear
Neville Mary A., domestic 25 Grand Av
Neville Presley M., r. 10 Geneva
Neville S. A. Mrs. (Neville t Co.) r. 1737 Snttar
Neville Samuel E., speculator, r. 730 Turk
Neville & Co. (George H. Bryant, Mrs. S. A.
Neville, C. M. and T. F. Osbom) manufacturers
bags, tents, awnings, and dealers twine, duck
helting, etc., 31-33 Califomia, SE cor Davis
Nevin Charles W. (C. W. Nevin & Co.) r. h19 Sansome
Nevin C. W. & Co. (Charles W. Nevin) book
and job printers, 532 Commercial
Nevin E. M. Jr., quarter masier stmr San Pablo
Nevin John B. , assistant bookkeeper Cartan, McCarthy
& Co.. r. 106 K Turk
Nevin William A. Rev., assistant pastor St. Peter's
Church, r. 1203 Alabama
Nevius James, fireman, r. 129 Folsom
Nevins James, inspector Custom House, r. 120 Perry
Nevins James, machinist, r. 655 Harrison
Nevins J. H. Mrs., widow, r. 1327 Sacramento
Nevins Robert, machinist, r. 162 Perry
Nevins Thomas, gardener, r. 4:i8 Bryant
Nevins Thomas, teamster, r. 1861 Stevenson
Nevins Washington, engineer, r. 408 California
Nevraumont Emilie, widow, r. 2 Washoe PI
Nevrauraont Emlle, type caster Painter & Co., r. i
Washoe PI
XJGrS.
Imported and Domestic Rugs In immense variety.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
XXXT ABOVX TJLLJlC» HOTXI,.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO..
Uanufactarers of Show Case*
and Store Fixtarea.
37 Market SL
FIRE
IlSllAlCl I
H. M. NEWHALL 2b CO.
General Agents for the Pacific Coast of
NATIONAL ASSURANCE COMPANY
or Irela.i3.<a..
Capital, $5,000,000
ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY
Capital, $6,000,000
BOYLSTON INSURANCE COMPANY
Capital, $557,200
i. i. lEWIMI & 11
309 and 31 1 SANSOME STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Shipping and
Commission
Merchants.
AGENTS FOR GROWERS AND MANUFACTURERS.
CHARTERERS OF VESSELS FOR ALL TRADES.
AGENTS FOR THE MEXICAN PHOSPHATE AND
SULPHUR CO'S PRODUCTS.
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS.
Have correspondents in all the Chief Cities of the United States,
Europe, Australia, India, China and the principal Islands of the Pacific;
purchase goods and sell California Products in those Countries.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
Finer than the clang of Champagneii gent from) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO,
France to this country, but without Brandy, f 530 WASHnTOTOlT 1 '
NEV
897
NEW
Vevraumont Joseph, cellarman Arpad Haraszthy k
Co., r. 12 San Antouio
KeTranruont Joaeph, shoemaker P. P. Kolan k Sons, r.
327 ;i Geary
Nevraumont Justin, clerk, r. 3 Washoe PI
Kevranmont Lniien. shoemaker Kutz b Hurr, r
621*4 Geary
New Adnlph, r. 920 Eddy
New Gard C, officer stmr San Pablo
New Mary, widow, r. (in? ii NatDnia
Vew Ajfe (weealy) W. F. Norcross editor and pro-
prietor. I. O. O. F. official orKan, 4'20 Kearny
Ne^v Atlantic Hotel, Claus Kock k Co. proprie-
tors, 207 M-ntgomery Av and 62* Pacific
• New Central Hotel, 419 Brannan
New City Hall, M AlllBtcr, Larkln and Park Av
New Continental Hotel, Lyons & Kiordan pro-
prietor*, 547 Mission
New Coso Mining Co., John L. Hunt secretary, 808
Moutjiomery
New Easle Soap Works. Michael Clark proprietor, NE
cor El Dorailo and Nt-braska
Ne^v Enjfland Furniture Co. (Samuel C. Swit-
zer, 720-722 Mis-ion
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO.
(of Boston) Henry K. Field, g-eneral
aisrent., 324 Montifomery, Safe Deposit
Buildini;
New EuKland Palace Organs, F. W. Spencer k Co., sole
aKeiitB. 2:!-25 Fifth
New Enj!:lan4 Soap Co., Fischbeck k Glootz
proprietors, fa.tory cor Siiteeuth and Utah,
office '214 i^acraraento
New Fourth Street Hotel. 426 Fourth
Ne^v Franklin Hotel, Hugh Curran proprietor,
BE cor Sansome and PaciSc
New Guillaume Tell Hotel, Pellisson Bros, proptrs,
~ 619 Pacific
Ne-w Hammam, A. M. Loryea proprietor, 218 Post
New^ Hampshire Fire Insurance Co. (of
Manchester. N. H.) Joseph 0. Jennings k Co.
general ast-nts, 317 California
New^ Hansa Hotel, Mrs. Wilhelmlna C. Hansen
proprietor, 3211 Druium
New Ha USB House. 730-732 Fonrth
New Ha>eB Valley Market, sW cor Grove and Laguna
New Idria Mining Co. (Fre-no Co., Cal.) George
■ Haacke secretary, 426 California
Neur Home Sewing Machine Co., (estate of
Samut-l Hill) Arthur M. Hill manager, 634 Market
New Jersey Wire Cloth Co. (Trenton N. J.)
John A. Kiieliling'M Sons Co., office 14 Drunim
Ne-»v Jerusalem Church (SwedenbotgianI Rev.
Joseph Worcetter pastor, meets Druids' Hail, 413
Sutter
New Jerusalem Church, First, Rev. John
D'uwhty pastor, Ns O'Farrell, bet Mason and
Taylor
New Jerusalem Mission Sabbath School, 806 Mont-
gomery
New Liverpool Manufacturing Co., George W. Dur- '
br<'W president, M. Hubbard secretary, office 123
California
New Liverpool Salt Co.. (Salton, San Diego Co., Cal.)
C. N. Shaw president, George W. Durbrow
manager, M. Hubbard secretary, 123 California
New Mechanics' Hotel, S hleweck & Fink pro-
prietors 444-446 I'rannan
New Metropolitan Market SE cor Mission and New
Minit.'omcry
New Potrero Fertilizer Co., NE cor St. Thomas
and Savannah
New^ Presbyterian Church, cor Geary and
Stelnir
New Prescott House. Louis Oetfl prnptr, 604 Fourth
New Portuguese Exchange, Joseph L. Enos proptr,
117 Jackson
GAS STOVES,
I GAS nXTTTEES, GAS BUENEES.
&as Healers lor all pnmoses lor sale anil made to irder.
PLUMBER, 606 KEARNV STREET.
Established IMO. Telej.hone 315.
FRtTINGER t CO.
CLQMS, m aid M
105 KEARXY STREET.
New Silver Street Kindergarten, 64 Silver
New Swiss Lloyd Marine Insurance Co.
(Of Wiuterthur) Harry W. Syz agent, 410 Cali-
fornia \
New Telegraph Stables, Arthur S. Petersen proptr
62 68 New Montgomery
New United States Hotel, E. W. Klevesahl proptr.
I 203-205 Perry
New Washingrton Hotel, J. Popert k Co. pro-
prietors, 622-6-26 Fourth
New Western House, Joseph Warren proptr. 20H
Fifth
Ne^r W^isconsln Hotel, Henry Evans proprietor,
NE cor Montgomery and Pacific
New^ York and San Francisco Collar Co.
The, Brenner * Levy proprieturi, 4-6 Battery
New YorU Board Marine TJnderwr iters,
Oliver Eldridge correspondent, 318 California,
room 3
New^ York Casino, John Baader proprietor,
wines, liquors and cigars, 142 Fonrth
New York Central and Hudson River Railroad, Wil-
liam Be Dell agent, 26 Montgomery
New York Dairy. George C. Smart proptr. Old San
Jo-<^ Road, nr Indu.strial School, office .35 Eddy
New York House, Fred Kaiser proptr, .''.09 MIsKion
NEWYORR, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN
RAILWAY CO., J. «. McCaU general
agent, ofHce 2a Montjfomery
Ne^v York Life Insurance Co., Alexander G.
Hawes manager, Frank E. Thayer associate man-
ager, 220 Sansome, rooms 1-3
Ne-»v York Malt House, Fritz Krug proprietor,
408 Sbotwell
New York Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev,) F. E. Dletz
secretary, 8 S. F. Stock and Exchange Bldg
New York Photograph Gallery, J. George Hucks pro-
prietor, 25 Tbird
New York Soap Co. (Newell & Bro.) factory 17-19 Dia-
mond, office 221 Davis
Ne%v York Standard Compounds, Edward B.
Read, 16 First
New York Under^vrlters' Agrency, composed
of Hanover and Citizens' Insurance Go's of New
York, Cesar Bertheau manager. 209 Snnsome
Netv Zealand Fire and Marine Insurance
Co., Hugh Ciaig manager, 312 Califoruia
NEWZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE
AGENCY CO. (Limited) transacts finan-
cial business with the Australasian Col-
onies, advances made oti consi^rnments
of foods for sale there, executes orders
for Australasian products, etc., etc.,
forfurther particulars apply to Herbert
Folder accountant, Walter F. Lawry
mana>;er. 314 California
Ne^v Zealand, The Proirince of, Charles R.
Buckland resilient sgetit. 3j7 M.<rket
Newark Coursing Park (Newark) and Pacific Coast
CourBiug Club, Hugh Boyd sorretary, 18 Post
Newbaiier Abraham L., commercial traveler L. Sa-
roiii .t Co., r. 1321 O'Farrell
Newbuuer CImrles, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. E s
Iowa, bet Yolo and Yuba
Newbnuer Eiiiile, carpenter, r. 26 Turk
NewbaU' r Eugene clerk J. Newbauer, r. 523 Golden
Gate Av
Newbauer Frank, engraver Will k Finck, t. 624 Pine
Newbaiur H. Mrs., widow, r. 1321 O'Farrell
Newbauer Henry R., manager Kraker * Israel, r. 623
Golden Gate At
Newbaufr H W . president M'tropolitan Match and
Commercial Co.. 20.^ Front, r. IHIR Sicram-nto
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Hannfltcfarrr of rr^ry tfeacrlption of
PABSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARB.
4» to BU Beale Ktre«i. Nau I'raneikco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker. *^^-i^e'nt^rw4?As,^/t^SS'k^klr*^
NEW
898
NEW
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
niPOBTEBS OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809. 8]1, 313, 315 and 317 MAHZET STEZET
Newbauer Jesse, shipping clerk H. Levi & Co., r. 523
Golden Gate Av
Newbaiier Ji seph, wood and coal, 206 H Bush, r. 523
Golden Gate Av
Newbauer Joseph, clerk, r. 1321 O'Farrell
Newbauer Jciseph Jr., bookkeeper Bamberger & Co., r.
1321 O'Farrell
Neubauer L., molder Jason Springer & Co., r. 624 J^
Broadway
Newbauer Louis, salesman Jules Levy & Bros., r. 523
Golden Gate Av
Newbauer M., sripman Cal. St. ER., r. 1434 California
Newbiiuer Robert, salebman W. A. Steele & Co., r. 1432
Post
Newbauer 3., secretary Metropolitan Match and Com-
mercial Co., "205 Front, r. 523 Golden Gate Av
Newbauer Sigmund J., clerk, r. .^23 Golden Gate At
Newbauer Solomon, r. 1432 Post
Newbeck Frederick, produce, 1250 Mission
Newbell Louis, salesman Stein, Simon & Co., r. 43
Clinton Park
Newberger Henrietta, widow, r. 1612 Post
Newberry Oliver, bookkeeper, r. 715 O'Farrell
Newbert .\lphoiiso P., carpenter, r. 554 Seventeenth
Newbert Andrew A., carpenter, 446 Valencia, r. 554
Seventeenth
Newbert Frank, tinpmlth Holbrcok, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 1430 Mission
Newhert Frederick W., carpenter, r. 27 Erie
Newbert Jaojes W., contractor and builder, r. 1430
Mission
Newbold Albert, clerk U. 8. Lighthouse engineer, r.
Alame'la
Newbold William F., salesman, r 1521 Clay
Newty Wellington C, bookkeeper John Wigmore, r.
1215 Leavenworth
Newby William B., messman stmr Ancon, r. 150 Stu-
art
Newcomb Anna Mrs., r. 728 Bush
Newcomb F.dward, cook H. Gnnther, r. 869 Market
Newcomb Henry, calker, r. 765 Howard
Newcomb John, carpenter stmr Mexico, r. Oakland
Newcomb Jonathan, calker, r. 16 Elliot Park
Newcomb Warren, ticket agent N. P. C. RR., r. Oak-
land
Newdoifer Henry, shoemaker, r.410H Clementina
Newdorfer Julius M., barber Valentine Meinberger,
r. 4:j0 Clementina
Newell Alonzo. r. 411 Sansome
Newell Alver H., porter, r. 215 Langton
Newell C. 8. (Newell & Weinert) r. Oakland
Newell Charles, teamster N. Y. Soap Co., r. 15 Dia-
mond ^
Newell Daniel E., bookkeeper Selby Smelting and
Lead Co.. r. Oakland
Newell Daniel P., carriagesmlth, r. 723 Valencia
Newell David (Newell & Bro.) r. 5 Pearl
Newell E. Mrs., r. 1123 Folsom
Newell George 8. T., gas engineer, r. 314 Bnsh
Newell H. Mrs., widow, r. 619 McAllister
Newell Horace (Newell * Bro.) r. 1721 Eddy
Newell James, oiler Golden Gate Flouring Mill, r.
1816 Dnpont
Newell Jnvaea M., drayman C. E. Whitney * Co., r.
1029 Mission
Newell John, eripman Cal. St. ER. r. 1434 California
Newell John W., butcher Derby k. Strouae, r. 24 H
Harriet
Newell John W,, commercial traveler Newell k Bro.,
r. 1721 Eddy
Newell Julius T., r. 916 Van New At
Newell Mamie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 223H Fifth
Newell Margaret, widow, r. 723 Valencia
Newell Marshall A., cashier Cil. Ins. Co., 1. 1603 Lar-
kin
Newell Robert, liquor saloon, 2229 G«ary
Newell Thomas B., teamster Pac. Spring and Mat-
tress Co., r. 223}i Fifth
Newell William A., physician, 630 Howard
Newell William H., r. 630 Howard
Newell William W.. pressman, r.424 Sansome
Newell & Brother i Hi 'rare and David i dealers soap
and salt, factory 17-19 Diamond, office, 221 Davis
Newell * Weinert (C. S. Newell and Albtrt Weinert)
pculiitors, 802 Montgomery
Newhall C, r. 514 Sutter
Newball Cecelia Mrs., teacher Powell Street Primary
School, r. 1915 Sacramento
Newball Edwin W. (H. M. Newhall & Co. and New-
hall's S-ns .^ Co.) r. 1624 Octavia
Newhall G. D., r. Palace Hotel
Newhall George A. (H. M Newhall & Co.) r. 1299 Van
N 83 Av
Newhall Henry G. (H. M. Newhall & Co.) r. 2110
Broadway
NEWHALL H. M. & CO.
(Margaret J., Henry G. , W. Blayo, Ed-
win. W., Walter S. and Georg-e A. Nevr-
Iiall and Gilbert Palache) shipping
and commission merchants and ag-ents
National Assurance Co. of Ireland,
Boylston Mutual Insurance Co. of Bos-
ton and Atlas Assurance Co. of liOndon,
309-311 Sansome
Newhall Horatio C, attorney at law, 504 Kearny, r.
409 Franklin
Newhall Joshua O.. clerk Newhall's Sons k Co., r.
2150 Mission
Newhall Margaret J. (H. M. Newhall & Co.) r. 1299
Van Ness Av
Newhall Walter S. (H. M. Newhall & Co. and New-
hall's Sons & Co.) r. ]2S»9 Van Ness Av
Newhall William S.. clerk, r. 19 Guerrero
Newhall W. Mayo (H. M. Newhall k Co.) r. 929 Post
Newhall's Sons & Co. (Edwin W. and Walter
S. Newhall) wholesale auctioneers and commig-
sion merchants, 225-227 Bush
Newhofif Edward C, foreman A. J. Leary, r. 1021
Washington
Newhofif Frank, locksmith and bellhanger, 27 Leldea-
doifif, r. 349 Clementina
Newhoff Frederick E. F. (W. W. Webster k Co.) r.333
Fell
Newhofif John F., r. 333 Fell
Newhofif William M., clerk Eoaenbaum k Co., r. S33
Fell
Newhouse Charles, teamster Martin Sachs k Co., r.
1317 O'Farrell
Newhonse Hanlwick, merchant, r. 305 H Grove
Newhouse Henry, merchant, r. 1303 Larkln
Newhouse Morris, cutter B. Blumenthal k Co., r.
305 J4 Grove
Newhouse Moses, merchant, r. 1418 Taylor
Newhoube Oscar, mining superintendent, r. 238 Shot-
well
Newhouse Simeon H., porter D. Block & Co., r.llll34
Stevenson
Newkii k Daniel I., wagonmaker, 2723 Mission, p. 2721
Mission
Newland Mrs., widow, r. 634 Valencia
Newland E. & Co. (Edward Newland) proptrs Over-
land Warehouse, cor Tnwnsend and Third
Newland Edward (E. Newland * Co.) r. Oakland
Newland B. E. Mrs., physician, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Newlands, Allen <& Herrin (Francis O. New-
lands, James M. Allen and William F. Herrin)
attorneys at law, 305 Sansome
Newlands Francis G. (Newlands, Allen k Eenln) r.
Belmont
Newlands James, r.263 Third
Newlands James, mining Fecretary, 3 8.F. Stock
and Exchange Building, r. 2902 Clay
Newlands Marie E., stationery, 307 Fifth, r. 634 Va-
lencia
Newman A., r. 21 Harriet
MANN & BENEDICT,
SDOCSSSOBS TO
C. C. HASTINGS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND ...„
CL.OTI^:IEI^s,
&.ICK HOUSE BI.OCK.
mm IBS. Co. OF HARTFORD i
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,551,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WK. SEZ701T, isA Uauget.
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
NEW
NEW
Newman A. Mrs., widow, r. 728 Q'-ary
Newiiiin Abrahnm, merchant, r. 1727 Post
Newman Abraham, teamster, r. 18 Mluna
Newman Adcliua Mi8n, r. 4;J1 Grove
Newman Adulph, foreman Hoffman & Davis, r. 28
Moss
Newman Adolph sausagemaker, 1079 Market, r. 38
Grove
Newman Albert, porter Stein, Simon & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Newman Anaon, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 21
Garden
Newman Bartell B., attorney at'law, fi36 Clay, room 2
Newman Beujamin, manager Newman & Levinson, r.
2a2u Clay
Ne'wman Carlton, president San Francisco and
Pacific Glass Works, NE cor Seventh and Town-
seud, r. 112 Guerrero
Newman Charles, teamster, r. 734 Clementina
Newman CharKs, watchman stmr City of Peking
Newman Chailea A., musician, r. 7:^0 Vallejo
Newman Charles, waiter Page & Falcli, r. 659 Steven-
son
Newman Christopher E., teacher P»c. Business Col-
lege, r. ISiiyX Market
Newman C. W., weaman, r. 13 Pacific
Newman Edw.'.rd, restaurant, 112 Geary, r. 615 Pine
Newman Flora, widow, r. 431 Grove
Newman Frank, tailor, r. 618 !< Filbert
Newman Frank, teamster George W. Gibbs & Co., r.
10U9 Broadway
Newman H., r. 638 Folsom
Newman Harry C, clerk W. H. Cork jc Co., r. 504^
Third
Newman Helena Miss, r. 431 Grove
Newman Henry, r. 906 Polk
Newman Henry, r. 1214 Twenty-first
Newman Henry (Newman & Co.) r. Cole, nr Carroll
Newmau Henry, policeman, r. 32:3 Scott
Newman Henry, solicitor Alta. r. Alameda
Newman Henry, teamster, r. 243 Perry
Newman Henry A., r. 728 Geary
Newman Hemy C, pilot, r. 326 Mason
Newman Jacob, stairbuilder r. 2437 L^rkln
Newman Jacob, mnlr gold leaf, 202 Post, r. 105 Ma-
son
Newman Jay D., millwright, r. 731 Folsom
Newman J. E., traveling salesman Feigeubaum & Co.,
r. 125 O'Farreil
Newman John T., freight clerk 8. P. Co., r.l505 Leav-
enworth
Newman John W., clerk James Newman, r. 622 McAl-
lister
Newman Joseph (Newman h Samuel) r. 1255 Octavia
Newman Juda iSjI Wangeuheim & Co.) r. 2224 Cali-
fornia
Newman Julius, agent London Diamond Co., 120 Sut-
ter, room 37. r. 1736 Golden Gate Av
Newman KiUman, peddler, r. 431 Grove ,
Newman Katie Miss, bo irding, 109 Turk
Newmau Leon, r. 31 Garden
Newman Louis J., carpetlayer, r. 27 Russ
Newman Louis, clerk, r. 725}j Hayes
Newman Margaret, domestic 822 iLombard
Newman Margaret, widow, r. E s Vermont, bet Hum-
boldt and Nevada
Newman Max, tailor, r. 129 Shipley
Newman Max, tannery, Shotwell, nr Army, r. 2935
Howard
Newman M. L. Mrs., furnished rooms, 418 Post
Newman Michael, laborer, r. 1014 Twentieth
Newman Morris, tanner Max Newman, r. 2935 How-
ard
Newman Patrick H., butcher, r. 372 Clementina
Newmau Paul, cigarmaker Samuel Hoffmann, r. 23
M<I88
Newman Pauline Mies, shirtmaker, r. 431 Grove
Newman Peter A., upholsterer, r. 141 H Minna
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIEKMO-EI^ECTKIC
RUSSIAN aii TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicateil and Electric Batts Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SANITARY PLUMBING
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES WELL DONE.
Repairing; a Specialty.
•\?^ . E - X..A.2SrE ,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Newman Philip, clerk Christian Hiller, r. 235 Golden
Gate Av
Newman Kicbard, seaman stmr Western Home, r.
227 Main
Newman Rudolph, barber, r. 6 Bush Street PI
Newmiiii Samuel, Firo Commissioner, and mana-
ger S. C. Harding, 648 Washington, r. 1003 Powell
Newman Samuel, phyi<iv:ian, 501 V4 Third
Newman S>imuel J., salesman Newman tt Levinson,
r. 515 Hyde
Newmau Simon (Sol. Wangenheim & Co.) and mer-
chant (Hill's Ferry) office 126 Davis, r. 1356 Post
Newman Simon, bookkeeper, r. 20.t Hyde
Newmau Simon, butcher, 46 Centre Market, r. 628
OFarrell
Newman Simon, horse trader, r. 632 Geary
Newmnn Timothy, shoemaker, r. 710 Washington
Newman Ulysses L.. waiter, r. 5H St. Mary
Newman Walter S.. barber M. Levy, r. 808 Howard
Newmau William, first officer stmr Gen. McDowell, r.
423 East
Newman William, machlnehand Albert F. Enorp, r.
2437 Larkln
Newman William J. (Newman & Levinson) p. 3320
Clay
Newman William J., teamster Teele k Scott, r. 426
Cedar Av
Newman & Co. (Henry Newman and Henry Sohma-
deke) dairy, C )le, nr Carroll
Newman dcLeviuson (William J. Newman and
John Levinson) importers and jobbers trlm-
ming.-«, ribbons, notions, etc., aud decorative art
rooms, 129-1;<1 Kearny
Nevrman Jii Samuttl (Joseph Newman and Mosea
Samuel) proprietors Pacific Jewelry Co., 17-19
Battery
t^ Newman. See Neuman and Neumann
Newmark Abraham (Mocker & Newmark) r. 1320 Fill-
more
Newmark Henry, salesman 3. Lichtenstein, r. 25 Har-
riet
Newmark Joseph P. (J. P. Newmark & Co.) r. 1314
Golden Gate Av
Newmark Joseph 3., r. 1806 Post
Newmark J. P. & Go. (Joseph P. Newmark) commis-
sion merchants, hides aud wool, 214 California
Newmark Nathan, attorney at law, 315 Cjlifornia,
room 15, r. 1320 b'llliiiore
Newmark P.. with Lebenbaum Bros., r. 1314 Ooldan
Gate Av
Newmark S imuel M., bookkeeper Lachman & Jacobl,
r. 1314 Golden Gate Av
Newmark Simon, r. 1320 Fillmore
Newport Coal Co., proprietors Newport Coal
Miues (Coos Bay, Or.) J. C. Hawley president,
Beujamin Pendletou secretary, offlje Nii cor Fol-
som and Spear
Newsom Eliz ibeth, widow r. K s California At, nr
Fair AV, B. H.
Newsom John J. (John J. & T. D. Newsom) r. Oak-
NEWSOM JOHN J. & T. D.
architects, 504 Kearny, aecond floor
Newsom Joseph C. (Samuel b Joseph C. Newsona)
r. Oakland
Newsom Samuel (Samuel k Joseph C. Newsom) p.
Oakland ^
Newsom Samuel & Joseph C, architects. 504 Kearny
Newsom T. D. (John J. 4 T. D. Newsom) r. Ea«t
Oakland
Newsom William, clerk, r. 706 California
Newsom William A., carpenter, r. E B California At.
nrFair Av, U. H.
Newsom William G., stockcutter P. F. Nolan & Sona,
r. 938 Howard
Newth Thomas, collector Samuel Carson & Co., r.
Alameda
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THB LARGEST BUSUVBSS
OF ANY AMERICAN COMPANY.
NEW
900
NIC
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Trimming^
a. Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Newton Asaph F., brass worker, r. Merritt, nr Rose
Newton Charles r. 328 Third
Newton Edward, gloveniaker, r. 217 Minna
Newton Edward U., bartender, r. 308 Third
Newton EmmelineF. Miss, retoucher Bradley k Rn-
lofson, r. 116 Turk
Newton Frank W., seaman, r. 13 Selina PI
Newton George, editor Her«)d of HollnesB Associa-
tion and president Pacific Coast Holineet Aeso-
cistion, 607 California
Newton George A., with Spring Valley W. W., r. 415
Twenty-second
Newton George W., carpenter, r. 120 Dorland
N< wton James K., mnf r oils, r. '2^02 Folsom
Newton James W., compfsitor Call, r. I(i07 Powell
Newton Morris, with Albert Mau & Co., r. Palace
Hotel
Newton Stanley D., collector Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r.5
Hampton PI
Newton Thomas, waiter stmr Santa Rosa, r. 767 Har-
rison
Ney Emil, r. 139 Fourth
Ney Thomas J., engineer, r. 137 Clara
Neylan Charles C, engineer, r. 2U Union
Neylnn James, commission merchant and lumber
dealer, 103 Steuart. r. Oakl.nd
Neylon Lizzie, widow, r. 4'>4 Stevenson
Ne\ Ion Thomas, laborer, r. 9 Detfrborn PI
t^ Neylon. SeeNealan, Nealon and Neilan
Niagara Fire Insurance Co., Speyer & Herold
general agents. 41.') California
Niagara Gold and Silver Mining Co. fGoldHill, Nev.)
H. Clay Miller secretary 315 OaliforTiia, room 16
Niagara Hourp, William Eggtrt proptr, 724 Mission
Niagara Mill and Minings Co., Wm. T. Cole-
man president, C. C. Coleman secretary, office 121
Market
Nilibe Andrew B., clerk, r. 7 Hampton PI
Nibbe Henry B., clerk Jones * Co., r. T Hampton PI
Nibbe Jacob, driver John Wieland Brewing Co., r. 7
Hampton PI
Nibber John, fre,ico painter, r. 505 H Fell
Nibel William, laborers F. Planina Mill.r. lOLouiBa
Nice Henry M., carpenter, r. 503 Folsom
Nichol Charles, r. 719 Vallejo
Nichol Felix, r. 30 South Park
Nichol Frederick D., clerk Derby & Strouse, r. 218
Severn h
ter Nichol. See Nickel, Nirol and Nicoll
Nicholas Daniel A., r. 143 Natoma
Nicholas George., barber and lodgings, 37 Sacramento
Nicholas George, carpenter, r. 54 Sacramento
Nicholas George, laborer, r. 503 Bust
Nicholas Hotel. Mrs. Dennis J. Lynch proptr, E B
San Bruno Boad, bet Yuba and Colusa
Nicholas J. C, fruits, 416 Fourth
Nicholas Joseph, peddler, r. 6ti2 Harrison
Nicholas T. F., cashier J. P. Thomas, r. 627 Post
9£r Nicholas. See Nicolas and Nichols
Nichol 1 Alexander, r. 439 Jessie
Nicholl Antonio, »^eainan stmr Granada
NichollB F. v., r. 37 Post
Nicholls Manuel, seaman stmr Granada
Ni< holls Michael, printer, r. 504 Mason
NicIiolJs Samuel, manager Bohemian Club, 430
Pine, r. 163K Pierce
Nii'hnls Abram, carpenter, r. 627 Shofwell
Nichols A. C. (A. C. Nichols & Co.) r. Sjin Rafael
Nichols A. C. <fc Co. (A. C. Nicholsi comnilsflion
merchants and dealers hide«, leather, tallow,
etc.. 402-404 Battery
Ni'hols Alexander, steward, r. 4?6 Green
Nichols Amos R., carpenter. 6 Cedar, r. 1128H Harri-
son
Nichols A. R., millhand Golden Gate Flouring Mill.
r. Berkeley
Nichols A. W , shipping clerk W. W. Montague k Co.
r. Berkeley
Nichols Anna Mrs., r. 207 Langton
Nichols Autone, lauudryman 8. F. Laundry
Nichols Charles B., cutter B. Bluinenthal k Co., r.
514 Valencia
Nichols C. C, correspondent A. C. Nichols k Co., r.
San Rafael
Nichols Charles C, clerk The Lion Fire, Washington
Fire and Marine, Orient, and Imperial Fire Ins.
Go's., r. Oakland
Nichols Charles F., carpenter, r. 1418 Howard
Nichols Charles J., gentlemen's nurse, r. 25 John
Nichdls Charles M., chief surt-eyor Pac. Ins. UnlOB,
r. East Oakland
Nichols D., waiter Palace Hotel
Nichols D. B., mining expert, r. Ifi42 Polk
Nichols Dorsan, collector, 623 Montgomery, r. 31S
Shotwell
Nil hols Emory I., civil engineer, 316 Mission, r. 1218
Missiun
Nichols F. H , waiter, r. 268 Jessie
Nichols Francis C. hatter, r. 1438 Pacific
Nichols Frank, candymaker Wichman Bros., r. 52T
Shotwell
Nichols Frank, cook Industrial School
Nichols Frank E., clerk, r. 514 Guerrero
Nichols Frank H. cook, r. 329 Minna
Nichols Franz J., clerk, r. 38 Page ,
Nichols Frederic C. first lieutenant 1st Artillery, U.
S. A., recruiting officer, Presif^io
Nichols Frederick P., clerk^. 33 Euss
Nichols George, laundrynian 3. F Laundry
Nichols George, seaman stmr Colima
Nichols George F., carpenter, r. 226 Langton
Nichols H. M. Mrs., r. 503 Mason
Nichols H S., clerk Fred. Grazer, r. 1619 Howard
Ni(hols Isaac, teamster Hobbs, Wall & Co.,r. Oakland
Nichols Jacob, cook, r. 313 Fourth
Nichols Jacob, glazier, r. 38 Page
Nichols John H , waiter Paluce Hotel
Nichols John J., livery stable, 1311 California, r. 1623
California
Nichols Julius, bootblack, r. 43 Everett
Nichols Margaret, widow, r. 131 Perry
Nichols Margaret, widow, r. 149 Taylor
Nichols Mary A., saleslady Ki ane Bros., r. 337 Sixth
Nichols Moses, ship carpenter, r. Manilla, bet Osage
and Monoiigahela
Nichols Peter (Andrews * Co.) r. 417 X Sutter
Nichols Peter M., laborer Michelssen, Roth & Co., r.
229 Clara
Nichols Richard, cigars and tobacco, 1191 Market
Nichols R. J. Mrs., widow, r. 1006 PowtU
Nichols R. K.. with Fox <l« Kellogg
Nichols Robert (Nichols * Sehallich) r. 1438 Pacific
Nichols Samuel T., plumber W. S. Snook & Son
Nichols Sheldon K., with Helvetia Ins. Co., r. 12T
Kearny
Nichols Walter R., machine operator Main & Win-
chester, r. 527 Shotwell
Nichols Watson, corporal police, r. 235 Kearny
Nichols William, carpenti r, r. 229 Stevenson
Nichols William B., plasteier, r. 627 Shotwell
Nichols William D., machinist, r. 17.19 Howard, rear
Nil hols William H., plumber, W. S. Snouk h Sou, r.
524 Shotwell
Nichols William M.. liquor saloon, 2201 Powell
Nichols * Sehallich (Robert Nichols and Louis Schml-
lich) restaurant, 1411 P' Ik
•^ Nichols. See Nickels, Nicolls and Nicholas
Nicholson A., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Nicholson Adam W., clerk, r. 1231 Vallejo
Nicholson Ah'Sauder, r. 1942 Mission
Nicholson Aluander, master stmr Newport, r. 1418
Twenty-first
Nicholson Alexander, furniture dealer, r. 124 Chatta-
nooga
Nicholson Angus, engineer, r. 620 Third
Nicholson Bridget, widow, r. 552}^ Stevenson
f , & J. SLOAM & CO.
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY
Ml to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO..
Manufactarers of Show Cum
and Store Fixtoraa.
37 Martet SI
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
The Hlfrheat Orad« ChampafnA,
Equal to th* Beat.
1 ARPAD HARASZTHY * CO.,
; 630 WASanrarOM STBZET.
NIC
901
NIE
Nicholson Daniel, miner, r. 24 Turk
NicljoUon Grorge, r. issm Mar et
NiibolKon ueorge, painter, r. ti09 SreyenBon
Niubuls.in Isaac, siiperintenilent Eiirnka Stove Lin-
ing Co., r. ror Eighteenth and Harrison
Nicholson James, laborer, r. 14U1 Taylor
Nicholson James C, carpenter Bobiuaon b Qilleipie,
r. 50J Linden At
Nicholson James T., shoemaker Bryant & Mullin, r.
104U FoUom
Nicholson John (John Nicholson M Go.) r. 1 Elisabeth
Nicholson John, collector, r. 704 Union
Nicholson John, wtiitxr, r. 230 Clara
Nicholson John H., broker local securities, office 410
California, r. Oakland
Nicholson John % 0 >. (John Nicholson and O. Koess,
ler) blacksmiths and carnagemakers, 436 Valen-
cia
Nicholson John J., letter carrier Post Office, r. N s
Ourtland Av, bet O»liforuia and Prospect Ars.B.H.
Nicholson Joseph, r. 5l;J Shotvrell
Nicholson Josepu, shoemaker, r. 230 Clara
Nicbolxon Joseph C, ship broker, 214 California, r.
Alaiueda
Nicholson Joseph W. clerk Kedington i Co., r. 652H
Stevenson
Nichols >n Lnwrence, musician, r. 372 54 Natoma
Nicholson Miilcoliu, carpimter, r. 71 G-erraania
Nicholson Maurice, laborer, r. SW cor Columbia PI
and Tweuty-niuth, B. H.
Nicholson Parker, night watchman Lick House
Nicholson Samuel H., mufr extracts, 1155 Market, r.
1105 Golden Gate Av
Nicholson Sumner, seaman, r. 226 Clara
NicholKon W., janitor Lincoln Grammar School, r.
1049 Folsom
Niobolson W. A.S., attorney at law, 623 Mont-
gomery. r. .ilO Baker
Nicholson William, bOi)t9 and shoes, lOiO Folsom
Nicholson William, fireman stmr Columbia
Nicholson William, shirt .utter, r. :<i9 fi'ell
Nicholson William, with James Hunter, r. 2822 Bush
Nicholson William J., clerk, r.9l7 Market
Nicholson Oliver M., clerk, r. 1 Morris At
Nickel Henry, cabinetmaker Conrad Boiler, r. 14 H
Gilbert
Nickel Jacob, carpenter, r. 20 Lapidge
Nickel J. Leroy, manager Llvs Oak Distilling Co., 252
Market, r. 1415 Jones
Nickel Lorens, harnessmaker J. 0. Johnson it Co., r.
IKent
Nickel Michael, waiter, r. R3« Mission
Nickel Minnie Mrs., r. 6^0 Greenwich, rear
tff" Nickel. See Nichol, Nicol and NicoU
Nickela Hans, sailmaker, r. 118 Berry
Nickels Harry L., miner, r. 2402 Folsom
Nickels Jacob F.. clerk G. W. Clark ft Co., r. 38 Page
Nickels P., ironworker, r. 100 5< Second
Nickelsburg Moritz, capitalist, office 129 Sansome, r.
»15 Van Nt^ss At
NickelKburg Siegfried (Cahn, Nlckelsbutg & Co) r.
815 Van Ness At
Nickerson Alfred, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. 465
SteTenson
Nickerson Byron, lumberman, r. 321)4 Turk
Nickerson Charles, clerk J. N. Enowles, r. 606 Folsom
Nickerson Charli a, stableman, r. 529 Valencia
Nickerson C. J. Mr«.. r. .'>42 Turk
Nickerson Everett, bookkeeper Merry, FauU k Co., r.
Oakland
Nickerson Francis A., foreman Buckingham & Hecbt,
r. 83rt Valencia
Nickerson John, clerk, r. 1004 Sutter
Nickerson Louis H., hatter Juan L. Noriega, r. 428
Chestnut
Nickerson NAthaniel I., carpenter Thomas B. Moore,
r. 11551)4 Market
Nickerson Samuel, waiter Montgomery's Hotel
I>.A.TEJSrT
FRATINGER & CO.
THE LEADING
CLOM AND SUIT HOUSE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
WATER CLOSETS
OF EVERY DESCEIPnON_CAREnJLLY REPAIRED.
PLUMBER,
Established 1S«0.
606 KEARNV STREET.
Telephone 310.
Nickerson Stafr.jrd S., carpenter, r. 17 Langton
Nickerson Sumner A., master schr Ibsbel, r. 965
Folsom
Nickiet Stephen J., machinist Empire Foundry, r.
1129 Florida
Nicol Duncan (Brown * Duncan) r. 516 Learenworth
Nicol George, laborer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 417 Green
Nicol James, lauudryman, r. 26 Turk
Nicol Williain, house and real estate agent and
collector, 413 Montgomery, r. 8i6 Fifteenth
»- Nicol. See Nichol, Nickel and Nicoll
Nicolal Christof, dairy produce. 1228 Pacific
Nicolni Louis N., porter A. Fenkhausen k Co., r.
-^Alameda
Nicolal Moritz, salesman Greenebaum k Henry, r. 10
^Ps^e
Nicolal William, tailor, 508 Gearv, r. 515)4 Franklin
Nicolas .\lexHnder, seaman, r. 2 San Autouio
Nicolas Christ, stableman John Wleland Brewing Co.,
r. 53rt Mission
Nicolas Leon, cellarman, r. 6 Maiden Lane
•ST Nicolas. See Nicholas and Nichols
Nicolaus George, machinist, r. 254 Ellis
Nicolay George P., jeweler Rothschild k Hadenfeldt,
r. 772 J4 Harrison
Nicolinl Antonio, teamster, r. 1509 Dupont
Nicollnl Giovanni B., marblepolieher Ruffino & Bian-
cni. r. SW cor Seventh and King
Nicollnl Vincent, teamster, r. 1509 Dupont
NIOOLL ALEXANDEK
mercliaitt tailor, 816 Market, Plielan
Buildiair, r. New York
Nicoll Benjamin, office 816 Market, r. 2511 Bush
Nicoll Frederick E., paii;ter Thomas Downing, r. E e
Bennington, nr Lincoln, B. H.
Nicoll George H., with Holbrook. Merrill k Stetson,
r. 627 California
Nicoll Margaret, widow, r. 628 Haight
Nicoll Mary A., groceries, r. 950 Folsom
Nicoll Susie W. Miss, telegraph operator P. M. SS.Co.,
r. 628 Hai^'ht
•^ Nicoll. See Nichol, Nickel and Nicol
Nicolls Daniel J., patrolman Morses Patrol, r. t
Langt m
•^ Nicolls. See Nichols and Nickels
Nideroht Joseph B., porter Tubbs k Co., r. W s Dia-
mond, nr Clipper
Niebaum Gusts ve (Hutchinson, Kohl. Philippeus k
Co.) and Vice-consul Russia. 310 Sansome, r. 1201
Hyde
Nieblas Felix, upholsterer, r. 1811 Scott
Niebling E. T., special agent Commercial Union As-
surance Co. (limited of London) r. 11 Kearny
Nieborger Heinrich J., cabinetmaker, r. 613 Natoma
Ni-bour Theodore, clerk, r. 511 Pioe
Niebnhr Gustave Rev., pastor St. John's Evangelical
Church, r. 620 Greenwich rear
Nlebuhr Henry, steward German Hospital, r. SW cor
Fourteenth and Noe
Nief Adrienne, widow, r. 921)4 Post
Nief Frederick A., Tfterinary surgeon, 310 Golden
Gate At, r. 921 H Post
Nief Leon E., clerk Pelxotto k Silverman, r. 921)4
Pi>st
Nieffer Pauline, bakery and confectionery, NE cor
Web.^ler and Fnlton
Nield John, machinist Risdon I. and L. Worka, r.
Oakland
yield John D , clerk N. P. C. RR., r. Alameda
Nielsen C, seaman Btinr Ancon
Nielcen C. * Co. (Christian Nielsen and John P. Dee)
teamsters. 108 Davis
Nielsen Charles, cabinetmaker S. & G. Gump, r. 616
Stevenson
Nielsin Charles, coachman, r. 2612 Folsom
Nielsen Ch istian (C. Nielsen * Co.) r. 52 Clementina
Nielsen Fred, rick, master mariner, r. 320 Drumm
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
raannfacfarrr of eT*rr de«rrlp«lon •€
PA8SBNOER. 8TRSBT AND FREIGHT CjOtB.
4a to SO Bcal* Htrcct. Ham Fraiicia«o.
STEAM ENGINES AND THRESHING MACHINES.
TBUMAN, ISHAH & HOOKEBi
421-4^7 Market Street.
NIE
902
NIX
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
iMPORTEBa oy
WIARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Nielsen Hans (Bandmann, Melsen & Co.) r. 514 Lom-
bard
Nielsen Hans C, bartender Matthe-w Kerr
Nielsen John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Wlscon-
Bln, nr Napa
Nielsen John C, salesman Stein, Simon & Co., r. 625
Geary
Nielsen Niels, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture
Co., r. 166 Perry
Nielstn Niels, mate srhr Rebecca, r. 1805 Ji Stockton
Nielsen Niels, ■weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 180.1 k Stockton
Nielsen Peter, master mariner, r. 651 Willow Av
Nielsen Peter C. (Christeiieen & Nielsen) r. 22 Rubs
Nielsen R., warehouseman Pac. Rolling Mill
Nielsen Rasmus B., shipping clerk Pac. Rolling Mill,
r. 5 Madiron Av <
Nielsen 8.. "laborer Pac. Boiling Mill
Nielsen Thomas A., master mariner, r. 13854 Silver
Nielsen Wilhelm, r. 11 Yerba Buena
Nielson Carl, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
2635 HowHrd
Nielsoti Christian, restaurant, 405 Montgomery Av, r.
407 Montgomery Av
Nielson H. Mrs., nurse, 16 Taylor
Nielson Hans, longshoreman, r. 3J4 Clyde
Nielson James, r. 435 Bush
Nielson Jorgen, furrier, r. 604?^ Minns
Nielson Mafrnus, seaman, r. 62 Clementina
Nielson N., carpenter, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Nielson Niels, porter general freight office S. P. Co.,
r. 753 Howard
Nielson Peter, r. 116 Jones
Nielson Peter, fruits, 631 Lombard
BS^Nielson. See Neilson, Nelsen, Nelson, Nielsen
and Nilson
Niemau August, cooper, r. 766 Bryant
Nieman Chnrles A., r. 1221 Market
Nieman Christopher, with Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. Oiikland
Nieman Emil, engineer, r. 743 Folsom
Nieman Henry, with Cal. Towel Co., r. 437 Sixth
Nieman Robert, butcher, r. 29 Lewis
Nieman WiUiam, telegraph operator, r. 29 Lewis
Niemand Adolph, waiter Harmon Kozminsky
Niemann Henry, bakery, 625 MrAlHster
Niemann Henry, molder McCormick Bros.
Niemeier Emil, actor, r. 2102 Larkin
Niemeier Emil Jr., solicitor, r. 2102 Larkin
Niemeier Theodore C, driver, r. 2102 Larkin
Nieiistadt Richard, groceries and liquors, 318 Fifth
Nieri G., cook I. Cvienin. r. 12 Prescott
Nierman I. A: Co. (Ijnatz Nierman and Pincus Lefko-
vitz) junk, 712 Sansome
Nierman Ignatz (I. Nierman k Co.j r. 2227 Geary
Niessen John, liquor saloon, 2612 Geary
NiesBon G. E., r. 315 Leavenwoith
Niess'e E., r. 63 Commercial
Niethammer David, butcher Lewis Hentrich, r. 24
Natoma
Nlewhoff Francis E., r. 3^3 Fell
Nigle J., millman Pac. Rolling Mill
Niggle John G , law student, r. 61:^ Octavia
Nigi tingale Ellen Mrs., widow, r. 5 CHlhoun
Nightingale George, seaman, r. 211 Union
Nightingale James A., spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 821 Filbert
Nightingale John, real estate, 906 Market, r. 300
Haight
Nightingale John Jr., physician, 906 Market, r. 300
Haight
Nightingale Joseph B., student, r. 300 Haight
Nightwine James, blacksmith, r. 1325^ Vallejo
Nigro James V., wines and liquors, 1312 Dupont, r.
1315 Dupont
Nihan Michael J., liquor saloon, SE cor Bay and Ma-
son
Nlhin Annie Miss, telephone operator, r. 350 Eleventh
Nihin David, shoemaker, r. 350 Eleventh
Nihin Thomas, gardener, r. 350 Eleventh
Niklaus George S.. salesman ClutfBros., r. 326 Ellis
Niland Maitbew, laborer, r. 20K Lai)f;ton
Nile Joseph, liquor saloon, 115 Sixth, r. 24 Sixth
Nile Matthew D., clerk, r 60i Powell
Niles Addison C, attorney at law, 310 Pine room 35
Niles Addison P., designer and draftsman, 529 Clay,
r. Berkeli y
Niles Alfred, agent, r. 641 Washington
Niles Edward, assibtant mannger Pac. Ins. Union, r.
1415 California
Niles Elizabeth, widow, r. 631 J^ Geary
Niles Emery G , with A. W., Fink and watchman
Washington Market, r. 615 Washington
Niles George S , carpenter, r. 134 Seventh
Niles J. C, attorney at law, r. 600 Bush
Niles Joseph, solicitor, r. 2 Hubbard
Niles William A., clerk, r. 631 H Geary
Nilon Frank T., law student Oliver P. Evans, r. 2029
Mission
Nilsen Simon, tailor, r. 24 Ji Bitch
Nilson Augubt, laborer, r. cor Houston and Montgom-
ery Av
Nilson Nicholas C, dairyman, r. 115 Dorland
Nilson N. J., dairyman, r. 115 Dorland
0^ Nilson. See Neilson. Nelsen, Nelson and
Niels<in
Nimmo James, broiler Page & Falch, r. 1035 Market
Nilsson John, billiardmaker Jacob Strahle & Co.. r.
1013 Mission
Nilsson Magnus T., porter Wakelee & Co.. r. 23 Ch*B-
ley
Nink Henry, bricklayer, r. 523 Sixth
Nipper John, fresco painter, r. 416 Laguna
Nipper K., gaidener, Presidio
Nippert August, salesman Emile Dittmann, r. 1127
Ellla
Nippert Firmin A., clerk Pac. Ins. Union, r. 1127
Ellis
Nippert Paul M., special agent Home and Phoenix
Ins. Cos., r. 1127 Ellis
Nippeit Virginia, widow, r. 1127 Ellis
Nipou Paul (Paul Nipou & Co.) r. 2U4M Turk
Nipou Paul fc Co. (Paul Nipou and Pierre Larricon?
laundry, 204 3^ Turk
1^ Nippert. See Neppert
Nis Edward A., clerk Cuberv & Co., r. 1227 Pine
Nisbet James N., stairbuilder N. P. Langland, r. 191T
Stevenson
Nispel Edward, brassilnisher, r. 132 Julian Av
Nli-sen Charles, woolsorter Frank P. McLennan
Nissen Ernest, liquor saloon. 31 New Montgomery, r.
Ill Jessie
Nissen Hans, waiter Toft & Wilson, r. 639 Mission
Nissen Jens, r. 6:h9 Mission
Nissen John, deckhand stmr Piedmont
Nissen Jorgen P., conductor, r, E s Lott, bet McAllis-
ter and Golden Gate Av
Nissen George, upholsterer, r. 210 Sixteenth
Nisson Peter, coop' r R. Armstrong, r. 24 Drumm
83" Nissen. See Nessen
Nitzgen August S., barber Louis L. Schoen, r. 1023
Market
Nitzgen Jacob, r. 10.55 Howard, rear
Niven James, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
655 Harrison
Niven Robert B., conductor Geary St. RR., r. 1426
Geary
Nixdorf Charles G., bartender, r. 316 O'Farrell
Nixon A., canvasser Chicago Clock Co.
Nixon Abraham J., boxii aker, r. 1122 Vallejo
Nixon Charles, r. 2o2 Ninth
Nixon Cornelius N., carpenter, r. 803 Montgomery
Nixon Evelyn, teacher Urban School, r, 1519 Broad-
way
Nixon Frederick, chief engineer stmr State of Cali-
fornia, r. 625Shotwell
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING
lASHINGTON Fire Ins. Co. of Boston I
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,810,273
I GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SEZTON, Asst. Uanager.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
NIX
903
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Nlx'>n Henry, paiuter, r. 34 Hayes
Nixon Jaiues, clerk, r. 1122 Vallejo
Nixnu JameK H., boxuiaker, r. 1122 Vallejo
Nixon James H., coHchinnii, r. 4ii5 Trbaina
Nixon Louise, widow, r. 02!) Shotwell
Nixon Nicholas, ageut. r. 1007 J4 Pout
Nixon Patrick W., carpenter, r. :i*nii Third
Nixon Richard, eDRiuier, r. 1013 Market
NIx.in Robert (Rutledge * Nixon) r. 120 Seventh
Nixon Robert S., teamster, r. 135 >4 Fifih
Nixon Thomas, carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory.
r. HHrbor View
Nixon William H., conductor Market St. RR., r. 26
Turk
Nixon William R., tenmster, r. 1122 Vallejo
Nix(m William J., clerk W. U. Tel. Co., r. Oakland
Noack August L., engineer, r. 62'i Braunan
Noack William, liquor saloou, Bluxome. ur Sixth, r.
620 Braunan
Noah Julius, r. 603 Broadway
Noakes Eliza, widow, lodgings, 96,5 Folsom
Noar Isaa<', neckwear, etc., 10.5 Battt-ry, r. Alamfda
Nobel Louis A., clerk R. Mebrtens, r. 1232 Mission
NobePs Giant Capg, John Skinker agent, 258
Market
Koblle G. A., waiter I. Cuenln, r. 619 Pacifio
Noblle Giuseppe A., waiter, r. 126 Clara
Noble Albert, medical student, r. 418 Sutter
Noble Arnsby, shoemaker, r. 703 Valencia
Noble A. T. Mrs., widow, r. 2603 Howard
Noble Beattie, watchman Union Works, r. E S Mis-
souri, bi-t Mariposa and Sauta
Noble B-njaniln J., compositor Hotel Gazette, r. NW
cor Mariposa nnd Missouri
Noble Brothers (William Noble) house, slfm and or-
namental painters, 642 Clay
Noble Burr, chief clerk clothing dept U. S. A., r. Ala-
meda
Noble Charles, clerk, r. 36 Clay
Noble Charles F., student, r. 2410 Steiner
Noble Clarke W., clerk, r. 621 Bush
Noble Eliza, widow, r. 531 Ellis
Noble Ellen, widow, r. 24 Eleventh
Noble Frank P., offi.e 432 Monttiomery, r. 905 Sutter
Noble George H., driver, r. SE cor Fillmore and Val-
lejo
Noble Gilps T., painter, r. 311 )^ Jessie
Noble Grunny (Nuble k Miller) r. 107 Natoraa
Noble Hamden H. (H. H. Noble & Co.) r. 405 Geary
Noble Q. C. Mrs., proptr Fairmount Dairy, NW cor
San J6r6 Av and Thirtieth, r. 2605 Howard
Noble H. H. & Co. (Hamden H. Noble) stock brokers,
307 MontL'omerv
Noble Hippolyte (Harris. Oswald & Noble) r. 15 John
Noble J. Albert, medical stu lent. r. 905 Sutter
Noble James, shoemaker, r. 30ii6 Valemia
Noble James McC, grainer, r. 816 Twenty-sixth
Noble Jennie C, widow, r. 423 O'Farrell
Noble John, machinist Atlas Iron Works, r. 15 John
Noble Joseph B., laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. E
B Missouri, bet Mariposa and Sauta Clara
Noble Joseph D., r. 1810 Jessie
Noble Lewis B.. attorney at law, r. 311 Grant Ay
Noble Mark, molder, r. 24 Eleventh
Noble Nellie, stewardess stinr Alameda
Noble Patrick, superintendent Pacific Rolling
Mill Co. and California Horse Shoe Co., office Po-
trero Point, r. 311 Taylor
Noble Richard H., solicitor Cal. Wire Works, r. 1810
Je.ssie
Noble Robert H., second lieutenant, Co. F, 1st Infan-
try. U. S. A,, Aiiael Island
Noble Samuel J., printer, r. 68 First
Noble Thomas H.,manager Cunningham's Warehouse,
r. Oakland
Noble T. K., r. 711 Jones
Noble N. N.,machiuistJoshuaHendy Machine Works,
r. West Berkeley
DR, BAZAN'S
TlIEKMO-KliECTRIC
RUSSIAN aiil TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated a:d Electric Eatlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BATH TUBS, BOILERS
TANKS, SHOWERS, FAUCETS.
Plumbers' Sanitary Goods of all Kinds,
\Ay_ E
PLUMBER,
EstabliBhea 1860.
606 KEARNV STREET.
Telephone 815.
Noble William (Noble Bros.) r. 6:il Ellis
Noble William, plumber John P. Doherty, r. Oakland
Noble William, printer, r. 68 First
Noble Wil.iam, stenographer R. G. Dun Si Co., r. 44
Sixth
Noble William W.. tailor, r. 625 Pacific
Noble fc Miller (Grundy Noble and Edward F. Mil-
ler) barbers, 646 Mission
Noblett Edward B., clerk U. S. Railway Mall Serylce,
r. Oakland
Nnbman C , watchman stmr City of Chester
Nobmann Charles, clerk, r. SW cor California and
Fillmore
Nobmann Christopher, groceries and liquors, SW cor
California and Fillmore
Nobmann Fredetli^k, liqutir waloon, 627 Merchant,
and deputy Sheriff, r. 1507 Broderick
Nobmann John-C, bookkeeper William Cluff It Co.,
r. 2031 Fillmore
Noche Biiena Mining and Milling Co. (Rosario,
Mexico) office lO'l Battery
Nock John A., agent Champion Carbon GaB Light, 100
O'Fariell, r. lOU Vau Ness Av
Nock John H., conductor, r. 70ii Laurel Av
Nockin Helen, widow, r. 1015 Union
Noileusehneider Michael, bake'-, r. 713 Clementina
Nodop Claus, cook, r. 411 Pacific
Noe and Temple Street Primary School, Robert
P. Davidsou principal, SW cor Noe and Twenty-
fifth
Noe Charles H., clerk Madison & Burke, r. 658 Folsom
Noe Miguel, mining, r. 1211 Powell
Noel Lewis, br cklayer, r. 618 Second
Noel Samuel J., bricklayer, r. 618 Second
Noerager Albert L. (Noera«er .<: Hjul) r. 8J4 Ridley
Noera^er •& HJuI (Albert Noerager and Hans H.
Hjul) coffee saloons, 426 Montgomery and 516
Pine
Noge Henrietta Mrs., bakery. 2738 5i California
Noggle Dorman L., weigh clerk V. S. Mint, r. 299
Hyde
Nohl Frederick, tanner Christian Hellwig. r. 512Bufh
Nohrden Frederick, printer, r. 1131 Bryant
Nohrden Heurv, sugarboiler Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
1134 Bryant
Nolrjeau Pierre, laundryman, r. 739 Broadway
Noisat Amada. liquor saloon, 1334 Dnpont
Noisat Jules, liquor saloon, 1325 Dupont
Nolan A., r. 627 O'Farrell
Nolan Annie, widow, r. 426 Clementina
Nolan A. P. J., mining, r. Commer ial Hotel
Nolan Brothers (lames C. and William H.) whole-
sale boots and shoes ini-103 Battery
Nolan Cecelia B. Miss, teacher Public Schools, r. 1424
Pacific
Nolan Charles, laborer S, F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 2023 Hvde
Nolan Charles, painter, and stoker Engine No. 8, r.
1616 Pacific Av
Nolan D. A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1040 Market
Nolan Daniel, stockdriver, r. 101 >4 J.tckson
Nolau David A., waiter J. A. Ginsti. r. 1049 M'lrket
Nolan Edward, driver Market St. RR..r. .Vib Sixth
Nolan Edward J., teamster, r. 9i>9 Howard
Nolan Eleanor Mrs., d-ess'maker. 1440 Valencia
Nolan Elizabeth A., widow, r. 637 Folsom
Nolan Frank, capttilist. r. 916 Howard
Nolan George, merchant, r. 33 Taylor
Nolan George, molder Weed & Klngwell, r. 627 Lo-
cust Av
Nolan James, carpenter, r. 4 Chatham PI
Nolon J;iraes, fireman, r. NE cor Lar-vin and North
Point
Nolan James, helper Pac. Iron Works, r. 18)i Hub-
bard
Nolan James, laborer, r. 22 Langton
Nolan James, lal>orer. r. 22 Stanford
Nolau James, laborer, r. 705 Front
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
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FOR OAS, STEAM AKD W^ATER.
Pipe FlttlDsra. all Sizes.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Nolan James, lumberman, r. 119 Gilbert
Nolan Jame«, marble polisher, r. 268 Stevenson
Nolan James C. (Nolan Bros.) r. Occidental Hotel
Nolan James H., painter, 401 Montgomery, r. 1121
Broadway
Nolan James J., cardrlver. r. 2i2 Clementina
Nolan James M., painter, r. 1124 Broadway
Nolan James P., boilerniaker, r. 437 Twenty-ninth
Nolan Jane, widow, r. 417 H Clementina
Nolan John, r. 348 Fremont
Nolan John, baiter, r. 424 Powell
Nolan John, fireman stmr Alameda
Nolan John, gasfittfr, r. 2225 Pine
Nolan John, laborer, r. 40 Spear
Nolan John, laborer, r. IGO First
Nolan John, laborer, r. 272 Tehama, rear
Nolan John, laborer, r. 1727 Market
Nolan John, marble cutter, r. 1440 Valencia
Nolan Jolin, proprietor California Stable, 1611-
1613 California, r. 1628 Polk
Nolan John, teamster, r. 337 Jj Tenth
Nolan John D., molder, r. 1540 Eddy
Nolan John E., salesman Uerrman Cohen, r. 607
Minna
Nolan John F. (John F. Nolan k Co.) r. lU McAl-
lister
Nolan John P. & Co. (JohnF. Nolan and Hor-
ace V. Scott) manufacturers Nolan's Bessemer
Compound, office 212 Battery
Nolan John H., bartender, r. 111J4 Flft,h
Nolan John H., conductor Omnibus RR.. r. 252k
Third
Nolan John K., engineer Payne Bros.
Nolan John M., bookkeeper, r. 6:^7 Folsom
Nolan John M., merchant, r. 130 Golden Gate At
Nolan Joseph, collector The Hibemia Savings and
Loan Soc, r. 2225 Pine
Nolan Joseph, ship carpenter, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Nolan Joseph, teamster, r. 511 Willow At
Nolan Joseph L., clerk, r. 508 Third
Nolan J. S., mangier U. 8. Laundry
Nolan Lawrence, harnessmaker Charlea H. Mead, r.
Weat Oakland
Nolan Margaret G., widow, r. 946 Mission
Nolan Martin, r. 222 Birch Av
Nolan Mary, widow, r. 1825 Powell
Nolan Michael r. 33 Taylor
Nolan Michael, carpenter, r. 1304 Church
Nolan Michael, employee Custom House, r. 507 Minna
Nolan Michael, hostltr, r. 766 Folsom
Nolan Michael, laborer, r. 6 Boyd
Nolan Michael D. (Nolan & Desc&lso) r, 145 Ellis
Nolan Patrii k, r. 1304 Church
Nolan P.-trick, r. 24ii5)4 California
Nolan Patrick, laborer Whitney k Webster, r. 1304
Church
Nolan Putrick, teamster, cor Mission and Steuart, r.
1424 Pacific
Nolan Patrick C, mining engineer, r. 307 Capp
Nolan Patrick F. (P. F. Nolan ft Sons) r. 1428 Golden
Gale Av
Nolan Patrick T. (Dinan * Nolan) r. 2405H California
Nolan Peter V., r. 1424 Pacific
Nolan P. F. 6t Co. (P. F. Nolan) manufacturers
fine shoes, 67-73 Stevenson
Nolan P. F. <b Sons (P. F. Nolan) dealers fine
boots and shoes, !<12-814 Market
Nolan Philomena M. Miss, teacher Washington Even-
ing School r. 1424 Pacific
Nolan Raymond, prainer, r. 1124 Broadway
Nolan Sarah, widow, r. 1159 Howard
Nolan Stephen B., taalor M. J. Flavin k Co., r. 638
Jessie
Nolan Thomas, cook. r. 30 Clara
Nolan Thomss, fireman, r. 541 First
Nulan Thomas, liquor saloon, 628 Merchant
Nolan Thomas, plumber, r. ll.')9 Howard
Nolan Thomas H.. teamster, r. 216 Ninth
Nolan William, canvasser, r. 407 Montgomery At
Nolan William, teamster, r. 766 Folsom
Nolan William H. (Nolan Bros.) r. 145 Ellis
Nolau William H., drayman, 417 Market, r. 38 Clem-
entina
Nolan William M., manager P. F. Nolan & Sons, r.
1428 Goldi-n Gate Av
Nolan William M., plasterer, r. 1513 Guerrero
Nolan William P., culainetmaker, r. 809 Harrison
Nolan & Descalso (Michael D. Nolan and Peter 0.
Descalso) boots and shoes, 11 Third
83'*Nolan. See Nolen and Knowland
Noideke Frederick, clerk Hass Bros., r. 2718 Pine
Nolden Frederick H., printer Bacon jt Co., r. 1189
Bryant
Nolden William, agent, r. 356 Grove
Nolen M. J., attorney at law, 519 Montgomery, r.
Oakland
Noll Edward, compositor H. S. Crocker k Co., r. 431
Fulton
Noll George, cloaks and suits (Oakland, Cal.) r. i31
Fulton
Noll Mary Mrs., r. 513 Hyde
Nolle Henty, shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co., t.
323 Tehama
Nolte Ada Miss, portrait artist, r. 132 Oak
Nolte August F., groceries and liquors, 2227 Taylor
NclteCarl, clerk, r. 424 McAllister
Nolte Carl R., groceries and liquors and feed 3004
Mission
Nolte Clement A. (Nolte & Walsh) r. 512 Folsom
Nolte Georgiaua Mrs., bakery. 1035 Folsom
Nolte Georgiana Mrs., confectionery, 127 J^ Fourth
Nolte Herman, engineer, r. 919 Filbert
Nolte Louis, r. 634 Jescie
Nolte Louis H., contractor, r. 132 Oak
Nolte Otto, watchmaker William Nolte, r. 631 Minns
Nolte William, jeweler, 10)« Stockt m, r. 631 Minns
Nolte William F., taxidermist and bird dealer, 1346
Market, r. IJ Ash Av
Nolte & Wal^h (C. A. Nolte and W. H. Walsh) proptrt
Mechanics' Foundry, 213-219 First
Noltemeier Charles A., shoemaker, r. 1202 J< Sutter
Noltemeicr Frederick W., r. 11 Ji O'Farrell Alley
Nolthenius John, butcher, r. 724 Filbert
Noltiiig A. J. F., shipping clerk William Dresbach, r.
313 Kearny
Nolting Edward A., shipsmith E. H. Bucknam k Co.,
r. 367 Minna
Nolting Elizabeth Mrs., widow, r. 367 Minna
Nolting Jolin B., muslciau, r. 367 Minna
Nolting William H., jeweler, r. 3(17 Minns
Nolton Charles, carver, r. 411 Fourth
Nolzke Rudolph, porter, r. 26 Turk
Nommany Henry, liquors and boarding, 1012 Battery
Nonnenman Charles (South S. F. Packing and Provl-
sion Co.) r. W 8 St. Thomas, bet Platte and Tazoo
Nonnemnnn Charles L., butcher South S. P. Packing
and Provision Co , r. S a Trinidad, bet Yazoo and
Susquehanna
Nonnenman Louis, clerk South S. F. Packing and
Provision Co., r. W s St. Thomas, bet Yazoo sad
Platte
Noon James G., printer, r. 327 Clementins
Noon John, foundryman, r. 46 Bitch
Noon Marcella, dressmaker, r. 9 White
Noon Mark, shoemaker, r. 213 Langton
Noon Martin, csrriagemaker O. F. Willey k Co., r. t
White
Noon Mary G. Miss, teacher Starr King Prlmsry
School, r. 317 Haight
Noon Michael, r. 2RNoonan's Alley
Noon Patrick, bi ass finisher r. 317 Hiight
Nnon Thomas, laborer, r. 333 Sixth
Noon William, coachman, r. 34« First
Noonan Bridget, widow, r. 268 Minna
Noonan Daniel J., attorney at law, r. 8.'>7 Folsom
Noonan Dennis, lather, r. 9 Cleaveland, rear
DRAPERIES.
Special attention given to making up Draperies and
Canopies for Lodges, Societies, etc.
W. & J. SLOANE Sz CO.
641 to 647 MABKET STEEET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEl,.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Market St
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Noonan Edwar<1, r. 12 Rausch
Noouan Kdward, r. 307 Eighteenth
Noonnn Edward, saloon watchman Btmr City of Pe-
kiDK
Noouan Edward, stone cutter, r. 17 Laskle
Nnoijan Ellen, widow, r. 305 Langton
Nuonan James, r. 1133 Market
Noonan James, laborer 8. F. Bridge Co.,r. 117 Qllbert
No' nan James, plumber, r. 950 Folsom
Noonnn J. fc Co. (Jeremiah Noonan and David Oulli-
nane) picture frames 931 Mission
Noonan Jane, widow, r. 5 Salmon
Noonan Jeremiah lU Noonan ^ Co.) r. 931 Mission
Noonan Jeremiah, bakerv, 40 Seventh, r. 603 Jessie
Noonan John, expressman, r. 627 Nutoma
Noonan John, macbiue operator Main & Winchester,
r. 3(19 Minna
Koonan John, plumber, r. 268 Minna
Noonan Johu F., clerk S. F. Qas Light Co., r. 301
LanRton
Noonan John J., fireman, r. 231 Fifteenth
Koonan John M. J., shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. Army, bet Dinraoud and Douglass
Noonan John S., messenger Wells, Fargo b Co., r.
S 8 Pi ecit* Av, nr Washington Av, B. H.
Noonan Joseph, laborer Hobbs, Wall k Co., r. 633
Bryant
Noonan LHW»»nce E., salesman Lynda b Hough, r.
1132 McAllister
Noonan Mary MisR, drepsmaber, r. 2315 5< Polk
Noonan Michael, laborer, r. Army, nr Diamond
Noonan Michael, Itborer, r. E s Gunnison Av, bet
PreoitK Av and Twenty-eighth
Noonan Michael, paver, r. 26 Morey Alley
Noonan Miles, hontler Josiah H. Swain, r. 417 Folsom
Noonan Patrick, sawyer, r. E s Gunnison Av, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Noonan Patrick J., boxraaker, r. S s Precits, bet Qun-
niK<'n and Washington Av
Noonan Peter, laborer, r. 79 Stevenson
Noonan P. ter S.. laborer, r. Florida, nr Butte
Noonan Peter W., letter carrier Post Office, r. 2 Olive
Court
Noonan Roderick J., clerk, r. 8 • Precita Av, nr Wash-
ington Av, B. H.
Noonan Thomas, r. 221 Eighth
Noonan Thomas, harnessmaker L. D. Stone b Co., r.
Army, bet Uinmond and Douglaas
Noonan Thomas, teamster, r. 301 Langton
Noouan Timothy, laborer, r. 710 Washington
Noonan William, r. 443)4 Natoma
Noonnn William, painter, 520 Eighth
Noonan William, liquor saloon, 268 Brannan
Noonan William H , solicitor White Sewing Machine
Co.. r. 217 Eddy
iff" Noouan. See Noonen, Nounnan and Nunan
Noonen John, real estate, r. 1.511 Sacramento
Nopander Louis, seaman, r. 8n6 Union
Nopander Martha, wi low, r. 50b Union
Noppff Charles, painter, r. 27 P. arl
No^cro^8 Daniel (Norcross k Co.) r. 510 Geary
NorcroM H. N. (Norcross & Co.) r. 510 Geary
NorcroKB Orville, carpenter, r. 729 Clay
NorerosB W. F., proptr New Age, 420 Kearny, r. 510
Geary
Norcross WilllHm J., clerk, r. MO Geary
Norcrosa Hi Co. (Daniel and H. N. Norcross) mili-
tary goods, regalia and flags, 6 Post
Nord John, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Nord William B., liquor saloon, NW cor Duncan and
San J< 8^ Av
Nordale John O. (Jorgensen * Nordale) r. 1315 Mason
Nordberg Enos M., master bark Merauon
Nordherg O. A., seaman, r. 116 Berry
Nordell Oliver, painter, r. 227 Pacific
Norden (Danish Society) 155 New Montgomery
Nurtlen Charles, master schr Fre* Trade, r. 16 Sacra-
mento
FRATINGER & CO.
MOURNING SUITS
UASE AT SHOBTSST NOTICE
105 KEARNY STREET.
JOHN HAMMOND
MARBLE WASH STANDS.
WASH BASIN»i, BASIN COCKS.
Lane's Sanitary Basin Trap elTectnally eiclafles sewer m
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNY STREET.
EBtabllshed 1860. Telephone 315.
Norileuskold Svttute, tailor C. F. Burgman, r. 2 Geary
PI
Nordenstrole John G., cabinetmaker k. Frei. r. 632
Fourth
Nordgren Eric H., jeweler George C. Shreve b Co., r.
1012 Stockton
Nordhausen G. (E. H. Bode & Co.) r. Oakland
Nordhoff Lawrence, clerk J. D. Spreckels & Bros., r.
633 Geary
Nordholz Henry E., clerk Bruns Bros., r. 2001 Mis-
sion
Nordling Arthur W., roaster mariner, r. 425 Bay
Nordllug Ewald E., waiter, r. 60H Sixth
Nordiuan Adolph (Nordman Bros, and S. F. Standard
Optical Co.) r. 1623 Buchanan
Nord man Adolph, watch and clockmaker, 508 H Steven-
son
Nordman Brothers (Joseph, Isidor, Leon and Adolph)
watchmakers' tools and materials and optical
goods, 120 Sutter, rooms 12-13
Nordman Henry, entry clerk Nordman Bros., r. 2522
California
Nordman Isidor (Nordman Bros, and S. F. Standard
Optical Co.) r. 2.522 California
Nordman Joseph (Nordman Bros, and S. F. Standard
Optical Co.) r. 2522 California
Nordmun Leon (Nordman Bros, and S. F. Standard
Optical Co.) r. 1623 Buchanan
NordquiKt Frederick, boatbuilder G. W. Kneass, r. 604
Fourth
Nordrok Minnie, domestic 1512 Pine
NordKtrom Andrew, bartender J. B. Marvin, r. 252
Sutter
Nordstrom Peter G., laborer S. F. Cordage Factory,
r. W 8 Indiana, bet Nevada and Sonoma
Nordt William, laborer, r. 1 Bridge PI
Nord\v«ll Oliver W., merchant tailor, 318 Bush,
r. 1405 Taylor
Nordyke JSi Blarmon Co. (Indianapolis, Ind.)
mauufacturers flour mill machinery, Charles R.
Lloyd, agent, 215 Sansome, room 8
Noreen Andrew, tailor, r. 621 California
Noirfollc Stablea, F. M. Chapman proprietor, 128
Ellis
Norgrove Charles M., machine operator Porter, Sles-
Binger * Co., r. Berkeley
Norgrove George, trunkmaker, C. A. Malm, r. Berke-
ley
Norgrove John, trunk mnfr., 12 Geary, r. Point Loboa
Av, nr Fourth Av
Noriega Juan I*., hatter, 8 Kearny
JUAN L. NORIEGA,
SUCCESSOR TO NORIEGA BROTHERS.
PRACTICAL HATTER,
No. 8 KEARNY STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Norine Mary A. Mrs., r. 10 White
Norland Erie, engineer, r. 8(i3 Mission
Norling August, waiter, r. 533 Poat
Norman Charles, compositor, r. 913 Sacramento
Norman Charles, watchman stmr Queen of the Pacific
r. 28 Clay
Norman E.lward, house and sign painter, 122 Golden
Gate Av, r. SE cor Vic sburg and Twenty-fourth
Norman Frank O., hardware, «t2 Valencia
Norniao George, painter, r. W a San Bruno Av, nr
Cortland Av
Norman Henry, vocalist Tivoli Opera House, r. 220
Eddy
Norman J., mlllman Pac. Rolling Mill
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
llannft»c(ar«r or#Terr deMcrlption of
PASSBNOBR, STRBBT AND FREIGHT CARS.
4S to 5U Beale Street. Sau Fraucikco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker. iSilIt^lS2 i'e.t.^^iSt7o ^^'4^1^
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
niPOBTERS OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
Slxeet Iroxx
All Sizes and Numbers.
309. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Norman James, salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 702
Bush
NormHn John J., •wiper S. P. Co., r. 153 Sixteenth ^
KormHU William, canvasser, r. 217 Eddy-
Norman William, liquor saloon, r. 809 Pine
Norman William B., r. IJH Third
Normanrt Emile H., musician, r. 2 Clay Av
Normand Ernest A., naturalist, r. 2 Clay Av
Normand E. v., porter Alfred Borel «j Co., r. 2 Clay
Av
Normand Eugene, liquor saloon, 518 Valencia
Normand J. A... r. 41U Kearny
Normand Lewis E , cuttc-r Joe Poheim, r. 1510 Lyon
Normaudie Benjamin, r. 9 Pinkney PI
Norman Otto, wines hnd liquors, and depot
Lemp's Western Brewery, 4U BuBh, and 114
O'Fiirrpll, r. 809 Pine
Normine ThoiiiaH, laborer, r. 308 Tehama
Norris Benjamin F., jeweler, r. 1822 S icramento
Norris Charles, oyisters, 45 Washington Market, r. 2
Wheelock PI
Norris Frank Jr., art student, r. 1822 Sacramento
Norris Frank M., rlerk delivery dept. Wells, Fargo
A: Co., r. 10i7 Mission
Norris Frederick J., clerk Joseph A. Hoffmann, r. 1302
Pine
Norris O. Mrs. (White House Dressmaking Co.) r. 814
Hyde
Norris George H., r. 814 Hyde
Norris GeorKe P., barber. 102 Market, r. 911 Jackson
Norris Henry, engineer Ge.ary St. RR., r. 1602 Geary
Norris Hiram J., paint m^i^ne r. 238 Fair Oaks
Norris J. C, superintende». 63oney order dept. Post
Office, r. Oakland
Non is James H., bookkeeper John Rourke, r. 1302
Pine
Norris John, laborer, r. 641 Commercial
Norris John H., cook, r. 1 Eddy PI
Norris John H., bnilerraaker, r. 1107 McAllister
Norris Joseph H., carpeuter, r. 32 Steuart
Norris Joseph K., delivery clerk freight depot S. P.
Co.
Norris Michael, r. 263 Tehama
Norris Shubrick. r. 1410)^ Geary
Norris Thomas T., laborer, r. 1107 McAllister
Norris William, secretary Srring Valley Water
Works, 516 California, r. 927 Bush
Norris William E., clerk U. S. Pension Office, r.
Oakland
Norris William L., machinist S. F. Tool Co., r. Oak-
land
Norris William S., laborer, r. 413 Broadway
Norris William W-, paiuter, r. 2613 Sutter
Norstrom Lt-wis, fisherman, r. SE cor Baker and Lewis
Norstrom Lewis Jr., fisherman, r. SE cor Baker and
Lewis
North American Attorneys' and Tradesman's Protect-
ive Union Co., room 2, 409 California
North Beach and Mission Railroad Co.,
Daniel Meyer president, H. W. Hathorne secre-
tary, Michael Skelly snperiDtenfleiit, offices SW
cor Fourth and Louisa, and SW cor Twenty-fourth
and Folsom
North Beach Brewery, Joseph A. Schwarz proptr,
NE cor Chestnut and Powell
North Beach Hutel, Andrew Ketterer proptr, 2209
Powell
North Belle Isle Mining Co. (Nevada) John W. Pew
secretary. 310 Pine, rooms 15-17
North Bloomfield Gravel MiDing Co. (Nevada Co.,
Cal.) H. Pichoir secretary. 320 SansoTne, room 24
North British and Mercantile Insurance
Co., Tom C. Grant general agent, 213 Sansome
Nonh British and Mercantile Insurance Co. (London
and Edinburgh) Jacobs & Easton general agents,
423 California
North China Daily News (Shanghai, China)
L. P. Fisher agent, 21 Merchants' Exchange
North China Insurance Co. (limited) of
Shanghai, marine, Maoondray & Co. ageute, SE
cor First and Market
North Comstock Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) Frank
E. Dietz secretary, 8 S. F. Stock and Exchange
Bldg
North Cosmopolitan Grammar School, Miss H. M.
Fairchild principal, N b Filbert, bet Taylor and
Jones
North Daniel, jeweler Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 1522
Jackson
North Edward, cashier Napa Valley Wine Co., r. 642
Folsom
North Ellen Mrs., milliner, 308k Stockton
North E. M. Mrs., widow, r. 2234 Pine
North End Police Station, 1530M Jackson
North George L.. cashier Equitible Life Assur-
ance Society, 240 Montgomery, (P. O. Box 2028) r.
Alameda
North German Fire Insurance Co. (of Ham-
burg) Walter Speyer general agent, 325 Calif. •mis
North German Hotel, Wiese & Baumgarten, proptrs,
26 Sacramento
North German House, Mrs. Reglne Rumel proptr,
NE cor Eighth and Brannan
North German Lloyd Steamship Co. (Balti-
more and Bremen) I. Guite agents 307 California
North German Lloyd Steamship Co. (New
York, London and Bremen) Charles Duiseuberg
& Co. agents, 314 Sacramento
North Gould and Curry Gold and Silver Mining Co.
(Storey Co , Nev.) Caspar H. Mason secretary, 331
Montgomery, room 18
North Harbor Police Stations, 522 Davis and Meiggs
Wharf
North John J., agent V. L. Fortin * Co., r. Oakland
North Occidental Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) Wil-
liara H. Watson secretary, 302 Montgomery,
rooms 5-6
North Pacific Coast Railroad Co., John W.
Coleman president, F. B. Latham secretary, W.
F. Rnssell general freight agent, E. H. Shoemaker
superintendent, office 1 San Francisco Stock and
Exchange Bldg
North Pacific Coast Railroad Wharf and Ferry, foot
Clay
North Pacific Hotel, John C. Wendt proptr, NE cor
Jackson and Dnimm
JJorth Pacific Trading and Packing Co., Robert A.
Wilson secretary, 202 Sansome
North Peer Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Arizona)
Henry Deas secretary, 44 Nevada Block
North Point Bonded Warehouse, Bode &
Haslett proprietors, NW cor Sansome and Lom-
bard
North Point Dock Grain Waretiouse, James V.Lavery
proptr, SW cor Chestnut and Sansome
North San Francisco Homestead and Railroad Asso-
ciation The, A. D. Smith secretary. 317 California
North Star Gold Mining Co. (Grass Valley, Cal.) D.
A. Jennings secretary, 401 California, room 4
North Thomas, seaman, r. IH Clay
North William W., i-lerk delivery dept Wells, Fargo
k Co., r. 2111 Bush
North's Ways, foot Louisiana and Potrero Point
Northam Edward F., capitalist, 120 Sutter, room 43,
r. Palace Hotel
N'irtham Isaac, laborer, r. 629 Valencia
No 1 them Assurance Co. (of London) Robert
Dickson manager, 441 California
Northern Hotel, Robert Boyle proptr, 901 Battery
Northern Pacific Express Co., J.A.Sanborn
agent. 407 Montgomery
Northern Pacific Ne>vspaper Union, Palmer
& R. y agents. 405 Sansome
Northern RaiHvay, W. V. Huntington presi-
dent, NE cor Funnh andTownsend, room 48
Northey Frank, r. 18:io Ediiy
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' Al YOUTHS' SOITS
AT
THE HASTINGS."
kk
IMPERIAL Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
cro. D. DORNIN, Manager
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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Korfhpy Thomns F.. r. 18:'6 E.ldy
NorthRreen Fn derkk, dealer clams, 6 Clay St. Mar-
ket, r. San Pablo
Northgreen Frederick, seaman, r. 61(1 Folsom
KortliiiKire S.imuel, butcber, 1520 Folsoin
Kortb. n James U., bookkeeper Carolan & Co., r. 1836
E<ldy
Northrup Edward, carpenter, r. 1028 Hyde
Korthrnp Elizabeth, widow, r. 28 Ruks
Nortbrup George E., liquor salooD, 106 Eddy, r. 956
Folnom
Nortbmp Henry, coal and wood, 62.'> Howard
Northrup Heruiau W., clerk, r. 13i4)4 Webstf-r
Nortbt up John W., clerk land dipt 8. P. RR., r. C09
POKt
Northrup Theodore H., salesman L. B. Rosenberg, r.
2822 California
Northrup William, plasterer, r. 1309 Alabama
Nortlirup William G.. compositor Call. r. 28 Rups
NorthwMy Wllbrr H., clerk Cal. Bone Meal and Fer-
tilizer Co.. r. 2«21 FolHom
Northwestern Masonic Aid Associstion (of Chicago)
Ohnrles A. Bond ceperHl Hjipnt, 32H CHlifoniia
MTHWESTERNllinTlIALLIF£IHS.CO,
(of niilAvuuket-, Wis. ) Clarence M. Smith
Hfeiiernl a^fent, !215 Sansome, rooxuC
Norton Abraham, clerk, r. 85(i Folsom
Norton Albert, cont actor, r. 1331 Ellis
Norton Albert E., milkn.ac, r. 3422 Geary
Norton B. B. Mrs., dressmakei, r. 31 Oak
Norttin Bridget, widow, r. 174 Clementina
Norton Charles B., seaman schr Maggie V. Hartman,
r. 600 Larkin
Norlon Charles H., carpenter, r. 4.')3M Tehama
Norton Charles H., carpenter and builder, 514 Pine, r.
121 Sixth
Norton David, laborer, r. 203 Leidegdorff
Norton David, teamster J. Morton & Co.
Norton Delia, domestic SE cor Francisco and Leav-
enworth
Norton Edward, sash and doormaker Day, Huber &
Craker, r. 648 Howard
Norton Edward, seaman stmr Alex. Duncan, r. 102
PaciHc
Norton Edward, seaman stmr Granada, r. Z^ Broad-
way
Norton Edward A., electrlcinn, 38 Rubb, r. 934 Pine
Norton Edward B., restaurant, 114 Sutter
Norton Elijah, seaman, r. SW cor Merrimac and Ken-
tucbv
Norton Frank, r. 113 Eighth
Noi ton Frank, with Pac. Vinegar and Pickle Works,
r. 3fi Fulton
Norton Frank B. (Norton, Risdon fc Co.) r. 28 Seventh
Norton Frederick T., bookkeeper Langley&. Michaels,
r. 113 Eighth
Norton Georiie, laborer, r. 108 Sacramento
Norton George N., reporter R. G. Dun & Co., r. 2414
Washiugtou
Norton George F., janitor, r. S s Lombard, bet Frank-
lin and GouHh
Norton Grace A. Miss, r. 2435 Mission
Norton H., memoraudum clerk U. S. Mint, r. 1013
Post
Norton Henry Mrs., widow, r. 1706 Larkin
Norton Henry, broker, r. Occideutal Hotel
Norton Henry M., livery stable, 432 Turk, r. 508
Larkin
Norton Henry M. Jr., teamster, r. 508 Larkin
Norton Ida Mrs., r. 1814 Sacramento
Norton J. & Co. (Julius Norton and W. R. Bettle) ad-
vertising agentx and bill distributors, 8 Grant Av
Norton James, clerk McElroy & Magner, r. 729 Har-
rison
Norton James, clerk Michael A. Marron. r. 575 Har-
rison
Norton James, coal passer stmr Colima
drTbazan's
TIIERMO-r.I>ECTRIC
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BATHS
• Also Medicated asd Electric Eatlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BOILERS and STOVES
ConneciPi Icr Hoi anJ Cold Water in me Desi manner
WATEE BACKS, WATER HEATEES,
Of all kinds made and repaired.
W. E . LANE,
PLUMBER, e05 KBARNT STRBBT.
EstabllBhed 1860. Telephone 315.
Norton James, tireman, r. 7n9 Nntonia
Norton J auies, laborer, r. 8W cor Tv.enty-third and
San Jose Av
Norton James, teamster, r. 72 Brady
Norton James, waiter, La Grande Laundry
Norton James H., carpenter, r. 51") Twenty-sixth
Norton James J., policeman, r. 2723 Folsom
Norton JtFse C, barber, 113fi Union
Norton John, hostler Omnibus RR., r. 246 Clementina
Norton John, laborer, r. 904 Kearny
Norton John, salesman, r. 519 Leavenworth
Norton John, seaman stmr Eureka
Norton John, expressman, r li:2« Mission
Norton John A. (Norton & McElroy) r. 313 Oak
Norton John F., cleik, r. b-iO Sutter
Norton John L., clerk, r. 1921 Polk
Norton John S., painter, r. 1235 Mission
Norton John W. (Lewis fc Co.) r. 847 Harrison
Norton John W., teamster, r. 257 Perry
Norton Joseph, real estate, r. 1921 Polk
Norton Joseph A., printer, r. 1711 >« Stevenson
Norton Julia, widow, r. I68J4 Silver
Nort' n Julia Miss, retoucher Charles Lainer, r. 1216
Mission
Norton Julius (J. Norton fc Co.) r. 8 Grant Av
Norton Kate Miss, laundresK La Grande Laundry
Norton Lott D.. civil engineer S. P. Co., NE cor
Fourth and Townseud, r. 2707 Bush
Norton MHggie Miss, glovemaker, r. 1711 }< Stevenson
Norton Malachi, r. 1711 hi Stevenson
Noi ton M.ilachi, stableman J. Nolan, r. 4 Jacobi PI
Norion Mary, widow, r. 78i Fclsom
Norton Michael, laborer, r. 725 Natoma
Norton Michael, laster Buckingham & Hecht, r. 634
Minna
Norton Michael, painter, r. 1624 Leavenworth
Norton Michael J. B., dairyman, r. fi05 Willow At
Norton Milton (Allen & Norton) r. 235 Bush
Norton Patrick, r. In08 Nutoma
Norton Pati Ick, expressman, r. 434 Tenth
Norton Patrick, laborer, r. 9 Hartford
Norton Patrick, laborer, r. 149 Valencia
Norton Patrick, laborer, r. 141rt Pncific
Norton Patrick, laborer, r. W s Michigan, bet Napa
and Shasta
Norton Patri<k. teamster, r. «05 Willow Av
Norton Patrick H., liquor saloon, NE cor Ninth and
Mission
Norton Peter, cooper, Cal. Barrel Co.. r. cor Sierra
and Teniessee
Norton Peter, shipcarpenter, r. STii Madison Av
Norton Peter W. (Norton .v Calhoun) r. 8 Sheridan
Norton Reuben (Fike * Norton) r. Oakland
Norton, Risdon <& Co. (Frank B. Norton and
RobeitN. Risdon) commission merchants and
wholesale pr.visiims, 108-110 California
Norton Samuel, clerk, r. 7H1 Mission
Norton Shena N., with Stockton Planing Mill, r. 1620
West MiR.'-ion
Norton Tanning Co. The, woolpnllers and tan-
ners, N s Manitoba, bet St. John and Toiubigbee,
R T. Kimball president, C. L. Field secretary,
office, 312 Clay
Norton Thomas, coachman J. Nolan, r. 3 Jacobi PI
Norton Thomns. carpenter, r. 1.581 Turk
Norton Thomas, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
18 Preston PI
Norton Thomas, night clerk The Baldwin, r. 421
Minna
Norton Thomas, teamster, r. S s San 3ob6 Av, bet
Tweiity-secord and Twenty-third
Norton Thomas F., policeman, r. 1921 Polk
Norton Thomas M., broker, r. 231 Bush
Norton Timothy, expressman, r. 304 Shotwell
Norton Walter teamster, r. 228 Tenth
Norton Wells C., carpenter, r. 417 Twenty-eighth
Norton William, horse dealer, r. HOO Third
Norton William, laborer, r. 532 Mission
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FJRST ST.
TELEFHONE 82.
PRINTERS, ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. DAVIS, City Af;eiit,
429 California. Str««t.
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FOB HAXD. WXSD-yiMl.1. AND POfVEB.
ALL. SIZES.
809. SU, 313. 315 and 317 MABKET STREET
I Norton William, painter, r. 40 Liuden At
Norton William H., r. 2209 California
I Norton William H , csrpentor, r. aXb Twenty-Biith
' Norton Winnie, (iompt-tic IIW Sutter
Norton & Calhoun (P.ter J. Norton and Martin Cal-
houn) teamsters bW cor cor Stenart and Folsom
Norton Si McElroy (John .\. Norton and William
McElroy) winei* and liquors, 432 California
t^ Norton. See Nanghtoii and Norden
Norvall Charles, salesman M. J. Flavin* Co., r. 428 )i
Ninth
Norvall Charles H., -waiter, r. 319 Tehama
Norvall Edward, butcher, r. 428 !« Ninth
Norvell John H., ttunkmaker, r. 2037 Mission
Norvell William, trunkmaker, r. 1131 Folsom
Norway W. H.. speculator, r. Kiiss House
Nor^vlch Union Fire Insurance Society (of
Norwich, Eng.) Edwin Wallace Carpenter agent,
410 California
Norwold Louise Miss, dressmaking, 1023X Sutter.
rear
Norwold P Mrs., r. 1023 M Sutter, rear
Norwood Andrew S., clerk Langley & Michaels, r. 201
Turk
Norwoo'l Joshua, druggls^t, r. 311 Sutter
Norwood Tallmadge (Gray, Norwood & Co.) r. 201
Turk
Norwood Tallmadge Jr., clerk Gray, Norwood & Co.,r.
201 Turk
Norwood William E. (-Tones & Norwood) r 2028 Scoft
Norwood William H., tinsmith W. W. Montague k
Co., r. Oakland
Nosacek Joseph (Andreas Euruzar k Co.) r. 1 Mary
Noto Augustluo, fish peddler, r. 412 Green
Notre Dame des "Victoires, Rev. O. Renaudler,
S. M. pastor, N s Bush, bet Dupont and Stockton
Nott Craviu R., engineer Sutter St. RR., r. 1423 Cali-
fornia
Nott John T., seaman, r. 415 Golden Gate At
tar Nott. See Knott
Nottage Edward W., tinsmith W. W. Montague k Co.,
r. 140 Fourth
Nottley George, rigger, r. NE cor Hampshire and
Twenty-tlrst
Nottley Maria M. Mrs.. 334 Third, rear
I Noagaes Charles E., attorney at law, 411 H Cali-
fornia, rooms 12-14, r. 520 Van Ness Av
I Nong'nes Joseph AI,, attorney at law, 411 )< Cali-
fornia, rooms 12-14, r. 2226 California
I Nounnan James B., bookkeeper H. S. Crocker k Co.,
I r. 520 Fell
Nounnan Joseph F., railroad contractor, 314 Mont-
gomery, r. 520 Fell
Nounnan Joseph F. Jr., entry clerk Dunham, Carrl-
gan k Co., r. 520 Fell
Nourse Helen G. Mrs., r. ^a^ Bush
Nourse S. H., cashier Dewey k Co., r. Eaat Oakland
NoTacovich Jeremiah, foreman L. G. Sresovlch k
Co.. r. 718 Jackson
Noval Ctiarles, waiter Palace Hotel
: Novaro Paulo (Novaro * Musso) r. 1512 Dupont
I Novaro k Musso (Paulo Novaro and John Musso)
groceries and liquors, 1512 Dupont
i Novato Ranch (Miriu Co., Cal.) Frank 0. DeLong
I proptr, office 206 Battery
Novelty Hardware Co. (James G. Chown and C. H.
' Warren) 14H3 Market
NOVELTY lEON WORKS
George H. Mixer proprietor, manufac-
I tnrera largre and small caatinj^s, house
I fronts, quartx mills and machine irorli
I in gen.^ral, depot Mixer's Patent
I Bunsrs, 117-119 Main
horelty Wood Works, E. A. Stockton proptr, 819 Bry-
' ant
NoTotny Joseph, tailor, r. 1206 Stockton
Nowell Alver H., teamster, r. 216 Langton
Nowell Frank C, actor, r. '213 Langton
Nowitzky (iustav. gentlemen's nurse, office 724 Mis-
sion, r. 7H3 Mission
Nowitiity Johan. tailor, r. 4 LeRoy PI
Nowlan John M. (White * Nowlan) r. 499 Hsight
Nowland William D., salesman Heywood Bros. & Co.,
r. 26 Shotwell
Nowliu Thomas W., attorney at law, 230 Montgom-
erv. rooms 2;i-24. r. 113 Eleventh
Noyal Alfred, commercial traveler, r. 2602 Sscrs-
meiito
Nove Thomas, saloon keeper, r. 522 Pine
NoVes B. (McPike fc Noyes) attorney at law, SOT
Sansome, r. Oakland
Noyes Bridg. t Mrs., r. 38 Jessie
Noyes Charles A., real estate, r. 22 Stockton PI
Noyes Charles D., carriMgemaker, r. 126 Dorland
Noyes Chares F., salesman, r. 1521 J^ Market
Noyes Charles G., redwood timber lands, 434 Cali-
fornia, r. 808 Halght
Noyes Eliza, dressmaker, r. 1215 Clay
Noyes Francis S. Mrs., r. 1777 Green
Noyes Frederick A., carpenter r. 1521 X Market
Noyes Frederick R., agent Connecticut Mutual
Life Insurance Co., 315 California, rooms 3-4, r.
Oakland
Noyes George H., packer J. J. Mack & Co., r. 6ia
Baker
Noves Ida A., widow, r. E s Castro, nr Seventeenth
Noyes James M., r. 910 Geary
Noyes John D.. master mariner, r. 136 Sixth
Noyes Mary A. Mrs., dressmaking, l.')21H Market
Noyes Maud E., teacher music, r. E s Castro, nr Sev-
enteenth
Noyes Richard B., civil engineer Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine Works, r. Oakland
Noyes William D., upholsterer, r. 722 H Capp
Noyes William M.. r. Gny PI 13
Noyes William P.. master mariner, r. 917 Greenwich
NUCLEUS HOTEL «„. h.
Chamberlnin proprietor, S& cor Mar-
ket and Third
Nugent Bridget, forewoman La Grande Laundry
Nugent D. F. Rev., pastor St. Rose's Church, r. 524
Brannan
Nugent Edward D., bartender, r. 1055 Mission
Nugent Ellen, widow, r. 168 Clementina, rear
Nugent Jjimes, laborer S. -F. Gas Light Co., r. VT s
Tennessee, bet Sierra and Nevada
Nugent James, shoemaker, r. 1124 Pacific
Nugent James F., l<jni;Bhoreman. r. 132 Shipley
Nugent James I., bookkeeper George H. Lemman, r. •
Eddy
Nugent John, laborer, r. 9 Oak Grove At
Nugent John, labor er S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E s Ten-
nessee, bet Sierra and Nevada
Nugent John F., bookkeeper Cartan, McCarthy & Co.,
r. 4:38 Geary
Nnsrent John F. Re-r., rector St. Brendan's
Churih, NE cor Fremont and Harrison, r. 320
Harrison
Nugent Margaret Miss, r. 524 Brannan
Nugent Mary, widow, r. 308 Tehama
Nugent Mic'huel, laborer, *r. 22 Langton
NuLient Robert (R. F. .Jackson k Co.) r. lOOFUth
Nugent Robert, longshoreman, r. 5 Tehama
Nugent Thomas, r. 266 Brannan
Nuhn Peter, fireman, r. 25 Otis PI
Nuhrenberg Charles, grocer, r. 1600 Broadway
Nuhrent)erg Martin, clerk John H. Scheper, r. 16M
Clay
Nulling Nicholas, laborer Pac. Iron Works, r. 52 Na-
toma
Numhy Charles, waiter slmr Columbia, r. 1120 Folsom
Nunan Alonzo, trunkmaker Charles A. Malm, r. 029
Natoma
Nunan Charles E., clerk, r. 499 Turk
WHOL£SAI.E AJTD EETAIL
W. ^ J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO..
Hannfacturers of Show Cases
and Store Piztores.
37 Mariet St.
rn IDCr rVTD A nOV i^^^'* *^e *°<'''* P"^" "^ CUreU, HockF, > ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
tllLlrOC LAInA Unit BurgundieB, Sauternes. Porti and Sherries f 530 WASHIOTTOH STEZET.
NUN
909
O'BO
Nun«n Edward, salesiuan Meyer. Miah & Co., r. 900
Powell
Nunau Frank, bookkeeper Mntthpw Nunan, r. 422 Oak
Nunsn Tames, pluiuber P. R. •O'Brien, r. 950 Folsoiii
Nunaii James, teainnter, r. 1217 Tweuty-sijith
Nuuan James I., ehiit mnfr, iai5 Market, r. 1926
Howard
Nnnaii John J., painter John S. Mellon, r. 904 Powell
Nnnan John J , marble cutter Jeremiah Dempsey, r.
669 )« Stevenson
Kunan Joseph J., r. 922 Natoma
Nunan Louis F., letter carrier Post Office, r. 912 Na-
toma
Nanan Mn*tlie-\v, proprietor Hibernia Brewery,
1225-1229 Huwar.l, r. 422 Oak
Nunan M. C, stateuieut taker S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
Oaklond
Kunan Miihuel, hoxmalter, r. E b Mlcsion, bet Twen-
ty-8.veiifh »ud Twenty-eiKlith. B. H.
Nunan Patrirk H.. seaman, r. 826 Battery
Nunan Uob^rt E., carpetlayer, r. 922 Natoma
Nunan Robert O.. < lerk George W. Kelley, r. NW cor
Fell and Fillmore
Nnnau Timothy, carpenter, r. 90fi Powfll
Kunan Tiiiiothv A., die' t.>r Jackson St. Wharf, r.
N\V cur Fillnion- auii Fell
Nunan William H., blacksniith, r. 90fi Powell
07" Nunan. See Nomian and Noonen
Nunez Andreas G., cLrk, i . l:« Guerrero
NuneK Louis A., clothing. 115 Jackson
Nunez Francisco, salt enian. r. 904 Broadway
Nunn Bertrand, porter Parke .V- Licy, r. 1206 Market
Nunn Frederick, patrolmnn, r. 2086 Market
Nunn Laury. hostler Excelsior Stable, r. 921 Sutter
Nunziato Luigi, paste mnfr, r. 1S23 Dupont
Nurnberg H' rrnan. l.iborep, r. 7.3.T Branuan
NURSES' BUREAU, w.s.D.„-
combe, office 42.5 Sutter
NURSES' HOME, Mr.. I.„.vre„c«
Connor, nantron, Hi05 Sutter. Nurses
constantly on Iinnd, niglit «nd day
Nurses Training Schi^ol for, and hospital for chil-
dren, Califorbia, het First Av and Maple
Nnssa Annie, widow, r. 915 Pa' iiic
Nussa William, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. 913
Pacific
Nussbaum Aaron, salesman Charles Colman & Co., r.
417 Mason
Nussbaum Frank J., porter, r. 173 Minna
NusKb;inra Frederick, conductor, r. First At. nr Point
Lohi'S Av
Nuth Ernest, captain whaler Sau JosfS, r. 709 Taylor
Nuisen Charles A., shipowner, r. 614 Hayes
Nuttall John, machinist, r. 615 Locust Av
Nuttall J. R K.. stock and bond broker, 411 Califor-
nia, r. Oakland
Nnttall Magdalena, widow, r. 1(02 Taylor
Nnttall Williiim. draftsman, r. 615 Locust Av
Nutter Giorge M.. r. 1054)« Howard
Nutter John B.. roofer, r .')6 Cl; y
Nutting Almon R., molrier, r. 224 Capp
Nutting Calvin Jr. (Calvin Nutting * Son) r. 1621
Golden Gate Av
Nutting Calvin & Son iCalvin Nutting Jr.) proptrs
lioneer Iron Works, 2.l:<-'?3'> Main
NuttinL' Clarence S.. houseamith, r. 1319 Broadway,
rear
Nutting Edward C, stonfcntter, r. 2130 O'Fsirell
Nutting John F., stonecutt r, r. 21:10 O'Farrell
Nutting Joseph E., build, r, r. '.123 Powell
Nutiiny S'ephen E , i-tonerutter, r. 2130 O'Farrell
Nutting Walter P.. poultry and game, 9-10 Grand
Wi stern Market, r. 1x2* Union
Nuts Emil. > 1. rk F. W Birkhaiis, r. Ill Langton
Nutz Frederick (Frederick Nutx *c Son) r. Ill Lang-
ton
FRATINGER & CO.
OILa<3.^ZS.£
OP ALL DE30IUPTI01TS.
105 KEARNY STREET.
QAS, WATER and STEAM g
FITTING, o
In all its Branches, Well Done.
V^/_ E
PLUMBER,
Established 1880.
- l_ane:,
B06 KEARNV STREETf
Telephone 315.
Nutz tiederick Jr. (Frederick Nutz & Son) r. Ill
Langlon
Nutz Frederick * Son (Frederick and Frederick Jr.)
house and sign painters, 722 Howard
Nuveli George F., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r.
Al.Hiueda
Nux Life Restorer Co. (Hermann Metzler, Henry
Harries and Edward Lunstedt) laboratorv, 2110
Taylor
Ny Charles, machinist Joseph Pracy. r. Oakland
Ny Charles, machinist Cal. Machine Works, r. 638
Minna
Ny Charles R., machinist, r. 5 Rausch
Ny Julius A., machinist C. J. Periam & Co., r. 638
Minna
Ny Louis, r. 914 Folsom
Ny Louis C, blacksmith, r. 914 Fr.lsom
Ny Magloire. brassfinisher, r. 638 Minna
Ny Paul, electrotyper Joseph Wiuterburu k Co., r. T
Bernard
1^" Ny. See Nye and Nygh
NyayaCluh, parlors cor Twenty-first and Howard
Nye A. F. tSc Co. (Albert F. Nye) importer gas
fixtures and agents Springfield Gas Machine, 609-
611 Mar et
Nye Albert F. (A. F. Nye * Co.) r. l?04 California
Nye Alexander E., salesman, r. 820 Bush
Nye Charles W.. groceries, 212 Twelfth
Nye Dwight B., salesman, r. 2-108 Mission
Nye John W. (Nye * Blake) r. 1636 Sacramento
Nye Joseph M., clerk, r. 820 Bush
Nye Margaret E. Mrs., dressmnkinff, 820 Bush
Nye Thomas F., clerk Cal. Wire Works, r. s20 Bush
Nye Willi m B., shademaker W. & J. Sloane & Co., r.
2408 Mission
Nye fc Blake (John W. Nye and Philip H. Blake) real
e-tate asjents, 314 Montgomery, room 14
t^" Nye. See Xy and Nygh
Nygard Alfred, r. !;i22 Pine
Nygard Ole J., engineer Knc. Rolling Mill, r. 8 8
Sierra, bet Georsjia and Lonisiana
Nygh William A. (Nygh & Fairweatherl r. Mountain
View
Viygti «& Pnli-»veather (William A. Nygh and J.
Arthur FuiruealherJ attorneys at law, 216 8an>
some, rooms .■>-"
)»■ Nyyb. See Ny and Nye
Nvgrein Louie, carpenter, r. 314 Sixth
Nvs-ren Alfred, tailor, r. 112 Prospect PI
Nyhan David D., stockcutttr Buckingham & Hecht, r.
350 Eleventh
Nyhens Dmnls. laborer, r. 8 Alabama
Nyho'm John J., seaman r. 240 Townsetid
Nyhuis Nicholas G.. laborer Cal. Siiu-ar Refinery, r. S •
Marip'Sa, bet Mississippi and Pennsylvania
Nyland John, c< ffee palnoukeeptr, r. E s Prospect Av,
nr Cortl.snd Av, B. H.
Nyland Joseph (Herbert fc Nyland) r. 516 Ivy Av
Nyland Patrick, porkpacker Lobos Square Packing
House
Nyland William, teamster, r. Trinidad, nr Susqua-
banua
Nyman Julius, r. O.'iS Mission
Nyqvist Fr. derick A., rouKher Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
E s Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
o
O'Banlon William F (O'Banion k Dagenais) r. Oak-
land
O'Banlon (b Dag:«nai8 (William F. O'Banlon
and (iiles Dagenais) merchant tailors, gents' fur-
nisliliiK goods, etc., 712-714 Market
O'B' irue Francis M. Mrs., r. 1920 Ellbert
O'Beirue Joseph F., journalist, r. 637 Sacramento
O'Boyle James F., machinist, r. 1054 5* Howard
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CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mnnnractnrrr or ♦■Terr Je»cplp«lon •€
PASSBNQER, 8TRBBT AND FREIOHT CARa
43 tu SU Bealo Mtreel. K»u Frwueikco.
Dennett Jump Seats.
Truman, Isham &. Hooker, 421-427 Market Bb
WHOLKSAIiS: A3il> RKTAJCL.
O'BO
910
O'BR
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
JiA>TrFACTtrBEES OF
Plain, Japanned and Stamped
T I nxr XV -A. I=t E!
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
O'Boyle Patrick (P. Magnire & Co.) r. 209 EUia
I OBrien Annie, widow, r. 15 Jansen, rear
I O'Brien Annie Miss, teacher South San Fmncisco
S.ho. 1, r. 321 CleaiHutina
I O'Brien Arthur, plaRterer, r. 3m Dorland
; O'Brien Catherine, widow, r. 3U Beale
; O'Brien Catherine, widow, r. 531 Hownrd
I O'Brien Catherine, widow, r. ling Larkin
; O'Brien Catherinp, widow, r. W s Cherubuaco, nr
Cortland Av, B. H.
I O'Brien Catharine Miss, r. 532 Natoma
1 O'Brien Charles, harnessmaker L. D. Stone & Co., r.
j 322 Clementina
! O'Brien Charles, porter, r. 1013 Oreen
I O'Brien Charles, shoefitter, r. 425 Linden Av, bet
Gough and Octavia
O'Brien Charles, teamster, r. 20.1? Clara
I O'Brien Charles A., bookkeepei J. Macdonoagh&Co.,
I r- 2 Waller
O'Brien Charles E., salesman, r. 7 Dale PI
O'Brien Charles H., r. 529 Vallejo
O'Brien Charles J., vamisher McAuliffe & Co., r. 29
Kiiss
O'Brien Charles M., molder National Iron Works, r.
534 Howard
O'Bi leu Clement J., clerk general auditor's oface 8.
P. Co., r. Oakland
O'Brien Cornelius, baker r. 2 Gilbert
O'Brien Cornelius. expr«8aman, cor Third and Bran-
nan, r. 3108 Mission
O'Brien Cornelius, warehouseman, r. 1017 Vallejo
O'Brien Cornelius A., butcher, r. 326 Austin
O'Brien Daniel, baker, r. 34 Harriet
O'Brien Daniel, baker, r. 319 Oak
O'Brien Daniel, carpenter, r. 414 Shiplev
O'Brien Daniel, coachman, r. NW cor First and Mis-
sion
O'Brien Daniel, hackman, r. 36 Clay
O'Brien Daniel, laborer, r. 106 First
O'Brien Daniel, laborer, r. Shasta, bet Illinois and
Michigan
O'Brien Daniel, plumber and gasfitt«r, 905 Mission, r.
871 Market
O'Brien Daniel, sawyer, r. 414 Ringold
O'Brien Daniel, teamster W. H. Codington, r. Ten-
eriffe, bet St. John and Tombigbee
O'Brien Daniel J., truukmaker, r. 125 Nineteenth, bet
Shotwell and Howard
O'Brien Darby, laborer, r. 102 Pacl9c
O'Brien David, porter Wiiliam T. Coleman & Co., r.
13:12 Natoma
O'Brien David, salesman Richard H. Browne, r. 735
Clementina
O'Brien Dennis, dairyman, r. 306 Linden Av
O'Brien Dennis, expressman, cor California and Front
r. 1332 Natoma
O'Brien Dennis, grocer, r. 7 Hinckley
O'Krien Dennis, laborer, r. 5 Card Alley
O'Brien Dennis, laborer, r. 34 Hayes
O'Brien Dennis, laborer, r. 411 Stevenson
O'Brien Dennis, painter, r. 82 Natoma
O'Brien Dennis, printer Dodge Bros., r. 421 Stevenson
O'Brien Dennis i. (Hanlon & O'Brien) r. Ablbom
House
O'Brien Dennli T., clerk Joseph, S. UarshAll, r 65
West Mission
O'Brien Donald, laborer, r. 624 Natom*
O'Brien E. Mrs., dress and cloakmaker, 151S Valencia
O'Brien Edmund, teamster, r. 24 Freelon
O'Brien Edward, blacksmith's helper, r. W s Kansas,
bet Sierra and Humboldt
O'Brien Edward, cook stmr San Bias
O'Brien Edward, laborer SUuffer & Co.
O'Brien Edmund, nurse, r. 6:i6 Commercial
O'Brien Edward, painter H. Wagner & Son, r. 625 Oc-
tavia
O'Brien Edward, shoemaker 410 Grove
O'Brien Edward, stonecutter, r. 20 Vandewater
O'Brien Edward C, clerk, r. 208 Clara
O Brien Edward C, clerk, r. cor Fifteenth, Noe and
Castro
O'Brien Edward F., stevedore, r. 12 Cleaveland
O'Brien Edward J., umbrellainaker, r..l26 Sixth
O'Brien Edward P., clerk The Lion Fire, Washington
Fire and Marine, Orieat Ins. and Imperial Fire
Ins. Cos., r. 738 Cleruentina
O'Brieu Edward M., plumber Charles Goger. r. 658
Willow Av
O'BrieQ Elizabeth, widow, r. 438 }< Third
O'Brien Elizabeth Mrs., r. 133 >i Lantiton
O'Jirien Ellen, widow, r. Florida, bet Nineteenth and
Twentieth
O'Brieu Eiumett M., bookkeeper, r. 821 Bush
O'Brien Francis, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons, r.
West Berkeley
O'Brieu Feiix, boilermaker Union Iron Works, r. 728
Fourth
O'Brien Felix, carpenter, r. 12185i Folsom
O'Brien Felix, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co., r. 183
California Av
O'Brieu Frank, boilermaker, r. 668 Clementina
O'Brien Frank, driver United Carriage Co., r. Fif-
teenth, bet Noe and Castro
O'Brien Frank E., clerk 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1709
Broderick
O'Brien Frank J., printer, r. Washington, bet Cherry
and Maple
O'Brien George, boxmaker, r. SE cor Natoma and
Second
O'Brien George, clerk, r. 1031 Market
O'Brien H. A. Mrs., widow, r. 305 Turk
O'Brien Henry, carriage painter, r. 414 Shipley
O'Brien Henry, mate stmr Columbia
O'Brien Henry P., mounter Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
1U13 Green
O'Brien James, r. 1452 Minna
O'Brien James (J. J. O'Brien & Co.) r. 910 McAllister
O'Brien James, apprentice E. Boesch & Co., r. 663
Willow Av
O'Brien James, bartender, r. 1627 Howard
O'Brien James, boilermaker, r. 24 Madison Av
O'Brien James, cardriver. r. 210H Perry
O'Brien James, clerk Law, King & Law Pub.Hoase,
r. 1U5 Fifth
O'Brien James, clerk Mrs. M. O'Brien, r. 263 Tehama
O'Brien James, conductor, r. 1212 Larkin
O'Brien James, driver, r. 154 Silver
O'Brien James, distributor La Grande Laundry
O'Brien James, fireman, r. 69 Natoma
O'Brien James, laborer, r. 1.51 N-itoma
O'Brien James, laborer, r. 166 Clara
O'Brien James, laborer, r. 964 Folsom
O'Brien James, laborer Michelssen, Both h Co., r.
Honduras nr Railroad Av
O'Brieu James, lead burner Selby Smelting and Lead
Co., r. 531 Howard
O'Brien James, longshoreman, r. 21 Federal, rear
O'Brien James, porter Pac. Imp. Co., r. 21 Eliot Park
O'Brien James, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. S a
Teneriffe, bet St. John and Tombigbee
O'Brien James H., contractor, r. 215 Ninth
O'Brien James I., florist, r. 793 Mission
O'Brien James J., carriagemaker, r. 659 Minnia
O'Brien James W„ plumber W.S. Snook & Son, r. 534
Howard
O'Brien Jane Mrs., r. 738 Clementina
O'Brien Jeremiah, clerk, r. 438 Broadway
O'Brien Jeremiah, groceries and liquors, 860 Clemen-
tlua
O'Brien Jeremiah, laborer, r. 45 Ecker
O'Brien Jeremiah, laborer, r. 164 Jesole
O'Brien Jeremiah, laborer, r. 721 Natoma
O'Brien Jeremiah T., carpenter aud builder, r. 802
Fulton
O'Brien Jeremiah T., foreman Atlantic Free Ware-
house, r. 520 Bryant
THE BEST
CLOTHING
cc
For MEN AND BOYS at
THE HASTINGS
LICK HOUSE BLOCK, SAN FRANCISCO.
J>
THE LION Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, 04,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
O'BE
911
O'BR
O'BriPn Jerome, teacher, r. 318 Eighteeutli
O'Brien J. J. <& Co. (lohu J. and Jsmes O'Brien)
importers and denleiB doine>-tic and foreign dry
goods, NE cor Market and Jones
O'Brien John. r. '24 Gilbert
O'Brien John, r. 624 Poht
O'Brien John, blacksmith, r. 668 Clementina
O'Brien John, blacksmith 3. F. Gas Light Co., r. 29
Rutis
O'Brien John, boatman, r. 327 Montgomery At
O'Brien John, boilermaker. r. 157 Natoma
O'Brien John, butcher, 721 Brnnnnn, r. 119 Clinton
O'Brien John, carpeuter, r. Ill Minna
O'Brien John, curltd hair mnfr, r. 1(180 Brannan
O'Brien Jolin, dairyman, r. cor Jackson and Laurel
O'Brien John, distributor La Grande Laundry
O'Brien John. tnKincer. r. 534 Howard
O'Brien John, fireman stmr Arago, r. 1305 Jackson
O'Brien John, groceries, 321 Clementina
O'Brien John, harness and saddlery, 201 Eighth
O'Brii-n John, hostler, r. 348 Minna
O'Brien John, hostler Club Stable, r. U8 Jessie
O'Brien John, laborer, r. 41 Jessie
O'Brien John, laborer, r. 65 Heury
O'Brien John, laborer, r. 314 Bt-ale
O'Brien John, laborer, r. 647 Stevenson
O'Brien John, laborer, r. 1601 Montgomery
O'Brien John, laborer, r. E s Seventh Av, bet I and J
O'Brien John, laborer, r. Putnam, nr Cortland Av
O'Brien John, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 128
Second
O'Brien John, longshoreman, r. 103 Pacific
O'Brien John, longshoreman, r. 230 Langton
O'Brien John, lumberman, r. 7 Crooks
O'Brien John, oiler stmr Mariposa
O'Brien John, painter, r. N s Precita Av, bet MlBslon
and Howard
O'Bri. n John, plasterer, r. 530 Sanchez
O'Brien John, shoemaker, r. 212 Linden At
O'Brien John, shoemaker V. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r.
«8 Clipper
O'Brien John, spicemaker. r. E s Gnnnlson At, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, B. H
O'Brien John, stevedore, r. 2'i Pacific
O'Brien John, telegraph operator, r. 411 Stevenson
O'Brien John, tinsmith, r. 151 Natoma
O'Brien John C, calker r. 700 Broadway
O'Brien John D., clerk, r. 411 Ellis
O'Brien John D. shoemaker U. W. Boot »nd Shoe
Co., r. 134 bartlett
O'Brien John E., bagmaker Washington Mnfg Co., r.
9 Gunnison At
O'Brien John E., salesman George A. WlUismB.. r. 330
Capp
O'Brien John E., waiter, r. 304 SeTenteenth
O'Brien John F., r. 325 First
O'Brien John F., carpenter, r. 22 Page
O'Biien John F., clerk Wm. T.Coleman & Co., r. 2
Waller
O'Brien John J. (J. J. O'Brien & Co.) r. 300 Van NeSs
At
O'Brien John J. (P. J. O'Brien & Sore) r. 641 Halgbt
O'Brien John J., blacksmith, r. 433 Minna
O'Brien John J., bookkeeper A. M. Simpson & Bro.,
r. Alameda
O'Brien John J., bookkeeper Joe T. Pohelm, r. 425
4'J5 Linden Av, bet Goui;;h and Octavia
O'Brien John J., bookkeeper Ward & Co., r. 1013
Green
O'Brien John J
O'Brien John J
O'Brien John J
contractor, r. 802 Fulton
distiller, r. 317 Third
hog butcher, Manila, nr Susque-
hanna, r. S 8 Trinidad, bet Yazoo and Susque-
hanna
O'Brien John J., hostler N. B. and M. RR., r. 214 Perry
O'Brien Jolin J., plumber, r. 429 Clementina
O'Brien John K., blacksmith, cor Solano and Harri-
son
DR. BAZAN'S
THER9IO-i:i.i:CTBIO
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BAHS
Also Meflicatefl and Electric Batls Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
WATER FILTERS,
ALL SIZES AND KINDS FOR F.\UCETS.
Large Filterers with capacity for cleaning all water
used in the house, simple and cheap.
Plumber,
Established 1800.
505 Kearny Street,
Telephone 315,
O'Brien John P., clerk Jordan * Bull. r. 927 Natoma
O'Brien John R., clerk, r. 738 Clementina
O'Brien John S., book agent, r. 871 Mnrket
O'Brien John T , car dispatcher Market St. RR., r.
junction Mission and Viilencia /
O'Brien John W., clerk, r. 17U9 Broderick
O'Brien Joseph, niillhand, r. 754 Mission
O'Brien Joseph, shoedresser P. F. Nolan k Sons, r.
W 8 Alabama, bet Twenty-sixth and Serpentine
Av
O'Brien Joseph, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. Fifteacth, nr Castro
O'Brien Joseph G., porter The H. T. Holmes Lime
Co., r. 6111 Howard
O'Brien Joseph H., clerk, r. 2 Waller
O'Brien Joseph H., merchant, r. 927 Natoma
O'Brien Joseph M. (P. J. O'Brien fc Sons) r. 211 Scott
O'Brien Joseph M., compositor, r. 411 Stevenson
O'Brien Joseph T., salesman W. Haker & Hinz, r. 634
Howard
O'Brien Julia, widow, r. 531 Turk
O'Brien Julia Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitkn
Grammar School, r. 531 Turk
O'Brien J. Vancouver, brushmaker Eureka Briuh
Factory, r.2Il Sixteenth
O'Brien Kate, widow, r. 816 Buchanan
O'Brien Kate, teacher John Swett Grammar School,
r. 319 Oak
O'Brien Ki.te C, teacher Redding Primary School, r.
1709 Broderick
O'Brien Katie I., widow, r. 534 Howard
O'Brien Kate J. Miss, dressmaking, 2004 Mission
O'Brien Kate M. Miss, teacher Starr King Primary
School, r. 927 Natoma
O'Brien Lawrence, laborer, r. 1021 Lombard
O'Brien Mafjgie Miss, seamstress, r. 622 Turk
O'Brien MHggie Miss, teacher Spring Valley Primary
School, r. 319 Oak
O'Brien Mamie, shoefitter Porter, Slessinger b Co., r.
41 Jessie
O'Brien Margaret, widow, r. 23 Hunt
O'Brien Margaret Mrs., r. Washington, bet Cherry
and Maple
O'Brien Margaret Mrs., groceries and liquors, 313
Sixth, r. 263 Tehama
O'Brien Martin, hostler A. B. Peterson, r. 66 New
Montgomery
O'Brien Martin, paper carrier, r. 927 Natoma
O'Brien Martin J., laborer, r. 31 ^ Madison Av
O'Brien Miry, widow, r. 243 Fell
O'Brien Mary, widow, liquor saloon, 1110 Battery
O'Brien Mary, domestic Palace Hotel
O'Brien M'lry, seomsiress U. S. Laundry
O'Brien Miiry Miss, hairdresser, r. 1409 Larkin
O.Brien Mary Mrs., r. 209 Guerrero
O'Brien Mary Mrs., r. 4UHii Shipley
O'Brien Mary Mrs., fumished rooms. 700 Broadway
O'Brien Mary Mrs., groceries, 356 Jessie
O'Brien Matthew, longshoreman, r. 315 Vallejo
O'Brien Matthew, plumber Daniel O'Brien, r. 418
Tehama
O'Brien Matthew, seaman stmr San Joa^
O'Brien Matthew, shoecutter, r. 248 Tehama, rear
O'Brien M»tthew J., carpenter, r. 1042 Army
O'Brien Matthias J., carpenter, r. 2650 Folaom
O'Brien Maurice, bartender, r. 23 Hunt
O'Brien M. Ella Miss., bookkeeper Wheeler k Wilsoa
Mnfg Co., r. 1018 Seventeenth
O'Brien Michael (Joseph Wagner * Co.) r. Oakland
O'Brien Michael, car driver, r. 748 Howard
O'Hrieu Michael, contractor, r. 212 First
O'Brien Michael, engineer, r. 724 California
O'Brien Michael, expre^<8man, r. 17 ChesleT
O'Brien Michael, hostler, r. 56 Shipley
O'Brien Michael, laborer, r. 12 Natoma
O'Brien Michael, laborer, r. 908 Sansom*
O'Brien Michael, laborer, r. 1216 Green
O Brien Michael, labjrer, r. 1920 Kills
W. B. BANCROFT & CO,
49 riRST ST.
TELEFHONB 82.
EOOKEINDERS.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVBR FIVE TilTLUiOKS.
BROWN, CRAIQ & CO.. General Agents.
O'BR
912
O'BR
W. W. Montague & Co.
Importers and Dealers In
ENQLISH AND AMERICAN
Enoanstic, OI»ze4l and Plain.
309. 311. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
O'Brien Michael, laborpr, r. 1924 Folsom
O'Brien Michael, niachiniBt P. C. 8S. Co.
O'Brien Michael, pantryman What Cheer House
O'Brien Michael, plumber, r. 460?^ Natoma
O'Brien Michael, porti r, r 25 Laurel PI
O'Brien Michael porter, r. 1626 Lfaveuworth
O'Brien Michael, real estate, r. 19 Valencia
O'Brien Michael, seaman stiur Alameda
O'Brien Michael, waiter, r. 622 54 Niitoma
O'Brien Michael, watchman City and County Hospital
O'Brien Michael A., wine broker, r. 4-i6 Bryant
O'Brien Michael J., carpenter, r. :iO() Folsdm
O'Brien Michael J., carriage painter, r. 17 Dame,
Fairmount Tract
O'Brien Michael J., clerk Davis Bros.. r.l7RinconPl
O'Brien Michael L., plumber andgaefitter, 517 Geary,
r. 1038 York
O'Brien Michael L. G., attorney at law, 432 Mont-
gomery, r. 817 Howard
O'Brien Michael M., ship carpenter, r. 1 'Vernon PI
O'Brien Morgan J., shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 321 Bartlett
O'Brien Mortimer, r. 1330 Natoma
O'Brien N. Mrs., widow, r. 121) Sixth, rear
O'Brien Nellie Miss, teacher music, r. 821 Busll
O Brien Nora, domestic 709 Shotwell
O'Brien Nora Miss, teacher, i. 821 Bush
O'Brien Patrick, helper Pac. Iron Works, r. 735 Clem-
eufina
O'Brien Patrick, laborer, r. 12 Boyd
O'Krien Patrick, laborer, r. 16 Bluxome
O'Brien Patrick, laborer, r. 617 3i Ellis
O'Brien Patrick, liquor saloon, lOij Pacific, r. 102
Pacific
O'Brien Patrick, maltster Hibernia Brewery, r. 12
White
O'Brien Patrick, policeman, r. 222 Eddy
O'Brien Patr ck. sack dealer, SW cor Twenty-fourth
and Harrison
O'Brien Patrick, stevedore, r. 4 Norton PI
O'Brien Patrick, tailor, r. 8 San Antonia
O'Brien Patri' k, watchman, r. 330!) Fillmore
O'HriPU Patrick A , gastitter, r. 658 Willow At
O'Brien Patrick H., calker, r. 1122 Alabama
O'Brien Patrick J. (P. J. O'Brien & Sous) r. 211 Scott
O'Brien Patrick J., plumber, r. 1216 Green
O'Brien Patrick L.. laborer, r. 31314 Fourth
O'tirien Patrick M., painter, r. 18 Preston PI
O'Brien Patrick R., plumber and gasfitter, 406 Mont-
gomery, r. 163 Pi rry
O'Brien Patrick T., butiher, r. 1920 Ellis
O'Brien Peter, liquor saloon, 43 Vallejo
O'Brien Peter, teamster, r. 401 Fifth
O'Brien Philip, copyist, r. 927 Natoma
O'Brien Philip, sewer contractor, r. 1627 Howard
O'Brien Philip Jr., butcher, r. 16'27 Howard
O'Brien P. J. & Sons (Patrick J., Willis, John J. and
Joseph M.) carriage builders, 329-331Golden Gate
Av
O'Brien Klchard E.. tinsmith, r. 8 San Antonis
O'Brien Richaid J., solicitor, r. 151 Natoma, rear
O'Brien Simon, laborer, r. E e Alabama, nr Twenty-
eighth. B. H.
O'Brien Stephen, shoefitter, r. 8 San Antonia
O'Brien Stephen C, butcher, r. 205 Sixth
O'Brien Terrence, r. 17 Rincon PI
O'Brien Terrence, painter, r. N » Humboldt, bet Ver-
mont and Kansas
O'Br en Terrence, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 131
Third
O'Brien Terrence A., meisenger, r. 816 Buchanan
O'Brien Thomas, r. 530 Sanchez
O'Brien Thomas, blacksmith, r. 612 Fourth
O'Brien Thomsw, blacVsmiih Hinckley, Spiers k
Haye<. r. W s KansaH, bet Sierra and Humboldt
O'Brien Thomas, butcher, r. 1305 Maaon
O'Brien Thomas, carpenter, r. 674 Clementina
O'Brien Thomas, collector, r. 17U0 Broderick
O'Brien Thomas, cook, r. 70 Minna
O'Brien Thomas, expressman, r. 232 Perry
O'Biien Thomas, expressman, SW cor Stockton and
O'Farrell. r. 32 Gilbert
O'Brien Thomas, gasfitler P. R. O'Brien, r. 156 Third
O'Brien Thomas, groceries and liqaors, 650 Mission
O'Brien Thomas, laborer, r. 20 West Mission
O'Brien Thomas, laborer, r. 212 Fir.ft
O'Brien Thomas, laborer, r. E s Gunnison At, bet
Twenty-seventh and "Twenty-eighth, B. H.
O'Brien Thomas, laborer Occidental Laundry, r. IIS
JeLsie
O'Brien Thomas, laborer S.F. Bridge Co., r, 44 Minna
O'Brien Thomas, millhand California Mill, r. 674
Clementina
O'Brien Thomas, undertaker "W. J. Mallady, r. 733
Mission
O'Brien Thomas, with Lambert k Green, r. 23 Hunt
O'Brien Thomas Jr., ropemaker, r. E s Gunnison Av.
bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
O'Brien Thomas B., porter, r. 663 Willow Av
O'Brien Thomas F., clerk Louis Hartter & Co., r. 615
Natoma
O'Brien Thomas F., laborer Charles Sutton Jr., r. SE
cor Solano and Harrison
O'Brien Thomas H., foreman Wakefield Rattan Co.,
r. 150 Fourth
O'Brien Thomas J., manager Pac. Portrait Co., r.l221
Market
O'Brien Thomas J., stonecutter, r. 1337 Natoma
O'Brien Thomas M., clerk Charles J. Swift, r. 1760
Ellis
O'Brien Thomas P., stevedore, r. 212 First
O'Brien Thomas V. (O'Brien & Morrison) r. 140 Lib-
erty
O'Brien Thomas W., bricklayer, r. 1760 Ellis
O'Brien Timothy, r. 428 Natoma
O'Brien Timothy, blacksmith, r. 326 Austin
O'Hrlen Timothy, gardener, r. 54 Shipley
O'Brien Timothy, laborer, r'. 235}^ Minna
O'Brien Timothy, laborer, r. E s Seventh Av, bet 1
and J
O'Brien Timothy, mining, r. 306 Linden Av
O'Brien Timothy, salesman, r. 65 West Mission
O'Brien Timothy, woolpressman Catton, Bell & Co.,
r. 420 Sixth
O'Brien Timothy I., License Collector, oflBce
New City Hall, first floor, and (Duffey & O'Brien)
r. 948 4« Harrison
O'Brien W. Mrs., widow, r. 821 Bush
O'Brien W. G., clerk Goodall, Perkins & Co., r. 661
Howard
O'Brien William, r. Sllllman, nr Boucloin
O'Brien William, broommaker, r. E s Gunnison At
bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
O'Brien William, cardriver, r. 748 Howard
O'Brien 'WiUiam, coremaker William Axford, r. 414
Ringold
O'Brien William, fireman Palace Hotel
O'Brien William, glassblower, r. 14 Bluxome
O'Brien William, laborer, r. 12 St. Rose's Av
O'Brien William, laborer, r. 429 Clementina
O'Brien William, laborer, r. 5'29 Sacramento
O'Brien William, laborer, r. 948 !< Harrison
O'Brien William, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r.
220 Fifth
O'Brien William, plumber, r. 163 Perry
O'Brien William, plumber, r. 793 Mission
O'Brien William, porter Standard Oil Co., r. 24 Free-
Ion
O'Brien William, sash and blind maker, r.*12 Second
O'Brien William, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg &
Co., r. 102 Henry
O'Brien Willian), teamster, r. 17 McLea Court
O'Brien William Jr., stage driver, r. Silliman, nr
Bowrtoin
O'Brien William E., whltener F. A. Jennings, r. 1031
Market
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
THE LARGEST
CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY HOUSE
ON THE PAOiriO COAST.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVB PALACB HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufactorerg of Show Ca«et
and Store Fixtares.
3T MarM St
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
Finer than the cl»gg of Champagnegient from) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
France to this country, but without Brandy. ( 530 WASHKOTON STBEET.
O'BR
913
O'CO
O'Brien William F., painter, r. 1943 Howard
O'Brien WilHaiu F., stenngrapher, r. 1700 Ellis
O'Brien William F.. trimming cutter P. F. Nolan &
8on«. r. e2'23i Natoma
O'Brien William H.. fireman Palace Hotel, r. 120 Oak
O'Brien William J., broommak< r Lambert Van L*ak,
r. Twenty nevenlh, nr Harrison
O'Brien William J., shoemaker, r. cor Noe and Henry
O'Brien William J., teacherdancing, r. 318 Eighteenth
O'Brien William M., bookkeeper London, Paris and
American Bank, r. 1409 Larkin
O'Briou William M., with H. 8. Crocker & Co., r. 205
Eleventh
O'Brien William P., gasfltter Charles Goger, r. 063
MiRsion
O'Biieu William S., collector Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r.
821 Bush
O'Brien William T., clerk Recorder's Office, r. 94»3i
Harrison
O'Brien Willis (P. J. O'Bripn & Sons) r. 312k Waller
O'Brien <& Alorrisoii (Thomas V. O'Brien and
Alexander F. Morrison) attorneys at law, 402
Montgomery, rooms 2-3
•^ O'hirien. See G'Brian and O'Bryan
O'Bryau James (S. F. Stove Works) r. 158 Perry
O'Bryan Patrick, mold, r S. F. Stove Works, r. 329 Day
0'Callat;han Charles F., purser, r. 16 Twelfth
O'Calliighau Cornelius, carpenter, r. 132 Hickory Av
O'Callaghan Daniel, assistant bookkeeper Goldberg,
Bowen & Co., r. 16 Twelfth
O'Callaghan Dennis, r. 511 Bryant
O'Calliighan Dennis, canlriver, r. 1319 Minns
O'Callaghan Frank J., stereotjper, r. 1460 Minna
O'Callighan James, parcel clerk Keane Bros., r. 231
Oak
O'Callaghan J. J., buyer O'Connor. Mofifatt & Co.
O'Callaghan Joseph, straw hatmaker, r. 231 Oak
O'Callaghan Lizzie Miss, teach.'r music, r. 231 Oak
O'CnllMKhan M. Mrs., t. 16 Twelfth
O'Callaghan Mary J., widow, r. 231 Oak
O'Callaghan Thomas, clerk, r. 16 Twelfth
O'Callaghan Thomas A., clerk W. Fassett & Co., r.
506 Ellis
O'Callaghan Thomas H., laborer Max Morgenthau, r.
1460 Minna
O'Callaghan William, engineer stmr Alex Duncan, r.
Oakland
0 'Claire Alfred, cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 610
Greenwich
O'Claire Toussalnt, cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 610
Greenwich
O'Connell Annie, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 23 Hofif Av
O'Connell Annie, biirler 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 1223 Broadway, rear
O'Connell Annie Miss, teacher Starr King Primary
School, r. 92S Bush
O'Connell Anthony F., law clerk Frank J. Sullivan
O'Connell Charles J., policeman, r. 225}^ Valencia
O'Connell Cortielius, packer Levi Strauss & Co., r. 4
Simpson PI
O'Connell Daniel, blacksmith, r. 347 Shipley
O'Connell Daniel, boat builder, foot Mason, r. 2437
Mason
O'Connell Daniel, boarding, 520 Mission
O'Connell Daniel, collector, r. 203 Eleventh
O'Connell Daniel, laborer, r. 165 Perry
O'Connell Daniel, iiquor saloon, 202 Post, r. 1014
Geary
O'Connell Daniel, salesman Robert W. Burtis, r. 524
Howard
O'Connell Daniel, secretary U. 8. Commissioner Im-
migration, C02 Washington, r. 1624 Broadway
O'Connell Daniel, wood carver, r. 54 Norfolk
O'Connell Daniel Jr., boat builder, r. 2437 Mason
O'Connell Daniel A., attorney at law, G28 Montgomery,
room 52, r. 110 Oevisadero
O'Connell Daniel £., bookkeeper Nolan Bros., r. 928
Bush
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UNDERWEAR
THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
CAST IRON PIPE.
GAS and WATER PIPE
And FITTINGS of all Sixes.
w. e."lane.
Plumber, 503 Kearny Street.
EBUbllshed I860. Telephone 315. |
O'Connell Daniel J., coffee packer McCarthy Bros. &
Co., r. 222 Chestnut
O'Connell Dennis, laborer, r. NE cor Polk and Filbert
O'Connell Edward, bookkeeper Porter, Slessinger &
Co., r. 541 Seventeenth
O'Connell Edward, foreman stable City RR., r. 8 Ju-
lian Av
O'Connell Frank, plumber Manders & Iredale, r. 928
Bush
O'Connell George P., policeman, r. 1049 Mission
O'Connell Gregory, r. 618 Seventeenth
O'Connell Hugh, laborer, r. 3 McCormick
0'(!onnell James, r. 21 Oak Grove Av
O'Connell James, r. 203 Eleventh
O'Connell James, canvasser, r. 433 Twenty-second
O'Connell James, city agent Catholic Mutual Bene-
ficial Assn, r. 16 Fair Oaks
O'Connell James, clerk, r. 2517 Bush
O'Connell James, laborer, r 13 Pajje
O'Connell James, laborer William Pomin, r. 658 Fol-
Bom
O'Connell James, porter W. B. Sumner & Co., r. 10
RauKch
O'Connell James, shoemaker 8. W. Rosenstockji Co.,
r. Oakland
O'Connell James, solicitor Examiner, r. 433 Twenty-
second
O'Connell Jeremiah, carpenter, r. 426 5< Ringold
O'Connell Jeremiah, house and sign painter, 205
Fourth and 312 Fifth
O'Connell Jeremiah P., shoemaker, 335 Bush, r. 51 J
Bush
O'Connell John, boat builder, r. 2437 Mason
O'Connell John, carpenter, r. 75-5 Folsom
O'Connell John, carriage trimmer, r 1028 Market
O'Connell John, expressman, r. !'28 Bush
O'Connell John, porter, r. 14 McLea Court
O'Connell John, teamster, r. 12 Keldeman
O'Connell John, teamster, r. 4.i8 Tehama
O'Connell John, wharf builder, r. 755 Folsom
O'Connell John Jr., porter, r. 928 Bush
O'Connell John J., bookkeeper O'Connell & Lewis, r.
120 Tenth
O'Connell John J., laborer, r. 32 Langton
O'Connell Kate Mrs., r. 575 Bryant
O'Connell Katie Miss, r. 1014 Geary
O'Connell Lawrence, molder National Iron Works, r.
215 Clara
O'Connell M., storekeeper stmr San Pablo
O'Connell Martin (O'Connell ft Lewis) r. 120 Tenth
O'Connell Martin, molder O'Connell k Lewis, r. 27
Rausch. rear
O'Connell Maurice, boat builder, r. 2437 Mason
O'Connell Maurice, laborer, r. 432 Clementina
O'Connell Maurice, secondhand furniture, 903 Fol-
som
O'Connell Michael, bartender, r. 528 Fourth
O'Connell Mi.hael, carpenter, r 869 Market
O'Connell Michael, helper, r. 324 Broadway
O'Connell Michael, molder William Axford, r. 27
Ransch. rear
O'Connell Michael, shoemaker, r. 165 Perry
O'Connell Michael, teamster, r. 55 West Mission
O'Connell Michael F., machiuiut. r. ."524 Howard
O'Connell Michael J., machinist Joseph Wagner k
Co., r. 524 Howard
O'Connell Michael J., shoemaker, r. 1021 Alabama
O'Connell Patrick, groceries and liquors, 816 Green-
wich
O'Connell Patrick, horseshoer Owen Rowan, r. 347
Shipley
O'Connell Patrick, laborer, r. 17 Zoe
6'Connell Patrick, laborer, r. 432 Clementina
O'Connell Patrick, laborer, r. NE cor Church and
Seventeenth
O'Connell Patrick, longshoreman, r. 719 54 Brannan
O'Connell Peter, photographer, r. 1917 Stockton
O'Connell Richard, laborer, r. 58 Tehama, rear
JOHN HAMMOND
68
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mannfartiirer of *Terr description of
PASSBNOBB, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
49 to SO Ileale Street, Ksu Fraueittcu.
Truman, Isham & Hooker, **'-*^^^ri:*nT6rSf5i?^*^'^"^'"^*
Presses.
O'CO
914
O'CO
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOBTEBS or
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET SXBEET
QQ
O'Connell Richard, Jaborer, r. Blake, nr Geary
O'Connell Thomas, loneshoreman, r. 10 Weltsh
O'CoDnell Thomas, packer Lievre, Fricke & Co., r.
222 ChestiJut
O'Connell Thomas, teamster James Beatty, r. Trini-
dad, nr Susqnenanna
O'Connell Thomas F., machinist, r. 1722 Stevenson
O'Connell Thomas S., clerk freight auditor's of&ce,
8. P. Co., r. 1601 Mason
O'Connell Timothy, carpenter, r. 10 Welsh
O'Connell Timothy, groceries, 1314 Florida
O'Connell William, r. 1333}^ Natoma
O'Connell William, clerk, r. Trinidad, nr Susque-
hanna
O'Connell William, deputy Sheriflf, and liquor saloon,
156 First, r. 524 Howard
O'Connell William, wrecker, r. 307 Ivy Av
O'Connell William B., cutter Eoaseter & Smith, r.
1208 California
O'Connell & Lewis (Martin O'Connell and Oscar
Lewis) proptrs Architectural Iron Works, 230-236
Stenart
O'Connor Annie E. Mrs., liquor saloon, 319 Third
O'Connor Annie, domestic 1055 Golden Gate Av
O'Connor Arthur, r. 2t>6 Brannan
O'Connor Arthur, cook, r. 871 Market
O'Connor Bridget, r 249 Tehama
O'Connor Bryan (O'Connor, Moffatt b Co.) r. 801 Van
Ness Av
O'Connor Catherine, r. 1236 Bush
O'Connor Catherine, widow, r. 435 O'Farrell, rear
O'Connor C. H., painter H. S. Crocker & Co., r. Oak-
land
O'Connor Charles, laborer, r. 547 Natoma
O'Connor Charles, plasterer, r. 372 Clementina
O'Connor Charles, wool dryer Catton, Bell 4 Co., r.
711 Ji Clementina
O'Connor Charles Rev., assistant pastor St. Rose's
Church, r. 524 Brannan
O'Connell Charles A., purser stmr Santa Maria, r.
457 Bryant
O'Connor Charles F., ornamental plasterer Kellett
& McMurray, r. 256 Clara
O'Connor Christopher, r. 409 Stevenson
O'Connor Cornelius, laborer, r. 10 Clinton, rear
O'Connor Cornelius, laborer S. F. Bridge Co., r. W s
Kentucky, bet Sierra and Nevada
O'Connor Cornelius, real estate, 7 Nevada Block, r.
825 O'Farrell
O'Connor Daniel, engineer steam launch P. M. 83. Co.
O'Connor Daniel, laborer, r. 222 Chestnut
O'Connor Daniel, liquor saloon, 513 Second
O'Connor Daninl. liquor saloon, SW cor twenty-four
and Vicksburg
O'Connor Daniel, lodgings, 1121 Mission
O'Connor Daniel, rigger, r. 27 Ritih
O'Connor Daniel, seaman, r. 35 Federal
O'Connor Daniel, turner, r. 507 Fourth
O'Connor Daniel, wood and coal 2006 Hyde, and fruit
and produce. 2001 Hyde, r. 1200 Union
O'Connor Denis, r. 69 Natoma
O'Connor Dennis, baker Michael Curran, r. 611 Sev-
enth
O'Connor Dennis, laborer, r. 656>i Minna
O'Connor Dennis, soapmaker, r. 923 Natoma
O'Connor Dennis W., plumber, r. 611 Seventh
O'Connor Dominick A., shoemaker, r. 107 Germanla
O'Connor Edward, blacksmith F. Sullivan, r. 111»
Market
O'Connor Edward, bookkeeper, r. 541 Seventeenth
O'Connor Edward, cardrlver, r. 31 Julian Av
O'Connor Edward, laborer 8. F. Gag Light Co., r. Wa
Iowa, bet Sierra and Napa
O'Connor Edward, master mariner, r. 9 Glover
O'Connor Edward 8. J., St. Ignatius Collee«, 214
Hayes
O'Connor Edward A., under Sheriff, r. 9114 Van Neas
Av
O'Connor Edward F., framemaker Sanborn, Vail k
4 Co., r. 444 H Twenty second
O'Connor Edward L., law clerk F. A. Berlin, r. 510 St.
Rose's Av
O'Connor Edward T., salesman, r. 1331 Howard
O'Connor Eliza, widow, r. 1510 Sacramento
O'Connor Elizabeth, r. 1236 Bush
O'Connor Elizabeth Mrs., r. 510 St. Rose's Av
O'Connor Ellen, domestic 256 Clara
O'Connor Ellen, widow, r. Florida, bet Eighteenth
and Nineteenth
O'Connor Eugene, carpenter, r. S s Alvarado, hetSan-
chez and Noe
O'Connor Eugene, shoemaker, and extraman Engine
No. 7, r. 5 Albion Av
O'Connor F. Mrs., r. 1016 Green
O'Connor Francis, bookkeeper Thomas O'Connor, r.
630 Brannan
O'Connor Frank, attorney at law, r. 541 Seventeenth
O'Connor Frederick, polisher Rudgear & Shepman,
r. 36 Minna
O'Connor George, carpenter, r. 330 Jessie
O'Connor George F., r. 2609 Post
O'Connor George J ., actor, r. 523 Post
O'Connor Hanuah, domestic 537 Turk
O'Connor Honora, widow, r. 1915 Pacific Av
O'Connor James, r. 10 Rausch
O'Connor James, r. 730 Clementina
O'Connor James (James O'Connor & Co.) r. 217 Mason
O'Connor James, dresser Coimty Hospital, r. 2701
Harrison
O'Connor James, gripman Market St. RR., r. 629 Lott
O'Connor James, lamplighter, aad extraman Engine
No. 12, r. 537 Howard
O'Connor James, oiler stmr Ancon, r. 449 Ji Minn*
O'Connor James, policeman, r. 1630 Howard
O'Connor James iSfe Co. (James O'Connor) gro-
ceries and liquors, 217 Mason
O'Connor James F., groceries and fruits, 407 Broad-
way
O'Connor James H., hntcher, r. 2527 Harrison
O'Connor James H., salesman Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
444 H Twenty-second
O'Connor James J., carbuilder, r. 2701 Harrison
O'Connor James J., proprietor Russian Brick
Co., office 310 Montgomery, r. 2941 Clay
O'Connor James J., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt k Co.,
r. 604 Mission
O'Connor James S., tanner, r. Virginia Av, nr Mis-
sion
O'Connor J. C. Mrs., r. 108 Haight
O'Connor J. D., laster, r.231 Fifteenth
O'Connor Jeremiali, boilermaker, r. 1108 Bryant
O'Connor Jeremiah, expressman, r. 2327 Harrison
O'Connor Jeremiah, laborer, r. 246 Clementina
O'Connor Jeremiah C. (O'Connor & Sheehy) p. 751
Harrison
O'Connor Jeremiah J., bricklayer, r. 648 Minna
O'Connor J. J., plumber, r. 435 O'Farrell, rear
O'Connor John, r. 29 Fargo PI
O'Connor John, bookkeeper, r. 120 Tenth
O'Connor John, butcher, r. Kentucky, opp Honduras
O'Connor John, carpenter, r. 8 s Teneriffe, bet St.
John and Tombigbee
O'Connor John, clerk, r. 14.^ Third
O'Connor John, clerk County Clerk's Office, r. 25«
Clara
O'Connor John, coachman, 921 Jackson
O'Connor John, engineer Carmen Island Salt TTork,
r. 310 Folsom
O'Connor John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., p. W •
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
O'Connor John, foundryman, r. 124 McAllister
O'Connor John, hackman, r. 648 Stevenson
O'Connor John, horseshoer Dennis H. Boyle, r. 35
Rausch
O'Connor John, laborer, r. 12 Beideman
O'Connor John, laborer, p. 12 }j Clinton
FRATINGER & CO.
Fine Dressmaking
105 KEARNY STREET.
ORIENT IM, Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,551,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
O'CO
915
O'CO
O'Connor John, laborer, r. 222 Chestnut
O'Connor John, laborer, r. 1407 Montt^omery
O'Connor John, laborer, r. Michigan, bet Sierra and
Nerada
O'Connor John, laborer, r. N s Pacific Av, betDoTisa-
dero and Broderick
O'Connor John, machinist, r. 618 Mission
O'Connor John, millhand Pacific Woodenware and
Cooperace Co., r. 9 Fargo PI
O'Connor John, nnrKe St. Mary's Hospital
O'Connor John, plasterer, r. NE cor Twenty-second
Point LoboB Ats
O'Connor John, salesman Carroll, Abrami k Carroll,
r. 1225 Folsorn
O'Connor John, stableman, r. 408 Clementina
O'Connor Jciho, stonemason, r. lftl9H Buchanan
O'Connor John, teamster, r. Montgomery, ur Filbert
O'Counor John, yardman John Middleton, r. S46}i
Bryant
O'Connor John B., clerk James O'Connor k Co., r.
217 Mason
O'Connor John B., laborer, r 27 Rausch
O'Connor John B., laborer, r. 107 Oermania
O'Connor John F., letter carrier Post Office, r. 114
Colllngwood
O'Connor John F., salesman P. Flanlgan, r. 1121
Mission
O'Connor John F., stevedore, r. 118 Gilbert
O'Connor John J., clerk, r. 108 Halght
O'Connor John J., carriagedriyer, r. 2 Marcy PI
O'Connor John J., watchman U. 3. Mint, r. 569 Bryant
O'Connor John O. clerk Davis Bros., r. 103 Prospect
PI
O'Connor John R., policeman, r. 1099 Van Ness At
O'Connor Joseph meatcurer, r. 3209 Fillmore
O'ConnorJoaeph, principal Valencia Grammar School,
r. 2504 Bush
O'Connor Joseph, salesman, r. 500 Mission
O'Connor Joseph, tinsmith George H. Tay k Co., r.
810 Vallejo
O'Counor Joseph A., salesman Leyaggl k Barbleri, r.
1302 Stockton
O'Counor Joseph R. photographic printer William
Shew, r. 1310 Jackson
O'Connor Julia, r. 15 Federal
O'Connor Katie, domestic 2449 Howard
O'Connor Kittle, shoecutter, r. 236 Clara
O'Connor Lawrence, brickmasou, r. N a Parker, nr
Calltornla Av
O'Connor Luke, groceries and liquors, 212 Eighth
O'Connor Maggie A. Mrs., glovomaker, r. 2937 Mission
O'Connor Margaret, widow, r. 255 Stevenson
O'Connor Marniiret, widow, r. 610 O'Farrell
O'Connor Martin, blacksmith, r. 935 Sacramento
O'Connor Martin, engineer, r. 1258 Bryant
O'Connor Martin, fireman, r. 103 Prospect PI
O'Connor Mary, domestic 1217 Geary
O'Counor Mary, widow, r. 449 J< Minna
O'Counor Mary, widow, r. 1328 Golden Gate Av
O'Counor Mary, widow, r. Florida, bet Eighteenth
and Nineteenth
O'Connor Mary, widow, r. Wayland, nr San Bruno
Koad, U. M. T.
O'Connor Mary Mrs., tailoress Charles Jacobson, r. 26
Minna
O'Connor Matthew, tailor. 347 Shipley
O'Connor Maurice, r. 150 Eighth
O'Connor Maurice, laborer, r. 913 Howard
O'Connor Michael, cigars and tobacco, Broadway
Whurf No. 1
O'Connor Michael, cook, r. 1912 Pacific Av
O'Connor Michael, engineer, r. 1201 Bryant
O'Connor Michael, horseshoer, 407 Fourth, r. 161
Clara
O'Connor Michael, laborer, r. 26 Ritch, rear
O'Connor Michael, laborer, r. 545 Mission
O'Connor Michael, salesman Lynch Bros, k Co., r.
130 Sixth
DR. BAZAN'S
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Also Medicated aid Electric Batls Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
LEAD PIPE, SOLDER, TIN
AND SHEET LEAD.
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Plumber,
Established 1860.
005 Kearny Street.
Telephone 315.
O'Connor Michael, seaman, r. Ss Berry, bet Sixth
and Seventh
O'Connor Michael, shoemaker, r. Virginia At, nr
Mission
O'Connor Michael, tanner M. F. Dolan, r. 2321 Har-
rison
O'Connor Michael, teamster, r. 435 O'Farrell, rear
O'Connor Michael C, clerk, r. NE cor Bush and Fill-
more
O'Connor Michael E., official reporter, 331 Mont-
gomey, room 23
O'Connor Michael F., deputy U. 3. Shipping Com-
missioner, r. 1018 Twentieth
O'Connor Michael J., salesman J. J. O'Brien k Co.,
r. 613 Locust Av
O'Connor Michael J., salesman Tates k Co., r. 838
Shipley
O'Connor Michael J., watchman Clay St. RB,, r. 1332
Sacramento
O'Connor M. J., r. 113 Bernard
O'Connor, Moffatt & Co. (Bryan O'Connor) Im-
porters and dealers dry and fancy gjods, 111-121
Post and 10-20 Morton
O'Connor Moses Mrs., widow, r. 1213 Twenty-first
O'Connor Owen, laborer, r. 29 Fargo PI
O'Connor Patrick, r. 327 Haight
O'Connor Patrick, butcher James Beatty, r. cor Ba-
hama and Yazoo
O'Connor Patrick, carpenter, r. 9 Beideman
O'Connor Patrick, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1910
Steiner
O'Connor Patrick, foundryman, r. 1022 Montgomery
O'Connor Patrick, gardener, r. 525 Myrtle Av
O'Counor Patrick, groceries and liquors, 416 Steven-
son, r. 418 Stevenson
O'Connor Patrick, haruesscleaner St. Lawrence Stable,
r. 1 Eddy Pi
O'Conner Patrick, laborer, r. 8 Lick Alley
O'Connor Patrick, laborer, r. 17 Zoe
O'Connor Patrick, laborer, r. 256 Clara
O'Connor Patrick, laborer, r. 830 Folsom
O'Connor Patrick, laborer, r. 1252 Misnion
O'Connor Pati-ick, laborer, r. Bahama, nr Yazoo
O'Connor Patrick, nurse City and County Hospital
O'Connor Patrick, policeman, r. 2135 Mission •
O'Connor Patrick, porter Yates * Co.. r. 333 Shipley
O'Connor Patrick, teacher, r. SE cor Eddy and Larkln
O'Counor Patrick J., architect, r. 10 Albion Av
O'Connor Peter, laborer S. P. Co., r. (V2i Fourth
O'Connor Peter P., painter, r. 2701 Harrison
O'Connor Phillip T., bricklayer, r. 19i)7 Leavenworth
O'Connor Richard, boarding and lodgings, 261 First
O'Connor Richard, expressman, r. NK cor Bush and
Fillmore
O'Connor Richard, groceries, 713 Clementina
O'Connor Richard C, bookkeeper The Hibernla Sav-
ings and Loan Society, r. 1809 O'Earrell
O'Connor Rli hard L., collector, r. 1 Chatham PI
O'Connor Richard V., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt k
Co., r. 411 Gouch
O'Connor Richard W., clerk Tax Collector's Office, r.
1819 )i Buchanan
O'Connor Robert, student, r. 120 Tenth
O'Connor Rodger, porter Palace Hotel
O'Conner Roger, conductor, r. 912 Lynn
O'Connor Stephen P., clerk J. J. O'Brien k Co., r.
233 Fell
O'Connor Terrencc, r. 114 Capp
O'Connor Thomas, blacksmith, r. 830 Folsorn
O'Connor Thomas, bookkeeper, r. 93-'> S.icrament*
O'Connor Thomas, carpenter, r. 425 Sierra
O'Connor Thomas, clerk freight auditor's offic* S. F.
Co., r. 618 Brannan
O'Connor Thomas, hostler, r. 360 Natoma
O'Connor Thomas, laborer, r. 120 Townsend
O'Connor Thomas, lab<irer, r. 222 Chestnut
O'Connor TUomMS, laborer, r. 606 Nntoma
O'Connor Thomas, laborer, r. Cliff House
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
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ur DnuuiM-iri, of any American cojIipant.
BUSINESS
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Trimmings
a Specialty,
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
O'Connor ThoDias, laborer, r. N 8 Algeria, bet Tom-
bigbee and Potomac
O'Connor Thomas, laborer. Mount St. Joseph Infant
Asylum
O'Connor Thomas, laundryman, r. 700 H McAllister
O'Connor Thomas, liquor saloon, 818 Howard
O'Connor Thomas, painter John Halloran, r. 10 Welsh
O'Connor Thomas, pantryman, r. 424 Sansome
O'Connor Thomas, stockbroker, 304 Montgomery, r.
814 Grove
O'Connor Thomas, shoemaker, Twenty-fifth and
Bartlett, r. 6 Rose Av
O'Connor Thomas F. , secretary and librarian
Supreme Court of California, 121 Post, r. 538
Eighteenth
O'Connor Thomas J., entry clerk Henry Doyle & Co.,
r. 1819 k Buchanan
O'Connor Thomas J., photographer Craig & Mosher,
r. 93.'5 Sacramento
O'Connor Thomas M., capitalist, r. 145 Ellis
O'Connor Timothy, r. 411 Sansome
O'Connor Timothy, carpenter, r. 10 Welsh
O'Connor Timothy, carriage psintt-r. r. 213 Langton
O'Connor Timothy, Iftborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W
8 Michigan, bet Sierra nnrt Shasta
O'Connor Timothy, laborer Union Iron Works, r. W s
Georgia, bet Sierra nnd Shasta
O'Connor Timotliy, painter, r. 1011 York
O'Connor Timothy J., salesman E. Manisbach & Co.,
r. 1121 Mission
O'Connor William, laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. S s
Lombard, bet Webster and Buchanan
O'Connor William, painter, r. .2^09 Post
O'Connor William, porter S. W. Kosenstock k Co., r.
313 Tehama
O'Connor William, silverfmlth, r. 317 Bush
O'Connor William H.. wood turner Stockton Planing
Mills, r. SOT Fourth
O'Connor Nilliam T.. r. 870 Folsom
O'Connor W. J., bookkeeper Pope & Talbot
O'Connor & Sheehy (-Jeremiah C. O'Connor and James
W. Shf ehy) undertakers, 707 Mission
O'Dall Lulher, foreman Eclipse Bakery, r. 1414 Du-
pont
O'Day Catherine, -widow, r. 618M Minna
O'Day Daniel, -wood and coal, 13-2 Henry
O'Day Daniel J., millhaud, r. 228 Clara
O'Day Dennis, teamster, r. 256 Clemtntina
O'Day Dennis, vaquero, r. SE cor Paraguay and Sus-
quehanna
O'Duy Edward A., carriage painter Mathias Mibach,
r. 733 Church
O'Day Edward T., compositor Chronicle, r. 112 Oak
O'Day Emma, widow, r. 9 William
O'Day Frank, clerk, r. 13ii9 Harrison
O'Day Frank, millhand, r. 228 Clara
O'Day Henry, r. 2'>8 Clara
O'Dsy James, teamster B. G. Hoffacker & Co., r. 1309
Harrison
O'Day James, upholsterer, r. 18 Clara
O'Day John, saltsman, r. 438^ Jessie
O'Day John, vaquero, r. Henry, nr Felton, U. M. T.
ODay John F., clerk, r. 2.5H Clementina '
O'Day Joseph Mrs., r. 15)« Oak Grove Av, rear
O'Day Joseph P., vaquero, r. N s Servia, nr Tombig-
bee
O'Day Michael, teamster, r. 228 Clara
O'Day Michael, varnisher, r. 520 Eighth
O'Day Patrick, laborer, r. 1SI2 Lomb«rd
O'Day Patrick, laborer P;.c. Rolling Mill, r. W s Call-
fornia, bet Prt oita Av and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
O'Day Robert, carriage painter, r. 334 Third
O'Day Thomas, miller J. A. Folger & Co., r. 2415 Clay
O'Day Thomas, teamster, r. I:i09 Harrison
O'Duy Thomas, vaquero, r. E s Marquesas, nr Rail-
road Av
O'Day Thomas F., r. 228 Clara
O'Day William, vainisher, r. 627 Eighth
•^ O'Day. See O'Dea
O'Dea Edward, gnpnian, r. 221 J4 Austin
O'Dea Jeremiah, waiter American Exchange Hotel,
r. 33 Lington
O'Dea Martin, horseshoer, 126 Geary, r. 721 Turk
O'Dea Michael J., cutter Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.
Oakland
O'Dea Mirhael W., upholsterer, r. 618J4 Minna
O'Dea Patrick J., conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 2719
Folsom
O'Dea Patrick, laborer, r. 15 Norfolk
O'Dea Thomas W, shoeuia ker U. W. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 3273 Mission
O'Dea Walter, laborer, r. 66 Brady
le'" O'Dea. See O'Day
O'Dell William G., butcher, r. Marquesas, bet Rail.
road Av and Yazoo
O'Donnell Alice, ironer V. S. Laundry, r. 2011 Mission
O'Douuell Annie, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 112 Eldridgo
O'Donnell Bernard, laborer, r. 5}^ Rausch
O'Donnell Bernard, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W b
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
O'Donnell Bernard, leather finisher Cornelius O'Don-
nell, r. r.Oii Third
O'Dimnell Bridget, widow, r. 306 Fremont
O'Donnell Brothers (Michael J. and William F.)
butchers, 113S Huward
O'Donnell Charles, r. 502 Third
O'Donnell Charles, expressman, NW cor Mission and
Second, r. 1132 Folsom
O'Donnell Charles, woolgrader Cornelius O'Donnell,
r. 326 Ritch
O'Donnell Charles C, physician and surgeon, 704
Washington
O'Donnell Cornelius, tannery, 607 Brannan, r. 606
Third
O'Donnell Cornelius, trunkmaker, r. 153 Sixteenth
O'Donnell Daniel, seaman slmr Madrona, r. 825JS
Kearny
O'Dinnoll Daniel F., tanner G. Dietsch & Son, r. 2»
Twenty-third
O'Donnell Edward, laborer, r. 720 Folsom
O'Donnell f:dward, machinist, r. 29 Twenty-third
O'Donnell Edward, teamster, r. SW cor Post and Lyon
O'Donnell Edward A., bookkeeper, r. 74'2 Harrison
O'Donnell Eugene, brassmolder W. T. Garratt & Co.,
r. 321 Twenty-ninth
O'Donnell Festu", Inbnrer, r. 1331 Pacific
O'Donnell Friink, assistant engineer stmr Newbern
O'Donnell Frank, lalorer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E b
Michigan, btt Shasta and Sierra
O'Donnell George M., salesman Held Bros. & Co., r,
cor Seventeenth and Market
O'Donnell Hugh, teamster J. Macdonough k Co., p.
428 I lementina
O'Donnell J., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
O'Donnell James, r. 116 Bernard
O'Donnell James, bookbinder Bartling, Phillips &
Stilwell. r. 29 Twenty-ihird
O'Donnell James, laborer 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. W s
Tennessee, btt Sierra and Nevada
O'Donnell James, longshoreman, r. 72 Tehama
O'Donnell James, policeman, r. 444 Clementina
O'Donnell James, tailor, r. 244 Fell
O Donnell James Jr., pressman, r. 209 Leidesdorff
O'Donnell James S., carpenter, r. 1412 Valencia
O'Donnell Jaujes S. Jr., carpenter, r. 1412 'Valencia
O'Donnell James W., plumber andgasfitter. 711 Sutter,
r. Alameda
O'Donnell Jane, widow, r. 321 Twenty-ninth
O'Donnell John, capitalist, r. U) Lasl^ie, rear
O'Donnell John, clerk F. Mandlebaum & Sons, r. ii
Louisa
O'Donnell John, cook John Landgraf, r. 414 Sansome
O'Donnell John, cutter Charles Nathan, r. 609 Fulton
O'Donnell John, fireman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E 8
Michigan, bet Shasta and Sierra
WINDOW_SHADES.
Plain, Fringed, Decorated and Embroidered Shades
made to order In any size or style.
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KEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
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Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Market St.
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O'Donnell John, foiindryuian Union Iron Works
O'Donntai John, hostler, r. 17U Clay
O'Dounell John, hostler Omnibus RR.,r. 231 Tehama
O'Donnell John, laborer, r. 512 Mishlon
O'Doiint 11 John, laborer, r. fi44 Sacramento
O'Donnell John, laborer S. F. Qaa Light Co., r. 1621
Buchanan
O'Donnell John, liquor dealer, r. 37 Everett
O'Donnell John, macliiiiist, r. 530 Third
O'Donnell John, shoemaker, r. 2769 Mission
O'Donnell John F., packer Buckingham & Hecht, r.
29 Oak
O'DonnellJobn T., sash and blind maker, r. 29
Twenty third
O'Donnell Joseph E., attorney at law, 534)4 Califor-
nia, r. NW cor Vicksburg and Jersey
O'Donnell Maraartt Mrs., r. 203 Fifteenth
O'Donnell Martin (Donovan & O'Donnell) r. 454 Na-
toiua
O'Donnell Mary, widow, r. 9 Eldrld(?e
O'Donnell Matt(0'Donnell «i McCourt)r. 110 O'Farrell
O'Donnell Michael, asphultum roofer, r. 160 Clara,
rear
O'Donnell Michael, butcher, r. Railroad Av, bet Mon-
tenegro and MDulla
O'Dounell Michael, fireman stmr Arago. r. 029 Front
O'Donnell Michael, groceries and liquors. Seven-
teenth, bet Noe and Castro
O'Donnell Michael, hostler, r. SE cor Honduras and
Keniucky
O'Dounell Michael, laborer, r. 22 Bluxome
O'Donnell Michael, laborer, r. 120 Welsh
O'Donnell Michael, laborer, r. 160 Clara, rear
O'Dounell Michael, laborer, r. NW cor Vicksburg and
Jersey
O'Donnell Michael, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. NE
cor Shasta and Illinois
O'Dounell Michael, laborer Union Iron Works, r. W s
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
O'Donnell Michael, miner, r. 12'.) Jackson
O'Donnell Michael, real estate, r. 1761 Howard
O'Donnell Michael J. (O'Donuell Bros.) r. 18 Rausch
O'Donuell Nellie, widow, r. 330 Goldeu Gate Av
O'Donnell Patrick, bartender, r. 609 Fulton
O'Donnell Patrick, butcher, 927 Bryant, r. 515 Sixth
O'Donnell Patrick, liquor saloon, W s Kentucky, bet
Center and Santa Ulara
O'Donnell Patrick J., bartender Jeremiah Twomey,
r. W R Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
O'Donnell Patrick J., policeman, r. S s Point Lobos
Av, bet First and Second Ays
O'Donnell R, Mrs., r. 216 Minna
O'Donnell Richard, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
330 Golden Gate Av
O'Dounell Roger, real estate, r. 1318 Dupont
O'Donnell Sarah F. Miss, teacher, r. n:<2 Folsom
O'Dounell Thomas, cardriver, r. 726 Folsom
O'Donnell Thomas, engineer, r. 2311 Lombard
O'Donuell Thomas, stonecutter, r. 18 Rausch
O'Donnell Thomas J. (Bailey & O'Donuell) r. 629
Webster
O'Donnell Thomas P , contractor, r. 244 Fell
O'Donnell Timothy, porkpacker Lobos Square Pack-
ing HouKe. r. Black Point
O'Donnell William, laborer J. Macdonough & Co., r.
530 Mission
O'Donnell William, with Potrero and B. V. RB.
O'Donnell Wilhaiu F. (O'Donuell Bros.) r. 18 Rausch
O'Dounell William F., engraver, r. b71 Market
O'Donnell William F., stouecutter, r. 1761 Howard
O'Donnell William J., miner, r. 31 Hawthorne
O'DONNELL & McCOUET
(Mtttt O'Donnell and Putrick B. Mc-
Court) propriftorg Saratoj;a Snleon, 5
Grant Av (turinerly Dupont)
O'Donoghue CornHliuH, salesman O'Connor, MofTatt
& Co., r. 918 Hyde
FRATINGER & CO.
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or ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
105 KEARNY STREET.
THE LATEST IMPROVED
PATENT W.4TER CLOSETS.
SANITARY SEWER CAS TRAPS
Put in by skilled workmen.
NA/_ E_ LAIsTE^
PLUMBER, 605 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
O'Doncisjhue John F.. r. 2138 Mission
O Donohue Jeremiah J., teacher languages, 18 Turk
O'Donohue John, ijrocer, r. 1120 Bryant
O'Donobue Patrick, laborer, r. 143 Dore
O'Donovau Daniel P.. solicitor J. P. Lightbody k Co.
O'Doul August, butcher, r. NW cor Platte and St.
Thomas
O'Donl Edward, butcher, r. cor St. Thomas and
Platta
O'Dwjer James (O'Dwyer & Sons) r. 1242 Mission
O'Dwyer James Jr. (O'Dwyer & Sons) r. 1242 Mission
O'Dwyer James F., clerk Nolan Bros., r. 1503 Golden
Gate Av
O'Dwyer Thomas (O'Dwyer & Sons) r. 1242 Mission
O'Dwyer & S ns (James, James Jr. and Thomas) im-
porters and dealers dry goods, 36-38 Third
O'Farrell C, machinist Onion Ir-in Works
O'Farrell J., shoemaker, r. 787 Folsom
O'Farrell John, pork p.'icker Micheli^sen, Roth & Co.
r. E 8 Potrero Av, bet Alameda and ElDorado
O'Farrell John J., real estate, 624 Sacramento,
r. 20;H5 Howard
O'Farrell Joseph B., laster Buckingham & Hecht, r. 6
Rose Av
O'Fairell Louis J., clerk, r. 417 Eddy
O'Farrell Patrick, bartender, r. 522 Sixth
O'Farrell William J., butcher Patrick F. Canavan, r.
1129 Howard
B^" O'Farrell. See O'Ferrell and Farrell
O'Ferrell William, purser, r. 332 Eighteenth
O' Flaherty Augustine J., teamster, r. 503 Gough
O'Fliherty Dennis, flagman S. P. Co., r. 503 Gough
O'Flaherty Hugh, shoemaker, r. 605 Broadway
O'Flaherty John E., teams er, r. 503 Gough
O'Flaherty Joseph D., collector, r. 503 Gough
O'Flaherty William A., cooper, r. 603 Gough
O'Flanagan Edward, clerk D. Samuels, r. 546 Fif-
teenth
O'Flannigan Peter, shoemaker John G. Schroder
O'Gorman Charles, rsncher, r. 212 First
O'Gorman Frank, stableman, r. 529 Valencia
O'Gorman James, baker, r. 1218 ^ Folsom
O'Gorman John, laborer, r. Corea, bet Platt« and
Yazoo
O'Gorman John M., salesman J. H. Stein & Co., r. 35
Grand Av
O'Gorman Patrick, teamster, r. 215 Linden At
O'Gorman T. V., nurse U. S. Marine Hospital
B^ O'Gorman. See Gorman
O'Grady Annie, domestic 934 Broadway
O'Grady Colman, shoecutter, r. 644 Sacramento
O'Grady James, expressman, cor Clay and Front, r.
410 Fourteenth
O'Grady James, lineman Pac. Bell Tel. Co., r. 1027
Harrison
O'Grady James, longshoreman, r. 605 Fourth
O'Grady John, shoemaker, 1921 Hyde
O'Grady John, waiter, t. iH Klizabeth
O'Grady John C, clerk, r. 39 Everett
O'Grady Michael, ganlener, r. 897 Chestnut
O'Grady Thomas, porter O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
615 Jones
0^- O'Grady. Sae Gradv
0'H«lloran Catherine, widow, r. 709 Howard
O'Halloran Dennis, liquor saloon, 1831 Mission
O'Hallorau Patrick, washer Doyle & Bumsted, r. 246
Third
O'Halloran Timothy, r. 1103 Mason
O'Hanlan Bridget, widow, r, 323 Vallejo
O'Haulon lames F. (James F. O'Haulon & Co.) r.
1625 54 Folsom
O'Hanlon James F. & Co. (James F. O'Hanlon) cloth-
injj, 719 Montgomery, and boots and shoes, 10
Moutnomery Av
O'Hanlon Jeremiah D., stone cutter, r. 321 X Clemen-
tina
O'Hanhm John, boilermaker, r. 610 Pine
IKJ*" O'Hanlon. See Hanlon
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CALIFORNIA
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IMPOBTEBS OI-
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
309, 311, 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
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O'Hira Bernard, bartender, r. 248 Tehama
O'flara Charles, engineer, r. 3 Merchant
O'Hara Edward, r. 248 Tehama
O'Hara Edward, machinist P. M. SS. Co., r. 1204 Fol-
som
O'Hara Edward Jr., machlDist, r. 1204 Folsom
O'Hara Ellen, widow, r. 213 LanRton
O'Hara Francis, peddler, r. cor Powhattan and Siegel
O'Hara Jumes, fisherman, r. 54 Sacramento
O'Hara James, laburer, r. 869 Market
O'Hara John, driver Excelsior Stable, r. ."525)4 Gaary
O'Hara John, fisherman, r. 54 Sacramento
O'Hara John, gardener, r. 525 Geary, rear
O'Hara John, tinamith P. M. SS. To., r. 1204 Folsom
j O'Hara John, tinsmith William Murthan, r. 1117 Bu-
chanan
O'Hara John, waiter, r. 435 Pine
O'Hara Joseph, plumber Bailey & O'Donnell, r. 712 H
Clementina
O'Hara Matthew, longshoreman, r. 225 Filbert
O'Hara Patrick, fireman stmr Queen of the Pacific
O'Hara Patrick, laborer, r. 33 Welsh
O'Hara Patrick, shoemaker, r. 4 Virginia PI
O'Hara Peter, seaman utmr Granada
O'Hara Robert, glove cutter Leak Glove Mnfg Co., r.
cor Powhattan and Siege], B. H.
O'Hara Samuel, hostler, r. Bay District Hotel
O'Hara Samuel, laborer, r, 115 Vallejo
O'Hara Thomas, fireman, r. 626 Davis
O'Hara Thomas, furnished rooms, 550 Mission
O'Hara William, rod pointer Cal. Wire Works, r. 307
Filbert
O'Hara William G., stock clerk W. & I. Steinhart *
Co.. r. 1908 Stockton
O'Hare Joseph M. F., porter, r. 1117 Greenwich
O'Hare J. W., laborer Tatum fc Bowen, r. 415?i Te-
hama
O'Hare Michael, plasterer, r. Ocean View
O'Hare Michael F., molder, r. 362 Third
O'Hare Nelle Miss, fringemaker A. Colombat, r. 10
Thirteenth
»■ O'Hare. See O'Hara
O'Hearn Daniel, longshoieman, r. 2 Zoe PI
O'Hearn Patrick, gripman, r. 1907 Hyde
O'Herne James, laborer, r. 8fi8 Folsom
O'Heme Daniel, laborer, r. Sutro Heights
OHerne William, carpenter, r. 1126 Folsom
O'Hora Edward, laborer, r. 614 5^ second
O'Hore Joseph, plumber, r. 712 M Clementina
O'Hore Mark, helper James K. Prior, r. 712)j Clem-
entina
O'Hore Michael, laborer, r. 712)4 Clementina
O'Hore Michael, molder, r. 362 Third
O'Kane Catherine, widow, laundress Roman Catholic
Orphan Asylum
O'Kane Frank, expressman, r. 1036 Golden Gate Av
O'Kane Frank, horse dealer, r. 46 Quinn
O'Kane James, hackdrlver, r. 871 Market
O'Kane James J., salesman John O'Kane, r. 1125 Mc-
Allister
O'KANE JOHN
importer, dealer
and mnnnfacturer saddles, harness,
etc., 767 Market, and Svliool Director,
r. 1135 McAllister
O'Kane John, livt-ry utable, 1408 Folsom
O'Kane John, office 81 Nevada Block, r. Menlo Park
O'Kane John, wrapper Union Soap Factory, r. 232
Sixth
O'Kane Michael, laborer, r. 241 Fremont
O'Kane Patrick, teamster Union Iron Works, r. NE
cor Indiana and Solano
O'Kane William D. (Cal. Transfer Co.) r. Lick House
O'Keane Edmond. capitali.*t, r. 13 Guerrero
O'Keefe Arttiur, machinist, r. 920 Folnom
O'Keefe Catherine, widow, r. 11 B' urbin PI
O'Keefe Daniel, laborer Empire Foundry, r. 2 Jack-
son PI
O'Keefe Daniel, longshoreman, r. 64 First
O'Ketfe Daniel, millband, r. 333 Jessie
O'Keefe Daniel, painter, r. 30H)4 Folsom, rear
O'Keefe David, laborer, r. 217 Perry
O'Keefe David, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 2fi3 Tehama
O'Keefe David, teamster, r. 5 Russell
O'Keefe Dennis, boilermaker, r. 46 Tehama
O'Keefe Dennis, molder J. G. lis. r. 20« Second
O'Keefe Dennis, sailmaker T. V. Reynolds, r. 24 How-
ard Court
O'Keefe Frank, clerk, r. 1230 Pine
O'Keefe Haunah Mrs., r. 1147 Harrison
O'Keefe J., liquor saloon, 649 Minna
O'Keefe Jeremiah, bakery, 496 Eighth
O'Keefe Jeremiah, laborer, r. NW cor Hartford and
Noe
O'Keefe Jeremiah, porter Baker k Hamilton, p. 2
Vincent
O'Keefe Jeremiah, waiter Pac. Lodging House
O'Keefe John, blacksmith, r. 8 Wall
O'Keefe John, gardener, r. 1419 Larkin
O'Keefe John, groceries and liquors, 115 Twelfth
O'Keefe John, laborer, r. 126 Clinton
O'Keefe John, laborer, r. 1625 Powell
O'Keefe Kate, widow, r. 24 Clara, rear
O'Keefe Margaret Mrs., janitress Grant Primary
School, r. 360 Natoma
O'Ketfe Michael, r. 533 Post
O'Keefe Michael, fireman stmr Gold
O'Keefe Michael, laborer, r. SW cor Wool and Lin-
coin Av, B. H.
O'Keefe Michael, teamster, r. 625 Davis
O'Keefe Patrick, bricklayer, r. 416 Fulton
O'Keefe Patrick, carpenter, r. 724 Brannan-
O'Keefe Patrick, liquors and boarding, 6 Bay
O'Keefe Patrick H., conductor Presidio BB., r. 120S
Union
O'Keefe Stephen R., law etudent P. Reddy, r. 734)6
Howard
O'Keefe Thomas, bellhanger, r. 25334 Clara
O'Keefe Thomas, woolcarder, r. 5 Rufisell
O'Keefe Timothy, laborer, r. 2 Jackson PI
O'Keefe Timothy, laborer Tatum & Bowen, p. 637
Mission
O'Keefife James, packer E. T. Anthony & Co., r. 229
Clara
O'Keeffe James, pianofinisher, r. 213 Nineteenth
O'KeeffeJohn. teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., r. N »
Sierra, bet Michigan and Georgia
O'Keeffe M., steward Russ House
O'Keeffe Patrick J., laborer, r. 816 Lyon
O'Keeffe Peter, seaman stmr Madrona
O'Keelfe Peter K., collector Harrison St. Wharf, r.
NW cor Twenty-fifth and Church
O'Keeffe'Thomas J., bookkeeper New England Mu-
tual Life Inn. Co., r. Oakland
«»■ O'Keeffe. See Keefo
O'Leary A., physician, 808 Twenty-fourth
O'Leary Ann. widow, r. 614 Jones
O'Leary Cornelius, laborer S. F. Bridge Co., r. Kea-
tucky, bet Sierra and Nevada
O'Leary Cornelius, spaman, r. 812 Kesrny
O'Leary Daniel, bootblack, r. 319 Twenty-ninth
O'Leary Daniel, laborer, r. 8 O'Farrell Alley
O'Leary Daniel, painter, r. 238 Seventh
O'Leary Daniel F., foreman Pioneer White Lead and
Color Works, p. 733 Hayes
O'Leary David, r. 1621 Webster
O'Leary Dennis, blacksmith, r. 319 Twenty-ninth
O'Leary Fergus, r. Grand Hotel
O'Leary James, editor Journal of Commerce, i. 1021
Webster
O'Leary James, livery stable. 2113 Pine
O Leary James, peddler, r. 434 Shipley
O'Leary James, shoemaker, r. 45 Ecker
O'Leary James Jr., butcher, r. 434 Shipley
O'Leary Jeremiah, bootblack, r. 319 Twenty-ninth
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING
TO OEDEB AND EEADY-MADE.
Corner SIOKTOOaiEBY and SCTTER STS.
WASHINGTON Fire lis. Co. of Boston] ''2iS;'.\-,r;??,''|^°.°H^rrd'
HICKS & JUDO, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
O'LE
919
O'NE
Leary Jeremiah. sbaTfir J. 0. Rued & Co., r. 601 Ji
Sixth
Leary John, bollermaVer, r. 68 Natoma
Leary Ji^hn, citrk, r. Hi 8 Keariiy
Leary Johu, cutter clothing dept. U. 8. A., r. Oak-
land
Leary John, liquor saloon, 640 Green
Leary John, patternmaker, r. Michigan, bet Napa
and Shasta
Leary Ji)hn, Bhofimaker, r. 319 Twenty-ninth
Leary Jnlts, widow, r. 457 Jpesie, rear
Leary Kate, domeetic 424 Eddy
Leary Kate Mrts., Kroceries, 45 Ecker
Leary Kate R. Miss, tpaclier South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 2116 Howard
Leary Lawrence. longBboriman. r. 229 Harrison
Leary Mary, widow, r. 1908 !< Ellis
Leary Mary, domestic 1118 Sutter
Leary Nicholas, bollermaker, r. 68 Natorn*
Leary Patrick, laborer, r. 1147 Harrison
Leary Pal rick, labon-r Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W a
Tennessee, bet Solauo and Mariposa
Leary Patrick, teamster Lafayette Brewery, r. 728)4
Green
Leary Sarah, widow, r. Trinidad, bet Jamea and
Kaskaskia
Leary T., laborer P. M. SB. Co.
Lewry Thomas, butcher, r. Trinidad, bet JamM and
Kansas
Leary Timothy, hostler, r. 2 Warren PI
Leary Timothy, hostler, r. 1310 Nafnma
Leary Timothy, shoemaker, r. 58 Minna
Leaiy W., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Leary William, r.434 Shipley
Leary William J., bookkeeper Stein, Simon k Co.,
r. 503 Pf>well
Leary William P., carpenter S. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. 706 Brannan
Leon ChHrles, carpenter, r. 915 Eighteenth
Laugblin Frank, ironer S. F. Laundry
Laugh lin GeorRe, r. 120 Fourth
LauKhlin Patrick, porter Ftmr Umatilla
Loghlen Andrew J., accountant, r. 404 Qroft
Loghlen Marie E., dressmaking, R2H Hayes
Loghl^n Michael L., gripman Market St RR., r.
628 Hayes
LoRblln Nellie Miss, teacher South Coemopolltan
Grammar School, r. 116 Tnrk
Loughlin James, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 408 Hyde
Mahoney H., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
1405 Devisafiero
Mahoney Michael, porter Kutz & Murr, r. 512 How-
ard
Malley Addle Miss, teacher Powell St. Primary
School, r. 3 Highland Terrace
'Malley Austin J., foreman L. D. Stone & Co.. r. 734
Post
Malley Austin O., harnessmaker L. D. Stone & Co.,
r. 734 Post
Malley Bridget, domestic 2402 Mission
Malley Charles, policeman, r. 219 Fair Oaks
Malley Charles, tinner, r. 2708 Polk
Malley Edward, furniture mover, r. 202 Sixtk
Malley Hannah, widow, r. 511 Howard
Malley James, carpeuter r. 504 Fulton
Malley James J., chief engineer U. S. Appraisers'
Bldg, r. 304 Sixth
Malley John, laborer, r. 358 Minna
Malley John, teamster, r. 164 Jessie
'Malley Mary, widow, r. 1318 Dupont
Malley Mary, burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 427 Krancisco
'Malley Mary, domestic 814 Lombard
Malley M. Hosking, widow, r. 1201 California
Malley Michael J., tailor, 763 Mission
'Malley Owen, laborer, r. 268 Stevenson
Malley Owen, teamster John Middleton, r. 24 Turk
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIEUMO-EI.ECTRIC
mm anl TORKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Baths Giyei.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
GARDEN HOSE,
LAWN SPRINKLERS, HOSE MENDERS,
HOSE COUPLINGS, HOSE PIPES.
W. E. LANE, Plumber,
606 KEARNT STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 314.
O'Mulley Patrick, fruit and vegetables, 2102 Mission
O'Malley Stephen, horseshoer Martin O'Dea, r. 368
Minna
O'Malley Thomas F., law student with Charles Wltt-
rara, 224 Montgomery, r. 734 Post
O'Malley Thomas J., boatman, r. 1 Varennes
O'Malley Thomas J., rigger, r. 1 Varennes
O'Malley Walter, laborer, r. 606 Sixth
O'Malley William F., laboVer, r. 268 Stevenson
O'Mara Daniel, laborer, r. 26!^ Rausch, rear
O'Mura John, blacksmith, r. Cumberland, nr Sanchez
O'Mara John, trackman Market St. RR., 21 Rose Av
O'Mara Patrick, laborer, r. 26 J4 Rausch
0 Meara Dennis, liquor saloon, Point Lobos, bet
Second and Third Avs
O'Meara Edward, bookkeeper Madison & Bnrke, r,
859 Folsom
O'Meara James J., longshoreman, r. 22)4 Clementina
O'Meara John, expressman, cor California and Front,
r. 113W Shipley
O'Meara Michael, drayman, r. 859 Folsom
O'Meara Miihael, enijineer, r. 34 Natoma
O'Meara Philip, hostler, r. 1017 Polk
O'Meara Richard, clerk George W. Glbbs b Co., r.
1017 Polk
O'Meara Timothy, driver City RR., r. 129 Fifteenth
O'Meara William, shoemaker, r. 209 Leidesdorff
O'Neal A. V., widow, r. 512 Eddy
O'NeHl Annie, domestic 310 Broadway
O'Neal Kittle Miss, r. 1726 Jessie
O'Neal M. L. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Grammar School,
r. 1702 Washington
O'Neale Hiram, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 2538
Folsom
O'Neale William T., mining, r. 713 Taylor
O'Neil A. Mrs., r. 1638 West Mission
O'Neil Andrew W., laborer, r. 129 Freelon
O'Neil Annie F., artist, r. 112 Turk
O'Neil Bernard, bollermaker, r. 823 Howard
O'Neil Charles, policeman, r. 2018 Stockton
O'Neil Charles, stevedore, r. 222 Sansome
O'Neil Charles Jr.. hackdriver. r. 1315 Stockton
O'Neil Cornelius, shipbuilder, r. 179 Clara
O'Neal Daniel, finisher Buckingham & Heoht, r. 403
Tehama
O'Neil Daniel, laborer, r. 16 Gilbert
O'Neil Daniel, laborer, r. 433 Shipley
O'Neil Daniel seaman, r. 23)4 Silver
O'Neil Daniel, stableman, r. 29 Hoff At
O'Neil Daniel, undertaker, r. 631 Natoma
O'Neil Daniel F., foreman Union Iron Works, r. 126
Ridley
O'Neil Daniel J., laborer, r. 2720 Polk
O'Neil Daniel J., molder, r. 311 Waller
O'Neil Daniel M., blacksmith, r. E « Castro, nr Henry
O'Neil Dennis, coalpasser stmr Coliina
O'Neil Dennis, gnsfltter, r. 641 Commercial
O'Neil Dennis, foreman, r. 713 Oai
O'Neil Dennis J., barber, 495 HaiKht, r. 311 Waller
O'Neil Dora Miss, leas and coffee. 2200 Fillmore
O'Neil Edward, machinist, and extraman Engine No.
7, r. 610 Seventeenth
O'Neil Edward, molder McCormick Bros., r. 1026
Folsom
O'Neil Edward, watcLman J. J. O'Brien b Co., r. 451
Octavia
O'Neil Edward J., packer, r. 451 Octavia
O'Neil Ellen, r. 40H Tehama
O'Neil Euifene, laborer, r. S s State, opp Collingwood
O'Neil Felix, foreninn The Brunswick-Blake-Collen-
der Co.. r. 239H Market
O'Neil Florence, widow, r. 112 Tnrk
O'Neil Florence J., salesman J. J. O'Brien b Co.. r.
403 Tehama
O'Neil Frank, compositor, r. 2398 Market
O'Neil Frank, driver Wells, FarKO* Co., r. 535 Seventh
ONell George, jewelerv case maker, r. 2398 Market
O'Neil George D.. cashier KiUlp & Co., r. 722 Waller
W. B. BANCROFT & CO,
49 FIRST ST.
TBLSPHOKB 89.
FINE PRINTING
FKOM NEW TYPE.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSKTS OVER FIVE MII.T.IONS.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO., General AgenU.
O'NE
920
O'NE
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO,
IMPOBTEBS OP
monxr
11^ E3,
FOR OAS, STEAM AND "WATER.
Pipe Flttlnga. all Sizes.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
O'Neil George H., porter, r. 3 White
O'Neil George P., boilermaker, r. 809 Twenty-fourth
O'Neil H., r. 134 Fourth
O'Neil Henry, tailor Hnd extraman Hook and Ladder
No. 4, r. 1214 Pacific
O'Neil Henry C, braasfounder, r. 809 Twenty-fourth
O'Neil Henry 0., undertaker O'Connor & Sheehy, r.
767 MiSBlon
O'NeilJames, hostler Theodore B. Ross, r; 639 Geary
O'Neil James, niillhand, r. 221 Fifth
O'Neil James, silversmith W. K. Vanderslice & Co.,
r. 1000 Montgomery
O'Neil James, nightwatchmsn, 416 Montgomery, r.
535 Seventh
O'Neil James, with Michael Harrigan, r. 566 Mission
O'Neil J. E., machinist Union Iron Works
O'Neil Jeremiah, r. 1631 Mission
O'Neil Jeremiah D. J., iron molder, r. 311 Waller
O'Neil J. J., waiter, r. 607 Natoma
O'Neil Johanna, widow, r. NW cor Fifteenth and
Valencia
O'Neil John, boatman, r. Meiggs Wharf
O'Neil John, porter U. S. Appraisers' Building, r. 421
Stevenson
O'Neil John, fireman stmr Granada, r. 317 Vallejo
O'Neil John, lamplighter, and fireman Engine No. 7,
r. 8 Oamp
O'Neil John, laborer, r. 26 Turk
O'Neil John, optician, r. 41 Fifth
O'Neil John, painter, r. 15 Jessie
O'Neil John, salesman, r. 16 M Gilbert, rear
O'Neil John, stableman, r. 1127 Market
O'Neil John, steamboat fireman, r. 537 Second
O'Neil John, waiter William J. Davis, r. 316 Fourth
O'Neil John C, fireman, r. 709 Natoma
O'Neil John 0. B., plumber John P. Doherty, r. 6
Church
O'Neil John F., carpenter, r. 23 Sixth
O'Nill John J., clerk Wells, Fargo & Co.,r. 1.38 Gough
O'Neil John M., plumber, r. 809 Twenty-fourth
O'Neil John P., plumber, r. 3 White
O'Neil John P., teamster, r. 36 Clay
O'Neil Joseph, foreman S. F. Bridge Co., r. E B Ten-
nessee, bet Sierra and Napa
O'Neil Joseph, teamster, r. 8 White
O'Neil Kate, domestic 333 Guerrero
O'Neil Lawrence, liquor saloon. 317 Pacific
O'Neil Lawrence D , waiter, r. 3 White
O'Neil Margaret, widow, r. 230 Clara '
O'Neil Martin, warehouseman, r. 1708 Jessie
O'Xeil Mary, widow, r. 362 Jessie
O'Neil Mary, widow, r. 622^ Natoma
O'Neil Mary, widow, r. 809 Twenty-fourth
O'Neil Mary, widow, r. 1631 Mission
O'Neil Mary, domestic 834 Turk
O'Neil Maurice, waiter, r. 438 M Jessie
O'Neil Michael, bellhanger, r. 9 St. Mary's
O'Neil Michael, seamnn stmr Alameda
O'Neil Michael C, waiter, r. 6 Alice
O'Neil Michael T.. r. 309 Lombard
O'Neil Michael J., trunkmaker, r. 316 Seventh
O'Neil Nellie Mi«8, teacher music, r. 112 Turk
O'Neil Patrick, butcher, r. Corea, bet Savannah and
Plattfl
O'Neil Patrick, laborer, r. 1304 Montgomery
O'Neil Patrick, maohiniat UHion Iron Works
O'Neil a., steel worker Pac. Boiling Mill
O'Neil T. C, bellman Palace Hotel
O'Neil Thomas, r. F06>^ Powell
O'Neil Thomas, carpenter, r. 10« Langton
O'Neil Thomas, contra tor, r. 713 Oak
O'Neil ThomHS, engineer, r. 331 Montgomery
O'Neil Thomas, maiblecutter, r. 702 Brannan
O'Neil Thomas, sewerman L. E. Clawson & Co., r.
6H5 Natoma
O'Neil Thomas, hostler, NE cor Pierce and Eddy
O'Neil Thomas C, blacksmith S. A. Wlnall, r. 317
Third
F., pressman A. J. Leary,
136
743
O'Neil Thomas
Gough ,
O'Neil Timothy, tailor, r. 311 Waller
O'Neil Timothy J., head porter City Hallg,
Harrison
O'Neil W., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
O'Neil William, hostler, r. 2i'l First
O'Neil William, laborer, r. 40554 Fifth
O'Neil William, laborer, r. 2224 Post
O'Neil Wllliflm J., butcher, r. W s Railroad Av, bet
Servia and Paraguay
O'Neil William J., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 349X
Minna
O'Neil William J., teamster, r. 207 Eighth
O'Neill Annie, widow, r. 15 Jansen
O'Neill C, machinist Union Iron Works
O'Neill Catherine, widow, r. 945 Mission
O'Neill Charles, broker, r. 2S0 Miuna
O'Neill Charles, cigarmiker, r. 120.'> Stockton
O'Neill Charles, upholsterer, r. 11 Hopeton Terrace
O'Neill Charlf-8 P., night watchman Nevada Bank, r.
1005}<S NHtoma
O'Neill Cornelius, varnlsher, r. 235 Stevenson
O'Neill Daniel, r. 1608 J« Stevenson
O'Neill Edward, contractor, r. 1315 O'Farrell
O'Neill Edward, laborer, r. 508 Francisco
O'Neill Edward, laborer S. P. Co., r. 773 Harrison
O'Neill Edward T. Rev., prior Dominican Monastery,
NW cor Steiiier and Bush
O'Neill Edward W., teamster, r. 1305 Montgomery
O'NhiII Ellen Mrs., widow, r. 239 Fifth
O'Neill Eugene, luml>erman, r. 447 H First
O'Neill Felix, engineer, r. .54 Sacramento
O'Neill Francis, night watchman Palace Hotel, r. 613
Howard
O'Neill Francis, horseshoer, 106 Golden Gate Av, r.
554 Stevenson
O'Neill Frank, clerk, r. 86 Everett
O'Neill Frank, pressman John Henderson, r. 1304
Montgomery
O'Neill Frederick, molder McCormick Bros., r. 233
Third
O'Neill George, boilermaker, r. 131 Perry, rear
O'Neill Henry S., chimney sweep, 407 Bush, r. Stan-
ton nr Ocean House Road
O'Neill Hugh, butcher, S s Falkland, nr Railroad At
O'Neill Hugh, lumberman, r. 37 Kitch
O'Neill Hugh H., hackman, r. 850 Howard
O'Neill James J., painter Palace Hotel, r. 515 Minna
O'Neill John, confectioner, r. 202 Sixth
O'Neill John, foreman Park and Ocean RR., r. First
Av, nr Park and Ocean RR. carhouses
O'Neill John, laborer, r. E s Tennessee, bet Sierra
and Napa
O'Neill John, liquor saloon, SW cor St. Thomas and
Yazoo
O'Neill John, machinist, r. 837 Folsom
O'Neill John, painter John Q. Edmondson, r. 328 Jes-
sie
O'Neill -John, plasterer, r. W s Vermont, bet Hum-
boldt and Nevada
O'Neill John, salesman, r. 636 Minna, rear
O'Neill John, stevedore, r. 27 Ritch
O'Neill John, teamster, and extraman Hose No. 7
O'Neill .Tohn E., baKer W. J. Davis, r. 309 Minna
O'Neill John H., papermaker, r. 431 Minna
O'Neill John I., teacher music, r. 2008 O'Farrell
O'Neill John J., waiter stmr Santa Rosa
O'Neill John L., porter, r. 16 )« Gilbert, rear
O'Neill Joseph, seaman stmr Willamette
O'Neill Joseph C, r. 1114 Stelner
O'Neill Joseph J., printer, r. 405 Kearny
O'Neill Joseph P., salesman Percy Beamish, r. Ala-
meda
O'Neill Kate, widow, r. 621 Second
O'Neill Mamie, compositor, r. 508 Francisco
O'Neill Margaret, widow, r. 48 Louisa
O'Neill Margaret, widow, r. 928 McAllister
UPHOLSTERY.
WHOLESALE AND nETAIL
W. & J. SLOANE &, CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL,.-
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manafacturers of Sliow Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
CM IDCC CYTDR RDV '^ "»*"'*' P'"°''°°to' t^e finest Orapee of IARPAO HARASHHY 4 CO.
CbLirOL LA I nH Uni~( tbeWorm. But do addmun of Brandy. )' 530 WASEHTOTO^ STREET.
O'NE
921
O'EO
m
'Neill Margaret, widow, r. NE cor Bryant Av and
Center
•Neill Margaret Mrs., bakery, 41 Fifth
•Neill Mary A., widow, r. 316 Folaoin
•Neill Michael, r. S 8 Tweuty-tifth, bet Dolores and
Church
'Neill Michael, fireman stmr City of Chester, r. 515
Howard
'Neill Michael, lumberman, r. 37 Bitch
'Neill Michael J., salesman O'Banion & Dagenais,
r. 617 Eddy
'Neill Mosi'S, harnesomaker, r. 530 Sixth
'Neill Nellie Miss, clKarmaker, r. 316 Folsom
'NefU Patrick, barber H. H. Penn, r. 202 Ji Town-
send
'Neill Patrick, brakeman S. P. Co., r. Dolores, bet
Twenty-fifth and Tweuty-slxth
'Neill Patrick, machinist, r. :109 Thirtieth
■Neill Patrick, prorluce dealer, r. S 8 Twenty fifth,
bet Dolore-( ami Church
•Neill Richard, capitalist, 19 Nevada Block, r. SW
cor Santa Clara aud York
'Neill Richard Jr., clerk Nevada Bank, r. SW cor
Santa Clara and York
'Neill Robert, watertender stmr Oregon, r. 124 Perry
■Neill Robert F., machinist C. H. Evans, r. 1949
Geary
'Neill Stephen, lumberman, r. 37 Rltch
'Neill Terreuce, dairy, cor Jefferson Av and Koa-
clusco
'N'-ill Terrence, miner r. SW cor Sansome and
Pacific
Neill Theodore A., painter, r. 1949 Geary
'Nfill Thomas, carpt'nter, r. 1631 West Mission
'Neill Thomas, laborer, r. 46 Jessie
'Neill Thomas, laborer Pac. Iron Works, r. 512 How-
ard
'Neill Thomas H., longshoreman, r. 26 5^ Welsh
'Neill Thomas J., manager Philip Kennedy k Co., r.
2215 Devisadero
'Neill William, hostler J. H. Swain, r. 417 Folsom
'Npill William H., r. 522 Jessie
'Neill William J., clerk Truman, Isham b Hooker,
r. 1208 Twentieth
'Neill William J., driver fioss' Express, r. 424 Broad-
way
'Neill William J., porter Bacon ft Co., r. 1819 Green-
wich
■Neill Wmtam R., with Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 2215
Devisadero
'Nrill William W., r. 1039 Mission
r O'Neill. See O'Neal and O'Niel
'Nial Joshua, bookkeeper The Hibernia Savings and
I>oan Soc, r. 712 Leavenworth
■Quigley John, salesman, r. 356 Minna
■Reagan Bartholomew, groceries and liquors, 241
Stevenson
■Rt-agan Ellen, widow, r. 140 Fell
■Regan Patrick, butcher, r. Manitoba, bet Susque-
hanna and St. John
'Reilly Cornelius, porter Erlanger k Galinger, r.
434 Minna
■Reilly David, machinist r. 41 Clarence PI
Reilly Edward, capitalist, r. 274 Minna
'KelUy Edward J. P., packer, r. 340 Third
■Keilly Francis, machinist, r. 41 Clarence PI
•Reilly J., millhand Pac. Rolling Mill
•Rfilly James, boot crimper, r. 5^ Sherwood PI
'Reilly James, compositor, r. 915 Post
'Reilly James, exprei^sman, r. 36 Quinn
■Reilly James, grocer, 416 Third, r. 612 Seventeenth
■Reilly James, machinist, r. 41 Clarence PI
■Reilly Jeremiah, liquor saloon, SE cor Twenty-fifth
and Valencia
'Reilly Jeremiah, teamster, r. Teneriffe, bet St.
John and Tombigbee
'EelUy Jeremiah Jr., shoemaker, r. SE oor Twenty-
fifth and Valencia
FRATINGER & CO.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
JERSEY WAISTS.
NEWEST GOODS. LATEST STYLES. LOWEST PRICES.
105 KEARNY STREET.
ROOFING,
RAIN WATER PIPES, GUTTERS and VALLEYS
MADE AND REPAIRED.
Roofa of all kinds made Water TlD^lit. | ;~
W. E ."l a N E ,
PLXTMBEB, 505 KBABNT STREET.
Eetabllahed 1860. Telephone 315.
O'Reilly John, laborer, r. 46 Tehama
O'Reilly John, real estate, r. 1919 Mason
O'Reilly John P., bricklayer, r. 36QulDn
O'Reilly John P., liquor saloon, NW cor Summer and
Spring, r. 613 Pine
O'Reilly Joseph, boilermaker Bisdon Iron Works, r.
1209 )i Bryant
O'Reilly Mary, domestic 1312 Jackson
O'Reilly Mary E. Mrs., bakery, SE cor Twenty-fifth
and Valencia
O'Reilly Michael, miner, r. 22 Turk, rear
O'Reilly Michael, porter Erlanger & Galinger, r. 434
Minna
O'Reilly Michael J., clerk, r. 1212 Howard
O'Reilly Patrick, baker J. Collopy, r. 953 Bryant
O'Reilly Patrick, carpet layer Frank G. Edwards r.
2516 Post
O'Reilly Patrick, contractor, r. 2060 Folsom
O'Reilly Patrick, fireman, r. 1214 Larkin
O'Reilly Patrick, hosier, r. 909 Shotwell
O'Reilly Patrick, laborer, r. W s Church, nr Twenty-
fifth
O'Reilly Patrick, upholsterer, r. 2516 Post
O'Reilly Patrick, wood and coal, 915 Post
O'Reilly Patrick S., collector C&iet Wharfinger's
Office, r. 107 Turk
O'Reilly Peter, r. 1605 O'Farrell
O'Reilly Peter, groceries aud liquors, E 8 San Bruno
Road, nr Twenty eighth
O'Reilly Peter I., printer, r. 1605 O'Farrell
O'Ktilly Philip, carpenter, r. 1017 Y'ork
O'Reilly Robert J., laborer Omnibus RR., r. 116 Perry
O'Reilly Thomas, Ihborer, r. 30 Madison Av
O'Reilly Thomas, laborer, r. 469 Tehama
O'Reilly Thomas, shoemaker, r. 30 Madison Av
O'Reilly Thomas, waiter stmr Santa Rosa. r. 60 Annie
O'Reilly William, brooiiimaker Lambert Van Laak, r.
SW cor Twenty.fifth and Valencia
^-O'Reilly. See Reilly and Riley
O'Riordan Timothy, plasterer, r. 2911 HarrisoH
«^"0'Riordan. See Reardon, Rearden and Riordan
O'Rorke Patrick, bla< ksmith, W s Mission Road, nr
Onondaga Av, r. London, nr China Av, ExceUior
Homestead
O'Rorke William, hostler, r. 514 Lombard
O'Rourke Mrs., janitress Five-Mile School
O'Rourke Bartholomew, shoefltter R. A. Bourne, r. 43
Natoma
O'Rourke Edward, salesman Owen McCabe, r. 16
Washington Av, B. H.
O'Rourke Eugene, bookkeeper, r. 232 Page
O'Rourke Frank, helper Fulton Iron Works, r. 1240
Mission
O'Rourke Henry M., engineer, r. 1222 Union
O'Rourke Hugh, r. 232 Page
O'Rourke James, cooper Coos Bay Stave and Lumber
Co.. r. 616 Sixth
O'Rourke James, storekeeper, r. 537 Second
O'Rourke John (Lynch* O'Rourke) r. E 8 IlIlBOis,
bet Napa and Lena PI
O'Rourke John, actor, r. 17 Oak
O'Rourke John, horseBhoer, 209 Ellis
O'Rourke John, laborer, r. 215 Minna
O'Rourke John, fireman, r. 573 Howard
O'Rourke John, woodturner, 220 Steuart, r. 304 Eighth
O'Rourke John F., carpenter, r. 120 Austin
O'Rourke Magi;ie Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 232 Page
O'Rourke Martin, painter, r. 210 Eleventh
O'Rouike Michael, carpenter, r. 7:i9 Clementina
O'Rourke Michael, cigars aud tobacco, 147 Third, r.
23 ■« Silver
O'Rourke P., shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg k Co., r.
1638 Missiou
O'Rourke Patrick, carpenter, r. 120 Austin
O'Rourke Patrick, molder, r. 2813 Clay
O'Rourke Patriik, tanner, Potrero Av, bet Twenty-
first and Twenty-second
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JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
9fannft»c(ur«r of every deiwrlption of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
4S to 5U Beale Street. Sau »ajiei»co.
RnlSnO- Prf»««fk4 TBUHAN, ISHAM & HOOKER, 421-427 Market St. HAY,IU1>1S»
oaiing rrebdca. hop, wooii. ra«. and oitcHiiiiiA presses.
O'KO
922
OAK
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IJO>OBTEB8 or
GALVANIZED AND GOMMON
All Sizes and Numbers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
O'Rourie Patrick, teamster, r. 357 Twelfth
O'Bourke Patrick J., -wool grader, r. 17 Oak
O'Rourke Peter, r. 1004 Bryant
O'Rourke Robert, Kboemaker. r. 430 Natoraa
O'Rourke Robert, teamster, r. 831 Fiftpenth
O'Ronrke Thomas, black8mith, r. 210 Elerenth
O'Rourke Thomas, horseshoer John O'Rourke, r. 209
Ellis
O'Rourke Thomas, laborer freight dept S. P. Co., r.13
Oheslejr
O'Rourke 'Thomas, painter, r. 621 Minna
O'Rourke Thomss, paver, r. 116 Ivy Av
O'Rourke Timothy, fireman, r. 23^ Silver
O'Ronrke William, horseshoer John O'Rourke, r. 409
Ellis
t^ O'Rourke. See Rourke
O'Shaughnessy Hannah, widow, r. 26 Langton
O'Shaughnessy James, groceries and liquors, 1031
Howard
O'Shaughnessy James, leiter carrier, r. 8 Olive Court
O'shaughnesBv John, clerk, r. 8 Olive Court
O'ShaughnesBy John, laborer, r. E s Kearny, nr Bay
O'Shaughnessy Joseph, upholsterer, r. 24 Linden Av
O'Shaughnessy Martin, groceries, 138 Second, r. 113
Natoma
O'Shaughnessy Michael, car cleaner 8. P. Co., r. 1043
Folsom
O'Shaughnessy Michael, salesman P. Flanigan, r. 35
Grand Av ,
O'Shaughnessy Michael M., civil engineer, r. 110
Hyde
O'Shaughnessy Peter O., clerk, r. 8 Olive Court
O'Shaughnessy William, clerk, r. 1043 Folsom
O'Shaughnessy William J., butcher, 3277 Mission, and
6 Grand Arcade Market, r. 118 Langton
t^ O'Shaughnessy. See Sbaughnessy
O'Shea Ann, widow, r. 7 Hunt
O'Shea Cornelius, peddler, r. W s Folsom, nr Preclta
AV, B. H.
O'Shea Daniel, laborer, r. NW cor Bryant and Preston
PI
O'Shea Dennis, glass blower S. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. 26 Garden
O'Shea Edward, laborer, r. 221 Eighth
O'Shea James J., plumber, r. N s California Av, bet
Capp and Howard, B. H.
O'Shea Jeremiah, liquor saloon, 1144 Folsom
O'Shea John, deputy Sheriff, r. 306 Fell
O'Shea John F., engineer, r. 19 Clinton
O'Shea Richard (Allen & O'Shea) r. 311 Fourth
O'Shea Thomas, waiter, r. 514 Stevenson
O'Shea Thomas, weigher, r. 102 Bay
O'Shea Thomas H., policeman, r. NW cor Bryant and
Preston PI
O'Shea Timothy, r. 222 Minna
B^ O'Shea. See Shea
O'Snllivan Andrew, r. 829 Mission
O'Sullivan Cornelius, peddler r. 3 Sharon
O'SuUivan Cornelius D., capitalist and (Sullivan,
Kelly k Co.) r. 1025 Bush
O'SuUivan Cornelius D. Jr.. clerk, r. 1025 Bush
O'SuUivan Daniel, r. 167 Minna
O'Snllivan Daniel, contractor, 330 Pine, room 11, r. 88
Ninth
O'Sullivan Daniel, miner, r. 261 First
O'SuUivan Dennis, tailor, r. 863 Market
O'Sullivan Dennis M., bartender Charles G. Butler,
r. 2602 Mission
O'Sullivan Edward, barber, r. N 8 Dominica, bet St.
John and Susquehanna
O'Sullivan Eugene P., bartender The Wine House, r.
537 Stevenson
O'Sullivan Hanora, widow, r. E 8 Nebraska, bet Hum-
boldt and Nevada
O'SuUivan Honora Mrs., r. 1753 Mission
O'SuUivan James, r. 310 Montgomery Av
O'Sullivan James D., engineer, r. 8 Silver
O'Sullivan James P., bricklayer, r. 1716 Jessie
O'Sullivan James P., teacher Industrial School
O'Sullivan Jeremiah, trader, r. 31 Crocker
O'Sullivan J. H., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 1111 Broadway
O'Sullivan John, boilermaber, r. 30 Louisa
O'Sullivan John D., second-hand books. 1117 Market
O'Sullivan Margaret, widow, r. 432 Ninth
O'Sullivan Michael (P. O'Sullivan & Son) and artist,
r. 1069 Howard
O'Sullivan Michael H., cutter U. W. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 2104 Devlsadero
O'Sullivan Michael J., policeman, r. 1331H Vallejo
O'Sullivan Michael T., carpenter, r. 5 Sumner
O'Sullivan P., keeper Sixth Street Bridge
O'SuUivan P. * Son (Patiick and Michael) barbers,
10fi9 Howard
O'Sullivan Patrick (P. O'Sullivan 6 Son) r. 1069
Howard
O'Sullivan Patrick, laborer, r. 607 Sixth
O'SuUivan Patrick, miner, r. 2 Rose Av
O'Sullivan Patrick D., r.l763 Mission
O'SuUivan Patrick D. Jr., organist, r. 1753 Mission
O'SuUivan Thomas J., teamster, r. 6745^ Natoma
O'Sullivan Timothy, laborer, r. 1 Elilridge
O'.Sullivan Timothy J., laborer, r. 1 Eldndge
«»■ O'Sullivan. See Sullivan
O'Toole Alexander L., painter, r. 277 Stevenson
O'Toole Christopher, porter, r. 10 Lynch
O'Toole Coleman, rigger, r. 4 Pringle Court
O'Toole Daniel, laborer, r. Randall, bet Chenery and
Palmer
O'Toole George, painter, r. 212^ Langton
O'Toole Hugh, laborer, r. 6 Bruce PI
O'Toole James, bricklayer, r. 17 Tehama
O'Toole James, dyer. r. 1 Sheridan
O'Toole James, fireman stinr Knight No. 2
O'Toole James, telegraph operator, r. 11 Lynch
O'Toole Jeremiah, dyer J. U. Rued k Co, r. 317 Elev-
enth
O'Toole John A., engineer, r. 2 Tehama
O'Toole John F., porter Lick House
O'Toole Lawrence, plumber, r. 11 Lynch
O'Toole M. C, oculist and aurist, 11-13 St. Ann's
Bldg, r. Berkeley
O'Toole Patrick, foreman Will & Finck,r. 855 Folsom
•ST O'Toole. See Toole
O. Kai «fc Co., importers Japanese goods, 54T
Washington
Oak Henry L., librarian Bancroft Library, r. 1538
Valencia
Oak Street Primary School, Miss Jennie A. Forbes
principal, NE cor O-ik and Devisadero
Oakes Arthur A., confectionery, 1189 Market, r. 476
Jessie
Oakes George W., carpetlayer and extraman Hook
and Ladder No. 1. r. 35 Perry
Oikes George W., varnisher, r. 1603 Stevenson
Oak" B J. N., porter Stearns, Worden k Co., r. 151
Shipley
Oakes Tbomis J., lineman, r. 1603 Stevenson
Oakland and Alameda Parcel Delivery, Charles Fos-
ter proptr. S. P. Co.'s ferry bldg, foot of Market
Oakland Evening Tribune, Adams Bros, man-
agers San Francisco otBce, 420 California
Oakland Ferry, foot of Market
Oakland Gas Light and Heat Co., John A. Brittan sec-
retary, S. F. oflSce 604 Commercial
Oakland Home Fruit Co., Marks & Wlswell
proprietors, olBce 116 Front
Oakland Home Insurance Co. (of Oakland)
Courad & Maxwell managers, 421 California
OAKLEY AARON D.
rubber stamps, stencils and aeal
presses, 3!39 Sansome, r. 14:06 ^j Du-
pont
Oakley Charles M., general agent Mutual Reserve
Fund Life Assn, 314 Montgomery, r. 208 Jones
TKCE BEST
OVERCOATS
For MEN and BOYS at
THE HASTINGS"
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUHER STS.
ii
IMPERIAL Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SSrrOM, AssL Uaigu.
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
OAK
923
ODD
Oakley Edward D., clerk George J. Theobald & Co., r.
OHkland
Oakley Frank, clerk general freight office S. P. Co., r.
317 Eddy
Oakley Gilbert H., master stnir Carolinp. r. Napa.Cal.
Oakley Jennie Mr»., dreBaoiaker, r. iOO Fair Ouks
Oakley John R., laborer, r. 26 Steuart
Oakley Paul, clerk Hall'g Safe and Lock Co., r. 2300
Webster
Oakley Peter E., merchant, r. 2421 Buchanan
Oakley Robert O., real estate agent, 238 Montg.omery,
r. 1609 Golden Gate Av
Oakley William, bricklayer and contractor, r. 200
Ftilr Uaks
Oaksbett E. Mrs., widow, r. 1510 Polk
Gates Charles, janitor, r. 871 Market
Gates Hardy H., cook. r. 1120 Mission
Gates James, plasterer, r. SW cor Ellis and Brodcrlck
Gates Martin, longtihoremin. r. 13 Federal
Gates Martin, miner, r. 902 Montgomery
Gates Michael, helpur Fulton Iron Iron Works, r. 212
First
Oates Timothy, ship carpenter, r. 15 Federal
Oatman Frank W., secretary Patriotic Sons of Amer-
ica, ofllce 601 California, r. 425 FranUlin
Oatmvn George E., proof reader Dewey k Co., r. 810
Grove
Obando Ulpiano, r. 1412 Sacramento
Oben Sallle, widow, r. 1502 Howard
Obenauer George, barber, 39 Second, r. 2206 Pine
Obenauer George Jr., clerk Bandmanu, Kielseu ft Co.
r. 2206 Pine
Obenauer John, shirt cutter Bullock k Jones, r. Ala-
meda
Obenheimer James, salesman, r. 106 Eddy
Ober Benjamin P., merchant, r. 326 Sutter
Ober Chailes T., machiniHt, r. 41 Clinton
Ober Frank F., bottler Boca Brewing Co., r. 41 Clin-
ton
Ober M. H. Mrs., Boston and California Dress Be-
form, 326 Sutter
Ober Nicholas W., soapmaker Thomas Dolan, r. 41
Clinton
Oberdeener Wolf, stationery and paper, 322 Sansome,
r. 1712 Fillmore
Oberempt Robert, brassflnisher W. T. Garratt k Co.,
r. 317 Bush
Oberfelder Marx (Bothin, Dallemand k Co.) r. Chi-
cago, 111.
Oberfelder Tobias (Bothin, Dallemand k Co. and
George Simmonds & Co.) r. 1716 Post
Oberg Victor, shoemaker, r. 517 Pine
Oberg W., quartermaster stmr San Juan
Obergh Fritz, clerk Rathjen * Co., r. 820 Bush
Obergh John A., with Lebenbaum Bros., r. 371 .Tessie
Oberheide Ernest, clerk H. A. Kroeger, r. IfiOO Polk
Oberholtzer Charles R., bookkeeper, r. I8116 Green
Gbermayer Francis, slioemiker. r. 815 Geary
Obermeyer Dora, widow, r. 114 William
Oberiueyer Thomas F. A., Palace Variety Theatre, SE
cor Grant Av and Post, r. 408H O'Fnrrell
Obermeyer William P., liquor saloon 610 Market, and
9 Post, r. 530 Geary
Obemdorf Abraham, salesman, r. 815 Howard
Oberon Hall Saloon, Henry Henne proprietor
38 O'Farrell
Oberst Frank, laborer, r. SE cor El Dorado and Bry-
ant Av
Ober»t William, wood turner, 411 Mission, r. 40Je8sie
Obert Antone, miller Capitol Mills, r. 162 Poirero Av
Obert C. W., miller Capitol Mills, r. 162 Potrero Av
0»>ert Henry, clerk, r. 3112 Baker
OWn D.ivld. conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 1129
Treat Av
Obl< n Antone, waiter, r. 121 Fourth
Oblinnky J., presser Brown Bros. & Co.. r. 528 Natoms
Obmddrick George, night watchman Aims House
Obrock James E., veterinary surgeon, r. 1529 Howard
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIKRMO-ri.ECTKIC
RUSSIAN ajJ TURKISH BATHS
Mso Medicated and Electric Batlis Given.
415 SXJTTER STREET. 415
SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED
CHIMNEYS REPAIRED. CHIMNEY SWEEPINli.
Cliimney Tops that ^vill tlraw^.
Plumber, 503 Kearny Street.
Eatabllshcd 1880. Telephone 315.
Obrock Julius D., veterinary surgeon, r. 15.29 Howard
Obst Emil A., laborer Kohler k Froling, r. 987 Harri-
son
Occident The (Presbyterian weekly) Btaearer k Co.
proptrs, 429 Moutaomery
Occidental and Oriental Steamship Co.,
Charles F. Crocker vice-president and general
manager, David D. Stubbs secretary, NE cor
Fourth and Townsend, room 51
Occidental Foundry, Steiger k Kerr proprie-
tors, 137 Flr^t
Occidental Hotel, William B. Hooper manager,
E 8 Moutgoii.ery. from Sutter to Bush
Occidental Laundry, Mrs. M. A. Laidley pro-
prietor, cor Greenwich and Octavia
Occidental Loan Association, L. L. Dennery
secretary, 423 lalifornia
Occidental Blill (Eureka, Humboldt Co.) McKay
k Co., proprietors, office 4 California
Occidental Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) A. K. Dur-
brow secretary, 69 Nevada Block
Occidental Restaurant, Pierre Klein proprie-
tor, 3-il Bush
OCCIDENTAL SELF-ENDOWMENT
ASSOCIATION, W. E. Titylor, presi-
dent, W. H. Ward secretary, S8 Phelan I
Buildin^r |
Occidental Varnish Works, John P. Jonrden j
proprietor. Harrison, bet Ninteenth and Treat Av,
office 625 Front
Occidental Warehouse, William M. Starr, proptr,
Flrnt and Towusend
Occidental Wool Depot, Ball k Julian proprie-
tors, 436 Tnwnsend
Ocean Beach RailM^ay Co., Leland Stanford
president, J. L. Wlllcutt secretary, NE cor Fourth
and Townpend. room 34
Ocean House Primary School. D. J. DeLay principal,
nr junction County Mission and Ocean House
Roads
Ocean House Road Nursery, J. Jacquemet ft Co.
proptre. nr junction County, Mission and Ocean I
House Roads |
Ocean View Station, San Jos^ Road, seven miles from 1
Old City Hall |
Oceana Miss, actress, r. 18 Eleventh
Oceanic Steamship Co., J. D. Spreckels & Bros,
general ageutsi, 327 Market
Gcelire Alfred, cooper, r. 610 Greenwich
Ocbernal John, master mariner, r. 39 Pacific
OchmeF., r. 316 Lombard
Ochs Charles, clerk, r. 540 Washington
Gchs G. F.. salesmau Indianapolis Furniture Co., r.
1325 >i Nat.)ma
Ochs John, cooper George Larsen, r. 322)4 Pacific,
rear
Ochs Solomon, drayman Felgenbaum k Co., r. 1203
Turk
Ockson Christopher P., bartender, r. 1210 Green
Gctavia Joseph, waiter stmr Mexico
Gilalovich Gaio. laborer, r. 100 Jackson
Odd Fellows' BuildinjBT, SW cor Market and
Seventh
Odd Fello^Ts* Cemetery, George R. Fletcher
superintendent, S s Geary, bet Parker and First
Av
Odd Fellows' Cemetery Association, George
T. Bohen president, George Peulington secretary,
office 22 Plielan Bldg
Odd Fellows' General Relief Committee,
William E. Lutz secretary, SW cor Market and
Seventh
Odd Fellows' Hall, SW cor Market and Seventh
Odd Fellows' Hnll Association, office room 1,
Odd Fellows' Bldg
Odd Fello%v8' Library, George A. Games libra-
rian, SW cor Market and Seventh
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS, ETC.
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
Odd Fellows' Savings Bnnk (in liquidation) David
Hunter president, James Benson secretary, 20
Montgomery
Odell Gf orge E., carpenter, r. 743 Pine
Odell Isaac, ensinei-r, r. 162ri Dupont, rear
Odell Walter L.. carpenter, r. 414 O'Farrell
O.lell W H., speculator, r. 136 Sixth
tff- Odell. See O'Dell
Oden Alexander C. machinist Pac. Coast Electrical
CoiiBtruction Co., r. 24 Minna
Oden William T., pilot, r. 267 East
Odermatt Francis A. (Oderniatt & Sons) r. 525 Brao-
■ nan
Odermatt Joseph W. (Odermatt & Sonsi r. 525 Bran-
nan
Odermatt Louis F. (Odermatt b Sons) r. 301 Nine-
teenth
Odermutt Paul P. (Odermatt .^ Sons) r. 525 Brannan
Odermatt Si Sons (Francis A., Paul P., Joseph
W. and Louis F.) proprietors Bluxome Street
Boiler and Sheet Iron Works, N s Bluxome, bet
Fourth and Fifth
Odessa Silver Miuing Co. (San Bernardino Co., Cal.)
K. W. Heath secretary, 318 Pine, room 17
Odorless Excavating Co. 432 Kearny
Oechsli St-phen, showcase maker W. Proll, r. 7 Vir-
ginia PI
Oechslin William, bakery, 704 Filbert
Ceding Emma Mrs., dressmaking, 117 Franklin
Ceding Simuel, cigarmaker, r. 429 Sixth
Ceding William F., printer J. O. Jepson, r. 117 Frank-
lin
Oehlert Anna, widow, r. 3 Glover
Oehlert Henry F., upholsterer H. W. Frank & Co., r.
64 Everett
iff' Oehlert. See Ohlert
Oehlmann Albert 0.. rigger, r. 225 Fair Oaks
Oehlmann Charles, wait r, r. 735 Braunan
Oehlmann Ludwig, carver, r. 1 Myrtle Av
Oehme Morris F., physician, r. 316 Lombard
Oehme Morris F. Jr., r. 316 Lombard
Oehmsen Ernst, clerk Herman Diedrichs, r. 331 Bry-
ant
Oeker Paul, European agent and assiptant secretary
Immigration Asfiociaiioo of California, 10 Cali-
fornia, r. 281-2 (Jlay
Oelkers August H., clerk, r. 207 Montgomery At
Oellerich Heriry, steward E. B.Norton, r. 946 Harrison
Oellerich Mary, widow liquor saloon. 300 Shotwell
Oellesberger C. F., r. Ahlborn House
Oellrich Theodore, salesman Von Bonn & Hencke
Bros., r. 19 Beideman
Oellrich William, fruit and produce, 2005 Geary, r. 17
Beideman
IBT Oellri.h. See Ulrich
Oels Ernst H, F., proceries and liquors, 263 Stevenson
Oelnnd Louis H., porter, r. 100 Freelon
Oepter Charles, bla ksmith, r. 200 Mission
Oestermaun Henrietta, widow, r. 13 Pearl
Oestermann Louis, bookkeeper, r. 13 Pearl
Oesterrelcber Louis, city and county real estate
agent, ."iOa Califorulu, r. Alameda
Oesting Paul, cigar mnfr. r. 1421 Mason
Oesting Paul, receiver Spring Valley W. W., r. 1402
Mason
Oesting William C. (Erzgraber, Casting & Co.. r. 1341
Powell
Oestrirh William, patrolman Morse's Patrol, r. 716
Jackson
Oeth Oscar, waiter, r. 221 Fifth
Oetken Fred, porter Lilieiithal & Co., r. 6 Lily Av
OettI Henry F., bartender Philip Martin, r. 411 Ban-
s'ime
Oettl Julius, clerk A. Waldteufel, r. Oakland
Octtl Louis, proptr New Prescott House, 604-606
Fourth
Oetzel John, printer Dodge Bros., r, 477 Jessie
Oeverndlck Frederick, expressman, r. 129 Olive Av
Offenbach Frederick, with Fisher Packing Co., r. 3
Wall
Offenbach Nathan, tailor, 200 ^ Fourth, r. 13 Minna
Offenberg John L., nurse, r. 319 O'Farrell
Offer Charles (Offer & Friedman) r. 1309 Geary
Offer & Friedman (Charles Off.-r and Paul Fried-
man) cigar mnfrs, 419-421 Jackson
Offerman George, water tender stmr Mexico
Offerman John, agent, r. 905 Pacific
Offcrmann August, cook, r. S s Si. Thomas, bet St.
Lawrence and Alleghany
Oflfermann Otto, bartender R. Dalldorf, r. NE cor
Mission and Beale
Oafermann William, groceries and liquors, 1400 Fol-
som
Offord John, r. 1112 Hampshire
Ogborn M. E., salesman Redington & Co., r. 615 Tay-
lor
Ogden Benjamin F., carpenter, 435 Hayes, r. 601 Ash
Av
47-49 Merchants' Ei-
Ogden Charles A., assayer
changt , r. 424 Post
Ogden D. Mrs., furni.ohed rooms, 225 Ellis
Ogden George B., shipping clerk Rice & Co., r. 613
Nineteenth
Ogden Martha, widow, r. 1001 Sutter
Oge William Li. , secretary and treasurer The J.
Dewing Co., 420-422 Bush, r. 410 Page
Ogilvie James R., teacher music, 330 Sutter, r. 1440
Vallejo
Ogilvie John, expressman r. 920 Jones
Ogilvie John, stonecutter, r. SE cor Lyon and Pine
Ogilvie Robert C, master mariner, r. 2133 Bush
Ogle Frederick, clerk H. Sutliff, r. 2425 Gough
Ogle John, carpenter, r. 2533 Mission
Ogle Jonathan, shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
Ill Franklin
Ogleby Robert, landscape and portrait painter, r. N 8
Lincoln Av, bet Jones and Taylor
Oglesby James, silver dissolver U. S. Mint, r. 1018
Pine
Ogston William, assistant weigher Custom House, r.
36 South Park
Ohe Charles, laborer, r. Boyce, nr Geary
Obe Henry, clerk August Klages, r. 1030 Folaom
Ohe Rudolph, cigarpacker. r. 1.505 H Steiner
Obelrich Charles, salesman Stewart & Buckley, r. 820
Pacific
Ohendorf Albert, carpenter, r. 26 Turk
Ohland John, fancy goods, 129 Eleventh
Ohlandt Henry (N. Ohlandt & Co.) r. W s Potrero At,
bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Ohlandt N. & Co. (Nicholas and John Ohlandt and
John A. Buck) mnfrs animal charcoal, E s Indi-
ana, bet Napa and Sonoma
Ohlandt Nicholas (N. Ohlandt b Co.) president Chi-
cago Brewinsr Co., r. W s Sonoma, bet Utah and
Potrero
Ohlemutz Jacob (Ohlemutz k Bellezer) r. 1518 Du-
pont
Ohlemutz fc Bellezer (Jacob Ohlemutz and Franx
Bellezer) butchers, 1518 Dupont
Ohlen Edward, restaurant, 212 Sansome, r. 1534 Claj
Ohlen Thomas E., bookkeeper, r. 1.534 Clay
Ohlendorf Heinrich, with S. F. Packing Co., r. W •
Venezuela, nr Yazoo
Ohlert Frederick, varnisher, r. 1213 Pacific
Ohlert John, r. 1213 Pacific
8^" Ohlert. See Oehlert
Ohlig August, t:iilor. r. 306 Fourth
Ohlman Charles, shoemaker, r. 1232 Lombard
Ohlmann Charles, waiter Harmony Hotel, r. 735 Bran-
nan
Ohlmann James, r. 605 Broadway
Ohlraey. r Martin, teacher music and Spanish, r. 923
Pacific
Ohlsen Henry, carpenter, r. 1207 Mission
Ohlsen Joa, clerk John Verdenhalven, r. 400 Sixth
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
Hotels and Steamboats completely furnished with
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY.
Special Prices Given.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PA1.ACE HOTEI,.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO
Manufacturers of Sbov Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
m IPCF rVTR A RRY l^'"" *"* "°*** l'^" "' CUTet«, Hocks. \ARPAD HARASHKY & CO.,
twLirOL LA I nil Un I (Burgundies. Sauternes.PortSAud Sherries) 630 WASEnTOTOM STBS2T.
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Ohlsen Peter, dedsband stmr Piedmont
Ohiseu Peter, telegraph operator, r. 608 MisBion
Ohlgnn Frank H., laborer Ktmr Oakland, r. 12 Clay
Ohison John, seaman, r. '21 Hinckley
Ohlson John A., with John L. Mill. r. IIH Antonio
•y Ohlson. See Olsen, Olson and Olsson
Ohlsson Bror 0., bookkeeper W. Davis, r. Ill Olive Av
Ohm Charles, r. 1231 Howard
Ohm Charles H., watchmaker and jeweler, 775 Mar-
ket, r. 217 Geary
Ohm Edward F.. watchmaker, r. 217 Geary
Ohm Frederick A., shoemaker. 430 Folsom
Ohm Louis, steward stmr State of California, r. 747
Harrison
Ohm Hudolph A., jeweler, r. 211 !^ Geary
Ohm Williaii), shipping clerk Blake, Mofflttft Towne,
r. 747 Harrison
Ohmau Andrew W., upholsterer, r. 17 Albion Av,
rear
Ohmeis George E., bakery. 718J4 Franklin
Ohmen William H., machine works. 22 Fremont, r.
2,3 Webster
Ohnimus C'h:irles, waiter, r. 212 Fifteenth
OhnimuK Henry, fireman, r. 212 Fifttei nth
Obuimus John G., signpainter Joseph A. Johnson, r.
212 Fifteenth
Ohnimus Louis, billiardmaker Jacob Btrahle k Co.,
r. 212 Fifteenth
Ohnimus Louis Jr., laborer Woodward's Gardens, r.
15 Ridley
Ohnstelu Oscar, restautant. 249 Fourth
Ohrniiran Gustaf, bookbinder Hicks & Judd, r. 913
Montgomery
Ohrt Gustave. assistant cashier Keane Bros., r. 1939
O-Farrell
Oinskeiu Moses L., butcher, r. 633 Stevenson
Oissilli A., fruits, 1102 Folsom
Oj''da Jane I., widow, r. 925 !« Mission
Ojeda Robert V., machiuist, r. 925^ Mission
O. K. Broom FHctory, Harrison & Dickson, pro-
prietors, offire 222 Front
Okell Charles J. (Okell * Woolley) 411 California
Okell & fVoolley (Charles J. Okell nnd Douglas
Woolley) general insurance agents, 411 California
Okenson Emil. tanner J. C. Rued & Co., r. NE cor
Fourth and berry
Okerblad Joseph, saloon keeper, r. 2 Adelaide PI
Okerlund Bertha, widow, r. 810 Union
Okerlund George B., plumber, r. 810 Union
Okert Charles, driver O. Fauss & Co., r. SE cor Mis-
sion and Nineteenth
Okubo R., clerk, r. 1249 Market
Olague Crispin, laborer, r. 1318 Dnpont
Olague James, fruit deiiltr. r. 6 Vincent
Olaguez Auaustine, saddlemaker. r. 402 Green
Olaguez Thomas, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 402 Green
Olaguie Tretin, r. 1 Margaret PI
Olaine Celesiin. machinist J. Wagner & Co., r. Oak-
land
Olalne F. H., patternmaker William F. Buswell. r.
East Oakland
Olaine .(ulius. patternmaker William J. Anderfuren.
r. Oakland
Olander Charles, hostler Golden Gate Park
Olarovsky A. E., Cousul-General Russia, ofiBce
411 H California, rooms 3-4. r. Alameda
Olavarria Manuel L, Consul Republic of Venezuela,
r. 91(i Bnsh
Olberg Albert, cook. r. 26 Sacramento
Olberg Henry, deckhand stnir Caroline
Olbinsky Iguatz, t^iilor, r. 20 Harriet
Olbrecht Ann, widow, r. 14i6 Tavlor
Olcovlch Beruhard (OlcovichBros.) r. 1517 Golden
Gate Av
Olcovich Brothers (Bernhard and Joseph) importers
and wholesale dealers teas, C( ffees, spices and
Chinese and Japanese merchandise, 12-14 Front
FRATINGER & CO.
READY-MADE SUITS
FOR
LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDEEN.
105 KEARNY STREET.
REFLECTORS,
FOE SHOW WINDOWS AND STORES,
MADE AND REPAIRED.
W. E. LANE~ Plumber
505 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Olcovich Herman (E. Lewis .t Co.) r. 1714 Geary
Olcovich Jos'ph (Olcovich Bros.! r. 21:10 Post
Old Corner Saloon, William M. Morrissey pro-
prietor, SW cor Sierra and GeorKia
Old I X L.. L. V Merle & Co. proprietors, 612-616
Ketrny, cor Comim rcial
Old Ladies' Home (James Lick) University, bet W»t
land and Felton, U. M. T.
Old Ladies' Home (Sisters of Mercy) Rincon PI, bet
Harrison and Hryant
Old Mission Cliurch, Rev. Richard P. Brenuan
* rector, W s Dolnres opp Siitnenth
Old People's Home, Mrs. Charh s Nelson president, 8
s Francisco, bet Stockton and Powell
Old Turn Verein Hall, 620 Bush
Oldelt-hr John G., cashier Speyer k Herold, r. 26 Mc-
Allister
Oldenl.erg William, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 909
Bryant
Oldendorf Henry, butcher South 8. F. Packing and
Provision Co, r. Trinidad, bet Platte and Yazoo
Older Fremont, compositor Call, r. 636 Valencia
Older Herbert, compositor Call, r. 731 Turk
Oldfield Charles, clerk W. J. Adams, r. 785 Stevenson
Oldrige Catherine, widow, r. 258 Clementina
Oleaves Nicholas, pantryman stmr Los Aneeles
Olenberg Simon, laster "Buckingham & Hecht. r. 311
Clementina
Olesnn Albert L. (Oleson & Uddin) r. 322 Main
Oleson & Uddin ( Albert L. Oleson «nd John N. Uddin)
groceries and liquors. 332 Main
Oliani Scraphia. waiter, r. 416 Fifth
Oliphant James, r. 235 Seventeenth
OHva Bastiano, bootblack, r. 715 Greenwich
Oliva C. & Co. (Carlo Oliva and James Papina) mnfrs
uubrelliis, 3 Grant Av
Oliva Carlo (C. Oliva & Co.) r. 3 Grant Av
Oliva Carlo, dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
2403 Taylor
Oliva Emanuelle, wood and coal, 2419 Mason
Oliva Giuseppe, laborer, r. 2-10) Taylor, rear
Oliva Giovanni, insurance solicitor, r. 1921 H Mason
Oliva John, vegetables, r. 72(1 >« Montgomery Av
Oliva Joseph, bootblack, r. 715 Greenwich
Oliva Luigi, laborer, r. 624 Bay
Oliva Pietro, peddler, r. 624 Bay
Olivar Leonardo B. (Olivar * Vasquez) r. 416 Union
Olivar & VaKqucz (Leonardo B. Olivar and Raymond
Vasquez) liquor saloon, 13.'1 Dupont
Oliver AdaTii, watihman, r. 1201 Folsom
Oliver Andrew A., r. 16(il Golden Gate Av
Oliver Bartholomevr P., real estate agent, 406
Montsiomery, r. 1819 Eddy
Oliver Catherine, widow, r. KiOl Golden Gate Av
Oliver Charle.o F,. liquor saloon, 40 Eddy, r. 120 Eddy
Oliver Chilled Plow Works (South Bend, Ind.) Albert
Listenherger manager, 37 Market
Oliver David, salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 2831
Pine
Oliver David Jr., clerk, r. 2831 Pine
Olivnr Denis J., with Joseph C. Jennings & Co.. r. 505
Jones
Oliver Fdward. carpenter, r. 2098 ^farket
Oliver Edward J., salesman Murphy. Grant & Co., r.
1601 Golden Gate Av
Oliver F. R.. salesman Neville fc Co., r. 814 Powell
Oliver H. & Co. (Henry Oliver) engravers on
wood. 535 Clay
Olivi r Henry (H. Oliver & Co.) r. 1222 Leavenworth
Oliver Henry J., engineer RuflBno k Bianchl, r. 2043
Harrison
Oliver James, calker, r. 400 La Grand Av
Oliver lames, clerk Edwards it Co., r. 529 Sacramento
Oliver John, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
Black Point
Oliver John «., clerk B. P. Oliver, r. 1819 Eddy
Oliver Joseph, porter Occidental Warehouse, r. 1228
Eight<eiith
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Oliver Joseph, waiter Bohemian Club, r. 313 Buah
Oliver Joseph A., agent, r. 871 Market
Oliver Joseph A., student, r. SE cor Pine and Mason
Oliver Joseph 8., barber, 402 Brannan
Oliver Laura M. Miss, stenographer Brown, Craig &
Co., r. Oakland
Oliver Mary Mrs., r. 2098 Market
Oliver Mattio Miss, r. SE cor Twenty-fourth and San
3os6 Av
Oliver O. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 104 Turk
Oliver P. W., conductor Omnibus RR., r. 2.57 Tehama
Oliver William, porter H. Dntard, r. 20 White PI *
Oliver William, waiter Palace Hotel
Oliver William G., treasurer Pac. Bell Tel. Co. and
Sunset Telephone-Telegraph Co., office 323 Pine,
r. 233 Fair Oaks
Oliver TViUiam Lett* (California Cap Co) and
minlug engineer, 328 Montgomery, room 13, r.
Oakland
Oliver Willis A., bartender Bohemian Club, r. 440
Second
Oliver W. T., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r. San
Jose
Oli-ret Presbyterian Cbarcli, Rev. George A.
Hutchinson pastor. £ s Tennessee, bet Sierra and
Kapa
Olivia Manuel, trackman S. P. Co., r. 319 Green
Olivier Claudine, French laundry, 1021 Stockton
Olivier Jacques, butcher, r. W s Railroad Av, bet St
Thomas and Venezuela
Ollino Giuseppe, physician and surgeon, office
and r. 700 Broadway
Olmo Antone, flour packer Del Monte Milling Co
Olmos Samuel, stookcutter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1232 Dupont
Olmstead James M., lumber surveyor, 25 Steuart, r.
Oakland
Olmstead Thomas D., clerk, r. 309 Mason
Olmsted Stephen E., bookkeeper, r. 922 Washinirton
Olmsted Theodore, medical student, r. 1017 Sntter
Olney Charles, clerk Charles E. Elliot, r. East Oakland
Olney, CliicUering «& Thomas (Warren Olney,
William H. Chickering and William Thomas) at-
torneys at law, 203 Sansome
Olney P. de Stael, clerk Pac. Insurance Union, r.
East Oakland
Olney Warren (Olney, Chlckerlng & Thomas) r. Oak-
land
Olofson Sylvester, compositor Grocer and Country
Merchant, r. East Oakland
Olquest John, blacksmith, r. 2115 Greenwich
Olquln Maximo, blacksmith, r. 17 Morey Alley
Olsen A. B., employee City RR.. r. 1755 Mission
Olsen Alexander, laborer, r. 30 Clay
Olsen Alfred, third officer stmr Queen of the Pacific
Olsen Andrew, r. 19 Mission Av
Olsen Andrew, clerk Frederick H. Von der Lelth, r.
1400 Powell
Olsen Andrew, machinist W. T. Oarratt k Co., r. 1613
Montgomery
Olsen Andrew, seaman, r. IS Clay
Olsen Andrew R., tailor, r. 108 Tehama
Olsen Antonio, seaman, r. 28 Clay
Olsen August, lumberman, r. 6J< Freelom
Olsen Bernard, master mariner, r. 131 Harrison
Olsen Carl, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Olaen Carl E. bricklayer, r. cor Collins and St. Kose's
Av
Olsen Charles, boarding, 318 Broadway
Ol8«n Charles, brassfinlsher W. T. Garratt k Oo.. r.
T15 Howard
OlseB Charles, seaman, r. 21 Silver
Olsen Charles, stevedore, r. 528 Folsom
Olsen Christian, wharf builder, r. 19 Dearborn PI
Olsen Christopher laborer John Smith, r. 634 Pacific
Olsen Clark L., lalwrer, r. 102 Central Av
Olsen Edmond, wool dryer Catton, Bell k Co., r. 724
Brannan
Olsen Edward, fireman stmr Tiburon
Olsen Edwin G., merchant tailor, 15 Phelan Bldg, r.
1659 Mission
Olsen Elizabeth, widow, r. 13 Hawthorne
Olsen Ellen, finisher Porter. Slesslnger & Co., r. 316
Vallejo
Olsen Francis, bookkeeper Taylor Goodrich, r. 117
Gilbert
Olsen Frank A., bookkeeper, r. 2208 Jackson
Olsen Frank E., gripman Market St. RR., r. 385 San
Jose6 Av
Olsen Frederick, cooper, r. 3501 Fillmore
Olsen Frederick, machinist, r. 620 Fourth
Olsen G., starcher La Grande Laundry
Olsen Georsje, carpenter stmr Ancon
Olsen Gustave, shoemaker Edwin R. Lawton, r. 18J<
Chesley
Olsen Gustave, soapmaker Whitney k Webster, r. 9
Day
Olsen Gustave L., porter Dunham, Carrigan k Co., r,
2527 PoKt
Olsen Haus, cooper, r. 13 Decatur
Olsen Hans C, coffee saloon, 417 California, r. 1612
Jones
Olsen Hans T., cabinetmaker, r. 218 J4 Ritch
Olsen Harry, laborer Michelssen, Roth & Co., r. 727 X
Fourth
Olsen Heury, housemover, r. 910 Folsom
Olsen Henry, seaman schr Mary and Ida, r. NE cor
Jackson and Drumm
Olsen Jacob, r. E s Baker, bet Lewis and Tonqaln
Olsen Jacob, capitalist, r. 228 Bush
Olsen Jacob, cooper Lobos Square Packing House
Olsen Jacob, laborer, r. 668 Bryant
Olsen Jacob, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Olsen Jennie, widow, groceries, 908 Folsom
Olsen Jens, seaman, r. 801 Fourth
Olsen John, butcher, r. 1126 Fell
Olsen John, deckhand stmr San Joaquin, r.cor Green-
wich and Sansome
Olsen John, hostler, r. 636 Sacramento
Olsen John, laborer, r. 12 Isis
Olsen John, longshoreman, r. 28)4 Zoe
Olsen John, master mariaer, r. 6 Sheridan
Olsen John, master scow John Lambert, r. 26 Clar-
ence PI
Olsen John, tanner A. Kreig, r. Teneriffe, nr St. John
Olsen John B., seaman, r. 25 Zoe
Olsen John C, laborer, r. NE cor Marin and Wiacon-
Ein
Olsen John E., fisherman, r. 11 Pacific
Olsen John J., restaurant, 42 Spear, r. 46 Spear
Olsen John P. (Anderson & Olsenj r. 817 Kearny •
Olsen Jorgen, tanner A. Krieg, r. Teneriffee, nr St.
John
Olsen Joseph, pressman, r. 159 Lombard
Olsen Josephine, domestic 1912 Hyde
Olsen Julius, laborer, r. 709 Greenwich
Olsen Julius, mixer Pioneer White Lead Works, r. 48
Louisa
Olsen Justinian B. (Riley, Olsen k Herrick) r. 710
California
Olsen Kians, professor Swedish Massage, r. 913
Geary
Olsen Euud, machinist Eagle Brass and Machine
Works, r. 23 Alta
Olsen Lena, domestic 1803 Jones
Olsen Lorenz A., engineer Cal. Wire Works, r. 709
Greenwich
Olsen Louis, barber, r. 252Jt Tehama
Olsen Louis T., policeman, r. 1412 Larkin
Olsen Ludwig, cigars and tobacco. 819 ^ Kearny, r.
1010 Montgomery
Olsen Martin, laundryman S. F. Laundry
Olaen Martin O., painter, r. 2941 Mixsion
Olsen Mary Mrs., stewardess, r. 423 Ninth
Olsen Neils H., seaman schr Gaslight, r. 10 Oommei^
cial
THE LATEST STYLES,
THE FINEST GOODS,
THE BEST WORK at
"THE HASTINGS,"
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THE LION Fire lis. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, $4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN. Manager
WIL SIZTOIT, Ast Uaugv-
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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SEWER PIPE. SEWER TRAPS.
Se-wers Laid Properly.
Sewers Repaired.
W. E. LANE,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1800. Telephone SIS.
Olsen NUg, laundryman 8. F. Laundry
OUen NormHD, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Olsen Olaf, seaman, r. 13 Clay
Olseu Olaf, seaman schr Maggie Douglai, r. 5 Berry
Olsen Ole, en^iueer, r. 159 Lombard
Olsen Ole, laborer, r. 407 Tehama
Olsen Ole, teamster, r. 9 Tay
Olsen Oliver, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Olsen Olof, cook John Lubben, r. 289 Union
Olsen Oluf, seaman t^loop Franklin
Olsen Olof, tailor, r. 266 Minna
Olsen Oloff E., lithographer H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
2304 Larkiu
Olsen Oscar, seaman schr Vega, r. 30 Clay
Olsen Otto, fireman Cal. Wire Work*, r. 709 Green-
wich
Olsen Otto T., cooper, r. 303 DaTia
Olsen P., seaman stmr Queen of the Pacific
Olseu Peter, coalpasser stmr Oregon
Olsen Peter, driver Omnlbua RR., r. 764 Folaom
Olsen Peter, hostler Henry W. Gray & Co., r. 634 Sac-
ramento
Olseu Peter, seaman, r. 28 Clay
Olsen Peter, seaman schr War Eagle, r. 24 Freelon
Olsen Peter, stevrard. r. 6 Central PI
Olsen Peter C, rigger, r. 425 }< Broadway
Olsen Reinhard, seaman, r. 14 Wasbington
Olsen Richard, fireman gtmr Umatilla, r. 10 Com-
menial
Olsen Richard L., lithographer H. 8. Crocker k Co.,
r. 159 Lombard
Olsen Samuel, engineer stmr Mary Oarratt
Olsen Sofuss, seaman, r. 13 Clay
Olsen Sven, seaman, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Olsen T., carpenter, r. 134 Fourth
Olsen Thorvald, seaman stmr Arago, r. 634 First
Olsen Tobias, longt^horeman, r. 1209 Bryant
Olsen Victor D., feeder Schmidt Label and Lltho.
Co., r. 159 Lombard
Olsen William, master mariner, r. 1011 Mason
Olson A. & C. (Andrew and Carl) liquor laloOQ, 628
Jackson
Olson Andrew (A. k C. Olsen) r. 807 Union
Olson Carl (A. A C. Olson) r. 807 Union
Olson Charles, seaman, r. 33 Clementina
Olaon Frederick H. (Smith & Olson) r. 58 Silver
Olson George, seaman, r. 116 Berry
Olson Harry, seaman, r. 116 Berry
Olson John, fireman, r. 240 Greenwich, rear
Olson John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, 1. 12 Yaaoo
Olson John, painter, r. 165 Perry
Olson John E., bartender, r. 1018 Montgomery
Olson Louis, master mariner, r. 1216 Twenty-first
Olson Martin, tailor, r. 655 Howard
Olson Mary, stewardess stmr Geo. W. Elder
Olson Ole, painter Thomas Downing
Olson Ollf, tailor, r. 208 Second
Olson Otto E., grlpman Presidio RR., r. 1090 Union
Olson Otto T., longshoreman, r. 2316 Mason
Olson Peter, liquor saloon, 26 Montgomery At, r. 807
Union
Olson Peter, longshoreman, r. 2316 Mason
Olson Peter A., clerk E. A. Jansen, r. 116 Berry
Olson Peter W., sailmaker Simpson k Fisher, r. 26
Brosnan
Olson Soren J., blacksmith Cal. St. RR., r. 1609)4
California
Olson Thomas, machinist Tatum k Bowen, r. Oakland
Olson William, r. 2015 Dupont
B^Olson. See Olsen, Ohlson and Olsaon
Olsten George, liquor saloon, NE cor Fourth and
Clara, r. 541 Fourth
Olstrom QuBtave, bartender A. Heitmann, r. 530 Pa-
cific
Oltmann John E., tailor, 118 Montgomery At, r. 824)4
Pacific
Olufa O. B., bookkeeper Edward Mehlert, r. Oakland
Olwell James P., compositor Examiner, r. 906 Jackson
DR. BAZAN'S
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RUSSIAN ai TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Giyei.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
Olwell Susan R., widow, r. 2425 Goufjh
Olymp Saloon, Louis Huber proprietor, 333 Bush
Olympic Club, Alcazar Building. 120 O'Farrell
Olympic Club Stables, Michael J. McBride,
proprietor. 111 O'Farrell
Olympic Lodging House, Krook k Smith propts, 904
Kearny
Olzere D., milker Falrmount Dairy
Oman Charles, laborer, r. 1221 Lombard
Omann Emll, seaman, r. 327 Clementina
Omen Benjamin, cook Joseph S. Marshall, r. 62 Jessie
Omey Charles F., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 8
Hubbard
Omey George W., drayman, r. 1006 Powell
O in men Bernard, cook, r. 264 Jessie
Ommert Adam, butcher E. & . . Moffat, r. Teneriffe,
nr Railroad Av
Omnibus Railroad and Cable Co., Gallas
Ruegg secretaty, M. M. Martin superintendent,
office 727 Howard
One Price Dry Goods House, Peixotto k Silver-
man pr -prietors, 1230-1232 Market
Onesti Giuspppe (Onesti & Connor) r. 1213 Taylor
Onesti Virginia, widow, r. 424 Fulton
Onesti & Connor (Giuseppe Onesti and John
Connor) fruit and produce commission, 501-503
Sansome
Oneta Stefano, with Pac. Vinegar and Pickle Works,
r. 727 Laguna
Oneto Sarifiuo, carpenter, r. 616 Grove
Onfray Julien, watchman U. S. Marine Hospital
Ouken John W., teamster, r. 69 Brady
Ono H., domestic 8->2 Twenty first
Ouo Hall, NE cor Mission and Fifteenth
Onyon Isaac, recording clerk quartermaster's dept
U. S. A., r. 764 Bryant
Opdyke Frank G., shoemaker, r. 20 Page
Open Board The, Jacob Hilpiach proprietor, 2-4
Leidesdorff
Openshaw James H., messenger Wells, Fargo k Co.,
r. 67 Tehama
Opbir Silver Alining Co. (Storey Co. Nev.) E.
B. Holmes secretary, 4 Nevada Block
Opitz Bernhard, cabinetmaker, r. 75 Clementina
Oppenhelm A. & H. (Adolph and Herman) tailors, 841
Market
Oppenheim Adolph (A. k H. Oppenhelm) r. 303
Fell
Oppenhelm Adolph, jobber, r. 921)4 Mission
Oppenheim Herman (A. & H. Oppenheim) r. 303 Fell
Oppenheim Hyman, foreman, r. 213 Gough
Oppenheim Jacob S., salesman, r. 915 34 Sutter
Oppenheim John, clothing, 24 Clay. r. 411 Larkin
Oppenheim Philip, bookkeeper, r. 1631 Geary
Oppenheim Robert (Oppenhelm k Stieber) r. 213
Gough
Oppenheim Solomon B., tailor, 1156 Market, r. 1905
Bush
Oppenheim & Stieber (Robert Oppenheim and Daniel
Stieber) barbers, 12 Sixth
Oppenheimer Benjamin, glassware and crockery, 943
Market, r. 456 Stevenson
Oppenheimer Charles (Charlea Oppenheimer k Co.)
r. 1417 Geary
Oppenheimer Charles & Co. (Charles Oppenheimer)
wholesale dealers boots and shoes, 5-7 Sansome
Oppenheimer Edgar, clerk Charles Oppenheimer k
Co., r. 1226 Golden Gate At
Oppenhvimer Edward, barber, r. 208 Clarm, rear
Oppenheimer Ellas, butcher, 428 Grove, r. 600 Octavla
Oppenheimer Emil, salesman Oppenheimer k Bro.,
r. 1116 Sutter
Oppenheimer Harry, barber, r. 16 Hubbard
Oppenheimer Henry (Oppenheimer It Bro-) r. 111!
Sutter
Oppenheimer Isaac (Neustadter Bros.) r. New York
Oppenheimer Isaac (M. E. Mayer ft Co.) r. 640 Jeasia
Oppenheimer Jullusi, cook, r. 443 Clementina
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST,
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OppeuheimerLeoD. bookkeeper Davia Bros., Berg-
maun fc Co., r. 1226 Golden Gate Av
Oppenheimer Louis, clerk Benjamin Oppenheimer,
r. 456 Stevenson
Oppenheimer Meyer, r. 1226 Golden Gate Av
Oppenheimer Oscar, clerk Davis Bros., r. 1226 Golden
G«te Av
Oppenheimer Kose Mrs., r. 1311 Octavia
Oppenheimer 'William, tailor, r. 469 Stevenson
Oppenheimer & Brother (Henry Oppenheimer) whole-
sale dealers tobacco, 200 Front
Oppenshaw Robert, painter, r. 520 Stockton
Oppernian Frederick, carpenter, r. 9 Bridge PI
Opperman Henry W.. teacher music, r. 201^ Eddy
Oppprman Richard H., jeweler, r. 1023 Stockton
Orall Jacob, Bhoweasemaker J. M. Miller, r. SW cor
Twelfth and Mission
Oram Claries, plumber, r. 1418 Geary
Oram John, messenger inspector's office Light House
dept., r. Oakland
Oram Maurice, fireman, r. 625 Davis
Oramas Gertrude, r. Ifi Prospect PI
Oramas Mercedes Miss, ladies and children's under-
wear, 402 Post, r. 18 Prospect PI
Orams John, carpenter, r. 204 Bitch Av
Orcese Joseph, vegetab'e dealer, r. 715 Greenwich
Orcier Auguste, with Maison Doree, r. 919 Sacra-
mento
Orcutt Charles S., clerk Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 330
Capp
Orcutt Margie P., widow, dressmaker, r. 230 Capp
Orcutt "William C, shoe finisher, r. 1718 Jessie
Ordemann Bernhard, clerk, r. 701 O'Farrell
Ordenstein Max (Ordenstelu & Co.) r. 1802 Van Ness
Av
Ordenstein & Co. (Max Ordenstein) manufac-
turers cigars and agents cigiir molds, etc., 306-308
Battery
Order Eastern Star, Mrs. Kate J. Willats Grand
Secretary, office 103 Montgomery
Order of Chosen Friends, Mrs. Annie E. Evans Grand
Recorder, office 37-38 St. Ann's Bldg
Ordway A., painter, r. 11 Bruce PI
Ordway Adelia, widow, r. 2084 Market
Ordway R. J. (Gabbs & Ordway) r. 42 Twelfth
Ordwav William C, teamster, r. 1725 Larkin
Ordway W. J., upholsterer, r. 42 Twelfth
Oregon City Woolen Mills, Brown Bros. & Co.
agents, 121-123 Sansome
Oregon Developn»ent Co., Walter B. Webster
acting agent, 304 Montgomery
Oregon Fire and Marine Insurance Co. (of Portland,
Oregon) 324 California
Oregon Improvement Co., John L. Howard
^'B^^1stant manager, office 48 Market, wharf foot
Beale
Oreiion Iron and Steel Co., office 206 Folsom
Oregon Lodging House, Dennis Feely proptr, 641
Commercial
Oregon Pacific Railroad Co., W. M. Eoag general
manager. 304 Montgomery
Oregon Rail-»vay and Navigation Co.,
Goodall, Perkins & Co. superintendents and
agents (ocean division) office 10 Market, ticket
I office 214 Montgomery, wharf foot of Spear
I Oregon Sales Stable*, Maxon & Ackley pro-
■ prietors, 1497 Market
■ Oregon Soutliern Improvement Co., John
L. Howard agent, office 48 Market
Oregon State Board of Immigration, John E. Shep-
I hard commissioner, office 506 Battery, rooms
13-14
i Oregon Stock and Butchering Co., George W. Scott
1 SP' Tf tary, 202 Sansome
1 Orelli B.. fisherman, r. 1319 Sansome. rear
Orelli Gabriel (Orelli * Bro.) r. 726 Washington
Orelli Isidore (Orelli fc Bro.) r. 25 John
1 Orelli John, cabinetmaker, r. 27 J4 Lafayette
Orelli & Brother (Gabriel and Isidore) painters, 623
Pacific
Orena Dario (D. Orena & Co.) r. 1015 Geary
Orena D & Co. (Dario Oreno) commission merchants.
725 Montgomery and 316 California, room 17
Orezzoli John, laborer, r. 178 Vandewatef
Orflla P. V. (P. V. Orfila & Co.) r. 331 Kearny
Orfila P. V. & Co. (P. V. Orfila and Theodore Treyer)
wigmakers and hairdressers, 331 Kearny
Orford Robert (Degan & Orford) r. 65J Market
Oriel Block, junction Market, Page and Franklin
Orient Insurance Co. (of Hartford) George D.
Dornin manager, William Sexton assistant man-
ager, office 215 Sansome
Oriental Block, SW cor Bush and Battery
Oriental Dock, George C. Bode proprietor, S S
Brannan, bet First and Second
Oriental Hotel, Mrs. Leonie Jung proptr, SW cor
Washington and Drumm
Oriental Sillt and Je^velry Co., Victor Marsh
manager, 2(i6 Kearny
Oriental The (Cbinese newspaper) War Kee proptr,
800 Washington
Oriental V, S. Bonded "Warelionse, George
C. B<de proprietor, S e Brannan, bet First and
Second
Original Empire Mill and Mining Co. (Grass Valley,
Cal.jD. A. Jennings secretary, 401 California
Original Keystone Silver Mining Co. The (Storey Co.,
Nev.) F. E. Luty secretary, 330 Pine, room 5
Original Mission Skating Rink, Hall & Baldwin
proptrs, 2409-2411 Mission
Original liOnvre, Gruen & Heydenaber proprie-
tors, SW cor Market and O'Farrt 11, Phelau Bldg
Original Pine Street Coffee House, Noerager
& Hjul proprietors, 516 Pine
Original Swain's Balcery, Swain Brothers pro-
prietors, 213 Sutter
Orjubin Francis M., dyer, r. 1410J<S California
Orland John W., expressman, NE cor Taylor and
Geary, r. 2508 Bush
Orlandi Charles, plasterer, r. 1515 Stockton
Orlandi Johanne, laborer John F. Snow, r. 1623 Mis-
sion
Orleans Consolidated Mining Co. (StoreyCo.,
Nev.) J. Stadtfeld Jr. secretary, 419 California,
room 26
Orleans Mining Co., G. P. Thurston secretary,
934 Mission
Orman Julius, r. 408 Geary
Ormand D., seaman, stmr Geo. W. Elder
Ormer Thomas, chief cook Alms House
Ormerd William H., engineer S. F. Stock and Ex-
change Bldg, r. 77 Elizabeth
Ormond John J., clerk A. Schilling & Co., r. 1710
Laguna
Ormsby Anna, widow, r. 1316 Hyde
Ormsby Bridget, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. S s Bay, nr Hyde
Ormsby Charles T., forger Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 3601
Fillmore
Ormsby Edgar L., clerk T. J. Lyons, r. 1316 Hyde
Ormsby Edward K., printer Baion& Co., r. 1316 Hyde
Ormsby George, finisher, r. 1316 Hyde
Ormsby Thomas, ironworker, r. 1224 Union
Ormsby William, laborer, r. 737 Brannan
Orm-iby William H., machinist, r. 737 Brannan
Orudnrfi" Frederick C, clerk Tax Collector's Office, r.
23 Powell
Orndorflf James. (Joyce & Orndorff) r. 23 Powell
Orne William H., foreman Evening Post, r. 2615
Sutter
Omstein Moses L., butcher W. D. F. Wiggin, r. 633
Stevenson
Oropnen Bernard, clerk J. B. Orognen, r. 152 Perry
Orognen John B.. restaurant, 421 Fourth, r 1.'52 Perry
Orphan Asj'lum (Hebrew) E s Devisadero. bet
Hayes and Grove
Tjca-sf
Imported and Domestic Rugs in immense variety.
W. & J. SLOANE &: CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVB VMXa.CS HOTHX.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO..
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? Marto SI
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY!
Finer than the class of Champagnes sent from ) ARPAD HAR ASZTHY_A^ CO..
France to this country, but without Brandy, j 530 WASHINaTON
OKP
929
OSB
Orphan Asyluin (Protestant) Halght, bet Laguna
and Buchanan, George W. Halght, attorney, otHce
207 Sansome
Orphan Asylum (Roman Catholic) 8 s Susque-
banna, bet AlgiTla and Mauritius
0 R r H E U M Gustav AValter* Co.,
proprietors, S s O'Farrell, hetween
Stockton and Powell
Orr Albert, helper S. F. and Pac. Glass Works, r. 24
Welsh
Orr Anilrew, cook, r. 309 Montgomery Av
Orr Chambers, contractor, r. 21 Grand Av
Orr Charles, driver, r. 1115 Mission
Orr ChirleB, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 1321 Natoma
Orr Charles, salesman N. Clark & Sons, r. 104 Mason
Orr Elizabeth, ■widow, r. 2104 Howard
Orr Emily, widow, r. 734 Post
Orr Emma, widow, r. 24 WelA
Orr George A., foreman P. J.Thomas, r. 730 Filbert
Orr Jacob, r. 1222 Folsom
Orr James (Orr & Cooper) r. lfi07M Folsom
Orr James, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 41 Louisa
Orr James W., commercial traveler, r. 1705 Gough
Orr John, teamster, r. 39 Oak Grove Av
Orr John K. (Orr & Atkins) r. Oakland
Orr John T., miner, r. American Exchange Hotel
Orr Lawrence P., waiter The Baldwin, r. 465 Tehama
Orr Lizzie A. Miss, teacher Whiltier Primary School,
r. 2104 Howard
Orr M. Mrs., widow, r. 1934 Stevenson
Orr Robert, wrapper Newman & Levinson
Orr Samuel, poiter Albert Mau k Co., r. 846 Mission
OrrS. W., second olBcer stnir City of Sydney
Orr Walter, helper S. F. and Pac. Glass Works, r. 24
Welsh
Orr William J., clerk, r. 2104 Howard
Orr & Atkins (John K. Orr and Robert C. Atkins)
mens" furnishing goods, 123-12.') Montgomery
Orr & Cooper (James Orr and Joseph Cooper) mer-
■'"^ chants tailors, 35 Fourth
Orra Antoine, teamster E. & H. Moffat, r. E s Railroad
Av, bet Dominica aad Servia
Orriek Oliver S., manager Cal. Paint Co., 22 Jessie, r.
Oakland
Orrismith John, laborer, r. 355 Brannan
Orseli Cesare, r. 115 Clark
Orsi Giacomo, paints, oils, glass and wall paper,
and house, sign and fresco painter, 25 Montgom-
Av, r. 1000 Montgomery
Ort Henry A., cellerman F. Chevalier k Co., r. 901
Sacramento
Ortega Alberta Mrs., r. 826 Broadway
Ortega Garbino. barber, r. 826 Broadway
Ortfga Salom^, widow, r. 826 Broadway
Ortelli Adolfo, fruit dealer, r. 15 Bruce PI
Ortelli Giuseppe, r. 906 Filbert
Ortelli William, painter, r. 906 Filbert
Ortet Brothers (John Ortet) cutlers, 524 Commercial
Ortet E. Mrs., proptr Europe Hotel, 814 Montgomery
Ortet George, cutler, r. 812 Montgomery
Ortet John (Ortet Bros.) r. 810 Montgomery
Ortet Lucien, cutler Ortet Bros,, r. 810 Montgomery
Orth Charles A., lineman, r. 511 Shotwell
Orth Christina, domestic 45 Llh^ty
Orth C. L. Mrs., furnished roonffB, 14 Eddy
Orth John, machinist, r. 430 Valencia
Orth John A., upholsterer Alexander Jansen, r. 16
Anthony
Orth W. B. Mrs., varieties, 614 Post
Ortlon AuRuste (Biteau & Ortion) r. 709 Union
Ortion Emile, diamond setter Geo. C. Shreve & Co.,
r. Oakland
Ortiz Manuel A., barber, 1917 Larkin
Ortiz Stauislaus, hostler, r. KW cor Sixteenth and
Capp
Ortlund Charles, porter Stevenson & Longwill, r. 634
Minna
FRATINGER t CO.
K, SUITS ui m
105 KEARNY STREET.
CAS STOVES,
GAS riXTUEES, GAS BUENEES.
Bas Heaters lor all pnrposes lor sale and laile to order.
^A/_ E_ l_Al<rE,
PLUMBER, 606 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1860. Tclei.hone 315.
Ortlund Gustaf, laundry, 1058k Howard
Ortner John P., tailor Joseph Flgel, r. 118?^ Fulton
Orton Collins K. (Williams * Ortoni r. 56 South Park
Orton Frederick, draft.sman, r. 4H South Park
Ortmann John F., capitalist, r NWcor Pine and Scott
Orton Garreat V., salesman H. P. Gregory & Co., r.
Oakland
Orton Richard H., assistant quartermaster general,
Grand Army of the Republic, 419 California, r.
Oakland
Orvis Henry P., commercial editor Alta, r. 1829 How-
ard
Osborn Bryant W., clerk Edwin H. Judkins, r. 310
Noe
Osborn C. A. Mrs., widow, r. 414 Ivy Ay
Osborn Charles H., surgeon, 869 Market
Osborn Corra M. (Neville & Co.) r. 1003 Twenty-flrst
Osborn Edward E., wilh G. W. M. Smith, r. 1714 Clay
Osborn Frank F. (Osborn & Alexander) r. 2430 Pine
Osborn Franklin, surveyor Charles S. Tilton, r. 1300 Jj
Stockton
Osborn Frederick, norter Percy Beamish
Osborn Frederick A., salesman R. F. Osbors & Co., r.
109 Liberty
Osboru Frederick, r. 912 Lyon
Osborn George, foreman Anderson k Co., r. 8 B St.
Thomas, bet St. Lawrence and Alleghany
Oaborn George W., office 40-41 Nevada Block, r.
414 Larkin
Osborn George IV. Jr., attorney at law, 40-41
Nevada Block, r. 414 Larkin
Osborn Homer E., insurance agent, 429 California, r.
Alameda
Oaborn Lamartine, mining secretary, 29 Nevada
Block, r. 822 Post
Osborn R. F. & Co. (Robert F. Osborn) import-
ers and wholesale and retail dealers cabinet, car-
riage and general hardware, 751 Market
Osborn Robert F. (R. F. Osborn & Co.) r. 109 Lib-
erty
Osborn Robert F., clerk Osborn & Alexander, r. Ala-
meda
Osborn Russell W., cashier Brown, Craig & Co., r.
1702 Geary
Osborn Thomas F. (Neville & Co.) r. Portland, Oregon
Osborn & Alexander (Frank F. Osborn and
George W. Alexander) hardware and mechanics'
tools, 628 Market, and bicycle warerooms, 13)4
Post
Osborne Ada Miss, artist, r. 910 Geary
Osborne D. »I. & Co. (Anburc, N. Y.) Otis M.
Goddard manager, reapers, mowers and self-
binding harvesters, Bluxome, bet Fifth and Sixth
Osborne Edward H., commercial traveler, r. 632 Eddy
Osborne Frederick W., brakeman. r. G-il Eddy
Osborne George H., carpenter, r. 26 Laskie
Osborne Henry, r. 701 Vallejo
Osborne Henry, engineer, r. 19 Tehama
Osborne Henry Jr., carriagepainter, r. 19 Tehama
Osborne James W., nurse, r. 1725 Leavenworth
Osborne J. B., mining, r. Grand Hotel
Osborne Joseph, r. 614 Bush
Osborne Maria, housekeeper, 18 Perry
Osborne Oakley B.. clerk, r. 632 Eddy
Osborne S. H., r. Russ House
Osborne Thomas H., carriagepainter Larkins & Co.,
r. 19 Tehama
Osbonrue George, manager Alcazar Theater, r. 905
Market
Osbourne Jennie, widow, r. 333 Minna
Osbourne Samuel, stenographer, 66 Nevada
Block, r. 708 Taylor
Osbourne Thomas H., cook, r. 130 Perry
Osburn Charles H., bookkeeper Bonestell k Co., r.
1708 Baker
Osburn Charles W., cook r. 636 Commercial
Ouburn George W. S.. salesman William S.Duncombe
fc Co., r. 2810)4 Pine
JOHN HAMMOND
59
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
ManafYustarer of erery description of
PASSBNOER, STREET AND FREIGHT OAR&
42 to 6U Beale Street, Han rrtuaelaeo.
Truman, Isham & Hooker.
491-437 Market St. A^Henltoral Imple-
ments, Waeons, ISteam Snsinea.
OSB
930
OTT
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
ntPOBTEES OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STREET
Osburn William, expressman, r. 625^ Green
t^ Osburn. See Osbnrn, Osborne and O.-boume
Osburg Joseph, master mariner, r. 19 Commercial
OserFratik, diiver, r. 24a Serond
Osgood Alonzo E., driver Market St. BE., r. 612
Fourth
Osgood Archer, carriagepainter H. M. Black, r. 413 J4
Fraukliu
Osgood Charles E., artificial stoneworkers, r. 906
Church
Osgood Charles P., salesman Carolan & Co., r. 2424
Fillmore
Osgood Frederick S., commission merchant, r. 145
Ellis
Osgood H. Augustus, stampmaker 8. A. Staeplar k
Co., r. iU Vallny
Osgood Hosea, eolicltor Brown, Craig k Co., r. 430
Valley
Osgood James P., painter 8. M. Hills, r. 27 Washing-
ton
Osgood N. broker, r. 618 Jessie
Osgood Porter, niillhand Golden Gate Flouring Mill,
r. 1911 Broderick
Osimsa Carl, gardener, r. NW cor Pacific At and
Brodprick
Oslo Autouio M., conductor, r. SE cor Stanyan and
Hhight
Osier George W., clerk Tax Collector's Office, r. Pal-
are Hotel
Osier Martin L., traveling salesman Hawley Bros.
Hardware Co.. r. 2076 Market
Osment Thomas M., attorney at law, 310 Pine, rooms
44-46. r. 725 Pine
Osmer & Co. (Charles Osmer, J. G. W. Schnlte
and H. H. W. Stroecker) wines and liquors, NW
cnr First and Branuan, and NW cor Folsom and
East
Osmer <Si Co. (Chnrles Osmer, J. G. W. Schulte,
H. H. W. Stroecker and Oeorge F. Hanecaoip)
wines and liquors, SW cor Third and Berry
Osmer Charles (Osmer k Co. and Osmers k Co.) r.
(■•3 Tliirteenth
Osmer M. Miss, r. l.'iSo Mission
dsmers Heriiiaun (Osmers * Co.) r. 63 Thirteenth
Osmers & Co. (Charles Osm. r, John G. W. Schulte,
H. H. W. Stropcter aud Herman Osmers) wines
and liquors, SW cor Spear and Bryant
Osmond Jam*-8. carpenter, r. 54 Sacrsmeuto
Osmons'-n William engineer, r. 182i) Union
Osseno Richard, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe Co.
Ososbe Isaac, but her, lfi48 Mission, r. 1312 Folsom
Ososke Isadore, butcher, r. 131-2 Folsom
Ososke Marcuti, butcher, 328 Fifth, r. 217 5^ Clara
0>t Charles, morocco caseuiaker, r. 5:f0 Tlilrd
Oster Edwiu, tp»mster. r. 2740}^ Sixteenth
0.«ter George W , bookkeeper, r. iai3 Filbert
Oster Henry, laborer, r. 1313 Filbert
Os;er Joseph F., t^aiuster. r. 1313 Filbert
Oster P:iul, druffgint. r. 1036 Jack.eon
Oster Peter H., druyiuan. r. 1313 Filbert
Osterdahl Oscar, bartender Stumer k Ranstrom, r.
521 Pacific
Osterhoudt Matthew S., salesman, r. 157 Seventh
Osterloh Adolph, r. 216 Capp
O«terloh Adolph Jr., clerk F. Holtum, r. 216 Capp
Osterloh Francis, brassfinisher, r. 94-'> Missiofl
Osterloh Heury, cigar mnfr. 504 J< Sixth
Osterloh Henry, comnilssion merchant and dealer in
salt, 37 Commerci il, r. 34 Perry
Osterman George, laborer Tal. Sugar Refinery, r.
NW cor Pennsylvania At and Nevada
Osterman LonU, bookkeeper Schroder, Albrecht k
Co..r. IS Pearl
Osterman Monroe, bookkeeper M. Levy k Co., r. 22(1
Stockton
Osterman William, r. 1021 Lombard
Ostheimer Conrad J., atiSistaiit bookkeeper Micbal-
itachke Bros, k Co., r. 705 Greenwich
Ostheimer John, gardener, r. 705 Greenwich
Osthofi-Cbarles G., sUirbullder, r. NW cor Twenty-
second and Alabama
Osthoflf Henry W., si;;n painter Longley k Johnson,
r. NW cor Twenty-second and Alabama
OsthoffJohn H., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Twenty-second and Alabama
Optliind (Jbarles, liquor saloon, 108 Berry
Ostley Erick, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Ostman Charles, butcher, r. 121 Page
Ostorero D., machinist Joseph Galli k Co., r. 401
Pacitic
Ostrander Daniel, foreman L. Ph. Bolander, r. 25
Johnson Av
Ostrander Henry C, cigarmaker, r. 634 Sacramento
Oslrander James, carpenter, r. 6 St. Rose's Av
Ostrander John, machinist Tait & Hainque, r. 6 St.
Rose's Av
O.-^trander Peter M., m<-hinist, r. 31 Minns
Ostrander Stephen, salesman Schafer k Co., r. 11
Montgomery
Ostrander Willis H., agent, r. Buss House
Ostroska A., commercial agent, r. 905 Market
Obtrowski Frank, rabinetmaker, r. 724 Clementina
Ostrowski Frederick W., deckhand stmr BuUiun, r. 25
Glover
OstrowKki William, solicitor, r. 1219 Turk
Ostwald Joseph, tanner r. 537 Sacramento
Ostwaldt Henry F., laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. 428
Chestnut
Oswald , capitalist, r. 44 Sixth
Oswald Charles, butLher William H. Kelm, r. 1226
Pacific
Oswald Charles, tailor, r. 217 Minna
Oswald Charles E., butcher Hofmann k Woenne, r.
151 Second
Oswald Frank, butcher, r. 1012 Pacific
Oswald Henry, butcher William Oswald, r. lOXU Pa-
cific
Oswald Henry W., bookkeeper Bigley Bros., r. 1919
Broadway
Oswald John, beer bottler Po.etel Bros., r. 919 Dolores
Cswald John, buti-h<r B. Heckman, r. Iii78 Howard
Oswald John, engineer John Knox, r. 497 Gough
Oswald Joseph (Harris, Oswald & Noble) r. H s
Seventeenth, bet Eureka and Douglass
Oswald Peter, bartender A. H. Henderson, r. 1802
Market
Oswald William, butcher. 1012 Pacific
Otago Garvan, barber, 433 Pacific
Otersen. Herman, wines aud liquors, S5 Post, r.
310 Pacific
Otis Brothers & Co., manufacturers elevators
(New York) John Hammond agent, 42 Besle
Otis Cbarles, lather, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Oiis Charles, student, r. NW cor Washington and
Franklin
Otis Frank", fireman stmr Ancon
Otis Frank, attorney at law, 603 Commercial, SW cor
MoLtgomery, r. Oakland
Otis Harri-son G., freight clerk S. P. Co., r. 2620 Sac-
ramento
Otis James, clerk Horace Davis k Co., r. 1900 Wash-
ington
Otis James, waiter Christian M. Petersen, r. 268 How-
ar.l •
Otis Lucy, widow, r. NW cor Washington and Franklin
Otis Stephen (Otis fc Co.) r. 2121 Larkiu
Otis <b Co. (Stephen Otis) stockbrokers, 318 Mont-
gomery
Ott August L. (Wagner fc Of.) r. cor Howard and Bass
Ott Franz, tailor, r. 1217 Powell
Ott Fridolin, watthiuaker. r. 1039 Twenty-fourth
Oit Herman, tailor, r. 1515)4 Powell
Ott John, r. 517 Mission
Ott John, tailor, r. 1515)4 Powell
Ott John O., salesman Raphael Weill k Co., r. ISM
Jones
MANN St BENEDICT,
SCOCKSS0E3 TO
C. C. HASTINGS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
C L O T H Te R, S ,
&.ICK HOVSE BI^CK.
ORIENT IJS. Co, OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000 I GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Assets, $1,551,954 | WU. SEZTOIT, Ast K:uce&
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
OTT
931
OVE
Ott John F. (Ryan fc Ott) r. 641 Broadway
Ott John 8., butcher, r. 1634 Edfiy
Ott John W., pilot, office 50G Battery, room 9, r. 15
GIov.-r
Ott Joseph, baker, r. 763 Howard
Ott Max, tauaer, r. 28 Mary
Ott Michael, teamster, r. 39 Loulaa
Ott Michael Q., eugraver RuthBuhild b Hadenfeldt, r.
Oakland
0(t Nicholas, drayman BaKer ft Hamilton, r. 39 Louisa
Ott William, brewer South S. F. Brewery, r. NW cor
Railroad Av and Paraxuiiy
Ottel A., cook, r. 60« Fourth
Otten CarHten, liquor saloon. NW cor Cook and Geary
Otten Claus, yroieries and liquorH, SW cor Octa-
via and Poxt, r. 1501 Post
Otten Claus Otto, cellarinan Eohler k Frohling, r.
3-M Grant Av
Otten Henry J., oxpreseman, cor Fourth «nd Bran-
nan, r. 1214 Bryant
Otten Joliii, groceries and liquora, 1532 Qolden
Gate Av
Otten John H., watchmaker, r. 1516 Powell, rear
Otten Peter, teamster-, r. liU2 Kearny
Ottau Klchard, gigger S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. Black Point
Ottenberg Jonas, barber American Exchange Hotel,
r. 1514 Pacific Av
Ottenheimer Arthur W., traveling salesman S. W.
Rosenstock /i Oo., r. 907 Geary
Ottenheimer Henry J., clerk Lilienthal & Co., r. 907
Geary
Ottenheimer Martin C, bookkeeper Wangenhelm,
Steruheim & Co., r. 907 Geary
Ottenheimer Milton S.. salesman, r. 907 Geary
Ottenheimer Solomon, clerk, r. 1520 O'Farrell
Ottenheimer William, inspector Custom House, r. 907
Geary
Otter Ralph 0., porter New Hammam Baths, r. 3
Maiden Lane
Otter Washington H.. tinsmith, r. 813 Bush
Otterbek Elias, marble polisher, r. 126 Gilbert, rear
Otters John, baker, r. 1205 Kearuy
Otterstedt Frederick (W. Fahrenkrug & Co.) r. 8X
Laugton
Ottignou Lucy P., widow, r. 1622 Lagnna
Ottinger Adoloh (Worth & Ottinger) r. 642 Folsom
Oltman John E., tailor, r. 824 Pacific
Otto Antoue F., cigar manfacturers' supplies,
Front, room 15, r. 2423 Washington
Otto August C. D., tiilor. 915 Jones
Otto Carl R., photogriphpr, r. 1328 Sanchez
Otto Charlotte Miss, teacher, r. 24.'3 Washington
Otto Constince, wi.low, r. 2423 Washington
Otto Emil W., cigarmaker, r. 636 Commercial
Otto Emil W,, waiter stmr Santa Rosa
Otto Ernst A., decorator, 623 Geary, r. 81 St
Bldg
Otto Frjink, shoemaker Henry Liicke
Otto Frank, waiter Palace Hi.tel
Otto Gustav H., bak.r, r. 631 Pacific
Otto George W., switchman, r. 336 M Bush
Otto Henry, foreman .\luxaiider Jaaseu, r. 134 Ridley
Otto Hermann, bal er. r. 634 Pacific
Otto Hubert, electrician, r. 510X Hayes
Otto Hugo, r. 813 Bush
Otto Louis H., cigarniaker, r. 431 Second
Otto Louisa, widow, r. 510 >4 Hnyes
Otto Minnie, widow, r. 523 Jones
Olto Otto, teamster Isaac Stone, r. San Bruno Road,
nr Cortland Av
Otto Peter, r. 928 Fillmore
Otto Richard, brass molder, and extraman Hook snd
Ladder No. 1, r. 1210 Pacific
Otto Richard, photographer, r. 1328 Sanchei
Otto Robert, clerk, r. 510 X Hayes
Otto William F., ti Herman Hook and Ladder No. 5, r.
B 8 Webster, bet Sutter and Post
405
Ann's
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIER9IO-EI.ECTIEIC
RUSSIAN aiii TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Eaths Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SANITARY PLUMBING
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES WELL DONE.
Repairing^ a Specialty.
■^7^. E - 3L. A.ISTE ,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
KsUbllshed I860.
Telephone 315.
Otto William H., millband Capitol Mills, r. 121 Mout-
Romerv
Ottoman Nathan M,, bootfitter S. W. Rosenstock k
Co,, r, 30.5 Kearny
Oudet Miry Mme., French laundry, 133054 Paclflo
Ouer C, Mine., millinery, 133 Taylor, r. 122 Taylor
Ougbin James P., blacksmith J. BrouiUard, r, 1210
Guerrero
Ougliin John C, bookkeeppr, r. 1216 Guerrero
Ougbin Michael, r. 1216 Guerrero
Ouimett Louis tl,. boovkeeper Thomas Lancaster, r.
1511 Golilen Gate Av
Oullf Alexis, salesman Held Bro8,& Co.. r. 323 Geary
Oulif Blanche Mme,, millinery, 1 Grant Av, r. 323
Geary
Onlitt Ferdinand, laborer Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum
Onlitt Louis, laborer Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum
Oullahau Dennis J. (OuUahan & Grady) r. Occidental
Hotel
Oullalian & Grady (Dennis J. Oullaban and
John U. Grad.v) real estate agents and rent ool-
lectors, 12 Montgomery
Oulsman T, H., salesman J. J. O'Brien k C!o., r.
Oakland
Oulton George (Paclflo Distilling Co.) r. Bouldln Ii
land
Oulton Milledge, carpenter, and groceries, 748 Braa-
nan
Our Ludy of Mercy's School, adjoining St. Mary's
HoHpital, NW cor First and Bryant
Oar S<ivior*a Sciindinavian Evangelical
liUtlierau Church, Rev. Ole Groensberg
pastor. HoA-anl. bet Twelfth and Thirteenth
Our Society (weekly) Bragg & Spaulding proptrs, 414
Clay
Oiirm Maurice J-,, fireman tnc; S«a Witch, r, 625 Davis
Oa^set John, cellarmau Arpad Haraszthy & Co,, r. 12
Adule Alley
Outcalt P, L., insurance agent, r, 311 Tsylor
Oiitsen Hans (Outsen & Brunsj r. 904 Shotwell
Outsell Oi Bruns (Hans OutKen and J, C, C.
Uruus) proprietors Monitor Mills, 317-319 How-
ard
Ovaitt MarMis H., laborer, r. 1226 Sacramento
Ovegard Eliza Mrs,, v. lOJH Langton
Ovens Ad.im F„ teamster, r, 813 Folsom
Ovens Franci.'tA., teamster, r, 2)8 Tehama
Ovens Henry, helper Chicago Brewing Co., r. 2 Rush-
tou PI
Ovens James, teamster, r. 136 Freelon
Ovens John, carpenter, r. 201 Rircli. rear
Ovens Thomas, gripmaa Market St. RR., r. U81
Haiwht
Ovens William, teamster Parker, Wood & Co., r. 813
Folsoui
Over Andrew, bookkeeper, r. 342 Fremont
Over icre E.lward B,, salesman P. I. Overacre, r. 630
Golden Gate Av
Overacre Homer, driver Omnibus RR., r, 145 Tehama
Overacre Peter I., manufacturers' agent, 123 CaU>
foruia, r, 630 Golden Gate Av
Overeud Alfred, printer, r, lu Franklin
Overeud Annie, matron City and County Hospital
Overeud Elizabeth, widow, r, 10 Franklin
Orerfeldt Charles, r, 516 Greenwich
Overholner Albert, butcher, r, 21.')0 Howard
Overholtzer Charles It,, bookkeeper Field & Stone, r.
1806 Green
Orerland Baggage Office S. P. Co., foot
OVERLAND FREI5HT TRAKSFER CO,
Muri-y W. Alitchell prvaidt^iit, Thomita
C. Cliffijrd euperiiitendent, ©Hire
freifflkt depot S. P. Co., N s King, bet
Fourth and Fifth, warwhouses and
stublea Bluxomv, bet Fourth and Fifth
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82,
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN, Z^%^\hk^^^n ^^^I^l
OVE
932
OWE
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
f Open. Fire - Place TrinuningB
a. Specialty.
< I 309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Overland House, Morris A. Livingeton proptr, 531-
533 Sacramento
OTsrland Monthly, Overland Monthly Publishing Co.
publishers, Charles H. Shiun manager, 415 Mont-
gomery
Overland Monthly Publishing Co., publishers Over-
laud Monthly. 415 Montgomery
Overland Packinjf Co. (N. Pardini and Oecar
Jeanson) manufacturers hermetically sealed
goods, 912-914 Battery
Overland Warehouse, E. Newland & Co. proptrs, NE
cor Townsend and Third
Overman J. Mrs., widow, bakery, 713 Valencia
Overman Silver Minings Co., George D. Ed-
wards secretary, 414 Califwrnia
Overmeyer William, liquor saloon, 630 Geary
Ovtrmohle Bernard, plater Rudgear & Shepman, r.
4JiS fiodgePl
Overstreet Edear H., solicitor, r. 319 Sansome
Overt-treet William F., compositor Bulletin, r. 10 Ash
Av
Overstreet William L., gilder S. A. Perry & Co., r. 10
Ash Av
Overton Charles P., secretary McCoUam Fishing
and Trading Co., 208 Clay. r. 1414 Geary
Overton Elias P., carpenter, 212 Pacific, r. 1414 Geary
Overton Robert H., r. 1414 Geary
Overton Victor G., clerk McCoUam Fishing and
Trading Co., r. 1414 Geary
Overtop Walter H., r. 21 Grant Av
Oviatt M. Miss, portrait and landscape artist, 131
Post. r. Oakland
Oviedo Vicente, r. 946 Folsom
Oweger Frank, cigarmaker, r. 512 Fourth
Owen Annie E. Mrs., teacher Clement Grammar
School, r. 908 Leavenworth
Owen Arthur J., r. 613 Montgomery
Owen Christian, tailor S. Owen, r. Mission Road, nr
Six-Mile House
Owen Daniel C, clerk Post OflBce, r. Oakland
Owen Edward F., r. 307 Fourth
Owen Elannson D., r. 2421 Sutter
Owen Frank A., piano tuner, r. 635 California
Owen Frank C, porter Wells, Fargo k Co., r. 908
Leavenworth
Owen George W., carpenter Jason Springer & Co., r.
614 Bush
Owen Hugh J., accountant Price's Assay Office, r.
1838 O'Farrell
Owen J., r. 417 Bush
Owen James, shoemaker, r. 916 Folsom, rear
Owen James, weaver 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
Black Point
Owen James C, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory r. Black Point
Ovren J. J., editor and manager Golden Gate,
office 734 Montgomery, r. lOlG TTnion
Owen Joseph, gigger S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. Frrt Mason
Owen Julius A., millman, r. 2421 Sutter
Owen Lincoln K., laborer, r. NW cor Greenwich and
Octavia
Owen Mattie P. Mrs., assistant editor Golden Gate,
734 Montgomery, r. 1016 Union
Owen Owen R., weigher Sec. 2 Seawall, r. 130 Julian
Av
Owen S. A., engineer, r. 408 Jones
Owen Soren-C., tailor, 429 Fourth, r. Mission Road,
nr Six-Mile House
Owen Thomas, gigger S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. Fort Mason
Owen William, professor Berkeley University, r. 1001
Pine
Owens Alfred, r. 236 O'Farrell
Owens Arthur, jeweler Louis Miller Jr., r. 616 Eddy
Owens Daniel, baker, r. 1052 Howard
Owens Daniel, grlpman Market St. RR., r. 313 Union
Owens E. D., machine hand, r. 2421 Sutter
Owens Edward, chief deputy Superintendent Street*,
r. 1.^85 Turk
Owens Edward F , boatman Melggs' Wharf
Owens Edward J., r. 331 Bush
Owens Edward M., harnessmaker Main iWincheeter,
r. 1052 Howard
Owens Evan R., lodgings, 304 Third
Owens Francis, peddler, r. 737 Howard
Owens Frank, clerk, r. 413 O'Farrell
Owens Frank A., musician, r. 514 Bush
Owens Frank J., contractor and builder, 330 Pine, r.
1501 H Turk
Owens George H., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 503
Mason
Owens Harry F., machinist, r. 331 Folsom
Owens Henry C, bookkeeper Henry Coubroughi Co.,
r. 516 Eddy
Owens James, engineer, r. 1015 Lombard
Owens James, laborer, r. 161 Dore
Owens James, laborer, r. 313 Union
Owens James, liquors and groceries, 1151 Howard
Owens James, merchant tailor, r. l*i07J$ Folsom
Owens James, molder Pac. Iron Works, r. 2M First
Owens James, pumper Spring Valley W. W., r. 1015
Lombard
Owens James P., teamster J. Morton & Co., r. 73 West
Mission
Owens James V. (Fitzpatrick & Owens) r. 1501 H Turk
Owens John, butcher, 278 Tehama
Owens John, coffee roaster McCarthy Bros. & Co
Owens John, gripman, r. 2000 McAllister
Owens J( hn, millwright, r. 666 Howard
Owens John, patternmaker, r. 6(14 Twenty-first
Owens John A., miller, r. 1320 Union
Owens John B., r. 1:06 Pine
Owens John B. Jr., teamster, r. 27 Russ
Owens John C. (Cluff & Co.) r. 340 Oak
Owens John E., pressman Joseph Wint^rburn & Co.,
r. cor Point Lobos and Second Avs
Owens John J., messenger Custom House, r. 936
Pierce
Owens John K., cashier George W. Gibbs & Co., r.
Alameda
Owens Ji'hn M., builder, r. 1501}^ Turk
Owens John T., teamster, r. 1314 Folsom
Owens L. D. i Mills k Co.) r. 409 Van ISess At
Owens Mary Mrs., r. 12 Cleaveland
Owens Michael, actor, r. 607 Pine
Owens Michael, watchmaker. 1311 Pacific
Owens Nellie M. Miss, teacher Girls' High School, r.
1306 Pine
Owens Owen, carpenter, r. 1535 Mission
Owens Owen T., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r. 106
Noe
Owens Patrick, hostler Omnibus RR., r. 255 Clemen-
tina
Owens Patrick, laborer J. Morton & Co., r. 73 West
Mission
Owens Patrick, nurseryman Golden Gate Park
Owens Patrick H., jeweler, r. cor San Jose Av and
Duncan
Owens Peter, expressman, SW cor Pine and Polk, r.
2619 Sutter
Owens Peter, gardener, r. 6.'?6 Commercial
Owens Peter ciler stmr Willamette
Owens Peter, painter S. M. Hills, r. 1420 Broadway
Owens Peter J., machinist Bisdon I. and L. Works, r.
309 Minna
Owens Richard H., painter, r. 331 San Jose At
Owens Sarah Miss, weaver, r. 632 Filbert
Owens Thomas, peddler, r. 117 Julian Av
Owens Thomas E., plumber John T. Farrell, r. 442
Valencia
Owens Thomas J., r. 27 Russ
Owens Thomas S., compositor Call
Owens William, teamster, 501 Front, r. 813 Folsom
Owens W. C, r. 365 Minna
tST Owens. See Owen
W. & J. SLOAM & CO.
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY
641 to 647 MAEKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Hanufactiirers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM SI
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY {"" ^"15".'. ?"'.-. l".:?"'"
ARPAD HARASZTHY * CO.,
630 WASHnmosi
OWL
933
PAC
Owles John O., clerk C. Curtiu, r. 1115 Van Ness Av
Owyhee Miniog Co. (Nevada) John W. Pew secretaiy,
310 Pine, rooms 15-17
Oxtou Adolphe L., expressman, r. 16 Ellis
Oyster Joseph b., tirst lieutouant Battery A. Ist Artil-
lery, U. S. A., Presidio
Ozaun C. Arthur, drsyiuan, r. 6 Camp
Ozark House, Mrs. John Halliuau proptr. 865 Market
Ozias Cbarles W., clerk John M. Patterson, r. 1013
Market
Ozouf Adulphe P., salesman B. W. Burmelster, r. 116
Ninth
Ozouf Henry E., clerk, r. U6 Ninth
Ozouf Sophia Mrs., diessmaker, r. U6 Ninth
Pac John J. (Boutes & Pac) r. 524 Union
JrAuij UilAKJjIJ lb chronometer and
>vatcbinaker, 418 Battery, x. 1018 Jack-
sun
Pace James D., capitalist, 33-35 Nevada Block, r. 308
Van Ness Av
Pace Joseph, clerk Peter Cassor, r. 544 Washington
Pace Thiimas, cook, r. 171 Minna
Paceto Joseph, scavenger, r. 1 August Alley
Pacheco Aut.>uio I., liarber, 331 East, r. SW cor Mar-
ket and Steuart
Pacheco Lonis, r. 562 Folsom
Pacheco .Manuel A. (Pacheco & Lopez) r. 266 First
Pacheco Pablo, teamster Bender Bros., r.624 Fourth
Pacbeco vt Lopez (Manuel A. Pacheco and Jacintho I.
Lopez) barbers, 'iOri First
Facheteau Jacques, proptr Pac. Dyeing Works, 210-
212 Ridley, branch offices, 8 Golden Gate Av, 103
Grant Av and 112 Ha.ves. r. 210 Ridley
Pacific Advertisinfr Bureau, Palmer & Key,
proprietors. 405-407 Sausome
Pacific Asplialtum Co., Francis N. Neaval pro-
prietor, i'i Jackson
Pacific Axle Co., Hendry & McCrossen proptrs, 213
PAOIFIC BANK R. H. McOonaW
president, 201 Saiisuine
Pacific Bell Telephone Co., John I. Sabin
superintendent, general office 323 Pine, branch
offices 961 Mission, cor Mission and Twentieth,
C. P. RR. Building, room 16, 833 Sutter, cor Cali-
fornia and Fillmore, cor Powell and Union, and
Butchertown
Pacific Borax. Salt and Soda Co., Frank M.
Smith president. A. H. Clough secretary, office
2.40 Montgomery, rooms 11-12
Pacific Box Factory, Myers k Racouillat pro-
prietorn, W s Ninth, nr Harrison
Pacific Brewery, Fortmanu & Co. proptrs, 267-269 Te-
hama and 266 Clementina
Pacific Bridge Co., Richard W. Gorrill president, 4
California
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLE&E,
T. A. Kobinson president. Red Men's
Hall, 3.i0 Post
Pacific Business Colles^e Revievr (monthly)
3J1I Post
Pacific Cable Railway Co., A. S. Hallidie
president, office 329 Market; J. L. WlUcut secre-
tary, office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room .34
Pacific Can Co., John Lee president, Sidney M.
Smith vice-president, Alfred D. Cutler secretary
and treasurer, 1158 Harrison
Pacific Carriage Co., Oliver Hinkley superin-
tendent, central stand 200 and 207 Sutter, business
office U Powell
FRATINGER & CO.
THE LEADING
CLOM AND SUIT flOOSR
105 KEARNY STREET.
WATER CLOSETS
OF EVERY I)ESCRIPTION_CAEEFULLY REPAIRED.
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1S«0. Telephone 31&.
PACIFIC CASKET CO.
William P. Donglierty president, D. A.
Macdonald vice-president., A. D. Lock-
-wood secretary, R. S. Falconer treas-
urer. 217 Spear and 518 Itlarket
Pacific Churchman (semi-monthly) William H. H.
Tobey pubUhher, 605 Montgomery
Pacific Club, rooms NE cor Post and Grant Av
Pacific Coast Amateur Photographic Aa>
soclatlon, office 318 Pine, room 26
Pacific Coast American Stationary Engineers, 1049)j
Market
PACIFIC COAST AUTOMATIC PORTABLE
GAS CO., Edtrard Webb president and
treasurer, J. C. Susenbeth secretary,
manufacturers of Lawrence Patent
Carburetors, room 113 Phelan Building
Pacific Coast Blood Horse Assu., E. S. Culver, secre-
tary, 508 Moutgomfry, room 6
Pacific Coast Co-operative Cigar Manufacturing Co.,
S. B. Caldwell, president, Henry Knobel, secre-
tary, 304 Battery
Pacific Coast Detective Agency, G. A. Flower
Hi Go. proprietois, 215 Kearny, room 11
Pacific Coast Dredging and Reclamation Co., John
Hackett manager, office 40 California
Pacific Coast Fire and Water Proof Paint Co., H. C.
Henderson supprinteudent, office 121 Market
Pacific Coast Holiness Association, George
Newton chairman, John E. Wright secretary, H.
W. Stowe treasurer, 607 California
Pacific Coast Hotel Register Co., Hicks &
Jucid proprietors, Charles D.Hines general agent,
23 First
Pacific Coast immigrant Association,
Arnold Bros, managers, 331 Kearny, rooms 10-11
Pacific Coast Jersey Cuttle Club, John W. Coleman
presid'^nt, 327 Pine, room 5
Pacific Coast Land Bureau, Wendell Fasten
president. George W. Frink manager, F. B. Wilde
secretary. 61H Market
Pacific Coast Oil Co., Edward Wheaton secretary, 123
California
Pacific Coast Packing Co. (Ferndale, Eel River) Cut-
ting Packing Co., agi'nts, 19 Main
Pacific Coast Postal Index, L. P. McCarty publisher,
713 Cjlifornla
Pacific Coast Real Estate Agency, Loomis & Morse
propts., room 11 Odd Fellows' Bldg
Pacific Coast Ship Owners' Association,
Frank E. Preble, secret iry. offline Pier 3 Steuart
Pacific Coast Steamship Co., Charles Goodall
president. George C. Perkins vice-president, Ed-
win Ooodall secretary, Goodall. Perkins & Co.
treasurers and general agents, office 10 Market,
ticket office 214 Montgomery
Pacific Coast Steamship Co's Store, James
Pritchard port steward, NE cor Broadway and
Front
Pacific Coast Steamship Co's Whart; foot
Broadway
Pacific (Joast Union Laundry, Peter Enestrom proptr,
326 Drumm
Pacific Coast Vacuum Furnace Co., Daniel Buck,
secretary, 81 N<vada Block
Pacific Collection Co., Julius Blumenthsl man>
ajjer, fiUa California, room 3
Pacific Color Works, Sullivan, Kelly & Co. pro-
prietors. 821 Battiry, offlff 112-114 California
Pacific Consolidated Paste Co. (Ravenna,
Gliirardelll & Co.) luauufacturers macaroni, ver-
micelli, Italian psste, etc., 42l-4-'3 Battery
Pacific Construction Co., J. M. Thompson president,
E. I. Parsons secretary, 258 Market
Pacific Copper Works, Wagner & Todt proptrs, 665
Mission
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Blannfnctarer of every dc(»erip*lon of
PASSENGER. STREET AND FREIGHT CtiRS.
4S to SU Beale Street, Man Franeiitco.
STEAM ENGINES AND THRESHING MACHINES.
TBUUAN, ISHAH & HOOEE&
421-4J£7 Market StreeU
PAO
934
PAC
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMFOBTEItS or
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile,
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Pacific Cordage Co., William C. Gibbs secretary, 318
California, room 1
Pacific Coursing Club, 539 California
Pacific Development and luvestmont Co., 8. M.
Holmes, secretary, 318 Pine, room 5
Pacific Dispensary for Women and Children. Mrs. J.
F. Merrill corresponding secretary, 1U16 Mission
Pacific Distilling Co. (Henry Voornian, George
Oulton and Louis E.^. Schultz) worts cor Pierce
and Chestnut, ofiBce 506 Battery
Pacific Educational Journal, J.
209 Grant Av
Pryor manager.
CO
PACIFIC ELECTRIC CO.
Dr. Andrew T. Slier'wood vic«"-pre»i-
dent and managei, Ezra B. Bullock
secretary, mannfactnrers electric belts
and trusses, 330 Sutter
Pacific Electrii- Motor Co., Z. U. Dodge secretary and
treasurer, office 2'25 Post
Pacific Electrical Stora^re Co., George S.
Lsdd president, James Armstrong secretary, 323
Pine
Pacific Electro Depositiujs: Works, [office 35
Market
Pacific Exchange Hotel, Bolting b Schlob proptrR,825
Battery
Pacific Express Co., J. A. Sanborn agent, 407
Montgomery
I Pacific Fertilizing Co., A. Haas manager.-wnrhs SE cor
Minnesota and Santa Clara, office 108 Davis
Pacific Free Warehouses, Hsslctt & Bailey pro-
prietors, NW cor Front and Broadway
Pacific Fringe Factory, Auerbach & Thompson
proptrs, 751 Market
Pacific Fruit Co., Alfred D. Cutler president,
Harry I. Coon seci etary, dealers green and dried
fruits, 316-318 Washinnton
Pacific Gas Impro-vement Co. (leasee Central
Gas Light Co.) Albert Miller president, J. M.
Livingston secretary, office 8W cor Htevenson and
Annie, works cor Fillmore and Bay, and cor Third
and TowBsend
Pacific Gas Saving Co., H. B. Bichardson manager,
6'22 Market
Pacific Glass Cutting:, Staining, Emboss-
ing' and Designing W^orks, John Mallon
proprietor, 19 Fremont and 1213-1215 Howard
Pacific Glove Works, H. & L. Block proptrs, 107 Bat-
tery
Pacific Glue and Soap Factory. William H. Codington
proptr, Teneriffe. bet Adele and S^trinj-'ham
PACinC GRAPHITE MAHDFACTDEIM
CO., manufacturers Imperial Stove
Polisb, Perfection Axle Grease, foun-
dry facings, etc., factory 1804 Polsom,
J»s. O. Rountree & Sons agents, 13
Pine
Pacific Hard-tvare Co., George P. Thurston presi-
dent. C. H. Morgan secretary and treasurer, 934
Mission
Pacific Hebrew Orphan Asylum and Home Society,
Devisadero, bet Hayes and Grove
Pacific Heights School, Miss H. Cooke principal, Ns
Jaclisoii. bet Fillmore and Webster
Pacific Herald of Holiness, George Newton
editor, 607 California
Pacitic Homcenpathlc Free Dispensary, 115 Haight
Pacific Horse MarketaiKl Carnage Repository (Daniel
Breclauer and Edward Savannah) 74-76 New
Montsiomery
Pacific House. 21.'i Broadway
Pacific Improvement Co., J. H. Strobridge
president, Frank S. Douty secretary. NE cor
Fourth and Townsend. room 4
Pacific Indicator Co., J. H. Hurlbut superintendent,
113 First
Pacific Ink Factory, Schwabacher k Salts pro-
prietors, 617-621 Brannan. office 205 Front
Pacific InRiiraiice Co.. Rolla V. Watt general agent
office 317 California '
Pacific Insurance Union, Alfred Stillman gen-
eral manat;er, 307 Sansome
Pacific Investment Association, H. W. Snow presi-
dent, Edllo V. Watt secretary, 317 California
Pacific Iron and Nail Co., C. William Wright
general ni.inagpr, 9 Beale
PACIFIC IRON WORKS
Rankin, Brayton Hi Co. proprietors,
Xit First
PACIFIC IRON YARD
Henry Burnstine proprietor. -^vbolesale
cast and wrought iron, 401-105 Spear
Pacific Je^velry Co., Newman & Samuel pro-
prietors. 17-19 Battery
Pacific Kennel Club, Janiea E. Watson secretary and
treasurer, 516 Sacramento
Pacific IiamfL. and Reflector Factory, E.
Boesch & Co. propiietors, 685 Mission
Pacific Land InvcKtment Co.. James G. Fair president,
A. E. Davis vice-president, C. S. Neal secretary,
v. W. Gaskill assistant secretary, office South
Pacific Coast Railroad Bldg, foot of Market
Pacific Laundry, Anthony N. Wahler proprietor,
office 775 Market
Pacific Lighting Co., W. B. Cline secretary and
manager, SW cor Annie and Stevenson
Pacific Lonn Aasociatiou, L. L. Dennery secretary,
423 California
Pacific Lodgings, Henry Greayes proptr, 209 Leides-
dorff
Pacific Lumber Co., John Crockett secretary, 8 S. P.
Stock and Exchange Bldg
Pacific Mall Steamship Co., office cor First
and Brannan, Williams, Dimond & Co. agents, 202
Market and 3 Piue
Pacific Mail Steamship Co^s W^harf, cor
Brai'nan and First
PACIFIC HASUFACTURING CO,
George P. Thurston president, man-
ufacturers burial ragketa and the
CELEBRATED CYCLONE WINDMILL,
934 - 93G Mission (see advertisement
Inside back cover)
Pacific Metal Works, F. B. Morrow president,
N. R. Strong vice-president, J. S. Reese manager,
J41-143 First
Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal and
Western Lai>cet (monthly) Dr. W. S. White-
well editor. r20 Folsom
PACIFIC MDTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.
OK CALIFORNIA. George A. Moore
president, «J. N. Patton secretary, 418
California
Pacific Oil and Lead Works, N s King, bet
Second and Third, Kittle & Co. agents, office 202
California
PACIFIC OYSTER HOUSE
Charles Haake proprietor, 914 Market
Pacific Paper Box Factory, Robert Bayley
proprietor, 4l0Sanborae
PACIFIC PAPER CO.
stationery of all kinds, printing and
vrrapping papers, paper bags, tTvines,
etc., F. W. Alns worth manager, 416
Sacramento
PACIFIC PATENT AGENCY ....m.o.
proprietor, St. Ann's Building
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING.
WASHINGTON Fire Ins. Co. of Boston ra»:??3''|SsXf,''rz^:
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
PAC
935
PAE
Pmciflo Pilote (German weekly) Frederick Gerhard
publisher and propfr, 18-25 Howard
Pacific Pine L.amber Co., E M. Herrlck presi-
dent, W. C. Talbot treasurer, Warren Craig secre-
tary, G. S Hinsdale general manager, office 12
California, branch offices Pier 11, Sieuart, and
cor Third and Berry
Pacific Portrait Co., T. J. O'Brien manager, 1221 Mar-
Pacific Postal Teleg^raph-Cable Co.. Samuel
RoBener acting pri sident, M. C. Lavfii manager
San Francisco office: executive office 14-15 Nevada
Block, mNin offl' e NW cor Montgomery and Pine,
branc h offices P«lace H..tel and Ualdwlu Hotel
Pacific Poorer Co., S. C. Bigelow president. Ira
Bishop superiutendtnt. Frederick M. Pick-
ering eerretary, 523 Montgomery, works 24 Jessie
Pacific Press Publishing House (Oakland) William
Sanndi-rs agent, 18 Post
Pacific Printer (monthly) Palmer*: Key publish-
ers, 40>-407 San-iome
Pacific Refinery and Assay Office, F.Reich-
ling proprietor, 404 Montgomery
PACIFIC ROLLING MILL CO, w,„..™
Alvord president, Cliarle* SI, Keeney
secretary, Li. B. B-»nchley general man-
ager, P. Xoble snperinteiident, works
Potrero Point, office 20a Itlurket
Pacific Rubber Paint Co., Wbittier, Fuller &
Co. proprietors. 228-230 Beale. office SW cor Front
and Pine
Pacific Rural Press (weekly) Dewey k Co. publishers
and proprietors, 2')2 Market
Pacific Sa'«v Mannfacturing Co., James Pat-
terson president and manuger, Nathan W. Spauld-
ing vice-president, James M. Davis secretary,
manufacturers saws, p'anlng knives, reaper and
mower sections, 17-19 Fremont
Pacific Scouring Co. (wool) George Abbot agent,
NW cor Fifth aiid Townsend
Pacific .'Shorthand Bureau, G.H.Warren Stipp proptr,
121 Post, room 10
Pacific Soda Co., JohnHorstmann proprietor, 767-
77.i Bryant
Pacific Soda Water Works, Breig & Schafer
proprietors, 171()-1712 Folsom
Pacific Spring and Mattress Co. (William A. Clark,
Henry Black and Andrew L. Pringle) wareroomi
7fi2 Mission
Pacific States Advertising Bureau, Palmer
fc Rey proprietors, 405 Sausnnie
Pacific States Watchman (semi-monthly) 252 Market
Pacific Steam Agricultural Manufactni-
ing Co., Irving M. Scott president, Moses Hop-
kius treasunr, C. A. Grow secretary, office 329
Pl'ie, room 16
Pacific Steam Carpet Beating Works, Conk-
lin Bros, proprietors, 333 Golden Gate Av
Pacific Steam Navigation Co., Williams, Di-
mond -^ Co. agents, iO'i Market
Pacific Steam Wbaling Co., JosiahN.Enowles
manager, Edwin L. Griffith secretary. 28 Cali-
fornia
Pacific Stock Exchange Board, 316 Montgomery
Pacific Straw Works,George A. Dean proptr, 141 Fourth
Pacific Surety Co., Wallace Everson president,
Edmund F. Green secretary, Albert P. Redding
general manager, 328 .Montiromery. room 4
PACIFIC SUSPENDEE CO
Herman Posener, proprietor, 79 Newr
Montgomery
Pacific Tannery, Eullman, Wagner b Co. pro
prietors, office lOG Battery
Pacific The (CouLTegational weekly) The Publish-
ing Co. of the Pacific publishers, 7 Montgomery
Av, room 23
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERMO-KLECTKIC
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated a^d Electric Batlis Giyen.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BATH TUBS, BOILERS
TANKS, SHOWERS, FAUCETS.
Plumbers' Sanitary Goods of all Kinds,
NA/_ E
PLUMBER,
E&tabllehed 1»Ga
606 KEARNV STREET.
Telephon« 315.
Pacific Towb.>at Co., William M. Hawley manager,
office foot of Vallejo
Pacific Trade and Farmers' Journal, John D. Robertson
publisher and nroptr, 529 Cl.iy
PACIFIC TRANSFER CO.
Evan J. Coleman president, J. Henley
Smith vice-president, Thomas W. Givin
superintendent, 110 Sitter, telephone
No. 140
Pacific Tru. king Co., A. F.Conant manager, 21 Main
Pacific Type Foundry Co., O. A. bearing sec-
retary, 528 Sacrsmento
Pacific Type Writing Bureau, 405 Kearny,
ruom 14
Pacific V.Hrnish Works, WillLsm H. ^'orden proptr,
W B Nebraska, bet Alameda and El Dorado, office
223 Sacramento
Pacific Vinegar and Pickle W^orks, John L.
Koster manager, 415-417 Fulton, office 323 Front,
room 2
Pacific Woodenware and Cooperage Co.,
manufacturers woodenware and cooperage stock
of every description, John L. Koster manager,
factories cor Sixth and Channel, and Braunan,
bet Seventh and Eighth, office 3^3 Front
Pacific Wool Depot, Thomas Bailey * Co. proptre,
cor Fifth and Bluxome
Pacific Tacht Club, George A. Kohn lecretary, office
10=«-110 San80;ue
Pacific Zinc Ornament Factory, E. Boesch &
Co. proprietors, 5S5 Mission
Pack J. W., first assistant assayer U. 8. Mint, r.
Berkeley
Packard Chester S., teacher music, r. 1909 Stevenson
Packard George K., teamster Yates .^ Co., 8W eor
Fifth and Berry
Packard James, r. 30 Ke«my
Packer E. Mrs., r. 407 Mason
Packer Elmira Miss, r. IIOS Filbert
Packer James, driver Contra Costa Laundry, r. 818
Green
Packer Virginia, widow, r. 1108 Filbert
Packham Robert, foreman Union Iron Works, r. E •
Minnesota, bet Solano and Mariposa
Packham ThomaF, stereotyper, r. 2il Green
Packham Thomas G., machinist Union Iron Works,
r. E s Minueiiota. bet Solano and Mariposa
t^" Packham. Bee Peckham
Packscher Adolph, merchandise, r. 2521 Sacramento
Pacbscher Joseph, gasfitter and plumber, 2107 Fill-
more
Packsher Simon, cigars and tobacco. The Baldwin
Padden William, shoemaker Cabn, Nickelsbnrg k
Co.. r. 11 Lafayette
Paddock Charles J., salesman J. A. Folger * Co., r.
700 Shotwell
Paddock Edgar S., salesman J. A. FoJger & Co., r. 1128
McAlli.'^ter
Paddock Ethelbert S., talecman, r. Buss House
Paddock Fram-ls Mrs., r. 235 O'Farrell
Paddock Frederick P., salesman East & Co., r. 146
Ellis
Paddock Julia Miss, ladies' nurse, r. 313 Stockton
Paddock Mai tie M. Miss, r. 29 Liberty
Pudilock Nathan C. Jr., collector IWdington & Co., r.
Oakland
Paddon Abel, commission merchant, r. 1407 Folsom
Pnddon William, r. 1407 Folsom
Padelford M. C. Mrs., widow, r. 325 Fair Oaks
Psdelinetti Christian, r. 102) Powell
Padpet Thomas, carpenter, r. NE cor Bay and Larkin
Padilla Pedro, wiuemaker, r. 528 Ellis
Padkins John H., carpenter Robinson & Gillespia, r.
416 ii Hvde
Padobarni Fmuk, cook. r. 5 Vallejo PI
Padov Alice, widow, r. 560 Olive Av
Paehtz Gustave J., locksmith, 318 Pine, r. 733 Folsom
W. B. BANCROFT & CO,
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Pip« Fittinsrs, all Sizes.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Paetzold Benjamin, locksmith and bellhanger, r. 1235
Mission
Paetzold Clara Miss, saleslady, r. 113n llisi^ion
Paetzold Gustave, clerk, r. 1236 Missiou
PaganderGusfftve W. (Dick k Pacander) r. 3 Kap-
peler Court
Paganetti Silvester, painter, r. 5 Lafaj-ette PI
I Pagan'- tto Gisdanni A. carpenter, r. 425 Filbert
j PaijaniDi Brothers (William and Frank) fruits and
I vegetabl"*!, So'iFourtli
; Paganlni Frank (P ganlni Bros.) r. 357 Fourth
' Paganini Giovanni B., r. 4 Bargpjne PI, rear
I Pajjanini William (Paganini Bros ) r. 357 Fourth
' Paganucci Doiiienico iC. Giuntini v^ Co.) r. 115 Clark
I Page Albert G., tarpenter, r. til Hoff Av
Page Arthur (Pasie Bros.) r. San Rafael
Page Benj-min Z., teamster, r. SW cor Kentucky and
Honduras
Page Brothers (Arthur and George T.) general brok-
ers and agents Union Ins. Society of Canton
(limited) 30J California, room 2
Page Bryan, r.730 Post
Page Calvin, tapitalitit, r. Lick House
I Page Charles ( Page * Eells) r. 2518 Pacific At
I Page Charles. t»-amster, r. 316 Seventh
I Page Charles, teamf^ter James Gorie, r. 24 Turk
I Pa^e Charles, foundryman, r. 16 Harriet
Pase Charles S., miiliuan, r. 938 Mission
I Page Clifton F.. plasterer, r. Wood, nr Geary
; Page Lelia E. Miss, teacher Pacific Heights School, r.
j 730 Post
i Page Edgar F.. machinist Hare & Berriman, r. 1811
I Stockton
I Page Fdward, waiter, r. 146 Katoma
I Page Edward, woodturner, r. 721 Bryant
Page Emma Sirs., r. 148 Eddy
! Page FraLcis H., teamster, r. 788 Harrison
: Page Frank H., street sprinkler, r. 126 Clara
! Page Frederick, bartender, r. 4 Harriet
, Page Frederick, vamisher West Coast FurniturB Co.,
i r. 172 Prrry
j Page George, r. 172 Perry
; Page Genrge T. (Page Bros.) r. San Bafael
Pasje Gustav L.( (P^ge * Falch) r. 720 Turk
Page Hamilton, salesman Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r.
201 Buchanan
Page Harry J., r. 713 Stockton
P.ge Harry J., coutractor, r. 1226 Sacramento
Page Henry C, r. 12fi Clara
Page Herbert, clerk Wm. T. Coleman i Co., r. Alv
i meda
' Page James D., presiding justice Justices' Court.
sE cor Kearny and Washington, of&ce 309 Califor-
I nia, r. 402 G-ary
i Page James H.. clerk, r. 1631 OFarrell
I Page John, shoemaker Earle *: Co.
I Page John A., cigarmaker P. H. Eiigelbert, r. 529
I Valencia
: Page John E.. Tarnisher West Coast Furniture Co., r.
1 17.' Perry
Page Johu W., linemen, r. 3 Myrtle At
' Page Joseph M.. manager retail dept A. L. Bancroft i
I C<->.. r. Ill Tweuty-fonrth
Page Joseph M. Jr., salesman, r.lll Twenty-fourth
; Page Julia A. Mrs., r. i02 Geary
Page May Miss, medical stufient, r. 1000 Chestnnt
Page M:iry Mrs., r. 1184 Harrison, rear
Page Mary C. widow, r. 1508 Sacramento
Page N., waiter 0>car Ohnstein. r. 249 Fourth
Page Porter W., agent, r. 321 Fell
Page Robert J., telegraph builder, r. 755 M Howard
Page Rufus B., collector Spring Valley W. W., r. 14
Geary
Page Sarah, widow, r. 3 Myrtle At
; Page William D., clerk Macondray & Co., r. San
Rafael
Page William E., clerk A. L. Bancroft k Co., r. Ill
I Twenty-fourth
Page William H., porter, r. 82:< Harrison
Page William M., denUst, 10 Third
Page William M., varnisher Weat Coast FumitiiM
Co., r. 172 Perry
Page William E., steward, r. 1229 Pacific
Page & Eells i Charles Page and Charles P. Eells)
attorneys at law, alb California, rooms 9-12
Page & Falch (Gustav L. Page and Ctto Falch)
bakery and restaurant, NW cor Mason and Turk
Page's Automatic Fire Shitter Co., H. W.
Severance agent. 218 Califoruia, room 4
e^ Page. See Paige
Pages Jules E., engraver J. F. Pages, r. 1316 O'Farrell
Pages Jules F., seal engraver and die sinker, 648
Sacramento, r. 1316 O'Farrell
Paget Feticien V., teacher Urban School, r. 813 Hyde
Pagliotti Severino, baker B. Ratto, r. 1339 Dupont
Pahl John R., machinist Tatum & Bowen, r. 10553<
Howard
Pahl Richard, boots and shoes, 324 Kearny
Pahl Richard H., rigger Tatum & Bowen, r. 219 Beale
Iff" Pahl. See Paul
Pabn William, bootmaker Porter, Slessinger k Co., r.
906 Filbert
Pahrrman Moritz, optician, r. 410 Third
Paige Cutler, farmer, office 116 Leidesdorff, r. 1401
Sutter
Paige Samuel B. (S. B. Paige k Co.) r. 1719 Central
Av. -Uaiueda
P.AJ6E Si B. & COi (Samuel B.
Paige and Charles J. 3Ioore) Detroit
safes, locks and emery wheels, 116
Front
Paige Timothy, real estate, 116 Leidesdorff, r. 140r
Sutter
t^" Paige. See Page
Pail.asson Joseph, laundry, 2307 Pine
Paille Baptiste, laundryman Hayes Park Laundry, r.
Madrid, Excelsior Homestead
Paille Marcellin L., butcher Derby k Strouse, r. 13
Oak
Paillet Marie, ironer Jean La Come. r. 345 Seventeenth
Paine C. B. Mrs., artist, r. lol5?i Mission
Paine Charles S., compositor Evening Post, r. 1515Ji
Mission
Paine David, r. 129 Dolores
Paine Frank, molder Whyte i De Borne, r. 526 Kearny
Paine Frederick A., foreman Pioneer White Lead
Works, r. 9:i2 H Guerrero
Paine James, laborer, r. Munltoba, bet James and
Kaskaskia
Paine James, organ builder, NE cor Valley and Do-
lores
Paine John W., teamster, r. 411 Sansome
Paine Nelson T., printer, r. 615 Bush
a^ Paine. See Payne
Painter Albert, capitalist, r. 831 Jackson
Painter Arthur, capitalist, r. 831 Jackson
Painter C. A. Mrs., widow, r. 831 Jackson
Painter Edgar, capitalist, r. 831 Jackson
Painter Edward B., publisher S. F. Prices Current,
123 California, room 3:i, r. Alameda
Painter J. Milton (Painter k Co.) r. Alameda
Painter Oscar, r. 831 Jackson
Painter The( dore P. (Painter k Co.) r. Alameda
Painter Walter, capitalist, r. 831 Jackson
Painter William G., r. 75 Park Av
Painter & Co. ( Theodore P. and J. Milton Painter)
type, electrotype and stereotype foundry, and
dealers printers' inks and printers' material, 510
Clay
Pakenham John V., stevedore, r. 61 Federal
Palace Dye Works, Charles J. Holmes manager,
offi. e 1332 Market
Palace Hotel, Sharon & Schonewald lessees, C. H.
Livingston manager, SW cor Market and New
Montgomery
DRAPERIES.
Special attention given to making up Draperies an4
Canopies for Lodges, Societies, etc.
W. & J. SLOAISTE & CO.
641 to 647 MAEKET STEEET,
NEXT ABOVE PAIACE HOTEi.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Mannfactnrers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
31 Marbt SL
Ficinc Ml Aran Bmn
405-407 SAXS03IE ST., SAX FRANCISCO, CAL.
EASTERN OFFICE:
TRIBUNE BUILDING, NEW YORK CITY.
S^-Mcijs Advertisements'
FOR PAPERS PUBLISHED IN
California, Colorado, Nevada, Oregon, Washington, Utah, Idaho,
Montana, Arizona, Mexico, Atlantic States, Europe,
British Possessions, Sandwich Islands, New
Zealand and the Australian
Colonies.
Will Receive A AT V AT T? WT Q P A "D 1? P Published in the
Advertisements fori A iN 1 iNJjVVuXxlrijll United State.
And insert them on the most Reasonable Terms.
Will furnish promptly estimates on the cost of advertisements in any number of the
papers published in the above named States and Territories.
Our facilities for placing advertising are unsurpassed, and the most careful attention is
•(iven to the execution of all orders, whether small or large.
Especial Arrangements with the Best Papers.
PALMER & REY,
Pacific States Advertising Bureau,
405 and 407 SANSOME STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Branch Houses : - - - <"»-!y"-.«<-<. -.«■.»., o,,^.
[And 115 Los An^^eles Street, Los Anifeles Cal.
PALMER & REY
ARE PROPRIETORS OF THE
Pacific States Aelvertisiug Buireaiij
San Francisco Newspaper Union,
Worth Pacific 'Ne^vspaper Union,
Besides having the Largest and Best Equipped
TYPE* FOUNDRY
AND THE ONLY
PRINTING PRESS MANUFACTORY
On tlie Pacific Coast.
They are doing more business than all the type foundries and type agencies on the Coast put together.
Can Furnish Advertising, Furnish Plates, Furnish Outsides, Repair
Presses, etc., or Supply Sorts by return of mail.
Havlns Entire Control of tlie Business of tbe large Eastern Advertisers, they are enabled to
place lucrative contracts In the way of their customers ; and in many instances have enabled newspaper proprietors to
nearly pay for new outfits in advertising.
By the use of their BEADY PRINTED SHEETS, and their AUTOMATIC STEREO. PLATES, parties have
l>een enabled to start papers in places where It would otherwise have been impossible, and have brought them to a
paying basis. They control
A Majority of the Best Paying Advertising of this City, of the
Pacific Coast, and of the East.
««=■ Parties wlflhlng to avaU themselves of these M0XEY-51AKIKG and MOXEY-SAVING Ideas, must eventually
come to them for business. So that ll is best to start rlKht, and
PURCHASE YOUR OUTFIT OF
PAImMER <£ Risir,
TYPE FOUNDERS AND PEESS MANUFACTUREES,
405 and 407 Sansome Street,
SAN FRANCISCO, - - - - CALIFORNIA.
BRANCH HOUSES :
110-112 FRONT ST., PORTLAND, OR. . 115 LOS AN&ELE3 ST., LOS AN&ELES, CAL.
rri IDCr CYTDA nDVM*™«Champ*gne, comparison win proTe)ARPADHARASnHY acq.,
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Palace Market, Charles Kratz proprietor, 2436
' Mission
Palace Variety Theater, T. F. A. Obermeyer proptr,
SE i-or Grant Av and Pobt
Palai he Antone, bartender, r. 327 Montgomery Av
Palache Edmund, bookkeeper Jones A Co., r. 517
Tw.ntv-fifth
Palnche Gilbert (H. M. Newhall k Co.) r. 1249
Krauklin
Palache James (Kittle A Co.) r. Berkeley
Palache Robert K., clerk Kittle & Co., r. 1910 Devisa-
dero
Palache T. Hood, clerk H. M. Newhall & Co., r. 1249
Franklin
Palacios Henry Mrs., scenic artist, r. Nucleus Hotel
Paladlni Achille, tisberman, r. Flint Alley, bet
Broadway and Vallejo
Paladini N., laborer, r. ti04 Vallejo
PaJadini Peter, r. 10 Union PI
Palanca Joseph E., laborer Masonic Cemetery, r.
224 54 O'tarrell
Paleckl Joseph Mrs., widow, r. 51.5 Gongh
Palin Joseph J., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 1(K)3 Alabama
Palin Julien, canieauer S. P. Co , r. 10(12 Alabama
Pallas James, lab.rer, r. 41 South Stauly PI
PallHB Thomas, bartender Daniel O'Connor, r. 41
South Stanly PI
PalasBou Peter, dairy, cor Pierce and Lombard
Pallier John G., caterer, r. 20 Lewis
Palhes Alexander, produce, 318 Davis, r. Oakland
Pailmeyer Herman, butcher South S. F. Packing and
Provision Co., r. N s Venezuela, bet Platte and
Yazoo
Palm Martina, widow, r. 261 Stevenson
Palm Builolph H., jewelryb. xmaker A. H. Loch-
baum & Co., r. 261 Stevenson
Palmer A. B.. r. 325 O'Farrell
Palmer Ada, widow, r. 419 Bay
Palmer A. E., r. 643 Folsom
Palmer Albert, liquor saloon, 115 Larkin
Palmer Alpheus, conductor, r. 35 Fifth
Palmer Angle C. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Crammar
School, r. 52ti Turk
Palmer .Vrtbur B., bookkeeper, r. 118 Halght
Palmer Charles, master stmr Silva
PALMER CHARLES H. a^e„t
Firttiiiaiis Fund Inxurance Co., suc-
cessor to W. J. T. Palmer, office 401
California, r. 107 Pell
Palmer Clinton, with James B. Chase I: Co., r. 1818
Mason
Palmer Edwin, coaldealer, r. 2113 Webster
Palmer Edwin C, clerk, r. 16 Ninth
Palmer Frank, elevatortender Merchants' Exchange,
r. 643 Folsom
Palmer Frank, longshoreman, r. 348 Fourth
Palmer George, artist Examiner, r. 824 Powell
Palmer Geor^re. secretary San Francisco and Pa-
cific Glass WorkB, r. 1585 Folsom
Palmer Georue, waiter, r. 1147 Vlixsion
Palmer George B., carpenter, r. cor Twenty-sixth and
Castro
Palmer George H., cigars and tobacco, 727 Davis, r.
1112 Moutgoraery
Palmer George H., expressman NE cor Third and
Minna, r. 270') Harrison
Palmer George H., homoeopathic physician, 425 Geary
Palmer George J., foreman Porter, Slessingcr & Co.,
r. 913 Greenwich
Palmer Ous, manager H. Huddleiton k Co., 844
Market
Palmer Gustave, porter stmr James M. Donahue
Palmer Hainden, millwright, r. I.i85 Folsom
Palmer Henry (Henry Palmer * Co.) r. 118 Halght
Palmer Hi-nry, clerk, r. 177 Clara
Palmer Henry <$( Co. (Henry Palmer and Mayer
Goodkind) California wines, 435 California
FRATINGER & CO.
MOURNING SUITS
MADE AT SHOETEST NOTICE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
MARBLE WASH STANDS,
WAMil BASINS, BASIN COCKS. |
Lane's SaDitary Basin Trap effecinally eiclDiIes sewer m
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNY STREET. '
Established 1S60. Telephone 315. i
Palmer Henry C, messenger The New Zealand Loan
ard Mercantile Agency Company (Limited) ,
Palmer Jacob, vice-nresident Deming-Palmer Milling
Co., 114-116 Sacramento, r. Oakland
Palmer James, tinsmith, r. 637 California
Palmer James R.. cabinetmaker, r. I(i7 Fell
Palmer James W., lumber surveyor, 25 Steuart, r. Oak-
land
Palmer Jane B., widow, r. 26 Pleasant
Palmer J. Irving, miilhaud Cupitol Mills, r. Oakland
Palmer John, cigarmaker. r. 12j1 Filbert
Palmer John, painter, r. 674 Natoma. rear
Palmer John, teamster J. E. Wbittier, r. 307 Bitch
Palmer John A., barber. 1630 Mission, r. 18 Eleventh
Palmer John C, attorney at law. r. 325 O'Farrell
Palmer John J. (Palmer fc Rev) r. 2.513 Sacramento
Palmer John W., bookkeeper, r. l.'^O J Folsom
Palmer Joseph, seaman stmr Mexieo
Palmer Joseph, shoemaker, r. 323 Bryant
Palmer Lawrence W. (Palmer * Steers) r. 511 Webster
Palmer Louis T. J., bookkeeper, r. pommerclal Hotel
Palmer Nettie Mrs., r. 23 Kearny
Palmer Norman L., bookkeeper A. Gerberdlng, r. Oak-
land
Palmer N. W. Mrs., stenographer Edward Wheaton,
r. Oakland
Palmer Olive, widow, r. 1 Essex PI
Palmer P. Mrs., widow, r. 1427 Pacific
Palmer Ricnard, miner, r. 227 Perry
Palmer S. Mrs., lodgings, 35 Fifth
Palmer Samuel H., collector Benton Coal Co., r. 26
Pleasant
Palmer Thomas, boatman, r. 1112 Montgomery
Palmer Thomas, check clerk freight depot S. P. Co.,
r. 767 Harrison
Palmer Thomas Jr., oiler stmr Los Angeles, r. 1113
Montgomery
Palmer Thomas F., salesman, r. 30 Mission Av
Palmer Uriah C, clerk, r. 14 Geary
Palmer AVales L., president Golden State and
Miners' Iron Works, r. 2 Essex PI
Palmer Warren S. (Palmer * Storey) r. Oakland
Palmer William £. (Palmer & Barrows) r. 626H
Geary
Palmer William E., draftsman Golden State and
Miners' Iron Works, r. 2 Essex PI
Palmer William F., coffee saloon. 606 Mission
Palmer William H., r. 1641 Market
Palmer William H., bookkeeper Huntington, Hopkins
fc Co., r. 118 Haight
Palmer William H. Jr., polisher, r. 107 Fell
Palmer & Barrows (W. E. Palmer andE. C. Barrows)
groceries, 531 Geary
PALMER & REY (John a. Palmer
and Valentine J. A. Rey) San Fran«
Cisco, Ne^v York and Portland, ma- ;
chinists, dealers Scotch and American I
type, presses, printers' materials and |
macliinery, elect rotypers, stereotypers
and wood eng^ravers and auxiliary |
publishers and proprietors PmcIHc
States Advertisinif Bureau, 403-407
Sansome and 817-831 Montgomery
Palmer & Steers (Lawrence W. Palmer aud Edward E.
St.ersi broom factory, 217-219 Clay
Palmer <& Storey (Warren S. Palmer and William
B. storey .Ir.) civil, mining and mechanical eu-
pineers, 325 Montgomery. Dom 33
Palmsreene Ernest St. J., elevatorman, r. 821 Green
P:ilmieri Egisto C. (J. F. Fugazi k Co.) r. 1518 Powell
Palmieri L renzo, fisherman, r. i'15 Battery, rear
Palmierl Nicholas, machinist S. F. Tool Co.
Pahiiquist Frank, law student Morris 0. Baum, r. 4
Geary PI
Palmquist John, tailor, 4 Geary PI
PMltenifhi Andrew, proprietor Metropolitan
M:.rble Works. 1235 Market, r. 790 Stevenson I
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
nanufactar^r of eT^r.-r dearriptlon of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
4S to SU Beale Street. San rrauei»eo.
Truman, Isham & Hooker. Sintllt'jumi «'-.-»wJt'^ carrja^es.
lamj> (»eat8 sold to tlie Trade.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMFOBTER8 OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
Slxeot Iron
All Sizes and Xmubers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Paltenghi Joseph, laborer, r. 9 Water
PalteDghi Lonin, ihoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburgfc Co.,
r. 79t) StevcDSoti
Palucci Jofepb, peddler, r. 12 Prescott
Paniperln Traugolt G. (Pamperin k Peters) r. 10
Morris Av
Pamperin & Peters (Trangrott G. Pamperin and Henry
Peters) painters and whiteners, 6u6 Howard
Panama Railroad Co., Williams, Dimond &
Co. asents, 2l)2 Market
Panario Mary, widow, r. 13H Lily At
Pancoast F. & Co. (Franklin and Helen Pancoast)
buttonhole mnfrs, 7(>5 Mission
Pancoant Franklin (F. Pancoast * Co.) r. Alameda
Pancoast Franklin, dentist, 703 Market
Pancoast Helen Mis-s (F. Pancoast & Co.) r. Alameda
P:iDel John, fisherman, r. 117 Vallejo
I Panella Andrew, musician, r. 3 Auburn
Panella Bernardino, musician, r. 3 Auburn
I Panella Nicholaa. coffee saloon, 2i7 Mont({omery At,
I r. 3 Auburn
' P«nelli Pietro, porter F. Daneri * Co., r. 1.523 Mason
■ Pangburn Stanley D., pbvsirian, r. 212 Sixth
! Paniskl Mnrie. widow, r. 117 Jj Fair Oaks
I PaniRki Robert, helper Schroder, Albrecht k Co., r.
I 732 Cburch
I Panho Frederick, seaman stmr Oregon
Psnkov Charles, bnrteuder. r. 41H^ Sliipley
Pankov Henry, cellarman National Brewing Co., r.
SE cor Fulton and Webster
Pankow Hermann L., butcher J. C. Germer, r. 416H
Shipley
PANORAMA THE ,s..«.„
Vlckgbnrg) United States Panorama
Co., Cliica^o, proprietors, Albert Pissis
manager, SW cor Eddy and Mason
Pansho Alfred, chief clerk headquarters Division
of the Pacific. D. S. A., r. 10 Baker
Panzinl Thomas J., clerk Boland W. Snow, r. 239
Hickory Av
Paoleti G., seaman stmr Geo. W. Elder
Paolinelli Augubtino, fruits and vegetables, 715 Stock-
ton
Paolinelli D. & Co. (Domenico Paolinelli andMichele
Eaghianti) fruits and vegetables, NE cor Pacific
and Leavenworth
Paolinelli Domenico (D. Paolinelli k Co.) r. 1235 Pa
cific
Pape August, clerk Frederick Pape, r. 2109 Leaven-
worth
Pape Edwin, watchmaker and jeweler, 436 Kearny, r.
929^ Jackson
Pape Ferdinand, cabinetmaker, r. 444 Brannan
Pape Frederick I., barber Rosa & Troell, r. 198 Van
NesR Av
Pape Frederick Jr., art student, r. 2109 Leavenworth
Pape Frederick L. M., grocerie.s and liquors. NW cor
Jackson and Battery, r. 2109 Leavenworth
Pape Jacob (Pape & Rissland) r. 7^ Dikeman PI
Pape John H., miller Yolo M'lls, r. 815 Post
Pape Richard, seaman, r. 1:117 Sansome
Pnpe William, waiter, r. 427 Stevenson
Pape & Rissland (Jacob Pape and Albin Rissland)
groceries and liquors, 105 Stockton
Papelier M. Mme., French laundry, 48 Seventh
Papeuhausen Frederick, clerk Henry Rothschild, r.
102 Powell
Papenhsusen Henry, clerk J. E. A. Helms, r. 18
Seventh
Papero Jacopo (D. Alberigi k Co.) r. 313 Broadway
Papina Oiacomo, grinder, r. 9 Gordon
Papina James (C. Oliva & Co.) r. 3 Grant Av
Papina Peter, gasfitfer William F. Wilson, r. 24 Turk
Papina Vincenzo, editor Eco Del Pacifico, r. 327
Montgomery Av
Pappslardo Oragio, bandmaster Industrial School, r.
W s San Jose Road, nr Smart's Dairy
Paquette Anseline F., bookkeeper John Kenny, r
3-.'."Jj^ Bush
Paradise and Los Angeles Gold and Silver Mining,
Land and Water Co., Daniel Buck secretary, 81
Nevad.i Blo.k
Paradise Valley Mining Co. (Humboldt Co. Kev.) W.
Letts Oliver secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 13
PARAFFINE PAINT CO.
Joseph Po^vning'pret.id^nt, F. J. Fletter
secretary, office 310 California
Paravagna Doiniugo J., r. lUlO Clay
Parava(ina Glacomo, laborer, r. 222 Broadway
Paravagna Luigi, proptr Garibaldi Hotel, 222 Broad-
way
Paravagna Nicholas, flshdealer. r. 3.337 Mission
Parcells Charles B., manager Hall's Safe and
Lock Co., 211-213 California, r. 427 Edward, Oak-
land
Parcells John J., capitalist, r. 1208 Army
Pardee Enoch H.. M. D.. oculist and aurist, 626 Mont-
gomery, r. Oakland
Pardee George C, M. D., oculist and aurist, 626 Mont-
gomery, r. Oakland
Pardee Harry, salesman, r. 818 Kearny
Pardee Herbert F., metalworker, r. 732 Folsom
Pardee Kate, laundress Mount St. Joseph Infant Asy-
lum
Pardelia Jacob, flshermin, r. 6 Clara Lane
Pardi Antone, butcher, 871 Mission
Pardi Casar, butcher, r. 871 Mission
Pardi Giovanni, butcher, r. 871 Mission
Pardini Guiseppe, expressman, r. 702 Front
Pardini L. k. Co. (Louis Pardini) wsgonmakere, 103
Oregon
Pardini Louis (L. Pardini k Co.) r. E • Prescott, nr
Vallejo
Pardini Luigi, laborer, r. 222 Broadway
Pardini M. Eugene, boots and shoes, b04 Washington,
r. 626 Washington
Pardini Narcisse {Overland Packing Co.) r. 222 Broad-
way
Pardini fc Co.. propfrs Am. Fishing Co., 506 Merchant,
branch 57-59 Centre Market
Pardo Laura Miss, r. 13J4 Virginia PI
Pardow Thomas, clerk, r. 609 Hyde
Pardy George, solicitor patents, 402 Montgomery,
room 18
Paredes Francisco, tailor, 1516 Stockton
Paredes J. M., teacher music, r. Ifi2:i Dupont
Paredies Frank, bitmaker, r. 441 Green
Parent Charles L. Jr., carpenter, r. 124 Eighth
Parent Mary Mrs., Insurance broker Hutchinson k
Mann, r. 324 Ellis
Parent William L., carpenter r. 319 Ellis
Parenti Domingo (Partnti 4 Domenici) r. 209)i 8ec-
ond
Parent! Frank, fruits, 2195 Powell
Piireiiti G.. miisician, r. 12 Lafayette PI
Pareoti James, teamster Frank Barnard 4 Co.,r. 4 St.
Charles PI
Parenti P. & Co. (Paolinl Parenti and Michele Frances-
chini) fruits and vegetables, 127 Sixth
Parenti Palmieri, brassfinisher Joseph Roylance, r.
68 Jessie
Parenti Paolini (P. Parenti & Co.) r. 127 Sixth
Parenti 4 Domenlci (Domingo Parenti and Rocco
Domenici) fruits and vegetables, 209 ^ Second
Paret Stephen W., burnisher Buckingham 4 Hechl.r.
1815 Vallejo
Parfenoff Nicholas, acting secretary Consul-
General Russia, 411 California, rooms 3-4, r. 825
Green
Pargner William, sign painter Swan 4 Stein, r. 305J^
Mission
Paris Emile, carpenter, r. 409 Union
Paris Gaston, r. 607 Bush
Paris Victor, plumber, and bakery, 1505 Powell
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' Al YOUTHS' SUITS
— AT —
THE HASTINGS."
npsBui Firt In. Co. or LOimiH
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. 0. DORNIN, Manager
VU. S2ZT0H, lat Muagn
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
PAR
939
PAR
PiiriB William E., porter, r. fiOfi Fourth
ParJeer Jomes A., superintendent W. B. Bancroft k
Co. r. 8:<0 Treat Av
Parit-h Mark (MHrk Parish k Co.) r. 1002 Powell
Parihh Mark * Co. (Mark PariBh) flavoring extracts
and corflittls, 314 Clay
PariKh Matthew, rook -Tniin Franusirh. r. 2!\S Brannan
PARISIAN DYEING KLEANM WORKS
F. Tiioinus tSi Co. proprieturs, ^7 Tenth,
branches 714 AVa>ihiii(;toii, 1 48 Fourth,
SI 3 Post nnd 755 Valencia, OalUaud,
10U8 Broadway
Parlxoii Plji lip C. , poi ter Louis Braverman b Co., r. 322
L'1.T Av
Park Allen, paperhanger, r. 920 Montsomery
Park and Ocean Railroad Co., Charles F.
Crocker preeldeut. J. L. WiUcutt secretary, gen-
eral ofBoe NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 34
PARK BROTHER & CO.
(limited) Black Diamond Sleel Works,
J.ake Superior Copper Mills, Pitt-bur^,
Pa., Pacific Coast office and warehouse
18-15 Fremont, Abner Doble manager
Park Charles T., clerk U. S. Kailway Mail Service, r.
1008 Post
Park Commissioners, William H. Dimond, Jo-
seph Austin and R. P. Hammond Jr., office Park
Lodge, Golden Gate Park
Park Edward, weigher P. M. SS. Co.
Park E. Ev rett. dentist, 213 Geary, r. 602 Powell
Park Elbridge C, stenogrupb<-r, r. 502 Powell
Park E. W. Mrs., proptr Park House, 2769 Mission
Park Hotel, Becker b Meune proprietors, 26-28
Turk
Park Hotel. Mrs. Louisa Lewis proptr, Haight, nr
Stanyan
Park House, Mrs. E. W. Park proptr, 2759 Mission
Park James, clerk Jeremiah Lynch, r. 2020 Folsom
Park J. F., oiler stmr City of Sydney
Park J. Howard, clerk E. J. Le Breton, r. Oakland
Park John R.. plumber, r. 1609 FoIbobi
Park Lewis P., officer stmr City of New York
Park Kobert, painter, r. .522 Pine
Park Robert .M., janitor Starr King Primary School,
r. 142.5 church
Park ThomaK C, weigher, r. 407 East
Park View Hotel, Charleb Chadwick proptr, E • Sev-
enth Av, bet I and J
Park Wemyss, clerk Nevada Bank, r. Alameda
Park William C, pressman, r. 419 O'Farrell
Park William J., wagonmaker, r. 314 Ivy Av
Parke Edward, clerk, r. 711 Geary
Parke Lyman C. (Parke fc Lacy) r. 1118 Gougb
PA.R<jLh & LAO 1 (Lyman C.Parke
and BeiiJ^imi- T. Lacy) mining', ivood
and iron tvorking' machinery, and mill
supplies, ai-aa Fremont and 8 Califor-
nia
Parkell Henry H., r. J085ii Turk
Parker A. D., foreman Pioneer Warehouse, r. 199}j
Dnpont
Parker Adara, bookkeeper The John A. Boebling's
Suns Co., r. Alameda
Parker Albert B., bookkeeper W. b J. Sloane & Co., r.
Oaklnnd
Parker Albert J., gripman Market St. RR., r. S s Fair
Av, nr Mission
Parker Albert P., cashier Dempster b Keys, r. Oak
land
Parker Angeline C, widow, r. 839 California
Parl.er Autia, widow, r. 8 Minna, rear
Parker Augustus, butcher, r. S s Twenty-sixth, bet
Church and Sanchez
Parker Brothers (George P. and William J.) res-
taurant, 12-14 O'Farrell
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERWO-KI.ECTRIC
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 413
BOILERS and STOVES
Connected lor Hot and Cold Water in me best manner
WATER BACKS, WATER HEATERS,
Of all kinds made and repaired.
E. LANE,
W.
PLUMBER,
ERtabltshed ISflO.
605 KEARNT STRBBT.
Telephone 315.
Parker Charlen, r. 1755 MiSHion
Parker Charles H., compositor Bulletin, r. 1118 Jack-
son
Parker Charles H. (Shafter, Parker k Waterman)
attorney at law, 1.3 Montgomery Block, r. NW cor
Br»a<lwHy and Taylor
Parker Cliarks T., clerk Commercial Ins. Co., r. 113
Powell
Parker Charles V., office 22 California
Parker Edward A., letter carrier Post Office, r. 13
Perry
Parker Edward F., clerk Samuel More Ji Co., r. Buss
House
Parker Edwin C. (Edwin C. Parker b Co.) r. 813 How-
ard
Parker Edwin C. * Co. (Edwin C. Parker and L. M.
Edmonds) adveitisint; agents, 420 Montgomery
Parker Edwin E., clerk N. Grange r. 534 Bush
Parker Edvfin L,., seen tiiry Sierra Nevada Silver
Mining Co., 67 Nevada Block
Parker Eliza, widow, r. 207 Hyde
Parker ElizHbetb, widow, pucker, r. 2014 J4 Stockton
Parker Emily E. Mias, teacher, r. UIU Minnion
Parker Fisk L., courtroom clerk Superior Court,. dept
6, r. 8:<9 Callfcruia
Parker Frames Miss, dressmaker, r. 165 Silver
Parker Frances W., cutter Porter, Slesslnger b Co., r.
113 Fourteenth
Parker FrHncis, blacksmith, r. 611 Bryant
Parker Francis, molder, r. 1653 Mission
Parker Francis L., with M. C. Ellis b Son, r. 429
O'Farrell
Parker Frank L., clerk I. S. Van Winkle b Co., r. 1635
Ellis
Parker Frederick W., assistant foreman Goodyear
Rubber Go's factory, r. 103:i Mission
Parker George (Parker* Dennis) r. 2205 Geary
Parker George, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
r. 9 Geneva
Parker George A., clerk James C. Scott, r. 824 Mission
Parker George A., sawyer UnioA Box Factory, r.
Oakland
Parker George G., machine hand L. D. Stone It Co., r.
21 Folsom
Parker George H. (Blunt * Parker) r. 3 Bond
Parker George H., real estate, 131 Montgomery, room
5, r. 110 Eddy
Parker George P. (Parker Bros.) r. 325 Clementina
Parker Geor«e P., clerk Davis Bros., r. 28 Hawthorne
Parker George P., waiter, r. 611 ii Minna
Parker Hurry W., teacher, r. 34)4 Turk
Parker Harvey D., bartender John Caley, r. 305
Kearny
Parker Hay ward P., bookkeeper, r. 2247"^ Mission
Parker Isaac F., sign painter Longley & Johnson, r.
317 Sutter
Parker James L., school teacher, r. 216 Third
Parker Jean Miss, principal Broadway Grammar
School, r. 1320 Jones
Parker Jennie C. Miss, teacher, r. 2631 Howard
Parker J. M. Mrs., r. 3 Bond
Pnrker John, merchant, r. 108)4 Turk
Parker John, milkman. Fourteenth Av, bet J and E
Parker John, steerage wutchman stmr San Bias
Parker J.'hn. teamster, r. 5!^ Grant Av
Parker John E., tailor John Reid, r. 3.50 Jessie
Piirker Oohn G., clerk Lebenbaum Bros., r. 1518 Polk
Parker John R., cigars and tobacco, new City Hall, r.
44 Twelfth
Parker John W., driver, r. 829 Folsom
Parker Joseph ¥., clerk Verdier, Moreau * Co., r.
Oakland
Parker Joseph J., collector The J. Dewing Co.,r. 20 Oak
Parker Joseph K., foreman W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
1326 Bu<-banan
Parker Joseph M., r. 98 Hawthorne
Parker Joseph M., bartender Hageman b Haqnette, r.
419 Sutler
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FSRST ST.
TELSFHONS 83.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
S. OAVIS
429 Cal
City Agentf
Uornla. Street.
PAR
940
PAR
W. W. Montague &. Co.
PUIKEPS,
Suction and Force.
rOB HAND, 1VIXI>-MIL1. AND POTFEB.
ALL. SIZES.
809, 3U, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STEEET
Parker Joseph P., stenographer C. A. Hooper & Co.,
r. 28 Hawthorne
Parker J. T. Mrs., r. 504 Ellis
Parker Leopold O.. captain Company F, 1st Infantry
U. S. A., Anyel IsLiud
Parker Luke J., plumber and gasfitter, r. 1310 Filbert
Parker Muggie Mrs., r. 97 Stevenson
Parker Mary H., widow, r. 22 Everett
Parker M. H., r. Ill Eureka
Parker Milan, r. 1941 Broadway
Parker M. W. Mrs., dressmaking, 106 Post
Parker R. Mrs., widow, r. Ocean House Boad, bet
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Parker Ralph F., cheesemaker, r. 5t)3 Sacramento
Parker Richard D., carpenter, r. 13 Perry
Parker Robert A., laborer S. P. Co , r. 187 Perry
Park-r Enfiis, contractor and builder, r. 527 Grove
Parker Samuel M., watihman, r. 48 Louisa
Parker Stafford H., secretary Railroad Commis-
sioners, rooms 119-121 Phelan Bldg, r. 1512 Cali-
fornia
Parker S. S. C. (Parker, Wood & Co.) r. Berkeley
Parker Thomas, r. 1910 McAllister
Parker Thomas B., letter carrier Post Office, r. 534
Bush
Parker Thomas E. (Parker & Lawton) r. 310 M Sixth
Parker Thomas G., iDsppctor Health Office, r. Clem-
ent, bet Fourth and Filth Avs
Parker Thomas H., painter, r. 537 Grove
Parker T mothy, laborer, r. 203 Hyde
Priker Timothy M.. clerk, r. 238 Ritch
Parker William, expressman, r. 1312 Nineteenth
Parker William, glovecutter Leak Glove Mnfg Co., r.
4 Chun-hill Court
Parker William, porter Taylor Goodrich
Parker William, shoemaker, r. 27 Hunt
Parker William H., carpenter, r. N s California, bet
Eighteeuth and Nineteenth Avs
Parker William J. (Parker Bros.) r. 325 Clementina
Parker William J., porter Hutchinson & Mann, r. 12
Lynch
PARKER. WOOD& 00.
(S. S. C. Parker and Charles H. "Wood)
commission, mercliants and brokers,
501 Front
Parker W. W., longshoreman, r. 2009 Dupont
Parker & Dennis (George Parker and John Dennis)
painters, 2'205 Geary
Parker & Lawton (Thomas E. Parker and Edward
Lawtou) pwinting and whitening, 234 H Fifth
Parker die Whipple Co. The (Meriden, Conn.)
manufacturers clocks, A. I. Hall b Son, agents,
528-530 Market
Parkhurst Daniel W., traveling agent, r. 120 Liberty
Parkhurst David L., clerk, r. 404 Stockton
Parkhurst John W., with Bank of California, r. 2104
Jackson
Parkhurst Nellie Mrs., r. 1 Torrens Court
Parkhurst V. S. W., agent Forsyth Scale Co., 4 Cal-
ifornia
Parkhurst Waldo P., with Market St. RB., r. 4 Octavia
Parkin Charles, salesman Charles M. Plum, r. 118
Tenth
Parkin Charles A. (Lincoln & Parkin and Lincoln,
P.Hrkin & Co.) r. 623 Nineteenth
Parkin Charles W., fruits and vegetables, 1125 Mis-
sion
Parkin Edward H., salesman Cluff Bros. r. 215 Chat-
tanooga
Parkin Frederick W., clerk, r. 1813 Stevenson
Parkin James, engineer, r. 136 Perry
Parkin John, filesmith. r. 1813 Stevenson
Parliin John N.fJohn N. Parkin * Co.) r.729X Minna
PARKIN JOHN N. & CO.,
(John N. Parkin) groceries, 1073 How-
ard
Parkin Thomas W., conductor Market St. RR., r. Ca-
ble House
Parkiusou George C, r. S s Twenty-fifth, bet Howard
and Capp
Parkinson James C, gilder Schussler Bros., r. Oak-
laud
Parkinson Thomas, carpenter, r. Marquesas, nr Yazoo
Parkinson Thomas, farmer, r. 1151 Folsom
Parkinsou Thomas Jr., plumber, r. 1151 Folsom
Parkinson William, clerk ticket auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. T05 Valencia
Parkman A. P., r. 407 Powell
Parkman C. E., r. 407 Powell
Parkman James B., clerk McAfee Bros., r. 132 Sixth
Parks Augustus, butcher, r. Twenty-sixth, bet Charcb
and Sanchez
Parks Charles E., solicitor Hartford Fire Ins. Co., r.
116 Jones
Parks Frank S., shademaker, r. 547 Fifteenth
Parks George, saddler, r. 567 Stevenson
Parks George A., clerk, r. 2193 Powell
Parks George F., r. 333 Geary
Parks George G.. machinehand, r. 21 Otis PI
Parks James, laborer, r. 641 Commercial
Parks Jesse L. A., stableman Swain Bros., r. 115 N»-
toma
Parks John, hardware, junk, etc., 2193 Powell
Parks Louis, collector, r. Ill Fourth
Paiks Martin L., machinist, r. 1232^ Vallejo
Parks Peter, laborer, r. 210 Drumm
IT A IbJA-lb lln -til Tvool merchant, 40
California, r. 614 Sutter
Parks Robert, painter, r. 522 Pine
Parks Stanley, shipping clerk White Sewing Machine
Co., r. Alameda
Parks William B., stenographer Pacific Iron Works,
r. Alameda
Parle James, r. 1052 Howard
Parle Richard T., water tender, r. 26 Clementina
Parli John D., baker s mr Colima
Parmelf e George E., broker, r. 937 Folsom
Parmelee James E., expressman, r. 120 Twenty-sixth
Parmelee L. Mrs., r. 104 Seventh
Parmelee Margaret A., widow, r. 120 Twenty-sixth
Parmiftiani Albert, r. 1502 Dupont
Parnell Alfred, machinist, r. 609 Howard
Parnell George H., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 8W
cor Mariposa and Tennessee
Parnell John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W B
Georgia, bet Sierra and Nevada
Parnell John, seaman, r. 129 Harrison
Parnell 8. R. Miss, assistant bookkeeper laundry dept
Palace Hotel
Parnow Charles T., seaman, r. 56254 Bryant
Parodi Agustino, pressman D. Ghirardelli & Sons, r.
514 Green
Paroli G. B., peddler, r. 8 s Francisco, nr Montgom-
ery Av
Parolini Martin, scavenger, r. S s Francisco, nr Mont-
gomery Av
Parolini Mary Mrs., teacher Point Lobos School, r.3T
Post
Parollo Martin (Venaglia A Parolio) r. 431 Broadway
Paroni Domlnico, painter, r. 9 Lafayette
Paroni Pietro, painter, r. 618 Greenwich, rear
Parquer Jane, widow, r. 305 M Mason
Parquer William F. O., painter, r. 305H Mason
Parr James, teamster, r. 610 Larkin
Parr John M., bricklayer, r. 1309 Kearny
Parr John T., blacksmith, r. 406 Green
Parr R. E., clerk Albert Mau & Co., r. 832 Ninth
Parr Thomas, paddler, r. 444 Brannan
Parr William H., butcher B. W. Levens, r. Marque-
eas, nr Railroad Av
Parra Charles B., salesman Ackerman Bros., r. 13
Hubbard
Parra John B., molder, r. 668 Bryant
■WHOI.ESAI.E AjSD EETAIL
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Kanufactorera of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM SL
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
Also the finest prades of CUrets, Hocks, ) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
Burgundies, Santernes, Ports and Sherries J 630 WASHKOTOH STSEET.
PAR
941
PAS
Parr* Jose, r. 1318 Pupont
Parra Joseph, merchant, r. 13 Hubbard
Parratt Fredtrick, clerk Commercial Union Assurance
Oo. (Iliuitedl r. Oaklaod
Parrell Patiick, baggageman 8. P. Co., r. Beaver, bet
Noe and Castro
Parrera Antonio, waiter stmr Newbem, r. 6 Hinckley
PHrri Eiiyene (Maggio k Parri) r. 525 Green
Parrish Cbailes H., porter J. T. M. Kelly & Co., r.
124 Wildey
Parrish Edward, real estatp, 620 Washington
ParriKh Ellis H, with Pickens, Fulton 4 Co., r. 738
Capp
Parrish Harry A., collector Black Diamond Coal Min-
ing Co., r. 7:i8 Capp
Parrish Her)ry C, plasterer, r. 419 Stockton
Parrish Nathan C, city agent Firemans Fund Ins.
Co., r. 738 Capp
Parrish Norman (Beane * Parrish) r. 818 Bartlett
Parrott A. M. Mrs., office 414 Montgomery, r. San
Mateo
Parrott Augustus, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
332 Turk
Parrott John (estate of) office 414 Montgomery
Parrott .lohu W., peddler, r. 29 Hinckley
Parrott Louis B. (Parrott & Co.) r. 1913 Franklin
Parrott Tiburclo. office 414 Montgomery
Parrott <fc Co. (William Babcoik and Louis B.
Parrott) commission merchants, HOG California
Parrotte John, policeman, r. 1709 Hyde
Parry Adam M.. compositor Examiner, r. 635 Hyde
Parry Autone, cardriver, r. 409 M O'Farrell
Parry Charles B., compositor Filmer Jt Stiller Electro
Co., r. 110 Sixth
Parry Horace E., clerk military storekeeper trans-
portation. U. S. A., r. 110 Sixth
Parry Isa ic, chicken ranch, r S 8 Mariposa, bet Caro-
lina and Wisconsin
Parry Isaac M., upholsterer, r. 163.') Hyde
Parry Robert H., weigher R. Dunsmuir & Sons, r.
31HJ4 Eighteenth
Parry Tliomas H., laborer A. E. Bucbman, r. 263 East
Parry William F.. quartermaster stuir San Pablo
Parslow Oeorge, ropesplicer, r. 18 Hermann
Parson Andrew, shoemaker, 1603 Leavenworth, r. 1614
Leavenworth
Parson Charles, watertender stmr Colima
Parson Edward, physician, 103 Montgomery
Parson Warren D., mechanical engineer, r. 2024 Fol-
som
Parsonage Henry, broommaker, r. 7 Vandewater
Parsons Adonijah, boalbnilder, r. 14 Clarence PI
Parsons Asa E., clerk, r. S s Falkland, bet Tombigbee
and Potomac
Parsons Charles, r. First Av, bet Fulton and Geary
Parsons Charles, bookkeeper Davis & Cowell, r. 34
Hill
Parsons Charles B., engineer stmr Colima, r. 107
Castro
Parsons Charles J., capitalist, p. 60 Zoe
Parsons Christine Mrs., widow, r. 413 O'Farrell
Parsons Edward, jeweler Pac. Jewelry Co., r. 18
Harriet
Parsons Edward E., bookkeeper Holt Bros., r. SO Main
Parsons E. I., secretary Pac. Construction Co., and
civil engineer, 258 Market, room 1-2
Parsons Flora Miss, saleslady George F. Roberts, r. 18
Harriet
Parsons Flora Mrs., r. 18 Harriet
Parsons Frederick D., salesman Huntington, Hopkins
& Co., r. Oakland
Parsons George W., engraver Schulzfe Fischer, r.l6}i
Harriet
Parsons Henry (Tuckey & Parsons) r. 18 Harriet
Parsons Henry B., lumberman, r. Ocean View
Parsons Isabella, widow, r. 2015 Mission
Parsons .1. Allen, clerk G. W. Clark & Co.. r. 14 Hill
Parsons Jemima, widow, r. 212 Niueteeuth
GAS, WATER and STEAM
FITTING,
j In all its Branches, Well Done.
I Vs/_ E-I—ANE,
j PLUMBER, 505 KEARNT STREETf
I EstabllBheO 1860. Telephone 315.
FRATINGER & CO.
OF ALL EESOEIPTIONS.
105 KEARNY STKEET.
Par.-'ons John S. L., salesman Cal. Pottery and Terra
Cotta Co., r. Oakland
Parsons Oliver S., weigher, r. 945 J4 Folsom
Parsons Robert F., cashier M. J. Flavin 4 Co., r. 610
Junes
Parsons Samuel, salesman G. W. Clark i Co., r. 14
Bill
Parsons Thomas, janitor 204 Montgomery
Parsons Thoinii* J., president and manager Del
Monte Milling Co., S s Brauuau, nr Second, r. 312
Brannan
Parsons Wick P., journalist, r. 230 Shotwell
Pari^ons William, laborer Del Monte Milling Co., r.
606 Second
Parsons William, mining, r. 420 Eddy
Parsons William A. (Parsons fc Co.) r. 611 Brannan
Parsons William C, cabinetmaker Sterling Furniture
Co., r. 1934 Jessie
Parsons & Co. (William A. Parsons) veneers and wal-
nut lumber, 611 Brannan
Particelli Angelo. gold and silver plating, 720 Bry-
ant, r. ."iGS Bryant
Partland James E. (R. H. (Putnam * Co ) r. Oakland
Particelli Francisco, silver plat'-r, r. 565 Bryant
Parties C. F. Mrs., widow, r. SW cor Twenty-third
and Valencia
Partman Herman, painter, r. 637 Birch Av
Partola Frank r. 19 Hinckley
Partridge Asa C, with Sam 0. Partridge, r. 1914 Web-
ster
Partridge C, water tender stmr Columbia
Partridge Charles, marine engineer, r. Spear 8t.
Wharf
Partridjje E. B. Mrs., widow, r. 19 Fulton
Partridge Ferdinand L., miner, r. 29 Glen Park Av
Partridge George, office 116 California, room 10, r.
2:n.T Howard
Partridge Henry, with Dutton & Partridge, r. 2120
Pacific Av
Partridg.* Henry C, cook stmr Coos Bay, r. 36 Cley
Partridge John (Dutton & Partridge) r. 2120 Pacific
Av
Partridge Joseph, blacksmith Payne Bros., r. Oakland
Partridge Sam C, photographic supplies, 629
Commercial, r. 1914 Webster
Partridge Sarah Miss, r. 2615 Howard
B^" Partridge. See Patridge and Pattridge
Parts John G., barnessmaker, r. 5:)3 Stevenson
Pasalioh I.uch«, waiter Handley House
Pascal, Dabedat & Co. (Euiile Pascal and Eu-
gene Dubedat) importers and wholesale liquor
dealers, 42(i-428 Jackson
Pascal Emile (Pascal, Dubedat k Co.) r. 1520 Mason
Pascal Joseph, dver, r. (j Polk Lane
Pascoe Charles H., operator Am. Dist. Tel., r. 919J4
Mission
Pascoe Henry, miner, r. 902 Montgomery
Pascoe John, mining engineer, r. 1115 54 Steveoson
Pascoe Joseph, watchman W. K. Vanderslice & Co.,r.
515 Haight
Pascoe Thomas, cook Arcade Restaurant, r. 871 Market
Pascoe William G., melter W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 63
Langton
Pashon Frank, cook Handley House
Pasmore Edgar, musiciau, r. ]3iiH California
Pasmore Henry R., musician, r. IHliB California
Pasmore Frank A., with Charles B. Jennings, r. 2209
Devisadi TO
Pasquale Benoit, manufacturer, flags and ros-
ettes, and importer fancy goods and gold and
silver trimmings, 6.')0 Washington, r. 967 Howard
Pasquale Edward, clerk, Beuoit Pasquale, r. 967 How-
ard
Pasquale Henry C, clerk, r. 967 Howard
Pasquale Partldo, bit and spur maker, Lombard, nr
Franklin
Pasqualetia Bnrtolomeo, scavenger, r. 610 Francisco
Pasqualetta Pietro, shoemaker, r. 1722 Stockton
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mannftectar«r orrver.r denrrlptlon or
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to 50 Beale Street. Sail FrHBCittco.
Dennett Jump Seats- ^"^'^^vAtl^^A.^'^^S^K^^^Ii^'^^
PAS
942
PAT
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
MANTJZACTURKIla OF
Plain, Jnpaiined and Stamped
T I ISr ^W^ .A. 3FI. El
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Passanero Giuspppe, fiBherman. r. 908 Sansome
Passavant S. Carl, ninfr dry platrs, 306 Guerrero
PHSsavaut Henry, dry plate makT, r. 306 Guerrero
Passet Auiiust (Pa8»iet & Hahu) r. West Berkeley
Paaset William, chief cook The Lonvre. r. 1222 Kearny
Passet k. Halin (August Passet aud Felix Hahn) show
carrig, 7 Brooks
Passolt Edward, longshoreman, r. 533 Sacramento
Past August, laborer Home of Inebriates, r. 2000
Stockton
Pastine Antonio, fruit and produce, 203 Washington,
r. 1913 O'Farrell
Pastene John, salesman A. Pastene, r. 1913 O'Farrell
Pastene Joseph, bookkeeper A. Pastene, r. 1913 O'Far-
rell
Pastor epnry E., printer, 712 Montgomery, r. 1124
Filbert
Pastorino Nicholas, vegetable peddler, r. 10 Russell
Patch C. W. Mrs., widow, r. 1508 Taylor
Patch Elbridge G., heeler Buckingham 4 Hecht, r.
627 Fell
Patch Louise Miss, principal Stanford Memorial
Kindergarten, r. 1508 Taylor
Patch Oscar A., foreman S. P. Co., r. 1226 Folsom
Patch William Y., bookkeeper Wheaton k Luhrs, r.
1308 Taylor
Patchel Edward, cigara 102 Fourth, r. 405 Turk
Patchel Willi .m E. (Patchel * Battu) r. 405 Turk
Patcl)el& Battu (William E. Patchel and Hippolyte
Battu) house and sign painiers, 1218 Polk
PatcUett Virginia, teacher Heald's Business College,
r. 835 Bush
Patchett J. E., salesman Parker, Wood & Co. r. 835
Bnsh
Patchett William, laborer, r. 725 Brannan
Pate Jean (Chasse & Pate) r. 614 Broadway
Patek Abraham, chemist, 413 Sixth, r. 1310 Larkln
Patek Frederick, bookkeeper, r. 1310 Larkin
Paiek Henry, cl.rk, r. 533 O'Farrell
Patek Samuel, insurance broker, 325 California, r. 533
O'Farrell
Patent Brick Co., Philip Caduc president, depot
Bnrry Street Wharf, bet Third and Fourth, office
412 California
Paterson A. Van. R., Associate Justice Supreme
Couit of Cal., chambers 121 Post, r. 924 Eddy
Paterson Frank, collector, 330 Pine, rooms 46-47, r.
1050 Howard
Paterson George, miUhand A. Wilke, r. 711 M Tehama
Paterson George W. T., bookkeeper Journal of Com-
merce Publishing Co., r. 71154 Tehama
Paterson William, carpenter, r. 27 Douglass
Sff" PaterBon. See Patterson aud Pattison
Pathoflf William, cook, r. 533 Sacramento
Paton Charles J., surgeon stmr City of Peking, r. 450
Bryant
Paton David P., carpenter, r. 1935 O'FarreU
P:iton James, plasterer, r. 431 Clementina
Paton John, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Paton John G., dairyman, r. 2110 Devisadera
Paton John H., bricklayer, r. 527 Shotwell
Paton Theophilus, dairy, Twenty-second Av, nr Point
Lobos Av
«Sr Paton. See Patton, Patten. Payton and Peyton
Patre Henry, butcher, r. 435 Minna
Patricio Joseph, boilermaker, r. 1919 Union
Patrick A. B. 6l Co. (Albert B. Patrick, William
A. Boole, George Jliddlemas and Edward Klrk-
patrlck) ^hole.xale leather dealers, 324 Battery,
and proprietors South San Francisco Tannery
Patrick Albert B. (A. B. Patrick & Co.) r. 222 San
Jose Av
Patrick Beujamin H., clerk Anglo-Nevada Assurance
Corporation, r. 1424 Clay
Patrick Charlra F., broker, r. 1530 Bush
Patrick Harry W., teacher muhic. r. 104 Taylor
P:itrick James, bartender, r. :h4 Kearny
Patrick James, clerk Cardan & Co., r. 1424 Clay
Patrick James C. Mrs., widow, r. 1424 Clay
Patrick Jennie £., book and job printer, 429 Mont-
gomery
Patrick James, teamster, r. 621 Minna
Patrick Louisa, widow, r. 1128 Pacific
Patrick M., I'oundryman Union Iron Works
Patrick Robert, freight handler freight depot 8. P.
Co.. r. 508 Second
Patrick Samuel L., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 107 Natoma
Patiick Wellington C, barber, 705 Broadway, r. 112S
Pacific
Patrick William, laborer, r. NE cor Church and Sev-
enteenth
Patridge Hiram C, contractor, 302 Montgomery, room
14, r. 10 Bartlett
e^ Patridge. See Partridge and Pattridge
Patrltii Charles, waiter Poodle Dog Restaurant, r. 445
Bush
Patroud Joseph, shoemaker, r. 1877 Mission
Patt Christian, tanner, r. !i09 Kearny
Pattee Frank M., compositor Chronicle, r. 639 Jessio
irAiiLb bULuJN accountant, 507
Montgomery, room 9, and 60G Sacra-
mento
Fatten Charles, weigher, r. 2245 Mission
Fatten Charles S. (Patten * Holstein) r. Oakland
Patten C. J., cook, r. 1126 Howard
Patteu Edward M., auctioneer, r. 2204 Geary
Patten George W., clerk, r. 2204 Geary
Patten Henry, plumber, r. 922 Battery
Patien John, wood and coal, 552 Bryant, r. 554 Bryant
Patten John W., policeman, r. 120 A.sh Av
Patten Robert, teamster, r. 1136 Tweuty-second
Patten Thomas, boilermaker. r. 506 Vallejo
Patten William P., liquor saloon, 656 Mission, r. 654
Mission
Patteu * Holstein (Charles S. Patten and Richard O.
Holstein) wood engravers, 411 ^ California
e^ Patten. See Paton, Patton, Payton and Peyton
Patterson Albert, Berkeley, Oakland and 3. ¥. Ex-
press, office 10 Bush, r. Berkeley
Patterson Alexander, salesman Davis Bros., r. Inter-
national Hotel
Patterson Anua M. Mrs., proptr Wlnthrop House, 681
Mission
Patterson Charles, r. 161 Second
Patterson Charles, longshoreman, r. 14Natoias
Patterson Charles A., cook, r. 647 Mission
Patterson Charles P.. engineer, r. 118 Ellis
Patterson Crosby, millwright Richard Herring, r. 441
Valencia
Patterson Elbert B., bookkeeper Washington Mills, r.
1708 Polk
Patterson F., r. 2 Alice
Patterson Frank, butcher, r. E ■ Falkland, nr Tom-
bigbee
Patterson Frederick, driver, r. 4 Perrlne
Patterson George, laborer Cal. Sugar Kefinery, r. E B
Connecticut, bet Colusa and Marin
Patterson George A., bookkeeper Baker & Hamilton,
r. 1517 Jackson
Patterson George W. H., groceries, wood and coal, E
8 Church, bet Twenty-niuth and Thirtieth
Patterson Grace Miss, r. 41 Kuss
Patterson Hall, NE cor Thirtieth and Church
Patterson Herman F.. clerk, r. 209 Geary
Patterson Isabella Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 59 Hoff Av
Patterson James, hostjer, r. 202 Sixth
Patterson James, librarian Pythian Castle, r. 321 Sut-
ter
Patterson James, patternmaker, r. 645 Folsom
Patterson James, president and manager Pae.
Saw Manufacturing Co., 17-19 Fremont, r. 924
Greenwich
Patterson James, waiter Occidental Hot«l, r. 6S7
Mission
THE BEST
CLOTHING
For MEN AND BOYS at
THE HASTINGS
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
ii
ff
THE LION lire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets. 04,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
HICKS & JUOD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
PAT
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Patterson JameB Jr., sawsmith HobbB, Wall & Oo., r.
924 Greeuwii-h
Patterson James H., bookkeeper, r. 1606 Larkln
Patterson James L.. baker stmr Siarbnck
Patterson J. D., livestock, 8 Davis, r. Geneva, N. T.
Patterson J. M., livestock, 8 Davis, r. Windsor House,
OHkland
Patterson John, gardener, r. 812 LaRuna
Patterson John. Inborer Mlsbiou Soap and Candle
Works, r. 806 Twentietli
Patterson John, miuiiig superintendent, r. 230 Turk
Patterson John A., with Singer Mnfg. Oo., r. NW cor
Howard and Sixth
Patterson John U., foreman St. Lawrence Stable, r.
667 Ml8Hlon
Patterson John J., r. 10 H Sherman
Patterson John M., real estate, 1001 Market, r. 622
McAllister
Patterson John N., porter, r. 805 Howard
Patterson John S., molder James Pendergast, r. i23
Fremont
Patterson John Q. A., hay and grain, 8W cor Seren-
teenth and Church
Patterson J. R., stableman, r. 529 Valencia
Patterson Marnaret, widow, r. 10)4 Sherman
Patterson Martha MIks, teacher, r. 59 Huff Av
Patterson Mary, widow, i. 626 Nat^ma
Patterson N. P. Mrs., widow, r. 370 Natoma
Patterson Parker, shoemaker, r.l414 Valencia
Patterson Robert, carpeuter, r. First Av iir Geary
Patterson Robert, maohlnlat Geary St. RB., r. 1506
Buchanan
Patterson Robert H., driver Glynn & Brldgcman, r.
719)4 GouKh
Patterson Robert J., bookkeeper C. E. Whitney & Co.,
r. 10)4 Sliermau
Patterson Robert R. (Shearer & Co.) r. 816 California
Patterson Rufus P., shoemaker Porter, Slessiuger &
Co., r. 1440 Valencia
Patterson Samuel F., machine hand Mechanics Mill,
r. Ocean View
Patterson Warren, teamster, r. 636 Fifteenth
Patterson William, contractor, r. 1925 Taylor
Patterson William, house and sign painter, 629 X
Union, r. 2006 Powell
Patterson William, inventor, r. 6fll Mission
Patterson William, master bnrk Tam O'Shanter, office
48 Miirket. r. Whitney, bet Thirtieth and Randall,
Falrmount Tract
Patterson William, metallic signs, 430 Kearny, r. 36
Geary
Patterson William, proptr Golden Acre Nursery, W s
San Bruno Road opp Teneriflfe
Patterson William Mrs., furnished rooms, 36 Geary
Patterson William T., deputy clerk Board of Super-
visors, r. 13:10 Buchanan
Patterson Wyman B., with Pac. Transfer Co., r. 2513
Sutter
■1^ Patterson. See Pateraou and Pattison
PiittI John B., scavenger, r. 9 Water
Pattiani William L., buyer Langley k Michaels, r.
Alameda
Pattiuson Joseph, carpenter and builder, 1704 Fill-
more
Pattinson Richard, waiter stmr Geo. W. Elder r. 419
Second
PATTISON E,
(Kdward A. PattUon) dealers mantels,
tiles eraten, brass g'ooda, stained (flass
nnd parquette flooringf, tile floors and
terra cotta n specialty, deslerns and
estiinatea furulshed on application,
3U8 Stockton
Pattison F.dward A. (K. A. Pattison ti Co.) r. 306
Stockton
Pattison George F., aasiitant eniflneer Gal. Electric
Light Co.. r. 1015 Tweuty-flrat
A. & CO.
WATER FILTERS,
ALL SIZES AND KINDS FOR FAUCETS.
Large Filterers with capacity for cleaning all wat«r
u^d in the bouse, simple and cheap.
Plumber,
EsUbllshed ISOO.
505 Kearny Street,
DR. BAZAN'S
TlfEBnO-EI^ECTniO
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BATHS
AlE8 Medicated and Electric Eatlis Glyeii,
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
Pattison George H., conductor Geary St. RR.. r. 1618
Buclianan
Pattison Isaac N., with E. A. Pattison & Co., r. 306
Stockton
Pattison T., driver United Carriage Co., r. 2 Alice
Pnttison Thomas, bricklayer, r 321 Duncan
a^ Pattison. See Patersoii and Patter'-on
Pattou B'Tfiard, tanner Norton Tunning Co., r. 8W
cor Trinidad and Railroad Av
Patton Charles L. (Patton & Lindenberger) r. 926
Dolores
Patton Donald, forester Golden Gate Park, r. 6 Tor-
rens Court
Patton Edward, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. 1231
Hampshire
Patton James, fireman, r. 407 East
Patton Jasper N., secretary Pacific Mutual Life
Insurance Co. of California, 418 California, r. 1916
Stevenson
Patton Jessie N. Miss, teacher Mission Orammar
School, r. 6 Bond
Pattou John A., lauudryraan. r. 9 Thirteenth
Patton L. Miss, dressmaker, r. 518 Geary
Pattou Thomas, foreman Golden City Chemical
Works, r. 430 Tenth
Pattou Timothy H., driver, r. 209 Tehama
Patton WilliHm, architect, 411 H Calitomia, room 20,
r. Alameda
Patton William, mlllhand Miller & Hamilton, r. 634
Mission
Patton & Lindenberger (Charlei L. Patton and Wil-
liam E. Lindenberger) attorneys at law, 637
Kearny, rooms 1-2
0^ Patton. See Patten, Paton. Payton and Peyton
Pattosien William J., carpets, 225 Sixteenth
Pattridge Robert K., lumber dealer, 128 Steuart, r. 34
John
Paturel Adele Miss, manager Mme. 0. Paturel, r. 112S
Bush
Paturel Alexander, printer, r. 1125 Bush
Paturel C Mme., importer of leeches, 517 Bush, r.
1125 Bush
Paturel Gustave, clerk Redington & Co., r. 1125 Bush
Paty Frank W., teamster, r. a09 Bay
Paty Thomas, coal passer stmr Ancon, r. 46 Pacific
Paub* Adalbert, r. 26 Russ, rear
Pauba Adalbert Jr., bookkeeper Frederick Huf-
schmidt, r. 26 Russ, rear
Paudler Joseph, proptr S. F. Bronze Works, 773 Mis-
sion
Paugh William J., physician, oculist and aurist, 610
Clay, r. 728 Bush
Paul Albert H.. master mariner, r. 1094 Union
Paul Almarin B., mining engineer, 328 Montgomery,
room 20, r. 1032 Broadway
Paul Almarin B. Jr., mining, 328 Montgomery, room
20. r. 1012 Broadway
Paul Charles, twilor, 1301 Mission
Paul David, yeastinaker Pot ero Yeast and Vinegar
Co., r. SW cor Indiana and Nevada
Paul Elizabeth widow, r. 516 (iuerrero
Paul Frank T., tailor, r. 472 Tehama
Paul Henry, second mate stmr Oakland
Paul Herman, fireman stmr Granada
Paul Horaiio, bricklayer, r. Sanchez, bet Foarteenth
and Ridley
Paul J., cook Sacred Heart College
Paul James J., tailor, r. 472 Tehama
Paul Jane, widow, r. 472 Tehnma
Paul Jennie, widow, r. 2751 Harrison
Paul John C, gilder S. k G. Gump, r. 2143$ Clan
Paul John M., r. 916 Harrison
Paul Julius, varnisher West Coast Furniture Co., r.
cor Pacific and Stockton
Paul L., actor, r. 1.56 Third
Paul Lewis J., haruessmaker L. D. Stone k Co., r.
1328 S«crameuto
Paul M. Mrs., widow, r. 244)4 Clara
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 riRST ST.
TBT.EPHONB 82.
BOOKEINDEES.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN. ^^BltS^S^oVc^^GSn^e^f.
PAU
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PAY
W. W. XHontague & Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENQLISH AND AMERICAN
Encaustic, Olazed and Plain.
309. 311. 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Paul Martin, laborer, r. cor Hale and Merrill
Paul P. D., asphaltum roofing, 1306 Mission
Paul Robert H., machinist, r. 2Uii Clara
Paul William, butcher, r. ror Greenwich and Steiner
Paul William Mrs., r. 529 Fell
Paul William A., driver Georfte C. Smart, r. W s San
Jose Road, nr Industrial School
B^" Paul. See Pahl
Paulat M., with Lebenbaum Bros., r. 108!^ Lily Av
Paulden Charles A., bookkeeper Charles L. Weill &
Co. r. 719 California
Pauli Frank C, signpaiuter, 545 California
Panli Gustaf J., groceries and liquors, 1800 Stockton
Paullin James F., costumer A. Jahn & Son, r.a2 Fifth
Paullin James R., costumer, r. 22 Fifth
Paullin Susan F. Mrs., furnished rooms, 22 Fifth
Paulina Dominic, cooper, r. 421 Harrison
PauHssen Henry, painter Grand Hotel, r. 224 Chestnut
Paulmne Eugene, tailor, r. 542 Natoma
Pauls Heury, carpenter, 20 Hayes
Panlsell A. C. (Paulsell & Wilbur) and member
State Board of Harbor Commissioners, 10 Cali-
fornia, r. Oakland
Panlsell & Wilbur (A. 0. Paulsell and I. R. Wilbur)
managers Farmer's Union (Stockton) branch
office 314 California
Paulsen Andrew, waiter, r. 25 Minna
Paulsen Catherine Mrs., varieties, 153 Eleventh
Paulhen Charles A., assistant lighthouse keeper East
Brother
Paulsen Charles J., shoemaker, r. 17 Perry
Paulsen Hans, master mariner, r. 17 Morris Av
Paulsen Henry, laborer, r. 1805}^ Stockton
Paulsen Henry W., laborer N. W. Spaulding Saw Co.,
r. 18 First
Paulsen Hermann, groceries and liquors, 1839 Eddy
Paulsen James, longshoreman, r. 853 Harrison
Paulsen John, caterer, r. 424 Sansome
Paulsen John E., groceries and liquors, 701 Valencia,
r. 1710)4 Stevenson
Paulsen Julius, salesman M. Freudenberg b Co., r.
917 Sutter
Paulsen Julius B., bookkeeper Hoffman Bros. & Co.,
r. 850 Market
Paulsen Louis, cigar dealer, r. 426 Fourth
Paulsen Peter J., cigars and tobacco. Mission Street
Wharf No. 1
Paulsen Rasmus, master mariner, r. 17 Morris Av
Paulsen William, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Seventh and Mission, r. 621 Guerrero
Paulsen William F., porter Cofer, Hills & Co., r. 607
Pine
Paulson Axel P., foreman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. S s
Sierra, bet Georgia and Louisiana
Paulson Charles, cabinetmaker, r. Ahlborn House
Paulson Charles, wagonmaker, r. 12 Isis
Paulson Charles I., chicken ranch, NW cor De Haro
and Mariposa
Paulson Christina Mrs., r. 413 Dolores
Paulson Henry, shipcarpenter, r. 627 Vallejo
Paulson James, longshoreman, r. 338 Ritch
Paulson John, seaman stmr Los Angeles .
Paulson Lena Mrs., r. 33 Taylor
Paiilson Mary Mrs., r. 102 Locust Av
Paulson Peter M., engineer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E 8
Michigan, bet Siena and Shasta
Paulson Selma Mrs., r. 12 Isis
Paulson William (Panlsnn & Co.) r. 514 Jones
Paulson & Co. (William Paulson and John Sanders)
carpenters and contractors, 421-423 Jones
1^^ Paulson. See Paulsen and Poison
I Panlssen Bernhard, paper career, r. 13 John
I Paulucci Abel (Paulucei A. & Co.) r 1632 Eddy
Paulncci A. *i Co. (Abel Paulucci and Angelo Lulsl)
fruits and vegetables, 1001 Pierce
Paulucci Lelio V. (L. Arata & Co.) r. 810 Webster
Paulus Daniel C, buti her A. J. Shrader, r. cor Mani-
toba aud Railroad Av
(William
Paulus Louis, butcher A. J. Shrader, r.N s Manitoba,
bet Railroad Av and Yazoo
Paulus Louisa Miss, t.vpe setter, r. N s Manitoba, bet
Railroad Av and Yazoo
Pauly Max, machinist Pac. Coast Electrical Construc-
tion Co., r. 107 Clay
Paupitz Frederick W., furnished rooms, 123 Jackson
Paushe Matthew, tanner, r. Twentieth, nr Harrison
Pausmann Henry, hay and grain, 2421 Ma«on
Pauson Frank (Hyams, Pauson & Co.) r. 1228 Ellis
Pauson Henry, boots, shoes and clothing, 517 Pa-
cific
Pautsch H., mitsician, r. 636 Commercial
Pavel August, carpenter, r. Eighteenth, nr Rose
Pavey James G., porter H. P. Gregory & Co., r. E S
Buena Vista, nr Eugenia, B. H.
Pavie E. Mrs., r. 821 )4 Montgomery
Pavitza Gaspar (Pavltza & Tadich) r. 1019 Powell
Pavitza & Tadich (Gaspar Pavitza and Ivan Tadich)
coffee saloon, 221 Leidesdorff
Pavlicevich John, cook, r. 1027 Alabama
Pavlovich Nicholas, fruit dealer, r. 1805 Mason
Pawlicki L. P., physician, 700 Sutter
Pawling Fitch H., carpenter, r. 1310 Mission
Paxton J. A., r. Palace Hotel
Payer L. Mme.. French laundry, 115 Stockton
Paylor Charles, boarding stable, 15-17 Hoff Av
Payne Abraham D. L., letter carrier Post Office, r.
2729 Pine
PAYNE BEOTHERS
and George Li. ) manufacturers matliine
bolts and nuts, and Norway iron car-
riage bolts, 114-116 Mission
Payne Charles, conductor Market St. RR., r. 720 Oc-
tavia
Payne Clyde, clerk, r. 501 Post
Payne Edmund W., clerk local freight office S. P. Co.,
r. 501 Post
Payne Frank H., driver George W. Hopkins, r. 2729
Pine
Payne George H. (E. M. Derby & Co.) r. Alameda
Payne George L. (Payne Bros.) r. 2615 Howard
Payne George W., foreman can shop W. W. Montague
& Co., r. 1620 Stockton
Payne James A., physician, r. 604 Geary
Payne Joel R., clerk, r. 417 Twenty-second
Payne John, carpenter, r. 6Ji Garden
Payne John, plumber, r. 236 O'Farrell
Payne John R., physician, 112 Kearny, r. Commercial
Hotel
Payne J. W., commission merchant, r. Commercial
Hotel
Payne Lewis, r. 109 Powell
Payne M. H. Mrs., artist, r. 2729 Pine
Payne Noah, boltmaker Payne Bros., r. 810 Twenty-
fourth
Payne Randolph, miner, r. Lick House
Payne Robert E., r. 501 Post
Payne Samuel T.. plasterer, r. 405)^ Gough
Payne Theodore F., capitalist, r. 1409 Sutter
Payne Warren R., r. Palace Hutel
Payne William (Payne Bros.) r. 627 Twenty-third
Payne William, pressman W. B. Bancroft & Co., r.
120 Bernard
Payne William E., compositor Evening Post, r. Oak-
land
Payne Willis, bricklayer, r. 411 Ivy Av
fl^" Payne. See Paine
Paynter George, clerk, r. Sailor's Home
Payot Henry (Payot, Upham & Co.) r. 920 Ellis
Payot Leonce, salesman Payot, Upham & Co., r. 920
Elhs
Payot, ITpbam & Co. (Henry Payot and Isaac
Upham) wholesale and importing booksellers,
stationers and blankbook manufacturers, 204
Sansome, subscription department, 206 Sansome,
room 17
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
THE LARGEST
CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY HOUSE
ON THE PAOIPIO COAST.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
KEXT ABOVE PAl^CX HOTEI,.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Kanufactiirers of Show Caaes
and Store Fixtures.
37 Mariet SL
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
Finer than the cUb« of Cbampagnet sent from )ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
France to this country, bat without Brandy, j 530 WASBIKaTOlT 8TSZZT.
PAY
945
PEA
P«yton Albert H. , captain Engineer Corpa IT. S.
A., RivtT and Harbor Iinproveinent Kuglneer,
Twelfth Lighthouse Dlstri. t, office U. 8. Apprais-
ers' Bldg, fourth floor, r. San Mateo
PajBon Carter N., stair builder A. I. Sanborn, r. 709
Shot well
Payson Edward L., ahneniaker, r. 726 MuAlllster
Payson William H., attorney at law, 619 Eeamy,
r. 71-2 Ellis
Payton George W.. machinist, r. Ul Hancock
Payton Thomas, bartender, r. 619 Mission
Payton William, cauyasser, r. 19 Garden
t^ Payton. See Puton, Patten, Petton and Peyton
Paz Angelo. clerk, r. 343 Jesuie
Peabody D. J., r. 347 Minna
Peabody E. & Co. (Edward Peabody) coal dealers, 114
Washington
Peabody Edward (E. Peabody * Co.) r. Oakland
Peabody Edward W., messenger Post Office, r. 1522
Clay
Peabody Eliza W. Mrs., r. SW cor York and El Dorado
Peabody Free Kiiidirgarten, Miss Helen Garrison
principal, 04 Silver
Peabody Porter T., foreman Mission Bock Ware-
house, r. 106 H Third
Peabody Prituary Si hool, Mrs. Louisa F. Caldwell
prlnclpnl. W. s Mission, bet Herman and Ridley
Peabody W. P., physician, office and r. 200 Ellis
Peace iKaac, locksmith and bellhanger, 1841 Market
Peace Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 526 Turk
Peace Walter, die reamer Cal. Wire Works, r. 706
Lombard
Peach Augustus N., ropemaker S. F. Cordage Co., r.
469 Jessie
Peach Harriet M., widow, r. 469 Jessie
Peach James, special policeuoan, r. 423 Linden Av
Peacock A., carpenter, r. 233 Fifteenth
Peacock A., clerk Keane Bros., r. 311 Turk
Peacock Addle Mrs., lodKings, 810 Mission
Peacock .•Vmos, restaurants, 616 and 629 Sacramento
Peacock George, bricklayer, r. 432 Duncan
Peacock J., carpenter, r. Humboldt Hotel
Peacock James, deckhand stmr Piedmont
Peacock J. H. Mrs,, widow, r. 311 Turk
Peacock John H., upholsterer John Hoey, r. 311 Turk
Peacock Levi D., with Amos Peacock, r. 616 Sacra-
mento
Peacock Lewis, electrician stmr Queen of the Pacific
Peacock Aliiiinjgf Co. (Arizona) John H. Sayre
secretary, 328 Moctgomery, room 15
Peacock William P., compositor, r. 426 Greenwich
Peak Catherine, widow, r. 508 Francisco
Peake Behsie M. Mrs., teacher Peabody Primary
School, r. 116 Capp
Peake Charles, r. 932 Market
Peake Edith L., Turkish rug patterns. 932 Market, r.
3 Fulton
Peake George E. , proptr Cal. Soap Co., cor Folsom
and Sixteenth, r. 530 Valencia
Peake Sophia, widow, r. lO'^S Clay
Peake William A., teamster, and relief driver 8. F.
F.D., r. 144 Second
Pearce Emily, widow, r. 118 Diamond
Pearce Frederick teamster, r. 400 Harrison
Pearce George r. 606 Moutgomery
Pearce George F., bookkeeper, r. 317 Taylor
Pearce Henry D., gold pens, 19 Montgomery, r. 814
Fremont
Pearce Henry M., painter, r. 245 Ritch
Pearce James F., plasterer, r. 1227 Twenty-sixth
Pearce James H., blacksmith Union Iron Works, r.
911 Post
Pearce Robert, Boapmaker Philadelphia Soap Co., r.
118 Diamond
Pearoe Thomas 8., dentist, 538 Seventeenth
I^T" Pearce. See Pelrce and Pli-rce
Peard Sidney, eugiueer Frank P. McLennan, r. Para-
guay, nr Railroad Av
TJNDERWEAK
"THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
CAST IRON PIPE,
GAS and WATER PIPE
And FITTINGS of all Simes.
w.
Plumber,
EsUbllshed 1S60.
E. LANE,
505 Kearny Street.
Telephone 316.
Peare Daniel, cook Matthew Collins, r. 319k Clemen-
tina
Pearo Thomas 8., carpenter, r. 48 Seventh
Pearkes Edward, clerk, r. 415 East
Pearl E. C. Mrs., proptr Colton House, 448 H Third
Pearl Frank, bartender Sullivan & Farley, r. 615 Lin-
den Av
Pearl J., glazier, r. 29 South Park
Pearl James, laborer, r. W a Tehama, nr Twenty-
eighth, B. H.
Pearl Mary E. Mrs. r. 703 Market
Pearl S. M., druggist Charles H. Mentz, r. 1534 Polk
Pearl Shell Company, Henry Marshall lecretary,
office 134 Sutter
Pearle William, teamster A. B. Patrick, r. 8W cor
Teneriffe and Railroad Av
Pearlman Abraham M., cigars and tobacco, cor But-
ter and Market, r. 10.'9 Golden Gate Av
Pearlman Albert S., merchant, r. 501 Geary
Pearlman Herman, cigarmaker, r. 232 Sixth
Pearlman Leopold M., mining, r. Lick House
Pearson Alice, widow, r. 305 Fifth
Pearson Alonzo, porter stmr Piedmont, r. 614 Mission
Pearson August, lumberman, r. 319 Brannan
Pearson Dana C, clerk, r. 112 Eddy
Pearson D. 0. Mrs., dressmaking. I12J4 Eddy
Pearson Edward, engineer, r. 32 Bernard
Pearson Henry, fireman, r. NE cor Bay and Larkln
Pearson H. H. (Pearson & Arnold) r. The Baldwin
Pearson H. L. Mrs., r. 238 Kearny
Pearson James, cook, r. 1920 Mason
Pearson James M., marblecutter, r. 439 O'Farrell
Pearson John, carpenter, r. 1321 Scott
Pearson John H., bookbinder Acres k Williams, r.
2014 Larkin
Pearson John R.. clerk Cliff House
Pearson Joseph, watchman, r. 1104 Montgomery
Pearson Laura Miss, teacher Van Ness Seminary, r.
1222 Pine
Pearson Mary, widow, r. 17 Louisa
Pearson Nels K., inventor, 419 Fourth, r. 230 Perry
Pearson Nelson P., longshoreman, r. 28 Natoma, rear
Pearson Otto, waiter, r. 325 Minna
Pearson P., driver City RR., r. 233 Sixteenth
Pearson R. C, proprietor Cliff House, terminus
Point Lobos Av. six miles from Old City Hall
Pearson Robert, builder, r. 4 Elgin Park Av
Pearson Robert, storekeeper stmr City of Sydney, r.
518 Geary
Pearson Thomas A., merchant, r. 122 Turk
Pearson T. W., plumber, r. 227 Second
Pearson Walter G., horseshoer James Barry, r. Twen-
tv-eighth and Noe
Pearson William, carpenter, r. 421 Fifth
Pearson William, cashier Commercial Ins. Co. of Cal.,
r. 2a5 Powell
Pearson William, laborer, r. 1007 Battery
Pearson William J., boxmaker, r. 2018 Larkin
Pearson William S., r. Nucleus Hotel
Pearson William W., driver Wells, Fargo fc Co., r. 781
Mission
Pearson & Arnold (H. H. Pearson and George H.
Arnold) proprietors The Baldwin, NE cor Market
and Powell
a^ Pearson. See Pierson
Pearsons H. A., capitalist, r. 916 Van Ness At
Pease Alice, widow, r. 502 O'Farrell
Pease Charles D., clerk Louis T. Snow, r. 611 Hayes
Pease Coffin F., mattresa maker, r. 1313 Powell
Pease E. Mrs., r. 503 Turk
Pease George S., broommaker Palmer k Steers, r. 529
Sacramento
Pease Georiare W., secretary Electrical Supply
Co., 328 Bush, r. 1221 Clay
Pease Giles M., physician, 12S Turk
Pease Lester W., r^815 Lombard
Pease Lnmsn S., accountant estate John Parrott, r.
502 Powell
JOHN HAMMOND
60
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Hannfnctnrer oferer.r deoeriptlon of
PASSBNOBR, BTRBBT AND FREIGHT OARS.
4» t« SO Beale Ktre«t. Han Franeiisew.
Truman, Isham & Hooker, ^^'-^^^JSt^forSSif^lsfe^H^'^***
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
iMPonTEE3 or
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturer* of
TRENCH RANGES.
809, 3U, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STEEET
Pease Richard H. Jr., ageut Goodyear Rubber
Co., 577-579 Market, r. NW cor Pacific At aud
Pierce
Peast! Thomas H., clerk, r. 705 Sanchez
Passe T. Percy, r. 418 Sutter
Pease Walter R., bookkeeper Indianapolis Mnfg Co.,
r. 2205 Geary
Pease William C, contractor, r. 815 Lombard
t^ Pease. See Peace
Peasley Charlc b, laborer, r. 213 Broadway
Peasley E., carpenter, r. 13 Hickory Av
Peasley John, engineer, r. 5 Sumner
Peasley Mary, dressmaker, r. 925 Natoma
Peasley Matthew, clerk, r. 925 Natoma
Peasley Stephen L., shipwright, r. 610 Sixth
Peat Fannie, widow, r. 1610 Larkln
Peat Robert, r. 1610 Larkin
Peatfield J. J., with Bancroft Library, r. 3007 Mission
Peatross George, waller, r. 13 Hunt
Peavy William A., r. 57 H<iflf Av
Pebbles Rohnrt, teamsterTboraas Morton. r. 630 Geary
Pebbles Wallace, teamfiter Poly, Heilbron & Co., r.
Railroad Av, bet Bahama and Trinity
Pecheu Peter (Pecheu & Oautiu) r. 1031 Sutter, rear
Pecheu & Gautin (Peter Pecheu and Gaspard
Gautin) floriscti aud gardeners, 1031 Sutter, rear
Pechin Celina R. Mrs., teacher Broadway Grammar
School, r. 1778 Green
Pechiii Charles, proprietor Phil's Exchange, 417
Front, r. 1778 Green
Pechner Arthur, clerk, r. 5 Monroe
Pechner Caroline Mrs., r. 5 Monroe
Pechner Louis J., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 711
Bush
Pechner Robert B., cutter Neustadter Bros., r. 129
Hickory Av
Pecht Richard groceries and liquors, SW cor Geary
aud Jones, r. 430 O'Farrell
Peck Albert F., boottreer Buckingham &Hecht,r. 2534
Sixth
Peck Annie E. Miss, teacher Pacific Heights Gram-
mar School, r. 120 Guerrero
Peck Benjamin, laborer National Flour Mills, r. 37
Dorland
Peck Chtrles, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 27 Clin-
ton
Peck Charles M., collector, r. 130 Guerrero
Peck Charles, bookkoeper Teele & S -ott. r. Alnmeda
Peck Charles W., clerk Huntington, Hopkins & Co., r.
Alameda
Peck Dennis, laborer, r. 415 Jones
Peck Edwin T., bookkeeper Holt Bros., r. Berkeley
Peck Frederick, engineer Sutter St. RR., r. 2U12H
Sutter
Peck Georee F., foreman John W. Coppage, r. 18
O'Farrell
Peck Gustave, stock clerk Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.
1704 J4 Leavenworth
Peck James H., r. 130 Eighteenth
Peck James F., attorney at law, r. 433 McAllister
Peck James R., porter "Tubbs & Co., r Oakland
Peck Jesse T.. weigher Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co., r. 2420 Sutter
Peck J. L., pewspaper agent, r. lOOH Second
Peck John, boots and ahoei, 20 Montgomery Av, r.
1027 Pacific
Peck John U. F., salesman F. Ctaevmlier k Co., r. 637
Eliis
Peck John M. Mrs., r. 413 Stockton
Peck Levi P., clerk, r. 511 Califorui*
Peck Minnie Mrs., r. 716 Brannan
Peck Philip, r. 1615 Fillmore
Peck 8. K., surveyor, r. Oid People's Home
Peck V. D. Mrs., widow, r. 2420 Bush
Peck William E.. r. 109 Van Ness Av
Peck William W.. machinist, r. 128 Rincon PI
Peckerman Benjamin, cleik Julius Van Vliet, r. 1215
Webbter
Peckerman Simon, pawnbroker. IIH Third, r. 1215
Webster
Peckham E. P., president San Francisco Stock
aud Exi hiinge Board. 327 Pine, r. Alameda
Peckham Frank C, carriagemaker, r. 1232 Folsom
P^ckbsm George D., compositor, r. 1232 Folsom
Peckham Geoige W., carringe mnl'r, 1232 Folsom
Peckham Thomas, r. 227 Green
Peckham William H., r. 927 Eighteenth
a^ Peckham. See Packham
Peddar Sydney H. , attorney at law and com-
missioner deeds for California, Nevada and other
States, to reside in London, England. San Fran-
cisco office 13 Nevada Block, London office 4 Pal-
merston Buildings, Old Broad Street, E. C.
Peden George, bookbinder H. S. Crocker & Co.. r. 248
Minna
Peden William, tailor Carroll & Tilton, r. 248 Minna
Pederseu Alfred C, clerk, r. 7.:5k Bush
Pedersen Anders, laborer Pac. Boiling Mill, r. Su-
matra, bet Monongabela and Savannah
Pedersen Andrew, tailor, 725 H Bush
Pedersen Berthiuius. wood turner, 211 Mission, r.
Susquelianua and Dominica
Pederseu Chri>fiau, seaman, r. 1213 Florida
Pedersen Jens W., laborer, r. W b Arkausas, bet Napa
and Shasta
Pedersen Therkild, cooper, r. 710 Folsom
8^ Pedersen. See Petersen, Peterson, Petersan and
Piderson
Pederson P. C, carpenter Jason Springer & Co., r. 66
Oregon
t^ Pederson. See Petersen, Peterson, Petersan and
Piderson
Pedlar Addle Mrs., r. 433 Grove
Pedlar Thomas ('., salesman Kenton Coal Co.
Pedler Anna S., copyist James F. Steuart, r. 416 La-
guna
Pedler J. N. & T. C. (Joshua N. and Thomas C.) com-
mission merchants, 11 Steuart
Pedler Joel, miner, r. 29 Linden Av
Pedler Joshua N. (J. N. & T. C. Pedler) r. 1236 Eddy
Pedler Susan, widow, r. 416 La^^una
Pedler Thomas C. (J. N. .^ T. C. Pedler) r. Oakland
Pedlina James, waiter Perini & Feriui, r. fiO.^ Octavia
Pedratta Constaute, chief cook Pacific Club, r. 533
Broadway
Pedrazzi Luigi, cook Sartori & Fantini, r. 8 Telegraph
PI
Pedrazzi Stephen (Pedrazzi & Gianettoni) r. 1-50 Fifth
Pedrazzi & Gianettoni (StepUen Pedrazzi and Stephen
Gianettoni) liquor saloon, l.'iO Fifth
Pedretti Benjamin, butcher, r. 5.33 Broadway
Pedrett CharleH, salesman, r. 508 Octavia
Pedro James, fruits and vegetables, 217 Fourth
Pedro Joseph, waiter stmr City ot Stockton
Pedroni Giachimo, bakery, 1400 Stockton
Pedrctta Angelo, waiter F. S. Guglielmetti, r. 410
Fourth
Pedrotta J. A. (Pedrotta & Zambelli) r. 200^ Turk
Pedrotta & Zambelli fJ. A. Pedrotta and H. B. Zam-
belli) fruit aud produce, 20ii!« Turk
Pedrotti Joseph, pantryman Nevada Restaurant, r. 417
Pine
Pedrotti Victor, cook. r. f> Valparaiso
Pedruzzi Sebastian (Mouthon & Pedruzzi) r. 7 Vas-
sar PI
Pedruzzi Sabastian J., printer, r. 711 Stockton
Peel Charles, laborer, r. 725 Fourth
Peel Jonathan, dental student Thomas Morffew, r.
1725 Pine
Peel Matthew C, compositor Frank Eastman & Co.,
r. 172.1 Pine
Peel Robert, ironworker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 8E cor
Illinois and Lena PI
Peeler Edward J., r. 8."0 Market
Peeler Otto F., bookkeeper Harper A. Smith, r. 108
McAllister
FRATINGER & CO.
Fine Dressmaking
105 KEARXY STREET.
ORIENT IBS. Co.
ni? TTADfppn'Dri i ^^^itai, $1,000,000
UH JlAllll'UllU I Assets, S1,551,95<1
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WIL SSZTOK, A33L U:JUget.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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Peer Mining Co. (Pima Co., A. T.) A. Waterman eec-
retary. '25-^6 Neva<1s Block
PeerleBR MluinK G.>. (Pima Co., A. T.) A. Waterman
secretHry, •i.'i-26 NVvadi Block
Peerless Saloon, John M. Chenowetb proprietor,
yu4 Miirketainl a-5 Ellis
Peel Brothers (W Lockwood and Henry D.) pub-
lishers aud proprietors The Contractor, 411)4
Cjlifurnia, room 7
Peel Henry D. (Feet Bros.) r. 421 Eddy
Peet W. Lockwood (Peet Bros.) r. 421 Eddy
Peetsch Martin, cook Harmon Kozminsky, r. 708 Ellis
PeggM James, boUermeker Pac. Iron Works, r. 6J
Clementina
Pegps Owen, engineer Lachman & Jacobl, r. 32 Rincon
PI
Pegdt A. Eaymond, chief cook Frank Lacoste, r. 509
Pine
PeRler Charles, clerk, r. 208 Twenty-second
Pegnilliaii Frincois (Schneider & Peguilhsn) r. 21
Stockttm PI
Peguillan Emil, sheep butcher, St. Thomas, bet
Platte ami Savannah, r. Falkland, nr Platte
Peguillan Emil E.. buicher, r. S s Manitoba, bet Rail-
road Av anil Yazoo
Peguillan Eu;4eue. sta^'e driver, r. S 8 Manitoba, bet
Kailroail Av and Yazoo
Peguillan lohu. laborer, r. S 8 Manitoba, bet Railroad
Av and Yazoo
Peguillan Thuodore. butcher, r. Manitoba, bet Rail-
road Av and Yazoo
PehrHon Bi-ujamln. tailor, r. 410 Kearny
PehrKon John, carpeut--r. r. Vfll Scott
Peilstein Leonnrd, r. 520 Greenwich
Pein George H. (Ahreus .t Pein) r. 674 Mission
Peiu Heury, bartender D. N. Ahreus, r. 201 Mission
Peiraiio Luke (PoJesta .% Peirsuo) r. 620 Ptne
Peirce Charles V., architect, 427 Montgomery, r. 12
Fitter
Peirce Dariu'* A., carpenter, r. 603 Hyde
Peirce Jo.»eph, r. 502 Geary
Peirce II. K. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 18 Potter
P.-ircM Warren, r. 502 Geary
a»" Peirce. See Pearce uud Pierce
p. iser Abraham K., physician, r. 3 Central Pi
Peiser At' xauiier, salesman J. Samuels, r. 1711 Sutter
Peia.r Elias, r. Kiiy Miuua
Peiser Kmauuel, wrapper Newman * Levlnson, r. 1711
Sutter
Peiser Krancps, widow, r. 13 Sixth
Peiser Harry. saleSMian Charles Kalisky, r. 11 Sixth
Peiher Joseph, r. 1711 Sutter
Peiser Lemuel, cigliruiaker J. W. Schdffer & Co.
Peiser L«vi. cigars and tobacco, 17 Sixth, r. U Sixth
Peiser Mi)rriR. cashier Davis Bros.. 1284 Market, r.
4U.-) Van Ness Av
Peiser Morris, door keeper Bush Street Theater
Peiser Samuel, salesman, r. 511 McAllister
Peiser Saul r. la Sixth
Peiser Solomon, bookkeeper J Samuels, r. 1711 Sutter
•S^Peiser. Peyser and Pyser
Peit/hold Augusta, domestic 2202 Leavenworth
Pci.\oit > Ed^ar D., law student Edmund Tauszky, r.
li;2 I Sutter
Peixotto Ernest, student, r. 1626 Sutter
Pelxotto L. S.. salesman, r. 1026 S itter
Peixotto Kaphael (Peixotto & Silverman) r. 1626
PEIXOTTO & SILVERMAN
(RupUael Peixotto nu<l Aloritx Silver-
mum The One Price Dry Gooda House,
dry unci fancy rroods. Clouks a. ap«cial-
ty, l2:iU.14:t» Bl.irket
Pel«er Aumist, baker, r. 107rt Howard
Pelham A. P. .Miss, assistant Crocker Free Kinder-
garten, r. IIU Hyde
Pelham Charles G., compositor, r. 1142 Howard
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERMO-FJLKCTRIC
RUSSIAN anfl TURKISH BATHS
-A. SIPECI-A-LT"^.
AlEO Medicated a:d Electric Eallis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET, 415
LEAD PIPE. SOLDER, TIN
AND SHEET LEAD.
K«ad Work of all kind* well done.
Plumber.
EstabllKbed 1860
SOS Kearny Street.
Telephone 315.
Pelham Jauu-s E., pliysii ian. 1 Filth
Pelicione Giovacbino, laborer, r. 2'22 Broadway
Pelle Alexis, poultry, 84-83 Cal. Market, r. 921 Sacra-
•"^nient o
Pellegrini Frank, fresco painter, r. 618 Vallejo
Pellegrini Frederick, fresco painter, r. 618 Vallejo
Pellegrini Josef, scavenger, r. W s Montgomery At,
■^nr Bay
Pellegrini Orlando, fresco painter, r. 518 Vallejo
Pellegrini Paolo, barber, r. 3'25 Montgomery At
Pelle^jrlui Pierre, pe<idler, r. 6 Maiden Lane
Pellegrino George, longshoreman, r. 30:J Chestnut
Pellegrino Pampanin, peddler, r. 1616 Dupont
Peller Herman, plumber H mry William, r. Oakland
Pelletier Edward E., carpenter, r. 1776 Folsom
Pelletier t»aspir I T., nsinter, r. 1776 Folsom
P.llet.er Heury F. (McTavish fc Co.) r. 124 Hayes
Pelletier Louts, painter, r. l:J29!4 Minna
Pelleti. r Mary, widow, r. 1776 FoUom
Pellicioot Giachimo, st >necutter, r. 221 Broadway
Pellissler F., shoemaker. 63J California
Pellissou Brothers (Pierre ami Marius) proptra New
Guill.iume Tell Hotel, 619 Pacific
Pellissm Matins (Peilisscm Bros.) r. 619 Psclfio
Pellissou Pierre (Pellissou Br wi r. 619 Pacific
Pels E Iward, clerk, r. 554 Willow Av
Peltier Joseph, clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo k Oo.,
r. Eist Oakland
Peltou Hirrison S., student, r. 409 O'Farrell
Pelton J. O., r. 116 Turk
Felton J. S.. commercial traTeler S. B. Paige k Co.,
r. Oakland
Pelton S ephen H., carpenter, r. 6U Sacramento
Peltrrt Frank A., reporter Associated Press, r. 631
Guerrero
Peltz Adolph, chicken ranch, Berlin, nr Burrows, U.
M. T.
Peliz George, laborer, r. cor Berlin and Burrows, V.
M T.
Peltzer Gustav, bookkeeper A. Fenkhausen k Co., r.
•202 Stockton
Pelz Louis, cigardealor, r. .322 Turk
Pelz Morris, cigirdealer, r. 322 Turk
PelZ'-r Au,'U<t. biker, r. 1078 HowirJ, rear
Pemberthy Thomas, suilmaker Neville & Co., r. 821
Broadway
Pembri(Mo "Jarrie, widow, r. 1310 Paciflc
Pembroke James W., jeweler S.imuel J. Pembroke, r.
212 O'Farrell
Pembroke John H., waiter, r. 710 Howarl
Pembnike Simuel J., wjtohmuker aud jeweler, 212
O'Farrell
Pena Audrea, r. 532 Vallejo
Pons L>. G., t lilor r. 24 I'iukney PI
Peua L., r. 1517 Dupont
Pence Jacob B., housemover, 1126 Mission
Pence John W., bousemover, r. 2S Seventh
Peuda Gi.>vaniii, coffee saloon. 721 Davis
Pendell 'f h<>m is, contractor, r. l'J02 Pierce
Pender;,'ast Cornelius. Iluemau. r. 1423 Pine
Pendergast Edward, tinlsher. r. O eiu View
Pender:;iist fouu iry, :«):-3iW F.ilsom
Pendergast Frank, cnok. 611 Comiuerclal
Peuderja-t Henry B.. canvasser, r. 28 Miry
Pendergast U. W. Mrs., copyist law dept. 8. P. Co..
r. 534 Bush
Penderga-t James, solicitor, r. 901 Kearny
Pendergast James, laborr-r. r. 130 Clara
Peudergist James, fouudrymau, 3U7-J03 Folsom, r.
2543 Fidsoiu
Pendergast James A., commercial traToler, r. 1708
Eddv
Pendergast James H., g'.lder Sanborn, Vail k Co., r.
63( Minna
Pendergast lamne W., oiler, r. 217 Twenty-vcond
PenderuHst John, molder James PeudergJBt, r. 2J4J
Folsi 'in
Pendergast John, seaman, r. 8 Reed
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 FIRST ST.
TrLZFHOKB C3.
PRINTERS. ETC,
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THB 1.ARGEST BUSINESS
OF ANY AMERICAN COJUPANT.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Trimming^s
a Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Pendergast Joseph H., machiniit, r. 217 Twenty-sec-
ond
Penders»8t Louis, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
217 Twenty-second
Pendergast Maurice, expressman, r. 10 Eldridge
Pendergast Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
NE cor Shasta and Illinois
Pendergast Neil, lineman Pac. Bell Tel. Co., r. 1423
Pacific
Pendergast Temple, librarian law dept. S. P. Co., r.
Mayfield
Pendergast Thomas, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
N 8 Shasta, bet Illinois and Michigan
Pendergast Thomas, r. 217 Twenty-second
Pendergast Thomas F., niolder, r. 2543 Folsom
Pendergast Walter, plumber, r. 702 Brannan
Pendergast William, r. 327 Bay, rear
Pendergast William, r. 712 Folcom
Pendergast William, carpentpr, r. 18 Stanford
Pendergast William, laborer, r. 512 Howard
Pendergast Willism .7r., labort-r, r. 327 B»y, rear
Pendergast William H., mold«r James Pendergast, r.
2544 Folsom
•^ Pendergast. See Prendergapt
Penders James, hostler Omnibus KB., r. 15 Clara
Fenders James D., r. 303 Mason
Penders John, iMbcrer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. WsKen-
tucky, bet Sierra and Nevada
Pendexter Frederick L., salesman Davis Bros., r. Ala-
meda
Pendleton B. H. (Horn & Co.) r. East Oakland
Pendleton Benjamin, secretary Newport Coal Co.,
NE cor Folsom and Sopar, r. 2661 Howard
Pendleton Charles E., barher. r. l.")! Oetavia
Pendleton Edward P., machinist National Iron Works,
r. Oakland
Pendleton Herbert L. (I. N. Withrow & Co.) r. 151
Octavia
Pendleton Henry, florist Charles M. Leopold, r.35 Post
Pendleton Lillie E. Miss, student Barnard's BusinesB
College, r. 510 Geary
Pendleton Mary E. Mrs., proptr The Longworth, 510
Geary
Pendo John, restaurant, 723 Davis
Pendola Kstrina, widow, r. 1711 Mason, rear
PendolA Peter, plumber, r. 1711 Mason, rear
Penebsky Ariolphus T., carpenter and housemover, r.
1426 Church
Peneda C. Mrs., r. 99 Stevenson
Peneton Lucy, widow, r. 1118 Taylor
Penez Emile L. (Limousin * Penes) r. 1021 Sutter
Penhall Brothers (William T. and James) cigars and
tobacco, 344 Kearny
Penhall James (Penhall Bros.) r. 314 Bush
Penhall William T. (Penhall Bros.) r. 314 Bush
Penlington George, secretary Odd Fellows' Cem-
etery Association, office 22 Phelan Bldg. r. 123
O'Farrell
Penling'ton Thomas, secretary Granolithic Pav-
ing Co., 422 Miintgomery. r. 123 O'Farrell
Penn Cliemical Works, Daniel Buck secretary,
81 Nevada Block
Penn George W., r. 719 Market
Penn Harry H., barber, 202 J^ Townsend
Penn Mining: Co. (Arizona) John H. Sayre secre-
tary, 328 Montgomery, room 15
Pennefeather P., painter, r. 871 Market
Pennefenther Richard E., laundryman, r. 3015 Six-
teenth
Pennell (Jharles C, clerk J. B. Wooster & Co.. r. 1414
THylor
Pennell Henry E., clerk A. M. Simpson k Brc, r.l702
Larkln
Pennell Jemima, widow, r. 1702 Larkin
Pennell Robert, lumber surveyor, 25 Steuart, r. 214
Castro
Pennell Thomas M., assistant adjuster Spring Valley
W. W., r. 1702 Larkin
Penner Hugh, cardriver, r. 1320J4 Natoma
Penny Alfred, r. 1310 Baker
Penney's Hall, John F. Penney proptr, W s Kentucky,
bet Solano and Butte
Penney James, calker, r. .'540 Howard
Penney John F., boatbuilder, NE cor Illinois and
Solano, and proptr Petney's Hall r. SE cor
Solano and Tennessee
Pennie James C, Public Administrator, 426
California, r. 1506 Post
Pennie James C. Jr., cider mnfr, r. 1506 Post
•^ Pennie. See Penney and Penny
Penniman E. A. Miss, artist, St. Ann's Bldg
Peuniman George A., bookkeeper A. C. Titcomb Jc
Co., r. Oakland
Penniman Thomas, bookkeeper, r. 1828 Eddy
Pennington Alfred, compositor, r. 511 Mason
Pennington Edmund (G. & E. Pennington & Sons) r.
311 Fiemont
Pennington Edward (G. & E. Pennington 4 Sons) t.
311 Fremont
Pennington Frederick J., pressman W. H. Einton k
Co., r. 3 Yerba Buena
Pennington G. & E. & Sons (George. Edmund, Ed-
ward, John, Thomas and George Jr.) steel wozks,
219 Main
Pennington George (G. & E. Pennington & Sons) r.
311 Fremont
Pennington George Jr. (G. & E. Pennington & Sons)
r. Pittsburg, Penn.
Pennington John (G. & E. Pennington & Sons) r. 311
Fremont
Pennington Lizzie, widow, r. 2)4 Gerke PI
Pennington Thomas (G. & E. Pennington & Sons) p.
311 Fremont
Pennoyer Alf i ed H., with Lebenbaum Bros., r. 1407
Washington
Pennoyer John W., commercial traveler, r. 1407
Washington
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Co. (of Phila-
delphia) Brown, Craig it Co. general agents, W.
S. Davis city agent, 429 Califoriiia
PENBSYLVAHU RAILROAD
•Josepli B. Kirklaud a^ent, 10 Mont-
gromery
Penny John, printer, r. 446 Seventh
t^ Penny, see Penney and Pennie
Penn.vcook James, sawyer Jason Springer k Co., r.
807 Geary
Pennycook James, painter, r. 1622 Jessie
Penuycook John, t^alesmen W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
2730)4 Mission
Pennycook John Mrs., widow, r. 16 De Boom
Pennycook Thomas F., brassfinisher, r. 16 DeBoom
Pennycook Washington W., plumber, r. 16 De Boom
Pennycook Willi;m G., electrician, r. 16 De Boom
Penrose John, laborer, r. 21 Page
Pentecost Joseph, manager S. H. Sheplar & Co., r,
702 Market
Pentland Louis, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Pentony John, stableman, r. 1202 Larkln
Pentross G., waiter Palace Hotel
Pentz H. D., r. 18 Boiilta
Penyo Louis, r. 1318 Dupont
Peole L. *: Co. (Louis Peole) liquor saloon, SE cor
Mishion and Twenty-sixth
Peole Louis (L. Peole & Co.) r. SE cor Mission and
Tweiity-sixth
People Publishing Co. The, publishers The People.
628 Clsy
People The (weekly) The People Publishing Co.
publishers, 628 Clay
Peoi les Jackson M., paper carrier, r. 534 Ellis
Peoples Rnbert A., blacksmith Phelps Mufg Co., r.
726 Sutter
Pepin Frank, car cleaner S. P. Co., r. 2711 Harrison
Pepin James, blacksmith, r. 2705 Harrison
WINDOW_SHADES.
Plain, Fringed, Decorated and Embroidered Shades
made to order in any size or style.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STEEET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACB HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Hanafacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Martet St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA m
Oi most delicate flavor and the only true ) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
Champatfoe produced In the United States. ) 630 WASHOTOTOIT STOEET.
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949
PER
Pepin J. R., r. 6:i0 Merchant
Peplow Albert, priuter. r. 1016 Pine
P«plow Edward A. (Peplow k TiUey) r. 621 Green-
wich
Peplow fc TiUey (Eiward A. Peplow and T.R.Tilley)
prlntfru, 521 Clay
Pepper Albert, carpenter, r. 218 Eddy
Pepper AugustuK, r. IJI Twenty-third
Pepper F., butcher The BHldwin
Pepper Frederick, cook, r. 163 Minna
Pepper George, r. 24 Mint Av
Pepper OeorRe H., driver City BB., r. 2237 Mission
Pepper George W., mate schr Ida Schnauer, r. 9 Bruce
PI
Pepper Herman 8., furniture, 241 Third
Pepper Jennie Miss, nurse, r. 100> Sutter
Pepper John W., bookkeeper Kohler & Chase, r. Oak-
land
Pepper Martin, cook Seal Rock House
Pepper Peter J., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. E •
Pennsylvania Av, bet Solano and Butte
Pepping Herman, painter, r. 1334 Pacific
Pepplar Jacob, boilermHker Union Iron Foundry, r.
Es Illinois, bet Naps and Butte
Pera Andrew, barber, 7 Vallejo, r. 1205 Stockton
Pera Francisco, ohoemaker. 413 Broadway
Pera John, bootblack, Stockton PI, nr Grant Av, r. 530
Vallejo
Pera P. & Co. (Pellegrino Pera and Louis Lecari)
commission merchants, 616 Front
Pera Pellegrino (P. Pera & Co.) r. 2006 Mason
Peralta Albeit, packer, r. 106 Twenty-third
Peralta Dolores Miss, r. 1801 Dupont
Peralca John B., maitressmsker Pac. Spring and Mat-
tress Co., r. 3045 Sixteenth
Peralta Juan. r. 1311 Powell
Peralta Louis M., real estate, r. 81554 Vallejo
Perata , musician, r. 13H Broadway
Btrata B. & Co. (Bernardo Pernta and Giuseppe Baz-
zura) restaurant, 105 Pacific
Perata Bernardo (B. Perata k Co.) r. 105 Pacific
Perata Gaetauo (Perita A Demartini) r. 1501 Dupont
Pi rata James, gardener, r. 1501 Dupont
Perata John, clerk, r. 1501 Dupont
Perata M., scavenger, r. 1804 Stockton
Perata Michel, gro -erles and liqaori, and native
wine mnfr, 1501 Dupont
Perata Nicolas, r. 425 Filbert
Perata & Demartini (Ga<>taiio Perata and G. B. De-
martini) hay and grain, 620 Broadway
Perazza Emil. marble worker, r. 7 Jasper, rear
Perazza- MIchele, vegetables Colombo Market
Perazzi Horace, helper David Bush. r. 1513 Stockton
Perazzi John, bargeman, r. 1513 Stockton
Perazzi R )8e, widow, r. 1513 Stockton
Perazzo John, barber, 548 WashiUKton, r. 8 Pollard PI
Perazzo Louis, wood and coal, NE cor Union and
Kearny
Perboner Jacob, underwear mnfr, r. 2326 Tones
Percelia Edward, gilder Sanborn, Vatl & Co., r. 1717
Stockton
Percber Frank, clgarmaker, r..229 Stevenson
Perclval Charles, laborer, r. 4 Chatham PI
Percival David A., teamster, r. :105 Fifth
Perry E. B., quartermaster xtrar Alameda
Percy Francis, printer, r. 507 Hyde
Percy George W. (Per< y A Hamilton) r. Oakland
Percy John, salesmaa Commercial Tea Importing
Co., r. 612 Jones
Percy & Hsmilton (Georee W. Percy and Frederick
F. Hamilton) architects, 318 Pme, room 36
•^ Percy. See Piercy
Peri-ira Samuel L.. wines and liquors, 112 Halleck
Pereira William J., barber, r. 541 Natoma
Per«»y Peter, coppersmith, 233 Firnt, r. 711 Grove
Perez Baldomero, compositor S. H. Sbeplar ft Co., r.
LW. Powell
Perez EmiJe, r. 1021 Sutter
FRATINGER & CO.
LADIES' SUITS
or ALL DESCniPTIONS.
105 KEARNY STREET.
THE LATEST IMPROVED
PATENT WATER CLOSETS.
SANITARY SEWER CAS TRAPS
Put in by skilled workmen.
Vs/_ E_ L_A3SrE,
Pt.X7MBER, 606 KEARNV STREET.
EsUbllshed 1860. Telephone 315.
Pt-rez Ignatius U., r. 358 .Minna
Perez Pedro, r. 228 Seventh
Perez Peter P., seaman, r. 814 Vallejo
Perez Thomas N.. letter carrier Post Office, r. 814
PERFECTION PENHOLDER CO. m-h.,.
I. Rodrigfue, secrutary and treasurer,
office 180S O'Farrell
Pergeaux Herman, laborer, r. 826 Vallejo
Perham J. P. M., purchasing agent, 13 Pine, r. 2808
Laguna
Peri Lorenzo, vegetables, 6 Colombo Market
Perlam Charles I. (C. J. Periam & Co.) r. 1609 Geary
PERIAM C. J. & CO. (CHarle,
•J. Periam) proprietors Cnlirornia Safe
and Lock Co., machinists and lock ex-
perts, manufactarin^ and repairing of
Ukachinery, 4^ Main
Periam John T., machinist 0. J. Periam & Co., r.
1165 Mission
Pericli Paul, "quartermaster stmr Granada
Perigo John, keeper, r. Fort Wintield Scott
Perigo Oliver E., clerk, r. 413 Jones
Perine George M. (N. P. Perine & Co. and Perlne &
Flynn) r. 416 Oak
Perine John H. (Frank P. Latson & Co.) r. Grand
Hotel
Perine Nicholas P. & Co. (Nicholas P. and George M.
Perine) Boston mastic rooting, 23 New Mont-
gomery
Perine Nicholas P. (N. P. Perine & Co.) and presi-
dent Santa Cruz Bitu nluous Rock Co., r. 4Hi Oak
Perine William D., artificial stone pavement, 28 New
Montgomery, r. Oj,kland
Perine & Flynn (George M. Perine and Hugh Flynn)
teamsters and coal dealers, proptni Howard St.
Scales, 844-846 Howard
t^ Perine. S -e Perrin
Perlnl Fe.ix (Bulotti i Perini) r. SE cor Berlin and
Feltoii, U. M. T.
Perini Gottardo (Perini fc Perini) r. 8.35 Valencia
Perini Peter, liquor saloon, 200 Pacific
Perini K Feriul (Gottardo Perini and Bartolomeo
Ferini) restaurant, 207 Post
Perino Frank, barber, 619 Sacramento, r. 427 Paciflo
Periolst Charles N., bookkeeper Swain Bros., r. 830
Howard
Perkins A. Judson, photographer, 26 Montgomery, r.
439 Fell
Perkins A. Judson Jr., photographic printer, r. 439
Fell
Perkins Albert, musician, r. 706 Lombard
Perkins C. E., porter W. W. MouUgae & Co., r. 2107
Bush
Perkins Charles B. (Perkins & Wilson) r. 961 Mission
Perkins Charles C, liquor saloon, 344 Kearny, r. 1016
Mason
Perkins Charles N.. clerk Post Office, r. 514 Bush
Perkins Edward, waiter St. -Mary's College
P rkins Edwin S.. r. 867 .Market
Perkins Em ua Mrs., fur s«wer, r. 645 Mission
Perkins Eigene S., sewing machines, 718 Washington,
r. Oakland
Perkins Frank, r. 610 Ellis
Perkins Frank, mining, r. 1812 Pierce
Perkins Frederick B., librarian Free Public
Library, r. 26 !< Kearny
Perkins George C. (Goodall, Perkins k Co.) r. Oakland
Perkins George E., machinist Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. Oakland
Perkins George W., driver Wells, Fargo Jt Co , r. 17
Hampton PI
Perkins G.F., teacher singing and elocution, 1020
Market '
Perkins Henry 0., salesman W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 2107 Bush
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Bf anarB«tnr<rr of every deiMTlptlon of
PASSENOER. STREET AND FREIGHT CAB&
42 to SU BeMle Street. S*n 1ft
'^V"agroiis.
TRmiAlV, ISHAM A HOOKER, Agents for the Celebrated
j^SILdiOW JLBOM AXIi£ WAG09I8. ,
421-427 Ma/rhet Street.
PEE
950
PER
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOBTEES OF
MARBELIZED MANTELS,
Fire Grates and Tile,
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Perkins Hiram F., machinist Mechanics' Mill, r. 617
Shot-well r~'te«-v^SSSSi
Perkins Horace, porter, r. 1316 Powell, rearj
Perkins Howari (Jones & Perkins) r. 30 Fell
Perkins J. A. P., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. Berkeley «^^K*^
Perkins John Q., janitor, r. 4 Myrtle Av
Perkins John W., laborer, r. 1\Vi% Eitch. rear
Perkins Joseph, secretary Wheeler Fruit Packing Co.,
116 California, r. 8W cor Guerrero and Twenty-
fourth ^A-- tp-'-'
Perkins Joseph G., patternmaVer, r. 418 First
Perkins Joseph J., draltsman Fulton Iron Works, r.
418 First tSt" ^
Perkins I.lzzie Mrs., widow, r. 2517 California
Perkins Nellie, widow, r. 5(i7 Stevenson
Perkins Philip J., drug clerk, r. SW cor Twenty-
fourth and Guerrero
Perkins Richard A., butcher, r. 1832 Filbert
Perkins Samuel, agent A. M. Simpson & Bro., r. Ber-
keley \
Perkins Samuel H., clerk general passenger and ticket
agent S. P. Co., r. 708 Golden GateAv
Perkins Seth, shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht, r. 21
Page
Perkins Wayne W., foreman F. M. Chapman, r. 719
O'Farrell
Perkins William, proptr Mansion House, 961-963 Mis-
sion, r. 108 Collingwood
Perkins William, with Will & Finck, r. 672 Twentieth
Perkins William P., machinist Samuel Hill's Estate,
r. Alameda
Perkins Willis T., bill of lading clerk local freight
office S. P. Co., r. 708 Golden Gate Av
Perkins & Wilson (Charles B. Perkins and J. Charles
Wilson) dry goods and gents furnishing goods
1114-1116 Market
Perkins & Wise, merchants (OroTille, Cal.) office 218
California, room 8
Perkovich Georfje, upholsterer, 113 Taylor
Perl John C, clerk Fountain Theater, r. 320 Twenty-
second
Perle John F., blacksmith, r. 2332 Greenwich
Perle Otto, waiter Schroth & Westerfeld, r. 26J4
Kearny
Perle Richard, seaman, r. 43 Clementina
Perley Albion S., street sprinkler, r. 375 Shotwell
Perley Edward E., r. 611 Folsom
Perley Howard S.. street sprinkling, r. S?.") Shotwell
Perley William, tanner South 8. F. Tannery, r. cor
Teneriffe and Railroad Av
Perlite Gincinto (Perlite & Marionetti) r. 1806 Powell
Perlite & Maiionetti (Giacinto Perlite and Pasquale
Marionettil barbers, 1806 Powell
Perman J. Leader, jeweler, 333 Fourth
Permin Louis, painter, r. 257 Stevenson
Pernau Charles, foreman Sec. 2, Sea Wall, r. 423 Bay
Pernau Henry F.. clerk W. Davis, r. 4V>3 Bay
Pero Frank, cook Kensington House, r. E s Illinois,
bet Napa and Shasta
Peroni Dominico, painter GiacomoOrsi, r. 504 Ji Fran-
cisco
Perpoli Florine, cleaner John F. Snow, r. 1623 Mission
Pcrpoli Maximilian, foreman John F. Snow, r. 2508
Bryant
Perpoli Pietro. fruit dealer, r. 616 Post
j Perpoli Pracidio (Pracldio Perpoli & Co.) r. 312 Twen-
I ty-eishth
Perpoli Pracidio k Co. (Pracidio Perpoli and Virgillo
I Barsotti) wood and coal. 608 Broadway
■ Perqny Arthur, portrait artist, 62'2 Clay
\ Perramont Louis, carpenter, r. 10 Wetmore PI
. Pt-rrault Edward, teamster, r. 210 Bush
, Perrault Edward L., physician, 413 Kearny, r. 1400
Jackson
r'Perrault Julien, physician, 413 Kearny, r. 1400 Jack-
j son
Perrault Julien T., clerk, r. 1400 Jackson
Perrault Maurice N., liquor saloon, 312 Washington,
r. 217 O'Fairell —
Perrenott John F. Jr., bookkeeper Charles "A. Malm,
r. ]5Ji Washington Av
Perret Theodore, tanner A. Legallet, r. Ns Venezuela,
bet Tonibigbee and Potomac
Perrier Aglae, widow, r. 516 Third
Perrier Alfred, r. 509 Pine
PEEEIER-JOUET & 00.
Epern ay Champa ^n«>, Wilfrid B. Chap-
man sole agent Pacific Coast, 133 Cali-
fornia
Perriman Flora C. Mrs., r. 2113 Jones
Perriman W. H., master mariner, r. 603 Folsom
Perrin Addine, widow, r. 1935 Clay
Perrin Albert A., policeman, r. 227 Eleventh
Perrin Adolph, conductor, r. 1211 Fillmore
Perrin Alfred, conductor, r. 1211 Fillmore
Perrin Charles, carpenter, r. 1323 Mission
Perrin Charles Jr., carpenter, r. 1323 Mission
Perrin Edward R., real estate, r. 116 Turk
Perrin Edwin B., real estate, 402 Kearny, room 1, r.
1935 Clay
Perrin Francois, dry good», 621 Montgomery Av, p.
1(>17 Powell
Perrin George H., civil engineer, r. 326 Eddy
Perrin Gustave C. (Mathe & Perrin) r. 31 Lafayette
Perrin Joseph 8., glass blower 8. F. and Pac. Q1m»
Works, r. 735 Brannan
Perrin Margaret, widow, r. 3.S41 Mif^elon
Perrin Richard J., actor, r. 1014 Filbert, rear
Perrin Reuben J., physician, 226 Sutter
Perrin Robert, real estate, 402 Kearny, room 1, r. 1935
Clay
D^'Perrin. See Perine
Perrine C. D., bookkeeper L. D. Croley, r. Alameda
Perrins John E. Jr., mnfr. whiplashes, 3014 Mlbsion
Perrone Joseph, peddler, r. 7 Water •
Perrone Osed, physician, 649 Broadway
Perry A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 206 Golden Gate Av
Perry Alexander J., colonel U. S. A., chief
quartermaster Division of the Pacific and Depart-
ment of CaliforBia, r. Palace Hotel
Perry Alfred W., physician, 104 Stockton
Perry Allen W., hostler, r. 137 Thirteenth
Perry Alphonzo B., master mariner, r. 100 Steuart
Perry Alvin B., salesman Whlttier, Fuller & Co., p.
Alameda
Perry Anselmo Mrs., widow, r. 156 Silver
Perry August, upholsterer, r. Wood, nr Geary
Perry B. J., r. 93U Market
Perry Charles A., dentist, 841 Market
Perrv David contractor and builder, r. 324 Guerrero
Perry David J., clerk, r. 1506 Hyde
Perry Edgar, r. 1214 Howard
Perry Edward, fireman, r. 12!) Folsom
Perry Edward, solicitor American Exchange Hotel, r.
1031 Montgomery
Perry Edward, 8»looukeeper, r. 436 Jessie
Perry Edwin, clerk, r. 2 Jansen
Perry E. J., actor, r. 45 Church
Perry Elden C, clerk Brown & Metzner, r. 426 EllU
Perry Emanuel, laborer, r. 542 Ninth
Perry Emile, marblecutter, r. Wood, nr Geary
Perry Emily, widow, r. (104 Ellis
Perry Emma Mrs., seamstress S. Klarenmeyer, r. 204
Turk
Perry Frank, machinist, r. 603 Washington
Perry Frank P., porter M. Grueuberg & Co., r. 449
Seventeenth
Perry Frederick J., sampler Am. Sugar Refinery, r.
174 Sixth
Perry George H., attorney at law, 621 Clay, p.
2733 California
Perry George W., drayman Cartan, McCarthy & Co.,
r. 20 Linden Av
Perry H., teamster, and extraman Hose No. 8
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THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING
TO ORDEB AND READY-MADE.
Corner IHOSTQOaiEKY and SCTTTJBB STS.
WASHINGTON Fire Ins. Co. of Bostoil
Capital, $1,000,000 I GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Assets, $1,810,273 WU. SEZTOIT, Asst. Uaaaeer.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
PER
951
PET
Perry Henry, attorueyat law, 230 Montgomery.
room 11, r. 504 Geary
Perry Henry J., carpeuier. r. 91 5« Silver
Perry Henry O., carriir P.ct Offire, r. 1349 Howard
Perry H. F., compositor Bulletin, r. 187 Hyde
Perry J., paperh inyer. r. 5.6 Stoiktou
Perry James, contractor, r. 29 Valencia
Perry Janiea W., plabter decorator W. A. Kenap, r.
22iii O'Farrell
Perry John, laborer, r. 239 Minna
Perry John, pantryman, r. 6<i5 Mission
Perry John, printer H, S. Crocker & Co., r. Ocean
View
Perry JoUn Jr., slock and bond broker, 413
Montgomery, r. Occidental Hotel
Perry John C , decorative paperhauger, r. 15 Van Ness
Av
Perry John V. B., enuineer, 318 Pine, r 1421 Taylor
Periy John W., clerk Post Office, r. 1214 Howard
Perry John W., teamstir, r. 306 Austin
Perry Joseph, seaman, r. 117 Jackson
Perry Kate Miss, r. 59 Hoff Ay
Perry Leland H., teamster, r. 1817 Octavim
Perry Loms, burteuder, r. 702 Vallejo
Perry M., carpenter Pac. Uolling Mill
Perry Manuel, deckhand st^nr Modoc
Perry M. L., clerk, r. 1(541 Mission
Perry Oliver, cigarmaker Edward Schwerin ft Son, r.
66H Folsom
Perry Peter, assistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 214
Sixth
Perry Peter Q., canvasser, r. 63B Commercial
Perry Pierre, coppersmith, r. 711 Grove
Perry R. Mrs., widow, r. 20H4 Bush
Perry Richard, carpenter, r. 204)4 Eddy
Perry Riihard, leaiiister, r. 1205 Folsom
Perrv Riihsrd C, carpenter Charles H. Norton, r. 213
Prospect PI
Perry Robert, carpenter, r. 148 Hancock
Perry Robert O., framemaker S. A. Perry & Co., r.
1157 Missiun
Perry S. A. <& Co. (Samuel A.Perry) importers,
nianufacturt-is and jobbers pictures, frames, ar-
tists' materials, etc., 624 Market
Perry Samuel A. (S. A. Perry & Co.) r. 136 Liberty
Perry Samuel B., carpenter, r. cor Tombigbee and
Falkland
Perry Sydney, waiter stmr Geo. W.Elder, r. cor Third
and Fnlsom
Perry T., fireman stmr San Bias
Perry Theodore, laster Buckingham & Hecht, r. 1
Polk
Perry Theodore J., shoemaker Rosenthal. Feder &
Co., r. 864 Mission
Perry Thomas, bookbinder, r. 1639 Howard
Perry Thomas B., assistant surtjeon U. 8. Marine
Hospital Service, office U.S. Appraisers' Bldg, first
floor
Perry Thomas H. (Frayer Ic Perry) r. 516 Stockton
Perry William, r. 1 Che^ley
Perry William, butler, r. 1316 Taylor
Perry William, cook, r. 838 Micsion
Perry Willl.im, puinter, r. 216 Nintli
Peiry William, waller, r. 23 Gloter
Perry William A., r. 6 Albion Av
Perry William D., compositor Alta, r. 132 Sixth
Perry William F., commission merchant, 214 Califor-
nia, r. Oakland
Perry WilHam K., compositor, r. 604 Ellis
Perryman Fitzhugh, clerk, r. 609 Polk
Persen Andrew, ssaman schr Helen Merrlam, r. 409
. Drumm
Person Adolph, waiter Louis M. Juhl
Person August, laborer, r. 509)4 Leavenworth, rear
Porson Charles, seaman stmr Anoon, r. .131 E^t
PerKon Franklin (Jones & Person) r. 708 Mason
Person Nils P., laborer, r. 28 Nat >ms
Person William F., laborer, r. 8 Stark
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIKKMO-i:i.r.CTRIC
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Baits Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
GARDEN HOSE,
LAWN SPRINKLERS, HOSE MENDERS,
HOSE COUPLINGS, HOSE PIPES.
W. E. LANE, Plumber,
BOB KEARNY STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Persons Charles H , clerk, r. 023 P<'St
Pi-rntE Alfred, bookkeeper, r. 8ti9 Pine
Pervarse Seraphin, shoemaker. 706 Montgomery At
Pertwee Herbert, fruft:<man. r. 920 Bush
Perwo Walter A., druguist Charles D. Zlele. r. 626 Pa-
cific
Peseta Joaepli, physician and surgeon, 611 Wash-
ington, and Supervisor Fourth Ward, r. 1520
Taylor
Peeoli E. A., chancellor French Consul, r. 630 Green-
wich
Pestner Emma Miss, r. 816 Twentieth
Petavoy Michael, candymaker W. Oruenbagen k Co.,
r. 417 Folnom
Fetch Richard H., porter Held Bros, b Co., r. 64
Second
Petelon Michael, laborer, r. 16 Clara
Peter Charles, blaiksmith, r. 1221 Folsom, rear
Peter Flavins, bookkeeper Thomas J . Shackleford, r.
Alameda
Piter George, seaman stmr San Jnan
Peter Jacob, instrumeutmaker John Roach
Peter Jacob, machinist, r. 1309 Stockton
Peter John, seaman stmr Colinia
Peter .Joseph, bootblack, r. 1517 Dupont
Peter Konrad, tailor, r. 732 Union
Peter M. Mrs., costumer, 736 Market
Peter Manuel, firiver F. W. M. Lange, r. Carl, bet
Cole and Staiiyan
Peter Otto, coppersmith Landers & Co.
10" Peter. See Peters
Peteri John H., manager Huber Bros., r. 514J4 Va-
lencia
Peterich Thomas C. W., butcher Henry Dickerson, r.
l.-iSS!^ Market
Peterlein Reinh"ld, knitted goods, 1140 Howard
Peterman Christian, clerk military storekeeper trans-
portation U. S. A., r. 1203 Fol~om
Peters Albert, cook, r. 3 Susquehanna
Peters Albert, molder Eureka Foundry, r. 16 Rsnacb
Pi-ters Alexander, seaman, r. 37 Pacltjc
Peters Andrew, tailor, r. 4 Telegraph PI
Peters Anton, deckhand Btmr T. C. Walker
Peters Brothers (Wiliam C, Henry N. and William)
liquor saloons. SW cor Kearny and Clay, and Mfi
cor Montgomery and Commercial
Peters C. O. Mr-*., teacher music, r. 932 )i Mission
Peters Carsteu T., millhand California Mill, r. 164
Clementina
Peters Charles F., liquor saloon, 1215 Steiner
Peters Charles K.. artist, r. lol6 Sutter
Peters D,, patternmaker r. 25 Clementina
Peters Delia , widow, r. 7U3 Van Ness Av
PETERS F. M. L. & CO.
(FrancLs M. I.. Peters ami P. August
Meyer) fancy ^oods, toys, inusicul in-
struments, la^vn tennis, croquet, Ind-
ian clubs, dumb bells, etc., ^07 Mont-
gomery
Peters Francis M. L. (F. M. L. Peters & Co.) r. 823
Filbert
Peters Francis, tailor James Scheibli, r. 1028 Mont-
gomery
Peters Frank, baker Am. Cracker Co., r. 410 Union
Peters Frank, liquor saloon, .501 Broadway
Peters Frank, salesman Morris Glasco, r. 276 Minna
Peters Freilerick (J. Popert & Co.) r 62» Fourth
Peters Frederick C, with Newport Coal Co., r. 30
Post
Peters Frederick W., stenographer Tatum & Bowen,
r. 2i;22 Howard
Peters George, cook What Cheer House
Peters Georae, laborer, r. 1827 Eddy
P> t^rs George, steward, r. 1322 Sacramento
P.-ters George, waiter, r. 181 Jessie
Peters George, wigmaker Staullas Strorynskl, r.2323<
O'Farrell
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELBFHONB 82.
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ASSBTS OVER FIVK ItllUJONS.
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PET
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
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Peters George S., fruits and vegetables, 2434 Mission
i Peters Girard K., pantryman Montgomery's Hotel
i Peters Harry, paper carrier, r. 3 Helen PI
: Peters Henry (Pamperln & Peters) r. 786^ Harrison
Peters Henry, laborer Gal. Sugar Refinery, r. 610
I Ninth
! Peters Henry, painter, r. 20 Frederick
1 Peters Henry C. F., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
[ Minnesota, bet Sierra and Nevada
Peters Henry N. (Peters Bros.) r. 216 Prospect PI
Peters J., r. 638 Commercial
Peters Jaci.b. liquor snloon, 505 Pacific
Peters James, r. 632 Market
Peters .lames, cook Matthias Johnson, r. 1147 Mission
I Peters Jumes F., commercial traveler, r. 1529 Geary
Peters James J., clerk W. k J. Sloane & Co., r. Oak-
land
I Peters James V., agent, r. 632 Market
I Peters J. Frank, salesman Williams Bros., r, 1529
j Geary
' Peters 1. Kemble, cashier Judson Mnfg Co., r. Oak-
land
' Peters Johannes, bricklayer, r. 20 Federal
j Peters John, boarding and livery stables, 2432-
2434 Califurnia
I Peters John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 510 Ninth
[ Peters John, liquor saloon, »01 Fourth, r. Oakland
Peters John, livery stable, 2320 Fillmore
j Peters John H., bookkeeper, r. 4 Selina PI
^ Peters John H., photographer, r. 828 Capp
I Peters John R., baker, r. 1147 Mission
Peters Joseph, laborer, r. 161 Silver
j Peters Joseph C. (Peters * Covrle) r. 225 Eleventh
I Peters Julius, bakery, 988 Folsom
' Peters Julius A., bookkeeper G. Cohn & Co., r. 2522
I Howard
! Peters Kate Mrs., r. 420 RIngold
Peters Louis, tisheriuan, r. 816 Front
i Peters M., bartender Martin Colmann
: Peiera Manuel, cook, r. 413H Green
} Peters Margaret G., widow, r. NE cor Butt* and Caro-
lina
I Peters Mary, widow, r. 1016 SutUr
Peters M. J., r. 335 Geary x
Peters Morken, r. 869 Mission
Peters O. S., pantryman Palace Hotel
Peters Philip, clerk George S. Peters, r. 3434 Mission
, Peters Simon, tailor, 44 Grove
Peters Sophia, widow, r. 231 Sixth
P< ters Theodore, carpenter, r. 164 Clementina, rear
Peters Tina, widow, r. NE cor Powell and Filbert
Peters W., musician r. 623 Post
Pettrs William (Peters Bros.) r. 216 Prospect PI
I Peters William, clerk E. P. C. Klevesahl, r. NE cor
I Francisco and Powell
Peters William, liquor saloon, 623 East
Peters William A., tailor, r. 246 Third
Peters William C. (Peters Bros.) r. 216 Prospect PI
Peters William J., carpenter and builder, 610 Market,
r. Tilden, nr Fifteenth
Peters & Cowie (Joseph C. Peters and George M.
Cowie) hay and grain, 591 Sixth
l»" Peters. See Peter
Petersen Adolph J., r. 1538 Washington
Petersen Adolph T. N. (Petersen & Meilandt) r. 23
Averill Av
Petersen Albert, molder, r. 16 Rausch
Petersen Alexander, seaman, r. 145 Dure
Petersen Alfred, seaman, r. 13 Clay
Petersen Andrew, bartender William C. Fisher, r. 261
Minna
Petersen Andrew, engineer, r. 1^6 First
Petersen Andrew, painter, r. 40 Morris At
Pett-rsen Andrew seaman, r. 6 Montgomery Court
Petersen Andrew, steamboat fireman, r. 641 First
Petersen Andrew, waiter, r. 2X0 Miuna
Petersen Annie, widow, r. 17u7 Market
Petersen Carl, r. 60 Annie
Petersen Charles, bartender, r. 1522 Stockton
Petersen Charles, rigger, r. S s Solano, bet Tennessee
and Mariposa
Petersen Charles, seaman, r. 13 Clay
Peterseu Charles, seaman, r. 15 Jansen
Petersen Charles, violinmaker, 904 Larkin
Petersen Charles, watchman, r. Crvstal Hotel
Petersen Charles A. (Charles A. Petersen & Co.) r.
Alameda
Petersen Charles A. & Co. (Charles A. Petersen and
Ludwig J. F. Koster) proptrs Union Soap Fac-
tory, 216-222 Tenth
Petersen Charles H. deputy V. S. Marshal, r. 313
Page
Petersen Charles J., tailor, r. 1112 Harrison
Petersen Charles J., teamster, r. 327 Tehama
Petersen Charles R. (Charles Petersen's Sons) r. Ala-
meda
Petersen Christian, r. N s Trinidad, bet Savannah
and Platte
Petersen Christian, clerk Bose k Jurgens, r. 731 Bran-
nan
Petersen Christian, tailor, r. 631 H Minna
Petersen Christian M., restaurant, 26 First, r. 7 Stey-
enson
Petersen C. J. Mrs,, widow, r. 1538 Washington
Petersen Edward, car driver, r. 313 Fourth
Petersen Frank, baker, r. 410 Union
Petersen Franz, telegraph lineman, r. 116 Berry
Petersen Frederick (Petersen & Jubl) r. 210 O'Farrell
Petersen Frederick, longshoreman, r. 6 Montgomery
Court
Petersen Godfrey, carpenter, r. 314 Sixth
Petersen Gnstav, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 1533 Mission
Petersen Hans, carpenter, r. Stanford Hotel
Petersen Hans, seaman, r. 118 Townsend
Petersen Hans M., manager S. P. Artificial Faying
Co., office 436 Montgomery, r. 118 Townsend
Petersen Henry P., soap mnfr, 1760 Harrison
Petersen Henry P. C, cigarmaker Henry Dabelstein,
r. 129 Second
Petersen Herman, carpenter, r. 6 Zoe
Petersen Hugo, engineer, r. 167 Perry
Petersen J. C. V., waiter Petersen & Meilandt, r. 23
Averill Av
Petersen Jens, mate stmr Caroline
Petnrsen Jensine E. Miss, r. 319 Seventeenth
Petersen John, laborer, r. 316 Langton
Petersen John, laborer, r. St. Thomas, nr Tazoo
Petersen John, liquor saloon, 714 Bryant
Petersen John, mastir mariner, r. 21 Hinckley
Petersen John A., r. 6 Hampton PI
Petersen John E. (Petersen k Welsmann) r. ltS8
Washington
Petersen John N. (Petersen & Co.) r. 1214 Ellis
Petersen Julius, telegraph line repairer, r. 116 Berry
Petersen Leopold, seaman, r. 263 East
Petersen L. S., cigars and tobacco, junction Goldea
Gate Av and Market
Petersen Manu, master schr Ocean Spray, r. NB cor
Harrison and Spear
Petersen Martin, seaman, r. 116 Berry
Petersen Mary H., bakery and varieties 1907 Ji Misslo*
Petersen M»tu«, seaman, r. 118 Townsend
Petersen N. D., seaman stmr Dora
Petersen Neils P., c< OR Railroad House, r. 640 Foartk
Petersen Nels, painter Palace Hotel
Petersen Nels P., cigars'and tobacco, NE cor Market
and Davis, r. 318 Ritch
Petersen Nicholas, street sprinkler, r. 719 Vallejo
Petersen O., carpeuter strar City of Peking
Petersen Ole, carriage painter, r. 426 Shipley
Petersen Otto, carpenter, r. 54 Sacramento
Petersen P., seaman stmr Mariposa
Petersen Paulina Mrs., r. 44 Morris Av
Pete -sen Peter, r. 31 Natoma
Petersen Peter, bartender, r. 1018 Montgomery
UPHOLSTERY.
WHOLESALE AND EETAIL
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL,
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Market St.
rni IDCC CYTD A RDV *^ natural productof the Fineet Grapei of ) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
kULllOL LA I HA Unn the worm. But no addition of Brandy. / 530 WASHn^OTOl? STB£ZT.
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Petemen Peter, blackainith, r. 813 Howard
PeterHCn Peter, clerk, r. 310 Montgomery At
Petersen Peter, clerk Schroeder & Vocke, r. 201 Blx-
t<enth
Fetprsen Peter, driver Luther J. Ewell, r. 3720 Fol-
Bom, rear
Petersen Peter, janitor, r. 7 H Guerrero
Petersen Peter, liquor saloon, 313 Patlflo
Petersen Peter, seainsn, r. 116 Berry
Pet'-rsen Peter, seaman, r. Crystal Hotel
Peteraen Peter Jr., r. al Natoma
Petersen Peter H., watchmaker, 300 Fourth, r. Ala-
meda
Petersen P. N., porter Baker & Hamilton, r. 60 Jessie
Petersen Rasmus, locksmith Schmidt It Hoffmeyer, r.
446 Valencia
Petersen Rasmus, tailor, r. 166 Clara
Petersen Sibbert (Petersen & Helno) r. 819 Dolores
Petersen Swen A., loiigsboreman. r. 7)4 Freelon
Petersen William, bsrleuder, r. 220 Jackson
Petersen William, laborer, r. 735 Folsom
Petersen Thomas, sulesmau, r. 1815 Eddy
Petersen William, seaman, r. Crystal Hotel
Petersen Thomas, tailor Charles Jacobson, r. 8 An-
thony
Petersen William J. (Charles Petersen's Sons) r. Ala-
meda
Petersen k Co. (John N. Petersen and Paul Jessen)
draymen, office SE cor Market and Main
Petersen & Heino (Sibbert Petersen and Louis Heino)
stoves, tinware, plumbing and gasfitting, 1330
Market
Petersen & Juhl (Frederick Petersen and Louis M.
Juhl) coffee saloon, 24 O'Farrell
Petersen k Meilnudt (A. T. N. Petersen and John
MeiUndtl coffee saloon, 10 Ellis
Petersen & Weinmann (John E. Petersen and Louis
Weismann) plumbers and gasfitteis, 821 Pacific
Petersen's Sous Chnrles (William J. and Charles R.)
dealers soap, 10 Front
Peterson A., boltSaker Pac. Rolling Mill
Peterson Aaron, carpenter National Iron Works, r. 31
Hoff Av
Petcrsim Albert, laborer, r. 14 Washington
Peterson Albert, longshoreman, r. 405 Folsom
Peterson Albert, stevedore, r. 206 Steuart
Peterson Albert A., pninter, r. 2.'>>4 Sixth
Peterson Alberttne Miss, r. 422 Grove
Peterson Alexander, waiter, r. 39 Pacific
Peterson Alfred C, oculist and aurist, offio« and
r. 319 Geary
Peterson Andrew (Madaon & Peterson) r. Oakland
Peterson Andrew, bartender William Bendt, r. 3 Bos-
ton PI
Peterson Andrew, cooper, r. 18 Erie
Peterson Andrew, laborer, r. 423 Hyde, rear
Peterson Andrew, master schr Hercules, r. 653 Third
Peterson Andrew, watchman, r. 614 Kearny
Peterson Andrew H., coffee saloon, 283 East, r. Ala-
meda
Peterson Andrew J., plumber, r. 140* Pacific
Peterson Andrew T., porter Harris Bros. & Co., r. 1822
Mason
Peterson Andrew W., cutter Charles Lyons, r. Di
Russ
Peterson Annie Mrs., r. E s Potrero Av, bet Alameda
and El Dorado
Peterson Antone, seaman, r. 217 Broadway
Peterson Arthur 8., livery stable, 62-68 New Mont-
Komery, r. 337 Eddy .
Peterson August, tailor, 3 Mary Lane
Peter:«on August B., furnishing goods, 262 Third, j.
C. Hampton PI
Peterson Augustus T., longshoreman, r. 136 Folsom
Pet.rson C, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Peterson Carl, laundryman La Grande Laundry
Peterson Carl B., salesman Ackerman Bros., r. Ala-
meda
FRATINGER & CO.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
JERSEY WAISTS.
HEWEST GOODS. LATEST STYLES. LOWEST PRICES.
105 KEARNY STREET.
ROOFING,
RAIN WATER PIPES, GUTTERS and VALLEYS
MADE AND REPAIRED.
Roofs of all kinds made Water TI|pht.
W. E,
PLUMBER,
Established 1860.
LANE,
605 KBARNT STREET.
Telephone 315.
k Co.,
913
Peterson Casper, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. 359
Harrison
Peterson C. E., upholsterer F. S. Chadbourne b Co.,
r. Oakland
Peterson C. G.. tailor, r. 3 Mary Lane
Peterson ChHrles, r. 519 Third
Peterson Charles, dairyman, r. 8 s Preclta Av, bet
Mission and Howard
Peterson Charles, hostler Seal Rook House
Peterson Charles, liquor saloon, 325 Pacific
Peterson Charles, seaman, r. 263 East
Peterson Charles, ship carpenter, r. .13 Tehama
Peterson Charles, teamster, r. 327 Tehama
Peterson Chiirles, teamster N. Ohlunat & Co., r. NE
cor Indiana and Sonoma
Peterson Charles A., coffee saloon, 14 Sacramento, r.
421 Greenwich
Peterson Charles A., laborer, r. 815 Lyon
Peterson Charles A., tailor, r. 620 Post
Peterson Charles B., boatman Doane & Co., r.Belmont
Peterson Charles E., silversmith Schulz & Fischer, r.
9 Essex PI
Peterson Charles N., stevedore, r. 314 Day
Peterson Charles P., tailor Reeve * Staab, r. Oakland
Peter-son Charles W., bozmaker Union Box Factory, r.
Alameda
Peterson Christian (Peterson & Decker) r. 646 Fourth
Peterson Christian, cooper Lucas & Co., r. Berkeley
Peterson Christian, loiiitshoreman, r. 117 Gilbert
Peterson Christian, master mariner, r. 58 Clay
Peterson Christina, widow, r. 1510 Turk
Peterson Christopher, seaman, r. 123 Jackson
PeteiBon C. John, stevedore, r. 1029 Howard
Peterson Clara, widow, r. 912 Broadway
Peterson Connie H., foreman J. R. Brodie
912 Broadway
Peterson Conrad H. (P. A. Peterson & Co.)
Broadway
Peterson Daniel, bartender, r. 465 Stevenson
Peterson David, waiter, r. 136 Folsom
Peterson E., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Peterson Edward A., compositor Upton Bros., r. 109
Oak
Peterson Edward R., ship joiner, r. 10 Folsom
Peterson E. G., gripman Market St. RR., r. 819 Lott
Peterson Eliza Mrs., groceries and liquors, 136 Fulsom
Peterson Ellen C. Miss, r. 912 Broadway
Peterson Ellsworth G., letter carrier Post Office, r.
1017 Larkin
Peterson Emma, widow, r. 9 Baldwin Court
Peterson Enewald, real estate, 814 Bush. r. 518 Taylor
Peterson Erick L., lamplighter, r. 2318 Post
Peterson Ferd C, city agent Commercial Union As-
surance Co. (limited) of London, 210 Sausome, r.
12 Essex
Peterson Frank, hostler Seal Rock House
Peterson Frank B. (Mitchell & Peterson) r. 13 Essex
Peterson Frederick G., bookkeeper A. L. Bancroft k
Co., r. 109 Oak
Peterson Frederick W., clerk Otto L. Cramer, r. 110
Ellis
Peterson Frelda Mrs., lodgings, 610 Howard
Peterson George, fresco painter, r. 3008 California
Peterson George, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons, r.
Oakland
Peterson George D.. grainer O. Ammerup, r. 418
Minna
Peterson George B., waiter stmr Santa Rosa, r. 6G3
Howard
Peterson George E., plumber, r. 1404 Pacific
Peterson Georue W., assistant weigher Custom
House, r. Marlborough House
Peterson George W., porter Allyne & White, r. 1224
Folsom
Peterson G. P., machinist, r. 217 Beale
Peterson Gustaf. shoemaker, r. 632 Howard
Peterson Gustaf B., mnfr jewelry, 404 Post, r. 913
Clay
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
inannrnrtarrr ofeTery deiwription of
PASSENGER. STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
4S tu 50 Beale street, Man I'raiiisiac*.
Ralin^y Pr<»«QPS TSUMAN, ISHAM & HOOKEB, 421-427 Uarket St. UAir,U
Da 1 1 ng r rCS9&C9. mop. wool.. KA<k. and OSCHIIiliA PR£SS£S.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTERS OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
Slxeet Iroxx
All Sizes and Numbers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Peterson Gustay (Poetsch & Peterson) r. San Bruno
Hotel
Peterson Gustav, longBhoreman, r. 520 Eighth
Pfterson Gustav. restaurant keeppr, r. 12 Octavia
Peterson Gustavus H., bookkeeper, r. 109 Oak
Peterson H.. cli rk. r. 32 Fourth
Peterson Hans, barber, 127 Second
Peterson Hans J., fireman U. S. MJnt, r. Wpst Berkeley
Peterson Harry W., stevedore, r. VHfi Union
Peterson Henry, r. Franklin, bet Filbert and Green-
wish
Peterson Henry, " butcher Wagner b Fisher, r. 627
Bush
Peterson Henry, laborrr Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Wi
Kentucky, bet Sierra and Nevada
Peterson Henry, pantryman Palace Hotel, r. 652 How-
ard
Peterson Henry C, boatman, r. 16 F'lsom
Peterson Henry W., butcher, 1117 Harrison, r. 1125
Harrison
Peterson Herman, seaman stmr Bonita, r. 21 Pacific
Peterson Hoffman, laborer, r. 529 Valencia
Peterson Jacob, cabinetmaker J. Kemp & Co., r. 68
Silver
Peterson Jacob, coffee saloon, 7 Market, r. 818 Page
Peterson Jacob, master mariner, r. 263^ Brosnan
Peterson James, seaman, r. 2fi3 East
Peterson Jacob, seamau, r. 709 Montsbmery Av
Peterson James H., salesman Hans Henningsen, i.
23* Ji Eleventh
Peterson Jeremiah, steward, r. 663 Howard
Peterson Jesse, cook Adam Swan, r. 612 Montgomery
Peterson John, blacksmith, r. 321 Third
Peterson John, gripman Mnrket St. RR., r. 2008 Ellis
Peterson John, laborer, r. 9a0 H Harrison
Peterson John, laborer, r. Richland Av, nr Holly
Park Av
Peterson -lohn, liquor saloon, 329 East
Peterson John, liquor saloon, NE cor Railroad Av
and Corea
Peterson John, longshoreman, r. 12 Tehama PI
Peterson John, machinist, r. 321 Third
Peterson John, oysterman, r. 415 East
Peterson John, packer Levi Strauss & Co., r. NW cor
Post and Baker
Paterson John, porter Greenebaum J: Co., r. 119
Stockton
Peterson John, ehipyardman Union Iron Worka
Pet" rson John, shoemaker, r. 510 Howard
Peterson John, tailor, 803 Montgomery, room 16
Peterson John, waiter stmr Eureka
Peteraon John A., agent, r. 31 Hoff Av
Peterson John B, seaman stmr Queen of the Pacific
Peterson John E , gasfiter, r. 1538 Washin-ton
Peterson John J., seaman stmr Santa Rosa, r. 119
Perry
Peterson John N., drayman, r. 1214 Ellis
Peterson John P.. machinist Murray Bros., r. 217
Beale
Peterson John W., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W 8
Arkansas, bet Napa and Sierra
Peterson John W.. machiuitst. r. 395 Ninth
Peterson Joseph, laborer, r. 2ii9 Leidesdorff
Peterson Joseph, laborer, r. 2316 Mason
Peterson Joseph, seaman, r. 413 East
Peterson Joseph, steamboatman, r. 1031 Montgomery
Peterson Joseph N., stockfitter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 731 H Clementina
Peterson L., laborer, r. 909 Kearny
Peterson Lars, lumberman, r. Mauritius, nr Osage
Peterson Lawrence, lamplighter, r. 2818 Post
Peterson Leo, law and collection, 420 Montgomery, r.
8>3 Polk
Peterson Lewis, model maker, 258 Market, room 6, r.
l:«l Guerrero
Peterson Louis, butcher Jonas * Co., r. 47 Seventh
Peter.=!on Louis R., porter Lowell's Warehouse, r. 6
Oak Grove Av
Peterson Martin P., master mariner, r. 304 Grove
Peterson Michael, cook Anker & Johnson, r. 720
Broadway
Peterson N., porter Tillmann k Bendel, r. 227 Vallejo
Peterson N. B., steward stmr San Vicente
Peterson Xels, bartender, r. 411 Drumm
Peterson Nels. teamster N. Ohlandt k Co., r. NE cor
Indiana and Sonoma
Peterson Nelson, seaman, r. W s Iowa, bet Yuba and
Yolo
Peterson N. P., master schr Halcyon, office 10 Cali-
fornia
Peterson N. Peter, cook; r. 928 Pacific
Peterson O., carpenter, r. 27 3^ Rausch
Peterson Olaf F., bartender ferry stmr Alameda, r. 28
ClMy
Peterson Oliver, teamster S. F. Candle Co.
Peterson Oscar E., foreman E. C. Hughes, r. 13 Ber-
nard
Peterson Oscar W., aeaman, r. 13 Clay
Peterson Otto, salesman The Morgan Oyster Co., r. 78
Ninth
Peterson P. A. k Co. (Peter A. and Conrad H. Peter-
son) liquor saloon, 531 East
Peterson Peter r. 638 Commercial
Peterson Peter, r. 641 Washington
Peterson Peter, baker, r. 4H4M Natoma
Peterson Peter, brakeman S. P. Co., r. 508 Ninth
Peterson Peter, cooper, r. 2206 Greenwich
Peterson Peter, driver, r. 243 Second
Peterson Peter, laborer, r. 2 Adelaide PI
Peterson Peter, laborer, r. 66 Oregon
Peterson Peter, laborer, r. 373 Jessie
Peterson Peter, master mariner, r. 78 Ninth
Peterson Peter, seaman, r. 7 Commercial
Peterson Peter, shoemaker, 480 Jessie
Peterson Peter, tailor, r. 8 Anthony
Peterson Peter, wood and coal, 441 O'Farrell
Peterson Peter A. (P. A. Peterson & Co.) r. 912 Broad-
way
Peterson P*ter H., watchman, r. N s Fulton, nr First
Av
Peterson Peter N., packer, r. 60 Jes!!ie
Peterson Peter O., cabinetmaker Sterling Furniture
Co., r. 148 Tebama
Peterson R.. tailor, r. 166 Tehama
Peterson Ralph, groceries, 12 BoardmanPl
Peterson Robert, seaman, r. 22 South Park
Peterson Samuel O., superintendent S. F. Candle Co.,
r. 224 Shotwell
Peterson Simon, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W 8
Kansas, bet Sierra and Humboldt
Peterson Sivert, dairyman, r. Precita Av, bet Miesion
and Capp
Peterson S. J„ bookkeeper, r. 121 Morris Av
Peterson Soren B., shipping and commission mer-
chant. 58 Clay, r. 12 Essex
Peterson S. P. (Peterson fi Henrioulle) r. 373 Jessie
Peterson Swen P., janitor, r. 2 Adelaide PI
Peters ^n Thomas, laborer, r. 135 Langton
Peterson Thomas, master mariner, r. N s Servia, bet
Susquehanna and St. John
Peterson Thomas, tailor, r. 76 Jessie
Peterson Thorvold, seaman, r. N s Servia, bet Suaque-
hanna and St. John
Peterson Toldevur. machinist W. T. Garratt i Co., r.
17 Elliot Park
Peterson Walter A., bookkeeper Arthur S. Peteraon,
r. 337 Eddy
Peterson Wifliam, bartender, r. 274 Minna
Peterson William, millwright, r. 518 StocKton
Pfeterson William C. (Stumer i Peterson) r. 420 Jack-
son
Peterson William H., stock cutter Buckingham &
Hecht, P. 424 Grove
Peterson <fc Decker (Christain Peterson and
Henry Decker) proprietors Railroad House, 640-
646 Fourth
THE BEST
OVERCOATS
For MEN and BOYS at
THE HASTINGS"
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.
ik
IMPERUL Fire lis. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. 0. DORNIN, Manager
WIL SSTTOiT, Aat. Uaaiga.
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
PET
955
FEZ
Peterson «te Henrionlle (S. P. Pptersoii and John
Henrliiiille) wliifB and liqnors, 12-16 Loidpsdorff
1^ Pt-terson. Set- Pederson. Pet^rseu and Petteraon
Peterzllka Frank, machinist Frederick Krajewski, r.
20 Garden
Petlbean E. <& Co. (Edward Petibeau) druggists
and chemists, NE ror Ninth au.i Howard
Petibeau Edward (E. Petibeau & Co.) r. l'254>i How-
ard
Petin Alphouse, physician, r. 915 Geary
Petit AiiNon, painter, r. 54 First
Petit Henry, wood, cohI. h»v, grain and liquor saloon,
NE cor BuBh and Bn>de^ick
Petit Julius, conductor, r. 319 Grant Av
Petit Pierre. lodgiiiRs. 114 F urth
ler Petit. S.-e Pettit, Pette and P.tty
Peltoni Walter, cabinetmaker, r. 313 Fourth
Petre Amede, laborer Sartorl h Fautiul, r. 1407
Dupont
Petre Riiphael, vegetableman Sartorl h Fantlnl, r.
1407 Dupont
Petretti Eiuello (G. N. * E. Petretti) r. 1400 Pacific
Petrettl G. N. & E. (Emello Petretti and Nicolo
Giorgl) fruits and vegetables. NW cor Pacific and
Hyde
Petri Angelo, bakery. 1717 Stockton
Petri Chernbinl Mrs., cigars and tobacco, 1407 Dupont
Petri Fredrick, butcher, r. 416 Fulton, rear
Petri Frederick D , vlneyardist, r. 9 Jansen
Petricevich Nicholas, tipherinan, r. 3 Vallejo
Petrie James K., machinist Cal. Electric Light Co., r.
2.sn Jessie
Iff- Petrie. See Petry
Petrise Stephen, laiindryman, r. 529 ValencU
Petroff Peter, bookkeeper, r. 802 Broadway
Petroschka Emil. dreSHmaker. r. 415 O'Farrell
Petrovich Samuel S., r. 957 Harrison
Petrowska Augusta Mme, furnished rooms, 219 Grant
Av
Petry Adolph, r. 10 Card Alley
Petry Charles W., pressman Schmidt Label and Lltho
Co., 100 Olive Av
Petry John, instrument maker Will & Flnck, r. 2
Medau PI
Iff" Petry. See Pefrie
Pelsch Charles, tailor, r. 1525 Mason
PetBkowski Ellen, widow, r. 23 Silver
Pettee John, bookkeeper Black Diamond Coal Co., r.
32 Waller
»" Pettee. See Petit. Pettit and Petty
Pettenall Frank, restaurant, 424 M Broadway, r. 447
Broadway
Pettenati Peter, groceries and liquors, 1028 Kearny
Petteraon Charles, seaman, r. 13.5 Folsom
Petterson Carl, restaurant storekeeper, r. 648 Clay
Petterson Edward J., plumber, r. 1404 Pacific
Petterson F. Herman, clerk J. C. Scott, r. 2(19 Geary
Petterson Francis J., plumber, r. 1404 Paciflo
Petterson George E., r. 1()17 Larkin
Petterson George E., plumber, r. 1404 Pacific
Petterson Harry, cook, r. 135 Folsom
Petterson John, laborer Union Iron Works, r. SW cor
Napa and Connectic^ut
Petterson Mariin B., gasfitter and plumber. 1402 Pacific
Iff- Petterson. See Pedersen. Petersen and Peterson
Pettey Charles C. Rev., pastor A. M. E. Zion Church,
r. 14 Bernard
Pettigrew Charles S., salesman John F. English, r.
1321 Geary
Pettigrew Georsfe D., clerk Cunningham, Curtiss &
Weleh, r. 1810 Fillmore
Pettlgrew James, jeweler William Baehr, r. 5 Jane PI
Pettigrew James ■/. (Pettigrew & Earless) r. Alameda
Pettlgrew John M., salesman H. Dutard, r. 1810 Fill-
more
Pettigrew Percy B., bookkeeper M. Ehrman & Co., r.
1810 Fillmore
Pettigrew William J. Rev., r. 1810 Fillmore
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIKRMO-KI.ECTRIC
RUSSIAN and TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Eaths Given.
•415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED
CHIMNEYS REPAIRED. CHIMNEY SWEEPING.
Cliimnry Tops that -%vill draw.
Plumber, 005 Kearny Street.
Telephc
Eatobllshed ISflO.
315.
Pettlgrew William J. Jr., salesman Blake, Muffltt &
Towne, r. Oakland
Pettlgrew di FHileait (James J. Pettlgrew and
Thomas A. Farlexs) real estate and collecting, 217
Sausome, room 11
Pettijohn Eli, groceries, 11.35 Mission
Pettljohn Samuel, millhaud Laumelster Mills, r. 1123
Howard
Pettijohn William A., miller Laumeister Mills, r.
1123 Howard
Pettis George H., compositor, r. 557 Howard
Pettis Mary E., widow, r. 209 Polk
Pettis William H. (Snow * Pettis) and secretary
California Life and Endowment Association, 324 J^
Montgomery, r. East Oakland
Pettis William F., cashier Cal. Life and Endowment
Assn, r. East Oakland
Pettit B. E. Mrs., furnlBhed rooms, 215 Kearny
Pettit Edwin, r. 818 Powell
Pettit Frank, engineer, r. (•,30 O'Farrell
Pettit John, laborer, r. 620 Brunnan
Pettit Joseph G, millhand A. J. McNlcoll * Co., r.
Oakland
Pettit Susan B.. widow, r. 1023 J4 Twenty-flrst
tff- Pettit. See Petit. Pettee and Petty
Petty George J., manager Am. District Tel., r. 1612
Pacific Av
Pettv George S., car driver, r. 1612 Pacific Av
Petty John M., driver, r. 1612 Pa.iflc Av
Petty Rate S. Miss, stenographer Home Accident
Assn. r. Oakland
0^ Petty. See Petit, Pettit and Pette
Petzinger Jacob F., pilot stmr City of Stockton, r.
Stockton
Petzold Henry, machine hand California Mill, r. 435
Pine
Petzoldl Karl, scenic artist, r. 1115V Clay
Peulecka Henry, carpenter and builder, 17 Halleck,
r. 12 Bonlta
Peuscher Julius, tanner A. Krleg, r. cor Army and
San Bruno Road
Peutz Henry D., butcher, 1701 Leavenworth
PeutzLudwig, miller, r. Grand Alley, bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
Peva Andrea, hurber. 7 Vallejo
Pew John W., raining secretary, 310 Pine, rooms
15-17, r. Saucelito
B^" Pew. See Pugh
Pey Joseph, woolpuller, r. N s Venezuela, bet Tom-
bigbee and Potomac
Peyre A. C, laundry. ItilO Geary
Peyre Brothers (Leon and Emile) liquor saloon, 1601
Market
Peyre Emile (Peyre Bros.) r. 1601 Market
Peyre Jean, Imported and native wines and
liquors. Ifiiil Market
Peyre Leon (Peyre Bros) r. 448*4 Natoma
Peyser Abraham L., clerk Charles S. Fechhelmer, r.
1112 Sacramento
Peyser Albert, salesman I. Selle. r. 1012 Van Ness Av
Peyser Caroline, widow, r. 526 Hayes
Peyser Charles, bookkeeper Julius Merzbach, r. 103
California Av
Peyser D. Mis., widow, r. 1012 Van Ness Av
Peyser George, salesman, r. 609 Pine
Peyser George, fancy eoods and varieties, 526 Hayes
Peyser Henry, agent, r. 424 Sansome
Peyser Henry, special policeman, r. 322 Clementina
Peyser Louis, clothing, 428 Pacific
Peys r Morris, barber, r. 74:< Harrison
Pe\ ser Murray, clerk, r. 609 Pine
9^ Peyser. See Peeser and Pyser
Peyton Bernard R. (Getchell, Peyton & Black) r. 1010
Powell
Peyton Thomas, porter John Daly, r. 121 Montgomery
Pezet George, barber. 1167 Howard
Pezzolo Joseph, bootblack, S s Geary, nr Stockton,
r. 921 Montgomery
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO., General Agents,
489 CalifofffUa Street.
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Pfaeffle Henry G., butcher, 1837 Market
Pfaeffle Kobert, chemist J. J. Mack i Co., r. 905 Mar-
ket
Pfaendler Albert, brewer Albany Brewing Co., r. 14
Howard Court
Pfaff Adolph M., clerk Grand Hotel
Pfaff Amelia, widow, r. 3016 Sacramento
Pfaff Aunie, widow, r. 14 Cedsr Av
Pfaff Frauk S., pressman Schmidt Label and Litho-
graph Co., r. ia)4 Sanchez
Pfaff Heury, porter N. Van Bergen & Co., r.l620 Turk
Pfaff .John, porter N. Van Bergen & Co., r. 16U0 Turk
Pfaff Louis (Pfaff & McPheraoni r. 26 Turk
Pfaff .t McPlierson (Louis Pfaff and Loughlin Mc-
Pherson) dyeing and cleaniug, 907 Larkin
Pfanu Hfury, cigarmakHr, r. 7JI) California
Pfankuchen Emil, jeweler, r. 82.5 Broadway, rear
Pfantz Frederick, cook, r. 572 Folsom
Pfarrer Benedict, carpenter and builder, r.9 Carlos PI
Pfarrer Charles T., bookkeeper A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
r. 9 Carlos PI
Pfau Carrie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1128 Valencia
Pieifer Daniel, cook Oscar Ohnstein, r. 2-19 Fourth
Pfeifer George P., liquor saloon, N s Honduras, nr
Kentucky
Pfeifer Henry, butcher Miller & Lux, r. N a Marque-
sas, nr Railroad At
Pfeifer Louis, bartender George P. Pfeifer, r. N a
Honduras, nr Kentucky
Pfeiffer Anton, machinist, r. 136 Fair Oaki
Pfiiffer Aurelia Miss, tearherlanguaKcs. r. 804 Jackson
Pfeiffer Carrie, Tocaltst Tivoll Opera House
Pfeiffer Charles, butcher, r. 606 Minna
Pfeiff-r Daniel A., cook, r. 249 Fourth
Pfeifft-r Frederick, boots and shoes, 220 Learenworth
Pfeiff.-r George, locksmith, r. 3129 Mission
Pfeifft-r Gotlieb, railingmaker Addiaon G. Kittredge,
r. 724 Montgomery At
Pfeiffer Henry, baker, r. 772 H Harrison
Pfeiffer John W., lockamith, 1015 Kearny, r. 3129 Mis-
sion
Pfeiffer Joseph, mining, r. 828 Turk
Pfeiffer Laura Misa. teacher, r. 318 Golden Gate At
Pfeiffer Louin, shoemaker, r. 507 Haiglit
Pfeiffer Louis W., harnessmaker. r. 133 Jackion
Pfeiffer Martin, cook, r. 625 Clay
Pfeiffer Morris P., bookkeeper M. LeTy. b Co., r. 11
Willow AV
Pfeiffer Peter, laborer, r. 10 Preston PI
Pfeiffer Philip, waiter Miners Restaurant, r. 1209
Kearny
Pfeiffer Rudolph, waiter stmr Queen of the Pacific, r.
418 Broadway
Pfeiler Samuel, cook, r. 10 Stockton PI
Pfennlnger H. It Co. (H. Pfenninger) candy mnfrs,
1033 Market
Pfenninger H. (H. Pfenninger k Co.) r. 1033 Market
Pfenninger John, nurseryman, Somerset, nr Way-
land, U. M. T.
Pfenninger Leonard E., candymaker H. Pfenninger i
Co., r. Oakland
Pfersdortf Hugo, bookkeeper O. Fauss fc Co., and
secretary Franklin SaTiugsand Building Associa
tion, 53M California, r. 31fi Capp
Pfflnger Herman, engineer W. W. Montague k Co., r
Oakland
Pfile John F., blacksmith, 25 Steuart
Pfister Frederick J., manaser F. M. Truworthy
Stencil Works, 318 Fmnt, r. 1133 Union
! PFISTER J. J. & CO. (ao,.n J.
I Piister) inaimfitctarers crochet and
knitted g^oods, batMng suits and tl£fhit«,
I mo Suiter, factory 412 Polk
Pflster John, painter, r. 923 Howard
PflHter John J. (J. J. Pfister * Co.) r. 1921 Maaon
Pastnr Joseph, student Joseph Schneider, r. 704 J§
I O'Farrell
Pfister Julius, confectioner, r. 431 Pine
Pflster Oscar, clerk Ahlborn House
Pfister Samuel, clerk, r. 1921 Mason
Ptizmaier Charles, baker Charles Strohmeier, r. 5 Zo«
Pflauinhaura Chirles L., porter, r. 738 Green
Pflcgel Frederick, carpenter, r. 6 Treat Av
PflueKer Herman, supt-rintendent German Hospital,
cor Noe and Fourteenth
Pflug Ludolph C, janitor Commercial School, r. 424
Kearny
Pfohl Victor J. Mrs., r. 519 Jessie
Pforr Christian, clerk John Pforr. r. 260 Jessie
Pforr John, real estate agent, 329 Montgomery, r.
113 Eddy
Pfuelf George, capitalist, r. 801 Fillmore
Pfund Amelia, teacher music, r. 516 Minna
Pfund Theodore, compositor Demokrat, r. 731 Folsona
Pfunder G., cook, r. 724 .Mission
Pfyffe Joseph, feeder Pac. Oil and Lead Works, r, 22t
Bush
Phair Edward, r. 446 Jessie
Phair Elizabeth, widow, r. 446 Jessie
Phalr Henry, clerk H. Sutliff, r. 446 Jessie
Phair Thomas, gardener, r. 268 Tehama
PSr Phair. See Fair
Pharion Frederick M., bakery and confectionery, NB
cor Grove and Buchanan
Pharis William C, painter, r. 426 Tenth
Pharo John, carpenter and builder 523 Kearny
Pharo Joel H., delivery clerk P. C. SS. Co., r. East
Oakland
Pharo Joseph, liquor aalcon, 116 Drumm
Phetiy Hattie, widow, dressmaker, r. 726 Stevenson
Phelan Alfred, blacksmith J. P. Locke, r. 8 Sheridan
Phelan Benjamin J., blacksmith, r. 4 Gilbert
Phelan Building, junction Market, Grant Av and
O'Farrell
Phelan Charles F., clerk, r. 21 Hinckley
Phelan Edmund, r. 9 Morris Av
Phelan Edward N., clerk S. F. District Tel. Co., r. IIS
Ellis
Phelan Francis M., manufacturer, r. 6 Churchill Court
Phelan Geor«e J., physician, 11 Van Ness Av
Phelan James, capitalist. 101 Phelan Bldg, r. SW
cor Valencia aud Seventeenth
Phelan Jarae», laborer, r. 2554 Geary
Phelan James, nightwatchman Cal. Cracker Co., p.
2208 Pine
Phelan James, packer, r. 315 Green
Phelan James D., capitalist, 101 Phelan Bldg, r.
SW cor Valeniia and Scventi-enth
Phelan John, laborer, r. 315 Green
Phelan John J., clerk, r. 18 Clara
Phelan Joseph P., attorney at law, 327 Pine, room IS
Phelan Laura, widow, r. 2208 Pine
Phelan Martin, miner, r. SE cor Iowa and Sierra
Phelan Michael, carpenter, r. 8 Sheridan
Phelan Nellie Miss, r. 545 Folsom
Phelan Nicholas, clerk Golden Eagle Hotel
Phelan Patrick, compositor, r. 18 Clara
Phelan Peter, foreman boilermaker Fulton Iron
Works, r. 646 Folsom
Phelan Thomas, r. 20 Hunt
Phelan Victor J., r. 326 Brannan
Phelnn William, telegraph operator, r. 2208 Pine
Phelan William J., carpenter, r. 24 Hampton PI
Phelan William M., waiter, r. 217 Minna
Phelps Abner, with Lebenbaum Bros., r. 931 Haight
Phelps Alanson H. (Thomas H. Selby & Co.) p. 1510
Jones
Phelps Albert A., bookkeeper ThomaB H. Selby Ji Co.,
r, 1510 Jones
Phelps Asa H., clerk Phelps Mnfg Co., p. 1507 Jones
Phelps Augustua E. (W. S. Phelps k Co.)p. 1507 Jones
Phelps C. A. Mrs., r. 313 Devisacjero
Phelps Carlos A., mlllmaa Pac. UolHng Mill
Phelps Charles I., foreman Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 261S
Octavia
W. & J. SLOAM & CO.
Hotels and Steamboats completely furnished with
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY,
Special Prices Oiven.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PAULCE HOTEI,.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Humfacmrers of Sliov Caaes
and Store Fi2.tures.
37 Market St
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
[Also the fineBt Rntdra of CUreU, HoekB, ) ARPAD HARASHHY & CO.,
[ Burgundies. Sauternes, Ports sud Sberrlea ) 630 WASE&TClTOl?
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Pbelps Daniel T., foreman W. 8. Phelpa & Co., r. 35
Dorland
Pbelps Edward D.. office 206 Front, room 5
PhelpB Edwin, civil euRineer, r. 313 Devloadero
Phelps Edwin A. (Phelps & Miller) r. 801 Leaven-
worth
Phelps Eliza T., widow, r. 1030 Vallejo
Phelp8 Frank A., with Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 1507 Jonea
Pbelps Frederick H., inspector Cuatom House, r. 80s
Mission
Phelps Frank O., upholsterer, r. 1206 )i Howard
Phelps George, clerk, r. 313 Deviaadero
Pbelps George H., clerk, r. 2126 Bush
Pbelps George T., with Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 1511
Jones
PhelpB George W., clerk guperintendect Northern
Division S. P. Co.. r. San Mateo
PhelpB Hiram N., bookkeeper, r. 812J4 Valencia
Phelps James C, conductor Market Bt. RR., r. 8114)4
Mission
Phelps Jennie H. Mrs., teacher Rlncon Grammar
School, r. 1516 California
Phelps John A., salesman, r. 931 Market
Phelps John B., r. 335 Eightet nth
Phelps John G., teamBter. r. 142 Fourth
Pbt'lps John R., draftsman, r. 1511 Jones
PbelpB Joseph, packer, r. 7 Bartol
Phelps L. A. Mrs., widow, r. (ilti Mason
Phelps Louis J., bookkeeper O'Connor, Moffatt&Co.,
r. 313 Devisadero
Phelps Manutacturing Co., William S. Pbelps presi-
dent. William H. Pbelps »e<retary, Screw Bolt
Works. Black Point, office 17 Dnimm
Phelps Susan A., widow, r. 1729 Ji MisKion
Pbelps Tracy, drayman, r. 605 Broadway
Phelps Walter J., bookkeeper O'Connor, Moffatt k
Co., r. 313 Deviaadero
Phelps W. F.. oiler stmr San Jos^
Phelps William H., secretary Pbelps Mnfg Co., r. 2194
Devisadero
Phelps William S. (W. S. Pbelps * Co.) and preal-
dent Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 1511 Jones
Phelps Wlzner, clerk S. B. Paige & Co., r. 710 Cali-
fornia
Phelps W. S. & Co. (William 8. and Augustua E.
Pbrlpo) Rhipsmiths, 13-17 Driimm
PHELPS & MILLER ,«w„
A. Phelps And Snniuel M. Miller) man-
ufacturers' agents, 120 Sutter, room 1
FHELPS & MILLER.
No. 120 Sutter Street,
REPRESENTIN6 :
GORHAM MNFG CO.,
Silversmiths, Peovedence and New Tobk.
ALFRED H. SMITH & CO.,
Importers of Diamonds, New York.
MARTIN, COPELAND & CO..
Mnfrs of Gold Chains, Pbovidehce, B. I.
E. N. WELCH MNFG CO..
Mnfrs of Clocks, Forbkstviixk, Conn.
MIDDLETOWN PLATE CO.,
Electro-plated Table Wares. Middletown, Conm.
HARRISON BROS. & HOWSON.,
Fine Cutlers. ShefHeld, Eno.
SHAFER & DOUGLAS.
Mnfrs of Rings, Nxw Yobx.
FRATINGER & CO.
READY-MADE SUITS
FOR
LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN.
105 KEARNY STREET.
REFLECTORS,
FOE SHOW WINDOWS AND STOKES,
MADE AND REPAIRED.
W. E. LANE,
Plumber
605 KEARNV STREET.
EsUbllshed 18«). Telephone 3IiS.
Phenis Klwood. brakeman S. P. Co., r. 624 Fourth
Phenix Insurance Company (of Brooklyn, N.
Y.) Brown, Oraig and Co. general agenta, W. S.
Davis city agent. 429 California
Pherson Hugo (Pberson k Benson) r. 729 California
Pherson & Benson (Hugo Pberson and Charles A.
Benson) liquor saloon. 425 Bnab
Phll*8 Exchange and Reatanrant, Charlei
Pecbin proprietfir, 417 Front
Ptiiladvlphla Beer BottllncT Co., Deucher k
Kalbeii. 108-110 Jackson
Philadelphia Board of Underwritere, Joseph S.Bacon
agent. 218 California
Pliiladelplila Bre^ver^r, See John Wieland
Brewing Co.
Philadelphia House, Mrs. John Enack propri-
etor. 4'2I-4'J3 Bush
Philadelphia Line Clipper Ships, Wm. T.
Coleman & Co., agents, SE cor Market and Main
Philadelphia Mauufacgiring Co.. Otto L. Cramer
proptr, grocers sui^lies, 110 Ellis
Pbiladelpbla Soap Co., Otto Lubn ft Co., proptra, of-
fice and factory. 117-119 Diamond
Phllan John N.. bookseller and stationer 211
Sutter, and news dealer, SW cor Sutter aud
Kearnv, r. (<05 Bush
Philbin John M., clerk, r. 1831 Howard
Pbilbin Richard, cook Lyons & Riordan, r. 547 Mis-
sion
Phlblin Thomas, bricklayer, r. 1831 Howard
Philbiu Thomas F.. sawyer, r. 1831 Howard
Phllhon J. & Son (Johu and Miles A.) wines,
liquors, groceries and provisions, NE cor Page
and Octavia
Phllbon John (J. Phllbon & Son) r- 206 Octavia
Philbon Ml'bael, laborer, r. 51 Everett
Phllbon Miles A. (J. Philbon * Son) r. 206 Octavia
Philbrick Warren W., molder. r. 22 Julian Av
Philbrook Alonzo. barnPFsmaker. r. 923 Howard
Phllbrook Horace W., attorney at law, 530 Cali-
fornia, room 4, r. 1308H Ellis
Philbrook James C. expressman, cor Eleventh and
Market, r. « Valencia
Philbrook James M., photographer, r. SW cor Old
Hickory and Moultrie
Philbrook Joseph A., sawyer Pac. Woodenware and
Cooperate Co.. r. 10)4 Kausch
Philbrook Mary J. Mrs., r. 333 Minna
Philbrook Seth, carriagemaker, r. 678 Harrison
Pbilhower KUnck, agent, r. 305 Fifth
Philip J. M., general agent Svea Fire Insurance
Co., 4'.'0 California, r. 2500 Fllltiiore
Philip Mathias A., gardener, r. NE cor Sears and
Sherman Av
Philip Samuel, r. 425 Powell
Pbllipp Martin (N. Gerson k Co.) r. 1718 Post
PhilippeuB Alexander (Hutchinson, Kohl. Pbilippens
ft Co. ) r. Siberia
Philippili John, bootblack, r. 72»)4 Green, rear
Phillpoppulo Demetrio, notions, 637 California, r.
3:n Montgomery
Pbillppsen John C. H., porter, r. 12 k McLea Conrt
Pbilippson Eda Miss, dressmaker, r. 735 Geary
Pbilippson Rebeica Miss, milliner, r 736 Geary
Philipson Isaac (W. D. Ewer ft Co.) r. 219 Mason
Philkill Benjamin, clerk, r. 421 Stevenson
Phillips A., waiter stmr Santa Rosa
Phillips Aliraliam, painter, r. 7'29 Broadway
Phillips Alfred, neaman, r. 627 )i Lombard
PhiPips Andrew G., cabinetmaker, r. Preclta At, nr
Mission
Phillips Andrew O. Jr., carpenter, r. Preclta At, nr
Mission
Phillips Ann. widow, r. «08 Polk
Phillips Annie, widow, r. 32 Stanford
Phillips Annie Miss, teacher, r. COR Polk
Pbllli]>s Antone, liquor saloon, NE cor Jackson and
Davis
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
n»nafl»etnrcr oreverr deM>rlptlon •!
PASSBNGEB, BTRBET AND FREIGHT CARS.
4a to 50 Beale Street. Sam CrameiaM*.
Truman, Isham & Hooker.
421-^97 l^wrhet Street. Sole Asents tn
I>ederick.'s PerDetual Ha^^ Presses.
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PUIKEPS,
Suction and Force.
FOB BAND, WIA'I>-}Ifl.l. AMD POWER.
ALL, SIZES.
809, 3U. 313, 315 and 317 MABEET STBEET
Phillips Antonio C, barber H. H. Creighton, r. 411
Vallejo
Phillips Archibald, clerk, r. 728 Valencia
Phillips Bennett, harness and s&ddlemaker, 2113
Mission
Phillips Brothers, merchants (Guadalupe) oflce 109
California
Phillips Brothers & Co., merchants (Arroyo Grande)
office 101) California
Phillips Breton; printer, r. 340 Union
Phillips C. Mrs., widow, r. 132 Fern Av
PhilliDS C. A. Mrs., hair dressfr, r. 116 Hyde
Phillips Caroline Mrs., r. 6J4 Monroe
Phillips Catherine A. Mrs., medium, 119 Stockton
Phillips Charles T., expressman, r. 128 California
Av. bet Esmeralda and Virginia Avs
Phillips Conrad, carrier Call and Bulletin, r. 2345 J6
WashinRton
Phillips C. V. Mrs., capitalist, r. Ahlborn House
Phillips David P., painter, r. 1842 Market
Phillips David W., machinist r. 643 Natoma
Phillips Elward. cook, r. SW cor Commercial and
LeidesdorflF
Phillips Edward, laundryman S. F. Laundry
Phillips Edward, painter, r. 820 Ijjrkin
Phillips Elizabeth H. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 62754 "Lorn-
bard
Phillips Emma Mrs., r. 208 Buchanan
Phillips Emma, widow, dressmaking, 1709 Mason
Phillips Fitel, commission merchant, 109 California,
r. 1247 Franklin
Phillips Fred , laborer, r. 125 J4 Welsh
Phillips George, r. 237 Steveuson
Phillips George (Phillips & Freeman) r.27 Capp
Phillips George, driver Cosmopolitan Hotel, r. 514
Bryant
Phillips George, stevedore, r. 122 Howard
Phillips George, machinist W. T. Garrutt & Co.
Phillips George, mining engineer, office 10 California,
room 2, r. 1116 Larkin
Phillips George D., overland excursion agent, 22
Moutsomery
Phillips George J., clerk Simpson Bros., r. 1011 Green
Phillips George K., salesman Oiborn & Alexander, r.
414 Polk
Phillips George T., house and sign painter, 4634 Sev-
enth
Phillips George W., driverThe Whitney Standard and
Oakland Transfer Co., r. 137 Minna
Phillips Hannah Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Grammar SL-hool, r. 608 Polk
Phillips Honoia, widow, r. 213 Tehama
Phillips Henry, longfhoreman, r. 2323 Mason
Phillips Ueury, mining engineer, r. 210 San Jos6 Av
PUillips Henry, steward, r. 625 Davis
Phillips Henry, weigher, SW cor Third and Berry
Pliillips Henry G., superiutendent Gold and
Stock Telegraph Co. of California, and American
District Telegraph, 222 Sansome, r. 2414a Sacra-
mento
Phillips Ira, farmer, r. 415 Eddy
Phillips Isaac P., bartender Bay District Hotel, r.
8 Mason
Phillips Isidor, salesmau Oeti Broa. & Co., r. 2917
California
Phillivs Israel L.. cutter B. Blumenthal & Co.. r.2917
California
PHILLIPS J. Mme. i.die.'ii«ir.
dresser and manicure, 918 Market, r.
UG Hjrdo
Phillips Jacob, r. 320 O'Farrell
Phillips James, cooper, r. 279 Ml"'na
Phillips James, boilormaker Risdon I. and L. WorkR
Phillips James, seaman, r. 239 Fremont
Phillips James K., manng- r The People Publishing
Co., f-2« Clay. r. 1«15 Webster
Phillips James B., barber, r. 116 Hyde
Phillips James S.. miner, r. 206 Ritch
Phillips Jane, widow, r. 706 HHrrlson
Pliillipi Jane, widow, r. 826 Niuteenth
Phillips John, cabinetm«ker, 456 Batilett
Phillips John, florist, r. 9 William
Phillips John, laborer, r. 703 O'Farrell
Phillips John, millman Truckee Lumber and Box
Mnfg Co., r. 144 Eleventh
Phillips John, senman, r. 12 Jackson
Phillips John, tanner, r. cor Howard and Twenty-
sixth
Phillips John, wharfinger, r. 340 Union
Phillips John B., attorney at law, 636 Clay, r. 451
Seventeenth
Phillips John C, collector Market St. Wharf, r. Ala-
meda
Phillips John D., master mariner, r. 2400 Folsom
Phillips John E., canei- S. F. and Pac. Glass Worka,
r. SW cor Texas and Napa
Phillips John H., painter, r. 2719 Folsom
Phillips John M., commercial traveler, r. 2121
Howard
Phillips John S., bookbinder, r. 714 Seventeenth
Phillips John S., compositor Call, r. 340 Union
Phillips John S.. farmer, r. Ocean House Koad, nr
Industrial School
Phillips John W., student A. Van der Naillen.r. Oak-
land
Phillips Joseph, cook, r. 409 Stevenson
Phillips Joseph, hatter, r. SW cor Texas and Napa
Phillips Joseph L., salesman Wurkheim & Co., r. 608
Polk
Phillips Julia, domestic 897 Chestnut
Phillips Julius, cigarmaker, r. 729 Broadway
Phillips Julius, salesman Getz Bros. & Co., r. 2917
California
Phillips Louis Mrs., widow, r. 2917 California
Phillips Louis C. (Phillips Bros, and Phillips BroB.
fc Co.) r. 1247 Franklin
Phillips M. k Co., merchants (Honolulu, H. I.) offic«
21-'23 Battery
Phillips Margaret, widow, r. 10 White
Phillips Maria E. Miss, teacher stenography, r 116
Haight
Phillips Mary, widow, r. 2719 Folsom
Phillips Mary E. Miss, teacher Bartlett Primary
School, r. 2719 Folsom
Phillips M. E., gasoline stoves and lamps, 1225 Mar-
ket, r. llH Haight
Phillips Michael (M. Phillips & Co.) r. 724 Golden
Gate Av
Phillips Mitchell, clerk, r. 7 South Park
Phillips Nathan, citrarm'nker. r. 729 Broadway
Phillips Newtou, with H. Lash, r. 1208 Golden Gate
Av
Phillips Owen, bookbinder, r. 340 Uuion
Phillips P. Albert, dairy produce, 27 Centre Market,
r. laOlM Larkin
Phillips Peter, builder, r. 366 Natoma
Phillips Peter, niokler. r. 230 First
Phillips Philip, farmer, r. 616 Commercial
Phillips Philip L., collector, r. 008 Polk
Phillips Raphael, miner, r. 819 Polk
Phillips Robert B., clerk Duuham, Carrigan & Co.. r.
1919 Jes'-le
Phillips Robert B., porter, r. 116 Hyde
Phillips Robert L., laborer S. F. and Pac. Olasa
Wor B, r. SW cor Texas and Napa
Phillips Samuel, capitalist, 21 Merchants' Exchange
Phillips Samuel, clerk K. S. Thayer & Co., r. 1312H
Ellis
Phillips Samuel, machinist, r. 31 Second
Phillips Samuel, molder. r. 541 Fourth
Phillips Sarah D.. widow, r. 2070 Market
Phillips Simeon B., driver The Whitney, Standard
and Oakland Transfer Co , r. Oakland
Phillips Suiian, widow, r. 30 Even tt, resr
Phillips Theophilus, janitor, r. 869 Market
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THE BEST WORK at
"THE HASTINGS,"
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Capital, $4,125,033 I GZO. D. OORNIN. Manager
Assets, $4,712,747 \7a. SEZTOIT, LsA. KiLaga.
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Phillips Thomas, with Holbrook, Merrill k Stetson,
r. Arlliigtou, nr Thirty-fourth
Phillips Thomas B., bookbiuder H. S. Crocker & Co.,
r. Oakland
Phillips Thomas K. (Bartling, Phillips & SUlwell) r.
1817 O'Farrell
Phillips William, eogincer, r. 4 Lawrence PI
Pliillips William, luundrymau. r. 823 Jessie
Phillips William, molder, r. 8 Anthony
Phillips William, with Holbrook, Merrill k Stetson,
r. Arlln({ton, nr Thirty-fourth
Phillips WilUam A. (Drucker b Phillips) r. 1919
Jessie
Phillips William F., clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co.,
r. 44 Third
Phillips William J., engineer W. T. Oarratt k Co., r.
544 Fiftet-nth
Phillips William J., laborer, r. 871 Markat
Phillips William n., fort-man bindery H S. Crocker*
Co., r. 64'J Seventeenth
Phillips William W., bookkeeper Phillips Bros., r.
l-'47 Fraukllu
Phillips <b Freeman (aeorge Phillips and Elijah
Freeman) proprietors Telephone Transfer Co.,
office l>28 Mission, Kttibles 2"-'29 Capp
Pbillips <!k Hunt, publishers and booksellers. New
York, Kev. JoUu D. Haiumond ageut. 1(W7 Market
Philp John, tailor, 2736 Sixteenth, r. 123 SUotwell
Philpoti Addison, special policeman, r. 424 Seventh
Philpott Ernest, barteudj-r. r. Chenery, nr Mijiu.-l
Pbilpott William H., r. 424 Seventh
Philsou Chauncey F., physician 117 Stockton
Phinney aorham P., auctioneer, 747 Market, r. 2509
Sutter
i^" Phinney. See Finney and Finnic
Phipps Alfred B., stockbroker. 2M- Pine
Phipps Charles B., bellman Biresford Hotel
Phipps Gustavus, teamster, r. 14 5< Bluzome
Phipps .Jaiues, saddlery, 6()5 Howard, r. 659 Howard
Phipps Jobu L . machiuist U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Phipps Samuel T., carpenter, r. 1124)4 Harrison, rear
Phipps Thomas, saddler James Phipps, r. BU-i Howard
Pbister Nat P., first lieutenant Co. Q, Isi Infantry,
O. S. A., Presidio
Phcenix Assarance Co. (of London) Butler
& Haldan general agents, 413 Californl i
Phoeuii Brewery, Thomas J. Klrby proptr, 528 Noe
PhOBuix Building. S\V cor Sansume and Jackson
Phcenix Hall. SW cor Twentieth and Guerrero
Phoenix Insurance Co. (of Hartford) Arthur E.
Magill uenersl agent, 221 Sansome
Phoenix Iron AVorks, hli & Firth proprietors,
18-2U Fremont
Phoenix Military Baud, Adolph Planer business
manager, G2 i Bush
Phoenix Oil Works, C. A. Kern & Co. proprie-
tors, 930-940 Brannan
Plaggio Agostino (Piagglo & Campodonico) r .1622
Stockton
Piaggio & Campodonico ( Agostino Piaggio and Stephen
CanipodouicO) goceries and liqiors. 837 Pacific
Pianca August, cabinetmaker Sterling Furniture Co.,
r. 3 Vallejo PI
Piano Strings Co., Peter A. Wagner proprietor,
147 fe. ale
Picard Frank, bartender Joseph Gaillard, r. 969 How-
ard
Piccadilly, Moss & Hubbard proprietors, 231
Kearny
Piccaroli Frances Q., real estate, r. 416 Green
Piccetti B.. bootblack, r. 5 Gaven
Piccetti Giovanni, scavenger, r. 1505 Powell
Piccetti Lorenzo, vegetables Colombo Market
Picciuinl Baptlste, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 512 H Francisco
Pircinmi Martin. co<>k, r. 16 Bryant
Plch Louis, cabinetmaker J. Kemp k Co., r, 430 Jack-
son
SEWER PIPE. SEWER TRAPS.
Sewers Laid Properly.
Se-wers Repaired.
W. E. LANE,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
DR. BAZAN'S
TII EB9IO-EI.ECTBIC
RUSSIAN ani TURKISH BATHS
Also Meiicateil and Electric Balls Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
EsUbllshed 18«).
Telephone 316.
Pichardo Human J., printer Dodge Bros., r. 911 Jack-
son
Piche Medor, hamessmaker, 636 Broadway, r. 1526X
Powell
Plchoir Henry, mining. 320 Sansome, room 24, r.
127 Montgomery
Pichon Jem P. (Lemoine & Plchon) r. 1914 Stockton
Pichon Philip, with Lemoine & Pichon, r. 1914 Stock-
ton
Picb.ite A., steward Poodle Dog Bestaurant, r. 655
Washington
Pick Albert F., cigars and tobacco, 306)4 Grant At, i.
117 Fifth
Pick Charles W., salesman G. Cohn k Co., r. 1334 Na-
toma
Pickard Henry, waiter J. M. Pike. r. 20 Jansen
Pickard James, watchman Goodall, Perkins & Co., r.
r.Hl How'ird
Pickens, Fulton Oi Co. (James R. Pickens and
William Fuitou) proprietors Commercial Agency,
401 California, rooms 6-7
Pickens James R. (Pickens, Fulton k Co.) r. 1925
Webster
Pickerden John U., wood engraver, 605 Clay
Pickering Cuarles E., asphaltum roofer, r. NE cor
Baker and Geary
Plckeriug E. E Mrs., widow, r. 9 Laskie
Pickerick Frederick M., clerk W. H. Howard, r. 2108,
Jitcksou
Pickering George, r. 30854 Tenth
Pickering i.orin$r (San Francisco Call Co. and
San Fruucisco Bulletin Co.) office 509 Clay, r. 1018
Bush
Plckerin<; AVilllam, druggist, SE cor Broadway
and Stockton
Pickett Charles, clerk, r. 12 Hampton PI
Piikett E. W., r. 127 Eleventh
Pickett Oarratt (Pickett & Hovenden) r. 17 Clemen-
tina
Pickeit John, teamster, r. 921 Jackson
Pickett Thomas, laborer, r. 51 Stevenson
Pickett William, miner, r. 41 Eddy
Pickett & H ■vendeii (Ganatt Pickett and Frank Hot-
euden) livery stable. 16-18 Clementina
Pickler C. W., r. 1305 !« P.ilk
Pickles James, r. 531 California
Pickles Shelley, machiuist J. Wagner k Co., r. Oak-
laud
Pico Pietro, collector, r. 514 Green
Picot J. H. Mme., dressmaking, 14 Grant Av, rooms
54-.i7
Picot John, r. 1329 Sacramento
Pidiincet Sebastian, wood dealer, foot Powell, r. 510
Filbert
Pidge Dwight M., show cards, 9 Geary, r. 1114 Clay
Pidge Paul N., clerk Reilinutun k Co., r. 811 Mistilon
Pitlge William C, r. 513 Hayes
Pidgeon George K., designer Miss Annie McGinn, r.
226 O'Farrell
Pidgeon Patrick car driver N. B. and M. RR.. r. 1454
Minna
Pidwell C. J. k Co. (Charles J. Pldwell and William
Manxon) bottles and bags, 207 Davis
Pidwell C. T. Mrs., r. 1115 Valencia
Pidwell Charlen J. (C. J. Pidwell * Co.) r. 1717 Eddy
Pidwell Cyril T., secretary Odd Fellows' Hall Aaan,
1 Odd Fellows' Bldg, r. 8im Golden Gate At
Piegne Alfred, tailor, r. 1915 Geary
Pieper Harry H.. clerk Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg Co.,
r. liOo Brodenck
Pieper Henry C. varieties, r. 1010 Buchanan
Pieper Melchoir, porter Kline fc Co.. r. 416H Post
Pieper Wiiliam, laborer J. Uundlach k Co., r. 41 Clem-
entina
•^Pieper. See Piper
Pieperling Joseph (Pleperllng fe WIrth) r.ll43 Union
Pieperling fc Wirth (Joseph Pieperling and George
Wirth) butchers, 1143 Union
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEFHONB 83.
LITHOGRAPHERS
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
S. UAVIS, City A^ent,
429 California Street.
PIE
960
PIK
W. W. Montague & Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENQLISH AND AMERICAN
Encaustic, Olazed and Plain.
809, 311. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Pierce A., r. 116 Devlsadero
Pierce Abraham L., blacksmith, r. 923 J^ Minna
Pierce Abraham, clerk Jackson's Hotel
Pierce Albert G., shipping clerk Geo. C. Shreve ii
Co., r. 916J^ Natoma
Pierce Amlle, saloon keeper, r. 1707 Market
Pierce Archibald, clerk, r. 85GM Harrison
Piorce Barbara, widow, r. 722 Washington
Pierce Benjamin F., salesman C. L. Maxwell, r. 607
Guerrero
Pierce Brothers (Stephen B. and John K.) teamstera,
219 Davis
Pierce Charles, waiter, r. 212 First
Pierce Charles C, seaman, r. 129 Jackson
Pierce Charles W. Jr., jeweler James C. Young, r. 14
Freelon
Pierce David T., contractor, r. 2800 Sacramento
Pierce Edward C, clerk Charles S. Fechhelmer, r.
1-205 Taylor
Pierce Eliza Mrs., r. 327 Filbert, rear
Pierce Ferdinand C, upholsterer, r. 322 Third
Pierce Frank, carpenter, r. SW cor Yuba and Ver-
mont
Pierce Frank A., engineer H. Hnddleston & Co
Pierce Frank W., conductor, r. 115 J4 Wildey
Pierce Frederick M., inspector Custom House, r. 808
Mission
Pierce Frederick W., clerk, r. 129 Perry, rear
Pierce George, r. 753 Howard
Pierce George L., mecbxnical engineer, 45-46 Mer-
chants' Exchange, r. Oakland
Pierce George W., drayman, r. 438 Union
Pierce Harry, steerage steward stmr Arago, r. 65
Minna
Pierce Henry, office 728 Montgomery, r. 712 Pine
Pierce Henry J., shoe cutter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
812 Larkin, rear
Pieice Hippolyte, grinder, r. 6 Stark
Pierce Jsmes. shoemaker, r. 137 Third
JrlijIlL'ij Ji IVLi fomifure atorage
■*varelioiise, furniture, pianos, trnnlis,
etc., received for atoiage. Cliarges
moderate. Advances made on con-
signments, 735 Marltet, r. 2413 FlU-
mbre
Pierce John, expressman, SE cor Fourth and Town-
send, r. 1119 Treat Av
Pierce John C, actor, r. 607 Pine
Pierce John C, marblecutter, r. 217 Linden Av
Pierce John K. (Pierce Bros.) r. 856 }<; Harrison
Pierce Joseph, fisherman, r. 415 East
Pierce Joseph, salesman, r. 722 Washington
Pierce Joseph T., clerk W. Haker & Hinz, r. 126Ji
Perry
Pierce Laura A. Mrs., proptr Belvidere House, 536
Third
Pierce Lincoln, blacksmith Pac. Iron Works, r.
Minna, bet Tenth and Eleventh
Pierce Louis H.. teamstt-r, r. 34 Hayes
Pierce Mary, widow, r. 126!^ Perry
Pierce Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 1803^ Polk
Pierce Monroe L. R., r. 312 Thirteenth
Pierce Nellie Miss, operator W. U. T«l. Co.. r. 636
Third
Pierce Nellie Mrs., r. 710 Pine
Pierce Nelson, marine solicitor Anglo-Nevada As-
surance Corporation, r. 714 Greenwich
Pierce Oscar F., conductor Market St. RR.. r. 1227
Hayes
Pierce Owen, assayer, r. 916^ Natoma
Pierce Patrick, flagman S. P. Co., r. 100 Colton
Pierce Patrick, marble works, 1237 Mission, r. 121
Henry
Pierce Peter, carpenter, r. 317 Third
Pierce Robert O., machinist, r. 22 Welsh
Pierce Samuel, teamster, r. SW eor Yuba and Ver-
mont
Pierce Samuel H., bookkeeper, r. 202 Sixth
Pierce Samuel J , bricklayer, r. 1221 Folsom
Pierce Sarah D. Mrs., r. 14 Freelon
Pierce Sarah M. Mrs., r. 312 Thirteenth
Pierce Stephen B. (Pierce Bros.) r. 8^2 Harrison
Pierce Street Stables, John Ehlers proptr, 1221 Pierce
Pierce Thomas, molder, r. 916 J^ Natoma
Pierce Walter S., secretary California Piano
Manufactaring Co., and dealer pianos, 26 New
Montgomery, r. SE cor Fourteenth and Market
Pierce William, engineer stmr Crescent City, r. 134
Clay
Pierce William J. (Pierce & Son) r. Alameda
Pierce William L. L. (Pierce k Son) r. 7o4 Sacramento
Pierce t Son (William J. and William L. L.) trusses,
704 Sacramento
t^ Pierce. See Pearce and Peirce
Plercy Andrew J., office 528 California
Piercy Alpheus B., butcher, r. 219 Sixteenth
Piercy Edward M., office 528 California
Piercy Emily A. Mrs., r. 219 Sixteenth
Piercy Mary, widow, r. 940 Howard
Piercy Mary E. Mrs., housekeeper, r. 681 Mission
Piercy Robert, r. 1011 Guerrero
tsr Piercy. See Percy
Piero Andres, barber, r. 1205 Stockton
Plerottl Raphael, salesman L. Giannotti, r. 14 H
Cleaveland
Pierre Jean, shoemaker, r. 1606 Dolores
Pierre John B., laundryman Drain Bros., r.614 Caatro
Pierron Smile, bakery, 304 Montgomery Av, r. 34
Hinckley
Pierson Andrew, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery
Pierson Albertus M.. laborer, r. Clay, bet First Av
and Cherry
Pierson Arthur B. (Strickland & Pierson) r. 1609
Washington
Pierson Angus, stevedore, 3 Mission, r. 25k Eltch
Pierson Frank W., salesman Strickland & Pierson. r.
1334 Wai-hington
Pierson Fred. H., clerk W. B. Sumner at Co.. r. 1509
Washington
Pierson James H., clerk Levison Bros., r. 2329 Pine
Pierson John, packer, r. 2523 Post, rear
Pierson John S., laborer, r. 735 Brannan
Pierson Joseph D., cabinetmaker, r. 1336 Washing-
ton
Pierson Joseph T.. compositor A. J. Leary, r. 1021
Washington
Pierson Lawrence H., clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r.
1509 Washington
Pierson William AI., attorney at law, 76-77 Ne-
vada Block, r. 1509 Washington
Pierson William, engineer, r. 502 Ji Broadway
0^ Pierson. See Pearson
Pietro D., scavenger, r. 4 Bartol
Pietro Giovanni, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
Pigeon Albert, clerk Lenormand Bro8.,r. 8W cor Pine
and Dupont
Piggott John, plumber, r. 85 Everett
Piguaz Anton, oyster saloon and restaurant, 29 Third.
r. 2021 Mission
Pignaz John, cashier Anton Pignaz, r. 213 Stevenson
Pigott Charles, clerk T. B. Cusack, r. 715 Brannan
Plgott Robert (Pigott & Co.) r. 1207 Market
Pigott k Co. (Robert Pigott) boots and shoes. 1207
Market
Piguerey Jules, cook Albert Sarrail
Pike Alfred P., clerk U. S. Land Office, r. 1 Webster
Pike Anna E. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar
School, r. 313 Taylor
Pike Boaz D., traveling salesman Livingston b Co.,
r. 995 Market
Pike Charles W., purchasing and commission broker,
2i California, r. 1615 Jackson
Pike Ellas W., clerk, r. 110 Natpma
Pike Frederick A., sawyer, r. 7:^l Harrison
Pike Henry, brickmason, r. 405 Castro
Imported and Domestic Rugs in immense variety.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
WHIT ABOVX PALACX BOTKI,.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
31 Martet SL
CuLlrOL LA I rlH Unit France to this country, but without nranay. f 530 WASEIITOTOIT STSE2T.
PIK
961
PIN
Pike Jacob M., proprietor Swain's bakery ami
restaurant, (i3t) Market (and J. M. Pike ft Co.) r.
414 Golden Gate Av
Pike James N., accountant, 310 Pine, room 13, r. 2238
BuRh
Pike J. M. & Co. (Jacob M. Pike, Edward S.
Pond and William J. Smith) manufacturers
clRars, 324 Battery
Pike Joseph W., with Holbrook, Merrill k Stetson, r.
530 Geary
Pike Nellie B. Miss, cashier Horace Davis k Co., r.
313 Taylor
Pike Ruel C, policeman, r. 2336 Mission
Pike William, pilot stmr City of Stockton, r. 1629
Sutter
Pilcher William J. (Pilcher & Co.) r. 1331 Leaven-
worth
Pilcher k Co. (WiUiam J. Pilcher and Simon Ham-
berg) real estate agents. 326 Kearny
Pile Aarcn H., miner, r. 1609 Stevenson, rear
Pile Edward, clerk C. A. Klinkner & Co., r. 1609 Ste-
venson, rear
Pilger Joseph, r. 115 Powell
Pilger L. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 115 Powell
Pllger Samuel, driver Pac. Transfer Co., r. 345 Jessie
Pilger William (Krebs & Pilger) r. 193 Hyde
Pllgrem Thomas, wood worker A. T. Becrsft, r. 10
Powell Av, B. H.
Pilgrim Baptist Church, 1358 Market
Pilgrim Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Alturas Co.,
Idaho) A. Halsty secretary, 328 Montgomery,
room 7
Pilgrim Hall, 1358 Market
Pilltzer Isaac, r. 9H1 Jackson
Pllltzer Marcus, cigaruiaker, r. 931 Jackson
Pllkington Margaret, widow, r. SW cor Twenty-fourth
and Guerrero
Pllkington Wnlter T., clerk, r. 625 Vallejo
PUlett Joseph M., driver Em. Meyer & Co., r. 614
Broadway
PilHg Jacob Mrs., r. S s Broderick, nr Tilden
Pilling Lottie L., widow, r. 804 Filbert
Plllinger J<ihn, coachman, 2.'j30 Mission
PUlsbury Charles E., tinsmith, r. W s Tennessee, bet
Solano and Butte
Plllsbnry Evans S. (Pillsbury & Blanding) r. Pacific
flub
Pillsbury John F.. carpenter, r. 1237 Stockton
Pillsbury Martha, widow, r. 149 Taylor
Pillsbury & Blandinjgr (Evans S. Pillsbury
and Gordon Blaudiug) attorneys at law, 324 Pine,
rooms 1,'>-21
Pilot Commissioners (State) office 506 Battery,
room 11
Pilots (State) office 506 Battery, room 9
Pilster Dietrich, clerk Herman Stoinhoff, r. 3 Chat-
ham PI
Pilster Henry, groceries and liquors, 515 Bryant
Pilster John, clerk Becker Bros., r. 639 Sutter
Piltz Henry, master mariner, r. 613 Shotwell
Plltz John, master mariner, r. ItiOS Dupout
Plmeulel Joseph T., clerk, r. S14 Vallejo
Pimento John, laborer, r. 11 Pinkney PI
Pinaglia John, porter D. Ghlrurdelli k Sons, r. 635
Union
Pinallo Salvator, fisherman, r. 894 Front
Pinch Johanna J., widow, r. 435 Natoma
Pinch John L., compositor, r. 435 Natoma
Plnchero CaroLis, cook, r. 522 Green
Pinching Kichard L., physician, 1516 California
Pinchon Leon (Pinchon i<; Drouln) r. 15 John
Plnchon & Drouln (Leon Pinchon and Felix Drouln)
butchers, SW cor Pacific and Powell
Pinck Earnest (Plnck & Hammond) r. 3 Chatham PI
Pinck « Haniniond (Earnest riuck and Phillip Ham-
mond) plumbers, filO Bush
Pinckard George M. (Savage, Son & Co.) r. 2016 Bu-
chanan
FRATINGER i CO.
CMS, SITS aid K
105 KF.ARNY STREET.
GAS STOVES,
GAS FIXTUEES, GAS BUEKEES.
Bas Healers lor all purposes lor sale anil made to order.
NA/_ E_ l_A2^E,
PLUOIBER, 605 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1860. Telejihone 31.5.
Plnckney Thomas C, waybill clerk Wells, Fargo k
Co., r. 322 Geary
Pinckston Frederick, laborer, r. 608 Sixth
Pincus Benjamin, trader, v. 556 Stevenson
Pincus Charles, salesman, r. 763 Harrison
Piucus Elkin, with Morris Pincus, r. 763 Harrison
Pincus Isaac, r. 1827 Pine
Pincus Jennie, widow, r. 556 Stevenson
Pincus Joseph, salesman, r. 1825 Pine
Pincus Joseph, trader, r. 556 Stevenson
Pincus Morrib, clothing, 308 Sixth, r. 763 Harrison
Piucus Pincus, clerk Levenson & Bryan, r. 763 Har-
rison
Pinder John, engineer, r. Bahama, nr Yazoo
Pinder Thomas J., silverplater. r. 321 Broadway
Pine Horace A. carpenter, r. 871 Market
Pine James, machlnehand Franklin H. Davis, r. 1610 H
Jessie
Pine J. B., miner, r. American Exchange Hotel
Pine Manufacturers' Co., William J. Adams presi-
dent, Asahel Thayer secretary, office Pier 11
Steuart
Pine Street Coffee House (the original) Ravn k
Christesen proprietors, branch 22 Fifth
Pine Tree Mining Co. (Kern Co., Cal.) J. M. Buffing-
ton secretary, 309 California, rooms 3-4
«^ Pitie. See Pyne
Pinestein Aaron, clerk, r. 306 Tenth
Pinet J., shipping and commission merchant, 604
Jackson, r. Highland Park, Alameda
Plngel Otto, porter Heyuemann & Co., r. 5 William
Plngree Albert, packer Henry Moliueanx, r. E s
Church, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-Third
Pingree William, ticket agent Chicago and North-
western RR, 2 New Montgomery, r. 32 H Geary
Pink Henry, insurance broker, office 414 Market, r.
21W8 Post
Pink Evelyn Miss, saleslady William Doxey, r. 2138
Post
Pinker Julius, merchant, r. 1231 Mission
Pinkert Herman, tailor, r. 15 Everett
Pinkertim Louis, laborer Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 83
Tenth
Plnkerton Walter, clerk, r. 625 Vallejo
Pinkerton William C, carpenter Frank G. Edwards
Pinkham Ann, widow, r. 39 Madison Av, rear
Pinkham Annie, widow, r. 1608 Mason
Piukham Chester A., assistant bookkeeper Le Count
Bros., r. 510 Greenwich
Pinkham Chester E., clerk, r. 1208 York
Pinkham Frank, bookkeeper William H. Miner, r.
Oakland
Pinkham George, master stmr Emma. r. Napa
Piukham George A., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
SW cor Mississippi and Santa Clara
Pinkham George C. pressman, r. 905 Market
Pinkham John F., clerk Custom House, r. 905 Market
Pinkham Par-er, carpenter, r. 869 Market
Pinkham Walter E., draftsman Miller k Armltage, r.
1608 Mason
Pinkney David, accountant, r. 13 Monroe
Pinkney Joseph, barber, 804 Folsom, r. 185 Perry
Pinkiey Joseph, steward, r. 100)4 Jackson
Pinkney Thomas L., clerk, r. 322 Geary
Piukson Henry, wool sorter S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 1517 Hyde
Plun William, messenger chief quariermaster Divis-
ion of the Pacific, U. S. A., r. IJ5 Fourth
Pinner Emanuel, clerk, r. 1011 Howard
Pinner Henry A., clerk Peixotto k Silverman, r. 1013
Howard
Pinner Isidore, salesman Adolph Schoenfeld, r. 1011
Howard
Pinner Isidore C, teacher, r. 337 Tehama
Pinner Michael S., r. 1011 Howard
Pinner Robert, deckhand ferry stmr Alamada
Pinney Lena Mrs., r. Old People's Home
Pinot Charles, waiter Frank Lacoste, r. 1 Chelsea PI
i
CO
JOHN HAMMOND
01
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
nanufinctnrer of rverr dewrriptlon of
PAB8ENOEB, 8TRBBT AND KREIGHT CARS.
4S to SO Beale Street, Man Fr»neiM;o.
Truman, Isham & Hooker.
421-427 Market St. Agricnltnral Imple-
ments. IVagons, Kteam fnsines.
PIN
962
PIT
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOBTEB3 OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809. Sn, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STEEET
Pins Conrad, clerk, r. 627 Green, rear
PinRchower Isaac, salesman Lewis Morris
Pinschower Simon, clerk, r. 406 Gough
Pinson John, porter M. J. Flavin & Co., r.l8 Bluiome
Pinteux Joseph, r. 535 Vallejo
Piuteui Paul, paper carrier, r. 535 Vallejo
Pinto Adolph, gentlemen's nurse, r. 817 Vallejo
Pinto David, zincographer, r. 817 Vallejo
Pinto Emanuel, cutter E. Reeb. r. 817 Vallejo
Pinto Jacob, books and stationery, 503 Washington,
r. 6 Hopeton Terrace
Pinto Joseph, bookkeeper Lesser Crocker, r. 817 Val-
lejo
Pinto Julian, attorney at law, 622 Clay, r. 1511 M Mar-
ket
Pinto Miguel A., musician, r. Alhborn House
Pinto Richard M., r. 1302 California
Pinto William, driver United Carriage Co., r. 632
Howard
Pioneer Boarding House, Mrs. Sarah Bntterworth
proptr, Larkin, bet Beach and North Point
Pioneer and Alta Flour Mills, Eisen Bros, proptrs,
12-14 Stevenson
Pioneer Baking Powder Co., A. Schilling &
Co. proprietors, 108-112 Market
Pioneer Baildins (old) 808 Montgomery (new)
W B Fourth, bet Market and MiPsion
Pioneer Carpet Beating Machine, J. Spauld-
ing & Co., proprietors, 353-355 Tehama
Pioneer Cigar Box Factory, Abraham Wald-
stein proprietor, 8 s Berry, nr Sixth, office 320
Sansome
Pioneer Homoeopathic Pharmacy, Boericke
& Schreck. proprietors, successors to Boericke &
Tafel,234 Sutter
Pioneer Iron Works. Calvin Nutting & Son proprie-
tors, 233-235 Main
Pioneer Malt House. Charles Bach proprietor. 2108
Stockton, office 535-337 Sacramento
Pioneer MiU Co. (Sacramento, Cal.) James Mc-
Williams agent. 18 California
Pioneer Paper AIUls (Marin Co., Cal.) S. P. Tay-
lor & Co. proprietors, 414-416 Clay
Pioneer Park, E s Kearny, from Filbert to Greenwich
Pioneer Power Block. 8-12 Stevenson
Pioneer Rowing Club, W s Fourth, bet Merrimac and
Illinois
Pioneer Saloon, Mrs. Henrietta McDonald pro-
prietor, E s Louisiana, bet Sierra and Sha-^ta
Pioneer Salt Works, B. F. Barton & Co. propri-
etors, 211-213 Sacramento
Pioneer Soda Water Works, Walsh & Welch, proptra,
1721 Market
Pioneer Steam Coffee and Spice Mills, J. A.
Folger & Co. proprietors. 104-106 California
Pioneer Straw Hat Mannfacturing Co., F.
Toplitz k Co. proprietors, 571 Market
Pioneer Varnish Works, Hueter Bros. & Co.
proprietors, SE cor Nevada and Kansas, office 601
Market
Pioneer Warehouse. Hulford & Bolton proptrs, 8W cor
Battery and Filbert •
Pioneer White Lead and Color Works, Whlt-
tier. Fuller & Co. proprietors, factory 231 Fre-
mont
Pioneer Woolen Factory, San Francisco,
Black Point, bet Larkin and Van Ness At, office
115 Battery
Pioneers Ca.Hfornia, W s Fourth, bet Market
and Mission
i Pioneers of California Territorial, room 26
; Montgomery
Piper Alexander, lieutenant colonel Ist Artillery U.
8. A., Post Commander Persidlo
Piper Arthur L., bookkeeper estate Jerome B. Piper,
r. 15 De Boom
Piper Frank, manager Piper's Line Bay and Eiyer
Schooners, 7 Clay, r. 15 De Boom
Piper Harry, clerk, r. 15 De Boom
Piper H. J., r. '^3 Ritch
Piper Jerome B. (estate of) proptr Piper's Line Bay
and River Schoouers, 7 Clay
Piper John, special officer Nevada Bank, r. 721 Teha-
ma
Piper John H., cardrlver. r. 23 Bitch
Piper Kate, widow, r. cor Algeria and Osage
Piper Llllie K. Miss, teacher South San Francisco
School, r. cor Algeria and Osage
Piper Stephen L., clerk Langley & Michaels, r. cor
Algeria and Osage
Piper William, waiter, r. 230 Minna
Piper William A., capitalist, r. Lick House
Piper William W. clerk, r. 331 Ellis
I©" Piper. See Pieper
Piper's Line Bay and River Schooners, estate of
Jerome B. Piper proptr, 7 Clay
Pipman John N., compositor, r. 1041 Howard
Pippey Charles M , clerk delivery dept Wells, Fargo
A: Co., r. 9 Cljde
Pippey Miuuie A. Mi.is, operator W. U. Tel. Co., 8. P.
Co's Bldg. r. 93J Union
Pippey Robert L., clerk, r. 932 Union
Pippey Robert N., captain fireboat Gov. Irwin, r. 932
Union
Pippitt J. Willard, clerk H. Huddleston k Co.. r. 1114
Taylor
Pippy Edward W., machinist, r. 528 Third
Pippy George H., court room clerk Superior Court,
Dept 8, r. 617 Fell
Pique Edward, teacher music, r. 130 Turk
Piquerez Julius, cook, r. 428 Broadway
Piquerez Sylvester A., hostler, r. 1212 Powell
Piquett Thomas J., clerk E. I. Mahoney, r. 541 Nato-
ma
Piquigney Joseph, cigars and tobacco, 13 Third
Pirntsky James G., printer, r. 3108 Geary
Pircher John, liquor saloon, 28 Third, r. 249 Steven-
son
Pirisi Joseph, 8. J., St. Ignatius College, 214 Hayes
Piron Ernest, molder, r. 551 Howard, rear
Pirrie William, bookkeeper F. H. Hammer, r. Oak-
laud
Pisani Angeli, fruits. 811 and 927 Larkin
Pisani Camillo, fisherman, r. 25 Vallejo
Pisani John, teamster, r. 320 Ritch
Pisani Joseph, teamster, r. 25 Vallejo
Pisitia Albert (Pi.^sis & Moore) and manager The
Panorama, office 307 Sansome, r. 825 Mission
Pissis Elias, r. 609 Minna
Pissis Euiilio M. (Heynemsnn & Co.) r. 825 Mission
Pissis Eugene D., exchange teller London, Paris and
Afuerican Bank, r. 825 Mission
Pissis «& Moore (Albert Pissis and William P.
Moore' architects, HO" Sansome
Pister William, r. 315 Geary
Pistolesi Albert C, clerk, r. 1812 Hyde
Pistolesi August, groceries and liquors, 752 Washing-
ton, r. 343 Jessie
Pistolesi Frank V., teas and coffees, 1303 Stockton,
1314 Pacific and 89 Ninth, r. 1314 Pacific
Pistolesi Giuseppe, coffee and spice dealer, r. 1812
Hyde
Pistolesi Louis C, teas and coffee, 1410 Dupont, r.
1812 Hyde
Pitchford John B., with Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
807 HaiBht
Pitfhford John W., compositor Examiner, r.318 Minna
Pitcher R., helper Cal. Horseshoe Co.
Pitman Francis H., clerk, r. 621 Bush
Pitman H. C. (Pitman k Levensaler) r. Berkeley
Pitman & Levensaler (H. C. Pitman and Joseph Q.
Leven8al«r) stevedores, 42 Market
Pitt Andrew, painter Palace Hotel
Pitt Annie A., widow, r. 821 Green
Pitt Elizabeth, ladies' nurse, r. 4(>2}< Tehama
Pitt 8. L. Mrs., widow, ladies' nurse, r. 1738 Jessie
MANN & BENZSDICT,
SDCCESSOBS TO
C. C. HASTINGS &, CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND
«JCCK JXOITSE BIiOCK.
ORIENT Ins. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,551,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WL SEZT017, Ast Umgo.
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
PIT
963
PLE '^■■■'^i^,M
Pitt William, oollector, r. Vi Mobb
Pitt William G. C, jiiurualist, r. 14 Langton
Pittiuau Jobu N., compoRitor Altn
Pitto ciiuseppe, teamt-ter, r. 3^2 Vallejo
Pitto GiiiB-ppe (Pitt), Mllnnl * Co.) r. 6 Bartol
Pitto GIOHue L., ve^et lilies, Colmnbo Market
Pitto, Milaui & Co. (Giuseppe Pitto and Flore A. Ml-
lanl) livery stable, 7ilii Saiieoiue
PitlH Edward G., conductor Suiter St. BR., r. 915
Lyon
Pitts Edward H., barber, 10.")55i Folaom
Pitts George H, produce commission merchant, 612
SaiiHome, r. Oakland
PittK Johauues A., laborer, r. 39 Pacific
Pitts Joseph, watchmaker, IDl fourteenth
Piits Thomas, laborer P. Biggins, r. Utah, nr Helena
Pitts Wa»hlngt.)u R., chief eugineer stmr Apache, r.
832 Valencia
Pitts William G.. master stmr S»n Juan
Pittsbar^ Gold Miniitjf Co. (Grass Valley, Cal.)
Julius Baudniauu pnsidout. Charles J« Bandy
munn secretary, office 30 California
Pixley Adelbert, r. 137 Montaomery
Pixk-y Annie Mrs., r. 743 Harrison
Pixley Au;,'ustU'< G., actor, r. 743 Harrison
Pixley Frank M., editor The Argonaut and at-
torney at law, 213 Grant Av, r. SW cor Union and
Fillmore
Pixley Hall, NE cor Pacific and Polk
Pixley Starr L., draftsman, r. 743 Harrison
Pixley William B., druggist, NE cor G'Farrell and
Stockton
Pizzio a., with I. Cuenin, r. 455 Broadway
Pizzola Joseph, bootblac:<. r. 921 Montgomery
Place Dauicl N., r. 192:1 }« Eddy
Place George W., porter Castle Bros., r. 1042 Howard
Place J. William, carpenter r. 1782 Folsom
Plate Leonard F., wiih Singer Mnfg Co., r. 1051
Market
09" Place. See Pleace
Placht Gustave, carpenter, r. 815 Hyde
Pladwell Franklin T.. stock clerk W. & I. Stelnhart
& Co., r. 21 Clinton
Plagemann Frederick P., commercial trareler H.
Plagemann * Co., r. 317 Larkiu
Pla$;einanii H. tSi Co. (Henry Plagemann) Im-
p irters tobacco and manufacturers cigars, 303
Sacramento
Plagemann Henry (H. Plageminn & Co.) r.317 Larkin
Plagemann J. Frederick (Siebe Bros. & Plagemann)
r. 413 Grove
Plagemann John, wines and liquors, 16 O'Far-
rell, r. 5015 Grove
Plagemann William (Hlnz k Plagemann) r. 1513
Post
Plaget August, lauudryman Peter Games, r. 150
Siiipley
Plaisted Francis A. (Forbes & Plalsted) r. 319 Taylor
Plambeck Cul C. T., sewing machines. 172154 Market
Plancich Nicholas (Zan & Plancich) r. 115 Page
Planer Adolph G., p:iiuter, r. 622 .\Iiuna
Planer Charles E., shirt cutter, r. 453 Minna
Planer Emil, brassfinisher W. T. Garratt & Co.. r.
Oakland
Planer Oustav, cabinetmaker, r. 458 Minna
Plank Edward T., president San Francisco
Typographical Uulou, r. 1014 Larkin
Plank Frederick, mining, r. 316 Van Ness At
Plank George, clerk John Glootz, r. 421 Geary
PiaukMary, widow, r. 1813 Mason
Plant Benjamin A., medical Ktudent, r. 1816 Mason;]
Plant Williara, carpenter, r. 413 Twenty-eighth
Planters' Line to Honolala, Welch k Co.
agents, 109 California
Planz A. T. cabluetmnker, r. 433 X Shipley
PL ANZ HENRY merchant tailor,
505 Oearjr
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERMO-EliECTBIC
RUSSIAN aii TDRKISH BAIHS
Also MmM and Electric Batlis Giyen.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SANITARY PLUMBING
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES WELL DONE.
Repairing; a Specialty.
-VT - E . Ij A.3SrE ,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
EsUWIshed 1860. Telephone 315.
Planz Raspar, cabinetmaker Cal. Furniture Mnfg
Co., r. 117)4 Dore
Planz Iheodore, salesman Henry Planz, r. 525 Geary
Plaskett Peter L., engineer stmr Queen of thePaclfic,
r. 23 South Park
Plass Philip, contractor, 212 Mason, r. 652 Market
Plate August F., insurance broker, r. 41 Hill
Plate Ella MIrs, r. 1224 Jackson
Plate Henry A., mining, r. 133 OctaTla
Plate Mamie Miss, finisher Stearns, Worden k Co., r.
330 Riti-h
Plate Rankin W., foreman 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 216
Fifth
Plater William H , r. 408 McAllistfr
Plath Adolph, paper carrier, r. 1007 Harrison
Plath Henry, laborer, r. 2303 Harrison
Plath John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Ellis and
Steiuer
Plath Theodore, boot and shoemaker, 315 Stockton, r.
315 Jii Stockton
Platner Charles, carpenter, r. 24 Turk
Plato Annette Mrs., varieties, 719 Polk
Plato Freeman F., barber, 817 Laguna, r. 626 Birch
Av
Plato Isaac, glazier, r. 24 5^ Garden
Plato Joseph F., tailor, 825 Howard
Plato Louis L., clerk C. C. Keene, r. 721 Polk
Plato Minnie Mrs., bakery, 1908 Mission
Platschek Esther, domestic 411 X Turk
Platahek Julius (Platshek & Harris) r. 400 Eddy
Platahek Louis, tailor, r. 7 Filbert PI
Platshek Mark, poddler, r. 7 Filbc-rt PI
Platshek Mark J., clerk H. E. Highton, r. 400 Eddy
Plutshek & Harris (Julius Platshek and Isaac Harrlt)
dealers wool, hides and pelts, 314-316 Battery
Piatt Claries, r. 701 Stockton
PJatt Charles B.,pioptr Yokohama Tea Co., 201 Sixth,
and salesman J. A. Folger & Co., r. 2.;0 Kearny
Piatt Charles H., clerk billiard room Occidental Ho-
tel, r. 15 Thirteenth
Piatt Clayton C, salesman Ravekes k Forester, 116
California
Piatt Edward J., r. 34 Eddy
Piatt Harvey, superintendent S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. cor Larkin and North Polut
Piatt H. B. Mrs., r. 326 Polk
Piatt Horace G., attorney at law, 402 Montgom-
gomery, room 10, r. 701 Stockton
Piatt John \V., with Geo. C. Shrere k Co., r. 1145 X
Harrison
Piatt Kate Mrs., ladies' nnrse. r. 117 William
Piatt Mary Mrs., r. 1145 >« Harrison
Piatt Samuel, salesman Huntington, Hopkins kOo.,
r. 2320 Clay
Piatt Samuel, waiter stmr Bonita
Piatt Sharon P. (Culver & Piatt) r. 37 Post
Plait William, liquor saloon, NE cor Steiner and Oall-
fornia
Piatt's HaU, J. W. Ward Jr. agent, 216 Montgom-
ery
Platte Louis, laborer, r. 922 Battery
Platts Hlratu J., machiulst, r. 137 Perry
Platz Edward, plumbing and gasfitting, 1818 DevUk-
dero, r. 2031 Pine
Platz Joseph, plumber, r. 2629 Pine
Plaw Joseph, with Parrott & Co.. r. Onkland
Playfair Herbert G., clerk Bank of British Colambi*.
r. 1522 Golden Gate Av
Plaza Stores, Charles S. Fechhelmer proprietor,
clothing, furnishing goods, hats, tobacco, boots
and shoes, etc., 700-720 Kearny
Pleace Henry L., bricklayer, r. 311 Castro
t^ Pleace. See Place
Pleasant Adolphus, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 613 How-
ard
Pleasant Henry, lamplighter, r. 216 Twelfth
Pleasant Mary E., widow, r. IfiOl Octavia
Plege Louis, tailor, r. 601 Taylor
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN, ^^^^r^k^lf^^ ^^^^^l
PLE
964
POD
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Trimminjgfs
a. Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
o
liJ
s
o
o
Pleiss Miguel, laborer, r. E s Castro, nr'Nineteenth
Pless Charles E., porter W. Haker & Hluz, r. iOH
Perry
Pless Herman A., messenger Directors' Ofllce 8. P.
Co.. r. 40 M Perry
Pless M. Mrs., -widi.w, r. 405^ Perry
Plesse BerDard, clerk Henry Pilster, r. 51.5 Bryant
Plesse Henry, jeweler Levison Bros., r. 550 Bryant
PieBse William, clerk Charles Dietrich, r. SE cor
Golden Gate Av and Fillmore
Pletency Joseph, collector, r. 315 Vallejo
Plevin Abraham L., expressman, r. S s Nineteenth, nr
Castro
Plevin William T., porter Wieland Bros., r. 1011
Nineteenth
Plimpton James, fireman, r. 607 Natoma
Plise Washington V., teHfher music, r. 609 McAllister
Ploeger Charles A., merchant, r. 715 Greenwich
Ploehn Henry, waiter, r. 363 Natoma, rear
Ploeiinies A. V., local editor Abend Post, r. 1308
Pine
Ploettner Bernard, bakery, lis Oak
Plomteaux H. J., dentist, 11 Kearny, room 12,
r. 1.5.56 Eighth. Oakland
Ploner Peter P., tailor, r. W s Railroad Av, bet Mani
toba and Dominica
Plonsi y Henry, r. 1625 Clay
I PlonFky Julius, clerk, r. 1625 Clay
I Plonsky Salang, merchant, r. Iii25 Clay
Ploos Diedrlch, teamster, r. 617 D«vis
I Plottman Richard, Inther, r. 871 MMrket
i Plottner John, chee^^emaker. r. 36 Clay
Plotz H^nry H., r. German Hospital
Plover Margaret Mit^s. r. ni5J4 Twenty-first
Plowdeii Francis F., clerk Muiphy, Grant & Co., r.
ill Mason
Plowden William D.. r. Ill Mason
Plughoff William M., compositor Alta, r. 929 J<i Jack-
son
Plum Charles M., president Charles M. Plum & Co.
Upholstery Co., 1: 01-l;i07 Market, r. 308 Page
I Plum Clinrles M. & Co. ITpIioIgtei-y Co.,
Chai'leH M. Pluui president, ( arpets, furniture,
1 upholstery goods, etc., lHOl-1307 Market
I Plum Charles M. Jr., seen tary Charles M. Plum &
Co. Upholstery Co., r. :h08 P.-tge
I Plumas Consolidated Gold Mining Co. (Plumas Co.
I Cal.) A. Halsey, secretary, 328 Mon.gomery,
I room 7
1 Plumas Etireka Mining Co. (Plumas Co. Cal.) oflBce
j 3J0 Sansoiue, room 16
I Plumb Edward W., waiter J. J. Cuello, r.220 Minna
I Plumb George, car washer Cal. St. ER., r. 1434 Cali-
fornia
1 Plumb Mary Mrs., physifi.nn, 14 Grant Av
! BS" Plumb. See Plum and Plumbe
; Plumbe John F., real estate, 14U2 Valencia, r. SW cor
I Twenty-six and Saiicbez
I Plumbe Richard, cigars and tobacco, 1402 Valencia,
I r. SW cor Twenty-sixth and Sanchez
' B^" Plumbe. See Pluni and Plnnib
Plumbing and Drainage Inspector, oflBce New City
I Hall, first floor
Plumel John F., liquor saloon, 18 Stockton, r. 419
j Stockton
; Pluminer Albertin Miss, teacher Sanchez Street Pri-
j niary Si hool, r. 320 Castro
Plummer Alden H., builder, r. 1016 Page
Plummer Alvin, medical student, 115 Haight
j Plummer Benjamin L., mining, r. Ru^s House
1 Plummer Charles, laundrymsn, r. 1225 Steiner
I Plummer C. Moody, publisher The Trestle
I Board, 414 Clay
Plummer George, carriage mnfr. .33 Fell, r. 300 Hayes
Plummer George, master mariner, r. 320 Castro, bet
I Fifteenth and Sixteenth
; Plummer George E., ship grocer, 6 Steuart, r. Ala-
meda
Fifth
i30 Call-
Sacra-
Plumnier Henry W., timber land expert, office 26 and
19 Mi>i!tgr)mery, r. Saucelito
Plummer Henry L., carpenter S. M. Hills, r. 55 Sec-
ond
Plummer Richard, laborer, r. 1225 Steiner
Plummer Richard, laundryuian S. F. Laundry
Plummer Richard H., physician and surgeon,
and professor anatomy Cooper Medical College,
office and r. 6.52 Mission
Plummer Sanford, salesman F. P. Latson & Co., r.415
Oak
Plummer William E., master stmr Mary D. Hume, r.
Alameda
Plummer William L., patent fruit dryer, 122 Fourth
Plunkett Carrie F. Mrs., principal Coliunbia Gram-
mar School, r. 231 San Jose Av
Plunkett Gerald R., laborer, r. 34 Madison Av
Plunkett Hannah, widow, r. 516 Central Av
Plunkett -los" ph. bi ilermaker, r. ;tl8 Clementina
PLUNKETT KATE MISS
Female Employment Bureau, 434 Sut»
ter, r. £ s Central Av, bet Sacramento
and California
Plunketi Pliilip D., salesman Pbillp Kennedy & Co.,
r. 23 Hitch
Plunkett The repa Mrs., janitress Irving Primary
School, r. 34 Madison Av
Plunkett Thomas, carriage blacksmith, r. 3C
Plunkett William- A., attorney at law,
fori la, rooms 16-17, r. 231 San Jose Av
Pluns William, carpenter and builder, r. 31
mento
Plutcher George, driver, r. 832 Harrison
Pluth A., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Plymouth Congrregfational Cliurcli, N s Post
bi t Wei ster and Bmhanau
Plymouth Consolidated Gold Mining Co. (Amador
Co., Cal.) office 224 California
Pneumatic Mining Co. (Butte Co., Cal.) H. Pichoir
secretary, 3'.0 Sansome
Pock F., shoemaker, r. 240 Greenwich, rear
Pockman Leonard H., bookkeeper Wakelee & Co., r.
619 Hyde
Pockwitz Louis (William Hoelscher & Co.) r. 516
Van Ness Av
Pocock W. R. T., bookkeeper Donohoe, Kelly & Co.,
r. Alameda
Podd Jesse, miner, r. 1911 Stockton
Podd Jesse Jr., bookbinder Bosqui Engraving and
Priming Co., r. 3015 Layuna
Podd Walter T., pressman Francis, Valentine & Co.,
r. 2610 Leavenworth
Podesta .\ndrew, labcrir, r. 519 Union, rear
Podesta Aiitone (Podesta & Torassa) r. VdH John
Podesta Antonio, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 21
Vendewater
Podesta Barcliio, machinist, r. ir03 Dupont
Podesta Camillo, sewing machines, 1513 Stockton, r.
1014 Montgi mery
Podesta Emanuel, waiter, r. 314 Pacific
Pod( sta O. & Co. (Gicivannl Podesta and Giovanni
Chiappari) florists, 24ti Sutter
Podesta G. B. & Brotlier (Giovanni B. and Gio Batta>
hay, wood and coal, 1217-1219 Powell and 903 Pa-
cific
Podesta Gio Batta (G. B. Podesta & Bro.) r. 903 Pa-
cific
Podesta Giovanni (G. Podesta & Co.) r. 632 Broadway
Podesta Giovanni B. (G. B. Podesta & Bro.) r. 903
Pacific
Podesta Giuseppe (Ravenna, Ghirardelli & Co.) r.
420 Green
Podesta Jacob, with Joseph Musto, r. 422 Vallejo
PodestH John (G. B. Podc sta & Bro.) r. 903 Pacific
Podesta John, marblecutter, r. 932 Montgomery
Podesta Joseph (Podesta & Peirano) r. 13J4 John
Podesta Joseph, macaronimaker, r. 433 Green
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
¥. & J. SLOAM & CO.
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
3? MarM SL
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
The HigrheBt Orade Champagne,
Equal to the Best.
ARPAD HSRASZTHY * CO.
■ 530 WASHINQTON ETEEZT.
POD
965
POL
PodfBta LoiiiB P., butcher E. Di Verclilo, r. 52fi Hayes
PodeKta Luigi, tuaigrouimaker Ravenna, Gbirardelli
fc Co., r. 433 Green
Podesta Nicolai, r. 1 Maiden Lane
PodeBta Sebastian, fruits and vegetables, 910 McAl-
lister
Podesta Vincent, laborer, r. 5 Jasper
Podesta .<: P. Irano (Joseph Podcsla and Luke Peirano)
fruits, 442 Bush
Potlesta <& Torassa (Antone Podesta and Laurens
ToraKsa) t^roceries, liquors, poultry, fruits and
vegatables, 841-843 Pacific
Podoleki Ottelle, domestic 'if)()4 Howard
Poechbacker Leopold, dairy, cor Maple and Jackson
Pochler William, teamster, r. 51054 Branuan
Foehliuau Edward H., clerk Bovee, Toy & Co., r. 401
Post
Poehlman William, confectionery and bakery, SW
cor Post and Powell
Poehlman William Jr.. confectioner William Poehl-
man, r. SW cor Por-t and Powell
l^T' Poehlman. See Pohlmann and Pullman
Poehlmanu Frank, tanner Morris Wimlt, r. 1009 York
Poek Ludwig E., tailor T. Lauc»»ter, r. 1313 Broad-
way
Poetsch Ernst, tanner Poetsch & Peterson, r. San
Bruno Hotel
Poetticb Herman (Poetsch & PeterBon) r. San Bruno
Hotel
Poetsch & Peterson (Herman Poetsch and Gustave
Peterson) tanners. Army, bet Folsom and Harri-
s<in
Poett Alfred, civil engineer, 607 Montgomery,
rooms 20-21
Poetz A. M. Mrs., widow, r. 30 Lily Av
Poetz Henry, steward, r. 621 Eissiiug
Poggi Joseph L., miner, r. 401 Pacific
Poggi Stephen, millhaud Miller & Hamilton, r. 430
Vallejo ,
Poggi Thomas, millhand Miller & Hamilton, r. 430
Vallejo
Pogne Edward A., clerk, r. 1719 Hy^e
Pogue Howard A., clerk John Lougliead, r. 1719 Hyde
Pogue James W., machinist, r. cor Stanyan and
Grattan
Pogue Robert A., contractor and builder, r. 1719 Hyde
Poheim JoeT., merchant tailor, 1110-1112 Mar-
ket, 11-13 Turk, 2U3 Montgomery and 724 Market,
r. 1500 Post
Poheim Marie, domestic SE cor Twenty-fourth and
San Jofie Av
Pohl Charles, r. 257 Perry
Pohl George G., dealer hides, tallow and baga, 51
Sacramento, r. ICOi) Webster
Pohle Henry, cooper, r. 8 Laugton
Pobley Henry, farmer, r. 927 Howard
Pohley Jacob, solicitor, r. 702 Linden Av
Pohley Joseph, clerk A. Giblis 4 Co., r. 227 Fulton
Poblker John H., r. N W cor Howard and Twenty-sixth
Pohlman Henry, tea her music, r. 1533^4 Howard
Poblman John, laborer Lachman & Jacobi, r. 451
Brannan
Pohlman Louis, barber, 419 Fourth, r. 129 Perry
Pohlman William, carpenter, r. 5t Sacramento
Pohhnann Gustav (Pohlmann k Heiduska) r. 3 Sey-
mour Av
POHLMANN & HEIDUSKA
(Gustav Polilinariii and F, Heiduska)
diamond setters, engravers and en-
ainelers, fine diamond -work, society
medals, badges and quarts jewelry,
417 Kearny, room 4
I^T" P.ihlmann. See Poehlman and Pullman
Pohlmier Albert, woolsorter, r. cor Utah and Au-
gusta
Poludexter Cornelius W., salesman Winchester Repeat-
ing Arms Co., r. 103G McAllister
FRATINGER & CO.
THE LEADING
CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
WATER CLOSETS
OF EVERY DESCEIPTION_CAEEFDLLY REPAIRED.
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNV STREET.
EstabUshed 1860. Telephone 315.
Poindexter Frank H., accountant J. T. Cochran & Co.
r. AUmeila
Poingdestre John E., with Cal. Cigar Box Co., r. 1110
Leavenworth
Point Lobos Primary 8 hool, Miss A. G. Callin prin-
cipal. Nineteenth Av, nr Point Lobos Av
Pointer Chiirles W. jobber, r. 5 Broadway
P'linter Johu, porter, r. 907 Pacific
Pointer John, trunkmaker, r. Florida, bet Solano and
Butte
Pointer Robert, porter, r. 907 Pacific
Polrson EuL'ene, r. 234 Montgomery
Poissoii D. B., clerk, r. 410 Leavenworth
Pokoruy Paul, tailor, r. 1302 Powell
Polack Charles, laborer, r. 4.'9 Francisco
Polack HeriiiHuii L., watches and jewelry, 1 Fourth,
r. 927 Jackson
Polack M. Mrs., widow, r. 2400 Mission
Pulack Samuel, insurance broker, office 516 Kearny,
r. 927 Jackson
a»" Pol.ick. See Pollack, PoUak and Pollock
Polako Ignatius, marble carver John Daniel & Co., r.
131 Turk
Poland Frank S., house and sign painter, 819 Shot-
well
Poland Jame."*, laborer, r. 1108 Bryant
Poland James K., painter, r. 819 Shotwell
Polastri Richard S. (C. R. Splivalo & Co.) r. 1714 Sac-
ramento
Polastri Saraphena Mrs., r. 1712 Sacramento
Polemann Edwin O. B., master stmr Oregon, r. Ala-
meda
Polgaco Domenicio, cook John Vitaich, r. 347 X Grove
Polhemus Edward (E. L. G. Steele & Co.) r. Alameda
Polheiuus J. Eric, clerk Pacific Imp. Co., r. 1117 Tay-
lor
Polhemus T. M., r. 5 Martha PI
Poll Sebastian, r. 1509 Buchanan
Polianich Joseph, cook Mateo Cressaglia, r. 219 Ste-
venson
Police and Fire Alarm Telegraph, Brenham
Pi. nr Clay
Police Attorneys, Old City Hall, first floor
Police Cliief of, office Old City Hall, first floor
Police Commissioners Board of. Old City Hall,
second floor
Police Court, Old City Hall, first floor
Police Court No. », Old City Hall, first floor
Police Court Clerks, office Oid City Hall, first
floor
Police Harbor, office 522 Davis, nr Pacific
Police J udg:«8, chambers Old City Hall
Police Stations, Central, Old City Hall ; City Hall,
New City Hall; North End, cor I'olk and Jackson;
North Harbor, 522 Davis ; Seventeenth end How-
ard, 217 Seventeenth; South Harbor, 247 Steuart;
Southern District, b29 Folsom ; and South San
Francisco
Polic<- Sur^reon, office Old City Hall basement,
and 715 Clay
Pdidori Domtnico (Weiss & Polidori) r. 34 Welsh
Poling Jam 'S W., carpenter, r. 33 Powell Av, B. H.
Polish Society of California, A. Bednawski, secretary,
123:1 Market
Political Record The (weekly) Donald Bruce
manager, t>18 Sacramento
Polifzer Adolph, r. 30:<0 California
PulkJ. M., clerk State Board of Harbor Commis-
sioners, r. Oiikland
Polke Otto (Pi like & Finlnger) r. 422 Van Ness Av
P.dke Sarah Mrs., r. 22 Lafayette
Pulke * Fininger (Ott > Polke and Henry L. Fininger)
wnti'hmakers, jewelers and stationers, 1026 Market
Poll Richard, drayman, r. 4:H54 Sixth
Pollack Adolph, express.i-au, 17 Sansome, r. 1323 Fill-
more
Pollack Alexander, salesman San Jos^ Woolen Mill
Co., r. 1421 Laguiia
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Hnnnfactur^r of^verr deiK-riptton of
PASSENGER, STBBBT AND FREIGHT CtiBS.
4» to SU Beale Street. Man Francisco.
STEAM ENGINES AND THRESHING MACHINES.
TBUMAN, ISHAH & HOOKEBi
421-4Ji7 Market StreeU
POL
966
POO
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
DIPOBTEES OT
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
, Pollack Cbarleo, stableman, r. 58 Mions
I Pollack Leon, clerk Levi Stranss k Co., r. 92iJX Har-
I rison
: Pollak Arnold (Arnold Pollsk fc Co.) r. 1710 O'Farrell
i Pollak Arnold & Co. (Arnold Pollak and Charles J.
I Simon) importers ci';ar8, 120 Battery
i Pollak John, bookkeeper Mayrisch Bros. & Co., r.
Alameda
I Pollak John D. (John D. Pollak & Co.) r. 820 Geary
POLLAK JOHN D. & CO.
( Jolin U. Pollak) French Caterers, tTed-
dingrft, dinners and receptions supplied
in the most eJe^rant style, 820 Geary
Pollak Sigmnnd, publisher, news agnnt and
dealer books and pictures, 1537 Mi&siun, r. 112
Eleventh
10" Pollack. See Polack, Pollack and Pollock
Pollard A., barber L. Pollard, r. 78« Folsom
Pollard Frank H., clerk J. W. Laymauce & Co., r. 115
Taylor
Pollard George B.. painter, r. 629 Jessie
Pollard Isaac, patternmaker, r. 808 Twentieth
Pollard James P.. wood and coal, SE cor Lagun» and
Grove, r. 6j6 Lagnna
Pollard J. L., barber L. Pollard, r. 788 Folsom
Pollard John M., r. 121 Bartlett
Pollard John W., patternmaker W. T. Garratt * Co.,
r. 121 Bartlett
Pollard Llewellyn, barber, 788 Fol«om
Pollard Samuel W., porter Charles M. Plum fc Co., r.
826 Folsom
Pollard Thomas (Pollard * Dodge) r. 134 Haieht
Pollard Thomas Jr., bookkeeper Pollard & Dodge, r.
134 Haight
Pollard William H., merchandise broker, 218 Califor-
nia, r. Alameda
Pollard «Si Dodg-e (Thomas Pollard and Edward
J. Dodge) lumber commission, 3 Steuart
Pollexfen Ernest, clerk Richard D. Chandler, and
agent stmr Empire, 507-509 East, r. 4u6 Castro,
bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Polleys ■SVilliam M., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service,
r. 81K Jackson
Pnllbammer Alois, engraver, 323 Kearny, r. 715 Gough
PoUita Peter, herder George C. Smart, r. W s San
Jose Road, nr Industrial Sihool
Pollitz Ed^v^ard, general broker, 403 California,
r. 21 Grant Av
Pollmeyer Albert, engraver Pohlmann & Heiduska, r.
1619 Fillmore
Pollock David K., letter carrier Post Ofi&ce, r. 19 Va-
lencia
Pollock Ernest W., lithographer H. S. Crocker & Co.,
r. »% Adelaide PI
Pollock Joseph E., gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 521
Valencia
Pollock Richard, tanner, r. cor Eighth and Brannan
Pollock Robert L., -waiter, r. I(i6k Third
Pollock Simon, janitor, r. 20 Glasgow
Pollock William C, anneakr Cal. Wire Works, r. 429
Francisco
Pollock William T., r. 1317H Broadway
Polly L., clerk, r. 616 Powell
Pollen C. J. Ptter, cooper Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 540
Ninth
10" Pollen. See Paulsen and Pau'son
Poly. H' ilbron * Co. (Isaac Poly. Adolph and August
Heilbron and Simon Clayburgh) wholesale butch-
ers. S 8 Honduras, bet Railroad Av and Susque-
hanna, office 339 Kearny
Poly Isaac (Poly. Heilbron & Co.) r. 1810 Bush
Polz Vindle, milker, r. cor Algeria and James
Polzieii Max, bookkeeper E. Eisenberg & Bro., r. 3024
Washington
Pomeroy Arthur, clerk, r. 425 Turk
Pomeroy Carter P., attorney at law, 211 Sansome,
rooms 8-9, r. San Rafael
Pomeroy Emma Miss. Instructress Willcox & Gibbs
Sewing Machine Co.
Pomeroy F. M. H. Mrs., widow, r. 323 Eddy
Pomer.>y George, pantryman stmr Geo. W. Elder
Pomeroy Julius E., Janitor Mechanics' Institute, r.
323 Eddy
Pomeroy Mark M., clerk Marcus D. Hyde, r. 113 Four-
teenth
Pomeroy Mary, widow, r. 323 Fair Oaks
Pomeroy Sheldon, policeman, r. 726 Wabhington
t^" Pomeroy. See Pomroy
Pomin George, bntclier Charles S. Bacher. r. 1135 Clay
Pomin William, restaurant. 267 Third, r. fi.58 Folsom
Pomnie A. Mme., French laundi-y, '^108 Fillmore
Pommfe John, lanndryman, r. 719!^ Green
Pomme Peter, lauu' ryman, r. 2108 Fillmore
Pomona Land and Water Co. (Los Angeles Co., Cal.)
Charles K. Clark secretary, 411 Calitornia
Pomroy Edward, engineer, r. 131 Seventh
1^ Pouiroy. See Pomeroy
Pon Jean B. (Pon k Pontacq) r. 434 Bush
Pon Jean P., waiter Pon k Pontacq, r. 434 Bush
Pon John P., salesman J. Lahat, r. 1025 Pacific
Pon & Pontacq (Jean B. Pon and Jean Pontacq)
restaurant, 434 Bush
Pond Carrie W. Miss, teacher Irving Institute, r. 436
Banlett
Pond Edward B., Mayor of San Francisco, ofBce
New City Hall, first floor, r. 1019 California
Pond Edward S. (J. M. Pike \- Co.) r. 415 Fillmore
Pond Guy L., clerk audiUng dept Wells, Fargo A Co.,
r. 212 Chattanooga
Pond Hiram (Bixby & Pond) r.NEcor McAllister and
Fillmore
Pond William C. Rev., pastor Bethany Church, r. 136
Bartlett
Ponder John F., speculator, r. 102 Fifth
Pons Frank, cook, r. 216 Golden Gate Av
Pons Frank, printer H. S. Croi ker & Co.,r 336Brymi»t
Pontac Peter, wines and liquors, 213 Larkin
Pontacq August, milkman, r. 1112 York
Pontacq Jean (Pon & Pontacq) r. 434 Bush
Pontacq Louis, laundryman French Hospital
Pontacq M., milker Bernard Cassou, r. cor Waylmnd
and Hamilton. U. M. T.
Ponton De Area Lucas, merchandise broker, r. 950
Bryant
Ponton De Arce Stanislaus, bill clerk M. Ehrman &
Co., r. 9.50 Bryant
Pontz A. J., cigarmaker, r. 34 Hayes
Pouzmi Luigi, gardener Thomas Lacoste, r. NE cor
Center and Kansas
Poodle Tiog Restaurant (Carrere & Potentini)
proprietors, 445 Bush
Pool I. Lawrence, r. 1216 Hyde
Poole Abraham R., engineer, r. 317 Harrison
I'oole Davlrl, real estate, r. 718 California
Poole Duff G.. compositor Alta, r. 917 M Mission
Poole Edward, ovsterman, r. (536 Commercial
Poole Edward V.', waiter, r. 608 Bush
Poole Ella M. Mrs., teacher Longfellow Primary
School, r. 1053 Mission
Poole George C, watchman, r. 19 South Park
Poole George SV., teamster, r. 12 Scott PI
Poole John E., policeman, r. 917 3^ Mission
Poole John P., attorney at law, r. Chenery, Fair-
mount Tract
Poole Judah W., machinist Enterprise Mill and
Building Co., r. 19 South Park
Poole Marcus M., traveling salesman Crane, Hastings
* Co.
Poole Maria L.. widow, r. 307 Fourth
Poole Ruth H. Mrs., r. 619 Montgomery
Poole William, r. 649 Broadway
Poole William, master stmr Piedmont, r.«08 Gnenrero-
Poole William A., contractor, r. 93(1 Market
Pooler James H.. machinist, r. 123 Valparaiso
Pooler RuxtoD H., engineer, r. 1J3 Valparaiso
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING.
WASHINGTON Fire Ins. Co. of Bostoil
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,810,273
I GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WIL SEXTOK, Aast Kmger.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
POO
967
POR
acconntant
Poolpy lanbella Mrs., lodRinKB, 225 Fourth
Pooley Joliu, proptr WliicheBter Houae, 41 Third
Poolt-y Edward, janitor Pioneer Hall
Pooriiian Aiuy Miss, Unkery, 1013 Kolsom
Poorman J. F. A., cook schr Gunlala. r. 108 St^nart
Poormnn Samuel, proptr Alvarado Miik Depot, 35
Rtcl), r. Alvarado
Poorman Sarah Miss, bakery, lOl,") Folnom
Pope A. J. MrB., widow, r. lliOl Van Ni ss Av
Pope Arthur, bookkeeper Zadig, WoUberg & Co., r.
854 Mission
Pope Augustus, r. 502?^ Third
Pope Beriihard, fruit« and vegetables, 13-14 Bay City
Market, r. 3ihi Turk
Pope Charlis, clerk Henry Egg^rs, r. 228Brann»n
Pope Charles W., mnfr shoe uppers, 50ii Market, r.
1707 Jones
Pope Christina Mrs , restaurant. 502% Third
Pope Frank, r. 1 >29 Folsom
P"pe Frank, salesman Tacob .Tacobson, r. 203 Bitch
Pope Frederick, salesman Louis Ziunamon, r. 203
Ritch
Pope Oeorge A., clerk Pope k Talbot, je, 1601 Van
Ness Av
Pope Jacob, cook, r. 126 Fern Av
Pope Jacob H.. groceries and liquora, 68 Ninth
Pope John Jr , Brst lieutenant Battery A, lat Artillery,
U. S. A., Presidio
JrUrij JUllJN r • accountant ©xpert,
310 Pine, roomar, r. HTZa Pin©
Pope Joseph W., expressman, r. 114 Shotwell
Pope Louis C, metal worker, r. 811 Vallejo
Pope Otto, metiil worker, r. 811 Vallejo
POPE OVERTOU 0.
expert, 310 Pine, room 37, r. -^733 Pine
Pope Samuel B., salesman Wheaton & Luhrs, r. Oak-
land
Pope Thomas E., assistant general agent .Etna Ina,
Co. (of Hartford) 311 California, r. East Oakland
Pope William, cook Louis Cranz, r. 444 Spear
Pope William, cutter P. F. Nolan & Sons, r. 937 Val-
lejo
Pope William, porter, r. 811 Vallejo
POPE & TALBOT (CKar,e,F.A.
and William H. Talbot) lumber deal>
erg, foot Third, office 304 California
Popert J. Si Co. (Julius Popert. Charles Herr-
niann and Frederick Peters) proprietors N«w
Washington Hnt-l, 622-626 Fouith
Popert Julius (J. Popert & Co ) r. 6'i4 Fourth
Popineaw Emile, dog boarding, 508 St >ckton
Popovich Peter, bartender, r. 1 Eddy PI
Popp Lydia, widow, liquor saloon and boarding, 2208
Powell
Poppe Charles (Charles L. Poppe) manufacturer
cigars, 305 Battery
Poppe Charles. man>?ier Occidental Laundry
Poppe Charles L. (Charles Poppe) r. 902 Shotwell
Poppe Det ef, watchman, r. 21 Clay
Poppe Gustav, clerk New York Underwriters 'Agency,
r. 625 Geary
Poppe Hans, hostler, r. 132 Freelon
Poppe Herman J., salesman Charles Poppe, r. 902
Shotwell
Poppe Joseph, salesman Newman b Levingon, r. 629
Sacramento
Poppe Martha H. Miss, teacher Potrero Primary
School, r. 902 Shotwell
Poppel Joseph, clerk, r. 528 Turk
Poppeuberg Alliert, sali smau Jacob Les.'ser, r.l26Page
Poppenberg Robert, teaclier music, r. 126 Page
Poppeuberg Robert Jr., jeweler Pac. Jewelry Co., r.
123M Lily Av
Popper Adolf, carpenter John Wieland Brewing Co.
r. 249 Clementina
DR. BAZAN'S
TII ERMO-EtECTRIC
RUSSIAN M TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated a::d Electric Batlis Siyen.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BATH TUBS, BOILERS,
TANKS, SHOWERS, FAUCETS.
Plumbers' Sanitary Goods of all Kinds,
NA/_ E
PLUMBER,
Establliihea 1W0.
- I_ANE,
605 KEARNir STREET.
Telephons 315.
Popper Charles, shirt mnfr, 431 Kearuy, r. 934 y, Mc-
Alllster
Popper Max, United States Drayman, U. 8. Ap-
praisers' Bldg, r. lOli.'j Mission
Popper Simon, shirt mnfr, 235 Kearny, r. 1720 Bush
Popper Veit, chiropodist, 127 Montgomery, r.911 Bush
Poppers James, cigarmaker, 18 Taylor, r. 1217 PoU
Poralla Albert, packer P.ic. Spring and Mattress Co.,
r. E s Potrero At, bet Center and El Dorado
Porcella G., boots and shoes, 1720 Stockton
Poicella John B.. sildir, r. 1717 Stockton
Porcher John J., siilesman J. C. MeuBsdorffer & Son,
r. 717 Golden Gate Av
Porep Louis, watchmaker and jeweler, 19 Fourth, r.
Alameda
Porporato Frank, baker, r. 8 Graham PI
Porritt John C, r. 72ti Folsom
Porrltt Josiah, r. 126 Folsom
Porsneck Henry, cook, r. 922 Battery
Port Blakeley Mill Co. (Kenton, Holmes k Co.)
office Pier 3, Steuurt
Port Costa Lumber Co., John A. Hooper presi-
dent, Henry M. Furman secretary and treasurer,
office 4 Ciiliforuia
Port Costa Warehonse and Dock Co., George
W. McNear president, E. B. Cutter secretary, 3u6
California, warehouse Port Cnsta, Cal.
Port Discoviry Mills iPuget Sound) Moore & Smith
proptrs, Pier 10, Steuart
Port Wardens Board of, office 525 Front, room 11
Porta Giacinto E., clothing and furnishing goods,
827-8.'9 Kearny, r. SW cor Stockton and Vallejo
Porta Leopold, tailor, r. 2.506 Leavenworth
Portelli Michael, egg tester K. Gambitz, r. 1111)4
Broadway
Porttner Herman, salesman B. Levy 4 Son, r. 934
Jackson
Porter Abel W. (Porter Bros, k Co.) r. Loa Angeles
Porter Benjamin, waiter stmr City of .stocktou
Porter Betsy, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 40 Linden Av
PORTER BROTHERS & 00.
(David U. and Abel W. Porter) com-
miRslon mercUnnts, 404-400 Davis
Porter Burton B., fruits and vegetables. Iii57 Mission
Porter Charles B., journalist, r. 1922 Baker
Portt-r Charles B. Jr., salesman Leviuson Bros., r.
1922 Baker
Porter Charles J., cashier Davis Bro'»., r. 504 Fell
Porter Charles H., painter, r. 1326 Florida
Porter David; engineer Staufifer k Co., r. 2126 Stock-
ton
Porter David, wholesale wines and liquors, 40.5-
407 Montgomery, r. NWcor California and Powell
Porter David Jr., carpenter, r. 2136 Stocktou
Porter E. Bruce, bookkeeper Morris & Kennedy, r.
1922 Baker
Porter E. D, machinist White Sewing Machine Co.,
r. 1644 M irket
Porter Edward, expressman, r. 740 Twentieth
Porter Edwin, waiter stmr Queen of the Pacific, r.
733 Natouia
Porter Florence A., teacher, r. 120 Turk
Porter Fltirence T., widow, r. 10> Fifth
Porter Frances A., teai-her, r. 120 Turk
PortiT Francis H.. chief surveyor Fire Underwriters'
Inspection Bureau, r. 1701 Gough
Porter George, i-arpenter. r, 124 Hayes
Porter George H., clerk Bennett Ji Co., r. 1507 Bu-
chanan
Porter 'ii'orge K. (Porter, Slesslnger k Co.) r. 1717
California
Porter Harry (Sears, Simon A Porter) r. 122 Post
Pnrter Horace, r. 211 Hid ley
Porter James M.. msrhine hand Pac. Spring and Mat-
tress Co., r. 722 Sixteenth
Porter Jerome (Wiener * Porter) r. 702 Post
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
FINE PRINTING
FKOM NEW TYPE.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
BROWN. CRAIG & CO.. General Agents,
429 C&Iifornia Street.
POR
968
POT
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOBTEBS Oy
FOR GAS, STEAM AND W^ATER.
Pip« Fittings, all Sizes.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Porter John, carpenter, r. 120 Dore
Porter John, cook stmr Los Asgelea
Porter John S., dental laboratory, 26 Montgomery, r.
501 Post
Porter John T., check clerk freight depot S. P. Co., r.
I 346 Sixth
I PORTER JOHN W. (Cowen,
Porter Hi Co. ) r. 607 Basil
Porter John W., packer R. F. Bunker, r. 616 Bran-
nan
Porter Joseph, hostler P. L. Archibald & Co., r. 35
Cook
Porter Josephns W., cigarmaker E. Schwerin & Son.
r. 808 Twenty fourth
Porter Joseph W., patternmaker William F. Buswell,
r. 35 Cook
Porter Joshua Mrs., r. .504 Fell
Porter Josiah K.. policeman, r. 1044 Howard
Porter J. W., r. 51'2 Howard
Porter Mary, widow, r. 40 Linden Av
Porter Mary, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
40 Linden Av
Porter Mary Mrs., r. 435 Green
Porter Ralph W. E., carpenter, r. 818 Twenty-sixth
Porter Robert, bartender Robert Martin, r. 812 Kearny
Porter Robert, coachman, r. 24 Verona
Porter Robert, waiter stmr Oregon
Porter Robert H., carpenter, r. 17 Freelon
Porter Ruse Miss, r. 21 Morris Av
Porter, Slessingfer & Co. (George K. Porter,
LewiH Slessinger and Josejih Eahn) manufactur-
ers and iiupurters boots and shoes, 7-9 Battery,
factory 5u9 Sansome
Porter Thomas A., chief eneineer stmr San Bias
Porter Wilbur F.. stairbuilder Jesse & Drew, r. 128
, Fell
Porter William, engineer, r. 174 Perry
Porter William, laborer, r. .531 Sacramento
Porter William, laborer Stauffer & Co., r. 2136 Stock-
ton
Porter William F., machinist, r. 733 Natoma
Porter William H., clerk, r. 8 Mason
PORTEE WILLIAM H.
(sncce%sor to Liockhart <& Porter) under-
taker and embalmer, 116 Eddy
Porter William J., clerk, r. 1607 Howard
Porter William R., traveling salesman Porter, Sless-
inper A Co.
Porter William T. scenic artist, r. .507 Mason
Porterfleld George K., specialist, 765 Market, r. San
Jose
Porterfield Joseph H., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r.
902 Jackson
Pnrteus James, r. 419 Tenth
Porteiis Jam- 8 S., real estate, 216 Bush, r. San Rafael
Portens John, hostler, r. cor Seventh Av and A
Porteus J. Wallace, glazier, r. 1 Caroliue
Porteus Luke C, machinist Atlas Iron Works, r. 419
Teuth
Portis Hannah, widow, r. 12 Tehama
Portls William, exprespman, r. 7 Montgomery Av
Portland Bernard, laborer, r. Collins, nr Geary
Portland Hotel, James Carr proptr, 54 Sacramento
Portland Lodgiug House, Thomas Rtes proptr, 807
Kearny
Portland James, laborer, r. S b Ford, bet Sanchez and
Noe
Portley Michael J., picture frames. 516H Valencia
Portner Herman, clerk, r. 914 Jackson
Portola Pierre, architect and civil engineer, 519
Montgomery
Portugese' Benevolent and Protective Assn, 510 Bush
Porzel Christian, r. 507 Greenwich
Posener Herman, proptr Pacific Suspender Co., 79
New Montuomery, r. 5ln Hyde
Poser Frederick Mrs., r. 248 Third
POSEY ADDISON 0. ....u.
and anrist, office 37 Post, r. 1506 Pine,
office hours 1 to 4 P. M
Posner Abraham, cigarmaker, r. 337 Hayes
Posner Benjamin, brassfinisher Rudgear & Shepman,
r. 337 Hayes
Posner Hannah Mrs., cigars and tobacco, 387 Hayes
Posner Henry D., salesman Edward H. Lichtenstein,
r. 833 Bush
Posner Max (Hildebrandt, Posner 4 Co.) r. 1630 Post
Posuer Philip, commercial traveler, r. ^7 Hayes
Post A. E. Mrs., r. 2')15 Leavenworth
Post Albert E., salesman Pac. Type Foundry Co., r.
2015 Leavenworth
Post Amelia Mrs., fumished rooms, 908 Pine
Post Charles E., dentist Leander Van Orden, r. Ala-
meda
Post George, selector B. Nathan & Co., r. 510 Green-
wich
Post James, r. 428 Green
Post Marcelle, stock clerk B. Nathan & Co., r. 610
Greenwich
Post Mary A., widow, r. 510 Greenwich
Post Nathan C, contractor, 30 New Montgomery, r.
203 Cortland Av
Post Office Inspectors, California, Nevada.Utah
and -Arizona Division, office 320 Sansome
Post Office San Francisco, William J. Bryan
postmaster. NW cor Washington and Battery,
branch ofBces Station A, 1305 Polk, Station B,
NW cor Eighth aijd Mission. Station C, NW cor
Mission and Twentieth. Station D, foot Market
POST PUBLISHING CO. .o^.
F. Sheelian president, Joseph P. Wise-
man secretary, 500 Montgomery
Post Stanley O., letter carrier Post Office, r. 2013
Leavenworth
Post Victor C, machinist Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 11 Julian Av
Po;=t Walter G., salesman Cluff Bros., r. 427 Green
Postal Index (monthly) Louis P, McCarty publisher
and proprietor, 713 California
Postel AmanduK C. F., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Polk and Ash Av
Postel Arnold (Postel Bros.) r. 919 Dolores
Postel August D., laborer, r. 1910 Powell
Postel Brothers (Arnold and Rudolf) liquor saloon,
NW cor Bush and Sansome
Postel Christian D., r. 1424 Taylor
Postel Frederick A. F., driver A, Schilling & Co., r.
171254 Polk
Postel Gustave, fenterboss S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 80:^ Greenwich
Postel Henrv J., salesman Fredericksburg Brewing
Co., 539 California
Postel Isaac, cabinet and chair maker, 413 Mission, r.
278 Jessie
Postel John F. W., grocer, r. 1 Polk
Postel P. William, drayman J, C. Johnson k Co., r.
Noe, bet Twenty-fourth and Jersey
Postel Rudolf (Postel Bros.) r. 919 Dolores
Postiglione Giuseppe M., merchant tailor, 107 Sutter,
r. 320 k Geary
Postles Mary E., domestic 615 Taylor
Postlethwaite James P., liquor dealer, r. 211 Polk
Postleton Thomas, clerk, r. 26 Oak Grove Av, rear
P<istley Patrick, merchant, r. 715 Howard
Postog Nicholas, candymaker, r. 3 Helen PI
Potentini Andrew (Carrere & Potentini) r. 44.5 Bush
Potosi Mining Co. (Storey Co.. Nev.) Charles K.
Elliot secretary, 79 Nevada Block
Potrero and Bay Vlew^ Railroad, Leland
Stanford president, J. L. Willcutt secretary, NE
cor Fourth and Tcwnsend, room 34
Potrero House, James Gateley proptr, SW cor Sier»
and Louisiana
DRAPERIES.
Special attention given to mal<ing up Draperies ani
Canopies for Lodges, Societies, etc.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MAEKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEI,.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Sbow Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? Marbt St
PPI IDCP FYTRA npYi A true Ch«mpsgne, comparison win prove
POT
\ superiority over imported. No Brandy i
"969
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
- 530 WASBX»OT0M STSZST.
POW
Potrero Marine Railway. J. C. Cousins superintendent,
SE cor Maryland and Sierra
Potrero Market, Henry Kroger proptr, S 8 Shasta, bet
Illinois and Michigan
Potrero Police StaUou, W s Kentucky, bet Sierra and
Nevada
Potrero Primary School, W. H. Edwards principal, E
8 Minnesota, bet Sierra and Napa
Potrero Ranch Dairy. William Schlothan proptr, W s
Minnesota, bet Sii rra and Napa
Prolrero Yeast and DIstilllngr Co., Herman
Westerfcld president, W s Minnesota, bet Nevada
and Yolo, office 214-220 Stockton
Potrero Yeast and VInegrar Co., H. Wester-
feld & Co. proprietors, W g Minnesota, bet Nevada
and Yolo, office 214-220 Stockton
Potsmith Charles, boot and shoemaker, 422 Post
Potter Mrs., widow, r. 1827 Market
Potter Abitbar F., bookkeeper Frederick W. Potter,
r. 10 Stevenson
PotttT Addison, machinist Market St. RR.
Potter Albert, hostler Suiter St. RE.
Putter Albert F., porter Son Bros., r. 356 J4 Brannan
Potter AmericuB V., contractor, r. 225 Stevenson
Potter Charles, r. 213 Jones
Potter Charles, bartender, r. 412 Kearny
Potter Charles, butcher, r. 519 Third
Potter Charles, master mariner, r. .'509 Powell
Potter Charles, molder Pac. Iron Works, r. 793 Mis-
sion
Potter Charles A., fireman S. P. Co., r. 73fi Sixteenth
Potter Charles A., journalist, r. 37 Oak Grove Av
Potter Charles F., clerk Davis Bros., 1234 Market, r.
1013 Market
Potter Charles M., compositor Chronicle, r. 223 Leaven-
worth
Potter David K., peddler, r. 636 Commercial
Potter £d\vard E., secretary Sun Insurance Co.,
428 California, r. East Oakland
Potter Edward T., collector C. R. Allen, r. 208 Chest-
nut
Potter Emily E. Miss. r. 1924 Jessie
Potter Frank A. (Potter & Davis) and crockery and
glassware, 251 U Mission, r. 2913 Folsom
Potter Frederick S.. salesman, r. 208 Chestnut
POTTER FREDERICK W.
lastmiinufacturer, 10 Stevenson, r. 210
Valencia
Potter George, bookkeeper, r. 1217 Market
Potter George W., driver C. W. Taber, r. 1008 Valencia
Potter Herbert B., carpenter, r. 3M9>4 Eddy
Potter James, brickmaker, r. 330 Twenty second
Potter JeHse S., butcher, r. 45 South Park
Potter John, carpenter, r. 1336 J4 Natoma
Potter John A., real estate, r. 17 Twenty-second
Potter John A. (McGillivray, Potter & Co.) r. Cosmo-
politan Hotel
Potter John H., lastmaker, r. 618 Guerrero
Potter John R. master mariner, r. 208 Chestnut
Potter John R. Jr., clerk O. F. Von Rhein & Co., r.
208 Chestnut
Potter Lyman G., carpenter, r. 651 Harrison
Potter Mary, widow, r. 3" Baldwin Court
Potter Nicholas, bricklayer, r. 2650 Folsom, rear
Potter Samuel O. L., r. Occidental H^tel
Potter Samuel L., clerk Custom House
Potter Stephen, short-liand reporter, 606 Mont-
gomery, room 24, r. 1707 Leavenworth
Potter Thomas F'., superintendent stables N. B. and
M. RR., r. 209 Seventh
Potter Thomas L., clerk Le Count Bros., r. 2313 Bush
Potter Walter S., clerk track dept 6. P. Co., room 68,
r. 1928 Jessie
Potter William, accountant. 405 Kearny
P.tter William, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Potter William, stevedore r. 545 Mission
Potter William, teamster, r. 116 Lily Av
FRATINGFR & CO.
MOURNING SUITS
MADE AT SHORTEST NOTICE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
MARBLE WASH STANDS,
IV ASH BASINS, BASIN COCKS.
Lane's Sanitary Basin Trap effecinally exclades sewer m
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNY STREET.
Established 1S60. Telephone 315.
Potter William, veterinary surgeon, r. 519 Third
Potter William Jr., superintend-nt Commercial Steam
Power Works, 506', Coinniereial, r. 519 Third
Potter William F., laborer W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
Oakland
Potter William K., r. 1924 Jessie
Putter William T., n.older, r. 44 Third
Potter & Davis (Frank A. Potter and Thomas J. Davis)
crockery and glassware, 2018 Fillmore
Pottet Henri (Henri Pottet & Co.) r. 31 Nebraska
Pottet Henri & Co. (Henri Pottet and Jacques Laba-
taille) florists. 14 Sixth .
Potthast Frank J. blacksmith, 1123 Market
Potthoff Annie Miss (Patthofif & Cowan) r. 1040 Mis-
sion
Potthoff August, master schr Black Diamond, r. 14
Bhixome
Potthoff William, cook, r. 533 Sacramento
Pothoff William S., stoves and ranges, 1309 Mission.
r. 1040 Mission
Potthoff .^c Cowan (Miss A. Potthoff and Miss L.J.
Cowan) dressmaking, 1040 Mis>-ion
Potting Henry, laborer Pac. Iron Works, r. 824 Harri-
son
Potts A. W., bank commissioner, office 528 Cali-
fornia, room 2, r. Los Angeles
Potts Jame8;A., salesman O. Foss, r. 569 Stevenson
Putts Thomas, lumberman A. M. Simpson & Bro., r.
569 Stevenson
Potts Richard C. clerk U. S. Railway Mall Service, r.
Oakland
Pou Augustine, boxmaker CJnion Box Factory, r.6613<
Mission
Poujol Caiiiille H., trunkmaker, r. Ws Kentucky, bet
Sierra and Nevada
Poulsen Andrew, waiter Toft fc Wilson, r. 225 Minna
Poulsen Charles, engineer Oregon Imp. Co., r. 2(j7
Clara
Poulsen Christian, seaman, r. 263 East
Poulsen Georee F„ capitalist, r. 11 Seventh
Poulsen J. Mrs , widow, r. 534 J^ Ninth
Poulsen L., quartermaster stinr City of New York
Poulsen Peter, cooper, r. 540 Ninth
Poulsen Peter J., seaman, r. 100)4 Jackson
Poulsen Waldemar, steward J. H. Metz, r. 923 Har-
rison
Poulsen Edna S. Mrs., teacher elocution, r. 916 Hyde
Poulson H., master mariner, r. 17 Morris Av
Poulson John H., coachman J. Thomas Boyson, r.
322 )« O'Farrell
Poulson Lizzie Mrs., r. 322)4 O'Farrell
Poulson Peter Mrs., hairdressing, 2 Sixth, r. 280
Minna
Poulson P. W., physician and surgeon, 36 Geary, r.
Oakland
Poulson R., master mariner, r. 17 Morris At
tgr Poulson. See Paulsen. Paulson and Poison
Poulter Charles T., springfltter Betts" Spring Co., r.
Oakland
Poulter Charlotte Miss, r. 1926 Jessie
Poultuey George T. (Smith & Poultuey) r.1S34 O Far-
rell
Ponndkeeper, N s California, bet Walnut and
Pouqmtie Peter, butcher, r. Railroad Av, bet St.
Thomas and Venezuela
PoutreNNthaniel. niachinehand, r. 918 Harrison
Pouyal J., florist. 1727 Mission and 1211 Polk
Pouzadoux Louis (Bernard fc Ponzadoux) r. 1502 Pine
Puvey Jesse, shoemaker, r. 19-20 Ellis
Pow Archibald, teamster Allen & HIggins Lumber
Co.. r. 3 Camp
Powell Abraham, general manager Puget Sound
Lumber Co., Pier 3, Steuart, r. Oakland
Powell Alfred G., millhand California Mill, r. 3128
Sacramento
Powell A. M., bartender Margetson & Street, r. 108
Sixth
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JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
}riannrnc(urer of *verr denrrlptlon of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to 5U Beale Street. San FriMieliteo.
Truman, Isham & Hooker. i^e^It'Sr-- *'•_.»??«»-. carriages.
lamp Seats sold to tlie Trade;
POW
970
POW
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTERS Oy
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
All Sizes and Numbers.
309. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
QQ
128
Powell Charles, fireman, r. 2012 Dnpont
Powell Charles, glans stainer John Mallon
Powell Charles J., conductor Market St.
Precita Av
Powell Christopher, gasfltter Henry Williamson, r.
615 Hi > ward
Powell David, traveling agent WabaBh Route for P«^
cific Coast, 19 Moi.tgomery, r. Br<ioklyn Hotel
Powell Elizabeth, widow, r. SE cor Bryant and Clin-
ton
Powell Delmore M., cooper, r. 733 Bryant
Powell Frank, packer, r. 810 Powell
Powell Geiirge, cardriver, r. 431 Tehama
Powell George E., with Levison Bros., r. 1601 Ji Pill-
more
Powell Harry H., watertenderstmrZealandia, r. 159
Tehama
Powell H. B., traveling salesman Rfidlngton * Co.
Powell Howell A., attorney at law, 207 Sausome,
r. Oakland
Powell .Tames, blacksmith Larkins & Co.. r. Alameda
Powell Jesse, gasfitter Henry Williamson, r. SW cor
Bryant and Clinton
Powell John, peddler, r. 416 Frani'isco
Powell John B., carpenter, r. 1104 Mission
Powell Louise Miss, r. 830 Union
Powell Mary, burler 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. IHOl H Fillmore
Powell Richard, fireman S. P. Co.. r. 203 Sixteenth
Powell Siimnel W., liquor saloon. 129 Clay
Powell Stephen J , gasfitter Henry Williamson, r. SW
cor Bryant and Clinton
Powell Street Railway Co., W. J. Adams president,
George H. Waggoner secretary, 32 Merchants' Ex-
change
Powell Street Primary School, Miss M. C. Robertson
principal, W s Powell, bet Washington and Jack-
son
Powell Thomas, Powell's Hay and Straw Elevator,
301 Market
Po-well Walti»r, manager Bank of British Colum-
bia, SE cor California and S«nsome, r. Berkeley
Powell William E., carpenter M. & A. Hansen, r. 3128
Sacramento
Powell Willlana T., porter, r.ll36 Howard
Powells Edward R., salesman, r. 103 Geary
Powelson John P., expressman, r. 1139 Union
Powelson Louis P., expressman, SE cor Bush and
Montgomery, r. 1139 Union
Powelson Walter, shoemaker Solomon Marks, r. 1139
Union
Powelson William, carpenter, r. 514 Jones
Powelson William L. Mrs., widow, r. 1523 Golden
Gate Av
Power Bernard, groceries and liquors, 1721 M Jones
Power Carlos W., salesman J. J. Evans, r. 121 Stock-
ton
Power George Mrs., teacher music, 100:l Mission
Power James, mnfr tin dairy goods, 49 Sacramento,
r. 323 O'Farrell
Power James D., special agent U. S. Treasury, U. S.
Appraisers' Blilg, first floor, r. 236 Taylor
Power John, groceries and liquors. 1116 Folsom, r.
1118 Folsom
Power Mary, widow, r. 3212 Steiner
Power Sarah Mrs., teacher music, r. 1003 Mission
Power Wil'iam, liquor saloon and lodgings, 19 Com-
mercial
Powers Alexander D., cardriver, r. 251 Tehama, rear
, Powers A.. M. Mrs., widow, ladies' nurse, r. NE cor
Fillmore and Clay
I PowersJArthur C, clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 2657
I Post
Powers Bridget, widow, r. S s Ripley PI, bet Harrison
I and Folsom B. H.
Powers C. A. Mrs., widow, r. 607 Folsom
Powers C. H. Mrs., widow, r. BS8 Twentieth
Powers Charles A. Mrs., boarding, 607 Folsom
Powers Charles E., compositor Call, r. 644 Sacramento
Powers Charles F., clerk William Schmalz, r. 1040 3^
Mission
Powers Charles W., salesman J. J. Evans, r. 121
Stockton
Powers Daniel, carpenter, r. 637 5i Natoma
Powers Daniel, machine hand Mechanics' Mill, r.
719 M Clementina
Powers Daniel Jr., fireman, r. 318 Duncan
Powers David, secretary Liverpool Consolidated Min-
ing Co., 325 Mont;;omery, room 3, r. Oakland
Powers David J., feeder Schmidt Label and Litho
Co., r. 914 Montgomery Av
Powers Edward, bartender John Powers, r. 719 Howard
Powers Edward, cooper Charles P. Golden, r. 533
Commercial
Powers Edward, fireman, r. 318 Duncan
Powers Edward, hostler, r. 155 Minna
Powers Edward, longshoreman, r. 512 '^ Second
Powers Edward J., plumber, r. 2316 Fillmore
Powers Edward J., Boaman, r. 512 'i Second
Powers Edwin F., clerk, r. 921 Jones
Powers Eiagene, helper P. F. Dundon, r. 5 Natoma
Powers Frank, second mate bktne Retriever, r. 26
Sacramento
Powers Frank J., stockcutter Buckingham b He«ht,
r. 425 ij Clementina
Powers Frederick H., engineer, r. 607 Folsom
Pow^ers Greorge H., M. D., oculist, aurist and
1 iryngoseopist, 215 Geary, r. 923 Hyde
Powers George M., tinsmith, r. 921 Jones
Powers Gilbert N., driver, r. 2228 Greenwich
Powers Harry, lumberman, r. 339 Third
Powers Hugh P., butcher, and extraman Engine No.
14, r. 424 M Linden At
Powers James, driller S. F. Bridge Co., r. Kentucky
Home
Powers James, longshoreman, r. cor Henrietta and
Cherubusco, B. H.
Powers James, sergeant Morse's Patrol, r. 331 Mont-
gomery
Powers James, calker, r. 331 Bryant
Powers James D., butcher, SE cor Turk and Pierce
Powers James J., collector P. F. Collier, r. 323 Minna
Powers James J., stevedore, r. 112 Steuart
Powers James H., teamster, r. 864 Mission
Powers James M., marble cutter, r. 921 Jones
Powers James \V., carpenter, r. 425^ Clementina
Powers Jeflfrey. night inspector Custom House, r.
921 a Folsom
Powers Jerome W., compositor, r. 1201 Union
Powers J. J.. laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r. 24
Hampton PI
Powers John, baker Hird & Dittmar, r. 2409 Howard
Powers John, carpenter, r. 323 Minna
Powers John, clerk D. Samuels, r. 515 Bush
Powers John, cooper, r. 46 Clementina
Powers John, cooper, r. 921 Jones
Powers John, fireman Pac. Oil and Lead Works, r. 318
Duncan
Powers John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Union
and Hyde
Powers John, hill man N. B. and M. BR.
Powers John, liquor saloon, 711 Howard
Powers John, painter, r. 1609 Mason
Powers John, policeman, r. 2823 Bush
Powers John, stevedore, r. 409 Tehama
Powers John F., tanner, r. 5 Bruce PI
Powers John T., outside watchman U. 8. Mint, r. 305
Mason
Powers John W., porter, r. 921 Jones
Powers J. S., salesman Murphy, Grant b Co., r. Oak-
land
Powers Julia, widow, r. 764 Harrison
Powers Kidd. blacksmith, r. 418 Green
Powers Lawrence, bartender John Powers, r. 719
Howard
Powers Lawrence, laborer, r. 318 Duncan
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOIS' Al YOUTHS' SOITS
AT
"THE HASTINGS."
MFEBIU Sit Ik. Ol 01 LOHDOH
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WIL SEZTO», laO. Uaugei:
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
POW
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PRA
Powers Lawrence, tanner, r. SE cor Sixth and Bran-
nan
Powers Lawrence, teamster, r. 1021 Paciflo
Powt-rs Ltzzie Miss, r. 4'24 54 Linden Av
Powers Maigaret. widow, r. 1040 >4 Mission
Powi rs M;(ry, wiitow, r. S«2 Howard
Powers Maud, shoefitter Kuiz & Mnrr, r. 320J4 0roTe
Powers M. E. Mrs., liquor SHioon, 3.)9 Third
Powers Morris, flreiiian, r. 339 Twentv-i iuth
Powers Michael, car driver, r. K04 VaH.-ji)
Powers Michael, dairyman, 228 Eighth
Powers Michae:, longshoreraan, r. 31(i Beaie, rear
Powers Mirhael, packer, r. 6J7 Broadway
Powers Michael, porter and extraman Hook and Lad-
der No. 2
Powers Michael F., gripman Market St. RR., r. 60
Clipper
Powers Michael J., laborer Union Iron Works, r. N •
Shasta, bet Illinois and Hlcbiean
Powers Nicholas, btiker. r. 412?i Fifth
Powers Ordell H., clerk A. L. Bancroft b Co., r. 1050
McAllister
Powers Patrick, Bhoemaker Moore & Murphy, r. 611 1^
Minna
Powers Patrick, stevedore, r. 90 Federal
Powers Patrick J., gashtter, r. NE cor Clay and Fill-
more
Powers Peter J., clerk, r. 1040J4 Mission
Powers Ralston F., clerk Cal. Ins. Co., r. 1714 Clay
Powers Redmond T., clerk, r. 921 Jonos
Poweis Robert, carpenter, r. 600 Mission
Powers Richard, painter, r. 6(iH Bunh
Powers Sallie C, widow, r. 1502 M California
Powers Theodore, clerk J. M. Moran k Co., r. Ameri-
can Exchange Hotel
Powers Thomas, clerk J. SilTerman, r. 331 Bryant
Powers Thomas, condiictor, r. 637 5* Natoma
Powers Thomas, juuk dealer, r. 7 Church Lane
Powi rs Thomas, laborer, r. 1«14 Laguna
Powers Thomas, laborer P. M. SS Co.
Powers Thomas, lumberman, r. 82 Clementina
Powers Thomas Jr., plniuber, r. 7 Church Lane
Powers Thomas A., seaman, r. 409 Tehauia
Powers Thomas F., plumber T. R<«ss, r. 1112 Treat Av
Powers Thomas F., salesman P. F. Nolan b Sons, r.
29 Eddy
Powers Thomas H., carpenter, r. 1112 Treat Av
Powers Thomas J., butcher, NE cor Hayes and Van
Ness Av, r. 002 Franklin
Powers T. M., salesman C. Curtin, r. 330 Golden G»te
Av
Powers Walter, roal passer stmr Queen of the Pacific,
r. 3?i Broadway
Powers Walter, lireman, r. 318 Duncan
Powers William, boilermaker, r. S » Ripley PI, bet
Harrison and Folsom, B. H.
Powers William, laborer, r. 6l> Natoma
Powers William, laborer, r. W 8 DeHaro, bet Center
and El Dorado
Powers William, packer Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r.
5 Howard Court
Powers William, spinner 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 221 ii Clara
Powers William B., shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. cor Church and Jersey
Powers William H., compositor Filmer & Stiller
Electro Co., r. 425 J^ Clementina
Powers William J., gardener, r. 2019 Bush
Pow> rs William J., tinsmith, r. 921 Jones
IGT Powers. See Power
Powerson John, carpenter, r. 54 Sacramento
Powley Mary Mrs., r. 1502k Polk
Powley Theodore, laborer South S. F. Brewery, r. NW
• cor Railroad Av and Paraguay
PoMrning Josf'ph, manager California Powder
Works and Hercules Powder Works, 230 Cali-
fornia, r. 646 Fell
Powning Susan, widow, liquor saloon, 433 Jessie
DR. BAZAN'S
THERM«-i:i,ECTKIC
RUSSIAN ail TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Eatls Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BOILERS and STOVES
Connecied lor Hoi and Coll Water in tlie tiest maniifir.
WATER BACKS, WATER HEATERS,
Of all kinds made and repaired.
W. E. LANE,
PLUMBER, 605 KEARNY STRBBT.
EstahllBheil 18(W. Telephone 815^
Powning William A., clerk Paraffiue Paint Co., r. 846
Fell
Poxleitner John, porter B'^ca Brewing Co., r. Broad,
bet Marengo and (.'apitol. Ocean View
Poyisson DuBrutz, r. 2347 WaKhiiiKtou
Poyser George, painter United Painters' Assn, r. 13
Ransch
Poyser Harry, painter, r. 13 Rausch
Poyser Thomas, manager United Painters' Assn, r. 13
Rausch
Pozessi Emilia, vocalist, r. 414 Jonea
Poznanski Herman, clgarettemaker, r. 410 Sixth
Poznanski Tilly Mrs., r. 410 Sixth
Pozzi Albert A., clerk Dodge, Sweeney h Co., r. 536
WHshingtou •
Pozzi Peter, r. 2213 Powell
Pozzodiborgo Anton, clerk Joseph Durronx, r.S2)4 Zoe
Pozznolaiia Cement Co., I. T. Milliken secretary, 328
Montgomery, room 5
Pracht August, carpenter, r. 1835 Ellis
Pracht -Julie Mrs., teacher langua'.'es, 815 Hyde
Pracht Max, salmon packer, r. 813 Union
Pracht Robert, carpenter S. P. Co., r. 815 Hyde
Pracy George T., capitalist, r. NE cor Church and
Twenty-third
Pracy Joseph, machine works, 109-111 Mission, r.
NE cor Church and Twenty-third
Pradel Auguste, fcinner A. Legallet, r. N • Venezuela,
bi t Tombigbee and PotomHC
Pradel Justin, molder, r. 641 Broadway
Prader Joseph, barber Frank Lewis, r. 119 Jackson
Prader W. A., messenger Wells, Fargo k Co., r. 515
Kearuy
Praeder Herman J., tinsmith, r. 465 Tehama
Priietzi'l C. G., conductor Market St. KR.,r.506 Baker
Prag Daniel, tanner M. Prag, r. 818 Filbert
Prag George, bookkeeper, r. KIH Filbert
Prag Oussie Miss, bookkeeper Madison & Burk», r. 905
Twentieth
Prag Martin, tinware and plumbing, 215 Clay, r. 818
Filbert
Prag May Mrs., teacher Girls' High School, r. 1018
Van Ness Av
Prager Abi aham J., furnishing goods and clothing,
828-8M3 Kearny, r. 724 O'Farrell
Prager Isaac, clerk Abraham J. Prager, r.724 O'Farrell
Prager Lesser, salesman Abraham J. Prager, r. 724
O'Farrell
Praget Teresa, widow, r. 6 Washoe PI
Prahl Charles, vlnegartuaker Fisher Packing Co., r.
cor Sansome and Pacific
Prahl Henry, real estate, r. 1422 Sutter
Prahl Henry H., tailor P. Felsenthal & Co., r. 1918
Buchanan
Prahl M. Mrs., lodgings, 777 Market
Prahl William W., carpainter, r. 448H Valencia
a^ Prahl. SeeProll
Prange Richard, laborer, r. 607 Linden Av
PratherJohn M., insurance, 3ul Calliornia, r. 11
Kearny
Prather J. S., tinner, r. 2.31 Fifteenth
Prato Antone, porter W. Wiebe, r. 226 Broadway
Prato Antonio i Prato k Bianchi) r. 407 Filbert
Prato * Bianclii (Antonio Prato and Luigi Bianchi)
liquor saloon, 1411 Dupont
Pratt Adelbert F., teamster Buron Kelley, r. 127 Cali-
fornia Av
Pratt Allen \V., salesman, r. 520 Bush
Pratt Ann. widow, r. 26 Laurel Fl
Pratt Arthur G.. foreman factory Celery, Beef and
Iron Extract Co.. 1.5-17 Post, r. Oakland
Pratt Augustus D., butcher Simon Solomon, r. 8 El-
liot Park
Pratt Carrie Miss, candy packer William Townsend,
r. 4.55 Stevenson
Pratt Charles H. J., teamster, r. 147 Clara
Pratt Clara Mrs., dressmaker, r. 326 Larkin
Pratt Curtis N., harnesscleaner, r. 454 Stevenson
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 F5RST ST.
TELEFBONB 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
S. DAVIS, City Agent,
429 CalUornia Streot.
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ALL SIZES.
809, 3U. 313. 315 and 317 MABKET STBEET
Pratt Edward, butcher, W g Railroad Av, bet St.
Thoiuas and Venezuela
Pratt Edward S., clerk Post Office, r. 126 Fifth
Pratt Elijah S , carpenter, locksmith, etc., 325 Fran-
cisco, r. 8 Hartmann
Pratt Emily J., widow, r. 715 Bush
Pratt Frederick, tailor Thomas Drady, r. 753 Howard
Pratt George C, general agent Cal. Insurance Co., 316
Cal., r. Oakland
Pratt George W., tt-amster, r. 205 Harrison
Pratt Harry, fireman stmr Geo. W. Elder, r. Ill Clin-
ton
Pratt Henriette H. Miss, r. 839 California
Pratt Henry G., carpenter and builder, 61 Clay,
r. 5C7 Howard
Pratt Horace C, assistant weigher Custom House, r.
Oakland
Pratt Horace G., Grand Recorder A. O. U. W.,
40 St Ann's Bldg, r. Oakland
Pratt -James, manager Irving Hall, r. 212 Octavia
Pratt James, printer, r. 212 Octavia
Pratt James N., druggist, r. 224 Fourth
Pratt Jesse, sign painter, 1713 Market, r. 113 Hill
Pratt Jobn C, clerfe, r. K093i Miuna
Pratt John F., assistaut U. S. Coast and Geodetic
Survey, r. Olympia, Wash. Ter.
Pratt John H., with Boericke & Schreck, r. 234 Sut-
ter
Pratt John E., bookkeeper George W. Tindal, r.
Prescott House
Pratt John L., sawyer, r. 201 Mission
Pratt Leonidas Mrs., widow, r. 1102 Eddy
Pratt Leonidas E. Jr., clerk Am. Sugar Refinery, r.
1102 Eddy
■ Pratt Le Riy, traveler Murphy, Grant & Co., r. Port-
land, Oregon
■ Pratt Marietta, widow, r. 701 Stockton
I Pratt Melvin L., drayman Holbrook, Merrill b Stet-
son, r. ao3 shotwrll
Pratt O. M.. clerk audiUng dept Wells. Fargo & Co.,
r. 713 Tavlor
I Pratt Orville C, r. 731 Sutter
; Pratt Othello C, capitalist, 206 Sansome, rooms 9-11,
I r. IIOJ Eldy
j Pratt Robert F., proptr Irving Hall, r. 212 Octavia
j Pratt Robert H., assistant general superintend-
I eut S. P. Co., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room
1 4.5, r. .520 Golden Gate Av
! Pratt Roman, laborer, r. SE cor St. Thomas and Yazoo
j Pratt Samuel E., cook, r. 157 Natoma
Pratt Slierry A., clerk Horace G. Pratt, r. Oakland
I Pratt William A., silesman Gutta Percha and Rubber
Mnfg Co., r. 520 Bush
Pratt William H., foreman H. G. Pratt, r. 708 How-
I ard
[ Praul Aaron J., teamster T. B. Broderick. r. 37 Ches-
i ley
; PrauD William, architect, r. 21 H Polk
Pray Francis Mrs., r. 2320 Pine
Pray Frank P.. real estate, r. 611 Chestnut
. Pray Frederick H., photographer, r. 100 Fifth
i Pray Harper L., telegraph operator S. P. Go's, bldg,
I NE cor Fourth and Townsend, r. 522 Third
Pray Jennie Mrs., r. 1423 Laguna
Pray Oliver \., bookkeeper, r. 600 Geary
I Prazet Andrew, laborer, r. 6 Washoe PI
Prazet Tt-resa, widow, r. 6 Wa«shoe PI
Preason Neal r. 2015 Powell
; Preass Frederick, waiter, r. 954 Dikeman PI
Preble Frank E., secretary California Lumber
Exchange, Pier :i, Stenart, r. 2324 Fillmore
Preble Louis B., expressman, r. 36 Clay
Preble Pearson N. (J. H. Farnham & Co.) r. 479
Haigbt
Preble William H. L., carpenter, r. 1017 Treat At
Precht Charles F., clerk, r. 1215 Bush
Precht Herman F., porter r. 305 Davis
Precht Ida, widow, r. 1215 Bush
Prefer Charles, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
317!^ Capp
Prefontaine Mary, widow, r. 6 Birch Av
Pregel Louise Miss, dressmaker, r. 8 Ridley
Pregel Rose, widow, r. 10 Union PI
Pregge Henry, liquor saloon, 20 Sacramento, r. 18X
Sacramento ,
Preiss John, maltster Herman Zwieg, r. 614 Brannan
Preissler Joseph, salesman Joseph Michalitschke, r.
710 California
Prelato Francis Rev. S. J., clergyman St. Ignatiui
College, 214 Hayes
Prendall William, master mariner, r. 2014 Dupont
Prendeble Thomas W., expressman, r. 134 Townsend
Preudergast James, mattressmaker, r. 23-'8 Harrison
Prendergast James W., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co.,
r. 423 Ellis
Prendergast John J., barrelmaker, r. 2328 Harrison
Prendergast John J., bartender Gordon k Healy, r.
821 Jessie
Prenderg^ast Jobn J. Very Rev., Vicar-
Geueral San Francisco, r. 628 California
Prendergast John M., plumber William D. Hobro, r.
Ocean View
Prendergast Katherlne, widow, r. 12 Clementina
Prendergast Martin, laborer, r. 2i2d Harrisoif
Prendergast Martin Jr., r. 2328 Harrison
Prrndergast Patrick H., clerk, r. 2323 Harrison
Prendergast Thomas F., clerk The Bradstreet Co., r.
321 Fell
e^ Prendergast. See Pendergast
Prenitz William, cabinetmaker H. Grans, r. 20 3j Clin-
ton
Prenta Ghinge, bootblack, 12 Bush, r. 31 Broadway
Prentice Arthur, messenger local freight office S. P.
Co., r. 611 Harrison
Prentice Chalmer M. C, physician, 620 Sutter
Prentice Edwin H., clerk general freight office S. P.
Co., r. 224 Devisadero
Prentice Frederick A., operator local freight office 8.
P. Co., r. 618 Fourth
Prentice George, hostler, r. 1125 Howard
Prentice George C. clerk, r. 714 Waller
Prentice Howard, assistant bookkeeper Samuel Hill
estjte, r. Alameda
Prentice J. W., r. 526 Post
Prentice Zacharias, liquor saloon, W s Kentucky, bet
Sierra and Nevada
Prentiss Merrill, machinist White Sewing Machine
Co., r. 205 Leavenworth
Prentiss S. R., capitalist, 401 California, room 28. r.
Oakland
Presbury William W., r. 109 Montgomery
Presbyterian Chinese Mission, Rev. A. W. Loomii
superintendent, NE cor Sacramento and Stockton
Presbyterian Chinese Mission Home, Mrs. P. D.
Browne president, 9:j3 Sacramonto
Prescott Abraham, teamster, r. 1509 Post
Prescott Charles A., compositor Chronicle, r. 247 Sev-
enth
Prescott Dorcas S. Miss, teacher Irving Primary
School, r. 1532 Polk
Pres -ott Elias, driver George Bruns, r. 221 Broadway
Prescott George W., president Union Iron Works. 216
Market, r. Palace Hotel
Prescott House, J. W. Becker proprietor, SW cor
Kearny and Montgomery Av
Prescott Howard R., student Heald's Business Col-
lege, r. 410 Hyde
Prescott James, engineer, r. 1723 Market
Prescott James G., salesman, r. 1116 Le8ven\^orth
Prescott John. r. 1025 Sutter
Presentation Convent, W s Powell, bet Greenwich
and Lombard
Presho John, laborer, r. W b Michigan, bet Napa and
Shasta
Presho Richard, secretary Jewish Times Publishing
Co., 509 Montgomery, r. 411 Brannan
WHOLESALE AJST) EETAH,
W. S- J. SLOANE & CO.
Ml to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
UaimfactiiTers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM SI
FPI IP9F FYTRA RRY l« ^^ *''«*'»«'* P»^" «' CUret«, Hock«.1ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
LULirOL LA 1 nH Un I IBurgnndles.SiiUtemes.PorteBndSherneaf 630 WASHmOTOH ST2EEI.
PEE
973
PRI
m
Preslio Robert W., proprietor Union Hotel, W s
Ml< bigan, bet Napa and Shasta
Preaidioand Ferries Railroad Co., William
Clift president and superintendent, John B.
LeiKhton seiretary, office 1111 Union
Preeiillo MIniug Co. (Presidio Co., Tex.) L. Osborn
secretary, 2!^Nevada Block
Presidio Reservation, W of Lyon, three miles
from Old City Hall
Pressler Fred, clerk, r. 710 California
Presley Aunie M., bookkeeper D. Lundy, r. 747 Fol-
8om
Presley Hnpb, •watchman, r. 747 Folsom
Presley Jeremiah, with Forster k Little, r. 315 Minna
Prenley Jeremiah, miner, r. 464 )i Tehama
Presley Perry S., clerk 0. W. Coburn & Co., r. 747
Folsom
Presley William H., clerk Q. G. Burnett, r. 747 Fol-
som
Press Thomas D.. carpet layer, r. 108 Eleventh
Pressley Leonidas C. watchmaker. 134 Fifth
Presso Gregory, teamster, r. cor Fillmore and Fran-
cisco
Prcssoii George R., cashier Main & WlncheBter, r. 510
Powell
PrcsBy CVment B., barber, r. 637 palifomis
Pi-ef-t John. CHrpenter. r. 311) Minna
Prestal John B. A., cook, r. SW cor Jersey and Dia-
mond
Prestin^n C. L., condnctor Sutter St. RB., r. cor Baker
and Sutter
Preston Arthur H., clerk, r. 704 Larkin
Preston Benjnmin T. K., register of deposits U. 8.
Mint. r. 823 Union
Preston Cliarles, machinift. r. 7)i Grand Av
Preston dura Mrs., r. 712 Taylor
Preston Edjrar F.. attorney at law, 310 Pine,
rnoiiis H-16, r. 1922 .Sacramento
Prpston Edward, furniture, r. 1819 O'Farrell
Preston Edward J., electrolyper Filmer & Stiller
Electro Co.. r. 730 Sixteenth
Preston Elizabeth, widow, r. 9)i Grand Av
Preston J. A., r. 1211 Polk
Preston John, engineer, r. 2426 Market
Preston Jihn B.. coal pacser, r. 19 Madison Av
Preston Julius Mrs., widow, r. 10 Monroe
Preston Nellie Miss, compositor, r. 730 Sixteenth
Preston Otis J. (Pre.ctnn & McKinnon) r. 1431 Mission
Preston Robert J., chief clerk Post Office, r. G14 Sut-
ter
Prcdton Robert J., copyist, r. 102 Bernard
Preston Thomas, coaibman 951 Chestnut
Preston William, laborer, r. cor Potter and Mission
Preston William, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
Alameda
Preston William H., laborer, r. 13^ Decatnr
Preston William P., salesman Preston & McKinnon,
r. 1431 Mission
Preston <!te McKinnon (Otis J. Preston and John
J. McKinnon) wholesale and retail lumber. Pier
5, Steuart
Pretorious ("harles. bill poster, r. 930 Montgomery
Pretorions Frederick (Pretorious i Lemmer) r. 9
PeHrl
Pretorious k Lemmer(Frederlck Pretorious and John
C Lemmerj proptrs California Boiler Works, 127
Fremont
Pretorious Sophia, widow, r. MH Welsh
Prett I., r. SpriuR Valley Homestead, nr Mission Road
Pretty Albert, upboleterer F. W. Kreling & Sons, r. 7
Bond
Preve Joseph, fisherman, r. 30 Prescott
Prevoct Augustine W., specialofficer, r. 1937 Broad-
way
Prevost Francis A., special officer, r. 1937 Broadway
Prevost Gustave, machinist National Iron Works, r.
1711 Mason
Prevost Maxinie. liquor dealer, r. 1325 Sacramento
FRATINGER & CO.
OP ALL DE30EIPTI0NS.
105 KEAKNY STREET.
SAS, WATER and STEAM
FITTING,
In all its Branches, Well Done.
w_ e_~l_ane:,
PLUMBER, 60B KEARNV STREET)
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Prevost Thomas L.. carp.'nter, r. 2912 Jj Sixteenth
IS" Prevost. See Provost
Pdani AUL'elini Mrs., midwife, r. 15.32 Stockton
Priber Kmile C, manager Napa Valley Wine Co.,
11 First, r 231 Fair Oaks
Price Alfred, fruit deali r, r. 18 RyinRton
Price Ann, widow, boarrting. 109 Vallejo
Price Artliur F. (Price's Assay Office) assayer,
analj tici.l (hemist and mining engineer, 524 Sac-
ramento, r. 715 Post
Price Arthur H., bookkeeper Hulme & Hart, r. Oak-
land
Price Charles A., serretnrv Seamens' Landlords' Mu-
tual Assn. office .'525 Front, r. 109 Vallejo
Price Charles H., r. 5.'6 Geary
Price Chwrles O., seamsn r. 714 Vallejo
Price Clara, widow, r. 705 Post
Price Dennis, fireman, r. GJ9 Front
Price Dora, widow, r. 5 Guerrero
Price Edw«rd (Eilward Price & Son) r. 1014 Pierce
Price Edward, carpenter, r. 49 Garden Av
Price Edward & Son (Edward and John) painters and
whiteners. 517 Geary
Price Eliza Miss, packer, r. ing Vallejo
Price Elizabeth Mrs., nurse, r. II114 Mission
Price Eben J., horseslioer, r. 402 Broadway
Price Ernest H., photographer, r. 4 Grove
Price FerdiuHnd. laborer, r. 37 Clinton
Price Geoige. laborer, r. 109 Vallejo
Price George C, correspondent W. C. Price k Co., r.
2125 Bush
Price George E., traveling salesman, r. 2238 Post
Price George F., bartender, r. Ocean Beach, nr Cliff
House
Price George W., mnchinist S. F. Tool Co.,r. Oakland
Price Harriet, domestic 214 Fair Oaks
Price Henry F.. attorney at law, 411 H California,
room 14. r. 3(i5 ( hcstnut
Price Hercules H.. drattsman engineer's dept S. P.
Co., r. 170'J Mason
Price Hugh, tailor. (JOI H Bush. r. 520 Stockton
Price J., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Price Jacob, manufai turer hay, hop, hide and
baling presses (San Ltaudro) San Francisco
office 410 Market
Price James B., clerk, r. 2080 Market
Price Jauies G., booker H. Plagemann & Co., r. Ctaa-
pultepec. nr Cortland Av. B. H.
Price John (Edwnrd Price \ Soul r. 1014 Pierce
Price John carpetlaver, r. SE cor Market and Eighth
Price John B.. papen arrier. r 16 Prospect PI
Price John J., cigarmaker, r. 41 J4 Clara
Price John J. S., ship joiner, r. 777 Mnrket
Price John T., painter, r. 213 Stevenson
Price Joseiib, i igarmaker Edward Schwerin k Son, r.
512 Howard
Price Leon E., salesman George Greenzwejg & Co , r.
815 Polk
Price Marv A., widow, r. 3 Howard Court
Price M. E.. blacksmith, r. 402 Broadway
Price Merton S., confectioner G. F. Roberts, r. 121154
PRICE MICHAEL ct.er^. 415!
Kenriiy, factory 2.S Ste-venson, r. 305 i
Cliestnut
Price N. B. .Mrs., r. 804 Jones |
Price Rulph. machinist Dow Steam Pump Worfes, r.
Oakland ;
Price Rosa, widow, r. Chapultepec, nr Cortland Av I
Price Ruftis J., master mechanic Sutter St. RH.,r. i
1 81 f> Post ,
Price Samuel, salesman Earle & Co., r. 919 Geary g
Price Simon, cutter Straus & Levy. r. 414 Golden Gate 75-
Price Thomas, r. 26i4 Kearny ®
Price TlioinHK H., plasterer, r.E s Folsom, nrTwenty- I ^
eighth, B. H. I CO
CO
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JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mnnnftoctnrer orrrerr <leiM>ripClon or
PASSENGER. STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 t4> au Beale titreet. Sau FruaciMM*.
Dennett Jump Seats.
Trnman, Isham A Hooker. 421-427 Market Bt.
PEI
974
PKI
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
lLAjrDFACT0EEKS OP
Plain, Japanned and Stamp«d
T I ISr XV ja. n. 3E3
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
PEICE THOMAS, M. D.
(Price's Assny Office) and assayer,
analytical chemist and mininsT en-
jS:iiie»ir, 534 Sacramento, r. 713 Post
Price Wallace C. (W. C. Price & Co.) r. 2125 Bush
Price AVatkin R., secretary Nevada Warehouse
aud Dock Co., 412 Pine, r. Oakland
Price W. C. &Co. (Wallace C. Price) produce commis-
sion merchants, H-27-329 Front
Price W. F., cook, r. .55 Second
Piice W. H., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r. East Oak-
land
Price William, bookbinder Hicks k Judd.r. 16 Taylor
Price William, policeman, r. 224 Capp
Price William, porter James Maggs, r. 130 Geary
Price William, tin roofer, r. 109 Vallejo
Price William, watchman, r. Georgia, bet Sierra and
Shasta
Price William, watchman Stockton Planing Mills, r.
Twenty-eighth, nr Folsorn, B. H.
Price William E., laborer, r. 114 Fourth
Price William E., dentist, SE cor Market and Fifth
PrlL-e William J., painter, r. E • Folsorn, nr Tweut y
eiahth, B. H.
B^" Price. See Pries
PRICE'S ASSAY OFFICE
(Tliomag and Artlinr F. Price) assayers,
analytical chemists and mininjf en-
gineers, 534: Sacramento
Prices Current (mercantile weekly) Edward R.
Painter publisher, 123 Cilifornia
Prichard Cecelia M. Miss, r. 928 Valencia
Prichard Timothy, collector, r. 1700 Larkin
l»" Prichard. See Pritchard
Prickett A. J., r. 630 Mission
Prickett Alfred, painter, r. 870 Folsom
Prideaux John S., lumber surveyor, 25 Steuart, r. 532
Natoma
Priebatch Wolff, r. 604 Hayes
Prien Henry groceries, ships dtores and liquors, NE
cor Spear and Hathaway's Wharf
Prien H. F., druggist aud chemist, NW cor Hayes
and Laguna, r. 241 Oak
Prieu Ludwig, clerk, r. 314 Bush
Pries Edward C, r. 27 J^ Clinton
Pries Frederick, bandsawyer Charles Klemm, r. 27 Jj
Clinton
Pries Frederick, waiter, r. 9!^ Dikeman PI
Pries Frederick Jr., clerk McElroy & Magner, r. 27 Jj
Clinton
Pries Josephine Mrs., r. 724 XTnion. rear
Pries Julius A., cigar mnfr, 1525 Misnion
Pries Rathje, picture hanger S." & G. Gump, r. 258
Pries William, compositor H. 8. Crocker & Co., r. 14
Clinton
8^ Pries. See Price
Priest Charles F., carpenter, r. 427 Sixth
Priest James, shipwright, r. 627 Second
Priest Robert A., clerk Dakin Publishing Co., r.
Oakland
Priest Thomas F., proptr Union House, VT s Illinois,
bet Napa and Sierra
Priet P. iSsCo. (Pierre Priet and Michel Dobret)
proprietors Marchand's Restaurant, 115-117 Grant
Av
Priet Pierre (P. Priet h Co.) r. 827 Golden Gate Av
Prleur Alphonse, wool puller, r. N s Venezuela, bet
Tomblgbee and Potomac
Prleur Arthur, shoemaker P. F. Nolan k Sons
Pileur Joseph, coffee saloon, 220G Powell
Prigge Jacob, master mariner, r. 2ti Sacramento
Priggen Luder, wood and coal, 4 Bruce PI
Prigi.itz William, cabinetmaker Conrad Boiler. r.SOX
Clinton
Prim Robert E. C, cook, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Primhan John, waiter The Baldwin
Prince Abraham, clerk Woodman Bros., r. 632 Fulton
Prince Bernard, carpenter S. M. Hills, r. 706 Pine
Prince C, coalpssser stmr Willamette
Priuce Catherine A., widow, r. 9>i Morrel PI
Prince Charles H., livery stable, 2125 Mission
Prince Charles L., joiner, r. 659 Howmrd
Prince C. M. Mr.'*., r. 706)4 Pine
Prince Daniel, waiter, r. 763 Mission
Prince Fritz, steward schr Amethyst
Priuce George, driver Jersey Farm Dairy, r. 350 To-
h:<ma
Prince George S., b-a^eman, r. 1510 Bush
Prince Henry G., salesman Code, Elfelt & Co., r. 1300
Pine
Prince Jane, widow, r. 1706 Stockton
Prince Joseph, salesman Gulden Rule Bazaar, r. 1232
Pacific
Prince Katie, widow, r. 9}^ Morrel PI
Prince Lucinda, widow, r. 1715 Leavenworth
Priuce Luis J., copyist D. S. Circuit Court, r. 1402
Powell
Prince Lydia, widow, r. 228 Twenty-eighth
Prince Mary Mrs., widow, r. 1510 Bush
Prince Rachel, widow, r. 632 Fulton
Piince Thomas, caphier Charles Harley & Co., r. 816
Ellis
Prince Thomas, real estate, r. 1527M Mission
Prince Thomas P., foreman machine shop Fulton
Iron Works, r. West Oakland
Prince William, carpenter, r. 1723 Market
Prince William, mailing clerk Cal. Patron, r. 1510
Bush
B^" Priuce. SeePrinz
Prindle Benjamin A., manager I. West Taber, 8 Mont.
gomery, r. 1708 Octavia
Prindle David S., r. 2909 Guerrero
Piiudle Frank M. (Prindle & Bead) r. 513 Post
Prindle Olin R., gripman Market St. BR., r. 1126
Twenty-first
Prindle k Head (Frank M. Prindle and Walter C.
Read) commission mer'hanls, 217 Bush
Pring Charles N., solicitor Brooks & Baldwin, r. 412
Jonos
Pring Earnest, surgeon and physician, office SW
cor Tenth and Folsom
Pring James, carpenter Pac. Iron Works, r. 525 Fol-
som
Pring Fred., painter, r. 1201 Webster
Pring W. H., distributor S. F. Laundry
Priugle Albert B., machinist Joshua Hendy Machine
Works, r. 425 O'Farreli
Pringle Audrew L. (Pac. Spring and Mattress Co.) r.
2020 Mission
Pringle David, blacksmith, r. 1642 Market
Pringle D ivid W., salesman estate Gilbert Pringle, r.
2332 Mission
Pringle Edward J. (Pringle & Hayne) r. East Oakland
Priugle George, teain.ster, r. 1314 Folsom
Pringle (Gilbert (estate of) boots and shoes, 1016
Market
Pringle Gilbert W., shoemaker estate Gilbert Pringle,
r. 23:i2 Mission
Pringle Margaret, widow, r. 2332 Mission
Priugle Otto, porter, r. 5 William
Pringle Thomas, manager The King City Tea Co., r.
626 Grove
Pringle Thomas, shoemaker estate Gilbert Pringle, r.
2332 Mission
Pringle William B., traveling salesman, r. 108
William
Pringle & Hayne (Edward J. Pringle and Robert
Y. Hayue) attorneys at law, 522 Mnntgomery
Printers' Guide (monthly) Painter * Co. pub-
lishers. 510 Clay
Printz D., r. 2232 Sutter
Printz Frank, compositor Examiner, r. 776 Howard
Priuz Adolph, bartender, r. 642 ii Natoma
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For MEN AND BOYS at
THE HASTINGS
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
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THE LION Kre Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, 04,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SSZTO», iL»t Uaaaett.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
(
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PRO
Prloz Ewald, chief clerk medical purveyor U.S. A., r.
2005 BuKh
IGT Prinz. Bee Prince
Prior Charles, builder, r. 936 Folsom
Prior Hattie, widow, r. 1823 Market
Prior Jaiues. r. 'I'i LaDgton
Prior James K., importer and dealer gns fixtures
and plumbing materials, 1128 Market and 21 Turk,
r. 234 San Jose Av
Prior J. F., postal clerk, r. 816 Jackson
Pri jr John L. (Uardiug, Braun (l Prior) r. 216 Shot-
well
Prior Kate, widow, r. 1330 Bush
Prior Mary, widow, r. 241 Hickory Ay
Prior Michael, track cleaner Sutter St. BR., r. 9 Aus-
tin
Prior Patrick, paint grinder Pioneer White Lead
Workd, r. 731 Bryant
Prior Philip, priucipal Noe and Temple St. Primary
School, r. Mission, south of Twenty-sixth
Prior Thomas, laborer, r. 600 Mission
Prior Thomas A., tinsmith W. W. Montague Ac Co.,
r. 226 Sutter
B^Prior. See Pryor
Priqnet Adaliue, widow, r. W 8 Ban io%i Av, bet
Twenty-ninth aud Day
Pritchard Frank B., bookkeeper Frank M. Smith, r.
1114 Devisadero
Pritchard Frederick L. (Adams & Pritchard) r. 915
Natoma
Pritchard George, gilder Geo. C. Bhrere & Co. r. 916
Natoma
Pritchard Harry I., butcher Frank L. Adrian, r. 538
McAllister
Pritchard James, port steward P. C. SS. Co. r. 916
Natoma
Pritchard Joseph A., master mariner, r. 1220 Folsom
Piitchard Miguel G., correspondent, r. 902 Jackson
Pritchard Philip, with Geo. 0. Shreya H. Co., r. 916
Natoma
Pritchard Robert, carpenter, r. 536 }< Ninth
•^Pritchard. See Prichard
Pritz Eliza, widow, r. S s Paraguay, bet St. John and
Susquehanna
Probasco Frank S., clerk, r. 616 Taylor
Probasco George H., inspector Custom Hoose, r. 616
Taylor
Probasco John W., U. 8. gauger Custom House, r. 616
Taylor
Probert Edward, r. 306 Leavenworth
Probst Adam, shipping clerk, r. 731 Geary
Probst Albert, ladies' tailor, 126 Kearny, room 33
Probst Frederick, tailor, r. 1009 Powell
Proctor Charles C, driver Sutter St. RB., r. 1208
Larkln
Proctor F. E., r.The Baldwin
Proctor Frederick, cutter William Walker, r. 187 Hyde
Proctor Geortje, teamster, r. 20'J Clara
Proctor George A., attorney at law, 73-74 Nevada
Block, r. 7:<4 Post
Proctor, Hoyt <& Co. (Thomas B. Proctor, Asa
A. Hoyt and Lewis C. Trailer) real estate brokers,
417 Kearuy
Proctor John, capitalist, office 324 Front, r. NW
cor Pa^'e and Buchanan
Proctor Joseph, ship joiner P. C. SS. Co.. r. 665 Har-
rison
Proctor Sophie, widow, r. 11 Elgin Park Av
Proctor Thomas B. (Proctor, Hoyt & Co.) r. Oakland
Proddow John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Haudley
House
Proder H. J,, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co.
Produce Exchange, 425 California
Producers M.irble Co. (Rutland, Vt.,) G. Landon Jr.
and Charles A. Field managers S. F. Branch, 244-
250 Brannan
Profener Henry, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Proff Jacob, carpenter, r. 215 54 O'Farrell
WATER FILTERS,
ALL SIZES AND KINDS FOR FAUCETS.
Large Filterers with capacity for cleaning all watar
{ usc'd in the house, simple aud cheap.
, Plumber,
Estahllshed ISGO.
505 Kearny Street,
Telephone 315.
DR. BAZAN'S
TnEBHO-EI.ECTBIC
EOSSIAN anl TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batis GiTen.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
Prof uuio .lospph (Torre * Profurao) r. 132.S Powell
Progress Publishing Co., publishers The Jewiah
Progress, G(m Sacramento
Procrress Saloon and Restaurant, Joseph
Straub poprietor, 327-329 Bush
Progrrsso Ciilifornienae (Portuguese weekly)
Autonii) Vicente proprietor, office 625 Front,
rooms 1-2
Prole Frederick J., cutter Samuel R. Krouse, r. Oak-
land
ProU Annie, widow, r. 81 Colton
Proll Edwin J"., reporter, r. 3-.'.'))4 Bush
Proll Henry, capitalist, r. 1319 Larkln
ProU Henry Jr., butcher, SW cor Larkin and Clay
ProU John, carpenter, r. 113 Valparaiso
Proll Louis, j..-wtflk-r, 1417 P .Ik. r. 1406 Polk
Proll Michael, cooper, r. 1018 Army
Proll Rudolph, clgarmaker, r. lla Valparaiso
Proll Rudolph B., dentist, 850 Market, r. 119 Capp
Proll Kudolph L., coppersmith Wagner & Todt, r. 81
Colton
Proll William, show case mnfr, 537 California, r. 1319
Larkin
1^- Proll. See Prahl
Prophet Frank F., engineer, r. 8 Albion Av
Prophet Lndwig, carpenter, r. 12)4 Hubbard
Propst Adam, porter Levi Strauss & Co., r. 731 H
Geary
Propst Frederick, tailor, r. 1009 Powell
Propst Henry, barber, r, 517 Jessie
Prosch Charles, portrait painter. 114 St. Ann's Bldg
Provchold Charles, barber, 844 Valencia
Proschold Charles M., barber, John Stable
Proschold Edwin, pressman Cal. Cigar Box Co., r. 844
Valencia
Proschold George, barber, r. 225 Leavenworth
Proschold George W., student, r. 225 Leavenworth
ProsboM L. M., r. 1612 Stockton
Prosek John, raiilhand F. Koibel & Bros., r. Twenty-
sixth, bet Diamond and Castro
Prosek Frank, millhand F. Korbel b, Bros., r. 440
Fifth
Prosek George, boxmaker, r. 1310 Hayes
Prosek Joseph A., physician and surgeon, office
21-23 Phelau Bl.lg. office hours 1 to 3 and 7 t.i 8
p. M , Sundays 11 to 12 M , r. 717 Golden Gate Av
Proska Eugene, machinist Golden State and Miners
Iron Works, r. 317 Bush
Prospect Gold aud Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev.) George R. Spinney secretary, 310 Pine,
room 28
Prosser George W., with Holbrook. Merrill & Stetson,
r. 32 Silver
Prossner Nicholas, shoemaker James F. Lapp, r. 805
Howard
Prost Nicholas, bakery, 336 Third
Protestant Episcopal Missiou Chinese School, 932
Clay
Protestant Episcopal Old Ladies' Home, Mrs. R. B.
Sanchez president, W s Valencia, bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-eighth
Protestant Orphan Asylum, Halght, bet Bu-
chanan and La^iuua, Taylor and Haight, attorney*.
207 Sansome
PKiOU AUGUST proprietor Franco-
American Tullo^r and Fertilizing; Co.,
W s DeHaro, bet Center and lul Uorada
Prouse Godfrey, r. 319 Grant Av
Prou.se William, carpet layer Raye Ac Hampton, r. 4S
Willow Av
Prousergue L. C. salesman, r. 818 Geary
PEOUSERGUE LOUISE „...-
cure, room 5, 818 Geary
Front W. H., r. 2414 Post
Prouty Charles, bartender J. A. Oinsti, r. 1623 Wa«h-
ington
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 riRST ST.
TBLEFEONB 82.
BOOKEINBEES.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSBTS OVBR FIVE MILLiIONS.
BROWN. CRAIG & CO.. General Agents.
PEG
976
PUR
W. W. I^ontague & Co.
Importers and Dealers In
ENOLISH AND AMERICAN
diicaustic, Oluzed and Plain.
309. 311. 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Pronty John A., balser, r. 348 Tenth
Provence Laura Mias, clerk Redington & Co., r. 14
Hampton PI
Provence William, finisher Steger & Kerr, r. 14 Hamp-
ton PI
Provensal Pierre, driver, r. E s Church, nr Seven-
teenth
Providence Washington Insnrance Co. (of
Providence, E. I.) Maiihelm, Staples & Co., gen-
eral agents, 217 Sansome
Provines Robert R., attorney at law, r. 1212 Washing-
ton
Provitch Andrew, fisherman, r. 503 East
Provost Daniel R., commission broker, r. 708 Fell
Provost Emma H. Miss, teacher Golden Golden Gate
Primary School, r. 70M Fell
Provost Trunk S., painter, r. SW cor Commercial and
Leidesdorfif
Provost Lottie E. Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary
School, r. 708 Fell
BS?" Provost. See Prevost
Pruessing Robert F., butcher Jacob Schoenfeld, r.
cor Venezuela and Yazoo
Pruett Jarues H., conductor Market St. RR., r. 2000
McAllister
Pruett James T., carpenter, r. 499 Haight
Prnnk George E. (J. W. Gale & Co.) r. 14.35 Steiner
Prunty John, r. W s Nebraska, bet Helena and Augusta
Prutjty Owen, liquor saloon. Eighth and Folsom, r.
13 Cleaveland
Prunty Patrick, helper Moynihan k Aitken, r. 14}$
Otis PI
Prussian National Insurance Co. (Stettin,
Germany) Hirschfeld & Jacoby general agents,
32:i California
Prutcher Charles J., porter, r. 1706 Devisadero
Prydz Louisa, widow, groceries and liquors, r. 741
Green
Prydz William, messenger, r. 741 Green
Pryer J H., manager Pacific Educational Journal, 209
Grant Av, 735 O'Farrell
Pryor Alfred E., with estate Jerome B. Piper, r. 15
De Boom
Pryor E R., storekeeper Overland Freight and Trans-
fer Co., r. 445 Third
Pryor Frank J., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service, r.
816 .lacbson
Pryor Russell A., special officer freight depot S. P.
Co.. r. 445 Third
Pryor William, wiiiter, r. 171 Minna
e^ Pryor. See Prior
Pryzgiut B.. r. 2925 Mission
Ptet.son Nekefor W., vocalist Russian Orthodox
Cliurch, r. 1228 Hampshire
Public Administrator, James C. Pennie, 426
California
Public Pound, N B California, bet Laurel and
Walnut
Public Opinion, I. N. Choynski editor, 105 Taylor
Publishinor Co. of tlie Pacific, publishers of
The Pacific, 7 M<infgomery Av
Puccello Thomas, expressman, r. 506Ji Francisco
Puccinelli Basilio (F. Matteucci & Co.) r. 311 Fran-
cisco
Puccinelli Carlo, cook St. Ignatius College, 214 Hayes
Pucheu Hilaire, cleaner F. Thomas & Co., r. 755 Va-
lencia
Pucheu Jean, bartender, r. 308 Montgomery Av
Pucheu Jessie Mrs., clerk, r. 755 Valencia
Puck Frederick, porter J. G. B. Broemmel, r. 312
Minna
Puckhiiber Herman F., enameler Geo. C. Shreve &
Co., r. l:i04J4 Powell
Puckhaber John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Ten-
eriffe and St. John
Puddeforst Charles, foreman Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. Oakland
Puetz Elizabeth, midwife, r. 205 Fourth
Puffer Henry W., edge trimmer Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 1671 Mission
Puget Mill €o.. Pope & Talbot agents, 204 Cali-
fornia
Puget Sound Iron Co., A. Halsey secretary, 328 Mont-
gomery, room 7
PUOET SOUND LUMBER CO,
A. PoTvell general manager, oflAce Pier
3, Steuart
Puget Sound Sail Packet liine, Charles H.
Wells agent, 10 California, room 1
Pugh J., fireman stmr Columbia
Pugh James, policeman, r. 1534 Eddy
Pugh James, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
1534 Eddy
Pugh James, stevedore, r. 22 Verona
Pugh Jane Mrs., r. 317 Ivy Av
Pugh Michael, stevedore, r. 22 Verona
a^ Pugh. See Pew
Pugsley George, waiter stmr Alameda
Pugsley H., chief engineer stmr Starbuck
Puig Jose M., dairyman, 321 Twenty-seventh
Pulaski Frank, tailor, r. 710 Washington
Pule Peter, horseshoer Peter Lynch, r. 340 Fifth
Pullen Annie, widow, r. 421 Fulsom
Pullen Edward, r. 824 Harrison
Pullen Frederick, teamster, r. 1325 Eddy
Pullen Granville, teamster, r. 1325 Eddy
Pullen L. G., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
636 Sacramento
Pullen Martha, widow, r. 1323 Eddy
Pullen Stephen E., dairyman, r. 1328 Eddy
Pullen William, teamster, r. 31 Hardy
Puller Morris, stableman, r. 2210 Fillmore
PuUin Eli, butcher Charles Lintott, r. 350 Jessie
Pullman Palace Car Co., Jesse C. Meehan superinten-
dent, 613 Market
8^" Pullman. See Poehlman and Pohlmann
Pulschen tiust.av (Commercial Tea Importing
Co.) r. 418 Twenty- fourth
Pulsipher Sarah J., widow, dressmaker, r. 2139 Mis-
sion
Pult Johanna, widow, r. 2915 Sixteenth
Pnlt John P., r. 2945 Sixteenth
Pulvermacher Mrs., widow, r. 128 Olive Av
Pulverman B., with B. Nathan & Co., r. Grand Hotel
Pulverman Moritz, jewelry, 231 Sixth
Pumyea John L., clerk Post Office, r. 435 Bush
Pup Rotisserie and Hotel The, Schneider* Peguilhan
proptrs, 12-16 Stockton
Purcell Bessie, widow, r. 628 Post
Purcell David, liquor saloon. 102 Central Av
Pur< ell Edward, expressman, r. N 8 Teneriffe, bet
Potomac and San Joaquin
Purcell Gordon C, coUarmaker Main & Winchester,
r. 434 Natoma
Purcell James, teamster, r. 10 Church
Purcell John (McKenna & Purcell) r. 22 Perry
Purcell John F., salesman Percy Beamish, r. 628 Post
Purcell John J., attorney at law, r. 335 Fell
Purcell Mary, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. S s Francisco, bet Larkin and Polk
Purcell Michael, gigger S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. S 8 Francisco, bet Larkiu and Polk
Purcell Michael, r. 22 Perry
Purcell Patrick, coachman, r. 510 Ellis
Purcell Patrick, stableman, r. 748 Howard
Purcell Richard, r. 443 Tehama
Purcell Thomas, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. Chestnut, bet Larkin and Polk
Purcell W. Mrs., dressmaking, 1712 Howard
Purcell William, carpenter, r. 1712 Howard
Purcell William M., r. 5M South Park
B^" Purcell. See Pursele
Purcello Sebastiano, expressman, r. .506M Francisco
Pnrdie George, cutter John Reid, r. 318 Guerrero
8^" Purdie. See Purdy
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
THE LAROEST
CARPET AND DPHOLSTEEY HOUSE
ON THE PAOiriO COAST.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
aud Store Fixtores.
31 MarM St
ECLIPSE EXTRA OflY
Finer than the clMB of Champagnes iwit from )ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
Francetothlscoumrjs but without Brandy. ( 530 WASflOJOTON STBHT*
PUR
977
QUA
Pardon Thomas J., jeweler Levison Bros., r. 475
Jesfile
Pardon William H.,, capitalist, r. 235 O'Farrell
Pnrdy Carrie, widow, r. 627 Post
Purdy Charles G., waiter, r. 640 Howard
Purdy Daniel, carpenter, r. 17 Lankie
Purdy Edward S., clerk W. J. Calllngham, r. 1410
Bush
Pnrdy Frederick (Purdy ft Cook) r. 14 Maaon
Purdy Frederick L., clerk Flremans Fund Ins. Co., r.
12 Laskie
Purdy Gtorge W., oculist and anrlst, 8E cor Ken-
tucky and Merrimac
Purdy Harry C, brakeman 8. P. Co., r. 261 Perry
Pnrdy Henry, clerk, r. 1419 Hayes
Purdy James, solicitor, r. 222 Pacific
Purdy John £., bookkeeper £. ft 8. Heller, r. 31U
Steiuer
Pnrdy Sarah, dressmaker, r. 909 Buchanan
Purdy Solomon F., jeweler, r. 1410 Bush
Purdy ft Cook (Frederick Purdy and Jameg Cook)
barbers, 41 Fourth
i»" Purdy. See Piirdie
Purington Charles E., electrician, r. 2426 Market
Purington Turner C, sawtiler, 609 Mission, r. Vallejo,
Cal.
Purinton Frank E., clerk Joseph Morlzlo, r. 1911
Stevenson
Puriuton William R., engineer, r. 1911 Stevenson
Purkitt John H., r. 222 Haight
Purlenky George, cler* D. N. ft E. Walter ft Co., r.
623 Fell
Purnell Samuel, secretary general superintendent 8.
P. Co., r. 514 Eighteenth
Purnhagen Wilbelm, bartender, r. 201 Valencia
Pursch Frank (Witt & Pursch) r. 618 O'Farrell
Purse Julius B., janitor, r. 517 Post
Pursell George M., washing machines, 619 Brannan,
r. 17 Clinton
i^" Pursell. See Pnrcell
Pursh Emil, cutter Hoffman Bros, ft Co., r. U21 Mis-
sion
Pursh Samuel, foreman HoffJnan Bros, ft Co., r. 1421
Mission
Pnrves Allen, r. 442 Twentieth
Puschen Frank, cigarmakerH. Plagemann ft Co., r.
13 Anthony
Pust Anna, widow, r. 622k Minna
Pust Fet-tus A., speculator, 314 Montgomery, room 9,
r. 622 k Minna
Putnam Albert, trimming cutter P. F. Nolan ft Sons,
r. Oakland
Putnam Arthur H., driver Goldberg, Bowen ft Co. r.
1401 Powell
Putnam Caroline R. Miss, teacher Denman Grammar
School, r. 1012 Washington
Putnam Charles B., salesman Murphy, Grant ft Co.
r. 1310 California
Putnam Charles S., civil engineer, 66 Nevada Block,
r. 103 Leavenworth
Putnam Conie H., r. 726 Mission
Putnam Elizabeth Miss, teacher music, r. 1012 Wash-
ington
Putnam Edward H., student, r. Putnam, nr San Bruno |
Boad
Putnam Harry, polisher Geo. C. Shreve ft Co., r Oak-
land
Putnam Henry, agent, r. 1820 Dupont
Putnam Holmes, conductor Sutter St. ER.. r. 1115
Sutter
Putnam L. M. Mrs., r. 726 Misiilon
Putnam R. H. ft Co. (Robert H. Putnam and James
E.Partland) manufacturers' agents, 411 California
Putnam Robert H. (R. H. Putnam" ft Co.) r. Oakland
Putnam Samuel O., bookkeeper Goodall, Perkins ft
Co., r. 2121 California
Putney Sarah W., widow, r. 517 Twenty-fourth
Putten Sidney F., r. 266 Brannan
CAST IRON PIPE.
aAS and WATER PIPE
And FITTINGS of all Sizes.
W. E, LANE,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 18«0. Telephone Sit.
I .>
i5
Putting Henry, machinist, r. 834 Harrison
Putthoff August, master schr Black Diamond
Puttman Henry, bookkeeper A. O. Chauche, r. 141
Chestnut
Putz Herman, truss mnfr. r. 1403 Pacific
Putz Rudolph, cook, r. 3007 Mission
Putzer Edward L., oiler stmr Modoc, r. Oakland
Putzman Charles, clerk Putzman fc Walsh, r. Alameda
Putzman Frederick, manager Putzman ft WaUh, r.
Alameda
Putzman Frederick H. Jr. (Putzman ft Walsh) r.
Alameda
Putzman Herman, cellarman Wolters Bros, ft Co.. r.
209 Polk
Putzman Robert, salesman Putzman ft Walsh, r. Ala-
meda
Pntzman <Sc Walsti (Frederick H. Putzman Jr.
and Thomns J. Walsh) wholesale and retail
dealers California wines and braLdles, NE cor
Pine and Montgomery
Puvogel John (Puvogel & Beverson) r. 36 Sixth
Puvogel John, bartender Albert Sanborn, r. 1
Kramer PI
Puvogel & Beversen (John Puvogel and Henry
Beversen) groceries and liquors. NE cor Fourth
and Freelon and NW cor Sixth and Jessie
Puyoou Bernard, wlgmaker Stanislas Strozynski, r.
907 Jackson ' j
Puyoou Lawrence, cashier, r. 907 Jackson j
Puysen H., master schr Maria H. Melson, r. 125 I
Francisco ]
Pyat F. ft Co. (Felix Pyat) human hair. 12 Kearny
Pyat Felix (F. Pyat & Co.) r. 22 Geary I
Pye Bertrand J., boxmaker, r. 657 Howard |
Pygeorge John, porter Fr. H. Rosenbanm ft Co., r. 322
Broadway i
Pyeritz Paul E. C, salesman H. Huddleston ft Co., r. i
1065 Market
Pyke Frederick A., sawyer, r. 731 Harrison |
Pyle Grant, vaqnero, r. S s Teneriffe, bet St. John
and Tombigbee
Pyle Henry J., r. 626 Ash Av
Pyle John, r. 7ii2 Post \
Pyles Harry, assistant painter Palace Hotel j
Pyne Edward, groceries and liquors, SW cor Broad-
way and Hyde
Pyne James F., tanner, r. 1610^ Jessie !
Pyne John J., painter, r. 2720 FolBom " j
Pyne Patrick W., smelter, r. 2 Leroy PI
Pyne Robert, pulnter, r. 2720 Folsom
Pyne Thomas J., sodawater mnfr, W s Montgomery i
Av, nr Francisco, r. NW cor Bay and Leavenworth '
I Pyne William P.. r. 1128 Eddy
l^" Pyne. See Pine
Pyser Henrv M., commercial traveler, r. 1.314 Jackson I
Pyser Michael, tailor, 1407 California, r. 1314 Jackson 1
S^ Pyser. See Peiser and Peyser
Pythi.-.n Castle, 913 Mnrket
Pythian Hall, 1605 Polk
lo
<&
.-AND..
UNDERWEAR
THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
<^
Quackenbush John H., contractor, r. 1427 Pln«
Quackeiibush Thomas M., carpenter, 611 Jackson, r.
7 Montgomery Av
Quade Auguntns (Quade ft Straut) r. 614 Sutter
Ctttade Hi Straut (Augustus Quade and Oeorse
Straut) dealers fancy groceries, 22 Geary
10" Quade. See Quaid
Quadri Giuseppe, packer Bertin ft Leporl, r. 636 Com-
mercial
Qnadt John, puinter, 1388 Market, r. 19 Thirteenth
Quadt Robert, waiter John H. Hetz, r. 544 Flrat
Quald Daniel, marblecutter, r. 1104 Clay
Quaid John J., commercial traveler, r. 1104 Clay
Quaid Margaret, widow, r. 1104 Clay
JOHN HAMMOND {
62
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
lfsiiDni«tnr«r ofervrr de«erl|>tl<»n »t
PA8SBNOBB. 6TREXT AND ntKIGKT CABS.
4S to 60 B«»le «llr««t. Btua. Fraacisco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker, ^^'-^^^JSt^for^h^SifK^eHfeT"***
QUA
978
QUI
W. W, MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOBTEB3 OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
809,
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
311. 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STEEET
Quaid Mithael, r. 339 Seventeentli
Quaid Owen J., r. 339 Seventeenth
Quaid Timothy, hostler W. W. Ohase jc Co., r. 1912
Market
Qaaid William H.. with P. Lorillard k Co., r. 1104
Clay
1^" Quaid. See Quade
Qualle John, shoemaker, r. 786 Twenfyfourth
Quale Catharine Mrs., r. 116 Ash At
Quale John F., pressman, r. 116 Ash At
1^" Quale. See Quail and Quaille
Quailie Cittharine Miss. r. 1711 Jessie
Qualters Michael, waiter, r. 529 Sacramento
Quandt Alexander F., painter, r. 11 Chenery, Fair-
mount Tract
Quandt Gustav, boot and shoe maker, 527 H Sacra-
mento, r. UH John
Quandt Mary, domestic 1232 Post
Quane John F. (Cohen k Quane) r. 424 Clementina
Qnane Mary, compositor, r. 424 Clementina
Quane William, shoemaker P. F. Nolan k Sons, r. 424
Clementina
Quantrell James, compositor NewB Letter, r. 614
Powell
Quarantine Officer, Dr. William F. McAllister,
barge office SE cor Green and Front
Quarantine Officer's Barge, office SE cor Green and
Front
Quarantine Steamer Got. Perkins, berth Fisher-
man's Wharf
Quaresma Antonio L., liquor saloon, 315X Drumm,
r. 103 t^olk
QuargEmil, restaurant, 105 Washington, r. 1706H
Stockton
Quarrels John T., bartender A. F. Brnns, r. 114 Ellis
Quartararo Joseph, cook Pacific Hotel, r. 920 Mont-
gomery
Quartier Henry, laborer John Wleland Brewing Co.,
r, 25 Clementina
Quartley Ann, widow, r. 7 Hodges Alley
Quartz Mountain Gold Mining Co. (Tuolumne Co.,
Cal.) E. Hestres secrrtary, 534 Ji California
Qnash John, seaman, r. 11 Pacific
Quast Albert, varieties, 1328 Fillmore
Quast Charlep, bookkeeper What Cheer House Restau
rant, r. 1621 Sacramento
Quast Charles, tea packer Castle Brofl., r. 1621 Sacra-
mento
Quast Delia W., widow, r. 217 Stevenson
Quast Herman, lumberman, r. 17 Gilbert
Quast Herman N., harnessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co.,
r. 109 Sanchez
Quast Johannes, liquor saloon, SE cor Pacific and
Drumm
Quatman J. H. Mrs., r. 505 Mason
^nay J. M., secretary Germanla Lead Works, of-
fice 314 California, r. Union Club
Quedens Charles H. A., salesman WilliamCluff & Co.,
r. 752 Bryant
Quedens W. J., clerk, r. 752 Bryant
Queen Beaureguard, r. 10 Grove
Queen Charles L., attorney at law, 434 California, r.
10 Grove
Queen Colgate J., salesman, r. 10 Grove
Queen Henry, harnessmaker William Davis, r. 2086
Market
^ueen Insnranoe Co. (of Liverpool) Robert
Dickeon manager, SE cor California and Mont-
gomery
Queen Louis T., clerk, r. 10 Grove
Queen M. M. Mrs., widow, r. 10 Grove
Queen Richard E., manager California Fig Syrap Co.,
r. 10 Grove
Queenan Bartholomew, bartender, r. 429 Eddy
Queeney Bridget, domestic N a Sierra, bet Tenneuee
and Kentucky
Queeny Michael, car driver, r. 70« Laurel At
Queirolo A. Mrs., dressmaking, 423 Union
Quelrolo Gaetano, master mariner, r. 423 Union
Queirolo Gerolamo, bakery and macaroni factory,
511 Green
Queirolo Giovanni, wood, coal, hay and grain, 2306
Mason, r. 428 Chestnut, rear
Quelet George, marble polisher Ruffino k Bianchi, r.
545 Fifth
Queley James, steerage steward stmr Columbia, r.
101 Jessie
Quelle Walter, clerk J. A. Drlnkhonse, r. 47 South
Park
Quellmalz Charles, baker, r. 240 Sutter
Quellmiilz Otto, proptr Cincinnati Hotel, 529 Va-
lencia
Quenel Emil, French laundry, 1207 Golden Gate At
Quensel Emil, clerk C. Svensson, r. 529 Sacramento
Quentiu J. Victor, florist, 533 Valencia
Quentino J., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Querbez Kaoul, cigars and tobacco, 30 California, r.
426 Geary
Querel Gustave, bedmaker, r. 114 Fourth
Querillacq -Mary, widow, r. 1786 Folsom
QuerJllacq Minnie Miss, teacher music, r. 1786 Fol-
som
Querrolo Katie, widow, tailoress. r. 505 }< Filbert
Quest Ellen, domestic 2526 Howard
Quevendo Vicente, teacher music, r. 1220 Stockton
Queyroi Alphonse P., waiter P. Pontac, r. 16 Laskie
Quezada La\iriano, cigars, 1419^ Dupont
QUICK JOHN W. proprietor San
Franciaco Pioneer Screen Worlcs, iiSl-
fiZ'.i First, r. 1014; mission
Qulgg Henry Jr.. cleik A. Gless, r. 233 Perry
QuiKg James, plniuber and gasfitter, 803 Howard
Quigg M. B. Miss, dressmaker, 126 Kearny, room 22'
Quigley Charles, extramau Engine No. 10, r.336 Rltfih
Quigley Charles, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
12454 Silver
Quigley Charles, liquor aaloon, 636 Third, r. 333 5^
Ritch
Quigley Charles W., laborer, r. Golden Gate Park
Quigley Daniel, overseer Gas Works, r. 909Jj Mission
Quigley Delia, widow, r. 621 O'Farrell
Quigley Delia L., r. 431 Clementina, rear
Quigley Dennis L., carpet beating, 429 Valencia
Quigley Edward, janitor New Cliy Hall, r. 326 Ritch
Quigley Edward, laborer Columbia Foundry, r. 213
First
Quigley Edward Jr., helper Union Ice Co., r. 336
Ritch
Quigley Francis P., r. 2939 Howard
Quigley G. Frederick, clerk Kutz & Murr, r. 44 Third
Quigley Hugh, laborer, r. 3 Venma
Quigley James, laborer, r. 637 Washington
Quigley James, longshoreman, r. 204 Eighth
Quigley James, tailor, r. 544 Olive Av
Quigley Johanna, widow, r. 73i)4 Natoms
Quigley John, blacksmith, r. 122 Welsh
Quigley John, driller S. F. Bridge Co.. r. 608 Sixth
Quigley John, saloon, 536 Fourth, r. 326 Ritch
Quigley J. P., guard House of Correction
Quigley Kittle, chambermaid International Hotel
Quigley Michael, plasterer, r. 2218 Larkln
Quigley Patrick, teamster Golden Gate Park
Quigley Peter, fireman, r. 541 First
Quigley Peter, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Quigley Richard, stableman, r. 19 Jones Alley
Quigley 1'bomas, clerk Commercial Ins. Co., r. Qol-
den Gate Park
Quigley Thomas, teamster, r. 429 Valencia
Quigley Thomas J., engineer U.S. stmr Gen. McDow-
ell, r. 511^ Greenwich
Quigley William, chalrmaker Wakefield Rattan Co.,
r. 124 Silver
Q,niJotoa Sa-rage Vlining Co. (Arizona) John
H. Sayre, 328 Montgomery, room 16
Quilfelt William A., teamster, r. 245 J4 Clara
FRATINGER & CO.
Fine Dressmaking
105 KEARNY STREET.
ORIENT Ins. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,551,95(1
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WH. SESK'S. isA. UoBiger.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
QUI
979
QUI
Quilici Alfonso, waiter, r. 621 Broiidway
QuilUl Anania (Quilici k Cervelli) r. (i21 Broadway
Quilici JoBcph, scavenger, r. W s Montgomery Av, nr
Bay
Qulll.i Lawrence, vegetable peddler, r. 424 Fulton
Quilici Plo, vegetable peddlt-r, r. 424 Fulton
Quilici Venanii.. (Quilici & Co.) r. 632 Broadway
Quilici * Cerv.Ui (Anania Quilici and Ernesto Cer-
velli) proptra Colombo Hotel. 6J1 Broadway
Quilici k Co.iVenanzio Qjilici and Luigl CellaJllQuor
saloon. 632 Broadway
■Quill Anthony (Corkery it Quill) r. SE cor Twenty.
Bixth and Alabama
Quill Bernard, seaman, r. 74« Harrison
<3ulll John, groceries and liquors, NE cor Eighth and
Minna
Quill Michael, dyer 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
1315)4 Filbert
Quill Michael, laborer, r. 261 First
Quill Timolhy, plumber, r. 1315 54 Filbert
Qulllan William, millwrlKht. r. 402 Broadway
Quillinau E. J., salesman Davis Bros., r. 911 How-
ard
Quilliuan James, tinsmith, r. 1117 York
Quilliiian Mary, widow, r. 4 Taylor PI
Quillinan M. C. Mrs., jauitress West End School
Quilliuan Michael, laborer, r. W s Mission Road, nr
Mohawk Av
Quillivan William, brassmolder, r. 102 Julian At
Quilty Frank, trnukmaker, r. 166 Perry
Quimby C. W., lumberman Union Box Factory, r.
Berkeley
Qnimby J. M., mining, r. 42 Turk
Quimby Jonas, carpenter, r. 3 Adelaide PI
Quliiiby Leonard, dresser S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. Black Point
Quimby Moses E.. clerk IT. 3. Railway Mail Service,
r. Alameda
Qulua J. G., cook, r. 642 Fourth
Quince C. C, painter, r. 1K25 Sutter
Quinchard Julius (John H. Boden * Co.) r. Alameda
Qulncy Richard, collarmaker, r. 9 Boston PI
Quincy Samuel, ship joiner, r. 2833 Folsom
Quiney John, r. 146 Perry
Quiney Louis, barber, 1506 Dupont, r. 424 Union
Quinine John H., hostler, r. 9 Hayward
Quinlan A. Mrs., r. 10.i6 Folsom
Quinlan Annie Mrs., widow, r. 1926 Stelner
Quinlan Bartholomew, laborer College Hill Beseryoir.
Holly Park
Quinlan Daniel, r. 718 Howard
Quinlan Daniel, conductor Geary St. RR., r. 1625
Post
Qiiluian Daniel J., butcher, r. 482 Eighth
Quinlan Daniel P., miller, r. 482 Eighth
Quinlan James, government agent, r. 1800 Green
Quinlan James, engineer P. M. SS. Co., r. College
Hill Reservoir, Holly Park
Qniulan Jeremiah, boilermaker, r. 5 Clementina
Quinlan Jeremiah, machinist, r. 261 First
Quinlan John, r. Laidley, nr Merced
Quinlan John, laborer, r. 160 Clara
Quinlan John, laborer, r. SOa Seventh
Quinlan John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. N s
Sierra, bet Tennessee and Kentucky
Quinlan John, machinist, r. 2J5 Minna
Quinlan Kate F. Miss, teacher Powell St. Primary
School, r. 306 Grove
Quinlan Martin J., attorney at law, 633 Kearny, room
7, r. 2616 Mission
Quinlan Mary, widow, r. Anderson, nr Cortland At
Quinlan Maurice J., salesman Murphy. Grant k Co
r. Oakland
Quinlan Patrick, r. Cortland Av, nr Mlnot
Quinlan Peter B., adjuster Spring Valley W. W.. r
306 Grove
Quinlan Thoman, keeper College Hill Beseryoir
Spring Valley W. W., Holly Park
LEAD PIPE, SOLDER, TIN
AND SHEET LEAD.
I^ad Work of an hlnda well don*.
505 Kearny Street.
Plumber,
EBtablished 1860.
Telephone 3IS.
DR. BAZAN'S
THEKMO-KLECTRIC
RUSSIAN ana TURKISH BATHS
-A. s:peci.a.XjTy.
Also Medicated and Electric Baths (jIybl
415 SUTTER STREET, 415
Quinlan Thoujas F., baleamau Lcssur Crocker, r. ly26
ateiuer
Quinlan Thomas J., enijineer, r. 7in O'Farrell
Quinlan Timothy J., clerk S. B. Wakefield k Co.. r.
225 Minna
Quinlan William, butcher Michelssen, Roth * Co r
212 Seventh
Quinlan William, painter, r.2607 Mission
Quinlan William G.. passepartout maker Schussler
Bros., r. ^^9 Mission
Quin'sn William J., physician, 40X Geary, r. 710
O'Farrell
Quinlivan James, machinist, r. 510 Bryant
Quinlivan M., teamster William Kerr, r. 903 Batt»ry
Qulnn Abram R.. clerk Harper A. Smith, r. 1236 York
Quinn Agnes Miss, finisher Golden Gate Woolen Mill
r. 229 Seventeenth
Quinn Alexander C, paper carrier, r. 210 Montgomery
Quinn Amelia F. Miss, teacher music, r. 131 Oak
Quinn Bridget, widow, r. 30 Walnh
Quinn Charles, shipbuilder, r. 425 Sierra
Qoinu Charles A., carpenter and builder, 28 Lily At.
r. 133 Oak
Quinn Charles F.. shoemaker, r. 46 RItch
Quinn Charles H., uoholsteror West Coast Furniture
Co., r. 637 Shipley
Quinn Christopher C. clerk, r. 122 Turk
Quinu Daniel, laborer, r. 252 34 Third
Quinn Daniel, shoemaker, W s Church nr Twentr-
eigbth, r. 417 Twenty-ninth
Quinu Dauiel. watchman, N. B. and H. BB., r. 8 Mil-
ler PI
Quinu Daniel J.,painterM. J. & J. J. DonoTan, r.S54H
Stevenson
Quinn Edward, bartender, r. 8W cor Battery and
Lombard
Quinn Edward, bookkeeper, r. 7i4 Guerrero
Quinn Edward, foremao E. H. Bumited, r. 246 Third
Quinn Edward, longshoreman, r. 4i)7 Main, rear
Quinn Edward, plumber, r. 3.53 Jessie
Quinn Edward J., tinner, r. 871 .Market
Quinn E.lward P.. teamster Anderson k Tallon, r. 116
Jackson
Quliin Ellen, widow, r. 179 Perry
Qulnn Felix, laborer, r. 351 Tehama
Quinn Frank, salesman, r. 1513 Broadway
Quinn Frnuk -r., clerk Gold and Stock Tel. Co., r.
100 J 54 Nitima
Qulnn George M.. molder, r. 7J4 McLea Court
Qulnn Henry, actor, r. 811 Filbert
Qiiinu Hush, r. 229 Seventeenth
Quinn Hugh, box maker aud extraman Hook and Lad-
der No. 1., r. 133 3< Shipley
Quinn Hugh, cook. r. 25i> Tehama, rear
Quinn Hugh, drayman, 27-29 California, r. S Morris
Av
Quinn Hugh, laborer, r. 265 Clementina
Quinn Hugh Jr., plumber, r 229 Seventeenth
Quinn J., bartender, r. 32 Fourth
Quinn James, r. 1747 Mission
Quinn James, boilermaker. r. 19 Bitch
Quiun James, deckhand stmr Mary Garrett
Quinu Ja'ues, fireman stmr City of Stoikton
Quinn James, gardener r. B s Washington 1.T, bet
Precita and Twenty-eighth
Qnlun James, shoemaker, r. 24 Brosnan
Quinn James, teamster, r. (.30 Noe
Quinn James V.. livery stable, 624 Third, r. 503 Third
Quinn James H., r. 331 Ellis
Quinn James H., r. 1126 Valencia
Qulnn John, r. 637 Jessie
Quinn John (.\I. * J. Quiun) r. 731 Natoma
Quinn John cardriver, r. 31 Julian At
Quinn John, carpenter, r. 6 Howard Court
Quinn John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 10 Clens-
entina
Quinn John, hostler Oregon Imp. Co., r. iH Federal
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
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HAS THE i.aiioe:st bvsxnbss
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Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Trimmings
a Specialty.
309, 311, 3V3i 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Qnlnn John, longshoreman, r. SOU Welsh
Quinn John, longshoreman, r. 51 Everett
Qninn John, machlniet, r. 636 Third
Qulnn John, shoemaker. 208 First
Quinn John, typecast»-r, r. 15 Louisa
Quinn John C. (Confidence Law Collection and De-
tective Bureau) r. 804 Filbert
Quinn John C, shoemaker, r. 223 Fifth
Qulnn John E., fancy dry goods, 1303 Polk, r. 1401 Van
Ness Av
Quinn John F., bricklayer, r. i Ball-way
Quinn John H., machinist, r. 2019 Howard
Quinn John H., stableman, r. 529 Valencia
Quinn John J., clerk W. & G. Leviston, r. 116 Jackson
Quinn John J., gardener, NW cor Taylor and Cali-
fornia
Quinn John J., r. 160 Clara
Quinn John S., cook, r. 642 Fourth
Quinn John W., blacksmith Thomas J. Quinn, r. NE
cor Adam and Eve
Quinn Joseph P., waiter Louis Meyer, r. 347 Jessie
Quinn M. Mrs., widow, r. 1762 Howard
Quinn M., domestic 505) Golden Gate Av
Quinn M. A., domestic 830 Eddy
Quinn M. & J. (Michael and John) hay, grain and
feed, 869 Harrison
Quinn Mary, widow, r. K B Servia, bet Yazoo and
Platte ,
Quinn Maurice liquor saloon, 1161 Market
Qninn Matthew, r. 1077 Market
Quinn Michael (M. & J. Quinn) r. 401 Fifth
Quinn Michael, laborer, r. 307 Bitch
Quinn Michael, laborer, r. 515 Ivy Av
Quinn Michael E., r. 116 Jackson
Quinn Michael H., hatter, 333 J4 Fourth
Quinn Michael J., plumber, r. 179 Perry
Quinn M. J., buyer O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. New
York
Quinn Nicholas P., warehouseman George H. Lem-
man, r. 509 Bryant
Qulnn Patrick, eiprepsman. NW cor Sixth and How-
ard, r. 406 Seventh
Qulnn Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E s
Tennessee, bet Sierra and Napa
Quinn Patrick, hostler John J. Nichols, r. 1311 Cali-
fornia
Quinn Peter, r. 316 Seventh
Quinn Peter, carpenter, r. 1023 }4 York
Quinn Peter, expressman, r. lO'Jfl Army
Quinn Peter, laborer, r. 137 Natoma
Quinn Peter, laborer, r. 732 Natoma
Quinn Peter, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r, 17
Johnson Av
Qulnn Peter, lumberman, r. 165 Tehama
Quinn Peter Jr., clerk, r. 165 Tehama
Qulnn Peter M., compositor Rrport, r. 406 Seventh
Qulnn Philip, driver Pac. Transfer Co., r. 1518 San-
chez
Quinn Sylvester G., carriapemaker, r. 1148 Foleom
Quinn Thomas, r. 119 J^ Shipley
Quinn Thomas, capitalist, r. 2738 Pine
Quinn Thomas, carwasher Market St. EB., r. 1349 Al-
abama
Quinn Thomas, engineer, r. 723 Natoma
Quinn Thomas, farmer. Ocean View
Quinn Thomas, marblepolisher, r. 175^ Sumner
Quinn Thomas, paperhanger, r. 227 Second
Quinn Thomas, shoemaker S. W. Bosenstock & Co.,
r. 1407 H Folsom
Quinn Thomas F., plumber, r. 179 Perry
Qulnn Thomas J., deputy Sheriff, r. 46 Bitch
Quinn Thomas J., wagonmaker, NE cor San Bruno
Road and Army, r. NE cor Adam and Eye
Quinn Timothy, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Quinn Timothy, miner, r. NW cor First and Brannan
Quinn Timothy Mrs., widow, r. N » Liisie, nr Mli-
Bios
Quinn William, laborer,ir.jll24 Howard
Quinn William, teamster Hugh Qninn, r. 401 Fifth
Quinn William, with Holbrook, Merrill k Stetson, r.
12 Broadway
Quinn William B. (Quinn & Loveland) r. 372 Brannan
Qulnn William H., carpenter, r. 44' Minna
Quinn William H., calker, r. 238 Fremont
Q,tiinn William H., president Home Accident As-'
sociatiou, 204 Moutyomery, r. Oakland
Quinn William H. salesman Huntington, Hopkins k
Co., r. Oakland
Quinn William H. Jr., beltmaker A. O. Cook k Son, r.
654)4 Stevenson
Quinn William H. Mrs., r. 554k Stevenson
Qulnn William J., clerk, r. 1762 Howard
Quinn William J., conductor Presidio RR., r. 806
Green
Quinn William L., plumber, r. 331 Ellis
Qninn William S., machinist, r. 2019 Howard
Quinn William T.. porter, r. 129 Jackson
Qninn k Loveland (William B. Quinn and John T.
Loveland) liquor saloon, 601 Third
Quinnan Bartholomew, bartender J. B. Bacon, r.
427 Eddy
Quihne Frank J., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 234
Fair Oaks
Quinne James, mining, r. 234 Fair Oaks
Quiuones Evaristo, cigar dealer, r. 1206 Eearny
Quint Douglas U., clerk J. A. Folger & Co., r, 1309
Mason
Quint George W., laborer, r. E s Dolores, nr Eight-
eenth
Q,nint lieander, attorney at law, 603 Washington,
r. 1309 Mason
Quint Sewall P., millhand, r. 1618 Devisadero
Quintero Lucia Mrs., r. 1318 Dupont
Quinting Charles (Quinticg k Struckman) r. 540
Washington
Quinting & Struckman (Charles Quinting and Albert
Struckman) boots and shoes, 528 Montgomery
Qniiiton Henry C, r. 731 Folpom
Quinton John, carpenter Miller k Hamilton, r. 10
Chattanooga
Quintmayer John, baker, r. 625 Clay
Quirin Henry, cook, r. 316 Minna
Quirk Annie, widow, r. 318 Folsom-
Quirk Annie Mies, cigarmaker, r. 318 Folsom
Quirk Bridget, widow, r. 727 Church
Quirk Daniel, waiter, r. 211 Valencia
Quirk Daniel J., pictures and frames, 131 Fourth, r.
Oakland
Quirk Honora, widow, r. N s Mission Road, nr St.
Mary's College
Quirk James, expressman, cor Fourth and Market, r.
906 Eighteenth
Quirk James, guard House of Correction
Quirk James, laborer Commercial Soap Co
Quirk John, clerk, r. 318 Folsom
Quirk John, tanner, r. 20 Decatur
Quirk John J., elevator tender New City Hall, r. W »
Mission Road, nr St. Mary's College
Quirk John W., laborer, r. 184 Fourteenth
Quirk Katie Miss, sho^fitter, r. 318 Folsom
Quirk Martin, shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder fe Co., r.
403 Fifth
Quirk Michael J., laster Buckingham & Hecht, r. Ws
Misulon Road, nr St. Mary's College
Quirk Ni( holas, laborer, r. 33 Eddy
Quirk Peter, teamster Robert J. Maguire, r.416 Green
Quirk 1 ierce, shipwright, r. 30 Bernard
Quirk Thomas F., calker, r. 640 Howard
QUIEOS 1. & CO. ,1. aulro. and
G. Pernandex) manufacturers of cliam-
pa|;ne, soda water and syrups, fac-
tory 2616 Folsom, office 1012 Market
Quiros Indalecio (I. Quiroe & Co.) r. 2616 Folsom
Quiros John, porter, r. 917 Pacific
Quish Hannah, domestic 1014 Twenty-first
WINDOW_SHADES.
Plain, Fringed, Decorated and Embroidered Shades
made to order in any size or style.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MABEET STBEET,
MBIT ABOTB PAULCB HOTKI..
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Martet St.
CPI IDCr CYTDA nOVi Oi most dellcsto flavor and the only true) ARPAD HARAS2THY. A. fcO..
CbLI rOL CA I llA Unit champagne produced m the OoltedSUtes. / 630 WASEniQTOlI STIl££T.
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Qutsh Charles, cabinetmaker A.. F. Knorp, r. 128 Sixth
Quist Claua W., mmtter schr Chnrles UituBon
QiUst John, WHiter, r. 322 Fremont
Quiut Josephini, donoestic, 1023 Green
Qufst Nils, cabinetmaker Albert F. Knorp, r. 322 Fre-
mout
Quitside John, clerk Paul Frelse, r. SE cor Grove and
Buchanan
Quitiow Charles A., assayer, r. 20 Hickory Av
Quitzow Vincent H., clerk Manhelm, Staples k Co., r.
2U Hickory Av
Raabe C. E. fc Co. (Charles E. and Leon Raabe) clear
mufrs, 623 Merehsut
Raabe ChHrles E. (C. E. Raabe & Co.) r. 431 Minna
Raabe Frederick, carpenter, 1001 Minna
Raabe Frederick, draytnan Charles J. Henry, r. Col-
ingwood, nr Niueteeuth
Raabe Frederick W., inixBr J. Gundlach i Co., r. In-
dia Av. Elcelstor Homestead
Raabe George A., r. ti3i Twenty-first
Raabe Leon (C. E. Riabe & Co.) r. 431 Minna
Raabe Otto, cigarmaker C. £. Raabe & Co., r. 433
Minna
Raabe Valentine, butcher M. Schwamm, r. 22 Turk
a^" Raabe. See Rabe
Kaap Alfred C.. blacksmith, r. 629 Shotwell
IlAAS Ei & OUi (Rmannel Raaa)
importers and dealers foreign and
domestic ^vaolens and tailors' trim«
mingfs, »6-a8 Montgomery
Raas ErasniiHl (E. Kaas JU Co.) r. 517 Golden Gate Av
Rabb Herbert C, machinist, r. 9!< Rausch
Rabb Jasper J., millhand Golden Gate Flouring Mill,
r. 928 FoUora
Rabbitt Andrew, teamster, r. 1910 McAllister
Rabbitt George, cook Swain Bros., r. I>4U N^toma
Rabe Charles, carpenter, r. 12. t Olive Av
Rabe Charles G., tanner Bsitz Bros. & Finkeldey, r. W
■ Gunnison Av, bet Twenty seventh and Twenty-
eighth
Rabe Jean B., laborer, r. SE cor St. Thomas and Yazoo
Rabe Fritz, tanner r. 214 Ritch. rear
Rabe William H., receiving teller Belloe k Co., r.
Oakland
t^" Rabe. See Ra*be
RaKel Christian, machinist, r. IT Olover
Raber Charles F., cook r. 82 Xatoma
Rabin Frederick P., draftsman B. McDougall k Son,
r. 26 Turk
Rabing Adolph (Rabing ft Son) r. 282-5 Mission
Rabing Charles A. (Rabing k Son) r. 2825 Mission
Rabing k Son (Adolph and Charles A.) pork butcher,
2825 Mission
Rabjohn Albert, machinist Sanborn, Vail k Co., r. 165
Ninth
Rabjohn Charles A., planer Sanborn, Vail kCo., r.l65
Ninth
Rabjohn Edwin, hardware, 139 Fifth
Rabjohu Edwin Jr., locksmith and bellhanger, 927)4
Market, r. 5 Burcham PI
Rablin William, watchman U. S. Mint. r. 1214 Howard
Rach Charles, laborer Whitney k Webster, r. 616
Seventh
Racicb Andrew, cook, r. 51 Clay
Raclk John, florist's wirework, 206 Third, rear
Racine M. C, r. .-iOg Mission
Racl«t MHrguerite, widow, r. 1518 Broadway
Raclet Victoria M. Miss, teacher Spring Valley Gram-
mar School, r. 1518 Broadway
Racouillat Alb. rt N.. with B. F. Gllman, r. 417 First
Racouillat Feliclne, tanner, Ss Falkland, nr Railroad
Av
FRATINGER & CO.
LADIES' SUITS
OP ALL LESCEIPTIONS.
105 KEARNY STREET.
THE LATEST IMPROVED
PATENT WATER CLOSETS.
SANITARY SEWER CAS TRAPS
Put in by skilled workmen.
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Established 1860. Telephone 31i
Racouillat Henry, clerk, r. 634 Green
Racouillat Henrietta Mme., millinery, 634 Green
Racouillat L., boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mill
Racouillat Louise C. A. Mrs. (Myers k Racouillat) r.
417 First
Racouillat Ludovic H., r. 417 First
Racy Charles W., clerk, r. 715 5* Shotwell
Radcliffe John H., r. 424 Sansome
RndclifTe WilliaTu, sheppshenror, r. 27 Mluna
Radcliffe Winifred, widow, ladles' nurse, r. 80 Jessie
Raddetz August, uightwttchman, r. 632 5< Fourth
Radden Charles, upholsterer, r. 14 Potter
R»ddich John, restaurant ke-;per, r. 334 Fremont
Raddlch Mtrtin, restaurant, 8i)0 Third
Raddich Peter, cook George J. Goioovich, r. 223 }j
Austin
Rademacher Edward, baker, r. 509 Natoma
Radem kker Albert H., clerk Boca Brewing Co., r. 1122
Sacramento
Ridemaker John, clerk Presoott House
Rademiiker Jolin M. , proprietor Iroquois Saloon,
211 Kearny, r. 1122 Saorameuto
Rader J. Adam [Ruder & B lanl r. 502 Washington
Rader Konrad, pork but 'her, 56 Centre Market, and
13-13 Pac. Fruit Market, r. 418 O.tavia
Rader & Bonn (J. A lain Rader and Henry Bonn)
liquor saloon, 515 Clay
Radford Cassie M. Miss, teacher Boys' High School,
r. 1425 Sacramento
Radfoid Emmett L., clerk Moses A. McLaughlin, r.
433 Geary
Radford Edmund B., clerk Coflln k Sanderson, r. 1425
Sacramento
Radford George F., clerk Coffin k Sanderson, r. 1425
Sacramento
Radford James, compositor, r. 509 Twenty-second
Radford Jolianna. widow, r. 1425 Sacrameuto
Radford Maggie V. Miss, teacher Garfield Primary
School, r. 1425 Sacramento
Radford Thomas, shoemaker, 7 Spring, r. 1425 Sacra-
mento
Rade«*lcy Louis D- , secretary Leak Glove Man-
ufacturing Co., 521 Mitrket, r. 1410 Ellis
Radieri Pietro, r. 516 Filbert, rear
Radigan Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 214 Ellis
Raligan James, driver .A. M. Ebbets, r. 316 Ninth
Radigan John T., lalJorer, r. 115 Langton
Radigan Michael, laborer, r. 116 Langton
iSr Bidigan. See Rattigan
Radius Ludwig, bookbinder and mnfr fancy boxes,
.533 California, r. 2614 H Bush
Radke Friede, domestic 600 Devisadero
Radke M. Frederick, groceries and liquors, 8W oor
Polk and Fulton
Radke Robert, new and second-hand pianos, 105>
Howard
Radlein Nicholas, watchman S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 818 Greenwich, rear
Radloff Lndwig, dressmaker and ladles' tailor, 21t
Post r. 302 Mason
Radmond Patrick, stableman, r. 1 Auetin Av
Radomsky A. Mrs , r. 16 Louisa
Radomsky Charles, r. 16 Louisa
Radomsky Frederick A., sawyer, r. 16 Louisa
Radomsky Jacob, millhand Miller k Hamilton, r. 18
Louisa
Radovlcli Boko, wines and liquors, 29 Geary, r.
614 Eddy
Rsdovich D. J., cook, r. 739 Howard
R«dovich J. L. (J. L. Radovich * Co.) r. 299 Hyde
Radovich J. L. Si Co. (J. L. Radovich, Martin
Denaveaux and Henry Maisou) proprietors,
Frank's .Saloon, 328 Piue
Radovich John 3., salesmau The Schlesinger Co., r.
no Olive Av
Radovich Lazarus (Radovich & Uhrlandt) r. 608
Pi.well
Radovich Matto, bartender, r. 410 Minna
JOHN HAMMOND
CAUIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
nannfacturer of ever.v deMrriptlon or
PASSBNOBR, 8TRBBT AND FRBIOHT CARS.
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rVIPOBTEBS OF
MARBELIZED MANTELS,
Fire Grates and Tile.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
bartender J. L. E«doTich k
Tanner'8
Kadovich Matthew V
Co., r. 315 Geary
Badovich Nicholas, tanner Brandt Bros.
Home
Badovich Nicholas, waiter Pacific Oyster House, r. 15
Third
RADOVICH & UHRLANDT
(Liaxarng RadoT-ich and Hermann E.
Vhrlandt) proprietors Tlie Wine House,
306 Kearny
Badovlclch Theodore, steward Russian Orthodox
Church. 1715 Powell
EadKton Jacob, foreman, r. 22<5 Turk
Radtke August (Vogel & Radtke) r. 892 Front
KHdtke Theodore, shoemaker, 349 Fourth
RaduloYich Spiro, clerk D. Ot. Camarinos, r. 1811)^
Stockton
Rae Alonzo, speculator, 829 Pine
Rae James, molder Bisdon I. and L. Works, r. 7 Qil-
beit
Kae Robert, carpent*"!, r. 519ii Brannan
t^ Rne. See Ray, Raye, Kea. Reay, Rey and Rhea
Raebbone J. L.. r. Palace Hotel
Eai th Jacob, bdotmaker E. Kommer. r. 3 Chatham PI
Raetz Christopher, carpenter, r. 1110 Hampshire
Rafael Alexander, merchant, r. 501 Geary
Ra field loadi re, peddlt-r, r. 4*4)4 Jecsie
Kaffaelli GioTanni, marble sawyer Rufflno k Bianchi,
r. 964 Brvant
Rafferty Edward, clerk S. F. News Co., r. 422 Minna
Bsfffrty Felix, fireman, r. 625 Davis
Rafferty Hugh L., teamster, r. NE cor Fourth and
Mission
Rafferty Hugh L., tinsmith, r. 202 Sixth
Rafferty James, liiborer, r. Bay Dit^trict Hotel
Rafferty James, shoemaker Cahn, Nlckelsburg k Co.,
r. 4 Rose Av
Rafferty John, real estate, r. 544 Folsom
Rafferty John'W., carriagesmith A. Folsom k Son, t.
7v7 Natoma
Kafferty Joseph F., shoemaker, r. 4 Rose Av
Rafferty Kitty Mitis, fumi>ihed rooms. 505 Post
Rafferty Patrick, hostler Wells, Fargo & Co.; ». 10
Decatur
Rafferty Patrick, waiter, r. 417 Minna
Rafferty Peter, carpenter, r. 422 Minna
Rafferty William, shoemaker, r. 1 Polk
Raffestin Emile, machinist, r. 138 J« Shipley
Raffpstin Ernest, cellarman Lenormaud Bros.,r. 133H
Sbii ley
Raffectin Eugene, machinist, r. 133 M Shipley
Raffestin Julius, cook, r. 133 !« Shjplev
Raffeto Angelo, vegetables, 17 Colombo Market
Raffetto Louis, boots and shoes, 623 Broadway, r.
Oakland
Raffetto Luigl, laborer, r. 13 Union PI
Raffo Antonio, laborer, r. 17 Sonora
Ritffo Frank, cooper, r. 7 Carlos PI
Raffo Henry, cabinetmaker Fuchs & Euler, r. 519
Brannan
Raffo James, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery Co., r. 837
I Union
I Baffo John, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 337 Union
Raffo Joseph, sugar refin.er, r. 1407 Kearny
Raffo Luigi (Rayenna, Ghirardelli fc Co.) r. Oakland
Raffo Paul Rev. S. J., clergyman St. Ignatius College,
214 Hayes
Rafter A. P., salesman Charles Adams, r. 1308)4 Mar-
ket
Rafter W., fireman stmr Columbia
Rafterv Micbatl, groceries and liquors, 551 Bryant
Raggett John, bookbinder Hicks & Judd, r. 625 Ivy Av
Easgett Martin A., clei k Buyer & Reich, r. 625 Ivy At
RagKett Michael, apprentice, r. (>25 Ivy Av
Raggett M.J. Mrs., widow, r. 625 Ivy Av
Ragghianti Frediano, bartender Vincenzo Daysllo, r.
619 Broadway
Ragabiantl Simoni. r. 702 Front
Rag^ij David (Arata & Raggio) r. 801 Bush
Ras-gio yiu<eppi (Lavezzo .v Kaegio) r. 511)4 Fourth
Raghiauti Michele (D. Paoliuelli & Co.) r. 1235 Pa-
cific
Ragle John R., r. 550 Mission
Ragner F. Adam, barber Strecker k Kern, r. 10 X Tay-
lor
Ragedale John C, r. 1812 Washington
Rague Emauuel, iroiierS. F. Laundry
Rahders Henry, porter Hecht Brus. k Co., r. iSCJi
Minna
Rahders Minnie, widow, r. 636)4 Minna
Rahe Gustave W., carpenter, r. 11 Alahka PI
Rahn Joseph, liquor saloon, S£ cor Sacramento and
Stockton
Rnbill Andrew, laborer, r. 12 Hampton PI
RahiJl V\ illiam, stablekeeper. r. 2305 Washington
Rahlmann Herman H. (Duchmann k RahlmauB) x. N
a Teneriffe, ur Susquehanna
Rahm Jacob, maltster, r. I;i2 Francisco
Rahn Anna, domestic 910 Greenwich
Rabn F., r. 1425)4 Dupont
Rdbnstrom Charles H., tailor Bullock k Jones, r. 10
Derby PI
Rahsskopff Car], manager printing dept. Schmidt
Label and Litho Co.. r. 2617 Clay
Rahwyler Abraham, jeweler, 631 Kearny, r. 1 Tele-
graph PI
Rahwyler Alfred, salesman Verdier, Moreau k Co., r.
1 Telegraph PI
Raicevirh Antoue, furniture, 1113 Stevenson
Raicevich Spire, furniture, 37 Taylor
Raicbmuth Frank, liquor saloon, 635 Clay, r. 431 Pine
Rail Thomas, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons, r. 47r
Jessie
Railroad Brewery, Frederick Schuster proptr, 427
Valencia
Railroad Commissioner*, Patrick J. White,
James W. Rea and A. Abbott, Stafford H.Parker
secretary, offi. e 119-121 Phelan Bldg
Railroad Gazetteer ( monthly) H. S. Crocker k
Co. publishers and proprietors, 215-219 Bush
Railroad House, Peterson & Decker proprietors,
640-«4B Fourth
Railroad Lodgings, Bailey & McLean proptr, 533 Com-
mercial
Railway Mail Service, United States (Eighth
Division) otfice SW cor Battery and Jackson
Raimond Reuben E., real estate, r. 1804 Broadway
Rainbow Gold Mining Co. (Sierra Co., Cal.) P. T-
Mohrhaidt secretary, 307 Montsomery
Rainey Bridget, widow, r. 30 Oak Grove At
Raluey D. K., attorney at law. r. 8 Turk
Rainey George, upholsterer Pac. Spriug and Mattrsss
Co., r. 3009 Clay
Rainey Julia Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening School,
r. 3ii3 Davis
Rainey Samuel, superintendent steam fire engines.
Corporation Yaid S. F. F. D., r. 1109 Golden Gate
At
Rainey Samuel, teamster, r. 24 Verona
Rainey Sarah R., widow, r. 1744 Market
Raiuey W , steelworker Pac. Rolling Mill
Rainey William, brakeman S. F. Bridge Co., r. 11
Michigan
Rainey William B., teamster, r. 257 Perry
Rainey William S., salesman Muser Bros., r. SOW
Clay
8^ Rainey. See Raney
Rainsbnrv John J., policeman, r. 931 Filbert
Rainville J., carpet layer Charles M. Plum k Co., r.
cor Turk and Leavenworth
Raisch Albert J., clerk County Clerk's Office, r. 13«
Eleventh
Raisch Frederick, plumber, r. 1525 Howard
Raisch Gottfried, contractor, r. 13^ Eleventh
Raisch William C, jeweler, r. 136 E'eventh
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THE HASTINGS"
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Comer MOMTCiOSIEBir and SCTTEB STS.
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Assets, $1,810,273
GEO. D. DORNIN, Maitager
WIL SESTOK, Aat. MiSAga.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
RAI
983
RAN
Raialn August, bartender Capitul Saloou, r. 826 Brocl-
enck
BaiBiu Ernest, cooper Lenormand Bro8.,r. 426 Broad-
way
Ralth George, restaurant. 102 Drumna, r. 709 Seyen-
teenth
RakemHU Frederick (Brandt * Rakeman) r. 1822 Lyon
Rftkow Francis A. T., real estate, r. 627 Qreeu
Raleigh Oeorge, carpenter, r. C5i StfTenson
Ralelyh Walter, porter, r. 1020 Valleio
Ralls Ricbard F., dentist, U St. Ann's Bldg, r. 717
Hyde
Ralph Annie F., dressmaker, r. 1914 Broderick
Ralph Henry, dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
Black Point
Ralph James, clerk, r. 1210 Twenty-flrst
Ralph James D., dyer, r. 3 Marcy PI
Ralph James G., r. 3 Marcy PI
Ralph L. A. Mrs., dress and cloakmaker, 411 Post, r.
4 Marcy PI
Ralph Mamie Miss, ladies' hairdresser with
Fred. HRys, r. 1138 Folsom
Ralph Martha J., dreHsmaker. r. 1914 Broderick
Ralph William, coopor, r. 4 Marcy PI
Ralph William H.. groceries, 2837 Californis, r. 1914
Broderick
Ralston Andrew J., president Selby Smelting
and Lead Co., 416 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Ralstou Benjamin, r. 1729 >« Mission
Ralsiou Gaviu, patternmaker W. F. Buswell, r. 1014
Howard
Ralston H. ft J. (Henry and John) architectural iron
workers, 151-153 Beale
Ralston Henry (H. «i J. Rnlston) r. Oakland
Ralston Henry, clerk, r. 1004 Montgomery Av
Bslston H. H., clerk, r. 641 Commercial
Rulston J., gripman Cal. St UR. r. 413 California
Ralstiin James A., teamster, r. 405 Turk
Raltitun John (H. & J. Rslston) r. Haywards
Ralston Jolin O., painter, r. 2343 Washington
Ralston Joseph H., druggist and apothecary,
NW cor Post and Powell
Ralston Robert, car driver, r. 1522 Eddy
Ralstou William C. (Hobson & Ralston) r. 306 Stock
ton
Ramacclotti Italo F., piano string maker, r. 1 Fill-
more PI
Ramage William, clerk P. M. SS. Co.
Ramb B. , shoemaker, r. 21 Lewis
Rambsut Richard, with Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 1522
Eddy
Rambert Charles, driver Lang & Co.
RHmbert Christian, salesman, r. 503 Turk
Ramb. rt John, driver, r. 1719 CFariell
Rambo Ed^vard B., manager Winchester Repeat-
ing Arms Co., 418-420 Market, r. 1731 Sutter
Rambu Marcellus C, bookkeeper Murphy, Grant &
Co., r. 705 Post
Rameau Benjamin, waiter Frank Lacoste, r. 610 Pins
Bamel Elgel, driver Northern Pacihc Express Co., r.
331 Montgomery
Ramer Frank, seaman, r. 1306 Webster
Rami Franz, laborer U. S. Brewery, r. 644 McAllister
Ramirez Gilbert, clerk Joseph F. Schleiden, r. 712
Greenwich
Ramirez John, machine operator Cal. Wire Works, r.
16 Sonora
Ramirez Ri<hard, machine operator Cal. Wire Works,
r. 16 Sonora
Bauim Albeit F., salesman E. Meussdoiifer, r. 619}j
Braunan
Ramm George, clerk, r. 619^ Brannan
Ramm Gustave. painter, r. 2014 Hyde
Raram Hans, r. 909 Ji Mission
Ramm Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 619 Brannan
Ramm Louis, caster, r. 228 Bush
Ramm William, groceries and liquors, NE cor Web-
ster and Ellis
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERMO-KI.F.<TRIC
RUSSIAN and TURKISH BAIHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Giyen.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
GARDEN HOSE,
LAWN SPRINKLERS, HOSE MENDERS,
HOSE COUPLINGS, HOSE PIPES.
W. E. LANE, Plumber,
605 KEARmr STREET.
EsUbllBheU 1860. Telephone 315.
Ramon Auseliuo, cigar mufr., r. ItiUiPobt
Ramon John A., cigars and tobacco, 436 Bush, r. 713
Bush
•^ Ramon. Sea Raymond
Ramos Antonio C, dairyman, SW cor Wisconsin and
Napa
Ramos Francisco 0., boilermaker, r. Arkansas, bst
Sierra and Napa
Ramos Joseph C, carpenter, r. 2405 Lsguna
Ramos Manuel J., boiler, r. 662^ Natoma
Ramos Nlcaro, fireman stinrSan Juan
Rampe David H., piinter, r. 2319 Mission
Rampe Hrnry J., staward Wilson Restaurant, r. 11T
Webster
Ramsay Joseph G., salesman, r. 425 Turk
Ramsay Samnel, carpenter, r. 1 Caroline
Ramsay William J., dry and fancy goods, fil6-S17
H lyes. r. 32 Turk
t^ Ramsay. See Ramsey
Ramsdell Harry Y., cutter Bullock k Jones, r. 809 3«
Nineteenth
Ramsdell Joneph, mining, r. 9.53 Harrison
RHmsdell William, laborer, r.l33 Dolores
Ramsden Charles H., cashier California Na-
tional Bank of San Francisco, €21 Market, r. Oak-
land
Ramsden Joseph, gardener, r. 3 Golden Court
Ramsden Thomas, draftsman engineer's deptS.P. Co.,
r. 230 Clara
Ramsell Franklin A., clerk, r. 908 Valencia
Ramselius Adolph, silversmith Schulz & Fischsr, r.
228 Bush
Ramsen William, deckhand tug Sea Witch, r. 26 Clay
Ramsey Catherine, widow, r. 8n6 Halght
Ramsey Catherine, widow, r. 1914 Jessie
Ramsey David M., musician, r. 32:S Larkin
Ramsey Eliza W. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1914 Jessie
Ramsey George, cook J. C. Fitschen, r. 1616 Powell
Ramsev Henry 0., machine operator Buckingham k
Hecht, r. 28 Haight
Ramsey James D., capitaHst, r. 1407 Sacramento
Ramsey Marvin J., cooperage, 622 Battery, r. 814
Greenwich
Ramsey Nels, r. inOO Montgomery
Ramsey Peter, bartender, r. lOOl) Montgomery
Ramsey Robert, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. NB cor
Harrison and Main
Ramsey William A., barber, r. 13 Pacific
Ramsey William H.. engineer, r. 1002X Alabama
Ramsey William H. Jr., musician, r. 1002 Ji Alabama
0^ Ramsey. See R.Hmsay
Ramson Albert shiprarpenter, r. 1007 Eighteenth
Ramson Francois, r. 8 Lynch
Ksmulii John, foundryman Union Iron Works
Ramuta M., foundryman Union Iron Works
Rancke Herman, salesman H. J. Hicek, r. 829 Polk
Raucke Letitla C, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 437 Na-
toma
Rand HoUis. painter, r. 17G Minna
Rand Mary Miss, dressmaker, 27 ?i Third
Rand Richard, butcher, r. 27)4 Pearl
Randall A. G. Mrs., widow, r. iiO Oak
Randall A. J Mrs., r. 503 Mason
Randall Alfred, whitener, r. 851 Folsom
Randall Annie S., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 145 Ellis
Randall Charles, chief cook Brooklyn Hotel, r. 736
Shotwell
Randall Charles H., printer, r. 420 Jackson
Randall ( barles W. (Wahelee & Co.) r. 1512 Pine
Randall Clement, master tug Water Witch, r. 418
Vallejo
Randall Comley, driver Omnibus RR., r. 145 Tehama
Randall G. B., clerk B. Nathan & Co., r. 7 Pratt PI
Randall George C. (Wakelee * Co.) r. Cosmos Club
Randall George S.. packer Porter, Slessinger k Co.,r.
29 Glen Park Av
Randall Ida F. Mrs., lodgings, 916-918 Howard
Randall Jessie Miss, musician, r. 649 MiS!>ion
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TBL2FHONB 82.
FINE PRINTING
FROM NEW TYPE.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSGTS OVER FIVB BIHiiaONS.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO.. General Agents.
EAN
984
BAP
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMP OBTEBB or
FOR GAS, STEAM AND -WATER.
Pipe Fitting*, sll Sizes.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Eandall John C, canvasser, r. 837 Folsom
Randall John J., restaurant, 131 Sixth, r. 635J4
Stevenson
Randall John L., r. 531 Sacramento
Randall Marcy H., carpenter, r. 612 Linden Av
Randall Mary J., widow, r. 712 Hyde
Randall Peter, rigger, r. 1511 Stockton
Randall P. M., civil engineer, r. 411 Sansome
Randall Richard, longshoreman, r. 533 Howard
Randall Samuel B. , master mariner, r. 529 Mission
Raudnll William F., engineer Empire Foundry, r.
916 Howard
Eandall Winfield S., teamster, r. 424 Sansome
Be?" Randall. See Randle and Randol
Rander Herman, macblne man S. F. Cordage Factory
Raudhahn Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
Missouri, nr Mariposa
Randohl Louisa Miss, bakery, 630 Nineteenth
RandolJ. B., quicksilver, 3J0 Sansome, room 22, r.
New Almaden
Randolph Charles, bagmaker, r. 526 Grove
Randolph Daniel L., vice-consul Brazil, and capital-
ist, offl'-e 12 Montgomery, r. Alameda
Kaudoiph Frank W... salesman Charles M. Plum k
Co., r. 31 Washington Av
Randolph George, machinist, r. 31 Washington Av
Randolph Henry, porter Palace Hotel, r. 1718 Leaven-
worth
Randolph John, waiter, r. 307 Fourth
Randolph John H., cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 4 Pres-
ton PI
Randolph John W., steward, r. 8 McDermott PI
Randolph Lily, widow, r. 526 Pine
Randolph P. laborer P. M. S8. Co.
Randolph T. P., r. 808 Leavenworth
Randolph Thomas W., porter, r. 1205 Stockton
Randolph William C, glass stalner, r. 31 Washing-
ton Av
Raney Charles T., oyaterman Scharinghausen Bros.,
r. 407 Stevenson
Bauey Cornelius J., night inspector Castom Bouse,
r. 26 Silver
t^ Raney. See Rainey
Eanft Henry A., clerk Holbrook, Merrill It Stetson, r.
1423 Sacramento
Ranft Philip, boxmaker, r. 525 Union
Rangeley Edward, finisher, r. S 8 Beach, nr Larkin
Ranger Maria Mrs., furnished rooms, 417 Stockton
Raugod William, dyer, r. 4S0 Bush
Rank C. P. & Co. (Cyrus P. Rank and Charles Mat-
theas) mnf 1-8 ci^'ars, 420 Clay
Rank Cyrus P. (C. P. Rank & Co.) r. 115 Seventh
Rank Edward, lumberman, r. 14 White PI
Rank Frederick, liquor saloon, 717 Davis
Rank Joseph, miner, r. 115 Seventh
RanK W. M., general Western agent Denver and
Rio Grande Railway, 14 Montgomery, r. 622
Haight
Ranke William, packer Felgenbaum * Co., r. 114
Fair Oaks
Ranken Augustus J., clerk freight auditor's ofllce 3.
P. Co., r. 435 Eddy
Ranken Herman, liquor saloon, 1081 Market, r. 435
Eddy
Ranken William, bartender John Cordes, r. cor Broad-
way and Front
Rankin Alexander, candymaker Schroder, Albrecht
& Co., r. 982 J4 Hnrrison
Rankin August, clgarmaber, r. Ahlborn House
Rankin Belle Miss, teacher Denman Grammar School,
r. 1527 Sutter
Rankin, Brayton & Co. (Ira P. Rankin. and A.
P. Brayton) proprietors Pacific Iron Works, 127
First
Rankin Charles E., driver, r. 118 Eighteenth
Rankin David, butler, 1011 Bush
Rankin F. D., student Barnard's Business College, r.
418 Sutter
Bankin George A. (Freeman, Bates k Rankin) attor
ney at law, 409 California, rooms 1-4
Rankin George A., candymaker Schroder, Albrecht k
Co., r. 9K2)i Harrison
Rankin lya P. (Bankin, Brayton & Co.) r. 72»
Geary
Rankin James, carpenter S. M. Hills, r. 103 Perry
Rankin James, lighthousekeeper Fort Winfield Scott
Rankin Murgaret Mrs., r. NE cor Center and York
Rankin Mary," widow, furnished rooms, 100 Sixth
Rankin Samuel H., policeman, r. 225 Lt-avenworth
Rankin 8. B., telegraph operator W. U. Tel. Co., r.
626 Sutter
Rankin William S., engineer S. P. Co., r. 202 Six-
tnenth
S3^ Rankin. See Ranken
Ranking Ruberta, widow, r. 1309 Sacramento
Ranlett Frank A., drover, r. Marqu*eaB, bet Susque-
hanna and St. John
Ranlett Horace D., ores and mining, 420 Montgomery
Rann Hermann, bootmaker Hermann Frese, r. 24
Lenis
Ranna Christian, baker William Hessler, r. 512 Green-
wich
Randall James T. , traveling salesman Samuel Hill's
Estate, r. 223 Fair Oaks
Ransom Andrew, pilot, r. 538 Fulton
Ransom Elisha (Elisha Ransom k Co.) r. 1120 Bush
Ransom Elisha fc Co. (Elisha Ransom) grain dealers,
204 California
Ransom Eva C. Miss, teacher Stanford Kindergarten,
r. 107 Guerrero
Ransom George E., clerk Gerret Middlehoff, r. 107
Guerrero
Ransom James L., stock clerk Davis Bros., r. lOT
Guerrero
Ransom John J. Rev., pastor Centenary M. E. Church
South, r. 1719 Bush
Ransom Julius B., carpenter, r. 6G8M Clementina
Ransom Lillie L. Miss, principal Stanford Free Kin-
dergarten, r. 107 Guerrero
Ransom Mary A. Mrs., r. 107 Guerrero
Ransom Sidney, furniture, 327 Third, r. 838 Third
Ransom Thomas G., r. 108 }< Hayes
Ransome Earnest L., patentee and manufacturer
artificial stone and concrete, and artificial pave-
ment, 402 Montgomery, room 8, r. Oakland
Ransome J. W. Mrs., r. 5 Mason
Ransome Lee J., attorney at law, r. 1631 O'Farrell
Ransome William P., clerk Brown, Craig k Co., r.
Oakland
Ranz«to Carlo, calker, r. 415 Harrison
Ranzulo Anton, bartender J. L. Radovich Ic Co., r. 31(
Geary
Rapelye Abraham W., live stock, r. 2024 Powell
Raphael Alexander, stock clerk Ackerman Bros., r.
825 Eddy
Raphael Charles, clerk Isadore Raphael, r. 1025 OU/
Raphael David, waiter, r. 652 Howard
Raphael Gustave, carpenter, r. 99 Stevenson
Raphael George (Isaac Raphael k Son) 435 Mont-
gomery
Raphael Henry, second-hand clothing, r. 9 Taylor
Raphael Hyman, picture frames, 923 Howard
Raphael Isaac (Isaac Raphael k Son) 435 Montgomery
Raphael Isaac ft Son (Isaac and George) clothing, 436
and 527 Montgomery
Raphael Isidor, cigars and tobacco, 430 Kearny, r.
1025 Clay
Raphael James, assistant engineer stmr City of Bio
de Janeiro
Raphael Jose r. 22 Telegraph PI
Raphael Joseph M., clerk Davis Bros., r. 825 Eddy
Raphael Julius W., salesman, r. 601 Geary
Raphael Levi, teamster, r. 415 Hayes
Raphae' Lewis, Insurance broker, 402 Front, room «,
r. 612 Van Ness Av
Raphael Lucy Miss, dressmaker, r. 734 Geary
UPHOLSTERY.
WHOLESALE AND EETAIL
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Sliow Cases
and Store Fi2.tazes.
37 Market St.
m IDCr CVTD k nOV ( ^ natnml product of the FlneRt Grapes of ) ARPAD HARASZTHY A CO.,
toLllOL CA I HA Uni"( theWorld. But no addition of Brandy, f 530 WASHnTGTOH STEEW.
KAP
985
BAT
Bnphael Manuel, bootblack, r. 28 Hinckley
Bapbael Morrl«, with Nat Raphael k Co.. r.510 Eddy
Raphael Nat. * Co. (Nat. M. Raphael and Henry
Myers) Jewelrv, 102 Kearny and 732-734 Mnrket
Raphael Nat. M. (N»t. Raphael & Co.) r. 610 Eddy
Raphael Ralph, bookiieeper Brown Bros, b Co., r.
Oakland
Raphael R'bert. molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
142H Fourth
Raphael Robert R., foreman molder Risdon I. »nd L.
Works, r. HiH Fourth
Raphael Robert R., salesman I. Raphael k Son, r. 629
Turk
Raphael Saly, clerk I. Raphael, r. 1025 Clay
Raphael Solomon, bookkeeper, r. 82.5 Eddy
Raphael Solomon, cigar dealer, r. 1025 Clay
•jT Raphael. See Rafael
Rapinat Louis, laundry, 2512 MiPSion
Rapozo Manuel S.( Rodriguez k Rapozo)r. 319 Drumm
Rapu Adolph, mnfg jeweler, 9 Geary, r. 2820 Cali-
fornia
Rapp Annie, widow, r. 9 William
Rapp Charles (Kutner, Bepler & Co.) r. 116 Main
Rapp Charles E., barber, 27 Summer, r. 519 Jones
Rapp Frederick, cook, r. NE cor Spear and Hatba-
wny'6 Wharf
Rapp George, machinist, r. 459 Clementina
Rapp George, porter Bternfeld Bros. & Co., r. 10 By-
i.igton
Rnpp Gertrude, widow, r. 10 Bylngton
Rapp Gustave, hostler Clayburgh & Brandensteln, r.
2H3 Stevenson
Rapp John (George Goeppert * Co.) r. 903 Fillmore
Rapp Julius F., horseshoer, r. Ifil Clara
Rapp Lizzie A. Mrs., bakery, 70.i Laguna
Rapp Louis, jewi-ler A. Rapp, r. 2820 California
Rapp Matllila L. Miss, saleslady, r. 519 Jones
Rappe Matthew, veterinary Furgeon, W 8 Mission, nr
R.Mndall, r. Old Sau Jog6 Road
Rapplii Gsbriel F., physician, lfi08 Stockton
Rapplin Moses, cigaraiaker Hoflfman & Davis
Rapplin Rarab Mrs., cigarmaker Hoffman & Davis, r.
531 Mission
Rappold Charles A., molder Empire Foundry, r. 141
N;:toina
Rascbe Augustus Mrs., r. W s San Bruno Road, nr
'Cortland Av
Basche Henry, piano tuner, r. 1221 Bush
Raschen Frederick (Hoegemann ii Raschen) r. 719
Valencia
Baschen Liider, groceries and llqmors, NW cor Third
and Townaend
Raschen Martin, clerk N. Y. Underwriters' Agency, r.
Alameda
Rasey Charles W., clerk general passenger and ticket
agent 8. P. Co.
Rask John O., grlpman Clay St. RR., r. 1323 Sacra-
mento
Rasmuss Otto, clerk, r. 609 Pins
Rasniusnen Alexander, clerk P. Jacobsen, r. 2019
Mhsou
RasmuHsen Andreas, seaman, r. 36 Clay
Rasuiussen Charles, cardrlver. r. 1528 Eddy
Rasmussen Charles, cooper Cal. Barrel Co.
Basmussen Charles, seaman, r. 13 Clay
RaamuNsen Christian, expressman, r. 12 Lafayette
Rasmussen Christian, expressman, r. 1223>) Folsom
Rasmussen Christian, expressman, NW cor Fourth
and Berry, r. W s Tennessee, bet Sierra and Ne-
vada
RasmuRsen Christian, waiter r. 225 Minna
R:ismu8sen Christian, waiter, r. 1504 California
Rasmussen Frederick, carpenter, r. 6 Montgomery
Court
Rasmussen Frederick, waiter Nicholas Panella, r. 716
Broadway
Rasmussen George, blacksmith, r. N s Sierra, bet
Maryland and Loulsana
FRATINGER & CO.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
JERSEY WAISTS.
HEWEST GOODS. LATEST STYLES. LOWEST PBICES.
105 KEARNY STREET.
ROOFING,
RAIN WATER PIPES, GUTTERS and VALLEYS
MADE AND REPAIRED.
Roofs of all kinds made Water Tlgrht. ' ^
U>
W. E. LANE,
PLUMBER, 606 KBARNT STBBBT.
EsUbliBhed 1860. Telephone 315.
Rasmussen George J., tailor, r. 8 s Sumatra, bet Tom-
biubee and Potomac
Rasmussen Hans, proptr The White House, N s
Sierra, bet LouiKiaua and Maryland
Rasmussen Hans, Beaman, r. 817 Montgomery Av
Rasmussen Haus, with E. Danforth. r. 1604)4 Powell
Rasmussen Henry, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. W 8
Rhode Inland, bet Yolo and Sonoma
Rasmussen J., carpenter S. F. Bridge Co., r. Minne-
sota, nr Buite
Rasmussen Joseph, senmati, r. 2011 Dupont
Rasmussen Lawrence M., stenographer, r. 752 Howard
Ua><mu8sen Lewis, coachman, r. 1615 Pine
Rasmussen Nels (Anderson & Rasmussen) r. 29 Wash-
ington
Rasmussen Nels, bartender, r. lODO Montgomery
Rasmussen Niels, boot and shoemaker, 401 Jj Sutter
Rasmussen Peter, boots and shoes, 232 Third
Rasmussen Peter, mate schr Vega, r. 2ti3 East
Rasmussen Peter, commission merchant, 101 Sacra-
mento, r. W s Rhode Island, bet Sonoma and Yolo
RasiiiusKen Rasmus, liquor saloom, W s Michigan, bet
Shastii and Naps
Rasmussen Rasmus, master tug Sea King, r. 156 Perry
Rasmussen Rasmus, nurse Home of Inebriates, r.2000
Stockton
Rasmussen William, r. 155 Perry
Rasner Henrj' C, patternmaker Union Iron Works, r.
49 South Park
Rassette Jnhn B., carpenter Hobbs, Wall & Co., r.
1223 J4 Bush
Rassette Samuel J., solicitor Hobbs, Wall & Co., r.
1223 J4 Bush
Rastedt Guhtave, musician, r. 6 Medau PI
Ratclifife Henry, r. 236 Seventh
Riitella Nutald. fisherman, r. 117 Vallejo
Rateiiburg Charles, blacksmith, r. 134 Fourth
Rath G., r. ,33 Hinckley
Rathbone B. F.. blacksmith, r. 815 Lott
Rathbone Frank H., bookkeeperThomasBsiley & Co.,
r. 2215 California
Rathbone Frederick V. W., bartender, r. 109 Mont-
gomery
Rathbone Henry B., student, r. 2215 California
Rathbun E. A., gripman Clay St. RR., r. 1336 Sacra-
mento
Rathburn William H., carpenter, r. N s Franklin, bet
Chestnut and Lombard
Rathgeb Emile, machinist Pac. Coast Electrical Con-
struction Co., r. 605 Broadway
Ratbjen Christian, bartender Albert Landsberg, r. 430
Seventh
Rathien Henry (Rathjen k Co.) r. 603 Bush
Rathjen John, laborer, r. 115 Cedar Av
Rathjen Martin (Rathjen * Co.) r. 625 Larkln
Rathjen William, delivery clerk Rathjen k Co., r. 3
Chelsea PI
RATHJEN & 00. ,Henry and
Martin Knthjen) wholesale and retail
l^rocers, tea and wine merchants, 601
Bash, cor Stockton and 633 Larlcin,
cor Ellis
Ratbman U. R., drayman George H. Tay k Co., r.
1209 Ji Kearny
Rathraan Peter, with Pac. Vinegar and Pickle Works,
r. 42 Linden Av
Rathskeller The, Fahrig k Klrchner proprietors,
junction Market, Turk and Mason
Ratowsky Harrv C. tailor A. Cooper, r. 236 Oak
Rattan Frank, physician and surgeon, NW cor
KentUi ky and Butte
Rattan Volney, teacher Girls' High School, r. 1611
Larkiu
Ratten William H., r. 330 Geary
Rattenbiiry William H., manager Legal and Commer-
cial Agency. 224 Montgomery, r. 1017 Pierce
Rattigan Edward, stonecutter, r. 1809 Scott
1^
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
9Iannntctnr«r of rrerr dewrlptlon of
PA8SENOBR, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
4S to 6U Beale Street, Man rrauclac*.
Baling Presses TSUMAN, ISHAU & hooker, 421-427 Market St. HAT, 1U1>1S,
0911 ng f re&dt?d< mop. WOOIi. SA4^. and ORCHIliliA PR£SSi:8.
KAT
986
EAY
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOETERS OJP
GALVANIZED AND GOMMON
AU Sizes and A'nmbers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
RHttigan James, laborer, r. 316 Ninth
Kattisjan John, hostler Dnited Carriage Co., r. 247
Clementina
Haftigan John F., teameter, r. 35 Turk
I Rattlgan Kate, widow, r. 210 Thirteenth
Rattigan Luke, laborer freight depot 8. P. Co., r. 67 H
Shlplpy
RatH;,'8n Louis, r. 33 Turk
( Rattigan Mnrtin, tailor, r. 316 Ninth
i Rattigan Patrick, lauiidryman. r. 1719 Howard
! Rattigan Patrick, painter, r. 10 Hill
; BattiKan William, laundryman Lick Laundry, r. 210
Thirteenth
09* Rattigan. See Radigan
Rattler Lew, bartender Solomon A. Solomon, r. 325
Eddy
Ratto Antonio (Ratto ft Co.) r. 2010 Mason, rear
Rntto Antonio, scaveneer, r. 533 Green
Ratto B. & Co. (Bartolomeo Ratto) bakery, 1339 Du-
pont
Ratto Bartolomeo (B. Ratto & Co.) r. 1339 Dupont
Ratto Charles, miller Potrero Yeast and Vinegar Co.,
r. E s Wisconsin, bet Nevada and Sonoma
Ratto Earnest, carpenter S. M. Hills, r. 1339 Dupont
R»tto F., laborer Pac. Oil nnd Lead Works, r. 804 Third
Ratto Frank, carpenter, r. 1516 Howard
Ratto Giovanni, laborer r. 420 Jackson
Ratto Giuseppe, r. 9 Gaven
Ratio Giuseppe, fruits and vegetables, 218 Gonsh
Ratto John, butcher, r. NE cor Mason and Pacific
Rstto L., scavenaer. r. 533 Green
Ratto Leo, driver Bertin k Lepori, r. 535 Vallejo
Ratto Louis, wood and coril, 1811 Pnion
Ratto Otto M., manager Luigi Albora, r. 535 Vallejo
Ratto Nicola, cooli Vanonio ft Cuneo. r. 146 Second
Ratto Ro>-ie, widow, r. 1516 Howard
Ratto ft Co. (Antonio Ratto and Giovanni Segale)
wood and coal, hay and grain. 2012 Mason
Rattray William, snipping clerk H. Huddleston & Co.,
r. 32 Bernard
Ra»z Philip, dishwasher, r. 625 Pacific
Ratzeburg William (R.stzeburg ft Co.) r. 26 Russ
Ratzeburg ft Co. (William Ratzeburg and Otto Hintz)
groceries and liquors, 1113 Howard
Ran Adolph H., cutter Jacob Bachmann, r. 1217 Va-
lencia
Rau Angnsta E. Mrs., dairy produce, 1217 Valencia
Ran Eberhardt, tailor, 315 Stockton
Rau Harry A., clerk Davis Bros., r. 1217 Valencia
Rau John F., lithographer Schmidt Label and Litho.
Co., r. 123 Lily Av
Rau LoniB (Kaufman, Rau & Co.) r. 922 Fillmore
Rau Louisa, widow, r. 1712 Jessie
Ran Maggie R. Miss, with Cal. Cracker Co., r. 1217
Valencia
Raub Charles G., bookkeeper, r. 121 Montgomery
Ranblnger Bernhard, brewer, r. 507 Greenwich
Raubinger William, teamster, r. 616 Lombard
Raubinaer William Jr., teamster, r. 616 Lombard
Ranch Richard F., saloon, r. 629 California
Raupr Jacob J., collector Samuel C. Harding, r. 1307
Webster
MUM GEORGE E. .Ice-presi-
dent City Railroad Co. and ninna£^in;sp
proprietor WoodTvard's Gardens, r.
Palace Hotel
Ranm J. M., office 436 Montgomery
Rann Edward, architect, r. 520 Nan Ness Av
Ranne James, laborer, r. 52.i Howard
Rausch Andrew, clerk, r. 12 McLea Court
Rausch August, r. 2730 Pine
Rausch Henry, tanner, r. 232 Twenty-eighth
Rausch John, laborer John Wleland Brewing Co., r.
668 Folsom
Rausch John, farmer, r. 12 McLea Court
Rausch Otto, compositor Hebrew Observer, r. 23
Bondell PI
Rausch Peter J., bookkeeper, r. 36 Langton
Rausch Simon, painter, r. 12 McLea Court
Rausch Samuel, peddler, r. 34 H Clara
Rauschenbach Albert, cook, r. 863 J« Market
Rauschkolb Friedrich, bartender Otto Norman, r.l031
Pacific
Ravani Leonard, machinist W. T. Garratt ft Co., r. 446
Union
Ravani Ricardo, yegetables, 735 Broadway, r. 446
Union
Ravanni Louis, laborer, r. 1508 Dupont
Ravano Angelo (Grondona ft Ravano) r. 7 Kohler's PI
Ravekes David (Ravakes & Forester) r. 321 Freeraont
Ravekes James H., shipping clerk Sullivan, Kelly ft
Co., r. 321 Fremont
Ra-veke* & Forester (Edwin H. Forester and
David Ravekes) importers and commission mer-
chants, and gelling agents Arctic Oil Works, 116
California
EAYELET SAMUEL W.
book and job printer, 518 Clay, r. 1104
Larlcin
Raven E., seaman stmr Starbuck
«^" Raven. See Ravn
Ravenna, Ghirardelli & Co. (Vincent Ravenna,
Antonio Ghirardelli, Louts Buero, Giuseppe Po-
desta and Luigi Raffo) manufacturers macaroni,
421 Battery
Ravenna Vincsnt (Ravtnna, Ghirardelli ft Co.) r. 712
Vallejo
Ravencraft Dawey, compositor Bulletin, r. 1224 Fil-
bert
Ravenscroft H. A., r. 1917 Mission
Ravizzaiu Emilio, painter Qiacomo Orsi, r. 7 Jasper
PI
Ravn George, laborer Michelssen, Roth ft Co., r. W g
Kansas, bet Solano and Butte
Ravn Hans (Ravn ft Christesen) r. 909 }< Mission
RAVN & CHRISTESEN
(Hans Ra-rn and Alar tin A. Ctaristesen)
coffee bouse, »» Fifth
•^ Ravn. See Raven
Raw Louis, r. 1523 Geary
Rawle Bernard, r. 8 Riucon Court
Rawles Amos J., yardman, r. 974 Folsom
Rawling Henry C, driver Occidental Hotel, r. 632
Howard
Rawlinps James M., helper Jason Springer ft Co., r.
551 Minna, rear
Rawlins Benjamin T., attorney at law, 310 Pine,
rooms 36-38, r. 408 Hyde
Rawlins Robert J., foreman annealing room U. S-.
Mint, r. 338 McAllister
Rawlins Walter A., expressman, NE cor Fourth and
Harrison, r. 748 Harrison
09" Rawlins. See Rollins
Bawlinson Herbert, engineer Holbrook, Merrill ft
Stetson, r. 1217 Lombard
Rawlinson John, porter Brigham, Hoppe ft Co., r.
1217 Lombard
Rawlinson Peter carpenter, r. 134 Fourth
Rawson B. F., r. 339 Eighteenth
Rawson George, laborer, r. 1616 Jackson
Rawson Granville D., blacksmith San Leandro Mnfr
Co., r. 607 Folsom
Rawson J. A. Mrs , artist, r.24 Silver
Rawson Richard, mail clerk Chronicle, r. 1407 Ji
Stocktcm
Rawson William, painter, r. 681 Mission
Ray Adolph, burteuder, r. 1518 Howard
Ray B., carpenter and extraman Hook and Ladder
No. 1
Ray Charles E., capitalist, r. 301 Jones
Ray Frederick J., contractor, r. 214 Castro
Ray Frederick W., clerk Sidney V. Smith, r. 3733 Fol-
tom
THE BEST
OVERCOATS
For MEN and BOYS at
THE HASTINGS"
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.
ik
IMPERIAL Fire Ins, Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SSZT027, Asst Uuager.
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
BAY
987
REA
Kay Heury H., bakir. r. 13i>8)« Devlaadero
Ray .lameB, upholsterer, 300t Sixteenth
Kay JameB A., upholsterer Gal. Furniture Mnfg Co.,
r. 119 Fair Oaks
Ray James F., inspector Custom House, r. 413 Bran-
nan
Ray John, cook, r. S s Elizabeth, nr Noe
Ray John A., dairyman, r. W s Sau Bruno Koad, opp
Fifteenth Av
Ray John H., farmer, r. 626 Jessie
Ray Li 1 lie MIsk, dressmaker, r. 102 Fifth
Bay Philip A., driver Hose No. B, r. 3005 Webster
Bay Robert S., extrauiau Hook and Ladder No. 1, r.
22 O'Farrell
Bay SHmuel H., mansRer Champion Machine Co., 12
Main, r. East Oakland
Bay Teresa Miss, ciKurmaker M. Cohen, r. 146 Perry
Ray Thomas B., salesman J. C. Johnson & Co., r.
1017 Larkin ,
Bay Timothy W., Insurance btoker, 40S California, r.
2733 Folsom
Ray William, r. 34 Twelfth
Bay William S., r. 239 San Jos6 At
l»" Bay. See Rae. Raye, Reu, Beay. Rey and Rbea
Baycbester Qeorge I., coal oil, 935 Folsom, r. 953
Folsom
Baycbester Henry, r. 449 Ninth
•^ Raychester. See Rochester
Raycrcft Jane, widow, r. 608 O'FHrrell
Raye Alfred P. (Kaye & Hampton) r. 537 Polk
Raye Frank, watchman stiur Mary Garratt
Baye William H., paiuter.r. 12J9 V.llejo
RAYE & HAMPTON ,A«„d
P. Riiye and liHO F. Hampton) Import-
ers and dealtra in curpelM, oil clotlis,
■ hade materials, etc., 739 Market
Bayhill William, livery stable. 23;i5 Washington
Bayiiioud Albert, clerk Wm. M. Pierson, r. 1708 Polk
Baymoud Alfred, r. 3 Chestnut PI
Bayraond Antonio (Raymond & Cllflford) r. SE cor
Nap I and Wisconsin
Raymond Charles S., barber, r. 171 Clara
Riymond David, carpenter, r. 2217 Mason, rear
Raymond David, gatekeeper P. M. Sd. Go's Wharf, r.
1005 Twenty-first
Raymond Eli, car driver, T. 40 Thirteenth
Raymond Florent, superintendent Spriug Valley Tan-
nery, r. Black Point
Raymond Frank, office 33 Montgomery Block, r. 6 Tay
Raymond Frank, laborer Antonio Raymond, r. SE cor
Napa and Wisconsin
Raymond Frank C, boilermaker Union Iron Works,
r. W 8 Arkansas, bet Napa and Sierra
Raymond Frederick, carpenter, r. cor Mary Lana and
Berry
Bavmond George A., with W. B. Wilsbire k Co., r.
2410 Washington
Baymoud H., cigarmaker, r. 634 Vsllejo
Baymond Henry, fireman stmr Orizaba, r. 28 Moss,
rear
Raymond Henry, tailor, 1708 Polk
Raymond Henry I., first lieutenant V. S. A., assistant
surgeon. Angel Island
Baymond John, cigarmaker, r. 713 Bush
Baymond Joseph, laborer, r. 2405 Laguns
Baymond Julius, roalpasHer stmr San Juan
Baymond L . seaman stmr Geo. W. Elder
Raymond Nellie, widow, r. 241 Fell
Raymond P. M., r. 1005 )j Minna
Baymond Richard, expressman, r. 106 Colton
Raymond Reuben (Raymond, Squire & Co.) r. 673 Sev-
enteenth
Baymcmd Samuel A., mining, 302 Montgomery, room
6, r. 920 Polk
Baymond, Squire & Co. {Reuben Raymond, James A.
Squire and Frederick W. Williams) tannery and
glove factory, 407-415 Sanchez
DR. BAZAN'S
Tll K RMO-K LECTEIC
RUSSIAN ani TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Baths Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED
CHIMNEYS REPAIRED. CHIMNEY SWEEPING.
CUimney Topa that ^vill dra^r.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established IMO. Telephone 316.
RaymondThomas, starter Market St. RR., r. 2000
McAllister
Raymond Van Rensselaer, helper U. 8. Mint. r. Gal-
land
Raymond William B., painter, r. 2728 Greenwich
Raymond William H.. mlulnjj. r. 1020 Post
Raymond fc Clifford (Antonio Rarmond and Hiram A.
Clifford) dairy, SW cor Napa and Arkansas
•^ Raymond. See Ralm'nd and Ramon
Raynaud Charles Mrs., teacher music, r. 114 Francisco
Raynaud Charles P., pressman News Letter, r. 114
Francisco
Raynaud Felix A., assistant cashier M. J. FlaTln b
Co., r. 832 Greenwich
Raynaud Felix C, ailversmith and gaWanizer, r. 832
Greenwich
Raynaud Louis F., sIlTersmith. r. 832 Greenwich
Rayner H. A, r. 722 Broderirk
Rayner James O., chaplain U. S. A., Post Chaplain,
Alcatraz Island
Rayner Richard, waiter stmr Aneon, r. 8 Clay
Raynor Daniel, cigarmaker. r. 745 Harrison
Raynor Edward S., accountnnt, r. I'JO McAlUater
Raynor Florence Miss, actrexs. r. 306 Third
Raynor William S., bookkeeper, r. 1409 Jackson
Riiynor William S., salesman P. P. Mast k Co.
i^T" Raynor. See Raner and Rayner
Razzauti Terrelo, seaman, r. NE cor McAllister and
Polk
Razzetto B., fisherman, r. 1319 Sansome. rear
Razzetto Fortunate, liquor saloon, 5J7 Washington, t.
2015 Taylor
Razzo Cristofero. gardener, Old San 3ob6 Road, nr
Ocenn View Station
RazzHli T., r. 113 Grove
Re Joseph, fiuita and candy, 1628 Stockton
Rea Alonzn, r. 17(11 Broderlik
Rea Brothers (Jules A. and Ludwlg A.) paints, oils,
glass and wall pnper, 1318 Stockton
Rea Charles T., dentist, 9i3 Market
Rea Henry L., bookkeeper, r. 119 Stockton
Rea James W. , Railroad Commissioner, Third
District, office 119-121 Phelan Bldg, r. San Joa^
Rea John, carpenter, r. 8.15 Valencia
Rea Jules A. (Rea Bros.) r. 1504 Powell
Rea Ludwig A. (Rea Bros.) r. 1504 Powell
Rea William J., bookkeeper George Morrow Ic Co., r.
317 Bush
•y Rea. See Rae, Ray. Raye. Reay, Rey and Rhea
Read Albert G. (W. O. Read «: Co ) r. 513 Post
Read Charles, tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r. 210554
Sto.kt.n
Read Charles C, salesman SulliTan, Kelly k Co., r.
1023 Hyde
READ EDWARD B., Ne^ voru
standard Machinery Compounds, oils,
axle g^rease and engrineers' sapplle'*
IG First., r. 171 C Fillmore
Read Ellis Mrs., r. SE cor Bay and Jones
Read F., r. 325)4 Bush
Read Frank, r. 216 Hush
Read Frank W. (O. B. Smith k Co.) r. Alameda
Read Frederick, longj-horeman, r. 734 Montgomery
Read George, ileik Tatum & Bowen, r. 27 Rausch
Read George, car conductor, r. 8.'9 Folsom
Read George, laborer Cnion Iron Works, r. W b Mis-
sissippi, bet Mariposa anil Sanla Clara
Read Gilhert wire worker, r. SE cor Bay and Jones
Read H. L., master mariner, r. 2124 Mason
Read James G., r. 2114 MiKSion
Read J. G. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2114 Mission
Read John A., clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo k Co.,
r.SlH Third
Read John D., painter, r. 19.37 Stevenson
Read John H. painter, 522 Ninth
Read Lloyd, clerk 8. J. Clark Jr., r. 817 Montgomery
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TBLEPHONB 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN. b«own. cra.g^* ca
General Agents,
429 California Str»«t.
REA
REB
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
MAITDFACTUBEBS OF
Plain, Japanned and Stamped
a:" I INT "W^ .A. 1=8. ES
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
Ee«d L. W., clerk forwarding dept Wells, Fargo k
Co.. r. 9 Taylor
Bear) Samuel, cJerk, r. 273 Jessie
Read Walter C. (Prindle & Read) r. 515 Post
Read W. C. & Co. (Albert G. Read) druggists' sun-
dries. 29 Second
Bead William D.. stenographer general passenger
and ticket office S. P. Co., r. San Mateo
Beade Eliziibeth Mrs., furnished rooms, 631 Sacra-
mento
Reade F. William, attorney at law, 216 Sansome,
rooms 3-4, r. Saucelito
Reade Grace Miss, milliner, r. 617 Gough
Reade Isaac J., bartender, r. 1421 Mason, rear
Beade James, expressman, r. 13 Farren At
Reade J. T., mining, r. 617 Gough
eff" Reade. See Read, Reed, Reid and Wrede
Reading E. M., secretary Workmen's Guarantee
Fund Association, r. Windsor Hotel
B^" Reading. See Redding and Reding
Ready Abbie Miss, r. 1108 Hyde
Ready Bridget Mrs., r. W s Eureka, nr Eighteenth
Ready N. T. Mrs., widow, r. 109 Taylor
Ready Patrick K., bartender John Sheehan, r. 733
Market
Ready Thomas, r. 1213 Broadway
Ready William H., machinist, r. 109 Taylor
»- Beady. See Reddy
Reagan Daniel, warehouseman, r. 268 Clara, rear
Reagan Henry, oyster saloon, 114 }4 Fourth
Beagan Henry, trimmer Buckingham & Hecht, r. 14^
Page
Beagan John, restaurant, 57-69 Third, r. 347 Waller
Besgau Julius R., dairyman, r. Hampshire, nr Butte
Beagan Thomas, laborer Golden Gate Park, r, 1727
Market
Beagan William, clerk Goodyear Rubber Co., r. 347
Waller
t^ Beagan. See Regan
Real Cornelius, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r. 8
Clinton
Beal John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 20 Clemen-
tina
Real Manuel S., laborer, r. 75 Oregon
Beal Philip, woolsorter Thomas Bailey k Co., r. 35
Soutb Park
Beale Antonio L., bookkeeper, r. 128 }< Valencia
Reali Giuseppe, tinsmith, r. 10 Pollard PI
Reamer Frederick, cook A. H. Hentz, r. 22 Derby PI
Reaney William, packer clothing dept D. S. A., r.
Oakland
Reaper Jacob, butcher, 81 Twenty-eighth
Bearden Francis J., cloaks and suits, 940 Market, r.
638 McAllister
Bearden James, cordmaker A. Colombat
R«arden Timothy H., judge Superior Court,
Dept 7, chambers New City Hall, third floor, and
636 Clay, r. 216 Bush
Beardon Agnes Miss, r. 1309 Vallejo
Beardon Annie, weaver, r. 12 Allen
Beardon Annie J., groceries and liquors, SW cor San
Bruno Road and Army
Beardon Barclay, laborer S. M. Hills, r. 554 Mission
Beardon Bartholomew, laborer, r. 2022 Polk
Beardon Bridget, r. 1143 Harrison
Beardon Charles, hackdriver, r. 1000 Wachington
Reardon Charles W., with Bohemian Club, r. 320 Noe
Reardon Cornelius, laborer, r. 1120 Minsion
Reardon Daniel, policeman, r. 8H0 Folsom
Reardon Daniel, shoemaker, r. 320 Noe
Reardon Daniel J., collector Howard St. Wharf No.
2, r. 320 Noe
Reardon Daniel P., policeman, r. 1143 Harrison
Reardon Dennis, laborer, r. 119 Ivy Av
Reardon Dennis, longshoreman, r. W. S. Chenery, nr
Mateo
Reardon Dennis Jr., painter Thomas Downing, r. W s
Chenery, nr Mateo
Reardon Edward D., machinist Rlsdou I. and L.
Works, r. 467 Minna
Reardon Ellen, r. 4.57 Minna
Reardon Frank, waiter stmr Queen of the Pacific
Reardon George, gasfitter and assistant foreman En-
gine No. 6. r. 311 Sixth
Reardon J., water tender stmr Mexico
Reardon James, laborer, r. 6.57 Minna
Reardon James, spinner, r. 12 Allen
Reardon James F., baitender John H. Bums, r. 45T
Minna
Reardon Jeremiah, blacksmith, r. 1143 Folsom
Reardon Jeremiah, gasfitter and extraman Engine K*.
6, r. 1004 Bryant
Reardon Jeremiah, laborer, r. 553 Stevenson
Reardon Johanna Mrs., r. 12 Allen
Reardon John, engineer A. Krieg, r. E B San Brane
Road, nr "Twenty-eighth
Reardon John, fruits, 521 Sixth
Reardon John, receiver Omnibus BR., r. 27Ji Welsh
Reardon Jolin C, manager City Cab and Carriage Co.,
178 Jessie, r. 1412 Howard
Reardon John J., plumber, r. 1000 Washington
Reardon John M., teamster Fleming & Stetson, r.
215Ritch
Reardon John W., plumber, r. 457 Minna
Reardon Joseph, engineer Leak Glove Mnfg Co., r.
cor San Bruno Road and Thirtieth
Reardon Joaie Miss, tailoress, r. 159 Clara
Reardon Julia, domestic 1610 Washington
Reardon Lizzie Miss teacher music, r. 457 Minna
Reardon Margaret, widow, r. 919 Union
Reardon Maria, widow, r. 201 Powell
Rrtardon Mark, hostler r. 9 William
Reardon Mary, weaver, r. 12 Allen
Reardon Mary Miss, glovetrimmer Leak Glove Mnfg
Co., r. 3 '21 MiKSiou
Reardon Mary A., widow, r. 502 Vallejo
Reardon Maurice A., blacksmith, r. 2006 Ellis
Reardon Michael, warehouseraan, r. 1009 Vallejo
Reardon Patrick, dairyman, N s Venezuela, bet Platte
and Yazoo
Reardon Patrick, laborer, r. 29 Jessie
Reardon Patrick, miner, r. 543 54 Natoma
Reardon Patrick H., machinist Tatum & Bowen, r.
457 Minna
Reardon Thomas, gripman Market St. RB., r. NE cor
McAllister and Baker
Reardon Thomas, woolsorter, r. 1017 Howard
Reardon Timothy, hostler F. M. Chapman, r. 9 Wil-
liam
Reardon Wheeler, seaman, r. 610?^ Natoma
Reardon William E., r. 201 Powell
•^ Reardon. See Rearden, Hiordan and O'Riordaa
Reasteadt Gnstave, musician, r. 6 Medau PI
Reatow Henry, carpenter, r. 14 August Alley
Reaves Samuel P., agent, r. 10 Turk
8^" Reaves. See Reeves
Beavey Andrew, plumber Freeman b Wrln, r. ISX
Freelon
Reavey James, gilder 8. & G. Gump, r. 13)4 Freelon
Reavey Thomas, machinist, Y. 13)4 Freelon
Reavis William H., candymaker, r. 768 H irrlson
Reay Alfred W., real estate, r. 915 O'Farrell
Reay Joseph W., real estate, r. 915 O'Farrell
B^ Reay. See Rae, Ray, Rea, Rey and Rhea
Rebard Paul J., blacksmith, r. 12 Mason
Ri-bate Alliance, room 45 Phelan Bldg
Reber George J., laborer Whitney & Webgter, r. 144JI
Twenty-fifth
Reber Jacob, junk, 604 Fourth
Rebban Andrew, laborer, r. 910 Treat Av
Rebhan George A., laborer, r. 910 Treat Av
Rebboltz Lawrence, painter, r. 626 Linden At
Rebman C, waiter The Baldwin
Rebman James H., carpenter, r. 612 Bnsh
Rebman John, contractor and builder, 330 Pine, rooma
11-12, r. 612 Bush
¥. & J. mm & CO.
Hotels and Steamboats completely furnished with
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY.
Special Prices Given.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO
Uanufaetnrers of Show CaseB
and Store rixtures.
37 Market St
EUJPSE EXTRA DRY
Also the flneflt (Trade* of CUrete, Hooks. ) MPAO HARASZTKY ft CO.,
BurgvDdles. SauteroeB, Port* aud Skerries f 630 WASHDWrOH 8TBZBT.
KEB
989
RED
BebBtock Adolph. marble. v»rd, 408 Central Ar
KebBtock John, tailor, r. 1228 Filbert
Bebiit ArmBDd, restaurant, 3009 MisBion
Rech^oaepli, wine* aud liquors, 1328 Polk, r. 38
Autitin
Becbter John, carpenter, 1126DnpoDt
Beck Albert, eatcbelmaker, r. '2919 Sixteenth
Beck Frijderlcka, widow, liquor saloon. 2949 Sixteenth
Beck George F., ealestuan Naber, AlfB & Brune, r.
1217 York
Beck Henry Mrs., widow, r. 269 Clara
Reclcenbell Frederick, proprietor Beckenbeil's
Hotel, G24 Fulton
Reckeii bell's Hotel, Frederick Eeckenbeil pro-
prietor, 624 Fulton
Beckley John, driver Empire Dairy, r. W b San Brnno
Boad nr Twenty ninth
Beckman John N., cardrirer, r. 666 Willow At
Beckmanu Johanna, widow, r. 116 Stockton
Eeckmann John, porter Straus * Levi, r. 612 Bush
Becknagel Caspar W., cook. r. 636 Commercial
Becknagel Charles, machinist, r. 38 Langton
Becknagel William, plater Thomas Day & Co. (lim-
ited) r 38 Langton
Becksiek William, baker A. Harenberg
Becord Isaac E., ship joiner, r. 1309 Mission
Becord of American aud Foreign Shipping, H. H.
WatKon apeut, 218 Sansome
Recorder City and County, Hall of Records,
New City Hall
Becords of Members of the Grand Army of the
Kepublic, William H. Ward, editor and pub-
lisher, office 106, Phelan Bldg
Becrniting Rendezvous U. S. Marine Corps, 615 San-
some
Bector Alonzo H., stair builder, A. I. Sanborn, r. 29
Liberty
Rector Delos D., patternmaker, r. cor Richland and
Holly Park Av
Bector Robert, waiter Palace Hotel
Bectowald Herman, engineer Code, Elfelt & Co., r.
511 Oak
Bed Men, Improved Order, hall 320 Post
Bed Men, ludependent Order, hall 510 Bush
Red ^ tar Steamship Line, New York and Ant-
werp, i. B. Kirkland agent, 10 Montgomery
M. 8S. Co.,
Reddan Augnst G., machinist P
South Park
Reddan Henry G., caster Palmer k Rey, r. 37 South
Park
Reddan Henry W., tjpecaster Palmer & Rey, r. 37
South Park
Redden John, laborer, r. 9 Welsh
Bedden Robert, roofer, r. 3 Card Alley
Bedding Albert P., general manager Pac. Surety Co.,
328 Montgomery, room 4, r. Oakland
Bedding Andrew, r. 319 Capp, rear
Bedding Edward, longaboreman, r. 17 Natoma
Bedding Frederick D., clerk New York Life Ins. Co.,
r. Ill Mason
Bedding George H. H., student, r. 2100 California
Redding John, boilermaker, r. 212 First
Redding John, shoemaker, r. cor Pine and Hyde
Redding Johu D., teamhter, r. 319 Capp, rear
Redding' Joseph D., attorney at law aud special
agent D. S. Fish Comniihsion, 302 Montgomery,
rooms 3-4, r. 2115 Sacramento
Redding Matthew J., clerk, r. 2024 Powell
Redding Primary School, Miss Mary A. Deane princi-
pal. Pine, bet Larkin and Polk
■7' Redding. See Reading and Reding
Beddinger Martin, cigarmaker, r. 281 Minna
Beddiugton John H"., with Matthew J. Reddlngton, r.
1316 Sacramento
Beddington Matthew J., groceries and liquors, 1316
Sacramento
Reddlngton William H., laborer, r. 3 Eaton Alley
■^ Reddlngton. See Rediugton
FRATINGER & CO.
READY-MADE SUITS
FOR
LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDBEN.
105 KEARNY STREET.
REFLECTORS,
FOE SHOW WINDOWS AND STORES,
MADE AND REPAIRED.
W. E. LANE,"" Plumber
505 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1880. Telephone 315.
Kerldy Catherine, widow, r. SW cor Beale and Bryant
Reddy Charles, butcher, r. SE cor Dominica and
Tombigbee
Reddy George, butcher, r. SE cor Dominica and Tom-
bigbee
Reddv Henry, laborer, r. 8 Boyd
Reddy James, milker, r. 1927 Filbert
Reddy John, butcher, r. SE cor Dominica and Tom-
bigbee
Reddy John, cook Harmony Hotel
Reddy John Jr., butcher, r. SE tor Dominica and Tom-
bigbee
Reddy Maggie A. Miss, teacher Public Schools, r. 1915
Filbert
Reddy Michael G., dairyman, r. 1915 Filbert
Reddy Mi( hael W., r. 319 Folsom
Reddy Patrick, attorney at law, 830 Pine, rooms
28-30, r. Lick House
Reddy Walter J., butcher, r. 8 a Paraguay, nr Susque-
hanna
Redecker A., maltster Claus Wreden k Co., r. 2021
Powell
Redecker Charles, clerk The History Co., r . 6C7 Folsom
Redecker Rudolph, clerk Gtorae Marcus 4 Co.
r. 9.if> Sutter
Redell Christina, widow, r. 3 Halght
Redell Frank E., salesman, r. 3 Haight
Redell JuliuS, clerk, r. 411 O'Farrell
Redell William H., carpet cutter Charles M. Plum k
Co., r. 2078 Market
Redelshelmer Julius, salesman, r. 411 O'Farrell
Redfern House, dressmaking estubliKbraent, G. De
Savllle proptr, 633 Market, under Palace Hotel
Redfern James C, blacksmith, r. 1107 Folsom
Redfern Susannah Mrs., r. 1107 Folsom
Redfleld Harry, driver, r. 615 Ellis
Redfield Mary A., widow, r. 1915 Taylor
Redfleld O. F. Mrs., r. 1114 Turk
Redford William (Stevens & Bedford) r. 2014 Stockton
Redge Barnaby, saloon keeper, r. SE cor Illinois and
Lena PI, rear
Redican John, deputy Assessor, r. 327 Eddy
Redinf; Frank, wines and liquors, NE cor Jack-
son and Sansome, r. 6 Franklin
1^* Reding. See iteading and Redding
Redington Alfred P., clerk Redington k Co., r. 1401
Taylor
Redington Charles H., assistant paymaster S. P. Co.,
r. Oakland
Redington Frank, blackcmith, r. 223 X Linden Av
Redlnsjton Henry W., grain broker, 308 California, r.
614 Sutter
Redington James, cooper r. 314 Golden Gate Av
Redington Jost-ph, blacksmith, r. 142H Silver
Redington Joseph F. I., machinist, r. 142H Silver
Redington Katie Miss, cap maker M. J. Flavin k Co.,
r. 233 Fulton
Redington Maggie Miss, capmaker M. J. Flavin k Co.,
r. 233 Fulton
Redington Margaret, widow, r. 23.! Fulton
Redington Thomas, laundryman S. F. Laundry
Redinefon William J., clerk, r. 233 Fulton
Redington William P. (Redington & Co.) r.HOl Taylor
Redinffton Oi Co. (William P. Redington. ChrlB-
tian W. Smith and Isaac S. Coffin ; Andrew G.
Coffin special) importers and jobbers, drugs, es-
sential oils, patent medicines, glassware, sponges
and fancy goods. 629-531 Market
i^" Redington. See Reddlngton
Redjeski Lula, saleslady, r. 216 Turk
Redlein Nicholas C, laborer, r. 4l« Francisco
Redlich John, restaurant. 2132 Fillmore
Redman Z., laborer W. W. Montague k Co., r. 1105
Montgomery
Redmond Alpbeus, porter Goldberg, Bowen Jt Co., r.
Oakland
Redmond Charles H., miner, r. 336 Sixth
Redmond Dennis, tailor, 237 Sixth, r. 23 Chesley
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809, SU, 313, 315 and 317 MAILEET STBEET
Redmond Edward, longsboremao, r. 421 Eleventh
Redmond Elizabi th M., vidow, r. 407 Franklin
Redmond Esther, widow, bakery, 729 Twenty-fonrth
Redmond Frederirk A., piano polisher Hemme &
Long, r. 1642 Polk
Redmond James, capitalist, r. »33 Eddy
Redmond John J., salesman, r. 212 Van Ness At
Redmond John T., clerk The History Co., r. 421 Eler-
enth
Redmond Joseph H., baga, 5 Clay. r. 424 Fremont
Redmond M., capitalist, r. Russ House
Rednfbnd Michael, assistant engineer State Dredger
No. 1, r. 311 Day
Redmond Michael F. (McLennan & Redmond) r. 1607
Pacific At
Redmond Owen J., carriage painter, r. 421 EleTenth
Redmond Patrick, foreman Sutter St. Stable, r. 1
Austin
Redmond Samuel, assistant engineer stmr Granada,
r. 766 Howard
Redmond Timothy, laborer, r. S16 Beale, rear
Redmond Walter S.. r. 1610 Guerrero
Redmond William M., stevedore, 7X Clay, r. 202 Van
. Ness At
Redmond William W., foreman Jaaon Springer k Co.,
r. 517 Jones
Redpath William, carpenter, r. 859 Brannan, rear
Redstock Adolph, stonecutter, r. 408 Central At
Redstone A. E. i Co. (Albert B. Redstone) mnfrg
quarti; mills, 1509 Market
Redstone Albert E. (A. E. Bedstone & Co.) r. Alameda
Redstone George, upholsterer, r. 225 Turk
Redtitone Jacob, superintendent S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 226 Turk
Bedstone John H,, attorney at law, and solicitor
patents, 1509 Market, r. Alameda
Redwood Manufacturers Association, E. L. Allen sec-
retary, 18 Market
Reeb Elias, shirt mnfr, 232 Bush, r. 2206 Jackson
Reed A., bookkeeper, r. 122 Post
Reed A. Mrs., dressmaking, r. 333 Geary
Reed Abner J., real estate, r. 133 Ninth
Reed Albert B., lodgings. 307 Fourth
Reed Alexander, baker W. J. Davis, r. 22 Second
Reed Alvin B.. letter carrier Post Office, r. 547 Fol-
som
Reed Ann, widow, r. 139 Henry
Reed Anselm, jeweler Charles H. Llnderman, r. 1303
Montgomf-ry
Reed Arthur, teamster, r. 216 Ninth
Reed Austin B., teacher, r. 1807 MisPion
Reed Betsy N., widow, r. 138 Tweniy-slith
Reed Charles, street sprinkler, r. 2.=i023i California
Reed Charles, upholsterer, 1531 Mission
Reed Charles F., tanner, r. 1501 Steiner
Reed Charles H., musician, r. Lundy Lane, nr Es-
meralda, B. H.
Reed Charles J., boarding and lodging, 113 Oregon
Reed Charles W., pilot, office 606 Battery, room 9, r.
1520 Mission
Reed Christopher C, sewing machine agent, r. 915^
Mission
Reed Clifford, attendant New Hammam Bath*, r. 328
Turk
Reed DaTld, r. 627 Post
Reed DaTld H., commeroial traTeler Chaatpion Ma-
chine Co., r. 112 Turk
Reed E. C, master Ftmr San Pablo
Reed Edward, teamster Starbird ft Goldston*
Reed Edward F., waiter, r. 29 Everett
Reed Emeline, widow, artist, r. 11 Laekle
Beed Frank E., speculator, r. 325 Clementina
Reed Frank F., compositor Call, r. 704 Pine
Reed Frederick W.. clerk, r. 391 Sixth
Beed George £., salesman G. B. Corwin k Co., r. 1104
Mission
Reed George R., salesman Joseph H. Dorety, r. Oak-
laud
Reed George S., whipmaker Keyston Bros., r. 333
Valley
Reed Geurge W., Custom House broker, 508 Battery,
r. Saucelito
Reed Henry A., auctioneer, r. 221 Polk
Reed Jamt-s, carpenter, r. 8 Reed
Beed James, chief engineer stmr Piedmont, r. West
Oakland
Reed James A., shoemaker, r. 377 Natoma
Reed Jane, domestic 213 Polk
Reed .John, r. 71 Clementina
Beed John, shipsmith H. Crorkard, r. Oakland
Beed John J., bookkeeper, r. 26)4 Kearny
Beed John J., calker, r. 421 Twenty-ninth
Beed John S., carpenter W. T. Garratt k Co.. r. •
Harlan PI
Beed Joseph, blacksmith, r. 210 O'Farrell
Beed Joseph, proptr Continental Lodgings, 521 Pa-
cific
Beed Joseph J., porter Geo. C. Shreve k Co., r. 134
Ninth
Beed Lafayette W., vice-principal Valencia Street
Grammar School, r. 905 Larkin
Beed L. J. Mrs., pruptr Centre House, 719 Market
Beed Margaret, widow, r. Bock Banch, nr Chenery
Beed Mary, widow, r. 330 Minna
Reed Mary E., widow, r. 676 Harrison
Beed M. D., salesman, r. 1915 Mission
Beed Nellie Mrs., dressmaking, 146 Eddy
Reed Oroville, porter Bauer Bros, k Co., r. 519 LeaT-
enworth
Beed Bebecca Mrs., dressmaking, 622 Grove
Beed Robert, r. 18 X Buss
Beed Bobert, r. 734 Vallejo
Reed Robert, machiuist, r. 69 Natoma
Reed Bussell P., machinist Joshua Hendy Machine
Works, r. 2607)4 Post
Beed S. B. Mrs., r. 1109 Filbert
Beed S. B. Mrs., dressmaking. 1711 J< Clay
Reed T., machluehaud Union Box Factory, r. Ala-
meda
Reed Theron Y., attorney at law, r. 2222 Pine
Reed Thomas, dairyman, r. 112 Olive Av
Beed Thomas J., proofreader, r. 1924 Taylor
Beeaw.,r. 104 Grove
Reed Walter, opUclan Louis A. Bertling, r. 2602>f
California
Reed Wesley S., messenger Y. M. C. A., r. 437 OctaTia
Reed Willard B., carpenter, r. 437 Octavfa
Reed William, coudu. tor, r. 1912 McAllister
Reed William, paperhanger Frank G. Edwards, r.
632 Green
Beed William, patternmaker S. F. Tool Co.
Beed William, porter H. P. Gregory k Co., r. 246 Tay-
lor
Beed William, sawyer Pac. Woodenware and Cooper,
age Co., r. 507 Seventh
Beed William, solar printer, 306 Turk, r. 207 LesTen-
worth
Beed William A., carpenter, r. 333 Valley
Beed William B., laborers. P. Co., r. 624 Fourth
Reed William C, internal revenue broker, 407 Bat-
tery, r. 1339 Union
Reed William E., packer Buckingham & Hecht, r. 73
Stevenson
Reed William H., mnfr cigars, 528H Sixth
Reed William H., r. 146 Eddy
Reed William J,, clerk, r. 627 O'Farrell
Reed William L., solar printer William Beed, r. 838
Turk
Reed William P., clerk Shaw k Sharp, r. 1109 Filbert
Reed William W. (Lockspring Mattress Co.) r. 62T
O'Farrell
Reed W. L., clerk, r. 9 Taylor
•7* Reed. See Bead. Reade, Reid and Wrede
Beeder James A., teamster Benj. Curtaz k Bom, r. 9t
Minna
Reedy M., laborer Pae. Boiling Mill
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Reel Charlef", mastor mariner, r. 114 ValparaiBO
Reen James, waiter Arthur H. Consina, r. i'ii Folaom
Keen John D., barteuder, r. Til Fifteenth
Reen Michael, salesman J. J. O'Brien h Co., r. 410
Buchanan
Reene Patrio, baiter, r. 1607 Dupont
Bees Charles, butrher, r. 1004 Polk
ReCB David, carpenter, 309 Stfiner
Bees David F., carpenter, r. 511 Second
Bees Edmoud, conductor Market St. RB., r. 420 Ivy
At
Bees Jennie, varieties, 511 Second
Bees John, captulu strar Piedmont, r. 503 Folsom
Bees Thoiuas, proptr Portland Lodging House, 807
Kearny
Bees Thomas O., clerk, r. 946 Howard
Bees \V. H. Mrs., physician, r. 29 Second
Kees William H., physician, r. 29 Second
Reese Charles H., expresKman, r. 6 Pfeiffer
B«e6e CaRpar, r. 16lli Stockton
Beese Christian, carpenter, r. H bet Third and Fourth
Avs
Beese Christian Jr., laborer, r. H bet Third and Fourth
Avs
Reese David J., laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r. 183
LauKton
Beepe Edwin H., operator Fire Alarm and Police
Telegraph, r. 2316 Webster
Beese George, laborer Cal. Sugar Eeflnery, r. 18
Heron
Beese George, liquor saloon, NE cor^Maln and How-
ard
Beese Henry W. (Falkenau & Reese)
Beese John, barber, 211 Montgomery At
Reese John S., manager Pao. Metal Works, 141
First, r. 948 Harrison
Beese Joseph, tanner Laguna Tannery
Beese Margaret widow, r. 811 Capp
Beese Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 811 Capp
Beese Oscar G., grlpman Market St. EB., r. 2000 Mc-
Allister
Beese Otto, laborer, r. H bet Third and Fourth Ats
Beese William, janitor, r. 703 J< Davis
Beese William, WHtcbraan Truckea Lumber and Box
Mnfg Co., r. 413 Braunan
Beese William J., plumber, r. 39 Golden Gate At
•^ Reese. See Rease, Rees, Reis and Keiss
Reese's Block, W s Battery, bet Pine and California
Beese 8 Building, 722 Washington
Beeve Eliza Mrs., r. 127 Valencia
Beeve George F., capitalist, r. l'J26 Taylor
Beeve George F. Jr. (Reeve & Staab) r. 2611 X Smora-
men to
Beeve Joseph T., bartender, r. 1237 Stockton
Beeve Philip, carpenter, r. 127 Valencia
Beeve Bobert, cigarmaker. r. 127 Valencia
Beeve William (Wood & Beeve) r. 123 Fifth
Beeve WilUara, salesman J. B. Russell r. 8 Harriet
REEVE & STAAB ,Geor«e
F. ReeT-e Jr. and Henry G. Stanb) tai-
lorings parlors, 10 Geary
Beever E., topmaker Truman, Isbam k Hooker, r.
Oakland
Beeves Eugene, saloon watchman stmr San Jos6
Beeves Ezekiel, coachman, r. 1882 Washington
Beeves James, color mixer Sullivan, Kelly & Co., r.
Devon House
BecTes James J., porter, r. 224 Sanches, nr Sixteenth
Beeves M. Mrs., furnished rooms. 238 Kearny
Beeves William B., gripman Market St. BH., r. 2000
McAllister
Beeves William, laborer Laurel HIU Cemetery, r. 3
Collins
jW Reeves. See Reave
Befenberg Wesley, r. 38 Page
Begslo Francisco F. (Begalo Ji Sllvelra) r. (00 Broad-
way
DR. BAZAN'S
THKBHO-EI.i:CTRIC
BUSM aDl TUBKM BATHS
Also Meflicateil and Electric Batlis Giyen.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SEWER PIPE. SEWER TRAPS.
Se-wers Laid Properly.
Sewers Repaired.
W. E. LANE,
Plumber, 503 Kearny Street.
Established 1860. Telephone 815.
Regalo «c Silveira (FrauciNCO F. Kegulo and Manuel
Silveira) liquor saloon,. "iOO Broadway
Regan Carrie Miss, dressmaker, r. 708 Jones
Hegau Charles J., baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. 110 Fell
Regan Coruelius, r. llOli Powell
Began Coruelius, hog butcher, 8 e St. Thomas, bet
Savannah and Platte, r. Venezuela, bet Platte and
Yazoo
Regan Daniel, laborer, r. Kentucky, bet Sierra and
Nevada
Regan Daniel, laborer, r. W s St. Thomas, nr Railroad
At
Began Daniel, warehouseman, r. 268 Clara, rear
Regan Dennis, laborer, r. 444 Tehama
Regan Daniel S., machinist, r. 708 Jones
Regan Dennis, laborer, r. 441 Minna
Regan Dennis F., teacher Lincoln Evening School, r.
441 Minna
Regan Edmond, r. 357 First
Regan George, painter, r. 708 Jones
Regan Henry, waiter, r. 319 Sausome
Regan J., waiter, r. lOOH Second
Regan James, bookkeeper, r. 434 Tehama
Regan James, clerk Toblu & Tobin, r. 2013 Ellis
Regan James A., laborer, r. 5 Heron
Regan James C, rancher, r. 1106 Powell
Began James I., commercial traveler Sherman S. Jew-
ett h Co., r. 434 Tehama
Began Jeremiah, butcher, r. Venezuela, bet Platte
and Yazoo
Began Jeremiah, teamster, r. Trinidad, bet Yazoo and
Platte
Began Jeremiah, foreman John Daniel & Co., r. 70S
Jones
Regan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 451 Tehama
Regau Jeremiah, machinist Bisdon I. and L. Works,
r. 9 St. Mary
Began Jeremiah, trackman Market St. RB., r. 110 Fell
Began Jeremiah F., horseshoer, r. Trinidad, bet
Platte and Yazoo
Began Jeremiah J., laborer Cal. Cracker Co.,r.ll0 Fell
Regan Jeremiah W., blacksmith, r. 441 Minna
Regan John, laborer, r. 218 Minna
Regan John, laborer, r. 454 Tehama
Regan John, watchman, r. 46 Tehama
Regan John Jr., laborer, r. 451 Tehama
Regan John F., groreries and liquors, 21 Minna
Regan John J., clerk James T. White, r. 434 Tehama
Re;jaa John J., stevedore, r. 334 Bryant
Begun Joseph A., stockman Schmidt Label and Litho.
Co., r. 189 Hyde
Regan Joseph A. S.. canmaker, r. 316)4 Green
Regan Louis, barber A. Coleman, r. 245)4 Fourth
Regan Ma«gie, domestic 622 Nlneteeth
Regan Maggie Miss, domestic 1227 Geary
Regan Mageie Miss, ironer La Grand Laundry
Regan Martin, liquor saloon. 412 Main
Regan Mary, widow, r. 334 Bryant, rear
Kegan Michael, r. V.i Adelaide PI
Began Michael, expressman, cor Sansome and Mar-
ket, r. 6J9 Twenty-third
Regan Kettle, shoefittar Kutz ft Murr, r. 408 Natoma
Regan Patrick, butcher, Manilla, bet Yazoo and Sue-
quehauna, r. Manitoba, bet Susquehanna and St.
John
Began Patrick, laborer, r. 115 Francisco
Began Patrick E.. laborer, r. 1123 X Market
Regan Richard, laborer A E. Buckman, r. 1031 Minna
Regan Sarah, widow, r. 708 Jones
Regan Thomas, special policeman 0. B. and N. Go's
dock. r. 41 De Boom
Began Thomas, tinsmith, r. 316H Green
Regan Thomas J., real estate, r. 1631 Mission
Began Timothy, laborer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 110 Fell
Regan Timothy, butcher, r. St. Thomas, bet Platte
and Yazoo
Regan Timothy, clerk, and extraman Engine No. L
r. 419 Pacltic
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
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Importers and Dealers in
ENOLISH AND AMERICAN
£iicanstic, eiazed and Plain.
311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Regan Timothy, groceries and liquors, r. 256 Minna
Began Timothy, teamster Michelsseu, Both & Co., r.
SW cor Railroad Av and Trinidad
Regan William, fireman etmr Apache, r.6l5}$ Natoma
Began William, laborer, r. 1108 Treat Av
Began William J., capitalist, office 109 MoncKomery,
room 29, r. 2521 Market
■^"Eegan. See Beagan
Begaudlat Alfred J. P., compositor, r. 816 Jackson
Eegaufliat Amanda H., widow, r. 1309 Jackson
Rcgenbrecht Martin H., cornicemaker, r. 251 Third
Bf-gensburger A., accountant, r. 12 Harlan PI
Re^ensbnrger Alfred £., physician, diseases
of the skin a specialty, 200 Post
Begensburger Arthur T., dental student Bush & Neu-
man, r. 1432 Geary
Regfensbnrger David H., attorney at law, 408
California, rooms 14-15, and assistant District
Attorney, r. 304 Stockton
Begensburger Ernest O., salesman Weil Bros. & Co.,
r. 1432 Geary
Begensburger Jacob, physician, 1432 Geary
Begensburger M., commercial traveler, r. 1812 Fill-
more
EEGENSBURGEE MARTIN
pliysician and siirg-eon, specialist for
diseases of tlie skin and tliroat, oflfice
and r. 114 Geary
Begensburger Melville M. (M. Hermann & Co.) r.
1104 Market
Re£rei>si>nrger Samuel H.. attorney at law, 408
California, rooms 14-15. r. 236 Suttor
Begensburger Sigmund, bookkeeper W. & I. Stein-
hart & Co., r. 630 Fulton
Begensburf^er Simon, r. 605 Broadway
Begers Charles, snrfman V. S. Life Boat Station
Regesser Louisa, widow, r. 1040 Howard
Begglo Nicholas, porter J. L. Badovich & Co., r. 1909
Kearny
Beghitto Joseph, laborer, r. SE cor Channel and Fifth
Beghitto Lorenzo, teamster, S£ cor Channel and Sev-
enth
Refzlstrar of Voters, P. F. Walsh, office New
City Hall, basement
Regie John, baker J. M. Pike, r. 614!^ Minna
Eegle Joseph, cook Palace Hotel, r. 512 Bryant
Regll Antone, milker John Clement, r. cor Clement
and Twenty-niuth Av
Regli Charles, dairy. Silver Av, nr Mission Road
Regli Frank, milker, r. 1309 Stockton
Regli John (Enderll & Regli) r. £ s Missouri, bet
Sierra and Napa *
RegU John, dairy, Croce, nr Mission Academy Tract
Regli Joseph, dairy, r. 2336 Greenwich
Regll Robert (Regli & Furrer) r. 227 Stevenson
Begli Stanislaus (Russi & Regli) r. S s Eighteenth,
nr Douglass
Begli & Furrer (Bob«>rt Begli and Joseph Furrer)
liquor saloon, SW cor Pine and Montgomery
Begner Frank A., barber, r. 10 J^ Taylor
Begner John, cigarmaker Charles Poppe, r. 572 Fol-
Bom
Regnier August, r. 5 Bannam PI
Begnier August, furnacemaker, r. 416 Filbert
Begnier Louis, pressman P. E. Dougherty & Co., r. 11
Bannam PI
Begnier Paul A., foreman George H. Tay & Co., r. 929
Jackson
Begnier William, drayman George H. Tay & Co., r.
929 Jackson
Beguin Emma, widow, r. 1706?^ Jessie
Beguln Ernest L., machinist, r. 1706M Jessie
Reh George, teamster Lagnna Tannery
Rehagen Ernest, confectioner Vienna Bakery, r. cor
Twentv-sixth and Howard
Eehan Wmiam, Baachinist Cal. Wire Works, r. 713
Greenwich
Behben Fred., cook The Louvre, r. 26 Sixth
Rehder Charles, clerk, r. 426 Fourth
Behder Mary, domestic 600 Devisadero
Rehder Paul, r. 1628 Stockton
Beheiser Joseph, machinist L. P. Oarcin k Bon, r.
1530 Post
Beheiser Mary, domestic 2118 Larkin
Beher Christian, laborer, r. 825 Vallejo. rear
Behfeld Charles, tailor, r. Uiii Jessie
Behfeld I>-adore, r. 444)4 Jessie
Behfield Julius, salesman M. J. Flavin & Co., r. 297
Clementina
Behfisch Morris (Behflsch & Co.) r. 404 Post
Behflsch Paul, with Charles Oppenheimer & Co., r.
1506 California
Relifiach & Co. (Morris Behflsch and Emanuel
Epstein) stock brokers, 316 Pine
Behfuss W., r. 233 First
Behill Andrew, laborer freight dept S. P. Co., r. 12
Hampton PI
Behker William H., cigar packer Enyland k Mc-
intosh, r. 14 Hopeton Terrace
Behm Charles F., clerk Wiecken Ehlers, r. 1127 Kearny
Behm Henry, clerk, r. 601 Hayes
Behm Michael, r. 341 Fifth
Behm William, machinist, r. 512 Bush
Eehn Charles, plumber, 214 Sixteenth, r. 213 Six-
teenth
Behn C. J., tailor, r. 631 Stevenson
Rehwald Charles F., clerk, r. 202 Sixth
Rehwald Louis, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sona, r.
1316 O'Farrell
Beibel Ernest, stableman John Wielaud Brewing Co.,
r. 66 Tehama
Reibenstein Osoar B., wharfinger Howard St. Wharf
No. 2, r. Oakland
Reioer Albert, collector, r. 146 Eleventh
Reich Igiiatz, clerk Buyer & Reich, r. 222 Post
Reich John, shoemaker John G. Schroder, r. 343S
Mission
Belch J. Henry, salesman Davis Bros.,r. 110 Eddy
Belch Leopold (Buyer & Reich) r. 1719 Bush
Reich Margaret, widow, r. 5i0 Vall^o
Reich Oscar, waiter, r. 10 Selina PI
Reichardt Otto (Rei.hardt & Grethel) r. 1132 Dnpont
Reiihardt &; Grethel (Otto Reichardt and Philip
Grethel) bakery, 1132 Dnpont
B^ Reichardt. See Reichert and Richert
Reicheld Ernest D., seaman, r. 26 Minna
Relchenbach Richard, carpenter, r. 231 Fifteenth
Relchenberg Bernhard V., fancy goods, 232 Bush, r^
1015 Polk
Reichert Edward (Reichert & Co.) r. Commercial
Hotel ^
Belchert John, laborer, r. 5 Beed PI
Beichert M. Mme., r. 313 Geary
Reichert M. V., r. 106)4 Third
Beichert Nicholas, farmer, r. 34 Zoe
Beichert Eobert, r. 58o Sixth
Reicliert Tlieodore, Surveyor- General Stato of
California, r. 419 Eddy
Beichert & Co. (Edward Beichert) junk, 88 Clay
Beichle Charles, bakery, E s Mission, bet Twenty-
ninth and Thirtieth
Belchling Caspar, furniture dealer, r. 1121 Ellis
Reicltlin^ F., proprietor Pacific Refiaing and
Assay Office, 404 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Reichllng Frank, machinist, r. 10 Dale PI
Relchling Joseph, cabinetmaker, r. 1121 ElUs
ReicHlin^ la. F., secretary California Artifloial-
HtonePaving Co., 404 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Reichmuller Henry, woodcarver, r. 731 Hayes
Heichmuth Charles, blacksmith, r. 30 Twenty-second
Reichmnth F., liquor saloou, 635 Clay
Reiohmuth Frank, waiter, r. San Bruno Hotel
Reichmuth Michael, laborer, r. San Bruno Hotel
Reichold John, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. NWewr
Teneriff'e and St. John
Imported and Domestic Rugs in immense variety.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
KBIT ABOVE PALACH HOTBI.,
DIXON. BORGESON & CO..
Manufactorers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Market St
ECLIPSE EXTRA m
Finer than the class of Ch«mp«pnei rent from ) ARPAO HARASZTHY_* CO.,
France to this country, but without Drandy. ) 630 WASHJNQTOH
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993
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Reichsteller Ooilieb, foreman Miller & Lux, r. W s
Railroad Av, bet Corea and Marquenas
Reichgteller Harry, bntcher. r. W 8 Railroad At, bet
Corea and Marquesas
Beld Allen C, merchant, r. 1001 Pine
Reld A. M. Mrs., r. 1920 Sacramento
Reid A. S., with R. C. Oallego b Co.
Reld Andrew, bollprmaker, r. 607 S«Tenth
Beld Charles, waiter stmr Ancon
Reid Charles, wutohman stmr Costa Rica
Reid Clarence Q., bricklayer, r. 406 Lagun*
Reld Clifton A., clerk, r. 2i8 Turk
Reid Cornelius, clerk, r. 142 J4 Fourth
Reid David E.. teamster, r. 422 Tehama
Reid El ward F., steward, r. 29 Everett
Reid Ellen, widow, r. 950 Bryant
Reid Erasmus, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Reid F. Mrs., r. 518 Van Ness Av
Reid George B., bookkeeper United Carriage Co., r.
320 Minna
Reid George F., herbalist, 708 )< Howard, r. Alameda
Reid George W., agent, r. 19 .John
Reid George W., groceries, NE cor Sixth and Bryant,
310 Fourth and 1131 Pacific, r. 1133 Pacific
Beid Harry A., finisher Buckingham b Hecht, r. 1208
Folsom
Reld Henry, laborer, r. 306 Natoma
Reid Henry, plumber J. D. Welch, r. 1 Laatsat
Reid Henry, teamster, r. 11 Freelon, rear
Reid Henry H., attorney at law, 606 Montgomery, r.
Alameda
Reld Hugh. r. 942 Mission
Reid J., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Reid Jacob B., laborer, r. California Av, nr San Bruno
Road, B. H.
Reid James, engineer, r. 107 Juniper
Reid James, mate stmr Umatilla, r. 870 Folsom
Reid James, superintendent and secretary The Youths'
Free Directory, 1417 Howard, r. 520 Jessie
Reld James J., shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 1208 Folsom
Reid John, engineer, r. 71054 Clementina
Reid John, peddler, r. 507 Seventh
Reld John, laborer, r. Illinois, bet Sierra and Shagtk
Reid John, merchant tailor, 907 Ji Market, r. 1910 Jes-
sie
Reid John, shearsm an Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s Illi-
nois, bet Shasta and Sierra
Reid John D., watchman Oregon Imp. Co., r. 871
Eighteenth
Reld John H., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service, r.
129 0'F«rrell
Reid John H., photographer, r. 318 Minna
Reid John W., r. 1007 Powell
Reid John W., assistant superintendent North Beach
and Mission RR.. r. 320 Minna
Reid Joseph W.. carpenter, r. 25 Mission Av
Reld J. W., r. 717 Eddy
Reid Leicester, hostler John C. Traver, r. 2611 Mis-
sion
Reld Leslie, teamster, r. 418 Fifth
Reld Maggie Mrs., r. 1316 Broderick
Reid Mamie Miss, finisher Buckingham & Hecht r
1208 Folsom
Reid Robert B., bookkeeper William McAfee 4 Son
r. 742 Howard
Reid Sarah Mrs., r, 1208 Folsom
Reld Thoioas, laborer, r. 406 Laeuna
Reid Thomas, wood and coal. 958 Mission
Reid Vincent M., finisher Buckingham & Hecht r.
1208 Folsom '
Reid W., capitalist, r. 501 ^ Sixth
Reid Walter B., bookkeeper, r. 1117 Washington
Reld Walter B., laborer, r. 624 Fourth
Reid William, master manner, r. 921 Battery
Reld William E., r. 1117 Washington
Reid William J., shoeculter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
406 Laguna
FRATINGER S CO,
105 KEARNY STREET.
GAS STOVES,
GAS nXTUEES, GAS BUENEES.
Sas Heaters lor all panoses Icr sale M made to order.
Vs/_ E_ l_A3SrE,
PLUMBER, 605 KEARNV STREET.
Efitabllshed 1880. Teleiihone 315.
Reld William M , foreman, r. 1U20 Sacramento
•7'Reid. See Read, Reade, Reed and Wrede
Reidel George, cabinetmaker, r. 2016 Taylor
Beidel Herman, carrier Call and Bulletin, r. 2345 5<
Washington
Reidh Erneht. cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture
Co., r. 19 Caroline
Reidy James, bartender John Reldy, r. 627 Third
Reidy Jeremiah, horseshoer, 1509 Polk, r. 311 Austin
Reidy John, liquor saloon. 411 Third, r. 627 Third
Reidy John, proptr lleldy's Hotel, W s Kentucky, bet
Sierra and Nevada
Reidy Martin (Reidy & Donahue) r. 627 Third
Reidy Michael, Inborer Union Iron Works, r. E s Ten-
nessee, bet Siena and Nevada
Reidy & Donahue (Martin Reidy and Martin H. Dona-
hue) liquor saloon, 156 Steuart
Reidy's Hotel, John Reidy proptr, W s Kentucky, bet
Sierra and Nevada
Reler George, baker C. Eisert, r. Oakland
Reilfenstein Gustav, machinist John Weichbart, r.
724 Mission
Reiga Jacob, tailor, r. 6 Langton
Relgart George, canvasser Chicago Clock Co
Reigert Henry T.. glazier, r. 1214 Larkin
Relghley James R., porter S. L. Jones & Co., r. 123
Ridley
ReikmHun John, porter, r. 512 Bush
Reil Ellen, widow, r. W s Dominica, bet St. John and
Susquehanna
Reil Thomas, shoemaker, r. 477 Jessie
Reil William F., butcher, r. SE corner Sixteenth and
Folsom
Reillac Fernand E., printer, r. 22 Prospect PI
Reilly Alice, widow, r. 422 Second
Reilly Annie, chambermaid Brooklyn Hotel
Reilly Annie, widow, r. 1800 Taylor
Reilly Anthony, trackman, r. 623 Natoma
Reilly Bernard, longshoreman, r. 718 Natoma
Reilly Bartholomew, dairyman. County Road, opp
Five Mile House
Reilly Bernard T., groceries and liquors, 137 Shipley
Reilly Bernard V., carriage painter T. F. Lowney, r.
212 Eighth
Reilly Bridget, vrtdow, r. 156 Clara
Reilly Bryan, laborer, r. 718 Natoma
Reilly Charles, assistant engineer stmr San Jos^
Reilly Charles, blacksmith, r. 644 Eighteenth
Reilly Charles, driver City Transit Co. andT.C.P.D.,
r. 49 Langton
Reilly Charles, sailmaker, r. 254 Minna
Reilly Charles J., plumber, 214 Montgomery At, r.
6U7 Chestnut
Reilly Charles O., waiter Pacific Club, r. 146 Natoma
Reilly Charles P., tearaster. r. 40 Langton
Reilly Cornelius, miner, r. 2222!4 Geary
Reilly Fergus, teamster, r. 11 H Harriet
Reilly Edward, deputy Sheriff, r. 264 Clara
Reilly Francis W., farmer, r. 9 D'catur
Reilly George, liquor saloon, 412 Kearny, r. 13 Web-
ster
Reilly George, salesman, r. 751 J4 Folsom
Reilly Hugh fireman stmr Geo. W. Elder, r. 636 Sixth
Reilly Hugh, rancher, r. Algeria, nr Islals Creek
Reilly Hugh, teamster, r. 1^5 Post
Reilly J. A., clerk H. 8. Crocker k Co.. r.218 Stockton
Reilly James, bartender, r. 7 Bagley PI
Reilly James, blacksmith, r. 1.57 Minna
Reilly James, clerk, r. 518 Chestnut
Reilly James, coal passer stmr San Bias
Reilly James, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 2324H
Harrison
Reilly James, driver, r. 39 Clementina
Reilly James, fireman, r. Ild5 Harrison
Reilly James groceries and liquors, niOLeavenworth
Reilly James, hostler, r. 1122 Larkin i
Reilly James, hostler Central RR., r. 725 Brannan, !
rear '
CO
JOHN HAMMOND
63
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
>I»Ban»«tnrcr ofeTery «eM«rlptlOB of
PASSBMOBB, 8TRBBT AND FREiOBT OAML
42 to SO Be»le Street, Nad Fruiictkco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker.
4.21-421 Market St. Agricnltnrat Imple«
ments, ^Vasons, ts^team Snsines.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOETEKS OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809. Sn, 813, 315 and 317 MAEKET STEEET
Reilly James, laborer, r. 209 Langton
Eeiily James, moWer, r. S a Elizabeth, nr Castro
Eeilly James A., shoemaker U. W, Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. 44 Third
Reilly James F., commercial traveler Rosenthal,
Feder h Co., r. 123 Twenty-sixth
Reilly James F., salesman, r. 4J5 Twenty-foiirtli
Reilly James M., laborer, r. 23 F.'deral
Reilly James O., groceries, 416 Third
Reilly Jennie J. Mrs., milliner, r. 417 Larkin
Reilly Jeremiah, boottreer Buckingham & Hecht, r.
SE cor Twenty-fifth and Valencia
Rielly Jeremiah, laborer, r. 135 Dore
Reilly Jeremiah, teamster, r. S 8 Teneriflfa, bet St.
John and Tombigee
Reilly J. F., waiter, r. 8733^ Market
E^lly John (Reilly & Louis) r. 239 Day
Reilly John, clerk, r. 525 Seventh
Reilly John, cooper Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 2331 Pine
Reilly John, foreman Calvary Cemetery, r. St. Josephs
\v, bet Geary and Turk
Reilly John, glassblower, r. 448 Sixth
Reilly John, gripman Market St. RR., r. 1335 Sanchez
Reilly John, roiner,r. 137 Fifteenth
Reilly John, morocco finisher J. C. Rued k Co., r. 317
Eleventh
Reilly John, teamster, r. 21^ Converse
Eeillv John B., clerk County Clerk's Office, r. 1420
Washington
Reilly John D. (Reilly & Co.) r. 335 Tenth
Reilly John F., laborer, r. 329 Green
Reilly John F., pressman, r. 518 Chestnut
Reilly John J. (Reilly & Co.) r. 26 Linden Av
Reilly John J., boilermaker, r. 723 >i Natoma
Reilly John J., laster Buckingham & Hecht, r. Eliza-
beth, nr Castro
Relllv John J., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons, r. 905
Market
Reilly John W., adsistant Superintendent Steam Fire
Engines, Corporation Yard. S. F. F. D., r. 411 Val-
encia
Reilly Joseph, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r. 13
Welsh
Reilly Joseph A., clerk-, r. 218 Stockton
Reilly Joseph B., clerk, r. 702 Vsllejo
hellly Josephine, domestic 2444 Howard
Reilly Louis M.. dry and fancy goods, 1062^ Folsom
Reilly Mary Mrs., r. 345 Shipley
Reilly Mary J. Mrs., furulshed rooms, 122 Post
Eeilly M. F., surveyor, r. Ifli4 S tter
Reilly Michael, waiter Pacific Club, r. 251 Stevenson j
Reilly Micliael, roofer, r. 1420 W»8bington
Reilly Michael J., nailer Buckingham & Hecht, r. 17 1
Page
Reilly Owen, laborer freight dept S. P. Co., r. 862 Fol-
som
Reilly Patrick, laborer, r. 515 Fifteenth
Reilly Patrick, laborer, r. 1410 Valencia
Reilly Patrick, laborer, r. Church, bet Twenty-fonrtb
and Twenty-fifth
Reilly Patrick, laborer 8. F. Gas Light Co.. f. 347
Fillmore
Reilly Patrick, liquor saloon, 3339 Mission
Reilly Patrick, stableman, r. 909 ShotweU
Reilly Patrick, teamster, r. 9 Decatur
Reilly Patrick, teamster, r. 27 H Crocker
Reilly Peter, r. 39 Minna
Reilly Peter, coal passer stmr San Blaa
Reilly Philip, carpenter, r. 310 Folsom
Reilly Philip, laborer, r. 427 Fulton
Reilly Philip, millhand Cal. Mill, r. 1017 York
Reilly Thomas, blacksmith, r. 732 Howard
Reilly Thomas, boatswain stmr Han Joe6
Eeilly Thomas, expressman, NE cor Sixth and Fol-
som. r. 1060 Folsom
Eeilly Tliomas, finisher F. S. Chadbourne h Co.
Eeilly Thomas, hostler, r. 701 Golden Gate Av
Eeilly Thomas, presser F. Toplitz & Co., r. 215 Waller
Reilly Thomas F., painter, r. 1420 Washington
Reilly Thomas G., bookbinder, r. 518 Chestnut
Reilly Thomas J., miner, r. 130 Shipley
Keilly Thomas W., bartender, r. 62) Natoma
Reilly Thomas E., tanner, r. 114)^ Shipley
Eeilly William, bookbinder, r. 518 Ohet-tuut
Eeilly William, conductor, r. 313 Fourth
Eeilly William, peddler, r. 31 Minna
Reilly & Co. (John D. and John J. Reilly) produce
commit^sion merchants, 327-329 Davis
Reilly .t Louis (John Reilly and Jean Louis) tan-
nery. Day. bet Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
IS" Eeilly. See Eiley and Eyley
Beiman Henry A., clerk, r. 313 Treat Ay
1^" Reimau. See Eieman
Reimann R., r. 30 Page
Reimaun William H., barber, 112 First, r. 24 Minna
Reimer Henry, baker, r. 625 Clay
Reimer Heniy: salesman, r. 410 Leavenworth
Reimer John P., laborer, r. 75 Natoma
Reimer Julius, accountant and attorney at law,
507 Montgomery, room 3, r. 118 Ash Av
Eeimer Robert, r. 610 Leavenworth
Reimers Adolph, cashier Levison Bros., r. 134 Sutter
Reimers Alma Miss, with Stearns, Worden & Co., r.
332 Seventh
Reimers Claus, laborer N. Ohlandt & Co., r. NE cor
Colusa and Connecticut
Reimers Claus, teamster Carroll, Abrams & Carroll,
r. 925 Fillmore
Reimers George, machinist, r. 332 Seventh
Reimers Heury, bartender, r. 253 Minna
Reimers Henry, hostler, r. Six Mile House, San
Bnino Eoad
Eeimers Jacob, millhand A. Frei, r. 332 Seventh
Eeimers John C. A., ship carpenter, r. 2109 Mason
Etimers John P.. candlemaker, and extraman Engine
No. 9, r. .•i7l Howard
EEIMERS WILLIAM
proprietor California Schooner Saloon,
Eastern papers and periodicals kept on
file, 30 Fourth, r. 334: Jessie
Eeinecke August G., carpenter, r. 2300 Leavenworth
Eeinecke C. B.. framemaker Herrman Cohen, r. 2319
Post
Eeinecke Charles, hostler Schroth b. Weeterfeld, r.
228 Kearnv
Eeinecke Frederick H. (Steffers h Beinecke) r. SE cor
Main and Folsom
Reinecke 'Williant, proprietor Siegfried's Hotel.
228 Bush
Reineger Charles, plumber, 1435 Bush. r. 1405 Bu-
chanan
Reiner Frederick, painter Henry White & Co., r. 38
Clara
Reiner John, longshoreman, r. 214 Jj Ritch
Reiner Richard, cook, r. 9 Preston PI
Reiner William, teamhter, r. 257 Perry
Eeiuers Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 422 Golden Gate
Av
Reinert Ole, carpenter, r. 632 Fourth
Eeinfeld Charles, upholsterer, r. 50t> Vallejo
Reinfeld James W., graiuer, 1812 Polk^.l709J< Jonea
Reiufeld John C. painter, r. 921 Battel
Reinfeld Kate, widow, r. 506 Vallejo
Keinhard Sebastian E., furniture finisher, r. 159 Six-
te.uth
Reinhard Theodore C, r. 159 Sixteenth
Eeinbard William, carriagemaker Charles Eueser, r.
Ill Turk
Eeinhardt Baptiste, capitalist, r. 92 Everett
Eeinhardt Bernard, broker, r. 1121 Sutter
Eeinhardt Dorette Mrs., r. 653 Willow Av
Eeinhardt F. Louis, porter, r. 1513 Mason
Eeinhardt Frederick W., porter, r. 1513 Mason
Reiubardt Harrold, sample dept Stein, Simon ft Co.,
r. 13 Hyde
MANN & BENEDICT,
SDCCiESSOES TO
C. C. HASTINGS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND ...._
&.KCK HOUSE BI.OCK.
ORIENT lis. Co. OF HARTFORD r2S,tl°a?J:bT
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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Reinhardt J. B., r. 92 Everett
Reiiihardt Joseph, woodturner, r. 525 Mission
Reinbardt Louis i'., butober, r. 1513 Mason
Reinhardt Sophia, widow, r. 61(1 Sixth
Reinhiirdt William F., porter Douohoe, KeBy & Co.,
r. 1513M»80U
Relnhiirt C. W., musician, r. 2U O'Farrell
Reiuhiirt William, waiter Wlgmau Theatre, r. 60
Aunie
Reinhold E. * Co. (Ernest Relnhold) groceries and
liquors, 8W cor Polk and Olay
Keinhold Ernest (E. Reinhold «i Co.) r.l707 Baker
Reiuliold Frederick, clerk, r. 22 DeBoom
Reinhold Jacob (Groeschel (tt Reinhold) r. 735 Geary
RfcininR Paul, burber Mr-4. P. Ponlson, r. 1126 Market
Reinke Diedrich, laborer N. Ohlaudt & Co., r. NW cor
Yolo and Connecticut
Eelnke Henry, liquor saloon, 614 Montgomery, r. 915
Mimtgomery
Relnkemeyer Frederick, driver Schrader k Co., r.
20«>4 Noe
Reinoehl Charles H., sash and doormsker Day, Huber
& Craker, r. Oakland
Reinoehl Jonathan D., tinner, r. 2914 Sixteenth
Reinstein Gussie Miss, teacher Lombard Street Pri-
mary School, r. 9U6 Ellis
Reinsti-in Henry, bookkeeper M. Hart, r. 408 Eddy
Reinsteiii J. B., attorney at law, 217 Sansome,
rooms 13-17, r. 906 Ellis
Reinsteln Oscar, merchant, r. 906 Ellis
Reinstein Samuel, importer woolens, 539 Market, r.
4 OH Eddy
Reiustelu William, stationery and fancy goods, 1324
Market, r. 333 Turk
Reintanz Oscar J., bartender Vienna Gardens, r. 629
Broadway
Relot Jules, cook Joseph Garnier, r. 113 Larkln
Reis Antonio M., liquor saloon, 503)4 Montgomery Av,
r. 17 Scott PI
Reis Charles, butcher, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Rois Charles, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. UH
Hubbard
Reis Christian, City and County Treasurer, office
New Ciiy Hall, first floor, r. 815 California
Eels Christian Jr., law student Freeman, Bates &
Rankin, r. 815 California
Keis Ferdinand, real estate, 408 California, room
1, r. Ituss House
Reis Ferdinand, seaman, r. Ill Jackson
Reis Ferdinand Jr., deputy City and County Treas-
urer, r. 8)5 California
Reis Gustav, real estate, 408 California, room 1.
r. 512 Eildy
Reis John O., with Gustav Reis, r. 512 Eddy
Reis Julius C, real estate, 408 California, room 1,
r. 22U1 Sarramento
Reis Simon, watchmaker, 209 Montgomery Av, r. 435
Broadway
l^" Bt-is. See ReeR, Reese, Relss and Rless
Rc-isberg Bernard, dressmaker, r. 9225i Folsom
Rejsberg Rosa, dressmaking, 9223i Folsom
Rfisiiex Antm. r. 009 Hue
Reiss Achille (lleiss Bros. & Co.) r. Paris, France
Reiss Bernard (Neuburger, Reiss & Co.) r. 1411 Post
Reisa Brothers 4!fi Co. (Solomon, Isaac and
Achille) importers cloths and tailors' trimmings,
24-26 Sutter
Reiss Charles, porter, r. 529 Sacramento
Reiss Isahc (Reiss Bros. & Co.) r. 607 E<1dv
Reiss Solomon (Reiss Bros, ft Co.) r. 605 Eddy
V^ Reiss. See Reis. Rees, Reese and Rless
Reiter Charles, with Tivoll Opera House, r. 605 Post
Reiter Henry, r. 325 i4 Bush
Reiter Philip, peddler, r. 562^ Natoma
«er Reiter. See Rider and Ryder
Reiterman Charles, cigar mnfr, r. 635 Merchant
Keiterman Edward C, cutter Greenebaum, Well k
Michels, r. .■S48M Natoma
SANITARY PLUMBING
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES WELL DONE.
Repairing: a Specialty.
■V^ . E . X.-A.1TE ,
Plumber, 503 Kearny Street.
Established 18flO. Telephone 315.
DR. BAZAN'S
T1IERMO-E1.ECTRIC
RUSSIAN aBi TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Eatlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
Reiterman \Mlliani J., cutter Greenebaum, Weil.t
Michels, r. 607^ Minna
ReitU Ernst, cabinetmaker, r. 19 Caroline
Reith Paul, tailor, r. 1303 Montijoinery {^jjou
Uelther George W., clerk, r. 667 Howatd i
Reitmayr Vincent Uev. S. J., clergyman St. Ignatius
College, 214 Hiyes
Reltzell Frank, gilder Sanborn, Vail k Co., r. 1055
Howard
Reliance Klachine Works, Clot k Meese pro
piietors, 129-131 Fremont
Reliance Marine Insurance Co. (limited) of
Liverpool, Henry Lund k Co., agents, 214 Cali-
fornia
Rembold Gustave A., bookkeeper Miller k Lux, r. 34
Essex
Reme Frank, physician, r. SE cor Precita and
Washington Avs, B. H.
Remensperger Ulrich, foreman John Wieland Brew-
ing Co., r. 5.30 Folsom
Remfree Fran< (Remfree k McGovern) r. 172 Minna
Remfree Nicholas, machinist r. 902 Montgomery
Remfree & McGovern (Frank Remfree and Robert
McOovern) barbers, 152 Third
Remfry Samuel H., barber John Stable, r. 20 Mint
At
Remien Hans, bartender John Rotherman, r. E s
Fourth bet Towns'-nd and King
Remillard Bri.-k Co., P. N. Bemillard president, offices
East, bet Broad wny and Pacific, and 3 s Berry,
bet Kilth and Sixth
Remillard H. (Kemillard Brick C^i.) r. Oakland
Remillard P. N., president Remillard Brick Co., r.
Oakland
Remington Frank C, r. 226 Sixteenth
Remington H. M. Mrs., restaurant, SB cor Folsom
and Sixteenth
Remington John C, mining, r. 420 Sixth
Remington J. W., dentl-t, 523 Kearny
Remington Nelson F., bookkeeper W. W. Montague
ft Co., r. Alameda
Remin<;ton Type Writer, G. G. Wickson k Co.
ag.'nts, 38 California
REMINGT0HSEWIH6MACHISE
C. Shawl agent, .'ID Second
Remley Frederick A., r. IJO Post
Remniel G. orgo T., patternmaker Tatum k Bowen, r.
Alameda ,„ , _
Remmer Valentine, sorter 3. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory r. Black Hoint ,„ „ ,,
Remmers Giorge F., fruits and vegetables, W s Kail-
road Av. bet Paraguay and Teneriflfi)
Remmers William, butcher, r. cor Twenty-fourth and
Remo'/dV:rne8t, tailor 313 Montgomery Av, r. 507
Vallejo
Bemcseu John, bootblack, NW cor Third and Steven-
son, r. (>41 Comm' rcial
Remp Conrad W., r. 21.16 Howard
Remsen Roland C. carpenter, r. 330 Fell
Renald John, laborer CaL.Sngar Refinery, r. W •
Tennessee, bet Solano and Maripos*
Renault John, cashier D. M. Morau k Co., r. 1»X
Renahan^ohu, salesman J. J. O'Brien k Co., r. 1032
Mission „ „ -r J,
Renault Joseph, laundryman 3. F. L«»n'i'7
Renault Louis J., dyer and cleaner, 418 Union
Renault Samuel J., shoemaker, r. 10054 Second
Renenrel August, wine agent, r. 614 Pine
Reudler Laurent, cabinetmaker 8. F. Furniture Fae-
t iry, r. 275 Verniout
Rendsburg John M., clerk, r. NE cor Fillmore and
Chestnut _ ,^
Rene Martin, groceries and liqnors, SE cor Precita
and Washington Avs. H. H.
Rene Joseph, with J.J. Edmonds, r. 20 Commercial
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE L.ABGEST BUSINESS
OF ANY AMERICAN COAIPANT»
REN
996
RES
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open. Fire - Place Trimminig^
a Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Renebome John H., resident physician German Hos-
pital, cor Noe and Fourteenth
Renebome Robert, clerk, r. 2413 Fillmore
Rener John (Rener & Furrer) r. S b Eighteenth, nr
Clara At
Rener & Furrer (John Rener and Frank Furrer) dairy,
S 8 Eighteenth, nr Clara At
Rengll Anton, milker, r. cor Algeria and James
Rengstroff Frederick, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Fillmore and Turk
Renier Evelina, bakery and stationery, 209 Twenty-
fourth
Renken Carsten C. J., clerk Louis Espel, r. 2120 How-
ard
RenVen George F., clerk John Rfnken, r. 1016 Folsom
Renken John, groceries, 1016 Folsom
Renken John, watchman stnir Oregon
Renker Gustave, cigarmaker August Brune, r. Ahl-
bom House
Renna V. A., barber, 1314 Howard
Renner A. John, driver John Christian, r. cor Clement
and Twenty-ninth Av
Renner Brothers (C Anton and Charle8)proptr8 Hum-
boldt House, 1309 Stockton
Renner C. Anton (Renner Bros.) r. 1309 Stockton
Renner Charles (Renner Bros.) r. 1309 Stockton
Renner Charles F., trunkmaker, r. W a Eureka, nr
Twenty-first
Renner Christian, baker, r. 512 Greenwich
Renner George (Rennpr & Co.) r. 6(iSJ4 Third
Renner George, bartender, r. 449 H Tehania
Renner George, bartender John J. Crowley, r. 412J(j
Tehama
Renner Josephine, domestic 1610 Franklin
Renner Margaret, bakery 366 Seventeenth
Renner Louis, dairy, W s Mission, nr Onondaga At
Renner Robert, calker, r. 4 Lick
Reiiner Theodore, laborer George C. Smart, r. W 8
Pan Jose Road, nr Industrial School
Renner William, carpenter, r. 1154 Fclsom. rear
Renner Xavier (Gamma & Renner) r. 711 Mission
Reuner & Co. (George Renner and Frank S. Johnson)
draymen, 8E cor Main and Market
Rennert Frederick, furniture, 26 Seventh
Rennie Daniel, bla< ksmith, 226 Post
Rennie G. W., waiter, r. 32 Fourth
Rt-nnie William, with Fairbanks k Hutchinson
Rennilson Andrew, millhand, r. Florida, bet Nine-
teenth and Tweniieth
Rennilson Jane, widow, r. Florida, bet Nineteenth
and Twentieth
Rennilson Robert, laborer, r. Florida, bet.Nineteenth
and Twentieth
Rennison William, engineer, r. Pixley. nr Fillmore
Reno Catherine, widow, r. 719 Braiinan
RenoC. Buell, shipping clerk Thomas Day & Co.
(limited) r. Oakland
Reno Charles A. (Reno & Co.) r. 253 Perry
Reno Henry, carpenter, r. 421 Busl^
Reno Joseph S.. teamster, r. 253 Perry
Reno Patrick J., expressman, r. 1615 Ellis
Reno S. J. (Reno & Co.) r. 253 Perry
Reno William O., assayer, r. 212)4 Clara, rear
Il£jJNU & GUi (Charles A. and S. J.
Reno) draymen and forwarding:
agrents, 116 Battery
Renquist August, sawyer A. Waldstein, r. 850 Folsom
Kpus Alexander, salesman E. Baas & Co., r.911 Laguna
i^" Reus. See Renz
Renterea Bias, bootblack Fleiechman & Semler, r. 16
Scott PI
Renton Coal Co., Edwin W. Bushnell president,
Thomas H. Henderson secretary ofl&oe 22 Sacra^
mento, branch offices NE cor Sutter and Larkin
and SW cor Mission and East
Renton Henry T., proptr Eureka and Benton Fence
and Machine Works, 117-119 Main, r. Oakland
RENTON, HOLMES & CO.
(William Renton, Cliarles S. Holmes
and Richard K. Ham) lumber mann-
facfnrers and dealers (Port Blakely
Mill Co. ) Pier 3, Stenart
Renton The, Mrs. A. W. Truesdell proprietor, 712
Sutter
Benton William (Renton, Holmes & Co.) r. Port
Blakely, W. T.
Bentschler Edward F., with Indianapolis Mnfg Co.,
r. 39 )i Lafayette
Bentschler F. Mrs., r. 39 54 Lafayette
Rentschler Frank, candy mnfr, r. 433 Fifteenth
Rentschler Frank, driver John F. Snow, r. 1623
Mission
Rentschler George W., with John Rentschler, r. 1624
Mission
Rentschler John G., carriagemaker, 1624 Mission r.
433 Fifteenth
Rentz Marks, cutter Hoffman Bros. & Co.. r. 938 Fol-
som
Benwick A. T., gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 117 Taylor
Renwick James, clerk general freight office S. P. Co.,
r. 627 Capp
Renwick Louise Miss, teacher Mission Primary-
School, r. 527 Capp
Renwick Myron H., molder Steiger & Kerr, r. 136
Haight
Renwick Richard Y., sexton Grace M. E. Church, r. 26
Alvarado
Benwick Rndie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 117 Taylor
Renwick William J., engineer P. M. SS. Co., r. 2 Rln-
con Av
Rinwick William H., salesman, r. 26 Alvarado
Renz John, mnfr bitters and dealer wines and liquors,
315 Commercial, r. 31 Pearl
Renz William, clerk John Renz, r. 31 Pearl
•^ Renz. See Bens
Reorgpanized Chnrch of Jesus Christ, 71 New
Montgomery
Repenn Charles F., clerk Walter Speyer, r. 514)4
Valencia
Repenn Frederick, shoemaker, 521 Sacramento
Bepert Abraham, cigarmaker, r. 14 Capp
Repetto John, carpenter, r. 414 Vallejo, rear
Repetto Joseph, teamster L. Ghielmetti, r. 2124
Larkin
Repiton Bobert J., laborer, r. 40 Minna
Repp Kate, spooler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
Bay, nr Larkin
Repp Margaret, widow, r. 2112 Powell
Eepp Walter, boxmaker Hobbs. Wall & Co,, r. 2112
Powell
Beppey James W., upholsterer, 1816 Polk
Republican lieagne of California, rooms 419
California, third floor
Republican State Central Committee, rooms
419 California, third floor
Bequa Austin, bookkeeper, r. 612 Bush
Requena Leopold, clerk, r. 39 South Park
Besch Joseph, tanner Laguna Tannery, r. NE cot
Gough and Onion
Eescheinen William, watchmaker, r. 1609 Howard
Besing George L., engineer S. P. Co.. r. 23 Willows Av
Resing John, wines and liquors, W s Mission.
opp St. Mary's College
Besing John J., fireman S. P. Co., r. 23 Willows Av
Resing William, carbuilder S. P. Co., r. W 8 Mission.
opp St. Mary's College
Resort The, Gall & Dunne proprietors, 1 Stockton
Resources of California (monthly) J. P. H.
Wentworth, editor and publisher, 320 Sansome,
room 61 ^ ■ "■-
Rpssayre Victor, secretary, r. 331 Montgomery
Rest for the Weary, Luther J. Ewell proprietor,
36 Clay
Restivo Giovanni, peddler, r. 115 Oregon
¥, & J. SLOAM & CO.
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY
641 10 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL-
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Hanufactnrers of Show Cases
and Storo Fixtures.
37 Market SL
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
Til* Highest Orads Ohamparne,
Equal to th« Beat.
) ARPAD HARASZTHY » CO.,
; 630 WASEXHOTOK STUVT.
RES
997
EEY
Reston William, assistant bookkeeper Lilientbal &
Co., r. 735 Treat Av
Kestle August B.. cook A. W. Manning, r. 711 Mlesion
Retulli Frank, laborer, r. 516 Pacific
Retallick William, fireman Tatum & Bovren, r. 622
Howard
Reteiiger Martin, cigarmaker, r. 281 Minna
Rethers Cbarles, cutter, r. 2109 Jones, rear
Reiicker Flora V. Miss, teacher kindergarten, r. 933
Twenty-first
Reticker Sarsh T., widow, r. 933 Twenty-first
Rettagliata Luigi, laborer, r. 9 Water
Kettagliata Pasquiuo, peddler, r. 9 Water
Retting C waiter Palace Hotel
Rettberg Harry, assayer Kustel & Co., r. 403 Mont-
gomery Av
Retton Mrs., r. 625 Jessie
Retzlaff Eugene, agent, r. 325^ Golden Gate Av
Reuben Oleorge, merchant, r. 318 Linden Av
Reuben Hyara, cigar dealer, r. 413 Minna
Reuben Joseph, conductor, r. 2i'> Louisa
Reuben M. & Co. (Moses Reuben) secondhand law
books, 321 California
Reuben Moses (M. Reuben & Co.) r. 318V4 Fell
Reubenstein Abraham, r. 13 H Morris Av
Reubenstein Brothers (Lewis and Morris) barbers,
2i4M Fifth
Reubenstein Charles, peddler, r. 13 H Morria Av
Reubenstein Lewis (Keubenstein Bros.) r. 13J<i Mor-
ris Av
Reubenstein Morris (Reubenstein Bros.) r. I'iii Mor-
ris Av
Reubinger Frank, printer George H. Baker
Reiibli John, cook Ahlborn House
Reubold Michael, boot and shoe manufacturer,
312 Bush, r. 1 Winter Lane
Retby George, Khoemaker, 933 Market
Reulanrt Charles, fitereotyper, r. 1513 Webster
Reuland Peter, combmaker, r. 216 Twelfth
Reulein Barbara, widow, r. 128 Twenty-fourth
Beuleln Emil (Schultz & Reuleln) r. 126Ji Twenty-
fourth
Eeuman Henry, salesman James W. Edwards, r. 22
Clinton Park
Reuper Henry, shoemaker, r. 912 Folsom, rear
Reupp SimoH, oilman Pac. Oil and Lead Works, r. 438
Second
Reu8ctie A., proprietor Saulman's Restaurant, 520
Califoi Ilia, r. 2730 Pine
Reusche Christian, waiter, r. 212 Hickory Av
Beuache Frifz, steward Saulman's Restaurant, r. 214
Hickory Av
ReusB Herman, pantryman Cliff House
Reussing Charles W., laborer, r. 29 Cook
Renter A., boxmaker Truckee Lumber and Box Mnfg
Co., r. 541 Fourth
Reuter Anna E., widow, r. 324 Hayes
Reuter August, cigarmaker, r. 722 Green
Reuter Caspar, laborer, r. 5 Kohler's PI
Reuter C. Henry J., aalesman, r. 324 Hayes
Reuter Charles J. G. W., baker, r. 213 Capp
Beuler Conrad, salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 334
Hayes
Reuter Gustav A., r. 116 Jones
Reuter Jacob, cigarmaker, r. 722 Green
Reuter Louis, musician, r. 16 Ellis
Reuter Max J., cook Schroth & Westerfeld, r. 251
Stevenson '
Reuter William C. G. J., baker, r. 213 Capp
Reuters Charles, clerk E. Lewis & Co., r. 541 Fourth
Rentier Ernest, baker, r. 238 Fifth
Revere House. 572 Folsom
Revere Rubber Co., Alexander Russell agent,
417-419 Market
Revert Alphonse, liquors, 444 Fifth
Revolon Gus. traveling Balesman, r. 546 Minna
Bewig Frederick W., groceries and liquors, 2943 Six-
teenth
FRATINGER & CO.
THE LEADING
CLOM AND SUIT HOUSE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
WATER CLOSETS
OF E7EEY BESCRIPTION_CAREFULLY REPAIRED.
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1S60. Telephone 315.
Rewin Julia, widow, r. 313 Twenty-sixth
Bey Jacques J. (Britton k Rey) r. 829 Union
Rey Joseph, laborer, r. 709 Mission
Rey Leon, hatter, 1125 Market
Rey Valentine J. A. (Palmer & Rey) r. 829 Union
B^" Rey. See Rae, Ray. Rea and Rhea
Reyburn Lewis A., carpenter, r. Third Av and Clem-
ent
Reyes Antone, saloon keeper, r. 17 Scott PI
Reyes Benjamin, laborer, r. 514 Green
Reyes Edward, compositor, r. 531)4 Vallejo
Reymert J. D. Mining Co. The (Arizona) John W.
Pew secretary, 310 Pine, rooms l.^-l"
Reymond Auguste, laundryman. r. 511 Hyde
Reymond Joseph (Reymond k Bernard) r. 602 Stock-
ton
Reymond & Bernard (Joseph Reymond and Peter
Bernard) window cleaners, S02 Stockton
8^ R-ymond. See Raim >nd, Raymond and Ramon
Reynagot Fernanda, w dow, r. 810 Vallejo
Reynolds Abel L. (A. L. Reynolds & Co.) r. 609 Third
Reynolds A. L. & Co, (Abel L. Reynolds and C. M.
Thimpson) draymen, cor Fourth and Channel
Reynolds Alexander B., clerk local freight office S.
P. Co., r. 915 Sutter
Reynolds Amanda, widow, r. 118 Jones
Reynolds Andrew, r. 1211)4 Bush, rear
Reynolds Andrew, cook, r. 90> Market
Reynolds Ann, widow, r. 33(". Golden Gate Av
Reynolds Ann, widow, r. 1606 Jones
Reynolds Bernard (Foya & Reynolds) r. 20X Wash-
ington Av
Reynolds C. H. <b Co. (Charles H. Reynolds)
real estate, 333 Montgomery
Reynolds Charles, laborer, r. 608)4 Fourth
Reynolds Charles, paper carrier, r. 635 Locust At
Reynolds Charles A., cler;, r. 1314 Was'iington
Reynolds Charles E., conductor Market St. RR., r.
Fourteenth Av and H
Reynolds Charles H. (C. H. Reynolds b Co.) r. 1314
Wasiilnyton
Reynolds Charles W., machine hand Novelty Wood
Works, r. 1241 Mission
Reynolds Clark W., teacher music, r. 128X Seventh
Reynolds Cole, teamster, r. 530 Third
Reynolds Cornplius, laborer Golden Gate Park, r.
cor H and Fourteenth Av
Reynolds Daniel, bookkeeper Joe T. Poheim. r. 2132
Brodertck
Reynolds David L., hamessmaker. r. 525)4 Geary
Reynolds Edward, laborer, r. 709 Minna
Reynolds Edward, dairy, Sillimao, bet Hamilton and
Bowdoin
Reynolds Elward B., master mariner, r. 515 Jones
Reynolds Edward J., bookkeeper Sheriff's Otfice, r.
1406 Hyle
R-ynolds Edward W., laborer, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Reynolds Ellen Miss. r. 53ti?i Natoma
Rey.iolds F. A., anhistant teacher Luut's Dancing
Academy, 1310 Polk, r. Alameda
Reynolds F. E. Mrs., teacher John Swett Grammar
School, r. 1.532 Polk
Reynolds Francis J., butcher Gabriel Dastugue, r. 6
Leroy PI
Reynolds Frank, apprentice Will & Finck, r. cor
Fcnrteeiith Av and H
Reynolds Frank, carpenter, r. 611)4 Xatoma
Reynolds Frank, conductor, r. 647 Howard
Kevnoldti Frank, gripraan Market St. RR.
Reynolds Frank, laborer, r. cor Point Lobos and
Twentv-sixth Avs
Reynolds Frank A., clerk U. 8. Railway Mail Service,
r. Oakland
Reynt>ld8 Frank B.. city agent Guardian Assurance
Co., r. 1227 Eddy
Reynolds Frederick W., clerk, r. 1407 Van Ness Av
Reynolds G. A. Jr., clerk W. U. Tel. Co., r. Alameda
Reynolds George, plumber, r. 1814 Hyde
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
mannrnctnrer ofeTerr fle«<Tip»!on oC
PASSENGER. 8TRBBT AND FREIGHT CtiBS.
4» to SO Beale Mtreet, Mam FranclaCM.
STEAM ENGINES AND THRESHING MACHINES.
TSUHAN, ISHAM & HOOEZ^
421-4^7 Market StreeU
EEY
998
EHO
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
nrPOBTEKS OF
<s MARBELIZED MANTELS.
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CO
Fire Grates and Tile,
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
CO
EeyDolds George H., shipcarpenter Union Iron
Works r. E s Tennensee, but Butte and Solano
Reynolds George L., tailor, r. 1413 Washington
Reynolds George T., canmaker, r. 6 Biirgoyne PI
Reynolds George T. , foreman John Reynolds, r.
E 8 San Bruno Road, nr Twenty-eiahtb
Reynolds George W., accountant. 324 Pine, room 5, r.
5S3 Ellis
Reynolds George W., teamster, r. cor Yazoo and St.
Thomas
Reynolds Grace E. (Misses Reynolds) r. 430 Sutter
Reynolds Harry C, policeman, r. 330 Geary
Reynolds Henry, winekeeper B. Creyfus &'Co., r. 324
Tehama
Reynolds Henry B., \rith P. M. 68. Co., r. 1910 Web-
ster
Reynolds Henry C, r. 2635 Howard
Reynolds Horatio J., contractor, 513 Montgomery, r.
1606 Jones
Reynolds James, carpenter, r. 1634 Post
Reynolds James, laborer, r. Charles, nr Chenery,
Fairmount Tract
Reynolds James B., master mariner, r. 28 O'Farrell
Reynolds James H., fitter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
cor Fourteenth Av and H
Reynolds James P., laborer, r. 5 Polk
Reynolds James S, r. 402 Montgomery
Reynolds John, r. 266 Brannan
Reynolds John, driyer F. L. Such fc Co., r. Douglass,
bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Reynolds John, engineer, r. 42 Tehama
Reynolds John, fireman stmr San Rafael, r. Saucelito
Reynolds John, laborer, r. 1211 Fillmore
Reynolds John, laborer, r. cor Masonic and St. Rose's
Avs
Reynolds John, machinist, r. 4045^ Folpom
Reynolds Jolin, pruprietor California Chemical
Works, E 8 San Bruno Road, nr Twenty-eighth
Reynolds John H., pstternmaker, r. 1122 Laikin
Reynolds John T.. r. 1S14 Hyde
Reynolds Johnion, superintendent Geary Street,
Park and Ocean Railroad, r. 1634 Pott
Reynolds Joseph, r. 19 Preston PI
Reynolds Joseph, laster Buckingham * Hecht, r. 12
Boardman PI
Reynolds J. P., reporter Chronicle, r. 593 Ellis
Reynolds Kate Miss, r. 53654 Natoma
Reynolds Maggie Miss, r. 5363^ Natoma
Reynolds Maria, widow, r. 6:^5 Locust Ay
Reynolds Mary Mrs., dressmaking, 405 Third
Reynolds Mary B. Miss, teacher Emerson Primary
School, r. 515 Jones
Reynold-i Merritt L. (Burnell, Reynolds & Bumell)
r. The Baldwin
Reynolds Michael, boilermaker. r. 611 Minna
Reynolds Michael, engineer, r. 772 Mission
Reynolds Misses (Mollie 8. and Grace E.) pleating
430 Sutter
Reynolds Mollie S. Miss (Misses Reynolds) r. 430
Sutter
Reynolds Patrick, fireman Palace Hotel
Reynolds Patrick, harnessmaker L. D. Stftne & Co.,
r. Zr^J Minni
Reynolds P trick, laborer, r. 235 Minna
Reynolds Patrick, teamster, r. 134 Fourth
Reynolds Patrick, teamster, r. 247 Clara
Reynolds Patrick E., laborer, r. 19 Ritch. rear
Reynolds R. A. Mrs., widow, r. I'iSl Washington
Reynolds Richard H.. cisars and tobacco. B34 Fourth
Reynolds Robert, asphaltum roofer, r. 3 Card Alley
Reynolds Robert, calker, r. 4 Lick
Reynolds Robert W., clerk local freight office S. P.
Co., r. 915 Sutter
Reynolds Roger, shoemaker r. 405 Third
Reynolds Rose A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 703 Polk
Reynolds Samuel J., bricklayer, r. 16 Stockton PI
Reynolds Thomas, boilermaker, r. W s Hartford, nr
Thirtieth
Reynolds Thomas dairyman, r. 1221 Fulton
Reynolds Thouias, foreman Norton Tanning Co., r.
cor Railroad and Teuerlffe
Reynolds Thomas, framemaker Schussler Bros., r. 19
Riich
ReynoMs Thomas, laborer, r. W 8 Pennsylvania Av,
bet Solano and M;iripo8a
Reynolds Thomas, sailmaker T. V. Reynolds, r. 416-
Bryant
Reynolds Thomas H., clerk W. TJ. Tel. Co. r. Oakland
Reynolds Thomas R., r. Vt'l Califumia
Reynolds Thomas V., sailmaker, SE cor Steuart and
Market, r. 416 Bryant
Reynolds William expressman, SE cor Third and
Mission, r. 6o6 Third
Reynolds William, rigger, r. 404 Vj Folsom
Reynolds William H., cigars and tobacco, 210 Kearny,
r. 118 Ellis
Reynolds William J., clerk, r. 404 J4 Folsom
Reynolds William M., stabh man, r. 13:i6 Market
Reynolds William O., capitalist r. 2310 Larkin
Beysen Henry, clerk Puvogel & Beversen, r. 635
Fourth
Reysen William, steward, r. 2237 Geary
Rbean Eliza, widow, r. 1702M Leavenworth
Rhein John, tailor, .506H Bush, r. 716 Green
Eheinlander Gustave, clerk German Consulate, r.
Oakland
Rhind Duncan C, bartender, r. 647 Mission
Rhine Alice Miss, cigarmaker, r. SE cor Filbert and
Mason
Rhine Bertrand, merchant, r. 612 Van NessAv
Rhine Catherine Miss, seamstress, r. SE cor Filbert
and Mason
Rhine Henry, merchant, r. 612 Van Ness Av
Rhine Nathan, menhant. r. 612 Van Ness Av
US" Rhine. See Rhein and Rhind
Khoades Charles, waiter, r. 719 ilarket
Rhoades Eugene L., dairyman, r. 122 Eddy, rear
Rhoades Laurin W., clerk Historical Publishing Co.,
r. 2619 Sacramento
Rhode Bt-njamin, bartender Peters Bros., r. 22 Trenton
Rhode Franklin, publisher, r. 214 Dorland
Rhode John, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Rhode Pet. r, bootmaker, r. 655 Minna
Rhode Robert, laborer Pioneer Whit« Lead Works, r.
354 Jessie
Rhodes Abraham J., mining, 601 California, r. 1510
Polk
Rhodes Alfred E.. butcher, r. 1616 Lyon
Rhodes Arthur P.. attorney at law, 16 Montgomery
Av, r. 212 Fair Oaks
Rhodes Augustus L. (Rhodes b Barstow) r. San Jos6
Rhodes Charles D., surveyor, r. 711 Jones
Rhodes Edward L., attorney at law, 430 California, r.
122 Turk
Rhodes Frank F., teamster, r. 1616 Lyon
Rhodes Frank W., machinist, r. 761 Bryant
Rhodes Frederick, cook, r. 127 Fourth, rear
Rhodes Henry, expressman, SE cor Post aud Kearny,
r. West Oakland
Rhodes Jacob L., fireman Pac. Oil and Lead Works, r.
536 Third
Rhodes J. C, r. 58 South Park-
Rhodes John, waiter, r. 269 Minna
Rhodes Raleigh E., clerk, r. 212 Fair Oak
Rhodes Samuel, real estate, r. 321 Pacific
Rhodes Thomas, carpenter, r. 934 Folsom, rear
Rhodes Walter W., cutter B. Blumenthal i Co., r. 763
Mission
Rhodes William H. L., clerk Main & Winchester, r.
212 Fair Oaks
Rhodes ac Barstow (Augustus L. Rhodes and Alfred
Barstow) attorneys at law, 430 California, rooms
&-8
8^" Rhodes. See Rhoades and Roades
Rhody Augustus M., clerk, r. 1324 Ellis
Rhody Henry, bartender, r. 1055 Market
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING.
WASHINGTON Fire k Co. of Boston
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,810,273
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
mL SEZTON, Asst Marager.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
KHO
999
ETC
Rhorer M. M. , deputy insurance commisBioner,
Hn California, r. Berkeley
tff" Rhorer. See Knlirer
Rhne Julius, musician, r. 135 LangtoD, rear
Rhymer J'>hn, cook stmr Nfwbtrn
Kiach lohn, bookkeeper H. F. Smith & Co., r. 2015
Fillmore
Eial CormlluR. laborer, r. 8 Clinton
Rial John, laborer, r. 20 Clinton
Rlbby JaineR, fjrocerles and liquors, SW cor Twenty-
third and Al:ibama
Ribeiro MHnuel, laborer, r. 1112 Montgomery
Riboll Annio, widow, r. 4.'?3 Green
Riboll .Mamie Jliss. ahoefilter, r. 433 Oreen
RlboNi Paul (Riboisi k CavHRnaro) r. 413 Union
Rlbol8i A: Oava^naro (Paul Ribolsi and John Carag-
naro) tinsmiths and plumbers, 440 Broadway
Rlcard Antonle, capitalist, r. 410 Leavenworth
Rlcardi Franrii-co, cook, 401 PaciBc
RiccardI PHStine. waiter, r. 230 MontRomery Av
Ricci Sydnpy Miss, teacher singing. St. Ann's Bldg
Riccoml Andrea (A. Stragia * Co.) r. W s Railroad
Av, bi t Manitoba and Dominica
Ricconii Olinto, fruits and produce, W s Kentucky,
bet Sierra and Nevada
Bice Abraham, shoemakT. R21)i Hyde, r. 707 Ellis
Rice Adam T., cook, r. 3f>fi Natoma
Rice Alexander, with J. W. Stern t Co., r. 707 Ellis
Rice Arteuius W., dairyman, r. 2C02 Fillmore
Rice 0. A., waiter The Louvre, r. 7Ji Stockton
Rice Cecelia, widow, r. 517 Fourth
Rice C. Henry, musician, r. 2232 Greenwich
Rice Charles, harnessmaker J. C. Johnson k Co., r.
200 Seventh
Rice Charles E., painter B. W. West, r. 1918 Pacific
Av
Rice De Witt C, clerk Cal. Safe Deposit and Trust Co.,
r. 1122 Pine
Rice Edward, cook. r. 1217 Twenty-sixth
Rice E. E.. clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
lion Van Ness Av
Rice F.lihu, si^'n painter, r. 379 Shotwell
Rice Eniile, metal roofer William Cronin
Rice Fannie Miss, polisher La Grande Laundry
Rice Frank, mattressmaker Samuel Beal, r. 20 Albion
Av
Rice Frank, seaman, r. 521 First
Rice Frank H., driver United Carriage Co., r. 223
O'Farrell
Rice Frank L., lieutenant Battery M, 1st Artillery, U.
8. A., and Post quartermiisier Fort Mason
Rice Frank O., clerk, r. 219 Tehama
Rice Frederick, sawfiler, r. 833 Howard
Rice Garrett E. Mrs., widow, r. 1816 Stevenson
Rice Georu'e, laborer r. SKCi Natoma
Rice George A., salesman O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co., r.
42 )< Z'e
Rice George A., stencil cutter, r. 334 Third, rear
Rice George H., freight manager P. M. SS. Co. and O.
and O. SS. Co., r. (514 Sutter
Rice George H, proptr Elite Theater, NW cor Grant
Av and Geary, r. 548 Nntoina
Rice George J., driver Hofmann & Woenne, r. 651
Howard
Rice George W., machinist Atlas Iron Works, r. 833
Howard
Rice Harvey W., agricultural, engine, boiler and plow
works. 5fi Bluxome, r. Haywards
Rice Henry C, mnsicir-n. r. 2232 Greenwich
Rice Henry D. molder, and extraman Engine No. 4.
r. 144 Second
Rice James, seaman, r. 625 Davis
Rice James C, liquor saloon, 119 Ninth
Rice Ji'hn G , CBrpeuter, r. 4254 Zoe
Rice John P., clerk S. P. Co., r. 102 Ellis
Rice Joseph, con<luctor, r. 26 Louisa
Rice Joseph, calker, and extraman Hook and Ladder
No. 1, r. 22 O'Farrell
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-EI.ECTUIC
BDSSM anl TORKISH BATHS
Also Medicated H Electric Eatlis Giyei.
415 SUTTER STREET. 413
BATH TUBS, BOILERS
TANKS, SaOWERS, FAUCETS.
Plumbers' Sanitary Goods of all Kinds,
NA/_ E ~
PLUMBER,
EstabllsheJ 1860.
_ l_ ANE,
605 KEARNY STREET.
Telephone 315.
Rice Joseph I,, porter lt\aiauapoll8 Furniture Co., r.
20 Albion Av
Rice Lizzie A. Mrs., r. 209 Seventh
Rice Lulu M., s'enographer. r. cor Baker and Grove
Rico Lyilla C. Mrs., r. 1122 Pine
Rice Margaret, wiilow, r. 52 i Vallejo
Rice Margar' t, wldiw, r. NE cor Bay and Lyon
Rice Marshall E. (Rice \- Co.) r. 613 Nineteenth
Rice Martha, domestic 1027 Green
Rice M. E. Mrs., r. SE cor Ninteenth ard Hartford
Rice Michael, teamster Michael S. Rice, r. 663 Twen-
tieth
Rice Michael D., carpenter, 205 Ellis, r, f.09 Locust Av
Kice Mitchell S., wood and coal, 66y Twentieth, r. 663
Twentieth
Rice P. C. mHster schr Eclipse, office 10 California
Rice K., engraver, r. 908 Sansorae, rear
Rice Richard, plumber, 107 Geary, r. Berkeley
Rice Richard J., machinist Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r. 613
Natoma
Rice Robert B.. crockery, 74 Ninth
Rice Robert G., pressman H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 745
Folsom
Rice Stephen A., shipwright, r. 2722 Mission
Rice Thomas, cook stmr San Bias
Rice Thomas F.. shoetitter, r. 42 Ji Zoe
Rice William, r. 2134 Howard
Rice William A., salesman Dunham, Carrigan k Co.,
r. 2722 Mission
Rice William H., dairy produce, 2204 Fillmore, r.
2418 Sacramento
Rice ft Co. (Marshall E. Rice) mantels and grates, 314
Townsend
O^" Rice. See Reis and Relss
Rich Abraham L., druggist William J. Bryan, r. 516
Van Ness Av
Rich Alexander, clerk, r. 1024 Larkin
Rich Bernard, stockbroker, 316 Montgomery, r. 108
Oak
Rich Bertha, widow, r. 19 Vandewater
Rich Edward, attendant New Hammam Baths, r. 325
Seventh
Rich F.ugene, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 613 Howard
Rich Geary, stookbrolier, r. lOH Oak
Rich Henry, with David Stern fc Son, r. 1024 Larkin
Rich Jane, widow, r. 5 Kramer PI
Rich John, laborer, r. W s Mission Road, nr Mt. Ver-
non Av
Rich Joseph, capitalist, r. 108 Oak
Rich Lee B., bellbanger Will fc Flnck, r. 5 Kramer PI
Rich Louis, tailor, (>:<7 Geary, r. 924 Larkin
Rich Obadiah (Loftus Bros. * Rich) r. 1345 Powell
Rich Samuel H., master mariner, r. 1241 Mission
1^- Rich. See Reich
Richard Charles, upholsterer, 1005 Valencia
Richard Ferdinand, cook, r. 6 Park Lane
Richard George H., restaurant, 315-317 Fourth, r. 319
Fourth
Richard Julius, laborer, r. 532 Pacific
Richard Owen, wood and coal, 3*4 Tenth
Richards Albert T., storekeeper Rnss House
Richards Annie, widow, r. 20 William
Richards Belle M. Miss, saleslady Keane Bros., r.
2015 Mission
Richards Benjamin, machinist W. T. Garratt k Co.,
r. 931 Sutter
Richards C. P. «fc Co. (Clayton F. Richards)
wholesale drugs and chemicals and druggists'
glassware, 427-429 Sansome
Richards Charles W. (bichel & Richards) r. The Bald-
win
Richards Clayton F. (C. F. Richards & Co.) r. 8E cor
Pennsylvania Av and Solano
Richards Daniel (Mighell ft Richards) r. 1310 Valencia
Richards Daniel, deckhand stmr Ba.v City, r. 26 Minna
Richards David M., clerk Thomas Bell & Co., r. 931
Sutter
Richards Elizabeth, widow, r. 7 Pfelffer
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
I FINE PRINTING
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1000
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IMPOBTEBS OF
FOR OAS, STEAM AND TVATER.
Pipe Flttlnffs, all Sizes.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
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Richards Elizabeth J. Miss, dressmaking, 308 Poinj
LoboB At
Eichards Ezra, miniog, r. 619 Montgomery
Richards Francis, r. 213 Shotwell
Richards Frank M., bookkeeper, r. 303 Third
Richards Harold H., copperplate printer Michael J.
Slattery, r. 527 )4 Birch Av
Richards Jacob, carpeuter, r. 745 Howard
Richards James, r. 1019 Washington
Richards James, horse jockey, r. Bay District Hotel
Richards James, wireweaver Cal. Wire Worka. r. 7
Pfeiffer
Richards James C, millhand Miller & Hamilton, r.
411 Dolores
Richards James G., laborer, r. NE cor Baker and Mc-
Al]i>:;ter
Richards James H.. insurance, 317 California,
Point Lobos Av
Richards James J., woodturner Charles Grefife,
Howard
Richards Jane, widow, r. 603 Pine
Richards Jane, widow, r. 2015 Mission
Richards John, miner, r. 1 August Alley
Richards John, waiter The Baldwin
Richards John D., clerk Home Mutual Ins. Co., r. 931
Sutter
Richards John E. & Co. (John E. Richards) liquor
saloon, 26 Fourth
Richards John E. (John E. Richards & Co.) r. 612
Guerrero
Richards John S.. cashier J. M. Pike, r. 619 Mont-
gomery
Richards John W., agent Cincinnati Cooperage Co.,
206 Front, r. Oaklnud
Richards Joseph, wireweaver Cal. Wire Works, r. 7
Pfeiffer
Richards Joseph M., traveling salesman Arnold.
Pollak & Co., r. 931 Sutter
Richards Josephine, operator, r. 7 PfeifFer
Richar<lB Josiah S., mining engineer, r. 1509 Scott
Richards Leon, teamster, r. 413 Twenty-seventh
Richards Lenora A Miss, teacher Commercial School,
r. St. Ann's Bldg
Richards Margaret, cook Christian M. Peteraen, r. 26
First
Richards Mary A. Mrs., r. 527^ Birch Av
Bi( hards M. E. Mrs., r. 213 Shotwell
Richards P. M., delivery clerk P. M. SS. Co.
Richards R. Miss, dretismaking, 6.S3 Jessie
R ohards Samuel, brewer, r. 8 Hinckley
Richards Sarah Miss, varieties, 227 }< O'Farrell
Richards Selden J., r. 625 Geary
Richards Stephen, machinist, r. 1135 Mission
Richards Stephen A., salesman P. F. Nolan k Sons,
r. 1520 Turk
Richards Stephen H., machinist Union Iron Works,
r. 973 Bryant
Richards Thomas, carpenter, r. 28 First
Richards Thomas, laborer, r. 871 Market
Richards Thomas, laundryman S. F. Laundry
Richards Thomas Mrs., lodgings, 19 Powell
Richards W., blacksmith's helper S. F. Bridge Co., r.
1416 Harrison
Richards W. H. Mrs., widow, r. 925 Pine
Richards William, carder 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 7 Pfeiffer
Richaras William, seaman, r. 10 Anthony
Richards William, shipcarpenter. r. 875 Folsom
Richards William A , driver, r. 727 k Mission
Richards William E., assistant bookkeeper Hawley
Bros. Hardware Co., r. 931 Sutter
Richards William J., r. 303 Third
Richardson A., agent Associated Press, 302 Montgom-
ery, room 33. r. Los Gatos
Richardson AbbieMrs.. r. 1519Stockton
Richardson Albert H., stevedore, r. 8 Hubbard
Richardson Alexander (Richardson Bros.) r. 550 Mis-
Richardson Alexander W., draftsman, r. 605 Natoma
Richardson Alonzo, driver, r. 27)^ Fourth
Richardson Benjamin F., stair builder N. P. Lang-
land, r. 547 Mission
Richardson Brothers (Alexander and James) books
and stationery, 215 Grant Av
Richardson C. Mrs., widow, r. 837 Golden Gate Av
Richardson Charles, bartender, r. 636 Commercial
Richardson Charles, carpenter Lobos Square Packing
House
Richardson Charles, drayman, r. 24 Verona
Richardson Charles, engineer, r. 342 Fifth
BichHrdson Clement, laborer, r. cor Union Av and
Banks
Richardson Clement, miner, r. 909 Buchanan
Richardson Clifton P., clerk S. A. Edgerly, r. 310
Montgomery Av
Richardson Daniel S., clerk Japanese Consulate, 107-
109 Phelan Bldg, r. Oakland
Richardson E. A. Mrs., widow, r. 2835 Folsom
Richardson Edward H., messenger Wells, Fargo ft
Co., r. 127 Kearny
Richardson Edwin H., superintendent Thomas Day
& Co. (limited) 23 Stevenson, r. Oakland
Richardson Edwin M , traveling salesman Jacob
Strahle & Co., 805 Market
Richardson E. J., barber, r. 871 Market
Richardson E. J., purser »-tmr Willamette
Richardson Eliza 0., domestic 2194 Devisadero
Richardson Florence J. Miss, teacher, r. 2835 Folsom
Richardson Frank, actor, r. 156 Third
Richardson Frank, carpenter, r. 547 Mission
Richardson Frank, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 355 Eleventh
Richardson Frederick, clerk, r. S s Elizabeth, nr
Church
Richardson Frederick A., messenger Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. 127 Kearny
Richardson George, r. 140 Minna
Richardson George, clerk, r. 512 Vallejo
Richardson George, contractor, r. 222 Eddy
Richardson George, waiter stmr Mexico, r. 36 Clay
Richardson George E., carpenter, r. 3501 Fillmore
Richardson George F., secretary general manager
S. P. Co., r. Alameda
Richardson George H., clerk general office S. P. Co.,
r. Oaklaud
Richardson George H., clerk William Davis, r. IOC
Twelfth
Richardson George J., clerk U. 8. Drayman, r. 512
Vallejo
Richardson George T., salesman, r. 636 Commercial
Richardson Harry, bartender, r. 518 Green
Richardson Harry R., manager Pac. Gas Saving Co.,
622 Market, r. 37 Second
Richardson Henry, r. Ahlborn House
Richardson James (Richardson Bros.) r. 2210 PoweU
Richardson James, plumber, r. 620 Seventeenth
Richardson James Mrs., burler S. F. Pioneer WooleM
Factory, r. 2217 Larkin
Richardson James A., conductor Market St. RR.
Richardson James E., clerk Joseph Holland, r. 401
Folsom
Richardson James P., traveling salesman, r. 120
Fourth
Richardson John, roofer, r. 605 Natoma
Richardson John, shoemaker estate Gilbert Pringle,
r. 534 Eighteenth
Richardson John M., r. 355 Eleventh
Richardson John R. Mrs., proptr Milton House, IBt
Third
Richardson Leonard, photographer, r. 631 Jessie
Richardson M. Mrs., proptr Villa Hotel, D, bet Sixth
and Seventh Avs
Richardson Martin, r. 13 Everett
Richardson Mary groceries, 620 Seventeenth
Richardson M. L. Mrs., clerk Wiester & Co., r. 37 Sec
DRAPERIES.
Special attention given to making up Draperies an4
Canopies for Lodges, Societies, etc.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MASKET STBEET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
31 MarM St
en IDCF PYTRA IIRY^^*''"* Ch.mpagne, compsrlBon win prove) ARPAD HARASHHY & CO.,
LllLirOL CA I rlA Un I \ superiority over impurt«d. NoBrandy used, f 630 WASEnTOTOM STSUT.
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Ricb«rd«on Myra Mrs., nurse, r. 1005 Sutter
Blibardaon Rachael, widow, r. 3fi Fair Oaks
Ricliarddou UawLton C, jauitor, 997 Market
RlchanlKon R. H., commercial traveler, r. 309 Third
Richardson Richard, baker, r. 6oi Seventh
Richardson Richard C. laborer, r. 113 Fifth
Ricbarilson Robert, enj^luer, r. 2ti31 Sutter
Richardson Robert M.. cardriver, r. 7(H Folsom
Richardsou Thomas, president Wheeler Fruit Pack-
iuR Co., llti California
Richardson Thomas J., bartender, r. 106 Washington
Richardson Walter H., salesman P. F. Kolau & Sons,
r. 2406 Post
Richardson William, commission merchant, 218 Cali-
fornia, r. 329 Bush
RlchardHon WlHlaui Jr., clerk George T. Marye &
Son. r. 829 Hnsh
Ricliardi^on AVilliam O., Pacific Coast manager
Grahain Paper Co., 529 Commercial, r. 20H6 Scott
Richardson WilliamH., drn^Rlst junction Six-
teenth and Market, r. 2249 Market
RichandN. Mrs., dressmaker, i. H03 Powell
Riche John W., clerk local freight office S. P. Co., r.
cor Mission and BrooK
Riche William, jeweler, r. 629 Clay
Bichenbuch Richard, carpenter, r. 231 Fifteenth
Richenberger Frederick, machinist, r. 038 Commer-
cial
Richert Constant, driver Bavaria Brewery, r. 181854
Mnson
B^ Ri.hert. See Relchardt and Reichert
Richet Augustus B., conipoaitor Alts, r. 812 Jackson
Bichi G., cook Sartori & FantinI, r. 1012 Montgomery
Richina Leonardo, butler 2012 Jackson
Richit Henry V.. superintendent National Cemetery,
U. S. A., Presidio
Rirhley George, carpenter, r. 112 Eleventh
Rlchmann Drill and Air Compressor, W. T. Garratt &
Co. mnfrs, NW cor Filth and Brannan
Richmond Adam oiler stmt Arago, r. l.W Perry
Richmond Charl« s. bartender, r. 1231 Stockton
Richmond Charles, blacksmith, r. 127 Fair Oaks
Richmond Clayton S., seaman, r. 26 Fell
Richmond Frank L., salesman Main & Winchester, r.
Palace Hotel
Richmond George R., foreman P. M. SS. Co.'s Wharf,
r. 18 Stanly PI
Richmond Harry H., carpenter r. 22 Willows At
Richmond Horace G., capitalist, r. 102 Fifth
Richmond House, 246 Third
Richmond-Judd Lizzie G. Mrs. (Mrs.L. G. Richmond
fc Ron) r. 711 Jones
Richmond Julia A. Mrs. dressmaker, r. 123 Turk
Richmond John B., clerk, r. 1044 Mission
Richmond L. G. Mrs. & Son (Mrs. L. G. Judd and
Willard P. Richmond) proptrs Women's Co-opera-
tive Printing Office, 23 First
Richmond Orson D., r. 22 Turk
Richmond Robert, shoemaker, r. Shotwell, nr Army
Richmond Seldeu I., finisher Cahn, Nickelsburg k
Co., r. 1128J4 Harrison
Richmond Stanley, cigarmaker M. Cohen, r. 7 Bond
Richmond Willard P. (Mrs. L. G. Richmond & Son)
r. Oakland
Richmond William H., carpenter, r. 912 Minns
Richmond Zacbariaa, watchman U. S. Mint, r. 867
Marktt
Rlchon Anna, feathers, 426 Bush
Richon Edward A. .naturalist E. F. Lorquin, r. 436
Bush
Richou Frank, butcher, r. W s Railroad Av, bet St.
Thomas and Venezuela
Richon Peter, butcher, r. W s Railroad Av, bet St.
Thomas and Venezuela
Rlchter Adolph, mnfr jewelry, 622 Merchant, r. Oak-
land
Richter Adolph, teamster M. Brandensteln & Co., r.
SW cor Honduras and Kentucky
FRATINGFR & CO.
MOURNING SUITS
MADE AT SHOETEST NOTICE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
MARBLE WASH STANDS.
^VASII UASINS. BASIN COCKS.
Lane's Sanitary Basin Trap effectnally eiclQdes sewer sas
PLUMBER, 606 KEARNV STREET.
Eetabllshed 1860. Telephone 316.
Richter August, r. 912 Bryant
Richter Bernard J., bookbinder H. 8. Crocker h Co.,
r. 912 Bryant
Richter Charles, bookbinder Malloye & Broder, r.
Alameda
Richter C. Klnx, surgeon, office and r. 723 Sutter
Richter Cornelius, farmer, London, nr China Av,
Excelsior Homestead
Richter Edward, r. 127 Fair Oaks
Richter Edward, r. 1644 Market
Richter Emil, foreman Goldstein Bros., r. Oakland
Richter Emile, tailor, r. 803 Montgomery
Richter Ernst C, engraver A. Richter, r. 912 Bryant
Richter George, clerk R. K. Pattridge, r.726 Lombard
Richter George, laborer Crystal Soda Water Co.
Richter George, satcbelmaker D. Block & Co.
Richter George J., porter, r. 726 Lombard
Richter Henry (Richter k Benkerl r. 1812 Mason
Richter Henry, barber, E s Fourth, bet Townsend and
King
Richter Henry, waiter The Louvre, r. 51 Fifth
Richter Herman H., restaurant, S41 Second
Richter John, carpenter, r. 734 Broadway
Richter John, fiulBher S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 1816 Union
Richter John L., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r.
1914 Masnn
Richter Leo, type founder Palmer & Roy, r. Alameda
Richter Margaret, domestic 730 Valencia
Richter Mnrgaret Mrs., bakery, 1816 Onion
Richter Peter E., lumberman, r. 726 Lombard
Richter Reinhold, groceries and liquors, 823 Vallejo
Richter Rosa, liquor saloon, 541 Jackson, r.413 Green
Richter William, second mate stmr Newark, r. 228X
Ritch
Richter William, upholsterer Indianapolis Furniture
Co., r. 21 L.npidge
Richter William H., boarding, SW cor Kentucky and
Honduras
Richter K Benker (Henry Richter and George I.
Benker) claar mnfrs, 401 Montgomery Av
Richtsileg John H. F., millhand Cal. Mill, r. 313
Twenty-second
Richtzenhain Albert W., mate stmr Jamea M. Dona-
hue
Rick Charles H., clerk Henry Dlckerson, r. 121 Fell
Rick George J., butcher, r. 121 Fell
Rick Henry, satchelmaker D. Block * Co.
Rick .Jacob, millman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 121 Fell
Rick John, cement worker, r. 2325 Greenwich
Rlckaby Richard H., machinist W. T. Garratt & Co.,
r. 224 Fourth
Rickard George, teamster, r. 426 Second
Rickard Joseph, expreKsraan, foot Market, r. 577 Minna
Rickard William H., billiard room Occidental Hotel,
r. 806 Twenty-fourth
Rlckards Carlton, insurance broker, 311 California,
and interpreter Chinese, Custom House, r. 303
Third
Rlckards Charles, musician, r. 419 Stockton
Rlckards Frank M., clerk, r. 303 Third
Rlckards .lames, insurance. 311 Ciilifornia, r.303Thlrd
Rlckards James, liquor saloon, NE cor Railroad and
Silver A vs
Richards William J., bookkeeper Jacob Gordon, r.
563 M Natoma
Rlckards William J., seaman tugMlllen Griffith
Rickborn Fernando A., groceries and liquors, SW cor
Gough and Oak
Ricke Henry, cabinetmaker A. Frei, r. 1015 York
Rickeby Mattie Miss, dressmaker, 917)4 Filbert
Rickphy William, watchman P. C. 8S. Co., r. 917X
Filbert
Rickelton John, miner, r. 917 Market ,
Rlcker Alfred L., frnlts and vegetables, w-14 Centre
Market, r. 211 Eddy
Ricker B. F. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 211 Eddy
Ricker Jacob, bartender, r. 242 Jessie
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
naniifnclurcr «r*T«rr denorlptlon of
PASSBNOBR, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 tu 50 Beale Htreet. Man Francisco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker. ffe^JIt^T-- ^'--.~»?«.^«^' ^^'^'^«««?«'
I amp Seats sold to tbe Trade
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IMPOBTEBS OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
All Sizes and Numbers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
KickesheiBPr Joseph, engraver W. K. Vanderslice 4
Co.. r. 0;iklaud
BicketBon Frederict, r. 307 CliPStnut
Ricket-^on Josie, ^^^iJow. r. 307 Chestnut
Bickett E. D., etew-.rd stmr Starbuck
Bickett Jt-nnie T. Mrs., nurse, r. 10:nj^ Mnrket
Ricketts Alfred H., attotny at law, 309 California,
rooms 11-12, r. 2012 Geary
Ricketts F. P. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1153 Folsom
Rickey Bliss T>., engineer, r. 802 Mission
Rickey Israel E., foreman Henry L. B. Chace, r. 237
Tenth
Rickey Thomas B., carpenter, r. Richland Av, nr
Holly Park Av
Rickman Charles, teamster, r. 649 Stevenson
Rickman William F., tinner, r. 1434 Mission
Ricl{o£r Charles, proprietor California Mattress
Co., junction Market, Dolores and Fourteenth, r.
2516 M.irket
Kicord M. E. Miss, clerk U. S. Internal Revenue, r.
8:12 Sutter
Rlcotti Augustine, watchmaker, 1027 Kearny, r. 416
Broadway
Bidden De Witt C, president San Bernardino Borax
Mining Co., 106 Leidesdorff. r. San Mateo
Bidden Edwin B., clerk tariff dept Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. 708 Leavenworth
Biddfll Eunice O., widow, r. 827 Twentieth
Plddell Frank D., salesman, r. 703 Leavenworth
Bidden George H., law student, r. 16 P(.tter
Ridde^l James, tinsmith, r. 47 Clementina
Riddell Mary R., widow, r. 7i 8 Leavenworth
Bidden Robert B., conductor N. B. and M. RR., r.
2652 Folsom
Riddell Thomas C, contractor and builder, 330 Pine,
rooms 11-12, r. 16 Potter
Riddell WilUam N., clerk land dept S. P. Co., r. 1019
Hyde
Riddle H. P., freight auditor Goodall, Perkins & Co.,
r. Oakland
Riddle Robert, painter, r. 2013 Dupont
Rldehurg John W., cook, r. 869 Market
Riderker August brewer, r. 2iii9 Powell
Rideillat Ferdinand, cook, r. 604 Valltjo
Rideout Albert T., ship carpenter, r. 418 Brannan
Rideoiit Benjamin, ma.-^ter mariner, r. 564 Folsom
Rideont Ernest V., clerk stmr Herald, r. 804 Filbert
Rideout James R., master etmr Herald, r. 804 Filbert
Rideont Rodman D., seaman, r. 202 Fifth
Rideout Thomas, carpeuter, r. 321 Capp rear
Rider Charles, waiter, r. 5 Kohler's PI
Rider Frederick G., druggist, .=>04 Bush, r. 6 Monroe
Rider John B., hay and grain dealer, r. 2513 Folsom
Rider William M., bookkeeper, r. 2513 Folsom
1^ Rider. See Reiter and Ryder
Ridge John R., assistant weigher Custom House, r.
642 Folsom
Ridge Simon, laborer, r. 460 Minna
Ridge Thomas D., compositor, r. 224 Scott
Ridge William, teatuster, r. 506 Stevenson
Ridgeway Mary A., widow, r. 46 Louisa
Ridgeway William F., machinist Pac. Iron Works, r.
46 Loui=a
Ridgeway WilMam J., file and mill pick mnfr, 11 Hill
Ridgway Charles W., upholsterer, r. 110 Golden Gate
Av
Ridgeway George (Rodman & Co.) r. 1322 California
Ridgway George W., with Pac. Portrait Co. r. 1203
Market
Riding George W.. clerk E. & S. Heller, r. 612 Pine
Riding Thomas R., teamster Teele & Scott, r. 825
Larkin
RIDLEY A. E. & CO. (Albert e.
Ridley) stencil cotters and manufac-
turers of box and burning brands, 823
Front, room 7
Ridley Albert E. (A. E. Ridley & Co.) r. 104 Sanchez
Ridley Joseph, jeweler, 430 Valencia
Ridley Thomas, janitor, r. 1112 Mason
Ridliiigton Tbomis, f )reman cellar W. W. Montague
k Co., r. 19 Lapidage
Riebe Helena, widow, r. Ill Clinton, rear
Riebeling John M., clerk Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r.
1529 Turk
Riechers Frederick W., groceries, 601 Larkin. r. 604
Eddy
Riechers Henry, clerk E. Rohde & Co.. r. 1003 McAl-
lister
Riechers Henry, laborer Tnion Iron Works, r. E g Il-
linois, bet Napa and Butte
Riechers Jacob, cement worker, r. 24 Turk
Riechers Julius, tailor, r. 24 Turk
Riechers Otto, clerk Doscher & Van Bargen, r. 604
Eddy
Rieck Oenry, helper S. F. Candle Co.
Rieck Louisa Miss, packer S. F. Candle Co.
Rieck Minnie Miss, cloth emptier S. F. Candle Co.
Ried C, cleik r. 142 !« Fourth
Riedel Albert, farmer, r. 1141 Harrison
Riedel Conrad, maltster Claus Wreden & Co., r. 2303
Taylor
Riedel George, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture
Co., r. 2016 Taylor
Riedel Gustave H., r. 1007 Mason
Riedel William, cigar mnfr, r. 3 Warren PI
Rieder Elizabeth, widow, r. 7 Bartol
Riedinger William F., restaurant, 104 Seventh, r. 604
Minna
Riedman J. W., secretary German dept Young Men's
Christian Assn., r. 528 Greenwich
Riedrich George, watchman, r. N b Twentieth, bet
'Soe and Sanchez
Riedy Charles C, wood engraver, 432 Montgomery
Rieff George, conductor Geary St. R.R., r. 1601 Geary
Rieff ro Joseph, cook Sartori & Fautini, r. 33 O'Far-
rell
Riegelhaupt Henry, r. 546 Howard
Riegelhaupt Philip, tailor, r. 546 Howard
Riegelhuth Conrad, cabinetmaker, r. 44 Julia
Riegelhuth Tonrad. butcher. 4:^2 Tuird, r. 428 Third
Riegelhuih Frederick, draftsman, r. 44 Julia
R egelhnth George, confectioner, r. 814 Union
Kieger Charles, teamster, r. 408 Beale
Rieger John, wagonmaker, r. 317 Bush
Rieger Julius, bartenner, r. 16 Taylor
Rieger P. & Co. (estate of) mufrs flavoring extracts,
511 Front
Rieger Paul Mrs., widow, r. 2621 Howard
Rieger William, manager estate of P. Rieger Ic Co.,
511 Front, r. 842 Grove
Riegert Georjje, canvasser Chicago Clock Co.
Riehl Frederick, t)hy<iciaii, 526 Kearny, r. Alameda
Riehn Albert H., liquor saloon, 927 Mission, r. 93T
Mission
Ries Emanuel, peddler, r. 301 Ivy Av
Ries Esther Mrs. r. 107 Langton
Ries Henry, stock clerk M. i T. WeU k Co., r. 301 Ivy
Av
Ries Johanna, wlelow, r. 301 Ivy Av
Ries Leopold, land agency, 621 Clay
Ries Nathan, clerk S. Hartman & Bro., r. 508 Ellis
Riese Brothers (Leo and David) manufacturer cigars,
611 Sansome
Riese Charles A., instrument maker John Roach, r.
207 Nineteenth
Riese David (Rie.-'e Brothers) r. 1519 Baker
Riese John E., r. 207 Nineteenth
Riese Leo (Riese Brothers) r. 2916 Pine
Riese Nathan, cigarmaker, r. 2120 Mason
«K7" Riese. See Reese, Beece, Ries and Reiss
Rieser Albert A., collector Chicago Clock Co., r. Ill
Eleventh
Rieser Edwin O., salesman, r. 710 Nineteenth
Rietow Charles, hamessmaker, J. C. Johnson & Co..
r. 14 August Alley
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' AND Y0OTH8' SOITS
AT
"THE HASTINGS."
OFraiL Fin In. a. OF LOHDON
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SEZT027, Asst. Uaugs(
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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RiETZKE GUSTAV Dr.: BOILERS and STOVES
dentist. oHict^ 1228 ninrket. r.SOl Geurv WV^JUl-IIW UIIU W I U W UW
dentist, oHice 1228 Itlnrket, r.501 Geury
Eieu John, Bhiieiusker, 187 Jessie I
Rieux Lucy, widow, r. H25 Ellis
KiPiix Kudol|ih, biiotblack, r (HI Commercial
Rife James W., t^eaman, r. 108 Stenart
Rigudes Emanuel, bartender John lijrne. r. 650 How-
ard
Rigaud Louis, crockery and glassware, 1304 Stockton
Rigdon TruKton A., assistant ticket asfent Atlantic
and Phc. RR., HIO Mark, t, r. 717 Howard
BigKiTB and Stevedores' Union Association, 808 Mont-
gomery
Rigtiers' Protective Union, 71 New Montgomery
Riggs Qooree S., niininR Heoretary, r. 316 Taylor
Biggs VMlliam. teamster J. Morten & Co.
Ri({hi tti Candido, porter Brlaham, Hoppe k Co., r
29j7 Jackson
Righetti Doiuenico, driver G. Rottanzl.r. 1009 Market
Rlj.'htiiiire J. A. Misfc, teacher Public Schools, r. 1417
Sett
^ightmire Sallle A. Miss, principal EmersonPrimary
School, r. 1417 Scott
Rightmlre William J., clerk County Clerk's Office, r.
1U2 Ellis
BIgney Arthur, shoefitter, r. 311 Filbert
Rigney James A.., woodworker, r 2(ll Stenart
Rigney John E., packer, r. 210 Union, rear
Rigni y Joseph, bostman, r. 311 Filbert
Hiker Alanson, clerk, r. 102 Fifth
Riker Harrison H., collector, r. 9 Dikeman PI
Riley Alpbonso Rev., clergyman Dominican Monas-
tery, NW cor Steiner and Bush
Riley Annie, widow, r. 361 Miima
Blley Bartholomew, cattle dealer, r. Silver Av, bet
Mission and San Bruno Roads
Riley Barlholomew, dairyman, r. 330 Twenty-second
Biley Bernard, hostler N. B. and M. RR., r. Man-
battan Hotel
Riley Calvin C, apothecary and druggist, NW
cor Second and Howard
Biley Celis Mrs., r. 100 Ash Av
Biley Cornelius, carpentt-r, r. 565 Stevenson
Riley Daniel, r. 16 Albion Av
Riley Daniel, carpenter, r. 121 Fitteenth
Riley Daniel, fireman stmr Crescent City
Riley Daniel, teambter Joseph W. Wesson, r. 71 Fed-
eral
Riley Dennis, laborer, r. 1457 Minna
Riley Dennis, laborer, r. 2016 Hvde
Riley E. Mrs., widow, r. 210 Willow Av
Riley Edward, bookbinder, r. 518 Chestnut
Riley Edward, collarmaker, and extraman Engine
No. 5, r. 1214 Kearny
Biley Edward, cook, r. 289 Stevenson
Blley Edward, laborer William P. Riley, r. 296 How-
ard
Biley Edward, liquor saloon, 1410 Harrison
Riley Edward A., morocco finisher, r. 755 Brannan
Biley Elizabeth, widow r. 75 Clipper
Biley Ellen Mrs., r. 136 Lanytnn
Riley Eugene, with Wil lam P. Riley, r. Alameda
Riley Fergus, laborer, r. 347 Fremont
Riley Francis J., clerk What Cheer House
Riley Frank, gisger S. F. Pioneer Woolon Factory, r.
North Point
Riley Frank, laborer, r. 21 ]4 Converse
Blley Frank, laborer Thomas Bailey k Co., r. 8E cor
Sixth and Brannan
Blley Frank, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. West Oak-
land
Biley Frank H., driver Loon Blum & Co., r. 2112 Van
Ness Av
Blley Frank T., woodcarver Richard Herring, r. 406
Bryant
Biley Frank W., finisher S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac
tory, r. North Point
DR. BAZAN'S
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Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Given.
• 415 SUTTER STREET. 415
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WATER BACKS, WATEE HEATEES,
Of all kinds made and repaired.
W. K . LANE,
PLUMBER, C05 KEARNY 8TRBBT.
Estabilshefl 18(10. Telephone 31S.
Riley George, tireman. r. 30s Beale
Kiley George, teamster, r. NE coi Belcher and Four-
teenth
Riley Georse B., clerk, r. 419 Stockton
Riley Handy, plumber Bush k Malleit r. 1214 Larkin
Riley Hazeu K., cl.rk, r. 1521 Golden Gate Av
Riley Henry A. (Ril. y & Oiant) r. 502 Bush
Riley J., machinist S. F. Tnol Co.
Riley James, assiKtant chief eniilneer S. F. F. D.,
office Old City Hall, first floor, r. 425 Bu«h
Riley James, caipeuter Risdon 1. and L. Works, r. 328
Fremont
Riley James, fireman, r. 811 First
Riley James, porter, and foreman Hose No. 5, r. 240
Oak
Rilev James A., agent, r. 717 Howard
Riley James B., driver United Carriage Co., r. 89
Clementina
Riley James B., horaeshoer John Grace, r. 114 Lang-
ton
Riley James F., waiter, r. 107 Fifth
Biley James H., carpenter, 55fiM Sterenson
Biley James J., fireman, r. 11:15 Harrison
Riley James J., policeman, r. 137 Fifteenth
Riley James J., plumber and Rasfitfer, 1221 Valencia
Riley James W , clerk, r. 2118 Howard
Riley Jane, widow, r. 2118 Howard
Riley J. C, miner, r. 20 Turk
Riley John, r. 1006 Haight
Riley John, bartender G. Cawley. r. 13 Taylor
Riley John, boatman, r. 2000 Dupont
Riley Ji>hn. chimney builder L. E. Clawson k Co., r.
13 Quinn
Riley John, coremaker Joseph Roylance, r. 1457 Min-
na
Riley John, driver Hose No. 4. r. 528 Greenwich
Riley John, fireman, r. 808 Bay
Riley John, laborer, r. 33 Ritch
Riley John, lahor.r, r. 308 Tehama
Riley Jnhn. laborer, r. 1W)2 Stockton
Riley John, laborer, S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 46 Teham*
Riley John, miner, r. 56fiM Bryar.t
Riley John, molder Empire Foundry, r. 707 Florid*
Riley John, plumber, r. 2014 MisKion
Riley John, teamster r. 181 Fourteenth
Riley John, teamster Joseph W. Wesson, r. 71 Fed-
• eral
Riley John A., teamster, r. 1214 Larkin
Riley John F., clerk Custom House, r. 1320 California
Riley John F., compositor Call
Riley John F., contractor, r. 133 Page
Riley John F , laborer, r. 329 Green
Riley John H., panel clerk Eeane Bros., r. 210 Willow
Av
Riley John H. W. (Riley, Olsen t: Herrick) and offi-
clal reporter dept 1 Superior Court, r. East Oak-
land
Riley John J., morocco finisher J. C. Rued k Co., r.
"Iss Brannan ,
Riley John W.. upholsterer, r. 7 Dale PI
Riley Joseph, r. 751^ Folsom
Rilev Joseph B, shoemaker P. F. Nolan k Sons, r.
35 !« Norfolk
Riley Kate Mrs., r. 136 Langt^n
Riley Katie, domestic 614 Nineteenth
Riley Maggie Miss, dre.-^smaker, r. 218 Stockton
Riley Maria A. Mrs., r. Ill k Minna
Riley Mary, widow, r. 18 Clienery
Riley Mary, widow, r. 1:<3 Page
Riley Mnry, widow, r. 177 Minna
Riley Mary Miss, nurse, r. 1005 Sutter
Kiley Mary Mrs., lodgings, 140 Minna
Rilev IMarv Mrs., second-hand clothing, 954 Howard
Riley Mary A., widow, r. 2112 Van Ness Av
Riley Mary E., domestic 1224 Twenty-first
Riley Michael, r. 18 Chenery
Riley Mi.hael, actor, r. 135 Natoma
Riley Michael, bollermaker, r. -.^014 Mission
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Riley Mi<^hael, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Riley Michael, Btonecutter, r. 1003 Bryant
Rilev Michael J., molder Pac. Irou Works, r. 707
Florida
Riley, Olaen & Herrick (J. H. W. Riley, Jnstinian B.
Olsen and Uerbt-rt S. Herrick) eteuograpLers, 325
Montgomery, room 22
Rllev Owen, dairyman, r. Woolsey, nr Girard, U.
M. T.
Riley Patrick, baker, r. 310^ Eighth
Riley Patrick, fireman Cal. St. RB., r. 1214 Larkin
Riley Patrick, hostler, r. 755 Brannan
[ Kiiey Patrick, laborer, r. 156 ClHra
Riley Patrick, laborer, r. 330 Tehama
! Riley Patrick, stock driver, r. 608 k Fourth
Riley Patrick S., billposter, 214 Montgomery, r. 618
Filbert
Riley Peter, brassfinisher W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 69
Natoma
Riley Peter T., clerk Custom House
Riley Philip, finisher S. F. Pioneer Woolon Factory,
r. Lirkin, nr Bay
Riley Philip, laborer, r. 2000 Dupont
Riley Philip, laundry agent, 1156 Market, r. 554 Min-
na
Riley Rose Miss, r. 506 Ellis
Riley Samuel H., porter Martin Sachs & Co., r. 470
Tehama
Riley Thomas, r. 737 Howard
Riley Thomas, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 12 Geneva
Riley Thomas, laborer, r. ISH Tehama
Riley Thomas, longshoreman, r. 5 Bay
Riley Thomas, lumberman r. 73 Federal
Riley Thomas, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
30i Fremont
Riley Thomas, peddler, r. 21)4 Converse
Riley Thomas, plasterer, r. 114 Langton
Riley Thomas Jr., varnisher, r. 114 Langton
Riley Thomas D. (Thomas D. Riley & Co.) r. 119
Jones
Riley Thomas D. k Co. (Thomas D. Riley) commis-
sion merchants, dealers hay and grain. 255-257
East
Riley Thomas E., tanner, r. 93854 Harrison
Riley Thomas J., laborer, r. SE cor Bay and Kearny
Riley Thomas J., machinist, r. 19 Natoma
Riley Thomas L., tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, r. 114
Shipley »
Rilev T. J., stableman, r. 701 Golden Gate Av
Riley William, r. 815 Mission
Riley William, bartender, r. 931 Market
Riley William, laborer, r. 309 Minna
Riley William, stonecutter Odd Fellows' Cemetery
Riley William C, clerk W. J. Bryan & Co., r. NW cor
Second and Howard
Riley William P., second-hand engines and water
pipe. 296 Howard
Riley & Grant (Henry A. Riley and Charles E. Grant)
liquor saloon. 500 Dupont
«^ Riley. See Reillj; and Ryley
j RimassB Charles G., barber Rosa & Troell, r. 8W cor
Clay and Mason
Rimassa Liberale, waiter I. Cuenin, r. 323 Montgom
I ery Av
j Himiuton Catherine, widow, r. 8 Central PI
Rimlinger Autone, expressman, r. 8 McL-'a Court
! Rimlinger Andrew, sawyer, r. 8 McLea Court
I Rimlluaer Joseph, sawyer F. Korbel & Bros., r. 23^
i McLea Court
Rinado David, bartender, r. 1641 Howard
Rinaldo Brothers (Tobias and Solomon) manu-
facturers cigars and Importers tobacco, 223-225
Battery
Rinaldo Dab B., fruits. 1021 McAllister
Rinaldo Edwin M., artist, r. 309 Ivy Av
' Rinaldo Solomon (Rinaldo Bros.) r. 14.S8 McAllister
I Riualdo Tobias (Rinaldo Bros.) r. San Jose, Cal.
Rincon Frank, barber, r. 21 Morey Alley
Rincon Grammar School, Miss E. A. Cleveland, prin-
cipal. Silver, bet Second and Third
Rincon Pasquale F., barber Charles E. Rapp
Rincon Point Warehouse, Haslett & Bailey proptra,
SW cor Spear and Harrison
Rindge Harrison A., clerk, r. 4 Hopeton Terrace
Riudskopf Samson M., r. 712 Suiter
Rinebold J. J. (Riiiebold & Vidaver) r. 1114 Folsom
RINEBOLD & VIDAVER
(J. J. Rinebold and Nixoit J. Vidaver)
dentists, ISSO Market
Rines Annie C , widow, r. N s Sixteenth, nr Market
Rines Charles H., vegetable bitters, 9 Berkshire, nr
Old San Jose Road
RinfS E. Florence Miss, teacher Kindergarten, r. N s
Sixteenth, nr Market
Rines James P., carpenter, r. E s Paraguay, nr Sus-
quehanna
Ring Annie Mrs., widow, r. 2100 Greenwich
Ring Beuno, clerk D. Samuels, r. 1007 Minna
Ring Brothers (David and William) groceries and
liquors, SW cur Polk and Broadway
Ring Brothers (Edward G. and William H.) liquor
saloon, 3549 Fillmore
Ring Byron, printer Palmer & Rey, r. 1409 Twenty-
fourth
Ring Charles Jr., printer, r. 1012 Mason
Ring David (Ring Bros.) r. 1510 Broadway
Ring D. F., quartermaster stmr Willamette
Ring Edward, farmer, r. 1510 Broadway
Ring Edward G. (Ring Bros.) r. 2100 Greenwich
Ring Henry, barteuder, r. 635 Davis
Ring James, seaman, r. 6 Clay
Ring JohQ, laborer, r. 133 Clara, rear
Ring John, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Ring John B., groceries and liquors, NW cor Sanchez
and Sixteenth
Ring John B. Jr., clerk John B. Ring, r. NW cor San-
chez and Sixteenth
Ring Joshua R., letter carrier Post Of&ce, r. 559 Mis-
sion
Ring L. M. Mrs., r. 608 Leavenworth
Ring Robert S!, bookkeeper, r. 434 Second
Ring William (Ring Bros.) r. 1510 Broadway
Ring William H. (Ring Bros.) r. 2100 Greenwich
King William V., teamster, r. 524 Howard
Ringe Elbe, r. 10 San Antonio
Ringe Henry J., clerk H. A. Wendt. r. 1238 Broadway
Ringen John C, bartender, r. 613 Lombard
Ringen Louis, salesman A. W. Fink, r. 613 Lombard
Ringen Peter, clerk, r. 613 Lombard
Ringen Peter Jr., compositor F.L.Fisher 4 Co., p.
613 Lombard
Ringer Rosa, widow, r. 755 Harrison
Ringgold Charles S., laundryman, r. 717 Fulton
Ringgold Robert E., clerk J. F. Cowdery, r. 717 Ful-
ton
Ringgold W. H. Mrs., ladies' hair dresser, 525 Post
Ringo Henry E., clerk The J. Dewing Co., r. 119 Capp
Riugo Samuel A. Rev., r. 119 Capp
Ringrose Rhody, builder, r. 2618 Sacramento
Ringwood John H., packer M. & T. Weil & Co., p. Ill
Sanchez
Rinn Philip H., foreman Levison Bros., r. 1826 Post
Rinn Thomas, gardener, r. 718 Broderick, rear
Rinne Frederick, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 740
Minna
Riordan Bartholomew, laborer, r. 566 Mission
Riordan Cornelius, furnace builder and helper V. B.
Mint, r. 547 Stevenson
Riordan Cornelius J., salesman J. J. O'Brien k Co., P.
547 Stevenson
Riordan Daniel, commercial traveler Lane k Con-
nelly, r. 212 First
Riordan Daniel, laborer, r. 246 Clara
Riordan Daniel, superintendent City Cab and Carrikge
Co., r. 174 Jessie
WHOLESALE jLtm EETAHi
W. S' J. SLOANE &, CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL
DIXON. BORGESON & CO..
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fiztares.
37 Market St.
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Riordan Daniel, teamster Lafayette Brewery, r, 727
Green
Biordan Daniel F., cutter Cahu, Nickelaburg & Co., r.
547 Stevenson
Riordan Daniel J., clerk Thomas H. B. Varney, r. 360
Clementina
Riordan Dennis, bartender John J. Lane, r. 312 }<
Minna
Riordan Dennis F., ihoemaker J. T. Sullivan, r. 1137
Shotwell
Riordan Eugene, ehoemaker, r. 407 Grove
Riordan F. P., shipping dept F. S. Chadbourne & Co.,
r. 811 Buchanan
Riordan James, r. 617 Florida
Riordan James, cardtender S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac
tory
Riordan James, laborer, r. 12 Antonio
Riordan James, raiser Cal. Barrel Co.
Biordan Jeremiah, asBistant armorer 2d Artillery Reg-
iment
Riordan Jeremiah, waiter J. J. Cuello, r. 366 Clemen-
tina
Riordan John, laborer Magnolia Nursery, r. S 8 Twen-
ty-fifth, nr Castro
Riordan John, purifier S. F. Oas Light Co., r. 164
First
Riordan John, shoemaker Cahn, Kickelsburg & Co.,
r. 405 Grove
Riordan John D., compositor Alta, r. 1238 Mission
Riordan John E., clerk 8. P. Co., r. 3J4 Gilbert
Riordan John H.. clerk Gutta Percha and Rubber
Mufg Co., r. 808 Jones
Riordan John P., assistant License Collector, r. 313
Mason
Riordan Joseph, barnessmaker J. A. McKerron, r. 36
Freelon
Riordan Lizzie Miss, hatter, r. 313 Mason
Biordan Mary, burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 919 Union
Riordan Mary Miss, hatter, r. 313 Mason
Riordan Mary Mrs., jani tress Tehama Primary School,
r. 1238 Mission
Riordan Michael (Lyons & Riordan) r. .547 Mission
Riordan Michael, hackdriver Richard Dowling, r. 227
Sixth
Riordan Michael, laborer, r. 8 Elm Av
Biordan Michael, laborer, r. 12 Antonio
Riordan Micliael J., dairyman, r. Platte, nr Yazoo
Riordan Michael J., upholsterer Samuel Beal, r. 127
First
Biordan Owen E., fisherman, r. 1028 Market
Biordan Patrick, liquor saloon, 1434 Market, r. 86
Morris Av
Biordan Patrick, shoemaker Earle b Co., r. S021 Mis-
sion
Biordan Patrick J., engineer P. M. SS. Co., r. 313 Ma-
son
Riordan Patrick W. Most Rev., Archbishop
of San Francisco, 628 California, r. 1122 Eddy
Biordan Rirhard, groceries and liquors, 269 Third, p.
6.54 FolRom
Biordan Eicbard, machinist Bix& Firth, p. Ss Twenty-
fifth, nr Castro;
Biordan Richard, printer, r. 400 Geary
Biordan Sarnh Miss, r. 155 Silver
Biordan Stephen, laborer, r. 181 J4 Fourteenth
Biordan Stephen, maiblecutter, r. SE cor Sixth and
Brannan
Biordan Thomas, laborer Cal. Cracker Co.
Riordan Thomas D,, attorney at law, 6 Mont-
gomery At, r. 116 Turk
Riordan Thomas J., laborer freight depot S. P. Co.,r.
813 Mason
Biordan Timothy, laborer, r. 12 Antonia
Biordan Timothy, waiter, r. 317 )« Fifth
Biordan Timothy J., clerk T. P. Riordan, r. 1415
Pl^St
Riordan Timothy P., porter,r. 811 Buchanan
FRATINGER & CO.
OF ALL BESCBIPIIOITS.
105 KEARNY STKEET.
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Telephone 315.
Riordan Timothy P., real estate agent, 9 Post,
room 25, r. 1415 Post
Riordan William, doormaker Jason Springer & Co.. r.
154 First
Riordan William, mlUhand A. Wllkie, r. 3021 Mission
Hff" Riordan. See Reanlen and Reardon
Bios Prentice M., r. 13U5!« Polk
Rloton Adam H., porter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. Oakland
Ripeand Mauri( e. r. 605 Broadway
Riphenburgh Wesley, livery stable, 21 Steuart, r. 36
Page
Eipka Richard, laborer J. Gundlach & Co., r. 630
Pine
Ripley William, engineer Truckee Lumber and Box
Mnfg Co.. r. 1084 Howard
Rippe Frederick, clerk, r. SW cor Jackson and Powell
Rippe John H., groceries and provisions, NW
cor Twenty-fourth and Biynnt, r. 2536 Bryant
Rippe Otto, confectioner, r. 3 Myrtle Av
Kippey Wesley C, stmr T. C. Wnlker, r. 517 Powell
Rippich Frederick, cook U. 8. Marine Hospital
Rippon William E,, real estate, r. 825 Halght
Rippstein Gottlief.wood and cnaldealer, r. 814 Folsom
Riqueur Marcel, printer, r. .'529 Green
Rischmiiller George, carpenter, r. 614 5^ Linden Av
Risehmuller Henry, molder, r. 731 Hayes
Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works. Wil-
liam H. Taylor president, Ki bert S. Moore vice-
president and superintendent. Lewis R. Mead«
secretary, SE cor Hnward and Beale
Risdon Robert N. (Norton, Risdon & Co.) r. Oakland
Rise John, r. 871 Market
Risi Alois, shoemaker, 806 Greenwich
Risk Mary, widow, r. 15 Alta
Eisley Arthur A., tailor, r. 449 Natoma
Risley J., foiindryman Pac. Rolling Mill
Rispaud Peter, waiter, r. 61 5 Pine
Rissetto L., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Rissland Albin (Pape ft Rissland) and foreman Hook
and Ladder No. 1, r. 414 Post
Rissman Henry, teacher music, r. 946 Mission
Bisso Giuseppe, vegetables, Colombo Market
Risso Giuseppe W., barber, 430 Broadway
Rist A., waiter Palace Hotel
Ristenpart William A., salesman W.& J. Sloaneft Co.,
r. 116 Turk
Ristow John, groceries and liquors, NW cor San Bruno
Road and Army
Ritchie Abbie P. Miss, r. 900 Lombard
Ritchie Adam, liquor saloon, 31 Second
Ritchie Archibald A., r. 1036 Post
Ritchie Daniel S., ship joiner, r. 641 Natoma
Rifcliie James, baker stmr Geo. W. Klder, r. 928 Pine
Ritchie James A., patternmaker, r. 1144 Howard
Ritchie Jessie C. Miss, bookbinder, r. 6 Hodges Alley
Ritchie John, cooper Am. Suyar R. finery, r. 32 Pacific
Ritchie Marv, widow, r. M82 Dolores
Ritchie Napoleon B.. carpenter, r. 1203 Union
Ritchie WilHam C, stevedore, r. 6 Hodges Alley
Ritchie William J., waiter, r. 237 Stevenson
Ritner Julius, clerk, r. 174.SJ4 Mission
Ritson Edward, painter, r. 362 Minna
Ritter Albert, druggist, r. 422 Minna
RITTER ALBLlli mannfactur-
injr JeAveler, and dealer fine >vatchea,
diamonds and Jewelry, 303 Kearny,
opp Chronicle, r. 409 Octavia
Ritter Adolph, tanner, r. 1528 Dolores
Ritter Carl foreman maltster Schweitzer & Bauer, r.
2210 Mason
RITTER CHARLES A.
(formerly Koehler & Ritter) manufac-
turer Je-welry and silverware, factory
13 Trinity, office and salesroom, 130
Sutter, roont 14, r. 3330 Washins^ton
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CALIFORNIA
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Mannttecturer or every dcMerlption of
PA88ENOER, STREET AND PR£IOHT CARS.
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
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Bitter Charles A. Jr., entry clerk Henry Lund & Co.,
] r. 2.«0 ■Wasblngion
} Bitter Edward, r. 531 Post
I Bitier Edward, steward. Seal Bock House
Biiter Frederick, clerk C. F. Bichards & Co., r. 1220
Valencia
Bitter George J., bookkeeper Henry Lund Jc Co., r.
2330 Washington
Bitter J. P. Mrn., furnished rooms, 521 Post
Bitter Kate, widow, r. 126 Nineteenth
Bitter Martin V., weigher U. S. Mint, r. 1220 Valencia
Bitter Piiul, restaurant, NE cor D and First Av
Bitter William, with Bank of California, r. 2330 WasL-
ingtou
Bittigstien Jonas, peddler, r. 243 Clara
Bittler Boss, widow, r. 2117!^ Jones
Bitimann Henry, waiter Schneider & Peguilhan, r.
51 Shipley
Bittmeier Kaspar. laborer John Wieland Brewing Co.,
r. 79 Clementina
Bitto D., expressman, r. 10 Bartol
Bittore Marian, widow, r. 511 Greenwich
Bittorff Martin, laborer National Brewing Co., r. SE
cor Fulton and Webster
Bltzau Henry, musician, r. 175^ Bausch
Bitzau Louis N., teacher music, r. 8i)3 O'Farrell
Bitzawaler Abraham, tailor, r. 27 Washington Av
Bitzawaller Solomon (Zellerbach & Bitzawaller) r.
415H Tehama
Bitzen Fred, gilder,- r. 1055 Howard
Bivas Antone, bootblack, r. 1257 Montgomery
Bivas Isaac, physician, 1256 California
Bivas Jose, cook, r. 1227 Union
Bivas Pablo, barber William Bocken&eld, r. 413
Powell
Blve Julius, bookkeeper Eisen Vineyard Co., r. 386
Dolores
Bive Bobert, cigarmaker, r. 386 Dolores
Biver Express Co. (Stockton and San Francisco) Van
Pelt & Kelton proprietors, 418 Sacramento
Biver George H., with N. Gray & Co., r. 641 S»cra-
mento
Rivers Bryan H., clerk cashier's dept Wells, Fargo &
Co. r. 760 Mission
Bivers Edwin W., bookkeeper, r. 911 Folsom
Bivers Hattie Mrs., r. 533 Howard
Bivers Jobn, porter general passenger and ticket
office S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Bivers Lionel G. H., cashier E. W. Carpenter, r. Sau
celito
Bivers Manning, gripman Market St. BB. 8E cor
Haiglit and Stanyan
Bivers Uarraond L., policeman, r. 2133 Mission
Bivers Wi'lliam H., r. 533 Howard
l»" Rivers. See Bivas
Biversmith William H., clerk Pac. Mnfg Co., r. 927
Pine
Blx Alfred, attorney at law, 606 Montgomery, room
20, r. 743 Pine
Blx Edward A. (Blx h Firth) r. 1912 Vallejo
Riz Hale, attorney at law, 646 Washington, r. 80
Potter
Bii Henry A., engraver, 115 Kearny, r. West Oaltland
Rix Alar^^aret Airs. , proprietor Colonnade House,
1206 Market
Bix William, Uw student Alfred Blx. r. 1206 Market
EiIX & FIE.TM (Edward A. Rix
and J. Kirk Firtb) mining macliinery,
rocli: drills and compressors, and pro-
prietors Pbceuix Iron ITorks, 18-20 Fre-
mont
Rixford Emmet, student, r. 1713 Pierce
Rixford Kmmet H., attorney at law, 628 Califor-
nia, r. 2815 Pine
Blxford Qulian P., business manager Bulletin, r. 1713
Pierce
Blxford Luther P., farmer, r. 1910 Lyon
Rixon Albert, storekeeper Union Ice Co., r. 617 Third
Rixi>n Edward, painter, r. 362 Minna
Eixon George, stevedore, r. 210 Union
Bixiin John, stevedore, r. 210 Union
Rixon John A., tailor, 442 Jessie, rear
Bizzi Joseph, marble cutter Eugene TempestI, r. 427
Seventh
Bizzolti John, brassfinisber Joseph Boylance, r. 68
JeKsie
Bosch A. Mrs., bakery, 540 Fourth
Boach Alexander, laborer, r. 533 Mission
Koach Ann, widow, r. 1;18 Eose Av
Roach Catherine, widow, r. 112 William
Boach Catherine Mrs., r. 652 H Natoma
Boach David, tanner, r. NE cor Twenty.fourth snd
York
Boach Dennis, laborers. P. Co., r. 784 Harrison
Boach Edgar L., engineer, r. 409 Stevenson
Roach E'lward, plumber, r. 604 Geary
Boach Elmer D., check clerk M. J. Flavin & Co., P.
438 Fifih
Boach George W., rigger, r. 411 Filbert
Boach G. W., gripmau Market St. BR., r. Californis
Av, bet Twenty-eightli aud Twehty-uinth
Boach Hannah Mrw., r. 116 Dore
Boach Honora, widow r. 518 Mission
Boach James, r. 9 Converse
B lach James, upholsterer, r. 107 Hayes
Boach James, tanner Christian Hellwig, r. 524 Bryant
Av
Boach James, waiter The Baldwin
Boach James T., laborer, r. NE cor Twenty- fourth
and York
Boach James W., butcher, r. S s Trinidad, bet Savan-
nah aud Platte
Boach Jeremiah, tanner, r. NE cor Twenty-fourth and
York
Boach John, r. 33 H O'Farrell
Bouch John, butcher, r. S s Trinidad, bet SaTsnnah
and Platte
Boach Jiihn, hackman, r. 227 Minna
IJoiich John, longshoreman, r. 22.t Drumm
Roavh John, opti ian and mathematical instm-
ment maker. 429 Moiit-'omery, r. 820 Union
Boach John, rigger, r. 227 Green
Boach John, tanner, r. S s Trinidad, bet Savannah
and PlHtte
Boach John P., tinsmith George H. Tay h Co., r. 1016
Montgomery
Boach Johu W., bookkeeper Weil Bros. H, Co., r. 112
William
Boach Lawrence, blacksmith, r. 171 Perry
Boach Lawrence, liquor saloon,NE cor Twenty-fourth
and York
Boach Lawrence F., blacksmith Duncan Henderson,
r. SE cor Twenty-fourth and York
Boach Maria L. Mis-i, r. 820 Union
Roach Mary T., widow, r. 604 Geary
Boacli Michael, hog bdtcher, E s St. Thomas, bet
Platte and Savannah, r. Venezuela, bet Mouon-
gahela and Savannah
Boach Michael, laborer, r. lOtSH Market
Boach Michael H., laster Bucbingham & Hecht, r.
NE cor Twenty-fourth and York
Boach Patrick, laborer, r. 10 Ji Clyde
Boach Patrick H.. clerk James Gibb, r. 609 Jones
Boach Philip, farmer, r. 109 J^ Welsh
Boach Philip, teamster, r. 1135 Folsom
Roacli Pliilip A. (ex-Public Adminstrator) admin-
istratur estate Thomas H. Blythe, deceased, office
14 Grant Av, r. 820 Union
Boach Bichard, laborer, r. 17 Natoma
Boach Bichard D., tanner, r. 438 Fifth
Koach Bobert W., engineer, r. 321 Pacific
Boach T. Mrs., widow, r. 439 Clementina
Boach Thomas, plumber James J. Biley, r. cor Tork
and Twenty-fourth
Bosch Thomas, steamboat fireman, r. 71 Federal
TKCIE BEST
CLOTHING
For MEN AND BOTS at
THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO,
Cfi
THE LION Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, S4,712,747
GEO. 0. DORNIN, Manager
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
KOA
1007
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Roach Walter, sergpant-at-arms S. F. Stock and Ex-
chariKe Board. 327 Pine
Koach William, cattle driver, r. N • Dominica, bet
St John and SiisqneDanua
Koach William, laborer, r. SW cor Fourth and Berry
Roach William J., molder Union Iron Woiks, r. 219
Ritch
1^" Roach. See Roche
Roadea Anthony, painter, r. 2027 Geary
Roadea Ferdinand S., but. her. r. 631 Post
RoadH Charles A., clerk Cirand Hotel, SB cor Market
and New MDntyoniery
Roane Addison M., r. 13*1 Fillmore
Roane Dominick, r. 514 Ninth
Roark Thomas P., carpenter Robinson & Gillespie, r.
lOH Howard Court
Robasciottl Pietro, milker, r. cor Steiner and Fran-
cisco
Robb Hubert E., machinist Rlsdon I. and L. Works,
r. 9)4 Kausch
Robb James A., draftsman Rlsdon I. and L. Works, r.
9H Rausch
Robb John, whcelright, r. 117 Fourteenth
Robbers Henry F. (Robbers fcRulfs.) r. 1603 Fillmore
Robbers & Rulfs (Henry F. Robbers and Frank Rulfs)
groceries, IGO.) Fillmore
Robbius Alfred, polisher U. S. Laundry
Robbius Daniel C. r. 420 Folsom
Robbius Daniel M., laborer, r. 23 Ellis
Robbius E. L., master mariner, r. 217 Broderick
Robbius Elizabeth, widow, liquor saloon, 2937 Six-
teenth
RobbinsE. M., waiter, r. 1147 Mission
Robbius Frank, carpenter, 1026 Sutter
Robbins Frederick A., manutacturer presses and
dies, 221-223 First, r. 1303 Laguna
Robbins George, fruits and vegetables, 926 Folsom
Robbins Isaac H., bricklayer, r. 127 Wlldey
Robbins James E., seaman, r. 127 Wildey
Robbins Joseph B., calker, r. 16 Moss
Robbins L. Mrs., widow, r. 318 Laguna
Robbins M. E. Miss, stenographer J. P. Thomas, r.
217 Brodtrick
Robbins R. S.. surveyor Pac. Job. Union, 401 Califor-
nia, r. 34J4 Turk
Robbins a. A., r. 624 Turk
Robbins Samuel L., compositor Examiner, r. 1623
Leavenworth
Bobbins Samuel P., bookkeeper Buss House, p. 624
Turk
Robbins W., waiter, r. 1147 Mission
Robbins W. H., r. 251 Stevenson
Bobbins William J., r. 127 Wildey
Robbtna William J., bricklayer, r. 1619 Broderick
aST Robbins. See Robins
Robbs James H., spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac
tory. r. Pioneer Boarding House
Robeck Ole Z., cook, r. 518 Mission
Roberson Joseph S., agent Cal., Oregon and Idaho
Stage Co., 320 Sansome, r. Oakland
t^ Roberson. Spb Robertson, Robinson and Robison
Roberts Albert E., clerk Heynemann & Co., r. 130
Perry
Roberts Alexander, porter, r. 1205 Stockton
Roberts Alfred J., tailor T. Lancaster, r. 728 Shotwell
Roberts Alice, widow, r. 50 South Park
Roberts Alonzo A., painter, r. 59 Minna
Roberts Annie E. Mrs., cigars, bakery and varieties,
810 Valencia
Roberts Arthur, painter, r. 69 Minna
Roberta Arthur E., assayer Selby Smelting and Lead
Co., r. Russ House
Boberts Arthur M., clerk Commercial Union Assur-
ance Co. (limited) r. Saucelito
Boberts Augustus H., mnfr mattresses, 119 Second, r.
114 Minna
Boberts Asariah E., machinist, r. SO Silver
BoberU Charles, r. 1202 Mission
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIKB1MO-KI.ECTBIG
RUSSIAN ani TURKISH Um
Also Medicated and Electric Bails Giveii.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
WATER FILTERS,
ALL SIZES AND KINDS FOR FAUCETS.
Large Filterers with capacity for cleaning all water
used in the house, simple and cheap.
Plumber,
Established 1860.
L A.3SrE ,
505 Kearny Street,
Tcleuhone 315.
Roberts Charles, coffee saloon, 552 Mission
Roberts Charles, cook George Raith, r. 619 Sacra-
mento
Roberts Charles, mining, 330 Pine, room 20, r. Oak-
laud
Roberts Charles C. gas fitter, r. 311 Hermann
Roberts Daniel, laborer, r. Guadaloupe, nr San Bruno
Road
Roberts Dominlck, poultry and game, 610 Sansome, r.
932 Dolores
Roberts Edward, clerk, r. 475 Seventeenth
Bobert.s Edward J., luspector Custom House, r. 103
Austin
Roberts Edwin, conductor Central RR., r. 140 Fell
Roberts Eli, r. 80 O'Farrell
Roberts Ellis, pohcem-in, r. 909 Filbert
Roberts Frank, upholsterer Augiibtus H. Boberts, r.
114 Minna
Boberts Frederick A., machinist, r. 641 Minna, rear
Roberts Fredtrick T., tailor T. Lancaster, r. 728 Shot-
well
Roberts G.. laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Roberts George D. Mrs., r. 29:J4 Sicramento
Roberts Georue D ., porter stmr Mary Garratt, r. Pol-
lard nr Vallejo
Roberts George F., manufacturer candy, 1301
Polk, r. Oakland
Roberts George G., r. 1915 Eddy
Roberts Guillaume, laborer, r. 9 Stark
Roberts H. Mrs., ladies' physician, r. 162m Powell
Roberts Hannah, widow, r. SW cor Solano and Mis-
sissippi
Roberts Henry, physician, 231 Seventh, r. W a Cha-
pultepec, ny Cortland Av, B. H.
Boberts Henry M., carpenter, r. S s Jersey, nr San-
chez
Robeits Horatio 0., butcher, r. 511 J4 Gongh
Roberts Hugh, painter, r. 518 Bryaut
Roberts HowelJ, molder Pao. Rolling Mill, r. BE cor
Mariposa and Mississippi
Roberts Ida Miss, r. 145 Ellis
Roberts Jacob, conductor Geary St. RR., r. 1307 Fill-
more
Roberts James, r. 968 Harriron
Roberts James, bakery and coffee saloon, 839 Valencia
Roberts James, carpenter, r. 272 Tehama, rear
Roberts James, laborer, r. K02 Bay
Roberts James, laundryman I.n Grande Laundry
Roberts James, porter, r. 214 Wishin^tou
Roberts James, traveling salesman The J. Dewing Co.
Roberts James B., life insurance agent, 415 Muut-
Bomery, r. 572 Harrison
Roberts James H. , roofer, r. 968 Harrison
Roberts James M., painter, r. 202 Sixth
Roberts J. E. Miss. r. 1321 Larkin
Roberts J. H. (Roberts & Davis r. Sacramento)
Roberts J. L., carpenter, r. 24 Turk
Roberts John. r. 410 Ellis
Roberts John, calker, r. 216 Ritch
Roberts John, conductor, r. 1307 Fillmore
Roberts John, dairy, Vancouver, nr Sun Bruno Boad
Robei ts John, laborer, r. 50i Folsom
Roberts John, pile driver, r. 6 Clay
Roberts John A., gripiuan Market St. BR., r. lOSStf
California Av, B. H.
Roberts John C. (Conlin & Roberts) r. 1009 Post
Roberts John G. (Laws & Roberts) r. 1915 Eddy
Roberts John H. (Gustav Walter & Co.) and Walter'!
Soda Springs (Napa Co., Cal.) r. 419 Eddy
Roberts John J., cardriver, r. 2:« Fifteenth
Roberts John M., cigars and tobacco, 327 Pacific, r.
810 Valencia
Robei ts John P., iron worker, r. W s Tennessee, bet
Sierra and Nevada
Roberts John S., housemover, r. 116 Freelon
Roberts John W. (John W. Roberts i Co.) r. 635
Eighteenth
Roberts John W., deputy Sheriff, r. 102 Austin
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 riRST ST.
TELEFHONB 83.
EOOKEINDEES.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSKTS OVBR FIVE MILLIONS.
BROWN. CRAIG A CO.. General Agents.
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W. W. Montague & Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENQLISH AND AMERICAN
Eneaaatlc, Olazed and Plain.
309. 311. 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Koberts John W., laborer, r. cor Jara and Susque-
banna
KoberB John W., physician, 414 Van NeSB Av
Koberta John W. Jr., plumber, r. 102 Auntin
Roberts Jolin W. JSi Co. (John W. Roberts)
booksellers, stationers, engravers, printers, fancy
cards and art studies,' 10 Post
Roberts J. T.,r. 1 Fifth
Roberts Joseph, clerk, r. 24 Sixth
Roberts Joseph, clerk, r. 932 Dolores
Roberts Joseph, gardener, r. 1321 Sutter
Roberts Joseph, bookkeeper, r. 1915 Eddy
Roberts Joshua B., salesman P. F. Nolan & Sons, r. 22
Geary
Roberts Julius, laborer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 37 Hinck-
ley
Roberts Lizzie Miss, r. 619 Geary
Roberts Marauerette M. Mrs., r. 211 Turk
Roberts Maria Miss, teacher Spring Valley Grammar
School, r. 102 Austin
Roberts Maria D., bakery, S s Jersey, nr Sanchez
Roberts Marion I., widow, r. lOJO York
Roberts Martin R., real estate and shipping,
and president Excelsior Coal Co., ofllce 5 Spear,
r. 904 Washington
Roberts Martin R. Jr., agent Excelsior Coal Co.,
5 Spenr, r. 901 Washington
Roberts Mary, widow, r. 7'J8 Shotwell
Roberts Mary E. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 1915 Eddy
Roberts M. J., waiter, r. 6.36 Commercial
Roberts Nathan E., wool sorter, r. 1422 Washington
Roberts Newton H., r. 1118 Harrison
Roberts Patrick, driver R. Boradori, r. San Bruno
Road, nr Wayland, U. M. T.
Roberts Percy W., exchange editor Chronicle, r. 2918
Clay
Roberts Peter, plasterer, r. 240 Taylor
Roberts Peter, liquor saloon and boarding, W b Rail-
road Av, bet St. Thomas and Venezuela
Roberts Richard M. (Roberts & Iverson) r. 727)^ Fol-
som
Roberts Robert, bookkeeper V. S. Laundry, r. 30 Al-
bion Av
Roberts Robert H., first oflBcer stmr Wellington, r. 41
Louisa
Roberts Robert T., bullion assayer Price's Assay Of-
fice, r. 1358 Folsom
Roberts Robert W., r. 1915 Eddy
Roberts Robert W., laborer, r. 701 Valencia
Roberts Rudolph, optician, r. 37 Hinckley
Roberts Samuel, seaman, W s Prospect Av, nr Cort-
land Av, B. H.
Robeits Samuel S., joiirnalist, r. 4 Byington
Roberts S. H. (Roberts & Hibbard) r. 202 Stockton
Roberts Stephen, mining. 322 Pine, r. 2112 Pacific Av
Roberts Stephen N., bricklayer, r. 50^ Third
Roberts Stella Mme.. dressmaking, 135 Hayes
Roberts Stewart, collarmaker, r. 820 Howard
Roberts Susie Miss, cigarmaker, r. 810 Valencia
Roberts T., foundryman Pac. Rolling Mill
Roberts Theodore N., r. 904 Washington
Roberts Thomas, horseshoer. 1613 Market, r. Excel-
sior Homestead
Roberts Thomas, laborer, r. 312 Ninth
Roberts Thomas, longshoreman r. W s Columbia PI,
bet Precita Av and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Roberts Thomas Jr., r. 312 Ninth
Kobpi-ts Thomas G., r. 304 Third
Robeits Thomas H., dairy, SW cor Solano and Mlss-
i«.«ippi
Roberts Thomas N., pilot stmr San Joaquin No, 4
Roberts Tobias, operator Brown Bros. & Co., r. 7
Harriet
Roberts W. G., miner, r. 2.34 Bush
Roberts William, r. 1110 Steiner
Roberts William, porter E. B. Norton, r. Centennial
House
Roberts Wtlllam A., machinist Frederick A. Robbing,
r. 130 Perry
Roberts William C, carpenter, r. 219 Golden Gate Av
Roberts William C, cutter Robert Gordan, r. 283
Stevenson
Roberts William C, drngglst, r. 124 Geary
Roberts William K., drug clerk, r. 144 Fourth
Roberts William L., carpenter, r. 219 Golden Gate At
Roberts William R., machinist F. A. Robbins, r. 130
Perry
Roberts Si Davis (Sacramento, Cal.) proprietors
Sacramento Brick Co., dftce SW cor Third and
Berry
Roberts & Hibbard (8. H. Roberts and 0. W. Hib-
bard) dentists, 202 Stockton
Roberts & Iverson (Richard M. Roberts and George
W. Iverson) butchers, 258 Third
e^ Roberts. See Robert
Robertson A., molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r. Hi
Freelon
Robertson Adam, coremaker Union Iron Works, r. W
s Tennessee, bet Solano and Butte
Robertson Alexander A., clerk Wells, Fargo k Go's
Bank, r. 9 South Park
Robertson Andrew, r. 233 Stevenson
Robertson Augusta C. MIks. teacher Rincon Grammar
School, r. 1711 Van Ness Av
Robertson Barr J., r. 317 Stockton
Robertson B. 0. (Barclay & Robertson) r. 2920 Clay
Robertson C, carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r. Ill
Leavenworth
Robertson Charles, butler, SW cor Powell and Call-
fornia
Robertson Charles, carpenter, r. E s Church, nr
Twenty-fourth
Robertson Charles, waiter, r. 614 Mission
Robertson Charles J., clerk Newhall's Sons k Co., r.
2701 Mission
Robertson Daniel, laborer, r. 17 Welsh
Robertson David, molder, r. 106 Natoma
Robertson Edward J., gripman, r. 1922 Stevenson
Robertson Ernest E., truukniaker, r. 1922 Stevenson
Robertson Frank H., printer, r. 1201 Folsom
Robertson George F., shipping clerk Payot, ITpham
& Co., r. Oakland
Robertson George M., draftsman P. M. SS. Co., r. 308
Bartlett
Robertson James, r. 266 Brannan
Robertson James, shipcarpenter. r. 688 H Eighteenth
Robertson James H., bootfitter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 1203 Market
Robertson J. C. Mrs., widow, r. 1711 Van Ness Av
Robertson John, candymaker, r. 403 Broadway
Robertson John, contractor and builder, 3!l0 Pine,
rooms 11-12, r. Church, nr Twenty-fourth
Robertson John, plasterer, r. SW cor Twenty-fifth
and Diamond
Robertson John, porter Geo. C. Shreve k Co., r. 254
Fourth
Robertson John A., mining, r. 3 Glen Park Av
Robertson John D., publisher Pacific Trade and
Farmers' Journal, 529 Clay, r. 828 Greenwich
Robertson John P. (Cutter & Co.) r. 1216 Mission
Robertson Joseph, baker, r. 101 Stevenson
Robertson Joseph, baker W. J. Davis, r. 22 Second
Robertson Joshua 8., mnfr chemical apparatus and
lead burner, r. 139 Hancock
Robertson L. A., r. 904 Van Ness Av
Robertson L. M. Mrs., r. 2120 Mission
Robertson Margery C. Miss, principal Powell Street
Primary School, r. 2 Chelsea PI
Robertson Marian, widow, r. Algeria, bet Tombigbee
and Potomac
Robertson Norman L., salesman Doane & Henshel-
wood, r. 118 Ellis
Robertson Peter, norter Wigwam Theater, r. 417
Stockton
Robertson R., r. 266 Brannan
w.
CO.
& J. SLOANE &
THE LAROEST
CARPET AND nPHOLSTEET HOUSE
ON THE PAOIPIO COAST.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVK PAiACS HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtares.
37 Martet St
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY^
Finer than the class of ChampaKnes sent from ) ARPAO HARASZTHY & CO.,
France to this countr>-, but without Brandy. )' SCO WASB^OTOi?
ROB
1009
ROB
Bobertson R., foundryiiian Union Iron Works
BobertBon Kobert H.. clrrk. r. 2 Ch<-lse« PI
RobJTteiou Robfrl S.. carpenter, r. 136 Lily Av
Rubert^ou Samuel, porter Fechhelmer, Goodklnd k
Co., r. 52fiJ<i Natoma
RobertKon Samuel J., bartender, r. 533 Sacramento
Robertson T. F., with Bank of California, r. 604
Geary
Robertson Victor J., treasurer Commercial Publiah-
Inc Co., 415 Montgomery, r. 308 Bartlett
Robertson Walter L.. trunkniaker, r. 1932 Stevenson
Robertson Wilfred M.. cleik W. W. Montague k Co.,
r. 1103 Bush
Roberiiw>u W. Mrs., stationery and fancy goods, 2701
Mission
Robertson William, cutter Kntz k Murr, r. 920H Na-
toma
Robertson William, clerk, r. NE cor Polk and Jack-
son
Robertson William, florist, r. 2701 Mission
Robertam William, plumber, r. 139 Hancock
Robenson William, plumber, r. 430 T< nth
Robertson William A., teacher Hamilton Grammar
School, r. 3m4 Sixteenth
Robfrlson William B., president Harmony Bo-
rax Mining Co., 121 Market, r. 2920 Clay
Robertaon AVilliam R., presKman S. W.Eaveley,
r. E ti Ch-uerv, bet Thirtieth and Thirty-first
Robertson William S. clerk Charles H. Wells, r. 688k
Eighteenth
■^ Robertson . See Roberson, Robi nson and Robison
Robichau Adelaide Mme., r. CiO Taylor
Robin A. C, r. 26G Brannan
Robin Adrien, wines and liquors, 610 Fourth
Robin Charles, tanner A. Legallet, r. N s Venezuela,
bet Tombiybee and Potomac
Robin Frank, gardener, r. cor San Jose Av and Day
Rubin John, shoemaker, r. 1 Graban) PI
Robinvt Eugene, CHpitalist, 411)6 California,
rooms 2 and 8, r. 772)4 Kolsom
Robinet Julius, r. 614 Greenwich
Robinttt Henry J., lamplii^hter and aasistant fore-
n)au Engine No. 5, r. 327 Jessie
Robinett J. Mrs., widow, r. 214 Eighteenth
Robinett Lewis C, pressman P. J. Thomas, r. 640
J^B8ie J
Robinett Margretta Miss, teacher Shotwell Street
Primary School, r. 214 Eighteenth
Robinett Minna P. Miss, t> acher Mission Primary
School, r. 214 Eighteenth
Bobineti Thomas (Robinett ft Houston) r. 1811 Scott
Robinett Zora B., clerk 8. P. Co., Valencia Street
Station, r. 214 Eighteenth
Robinett * Houston (Thomas Robinett and Charles
L. Houston) carpenters and builders, 530 Sacra-
mento
Robins Frederick, foreman S. F. Planing Mill, r. S4
Rattsch
Robins H., clerk Balfour, Gnthrie & Co., r. Oakland
Robins Mathew, broker, r. 709 Post
Robins Samuel, stockfitter Buckingham k Hecht, r.
Oakland
I^T* Robins. See Robbins
Robinson A., r. 121 Post
Robinson A. J., r. 191 Hyde
Robinson Albert L., musician, r. 14 Ellis
Robinson Albert W., engineer 8. P. Co., NB cor
Fourth and Townsend, r. 624 Fourth
Robinson Alfred, r. 26 Essex
Robinson Alfred, butcher Achilla Consani, r. 469
Minna
Roblns'n Allan J., bookkeeper A. 3. Robinson, r.
Haywards
Robinson A. M.. compositor Chronicle, r. 246 Third
Robinson Andrew J., a^'ent H. B. S<utt * Co. (Pitts-
bnrg. Pa.) oflice 26 Beale, r. Haywards
Robinson Austin E., printer H. S. Crocker k Co., r.
2102 Sutter
«c
UKDERWEAH
THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
CAST IRON PIPE.
GAS and WATER PIPE
And FITTINGS of all Sizes.
w. e-IIane,
Plumber, SOS Kearny Street.
EsUblUhed 18«0. Telephone 315.
Robinsim Benjamin F., trimmer Buckingham k
Hecht, r. 30.-> Fell
Robinson C. laborer Cal. Cracker Co.. r. 425 Green
Robinson Charles, blacksmith Fulton Iron Works, r.
2i»8 Second
Robinson Charles, butcher, r. 916 Jackson
Robinson Charles, cook J. L. Badovich k Co., r. 715
Howard
Robinson Charles, coremaker, r. 1622 Post
Robinson Charles, farmer, r. American Exchange
Hotel
Robinson Charles, fruit packer, r. 644 Sacramento
Robinson Charles A., drug clerk Joseph H. Ralston,
r. Oakland
Robinson Charles D., landscape and portrait painter,
7 Montgomery At, r. H30 Turk
Robinson Charles F., captain watch U. S. Mint
Robinson Charles F.. machinist, r. 613 5^ Fourth
Robinson Charles H. Jr., cashier Goodyear Rubber
Co., r. 2534 Howard
Robinson Charles J., general auditor Southern
Pacific Co., Northern Division, Nt; cor Fourth and
Townsend, room 32, r. San Mateo
Robinson Charles R., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Ser-
vice, r. cor I and Fourteenth Av
Robinson Charles S., miller, r. 1.526 Dupont
Robinson Cbarles U., foreman Heywoi>d Bros. & Co.,
r. 678 Twentieth
Robinson C. M. Mrs., widow, r. 905 Market
Robinson Colfax J., printer, r. 1204 Folsom
Robinson Cornt-Iias P., attorney at law, 310
Pine, rooms 42-46, r. 2010 Pacific Av
Robinson Crittenden, attorney at law, 339 Eeamy,
room 5. r. 2512 Octavla
Robinson 0. 8., salesman Charles M. Plum k Co., r.
Oaklind
Robinson Edward, salesman J. J. O'Brien k Co., r
1302 Valencia
Robinson Edward R. (W. B. Huff k Co.) r. 1816 Web-
ster
Robinson Edwin J., hardware, 109 California, r. Ala-
meda
Robinson E. N., mining, 320 Sansome, room 23, r.
Oakland
Robinson Francis, laborer P. M. SS. Co., r. 13 Welsh
Robinson Frank, clerk, r. 34 Minna
Robinson Frank, harnessmaker, r. 5 Essex PI
Robinson Frank P., foreman Psc. Spring and Mattress
Co., r. 2224 Howard
Robinson Frank U., first lieutenant Troop K, 2d Cav-
alry, U. S. A., Presidio
Robinson Frederick, clerk Schacht k Lemcke, r. 1310
Montgomery
Robinson G. A., compositor Chronicle, r. 246 Third
Robinson George, baker, r. 1245 Mission
Robinson George, steward, r. 703 Hiycs
Robinson George F., quartermaster P. M. 88. Co., r.
703 Hayes
Robinson George H., letter carrier Post OflBcc, r. 1606
Pacific Av
Robinson George H., clerk general auditor's oflfice
Northern Division S. P. Co., r. San Mateo
Robinson George R., vintner, r. 827 Polk
Robinson, Gilliland k Co. (Heman Robinson. Wil-
liam J. Gilliland and Thomas W. Booth) gro-
ceries, 400 Turk
Robinson Gregory E., with Spring Valley W. W., r.
cor Girard and Burrows, V. M. T.
Robinson Hannah Mrs., r. 2.56 Eiahth
Robinson Heman (Robinson, Gilliland k Co.) r. 200
Hyde
Robinson Henry, metal slgnmaker, r. 103 Ninth
Robinson Henry, restaurant, 121 Davis ,
Robinson Henry 0. (Robinson & Gillespie) r. 2324
Webster
Robinson Henry 8., policeman, r. 729 McAllister
Robinson H. R., compositor Filmer & Stiller Electro.
Co.
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JOHN HAMMOND
64
\ CALIFORNIA )
] CAR WORKS )
naimfnctarer of eTery deM-rlptlon of
PAB8BNOER, STREET AND rREIOHT CARS.
43 »o SO Heal* ii>lr*«i. Nau Fruucikco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker,
4Z1-427 Market St. Hay, Hide, Hop, Bag,
IrVool and Orcbula Presses.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOBTEBS OP
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
S09, 3U, 813, 315 and 317 JliAIlKET STKEET
OQ
Eobiiison Isaac, coffee saloon, 118 O'Farrell, r. 505
Leavenworth
Robinson J. A. , attorney at law, 318 Pine, room
28, r. Livermore
Robinson J. A. A., r. 920 Market
Koblnson Jacob, r. 2321 Howard
Kobinson James, gasman TivoU Opera House, r. 825
Kearny
Robinson James, laborer, r. Algeria, nr Osage
Kobinson James maihinist, r. 478 Tehama
Robinson James A. (Macondray & Co.) r. Redwood
City
Robinson James B. (L. E. ClawBon & Co.) r. 311
Gough
Robinson James E., farmer, r. 516 Fourth
Robinson James F., clerk E. Mansbach & Co., r. 508
Jessie
Robinson James H., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service,
r. 929^ Howard
Robinson James McE., coachman SE cor Seventeenth
and Valencia
Kobinson James L., shipping clerk, r. 433 Geary
Robinson J. B., r. 827 Polk
Robinson Jesse M., barber, 40 Ellis, r. 426 Natoma
Robinson John, bootblack, r. 837 Market
Robinson John, clerk D. H. Wulzen, r. 1117 Seven-
teenth
Robinson John, hostler James Tomklnson, r. .57
Minna
Robinson John, hostler, r. 1122 Larkin
Robinson John, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Robinson John, lumberman, r. 134 Folsom
Robinson John, restaurant, 153 Third, r. 123 Howard
Robinson John, tailor, r. 244 Clementina
Robinson John B., carpetlayer Alexander Mackay, r.
505 Greenwich
Robinson John C, agent, r. 429 O'Farrell, rear
Robinson John F., clerk Lewis * Swiit, r. 34 Minna
Robinson John J., r. 1304 Powell
Robinson John S.. shoemaker V. W. Boot snd Shoe
Co., r. Prospect Av, nr Coso
Robinson John W.. pianomaker, r. 811 Filbert
Robinson Joseph (Robinson & Knox) r. 243 Hickory
Av
Robinson Joseph, sawyer S. F. Box Co., r. 428 Haight
Robinson Joseph Jr., blacksmith, r. 428 Haight
Robinson Joseph H., agent, r. 906 Folsom
Robinson Joseph H., engineer, r. 2-^21 Howard
Robinson John P.. blacksmith, r. 428 Haight
Robinson Jourdsn, poiter Tnekey & Parsons
Robinson J. S., trader, r. 314 Bush
Kobinson Juan, r. 6:'.8 Folsom
Robinson Julius, clerk Kewhall's Sons b Co., r. 22
Prospect PI
Robinson Lester L., president Miners' Assn, and cap-
italist, 320 Sansome, room 23, r. 500 Van Ness Av
Robinson Lizzie, domestic 512 Golden Gate Ay
Robinson Louis, coachman, r. 1615 Pine
Robinson Louis, teaiher music, r. 438 Second
Robinson Lucy T. Miss, r. 911 Hyde
Robinson Luke, physician, 217 Geary, r. 626 Golden
Gate Av
Robinson M. Mrs., nurse Alms House
Kooinson Mary, widow, r. 226 Post
Robinson Marshal, r. 12 O'Farrell Alley
Hoblnson Michael, tinsmith, r. 1133 J4 Harrison
Robinson Michael Jr., machinist, r. 1133X Harrison
Robinson Mina Miss, principal Pacific Kindergarten,
r. Seventeenth, bet Mission and Valencia
Robinson MolUe Miss, tailoress, r. 1133)4 Harrison
Robinson Neils J., cabinetmaker A. Frel, r. 34 Te-
hama
Robinson Nettie B., widow, r. 2733 Howard
Robinson Norval A., clerk N. P. C. RR., r. 1134 Mc-
Allister
Robioson Patrick F. (Robinson & HannanI r. 6 Essex
Robinson Peter, contractor, 918 Battery
Robinson Phillip, bootblack, 308 Bush
Robinson Reuben G. (Robinson & Marsh) r. 380 Shot-
well
Robinson Richard, blacksmith, r. 10 F^mouth
Robinson Richard, longshoreman, r. 410 Beale
Robinson Richard G., engineer, r. 2711 Octavia
Robinson Richard G., expressman, cor Market and
Drumm, r. 829 Eighteenth
Robinson Richard, auditor P. M. SS. Co., p. 510 Geary
Robinson Robert, r. 45 Liberty
Robinson Robert, carpenter, r. 245 Clara
Kobinson Robert A., r. 308 Seventeenth
Robinson Robert S., barber George Nichols
Robinson S., carpenter M. & A. Hansen, r. 6 Baker
Robinson Samuel, bookkeeper, r. 1723 Market
Kobinson Sauiuel, shoemaker Kntz & Murr, r. 237
Oak
Robinson Samuel D., waiter stmr T. C. Walker
Robinson Sanlord, mining engineer, 320 Sansome,
room 23
Robinson Sidney A., oiler, r. 605 Greenwich
Robinson Sidney M., machinist Dow Steam Pump
Works, r. Pennsylvania Av, bet Solano and Mari-
posa
RoMnson T. A., president Pacific Business Col-
lege, 320 Post, r. Twenty-fourth, nr Sanchez
Robinson Thomas (Donnelly & Robinson) r. 1133H
Harrison
Robinson Thomas B., r. 2534 Howard
Robinson Thomas D., seaman, r. 36 Hoff Av
Kobinson W., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Kobinson Walter T., salesman Osborn & Alexander, r.
1853 Stevenson
Kobinson William, r. 613 Bush
Robinson William, clerk, r. 731 Sixteenth
Robinson William, cook, r. 1010 Montgomery
Robinson William, driver John F. Snow, r. 165
sion
Robinson William, journalist, r. 541 Fourth
Robinson William, miner, r. 302 Fourth
Robinson William, musician, r. 425 Green
Robinson William, porter, r. 267 Jessie
Robinson William, shipjoiner, 20 Stenart, :
Hayes
Robinson William F., tinsmith, r. 478Trehama
Kobinson William H. (Morton & Robinson) i
meda
Kobinson William H., butcher, r. 700 Kearny
Robinson William H., carpetlayer Alexander Mackay,
r. 1911 Dupont
Robinson William J., clerk Estee, Wilson & McCutch-
en, r. Alameda
Robinson W. J., musician, r. 29 Fourth
Robinson & Gillespie (Henry C. Robinson and Wil-
Ham J. Gillespie) carpenters and builders, 315
and 339 Sutter
Kobinson & Hannan (Patrick F. Robinson and Peter
Hunnan) hamessma)^'er8, 46 Sacramento
Robinson & Knox (Joseph Robinson and Andrew
B. Knox) temperance grocers, 1910-1912 Mar-
ket
Robinson & Marsh (Reuben G. Robinson and Syd-
ney L. Marsh) ship chandlers and grocers, 133
Jackson
1^~ Robinson. See Boberson, Robertson and Bobi-
son
Robison A. A., Mrs., widow, r. 522 Howard
Robison Ansel C, birds, sea shells and curios, 337
Kearny, r. 1111 Steiner
Robison Ira W., bartender A. J. Holt, r. 530 Bneh
Robison James L., city editor Alta, r. 32)4 Geary
Robison John S., laborer, r. 635)4 Stevenson
Robison Julia Mme., manicure, 32)4 Geary
^" Robison. See Roberson, Robertson and Robin-
son
Robitscher Samuel, boots and shoes, 1210 Steiner
Robl Frank W., butcher Frank L. Adrian, r. 807 Fil-
bert
Robl John C, butcher P. J. Kearney, r. 807 Filbert
Mis-
AU.
FRATINGER & CO.
Fine Dressmaking
105 KEAItNT STREET.
ORIENT Ins. Co. OF HARTFORD r^«,ISoT
GEO. D. OORNIN, Manager
WIL SSSK'S, Asst Ikaaeer.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
ROB
1011
EOC
Robl Margaret, widow, r. 807 Filbert
Kobles E. R., studeut Barnard's Business College, r.
S20 Broadway
Eobl K Joseph, pressman George H. Tay & Co., r. 516
Vhllejo
Bobles Manuel, pressman Qeorge H. Tay & Co.. r. 616
VallHJo
Robles R ifaela, widow, r. 516 Vallejo
Robleto Genaro. r. 12i>)4 Liberty
Robohm Cord (Robohni fc Brundt) r. 464J4 Sixth
Robohm & Brandt (Cord Robohm and Peter Brandt)
liquor saloon, 4(i4V4 Sixth
Robrecbt Ant .ne, furniture dealer, 826 Pacific
Robson Frederick, clerk, r. IHIO Montgomery
Robson Henry, cooper, r. 619 Piue
Robson Henry, sawsmith, 300 Jackson, r. 1343 Alaba-
ma
Robson .lames, stenographer Stoddart Bros., r. Palace
Hotel
Robson Putmtin, farmer, r. 1618 Folsom
Robson Robert, r. 1«18 Folsom
Robson William (B. Falcb & Co.) r. SE cor Sacra-
mento and Scott
tff" Robson. See Robison and Robinson
Robut Fr.ink, barber, 525 East
Roby Francis A., laborer, r. M4 Francisco
Roby Francis M., with Lick Trust. 120 Sutter
Roca Pedro G., hatter C. Herrmann & Co., r. 1303
Dupont
Rocca A. & Co. (Angelo Rocca and Lacca Garibaldi)
fruits and groceries, 1801 M.»son
Rocca Agostino (I. Trapaui & Co.) r. 8 Prescolt
Rocca Angelo (A. Rocca & Co.) r. 1519 Dupont
Rocca Ai)(,'U8tino. Usherman, r. 8 Prescott
Rocca Frank, collector, r. 627 Green
Rocca George B. L., merchaut, r. 703 Taylor
Rocca Guiseppe, peddler, r. 521 Green
Rocca J. B., carpenter, r. 1519 Dupont
RoccH Jerome, {{ardener Thomas Lacoste, r. NE cor
Center and Kansas ,
Rocca John, r. U2J Jackson
Rocca Josepb, carpenter, r. 1519 Dupont
Rocca JoS"pb, speeulator, r. 821 Buxh
Rocca Joueph, stonecutter, r. 5Jl Green
Bocca Pedro G., hats and caps, 13U3 Dupont, r. 447
Broadwiiy
RoccHtagliata F. * Co. (Frank and Giovanni B. Roc-
catagliata) restaurant, 109 Drurain
RoccataKliata Frank (F. Roccatagliata & Co.) r. 907
Washington
Roccatagliata Frank, fruits and vegetables, 1136 Cali-
fornia
Roccatagliata Giovanni B. (F. Roccatagliata & Co.) r.
92.! Jackson
Roccuta<{liata Giuseppe (A. Coll b Co.) r. 907 Wasb-
iuKton
Rochat Ernest, asent r. 710 Central Av
Roclie And ew. locksmith, r. 1624 Sacramento
Roche Annie J. Miss, teacher Cleveland School, r.
417 Ed.ly
Roche Bridget, domestic 1022 Valpncla
Roche Dennis P.. liquor saloon. 113) Folsom
Roche E. Paul, barl)er John Stable, r. 535 Pine
Roche George W. W.. cleik, r. HOri Octavia
Roche Hann:ih. widow, r. 10 Cleveland, rear
Roche J., bookkeeper Folkers Bros., r. 712 Leaven-
worth
Roche James, r. 1016H Larkin
Roche lamcH, driv -r Cal. Transfer Co.. r. 435 Bush
Roche James, laborer, r. 2032 Folsom
Roche John, laborer freight depot 8. P. Co., r. 1135
Folsom
Roche John D., blacksmith Pac. Imp. Co., r. 641
Fourth
Roche John J. (Van Ness & Roche) attorney at law,
206 Saiisome, rooms 9-11, r. Saucelito
Roche John R., printer Francis, Valentino k Co., r.
1938 Jetisie
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIEKMO-KtECTRIC
RUSSIAN anfl TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated a^d Electric Bails Givei.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
LEAD PIPE. SOLDER, TIN
AND SHEET LEAD.
I^ead IVork of nil kinds well done.
'W.
E.
iLA.i<r:Ei,
Plumber,
505
Kearny
Street.
Established 1860.
Telephone 315.
Roche Lucy E . compoMiior. r. 12 MaUisuu Av
Roche M , coal passer stmr Santa Rosa
Roche Margaret Mrs., furnished rooms. 101 Jessie
Roche Peter, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 1022)4 Fol-
som
Roche Philip, bartender, r. 1135 Folsom
Roche Roland M., carrier Post Office, r. 1005 Harrison
Rocbe Simeon (Corbett & Roche) r. 634 Hayes
Roche Tessle J. Miss, teacher Garfield Primary
School, r. 417 E.ldy
Roche Thomas, sawyer r. 101 Jessie
Roche Thomas, shoemaker, r. 607 Bartlett
Roche Thomas B. (Roche & Sheedvi r. 12 Madison At
ROCHE V. TOJETTI Mme.
teacher munic (piano) 1U1G'< liarkin
Roche Walter E.. letter carrier, r. 12 Madison Av
Roche William R., shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg k
Co., r. 306 Octavia
Roche & Sheedy (Thomas B. Roche and John Sheedy)
contractors and stone cutters, SE cor Ritch and
King
B^ RiJl'he. See Roach
Rocher Heeman, r. 314 Bush
Rocher James, tailor, r. 227 O'Farrell
Rochester W. F., stage manager Tivoli Opera Honsa,
r. 216 Turk
<^"R 'Chester. See Raychester
Rochette Cbarles, teamster, r. 715 Howard
Rochford Bernard T., speculator, r. 23 O'Farrell
Rochford James H., p-^liceiuan, r. 210 I Leavenworth
Rochford Rosanna, widow, r. 12 )2 Pacific
Roehfort Arthur, driver Donald McMillan, r. 714
Front
Rock Albert, cook Occidental Hotel
Rock Annie, burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
Lsrkin nr Bay
Rock Charles, master mariner, r. 418 Greenwich
Rock Charles, messenger S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. Larkin nr Bay
Rock Charles, operator, r. 311 Filbert
Rock Edward R., night clerk Merchants' Exchange,
r. 1516 Webster
Rock Ella. r. 919 Powell
Rock Hannah, widow, r. 1330 Washington
Rock Henry P., bookkeeper, r. 1516 Webster
Rock James F., real estate, r. 20 Hawthorne
Rock James F. Jr., bookbinder Althof & Bahls, r. 20
Hawthorne
Rock John. r. 1516 Webster
Rock John J., bookbinder, r. 20 Hawthorne
Rock Mary, burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
Larkin nr Bay
Rock Nelson, carpenter, r. 1313 York, rear
Rock Thomas, hnrnessmaker, r. 20 Hawthorn*
Rockeufield William, barber, 128 O'FarfBll
Rocker J..hn C, baker, r. 130 O'Farrell
Rocker Morris, tailor, 202 Powell
Rockes M., longshoreman, r. 815 Pacific
Rocks John, molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 231 Clar*
Rocks Owen, teamsier. r. 259 Minna
Rockwell A. L., attorney at l«w, 420 Montgomery,
room 14, r. 400 Geary
Rockwell Charles, blacksmith S. F. Gas Light Co.. r.
56854 Bryant
Rockwell Cleveland, assistant U. S. Coast and Obo-
detic Survey, r. Portland, Or.
Rockwell E. A. Miss, artist, 124 Pholan Bldg, r. 148
Sixth
Rockwell Frank, route agent Wells, Fargo k Co., r.
cor Pierce and Turk
Rockwell George, inetullurgist. r. 51554 Valencia
Rockwell James W., collector, r. 525)4 Valencia
Rockwell Thomas D.. r. 'iOO Turk
Rockwitz Gottlieb W., bookkeeper Charles Meinecke
& Co., r. 25 Pearl
Rockwitz Richard, clerk Stein, Simon & Co., r. 25
Pearl
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THB 1.ARGEST BUSINESS
OF ANY AMERICAN COMPANY.
EOO
1012
EOD
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Trimming*
a. Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Bockwood Aaron L., r. 1'
Rockwond E. R., clerk Naval Ofiace, Custom House,
r. 100 Fifth
Rocky Albert, kitchenhand Occidental Hotel
Rocky Alountaiii Coal and Iron Co., Cbarles
F. Crocker president. Frank S. Douty secretary,
NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 4
Eodd Charles, baker Brooklyn Hotel, r. 212)4 Central
Av
Bodd Charles H., cemetery fence builder, 212 J4 Cen-
tral Av
Rodda John, secretary The S. F. Fuse Mnfg Co., 507
California, r. 2618 Sacramento
Bodda William H., r. 1818 Post
Bodden Charles, wood and coal, 620 Third, r. 636
Third
Bodden George, blacksmith Robert Stitt, r. Oakland
Bodden Hugh (Bodden .t Thurston) r. 325 First
Bodden John, bootmaker r. 747 Minna
Bodden Patrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E 8
Tennessee, bet Sierra and Napa
Redden & Thurston (Hugh Bodden and Alexander
Thurston) barbers, 234 Folsom
<^ Bodden. See Eoden
Boddy CbarleR, painter Palace Hotel
Bode C. B. & Co. (Christopher B. Bode and Joseph
Schniitt Jr.) draymen, KW cor Front and Pine
and SW cor California and Battery
Bode Christopher B. (C. B. Bode & Co.) r. 52 Zoe
Rode Emll, artist. 88 Montgomery Block
Rode George F., expressman, r. 1719 Larkin
Bode Henry, butcher Simon Silverberg, N 8 Hon-
duras, nr Kentucky
Bode Mary, widow, r. 701 Lombard
B^ Rode. See Ehode and Rohde
Rodecker Flias, carriagemaker, r. 11 )4 Bikeman PI
Bodefeld Fritz , manager W. H. Davis & Co., r. 825 Jj
Sausome
Bodehau Annie, cook, 2504 Howard
Bodeillat Philemon, cook, r. 833 Pacific
Boderoann Sophia, widow, r. NW cor Twenty-seventh
and Alabama, B. H.
Eoden W. H. (Brlgham, Hoppe & Co.) r. 1926 Sutter
B^" Eoden. See Bodden
Boderick Antone, r. 82 Clipper
Boderlck Joseph, washer La Grande Laundry, r. 212
Thirteenth
Boderick Joseph D., groceries and liquors, 455 Stev-
enson, r. 451 Stevenson
Boderick L. A. Mrs., saleslady Sherman, Clay & Co.,
r. 1065 Mission
Boderick Manuel, lanndryman La Grande Laundry,
r. 609 Seventh, rear
Eodermacher Frederick, second mate stmr Madrona
Bodge William, teamster, r. 24 Turk
Bodger Lawrence, teamster, r. 2208 Powell
Bodtjers Amanda Miss, dressmaker, r. 1128 Valencia
Eodgers Ann, widow, r. 1727 Market
Eodgers Annie, widow, r. 39 Fulton
Eodgers Annie, widow, r. 621 Minna
Eodgers Antone, finisher Sterling Furniture Co., r.
914 Sansome
Eodgers Antonio, r. 217 H Austin;
Eodgers Arthur (Hall & Eodgers) attorney at law,
rooms 1, 16 and 27 Nevada Block, r. Occidental
Hotel »o^- __-,.
Bodgers August, cook, r. 319 Fourth :y'm
Eodgers August F., assistant U. 8. Coast and Geodetic
Survey, r. 1023 Washington
Eodgers Caroline, dre.-smaking, 1534 Dolores
Eodgers Charles, lumberman, r. 9 Bincon Av
Bodyers Charles, wharf builder, r. 141 Minna
Eodgers D., printer, r. 763 J<i Howard
Bodgers Edward J., contractor, r. 1727 Market
Eodgers Ella Miss, dressmaker, r. 7"5 Twenty-third
Boduers Fernando S., sign painter. 217 Ellis, r. 29 Oak
Bodgers Frank, apprentlee John Hoey. r.39 Fulton
Bodgers George, painter, r. 207 Minna
Bodgers George W., laborer, r. 54 First
Bodgers Hubert, clerk, r. 574 Folsom
Bodgers James, r. 266 Brannan
Eodgers James fireman 8. F. Gas Light Co.. r. E •
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
Eodgers James D., carpenter, r. 735 Twenty-third
Boilgers James E., collector r. 1331 Howard
Bodgers James F., machinist, r. 112 Grove
Eodgers James L., compositor Mrs. L. G. Blchmond
& Son, r. 216 Francisco
Eodgers James S., blacksmith, r. 735 Twenty-third
Bodgers John (John Eodgers & Sons) r. 305 Grove
Eodgers John, blaiksroith, r. 621 Minna
Bodgers John, carpenter, r. 1534 Dolores
Bodgers John, expressman, r. 911 Greenwich
Bodgers John k Son (John. John J. and William T.>
livery and sale stables and dealers hay and grain,
1606 Market
Bodgers John C, broommaker. r. 73 Clementina
Eodgers John H., cook stmr Santa Bosa, r. 5 Broad-
way
Bodgers John H., switchman Market St. BE., r.
1806 H Market
Bodgers John I., major Ist Artillery U. S. A., Post
Commander, Alcalraz Island
Eodgers John J. (John Eodgers & Son) r. 238 Fell
Eodgers John J., laborer, r. Cable House
Bodgers John J., steward, r. 112 Grove
Rodgeis John J. teamster, r 1040 Hampshire
Rodgers John M., clerk County Clerk's Office, r. 238
Fell
Rodgers Joseph (Rodgers & Freitas) r. 573)^ Bryant
Roflgers Joseph, hostler,.r. 212 Mason
Rodsrers JosepU & Sons manufacturers cutlery
(Sheffield, Lng.) Thomas S. Conran agent, 120
Sutter
Rodgers Joseph C, clerk, r. 1727 Market
Roagers Joseph L., printer, r. 216 Francisco, rear
Eodgers Joseph M., clerk, r. 434 Golden Gate Av
Rodgers Lee O , physician, office 920 Market, r.
817 Grove
Eodgers Manuel, fisherman, r. 1329 Sansome, rear
Eodgers Margaret, cook, 120 Ninth
Bodgers Maria, widow, r. 1911 Dupont
Eodgers Mary, widow, r. 613 Second
Bodgers Patrick, fireman, r. 541 First
Bodgers Patrick B., laborer, r. E s Lnndy Lane, bet
Esmeralda and Virginia Ave, B. H.
Eodgers Philip J., searcher of records, r. 1727 Market
Bodgers B. F., gripmau Sutter St. BE., r. 2308 butter
Bodgers Thomas, r. S s Twenty-fifth, bet Guerrero
and Fair Oaks
Bodgers Thomas, fireman, r. 541 First
Rodgers Thomas, teamster, r. 661 Bryant
Bodgers William A., laborer, r. SW cor Golden Gate
Av and Devisad« ro
Bodgers William T. (John Bodgers & Sons) r. 305'
Grove
Eodgers William T., r. 1331 Howard
Eodgers & Freitas (Joseph Eodgers and Antonio
Freitas) barbers, 573J4 Bryant
t^ Bodgers. See Eogers
Eodifer David L., carpenter, r. 205 Twenty-third
Bodman Frank O. (Bodman * Co.) r. 1322 California
Bodman Gates B. (Bodman & Co.) r. 1322 California
Bodman Henry T. (Bodman & Co.) r. 1322 CHlifornIs
Bodman Mar.v A. Miss, forewoman Alexander Mackay,
r. 601 Post
Bodman & Co. (Henry T., Gates B. and Frank O. Bod-
man, Charles Louvry, G* orge Eidgeway and Leo-
pold Ehrlick) San Francisco Turf and Automatic
Stock Exchange, iUk California
Bodolph Edward G. (E. G. Eodolph & Co.) r. 132*
California
Eodolph E. G. k Co. (Edward G. Eodolph and John
De VaulU butchers, 1-2 California Market c--'*
Eodolph Erwin G.. collector Miller & Lux. r. ^1322
California
WINDOWJHADES.
Plain, Fringed, Decopated and Embroidered Shader
made to order In any size or style.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MAEKET STEEET,
NKIT ABOVE PALACE HOTEI,.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manofactorers of Show Caaea
and Store Fiztores.
37 MarM St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
Oi most deUcat«flaTor<nd the only tnie)ARPAO HARASZTHY & CO.,
Champagne produced in the United SUtes. )' 530 WASEHTQTOIT STE££T.
ROD
1013
ROG
RodrlRO Jusn N.. compositor La Correspoudencia, r.
10 Bernard
BodrlKue Michael I., receiving teller Donohoe, Kelly
& Co., r. 1K08 0"Farre;l
Rodriguez Alfre.I C, Brtist, 209 Grant Av
Rodriguez Autouio (Rodriguez & Rapozo) r. 613
Greenwich
Rodriguez Antonio O.. bookkeeper Cahn, Nickelsburg
& Co., r. 31(1 Stockton
Rodriguez Cainilio, dgarmaker Antonio Verdugo, r.
1207 Kearny
Rodrl»;uez Catnlina, widow, r. Greenwich, bet Oough
and Franklin
Rodriguez Fernando, printer, r. 502 Union
Rodriguez Ishmael A., machinist W. T. Garratt k
Co., r. 274 Minna
Rodrigupi .John, cooper, r. 2 Green PI
Rodriguez John, porter Flieler & Kiefer, r. 24 Hinck-
ley
Rodriguez John F., seaman, r. 315 Drnmm
Rodriguez Jose A. (Jose A. Rodriguez & Co.) r. 113
Jackson
Rodriguez Jos^ A. & Co. (Jos^ A. Rodriguez and
Adeliuo Bettencort) barbers. 113 Jackson
Rodriguez Jose M., waiter, r. H04 Vallejo
Rodriguez Louis, seaman, r. 1003 Battery, rear
Rodriguez Miguel, bootblack, r. 99 Stevenson
Rodriguez William, seaman, r. 2(53 East
Rodriguez A Itapozo (Antonio Rodriguez and Manuel
S. Rapozo) clothing, 319 Drumm
Rodner Charles G., woodcarver, r. 631 Locust Av
Bodust Bernard, insurance broker, 307 California, r.
1711 Polk
Roe A. E., machinist, r. 1533 Howard
Roe Edward A., foreman Cal. Electric Light Co., r.
The Baldwin
Roe George H. , secretary and manager California
Electric Light Co., '^22-232 Jessie, r. 1001 Pine
Roe James, teamster Cal, Bone Meal and Fertilizing
Co., r. W 8 Kansas, bet Colusa and Marin
Roe Patrick, laborer, r. 121 Bernard
Roe R. A., mate strar Colima
Roe Thomas, teamster Cutter & Co., r. 546^ Bryant
ae^ Roe. SeeRowe
Roeben George, liquor saloon and boarding, 37 Pacific
Uoeben George A., coppersmith, r. 39 Pacific
Roeber Christoph, carpenter and builder, 928 Post, r,
.V20H O'Farrell
Roeber Frederick, leather colorer J. C. Rend & Co. r.
216 Ritch
Roebke Frederick W.. cutter C. Lyons, r. 1319 Pine
Roebke Max, clerk Hills Bros., r. 402)4 Sixth
EOEBLING'S JOHN A, SONS CO,
manufiictarerg 'ivire und wire rope
(Trentou, N. J.) Squire V. Mooney
manager, 14 Drumm
Roebuck P. G., r. 37 X .Madison Av
Roebuck Thomas G.. boilermaker, r. 126 Silver
Roeckel Joseph, teacher music, 320 Post, r. Oakland
Roechner William, stock clerk Triest & Co., r. 1033
Howaril
Roedel Frederick, baker, r. 2719 Mission
Boeder Edward W., a.^sistant note teller London,
Paris and American Bank, r. 2.526)4 Mission
Roeder Frederick, bartender Albert Leeds, r. 854
Wet more PI
Roeder James A. C, physician, 8E cor Filbert and
Mason
Roeder Otto, confectioner E. Rotger i Co., r. 1719
O'Farrell
Roeder Paul, baker, r. 1205 Polk
Roeder Laussat R., student, r. NW cor Baker and
Halsiht '
Roed. r William F., bartender, r. 2.30 Turk
Roecling Freclerick, vice-president and cashier
German Savings and Loan Society, 526 California,
r. 1419 California
FRATINGtR & CO.
LADIES' SUITS
or ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
10") KEARXY STREET.
THE LATEST IMPROVED
PATENT WATER CLOSETS.
SANITARY SEWER CAS TRAPS
Put in by skilled workmen.
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1860. Telei.hone 315.
ROEHM & DAVISON cama^e
(foods, iron, steel, etc., (Detroit, Micii.)
Cecil Warner manajfer, 1U9 Calitornia,
room G
Roehrig Frederick L., architect, r. 1010 Leavenworth
Ri)emer.\dara F. E., waiter, r. 1727)4 Stevenson
Roomer B. Mrs., r. 52 Everett
Roemer Brotliers (Robert and Curt) proprletom
Vienna .Model Bakery, 203 Kearny
Roemer Christian, tailor, r. 501 Filbert
Roemer Curt (Roemer Bros. I r. 205 Kearny
Roemer Caspar, varnisher, r. 34 Hayes
Roemi r BMward, waiter Mrs. L. Heinemann, r. 1727
Stevenson, rear
Roemer Frederick, tailor, r. 115 Buchanan
Roemer George H., clerk, r. 52 Everett
Roemer Max, barlier, r. 52 Everett
Roemer Nettie, r. 52 Everett
Roemer Oscar, superintendent Pac. Vinegar and Pickle
Works, r. 411 Fulton
Roemer Robert (Roemer Bros.) r. 610 Leavenworth
Roemer William, cook, r. 228 Bush
1^" Roemer. See Romer
Roeunau John, bart^-n ier, r. 24 Turk
Roeuttgeu Jacob, night watchman Crystal Vinegar
Works, r. SW cor Fourteenth and Folsom
Roes(^h Louis (Uosenthal K R )esch| r. 2 Chatham PI
Ropsler Charles A., barber, 3412 Mission
Roesler Charles G., barber, r. 105.i Bryant
Roesler Fredericka Mrs., bakery, 1055 Bryant
Roesler Frederick W., laborer, r. 1727 Market
Roesler Henry A., broommaker, r. 1055 Bryant
Roesler Julius E., salesman, r. 445 Ninth
Roesler William, diamond merchant, r. 1727 Market
Roesner John, teamster, r. 1153 Howard
Roesaer Peter (Donovan iS Roesner) r. 35 Kate
Koessing Richard, bartender, r. 147 Third
Roessler George (John Nicholson & Co.) r. 3 Eliza.
beth
Roeth George H., jeweler Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 419
Folsom
Roeth Henry C, president Globe Business College,
640 Clay, r. New York
Roeth Sophie Miss, dressmaker, r. 605 Taylor
Roetlie Cliarles H.. druggist, 501 Third
Roethe L )uis H., r. 2523 California
»" Koethe. See Roeth and Roth
Roflf Charles, teamster Teele & Scott
Rofif Ernest, butcher, r. cor Venezuela and Railroad
Av
Roff Henry, night watchman, r. 926 J4 Minna
Boff William H., laborer, r. 636- Market
Roffestin Julian, cook Page & Falch, r. 133)4 Shipley
Roga Vincent, barber, r. 618 Broadway
Rogallo Martin (Rogullo & Tobias) r. Napa
Rogallo k Tobias (Martin Rogallo and Moses Tobias)
clothing and dry goods, .503 Montgomery Av
Rogiin Lawrence, clerk, r. SE cor Thirteenth and
Mission
Roge Louis, cook, r, 63 Tehama
Rogelet Hippolite, cook, r. imo Mason
Roger Leon, teacher Trinity School, r. 1604 Howard
Rogers A. Mrs., wid'.w, r. 1002 McAllister
Rogers Albert, r. 638 Commercial
Rogers Alfred, boat builder, W s Kentucky, bet Mer-
rimac and Fourth, r. 454 Sixth
Rogers Amos C, carpenter, 812 Folsom
Rogers Anna E. Mrs., artist, 120 Sutter, room 78, r.
1((8 Prospect PI
Rogers Charles, r. 28 Rues
Rogers Charles, casemaker Davis Bros, k Bergmann,
r. 611 Lombard
Rogers Charles, with Life Saving Service, r. 320
Drumm
Rogers Charles, proprietor The Baldwin Phar-
macy, NE cor Market and Powell
Rogers Charles, teacher music, r. 627 Grove
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mannfactarer ofeTerr dearrlption or
PABSBNOBR. STRBBT AND FREIGHT CASS.
4» to SO Beale Street, Mau Franclii««.
^Xr^:^ «-v.r^-n «sf TRUMAX, ISHAM & HOOKER, Asents for the Celebratett
>V agpOIlS. JELCIir.OW IRON AXJU£ WAGONS. 4:21-4=27 Market StreeU
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1014
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOBTEKa OF
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile,
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Rogers Charles A.., artist, 73 St. Ann's Bldg,
Franklin
r. ■426
Rogers Charles H., capitalist, r. 1206 Market
Rogers Chsiles 8., baggageman Valencia St. Station,
S. P. Co., r. 237 Chattanooga
Rogers Charles T., oysterman A. W. Manning, r. 702
California
Rogers Clarence, foreman, r. 138!^ Rose Av
Rogers Cornelius, seaman, r. 9 Prescott PI
Rogers Daniel attorney at law. 60i Merchant, r. NW
cor Baker and Haight
Rogers David J., blacksmith I. Bnrns. r. 26 Stetiart
Rogers Edward, driver William M. McCaffcrty, r.
Dorland, bet Guerrero and Dolores
Rogers Edward A., clerk general freight ofSce S. P.
Co., r. Oakland
Rogers Edward B. (Malter, Lind & Rogers) r. 614
Sutt«-r
Rogers Edward J., plasterer, r. Golden Gate Av. nr
Willard
Rogers Edwin N., bookkeeper R. F. Rogers, r. Grand
Hotel
Rogers E. M. Mrs., r. 1917 Mission
Rogers Emanuel, barber, 202 Secnnd, r. 36J6 Perry
Rogers Emma K. Miss, bookkeeper S. Morris k Co.,
r. 1061 Folsom
Rogers Ellis W., barber, r. 8 Sherwood PI
Rogers Ephraim T., master mariner, r. 407 Octavia
Rjgers Florence F., clerk, r. 1332 Pine
Rogers Francis E., shipearpenter, r. NW cor San
Jose Av and Twenty-ninth
Rogers Francis N , laborer Del Monte Milling Co.
Rogers Frank, seaman, r. 325 Bush
Rogers Frederick, clerk, r. 908 Geary
Rogers George, r. 424 Folsom
Rogers George H., helper U. S. Mint, r.908 Geary
Rogers George H., speculator r. 177fi Green
Rogers George Van B., clerk, r. 922 5i Folsom
lingers George W., assayer, r. 636 Commenial
Rogers George W., gold and silver leaf, 79 Ninth
Rogers George W., miner, r. 2233 Post
Rogers Harry D., bookkeeper Rix k Firth, r. S s Four-
teenth, nr Castro
Rogers Harry J. G., plnmber, r. 1706 3< Jessie
Rogers Henry, r. 527 Natoma
Rogers Henry, agent Samuel Merritt, 22 California,
r. Oakland
Rogers Henry, plumber Edwin H. Judkins, r. 4^
Dehone
Rogers Henry A., compositor Chronicle, r. 430 Na-
toma
Rogers Henry D., physician, 410 Kearny, room 1, r.
504 Greenwich
Rogers Henry J., r. 529 Mission
Rogers Henry O., superintendent Potrero and B.
V- RR., r. W s Kenturky. bet Nevada and Yolo
Rogers Herman, boots and shoes, 1315 Stockton, r.
1111 Mason
Rogers Hiram K.. purser stmr Santa Rosa, r. 1020
Greenwich
Rogers J., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Rogers Jacob, porter, r. 835 Mission
Rogers James, salesman B. H. Lichtenstein, r. 851
Bush
Rogers James, waiter, r. 451}^ Tehama
Rogers James J., expressman, r. 821 Treat Av
R'lgers James R., clerk, r. 833 Bush
Rogers Jaiues R., detective, r. 1919 Bmderick
Rogers Jeremiah, machinist, r. 1332 Pine
Rogers J. Henry, pilot, office 506 Battery, room 9, r.
Oakland
Rogers John, contractor, r. N s Washington, bet
Cherry and Maple
Rogers Johii. depnty Sheriflf, r. County Jail, Broad-
way, bet Kearuy and Dnpont
Rogers John, engineer Oregon Imp. Co., r. 1534 Do-
lores
Rogers John, laborer St. Mary's College
Rogers John H., boilermaker, r. 6 Natoma
Rogers John M., janitor, r. 21H Franrisco, rear
Rogers John M., upholsterer, r. 13^2 Pine
Rogers John S., seaman, r. 1603 Kearuy
Rogers Joseph, cook. r. 3HJ^ Geary
Rogers Joseph H., blacksmith I. Burns, r. 21 Dehone
Rogers Joseph T., lanndryman U. S. Marine Hospital
Rogers JoHiah N., carpenter. 132}< Bush, r. 1406 Pine
Rogers J. T., attorney at law, 420 Montgomery,
room2«, r. 1922 Sutter
Rogers Louisa, burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 1911 Dupont
Rogers Manuel, barber Joseph Sawyer, r. 36?^ Perry-
Rogers Manuel, deckhand stmr Mary Garratt
Rogers Alannfactarlng Co. Wm. (Hartford,
Conn ) manufacturers silver plated ware, A. I.
Hall & Son agents, 628-.t30 Market
Rogers Margaret, widow, r. 13.32 Pine
Rogers Maria A., widow, r. 108 Prospect PI
Rogers Mark, baker, r. St. Mary's College
Rogers Mary, widow, r. Grand Hotel
Rogers Maiy E., widow, r. 814 Green
Roger.^ Mary J., widow, r. 1603 Kearny
Rogers M. E. Mrs., midwife. 812 Folsom
Rogers Michael, laborer, r. 1717 O'Farrell
Rogers Nathan, physician, 703 Market
Rogers Nelson J., proptr Rogers' Mission Express,
offices 2222 Mission and 22 California, r. 821 Treat
Av
Rogers Noah G., clerk Samuel Merritt, r. Oakland
Rogers Oscar G., student, r. 602 Buchanan
Rogers Owen, bog ranch, S s Jersey, bet Diamond
and Douglass ,
Rogers P., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Rogers Patrick, carpenter, r. 2826 Harrison
Rogers Patrick, farmer. Ocean House Road, nr Far-
ley's Corner
Rogers Patrick, porter Pacific Club, r. 420 Niitoma
Rogers Peter, hostler Omnibus RR., r. 749 Folsom
Rogers Philip S., machinist i'ulton Iron Works, r.
872 Mission
Rogers Richard J., boilermaker Fulton Iron WorkB,
r. 508 Howard
Rogers Robert F., stockbroker, 330 Pine, room 10, r.
700 Post
Rogers Robert H.,r. 237 Chattanooga
Rogers Robert W., engineer, r. 237 Chattanooga
Rogers Saiiiual, clerk, r. 7:14 Harrison
Rogers S. L., attorney at law, 3.1 Montgomery Block
Rogers Solomon, merchant tailor, 1034 Market, r. 812
Octavia
Rogers Thomas, clerk, r. 1332 Pine
Rogers Thomas J., jeweler George C. Shreve & Co., r.
East Oakland
Rogers Thomas J., laborer, r. 12 Caroline
Rogers William, laborer, r. 327 Bay
Rogers William, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W »
Maryland, bet Sierra and Nevada
Rogers William, with Holbrook, Merrill 4 Stetson, r.
236 Minna
Rogers William H., office 411 California, r. 602 Bu-
chanan
Rogers William J., second-hand goods, 12 Taylor, r.
1709 Mason
Rogers William T., porter, r. 522 Howard
Rogers William W., captain sttnr Newark, r. Alameda
Rogers Z. M., clerk Davis Bros., 1234 Market, r. 434
Golden Gate Av
Rogers Zoe Miss, stenographer H. P. Gregory & Co.,
r. 1603 Kearny
Rogers & Brotlier, manufacturers silver plated-
ware (New York) Thomas S. Conran agent, 120
Sutter »•
Rogers & Hamilton (Waterbury, Conn.) Frank X.
Cicott agent. 406 Market
IPr Rogers. See Rodg^rs
Roaerson J. C, shirt mnfr 521 Valencia
Roget Joseph. fisherm;in. r. 3 Vallejo
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THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING
TO OBDEE AND BEADT-MADE.
Comer JtlOKTeOaiEBY and SOTTEK STS.
WASHINGTON Fire lis. Co. of Boston!
Capital, $1,000,000 GEO. D. DORNIN. Manager
Assets, $1,810,273 WK. SEXTOIT, Asst Manager.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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RoRB Lena Miss (Walt.>r k Kegel r. 11 Geary
RogKendorf Peter, butcher, r. 76U Howard
Koggeukamp Dors .Mrs., dreBsinaker, r. 243 Fifth
Rogg'-nkaiup Paul, liquor saloon, 246 Sutter, r. 243
Fifth
Rogaio Antone, laborer, r. r>28 Broadway
Roggio David, fruitt:, r. 9 St. Charles PI
Roggio John, bootblack, r. 628 Broadway
Roglet H., cook Palace Hotel
Rogowski John, lithographer, r. 52'' Natoma
Rogue J. S., waiter, r. 45i ^ Tehama
Rohan Domiuick, preparer Sauborn, Vail k Co., r. 415
Ninth
Rohan Thomas (Garvin A: Co.) r. 16 Mason
Rohde August (Rohde Bros ) r. 2m Tehama
Rohde Bernard H. (Rohde Bros.) r. SE cor Sixteenth
and Dolores
Rohde Brothers (August and Frank) boots and shoes,
.509 Jackson
Rohde brothers (Henry B. and Bernard H.) groceries
and liquors. SE cor Sixteenth and Dolores
Rohde Chai les, laborer, r. 419 Folsom
Rhode E. A: Co. (Ernst Rhode) grocers. 100.3 McAllister
Rhode Ernst |E. Rhode k Co.) r. 100:J McAllister
Rohde Frank (Rohde Bros.) r. Oakland
Rohde Hans J., r. 14 Twenty-sixth
Rohde Henry B. (Rohde Bros.) r. SE cor Sixteenth
and Dolores
Rohde aohn, groceries and liquors, 8W cor Clay and
Taylor, r. 1211 H Clay
Rohde John E.. laborer, r. 419 Folsom
Rohde John N., r. 52 Jessie
Rohde Walter, fireman, r. 417 Powell
Rohe George, student, r. 8W cor Ellis and Webster
Rohe Metha, bakery. SW cor Ellis and Webster
Roher Frederick, tailor, r. SW cor Tonquinand Brod-
erirk f
Rohl Frederlka. r. 1904 Larkin
Rohl WlUiara. lithographer, r. 1904 Larkin
RoIxlfTs Charles C, ship stores, liquors and gro-
ceries. SW cor Mission and East
Rohlffs Frederick, cook W. We.-'lerfeld, r. 127 Fourth
Rohlffs Gustave. clerk Henry Gehrt, r. 703 Dupont
Bohlffs J-ihn, laborer, r. 323 Jessie
Rohiiiig Frank, carpenter, r. 22H Rausch, rear
Rohling Henry B., carpenter, r. 34 Rausch
Rolm C. r. 6:<8 Commercial
Rohn Charles F. A., bookkeeper M. Goodwin 4 Co.,
r. 645 Cluy
Rohner Alois, liquor saloon, 321 Fourth
Rohr Louis H., r. 215 Powell
Rohrbach John J., jeweler A. Hirschraan, r. 2221 Pine
Rohrbacher Charles, upholsterer Bare Bros., r. 732
Ivy Av
Rohrbacher George M.. shoemaker, 89 Ninth
Rohrbacher Philip (F Kronenbers * Co.)r. 316 Fulton
Rohrer Jacob, brewer, r. 124 Austin
Rohrer William B., teamster, r. 2:J8 Seventh
Rohrig Charles, blacksmith B. Grave & Co., r. 341
Tehama
Rohrig Charles, foreman Greenebaum, Weil k Mi-
chels, r. 1013 Twenty-first
Rohrle Augustus, peddler, r. E s Potrero Av, nr Silver
Av
Rohrle Henry, laborer, r. 415 East
Rohrs Diedrich, groceries and liquors, SW cor Clay
and Mason
Rohrs George H., liquor saloon, SW cor ElUs and
Mason, r. 11 Dikeman PI
Rohrs Herman (Rohra >% Eagan) r. Alameda
Rohrs John D., groceries an 1 liquors, loO Eleventh
Rohrs & Eagan (Herman Rohis and Charles Eagan)
butchers and grocers, SW cor Second and Bryant
Rohrzeu Frederick, cook stiur .\pache, r. 323 Dupont
Rohte Erail (Kruse & Eulerl r. 1324 Geary
Rohte OttoL., draftsman H. Geilfuss, r. 1324 Geary
Rohweder Hans, soapmaker Philadelphia Soap Co., r.
618 Castro
DR. BAZAN'S
THEKMO-EI^ECTKIC
BDSSIAU anl TURKISH BATHS
Also Me^cated aid Electric Batlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
GARDEN HOSE,
LAWN SPRINKLERS, HOSE MENDERS,
HOSE COUPLINGS, HOSE PIPES.
W. E. LANE, Plumber,
605 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1800. Telephone Zli,
Rohwetier'H Hall, 403 Noe
Rojas Frank, vaquero James Beatty, r. Railroad Av.
bet Dominica and Servia
Rojas Jesus M. (Rojas & Johnson) r. Marquesas, nr
Railroad Av
Rojas .^: Johnson (Je-us M. Rojss and William R.
Johnson) proptrs South S. F. Park, W b Railroad
Av, bet Corea and Marciufsas
Rojo Louisa R., widow, r. 528 Ellis
Roland Francis, r. :f27 Clenientjiia
Roland George, chief engineer stmr T. C. Walker, r.
Oakland
Roland John M., bartender Joseph Nile, r. 24 Sixth
Roland Joseph, expressman, cor Market and Van Ness
Av, r. 8 Rose Av
Roland Peter, r. 216 Twelfth
Roland Thomas, expressman, SW cor Eddy and Tay-
lor, r. 1012 Mission
^ Roland. See Rowland
Rolauder John, waiter Ahlborn House
Rolando Giovanni, groceries, NW cor Church and
Twenty-eighth
Rolen F., l"armer, r. American Exchange Hotel
Roles William C, waiter, r. 619 Mission
Rolflf Frederick V. H.. millhand Jason Springer & Co.,
r. 907 Twenty-first
Rolff Henry, r. 3014 Mission
Rolflf Jacob, teamster, r. 1333M Pine, rear
Rolin Olof, tailor Nicholas Thorson, r. II Harlan PI
Roll John, waiter Ahlers & Schmidt, r. 636 Commer-
cial
Rolland Charles, teamster, r. HIS Harrison
Rolland J. B.. waiter, r. 272 Minna
RuUand Julius, chair andcabiuet work, 133-135 Beale,
r. Oakland
Rolland William, salesman, r. 303 Davis
Rallandi M., fruits and vegetables, NW cor Twenty-
sixth and Alabama
Rollberg Minnie Miss, glovemaker. r. 4.38)4 Hayes
Rolle Francis, tanner, r. N a Army, nr San Bruno
Road
Roller Adolph. commercial traveler, r. 110 Ellla
Roller Albert B., pressman, r. 1839 -Mission
Roller August, confectioner, r. 513)4 Hyde
Roller B., pressman Francis, Valentine & Co., r. 1001
Clav
Roller Carl (Kaechele k Roller) r. 439 Fulton
Roller Eugene, commercial traveler, r. 110 Ellis
Roller Frank R., superintendent Giant Powder Works,
r. West Berki ley
Roller Josiah W., engraver N. Gray & Co., r. 924 Sac-
ramento
Roller Oscar H., salesman Fredericksburg Brewing
Co.
Roller Thomas R., cabinetmaker, r. 1839 Mission
Rollett Thomas W., teamster, r. SW cor Spear and
Folsom
Rolletta Michael, r.lOll Stockton
Kolflf Kenry, r. 3014 Mission
Rolli Joseph, laborer F. Korbel & Bros.) r. 727 Bry-
ant, rear
RoUinger Fiank, cook M. Giurach. r. 305 Sixth
Rollins Ai. secretary Film r & Stiller Electrotype Co.,
414 Siicrameuto, r. Russ House
Rollins Ann Miss. r. 257 Perry
Rollins Auuie Miss, teacher Turk Street Primary
Scnool, r. 234 Oak
Rollins Francis M., clerk, r. 518 Capp
Rollins Frank B., r. 518 Capp
Rollins Frank H.. clerk W. H.Wood & Co., r. Oakland
BollitiB Krank M.. teamster, r. 50 Crocker
Rollins Henry B., bookkeeper B. B. Rollins, r.6 Al-
bion Av
Rollins Hiram R., citiarmaker, r. 6 Albion Av
Rollins John, mechanic, r. •it>04 Sacramento
Rollins John E., machine agent, r. 144 Natoma
Rollins M. A. Mrs., widow, r. 234 Oak
Rollins Marshall, tfeamster, r. 50 Crocker
W. B. BANCROFT & CO,
49 FIRST ST.
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FKOM NEW TYPE.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSKTS OVER FIVE niIX.I<IONS.
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FOR GAS, STEAM AND "WATER.
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Rollins Mary Mrs., r. 257 Perry
Rollins Beubeu R., auctioneer, 344 Kearny, r. 6 Albion
Av
Rollins Robert E. L., tinsmith Wiester & Co., r. 6
Albion Av
Rollins Wairen E.. teacher School of Design, r. Oak-
i land
. Rollins William, real estate, r. W e Scott, bet Callfor-
; uia and Sacramento
: «^ Kollins. See Ra-wlinS
ROLLS J OHN S« searcher of rec-
ords and conveyancer, 435 California,
' r. San Rafael
Rolls Richard F., r. 717 Hyde
: Rolph Frederick, r. 1410 Huward
i Rolph James, with Bank of California, r. 1210 Twenty-
1 firvt
I Rolph Joseph W., bookkeeper Risdon I. and L.Works
r. lfil.5 Hu-n-ard
Rolph William, carpenter, r. 2837 California
Roma Felipa, widow, r. 1318 Dupout
Roma Hotel, Gai tsno Beronio proptr, 818 Sansome
Roma J. Mariano (Cabrera, Roma & Co.) and '
I Consul Guatemala and Salvador, of&ce 123 Cali-
fornia, r. 708 CFarrell
' Remain Villion, cook, r. til9 Pacific
Romaine Nicholas T., manager I. S.Van Winkle
& Co., 413-415 Market, r. 1723 Buchanan
Romaine William, clerk general passenger and ticket
agent 3. P. Co., r. 1723 Buchanan
Romal S., messenger Northern Pacific Express Co., r.
j 331 Montgomery
! ROMAN Ai agent (Anton Roman)
I bookseller, publisher and general ag«ut
subscription books, 130 Sutter
I Roman Albeit C, engineer, r. 12 Hawthorne
' Roman Anton (.\. Roman agent) r. Oakland
I Roman Artificial Stone Manufactory,
Chatain & Gjlettl proprietors, 117 Stockton
Roman Bruno (Summertield A: Roman) r. 1523 Ellis
Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum, Sister
Stanislaus Roche Superior, Susquehanna, bet Al-
1 geria and Mauritius
Roman Cornelius, bookkeeper A. Roman, r. 1020 Ji
I Pme
I Roman H. * Co. (Herman Roman and Herman and
I Lesser Summerfleld) clothing, 101 Montgomery
' Roman Herman (H. Roman & Co.) r. 1521 Ellis
Roman Joseph, r. 605 Broadway
Roman Simon, barber, 1318 Market, r. 506 Hayea
; Romxfia Raphael, student Edwin O. Cochrane, r. 132
! Eady
Romanes House, H. M. Couch proprietor, 640 Golden
I Gate Av
1 Romani Louis, cook, r. 1112 Montgomery, rear
; Romani Louis (Romani & Alladlo) r. 5:i6 Green
Romani Salvatore (Romani & Martini) r. 19 Prescott
I Romani x AUadio (Louis Romani and Peter AUadio)
restaurant, 525 Sansome
I Romani fc Martini (Salvatore Romani and Giuseppe
j Martini) groceries and liquors, 416 B<-oadway
I Romhach Adrian E., butcher Derby & Strouse. r. 463
I Minna
! Romberg William, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Bush and Mason
Romeo Domirgo, liquor saloon, 40B Pacific
. Romeo Manuel, deckhand, r. 1113 M Kearny
Rouier Cecil, portrait and historical painter, r. 2407
! Sutter
: Romer Eugene, general agent German General
Benevolent Society, 535 California, r. 1926Alame-
I da Av, Alameda
Romer Frank, gardener, E b Mission Road, nr Six
I Mile House
Romer George A., piano tuner, r. 1733 Eddy
Romer John X., carpenter, r. 37 Second
Romer Joseph, clerk Edward Liebscher, r. NE cor
Pacific and Mason
Romer Robert E., hammerman Phelps Mnfg Co., r.
2727 Greenwich
Romer William H., clerk, r. 505 Powell
1^" Romer. See Roemer
Romero Louis T., teacher music, r. 807 Leavenworth
Romes Philip, mason, r. 24 Turk
Rumhild Julius A. P., clerk Mrs. Elsa C. Nessen, r.
SW ror Sierra and Tennessee
Romie Ernest, agent, r. 232(5 Clay
Romig H'-rman (R imig J: Timmerman) r. 405 Kearny
Romig & Timmerman (Herman Romig and Henry
Timmerman) cofi'ee saloon. 409 Kearny
Rommarleni J., carpenter, r. 6 Stark
Rommel August, printer J. C. Allison, r. 755 Powell
Kommel Charles (Koch & Rommel) r. 2125 Mason
Rommel Charles, miller Yolo Mills, r. 755 Howard
Romo B. Mrs., widow, r. 1707 Stockton
Rouio Frank, assistant cashier M. J. Flavin & Co., r.
1707 Stockton
Romp Frank H., brushmaker, r. 803 Montgomery
Ronagnon Michael, cooper Black Point Packine
House
Ronald Robert, laborer freight depot 3. P. Co., r. We
El Dorado, nr Bryant
Ronan Bernard, butcher Brown & Draper, r. Trini-
dad, bet Platte and Yazoo
Bonan James, butohef, r. cor Platte and Trinidad
Ronan James, foreman dyer Pac. Dye Works, r. Iowa,
bet Yuba and Yolo
Ronan John, butcher, r. S 8 Trinidad, bet Platte and
Yazoo
Ronau William, laborer, r. 647 Stevenson
Rouaut Aug., waiter Neveda Restaurant
Ronchetto Johu, peddler, r. 25 Madison Av, rear
Roncovieri Alfred, musician, r. 33 Hinckley
Roncovieri Marie L.. unfuBoished rooms, 33 Hinck-
ley
Rondeau Louis, carpenter, r. E 8 Third Av, bet Point
Lohos Av and Clement
Rondell Edward, clerk, r. 1425 Bush
Roudeni Joseph, carpenter, r. 10 Union PI
Rondinotti Carlo, liquors, 1622 J^ Stockton, r. 1821
Stockton
Rondinotti Charles, baker, r. 504 Union
Roney Edward, r. 1519 Jackson
Roney John V., printer Bacon & Co., r. 121 Mont-
gomery
1^" Roney. See Rooney
Ronicke Carl, salesman Joost Bros., r. 649 Jessio
Ronicke Frank, carpenter, r. 611 >j Natoma
Rontet Matthias, r. 620 Green
Rooch John W., bookkeeper J. H. A. Folkers k Bro.,
r. 712 Leavenworth
Rood A. Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 524 Sutter
Rood Alexander, carpenter, 929 Mission, r.24 Mint At
Rood Hatlie Miss, stenographer, r. 524 Sutter
Rood Mollie F., telegraph operator Wm. T. Coleroam
& Co., r. 31 Liberty
Roodhouse William, r. 266 Brannan
Rook Edward, co"k. r. 922 Howard
Rooker Walter, clerk, r. 324 Broadwiy
Rooney Andrew, liquor dealer, r. 213 Jones
Rooney Andrew, fireman, r. 6-.'9 Front
Rooney Annie, widow, r. 214 Hickory Av
Rooney B. P.. carpenter, r. Prospect Av, nr Cortland
R' oiiey Cornelius, saloonkeeper, r. 2009 Taylor
Rooney Dearby, deputy U. S. Shipping Commissien-
ers, r. Utah, nr Sixteenth
Rooney Enotius Rev., clergyman Dominican MonM-
tery, NW cor Steiner and Bueh
Rooney Frank, packer Phcenix Brewery, r. 516 Noe
Rooney Francis, clerk, r. 222 M Ritch
Rooney Francis, molder, r. 1406 H^'ward
Rooney James E., peddler, r. 214 Hickory Av
Rooney James J., rancher, r. W e Utah, bet Center
and El Dorado
UPHOLSTERY.
WHOLES AiZ AJTD EETAU,
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL-
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufactorers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtores.
37 Market St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY!
A natnral product of the Finest Grapes of ) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
thb World. But no addition of Brandy, f 530 WASHINaTON ST2EET.
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Roon^y Jaraes J. Jr., teamster, r. W a Utah, bet Center
and EI Dorado
Boouey Jtrfiniah. shipping agent, r. W a Utah, bet
Center and El Dorado
Rooney Juliu, currier, r. 115 Nineteenth
Roonc-y John J., bartender, r. 871 Market
Rooney Jolin P., teamster, r. 212 Hickory At
Rooney John T., painter Oicidcutal Hotel, r. 516 Noe
Roomy Katie Mies. r. 214 Hickory Av
Rooney M., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Rooney Mary Miss, dressmaker Miss Minnie James,
r. W B Utah, bet Center »nd El Dorado
Rooney Mary Mrs., dressmaking, r. 2423 Pine
Rooi^ey Michael, labon r, r. 123 Shipley
Boouey Patri( k, r. 1122 Larkin
Rooney Patrick, carpenter, r. Clipper, bet Diamond
and Douglass
Rooney Patrick, liquor dealer, r. 913 Broadway
Rooney Peter, laborer University Mound Reservoir,
r E s Bruno Road, bet Guadaloupe and Van-
couver, U. M. T.
Rooney Robert, plasterer, r, 7 Water
Rooney Thomas, r. 51ii Noe
Roouey Thomas, engineer La Grande Laundry
Rooney Thomas E., laborer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 913
Broadway
ROONEY THOMAS H,
proprlntor Caltfuruia Sforasre Ware-
liou8«>, 73a Mission, r. 91'4 Guerrero
Rconcy William, coachman, 8W cor California and
Gough
Boouey William, laborer, r. 647 Stevenson
Rooney William, laborer, r. 2523 Piue
l^" Roon<-y. See Roney
R'lop Benjamin, r. 113 Fourteenth
Roop Frank A., dairvinan, r. 28 Seventh
Roos Achille (Roos Bros.) r. 13(i2 Post
Roos Adolph (Roth .V Co.) r. Oci-ideutsl Hotel
R .08 Adolphe (Roos Bms.) r. 1362 Post
Boos Brothers (Adolphe and Achille) clothing, 31-37
Kearny
Roos Charles B., driver, r. 1623 Eddy
Roos Charles V,, restaurant 45 Third r. 645 Mission
Roos James, salesman Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. AU-
mt-da
Roos JoKephlne Mrs., furnished rooms, 645 Mission
Boos Philip, bartender, r. 215 Second
Root Charles H., barber Benjamin Harris, r. 836 Mis-
sion
Root C. R., with Whittler, Fuller ft Co., r. Oakland
Root Don A., laborer, r. 122 S.nn Jos6 Av
Root Elliott M. (Root fc Sanderson) r. 903 Rtelner
Root Ellis J. (Justi & Root) r. 437 O'Karrell
Root Eugene B., traveler Stearns, Worden & Co., r. 43
Sixth Av
Root Georae A., clerk Redington & Co.. r. Montgom-
ery's Hotel
Root George B.. with R. C. Hooker, r. 1814 Steiner
Root Gilbert W., bookkeeper Justi k Root, r. 437
O'Farrell
Root James W., engineer Siegfried & Brandensteln
Root John M., solicitor Frank C. Baxter, r. 437
O'Farrell
Root John W., wagonmaker, r. aOX Webster
Koot «!k Snnderson (Elliott M. Root and George H.
Sanderson) importers and jobbers groceries and
provision, 1'22-124 Market and 19-21 California
Ropcke Ueluiuth Mrs., bakery and confectionery,
1511 Dupont
Ropcke Helmuth F,, miller Washington Mills, r. 1611
l>upont
Ropenberg .\brara, r. 147 Seventh
Roper (iranville H., surveyor, r, 815 Stockton
Roper Henry, ship builder, r. 1419 Pacific
Ropi r J ami 8, steward, r. 83'i Mibsion
Roper Marv A. Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary School,
r. 312 Eddy
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HEADQUARTERS FOR
JERSEY WAISTS,
NEWEST GOODS. LATEST STYLES. LOWEST PRICES.
105 KEARNY STREET.
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MADE AND REPAIRED.
Roofs of all kinds made Wat«r Ti^Iat.
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Established 1860.
LANE,
505 KEABNT STBBBT.
Telephone 315.
Roper William, farmer Ocean House Road, nr Far-
ley's Old Corner
Roper-t Diedrich porter Braunscbwelger & Co., r.
406 V4 Sixth
Ropers Mathilde, dressmaking, 406^ Sixth
Roppel Conrad, maltster, r. 710 Brannsu
Rorke James, salesman, r. 907 Vallejo
tfc?" Rorke. See Rourke and O'Rourke
Rosa Joseph, barber, 433 Pine, r. 20 Calhoun
Rosa Joseph P. (Rosa & Troell) r. 803 Union
Rosa Manuel M., seaman, r. 117 Jackson
Rosa Thomas, actor, r. 702 California
Rosa & Troell (Joseph P. Rosa and Conrad Troell)
barbers, 657 Clay
Rosalia Armand B., collector, 214 Sansome
Roseelli Louis, clerk (Gabriel Bovo, r. 6 Margaret PI
RoschntHiiii Charles, lager and steam beer bot-
tler, 120 Shotwell
Rose Abraham, driver, r. 102 Freelon
Rose Alexander, S'-aman stmr Alameda
R'lse^A. W. Jr., mining, 224 California, r. San Mateo
Rose' Benjamin V., machinist Empire Foundry, r. 220
Sixteenth
Rose Charles, bartender J. Fritz Dawartz. r. 216
Montgomery Av
Rose Charles F., dental student, r. 1402 Bush
Rose Charles H., seaman, r. Ill Jackson
Rose D. R., steward stmr San Pablo
Rose E. A. Mrs., r. 608 Leavenworth
Rose Edward O., liquor saloon, 52 First, r. 935
Eiijhteenth
Rose Edward J., salesman Michslitschke Bros. & Oo. r.
603 Bush
Rose Ephraira, salesman H. Dutard, r. 1210 Mission
Rose Ernest, laborer, r. 25 Clinton
Rose Frederick, bartender, and extraman Engine No.
5, r. 1219 Stockton
Rose Henry, r. 618 Capp
Rose Henry, shoemaker, r. 1517 Sacramento
Rose Isaac A., blacksmith Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 11 Clementina
Rose Jacob, peddler, r. 46 Everett
Rose James, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons, r. 29
Minna
Rose John, cabinetmaker Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co.,
r. Oakland
Rose John, carpenter, r. cor Paraguay and Savannah
Rose John, peddler, r. 237 Clara
Rose John E., painter, r. 307 Third
Rose John J., furniture, 1046 Howard
Rose Josiah J., carpenter, r. S s Alvarado, bet Sanchez
and Noe
Rose Louts S., stockbroker, 406 Montgomery, r. 310
Stockton
Rose Nannie M. Miss, clerk Samuel Hill's Estate, r.
11 Hyde
Rose Nellie Miss, furnished rooms, 234 Sixth
Rose Numar, bookkeeper, r. 909 Buchanan
Rose Thomas, expressman, SW cor Fourth and Te-
hama, r, 616 Castro
Rose W. H., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r. Occi-
dental Hotel
Rose William T., clerk, r. 61« C»pp
Rosecrans Carl F., clerk Custom House, r. Piedmont
Rosetield Jacob, telegraph operator, r. 646 Mission
Rosekrans Frank S. student, r. 627 Webster
Rosekrans Henry M., painter, 517 California, r. 627
Webster
H. ROSEKRANS & CO.
(MILO S. JEFFERS.)
IMPORTEBS AND DEALEB3 IN
HARDWARE and BUILDER'S MATERIALS
638 MARKET STREET.
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
rannnraotnr^r of every deMeription of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 lu 5U Beale Mti-«et, Sau rraucl>eo.
R ft liner Pr^Q«fk<S TSUMAN, ISHAM & HOOKEB, 421-427 Karket St. HA¥,1U1>1%
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lilPOBTERS OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
Stieet Iroxx
AU Sizes and Numbers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
BosekraDS Maria A., widow, r. 922 Valencia
^^ Rosekrans. See Rosencrantz and Rosenkranz
Rosflla George, operator Brown Bros. & Co., r. 1008
Pacific
Kosemino Pietro, r. 604 Vallejo
Bosemond M. P. Mre., r. 3 Taylor PI
Bosemond Waiter, clerk Fritz & Kean. r. Lorln, Ala-
meda Co.
Rosen Christopher, oyster saloon, 1119 }j Market, r.
14 )i Bausch
Bosenau Hai'S, desman, r. 39 Pacific
Rosenbach Asher, clerk Laehman & Jacobi, r. 1324
Golden Gate &v
Eosenband Leopold, r. 309 Powell
Bosenbaum A., butcher, r. 5(i3J4 O'Farrell
Ruseubaum Albert M. (Roseobaum Bros.) r. 1901 Oc-
tavia
Rosenbaum Brothers (Samuel M. and Albert M. Ro-
Benbaum and Sigmund Strassbnrger) shipping
and commission luerphants, 206 Front
Rosenbanm Catherine, widow, r. 916 Broadway
Rosenbaum Charles W., bookkeeper M. Rosenbaum,
r. 1901 Octavia
Rosenbaum Emil D., bookkeeper Hagan & Rothchild,
r. 1901 Octavia
Rosenbanm Fr. H. & Co. (Fr. H. RoRenbaum
and George N»-lle) Importers French plate, Eng-
lish crystal, sheet and window glass, and manu-
faiturers French mirror plates and frames, 567
aiarket
Bosenbaum Frederick H. (Fr. H. Bosenbaum k Co.)
r. St. Helena, Napa Co., Cal.
Rosenbaum George H., teamster, r. 916 Brriadway
Rosenbanm Herman A., butcher, 1-2 Centre Market,
r. .503 }« O'Farrell
Rosenbanm I. S. & Co. (Isaac S. Rosenbailm)
manufacturers cigars and dealers tobacco, 26-28
Main
Rosenbaum Isaac S. (I. S. Rosenbaum & Co.) r. 1402
Jackson
Rosenbaum Moses, real estate, office 206 Front, r. 1901
Octavia
Rosenbaum Samuel H., salesman I. S. Bosenbaum &
Co., r. 1402 Jackson
Bosenbaum Samuel M. (Bosenbaum Bros.) r. 1901
Octavia
Rosenbaum Sigmund D. (Bosenbaum & Co.) r. New
York
Rosenbaum Simon (Rosenbaum & Scheeline) r. 1409
California
Bosenbaum Valentine (Rosenbaum & Co.) r. 309 Pow-
ell
Rosenbanm & Co. (Sigmund D. and Valentine
Rosenbaum, Morris Augustine and Max Hellman)
importers hosiery, fancy goods, etc., 125-127 San-
some
Rosenbanm & Srbeeline (Simon Rosenbaum
and Simon C. Scheeline) attorneys at law, 325
Montgomery, room 2
Rosenberg Aaron B., shoemaker Benjamin Rosen-
berg, r. 478 Jessie
Rospnbf rg Abraham, clerk S. W. Rosenstock k Co., r.
1721 Clay
Rosenberg Adolph, clerk Haas Bros., r. 1721 Clay
Rosenberg August A., salesman Kohler & Chase, r.
Maple C<iurt, nr Fonrt<^enth
Rosenbere B., domestic 811 Turk
Rosenberg Benjamin, shoemaker, 33 Eddy, r. 478
Jessie
Rosenberg Benjamin G., salesman Held Bros. 4 Co.,
r. 1306 Lagui a
Rosenberg Bernard, bookkeeper Loewe Bros., r. 822
Ellis
Rosenberg brothers (Max and Isidore) dry goods, 55
Third
Rosenberg Charles (G. Rosenberg & Son) r. 1306 La-
guna
Rosenberg Charles, butcher, r. 324 Ji Guerrero
Rosenberg Charles, cigarmaker, r. 1001 Powell
Robenberg Charles, collector M. Brandenstein b Co.,
r. Hli O'Farrell
Rosenberg Charles K., bookkeeper Hicks & Jndd, r.
18 Moss
Rosenberg David, cutter G. Rosenberg & Son, r. 1306
Lhguna
Rosenberg E. Mrs., widow, r. 1819 Sutter
Rosenberg Edward, clerk S. Koshland & Co., r. 210
Hyde
Rosenberg Flora Mrs., hair dressing. 3 Harriet
Rosenberg G. & Son (George and Charles) mnfrs caps,
518 Market
Rosenberg Gay Allender, stenographer Jacob Rosen-
berg, r. 1721 Broderick
Rosenberg George (G. Rosenberg & Son) r. 1306 La-
guna
Rosenberg George, butcher, r. 2017 Howard
Rosenberg Hans, seaman stmr San Vicente
Rosenberg Isidore (Rosenberg Bros.) r. 55 Third
ROSENBERG JACOB,
Wool Commission Mercliant, 40 Cali>
fornia, r. 1721 Broderick
Rosenberg Joe, fancy goods, 40 Geary, r. 81t
O'Farrell
Bosenberg Joseph, bookkeeper S. Koshland b Co., r.
310 Hyde
Rosenberg Joseph, office 410 Montgomery, r. Palace
Hotel
Rosenberg Joseph L., butcher, r. 2232 Post
Rosenberg L. B., sheet music and musical Instm-
ments, 922 Market, r. Maple C'>urt nr Fourteenth
Rosenberg Leah Miss, teacher Eighth Street Primary
School r. 1306 Laguna
Rosenberg Lena, widow, r. 1721 Clay
Rnsenberg Leon, bookkeeper, r. 2212 Fillmore
Rosenberg Lewis, stationery, 506 Market, r. 715 Ellis
Rosenberg Lewis clerk Jacoby Bros., r. 18 Moss
Rosenberg Louis, clerk Morris Rosenberg, r. 360
Minna
Rosenberg Louis, painter, M. J. * J. J. Donovan
Roaenberg Louis S., bookkeeper Sinsheimer Bros., r.
210 Hyde
Rosenberg Louis S.. butcher, 4 New Metropolitan
Market, r. 5:i2 O'Farrell
Rosenberg M. Mrs., widow, r. 803 Turk
Rosenberg Manfred, cigarmaker, r. 532 O'Farrell
Rosenberg Max (Rosenberg Bros) 55, Third
Rosenhprg Melville, cashier Joe Rosenberg, r. 814
O'Farrell
Rosenberg Melville, stock clerk Schweitzer & Co., r.
803 Turk
Rosenberg Meyer J., insurance, 301 California, r. 814
O'Farrell
Rosenberg Morris, jeweler, 47^ Third, r. 360 Minna
Rosenberg Mises. cattle dealer, r. 1819 Ji Howard
Rosenberg Robert C, with Jacob Rosenberg, r. SW
cor Broderick and Pine
Rosenberg Samuel r. 524 Minna
Rosenberg Samuel, mnfr walking canes. Ocean Beach,
nr Cliff House
Rosenberg Samuel, salesman Joe Rosenberg, r. 814
O'Farrell
Rosenberg Samuel, shoemaker, 97254 Folsom, r. 524
Minna
Rosenberg Solomon S., butcher, r. 210 Hyle
Rosenberg William, laborer Cal. Bone Meal and Fer-
tilizer Co.
t^" Rosenberg. See Rothenberg
Roseuberger Arthur, painter, r. Twenty-ninth, bet
Alabama and Florida, B. H.
Ro8enl>ereer Cimrad, r. Twenty-ninth, bet Alabama
and Florida
Rosenberger Edward J., shoemaker P. F. N >lan b
Sons, r. Twenty-ninth, bet Alabama and Florida
Rosenblatt Arthur S., with Samson Rosenblatt, r. 1814
Gough
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Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
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WIL SEZTON, As^t. Uuage:.
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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Rosenblatt EdgHr. bookkeeper, r. 1814 GouRh
Rosenblatt I^a1c, salesinnii 8on Bros., r. 18!< Oak
RoBenblatt Milton, conmiercial traveler, r. IHUGouKh
RoBeiiblatt Suiiiaoii, general manager The Calhnun
Distillint? Co. (Covington, Ky) office 116 Califor-
ni«, r. 1814 Ooiigh
Rosenblatt Simon, r. 219 Mason
Roeeiibloom Marv, widow, r. 413 Jessie
Rosenblnm Brothers (Harry and Daniel) boots and
shoes, 401 Hayes
Roaenblum BrotUera(H-rman and Solomon) drygoods,
1519 Hyde, and millinery, 14l:i Stockton
Rosenblum Daniel (Rosenblnm Bros.) r. r.18J4 Hayes
Rosenblum Harry (Rosenblum Bros.) r. 723)i Golden
Gute Av
Rosenblnm Harry L. (Kosenbluna fcAbrahara) r. 911J4
Natoma
Rosenblum Herman (Rosenblum Bros.) r. 1519 Hyde
Rosenblum Joseph, merchant, r. 633 O'Farrell
Rosenblum Joseph, shoemaker, r. 723)4 Golden Gate
Av
Rosenblum Morris, merchant, r. 805 O'Farrell
Rosenblum Philip, shoemaker, 207 Sixteenth
Ro.tenblum Ralph, salesman A Schwartz, r. 152 Fifth
Rosenblum Sanmel, clerk, r. 207 Sixteenth
Busenbluin Sarah Miss, saleslady I. Freud & Co., r.
805 O'Farrell
Rosenblum Solomon (Rosenblum Bros.) r. 1519 Hyde
Rosenblnm k Abraham (H. L. Rosenblum and Gabriel
Abraham) merchant tailors, 1103 Market
Rosenbohm Frank, laborer, r. NE cor Kearny and
Broadway
Rosenbohm John H., r. 933 Valencia
Rosenbrock Charles, teamster John Smith, r. Helvetia
Hotel
Bosenbrock John, traveling salesman Livingston &
Co., r. 21 Guerrero
Rosencrantz Abraham, pianoraaker, r. 431 Sixth
Rosencrantz August, collector, r. 431 Sixth
Roxenciantz Betsy, widow, r. 431 Sixth
Rosencrantz Isidor. planotuner, r. 4:<0!-^ Sixth
Rosencrantz Julius, furuishiug goods, 548 Fourth
Rosencrantz Louis, fHucy dry goods. 252 Fourth
Rosencrantz Moses (Friedmau t Rosencrantz) r. 431
Sixth
Rosencrantz Nathan, physician, r. 431 Sixth
l^T" Rosencrantz. See Rosekranz and Rosenkranz
Rosendahl Elizabeth J., widow, r. 902 Filbert
Rosendahl John, agent, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Rosendale Adrian C, r. 102 Ellis
Roseudoru Emil, teacher music, r. 2132 Pine
Rosendorn Solomon, shademaker W. & J. Sloane &
Co., r. 2132 Pine
Rosener Abraham, cutter P. F. Nolan & Sons, r. 4
Central Av
Rosener Henry, carpenter, r. 435 Pine
Rosener Herman, tailor, r. 908 Buchanan
Rosener Hyman. tinsmith, r. 216)4 Linden Av
Rosener Marie Miss, shoefltter, r. 216)4 Linden Av
Rosener Moritz shoecutter r. 216)4 Linden Av
Rosener Samuel, acting president Pacific Postal
Telegraph Cable Co., 14-15 Nevada Block, r. 1430
Geary
Rosener Sigmund, barber, 119 Sixth, r. 217 Seventh
Rosenfeld Abraham, drygoods, 918 Larkiu
Roseiifeld Amelia Mrs., r. 209 Thirteenth
Rosenfeld Edwin A., drugglht, r. 605 Laguna
Rosenfeld Ernst, clerk, r. 555 Jessie
Rosenfeld Henry, with John Rosenfeld, r. NW cor
Fulton and Pierce
Rosenfeld Joltn, shipping and commission mer-
chant, and proprietoi- Dispatch Line to New York,
agent Vancouver Co:il. Mining and Land Co.
(limited) wholesale nnd retail coal dealer, yards
NW cor Spear and Howard. W s Front, bet Val-
lej') and Green, and S s Brannun, bet First and
Second, office 202 Sansome, r. NW cor Fulton
and Pierce
DR. BAZAN'S
TlIKKMO-i:i.KCTKIC
RUSSIAN mi TURKISH BAIBS
Also Medicated and Electric Eatlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED
CHIMNEYS REPAIRED. CHIMNEY SWEEPING.
Cliininey Top* thut will dru^v.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Estnbllsliea 1880.
Telephone 31&
Rosenfeld Louis, with John Rosenfeld, r. NW cor
Fultou and Pierce
Rosenfeld Solomon, r. 2025 Pine
Rosengarden A., boots and shoes, 108 Grant At
Rosengarn John H., r 85 Ninth
Rosen;irave Knte, widow, r. 1907 Howard
Roseugrave Thomas, teamster, r. 1907 Howard
Rosenhiim Aaron, commercial traveler, r. 33 Clinton
Park
Rosenheim Abraham, capitalist, r. 331)4 Bush
Rosenheim Albert, cigars and tobacco, NE cor Kearny
and Market, r. 137 Montgomery
Rosenheim Annetta Mrs., r. 1022 Mission
Rosenkranz Charles, liquor saloon, SB cor Green-
wich and Steiner
Rosenkranz Louis, butcher, r. SE cor Greenwich and
Steiner
I^T" Rosenkranz. See Rosekranz and RosenTantz
Rosenluud Gustave T., master mariner, r. 1918 Mason
Rosenlund P. Albert, canner The Morgan Oyster Co.,
r. 1918 Mason
Bosenmoller Louisa Mrs. (C. H. Hellstrommer & Co.)
r. 14 VVashington
Rosenqnist John, liquor saloon, 411 Drumm
Rosenshine Adolph IM. Rusenshine b Bro.) r. 1305
OctMvia
Rosenshine George (Weil, Frank & Co.) r. 902 O'Far-
rell
Rosenshine Leopold (M. Rosenshine & Bro.) r. 902
O'Farrell
Rosenshine M. k Brother (Matthias, Adolph, Leo-
pold and M. W. Rosenshine) importers leaf to-
bacco and cigars, 413-415 Battery
Rosenshine Matthias (M. Rosenshine & Bro.) r. New
York
Rosenshine Moritz W. (M. Rosenshine &, Bro.) 415
Battery
Roseuson Henry, glazier, r. 908 Buchanan
Rosenson Joseph H.. carpent-r. r. 908 Buchanan
Rosenstadt Michael, salesman Newman & Levinson,
r 842 McAlli-ter
Rosenstein Ab", clerk Isidor Rudee, r. 145 Ninth
Rosenstein Fritz, agent, r. 6.57 Harrison
Rosenstein Jacob, boots and shoes. 145 Ninth
Rosenstirn Julius, physician and surgeon, 932
Sutter, NE cor Hyde
Bosenstock Samuel W. (S. W. Rosenstock & Co.) r.
Palace Hotel '
Rosenstock S. W. & Co. (Samuel W. Rosenstock
and Marion Leventritti manufacturers boots and
shoes. SE cor Bush and Sansoiue
Rosenthal A., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Rosenthal Abraham (Rosenthal & Schwartz) r. 613
Franklin
RosentUul Adolpti, consul German Empire, 318
Sacramento, r. 835 Post
Rosenthal Brothers (Maurice and Samuel) clothing,
NW cor Post and Grant Av
Rosenthal Brothers * Co. (Isaac L. and Meyer Rosen-
thal and Moses Sondheimer) boots and shoes, 132
Post and 141'> Polk
Rosenthal Burt A., bookkeeper Schweitzer & Co., r.
Ifili. Bush
Rosenthal Charles, butcher 8. Gans, r. 535 O'Farrell
Rosenthal Charles, with C. Muller. r. 218 Halght
Rosenthal Charles H.. ph.vsician. -'OM Mission
Rosenthal David, candymaker Schroder, Albrecht &
Co., r. Handall. nr Cljenery
Rosenthal EmIl, salesman I. Bush & Co., r. 10 Mon-
roe
Rosenthal Fanny, widow, r. 833)4 Geary
Rosentliiil, Feder &Co. (Samuel Feder) import-
ers boots and shoes. 33-35 Battery
Rosenthal George, seaman, r. 263 East
Rosenthal George W., salesman Rosenthal Bros., r.
325)4 Geary
Rosenthal Getel Mrs., ladies underwear, 120 Sixth, r.
1009 Mission
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TSLEFHONB 82.
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
Rosenthal Helen, widow, r. 817 Webster
Rosenthal Henry, furnishing goods, 144 Third, r.
1410 GeHry
Rosenthal Hubert, salesman Ackerman Bros., r. 110
Ellis
Rosenthal Hyman M., r. 1005 Mission
Rosenihal Isaac, clothing. 202 Pacific
Eosentbal Isaac L. (Rosenthal Bros. & Co.) r. 304
Stwhton
Rosenthal Jacob, r. 47 Rubs
Rosenthal Tacob, janitor B'nai B'rlth Hall, 121 Eddy,
r. 53.5 O'Farrell
Roeeothal John, vlaegarmaker Fisher Packing Co., r.
cor Thiitieth and Mission
Rosenthal Joseph, attorney at law, 420 Montgomery,
r. 145 Ellis
Rosenthal Joseph, furniture and carpets, 110-112
Fourth, r. 109 Grove
Rosf-nthal L., salesman, r. 110 Ellis
Rosenthal Leonard, clerk Louis Wertheimer & Co., r.
1517 Mhsou
RoBenthsl Louis, r. .ISS O'Farrell
Rosenthal Loui:*, clerk Harry W. Syz, r, 835 Post
Rosenthal Louis, painter, r. 79a Mission
Rosenthal Louis, ped'ller, r. 448 Tehama
Rosenthal Lndwiir (Rosenthal .t Roesch) r. 1021 Post
Rosenthal Marcos, attorney at law, 318 Pine,
room 7. r. 1319 Golden Gate Av
Rosenthal Mtrk, clerk, r. 413 Larkin
Rosenthal Maurice (Rosenthal Bros.) r. 325H Geary
Rosenthal Max. r. 413 Lsrkin
Rosenthal Max. cashier Fechheimer, Goodkind& Co.,
r. 2204 California
Rosenthal Meyer (Rosenthal Bros. & Co.) r. 304 Sutter
Rosenthal Morris, r. 3-'5^ Geary
Rosenthal Morris (M. Scheyer & Bro.) r. 603 Fell ,
Rosenthal Morris, btirber, 307 Grant Av, r. 907 Jones
Rosenthal Moses S., dry and fancy goods. 1 Sutter, r.
2333 Bush
Bosenthal Nettie Miss, shoefitter Solomon Marks, r.
721 Minna
Rosenthal P., fruit dealer, r. S s Randall, nr Chenery
Rosenthal Rachel, r. 413 Larkin
Rosenthal Raphael, entry clerk Buyer k Reich, r.
927 $4 Jackson
Rosenthal Samuel, r. 121 Eddy
Rosenthal Samuel (Rosenthal Bros.) r. Baltimore
Rosenthal Samuel, clerk, r. 535 O'Farrell
Rosenthal Samuel, coid maker M. Ettinger, r. Che-
nery. nr Thirty-first
Rosenthal Samuel E., clerk, r. 1009 Mission
Rosenthal Sigmund, bookkeeper Kraker k Israel, r.
mo Oea-y"
Rosenthal WilUam, barber, 11 Ji Jackson, r. 106 Jack-
KOSENTHAL & ROESCH
(lindwig Rosentlial and Lionlg Roesch)
steam prlntersand en^^ravers, 419 Sac-
ramento and 'JZO Sansome
Rosenthal .t Schwartz (.\brahaiu Rosenthal and Isldor
Schwartz) tailors, 212 Montgomery
Rosentreter George W., 216 Turk
Rosentreter Otto, groceries and liquors, cor Perry
and Third, r 516 Bryant
Rosenwing Peter, searnsn, r. 229 Perry, rear
Rosenzweig C Mrs., widow, r 1849 Stevenson
Roseuzweig Isidor H., salesman E. Mansbacb & Co.,
r. 73ii Geary
Rosenzweig Jennie, widow, r. 736 Geary
Bosenzweig Josepn, r. 736 Geary
Bosetta Andreas, fisherman, r. 117 Vallejo
Rosewald Julia, teacher music, 1524 California
Rosewariie Samuel, saloon keeper. r.902 Montgomery
Rosewell George B.. draftsman Geo. C. Shreve k Co.,
r. NW cor Pacific and Gough
RoBie John, engineer U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r. 134
Bartlett
RoBie Walter, secretary U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., 618
Market, r. 226 Chattanooga
Rosin Anna Mrs., r. 335 Jessie
Rosin Charles, copper plate printer George M. Wood
& Co., r. S.'^o Jessie
Rosin Robert, sign painter Swan fc Stein, r. 335 Jessis
Rosis Alphonse. blacksmith Murray Bro.s., r. 8 Erie
Boskaiup Henry F., policeman, r. N s Dominica, bet
St. John and Susquehanna
Roskamp William J., teamster, r. 18 M Otis PI
Ross Adam, groceries and liquors, S E cor Ellis and
Pierce
Ross Alexander, bookkeeper Henry Coubrongh k Co.,
r. 9 Glen Park Av
Ross Alexander, carpenter, r. 2 Park PI
Ross Alexander, shoemaker, 503 Hayes
Ross Alfred, oiler stmr Santa Rosa, r. 132 Lsngton
Ross Alfred, painter, r. 1207 Howard
Ross Allan O. (Deltino & Ross) r. 1313 Kearny
Ross Angus, teamster, r. 838 Harrison
R .SB Annie Miss. r. 2-36 Taylor
Ross Arthur, tanner, r. 1525 Dolores
Ross Belle Miss, dressmaking, 316 Sutter
Ross Benjamin F., watchman Sutter St. RR., r. 1810
Polk
Ross Brothers (Nathan and George) millinery goods,
938 Market
Ross Carl, seaman Bchr Dreadnaught
Ross Caroline A., widow, r. 1126 Howard
Ross Charles, clerk, r. 211 Turk
Ross Charles, wau'onmater, 521 Market, r. 509 Mission
Ross Charles A., compositor Chronicle, r. 61H Clara
Ross Chnrles L., tailor, 638 Clay, r. 1506 Leavenworth
Ross Colin S., assistant bookkeeper Goldberg, Bowen
& Co., r. 9 Glen Park Av
Ross Daniel, contractor, r. 734 Guerrero
Ross David, r. 227 Second
Ross David, carpenter, r. 2 Par:< PI
Ross Donald (Ross & Hewlett) r. 29 Albion Av
Ross Donald W., carpenter S. M. Hills, r. 321 Pacific
Ross Duncan, ship steward, r. 402 Broadway
Ross E<lward, bartender Angus McLeod
Ross Edward, teamster Somers & Healey, r. 7 Fal-
mouth
Ross Emanuel, r. 517 Golden Gate Av
Rosa Frank P., clerk H. Lash. r. 1525 Dolores
Ross Frederick, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. S s Beach bet Hyde and Larkin
Ross George (Rass Bros.) r. The Baldwin
R >ss George, sexton, r. 18 Lapidge
Ross George, ship carpenter. 6 Folsom. r. 19 Silver
Ross George A., carriage painter, r. 1525 Dolores
Ross George D., expressman, r. 1706 Baker
Ross Gustave. teamster, r. 838 Harrison
Ross Henry 7., commercial traveler, r. lOi Height
Ross Herbert M., watchman, r. 223 Harrison
Ross Hugh F., r. 1035 Valencia
Ross lames, r. 531 O'Farrell
Ross James (J. T. Armstrong & Co.) r. 250 Jessie
Ross James, contractor, builder and asphaltum
worker, NW cor Van Ness and Linden Avs, r. lOT
Fell
Ross James, patrijlman Morse's Patrol, r. 132 Langton
Ross James Jr., patrolman Morse's Patrol, r. 133
Langton
Ross lames A., salesman J. 3. O'Brien k Co., r. 9
Glen Park Av
Ross James F., teamster, r. 1436 Fills
Ross James M., bricklayer, r. 2635^ Harrison
Ross James P., compositor Francis, Valentine k
Co., r. ir,05 Turk
Ross Jemima, widow, janitress Greenwich Street
Primary School, r. 100 Valparaiso
Ross J. Frank, drayman White Sewing Machine Co.,
r. 1439 Ellis
Ross Johanna Mrs., liquor saloon, 20 Everett
Ross John (Lauriston & Ross) r. NE cor Twenty-
second and Chattanooga
W, & J, SLOANE & CO.
Hotels and Steamboats completely furnished with
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY.
Special Prices Given.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PAI^CE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO
Manufacnirers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
Also the finest ftnAea of CUrets, HoekH. ) ARPAO HARASZTKY A CO.,
Burgundies, Sauternes. Ports »iid Sherries ) 630 WASHIMOTON STBEST.
ROS
1021
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RoH John, contractor, r. 416 Hyde
RoHB John, miller Henry Coubrough k Co., r. 2 Park
PI
Bora John, quartermaster stnir City of Rio de Janeiro
Ross John, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 9 Olen
Park Av
Ross John, shoemaker, 362 Jesftie
Ross John, waRonmsker r. 1215 Scott
Ross John A., bookkeeper, r. 1222 FoUom
Ross John C, fireman Market St. RR., r. 794 Steren-
son
Ross John E., ganfitter, r. 132 Langton
Boss Johu F., clerk John Miller, r. 1315 Jackson
Ross John R., butcher, r. 4 Delaware Court
Bosh Joseph, deckhand otmr Mure Island
Boss Joseph, driver Central RR., r. 530 Sixth
Ross Joseph, helper Fulton Iron Works, r. 549 How-
ard
Ross Joseph, laborer, r. 918 Montgomery
Ross Joseph, plaster, r. 726 Gough
Ross L. Mrs., widow, r. 429 Steyenson
Ross L. C, tailor, r. LIOG Leavenworth
Ross Malcolm A., carriage maker, r. 2 Margaret PI
Ross Margaret, domestic 526 Chestnut
Ross Mans, r. 220 Fulton
Ross Mary E., widow, r. 515 }< Valencia
Ross Maurice, inacbiuist Joshua Hendy Machine
Works r. West Berkeley
Ross Nathan (Boss Bros.) r. New Tork
Ross Otto, boot aud shoemaker, fiO Seventh
Ross Otf o, cigarmaker .J .W. Shaeflfer & Co., r. 228 Bush
Ross Robert, clerk H. A. Bosenbiium, r. 9 Glen Park
Av
Ross Robert, waiter, r. 107 Natoma
Ross Samoel, clerk, r. 1130 Market
Ross Samuel, peddler, r. 440 Niuth
Ross Samuel A., molder, r. 666 H Bryant
Ross Samuel M., bricklayer, r. 26 Derby PI
Ross Sidney A., gripman Market St. RR., r. 1227
Hayes
Ross Simon, weigher, r. 957 Market
Ross Theodore B. , livery stable, SE cor Geary
and Leavenworth, r. 6H7 Geary
Ross Thomas, plumber and gasfltter, 316 Bush, r.
1667 Mission
Ross Thomas, salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 919^
Howard
Ross Thomas L., clerk George Ross, r. 19 Sliver
Ross W., r. 63« Commercial
Ross Walter W., cashier, r. 1706 Baker
Ross Wil lam, carpenter, r. 2 Park PI
Roes William, clerk general passenger and ticket
apent S. P. Co., r. 918 Bush
Ross William, contractor, r. 734 Guerrero
Ross William, stevedore, r. 8 Vaudewater
Ross William, waiter r. 246 Fourth
Robs William H., collector, r. 211 Turk
Ross William H., macbinit-t. r. tmn Bryant
Ross William J., manager T. W. Scott, r. 14 Thlr-
teenth
ROSS WILLIAM T. <..«...
elocution, author Voice Culture and
Klocution, 78-79 St. Ann's Building;,
6 Eddy, and professor elocution Trinity-
School and Y. M. C. A.
Ross William W., manager C. L. Steylaars, NE
cor Seventeenth and Dolores, r. 515)4 Valencia
Ross William W., salesman Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
110 Hyde
Ross W. Leith, clerk Nevada Bank, r. Alameda
Ross & H«"«vlett (Donald Ross and Frederick Hew-
lett) commission merchants, 300-302 Davis
Rossbach Catherine, widow, r. 1517 )i Hyde
RoBsbach Charles H., salesman, r. 1134 Green
Rossbach Frank; W., proprietor San Francisco
Packing and Provision Co., 517-521 Washington,
r. 2435 California
FRATINGER & CO.
READY-MADE SUITS
FOR
LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREIT.
105 KEARNY STREET.
REFLECTORS,
FOB SHOW WINDOWS AND STOEES,
MADE AND REPAIRED.
W. E. LANE,
Plumber
605 KEARNT STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Russeter Georg.- R. (Hosseter« Smith) r. Alumeda
otseter John H. (Rosseter & Smith) r. Alameda
Rotseter Johu H. Jr., clerk J. W. Grace & Co., r. Ala-
meda
EOSSETER & SMITH .George
R. and John H. Rosaeter and Stephen
M. Smith) importers calfsklnfi, shoe,
fin din firs and shoe machinery, 545
Market
Rossi A. & Co. (Angelo Rossi and Qiacomo Ferretto)
liquor saloon, 5',^1 Commercial
Rossi Alberto, laborer, r. 19 Bartnl
Rossi Anaelo (A. Rossi k Co.) r. 533 Green
Rossi Antonio (RoksI k Son) r. 515 Broadway
Rossi Domlnico P., veterinary surgeon, 1400
Dupont
Rossi Edwin D., waiter, r. .'S02 Pine
Rossi Elizabeth Miss, compositor, r. .533 Green
Rossi Ermaud, clerk Giuseppe D. Morlani, r. 623 Pa-
cific
Rossi Filippo (Rossi * Ciresa) r. 11 Union PI
Rossi FranciKco, marble rubber Buffluo & Bianchi, r.
327 Union
Rossi Frederick, roaster Washington Mnfg Co., r. 683
Green
Rossi Giovanni, bricklayer, r. 433 Fulton
Rossi Giovanni, laborer, r. 1427 Jseiirny
Rossi Giuseppe (Rossi & Son) r. 515 Broadway
Rossi Giuseppe, scavanger. r. 425 Broadway
Rossi Henry, butcher, r. 313 Fifth
Rossi Joseph, driver, r. cor Steiner and Francisco
Rossi John, fruit dealer, r. 1315 Jackson
Rossi Lawrence, boardinjf, r. 331 Broadway
Rossi Louis, scavenger, r. 425 Broadway
Rossi Nicholas, fruits, SW cor Bush and Kearny, r.
630 Bush
Rossi Pacifico, tinsmith, r. 11 Union PI
Roasl Pietro C, successor to Steylaars k Rossi,
cbemiKt and drugyist, NE cor Dupont and Mont-
gomery Av, r. 830 Green
Rossi Pietro D., vegetables, Colombo Market
Rossi Stephen J., book and job printer, 1421 Dupont,
r. 1603 Mason
Rossi Vlncenzio (Chlllni & Rossi) r. 332 Sixth
Rossi Vitaliano, jeweler Pac. Jewelery Co., r. 713
Greenwich
Rossi & Ciresa (Filippo Rossi and Carlo Ciresa) liq-
uor saloon. 525 Vallejo
Rossi ^ Eidenmuller (Domlnico P. Rossi and
Harry Eidenuiuller) importers French, Italian
and German medicines and sole agents for the
United States and Canada for Ferro China Bisleri
Bitters, NE cor Dupont and Green
Rossi A: Son (Giuseppe aud Antonio) butchers, 515
Broadwav
ROSSMORE HOTEL. .,„.«.
Chamberlain proprietor, 30G Stockton
RoBsiter Eleanor, widow, r. I(i6 Francisco
Rossiter James, awningmaker, 104 Francisco, r. IOC
Francisco
Rossiter Paul, chief engineer stmr CoUma
IGT Rossiter. See Rosseter
RoBsow Charles, butcher, r. 246 Fourth
Rossow Ernit-t. brassfinisher, r. 246 Fcurtb
Rostovlch Mitchel (Abramovuh & Co.) r. 1654 Polk
Rota Camillo, porter F. Daneri \- Co., r. 1112 Kearny
Rotche Robert A., manager A. P. Hotallng & Co., r.
72 Ninth
Rote Charles, milker John A. Roy. r. W ■ San Bruno
Road, nr Tenerlffe
Botenbeia Abraham, merchant, r. 147 Seventh
Rotenkolher G< orge. storekeeper L. D. Stone k Co., r.
230 Clipper
Rotermnnd Frederick, barber, r. 1822 Mason
Rotermund William, baker August Wrede, r. 1310, Pa-
cific
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
>Iannft»ctnrcr oferer.r deiM>riptlon of
PASSENQBR, 8TRBBT AND FREIGHT CARa
4a to SO Be«le Street. S»ii ^autclkco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker. %';feliS%'^eS?iaf"Jra/i?SLSr'
ROT
1022
ROT
? w.
</i
W. Montague & Co.
I PUIXEPS,
Suction and Force.
FOB HAXD. 1VI>I)-MI1.I. AND POVTEB,
ALL SIZKS.
809, 8U. 313. 315 and 317 MAHKET STEEET
, Botermundt Hugo, paperruler Alhof & Bahls, r. Oak-
! land
Kotger E. *: Co. (Edward Eotger) mnfg confection-
! ers, HOT East
Rotge-r Edward (E. Rotser & Co.) r. 811 Lombard
' Roth Adam, hostler Omnibus EK., r. 245 Clemeutina
I Roth Adolph B., salesman Brown Bros. & Co., r. 1829
! Pine
Roth Ambrose, cook, r. 1257 Montgomsry
! Roth Charles, molder Pac. Rolling Mill, r. ITW cor
I Solano and Tennessee
I Roth Cha' les E. (Murray & Both) r. NW cor Napa and
Illinois
Roth Conrad, carpenter, r. 114 H Turk, rear
Roth Daniel (Michelssen, Roth & Co.) r. 501 Golden
; Gate Av
Roth Frederick (Weber & Roth) r. IVl'^H Folsom
Roth Frederick, brickmaber, r. 536 Natoma
I Roth Frederick, paper carrier, r. 834 Mission
Roth G., seaman stmrLos Angeles
: Roth Henry, clerk Philip Mayer, r. 132 Eleventh
1 R th Henry W., bartender C. F. Steinkamp & Co.
I Roth Isaac, clerk, r. 40 Morris Av
Both John, electrotjper Filmer & Stiller Electro Co.,
I r. 922 Jackson
I Roth John F., butr-her William Wetzel, r. 2548 Folsom
I Roth Joseph (Ruth * Co.) r. SW cor Geary & Mason
Roth Max. proptr Mission Marble Works, 434 Valencia,
I r. 341 Seventeenth
1 Roth Samuel, tailor, 308 Bush, r. 250 Perry
Roth Snlcmon. beltmaker, r. 2307 Harrison
I Roth William H., conductor Market St. BR., r. 1912
McAllister
; Roth <fc Co. (Joseph Roth, S. Scheellne and A.
Roos) wholesale wines and liquors, 214-216 Pine
I 8^ Roth. See Roeth and Roethe
' Rothberg Samuel (Rothberg fc Co.) r. 35!^ Madison Av
' Rothberg & Co. (Samuel Rothberg and Alfred Cake-
bread) restaurant, 657 Mission
\ Rdthchild Charles, merchant, r. 17 Cedar Av
Roth, hild Edward S., merchant (Portland, Or.) r. 922
Fillmore
; Rothchild Fred. H. (Hagan & Rothchild) r. 1812 Sutter
! Rothchild Joseph M. (Rothchild & Ach) r. 1700
I Broadway
I Rothchild Maurice A., traveling salesman Tillmann
& Bendel, r. 922 Fillmore
Rothchild & Ach (Joseph M. Rothchild and
Henry Ach) attorneys at law, 315 California,
rooms 5-10
»■ Rothchild. See Rothschild
Rothenberg Th>->mae K., cigarmaker J. W. Shaeffer &
I Co., r. 905 Market
I Kothenbury John, barber, r. 1203^ Folsom
} Eotbenbusch M. Miss, r. 19 Oak
\ Rothenstein Alexander, r. 529 Greenwich
I Rothenstein Charles, teamster, r. 529 Greenwich
'. Rothenstein Louis A., barber, r. 529 Greenwich
i Rother Charles E., r. 613 Octavia
I Rother Edward J., r. 613 Octavia
\ Rother Herman, butcher Louis Muller, r. 314 Steiner
I Rother Paul, stableman Swain Bros., r. 115 Natoma
I Rother Robert, real estate, r. 102 Langton
I Rotherman John, wines and liquors, Es Fourth,
I b-rt Townsend and King, r. 1420 Ninth, Oakland
! Bothermel Peter, real estate agent, 417 Kearny, r.
I Alameda
■ Bothermel Phillip (Bothermel k. Schneider) r. 1712
! Octavia
Bothermel k Schnelder(Philllp Rothermel and Jacob
Schneider) butchers, 5-6 Grand Western Market
Rothery Samuel, laborer Cal. Machine Works, r. 1150
Howard
Rothaaber John, tanner Christian Hellwig, r. 115
Twenty-sixth
Rothgangt-r Frederick, carrlagemaker, r. 834 Harrison
Eothaanger Frederick Jr., carriagemaker, r. 923J4
Harrison
Rothganger George, teacher Lincoln Evening School,
r. 8a4 Harrison
Rothganger Henry, lather, r. 8:i4 Harrison
Rothkopf Albert P., jeweler H. EUeau, r. 1423 Sacra-
meuto
Rothman Augusta, widow, r. 7 Hopeton Terrace
Rothman Frederick, millhand Laumeister Mills, r.
200 Mission
Rothman Frederick, foreman William D. Hobro, r. 9
Hopeton Terrace
Rothman Henry, nurse, r. 431 Union
Rothman Henry K., cigarmaker, r. 431 fnlon
Rothruan Jacob, plumber, r. 7 Hopeton Terrace
Rothnian Nathaniel J., .iewelry box maker A. H. Loch-
baam & Co., r. 7 Hopeton Terrace
Rothman Oscar, barber, 107 Jackson, r. 431 Union
Rothmore I., r. The Baldwin
Rotholtz Charles, expressman, r. 406 Hayes
R' tLrick W. E., canvasser, r. 431 Greenwich
Rothschild Abraham, upholsterer, r. 4^2 Clementina
Rothschild Albert, cigar dealer, r. 2310 Post
Rothschild Arthur, clerk Em. Meyer & Co., r. 1319
Gough
Rothschild Eugene (Rothschild & Shoenberg) r. 507
Post
Rothschild H. Mrs., widow, r. 734 Geary
Rothschild Henry, capitalist, r. 417 Mason
Rothschild Henry, gro. eries and liquors, NE cor
Powell and Ellis, r. 1U2 Powell
Rothschild Henry L.. bookkeeper I. W. Goldman, r.
1918 Pine
Rothschild Hugo (RothBchild & Ehrenpfort) r. 924
Eddy
Rothschild Ida Miss, teacher, r. 734 Geary
Rothschild Joseph, attorney at law, 509 Mont-
gomeiy, rooms 3-4, and School Director, r. 218
Stockton
Roth.^child Joseph 91., attorney at law, 315
California, r. 17iio Broadway
Rothschild Ljttie Miss, saleslady, r. 734 Geary
Rothschild Louise Mrs. (Rothschild & Hadeufeld) r.
1918 Pine
Rothschild Max. compositor, i. Twenty-second, bet
Church and Vicksbiirg
Rothschild Morris, salesman Max Friedman, r. 514
Ellis
Rothschild Moses B., bookkeeper Esberg, Bachman &
Co., r. Oakland
Rothschild «fe Ehrenpfort (Hugo Rothschild
and Frederick Ehrenpfort) manufacturers and
wholesale confectioners, and dealers foreign and
domestic nuts. IIH Front
Rothschild & Hadenfeldt (Louise Rothschild
and Charles Hadenfeldi) proprietors California
Jewelry Factory, 9 Hardie PI
Rothschild & Shoenberg (Eugene Rothschild and
Sigmund Shoenberg) tailors' and dressmakers'
triraminss. 209 Post
^Rothscliild. See Rothchild
Rothsprooh Frederick, cook, r. 411 Pacific
R(^thultz Yetta, widow, r. 548 Matoma
Rotbweiler Charles, salesman W. E. Straut b. Co., r.
343 Waller
Rothwell James H.. machinist, r. 2 Bowles PI
Rotbwell J. Percy, accountant Surr & Co., r. The
Baldwin
Rotondella Giovanni, fruits, 112 Montgomery At
Rotowsky Harry C , tailor, r. 2:W Oak
Rotowsky Hyman, tailor, r. 1710 Polk
Rortcsky William, city agent Firemans Fond Ins. Co..
r. 1219 Turk
Rotstein Isaac, r. 1421 Jackson
Rottanzi Antonio, physician and dragdst, 301
Third
Rottnnzi Glosae, wholesale and retail native and
foreign wines and liquors, also proprietur Grape
Brandy Distillery, cor Twenty-third and Bryant,
1027 Market and 1012 Valencia, r. 1012 Valencia
THE LATEST STYLES,
THE FINEST GOODS,
THE BEST WORK at
"THE HASTINGS,"
1.ICK HOUSE BLOCK.
HE LION Fire lis. Co. OF LONDON
Caoital, $4,125,003
Afsets, 84,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WL SEZTOIT, IsA. Uuagsz.
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
ROT
1023
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Rottanzl Leopold, bookkeeper Oiosue Bottauzl, r. SE
cur Tweniy-third aud Bryant
Rottauzi T. A., Btiident, r. 301 Third
Rottt-nstein Samuel, fringe muff, 751 Market, r. 517
Steven.^on
Botterinann Charles, bartender Henry Henne, r. 1214
Rottger Frederick, carpenter, r. 2625 H Sutter
Rottgers Lambirt, clerk Tillmann & Beudel. r. 910
Greeuwich
Rotto Geor^ie, millhand Pac. Oil and Lead Works, r.
804 Third
Rotto Helen Mrs., r. 804 Third
Roturier Einile, druggist and chemist, 225 Mont-
gomery Av, r. 72G Union
Roturier Julia, widow, r. 726 Union
Rouane John machluiKt, r. 434 Stavengon
Rouard Joseph. KrocericB and liquors, NE cor North
Point and Larkin
Rouch Auguste, laundryman Uck Laundry, r. 615
Pine
Rouen Michael, tinsmith George H. T»y & Co., r. 605
B road \^ ay
Roueiinet Augusta, laborer, r. 815 Montgomery
Bough John, laborer Union Iron Works, r. W s Ken-
tucky, bet Butte and Solano, rear
Rough John, rigger, r. 54 Sacramento
Rouget Charles, superintendent French Hospital, r.
1015 Post
Rouget John R , waiter, r. 621 Bnsh
Kouyhan JameR, laburer, r. Piiley, nr Buchanan
Rouleau F.A,, seacherof records. 328 Montgomery
mom 1, r. N\V cor Sacramento and Leavenworth
Itonlstone Frank, clerk, r. 60.) Broadway
Bound Valley Whter Co. (Plumas Co., Cal.) A. Halsey
secretary. 328 MontgomTy, room 7
Roundey Charles H. (Roundey k Fayl r.521 Pine
Roundey G. H., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r. Ala-
meda
Roundey * Fay (Charles H. Roundey andSeymoar J.
Fay) cigars aud tobacco, 412 Kearny
af^ Roundey. See Rouudy
Bounds Frank A., laborer ' freight depot 8. P. Co., r.
261 Perry
Rounds L. P. Mrs., dressmaking, 246 Taylor
■a'" Romidy. See Roundey
Rounn Thomas, r 616 Castro
Ctountree Beujamin F., miner, r. 1518 Taylor
Rouutree James, carpenter, r. 21 Elsjin Park At
Kountree James O. (James O. Bouutree & Son) r. 1814
Geary
Rountree James O. & Son (James O. and
William G.) buyers and commission merchants,
13 Pine
Eountri e Moses, carpenter, r. 21 Elgin Park Av
Rountree Richard H., clerk Liverpool and London
and Globe Ins. Co., r. I.IIS Taylor
Rountree Walter E., ^superintendent Pac. Graphite
Mnfg Co., 1804 Folbom, office 13 Pine. r. 1814
Geary
Rountree William O. (James O. Rountree & Son) r.
Oakland
Rourke Bernard J., tailor John Rourke, r. 1517 }< Polk
Rourke Bridiiet, widow, r. 1620 Dupnnt
Bourke Charles, groceries and liquors. 759 Bryant
Rourke Frank, foreman Perine & Flynn, r. 919 Fol-
som
Rourke H., laborer, r. 134 Fourth
Bourke Hugh, laborer, r. 919 Folsom
Ri.urke James, r. 13)4 Stockton
Bourke James, millhand Pac. Woodenware and Coop-
erage Co., r. 61b Sixth
Rourke John, merchant tailor, 629 Market, r.
1517 H Polk
Rourke John E., longshoreman r. 807 Kearny
Bourk«John W., with Bank of CaUfornla, r. 1924
Pine
Rourke Joseph, painter, r. 108^ Hickory At
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIER]MO-EI,ECTKfC
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BAIHS
Also Medicated and Electric Bails Giyen.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SEWER PIPE. SEWER TRAPS.
Se-wers Laid Properly.
Se"wers Repaired.
W. E. LANE,
Plumber, SOS Kearny Street.
Establlsbed I860. Telephone 315.
Rourke Maithew, engineer, r. 10 Cspp
Rourke Muhnel G , laborer, r. 1919 Hvde
Ri.urke Patrick, miner, r. 23 Stockton PI
Rourke Patrick, molder. r. 2x(l7 Clay
R.'urke Peter, painter, r. 108)4 Hickory At
Rourke Thomas, carpenter, r. 10 54 Howard Conrt
Rourke Thoma?, letter carrier Post Office, r. 2307
Polk
Rourke Thomas J., varnlsher John Cuff, r. 659 Fifth
t^ Rourke. See Borke and O'Rourke
BouKch John, expressman, r. 2 M<<rse PI
Rouse Abner F., artist, 108 St. Ann's Bldg, r. 744
Ellis
Bouse Charles S.. artist, 108 St. Ann's Bldg, r. 744
Ellis
Rouse George Jr., fireman, r. 1614 )< Buchanan
Bouse George C, shipping clerk Judson Mnfg Co.,
r. 744 Ellis
Bouse Theodore, chainmaker, r. 18 Dunn Alley
house Thomas, r. m Goodsell PI
Bouse WilliHui H. (Wm. H. Bouse * Co.) r. Oakland
Rouse Wm. H. Si Co. (William H. Rou^ com-
mission merchants, 306 Davis
Rousseau Charles, salesman, r. 12 Lick
Roussel Isadore W., carpenter, r. 110 Langton
Roussel William H., salesman S. Levy tt Co., t. 130
Oak
Boussell Albert P. R., peddler, r. NWcor Santa Clara
and Utah
Boussell George O., artist, 1025 Markft
Roussey Emile, clerk, r. 740 Broadway
RouHsey Frank, laborer, r. 740 Broadway
Roussey Lizzie, widow, r. 740 Broadway
Rous«in Ferdinand, cook, r. 619 Pacific
Routh Henry, carpenter, r. 24 Mint Av
Boux Alexander, laundry, Twenty-eighth, bet Church
and Sanchez
Roux Frank, teamster, r. 235 Langton
Roux Irene (E. Leon k Co.) r. 1918 Fillmore
lloux Theodore, pantryman P. Priet & Co., r. 815
Montgomery '
Houzo E Iward, liquor dealer, 331 Fourth, r. 1818 Sto-
venson
Rouvai Andrew, fruit denier, r. 507 Minna, rear
RoveHno Andrea, vegetables, Colombo Market
Rovepno Domenico, vegetables, Colombo Market
Rovegno Stephan, laborer, r. cor Fifteenth and Market
R. veo Marguerita. r. 3 Sonora
Rovi r Hfriuan, bartender George M. Ahrens, r. 201
Fremont
Rover Katie, domestic 828 O'Farrell
Rowan Austin, laborer, r. 907 Folsom
Bowan Frank, laborer, r.NE cor Church and SeTen-
teentli
Rowan Ida Mrs., dressmaking, 1635 Polk
Rowan James, dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
114 Welsh
Rowan Jami-s W., laborer Columbia Foundry, r. 615
Howard
Rowan John, ho=tler Pac. Carriage Co., r. 135 SeTenth
Rowan Mary G. Mrs. dressmaking, 21 X Polk
Rowan Michael, laborer, r.452 Minna, rear
Rowan Owen, horseshoer, 21.i Ellis, r. 315 O'Farrell
Rowan Philip, horseshoer J. W. Keefe. r.31S O'FarreU
Bowan Thomas, fireman, r. «1 6 Castro
Rowan Timothy, laborer, r. 1811 Howard
t£y Rowan. See Rowen
Ro^vand Josepb T., dentist B. W. Haines, r. 910
Pine
Bowe Addison L., waiter Christ k Frahm, r. 808 MU-
sion
Rowe Albert, r. 712 Folsom
Rowe Albert, ship carpenter, r. 16 Perry
Rowe Anderson, r. 808 Mission
Rowe Augu~t. liquor saloon, 500 Fifth
Bowe Augustus B., r. 266 Brannan
Bowe Edward, fireman, r. 14« Minna
Rowe Edward S., butcher, r. 2327 Howard
W. B. BANCROFT & CO,
49 FIRST ST,
TELEPHONE! 82.
LITHOGRAPHERS
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
S. DAVIS, City Afcent,
4!i0 Californiu Street,.
KOW
1024
RUG
W. W. X^ontague Sc Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENOLISH AND AMERICAN
Encaustic, Glazed and Plain.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Eowe Edwin, miner, r. 902 Montgomery
Rows E. E., salesman Mitchell, Hasklns & Co., r. Oak-
land
Rowe Erastus P., salesman Alfred Greenebaum & Co.,
r. Alameda
Rowe Frederick A., with Verdier, Moreau & Co., r.
249 Second
Rowe James, r. 73 Brady
Rowe James, stevedore, r. 154 3^ Clara, rear
Rowe Joseph A., r. 2734 Sixteenth
Rowe Katie R. Miss, teacher Tehama Primary School,
r. 16 Perry
Rowe Louise A. Mrs., r. 138 Ji Fair Oak
Eowe Maud M. Miss, teacher Greenwich Street Pri-
mary School, r. 1517 k Taylor
Rowe Rosie Mrs., milliner, r. 304 Turk
Rowe Sidney C, cardriver, r. 202 Fourteenth
Rowe Thomas C, carpenter, r. 2 Elizabeth
Rowe Thomas H., laborer, r. 2.511 Post
Rowe William B.. clerk, r. 1114 Filbert
Rowe 'William H. (Throne & Rowe) r. 539 Stevenson
Rowe Winfield S., teamster Yates & Co., r. 712 Fol-
som
1^ Rowe. See Roe
Rowell Cbarles, physlrlan, 426 Kearny, r. 1330 Pine
Rowell Frank C, clerk, r. 1330 Pine
Howell George T., cashier O. R. and N. Co., Spear
Street Wharf, r. 12:^9 Pine
Rowell Joseph Rev., pastor Mariners' Church, r. 1416
Sacramento
Ro^vell I^eonard P., division superintendent
Wells, Fargo & Co., NE cor Sansome and Halleck,
r. 2407 Webster
Eowpll N. N. Rev., pastor Free Baptist Church, Bush,
bet Larkin and Polk, r. 299 Hyde
Rowell S. Mrs., millinery, 146 Sixth and 128 Kearny,
r. 625 Harrison
Rowell Samuel, machinist, r. 625 Harrison
Rowen Edward L., carder, r. 31 Chesley
Rowen Eliza A., bakery, 139 Larkin
Rowen John, kalsomiiier, r. 31 Chesley
Rowen Michael, clerk W. J. Ward, r. 33T Fourth
Rowen William T., stenographer, r. 139 Larkin
1^" Rowen. See Rowan
Rowland Augustine E., engineer, r. 423 East
Rowland Charles, r. 941 Bryant
Rowland Hudson B., r. 1202 Mason
Rowland James J., r. 34 Eleventh
Rowland Jane Mrs., r. 941 Bryant
Rowland Joseph, expressman, r. 8 Rose At
Rowland Mary Mrs., r. 34 Eleventh
Rowland Patrick, tailor, r. 1613 Jessie
Rowland Samuel, special policeman, r. 1409 Buchan-
an
Rowland Thomas, expressman, r. 1012 Mission
Rowland William, r. 133(i Church
Rowland William, baitender, r. 719 Clementina
Rowland William, carpenter, r. 803 Oeaay
Rowland William B., clerk, r. 34 Eleventh
Rowland Willis T., speculator, r. 462 Tehama
ISr Rowland. See Roland
Rowlands Harry, machinist Dow Steam Pump Worka,
r. Oakland
Rowlands Thomas, foreman A. Muir, r. 820 Green
Rowles A. J., brakeman, r. fiOB Fourth
Rowley A. B., mining, r. 807 Ellis
Rowley Brainard N., manager California Grocer and
Canner, 320 Sansome, r. 145 Ellis
Rowley Grant, water tender stmr Oregon
Rowley Thomas, gasfitter A. F. Kje & Co., r. U16
Jackson
Rowley Ulysses G., water tender stmr Oregon
Roxburgh John, clerk, r. 620 Merchant
Roxbnrg Houae, Mrs. M. Trantle proptr, 110 Sills
Ri'Xton Thomas, pile driver, r. 143 Minna
Roy A. B., cook Charles G. Butler
Roy Austin, gripman Sutter St. RR.
R' y David, carpenter, r. 359 Brannan
Roy E. R. Mrs., widow, r. 320 Hayes
Roy Eugene J., clerk, r. 359 Brannan
Roy George E., bookkeeper, r. 1122)4 Golden Gate At
R>iy Henry, draftsman John Mallon, r. 308 Suiter
Roy John A., herder, r. 320 Hayes
Roy John A., dairyman, r. W s San Bruno Road, nr
TenerilTe
Roy Julia Mrs., laundress Mme. T. Buhot, r. 1123)$
Golden Gate Av
Roy Michael, hostler, r. 27 Fourth
Roy Michael, laborer, r. 693 Ash Av
Boy Robert, assistant secretary The Hibernla
Savings and Loan Society, NE cor Montgomery
and Market, r. 1016 Vallejo
Roy Thomas (Thomas Roy k Co.) r. 626 Fulton
Roy Thomas •& Co. iTbomaa Roy) Parisian
Steam Laundry, 626 Fulton
Royal Insurance Co. (Fire of Liverpool) Edwin
Wallace Carpenter agent, 410 California
Royal Mail Sfeant Packet Co., Charles Mason
agent, 5i 6 Battery
ROYAL ST. JOHN SEWING MACHINE
C. Slia^vl, af^ent, 30 Second
Royal Tea Co., H. HoUman & Co., 2805-2809 ?.Iission
Royal TVilliam, attorney at law. 318 California,
rooms 15-16, r. 720 California
Royce Clark E. (Royce & Cummins) r. 2030 Scott
Royce Frank H., cashier C. E. Whitney & Co., r. 2030
Scott
Royce George S., boxmaker Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 526
Bryant
Royce & Cummins (Clark E. Royce and Ad ley H.
Cummina) attorney at law, 507 Montgomery
Royer August, cook, r. 268 Jest^ie
Royer Cbarhs, waiter ftmr San Jiian
Royer Charles E., can maker, r. 511 Lombard
Royer G. B. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 11 Carlos PI
Royer George B., cUrk, r. 11 Carlos PI
Royer Herman, manufacturer leather and raw-
hide belting and lacing, 855-861 Bryant, r. 224
McAllister
Roy lance Brass Manufactory The J., Joseph Roylance
proprietor, 41 1 M Mission
Roylance John, brass finisher Joseph Roylance, r.
478 Tehama
Roylance Joseph proprietor. The J. Roylance Brass
Manufactory, 411)4 Mission, r. 2310 Folsom
Roylance Thomas, brass finisher Joseph Roylance, r.
420)4 Natoma
Roylance William, brasa finisher Joseph Roylance, r.
4i0)4 Natoma
Royston Samuel W., gripman Market St RR., r. cor
Haight and Stanyan
Rozier Alnhonse, machinist N. W. Spaulding Saw Co.,
r. Oakland
Rozzo Lewis, vegetable garden. Old San Jose Road
Ruan James, laborer, r. 516 Howard
Ruat Margaret, r. 82 Tenth
Rubell John, car driver, 1540 Eddy
Rubell Joseph, carpenter, r. 638 Filbert
Ruben Hyman, cigar dealer, r. 413 Minna
Rubert Charles, gasfitter, r. 311 Herman
Rubin Joseph, conductor, r. 4183^ Tehama
Rubin Louisa, widow, r. 15 Dnion PI
Rubin Olga. r. 908 Buchanan
Rubio Florentino, bootblack Heider k Bross, r. 6
Pollard PI
Rubio Norberto, stock cutter Buckingham k Hecht,
r. 527 Vallejo
Rubus Paul, bartender Joe Watson, r. 149 Ellis
Ruby Gold Gravel Mining Co. (Sierra Co., Cal.) H.
Picholr secretary, 320 Sansome, room 24
Ruby Laura, weaver S. F. Pioneer Wooleu Factory, r.
2313 Washington ,
Ruby Martin, cook, r. 518 Mission
Ruby Mary, widow, r. 2312 Steiner
Ruck Francis Mrs., furnished rooms, 103 Geary
TJCSrS-
Imported and Domestic Rugs In Immense variety.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
wsxr jloots rAi^ca hotxi..
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Caies
and Storo Fixtures.
37 Market SL
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
Finer than the class of Ch«mpignes«enl from )ARPAD HARASZTHY k CO.,
France to this country, bat without Brandy, f 530 WASQ^TOK SmiX.
RUC
1025
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Ruck H^nry, r. 103 Geary
Buoke E.. gripiDBn Geary St. RR.. r. 1433 Laguna
Rucker Benjamin C, clerk Coghill & Simon, r. 125
Perry
Rncker Le Grand, nlgbt clerk, Palace Hotel
Bucker Waldo 8 , clerk Macpherson & Branagan, r.
NE cor MoiitKomery and Broadway
Rockert Felix, niachfnint, r. 1142 Pacific
Ruikert John, rlti^er, r. 1213 Kearnv
Ruckstell J. R., teacher Pac. Bus. College, r, 121 Post
Ruckwardt Edward, whitener, r. S s Twenty-fifth, bet
Cbur.h and Dolores
Bud Peter, house mover, r. 31 Gilbert
Ruddas Franz A., watchman, r. 632X Fourth
Ruddell Sauiupl J., inspector Custom House, r. 917
Gol.len Gate Av
Rudden lohn, teamster, r. 2 Camp
Ruddirk Berianiin, laborer, r. Ocean View
Ruddirk William J., Tounty Clerk, office New
City Hall, first fl.or, r. 909 Minna
Ruddock Andr. w J., plumber and gasfitter, 829 Sut-
ter, r. 117 Ivy Av
Ruddock Ann, widow, r. 1000 Montgomery
Ruddock Ellen, widow, r. H22 Vallejo
Ruddock George, groceries, cor San Jos^ At and
VHlley
Ruddock George T., photographer I. W. Taber. r. 509
Page
Ruddock James, laborer, r. 117 lyy Av
Buddock John, clerk, r. 322 Vullejo
Buddock John C, chief clerk U S. Surveyor Gen-
eral's Offioe, r. 226 Van Ness Ay
Buddock Patri. k H., bookkeeiier. r. 117 Ivy Av
Ruddy Bernard, laborer, r .')02 Fourth
Buddy Peuuls. laborer, r. .'>14 Francisco
Budee Isnac, gents' furnishing goods, 151 Second, r.
145 Ninth
Buden O. F. r. 317 Rush
Budene AuKutt F., shoemaker, 37 Pacific, r. 11 Tele-
eraph PI
Bndgear Andrew (Rudgear & Shopman) r. 28 Stanly PI
Radgrear <i( Shepman (Andrew Rudgear and Wil-
liam E.Shepiuaii) proprietors San Francisco Nov-
elty and Plating Works, 108 First
Bndgear Ignatius, plater Rudgear & Shepman, r. 28
Stanly PI
Budlst-ll Isaac, r. Lick House
Budloff B.-rnhard, carpenter, r. 37 Sacramento
Budnian John, r. 1308 Guerrero
Budolf G & Co. (Gustave Rudolf and Edward C.
Waltnr) piano miifrs, 1039 Valencia
Rudolf Gustave (G. Rudolf fc Co.) r. 108 Vicksbnrg
Rudolf H., tailor, 1322}^ Kearny
Rudolf Joseph, waiter J. Hoges
Rudolph Adam, cooper Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 2190
Greenwl. h
Rudolph Alexander J., first assistant librarian
Free Public Library, r. 1221 Filbert
Rudolph August, sailmaker Simpson & Fisher, r.
Oakland
RUDOLPH CHAELES,
enaineler on jfold and tiealer in en-
amels, lis Sutter, r. 1719H Hyde
Budolpb Charles H , watchman H. Dutard, r. 533
Sacramento
Budolph Cla\i8. r. 909 Kearny
Budolph Fortunas, porter Wolf, Brown b Co.. r. 215
Fifteenth
Rudolph Henry, painter, r. 441 Page
Budolph Jacob, r. ,34 Kearny
Budolph Jacob bricklayer, r. 2411 Clay
Rudolph Julius, saloonkeeper, r. 72 Natoma
Rudolph Lemuel, r. 606 Minna
Rudolph Miller S., tailor Charles Colman & Co., r.
1511 Mission
Rudolph Otto A., r. .')26 Twenty-second
Rudolph Owen, with Miller & Lux, r. 1322 California
GAS STOVES,
GAS FIXTUEES, GAS BUENEES.
&as Healers lor all pnmoses lor sale and maile lo order.
PLUMBER, 60S KEARNV STREET.
E8tabllshed 1860. Tclenhone 31.5.
FRtTINGER S CO,
H, ITS d m
105 KEARNY STREET.
Rudolph William, r. 25 Rondell PI
Rudolph William, machinist, r. 27 Minna
Budolphus Adolph, carpenter 8. F. Planing Mill, r.
840 54 Harrison
Rudorrf Adolf, plumber Occidental Hotel
Rudy A. (Rudy & Efert) r. SO.') Kearny
Rudy Benjamin M., foreman Union Iron Works, r.
1823 Market
Rudy & Elfert (A. Rudy and O. Eifert) teachers short
hand, 305 Kearny
Rue Edmoud D., cashier S.B.Wakefield & Co., r.
Alameda
Rue George W., bartender John Hill, r. 1 Fillmore
Pi
Rue Harry H.. salesman Payot, TJpham & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Ruebke Richard, cellarmnn, r. 530 Pine
Rnecbert John, packer Charles M. Plum k Co.
Rued J. C. Hi Co. (John C. Rued and John J.
Nachtrieb) importers leather, commisi-lon mer-
chants and agents Brooklyn Tannery, 119-121
Clay
Rued John C. (J. C. Rued & Co.) r. Oakland
Buediger Eliza Mrs., dressmaking. 1.594 J* Bush
Ruediger Julius, porter, r. 1594)4 Bush
Buef Abraham, attorney at law, 103 Montgomery, r.
231 Montgomery Av
Ruef Louise, widow, lodgings, 604 Vallejo
Ruef Meyer, real estate, 231 Slontgomery Av
Rueflf Adolph, laborer, r. 210M Eleventh
Rueflf William, winemaker, r. 21054 Eleventh
Ruegg Antone (Rnegg k Schlegel) r. 6J6 Castro
Rnegg Frank, blacksmith, r. 1129 Twenty-first
"Rnegg Oallus, secretary Omnibus Railroad and
Cable Co., office 727 Howard, r. 1.516 Polk
Ruegg Paul, proprietor Polk Street Exchange,
1409 Polk, r. 1516 Polk
Ruegg & Schlegel (Antone Ruegg and Markus Schlegel)
blacksmiths and wagonraakers, 974 Harrison
Ruehe Rudolph, baker, r. 763 Howard
Ruen John, letter carrier Post Office, r. 10 Howard
Court
Ruepp Simon, laborer, r. 438 Second
Rueser ( hurles, wagon and carriage mnfr, 314-316
McAllister
Rueser Christian F., r. 1016 Treat Av
Rueter Henry, cigarmaker Hugo Urban, r. 722 Green-
wich
Rnf Annie Miss, r. N s Humboldt, bet Kansas and
Vermont
Rnf George, laborer 8. F. Cordage Factory, r. N s
Humboldt, bet Kansas and Vermont
Ruf Frederlcka, widow, r. N s Humboldt, bet Kansas
and Vermont
Ruf Joseph, seaman stmr Coos Bay, r. 444 Spear
Ruf Otto, compositor Abend Post, r. 6J8 Grove
Ruf Stephen, foreman Abend Poet. r. 628 Grove
Ruff George, turner, r. 1824 Stockton
Ruff Julius, porter, r. 321)4 O'Farrell
Ruff Lawrence, barber, 420 Broadway, r. 321 Green
Ruff Rudolph, laborer, r. 1824 Stockton
Ruff Sebastian, r. 321 Green
Buffer George, boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 624
Fonith
Ruffin Bruno, tailor, r. 17 St Mary's
Rufflno B., cook Jo8<'ph S. Marshal), r. 8 Pinkney PI
RuffinaLouis J.(Ruffinoft Bianchi) r. N\V cor Six-
teenth and Dolores
Rufflno & Bianclii (Louis J. Ruffino and Carlo
D. BianchiJ steam marble saw mill, 964-970 Bry-
ant
Buffner Charles K., teamster Fleming & Stetson, r. 50
Zoe
Ruffiier Jacob, barber, 1707 Market, r. 147 Valencia
Rugard H W., car builder Sutter St. RR., r. 1122
Larkin
Rnge George (Hedrlch k Ruce) r. 618 ElHs
Rugen Gustave, clerk Becker Bros., r. 8:tl Sutter
JOHN HAMMOND
C5
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Jlannftkctnrer of ••very deiwrlptlen oC
PASSBNaER, STREBT AND FREIGHT CARS.
48 to 50 Beale Street, Han Ir'rauciteco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker.
421-427 Market St. Agricultural Imple«
ments. Wasons, ^team £neines.
RUG
1026
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTERS OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
TRENCH RANGES.
309. Sn, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STEEET
Kngg Joseph P., machinist Rlsdon I. and L. Works, r.
Enst UakJand
Bugg L., boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mill
Rngg Sumner P., physician, 118^ Fulton
Rugg W. H., ligbthouse keeper South Farallone
Island
Rugg William H., liquor saloon, NE cor Spear and
Mis-iion, r. 63!^ Everett
Bugh Washington C, carpenter, r. 246 Third
Rnj-'gles Albert B. (Lauig He Buggies) r. 905 Post
Buggies David W., stove dealer, 310 Jackson, r. 1312
Vallejo
Ruggles James D., deputy naval officer Custom House,
r. '2210 Jackton
Buggies James D. Jr., with Bank of California, r.
2210 Jackson
Buggies John (Farnsworth & Buggies) r. 334 Brannan
Buggies John E. (Dodge, Sweeney & Co.) r. 1641 Bush
Buggies John W., bookkeeper Dodge, Sweeney & Co.
r. 1228 Twenty-first
Buggies William P., real eptate, r. 14 Fair Oaks
Buhl B. a. (B. G. Buhl & Co.) r. 1108 Broadway
Bubl B. a. k Co. iB. Q. Buhl) commission mer-
chants, 319-H21 Washington
B^- Buhl. See Biile
Bnhle Kudolph, bookbinder, r. 4 Erie
Kuhland Brothers (Christian and Frederick) dairy,
cor Thirty-third and Point Lobos Ay
Euhland Christian (Ruhland Bros.) r. cor Thirty-
tliird and Point Lobos Av
BuhlHnd Fredtrick (Bubland Bros.) r. cor Thirty-
third and Point Lobng Av
Buhliug C. E. Mrs., r. 200 Franklin
Kuhling Edward, insurance broker, 325 California, r.
317 BuKh
Rnhling Ferdinand, cook, r. 24 Turk
Rnhling M., reporter, r. 6:16 Commercial
Rnhling Peter, driver Ct-ntral KR., r. lilH Powell
Ruhser William, cooper C. SihiUing *i Co.
Ruisinger Charles M., butcher F. Katz, r. 3 Cleave-
land
Ruiz Adolfo, waiter stmr Geo. W. Elder, r. 624 Broad-
way
Ruiz Francis Miss, r. 711 McAllister
Ruiz Louis F., drus-'gist, r. 1206 Market
Rulaud Charles, stereotjper Chronicle, r. 1513 Web-
Ptfr
Rulander Reinbold, seaman stmr Santa Rosa, r. 309
Clementina
Rule Alexander S., r. 871 Market
Rule Andrew M., mariner, r. 143 Berry
Bule John W., clerk W. F. N. Hurtzig, r. 226 McAl-
lister
fi^- Rule. See Buhl
Riiley William H., musician, r. 1221 Broadway
Bulffs August, carpenter stmr Geo. W. Elder, r. 700
Front
Bulffs J. H., cellarman Kohler & Van Bergen, r. 253
Jessie
Bulffs John, gripman Clay St. RB., r. 1303 Leaven-
worth
Bulfs Dietrich C, waiter, r. 130 Second
Bulfs Frank (Bobbers & Bulfs) r. 16(13 Fillmore
Rulhausen Annie, widow, r. 2.'i07 Folsom
Ruling Carl, shipwright, r. 812 Filbert
Ruling Emily Miss. r. 812 Filbert
Rulisou Harry W., bookkeeper Hammer, Leist k Co.,
r. 1610 StocMt-n
RullhauKen Chrititopher, laborer N. Ohlandt k Co., r.
Vr H C»rolina, bet Yolo and Yuba
Rulon R. K. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1003 Mission
Rulofson Alfred 0., salesman Baker k Hamilton, r.
2428 Pin«
Rnlofson WlUlam H. (estate of) 14 Grant Av
Rumet!<ch Jacob (Boeckmann & Bumetsch) r. 8 Stock-
ton PI
Burofrs' Siimuel H.. barber, r. 20 Mint Av
Bumley Elizabeth, widow, r. 346 Clementina
Rumley Thomas, clerk Wm. T. Coleman & Co., r. 346
Clementina
Buoim Kate, widow, r. 417 Mason
Kummel Alouzo, bricklayer, r. 62 Tehama
Rummel Charles, clerk, r. 1308 Pine
Eiimuiel August, porkpauker, r. 12 J4 Prepton PI
Rummel Regina Mrs., proprietress North German
House, NE cor Eighth and Branuan
Rummel William, manter mariner, r. 433 Minna
Kumpf Frank, brushiaaker, r. 803 Montgomery
Rumor Joseph, fruits and vegetables, SE cor Fifteenth
and Missiun
Rnmry W. L., commercial traveler, r. 871 Market
Runiwell William N., clerk, r. 433 Minna
Runcie James E., first lieutenant Battery L., 1st
artillery U. S. A., r. Fort Mason
Bunde Christopher H.. groceries and liquors, SW cor
CoUiUKWood and Kighteenth
Bunde F. & Co. (Frederick H. Bunde) butchers, 2160
Mission
Bunde Frederick H. (F. Bunde & Co.) r. 2160 Mission
Bundell George G., farmer, r. E s Tennessee, bet
Bntte and Solano
Bunge Belle C. Mis., stenogragher Truman, IshamTft
Hooker, r. 605 Jones
Bunge Ferdinand, cellarmaster Kohler & Frohling, r.
633 Post
Bunge Frederick C. J., shoemaker, 1120 Taylor
Bunge Frederick F., machinist S. F. Cordage Factory,
r. W s Iowa, bet Yuba and Yolo
Bunge Frederick W., real estate, r. 25 Capp
Biinee Gustav M., liquor saloon, 44 Spear, r. ISBansch
Kunge John, laborer, r. 240 Greenwich
Bunge L. E. Miss (Bunge & Eliot) r. 220 Eddy
Bunge Theodore O., barber Fleischman & Semler. r.
605 Jones
Bunge* Elliot (Miss L. E. Bunge and Mrs. Z. J.
Elliot) typewriters, 330 Pine, room 54
Bunnels Benjamin F. (Runnels & Stateler) r. 122
Turk
Bunnels & Stateler (Benjamin F. Runnels and John
W. Stateler) photogruphic artistH, 957 Market
Bunstrom Charles (Stumer & Buustrom) r. 005
Kearny
Bunyon Charles F., bookkeeper Goodyear Rubber
Co., r. 409 Fillmore
Runyon Edward W., mnfg chemist Redington k Co.,
r. 14'24 Ellis
Bunyon Frank C, r. 1037 Post
Butiyon George J., laborer, r. 912 Lyon
Runyon Mary A., widow, r. 1024 Green
Runyon Oliver, manager Perez Kent, r. 938 Seven-
teenth
Bunyon Paul, finisher Eureka Brush Factory, r. 125
Fourteenth
Runyon Simeon M., agent Goodyear Rubber
Co., 577-fi79 MarKet. r. 1037 Post
Bunyon William S., r. 125 Fourteenth
Buijyon William S. Jr., fireman 8. P. Co., r. 126
Fourteenth
Buoff Albert, instrument maker John Boach, r. 316
Green
Biiperich Charles, piano maker, r. 519 Birch Av
Ruperich Charles F., clerk Murphy Grant & Co., r.
519 Bin h Av
Buperich Mamie Miss, fringemaker A. Colombat. r.
519 Birch Av
Bupert Daniel, coal dealer, r. 1214 Union
Bnpert John F., molder. r. 218 Perry
Euply Beinhard, weigher, r. SE cor Octavia and
Hayes
Bupp Albert, hostler, r. 66 New Montgomery
Rupp George, barber, 705k Market
Biipp George, machinist, r. 459 Clementina
Bupp Simon, oilmaker, r. 438 Second
Euppel Charles, watchmaker Pac. Jewelry Oo., r. 301
Leavenworth
Buppel Christian F., contractor, r. 808 McAllister
MANN & BENEDICT,
SOCOBSSOBS TO
C. C. HASTINGS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND
CL.OTHIER,S,
a^ICK HOUSE BliOCK.
ORIENT Ins. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,551,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SEZTON, Asst Uaigsi.
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
RUP
1027
RUS
Buppel Conrad, bntt-r and eggs, 30 Orand Arcade
&lark> t, r. »o2 Howard
Bupptrl Conrad, maltster Herman Zwleg, r. 634 Bran-
nan, rear
Buppel Henry, carpenter, r. 512 Bush
Uuppel Williaiu, liquor saloon, »ia Kearny, r. 722
Howard
Buppert Cbarles, cashier Hofmann A Woenne, r. 723
Howard
Rusack William, carpenter, r. ir>06^ Stevenson
Busch E. Mm., drexsmukt-r, r. 307 Polk
Kua> be Bernard, paper cutler Wempe Bros., r. 419
O.k
Busche Henry, cif^armaker, r. 445 Jessie
Kuacbe Jacob, cook J. Hoges. r. 325 BuHh
Busche J. H., clgarmaker H. Plagemann h Co., r. 48
Minna
Bush Abner, magnetic healer, r. 1326 Valencia
Bush Uaunah, widow, r. 215 Tehama
Bush Johu, r. 2i)i; Brunuau
Kush JohD, carpenter, r. 744 Howard
Bush Johu, collector The J. Dewing Co., r. 1009 Leav-
enworth
Bush Marcopolo M., letter carrier Post Office, r. 20
B.-rnard
Bush .M. 0. Miss, tailoress, r. 9G1 Bryant
Bush Meudel, k'ent's furnlbning goods, 21 Market, r.
431 Tehama
Bush Michael, butcher, r. 20 Bernard
Bush M. J., clerk Cartan, McCarthy k Co., r. 217 Post
Bunh P., miUmau Par. Rollins Mill
Bosh Patrick, gripman Market St. RR., r. 1918 Qolden
G i^e Av
Bneh S. E. Mrs., widow, r. 899 Fulton
Busli Thomas, carpenter, r. E b Hampshire, nr El
Dorado
Bush Thomas F., r. 918 Geary •
RuKh William H., master mechanic Presidio ReserTa-
tion, r. Cherry, bet Washiugtou aud Jackson
Bushing Ella Miss, stenographer, r. 703 Post
BushmerTliomas B., sUipcarpeuter, r. 17)4 Oak
Hushmore Albert, coutractor, r. 218 Eleventh
Busbtou Alfred, macbinibt, r. 647 Matoma
Busiu Chris, cook, r. 14 >4 Uausch
Busker John, cabinetmaker Wolf, Braas & Valentine,
r. cor Brannnn and Fifth
Buss Adolphus G,, capitalixt, r. 16 Columbia Square
Buss Albert U., plumber M. J. Kane, r. 16 Coluaibia
Square
Buss Albeit W., waiter, r. 202 Sixth
Buss Cbarles C, miner, r. 61b Fillmore
Kuss (Christian C. £., uiiniug, r. 618 Fillmore
Buss Eiward, cabinetmaker, r. 426 Tehama
Runs Estate, Henry B. Kuss a^6nt, 203 Montgomery
Buss F. W., maltster U. 8. Brewrry, r. 644 McAllister
Buss Frances E. .Mrs., i;rand secretary United Order
of Honor, office 331 Kearny, room 4. r. Ojlcland
Buss Frederick D. (Hatterotli .^ Russ) r. San Kafael
Buss Fi itz, sampler Wm. DnslJach, r. 61"8 Fillmore
Russ GuHtav A., clerk, r. 16 Columbia Square
Rum Henry B., real estate, ami aR>nt Russ Es-
tate, olfioe lOJ Montgomery, r. 6 Columbia Square
Rusa House, S. H. Seymour & Co. proprietors, W a
Montgomery, fro ii Pine to Bush
Russ House Hnt Store, J. C. Meussdorffer jc Son
proprietor*, 223 Montgomery
Rus.'< I. C. 0. (estate of) F. O. Wegener agent, 404
Montgomery
Rush Joseph, estate of (Buss. Sanders b Co.) office
213 t.lay
Russ L. M. Mro., teacher music, r. 1435 Market
Buss Robert R., salesman Lebeubaum Bros., r. 16
Columbia Square
Bus*. Sanders % Co. (Martin Sanders and estate of
Joneph Kuss) produce commission merchants,
213 Clay
Russell Albert S., machinist Empire Foundry, r. 1050
Howard
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IN ALL ITS BEANCHES WELL DONE.
Repairing n Specialty.
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Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
EsUbllBhed 1860. Telephone SISl
Russell Alexiiiifler, at^'ent Revere Rubber Co.,
417-419 Market, r. JOln Bush
Russell Audrew, raach nixt. r. 1220 Mission
Russell Andrew H.. teamster, r. 1245 Mission
RusKell Annie L. Miss. r. 11 Monroe
Russell Antonio, oysterman Joseph S. Marshall, r. C3
Jessie
Russell Arthur, steerage steward stmr City Rio de
Janeiro
Russell Cbarles A., porter Livingston ft Co., r. Ala-
meda
Russell Cbarles S., clerk Main ft Winchester, r. 664
Howani
Bus«ell Christian, r. 93854 Folso-n
Ruswell Dorr, bookkeeper W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 61T
Muson
Russell Edward, liquor saloon, 3 Polk
Russell Edward, lou^jshoreman, r. .537 Mission
Russell Edwird C, salesman Davis Bros., r. 407
OFarrell
Russell Edward T., livery stable, 858 Howard, r. t
Polk
Russell Edwin, real estite and loan broker, 330 Pine,
room 4». r. 1513 >4 Larkin
Russell Eli F., miulug, 328 Montgomery, room 24, r.
802 SUotwell
Russell Eiuile. tanner A. Legallet, r. N s Venezuela,
b^-t Toinbtgbee an'l Potomac
Rusiell Eugene, bookke-per, r. 301 Folsom
Russell Frederick W., clerk London aud S. F. Bank
(limited) r. Saucelito
Russell Geor;{e, engineer, r. 606 Davis
Russell George, machinlHt Rindon I. and L. Works, r.
S s Twenty.uiuth, bet Church aud Dolores
Russell George E.. blicksruith, r. 5.'6 N^toiua
Russell Georg-i W., poliiemsn, r. 2 Cottage Row
Uusaell George Y., uphoUterer. r. 113 Twenty fourth
Russell Harry M , salesmnn Henry l-ujke, r. Berkeley
Russell Helen, widow, r. 5(i4 Howard
Russell Henry, barber. 315 Bush, r. 403 Kearny
Russell Henry, calker, r. Ii35 Sauchez
Itussell Horace A., r. 917 Market
Russell Horace A., carpenter, r. 144Ei'.;hth
Russell Horatio H.. iusurame agent. r.6l> Stockton
Uussell J., cirpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r. Oakland
KuKsell James, r. 127 Fifteenth
Ru.ssell James, r. 814 H\d«
Russell James, teamster, r. 621 Fourth
Russell Tames J., collarmaker. r. 5;« Twenty-spcond
Uussell JaiU'S B., clerk general freight offices. P. Co.,
r. Berkeley
Ruscell James R., tannery, 8 s Day, bet Dolores and
Church, r. 564 Howird
Bussell Jane, wiiow, r. 641 Valencia
R.issell Jay E , attorney at law, r. 1424 Greenwich
Uussell John, r. tUO Bush
Russell Johu, b.irber, r. 564 Howard
Russell John, driver United Carriage Co., r. 719
Harrison
Russell Johu, expressman, r. SW cor Francisco and
Montgomery Av
Russell John, insurance solicitor, r. 225 Leavenwortk
Russell John waiter, r. 103 Second
Russell .fobn A., clerk B.»ard of Supervisors,
New City Hall, secoul floor, r 6'.i0 McAllister
Russell John A. Jr.. r. 690 McAllister
Russell John B., boots aud aboes, 704-706 Market, r.
320 Ellis
Russell John M., restaurant, 407 Spear
Knssell Johu N., curpen er, r. 3116 Geary
Russell John E., moMer Risdon L aud L. Worka, r.
533 Twentv-second
Russell John J., collarmaker William Divii, r. 653
Twentv-second
Russell lohti N., office 1328 Market, r. 205 Turk
Russell John N. Jr., secretary Nntional Relief
Assorlatiou and Aerial St am Navigation Co., 1228
Market, r. Windsor Hotel
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Russell John K., fresco painter, r. 5 Polk
Russell John R., patternmaker, r. 1100 Powell
Rusi-ell John W., blacksmith and toolmaker, 230 Fre-
mont, r. 118 Ninth
Rupsell Joseph, hatter, 136 Third
Rnssell Joseph, teamsler, r. 708 Front
Russell Joseph L., compositor Filaiep& Stiller Electro
Co. r. 2513 Octavia
Rufsell M., r. 614 Kearny
Russell M. Miss, dressruaker, r. 127 Fifteenth
Kuesell Martin, clerk Zadig, Wollberg & Co., r. 22M
Willow Av
Eussell Mary, \5-ido-w, r. S s Twenty-ninth, nr Church
Ru^8ell Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, H16 Bush
Russell Mary E. Mrs., r. 6(i7 Broderick
Russell Mary J. Mrs., r. 2607 Post
Russell Monson (Wells, Russell & Co.) r. 2215 Pacific
Bussell Patrick, laborer P. M. SS. Co.. r. 117 Gilbert
Russell Patrick teamsler William Kerr. r. 911 Bat-
tery
Bussell Phillip, trackman Market St. RR., r. 108k
i Ivy Av
Russell Reduction and Mining Co. (Calaveras Co.,
Cal.) J. Morizio secretary, 328 Montgomery,
' room 24
, Russell Reduction and Mining Co. No. 1 (Amador
I Co., Cal.) J. Morizio secretary, 328 Montgomery,
room 24
Russell Rithard. cook stmr Eureka
Russell Robeit E., gardener, r. 51 Stevenson
Russell S.smuel, watihujHn The Whitney, Standard
and Oakland Transfer Co.
Russell Sarah C. Mrs., matron Cbinese Mission
House, 916 Washington
Ruf^sell Stephen D. (John L. Cobleifih & Co.) r. 1525
Broadway
Russell Thomas, carpenter, r. 110 Lsngton
Russell Thomas, expressman, r. 128 Turk
I Bussell Thomas, machinist, r. 512 Howard
I Russell Thomas C, r. 216 Golden Gate Av
j Eussell Thomas F., helper Bush & Mallett, r. 10 An-
! thony
I Bussell Thomas S., bookkeeper Navarro Mill Co. r.
I 1608 Larkin
! Bussell William, laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 730
Natoma
1 Bussell William, machinist, r. 512 Howard
Rnssell William F. , traffic manaf;»-r an(} general
freiglt agent North Pacific Coast Bailrrad Co., 1
S. F. Stiick and Exchange Bldg, r. Tnion Club
Bussell William H., elevatorman, 121 Post, r. 2607 fe
Post
Bussell William L., collector G. H. TJmbsen & Co., r.
49 Natonja
Russell William M., carpenter, r. 326 Twenty-second
] Russell William 8., barber, 62 Second, r. 564 Howard
Russell William S., seaman, r. 36 Hoff Av
I Bussi Archibald, milker Edward Barry, r. Putnam,
nr San Bruno Road
I RusBi Frank (Bussi b Eegli) r. S B Eighteenth, i r
Douglass
; Bussi & Bpgli (Frank Bussi and Stanislaus Eegli)
dairy, S s Eighteenth, nr Douglass
Bussi John, painter, r. 9Clfaveland
Bu!-sian Clerical School, Vladimir N. Wetchtomofl'
I principal, 171-5 Powtll
1 Busslan Consistory of Alaska, Ivan A. Soboleff secre-
1 taiy, 1713 Powell
: Russian Orthodox Clmrcli, Rev. Vladimir N
j WetchtoniOff arch priest, 1713-1715 Powell
I Russian River Brick Co., James J. O'Connor
I proprietor, 310 Montgomery
! Bust Clara F. L., widow, r. 9 Warren Av
Bust Edgar C, order clerk Goldberg, Bowen &Co.. r.
I 819 Greenwich t^ "■ ■
Bust Emery C, master mariner, r. 1776 Howard '
Bust Eugene, vamisher A. Irei. r. 9 Warren At
Rust F. M. F. Mrs., varieties, 219 Golden Gate Ay
Rust Fredf-rl. k M. H.. clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Co.,
r. 219 Golden Gate Av
Rust George W., painter, r. 9 Prospect PI
Rust Jane Mrs., janitress Chinese Public School, r. 9
Prospect PI
Rust w illiam, fruits, NE cor Market and Noe
Rusteberg Andrew, musii ian, r. 2705 Folsom
Rustemeyer William J., stoves and tinware, 2333 Mis-
sion, r. 23:<5 Mission
Ruth Adolph R., wi.iter P. Priet & Co., r. 12 Harlan PI
Ruth Louis H., gardener, r. 1224 Twenty-second
Euth Louis H. Jr., plumber, r. 1226 Twenty-second
Bnth Thomas F. ha< kdiiver, r. 468 Tehama
Euth William, wine keeper B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 245
Stevenson
Euthe Charles, bookkeeper Speyer & Lerold, r. 141T
Mission
Ruther F., cashier I. Gutte. r. Oakland
Euther Henry, bartender Peter Martin, r. 572 Folsons
Eutherford A., cook, r. 407 Minna
Eutherford Alexander H., mining, r. 1105 Bush
Eutherford Andrew, blacksmith, r. 443 Bartlett
Eutherford Charlt-s, r. 8 Minna
Eutherford Charles H., teai her, r. 526 Kearny
Eutherford Ebenezer B., foreman repair shops 8. P.
Co., r. 417 Bryant
Eutherford Gemel B. H., druggist Edwin W. Joy, r.
418 Jones
Eutherford J. A., cook, r. 407 Minna
Eutherford Lu( y, widow, r. 5t.O Howsrd
Eutherford Eobert. deckhand, r. 138 Perry
Eutherford Thomas, r. 419 Sutter
Eutherford William P., manager Eemillard Brick Co.,
r. 246 Oak
Buthnick John C, photographer I. W. Taber. r. 1120
Treat Av
Buthraufi" Alonzo T., mnfr passe-partouts and frames,
427 Lnrkin, r. 1411 Twei.ty-fifth
Buthraufi' Harrv F., pressman Upton Bros., r. 1411
Twenty-fifth
Ruthr«uff William, clerk, r. 1411 Twenty-fifth
Eutledge Edward J., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r.
32.'53 Mission
Eutl- dge Edward W.. shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe
Ce.,r. 2>-063« Howard
Eutledge J. C. watchman stmr San Pablo
Eutledge Eobert (Eutledge & Nixon) r. 120 Seventh
Eutledge Thomas M.. shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 280(ii^ Howard
Eutledge William, gripman Presidio BE., r. 109O
T'nion
Eutledge William, washer James Tomkinson, r. 59
Minna
Eutledge & Nixon (BobertEutledge and Eobert Nixon)
groceries, 206 Sixth
Bntliff William carpenter, r. 212 H Clara, rear
Butter Adolph. tanner Beilly & Louis, r. Dolores, bet
Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Butter Henry, with E. W. Jackson, r. 140 Chestnut
Butter Thomas, foreman blacksmith Fulton Iron
Works, r. 732 Geary
ButtigerPeter J. (Strassburg & Euttiger) r. 41634
Larkin
Euttman John G., tinner, r. 603 Geary
Eutto Lf^o G., butcher, r. SE cor Pitcific and Jones
Enwe William, cigar mnfr. 513 Twenty-third, and
patrolman Morse's Patrol, r. 622 Twenty-third
Etixton Thomas, wharr builder, r. 143 Minna
Euyter John, molder William Axford, r. Florida, bet
Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Eyall Jeremiah, crimper Porter, Slessinger JcCo., r.
22 Clementina », "^ " 1
Eyall John, liquor saloon, 4 Jackson, r. 2981 Harri-
son —>.■¥.-
Eyall Joseph E., molder O'Connell & Lewis, r. Oak-
land
Byan Ann Mrs., r 310 Eighth
f . & J. SLOAM & CO.
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY
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NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO..
Manufacttirers of Show (foMi
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Ryan Annie MIsh, confectlon< ry, 264 Third
Ryan Auuie M. Mibh, r. CIO Jom-H
Eyan Belle Miss, teaiher Klni-on Grammar School, r.
EleveutU A v. nr Point Lobos Av
Ryan BrlclKet, widow, r. 3 Calhoun
Ryan Brtduet, widow, r. 241t}4 Tehama
Ryan C-lia, bak.ry. 509 Linden Av
Ryan Charles, porter, r. 17 Dupont
Ryan Cornelius. laboier, r. "Oil Clenaentina
Ryan Cornelius, tailor, r. 1412 Powell
Ryan Daniel, clerk r. 3 Calhoun
Ryan Daniel, driver, r. ti Walnut Av
Ryan Dennis, laborer, r. ROO Mission
Ryan Daniel, laborer Mechanics" Mill, r. 150 Clara
Eyan Daniel, teutuster Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co., r. 535 Natoma
Ryan Daniel, teamster William Kerr, r. 905 Battery
Ryan Daniel J., packer W & J. Sloane & Co., r. alO
Capp
Ryan Daniel L. Mrs., r. 1205 Howard
Eyan Di lla Miss, r. 327 Capp
Ryan Dennis, cutter E. Shrier, r. 36 Louisa
Ryan Dennis, helper Pac. Iron Works, r. 502 Mission
Ryan Dennis, tanner John Meehan. r. Folsom, nr
Fifth
Ryan E. Black, tax agent Southern Pacific Co.,
NE cor Fourth and Townseud, room 35. r. 20
btanly PI
Ryan Edward, capit'ilist r. 829 Brannan, rear
Ryan Edward E., shipping clerk A. L. Bancroft &
Co., r. 2 Le Roy PI «
Ryan Edward F., finisher Buckingham & Hecht, r.
914 Treat Av
Ryan Edward F., shoecuiter, r. W s Gunnison Av, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eifjhth, B. H.
Ryan Edward J., clerk Cluflf liros., r. 773J4 Folsom
Ryan Edward J., cutter Block & Georges, r. 220 Gold-
en Gate Av
Ryan Edward J., law student Oliver P. Evans, r. 742
Twentieth
Ryan Edward J., paper ruler Malloye & Broder, r. 12
Auburu
Ryan Edward M., blacksmith, r. 223 Pewy
Ryan Edward S., clerk Baron Jacobs, r. 1407 Pacific
Ryan Edward T., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r. 3
Calhoun
Ryan Edward W., carpenter, r. 432 Green
Ryan Edward W.. clerk C. Curtin, r. 537 Minna
Ryan E. J. Mrs., widow, r. 1434 Broadway
Ryan Ella Miss, drCHSmaker, r. 328 Tenth
Ryan Ellon, domestic 2(30 Mission
Ryan Eliza, widow, varieties, 536X Third
Rvan Ellen, widow, r. 417 Fifth
Ryan Ellen, widow, groi'eries, 936 Foliom
Ryan Fanny, widow, r. 923 Vallejo
Ryan Francis molder, r. 119 Third
R.van Frank, lithographer, r. 1110 Larkln
Ryan Frank, machinist, r. 1301 Leavenworth
Ryan Frank, seaman, r. 522 Folsom
Ryan Frank B., clerk supply dept. Wells, Fargo 4 Co.,
r. Eleventh Av, nr Point Lobos Av
Ryan Frank M., clerk, r. 1512 Franklin
Ryan George, extramau engine No. 5, r. 1219 Stockton
Ryan Geor>;e, molder, r. 310 Eighth
Ryan Georue, liquor saloon. 68 Firat
Ryan George C, inspector Custom House, r. 1309
Miison
Ryan George W., deputy Superintendent Streets, r. 6
Jansen
Ryan Hannah, widow, r. 15 J4 Powell
Ryan Hauorah C, domestic E ■ Howard, bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty sixth
Ryan Helen, widow, r. 12 Boardman PI
Ryan Henry (Driscoll & Ryan) r. 635 Minna
Ryan Henry, carpenter, r. 536 5i Third
Ryan James, r. 736 .Minna
Ryan James, brass finisher Matthew Nunan, r. 665^
Natoma
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EstabUshed 1860. Telephone 3Ii
Ryan James, contractor, r. 529 Valencia
Ryan James, engineer Cal. Fuse Works, r. 623 Florida
Ryan James, fireman, r. 5,55 Mission
Ryan James, groceries and liquors, 144 First, r. 29
Natoma
Ryan James, hostler SE cor Twentieth and Point
Lobos Avs
Ryan James, laborer, r. 12 Auburn
Ryan James, laborer, r. 1455 Minna, rear
R.N an James, laborer S. P. Co., r. 1327 54 Minna
Ryan James, longshoreman, r. 538 Mission
Ryan James, plumber, r. 310 Eighth
Ryan James, teamster, r. 917 Sansome
Uyaa James, teamster C. A. Hooper Ai Co., r. 8 Clyde
Ryan James A., clerk W. W. Montague & Co., r. 19
LaKkle
Ryan James B., special policeman, r. 123 Bay
Ryan James D., shoemaker, r. 161 Shipley
Ryan Jameg D. T.. laborer, r. 1108 Filbert
Ryan James E., liquor saloon, 524 Fourth
Ryan James E., tauner, r. 4 Church Lane
Ryan James G., carpenter, r. 1204 Laurel Av
Ryan James H., attorney at law, r. 916 Jackson
Ryan James H., poultrydealer, r. 914 Treat Av
Uyan James J., boilermaker, r. 518 Ji Brannan
Ryan James J., canmsker, r. 715 Howard
Ryan James J., clerk C. Curtin, r. 240'> Folsom
Ryan James T., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons, r.
13-27 M Minna
Ryan James W., foreman pressroom Demokrat, r.
2110 Van Ness Av
Ryan James W., groceries, SE cor Fifth and Minna
Ryan J. B. Mrs., widow, r. 228 Nineteenth
Ryan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 25 Minna
Ryan Jeremiah, shoemaker, r. 22 Clementina
Ryan John, blacksmith Presidio Reservation, r. 3102 X
California
Ryan John, coachman, 1018 Bush
Ryan John, driver Omuibus RR., r. 249)4 Tehama
R.van John, engineer, r. 1115 Stevenson
Ryan John, fireman, r. 414 Folsom
Ryan John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. B s Ten-
nessee, bet Sierra and Nevada
Ryan John, helper P. F. Duudon, r. 518 Fifth
Ryan John, horseshoer, r. 446 Clementina
Ryau John, laborer, r. 16 Bernice
Ryan John, laborer, r. 117 Julien Av
Ryan John, laborer, r. 119 Bay
Rvan John, laborer, r. 151) Clara
Ryan John, laborer, r. 209 !< Clara
Ryan John, laborer, r. 35.> Third
Rvan John, laborer, r, 1110 Battery
Ryati John, laborer, r. 1220 Powell
Ryan John, laborer, r. 2746 Bu-h
Ryan John, master mariner, r. 117 Drnram
Ryan John, pantryman Page & Falch. r. 621 Poet
Ryan John, porter George W. Meade & Co.
Ryan lohn, pressman Korbel & Bros., r. 65 West
Mission
Ryan John, salesman M. Goodwin & Co., r. 11)4 Clin-
ton
Ryan John, shipping clerk, r. 310 Eighth
Ryan John, tiuisher Buckingham & Hecht, r. 1108
Treat Av
Rvan John, stair builder, r. 237)4 Langton
Ryan John, tauner G. Dietsch & Son, r. Butte, bet
Eisihteenth and Bryant
Ryan Jolm, teamster, r. 2M Ninth
Ryan John, watchman, r. 710 California
Ryan John A., porter Cahn, Nlckelaburg & Co., r. 31
Eleventh
Rvan John F., bartender, r. 119 Third
Ryan John H., asNistant clerk BoarQ of Supervisors,
r. 916 Filbert
Ryan John J., r. 771 )4 Mission, rear
Ryan John J., clerk, r. 3 Calhoun
Ryan John J., porter, r. 305 Davis
Ryau John J., teamster, r. 816 Greenwich
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^ 309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
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00 Ryan John J., waiter J. M. Pike, r. 538 Natoma
e Ryan John J., -wrapper Philip Kennedy & Co., r.
^ Butte, nr Florida
^ Ryan John M. (Ryan fc Ott) r. 1415 Stocbton
< I Ryan JoBte Miss, dresamaljer, r. 249)^ Tehama
Ryan Joseph, fireiuan, r. 541 First
Ryan Joseph, glass blower, r. 135 Dore
Ryan Joseph A., r. 923 Vallejo
Ryan Jost-ph H., beltmaker L. P. Degen. r. 1482
Powell
Ryan Julia E. Miss, whip brader, r. 228 Nineteenth
Ryan Kate, widow, r. 9i'5 Bryant
Ryan Kate Miss, r. 538 Mission
Ryan Kate Miss, drfssmakinK, 1237 Dnpont
Ryan Kate Mrs., r. 515k Taylor
Ryan Lawrence, r. 266 Braunan
Ryan Lawrence J., cl^rk, r. 3 Calhoun
Ryan Lawrence J., freight clerk Oceanic S8. Co., r.
420 Bryant
Ryan Lawrence M., agent, r. 1018 Leavenworth
Ryan Lawrence W., packer Mayfield & Co., r. 162
Clara
Ryan Lizzie Miss, dresfimaker, r. 328 Tenth
Ryan Lizzie H. Miss, ptenonrapher Historical Pub-
lishing Co., r. 1110 Larbin
Ryan Lizzie T., teacher Tehama Primary School, r.
2225 Jackson
Ryan Maggie, packer D. Ghirardelli & Son, r. 432
Grf-en
Ryan Margaret, widow, r. 19 Bruce PI, rear
Ryan Margaret, widow, r. 420 Tehama
Ryan Margaret Mi s. r. 352 Third
Ryan Mark J., letter carritr Post OflSce, r. 1623 Val-
lejo
Ryan Martin, peddler, r. 15 Russell
Ryan Martin, liquor saloon, 1127 Market
Ryan Mary, widow, r. 5 Jansen
Ryan Mary, widow, r. 649 Jj Stevenson, rear
Ryan Mary, burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r. 6
Jansen
Ryan Mary, domestic Palace Hotel
Ryan Mary Mrs., janitress Franklin Grammar School,
r, Ifi}^ Decatur
Ryan Mary A. Mit-s, teacher Bartlett Primary School,
r. 13^ Powell
Ryan Mary A. Mr.-?., dressmaker, r. 446 Valencia
Ryan Mary G. Miss, packj-r. r. 424 Shotwell, rear
Ryan Mary H. Miss, waitress, r. 917 Sansome
Ryan Mary M., domestic \>:<6 Guerrero
Ryan Mathew, laborer, r. 520 Turk, resr
Ryan Matthew, shoemaker Porter, Slessinger & Co.,
r. 824 Mission
Ryan Manrii e, patternmaker, r. 737 Mission
Ryan Michael, r. la Adelaide PI
Ryan M-chael (Lynch & Ryan) r. 1001 Battery
Ryan Michael, carpenter, 326 Fourth, r. Teneriflfe, bet
Platte and Savannah
Ryan Michael, clerk, r. 6 Calhoun
Ryan Michael, fruit peddler, r. 15 Russell
Ryan Michael, horse trainer, r. cor Twenty-third and
Point Lobos Av
Ryan Michael, laborer, r. 5 Natoma, rear
Ryan Michael, laborer, r. 134 Fourth
Ryan Michael, laborer r. 508 Mission
Ryan Michael, laborer, r. 2416 Geary
Ryan Michael, laborer tl. S. Appraisers' Bldg, r. 1636
Harrison,
Ryan Michael, shipping clerk Yates & Co., r. 228
Perry
Ryan Michael, steward, r. 214 Ellis
Ryan Michael, ttamtter William Granfield, r. 1040
Howard
Ryan Michael, waiter The Baldwin
Ryan Micbael J., caniaee painter Larkins & Co., r.
1211 Devlsadero
Ryan Nicholas, groceries, 535 Stevenson ,
Ryan Patrick, r. 15 Russell
Ryan Patrick, brass finisher, r. 7 Myrtle Av WP'S^
Ryan Patrick, clerk, r. 29 N:<toma
R.\an Patrick, laborer, r. 3.'j8 Brannan
Ryan Patrick, laborer, r. 413 Clementina
Ryan Patrick, laborer, r. 2414 Geiiry
Ryan Patuck, laborer, r. SW cor Eighteenth and No*
Ryan Patrick, machinist, r. 261 First
Ryan Patrick, waiter, r. 728 Folsom
Ryan P;.tri. k J., clerk James Ryan. r. 144 First
Ryan Patrick P., shoemaker A. Jahn & Son
Ryan Patrick R., commission merchant, r. 2225 Jack-
son
Ryan Peter, pharmacist Stearns, Worden & Co., r. 905
Bryant
Ryan Peter, salesman J. Samuels, r. 674 Minna
Ryan Peter A., me-^senger Post Office, r. 1623 Vallejo
Ryan Peter P., upholsterer, r. 568 Mission
Ryan Peter T., compositor Examiner, r. 923 Vallejo
Ryan Philip, liquor saloon, 18 Sixth
Ryan Robert, pripniau Market St. RR., r. Cable House
Ryan Robert F., harnessmater Main & Winchetter, r.
228 Nineteenth
Ryan Roger Mrs., r. 723 Vallejo. rear
Ryan Sarah A. Miss, packer, r. 917 Sansome
Ryan Shirley B , collei tor, r. 20 Stanly PI
Ryan Stephen, laborer, r. Ws Fillmore, bet Broadway
and Vallejo
Ryan Stephen J., assiftant gasman Tlvoll Opera
Hnuse, r. 863 H Market
Ryan Susan, widow, r. 4i4 Shotwell, rear
Ryan T. F., assistant lighthouse keeper South Faral-
lone Island ^
Ryan Theodore, cooper, r. I6J4 Decatur
Ryan Thomas, r. 135 Dore
Ryan Thomas, r. B41 Washington
Ryan Tl^omas. baker, r. 21 Pinkney PI
Ryan Thomas, contractor, r. 1623 Vallejo
Ryan Thomas, cook, r. 220 Third
Ry<>n Thomas, groceries and liqnors, 424 Ninth
Ryan Thomas, groceries and liquors, 1192 Harrison
Ryan Thomas, mai hiuist. r. 127 Third
Ryan Thomas, laborer, r. 12 St. Rose's Av
Ryan Thomas, pressman Whitney & Webster, r. 91*
Treat Av
Ryan Thomas, speculator r. 1110 Larkin
Ryan Thotnas Jr., machinist S. F. Tool Co., r. 1C23
Vallejo
Ryan Thomas B., harnessmaker John O'Kane, r. 182*
G'Farrell
Ryan Thomas E., clerk J. B. Beinstein, r. 8291 Bran-
nan, rear
Ryan Thomas H., r. 12 Moss
Ryan Thomas J., carriagepainter J. B. Gorman, r. 122
Laiigton
Ryan Thomas J., clerk James Waymire, r. lllO
Larkin
Ryan Thomas J., deckhand, r. 227 GreeS
Ryan Thomas J., proptr Bella Union Theater, 805
Kearny, r. 641 Washington
Ryan Thoujas P., attorney at law, r. 10.50 Howard
Ryan Thomas P., plasterer, r. 31 Eleventh
Ryan Thomas R., student, r. 118 Page •*S
Ryan Timothy, harnessmaker Main & Winchester, r.
30 Clara
Ryan William, bartender W. B. Dolan, r. 143 Third
Ryan William, brassflnlsher Weed & Kingwell, r. 1151
Mission
Ryan William, carpenter, r. 1204 Laurel Av
Ryan William, coachman, r. 915 Leavenworth
Ryan William, driver N. B. and M. BR., r. 325 Twen-
ty-second
Ryan William, "engineer, r. 449 Valencia
Ryan William, engineer, r. 742 Tehama
Ryan William, farmer, r. Ocean House Road, nr Far-
ley's Corner ^^^
Ryan William, helper, r. 521 Howard • - - — •- -^
Ryan William, hostler, A. Waters, r. 7 Myrtle Av
Ryan William, laborer Golden State and Miners' Iron
Works, r. 5J8 Howard _^3 , . rtsjH."-^ '^T^,
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING.
WASHINGTON Fire Ins. Co, of BosM I
Capital, $1,000,000 I GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Assets, $1,810,273 jwM. SEZTON, Asrt. Kaaaeer.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
RYA
1031
SAC
Ry»u William, lahoier. r.Tlie Whit.- House, Potrero
Ryau William, shoemaker, r. 621 Minna
Ryan William, pluiub«-r W. Faasett * Co., r. 1311 Scott
Ryan Wllllum, stioemaker I. T. Sullivan, r. W 8 Guii-
niaon Av, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-
eiKhth, B. H.
Ryan William, typefounder Palmer & Rey, r. 1212
Cli-y
Ryan William Jr.. farmer, r, Ocean House Road, nr
Farley's Corner
Ryan William A., typefounder Palmer & Rey, r. 1212
Clay
Ryan William T>.. r. 35 Sixth
Ryan William F.. fruit dnaler, r. 5 Jansen
Ryan William H., salesman Ackerman Bros., r. 800
Howard
Ryan vviiiiam I., clerk, r. 1110 Lurkln
Ryan William M.. machlnlat, r. S 8 Pixley, bet Fill-
mor«' and Steiner
Ryan William T., sulesman Moller & McMuIlln, r.
1411 Pac.nc
Ryan Winifred, domestic 2026 CaHfomla
Kyan A^ Ott (John M. Ryan and John F. Ott) liquor
aaliion, 11H.5 Dnpont
Rybicki Bnlaslas, clerk SUnlalans Strozynski, r. 22
Powell
Rychnld Thomas, tailor, B-IO Washington
Ryckman Willism L.. stockbroker, r. G27 Shotw^ll
Rydeii Frederick, expresamau, NW cor Clay and Da-
vis, r. 2109 Webs.er
Ryden Sven, waster stmr Columbia, r. O.-iS Mission
Ryder Bridget, groceri B and liquors, 336 Main
Rvder Cbarleo, r. 078 HHrrrison
Kyiler Charles B., carpenter, r. 2613 Mlsaion
Ryder E len T. Mrs., r. 2filH Mlasion
Ryder Emily 8. Miss, artist, r. Iiil4 Scott
Ryder Henry, shoemaker, and extramau Engine No. 9,
r. 132 Folsom
Ryder J., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Ryder Josiah B., letter carrier Post Otfice, r. 20 De
Boom
Ryder Josiah T , calker, r. 20 De Boom
Ryder L. E. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar School,
r. (;52 Mirket
Ryder Leonora Mrs., manicure, 126 Kearny, r. 138
Page
Ryder Mary Mrs., bakery, 351 Fourth
Ryder Morgan L., gripman Market St. RR., r. W s
Minnie, nr Waller
Ryder Patriik, gardener, r. 1811 Scott
Ryder Peter, master schr Dreadnau^bt
Ryder Robert R., butcher, 30.5 Brannan, r. 20 DeBoom
Rvder R..gita, wMow. r. 18(18 M.ison
Ryder William B., clerk The History Co., r. 2613
MisKion
Ryder William G.. clerk, r. l^OS Mason
K^ Rvder. See Reit. r and Rider
Ryding Ida Miss, r. 122 Twelfth
Rydmaii Axel, tailor, r. 8 Virginia
Rydolph Benjamin, assistant engineer stmr Herald,
r. 564 Fol.-<om
Rye James, cabinetmaker A. Frel, r. 1235 Market
Ryer Andrew G.. messenger chief commissary. Di-
vision of the Pacific, U. S. A., r. Phelan Bldg
Ryer Fleti her F., attorney at law, 103 Montgomery, r.
Palace Hotel
Ryer Frederick, foreman Fisher * Co., r. 719 Bush
Ryer Wnsliiiiifton M,, M. D., capitalist, oflBce
401 Califiirnia, rooms 20-21, r. P:ilace Hotel
Ryer William T. S., real estate, 401 California,
riioms '2()-'21, r. Alameda
Ryerson George M., driver Fairmont Dairy, r. SW cor
California Av and VirKlnia
Ryerson Isaac, nia'hiiiist r. 102fi Folsom
Ryerson John, carpenter stmr Newbern, r. 10 Wash-
ington
Ryhiner Adolph H., accountant Humboldt Savings
and Loan Socl. ty, r. 32 Bartlett
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERMO-KI.,ECTniC
RUSSIAN ai TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated a:d Electric Eatlis Giyeii.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BATH TUBS, BOILERS
TANKS, SUOWERS, FAUCETS.
Plumbers' Sanitary Goods of all Kinds,
vA/_ E
PLUMBER,
Established 18«0.
_ L_ANE^
505 KEARNV STREET.
Telephone 315.
Ryhuer Charles, miller, r. 90 Steiner
Rvhner Jonepb, machinist, r. 9(1 Steiner
Ryhner Xavier S., candymaker W. S. Townaend, r. 96
Kteiiier
Rykon Josie Mrs., milliner, r. 219 Capp
Ryley Frederick W., broom sewer, r. 312 Mason
Kyrie Daniel, porter S. Foster «: Co., r. 634 Stevenaon
Ryrie John, cooper, r. 6,34 Stevenson
Byrle Peter K., foreman B. W. Brown, r. NE cor
Seventh Av and Clement
Ryst Otto, bookkeeper E. Goallnaky b Co., r. 2905
Washington
s
Saake George, jeweler, r. 312 Jessie
S.ial Martalina, widow, r. 117 Bernard
Saalburg Charlew, lithographer, r. 13(i8 Geary
Saalburg Dora Miss, saleslady Frank Maskey, r. 1408
Ellis
Saalburg Samuel W., bookkeeper H. Liebes & Co., r.
1308 Geary
Saalburg William, proprietor Hebrew Observer, 622
Clay, r. 1308 Geary
Sabati Paulo, compositor Demokrat, r. 519 Bnsh
Sabatie A. Etieuue, bookkeeper P. G. Sabatie & Co.,
r. 1117 Geary
Sabatie Eugene J., salesman P. G. Sabatie & Co., r.
1117 Geary
Sabatie Henry, longshoreman, r. 33 Clementina, rear
Sabatie P. G. & Co. (Philip G. SabatleJ whole-
sale wines and liquors, 33il Bush
Sabatie Philip G. |P. G. Sabatie >V Co.) r. 1117 Geary
Sabatine Michael, bootblack, r. 5 Grand PI
Sabey Louis A., physician, 1001 Folsom
Siblu Dora, widow, r. l-'iie Jones
Sabln Henrv W., with Janin & Gilson, r. Oakland
Sabiii John I., superintendent Pacific Bell Tele-
phone Co., and vice-president and yeueral mana-
ger Sunset Telephone-Telegraph Co., office 323
Pine, r. 1800 Pierce
Sabln John M. Jr., salesman Carlson & Currier, r.
Oakland
Sabinian B other Rev., director St. Mary's College
Sabins Alfred C, r. 516 Green
Sablus Frank, bookbinder H. S. Crocker & Co.. r. 516
Green
Sabins William, bookbinder, r. 51fi Green
Sablatschan John, shoemaker, HIO Lasnna
SaMische Antonio, fruit dealer, r. 917 Post
Sahliache Peter, laborer, r. 5(13 Eist
Sabolt Hen-y E., butcher, r. N s Fulton, bet Broderick
and Devlsadero
Sabory Richard H., r. 241 Seventh
Sacchi Jules, painter, r. lUUJd Washington
S cio B , waiter I. Cuenin, r. 1326 Stockton
Sachs A., waiter, r. 29 Everet
S i.bs Amson, salesman Sa.tis Bros, k Co., r. 820 Post
Sachs Ben.vimiii, rook, r. 4 Lewis
Sachs Benjamin, sal sman, r. 820 Post
Sachs Brothers & Co. (Lippmsn and Samuel
SMihs and Louis Stief. 1, New York) successors to
Schweitzi r, Sachs * Co.. Importers and jobbers
fancy goods. SW cr bu.-^h and Sausome
Sachs David, with Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 1823 Sacra-
mento
Sachs David M.. salesman Martin Sachs & Co., r. 615
Leavenworth
Sachs K. C, clerk, r. .tas Fourth
Sachs Fr. deri-k G. (H<'ppe .V Sachs) r. 1519 Polk
Sa.hs G. B. Mrs., r. 115 Stoikton
Sachs Henry, salesman O'Connor, Mofifatt & Co., r.
820 Post
Sachs Lippraan (Sactis Bros. & Co.) r. 82(1 Post
Sachs Louis, capitalist, oftice SW cor Bush and Bat-
tery, r. 601 Leavenworth
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
I FINE PRINTING
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN. b«own.craig
& CO., General Agenis,
SAC
1032
SAL
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMP0BTEB3 OF
FOB GAS, STEAM AND -WATER.
Pipe Fittines, all Sizes.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Sacbs Martin (Martin SacbB & Oo.) r. 615 Leaven-
worth
Sachs Martin & Co. (Martin, Samuel L. and San-
ford Sachs) importerB and jobbers dry goods and
mauufacttirf-rs men's furnishing goods and agents
Marysville Woolen Mills, SW cor Bush and Bat-
tery
Sachs Minnie Mrs., candies, 321 Fourth
Sachs Samuel (Sachs Bros, k Co.) r. Palace Hotel
Sacbs Samuel L. (Martin Sachs & Co.) r. 601 Leaven-
worth
Sachs Sanford (Martin Sachs & Co.) r. 601 Leaven-
worth
Sachs Sigmund. clerk Martin Sachs k Co., r. 616
Leavenworth
Sachse Julius, machinist, r. 28 First
Sachse Louis, r. 2217 Post
Sachse Max, commercial traveler Live Oak Distilling
Co., r. 1502 Golden Gi.te Av
Sachsenmeier Joseph, maltster John Wieland Brew-
ing Co., r. 44 Clementina
Sack John, r. 901 Sacramento
Sack John C, instrument maker, 18 Market, r. 545
Fifteenth
Sackett Cornelius B., harnessmaker, r. 819 California
Sackett Frederick A., stenographer The J. Dewing
Co., r. 1511 Ji Larkin
Sacramento Brick Co., Roberts & Davis pro-
prietors, Tliird Street Wharf
Sacr«mento Hot.-l, Mrs. Eva Streit proptr, 409 Pacific
Piicram>-i]to House. SE cor Third and Mission
Sacramento Record-Union, L. P. Fisher agent,
21 Merchants' Exchange
Sacramento River Packing Co., William B. Bradford
nianasjer. 31H Front
Sacraruento River Steamers, foot Clay
Sacramento Transportntion Company, H. L. Miller
agent, Jac son St. Wharf
Sacrameiito and PlacerA-ille Railroad Co., Willard V.
Huntington secretary, NE cor Fourth and Town-
st-nd. room 48
Sacred Heart Chnrcli, Rev. James Flood pastor,
SE cor Fillmore and Fell
Sacred Heart College, Rev. Brother Qenebem
president, .SE cor Eddy and Larkin
Sacred Heait Presentation Convent, SW cor Ellis and
T.-ylor
Sacrisuu Charles O., watchman, r. 1111 Shotwell
Sade Henry, porter San Francisco Verein, r. 219 Sut
ter
Saderaan Frank A., porter Wakelee ft Co., r. 215 Aus-
tin
Sadler Andrew, blacksmith, r. 1003 Mason
Sadler Alfred, boxmaker F. Korbel & Bros., r. 7 Gar-
den
Sadler Annie, widow, r. 7 Garden, rear
Sadler Caleb (Sndler * Co.) r. Oakland
Sadler Charles M. (Sadler k Co.) r. "^2 Geary
Sadler Frank E., salesman Sadler A Co., r. Oakland
Sadler Herman J. (Albert Mau & Co.) r. 906 Van Ness
Av
Sadler Samuel, marker S. F. Laundry
Sadler Thomas, bottler, r. 9 Thirteenth
Sadler k Co. (Caleb and Charles M. Sadler) wholesale
fancy goods and notions, 3:1-35 Second
Saenger Leopold (M. Solomon & Co.) r. 712 Hayes
1^' Sneiiger Hee Sanger
Safe Peposit Building, SE cor Montgomery and Cali-
foriia
Safety Nitro PoAvder Co., Gustav Sntro presi-
dent. S. C. Bnckbee secretary, works Contra Cos-
ta County, cffice 430 California
Saflfo Constaiitine Z.. laundryinan, r. 1519 Eddy
Saffnrd Hni.ry F., clerk, r. 322 Larkin
Safford H. S., corresponding clerk Whittier, Fuller &
Co.. r. Oakland
Safried Frederick, hatter M. Meussdorffer. r. 9 St.
Mary's
I Saftig James G., clerk Schusler Bros, k Co., r. 417
I Mason, rear
Sagas G., peddler, r. 20 Hinckley
I Sagaspie Jean, laundryman Hayes Park Laundry, r.
Madrid E.xcelsior Homestead
■ Sage Fidelia Mrs., physician, 202 Stockton
Sage Harvey E., carpainter, r. 2b South Park
Sage James, cigarmaker J. W. Shaeflfer & Co., St.
George Hotel
Sage James L., cook, r. 229 Sixth
Sage Jennie, widow, r. 51G Taylor
Sage Lewis P., proptr Sage's Union St. Warehouse, r.
2828 Califoruia
Sage Orlando G., cashier Baker & Hamilton, r. 812
Twentieth
Sage Robert M., clerk, r. 714 Broadway
Sage's Union Street Warehouse, Lewis P. Sage proptr,
S s Union, nr Battery
Sagehorn Charles, salesman, r 1522 Jackson
Sagehorn Herman, groceries and liquors, 520 Union
Sagehorn John, groceries and liquors. NE cor Green
and Montgomery
Sager Charles, bellman Palace Hotel
Sager Charles, gardener, r. 2605 Polk
Sager Henry, clerk, r. 22 Prospect PI
Sager Robert J., bellman Palace Hotel, r. 117 Natom«
Saggan Harry, expressman, r. C37 Broadway
Saglan Charles, tailor, r. 1223 M Folsom
Saguer A., waiter stmr Geo. W. Elder
SahlJohn teamster, r. 1319 Sacramento
Sab la Frederick J., r. 832 Pacific
Sahlien Henry, r. 410 Taylor
Sahlien Moses J., manager, r. 407 Devlsadero
Sahlinder Herman F., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Fourth and Everett
Sahling Nicholas, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Ill
Park Av
Sahlmann Carsten, flour packer National Flour Mill,
r. 407 Moutgoruery Av
Sahores Peter, barber Charles Lagrave, r. 13 Mont-
gomery Av
Sahrbacher Herman, brewer, r .722 Grove
Sahrbacber Herrmann, cellarman National Brewing
Co., r. SE cor Fulton and Webnter
Sahrs Benjamin, cook Phc. Oyster House, r. 4 Louisa
Sahusen Bernard J. cigarmaker, r. 1006 Minna
Sailor Henry L., clerk W. B. Wilsbire & Co., r. lU
McAllister
Sailor's Home, Daniel Swanuack superintendent,
NE cor Harrison and Main
Sainsot Annie Mrs., boarding and liquor salooB, NW
cor Mission and Main
Sflin»"t Francis, r. 2wi Mission
Saiusot Frank Jr., sash and doormaker Day, Huber
k Craker. r. 200 Mission
Saiusot Rudolph, sash and doormaker Day Hnber k
Craker. r. 219 Mission
SajouB Louis J , teacher music, r. ini2J< Larkin
Shjous lean (Mendiondou & Sajous) r. 308 Sutter
Sajous M., widow, r. 1012 ?« Larkin
Sakuri S., wait-r Palace Hotel
Sakuma Sangie, clerk K. K. J. Takashima, r. 907 Sac-
ramento
Sala Emory B., painter, r. 721 Bryant
Sala Joseph C, instrumentmaker John Roach, r. 2740
Folsom
Saladie W., carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r. 1225
Twenty filth
Sal»maiider Pelting Co. (Pacific Branch) Wil-
liam McDearmon manager, 402 Montgomery,
room 10
Falandon John, r. NE cor Golden Gate and First Atb
Salas Edward W., printer, r. 2i:02 Sacramento
Salas Josephine, widow, r. 2602 Sacramento
Salaso Henry J., r. 1123 Taylor
Silaiin Peter, waiter, r 229 Stevenson
Salbzar Albert, compositor, r. Point L«bos At nr
Twenty-third Av
DRAPERIES.
Special attention given to making up Draperies aii4
Canopies for Lodges, Societies, etc.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MAEKET STEEET,
NEXT ABOVE PAI-ACE HOTEL.
DIXON; BORGESON & CO.,
Haimfacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? Marto SI
m IDCr rVTDA nDVi^*™** champagne, comparison win prove )ARPAD HARASHHY & CO.,
LOLIrOL LA I nA Un I (suijerlorlty over imported. No Brandy U8«d.f 630 WASHDWTON BTBIIT.
SAL
1033
SAM
Snlaxar J. A. (Montrale^re & Co.) r. 508 Sutter
SalazHrNlcbolas, wharf builder, r. NW cor Bay and
Hyde
SalbcTK .Moses, salesman Schweitzer & Co., r. 1310
Larkiu
Salci.lo Frank, hack driver, r. fi07 UdIou
Salrido Vi.toria Mrs., r. 1318 Diipont
Saldierua Ocuaro, muNiriim, r. 507 Pine
Sale Ji.lin, cigarijiaker, r. (Mil Pine
Sale Johu L.. jeweler, i. 30y Eddy
6ale S:dieMi»8. teacher niUHlc, r. 405 Eddy
Sale WiJli«m, clerk Osboru .V Alexander, r. 405 Eddy
Sulfin Evaii(;elicHl Cliurcli (German) Ri-v.
Uerniauu Curdi'S pastur, SE cor Tweniy-second
and Shotwell
Saleii GeorKe, r. 161 Second
Sales Geurjie, carpt nter, r. 606 Third
Salet Victor, laiuidryiiian Jean Bernon, r. 629 Third
SalHeld C. D., pbyslclan. 216 Kearny, r. 1615
Piene
Salfleia David, architect. 216 Kearny
Salinas Andrew, waiter Ntmr Newbern, r. 133 Freelon
Salinas CharleH, iiiuHician, r. 741 ^ FolbOm
Salinger .losepU (Nathan * Salinger) r. 11 Martha PI
Salinger AVilliam (Boruemaun & Salinger/ r. 1806
Polk
Salistiury Albert O., watohn:aker, r. 28 Rausch
Salisbury John, eugiueer. r. Ill Geary
Salisbury Monroe, capitalist, 320 SauBome, room 26.
r. Oakland
Salisbury Roscoe R., engineer Flremans Fund liiB.
Co.. r. 528 Pine
I^T'SaliKbury. See Salsbury and Saulsbnry
Salkeld William £., miuing engineer, 609 Sacramento,
r Ouklaud
Salle Joseph, r. 803 Montgomery
8all<-9 B. \ Co. (Bert and Salles and Peter Lataple)
wholesale butchers, SK cor Railroad Av and Ven-
zuela
Salles Bertrand (B. Salles & Co.) r. N 8 St. Thomas,
bet Plaite and Yhzoo
Salmi .Miirtiu, furniture finisher, r. 47 Jessie
Salmon A. <b E. (.\lbert and Edmond) fancy
t;oi>d.M iind triinniings, 128 Post
Salmon Albert (A. & E. Saliuou) r. 1006 Geary
Salmon B. D., teamster, r. 207 Langton
Salmon Edmond (A. & E. Salmon! r. 1006 Geary
Salmon Martin, laborer, r. W s Michigan, bet Napa
and ShHsta
Salm<'n Peter, foundryman, r. 1018 Hampshire
Salnidiid Colin, first officer stmr Gaelic, r. 325 }«
Geaiy
Salnionosky Julius, bookkeeper, r. Ahlborn House
Salneuve Pierre. shoemHker, r. 118 Trenton
Salomon Alphonse. butcher J. Schweitzer b Co., r.
cor Geary and Gough
Salomon Benjamin I., inspector Custom House, r.
237 S.iu Jofe Av
Salomon C. Mrs., fancy drygoods, 903 Larkin
Salomon Edtvard S., attorney at law, 331 Mont-
gomery, rooms 4-5. r. 1420 Post
Salomon Edward, canvasser, r. 733 Market
Salomon Gustav, watchmaker and jeweler, 1618 Polk,
r. 518 Fifteenth
Salomon Jarob, clerk, r. 4.51 Bryant
Salomon Jacob, suspenders, r. 336 Turk
Salomon Jacob L, pawnbroker, 622 Kearny, r. 1411
Bush
Salomon Joseph, real estate agent, r. 10 Monroe
Salomon Max, physician, r. 1420 Post
SNlonuin Maurice, r. 1517 Geary
Salomon Morris, dairyman, r. 1509 Broderlck
Salomon Moses, proprietor 'alifornla Table But-
t. r Co., 342 Fourth, r. 451 Bryant
Salomon Nr^vman, groceries, wines and liquors,
2001 Geary, r. 1316 Scott
Salomon Samuel, extraman Hook and Ladder No. 1,
r. 22 O'Farrell
FRATINGFR & CO.
MOURNING SUITS
MADE AT SHOETEST NOTICE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
MARBLE WASH STANDS,
W.4NII BASINS. BASIX COCHS.
Lane's Sanitary Basin Trap effecmally exclnies sewer m
PLUMBER,
EstabUshcd iseo.
B05 KEARN7 STREET.
Telephone 315.
Salomon Sylvain, manufacturers' agent, and
conjintssiou merchant, 14U-142 Phelan Bldg, r.
1434 Post
Salomon Tobias, groceries, 60 Centre Market, r. 2531
California
Salomon Toby, barber John Fleischman, r. 116 Jack-
son
Salomon William, palntir. r. 10 Monroe
t^ Salomon. See Solomon
Salomonson Abraham, cigarmaker Frledlander &
Kaeser, r. 210 V.in Ness Av
Salomonson J., r. 210 Van Ness Av
Salsbury A., harnesscleam-r Club Stable
Salsbury Charles, clerk Jason Springer & Co., r. 31
Fulton
Salsbury George M., contractor, r. 1817 Broadway
Salsbury Henry, lumber <lealer, r. 115 Seventh
Salsbury Henry A., clerk Chribtenson & Lord, r. 115
Seventh
Salsbury L. L. M., clerk Jason Springer & Co., r.
Oakland
Salsbury Robert, marker V. S. Laundry
Salsbury Warren H. (Jason Springer k Co.) r. 31
Fulton
KT" Salsbury. See Salisbrtry and Sa'ilsbury
Salt George C, salesman Renton, Holmes & Co., r.
Oakland
Salter John W., druggist, NW cor Valencia and Hill,
r. 1014 Valencia
Salter N. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1037 Post
Salter Woodley G., salesman Cal. and Oregon Cider
Co., r. It; Albion Av
Saltman Charles, butcher, r. 518 Stockton
Saltonstall Gurdon W., engineer stmr City of New
York
Salts Albert, expressman, r. 930 Twentieth
Salts James A. (Schwabaiher .t Salts) r. 1303 Octavla
Salvatori A., cook, r. SW cor Gunnison and Precita
Avs
Salvatori Ciucci, frnits and vegetables, 541 Hayes
Salvatori Gatto (Salvatori Jc AnanosI r. 1525 Dupont
Salvatori & Ansnos (Gatto Salvatori and Antonio
Ananos) barbers, 1314 Stockton
Salversou Andrew, r. 44 Tehama
Salvttti Michele, laborer FrapoUi, Berges & Co., r.
430 Jackson
Salvores^o Joseph, laborer D. GhlrardelU * Sons, r.
2124 Larkin
Salz Jacob (Kullman, Salz & Co. and KulLman, Wag-
ner & Co.) r. 1308 Post
Salzraann Christian, milker, r. 431 Pine
Silzmann Peter, baker, r. 113 William
Sam Frank, brewer, r. 2425 Greenwich
Sam Joseph, bartender, r. 81 Natoma
Sambuck John (Sambuck & Mangola) r. 1105 Front
Sambuck Nicholas, laborer Union Iron Works, r.
Haiidley House
Sambuck i^ Mangola (John Sambuck and Frank Man-
gola) coffee saloon, 1105 Front
Sambuk Prosper, barber, E s Illinois, bet Napa
and Lena PI
Sambrano Conception Mrs., r. 1208 Clay
Sambrano Jacob, r. 120» Clay
Samish Henry, tailor Brown Bros. & Co., r. 2610 Sac-
ramento
SAMISH ROBERT porcelain dec-
orative art school (barber cups a spec-
ialty) 211 Post, r. 501 Geary
Samiuanu B. A., harnessmaker, 1213 Fillmore
Sammes Fred. T., cellarman, r.3Jfi Mason
Saninii Henry R., salesman, r. 7 Thirteenth
Samnii John H., clerk Redington & Co., r. 7 Thir-
teenth
Snmmls M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 6 Bay
Samii is William H., carpenter, r. 6 Bay
Sammy Georfre, proceries and liquors, NE cor
Golden Gate Av and Larkin
m
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA )
CAR WORKS f
9Iannra«tur«r ofrrrrr drarrlption of
PASSBNOER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 Hi SO Beale Street, Sau Franci»e«*.
Truman, Isham & Hooker.
421-437 MarJeet St. Bn^sries, Carriages^
l>eunett Jump Seats sold to the Trade.
SAM
1034
SAN
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IITPORTEKS OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
Slxeet Iron
All Sizes and A'umbers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Samora 8., clerk, r. 634 Vallejo
Sample Santnel, wineB and liqnovs, NW cor Tay-
lor and Golden Gate Av, r. 110 Ellis
Sample Samuel M., baitmder, r. 5'20 Bush
Sampson Adrian T.. r. 624 Lombard
Sampson B. C, lumberman Union Box Factory, r.
West Oakland
Sampson C, upholsterer, r. 631 H Stevenson
Sampson Charles, mattressmaker Samuel Beal, r. 710
Ellis
SampHon George, r. 1849 H Stevenson
Sampson George, brasstinisher Thomas Day & Co., r.
624 Lombard
Sampson George, upholEterer Joseph A. Miller, r. 6
Cleaveland, rear
Sampson George C, brassfinisher, r. 624 Lombard
Sampson George E., bottler, r. 719 California
S:irapKon George F., cuiter, r. 1613H Stevenson
Sampson Harvey W., carpenter, r. 624 Lombard
Sampson Henry, r. 719 California
Sampson Henry, cook, r. 3 S^lina PI
Sampson Henry A., printer r. 719 California
Sampson John, r. 24!^ John
Sampson John A., examiner Custom House, r. 1412
California
Sampson Josiah, mining expert, 902 Montgomery
Sampson M. Jennie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1613)4 Ste-
venson
Sampson V., laborer Pioneer White Lead Works, r.ll
Boyd
Sampson William, fireman stmr Alameda
Sampson William S., r. 24)4 John
ey Sampson. See Samson
Sampler Julius, r. 1458 O'Farrell
Samson A. L., lodgings, 10fi)4 Third
Samson John P., liquor saloon, 26 Steuart
Samson M., hot pressman S. F. Candle Co.
Samson Rudolph, with A. Lusk & Co., r. 2000 Bush
BSy Sarnsou. See Sampson
Samsreither George, proptr Hamburger Lodging
House, 411 Pacific
Samter Bertha, general merchandise, 150R Kentucky
Samter Julius, clerk Bertha Samter. r. 1506 Kentucky
Samuel Aaron (M. Simon & Co.) r. Whentland
Samuel AH>ert. clerk James Ehier, r. 1009 Sutter
Samuel Albertina, -widow, r. 666 Bryant
Samuel B. C, with Pac. Jewelry Co., r. 1257 Octavia
Samuel H. Mrs., r. 127 Locu«t Av
Samuel Isidore, hatter, r. 1009 Sutter
Samuel Moses (Newman & Samuel) r. 1257 Octavia
Samuel M. Mrs., produce, 1317 Mission
Samuel Samuel, compositor Joseph Wlnterburn &
Co., r. 1.-117 Mission
Samuel Wavle A., butcher, 458 Twentieth, r. 925
Eighteenth
Samuel Wolf, tailor, 416 Folsom
Samuels Adolph, compositor Abend Post, r. 808 Fol-
som
Samuels Albert, salesman Mierson & Jewell, r. 1025 >i
Washinuton
Samuels Annie Miss, dressmaking, 27 Sixth, r. 11 Har-
riet
Samuels Casper, insurance agent, r. 701 Larkin
Samuels Charles, bookkeeper M. Franklin & Bro,, r.
808 Folsom
Samnels Davitl, dry goods, fancy goods, laces,
etc., 123-129 Post. r. 713 Post
Samuels Emanuel, r. 1 Elizabeth
Samuels Frederick S., manager English dept J. D.
Spreckels & Bros., r. 32(i Golden Gate Av
Samuels George, vnlise maker r. 566 Bryant
Samuels Harris, clothing, 808 Third
Samuels Henry, r. 566 Bryant
Samuels J. L., salesman D. Samuels, r. 713 Post
Samuels Joseph, laborer, r. 638 Green
Samuels Joseph, jeweler, 1119 Folsom
Samuels Julias, dry and fancy goods, 104-108
Kearny, r. 712 O'Farrell
Samuels Julius, upholsterer, 1046 Sutter, r. 1009
Sntier
Samuels Leon, stenographer, 630 Commercial, r. 808
Folsom
Samuels Louis, r. 809 Bush
Samuels Louis, foreman press room Commercial
Publishing Co., r. Iii09 Sutter
Samuf Is M. Mrs., widow, r. 508 McAllister
Samuels Michael, clerk D. Samueln, r. 37 Moss
Samuels Sarah Mrs., widow, r. 1009 Sutter
Samuels Stanley A., r. 816 Jackson
Samuels William, candlemaker, r. 566 Bryant
Samuels William, printer, r. 127 Locust Av
Samuels Wlllirim C, shoemaker, r. 411 Grove
Samuels W. R. G., F. A. S., physician and sur-
geon, office 719 Market, office hours 11-30 a. m. to
1 p. M., 2 to 3 p. M., 6 to 7-30 p. M. Sundays U to
1 p. M., r. 332 Golden Gate Av
Samuelsen Andrew, r. 26fi Brannan
Samuelson Charles, millhand Capitol Mills, r. 118
Drumm
San Bernardino Borax Mining Co.. DeWitt C. Riddell
president, Henry Kriebs Jr. treasurer, 1U6 Leidrs-
dorff
San Bernardino Gas I.iisrht Co., W. B. Cline
secretary, SW cor Annie and Stevenson
San Bruno Dairy, Peter Cabuue proptr, S s Lahaina,
bet Penobscot and Santee
San Bruno Hotel, Frank Marty proptr, W s San Bruno
Road, bet Army and Eve
San Francisco Abend Post (German daily and
weekly) San Francisco Abend Post Co. publish-
ers and proprietors, 535 California
San Francisco Abend Post Co., O. F. Von Rhein presi-
dent, Hugo Herzer manager, publishers S. F.
Abend Post. .535 California
San Francisco and Astoria Packet Line,
S. H. Harmon Lumber Co. agents, 316 St oart
San Francisco and Colorado River RR. Co., James
G. Fair president, C. S. Neale secretary, office 23»
Montgomery
San Francisco and Lake Co. Railroad Co., John T.
Davis president, S. M. Holmes secretary and
treasurer. 318 Pine, room 5
San Francisco and Nortli Pacific Railroad
Co., James M. Donahue president. Thomas W.
Johnston secretary, office 410 Mission, ticket and
excursion offli-e, 2 New Montgomery
San Francisco and North Pacific RR. Ferry, foot of
Clay
San Francisco and Pacific Glass Works,
Carlton Newman president, NE cor Seventh and
Townsend
San Francisco and Pacific Sugar Refinery, NW cor
Eighth and Harrison
San Francisco and San Rafael Railroad
Co., James M. Donahue president, Thomas W.
Johntiton secretary, office 410 Mission
San Francisco and Sonoms Valley RR. Co., William
J. Forde agent, office Wnshington St. Wharf
San Francisco Art Association, 430 Pine
San Francisco Artificial Paving Co., Hans M. Peter-
sen, office 43(i Montgomery
San Francisco Bar Association, 121 Post
San Francisco Benevolent Association, 20 Webb
San Francisco Boiler Works, Patrick F. Dun-
don proprietor. 314-316 Main
San Francisco Box Co. (James R. Carrick, Hannibal
Williams and William S. Wright) 515-.'»19 Fifth
SAN FRMCISCO BRIDGE CO. ..^i
McSXullen president, M. J. Mertens
vice-president and treasurer, George
W^. Catt engrineer, office 43 Market,
room* 4-7, storehouse and pier W s
Slxtk, from Hubbe>ll to South
San Francisco Bronze Works, Joseph Paudler proptr,
773 Mission
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' Al YflOTHS' SUITS
AT
THE HASTINGS."
BMUl Pim It Co. 0? lOnOH
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Wll SE^TOK, Aast. Uanasat
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
SAN
1035
SAN
Sao Francisco Brush and Broom Factory. Kiihiird W.
Simpnou proptr, «0Vi-G15 Brauuan, oflBce 319 Sac-
ra iriento
San Francisco Bulletin Co. (OeorRC K. Fitch,
Lorii^K Pickering and estate of J. W. Simon-
tun) publiRhers and proprietors E\*uing Bulk-tin,
ofl3ce fiJ2 Moiitgoniiry
San FrnnciHCO Call Co. (Loring Pickering,
Ger.rge K. Fitch and Mtate of J. W. Slmonton)
publishers and proprietors Morning Call, office
62.> Montgomery
San Francisco Candle Co. (Egbert Judson and
Peter R. and William C. Woodoiau) works NE cor
Alameda and Rhode Island, office 402 Front
San Francisco Chemical Works and Sul-
phur Po^vderini; Mill. Judsun & Sbepaid
proprietors (West Berkeley, Alameda Co., Cul.)
office 402 Front
San Francisco Chronicle (daily, weekly and
senii-we- klv) Michel H. De Yuung proprietor,
NE cor Kearny and Bush
Ban Fram Isco Clearing House, Charles Sleeper mana-
ger, 211 Sansome
San Francisco Copper Co. (Campo Seco, Calayeras
Co.) office 32ti Sansome, room 58
Ban Francisco Copper Mining Co. (Spencerrille, Nev.
Co.) office 320 Sansome, room 58
San Francisco Cordage Factory, Tubbs *
Co. proprietors. E s Iowa, bet Sierra and Nevada,
office (ill-613 Front
San Frani isco Daily Law Journal, Stockwell k Co.
proptrs, 320 Sansf.me. room 40
San Francisco Daily Report, The Daily Re-
port Publishing Co. pablisLers and proprietors,
office 238 Montgomery
San Francisco Dental Office, Oeorge W. Leek
proprietor. 2So Knaniv
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY ,.„.....«
office 518 Clay
San Francisco District Telegraph Co.,
Cbarlf-s L. Ackermau president, J. B. Gill super-
intendent, office 3 Caiiforuia. branches 200 Sutter,
310 Montgomery, 912 Market. NE cor Geary and
Jones. <03 Larkin. NW cor Third and Howard,
11(52 Market, IHO.") Polk and 510 Hayes
Ban Francisco Edison Electric Light Co., George S.
Ladd president, Horace J. Ladd secretary, office
321 Pine
San Francisco Exchange for Woman's Work, Mrs.
John F. Swift president. 216 Post
Ban Francisco Ft-male Hngpital and Foundling Asy
lum. C. B. Hutihings physician, 806 Sto< kton
San Francisco Fire Department, office old
City Hall, first tlnor
San Francisco Fruit and Flo^ver Mission.
713 Mission
San Francisco Furniture Factory, Friedrichs
& Gercke proprietors, N s Berry, bet Third and
Fourth
San Francisco Fuse Manufacturing Co. The, John
Eodda secretary (works Melrose, Alameda Co.
Cal.) office 507 Calilornia
San Francisco Gas Light Co., J. B. Crockett
president and engineer. William G. Barrett sec
retary and treasurer, works NE cor First and
Howard, cor King and Second, SE cor Fifth and
Howard, cor Bay and Buchanan, and foot Hum-
boldt. Potrero, c)ffic-e SEcor Fir.^t and Natoma
San Francisco Girls' Union, Mrs. C. E. Kinney
resident director, 712-714 Bush
San Francisco Glue Works. P. D. Winter proptr,
W 8 Wisconsin, bet Center and Santa Clara
Ban Francisco GruHi Verein, 737 Mission
Ban Francisco Hay Exchange, Harvey Somers pres-
ident, foot of Third
San Francisco Homoeopathic Hospital, W s Valencia,
bet Twentv-seventh and Twenty-eighth
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERMO-ri^ECTRJC
RUSSIAN ail TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated a^d Electric Eatlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BOILERS and STOVES
ConLecttd Icr Hot ani Colli Water in tlie best mauier-
WATER BACKS, WATEE HEATEES,
Of all kinds made and repaired.
W. E . LANK,
PLUMBER, 605 KEARNT STREET.
Estab)lBhe<l 18<W. Telephone 315.
San Francisco HTse Market and Carriage Repository,
(Gabriel P. Karpel. A. Froomberg and Hufusl.
Green) 33-37 New Montgomery
San Francisco Ladles' Protection and Relief Society,
E s Franklin, bet Post and Geary
San Friincisco, Luke County and Northern
Railroad Co., John H. Sayre secretary, 328
Montgomery, r"om 15
San Francisco Last Factory, Frederick W. Potter
proptr. 10 Stevenson
SAN FRANCISCO LAUHDRY ASSOCIATION
Santuel F. BufTord president, H. H.
AVood secretary, laundry S s Kddy, bet
Fillmore and Nteiner, office 33 Geary
San Francisco Law Journal, Stockwell & Co. proptrs,
320 Sansome, room 40
San Francisco Law Library, new City Hall,
third floor
San Francisco Iiyinf^-in Hospital and
FoundlinfT Asylum, Dr. CharleH Burrell at-
tending physician. 913 Golden Gate Av
San FranciKCo M;.rk.t. .'i22-.530 CI iv
SAN FRANCISCO MERCHANT,
E. C. Hug^hes <k Cn. publishers and
proprietors, C. R. Buckland editor, 511
Sansome
San Francisco Mission of Pacific Coast
Holiness Association, f07 California
San Francisco Mu>ic and Drama (weekly) J. F.
Thium editor and proprietor, .5)5 Clay
San Francisco Musical Fund Society, NE cor Kearny
and Sutter
San Francisco Mutual Loan Association, A. Sbarboro
secretary. 307 SanKome
San Francisco Ne^vs Co. The, Emile Baner
manager. Robert White treasurer. 210 Post
San Francisco Xews Letter and California
Advertiser (weekly) Fn derick Marrlotttdllor,
publisher and proprietor. COo Merchant
San Francisco Newspaper Union, publishers
patent outsides. Palmer* Key proprietors, 405-407
Sansome
San Francisco Novelty and Platinjr Works,
RudL'ear * Shepman proprietors. lOH Front
San Francisco Nursery, -lolin Harper proptr, SE cor
Nineteenth and Folsom
San Francisco Packiner and Provision Co.,
F. W, Ro8-hach proprietor. 517-521 Washington
San Francisco P- troleum Co., Edward Wheatou secre-
tary. 123 California
San Francisco Photograving Co., A. T. Dewey mana-
ger. 6.59 Clay
San Francisco Pine Lumber Co., R. Percy
Wright president, M. J. Mertens secretary, office
42 Market, yard" junction Green and the Seawell,
and junction Kentncky and Yolo
San Fran«-isco Pioneer Screen Works,
John W. Quick pr prietor, 221-223 Fist
San Francisco Pioneer Viirnish Works,
Hueter B OS. .^ Co. propi ietors. Twenty-fourth, bet
Rhode Island and Kansas, office 001 .Market
San Francisco Pioneer W^oolen Factory
and Mission Woolen Mills, Bl^ck Point,
bet r,arklii and Van Xess Av, office 115 Battery
San Francisco Planinor Mill, John Coop pro-
pric tor, ninniifacturer sash and blinds, doors,
etc-., 524-128 Fifth
San Francisco Platinijc Works, Edward O.
Penniston proprietor, ii5:i-i,5o Mission
San Francisco Port Society. Rev. J. Rowell secretary,
rooms NE cor Sac-ramento and Driimm
San Francisco Post Office, William J. Bryan
Postm step. NW cor Washiigton and Battery.
braucA offices Station A. 1305 Pdk. Station B. NW
cor Eighth and Mission, Station C, NW cor Mission
and Twentieth, Station O, foot Market
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 F!RST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. DAAnS,_ city Agent,
fttia Street.
429 CalUorz
SAN
1036
SAN
^ W. W. Montague Sl Co.
S pumps,
^ Suction and Force.
^ FOB HAXD, WIXO-MILI. AAD POliVEB.
Ifl ALL SIZES.
*S. 809. 3U. 813, 315 and 317 MAEKET STREET i
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San Francisco Presbyterian Book Depos-
itory, BfV. W. W. Brier i: Son, depositaries, 42
Oearv
San Francisco Prices Ciirrent (mprcantile weekly) E.
R. Painter publislier. 1-J3 California, room 33
San Francisco Produce Excbange, T. C.
Fri'dlsnder secretary. -tio California, secretary's
office 2i Merchants' Kx' hauge
San Francisco Produce Excliangre Call
Board Association, T. C. Frifdlander sec-
retary. 42i California, secretary's oifice 24 Mer-
chants' Exchauee *
San Francisco Produce £>zcUan<2« Mutual
Benefit -Association, i.'j California
San Francisco Protestant Orphan Asylum, SW cor
La^jnua and H-^iyht
San Fnmcisco Public Kindergartens, 64 Silver and
lln Jackson
San Francisco Rpal Estate Circular, Thomas
Msgee propri' t.'r. 20 Montgomery
San Francisco Savings Union, Albert Miller
president, Lovell White secretary and cashier, NE
cor California and W^bb
San Francisco Savings Union Bldg, NE cor Call-
foruia and Webb
San Francisco School Department Shop, XW cor
Lartin and .\ustin
San Francisco Server Pipe .4.9SOciation,
P. McG. McBean secretary. George D. Claik treas-
urer, office .ind depot 1353-1360 Market
San Francisco Ship Calkers' Ast-ociation, 44 Spear
San Francisco Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
ti Animals. 6<U Merchant
San Francisco Socirtv fir the Prevention of Cruelty
to Children, 6<>4 Starchant
San Francisco Soda W.iter Works. Bnining & Schal-
ler proptrs. 323 Fnncijco
San Francisco Standard Optical Co. (Joseph.
I>idiir. Leon and Adolph Kordm in) optical and
mathematical instruments, 120 Suttf-r
San Francis.'© Ste im Mnrb e Saw MilU, Joseph Musto
pnptr, 713-715 Battery
San Francisco Steamboat and Transporta-
tion Co., K. W. Eaton * Co. aseiits. 8 Uavi«
SAN FRANCISCO STENCIL WORKS
J. LiiiCola (ireerileaf proprietur, manufacturer
sten'il pIat-8, box and burning brands, steel and
rubber stamps. 4a5 Front
San Francisco Stock and ExcHange Board,
E. P. Peckham president. Marcu? P. Hall secre-
tary. S 3 Pine, bet Montsjomery and Sansonie
San Francisco Stock and Excbangfe Build-
inff, S s Pine, bf^t M.nKomery an.l Sansjme
San Francisco Stock Bre^very, Henry F.Brnns
president. Oreorijo Bruns seer tary, Charles Will-
mot brewer. SE cor Powell and Frin> isco
SAN FRANCISCO STOYE WORKS
iCiiris. W. Hansen, Edtvard B. Magee,
-Alex. Bain, John Charvoz and James
O'Bryani mtnufactarers stoves and
ranees, 6-22-626 TUird
San Francisco Storage IVarehonse, J. M.
Pier>e pnpricto-. 735 Market
San Francisco Tannery, Anton Krieg proprietor, E s
San Bruno Road, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-
eighth
San Fmucisco Theological Seminarv, 121 Haigbt
San Francisco Tool Co., W. A. Aldrich presi-
dent. Ira Bishop manager, makers machine tools
pump*, steaiu engines and 8p»H:ial machinery,
11-17 <?teven4on. nr First
SAN FRANCISCO TOWEL CO. «.„„.
Bros, proprietors, 104 3Iarket »
Sad Francisco Transfer Co., J. M. Marlow proptr, 18
Post
San Francisco Turf Exchange, H. Scbwarts
fc Co. proprietors, bookmakers and poolteUers,
411 California, and 23 Grant Av
San Francisco TuVn Verein Hall. 323 Turk
San Francisco Type Foundry, Painter & Co.
proprietor!#512 Clay
San Francisco Underground Conduit and
Electric Light Telegraph and Tele-
phone Co., J. H. Sayre Secretary, office 328
Montgomery, room 15
San Francisco Verein, rooms 219 Sutter and
2iS Grant Av
San Francisco Vindicator (weekly) James E.
Brown publisher and proprietor, office 428 Mont-
gomery
San Francisco Wire "Works, Charles H. Gruen-
hagen proprietor, 669 Mission
San FranciscoWool Exchange, George Abbot
proprietor, N'W cor Fifth and Townsend
San Francisco Vl'ool Scouring Worka,
Frank P. McLennan proptr, XE cor Railroad Av and
Bermuda, offi. e 49 Bluxome
San Francisco Yacht Club, Charles G. Yale secretary,
2-V2 Market
San Francisco Zinc Foundry, F. Mainzer & Son,
proprietc'rs, 25 Jessie
San Geronimo Paper Mills (Marin Co. Cal.)
S. P. Taylor s Co., proprietors, 414-tl6 Clay
San Gottardo Hotel, Lepori S Marioni proptrs, SOS-
SIS Broadway
San Jacinto Tin Co. (San Benardino Co. Cal.) William
Leviston 6<-cretary, office 6 Montgomery Av
San Joaquin and Kern Valley Railroad Co., S. M.
Holmes secretary and treasurer. 318 Pice, room 5
San Joaquin and King's River Canal and
Irrigation Co., William Center president,
Charles Z. Merritt secretary. 533 Keirny, room 1.
San Jo:<quin and Sierra S'evada Railroad
Co. . Charles F. Crocker president, Frank S.Douty
secretary and treasurer, XE cor Fourth and Town-
send, room 4
San Joaquin Improvement Company, A. W. Brooks
agent, office Jackson St. Wharf
San Joaquin Lumber Co., office Pier 3 Steuart
San Jose Brick Co.. James Tobin agent, office S. F.
C. RK. Co's Wharf
San Jose Fruit Packing Co., James W. Nelson agent,
400 Batterv
San Jose Silk Factory (Sau Jose, Cal.) Brown k Metz-
ner agents, 535 Market
San Jo.e Woolen Mill Co., agency 541 Market
San Leandro Manuf.icturing Co., I. C. J.
Truman president, manufacturers hay presses,
wagons, agricoltural implements, etc., factory
231 Spear, office 421-427 Market
San Lorenzo Fruit Co., commission agents for
J. Lnsk Canning Co. , San Lorenzo Packing Co.,
Co.. Los Angeles Paper Co., William Yates man-
ager. \Vm. T. Coleman & Co. Eastern agents,
office 501-503 Front
San Louis Obispo and Santa Maria Valley RR., Charles
G.'odall manager, lu Market
San Mateo Dairy, Daly Ji Kinne, proptrs, office 1010
Valencia
San Mateo Farm Dairy, H. E. Corbett proptr, depot
SI.'? Hayes
San Mateo Ranch Dairy, James W. Goodhue
manager, office oS3 Montgomery, depot 1515 Fill-
more
San Miguel Ranch, F. L. Such i Co. proptrs, Doug-
lass bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
San Pablo and Tulare Railroad Co., Willard V. Hunt-
ington secretary, XE cor Fourth and Townsend,
room 48
San Pedro Lumber Co., John A. Hooper presi-
dent. Henry M. Furman secretary and treasurer,
.ffice4 California
San Pe Iro Manuel, miner, r. 900 Greenwich
WHOLES it.t: ajtd eztah,
W. S- J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
en IDCC rVTDA nOV i^^"" ♦'>« ^'^''''t f^^^^ "^ CUrcU, HocIf. ) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
LwLiroC LA I nA Un ■ iBurgundieB.Sauternes.PortskiidSherrieBf 530 WASEnmOlT STBS£T.
SAN
1037
SAN
San Plefro'« Ctinrch (Roman CiithoHc) Rev.
Curio FiHiuhl p»Ktor, NE cor Dupont and Filbert
Sao Rafael hiiJ San Qucutin Ferry, foot of Clay
Sau Rafael and Tibiiron Ftrry, foot of Clay
San Salvador Oil MufK Co., J. Morizio secretary, 328
Moiiti-'oniery, room 24
Sanberg John, tanner, r. cor St. John and Dominica
Sanborn Albert, liquor saloon, fl07 Clay
Sanborn Albion I., Ktair builder Mechanics'
Mill, SWcor Fremont and Mission, r. 1021 Twenty-
first •
Sanborn Alden W. (A. W. Sanborn k Co.) r. 427 Sutter
Sanborn A. \V. & Co. (Alden W. Saubomldealers
carrlageB. wagons and agricultural implements,
24 Beale
Sanborn Clarence, president and superintend-
ent California Construction Co., 6 Eddy. r. 418
California Av
Sanborn Frank H., secretary Cal. Construction Co.,
6 Eddy, r. 418 California Av
Sanborn Fred. G., asKisfant Becretary and assistant
treasurer Bancrolt-Whitney Co.,r. 1020 Dolores
Sanborn Harvey L., clerk S. P. Co.. r. 3018 Mission
Sanborn James H., packer Hawley Bro's Hardware
Co., r. 1109 Mason
Sanborn Jereiuiuh L., sawyer, r. 3018 Mission
Sanborn Joseph A., agent Northern Pa<ific and
Pariflc Express Go's 29 New Montgomery, r. 640
Seventeenth
Sanborn Lucius, capitalist r. 711 Jones
Sanborn Map and Publishing Co. (limited) R. F.
M.rton agent, 434 California
Sanborn N. H., lumber surveyor, 26 Steuart, r. Berk-
eley
Sanborn Porter E., stair builder A. I. Sanborn, r. 80fi
Treat Av
Sanborn Robert D., r. 631 Mission
Sanborn Sainutl. attorney at law, 6 Eddy, room 100, r.
41« California Av
Sanb. rn Theodtpre C,. jobber, r. 821 Valencia
Sanborn, Vail «& Co. (A. H. Vail) importers and
mannfartiirers frames, mirrors, moldings, chro-
nics, artists" materials, etc., 857 Market
Sanborn W. D., i^eneral agent Burlington Route,
B. and M. R. RR., a'2 Montgomery, r. 433 Geary
Sanborn William E., clerk, r. 2216)4 Fillmore
Sanches Randolph P., contractor and builder, r. 653
Capp
Sanchez Alonzo G., deputy U. S. Internal Revenue, r.
Alamtda
Sanchez £. J., compositor Filmer & Stiller Electro.
Co., r. 23 Scott PI
Sanchez Felix, gardener, r. 1009 Treat Ay
Sanihez Frank, laborer, r. E s Falkland, nr Tombig-
bee
Sanchez Frank A., barber, 531 Valencia, r. 8 Alemany
Av
Sanchez John F., drover, r. Sumatra, bet St. John and
ToniblKbee
Sanchez Joseph, engineer Wm. Deacon, r. 635 Bryant
Sanchez Joseph, porter Nathan & Sallinger, r. 9 Har-
die PI
Sanchez Joseph G., bookkeeper George H. Mixer, r.
1009 Treat Av
Sanchez L., laborer, r. 1205 Stockton
Sanchez Luis, student Barnard's Business College, r.
405 Geary
Sanchez Pettr, tailor, r. 99 Stevenson
Sanchez Ramon B.. clerk, r. 31 Stanly PI
Sanchez R. B., with S. F. Gas Light Co., cor First and
Howard
Sanchez Ricardo, driver, r. Thornton, nr San Bruno
Road
Sanchez Ronaldo, vaquero, r. San Bruno Road nr
Wayland, U. M. T.
Sanchez Street Primary School. Mrs. Frances A. Ban-
ning principal, E s Sanchez, bet Sixteenth and
Seventeenth
FRATINGER & CO.
OP ALL DESOEIPTIOHS.
105 KEAENY STREET.
GAS, WATER and STEAM
FITTING,
In all its Branches, Well Done.
_"!_ ANE,
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PLUMBER,
EbtabllsheJ 1860,
505 KEARNV STREETV
Telephone 315.
Sauckeu Christian, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Eddy and Sieiner
Sancken Diedrich, clerk Charles J. Hlnrichs, r. 337
Third
Sancken Richard, clerk M. Hencken, r. 1201 Green
Sand Kdward, barber Ferdinand Sand, r. 642 Jessie
Sand Ferdinand, barber and baths, 23 Third, r. 642
Jexsle
Sand George F.. barber, r. 642 Jessie
Sand Joseph, barber, 50 Fourth, r. 644 jMsle
Sand Josepli E., dentist, 121 Post, r. 642 Jessie
Sandbarh Harry W. M., clerk Cal. Sugar Refinery, 827
Market
Sandberg John, tanner, r. St. John, bet Dominica
and Servia
Sandberger Eugene, waiter, r. 2021 Mason
Sander Herman, kitchenhand J. F. Westheimer, r.
636 Commercial
Sander John, Beaman, r. fi Cade'l Alley
Sander M., bookkeeper Sitbeuhauer, Meyerfeld & Co.,
r. IW^OO'Farrell
Sander Marie J. A., widow, r. 829 Union
Sander Mary Miss, r. 1719 Jones
Sander Monroe, clerk, r. 18.10 O'Farrell
Sander Peter, clerk, r. 1719 Jones
Sander Peter, clerk Treasurer's Office, r. 618 Natoms
Sander Peter, saloonkeeper, r. 14 Caroline
Sander Robert, «pothecai-y, r. 2(00 Larkin
Sanders Alfred G.. r. 1921 Getiry
Sanders A. A., teacher df dancing, and proprie-
tor Uni.n Square Hall, 4'.'1 Poet, r. 2:<3 O'Farrell
Sanders Annie, groceries and liquors, 123 Shipley
Sanders Arnold, poultry, 80-81 Centie Mar. et, r. 1600
Post
Sanders Augufta Miss, tailoress, r. W s Utah, bet
Alameda and El Dorado
!-anders Charles, liquor saloon, 165 Second, r. 74 Te-
hama
Sanders Charles Z., machinist, r. 2623 Mission
Sanders Cornelius T. (Sanders & Johnson) r. 228 Tay-
lor
Sanders Daniel upholsterer, r. 501 O'Farrell
Sanders David H., cigarmaker. r. 10 Hopeton Terrace
Sanders David S., compositor J. R. Brodie & Co., r.
1524 Eddy
Sanders Ducke, physician, r. 8 Montgomery Av, room
14
Sanders Florence E. Miss, r. 2 Hoff Av
Sanders Frederick, cigarmaker, r. W s Utah, bet Ala-
meda and El Dorado
Sanders Georee F., cardriver, r. 1319 Minna
Sanders George H. (Wright fc Sanders) r. 923 Pine
Sanders O'ttlieb, brewer, r. 242'i Greenwich
Sanders Gustav. seaman, r. 116 Berry
Sanders Harry S., physician, r. 1921 Geary
Sanders Henry (Sanders * Co.) r. 1622 Larkin
Sanders Henry liquor saloon, 4 Washington, r. 1406
Powell
Sanders Henry F., dry goods. 55 Third, r. 623 Howard
Sanders Henry S., secretary Bankers' and Mer-
chants' Mutual Life Association of the United
States, 322 Montgomery, r. 1921 Geary
Sanders Jacob, dairyman, r. W s Utah, bet El Dorado
and Alameda
Sanders John (Paulson 4 Co.) r. 423 Jonrg
Sanders John D., coachman, r. 1812 Jackson
Sanders John, clothing dealer, r. 1524 Eddy
Sanders Joseph iS. H. Se.vmour & Co.) r. Rubs House
Sanders J. S. Miss. r. 923 Pine
Sanders J. S., w^iiter stmr Mariposa ■
Sanders Levi, butcher, r. 613)4 Natoma
Sanders Louis, cigarmaker, r. W s Utah, bet Alameda
and El Dorado
Sanders Martin (Russ, Sanders fc Co.) r. 2701 Howard
Sanders Max (Stokes k Sanders) r. Potrero Av, nr
Thirteenth
Sanders Oliver W., clerk Davis Bros., Bergmann Ji
Co., r. 233 O'Farrell
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CALIFORNIA
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PA8SENOBR, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
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Dennett Jump Seats.
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Sanders Patrick, blackRinitb, r. 47 Clementina
Sanders S., with Leheubaura Bros., r. ISaO O'Farrell
Sanders Samuel, clerk, r. 1600 Post
S&uders Samuel F., boarding, S s St. Thomas, bet St.
Lawrence and Alleghany
Sanders Solomon A., jeweler Levison Bros., r. 1608
Post
Sanders William, clerk, r. 337 Bryant
Sanders William, waiter Ahlborn House
Sanders Williaio O., laborer, r. l()2il Vallejo
Sanders William R., shipllner, r. 129 Jackson
SANDERS & 00. ,.
Henry Sanders
and Ludwi^ Dettman) copper smit lis,
manufacturers steamboat, sujrarhouse,
distillery and breMrery pipes, etc., 4^1
Miasion
Sanders <& Jolingon (Cornelius T. Sanders and
Peter Johnson) merchant tailors, 5 New Mont-
gomery
t^" Sanders. See Saunders
Sandersfeld Frederick T., wines and liquors, 801
Turk
Sandersfeld .John, clerk R. Richier, r. 823 Vallejo,
Sanderson Austin A. (Campbell & Sanderson) r.2517J4
Sacramento
Sanderson Charles P., drirer Omnibus BR., r. 8 Ve-
rona
Sanderson Daniel, seaman stmr Bonitt, r. 625 Davis
Sanderson David, r. 225 Castro
Sanderson David, miner, r. 608 Ellis
Sanderson Fred. W., butcher, r. 1142 Howard
Sanderson George H. (Root & Sanderson) r. 2235
Broadway
Sanderson George R. (Coffin h Sanderson) and agent
Uniteft Life and Accident Ins. Assn, r. 2503 Fill-
more
Sanderson Gorham, stock clerk Schweitzer & Co., r.
1617 Larkin
Sanderson Harriet L., widow, r. 2510 Steiner
Smderson James, insurance agent, r. 832 Treat Av
Sanderson James E. T., engineer, r. 832 Treat Av
Sanderson James J. .superintendent O'Connor, Moflfatt
& Co., r. 1427 Webster
Sanderson James L., mining, r. 230 O'Farrell
Snnderson Jennie, cook 6i0 Folsom
Sanderson John, carpenter and builder, 628 Mont-
gomery, room 116
Sanderson Lemuel A., with A. Schilling & Co., r. 1617
Larkin
Sanderson Lnther C, salesman Sanderson -k Bro., r.
407 Mason
Sanderson Mary F. Miss, teacher music, r. 2510
Steiner
Sanders.m Samuel A. (Sanderson & Bro.) r. Oakland
Sanderson Sil is W. Mrs., widow, r. 1925 Octavia
Sanderson Solomon, seaman, r. 217 Broadway
Sanderson William, r. 310 Seventh
Sanderson William W., r. 717 Broadway
Sanderson William W., clerk Root k, Sanderson, r.
1905 Baker
Sanderson k. Brother (Samuel A. Sanderson) crockery
and glassware. 310-312 Battery
Sandford Harry K., clgarmaker, r. 9 Sunshine Court
Sandford John, salesman J. J. O'Brien k Co., r. 1904
Market
Sandford Joseph H., bookkeeper Charles S. Moses k
Co., r. 200 San Jose Av
Sandford L. N.. dentist. IIOX Turk
Sandman Ant^nst, long.shoreman, r. 32 Lewi*
Sandman John G.. ninster Btmr Alexander, office 810
Sansome, r. 2118 Pine
Sandman Solomon, policeman, r. 425)4 Third
fiandmann Ernest, groceries and liquors, 500 First
Saudmann George, barber Krueckel & Golly, r. 48
Minna
Sandow Frank, bartender George Bernhard. r. 502
Washington
Sandow George, surveyor, r. 1008 Union
Sandow Herman, clerk Abend Post. r. 502 Washington
Sandoz Angusms C, bartender, r. 428 Broadway
Sand>>z Numa (Sandoz & Co.) r. 510 Pine
Sandi>z fc Co. (Nuraa Sandoz) liquor saloon, 510 PIna
Sandrock Fred, cook Charles P. Mayers, r. 951 Market
Sundry Michael J ., druggibt James G. Steele & Co., r.
520 Stevenson
Sands Albert, druggist, r. 318 Kearny
Sands Charles D.. master mariner, r. 142 Ninth
Sinds Jotfn, seaman, r. 116 Drumm
Sands Joseph, porter Olympic Club, r. 30 O'Farrell
Sands Mary, widow, r. 106 J^ Welsh
I Sands Ole, carpenter, r. 1467 Minna
] Samls Thomas (Sands k Cook) r. 739 Harrison
I Sands >1: Cook (Thomas Sands and A. U. Cook) liqaor
I saloon, 446 Third
I Sandstein Abe salesman, r. 332 Golden Gate Ay
Saudsten Henry C, cutter Hart Bros.
Sandy Jotin W., carpenter, W s Chapultepec, nr Cort-
land Av, B. H.
Sandy Samuel J., cofifee saloon, 414 Taylor
Sanford Alfred B., engineer, r. 433 Turk
Sanford E. T., machinist, r. American Exchange
Hotel
Sanford Ida E. Mrs., r. 1211 Laguna
Sanford J. Mrs., r. 529 Post
Sanford Janie L. Mrs., widow. Baptist Missionary,
Chinese Women and Children's School, 1115 Stock-
ton, r. 1018 Mason
Sanford Jason L., real estate, 126 Kearny, room
8, r. The Baldwin
Sanford John b., brickmason, r. 631 Mission
Sanford Lewis P., bartender S. A. Solomon, r. 325 Eddy
Sanford Martha L., teacher First Congregational
Church Kindergarten, 934)4 Harrison, r. 646 Fol-
som
Sanford M. G. Mrs., r. 216 Powell
Sanford Thomas, teamster, r. S s Army, nrSan Bmno
Road
Sanford William, seaman, r. 263 East
Sanger Carl, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, P. 53 Ship-
ley
Singer E. B. Mrs., widow, r. 611 Nineteenth
Sang^er Isidor, surgeon dentist, 30 Post, NE cor
Kearny, r. 309 Powell
8^" Sanger. See Saenger
Sanqniuttti Agostino, tisherman, r. 331)4 Vallejo
Sungninetti Andrew, bartender, r. 5 August Alley
Sanguiiietti Andrew, liquor saloon. 1506 Powell
Sanguinetti A\igustu3, wines and liquors, ISiiO Polk
Sanguinetti Eugene J., barber, r. 526 Broadway
Sanguinetti Ferdinand, teamser, r. 605 Greenwich
Sanguinetti Joseph, bartender, r. 3 Vallejo
Sanguinetti Leon, foreman, r. 1425 Kearuy
Sanguinetti P. Mrs., hosiery dept S. F. Pioneer Wool-
en Factory, r. 413 Broadway
Sanguinetti Peter, laborer, r. 5 August Alley
Sanguinetti Pliilip, well borer, r. 413 Broadway
Sanguinetti Stefano, interpreter Italian, Criminal
Courts, r. 5 Vallejo
Sanitarium Batba, Cornelius E. DriscoU pro-
prietor, 2210-2212 Powell
Sank John, cabinetmaker, r. 426 Fourth
Sankey Charles A., bookkeeper Parke & Lacy, r. 1827
Jessie
Sankey Edward, distributor S. F. Laundry
Sankey Jeremiah, painter, r. 1830 Jessie
Sankey John, r. 317 Bush
Sankey Samuel, r. 613 Nineteenth
Sanuebek August, teamster Kayser Bros., r. 1118 Pa-
ct tic
Sanor Theodore, manager Joe T. Poheim, r. 321 Turk
Sauquist John V. F., tanner, r. 11)4 Isis
Sausten Hen-y, cutter, r. 16 Reed
Santa Anita Mill and Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.)
J. M. Buffington secretary, 309 California
Santa Clara Hotel, 444-446 Brannan
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For MEN AND BOYS at
"THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
THE LION Fire Ins. Co. OF LGNBON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, $4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
SAN
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SANTA CLARA M0LDIN6 GO.
(Willinin J. and Philip K. Kriiiicke and
Samuel nieCall) niaiiufucturers mold-
ing-sand mirror frames, and importers
mirror platea and furniture, 3U>i Sec-
ond
Bantu Clara Petroleum Co., Edward Wheaton secre-
tary, 123 CaliforDia
Santa Clira Stables, Henry W. Gray k Co. proptrs,
11-13 Webb
Santa Cruz BitumioouB Rock Paying Co., N. P. Perine
presideut, Georgo M. Peilne manager, office 28
New Moutyoniery
Santa Cruz CharleB, waiter, r. 649 Howard
Sauta Cruz DotiMsiaua, r. 2 St. Cbarlcs PI
Santa Cruz Frauk. waiter Palace Hotel
Santa Cruz Island Co., A. J. Caire secretary, 523 Market
Santa Cruz Water Co., John M. Duke secretary, 311
California
Santa Roaa Woolen Mills, George Whittell
aRent, 216 Bueh
Santallacd Uiasllio, produce, 121 Fourth
Santelli Anton, salesman B. Franks
Santi Ariaui, liquor saloon and boarding, 894 Front,
r. 10J4 MontRoniery
Saotihaner Antone, butler J056 California
Santif Cecelia, teacher, r. 47 Gerniania
Santif Frank, shoefinisher, r. 47 Germania
Santif Frauk J., finisher Buckingham & Hecht, r. 47
Oermania
Snutif Joseph, porter, r. 529 Sacramento
Santif Mary, widow, r. 47 Oermania
Sautif Then sa shoefitter, r. 47 Germania
Santini Lorenzo, caster and molder F. M«rion Wells,
r. 813 H.'trrison
Santo Victoria, r. 5 Varennes
Santos A. A. Mrs., r. 275 Minna
fiantos B., barber, 15:«5 Geary
Santos John A., varieties, X37 Market
Santos Joseph, waiter stmr T. C. Walkw
Santos Manuel, deckhand stmr T. 0. Walker
Santry Catherine, widow, r. W s Dame, nr Thirtieth
Santry Charles, braasworker, r. W s Dame, nr Thir-
tieth
Santry Michael, laborer, r. 31 Ford
Santry Mi.hael. laborer, r. .'>18 Steyenson
Santry Michael Jr., r. 520 Stevenson
Santry Timothy, brassworker, r. W s Dame, nr Thir-
tieth
Saperstou J. Lawton, salesman Brown Bros. & Co.. r.
1606 California
Sapin Charles G., apothecary French Hospital, r. 1000
Bryant
Sarabla L. A., r. 700 Broadway
Sara to|£ra Improvement Co., James E. Gordon
manager. 2o\i Maiket
Saratoga Mining Co. (Candelaria. Nev.) M. Hubbard
secretary. 123 California
Saratoga Music Hall, 814-816 Geary
Saratoga Orchard Co., James E. Gordon sec-
retary, 202 Market
Saratog^a Saloon, O'Donnell k McCoort proprie-
tors, 5 Grant Av
Saratoga Stables, Moses Hart k Co. proprie-
tors, 814-H18 Geary
Barcander John F., journalist Demokrat, r. 810 Jessie
Sargent A^ A. & Stone (Aaron A. Sargent and
Frank M. Stone) attorneys at law, 216 Sansome,
rooms 1-2
Sargent Aaron A. (A. A. Sargent k Stone) r. 1630 Fol-
som
Sargent Abram P., conductor Market St. BB., r. 501
Broderick
Sargent Bailey, real estate, r. 1028 Waahlngtos
«argent Charles P., r. 1312 Mission
Bargent DotUe F., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1028 Wash-
ington
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIF.BMO-Kl,E<rTBIC
RUSSIAN ani TDEKISH BATHS
Also Medicateil and Electric Baths Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
WATER FILTERS,
ALL SIZES AND KINDS FOR FAUCETS.
Large Filtererswith capacity for cleaning all water
used in the house, simple and cheap.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street,
KstAbllshed 1800.
Ti'lenhone 315.
Sargent E. D., confectioner, r. 102 Bidley
Sargent Edward L., cashier White Sewing Macbins
- .. Co., r. 7UO)4 Bush
Sargent Edward O . clerk, r. 137 Montgomery
Sargent Elizabeth R. C. Miss, oculist and aurlst. 607
Suiter, r. IHaO FoUom
Sargent Frank, r. 2ti(i Brannan
Bargent Frank, laborer Onion Iron Works, r. Handley
Sargent Frank G., salesman Goodyear Rubber Co., r.
Alameda
Sargei t Gedrge, machinist, r. 902X Filbert
Sargent George C, assayer, r. 1630 Folsom
Sargent John, laborer Union Iron Works, r. Handley
House
Sargent John, solicitor, r. 825 Kearny
Sargent O. A., r. 305 Bu^h
Sargent Robert J., bricklayer, r. 8 Vallejo Court
Sargent William B., r. 923 Hyde
Sarle Benonia. millwright, r. !'19 Jones
Sarles Julia Mrs., teacher Pacific Heights School, r.
2423 Buchanan
Sarll James, hostler L. C.Woodworth, r. 1009 Valencia
Saroni H., waiter Nevada Re.-taurai.t. r. 2iK»9 Tavli.r
Saroni L. k Co. (Louis Saroni) candy mnfrs, 118-120
Davis
Saroni Louis (L. Saroni fc Co.) r. 808 Van Ness At
Sarowsky John F.. r. W s Eureka, nr Twenty-first
Sarraille John, dairyman, r. Palmer, nr Sauches
Sarraille John, gardener French Hospital
Sarraille Peter, fruits, etc., 316 Francisco, r. 323
Francisco
Sarraille Manuel, laundryman Rubs House
Sarrette John, compositor, r. 1302 Powell
Sarrette Pierre, tailor, r. 1302 Powell
Sarrick Annie Mrs., r. 2.')8 Clementina
Sarscen Edward, restaurant, 814 Third
Sarsfield Cornelius, painter, r. 400 Polk
Sarsfield John A., bookkeeper J. J. O'Brien k Co., r.
400 Polk
Sarsfield J. P., specialist, office 115 Eddy, r. Oakland
Sarsfield Michael, tailor, r. 23 H Geneva
Sarsfield Remedies Co., A. W. Bowman general man-
ager. 115 Eddy
Sarsfield Richard, waiter strar Los Angeles
Sarthon Bernard, lauudry, 1229 Golden Gate At
Sarthou John (Trebucq & Sarthou) r. Railroad At, nr
Five-Mile House
Sartor Joseph W., capitalist, r. 1309 Stockton
Sartori Ansustine P. (Sartori * Fantini) r. 626 Post
Sartori & Fantini (Auauntine P. Sartori and Antonio
Fantinijproptrs Caujpi's Restaurant, 33-35 O'Far-
rell
Sartorius J. Geome. machinist, r. 293i Moss
Sasasi Alfred, porter R. E. Dickinson
Sasia Joseph Rev., S. J., president St. Igna-
tius' College, 214 Hayes
Sass Amandus H. C, r. 24)4 Langton
Sass Christian, stevedore, r. NW cor Greenwich and
Sansome. rear
Sass Claus, dishwasher, r. 317 Bush
Sass Edward, liquor saloon, 118 Washington, r. San-
chez, nr Sixteenth
Sass Henry, butcher South S. F. Packing and ProTls-
ion Co., r. Servla. nr Susquehanna
Sass Louis, cablnetiuaker A. J. Forbes, r. 808 Church
Sass Marcus H., groceries and liquors, 216 Van Ness
At
Sass M. W. Miss, dressmaker, r.ll4 Turk
Sassns Jacques, r. 605 BroadwaT
Satchwell John. r. 1137 MisKi.m"
Sather Banking Co. Tho, H. L. Dodge presU
dent, J. L. N. Shepard vice-president, James 8.
Hutchinson manager, NE cor Mout,;omery and
Commercial
Satterlee George A., r. 8 Mason
Satterthwaite Robert T. M. (Satterthwalte, Soain k
Co.) r. 331 Leavenworth
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 riRST ST.
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encaustic, Glazed an<l Plain.
309. 311. 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Satterthwaite. Sozin & Co. (Robert T.M.Satterthwaite,
Charles W. Sozin and Charles Gienger) wholesale
druggists, sundries and fancy goods, 51» Market
Satterwhite B. Mrs., student Barnard's Business Col-
lege, r. 503 Turk
Battler Andrew, blacksmith, r. 1003 Mason
Suttler George, foreman scourer Catton, Bell & Co.,
r. 20 Rausch
Sauber Adolph, r. 2114 Jones
Sanber William, fruits, 42fiH Hayes
Sancedo A., barber, 20 California, r. 725 M Broadway
Saacelito Express Co., George W. Smith pro-
prietor, San Francisco cffice, 4i)9 East
Saucelito, San Rafael and San Quentin Ferry (N. P.
C. RR.) foot Market
P^ Saucelito. See Sausalito
Saner Adam, carpeDter, r 8fiS Seventeenth
Saner Annie, domestic 251.5 Washington
Saner August, cook stmr Columbia
Sauer George, carpenter, r. 1515 Stockton
Saner Henry, barber Lehn & Lippert, r. 13 Verona PI
Snner Henry, cook, r. 32 Everett
Saner Herman, r. 126 Seventh
Sauer H. L., clerk Lebenbaum Bros., r. 126 Seventh
Sauer Peter, laborer C»l. Sugar Refinery, r. Hum-
boldt, nr Vermont
Sauerwein G. Henry, fresco painter, r. 520 Folsonj
Saiiffrignon L. Mrs. (F. Gambert & Co.) r. 433 Larkin
Saul Catherine, nurse City and County Hospital
Saul Gustave, r. 2:6 Brannan
Saul Jt.hn, bakery and confectionery, 132 Fifth
Sanl Sarah, widow, r. 1012^ Florida
8^ Paul. See Sohl
Sanlinan'g Restaurant, A. Reusche proprietor,
520 California
Saulmann Julius, insurance broker, 213-215 Sansome
Sanliuany J., r. 120 Post
Saulnier John Mrs. (John Saulnler k Co.) r. Bor-
deaux, France
Saulnier John & Co. (Mrs. John Saulnier) Andre La-
fargue manager, importers and wholesale liquors,
607-609 Front
Saulsbury Edmond J., doorkeeper Alcazar Theater, r.
29 John
SaulKbury John, engineer, r. 81 Fourth
B^" Saulsbury. See Salisbury and Salsbury
Siiulter Simon P., millwright r. 519 Sacramento
Saunders Charles W., engineer C. C. Burr & Co., r.
21S0 Stockton
Saunders Charles W. Jr., pressman C. C. Burr & Co.,
r. 2130 Stockton
Saunders Ebenezer, valet, r. 714^ Geary
Saunders Elias. traveler Davis Bros., Bergmann k
Co., r. .518 Ellis
Saunders F. A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 160 Perry
Saunders Frederick, restaurant, 145 Larkin, r. 3 Ful-
ton
Saunders Frederick A., teamster, r. 160 Perry
Saunders George A., painter, r. 201 Taylor
Saunders George H., compositor Alta, r. 605 Califor-
nia
Saunders George W.. compositor Call, r. 507 Mason
Saunders H. C, porter, r. 21 Verona
Saunders Herman, cook, r. 636 Commercial
Saunders Honora J., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 632 Polk
Saunders Huston C, barber, r. 339 Third
Saunders James, sarpenter. r. 1607 Jones
Saunders James A., bookkeeper, r. 317 Third
Saunders James A., master mariner, r. 50 Tehama
Saunders James D. , r. 216 Powell
Saunders John, cofiper, r. 1137 Mission
Saunders Joseph S. W., carpenter, r. 411 Lyon
Saunders Joseiihine Miss, teacher Redding Primary
j School, r. 632 Polk
Saunders Lillie Miss, r. 12 O'Farrell Alley
I Saunders Mary A., widow, r. 2409 Clay
Saunders William, agent Pac. Press Publishing
House, office 18 Poet
Saunders William, watchman U. 8. stmr Oen. McDow-
ell, r. 337 Bryant
10" Saunders. See Sanders
Saur Jacob, brassfinlsher W. T. Garratt * Co., r. 345
Fremont
Saur Theodore, paperhanger, r. 2654 Howard Court
Sansalito I^and and Ferry Co., Robert George
secretary, 419 California, room 9
BSr S8U<!alito. See Saucelito
Sausset Louis E., tailcr, r. 4^^6 Jackson
Sauter Charles, brewer, r. 735 Tehama
Sauvage Caroline Mrs., millinery, 209 Sixteenth
Sauvage Owen H. r. W9 Sixteenth
Sauxay Edmund D., laborer, r. 1524 Eddy
Savage Alvin D., conductor N. B. and M. RB., r. 2724
Folsom
Savage Bridget, domestic 1303 H Polk
Savage C. Mrs., widow, r. 24 Lewis
Savage Edward, r. 109 Fifth
Savage F. G., waiter, r. 576 Folsom
Savage Frank V., teamster, r. 1401 Oak
Savage George R., commercial traveler, r. 220 Haight
Savage Granville L., salesman, r. 824 Capp
Savage Henry, r. 740 Sixteenth
Savage Heury M., attom'-y at law, r. 1401 Oak
Saviige James, seaman stmr Ancon, r. 343 Shipley
Savage James, varnisher Heywood Bros. & Co., r. 438
Clementina
Savage Jeremiah, clerk, r. 116 Alta
8 ivage John, gardener, 611 Chestnut
Savage John, horseshoer James McCarty, r. 531 Sac-
ramento
Savage John E. (Savage, Son fc Co.) r. 1230 Valencia
Savage John J., laborer, r. 2105 Taylor
Savage Leon, laundryman, r. 367 Clementina
Savage Lincoln E., attorney at law, 325 Montgomery,
room 2H, r. 801 Leavenworth
Savage Margaret Mrs., r. 1401 Oak
Savsee Melvin, clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r. 769
Harrison
Savage Michael, tailor, r. 438 Clementina
Savage Mininj^ Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) E. B.
Holmes secretary. 4 Nevada Block
Savage Nathan P., cabinetmaker, r. S s Minna, bet
Ni-w Montgomery and Third
Savage Patrick, cook, r. 124 >i! Gilbert
Savage Patrick, engineer stmr Silva
Savage Patrick, laborer, r. 511 Mission
Savage Patrick H., plumber, r. 23 Otis PI
Savage Richard (Savage, Son k Co.) r. 801 Leaven-
worth
Savage Richard, compositor Evening Post, r. 116 Alta
Savage Richard, longshoreman, r. 120 Alta
Savage Richard H., r. Palace Hotel
Savage Richnrd H., foreman, r. 241 Seventh
SAVAGE. SON & CO.. ,«.«...,*
Savag-e, George M. Pinknrd and Jolin
E. Savage) proprietors Empire Foun-
dry and Macliine Works, 135-113 Fre-
mont
Savage Thomas, r. 228 Seventh
Savage Thomas, pressman Examiner, r. 116 Alta
Savage William, blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. .521 M Fourth
Savage William A., compositor Bulletin, r. 740 Six-
teenth
Savage William A. T., agent, r. 1401 Oak
Savage William C, clerk Merry, Faull & Co., r. San
Rafael
Savage William C, clerk Siegfried k Brandenstein, p.
Oakland
Savage William N., laborer, r. 202 Sixth
Savage William N., solicitor White Sewing Machine
Co.. r. 1401 Oak
Savannah Edward (Pac. Hor?e Market and Carriage
Repository) r. 149 Tehama
Savannah Jacob, artist, r. 149 Tehama
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
THE LARGEST
CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY HOUSE
ON THE PACIFIC COAST.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVS PALACE HOTEl,.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
U&nufacturers of Show Casea
and Stor« Fixtures.
37 Mot SL
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY{
Finer than the class of Champagnes sent from > ARPAO HARASZTHY & CO.
France to this country, bat without Brandy. J C30 WASB^TOiT STEEET.
SAV
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m
BaTannah Michael, salesman M. HeussdorlTer, r. Uy
Tehama
Barery Edwin, leather embosser, r. Visltacion A.T, nr
Six Mile Houi^e
■•very Edwin, tingnnith Emll Boesoh * Co., r. San
Jo8(5 At, bet Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
■•Tery Frederick, leather embosser and japanner,
r. Visltacion Av, nr Six Mile House
SaTery William, painter, r. San Job6 At. bet Twenty.
ninth and Thirtieth
BaTlers Julia Miss, assistant bookkeeper laundry dept
Palace Hotel
Savlnf^g and Loan Society, Horace DaTlB pres-
Ident. Cyrus W. Carmany cashier and secretary,
619-«2I Clay
Barlo Natalis, S. J., tailor St. Ignatius College, r. 214
Hayes
BaTlo Victor, cellarman P. Priet & Co., r. 4 Vallejo PI
Savonella C.irl, dairyman, r. Tobago, nr San Bruno
Road
SaTory Wicom F., bartender John C. Sprague, r. 1107
Post
Sawers C. O., bookkeeper Balfour, Guthrie & Co.
Sawin George W., watchman, r. 608 Broadway, rear
Bawin Jamts C, waiter Jacob Claasuen, r. Kentucky
HouFe
Bawrey Robert K. (Mendioroz & Sawrey) r. 513 Fll-
ber»
Sawtelle Arthur J., butcher Alphonso Astorg, r. 404
Minna
Sawtelle Anmast, commercial traTeler, r. 1214 Turk
Bawtelle David, salesman Indianapolis Mnfg Co., r.
15-22 F.ddy
Sa^vtelle Henry W., surgeon Tnited States Ma-
rine Hospital Service, U. S. Appraiser's Bldg,
fir^t floor, r. Marine Hospital
Bawtelle Lucius, glove cutter, r. 229 Sixth
Sawyer A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 221 Mason
Sawyer Albert F., physician, 302 Stockton
Sawyer Benjanjin F., brassfinisher, r. 1411 Mason
Sawyer Byron P., woodworker J. Wagner, r. East
Oakland
Bawyer Charles H. (Earle & Co.) r. 723 Oak
Sawyer Daniel W., letter carrier Post Office, r. 402
Hayes
Bawyer David S., packer George H. Fuller, r. 935 Mis-
sion
Sawyer Ebenezer D. (Sawyer & Burnett) r. 819 Bush
Bawyer Edward E. , bookkeeper, r. 819 Bush
Bawyer Edwin H., chief corresponding clerk U. S.
Surveyor-General's Office, r. 2330 Fillmore
Bawyer Frank B., cutter P. F. Nolan & Sons, r. 431
Ivy At
Bawyer Frank H., journalist Call, r. 303 Jones
Bawyer Frederick H., barber Albert Woerz, r. 402
Hayes
Sawyer George M., painter, r. 8 s Wolf, nr California
At
Bawyer George W. (Aiken k Sawyer and Sawyer k
Allard) r. Chattanooga, bet Twenty-third and
Twenty-fourth
Bawyer H. C, physician, 7 HIU
Sawyer Herbert C, clerk E. C. Dake, r. Alameda
Bawyer Houghton, r. 734 Sutter
Bawyer House, M. A. Sawyer proptr, NW cor Fulton
and Devisadero
Bawyer James, r. 7(56 Bryant
Bawyer James, brassworker, and extraman Hose No.5
Bawyer John, painter Palace Hotel
Sawyer John E., carpenter, r. 1028 Market
Bawyer John F., painter, r. 106 Seventh
Bawyer John H., painter, r. 766 Bryant
Bawyer John J., physician, r. 874 Mission
Bawyer Joseph, barber. 202 Second, r. 227 Second
■awyer Josi ph. bartei d r, r. 1191 Harrison
Sawyer Lewis W. (John Lee 4 Co.) r. '2832 Howard
lawyer Lilla C. Miss, cashier Will & Finck, r, 11 Val-
paraiso
<<
UNDERWEAR
».AT„
THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
CAST IRON PIPE.
GAS and WATER PIPE
And FITTISTGS of all Sixes.
E. LANE,
505 Kearny Street.
Telephone 315.
W.
Plumber,
EsUbllEhed 1840.
Sawyer Ltnis E., capitalist, r. '299 Hyde
Sa^vyer Lorenzo, Judge U. 8. Circuit Court,
chambers U. 8. Appraiber's Bldg, third floor, r.
734 Sutter
Sawyer Lorenzo S. B., attorney at law, clerk
and commissioner U. S. Circuit Court, office U.S.
Appraisers' Bldg, third floor, r. 617 Hyde
Sawyer M. A. Mrs., proptr Sawyer House, NW ;eor
Devisadero and Fulton
Sawyer Milton G., clerk Post Office, r. 402 Hayes
Sawyer Otis V., notary public and commissioner
deeds, 405 California, r. Iul8 Geary
Sawyer Patrick, watchman, r. 424 Shotwell
Sawyer Prescott, r. 734 Sutter
Sawyer Samuel, plasterer, r. 1046 Folsom
Sawyer Samuel, sean.an, r. 506 Davis
Sawyer Samuel T., compositor Evening Post, r. 207^
Guerrero
Sawyer Tannlnu; Co. TIip, wool pn'lers and
dealers wool, hides, pelts and leather, Charles L.
Field agent. 312 Clay
Sawyer Thomas, liquor saloon, 935 Mission
Sawyer Thomas Jr., chemist, r. 935 Mission
Sawyer William F., r. 725 Bush
Sawyer William P., bartender, r. 935 Mission
Sawyer William T., salesman L.D. Stone & Co., r. 819
Bush
Sawyer Woodbury D.. attorney at law, 603 Washing-
ton, r. 1817 Hyde
Sawyer & Allard ( George W. Sawyer and Delno Allard)
dairy, cor Twentieth and Potrero Av
Sa^vyer & Burnett (E. D. Sawyer and John M.
Burnett) attorneys at law, 420 California
Saxe Homer P., cattle dealer, r. 2 Chatham PI
8axe Orman F., harnessmaker Lynch & Gray, r. 28
Seventh
Saxe Peter, r. Lick House
Saxe Theodore, cook, r. 420 Jackson
Saxe William P., clerk Custom House, r. 102 Ellis
Saxenmeyer Joseph, laborer, r. 44 Clementina
Saxton David, r. 746 Howard
Saxton James G., brakeman S. P. Co.. r. 1412 Mason
Saxton Marie, widow, r. 417 Folsom
Saxton William R., blacksmith David £err, r. 3514
Washington
•^ Saxton. See Sexton
Sastorph Axel L., teamster, r. 223 Harrison
Saxtorph Henry (Holm & Saxtorph) r. East Oakland
Sayer Joseph W., teamster, r. SW cor Teneriffe and
Rai'road Av
Sayer Leopold, tailor, r. 428 Broadway
i^" Sayer. See Sayre
Sayers John, fireman S.F. Gas Light Co., r. fl Tehams
Sayers John B., with C. E. Whitney k Co., r. 1807
Pierce
Sayers Samuel, contractor, r. 1046 Folsom
Sayers William F., attorney at law, 534Ji California,
r. 2128 Broderick
Sayle Joseph, porter Lebenbaum Bros., r. 1206 Stock-
ton
Sayle William H.. student, r. 927 ^ Jackson
Saylor Daniel, r. 1128 Treat At
Saylor Daniel W., r. 29 Beideman PI
Savior John, starter Geary St. KR., r. 1316 Fillmor*
Saylor William, r. 1128 Treat At
Sayre John H., mining secretary, 328 Montgom-
ery, room 15, r. San Mateo
Sayre M. E. Mies, portrait artist, r. 33 J« Sixth
Savre Roger H., butcher, 407 Turk, r. 34 Hayes
1^ Sayre. See Sayer
Sayward Marv, widow, r. 209 Oough
Saywell Fannie Miss, r. 801 Chestnut
Saywell Harry, hosiery dept S. F. Woolen Factory, ».
801 Chestnut
Saywell Sylvester, carpenter, r. 1105 Broadway
Saywell Thomas, gardener, r. 801 Chestnut
Saywell Thomas W. J. H., macbinist, r. 801 Cksalnnt
Saywell William F., clerk, r. 801 Chestnut
CO
JOHN HAMMOND
66
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
MaanfHrtnrer «f eTCry tiefM^lrMon off
PASSBNOER, BTRBBT AND FREIGHT CARB.
4* to S« B«al« •treat, Han rraBCi»««.
Truman, Isham & Hooker, *^'-^^^St^n*/W5Si?K.ls?e'2:'*^
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMP0BTEB3 OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
TRENCH RANGES.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Sbarboro Andrea (Sbarboro & Co.) and secretary
West Oakland Mntnal Loan Association, W. st
Oakland MaBonic Hall and Building Associatinn,
Italian-Swiss A«riculHiral Colony and San Fian-
cisco Mutual Loan Association, office 307 San-
Bonie, r. 1805 Steiner
Sbarboro Bartholomew, manager Sbarboro & Co., 531
Washington, r. 1230 Filbert
Sbarboro James, scavenger, r. 2307 Mason
Sbarboro L. 8., bookkeeper, r. U Union PI
Sbarboro Pietro, laborer, r. 22 Vandewater
Sbarboro & Co. (Andrea Sbarboro) groceries, wines
and liquors, 531 Washington
Sbrauia Auselo & Co. (Angelo Sbragla and Andrea
Ricopimi) groceries and fruits, r. W s Railroad
Av, bet Manitoba and Doniiniia
Sbragia Angelo (A. Sbragia & Co.) r. W s Railroad Av,
bet Manitoba and Dominica
Scacealuga Frank, tailor, r. 9 Angndt Alley
Scales Amanda M., widow, r. 450 Twentieth
Scales William, baker M. Curran, r. 717 Brannan
Scales William H., clerk, r. 450 Twentieth
Scalla Jacob, waiter New Washington Hotel
Scally Neil J., groceries and liquors, 1149 Folsom
Scalmanini Andreas, r. 909 H Filbert
Scalmanini Ant'mio, chocolate maker D. Ghlrardelli
& Son, r. 2 Lick PI
Scalmanini Carlo, porter Antonio Daneri, r. 2 Lick PI
Scalmanini Carlo, wine cellar, 712 Front, r. 909 Ji Fil-
bert
Scalmanini Emile, student, r. P09J4 Filbert
Scalmanini Henry, clerk, r. 909 H Filbert
Scalting Phillip, r. 443 O'Farrell
Scammon Jefferson H., carriagemaker E. Soule, r. 505
Seventh
Scammon Leland S., printer, r. 505 Seventh
Scaudla House, Munson & Shaughnessy proptrs, 621
California
Scandinavian Home, James Neilsen proptr, 66-68
Oregon
Scandinavian Hotel, Nils P. Lundberg proptr, 28-30
Clay
Scandlnn-vian lintheran Churcli, Rev. Ole
Groensberg pastor, 18 Sherman
Scandinavian Packing Co. (Astoria, Or.) Cutting
Packing Co. acrents, 19 Main
Scanlan Hugh, machinist, r. 25 Hartford
Scanlan John, liquor saloon, NE cor Fifth and Clem'
entina
Scanlan JohnD., trunkmaker, r. 118 Welsh, rear
Scanlan Mary, widow, liquor saloon, 29 Jessie
Scanlan Michael, laborer, r. 140 Perry
Scanlnn Michael W., trunkmaker C. A. Malm, r. 118 Ji
Scanlan Thomas, butcher B. W. Brown, r. 50 South
Park
Scanlin Charles W., clerk Henry Doyle b Co., r. 7
Bush Street PI
Scanlin Hugh W., salesman, r. 7 Bush Street PI
Scanlin John, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 219Jj
Tehama
Scanlin Josie Miss, saleslady Eeane Bros., r. 2941
Clay
Scanlin Mary A., widow, r. 2941 Clay
Scanlon Annie, widow, r. 756 Brayant
Scanlon David, r. 413 Fourth
Scanlon James, coremaker, r. 125 Welsh
Scanlon James, painter, r. 734 )i Natom*
Scanlon John, bartender, r. 238 Kearny
Scanlon John L., carriagewasher A. S. Peterson, r. 66
New Montgomery
Scanlon Matthew, car driver, r. 1448 Minns
Scanlon P. Re-v., pastor St. Joseph's Church, r.
214 Tenth
Scanlon Patrick, r. 816 Jackson
Scanlon Patrick, baker James McDevitt, r. 504 Minna
Scanlon Timothy, carriage painter J. B. Gorman,
r. 784J4 Natoma
Scanlon Timothy, porter Albert Man &Co.,r. Oakland
Scanlon William J., varulshc-r The T. M. Antisell Pi-
ano Co., r. 756 Bryant
Scannell David, chief engineer San Francisco
Fire Department, office Old City Hall, first floor,
r. 412 Hush
Scannell James, salesman Sullivan's Cloak and Suit
House, r. Abbot tsford House
Scannell Michael, shoefitter, r. 12405^ Bush
Scannou John, laborer, r. Es Seventh, bet I and J
Scarborough W. B. (W. B. Scarborough & Co.) r. Los
Angeles
SCARBOROUGH W. B. & CO,
(W. B. Scarborough) Pacific Coast
agrents Dlebold Safe and Lock Co., 1^0
Front
Scardiglia Settino (Scardiglia&Co.) r. SEcorOctavia
and Ivy Av
Scardiglia & Co. (Settino Scardiglia and William
ScHtena) fruits and vegetables, 442 Hayes
Scarff George, drayman, r. 742 Howard
Scarry Margaret, widow, r. Twenty-second, bet Mis-
sion and Barttett
Scateua Frank, fruits 1320-1322 Polk, r. 14153< Van
Ness Av
Scatena li. & Co. (Lorenzo Scatena) commission
merchants and dealers foreign and domestic
fruits, 313-315 Washington
Scatena Lorenzo (L. Scateua It Co.) r. 411 Green
Scatena M. & Co. (Martino and Pietro Scatena) fruit
and produce, 423-425 Davis
Scatena Martino (M. Scatena & Co.) r. 421 Green
Scatena Pietro (M. Scatena & Co.) r. 14^ Cleaveland
Scateua William (Scardiglia & Co.) r. S£ cor Octavia
and Ivy Av
Scattiny Philip, oyster saloon, 15 Stockton, r. 443
O'Farrell
Scelsser George, r. 423 Bush
Schaab Katrina, widow, ladies' nurse, 806 Union
Schaab Lena Miss, dressmaker, r. 806 Union
Schaadt Frank A., carpenter, r. 18 )i Sanchez
Schaadt John, paper hanger, r. 632 Seventeenth
ScUaadt Louisa, widow, r. 632 Seventeenth
Sihaadt Piter, r. 632 Seventeenth
Schaap Charles A., printer, r. 1223 Green
Schaar Adolph, nphol-terer, r. 879 Shotwell
Schnhat Edward, molder, r.65 Natoma
Schabat Kmil, machinist, r. 8 Eissling
Scliabel Henry, jeweler, r. 763 Howard
Schaber Ernst, cabinetmaker, r. 458 J4 Minna
Schaber Florence, r. 803 Montgomery
Schach Arthur, waiter, r. 844 Mission
Schach t'harles, warehouse keeper, r. 324 Seventh
Schach H. S., storekeeper Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 324
Seventh
Schach John F., molder Mechanics' Foundry, r. 201
Main
Schach Theodore J., (Burnett & Schach) r. 337 Hayes
Si hachhuber John, butcher, r. 65 Clipper
Schacht George, b.irber, r. 6i9 Fulton
Schacht Henry (Schacht & Lemcke) r. 745 Golden
Gate Av
Schacht Robert C, sawyer George H. Fuller, r. 923
Sacramento
Schacht & Lemcke (Henry Schacht and Martin
Lemcke) commission merchants, 122-124 Davis
Srhacktebeck C. L., with Bank of California
Schal Albert F., candymaker L. Saroni & Co., r. 11
Diamond
Schad George H., clerk Hirschfeld & Jacoby, r. 646
Washinjitou
Schad Paul T., conductor, r. 645 Washington
Schad Theresa, widow, r. 645 Washiujiton
Schad William H., jeweler L. Miller Jr., r. 2605 Bry-
ent Av
Schadde Edward, plumber John T. Cosgrove, r. S5i
Grove
FRATINGER & CO.
Fine Dressmaking
105 KEARIO^ STREET.
ORIENT Ins. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000 I GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Assets, $1,551,95^ | WU. SSSKS, Ast Muiger.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
SCH
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Schadde WlllUm A., clerk Thomas Maaee, r. 354
Grove
Schadde William A., real estate, r. 4)4 Elgin Park Av
Schadde Willlaiu H.. cooper, r. 354 Grove
Schade August, bhoeiuaker 517 Vali-ncia
Schade Fredrrick. pBcker Phoenli Brewery, r. Seven-
tfeutb, bet Eureka aud Uuuxlass
Schade H. L. R., porter ChHrles Kittlelberger, r.
Seveuteeuth, bet Eureka and Douglass
»- Schade. S.:e Shade
Schaeber Herinanu, seaman, r. 323 Vallejo
Schaeibteler William, carpenter, r. 61(> Fourth
Schaefer Adolpb, clerk Ernest EBsmaiin, r. Oakland
Schaefer Albert, shoemaker, r. Uil Mason, rear
Schaefer Augubt, candy mufr, 2122 Mission, r. 2208 H
Mission
Schaefer Charles, framemaker S. k O. Gump, r. 1029
Clay
Schaefer Charles G.. dealer paints, oils, etc., 616
Davis, r. 1U14 Masou
Schaefer Charles (Fromm & Schaefer) r. 2410 Jj Sac-
ramento
Schaefer Charlotte, midwife, r. 723 Broadway
Schaefer Edward, with Truckee Lumber and Box
Mufg Co., r. 121 Clinton
Schaefer Frank R., niachinehand Novelty Wood
Works, r. yi4 Laguua
Schaefer Frederick (Schaefer k Greninger) r. 440
Second
Schaefer Frederick, cooper G. R. Windeler, r. 58 Jj
Second
Schaefer Frederick, house and signpalnter, 24)4
Turk, r. 1007 Clay
Schaefer Henry C, stableman, r. 325 Ritch
Schaefer Herman, clerk, r. 1609 Turk
Schaefer John, r. 723 Broadway
Schaefer John, carriagemaker, r. 430 Shipley
Schaefer John, printer, r. 51t> Filbert, rear
Schaefer John G., capitallbt, r. 724)4 Howard
Schaefer Lena, liquor saloon, 1121 Mission
Schapfer William, cook, r. 821 Pacific
Schaefer & Greninger (F. Schaefer and Georee F.
Greninger) plumbers and gasBtters, 542 Fourth
•^ Schaefer. See Schafer, Scheffer, Shaeffer and
Shafer
Schaeffer Bessie Miss, teacher music, r. 1006 Pine
Schaeflfer Charles, bartender Gruen & Heydenaber, r.
257 Fourth
Schaefier John, cooper Lachman Jc Jacobi, r. 230
Perry
gchaer Frederick, liquor saloon, NW cor Commercial
aud Drumm, r. 1 Latham PI
Schaer John, liquor saloon, &W cor Sixteenth and
Mission
Schaertzer Frederick C. r. 30 Haight
Schaertzer Henry C, clerk Byrne k Cross, r. 30
Haight
Schaertzer Jacob, carpenter, r. E s Douglass, off Sey-
eiitpputh
Schaeitzer John A., vice-president Albany Brewing
Co., r. 30 H.ight
Schaertzer John H., merchant tailor, r. E 8 Douglass.
off Seveuteeuth
Schaetzle Xavier, tailor, 1037 Twenty fourth
Schaezlein Hugo, silversmith, r. 14:in Juckson
SCHAEZLEIN ROBERT ».„.
ufHcturer Hociety badg^ea, •ilvergmitli
and gold and silver plater, 13 Trinity,
r. ii'J'Za Clay
Schafer A., r. 1428 Slission
Schafer August, tailor C. F. Bnrgman, r. Ill Oe«ry
Schafer Bartel. brewer, r. 324)4 Seventh
Schafer Charles, r. 1349 Howard
Schafer Charles, soda bottler, r. 525 Octavia
Schafer Charles, tanner, r. 1227 Hampshire
Schafer Charles Mrs., midwife, r. 525 Octavik
Schafer Charles W. P., costumer, 34 Third
LEAD PIPE, SOLDER, TIN
AND SHEET LEAD.
I<«ad ^Vork of all kinds well done.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1860. Telephone 316.
DR. BAZAN'S
TlIKRMO-i:i.i:CTRIC
RUSSIAN aifl TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated aad Electric Baths Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
Schafer Ue Villa, iiiacliliiict. r. 430 Vallejo
Schafer Frank P., clerk Robert W. Burtis, r. 3UH
Seventh
Schafer Frederick A., capmaker M. J. Flavin k Co.,
r. Oakland
Schafer Frederick W., clerk L. Oesterreicher, r. 2023
Pine
Schafer George (Breig k Schafer) 1712 Folsom
Schafer George (W. A. Frederick & Co.) r. 1428 Mis-
sion
Schafer Henry, r. 58 Natoma
Suhnfer Henry, blacksmith, r. 4C8 Clementina
Schafer Henry, butcher, r. Honduras, bet Kentucky
and St. John
Schafer Henry F. W., carpenter, r. 2023 Pine
Schafer Henry G., bookkeeper, r. 20J3 Pine
Schafer Herman H. (S. hafer & Co.) r. 2a Stockton
Schafer John, r. 723 Broadway
Schafer John, mate stmr Los Angeles, r. 1721 T^kven-
worth
Schafer John, oiler, r. 10)4 Boardman PI
Schafer John, waiter William D. Meyer, r. 45 Second
Schafer John A., liquor saloon, 170t Polk
Schafer John F. (Schafer * Co.) r. 11 Montgomery
Schafer Julius, tailor, r. 428 Clemeutina
Schafer Lena, domestic 428 Golden Gate Av
Schufer Louis, seaman, r. 1721 Leavenworth
Schafer Louis, varnisher Kreling Bros., r. 303 Hayei
Schafer M. Mrs., costumer, 34 Third
Schafer Maria, bakery aud confectionery, 9fi5 Mission
Schafer Peter, driver U. S. Brewery, r. 5+4 McAUixter
Schafer Philip, cabinetmaker Cal. Furniture Mufg
Co., r. 1721 Jessie
Schafer William, butcher, r. 2110 O'Farrell
Schafer William B., plumber, r. 324)4 Seventh
Schafer <& Co. (John F. and Herman H. Schafer)
merchant tailors and clothiers. 11 Montgomery
terSchafer. See Schaefer, Schaeffer, Scheffer, Shaef-
fer and Shafer
S( haff N. H. Mrs., r. 106 Eddy
Schatt William, paioter Palace Hotel
Schaffer Bernard, cook Anton Miller, r. 506 Dupont
Sihaffer Frederick r. NW cor Fourth and Mission
Schaffer Frederick, car conductor, r. 4M0 Chestnut
Schaffer Jacob, saloon Keeper, r. 232 First
Schiiffer James, r. 6(15 Broadway
Schaffer Jacob, baker, r. tiOS Filbert
Schaffield William, carpenter and builder, r. T
— ,Twenty->-ecjnd
Schaffuer Charles, candymaker. r. 315 Lombard
Schaffner Fr.'derick. cook, r. 315 Lombard
Schaff er Frederick W., ruler, r. 315 Lombard
Schaffner Herman, secretary, r. 1712)4 Jessie
Schaffrey Vredrika, widow, r. 522 Fulton
Schaer Frederich, liquor naloon, NW cor Drumm and
Cominerciil, r. 1116 Mi-sion
Schalck L. Charles Jr., asKibtiut bookkeeper Living-
ston & Co., r. 717 O'Farrell
Schaleg Frederick, printer, r. 621 Pine
Schalich Anna Mrs., r. 713 Geary
Schalich Thomas, cabinetmaker, r. 713 Geary
Schalike F. W., artificial btone worker, r. Fell, bet
Laguna and Buchanan
Schalitz Carl, coppersmith Sanders k Co., r. 819 Fil-
bert
Scliall William, r. 1315 Stockton
Schallehn August, shoemaker, r. 610 Bryant
Schallenberet r F., salesman Newman k Levinton, r.
1165)4 Mission
Schallenberger Lloyd, clerk S. L. Jonea k Co., r. 614
Sutter
Schallenmueller Christian, baker, r. 763 Howard
Schaller Henry (Bruning & Schaller) r. 229)4 Fran-
ciKCO
Schaller Louis, salesman, r. 10 Turk
Schallich Louis (Nichols fc Schallich) r. 1413 Polk
Schalok Emil, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 735
Brannan
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS, ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THK LARGEST BUSINESS
OF ANY AMERICAN COMPANY.
SCH
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Trimmings
a Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Schambs George M., foreman Pac. Suspender Co., r.
106 >4 Tbird
Schammel George, bookkeeper Sctaammel Packing
Co., r. 2017 Powell
Scliammel Henry, president Schammel Packing
Co., office 401 Chestnut, r. 2017 Powell
Schammel Maria Mrs., r. 610 Lombard
Scliammel Packing Co., packers, hermetically
sealed goods, and proprietors California Vinegar
Works, factory 401-419 Chestnut, salesroom 118
California
Schandt John, gardener, r. 1924 Alabama
Schaner Adam, baker, r. 625 Clay
Schank E. N. Mrs., widow, r. 426 Tenth
Schanz Mai, jeweler Keinhold Bujannoff, r. 9 Lick
PI
Schanzer Joseph, butcher F. TJrl & Co., r. 1908 Mar-
ket
Schaper Henrietta, widow, r. N s Clipper, bet Sanchez
and Noe
Schardin Joseph P. (J. P. Schardin & Co.) r.l4 Grant
SCHAEDIN J. P. & CO.
(Joseph P. Schardin and Frederick
lioy) sole agents Royal Stag and Old
Pal Whiskies and Chief Bitters, domes-
tic and foreign wines a specialty, 16-
18 Grant Av, under City of Paris
Scharenberg Charles, r. 454 Jessie
Scharenberg Louis, compositor Demokrat, r.l412 Pine
Scharetg Antone, liquor paloon, NE cor Howard and
Fourth, r. E s Pennsylvania Av, bet Sierra and
Nevada
Scharetg George, teamster, r. W s Iowa, bet Sierra
and Nevada
Scharfenberg Adolph, merchant tailor. 27 Stocktoni
Scharff Benjamin, barber Jacob Davis, r. 958 Folsom
Schara Frank, soapmaker F. E. Seidel, r. cor May-
flower and Winslow
Scharff I$iaac C, salesman E. Mansbach & Co., r. 958
Folsom
Scharff John, wines and liquors, SW cor Pacific and
Mason
Scharff Sarah, widow, r. 958 Folsom
Scharff Werner, r. 507 Broadway
Scharger Conrad, machinist, r. 35 Morris Av
Scharninghausen Brothers (William and Frederick)
oyster saloon, 13 Fourth
Scharninghausen Frederick (Scharninghausen Bros.)
r. 13 Fourth
Scharninghausen William (Scharninghausen Bros.) r.
13 Fourth
Scharlach Gustave J., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co.,
r. 927 Post
Scharowsky N. Mrs., dressmaking, 428 Post
Schary Julius, dry goods, 525 Montgomery Av, r. 523
Montgomery At
Schater Joseph, cigarmaker H. Plagemann & Co., r.
276 Minna
Schath Authony, expressman, r. 2J4 Camp
Schath Henry J., framemaker T. J. Bass & Co., r. 14
Albion Av
Schath John, extraman Engine No. 7, r. NW cor Six-
teenth and Albion Av
Schatz Philip, second-hand furniture, 954 Folsom
Schartzer John A., brewer, r. 30 Haight
Schau Arthur, boots and shoes, 1939 Mission
Schau Max, shoemaker, 131 Second
Schaub Benedict, r. 21 H Dehone
Schaub Conrad, carpenter and builder, r. 711 Clem-
entina
Schaub Robert, waiter, r. 544 First
Schaubel Charles, machinist P. M. SS. Co., r. 448
Bryant
Schauf Carl, night clerk M. B. Moraghan
Schaufele Albert L., student, r. 454 Seventeenth
Schaumloeffel Martin, carpenter, r. 705 Polk
Schaumloffel William, salesman A. Oalli &Co.. r.l300
Jackson
Scheafle Herman, r. 801 Filbert
Scheel John H., teamster, 418 Market, r. 110 Henry
Scheel Robert, packer Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 1334
Thirteenth
Scheele Hermann F. , groceries and liquorp, 201
Valencia
Scheeler August, seaman, r. 2010 Mason
Scheeline Moritz, bookkeeper Daniel Meyer, r. 1216
Clay
Scheeline Simon (Roth & Co.) r. 1200 Golden Gate
Av
Scheeline Simon 0. (Rosenbanm & Scheeline) attor-
ney at law, 325 Montgomery, room 2, r. 1200 Gol-
den Gate Av
Scheeline Solomon E., clerk Daniel Meyer, r. 1418
Taylor
Scheer Henry, bootmaker, 1419 Mason
Scheer Henry Jr., barber, r. 1419 Mason
Scheer Hermann H.. waiter, r. 323 Vallejo
Scheerer Conrad, secretary California Paving Co.,
618 Market, r. N s Liberty, bet Noe and Sanchez,
Twentieth and Twenty-first
Scheerer Joseph (Joseph Scheerer k Co.) civil
engineer and president California Paving Co.,
618 Market, r. N s Liberty, bet Noe and Sanchez,
Twentieth and Twenty-first
Scheerer Joseph &, Co. (Joseph Scheerer) store
fixtures, etc., 1628-1634 Market
t^ Scheerer. See Scherer, Scherrer, Shearer, Sherer
and Schiirer
Scheetz John S., barber John Harder, r. W s Ken-
tucky, bet Sierra and Nevada
Scheffauer. George (Eiben & Scheffauer) r. iii Dodge
Scheffer Carl, portrait painter, 601M Bush, r. 326
O'Farrell
Scheffer Charles, r. 145 Ellis
Scheffler Henry, butler 951 Chestnut
Scheffler Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 655 Third
Scheffler William, president Edge Hill Vineyard Co.,
office 212 Battery, r. St. Helena
Scheflerstein Emanuel V., salesman Stein, Simon k
Co., r. 705 Post
Scheggia Arnoldo, bartender Charles Scheggia, r. 533
Broadway
Scheggia Charles, liquor saloon, 537 Broadway
Schehr John D., barber, 791 Mission, r. 607 Minna
Scheib Isidore, r. 201 Ellis
Scheibli James, tailor, 539 Clay, r. 713 Broadway
Scheibli Rudolph, machinist John Weichhart, r. 217
Beale
Scheibner Frederick A., furrier, r. 2427 Sutter
Scheideler Joseph (Schulz & Scheideler) r. 1241 Fol-
som
Scheldeler Joseph Jr., engineer r. 1241 Folsom
Scheiden Nicholas, trunkmaker, r. 1607 Mission
Scheier A. K. Mrs., varieties, 256 First
Scheier Abraham, salesman P. Berwin & Bro., r. 1230
Eddy
Scheier Gustav, machinist, r. 735 Brannan
Scheier Hannah, widow, r. 9 Hyde
Scheier Hattie Miss, assistant teacher Moulder Prim-
ary School, r. 9 Hyde
Scheier Rose Miss, teacher South San Francisco
School, r. 9 Hyde
Scheier Theodore, machinist Atlas Iron Works, r. 822
California
Scheiffer Morris, eye glasses, 413 California, r. NB.
cor Folsom and Fifth
Scheifler Frank, butcher, 3002 Mission, r. Capp, bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Scbeike Ivan, oysterman, r. 426 Tehama
Scheike Joseph, cook, r. 425 Tehama
Scheile Robert, musician, r. 552 ?4 Natoma
Scheimann Jennie, widow, r. 345 Minna
Scheitzer Joseph, watchmaker Frederick Hofiing, r.
1007 Mission
WINDOWJHADES.
Plain, Fringed, Decorated and Embroidered Shades
made to order in any size or style.
W. «& J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MAEZET STKEET,
NXXT ABOVB PAIAOB HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO,
Mannfactarers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Martet St
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Scheltii Peter L.. tailor, r. 736 Vallejo
Schell Adam, r. 19 dluckley
Scbell K.nos P. couimisi-loii merchant, r. 624 Polk
Schell Fred. A., Urt and marine iusuritnce, 18 Post, r.
308 Van Ness Av
Schell George \V., attorney at law, r. 1017 Twenty-
firgt
Schell Georgiaua L. (Woodworth. Schell & Co.) r. 308
Van Ness Av
Schell J., r. ti38 Commercial
S.hell .Jacob, lon^^Rhoreman, r. 681 Mission
Scbellbach WilliBm, porter D. N. & E. Walter & Co.,
r. :niii Ivy Av
Schellberg Peter, bouse and sign painter, r. 31
DonglnSi
Schelle Charles, car cleaner 8. P. Co., r. 12 X 'WBSh-
ingt >n Av
Schelleuberg Paul, npholstering, 10.5.i Mission
Schtlleiiberger Annie, widow, r. 4 Scotbmd, rear
Bchellenberger Joseph, tailor, r. 6im Natoma
ScliellerCharlts. cooper Cal. Sugar Hebnery, r. Mer-
ritt, nr Corbett Road
Scbeller Francis J., laborer, r. What Cheer House
Scbeller Jiihu, r. 228)4 Fiamlnco
Scheller Robert E., porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 4
AlHBka Pi
Si-beller Vi( tor, law student, r. 640 Golden Gate Av
Scbellppper P'rederick A., t^iilor, r. 121 CoUinswood
ScbellH Auijnst, r. 2SSi) Greenwich
Scbemmel A. Mnie., r. 818 Geary
Schemmel Edward, r. 818 Geary
Scbeuip J. Frederi.-k woodcarver. Sterling Furniture
Co.. r. 918 Harrison
Scheuck Charles \V., r. 913 !< Mission
Scheiick George W., painter Truman, Isham & Hooker,
r. l:<51 Bush
Schenrk George H., real estate, r. 602 Sutter
Sibenek H., < lerk Post Office, r. 1134 Howard
Scheuck Harriet Mrs,, r. Iii25 Polk
S henck Harvey R.. pressman, r. 1.S51 Bush
Scbenok Sar;ih, widow r. 2012 Powell
SCHENCK W, T. Y.. «„.»«
{jfarden hose, and mannfactiirer Are de-
partment apparatus, H.i'Z-ii^'l Market,
r. 1910 Pierce
Sebenck WoophullS., captain, assistant quarter-
master U, s. Marine Corps, office 615 Sansome, r.
Occidental Hotel
a^" 8. henck. See Schenk
Schendel Ada Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary School,
r. 408 California Av
Schendel Anna, wid>w. r. 408 California Av, B. H.
Scliendel -John, cook, r, R.)6 Couimi-nial
Schendel William, salesman John S. Bowman & Co.,
r. 13 Mhdlsnn Av
Schener Charles L., butcher, r. 90.5 Folsom
Scbener Jaiiieg P., salesiuan, r, 1 Prospect PI
Schenk Adolph, porter C, H. Meyer i Bro8.,r, 7 Read
PI
Schenk Albert, frampmaker, r. 9 Read PI
Sfheuk Catberiue, widow, r. 7 Rea<l PI
Schenk Chritstian (Christian Schenk * Co,) r. Oakland
Schenk Christian Hi Co. (CbrlKtian Schenk and
Samuel O. Holmes) seal engravers, die sinker.s
and stencil cutters, 423 Washington
Schenk Edward, porter C. H. Meyer k Bros , r. 1236H
Folsom
Schenk Gustave, polisher Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r.
7 Read PI
Schenk Hannah, widow, dressmaker, r. 646 Filbert
Schenk Robi rf bartender, r. 904 Kearny
I»" Scheuk. See S henck
Sihenkel Agatlja. widow, r. 2f>9 Minna
Schenkel Henry, laborer Enterprise Brewery, r.
2.1114 H Folsom
Schenkel Juliu'*, teamster Peter Schenkel, r. 8 s St.
Thomas, bet Platte and Yazoo
FRATINGER & CO.
LADIES' SUITS
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
103 KEARXY STREET.
THE LATEST IMPROVED
PATENT WiTER CLOSETS.
SANITARY SEWER CAS TRAPS
Put in by skilled workmen.
V\/_ E_ L_ AnSTE^
PLUMBER, BOS KEARNV STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Schenkel P. ter, h.g butcher, NK side St. Thomaa
bet S ivannah and Platte, r. 732 Harrison
Schenone Giuseppe, vegetables, 73 Colombo Market,
r. 1411 H Kearny
Schenz Edward, bartender Julius Winkler r. 44
Clementina
Scheper Carsten, groceries and.liquors, 8W cor
Fifteenth and Capp
Scheper Charles W, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. Clipper, nr Sanchez
Scheper John H., cardriver, r. 103 Fifteenth
Scheper John R., groceries and liquors, NE cor Clay
and Larkin
Schepir John H. Jr., clerk Tillmann k Bendel, r.
1518 Clay
Scheper Martin H., molder, r. S 8 Clipper, bet San-
chez and Noe
Schepp.' Augii-te, r. 605 Broadway
SoUeppler Charles, cattle dealer, r. 46 South Park
Scheppler W, & Co. (William Scheppler and Alfred
Huber) ninfg j-welers and witchmakers, .39 Third
Scheppler William (W. S heppler & Co.) r. 622 Post
Scherb Fra'icis, carriagemaker B. Grave k Co., r.
930 >4 Filbert
Scherberg Erie, boxmaker U. Fritschi, r. 722 Minna
Scherer Elizabeth, widow, r. 769 Folsom
Scherer G-orge, fuller S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 13 l-age
Scherer J^iseph, cook, r. 13 P.-ige
Scherer Leon, actor, r. 13 Scotland
Scherer M. A. Miss, principal South End School, r.
769 Folsom
I^T" Scherer. See Scheerer, Scherrer, Shearer and
Sherer
Scherf Herman, r. 22 DeBoom
Siherf Net I, widow, r. 4U8)4 Francisco
^ Scb^rf . See Sherf
Scherman Gusiave, polisher estate Matthias Gray, r.
809 V{ P.)st
Scheming Johann, shiprarponter, r. 130 Freelon
S herustein Charles, musician, r. 6S< L'-wis
Scherr Edward, accountant Goodall, Perkins k Co.,
r. 624 Grove
Scherr F'-rdinand, capitalist, r. 822 California
Scherr Gustav, machinist Atlas Iron Works, r. Har-
mony Hotel
Scherr John F., Clark Baltimore and Ohio EK., r. 50«
S'-cond
Scherrebeek Thomas J., coffee saloon, 37 Turk
Scherrer Ignatius, cooper, r. 22 Chesley
S -herrer Laureut, baker, r. 9 Polk Lane
S.better Edmond O., clerk, r. 221 Oak
Schetier Herman F., bookkeeper, r. 221 Oak
Schettler Carl, with Holbrooij, Merrill k Stetson, r.
Golden Gate Hotel
Schettler Louis, woodcarver, r. 861 Mission
Sci.etzel Ad dph (J. Hertz * Co.) r. Ti Turk
Schetzfil M. P., architect, 1-2 St. Ann's Bldg, r.
The Bal iwin
Scheubuer William, waiter, r. 9 Mint Av
Scheuer fbarles L., but.her, r. 430 Tehama
Scheuer Jacob brewer, r. cor Arlington and Ui(n}el.
FairmounI Tract
Scheuenr Jacob, pantryman stmr Modoc
Schi uiiert Hngo, barber Fleiscbman & Semler, r. 711
C.iliforuia
Scheurer Chrisilan, tailor. 147 Fourth, r. 145 Fourth
S. h. urer William, tailor, r. :I3 Borland
S heurich William, shoemaker, r. 411 Dnpont
Scheurlug George, tailor, r. 422 Greeuwieb
bcheurihger George, barber C. Laubeuheimer, r. 32 )<
Clementiia
Scheuten Ni< holas, bagmaker Hecht & Morgenstern,
r. 11107 Mission
Scheyer 1»I. iS( Brother, (Sallusch Scheyer and
Morris Rosenthal) dry and fancy goods, 324-326
Saiisi'mo
Scheyer Salhisch (M. Scheyer & Bro.) r. f03 Fell
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CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
IMnnnfactiirrr of ever.r deM>riptloii of
PASSENOER. STREET AND FREIGHT CABS.
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IMPOBTEES OF
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Schiappapletra Astulfo, clerk Sbarboro & Co., r. 534
BuHh
Schick John H., glassblower, r. 620 Fourth
Schiebel John P., carpenter, r. 11 Graham PI
Schleble Charles F., carpenter, r. 13fi Bidley
ington and Jackeon
Schieble Frederick, carpenter, r. Cherry, bet Wash-
Schieble George, carpenter, 1803 Powell, r. 1806>i
Stockton
Schieble John, carpenter, r. 1806)^ Stockton
Scbiekele Joseph, laborer, r. 8 b Mauritius, cor
Penobscot
Schiefer Charles, bookeeeper, r. 726 Sutter
Schiefer S. Mrs., r. 726 Sutter
Schlertjolz August, draftsman Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 1421 California
Schlcrloh Henry, maltster Albany Brewing Co., r. 74
Everett
Schiffer Charles, bookkeeper Cal. Land and Timber
Co., r. Alameda
Schiffer Franklin G., salesman J. A. Folger b Co., r.
Alameda
Schifferstein Emanuel, salesman Stein, Simon & Co.,
r. 705 Post
Schild Henry, cook Park Hotel
Sihill Christian, brewer, r. 677k Mission
Schill Jacob, butcher Charles Se.ipel, r. 2302 Mission
Schiller Albert, cooper Lachman & Jacobl, r. 32
Federal
Schiller Alfred, clerk Louis Rosenthal, r. 1021 Post
Schiller August, butcl er, r. 1214 H Polk
Schiller ChorltB. longshoreman, r. 2107 Stockton
SCHILLER CHAELES F.
proprietor California Plaster Decora-
tive WorUs. centers, brackets, vrood
carving and modeling', 861 Mission, r.
8.) 9 niissiun
Schiller Francis, cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 32
Federal
Schiller George, carpenter, r. 922 Battery
Schiller George, cooper, r. 677 }« Mission
Schiller Henry, general engraver. 344 Kearny, r.
Berkeley
Schiller Henry, junk dealer, r. 513 Gough
Schiller Rudolph, foreman Luuis Rosenthal, r. 1021
Post
Scliilling A. & Co. (August Schilling and George
F. Volkmann) wholesale dealers coffees, teas and
spices, and proprietors Sterling Coffee and Spice
Mills, 108-112 Market
Schilling Adain, machinist, r. 1263 Eighteenth
SchiUine August (A. Schilling & Co.) r. 1824 Post
Scbilllng C. & Co. (Claus Schillingi California
wines and brandies. NW cor Pine and Batt. ry
Schilling Charles, cabinetmaker, r. 735 Branuan
Schilling Chailes, photographer, r. 512 Jessie
Schilling Charh s L.. soapmaker F. E. Seidel, r. Cort-
Isnd Av, nr San Bruno Road
Schilling Claus (C. Schilling & Co.) r. 1824 Post
Schilling Corset Co. (Detroit, Mich.) office 19 Bat-
tery
Schilling Emil, laborer, r. 735 Brannan
Schilling Ernst, niillhand A. Frei, r.735 Brannan
Schilling George Mrs., widow, r. 1217 Polk
Schilling Henry, clerk Hintz k Buck. r. 735 Brannan
Schilling Jacob A., clergyman, r. 318J^ Hayes
Schillinjj John, shoemaker, r. 118 Eighteenth
Schilling Pauline, widow, r. 512 Jessie
SchilHnEr Rachel Miss, friugemaker A. Colombat, r.
612 JeHSie
Schilling William, cooper, r. 11 Beideman
8^" Schilling. See Shilling
SchillmollHr August, finisher Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 871 Market
Schilt John, wheelwrieht. r. 637 Broadway
Schllter Charles, barber Nathan ft Sallinger, r. 1103
Montgomery
Sfhimmelfennig Charles, ci3armakpr, r. 84 Everett
Schimmelpfi niiig Frederick, plumber W. S. Snook b
Son, r. 11 Scott PI
Schimp Dclftiia V. Mrs., furniphed rooms, 106 Post
Schimpf Conrad, pressman B. F. Sterett, r. 1018 Pow-
ell
Schimpf Jacob, r. 709 Montgomery Av
Schimpf Lena, widow, r. 1018 Powell
Schirdl.r Adam C. (Fink, Rau & Schindler) r. 1311
Market
Schindler Frederick C, r. .533 M Sbotwell
SchiLdler George, winemaker. r. !'20 Jai kson
SCHINDLEE HENRY B.
manufactnrer carriages, wagons and
trucks, 1^8-130 Spear, r. Oakland
Schindler John, porter Kaufman & Feldman. r. 905
Mission
Schindler William, laborer, r. 143 Minna
Schindler William, laborer, r. 2H4k Clementina
Schindler William L., clerk, r. 633)4 Shotwell
Schindler William J. L., r. 533 }< Shotwell
Schinkel Dietrich, cellarman Milwaukee Brewery, r.
10U2 Bryant
Schinkel Henry, brewer, r. 2306 Nineteenth
Schinkel Joseph, bartender D. Jagels, r. 631 Sacra-
mento
Schinkel Otto, groceries and liquors, 1016 Bryant
Schintz Edwin H., r. 1723?i Stevenson
Schintz Henry, cigar mnfr, 1 Fargo PI
Schintz Jacob H., cutler, r. 1723?i Stevenson
Schirmeier Frederick, locksmith, 516 Kearny, r. 414
Sixth
Schirmer Joseph H., commercial traveler, r. 627 Wash-
ington
Schirmer William, mate stmr Newport, r. 15}^ Te-
hama
Schiro Steve, teamster, r. 1317 Kearny
Schisler Balser, cigarmaker, r. 24 Turk
Si-hlaberg Andrew, cigarmaker, 2223 Howard
Schlaberg Brothers (Charles and Frank) cigar mnfrs,
629 Washington
Schlaberg Charles (Schlaberg Bros.) r. 2223 Howard
S( hlaberg Frank (Schlaberg Bros.) r. 2223 Howard
Schladek Charles, cook, r. 519 Bush
Schlaet Ernest A., bookkeeper C. Schilling & Co., r.
26 McAllister
Schl.ig Harry, waiter, r. 3 Everett
Schlageter Herman, r. 312 Tenth
Schlageter Koch, machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 540
Bryant
Schlam Hugo V., salesman estate Matthias Gray, r.
723 Larkin
Schlam Oscar A., salesman, r. 723 Larkin
Schlamm Csesar, military and civic tailor, 3 Brooks
Schlamm Lottie, widow, r. 772 Fulsom
Schlamm Solomon, cigarmaker. r. 772 Folsom
Schlason Henry, teamster, r. 1912 Mission, rear
Schlandecker M. , manager The Bank Saloon, 627
Clay
Schlauker Isaac, tailor, r. 338 Fourth
Schlauker Sigmond E., tailor, 3:^8 Fourth
Schleasson Henry, teamster J. Morton & Co., r. 1910
Mission
Schled Emil, butcher William Oswald, r. 1012 Pacific
Schleef John H., groceries and liquors, SW cor Jack-
son and Powell, r. 1014 Washington
Schleeinan Johann, stableman, r. NW cor El Dorado
and Hampshire
Schlegel Adolph, r. 44 Ecker
Schlegel Anton, cabiuetmeker Conrad Boiler, r. 45
Clinton
Schlegel E. L., compositor Chronicle, r. 621 Pine
Schlegel Henry, jeweler, r. 113 Oak
Schlegel C. P., journalist, r. 105 Mason
Schlegel Kate Mr8.,r. 113 Oak
Schlegel M-Tkus (Rueggfe Schlegel) r. 8 s Colling-
wood, bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
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THE BEST
CLOTHING
TO OEDEK AND KEADY-MABE.
Corner MOMTCiOJHJEBT and SCTTEB STSk
lASHINGTON Fire lis. Co. of Boston)
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,810,273
GEO. 0. DORNIN, Manager
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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Schlfgel p. ter, dairy produce, 232 Montgomery Av, r.
4.0 Filbert
Schlei. her August F.. clerk r. 820 Geary
Bchleicher (ieorye carpet liyer, r. 6-.'2)4 Oreen
Sch'.ehher Jacob, proptr Saratoga Music Hall, r. 820
Geary
Bchleicher Willlnna, carpenter, r. 622 54 Green
Schleicher William Jr.. upholsterer, r. fi22>4 Green
Schleiden Aflolfo C, with JoaepU F. Schleiden, r. 712
Greenwich
Schleiden Emile W.. frame maker Allen F. Emerson,
r. 712 Greenwich
Schleiden Joseph F., ship and CiiRtom House
broker, commission agent, and aueut M xican and
Central American Packet Line, and Cousul Ar-
gentine Republic, 32i Washlugton.r. 712 Green-
wich
Bchlemroer Philip, tanner Balz Bros. & Finkeldey, r.
Tanners' Home
8chlesin2»>r A. C, commission merchant, 203 Battery,
r. Oakland
Schl. stugpr Adolph, r. 613 Ellis
Schlesinger Charles, manager The Schlesinger Co.,
219 Grant Av. r. 40S Geary
Schlesirtffer Co. The, wholesale wines and
iJquorB, 219 Grant Av
Schletiiiiger Ferdinand, merchant, r. 1307 Ooldeu
Gat^ Av
Schlesinger John (Schlesinger & Oreen) r. 817 Jj
Golden Gate Av
Schlesinger Leopold, r. 1104 Oak
Schlesinger Louis, medium and magnetic healer, 32
Ellis
Schlesinger Nathan, real estate agent, 307 Montgom-
ery, r. ni»4 Oak
Schlesinger Philip N., superintendent Lobos Square
Packing; H 'Use, r. Onkland
SchlfBlnger & Green (Jnhn Schlesinger and William
Gr.en Jr.) mnfrs cigars, 406-4ii8 Market
Schlesaelmjinn Brother« (Henry and Heinrich) gro-
ceries and liquors SW cor Hayes aad Polk
Scblnss-elmann Heinrich (Schlesselmann Bros.) r. S
W cor Hayes and Polk
Schlt sselmann Ht-nry (Schlesselmann Bros.) r. SW
cor HayeK and PolK
Schlesselmann Johu H., proptr Ancon Hotel, 9-11
Pacific
Schli-ssinger David, tailor, r. 322 Lnrkin
Schlessinger Philip, wool broker, office 203 Battery,
r. O ikland
•^ Schl. s-luger. See Slessinger
Schleuter A., carrier The Guide, r. Oakland
Schle-weck Simon (hichleweck & Fink) and pro-
pri--tor Huralvililt Hotel, 231 Fifteenth
Schleweck <!lc Fink (Simon Schleweck and Engel-
bert Fink) proprietors New Mechanics' Hotel,
444-44H Brannan
Schley Daniel, mason, r. 51 Montezama, nr California
Av, B. H.
Schllcht Annie, widow, r. 7)4 Dikeman PI
Schlichter Adolph, barber, r. 7l7 O'Farrell
Scblichtiug Heury F., r. 1017 Bryant
Schllchtmann ("Hr^ten, r. 7a.i Brannan
Schliclitiiiann Heniy. cook, r. Vi'-i Langton
Schllchtmann Joachim, pork packer, r. 192.'> Howard
Scbllecker A. Mme., teacher French, r. 804 54 Turk
Scblieker Heury, liquor saloon, NE cor Harrison and
Spear
Bchlieman Henry, porter Krnse & Ealer
Schllemaun Herman, carpenter, r. Maurltios, nr
Falkland
Schlieniann John, hostler, r. NW cor Jersey and El
Dorado
Schliem.'inn John, pantryman, r. 207 Montgomery Av
BchllngbeyJe Carl E., clerk Qutte k Frank, r. 1615
Jackson
Schliuuheyde Louisa, widow, r. 1515 Jackson
Schlitter Alexander, musician, r. 522 Montgomery Av
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIEKMO-Kl-ECTRIC
RUSSIAN aid TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Balls Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
GARDEN HOSE,
LAWN SPRINKLERS, HOSE MENDERS,
HOSE COUPLINGS, HOSE PIPES.
W. E. LANE, Plumber,
606 KEARNir STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 31S.
Schiitt.r H.. uiusiciau, r. 5J2 Munt-somLry Av
Schlobnhm Abert, haker, r. 807 Kearny
Schlobohra Fred-rick. meal ro<im tender Henry Cou-
brough * Co., r. 400 Pacific
Rchloeti Henry, pork packer, v. 525 Greenwich, rear
Schluen John, groceiiea and liquors, 1641 Polk, r.
ItJOJP.lk
Schhih Annie, domestic 30 Liberty
Schloh Bernard, snlesraan, r, 82(1)4 Bush
Schloh Fernand (Fischer * Schloh) r. 820)4 Bnah
Schloh Frederick (Bolting & Scliloh) r. 825 BHttery
Schloh Louis (Louis Schloh & Co.) r. 20>4)4 Mission
Schloh Lmis fc Co. (Louis Schloh and Churl>-s L.
Kortji'hn) groceries and liquors, KW cor 8«vun-
teeuth and M ssion
Schlopke Henry, seaman, r. 18 Federal, rear
SchloKB A. B,. oiler stiur Colima
Schloss Benjamin (Cerf, Schloss k Co.) r. 10 Liberty
Schloss Benjamin, city agent Guardian Asearanco
Co., r. 1808 Pine
Schlos-i Benjimin, merchant, r. 1323 Webster
Schloss r»rl H., bookkeeper F. Korbel jc Bros,, r.
1430 Golden Gate Av
Schlogs Sig. B., treasurer Union Oil Co., 313-315
F.out, r. 1H21 Clay
Schloss Simon, r. 132:* Webster
Schloss Solomon, boots and shoes, 248-250 Sixth, r.
13 H irriet
Schloss Yetta Miss, bookkeeper John Cogan, r. 1323
Webster
8^" Schloss. ShloBS and Sloss
Schlossbauer M. Mr.-!,, dr -ssraaking, 545 Stevenson
Schlnthan William, proptr Potrero Ranch Dairy, r.
W 8 Minnesota, bet Sierra and Napa
Schlolt Frederick E., musician Tivoli Opera House,
r. 701 Hayes
Schlotthauer P., musician, r. 400 Dupont
Schlueter Edward (Schuelter & Volberg) r. 2446 How-
ard
Schlueter John, cabinetmaker, r. 21 Twenty-second
Schlueter John H., cierk Becker Bros,, r, 8al Sutter
Schlueter Louis, groceries, SW cor Pine and Fill-
more
Schluet-r Rudolph, bookkeeper Schlueter & Volberg,
r. 2446 Howard
Schlueter A Volher/af (Edward Schlueter and
Charles C. Volberg ( importers and dealers car-
pets and oil cloths, 709 Mtirket
Schlviter Daniel, liquoi saloon. 508 Davis
Schlnter Gustav, seaman, r. 13 Pacific
Schiiialbiirg Charles, lineman Pac. Bell Tel. Co., r.
1121 Broadway
Schmadeke Augusta, widow, r. 829 Birch Av
Schmadeke Frederick, waiter, r. 529 Birch Av
S( hmadeke Henry (Xewmao k Co.) r. Cole, nr Carroll
Schmadeke H. ury, hostler German Hospital
e^ S> hmadeke. .*!ee Sinadeke
Schmalholz Theodore, liquor dealer, r. 434 Seventh
Schmaling Cliarles, master mariner, r. 1121 Broadway
Schmaliug Charles A., telephone operator, r. 1121
Broadway
Schma z Charles, master mariner McCollam Fishing
and Trading Co., office 208 Clay, r. 224)4 Twenty-
third
Schmalz Charles F., cigarmaker, 19 Lily Av
Schniniz Paal A. F. , groceries and liquors, SE
cor Hhyes and Van Ness Av, r. 137 Hayes
Schmalz Pauline, widow, r. 444 Natoma
Schmalz William (Muller & Schmalz) r. 1020 Mont-
gomery
Schmalz William, agent Mrs, Mary Jones, and cigars
and tobacco, 25<l S tter, r. 1015 Buchanan
^r Schmalz, See S' hmols and Smalls
Schnialzlen George, pr.ptr Bakers' and Butchers' Ex-
change, 7KJ Howard
Schmaus Frank, shiemaker, r. 1588 Bush
Schmedemau Frederick C, salesman Elder Bros., r.
614 Capp
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TBLEPEOIiE 82.
FINE PRINTINa
FKOM NEW TYPE.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVER FIVE MII.LIONS.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO.. General AgenU.
SCH
1048
SCH
W. W. IVIONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOBTEB3 OP
FOB QAS, STEAM AND VTATER.
Pipe Flttines. all Sizes.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Schmedes Ferdinand, asphaltum roofer, r. 3 Mary
Lane
Scbmeltzpr Charles, waiter, r. 873H Market
Schmelz Charles J. (Bos & Schmelzj r. 1001 McAllis-
ter
Schmelz John, butcher E. Oppenheimer, r. 600 Oc-
tavla
Schtnelzer Frederick, shoenaaker. 1 Trenton
Schmeser Herman A., cooper Lynde & Hough, r. 1065
Howard
Schmetzer Henry, r. 26 Turk
Schmetzer Joseph, r. 26 Turk
Schmid Victor, butcher L. Miller, r. 36}^ Valparaiso
Schmidt Adolph H. R., teller The German Savings
and Loan Society, r. Alameda
Schmidt Adolph J. 8., restaurant and liquors, NE cor
Fifth and Berry
Schmidt Adolph T., porter, r. 1804 Ellis
Schmult Albert, r. liiO Clipper
Schmidt Alfred C, clerk B. A. Swain & Co.. r. 722
Folsom
Schmidt AnnaMme., fortune teller, 320 Grant Av
Schmidt Anna, widow, r. 603 Steiner
Schmidt Annie Mrs., notions, 1002 J^ Valencia
Schmidt Avigust, bartender J6hn E. Hasselbusch, r.
16 Ellis
Schmidt Augusta, bookkeeper J. Pinet, r. 1713 Bu-
chanan
Schmidt Benjamin J. (Ben. J. Schmidt & Co.) r. 1223
Geary
SCHMIDT BEN. J. & CO.
(Ben. J. and Marcus Sclimidt) com-
mission mercliants and importers fancy
groods, 120 Sutter, room 89
Schmidt Bernard, cigHrmikpr, r. 289 Union
Schmidt Bernard, clerk Kohler & Frohling, r. 530
Montgomery Av
Schmidt Bernard, groceries and liquors, 737 Turk
Schmidt C, cook What Cheer House, r. 629 Sacra-
mento
Schmidt Carl H., shipping clerk Tillmann b Bendel,
r. Berkeley
Schmidt Charles, r. 266 Bryant
Schmidt Cliarles, r. 348 J4 Third
Schmidt Charles, clerk Herrmann b Co., r. 507 5i
Lombiird
Schmidt Charles, fireman Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. E s
Tennfssee, bi t sierra and Napa
Schmidt Charles, jewelry box maker A. H. Lochbaum
A Co., r. 78 C'lementina
Schmidt Charles, laborer, r. 5 Washington
Schmidt Charles, plumber, r. S12)4 LantJton
Schmidt Charles C, ma^ hlnist, r. 521 Folsom
Schmidt Charles P. (H. W. Schmidt & Bro.) r. 223
Kearnv
SCHMIDT CHRIS. J. F.
aroprietor Junction Exclianefe, 5 02
[arket and 3 Sutter, r. 506 Market
Schmidt Christian (Schmidt & Hoflfmeyer) r. 1606
Stevenson
Schmidt t nrlstlan, bartender, r. 4.51 }4 First
Schmidt Ctiristian, jewelry case maker A. Muhs, r.
813 Pacific
Schmidt CLarles H., clerk Russ House, r. 1004 Leav-
enworth
Schmidt Claus (Muhl k Schmidt) r. 6 Moss
Schmidt Conrad, bellman Bruoklvn Hotel, r. 100)4
Second
Schmidt Conrad, cook, r. 433 O'Farrell
Schmidt Cornelia Mins, r. 32 Eddy
Schmiilt Drtuiel, carpenter, r. il2i Battery
Schmidt Dlertiich, laborer, r. 418 Broadway
Schmidt Elward, compositur F. L. Fisher & Co., r. 745
Minna
Schmidt Edward, perfumer, r. 722 Folsom
Scbmiilt Elizabeth, widow, r. 72i Folsom
Schmidt Emil, molder Steiger & Kerr, r. 139 Perry
Schmidt Ernst butcher Grand Western Market, r.
1519 Pine
Schmidt Ernst, clerk Sun Ins. Co., r. 623 Howard
Schmidt Ernest, musician, r. 1304 Kearny
Schmidt Fanny Miss, weaver, r. 632 Filbert
Schmidt Ferdinand L. (Downing & Schmidt) r. 40S
Geary
Schmidt Francis, cigar mnfr, 8 Moss
Schmidt Frank, bartender Wigwam Theatre, r. 3 Mary
Lane
Schmidt Frank, brewer, r. 411 Pacific
Schmidt Frederick, clerk Albert Mau & Co., r. 426
Ellis
Schmidt Frederick, machinist Risdon I.andL. Works,
r. 217 Filbert
Schmidt Frederick F., waiter GrlUwitzer b Martin, r.
208 Eddy
Schmidt G., seaman stmr Ancon
Schmidt George, printer, r. 1002 J^ Valencia
Schmidt George M., porter D. N. & E. Walter & Co.,
r. East Oakland
Schmidt Gottlieb E., brass molder, r. 37 South Park
Schmidt Gustave F., machinist, r. 217 Fillmore
Schmidt Henry (Albers & Schmidt) r. 613 Po-well
Schmidt Henry (Kiel & Schmidt) r. SE cor Baker and
Sacramento
Schmidt Henry, cook, r. 13 Clay
Schmidt Henry, cook, r. 26 Turk
Schmidt Henry, cook, r. 317 Green
Schmidt Henry, groceries and liquors. NW cor First
and Tehama, and liquor saloon, N W cor Washing-
ton and Davis, r. 22 Tehama
Schmidt Henry, laborer, r. Ahlborn House
Schmidt Henry, laborer Micbelssen, Roth & Co., r.
Venezuela, bet Savannah and Platte
Schmidt Henry, liquor saloon, 526 Third
Schmidt Heury, mailing clerk Evening Post, r. Si
Valparaiso
Schmidt Henry, musician, r. 1.304 Kearny
Schmidt Henry, sawyer F. Korbel & Bros., r. 312X
Langtou
Schmidt Henry, steward, r. 26 Turk
Schmidt Henry, tailor, r. 431 Dupont
Schmidt Henry, teamster, and assibtant foreman Hose
No. 8, r. 1835 Union
Schmidt Henry A., compositor Abend Post, r. 34 Val-
paraiso
Schmidt Henry D. W., clerk A. Schilling b Co., r. 42«
Ellis
Schmidt Henry W. (H. W. Schmidt b Bro.) r. 22»
Kearny
Schmidt Herman (Schmidt b Schwarman) r. 723
Harrison
Schmidt Herman, butcher Charles Kratz, r. 2436 Mis-
sion
Schmidt Herman, packer, r. 4 Bridge PI
Schmidt Hubert, nnisician and liquor saloon, 1534
Stockton, r. 5iO Union
Schmidt Hubert, waiter, r. 242 Sutter
Schmidt H. W. & Brother (Henry W. and Charlf*
P.) druKgists and apothecaries, SE cor Kearny
and Sacramento
Schmidt Ignatz Mrs. (Schmidt b Fretz) r. 603 Steiner
Schmidt Jacob, dairy produce, 206 Se<ond
Schmidt Jacob, laborer John Wieland Brewing Co..
r. 243 Second
Schmidt Jacob, tailor, r. 34 Valparaiso
Schmidt John, clam digger, San Bruno Road nr
Henry, U. M. T.
Schmidt John, heater Phelps Mnfg. Co., r . 2229 Fill-
more
Schmidt John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Handler
House
Schmidt John, longshoreman, r. 315 Bryant
Schmiilt John, sailmaker, r. I(il7 Dupont
Schmidt John, tailor, 510 Montgomery Av, r. 34 Val-
pariso
UPHOLSTERY.
WHOLESALE AND EETAIL
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.-
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Mannfacturers of Sliow Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
I A natnral product of the Finest Grapes of ) ARPAD HARASZTHY A CO.,
'( the World. But no aUdition of Br&iidy. )' 630 WASHHTOTOH STB£ZT.
SCH
1049
SCH
Schmidt John, tailor Richard Finking, r. 605 Sxjiifr
Scbtnidt Juhu, waiter Matthias Johuson, r. 341 Bry-
aut
Bchmidt Juhn A., capitalist, r. 425 Ellia
Schmidt Johu C, tubacco and cigars, 427 East, r.
Alaiueda
Schmidt Jiihn E.. wire worker, r. 22 Trenton
ScUuiidt Johu F., ciiiar factory. 1-'17 Powell
Schtniiit Jobu L.. ciKarinalier. r. 10 Aleniany
Bchmidt Joseph (NatUan k Schmidt) office 120 Sutter,
room 'Jit, r. 12J3 Ge iry
Schmidt loueph. molder, r. 227 Twelfth
Schmidt Juliiie, laborer A. FreitR-. r. 137 Shipley
SCHKIDT LABEL and UTHOBRAPHIC CO.
AIux Scliniidt prer^ideiit. Suniuel Diit-
becker gecretury, 35-31 Main
Scbojidt Lanri'.z, watcbiuau W. E. Vanderslice jt Co.,
r. 2(1 Qtiiiin
Schmidt Louis, foreman H. Lash, r. 1920 Buchanan
Schmidt Louis, cook Matthiaii & Johnson, r. 1319
MaPou
Schmidt Louis, cutler Will fc Finck. r. 12 Sumner
Schmidt Louis, leader orchestra Bush Street Theatre,
r. 810 Leavenworth
Bchmidt Louis H., r. 914 Lyon
Schmidt Marcus (Ben. J. Schmidt k Co., and Nathan
& Schmidt) r. 12-.'3 Qenry
Schmidt Martiu, clerk Nuustadter Bros., r. 1719
Bncbannn
Schmidt Mary, widow, r. 4 Le Ror PI
Schmidt Mary, widow, baktry. 132:1 Dupont
Schmidt Mary A. Mrs., r. 311 Guerrero
Schmidt Matthias, shoemaker, 132 Pacific, r. 221 Pa-
cific
Schmidt Max, president Schmidt Lat>el and Lith-
ographic Co.. bE cor Davis and Sacramento, r.
21)14 Sicrumeiitu
Schmi t M. B Mrs., widow, r. 5 Qnincy PI
Bchmidt N. Hfury, laborer Cal Sugar Refinery, r.
Tennessee, betSbat-ta and Sierra
SCHMIDT OSCAR a....r „«..
and (ifcoiidtiund sewing machine^
aj^ent for tlie LiigUt Ruiiningf Domestic,
repairing; all kinds of machines, 51C
Bush
Schmidt Otto, boots and shoes, 432 Pacific, p. 1107
Kearny
Bchmidt Paul, seaman, r. 9^4 Freelon
Schmidt Peler, cook. r. 26 Turk
Schmidt Peter, brewer National Brewing Co., p. 218^
Linden Av
Schmidt Peter, laundry office, 325 Grant At, r. Ala-
meda
Schmidt Peter, foreman washroom National Brew-
ins *-'o-t r. 8E cor Fnlton and Webster
Schmidt P. R., architect, 103 Post, r. NW cor
Broderlck and Golden Gate At
Bchmidt Philip, dairyman, r. Chestnut, bet Steiner
and Pierce
Schmidt Hicliard, with Schmidt Label and Litho.Co.,
r. 2i;i7 Sacramento
8chmi.lt Rudolph, manaRf-r Napa and Sonoma Wine
Growers' Agency, 304 Battery, r. St. Helena, Napa
Co.
Schmidt Rudolph, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Illinois, bet Sierra and NeTada
Scbmidt Thomas, butcher, NW cor Railroad At and
St. Thomas
Bchmidt Tbemlore A., lithographer Schmidt Label
and Litb. Co., r. East Oakland
Schmidt Valentine (V«l. Schmidt k Co.) r. 717 Ellis
Schmidt Vul. Oi Co. (Valentine Schmidt and Ar.
tbur H. H. Smith) druggists and apotliecaries,
Nt: cor Bosh and Polk
Schmidt William (BlanUen k Schmidt) r. NE cor Fre-
mont and Fulsom
FRATINGER & CO.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
JERSEY WAISTS.
NEWEST GOODS. LATEST STYLES. LOWEST PRICES.
105 KEARNY STREET.
ROOFING,
RAIN WATER PIPES, GUTTERS and VALLEYS
MADE AND REPAIRED.
Roors of all kinds made Water Tiffht.
W. E ~L A N E ,
PLUMBER, 606 KEARNY STREET.
EsUbllshed 1860. Telephone 315.
Schmidt William, baUer. r. GJ6 Clay
Schmidt William, barteuder Charles Stewart, r. 603
Buish
Schmidt William, brewer, r. .^09 Birch At
Schmidt William, cook, r. 529 Sacramento
Schmidt William, frulu and vcgetabl. s. 301 OctaTla
Schmidt William, nigbt clerk Ahlborn House
Schmidt William, team.ster Ttele fc 8c(4t
Scbmidt k Fretz (Mrs. Ij,'natz Scbmidt and Frank H.
Frftz) mnfru pickles, sauces, etc., 119 'ominercial
Schmidt & Hoffmeyer (Chrititian Schmidt and Nils
Hoffaieyer) locksmiths, etc., 2003 54 Mission and
446 Valencia
Schmidt & Schwarman (Herman Schmidt and Henry
ScbwarmanI liquor saloon, 22 First
»- Schmidt. See Schmid, Schmitt, Schmitr, Smidt
and Smith
Schmieden Edward G., r. 739 Post
Schmieden Henry, r.-al estate, 320 Pine, r. 739 Post
Schmlerer G'ttlieb, liquor dealer, r. cor Tenth and
Point Lob'>8 Avs
Schiiiiennun.l Konrad, cook New Washington Hotel
Schmits William, fancy candy manufacturer, 323
Broadway, r. 21 Prescott
Schmitt August, Kalesm.in S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 1719 Buchanan
Schmitt Blaise L., iusurance broker, 6 Merchants'
Exchange, r. lCi»3 Post
Schmitt Charles, teamster, r. 24 Jansen
Schmitt Charles A. (J. L. Schmitt & Co.) r. 802 Ellis
Schmitt Columbus, liquor saloon. Mission Road, nr
five Mile Store
Schmitt Edward A. (Schmitt & Steiner) r. 611 Ellis
Schmitt Emile, tinsmith Charles Brown k Son, r. 643
Natoiua
Schmitt Francis A., barber, 403 Dupont r. 1404 Du-
pont
Schmitt Frank, baker, r. 948 Howard, rear
Schmitt Frederick, clerk, r. 24 Jansen
Schmitt George, r. 26 Kearny
Schmitt George, r. 224 H O'Farrell
Schmitt George, lodgings, 18^ Sacramento
Schmitt George, proptr The Fountain Theatre, BE
cor Sutter and Kearny, and Schmitt's Villa, r. 501
Stanyan
Schmitt George, waiter, r. 8 Anthony
Schmitt Henry, r. 1023 Sutter
Schmitt Henry, gardener, r. 1818 Turk
Sv-hmitt Henry C, porter H. Diitard, r. 417 East
Schmitt Jacob, lunchman Louvre Branch, r. 14 Eighth
Schmitt Jacob, maltster Lafayette Brewery, r. 218
Francisco
Schmitt Jacques, trunkmaker Charles A. Malm, r. 31
Tehama
Schmitt J. L. * Co. (Joseph L., Charles A. and Mau-
rice Schmitt) stock and exchange brokers, 6 Mer-
chants Exchange
Schmitt John, r. 6(i5 Broadway
Schmitt John G., shoemaker, 203 Montgomery At, r.
81)9 Folsom
Schmitt Joseph Jr. (C. B. Rode & Co.) NW cor Front
and Piue
Schmitt Joseph L. (J. L. SchraNt ft Co.) r. 609 Eddy
Schmitt Leonard, laundry, 815 Montgomery At, r. 24
J.insen
Schmitt Louis, farmer, r. 1309 Stockton
Schmitt Martin, clerk, r. 1719 Buchanan
Schmitt Mary E. Mrs., hair worker, 224X OTarr^U
Schmiit Maurice (J. L. Schmitt & Co.) r. 1501 Gough
Schmitt Rudolph, r. 427 Francisco
Schmiit William, upholsterer William J. Heney k
Co., r. 71« Kills
Schmitt <fc Steiner (Edward A. Schmitt and
Thei>dore Stelier) hatters and dealers hats and
caps. 72() Market
t^ Schmitt. See Schmid, Schmidt, Smidt and Smith
SchmittV Villa. George Schmitt proptr, 601-503 SUn-
yau. SE cor Page
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
nannftiotnrrr of *Terr de)»rri|»tlon of
PASSENGER. STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
4» to SU Beale fe>tre«t. Hau l>»ii«ia>c«.
RnlinO' PrP>«<f^« TSUMAN. ISHAU & HOOKEB, 421-427 Market St. llA¥,lllI>lfi,
Baling rres^eb. mop. wooi^. baw, and ORCHiiiiiA PB£ssi:s. ^
SCH
1050
SCH
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTERS OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
All Sizes and Niunberg.
309. 311, 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Si-hmitz Anton, pinnomaker, r. 1159 Mission
! 8<hmitz Christopher, teacher music, r. 528 Chestnut
I S<haiitz Eufjent- E.. musioian, r. 14ia Pacific
' Schmitz Fenlinand M., temher music, r. 528 Chestnut
Schmitz Francis, locksmith. 156:j Market
Sthmitz Frank, (Waizmann k Schmitz) r. 735 McAl-
lister
Schmitz Frank, carpenter John G. Day. r. 536 Fourth
Schmitz Frank, polisher Thomas Day & Co. (limited)
r. 1413 Pacific
Schmitz Ignatz D., foreman foundry National Iron
Works, r. 18 Ridley
Schmitz James, piano mnfr, 1439 Market, r. 1014H
Minna
Schmitz Job:i D., molder National Iron Works, r. 825
Green
Schmitz John P., physician and surgeon, 1032 Market,
r. 11119 Twenty-first
Schmitz Joseph, cooper, r. 424 Fremont
Schmitz Jost'ph, piano maker, r. 1014 M Minna
Schmitz Joseph L.. musician, r. 141S Pacific
Schmitz Paul P., clerk, r. 528 Chestnut
Schmitz William, pianomaker, r. 1153 Mission
t^" Schmitz. See Schmidt, Schmitt, Smidt and Smith
S<'.hmolck Emil, decuRitor, r. 7 Glover
Schmoick Leopold, fringe weaver Fromm & Schaefer,
r. 7 Glover
Schmoldt Herman, -wood and coal, hay and grain, cor
Greenwich and Mason, r. 809 Montgomery Av
Schmole Franz, watchman, r. 322 Turk
Schraoll Charles, barber, 203 Pacific, r.503 Greenwich
S hmoU Henry, tailor, r. 5ii3 Hreenwich
Schmoller Ch«rles O., bartender Stumer k Wick-
strom, r. 504 Vallejo
Schmolz Adolph, salesman Ackerman Bros., r. 812
Green
ScbiDolz Henry, entry clerk Ackerman Bros., r. 812
Green
Schmolz Patent Fan Wheel Co., office 420 Montgom-
ery, room 1
Schmolz William, surveying and mathematlr-al in-
I strument maker 420 Montgomery, r. 809 O^tavia
; t^ Schmolz. See Schmalz and SmiJlls
Sfhmorl Frederick, physician. 72 " G'Farrell
Schmuckert Henry, waiter J. M. Pike, r. 248 Clemen-
tina
Schmuhl Albin H., draftsman William F. Smith, r.
622 Post
Schmiiser Albert, blacksmith, r. 916 Bryant
Schmiiser Caroline Mrs., r. 916 Bryant
Schmiiser Charles, r. 916 Bryant
Schnabel Clements, dressmaker, r. 639 Ellis
Schnnckenberg John H. (Seegers 4 Schuackenberg) r.
I SE cor Natoma and Russ
I Schnaittacher Carl J., commercial traveler Max Mor-
genthau. r. 813 Turk
! Srhnapka Antone, clgarmaker, r. 1044 M Bryant
' Pchnapper Aaron J., tailor, r. 610 Laguna
Schneckenburger Andrew, painter, r. luHl Broadway
J Schneckenburger Christian, beerbottler Postal Bros.,
I r. 919 Dolores
I Schneecass Adolph, ivory tunier, r. 328 Minna
I Schneele L., liquor saloon. 120 Leidesdorff
I Schneider Adolphe (Schneider k Peguilhau) r. 1020
Sutter
! Schneider Alexander, r. 82J4 Everett
i Schneider Alois, gunsmith, r. 24 Erie
; Schneider Andreas, wines and liquors, 406 McAllister
I Schneider Anton, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 1309
Stockton
Schnpider Balzar, steward A. Keusche, r. 637 Broad-
I way
j Schneider Benjamin, blacksmith, r. 112 Valparaiso
1 Schneider Bertha, widow, r. 1908 Greenwich
Schneider Camilio J. P., metallic sign engraver, r.
I 1012 Clay
Schneider Charles, assaver, r. 428 Broadway
I Schneider Charles, boxmaker, r. 1129 Filbert
Schneider Charles, cook, r. 320 D umm
Schneidnr Charles, cutler M. Price, r. 1104 5^ Folsom
Schneiiler Charl's, pressmun George H. Tay & Co., r.
54 Sacramento
Schneider i barles, shoemaker. 416 Folsom
Schneider Christian, cigar mnfr, 407 Uuii^n
Schneider Christina, midwife, r. «19 Broadway
Schneider Conrad, woodworker B. Grave & Co., r.
1226 Kearny
Scbneirler D., boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mill
Schneider E., taxidermist, r. 21 Laskie
Schneiiler Edward, carp.-nter, r. 3 Chatham PI
Schneider Edward W., bookkeeper Norton, Risdon &
Co., r. 739 Howard
ScbneMer Edwin G., framemaker Herrman Cohn, r.
423 G'Farrell
Schneider Frederick, cabinetmaker, r. IC?."! Howard
Schneider Frederick, carpenter Omnibus RB.
Schneider Freilerick, peddler, r. 434 ^i Natoma
Schneider Frderick J., cutler Greenebaum, Weil it
Michels, r. 437 G'Farrell
Schneider George, carp theater, r. 1631 Church
Schneider George, laborer, r. Blake, nr Geary
Schneider George, liquor saloon, 1125 Dupont, r. 637
Broadway
Schneider Henry, carpenter, r. 9 McLea Court
Schneider Henry, shoemaker, r. 423 G'Farrell
Schneider Henry, varieties, 819 Broadway
Schneider Jacob (Bothermel k Schneider) r. 1712 Oc-
tavia
Schneider Jacob H., butcher, r. 1214 }(i Polk
Schneider Jacob M., bookkeeper C. W. R. Ford, r.
220)4 Filbert
Schneider Jean, wines and liquors, 817 Larkin, r.
804)4 Larkin
Schneider Johannes, porter, r. 317 Bush
Schneider John, carrier Report, r. 20 Verona
Schneider John, ciuarmaker, r. 14 Vincent
Schneider John, paper carrier, r. 1217)4 Kearny, rear
Schneider John, upholsterer West Coast Furniture
Co., r. 228 Bash
Schneider John, wood and coal, 514 Union, r. 506
Union
Schneider John J., fresco painter, r. 1012 Clay
Schneider John Mrs., midwife, r. 506 Union
Schneider John N., carpet renovator, r. 1631 Church
Schneider John N., paper carrier, r. 1217)4 Kearny,
rear
Schnei.ler .John P. C, engraver, r. 929 Clay
Schneider Joseph, baker, r. 772 Harrison
Schneider .Toseph, dentist, 838 Market
Schneider Julius, clerk, r. 221 Fifth
Schneider Karl, cabinetmaker, r. 22"! Bush
Schneider Louis, butcher, 2004 Polk, r. 1432 Broad.
w.ty
Schneider Louis, tailor, r. 21 Laskie
Schneider Maria, widow, r. '24 Ene
Schneider Martin, laborer, r. 310 Filbert
Schneider Martin, shirt cutter, r. 732 Ivy Av
Schneider Matthew, brewer, r. 156 Clementina, rear
Schneider Matthew, cigarmaker, r. 638 Green
Schneider Nicholas (Detels k Schneider and Detels,
Schneider* Stelliuau) r. 109 Ridley
Schneider Peter, refiner, r. 310 Filbert
Schneider Peter, machinist Dow Steam Pump Works,
r. 310 Filbert
Schneider Prosper, clerk Quade * Sfrant, r. Alameda
Schneider Kudolph. varnisher, r. 113 Morris Av
Schneider Wilhelm, shoemaker Charles Maier, r. 1027
Pacific
Schneider William, r. 1908 Greenwich
Schneider William, guns and fishing tackle, 622 Mar-
ket
Schneider William A., barber Julius Heilfronn, r. 423
G'Farrell
8 hn ider William A., butcher, r. 7 Johnson Av
S hneider William H., r. 16 Jansen
Schneider William H., teamster, r. 632 Mission
THE BEST
OVERCOATS
For MEN and BOYS at
"THE HASTINGS"
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.
mPERIAL Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN. Manager
WIL SZZTOS, Aast. Kuager.
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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Schnplder* P.Riiilban (Adolphe Schneider and
FrMiicoiB Peyullban) proptrs The Pup Rotisserie
and H.t.l, ij-ifi Stockton
lO" 8chii»-ldir. Sio Snfider, Snider and Snyder
Sohnetly Joseph ( !■ Bcpli Oalll * Co.) r. Oakland
Bctaiieily Leou, uachliiiHt Joseph Galli & Co., r. Oak-
land
Bcfanepple George, wood turner Charles O. Schnoor,
r. VI Jausen
Pchnetzler Fmnk, nrnltster, r. 2108 Stockton
Schnetzler Louis, porkpacker, 21 Sixth, r. 19 Van
Nens Av
Bchnezler Bernard, porter, r. 7 Montgomery At
BRhuibbe ChriKtopher, groceries aud liquors, SE cor
Hyde and Filbert
Schnitter Joseph, laborer, r. «01 Third
Robnitz EuReneE., mnsitian, r. 141S Pacific
Schnltz JoHepb, nialtsti-r. r. H 54 Preston PI
Schnitzer Frank, laborer John Wieland Brewing Co.,
r. 243 Second
8chnllz>r Jacob, cigar mnfr, 347 Fourth
Schnitz-r Joseph, bntclier. 231 Eighth, r. 258 Eighth
Schnitzlein K^te, widow, dressmaking. 632 Filbert
Schnot-berg Frank, r. 17 Gilbert
Bi-hnohr Thomas driver Claus Wreden & Co., r. 719
Lombard
Schnoor ChHrles, woodturner, Charles O. Schnoor r.
309 5< Sanchez
Schnoor Charles O., woodturner, 620 Fifth, r. 30954
Siinch»>z
Schnoor Diedrich W. A., barber Rosa k Troell. r. 3
AiiKUst AUt-y
Schnoor John F-, clerk J. M. Moran & Co., r. 670 Har-
rison
Schnoor William H., machinehand, r. 309 54 Sanchez
Bchnorenberg Joseph, en'-'ineer, r. 14 Clcaveland
Schnorf Charles A., candymaker J. Seidl & Co., r.
lOOH Van Ness Av
Schnorf Rudolph, cabinetmaker, r. 1008 Van Ness Av
Schnorf Rudolph J., upholsterer, r. 1008 Van Ness Av
Schniicker Eliza, widow, r. 174 Dore
Schnnti-nhaus Edmund (William Hoelscher & Co.) r.
526 Oak
Schnutenhnus Frederick L. J., ironworker, r. 17
Grand Av
Schnutenhaus William, dairy, cor Italy and Edln-
burg, Excelsior Homestead
Scho Charles B. F., nurseryman. Ocean View
Schober Ernest, cabinetmaker Wolf, Brass & Valen
tine, r. 45854 Minna
Schober Maryan. physician, 125 O'Farrell
Schobert Georsje, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Mnffi
Co., r. 24 Derby PI
Schobert Viot-r C. E., porter, r. 8 Derby PI
Schocl) Arnold, bnriender B. Fassler. r. 301 East
Schoch G. J., conductor Sutter St RR., r. 1115 Sntter
Schocken Abraham L., cigars and tobacco, 329 Mont-
gomery, r. 1726 Sutter
Schocken Samuel, peddler, r. 247 Clementina
Schoiken Samuel H., salesman, r. 1039 Howard
Schocken Sigmund. expressman, NE cor Fourth and'
Folsom, r. 247 Clementina
Schocken Hans, shoemaker. 104 54 Clay
BchoellHS Philip tailor, r. 11 Verona
Sohoellhom A. Mrs., midwife, r. 1518 Stockton
Schm-llhorn Emilie Mrs., midwife, r. 1518 Stockton
Sohoellhom Ferdinand, tailor, 151154 Stockton, r.
1518 Stockton
Schoemb.s Antone, cellar foreman Bach, Mecse & Co.,
r. ItiOti Mason
Scboen August, liquor saloon, 1342 Market, r 815
Webster
Schoeii Frederick W., clerk, r. 26 Turk
Schoen Jacob, laborer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 718 Green-
wich
Schonn John J., r. 815 Webster
Schoen Joseph, jeweler W. R. Vanderslice & Co., r.
815 Webster
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERMO-Kt.ECTRIC
RUSSIAN n\ TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Eallis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED
CHIMNEYS REPAIRED. CHIMNEY SWEEPINli.
Chimnry Tops that will draw.
Plumber, 305 Kearny Street.
EatabllsheJ 1800. Telephone 315.
Schoen Louis, shirt cutter John W. Carmauy, r. 816
Webster
Schoen Louis L., barber. 1023 Market, r. 318 Waller
S.-hot-n Paul, barb-r G. Held, r. 16 Harlan PI
^r Sihoen. See Shaen. Shain, Shnne and Shoen
Schoen:ius Guntave. waiter, r. 41 Everett
Schoeniierg Bernard. niUsician. r. 210 !« Pine
Schoenberg Frank M., traveling silesman Esberg.
Bachmati & Co., r. 1625 Buchanan
Schoenberg Louis, stationer, office 3'.'2 Sansome, r.
524 Kd.ly
1^" Schoenberg. See Shoenberg
Schoeue fhurles, tailor, r. 64 Third
Schoene Herman, photographer, 64 Third
Schoeneman Frederick, gunsiutth. 517 Kearny, r. 711
California
Schoeuemann Joseph, bartender J. G. Gundlacb, r.
512 Bush
Schoeuemann Otto E. A., capitalist, r. 1229 Ellis
1^ Si-hoeneiiiann. See Scheiineniatin
Schoener Anton, bartender, r. 275 St' venson
Srhoenfeld Abraham, cutter, r. 300 Octavia
Schoenfeld Adolph, men's furnishing goods, 1316
Market (and Schoenfeld * Bp.s.I r. SO".) Octavia
Schoenfeld Adolph, cigarmaker Hoffman & Davis, r.
309 O .tavlii
Schoenfeld Albert, assistant exchange teller London,
Paris and American Bank, r. 913 Sutter
Schoenfeld Bernard, r. l-.'9 Turk
Schoenfeld David M., bookkeeper Jonas Schoenfeld,
r. 425 Kearny
Schoenfeld Ernst, merchant (Merced, Cal.) r. 309 Oc-
tavia
Schoenfeld Henry N., kosher-butiher, r. 257 Clara
Schoenfeld Jacob, wholesale butcher, office 331
Kearny, r. 1514 Octavia
Schoenfeld Jonas, importi-r and dealer leaf tobacco
and liquors, 42;i-425 Jackson, r. 1312 Gearv
Schoenfeld Joseph, entry clerK Bachman Bros., r.
800 Ellis
Schoenfeld Louis S., accountant Joseph Bremer h
Co , r. 828 O'Farrell
Schoenfeld M. Mrs., widow, r. 1001 Sutter
Schoenfeld Sally (Schoenfeld * Bro.) r. 309 Octavia
Schoenfeld Simon, r. 913 Sutter
Schoenf.ld Solomon, real estate agent, 328 Kearny, r.
305 Oak
Schoenfeld fc Brother (Adolphe and Sally) men's fur-
nishing goods. lOH Third
Schoenholz Brothers & Co. (Sigmund and Saul
Schoenholz and Herman Elsbach) dry goods,
110-112 Sixth and 1913 Fillmore
Schoenholz Herman, clerk Lebenbaum Bros., r. 2208
Bush
Schoenholz Saul (Schoenholz Bros. & Co.) r. 1913
Fillmore
Schoenholz Sigmund (Schoenholz Bros. & Co.) r. 2008
Bush
Scboening Jacob (KMnkler h Schoening) r. NW cor
Twenty.fouth and Vermont
Scboening Jacob, mlUhand Pac. Woodenware and
Cooperage Co., r. 1311 S ott
Schoening John, tanner Kinkier * Scboennig, r. NW
cor Twenty-fourth and Vermont
SchoenigOtto. llthourapher. r. 5()4 Eigheteuth
Schoenlicht John. r. ll:n Howard
Schoenmakor Emile iBnron & Schoenmaker) 433 Bush
Schoenmakors Constant, r. V'ZS^ Chestnut
Schiien8t< in Felix F., organ builder, 612 Birch Av, r.
37 Lily .^v
Schoenstein Ferdinand B.. mnfr orchestrions, mod-
els and machinery. 511 Ful'on
Schoen wald Albert, barber, r. 2207 Geary
Schoenwald Franz, barber, 142 Fourth, r. 444 Bran-
nan
Schoeiiwald Otto, barber, 615 McAllister
i^" 8chi>enwald. See Schainwald
Schoepf Thomas v., yaid master S. P. Co., r. Alameda
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS, ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO
16 & CO., General Afents,
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Plain, Japanned and Stamned
TCI nxr ^W" .A. 1=1. DE3
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
Schoepf William, butcher William Wolff, r. 511 Pa-
cific
Schoeppe Carl E., tanner Christian Hellwlg, r. 1231
York
Sohoerlin Karl, nurse German Hospital
Schoerlin Reinhold, carpenter, r. 1615 Powell
Schopttler Frederick, tailor, 617 Montgomery, r. 1120
P.1CiflC
Schoettler Herman (H. Schoettler & Co.) r. 5UH
Jonea
Schoettler H. & Co. (Herman Schoettler and Joseph
Grafe) liquor saloon. 506 Montgoraery
Schofield Catherine, -widow, r. 45 Louisa
Sehofield Charlen, grainer 108H -Tessl-, r. Oakland
Schofield Edwin, laborer, r. :127 Bryant, rear
Schofield George, r. 901 ii Folsom
Schofield G. W., tinner, r. 3.56 Third
Schofield Kate, wid iw, r. 45 Louisa
8 hofit-ld .Jacob, r. 13 Laskie
Schofield .John, endueer, 202 Market
Schofielfl Matthew, mol.ler Union Iron Works, r. 8W
cor Mnriijosa aud Peunnvlvania Av
Schofield S irauel, polisher, r. 45 Louisa
Schofield William B., clerk, r. 600 Bush
^ Schofield. S'-e Scofield
Scliohay Albert, mauufncturing jeweler, watch-
maker aud optical goods. :H02 Hnyes
Schohay Albert J., watchmaker Albert Schohay, r.
302 Hayes
ScholHeld Anna E. Mrs., r. fi09 Sutter
Scholfield Anson S. (John H. L. Bt. John k Co.) r. 10
Hayes
Scholfield Ira V., with Whlttier Fuller & Co., r. 631
Folsom
Scholfield Ira V. Jr., machinist, r. 521 Folsom
Scholkmann August H. F., clerk Henry Schmidt, r. N
W cor First and Folsom
SchoU Albert L., physician and druggist, NE cor
Mission and N'iueteenth
SchoU Emma Miss, teacher Eighth St. Primary School,
r. H73 Mission
Scholl H., upholsterer, r. N E c^r Ellis and Jonea
SchoU Isaac, cigarraaker, r. 7.'3 Vallejo
SchoU Lazarus, peddler, r. 723 Vallejo
Scholl Louis, clerk, r. 723 Vallejo
Scholl Alirliael, inventor and proprietor ScboU's
Pateut Chimney Tops aad SchoU'i Gopher Ex-
tt-rminator. QiK) Vallejo
Scholl Walter H., painter, r. 900 Vallejo
SchoUar Heury, with S. F. Soda Works, r. 228 Ji Fran-
cisco
Scholle Albert W., office 324 Pine, room 6, r. 812 Post
SchoUe Anton, liquor s^iloon. 100 Mission
RclioUe Brothers, H24 Pine, room 6
Scholle William (W. .'« I. Steinhart ft Co., and Scholle
Bros.) r. New York
W Scholle. See Scholl and Shawl
SchoUnr Louis (SchoUer fe Schwarz) r. 207 PowHl
Sclioller ifc Scliwarz (Louii* S holler »nd Edward
A. D. Schwirz) billiard and liquor saloon, 1036
Market and 2 Mason
Scholtc CMrl, jeweler Kothachild h Hadenfeldt, r.
818 O tavia
Scholz AugJi-t J., clerk, r. 24fi Townsend
Scholz Charles, walti-r, r. 909 Kearny
, Scholz Emil, wordworker B. Grave & Co., r. 608 Fil-
' bert
Schoz Frank, barber, r. 1309 Stockton
Scholz George R., r. 5.!7 5i Geary
Schomacker John, laborer Albany Brewing Co., r. 74
I Everett
Schomacker John, bartender W. A. Von der Nienberg,
I r. 23 Market
I Scholz Uobert, wlgmaker Stanislas Strozynski, r. 22
] Powell
i Scholz W. Jules, tailor, r. 7 Dunn's Alley
I Sciioiuak'T Brothers (Gerd and Herman) groceries
I and liquors, SE cor Oak and Gougn
Schomaker Carsten, sugar refiner, r. 2507 Folsom
Schomaker Gerd (Schomaker Bros.) r. 140 Gough
Schooiaker Herman (Schomaker Bros.) r. 140 Gongh
Schomaker Lizzie, dressmaker, r. 2507 Folsom
Schomaker Theodore, waiter W. Westerfeld, r. 62t
Stevenson
Schomberg Henry H., pianomaker Sherman, Clay it
Co., r. 209 Chattanooga
Schomberg John, teamster, r. 359 M Brannan
Schonbeck Frederick, seaman schr Hercules, r. cor
Third and King
Schonecke Henry, bartender, r. 1 Codman PI
Schoner Anton (Schoner & Bodmanni r. 275 Steyem-
60l»
Schoner & Bodmann (Anton Schoner and Wil-
liam Bodraann) wines and liquors, 7 Sixth
Schonewald George (Sharon & Schonewaldj r. Palace
Hotel
Schonfeld August, agert, r. 2«03 Bush
Schonfeld David, jeweler Rothchild & Hadenfeldt, r.
2030 Steiner
Schonfeld lionts, groceries and provipions, fine
wines aud liquor.*, NE cor Grove and Gough
SchonlngOito (Galloway Lithographing Co.) r. 564
Elgliteenth
Schonlau Louis F. (Confidence Law Collection and
Detective Bureau) 220 Sau^ome
Schonwasser B. <& Co. (Mrs. Bertha and Emil
G. Schonwasser and Max D^ivis) ladies' and chil-
dren's fnrnishlug goods, 134 Popt, cor Graut Av
Schonwasser Bertha Mrs. (3. Schonwasser S Co.) r.
1844 Sutter
Schouwasser Emil G. (B. Shonwasser & Co.) r. 2422
Fillmore
ShouwaKser Samuel, merchant, r. 1844 Sutter
School of Design, C. J. Carlsen director, 430 Pine
School of Eiiofineering' and Assaying^, A.
Van der Naillen principal, 24 Post
School of Mechanical Engineering. J. C. H. Stut, 21T
S insome
Schoonmaker George H., clerk Examiner
Schorcht Frederi'k J., teacher music St. Mary's Col-
lege, r. Mission, nr Tdirty-first
Schord LouiH G . salesman Siebe Bros. & Plagemann,
r. 1201 Webster
Schortraeier Herman H., r. 816 California
Schossow Marie, widow, r. 12:14 Clippfr, nr Noe
Scho ter Frederick, laborer Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r. 18
First
Schoster George F.. blacksmith's helper, r. 18 First
Schott Charles r. 307 Seventh
Scbotteuberg William H., deckhand stmr Piedmont
Schottler August, miller, r. 2 Chatham PI
Schottler H. & Co. (Herman Schottler and Norman F.
Patterson) asphaltum and mastic roofers, 69 West
M ssion
Schottler Hermsn (H. Schottler k Co.) r. 69 West Mis-
sion
Schottler .Joseph F. (Schottler & Arnold) r. 526 Turk
Schottler Rudolph, liquor saloon, 401 Broadway, r.
1010 Montgomery
Schottler William, farmer, r. W a Kansas, bet Sierra
and Humb.)ldt
Schottler <& Arnold (Joseph F. Schottler and
Fremont C. Arnold) proprietors State Busineae
Aaency, 223 Kearoy
Schuu C. N., carpenter F. W. Krogh & Co., r. cor Fol-
poiii aud Third
Schou Elizabeth P.. widow, r. E s Lundy Lane, bet
Esmeralda and Virgiui i Avb, B. H.
Schou Niels J., master mariner, r. 423 Francisco
Scljou Peter J., raast^-r mririner, r. 327 M Bryant
Schrader August, cabinetmaker, r. 610 Capp
Schrnder August, night clerk Chicago Hutel, r, 2M
Pacific
Schrader Brothers i William F. and Rudolph C.) butck-
ers. 46-47 Grand Central Market
Schrader Charles, butcher, r. 2917 Geary
¥, & J. SLOANE & CO.
Hotels and Steamboats completely furnished with
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY.
Special Prices Given.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
KEXT ABOVE PALACZ HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO
Manufacmrers of Sbcw^ Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM SL
n IP^F FYTR A riRY l^'*^ the flnest Rr«dfB of CUretii, Hockn, ^ARPAD H*RASZTKy_A_ CO.,
[ Burgundies. Santernes, Ports Biid Sheriies ) 630 WA3B^(}T0M STBZ^.
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Behrkder Charles, grocer, r. 467 Stevenson
Bcbrsder Charles, manager F. Hagemanu k Co., r. 700
Front
Scbrader Edward, cooper, r. 700 Front
Schrader Edwin, clerk L. P. Fisher, r. 610 Capp
Bchrader Fred., barber L. Christopher, r. 12 Garden
At
Schrader Fred., carriagemaker, r. 435 Pine
Scbrader Oustave, cornlcemaker George H. Tucker,
r. 29 54 Madison Av
Schrader H. & Co. (Herman Scbrader. Henry
Martens, Albert Anderson and James W. Heaney)
propiletors Euterprlse Foundry, 231-233 Spear
Bchrader Hans, iHlxirer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W s
Indiana, bf t Sierra and Napa
Scbader Herman (H. Schrader & Co.) r. 13 Chenery
Schrader Herman, salesman C. Hartmann Jc Co., r.
Alameda
Schrader Jacob, butcher, 2915 Geary, r. 2913 Geary
Schrader Kiltie Miss, typesetter, r. 534 Ellis
Schrader Rudolph C. (Schrader Bros.) r. 2917 Geary
Schrader William F. (Schrader Bros.) r. 2917 Geary
Schrader William P., blacksmith, r. 467 Stevenson
Iff" Schrader. See Schroder. Sohroeder and Shrader
Schratffer William, cook, r. 627 Commercial
Schraff Charles, clerk New Hammam Baths, r. d58
FolSOTU
Schrani Fred. C, clerk H. H. Noble, r. Eleventh Av,
nr Point Lobos Av
Schram Hannah, widow, r. 243 Hickory Ay
Schram Hugo F., carpenter, r. Eleventh Av bet Point
Lobos and Clemeut Avs
Schrani James, bartender, r. 1017 Larkin
SCHEAMM C. F. W. m.n.
wri^lit and mechanical en^rineer, El
Dorado, bet York a,nd Han«pshire
Schramm C F. W. Mrs , dressmaking, 11H2 Union
Schramm Claus H., saloonkeeper, r. 639 Valencia
Schrauim Emma A. Mrs., ladies' and gents' furnish-
ing goods, 637 Valencia
Schramm Frederick, baker, r. 34 Hayes
Schramm Henry A., laborer, r. 51 Church
Schramm Karl (Ficlituer & Schramm) r.SE cor Mont-
gomery and Jackson
Schramm John T., laborer, r. 522)4 Shotwell
Schramm Mattbieu, pliotograober, r. 1513 Market
Schranz Albert, r. 218 Stockton
Schranz Edward, cutter B. Blumenthal & Co., r. 448
Minna
Schranz Louis, salesman Stein. Simon & Co., r. 29
Bartlett
Sohrei George, cooper Dodge, Sweeney Jc Co., r. 431
Folsom
Bchreiber Albert, lineman P»c. Bell Telephone Co.,
r. 9 Freelon
Bchreiber Amelia, widow, nurse, r. 180 Perry
Bchreiber Anthony (Harllng & Schreiber) r. 24 Tele-
graph PI
Schreiber August, gold and silver embroiderer, 513
Califorula, r. Alameda
Schreiber rharles, salesman, r. 1759 Howard
Schreiber Christian, manager Indianapolis Mnfg Co.,
r. Oakland
Schreiber E. J. C, musician, r. 923 Washington
Schreiber Franz, bartender, r. 427)4 Green
Schreiber Frederick K., clerk, r. 22 Shotwell
Schreiber Herman, butcher, 923 Eighteenth
Schreiber Iguatz, liquor saloon, cor Bruderick and
Hayes, r. 505 )i Linden Av
Schreiber Jacob, stock broker, r. 1759 Howard
Sohireiber John, general broker, 631 Mission, r.
810 Mission
Schreiber John B., r. 15 Bondell PI
Schreiber Philip, tailor, r. Hartford, bet Nineteenth
and Twentieth
Bchreiber Theresa, dressmaker, r. SW cor Florida and
Twentieth
FRATINGER & CO.
READY-MADE SUITS
FOR
LADIES, MISSES AlTD CHILDREN.
105 KEARNY STREET.
REFLECTORS,
FOB SHOW WINDOWS AND STOKES,
MADE AND REPAIRED.
W. E. LANE,
Plumber
606 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Schreiber William, proprietor Elite Saloon, 21
Kearny, r. 613 Jones
Schreiuer Emil, bartender Wigwan Theatre, r. 148
Silver
Schreiner Frederick, salesman, r. 426 Chestnut
Schreiner Hubert, musician, r. 426 Chestnut
Schrenk Edmund, cellarman Walter, Schilling k Co.,
r. 643 Clay
Schrew Lena, widow, r. 605 Minna
Schrick August, Uborer, r. 1215 Pacific, rear
Schriefer Liedrich H., groceries and liquors, 156 Na-
toma.r. 153 Natoma
Schrock William A., mnfr wire mattresses, 19 New
Montgomery, r. 603 Ellis
Scbrodel George, cigarmaker S. Hoffman, r. 929 Na-
toma
Schroder Adolph F., bookkeeper James De Fremery.
r. Oakland
Schroder Adrian, bookkeeper Eugene Thomas k Co.,
r. 1510 Dupont
Schroder, Albrecht k Co. (Henry Schroder, August
Albrecht and A. Hromada) candy mnfrs, 222-221
Battery
Schroder Anthony, peddler, r. W s Californi* Av, nr
Twenty-ninth, B. H.
Schroder B.. waiter, r. 638 Commercial
Schroder Carl, painter, r. 423 Dupont
Schroder Charles, proptr Alaska House, 625 Pacific
Schroder Charles Mrs., r. 1709 Buchanan
Schroder Charles C, butcher F. Runde k Co., r. 2160
Mission
Schroder Charles F., carpenter, r. 39 Pacific
Schroder Charles J., butcher, r. Point Lobos Av bet
Wood and Collins
Schroder Claus, groceries and liquors, SW cor Frank-
lin and McAllister
Schroder Frederick, r. 708 Webster
Schroder Ferdinand A., r. 535 Bryant
Schroder H., winemaker, r. 317 Bush
Schroder Hans, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Indi-
ana, nr Sierra
Schroder Henry (Hencken k Schroder) r. iIe cor
Grove and Gough
Schroder Henry (Schroder, Albrecht k Co.) r. 13
Pearl
Schroder Henry, blacksmith B. Grave k Co., r. 602
Gough
Schroder Heiry J., liquor dealer, 110 Front, r. 602
Gough
Schroder Herman, cutter, r. 322 Fell
Schroder Herman (Herman Schrodtr k Co.) grocer-
ies and liquors, 1138-1142 Sutter, r. 2017 Fillmore
Schroder Herman & Co. (Herman Schroder) grocer-
ies and liquors, 2017-2019 Fillmore
Schroder Hermann (Hermann Schroder k Son) r. 300
Fell
Schroder Hermann & Son (Hermann and John H.)
groceries and liquors, 300 Fell
Schroder Jacob, r. 220 Pacific
Schroder John, bartender Herman H. Frisch,
Seventh
Sehroder John, blacksmith r. 21 Morey Alley
Schroder John, clerk, r. 1038 Bryant
Schroder John, fireman stmr Alameda
Schroder John, policeman, r. 1320 Valencia
Schroder John C, laborer, r. .32R Thirtieth
Schroder John D., clerk John H. Schroder, i
Geary
Schroder John F., bricklayer, r. 1320 Valencia
Schroder Jonn O., boots and shoes, 669 Howard
Schroder John H., r. 708 Webster
Schroder John H. (Hermann Schroder k Son) r. 100
Fell
Schroder John H., groceries and liquors, NW
cor Geary and Buchanan, r. 1600 Geary
Schroder John H., proceries and liquors, NW cor
Washington and Webster
Schroder John H., merchant, r. 509 Oough
130
1600
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
]Iannft»c«ar«r ofeTerr d««*rlptlon •t
PAS8BNOBR, BTRBBT AMD FREIGHT CAJIB.
43 to SO B««Ie Stre«t. B»u Friui«lM««.
Truman, Isham & Hooker. ^lilfZi^^i^eVTe'^n^'&J^t^SLS'
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W. W. Montague & Co.
punfEPS,
Suction and Force.
FOB BAKD, WIK]>-aifl,I< AND POWER
AL,L, SIZKS.
809, 3U. 313, 316 and 317 MASEET STBEET
Schri^der Louis C, marbinlRt, r. 3115 MiSBion
Schroder William J. H., gruceries and liquorB, 117
i- Sfcond
Schroeder Addie Mrs., r. 2329 Fillmore
Sibroeder Albert, gardener, r. 2101 Leavenworth
Si'broeder Harba'a Mrs., r. 151 Second
Schroeder Charles, liquor saloon, 2'25 Broadway
Schroder Charles, porter Samuel Eahn, r. 223 Grant
At
Schroeder Charles, salesman, r. 413 Fourth
Schroeder Chi«rle.-<, seaman, r. 218 Ritch
Schroeder Claug (Schroeder & Moller) and wines
and liquors, NW cor Fourth aud Towiiseud
Schroeder Christian, waiter Gruen & Heydenaber, r.
1-29 Ciura
Schroeder Emil, fur dresser and dyer, SE cor Precita
Av and Folsom
Schroeder Edward H., expressman, r. 293 Church
Schroeder Frederick, clerk G. H. Wellbrock, r. 821
Webster
Schroeder Frederick, waiter, r. 102 Fifth
Schroeder George, r. 405 Clementina
Schroeder Henry, bookkeeper, r. 730 Union
Schroeder Hemy, confectioner, r. 13 Pearl
Schroeder Henry C. J., upholsterer F. S. Chadbourne
& Co., r. 976 Harrison
Schroeder Henry E , candymakei L. Saroni & Co., r.
645 Washington
Schroeder Heriuan, driver Heywood Bros. & Co., r.
3fi2 Clementina
Schroeder J., porter Lilienthal & Co., r. 629 Clay
Scliroeder Jodocus, capitalist, r. 1236 Bush
Schroeder John, blackHinith, r. ^iH Sixth
Schroeder John, confectioner W. Westerfeld, r. 107
Turk
Schroeder John, driver John Wleland Brewing Co.,
r. 504 Gough
Schroedrr John A., groceries and liquors, 330 Vallejo
Schroeder John B., law student Delphine M. Delmas,
r. Redwood City
Schroeder John C. F., r. 225 Broadway
Schroeder John F., shoemaker, r. 44H Sixth
Schroeder John H. Rev., r. 2825 Jj Mission
Schroeder John M., gardener, r. 616 Post
Schroeder K., cigarmaker Hoffman & Davis,
Schroeder Martin, rook, r. S s St Thomas, bet St
Lawreni-e and /I'eghany
Schroeder Mary, widow, r. 332 Twentv-ninth
Schroeder Max, porter L. Foard, r. 500 Brannan
Schroeder Richard D. (Wiemann & Schroeder) r. SW
Fifth and Shipley
Schroeder Richard F., machinist, r. 776 Howard
Schroeder Rudolph (Schroeder & Bohlen) r. 2218
Fillmore
Schroeder Theodore C, clerk, r. California Av, bet
Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth, B. H.
Schroeder William (Schioeder jc Yocke) r. 193 Six-
teenth
Schroeder William, boilermaker, r. 810 Mission
Schroeder William, fresco painter, r. 938 Howard
Si-hroeder William, master mariner, r. 18 Federal
Schroeder William F., foreman Crystal Vinegar
Works, r. Ill Fourteenth
«3chroeder William G.. liquor saloon, 925 Mission
Schroeder & Bohlen (Rudolph Schroeder and Henry
Bohlen) groceries and liquors, SE cor Clay aud
Fillmore
Schroeder & Moller (Clans Schroeder and John D.
Moller) liquor saloon, NE cor Howard and Third
Schroeder & Vocke (William Schroeder and
Henry Vocke) groceries and liquors, SW cor
Golden Gate Av aud Hyde, and SW cor Sixteenth
and Howard
i^Sihroeder. See Schrader, Schroder and Shrader
Sclirof William, architect, 217 Sansome, room 9,
r. Berkeley
Schroff.Charles, wood carver A. Frei, r. W s San
Bruno Road nr Twenty-eighth
Schrogg John, bartender, r. 529 Sorramento
Schuopp Frank E., driver, r. 462 H Minna
Schroth Chiirles (Schroth fc Westerfeld, and Herman
West erf. -Id & Co.) r. 1005 Geary
Schroth John F., clerk Abuer Doble, r. 1005 Geary
Schroth Julius, r.4)^ Grove
Schroth W. J., clerk Siegfried & Brandenstein, r. 1005
Geary
Schroth <& Westerfeld (Charles Schroth and
Louis Westerfeld) bakery and restaurant, 228
Kearny
Schroyer Caleb, carpenter r. 253 Third
Schroyer George W., miller, r. 251 Third
Schroyer Jacob B., drayman, r. 1523 Howard
bchryver E Igar, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 1336
Folsom
Schubeck Maria Mrs., r. 8 Hartraan
Schubener Louis, tailor, 1018 Folsom
Schubert Elias, iusuraiice broker, 104 Front
Schubert Ernst, artist, r. 836 Fifteenth
Srhubert Henry, steward, r. 10O8 Washington
Schubert Herman (Schubert & Kruft) and treas-
urer Verelu Eintracht, r. 420 O'Farrell
Schubert Hugo G., machinist N. W. Spaulding Saw
Co.
Schubert O., cook, r. 529 Sacramento
Schubert Paul, varnisher, r. 211 Third
Schubert Pauline Mrs., midwife, r. 420 O'Farrell
Schubert & Kruft (Herman Schubert and Joseph
Kruft) proprietors The Bohemian, 21 Stockton
Schuble Martin, sugar boiler Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 5
Florence
Schuck Charles I., plumber and gasfitter, 134 First, r.
9 Grant PI
Schuok Daniel, varnisher, r. Jamaica, bet Yasoo and
Susquehauoa
Schuck E. & Co. (Emil Schuck and Philip Stecken-
reiter) butchers. 310 Folsom
Schuck Emil (E. Schuck b Co.) r. 436 Fremont
Schuck Henry, barber, r. 835 Vallejo
Schuck Herman, clerk, r. 1134 Howard
Schuck Thomas L., conductor, r. 34 Natoma
&" Schuck. See Shuck
Schiieler Henry J., salesman W. k J. Sloane k Co., r.
1041 Valencia
Schueler Mellie Miss, fancy goods, 1041 Valencia
Schuenemann-Pott Frederick, spi-aker Independent
German Congregation, r. 414 Larkin
Schuerg George O., shoemaker, r. 405 Twenty.fourth
Schuetze August, upholsterer, 727 Laguna
Schuetze W. T. Mrs., r. 821 California
Scn\iey Jeremiah, carpenter, r. 100 -lones
S -hufeldt William J., miller, r. 719 Valencia
Schug Daniel, varnisher. r. Jamaica, btt St. John and
Tombigbee
Scbugens C. Otto, salesman Kohler k Chase, r. 634
Post
Schuh Michael, tanner, r. Tanners' Home
Schuhl Marx, salesman Held Bros. & Co., r. 426 San
Jose Av
Schuhrer William, porter, r. 2105 Jones
Schuldt Christopher, packer, r. 40r. Hiye»
Schuldt John, liquor saloon, 501 Dnpout
Schuldt Margaretta, widow, r. 1524 Turk
Schuldt William, butcher, r. 1.524 Turk
Schnle Frederick A., mufr harness ornaments, 622
Market, r. Chenery, nr Palmer, Fairmount Tract
8»" S.hule. See Shule
Schiller August, trimmer Larkins & Co., r. Oakland
Schuler AugnstU'J, master mariner, r. 2010 Mason
Schuler Jacob, cabinetmaker U. Fritschl, r. 323 Hyde
Schuler Josephine Mrs., varieties, 323 Hyde
Schuler Henry, r. 415 Twenty-second
Schnlken Behrend D., clerk Schulken Bros., r. 18
Twenty-third
Schulken Brothers (John and Henry) procpries,
liquors, hay. teed, coal and wood, SW cor Bush and
Taylor and NE cor Twenty-third and Hampshire
THE LATEST STYLES,
THE FINEST GOODS,
THE BEST WORK at
"THE HASTINGS,"
I^ICK HOUSE BI^CK.
m LM Fire Us. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
$4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN. Manager
WU. SEZTO^T, Asst Uaiaga.
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS. 23 FIRST STREET.
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Ser-
Sehulken H«'nry (Schulkeu Bros.) r. 18 Tvreuty-tUird
Scbulken JobD (S.bulkeu Bros.) r. 901 Bush
Scbulken Julius, bay, erain, wood and coal, 161C-
ItilH Mission and NE cor McAllister and Laguna,
r. 814 McAllisUr
Scbull Julia MlHS, tenchrr, r. 18 )< LanRton
Sobull Vuleiitiue, baker, r. 18^ Langton
Scbuller Aenes, widow, r. 2 Vallejo Court
Sibuller Andrew, broker. 106 Leidesdorff, r. Oakland
Scbniler Frank J., sboeuiaker R. P. Cbase & Co., r.
Oakland
Scbuller Jobn, tinamltb George H. Tay & Co., r. 871
Mxrket
Scbuller Kale, bnrlerS. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. Hyde, nr Bay
Scbuller Norman, clerk A. Scbuller. r. Oakland
Scbuller Josepb, bostler, r. cor Algeria and Penob.
Scot
Schullinger Anton, cook, r. 51.'> Steyenson
Scbullmoller AuRust, bootmaker, r. 871 Market
Schulsbeig CbarleH. tailor, r. 1117 Clay
Scbulte Adolph. waiter, r. 12 Jackson
Scbulte Emil, polisber Budgear & Sbepman,
Sacrauiento
Scbulte Henry, carpenter, r. 210Tblrd
Scbu.te Henry, proptr California Brewery,
pentiue Av, btt Bryant Av and York
Scbulte Hermiue, widow, r. :i93 Sixth
Scbulte Herinine Miss, colorist Q. D. Morse, r. 393
Sixth
Scbulte John G. W. (Osmer b Co. and Osmers & Co.)
r. 710HaiKbt
Scbulte John H., cigarmaker H. Plagemann & Co., r.
710Haight
Scbuite Julia C. Miss, retoucher Burnett k Slattery,
r. 393 Sixth
Scbulte Louisa, groceries and liquors, 1318 Sacra-
mento
Scbulte Nicholas, bartender D. Yossbrinck, r. 269
East
Schultt-r Fred., bamessmaker L. D. Stone & Co., r. 6
Wheelock PI
Schultbeis Henry, groceries and liquors. NW cor
Clay and Polk
Schultbeis Herman, machinist, r. 317 J< Capp
Schultbeis Jobn C, coremaker. r. 651 Third
Schultbeis Johu O., cloc&maker Henry Molineux, r.
3>4 Sutfcr
Schultbeis William H., clerk, r. 1703 Polk
Schultbeis Charles, clerk Alfred A. Cohen, r. 1206X
Larktn
Schultbeis Ernest F., cook Beth & Frlcke, r. 1206 H
Larkin
Schultz Adam. r. 19 Hinckley
Schultz Adolph J., stevedore, r. 822 Filbert
Schultz Andrew, waiter, r. 5'275i Geary
Schultz August, bartender P. N. Lange, r. 246 Town-
send
Schultz August, ship carpenter, r. W » Michigan, bet
Napa and Shasta, rear
Schultz August Jr., ship carpenter, r. W s Michigan,
bet Napa and Shasta, rear
Schultz Carl, porter, r. 1623 Powell, rear
Schultz Charles, carpetlayer, r. 241 Fifteenth
Schultz Charles, commission merchant, r. 7 Mason
Schultz Charles, coppersmith Charles W. Smith, r.
3io Shipley
Schultz Charles, janitor B'nai B'rith Hall, r. 121 Eddy
Schultz Charles, longshoreman, r. 648 Mission
Schultz Charles, musician, r. 1317)4 Golden Gate At
Schultz Charleb S., clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo
& Co., r. 319 Sacramento
Schultz Dora, widow, r. 636 Sacramento
Schultz Edward, musician, r. Sin Green
Schultz Ernest, fancy leather goods, 607 Fell
Schultz Fannie Mrs., r. 62-5 J4 Geary
Schultz Fehx. cook F. S. Guglielmetll, r. 251 Minna
ScbultE Frank, r. 520 Folsom
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIEB]lfO-F.I.ECTBIC
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BAHS
Also Medicated and Electric Balls Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SEWER PIPE. SEWER TRAPS.
Sewers Laid Properly.
Servers Repaired.
W. E. LANE,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Egtablished 1860. Telephone 315.
Schu tz Frank, barber Charles E. Rapp, r. Ia09 Stock-
ton
Srhultz Frank, clerk, r. 335 Shipley
Schultz Frederick, cook, r. 619 Pine
Schultz Frederick, laborer, r. 3 Kramer PI
Schultz Frederick A., si.ip. arpenter, r. W s Michi-
gan, bet Napa and Shasta, rear
Schultz Geome. bricklayer Jacob Wagner, r. E s Ne-
braska, bet Sierra and Humbuldt
Schultz George, steward, r. 5279^ Geary
Schultz George A., bookkeeper William A. Scbnitz, r
218 Leavenworth
Schultz George H., longshoreman, r. 19 Morey Alley
Schultz George H.. mercliant, r. 242 Fell
Schultz George M., porter Albert Mau k Co.
Schultz George T., baker, r. 1011 Alabama
Schultz Henrietta Mrs., r. 335 Shipley
Schultz Henry, clerk, r. SW cor California and Fill-
more
Schultz Henry, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. E 8
Nebraska, bet Sierra and Humboldt
Schultz Henry, fireman, r. 1011 Alabama
Schultz Henry E . tailor Gordan Bros., r. 721 Union
Schultz Herman, bookkeeper M. & T. Weil k Co., r.
1-210 Howard
Schultz Jacob, butcher, r. 12 Virslnia PI
S.hultz John (Schultz * Broer) r 708 Green
Schultz John, waiter Henry Riobter, r. 641 Second
Schultz Joseph, restaurant, 132 Fourth, r. 729)4 Har-
rison
Schultz Louis, porter Spruance, Stanley & Co., r. 126
Bernard
Schultz Louis E. J. (Pac. Distilling Co. and Schnlta
& Voorman) r. 2426 Filbert
Schultz Louisa, widow, r. 53.i Birch At
Schultz Ludwig, tailor, r. 2 Taylor Pi
Schultz Margaret K. Miss, teacher music, r. E s Ne-
braska, bet Sierra and Humboldt
Schultz Martin, pantryman Pulace Restaurant, r. 871
Mrirhet
Schultz Martin, tercher music, r. 424 O'Fsrrell
Schultz Mary L. Mrs , janitress Mission Primary
School, r. 243 Fifteenth
Schultz Minnie Miss, r. 1039^ Valencia
Schultz Oawald, gardener, r. 152fi Post
Schultz Otto, fresco painter, r. 607 Fell
Schultz Petir O.. fruit dealer, r. 819 Twentieth
Schultz Philip (Schultz &R.uleln) r. E s Nebraska,
bet Sierra and Humboldt
Schultz Philip, barber, 6 Hayes, r. 819 Twentieth
Schultz R., r. 1425 Market
Schultz Rudolph W., ship carpenter Matthew Tur-
ner, r. W B Michigan. Ijet Napa and Shasta, rear
Schultz Theodore, groceries and liquors. 426 Green
Schultz Waldemar K., salesman Stein, Simon k Co.,
r. 19 Perry
Schultz William, r. 207 Montgomery At
Schultz William (A. Von Baru'en * Co.) r. 242 Fell
Schultz William (Schultz fc Kockl r. 635 DaTis
Schultz William, framemaker Sanborn, Vail k Co., r.
321 H Union
Schultz William, shademaker, r. 819 Twentieth
Schultz William, shoemaker, 622 Capp
Schnltz William, molding gilder Peter P. Enapik, r.
14<) Perry
Sclialtz William A., importer and wholesale
dealer wines and liquors, 523 Front, r. 218 Leaven-
worth
Schultz William A. Jr., bookkeeper William A.
Schultz. r. 218 Leavenworth
Schultz William J., shoemaker Henry Hemmer, r.
335 Shipley
Schultz fc Broer (John Schultz and Charles Broer)
liquor saloon. 532 Montgomery At
Schultz & Eock (William Schultz and Peter Eock)
liquor saloon. 635 Davis
Schultz .^ Reulein (Pblllp Scbnitz and Emil Reulein)
butchers, NW cor Twenty-fourth and Florida
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONB 82.
LITHOGRAPHERS
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
DAVIS, City A^ent,
439 Cailfornia Street.
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W. W. Montague & Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
Encaustic, Olazed and Plain.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Schnltz & Voorman (Louis E. J. Schultz and
Henry Voorman) proprietors Boaldln Island,
office 506 Battery
i^ Schultz. See Schultze, Schnlz, Schulze and
Bbulz
Schultze Emil, wood engraver, 39 Sutter
Schnltze Ernest H.. dentist.r. 700 McAlUeter
Schultze J., druggist, 1249 Market
Schultze Louis, liquor saloon, SW cor Battery and
Lombard, r. 404 Vallejo
Schultze Paul, druggist, r. 1249 Market
Schulz Augnpt (ScLulz Bros.) r. 403 Francisco
Schulz Brothers (August and Charles) liquor saloon,
SW cor Francisco and Mason
Schulz Bruno (Schulz & Exuse) and lodgings, 406
Kearny
Schulz Carl r. 3 Polk
Schulz Charles (Schulz Bros.) r. 403 Francisco
Schulz Ed-ward G., clerk, r. 1802 Mason
Schulz Frederick, cook, r. 1614 Jessie
Schulz Frederick F., coremaker, r. 2 Dodge
Schulz Fritz, saddler, r. 3 Polk
Schnlz Gustsve, brewer, r. 232 5^ Langton
Schulz Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Bush
and Webster
Schulz James E. (Schulz k Scheideler) r. Ocean View
Schulz Joseph M., horseshoer, cor Twenty-third and
Alabama
Schulz Julius, baker, r. 1802 Mason
Schulz Max, clerk, r. 3 Polk
Schnlz Otto, gilder, r. 3 Polk
Schulz Paul E., walchroaker David Cohen, r. 3 Polk
Schulz Peter, liquor saloon, 642 Sacramento, r. 602
Washington
Schnlz B., wjgmaker, r. 1623 Powell, rear
Schnlz Robert, gardener Thomas Meherin, r. 129
Jackson
Schulz Robert £.. cashier Lllientbal k Co., r. 2238
Post
Schulz William (Schulz & Fischer) r. 224 Kearny
Schulz William, wagonmaker and blacksmith, 787
Mission, r. 435 Ji Jessie
Schulz William F., shipping clerk Dodge, Sweeney
& Co., r. 435 Ji Jessie
Schnlz JSl Fischer (William Schnlz. Emil A.
Fischer and Samuel McCartney) manufacturers
silrerware, and Importers platedware and cut-
lery, 513 Market
Schnlz & Kruse (Bruno Schulz and Fred. Kruse)
dairy produce, 112 Third
Schnlz & Scheideler (James E. Schulz and Joseph
Scheideler) beer bottlers, W s Steyenson, nr
Eighteenth
Schulze Adolph, laborer, r. 1623 Folsom
Schulze Arnold, oyster saloon, 43 Third, r. Stevenson
Schulze Charles F., bookkeeper Hencken & Schroder,
r. 322 O'Farrell
Schulze Df sere H., bartender Mangels & Lillenthal,
r. 650 Howard
Schulze Henry A. (Moore k Schnlze) r. Oakland
Schulze Oswald, maltster John Wieland Brewing Co.,
r. 536 Howard
Schnlze William D., bookkeeper A. Schilling & Co.,r.
602 Bush
la^" Schulze. See Schultz Schultze, and Shultz
Schumacher Amandus F., butcher, r Yazoo, nr St.
Thomas
Schumacher August, shoemaker, r. 84 Colton
Schumacher Claus H., with Meyer, Wilson b Co., r.
lloX Valparaiso
Schumacher Dietrich N., butcher, r. Trinidad, bet
Yazoo and SusquehsBna
Schumacher E. A. (Schumacher k Janssen) and fore-
man Engine No. 13, r. 1033 Twenty-first
Schumacher Ferdinand, clerk Pac. Vinegar and
Pickle Works, r. 1223 Pierce
Schumacher Frederick, bookbinder Hioki k Jndd, r.
420 Filbert
Schumaclier Frederick, proprieior Two Broth-
ers Saloon, 36 Steuart, r. 53 Minna
Schumacher Frederick, teamster South S. F. Brew-
ery, r. NW cor Railroad Ay and Paraguay
Schumacher George, butcher Charles Junker, r. 137
Gough
Schumacher H., waiter, r. 607 Stevenson
Schumacher Harry, clerk The Homebtead Grocery, r.
SW cor Eighteenth and Guerrero
Schumacher Henry D., butcher, Yazoo, bet Monten-
egro and Manilla, r. S ■ Trinidad, bet Yazoo and
Susquehanna
Schumacher J. Henry, clerk Pac. Woodenware and
Cooperage Co., r. 1223 Pierce
Schumacher John, clerk Henry C. Meisel, r. NW cor
Eighth and Minna
Schumacher Lorenz, cook, r. 317 Bush
Sclininacher lionis, secretary California Barrel
Co., and Coast and River Steamship Co., 323 Front
room 5, r. 1223 Pierce
Schumacher Michael, bartender Mangels k Lillen-
thal, r. 28rt2 Mission
Schumacher Peter, butcher Hansen & Mansen. r.
2606 Mission
Schumacher Reinhard, teacher music, r. 919 Green-
wich
Schumacher Richard, cook, r. 84 Colton
Schumacher Richard J. (Hatton & Schumacher) r. E»
Tennessee, bet Butte and Solano
Schumacher W., cellarman Kohler & Van Bergen, r.
Alameda
Schumacher William H., hatter, r. 1112 Clay
SCHUMACHER & JANSSEN
(Ernest A. Schnniacher and John J.
Janssen) proprietors The Homestead
Grocery, SE cor Valencia and Twenty-
first, and SW cor Guerrero and Eigh-
teenth
IS^ Schumacher. See Shoemaker, Schomaker and
Shoemaker
Schuman George, waiter atmr Alameda
Schuman Max, carpenter, r. 431 Fulton
Schumann Adolph, machinist, r. 25 }< Welsh
Schumann Adolph A., varnishmaker Pioneer VamUh
Works, r. 1318 Florida
Schumann August, bartender, r. 41 Everett
Schumann Catherine Mrs., r. 10 Heron
Schumann Edward, potter, r. 1318 Florida
Schumann Emms, widow, r. 806 Geary
Schumann Frederick (Schumann k Vogel) r. 1314
Kearny
Schumann Mary, widow, r. 1318 Florida
Schumann William Mrs., widow, bakery. NW cor Bid-
ley and West Mission
Schumann William H., confectioner, r. 917 Market
Schiimann & Togel (Frederick Schumann and Phill]^
Vogel) coffee saloon, 504 Montgomery
Schnmeler Mary, domestic 1715 Mason
Schunder Ferdinand, janitor Saratoga Hall, r. 814
Geary
Schuneman Albert, tailor, 32 Sixth
Schunhoff Buxchard H., with Max Morgenthan, r. 120»
Valencia
Schnnk Peter, r. 327 Clementina
Schupback William A., butcher Wagner Ji Fisher, t.
627 Bush
Schupfer M., carpenter, r. 253 Minns
Schupp Benjamin M., carpenter and builder, r. 14
Page
Schupp Frank B., painter, r. 432 Fulton
Schnpp Bollie L., salesman J. L. White k Co., r. 24
Page
Schuppert Adam L., plumber and gasfltter. 1206 Ps-
ciflc, r. 616 Filbert
Schuppert August F., carp«tlayer, r. 346 Eighteenth
Schuppert Charles T., musician, r. 221 Waller
Schuppert M. Mrs., r. 616 Filbert
Imported and Domestic Rugs in Immense variety.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
VXXt JlBOTB VAUkCB BOTXm.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Kanufacturers of Show CasM
and Storo Fiztoref.
3? MarM St
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRYi
Finer than the class of Chanjp«Knes»ent from )ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
France to thlH cuiiniry, but without Brandy, f 530 WASEnTOTOiT STRUT.
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Schurch Albert, machinist, r. 8 Pleasant
Schnrch Aiiufe, widow, r. H Pleasant
Schunr William, porter Hibs Bros., r. 210S Jones
Schurig Richard, waiter John M. Kussell, r.612 How-
ard
Schurr GeorRp, barber, 4 Steuart, r. 1425 Mission
Schnrr GeorRe, bartender, r. 651 Mission
Schurr Jacob, watchman U. S. Brewery, r. 1323 Nato-
nia
SchusHler Adnlj^h (Hippmann & Schussler) r. 1023
McAllister
SCHUSSLER BROTHERS
(Toby and Henryl manufacturera and
dealt-ra frnniex, mirrors, engravinffa
nnd artifit^' materials, !J7 Grant Av,
factory 71G Mission
Schussler Clirihtian, hattor, 208 Montgomery Ay, r.
503 Filbert
Schussler Frank, streetsprinkler, r. 719 Vallejo
Schussler Frederick J., liihoRrapher Schmidt Label
and Litho. Co., r. 719 Vallejo
Schussler O. orpe, engineer Spring Valley W. W. 616
California
Schussler Henry (Schussler Bros.) r. 541 McAllister
Schussler Herman, consulting engineer Spring Valley
W. W., r. U.-iO Franklin
Schussler .1. & Co. (John Schussler and Jacob Gold-
man) teamsters, 107 Battery
Schussler John (J. Schussler fc Co.) r. 541 McAllister
Schussler M. & Co. (Michael Schussler and Frederick
H. Le\-y) jewelry, 104 Kearny
Schussler Michael (M. Schussler & Co.) r. 804 Fulton
Schussler Tobv (Schussler Bros.) r. 541 McAllister
Si-l.usBler W. Mr^., r. 719 Vsllejo
SCHUSTER BROTHERS & CO.
(Jolin, JoKepli S. and Clement J.
Stiiusterl plumbers and (fustltters, im-
porters stoves and rang^ea and manu-
factarers Mann's Patent Chimney, 306
Sutter and 130 Third
Schuster Cleuieut J. (Schuster Bros, ft Co.) r. 211
Seventeenth
Schuster F. O.. mechanical engineer, r. 317 Bush
Schuster Frank, chicken ranch Visitaclon Valley
Schuster Frederick, proptr Railroad Brewery, 427
Valencia
Schuster Frederick Jr., brewer, r. 427 Valencia
Schuster George, baker, r. 763 Howard
Schuster Henry W., baker, 530 Fourth
Schuster John (Schuster Bros. & Co.) r. 306 Sutter
Schuster John, porter W. R. Allen, r. 1604 Stevenson
Schuster John A. E., salesman, r. 1013 Washington
Schuster Joseph F. (Schusterfc Marshall) 212 Drumm
Schuster Joseph S. (Schuster Bros. & Co.) r. 211
Seventeenth
Schuster Paul F., brewer, r. 427 Valencia
Schuster & Marshall (Joseph F. Schuster and Frank
Marshall) liquor saloon, 212 Drumm
Schustercity Marcus, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
620 Fourth
Schutt diaries, upholsterer, r. 1309 Stockton
Bchiitt Henry Z., clerk A. L. Bancroft ti Co., r. 6 Na-
toma
Schutt John C. H., expressman, r. 1762 Harrison
Schutt John H., r. 6 Natoma
Bchutte Diedrich (Bi uraund & Sohutte) r. 7 Albion Av
Schutte John H., student, r. 126 Shotwell
Schutte Louis, salesman Justinian Calre, r. 19 Pearl
Bchutte William, cabinetmaker Indianapolis Mnfg
Co:, r. lOG Eighth
tff- Schutte. See Schutt and Shute
Scbutz Adolph, accountant P. F. Dunne, r. 1 Bosh
Street PI
Schutz Albert, clerk John 0. Mordhorst, r. cor Mis-
sion and Brook
Schutz Charles, laborer, r. 1827 Eddy
FRATINGER & CO,
anl
105 KEAR]VY STREET.
GAS STOVES,
GAS FIXTUEES, GAS BUENEES.
Qas Heaters loi all purposes lor sale and made to order.
PLUMBER, BOB KEARNT STREET.
Kstobllshed 1860. Teleiihone 315.
Sehutz Charles A. W., boarding, 122 Taylor
Schutz Charles A. W. Jr., steward, r. 122 Taylor
Schutz Frederick, tailor r. 620 Fourth
Schutz Jacob J., bookkeeper Haus Bros., r. 1017 Bu-
chanan
Schutz N. H., miner, r. Ocean House Road, nr Farley's
Corner
Schutz Rudolph F., shoemaker E. Alkus, r. 988 How>
ard
Schutz Thomas, storekeeper stmr Santa Rosa
Schutz William L.. cashier Eppinger* Co., r. 41 Eddy
8chutzber« Charles G., tailor Bullock & Jones, r.
1117 Clay
Schutze Frederick, salesman Hinz & Landt, r. 1705
Baker
Schiiiir Henry, bartender John H. Scb&iir, r. 825
Greenwich
Schuur Henry, liquo/ saloon, corSilliman andGlrard
Schiiiir John H., rebtaurant, 125 Montgomery Av, r.
825 Greenwich
Schuur William J., steward, r. 533 Post
Schuyler David H. (Cowen, Porter & Co.) r. Philadel-
phia
Schuyler James D., engineer, r. 616 Folsom
Schuyler Samuel, cook stmr Geo. W. Elder, r. 648
Mission
Schuyler Thontas J,, secretary James V. Cole-
man.and Angel's Quartz Mining Co. ,42-43 Nevada
Block, r. Oakland
Schwaarcke Carl, bakery, 500 Hayes
Schwaarcke Otto, driver Kohler & Frohllng, r. 530
Montgomery Av
Schwaarcke William, cellarman Kohler & Frohllng,
r. 2439 Larkin
Schwab Andrew, engineer S. F. Stock Brewery, r. 224
Francisco, rear
Schwab Annie M., widow, r. 121 Twenty-fifth
Schwab George, compositor Alta
Schwab Jacob, baker Koch & Rommel, r. 2125 Mason
Schwab Marcus iF. Kronenberg & Co.) r. 515 Frank-
lin
Schwabacher Abraham (Scbwabacher Bros.) r. 1914
Sacramento
Sch-*vaba<-her Brothers (Abraham, Louis and Sig-
mund) commission merchants, 319 California
Schwabacher Lewis M. (Schwabacher & Weinschenk)
r. 102.') Geury
Schwabac her Louis (Schwabacher & Salts) r. 2110
California
Schwabacher Louis (Schwabacher Bros.) r. New
York
Schwabacher Sigmund (Schwabacher Bros.) and
president Stockton Milling Co., 310 California, r.
1200 Van Ness Av
Schwabacher & Salts (Louis Schwabacher and
James A. Salts) manufacturers Eagle flavoring ex-
tracts, spices, perfumery, salad oils, sewing ma-
chine oil, inks, mucilage, liquid blueing, etc.,
617-621 Brannan, office 205 Front
Schwabacher & Wtlnschenk (Lewis M. Schwabacher
and Solomon Weinschenk) commission mer-
chants, 210 Davis
Schwabe Charles, brassworker, r. 100 }< Second
Schwabe Hugo, clerk A. Schilling & Co., r. 526 Pa-
cific
Schwaerzler John B., shoemaker, r. 522 Taylor
Sohwalenberg George C. A., painter, r. 2041 Harrison
SchwaUia Jacob, baker, r. 'J63 Howard
Sehwally Charles G. P., cabinetmaker Jacob Werling,
r. 1132 York
Schwalm John G., lodgings, 867 Mission
Schwanim Matthaus, sausage mnfr, 108 Sixth, r. 727
Golden Gate .Av
Schwan Frank, harnessmaker, r. 962 Folsom
•^Schwan. See Swan
Schwaner Otto, jewelfr, r. 100654 Valencia
Schwantner August, wagonmaker John Van Emden,
r. 207 Clara
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STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
309, 3]1, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STEEET
Schwark William C. H., liquor salooD, 766 Mission
Schwarman Henry (Schmidt & Schwarman)r. 636 Mis-
sion
Srhwarn Georee, driver, r. 217 Second
Schwarrecke Charles, baker, r. 625 Clay
Schwartiug Henry, cook, r. 904 Jackson
Schwarting J. Frederick, porter Tillmann & Bendel,
r. 512 Filbert
Schwartz Adolph, boot and shoes, 340 Kearny, r. 621
Powell
Schwartz Alexander, laborer Metropolitan Match and
Commercial Co.
Schwartz Alexander, plumber, r. 645 Jessie
Schwartz Alexander, tailor, 322 ^ Broadway
Schwartz Alfred, clerk C. M. Foster & Co., r. 422 Post
Schwartz August F.. trimmer Truman, Isham &
Hooker, r. 1074 Howard
Schwartz Bernard (Schwartz & Nathan and Hirsch-
feld & Co.) r. 1409 Van Ness Av
Schwartz Bernard, tailor Abram Michael, r. 19 Caro-
line
Schwartz Bertha Mrs., r. 772 Folsom
Schwartz B. F., mnfrs agent. 119 Battery, r. Occi-
dental Hotel
Schwartz Brothers (William, Samuel and Isadore) com-
mission merchants, 215 Sansome, room 5
Schwartz Charles G.. potmaker, r. 109?i Freelon
Schwartz Claus (Schwartz. Husing & Meyer and
Schwartz & Husing) r. 2205)4 Mission
Schwartz Conrad, dairy produce, 32 Cal. Market, r.
1074 Howard
Schwartz Diedrich (Schwartz & Son) r. SE cor Twen-
I ty-fourth and Valencia
Schwartz Emanuel H., barber, r. 1113 Clay
Scbwartz H. & Co. (Henry Schwartz and Charles
H. Klngsley) proprietors San Francisco Turf
I Exchange, bookmakers and poolsellers, 23 Grant
I Av and 411 }4 California
[ Schwartz Hannah, widow, r. 322 Turk
Schwartz Harry, clerk Rehfisch & Co., r. 1003 Minna
Schwartz Henry (H. Schwartz & Co.) r. 623 Eddy
Schwartz Henry (Eoepke & Schwartz) r. 636 Com-
mercial
I Schwartz Henry, blacksmith Larkins & Co., r. Oak-
land
1 Schwartz Henry, clerk Wyntjens k Co., r. 432 Natoma
Schwartz Henry, collector, r. 728 Folsom
Schwartz Henry, waiter Atlantic Oyster and Chop
I House
Scbwartz, Husingf 6i Meyer (Claus Schwartz,
Ruthye Husing and Albert Meyer) proprietors
Enpign Saloon, SW cor Market aud East
Schvrartz Hyman Rev., minister and mohel,
r. 1003 Minna
Schwartz Isadore (Schwartz Bros.) r. 826 Turk
Schwartz Isadore, barber, 655 Sacramento, r. 1113
Clay
Schwartz Isidor (Rosenthal & Schwartz) r. 911 Jones
Schwartz Israel, clerk M. Schwartz, r. 206 Seventh
Schwartz Jacob, miller, r. 134 Fourth
Schwartz Jacob, with Sachs Bros, t Co., r. 1712 L».
guna
Schwartz James, barber I. Schwartz, r. 1113 Clay
Schwartz Jaue, widow, r. 644 J4 Minna
Schwartz John F. (Schwartz & Son) r. SE cor Twen-
ty-fourth and Valencia
Schwartz Joseph, salesman H. Roman k Co., r. 418
Van Ness Av
Schwartz Kaufman, clothing. 317^ Third
Schwartz L. Mrs., widow, r. 1712 L'guna
Schwartz Leonard boxmaker, r. 405 Clementina
Schwartz Leonard, tanner, r. 1118 Howard
Schwartz Marie Mrs., r. 1029 Hyde
Schwartz Mitchell, clothing. 104 Third, r.206 Seventh
Schwartz Morris, jobber auction dryfioods, 202 Bush,
r. 1409 Van Ness Av
Schwartz Myer, tsilor Samuel Schwartz, r. 1113 Clay
Schwartz Pauline, widow, bakery, 314 Fifth
Schwartz Samuel (Schwartz Bros.) r. San LaiB
Obinpo
Schwartz Samuel, peddler, r. 317H Third
Schwartz Samuel, tailor, 53 Second, r. 464 Sixth
Schwartz Samuel, tailor. 8.55 Market, r. 1113 Clay
Schwartz Solomon, commercial traveler, r. 1303 Eddy
ScUwanz William (Schwartz Bros.) r. San Luis
Obispo
Schwartz William, pressman W. B. Bancroft & Co., r.
407 Green
Schwartz & Co. (Guatemala) office 215 Sansome
Schwartz & Husing (Claus Schwartz and Uotliye Hus-
ing) groceries and liquors, SE cor Misbion and
Eipliteenth
Schwartz & Nathan (GrangevlUe, Cal.) office 15 Bat-
tery
Schwartz & Son (Diedrich and John F.) groceries
aud liquors, SE cor Valencia and Twenty-fourth
1^" Schwartz. See Schwarz aud Schwarze
Schwartze Karl G., watchmaker, 524 Battery, r. 12
Glover
Schwarz August, brewer, r. 310 Chestnut
Schwarz Augut, tannery, S s Serpentine Av, bet
Folsom and Parrisou
Schwarz B., watchmaker George Jordan, r. 4 Welsh
Schwarz Charles, liquor saloon, NE cor Baker and
Jefferson
Schwarz Charles L., bartender Kuhn & Eschenhorst,
r. 12 Dale PI
Schwarz Edward A. D. (SchoUer & Schwarz) r. 207
Powell
Schwarz George, flsh curer, etc., 527 Chestnut
Schwarz George F., shipping clerk Wieland Bros., r.
310 Chestnut
Schwarz Gnstav (Schwarz & Fogej r. 2707 Mission
Schwarz Henry, clerk quartermaster's dept U. 8. A.,
r. 2613 Pobt
Schwarz Herman, baker, r. 2409 Howard
Schwarz Hubert, stevedore, r. 115 Bay
Schwarz Jacob, miller, r. 606 Fourth
Schwarz Joseph A., proptr North Beach Brewery and
Saloon, N£ cor Powell and Chestnut, r. 310 Chest-
nut
Schwarz Katie Mrs., r. 148 Eddy
Schwarz Louis, liquor saloon, 62434 Clay, r. 502 Wash-
ington
Schwarz Valentine, laborer John Wieland Brewing
Co., r. 243 Second
Schwarz William C, printer H. 8. Crocker 4 Co., r.
cor Baker aud Jefferson
Scli'warz & Foge (Gustav Schwarz and Lafrenz
Foge) billiard and liquor saloon, 1016 Market and
11 Eddy
8^ Schwarz. See Schwartz and Schwarze
Schwarztiaum Eli, salesman Greenberg & Greenberg,
r. Oakland
Schwarze Frederick J., clerk Joseph F. Schleiden, r.
1903 Polk
Schwarze Herman H., clerk, r. 1914 Buchanan
S hwarze Rosalie M., widow, r. 1914 Buchanan
Schwarzler Maittn, machinist S. F. Cordage Factory,
r. E 8 Tennessee, bet Sierra and Nevada
Schwarzmann Gustave, teacher music, r. 1515 H Mis-
sion
Schwarzmann Gustave Jr., clerk freight auditor'd
office S. P. Co., r. IS.'iOJ^ Stevenson
Schwarzmann Max, painter, r. 629 California
ScLwarzchild Ferdinand J., dentist, r. 803 Mission
Schwarzchild Louis (Feigenbaum & Co.) r. 2011 Ba>
cbanan
Schwarzwald E., cigar packer, r. 317 Bush
Schwatka August C, compositor Chronicle
Schwaz Richard, first ofhcer stmr Areata, r. 1227
Green
Schwebs Charles, roofer Conlin & Roberts, r. 7 CleaTe*
land
Schwebs H., varnisher Frledrichs & Oercke, r. 811
Seventh
MANN & BENEDICT,
SDCCESSOBS TO
C. C. HASTINaS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
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CLOTHIER,®,
&.XCK H01JS£ BI.OCK.
ORIENT Ins. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,551,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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Schwebs Louis, carpenter, r. 311 Seventh
SchwederKky George, bookkeeper Jos. Feld
Schweilbilm Qeorge, clerk Martin Meyerhof, r. 328
Mason
Schwegerle J. & Co. (John Schwegerle and Edward
Yung) hay and grain. 549 Fourth
Schwegerle Jolm (I. Schwegerle * Co.) r. 551 Fourth
Schwegman Joseph, t lilor, r. 34 Minna
Schweikert Albert J., tailor, 210 Second
Schweinebraten Franz, upholsterer, r. 8 August Alley
Schweinle Louis, tailor, r. 414 Jones
Schweitzer Adolph, uhoomaker, r. G Clara Lane
Schweitzer Altred, stock clerk Schweitzer & Co., r.
1532 Pacific Av
Schweitzer August, cigarmaker Frledlander & Eaeser,
r. 959 Mission
Schweitzer Bernard (Schweitzer & Co.) r. 703 Leav-
enworth
Schweitzer Francis M., carpenter, r. 228 Waller
Schweitzer George A., cooper A. Carl, r. 411 Paciflo
Sch^veitKer J. Jli Co. (Jacob Schweitzer and
Isaac Levy) wholesale butchers, 519 Clay
Schweitzer Jacob (J. Schweitzer & Co.) r. 1117 Post
Schweitzer John, bakery, 1045 Bryant
Schweitzer Joseph (J. C. Bauer & Co. and Schweitzer
& Bauer) r. 721 Lombard
Schweitzer Joseph, watchmaker Frederick Hofleng, r.
1007 Mission
Schweitzer Joseph H., salesman G. Abrahamson, r.
1532 Pacific Av
Schweitzer Joseph W., bookkeeper, r. 721 Lombard
Schweitzer Maurice (Schweitzer & Co.) r. 1119 Post
Schweitzer Mayer, r. l.'>32 Pacific Av
Schweitzer Monroe, salesman Joe Rosenberg, r. 1117
Post
Schweitzer Sebastian, brewer, r. Potrero Av, bet Butte
and Solano
Schweitzer Solomon, salesman Rosenthal Bros. &
Co., r. 1532 Pacific Av
Schweitzer William, laborer, r. 2217 Mason
ScbiTeitzer Hi Bauer (Joseph Schweitzer and J.
Christian Bauer) proprietors Empire Malt House,
maltsters, 418-424 Chestnut, principal oflSce 632
Sacramento
JSch\Teitzer & Co. (Bernhard and Maurice
Schweitzer and Joseph 3. Silverberg) importers
and jobbers fancy goods, 29-31 Battery
1^" Schweitzer. See Swectzer, Sweitzer and Switzer
Schwelzer Fritz, liquor saloon and boarding, 243 Sec-
ond
Schweninger Anton, cook, r. Day, bet Church and
Sanchez
Schwender Christian A., foreman Bare Bros., r. 603
Geary
Schwensen Emil, clerk Emil Trenkle, r. 318 Kearny
Scliwenzler Adolph, r. 606 Fourth
Schwerdt Conrad, cabinetmaker Indianapolis Furni-
ture Co., r. 1717 Stevenson
Schwerdt Jacob (Indianapolis Furniture Co.) r.
1041 M Valencia
Schwerdt Peter, shoemaker, 152 Eddy, r. 112 J^ Turk
Schwerin Adolph (H. Schwerln & Sons) r. San Bruno
Road, nr Six Mile House
Schwerin August, lodgings, 32 Sixth
Schwerin Charles, teamster, r. 421)4 Brannan
Schwerin Charles H. F., electroplater E. S. Dennis-
ton, r. 421 Brannan
Schwerld Edward (Edward Schwerin & Son) r. 330X
Twenty-fourth
Schwerin Edward Jr. (Edward Schwerin b Son) r.
330 !< Twenty-fourth
SCHWERIN EDWARDS SON
(Edtvard and Ed-vrard Jr.) manafac-
tnrera -white labor ci^ara, 4!9 I>Iarket,
and cigrara and tobacco, 2763 ftlUaion
Schwerin Gustave, foreman Edward Schwerin k Son,
r. 330X Twenty-fourth
DR. BAZAN'S
TnERMO-KI^ECTRIC
RUSSIAN ai TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batls Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SANITARY PLUMBING
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES WELL DONE.
Repairing a Specialty.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1860. Telephone 31&.
Schwerin U. .\i Sous (Heury, Theodore and Adolph)
restaurant, 612 Clay, and dairy, San Bruno Road,
nrSix Mile House
Schwerin Henry (H. Schwerin b Sons) r. San Bruno
Road, nr Six-Mile HouHe
Schwerin Heury, cigarmaker E. Schwerin b Son, r.
330 M Twenty. fourth
Schwerin Henry W.. clerk, r, 900 Vallejo
Schwerin John, waiter, r. 117 Trenton
Schwerin Theodore (H. Schwerin b Sons) r. Saa
Bruno Road, nr Six-Mile House
Schwerin William E., r. 222 Fulton
Schwerin William H., r. 42m Brannan
Schwiebert William H., liquor saloon, SW cor Post
and Fillmore
Schwiens Heury, baker Schroth b Westerfeld, r. 328
Kearny
Schwiers John F., salesman Tlllmann b Bendel, r.
916 Bush
Schwilk Charles F., machinist W. T. Garratt b Co.,r.
527 Taylor
Schwludt Henry W., upholsterer Cal. Furniture Hutu
Co., r. 1229 Broadway
Schwinn Jacob, butcher The Baldwin
Schwitert Paul, bartender Adam Smith, r. 1013 Wuh-
iugton
Schwitters Christina Mrs., r. 2618 Sutter
Schwitters Louis D., attorney at law, r. 420 Le»T«n-
worth
Schworm Michael, barber, 927 Pacific
Schwormsted Charles, clerk Wittmaack * Vock
Sciaroni Charles, liquor saloon, 621 Broadway, r. •
Lafayette PI
Scientiflc Californian, 25 Ninth
Scobie James, ooutractor, r. 795 Stevenson
Scoble John J., teamster, r. 210 Ritoh, rear
Scodeletti Epaininonda £i., chancellor Italian
Consul, r. 2305 Leavenwortn
Scofield Demetrius G., vice-president Paciflo Gout
Oil Co., 123 California, r. Alameda
Scofield, Shurmer b Teagle, refiners illuminating oils
(Cleveland, O.) George Partridge manager. IK
California
«?■ Scofield. See Schofleld
Scolari Valentino (Giannettoni * 8colarI)r. 523 Green
Scoles Margaret, widow, r. 8u9 Nineteenth
ScoUay William A., saloon keeper r. 1001 Market
8^" Soollay. See Scully
S'colllu Francis P., machine operator Porter, Sleu-
singer & Co., r. 54 Thirteenth
Scooffy Leonidas J., collector A. M. Ebbeta, t. »05
Sutter
Scooffy Martha J., widow, r. 920 Sutter
Score James, shoemaker, 610 Bryant
Score William J., finisher Buckingham & Hecht, r. 7
Van Ness Av
Scorpion Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) George
R. Spinney secretary, 310 Pliie, room 28
Scotchburn Robert G., mill dresser Pioneer Whit*
Lead Works, r. 1312 Devisadero
Scot.'hler John J., commission merchant, office 318
Front, r. Oakland
Scotchler John M., clerk Scotchler b Glbba, r. Oak-
land
Scotchler Joseph L., accountant New Zealand laa.
Co., r. Alameda
Scotchler b Glbbs (Charles E. Oibba) commlMion
merchants, 318 Front
Scott Abel F., r. 308 Leavenworth
Scott A. G., r. 568 Mission
Scott A. Lowndes, clerk Dunham, Carrlgan b Co., r.
633 Second
Scott Albert W. (Scott b McCord) rX'305 Buchanan
Scott Alexander, watchman, r. 513 Shotwell
Scott Alexander F., collector Newport Coal Co.. r.
1220 Eddy
Scott Alexander M., driver Occidental Laundry
bcott Alfred, gardiner, r. 1732 Washington
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONH 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE l^ARGEST BUSHVESS
OF ANY AMERICAN COMPANT.
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1060
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Trimming*
a Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Scott Alfred J., porter local freight office S. P. Co., r.
Oakland ,
Scott Andrew, jeweler, r. 1529 Golden Gate At
Scott Arthur W., physician, r. 1020 Clay
Scott AugustuB, waiter, r. 269 Minna
Scott Belle Miss, teacher, r. 1715 Webster
Scott Bernard C, janitor, r. 1718 Leavenworth
Scott Bernard H., gripman Cal. St. KB., r. 925^ Na-
toma
Scott Charles, laborer, r. 33 De Boom
Scott Charles, longshoreman, r. 553 Howard
Scott Charles, paiiiter The Brooke Painting, Sign and
Advertising Co
Scott Charles A., salesman Stevenson & Longwill, r.
Oakland
Scott Charles G. Mrs , widow, r. 1840 California
Scott Cyrus, clerk, r. 1211 Fillmore
Scott David, porter, r. 921 Battery
Scott David B., civil engineer, r. 413 Post
Scott David L., foreman G. E. Lncy & Co., r. 237
Twelfth
Scott Edward, carriage washer Excelsior Stable, r.
921 Sutter
Scott De Foe, ruler, r. 1020 Market
Scott Edward J., blacksmith, r. 1513 Taylor
Scott Edward W^. J., assistant cashier Equitable
Life Assurance Society, 240 Montgomery
Scott E. J. Mrs., r. 40 Twelfth
Scott Eliza, widow, r. 1606 Powell
Scott Eliza J. Mrs., r. 52 M Louisa
Scott E. M. Mrs., widow, r. 428 Natoma
Scott Emerson W., president Comstock Mining Co.
and Union Glass Co., 39-41 Merchant's Exchange,
r. 743 Pine
Scott Ethan A., cashier Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co., r. Alameda
Scott Esther, cook, r. 404 Golden Gate Av
Scctt Florence J., electro-therapeutist, r. 619 Bush
Scott Francis H., conductor, r. 1211 Fillmore
Scott Frank, coachman, r. 132 Clipper
Scott Frederick T., tool dresser McLennan & Redmond
r. 130 Tenth
Scott George, captain tug Neptune, r. 29 Oak Grove
Av
Scott George A., student, r. 203 Turk
Scott George F., accountant, r. 313 ElHs
Scott George H., blacksmith, 1413 Harrison, r. 230
Eleventh
Scott George R., teamster, r. 332 Brannan
Scott George W. (Sisson, Crocker & Co.) and Becre-
tary Jordan Valley Stock Co., Oregon Stock and
Butchering Co. and Trackee Ice Co., 202 San-
Bome, r. Oakland
Scott George W., engineer stmr Tiburon, r. San Ra-
fael
SCOTT GUSTAVE A. ....k.,
music, and organist Calvary Chnrcli
aTid JeTvisH Synagogne, r. 438 Eddy
Scctt Henry, painter, r. 4 Whtelock PI
Scoit Henry H., deputy Collector Custom House, r.
912 Pierce
Scott Henry T., vice-president and treasurer Union
Iron Work, 216 Market, r. Oakland
Scott Henry W., signpainter, r. 332 Brannan
Scott H. McK., dressmaker, r. 1445 Polk
SCOTT HORACE V. «.„ .na
commission merchant, 210-213 Bat-
tery (and John F. Nolan «fc Co.) r. 1216
Washington
Scott Irving M., general manager Union Iron Works,
216 Market,' r. 5U7 Harrison
Scott Irving M. Jr., with Sutter St. RR., r. 533 Second
Scott Isabella Miss, millinery, 538 Sixteenth
Scott J., r. 605 Broadway
Scott James, bookkeeper, r. 128^ Fourth
Scott James, coachman, r. 1017 Van Ness Av
Scott James, commission merchant, and agent Booth
b Co. (Sacramento, Cal.) 406 Front, r. 424 Ellis
Scott James, deckhand Btmr City of Stockton
Scott James, expressman, NW cor Polk and AuBtin,
r. 1419 Laguna
Scott James, machinist, r. 305 Fifth
Scott James, waiter, r. 417 Post, rear
Scott James C, bookseller and stationer, 22 Third
and junction Market and Geary, r. 211 Jj Steven-
son
Scott James C, sailmaker, r. N b Clipper, bet Dia-
mond and Douglass
Scott James M., clerk Newhall's Sons 4 Co., r. 1711
Van Ness Av
Scott James S., armorer, r. 322 Post
Scott James V., porter J. B. Bacon, r. 417 Post
Scott James W., helper Bailey & O'Donnell, r. 418
Grove, rear
Scott Jesse E. (Decker k Scott) r. 527 Taylor
Scott J. Harry, clerk William H. Porter, r. 114 Eddy
Scott J. J., cook, r. 3501 Fillmore
Scott John, boatswain stmr Geo. W. Elder, r. 673
Harrison
Scott John, carpenter, r. 515 Twenty-sixth
Scott John, tailor, r. 612 Powell
Scott John, watertender stmr City of Rio de Janeiro
Scott John A., salesman Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r.
Cosmos Club
Scott John B., porter, r. 761 Mission
Scott John J., carpentfr, 620 Jones, r. 503 Hyde
Scott John O., bartender Adam Smith, r. 227 Ellis
Scott John T., engineer, r. 533 Second
Scott John W., speculator, r. .531 Sacramento
Scott Joseph C, clerk, r. 534 Bush
Scott Joseph W., clerk J. C. Johnson & Co., r. 709 Polk
Scott Josie Miss, teacher Boys' High School, r. 1020
Clay
Scott Louisa B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1237 Stockton
Scott Margaret A., widow, r. 1715 Webster
Scott Marshall, r. 210 Valencia
Scott Mary, widow, r. 1429 Polk
Scott Mary, domestic 1610 FranKlin
Scott Mary F. Mrs., attendant- R. Beverly Cole, r. 41T
Post, rear
Scott, McKean & Co. (William Scott) grocery broker*
and dealers Eastern oysters, 258 Market
Scott Michael J., carpenter, r. 1319 Scott
Scott O. G., assistant superintendent The Whitney,
Standard and Oakland Transfer Co., r. East Oak-
land
Scott Pat M., accountant, 420 California, room 1
Scott Paul E., with Bank of California, r. Alameda
Scott Richard, policeman, r. 1107 Eighteenth
Scott Robert C. deputy Sheriff, r. 1020 Clay
Scott Samuel W., r. 412 J<S Sixth
Scott Shaler M., salesman Sullivan, Kelly & Co., r,
1130 Market
Scott Thomas, laborer Custom House, r. 315 Bush
Scott Thomas, marble polisher John Daniel & Co., r.
1213 Mission
Scott Thomas A., capitalist, r. 6.36 Commercial
Scott Thomas H., carpenter, r. N s Seventeenth, opp
ColUngwood
Scott Thomas W., bond clerk Custom House, r. 305
Taylor
Scott Thomas W., coffee Baloon, 17.59 Mission, and
salesman A. Skaife & Co., r. 558 Willow Av
Switt Timothy F. (Teele & Scott) r. 119 Cedar Av
Scott Walter, bookkeeper W. U. Tel. Co., r. 6 Ridley
Scott Walter A., stenographer Baker & Hamilton, r.
609 Ellis
Scott Walter D., chief engineer stmr Bay City, r. 2231
Geary
Scott William (Scott, McKean & Co.) r. 1445 Polk
Scott William, conductor Market St. RR., r. 1912 Mc-
Allister
Scott William, gardener, r. N B Twenty-eighth, bet
Guerrero and Dolores
W. & J. SLOAM & CO.
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Martet SI
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
Th« HiKlaest Or*d« Ohampaf n«,
Equal to th« Best.
ARPAD HARASZTHY * CO.
- 630 WASEIHOTOH STBZET.
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Scott William, laborer, r. 418 Grove, rear
Scott William, gi-anian stmr Culiunbia
Scott William D., laborer, r. aolden Gate P»rk
Scott William Q., millhaud Miller k Hamilton, r. 332
Braiinan
Scott William H., packer Buckingbam & Hecht, r. 117
• Webster
Scott William H., policeman, r. 331 Ellis
Scott William J., clerk Davis Bros., r. 418 Grove,
rear
Scott Wilson D., policeman, r. 1237 Stockton
Scott Wiufleld, chaplain U. S. A. Post Chaplain, An-
gel Island
Scott Wliifleld, with EveninR Post. r. 115 Cedar Av
Scott Witten, Kliissware, 550 Fourth
Scott <Sc AlcCord (Albert W. Scott and John Mc-
Cord) hay and grain, Pier 21, Steuart
Scottish Hall. 105 Larkin
Scottish Union and National Insarance
Co. (of EdiQbursh) Manheim, Staples & Co.
general agentu, 217 Sansome
Scoukr Benjamin, clerk Williams Bros., r. 830 Val-
lejo
Scouler Edwin, optician Henry Kahn & Co., r. 830
Vallejo
Scoultr James, carpenter, 373 Natoma, r. 830 Vallejo
Scouler James R., photographer Earras k Brown, r.
1717)4 Stevenson
Scoveni Charles F., clerk, r. 108 J4 Eddy
Scovern E. J. Mrs., coflfee saloon, r. 108)4 Eddy
Srovern Harry G., clerk, r. 108'^ Eddy
Soovern Stanley, salesman W. & J. Sloane & Co., r.
10«!^ Eldy
Scoville John Jay, mining secretary, 59 Nevada
Block, r. 2223 Pacific Av
Scoville William O., laborer, r. 637 Sacramento
Scow Albert, laborer, r. 522 Filbert
Scow Christian J., varuisher, r. 532 Fourth
Scow Thomas, laborer, r. 1203 Union
Scramafjlia Charles A., scavenger, r. E B Nebraska,
bet Sonoma and Yolo
Scranton Edward, at;eiit Examiner, r. HO Third
Scribner P. R., carpenter, r. 26 Turk
Scribner W. M.. r. 712 Kills
Scripture Henry D. (Doyle, Galpin & Scripture) at-
torney at law, 432 Montgomery, r. 13i)6 Polk
Scrivener Arthur, inaua^er Loudon and San
Francisco Bank (limited) NW cor California and
Leidesdorff, r. Union Club
Scrivner John J. (Scrivner ft Boone) r. 740 Guerrero
Scrivner & Boone (John J. Scrivner and John L.
Boone) attorneys at law, 320 California, rooms
12-14
Scroggy Alfred D., r. is Fair Oaks
Scudder John Jr., clerk local freight office S. P. Co.,
r. Alameda
Scndder Noah W., real estate, 507 Montgomery,
r. PetHluiua
Scudder William H. Rev., pastor Plymouth Congre-
gational Church, N s Post, nr Buchamn
Scull Charles, carpenter, r. 518 Minna
ScuUin Charles, paint grinder Pioneer White Lead
Works, r. 10 Clementina
Scully Ann, widow, r. 1223 )( Bush, rear
Scully Daniel J., glovecutter H. & L. Block, r. 143
Third
Scully Eliza, widow, r. 311 Ivy At
Scully James, molder, r. 31fi First
Scully James, teamster, r. 901 Battery
Scully Jeremiah, liquors and groceries, 1318 Baniome
Scully John, chairmaker Wakefield Rattan Co., r. 140
Minna
Scully John, hoBtler Fashion Stables, r. 269 Stevenaon
Scully John, laborer, r. 537 Second
Scully John, longshoreman, r. 316 First
Scully John, waiter, r. 627 Stevenson
8 ully John E., clerk, r. 1223)4 Bush, rear
Scully John F., machinist, r. 316 First
FRATINGER & CO.
THE LEADING
CLOM AND SUIT HOUSE.
105 KEARIVY STREET.
I>.A.TE2>TT
WATER CLOSETS
OF E7EEY DESCRIPTION CAREFULLY REPAIRED.
PLUMBER,
505 KEARNY STREET.
EstabUshed 1860.
Telephone 31&.
Scully John P., butcher, 322 Polk, r. 215 Larkin
Scully Lizzie, folder clothing dept U. 8. A., r. 311
Ivy Av
Scully Mamie Miss, clerk Bedington & Co., r. 269
Stevenson
Scully Patrick J., shoemaker, r, 204 Van Nesa Av,rear
Scully Peter, liquor dealer, r. 112K Green
Scully Peter A., painter, r. 1026 Alabama
Scully Tessie Miss, brushmaker Eureka Brush Fac-
tory, r. 269 Stevenson
Scully Thomas E., bookkeeper P. F. Nolan 4 Co, r.
1128 Green
Scully Thomas M., collector Pacific St. Wharf, r.
416M Linden Av
Scully Timothy, livery stable, 8 Carlos PI
»^ Scully. See ScoUay
Suupham John R., mining expert, 306 Pine, room 2,
r. Oakland
Scurlock John P., clerk Cal. Wire Works, r. 1612 Bush
Scurlock William D., cashier News Letter, r. 1514
Jones
Scurr George H., r. 551 Mission
Sea Insurance Co. (limited, of Liverpool) Meyer,
Wilson ft Co. agents, 210 Battery
Sea Wall Hotel, N s Bay, bet Dupont and Eearuy
Sea William, bricklayer, r. 18i)9 Stockton
Seabeck Peter, cook stmr Bay City
Seaberg Edward A., master mariner, r. 432 Fulton
Seabold Alfred (Spencer & Seabold) r. 1237 Stockton
Seabrook Henry, laborer, r. 1024 Pacific
Suabiirg Carl, sprinkler La Grande Laundry
Seabur^ Charles F., caterer, 431 Turk
Suaburg Louis, with Holbrouk, Merrill & Stetson, r.
33J Main
Seabury Charlotte G.'Mrs., dressmaking, 107 Oak
Seabui y W. B., master stmr Granada, r. Berkeley
Seaders Reuben A., drayman, r. SW cor Folsom and
Second
Seages Frank, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture
Co., r. 11 Ritch
Seagrave Edward F., clerk Post Office, r. Buena
Vista, nr Lincoln At
Seagrave Henry G., shoemaker Neill MacDougall, r.
Buena Vista, bet Henrietta and Eugene, B. H.
Seagren Charles, mlllhand F. Eorbel & Bros., r. 2912
Sixteenth
Seal Rock House, Nicholas Hochguertel proplr. Ocean
Beach
Seale Thomas, r. 610 Geary
Scale Thomas W.. fruits, 833 Fifteenth
Seaman Charles, fisherman, r. N£ cor Baker and Jef-
ferson
Seaman Edward H., bookkeeper L. G. Sresovich k
Co., r. 1031 Clay
Seaman George M., clerk, r. 6?4 Golden Gate At,
rear
Seaman Henry, tanner Norton Tanning Co.
Seaman James H., clerk U. S. Railway Mail SerTice,
r. 707 Clementina
Seaman Louis, fisherman, r. Broderick, bet Jeflferson
and Touquin
Seaman Samuel, porter George W. Meade k Co., r. 72
Jessie
Seaman Samuel S , carpenter, r. 928 Twentieth
Seaman W. Frank, clerk Neustadter Bros., r.919 Eddy
Seaman William, driver Michael Hayes, r. 15 Dame,
Fail mnunt Tract
Seaman William, master mariner, r. 9 Pacific
Seamans James M., jeweler, r. 1326 Fillmore
Seamans Job M.. wat hmaker and optician, 19 Mont-
gomery, r. 609 Pine
Seamen's Landlord's Mutual Association, Charles A.
Price Hern tary. office 525 Front, room 3
Seamen's Union (Coast) Joseph Kelly secretary, office
513)4 Jackson
Seam' n Frank, molder Empire Foundry, r. 719 How-
ard
Seamon Kate Mrs., liquor saloon, 719 Hc^ard
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
nanafnctartT of every dcMeriptlon of
PASSBNOEB, STREET AND FREIGHT CiiBS.
48 to SO Beale Street, Han Framelaco.
STEAM ENGINES AND THRESHING MACHINES.
TBUMAN, I8HAH & HOOEEB*
421-4si7 Market Street.
SEA
1062
SED
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTERg OF
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile,
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Scar John, carpenter, r. 328 Drumm
Searby Willium M., druggist, 869 Market, r.
1717 Edily
Searell Allen, miller, r. 64 First
Searey John J., sssiptant engineer stnar San Blue
Searey Thouias M.. blacksmith, r. 486H CItnientina
Searfght Beath. with Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 1005 Clay
Searit-ht Lizzie, widow, r. 408 J4 Waller
Scaring Asa B., teamster, r. H5 Clara
Searing Henry L., lumber surveyor, 2.5 Steuart
Searing James A., InbTer Occidental Laundry
Searing M. G., r. .S5 Clara
8^ Searing. See Siering
Searkes David, watchmaker, r. 450 Jessie, rear
Searle Albert, butcher, r. 8 Prescott PI
Searle Alvin C, attorney at law, 602 Montgomery, r.
San Leandro
Searle Charles, clerk, r. 1218 McAllister
Searle George (E. B. Deane & Co.) and clerk Savage
Mining Co.. r. '/420 Howard
Searle George W., laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. 270
First
Searle Henry L. (Occidental Laundry) r. 2702 La-
guna
Searle Jacob, carpenter, r. 22 Eleventh
Searle James J., general agent National Life Ins. Co.
(of Vermont) 406 Ciilifornla, r. IHOl Laguna
Searle Richard A., patternmaker, r. 252« Mission
Searle Robert R., captain stmr City of New York
Searle S. Mrs., widow, r. 1218 McAllister
Searles Frank, master mariner, r. 717 Bryant
Searles Henry W., cornicemaker William Cronan, r.
901 Twentipth
Searles James W., salesman Will k Finck, r. 620 Bush
Searles J. W., supt San Bernardino Borax Mining Co.,
oflBce 106 Leidesdorff
Searles Robert (Searles & Stone) r. 711 Jones
Searlf s Thomas, driver A. Summerfleld Jr., r. 620
Filbert
Searles William A., cigarsand tobacco, fiOO Mont-
gomery, and stationery, 002 Montgomery, r. 6 Hol-
Ub
Seari. R William A. Jr., weigher Newport Coal Co., r.
6 Hollig
Searles iSi Stone (Robert Searles and Charles B.
Stoue) commission merchantK. and agents Hum-
boldt Steamship Co., 304 California
Searls Niles, Chief Justice Supreme Court of Cali-
fornia, chambers 121 Post, r. 600 Bush
Sears Charles L., artist, r. 1010 Bush
Sfars David S., groceries and liquors, 66 Everett
Sears Ella, feeder Francis, Valentine & Co., r. Oak-
land
Sears Frank S., finisher Sterling Furniture Co., r.
308 J^ Shotwell
Sears Hfnry, attorney at law, 306 Pine, rooms 1-2, r.
Oakland
Sears tieruian B. Jr. (Harmon k Sears) r. Oakland
Sears Isabelle, widow, r. 1819 Pine
Sears John, laborer, r. 6 Tehsma
Sears John P., lodgings, 627 California
Sears Joseph, waiter J. F. Alex, r. 1416 Stockton
Sears Michael G. (Sears k Foley) r. 25 Uoward Court
Sears, Simon & Porter (William M. Sears, Max Simon
and Harry Porter) liquor saloon, 767 Market
Sears William H. (WliittHmore & Sears) attorney at
law, 318 Pine, rooms 18-20, r. Oakland
Sears William M. (Sears, Simon & Porter) r. 528
Twentj-third
Sears * Foley (Michael G. Sears and Timothy Foley)
liquor saloon, NW cor Washington and East
Seary Elizabeth, widow, r. 1420 Broadway, rear
Seary William, traveling salesman r. 318 Kesrny
Seaside Gardens. Hawkins & Walterstein proptrs, E s
Baker, bet Jefferson and B^ach
Season Valentine, joiner, r. 928 Mission
Seastedt A. &Co. (Alexander Seastedt and Carl A.
Westin) gilders and picture framers, 622 Clay
Seasteflt Alexander (A. S.astedt & Co.) r. 822 Clay
Seastreeui Alexander, seaman, r. 13 Clay
Seaton Daniel SI., attorney at law, 633 Kearny,
rooms .5-6-7, r, clj Capp
Seaton George M., clerk .^Etua Ins. Co. (of Hartford)
r. East Oakland
Seaton Horace H., capitalist, 328 Montgomery, r. 24,
r. Oakland
Seaton Louis M., clerk Sun Ins. Co., r. Oakland
Seaton Matthew 8., liquor suloun, SE cor Kentucky
and Honduras
Seaton Thomas, boatswain stmr San Bias
Seaver Daniel W., wagonmaker, r. 16 Ellis
Seaver E. L. Mrs., furnished rooius. 1.57 Seventh
Seaver George W., teamster, r. 834 Howard
Seaver John, currier Frank McAleer, r. San Bruno
Hotel
Seaver W. A. agent Union Metallic Cartridge Co., 258
Market, r. Lick House
Seaver William, oiler stmr Los Angeles
Seavey A. Mrs., r. 804 Jones
Seavey Edgar C, salesman F. Toplitz b Co., r. San
Jose, Cal,
Seavey Otto L., driver, r. 519 O'Farrell
Seaward Horatio, manager Davis Bros., 1234 Market,
r. 1506 O'Farrell
Seaward John A., watertender. r. 1144 Folsom
Seawell Bullitt, olerk, r. 711 Jones
Seawell Henry W., art student, r. 1616 Gongh
Sea^vell Jamea BI. , attorney at law, 307 Bansome,
r. 1615 Gough
0^ Seawell. See SewcU
Sebastian H., baker, r. 634 Pacific
Sebastian Johan Z., cooper, r. 8 s Green, nr Baker
Sebastian Weaver, capitalist, r. Ahlborn House
Sebelin John C, cook. r. 4H6J4 Minna
Sebestian Thomas, cleaning, dyeing and repairing,
131^4 Eleventh
Sebreroz Fidel, leather cutter Kullman, Salz & Co., r.
4 Pollard PI
Sebring Jacob, superintendent Laurel Hill Cemetery,
r. 504 Turk
Reckel Theodore, gardener, r. 1300 Sacramento
Second African M. E. Cliarch, Richard L.
Beal pastor W s Powell, bet .laekson and Paiific
SECOND ARTILLERY REGIMEHT BAND
N. G. C. (or Golden Gate Park Band) John
Bree leader, I. 0. Coggin business manager, office
33 Ke»rny
Second New Jerasalpm Cliurcli. Rev. Joseph
Worcester pastor, Druid's Hall, 413 Sutter
Second Street House, 115 Second
Second Street Wharf, foot of Second
Second United Presbyterian Chnrcli, Rev.
T. B. Stewart pxstor, Guerrero, bet Twenty-second
and Twenty-third
Secor Brothers (Luther A. and William A.) carpen*
ters and builders, 6fi8 Howard
Secor Herbert, driver F. L. Such & Co., r. Douglaes,
bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Secor Luther A. (Secor Bros.) r. 243 Eighth
Secor P. 0. Mrs., r. 243 Eighth
Secor Willi.im A. (Secor Bros.) r. 243 Eighth
Secord Caroline, tailoress, r. 1225 H Union
Secord Elij ih, farmer, r. 12253^ Union
Secord John, r. 7 14 Lsguua
Secord John, messenger, r. 1225 M Union
Record Julia, weaver, r. 1225}^ Union
Secord Margaret, wbipmaker, r. 1225}^ Union
Secret Service Division tJ. S., office U. S.
Appraisers' Building
Security Insurance Co. (of New Haven, Conn.)
MaiUiard & Dickson, 403 California
Security Savings Bank, Jerome L'ncoln presi-
dent, Winfield S. Jones vice-president, 8. Leonard
Atibot Jr. secretary, 228 Montgomery
Seddinger John, laborer, r. 14 De Boom
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHBNG.
WASHINGTON Fire Ins. Co. of Bostoil
Capital, $1,000,000 I GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Assets, $1,810,273 |wM. SEXTOS, Asst. llasager.
HiCKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
SED
1063
SEI
Sedgley RnecttB A., widow, r. NW cor Bryant Av and
8anlH Clnru
RedRley Walter I., r. 6'.'5H Shotwell
Seiigwick benj iiuin, PiiRinef-r. r. 117 Vallejo
Scdawlck John, r. 1!K)» LsRuna
Sedorf John, helper Milwaukee Brewery, r. 736 Bran-
nan
See V«lenfine, laborrr, r. 217 Sixfeenth
Beeba J. Heury, wines and liquors, 629 Montgomery,
r. 6 Mont«<)mery Av
Seeba John, barU-ndtr J. Henry Seeba, r. 6 Montgom-
ery Av
8e<>bach Peter, boarding and lodging, 707 MiBslon
8eeb<-ck Heriuau, carpenter Eiben & Scheffikuer, r. 24
Tuk
Seedorf Anna, domestic 835 Post
Seefrer Au^rust, (jroceries and hardware, 2133 Fill-
more
Seejjer Frederick, cement worker, r. 1590M Bush
Reeger Joseph, candles, 1317 Dupont
SeeK<r S. Urn., r. 62U ItUHh
Seegfr William, cook R E. Dickinson, r. 114 William
•^ Soener. See S'eK- rs and Sener
Seogers Henry, stoward, r. 20 Prospect PI
Seegere John F. (Soegers & Schnackeuberg) r. 8E cor
Katoma and Uuss
Seegersfc Schnackenberg (John F. Seegers and John
H. Schnackenberg) groceries and liquors, 541 Na-
toma
•^ Seegers. See Siegers
Seehxrn Willis E., warehouseman Truman, Isbam &
Hooker, r. 773 Harrison
Reekanip (leorge, musician, r. 711 Filbert
Seekamp fJeorge Jr.. leweler, r. 711 Filbert
Seekamp Hi nry, jeweler A. Hirschman, r. 711 Filbert
Seekt William, seaman, r. 13 Clay
Seeley Mrs., widow, r. 44 Sixth
Seeley Aaron, clerk, r. fil6 Ellis
Seeley Charles M., homceopathic physician, 822 Sutter
Seeley Charles P., brickla.ver. r. 543 Seventeenth
Seelev, Church A: Co. (U. Seeley Jr. and Seymour B.
Chnr.h) agents Cleveland Twist Drill Co., 131-
133 Folsom
Seeley C. M. Mrs., r. 1002 Powell
Seeley Jacob, clerk, r. NW cor Seventeenth and Church
Seeley J. W., shipping clerk Whlttier, Fuller & Co.,
r. 1104 MiSKiiiu
Seeley 0. Jr. (Seeley. Church * Co.) r. Palace Hotel
■^ Seeley. See Seely and Seley
Seeli Cnnpsr (KIhss it Seelll r. 724 Broadway
Seelig Albert, cigars and tobacco, 3(5 Second
Seellg Gabriel H. (Brodek, Seelig & Co.) r. 1515
Gough
Seellg George H.. tailor, r. 17^ Harriet
Seellg John, bartender The Louvre, r. 974 Folsom
Seplii; Simon. salcKman, r. 43U Golden Gate Av
Iff' S-ellg. See Selig
Beellgsohu Abe, editor The Jewish Progress, 608 Sac-
ramento, r. 101 Grant Av
Seeligsohn Michael, bookkeeper Brown Bros. & Co.,
r. 501 Geary
Seeligsohn Selig M., commercial traveler Ephralm
Siiuoii, r. 501 Geary
Seeligsohn Sol.imon. r. 82fi Shotwell
Seeligsohn Solomon, assistant bookkeeper Buyer b
Reich, r. 501 Geary
Beelmeler John B., peildler, r. 20 Moulton
Seely John A., proptr Mission House, r. 2336 Mission
Seelv Mack J. (Seely k Voorhis) r. Ill Minna
Seely H Vot.rhlH (Mack S. Seely and Winfleld S. Voor-
his) mnfrs nov< Ities, 111 Minna
Hff" Seely. See Seeley and Seley
Seeman Charles L.. liquor saloon, SE cor Kearny and
California, r. (UJ Clay
Seeman Louis, hotel solicitor Chicago Hotel
Beemann Robert H.. upholsterer Indianapolis Furni-
ture Co., r. -'i Turk
(0" Seeman. See Seaman
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERMO-i:i,KCTRIC
RUSSIAN ani TUBKISI BATHS
Also Medicated rA Electric Eatlis Giyen.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BATH TUBS, BOILERS
TANKS, SUOWKRS, FAUCETS.
Plumbers' Sanitary Goods of all Kinds,
\A/_ E
PLUMBER,
Established 186a
_ L_ ANE,
505 KEARNV STREET.
Telephone 315.
Seery Peter P., hoMtler, r. 327 Sixth
eff" Seery. See Seary
Seffer Christopher M., clerk T. M. Seffer. r. 403 Hayea
S. ff.r Trefoiue M. restaurant, 433 Hayes, r. 403 Uayeg
Sefrln Frederick, machinist, r. 1808 Post
Selton John, machinist, r. 641 Fourth
S'fton Stephen, stevedore, r. 12 Clay
Segale Giovanni (Ratio fc Co.) r. 714 Greenwich, rear
Segale Giovanni, scavenger, r. 12 Union PI
Segale Paulo, scavenger, r. 14 Onion PI
Segariui Lorenzo, marble polisher Riiffino & Biancbi,
r. 11 Boardman PI
Segarini Martin, b xitblack, r. 530 Bay
Segars Uriah, r. 215 Filth
Segbers Joseph A., millwright J. Wagner & Co., r. 5
Martha PI
Segbers Joseph H., clerk New Washington Hotel
Segelke Adolph D., hotel solicitor, r. 724 Broadway
Segelken Christ., cellarman Albany Brewing Co., r.
72 Everett
Segelken Dora, widow, r. 1602 Bush
Segelken Frederick, laborer S. F. Bridge Co., r. 368
Brannan
Segelken Hermann (Segelken * Blanke) and grocer,
les and liquors, NE cor Howard and Sixth, r. 988
Howard
Segelken Jt Blanke (Hermann Segelken and Louis
Blanke) groceries and liquors, SE cor Twelfth
add Howard
Seger Henry J., teamster I. S. Van Winkle 6 Co.. r.
702 Laguna
tff" Seger. Sec Seeger
Segesser John U., machinist Am. Cracker Co., r. 23
John
Segesser Peter (Fritgrhi & Segesser) r. 613 Powell
Segesser Robert, cook Park H.itel
Seggersou John, groceries, 670 Clementina
Segord James M., longshoreman, r. 40 Clara
Segregated Beliher Mining Co., George D. Edwards
Secretary, 414 California
Segru John, lumberman, r. 537 Seventh
Segui Valentine M^s., r. 616!^ Filbert
Seguine Sarah I., widow, r. NE cor El Dorado and
Rhode Island
Seib H. riiian C, teacher music, r. 1227 Pine
Seibel Frederick W., butcher P. Seibel, r. 735 O'Far-
rell
Seibel Nikolaus G., clerk, r. 13 Everett
Seibel Philipp, butcher, 59-60 Washington Market,
r. 73.-) O'Farrell
Seibel Philip H., assistant Drs. Younger, r. 735 OFar-
rell
»- Seibel. SeeSeipel
Seiberlich Benedict J., traveling salesman A. Seiber-
lich's Sons, r. 317 Jones
Seiberlich Edward H. (A. Seiberlich's Sons) r. Oak-
land
Seiberlich Francis X. (A. Seiberlich's Sons) r. Phila-
delphia
Seiberlich Frfderick F., laborer, r. W s Georgia, bet
Sierra and Nevada
Seiberlich Joseph F., shoemaker Earle & Co., r. 114
Dorland
Seiberlu-h Louis, laster Buckingham & flecht, r. 114
Dorland
Seibe.luh M. Mrs., widow, r. lUDorland
SL-iberlich Thomas W. (A. Seiberlich's Sons) r. Phil-
adelphia
Seiberlich's Sons A. (Francis X., Thomas W. and Ed-
ward H.) mnfrs boots and shoeB, 117 Pine
Seidel AuL'ust. millwright, r. 45 Second
Seidel Frederick E., soap mnfr, E s San Bruno Road,
nr Twenty-eighth
Seidel William, cigars and tobacco, 17J4 Fourth, r. 26
Glasgow
ISr Seidel. See Seldl and Seydel
Seideliuuu , tailor Samuel Schwartz, r. 12 Ji Har-
riet
W. B. BANCROFT & CO. I
49 FiRST ST.
82.
FINE PRINTING-
FKOM NEW TYPE.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN. '''°*''' ^''*'lai ^c^ah^rrr'^L^rtJIlli
SEL
1064
SEL
O
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
0)
O
IMPOBTEBS or
IFLOT^
II* E3,
FOR GAS, STEAM AND W^ATER.
Pipe Fittingrs, all Sizes.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Seltlen F., with Tivoli Opera House
Seidenberg Harris, tailor, 12^ Harriet
Seidenberg Louis, assistant agent Associated Press,
302 Montgomery, r. »05 Golden Gate At
Seidemanu Oscar, r. ImOI Union
Seider George, cabinetmaker A. Frei
Seiders Reuben, r. 607 Folsom
Seidl J. & Co. (Joseph Seidl) candies 190 Stevenson
Seidl Joseph (J. Seidl & Co.) r. 607 Broderick
«^ Seidl. See Seidcl and Seydel
Seifert Charles F., waiter, r. 722k Stevenson
Seifert Charles A., clerk Charles L. Barrington, r. NE
cor Market and Van Xees Ay
Seifert Frederick, baker, r. 606 J^ Nineteenth
Seifert Morris, shoemaker, r. 936)4 Harrison.
Seifert Oswald, machinist Kutner, Bepler & Co., r.
310 Waller
Seifert Paul, polisher Benj. Curtaz k Son, r. 9 Zoe
Seifried Edward, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 32 >5
Rausch
Seifried Frederick J., salesman, r. 725 Polk
Seigard Charles, blacksmith, r. 505 Seventh
Selgel Oscar, railingmaker Cal. 'Wire Works, r. 512
Bush
t^ Seigel. See Siegel and Segel
Seiger H., musician, r. 27!^ Oak Grove Av
Seiger William, cook, r. 217 Stevenson
Seller Dora, widow, r. 303 Mason
Seller David, clcthing, 689 Market, r. 202 Ellis
Seller Frank, r. 431 Pine
Seller Frank, gent's furnishing goods, 506 Kearny, r.
614 Taylor
Seller James, cutter Shirek & Tonner, r. 434 Clemen-
tins
Seller M. & Co. (Max Seller and Jacob Lewkowitz)
tailor's and dressmaker's trimmings, 22 Stock-
ton
Seller Max (M. Seller & Co.) r. 303 Mason
Seller Paxil, superintendent and manager Cali-
fornia Electrical Works, 35 Market, r. 18 Clinton
Park
1^ Seller. See Ceiler and Zeller
Seiner John, clgarmaker, r. 307 5< Chestnut
Seip Alfred, porter John A. Roebling's Bona Co., r.
1621 Powell
Seip Harry F., bartender, r. 1910 Market
Seip Louis, deckhand stmr Piedmont
Seipel Charles, butcher, 2302 Mission
Selpel Conrad, r. 507 Laguna
Seipel Conrad, blacksmith, r. 913 Mission
e^' Seipel. See Seibel
Seipp Conrad, laborer, r. 615 Greenwich
Selpn John H., porter Justi & Boot, r. 316 Washing-
toa
Seitnian Pauline Mrs., second-hand clothing, 1044)^
Howard
Seitz Christian F., upholsterer Clemens Haynert, r.
515 Ellis
Seitz Henry J., harnessmaker Main & Winchester, r.
515 Ellis
Seiz Albert, caterer Concordi* Club, r. 102 O'Far-
rell
Sekofsky Louis, carpenter, r. 407 Clementina
Sela A. N., shoemaker, r. 2143^ Sixth
Selandar John F., carpenter, r. 621 California
Selander Isaac, contractor, r. 608 Sixth
Selby George, vocalist Tivoli Opera House
Selby John, laborer, r. 513 Sacramento
Selby Joseph V., salesman Dunham, Ctrrigan & Co.,
r. East Oakland
Selby Prentiss, superintendent Selby Smelting
and Lead Co., 416 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Selby Smelting: and liead Co., Prentiss Selby
Buppriutend<nt. shot tower, SE cor Howard and
Flrt-t, smelting works Vallejo Jurction (Contra
Costa Co.) assay and general ofiBce 416 Montgom-
ery
Selby Thomas H. Mrs., widow, r. 2119 Buchanan
SELBY THOS. H. & CO.
(Henry S. Austin and Alanson H.
Pliflps) importers bar and plate iron,
pipe, bose, po^vder, coal, etc., $220-^23
Slission
Selden Lottie, vocalist.Tivoll Opera House
Selden Miles C, clerk Recorders' Office, r. 518 Geary
Seldner Louis, salesman Kline & Co., r. 1528 Ellis
Seley Grace Miss, bookkeeper James H. Barry, r. 410
Gough
Seley Isabel Miss, r. 410 Gough
Seley Mary A., widow, r. 410 Gough
1^' Seley. See Seeley and Seely
Self Endowment Life Security Assn of the U. S., F.
M. Freuud secretary, oflce 1032 Market
Self ridge Edward A. (George W. Gibbs & Co.) r. 2615
California
Selfridge Frank C, bookkeeper, r. 24.38 Jackson
Self ridge Robert F., horseshoer, 2107 Polk, r. 1706 )i
Larkin
Selheimer Jennie E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 106 )< Turk
Selheimer Mary E. Miss, saleslady, r. 106 54 Turk
Selheimer Napoleon B., cabinetmaker, r. 1063^ Turk
Selig Abraham, crockery dealer, r. 414 Minna
Selig David, clerk, r. 13 Hyde
Selig Isaac, men's furnishing goods, 218 Kearny, r.
1201 Gough
Selig Isidor, clerk, r. 1302 Folsom
Selig Julia A. Mrsv, crockery, 19 Fourth, r. 414 Minna
Selig Jull IS, clerk, r 826 Mission
Selig KoBiiuth, printer, r. 13 Hyde-
Selig Louis, clerk Cahen k Co.. r. 826 Mission
Sells; Max, cigar dealer, r. 13 Hyde
Selig Moses, butcher. 315 Sixth, r. 826 Mission
Selig Nathan, clerk Recorder's Office, r. 826 Mission
Selig Samuel A., barber M. Warshawski, r. 609 Lar-
kin
Selig Seligman, r. 1419 Geary
i&" Selig. See Seelig
Seligman Maurice H.. salesman, r. 116 McAllister
Seligman Moses, law and collection office, 425 Mont-
gomery, room 8, r. 523 O'Farrell
Seligman William, r. 228 Minna
Seligmann Frank, merchant, r. 426 Green
Selinger Alexander M., fruits, 632 Bush, r. 232 Minna
Selk Charles, groceries and liquors, 254 Jessie
Selkirk W. A., general collector State Board of Harbor
Commissioners, 92(J Filbert, r. Oakland
Sell Herman W. waiter Fischer k Schloh, r. 248
Je«sle
Sell W. E., boo'.ik€eper Alvinza Hayward, r. Berk-
eley
Sell William, painter, r. 213 Mason
Sellander Frederick, engineer stmr Alameda
Selleck Charles H., teamster Hawley Bros.' Hardv«re
Co., r. 506 Third
Selleck G. W. Mrs. (Williams & Selleck) r. 527 »»-
toma
Selleck Hugh H., Bhipplng clerk J. J. Mack & Co.. r.
5 Bernard
Selleck Jacob, boots and shoea, 927 Market, r. 11 Oak
Selleck Joseph E., employee S. P. Co., r. 506 Third
Selleck Joseph E. Jr., clerk r. Noe, nr Twenty-first
Seller Brotliers k Co. (Jacob H., Frederick and Henry
Seller) stoves and tinware, 110 Battery
Seller Frederick (Seller Bros. & Co.) r. 421 Van Ness
Av
Seller Henry (Seller Bros, k Co.) r. 421 Van Ness Av
Seller Jacob H. (Seller Bros, k Co.) r. 421 Van Ness
Av
Seller Manuel, seaman stmr Oranada
Seller Michael, r. 727 Folsom
Sellerbach Marx, mining, r. 1606 California
Sellers James C, whitener, 109 O'Farrell, r. 2033
Mission
Sellers Reuben, carpenter, r. 279 Stevenson
Sellers T. H., rigger Simms & Meyers, r. 17 Howard
DRAPERIES.
Special attention given to making up Oraper'ies and
Canopies for Lodges, Societies, etc.
W. «& J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MAEKET STEEET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
MaiiTifacturers of Show Caaes
and Store Fixtures.
3? MarM St
m IDCr rVTDR nOV/Atrue champagne, comparison ■wm proye^ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
QlfLlrOL UA I nA Un l 1 superiority over Impurkd. Nu Brandy used. ) 630 WASBnTOTOH 8T&££T.
SEL
1065
SEV
Sellers William G., paper carrier, r. M« Filbert
Sellery John, laborer, r. VMS Dupout
SilliHg Charles, expn-ssman, r. 95-2 Mission
Selling Eugenia Mios, teacher North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School r. 15>2 O'Farrell
Selling John, insurance broker, 301 California, r.
16-22 O'Farrell
Selling Nathalia Miss, teacher Redding Primary
School, r. 1522 O'Farrell
Selling Simon H., clerk Abramson, Bacon k Heuniscb,
r. 1522 O'Farrell
Bellinger Henry, r. lOOGX Washington
Sdllluger Raimond, brewer O. Fauss & Co., r. SE cor
Mission and Nineteenth
Sellon Edwin R., luessenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
1526 Bush
Seller Cliristlna, domestic 540 McAllister
Sella Elijith AV., auditor Oregon Improvemet Co.,
48 Market, r. OOG Folsom
Selme Eugene, r. 833 Geary
Selna Edward, drayman D. Biagi & Co., r. 605 Green-
wich
Selpa Frank, cnbinetmaker, r. 402 Ninth
Sela P. J. Van Loben, attorney at law, and
Consul Paraguay, 530 California, r. 1002 Adeline,
Oakland
Selti-nlieiui Herman, porter, r. 216 Minna
Selth V. Mrs. stewardess strar Los Augeles
Seltzer Phillip, groceries, 974^ Folsom
8elwi-y Elijah, carpenter, r. 565 Stevenson
Selz George, bakery, 711 Braunan
Seniario .John, cinchraaker, r. 26 Morey Alley
Senienza John, bootblack, r. 520 Green
Senienza Lorenzo, bootblack, r. 17 Lafayette
Semeria Henry, clerk P. Furst, r. Berkeley
Semeria Julius, with Slntjer Mnfg Co., r. 1316 Powell
Seminario Jose, porter Mercantile Library Assn, r.
1407 54 -tockton
Semke Edward, brewer, r. 909 Kearny
Semken O., shoemaker Cabn, Nickelsburg ft Co., r.
lasi Turk
Semlar Belle L.. teacher Lombard Street Primary
School, r. Abbotsf.irU House
Seniler Charles, farmer, r. NW cor Union and Baker
Semler Frank, liquor saloon, i'46 Pacific
Semler John N. (Fleischman & Semler) r.606!< Powell
Semler Rudolph T., cellarman Eisen Vineyard Co., r.
1812 Post
Semoiiis Catherine, widow, r. 2143 Mission
Sampers George W., r. 314 Bush
Sena Gustave, tinsmith S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 426
Sixth
Sena Sadie Miss, fringemaker A. Colombat, r. 425
Sixth
Seaberg George C, salesman, r. 502 Post
Senecal Joseph, salesman Arinand Cailleau. r.filS Pine
Senf George, cas^hier W. U. Tel. Co., r. 2703 Sutter
Senger Joachim H. , teacher, r. 2122 Steiner
Sengstacken Harm H., sugar boiler, r. 1132 Bryant
Seng^tacken Peter, liquor saloon, SE cor Mission and
Fremont, r. 227 Bartlett
Senjftcller Louis A., assistant U. S. Coast and
Geodetic Survey, U. S. Appraisers' Building,
rooms 33-43, r. Tubbs' Hotel, East Oakland
Senior Frederick, resident agent George £. Hamlin &
Co., office 115 Kearny, r. 717 Post
Sennart Albert, bartender, r. 715 Bush
Senue Elizabeth, widow, r. 3 Martha PI
Senne Henry, clerk Bauer Bros, k Co., r. 3 Martha PI
Senne William, cutter E. Klein, r. 3 Martha PI
Sennenberg Benno, salesman L. ft E. Wertheimer, r.
1.502 California
Senner Mark, upholsterer William J. Heney & Co., r.
45 Second
Senner William, expressman, r, 1214 Union
Bennett Edward, boatman, r. Meiggs Wharf
8enn> ti J. A: Co. (James Sennett) stevedores. 112 Lei-
desdorff
FRATINGFR & CO.
MOURNING SUITS
MADE AT SHORTEST NOTICE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
MARBLE WASH STANDS.
^VASII nA.SINS, BAKIN COCKM.
Lane's Sanitary Basin Trap effecinally exclnfles sewer m
PLUMBER, 605 KEARNV STREET.
EBtablished 1S60. Telephone 315.
Sennett James (J. Seunett & Co.) r. 746 Francisco
1^ Sennett. See Sinnott
Sensenbrenner August, cigars and tobacco, 257 Fourth
Sensenbrenner George, cigarmaker, r. 790 Folsom
Senter George W., engineer P. F. Nolan & Sons, r.MO
Howard
!»• Senter. See Center
Sentz Rudolf, tailor, r. 317 Capp
Sepeda Miguel, machine hand, r.' 19 Scott PI
Sephton Henry, electrician Cal. Electrical Works, r.
510?i Natoma
Sephton John, machinist S. F. Tool Co., r. 641 Fourth
(K^Sephton. See Sefton
Sepulveda Joseph, with Jason Springer & Co
Sepiilveda Henry, driver Somers & Healy, r. 3248
Mission
Sora John, dairy, cor Lombard and Scott
Serak John, miUhand F. Korbel i Bros., r. 12 Miller
PI
Seratto Luigi. vegetables, Colombo Market
Serb Joseph Mrs., fancy goods, 1401 Baker
Seregni F., designer and Importer monuments, stat-
ues, etc., 24 Post
Serens Daniel F., porter W. & J. Sloane & Co., r.
1317 Webster
Serens Fre lerick, carpenter, r. 1317 Webster
Serens William A,, carpet la.rer. r. 1317 Webster
Serenskpy Joseph, glazier, 602 Nineteenth, r. 222 Six-
teenth
Sergentson Richard, engineer, r. 902 Montsomery
Sericarlo Giuseppe, vegetables, Colombo Market
Serovich Theodore, fruit dealer, r. 7 Harriet
Serpa A. F., barber, 1193 Market, r. 1057 Mission
Serrell Allen, miller, r. .54 First
Serres J. & Co. (John Serres) proptrs Sutter Street
House, 308 Sutter, and furnished rooms, 304 Sutter
Serres John (J. Serres & Co.) r. 308 Suiter
Serrington Albert H., teamster, r. 516 Haight
Serrino Frank, fireman, r. 149 Shipley
Serveau Brothers (Emile and Charles) landscape
gardeners, 2328 California
Serveau Charles (Serveau Bros.) r. 2328 California
Serveau Emile (Serveau Bros.) r. 2.'H28 California
Servel Fermin (Servel & Co. and J. Jacquemet & Co.)
r. 105 Sixth .
Servel & Co. (Fermin Servel and Jean Jacquemet)
floral depot, 105 Sixth
Servian Montenegrlan Benevolent Society, room 10
California
Sesnon Robert F., bookkeeper Schweitzer & Co., r.
Alameda
Sesser George F., butcher, r. 518 Green
Sesser Peter, metallurgist, r. Ocean View
Sesser Dlvsses G , plumber, r. Ocean View
Sessions!). R., literary correspondent The History
Co., r. Oakland
Sessions George W., mining secretary, 62-63 Nevada
Block, r. San Mateo
Sessions Milton P., teamster, 304 California, r. 1219
Folsom
Sessions William W., drayman, r. 805 Franklin
Sestanovich Anton, bricklayer, r. N 8 Twenty-sixth,
nr Castro
Setencich Vasso, waiter Anton Pignaz, r. 309 Minna
Setti Eliza J., widow, r. 1626 Leavenworth
Setli Thomas Clock Co., Henry Mollneux man-
ager, 126 Suiter
Sethmann Henry, groceries and liquors, 1428 Powell,
r. 743 Vallejo
Seton Ann E. Mrs., matron Old People's Home, S s,
Francisco, bet Stockton and Powell
Setright John, farmer. Ocean View
SevsU Frank J., draftsman National Iron Works, r.33
Waller
Sevening Carl H., commercial traveler, r. 722 Green
S"vening fhristina. widow, r. 722 Green
Sevening Otto G., stevedore, r. 722 Green
Sevening Tena Mrs. r. 515 Leavenworth
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mannntcturer ofeTery dei»«ription of
PASSENOBR, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
48 to SO Be»Ie titreet, Han FruuclMso.
Truman, Isham & Hooker. Ifenillt^^'; f.'e.ts^^^S7o S'ri^lt:
SEV
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOBTERS OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
Slxeot Iron
All Sizes and. Numbers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Seventh Day Adventist Cliarcli, N. C. Mc
Clure elder, E 6 Lagtina, bet McAllibter and Gold-
en Gate At
Sevprance A. A., cooper Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 617
Minna
Severance Charlps C. P., r. 20 Valparaiso
SeverHnce Frederick B.. miller, r. 20 Valparaiso
Severance Harry, cook J. M. Pike. r. 418 Minna
Severance Henry E., cooper, r. 617 Minna
Severance Henry W. , commission merchant,
merchandise broker, enrnllid insurance brokf-r
and agt-nt Page's Automatic Fire Shutter Co., 218
California, room i, r. 1921 Octavia
Seyerance Isaac H., conductor N. B. and M. RE., r.
2652Foi8om
Severance Josiali G., attorney at law, 331 Mont-
gomery, rooms 7-8, r. 109 Montgomery
Beverance J. S.. secretary Timothy Hopkius, r. Grand
Hotel
Severance Samuel J., pressman £. C. Hughes, r. 2106
Jones
Severance William W., stonecutter, r. 1010 Hyde
Severin Charles, engineer J. G. IIh, r. 2 Alameda
Severin F. A., photographer Weitz & Dijeau, r. Ala-
meda
Severino Gusmani, fish, 509 Merchant, r. 1 Hinckley
Sevprino Josef, laborer, r. 1403 Stockton
Severino William, fitter Buckingham & Hecht, r. 508
Stevenson
Severio Frank, foreman Metropolitan Match and
Commercial Co., r. W s Utah, bet Center and
Santa Clara
Severio William M. T., machinist W. T. Garratt &
Co., r. 715 Valencia
Severn William E., with Butler b Haldan, r. 517
Taylor
Severns B. Erie, salesman J. Straus & Co., r. 938
FilbfTt
Severns Thomas J., miner, r. 938 Filbert
Sevcrson Albert, pantryman, r, 24- Hampton PI
Sevey Loring J., carpenter, r. 130 Cistro
SbVler Henry. 8ecrHt«ry Cal. Redwood Co., 316 Cali-
fornia, r. 1032 Dolores
Seville A. J., waiter, r. 3ilJ^ Tehama
Sevin, Vincent & Co. (Eugene Thieleand Benoit Bas-
cou) seednien, 607 Sansome
Sewall David H., foreman A. Lusk & Co., r. *28
Brannan
Bewail Oscar T., clerk Williams, Dimond & Co., r.
2610 Jackson
Sewall William, r. 711 Jones
. Seward B., r. 266 Brannan
I Seward James, clerk Henry WoW. r. 18 Metcalfe PI
Sewell Daniel, photographer. 1025 Market, r. 1105
Shotwell
Sewell Daniel R., photographic printer, r. 1105 Shot-
well
Sewell Edward N., clerk Mtri& Ins. Co.. r. 303 Third
Sewell E. E., oiler stmr Colima
Sewell Margaret, widow, dressmaking, 1428 Pacific
Sewell Richard, barber, r. 22 Minna
Sewell Tbomas (Irelan * Sewell) r. 329 Eighteenth
•^" Sewell. See Seawell and Sewale
Sexsmith George B.. expressman. NW cor Fourth and
Berry, r. fi07 Fourth
Sexsmith Katie, domi'Stic 214 Castro
Sesfant Mary, domestic 916 Leavenworth
Sexton Annie Miss. r. 316 Ivy Av
Sexton David T., r. NW cor Alabama and Twenty-
third
Sexton E.lith M. Miss, r. 715 Hyde
Spxton F:ank, miner, r. 2806 Pine
Sexton George E., lastmaker Frederick W. Polter, r.
210 Valencia
Sexton Henry P., calker, r. Sullivan nr Stnnyan
Sexton Horace C, bookkeeper Anglo-Californian
Bank, r. 2637 Howard
Sexton James, cooper J. Gundlach & Co., r. 10 First
Sexton John, l.iborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 316 Jessie
Sexton Marshall J., clerk, r. 1240 Mission
Sexton Mary Mrs., r. 233 Lan»ton
Sexton Michael, laborer, r. 519 S.in Jos6 Av
Sexton Michael J., laborer freight depot S. P. Co.. r.
28 White's PI
Spxton Thomas, gardener, r. 341 Shipley
Sexton "WillianL, assistant maniiger. The Lion
Fire, Washington Fire and Marine, Orient Insur-
ance, and Imperial Fire Insurance Co'b, 215 San-
some, r.San Jose
iff" Sexton. See Saxton
Seyden Arnold D., candymaker, r. 415 Ivy Av
Seyden Frederick J., printer, r. 415 Ivy Av
Seyden George (Wessels & Seyden) r. NE cor Twenty-
sixth and Mission
Seyden Henry G., upholsterer Alexander Janeen, r.
415 Ivy Av
Seyden John H. J., r. 415 Ivy Av
Seyers Joseph, teamster Robinson & Gillespie, r. 315
Sutter
Seymour Alfred C, (Shillaber * Co.) r. 538 Folsom
Seymour B. S., surgeon stmr City of New York
Seymour George F., special policeman, r. 432 Fifth
Seymour Helen, widow, r. 1134 Union
Seymour John F., policeman, r. 602 Grove
Seymour John W., student Westminster School, 119
Haight
Seymour Samuel (Seymour * Gage) r. 721 )i Valencia
Seymour Samuel, printer, r. .'520 Filbert
Seymour S. U. & Co. (Simon H. Seymour and
Joseph Sanders) proprietors Russ House, W »
Montaomery, bet Pine and Bush
Seymour Simon H. (S. H. Seymotir & Co.) r. Russ
House
Seymour William, himberman, r. 540 Bryant
Seymour William H.. linen collars and cuffs, 120 Sut-
ter, room 28, r. 23 Kearny
Seymour & Gage (Samuel Seymour and A. H.
Gage) dealers paper and paper bags, 1422 Mar-
ket
Seyner Joseph, butcher, 2201 Mason
Sglarv Paul, cook N. P. Milloglav, r. 1018 Montgom-
ery
Shaaf John, waiter, r. 34 Zoe
Shaaf Mary, widow, r. 34 Zoe
Shaber Sylvester, salesman, r. 140 Minna
Shaber William R., upholsterer, r. 323 Kearny
Shackleford Thomas J., cashier of customs, U.
S. Custom House (and Hunter & Shackleford) r.
801 Leavenworth
Shackleton John, molder James Pendergast. r. 417
Folsom
Shackleton William T., molder, r. Twenty-third, bet
Harrison and Alabama
Shadburne George D., attorney at law, 429
Montgomery, r. NW cor Twenty-fifth and Ellen
t^" Shadburne. See Shadbourne
Shaddock Thomas, pictures and frames, 119 Sixth, r.
184 Jessie
Shade Frederick A., shipcarpenter, r. 118 Lily Av
Shade Frederick H.. clerk, r. 118 Lily Av
Shade Howard, waiter, r. 9 Pacific
Shade J., r 122 Post
Shade James H., carpenter, r. 869 Market
Shade Louis, plumber Bailey & O'Donnell, r. 118 Lily
Av
Shade Oswold, teamster, r. 909 Kearny
Shade Widenhani D. C. patternmaker Empire Fonn-
dry, r. 2009 Geary
Shade Willoughby M., carpenter, r. 2009 Geary
^ Shade. See Schade
Shaeffer Edgar W., clerk J. W. Shaeffer & Qo., r. 1512
Leavenworth
Shaefler John, with J. W. Shaeffer & Co., r. 1512 Leav-
enworth
Shai ffer John W. (J. W. Shaeffer & Co.) r. 1612 Leav-
enwoith
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' AND YOUTHS' SOITS
AT
THE HASTINGS.
))
IMPERIAL Fire Ins. Go. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST, ST.
SHA
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Shaeffer J. W. & Co. (-Tohn W. Bliaeffer) Im-
porters Slid wholesale denlern tobacco uud luaiiu-
fHi'turerH clmirs, (i;l4 Sacramento
■^Sliaeflfer. See Schaefer, Scbaeflfer, Schafer, Scheffer
and Siliafer
Shaeii Aaron iHyman & Rhaen) r. 425 Sixth
Shaen Jacoh, with Tax Collector, r. 1117 Leavenworth
Bbaen Joseph, r. 1117 Leavenworth
Sbiieii Pi ter collector, r. 1117 Leavenworth
Bhaen Samuel, clerk freight auditor's office 8. P. Co.
r. 3 Fulton
■^ Shaen. See Schoen, Shaije and Shoen
Sbafer Conrad, cook i-ttur Alameda
Shafer Elizabeth, widow, r. 114 Turk
Shafer Francis J., plumber, r. IRU Stelner
Shafer Frank H., bookkeeper Charles Lyons, r. 264
Golden Gate Av
Shafer Oeorge H., bookkeeper, r. 264 Golden Gate Av
Shafer Hugh, dyer, r. VV) Tenth
Shafer John, cooper, r. 426 Fourth
Shafer John H., contractor, r. 264 Golden Gate Av
Sliafi-r Louis, cooper, r. 42fi Fourth
Shafer & DoujtIrs (New York) manufacturers
rings, I'h'lps & Miller agents, 120 Sutter, room 1
■ST Sliftfer. See Schaefer, Bchaeffer, Schaffer, Scheffer
and Shaffer
Shaff Orrin M., carriage maker M. Kltzmuller, r. 862
Howard
Shafftiier Lester, teacher fencing, 139 Post, r. 872
Mission
Bhafro A., barber, r. 756 Howard
Shafter James C, physician, 9.51 Chestnut
Shatter James McM. (Shafter, Parker & Waterman) r.
951 Chestnut
Shafter J. C. Mrs., r. 1338 Buchanan
Shafter Julia R. Miss, r. 951 Chestnut
Shafter Mary I. Miss, r. 951 Chestnut
Shnfter, Parker <ttc Waterman (James McM.
Shafter, Charles H. Parker and Fre.lerlck H
Watermann) attorneys at law, 13 Montgomery
Block \
Shafter Thomas, r. 335 Sixth
Shafter William R., colonel 1st Infantry, U. 8. A.,
Post Commander Angel Isliind
Shahan Dennis H., manager P. E. Dougherty &
Co., 412 Commercial, r. 409 Stevenson
Shaln Edwin R., rontra^ tor, r. 2(196 Market
Sha in Joseph E., proprietor Shain's Mercantile
Collection Agency, 32S Montgomery, room 11, r.
1903 Geary
■^ Sliain. See Schoen, Shaen. Shane and Shoen
Stain's Mfrcantile Collection Agency,
Joseph E:. Shnin proprietor,' 3%8 Alout-
fgatnary, room 11
'Sbainwald Brothers, m'-rchant* (Boise City, Idaho,
Ter.) offlce 218 California, room 3
Shaiiiwald Herman (Shainwald Bros.) r. 2209 Web-
ster
Shainwald Nathan (Shainwald Bros.) r. 2209 Webster
•^ Sha<nwald. See Schoenwald and Schouewald
Shakespeare A. D. Mrw., r. 200 Turk
Sh»kespearn Joseph H., painter, r. 721 Union
Sballenberger Emma Miss, dressmaker, r. 823 Larkln
Bhfcler John, boilermaker P. F. Dundon,r 50 >« Third
Sbftiiiberg John, teamster, r. 359 Brannan, rear
Shanabrook Jeunette, widow, nurse, r. 685 Clemen-
tina
Shanahan Daniel, foreman William J. Adams, r. 1036
Twenty-fourth
Shanahan E>lward, teamster Black Diamond Coal
Mining Co.. r. 212 Second
Shanahan Katie, domestic 29H2 Folsom
Shanahan J., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Shanahan M., teamster Presidio
Shanahan William H.. laborer, r. 125 Fifteenth
Shane Clinton, bookkeeper, r. 2614 Bryant
Sbane E. J. Miss, dressmaker, r. 702 Eddy
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-KI.KfTllIC
RUSSIAN ail TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BOILERS and STOVES
ConnectBd lor Hot and Cold Water m tlie best manner.
WATER BACKS, WATER HEATERS,
Of all kinds made and repaired.
W. E. LANK,
PLUMBER, 605 KEARNY STRBBT.
_ EytahllBhed 1860. Telephone 316.
Shane Fiank, carpetlayer James Kitterman, r. 1313
Stockton
Shane John P.. marble cutter, r. 1317 Kearny
93^ Shane. See Schoen, Shaen, Shain and Shoen
Shaner B. R., r. 266 Bryant
Shaner George C. clerk Frank Debb. r. 846 Mission
Shaner Liwrence, laborer, r. 306 Capp
Shan»!er August, boilermaker Keystone Boiler Works,
r. H'.'5}4 Langton
Shank Ellas, tailor, r. 33 Everett
Shank F. H., student, r. Noe, nr Twenty-flrst
Shank John V., r VMO Pine
Shanklund James H., attornev Board of Trade
of San Francisco. 202 Market, r. 938 Filbert, Oak-
land
Shanklund Robert, r.314 Bush
Shauklln George, horseahoer Frederick Dunmore, r.
1 Antonio
Shanklin J. W Mrs., widow, r. 1 Antonio
Shanks M. AT Mrs., r. Noe, nr Twenty-first
Shanley Annie, domeslic 810 Ellis
Shanley George M., laborer, r. .309 Main
Shanley James, boilermaker, r. 733 Ji Clementina
Shanley Piitrick, r. 726 Harrison
Shanley William G., boilermaker, r. 64 Tehama
Shaun r. P., draftsman Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 100
Fifth
Shaniiaban Denis, waiter stmr Mexico
Shaunahan John, teamster, r. 793 Mission
Shanniihsn Lawn-nce, clerk, r. 5165^ O'Farrell
Sliannahaii Ml<hael. laborer, r. 212 Broadway
Shaunahan Milton, longshoreman, r. 107 Welsh
ShHunahan Patrick, laborer, r. 1 Bay
Shaniiahan Thomas, liquor saloon, 344 Tenth
Shaunahan Tinnthy, laborer, r. 3.37)4 Shipley
Shaunahiin William, laster Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1(;08 West Mission
Sbannnhan William P., burnisher Buckingham &
Hecht, r. ItiOS West Mission
Shannon August, waiter, r.41 Everett
Shannon Allison E., canvasser, r. 430 O'Farrell
Shannon Charles, tanner, r. 161(iH Jessie
Shannon Charles A., painter, r. 2915 Sacramento
Shannon Charles J., carpenter Union Box Factory, r.
171 Clara
Shannon D., waiter The Baldwin
Shannon Dominick, collector Howard St. Wharf, p.
324 Fourteenth
Shannon Daniel, tanner, r. Ellsworth, bet Cortland
and Lincoln Avh, B. H.
Shannon Euttene F., laborer, r. 35 Tlau«ich
Shannon (^eorae H., laborer, r. 419J4 Vallejo
Shannon Henry L., mining engineer, r. 13t)6)4 Polk
Shannon James, laborer, r. W 8 Tennessee, bet Solano
and Biilte
Shannon James, laborer, r. 8 s Wolf, opp York. B. H.
Shannon James, student Toland Medical College
Shannon John B., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 618
Octavia
Shannon John G., bartender Henry Wilson, r. 1310
Mason
Shannon John W., porter Russ House Bor, p. 871
Mrirket
Shannon John W., teamster, r. California Av and Eu-
genia, B. H.
Shannon Maurice, team.ster. r. 435 }< Shipley
Shannon Michael (Frank Eastman & Co.) r. 2310
Jackson
Shannon Michael, laborer, r. 226 Noe
Shannon Michael, maclluist James E. C. Kingsland,
r. 3() Peiry
Shannon Michael J., expressman, r. 1324 Harrison
Shannon M. R. Miss. r. 1414 McAllister
Shannon Patrick, laborer, r. 11 Lafayette
Shantian Patrick, r Gibraltar, nr St. John
Shannon Salomon, hardware dealer, r. 621 Octavia
Shannon Th.imas. r. W s Columbia PI. bet Precita Av
and Twenty eighth, B. H.
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Shannon Thomas, laborer, r. 35 Rausch
ShaoDon Thomas, seaman, r. 265 East
Shannon Thomas B., r. 419^ Fillmore
Shannon Thomas J., r. 313 Fremont
Shannon William, bootblack Oppenheim & Stieber, r.
12 Sixth
Shannon William, butcher William Connolly, r. 138
Fair Oaks
Shannon William H., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons,
r. 328 Twentieth
Shannon William P., butcher, r. 138 Fair Oaks
Shannon William W., printer Frank Eastman & Co.,
r. 616 Powell
Shapero Aaron Rev., mohel, r. 2628 Sutter
Shapire Isaac (Lewkowitz i Shaplre) r. 936 Folsom,
rear
Shapiro Lazarus, physician, 1203!^ Market
Sharkey Ambrose (E. Sweeney & Co.) r. 391 Xlnth
Sharkey Bernard, clerk John Shark-y. r. 617H Minna
Sharkey Edward, drnyman, r. 11 Madison Av
Sharkey F. E., clerk Newhall's Sons k Oo.
Sharkey James, cl^-rk, r. 3100 California
Sharkey James, laborer, r. 56 Clementina
Sharkey James, laborer, r. 212 First
Sharkey James, l;iborer, r. 617^ Minna
Sharkey James, porter Sullivan, Kelly & Co., r. 1025
Bush
Sharkey James, ahipplng and commission merchant,
100 Steuart, r. 125 Perry
Sharkey James F., marble cutter, r. 195 Hyde
Sharkey Jameg M., physician, office and r. 634
Washington
Sharkey Jaraes P., teamster C. Nielsen k Co., r. 66
Clementina
Sharkey James W., molder, r. 617 ii Minna
Sharkey John, baker J. Collopy, 953 Bryant
Sharkey John, expressman, foot Third, r. 804 Third
Sharkey John, deputy Sheriff, r. 638ii Natoraa
Sharkey John, groceries and liquors, 114 Seventh, r.
638!<i Natoma
Sharkey Thoma.s, machinist, r. 617 5< Minna
Sharkey William, st-'vedore, r. 218 Duncan
Sharkey William, r. 429 Stevenson
Sharon A. D. (Sharon & Schoenwald) r. Palace Hotel
Sliaron Frederick W., capitalist, office 305 San-
some, r. Palace Hotel
Sharon James H., telegraph operator W. U. Tel. Co.,
r. 761 Jj Howard
Sharon Patrick, laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
Sharon William (estate of; office 305 Sansome
Sharon & Schoenw^ald (A. D. Sharon and George
Schoenwald) lessees Palace Hotel, SW cor Market
and New Montgomery
Sharp Abraham, sergeant police, r. 20im Fillmore
Sharp Alexander, teamster, r. 9 Sheridan
Sharp Arthur M.. butcher, SE cor Kentucky and Hon-
duras, r. 1323 Broadway
Sharp Benjamin B., teacher navigation. 32 Steuart
Sharp Caroline, widow, r. 1323 Broadway
Sharp Charles, laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. 186 Pros-
pect PI
Sharp Frederick E., r. 327 Geary
Sharp George S., r. 391 Sixth
Sharp G. F. Mru., widow, r. The Baldwin
Sharp G. R., janitor First Baptist Church, r. 322 Eddy
Sharp H. Mrs., r. .107 Ellis
Sharp Jacob H. (Shaw & Sharp) r. 906 McAllister
Sharp James V., carpets and upholstery, 623 Geary,
and dry goods, 112-116 Ninth
Sharp Jane, widow, r. 6 J isper<Pl
Sharp John, doormaker Jason Springer & Co., r. 129
Third
Sharp John, packer Henry Coubrough & Co., r. 1105
Montgomery
Sharp Joseph S., japanner George H. Tay & Co., r. 13
Allen
Sharp Louis H., attorney at law. 215 Sansome, room
10, r. 939 Geary
Sharp Margaret Mrs., nurse, r. 1005 Sutter
' Sharp P. Mrs., r. 906 McAllister
Sharp Raytuer, law student William H. & William B.
Sharp, r. 1728 Golden Gate Av
Sharp Susan, domestic 935 Valencia
Sharp William, r. 230 Thirteenth
Sharp William, clerk, r. 25u9 Washington
Sharp William, hostler Excelsior Stable r. 921 Sut-
ter
Sharp William, iron molder, r. NE cor Army and Fol-
som
Sharp William B. (William H. & WilUam B. Sharp)
r. 1728 Golden Gate Av
Sharp William F., clerk C. J. Tallon, r. 2509 Wash-
ington
Sham William G., stevedore, r. 134 Fourth
Shaijj William H. (William H. & William B. Sharp)
r. 1728 Golden Gate Av
Sharp %\''illiam H. & William B., attorneys
at law, 407 California
Sharp William J., clerk, r. 230 Thirteenth
Sharp William J., hatter, r. 16 Allen
Sharp William T., piano tuner William G. Badger, r.
408 Van Ness Av
Sharpe Albert J., proptr Alameda Transfer Co., 15
Market, r. Alameda
Sharpe Edwin C, elevator boy, 230 Montgomery, r.
Oakland
Sharpe F. B., clerk Custom House, r. 1502 Pine
Sharpe John H., deputy land agent C. P. RK. Co., r.
5H5 Turk
Sharpies Ann Mrs., r. 60 M Third
Sharpies Annie Miss, r. bO^i Third
Sharpstein Jay P.. clerk freight auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. 1305 Liguna
Sharpstein John R., Associate Justice Supreme
Court of California, chambers 121 Post, r. 1007
Sutter
Sharpstein William C, r. 1007 Sutter
Shasta Street House, Winslow D. Getcheli proptr, SE
cor Michii^an and Shasta
Shatman Edward, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r.
cor Clay and Ninth Av
Shattu.'k Arthur E., r. 746 Mission
Shattuck C. C. & Co. (Chirles C. Shattnck and
Hugo Greenhood) teamsters and general forward-
iug agents, 321 Front
Shattuck Charles A., tile setter, r. 134 Lily Av
Shattuck Charles B., mining, r. 1015 Mason
Shattuck Charles C. (C. C. Shattuck & Co.) r. 1208
Jackson
Shattuck Charles D., teamster C. C. Shattuck & Co.,
r. 425 Third
Shattuck Charles H. (E. J. Shattuck & Co.) r. Ala-
meda
Shattuck David D. (Gage, Shattuck & Co.) r. 814 Pow-
ell
Shattuck Dickson, restaurant, 350 Fourth
Shattuck Edmund J. (E. J. Shattuck 4 Co.) r. Boston,
Mass.
Shattuck E. J. & Co. (Edmund J. and Charles
H. Shattmk) manufacturers printing and litho-
graphic inks, printers' rollers and bronze pow-
ders, 520 Commercial
ShattuL-k Frank B., clerk David D. Shattuck , r. 814
Powell
Shattuck Hattie E. Miss, stewardess stmr City of
Chester
Shattuck John H., teamster C. C. Shattuck & Co., r.
425 Third
Shattnck Lee, clerk, r. 4 Adelaide PI
Shattnck Marshall, clerk, r. 1077 Market
Shattuck OrviUe A., watchmaker, 220 Sutter, room 3,
r. 2(18 J?i Ninth
Shattuck Orville J. (Shattuck & Knoche) r. IIIX
Miuna
Shattuck William, porter, r. 1014 Montgomery
Shattuck William M., plumber, r. 134 Lily Av
■WHOLESALE A-TD nETAIL
W. S' J. SLOANE &, CO
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT a:^ove palace hotel I
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Uannfactiirers of Show Cases
and Store Piztures.
37 MarM St.
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Bhattuck ^ Euocbe (Orvllle J. Sbattnck and Henry
Knoche) proceriea aud liquors, NW cor Second
and Minna
BhauglineBsy Dennis, r. 713 Natoma
BbauKbnessy FrHnk, uianagcr billiard room Palace
Hotel, r. 1325)4 Minna
BbauKbncssy James, r. 118 Langton
Bbauulinessy Jamis, minor, r. American Excbange
Hotel
SbaiighneRsy James L., shoemaker, r. 1325 ){ Minna
Bhaiig)ines8y James M., laborer, r. 653 Bryant
BhaiiKhneBPy John, boilermaker, r. Ws Chenery, nr
Thirtieth
Sbaugbnessy John, longshoreman, r. 1800 Kearny
BhaughneKsy John H., bricklayer, r. 1325)4 Minna
BbaughneFsy John J., salesman Lilleuthal & Co., r.
2524 Clay
8haughnes(>y John J., teamster, r. 6S3 Bryant
Bhaughnespy Joseph H., burnisher, r.Vi'25H Minna
Shaughncssy Josie Miss, dressmaking, 214 Fell
BhaughnesFy M. A. Mrs., dress and cloakmaker, r. 713
Natoma
Bhanghnf ssv Martin, longshoreman, r. W s Chenery,
nr Thirtieth
Bhaughnetisy Michael, carpenter, r. 553 Bryant
Bhaughnessy Michael, longshoreman, r. W s Chenery.
nr Thirtieth
ShaughneBsy Michael Jr., teamster L. Q. Bresovich
r. 553 Bryant
Shaughnessy Michael F. D., clerk, r. 1325)4 Minna
Bhaughnessy P., janitor Auditor's Office
Bhaughnessy Patrick, laborer, r. 12C Rincon PI
Bhaughnessy Patrick H., gatfltter, r. 636 Mission
Bhaughnessy Peter, helper Fulton Iron Works, r. 126
Elncon PI
Sbnughnessy Thomas (Munson & Bhaughnessy) r. 021
California
Sbaughnrssy William, carpenter Cal. Mill, r. 308
Tenth
t^ Bhaughnessy. See O'Shaughnessy
Bhaver Norman E., scale repairer Fairbanks & Hutch-
inson, r. 530)4 Valencia
Bbavlln Annie, widow, r. cor Dominica and St. John
Bhaw Albert C, portrait artist, 216 Kearny
Bhaw A. M. Mrs., French mineral painting, 402 Post
Bhaw B. A. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Primary School, r.
307 Hayes
Bhaw Charles, laborer Union Iron Works
Shaw Charles, merchant, r. 809 Leavenworth
Bhaw Charles E., laborer Union Iron Works, r. S 8
Teueriffe, bet Platte and Yazoo
Bhaw Charles N., president New Llrerpool Salt Co.,
123 California, r. Palace Hotel
Bhaw Daniel F., clerk, r. 731 Bush
Bhaw Daniel J., deputy Afisessor. r. 307 Hayes
Shaw Daniel J., salesman Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co.,
r. 1914 Devisadero
Bhaw David, r. 9 Natoma
Bhaw David, shoemaker Myer Cohn, r. 116 Shipley
Bhaw E. Mrs., widow, r. 604 Taylor
Bhaw Elizabeth, widow, r. 1808 Taylor
Shaw Emily N. Miss, teacher, r. 418 Sutter
Bhaw Francis, laborer, r. 312 Jackson
Bhaw Fr«nk H., clerk quartermaster's dept. U. 8. A.,
Presidio
Bhaw Flora Miss, r. 629 Geary
Bhaw O. Mrs., widow, r. 2310 Webster
Bhaw Gardiner H., clerk Union Ice Co.
Bhaw George, bookkeeper B. Adolph Becker, r. 37
Second
Shaw George H., laborer, r. 2006 Mason
Bhaw George L., interpreter, r. 360 Minna
Bhaw George T. (Turner, Kennedy & Shaw) r. 905
Valencia
Bhaw George W., jockey, r. 2810 Pine
Bhaw Grace Miss, r. 62« Geary
Shaw Henry, blacksmith, r. 1711 Market
Shaw Heury, fruitgrower, r. 709 Nineteenth
FRATINGER & CO.
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Telephone 315.
Sliuw Henry B. , proprietor Shaw's Pharmacy,
434 Sutter, r. 24i6 Fillmore
Shaw Henry G., journalist Examiner, r. 2604 Sutter
Shaw Ida E. Miss, teacher Emerson Primary School,
r. 2810 Pine
Shaw James, laborer, r. 721 Vallejo
Shaw James H., hai kman, r. 1221 Pierce
Shaw James H., stableman, r. 529 Valencia
ShawJam. sS., hotelkeeper (Shaw's Springs, Nct.)
r. 434 Haight
Shaw J. G. Mrs., r. 2810 Pine
Shaw John, barber, r. 624 Natoma
8haw John, laborer, r. New Prescott Houae
Shaw Joseph, clerk, r. 801 Chestnut
Shaw L. E., painter, r. 17 CoUingwood
Shaw Lionel, sorter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
1907 Polk
Shaw Louis, cook, r. 379 Shotwell
Shaw Martha Miss, r. 708 Post
Shaw M. J. Mrs. midwife, r. 463 Bryant
Shaw Nathan W., cabinetmaker, 510 Post, r. 2407 Sac-
ramento
Shaw Nellie, widow, r. 932 Pacific
Shaw Palmer with H., Pac. Bell Tel. Co., r. 131 Mont-
gomery
Shaw Peter, with Thomas Kehoe, r. 318 Davis
Shaw Richard G., captain Battery I, lat ArUllery, U.
S. A., Presidio
Shaw R. M. Mrs., r. 618 Taylor
Shaw Solomon, r. 1144 Howard
Shaw Stephen W., artist, 308Phelan Bldg, r.305 Jones
Shaw Thomas, miner, r. 26 Turk
Shaw W.. carpenter, r. 246 Taylor
Shaw Walter S. conductor Omnibus RB., r. 129 Third
Shaw William, artist, r. 305 Jones
SI. aw William, laborer Union Iron Works
Shaw William, liquor saloon and boarding, 328
Drumm
Shaw William, plumber, r. 444 Third
Shaw William A. (Shaw b Sharp) r. 728 Grove
Shaw William A., blacksmith, r. 1711 Market
Shaw William E., carriage mnfr, 1621 Market, r. 1711
Market
Shaw William J. J., policeman, r. 1029 Mission
Shaw William R.. laborer, r. 463 Bryant
Shaw & Sharp (William A. Shaw and Jacob H. Sharp)
coal and pig Iron, 47 Fremont, yard 115-121 How-
ard
Slia^v's Pharmacy, Henry B. Shaw proprietor.
434 Sutter
Shawban F. K.. bookkeeper The 3. Dewing Co., r.
Oakland
Shawban James M., clerk general freight office S. P.
Co.. r. 312 Eddy
Shawban John E. Jr.. with Huntlngtoo, Hopkins &
Co.. r. 733 Bush
Shawban Michael, laborer, r. NE cor Church and
Seventeenth
Shawban William D., bookkeeper E. 3. Sbattuck k
Co., r. 1520 Franklin
Shawl Aaron, clerk, r. 535)4 O'Farrell
Slia-^vl C, agent Royal St. John and Remington
Sewing Machines, 30 Second
Shawl Gustave, teamster, r. 472 Jessie
Shawl Joseph, varnisher John H. Keefe, r. 1105 Hovf-
ard
Shawl Louis, cigars, r. 1013 Post
Shawl Louis A., physician, r. 873 Mission
Shawl Mark, pawnbroker, 107 Third, r. 635)4 O'Far-
rell
Shawl Morris, glassware, 353 Tehama, r. Oakland
Shawl Philip, r. 257 Minna
Shawl Solomon, porter Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.
1144 Howard
Shawl William J., r. 1029 Mission
tsr Shawl. See Scholle aud Scholl
Shay Bernard J. .clerk freight auditor's office S, P.
Co., r. 610 Golden Gale Av
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Shay Charles D., liquor saloon, 800 Montgomery, r.
108 Silver
Shay Daniel, fireman r. fi29 Front
Shay Daniel, lineman 8. F. F. D., r. 10 Prospect PI
Shay Edward, teamster, 210 Tenth
Shay Elizabeth, widow, r. 1609J4 Stevenson
Skay Frank, law department Southern Pacific
Co., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, r. 230 Page
Shay Henry, farmer, r. Ocean View
Shay James, boxmaker, r. 1(109 J^ Stevenson
Shay James, painter Noble Bros., r. 605 Fourth
Shay John, r. 217 Post
Sbay John, r. 318 Valley
Sbay John C, driver City RR., r. 1609 ^ Stevenson
Shay John T., helper, r. 81 Natoma
Shay M. A., widow, r. 512 Larkin
Shay Mary Miss, weaver Truman S. Clark & Son, r.
252 Tehama
Shay Patrick, currier Frank McAleer, r. SE cor Twen-
ty-fourth and Treat Av
Shay Peter, laborer, r. 34 Hayes
Shay Pierce, hostler, r. 6 Julian Av
Shay William H., laborer, r. 227 Ritch
Shay W. P., waiter, r. 10 Mint Av
8®- Shay. See Shea
Shayler John, machinist, r. SOU Third
Shaylor Justin D., check clerk freight depot S. P.
Co., r.449H Third
Shea Annie B. Miss, teacher Spring Valley Grammar
School, r. 2G13 Polk
Shea, Bocqaeraz A Co. (James Shea and An-
toine Bocqueraz) importers and wholesale deal-
ers wines and liquors, SW cor Front and Jackson
Shea Cornelius, groceries and liquors, 1011 Harrison
Shea Cornelius, longshoreman, r. 313 Folsom
Shea Cornelius, peddler, r. cor Twenty-seventh and
Folsom
Shea Cornelius 0., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 819 Mission
Shea Cornelius J., compositor F. L. Fisher & Co., r.
14 Williamson
Shea Christopher 0. (P. Shea & Son) r. 1403 Folsom
Shea Daniel, laborer, r. 518 Mission
Shea Daniel, laborer, r. 907 Folsom
Shea Daniel, peddler, r. 807 Eighteenth
Shea DHniel, waiter Russ House, r. 26 Garden
Shea Daniel J., driver Hook and Ladder No. 4, r. 1214
Pacific
Shea David, boilermaker, r. 216 Minna
Shea Dennis, glassmaker S. F. and Pac. Olass Works,
r. 26 Garden
Shea Dennis, laborer, r. 2 Natoma
Shea Dennis teamster, r. 36 Clay
Shea Dennis F., bottler Bay City Soda Water Co., r.
1117 Bryant
Shea Dennis T., clerk, r. 20 Garden
Shea Edward, laborer, r. 221 Eighth
Shea Edward, teamster, r. 82 Tenth
Shea Edward, teamster Martin Tierney, r. 64"Minna
Shea Ellen, widow, r. 61 Natoma
Shea Ellen Miss, coflfee saloon, 142 Natoma
Shea Frank T., draftsman, r. 261."j Polk
Shea Frederick, seaman, r. 521 First
Shea Humphrey (Meany & Shea) r. 773 Folsom
Shea James (Shea, Bocqueraz 4 Co.) r. 13i6 Golden
Gate Av
Shea James, broker, 624 Sacramento, r. 600 Minn*
Shea James, laborer, r. 2420 Sutter
Shea James, painter, r. 605 Fourth
Shea James, real estate, r. 600 Minna
Shea Jeremiah, liquor saloon, 1144 Folsom
She* Jeremiah C. plasterer, r. 20 Garden
Shea John, r. 81 Nntoma
Shea John, r. 221 Tehama
Shea John, driver Railroad Brewery, r. 61 Natoma
Shea John, laborer, r. 113 Perry
Shea John, laborer, r. Williamson, nr Geary
Shea John, longshoreman, r. 419 Broadway
Shea John, molder Mechanics Foundry, r. 2622 Bry-
ant
Shea John, seaman stmr Bonita. r. 625 Davis
Shea Josepli, currier, r. SW cor Nebraska and Yolo
Shea Joseph, painter The Brooke Painting, Sign and
Advertising Co.
Shea Joseph, shoemaker, r. 512 Bush
Shea Josepti, shoemaker Charles Dietle, r. 168 Jessie
Shea Kate, widow, r. 2522 Bryant Av
Shea M.. millman Pac. Rolling Mill
Shea Margaret Mrs., groceries. 41 Jessie
Shea Mary Mrs., widow, r. 154 Clara, rear
Shea Mary T. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar School,
r. 2613 Polk
Shea Maurice, brickmaker, r. 126 Twenty-sixth
Shea Michael, r. 228 Minna
Shea Michael, carpenter, r. 2613 Polk
Shea Michael, harnessmdker John O'Kane, r. 228 X
Tenth
Shea Michael, laborer, r. 2J4 Jasper PI
Stiea Michael, longshoreman, r. 128 Francisco
Shea Michael, news depot, 837 Market, r. 1220 Mis-
sion
Shea P. & Son (Patrick and Christopher C.) grocerlei
and liquors. 1403-1405 Folsom
Shea Patrick, driller S. F. Bridge Co., r. Illinois, nr
Napa
Shea Patrick (P. Shea & Son) r. 1403 Folsom
Suea Patrick, longshoreman, r. 313 Folsom
Shea Patrick, policeman, r. 32 Ford
Shea Richard, harnessmaker, r. 637 California
Shea Robert, brassfinisher, r. 23 Sixth
Shea Robert, boarding, 11 Lafayette
Shea Robert, laborer, r. 212 First
Shea Thomas, carpenter, 1426 Church
Shea Thomas F., framemaker, r. 314 Golden Gate At
Shea Thomas W., millwright San Leandro Mufg Co.,
r. 41 Jessie
Shea Timothy, laborer, r. 1117 Bryant
Shea Timothy B., hreman, r. 434 Shipley
Shea William, hostler, r. 1645 M Mission
Shea William, machinist, r. 2613 Polk
Shea William, molder, r. 2522 Bryant Av
Shea William, steveaore, r. 100 Greenwich
Shea William, tanner Laguna Tannery
Shea William D.. draftsman C. R. Schmidt, r. 2613
Polk
Shea William H.. engineer, r. 910 Lyon
^" Shea. See Shay
Sheahan Albert G. (John F. Myers & Co.) r. 818
Twentieth
Shean James, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Shean James E., pressman Bosqui Engraving and
Printing Co., r.l619 Fillmore
Shean John, rigger, r. 8 s Bryant, bet First and Fre-
mont
Shean John, r-gger, r. 318 Duncan
Shean William F.. clerk McAfee Bros., r. 1619 Fill-
more
e^" Sbean. See Sheehan and Shehan
Shear Abraham, clerk, r. 506 Battery
Shear Arthur W., bookkeeper, r. 1028 Market
Shear Arthur, clerk, r. 916 Mission
Shear Gustav, laborer, r. 735 Brannan
Shear Samuel, r.31f< Eighteenth
Shear Waldron. editor, r. 103 Fifteenth
Shear William, r. 103 Fourteenth
Shear William H., policeman, r. 20 Dorland
Shearer Benj.imin C, cashier Pac. Postal Tel. Cable
Co., r. 1212 Dolores
Shearer Flora M. Miss, teacher John Swett Grammar
School, r. 1534 Bush
Shearer Frederic E. Rev. (Shearer k Co.) and secro-
tary Eagle Gold Mining C, ofllce 757 Market, r.
805 Guerrero
Shearer George, cloth fuller, r. NE cor Bay and Larkin
Shearer George, expressman, NE cor Main and How-
ard, r. cor Folsom and First
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Capital, $4,125,000
Assets. $4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN. Manager
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Shearer George D. (George D. Shearer & Co.) r. 2440
MlHhiun
Shearer George D. k Co. (George D. Shearer) mnfrs"
ageutH aud comniission mercbautH, 54 Second
Shearer Heriuan, waiter, r. 323 ValUjo
Shearer James L., compositor Examiner, r. 1120 Valley
Shear»-r fc Co. (Kev. Frederic E. Shearer and Robert
B. Patterfloii) proptrs The Occident Publishing
House, 429 Montgomery
■^Shearer. See Sheerer, Schrlrer, Scherei and
Scherrer
Shearman John P., r. 30 > Turk
Sheba Sllrer Mlultig Co. (Humboldt Co. Nev.) A.
Halsey secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 7
Shedd Daniel W., cigars, 731 Montgomery '
Shedd Frank A., clerlj, r. 925H Eigliteenth
Shedd Henry P., clerk U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, room
51. r. 92.i)4 Eighteenth
Sheddy J. Edmond, marble cutter John Daniel & Co.,
r. cor Washington and Cherry
Sheedy John (Koche & Sheedy) r. 448 Clementina
Sbeedy Michael, wood and coal, 11 Taylor, r. 604
Stevenson
Sheedy Michael (Sheedy k Co.) r. 564 Stevenson
Sheedy Patrl. k J., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
564 Stevenson
Sheedy & Co. 'Michael Sheedy and Daniel Kelly)
wood and coal, 11 Taylor
Sheehan Annie, domestic 1401 Sutter
Sheehan Bartholomew, driver, r. 1319 Minna
Sheehan Bartholomew J., laborer, r. 119 Gilbert
Sheehan Catherine, widow, r. 3 Cleaveland
Sheehan Charles, nurse St. Mary's Hospital, r. 43
Stanly PI
Sheehan Charles 8., painter, r. 312 Fifth, rear.
Sheehan Cornelius, laborer, r. Bay District Hotel
Sheehan Daniel, r. 58 Natoma
Sheehan Daniel, r. 1022 Mission
Sheehan Daniel, laborer, r. 529 Valencia
Sheehan Daniel, laborer Gutta Percha and Rubber
Mnfg Co., r. 135 Perry
Sheehan Daniel, lamplighter, r. 112 Natoma
Sheehan Daniel, molder WilUam Axford, r. 313
Langton
Sheehan Daniel J., boilermaker George K Belmor, r.
8 Cleaveland
Sheehan David, sailmaker, r. 126 Bartlett, rear
Sheehan Dennis, carpenter, r. 228 Minna
Sheehan Dennis, salesman, r. 2H Langton
Sheehan Dennis J., foreman Producers' Marble Co.,
S. F. branch, r. 20 Langton
Sheehan Dennis S., printer, r. 409 Stevenson
Sheehan E. It., contractor, r. 2304 Mission
Sheehan Edward, laborer, r. 615 Howard
Sheehan Edward I., salesman, r. 736 ClementiBa
Sheehan Edward R., (Sheehan & Son) r. 736 Clemen-
tina
Sheehan Elizabeth, widow, r. 248 Jessie
Sheehan Ellen, domestic 2400 Mission
Sheehan Frank, Tarnisher Heywood Bros, b Co., r.
119 Gilbert
Sheehan James, machinist, r. 11 Lafayette
Sheehan James, machinist Hedges k Hall, r. 92i
Minna
Sheehan James, molder, r. 313 Langton
Sheehan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 2<i8 Union
Sheehan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 2514 Post
Sheeban John, bartender, r. 7SH Harrison
Sheehan John, car conductor, r. 829 Folsom
Sheehan John, carriagesmith Carvill Mnfg. Co., r.
415^ Tehama
Sheehan John, clerk, r. 322 O'Farrell
Sheehan John, engineer, r 1 Elliot Park
Sheehan John, engineer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. Pliley
nr Fillmore
Sheehan John, laborer, r. 27 V Rausch
Sheehan John, laborer, r. Michigan, bet Napa and
Shasta
DR. BAZAN'S
THF.R9IO-EL.ECTRIC
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Bails Giveii.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
WATER FILTERS,
ALL SIZES AND KINDS FOR FAUCETS.
Large Filterers with capacity for cleaning all water
used in the house, simple aud cheap.
Plumber,
EstAbllBhed ISCO.
509 Kearny Street,
Teleiihone 315.
H., salesman M. Woodward, r. 323
driver United Carriage Co., r. 224 )i
lumberman Union Box Factory, r.
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Sheehan John, laborer, r. St. Thomas, nr Railroad At
Slieehan John, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Sheehan John, liquor saloon, 619 Mission, r. 43 Minna
Sheehan John, liquor saloon, NW cor Broderick and
Greenwich
Sheehan John, longshoreman, r. 22 Derby PI
Sheehan John D., whii)maker Keyston Bros., r. 12S
Bartlett, rear
SIi«-ehnn Jolin F., president Post PublisblDg Co.,
500 Montgomery, r. 1127 Laguna
Sheehan Jobn G., boilermaker George E. Belmor, r.
313 Seventh
Sheehan Johi
O'Farrell
Sheehan John J
Third
Sheehan John J
135 Fifteenth
Sheehan John W., sodamaker, r. 69 Crocker
Sheehan Joseph, pressman Dempster Bros
Sumner
Sheehan Joseph F., bartender Richard Bunton, r.
322 OFarrell
Sheehan Margaret Mrs., r. 924 Minna
Sheehan Mary, widow, r. 731 Harrison
Sheeban Maurice (Sheehan & Son) r. 736 Clementloa
Sheehan Maurice, tailor, r. 433 Jesdie
Sheehan Michael, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 731
Harrison
Sheehan Orel Mrs., teacher mnsic, 1022 Mission
Sheehan Patrick, laborer, r. Boyce, nr Geary
Sheehan Patrick, longshoreman, r. 922 Battery
Sheehan Paul, laborer, cor Union Av and Banks
Sheehan Peter, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Sheehan Peter H., painter, r. 322 O'Farrell
Sheehan Rebecca, widow, r. .540 Twenty-third
Sheehan Samuel, laborer, r. 39 MadiRou Av, reap
Sheehan Stephen, expressman, cor Third and How-
ard, r. 27 Minna
Sheehan Thomas, engineer, r. 913 Montgomery
Sheehan- Thomas, expressman, r. 17 Otis PI
Sheehan Thomas, laborer, r. S 8 Shasta, bet IlUnola
and Michigan
Sheehan Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N •
Sierra, bet Georgia and Michigan, rear
Sheehan Thomas H., hostler, r. 1221 Pierce
Sheelian Thomas H., seaman, r. 319 Third
Sheehan Timothy, laborer, r. 135 Fifteenth
Sheehan Timothy D., porter D. N. & E. Walter k Co..
r. 422 Van Ness Av
Sheehan William, laborer, r. 59}i Crocker
Sheehan William, stevedore, r. 2U1 Mission
Sheehan William L., mnfr printers' rollers and com-
position, 516 Commercial, r. 274 Clementina
Sheehan & Son (Maurice and Edward R.) boot* and
shoes. 3G0 Third
i^r* Sheehan. See Shean, Sheahan
Sheehy Augustine L., r. 803 Van Ness At
Sheehy Ellen, domestic 710 Leavenworth
Sheehy James, laborer, r. 421 Union
Sheehy James, merchant, r. 1325 Golden Gate At
Sheehy James W. (O'Connor * Sheehy) r. 12G Lib«rty
Sheehy Jeremiah, armorer Third Regiment, N. O. 0.,
r. 31 Tehama
Sheehy Jeremiah, laborer, r. 814 Howard
Sheehy John, clerk, r. 121 Union
Sheehy John B., salesman Murphy, Grant k Oo.. r.
1320 Buchanan
Sheehy Margaret, widow, r. 803 Van Ness At
Sheehy Mary, widow, r. 21)4 Sumner
Sheehy Patrick J., laborer, r. 538 Howard
Sheehy Timothy, conductor Market St. BB., r. Brod-
erick, bet Hayes and Fell
Sheehy Timothy, conductor, r. S33 Lott
Sheehy William, groceries and liquors, 421 Unlo»
Sheen John, engineer Alms House
Sheen John, laborer, r. W s Michigan, bet Shasta an4
Napa
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
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PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
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Importers and Dealers In
ENQLISH AND AMERICAN
Cncanatic, Olazed and Plain.
309, 311. 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
, Sheen M. Miss, furnished rooms, 215 Post
i Sheereback Mary, widow, r. 218 Oak
Sbeerin Daniel, marble yard, S£ cor St. Joseph's
j Av and Ellis, r. 2216 Geary
Sheerin Mary, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 1604^ Jessie
I Sheerin Thomas J., bookkeeper, r. 719 Post
Sbeerin Thomas J., clerk, r. 503 Jones
I Slieets H. Clay, dentist, office 305 Kearny, r. 706
Dolores
I Sheffer Charles M., salesman Frank Bros., r. 145 Ellis
1 Sheffield Charles P., director Paciac Saw Man-
ufacturing Co., 17-19 Fremont, r. 1517 Sacramento
Sheffield Henry, driver Charles M. Hawes, r. SW cor
I Napa and Connecticut
Sheffield J. W., carpenter Kisdon I. and L. Works, r.
I Oakland
Sheffield Jennie Miss, r. 804 5^ Larkin
Sheibley Charles F., carpenter, r. 136 Ridley
Sheideman Bahr (Brown Bros. & Co.) r. 826 O'Farrell
Sheideman Philip J., bookkeeper Brown Bros. & Co.,
r. 826 O'Farrell
Sheiffle George, cook, r. 572 Folsom
Sheldon A. S., clerk Post Office, r. 646 Market
Sheldon Block, SE cor First and Market
Sheldon Catherine Mrs., r. 21 Valencia
Sheldon Ed^vard H., secretary Hawaiian Com-
mercial and Sugar Co., Oceanic Steamship Co.
and Hakalau Plantation Co., 327 Market, r. 226
Post
Sheldon George E. (Hudson & Sheldon) 21 First
Sheldon G. M., r. 1245 Mission
Sheldon H. F., collector Charles M. Plum & Co., r.
Oakland
Sheldon John P. , secretary and treasurer Ameri-
can Bridge and Building Co., 22 California r.
Oakland
Sheldon Mark, real estate, 11-13 First, r. 1001 Golden
Gate Av
Sheldon Mary A., widow, journalist, r. 2242 Mission
Sheldon Nathaniel P., mining, 320 Sansome^ room 13,
r. 829 Broadway
Sheldon Walter D., assistant bookkeeper H. Dutard,
r. 2;
Sheldon William W., carpenter, r. 621 Jessie
H^" Sheldon. See Shelton
Shellard Benjamin, organ builder, r. 1250 Montgomery
Shelley Benjamin F., upholsterer, r. 906 Filbert
Shelley Charles, laborer, r. 12 J^ Washington Av
Shelley Edward, tea expert Tillmann & Bendel, r.
Alameda
Shelley John, carpenter, r. 305 Fulton
Shelley Thomas, teamster, r. 230 Langton
Shelley William L., carpenter, r. 109 >i Freelon
Shelley William N., pilot, r. 1806 Union
Shelly Benjamin, upholsterer. West Coast Furniture
Co., r. 70 Shipley
Shelly Ella, widow, r. 15 Taylor
Shelly James, laborer, r. 606 Fourth
Shelly Jeremiah F., driver Wells Fargo & Co
Pine
Shelly Joseph, carpenter, r. 1523 Pine
Shelly Samuel B., driver C.W. Taber, r. 1008 Valencia
Shelly William, messenger headquarters Division of
the Pacific, TJ. S. A., r. Fort Mason
Shelsey Charles, bookkeeper, r. 322 O'Farrell
Shelton Daniel, hostler, r. 65 Jessie
Shelton Frank, whitener, r. 4 Gerke Alley
Shelton Henry A., r. 417 Twenty-second
Shelton Harry A. Jr., clerk Henry F. Wynne, r. 417
Twenty-second
Shelton Lee, salesman, r. 526 Post
^ Shelton. See Sheldon
Shemanski Harris, dry goods, 1227-1229 Stockton, r. 5
Hopeton Terrace
Shemanski Isadore, clerk Harris Shemanski, r. 1
Bannam PI
Shemanski Julius, crockery, 1314 Dupont, p. 1319 Du-
pont
Shepard A. M., clerk, r. 2130 Bush
Shepard Belle Mrs., teacher music Theological Semi-
nary, 121 Haight
Shepard Brothers (James and William) plumbers and
gasfitters, 526 California
Shepard Edward A., money broker, 436 Montgomery,
r. 2716 Sacramento
Shepard Frank W., engineer, r. 925 Washington, rear
Shepard Frederick F., oiler stmr Santa Rosa, r. 1714
Mason
Shepard George E., r. 260 Third
Shepard H. M. Mrs., r. 1743 Jj Mission
Shepard I. G., foreman Joshua Hendy Machine Works,
- r. Oakland
Shepard James (Shepard Bros.) r. cor Teneriffe and
Railroad Av
Shepard J. L. N. (Judson & Shepard) r. Oakland
Shepard John A., contractor, r. 2112 Steiner
Shepard John E., commissioner of immigration for
Oregon and Washinjrton, 504 Battery, r. Oakland
Shepard John, tanner, r. 1206 Kearny ,
Shepard -John C, r. 14 Lafayette
Shepard John P., contractor, r. 2112 Steiner
Shepard Mark A., assayer, r. '208 Bush
Shepard M. H., waiter, r. 329 Minna
Shepard William (Shepard Bros.) r. NW cor Railroad
Av and Teneriffe
Shepard Thomas W., laborer, r. 413 Natoma
Shepard William P., carriage painter, 1927 Mission,
r. California Av, bet Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Shephard Alexander, storekeeper, r. 1730 Devisadero
Shephard Alfred, chief engineer stmr Empire, r. Sev-
enteenth, nr Collingwood
Shephard Alfred Jr., engineer stmr Ancon, r. Seven-
teenth, nr Collingwood
Shephard Arthur H., bookkeeper Simpson Bros., r.
Alameda
Shephard J. H., speculator, r. 533 Sacramento
Shephard John F., bookkeeper, r. Seventeenth, nr
Collingwood
Shephard Peter, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
Seventeenth nr Collingwood
Shephard Robert T., r. Larkin, bet North Point and
Beach
Shephard Thomas W., laborer, r. 413 Natoma
Shepheard John, expressman, r. 2227 Geary
Shepheard John J., clerk Custom House, r. 309 Eigh-
teenth
Shepheard Kate Miss, teacher Whittier Primary
School, r. 18 Twelfth
Shepherd Clementine M. Mrs., fancy goods, 1730 De-
visadero
Shepherd Edward J., laborer, r. 610 Sixth
Shepherd J. T., r. 13fi Hayes
Shepherd B. D., clerk naval officer Custom House, p.
Oakland
Shepherd Robert L.. r. 809 J4 Valencia
a^ Shepherd. See Shepard. Shephard, Shepheard
and Sheppard
Sheplar Samuel H. (S. H. Sheplar & Co.) r. Chicago
Sheplar S. H. i Co. (Samuel H. Sheplar) rubber type
founder?, 702 Market
Sheplar Wlllim S., r. 5 Market
Shepley Charles F., carpenter, r. 136 Ridley
Shepman William E. (Budgear & Shepman) r. HIT
Jones
Shepman William J., inspector Custom House, r. 674
Folsom
Sheppard Abram, expressman, r. 127 Kearny
Sheppard Edward J., r. 51 Stevenson
Sheppard Emil, engineer J. C. Bued & Co., r. 317
Eleventh
Sheppard H., brickmason, r. 10 Elizabeth
Sheppard Levi, r. 1428 Market
Sheppard Mary, widow, r. 51 Stevenson
Sheppard Orson C, bricklayer, r. 10 Elizabeth
Sheppard Richard, r. 51 Stevenson
Sheppard Thomas, machine operator, r. 533 Green
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
THE LARGEST
CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY HOUSE
ON THE PACinO COAST.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
KEXT ABOVE FAUl.CS HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Kanufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? Market SL
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRYi
Finer than the class of Ch.mpagneBwnt from )ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
France to this country, bat without Brandy. ) 530 WAS^SSTOTOIT STSEZT.
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Bheppard Thonias. wine rDoms Palaco Hotel
•a^Sheppard. See Shepard, Shephard, ShephearU
and Sheplierd
Bhepson JameH J., butcher, r. 123 ProRpect PI
Bhepston James T., engineer Geary St. RB., r. 123
Prospect PI
Btaepeton Jobn, laborer, r. Ocean House Road, nr Far-
ley's Corner
Sbepston John A., restaurant, 218-220 Sansome, p. 462
Bartlett
Bhepston John A. Jr., clerk, r. 452 Barllett
Bhepston William, teamster, r. Falrmount, nr Che-
nery. Falrmount Tract
Bhepston William U., with John A. Shepston, r. 462
Bartlett
Bheram Max. tailor, r. 635 Stevenson
Sherburne John N., clerk freight auditor's office S. P.
Co.. r. 422 McAllister
Sherburne Hurry, waiter, r. 729 5< Folsom
Sherer Emanuel, butcher, r. 1313 Howard
Sherer George, maltster Enterprise Brewery, r. 2015
Folsom
Sherer John, glassblower 8. F. and Pac. Glass Works,
r. l.'ii Perry
Sherer John T . teamster, r. 311 Seventh
Sherer Jolin T., junk dealer, r. 311 Twenty-eighth
Sherer Mary MIhs, dressniaklng. 154 Perry
tar Sherer. See Scheerer, Scherrer, Shearer and
Shurer
Sheridan Andrew, longshoreman, r. 19 Freelon
Sheridan Annie, widow, r. 1427 Church
Sheridan Charles J., grainer, r. 215 Seventh
Sheridan E. K., driver, r. 529 Valencia
Sheridan Edwin M., compositor Chronicle, r. 1131
Buchanan
Sheridan Emma, widow, r. 1115 Broadway
Sheridan Francis, porter Post Office
Sheridan Francis B., painter, r. 1214 Bryant
Sheridan Frank S., jeweler Levison Bros., r. 30 Gold-
en Gate At
Sheridan Harry J., clerk letter dept Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. Ifil4 Jones
Sheridan Hufih, laborer, r. 26 Ritch
Sheridan Helen Mrs., r. 1614 Jones
Sheridan J., coal passer stmr Starbuck
Sheridan James, r. 1873 Mission
Sheridan James, boxmaker Pac. Box Factory, r. 426
Fourth
Sheridan James, stableman, r. 1067 Golden Gate Av,
rear
Sheridan James B., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 28 Perry
Sheridan James J., blacksmith, r. 203 Perry
Sheridan James L., laborer, r. 867 Market
Sheridan John, laborer, r. 514 Mission
Sheridan Jobn. upholsterer, r. 34 Minna
Sheridan Joseph, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Sheridan Joseph, teamster, r. 142 Silver
Sheridan Margaret Miss, r. 17 Natoraa
Sheridan Owen, blacksmith, r. laW Mission
Sheridan Patrick, laborer, r. 15 Hayes
Sheridan Patrick, laborer, r. 11 Laskie, rear
Sheridan Patriek, shoemaker, r. cor "Tweoty-second
and Fairuiount
Sheridan Patrick H., engineer The Baldwin, r. 222
Ritch
Sheridan Peter, purifier S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 17
Tehama
Sheridan Peter F., shoemaker, r. 9 Lapidge
Sheridan Robert J., florist, r. 9155« Mission
Sheridan Thomas, carpenter, r. 137 Third
Sheridan Thomas, grainer, r. 215 Seventh
Sheridan Thomas, laborer, r. 68 Jessie
Sheridan Thomas, longshoreman, r. 242 Brannsn
Sheridan Thonias, oiler stmr Geo. W. Elder
Sheridan Thomas F.. boilermaker, r. 2-'2 Ritch
Sheridan William A., bricklayer, r. 25 Twenty-second
Sheriff City nnd County of San Fraucisco,
office Old Cltv Hall, first floor
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CAST IRON PIPE.
GAS and WATER PIPE
And FITTINGS of all SiEes.
W . E . T! A N K ,
Plumber, 805 Kearny Street.
EsUbllshed 1860.
Telephone 315.
Sherith Israel Cemetery (Hebrew) bet Nineteenth
and Twentieth, Dolores and Church
Sherith Israel School (Hebrew) Dr. Falk Vidaver
superintendent. Rev. L. Schwartz princip*!, NE
cor Taylor and Post
Sherllne William A., carpenter, r. 409 Fell
Sherllng Charles C, foreman harness shop J. C. John-
son & Co., r. 1906 Vallejo
Sherllng Ferdinand C. C, cashier Cal. Wire Works,
r. 190<> Vallejo
Sherllng James, teamster, r. E s Scott, bet Greenwich
and Filbert
Sherlock Andrew J., cooper, r. 18 Bluxome
Sherlock Christopher, fireman Spring Valley W. W.,
Lake Merced
Sherlock Christopher, fireman stmr Willamette, r.
541 First
Sherlock Lawrence, gardener, r. 62954 Natoma
Sherlock Richard, nurse City and County Hospital
Sherman Albert, laborer, r. 951 Harrison
Sherman Benjamin F., bricklayer, r. 515)< Bush
Sherman C. A. agent San Jose Board of Trade, 618
Market
Sherman Charles, seaman stmr Madrona
Sherman Charles H., weigher U. S. Mint, r. 1044 Mis-
slon
Sherman Charles H., blank books, 162 New Mont-
gomery, r. 3.57 Brannan
Sherman. Clay Si Co. (Leander S. Sherman and
Clement C. Clay) importers music, pianos and
musii'al lustruments, 137-1.39 Kearny and 205 Sut-
ter, and manufacturers pianos and church or-
gans, factory W s Mission, bet Twenty-eighth and
Twenty-ninth
Sherman Daniel, laborer, r. 406 Francisco
Sherman Daniel S., r. 606 Montgomery
Sherman D. S., assayer Price's Assay Office, r. Oak-
land
Sherman Ethan H., whitener, r. Eighth Av, bet Point
Lobos Av and A
Sherman F. B., bricklayer, r. 515M Bush
Sherman Flora Miss, cashier Sherman, Clay & Co., r.
2300 Pine
Sherman Francis, assayer, r. 616 Taylor
Sherman Frank P., traveling salesman CarlioD Ji
Currier, r. 236 Second
Sherman George, carpenter, r. 2 Cedar
Sherman George R., printer Bacon & Co., r. 1304 Lar-
kln
Sherman George W., master mariner, r. 273 Jessie
Sherman Harold, second mate bark George C. Perkins,
r. 253 Steuart
Sherman Harry, bellhanger, r. 133 Fifth
Sherman Harry M., physician, 920 Market
Sherman Henry, driver C. M. Foster & Co., r. 423
Post
Sherman James, capitalist, r. 305 Turk
Sherman James S., clerk, r. 2018 Geary
Sherman John, laborer, r. 15 Janaen
Sherman John, laborer, r. 406 Fraucisco
Sherman John P., clerk, r. 305 Turk
Sherman Joseph, polisher, r. 908 H Post
Sherman Leander S. (Sherman, Clay & Co.) r. 3110
Green
Sherman Mary, widow, r. 5 Central Court
Sherman O'D., capitalist, r. lOS Turk
Sherman Otis M., carpenter, r. Eighth Av, bet Point
Lobos Av and A
Sherman Richard M., capitalist, 606 Montgomery,
room 23, r. Oakland
Sherman Robert, engineer Geary St. RR., r. cor Point
Lobos and First Avs
Sherman Samuel, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 406 Francisco
Sherman Samuel Jr., laborer 8. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 406 Francisco
Sherman 'Thomas Mrs., r.537 O'Farrell
Sherman William A., musician, r. 232 Bnnnan
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IMPOBTERa OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STEEET
Sherman William B., acconntaut, r. 206 Kearny
Sherman William W., job printer, 804 Folsom, r. 316
Fourth
Sherman's Building, NE cor Montgomery and Clay
Shermfer JoKn H. , notary public and commis-
sioner of deeds, 4U5 California, r. 139 Page
Sherpel M., bookkeeper Law, King & Law Publishing
Houpe. r. Oakland
Sherrett Thomas, carpenter r. 422 Twenty-ninth
Sherrett William H., r. 422 Twenty-ninth
Sherry Bernard (M. T. Freitas & Co.) r. 1832 Eddy
Sherry John, r. Bank, nr Lincoln, B. H.
Sherry John, cellarman Lafayette Brewery, r. 804
Green
Sherry John, hostler Omnibus RR., r. 221 Tehama
Sherry John H., bookkeeper M. T. Freitas & Co., r.
1832 Eddy
Sherry Patrick, hostler, r. 221 Tehama
Sherwell Charles, longshoreman, r. 23 Jansen, rear
Sherwood Adele Mrs., dressmaking, 635 Post
Sherwood Albert, carpenter, r. 214 Seventh
Sberwood AndrevF T. , vice-president and man-
ager Pacific Electric Co.. office 330 Satter, r. 1619
Sutter
Sherwood Arthur, packer R. F. Bunker, r. 27 Kearny
Sherwood Bertie, r. 1163 California
Sherwood E. Mrs., r. 504 Powell
Sherwood Celia M., widow, r. 636 Valencia
Sherwood C. G., student Barnard's Business College,
r. 1357 Post
Sherwood Edward, salesman, r. 26 J^ Kearny
Sherwood Edward P., carpenter, r. 230 Twenty.eighth
Sherwood Elijah, patrolman Morse's Patrol, r. 2003
Taylor
Sherwood Eugene, capitalist, r. 1357 Post
Sherwood George, inspector Custom House, r. 21
Silver
Sherwood Harry, clerk, r. 33m Bush
Sherwood H. H., manager Sherwood b Sher-
wood, 212-214 Market, r. 1110 Sacramento
Sherwood Jonathan O., with Pac. Electric Co., r. 1619
Sutter
Sherwood Joseph D., shipjoiner, r. 934 Harrison
Sherwood Kate, widow, r. 504 Powell
Sherwood Martin, bit and spurmaker, r. Lombard, nr
Franklin
Sherwood O. P., mining, r. 118J^ Fulton
Sherwood Uaymond, painter, r. 2019 Polk
She^rtvood Robert, capitalist, 309 California,
room 18 (and Sherwood & Sherwood) r. 1123 Cali-
fornia
Sherwood Samuel E., clerk local freight office S. P.
Co., r. 620 Washington
Sherwood William James (Barrett & Sherwood) r.
1136 Seventeenth
Sherwood Willett, r. 651 Folsom
Sherwood ■William R., civil engineer, 309 Cali-
fornia, room 18, r. 1123 California
Sherwood William W., wagonmaker, 1221 Pierce
SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD
(Robert Sherw^ood) shippin^r and com-
mission merchants, importers Enfi^lisb
g:roc«ries, mialt liquors, foreign wines,
and teas, »ia-ai4: Market »nd 15-17
Pine
Shevenot Edward, wood carver, r. 536 Pine
Shevlin James, teamster, r. NE cor Scott and Green-
wich
Shevlin James, plasterer, r. 467 Clementina
Shevlin Patrick, cook, r. 139 Natoma
Shevlin Rose, domestic 417 Van Ness At
Shew Leonard M., cooper, r. 6" South Park
Shew Myron, photographer William Shew, r. S919
Sacramento
Shew William, photographer, 523 Kearny
Shewbridge Thomas, laborer, r. cor China Ay and
Paris, Exc(ldorHome=te»d
221H
Sheyer Emanuf-1, butcher, 1009 Howard
Sbibell C. A. Mrs., r. 456 Twentieth
Shibley Frank, sewing machine agent,
Fourth
Shirk Albert, printer, r. 202 Sixth
Shideler William R., salesman S. & G. Gump, r. 1403
Baker
Shiebley Charles A. (Shiebley fc Co.) r. 120 Silver
Shiebley & Co. (Charles A. Shiebley and Claus Glea-
son) fish and poultv, 242 Third
Shields Edward, plumber, r. 126 J4 Silver
Shields Elizabeth Miss, r. 2400 Mission
Shields George, conductor Geary St. ER., r. 1211
Bryant
Shields Henry E., house decorator, r. 23 Clinton
Shields James, compositor Commercial Publishing
Co.
Shields James, r. 63 Natoma
Shields James H., butcher, r. 1614 Buchanan
Shields J. H., r. 227 Third
Shields John, laborer, r.624 First
Shields John A., laborer, r. W s Sixth, nr Channel
Shields John J., house decorator, r. 23 Clinton
Shields John W., sergeant police, r. 2528 California
Shields Joseph, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r.
863 Mission
Shields Joseph, painter, and extraman Engine No. 15,
r. 2528 California
Shields Kate, restaurant, 524 First
Shields Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 1415 Harrison
Shields Michael, gardener, r. 2 Quincy PI
Shields P., salesman, r. I3ii Thirteenth
Shields Patrick, laborer, r. 527 First
Shields Robert, ironmolder. r. 1132 Folsom
Shields Rodger, paver, r. 30 Bitch
Shields Thomas, painter, r. 144 Natoma
Shields Thomas J., lather, and extraman Engine No.
3, r. 1:305 California
Shields Thomas S., printer, r. 1305 California
Shields Timothy, r. 33 Hinckley
Sbiels William, real estate, office 314 Bush
Shiels' Building, 32 O'Farrell
Shierholtz A., draftsman Risdon I. and L. W orka, r.
1421 California
Shlermann Charles, laborer, r. S s Alameda, bet ITtah
and Nebraska
Shillaber Charles E., manager Cordelia Wine
Co , 909 Mission
Shillaber Charles H., with Levy L. Shillaber, r. 611
Folsom
Shillaber Levi (Shillaber & Co.) r. 511 Folsom
Shillaber & Co. (Levi Shillaber and Alfred C. Bey.
mour) fruits and produce, 268 First
Shillcock Henry J., bookkeeper Oscar Foss, r. 939
Haight
Shilling Charles, wool broker, 405 Front, r. 821 O'Far-
rell
Shilling Charles, photographer, r. 512 Jessie
Shilling John, draftsman John J. Clark, r.231 Second
Shilling Joseph, tailor, 1043 Howard
Shilling Levi, wool, r. 821 O'Farrell
K?" Shilling. See Schilling
Shilter F., musician, r. 20)i Stockton
Shine Cornelius, dairyman, and foreman Hose No. 3,
r. 1311 Fillmore
Shine Daniel J., label printer, 535 Clay, r. 34 Freelon
Shine Dennis, miner, r. 715 Tehama
Shine James H., r. 21 Oak Grove Av
Shine Jeremiah, laborer, r. 745 Tehama
Shine Michael G., lather, r. 7 Converse
Shine Patrick, blacksmith's helper P. M. 89. Co.. r.
32 H Garden
Shine Thomas, laborer, r. 745 Tehama
Shine William E., collector, r. 1923 Geary
B^" Shine. See Shyne
Shineberger John, clerk, r. 907 Pine
Shingle Gustav, bootmaker M. Beubold, r.
Shingleberger Francis, r. 1207 Hyde
FRATINGER & CO.
Fine Dressmaking
105 KEARNY STREET.
ORIENT Ins. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,551,95<1
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SEZTOII, Ast U8B3«ez.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
SHI
1075
SHO
Shinkwln John W.. driver Central RR., r. 512 Steven-
son
Shlnn Charles H., manaKer Overland Monthly Pub-
llshiuK Co., 415 Montgomery, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Shiiin Edward, r. Ahlborii House
Shinn Howard H., stockbroker, 318 Pine, room 3, r.
O.kUud
Shinn John, r. Ahlborn House
Sbinners Matthew, laborer, r. 37 Federal, reur
Shluners Matthew, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E
B Teunesaee, bet Sierra and Nevada
Shinsaku Fukeigu, cook R. K. Dickinson, r. 233)4
Montgomery
Shintz J. H., cutter, r. 1723Ji Stevenson
Ship Calkere' Association. See 3. F. Ship Calkers'
Association
Ship Joiners' Association. 250 Steusrt
Ship Oivners< and Mercliants' TugrboatCo.
James W. Hart manager, W. J. Gray superintend-
ent, office 30-2 Califoruia, wharf foot Washington
Shipley John P., driver Roos Bros., r. 748)4 Minna
Shipley Paul R., r. 703)4 Hyde
SHIPLEY R. K. Professor
tape %vuiiu ttpecialist, 930 Market, r.
TO:j Market
Shipley Vir-iuia R. Mrs., r. 703 54 Hyde
Shipley William, longshoreman, r. 16 Tehama
Shlpman Charles G., r. 1053)4 Golden Gate Av
Shipmiin Elizabeth H. Miss, teacher Broadway Gram-
mar School, r. 2021 California
Shipper Sol. (Shipper & Dalgleish) r. 723)4 Golden
Aate Av
Shipper <!i( Dal;;leish (Sol Shipper and H. D.
i'algleish) merchant tailors, 126 Kearny, room 55
Shlppiiif^ Commissioners United States,
office 606 Battery
Shipping and Hotel News (daily) Jay Federleln pub-
lisher, 415 Market
Shipwrights Association, rooms 71 New Montgomery
Shira John, machiuist Sutter St RR., r. 1610
Guerrero
Shircliflf William H., clerk pay department U. 8. A..
r. 504 Powell
Shirek Adolpb (Shlrek & Tonner) r. 1816 Washington
Shirek Rudolph (Shlrek & Co.) r. 1512 Larkin
Shirek Sidney bookkeeper Shlrek k Tonner, r. 1816
Washington
Shirek <fc Co. (Rudolph Shlrek) dealers carpets
and oilcloths, 733 Market
Shlrek & Tonner (Adolph Shirek and Ferdinand Ton-
ner) mnfrs shirts, 13-15 Saiisome
Shires George W., crockery and glassware, 2208 Mis-
sion
Shirley Frank, r. 41T Tehama
Sbirley Helen M. Mrs., r. 1004 Hyde
Shirley J., selector B. Nathan & Co.. r. 1205 Jackson
Shirley James, water tender stmr City of New Vork
Shirley John. r. lai3 Stockton
Shirley John, real estate, 536 Kearny, r. 1205 Jaclson
Shirley John Mrs., dressmaker, r. 139 Eleventh
Shirley John W., salesman Wangenheim, Sternheim
& Co., r. 1205 Jackson
Shiroti Heury, salesman Jacob Unna & Co. r. Oak-
laud '
Bhlrpser Max. watchmaker, 8. H. Collins, r. 1522)4
Ellis
Shirpser Max L., optician C. Muller, 914)4 Geary
Shives Louzetta Miss, dressmaking. 422 Post
Shloss Morris, coal agent, 503 Califoruia, r. 1128 Gol-
den Gate At
B^" Shlosg. See Schloss and Sloss
Shoaf Randall, r. Grand Hotel
SLoaf Bandall Mrs., widow, r. 813 Polk
Shoaf Walter R., student B. W. Haines, r 81.1 Polk
Shoalwater Bay Packets, A. M. Simpson k Bro. agents
46 Market
Shock G. J., clerk, r. 26 Turk
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-KI.ECTRIC
RUSSIAN ajJ TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
LEAD PIPE, SOLDER. TIN
AND SHEET LEAD.
I.«nd Work of all kinds well done.
Plumber. 605 Kearny Street.
Establlshea 1860.
Telephone 316.
Shoebel John, brewer, r. :J.i3 l-'irst
Shoebridge Andrew, laborer, r. N s Sixteenth, nr Do-
lores
Shoemaker Adaline Mrs., r. 421 Powell
Shoemaker Charles, cook, r. 524 Stevenson
Shoemaker E. H., superintendent North PaoiOc
Coast Bnilroad Co., 1 8. F. Stock and Ezchanse
BUlg, r. Saucelito
Shoemaker John L., shoemaker P. F. Nolan k Sons. r.
Ill Jessie
Shoemaker Lorenz, cook. r. 218 Eddy
B^ Shoemaker. S^e Schoemaker, Schomaker and
Schumacher
Shoenberg Bernard, glovsmaker H^nrv Shoenberg r
3 Rose PI
Shoenberg Henry, glove mnfr, 210 Pine, r. 1019 Sut-
ter
Shoenberg Sigmund (Rothschild k Shoenberg) r. 802
McAllister
V^ Shoenberg. See Schoenberg
Shoers John, carpetlayer, r. 611 Stevenson
Shoett Louis H., carpenter, r. 954 Bush
Shohay Frank Sr., groceries and liquors 920 Psclfto.
r. 19 Scott PI
Shohay Frank, salesman, r. 2440 Mission
Sholl Robert, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works r.
West Oakland
Shomatte M>iry. domestic ll-iO Guerrero
Shomsheimer William, assistant foreman Lacbman k
Jacobi, r. 909 Kearny
Shoobert, Beale <!te Co. (John E. Shoobert, Trax-
tuu Beale aud H. W. Woodward) wool commis-
Bioa merchants. 307 California
Shoobert John E. (Shoobert, Beale & Co.) r. 2105 Ds-
visadero
Shoop Joseph, laborer, r. 14 Masonic Av
Shoor William, brewer, r. 411 Pacific
Shoots Alfred E., gloveoutter Leak Glove Mnfg Co.,
r. 206 San Jose Av
Shoots S. E., widow, r. 317 Leavenworth
Shorb G. R., compositor Chronicle r. 120 Post
Shorb J. Campbell, physician and eurgeom,
office and r. 228 Post
Shorb Louis G., liquor dealer, r. 1201 Web'iter
Shone Autbony, r. cor Fourteenth and Market
Shore Charles, plumber G. E. Snook, r. 20 Taylor
Shore John W., storekeeper U. S. Internal Revenne.
r. 722 Union
Shore Mortimer P., carpenter M. & A. Hansen, r. X0)<
Columbia
Shore Thomas, machinist, r. 18 Verona
Shore Thomas, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. Ho-
Clellan, nr Lincoln
Shores Kate E. Mrs., r. 1.567)4 Market
Shores Leander (Green * Shores) r. 1132 Buchanan
Short Ann Miws, r. 4 Rose Av
Short Anna Miss, machine teacher, r. 805)4 Lesvea-
worth
Short Charles F., book agent, r. 25 Capp
Short Charles R., japauner. 240 Fremont
Short Cornelius U., painter, r. 18 Franklin
Short Daniel, boatman, r. 2 Jasper PI
Short David M.. r. 2118 Fillmore
Short Edward N., student Luis L. Donbar, r. 1404
1404 Jackson
Short Emma Miss, copyist Recorder's Office, r. 1404
Jackson
Short Frank, r. 344 Brannan
Short Frank P., clerk, r. 80.) 54 Leavenworth
Short O. R., printer, r. 120 Post
Short Henry, surveyor, r. 712 Taylor
Short Herman, laborer Sugar Beflnery, p. cop TpImI-
dad and Savannah
Short James, r. 327 Twenty-ninth
Short James, printer, r. 1012 Army
ShoitJ. M.. commercial traveler, r. American Bx-
change Hotel
Short John, captain police, r. 1404 Jackson
cn
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS, ETC,
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE LARGEST BUSINESS
OF ANY AMERICAN COMPANY.
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1076
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Trimming's
a Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Short John, painter Edwin H. Black, r. Seventeenth,
nr Dolores
Short John Jr., bookkeeper, r. 1404 Jackson
Short Jnlia B. Miss, vice-principal Spring Valley
Grammar School, r. 228 Capp
Short J. W., teamster William Townsend, r. 327
Twenty-ninth
Short Kate, widow, r. 1404 Jackson
Short Lizzie Miss, teacher music, r. 80554 Leaven-
worth
Short Mamie T. Miss, teacher elocution, r. 25 Capp
Short P. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 805 H Leavenworth
Short Patrick, r. 1044 Army
Short Peter (P. Zammitt & Co.) r. 631 Seventeenth
Short Philip, fireman, r. 541 First
Short Robert, waiter Montgomery's Hotel
Short Rosana, lodgings, 717 Howard
Short Theodore, engineer, r. 717 Howard
Short Thomas, commercial traveler, r. 423 Powell
Short Thomas, waiter, r. E b Pennsylvania Av, bet
Shasta and Sierra
Short William, carpenter S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
E 8 Pennsylvania Av, bet Sierra and Napa
Short William, iron molder, r. NE cor Folsom and
Armv
Short William J., teamster, r. 43fi Clementina
Short William S., tinsmith Charles Brown & Son, r.
436 Clementina
Shortall Thomas, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt-fe Co.,
r. 129 Ridley
Shorten George W., salesman Levi Strauss b Co., r.
518 Jones
Shorter Joseph, cook, r. 1611 Mason
Shortridge Samnel M., attorney at law, 234
Montgomery, rooms 5-7, r. Occidental Hotel
Shortt L. H., civil engineer and surveyor, 120 Sutter,
room 74. r. 712 Taylor
Shottler George, real estate, r. 626 Turk
Shotwell Cornelius T. L., cabinetmaker, r. 20}i West
Mission
Shotwell Ellsworth E, stockbroker, 318 Pine, room
12, r. 1119 Washington
Shiotvrell Joseph M., manager Merchants' Ex-
change Association, Merchants' Exchange Bldg, r.
1119 Washington
Shotwell Street Primary School, Miss Annie A. Hill
principal, E s Shotwell, bet Twenty-second and
Twenty-third
Shoultes Seneca, r. 148 Fifth
Shourds John A., engraver Spirit of the Times, r. 621
San?ome
Shove Mortimer G., carpenter, r. 923 Minna
Shoveland Patrick, laborer, r. 212 First
Shrader Andrew W., wholesale butcher, S a Honduras
nr Railroad Av, r. 5 South Park
Shrader Edwin J., draftsman, r. 5 South Park
Shrader Jactson L., attorney at law, r. 5 South Park
a^" Shrader. See Schrader, Schroeder and Schroder
Shrager Conrad, cabinetmaker, r. 35 Morris Av
Shrakkart Charles (Shrakkart & Loeffler) r. 71834 Bry-
ant
Shrakkart Jacob, clerk, r. 718 Bryant
Shrakkart & lioeffler (Charles Shrakkart and
John Loeffler) proprietor South End Pickle Works,
718 Bryant
Shreve Benjamin F. carpenter, r. 729 Clementina
Shreve Eugene T., salesman Geo. W. Shreve, r. Ala-
meda
Shreve Geo. C. & Co. (Geo. C. Shreve, George
Bonuy and Albert J. Lewis) watches, diamonds.
jewelry, silverware, etc., 106-110 Montgomery,
cor Sutter
Shreve Geo. C. (Geo. C. Shreve k Co.) r. 1026 Bush
Shreve George R., with Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 1026
Bush
Shreve George W. , firearms, fishing tackle and
sporting goods, 525 Kearny, r. Alameda
Shreve George W., carpenter, r. 17 Freelon
Shreve William J., salesman Geo. W. Shreve, r. Ala-
meda
Shrewsbury William W., ialoon keeper, r. 712 How-
ard
Shrier Elkan, r. 411 Van Ness Av
Shrier Benry, clothing, r. 1354 Post
Shrier Henry, shoemaker, r. 1625 Leavenworth
Shrimpton William B., engineer E. G. Dennistoo, r.
54 First
Shrogg John, cook H. H. Kock, r. What Cheer House
Shroyier Jacob B., drayman, r. 1523 Howard
Shuck Henrietta H., compositor Star, r. 1409 Sacra-
mento
Shuck Josephine, compositor, r. 1409 Sacramento
Shuck Oscar T., attorney at law, 328 Montgomery, r.
2416 Sacramento
Pff" Shuck. See Schnck
Shudmack Daniel, messenger Post Office, r. 249 Clara
Shudmack Isaac, peddler, r. 249 Clara
Shuey Jeremiah K., carpenter, r. 100 Jones
Shufeldt Louis E., r. 40 Moss
Shufelt W. J., millhand Golden Gate Flouring Mill,
r. 719 Vallejo
Shula Antone (Shula Bros.) r. 538 Folsom
Shula Brothers (Antone and Joseph) cigars and to-
bacco 100 Market
Shula JoSeph (Shula Bros.) r. 538 Folsom
Shulmann John, fireman, r. 715 Greenwich
Shulock Lawrence, gardener, r. 629 J4 Natoma
Shultes George W., solicitor, r. 2726 Howard, rear
Shultz , lecturer, 1029 Mission
Shultz Charles, waiter Beth & Fricke
l^~ Shultz. See Schultz and Schulz
Shumate John O., r. 605^ Post
Shumate M. T. Mrs., r 556 Natoma
Shureen Andrew, restaurant, 632 Fourth, r. 815 Bran-
nan
Shurtliff Charles A., attorney at law, 606 Montgomery,.
room 21, r. 1117 Taylor
Shute C. E . guard House of Correction
Shute Charles E , woodturner, r. 854 Folsom
Shute Daniel S., carriage manufacturer, r. 1004 Pin©
Shute Margaret V. Mrs., r. NW cor Sierra and Indiana
Shute Matthew, fireman, and extraman Hose Co. T, r.
NW cor Sierra and Indiana '
Shute Richard A., liquor saloon, r. W s Illinois bet
Sierra and Nevada
Shuttleworth Charles, machinist, r. 636 Mission
Shwetzer David, barber, r. 2929 Sixteenth
Shwetzer Jacob, tailor, r. 2929 Sixteenth
Shyne James G., butcher, 339 Fourth
Shyne James G. Jr., butcher J. G. Shyne, r. 339
Fourth
Sibley John M., teacher, r. 711 Poet
Sibley Levi B., teamster, r. 1332 Howard
Sibley Washington L., carpenter, r. 2121 Fillmore
Sibley William H., carpenter, r. SW cor Eighteenth
and Harrison
Sich Clans, gripman Clay St. RR., r. 1 Verba Buena
Sichel Abraham, musician, r. 1757 Howard
Sichel Adolph, clerk KuUman & Co., r. 722 Filbert
Sichel Adolph G., fringemaker, r. 812 Filbert
Sichel David, wrapper Newman k Levlnson, r. 812
Filbert
Sichel Edward W., bookkeeper B. M. Lichtenstein r.
812 Filbert
Sichel Emile G., cigarmaker, r. 812 Filbert
Sichel Gustave W., dentist, 410 Kearny, room 14, r.
911 Bush
Sichel Henry, r. 722 Filbert
Sichel Jacob H., salesman Joe Spani^r k Co., r. 1617
Bush
Sichel Lena, widow, r. 812 Filbert
Sichel Max (Sichel & Richards) r. 722 Filbert
Sichel Morris, bartender 3. M. Rademaker, r. 161T
Bush
Sichel & Richards (Max Sichel and Charles W.
Richards) dentists, 103 Post
WINDOWJHADES.
Plain, Fringed, Decorated and Embroidered Shades
made to order in any size or style.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MAEKET STREET,
KEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO..
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Met St.
FPI IPQF PYTRA nDY4„9' ™o"*^®""*«^*^««"""**^«<«»'y*roelARPAD haraszthy * co.,
CbLirOL LA I nil Un I (CbampaKneproducedintheUnitedStetes. ) 630 WASEIKQTOM STSEZT.
SIC
1077
STE
Sickal J. A., motinter Sanborn Vail * Co., r. 28 Rusa
Slckel Annie Mi8K, dreseiUaking, H36 Sixth
Sickels Nilson D., real estate agent, 33(5)j Bush, r.
40 !< Geary
SirkfU Uriah, Baahraaker, r. 315 Fifth
a»- SickelR. Sickles
Sickinger William, brewer, r. 6U McAllister
Sickle John, laborer, r. 546 Natoma, rc»r
8ii-kler Mary, widow, r. 'J600 Folsoin
Sickles Jane, widow, r. 412 Hyde
{^'Sickles. See Sick.ls
Sickelsmith Ida Miss, teacher music, r. 819 Capp
Sicotte Frank L , wa«onmaker Koger Sicotte, r. 420
Twenty-fourth
Sicotte I{"Ktr, wagonmaker, W a Mission, nr Randall,
r. 4J0 Twenty-fourth
Sideuiau Abraham, cigar mnfr, 424 Montgomery, r.
639 Vallejo
Sldeman Benjamin J. (Sldemtn, Lachman k Co.) r.
1611) Bu'^h
Sideuiau, Lachman A: Co. (Benjamin J. Sideman and
Adolph J. Lachman) cigar mnfrs, 209-211 Battery
Sidemau Mgrris J., clerk Sideman, Lachman & Co.,
r. IC.IG BusU
Sides Benjamin F., clerk Homer S. King & Co., r. 10
Franklin
Sides John, laliorer, r. 921^ Harrison
Sidlowhki David, tailor, r. 9J5 Pacific
Sldlowski Manuel, tailor, r. 923 !« Piicific
Siebe Annie Mrs., bakery, 1-107 J4 Folsom
Si«be Brother* rfc Plageinann (John D. and
Frederick C. s^iebe and J. Frederick Plasemann)
wholesale wines and liquors, 328-336 Sansome cor
Sacramento
Siebe, Campe & Co. (Mrs. George Siebe and Henry
Campe) wholesale li'iuors, 301 Front
Siebe Fred. C, agent Hanover Fire Insurance Co.of
New York. 20;» Sansome. r. 8.(8 Fulton
Siebe Frederick C. (Siebe Bros. & Plagemann) r.
838 Fulton
Siebe George Mrs., widow (Siebe, Campe ti Co.) r.
012 Lombard
Siebe George H., clerk The German Savings and
Loan Society, r. 838 Fulton
Siebe John, cooper, r. 212 Twelfth, rear
Siebe John D. (Siebe Bros. & Plagemann) r. 2322
California
Siebe John F., shipping clerk Siebe Bros. & Plage-
mann, r. 2;J22 California
Siebe Katie, widow, r. 150 Silver
Siebecker Louis, sugar boiler Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
S s Humboldt, bet Vermont and Kansas
Siebecker William H.. machinist Atlas Iron Works,
r. S s Humboldt, bet Vermont and Eausaa
Siebein Amelia Miss, r. 2504 Howard
Siebel Pauline, widow, teacher music, r.2217 Howard
Siebenhauer Jacob r. 104H Golden Gate Av
Siebenbauer Levi (Siebenhauer, Meyerfeld b Co.) r
iDJti Golden Gate Av
Siebenhauer, Aleyerfeld <!te Co. (Levi Sieben-
hauer and Jesse and Morris Meyerfeld Jr.) manu-
facturers and dealers cigars, SE cor Front and
Commercial
Siebenhauer Sally (Falkenstein & Co.) r. 417 Mason
Siebenhauer Solomon, accountant Hecht Bros. & Co.,
r. 1046 Golden Gate Av
Sieberst F., Mrs., r. 1422 Howard
SIcberat Henry G., attorney at law, 20-21 Nevada
Block, r. 2U10 Mission
Siebert Charles, r. 740 Folsom
Bieliert Chhrles J., molder, r. 522 Fnlton
Siebert Edward, gasfltter, r. JO Sheridan
Siebert Fritz, capitalist, r. 6 Central PI
Siebert Julius, lithographer, r. 3 Midway
Biebert Mary Mrs., r. 10 Sheridan
Siebert William J., sa'esman Thomas Day b Co. (lim-
ited) r. lOSheriilan
Siebold Charles J., salesman, r. 717 OTarrell
THE LATEST IMPROVED
PATENT WiTER CLOSETS.
SANITARY SEWER CAS TRAPS
Put In by skilled workmen.
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNV STREET.
Established ISGO. Telephone 315w
FRATINGER & CO,
LADIES' SUITS
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
105 KEAKNY STREET.
Siebre> ht Adolph, baker Charles W. Siebrecht, r. 980
Harrison
Siebrecht Charles W., bakery. 980 Harrison
Siebrecht Franz, proptr Eugelberg's Bakery, 416
Kearuy, r. 418 Kearny
Siebrecht William, carpenter, r. 881 Seventeenth
Siebs John H. (Grimmelman & Siebs) r. 208 Second
Siedenburg Henry, clerk Meyer, Mlsh & Co., r. 10 San
Antonio
Siedenburg Henry, salesman, r. 2530 Post
Siedenburg J. C, with R. G. Dun * Co., r. Alameda
Siedenburg Richard, butcher, r. 2424 Bush
Siefert Masigie Miss, dressmaker, r. 127 Page
Siefert Murgaret, widow, r. 127 Page
Siefke Ferdinand, boots and shoes, 240 Sixth
Sieg.l Abraham W., office 217 Battery
SieKel Charles, baker Hird & Dittmar, r. 12 Garden
Siegel Emil, nurseryman, r. 13 Harlan PI
Siegel F. & Brothers, merchants (Chicago, Ul.) olBce
19 Battery
Siegel Jacob, cigars, r. 1617 Bush
Si-gel John, laborer, r, 631 Post
Siegel Josepti, tailor, r. 162 Ninth
Siegel Leopold, salesman Loewe Bros., r. 632 Golden
Gate Av
Siegel Martin, tailor, 242 Ellis
Siegel Morris, bartender, r. 1617 Bush
Sieyel Morris, tailor. 1502 Stockton
Siegel Moses (Loewe Bros.) r. 830 McAllister
Sieg>-1 Nathan, commercial traveler Greenebaam,
Weil & Michels, 17 Sansome
Siegel Simon, r. 2123 Bush
Siegel Solomon, cigars, r. 1617 Bush
^ Siegel. See Sigel, Sieg -1 and Segel
Siegfried August, shoemaker, r. 228 Bush I
Siegfried John C. (Siegfried 4 Brandenstein) r. Ala-
meda
Sie^srfried & Brandenstein (John C. Siegfried
and Max Brandenstein) tea Importers, 118-120
Market and 15-17 California
Siegfried'* Hotel, W. Reinecke proprietor, 328
bush
Sleghold Henry, painter, r. 41 !< Rusa
Siegler Charles, tanner, r. 238 Kitch
Siegler Jacob (Bloch ^ Stealer) r. 1920 Sutter
Siegner Lewis, seaman, r.2'i Sscramento
Sieka Joseph, laborer, r. 1835 O'Farrell
Sieke John, solicitor, r. South Park House
Siele Adam, shoemaker, r. 313 Vallejo
Siem John, liquor saloon, 545 First
Sieraea Gustave A., clerk r. 155 Natoma
Siemens Ferdinand, musician, r. 3 August Alley
Siemens-Liungren Co., manufacturer gas lamps,
Meyer. Marshall k Co. agents, 147 Ellis
Siemer John H. (Siemer & Esdor) r. 8 Antonio
Siemer * Esdor (John U. Siemer and Albert Esdor)
groceries and liquors. NW cor Jones and O'Far-
rell
Siemers Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 18 First
Siemers John, carpenter, r. 1725 Market
Siemers John D., groceries and liquors, SK cor No«
aiid Seveiitnenth
Siems Gtistav C. barber Theodore C. Lampe
Sienan Jobu, sexi- n St. Paul's Roman CathoUo
Church, r. cor Twenty-ninth and Church
Slennen Kerdinand, carpenter, r. 356 Eleventh
Siennen Fred.. . !• rk. r. :<56 Eleventh
Siennen Samuel, clerk, r. 856 Eleventh
Sierek Fredeilok, teamster, r. SE cor Twenty first and
Treat Av
SiiriuK Henry, teacher music, r. 1508)4 Broadway
i^" SiTing. See Searing
Sierp Fredeiick W., hatter Boysen & Co., r. 1421 De-
vtsailero
Sierp Patrick, hatter, r. 1421 Devisadero
Sierra Butteg Gold Alininfif Co. (limited.
Sierra hutt>s an<l Plumas Eureka Mines) William
Johns manager, 320 Sansome, rocm 16
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mannfarturvr ofrverr deMcription of
PASSBNOSR. STREET AND FREIGHT CABa
4S to Siii Beale Street. Sau rruneiMeo.
^TITa rw^^-n C£ TRUMAW, ISHAM A HOOKER, Agents for the Celebrated
▼V ag"011S. KSILJLOW IRON AX£.£ WAOON^. 421-427 Market StreeU
SIE
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SIL
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOBTEBS OV
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Sierra Liamber Co., manufacturers lumber, sash,
doors, binds, etc., yards Chico (Butte Co.) Red
Bluflf (Tehama Co.) and NE cor Fourth and Chan-
nel, Joseph De Forest yard manager, head office,
320 Sansome, room 9
Sierra Nevada Silver Mining Co., (Storey
Co., Nev.) Edwin L. Parker secretary, 67 Neyada
Block
Sierra Nevada "Wood and Lumber Co., Charles T.
Bridge seoretary, 224 California
Sierra Valley and Mohaivk Railroad Co.,
Henry I. Nation secretary, 401 California, rooms
24-25
Sles Philip, junk dealer, r. 438 Tehama
blLbb GrE 0 XI GrE carpenter and
builder, ^yinnasiam apparatus a speci-
ality, 305 Grant Av, r. 326 Mason
Siess Jacob, boots and shoes, 1137 Mitsion
Sievers Albert, miller, r. 908 Sansome
Sievers Charles, r. 737 Pine
Sievers Charles, clerk, r. NE cor Eddy and Steiner
Sievers Christian, carpenter, r. 24 Turk
Sievers Francis, bookkeeper Anglo-Callfornlan Bank,
r. 2937 Clay
Sievers Harry, hostler, r. 25 Washington
Sievers Harry, stock cutter Buckingham & Hecht. r.
305 Fell
Sievers Henry, cook, r. 26 Sacramento
Sievers John (Sievers & Hoebel) r. 245 Minna
Sievers John, blacksmith Todt k Boss, r. 64 First
Sievers John waiter Petersen & Juhl
Sievers Jolin H., nurseryman and florist, nursery
Chestnut, bet Polk and Van Ness Av, depot 25
Post, r. 1224Lonibnrd
Sievers Julius, clerk Henry Prien, r. NE cor Spear
and Hathaway's Wharf
Sievers Otto, salesman Tillmann & Bendel, r. 1207
Devisadero
Sievers k Hoebel (John Sievers and Jacob Hoebel)
harness and carriage makers, 618 Mission
■^ Sievers. See Seavers
Sieverson Ole, laboier Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E a Lou-
isiana, bet Napa and Shasta
Sievert Ferdinand, liquor saloon, 130 Berry, r. 9
Haggin
Sievert Ferdinand, painter, r. 909 Kearny
Sievert John, steward, r. 2i5 Drumm
Sieverton C. J., laundryman S. F. Laundry
Siewart Charles, charts, cigars and tobacco, 24
Steuart, r. 55Hoflf Av
Sifriiig John, baker B. Ratto, r. 1339 Dupout
Sigeius Nicholas, stevedore, r. 10 Nstoma
Sigh Patrick, -washer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Signal Service V. S. A., 302 Montgomery, ob-
server's office 41-42 Merchants' Exchange
Signouret Louis, cook, r. 1205 Stockton
Siguere B. George, prirter, r. 336 Bryant
Siguere Charles, bookbinder, r. 336 Bryant
Sihmers Ernst, baker Page & Falch, r. 6 Margaret PI
Sikes C. B. Miss, r. 1522 Clay
SikesE. & Co. (Edward Sikes) mnfrs cigars, 220-222
California
Sikes Edward (E. Sikes & Co.) r. 759 Market
Sikes William R., upholsterer, r. 1522 Clay
Sikken John L., bookkeeper, r.l523}^ Broadway
Sikora Joseph, winekeeper B. Dreyfus & Co., r. cor
Brannan and Clinton
Silago Ambrose, proptr Enterprise Dairy, NW cor
Dolores and Thirtieth
Silberberg Louis S., salesman Helman Bros., r. 24
Turk
Silberberg Max, importer fancy goods, 35 Sutter, r.
935 Post
■^ Silberberg. See Silverberg
Silberman Gottlieb, jobber dry and fancy goods, 506
Market, r. 319 Ta.vlor ^;
B^ Silberman. See Silverman
Silberstein Charles M., shift mnfr, r. 1310 Buchanan
Silberstein Geoige. clerk Hi-riuan Rogers. r.708Vallejo
Silberslein J., salesman Davis Bros., r. 44 Third
Silberstein Jamb, clerk, r. 7()8 Vallejo
Silberstein Julius, barber 427 Third
Silberstein Louis, shoemaker, r. 70K Vallejo
Silberstein Marcus, clerk Charles S. Fechheimer, r..
708 Vallejo
Silberstein Philip, dyer, r. 861 Folsom
Silberstein Samuel, satchelmaker D. Block k Co., r.
494 Brannan
Silberstein Simon, shit t mnfr, 1310 Buchanan
t^ Silberstein. See Silverstein
Silbert Charles, elgarniaker William Seidel
Silbery William, seaman, r. 26 Louisa
Silck John, lumberman, r. 328 Townsend
Silk Andrew, stablekeeper, r. 2 Washington
Silk James, r. 1428 Mission
Silk James W., pressman, r. 210 Chestnut
Silk James W., superintendent Industrial School, r.
30 Golden Gate Av
Silk John B., printer, r. 210 Chestnut
Silk Joseph M., coalpasser stmr Alameda
Silk Katie Miss, capmaker M. J. Flavin b Co., r. 210
Chestnut
Silk Martin J., printer, r. 210 Chestnut
Silk Michael J., piessman, r. 210 Chestnut
Silk Patrick, driver, r. 1428 Mission
Silk Thomas, laborer, r. 210 Chestnut
Silk Thomas H., blacksmith, r. 210 Chestnut
Silleraan George, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. E »
Wisconsin, bet Napa and Sierra
Sillery John, bartender Adam k Kihbe, r. 410 Larkin
Silovich John, deckhand tugboat Relief, r. 503 East '
Silsby Edward D., assistant Crystal Baths, r. 719'
Sbotwell
Silva Afliian, bootblack, 317 East, r. 907 Battery
Silva Alia, barber George Nicholas, r. 37 Sacramento
Silva Andrea Miss. r. 928 Capp
Silva Annie, widow, dressmaking, 12103^ Union
Silva Anthony, compositor Progresso Californiense,
r. 918 Montgomery
Silva Antoine, helper Union Box Factory, r. 115
Jackson
Silva Anton, seaman stmr Los Angeles
Silva Antonio, seaman stmr San Jos6
Silva Domingo, restaurant, 3 Harrison
Silva Emanuel, coffee saloon, 326 Folsom
Silva Fernando, physician, 618 Filbert
Silva Francisco, seaman, r. 8 Oregon
Silva George, barber, 24 Folsom
Silva James, barber, r. 405 Filbert
Silva John, barber, r. 1535 Geary
Silva John, cooper Arctic Oil Works, r. Oakland
Silva John, dairy, cor Lombard and Scott
Silva John, lab' rer, r. 921 VnUejo
Silva John, laborer S. F. BridKe Co., r. 404 Folsom
Silva Jose J., barber, r. 200 Washington
Silva Joseph, barber, 524 Davis, r. 411 Vallejo
Silva Joseph, driver Stephen Barker, r. cor Crescent
and Laurel Avs
Silva Joseph, seaman stmr Santa Rosa, r. 319 Druxnm
Silva Joseph L., bartend"r, r. 423 Union
Silva Joseph T., photographer, r. 112'2 Filbert
Silva L., with Holbrook, Merrill k Stetson, r. 418
Green
Silva Manuel, r. 605 Broadway
Silva Manuel, barber, r. 715 Lombard
Silva Manuel, barber, r. Ifi03 Dupont
Silva Manuel, barber Oscar Rothman, r. Oakland
Silva Manuel, deckhand stu.r Mary Garratt
Silva Manuel, laborer S. F. Bridge Co., r. 404 Folsom
Silva Manuel, laundryman La Grande Laundry
Silva Marie, widow, r. 327 Mor.tt^omery Av
Silva Mary, widow, r. 523 Union
Silva Michael, barber, r. 411 Vallejo
Silva Peter, laborer, r. 514 Green
Silva Ramon, tailor, r. S2nh Vallejo, rear
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Assets, $1,810,273 WM. SESTON, Asst. liaaager.
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Sllva WilHani, Bhlesinan De Lay Bros., r. Oaklaud
t^ Silva. Si-e Silver and Silvey
Sllveira Joaquin J., longshcreinan, r. 207 Pacific
Silverla Joseph V.. barbir, r. 153') Ot-ary 1
Silv. Ira Mauoel (Regalo & SilTelra) r. 500 Broadway
Silveira Muuuel. milker William Scblothan. r. £ 8
Tennt'KBi e, bi t Uuttt- and Solano, rear i
Silveira Manuel B., r. HUl Geary |
Silveiia Raulino V., liquor naloon, 32t Drumm i
Silver Adrian, barber, r. 31 Prescott PI, rear
Silver Antone, rook, r. ♦i37 Natoina
Silver City Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Lyon Co.,
Nfv.) B. Burriu secretary, 2 Nevada Block
Silver FranciBco G . bartender, r. 315 Drumm
Silver Frank, r. 41fiJ4 Linden Av
Silver H> raian, sauce, pirkle and ammonia mnfr,
6«i9 SansoQje. r. 1431 O'Farrell
Silver Hill Miuing Co. (Storey Co.. Nev.) W. K. Dean
secretury, 79 Nevada Block
Silver Isaac, ■■igar dealer, r. DH Pacific
Silver Jaiups, waiter, r. 2759 Mission
Silver Joseph, laborer, r. 207 Pacific
Silver Joseph, with Herman Silver, r. 914 Pacific
Silver Joseph M., lithographer A. Waldstein, r. 8
Bernard
Silver Jonnph S., contractor, r. 1027 Twenty-first
Silver Kin;; Mininjr Co. (Arizona) Joseph
Nasb seiri tarv, 3j8 Montgomery, room 19
Silver Lining Mining Co. (Aurora, Nev.) office 230
Montgomery, rooms 11-12
Silver Manuel, barber S. Mendelson, r. 918 Mont-
gomery
Silvi-r Marion Mrs., teacher Longfellow Primary
School, r. 1431 O'Farrell
Silver Max, tailor, r. 43U Sixth, rear
Silver M. J., drafisman C. A. Kllukner, r. Oakland
Silver Morris (Hawkins fc Silver) r. 8 Bernard
Silver Selig, clerk D. Zeimer, r. 438 Hayes
Silver Sophia Miss, saleslady G. W. Wright, r. 814
Pacific
Silver Star Free Kindergarten, 806 Sansome
Silver St;ir Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Lyon Co.,
Nev.) K. W. Heath secretary, 318 Pine, room 17
Silver Star Hall, «0(i Sansome
Silver Star House, Mrs. N. E. May proprietor, 326
SILVER STATE HOUSE
L. S. SlarUweutlier proprietor, SE cor
Ellis and Itlason
Sliver Street Free Kindergarten, 64 Silver
Silver Street Kindergarten Society, 64 Silver
Silver William J., printer, r. 5 Yerba Buena
i^'Slver. See Silva
Silvi ra Antone, bartender Philip F. DeBprei, r. 3029
Sixteenth
Silverbcrg Adolph, butcher, 1 New Metropolitan
Maik^t, r. 2310 Post
Sllverberg Arthur, assistant bookkeeper Esberg,
Bachman & Co., r. 152G Sutter
Silverberg Joseph, tailor, 530 Stevenson
Silverberg Joseph S. (Schweitzer fc Co.) r. 1526 Sutter
Sllveiberg Simon, wholesale butcher, S s Honduras,
bet Kentucky and Susquehanna, office 320 San-
•"me, room 3'.t. r. 1.526 Sutter
•^ Silverberg. See Silberbei g
Silverman Adolph, drygoods, 1410 Polk, r. 919 Polk
Silverman B., presser Brown Bros. &Co.,r. 359 Jessie
Silverman Frederick, bookkeeper D. N. & E. Walter
ft Co., r. 1010 Golden Gate Av
Silverman H. Mrs., widow, r. 1016 Golden Gate Av
Silverman Henry, clerk Esberg, Bachman & Co., r.
lOUi Golden Gate Av
Silverman Henry, salesman J. Silverman, r. 110 Eddy
Silverman Joseph, dry and fancy goods, 222-224
Third, r. 31U Taylor
Silverman Louis, salesman A. Silverman, r. 538 Ellis
Silverman Moritz (Peixotto ft Silverman) r. 5(il Geary
DR. BAZAN'S
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Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Giyen.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
GARDEN HOSE,
LAWN SPRINKLERS, HOSE MENDERS,
HOSE COUPLINGS, HOSE PIPES.
W. E. LANE, Plumber, I
605 KEARNV STREET.
Established 18C0. Telephone 31JL
Silverman Solomon, peildler, r. Spring Valley Home-
stead, nr MiSNion Road
1^" Silverman. See Silberman
Silverstein Abraham M., seen tary The Veach Medi-
cine Co., and bookkeeper Commercial Soap Co.,
r. 1236 Eddy
Silverstein Jacob, teamster, 15 Battery, r. 1025 McAl-
lister
Silverstein Julius, drygoods dealer, r. 1818 Union
Silverstein Morris (Cohen ft Silverstein) r. 951 FoUom
tff" Silverstein. See Sllberstein
Silverstine Solomon, cutter, r. 416 Golden Gate At
Silverstone Bertha, widow, r. 1322 Bu.hanan
Silverstone Emanuel, clerk general freight office S.
P. Co., r. 12i3 Golden Gate Av
Silverstone Joseph, r. 1213 Golden Gate At
Silverstone Louis, glazier, r. 439 Tehama
Silverstone O., agent G. A. Flower A; Co., r. .317 Kearny
Silverstone R. A., teachT Hebrew, r. 1906 Mission
Silverstone Sholom, clerk O. and O. SS. Co., r. 1213
Golden Gate Av
Sllverthorn John C, clerk local freight offic« S. P.
Co.. r. 125 Shotwell
Sllverthorn Myles, car conductor, r. 1203 Union
Sllverthorn William H., storeroom clerk freight de-
pot S. P. Co., r. 125 Shotwell
Silverns Herman, bookkeeper Hicks & Judd, r. 3
Raphael PI
Silverwood Harry, second engineer stmr Zealandia
Silves Mary B., widow, r. 203 Union
Silvester Henrietta E., widow, r. 1117 Taylor
Silvestir Leander, r. 1112 Saoiamento
Silvester S., (ish. 1705 Polk, r. 52 Jessie, rear
^y Silvester. See Sylvester
Silvestri Achille. tish dealer, 41-44 Washington Mar-
ket, r. 1507 Stockton
Silvestri George W., clerk, r. 1507 Stockton
Silvestri M. (Barsauti ft Silvestri) r. 32(5 Fifth
Silvey Anthony M.. clerk, r. t<05 Union
Silvey Charles, millhand Union Box Factory, r. 805
Union
Silvey Conrad A., hat presser, r. 1425 Market
Silvey C. R. Mrs., dress and cloak maker, 805 Union
Silvey Georcre T., foreman Hook and Ladder No. 5, r.
1310 Webster
Silvey John, laborer, r. 205 Greenwich
Silvey Lee E. (Hicks ft Silvey) r. Palace Hotel
Silvey Mary A., widow, r. 2410 Post
Silvey Raymond M., policeman, r. 2410 Post
Ifi^ Silvey. See Silva
Silvia Martin, laborers, r. 908 Sansome
Silvia Samuel, laundryman La Grande Laundry
Silvy Antone iSilvy ft Marante) r. 503 Howard
Silvy ft Marante (.-vntone Silvy and Joseph F. Mar-
antei barbers, 503 Howard
31m John A., cardriver. r. 1731 Mission
Sime Fr;ink. r. 29 Grant Av
Si me Gustave T., barber, r. 23.35 Pine
Sime Hugh T , clerk Donohoe, Kelly ft Co., r. 600
Bush
Sime Rasmus, blacksmith, r. 31 Gilbert
8^ Sime. See Syme
Simers Emanuel, barber H. Richter
Simi Andrew, butcher. 127 Sixth, r. 129 Sixth
Siiiii Antonio, laborer, r 10 August Alley
Slmi Gabriel, cook. r. 1103 Powell
Simi Gaetano. peddler, r. 411 Bay
Siml Giuseppe (P. ft G. Simi) r. Hesldsburg
Simi Leaiidro, tailor, r. 13 Bannani PI
Stmi Louis, cLrk P. ft G. Slnji. r. 429 Green
Simi P. \ G. (Peter and Giuseppe) Cul. wine mer-
chants, 429 Green
Simi Peter (P. ft O. Simi) t. 429 Green
Simi S., boot and shoemaking, 318 Broadway
Simkin Gtorge, shoemaker, r. l-'iHl Turk
Simklns Albert, baker, r. 5(i9 Third
Simkins Charles, baker, r. 509 Third
Simma Joseph A., metal spinner, r. 604 Second
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Pipe Fittings, all Sizes.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Simme Andrew, butcher, r. 403 Natonia
Sinomen Caspar A., laborer, r. cor Algeria and Penob-
scot
Slmmen David, laborer r. cor Algeria and Penobscot
Simraen Ferdinand, carpenter, r. 356 Eleventh
Simmen Frank P., band sawyer, r. 1724 Jessie
Sinimen Frederick, clerk Firemans Fund Ins. Co., r.
356 Eleventh
Simmen John, cabinetmaker TJ. Fritschi, r. 332
Twenty-ninth
Simmen Melchior, driver, r. cor Algeria and Penob-
scot
Simmen Samuel, shipping clerk, r. 356 Eleventh
Simmer Charles, engineer Dow Steam Pump Works,
r. 404 Ninth
Simmie James W., master schr Mabel Gray, r. 27 Al-
bion Av
Simmon Christ, seaman scow Alaska, r. 3H Clyde
Simmon Henry, cook, r. 5 Washington
Simmon Samuel, shoemaker Myer Cohn, r.239 Sixth
Simmonds E. Miss, r. 821 Eddy
Simmonds F. St., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 420 Grove
Simmonds George k Co. (Philip Simmonds, Albert
Dallemand and Tobias Oberfelder) wholesale
liquors, 215-217 California
Simmonds Harry, commercial traveler, r. 622 Clay
Simmonds Henry, waiter Portland Hotel
Simmonds Philip (George Simmonds & Co.) r. 309
Powell
Simmonds T. C, manager City Warehouse, SE
cor Sansome and Lombard r. 623 Seventh
Simmons Alphonso, lauudry, 1743 Mission
Simmons Andrew, watchman S. F. Cordage Factory,
r. W B Iowa, bet Sierra and Nevada
Simmons Charles, carpenter, r. 8>(7 Valencia
Simmons Charles, seaman stmr Crescent City
Simmons Charles W., bookkeeper Wightman Bros.,
r. 16:J3 Clay
Simmons Christopher, seaman stmr Crescent City
Simmons E. E., salesman Whittler, Fuller & Co., r.
Alameda
Simmons Frederick, clerk Surveyor's OfiBce, r. 627
Broadway
Simmons George, hackdriver, r. 637 Broadway
Simmons George, silkdyer, r. 418 Shotwell
Simmons George O. (Simmons & Cunningham) r.
Oakland
Simmons George B., compositor Bulletin, r. 1028
Pacific
Simmons Herbert, cigars and tobacco, 146 Fourth, r.
Henrietta PI
Simmons James E., attorney at law, 207 Sansome, r.
Oakland
Simmons John, dairyman, r. 643 Minna
Simmons Jchn, hackdriver, r. 75 Natoma
SimTuoDS John, printer, r. 707 Montgomery Av
Simmons John G., barber, r. 175 Fourteenth
Simmons Johu P., machinist, r. 127 -lulian At
Simmons Joseph S., miner, r. 819 Filbert
Simmons J. Stevens, f^tage carpenter Tivoll Opera
House, r. 507 Hhiaht
Simmons Jvilia, widow, r. 1215 Filbert
Simmons Julia Mrs , vocalist Tivoli Opera House
Simmons K. A. Mrs., widow, r. 110^ McAllister
Simmons Kate Miss, r. 28 N 'toma
Simmons Louisa Mrs., r. 1743 Mission
Simmons Maurice J., auctioneer, 1322 Market, r. 2821
Bush
Simmons O. W., barber Philip Cohen, r. 522 Howard
Simmous Peter, huuaeraover D. Harriss, r. 830 Geary
Simmons Phillip, r. 819 Filbert
Simmons, Rowe & Co. (in liquidation) hardware, 52
Clay
Simmons Samuel D., special policeman, r. 506 Green-
wich
Simmons Samuel D. Jr., porter Freeman Bros, k Co.,
r. 506 Greenwich
Simmons Sylvester R. (Maxson k Simmons) r. 2011
Powell
Simmons William A., clerk John L. Williams & Co.,
r. 819 Filbert
Simmons William 3. M., paper carrier, r. Ocean View
Simmons William S. (Simmons k Meyers) r. 17 How-
ard
Simmons i Cunningham (George O. Simmons and
Andrew C. Cunningham) designers and wood en-
gravers, 436 Montgomery
I Simmons & Meyers (William S. Simmons and Charles
j Meyers) riggers. 17 Howard
I B^" Simmons. See Simonda. Simons and Symondt
' Simms Annie, laundress, r. 2114H Jones
I Simms Charles, dentist 825 Market, r. 702 Sutter
j Simms Esther Miss, teacher Clement Grammar School,
r. 20 Elgin Park Av
I Simms Henry, foreman Mrs. M. A. Elliot, r. Oakland
Simms Mary, ironer L. Schmitt, r. 21143^ Jones
Simms Thomas, seaman, r. 2ti3 East
Simms Thomas, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 131 Third
Simms William G., compositor C. A. Murdock k Co.,
r. 1523 Powell
B^ Simms. See Sims and Symmes
Simoletti Mateo, laborer, r. NW cor Twentieth and
Church
Simon Abraham, tailor, r. 454 Clementina
Simon Abram, crockery, glass and tinware, 1034 Fol-
som
Simon Albert (Albert Simon* Co.) r. 1536 Ellis
Simon .Albert, waiter, r. 503 Turk
Simon Albert A: Co. (Albert Simon and Caesar N.
Splero) cigar mnfrs, 6U6-60S Battery
Simon Alex (Falk & Simon) r. 806^ Geary
Simon Alfred, salesman Stein, Simon & Co., r. 1706
Geary
Simon Alphonse, laundryman, r. 1743 Mission
Simon Autone, laborer, r. 1431 Montgomery
Simon Benjamin, capitalist, r. 906 Geary
Simon Charles, clerk, r. 1608 Van Ness Av
Simon Charles J. (Arnold Pollak & Co.) r. 417 Mason
Simon David, barber Solomou S. Simon, r. 406 Sixth
Simon E. A., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt .^ Co., r. 350
Waller
Simon Ephraim (Simon, Jacobs & Co.) and agent
-Merced Woolen Mills, 17 Battery, I. 1117 Van
Ness Av
Simon Esther, pawnbroker, 135 Third
Simon F. Xavier, clerk Britton & Key. r. 520 Fell
Simon Gabriel, tailor, 609 Mission, r. 275Ji Minn*
Simon George, brewer, r. 677 !< Mission
Simon H. Mrs., clothing, 305 J« Third
Simon Henry, bartender Postel Bros., r. 39 Willow At
Simon Henry, engineer, r. 160 Steuart
Simon Henry, salesman Newman k Levinson, r. 44T
Jessie
Simon Hermann L. (Stein, Simon k Co.) r. 1706 Oeary
Simon Hulda, widow, r. 447 Jessie
Simon Isadore, r. 33;i Twenty-seventh
Simon Isidore, bookkeeper Theodore Liebermann, r.
1811 Baker
Simon, Jacobs & Co. (Simon I. and Ephraim
Simon and I. H. Jacobs) merchants (Merced and
Snelling) office 17 Battery
Simon John, barber, 406 Sixth
Simon Joseph, crockery and glassware, 302-304 Sixth,
r. 421 Sixth
Simon Jules, physician and surgeon, 323 Geary
Simon Julius, hackdriver, r. 637 Broadway
Simon Julius C. (Coghill & Simon) r. 432 Ellis
Simon Leopold, salesman Arnold Pollak i: Co., r. 183a
Sutter
Simon Louis, salesman Stein, Simon & Co., r. 1706
Geary
Simon M. & Co. (Meyer Simon and Aaron Samuel)
millinery goods, 21 Siifter
Simon Malvina Miss, teacher Whlttier Primary
School, r. 1608 Van Ness Av
UPHOLSTERY.
WHOLESALE AND EETATL
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
Ml to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.-
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manofactorers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
CPI IDCC CYTDA riDV • ^ ««*""! P«xl«ct«>f the Finest Orape* of) ARPAD HARASZTHY 4 CO.,
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Simon Mary, crockery, 206 Pacific
Simon Max (Sears, Simon & Porter) r. 817 Mont-
gomery
Simon Meyer (M. Simon & Co.) r. 1722 O'Farrell
Simon Minna Mrs., teacher Jolin Swett Grammar
School, r. 1«I1 Baker
Simon Morris, peddler, r. 33 >4 Moss
Simon Narcis, wiueinalier, r. ti.t9 Broad-way
Simon Paul, compositor Chronicle, r. 1118 Market
Simon Peter (Nager ^<t Simon) r. 8 s Lahaina, bet
Penobscot and Sautee
Slmou R., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Simon R. A., electrician stmr Santa Rosa, r. 408
Sixth
Simon Robert, coal passer Btmr Oolima
Simon Samuel, salesman M. Simon ti Co., r. 1722
O'Karrell
Simon Samuel, teamster, r. 4.5.'> Stevenson
Simon Sarah, widow becond-hand clothing, 818 Mont-
gomery
Simun Scott S., barber J. Simon, r. 406 Sixth
Simon Si^muud, commercial traveler, r. 432 Ellis
Simon Sigmund H., salesman Kelly & Llebes, r. 905
Market
Simoo Sigmund L., deputy Sheriff, r. 1514 Devisa-
dero
Slmou Simon, r. 1608 Van Ness Av
Simon Simon I. (Simon, Jacobs & Co.) r. 1016 Van
Ness At
Simon Solomons., barber, 240 O'Farrell. r. U Gar-
den
Simon Thomas, wire drawer, r. 801 Filbert
Simon Tiiiii>th.v, carpenter, r. 209 Leldesdorff
Simon William, laborer S. P. Co., r. 624 Fourth
8^ Simon. See Symon
Simonds John, mufr saws and machine knives, 511-
513 .Mission, r. Oakland
Simonds Lizzie, widow, r. 175 Fourteenth
Simonds Samuel D., r. 935 Clay
Siinonda S. H., agent Los Gatoa Ice Co., 654 Mis-
sion
Simonds Wilbert A., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons,
r. 1203 Market
Simonas Willis S., letter carrier Post Office, r. 1143
Shotwell
1^" Simonds. See Simmons and Synionds
Simouetti Gabrlello (G. Simonetti & Co.) r. 702 Front
Simonetti G. & Co. (Gabrlello Simonetti and Ermen-
egildo Oiannoui) proptrs Cavour Hotel, 702 Front
Simonetti John, junk dealer, r. 1508 Diipout, rear
Simons Adolph, salesman M. A. Gunst k Co., r. 613
Fell
Simons Albert, waiter, r. 503 Turk
Simons Frank T., copyist, r. 605 Natoma
Simons Frederick, salesman Joe Spanier k Co., r. 613
Fell
Simons Frederick T., artist Universal Copying Co., r.
SW cor Natoma and Seventh
Simons G. Stuart (Ptter B. Simons & Son) r. 320
Page
Simons Harry, bootblack Charles A. Erbe, r. 503 Turk
Simons Isidor, foreman G. Cohn & Co., r. 613 Fell
Simons James bookkeeper Ephraim Simon, r. 1015
Van Ness Av
Simons Louis 3., travelling salesman, Eahn Bros.,
Bine * Co., r. 8.'8 O'Farrell
Simons Mosts, paper ruler H. S. Crocker ji Co., r.
Oakland
Simons Nellie Miss, teacher music, r. 1614 Guerrero
Simons Piiul, printer, r. 1118 .Market
Simons Peter B. (Peter B. Simons 4 Son) r. Occiden-
tal Hotel
SIMONS PETEE B. & SON,
(Peter B. and G. Stuart Simons) itianu- !
facturei* and dealers ^vatches, jevrelry
diamonds, etc., officv fitiO Sutter
Simons Solomau, r. 42o,'3 Third
FRATINGER & CO.
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Roofs oi all kinds made Water TlgfiU
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PLUMBER, e06 KBABMT STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Simoiis Th. odore, driver William Schlothan, r. W s
Minnesota, bet Sierra and Napa
Simons Thomas, wire drawer Cal. Wire Works, r. 801
Filbert
•^ Simons. See Slmmonds, Simmons and Symons
Simonsen Bertha Miss, teacher Sanchez Street Prim-
ary School, r. 724 Harrison
Simonsen Christopher, seaman, r. 36 Natoma
Simousen J., seaman stmr Newbern
Simonsen Louis, clerk Vale fc Son, r. 1035 Market
Simousen Niels (Jensen & Simonsen) r. 40 Natoma
Simonsen Rasmus P., cook. r. 20.S Perry
Simonson Andrew M., r. 210 Montgomery Av
Simonson J., seaman stmr Mexico
Simonson John A., brassfinisher W. T. Garratt k Co.,
r. 1217 X Kearny
Simonson Joseph, president Cal. Gas Fixture Co., 124
Sutter, r. 127 Kearny
Simonson Sigvart, laborer, r. 424 Fifth
Simonson Simon, master mariner, r. 421 Greenwich
Simonsson John, r. 4 McCormick
Simouton Samuel, bookkeeper, r. 617 Mason
Simontou Thomas B., carpenter, r. 1350 Folsom
Simpers George W., laborer Custom House, r. 314
Bush
Simpkin Charles W., shoemaker Kutz k Murr, r. 602
Fell
Simpkins Charles H., commission merchant, 328
Montgomory, room 7, r. 2100 Cjllfornia
Simpsim .\. D., salesman Brown Bros. * Co.
Simpson Adam, cabinetmaker, r. 417 Bush
Simpson A. F. Mrs., r. 814 Sutter
Simpson Albert, conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1409Larkin
Simpson Alexander, ship carpenter, r. fil3 Second
Simpson A. M. <!(f Brother (Asa M. and Robert {
W.) lumber dealers and agents Coos Bay and Co-
lumbia River Packets, office 48 Market, yards
Howard and Beale Street Wharves
Simpson .\nthony, baker, r. 411 Pacific
Simpson Asa M. (A. M. Simpson k Bro.) r. Oakland
Simpson Carrie E., widow, r. IH)^ McAllister
Simpson Charles, barber Daniel J. LInehan
Simpson Charles, cook, r. 211 Stevenson
Simpson Charles, teamster, r. 813 Vallejo
Simpson Charles 8., miner, r. 32 Twelfth
Simpson Clement S., shipping clerk, r. 69 Tehama
Simpson Edward, laborer, r. 9:i0 Twentieth, rear
Simpson Edward, seaman, r. 1105 Clay
Simpson Eliza C, widow, r. 2096 Market
Simpson Faunie, packer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 1110
Montgomery
Simpson Frederick, boxmaker, r. 212 Seventh
Simpson Frederick, saw filer Pac. Woodenware and
Cooperage Co., r. 412 Seventh
Simpson George A., salesman, r. 421 Eddy
Simpson George L., grainer, r. 1207 Mission
Simpson Harry, painter, r. 1415 Pacific
Simpson H. B., r. 413 Post
Simpson Henry, master mariner, r. 301 Lombard
Simpson Henry H., musician, r. 1207 Mission
Simpson Howard J., property man Stiuilard Theater,
r. 8 Antonio
Simpson James, physician, office 234 Post, office
hours 1 t) 3 p. M., r. 1212 Sutter
Simpson James F., r. 44 Third
Simpson James G., mulder, r. 20 Stanford
Simpson James S., expressman, r. 8 Antonio
Simpson Joun, blacksmith Fulton Iron Works, r. 917
Howard
Simpson Ji'hn, consul Denmark, office 11 Market
(and Simpson & Fisher) r. 12U Jackson
Simpson John, engineer, r. 421 Greenwich
Simp-^on John, foreman lithographer Abraham Wald-
t-tein, r. 34 Ford
Simpson John, liquors and cigars, 403 Geary, r. 163S
Mission
Simpson John A., examiner Custom House, r. 1413
California
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
nnnnnnctnrrr ofoverr description of
PA8SBNOER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
48 to 5U Beale 6>treet, Sau Francisco.
Baling Presses TSUMAN, ISHAM & HOOKEB, 421-427 Market St. MAY.HUUIjL
Ddiing rrc&acd. mop, wooii. ka«. and oRdMtiiA presses.
SIM
1082
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMP0ETER8 OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
All Sizes and Nnmberg.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
SimpHOD John H., commercial traveler H. Lfvi & Co.
Siiupson Jolin H., foreman Bulletin, r. 1118 Jackson
Simpson Jolin J., janitor New City Hall, r. 917 How-
ard
Simption John L., carpenter, r. 521 Pacific
Simpson Joseph Cairii, editor Breeder and Sports-
man, 508 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Simpson Joseph E., clerk, r. 802 SLotwell
Simpson Lazarus, pressman Bumm & Cooper, r.What
Cheer House
Simpson Lillie Miss, teacher Eighth Street Primary
School, r. 312 Sixth
Simpson Lizzie A. Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening
School, r. 2535 Mission
Simpson Margaret, widow, r. 312 Sixth
Simpson Mary, widow, r. 426 O'Farrell
Simpson Memorial Methodiat Esplaeopal
Cliarcli, Rev. Frank F. Jewell pastor, St cor
Buchanan and Hayes
Simpson N., r. 40 Natoma
Simpson Nathan S., r. 234 Bush
Simpson Obert, draftsman Percy b Hamilton, r.
Alameda
Simpson Peter &., r. 2132 Howard
Siupson R., commercial ageut, r. 623 Jessie
Simpson R. F., contractor and builder, 330 Pine,
rooms 11-12, r. Oakland
Simpson Richard S., salesman Richard W. Simpson,
r. 813 Laguna
Simpson Richard W., manufacturer brushes
and brooms, 613-615 Brannan, oflSce 319 Sacra-
mento, r. 813 Laguna
Simpson Robert M., bookkeeper D. L. Beck & Sons,
r. Oakland
Simpson Robert W. (A. M. Simpson & Bro.) r. Russ
House
Simpson Sarah, widow, r. 1106 Howard
Simpson Sylvester C, attorney at law, r.703 ^hotwell
Simpson Thomas, graiuer, r. 1207 Mission
Simpson Thomas, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 312 Sixth
Simpson Thomas B. (Simpson & Millar) r. 1135 Ellis
Simpson Thomas C, graiuer, r. 1207 Mission
Bimpsiin Thomas J., buyer O'Connor. Moffatt & Co..
r. New York
Simpson Thomas W., harnessmaker, r. 359 Jessie
Simpson 'William, druggist, 609 Davis, r. Ala-
meda
Simpson William, foreman laborers Custom House,
r. 812 Twenty-fourth
Simpson William, liquor saloon, 2859 Mission, r. 802
Shotwell
Simpson W illiam, musician, r. 117 Sixth
Simpson William, plasterer, r. 813 Vallejo
Simpson William, stevedore, r. 1315 Sansome
Simpson William, steward, r. 1434 Broadway
Slmpsom William Mrs., widow, r. 2.535 Mission
Simpson WilHam A., compositor Bulletin
Simpson William H., carpenter S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory
Simpson William P., student, r. 1212 Sutter
Simpson Si Fisher (John Simpson and Andrew
Fisher) sailmakers, 34-36 Steu:irt
Simpson <& Millar (Thomas B. Simpson and John
E. Millar) searchers of records, 522 California
Simpton Charles J. W., engineer, r. 1129 Shotwell
Slmpton George W., boatman, r. 812M Jessie
Simrak Mitchell iSimrak * Tassoraz) r. SW cor Cali
fornia and Devisadero
Simrak Samuel, machinist J. Wagner & Co., r. SW cor
California and D^visadero
Simrak & Tassoraz (Mitchell Simrak and M. Tassoraz)
fruit and produce, SW cor California and Devis-
adero
Sims Alfred, waiter R. Stege. r. 322M O'Farrell
Sims Chris W. (Eybs & Sims) r. 577 Jj Mission
Sims George C, lumberman, r. 26 Dorland
Sims Horace, car builder, r. 408 Twenty-second
Sims James M., salesman T. Henry Asche, r. 5153ii
Valencia
Sims J. Fletcher (Sims & Morris) r. 2404 Mission
Sims John, housesmith Sims & Morris, r- 1226 Treat
Av
Sims John R., capitalist, J. W. Whiting agent, ofi&ce
221 Sansome
Sims Jostph, foreman Slma & Morris, r. 1226 Treat
Av
Sims Patrick, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons, r. 512
Mission
Sims Samuel J., bookkeeper Day, Huber & Craker, r.
1226 Ti eat Av
Sims & Morris (J. Fletcher Sims and Willard B.
Morris) proprietors Western Iron Works, 123-
125 Beale
t^ Sims. See Simms and Symmes
Simson Anna Mrs., r. 11 Boyd
1^" Simson. See Simpson
Slncich Gerolomo, cook, r. 1318 Kearny
Sinclair Alfred H.. printer, r. 8ii West Mission
Sinclair Cliarles H., superintendent Mission
Rock Warehouse, office 318 California, r. 1112
Twenty-first
Sinclair Colin, r. 824 Union
Sinclair David A., clerk G. W. Clark & Co., r. Oak-
land
Sinclair Douglas, deckhand stmr Mariposa
Sinclair Edward J., r 331 H Bush
Sinclair Harry, fresco painter, r. 1408 Mission
Sinclair Henry, first mate ship Blue Jacket, r. 410
Beale
Sinclair J. A. (McKay & Co.) r. Eureka, Humboldt
Sinclair John, capitalist, r. 533 Golden Gate Av
Sinclair John A., drayman, r. 321 Ninth
Sinclair John W., carpenter, r. 727 Bay
Sinclair John W. Jr., student, r. 727 Bay
Sinclair Learjder D., agent, r. 1930 Page
Sinclair Lyford, clerk, r. 727 Bay
Sinclair Mary A., widow, r. 824 Union
Sinclair Mary E. Miss, r. 49 Boardman PI
Sinclair Norman, clerk Pac. Surety Co., r. 633 Golden
Gate Av
Sinclair Peter, cabinetmaker, r. SE cor Santa Clara
and Hampshire
Sinclair Peter, miner, r. 519 Sacramento
Sinclair Samuel F., real ebtate, 432 Montgomery
room 5, r. Oakland
Sinclair William, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons, r.
27 Hill
t^ Sinclair. See St. Clair
Sincock Catherine, widow, r. 119 Fell
Sindel Adelia, widow, r. 23 Rondell PI
Sinden John, stableman, r. 435 Pine
Sine William, r. 1829 Howard
Sine William K., clerk, r. 2711 Bush
Sliicr George H., master mariner, r. 104 Stenart
Singer Aaron, carpenter Thomas H. Day, r. 48 Fourth
Singer Alfred, teacher music, 37 Post
Singer Ellen, widow, r. 633 Stevenson
Singer Frederick, baker, r. 82 Jessie
Singer fl. F., baker Swain Broi., r. 82 Jessie
Singer H. O., conductor N. B. and .M. RE., r. 2877
Folsom
Singer Henry, laborer Lachman & Jacobi, r. 819
Howard
Singer J., clerk, r. 2817 Folsom
Singer Leonard, butcher, r. cor Venezuela and Rail-
, road Av
Singer Leonhard, laborer Peter Hansen, r. SE cor
Trinidad and Railroad Av
Singer Louis I., driver Phoenix Brewery, r. 8 Ford
SINGER MANUFACTURiG CO, THE
aa Post
Singer Sohjmon, salesman Charles Edelman, r. 466
Tehama
Singbi Mary E. Mrs., clairvoyant, 1 Fifth, room 32
THE BEST
OVERCOATS
For MEN and BOYS at
THE HASTINGS"
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.
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IMPERIAL Fire Ii. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN. Manager
WU. SEZTOll, ist. Uanager.
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
SIN
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SinKl^r Rudolph, barber, r. 1190 Harrison
Singleton Cbarles, bcwetrBim r, r. 52 M Lonlsa
Slngletou Jnhu H.. collector Singer Mnfg Co., r. 28
RUR8
Singletdu Josephine Mrs., chambermaid Palace Hotel,
r. 25 Hunt
Slnplelon Pbilir, machinist Cal. Sugar Refinery
Sluglt ton ThomaB, brakeman S. F. Bridge Co., r.
Kentnctiy HouEe
Singleton William, canf-worlier. r. 253k Clara
Slnjjby FraukB, clcrkS. F. and N. P. RR., r. San
Riifael
SinibaUll Ascnnio, laborer, r. 629 Broadway
Sink Catherine, widow, r. 425 Grove
Sinker LouiB, baker, r. 625 Clay
SInkton Samuel, mimer. r. Lick Honse
Slunett Alvah, packer Huntington, Hopkins k Co., r.
62.-1 Mc.lllli.tpr
Slnnott Henry, hoBtlcr. r. 343 Tehama
Sionoit James, r. 342 Tehama
Slnuo t Johanna, domestic 2302 California
Sinnott John cardriver, r. 630!» Minna
Sinuott Marie A. Mrs., teacher Van Ness Seminary, r.
1222 Pine
Slnnott Nettie Miss, artist, r. 1037 54 Market
Slnnott Patrick R., bookkeeper Sanders k Co., r. E s
Prospect Av. nr Tweuty-eigbth. B. H.
Sinnoit Richard, contractor, r. 1321 Guerrero
»■ Slnnott. St-e Sennett
Slnon John, gardener, r. NW cor Church and Twenty-
ninth
Slnon Thomas, with Jason Springer & Co.
Sinon Timothy, carpenter, r. 2015 Hyde
Sinon Witlianj, builder, r. 2015 Hyde
Sinon William J., wharfinger Section 2, Sea Wall, r.
2(115 Hyde
Siusheiojer Brothers, merchants (San Luis Obispo)
oflace 220-222 California
Slnsbeiraer Henry (Sinshelmer Bros.) and with S.
Kosbland * Co., r. 2102 Van Npbs At
Slnton Richard H., real estate, 22 Montgomery, r.lOOl
Pine
Sliiz Ludwig, painter, r. 10f>5 Clay
Sinz Otto, watchmaker and jeweler, 33 Kearny, r. 320
Duncan
Sloli Paul, artist, r 1112 Leavenworth
Slpe Milo T., laundryman Western Laimdry Assn, r.
NK cor Sixteenth and Dolores
Siperly Florence E. Miss, teacher music, r. 409 O'Far-
rell
Siperly Lillie A. Miss, teacher music, r. 409 O'Farrell
Sippel Frank E., restaurant, E s Louisiana, bet Napa
and Sierra
Slpps Daniel, tanner South S. P. Tannery, r. N s
Venezuela, bet Tombigbee and Poiomac
Sire Piiul, expressman, r. 185 Vandewater
Sirey John H., carpenter, r. 327 Fourth
Sirleui Leon, bookkeeper, r. 13 Jneper PI
Sirl John, blacksmith M. Ritzmueller, r. 634 Tehama
Siron Marie, widow, r. 3 Caroline, rear
Sirrer Joseph, carpenter, r. 431 Pine
SIkco J. B., r. 605 Broadway
Sisenvine Levi, i-ltrars and tobacco, Palace and Grand
Hotels r. 733 McAllister
Sisenvine Rachel Mrs., widow, r. 1208J4 Polk
SlKenvlne Samuel, clerk L. Sisenvine, r. 1208 Jj Polk
Sisenvine Simon, salesman L. Sisenvine, r. 1208M
Polk
Sissok Louis, r. Lick House
Sisson Albert W. (SIsson, Crocker & Co.) r. 419 Ellis
Slsson Caroline M. Mr*., principal Buena Vista Pri-
mary S. hool, r. 2.'i06 Bush
Slason, Crocker & Co. (Albert W. Slsson, Clark
W. Crocker, Samuel M. Cutler, George W. Scott
and Milo A. Burke) general merchandise, 202 San-
some
Sisters of Mercy Employment Office, St. Mary's Hos-
pital, cor Fir^t and Bryant
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIF.RWO-i:r.,ECTRIC
RUSSIAN ail TURKISH BATHS
Mso Medicated and Electric Baths Giyen.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED
CHIMNEYS REPAIRED. CHIMNEY SWEEPINt.
CMmnf y Topa that >vill draw.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established IMO. Telephone 315.
Sisters of Notre Dame, E s Dolores, bet Sixteenth and
Seventeenth
Sisters of St. Dominic (second order) Private School,
S B Golden Gate Av. bet Jon'S and Leavenworth
Slaters of The Holy Family. 110 H'lyes and 1413 Powell
Sisters of the Hi>ly Nnmes of Jesus and Mary, Stlect
and Parochial Schools, TeutU, bet Howard and
Folsom
Sitka Mining and Commercial Co. (Alaska) B. L. Bur-
ling se. retHry, €,2-63 Nevada Block
Sittenfeldt Herman, tailor, r. Ifi27 Powell
Sitt nheim Benjamin, r. 538 Birch Av
SittenheiiA Lena, shoefitter Eutz & Murr, r. S38 Birch
Av
Slvers John, foreman Buckingham k Hecht, r. NE
cor GouKh and Hayes
Siverson Mary, domestic 208 San Jos^ Av
Sivertsen Martin O., saloon keeper, r. 403 Folsom
Sivori Joseph, peddler, r. lit August Alley
Six-Mile House. Henry Blanken proptr, San Brnno
Road, six miles from Old City Hall
Sixth Street House, NW cor Sixth and Howard
Size Patrick, boilermaker, r. 50 Silver
Sjalberger Frank, milker Charles M. Hawes, r. SW
cor Napa and Connecticut
Sjoberg Andres G., lumberman, r. 116 Berry
Sjoberg Johan, cook E. A. Jansen, r. 116 Berry
Sjogren Albert, coflee saloon, 4l:t J* East
Sjogren Charles, steward schr Free Trade, r. 631 East
Rjoliolm Niles, farmer, r. 1206 Treat Av
Sjor John, seaman, r. 7 Commercial
Skafido A., fruits, 13 Valencia
^'kaL'lund U.. seaman slrar Mariposa
SkHife A. fc Co. (Alfred Skaife) mnfrs cigars, 302 Sac-
ramento
Skaife Alfred (A. Skaife * Co.) r. 517 Webster
SI e< hen Henty R., marblepoliiiher, r. 469 Stevenson
Skeehen J., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Skeehen John J., fruits and vegetables, r. 3016 Six-
teenth
Skeen Morton H., schr Golden Fleece, r. cor Third
and Berry
Skelly Agnes Miss, dressmaker, r. 1557)i Market
Skelly Augustine, clerk, r. 120 Ninth
Skelly Edward, conductor, r. 2920 Folsom
Skellv Edward, longshoreman, and extraman Engine
No. 4, r. 144 Second
Skelly Edward J., longshoreman, r. 8 Anthony
Skelly Emma Miss. r. 21 Glover
Skelly Frank J., bookkeeper, r. 422 McAllister
Skellv Frank P., clerk Langley & Michaels, r. 24
Haight
Skelly Jnmes B., salesman Frank G. Edwards, r.
130fiM Larkin
Skelly J. E., carpenter S. P. Planing Mill, r. 1034
P'otrero Av
Skelly John, r. 15 Rausch
Skelly John, driver North Beach and Mission RB., r.
1104 Shotwell
Skelly John, borseshoer, r. 613 Lombard
Skelly John, hostler, r. 269 Stevenson
Skelly John F., ujerrhant, r. 11 Albion Av
Skelly John H., selector R. A. Swalu * Co., r. 21
Glover
Skelly John R., clerk, r. 218 Dolores
Skelly Joseph A., clerk, r. 120tJinth
SVelly Mary, dressmaking, 2443 CallfornJa
Skelly Michael, laborer, r. 2'-. 54 Kissllng
Skelly Michael, iHborer. r. 1002 Minna
Skelly Michael, superiLteudent N. B. and M. RR., r.
l.'O Ninth
Skelly Patrick F., clerk, r. 24 Haleht
Skelly Thomas P., carpenter, r. 2554 Geary, rear
Skelly Tituothy, carpenter, r. 1034 Potrero Av
SkeltoD E. W., real estate agent, 435 California, r. 616
Eddy
Skelton Guy D., machinist W. T. Garratt 6 Co., r. 47
South Park
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS, ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO.. General Agents,
429 California Street.
SKE
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
MANTJFACTCEEBS OF
Plain, Japanned and Stamped
T I 3xr ^W^ .A. I=t ES
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
Skelton John P., night inspector Custom House, r.
508 Second
Skelton Lillian Miss, telegraph operator S. F. Dist.
Tel. Co.. r. 782 Stevenson
Skelton Linda Mrs., dressmaker, r. 782 Stevenson
Skerrett Daaiel. watchmaker, 156 Second, r. 113 Web-
ster
Skerrett Ebenezer, collector, r. 219 PowoU
Skerrett Janp, widow, r. 325 .Jessie
Skerrett John, trader, r. 133 Shipley
Skerrett Nicholas L., teamster, r. 23H Langton
Skevo Antocio, teamster L. Q. Sresovich & Co., r.
518 Filbert
Skevo Giovanni, r. 402 Filbert
Skevo Joseph, fish dealer, r. 402 Filbert
Skevo Louisa Miss, agent sewing machines, pianos,
and dressmaking, 328 Montgomery Av, r. 402
Filbert
Skevo Stephen, teamster, r. 1317 Kearny
Skey George F., carpeuter, r. W 8 Rhode Island, bet
Napa and Butte
Skey Myra, widow, r. W s Rhode Island, bet Napa
and Butte
Skidmore Ann B., widow, r. 1217 Filbert
Skldmore Charles W. solicitor Eastou & Eldrldge, r.
1217 Filbert
Skidmore Harriet M. Miss, r. 1219 Filbert
Skidmore Oscar H., clerk Hutchinson & Mann, r.
231 H Page
Skifif Albert, tailor, r. 40634 Sixth
Skiflf AloDZO M., contractor, r. 211 M Teharaa, rear
Skiff Oscar J., painter, r. 506 Twenty-second
Skiffiugton E., laborer P. M. 8S. Co.
Skiffiugton Francis J., carpenter, r. 42 Dp Boom
Skiffington Mattliew, boileriuaber, r. 503 Natoma
Skiles James, cellarman Arpad Haraezt.iy & Co. r.
1412 Powell
Skilligan John, hostler St. Lawrence Stable, r. SW
cor Castro and Jersey
Skillings A. Miss, r. 2418 Folsom
Sliillings J. H. Mrs., widow, r. 325 Seventeenth
Skillings Victoria, widow, r. 99 Stevenson
SKINKER JOHN, a^ent Dupont
Powder Co., K&gle Fuse Works, NoT>el'«
Giant Caps, etc., 258 Market, r. Oak.
land
Skinner Alexander, stevedore, r. 288 Union
Skinner Benjamin, teamster Overland Freight Trans-
fer Co.. r. 22 Bluxome
Skinner Edward C, engineer, r. 508 Howard
Skinner E. E., drug clerk Eugene D'Arteuay, r. 610
Mason
S'-' inner Frank, laborer, r. .508 Howard
Skinner Frank G., engineer stmr Rf-lief, r. Alameda
Skinner Grace E., widow, r. 100 Haight
Skinner Henry E., salesman George W. Shreve, r. 921
Fell
Skinner John C, asMstant superintendent Clay St.
RR., r. 1111 Jones
Skinner J. H., clerk Goodall, Perkins & Co., r. 100
Haight
SUinner Nathan B., teamster, r. 22 Bluxome
Skinner Robert, paper hanger, r. 1030 Howard
Skinner W. H., r. (i43 Folsom
Skipper John, mnster schr Cobaspet, r. 8 Natoma
Skirls Thomas, wheelwright O'Brien & Sons, r. 209
Waller
Skivington John F., foreman pattern makers Risdon
I. and L. Works, r. 202 F«ir Oaks
Skivington Peter. moMer, r. 23 Twenty-second
Skootsky Albert, shoemaker, r. 1424 Turk
Skorvan Joseph, porter P. J. Cassin *, Co., r. Four
and Half Jlile House. Mission Road
Skov Christian P.. bartender, r. 413 Natoma
Skow J. P., mate, r. 263 East
Skow Peter, waiter J. B. rtz. r. 604 K Minna
Bkowron Josef, peddler, r. 318 Ninth
Skrln John, tailor, r. 8 Perry
Skuce Frank, lougshoreman, r. 7 Boyd
Sliupensky Antonio, widow, r. 1115 J^ Clay
Skuse Thomas, laborer, r. 9 William, rear
Slack Allen B., draftsman, r. 115 Buchanan
Slack Andrew L., r. 711 Shotwell
Slack Cliarles A., clerk Charles Meier, r. 7 Langton
!!»lack Charles W. (Chapman & Slack) aitorney
at law, 320 California, rooms 7-8, r. 628 O'Farrell
Slack Darwin E, (R. Tiernan & Co.) r. 2627 Folsom
Slack Edgar S., porter John Taylor & Co., r. cor Brady
and Stevenson
Slack John, waiter The Baldwin
Slack Margaret, widow, r. 7 Langton
Slack Marjiaret, widow, r. 421 Fremont
Slack Uriah, carpenter Presidio RR., r. 628 O'Farrell
Slack Walter K., clerk, r. 711 Shotwell
Slade Edward M., special policeman, r. W e Kentucky,
bet Solano and Mariposa
Slade S. E. & Co. (Spencer E. Slade) wholesale lum-
ber dealers, oifice 18 Market
Slade Spencer E. (S. E. Slade & Co.) 18 Market
Slade Thomas, laborer Swan & Stein, r. 335 Jessie
Sladky Cliarles, proprietor Hammam Baths, Il-
ls Grant Av
Slaker Adam, first lieutenant Battery H, 1st Artillery,
U. S. A., Alcatraz Island
Slamberg Charles T., ship carpenter, r. 1016 Minna
Slamberg William T., upholsterer Indianapolis Mnfg
Co., r. 1016 Minna
Slancel Lee A., waiter, r. 265 Clementina
slane Edward A., roofer, r. 17 Fourth
Slarvin Frank, fireman, r. 541 First
Slate Ellen, widow, bakery, 331 Francisco
Slate Hannah, spooler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 331 Francisco
Slate John E., galvanizer Cal. Wire Works, r. 331
Francisco
Slater Elizabeth, pants finisher, r. 1823 Market
Slater Frank P., showcase maker Bernstein & Co., r.
234 Fe'.l
Slater George, r. 951 Mission
Slater George, tailor, r. 170> Market
Slater George C. clerk, r. 234 Fell
Slater James, bartender, r. 415 Minna
Slater James, painter, r. 563 Mission
Slater James H., real estate agent, r. 1725 Jessie
Slater John W., student, r. 234 Fell
Slater Patrick, plasterer, r. 234 FeU
Slat-r R. C, painter Palace Hotel
Slater William, carpenter, r. Tomblgbee, nr Dominica
Slattery C. Mrs., r. 2J3 Minna
Slattery Daniel, laborer, r. 309 Third
Slattery Dennis, shoemaker, N s Twenty-elghth, np
Dolores
Slattery Dennis F., helper Melter and Refiner's Dept
U. S. Mint, 1429 Polk
Slattery Frank, photographic printer Charles Lainer,
r. 640 Stevenson
Slattery House, Jeremiah Slattery, proptr, 621 Howard
Slattery James, deckhand stmr Piedmont
Slattery James, expressman, r. 3006 Sixteenth
Slattery James, laborer, r. 529 Valencia
Slattery Jeremiah, proptr Slattery House, 521 Howard
Slattery Josephine, domestic 600 Devlsadero
Slattery Mary, domestic 2624 Turk
Slattery .Michael, laborer, SW cor Sixth and Point
Lobos Avs
Slattery Mi. hael F., photographer, r. 511 Fifteenth
Slattery Michael J., copperplate printer, 608 Market,
r. 13 Washington Av
Slattery Patrick, r. 2414 California
Slattery Patrick, laborer S. P. Co. depot, r.532Ji Sixth
Slattery Patrick, salesman, O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. East Oakland
Slattery Richard, teamster, r. 408 Vallejo
Slattery Thomas F. (Burnett & Slattery) r. 126 Julian
Av
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
Hotels and Steamboats completely furnished with
CftRPETS AND UPHOLSTERY.
Special Prices Given.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store rixtures.
37 MarM St
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
Also the flneBt gr«dM of Cltrete, HockB, ) ARPAO HARASHHY & CO.,
Burgundies, Saat ernes. Ports and Shernea f 530 WA3H1NOT0N STBZET.
SLA
1085
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m
Blmttery WillUm J., chief engineer Sutter St. BR., r.
221 Auitin
SlauRh O., waiter The Baldwin
BlaTan Annie E. Miss, teacher CleTeland Primary
School, r. 468 Seventeeth
Blaran Kate M. Misg, r. 468 Serenteenth
Slavan Mary H., principal Cleveland Primary School,
r. 4G8 ScTenteeuth
Slayen Catherine, widow, r. 1022 Army
SlaTtn Hannah, widow, r. 16 Cleaveland
Slaven James E., printer, r. 15 Cleaveland
Slaven Joseph P.. tanner, r. cor Venezuela and Tazoo
Slaven Michael, laborer, r. 762 Brannan, rear
Slaven Patrick, tanner Morris Windt, r. 214 First
Slavich Andrea, cooper, r. 401 Pacific
Slavin Edward, cooper Cal. Sugar Bcflnery, r. 15 Gil-
bert
Slavin Edward P.. baiter, r. 1637 Hyde
Slavin Frank, fireman stmr Granada
Slaviu John, Rardener, r. l.'i Gilbert
Slavin John, steerage steward Ptiiir City of Peking
Slaviu John, teamster, r. 1637 Hyde
Slavin Mary, widow, bakery, 1324 Dupont, r. 1637
Hyde
Slavin Patrick, baker, r. 1637 Hyde
Slaviu Patrick, liquor saloon, 536 Sixth, r. 2303 Taylor
Slaviu Rose, widow, r. 820 Treat Av
»■ Slavin. See Sluvan, Slaven and Slevin
Slavonic Illiric Society, 10 California
Sleator Edmoud M., Bolicitor, r. 529 Shotwell, rear
Sleavin Daniel, liquor saloon, 417 Brannan
Sleeper Charles, manager S. F. Clearing House, r. 456
Guerrero
Sleeper Eunice E., widow, r. 4 Boston PI
Sleeper H. W., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r. Oak-
land
Sleeper Mary Miss, teacher Rincon Grammar School,
r. 222 Shotwell
Sleeper Maurice, machinist P. H. Jackson & Co., r.
11 J4 Decatur
Sleeper William O., assayer, r. 222 Shotwell
Slescovich Martin, restaurant, 212 Brannan
Sleseer Isabella, lodRings, 1806 Geary .
Slessinfier Lewis (Porter, Slesslnger & Co.)r. 1020 Van
Ness .\v
t^ Slessenger. See Schlesslnger
Slevin James, with Evening Post, r. 2755 Harrison
Slevin Patrick, corporal police, r. 2755 Harrison
Slevin Thomas B., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 2765 Har-
rison
Slevin TbomsB E., cashier S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
2413 Sacramento
Slevin Thomas, laborer, r. 9 Converse
•^ Slevin. See Slavan, Slaven and Slavin
Sllcer Mary Mrs., r. 518 Geary
Slieman Henry, salesman, r. 115 Sanchez
Slight Thomas, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons, r. 163
Tehama
summon Lawrence, engineer r. 131 South Park Av
Slinger John A., clgarmaker August Brune, r. 648
Howard
Sllngerland Alvin, seaman, r. 101 Pacific
Slliilcey J. E., secretary Society of True Friends,
35 Eddy, and proprietor El Monte Hotel, Saucelito
Slinnintjnor John, cigarmaker, r. 648 Howard
Sliter Charles Mrs., barter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 2fi03 Polk
Sliter Ellen Mrs., r. 2603 Polk
Sloan Alexander, wines and liquors, 36 Geary,
r. 300 Valencia
Sloan B. D. Mrs., widow, r. 1425 Bush
Sloan B. v., assistant bookkeeper Union Ice Co., r.
1425 Bush
Sloan Cecilia W., widow, r. 621 Nineteenth
Sloan E. Mrs., r. 1085 Broadway
Sloan F. H., compositor Francis, Valentine k Co., r.
14254 Fourth
Sloan George B., restaurant, 1585 Valencia
FRATINGER & CO.
READY-MADE SUITS
FOB
LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN.
105 KEARNY STREET.
REFLECTORS,
FOE SHOW WINDOWS AND STORES,
MADE AND REPAIRED.
W. E. LANE,
Plumber
505 KEABinr STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Sloan H. H., machiniat, r. Park Hotel
Sloan James R., cashier Blake, Moffitt k Towne, r.
1519 Clay
Sloan John, porter Magee & Moore, r. cor Chenery
and Fairmonnt
Sloan John, ship supplies, 305-307 Wasblngton, r.
l.'>19 Clay
Sloan John W., mason, r. 643 Folaom
Sloan Mary, widow, r. 329 Clementina
Sloan Thomas, laborer, r. 1227 Stelner
Sloan William I., dairy, Bryant Av, nr Twenty- Third
Sloan William R., real estate. 234 Montgomery, r. 611
Polk
Sloan William R., deputy County Becorder, r. 611
Polk
Sloane Bernard, vegetable peddler, r. W s Tehama,
bet Precita Av and Twenty-eii,'hth, B. H.
Sloane Charles C, stationery, 3 Sansome, r. 2527 How-
ard
Sloane James, loncshoreroan, r. 43 Natoma
SLOANE W. & J. & CO.
(W. «fc J. Sloane of New York, Charles
Lj. ■\Vatfson and Georjfe D. Cooper) car-
pets, oilclotlis, upholstery (foods, wall-
paper, etc., 641-64.*} Market
Sloat Charles F., dentist, 87:iH Market
Slocomb H. & Co. (Henry Sl"comb) agents Improved
Dibble Lubricatorp, 16 First
Slocomb Henry (H. Slocomb A: Co.) r. 7 Margaret PI
Slocuni Charles B., clerk J. J. Mack & Co., r. 1608
Stevenson
Slocum Edwin P., clerk stmr Oceanic, r, 643 Folsom
Slocum Eliza C, widow, r. 1(08 Stevenson
Slocum E. R. & Co. (E. B. Slocuni) ladies' and chil-
dren's underwear, 144 Sixth
Slocum E. R. (E. B. Slocum & Co.) r. 44 Sixth
Slocum George, carpenter, r. 788 Harrison
Slocum Harry B., bookkeeper McCue Carriage Fac-
tory, r. 925 Sutter
Slocum James P , r. 212 Austin
Slocum L. M., specialist, r. 205 Turk
Slocnnt Lot D., proprietor Excelsior Stable, 921-
923 Sutter, r. 925 Sutter
Slocumb George L., stock operator, r. 669)4 Mlniu,
rear
Slocumb H. Mrs., furnished rooms, 217 Post
Sloman Samuel A., r. 1616 Bush
Sloper I. M., carpenter, r. 623 Stevenson
Sloss Gordan E., member Board of Equalization, r.
235 Kearny
Sloss Henry A., bookkeeper Gilbert C. Fowler, r. 1630
Post
SlosB Joseph, clerk, r. 1500 Van Ness
Sloss Leon (Louie Sloss & Co.) r. 1.500 Van Ness At
Sloss Louis (Louis Sliss & Co., and Hutchinson, Kohl,
Philippeus & Co.) r. 15(X) Van Nees Av
Sloas Louis Jr. (Louis Sloss t Co.) r. 1500 Van Ness
Av
Sloss lionis A Co. (Louis Sloss, Lewis Gerstle. ]
and Leon and Louis SloKS Jr.) hides, wool, fur i
and comnilssion merchants, office 310 Sansome i
Sloss Louis D., accountant, r. 333 O'Farrell ;
•^ Sloss. See SihloFS and Shloss I
SlosBon Edward P., salesman Holbruok, Merrill k \
Stetson, r 726 Bush
SloFson Edward K.. miner, r. 726 Bush i
Slyman William, hostler Club Stable, r. 244 Steven. I
son
Slyter George M., plasterer, r. 16;< Bausch
Smack Frank, barber, r. 2702 Mission
Smadfcke John, clerk, r. 1203 Mission
Smadeke Willam (William Smadeke k Co.) r. 1203
Mission
Smadeke William & Co. (William Smadeke) whole-
sale and retail wines and liquors, 8W cor Eighth
and Mission
■T* Smadeke. See Schmadeke
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Slannriactarer ofcTerr description of
PASSBNOER, STREET AND FSEIOHT CAREL
4S to SO Beale Street. San Franel»«o.
Truman, Isham & Hooker. %';ifriS'^^'e?pT4aril/l??S4?'
SMA
1086
SMI
W. W. lyZontague & Co.
PUIXEPS,
Suction and Force.
FOB MABTD, WIND-9II1.1. AND POWBB,
ALL. SIZES.
809, 3U, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STREET
Smale John, carpenter, r. 237 Fell
Smale John, carpenter, r. 2708 Mission
Small A., r. 260 Clementina, rear
Small Addie F. Mrs., dreesmaljer, r. 1135 Mission
Small A. H., marine insurance dept Balfour, Guthrie
k Co., r. 1312 Taylor
Small Allen, carpenter, 2403 Mission, r. 325 Capp
Small Anuie E., widow, dressmaker, r. 2050 Mission
Small Benjamin F., clerk Custom House, r. 1401 Polk
Small Charles H.. machinist, r. 15 Russ
Small Dominick, carpenter, r. 407 Greenwich
Small F. M., oiler stmr Modoc
Small George K., conductor, r. 1404 Polk
Small H., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Small Henry, laborer, r. 13 Eureka
Small Henry, riveter Union Iron Works, r. 8 8 Sierra,
bet Michigan and Georgia
Small Isaac H., clerk Jason Springer & Co., r. 724 Va-
lencia
Small Isaac H., machine shop and foundry, 574 Bran-
nan, r. 221 Seyenth
Small Jacob, r. 220 Third
Small James B., porter, r. 8 Bay
Small James H., carpenter, r. 407 Greenwich
Small John W., r. 407 Greenwich
Small Joseph, blacksmith Daclin & Son, r. 407 Green-
wich
Small Lawrence J., engineer Engine No. 13, r. 1427
Valencia
Small Levi, first officer P. M. 83. Co., r. 243 Oak
Small Mary, widow, r. 732 >4 Clementina
Small William H. H., business manager Daily
Examiner, NE cor Market and Grant Av
Small ■William P., ship carpenter, r. 2 Park PI
Small William 8., carpenter, r. 210 Chattanooga
Smalley James, proptr San Leandro and Haywards
Express, 3 Commercial, r. Haywarda
Smalley Robert, seaman, r. 106 Jackson
Smalling William J., gardener, r. 821 Webster
Smallman William, r. 825 Harrison
Smallman WiDiam H. M., salesman J. 0. Johnson k
Co., r. 612 Taylor
Smallpox Hospital, bet De Haro and Rhode Is-
land, Colusa and Marin
Smallwood William, porter, r. 1524 Stockton
Smart Charles N., with Magee & Moore, r. Kodiak,
Alaska
Smart Francis W., driver George C. Smart, r. W s Old
San Jose Road, nr Industrial School
Smart George, r. 120 Fourth
Smart Genevieve, teacher telegraph, r. 1208 Clay
Smart George C, proptr New Tork Dairy. Old San
Jose Road, nr Industrial School, office 36 Eddy
Smart Hiram, r. 629 Front
Smart John H., r. 725 Minna
Smedburg William R., city »gent ins. dept Balfour,
Guthrie & Co., r. 1611 Larkin
Smedley George H.. laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 607
Pine
Smedley Henry, janitor, 323 Front, r. 1313 Jackaon
Smedley James W., with Gordan Bros., r. 211 Powell
Smedley J. Kinsey, r. 2304 Howard
Smeth Antonio S., oyster saloon, 1002-1004 Market, r.
1725 Post
Smiddy Edward, butcher, r. 625 Seventh
Smiddy T., clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r. 811 Ji Perry
Smiddy Timothy, longshoreman, r. 211^ Perry
Smidt Emil, r. 64Ji Everett
Smldt John, wheelwright Charlea Eobb, r. 807 Mi»-
sion
Smidt Louis, groceriea and liquors. SE cor Califor-
nia and Dupont, r. 11 Selina PI
B^ Smidt. See Schmld, Schmidt, Schmltt, Schmltz
and Smith
Smiley Elizabeth, widow, r. 316 Third
Smiley Frederick, engineer, r. 38)4 Tehama
Smiley Harry P., pressman S. W. Raveley, r. 1624
Clay
Oakland
022
Smiley Helen M. Miss, teacher Emerson Primary
School, r. 1624 Clay
Smiley James, boot and shoemaker, 1023 Howard
Smiley James, broker, 329 Montgomery, r. 1624 Clay
Smiley Samuel P., clerk Tatum & Bowen, r. 1624 Clay
Smiley Thomas J. L.. broker. 314 Montgomery, room
8, r. 2225 Taylor
Smilie Elton R., dentist, 17 Seventh
Smilie Robert, contractor and builder, 330 Pine,
rooms 11-12, r. Berkeley
Smistad Ole G., Ironworker, r. 133 Mississippi
Smith A. B., commercial traveler Bothin Mnfg Co.
Smith Ada R. Miss, r. 610 Van Ness Av
Smitli Adam, carpenter, r. 1923 Howard
Smitli Adam, wines and liquors, 633 Sacramento,
r. 728 Sutter
Smith Adam, shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht, r. 421
Eddy
Smith Adam B., porter, r. 1718 Leavenworth
Smith Addle G. Miss, teacher Rincon Grammar School
r. 1239 Pine
Smith Adolph, porter Heckmann & Immel, r. 1804
Ellis
Smith Adrian E., salesman Colt & Folsom, r. 200
Turk
Smith Albert, photographer, r. 523 Natoma
Smith Albert H., laborer, r. 507 Filbert
Smith Albert J., auctioneer H. Schwartz i Co., r. 642
Folsom
Smith Albert L., clerk Wilson & Brother,
Smith Albert S., sawyer, r, 730 Minna
Smith Albion J., freight cashier P. C. SS. Co.,
Greenwich
Smith Alexander, r. 266 Bryant
Smith Alexander, actor, r. 1030 Howard
Smith Alexander, bookbinder Hicks & Jndd, r. 8
Ford
Smith Alexander, carpenter W. A. Meeker, t. 623
Howard
Smith Alexander, foreman tea room Castle Bros., t.
1120 J^ Broadway
Smith Alexander, porter Anderson & TalloH, r. 1226
Twenty-second
Smith Alexander D., compositor Evening Post, r.
122) Kearny
Smith Alfred H. <& Co. (New Tork) importers
diamonds, Phelps 4 Miller agents, 120 Sutter,
room 1
Smith Alfred H., foreman, r. 306 Third
Smith Alfred J., shirt cutter Eagleson b Co., T. 21
Madison Av
Smith Alice, widow, r. 1401 Powell
Smith Alice Miss, stenographer Wm. T. Coleman k
Co., r. Alameda
Smith Alphoiiso B., general manager Inventors' In-
stitute of the Pacific Coast, 105 Stockton, r. Oak-
land
Smith A. M. Miss, teacher Public Schools.r. 623 How-
ard
Smitli American Org^ans, Benj. Curtais b Son
agents, 20 O'Farrell
Smith Andrew (Harrington k Smith) office 218 Cali-
fornia, r. 1013;^ Twenty-first
Smith Andrew, carpenter, r. 207 Leavenworth
Smith Andrew, laborer, r. 12 Bernice
Smith Andrew, laborer, r. 35 Crocker
Smith Andrew, merchant, r. 1013 H Twenty- first
Smith Andrew H.. foreman boilermaker Pac. Iron
Works, r. 327 Jessie
Smith Andrew F., compositor Call, r. 106 Silver
Smith Andrew V., restaurant, 613 East, r. 2146 How-
ard
Smith Angus, carpenter, r. 1.314 Harrison
Smith Ann. widow, r. 1119 Twenty-first
Smith Ann, widow, r. 2429 Larkin
Smith Anna Miss, dressmaker, r. 82 H Harriet
Smith Anna E. Miss, stenographer Mastick. Belcher
ft Mastick. r. Oakland
THE LATEST STYLES,
THE FINEST GOODS,
THE BEST WORK at
"THE HASTINGS,"
I,ICK HOUSE BI,OCK.
TEE LION Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, $4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN,
WM. SEZTON, IsA. Manage».
HICKS Si JUDD. BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
SMI
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Smith Anna M. Mips, r. 610 Van New At
Siuitb Anule Miax. boardiiiR and lodgiDg, S s Solano,
bet TenuesKee and Minuesots
Smith Auoie Misb. wirkwiiider 8. F. Candle Co.
Smith Annie, nurse City and County Hospital
Smith Annie F., artist, r. 1424 Jiick«on
Smith Aueun B., comiiierclal traveler, r. 8E cor Do-
lores and Cumberland
Smith Anthony J., compositor, r. 1401 Powell
Smith Arthur, wool sorter Catton, Bell & Co., r. 620
Fourth
Smith Arthur A. (Freeman, Smith fc Co.) r.2504 Scott
Smith Arthur U. H. (Val. Schmidt * Co) r. 1403 Polk
Smith Auuustus, oook, r. 1221 Mission
Smith Aiel W.. master mariner, r. 440 Duncan
Smith A. W. Mrs., tuiloresa, r. 227 OFarrell
Smith B., teamster, r. SUotwell, nr Army
Smith Barclay J., editor and proptr Home Circle
(monthly) 115-117 Clay, r. 47.5 Seventeenth
Smitli Barlo^v J. Dr., hygienic and phreno-
logical institute, office and r. 1313 Buchanan
Smith Bell lUiss, r. 32<i Jersie
Smitli Benjauiin, r. lll^i Mission
Smith Beujumin, agent Oregon Dock, r. 1239 Pine
Smith Benjamin, butcher, r. 928)4 Harrison
Smith Benjamin clerk M. Harris & Co.. r. 1233
Market
Smith Benjamin B., proptr Empire Lodging House,
636 Commercial, r. 6u6 Montgomery
Smith Benjamin J., clerk London, Northern, Queen
and Connecticut Ins. Cos., r. Oukland
Smith Benjamin J., porter Macondray & Co., r. 917
Eightienth
Smith Benjamin P., typecaster Painter k Co., r. 771
Mission
Smith Bessie, widow, r. 20 Masonic At
Smith B. R. Mrs., janitress South S. F. School, r.
Twelfth Av, bet N and P
Smith Bradford W., paying teller London and S. F.
Bank (limited) r. Oakland
Smitli C. A., seaman stmr City of Chester
Smith Carl, seaman stmr Ocean Spray, r. 116 Berry
Smith Catherine Miss, dressmaker, 1911 H Mission
Smith Catherine Mrs., r. 17 Zoe
Smith Catherine Mrs., r. Blaise, nr Geary
Smith C. B., master mariner, r. 1126 Markst
Smith C. C. Mrs., artist, r. 405 Eddy
Smith Charles, r. 206 Brannan
Smith Charles, baker. City and County Hospital
Smith Charles, capitalist, r.63ii Commercial
Smith Charles, coalpasser stmr Willamette
Smith Charles, driver William M. McCafferty, r. 2428
Mission
Smith Charles, fireman stmr Oregon, r. 132 Clara,
rear
Smith Charles, laborer, r. 624 Fourth
Smith Charles, longshoreman, r. 13 Pacific
Smith Charles, longshoreman, r. 315 Folsom, rear
Smith Charles, machinist Atlas Iron Works, r. 817
Scott
Smith Charles, sailmaker Simpson & Fisher, r. Oak-
land
Smith Charles, sawyer, r. 8 Langton
Smith Charles, seaman, r. 1718 Jones
Smith Charles, shoemaker r. 140 Fell
Smith Charles, shooting gallery, 815 Kearny, r. 817
Broadway
Smith Charles, stevedore, r. 532 Chestnut
Smith Charles A., r. 214 Golden Gate Av
Smith Charles A., clerk, r. lliOX Broadway
Smith Charles A., waiter, r. 820 Folsom
Smith Charles B., porter, r. 528 Pine
Smith Charles B., solicitor, r. 1126 Market
Smith Charles C, porter, r. 8 Card Alley
Smith Charles E., r. 17U9X Stevenson
Smith Charles E., musician, r. 48 Fourth
Smith Charles E., sawyer S. F. Box Co., r. 1048 Fol-
som
DR. BAZAN'S
THEBHO-EIiECTRIC
RUSSIAN ani TURKISH BAHS
Also Medicated aad Electric Balls Giyen.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SEWER PIPE. SEWER TRAPS.
Se-wers Laid Properly.
Sewers Repaired.
W. E. LANE,
Plumber, BOS Kearny Street.
Established 1860. Telephone 318w
Smith Charles F., car driver, r. 1540 Eddy
Smith Charles F., carpenter, r. 31 Lily Av
Smith Charles F.. carpenter, r. 413 Minna
Smith tniarlesF., liquontand boarding, 45 Sacramento
Smith Cliarles G., carpenter, r. 326 Fifth
Smith Charles G., contractor and builder, r. 2918
Folsom
Smith Charles H., bookkeeper Anglo-Callfornian
Bank, r. 728 Sutter
Smith Charles H., carpenter, r. SW cor Polk and
Union
Smith Charles H., clerk Liverpool and London and
Globe Ins. Co., r. 29S3 Clay
Smith Charles H., clerk treasurer's office S. P. Co., p.
2220 CHlifornia
Smith Charles H., horseshoer, r. 1716 Stevenson
Small Charles H., machinist, r. 393 Sixth
Smith Charles H., master mariner, r. 436 Greenwich
Smith Charles H. Jr., stock clerk, Davia Bros., r. 636
Greenwich
Smith Charles I., telephone operator, r. 10 Le Roy PI
Smith Charles J., compositor Examiner, r. 609 Pine
Smith Charles -J., painter, r. 860 Mission
Smith Charles J. J., teacher music and languages, r.
ISO'S Laguna
Smith Charles M., teamster, r. 1718 Geary
Smith Charles M., teamster, r. 2420 Sutter
Smith Charles N., carpenter, r. 20 Lynch
Smith Cnarles O., contractor and builder, p. 2918 Fol-
som
Smith Charles O., engineer, r. 8 Otis PI
Smith Charles R., bookkeeper, r. 612 Webster
Smith Charles R., carpet layer J. Spaulding & Co., r.
659 Minna
Smith Charles R., mining, r. 33H^i Bush
Smith Charles R., salesman Wheeler & Wilson Hafg.
Co., r. 14 Turk
Smith Charles R., shipping clerk 'Cal. Cracker Co.. r.
6(14 Webster
Smith Charles S., assistant engineer stmrNewbem, r.
2 Rose Av
Smith Charles S., teamster, r. 113 Perry
Smith Charles T., tinsmith William J. Rustemeyer,
r. 316 Fern Av
Smith Charles W., butcher and extraman, engine 11,
r NE cor Manitoba and Yazoo
SMITH CHARLES W
ginitli, 16-18 Wushiii£rton,r. 1418 Gearj^
Smith Charles W. porter, r. 9H Glover
Smith Charles W., stonecutter McLennan k Eed-
moiid r. 1610!^ Stevenson
Smith Charles W. Jr., coppersmith, r. NE cor Broad-
way and Hyde
Smith Channcey, laborer, r. 801 Vallejo
Smith Chester W. AI., solicitor patents and
attorney at law, 224 Sansome, r. 1719 Clay
Smith Chiibtian, laborer Eclipse Bakery, r. 1414 Dtl-
pont
Smith Christian W. (Bedington k Co.) r. Palace
Hotel
Smith Clarence, assistant bookkeeper U. 8. Bob-
Treasury, r. 1816 Lyon
Smith Clarence M., general agent Northwestern
Mutual Life Insurance Co., 216 Sansome, room 6,
r. 910 >4 Sixteenth
Smith Clarence S., clerk, r. S2 Fourth
Smith Clayton P., with 8. P. Co., r. 610 Larkin
Smith Colin McR., clerk Samuel More k Co., r. Bo-
hemian Club
Smith Collins C, trunkmaker, T053< Market, r. 41t
Valley
Smith Constantine F., baggageman S. P. Co., r. SOT
Sixteenth
Smith C. R. Mrs., widow, r. 317 Vallejo
Smith C. William, driver, r. 2232 Mi8«i<?n
Smith D., agent M. Harris, r. 1233 Market
Smith D., foundryman Union Iron Works
■ coppei^
IN. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TBLEFHONB 82.
LITHOGRAPHERS
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
DAVIS, City Agent,
429 Caiiforuio. Street.
SMI
1088
SMI
W. W, Montague &. Co,
Importers and Dealers in
ENOLISH AND AMERICAN
£iicaaatic, dazed and Plain.
309. 311. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Smith Daniel, teamster George Fritch, r. 26 Tehama
Smith David, laborer, r. 1935 Union
Smith David, clerk William H. Smith, r. 1009 Dolores
Smith David A., foreman Engine No. 15, r. 2114 Cali-
fornia
Smith David C. (David C. Smith k Co.) r. 2030 Mis-
sion
Smith David C. Jr., clerk David C. Smith & Co.,r. 2030
Mission
Smith David 0. & Co. (David 0. Smith) drygoods and
clothing, SE cOr Sixteenth and Capp
Smith David L., traveling salesman W'lester & Co., r.
632 Market
Smith David M., engineer, r. 610 Van Ness Av
Smith David P., gilder, r. 2311 Folsom
Smith-Davis Manufacturing Co. (St. Louis) Samuel
Johnston agent, 525 Front
Smith D. B., compositor John H. Enarston, r. 421
Sansome
Smith D. C. Mrs., r. 1610 Clay
Smith Delflna, -widow, r. 622 Broadway
Smith Dell O., conductor Geary St. RR., r. 1625 Post
Smith Delrain W., woolpicker Pac. Spring and Mat-
tress Co., r. 2013 Folsom
Smith Dennis J., gripman Market St. RR., r. 819 Lott
Smith D. P., r. 2311 Mission
Smith Driesbach, M. D., surgeon stmr San Pablo
Smith Duncan, r. 315 Gough
Smith E., r. 638 Commercial
Smith E. A., carpenter, r. 423 Bush
Smith Ebenezer, master mariner, r. NW cor Utah and
Center
Smith E. C, commercial traveler Jones & Co., r. San
Jose
Smith E. D., physician, 569 Stevenson
Smith E. D. Mrs., widow, r. 615 Nineteenth
Smith Ed. N. fe Co. (Edward N. and Samuel Smith)
butchers, SE cor Polk and Washington
Smith Edward, r. 722 Sutter
Smith Edward, blacksmith, r. 340 Fifth
Smith Edward, horseshoer, r. 846 Mission
Smith Edward, longshoreman, r. 26 Steuart
Smith Edward, master stmr San Vicente, r. 1222
Union
Smith Edward, plumber and eitraman Engine No. 4,
r. 844 Folsom
Smith Edward, rigger Union Iron Works, r. Hsndley
House
Smith Edward, salesman F. S. Chadbourne & Co., r.
Oakland
Smith Edward, seaman L. N. Handy & Co.
Smith Edward, wire worker Cal. Wire Works, r. 128
Vandewater
Smith Edward F., painter, r. 1910 Mission
Smith Edward H., conductor, r. 34 Austin
Smith Edward J., clerk, r. 1068 Howard
Smith Edward J., druggist, r. 642 Folsom
Smith Edward J., with Ackerman k Co., r. 806 Twen-
ty-fourth
Smith Edward N. (Ed. N. Smith & Co.) r. 1803 Polk
Smith Edward N., carpenter, r. 2 Rose PI
Smith Edward P., bookkeeper, r. Ill Oak
Smith Edward P., clerk J. F. CroSett k Co., r. 307
Fourth
Smith Edward P., musician, r. 602 Stockton
Smith Edward S, teamster, r. 21 Fifth Av
Smith Edward W., clerk William H. McLaughlin, r.
823 Capp
Smith Edwin A., driver Wells, Fargo k Co., r. 708
Pine
Smith Edwin B. (Wlersbitzky & Smith) r. 131 Julian
Av
Smith Edwin L.. r. S 8 Turk, bet Wood and Collins
Smith Eleanor D., widow, r. 615 Nineteenth
Smith Eli M., carpenter, r. 28 Turk
Smith Elijah, carpenter, r. 434 Valley
Smith Elizabeth, secondhand clothing, 984 Folsom
Smith Elizabeth, widow, r. 609 Jones
Smith Elizabeth, widow, r. 7S3 Harrison
Smith Elizabeth, widow, r. 947 >< Mission
Smith Elizabeth Miss, r. 1826 Jessie
Smith Ella, saleslady Freud & Sons, r. 142 Seventh
Smith E. Martin, mining, 330 Pine, room 4, r. Ala-
meda
Smith Emil, sailmaker, r. 324 Chestnut
Smith Emma, widow, r. 825 Vallejo
Smith Emma, burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 910 Filbert
Smith Emma, costumer, r. 916 Pierce
Smith Emma A. Mrs., r. 1717 Sutter
Smith E. R. Mrs., dressmaking, 822 Greenwich
Smith Ernest, clerk, r. SW cor California and Fill-
more
Smith Eudora V., widow, r. 23 Birch Av
Smith E. W., saloon watchman stmr Starbuck
Smith F., locomotive engineer S. F. Bridge Co., r. W
8 Kentucky, bet Sierra and Nevada
Smith Fannie Miss, dressmaker, r. 609 Jones
Smith Fannie, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 533 Sacramento
Smith F. E., foreman dynamo room Cal. Electric
Liuht Co., r. 2 Eugenia, B. H.
Smith Ferdinand, money broker, 316 Montgomery, r.
2609 Howard
Smith Florence G. Miss, r. 2306 Mission
Smith Francis (Francis Smith & Co.) r. 722 Sutter
Smith Francis, watchmaker, r. 417 Bush
Smith Francis A. Mrs., widow, r. 862 Harrison
Smith Francis L. Mrs., widow, r. 809J4 Valencia
Smith Francis M., expressman, r. 2130 Market
Smith Francis & Co. (Francis Smith) mann-
facturers hydraulic and artesian well pipe, 130
Beale
Smith Frank, r. 62 Minna
Smith Frank, bartender, r. 14 Mason
Smith Frank, clerk, r. 456}^ Tehama
Smith Frank, cook Joseph Gamier, r. 105 McAllister
Smith Frank, fruit dealer, r. SW cor Twenty-third
and Shotwell
Smith Frank, hackdrlver, r. 521 Pacific
Smith Frank, laborer, r. NE cor Twenty-third i
Church
Smith Frank, painter, r. 362 Minna
Smith Frauk, seaman, r. 28 Clay
Smith Frank, teamster, r. 1810 Larkin
Smith Frank B., r. NE cor McAllister and Baker
Smith Frank B., bartender, r. 577 Minna
Smith Frank B., lastmaker Frederick W. Potter,
1104 Mission
Smith Frank E.
Broadway
Smith Frank F.,
Smith Frank G.,
Turk
Smith Frank H.
letter carrier Post Ofi&ce, r.
clerk, r. 229 San Jos^ Av
laborer Studebaker Mnfg Co., r. 735
teamster, r. 1403 Folsom
Smith Frank J., clerk David C. Smith & Co., r. 215
Seventeenth
Smith Frank L., boxmaker Union Box Factory, r. 435
Stevenson
Smith Frank L., night clerk Lick House
Smith Frank L. Jr., boxmaker, r. 435 Stevenson
Smith Frank M. , ofllce 230 Montgomery, room*
11-12, r. Oakland
Smith Frank R., clerk, r. 2422 Mission
Smith Frank T., salesman M. J. Flavin & Co., r. S3
Ellis
Smith Frank V., night Inspector Custom House, r. 120
Post
Smith Frank W., clerk Davis Bros., Bergmann k Co.,
r. 753 Harrison
Smith Franklin R., proptr Cal. Dairy, cor Vienna and
Persia Av, Excelsior Homestead
Smith Eraser, parcel clerk Keane Bros., r. 536 Turk
Smith Fred., clerk Feigenbaum k Co., r. 781 Mission
Smith Fred., steward, r. 636 Commercial
Smith Frederick, bricklayer, r. 42 Linden Av
TJ
Imported and Domestic Rugs in immense variety.
W. ifc J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
KKXT ABOVK PALACK HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Mantifacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
31 MarM St
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY!
rtner than the class of Champagnes sent ft-om '
France to this countr>', bat without Brandy.
ARPAD HARASHHY & CO.
630 VASEQTaTO»
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Smith Frederick, policeman, r. 806 Twenty-fourth
Smith Frederick, waiter A. Johnson, r. 615 Pine
Smith Frederick, wnlter J. J. Cuello, r. 50 Louisa
Smith Frederick, with John Bergstrom, r. California
At, bet Esmeralda and Virginia Avs, B. H.
Smith Frederick A., candymaker August Schaefer, r.
806 Twenty-fourth
Smith Frederick A., lumber surreyor, 55 Steuart
Smith Frederick E.. maHterschr Georgia Woods, office
7 Clay, r. 9 Elizabeth
Smith Frederick G., gasbmaker, r. 4 Powell At, B.H.
Smith Frederick G.. with Bank of California, r. 314
Fair Oaks
Smith Frederick L.. organ builder, r. W • Lundy
Lane, nr Esmeralda Av, B. H.
Smith Frederick L., stock clerk Felgenbaum ft Co.,
r. 75 1 Harrison
Smith Frederick M., assistant bookkeeper Raphael
Weill & Co., r. 1107 Kearny
Smith Frederick P., boarding, 1829 Mission
Smith Frederick W., driver, r. 7()0 Twenty-second
Smith Frederick W. salesman Bonestell & Co., r. 1130
Market
Smith G. D.. r. 327 Montgomery At
Smith Geo. L,a\r, capitalist, r. 2226 Jaekion
Smith George, r. 619 Geary
Smith George, bartender Antone Scbaretg, r. N£ cor
Howard and Fourth
Smith Geoige, boilerniaker,r. 615 Howard
Smith George, butcher, r. 25 Moss
Smith George, carpenter, r. 1923 Howard
Smith George, fruits, NE cor Front and Market. r.621
Sansome
Smith George, laborer, r. 25 Clinton, rear
Smith George, laborer, r. 448 Twenty-ninth
Smith George, laborer, r. 533 Sacramento
Smith George, pantryman, r. 636 Commercial
Smith George, seaman stmr Queen of the Pacific, r.
232 Brannan
Smith George, trunkmaker D. Block k Co.
Smith George, waiter stmr Geo. W. Elder
Smith George, with Tracy Bros. & Co., r. cor Seyen-
teenth and Harrisou
Smith George A., teamster, r. 819 Geary
Smith George A., with J. R. Smith & Co., r. 329 San
Jos^ Av
Smith George D. teamster, r. 172 Perry
Smith George F. (G. F. Smith & Co.) r. 711 Jones
Smith George F., engineer, r. Grand Hotel
Smith George F., jeweler, 122 Fourth, r. 716 SeTen-
teenth
Smith George F., rigger, r. 8E cor Twenty-fourth and
Bartlett
Smith George F., seaman r. 626 Sacramento
Smith George H., carpenter, r. 211 Page
Smith George H., sbipcarpenter, r. St. Thomaa, bet
Monongahela and Savannah
Smith George H., chief clerk Palace Hotel, r. 1423
Geary
Smith George J., house and signpainter, 339 Sutter,
r. 2t; Cook
Smith George L., capitallBt, r. 109 Guerrero
Smith Georue L. Mrs., teacher music, r. 109 Guerrero
Smith George M., tinsmith George H. Tay ii. Co., r.
1107 Kearny
Smith George N., machinist W. T. Garratt k Co., r.
214 H Langton
Smith George N. J., melter Geo. C. Shreye It Co., r.
Congress, nr Eppstein. Flint Tract
Smith George O. Jr., bookkeeper London, Northern,
Queen and Connecticut Ins. Co's, r. 2422 Mission
Smith George R., telegraph operator, r. 784 Harrison
Smith George 8., bookkeeper George J. Smith, r. 26
Cook
Smith George 8. conductor S. P. Co., r. 784 Harrison
Smith George T., coppersmith Charles W. Smith, r.
1418 Geary
Smith George W., carpenter, r. 531 Sacramento
GAS STOVES,
GAS nXTUEES, GAS BUENEES.
lias Heaters lor all purposes lor sale anil laie to order.
^A/_ E- L_AIsrE,
PLUMBER, 606 KEABNV STREET.
Established 18«0. Telei.hone 315.
FRATINGER i CO.
V SUITS d m
105 KEARNY STREET.
Smith George W., clerk N. D. Milliner & Co., r. 629
California (R=^
Smith George W., housemover, r. N a Twenty-sixth,
bet Guerrero and Dolores
Smith George W.. icecutter. r. 1C07 Twenty-fourth
Smith George W., painter, r. 871 Market
Smith Georf^e W., proprietor Smith's Sancelito
Express, office 409 East, r. Saucelito
Smith George W., shoemaker Bryant & Mnllin, r. 704
Howard
Smith George W., stenographer and official reporter
Superior Court, Dept 12, Old City Hall, second
floor, r. 5 Guerrero
Smith George W. Mrs., widow, r. 19 Rincon PI
Smith G. F. <!(£ Co. (George F. Smith) lumber
dealers, Pier 9 Steuart
Smith G. Frank, attorney at law, 602 Montgomery,
room 2, r. Oakland
Smith Gilbert, manufacturing jeweler, 24 Post, r.
Berkeley
Smith Gilbert 8., clerk P. M. 88. Co., r. 624 Eddy
Smith Godfrey, farmer, r. 2470 Market
Smith Grace Mrs., widow, r. 2609 Sacramento
Smith Graham, carpenter, r. First Av, nr Point Loboi
Av
Smith Gregory, traveling salesman, r. 1525 Mason
Smith Gus M., hamessraaker, r. 224 Fourth
Smith Gustave, upholsterer, r. 640 Howard
Smith Gustavus S., salesman John W. Roberts, r.l704
Geary
Smith G. W., ganger U. S. Internal Beyenue, r. Oak-
laud
Smith H. Mrs., r. 1 Wheelock PI
Smith Haunah, widow, r. 922 Greenwich
Smith Hans M. (Smith i Olson) r. 400 Waller
Smith Hans P.. porter, r. 129 Clara, rear
Smith Harlan P., hay and grain dealer, r. 1403 Folsom
Smith Harrold O., conductor Geary St. RB., r. 1625
Post
Smith Harper A., proprietor Smith's Cash Store,
115-117 Clay, r. 476 Seventeenth
Smith Harper E.. clerk, r. 475 Seventeenth
Smith Harry (Cannavau k Smith) r. 913>4 Mission
Smith Harry, cooper Hogan & Co.. r. 315 Fifth
Smith Harry, stouecutter, r. 12 J4 Verona
SMITH HARRY B. JR.
general Western Pasaenf^er Agent Texaa
and Pacific and Missouri Pacific Rail-
way Cos, 605 Market, under Grand
Hotel, r. The Bald-M'in
Smith Harry L., draftsman C. H. Evans, r. 833 Capp
Smith H. Bronson, special agent Union Ins. Co. of
8. F., r. 1S31 Golden Gate At
Smith Helen F. Miss, stenographer, r. 116 Haight
Smith Henry, awnlngmaker, r. 606 Third
Smith Henry, boatman, r. 703 H Davis
Smith Henry, boots, shoes and clothing, 539 Pacific,
r. 812 Montgomery
Smith Henry, clerk Hawley Bros. Hardware Co., r.
Alameda
Smith Henry, cook, r. 12 Webster
Smith Henry, cook, r. 681 Mission
Smith Henry, cook E. & T. Althof, r. 317 Green
Smith Henry, groceries and ship stores, 10 Waahing-
ton. r. 612 }< Capp
Smith Henry, laborer, r. 636 Commercial
Smith Henry, lauudryman Crystal Baths, r. 321 Bay
Smitli Henry, painter, r. 1221 H Pacific
Smith Henry, salesman, r. 611 Geary
Smith Henry, springmaker Cal. Spring Mnfg Co., r.
818 Folsom
Smith Henry, steward, r. 731 Broadway
Smith Henry, surfman TT. S. Life Saying Station
Smith Henr.v, waiter, r. 327 Montgomery At
Smith Henry A., clerk treasurer's oflice 8. P. Co., r.
12(.0 California
Smith Henry A., glider ,r. 617 Golden Gate At
! >
JOHN HAMMOND
G9
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mnnnntctarer of eTery aeacription of
PA88BNOER, 8TRBBT AND FRBXGHT CARS.
42 to SO Beale Street, Kan Francisco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker.
491-427 STarhet St. Agricultural Imple-
ments, lif'asons, fe»teain £nsines.
SMI
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
DrPOBTERS OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STEEET
Smith Henry C, r. 6ii9 P ne
Sibith Henry C, liquor saloon, 447 Third
Smith Henry C, liquor saloon, 894 Illinois, bet Napa
and Butte
Smith Henry D., master mariner, r. 922 Greenwich
Smith Hnnry E., r. 424>5 Linden Av
Smith H<nry E., -watchman freight dept S. P. Co., r.
2332 Harrison
Smith Henry F., r. 409 Valley
Smith Henry H., clerk E. W. Carpenter, r. Oakland
Smith Henry H., i-tenogrspher, r. 429 Eddy
Smith Henry J., foreman George J. Smith, r. 2fi Cook
Smith Henry J., mnchinist, r. McAllister, nr Willard
Smith Henry J., physician and surgeon, 433 Kearny
Smith Henry L., with H. L. Jones, r. Golden Gate Av
nr Miller
Smith Henry Li., secretary Board of Trade of San
Francisco, 202 Market, r. 768 Ninth, Oakland
Smith Henry M., mining, 330 Pine, room 41
Smith Henry M., teamster, r. 404 Brannan
Smith Henry N., laborer, r. E b Tennessee, bet Shasta
and Sierra
Smith Henry P., artist Bradley & Rulofson, r. 2133
Bush
Smith Henry P., blacksmith, r. 1221 Green
Smith Henry P., student Francis B. Kane, r.727 Eddy
Smith Henry V., carpenter, r. 624 Fourth
Smith Henry W., r. 849 Harrison
Smith Henry W. (H. W. Smith \- Co.) r. 2304 Sutter
Smith Henry W., laborer, r. 2429 Larkin
Smith Henry W., plumber and gas fitter, r. 1014 Fil-
bert
Smith Henry W. & Co. (Cincinnati) agency, 312 Sac-
mento
Smith Herbert, attorney at law, r. 35 Fifth
Smith Herbert K., drug clerk Henry B. Shaw, r. 2304
Sutter
Smith Hermann, stevedore, r. 1708 Dupont
Smith H. P. & Co. (Horace F. Smith and Warren
R. Lothrop) books and stationery, 225 Kearny
Smith H. H., correspondent J. L. Yiebil, r. 429 Eddy
Smith Hiram C. (Moore & Smith) r. Stockton
Smith Hiram G., policeman, r. 6 Glover
Smith H. Le Baron (H. Le Baron Smith & Co.) r. 652
Market
Smith H. Le Baron & Co. (H. Le Baron Smith) tailorfl,
652 Market
Smith HiilUnd. notary public and commissioner
deeds, 307 Montgomery, r. 2520 Sacramento
Smith Honora Mrs., r. 609 Powell
Smith Horace F. (H. F. Smith & Co.) r. 1811 O'Far-
rell
Smith Howard, zincographer Examiner, r. 6 Glover
Smith Hugh, bartender, r. NW cor Geary and Central
Av
Smith Hugh, laborer, r. 21 Hunt
Smith Hugh, porter M. Rosenshlne b Bro.. r. 16 By-
ington
Smith Hugh, teamster, and extraman Hook and Lad-
der No. 1, r. 22 O'Farrell
Smith H. W. .t Co. (Henry W. Smith) mnfrs soap and
agents Arbuckle Bros. Coffee Co., 116 California
Smith Ida B., bookkeeper Madison & Burke, r. 1604
Larkin
Smith Isaac D., mining, r. 713 Sanchez
Smith Isaac G., r. 2211 Larkin
Smith Isaac L., fireman tug Water Nymph, r. 532
Chestnut
Smith Isabella, widow, r. 321 Minna
Smith J. Mrs., widow, r. S40 Fifth
Smith Jacob A., carpenter S. M. Hills, r. A.lftmeda
Smith Jacob M., r. 3ii8 Sixth
Smith Jacob M.. calker, r. 651 Fulton
Smith .Jacob W.. r. 407 Mason
Smith J. Addison, decorative art rooms, 321 Sutter, r.
Shucelito
Smith James, aeslstant baggage agent S. P. Co., r.
Oakland
Smith James, boilermaker, r. 340 Fifth
Smith James, bimher. 10-< Twelfth, r. 13 Kate
Smith Jaiues, butcher, r. 374 Nat'>ma
Smith Jaiues, butcher, and extraman Hose No. 2, r.
2203 Polk
Smith James, clerk, r. 642 Folsom
Smith James, coachman Charles A. Hooper, r. W a
Ashbury, bet Waller and Frederick
Smith James, finisher Buckingham & Hecht, r. 634
Eighteenth
Smith James, fireman, r. 28 Natoma, rear
Smith Jiimes, fireman stmr San Bias
Smith James, laborer, r. Adam, nr Army
Smith James, laborer, r. NE cor Church and Seven-
teenth
Smith James, laborer Catton, Bell & Co., r. 38 Chea-
ley
Smith James, dairyman, r. S s Elizabeth, nr Noe
Smith James, dairyman, r. Naples, bet Persia and
Russia Avs
Smith James, policeman, r. 642 Folsom
Smith James, portrait artist, r. 316 Sutter
Smith James, rancher, r. 3i;3 Jessie
Smith James, rigger and stevedore, r. 651 Noe
Smiih James, seaman, r. :^G4 Clementina
Smith James, solicitor, r. lUis Mission, rear
Smith James, teamf-ter, r. 75 Brady
Smith James, teamster McKenna & Purcell, r. 475
Tehama
Smith James, with Tracy Bros. & Co., r. Seventeenth
nr Harrison
Smith James A., shoemaker Buckingham b Hecht, r.
524 Eighteenth
Smith James B., collector J. Macdonough b Co., r.K4
Folsom
Smith James C, blacksmith Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r.
1935 Union
Smith James C, lumber dealer, 1 Howard, r. Oakland
Smith James D., carpenter, r. 327 Montgomery Av
Smith James D., machinist, r. 704 Harrison
Smith James F., attorney at law, 315 Phelan Bldg, r.
727 Eddy
Smith James G., machinist, r. 14 Rondell PI
Smith James H., cabinet maker, r. E s Alabama, ni
Twenty-seventh, B. H.
Smith James H., cook. r. NW cor Eldorado and
Hampshire
Smith James H., mining expert, r. 1322 Golden Gate
Av
125
Smith James H., letter carrier Post Office
Eleventh
Smith James J., typemaker, r. 417 Clementina
SMITH JAMES K.,manur„e.
turer trunks, valises and bagps, 9C1
Mission, r. 530 Minna
Smith James L., clerk, r. 436 Greenwich
Smith James L. C, solicitor, r. 640 Howard
Smith James M., currier J. P. Degan, r. 38 Chesley
Smith James M.. diiver. r. 1221 Green
Smith James P., commission merchant, r. 513 Franklin
Smith James P., laborer, r. 64 First
Smith James R. (J. R. Smith & Co.) r. 229 San Jos^ At
Smith James R., bartender stmr Modoo
Smith James R., clerk, r. 156 Ninth
Smith James R., fireman Park and Ocean BB., r. 20
Masonic Av
Smith James S., armorer, 332 Post
Smith James S., student, r. 313 Ellis
Smith James W., clerk, r. 13 Moss
Smith James W., contr.nctor and builder, 330 Pine,
rooms 11-12, r. 12o Hayes
Smith James W., driver F. B. Smith, r. cor Vienna
and Persia Av, Excelsior Homestead
Smith James W., shoemaker, 909 Eighteenth, r. 156
Tehama
Smith James W., water tender stmr Alameda
Smith J. E., whaler, r. 814 Hyde
IMtANN & BENEDICT,
8D0CESS0KS TO
C. C. HASTINOS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND ...._
ORIENT lis. Co. OF HARTFORD i
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,551,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SSZTO», Ast Uoigtt.
mCKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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Smith Jennie Miss, principal Longfellow Primary
School r. ViJ'J Pine
Smith Jeremiah H., draftsman, r. N 8 Dorland, bet
Sanchez and Church
Smith Jeremiah M., letter carrier Post Office, r. 1723
Jessie
Smith -lesae C, driver River Express Co., r. 316 Thir-
tieth
Smith Jessie Miss, teacher Qirls' High School, r.
1239 Pine
Smith J. Frank, salesman J. R. Smith & Co., r. 228
San Juse Av
Smltli J. Henley, vice president Pacific Transfer
Co., 110 Sutter, r. Occidental Hotel
Smith J. Howard, attorney at law, 502 Montgomery,
r. Claremout, Alameda Co.
Smith Joel E., a^ent, r. 7ia Minna
Smith Joel P. (Smith & Clark) r. 764 Folsom
Smiih John, r. '219 Diamond
Smith John, r. 3U Clementina
Smith Ji.hn, barber, r. SE cor Polk and Washington
Smith John, blacksmith, r. SSi Beale
Smith John, blacksmith, r. Pixley, nr Steluer
Smith John, butcher. 115 Ninth, r. 740 Minna
Smith John, clears. Spear Street Whurf
Smith John, cutler. 1101 Mis-ion, r. 20 Myrtle Av
Smiih Johu, gasfitter Patrick T. Waters, r. U9 Dora
Smith John, hostler, r. Bay District Hotel
Smith Jolin, laborer, r. 402 Fell
Smith Johu, laborer, r. 721 Church
Smith Johu, laborer, r. 871 Market
Smith Johu. laborer Union Iron Works, r. W 8 Ten-
uessee, bet Solano and Mariposa
Smith Johu, liquor saloon, 112 Jackson, r. 7 Rondell
Pi
Smith John, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 32M
Harriet
Smith John, sawyer M. & A. Hansen, r. 2332 Harrison
Smith John, seaman, r. 3)4 Broadway
Smith John, htevedore, r. 52 Shipley
Smith John, steward, r. lOOH JacKson
Smith John, steward, r. 217)4 Clementina
Smith John, teamster, r. 652 Howard
Sinitli Johu, wood and coal, 223 Post, r. 14U Clay
Smith Johu A., r. 202 Sixth
Smith John A. (McNab & Smith) r. 831 Harrison
Smith John A., bitcher, 928)4 Harrison
Smith John A., butcher, 33.1 Third, r. 311 RauRch
Smith Johu A., carwasher Sutter St. RR., r. 1123 Sut-
ter
Smith John A., miUhand L. Ph. Bolander, r. 315 First
Smiih John B., carpenter, r. 423 Eant
Smith Johu B., night clerk Kew Wisconsin Hotel,
902 Montgomery
Smith John B., wireworker Excelsior Wire Works, r.
22 Virginia •-
Smith Johu C, carpenter, r. 826 Filbert
Smith John C, clerk, r. 456)4 Tehama
Smith John C, laborer, r. 413 First
Smith Johu C, laborer, r. 764 Folsom
Smith John E., seaman, r. 47 Sacramento
Smitii John E., waiter Palace Hotel, r. Ill Natoma
Smith John F., cabinetmaker, r. 11 Ritch, rear
Smith John F., clerk, r. 2i)tj Hyde
Smith John F., hosiery dept S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Faitory, r. 1223 Cnion
Smith John G., shoemaker, r. 869 Folnom
Smith John H., bartender, r. 506 Battery
Smith John H., laborer, r. 334 Beale
Smith John H., metalworker George H. Tay b Co., >.
1119 Montxomery
Smith John H., teamster r. 1333)4 Pine
Smith John Henry, special agent Mutual Life In«.
Co. of New York, 214 Sansome. r. 309 Eddy
Smith John J., barber, r. 236 ', Sixth
Smith John J., carpenter, r. 5 Crooks
Smith Johu J., carriage painter, r. 631 3i Natoma
Smith John J., painter T. Downing, r. 1221)4 Paoiflc
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERMO-i:i.ECTKIC
RUSSIAN aiii TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated M Electric Eatis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SANITARY PLUMBING
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES WELL DONE.
Repairinjf n Specialty.
Plumber, 503 Kearny Street.
Established I860. Telechone SIS.
Smith Johu J., porter Shea, Bocquoraz « Co., r. 18 St
Rose's Av
shipping office, 6 Jackson, r. 131 Ju-
Smith John J
lian Av
Smith John K
Smith John K
clerk, r. 932 Paclflo
lumberman, r. 611 Octavia
Smith John L., laborer, r. 1314 Washington
Smith John M., clerk O. R. and N. Co.'a Dock r. 12S9
Pine
Smith John M., laborer, r. 25 Clinton
Smith John P., wa«onmaker, r. 431 Twenty-seven th
Smiih Johu R., laborer, r. 355 Brannan
Smiih Johu R., saleRman. r. 920 Bush
Smith John T. (Smith & Tripp) r. 2V25 CalifomU
Smith John T.. clerk, r. 1131 McAllister
Smith John T., printer, r. 317 Vallejo
Smith John T., painter, r. 1160 Market
Smith John T., steward, r. 269 Minna
Smith John W., boxmaker, r. 426 Fourth
Smith John W., haruessmaker Main & Winchester, r.
1911)4 Mission
Smith John W., steward, r. 123 Jackaon
Smith Jonas, carpenter, r. 142)4 Fourth
Smith Joseph (Smith k Poultiiey) r. 55 South Park
Smith Joseph, contractor, r. 293a Mission
Smith Joseph, clerk J. B. Hag^in, r. 331 Montgomerj
Smith Joseph, foreman Geortje J. Smith, r. 16 Turk
Smith Joseph, laborer chief quartermaater Divlaloa
of the Pacific, U. S. A., r. Presidio
Smith Joseph, psiuter, r. 16 Turk
Smith Joseph, pile driver, r. 66 Minna
Smith Joseph, roofer, r. 14 Freelon
Smith Joseph, tailor, r. 4 Grand Av
Smith Joseph, teamster, r. 1314 Folsom
Smith Joseph, waiter Louis Cranz. r. 444 Spear
Smith Joseph Mrs., widow, r. 30 Clinton
Smith Joseph B., butcher, W s Mission, nr Randall
Smith Jos-ph B., salesman Renton, Holmes Ji Co., r,
l;U4 Folsom
Smith Joseph C, paper ruler, r. 1413 Pacific
Smith Joseph G., house and sign painter, 623 Va-
lencia
Smith Joseph H., calk^r, r. 909 )< Mlaslon
Smith Joseph H., chief engineer Cal. St. RR., r. S24
Fremont
Smith Joseph J., clerk Peter Schmidt, r. 764 Folsom
Smith Joseph J., electrician, r. 1221 Green
Smith Joseph M. H., broom sewer George F. Van D»
Mark & Co., r. 118 San Jo8<5 Av
Smith Joseph R., plasterer, r. 52 Shipley
Smith Joseph S., r. 4:t2 Valencia, rear
Smith Joseph W., boilermaker, r. 52 Shipley
Smith Joseph W., collector, r. 22 Mission Av
Smith Joseph W., lather, r. 119)4 Ivy Av
Smith Joseph W., steward stmr Newark
Smith Josephine Miss, ladies' hair dresser, r. 1008
Leaveuworth
Smith Joshua, carpenter, r. 2033 Mission
Smith Joshua Mrs., widow, r. 316 Fern Av
Smitli Josiah, carpenter, r. 146 Eleventh
Smith Josiah F.. foreman Holbrook, Merrill k Stet-
son, r. 615 Valencia
Smith J. P., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. N • Twen-
ty-nintli, nr Church
Smith J. P.S., chief clerk I. S. Van Winkle*
CO., 413 Market
Smith J. R. & Co. (James R. Smith) merchant
tailors, 1.16 Montgomery
Smith Julien. chief clerk U. 8. Sub Treasury, r. 1818
Lyon
Smith Julins, teamster Carroll, Abrams & Carroll, r.
1015 Pierce
Smith Julius P., borax dealer and proptr OUvlaa
Vlne\ard (Livermore) office 59 Nevada Block, r.
2120 jHckeou
Smith Julius B.. <-lvi1 engineer, r. 518 Jonea
Smith Justice, r. 241 Minna
Smith Katie Miss, dressmaker, r. 317 Vallejo
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONB 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THK LiARGEST BUSINESS
OF ANY AMERICAN COMPANY..
SMI
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Trimming
a Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Smith E. M., attorney at law, 432 Montgomery, r.
13i21 Filbert
Smith L. A. Mrs., widow, r. 201 Taylor
Smith Langdon P., clerk Post Office, r. 1927 Jessie
Smith Laura Miss (Lowry & Smith) r. 21 Hunt
Smith Laura M., advertising agent, 420 Montgomery,
room 32, r. 475 Seventeenth
Smith L. C, printer Chronicle, r. 405 M Gough
Smith L. E. Mrs. widow, r. 2422 Mission
Smith Leonard D., teamster, r. 10 Henrietta Square
Smith Leonard F., engineer, r. 416 Folsom, rear
Smith Leslie T., bookkeeper Held Bros. & Co., r. 2228
Sutter
Smith Levi, r. 524 Twenty-second
Smith Lillie, widow, r. ie04 Larkin
Smith Lily Miss, tailoress, r. 609 Jones
Smith Lizzie, burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
910 Filbert
Smith Lizzie Miss, carpet weaver, r. 846 Mission
Smith Llewellyn H., assayer, r. 1322 Golden Gate At
Smith Lotta, telegraph operator, r. Blake, nr Geary
Smith Louis, r. 479 Jessie
Smith Louis, r. 1131 Clay
Smith Louis (Krook & Smith) r. 904 Kearny
Smith Louis, milker Ambrose Silago, r. NW cor Do-
lores and Thirtieth
Smith Louis, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Smith Louis, seaman schr Maggie Douglas, r. 5 Berry
Smith Louis K. Mrs., widow, r. 345 Waller
Smith Louisa, widow, r. 307 Linden Av
Smith Louisa Miss, ladies' hairdresser, 1008 Leaven-
worth
Smith L. 8. Mrs., matron Young Women's Christian
A88n,912 Sutter
Smith Luke, student, r. 1129 Bush
Smith Lucy A. Miss, r. 1802 Green
Smith M. Mrs., r. 146 Eleventh
Smith M. Mrs., dressmaking. 2126 Mission
Smith M. A., steward stmr Colima
Smith M. A. Mrs., r. 610 Van Ness Av
Smith Maggie, marker S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 819 Vallejo
Smith Maggie Miss, compositor, r. 317 Vallejo
Smith Maggie A. Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary
School, r.409 McAllister
Smith Mahala D. Mrs., bakery, 612 Nineteenth
Smith Mamie Miss, tailoress, r. 609 Jones
Smith Margaret, widow, r. 819 Vallejo
Smith Margery M., widow, r. 222 Dorland
Smith Marston J., r. 1723 Jessie
Smith Martin, brushmaker, r. 52 Shipley
Smith Martin, butcher, 1814 Union
Smith Alartin, laborer, r. 1326 Kearny
Smith Martin B., longshoreman, r. 12 Tehama PI
Smith Mary, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 819 Vallejo
Smith Mary, widow, r. 60 Louisa
Smith Mary, widow, r. 308 Leavenworth
Smith Mary, widow, r. 1901 Dupont
Smith Mary, widow, r. W s Mission Road, nr Mt.
Vernon Av
Smith Mary Mrs., janitress Lincoln Primary School,
r. 338 Minna
Smith Mary A., widow, r. 615 Valencia
Smith Mary A., widow, r. 1606 Leavenworth
Smith Mary A., widow, r. 1723 Jessie
Smith Mary H., widow, r. 1260 California
Smith Mary J. Miss, teacher Mission Primary School,
r. 409 McAllister
Smith Mason B., salesman Feigenbaum & Co., r. 210
Bush
Smith Matthew, blacksmith, r. 340 Fifth
Smith Matthew, laborer, r. 873 Folsom
Smith Matthew, hostler N. B. and M. RR., r. 873 Fol-
som
Smith Matthew, mnfr soap, r. 409 McAllister
Smith Matthew F., clerk, r. 507 Gough
Smith Maurice, real estate, r. 615 Stockton
Smith Melanctbon J., blacksmltb, r. cor Sillim»n and
Girard
Smith Melissa J., widow, r. 226 Nineteenth
Smith Melville E., dentist, 1118 Market, r. 416 Post
Smith M. F. Mrs., r. 916 Taylor
Smith Michael, r. 17 Zoe
Smith Michael, liquor saloon, 619 Washington, r. 1303
California
Smith Michael, laborer, r. 1221 Green
Smilh Michael, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W »
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta, rear
Smith Michael, marble polisher John Daniel b Co.,
r. 408 Fourteenth
Smith Michael, steward American Exchange Hotel, r.
24 J4 Garden
Smith Michael, teamster, r. 4 Sheridan
Smith Michael, teamster C. R. Allen, r. 212 First
Smith Michael A., r. 1010 Vallejo 5.^ . ^
Smith Michael H. (Gauthier & Smith) r. 124 Goldea
Gate Av
Smith Michael R., cook, r. 28 Everett
Smith Milton W., clerk Anglo-Nevada Assurance Cor-
poration, r. Oakland i— ^
Smith M. L. Mrs. (Gardiner & Smith) 1003 Market
Smith Mowry W., real estate, 609 Sacramento, r. SW
cor California and Stockton
Smith M. W., porter Brooklyn Hotel
Smith Nathan T., r. 1403 Folsom
Smith Nellie Mrs., liquor saloon, NE cor Fulton and
Baker
Smith Nettle Miss, clerk Redington & Co., r. 763 Har-
rison
Smith Nicholas, carpenter, r. 126 Shotwell
Smltli Nicliolas T., assistant treasurer S. P. Co.,
and treasurer Market St. KR., NE cor Fourth and
Townsend, room 38, r. Alameda
Smith Niel, longshoreman, r. 1070 Howard
Smith Nora A. Miss, principal Silver Street Kinder-
garten, r. 1505 Washington
Smith O. B. k Co. (Oliver B. Smith and Frank W.
Bead) commission and provision merchants, 423^
Front
Smith O. E.. r. 638 Commercial
Smith Oliver B. (O. B. Smith & Co.) r. Oakland
Smith Orphie L., r. 544 Fifteenth
Smith Orrin E., engineer, r. 616 California
Smith Otto, fireman, r. 909 Kearny
Smith Owen, laborer, r. 764 Folsom
Smith Owen, printer, r. 659 Minna
Smith P., teamster William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Smith P. Rev., assistant pastor St. Francis Church,
r. 620 Vallejo
Smith Patrick, carpenter, r. 512 Howard
Smith Patrick, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 1102 Ala-
bama
Smith Patrick, laborer, r. 9 Jansen
Smith Patrick, laborer, r. 216 Ninth
Smith Patrick, laborer, r. 227 Eighth
Smith Patrick, laborer, r. 620 Sixth
Smith Patrick, laborer freight depot 8. P. Co., r. 76J
Harrison
Smith Patrick, laborer Steiger k Kerr, r. 627 Folsom
Smith Patrick, teamster Joseph Macdonough k Co.^
r. 228 Eighth
Smith Patrick, teamster Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 8 »
Sierra, bet Michigan and Georgia
Smith Patrick J., teamster, r. Presidio
Smith Paul, baker George D. Mayle, r. 524 X Natoma
Smith Percy J., bookkeeper, r. 2 Central Court
Smith Perry J., carpenter, r. Edinburgh, nr Persi*
Av, Excelsior Homestead
Smith Peter, cigars and tobacco, 36 Sixth, r. 100 Slxtb
Smith Peter, cooper, r. 23a2 Harrison
Smith Peter, laborer, r. 4 Zoe
Smith Peter, sorter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
Black Point
Smith Peter, stockraiser, r. S a Dominica, nr St.
John
¥. & J. SLOANE & CO.
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Hanufactorers of Show Qases
and Store Fixtares.
37 mm St
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRYl^^-^^K'uVifo-t^h^l.'itr*'-
1 ARPAD HARASZTHY * CO.
; 630 WASEnTOT0» STBZn.
SMI
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Smith Peter, superintendent C»l. Sugar Refinery, r.
504 Ninth
Smith Peter O.. carpenter, r. California At, bet
Godeus and EuKeuls
Smith Peter H., a. tor, r. 913 Vallejo, rear
Smith Peter J., watchman S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
SE cor Santa Clara and Missouri
Smith Peter P., conductor Market St. RR., r. cor
HaiRht and St»nyan
Smith Pethuel. laborer, r. 202 Sixth
Smith Phoebe, widow, r. 151'l Stockton
Smith Philip, laborer, r. 17 Kate
Smith Philip, molder, r. 212 First
Smith P. R., carpet layer James Eitterman, r. 634H
Broadway
Smith P. K. Mrs., lodRingR, 634 H Broadway
Smith P. T., foreman construction W. U. Tel. Co., r.
124(1 Mission
Smith Rene F., printer, r. 1903 Hyde
Smith Reuben H., gilder Schnssler Bros., r. 617 Gol-
den Gate At
Smith Richard, aaent Pac. Towboat Co., office foot of
Vall.jo, r. 2738 Pine
Smith Richard, bullermaker, r. 156 Tehama
Smith Richard, longshoreman, r. 1326 Kearny
Smith Richard, painter, r. 506 Davis
Smith Richard, salesman J. J. O'Brien k Co., r. 6
Bond
Smith Richard, salesman Wm. E. Mighell, r. 102
Steuart
Smith Richard H., laborer, r. 704 WashlnRton
Smith Richard S., cooper Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 940
Howard
Smith R. J., clerk Davis Bros., 1234 Market, r. 425
Bush
Smith R. K. Mrs., r. 612 Smith
Smith Robert, r. 452 Natoraa
Smith Robert, contractor, r. 1810 Larkin
Smith Robert, conductor Market St. KR., r. Lott nr
McAllister
Smith Robert, expressman, r. 219 Diamond
Smith Robert, rancher, r. 13 Harriet
Smith Robert, shoemaker Cabn, Nickelsburgft Co., r.
3010 Sixteenth
Smith Robert E. (Minor k Smith) r. 947 Mission
Smith Robert G., peddler, r. 631 Sicramento
Smith Robert J., engineer, r. 42 Moss
Smith Robert J , waiter, r. 824 Kearoy
Smith Robert M., dairyman, r. Diamond, bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
Smith Robert T., clerk, r. 1226 Folsom, rear
Smith Robert W., compositorThe Wasp, r. 823 Church
Smith Roderick E., cashier Snow ii Pettis, r. 106 Post
Smltli Rodnejr, Colonel U. S. A., chief Paymaster
Division of the Pacific. 237 PheUn Bldg, r. 1001
Pine
Smith Roscoe H., superintendent agencies North-
western Mutual Life Ins. Co., 215 Sansome, room
6, r. N 8 Sixteenth nr No*
Smith Royal, machinibt N. W. Spaulding Saw Co., r.
420 Xatoma
Smith Rufus, expressman, r. 2130 Market
Smith Rufus B., mill foreman Capitol Mills, r. Oak-
land
Smith Samuel (Ed. N. Smith k Co.) r. SE cor Polk
and Washington
Smith Samuel, bricklayer, r. 330 Green
Smith Samuel, driver Potrero and B. V. BB., r. W s
Kentucky, bet Sierra and Nevada
Smith Samuel C., carpenter, r. 427 Twenty-seTenth
Smith Samuel E., clerk, r. 149 Ninth
Smith Samuel N, clerk general freight office S. P.
Co., r. 315 Bartlett
Smith Samuel T., gilder 3. k O. Gump, 'r. 22T Valen-
. cia
Srr.ith Lelah. r. 1012 Natoma
Smith Sarah H. Miss, teacher Powell Sireet Primary
School, r. 2G09 Sacramento
FRATINGER & CO.
THE LEADING
CLOM AND SUIT HOUSE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
WATER CLOSETS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION CAREFULLY REPAIRED.
PLUMBER,
EstabUbhed 1S60.
605 KEARNV STREET.
Telephone 31i
Sinitli S. Harrison, surveyor City and County,
office New City Hall, third floor, r. 1320 California
Smith Sherman, laborer, r. 349 Jessie
Smith Sidney, salesman Foster, Little & Co., r. 321
Minna
Smith Sidney H., physician, r. 623 Howard
Smith Sidney M. (George W. Meade & Co.) and presi-
dent Cutting Packing Co., r. 368 Bryant
Smith Sidney V., attorney at law, 224 Sansome,
r. San Rafael
Smith S. M. Mrs., r. 518 Jones
Smith Stanley P., clerk Huntington, Hopkins k Co.,
r. 1001 Pine
Smith Stephen, blacksmith Robert Stitt, r. 40 Everett
Smith Stephen, clerk Charles Smith, r. 817 Broadway
Smith Stephen M, (Rosseter k Smith) r. 804 Van
Ness At
Smitli Steplien S., office 7 Montgomery Av, room
2), r. 1704 (Jeary
Smith Steuart F., clerk cashier's dept Wells, Fargo k
Co., r. 202 Stockton
Smith T. C, freight clerk, r. 674 Folsom
Smith Terrence, r. 2114 O'Farrell
Smith Terreace, mason, r. 1 Bowles PI
Smith Tlieodore, chief clerk Kohler k Frohling, r.
14 Ellis
Smith Theodore E., salesman Hecht Bros., r. 1619
Washington
Smith T. P. & Co. (Thomas F. Smith) real estate
agents, 30 Kearny
Smith Thomas, clerk Blum, Baldwin k Girrln, r. 24
Hampton
Smith Thomas, conductor Market St. RR., r. 311434
Mission
Smith Thomas, laborer, r. 307 Austin
Smith Thomas, milker Charles Regll, r. Silver At, nr
Mission Road
Smith Thomas, plasterer, r. W s Utah, bet El Dorado
and Sixteenth
Smith Thomas, salesman C. J. B. Metzler, r. 628
Washington
Smith Thomas, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Smith Thomas, steward, r. 216 Cbestnnt
Smith Thomas B., expressmaa, r. 308 Minna
Smith Thomas C, longshoreman, r. 1223 Union
Smith Thomaa F. (T. F. Smith k Co.) r. 525 Minn*
Smith Thomas O., molder W. T. Garratt k Co., r. 49
Frederick
Smith Thomas H., wool grader Ball k Julian, r. 4
Ridley
Smith Thomas J., boilermaker Keystone Boiler
Works, r. 43 Tehama
Smith Thomas J., brushmaker, r. 52 Shipley
Smith Thomas J., Inspector Custom House, r. 6
Martha PI
Smith Thomas J., millhand A. Wilkie, r. 502 Vallejo
Smith Thomas L., fruits, 125 Jackson
Smith Thomas L., expressman, SE cor Sansome and
Pine. r. 1517 H Market
Smith Thomas M., laborer, r. SE cor Greenwich and
Steiner
Smith Thomas N., bricklayer, r. 214 Langton
Smith Thomas O., r. 104 Ellis
Smith Thomas R., miner, r. 863)4 Market
Smith Thomas V., bricklayer, r. 651 Jessie
Smith Toncey, clerk S. C. Swltzer, r. 456)4 Tehama
Smith Tully, marble polisher Ruffino k Blanchl, r.
1327 Harrison
Smith VirKinia E. Mrs., teacher North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 618 Sutter
Smith Walter, r. 916 Pierce
Smith Walter, gigger S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. North Poii.t
Smith Walter, plumber, r.404 Stockton
Smith WilterC. R., teienhono operator, r. lOJLe-
royPl
Smitli Waltf^r H.. clerk ticket auditor's office 8. P.
Co., r. 810 Guerrero
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
nnnnrnctar«r ofrTery deorriptSon ot
PA8SENOER. 8TREBT AND rBEIGHT OikSS.
48 to SO B«*le Ktre«t, Man rrttiieliMO.
STEAM ENGINES AND THRESHING MACHINES.
TRUMAK, ISHAH & H0OE£B>
421-427 Market Street.
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SMO
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
iHFOBTERa or
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Smith Walter 8., butcher Horn & Chapman, r. SW cor
Kentucky and Hnndnras
Smith Ward M., cashier Demlng-Palmer-Milling Co.,
r. 118 Devipadero
Smith W. H. Mrs., fiimlsbed rooms, 108 Geary
Smith Wilbelmina Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 28 Zee
Smitli Willard M. real estate, 123 California, room
34, r. 524 Jonei
Smith William, r. 3:j Fair Oaks
Smith William, r. 519 Hayes
Smith William, baker, r. 3 Bartol
Smith William, bartender John T. Callender, r. 6
Broarlway
Smith William, blacksmith O'Brien k Sons, r. 711
O'Farrell
Smith William, blacksmith S. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. 212 Ritch
Smith William, bookkeeper Brown Bros. & Co., r. 324
F.ll
Smith William, butcher, r. 1911)4 Mission
Smith William, calker, r. 16 Clara
Smith William, carpenttr, r. 2203 Polk
Smith William, carpenter, r. N 8 Solano, bet Missis-
sippi and Texas
Smith William, cattle dealer, office 331 Kearny, r. 213
Thirt.enth
Smith William, clerk F. R. Smith, r. cor Vienna and
Persia Av, Excelsior Homestead
Smith William, coalpasser stmr Columbia, r. 345
Branran
Smith William, laborer, r. 2."!}^ Norfolk
Smith William, laborer, r. 529 Valencia
Smith William, laborer, r. 1428 Miasidn
Smith William, laborer. r.NEcor Michigan and ShaRta
Smitb "William, manufacturer patent water
clodets. 21 Montgomery Av, r. 1714 Broderick
Smith William, rnaRter mariner, r. Miguel, nr Arling-
ton, Fairmount Tract
Smith William, master schr Mountain View
Smith William, messentjer, r. f09 Powell
Smith William, painter, r. 720 Howard
Smith William, plumber, r. f.42 Folsom
Smith William, printer, r. ]90:s Hvde
Smith William, waiter, r. 2r,9 Minna
Smith William A., bookkeeper Levi Strauss 4 Co., r.
623 Howard
Smith William A., clerk William Smith, r. 1714 Brod-
erick
lumber surveyor, 25 Steuart, r. 618
steward stmr Coll ma, r. 97 Sllvpr
, with Dakin Publishing Co., r. 1923
Smith William A
Harrison
Smith William A.
Smith William A
Howard
Smith William B., r. U."? Ellis
Smith William B., cock, r. 636 Commercial
Smith William B., salesman Hawley Bros. Hardware
Co.. r. 120 Fell
Smith William C, bricklayer, r. N s California Av,
bet Cnpp and Howard, B. H.
Smith William C, policeman, r. 611 Buchanan
Smith William C. R., mining expert, r. 10 Le Roy PI
Smith William D., bookkeeper, r. 236 Shotwell
Smith William E., bookkeeper Rosenbaum & Co., r.
643 Fi'lsom
Smith William E., batcher John S. Taylor, r. 224
Grove
Smitli William E.. manager McKeon Engraving Co.,
402 Montgomery, r. 204 Franklin
Smith William F.. architect, 2o6 Sansome, rooms 13-
14, r. 2515 Broadway
Smith William F.. clerk Hatton & Schumacher, r. W
8 Solano, bet Mipsis^ippi and Texas
Smith William F.. daivman, r. 508 Jessie
Smith William H.. r. 742 Harrison
Smith William H., barber A. Grimm, r. 12fiM Silver
Smith William H., bookkeeper Percy Btamish, r. 674
Folsom
Smith William H., carpenter, r. 612 Nineteenth
Smith William H., carpenter, r. 822 Greenwich
Smith William H., carpenter, 761 Mission, r. 29 Hoff
Av
Smith William H., dairyman, r. Excelsior Homestead
Smith William H., gardener, r. K07 Filt>ert
Smith William H., hydrant inspector S. F. F. D.,
r. 1U8 Geary
Smith William H., laborer, r. 1118 Pacific
Smith William fl., iiiachini>t, r. 20-' Sixth
Smith William H., liquor saloon, 522 Battery, r. 73
( leiueutiua
Smith William H., mining, r. 1007 Leavenworth
Smith William H., rigger, 118-120 Howard, r. 1009
Dolores
Smith William H. Jr., rigger, 252 Spear, r. 343 Fre-
mont
Smith William H. N., porter, r. 1705 Stockton
Smith William J. (.). M. Pike * Co.) r.2433 Buchanan
Smith William J., bartender J. F. Thomas, r. 12 Dale
PI
Smith William J., butcher J. B. Smith, r. W ■ Mis-
sion, nr Randall
Smith William J., clerk, r. 2.306 Mission
Smith William J., framemaker Sanborn, Vail & Co.,
r. 416 Turk
Smith William J., janitor, r. 11 Auburn
Smith William J., loan teller S. F. Savings Union, r.
728 Sutter
Smith William J., seaman, r. 414 Tenth
Smith William M. (Birkholm & Smith) r. 341 Bryant
Smith William M., bookkeeper Brown Bros., r. 324
Fell
Smith William M., with Alvinza Hay ward, r. 1003
Leavenworth
Smith William N.. liquor saloon, W e Kentucky, bet
Solano and Butte
Smith WilUam P., civil engineer U. S. Engineer's
Dept, r. 234 Post
Smith William T., upholsterer Augustus H. Roberts,
r. 2332 Harrison
Smith Wilson T., r. 716 Montgomery
Smith W. J., commercial traveler, r. 411 Leavenworth
Smith & Clark (.Joel P. Smith and Sydney Clark)
liquor saloon, 208 Third
Smitli «: Moody (in liquidation) O. H. Foster assignee,
317 California
Smith & Olsen (Hans M. Smith and Frederick H.
Ol^eu) coffee saloon, junction California and
M^.rket
Smith & Ponltney (Joseph Smith and George
T. Poultney) proprietors South Park Livery Sta-
bles. N 8 Brannan, bet Second and Tliird
0^ Smith. S^e Svhmid, Schmidt, Schmitt, Schmitz,
Smidt and Smyth
Smith & Tripp (John T. Smith and Georgia A. Tripp)
mnfr roller oil cups, 10 Commercial
Smitli's Casli Store, Harper A. Smith proprie-
tor. 1 1.5-1 17 Clay
SMITH'S SAUCELITO EXPRESS
George W. Sinitli proprietor, San
Francisco office 409 East
Smitham William, clerk John L. Williams & Co., r.
819 Filbert
Smithers J. Mrs., r. 1608 Mission
Smithson Anna M., widow, r. 103 Larkin
Smithson Bethulia, widow, dres.sniaking, 414 Geary
Smithson Frederick J., carriage trimmer, r. 1208 Cali-
fornia
Smithson James, clerk Raye & Hampton, r. 212 Ellis
SmithHon Robert, lecturer U. S. Panorama Co., r. 212
Ellis
Smitten Charles H., laundryman, r. 1321 Fillmore
Smlttrn Lewis W., carpainter Geary St. RH., r. 734
Grove
Smolianinoflf Sergey D.. astronomer, r. 7.37 Pine
Smoot D. Li. , attorney at law, 509 Kearny, r. Oak-
land
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING.
lASHINGTON Fire lis. Co. of Bostoil
Capital, $1,000,000 I GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Assets, $1,810,273 | WM. SZZTOH, AssL ilanager.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
SMO
1095
SNY
Smoot Edgar N.. 8iileRin»n, r. 9::3 Mission
Smonse Jolm H., assjstaut oiauager Kt-ybtone Wringer
Co.. r. 4or.M Sixth
SmuUen Francis J., Khoemaker, r.4 Hunt
Smurr William K., frtiaht ugent North Pacific Coast
UR.
Smyser H. C. with Shrarer k Co., r. 1727H Jesale
Smyth Alexaiid'-r N., plumb r, r. 12'2fi Twenty-second
Smytli Chester T., enniue' r, r. S.'ao Mission
Smjth Charli-8 F., bookkeeper The Hiberuia Savings
and Loan Society, r. Lick Hhukb
Smyth Dennis, shipjolner, r. 22 Hampton Pi
Smyth Edward W , clerk, r. (i23 Howard
Smytli James, drayman, r. 7.5 Brady
Smyth J Beverly, assistant editor Call, 509 Clay
Smyth John H , attorney at law, 623 Montgomery, r.
Berkeley
Smyth John R., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
9-'0 Bush
Smyth John T.. printer, r. 317 Vallejo
Smyth Joseph B., report, r Call, r. l.'iiO Geary
Smyth Jos. ph W., carpenter, r. 13 Gilbert, rear
Smyth Kiite Miss, forelady Stearns, Worden & Co., r.
22 Hampton PI
Smyth MatjRle Miss, teacher Longfellow Primary
School, r. '.'2 Hampton PI
Smyth Marv M. Miss. r. 558 Howard
Sui>th U.btrt A., clerk S. P. Middleton, r. 13 Harriet
Smyih Thoiuas M.. expressman, r. 13 Thirteenth
Smyth W. E., salesman K. Mansbach & Co., r. 623
H.>ward
Smyth Wil'iam, teacher gymnastics Olympic Club,
r. 619 O'Farrell
Smyth William H., engineer, draftsman and contrac-
tor, 2.">8 Market, rooms 7-8, r. Berkeley
Smythe Albert F.. r. 405 Natama
Smythe John, porter U. S. Mint. r. 836 Misalon
Smythe Owen H., print, r, r. (i59 Minna
t^ Smythe. See Smith and Smyth
Snailliam Thomas, r. 415 Clementina
Snapp David W., miner, r. 6% GoMen Gate Av, rear
Snapper Samuel, clerk, r. 140 Twelfth
Suead John, blacksmith, r. 22 Masonic Ay
Snead Michael, laborer, r. 22 Masonic Av
Snead Thomas, carpenter, r. 22 Masonic At
Sneath Hnrry J., city manager Jersey Farm
Dairy, r. 837 Howard
Sneatli Rirlinrd G. , proprietor Jersey Farm
Dairy, 835-839 Howard and 348-350 Tehama, r.
S.in Bruno
Snee Mary, domestic 1026 Green
Sueed Peter, carpenter, r. 4 Adelaide PI
Snelder George C, bookkeeper Greenebaum & Straus,
r. S04 Leavenworth
B^ Sneider. See Schneider, Snider and Snyder
Snell Caroline, widow, r. 6 Hayes
Snell Clarence R., carpetlayer, r. 6 Hayes
Snell E. L., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r. San
Jo--^
Snell E. S., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 905 Market
Snell Fmnk, meichant, r. 28 Seventh
Snell P>snk S., commercial traveler 8. H. Tyler &
Son. r. Sa.-ramento
Snell George P , clerk, r. 1620 Bush
Snell Henry, miner, r. 139 Fourth
Snell John A., compositor Call, r. 1007 Powell
Snell John D., compositor C ill, r. 1007 Powell
Snell Sidney, carpenter William Utile
Snell W., r. 32 Fourth
Snelling James F., salesman Payot, TTpham b Co., r.
313 Taylor
Snelling W., waiter, r. 606 Montgomery
Snider AugUhtiis, waiter, r. 420 Nntoma
■^ Snider. S.e Schneider, Sneider and Snyder
Snltlen Sylvehter A., calker, r. 228 Bush
Sultzler Henry, molder S. F. Candle Co., r. 141 Shipley
Snively John U., bartender James Winslow, r. 233
Fourth
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERMO-i:i.F,CTUIC
RUSSIAN ail TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated a!d Electric Baits Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BATH TUBS, BOILERS,
TANKS, SHOWERS, FAUCETS.
Plumbers' Sanitary Goods of all Kinds,
NA/_ E "~
PLUMBER,
Established 1860.
_ L_ ANE,
606 KEARNir STREET.
Telephone 315.
Suodyrass Robert V., clerk, r. 419 Hickory Av
Snook Charlfa E., attorney at law, 214 Sansome,
rooms 13-14, r. Oakland
Snook E.lKar N. (G. * E. Snook) r. 726 California
Snook Frederick W. (W. S. Snook * Son) r. Oakland
Snook G. i*te E. (George A. and Edgar N.) plumb-
ers, gas and cteamfltters, 6:10 Sacramento
Snook (teorge A (G. .^: E. Snook) r. 726 California
Snook George C, architect, r. 726 California
Snook Grant J., clerk, r. 726 California
Snook James A., commercial traveler Thomas H. B.
Varuev, r. Oakland
Snook John, physicim, 776 Howard
Snook John A., carpenter, 2704 MisRlon.r. 414 Bartlett
Snook Wil'iam S. (W. S. Snook .% Son) r. Oakland
SnoAk W. S. & Son (William S. and Frederick
W ) plumbers and gasfltters, 654 Clay
Snopp D., bellman The Baidwin
Snow A. O., carpenter stmr Starbnok
Snow Chester J., carpenter, r. 1320 Ellis
Snow Edwird C, engineer Geary St. RR., r. 1429
O'Farrell
Snow Emanuel, clerk R. D. W. Davis & Co., r. 1227
H.-.yes
Snow Frank C. . picture dealer, r. 118 Grant Av
Snow George A., superintendent manufaeturlng,
clothinj dept U. S. A., r. Loriu, Alameda Co.
Snow H:irvey M., carpenter, r. 1608 Powell
Snow Harvey W. (Snow & Pettisi and president
California Life and Endowment Association,
324 Vj Montgomery, r. Alameda
Snow James T., driver Indianapolis Furniture Co., r.
731 Minna
Snow John, clerk, r. 731 Minna
Snow John F., dyeing and cleaning, 1623 Mission and
3 Grant Av, r. 1623 MisMon
Snow John W., mining, r. 331^ Bnsh
Suow Levi T., porter E. W. Forsaith & Co., r. 329
Fell
Snovcr Lonis T. , wholesale grocer and dealer ship
etores. 210 ('alifornia, r. Alameda
Snow Nathaniel G., r. 720 Leavenworth
Snow Nellie Miss, r. 529 Pot^t
Sno^v Roland W., importer iron pipe and plum-
bers' materials, 39-45 Stevenson, r. Oakland
Snow William F., clerk Redington & Co., r. 1007
Union
Snow William F., laborer, r. 501 First
Snow William H., merchant tailor, 340 Sutter, r. Oak-
land
Snow <& Pettis (Harvey W. Snow and William H.
Pettis) general insurance agents, 324)4 Mont-
gomery
Snowden Chirles B., machinist, r. 311 Castro
Snowden Robert, actor, r. 331 V4 Bush
Snyder Albert, glassblower S. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. 137 J4 Perry
Snyder Albert A., insurance adjuster, 322 Califomla.r.
712 Waller
Snyder Charles, r. 331 5< Bush
Snyder Charles, drayman Dodge, Sweeney & Co., r.
l(«l Perry
Snyder Daniel, speculator, r. 636 Commercial
Snvder Elizabeth, widow, r., 604 Leavenworth
Snyder George, r. 1121 Ellis
Snyder George C. clerk, r. 504 Leavenworth
Snyders George W., clgarmaker. r. 902 Montg^mpry
Snyder Henry carriagemaker with T. F. Lowney r.
" 112 Valparaiso
Snvder Henry, clerk, r. 636 Commercial
Snyder Jacob, engineer, r. 724 Bay
Snyder John, r. 1938 Missicm
Snyder Julia Melville Mrs., teacher elocution, r. 138
McAllister
Snyder Martin, restaurant, 1938 Mission
Snyder Pml. laborer, r. 1101)4 Folsom
Snvder William H., clerk, r. 636 C.nimercial
Snyder William H., engineer, r. 24 Elgin Park PI
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Snyder William M., well borer, r. 1230 Mission
VS" Snyder. See Schneider, Sneider and Snider
Sobbe Deidrich, liqnor Baloon, 541 Miesion
Sobey Arthur L.. physician, 2145 Mission
Sobey John, longshurenjan, r. 106 Steuart
Sobey William T., teamster Coos Bay Stave and Lum-
ber Co., r. 507 Seveuth
Sobieski E. S. Mrs., r. 318 Kearny
Soboleflf Ivan A., deacon Russian Orthodox Church,
r. 1820 Dupont
Soboslay Julius, physician. 1306 Polk
Societe Francaise de Bienfaisance Mutuelle, 510 Jack-
son
Societe Francaise d'Eparg-nesetdePrevoy-
ance Mntnelle, E. J. Le Breton president, A.
Brand, secretary, 534 California
Society for tbs PreT^ention of Cruelty to
Animals, 604 Merchant, room 12
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Children, 604 Merchant, room 12
Society for the Suppression of Vice The
California, office 604 Merchant, room 14
Society of California Pioneers. Gustave Bels
president, H. T. Graves secretary, W s Fourth,
bet Market and Mission
Society of Territorial Pioneers of Califor-
nia, 26 Montgomery, room 9
Soderberg John, seaman, r. 13 Clay
Sodergren Franz O., mate ship Valley Forge, r. 116
Berry
Soderman John F., seaman, r. 415 East
Suderquist Andrew O.. engineer, r. 1351 Bush
Soderquist Ernest, assistant apothecary City and
County Hospital
Soderstrom Alexander, seaman, r. 415 Eaet
Soderstrom Charles, mate schr Dora Blohm, r. 10
Washington
Soederdahl Oscar, seaman, r. 28 Clay
Soedler Edward, boxmaker 8. F. Box Co., r.735 Bran-
nan
Soelter Ludwig, painter, r. 401 Green
8o>-tje Henry, cook, r. 1030 Clay
Sofichi Constantine, liquir Raloon, 19 Vallejo
I Sober Adolph, clerk Post Office, r. 1139 Bush
; Sober Emile, printer, r. 1226 Bush
I Sober Louis, physician, r. 1225 Bush
I Sober William, pressman, r. 1225 Bush
• Sohierer W. J., head waiter The Baldwin
Sohl Edward H., whipmaker Keyston Bros., r. Castro,
! nr Laidley
■ Sohl Frederick, restaurant, 613 Davis, r. 615 Sacra-
mento
j Sohl Otto, manager Fred. Sohl, r. 515 Sacramento
: KTi-ohl. SeeSanl
1 Sohmer Henry, barber, r. 11 Bruce PI
Sohn Julius, waiter Ernest Moeller
I Sohncke G., special agent Northwestern Mutual Life
I Ins. Co., 215 SauBome, room 6
Sohn. ke Hugo, bai tender F. W. Rodefeld, r. 1063
Mission
I Sob ram Hugo F., carpenter Mechanics' Mill, r. El-
I eventh Av. bet Point Lobos Av and Clement
Sohst George C, cigarmaker. r. 1120J4 Vallejo
S<ih8t George H.. porter, r. 1120}^ Vallejo
So' Bt Herry F. W., machinist, r. 1804 Dupont
Soboloff George, seaman, r. 108 Berry
Solan Nellie Mrs , r. 529 Howard
Solano George F., machimst Pac. Iron Works, r. 1
Salmon
Solano Mauro, teacher music, r. 1617 Geary
Solari Carrie, widow, r. 11 .Tasper PI
Solari Charles, r. Eighteenth, nr Clara Av
Sulari Giovanni, bootblack, 8E cor California and
Battery, r. 11 Jasper PI
Solari Lorenzo J., porter B. Le\-y * Son, r. 21 Ohio
Solari Louis, fruit dealer, r. 25 Minna
Solari Lulgi macarnniiaaker Ravenna, Ohirardelli
& Co., r. 712 Vallejo
Solari Stefen (Cuneo & Solari) r. 100 Second
Solari Stephen, fruit dealer, r. 331 tlDion, rear
Solari V., fruits and vegetables, 1415 Church
Solaro Henry J., bookkeeper Martin, Feusier & Co., r.
1123 Taylor
Solberg Christopher, r. 266 Brannan
Soldatl Felix, shoemaker, 1127 Dupont, r. 11 Union PI
Soldavloi Ambrogio, clerk, r. 20 Lafayette PI
Soldsien Herman M., engineer, r. Lahaina, nr Savan-
nah
Soley William J., packer, r. 522 Castro
Solinsky Harris, peddler, r. 33}i Moss
Sollberger J., tailor, 1205 Folsom
Sollenius Leon P., bartender J. A. Lukin, r. 417
Stockton
SoUey Stephen, laborer, r. 108 Valnaraiso
Solley Stephen J., painter, r. 108 Valparaiso
SoUman Ferdinand, upholsterer William J. Heney &
Co., r. 603 Turk
Sollman H. Mrs., r. 603 Turk
Sollman Valentine, apprentice Electrical Snpply Co.,
r. 603 Turk
Sollman William, salesman William J. Heney & Co.,
r. 422 Duncan
Sollmann Theodore, jeweler Mathieu & Maison, r. 603
Turk
Solomon Abraham, porter F. Toplitz & Co., r. 543
Jessie
Solomon Abraham I., barber John Perazzo, r. 430
Chestnut
Solomon Abram. teacher, r. 2306 Webster
Solomon Benjamin, commercial traveler I. S. Rosan-
baum & Co., r. 925 Geary
Solomon Bertha, widow, r. 47 Rubs
Solomon Chapman (Solomon & Sons) r. 62634 Minna
626 )J
Solomon Chapman Jr. (Solomon & Sons)
Minna
Solomon Dora Miss, glovemaker, r. 1134 Green
Solomon Edward, hostler, r. 2131 Howard
Solomon Edwin, salesman Alexander NicoU, r. 47
South Park
Solomon Ferdinand, fancy goods, 903 Larkin
Solomon George A., stenographer W. & J. Slo»ne h
Co., r. Oakland
Solomon Harris, secondhand clothing, 137 Third, r.
20 Valparaiso
Solomon Henry I., cashier Hecht Bros. & Co., r. 1620
Clay
Solomon Isaac L., mnfr upholstery and bedding, IT-
25 Turk, r 714 Hayes
Solomon Isidore, tailor, r. 20 Valparaiso
Solomon Jacob, r. 511 Chestnut
Solomon Jacob, engineer, 419 California, [r. 20Jj T»l«
paraiso
Solomon John B., r. 315 Ellis
Solomon Joseph, tailor, r. 2205 Post
Solomon L. Miss, solicitor Hartford Fire Ins. Co., r.
1620 Clay
Solomon Lazarus, merchant, r. 510 Hyde
Solomon Louis, r. 1105 McAllister
Solomon Louis, bath tender John Greif, r. 643 Sacra-
mento
Solomon Louis, salesman Martin, Feusier b, Co., r.
543 Jessie
Solomon Ludwig, with Nordman Bros., r. 1423 Polk
Solomon Moses, proprietor California Table But-
ter Co.. 342 Fourth, bninoh Great Western Market
Solomon M. fc Co. (Morris Solomon and Leopold S»-
engerl jnnk dealers, 408 Fifth
Solomon Mark, clerk, r. 636 Commercial
Solomon Mary Misx, teacher Powell Street Primary
School, r. 1620 Clay
Solomon M. D. Mrs., widow, r. 515 McAllister
Solomon Meyer, merchant, r. 116 Jackson
Solomon Morris (M. Solomon & Co.) r. 2218 Geary
Solomon Nathan, salesman M. J. Flavin & Co., r. 36
Turk
Solomon Nathan, speculator, r. 228 Eleventh
DRAPERIES.
Special attention given to making up Draperies and
Canopies for Lodges, Societies, etc.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MABEET STBEET,
NEXT ABOVE PAUiCB HOTEi.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Hannfacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtores.
37 MarM St
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Solomon Natban R. (Solomon & Sons) r. 626 >i Minna
Solomon Samuel, r. 47 Ruks
Solomon Samuel, r. 106H Third
Solomon Sumuel. bartender, r. 70154 MUsion
Solomon Samuel, butcher, r. 1514 O'Farrell
Solomon Samuel, cieirmaker, r. 64 Shipley
Solomon Samuel, cutter clothing dept, U, 8. A., r.
2'i(l5 Post
Solomon Samuel B., clerk Oonnty Clerk's Office, r. 20
Valparalao
Solomon Simon, butcher, 1-2 Orand Central Market,
r. 1514 O'Farrell
Solomou Solomon A., liqnor saloon, 90S Market, r. 44
Sixth
Solomou Thomiis, porter Liverpool and London and
Olobe Ins. Co., r. Oakland
Solomon Victor, clerk Bachman Bros., r. 615 Mc-
Allister
Solomon W. & Co. (William Solomon) commission
merchants, 427-429 Front
Soloijiou William (W. Solomon & Co.) r. 429 Tenth
Solomou * Sons (Chapman, Chapman Jr., and Nathan
R. Solomon) watchmakers and jewelers, 32 Steuart
■y Soliimon. See Salomon
Solomons Seizas, r. 411 Sansome
Solomons L\i< ius L., stenographer land dept C. P.RR.,
r. 1707 Scott
SolBcher Louis D. J., bookkeeper, r. 642 Stevenson
Soltau John, burteuder, r. 27 Ksusch
Soltsien Hermann A., engineer Potrero Yeaat and
Vinegar Co., r. Lahalua, bet Mouongahela and
Savannah
SolwHga Lucas, boxmaker Union Box Factory, r. 8
Siilmon
Somali -John (Somali, Ladagnous fc Co.) r. 44 Geary
SOMALI, LADAQNOaS & CO.
(•Jolin Somali and Justin I>ada|;nou8)
propriftorii Malgon Riclie, NB cur Post
and Grant Av
Somerii Krank J., charging clerk Levi Strauss & Co.,
r. 1035 Twentieth
Somers George B., medical student, r. 1034 Mission
Somere Harry H., clerk Whittier, Fuller k Co., r. 6
Pratt
Somers Harvey C. (Somers fc Healey) r. J908 FoUom
Somers Hugh, carpenter, r. 103.'i Twentieth
Somers John P., driver, r.834 Folsom
Somers Margaret Mrs., fancy goods, 'i478 Market
Somers Paul A., paper carrier, r. 1035 Twentieth
Somens William, upholsterer Pac. Spring and Mat-
tress Co., r. 2478 Mnrket
Somers William J., capitalist, r. 10.')4 Mls!<ion
Somers & Healey (Harvey C. Somers and Charles S.
Healey) hay, graiu, wood, coal, etc., 3090 Mission,
office pier '22 Steuart
(^T* Somers. See Sommers and Summers
Somerset Clara J. Miss, teacher Franklin Grammar
School, r. 314 Turk
Somerset George. kIovp cutter, r. 644 Sacramento
Somerset House, Mrs. H. Westall proptr, 764 Mission
Somersett John, laborer, r. 108 Ellis
Somervell William S., manager Granolithic
Paving Co. and Barber Asphalt Co., 422 Montgom
ery, r. 919 Post
Somervllle Daniel, liquor saloon, 132 Montgomery
Av, r. 430 Montgomery Av
Somerville Simon, teamster, r. 1816 Hyde
i^ Somerville. See Summerville
Sommer Jacob H., seaman, r. '230 Pacific
Somnier John, clgarmaker Charles Poppe, r. Ahlbom
House
Sommer Max, clothing, 412 Pacific
Sommers A. Mrs., widow, r.638 Fulton
Sommers Ann, widow, r. 206 Franklin
Sommers Frederick, jeweler, r. 526 Jessie
Sommers Frederick G., bartender Anton Scholl, r. 100
Mission
FRATINGFR & CO.
MOURNING SUITS
MADE AT SHOETEST NOTICE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
MARBLE WASH STANDS.
WASH nASINS. BASIN CO< KN.
Lane's Sanitary Basin Trap elTecinally exclofles sewer m
PLUMBER, 606 KEARNV STREET.
Kstabllshed ISflO. Telephone 315.
Sommers George, laborer, r. London, nr China At,
Excelsior Homestead
Sommers Jacob, cignrmaker, r. 319 Grant Av
(^ Sommers. See Somers and Summers
Somps Peter, driver P. G Somps
Somps Pierre G., proptr Steam Soda Works, 259-261
Clementina, r. 2.5:16 Mission
Srn Adolph A. (Son Bros.) r. 836 O'Farrell
Son Alb rt A. (Son Bros.) r. 822 O'Farrell
Son Brothers (Adolph A. and Albert A.) Tankee
notions, NW cor Sansome and Sutter
Son Dave, Interpreter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 933 Du-
pont
Son Leo A., salesman Son Bros., r. 1338 Ellis
Sonberg David, seaman, r. 116 Berry
SondagJohn. clerk, r. 1812 Scott
Sondag John, tailor, 233 Montgomery Av
Sonderup Axel, conductor, r. 427 Cedar Av
Sonderup Joachim, conductor Market St. RR., r. 423
Waller
Sonderup William, mnfr skin clothing, 23 Jj Ritch
Sondheiiner Moses (Rosenthal Bros, jc Co.) r. 1309
Lark in
Sonne K. H., r. 509 Twenty-third
Sonneiiiann Hermann, waiter Wlgman Theater, r. 710
Washington
Sounenberg Benjamin, clerk, r. 1502 Califomis
Sonnenberg Louis B., r. 1502 Califorula
Stnnenberg Samuel, salesman, r. 502 California
SONNENFELD SAMUEL
lapidary, stone Je>velry manufacturer,
331 Kearny, r. 418 Post
Sonnichsen christian, contractor, r. 637 Second
Sonnichseu Jens N., r. 510 Fell
Sonnichsen N., clerk Spring Valley W. W., r. 26
Langton
Sonntag Charles (Chas. Sonntaa * (3o.) 116 Market
Sonnta^ Chas. & Co. (Charles Sonutag) com-
misMon merchants and agents C. S. Cartridge
Co., Marlin Fire Arms Co., Utah Powder Co.,
Gatling guns, Glatz's glycerine, etc., 114-116
Market
Sonntag Henry A. (Sonntag & Co.) r. 317 Eddy
Sonntag Henry P., manneer Safety, Nitro and
Utah Powder Cos., 430 California, r. Palace Hotel
Sonutag Julian, special agent ins. dept H.M.Newball
& Co.. 309 Sansome
Sonntag Julius H.. r. 1719 Stevenson
Sonntag liineoln, notary public and commis-
mihsioner deeds, 116 Market, r. 317 Eddy
Sonntag Paul, tailor, r. 620 Washington
Sonntag Paul H., brassfinisher, r. 2740 Folsom
Sonntag <te Co. (Henry A. Sonntag) dealers P».
cific Coast and foreign tree seeds, llfi Market
Sonntaga blatt dea California Demokrat,
Fr. Hess & Co. proprietors. 409-413 Bush
Sonoma Line of Packets, Joseph Henry agent, offlc*
foot Powell
Sonoma Valley Railroad Co., James M. Don-
ahue president, Thomas W. Johnston secretary,
office 410 Mission
Sons of the Emerald Isle Benevolent Assn, rooms 818
Howard
Sopa Peter G., restaurant, 400 Sacramento, r. 612 Fil-
bert
Soper Benjamin, seaman, r. 258 Minna
Soper Charles B., engineer Cal. and Pac. Cream of
Tartar Works, r. 15 Heron
Soper Ebenezer D., r. 540 Sixteenth
Soper .loseph H., physician and surgeon, 402 Caatro
Soper M. A. Mrs., millinery. 540 Sixteenth
Sophey A., carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r. 820 Folsom
Sopbey James, lodgings, 82ii Folsom
Sophey Joseph, carriage mnfr, 820 Folsom
Sopka William, upholsterer, 606 Third
Sorahan James, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. cor
Twenty-fourth and Folsom
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CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
9I»nnrn<'(nrer ofexerT denrrlptlon of
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43 to 50 Beale Ktreet, Man Francikco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker. i^enSlu'Sr-- ^- "?«^'^'^ ^^^^^^
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All Sizes and Xmubers.
309. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Soram Ole B., laborer, r. 504 Howard
Soiasa Joseph, milker Newiuan & Co., r. Cole, nr
Carroll
Soraea .Joseph W. S., cook, r. 131 J^ Shipley
] Sorste Henry, -with Jacob Unna, r. 517 Eddy
I Sorbier Louise Mme., millinery, 220 Van Ness Av
Sortnseu Andrew, canvasser, r. fi63 Minna
Sorensen Andrew, foreman laborers S. P. Co., Town-
send St. depot, r. 14 Farren Av
Sorensen Charles M., tailor, 422 Post, r. 30 Pleasant
Sorensen Ellen M., widow, r. 56 Minna
Sorensen George, cook Christian M. Peterson, r. 21
Annie
Sorensen Jens, tailor, r. 4 Wetmore PI
Sorensen John, tailur, r. 2 Codiuan PI
8i>ren8en L., r. 1729^ Mission
Sorensen Pet»-r, tailor, r. 2 Codman PI
Sorensen Thore, ciganijaker C. R. Thrane, r. KW cor
Twenty-fourth and Mission
Sorensen William, hay, grain, wood and coal, 1013-
1015 McAllister
Sorenson Christopher H., waiter, r. 249 Stevenson
Sorenson, Danker <fe Co. (John Sorenson,
Adolph Duuker and Henry D.ingers) wines and
liquors, 425 Clay, and beer bottlers, 1839 Mission
Sorenson Frank, teamster, r. 842 Howard
Sorenson Hans C, steward schr J. C. Wall, r. 2011
Dupont
Sorenson John (Sorenson, Dnnker k Co.) r. Alameda
Sorenson Lena, domestic W s Ashbury , bet Waller
and Frederick
Sorg Conrad, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 1413 Buchanan
Sorg Oeorge, roofer, r. 1413 Buchanan
S'lrg John C, musician, r. 11 Antonio
Sorg Peter, repairer musical Instruments. 317 J< Grant
Av. r. 1413 Buchanan
Sorg P. J. Tobacco Co. The, Charles V. Parker Pa-
cific Coast agent, 22 California
Sorg Rudolph, brassfinisher Joseph Roylance, r. 7
Ritch
Borge Lawrence, bartender, r. 6r)2 Mission
Sorge Oscar, news agent and bookseller. 211 Post, r.
AUmeda
Sorich Anton, coffee saloon, 5 Brook, r. 911 Hsight
Sorman Gustave, master mariner, r. 16 Clinton Park
Sornboreer George P., waiter Tesmore & Krill, r. 302
O'Farrell
Sornin Alexander, watchmaker and jeweler, 343
Kearny, r. 2100 Mason
Sorrell Alfred W., sawyer W. A. Meeker, r. 411 Turk
Sorrell Marion H. Miss, r. 1436 Pine
Sorrell Sidney H., carpenter, W. A. Meeker, r. 411
Turk
Sosnowski Frederick, tanner, r. 1530 Dolores
Sosso Theresa Mrs., restaurant, 1125 Sutter
Soto Jesus, cigar dealer, r. 739 Union
Soto S. Mrs., widow, r. 1(119 ^ Pacific
Sotzen George (Myers k Sotzen) r. 534 Valencia
Souc Louis A. (Bode fc Souc) r. 5^ Kearny
Souders M. J. Mrs., widow, r. 321 O'Farrell
Souer Peter, laborer Ciil. Siijiar Refinery, r. E 6 Ver-
mont, bet Humboldt and Sierra
Souknn Henry, cook, r. 411 Pacific
Soulage Augusfe, tanner A. Legallet, r. N s Vene-
zuela, bet Tombigbee and Potomac
SoTile A. G., physician. 325 Larkin
S lule .\donirani J., watchman, r. 528 Pine
I Soule Charles Z., manager Thos. Morton, r. ].'>20 Post
I Soule ClHrence E., with E. Soule, r. 5ii9 Fourth
Sonle Eugene, manufacturer carriages, wagons
and Rgricultnral implements, and general black-
smithing, KW cor Fourth and Bryant, r. 609
Fourth
Soule Fannie L. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 2230 Sutter
Sonle Frank Mrs., widow, r. 22:i0 Sutter
Soule H. Gertrude, artist, 325 Larkin
Soule Sendrick B.. cashier Lick House
Soule Maria L. Miss, teacher Girls' High School, r.
516 Van Nesb Av
Soule Maud Miss, teacher Fairmount Primary School,
r. 32-1 Larkin
SoTile Milnn, surgeon stmr Alameda, r. 325 Larkin
Soule Philander, r. 323 First
Soule Samuel, r. 323 First
Soule Samuel P., dairy produce, 29 Fourth, r. 221
Fair Oaks
Sonle Thomas H., contractor, r. 29093^ Bush
Soule William F., bookkeeper Elisha Ransum & Co.,
r. 325 Larkin
Sonlen Geert (G. Soulen & Son) r. 508 Ninth
Soulen Q. & Son (Geert and John) carpenters and
builders, 608 Ninth
Soulen Henry, laborer, r. 608 Ninth
Soulen John (G. Soulen & Son) r. 508 Ninth
Soules Jean M., baker, r. W s Kailroad Av, nr Servia
Sound Gustav F., bartender, r. 521 Pacific
Sound Samuel M., liquoi saloon, 39 Sacramento
Sourdry 0. F. Mine., widow, r. 1017 Geary
Sourdry Edward V., clerk, r. 1017 Geary
Souriau Desire, nurse, r. 155 Morris Av
South Britlsli Fire and Itlaxine Insurance
Co. of New Zealand, James Drummond
Mscpherson manager, 213-215 Sansome
Sontli Coast Paper Mills (Sequel, Cal.) 8. P.
Taylor & Co. agents, 414-416 Clay
South Comstock Consolidated Silver Mining Co.
(Gold Hill, Nev.) J. M. Buffington secretary, 309
California, rooms 3-4
South C.)smopolitsn Grammar School. Adolph Herbst
principal, N s Eddy, bet Polk and Van Ness Av
South Cosmopolitan Primary School. Miss M. A. Cas-
telhun priucipai, SE cor Bush and Stockton
So'ith Emily S. Mrs., teacher, r 923 Hyde
SOUTH END PICKLE WORKS
Shrakkart & lioeffler proprietors, 71 S
Bryant
South End Primary School, Miss Mary A. Soberer
principal, SE cor Somerset and Felton, U. M. T.
South Feather Water and Union Mining Co. iButte
Co., Cal.) A. Halsey secretary. 328 Montgomery
South Harbor Police Station, 247 Steuart
South Joseph T., liquor s:iloon, 031 J^ Folsom
South Pacific Coast Railroad Co. (narrow
gauge) James G. Fair president, A. E. Davis vice-
president, Charles S. Neal secretary, V. W. Gaskill
auditor and paymaster, W. T. Fitzgerald general
freight and passenger agent, office for>t Market
South Pacific Coast Railroad Wharf and
Ferry, E s East, bet Market and Mission
South Pacific House, Moller & Wilson proprie-
tors. 263 East
South Park House, Charles H. Hoge proptr, 530 Third
South Park Livery Stables, Smith & P.'ultuey
proprietors, N s Brannan, bet Second and Third
South Park Itlalt House, Herman Zwieg pro-
prietor. 6()8-<il4 Brannan
South Point Mill, C. A. Hooper k Co. proprietors,
N s Berry, bet Third and Fourth
South Point Warehouse. Haslett k Bailey pro-
prietors. Berry, bet Third and Fourth
South San Francisco Brewery, A. Waldenmear & Co.
proptrs., NW cor Railroad Av and Paraguay
South San Francisco Dock Co., Charles D.
Wheat secretary, 501 California
South San Francisco Itlethodist Episcopal
Church, Rev. Henry C. Benson pastor, S s Ten-
eriffe. bet Susquehanna and St. John
South San Francisco Packing and Provision Co.
(Charles Nonnenmann, Henry Mohr and Hans
Kroger) cor Manilla and Yazoo, office 210 Cali-
fornia
South San Francisco Park, Ws Railroad Av, bet Corea
and Marquesas
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' Al Y0DTH8" SOITS
— AT —
THE HASTINGS."
kk
mPERIAL Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN. Manager
WU. SEZTOIT, Asst. Uuaget
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
SOU
1099
SPA
South San Francisco Police Station, cor Railroad Av
and SiiRqiii hauua
South San Francisco School, Jamps d. Kennedy prin-
cipal. SW lor P«r«Kii»y and Platte
South San Francisco SiuRers" Hall, S B Teneriffe. bet
Railroad Av and Siit<quehauna
South San Frmicisco Tannery, A. B. Patrick fc Co.
proptrs. Wni-zuela, bet Potomac and Tombigbee,
office H(i:t Battery
Sonthack Francis W., r. 2 Hill
Southack Frank L., chief clerk track dept 8. P. Co., r.
2 Hill
Southad Frank R., with Market St. RR.. r. 1422
Jack8on
Southard James B., attorney at law, 405 Kearny, r.908
La^'una
Southard Mason 0., Inspector Custom House, r. 607
Tliird
Souther Anna B., widow, r. 202)4 Ninth
Souther Charles E.. ironworker, r. 3.">2 Third
Souther Charles H., couipositor Bulletin, r. 10654
Third
Souther Fr%nk L. J., teamster, r. 447 Seventeenth
Sonfher George H., plasterer, r. 1507 Buchanan
Sontlier .lohn, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Souther John L., teamster Peterson & Co., r. 1507 Bu-
chanan
Sontlier John S., carpenter, r. 447 Seventeenth
Souter Joseph N. (Joseph N. Souther* Co.) r. 42
Turk
Sontlier Joseph N. & Co. (Joseph N. Souther)
miinufacturers flavoring extracts. 122-124 Market
Souther Joseph W . teamster, r. 910 Harrison
Souther William H.. cashier Home Mutual Insurance
Co., r. 738 McAllister
Soat.hern Cnlifornia Insurance Co. (fire of
Los Angeles) John R. Billuian manager, 403 Cali-
fornia
Southern California Lumber Co. (San Diego) Joseph
Knowland presi'lent, ofHce 22 C:ilifornia, room 18
SoutUern Development Co., J. H. Stmbridge
president, Frank S. Douty secretary, NE cor
Fourth and Townsi-nd, room 4
Southern District Police Station, 827 Folsom
Southern Insurance Co. (of New Orleans)
Jopnph C. Jenuings & Co. general agents, 317
California
Southern James, miller, r. 4 Ewer PI
Southern Joseph J., steward stmr Bonlta, r. 627 Val-
l.jo
Southern Pacific Co., lessor C. P. RB., and
leased lines S. P. RR. of Cal.. S. P. RR. of Ari-
r>na. S. P. RR. of New Mexico. G. H. and S. A.
RR.. Texas and N. O. RR. and Morgan's Louisiana
and Texas Railway and Steamship Line, Leiand
Stanfo'd president, Timothy Hopkins treasurer,
E. H. Miller secretary and controller, A. N. Towne
general manager, offices NE cor Fourth and Town-
cend, passenger depnts Townsend. bet Third and
Fourth and Oakland and Alameda Ferries, foot
Mirket, freight depot cor Fifth and Townsend,
repair shops cor Sixteenth and Harrison
Southern Pnclflc Co'« Building:, NE cor
Fourth and Townsend
Southern Pacific Co's Perry, foot Market
Southern Pacific Co's Freig^ht Depot, SW
cor Fourth and Tiiwnsend
Soufhern Pacific Co's Steamers, Ferry Bulld-
InK, foot Market
Southern Pacific Co^a Ticket and Frei^fht
Office. Ol.-l Mark, t and Baldwin Hotel
Boutliirn Pacific Employees' Mutual B<neflt Associa-
tion (C. P. and S. P. RR. E. M. B. A.) office 8 P.
Co's Bldg. room 35. E. B. Ryan president, Migs
Anna Cumniing secretary
Southern Pacific Railroad Co., Charles
Crocker president, J. L. WlUcutt secretary, NE
cor Fourth and Townsend, roooi a4
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIEKM«-r.l.ECTKIC
RUSSIAN ail TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated aad Electric Batls Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BOILERS and STOVES
Coojiected Icr Hoi and Cold Water in tlie liest manner.
WATER BACKS, WATER HEATEES,
Of all kinds made and repaired.
W, E . LANK,
PLUMBER, 605 KEARNT STREET.
Est«t)ilshe<1 18fi0. Telephone 315.
Southern Pacific Railroad Co. Land De-
partment, NE cor Fourth and Townsend,
room 78
Southern Pacific Railroad Co. (of Arizona)
F. S. D uty secretary. Southern Pacific Co. lessor,
office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 4
Southern Pacific Railroad Co. (of New Mexi-
co) F. S. Douty sei retary, Southern Pacific Co.
lessor, office N K cor Fourth and Townsend, room 4
Southern Thomas R.. teacher penmaubhip, 'U Post,
r. SE cor Twentv. first and Sanchiz
Southington Cutlery Co. (Southington, Conn.) Frank
X. Cicott agent. 40(; Market
Southwell George, reporter The Guide, r. 1519 X
Leavenworth
Southwell George, blacksmith, r. 520 Broadway
Southwell John W., teacher music, r. SW cor Point
Lobos and Fifteenth Avs
Southwick Benjamin, boatbuilder. r. 18 Welsh
Sonthwick E^lward. teamster, r. 24 Minna
Southwick William O., lather, r. 244 Minna
Southworth William D., civil engineer, r. 14 Langton
Sonza August, deckhand stmr Modoc
Souza Frank, mu-iiclan, r. 208 Drumm
Sowe John, brassfinisher. r. 34.5 Fremont
Sozin Charles W. (Satterthwaite, Sozln & Co.,) r. 423
Laguna
Spaar Conrad, brewer, r. 725 Lombard
Spacber Pet'-r J., compositor, r. 308 Sixth
Spader Charles, salesman, r. 1923 Web>ter
Spadler Peter, salesman L. G. Sresovlch & Co., r.
1632 West Mission
Spadina Angelo. teacher music, r. 2417 Sacramento
Spadoni Joseph, check clerk freight dept. S. P. Co., r.
5113 Third
Spaelti FreJerick (Gamma k Spaelti) r. 627 Commer-
cial
Sppfford Charles F., r. 423 Bnsh
SpafTord Jiimes M. (Fontaua * Co.) r. 927 Fillmore
Spafford John G., r. 14 Perry
Spahn Jai-oh. carpenter, r. 529 Valencia
Spahn Robert, conductor Valencia St. RB., r. 1327)4
Mission
Spahr Frederick W., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. NE
cor Napa and Illinois
Spahr Philip, r. 42 t Bnsh
Spahr Richard, waiter, r. cor Napa and lUinolB
Spahrmann Julius, co<ik. r. 92R Clay
Spahrraann Julius, painter, r. 909 Kearny
Spaight John C, salesman Freeman Bros, b Co., r.
Alameda
Spaight Patrick, dairyman, Kosciusko, nr Jefferson
At
Spalding Charles W.. clerk Chronicle, r. 712 Church
Spalding: Edward B. Rev., rector St. John's
Episcopal Church, and rector Trinity School, r.
1.«.34 Mission
Spalding Harriett Miss, teacher Haight Primary
School, r. '2251 Mission
Spaldln? Henry K. M., teacher Trinity School, r. 1534
Mission
Spaldina Henry W.. stenographer Sherwood & Sher-
wood, r. 712 Church
Spalding James A., driver, r. 14 Hardy
Spalding James L., r. 908)4 Howard
Spalding Sarah, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 2251 Mission
Spalding Volnev Mrs., r. innl Pine
SpnMinK William E.. r. 1128k Harrison
B^ Spalding. See Spauldlng
Spalt Philip, drayman, r. 333 Thirteenth
Spanier Adam, capitalist, r. 124 Liberty
Spanier Henry C, r. l-'4 Liberty
Spamer Justin A., mnfr compressed yeast, 643 Mis-
sion, r. l-?4 Liberty
Spandau Adolph. cutler, r. 2114 Jones
Spang Frank C. driver, r. 29 Folsora
Spaiie^riberg A., machinist S. B. Paige k Co., r. East
Oakland
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 F!RST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS, ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN. ^- «• ^\V9*caS*^Uf^"«^tr..t.
SPA
1100
SPE
W. W, Montague & Co.
PIT USPS,
Suction and Force.
FOR BAND, WIND-9II1.I. AN1> POWER.
ALL. SIZES.
809, SU, 313. 315 and 317 HABKET STSEET
8p«ngler Charles, r. 648 Howard
SpauKlt-r Daniel B., carpenter and builder, N s Do-
minica, bet Yazoo and Platte
Spangler Ella Mss, dressmaker r. 122 Seventh
Spangler William F., molder, r. 122 Seventh
Spanier Joe (loe Spanier & Co.) r. 906 McAllister
SPANIER JOE & CO. ,.,o.
Spanier) importers finest brands Ha-
vana cigars, sole proprietors Favorite
Del Monte Cigrar (imported) 27-29
Kearny
Spanish-American Mercantile Agency, De Zaldo,
Sturtevant & Co. managers, 803 Montgomery
Spanish Library, 631 Calif, .rnia
Spanish Mutual Benevolent Society, office 413 Sacra-
mento
Spanjer Peter D., ship ckrpenter .1. L. Meyer, r. W s
Illinois, bet »anta Clara and Center
Spannagel C, bakery, 125 Seventh
Spannhacke Anton, teamster James Gorie, r. 656
Jessie
Spano N., fish dealer, r. 1311 M Kearny
Spanton James (Spanton & Cole) and hay and grain
1325-1327 Bush. r. 1210 Polk
Spanton ite Cole (James Spanton and William W.
Cole) painters, paper hangers, and dealers in
paints, oils and wall paper, 1209 Polk
Spargo John J., r. 1575}^ Market
Sparks Fritz, laborer, r. 724 Mission
Sparks Harvey, real estate, r. 814 Montgomery
Sparks John, engineer Park and Ocean RR., r. cor
Haight and Stanyan
Sparks John H., painter, r. 14 Clinton Park
Sparks Robert, stableman Edward McGary, r. 639
Jessie
Sparks Wesley R., shoemaker P. P. Nolan & Sons, r.
16 Tehama
Sparks William, salesman F. W. Eaton b Co., r. 1827
Buflh
Sparks William, shipowner, office 7 Mission, r. 2517
Bryant
Sparling Henry, stevedore, r. 201 Greenwich
Sparrow Albert R., compositor Chronicle, r. 1913
Stockton
Sparrow Anthony, barber, 38 Eddy, r. 426 Natoma
Sparrow Arthur J., skipping clerk Am. Sugar Re-
finery, r. 1313 Union
Sparrow Arthur M., jeweler, r. 35 Clementina
Sparrow Charles G., candymakar W. Grueuhagen k
Co., r. 1625 Dupont
Sparrow Edward D., traveling solicitor Chronicle, r.
805 Filbert
Sparrow John, cook, r. 710 Folsom
Sparrow John, porter Gage, Shattuck k Co., r, 37
Clementina
Sparrow 4ohn T., jolnterman Pac, Woodenware and
Cooperage Co., r. 608 Sixth
Sparrow JoHeph, janitor, r. 35 Cl#mentina
Sparrow Joseph W., jeweler, r. 324 Fremont
Sparrow Tiiomas W., Ralesman, r. 1913 Stockton
Spars Tilly Mrs., r. 809 Piue
Spath Frederick, trimmer, r. 511 Howard
Spaulding Andrew, watchmaker, r. 405 Pastro
Spauldlni; Charles H., sawsmith N. W. Spaulding
Saw Co.. r. Oakland
Spanldlns Charles J., patrolman Morse's Patrol, r,
317 Golden Gate Av
Spaulding Frederick D., bookkeeper J. Spaulding k
Co.. r. 71 6 Seventeenth
Spaaldinjr George, president George Spaulding
* Co., 414 Clav, r. 1109 Clay
SPAULDING GEORGE & CO.
George Spauldingp president, Harrison
Bnrto vice-president, James G. Spaiild-
insr secretary, book and Job printers,
414 Clay
Spaulding Hobert., cabinetmaker Heywood Bros, k
Co.. r. 659 Mission
Spaulding Horace R., millwright J. Wagner k Co.,' r.
105 Mission
SPAULDING J. & CO. ,...*»
Spaulding) proprietors Pioneer Carpet
Beating: Alacbine and Cleanincf and
Dyeing Works, 333-335 Tebama
Spaulding James G., secretary George Spaulding k
Co. (and Bragg & Spaulding) r. 1109 Clay
Spaulding Jerome, insurance agent, r. 987 Harrison
Spaulding John (J. Spaulding & Co.) r. 1715 Clay
Spaulding Madison, bricklayer, 1123J4 Market, r.
622 >« Stevenson, rear
Spanlding Nathan W., president N. W. Spauld-
Ing Saw Co., and vice-president Pacific Saw
Manufacturing Co., 17-19 Fremont, r. Oakland
Spaulding Nathaniel H., carpenter, r.28 Clinton Park
Spaulding R. J. Mrs., widow, r. 709 Shotwell
Spaulding Saw Co. N. W., N. W. Spaulding
president, B. F. Weston treasurer, Samuel Swiit
secretary, 13-19 Fremont
Spaulding William H., capitalist, r. 1201 Bush
8£/" Spaulding. See Spalding
Speak Josephus, brastfinisher, r. 406 Octavia
Speakman Thomas, carpenter, r. 610 Castro
Spear Alexander, blacksmith D. Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Spear Alexander F., stevedore, r. 2908 Folsom
Spear Andrew P., hardware, 2004 Market, r. 2068 Mar-
ket
Spear Arthur W., clerk Edward S. Spear, r. Oakland
Spear B., shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r. 8
Rose Av
Spear Cbarles J., nailer Buckingham & Hecht, r. 1723
Market
Spear JSdward S. & Co. (Joseph S. Jr. and Gus-
tavus L. Spear) auctioneers and commission mer-
chants, 31-33 Sutter
Spear Frederick P., mnfr horseradish, 3 Franklin, r.
8 Rose Av
Spear Gustavus L. (Edward S. Spear & Co.) r. 1619
Clay
Spear Henry L., clerk, r. 402 Broadway
Spear James, molder, r. 6 Lick Alley
Spear Jason, traveling salesman, r. 1051 Howard
Spear John W., butcher, r. 202 Sixth
Spear Joseph S. Mrs., president Infants' Shelter, r.
Oakland
Spear Joseph S. Jr. (Edward S. Spear & Co.) r. 905
Leavenworth
Spear Lewis E. (Wild & Spear) r. 2908 Folsom
Spear Robert, laborer, r. NE cor Francisco »nd
Kearny
Spear Robert F., boatman, r. NE cor Francisco and
Kearny
Spear Samuel A., r. NE cor Francisco and Kearny
Spear Thomas R., dentist, 223 Kearny, r. 1315 Uniom
Spear William J., cigars and tobacco, 976 Harrison
Spear William J. Jr., expressman, SE cor Fourth and
Howard, r. 976 Harrison
8^ Spear. See Speer
Spearing Henry, packer H. Plagemann k Co., r. 1903
Dupoot
Spearman Andrew D., salesman S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 2217 Pacific Av
Spearman Kate, widow, r. 126 Fourteenth
Spearman Michael, laborer, r. 427 }< Shipley
Spearman Patrick, machinist, r. 12K Fourteenth
Spechierlla B., laborer, r. 16 Dunn's Alley
Specht Anton, bartender Arnold Hensler, r. 431
Pine
Specht Charles, cook Palace Hotel, r. 118 Stockton
Specht Charles F., clerk B. Nathan & Co., r. 11 Mssos
Specht Eugene Miss, dressmaker, r. 327^ Chestnut
Specht P., cook, r. 44 Ecker
Specht George, glass engraver F. C, Kaulfnss, r. 11
Mason
WHOLESALE AlO) EETAIL
W. S- J. SLOANE & CO.
Ml to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Market St.
Cl*l IDCC rVTDA riDV f-*^'*" *'»« "«»*«* 'n*^'» °' CUrets. Hocka.) ARPAO HARASZTHY A CO.,
CLLirOU LA I nA Uni iBurgundles.Samernes, ports audShemea; B30 WAaHIHOTOH STESET.
SPE
1101
SPE
SpeoUt Gpor(;« J., civil engineer, 418 Callfor-
nii. r. 429 Eddy
Bpecbt MBrgart't, widow, r. 327 X Chentnut
Specht Otto, mathluist, r. 327 ^ Chestnut
Bpecht Rudolph, laborer Broadway Brewery, r. 637
Broadway, rear
Special Agent Post Office Department, office SW cor
Battery and Jackaon
Speck Andrew M., book agent, r. 871 Market
Bpetk Frank, paper carrier, r. 1608 Jones
Speck Lena, domestic 4:i0 Ooldeu Gate At
Speck W. C, commercial traveler, r. 3)4 Treat Av
Speck W. J., commercial traveler, r. 324 Tenth
Speckman Frederick F., groceries and liquors, NE
cor Mitinion and Fourth, r. 317 Jessie
Speckter Brothers (Richard and Henry) liquor saloon,
NE cor Fremont and Brannan
Speckter Henry (Speckter Bros.) r. 672X Natoma
Specter Richard (Speckter Bros.) r. NE cor Fremont
and Brannan
Speddv Samuel A., proptr CltyTrasBit Co., 11 Post, r.
629 Post
Speed Francis M., electrician, r. 1327 Twenty-first
Speed Henry, painter, r. 1313 Sansome
Speed John, butcher, r. 237 Stevenson
Speed John W., molder, r 512 Howard
Speedie Mary, widow, r. 623 Ellis
Speer Charles J., cabinetmaker, r. 1138 Folsom
Speer Robert, check clerk freight depot 8. P. Co., r.
913 Bryant
Iff" Speer. See Spear
Speers David, dairyman, r. Twenty fourth and Cas-
tro
Bpeetzen John F., painter, r. 2014 Hyde
Bpeler Bernard, clerk John Rosenfeld, r. 1513 Golden
Gate Av
Bpeler Isaac, salesman Bauer Bros. & Co., r. 227 Gold-
en Gate Av
Bpeler Jacob, with F. W. Krellng & Sons, r. 1613
Golden Gate Av
t^ Speler. See Speyer and Spier
Bpelrs A., derkhsnd stmr T. C. Walker
Spellacy Christopher, r. 936 Shotwell
Bpellacy Edward, butcher, r. 2529 Bryant Av
Spellacy Henry painter, r. 2.529 Bryant Av
Spellacy John. r. 2529 Bryant Av
Spellacy John R., butcher Horn & Chapman, r. SW
cor Kentucky and Honduras
Spellan Lizzie, widow, r. 506 Hayes
Bpeller William, conductor Geary St. KR., r. cor Sut-
ter and Webster
Spelley Charles, waiter Russ House, r. 3.56 Brannan
Bpellman Daniel, r. S s Gaven. nr Ban Bruno Road
Bpellnian Oidalia, tailor, 506 Bush
Bpellman Henrv, shoemaker Cabn, Nickelsburg &
Co., r. 29 M Linden Av
Bpellman James, painter, r. 1563 Kearny
Bpellman John, laborer, r. S s Twenty-ninth, nr
Church
Bpellman John, longshoreman, r. 1563 Kearny
Bpellman John, with J. L. Vermeil, r. 13 Geneva
Bpellman Julia, widow, r. 1563 Kearny
Bpellman Kate, domestic 2835 Howard
Bpellman Margaret, dressmaker, r. S 8 Qaven, nr
San Bruno Koad
Bpellman Martin, carpenter, r. W s Eureka, bet Twen-
tieth and Twenty-first
Bpellman Michael, laborer, r. S § Oaven, nr San
Bruno Road
Bpellman Michael, porter Alexander Sloan, r. 944
Howard
Bpellman Stephen, pressman, r. 1563 Kearny
Bpellman T., waiter stmr Ban Josd
Bpellman Thomas, clerk Woodin fc Little, r. 236 Minna
Bpellman Thomas, tailor, r. 1663 Kearny
HT" Spellmin. See Spielman and Spelman
Bpence A. S., manager Chicago Clock Co., r. 1066 Mis-
sion
FRATINGER & CO.
OILaO.^XS.£
OF ALL DESOKIPTIONS.
105 KEARNY STREET.
&AS, WATER and STEAM
FITTING,
In all its Branches, Well Done.
w_ e_~l_ane:,
PLUMBER, 606 KEARNT STREET^
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Speuce Clark, salesman, r. 1065 Mission
Spence John, molder Wi Ham Axford, r. 18 Tehama
Spvnce Jolin G., proprietor Chicago Clock Co.,
lOtkl Mission, r. Ill Eleventh
Spence William, seaman, r. 217 Broadway
Spencer Aaron G.. machinist Golden State and Min-
ers' Iron Works, r. 1206 Maaket
Spencer A. E., driver Wells, Fargo k Co., r. 715 How-
ard
Spence A. G., engineer, r. 1206 Market
Spencer Alexander O., clerk, r. 1209 Clay
Spencer Alrik G., stationer and printer, 600 Fol-
som, r. 616 Harrison
Spencer Ann, widow, r. 908 Powell
Spencer Anna, widow, r. It08 Mason
Spencer Bunvan Rev., pastor Hamilton Square Bap-
tist Church, r. 1125 Ellis
Spencer Catherine H., widow, r. 118 San Jos6 Av
Spencer Charles, clerk, r. 331 H Bush
Spencer Charles, waiter stmr Geo. W. Elder
Spencer D. A., clerk Pac. Ins. Union, r. Oakland
Spencer Daniel, mangier U. S. Laundry
Spencer David S., clerk, r. 560 Folsom
Spencer Dennis, clerk Supreme Court, r. 322 Ellis
Spencer Eugene W., salesman Hawley Bros.' Hard-
ware Co., r. 1524 Howard
Spencer Frank A., salesman Castle Bros., r. 120fl
Market
Spencer Frederick J., letter carrier Post Office, r. 21
Hawthorne
Spencer Frederick M., dairyman, r. 3422 Geary
Spencer Frederick W. (F. W. Spencer It Co.) r. 726
Pine
SPENCER F. W. & CO.
(Frederick W. Spencer) n stents Concver
Bros., Christie & Co., Guild, Churcti <b
Co. and Morris Pianos, Ne-w Enirland
and Palace Organs, and manafactur-
ers of the Spencer di Co. Piano of San
Francisco, 23-25 Fifth, Metropolitan
Temple
Spencer George 0., foreman Commercial Soap Works,
r. 44 Sixth
Spencer George, fireman stmr Sllva
Spencer George L., bartender, r. 1023 Stockton
Spencer George W., r. 227 Leavenworth
Spencer George W., contractor, r. 925 Post
Spencer George W. , manager insurance depart-
ment Balfour, Guthrie & Co., 316 California, r.
2436 Jackson
Spencer H. A., packer Sanborn, Vail i Co., r. 23 Birch
Av
Spencer Jacob, porter r. 617 Mission
Spencer James, driver, r. 45 Ecker
Spencer James, shoemaker Neill MacDougall, r. Pros-
pect Av, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Spencer James, watchman P. M. S8. Co's Wharf,' r.
E s Prospect Av, nr Powell Av. B. H.
Spencer James H., teacher navigation, 45 PhelanBldg,
r. West Berkeley
Spencer J. C, bookkeeper, r. 124 Eddy
Spencer J. D. , Clerk Supreme Court of Califor-
nia, office 121 Post, r. 326 Ellis
Spencer John C, bo<jkkeeper, r. 4 Leonard PI
SPENCER JOHN C, proprietor
The Wonder Flo-wer and Feather attore,
1024 Market, r. 2618 Market
Spencer John W. (Spencer & Seaboldj r. 1014 Clay
Spencer John W., contractor, r. 1315 Devisadero
Spencer Joseph, whaler, r. 613 Stockton
Spencer Joseph A., cook, r. 1706 Fillmore
Spencer Joseph D.. shlngler Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W a
Michigan, bet Shasta and Napa
Spencer Kittle Miss, teacher music, r. 916 Van Nesa
Spencer Lewis C, carpenter, r. 28 First
Speucer Lou Miss, tailoress, r. 735 Minna
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Jfannn»«tnrer ofeTrry deacrlptlon of
PASSBNGER, STREET AKD FREIGHT CABS.
42 U» 50 Beale Street. S»n FrmnciMO.
nAnnof-'f- liimrk Qf^nte Trnman, IsKam & Hooker, 421-427 Maxket SU
uenneii %9ump oeais. wHoi.jb:sAi.E am© REXAUi.
SPE
1102
SPI
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
MANUFACT0KEKS OF
Plain, Japanned ana Stamped
T I ISr -XTVT Jl. n. E3
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Spencer Lowell B., clerk John Rosenfeld, r. Saucelito
Spencer L. S. Mrs., widow, r. 916 Van Ness Av
Spencer Molra M.. teachir music, r. 908 Powell
Spencer Philip, pantryman stmr Mariposa
Spencer Reuben B., engineer, r. cor Webster and Fill-
more
Spencer Bicbard, r. 268 Minna
Spencer Thomas F., storekeeper 8. P. Co., r. 1211 }j
Mission
Spencer Warren P., lettercarrier Post Office, r. 1312
Mason
Spencer William, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons, r.
477 Jessie
Spencer William J., salesman John C. Spencer, r.
2618 Market
Spencer & Seabold (John W. Spencer and Alfred Sea-
bold) liquor saloon, 829 Kearny
Spengler J. W., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 315
Lombard
Speranza Adelina Miss, teacher vocal and Instrument-
al music, 104 Kearny
Speranza Domenico, teacher vocal and instrumental
music, and director Italian Musical Institute of
S. F., 104 Kearny
Sperbeck Walter F., secretary Cal. Spring Manufac-
turing Co., r. 226 Oak
Sperling Adolph.buttermaker, r. 636 Commercial
Sperling Charles F., satchelmaker, r. 322 Guerrero
Sperling Frank, special agent, r. 1810 Gough
Sperling Morris, shoemaker, r. 4 Moulton PI
Sperling Paul, satchel maker, r. 322 Guerrero
Sperry A. B. , secretary Sperry & Co., 22 Califor-
nia, r. Stockton, Cal.
Sperry G. B., president Sperry & Co., 22 Califor-
nia
Sperry William, laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. 105 Van-
dewater
Sperry Willard, manager Sperry's Grldley Mins,office
22 California, r. Gridley, Cal.
SrEEiRl & COiO. B. Sperry presi-
dent, James Hogg -vice-president, A. B.
Sperry secretary, proprietors Stockton
City Flouring Mills (Stockton) manu-
facturers Patent Roller Flour, and pro-
prietors tke breakfast food Germea,
office 33 California
Sperry's Flouring mills (Stockton and Gridley)
Sperry & Co. proprietors, office 22 California
Speyer Benno, r. 1009 3utter
Speyer David E., cashier Bachman Bros., r. 1827 Clay
Speyer Frederick M., clerk Cal. Safe Deposit and
Trust Co., r. 2412 Washington
Speyer Morris (Speyer & Herold) r. 2412 Washington
Speyer Walter, general ageut North German Fire
Insurance Co., 325 California, r. 2128 Pine
Speyer Walter M., clerk Tom C. Grant, r. 2412 Wash-
ington
Speyer & Herold (Morris Speyer and Rudolph
Uerold Jr.) general a^'ent Hamburg-Bremen Fire
Insurance Co.. 416 California
10" Speyer. See Speier and Spier
Sphell Fred,, waiter, r, 32 Everett
Sphell Mary, widow, r. .32 Everett
Sphinx George, waiter Palace Hotel
Spice Joseph, shoemaker, r. 16 Vlralnla PI
Spicer Samuel, carpenter James W. Baldwin, r. 158
Clara
Spicula John, restaurant, 1903 Fillmore
Spldel Adolph, coppersmith Sanders ft Co., r. 711
Geary
Spidel Mary, widow, r. .'^2 Cedar Lane
Spiegel Christian, wharf carpenter, r. 59 Zoe
Spiegel George, clerk, r. 1719 Sutter
Spiegel Jacob, bottler Jacob Holle, r. SE cor Twen-
tieth and York
Spiegel Louis, teamster Allison. Gray & Co., r. 708
Montgomery
Spiegel W. C, Bhoemaker, r. 1514 Stockton
Spiegel William, cabinetraaVer, r. 253^ Perry
Spiegelman Joseph, glovemaker H. Shoenberg, p. 36
Minna
Spiegelman Rebecca, widow, crockery and glassware,
330 Fourth
Spiegle Charles, conductor, r. 640 Howard
Spiegle Emanuel A., carpenter, r. 202 Twenty-third
Spiero Caesar N.( Albert Simon & Co.)r. West Oakland
Spiero Ferdinand, foreman Norlon Tanning Co., r.
Servia, nr Railroad Av
Spiers Alexander, lauudryman La Grande Laundry
Spiers James (Hickley, Spiers & Hayes) r. 2200 Wash-
ington
Spiers William, laborer, r. 605 Fulton
Spiers James Jr., with Fulton Iron Works, r. 2200
Washington
Spiers William, bookkeeper Black Point Packing
House
Spiersch Robert, laborer, r. S s Paraguay, bet Bail-
road Av and Susquehanna
Spies Frederick, upholsterer, r. 6 Fella PI
Spiess Anton, maltster Herman Zwieg, r.614 Brannan
Spieth William, carpenter Will & Finck, r. Oakland
Spil lane Daniel, housesmith H. & J. Ralston, r. 3
Lincoln Pi
Spillane Dennis, longshoreman, r. 11 Cleaveland, rear
Spillane Hugh, laborer, r. Lyon, bet Grove and Ful-
ton
Spillane Jeremiah, laborer, r. 3 Lincoln PI
Spillane John, laborer, r. N s Twenty-ninth, nr San
Jose Av
Spillane John, sergeant police, r. 714 Pine
Spillane John J., clerk Howell A. Powell, r. 11 Cleave-
land
Spillane Timothy, laborer, r. 101 Hayes
Spillard Christopher J., newsdealer, r. 306 3<J Tenth
Spillard Michael J., clerk, r. 306 5<S Tenth
Spillard Richard, carpenter, r. 306 )i Teuth
Spiller Frank F., attorney at law, 622 Clay, room 11,
r. 106 Taylor
Spiller Frank M., longshoreman, r. 221 Fifth
Spiller George, letter carrier Post Office, r. 1519 Polk
Spiller Richard, cook, r. 2441 California
Spiller William V., painter, r. 2228 Pine
Spill man Elizabeth, widow, dressmaker, r. 1808
Powell
Spillmann John, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Spillman Lizzie Miss, cigarmaker, r. 1808 Powell
Spilman Elizabeth, widow, r. 162 Perry
SpUman Harry, molder Union Iron Works, r. 162 Perry
Spilman Thomas, steerage watchman stmr Granada
S|)inaB Eli, clerk, r. 519 Bush
Spinas Luzi, cook, r. 627 California
Spindler Arthur A., barber, r. 14 Antonio
Spindler Jacob, barber William Tipping, p. 14 An-
tonio
Spinetti Antonio, attorney at law, r. 520 Green
Spinetti John A., attorney at law, 629 Kearny, r. 612
Filbert
Spinetti Michael L., clerk, r. 52.0 Green
Spingola Francisco, barber, r. 319 Montgomery
Splnlug G. L. Rev. D. D.. pastor Howard Street fres-
byterlan Church, r. IblS Howard
Spink Daniel, watchman, r. 118 Trenton
Spink George, jeweler, r. 132 Fourth
Spink James A. (Spink & Sons) r. Los Gates
Spink Samuel P. (Spink k Sons) r. 132 Fourth
Spink Samuel P. Jr. (Spink & Sons) r. Alameda
Spink & Sons (Samuel P., James A. and Samuel P. Jr.)
loan office, 7 Fourth
Splnks Charles J. M., plumber, r. 1312^ Jackson
Spinks George, janitor, r. 613 Howard
THE BEST
CLOTHING
For MEN AND BOYS at
THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
£fi
THE LION Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, 04,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SEZTOIT, Asst. Uanager.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
SPI
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SpiDfcs Ni Isnn C, pluml>er Henry Williamson, r. 1705
Leave Dworth
Spinner Alexander, laborer, r, 315 Francisco
Spinner Andrew J., proptr Carbolic Siuoke Ball Co.,
652 Market, rooms 7-10
Spinney Charles 8., clerk George W. McNear, r. 1615
Larkin
Spinney George L., cashier H. 8. Crocker & Co., r.
162«) Larkin
Spinney George R., mining secreUry, 310 Pine,
room 28. r. Itii5 Larkin
Spinney ioseph, Hhlpcarpenter, r. 444 Brannan
Spinney .Io>-ephine Mrs., r. 28 Ellis
Spinney Walter 8., superintendent S. F. Cordage Fac-
tory, r. 3(1 Hawthorne
Spimmi Edward, baker, r. 505 Dupont
Spirit of the Times (weekly) Marcus D. Boruck
editor and proprietor, 621 SanRotue
Spiro Frank (Eluh & Spiro) r. .^09 Bush
Spiro Inaac, peddler, r. 8<>9 Larkin
Spiro Jacob, rlerk M. Spiro, r. 8ir9 Larkin
Spiro John, cook J. H. O. Haensel, r. 710 Folsom
Spiro Morris, watches and jewelry, 18 Kearny, r. 1916
Sutter
Spiro Pauline, widow, r. 610 Polk
Spiteri Giovanni (M. Goss & Co.) r. 540 Washington
Spittler Charles F., r. NW cor O'Farrell and Leaven-
worth
Spitz Abraham, cashier Son Bros., r. 820 O'Farrell
Spitz Berths Mme., human hair, 328 Kearny
Spitz Heyman P., r. 820 O'Farrell
Spitz Isidore D , salesman Son Bros., r. 820 O'Farrell
Spitz Jacob, salesman Son Bros., r. 820 O'Farrell
Spitz John, clgarmsNer J. W. Shaeffer & Co., r. 215
Minna
Spitz Joseph, waiter, r. 3 Central PI
Spitz Theodore P., salesman Sun Bros., r. 820 O'Far-
rell
Spitzier Gabriel, fringpmaker. r. 1517 Howard
Spitzfadem Louis W.. bartender Frederick W. Stepp
Splaine Daniel, tinsmith, r. 26 Isis
Splaine Frank J., shoemaker, r. 204 Twenty-third
Splaine John F.. tinsmith, r. 26 Isis
Splaine Mary, widow, r. 26 Isis
Splaine Michael, laborer, r. QtTen, nr Ban Bruno
Road
Splaine Thomas, plasterer, r. 15 ColHngwood
Splaine William, shoemaker, r. 204 Twenty-third
Splaine William, tinsmith, r. 26 Isis
Splan Daniel, machinist, r. 3 Lincoln PI
Splan Jeremiah, longshoreman, r. 3 Lincoln PI
Splan John, cook stmr Crescent City, r. City Front
House
Splivalo Aagnstas D., attorney at law, 72-73
Montgomery Block, r. 1120 Washington
Splivalo Cesar B. (C. R. Splivalo & Co. I r. 923 Grove
Splivnlo C. R. <fc Co. (CiBsar R. Splivalo and
Richard S. Polastri) proprietors Tosemite Flour
Mills and California Italian Paste Co., office 321
Sacramento
Spoerer Charles, trader, r. 812 J« Jessie
Spoerer Diedrich, telegraph operator, r. 45 Clemen-
tina
Spofford John, ship joiner, r. 310 Grove
Spobn Gahart, litbographer. r. 16 Vincent
Spohn Jacob, cook. r. 922 Battery
Spohn Joseph, butcher, r. 16 Vincent
Spohn Joseph H., tinsmith, r 16 Vincent
Spohn Herman, baker, r. 1221 Polk
Spokes Arthur, janitor old Pioneer Hall, r. 808 Mont-
gomery
Spooler Harry, teamster George W. Gibbs k Co., r.
29 H Madison Av
Spoouer Augustus 8., carpenter, r. 630 Mission
Spooner Benjamin F.. carpenter, r. 607 Guerrero
Spooner Harold, teacher music, r. 1218 Jackson
Spooner Herbert £., molder, Columbia Foundry, r.
64 First
DR. BAZAN'S
THEBMO-ELECTBIC
RUSSIAN anl TDBKISH BAIHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
WATER FILTERS,
ALL SIZES AND KINDS FOR FAUCETS.
Large Filterers with capacity for cleaning all water
used in the house, simple and cheap.
Plumber,
EsUbllshed 1860.
505 Kearny Street,
TeleDhone 315.
Spooner John F., cutter H. F. Gabel. r. 108 Mason
Spoouer Sarah M. widow, r. 8i'5 Filbert
Spooner Thomas, longshoreman, r. 493 Brannan
Spooner William R.. bookkeeper Louis Werthelmer *
Co., r. 1017 Muson
Sposito John, fish 14-15 Clay Street Market, r. Ml
Vallejo
Spotoruo Gaston P., ponltry dealer, 47-48 California
Market, r. 611 Stockton
Spot t Louis H., tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. NsMan
itoba nr St John
Spotter Henry, carpenter snip Blue Jacket, r. 32
Even tt
Spotter John H. N., carpenter, r. 32 Everett
Spottiswood John, accountant Donohoe, Kelly & Co.,
r. 2010 E<ldy
Spotts Admiral Mrs., widow, r. 2224 Jackson
Spotts Albert T., City and County Recorder, office
New City Hall, r. 2420 Pacific Av
Spotts Harr.v, student Barnard's Business College, r.
2224 Jackson
Spotts James A., pantryman stmr Oregon, r. 607
Kearny
Spotts Temple T., clerk U. S. Lighthouse engineer, r.
2224 Jackson
Spowart David A. molder, r. 18 Stanford
Spowart Robert M., molder Columbia Foundry, r. 18
Stanford
Sprague Abbie F. Miss, teacher Whittier Primary
School, r. 929 HaigLt
Sprague Adna, r. 621 Kills
Spra^rue Cliarles J., major U. 8. A. chief pay-
mnster Department of California, 227 Phelaa Bldg.
r. Oakland
Sprague Eri W. master mariner, r. 835 Fifteenth
Sprague Eugene A., cooper, r. 831 Fifteeutli
Sprague F. solicitor, r. 752 Folsom
Sprague Frank Mrs., copyist, r. 332 Turk
Sprague George, ship carpenter, r. 3327 Sixteenth
Sprague George H., clerk Simpson Bros., r. 1107 H
Montgomery
Sprague Homer B., r, 1516 Clay
Sprague John C, liquor saloon, 43 Eddy, r. 31 Eddy
Sprague John F., larmer, r. SW cor Howard and
Twenty third
Sprague J. W. Mrs., r. 734 Sixteenth
i>prague Lottie S. Misp, lodgings, 634 Valencia
Spragtie Peter T., clerk Goodyear Rubber Co., r. 627
O'Farrell
Spiague T. machinist Pae. Rolling Mill
Sprague William A., ul,jht Inspector Custom Hotiae,
r. 35.T Brannan
Sprague William C, master mariner, r. 835 Fifteenth
Spraj^ne William P., M. D., office and resi-
dence 4:i3 Geary, and medical director Bankeni'
and Merchants' Mutual Life Association of the
United State.*, 322 Montgomery, r. 433 Geary
Spratt Edward, carriage trimmer, r. 511 Howard
Spratt Robert, driver .Market St. RR., r. 131 Welsh
Spratt William, calker, r. 46 Spear
Spray George C, collector, 511 California, room 13,
r. Alameda
Spreckels Adolpli B. (J. D. Spreckels k Bros.)
and secretary California Sugar Refinery, r. 2027
H.I ward
Spreckels C. Anornst (J. D. Spreckels ft Bro«.)
and treasurer CaUfomia Sugar Refinery, r. 2519
Howard
Spreckels Ciaus, president California Sugar Re-
finery, 327 Market, r. 2027 Howard
Spreckels J. D. Hi Brothers (John D., Adolpk
B. and C. August) shipping and commissiua
merchants, and general agents Oceanic Steamship
Co.. 327 Market
SpreckeU John D. (J. D. Spreckels & Bros.) and
vice-president California Sugar Refinery, and
president Oceanic Steamship Co., r. SW cor How-
ard and Twenty-first
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 riRST ST.
TELEPHONB 82.
EOOKBINDEES.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVBR FIVE BnXUONS.
BROWN. CRAIG & CO.. General Agento.
SPK
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W. W. Montague & Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENaLlSH A^fD AMERICAN
£neaastic, Crlazed and Plain.
309. 311. 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Spreckels Louis, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Ten-
! nessee, nr Sierra
': Spreckels Richard, laborer Cal. Sugar Beflnery. r.
Tennessee, nr Sierra
Spreckels' Line Hawaiian Packets, J. D. Spreckels &
Bros, agents, 327 Market
Bpreckelsen Henry, liquor saloon, NE cor Capp and
Sixteenth
Spreen WUHam, wines and liquors, cor Railroad
Av and St. Thomas
Sprengler Louis, confectioner, r. 16 Trenton
Sprigg Mme., r. 145 Ellis
Spring Creek Ditch and Mining Co. (Shasta Co. Cal.)
A. Halsey secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 7
Spring Dale Water Co., John L. Eckley agent, 281
I East
Spring Edward L., mining and commercial editor
I Evening Post, r. 802 Van Ness Av
I Spring Francis S., oflBce 328 Montgomery, room 5, r.
I 812 Chestnut
Spring Gardner W., fruits, 803 Fourth, r. NW cor
Berry and Fourth
■ Spring George W., molder, r. 211 Second
i Spring Henry, steward schr Howard, r. 79 Fourth
I Spring Henry J., plasterer, r. 173 Clara
! Spring Hiram, bookkeeper, r. 442 Twenty-second
Spring John, coachman, r. 1703 J^ Polk
I Spring John H., optical agent, r. 812 Chestnut
1 Spring John R., office 328 Montgomery, room 5, r.
! 1325 Clay
i Springy Menzo, manufacturer artificial limbs,
j office and r. 9 Geary, room 5
Spring Valley Gold Co. (Butte Co. Cal.) H. Pichoir
I secretary, 320 Sausome
j Spring Valley Grammar School, Silas A. White prin-
cipal, S 8 Broadway, nr Polk
Spring Valley Hall, KE cor Laguna and Union
Spring Valley Mining and Irrigating Co., W. E. Davis
secretary, office 211 Drumm
I Spring Valley Primary School, Miss J. M. A. Hurley
principal, S s Vnion. bet Franklin and Gough
Sprincr "Valley Water TTorks, Charles Webb
Howard president, William Norris secretary,
I office 516 California
i Spring William, tailor, r. 742 Howard
Springer Abraham, clerk Post Office, r. 1551 Howard
' Springer Abraham C, bookkeeper J. J. Mack & Co.,
I r. 510 Taylor
i Springer Brothers (Boston, Mass.) Brown & Metzner
•aents, 535 Market
Springer Charles W., porter Selby Smelting and Lead
Co , r. 1429 Valencia
Springer Douglas S. A., waiter Louis Meyer, r. 439
Jessie
Springer Edward V., upholsterer, r. 1007 Market
Springer Eugene, tanner, r. 811 Twentv-fourth
Springer Fred F., collector, r. 1305 H Polk
Springer G. A. D., steward, r. 439 Jessie
Springer George, molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 211
i Springer George H., carpenter Jaaon Springer & Co.,
r. 321 Cumberland
Springer George W., restaurant, 1007 Market, r. 356 Ji
Natoma
Springer Harry, fireman, r. N s Haight, nr Stanyan
Springer Henry L., barber, r. 358 Fourth
Springer Isaac, cutter Hoffman Bros. & Co., r. 122
1 Eleventh
Springer Jason (Jason Springer & Co.) r. 539 Twenty-
I third
! Sprin^^er Jason & Co. (Jason Springer and
I Warren H. Salsbury) manufacturers doors, win-
I dews, sash, blinds, brackets and moldings, fac-
tory and office SE cor Spear and Mission
I Springer Louise A. Mrs., matron St. Luke's Hospital
Springer Maas, seaman, r. 530 Third
Springer Maria, widow, r. 1636 Markefj"^
I Springer Myron, clerk, r. 122 ElerenthJ
Springer Samuel F., coal dealer, 1127 Sutter, r. 1305 }<
Polk
Springer Samuel W., dairyman, r. 1429 Valencia
Springer Stephen A. D., steward, r. 858 Mission
Springer W., r. 638 Commercial
Springer William C, carpenter, r. 11 Bowie Av
Springer William H., groceries and liquors, NW eor
Seventeenth and Dolores
Springfield Dairy, Maurice J. Griffin proptr, W s Kan-
sas, bet Nevada and Humboldt
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Co. (ot Spring-
field, Mass.) Jacobs k Easton general agents, 423
California
Springfield Mining Co. (El Dorado Co.) Charles T.
Bridge secretary, 224 California
Springier Charles, pressman, r. 643 Washington
Springmann Augustus, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
E s Iowa, bet Yuba and Yolo
Springmann Edward L., cabinetmaker, r. 437 Fulton
Springmueller John, distiller, r. 225 Drumm
Springstein Benjamin F., engineer stmr Caroline
Sprott Maggie Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening School,
r. 4 Ford
Sproul Andrew (Sproul & Twlng) r. Oakland
§prouI Catherine, domestic 911 Valencia
Sproul Edward, butler 1105 Bush
Sproul John R., physician, 140 Eddy
Sproul Marcus, brewer, r. Scott, bet Filbert and
Greenwich
Sproul Michael D., cooper M. J. Ramsey, r. 1018
Army
Sproul & Twing (Andrew Sproul and Daniel H. Twing)
real estate agents, 14 Geary
Sproule James, secretary and treasurer S. P. Co., r.
711 Jones
Sproule William, assistant general freight agent S.
P. Co., r. 711 Jones
Sprowl E. Albert, with William F. Smith, r. 301 Fair
Oafes
Sprowl Edward G., clerk Liverpool and London and
Globe Ins. Co., r. 703 Post
Sprowl Jessie Mrs., r. 301 Fair Oaks
Sprowl Mary, widow, r. 112 William
Sprowl Mary A., widow, r. cor I and Fourteenth At
Sprowl William R., salesman, r. 1234 Mission
t^ Sprowl. See Spronl and Sproule
Spruance John (Spruance, Stanley * Co.) r.410 Front
SPRUANCE, STAHLEY & CO.
(•Tolin Spmance and S. L. Stanley) im-
porters wines and liquors, 410 Front
Spruegel Christian, liquors saloon, SW cor Venezuela
and Railroad Av
Sprunck Harriet H., widow, r. 2 Wetmore PI
Sprung Hiram, bookkeeper, r. 442 Twenty-second
Spruzolla Giuseppe, cook Sartori & Fantini, r. 511
Broadway
Spruzzola Louis, cook, r. 426 Vallejo, rear
Spruzzola Luigi (Galli & Spruzzola) r. 536 Washine-
ton
Spry John, carpenter, r. 732 Folsom
SpuUer Louis J., pressman Rosenthal & Roescb, r.
115 Germania
SrURLUCK Wi Ai teacher meta-
pliysical science, r. 83^ Turk
Spurlock William T , student, r. 332 Turk
Spurr H. C, laborer Laumeister Mills, r. UH Clar»
Spurr William H., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons, r
512 Mission *
Spurrier Charles A., night inspector Custom House,
r. 839 California
Squire Arthur M., draftsman J. Gash, r. 1320 Cali-
fornia
Squire Benjamin Y., salesman J. J. Duffy & Co., r>
1705 Dupont
Squire Charles D., upholsterer John Hoey, r. 325
Golden Gate Av
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
THE LARQEST
CARPET AND nPHOLSTEEY HODSE
ON THE PACinO COAST.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
XKXT ABOVK PAUlCK HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Mancftictarers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Market St
EiWLirOL LA I nfl Unll France to this country, but without Brandy. { 530 WASEmaTOlT
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Dqulre Ellen, widow, r. 325 Golden Gate Av
Squire Emily L., widow, r. G08 Fillmore
Squire Gertrude E. MIkb, r. 608 Fillmore
Squire James A. iBaymoud, Squire & Co.) r. 929^
Howard
Squire James E., storekeeper Custom House, r. 1921
Jessie
Squire Philip, carpenter, r. 109 Eighth
Squire William, upholsterer, r. 315 Golden Gate Av
Squire William B., glovecutter F. Q. Couklln it Co.,
r. 836 Mission
Squire Z. Mrs., r. 635 Golden Gate Av
Squires Charles H., compositor Examiner, r. 21
Powell
Squires Edward H., cook stmr St. Paul, r. 36)i
Garden
Squires Fr^orick, pyrotechnist, r. cor Falkland and
Platte *
Squires George, cook stmr Santa Rosa, r. 36 )i Garden
Squires George DeF., journalist, r. 110 Eddy
Squires Louis, sash and doorniaker Day, Huber &
Craker
Squires M. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1023 Mission
Squires Morris H., pyrotechnist, r. NE cor Falkland
and Platte
Squires Natlinniel L., superintendent Cal. Fireworks
Co., r. NE cor Platte and Falkland
Sresovich L. G. & Co. (Luke G. Sresovlch) im-
porters fruits and produce commission, 413-417
Washington
Sresovich Luke G. (L. G. Sresovich & Co.) r. 1215
Laguna
Sroufe John (Sroufe & McCrum) r. 315 Jones
Sroufe Susie Miss, artist, 812 Geary, r. 315 Jones
Sroufe «fc McCrum (John Sroufe and Hugh Mc-
Cruiu) wholesale wines and liquors, 208-210
Market and 9-11 Pine
Sruby August, waiter, r. 421 Dupont
Sruby Joseph, tinsmith, r. 421 Dupont
St. Alban'ii Bpiacopal Church, Cambrian Hall,
1133 Mission
St. Amant Louis D., varnisher, r. 17 Brace PI
St. Amant William, driver American Exchange Hotel,
r. 1518 Sanchez
St. Andrew's Society, 111 Larkin
St. Ann's Buildiiiif, NW cor Powell and Eddy
St. Armand William, extraman Engine No. 13, r. cor
Twenty-eighth and Church
St. Boniface's Churcit, Rev. Sebastian Wolf pas-
tor, S s Golden Gate Av, bet Jones and Leaven-
worth
St. Boniface's School, under the care of the Domini-
can Sisters, S s Golden Gate Av, bet Jones and
Leavenworth
St. Brendan's Church, Rev. John F. Nugent
pastor, NE cor Fremont and Harrison
St. Bridget's Church, Rev. Peter Bermingham
pastor, SW cor Broadway and Van Ness Av
St, Clair A. Mrs., shirtmtker, r. 32 Fourth
St. Clair Dollie Miss, saleslady Mrs. F. Ballinger, r.
308 Turk
St. Clair Herbert, clerk, r. 64 Sacramento
St. Clair Leander D., collector, r. 10.30 Page
St. Clair Peter, lauudryman S. F. Laundry
St. Clair Rudolph, saloon watchman stmr Santa Rosa
B6?- St. Clair. See Sinclair
St. Cloud House, Mrs. N. M. Greeley manager, 418
Sutter
St. Crieq August, French laundry, 811 Jackson
St. David's House, Rienzi Hughes proptr, 715 Howard
St. Denie George, salesman Held Bros. & Co., r. 214
T»irk
ST. DENIS J. & CO. ...u... «.
Denis and TItoinas Macauley) house
painters, paper hangers and importers
paints, oils, ^vallpaper, etc., 308 Sut-
ter
...AND..
UNDERWEAR
_. AT ...
"THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
CAST IRON PIPE.
GAS and WATER PIPE
And FITTINGS of all Sizes.
w. e.IIane,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street,
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
St. Denis John, news agent C. P. RR., r. 207 Post
St. Deuis Jules (J. St. Denis * Co.) r. 1318 Pacific
St. Denis Louis, clerk, r. 143 Third
St. Dominic's Cliurch and Alonaatery, served
by the Dominican Fathers, NW cor Bush and
Steiner
St. Francis Church, Rev. John F. Harrington
pastor, NE cor Montgomery Av and Vallejo
St. Francis' Technical School, Sister Stanislaus
Roche superioress, SW cor Geary and Gough
St. George Hotel. 812 Kearny
St. George Livery and Boardtne Statoleg,
John W. Murphy proprietor, 408 Busn
St. Germain Napoleon, with Potrero and B. V. RR.
St. Gottard Hotel, 511 Broadway
St. Helena Hotel, Max Zimmerman proptr, 507 Mis-
sion
St. Ignatius' Church, served by the Fathers of
the Society of Jesus, N s Hayes, W of Van Ness Av
St. Ignatius' College, Rev. Joseph Sasia, S. J.,
president, 214 Haves
St. Johannes B. itl. Kirche, Rev. J. M. Wink,
ler pastor, E s Dolores, bet Duncan and Twenty-
eighth
St. John Arthur B., clerk, r. 915 McAllister
St. John Benjamin G., r. 915 McAllister
St. John Chauncey M., U. S. Measurer of Vessels,
Custom House, r. Oakland
St. John Henry L. (H. L. St. John & Co.) r. 10 Hayes
St. John Henry S., merchant, r. 915 McAllister
St. Johu H. L. & Co. (Henry L. St. John and Anson S.
Scholfield) mnfrs root beer and vinegar, 10 Hayes
St. John Hester A. Mrs., teacher Bincon Grammar
School, r. 915 McAllister
St. John John, laborer, r. 16 Clarence PI
St. John John, millman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 421
Brannan
St. John Richard A., bookkeeper O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. 2922 Clay
St. John's Presbyterian Church, Rev. An-
drew B. Meldrum pastor, N s Post, bet Mason
and Taylor
St. John S. C, traveling salesman Hawley Bros. Hard-
ware Co.
St. John the Baptist Church, Rev. M. D.
Connolly pastor, N s Eddy, bet Laguna and Oc-
tavia
St. John's Episcopal Church, Rev. Edward
B. Spalding rector, NE cor Valencia and Fifteenth
St. John's Evangelical Church, Rev. Gustave
Niebuhr pastor, N s Greenwich, bet Dupont and
Stockton
St. John's Guild Hall, E 8 Valencia, nr Fifteenth
St. Joseph's Cemetery, McMahou Station S. P. Rail-
road, P. F. Mohun clerk
St. Joseph's Cliurcli, Rev. P. Scanlon pastor, Ws
Tenth, bet Howard and Folsom
St. Joseph's Grammar School, SW cor Tenth and How-
ard
St. Joseph's Hall. SWcor Tenth and Howard
St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Infant Asy-
lum, Sister Mary Joseph McQee superior, Silver
Av, bet Algeria and Sumatra
St. Jnllien Emelie Mrs., fancy work, 629)4 Union
St. Jnllien Paul, clerk Reiss Bros. & Co., r. 629H
Union
St. Lawrence House, Richard E. Elliott proptr, 568
Mission
St. Lawrence Stable, William E. Bridge pro-
prietor, 423 Post
St. Ledger Annie, widow, r. 10 Alabama
St. Ledger Bridget, hosiery dept 8. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. cor Santa Clara and Alabama
St. Ledger Maggie, hosiery dept S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 10 Alabama
St. Leon Leon, painter, r. 410 Lagiin*
St. Louis Brewery, Laurent Waechter proptr, 1624-152
Pacific Av
JOHN HAMMOND
70
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Xanofncturer of every description of
PASSENGER. STREET AND FREIGHT OARS.
4» tu SO B«al« Str««t, Hi
Truman, Isham & Hooker, ^^'-^'^^^llli'oJ^^^F^^eSii:^'^
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IMPOBTEK3 OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
809,
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
3U, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STEEET
St. Luke'B Free Kinaergarten, NE cor Polk and Pacific
At
St. Ltwlte's Hospital, W s Valencia, bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-eighth
St. LinUe'« Protestant Episcopal Chnrcli,
Kev. William W. Dayia pastor, SE cor Clay and
Van Ness Av
St. Mark's Building, SW cor Kearny and Morton
St. Mark's German Evang'elical Lntlieran
Charch, Rev. Julius Fuendeling pastor, S s
Geary, bet Stockton and Powell
St. Martin E., musician, r. 363 Minna
St. Mary August, bartender Charles Gf. Butler, r 55
Second
St. Mary Joseph, machinist, r. 113 Fourteenth
St. Mary Peter, r. 715 Howard
St. Mary's Cathedral. Most Kev. P. W. Riordan
archbishop, NE cor Dupont and California
St. Mary's College, Kev. Brother Bettelin presi-
dent, E s Mission Boad, four miles from old
City Hall
St. 3Xary'8 Hospital, K s Bryant, bet First and
Kincon PI
St. Michael's Clinrcli (Roman Catholic) Rev.
Father Cooper pastor, Ocean View
St. Nicholas Hotel, Keegan & Goodwin pro-
prietors, 212-216 First
St. Patrick's Church, Rev. Peter J. Grey pastor,
N s Mission, bet Third and Fourth
St. Patrick Mutual Aid Asssociation, SE cor O'Farrell
and Mason
St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Co. (St. Paul)
322-324 California
St. Paul's German Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Kev. J. M. Buehler pastor, S s Mission,
bet Fifth and Sixth
St. Paul's German Methodist Episcopal
Church, Reinhard F. Stelnbach pastor, N s
Broadway, bet Stockton and Powell
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church,
Rev. W. S. Neales rector, S s California, bet
Fillmore and Steiner
St. Paul's Roman Catholic Church, Rev-
Lawrence W. Breslin pastor, NW cor Twenty-
ninth and Church
St. Paul's School, John H. Hargens principal, 941
Mission
St. Peter's Academy. E s Alabama, bet Twenty-fourth
and Twenty-fifth
St. Peter's Convent, sister Mary Lorenzo superioress,
E 8 Alabama, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-
fifth
St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Rev. C. L. Miel
rector, NE cor Stockton and Filbert
St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church, Rev.
P. S. Casey pastor, E s Alabama, bet Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-fifth
St. Peter's School (for boys) conducted by the
Brothers of De La Salle, W s Florida, bet Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-fifth
St. Peter's Temperance Hall, E s Alabama, bet Twen-
ty-third and Twenty fourth
St. Pierre G., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
St. Pierre Joseph O., watchmaker, r. 1247 Market
St. Pierre Marius, watchman U. S. Panorama Co., r.
SW cor Eddy and Mason
St. Pietro Church, Rev. C. Franchi pastor, NE
cor Dupont and Filbert
St. Rose's Academy, under direction of Sisters
of St. Dominic, 8 s Golden Gate Av, bet Steiner
and Pierce
St. Rose's Church, Rev. Dennis F.Nugent pastor,
N s Brannan, bet Fonrth and Fifih
St. Stephen's Kindergarten, N s Fulton bet Webster
and Fillmore
St. Stephen's Protestant Episcopal Church,
Rev. Edgar J. Lion rector, N s Fulton, bet Web-
ster and Fillmore
St. Supery Adrien, with Antoine St. Supery, r. 54 Te-
hama
St. Supery Antoine. sand and saw dust dealer, 555
Howard, r. 54 Tehama
St. Teresa's Church, Rev. John Kemmy pastor,
E s Tennessee, het Butte and Napa
St. Vincent School, in charge of the Slitters of
Charity, S s Mission, bet New Montgomery and
Third
Staab Henry G. (Reeve & Staab) r. 214 Powell
Staacke Adolph, cabinetmaker Fink, Rau& Schindler,
r. 938 Howard
Staacke Ernest, r. 315 Third
Staacke George (Thomas Bell & Co.) r. 818 Bush
Staadecker Joseph, clerk Botbin, Dallemand & Co., r.
915 Polk
Staats Henry, carpenter, r. 404 Brannan
Staats Ingwert F., groceries and liquors^lS Harrisen
Staats John C. (Bruns & Staats) r. 8 Hayts
Staats Tonko, teamster, r. 822 Jessie
Stacey James, deckhand stmr Alameda
isr stacey. See Stacy
Stack Edmund, driver, r. 240 Fourth
Stack Prancis J., laborer, r. 12 Natoma
Stack J. Mrs., widow, r. 12 Natoma
Stack James H., hatter Stack .t Lacombe, r. 151 Silver
Stack James M., fireman, r. 1456 Minna
Stack Johanna, domestic 429 Tehama
Stack John (Stack & Lacombe) r. 151 Silver
Stack John, blacksmith H. Hofstetter, r. Silver Av
and San Bruno Boad
Stack John, molder, r. 12 Natoma
Stack Jonn E., cellarman, r. 426 Shotwell
Stack Mary Miss, folder La Grand Laundry
Stack Michael, foreman Thos. D. Riley, r. 1015 Bry-
ant
Stack Michael Jr.. clerk, r. 733 Market
Stack Richard, groceries and liquors, 422 Clementina
Stack Richard, teamster, r. 418 Brannan
Stack Thomas, r. NW cor Silver Av and Hale
Stack Timothy J. (G. W. Clark & Co.) r. 12 Hill
Stack William, blacksmith, r. Silver, nr San Brano
Road U. M. T.
Stack William, compositor, r. 12 Natoma
Stack William, stableman Lafayette Brewery, r. 726
Green
Stack & Lacombe (John Stack and George Lacombe)
hatters, 6.39 Market
Stackhouse Charles, assistant engineer California St.
RR., r. 715 Eddy
Stackpole Barry B., boilermaker, r. 931 Howard
Stackpole Thomas, longshoreman, r. 27 Anthony
Stackpole Michael W.. examiner Custom House, r.
Alameda
Stacom Maria J., millinery. 111 Stockton, r. 105 Stock-
ton
Stacy R. J., cabinetmaker Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co.,
r. 3 Central PI
Stacy William, harness maker Main ft Winchester, r.
101 Minna
l^" Stacy. See Stacey
Stade John, musician, r. 172 Silv.er
Stadler Henry, carpenter, r. W 8 Iowa, bet Sierra and
Nevada
Stadman Henry C, cooper, r. 26Ji Howard Court
Stadman Peter J., bartender, r. 26 H Howard Conrt
Stadtfeld Jacob, melter U. S. Mint, r. 1508 Jones
Stadtfeld J. Jr., mining secretary, 419 California,
room 26. r. 1417 Hyde
Stadtfeld William C, secretary Loring Club, 69 Ne-
vada Block, r. 1508 Jones
Stadtmuller Frederick D., r. 819 Eddy
Staeglich Frank, gardener, r 1307 Jackson
Staengel Eberhart, candy mnfr, 1432 Pacific
Staengel Otto, confectioner, r. 1432 Pacific
Staff Frederich, fireman stmr James M. Donatau*
Staffelbach Edward, barber, r. 3038 Ji Sixteenth
Staffle A., r. 638 Commercial
FRATINGER & CO.
Fine Dressmaking
105 KEARNY STREET.
ORIENT Ins. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,551,95^
GEO. 0. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SEZTON, Asst Kau£sr.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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Staffler Oeorpe C. salesman Indianapolis Mnfg Co.,
r. 14 Mint Av
Stafford Arthur W., paper ruler, r. 16 Pfeiffer
Stafford Can8iu8 H., foreman Preston & MuKinnon, r.
8'25 Twentieth
Stafford EdRertou F., sexton Church of the Advent
Stafford Henry J., Justice of the Peace, SE cor
Kearny aud Washington, offlco 224 Montgomery,
t. 224 Eleventh
Stafford James J., surveyor, r. 114 Jj Freelon
Stafford J. Morris, bookkeeper P. J. Caasln Jc Co., r.
1213 Twenty-first
Stafford John, seaman, r. 110 Berry
Stafford John, mechanic, r. 1415 Powell
Stafford Michael, boatman, r. 17 Vallejo*
Stafford Nicholas J., r. 114 54 Freelon
Stafford K. office 50 Nevada Block
Stafford Richard, porter Albert Mau & Co., r. 114
Freelon
Stafford Thomas H.. blacksmith, r. 904 Greenwich
Stafford Weltha, widow, r. 16 Pfeiffer
Stafford William, engineer, r. 218 Ninth
Stafford William, laborer, r. 208 >4 First
Stafford William F., attorney at law, 224 Montgomery,
r. 114H Freelon
Stafford William G., clerk J. Macdonough k Co., r. 606
Folsom
Stagg Gorueilu3,proptrIngleslde House, Ocean House
Road, opp Farley's Corner
Stagg Edward H., clerk Atlantic and Pac. Fast Freight
Line, r. Oakland
Staguaro Domiuic, stage driver, r. Bay View, nr San
Bruno Road
Stahl Jane Mrs., bakery, 637 Third
Stahl Jasper, seaman, r. 639 Twenty-third
STABLE BROTHERS ,aoKn f.
H. ana CKarles A.) impoirters teas,
coffees and spices, >vliolesale and retail
grocara, 307 Hayes
Stable Charles A. (Stable Bros.) r. 932 Valencia
Stable Edward, barber, r. 319 Sansome
Stable Edward, with John Stable, r. 932 Valencia
Stable Frederick H., student, r. 932 Valencia
Stahle John, proprietor baths and hair dressing
saloon. Occidental Hotel, r. 932 Valencia
Stable John F. H. (Stahle Bros.) r. 932 Valencia
Stahlberg Theodore, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
SW cor Sierra aud Indiana
Stahlecker Jacob, wagonraaker, 836 Harrison
Stahmann Rudolph, steward Alfred Perrier, r. 102
Stockton
Stabmann Sophie Mrs., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Union and Montgomery
Stahmer Hermann, clerk, r. 214 Union
Stahmer Nelson, baker, r. 763 Howard
Stahr Hans P. A., liquor saloon, 5 Berry
Staib Conrad, shoemaker, 932 Folsom
Stalb Frank C, bookkeeper The History Co., r. 932
Folsom
Staib George, show card manufacturer, 1386 Market,
r. 932 Folsom
Stalger Jacob J. (Witzemann & Staiger) r. 128 Perry
Slair Alexander, clerk, r. 1063 Mission
Stslder Joseph, clerk B. M. Atchinson ji Co., r. 2516
Sacramento
Stalder Joseph Jr., buyer B. M. Atchinson Si Co., r.
East Oakland
Staley William N., conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 504
Shotwell
Stalker Erust, stationery, 315 Third
Stalker William, spinner 8. F. Pioneer Factory, r.
NW cor Bay and Larkin
Stalker X., tailor Mann & Benedict, r. 2 Delta PI
Stallard Joshua H., physician, 632 Sutter
StsUard Martin, with Market St. RR., r. 814 Lott
Stallman Charles, clerk C. F. Marwedel, r. 1824 Sut-
ter
DR. BAZAN'S
TllERnO-KI^ECTRIC
RUSSIAN anfl TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Givei.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
LEAD PIPE, SOLDER, TIN
AND SHEET LEAD.
licad IVork of all kind* well done.
Plumber,
Established 1860,
SOS Kearny Street.
Telephone 316.
Stallman Frank, bookkeeper £. U. Marwedel, r. 1824
Sutter
Stallman Frederick G., draftsman Rlsdon I. and L.
Works, r. 1824 Sutter
Stallman George, salesman W. W. Montague & Co., r.
1824 Sutter
Stallman Nettie C. Miss, teacher Hamilton Grammar
School, r. 1824 Sutter
Stallman Samuel, groceries, 1423 Polk, r. 2618 Gongh
Stamaut David, varniaher. r. 17 Bruce PI
Stambaugb George, laborer 3. F. Candle Co., r. E ■
De Haro, bet Center and El Dorado
Stambaugh Solomon 8. (Stambaugb & Ridenour) r. 640
Clay
Stambaugh jc Ridenour (Solomon S. Stambaugh and
William T. Ridenour) physicians and surgeons,
640 Clay
Stambrldge Albert, machinehand Pac. Woodenware
aud Cooperage Co., r. 15 Clinton
Stamburg Samuel, shoemaker, r. 103 Prospect PI
Stamer August, wagonmaker, 103 Oregon, r. 17 X
Glover
Stamer August Jr., blacksmith August Stamer, r. 11 H
Glover
Stamra Frederick, laborer Lachman & Jacobi, r. 307
O'Farrell
Stamm S. K., blacksmith, r. 319 Sansome
Stammer John, with Lebenbaum Bros., r. 315 Basil
Stamord William, seaman stmr Alameda
Stamp John, laborer, r. 164 Jessie
Stamp William, rigger, r. 734 Folsom
Stamper George W., salesman E. Mansbach ft Co., r.
1035 Missiou
Stamper Julius, mnfr cigars, 429 Front, r. 330 Hayes
Stamper Marks J., foreman Julius Stamper, r. 330
Hayes
Stampfer Matthew, gilder, r. 523 Vallejo
Stampley Oroville K., gauger V. S. Internal Revenae
r. 145 Ellis
Stampp Frederick, liquor saloon, 506 Clay, r. 409
Union
Stamps John, painter Palace Hotel
Stamwitz C. F., miller, r. 444 Brannan
Stanberg Jacob, cooper, r. 359 M First
Stanbridge Albert H., turner Coos Bay Stave and
Lumber Co., r. 15 Clinton
Stanbridge Charles E., cooper Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
54 South Park
Stancliff J., waiter, r. 11 Everett
Standard Consolidated Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.)
John W. Pew secretary, 310 Pine, rooms 15-17
Standard Express Co., offi.e 3-5 Commercial
Standard Iron Bridge Co., P. Trommlitz secretary and
treasurer, 2.j8 Market
Standard Marine Insurance Co. (limited, of Liver-
pool. Eng.) J. B. F. Davis & Son managers, 429
California
Standard Oil Co. (New York and Cleveland. O.)
123 California, rooms 13-14
Standard Oil Co. of California, Edward Wheaton sec-
retary, 123 California
Standard Shirt Factory, Nenstadter Brothsrs
proprietors. SE cor Grove and Gou«h
Standard Soap Co., Richard P.Thomas presi-
dent, Howard Hogau manager, Leon Golly sacre-
tarv, office 525 Market, factory West Berkeley
Standard Tea Co., George W. Thomas manager, lOJl
Market
Standeford W. W., inspector Oastom House, r. OsV-
land
Stander Charles E., seaman, r. 116 Berry
Stander Frederick, cook, r. E s California At, bst
Precita Av and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Standldge William, miller, r. 1050 Howard
Standinger Louis, waiter, r. 227 Second
Standinger Mary, widow, groceries, etc. ,1416 H Paclfle
Staudlsh Frank, foreman box factory, r. 10.^ Howard
Standiah H. H., carriatie trimmer, r. 24 Caroline
9^
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W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONB 82.
PRINTERS, ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE LARGEST BUSINESS
OF ANY AMERICAN COMPANY.
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Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Trimnxing^s
a Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Stanford Belle M., teacher South Cosmopolitan Pri-
mary School, r. 2401 Buchanan
Stanford Charles P.. collector, r. 2401 Buchanan
Stanford Free Kindergartens, NE cor Mission and
Fifteenth, 1906 Mason, cor Eighth and Brannan,
and N s Seventeeth, bet Howard and Shotwell
Stanford G. B., r. 1711 Broderick
Stanford George, mechanic, r. 2401 Buchanan
Stanford Hall, junction Valencia and Mission
Stanford Harrison L., glassblower, r. 115 Franklin
Stanford Henry M. (Stanford, Lien & Co.) r. NE cor
Geary and Larbin
Stanford Hotel, C. H. Lehrke proprietor, SW cor
Fourth and Bluxome
Stanford Hubert H., engraver Bosqui Engraving and
Printing Co., r. 2401 Buchanan
Stanford James, r. 714 Howard
Stanford Jerome B. (G. W. Clark & Co.) r. 1711 Brod-
erick
Stanford Joseph, butcher George Goebel, r. 247 Third
Stanford Leland, president Southern Pacific Co.
and Occidental and Oriental Steamship Co., NE
cor Fourth and Townsend, room 41, and United
States Senator California, r. SW cor California
and Powell
Stanford, Lien & Co. (Henry M. Stanford, Julius Lien
and Frederick B. Chandler) pictures and frames,
1386 Market
Stanford Myron E., carpenter Jay V. Lawrence, r.
2300 -WebPter
Stanford 'William, student, r. 115 Franklin
B^" Stanford. See Standeford
Stang Joseph A., porter Washington Mnfg Co., r. 2330
Greenwich
Stange C. Jacob (Bowe & Stange) r. 398 Waller
Stange Edward W., jeweler Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r.
208 Waller
Stange Emil, plumber, r. 712 Folsom
Stange Frederick, harnessmaker, 422 Pacific, r. 16 M
Hunt
Stange Frederick C, teacher music, r. 1028 Treat Av
Stange Herman C, salesman E. Essmann, r. 39 Buss
Stange John D. (Stange & Jaenicke) r. 719 Folsom
Stacge Kate, widow, r. 39 Kiiss
Stange Paul, plumber J. J. Vasconcellas
Stange & Jaenicke (John D. Stange and Wil-
liam Jaenicke) proprietors Union Straw Works,
587 Mission
Stangenberger August, piano tuner estate of Matthias
Gray, r. 1613 Leavenworth
Stangenberger Augustus J. .commercial traveler Davis
Bros., Bergmann k Co., r. 1613 Leavenworth
Stangenberger George B., clerk, r. 1613 Leavenworth
Stangroom Charles N., cashier London, Northern,
Queen and Connecticut Ins. Cos., r. 2.618 Clay
Stangroom Marc L.. civil engineer, r. 2518 Clay
Stangroom Robert, seaman, r. 8 Converse
Stanlels Anna Mrs., r. 1710 Geary
Staniels C. G. Mrs., r. 527 Taylor
Staniels John S. Mrs., proptr Harvey House, 807 Cali-
fornia
Staniels William H., varieties, 2301 Jackson
Staniforth Charles, machinist's helper, r. NW cor
King and Third
Staniforth Julia Mrs., lodgings and liquor saloon,
NW cor Third and King
Staniforth Thomas, helper Cal. Cigar Box Factory, r.
NW cor Third and King
Stanish John, seaman stmr Colima
Stanislaus A., bookkeeper, r. 710 California
Stanislaus Constantine, waiter Occidental Restau-
rant, r. 2009 Taylor
Stanius Carl, cook Peter Jorgensen, r. 732 Green
Stanle Frederick H., ganger U. S. Internal Revenue,
r. Alameda
Stanley Amelia, lodgings, 803 Montgomery
Stanley Benjamin Jr., boxmaker Cal. Cigar Box Co.,
r. 558 Bryant
Stanley Benjamin S., night watchman, r. 558 Bryant
Stanley Catherine, widow, r. 265 Jessie
Stanley Charles A., assistant engineer U. S. Mint, r.
32 Eleventh
Stanley Charles P., machinist National Iron Works,
r. S s Twenty-fifth, bet Church and Sanchez
Stanley Charles T., notary public and commis-
sioner deeds, 512 Montgomery, r. 32 Eleventh
Stanley David M., draftsman John & Zimmermann,
r. 32 Eleventh
Stanley D. S. (D. S. Stanley & Co.) r. 1130 Valencia
STANLEY D. S. & CO.
(D. S. 'Stanley) steam book and job
printers, 513 Clay
Stanley Edward C, harnessmaker, r. 533 Stevenson
Stanley Edward J., patternmaker, r. 704 Harrison
Stanley F. Hastings, nhonographic reporter, 402
Montgomery, r. W s Sanchez, bet Twenty-third
and Twenty-fourth
Stanley Frank, peddler, r. 1723 Mission
Stanley Frankie Miss, saleslady William H. Stanley.
r. SW cor Seventeenth and Castro
Stanley Frederick H., letter carrier Post Office, r. 920
Fell
Stanley George, glass stainer John Mallon, r. Oakland
Stanley George A., clerk County Clerk's Office, r. 32
Eleventh
Stanley George A., compositor, r. 265 Jessie
Stanley H.T., clerk Goodall, Perkins & Co., r. 43
Sixth
Stanley Ira N., machinist Rix & Firth, r. 121 Sixth
Stanley James A., policeman, r. 609 Union
Stanley John, coalpasser stmr Granada
Stanley Mary J., widow, r. SW cor Seventeenth and
Castro
Stanley Patrick, liquor saloon, 625 Seventh
Stanley Rose Miss, with Cal. Cigar Box Co., r. 558
Bryant
Stanley Sadie Miss, saleslady William H. Stanley, r.
SW cor Seventeenth and Castro
Stanley Samuel B., clerk Spruance, Stanley & Co., r.
1218 Hyde
Stanley Samuel L. (Spruance, Stanley & Co.) r. 1218
Hyde
Stanley "W., secretary San Francisco Bridge Co.,
42 Market, r. Oakland
Stanley William H., dentist, 115 Kearny, r. 817 Van
Stanley William H., willowware, 915 Market, r. SW
cor Seventeenth and Castro
Stanly John A. (Stanly. Stoney & Hayes) r. Oakland
Stanly, Stoney & Hayes (John A. Stanly,
Thomas P. Stoney and George R. B. Hayes) at-
torneys at law, 604 Clay
Stannah Bridget, widow, r. 11 De Boom
Stannell Charles, r. 234 Bush
Stanovich Peter, netmaker Neville & Co., r. 319 Green
Stans James S., bartender Davis & Jameison, r. 217
Stevenson
Stans John J., tailor G. M. PastigUone, r. Napa
Stansbury B. B., miner, r. Old People's Home
Stansbury Charles T., painter, r. 90 Everett
Stansbury David J., physician, 32 Ellis, r. 305 Scott
Stansbury H. N., pressman John Henderson, r. 1
Fifth
Stansbury James S., printer John Henderson, r. 114
Tenth
Stansfield Arthur J., mattressmaker, r. 1555 Kearny
Stanton Andre-wP., business manager Argonaut
Publishing Co., 213 Grant Av, r. East Oakland
Stanton Charles, master stmr Melrose, r. Martinez
Stanton Charles H., teamster H. T. Holmes Lime Co.,
r.947 Mission
Stanton Edward, bartender Andrew Looney. r. 213
Jones
Stanton Edward, laborer Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 233
Langton
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made to order in any size or style.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MAEZET STEEET,
XEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEI,.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Martet St.
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Stanton Edward, luiuberman, r. 299 Clementina
Btantou Frauk J., r. 1838 Mission
Stautou George, tt-amster, r. 917 Mission
Stanton GeorRt; F., carpenter, r. 23 Jeseie
Stanton Hugh, laborer, r. 49 Clementina
Stanton Jiinics, r. 1838 Mission
STANTON JAMES I. phy..cian
and 8ur;ureoii, office unci r. 659 Clay,
and Coroner City and County
Stanton Jermuiah, fruits aud vegetables, 519 Eighth
Stanton John, stableman, r. 739 Golden Gate Av
Stanton John A., artist, fill Clay, r. 1838 Mission
Stautou John H., wood and coal, 413 Golden Gate Av,
r. 451 Polk
Stanton Jo8( ph, laborer freight depot 8. P. Co., r.
137^4 Silver
Stanton Maurice, bootmaker Porter, Slesslnger &
Co., r. Oakland
Stanton Michael, longshoreman, r. 30 Welsh
Sianton Patrick, bartender, r. 606 Davis
Stanton Samuel G., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r.
542 Tweniy-thlrd
Stanton Samuel R., master mariner, r. 2305 Jones
Stanton Thomas, policeman, r. cor Harrison and
Laiigton
Stanton Thomas, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 2936 Mission
Stanton Thomas F., machinist, r. 17 Tehama
Stanton Thomas J., clerk Huntington, Hopkins &
Co., r. 312^4 Tehama
Stanton Thomas J,, real estate, r. 742 Harrison
Stanton William, r. 24 Turk
Stanton William, apothecary City and County Hoa
pital, r. 1838 Mist-Ion
Stanton William F., teamster, r. 416 Stevenson .
Stanwood Amasa O., laborer, r. W e Vermont, bet
Humboldt and Nevada
Stanwood Elizabeth, widow, r. 2117 Scott
Stanwood Frank W.. cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. W s
Vermont, bet Humboldt and Nevada
Stan^vood Henry P., general agent Chicago and
Northwestern Railway, 2 New Montgomery aud
015-1)17 Market, r. Palace Hotel
Stanyau Albert P., livery stable, 1603 Geary
Stanyan Charles H.. real estate, r. 2006 Bush
Stanyan Charles H. Jr., salesman Revere Rubber Co.,
r. 2006 Bush
Staff William, liquor dealer, r. 615 Webster
Staples Charles, fireman, r. 922 Folsom
Staples Charles de E., mail clerk The Argonaut, r.
1004 Lombard
Staples David J., president Firemans' Fund In-
surance Co., office 401 California, r. 711 Taylor
Staples Ellen Mrs., r. 710 Pine
Staples Frank H., mining, r. 1004 Lombard
Staples James W. (Manhelm, Staples JE Co.) r, Oak-
land
Staples John C, insurance agent, r. 711 Taylor
Staples Joseph, r. 14.5 Ellis
Staples Joseph A., weigher, r. 210 Driimm
Staples L. E., engineer, r. 430 ^ Chestnut
Staples Lafayette, traveling salesman John F. Eng-
lish, r. Alameda
Staples Peter, seaman, r. 205 Pacific
Staples W. A., r. 1716 Folsom
Staples William J., with City Cab and Carriage Co., r.
924 Minna
Stapleton Anne Mrs., liquor saloon, 8W cor Grove and
Baker '
Staplet .n Catherine, widow, r. 13 Louisa, rear
Stapleton Catherine, widow, r. 306 Ivy At
Stapleton David, printer, r. 745 Hairison
Stapleton Edward, r. N s Nineteenth, bet Church and
Sanchez
Stapleton Edward, longshoreman, r. 419 Broadway
Stapleton John, grainer G. Amraerup, r. N s Nine-
teenth, bet Church aud Sanchez
FRATINGER & CO.
LADIES' SUITS
OP ALL BESOEIPTIONS.
105 KEARNY STREET.
johnIammond
THE LATEST IMPROVED
PATENT WATER CLOSETS.
SANITARY Sf WER CAS TRAPS
Put In by skilled workmen.
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PLUMBER, B05 KEARNY STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Stapleton Jo.seph, ornamental plasterer, r. 611 Grove
Stapleton Joseph W., bookkeeper Jos6 A. Gracia, r.
300 Ivy Av
Stapleton Richard F., salesman Jos6 A. Gracia, r. 306
Ivy Av
Stapleton William, deckhand, r. 207 Pacific
Stapleton William, shipwright, r. 745 Harrison
Stappenbeck Johanna Mrs., bakery and confectionery
1525H Dupont
Stappenbeck William, tailor, r. 1,525 )< Dupont
Stappenbeck William, porter M. Hyman & Co., r. 633
Jessie
Star Consolidated Mining Co. (Tuolumne Co.)
John H. Sayre secretary, 328 Montgomery, room
15
Star Malt House, W. A. Frederick & Co. proptrs, 8E
cor Eleventh and Folsom
Star Tlie Weekly, James H. Barry editor and
publisher, 42!t Montgomery
Starbird Albion W. (Starbird & Goldstone) r. 1065
Golden Gate Av
Starbird John F., horseshoer, r. 411 Fourth
STARBIRD & GOLDSTONE
(A^lbion W. Starbird, John B. Uold^tone
and Seeltjy B. Lyon) lumber and build-
ing material. SVV- cor Market and
Spear, Yard Beale Street Wharf
Starck John (John Starck * Co.) r. 501 Ellis
Starck John & Co. (John Starck and Gotlleb Burg-
dorf) butcheijs, 5ul Ellis
Starck Lillie Miss, Ironer La Grande Laundry
Stark A. H., r. 327 Larkiu
Stark Alexander, engineer, r. 685 Clementina
Stark Andrew, clerk freight auditor's office, 8. P. Co.,
r. Oakland
Stark Andrus, baker C. E. Spannagel, r. 126 Seventh
Stark Augustus, r. 1013 Market
Stark Charles, printer, Cubery k Co
Stark David, boiler inspector, r. 326 Polk
Stark Denton D., bookkeeper Ronton Coal Co., r. Ala-
meda
Stark E., waiter Brooklyn Hotel
Stark George, cooper, r. 611 Folsom
Stark Gustav, upholsterer, r. 5U.Fonrth
Stark John, clerk general freight office S. P. Co., p.
1019 Post
Stark John W. stairbuUder Jesse & Drew, r. 330 Bart-
lett
Stark Katherine, widow, r. 236 H Ritch
Stark Luke, butcher, 529 First
Stark Norman P., assistant freight clerk, stmr City of
Peking
Stark William, cigarpacker S. Hasterllck, r. 202 Sixth
Stark William, deckhand U. 3. stmr Gen. McDowell
Stark William, seaman stmr Santa Rosa, r. 700 Front
Stark William A., machinist, r. 685 Clementina
Starkan Michael, r. 524 Stevenson
Starke August, painter, r. 024 Fulton
Starke F , fireman btmr Columbia
Starke Felix, cook, r. 24 Mary
Starke John A., painter, r. 624 Fulton
Starke Louis G., with Bank of California, r. Grand
Hotel
Starkey Edward, waiter stmr Oregon
Starkey Keziah, widow, r. 1715 Leavenworth
Starkey Sarah P., widow, r. 810 Geary
Starkey .^ Paleng, Compound Oxygen Depository, 616
Powell
Starkie Peter, cigars and tobacco, 214 Brannan
Starkmaiin August, ci:>8rmaker, r. 190 Vandewater
Starks William, longshoreman, r. 36 Welsh, rear
Starkweather Henry L., r. 2717 Mission
Starkweather Herbert J., photographer Fred P.
Swasey, r. 1610 Stevenson
Starkweather H. K., clerk H. S.Crocker b Co., r. Oak-
land
Starkweather Jonathan M., carpenter, r. 847 Howard
CALIFORNIA
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Fire Grates and Tile.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Stsrk-weather Joseph B., photographer, r. 7 Clinton
Stark^veatlier Lonis S., pro^irietor Silver State
House, SE cur Eilis and Mason
Sttrkweather Maggie, widow, r. 4 Dodge
Starkweather S. E., r. 2721 Mission
Starr A., laborer, r. 9 Jasper PI
Starr Abraham D., president Starr k Co.. IC
California, r. Oakland
Starr Addison M. (Starr & Mathison) r. 712 Sntter
Starr Adolph, clerk Frank Scheifler, r. Capp, bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Starr Alexander, waiter, r. 140 Minna
Starr Augustus, horsedealer, r. 2107 Polk
Starr Benjamin F., conductor Presidio RR, r. 2001
Leavenworth
Starr Charles &.. firnt lieutenant Co. C, 1st Infantry,
U. S. A., Presidio
Starr Erwin P., clerk M. P. and M. dept. 8. P. Co.. r.
820 Sutter
Starr Frank R., compositor Call
Starr George A., bookkeeper George R. Starr & Co.,
r. 1214 Jackson
Starr George R. (George R. Starr & Co.) r. 12U Jack-
son
Starr Qeorge R. & Co. (George R. Starr and
Harry O. Link) produce commission merchants,
308-310 Uasbinston
Starr King Primary School, Miss Margaret McKenzle
principal, N s Bryant, bet Sixth and Seventh
Starr Mills (South Vallejo and Wheatport) office
16 California
Starr Robert E., clerk Root & Sanderson, r. 1141 Va-
lencia
Starr Samuel P., clerk freight auditor's office S. P.
Co.. r. 2705 Mission
Starr William D., carpenter, r. cor Sumatra and Rail-
road Av
Starr William M., proptr Occidental Warehouse,
First and Townsend. r. Oakland
Starr & Co., Abrchain D. Starr president, Alfred
Bannister vice-president, H. M. A. Miller eecre-
tary, proprietors Starr Mills (South Vallejo and
Wheatport) office 16 California
Starr & Mathison (Addison M. Starr and Thomas
Mathison) refiners of antimony, Berry, bet Fourth
and Fifth
Starrett Danvill W., machinist William Deacon, r.
348 Fremont
Stirrett Horace, clerk, r. 845 Mission
Starritt Wilbert D., millhand Novelty Wood Works,
r. 434 Fifth
Starrs Charles W., bookkeeper L. Greenbaum, r. 19
Moss
Starrs James, laborer, r. 268 Clara
Starrs Michael, laborer, r. Georgia, bet Sierra and
Shasta
Starrs William, r. 19 Mobs
Starrs William, janitor St. Mary's Hospital
State Assay Office, Falkenau & Reese proprie-
tors, 328 Monteomery, room 16
State Board of Forestry, Sands W. Forman sec-
retary. 42-43 Nevada Block
State Board of Borticnltnre, Elwood Cooper
president, A. H. Webb scretary. 40 California
State Board of Silk Culture. Mrs. Louisa Rienzi sec-
retary, 21 Montgomery Av
State Board of Viticnltnral Commission-
ers, Clarence J. Wetmore secretary, 204 Mont-
gomery
State Barean of liabor Statistics, J. J. Tobin
commissioner, John G. Liebert deputy, office 14
Grant Av. room 64
State Bnsinesa Agrency, Schottler & Arnold
proprietors, real estate and collection agents and
house brokers, 223 Kearny
State Commissioner of Immigration for Oregon and
Washington Territory, John E. Shephard, office
506 Battery
State Democratic Club, H. P. Bush secretary,
rooms 105 Stockton
State Barbor Commissioners Board of, 10
California
State Insurance Commissioner, J. C. L.
Wadsworth, 401 California
State Investment and Insurance Co. The,
A. J. Bryant president, Richard IveiB vice-presi-
dent, Charles H. Cubbing secretary, 218-220 San-
some
State Mineralogist, William Irelan Jr., office
Pioneer Bldg, V. s Fourth, bet Market and Mission
State Mining Barean, William Irelan Jr. State
Mineraiiigist, Pioneer Bldg, W s Fourth, bet Mar-
ket and Mission
Stateler John W. (Runnels & Stateler) r. 122 Turk
Statham William M., mnfr pianos, 765 Mission, r.
1529 Geary
Stathopolis E. (Anagnostopulos b Stathopolis) r. 657
Howard
Statia Harry V., clerk Redington k Co., r. 1103 Broad-
way
Stationary Engineers (National Association) 997 Mar-
ket
Statistician (annual) L. P. McCarty publisher,
office 713 California
Statler Jacob, milker John Christian, r. cor Clement
and Twenty-ninth Av
Staub Henry, druggist and apothecary, SE cor
Sutter and Larkin, r. 1013 Polk
Stanch Mary, widow, r. 7 Godeus
Stand Augusta, widow, r. 717 Nineteenth
Stand John N., plumber John Bohn, r. 717 Nineteenth
Stand Mary, widow, r. 107 Ellis
e^ Stand. See Stout
Staude Frederick, bookkeeper Wichman & Lntgen, p.
116 Trenton
Staude Henry, student, r. 116 Trenton
Staude JoHn, groceries and liquors, 815 Paciiic, r.
116 Trenton
Staudt Henry, r. 47 Ritch
Stauf Werner (Stauf k Cooper) r. 828 Sutter
Stauf & Cooper (Werner Stauf and Frederic T.
Cooper) stock and grain brokers. 415 California
Stauffer John (Stauffer & Co.) r. 1415 Powell
Stauffer Mary Mrs. (Karn & Stauffer) r. 1611 Clay
Stauffer Rudolph, butcher, r. 17 Mariposa
Stauffer Si Co. (John Stauffer) chemical works
John A. Durand agent, works cor Dupont, Bay
and North Point
Stayart John, cabinetmaker J., F. S. Chadbourne k
Co., r. 1708^ Stevenson
Stayner Frank H., r. 128J4 Valencia
Stead George, r. 318 Chestnut
Stead George, jeweler, 316)4 Third
Stealey John, r. 1412 Folsom
Stealey Thomas, real estate, r. 1412 Folsom
Stealey Thomas S., harness maker, 1545 Mission, r.
1412 Folsom
Steamer Crescent City, Hobbs, Wall k Go.
agents, office 314 Spear
Steamship Sailors' Protective Union of the Pacific,
12 k Washington
Steamship Stevedores Protective Union. 818 Howard
Steamsblpmen's Protective Association, Joseph M.
Kelly secretary, 513 J^ East
Stearns Alonzo B., r. 419 Minna
Stearns F (Stearns. Worden & Co.) r. Detriot, Mich.
Stearns Greenleaf H., carpenter, r. 45 Twelfth
Stearns Henry M., teacher Heald's Business College,
r. Oakland
Stearns Henry O., confectioner, r- 212 Ellis
STEARNS HANHFACTURINa CO
(of Erie, Penn. ) J. D. Eby manager,
manufacturers heavy sa>vmill ma-
cbinery, engines, boilers, oil.s, beltings,
etc, Pacific Brancli, 29-»l Spear
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Corner BIOKTeOSICBir and SCTTER STS-
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Capital, $1,000,000 I GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Assets, $1,810,273 WU. SEASON, Asat. Umgsr.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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Stearns M. Li., confectioner, 1006 Market and 5
E'l<1y. r. in Ellis
Stearns Runcliog Co., C. A. Orow secretary,
18-20 Phclan Bldg
Stearns Vic t.r J , real estate, r. 1821 Mason
Bteariis William A., foreman J. Morton & Co., r. 858
Mlssinn
Stearns William H., r. 1110 Jackson
StearuB William R., clerk, r. 105 Austin
Stearns, Wonien & Co. (C E. Worden and F. Stearns
* Co., Detniit, Mich.) luaniifacturiuK pharmacist.
NW cor Hitch and Townsend
Stebbins Albert, spice griuder William H. Miner, r.
ima Clara
Stebbins Annie E. Miss, r. 1137 Twenty-first
Stebbins Elizabeth, widow, r. 190C. Stuckton
Stebbins Horatio Rev., pastor First Unitarian Church,
r. 1H09 Larkin
Stebbins Joseph, r. 405 Geary
Stebbins Joseph, salesman Louis Levy, r. Franklin
Hotel
Stebbins Minnie O. Miss, teacher Powell Street Pri-
mary School, r. 1906 Stockton
Steber Joseph C. (Clerc *: Steber) r. 221 Main
Stecher E Iward, r. 317 Minna
Stecher Frederick J., carpenter, r. 317 Minna
Ste> her OtU\ clerk William F. Nolte, r. 317 Minna
Stechman John, master mariner, r. Ill Ninth
Steck Paul, draftsman Savage, Sim & Co., r. Oakland
Steck Pianos, Benj. Curtai & Son agents, 20 O'Far-
rell
Steckenrelter Philip (E. Schuck & Co.) r. 220 Har-
rison
Stecker Eugene A. (Stecker & Son) r. 449 Twentieth
Sleeker Nathan W. (Stecker & Son) r. 449 Tweuteth
Stecker k Son (Nathan W. and Eugene A.) carpenters
and builder. 449 Twentieth
Steckler A. Harry, canvasser, r. 665 Stevenson
Sleekier Dora, widow, r. 1522 Webster
Steckler Rosemond Miss, cashier I. Freud & Co.,
r. 1522 Webster
Stedman Charles, speculator, r. UIH Minna
Stedman George W., conductor Market St. RR.. r. 718
Broderick
Stedman Henry S., salesman Zeno Manvais, r. 2214
Geary
Stedman John, waiter, r. 406 Pacific
Stedman M. A. Mrs., widow, r. lall Eddy
Stedman Rudolph, bookkeeper, r. 102 Stockton
Stedman William, r. IS.-i 0> tavia
Steedman David, cooper Lachman k Jacobl, r. 491
Braunan
Steedman Hannah Mrs., r. 491 Brannan
Steedman Peter, mlllhand A. J. McNlcoll & Co., r.
Berkeley
Steel George, marine clerk New Zealand Fire and
Marine Ins. Co.
Sterl William, assistant manager London and San
Francisco bai.k (limited) NW cor California and
Leidesdorfi', r. Oakland
Steele Adam, teamster William Kerr. r. 903 Battery
Steele Albert, cutter B. Blumenthal & Co., r. William
Tell House
Steele Charles, seaman, r. 217 Broadway
Steele Charles H., pbyxician and anrgeon, and
professor therapeutics fooper Medical College,
office and r. 2322 Mission, office hours 4 to 6 P. u.
Steele C. W. Mrs., dresamrker, r. 114a Ellli
Steele Edward, typewriter, r. 927 Howard
Steele Edward L. G.(E. L. G. Steele & Co.) r. Oakland
Steele E. L. G. & C<». (Edward L. O. Steele,
E<iward Polhemus and George A. Moore; C.
Adolphe Low, George A. Low and Charles H.
Baldwin special partners) commission merchants
and agents American Sugar Refinery. 208 Califor-
nia
Steele Eugene M. , engineer Mission Rock Warehouse,
r. 8 Rincon Av
GARDEN HOSE,
LAWN SPRINKLERS, HOSE MENDERS,
HOSE COUPLINGS, HOSE PIPES.
W. E. LANE, Plumber,
606 KEARNV STREET.
Establl^ihed 1860. Telephone 315.
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIKKMO-EI,ECTRIC
RUSSIAN ai TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batls Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
Steele George F.. canvasser, r. t)-*ll Brannan
Steele Harold, bookkeep.-r, r. 125 Taylor
Steele Hi nry, druggist, cor California and Devlsadero
Steele Jatnes, blacksmith Fulton Iron Works, r. 129
Langton
Steele James Jr., mlllhand Jason Springer k Co., r.
129 Langton
Steele James B., boots and shoes, 1933 Union
Steele James (i. (James G. Steele & Co.) r. Nucleus
Hotel
STEELE JAMES 6. & CO.
(James G. Steele) drug^srists, cliemists,
and dealers in California medicinal
plants, 633 Alarlcet
Steele J. C. & Co. (John C. Steele and Myron J. Amick)
mnfrs gas burners, and manufacturers' agents, 30
O'Farrell
Steele Jerome, cutter B. Blumenthal i Co., r. William
Tell House
Steele J. C. (J. C. Steele k Co.) 30 O'Farrell
Steele John D.. with Truckee Lumber and Box Mnfg
Co., r. 516 Ninth
Steele John F., machinist Hugh Kennedy, r. 772 Mis-
sion
Steele Joseph, contractor, r. 109 Taylor
Steele Lincoln, salesman J. B. Russell, r. 728 Howard
Steele M. A. Mrs., teacher South Cosmopolitan Prima-
ry School r. 1933 Union
Steele Martin, laborer, r. 10)$ Geneva
Steele Mary J. Mrs., ladies nurse, r. 711 Bush
Steele Mattie Mr»., teacher Hamilton Grammar
School, r. 5;<6 Polk
Steele Samuel B. (J. B. Wooster & Co.) r. 612 Van
Ness Av
Steele S.muel J., laborer, r. 4 Preston PI
Steele Thomas, baker, r. cor Eleventh and Bryant
Steele Thomas, fireman stiur Slate of California, r.
121 Perry
Steele Virginia Miss, tailoress, r. 711 Bush
Steele W. A. 4: Co. (William A. Steele) mnfrs trunks,
112 Bush factory NE cor Shotwell and Seven-
teenth
Steele William, shoemaker, r. 328 Jessie
Steele William A. (W. A. Steele & Co.) r. 2043 How-
ard
Steele Wiliiam A. Jr., cashier W. A. Steele b Co., r.
2043 Howard
Steen Edward T., iron pipe and machinery, 618 Mar-
ket, r. 404 Golden Gate Av
Steen Frederick, carpenter, r. 41 *i Dorland
Steen H. Mr.s.. r. fil7 McAllist.-r
Steen John C. D., freight sorter P. M. SS. Co., r. 741
Harrison
Steen Meyer A., salesman G. Arahamson, r. 617 McAl
lister
Steen Robert, carpenter, 30 New Montgomery
«/" Steen. See Stehn and Stein
Steengraefe John, bartender, r. 101 First
Steere Thomas F. (Steere k Colby) r. East Oakland
Steere & Colbv (Tliomas F. St.-ere and Hiram H. Col-
by) proptrs Brooklyn and San Francisco Express,
331 East
tff- Steere. See Stier
Steers Edward E. (Palmer k Steers) r. 1027 McAllister
Steers Henry, drayman Hencken k Schroder, r. 451
Steers William, cabinetmaker Fink, Rau & Schindler,
r. sua Langton
Stefanazzl Giusetjpe, waiter Perini & Ferlni, r. 414
Vallejo
StefTan Antonio, tanner Norton Tanning Co.
Steffan Frederick C, miner, r. 715 Howard
Steffan John, coffee saloon, NE cor Steuart and Fol-
som. r. 2(>4 Fir^t
Steffani L. Mrs., widow, r. 301 Third
Steffaui Paolina, widow, r. lt;O.S54 Mason
Steffen C. musician, r. 313 Sixth
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
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I ripe Fittlnes. all Sizes.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 3T7 MARKET STREET
Steflfen Charles, musician, r. 162 Shipley
Steflfen Francis X., wood and coal, 753 Folsom. r. 213
' Clara
Stefifen H. & T. (Heinrich and Theodore) bakerv. 313
Sixth
Stefifen Heinrich (H. & T. Steffen) r. 162 Shipley
Steffen Jacob, barber John FleiPchmsn, r. 264 First
Stiffen Theodore (H. & T. Stefifen) r. 162 Shipley
Steflfens Diedrich, bartender Michael Lane, r. 341 Te-
hama
Steflfens Deltrich (Stefifens & Keinecke) r. Oakland
Steffens Henry (Klute & Steffens) r. 10 Louisa
Stefifens Henry, clerk Hanjes Bros., r. 401 O'Farrell
Stefifens Henry, marblecutter, r. 504 Seventh
Stefifens Henry, master schr Reliance, r. 58 Zoe
Stefifens Henry A. (Mohr & Stefifens) r. 1534 Pacific Av
Stefifens Herman, cutler, r. 2711 Sutter
Steflfens John, cook American Exchange Hotel
SteUens John G., bartender Osmer & Co., r. NW cor
First and Brannan
Stefifens & Reinecke (Dietrich Stefifens and Frederick H.
Reinecke) groceries and liquors, SE cor Main and
Stege Hinrich. bartender, r. 2440 California
Stege J. R. Mrs., widow, r. 1919 Webster
Stege John, with F. Korbel & Bros., r. 14 Sherman
Stege John F., bath tender Louis Corriveau, r. cor
Sherman and Seventh
Stege Mollie £. Miss, teacher Redding Primary
School, r. 1919 Webster
Stege Ricliard, proprietor Stege's Quaker Res-
taurant, 33 Post, r. 531 Sutter
Steve's Ctnaker Restaurant, Richard Stege
proprietor. 33 Post
Stegelitz Frank, tailor, r. 620 Washington
Stegeman David, foreman Studebaker Bros. Mnfg Co.,
201 Market
Stehl Henry, assistant bookkeeper M. Ehrman k Co.,
r. 318 Octavia
Stehle August, blacksmith, r. 136 Tehama
Stehlin Adolph F., car painter, r. 544 Minna
Stehn Frederick, porter, r. 909 Kearny
B^* Stehn. See Steen and Stein
Stehnken George, r. 18 Taylor
Steigelman George, bartender, r. 428 Greenwich
Steiger Charles D., bookkeeper Steiger & Kerr, r. 2
Liberty
Steiger Charles F., bookkeeper S. F. Sewer Pipe
Assn, r. 509 k Hyde
Steiger Charles R. (Steiger & Kerr) r. 2 Liberty
Steiger John G., cigarbox maker, r. 14 Sherman
Steiger & Kerr (Charles R. Steiger and James W.
Kerr) proprietors Occidental Foundry, 137 First
e^ Steiger. See Stiger
Steigers A. F., acting assistant surgeon U. S. A., Alca-
traz Island
Steigler Joseph, r. 59 Stevenson
Steil Arthur, salesman Henry Steil, r. 1003 Sutter
STEIL HENRY importing
tailor (formerly Palace Hotel) 14 Geary,
nr cor Kearny and Market, r. 1003 Sut-
ter
Steil Henry, salesman, r. 1025 York, rear
Steil Rachael Mrs., crockery, 6H Washington, and
214 Pacific
Steimke Frederick, groceries and liquors, 1801 Union
Steimke John (BrunsBros.) r. 2001 Mission
Steimke Richard, clerk, r. 1801 Union
Steimke William, clerk Brune Bros., r. 2001 Mission
Steimle Frank, boilermaker, r. 530 Mission
Stein Aaron, purchasing and supply agent Wells,
Fargo & Co.. r. 1816 Larkin
Stein Abraham, cigarmaker H. Plagemann & Co., r. 6
Leonard PI
Stein Abraham, merchant, r. 417 Pacific
Stein Abraham, provisions, 505 ^ Montgomerv Av, r.
1602 Powell
Stein Abraham, salesman, r. 328 Geary
Stein Abraham, salesman Stein, Simon & Co., r. 1123
Laguna
Stein Abraham J., barber, 604 Montgomery, r. 507
Grove
Stein Alexander, cook, r. 334 Beale
Steiu Benjamin, r. 1312 Howard
Stein Brothers (Ernest and Henry) tanners, E s Do-
lores, bet Thirtieth and Thirty-first
Stein Carfrer, stock broker, r. 909 Kearny
Stein Caroline, domestic 809 Lombard
Stein Charles, laborer, r. 621 California
Stein Charles, tanner Stein Bros., r. E 8 Dolores, bet
Thirtieth and Thirty-first
Stein Charles G.. r. 533 Sacramento
Stein Charles N., barber Hyman & Shaen. r. 555 Ste-
venson
Stein Charles W.. carriage trimmings, 265 Stevenson,
r. 2319 Howard
Stein Daniel, stock and bond broker, 436 California,
r. East Oakland
Stein David, plumber, r. 443 Jessie
Stein Elizabeth Miss, r. 149 Dore, rear
Stein Ernest (Stein Bros.) r. E s Dolores, bet Thir-
tieth and Thirty-first
Stein Frederick, brewer, r. 149 Dore
Stein Frederick J., clerk C. W. Stein, r. 2319 Howard
Stein Gaslile, seafaring men's clothing, 417 Pacific
Stein George, baker, r. 149 Dore, rear
Stein George, baker Devoto & Brichetto, r. 349 Teha-
ma
Stein George H., shoemaker, 3 Washington, r. West
Berkeley
Stein Henry (Stein Bros.) r. Es Dolores, bet Thirtieth
and Thirty-first
Stein Henry C, boxmaker Charles Dietle, r. West
Berkeley
Stein Herman, waiter, r. 805 Kearny
Stein Isaac F., watchmaker Edwin Pape, r. Ahlbom
House
Stein Jacob H. (J. H. Stein & Co.) r. 1619 Geary
Stein J. H. & Co. (Jacob H. Stein) cloaks and sulta,
716 Market
Stein Joseph, waiter W. Westerfeld, r. 514 Mission
Stein L. Mrs., widow, r. 438}^ Hayes
Stein Louis, upholsterer, r. 232 Sixth
Stein Mary Mrs., bakery, 530 Valencia, r. 1137 Folsom
Stein Max (Swan & Stein) r. 3u5}^ Mason
Stem Morris, clothing, 6J<s Wasnington, r. 2U Pacific
Stein Nathan, note teller Wells, Fargo & Co's Bank,
r. 1816 Larkin
Stein Rachael Mrs., crockery, 214 Pacific
Stein Robert, bakery. 1137 Folsom
Stein, Simon & Co. (Hermann L. Simon, Sylvain
Weill, Henry Hofifmann and Ludwig Arnsteln)
Importers and dealers cloths, woolens and tailors'
trimmings, SE cor Market and Second
Stein Valentine, confectioner, r. 149 Dore, rear
Stein William, bootblack, r. 1114 Sanchez
Stein William, laborer, r. 56 Tehama
!&■ Stein. See Steen and Stehn
Steinau Joseph, r. 2724 Mission
Steiubach Auton, carpenter, r. 1333 Alabama
Steinbach Frederick H., salesman S. H. Frank k Co.,
r. 20-29 Pine
Steinbach Henry (Steinbach & Co.) r. 825 Kearny
Steinbach John A., watchmaker Barrett k Sher-
wood, and School Director, r. 511 Mason
Steinbach Oscar, real estate, 217 Sansome, room 18.
r. Alameda
Steinbach Reinhard F., pastor St. Paul's German
Methodist Episcopal Church, r. 1420 Powell
Steinbach Rudolph, real estate, 217 Sansome,
room 18. r. Union Club
Steinbach k Co. (Henry Steinbach) liquor saloon,
809-811 Kearny
Steinberg Charles, tailor, r. 10 M Sherwood PI
B^" Steinberg. See Stenberg and Sternberg
UPHOLSTERY.
WHOUESALE AND EETAH,
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL-
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufactarers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
Cri IDCC rVTDJl nOV f * natural product of the FineBt Grapes of ) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
tvLirOL LA I nA Unl^ tbeWoria. But no aUditiun of Brandy. / 530 WASEnTOTOlT STBE£T.
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Steinberger Adolph (Eoenigsberger, Falk & Majer) r.
1423 Sutter
SteliiberRer Adolph (Triest k Co.) r. New York
Steinberger Charles, r. 417 Pacific
Steliiberger Charles M., physician, r. 325 k Bush
SteinberRer John A., r. Grand Hotel
Steinberger Julius (Steinberjjer & Kalisber) r. 2102
Bush
Steinberger Nathan (Triest & Co.) r. Ill Powell
Steinber(;er (Si Kalisker (Julius Steinberger
and Edward Kalisher) commission merchants
and insurance brokers, 24 Sansome
Steiuborn Charles, bartender, r. 101 Procpect PI
Steiubrechtr Robert, laborer Del Monte Milling Co.
Steinbring Charles, butcher H. Schreiber, r. 923
Eighteenth
Steinbruck Rudolph, wagonwaker C. F. Suhl, r. Oak-
land
Steindle John, laborer, r. 536 Mission
Stelndler David W., traveling salesman Beiss Bros.
& Co.. r. U05 Market
Steiudler Henry, clerk Louis Cahen & Son, r. 936 Mc-
Allister
Stelndler Isaac, plumber, r. 936 McAllister
Steinegger Emil, student, r. 618 Fell
Stelnegger Henry, lithogrupher Brltton & Rey, r. 618
F.^11
Steiiiegger Robert, assayer, r. 618 Fell
Steiiiegser Robert Jr., framemaker Sanborn, Vail &
Co.,r. 618 Fell
Steine^j^er Robert. A., picture framer, map
mounter and molding manufacturer, 429 Mont
gomery, r. 608 Liuden Av
Steiiier Albert, salesman Martin Sachs & Co., r. 122
Taylor
Steiner Adolph, chief draftsman engineers dept S. P.
Co.. r. 1900 Stockton
Steiner Benedict, glass stainer John Mallon, r. 489
HaiBht
Steiner Edward, waiter, r. 177 Minna
Steiner Emanuel, dairy, E s Indiana, bet Nevada and
Yolo
Steiner John, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Steiner Joseph. (Steiner k Gamma) r. 431 Pine
Steiner Joseph, carpetlayer Charles M. Plum & Co.,
r. 441 Brannan
Steiner Joseph S.. shipping clerk Merten, Mofiatt &
Co., r. 6211 McAllister
Steiner K. Mrs., furnished rooms, 536 Mission
Steiner Leopold, expressman, NW cor Market and
Battery, r. 1212 Eddy
Steiner Louis, milker Isaac Stone, r. W s San Bruno
Road, nr Cortland Av, B. H.
Steiner Nicholas, wines and liquors, 311 Bush
and 1100 Market, r 2443 Howard
Steiner Samuel, r. 623 McAllister
Steiner Theodore (Schniitt & Steiner) r. 122 Taylor
Steiner Sandford, tinner, r. 265 Jessie
Steiner & Gamma (Joseph Steiner and Frederick
Gamma) proprietors Helvetia Hotel, 431-433 Pine
tGT Steiner. See Stiner
Steinervich Samuel, cook. r. 530 Third
Steinfels Charles, butcher, r. 936 McAllister
Stinfurth Charles, seaman, r. 13 Clay
Stfinhagen F., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 13 Wool
Steinhagren P. Hi Co. (Paul Steinhagen and E. A.
Minaker) produce commission merchants, 408-
410 Davis
Steinhagen Paul (P. Steinhagen k Co.) r. Commer-
cial Hotel
Steinnardt Fred., clerk D.Samuels, r. 1434 Turk
Steinhart Ignatx, manager Anglo-Californian
Hank (limited) NE cor Sansome and Pine, r. 916
Sutter
Steinhart Israel (W. & I. Steinhart k Co.) r. New
York
Steinhart Leopold, speculator, r.600 Eddy
Steinhart Morris, clerk, r. Ahlboru House
FRATINGER & CO.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
JERSEY WAISTS.
NEWEST GOODS, LAEST STYLES. LOWEST PRICES.
105 KEARNY STREET.
ROOFING,
RAIN WATER PIPES, GUTTERS and VALLEYS
MADE AND REPAIRED.
Roofs of all kinds made Water Tifpht.
W. E .11 a N E ,
PLUMBER, 605 KBABNT STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Steinliart W. <fc I. «Sc Co. (William and Israel
Steinhart, and Charles Adler and William Scholle
special partners) inipnrtf-rs and manufacturers
clothing and men's furnishing goods, 3-5 Batti-ry
Steinhart William (W. k I. Steinhart & Co.) r. 1090
Post
Steinhauer George C, shoemaker, r. 527 Folsom
Steinhauser William, butcher, r. 1634 Eddy
Steinhoff Eliza, bakery, 40 Grove
Steinhofif Henry, r. 488 Eighth
Steinliotr Herman, groieries. wines, liquors and
cigars. N W cor Bush and Dupont. r. 3 Chatham PI
Stelnkamp Bernhard C. (C. F. Steinkamp k Co.) r.
Bolinas, Cal.
Stelnkamp C. F. & Co. (Charles F. and Bernhard 0.
Steinkamp) liauor saloon, SE cor Battery and
Sacramento
Steinkamp Charles F. (C. F. Steinkamp & Co.) r. Ala-
meda
Steinkamp H., clerk, r. 422 Minna
Steinkamp Henry, tailor, r. 340 Minna
Steinkamp J. L., waiter, r. 533 Sacramento
Stetnman Adelaide, widow, r. 1333 O'Farrell
Steinman Benjamin Jr., stock clerk W. Cohen & Co.,
I. 1333 O'Farrell
Steinman Peter (Steinman & Donnelly) r. 830 Pacific
Steinman Peter Jr., hostler Henry w! Gray & Co., r.
1209 Montgomery
Steinman Rudolph, salesman Bauer Bros. & Co., r.
1333 O'Farrell
Steinman William, r. 322 Fifth
Steinman & Donnelly (Peter Steinman and Patrick
Donnelly) liquor saloon, 317 East
Steinmann August, groceries and liquors, 1113 Fol-
som
Steinmann George J., clerk B. Levy k Son, r. 732 Val-
lejo
Steinmann Frank V., r. 423 Bush
Steinmann Peter, r. 417 Green
Steinmann William, engineer, r. 2015 Dupont
Steinmetz August, polisher, r. 123 Morris Av
Stelnmetz Charles H., chronometer and watchmaker,
109 Montgomery, r. Alameda
Stelnmetz Theodore, bookkeeper A. Frei, r. Alameda
Steinmetz Theodore J., foreman Charles M. Plum b
Co., r. 17 Clinton Park
Stelnmiller Louis H., r. 1051 Howard
Steinmiiller Louis, r. 417 Francisco
Steinol Louis, laborer, r. 1904 Mason
Steinway Edward, commercial traveler, r. 223 Polk
Stelnway William, baker, r. 625 Clay
Stein wig Samuel, cook South Park House, r. 630
Third
Steinwond Sylvester M., stevedore, r. 7 Vassar PI
Stella Gertrude Miss, portrait artist, r. 1139 Howard
Steller Louis (Lowry k Steller) r. 10 Hickory Av
B^ Steller. See Stiller
Stelley L. C, compositor Filmer k Stiller Electro
Co., r. Alameda • |
Stelling Bartol, groceries and liquors. 1401 Stockton
Stelling Brothers (Claus and Martin) groceries and
liquors, 1016 Clay
Stelling Brothers (John and Charles) groceries and
liquors, wood and coal, SW cor Noe and Four-
teenth
Stelling Charles (Beckman k Stelling) r. 1900 Mis-
sion
Stelling Charles (Stelling Bro8.)r. SWcor Fourteenth
and Noe
Stelling Clang (Stelling Bros.) r. l^i Wetmore PI
Stelling George, groceries and liquors. 2001 Powell
Stelling H. >V Brother (Henry and Wllliaui) butchers,
2766 Mission
Stelling Henry (H. Stelling & Bro.) r. 440 Twenty-
third
Stelling Henry, clerk Bartol Stelling. r. 1401 Stockton
Stelling Henry, driver J. Guudlach k Co., r. 26
Rondell PI
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
GAR WORKS
rannnfttotnrer of every deneriptlon of
PASSENGER. STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
4S to 50 Beale Street. San Franclaeo.
Rail no- Pr«»G«#»Q TSUMAN, ISHAM & HOOKER, 421-427 Market St. MAT,lUI>jfi,
tsaiing rressed. mop. wool,, ba«. and obchii.l,a presses.
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nrPOBTERS OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
Slieet Iroix
All Sizes and Numbers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
9Q
Btelling John, clerk John P. Wieboldt, r. NW cor
Twentieth and Valencia
StellingJohn (Stelling BroB.) r. 844 Fifteenth
StclliDg Martin (Stelling Bros.) r. IH Wetmore PI
Btelling Peter, clerk Stelling Bros., r. NE cor Market
and Noe
Stelling Peter, groceries and liquors, NW cor First
and Howard
Stelling William (H. Stelling & Bro.) r. 8U Twenty-
fourth
Stelling William, clerk, r. Chapultepec, nr Coso Av
StelllBch William, shoemaker Cohnreich Bros., r. 724
Mission
Stelljes Herman, groceries and liquors, NW cor Leav-
enworth and Jackson
Stelljes Herman, with Cal. Soda Works, r. 830 Hayes
Stellmann John A., groceries and liquors, 151 Taylor,
r. 1008 Post
Stellmann John F., (Detels, Schneider & Stellmann)
r. 719 Clementina
Rtellman Martin, waiter, r. 618 Merchant
Stelting William A., cooper, r. 941 Harrison
Steltz John, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. N B
Humboldt, bet Kansas and Vermont
Stelzer Martin, waiter John H. Schiiiir, r. 521 Pacific
Sternberg Samuel, shoemaker, 532)4 Bush, r. 103 Pros-
pect PI
Stembridge John, trader, r. State, nr Eighteenth
Stemmer Solomon, mnfr gloves, 335 Bush, r. 347
Clementina
Stemwood Sylvester, stevedore, r. 7 Vassar PI
Btenberg Jacob, cooper, r. 405 Beale
Stenbera John, cooper, r. 359 First
Stenberg John F., foreman Carmen Island Salt Works,
r. 28^ Garden
Stenborg Osaar, boltmnker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W b
Tennessee, bet Mariposa and Solano
Stencil S., r. 617 McAllister
Stenrler Charles, salesman George W. Tindal. r. 522H
Natoma
Stender Herman, artist, r. 1087 Broadway
Stengel Bernhard, carpenter, r. NW cor Nineteenth
and Sanchez
Stengeland Nelson, night watchman, r. 263 East
Steiihouse Fannie Mrs., r. 8ii9 Bush
Stenhouse Thomas B. H., printer, r. 809 Bnsh
Stenhouse Walter, clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo
& Co., r. 809 Bush
Stennerson B., seaman stmr City of Chester
Btennergon Lars, lioiior saloon, 2300 Nineteenth
Stensland Charles (Stf-nsland & Lyng) r. 666 Howard
Stensland & Lyng (Charles Stensland and Thomas
Lyng) coffee saloon, 23 Montgomery Av
Stenson B. Mrs., widow, r. 2507 Mission
Stenson Edwin, r. 2507 Mission
Stenson John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co
Stenson John F., r. 2-^07 Mission
Stenson Patrick, bricklayer, r. 216 Perry
Stenson Robert J., agent, 652 Market, room 5, r. 420
Hickory Av
Stenson Robert K., salesman, Davis BroB,r. 420 Hick-
ory Av
Stenson William, r. 2507 Mission
Stenstrom Charles, tanner, Poetsch & Peterson, r. 134
Twenty-sixth
Stenstrom Gustave. tanner, r. 134 Twenty-sixth
Stensvald T., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Stentz Henry, seaman, r. 13 Clay
Stepf Johanna, widow, r. 1220 Pacific
Stepf Louis, cutler John T<>dt. r. 1220 Pacific
Stephan Francis, tailor, 1658 Mission
Stephani Antone. laborer, r. 34 Claience PI
Stephani Mary Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 609 Powell
Stephani Miimie Miss, dre^^smaker, r. 609 Powell
Stephani Peter, refiner Cal. Oil Works, r. 34 Clarence
PI
Stephens A. L., laborer, r. NE cor Bay and Larkin
Stephens Annie, shoefltter Kutz & Murr, r. 321 Fell
Stephens Charles, r. 415 Mason
Ste))hens Charles, clerk Baker ft Hamilton, r. 1208
Treat Av
Stephens Fritz, liquor saloon, NE cor Montgomery
and California, r. 217 Second
Stephens George F., restaurant, 1803 Mission, r. 1747
Mission
Stephens Henry, seaman, r. 327 Beale
Stephens John, r. HOO Montgomery
Stephens John J., attorney at law, room 31 Nevada
Block, r. 229 Eleventh
Stephens Littleton B., porter director's oflSce S. P.
Co., r. 418)4 Nutoma
Stephens Nelson L., carpenter, r. 907 Steiner
Stephens Patriclr, shoemaker, 905 Bryant, r. 229
Eleventh
Stephens Samuel (Stephens & Co.) r. Oakland
Stephens Samuel, clerk E. JouUin, r. 752 Harrison
Stephens Samuel J., barber Joseph Hyman, r. 263J$
Clementina
Stephens Sarah Miss, dressmaker, r. 637 Sutter
Stephens Thomas, seaman, r. Old People's Home
Stephens W. S. J., clerk C. E. Curby, r. Oakland
Stephens Wesley F., lumberman, r. 36 Geary
Stephens William, refiner, r. 2109 Mason
Stephens William R. (Stephens & Co.) r. 634 Nine-
teenth
Stephens & Co. (William R. and Samuel Stephens)
fish dealers, 31 Centre Market
IS^ Stephens. See Si«vens
Stephenson Hans, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W s
Tennessee, bet Sierra and Nevada
Stephenson J. T., waiter Jorgensen & Nordale, r. 715
Stockton
Stephensou P. F., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
Tennessee, nr Sierra
Stephenson Robert, wood and coal, 332 Minna
Stephenson Samuel J., cook The White House, r. 715
Stockton
Stephenson William B., r. 1611 Howard
oy Stephenson. See Stevenson
Stephney H.. waiter Palace Hotel
Stephney Caroline, widow, r. 229 Birch Av
Stepp Charles, proptr Faust Hall, 16-18 Geary, r. 428
Jones
Stepp Frederick W. , proprietor The Conven-
tion. NW cor O'Farrell and Grant At r. 512 Bush
Steppacher Jacob, clerk, r. 310 Stockton
Steppe Jacques V., roofer, r. 824 Pacific
Sterett Benjamin F., book and job printer, 532 Clay,
r. 3040 California
Sterett William I., foreman B. F. Sterett, r. 920 Wash-
ington
fl^- Sterett. See Sterrett
Sterling Coffee and Spice Mills, A. Shilling &
Co. proprietors, 108-112 Markel
Sterling Edward T., assistnnt bookkeeper Heald's
Business College, r. 717 Clementina
Sterling Edwin C, assistant weigher Custom House,
r. 113;i Valencia
Sterling Fred R., r. 136 Eighth
STERLING FURNITURE CO.
K. G. Davis president, li. F. Haskell
secretary, furniture and carpets, 18-20
Sutter, factory S£ corSeventeentbaud
Folgom
Sterling G., foreman S. F. Planing Mill, r. 765 Bry-
ant
Sterling Garrstt B., laborer, r. 1713 Leavenworth,
rear
Sterling Hiram, with Jason Springer & Co., r. 717
Clementina
Sterling James, wireworker, r. 1713 Leavenworth,
rear
Sterling James G., canmaker, r. 1415 Mason
Sterling Joel, merchant, r. 219 M Elm Av
Sterling John, watchman stmr T. C. Walker
TUB BEST
OVERCOATS
For MEN and BOYS at
THE HASTINGS"
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.
t£
IMPERIAL Fire lis. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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SterlltiR John C, clerk, r. 119 Sixth
Sterling Joseph, sperulator, r. 4 Langton
W Sterling. See Stirling
Stern Abraham (Charles Coleman & Co.) r. 309
Powell
Stern Abraham (Levi Strauss & Co.) r. 621 Leaven-
woith
Stern Abraham, pawnbroker. 644 Clay. r. 1307 Larkin
Stern Benjamin, salesman Friedlander & Koch, r.
Lie'. House
Stern, Cahn & Loeb, merchants (Loa Angeles) office
125 Sansome
Stern Charles, cigars and tobacco, NE cor California
and Davie, r. 621 Geary
Stern Charles K.. salesman Commercial Tea Import-
ing Co., r. 1310 Jackson
Stern David (David Stern * Son) r. 1106 Eddy
Stern David & Son (David and Louis B.) real
estate agents and rent collectors. 323 Montgomery
Stern Eliza Mrs., teacher Public School, r. 1U24 Lar-
kin
Stern Frederick, clerk, r. 734 Geary
Stern Hi nry, bookkeeper Charles Jacobs b Co., r.
in24 Larkin
Stern Henry, baker, r. 19 Langfon
Stern Hermann, cigar dealer, 506 Market, r. 2005 Bu-
chanan
Stern Jacob (Levi Strauss fc Co.) r. 621 Leaven-worth
Stern Jacob, salesman Boger Bros., r. 335 O'Farrell
Stern Jacob \V. (J. W. Stern * Co.) r. 015 Fell
Stem .lames, Khipwrlght. r. 173 Perry
Stern Joseph (J. W. Stern fc Co.) r. 615 Fell
Stern Joseph, bookkeeper Levi Strauss & Co., r. 212
Hyde
Stern J. W. * Co. (Jacob W. and Joseph Stern) jew-
elry, 213 Pine
Stern Louis, butcher, 1055 Howard
Stern Louis (Levi Strauss & Co.) r. 621 Leavenworth
Stern Louis B. (David Stern & Son) r. 1106 Eddy
Stern Martin, r. 2110 California
Stern Moses (Heineraann * Stern) r. 734 Geary
Stern Mofes, clerk D. N. & E. Walter & Co., r. 1418
Sutter
Stern Moses M. freight and passenger agent Cana-
dian Pac. R'y, 222 Montgomery, r. 2110 California
Stem Newman, r. 503 Montgomery
Stern Philip (Mayfield & Co.) r. 1418 Sutter
Stern Sigmund (Levi Strauss & Co) r. 621 Leaven-
worth
Stem Sigmund, barber, 637 Commercial, r. 2438 Call
fornia
Bteroau Charles F.. with M. Clayburgh b Co., r. 1730
Stevenson
Sternau Herman, clerk, r. 1730 Stevenson
Sternberg Caesar (Sternberg & Konecke) r. 912 Clay
Sternberg Charles (Leiser & Co.) r. 297 Clementina
Sternberg David L.. peddler, r. 248 Clara
Sternberg Ephraim. furnishing goods, 354-356 Fourth
Sternberg Jacob, bumishir Buckingham i Hecht, r.
248 Clara
Sternberg Louis, barber, r. 297 Clementina
Sternberg Morris, tailor. 7 Spring, r. 297 Clementina
Sternberg & Konecke (Caesar Sternberg and Henry F.
Konecke) liqnor saloon, 834 Bush
ay Sternberg. See Steinberg
Sterodale H. B. Mrs., widow, r. 512 Mason
Sternfeld Adolph (Sternfeld Bros. & Co.) r. New York
Sternfeld Brothers & Co. (Adolph and Morris Stern-
feld) leather dealers. 5ii5 Market
Sternfeld Morris (Sternfeld Bros. & Co.) r. 716 Geary
Sternfels Bernard H. (Lachman & Sternfels) r. 1709
Geary
Sternheiin Samuel (Wangenheim, Sternheim & Co.) r.
728 Bush
Sternltzki Keinhold. tanner with Christian Hellwig,
r. 2731 Bryant
Sternitzka Richard, tanner A. Krieg, r. Columbia, bet
Twenty- fourth and Twenty-fifih
DR. BAZAN'S
THKRMO-EI.ECTKIC
RUSSIAN ail TURKISH BATHS
Mso Medicated and Electric Baths Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED
CHIMNEYS REPAIRED. CHIMEY SWEEPING.
Clxlinney Tops that ^vill dra^v.
Plumber, 503 Kearny Street.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Sternitzka Robert, tanner A. Krieg, r. Columbia, bet
Twenty-fourth and Tweuty-fifth
Sterrett Joseph A., salesman, r. 116 Turk
l£y sterrett. See Sterett
Stetson Albert L., salesman Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
■on, r. 18111 Van Ness Av
Stetson Edward O. (Stetson & Houghton) r. 216 Bush
Stetson Frederick, seaman, r. 17 StMiiford
Stetson George, clerk New Zealand Fire and Marine
Ins. Co., r. Oakland
Stetson Herbert J. (H. W. Hull & Co.) r. 22 Glen
Park Av
Stetson James B., treasurer Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 1801 Van Ness Av
Stetson John W. (Fleming & Stetson) r. 362 Brannan
Stetson William C, lumberman, r. 529 Sacramento
Stetson William W.. secretary Virginia and Gold Hill
Water Co.. 57 Nevada Block, r. 2233 Howard
Stetson & Houffhton (Edward Gray StetKon and
K. E. Houghton) attorneys at law, 315 California,
rooms 18-20
Stettenholm H., waiter, r. 347 Jessie
Stettin H. Mrs., stamping and embroidery, 443 Bush
Stettin Herman, r. 443 Bush
Steuart Burton H., pspermaker, r. 240 Taylor
Steuart Irvine, merchandise broker, 218 California,
room 7 r. 614 Sutter
«?■ Steuart. See Stewart and Stuart
Steuderaan Augusta, widow, r. 1223 Jones
Steve George, mate bark James Chester. r.ll7 Dmmm
Steve Stephen, r. 217 Second
Stevedores' Protective Union, 818 Howard
Stevenot J. B., laundryman, r. 605 Broadway
Stevens Alice, dressmaking. 217 Sixth
Stevens Alva O., r. 2909 Sacramento
Stevens Augustus K., r. 1907 Bush
Stevens. Baker & Co. (Judah Baker) shipping and
commission merchants. 202 Sacramento
Stevens Benjamin, watertender stmr Mnrlposa
Stevens Calvin C, teamster, i. 679 Harrison
Stevens Charles, boilermaker, r. 318H Clementina
Stevens Charles, fish dealer, r. Mission Koad, nr Five-
mile Store
Stevens Charlen, secretary Free Public Library,
428 BuPh. r. 534 Bush
Stevens Charles K., machinist John K. Bigelow, r. 37
Minna
Stevens Charles M., mate stmr Alex. Duncan, r. 1010
Montgomery
Stevens C. L.. foreman machinery W. W. Montague &
Co., r. Oakland
Stevens Coleman, r. 624 Brannan
Stevens C. W\ Mrs., shoulder braces, S09 Mason
Stevens F.dgar, policeman, r. 1049 Mission
Stevens Edgar R., salesman H. Dutard. r. 915 Va-
lencia
Stevens Edward, clerk, r. 606 Broadway
Stevens Edward, longshoreman, r. 43<t Brannan
Stevens Edwin C, actor Tivoli Opera House, r. 1001
Pine
Stevens Elisha, r. 338 Fifth
Stevens Ellen, widow, r. cor Randall and Cheneiy,
Fairmount Tract
Stevens Emma O , teacher music, r. 169 Silver
Stevens Frank, florist Charles M. Leopold, r. 1312
Hyde
Stevens Francis M., clerk Cal. Pottery and Terra
Cotta Co.. r. 1112 Larkin
Stevens George (Steve s * Bedford) and Importers
wines and liqu'rs. 318 Front, r. 1911 Baker
Stevens George. policen)an, r. 513 Fifteenth
Stevens George A., engineer, r. 4.<3 Minna
Stevens George F.. assi-tant bill clerk Goldberg,
Bowen A Co., r 1911 Baker
Stevens G«orge H., machinist, r. 857 Harrison
Stevens George W., r. NE cor Fifteenth and Valencia
Stevens Gilbert A., salesman J. W. Laymance & Co.,
r. Oakland
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS, ETC,
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN. '''°*''' ^"^'lat ??aii^r^*ir,!f^
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MANTTFACTUKEKS OF
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TC" I INJT X^V' .^ R. ES
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
Stevens Henrietta, widow, r. 159 Silver
Stevens Henry, laborer, r. Palmer, nr Bandall
Stevens Henry C, r. 1112 Larkin
Stevens Henry H., dentist, 1310 MiRSion
Stevens Henry L., carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r. 34
Louisa
Stevens H. L. Mrs., r. 519}^ Fell
Stevens Horace H., r. 807 Haight
Stevens Horatio N., manager telegraph dept. S. P.
Co., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 55, r.
224 Fair Oaks
Stevens J., r. 605 Broadway
Stevens Jacob B., miner, r. 503 Mason
Stevens James, r. 146 Natoma
Stevens James, r. 200 Stockton
Stevens James, carriagemaker Carvill Mnfg Co., r.
512 Fell
Stevens James, insurance broker, r. 51954 Fell
Stevens James F., plumber, r. 1319)^ California
Stevens James F., salesman, r. 1211 Twenty-second
Stevens James H., calker, r. 1105 Montgomery
Stevens James H., clerk William F. Stevens, r. 146
Natoma
Stevens James P., apprentice, r. 512 Fell
Stevens James V., foreman warehouse Dempster &
Keys, r. 1407 Sansome
Stevens Jerome N., clerk, r. 115 Kearny
Stevens John, engineer fug .Sltna. r. 423 (xreenwich
Ste-veng John H., manager ^tna Life Insurance
Co., 315 California, r. Oakland
Stevens John L., r. cor Valencia and Fifteenth
Stevens John R., tanner Cornelius O'Donnell. r. 514
Third
Stevens John W., carpenter, 405 Clementina
Stevens John W., clerk ticket auditor's oflBce 8. P.
Co., r. 224 Fair Oaks
Stevens John W., marble polisher John Daniel & Co.,
r. 127 Hickory Av
Stevens Joseph, fireman stmr Tiburon, r. 1319 Ji Cali-
fornia
Stevens Joseph, law student, r. 146 Natoma
Stevens Joseph, machinist, r. 2726 Howard
Stevens Joseph, painter S. P. Co., r. 624 Fourth
Stevens Joseph A., drayman Root & Sandersoa, r.
1319M California
Stevens Keitbley B., driver, r. 1332 Howard
Stevens Lawrenre, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. Black Point
Stevens Lucy, widow, r. 1312 Hyde
Stevens Margaret, widow, r. 146 Natoma
Stevens Martin, stenographer, r. 21 Fulton
Stevens Martin V., groceries, SE cor Steiner and
Waller
Stevens Mary, widow, r. 9045^ Folsom
Stevens P., watchman stmr Santa Rosa
Stevens Patrick, boatman, NE cor Kearny and Pacific
Stevens Patrick, extraman Hose No. 9, r. Pacific,
bet Sansome and Montgomery
Stevens P. E., longshoreman, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Stevens Peter, r. 23 Davis
Stevens Pleasant A., engineer A. Washburn, r. 11
Freelnn
Stevens Robert, attorney at law, r. 402 Broadway
Stevens Robert J., engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
558 Howard
Stevens Robert J. Jr. r. 558 Howard
Stevens Russell, millwright, r. 925 Howard
Stevens Samuel C, capitalist, r. Lick House
Stevens S. V., bookkeeper Greenebaum Weil k Mich-
els, r. 404 Golden Gate Av
Stevens Theodore L., boimaker Hobbs, Wall k Co.,
r. 159 Silver
Stevens Thomas, r. 1424 Market
Stevens William, r. 1019 Market
Stevens William, seaman, r. 7 Commercial
Stevens William E., aaent Cal. Pottery and Terra
Cotta Co., NE cor Market and Larkin, ofBce 316
Montgomery, r. 1722 Washington
Stevens William E., salesman Yates Jc Co., r. 1201
Hyde
Stevens William F., attorney at law, 641 Merchant,
room 10, r. 177 Peny
Stevens William H., machinist, r. 221 Fifth
Stevens William H., ofl&ce 331 Montgomery, rooms
7-8, r. 1123 Powell
Stevens William J. Jr., jeweler Geo. C. Shreve & Co.,
r. Oakland
Stevens William L., varnisher, r. 340 Third
Stevens Wilson F. , manager Union Improvement
Co., 330 Pine, r. Gait House
Stevens * Redford (George Stevens and William Red-
fnrd) liquor saloon, 1028 Battery
8^" Stevens. See Stephens
Stevenson Alexander, boilermaker, r. 508 Howard
Stevenson A. M.,shipulng and commisison merchant,
214 California, r. 711 Jones
Stevenson Andrew, salesman, r. 2501 Larkin
Stevenson Andrew A., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
E s Minnesota, bet Solano and Butte
Stevenson Building, SW cor California and Mont-
gomery
Stevenson Charles, packer, r. 437 Union
Stevenson Charles, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Stevenson Charles C. Jr., secretary Gardiner Mill Co.,
22 California, r. San Rafael
Stevenson Emma Mrs., dressmaking, 115 Kearny
Stevenson Ferdinand, assistant bookkeeper Sherman,
Clay & Co., r. 2216 Steiner
Stevenson George, seaman, r. 106 Washington
Stevenson George S., teamster, r. 210 Dorland
Stevenson Hattie, widow, r. 2216 Steiuer
Stevenson James, buyer W.B.Sumner & Co., r. 200
Stockton
Stevenson James C, r. 19 Bonita
Stevenson Jerome N., with Turf Exchange, r. 115
Kearny
Stevenson John, chief engineer stmr City of Sydney,
r. 324 Fremont
Stevenson John, machinist, r. 527 Mission
Stevenson John, teamster J. B. Cole, r. 1419 Howard
Stevenson John E., machinist, r. 961 Market
Stevenson John J. (Stevenson & Longwill) r. 827 H
Eddy
Stevenson John W., clerk U. 8. Railway Mail Service,
r. Oa'<land
Stevenson Jonathan D. attorney at law and
claim agent, 6 Montgomery Block, r. 2109 Van
Ness At
Stevenson Leander, painter, r. 49 Natoma
Stevenson Mary, widow, r. 1305 Sacramento
Stevenson Matthew M. (B. Dodsou k Co.) r. 603 Pine
Stevenson Philip, watchman stmr Santa Rosa, r. 680
Harrison
Stevenson Richard, chief clerk purchasing dept 8. P.
Co., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, r. Berkeley
Stevenson Robert, r. 19 Hinckley
Stevenson Robert, baker, r. 480)4 Eighth
Stevenson Robert, stockbroker, 331 Montgomery,room
31, r. 1419 Clay
Stevenson Samuel C, policeman, r. 2209 Geary
Stevenson Thomas, clerk Wm. H. Rouse & Co., r. 116
Kearny
Stevenson Thomas, machinist, r. 226 Twenty-eighth
Stevenson Thomas B., hostler, r. 187 Stevenson
Stevenson Thomas G., oiler stmr City of New York
Stevenson W. H., clerk supply dept Wells, Fargo k
Co., r. Lorin. Alameda Co.
Stevenson William, carpet weaver, r. 942 Capp
Stevenson William H., clerk, r. 616 Bush
Stevenson William H., clerk, r. 1125 Bush
Stevenson William W., driver Goldberg, Bowen k
Co., r. 1419 Clay
Stevenson «& Longwill (John J. Stevenson and
John Longwill! wholesale dealers fancy goods,
notions, etc., 539 Market
iee Stephenson
W, & J. SLOANE & CO.
Hotels and Steamboats completely furnished with
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY.
Special Prices Given.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PAiACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO..
Manufactorers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Market St.
Ffl IPQF FYTR A RRY if^^ **'5 ""!■* «'^" "' oi*"*«. hooim.) arpad harashhy a co.,
tvLirOC CA I nM Un I (BurguDdieB.Saaternes.PortiBodSherrteaf 630 WASBimTOH STSZDT.
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SteventoD Job, dyer and finisher, r. 418 Duncan
Steward Edward, conductor Market St. KB., r. Park
Hotel
Steward Eraetus F., millman, r. 20 Hoff Av
Steward J. A. Mrs., r. lUd Third
Steward Lucy A., widow, r. 2210 Fillmore
Steward Penrl B., carpenter, r. 2210 Fillmore
Steward Robert, superintendent Pac. Tanners* Assn,
r. B. rkeley
Stewart A., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Stewart A. G.. machinlBt Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
404)4 Sixth
Stewart Albert, printer, r. 1909 Polk
Stewart Alexander H., miner, r. 810 Fillmore
Stewart Andrew, teamster Hegler, Johnson & Co., r.
25 Stevenson Av
Stewart Andrew O. Mrs., bakery and coffee saloon,
iOiii Sixth
Stewart Andrew J., clerk, r. 036 Commercial
Stewart Andrew S. M., bookbinder Acres & Williams,
r. 2.') Stevenson
Stewart Aunie M. Miss, dressmaking, 14 Grant Av,
rooms G9-70
Stewart Archibald, upholsterer, r. 18 First
Stewart Austin, salesman Frederick Jantzen, r. 627
Post
Stewart Benjamin, attendant New Hammam Baths,
r. 2.')a Minna
Stewart Benjamin F., carriagemaker, r. 438H Jessie,
rear
Stewart Catherine, widow, restaurant, Susquehanna,
nr Marquesas
Stewart Charles, r. 1421 Hyde
Stewart Charles, assistant,!!. S. Signal Service, r. 2614
Polk
Stewart Charles, gardener, r. 2709 Larkin
Stewart Charles, finisher S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. North Point
Stewart Charles, law student Carroll Cook, r. Berke-
ley
Stewart Charles, liquor saloon, C
Stockton
Stewart Charles, repairer Presidio P
Stewart Charles E., clerk James G
gomery, r. 1137 Bush
Stewart Charles E., jeweler R. W. Jackson, r'. 21 Turk
Stewart Charles E., clerk, r. 1327 Twenty-first
Stewart Charles M., compositor Bulletin
Stewart Charles S., Colonel D. S. A., r. 1918 Sacra-
mento
Stewart Charlotte, r. Ill Geary
Stewart Daniel, butcher Horn & Chapman, r. Bahama,
nr Savannah
Stewart David, expressman, r. 2335 Pine
Stewart David, longshoreman, r. 122 Howard
Stewart David H., sign writer, r. 176 Minna
Stewart David H., chimney sweep, r. 418 Fell
Stewart Edward E., engineer S. P. Co., r. 210 Six-
teenth
Stewart Ellen Mrs., r. 248 Fourth
Stewart F. A. Mr.s., teacher Greenwich Street Primary
School, r. 903 H Guerrero
Stewart Frank, clerk, r. 721 Grove
Stewart Geo., real estate agent, 652 Market, r. 721
Grove
Stewart George, carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 822 Greenwich
Stewart George, fireman, r. 309 Minna
Stewart George, lumberman, r. 411 Clementina
Stewart George, laborer, r. 2709 Larkin
Stewart George D. B., draftsman Union Iron Works,
r. 110 Silver
Stewart George W., accountant, r. Eleventh Av, bet
Point Lobos and Clement
Stewart George W., clerk freight auditor's oflSce S. P.
Co., r. 320 Turk
Stewart G. Taylor, physician and surgeon, 114 Geary
Stewart Granville Q., telegraph operator, r. 827 Polk
614
t., r. 1308 Green
Fair. 230 Mont-
FRATINGER & CO.
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FOR
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REFLECTORS,
FOR SHOW WINDOWS AND STORES,
MADE AND REPAIRED.
W. E. LANE~ Plumber
505 KEARNT STREET.
E8tabllBhe<l 1860. Telephone 315.
Stewtrt tiranvlUe W., assistant manager Pac. Pine
Lumber Co., r. 000 Bush
Stewart Hamilton, carpenter, r. 1851 Stevenson
Stewart Henry, chimney sweep, 135 Vallejo
Stewart Heury, gardener, r. 2220 Geary
Stewart Henry, laborer, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Stewart Henry D., r. 521 Pacific
Stewart Henry G., teamster, r. 607)4 Stevenson
Stewart Henry J., coffee saloon, 506 Howard, r. 516
Howard, rear
Stewart Herman, r. 610 Sutter
Stewart Humphrey, teacher music, 1513 Hyde
Stewart J., r. 605 Broadway
Stewart J., bartender, r. 32 Fourth
Stewart James, r. 27 Natoma
Stewart James, carpenter, r. 524 Pine •
Stewait James, cashier The State Investment and Ins.
Co., r. 1011 Pierce
Stewart James, driver Central RR., r. 630 Sixth
Stewart James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mili, r. W s
GeorRia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Stewart Jennie Mrs., liquor saloon, SE cor Sutter and
Central Av
Stewart Jessie M., teacher Union Primary School, r.
East Oakland
Stewart John, calker, r. 616 Harrison
Stewart John, carpenter, r. 110 Silver
Stewart John, driver Sutter St. RR., r. 1236 Bush
Stewart John, engineer Louis Meyer, r. 221 Fifth
Stewart John, harnessmaker, r. 1111 Montgomery
Stewart John, laborer City and County Hospital
Stewart John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E s Illi-
nois, bet Shasta and Sierra
Stewart John, traveling salesman I. S. Van Winkle h
Co., r. Portland Or.
Stewart John C, baker, r. 18k Clinton
Stewart John C. Jr., r. 18)^ Clinton
Stewart John L., r. 308 Mason
Stewart John R., driver Central RR., r. 402)6 Sixth
Ste'ivart John W. , superintendent California
and Nevada Ice Co., 356 Tehama, r. 1116 Twenty.
first
Stewart Jonathan R., merchandise broker, ofllce 116
California, r. 1014 Union
Stewart Joseph, fireman Cal. Electric Light Co., r.
548 Third
Stewart Julius H., engineer Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 237 First
Stewart Katie, widow, r. 1033 Mission
Stewart Kennett M., driver Horace W. Morgan, r. 13
Twenty-sixth
Stewart Libbie E., widow, r. 1112 Leavenworth
Stewart Maggie Miss, compositor, r.llll Montgomery
Stewart Maggie Miss, saleslady Goldman & Son, r.618
Guerrero
Stewart Martha, widow, r. 1321 X Golden Gate Av
Stewart Mary, domestic 1030 Dolores
Stewart Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 2709 Larkin
Stewart Mlldreth Miss, r. 828 Lombard
Stewart M. J. Mrs., r. 2723 Sutter
Stewart Nelson, drover, r. 606 )j Nineteenth
Stewart Richard P., gripman Market St. RR., r. 26
Turk
Stewart Robert, clerk T. H. Dowllng & Co., r. 1014
Union
Stewart Robert, fireman gtmrNewbem,r.ll24 Howard
Stewart Robert L., machinist, r. 110 Silver
Stewart Robert W.. engineer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.N
s Sierra, bet Tennessee and Kentucky
Stewart Samuel F.. butcher, r. 911 Jones
Stewart S. B. Mrs., widow, r. 1505 Jones
Stewart Silas D., printer Shearer k Co., r. 11 William
Stewart Simon, r. 449 Clementina
Stewart Stephen, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r.
ISH Clinton Av
Stewart Thomas, furniture, 775 Folsom
Stfwai t Thomas, stevedore, r. 1111 Montgomery
Stewart Thomas (Stewart & Buckley) r. 1712 Turk
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ALL. SIZES.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MABKET STBEET
Stewart Thomas Jr., carriagemaker, r. 1111 Mont-
gomery
Stewart Thomas B. Rev., pastor Second United Pres-
byterian Church, r. 809)4 Guerrero
Stewart Thomas H.. machine operator Main & Win-
chester, r. 1851 Stevenson
Stewart T. M., r. 606 Montgomery
Stewart T. T., bookkeeper Fox & Watson, r.51.5M Bush
Stewart Virginia Miss, teacher Columbia Grammar
School, r. 903)4 Guerrero
Stewart Walter J.,' secretary Excelsior Water and
Mminsr Co., 215 Sansnme, room 8, r. East Oakland
Stewart William, r. 407 Twenty-seventh
Stewart William, fireman, r. 129 Harrison
Stewart William, gigger S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 1308 Green
Stewart William, laborer, r. 1321)^ Golden Gate Av
Stewart William, porter, r. 633 Stevenson
Stawart William, porter E. Martin k Co., r. Oakland
Stewart William, steward, r. 564)4 Howard
Stewart William, waiter, r. 308)4 Clementina
Stewart William A., collarmaker, r. 1851 Stevenson
Stewart William A., machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
16)4 Oak Grove Av
Stewart William B., watchman r. 1017 Battery
Ste^vart & Buckley (Thomas Stewart and Daniel
Buckley) fruit and commission merchants, 613
Sansome
l^~ Stewart. See Steuart and Stnart
Stewartson R. R., merchant (Nevada) r. 1922 Bu-
chanan
Steylaars Charles li., W. W. Ross manager,
druggist and apothecary, NE cor Seventeenth
and Dolorea
Steynen John C, lumberman, r. NE cor Steuart and
Mission
Stich Rosalie, widow, r. 311 Eddy
Stlchler Martina, widow, r. 1111 Golden Gate Av
Stickle Israel, r. 659 Howard
Stickle Quartz Mining Co. (Calaveras Co., Gal.) A.
Halsey secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 7
Stickleson Ellen Mrs., groceries, 225 Tenth
Stickney B. W., typefounder Palmer & Bey, r. Oak-
land
Stickney Ellen, widow, r. 382 Lombard
Stieber Daniel (Oppenheim & Stieber) r. 553 Jessie
Stieber Henry, barber Oppenheim & Stieber, r. 553
Jessie
Stiebler John, engineer National Brewing Co., r. SE
cor Fulton and Webster
Stiefel Arnold, with Sachs Bros, k Co., r. 1010 Sutter
Stiegler Albertina, widow, r. 31 Moss, rear
Stiegler Gustav, baker, r. 625 Clay
Stieglitz George E., jeweler A. Richter, r. 26 Pearl
Stieglitz H. Mrs., widow, r. 26 Pearl
Stieglitz Herman, porter F. W. Kreling & Sons, r. 26
Pearl
Stieglitz John, interpreter, 636 Clay, room 2
Stieglitz Otto, packer F. W. Kreling & Sons, r. 26
Pearl
Stler E. T., harnessmaker, 550 Fourth
Stier Herman, teacher music, r. 510 Leavenworth
aa^ Slier. See Steere
Stierlen George, millman, r. 765 Bryant
Stierlen John, millman, r. 115 Morris Av
Stierlin George A., bookkeeper Belloc & Co., r. 405
Geary
Stievler Jacob, boots and shoes, 212 Pacific
Stlgenwalt C. W., r. 220)4 Francisco
Stlger Johanna, widow, r. 121 Shipley
Stiger Louise, r. 1119 Taylor
1^ Stiger. See Steiger
Stlgliano Horatio, musical instrument repairer, 826
Pacific
Stiles A. J. G. Mrs., widow, r. 4 Vernon PI
Stiles George, glass blower S. F. and Pac. OlaBi
Works, r. 735 Brahnan
Stiles George B., contractor, r. 709 Minna
Stiles Henry, laborer, r. 48 Seventh
Stiles Henry K., stovemounter George^.Tay &Co., r.
Oakland
Stiles John M., watchman, r. 719 Valencia
Stiles M. L. Mrs., notions, 719 Valencia
Stiles William C, machinist, r. 1821 Howard
Stiles William E. R., contractor, r. 709 Minna
e^ stiles. See Styles
Still Charles W., carpenter, r. 1509 Steiner
Still Jane, widow, r. 1509 Steiner
Still John H., carriagemaker, r. 40 Everett
Still William, stonecutter, r. 955 Howard
Still William G., r. 507 }4 Leavenworth, rear
Stillberger Amelia, tailoress, r. 8 August Alley, rear
Stillberger Barbara, widow, r. 8 August Alley, rear
Stiller Paul B., vice-president The Filmer k Stiller
Electrotype Co., 414 Sacramento, r. Oakland
e^ Stiller. See Steller
Stillmaii Alfred, general manager Pacific Insur-
ance Union, 307 Sansome, r. 1898 Broadway
Stillman Charles, salesman Hills k Twmg, r. 303
Eddy
Stillman Henry, miner, r. 116 Ninth
Stillman Stanley, r. 1898 Broadway
Stilman William, shoecutter Eagleson & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Stilwell Amos, laborer, r. 411 Valencia
Stilwell Charles, r. 1520 California
Stilwell George W., r. 1520 California
Stilwell Gilford, cardriver, r. 113 Fourteenth
Stilwell Henry C. (Bartling, Phillips k Stilwell) r.
1520 California
Stilwell Henry L., traveling salesman Samuel More
k Co., r. 713 Grove
Stilwell J. C, carpenter, r. 30 Kearny
Stilwell William (Foltz * Stilwell) r. 607 Hyde
Stimers Alex., waiter Louis Meyer, r. 9 Dikeman PI
Stimmel John J., traveling salesman W.W. Montague
k Co., r. 151 Octavla
Stimmer G., salesman, r. 540 Turk
Stimpson Harley, plasterer, r. 8W cor Twenty-sixth
and San Jose Av
Stimpson Joseph E., mason, r. 517 Twenty-sixth
Stimpson M. A. Mrs., dressmaking, 514 Geary
Stincen Alice M. Miss, principal Grant Primary
School, r. 816 Chestnut
Stincen Emma E. Miss, principal Whittier Primary
School, r. 816 Chestnut
Stinchfield Earl, r. 1203 Market
Stinchfield Frederick W., conductor, r.l613 Broderlck
Stiudt Herman, driver William Sorensen, r. 1015 Mc
AUister
Stiner Oscar, with M. Hyman k Co., r. Palace Hotel
Stiner Samuel (M. Hyman & Co.) r. New York
l^" Stiner. See Steiner
Stinson Harry S., shipping clerk Getz Bros. & Co., r.
806 Filbert
Stinson Henry C, book agent, r. 331)4 Bush
Stinson Newton, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r. 124
Silver
Stinson Perry, carpenter Charles S. Tilden, r. 806
Filbert
Stinson William H., collection clerk Anglo-Call-
fornian Bank, r. 806 Filbert
Stipovich Stefen (Matuliih k Stlpovich) r. 404 Hayes
Stipp G. H. Warren. proptrPao. Shorthand Bureau,
121 Post, r. 120 Post
Stirling John C, salesman, r. 119)4 Sixth
Stirling John F., expert accountant. 5 Pioneer PI, r.
606 O'Farrell
Stirling Nellie, widow, r. 137 Ivy Av
Stirling T. J., r. 961 Market
8S~ Stirling. See Sterling
Stitt James, rigger, r. 319)4 Clementina
StittJohn H., carriagemaker Robert Stltt, r. 40
Everett
Stitt Robert, carriagemaker, 645-647 Mission, r. 40
Everett
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StittRobrrt A., carriagemmker Robert Stitt, r. 46
Eyereit
Stivers C. A., physician, office 634 Waabington, r. 730
Union
Bfivera Charles, seaman, r. 217 Broadway
Stivers Daniel A. (Henry F. Stivers & Sonj 104 Mar-
ket
SUvera Henry F. (Henry F. Slivers & Son) r. Ala-
nieda
Stivers Henry F. b Son (Henry F. and Daniel A)
lumber Inspectors, and members Lniuber Sur-
veyor's Assn, 104 Market and 3 California
Stivers Lafayette, r. 1703 Stockton
Stoakes B.'Djaiiiin, melter D. 8. Mint, r. San Leandro
tff" Stoakes. See Stakes
Stobener William, gardener, r. 1332 California
Stobinj? William, teamster Cluln k Tormey, r. 101
Commercial
Stock and Bond Exchange, Edward Barry usistant
secretary, 22 Merchants' Exchange
Stock Edward, r. 725 Harrison
Block Edward B., clerk letter dept WellB, Fargo b
Co., r. 704 Pine
Stock Ernest C, interpreter German Criminal Courts,
and assistant city editor tall. r. 617 Jones
Stock John, paperhanger, r. 870 Folsom
Stock John E., packer, r. 426 Shotwell
Stocker Joseph, barber Jacob Heinz Jr., r. 1424 Pow-
ell
Stocker William, liquor saloon, 8E cor Buchanan and
Posf
Stocker William Jr., with Matthew Kerr, r. 1635 Post
Stock fleth Henry, r. 110 Sutler
Stockfleth John, master mariner, r. 135 Bartlett
Stockfleth Peter 0., salesman, r. 819 Twentieth
Stockfleth William, sbademaker E. M. Gaskin, r. 819
Twentieth
Stocking Fred. M., advertising manager Overland
Monthly Publishing Co., r. 2511 Ootavia
Stocking William D.. painter, r. 606 Hyde
Stockloger Annie, widow, r. 656 !< Natoma, rear
Stockman John M., engineer, r. 944 Valencia
Stockmann August, pleating and buttonholes, 262
Tehama
Stockmann Frederick, blacksmith, r. Yazoo, nr Mar-
quesas
Stockmann Paulina Mrs., dressmaker, r. 262 Tehama
Stockmann Rudolph, rigger, r. 262 Tehama
Stockmans Joseph, clerk C. Michalitschke, r. 86 Ev-
erett
Stockmeyer Adolphus, musician Tlvoll Opera House,
r. 306 H Octavia
Stockmeyer Loltle, vocalist Tlvoli Opera House, r.
306)4 Octavia
Stockmever Freddie, vocalist Tivoli Opera House, r.
306)4 Octavia
Stockmon Ralph, clerk Guardian Assurance Co., r.
San Leandro
Stockton and San Francisco River Ex-
press, Van Pelt & Pelton proprietors, 418 Sacra-
mento
Stockton and Copperopolis Railroad Co., Willard V.
Huntington secretary, NE cor Fourth and Town-
send, room 48
Stockton and San Francisco Packet Co., Walker C. Ty-
ler president, Alexander S. Reid secretary, Frank
H. Kellogg vice-president, office Washington
Street Wharf
Stockton E. A., machinist, r. 435 Fifth
Stockton Ellzibeth Mrs., r. 1016 Pine
Stockton Gas Light and Heat Co., Alfred T. Eastland
secretary, S. F. office 604 Commercial
Stockton James, r. 313 Stockton
Stocktim J. W., laborer, r. 420 Jackson
Stockton Line Steamers, Cal. Steam Navigation Co.,
Washington Street Wharf
Stockton Line Steamers, Cal. Transportation Co.,
office NW cor Jackson and East
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Also Medicated and Electric Batls Giyen.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
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Sewers Repaired.
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Plumber, 805 Kearny Street.
EblaMlshed ISaO. Telephone 31i
Stockton milling; Co., Sigmund Schwabacber
president, G. Victor De Lorme secretary, 319 Cal-
if orula
Stockton Planing Mill, Albprt Washburn proptr, 8 s
Berry, bet Fourth and Fifth
Stockton Street House, H. W. Weiss & Co. pro-
prietors. 'J18-2'20 Stockton
Stockton William, r. 015 Stockton
Stockton William W.. electrician Electric Develop-
ment (-0., r. 2223 Post
Stockwell James H. (Stockwell b Co.) 320 Sansome
Stotkwell Jonas P., salesman George Haas, r. 621
Bush
Stockwell Lovel R., manager Alcazar Theatre, r.
Windsor Hotel
Stockwell Mary E. Mrs., lodgings. 621 Bush
Stockwell & Co. (James H. Stockwell and William T.
Baggetl) proptrs S. F. Daily Law Journal, 320
Sansome, room 40
Stockwitz Morris, clothing, 250 Fourth
Stoddard Alexander, miner, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Stoddard B. E. Miss, teacher Potrero Primary School,
r. 436 Sutter
Stoddard Charles, cook, r. 502 Washington
Stoddard Charles E., hostler, r. 25 Washington
Stoddard David H., weigher Charles Harley b Co., r.
32 Ritch
Stoddard D. P., r. 529 Valencia
Stoddard H., with Jason Springpr & Co.
Stoddard J., water tender stmr San Pablo
Stoddard James, machinist, r. 408 )j Sixth
Stoadard James. Mrs., fancy goods, 408 !< Sixth
Stoddard James H., expressman, r. 508 Post
Stoddard J. E. Mrs., r. 426 Sutter
Stoddard John, seaman, r. 705 Howard
Stoddard Sylvester, hostler Sutter St. RR.. r. 116
Austin
Stoddard Thomas, tanner J. R. Rnssell, r. 3107 Mission
Stoddard Thompson, peddler, r. Sweeny, nr Saa
Bruno Road, U. M. T.
Stoddard William, tanner, r. Sweeny, nr San Bruno
Road
Stoddart Archibald C, physician and surgeon, 403
Geary and (Stoddart Bros.) r. 1237 Geary
Stoddart Brothers (James and Archibald 0.)
druggists, NW cor Geary and Ma»on
Stoddart James (Stoddart Bros.) r. Edinburg, Scot-
land
Stoddart John D., butcher, r. 105 Langton
Stoddart William C, sawyer Hobbs, Wall b Co., r.
105 Langton
Stodola George, tailor, 1633 Market
Stodolskie Lorenz, baker, r. 444)4 Natoma, rear
Stoecker August C, lithographer, r. 508 Grove
Stoer George, foreman estate of Lewis Hentricb, r.
1221 York
Stoermann Edward (Uelzer & Stoermann) r. Oakland
Stoeteu Henry R., lardman Lobos Square Packing
House, r. 2104 Greenwich
Stoetzer Albert C, candymaker, r. 2437 Mission
Stoetzer Ed., proprietor Belmont Hotel, cor Fifth
and Brannan
Stoetzer O. F., lithographer H. 8. Croc»er b Co., r.
551 Fifth
Stoeven Thles. liquor saloon, 1627 Powell
Stoever Henry, proprietor California WineDep^t,
NE cor Sixteenth and Howard, r. 171 SUteenth
1^" Stoever. See Stover
Stofen Herman W., laborer Custom House, t. tM
Green
Stofen John J., captain V. S. stmr General McDowell,
r. 631 Green
StofTer August, teamster, r. 10 Vandewater
Stoffer Charles, carpenter, r. 221 SUth
Stoffer Charles, porter Von Bonn b Hencke Bros., r.
10 Vandewater, rear
Stoffer William, porter Von Bonn & Hencke Bros., r.
10 Vandewater, rear
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TBLBPHONB 82.
LITHOGRAPHERS
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
DAVIS, City Agei
4S9 CalUonua
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1120
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W. W. ZVIontague & Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENOLISH AND AM:PRICAN
£ncaastic, Olazed and Plain.
309. 311. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Stohlmann Henry, mnfr soda, r. 222 Elm Av
Stohp Frederick, cigar dealer, r. 521 }<j Valencia
Stohr Frank, engraver, r. 837 Golden Gate At
Stohr Tillie C, teacher Turk Street Primary School,
r. 837 Golden Gate Av
Stoker Joseph, barber, r. 142* Powell
Stokes Amos, car repairer S. P. Co., r. cor Jersey and
Castro
Stokes C. Mrs., widow, r. 107 Fifth
Stokes George (Stokes & Sanders) r. 1007?^ Minna
Stokes George E. Kev., r. 1015 Twenty-flrst
Stokes George W., longshoreman, r. 823 Vallejo
Stokes Henry, molder S. F. Stove Works, r, 646 Fourth
Stokes Henry, printer, r. 451 Natoma
Stokes Henry A., steward r. 5 Russ
Stokes John, boarding and lodging, NW cor Francisco
and Fillmore
Stokes John B., actor, r. 256 Jessie
Stokes Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 1067 Market
Stokes Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. 331 Geary
Stokes Patrick J., ^gasfitter A. F. Nye & Co., r. 1067
Market
Stokes Richard, teamster, r. 755 Folsom
Stokes Warren W., fireman etmr Santa Rosa, r. 166
Clara, rear
Stokes William, salesman P. F. Nolan & Sons, r. 939
Howard
Stokes & Sanders (George Stokes and Max Sanders)
cigar mnfrs, 948 Mission
a^" Stokes. See Stoakes
Stolberg Peter, horse hide tanner, SW cor Rhode
Island and Sonoma
Stolker William D., salesman Moller & McMulIin, r.
315 Bush
Stoll Adolph, carpenter, r. 1327 Pacific
Stoll George J., salesman Rosseter & Smith, r. 2408
Sacramento
Stolte Elise, widow, r. 2013 Taylor
Stolte John, clerk, r. 6 Pfeiffer
Stolting Henry, maltster John Wieland Brewing Co.,
r. 24 Natoma
Stoltz , teamster, r. 911 Sansome
Stoltz Charles M., compositor, r. 1415 California
Stoltz D. k Co. (David Stoltz and Bernard Furniss)
sole agents Gregory's Incandescent Gas Fixtures,
office 108 M O'Farrell
Stoltz David (D. Stoltz & Co.) and mnfr Stoltz's Wal-
nut Cosmetic, 108 M O'Farrell
Stoltz E. J., commercial traveler, r. 1611 Gough
Stoltz Gustave, tanner Christian Hellwig, r. 1419
Twenty-fourth
Stoltz Max, clerk S. Hartman k Bro.. r. 1324 Buchanan
Stoltz Melville, with H. Schwartz & Co., r. 236 Sutter
i^" Stoltz. See Stolz and Stulz
Stolz Aaron (Stolz & Weldenrich) r. 1611 Gough
Stolz Abraham, commission merchant, r. 1324 Buch-
anan
Stolz Charles J., butcher, 1103 Folsom
Stolz Emanuel, lithographer H. S. Crocker k Co., r.
405 Leavenworth
Stolz George, shoemaker, r. 5 Jasper PI
Stolz Matthew, laborer, r. 12 Broadway
Stolz Philip J., butcher, 126 Eleventh
Stolz Rose B. Miss, teacher Sanchez Street School, r.
405 Leavenworth
Stolz Tobias, ofiice 105 Battery, r. 405 Leavenworth
Stglz k Weidenreich (Aaron Stolz and Solomon Wei-
denreich) mnfrs shirts, 202 Bush
Stolzenbach George (Stolzenbach k Strohbach) r. N s
D, nr First Av
Stolzenbach & Strohbach (George Stolzenbach and
F. William Strohbach) liquor saloon, N s D, nr
First Av
Stolzenwald Henry F., dyeing and cleaning works,
1148 Folsom
Stolzenwald Rudolph, upholsterer, 702 Montgomery
Av, r. 2213 M Mason
Stolzenwald William, dry goods, 3007 Mission
Stolzenwaldt Herman, bartender Stephen Engel-
brecbt, r. 113 Sixth
Stolzenwaldt Ida Miss, domestic 1320 Sutter
Stombs Charles H., tinsmith John Lee k Co., r. 631
Sacramento
Stombs Richard T., superintendent and assis-
tant secretary Olympic Club, r. 714 Twenty-third
Stone A. Ii., secretary The Whitney, Standard and
Oakland Transfer Co., 3 Commercial, r. Oakland
Stone Abe L., foreman S. F. Wool Scouring Works, r.
cor San Bruno and Cortland Av
Stone A. J. Mrs., r. 32 Fourth
Stone Alfred, carpenter, r. 16 Bonita
Stone Alvin W., engineer Matthew Nnnan, r. 737 Te-
hama
Stone Andrew L. Rev., r. 1882 Washington
Stone Annie L., saleslady H. Liebes & Co., r. 434 Ellis
Stone Applfcton W., captain police, r. 1414 Bush
Stone A. T. Miss, r. 2116 Howard
Stone Benjamin L., copyist, r. 434 Ellis
Stone Bernard, contractor, r. 16 Antonio
Stone B. W., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 2104 Jackson
Stone Byron F. (Field & Stone) r. Oakland
Stone Charles B. (Searles k Stone) and school
director, r. 130 Haight
Stone Charles B., accountant Neville k Co., r. 2200
Steiner
Stone Charles L., billiard saloon, 525 Valencia, r. 657
Seventeenth
Stone Charles W., commercial traveler, r. 72« Leaven-
worth
Stone De Lancey, with Phelps & Miller, r. Oakland
Stone Dudley C, teacher Commercial School, r. 1513
Sacramento
Stone Edgar P., salesman D. L. Beck & Sons, r. Oak-
land
Stone Edward, printer, r. 1513 Sacramento
Stone Edward D., conductor Market St. RR., r. 37
Powell Av
Stone Edward F., r. 1647}^ Mission
Stone Edward W., compositor, r. 1513 Sacramento
Stone Edwin, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. NW
cor Shasta and Louisiana
Stone Edwin J., ship carpenter, r. E s Corea, bet San-
tee and Penobscot
Stone Edwin W., pattemmakr Tatum k Bowen. r.NW
cor Shasta and Louisiana
Stone Ella Miss, r. 2818 Howard
Stone F. E. Mrs., widow, r. 807 Leavenworth
Stone Francis M., horseshoer, r. 838 Howard
Stone Frank, laborer, r. NE cor Larkln and North
Point
Stone Frank, musician, r. 329 Fourth
Stone Frank B.. r. 256 Third
Stone Frank F., with Anglo-Nevada Assurance Cor-
poration, r. 2104 Jackson
Stone Frank J., city agent Liverpool and London and
Globe Ins. Co., r. Occidental Hotel
Stone Frank M. (A. A. Sargent k Stone) attorney at
law, 216 Sansome, rooms 1-2, r. 2818 Howard
Stone Frederick P., vice-president Bancroft- Whitney
Co., r. 1030 Dolores
Stone George, r. 2215 Octavia
Stone George E., bartender Charles L. Stone, r. 557
Seventeenth
Stone George W,
Stone George W.
Louisiana
Stone Hannah, widow, r. 557 Seventeenth
Stone H. L. Mrs., widow, r. 434 Ellis
Stone H. Storrs, electro magnetic physician, 106
Eady, r. Oakland
Stone I. C. M. (Leavenworth, Stone k Co.) r. 1228
Market »
Stone Isaac, dairy, W s San Bruno Road, nr Cortland
Av
Stone James, tailor, r. 23 Clara
Stone James Mrs. , widow, r. 124 Turk
, r. 617 Montgomery Av
blacksmith, r. NW cor Shasta and
TJC3rS
Imported and Domestic Rugs in immense variety.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVB PALACE HOIEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Mariet SL
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
Finer than the clagg of ChampaRneB sent from) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.;
France to this country, but without Brancfj-. ) 630 WASHDTOTOM
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1121
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stone Jessie M., widow, r. 107 Turk
Stone J. F. Mrs., widow, r. 2818 Howard
Stone John B.. machinist Union Iron Works, r. NW
cor Shasta and Louisiana
Stone John F., carpenter, r. 514)4 Third
Stone John T., machine agent, r. 1827 O'Farrell
Stone Joseph, furnished rooms, 226 Sutter
Stone Ealliuau L., dry goods, 1211 Stockton, r. 1231
Stockton
Stonn L. D. & Co. (Lucius D. and Mrs. K. Stone)
importers and manufacturers saddlery and har-
ness, and dealers saddlery hardware, 422-420
Battery
Stone L. E., messenger Post Office, r. 2166 Mission
Stone Leon D., bookkeeper Simon Solomon, r. cor
San Bruno Koad and Cortland Av
Stone Louis, draftsman, r. 1513 Sacramento
Stone Lucius D. (L. D. Stone & Co.) r. 2620 Howard
Stone Luke, teamster, r. SW c6r Sierra and Louisiana
Stone Manoel, editor and proptr A Voz Portugueza,
619 Montgomery
Stone M;ircu8. dairyman, r. W s San Bruno Road, nr
Cortland Av
Stone Maria, domestic 815 Turk
Stone Mark L., capitalist, r. 434 Ellis
Stone Martha Miss, teacher Franklin Grammar
School, r. 100:! Leavenworth
Stone Mary E., widow, r. ■.!737 Bryant Av, rear
Stone Morris, second-hand clothing, 157 Third, r. 345
Clementina
Stone Napoleon B., capitalist r. 109 Montgomery
Stone Nathan jr., vice-president and manager
The History Co., office 723 Market, r. 1010 Dolores
Stone Peter H., engineer, r. S b Beach, bet Broderick
and Baker
Stone Peter V., clerk Thomas A. Mitchell, r. 2156
Mission
Stone K. Mrs. (L. D. Stone & Co.) r. 1616 Howard
Stone Robert, gentlemen's nurse, r. 244 Stevenson
Stone Robert, peddler, r. SE cor Mariposa and Min-
nesota
Stone Silas A., mining 412 Kearny, r. 506 Poet
Stone Sophia B., widow, r. 1616 California
Stone Sylvauus C, clerk, r. 21.56 Mission
Stone Thomas E., miner, r. 130 Golden Gate Av
Stone Thomas F., teamster, r. 2515 Post
Stone Walter, waiter, r. 444 H Third
Stone Walter J., collector Examiner, r. 1747 Mission
Stone Walter S., salesman Henry Moliueux, r. 707
Jones
Stone Walter W. Mrs., widow, r. 1 Ewer PI
Stone William B., driver, r. 208 Tehama
Stone William I., machinist William Deacon, r. San-
chez, nr Sixteenth
Stone William I., ship carpenter, r. Corea, nr Santee
Stone William W., teacher South San Francisco
School, r. 31 Liberty
Stone W. L , r. Lick House
Stonecuttei s' Protective Union, rooms 818 Howard
Stoneliill Edward B., District Attorney, office
Old City Hall, third floor, r. 2932 Sacramento
Stoneman E. D., conductor Market St. RR., r. 37 Pow-
ell Av
Stoneman Peter J., laborer, r. 407 Union
Stoner James M., miner, r. 1008 Minna
Stouer John H., carpenter, r. 1008 Minna
Stoner Matherson, iron worker, r. 1229 Mission
Stoney Joseph A., pianomaker Hemme &Long, r. 1132
Valencia
Stoney Thomas P. (Stanly, Stoney k Hayes) attorney
at law. 604 Clay, r. 1132 Valencia
Stooke Hanna M., widow, ladies' underwear, 27 Sixth
Stoops Joseph R., blackfmith, r. 1915 Kearny
Stora Hilma, domestic 414 Capp ,
Stora Ida Mrs., furnished rooms, 236)4 Sixth
Storch A., printer, r. SE cor Kearny and Chestnut
Storch J. B., mining engineer, r. SE cor Kearny and
Chestnut
FRATINGER & CO,
d
105 KEARXY STREET.
GAS STOVES,
GAS nXTUEES, GAS BUENEES.
(las Heaters lor all pnrposes lor sale and made to irder.
605 KEARNV STREET.
PLUMBER,
Eftabllshed IMO.
Telephone 315.
Storch Louis, printer Goldstein & Kernan, r. SE cor
Kearny and Chestnut
btordman John, bartender r. 636 Commercial
Storer James, r.219 Golden Gate Av
Storey , gripman Market St. RR., r.3114)4 Mission
Storey A. J., waybill clerk Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 608
Capp
Storey August, hackdrlver, r. 710 Broadway
Storey Frank, r. 24 Mint Av
Storey James, laborer, r. Twenty-second Av, nr Point
Lobos Av
Storey Robert, laborer, r. Twenty-second Av, nr Point
Lobos Av
Storey William B. (Palmer k Storey) r. 533 Ellia
1^" Storey. See Storry and Story
Stork Albert, shoemaker Henry Hanson, r. 719 Union
Stork Carl A., shoemaker, r. 11 August Alley
Stork John P., r, 11 Selina PI
St irk J. P. Mrs,, dressmaking, 11 Selina PI
Storkwann August, cigarmaker August Brune, r. 190
Vandewater
Storm Edvard, waiter Louis Crsnz. r. 444 Spear
Storm George A., barber, r. 732 Natoma
Storm William, laborer Pioneer White Lead Works, r.
312 Beale
Stormfield Charles F., waiter, r. 466 Minns, rear
.Stormon John, painter, r. 4 Central Court
Storms John J., r. 842 Market
Storms Nelson J., r. 1135 Army
Storror Edwards, physician, 400 Golden Gate Av
Siorror Leonard W., bookkeeper Pac. Postal Tel. Cable
Co., r. 400 Golden Gate Av
Storrs Everett M., overseer Carlson b Currier, r. 34
Ellis
Storry John, master mariner, r. 2014 Dupont
Storry Leonard, master mariner, r. 2014 Dupont
Storry Martha Miss, saleslady I. Daus, r. 2014 Dupont
Story Charles R., secretary Home Mutual In-
surance Co., 216 Sansome, r. 30 McAllister
Story DeWitt C, merchant, r. 1423 Mission
Storv George A. (Merten, Moffltt & Co.) r. 738 McAl-
lister
Story Jacob F., clerk branch office U. 8. Laundry, 63
Third, r. 24 Mint Av
1^" Story. See Storey and Storry
Storz Oscar, fresco painter, r. 5 Cottage Row
Stose Margaret, widow, r. 322 Capp
Stothers Frederick, barber, r. 114 Jasper PI
Stott Ann C, widow, r. 2303 Taylor
Stott A. W. , agency American watches, importer
diamonds and manufacturer fine jewelry (no
imitation goods) 3 Montgomery, r. 307 Steiner
Stott James C, driver, r. 2303 Taylor
Stott John, salesman, r. 127 Cumberland
Stott William, carpenter, r. E 8 McClellan, nr Lin-
coln Av, B. H.
Stouder Osborne 0., general manager American For-
eign Market's Assn, 323 Montgomery, r. 1238
Washington
Stout Arthur B., physician, 729 Montgomery
Stout Charles S., policeman, r. 233 Seventh
Stout Commodore P., chief engineer Geary Bt. RR.,
r. 1531 Geary
Stout John, engineer, r. 18 Palmer
Stout M. H., r. 1016 Powell
Stout Milton W., packer, r. 17 Garden
Stout Mortimer, conductor Geary St. RR., r. 1613
Geary
Stout William P., secretary Mechanics' Institute, 23
Post, r. lOGO Fulton
ISr Stout. See Stand
Stoutenborough Charles H. (Ives & Co.) r. 228 Stockton
Stoutenburgh Isaac, plumber, r. HH Moaa
Stoutenburgh John, r. 26 Welsh
Stontler John, milker Buhland Broi., r. •or Thirty-
third and Point Lobos Av
Stontler Joseph, milker Ruhland Broi., r. cor Thirty-
third and Point Lobos Av
JOHN HAMMOND
71
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Hannftustarer of eT«ry ae>«riptlon of
PABSSNOER, STRBBT AND FREIGHT CABS.
42 lu Sit Beal* Str««t. Kan Frauciaeo.
Truman, Isham & Hooker. ^''-i^LSr^%V;..X^^^''^^ilnl'S^^'''
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOBTEKS or
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
509, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAKKET STKEET
Stovall Anna M. Mies, principal Uniou Street Kinder-
garten, r. 32 Glen Park Av
Stovall James B., salesman Davis Bros., r. 32 Glen
Stover Cook (dray & Stover) r. 317 Bnah
Stover Frank C; clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service, r.
105 Oak
Stover George, bill poster, r. NE cor Kearny and
Greenwich
Stover Henry, laborer, r. 28 Hinckley
Stover John, hostler, r. 1804 Market
Stover Louis, musician, r. 1415 Stockton
Stover Thacldpus S., roofer, r. 2i6 Third
Stover Tillle Mrs., dreBsmaker, r. 1804 Market
B£?" Stover. See Stoever
Stow S. C. Mrs., r. 10 Metcalfe PI
StO'w Vanderlymi, secretary and treasurer
Thomas Day & Co. (limited) 222 Sutter
Stow Wm. AV., attorney at law, 408 California,
rooms 9-11, r. 1013 Pine
Stowe A. C, r. 13 Van Ness Av
Stowe Beecher, steward, r. 1 Himmelmann PI
Stowe Horace W., treasurer Pac. Coast Holiness Apbu,
and manager Pac. Herald of Holiness, C07 Cali-
fornia, r. liast Oakland
Stowe John F., salesman, r. 519 O'Farrell
Stowe M., r. 2929 Folsom «
Stowell Mrs., widow, r. 510 Geary
Stowell Fred. W., with Overland Monthly Publishing
Co., r. Commercial Hotel
Stowell Mary B. Miss, teacher Rincon Grammar
School, r. 546 Turk
Stowell Persis M. Miss, principal Hayes Valley Pri-
mary School, r. 54fi Turk
Stowell W. L., clerk Post Office, r. 321 O'Farrell
Stowers Nathaniel H., r. 908 Clay
Stoy William S , assistant bookkeeper Renton Coal
Co., r. San Rafael
Strachan Frederick A., r. 1505 Leavenworth
Strack John G., tailor, r. 220 Montgomery Av
Strachan G. D. MrK., widow, r. 2118 Union
Sirachan Margaret Mrs., lodgings, C08>^ Fourth
Stradley David, car driver, r. 2544^4 Folsom, rear
Stiahan Tbomas E., but( her Henry Kroger, r. N s
Shasta, bf t Illinois and Michigan
STRAHLE JACOB & CO.
(F. de St. Germain) billiard manufac-
turers, sole ow.iiers Delaiiey's patent
gteel spring cushions, and dealers bil-
liard and sporting goods, tenpins, bar
fixtures, etc., 515 BlarUet, opp Battery
Strahle Jost-ph, bartender U. Henne. r. 14 Antonio
Strahle Paul C, clerk Gottleib Arnold, r. W s Church,
bet Twenty-eighth and Duncan
Strain Dennis, r. 26 Turk
Strain James A., cooper Cal. Barrel Co.. r. E s Ten-
nessee, bet Sierra and Nevada
Strain Robpit R., agent, r. 1(10 Jones
Ktrait>) Fire Insurance Co. The (of Singa-
pore) George Marcus & Co., general agents, 232
California
Straits Insurance Co. (limited marine of Singa-
pore) George Marcus & Co. agents, 232 California
Stranahan B. David, laborer, r. 1505 Kearny
Stranaban Farrand E., attorney at law, 6
Miintgnmery Av, r. 1710 Washington
Strand Alixander, stair builder, r. 1016 Mason
Strand Alfred, liquor saloon, 526 East, r. NE cor
Montgomery and Green
Strand Dennis G., machinist, r. 1123 York
Strand Gustave O., shoemaker, r. 711 'vi Nineteenth
Strand William J., stevedore, r. 1123 York
Strandberg Charles, bartender, r. 531 East
Strandberg Louis, laborer Union Iron Works, r. W b
Tennessee, bet Solano and Butte
Strands A. F.. bartender, r. NE cor Montgomery and
Greenwich
Standz G. A., restaurant, 715J4 Howard
Straney John, r. 507 Webster
Strang James, bartender Mrs. Henrietta McDonald,
r. E 8 Louisiana, bet Sierra and Shasta
Strang John, laborer Ocean House Road, nr Farley'B
Corner
Strangaaid Andrew, tailor, r. 603 Pine
strange Claus J., r. 398 Waller
Strange Edward W., watchmaker George C. Shrere
& Co., r. 208 Waller
Stange Frani is J., carpenter, r. 322 Third
Strassburg Frederick (Strasbburg & Rutiiger) r. 313
Grove
Strassburg Lousia. widow, r. 914 J4 Harrison
Strassburg & Buttiger (Frederick Strassburg and
Peter J. Rnttiger) cigars and tobacco. 111 Fourth
Strassbnrger Isaac, real estate agent. 326H Mont-
gomery, r. 1621 BuHh
Strassburger Isaac P., cutter Rosenthal, Feder & Co.,
r. 19 Harriet
Strassburger Nathan, salesman Standard Optical Co.,
r. 1621 Bush
Strassburger Pierre, r. 630 Jones
Strassburger Sigmund (Rosenbaum Bros.) r. 1901
Octavia
Strasser Abraham, poultry and game, 24 Bay City
Market, r. 627 Ivy Av
Strasser Henry, salesman Abraham Strasser, r. 323 H
Ivy Av
Strasser Herman, clerk Abraham Strasser, r. 627 Ivy
Av
Strasser John, railingmaker Cal. Wire Wojka, t. 64
First
Strasser Leopold, clerk Abraham Strasser, r. 525
Hayes
Strasser Leopold Jr., clerk M. Wertheimer, r. 627
Ivy Av
Strasser Lizelte, widow, r. 26 Page
Strassnian Max, physician. 916 Post
Strassman V. Mrs., r. 916 Post
Strather Abraham, waiter R. Stege, r. 418 Natoma
Sti^tuaan Eureka Miss, seamstresx, r. 423 Fell
Stratman Ida E. Miss, negative retoucher, r. 423 Pell
Stratman Johu, merchant (Seattle, W. T.) r. 423 Ft^ll
Stratmann Fritz, steward Wheeland & Collins, r. 629
Clay
Stratmeyer William, foreman Laumeister Mills
Strattan C. M., night Inspector Custom House, r. 410
Natoma
Stratton Cornelius A., special agent Connecti-
cut Mutual Life Insurance Co., 315 California.
rooms 3-4, r. 1011 Twenty first
Stratton Frederick S. (.Morrow & Stratton) at-
torney at law, 325 Montgomery, room 32, r. Oak-
land
Stratton George H., clerk Lond,on, Northern, Queen
and Connecticut lus. Cos., r. 144 Chestnut
Stratton Herbert R., waiter S. F. Lhundry
Stratton Jiimes T., surveyor, 325 Montgomery, room
32, r. E"st Oakland
Stratton John S.. honsemover, 854 Harrison
Stratton L. C. Mrs., widow, copyist, r. 638 Turk
Stratton Lydia Miss, dressmaker, r. 215 Kearny
Stratton Schuyler, carpet beating, office 1211 Market,
r. 1203 Market
Straub Adam, chenillemaker M. Ettinger, r. 106 Rid-
ley
Straub Edith Mrs., r. 74 California Av
Straiib Emil. clerk, r. 1605}^ Jessie
Straub Franz cordmaker M. Ettinger, r. 106 Ridley
Straub Frederick, furniture, 1911 Mission
Straub Gustave, shoemaker, r. 8M Eighth
Straub Henry, painter, r. 35 Eleventh
Straub John N. (Straub & Husing) r. 317>i Hayos
Straub John N., bartender r. 424 Sansome
Straub Joseph, proprietor Progress Saloon uai
Restaurant, 327-329 Bnsh
Straub J. P., waiter, r. 153 Third
MANN & BENEDICT,
SDCCBSSOKS TO
C. C. HASTINGS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND ....„
S^CK HOrSE BI.OCK.
OBfflT IBS. Co. OF HABTFORDi
Capital,
Assets,
$1,000,000
$1,551,954
GEO. 0. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SEZTON, Asst Uutigai:
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
STK
1123
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Straub Medard, r. 428 Broadway
Straub Michael (DU & Straub) r. Filbert, nr Fill-
more
Straub Nicholas, carpenter, 36 Eleventh
Straub Victor, pantryman, r. 4iH Broadway
Struub Willisiu, salesman Elder Bros., r. 317H Hayes
Straub William N., cigarmaker, r. 35 Eleventh
Straub <& Huainj; (John N. Straub and Frederick
J. HusingI merchant tailors and dealers hats and
caps, 317 Hayes
Straube Adolpb, instrument maker A. Lietz & Co., r.
BO'2 Howard
Straacli John O., proprietor Vallejo Street U. S.
Bonded Warehouse, NW cor Front and Vallejo,
and Gibbs' U. S. Bonded Warehouse, BW cor
Front and Vallejo, r. 1421 Washington
Strauch W., a^sayer C. A. Luckhardt & Co., r. 1421
Washington
Straus Abraham, bookkeeper Straus Jc Levy, r. 426
Golden Gate Av
STRAUS AUGUST, P-...0..
^vatchmitker, and dealer watches,
clocks, diamonds and silver^vare, 307
Slonljroinery, r. 591 Ellis
Straus Charles, sorter 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 1326 Polk
Straus Edgar J., salesman J. Straus k Co., r. 522 Ellis
Straus Emanuel (Greenebaum it Straus) r. 522 Ellis
Straus Gaston, aMorney at law, 320 California, rooms
y-10, r. 1001 Powell
Straus Isaac C, with S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 16_>6 Clay
Straus J. 6i Co. (Jacob Straus) importers and
wholesale dealers crockery, glassware, cutlery
and fancy good*, 102-lOi Battery
Straus Jacob (1. Straus * Co.) r. 726 Bush
Straus James S., birtender, r. 217 Stevenson
Straus Jules E., liquor saloon, 615 Larkin, r. 1626 Clay
Straus Karl, tanner, r. 100 Twenty-tifth
Straus Leon, sorter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory," r.
1326 Polk
Straus Louis, salesman Straus & Levy, r. 426 Golden
GateAv
Straus Marx (Straus fe Levy) r. 426 Golden Gate Av
Straus & Levy (Marx Straus and Fcury Levy) mnfrs
boys' clothiug, 24-26 Sansome
Strause Solomon, salesman Cohnreich Bros., r. 463
Tehama
Strause William, conductor N. B. and M.RR., r.25443<
' Folsom, rear
Strauss A., r. 637 Folsom
Strauss Alexander, bookkeeper Martin Sachs & Co., r.
215 Post
Strauss Arthur (Aekerman & Strauss) r. 1309 Larkin
Strauss Bernard, butcher, r. 1309 Larkin
Strauss Edgar, dry goods. 224-230 Sixteenth
Strauss Edgar L., stockbroker, 329 Pine, r. 1309 Larkin
Strauss EUward A., salesman, r. 607 Powell
Strauss Emaauel, upholsterer, r. 8i8 Howard
Strauss Frank M., clerk, r. 701 Golden Gifo Av
Strauss Frederick, warehouseman, r. 1.537 Gfary
Strauss Hugo, tanner Christian Hellwig, r. 1129 York
Strauss Ida R. Miss, teacher Hamilton Grammar
School, r. 130S) Larkin
Strauss Joseph, salesman, r. 701 Golden Gate Av
Strauss Joseph M., cashier B. H. Lichteustelu, r. 5
Seventh
Strauss Julius, clerk, r. 230 Sixteenth
Strauss Kaufman, teamster, office 3-5 Battery, r. 701
Goldeu Gate Av
Strauss L., clerk, r. 310 Stockton
Strauss L. Mrs., widow, r. l'2oilH Sutter
Strauss Levi (Levi Strauss fc Co.) r.621 Leavenworth
StrMURS licvl «Si Co. (Levi Strauss and Jacob, Sig-
muud, Louis and Abraham Stern) importers and
wholes.ile deaUrs dry goods, furnishing goods,
etc., 14-16 Buttery
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIEKMO-l-LECTniC
BUSSIAN aBi TURKISH BAIHS
Also Msdicated and Electric Eatts GiveD.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SANITARY PLUMBING
IN AIL ITS BBANCHES WELL DONE.
Repairing; a Specialty.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Strauss Louis, waiter J. Deutsch
Strauss Lewis C, night Inspector Custom Houso, r.
2119 Bush
Strauss Moses (Kohlberg, Strauss k Frohman) r. 611
Bush
Strauss Moses (Strauss k Frohman) r. 1206)^ Sutter
Strauss Moses, shoemaker, 241 O'Farrell, r. 6 Seventh
Strauss Paul, tanner Brandt Bros., r. 106 Twenty-fifth
Strauss Samuel, clerk, r. 701 Golden Gate Av
Strauss Samuel, collector and translator German and
English, 302 Montgomery, rooms 16-17
Strauss Samuel J. (Bienenfeld i Strauss) r. 1018 Van
Ness Av
Strauss Samuel J., assistant License Collector, r. 2119
Bush
Strauss Sigmnnd, salesman Hyman Lippmsn, r. 603
Bush
Strauss S. X. E., bookkeeper G. Rosenberg fc Son, t.
22H Minna
Strauss William, watchman, r. N a North Point, bet
Larkin and Polk
Strauss Jt Frohmun (Moses Strauss and Henry Froh-
man) faucy and staple dry goods and cloaks,
1201-1205 dtockton
B^" Strauss. See Straus and Strouse
Straut August, r. 77 Everett
Straut George (Qnade k Straut) r. 1009 Scott
Straut W. E. & Co. (William E. Straut and Jeremiah
B. Dayton) carriage and wagon materials, NW
cor Sacramento and Drumm
Strant William E. (W. E. Straut & Co.) r. 1404 Webster
Of?" Straut. See Strout
Strawbridge Wilber L., machinist Union Lron Works,
r. 51 Quinn
Strebeck William M., solar printing, 216 )i O'Farrell
Streblow P.iul, nurse Germau Hosplt'il
Strebinger Frederick, musician Tivoli Opera House,
r. 120 Turk
Strecker Adolph (Strecker & Kern) r. 419 O'Farrell
Strecker Augusta, widow, r. 222 Willow Av
Sirtcker & Kern (Adolph Strecker and William Kera)
barbers. 33 Post
Street C. H., secretery and land officer Immigra-
tiou Association of California, 10 California, r.
112 Ridley
Street Clara E. 'Miss, cashier G. W, Clark & Co., r.
1620 Polk
Street H. F. Mrs., widow, r. 1620 Polk
Street F., tauner Norton Tanning Co.
Street John, (Margetson k Street) r. 1131 Valencia
Street John, cooper, r. NW cor Manitoba and Domin-
ica
Street Nathan J., insurance agont, r. 449 Jessie
Sireet Sarah, widow, r. 331 >4 Hush
Street Spencer B., salesman Murphy, Grant k Co., r.
811 Sh.itwell
Street Walter E., bookkeeper Crocker-Woolworth
National Bank, r. 112 Ridley
Street William, machinist S. F. Tool Co.
Street William H., 8olicit>r Dally Report
Street William J., clerk The J. Dewing Co., r. S04
Third
Streeten James M., office 330 Plae, room 51
Streeter Edward E., compositiT, r. 1910 Devisadera
Strehl Ad<ilph J., butcher Charles Strehl, r.31H Grort
Strehl August, cooper, r. N s Mariposa, bet Pennayl-
vania^v and Mississippi
Strehl Churles, butcher, 3 New MetropoliUn Market.
r. 908 Post
Strehl Charles Jr., upholsterer Fink. Ran & SchlndUr,
r. 908 Post ^ ^
Strehl John, shipbuilder Union Iron Works, r. H •
Mariposa, bet Mississippi and Pennsylvania At
Strehl Philip, barber Heider fc Bross, r. 318 Octavia
Strehl Robert, ship carpenter Union Iron Works, r.
N 8 Mariposa, bet Mississippi and Pennsylvania
Strehie Adolf, bathman German Hospital
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TEIiEPHONH 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE LARGEST BUSINESS
OF ANY AMERICAN COMPANT.
STR
1124
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Trimming^s
a Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
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Strei Annie D. Mrs., r. 52 Norfolk
Strei Gottfried L. W., r. II8J4 Ridley
Strel John H., musician, r. 208 Fillmore
Streib Henry, barber, r. 834 Foleom
Streib William, barber J. Ottenberg, r. 116 Leides-
dorff
Strelcher Charles, bakery, H2 Ninth
Strticher Eaymond, butcher George Goebel, r. 247
Third
Streit Eva Mrs., proprietress Sacramento Hotel, 409
Pacific
Streifif Peter, cabinetmaker, r. 1027 Minna
Streitberger H. carpenter, r. 231 Fifteenth
Strelitz Jacob, tailor, r. 307 Polk
Strelow Frederick, clerk, r. 256 Ellis
Stretch Edwin W., car driyer, r. 108 Shotwell
Strether Abraham, -waiter, r. 418 Natoma
Strett Edwin A., painter, r. 11}^ Bourbin PI
Strenbell Valentine, butcher, r. S s Silver Av, nr San
Bruno Road
Streuber Albeit, polisher E. G. Denniston. r. Oakland
Streuber Emil, machinist Joseph Galli & Co., r. 702
Mason
Streuber Louis, clerk Henry Voll, r. 10 Stockton PI
Streuli Emile, musician, r. 607 Pine
Streuli John J., musician, r. 18 Stockton PI
Streuli "William A., r. 5 Ewer PI
Strewink Herman, cook, r. 4 Hartmann
Striby Louisa Mrs., teacher music, r. 2041 H Mission
Striby William, teacher music, r. 20415^ Mission
Strick Henry, watchman r.26 Steuart
Strickert Paul, groceries and liquors, 332 Broadway
Strickland David F., engineer stmr San Joaquin
Strickland Frank, laborer, r. 733 Guerrero
Strickland George, teamster, r. 162 Silver
Strickland George L., sheetironworker, r. 30 Natoma
Strickland George W., gardener, r. 2320 Howanl
Strickland Hiram, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 733 Guerrero
Strickland Sidney L. (Strickland & Pierson) r. 2206
Steiner
Strickland Sylvester, insurance agent and adjuster,
315 California, room 6, r. 1821 Sutter
Strickland Wilfred R., porter Home and Phoenix Ins.
Co.. r. 1103 Broadway
Strickland & Pierson (Sidney L.Strickland and
Aithur B. Pierson) booksellers, stationers and
engravers, 3 Montgomery
Iff" Strickland. See Stickland
Striegel Henry, bricklayer, r. N s Paraguay, nr Rail-
road Av
Striegel Henry Jr., r. N s Paraguay, nr Railroad At
Striegel Joseph, plumber, r.Nintteenth, bet Shotwell
and Folsom
Striem Harry, salesman S. H. Collins, r. 2425 Bu-
chanan
Strienlng John M., bookkeeper Joseph Wagner & Co.
r. 1063 Mission
Striker Charles, carpenter, r. 456 Stevenson
Striker Moses, peddler, r. 443 Jessie
Stringer Peter, finisher, r. NE cor Larkin and North
Point
Stringer William A., salesman W. & J. Sloane & Co.,
r. 2007 Taylor
Stringer William J., salesman, r. 2007 Taylor
Strinstrom William, bookmaker, r. 29 Grant Av
Strippel Albert, pianofinisher, r. 637 Minna
Strippel Casper G., jeweler William Baehr,;r. 637
Minna
Strippel Jasper, r. 637 Minna
Strippel Mary, widow, r. 637 Minna
Stritesky Louis, machine operator, r. 308X Francisco
Stritzinger F., cooper, r. 270 First
Strobel Carl, cooper John Wieland Brewing Co., r.
I 324 Seventh
; Strobel Conrad, carpenter, r. 1141 Harrison
I Strobel Frank, tanner, r. N s Twenty-fifth, bet York
and Hampshire
Strobel Henry, woodturner, r. 14 Oak Grove Av, rear
Strobridge J. H., president Pacific Improvement
Co., NE cor Fourth and Townsend 'y;.
Strock Schuyler C, bookkeeper Louis Marshall, fr.
71954 Bush
Stroder John, r. 211 Minna
Stroecker Herman H. W. (Osmer k Co., and Osmert
& Co.) r. 512 Haight
Stroetgen Joseph, painter and paperhanger, 536 Grove,
r. 534 Grove
Stroh A. G., teamster A. Becker, r. 736 Union
Stroh Elizabeth, widow, r. 1302 Kearny
Stroh George, machinist Gilbert C. Fowler, r. 1302
Kearny
Strobach F. William (Stolzenbach & 8trobach)r. N b
D, nr First Av
Strobehn Dietlief, plumber, r. 1324 Pacific
Strohbehn Henry, clerk I. Freud & Co., r. 1324 Pacific
Strobl Geofifroi, expressman, r. 708 Green
Strohl Jacob, liquor saloon, 501 Montgomery Av, r.
708 Green
Strohlin Karl A., coffee saloon, 10 Taylor, r. 255 Oc-
tavia
Strohmeier Albert, barber Lehn 4 Lippert, r. 26 Lewia
Strohmeier Charles, bakery, 418 Brannan
Strohmeier Edward, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 26
Lewis
Strohmeier Joseph, shoemaker, 519 Bush, r. 26 Lewis
Strohmeier Louis, compositor, r. 26 Lewis
Strohsahl William, laborer, r. 9 Scotland
Strom Charles V., watchmaker Geo. C. Shreve k Ce.,
r. Alameda
Strom P. O., tailor, r. 35 Jessie
Strom Victor, laborer, r. 210 Greenwich
Stromberg Bernard H. W., salesman W. Davis, r.
1428}^ Howard
Stromberg I. N., cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture
Co., r. Oakland
Stromberg Joseph F., expressmen, r. 1408 Pacific
Strome Charles, cook John Langraf, r. 7413^ Folsom
Strome Edward B., engineer Mechanics' Mill r. 741}<
Folsom
Stromeron Charles J., tailor John Ek, r. Oakland
Stromma Theodore, miner, r. Old People's Home
Strong Charles L., compositor, r. 535 Commercial
Strong Colin G., physician, 21 Third, r. 600 Bush
Strong Daniel, driver Alonzo Davidson, r. Diamond,
bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Strong Edward B., with A. F. Nye & Co., r. 418 Sutter
Strong Frank, machinehand California Mill, r. Oak-
land
Strong Frederick A., cashier Home Accident Associa-
tion, r. Oakland
Strong George H. (Dewey & Co.) r. Oakland
Strong George J., stenographer local freight office 8.
P. Co., r. 924 )i Harrison
Strong George W. (Strong & Co.) r. Alameda
Strong George W., fancy goods and stationery, 2039
Mission
Strong Johanna, widow, r. 23 Otis PI
Strong John, machinehand, r. 7}^ Garden, rear
Strong Nathaniel R., vice-president Pac. Metal Works,
141 First, r. 444 Third
Strong Robert W., cooper Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 23
Folsom
Strong S. B., laborer freight depot S. P. C6., r. 227
Second ^P*^
Strong Walter L. (Strong & Co.) r. 2216 Larkin
Strong William, wireworker F. E. Wilson, r. 145 Dore
Strong & Co. (George W. and Walter L. Strong) assay-
ers, 10 Stevenson f»^-
Strons Albert, clerk, r. 801 Chestnut
Strcth Charles, carpenter, r. 431 Fourteenth
Strother A., waiter Palace Hotel
Strotlier Fleet F., City and County Auditor, office
New City Hall, first floor, r. 738 Post
Strother Lewis H., first lieutenant Co. K, 1st Infan-
try U. S. A., r. Angel Island
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY
Ml to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
UaniifactuTers of Show Cases
and Store Fiztares.
3? Martet St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
The Bt^hest Orad« Champagne,
Equal to the Beat.
1 ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
f 630 WASBnraroH gtbeet. .
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Strothoff Frederick, plumber, r. 417 Franklin
Stnithoff Herman, r. 417 Franklin
Strothotr John, proprietor Third Street Ex-
change, 25 Third, r. 211 Minna
Strothoff Mary fancy gooda and Btamping, 909 Mar-
ket, r. 417 Franklin
Stroud James H., hamessmaker, and stoker Engine
No. 5, r. r.iOo Stockton
Stroud John R. (Wakelee & Co.) r. 1013 Mason
Stroud William C, salesman, r. 133i Buchanan
1^ Stroud. See Straut and Strout
Strouse Mark (Derby & Strouse) r. 804 McAllister
t£y Strouse. See Straus and Strauss
Strout Edgar B., boxmaker, r. 25 Hawthorne
Strout Enoch M., bookkeeper, r. 25 Hawthorne
tST Strout. See Straut and Stroud
Stroven Helena, domestic 1320 Sutter
Strozynski Boleslaw, shoemaker, 1004 Valencia, r.
602 Sanchez
Strozvnski Roman, barber, 335 Third
STROZYNSKI STANISLAS
tite leudin^ ladies' prize liuir dresaer,
a 3 Powell, under The Baldwin, r. 19
Powell
Strub Isador W., baker, r. 233 Fell
Stiub Julius, barber, r. 411)4 Sixth
Btrubel Frederick i., butcher Eugene Avy. r. S 8
Trinidad and Railroad Av
Strubel Oeorge, laborer, r. W s Silver Av, bet Uru-
guay and San Bruuo Road
Strui'kmau Albert (Quiuting & Struckman) r. 313
Grove
Struckraann Brothers ('William and Henry) liquor
saloon, NE cor Beale and Folsom
StrucKmann Charles, barteudi-r Di-tels k Schneider
Struckmaun Henry (Struc<ni8nn Bros.) r. 233 Beale
Struckmann William (Stiuckmann Bros.) r. 40 Minna
Struckmeyer John H., seaman, r. 1718 Dupont
Strueber Emil, mai hiniBt, r. 3 Diheman PI
Strueven Beriihard, clerk Charles Fauser, r. W s Rail-
road Av, bet Par.tguay and Teneriffe
Strueven Berthold, tanner, 212 Twenty-sixth
Strueven Johannes, woodcarver, r. 441 5i Twentieth
Strueven John, tanner, r. 246 Seventh
Struevpn Peter, tanner Peter Strueven, r. 212 Twenty-
sixth
Strunz Albert, finisher S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 801 Chestuut
Struss Edward, bander S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. B12Vallejo
Struss William, watchman S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 612 Vallejo
Strnve Katherine, domestic 1421 California
Striiving John n., cook, r. 608 Sixth
Strybing Christian H., r. 1212 Mason
Stryiker Chailes (Gaerdes & Strycker) r. 2401 Bush
Stryker Peter O., bookkeeper Newell k Bro., r. 1613 >4
Howard
Stryker Samuel (Stryker k McPhee) r. 121 Silver
Stryker & McPhee (Samuel Stryker and Charles A.
McPhee) stevedores, SW cor Mission and Steuart
Strozy Albert, laborer, r. N s E ist Park, bet Laurel
and North Ave. Holly Park Tract
Stuart Albert, r. 140 Twelfth
Stuart Alexander C, cashier George T. Marye k Son,
r. 1801 Stockton
Stuart Charles, teamster, r. 221 J4 Tenth
Stuart Charles a., clerk London, Northern, Queen
and Connecticut'Ins. Cos., r. 1803 Stockton
Stuart Charles D ., with J. H. Backus, r. 25 Ninth
Stuart Cliarles H., collector, r. 526 Montgomery
Stuart David, carpent>r, r. l.')3 Sixteenth
Stuart Edward W., restaurant, 175 Sixteenth, r. 153
Sixteenth
Stuart F.mma F., widow, r. 1009 Twenty-flrat
Stuart Fred.-rick E., clerk C. Lyons, r. 42 Turk
Stuart George, r. 127 O'Farrell
FRATINGER & CO.
THE LEADING
CLOAK AND SDIT HOOSE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
WATER CLOSETS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION_CAREFDLLY REPAIRED.
PLUMBER. 606 KEARNV STREET.
EstabUsUed I860.. Telephone 315.
Stuart James, boilermaker. r. 629 Webster
Stuart James, longshoreman, r. 406 Main
Stuart Jam'S, manager subscription dept A. L. Ban-
(?roft & Co., r. 922 Van Ness Av
Stuart James Jr., salesman Philip Kennedy k Co., r.
629 Webster
Stuart James A., salesman Ackerman Bros., r. 1136
Mission
Stuart James F., attorney at law, 606 Montgom-
ery, r. 713 Ellis
Stuart John, druggist, SE cor Twenty-fourth and
Church
Stuart Joseph M., piledriver, r. 324 Riteh
Stuart Peter G., fireman, r. 35 Clementina
Stuart R. Mrs., r. 412 Taylor
Stuart Samuel, teamster, r. 321 Eighth
Stuart Teua Mrs., dressmaker, r. 153 Sixteenth
Stuart Thomas, driver Daniel E., Hoffman, r. 42 Beale
Stuart Thomas, engineer, r. 321 Eighth
Stuart Thomas D., carpenter, r. 30 Norfolk
Stuart Thomas H., longshoreman, r. 2 Haggin
Stuart Thomas M., steward r. 606 Montgomery
Stuart William A., attorney at law, 606 Mont-
gomery, r. 713 Ellis
Stuart William G. Mrs., r 1510 Folsom
Stuart William J., boilermaker, r. 324Ritch
8S~ Stuart. See Steuart aud Stewart
Suibbe Paul H., r. Ahlboru House
Stubber Hyman, carpenter, r. 450 Natoma
Stubbs David D., secretary Occidental and Ori-
ental Steamship Co., NE cor Fourth and Town-
send, ri>om 61, r. Alameda
Stubbs Emily A., widow, dressmaker, r. 1805 Polk
Stubbs John C, general traffic manager S. P. Co.
N E cor Fourth and Townsend, room 49, r. 1230
Madison, Oakland
Stubbs Martin W., floorman Fashion Stable
Stubbs William, salesman C. H. Meyer k Bros., r.Oc-
cidental Hotel
Stuber Morris, r. 1218 Leavenworth
Stuck August, baker Charles Dellwig, r. 2952 Mission
Stuckert Charles (Kehlenbeck & Stuckert) r. 626
Franklin
Stucks Henry J., lithographer, r. 9 Morris Av
Stnieliaier Brolliers Maunfactnrinf Co.
E. E. Ames manag^er, manufacTurers
wagons and carrlaffes, factory South
Bend, Indiana, office 'ZOl-^Oit Market
atudley George W., compositor Alta, r. 717 Shotwell
Stu.Uey Raohael W.. widow, r. 717 Shotwell
Studley William H., carpenter, r. 204 McAllister
StuJwick Joseph E., bouts and shoes, 20J Fifth, r.90»
Folsom
Studwi.k William T., shoemaker Joseph E.Studwlck,
r. 909 Folsom
Stuebben Anton, willow and rattan worker, 525 Pa-
cific
Stuossi Thomas, milker, r. 627 Commercial
Stuhlfauth George, brewer, r. 2017 Dupont
Sluhlinacber William M. B.. liquor saloon, 237 Main,
r. NE cor Riteh and Townsend
Stuhr August, proptr Germania Soap Works, cor Ten-
eriffe aud San Bruno Road
Stuhr Charles, plumber Jacob Ablbach, r. 1332
Church
Stnhr Kliz:(beth, widow, r. 1332 Church
Stuhr Hans H., seaman, r. 11 M Freelon
Stuhr Henry, oysterman Albers & Schmidt, r. 219
Mas>>n
Stukli Frederick, chees^makor. r. 431 Pine
Stnle H., with Pao. Kolling Mill
Ktulz John A., electric pen writer, r. 2611 Clay
Stuiz Joseph A. (lohn L. WIlllHnis «: Co.) r.2>illClay
Stumer Henry (Stumer fc Runstrom, and Stumer &
Peterson) r. 504 ValUjo
Stumer iM Petera.in (Henry Stumer and William C.
Peterson) liqU'T saloon, 535 Pacific
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
9fannra<>tur«-r of every dc«erlp*!on of
PASSENQER. STREET AND FREIGHT CtiRS.
4» to 50 Be»le A»treet, Sau Franclitco.
STEAM ENGINES AND THRESHING MACHINES.
TBUHAN, ISHAM & HOOKEI^
4:21-4^7 Market StreeU
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
DfPOBTEES OP
MARBELIZED MANTELS,
Fire Grates and Tile,
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
stumer & Runstroni (Henry Stumer and Charles Run-
strom) liquor Bsloou, 905 Kearny
Stumke Henry, lumberman A. M. Simpson & Bro., r.
East Av, Holy Park Tract •
Stamme William H., teamster James Beatty, r. 8 B
Trinidad, bet Platte and yaxoo
Stump Irwin C, accountant J. B. Haggin, r. 1434
Golden Gate Av
Stnrapf Balthasar, bakery, 220 Pacific
Stumpf Jacob, Bboemaker, r. 10U2 Bush
Stumpf John, hay. grain, coal and wood, KE cor
TenerilTe and Railroad Av, r. E s Railroad At, bet
Teneriffe and Parairuay
Stiimpf Joseph, watchmaker, 643 Post
Stumpf Peter B., clerk John ^tnmpf, r. E s Railroad
Av, bet Teneriffe and Paraguay
Btnnkel R., fireman btmr City of Stockton
Stunker Charles, aalesman Fischbeck & Glootz, r. 215
Thirteenth
Slnrcke Henry, bartender, r. 1900 MiBslon
Sturcke Herman, sroceries and liquors, NE cor Fifth
and Clara, r. 178 Clara
Sturcken Winfield 8., jeweler Levlson Bros., r. 679H
Clementina
Stnrcken Kate, widow, r, fi795< Clementina
Sturdivant Joseph H., clerk Rosenbaum & Co., r. 10
Hyde
Sturdivant R. O.. watchman, r. 10 Hyde
t^ Sturdivant. See StiirteTsiit
Sture Richard, riKSer, r. 323 Twenty-seventh
Sturge E. A. Rev., missionary, r. 327 Ellis
Sturgeon Ids A., widow, r. eOfi Lombard
Sturgeon 'William, carpenter, r. 2fi Turk
Sturges Frank F., salesman Murpbv, Grant & Co., r.
Oakland
Sturges Selden, teacher Washington Grammar School,
r. 734 Shf.twell
Sturgess Wallace, broom maker George F. Van De
Mark & Co.. r. 120 Fourteenth
Stursis Samue] D. Jr., second lieutenant Light Bat-
tery K, 1st Artillery, V. S. A., Presidio
Sturh Louis (Stnrh A: White) r. (i06 Minna
Sturh & White (Louis Sturh and Samuel White) brass
and iron works, 423 Mission
Sturgis Nicholas, coffee saloon, 226 Battery, r. 334
Fremont
Sturke John W., proptr Fiv Mile Store. MlS3'on Road
Stnrken Henry (Sturken fc Holllngs) r. biu>4 Third
Sturken & Holliiigs (Henry Sturken and Nicholas
Hollings) groceries and liquors, NW cor Third
and Brannan
Sturla Antone, fruits and vegetables, 56 Second, r.513
Greenwich
Sturla Antonio (Stnrla & Gatto) r. 2407 California
Sturla Antonio, clerk, r. 1 Lafayette PI
Sturla Antonio, fruits. NE cor Bush and Kearny
Sturla Carl B., liquor saloon, 1614 Market
Ptnrla Turrle Miss, lacemaker, r. 3 Taylor PI
Sturla Giovanni B., wines and liquors, 1504 Dupont,
r. 1 LHfayptte PI
Sturla Johanna, widow, r. 3 Taylor PI
Sturla & Gatto (Antonio Sturla and Joseph Gatto)
wood and coal, 2J07 Califirnia
Sturlese Nicola, fi«hprman, r. 23 Vallejo
Sturm Charhs. bartender, r. 6-'0 Fourth
Sturm Rudolph, bartender Eduardsen & Ohlert, r. 415
Pine
Sturman Benjamin, physician, 241 Market, r. Ala-
meda
Sturnlnlo Domenico, barber, 319 Montgomery Av
Sturtevant Aithur, salesman Athearn & Co., r. Oak-
land
Sturtevant Charles W. (De Zaldo, Sturtevant & Co.)
r. E s Prntrero Av, b-t Santa riara and Mariposa
Sturtevant CullenK., cashier Bovee. Toy & Co., r. 406
Eddy
Sturtevant George L., laborer, r. E s Potrero Av, bet
Santa Clara and Mariposa
Sturtevant Henry G., traveling salesman Hawley
Brus. Hardware Co.
Sturtevant J. Lawrence, melter Price's Assay Office,
r. Redwood City
10" Sturtevant. See Sturdivant
SturtR Amos, watchmaker Larsen & Wilson, r. 215
Kearny
Stussi Frederick, expressman, r. 1123 Broadway
Stut J. C. Henry, school of met hanical engineering,
217 Sansome, r< om 1, r. Oakland
Stutsman David, tinsmith Francis Smith, r. lOOM
Second
Stuttmeister William O., dentist, 121 Post
Stutz Charles, butcher, r. -.'211 Taylor
Stutz Charles, laborer, r. 134 Fourth
Stutz Jacob, butcher, 52-53 Washington Market r.
2211 Taylor
Styau William, laundry and bootblack, 113 Fourth, r.
1114 Sanchez
Styche A. J., carpenter, r. 1022 Mission
Styles Elizabeth Mrs., embroidering and stamping,
1626 Pulk
Styles George, clerk Morris & Kennedy, r, 108 Uason
Styles William, shoemaker, r. 109 Front
I&- Styles. See Stiles
Stymmel Jacob, clerk Sophia Stymmel, r. 915 Broad-
way
Styramel Sophia, jewelry, 1204 Stockton, r. 915Broad>
way
Suarez Frederick P., machine operator Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 6 Salmon
Suarez N. M., r. 12 Mason
Suarez Peter, r. 6 Salmon
Subli tt William, miner, r. SW cor Twenty-third and
Valencia
Sublett William A. (Sylvester k Sublett) r. Alameda
Subre Charles, r. SI."; Sacramento
Rubrero Angelo, peddler, r. 304 Jackson
Succor Cousolidated Mining Co. (Storey Co., Ner.)
William H. Watson secretary, 302 Montgomery
Such F. L. * Co. (Francis L. Such, James W. Lick
and William T. Su.-h) proprietors S in Miguel
Ranch, Douglass, btt Twenty-third and Twenty-
fourtli
Such Francis L. (F. L. Such k Co.) r. Douglass, bet
Twenty-t'ird and Twenty-fourth
Such Frsuk V.. machiniKt, r. Douglass, bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
Such William T. (F. L. Such k Co.) r. Collingwood,
bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Sncharachi D. Peter, fruits and vegetables. 309 Fifth
Suckow Charles, cabinetmaker, r. fil9 Geary, rear
Suckow Charles Jr., b.>xmaker. r. 619 Geary, rear
Suckow George, carpenter, r. 619 Geary rear
SUCKOW WILLIAM practid
-«TatcliniRker, lia Satter, r. 6 L.ewis PI
Suckow William, tailor, 6 Lewis PI
Sudden Cecilia E. Miss, r. 716 Hayes
Sudden Robert, master mariner, r. 716 Hayes
Sudreau Jean, shoemaker, 222 O'Farrell
Sudzuk S., tea packer Tillmaun & Bendel, r. 1826 Val-
lejo
Suehrstedt Charles, clerk, r. 537 Montgomery Av
Snell Edward, clerk, r. 303 Third
Suell John A., driver N. B. and M. RR.,r.6 Cleave-
laud
Suendermann Henry, hat and capmaker C. Herrmann
& Co., r. 408 W.ller
Suer Frederick laborer Cal. Sn«ar Refinery, r. E »
Tennessee, bet Sierra and Napa
Suess Carl, plumber, 5:tl Fourth
Suewell Frank, barber. 189 Jessie, r. 60 Annie
Suff'-rn James J., l.cksiuith, r. 1559 Kearny
Suffern William, musician, r. 155'.i Kearny
Sujiden Frederick, gatekeeper, r. 217 Elm At
Sugden William, porter Hulme & Hart, r. 324 Twen-
ty-second
THE HASTINGS"
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CLOTHING.
WASHINGTON Fire Ins. Co. of Bostoil
Capital, 81,000,000 1
$1,810,273
GEO. D. DORNIN. Manager
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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1127
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anKiti>ni James, port r C. C. Prrkins
Sugriil Daniel, miner, r. 28 Everett
Subl Christian F., wagoumaker, 114 Dmmm, r. Oak-
land
Subline Frank, hog dealer, r. Marqaesas, nr Bail-
roHd Av
Puhlint? Henry H., tailor, r. 311 Twenty-sixth
Suhi>lru Gu8, searaim, r. 116 Berry
Suhr AuKUst, teamater John Ziegenbcin & Co., r. 1310
Howard
Suhr Fred<Tick, driver Fredericksburg Brewing Co.,
r. 24 Miuna
Suhr H. Fred. (Snhr «: Baker) r. 1179 Mission
Ruhr John, bookkeeper, r. 530 Third
Suhr John G., wood eugravc-r, 627 Commercial, r. 1207
Misftiou
Suhr & Baker (H. Fred. Suhr and Williain Baker)
undt-rtskerR and euibalmerrt, 1171 Mission
Snich Mary, widow, r. 1.109 Ellis
Suite Peier, Inborer John Reynolds, r. E 8 San Bruno
Road, nr Twenty-uimh
Suits Bobert L., machinist Cal. Machine Works, r. 8
Grant Av
SuHhvou Samuel, barber, 33 Sixth
Sullivan A., r. 266 Brannan
Sullivan Abble, widow, r. 1108 Sacrament*
Sullivan Alice, widow, r. 41 H Clara
Sullivan Ann Mrs., r. f>21 Kinsling
Suilivan Ann Mrs., r. 1573 >4 Market
Sullivan Ann Mrs , r. 2431 Lurkin
Sullivan Annie Klies, chambi r naid Ahlborn House
Sullivan Annie Mrs., r. 590 S'evenstm
Sullivan AuDle M. Mi-^s, teacher Columbia Grammar
School, r. 829 Valencia
Sullivan Bartholomew, r. 1010 Howard
Sullivan Bartholomew, laborer Whitney k Webster,
r. 520 Mission
Sullivan B. L., laborer, r. 701 Tehama
Sullivan Bridget, widow, r. 11 Fulton
Sullivan Briil^et, widow, r. E B Tennessee, bet Sierra
and Nevada
Sullivan Bridget, widow, r. W s Georgia, bet Sierra
and Shiista
RnllivHU Bri.lKf t Mrs., r. 340 McAllister
Sullivan Bridget A., widow, r. 8 Jane PI
Sullivan Catberine, widow, r. 229 Austin
Sullivau Catherine, widow, r. 702 Eddy
Sullivan Cntlierlne, widow, r. 1127 ValeDcia
Sullivan Catherine, widow, r. N s Day, bet Church
and Sanchez
Sullivau Catherine, widow, r. W 8 Tennessee, bet
Sierra and Nevada
Sullivan Charleu, bnt-her Miller & Lux, r. E B Yazoo,
bet Manitoba and Dominica
Sullivan Charle», groceries. 478 Tehama
Sullivan Charles, stonecutter, r. 258 Tehama
Sullivan Charles A., r. Hn Oak
Sullivan Cornelins, cooper, r. 1019H Alabama
Sullivan Cornelius expressman, r. 4 Bowie Av
Sullivan Cornelius, farmer, r. 310 Montgomery Av
Sullivan Cornelius, laborer, r. 33 Grand Ay
Sullivan Cornelius, laborer, r. 521 Pacific
Sullivan CorneliuB, laborer, r. 907 Folsoin
Sullivau CorneliuM, liquor saloon, 656 Natoma
Sullivan Cornelins, shoemaker Cahn, NickelBburg &
C'.. r. 322 M Ivy Av
Sullivan Cornelius D. O'. (Sullivan, Kelly & Co.) r.
Iii25 Bush
Sullivan Cornelius D. O'. Jr., cashier Sullivan, Kelly
* Co., r. li»2.T Bush
Sullivan Cornelius J., insurance agent, r. 1000 Sutter
Sullivan Daniel, r. 3412 Mission
Sullivan Daniel (\V. A. Frederick & Co.) r. 1006 Mis-
sion
Sullivan Daniel, assistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
322 H Ivy .'Kv
Sullivan Diiniel, barber, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 2, r. 6-'7 Broadway
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERMO-rtECTRIC
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated a:d Electric Eatlis Glyen.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BATH TUBS, BOILERS,
TANKS, 8HOWERS, FAUCETS.
Plumbers' Sanitary Goods of all Kinds,
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PLUMBER,
Established 1800.
_ l_ANE,
BOS KEARN7 STREET.
Telephone 81S.
Sullivan DHDiel, tdacksiuith. r. 229 Austin
Sullivan Daniel, blacksraitb, r. 1310 Laurel Av
Sullivau Daniel, bntcher James Beatty
Sullivan Daniel, CHrriage washer, r. 28 Second
Sullivau Daniel, city agent CHtholic Mutual Bene-
flilnl Assn. r. cor Twenty-seventh and Alabama
Sullivan Diiulcl, coppersmith, r. 2 Varennes. rear
Sullivan Daniel, driver Daniel Qiovanninl, r. 1608
Kearny
Sullivau Daniel, engineer, r. 15 Sumner
Sullivan Daniel, engineer P. F. Dundon,r. 37 Natoma
Sullivan Daniel, engineer stmr Humboldt, r. 633
Twenty-third
Sullivan Daniel, gardener, r. 300 Fair Oaks
Sullivan Daniel, groceries, S a Twenty-eixth, nr
Church
Sullivau Daniel, groceries and liquors, 538 Fourth
Sullivan Daniel, hostler N. B. and M. RH., r. 23
Miuna, rear
Sullivan Daniel, laborer, r. 15 Alvarado
Sullivan Daniel, laborer, r. 32 ii Rausch
Sullivan Daniel, laborer, r. 31i Folsom
Sullivan Daulel. laborer, r. 711 Geary
Sullivan Dnnid, laborer, r. 2801 Clay
Sullivan Daniel, laborer, Cheuery, nr Randall. Fair-
mount Tract
Sullivan Daniel, longshoreman, r. .11 Moss
Sullivan Daniel, longshoreman, r. 3H0 Vallejo
Sullivan Daniel, plasterer, r. fil3 Linden Av
Sullivan Daniel, porter Hecht Bros. & Co., r. 639 Na-
toma
Sullivan Daniel, seaman, r. 4 Chesley
Sullivau Daniel, seaman, r. 625 Lombard
Sullivan Daniel, woodturner, r. W s Columbia PI, bet
Precita Av and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Sullivau Daniel Jr., clerk, r. 53-< Fourth
Sullivan Daniel C, farmer, r. 937 Twenty-flrst
Sullivau Daniel E., groceries and liquors. 1214 Bryant
Sullivan Daniel J., depnty Assessor, r. 3111 H Mission
Sullivan Daniel J. brassfiuisher, r. 24 Washington Av
Sullivan Daniel J., pressman W. A. Woodward i Co.,
r. 151(i Baker
Sullivan Daniel L., teamster R. Tiernan & Co., r. 909
Capp
Sullivan Daniel O., contractor, 330 Pine, room 11, r.
88 Ninth
Sullivan Daniel O., stoves, 316 Jackson, r. N s Precita
Av, nr Mission
Sullivan Daniel R., salesman P. F. Nolan & Sons, r.
lOiiO Sutter
Sullivan Daniel R., tllesetter Bush k Mallett, r. 8
Kissling
Sullivan Daniel T.. attorney at law, 7 Montgomery
Block, r. Alameda
Sullivan David, laborer, r. 10>5 Howard, rear
Sullivan Dennis, carpenter, r. 28 Ritih
Sullivan Dennis, clerk, r. NE cor Twenty-fourth and
San Jose Av
Sullivan Dennis, district engineer S. F. F. D., r. 101
Commercial
SuUivin Dfunis, laborer, r. 407 Twenty.fonrth, rear
Sullivan Dennis, laborer, r. 62it Fourth
Sullivan Dennis, laborer, r. 734 Natoma
Sullivan Dennis, molder Win, Axford, r. 2013 Folsom
Sullivan DenniB, printer Neville & Co., r. 708)6 Te-
hama
Sullivan Dennis, shipcarpenter, r. 3 Minna
Sullivan Dennis, shoemaker Bryant & Mullin, r. Oak-
land
Sullivan Dennis, teamster, r. 911 Sansome
Sullivan Dennis D., butcher, r. 21 Clint >n
Sullivan Dennis J., steamtitter P. M. SS. Co., r. 229
Perry
Sullivan Dennis W., musioian, r. 1408 Folsom
Sullivau D. J., laborer, r. r)3(i)i Jessie
Sullivan E. Mrs., r. 101 Ash Av
Sullivan Edward, assistant cashier Keane BroB., r. 808
Mission
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
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FOR GAS, STEAM AND ^VATER.
Pipe Fittinsa, all Sizes.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Sullivan Edward, bookkeeper, r. 829 Valencia
Sullivan Edward, laborer Mechanics' Mill, r. 24
Everett
Sullivan Edward O., barber, r. SE cor Dominica and
St. John
Sullivan Edward TV., teamster, r. 658 Foleom
Sullivan Eliza J. Miss, teacher languages, r. 1609 Ma-
son
Sullivan Elizabeth, widow, r. 272 Minna
Sullivan Ellen, widow, r. 1618 Buchanan
Sullivan Ellen, widow, r. S s Santa Clara, bet Con-
necticut and Missouri
Sullivan Ellen, liquor saloon, 425 Pacific, r. 9 Mont-
gomery Court
Sullivan Ellen Miss, bookbinder, r. 18173^ Powell
Sullivan Esther Mrs., bakery, 3102 Geary
Sullivan Eugene, blacksmith, and stoker Engine No.
1, r. 930 Montgomery
Sullivan Eugene, bookkeeper Otto Guy, r. 110 Taylor,
rear
Sullivan Eugene, packer McCarthy Bros. & Co., r.
2431 Larkin
Sullivan Eugene, painter, r. 1 Maria
Sullivan Eugeue, porter, r. 446 Jessie
Sullivan Eugene J., blacksmith, r. 174 Perry
Sullivan Eugene P., shipping clerk Heywood Bros.
& Co., r. 326 Ellis
Sullivan Eugene V., night inspector Custom House,
r. 357 Eleventh
Sullivan F., seaman stmr Alex. Duncan
Sullivan Florence, horsefihoer, 1123 Market,, r. 26
Turk
Sullivan Florence Rev., S. J., clergyman St. Ignatius
College, 214 Hayes
Sullivan Florence J., lamplighter, r. 1117 Treat At
Sullivan Florence J., teamster, r. 410 Chestnut
Sullivan Frances, widow, r. 27 Jj Bausch,rear
Sullivan Frances Miss, dressmaker, r. W b Utah, bet
Nevada and Sonoma
Sullivan Francis J., r. 1105 Van Ness Ay
Sullivan Frank, seaman, r. 625 Davis
Sallivan Frank J., attorney at law, 130-132
Phelan Bldg, r. SE cor Oak and Webster
Sullivan Frank L., compositor Alta
Sullivan George, r. 101 Ash Av
Sullivan George, blacksmith, Langton, bet Bryant
and Harrison
Sullivan George, distributor La Grande Laundry
Sullivan George F., clerk, r. 311 Sutter
Sullivan George J., painter A. Folsom & Son, r. 613
Post
Sullivan George 3., with Lebenbaum Bros., r. 920
Sutter
Sullivan Giles O., engineer Columbia Foundry, r.
4.i3)4 Tthama
Sullivan Grace, widow, r. 611 Maxon
Sullivan Grace Mrs., ladies' hairdresser. 1737 Market
Sullivan Hannah, widow, r. 423 H Powell
Sullivan Hnnnah, cook William J. Bally, r. 54 First
Sullivan Hannah, domestic 699 Polk
Sullivan Hanora, widow, r. 664 Minna
Sullivan Henry, painter A. Folsom & Son, r. 448 Sixth
Sullivan Hen-y K.. 1h borer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Tennessee, bet Sierra and Nevada
Sullivan Humphrey, bellman, r. NE cor Buchanan
and Birch Av
Sullivan J., r. 2501 Greenwich
Sullivan James, r. 21 H West Mission
Sullivan James, r. 3-34 Sutter
Sullivan James, blacksmith S. A. Winall. r. 317 Third
Sullivan James, brasEfiuisher Joseph R03 lance, r. 522
Folsom
Sullivan James, borseshoer, and extraman Hose No.
1, r. 112 JackHou
Sullivan James, laborer, r. 12 }< Hunt
Sullivan James, laborer, r. 726 Clementina
Snlliviin James, laborer, r. W s Michigan, bet Napa
and Shasta
Sullivan James, lamplighter, r. NW cor Twenty-
fifth and Alabama
Sullivan James, marblepolisher Rnffino & Bianchl, r.
2 Boardman PI
Sullivan James, salesman Keane Bros., r. 808 Mission
Sullivan James, salesman Sullivan's Cloak and Suit
House, r. 213 Leavenworth
Sullivan James, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsbnrg & Co.,
r. 1717 J4 Mission
Sullivan James, shoemaker Orin Jones & Co., r. 140
Natoma
Sullivan James, telegraph operator, r. 1019 Wash-
ington
Sullivan James, tinner, r. 6 Rincon Av
Sullivan James Mrs., stamping and embroidery, 834
Sutter
Sullivan James B., grainer, r. 926 Fell
Sullivan James D., engineer Baldwin Gas House, t. 8
Silver
Snlli-ran James P., physician, oflBce and r. 1105
Van Ness Av, oflSce hours 1 to 3 p. m. and 6 to 8
in the evening
Sullivan James F., printer, r. 1122 Broadway
Sullivan James H., carpenter, r. 27 Hill
Sullivan James H., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 8
Beaver
Sullivan James J., r. 926 Fell
Sullivan James J., r. 1017 Polk
Sullivan James P., porter, r. 1737 Market
Sullivan Jeremiah, r. 21 West Mission
Sullivan Jeremiah, canvasser, r. 11 Elizabeth
Sullivan Jeremiah deckhand stmr C.tyof Stockton
Sullivan Jeremiah, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. N
E Sierra, bet Kentucky and Tennessee
Sullivan Jeremiah, foundryman Union Iron Works
Sullivan Jeremiah, gardener, r. 1121 Mission
Sullivan Jeremiah, harness oil manufacturer,
510 Francisco
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 6 Billings PI
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 341 Shipley •
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 539 Second
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 558 Natoma, rear
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer Pioneer White Lead
Works, r. 142 Clara
Sullivan Jeremiah, melter, r. 506 Natoma
Sullivan Jeremiah, miner, r. 620 J6 Minna
Sullivan Jeremiah, miner, r. 708 !« Tehama
Sullivan Jeremiah, painter, r. 2721 Folsom
Sullivan Jeremiah, stevedore, r. 7 Billings PI
Sullivan Jeremiah, tanner Christian Hellwlg, r. 49
Juniper
Sullivan Jeremiah, teamster, r. 109 Morris At
Sullivan Jeremiah, teamster Alexander Jansen, r. 605
Shotwell
Sullivan Jeremiah C, carpenter, r. 112 Fell
Sullivan Jeremiah C, clerk U. S. Pension Agency, r.
Oakland
Sullivan Jeremiah D., attorney at law, 8-10
Montgomery Block, r. 314 Oak
Sullivan Jeremiah F., Judge Superior Court,
Department 2, chambers New City Hall, second
floor, r. 1624 Jackson
Sullivan Jeremiah F., painter, 510 Market, r.
2721 Folsom
Sullivan Jeremiah F,, shoerQaker, r. 216 Duncan
Sullivan Jeremiah H., r. 1450 Minna
Sullivan Jeremiah J., groceries and liquors, 1130
Folsom
Sullivan Jeremiah J., laborer, r. 219 Langton
Sullivan Jeremiah J., nurse. Twenty-sixth Street
Hospital
Sullivan Jeremiah P., r. SW cor Union and Pierce
Sullivan J. J., laborer, r. 5'29 Valencia
Sullivan J. Jerome, capitalist, r. 1116 Bush
Sullivan Johanna, widow, r. 1910 Broderick, rear
Sullivan John, r. 41 M Clara
Sullivan John, blacksmith Central KB., r. 1310 Laurel
At
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Canopies for Lodges, Societies, etc.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
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NEXT ABOVE PAUICE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufactnrers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? MarM SI
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Sullivan John, boatman, r. 429 Francisco
Sullivan John, butcher, r. Bahama, nr Yazoo
Sullivan Juhn, carcleaner S. P. Co., r. 510 Twenty-
fourth
Sullivan John, carpenter, r. NE cor Buchanan and
Birch Av
Sullivan John, clerk, r. 1033 Montgomery
Sullivan John, collector estate John Sullivan, r. 610
Ntttoma
Sullivan John, expressman, SE cor California and
Polk, r. 151'2 Vallejo
Sullivan John, tircman S. F. Oas Light Co., r. N s
Sierra bit Michigan and Georgia
Sullivan John, groceries, 649 Stevenson
Sullivan John, harnessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co., r.
542 Minua
SULLIVAN JOHN.
and mover, 318 Thirteenth, bet Folaoni
and Harrison
Sullivan John, janitor Sacred Heart College, SE cor
Eddy nud Larkin
Sullivan John, janitor Washington Grammar School,
r. 22 Bernard
Sullivan John, laborer, r. 5 Ivy Av
Sullivan John, laborer, r. 46 Everett
Sullivan John, laborer, r. 313 Foisom
Sullivan John, laborer, r. 409 Twenty-fourth
Sullivan John, laborer, r. 620?i Natoma
Sullivan John, laborer, r. 1317 Harrison
Sullivan John, laborer Metropolitan Match Factory,
r. S K Santa Clara, bet Connecticut and Missouri
Sullivan John, laborer 8. F. Cordage Factory, r. W s
Kentucky, bet Sierra and Nevada
Sullivan John, longshoreman, r. 261 First
Sullivan John, longshoreman, r. 430 Brannan
Sullivan John, lumberman A. M. Simpson * Bro.
Sullivan John, molder Frank Bardez, r. 1608 Kearny
Sullivan John, painter, r. 871 Market
Sullivan John, pressman P E. Dougherty & Co., r.
829 Valencia
Sullivan John, policeman, r. 1936 Jessie
Sullivan John, salesiuiin, r. 1111 Broadway
Siillivau John, seaman, r. 710 Howard
Sullivan John, shoemaker S. Marks, r. 51 Stevenson
Sullivan John, Rtonemaaou, r. 434 Steveijson
Sullivan John, teamster, r. 27)4 Rausch, rear
Sullivan John, truukmaker J. B. Hyland, r. 117 Morris
Av
Sullivan John, watchman, r. 357 Twelfth
Sullivan John, wood and coal, cor Natoma and La-
fayette, r. 1013 Natoma
Snllivau John A., r. 1218 Twenty-first
Sullivan John A., laater Buckingham k Hecht, r. 1608
Dolores
Sullivan John D., superintendent* U. W. Boot and
Shoe Co., r. 1029 Capp
Sullivan John D., tailor, r. 242 Langton
Sullivan John E., teamster J. J. Duffy & Co., r. 107
Ash Av
Sullivan John F., carriagesmith A. Foisom & Son, r.
613 Post
Sullivan John F., stevedore, r. 12 Freelon
Sullivan Jnhn F., teamster Sullivan, Kelly & Co., r.
1130 Market
Sullivan John F. Jr., attorney at law, 331 Montgom-
ery, rooms 30-31, r. 12 Freelon
Sullivan John H., gastiiter, r. 620ii Minna
Sullivan John H., stableman, r. 702 Eddy
Sullivan John J., assistant pastor Mission Dolores
Church, r. Dolores, bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Sullivan John J., clerk Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
.544 Ash Av
Sullivan John J., gasfltter, and extraman Engine No.
3, r. 1314 Hyde
Sullivan John J., longshoreman, r. 163 First
Sullivan John J., machinist Fulton Iron Worka, r. 633
Twenty-third
FRATINGER & CO.
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MALE AT SHOETEST NOTICE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
MARBLE WASH STANDS,
WASH BAKIN.«. BAMI7V fOCKN.
Lane's Sanitary Basin Trap elTecinally eiclQiles sewer m
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1^60. Telephone 315.
Sullivan John J., painter, r. 1817 '■i Powell
Sullivan John J., sbeetiron worker, r. 22 Tehama
Sullivan John J., shoemaker, r. 1608 Dolores
Sullivan John J., tinsmith 8. P. Co., r. 024 Fourth
Sullivan John J., tailor. 719 Davis, r. 242 Langton
Sullivan John M., blacksmith, r. 433 Fifteenth
Sullivan John M., blacksmith, r 1624 Mission
Sullivan John M., tenmater, r. 22 Bernard
SullivHu John S., whipmaker Main & Winchester, r.
1117 Treat Av
Sullivan John T., bookkeeper, r. 926 Fell
Sullivan John T. , boots and shoes, 20 Fourth,
factory NE cor Battery and Jackson, r. 1K21 Baker
Sullivan John T. painter B. L. Brandt, r. 8 Jane PI
Sullivan John W., tanner, r. 706 Brannan
Sullivan John X., teamster Sullivan, Kelly & Co., r.
U:iO Market
Sullivan Joseph, box maker A. Waldsteln, r. 168X
Silver
Sullivan Joseph, carpenter, r. 1124 54 Alabama
Sullivan Joseph, tailor, 34 Third, r. 625 Turk
Sullivan Joseph F., packer S. H. Tyler & Son, r. 1424
Washington
Sullivau Jos.'ph F., seaman, r. 239 Fifth
Sullivan Joseph P., tanner Cornelius McCarthy, r. 706
Brannan
Sullivan J. P., dentist, r. 1800 Union
Sullivan Julia, widow, r. 435 Ji Stevenson
Sullivau Julia widow, r. 722 Grove
Sullivan Julia, domestic 521 Howard
Sullivan Julia, domestic 1910 Broderlok, rear
Sullivan Julia Miss, tailoress, r. 613 Linden Av
Sullivan Kate Miss, bookbinder, r. 1817 )< Powell
Sullivan Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 101 AshAv
Sullivan Kate M.. domestic 127 Eleventh
Sullivan Katherine, widow, r. 830 Pacific
SULLIVAN, KELLY & CO.
(C. D. O'SuIlivan and James R. Kelly)
paints, oils and gflaas, and proprietors
Union White Lead Worlcs and Pacific
Color Worlcs, 831 Battery, offlce and
salesroom 112-114 California
Sullivan K. P. Mis., widow, r. 2.^ Ninth
Sullivan Lawrence P., teamster, r. 162 First
Sullivan Louisa, seamstress, r. 1128 Pacific
Sullivan M. Miss, dressmaking, 121 Post
Sullivan Maggie, dressmaker, r. 720 Howard
Sullivan Maggie Miss, r. 636 Fulton
Sullivan Maggie Miss, ironer La Grande Laundry
Sullivan Margaret, widow, r. 15 Alvarado, rear
Sullivan Margaret, widow, r. 318 ^ Clementina
Sullivan Margaret, widow, r. 706 Brannan
Sullivan Margaret, widow, r. 1817 M Powell
Sullivan Margaret, widow, r. W s Georgia, bet Sierra
and Shasta, rear
Sullivan Margaret Miss, r. 810 Bush
Sullivan Margart-t Mrs., r. 1805 Greenwich
Sullivau Mary, widow, r. 409 Twenty-fourth
Sullivan Mary, widow, r. 5.55 Stevenson
Sullivan Mary, widow, r. 911 Vallejo
Sullivan Mary, widow, r. 1207 Steiner
Sullivan Mary, widow, r. 1608 Kearny
Sullivan Mary, widow, Uundress, r. 1821 Howard
Sullivan Mary, domestic 829 Greenwich
Sullivan Mary, chambermaid 'Ihe Baldwin
Hullivan Mary Miss, furnlKbed rooms, 79 Jessie
Sullivan Mary Mrs., r. 6 Bowie Av
Sullivan Mary Mrs., r. 21 West Mission
Sullivan Mary Mrs., groceries, 2l!i Tenth
Sullivan Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 162 First
Sullivan Mary A. Miss, vestmaker, r. 8 Jane PI
Sullivan Mary E. Mls^, bookbinder, r. 829 Valencia
Sullivan Mary H., r. 110 Prospect PI
Sullivan Mary J. Miss, talloress, r. W a Utah, bet
Nevada and Sonoma
Sullivan Mary J. Miss, waitress Patrick Reams, r. W
8 Oeorglii, bet Sierra and Shasta
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CALIFORNIA
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GALVANIZED AND COMMON
Slxeet Iroxx
All Sizes and A'nuibers.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET,
Snllivsn Matthew, butcher, r. 7 Bowie Av
Sulltvan Matthew, laborer, r. KIH Linden At
Sullivan Mat. hew, launrlry, 535 Mission
Sullivan Matthew, printer, r. 1220 Powell
BuUivan Matthew C, driver Hose No. 7. r. Tennes-
pee, bet Sierra aud Napa
Sullivan Mattliew I., attorney at law, 331 Moni-
Komery, rooms 6-7, r. 1218 Twenty-fir^t
Bullivan M»tthew J., liyery stable, 3014 Sixteenth, r.
1209 Folsom
Sullivan Maurice, barnessmaker E. T. Stier, r. 538
Fourth
Sullivan Maurice, deputy Sheriff, r. 448 Sixth
Sulliyan Maurice J., dentist. 30 Pott r. 724 Gough
Sullivan Maurice J., policeman, r. 1025 Pacific
Sullivan Minnie L. Miss, teacher music, r. 1936 Jessie
Sullivan Miihael, r. 1218 Twenty-first
Sullivan Michael (Sullivan & Woodside) r. 229 Jeesle
BnlliTan Michael, bartender, r. 12 Broadway
Sullivan Mi. hael, boilermaker, r. 1340 Alabama
Sullivan Michael, cook, r. 141 Satoma
Sullivan Michael, cook Oscar Ohnstein, r. 249 Fourth
Sullivan Michael, farmer, r. E s San Bruno Boad, ur
Cortland Av
Sullivan Michael, laborer, r. 30 V Freelon
Sullivan Michael, laborer, r. 5b2 Natonja
Sullivan Michael, laljonr S. F. Ghr Light Co., r. E a
Tennessee, bet Sierra and Nevada
Sullivan Michael, longshoreman, r. 514 Green
Sullivan Mic hael, longshoreman, r. 1017 Battery
Sullivan Michael, liquor saloon, 18 Taylor, r. 655)4
Natoma
Sullivan Michael, liquor saloon, 522 First
Sullivan Michael, mining, r. 562 Natoma
Sullivan Michael, molder, r. 315 First
Sullivan Michael, surveyor, r. 28 Ritch
Sullivan Michael A., laborer freiijht depot 8. P. Co.
Sullivan Michael F., tanner, r. 706 Braunan
Sullivan Miihael H., horseshoer, r. 322 M Ivy At
Sullivan Michael J., letter earner Post Ofiace, r. 2113
Jones
Sullivan MichaelJ., liquor saloon, r. 294 Twenty-
second
Sullivan Michael J., painter, 217 Ellis, r. 448 Sixth
Sullivan Michael J., teamster, r. 1011 McAllister
Sullivan Michstel L.. laborer, r. 522M Ninth
Sullivan Myles J., clerk, r. liiOS Dolores
Sullivan Neal, r. N s Preelta Av, nr Mission
Sullivan Nellie, widow, r 9 Montgomery Court
Sullivan Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. Kil Ash At
Sullivan Nellie Miss, dressmakins.', 168}« Silver
8ulliv!in Nellie Miss, finisher Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 115 Oak
Sullivan Nellie Mrs., lodgings, 808 Mission
Sullivan Nellie F. Miss, teacher Mission Grammar
School, r, 1936 Jessie
Sullivan Nora, domestic 528 Goldeq Gate Av
Sullivan Nora Miss with Puc. Dye Works, r. 1711
Market
Sullivan Nora A. Mi!=s. r. 811 Pranklin
Sullivan Nora G. Miss, teacher Mission Grammar
School, r. 1936 Jessie
Sullivan Nora H. Miss, seamstress, r. 162 First
Sullivan Nora M. Miss, teacher Mission Primary
School, r. 1218 Twenty-first
Sullivan Patrick, blacksmith P. J. O'Brien & Sons, r.
1310Lauiel Av
Sullivan Patrick, butcher, r. 259 Austin
Sullivan Patrick, clerk, r. 50 Everett
Sullivan Patrick, helper Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E 8 Illi-
nois, bet Napa and Lena PI
Sullivan Patri. k, hostler, r. 24 Turk
Sullivan Patrick, housemover, r. 221 Tenth
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, r. 216}^ Francisco
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, r. 316 Jessie
Sullivan Patrick, labor" r, r. 539 Second
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, r. 6*8 Mission
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, r. 720)4 Bryant
Snlllvan Patrick, liquor saloon, 12 Broadway
Sullivan Patrick, liquor saloon, 35 Louisa
Sullivan Patrick, livery stable, lnlO Howard
Sullivan Patrick, metil roofer, r. 27 }i Kuusch
Sullivan Patrick, with Sachs, Bros. & Co., r. 1024
Florida
Sullivan Patrick, stavedore, r. SW cor Sanchea and
Eighteenth
Sullivan Patiick, teamster R. Tiernan & Co., r. 17 Al-
varado
Sullivan Patrick, trackman Omnibus RR.
Sullivan Patrick D., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Duncan »nd Dolores
Sullivan Patrick H., plasterer E. M. Gallagher, r.l608
Dolores
Sullivan Patrick J., clerk, r. NW cor Steiner and
Waller
Sullivan Patrick J., fur dresser, r. W s Juniper, bet
Bryant and Harrison
Sullivan Patrick J., upholsterer, 801 Hyde, r lOOO
Sutter
Sullivan Peter, paver, r. 644 Ash Av
Sullivan Peter, seaman, r. 54 S.icramento
Sullivan Peter, shoemaker Cahu, Nickelsbnrg k, Co.,
r. 6 Bowie Av
Snllivan Peter J., notary public and real estate
121 Post, r. 1430 McAllister
Sullivan P. J., laborer, r. 24 Washington At
Sullivan P. T., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Sullivan Richard, blacksmith, r. NW cor Fourth and
Mission
Sullivan Richard, driver, r. 760 Twent.v-second
Sullivan Rich«rd, liquor saloon, 350 Fifth
Sullivan Robert, carpenter, r.829 Valencia
Sullivan Robert, teamster, r. 118 )$ Welsh
Sullivan Robert T., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service,
r. San Leandro
Sullivan Samuel C, teamster Cahn, Nickelsburg &
Co., r. 544 Ash Av
Sullivan Samuel H., barber, r. 24 ii Langton
Sullivan Sylvester, painter, and foreman Hose No. 1,
r. 427 Kearny
Sullivan T., laborer Pac. Box Factory
Sullivan T. D. Mrs., widow, r. NE cor Twenty-fourth
and S m Jose Av
Sullivan Terrence, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 20 Lily At
Sullivan Therese M. Mrs., teacher North Cosmopoli-
tan Grammar School, r. 1419 Washington
Sullivan Thomas, expressman, SW cor Third and Fol-
som, r. 9H Langton, rear
Sullivan Thomas, fireuiau stmr Newport, r. 174 Perry
Sullivan Thomas, r. 26 Alabama
Sullivan Thomas, laborer, r. 22 Harriet
Sullivan Thomas, laborer, r. 429 Francisco
Sullivan Thomas,»laborer, r. 515 Howard
Sullivan Thomas, machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
Handley House
Sullivan Tiiomas, shoemaker T7. W. Boots and Shoe
Co., r. S s Twenty-sixth, bet Church and Dolores
Sullivan Thomas, teamister McNab & Smith, r. 4 Clin-
ton
Sullivan Thomas, woolsorter Thomas Bailey & Co.,
r. 918 Howard
Sullivan Thomas B., clerk A. F. Nye & Co., r. 13U
Hyde
Sullivan Thomas G.. groceries and liquors, 8E cor
Thirteenth and Mission
Sullivan Thomas H., gasfitter A. F. Nye & Co., r. 1422
Broadway
Sullivan Thomas J., molder Union Iron Works, r. 174
Perry
Sullivan Thomas M., salesman Sullivan's Cloak and
Suit House, r. Occidental Hotel
Sullivan Thomas P., bookkeeper A. C. Dietz & Co., r.
Alameda
Sullivan Timothy, eaner S. F. and Pac. Glass Works,
r. 136 Perry
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' AND YOUTHS' SUITS
AT
THE HASTINGS."
nPEEUL Fill III. Cl. 01 LDraH
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. 0. DORNIN. Manager
mt SZZTOK, AssL Uaugei
.HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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Sullivan Tiniotby, csrdriver. r. 1826)4 Bush
Sullivan Timothy, cuiitmctor and builder, r. 20 Las-
hie
Sullivan Timothy, lnhor^r, r. 120 Ivy Av
Sullivan Timothy, laborer r. 200 Tehama
Sullivan Timothy, laborer, r. 310 Tehama
Sullivan Timothy, laborer, r. Slti Orove
Sullivitn Timothy, luborer, r. 649 Stevendon
Sullivan Timothy, luboer, r. Wil Misslorv
SullivHn Timothy, millhaud Cul. Mill, r.732 Clemen-
tina
Sullivan Timothy, plasterer, r. 613 Linden At
Sullivan TIniotliy, Boiipmaker. r. 8 Potter
Sullivan Timothy, teamster, r. 6(i6 Seventh
Sullivan Timothy, tiamster S. F. Slock Brewery, r.
771 Harrison
SnlliTKU Tiiiiolhy T>.. butcher, r. 110 Langton
Sullivan Timothy D.. livery aiable, 836 Howard
Sullivan Timothy E., bartender Michael Sullivan, r.
461 Minna
Sullivan Timothy F., wire worker Cal. Wire WorkB,
r. 1'214 Green
Sullivan Timothy J., marble cutter, r. 32 Converse
Sullivan Timothy J., shipwright, r. 509 Fell
Sullivan WhUit, compositor, r. cor Nye and Congdon,
Collece HoiiieMeiid
Sullivan WhU. r H., physician, r. 20.'i Third
SulIivHU WelUiiBton. porter, r. 9 Everett
Sullivan William (Sullivan * Burns) r. 313 Howard
Sullivan William, contractor, r. 6 Meacham PI
Sullivan William, elevator man W. W. Montague &
Co.. r. 11)4 Minna
Sullivan William, hostler, r. 332 Buah
Sullivan William, lauudryman Lick Laundry, r. 216>4
FrHucisco
Sullivan Wi'llam, machinist, r. 1002 Nntoma
Sullivan William, salesman P. Flauigau, r. 620^
Minna
Sullivan William, shoemaker, 1424 Washington
Sullivan William, tanner Christian Hellwig, r. 49
Juniptr
Sullivan William, tanner D. Callahan, r. W a Dtah,
hi t Nevada and Sonoma
Sullivan William A., liquor saloon, 215 Sixth
Sullivan William P., boatman, r. 4'.'9 Francisco
Sullivan William D., shademaker £. M. Gaskin, r. 23
Minna
Sullivan William J., r. 724 Gough
Sullivan William J., painter, r. 132V5 Oak, rear
Sullivan William J., public weigher Washington St.
Wharf, r. Arlington, nr Twenty-third
Sullivan William J., workman U. S. Mint, r. 649 Ste-
venson
Sullivan William P., Bhoemnker, r. 620 Ivy Av
Sullivan William P. Jr., cashier Eeaue Bros., r. 42
Julia
Sullivan * Bums (William Sullivan and Edward A.
Burns) hortseshiw rs, 670 Mission
Sullivan «: Farley (John F. Farley) liquor saloon, 206
Sutter
Sullivan & Woodside (Michael Sullivan and Alex-
and'-r F. Woodside) horseshoers, 162:J Mission
O'Sullivan
SnLLIVAN'S CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE,
Kelly «fc Lilebes proprietors, -^vholegnle
and retail dealers Indies' and cliilldren's
cloakg and suits, 12U Kearny
Bully Henry, brassfinisher Thomas Day & Co. (lim-
ited) r. 1210 Larkiu, rear
Sully lohn A., br.issflnisther Thomas Day & Co. (lim-
ited) r. 1210 Larkin. rear
Sulphur Bank Qniiktiilver .Minins Co. (Lake Co.,
Cal.) Thomas Wtntringham secretary, 306 Cali-
fornia
Rulsberg Charles, solicitor, r. 732 Sixteenth
SulKherg Charles F.. clerk, r. 7.12 Sixteenth
Bulsberg George J. H., engineer, r. 732 Sixteenth
DR. BAZAN'S
TSIEKMO-i;i.ECTUIC
RUSSIAN ail TURKISH BATHS
AIso Medicated and Electric Eatlis Giyen.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BOILERS and STOVES
Coimected lor Hoi and Cold Water m tlie test mannei.
WATEE BACKS, WATER HEATEKS,
Of all kinds made and repaired.
W. E. LANK,
PLUMBER, 608 KEARNY BTRBBT.
EstabllBheil 18fi0. Telephone 316.
SuUberg Uobert, marker U. S. Laundry, r. 732 Six-
teenth
SulFbers William, collector W. Westerfeld. r. 405
Waller
Sulsberg William F., clerk 'Walbel Bros., r. 732 Six-
teenth
Sultan Julius, cigar mnfr, 223 Califomis, r. 1208
Geary
Sulz John, cooper John Wieland Brewing Co., p. 239
Clementina
Rulzbacher Arnold, bartender, r. 614 Oreen
Summerfield A. Jr., wholesale and retail coal
dealer, and agent Crescent Coal Co., 35-37 Clay, r.
1211 Octavia
Summerfield Alice, teacher Grant Primary School, r.
601 Geary
Summerfield Herman (H. Roman & Co. and Summer-
field fc Roman) r 1523 Ellis
Suminertield Lesser (H. Roman k Co. and Summer-
field k Roman) r. 1523 Ellis
Summerfield Samuel, jeweler, r. 418 Post
Sumjnerfield Jt Roman (Herman and Lesser Summer-
field and Bruno Roman) clothing and furnishing
goods, 942 Market
Snminerha.vs Harry, clerk, r 102 Fifth
Sunimerhays Samuel, photographer, 612 Clay, r. East
Berkeley
Summerlisys William, foreman Bacon k Co., r. East
Berkeley
Summers Augustus P.. clerk, r. B20 Bnsh
Summers Consolidated Mill and Mining Co. (Mono
Co., Cal.) F. E. Lutey secretjiry, 30 Pine, room 6
Summers Frederick, jeweler, 626 Jessie
Summers Georue, salesman Heiman Bros,, r. cor
First and Folsom
Summers George, laborer Frank P, McLennan, r.
Mission Road, nr Five Mile House
Summers .lames, teamster C. Nielsen & Co.
Summers -lohn, r. 77 Brady
Summers L. Mrs., varieties 189 Gough
Summers L^uis, helper A. Borella & Co., r. 216 Ninth
Summers Mary A., widow, r. 1141 Valencia
Summers Rifus A. A., teamster Spring Valley W. W.
r. Ocean View
Summers William, laborer, r. 607 Pine
B^" Summers. See Soiuers and Sommers
Summeiton George (Henry Coubrough & Co.) r. 1416
Hyde
Summerville Albert, clerk Bennett Bros., r. 322 Ful-
ton
Suramerville Alexander, laborer, r. 417 Minna
Summerville Edwrd. driver Owen Riley, r. Woolsey,
nr Girard, U. M. T.
Summerville Horace, steward R. Stege, r. 260 Minna
Summerville Matelde, widow, r. 611 Greenwich
Summerville Thomas, r 40 Louisa
Summerville Thomas, laborer, r. 631 Stevenson
ay Summerville. See Somerville
Summit Gold Mining Co. (Mono Co.. Cal.) O. W.
S< ssions secretary, 62-63 Nevada Block
Summit Ice Co., Charles A. Grow secretary, 18-20
Phelan Bldg
Sumner Cliarles, janitor, r. 27 Stone
Sumner Charles A., attorney at law, 310 Pine, room
45, r. 1011 Green
Sumiier Edward, r. 514 Capp
Sumner Frank W, (W. B. Sumner 4 Co.) r. 810 Van
Ne>8 Av
Sumner Jo-^eph, mnfr tinware, 1309 Mission, r. 142
Seventh
Sumner Samuel B., reporter, r. 305 Bush
Sumner W. B. & Co. (William B. and Frank W.
Sumner) hides, leather, tallow, wool and akins,
415 Front
Sumner William, r. 19 Hinckley
Sumner William, contractor and builder, 2 Martha PI
Sutiii.er William B. (W. B. Sumner k Co.) r. 810 Van
Ness Av
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 F!RST ST.
TELSFHONB 82.
PRINTERS. ETC,
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. OAVIS, City Agent,
429 CalUomia, Street.
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punaps,
Suction and Force.
FOR HAND, WXtiD-mil^l. AND POTTER,
ALL, SIZES.
809, SU, 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Sun Fire Office of London, Hagan&Rothchild agents'
322 California
Sun Insurance Co., C. L. Taylor president, E.
E. Potter secretary, 428 California
Sun Mutual Insurance Co. (of New Orleans)
Joseph C. Jennings & Co. general agents, 317
California
Sun Publishing Co. (William T. Manning) publishers
The Weekly Sun, 2148 Mission
Sun The Weekly, Sun Publishing Co. publish-
ers. 2148 Mission
Sunberg Jennie, domestic 629 Guerrero
Sundberg John, musician, r. 12 Washington
Sundberg John C, physician, 121 Montgomery
Sundberg John R., tailor, r. 450 Jessie
Sundberpr Peter G., liquor saloon, 47 Sacramento
Sundell Frank C, upholsterer, 1204 Pacific
Sunderland Erskine M., weigher, r. 103 Grove
Sunderland M. H., commercial traveler, r. 595 Ellis
Sundland Abraham, tearher music, r. 506 M Grove
Sundland Max, porter Herman Heyneman, r. 5Q6}i
Grove
Sundland William, r. 506}^ Grove
Sundquist Ei ick, clerk John A. Berg, r. 29 Ritch
Sundsteii Lena, domestic 222 San Jose Av
Sungren S. N., seaman stmr City of Chester, r. cor
Jackson and Driimra
Sunkel J., machinist S. F. Tool Co.
Sunset Telephone-Telegraph Co., John I.
Sabin vice-president and general manager, execu-
tive office 323 Pine, branch offi.es 961 Mission,
cor Mission and Twentieth, S P. Go's building,
room 16, cor California and Fillmore, 833 Sutter,
cor Powell and Union, and Butchertown
Superintendent Common Schools City and
County, new City Hall, third floor
Superintendent Construction New City
Hall, office new City Hall, first floor
Superintendent Public Streets, Hlg^h-vrays
and Squares, new City Hall, basement
Superintendent V. S. Mint, office NW cor Mis-
sion and Fifth
Superintendent XT. S. RailTvay Mall Ser-
vice, office Post Office Building
Superior Court, Department I, (criminal and
civil) Thomas K. Wilson judge. New City Hall,
second floor; a, Jeremiah F. Sullivan judge. New
City Hall, second floor; 3, John F. Finn judge.
New City Hall, second floor; 4, J. G. Maguire
judge. New City Hall, second floor; 5, John Hunt
Jr. judge. New City Hall, third floor: «, William
T. Wallace judge. New City Hall, third floor; 7,
T. H. Rearden judge. New City Hall, third floor;
8, F. W. Lawler judge. New City Hall, second
floor ; 9, (probate) James V. Coff^ey judge and pre-
siding judge. New City Hall, second floor, 10, (in-
solvency! Walter H. Levy judge. New City Hall,
second-floor; 11, (criminal) D. J. Toohy judge.
Old City Hall, second floor; 18, (criminal) D. J.
Murphv judge. Old City Hall, second flour.
Supprior Mill and Mining Co. (El Dorado Co., Cal.)
J, M. Bufflngton secretary, 309 California, rooms
3-4
Supervising Inspector U.S. Steam Vessels,
office U. 8. Appraisers' Building
Supervisors Board of, office New City Hall, sec-
• ond floor
Supple David, policeman, r. 206 Chentnut
Supple Thomas H., compositor, r. 821 Filbert
Supreme Court Commissioners, D. B. Woolf
secretary, 121 Post
Supreme Court Library, 121 Post
Supreme Court ot California, chambers 121
Post
Suren Joseph, steward Page & Falch, r. 251 Steven-
son
Surre.tt Lawrence, washer F. M. Chapman, r. 719
O-Farrell
Surveyor City and County, new City Hall,
third floor
Surveyor-General United States, office 610
Commercial
Surveyor Port of San Francisco, office Cus-
tom House, second floor
Susa Frank, laborer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 309 Filbert
Susan August, fireman, r. 319 Green
Su^an Daniel, carpenter, r. 2116 Jones
Susan Sanders, carpenter, r. 2116 Jones
Susan William, carpenter, r. 12 Anthony
Susenbeth John C, secretary The Independent Auto-
matic Portable Gas Works, 113 Phelan Bldg. r.
221 J^ Fulton
Susmann Philip (Susmann & Dixon) r. 904 Van Neag
Av
Susmann & Dixon (Philip Susmann and Samuel Dix-
on) stock brokers, 3!8 Montgomery
t^ Susman. See Sussman
Suss Alexander, bookkeeper D. N. & E. Walter & Co.,
r. 410 Taylor
Suss Frederick, cellarman 8. F. Stock Brewery, r. 226
Francisco
Siisser Charles, coppersmith, r. 82154 Montgomerr
Sussklnd Bernard, cordmaker M. Ettinger, r. 306 Six-
teenth
Sussman Samuel (M Ehrman & Co.) r. 1819 Octavia
B^" Sussman. See Susman
Susulich Steve, cook, r. 519 Sacramento
Sutcliffe James, varieties, 1629 Geary
autclifife William, blacksmith, r. 462M Tehama
l3^-Sutcliffe. See Sutliff
Suter B. Mrs., r. 317 Bush
Suter Henry, clerk, r. 6 Maiden Lane
Suter Daniel (Loewentlial & Suter) attorney at law,
214 Sansome, rooms 13-14, r. 317 Bush
Suter Henry, machinist, r. 1305 Powell
Suter Samuel, machinist, r. 809 Montgomery Av
^Suter. See Sutter
Sutherland A., clerk Murphy. Grant & Co., r. 328
Geary
Sutherland Adam T., bookkeeper I. S. Van Winkle k
Co..r. Oakland
Sutherland A. E., teacher Redding Primary School,
r. 1148 Sutter
Sutherland Alexander J., engineers storekeeper P. M.
SS. Co'8 Wharf, r. 473 Haight
Sutherland Andrew D., painter, r. 10 San Antonio
Sutherland Charles, shipwright, r. 308Beale
Sutherland Edwin, office 503 California, r. Oakland
Sutherland Frederick E., attorney at law, 323 Kearnr,
r. 2103 Bush
Sutherland Hester M., stenographer Madison & Barke,
r. Oakland
Sutherland James, laborer S. P. Co., r. 35 Welsh
Sutherland James B., miller, r. 4 Ewer PI
Sutherland John J., grain dealer, r. 13 J4 Polk
Sutherland Robert conductor, r. 1504 Folsom
Sutherland Robert, plumber and gasfitter, r. 478
Haigbt
Sutherland Sunderland F., editor Dally Report, r. 426
Post
Sutherland William, transferer Schmidt Label and
Lithographic Co., r. 3« Welsh
Sutherland William David, journalist, r. 807 Kearny
Sutherland William G., painter, r. 10 San Antonio
Sutherland William G., salesman A. Crocker & Bros.,
r. 1412 Mason
Sutich Nicolo. cook Merino & Zaput, r. 232 Brannan
Sutliff Edgar, clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo k Co.,
r. 1148 Suit T
Sutliff Henry, cigars and tobacco, 316 and 832 Eeamy,
r. 7 Montgomery Av
Sutliff Thomas, clerk Henry Sutliff, r. 435 Pine
Suiliff ThomHS Jr., clerk Henry Sutliff, r. 435 Pine
l&"Sutliff. See Sutcliffe
Sutro Adolph, capitalist, r. Sutro Heights, opp Cliff
House
WHOLES AI.E AND KETAIL
W. ^ J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
aud Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
FPI IPCF FYTDA RRV f^'*" ^^^ ^°*^* ""'^^^ °^ cuwts. HockR, ) arpad haraszthy & co.,
LuLirOu LA I nH Un I IBurgundieB.Sauternes.PorU •ud Sherries f B30 WASHINOTOM STBEIT.
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Bntro Albert, office 408 Montgomery, r. 1017 Larkin
Butro Charles (Sutro k Co.) r. 118 Kills
Sutro Charles Jr., with Sutro b Co., r. 1610 Van Nesg
Av
Bntro Eniil (Sutro k Co.) r. 724 Turk
Sntro Eniil, with David Stem & Son
Sutro GustaT (Sutro fc Co.) r. 1610 Van Ness At
Butro Gustav Jr., with Sutro & Co., r. 724 Turk
Butro Theodore, r. 32« MoutRoniery
Butro Tunnel Co., Pelham W. Ames, secretary, 320
Sansnnie
Sntro <Sc Co. (Charles, Emll and Gustav Sutro)
bankers and brokers, 408 Montgomery
Satro's Library, 107 Battery
Butter Albert, butcher, r. 314 Sutter
Butter Alphonse, bookkeeper Cal. Cracker Co., r.
Oakland
Sutter County Land Co. The, George Theo-
bald .Jr. se<retarv, 419 California, rooms 4-6
Butter G. L., bartend'er Beth & Fricke, r. 615 Bush
Butter James, bookkeeper Hyams, Pauson & Co., r.
407 Mason
Butter Miiry, domestic 616 Chestnut
Sutter Street House, J. Serres & Co. proptrs, 308
Sutter
Sutter Str(>et Railroad Co., Hobert F. Mor-
row president, A. K. Stevens secretary, John
McCord superintendent, office SE cor Sutter and
Polk
tff" Sutter. See Suter
Sutthoff William, carpenter, r. 13. Pacific
Sutton Agnes, widow, r. 7 Isis
Sutton A. M. (Sutton * Beebe) r. Berkeley
ButtciU Charles, contractor, r. 919 Jones
Sutton Charles Jr. (Charles Sutton Jr. & Co.) r. 423
Twenty-second
Sutton Charles Jr. 4 Co. (Charles Sutton Jr.) mnfrs
oil clothing. 32 California
Button Edward F., carpenter, r. Laldley, nr Merced
Button Frederick A., compositor Evening Post, r.702J4
Bush
Button George C, surveyor Fire Underwriters In-
spection Bureau
Sutton H. W., teacher music, r. 32 Fourth
Sutton James E., mail clerk Call, r. 61 Jessie
Sutton James T;, bookkeeper Charles Nelson, r. Oak-
land
Button J. B., purser, r. 712 Golden Gate Av
Button J.J. Mrs., r. 102 Filth
Button John, bookkeeper W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
Oakland
Button John, laborer, r. 519 Mission
Button John, laborer Pac. Iron Works, r. 63Natoma
Button JoFeph, clerk William J. Adams, r. Oakland
Button Joseph B., salesman Joe Poheim, r. 534 Bush
Sutton Lawrence M., bookkeeper George F. Smith &
Co., r. 2514 Sacramento
Button Michael J., carpenter, r. Laidley, nr Merced
Button Patrick, carpenter, r. cor Twenty-ninth and
Mission
Button P< ter, laborer Eisdon I. and L. Works, r. 61
Jissie
Button S., assistant engineer stmr Starbuck
Button Scott, bookkeeper Lilieuthal & Co., r. 228
Page i
Button Tliomas, cook, r. 1300k Stockton
Sutton Walter, bookkeeper Kenton, Holmes & Co., r.
2514 Sacramento
Button William, bookkeeper John Kentfield k Co., r.
2514 Sacramento
Button William, scale expert W. B. Wilshire k Co., r.
Alameda
Button William H., porter Coghill k Simon, r. 2922
Sacramento
Sutton Si Beebe (A. M. Button and C. F. Beebe)
shipping and commission merchants, and con-
signees Sntton & Co. (New York and Philadel-
phia) 122 Front
FRATINGER & CO.
0]LaO.A.ZS.SE
07 ALL EESOEIPTIONS.
105 KEARNY STREET.
GAS, WATER and STEAM
FITTING,
In all its Branches, Well Done.
PLUMBER,
Establlahed
- l_ANE,
606 KEARNT STREETV
Telephone 315.
Sutton's Ulxpatclk Line, from New York and
Philadelpl.ia, Sutton & Beebe agents, 122 Front
Suydam .James H.. cashier Crocker k Suydam, r. 2034
Scott
Suydam James N. (Crocker k Buydam) r. 2034
Scott
Suydam Mary A. Mrs., r. 325 Fourth
Suza Frank, ironer La Grande Laundry
Suzzello George N., bartender, r. 6 Clay
Svawla Annie, domestic 426 Golden Gate Av
SveH Fire Inxurance Co. (of Gothenburg) J. M.
Philip general agent, 420 California
Svensen S., seaman, r. 324 Vallejo, rear
Sveusen Svcn, seaman (.tmr City of Chester
Svenson Carl, cigars and tobacco, 409 Sansome
Svenson John, carpenter F. W. Krogh k Co., r. 217
Second
l^T" Svenson. See Sevanson, Swensi n and Swenson
Svelovich Antonio, jeweler, r. 407 Twenty-fourth
Svetinlch Nicholas, shoemaker Thos. Lawrence, r.
507 Fulton
Svetinich Peter, restaurant, Hayes Valley Market, r.
507 Fulton
Svoy Edward, blower S. F. and Pac. Glass Works, r.
735 Brannan
Swaag Fred, hostler Omnibus RR.
Swabeck John, florists' wire work, 283 Stevenson
Swabel William, machinist, r. 2235 Geary
Swable George, molder Empire Foundry, r. 447 Stev-
enson
Swain A. G., bookkeeper Willcox & Glbbs Sewing
Machine Co., 124 Post, r. Oakland
Swain Alfred P., clerk A. G. Gurnett, r. Oakland
Swain Alvin, bookkeeper, r. 1864 Stevenson
Swain Ann, widow, r. 513 Lombard
S^valn Brothers (Edward K. and Frank A.) pro-
prietors Original Swain's Bakery. 213 Sutter
Swain Clarkson, civil engineer S. P. Co., NE cor
Fourth and Townsend, r. 610 Powell
Swain Clinton T., as!'i^^tant ticket agent Atlantic asd
Pacific RR., r. Oaliland
S-vrain Edtvard R., architect, 70 St. Ann's Bldg
(and Swain Bros.) r. 603 Polk
Swain Elliot W., machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. Oak-
land
SWAIN E. M. dentist, 803
Ho-warfl, cor Fourth, up stairs. Open
eveninffs and Sundays, gfas (;iven
Swain Frank A. (Swain Brothers) r. 1215 !< McAllister
Swain Frank K., salesman R. A. Swain k Co., r. 1616
Washington
Swain George, buyer Wild & Spear, r. Berkeley
Swain George, cook stmr Gold, r. 625 Post
Swain Hadwen, with Palmer & Rey, r. 510 Powell
Swain Henry C. (Swain & Murdock) r. 1107 Post
Swain Harry L., city agent Firemans Fund Ins. Co.,
r. 1616 Washington
Swain Howard M., draftsman Pac. Iron Works, r. 134
Bartlett
Swain Isaac, master mariner, r. 1312 Jones
Swain James S., salesman, r. 513 Lombard
S-«vain Josiah H., livery stable, 417 Folsom, r.
1354 Eighth Av, East Oakland
Swain L. A., upholsterer John Hoey, r. 803 Howard
Swain M., proptr Gait House, 832 Market
SWAIN E. A. & CO. (ReviHo
A. Swain and S. H. Fessenden) Jobbers
and retailers crockery, f^lass^vare,
china^vare. fancy D^oods, etc, 16 Post
Swain R. B. Mrs., widow, r. 124 Bartlett
Swain Reuben M., attorney at law, 636 Clay, room 8,
r. 124 Bartlett
Swain Revillo A. (R. A. Swain k Co.) r. 1616 Wash-
ington
Swain Rinaldo R., manager Original Swain's
Bakery, 213 Sutter, r. 603 Polk
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Jfannractur«r orerery de>«ription oC
PA88SNOBR, STRBBT AND FREIGHT CARS.
4« to 50 Be»l« Htre«t, Han VraaclMW.
nAMMA4>^ liirvirft CASti-e Trnman, Isham & Hooker, 421-427 Market Bb
Dennett jump oeaiSa whol,esal.e a*© rjbtaul.
SWA
1134
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
MAirUFACTUBEBS OF
Plain, Japanned and Stamped
T I KT XV^ .A. I=t E3
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Swain Russell, clerk R. A. Swain & Co., r. 1616 Wash-
ington
Swam Samuel, molder. r. 112 Gilbert, rear
Swain Sarah, widow, r. E s Mississippi, bet Solano
and Mariposa
Swain Sarah Mrs., r. 510 Powell
Swain W. A. Mrs., r. 204 Fifteenth
Swain William, r. 641 Folsom
Swain & Murdoc.li (Heury C. Swain and George H.
Murdockl insurance agents, 215 Sansome
0^" Swain. See Swayne
Swnin's Balcery and Restaurant, Jacob M.
Pike proprietor, 63H Market
SWAIN'S BAKERY ORIGINAL, «„.«
Brothers proprietors, HVi Sutter
Swales Henrietta J. Mrs., r. 2i)4 Fifteenth
Swales Howard D., clerk Sun Ins. Co., r. Oakland
Swales Howard E., with Smith's Cash Store
Swales John W., real estate, r. 1325 Twenty-fourth
Swales Thomas, machinist Empire Foundry, r. 204
Fifteenth
Swall Frank J., draftsman, r. 33 Waller
Swall Paer, farmer, r. 33 Waller
Swalve Herman, clerk, r. 946 Harrison
Swalve William H., bakery, 944}^ Harrison
Swan Adam, restaurant, 612 Montgomery and 44
Fourth, r. 856 Mission
Swan Amelia Mrs., nurse, r. 25 Hunt
Swan Andrew C, machinist, r. 2535 Mission
Swan Anson B. , r. 817 Bush
Swan Benjamin F., setgeant at arms Pac. Stock Ex-
change, r. 220 Third
Swan Benjamin R., physician, 310 Stockton, r. 516
Sutter
Swan Charles F., master schr Novelty, office 48 Mar-
ket
Swan Charles W., expressman, r. 720 Ellis
Swan Edward S., clerk, r. 1714 Turk
Swan Edward S. Jr., clerk Williams, Dimond & Co.,
r. 1714 Turk
Swan Ellen (F. W. Swan & Co.) r. NE cor Twenty-
fourth and Point Lobos Avs
Swan Fannie, widow, r. 1035 Market
Swan Frederick, night watchman Golden State and
Miners' Iron Works, r. 78 Clementina
Swan Frederii'k W. (F. W. Swan & Co.) r. NE cor
Twenty-fourth and Point Lnbos Avs
Swan F. W. & Co. (Frederick W. and Ellen Swan)
liquor saloon, NE cor Twenty-fourth and Point
Lnbos AvB
Swau Georsje, r. 710 California
Swan George W., clerk L. 0. Wagner, r. 1714 Turk
Swan George W. Jr., salesman Parafflne Paint Co., r.
710 California
Swan Henry G.. yardman John Wigmore, r. Oakland
Swan J., carpenter tJ. S. Marine Hospital
Sviran Jabez S., si^n and ornamental painter and
advertiser, 769 Market (and Swan b Stein) r. 912
Dolores
Swan John, machinist, r. NB cor Tennessee and
Sierra
Swan John, millhand A. Frei, r. 148 Perry
Swan John A., foundryman. r. 78 Clemeniina
Swan Joseph, apprentice Swan & Stein, r. 912 Do-
lores
Swan Haranel B., engineer Market St. KB., r. 14
Halaht
Swan Thomas W. B., clerk Bancroft- Whitney Co.,
r. cor Twenty-fourth and Point Lobos Avs
Swan William, teamster S. F. Glue Works, r. W s
Wisconsin, bet Center and Sauta Clara
Swan & Stetn (Jabez S. Swan and Max Stein)
sign and pictorial painters, 769 Market
«^ Swau. See Schwan
Swanberg Charles O., oyster dealer, r. 416 Chestnut
Swanberg Victor, clerk R. C. Tobin, r. 1822 Stockton
Swauey Albert D., r. 603 Taylor
Swaney Andrew M., compositor Alta, r. 603 Taylor
Swaney Homer A., clerk U. S. Railway Mall Servic*,
r. Los Gatos
Swaney Ida B., photo retoucher L. Thors, r. 603 Tay-
lor
Svrannack Daniel, superintendent Sailora'
Home, NE cor Harrison and Main
Swansea James, machinist r. 28 First
Swanson A., laborer S. F. Bridge Co., r. NE cor Sierra
and Louisiana
Swanson A. E., waiter, r. C4 Hampton PI
Swanson Adolpbus G., blacksmith, r. 1 Bay
Swanson Alexander B., expressman, r. 256 >i Clemen-
tina
Swanson Andrew, car driver, r. 217 Perry
Swanson Axen, captain yacht Lurline, r. 6 Twentieth
Swanson C, laborer Union Iron Works, r. Crystal
Hotel
Swanson Charles, quartermaster stmr Santa Bosa, r.
1003^ Jackson
Swanson Charles J., carpenter Wm. Little, r. 617 Post
Swanson G., boHmaker Pac. Rolling Mill
Swanson John, carpenter, r. 4 Preston PI
Swanson John, carpenter, r. 24 Isis
Swanson John A... puncher Pac. Rolling Mill, r. S •
Sierra, bet Georgia and Louisiana
Swanson John S., advertiser, r. 1229 Stelner
Swanson Joseph, liquor saloon, 1229 Steiner
Swanson Louisa, domestic 13 Haight
Swanson Peter, seaman, r. 19 Commercial
Swanson Thomas, r. 1601 Geary
[^" Swanson. See Swenson, Swensen and Sevenson
Swanstrom Charles, laborer Union Ironworks, r. Wb
Tennessee, bet Solano and Butte
Swanstrom G. H., plumber, r. 14;^ Harlan PI
Swanton Georga W., seaman bark Makah
Swanton Julia A., widow, r. 2116 Van Ness At
Swanton M. T. Mrs., millinery, 1217 Stockton
Swanton Sumner B., clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r.44
Third
Swanton William, helper Betts Spring Co., r. 250}<
Fourth
Swarke Otto, clerk, r. .530 Montgomery Av
Swarthout H. L. (J. M. Caldwell & Co.) r. 518H V».
leuiia
Swartley William, cashier and secretary Holbrook,
Merrill Jic Stetson, r. 3010 California
Swartwoud Ira E., driver, r. 843 Fo'som
Swartz Alexander, plumber, 103 Fifth, r. 645 Jessie
Swartz Frank, cooper, r. 16 McLea Court
Swartz Frederick, r. 1205 Stockton
Swartz Frederick, r. 1903 Polk
Swartz Jacob, miller, r. 134 Fourth
Swartz Joseph, barber, r. 167 Minna
fl^" Swartz. See Schwarz and Schwartz
Swasey Charles L., nurse U. S. Marine Hospital
Swasey Charles S., bookkeeper, r. 113 Larkin
S^vasey Fred. P., photographic art gallery. 26
Montgomery
Swasey Henry S., picture frame maker, r. 633 Sutter
Swasey Lizzie Mrs., stewardess stmr Santa Rosa, r.
632 Market
Swasey William F., notary public, 19 Montgomery, r.
633 Sutter
S-wayne R. B., manager Home Library Associa-
tion, publisher and bookseller, 6 Eddy, room 100,
r. 939 Geary
Swayne Robert H. (C. A. Edson & Co.) r. 907 Fillmore
Swayne William Y., foreman, r. 1015 Hayes
8S?" Swayne. See Swain
Swearingen Obadiah S., tailor, r. 8 Grant At
SwedisH Evangelical Lutheran Clinrcli,
J. Telleeu pastor. Mission, bet Eighth and Ninth
S^vedish Evangelical Mission Cliarcli, Rev,
Charles Anderson pastor, N s Jessie, bet Sixth and
Seventh
Swedish Health Institute, Klaus Olsen pro-
prietor. 913 Geary
THE BEST
CLOTHING
For MEN AND BOYS at
THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
6i
THE LION Fire Ii. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, S4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
W2I. SSmiS, Asst Huigst.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
SWE
1135
SWE
SMreditili MethodUt Episcopal Chiirrh, Rev.
O. OuudeiBou pabtur, Howurd, bet Eiglitb snd
Nlmh i
Swedish Society, 139 Post
Swedlund Andrew, r. 2'.'8 Eighth j
Sweoney Alirla, donifsllc 320 Oak
Sweeney Andrew, laborer, r. 32ti9 Fillmore
Sweeney Anlbony. liiborer, r. 22 H lyea ]
Sweeney Bryan, laborer, r. 220 Ridley *
Sweeney Casnie L., teacher Haight Primarj School, r.
I(il3 Stevenson
Sweeney C. C. Mrs., r. 1613 Stevenson
Sweeney Charles J., r. S s Duncan, bet Guerrero sod
Dolores I
Sweeney Clara J. Mrs., furnUhed rooms, 331 }< Bnsh
Sweeney Curuelius, longshoreman, r. 14X Oilt>«rt, >
rear
Sweeney Daniel, acent, r. 679 Harrison |
Sweeney Daniel, laborer, r. 12 Broadway |
Sweeney Duuiel, salesman John A. Emerson, r. 26S :
Tehama
Sweeney Dennis, laborer, r. 1186 Harrloon |
Sweeney DenuU fuundryman, r. 1010 Natoma !
Sweeney Dennis, porter Huntington, Hopkins & Co., [
r. 1407 Church
Sweeney Dennis, watchman, r. 1717 Jones |
Sweeney Dora, widow, r. 22 Hayes
Sweeney E,, carpenter, r. 1522 Howard I
Sweeney E. & Co. (Edward Sweeney and Ambrose |
Sharkey) stock yardi>, Ws Ninth, bet Harrison
and Fulsom !
Sweeney Edward, r. 219 Duncan J
Sweeney Edward, r. 732 Capp I
Sweeney E^iward, bartender Henry Lankenau, r. S s '
Marquesas, bet Railroad Av and St. John
Sweeney Eilward (E. Sweeney & Co.i r. 354 EleTenth
Sweeney Edward, expressman, r. 207 Pacific
Sweeney Edward B. , inspector Custom House, r. 359
Bryant
Sweeney Edward F., butcher, r. 1514 Leavenworth
Sweeney Edward J. (Garvin * Co.) r. 315 Ellis
Sweeney Ellen, widow, r. 1514 Leavenworth
Sweeney Eugene, butcher B. W. Leveus, r. Railroad,
At, bet Trinidad and Bahama
Sweeney Frank, carriaRemaker, r. 120 Fourth
Sweeney Garrett C. (Sweeney & Kesrns) r. 617 Eight-
eenth
Sweeney George, conductor Market St. RB., r. Cali-
fornia, nr Devisadero
Sweeney George, laborer S. F. Oas Light Co., r. W s
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
Sweeney George A., produce commission merchant,
office 108 California, r. 1020 Golden Gate Av
Sweeney H., oiler stmr City of Rio de Janeiro
Sweeney Henry, waiter, r. 318 Davis
Sweeney James, laborer, r. 619 Davis
Sweeney James, laborer, r. 2032 Folsom
Sweeney James, longshoreman, r. 5 Buy
Sweeney James, roll hand Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Hand-
ley House
Sweeney James, spinner Carlson & Currier, r. 423
Shipley
Sweeney JsmesE., carpenter, r. 67354 Harrison
Sweeney James E., plumbing and drainage inspector
Health dept , r. 1926 Bu.sh
Sweeney James P.,- blacksmith, 836 Howard, r. 628
Jessie
Sweeney James P., law student William Loewy, r.
2821 Jackson
Sweeney Jane Miss, chicken ranch, r. SW cor Ala-
meda and Utah
Sweeney Jeremiah F., teamster Gutt» Percha and
Rubber Mnfg Co., r. 602 Minna
Sweeney Johanna Mrs., r. 10 Dore
Sweeney John, r. 503 54 Natoma
Sweeney John, butcher Hammond k Brod, r. 266 Te-
hama
Sweeney John, clerk, and extraman Engine No. 8
WATER FILTERS,
ALL SIZES AND KIND3 FOR FAUCETS.
Large Filterers with capacity for cleaning all water
used in the house, simple and cheap.
■V7-. E
Plumber,
Istabllshed I8C0.
505 Kearny Street,
Telephone 315.
DR. BAZAN'S
tiii:b9io-ei,i:ctbic
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
Sweeney John, laborer, r. 517 Mission
Sweeney John, messenger First National Bank, r.35J<
Perry
Sweeney John, tanner Norton Tanning Co.
Sweeney John, shoecutter Orin Jones k Oo.
Sweeney John, r. 1721 Market
Sweeney John, waiter, r. 202 Sixth
Sweeney John D., clerk Tax Collector's Office, r. 1717
Jones
Sweeney John f., clerk, r. 331 54 Bush
Sweeney John F.. clerk, r. 611 Burhaiian
Sweeney Juhu J., barber, r. 1514 L-avenworth
Sweeney John J., carpenter, 428 S.iipley
Sweeney John J., m.<irble works, Kl Hayes
Sweeney John J. Jr., marble cutter J. J. Sweeney, r.
16 Hayes
Sweeney John M., bartender, r. 50354 Natoma
Sweeney John P. (J. P. Sweeney * Co.) r.2fi6 Teham*
Sweeney Joseph fireman S. F. Oas Lit^ht Co.
Sweeney J. P. t Co. (John P. Sweeney aiid James
McCloskey) seedsmen. 409-411 Davis
Sweeney Lorenzo H. (Dodge, Sweeney i Co.) r. Saa
Rafael
Sweeney Maggie, domestic 1040 Dolores
Sweeney Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1514 Leaven-
worth
Sweeney Michael, gripman Market St. BB., r. Cable
House
Sweeney Michael, weigher S. F. Oas Light Co., p. 51
Second
Sweeney Michael, wheelwright, r. 1505 Pine
Sweeney Michael D., clerk Byrne & Cross, r. 120
Fourth
Sweenev Michael J., superintendent James Hurst, r.
33154 Eldy
Sweeney M. L. Miss, stenographer Bankers' and Mer-
chants' Mutual Life Assn, r. 579 Harrison
Sweeney Morgan L, harnessmaker, J. C. Lawless*
Co., r. Oakland
Sweeney Patrick, laborer Union Iron Works, r. NE
cor Shasta and Illinois
Sweeney Patrick, longshoreman, r. 5 Geneva
Sweeney Patrick C, plumber, r. 222 Hermann
Sweeney Patrick J., laborer Pac. Bulling Mill, r. BE
cor Sierra and Indiana
Sweeney Peter, cooper Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 434
Twenty-fourth
Sweeney P.-ter, teamster, r. 732 Capp
Sweeney Rhode J., lineman Cal. Electric Light Co., p.
1514 Leavenworth
Sweeney Kichard J., liquor saloon, 15 Howard
Sweeney Sarah Miss, Ironer La Grande L;iundry
Sweeney Thomas, clerk, r. E s Marquesas, nr Railroad
Av
Sweeney Thomas, sawyer Pac. Box Factory, r. 317)4
Fell
Sweeney Thomas, steward, r. 922 Folsom
Sweeney Thomas U., real e6tiite,r.cor SeventhAymd
J, South Golden Gate Park
Sweeney Timothy, polisher, r. 214 54 Sixth
Sweeney William, teamster, r. 314 Firbt
Sweeney William B., teamster, r. E s Marquesas nr
Railroad Av
Sweeney William J., butcher, p. E ■ Marquesas ar
Railroad Av
Sweeney William P.. printer, r. 15 Clementina
Sweeney k Eearns (Garrett C. Sweeney and Thomafl
Kearna) plumbers, 623 California
Sweeny Daniel, hostler S. F. Laundry
Sweeny Edwin, reporter C.tll. r. 746 Howard
Sweeny J. Mrs., widow, r. 615 Folsom
Sweeny John M., manager B. KatschinsU, r. 4M
Stevenson
Sweeny Josephine Miss, dressmaker, r. S15 Folsom
Sweeny Mary, widow, r. 2914 Fillmore
1 Sweeny Michael J., r. 102 Julian Av
Sween.v Miles, bookseller, 843 Market, p. 619 Sacps'
mento
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 riRST ST.
TBLEPHONH 82.
EOOKBINDEES.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVER FIVE NXIAjIOKS,
BROWN. CRAIG & CO.. General Agents.
SWE
1136
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W. W. Montague & Co.
Importers and Dealers In
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
CJneanstic, Olazed and Plain.
309. 311. 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Sweeny M. M.. r. 2514 Mission
S-weeny Myles D. , prsBident The Hibernia Sav-
ings and Loan Society, NE cor Montgomery and
Market, r. 1429 Mason
Sweeny Nicholas, tailor, 113 Second, r. 515 Folsom
Sweeny Nicholas Jr., clerk Nicholas Sweeny, r. 515
Folsom
Sweeny Owen, laborer, r. 1160 Folsom
Sweeny Thomas E., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons, r.
515 Folsom
Sweeny Thomas S. J,, seiton St. Ignatius College,
214 Hayes
Sweeny William, laborer Mlchelssen, Roth & Co., r.
Railroad Av, bet Trinidad and Bahama
<^ Sweeny. See Sweeney
Sweet Edward E., salesman Frank Bros., r. 905 Mar-
ket
Sweet F., r. 1208 Clay
Sweet George, bellman Pacific Club, r. 700 Powell
Sweet Harland P., broker, r. 6 Liberty
Sweet Henry, r. 234 Bush
Sweet Henry A., ofllce 331 Montgomery, room' 21
Sweet Johanna, widow, r. 444 Guerrero
Sweet Mowry P., dairyman, r. 32 Washington Av
Sweet S. & Co., merchants (Visalia, Cal.) oflace 314
California
Sweet Solomon (S. Sweet & Co.) ofi&ce 314 California,
r. 2203 Sacramento
Sweet S. S., mining, r. 105 Austin
Sweet T. M., clerk general passenger and ticket agent
S. P. Co., r. 1115 Van Ness Av
1^ Sweet. See Swett
Sweetland Alonzo, engineer, r. 424 Tehama
Sweetland Andrew, tailor, r. 307 Green
Svreetland William P., physician and surgeon,
office SE cor Hayes and Gough, r. 397 Hayes
Sweetman John, plasterer, r. 1314 Natoma
Sweelman Thomas J., carpenter, r. NW cor Kentucky
and Merrimac
Sweetser August, Inspector, r. 77 Everett
Sweetser C, bricklayer, r. 1205 Bush
Sweetser Frank D., r. 1523 Polk
Sweetser George H., stableman John C. Traver, r.
792 Twenty-fourth
Sweetser Samuel D., r. 1030 Page
Swegman Joseph, r. 422 Minna
Sweigert Catherine Mrs., r. 1428 Howard
Sweigert William, teacher St. Ignatius College, r.
1428 Howard
Swen Rasmus, laborer, r. 735 Brannan
Swenarton Frederick, bookkeeper, r. 107 Taylor
Swenarton J. A. (Swenarton & Heim) r. Oakland
Swenarton & Heim (J. A. Swenarton and J. F. H.
Heim) commission merchants, 120 Sutter, rooms
41-43
Swenberg Eva Mrs., furnished rooms, 314 Sixth
Swenson A. P., liquor saloon, 871 Market
Swenson Andrew F., cook, r. 415 East
Swenson Charles, pantryman Swain Bros., r. 115 Na-
toma
Swenson John A., carpenter, r. W s Collingwood, bet
Nineteenth and Twentieth
Swenson John P., tailor, 5423^ Natoma
Swenson John P., seaman, r. 19 Commercial
Swensen August, tanner, r. 522 Eighth
Swensen Lars, shoemaker A. Mass, r. 1221 Laguna
Swensen Thomas, engineer Geary St. RR., r. 1601
Geary
Swenson Olof, tailor, r. 1314 Pacific
Swenson Samuel E., r. 1006 Market
Swenson Swen, printer, r. 2 Hopeton Terrace
Swenson Theodore E., salesman George Jordan, r.
1031 Clay
tsr Swenson. See Svenson, Swan sen and Swanson
Swent Rudolph, clerk, r. 416 Broadway
Swett Alexander, porter, r. 40134 McAllister
Swett Arthur S., teamster Samuel Bill'* estate, r.
812 X Valencia
Swett Daniel, capitalist, 6 Montgomery At, r. Bay
Farm Island, Alameda Co.
Swett Eben, teamster, r. 232 Sixth
Swett Emilie T. Y., journalist, r. 1419 Taylor
Swett Fannie Mrs., lodgings, 222 H Fourth
Swett Frank H., aalesman William J. Heney & Co., r.
2905 Pine
Swett.Frank, assistant supt Sutter St. RR., r. 2116
Sutter
Swett Frank H., special agent, and adjuster Butler Ji
Haldan, r. Santa Rosa
Swett George L., clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r. 621
621 Twenty-first
Swett John, principal Girls' High School, r. 1419 Tay.
lor
Swett John D., printer, r. 401J)S McAllister
Swett John DeW., r. 1224J4 Folsom
Swett Lorenzo, carpenter, r. 1211 Clay, rear
Swett Orlo F., capitalist, r. 1401 Guerrero
Swett Otis L.. civil engineer, r. 1007 Post
Swett William E., carpenter, r. 608 Willow Av
l»~ Swett. See Sweet
Swickard Elias, glovecutter, r. 3 Wheelock PI
Swift Albanus C, r. 441 Jessie
Swift Alfred, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Swift Charles, machinist J. W. Evans, r. 5)^ Eausch
Swift Charles H. (Swift & Co.) r. 2403 Mission
Swift Cliarles J., attorney at law, 306 Pine, rooms
12-13, r. Cosmos Club
Swift E. C. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 141 Seventh
Swift Edward, machine hand, r. 605 Ivy Av
Swift Eliza Mrs., r. 605 Ivy Av
Swift Ezra D., master mariner, r. 2313 Howard
Swift George H., clerk, r. 963 Howard
Swift J., teamster, r. 325 McAllister
Swift James, bung and plug factory, 209 Mission, r,
963 Howard
Swift James, laborer, r. 631 Sacramento
Sv^ift James F., r. 1119 Montgomery
Swift James F., salesman Peter B. Simons & Son, r.
963 Howard
Swift James H., r. 522 Van Neea Av
Swift Jennie, widow, r. 846 Mission
Swift John, carpenter, r. 5}^ Rausch, rear
Swift John, laborer r. S s Jessie, bet Thirteenth and
Hermann
Swift John, peddler, r. 122 Shipley, rear
Swift John F., attorney at law, 32 O'Farrell. r. 82*
Valencia
Swift Joh'n W., machinist Murray Bros., r. 31 Ji
Rausch
Swift Joseph, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons, r. St.
George's Hotel
Swift Laura Miss, artist, r.4in Ellis
Swift Matthew, shoemaker, r. 808}^ Tehama
Swift Patrick (Lewis & Swift) r. 303 Oak
Swift Peter P., clerk Lewis & Swift, r. 265 Octaria
Swift Robert, painter, r. 2935 Mission
Swift Samuel, secretary N. W. Spaulding Saw Co., 17-
19 Fremont, r. Oakland
Swift Thomas, teamster, r. 747 Brannan
Swift William (Swift & Co.) r. 2935 Mission
Swift William, seaman, r. 263 East
Swift William E., clerk Button & Partridge, P. 1119
Montgomery
Swift William F., bookkeeper Lewis & Swift, r. 266
Octavia
Swift & Co. (Charles H. and William Swift) painterg.
2403 and 2935 Mission
Swigert C. F., treasurer Pac. Bridge Co., 4 California,
r. Oakland
Swilling Charles K., harnessmaker. 1642 Mission
Swjltz Charles, machinist, r. 527 Taylor
Swindells John, peddler, r. SW s Alabama, bet Twen-
tieth and Twenty-first
Swineford Calvin N., solicitor, r. 234 Bush
Swinerton W. A., bookkeeper H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
1910 Bush
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
THE LARGEST
CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY HOUSE
ON THE PACiriO COAST.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
KKXT ABOTB PALACB HOTIL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Marbt St.
en IDCC rVTDA nDVi'''""*'"°"""^'''"°'^'""P"K''eB»entfrom} ARPAD HARASZTHY 4 CO.,
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Swing William, ni«cbiulHt Dow Steam Pumps Works,
r. 52 Shipley
Swint Frederick, cook H. H. Kock. r. 24 Minna
Swint Kiidolph, clerk F. W. Becker, r. 705 Davis
Swiss Hotel, Gamma & Spaeltl proprietors, 627
Commercial
Swiss Marine InsnraDce Cos. Minej
(Switzerlund of Zurich, Helvetia of
St.. Gall, and Baloise of Basle) Harry
W. Syj. af;eiil8, 410 California
BwiBS Mutual Benevolent Society, Heury J. Solaro
secretary, office 30SI Clay
BwiBS Relief Society, Geortje A. Berton secretary, 313
Montgomery '
BwiPS Sharpshooters' Armory, 630 Busb
Bwitser A. Mrs., dentist, r. 3 Fulton
BwltzerJobu J., machlulst, r. b s Paraguay, bet St.
Jobn and Susquehanna
Bwitzer Maria Miss, dressmaking, 618 Sutter
Switxer Samuel C. (New England Furniture
Co.) 722 Mi-sion. r. 2?0S Jsckson
STOZERLAM MARINE INSURANCE CO.
(of Zurich) Harry AV. Syz aj^ents, 410
California
Swoboda Stepbeu, dressmaking, 114* Sutter
Bwope Isaac, carriage painter Studebaker Bros. Mnfg
Co., r. 613 Mission
Sword George, baker Am. Cracker Co., r. Commercial
Hotel
Sworder Robert, junk dealer, 637 Howard
Swordstream Erick J., groceries, 127 Fiftb
Swortfig^uer Edgfar F.. attorney at law, 606
Montgomery, rooms 17-18, r. 14.;7 Pine
Swortfiguer Q. B., merchant, r. 1427 Pine
Swyney G. E., clerk general passenger and ticket
agent S. P. Co., r. Alameda
Swyney Robert, clerk London, Northern, Queen and
Connecticut Insurance Cos., r. Alameda
Swyney Thomas N., attorney at law, 407 California,
r. Alameda
Swyney William J., bookkeeper M,tii% Insurance Co.,
r. Alameda
Syce Patrick, boilermaker, r. 60 Silver
Syce Thomas, molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 50 Sil-
ver
Bykes Charles, commission merchant, r. S s Precita
Av, opp Howard
Byses Charles H. painter, 37 Annie, r. 2103 Pine
Sykes Charles H., principal Meisterscbaft School
of languages for Spanish, French, German and
Italian, 324 Sutter
Bykes Jeanuette N. Mrs., teacher Sanchez Street Pri-
mary School, r. 13 Dehone
Bykes Joseph 8., foreman C. A. Murdock k Co., r.
West Berkeley
Sykes Noah L., collector, r. 342 Minna
Bykes William, teamster S. F. and Pac. Glass Works,
r. 136 Perry
Sykea William L., driver, r. 209 Leldesdorff
K?~ Sykes. SeeSikes
Bylvesta Benlamin, laborer Pioneer -White Lead
Works, r. 250 Tehama
Bylvesti-r Mrs., widow, r. E s Railroad Av, bet
Manitoba and Dominica
Sylvester Glaus, laborer, r. 220 Pacific
Sylvester Daniel, butcher, r. Sumatra, nr Platte
Sylvester Daniel A., butcher, r. Sumatra, nr Platte
Sylvester Henry, wholesale butcher, r. 114 Eleventh
Sylvester Henry Jr. (Sylvester k Sublett) r. 114
Eleventh
Sylvester Louis, butcher, r. E s Railroad Av, bet
Manitoba and Dominica
Sylvester William G. (Sylvester i Humphrey) r. 114
Eleventh
Sylvester k Humphrey (William G. Sylvester and
John G. Humphrey) dentists. 1104 Market
FRATINGER & CO.
Fine Dressmaking
105 KEARXY STREET.
CAST IRON PIPE.
GAS and WATER PIPE
And FITTINCifS of all Sizes.
W. E.~LANE,
Plumber, 503 Kearny Street.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
SYLVESTER & SUBLETT
(Henry 8ylve>iter Jr., D. D. S., and
William A. SublettI dentists, pninleas
extractions -tvith vitalized nir, ofllce 43
Sixtli, cor Mission, rooms 10-1 1-1 ii-13-
14
Sylvia Emanuel, fisherman, r. 324 Broadway
Sylvia John, sailmaker Neville k Co., r. 23 Market
Sylvia William F., clerk, Charles S. Fechhelmer, r.23
Market
Sylvenio Edward F., gymnast, r. 931 Market
Sylvus Hermann, bookbinder, r 3 Raphael PI
Syme Alexander K., druggist, r. 36 Nevada
Syme Charles, hostler Union Ice Co., r. NE cor Fourth
and Berry
Syme Francis M., wiredrawer, r. 809 Filbert
Syme J. C. driver Union Ice Co.. r. 739 Fourth
Syme John N. , secretary Geary Street, Park and
Ocean Riiilroad, office NE cor Geary and Buchan-
an, r. 1321 Fillmore
Syme William, r. 815 Harrison
9^ Syme. See Sime
Symington Jane, burlerS. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 716 Bay
Symington Robert B., civil engineer, r. 38>i Moss
Symington Rose Miss, r. 716 Bay
Symington Samuel, shipping clerk Murphy. Grant
& Co., r. 617 Mason
Symington Thomas, grainer Thomas Sheridan, r. 38k
Moss
Symmes Pranlt J., president Thomas Day i Co.
(limited) 2J2 Sutter, r. 6:i0 Harrison
Symms William, r. cor Seventeeth and Capp
Symon Charles, stonemason, r. 688 Eighteenth
Symon Charles McD., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E
s Mississippi, bet Solano and Mariposa
Symon George, shipcarpenter, r. E s Mississippi, bet
Solano and Mariposa
Symon James, machinist Risdon I. and L. Worss, r.
Mississippi, nr Santa Clara
Symon James N., shipcarpenter, r. W 8 Mississippi,
bet Mariposa and Santa Clara
Symon Samuel, laborer Union Iron Works, r. Ws Mis-
sissippi, bet Mariposa and Santa Clara
V^ Symon. See Simon
Symonds Clarence M., foreman machine shop George
H. Tay & Co., r. 1723 Getavia
B»" Symonds. See Simmons and Simonds
Syndicate Mining Co. (Bodie, Cal.) J. Stadtfeld
Jr., secretary, 419 California, room 26
Syron Hugh S., bookkeeper, r. 220 Clara
Syvers Charles, machinist Joseph Budde. r. 737 Pine
Syversen Martin, liquor saloon, NE cor Howard and
Steuart, r. 40S Folsom
SYZ HARRY Wi (Harry W. Syz
and G. A. Ziel) j;eneral ag^ents Helvetia
Swiss Fire Insurance Co. lof St.GalDThe
London and Provincial Fire Insurance
Co. (limited of London) Swiss Marine
Insurance Cos. combined (Switzerland
of Zurich, Helvetia of St. Gall, and
Baloise of Basle) Oentscher Lloyd Ma-
rine Insurance Co. (of Berlin) Dussel-
dorfer Marine Insurance Co. (of Du«-
•eldorf ) Ne^v Swiss Lloyd Marine In-
surance Co. (of Winterthur) office 410
California
Syz Harry W. (Harry W. Syz) r. 1607 Gough
Szarvahh Samuel T., physician and druggist, 8W cor
Filbert and Montgomery Av, r. 530 Greenwich
Szerozynski John, laborer, r. 26 Chesley
Szontayh Oscar, miner, r. 306 Guerrero
Szule Joseph D. Rev., assistant pastor St. Bridget's
Church, r. 2111 Van Ness At
Szultz Joseph, plumber Schuster Broi. k Co., r. 428
Dupont
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mannfaetarer of every dea«riptloii of
PASSBNQBR, STREBT AND FREIGHT CARS.
4tt to 50 B«ale Utreet. Ham FrajaoiMio.
Truman, Isham & Hooker,
421-427 Market St.
UTool and Orcb:
Haj, Hide, Hop, Bag,
TAA
1138
TAL
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOUTEBS OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 811, 313, 316 and 317 MAEKET STKEET
T
Taaffe Anna, •widow, r. 2311 Jones
Taaffe George, clerk, r. 2ail Jones
Taaffe Lawrence, teacher mathematics, r. cor Boan-
oake and Arlington
Taaflfe 'William, butcher, E s Kailroad Av, bet Mani-
toba and Dominica
Tabb William C, cook K. Stege, r. 7 Sherwood PI
Taber Abiel C, teamster, r. 542}^ Fourth
Taber Charles Mrs., r. 43 Everett
Taber Charles W., proprietor Guadaloupe Val-
ley Dairy and Milk and Cream Depot, 1015 Valen-
cia, r. 536 Twenty-third
Taber Henry, janitor, r. 604 Merchant
Taber Horace, miner, r. 435 Seventh
Taber I. West, photographic art gallery, 8 Mont-
gomery, r. 1351 Madison, Oakland
Taber Jacob S., with H. Levi & Co., r. 737 Ellis
Taber James W., commercial traveler, r. 2207 Brod-
erick
Taber John, cigar dealer, r. 4 Vallejo Court
Taber Joseph E., paperhanger, r. 1007 Mason
Taber Margaret Mrs., r. 1117 Harrison
Taboas Dennis, painter, r. 2 Mary
Taboas Francis D. C, real estate, r. 118 Grant Av
Tacconi Gianvito, tailor, 403 Kearny, r. 1234 Dupont
Tack Herai, cook stmr Madrona
Tackney James J., special policeman, r. 26 Clinton
TaCkney Matthew, clerk Michael D. Hogan, r. 26
Clinton
Tackney Philip, r. 26 Clinton
Tacoma Mill Co. , Hanson & Co. proprietors, ofilce
Pier 11, Steuart
Tadich Ivan (Pavitza & Tadlch) r. Oakland
Tadich John, restaurant keeper, r. 808 Green
Tadini Joseph Kev., S. J., clergyman St. Ignatius
College, 214 Hayes
Taeschner Frank, cook Fischer & Schloh, r. 424 San-
some
Taforce James A., cigars, r. 1237 Market
Taforo Frank, driver, r. 1112H Mason
Thf t Benjamin, baker Eclipse Bakery, r. 310 Mont-
gomery Av
Taft Charles H., carpenter, r. 15 Bannam PI
TaftEdsonH., secretary estate of Frederick Zeile,
office 137 Montgomery, room 1, r. 1606 Taylor
Tagan Mary J. Miss, teacher, r. 110 Jones
Taggard E. W., clerk Selby Smelting and Lead Co., r.
1702 Geary
Taggard Frederick A., bartender, r. 1920 Stevenson
Taggart Albert, salesman, r. 636 Commercial
Taggart Alexander, marine engineer, r.;214 RItch, rear
Taggart Charles, cook, r. 832}$ Harrison
Taggart Clayton, correspondent Anglo-Californian
Bank, r. 2417 Fillmore
Taggart Henry A., bartender International Hotel, r.
824 Kearny
Taggart James P., asphaltum worker, r. 106 Langton
Taggart John, groceries, 106 Langton
Taggart John, stevedore, r. 321 Broadway
Taggart Miles F., phyiician, r. 3»3 Sixth
Taggart Patrick, plaster hair dealer, r. NW cor Chan-
nel and Seventeenth
Taggart William E., sawyer, r. 1518 Mission
Taggart William M., carpenter, t. 210 Octavla
Iff" Taggart. See Taggard and Teggart
Tagliaferro Andrew (Tagliaferro k Uaetae) r. 613
Greenwich
Tagliaferro k Mache (Andrew Tagliaferro and Peter
Mache) restaurant, 308 Montgomery At
Tahaney Martin, special policeman, r. 9 Hubbard
Tahiti Line Packet*, Matthew Turner agent. 122 Cali-
fornia
Tailor's Protective AMOciatlon, 639 California
Tainter Silas B., r. 725 Pine
Taisen John Mrs., widow, r. 124 Silver
Tait Allen J. (Tait it Haicque) r. Oakland
Tail Irvin, r. 211 Turk
Tait George H., clerk, r. 1032 Mission
Tait & Hainqae (Allen J. Tait and Martial Haln-
que) proprietors Cyclops Engine and Machine
Works, 115-117 Beale
i^" Tait. See Tate
Tajbel Leopold, tailor, r. 543 Howard
Takashima Kokinji K. J., importer Japanese fancy
goods. 547 Washington, r. 1127 Bush
Takaya Shikaji, r. 1210 J4 Larkin, rear
Takats Frank J., letter carrier Post Office, r. 904H
Folsom
Takeyama S., importer fancy goods, 19 Turk, r. 474
Tehama
Talbert Edward, tanner Norton Tanning Co. ,
Talbert William, waiter, r. 612 Howard
Talbot Albert J., sawyer, r. 797 Stevenson
Talbot Andrew P., cashier Pope & Talbot, r. 1601 Van
Ness Av
Talbot Charle? F. A. (Pope & Talbot) r. 1819 CaU-
fornia
Talbot David C, shaper hand W. A. Meeker
Talbot Enoch S., master tug Anasha, r. 1512 Turk
Talbot F. E. Mrs., r. 315 Seventh
Talbot Frederick C. r. 1730 Jackson
Talbot Frederick R. , clerk M. P. and M. dept S. P. Co.,
r. 308 Leavenworth
Talbot Henry R., millhand Cal. Mill, r. 797 Steven-
son
Talbot James, teamster, and steward Hose No. 3, r.
2410 Satfraraento
Talbot James W., calker, r. 532 Howard
Talbot John, clerk McKinnon & Co., r. 26 Laskie
Talbot J. W., waiter, r. 832 Folsom
Talbot S. E., quartermaster stmr City of Sydney
Talbot Simeon B., fuel agent S. P. Co., N£ cor Fourth
and Townsend, room 58, r. 1613 Golden Gate Av
Talbot Thomas J., gasfitter, r. 797 Stevenson
Talbot William, r. 1230 Pacific
Talbot William, teamster, r. 216 Ninth
Talbot William H. (Pope & Talbot) r. 1730 Jackson
Talbot William H., secretary California and
Mexican Steamship Line, 10 Market, r. 930
Haight
Talbot W. Frank, traveling salesman P. Berwln b
Bro., Ill Battery
1^" Talbot. See Talbert and Tolbert
Talcott Harvey D. , attorney at law, 328 Mont-
gomery, room 12, r. 628 Sutter
Talcott Louis, druggist, r. 1828 O'Farrell
Talcott W. H., attorney at law, r. 405 Geary
Talia Luco, porter Trobock & Bergen, r. 621 Broad-
way
Taliaferro Benjamin W., retoucher I. West Taber, r.
305 Lombard
Taliaferro M. C. Miss, r. 916 Greenwich
Talladay John, brakeman 8. P. Co., r. 619 Third
Tallant Elizabeth Mrs. (Tallant k Co.) r. 1001 BuBh
Tallant Frederick W., with Tallant & Co., r. 1001
Bush
Tallant John D. (Tallant & Co.) r. 1315 Hyde
Tallaut Louis, cook, r. 54 First
Tallant M. W., r. 518 Taylor
Tallant & Co. (Mrs. Elizabeth Tallant, Elizabeth
Tallant Brice, Jane Tallant, Ann Tallant, John
McKee and John D. Tallant) bankers. John Mc<
Eee and John D. Tallant managers, NE cor Cali-
fornia and Battery
Tallett William, blacksmith P. F. Dundon, r. 61
Shipley
Talleur Louis, butcher W. H. Corcoran, r. 643 Bryant
Talley Anna Miss, lodgings, 1218 Mission
Talley William W., porter Palace Hotel, r. 63i Ma.
toma
Tallman Harry, r. 38 Chealey
ii
., AND..
. UNDERWEAR
THE HASTINGS
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
f!>
ORIENT Ins. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital,
Assets,
$1,000,000
$1,651,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
TAL
1139
TAU
Tnllman Samuel, groceries, U33 Polk, r. 2G18Qougta
^^ Tallnian. See Tolman
Tallon C. J. (Anderson k Tallon) and manufac-
turers' agent. 12) California, r. 120 Haight
Tambllng L. S.. laborer D. 8. Marine Honpital
Tambllng William H., inventor, NW cor Hickory and
Van Np98 Avs
Tambling V. A., carpenter, r. 12 La»kie
Tamelin Charles, eu^ineer, r. lOlH Montgomery
Tamin Charles L., chancellor Belgian Consul, 123
California, r. 329 Birtlett
Tamm Ernest, shipping clerk John Wleland Brewing
Co., r. 2H6 Second
Tamm George, fireman F. 0. Anderton, r. 8E cor St.
Thomas and Yazoo
Tamm J., soda water maker, r. 1219 Kearny
Tamm John T., actor, r. 25 !« Stockton
Tamm John W., groceries and liquors, 8E cor Haight
and Webster
TarameQ Jacob, musician, r. 900 Kearny
Tammen M irtin, laborer Cal. Wire Works, p. 12 Val-
paraiso
Tammeyer Ju'.lus, cutter Alexander NicoU
Tammeyer Louis, carpenter, r. 3 Central PI
Tamony John, driver James McDevitt, r. 504 Minna
Tamoi.y Michael, bakery, 217 Eighth
Tamouy Peter, baker James McDevitt, r. 504 Minna
Tamony Philip, conductor, r. 8-'9 Folsom
Tamplin Charles, hostler, r. 6 Myrtle Av
Tarns Sampson, real estate, r. 1915 Van Ness At
Tanforan Frank, dairyman, r. 14 Dearborn PI
Tanforan Lawrence, collector, r. U Dearborn PI
Tanforan Solomon, fanner, r. 14 Dearborn PI
Tanforan Torrevia. cattle dealer, r. 14 Dearborn PI
Tanforan William, with Overland Packing Co., r. 14
Dearborn PI
Tauiere E. & Co. (Etienne Taniere and Louis
BetzeDdistillers' agents and importers wines and
liquors. 41G Battery
Taniere Etienne (E. Taniere & Co.) r. 204 McAllister
Taniere Julius, messenger Leon Lemos, r. 714 Wash-
ington
Taniere M., r. 1836 Powell
Tank Onstave A., janitor, r. 31 Everett
Tanko Manuel B., laborer, r. 119 Jackson
Taun James, hamessmaker, r. 8S9 Eddy
Tannebaum Bernhard, speculator, r. 922 McAllister
Tanner Charles, porter, r. 9 Delgado PI
Tanner Edward, wniter stmr Ancou. r. 139 Perry
Tanner Frank H.. stenographer general freight dept
8. P. Co., r. 1031 Market
Tanner John, clerk N. A. Macquarrie, r. 8E cor Oo-
tuvia and Oak
Tanner Samuel, cheesemaker. r. 627 Commercial
Tanner Samuel, mechanic Cal. St. RB., r. 1426 Cali-
fornia
Tanner Walter, trackman Cal. St. RR., r. 1609 Cali-
fornia
Tanner William, laborer, r. S s Solano, bet Minnesota
and Tennessee
Tanners' Home, August Kiick proptr, W 8 San Bruno
Road, bet Twenty-sixth and Army
Tannian John, blacksmith, r. 12 Valparaiso
Tanni.'in Martin, galvanizer, r. 12 Valparaiso
Tanuian Michael E., bookkeeper Empire Foundry, r.
214 Seventh
Tannian Patrick J., olerk, r. 214 Seventh
Tanuian Thomas F., barnessmaker, r. 214 Seventh
Tannian William, clerk stock room Empire Foundry,
p. 214 Seventh
Tanrou Charles, carpenter, 506 Larkin, r. 1005 Bu-
chanan
Tanron Marie Mrs., r. 1005 Bui-hanin
Tantau George F., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r. 713
McAllister
Tanaer Adolph, freight clerk, r. SIS Eddy
Tanzer William, tanner Ereni k Galz, r. Daj, bet
Twenty -ninth and Thirtieth
DR. BAZAN'S
TnEBnO-EI^ECTRic
BDSSIAN M TDRHSH BATIS
JL s:pe;gi^IjT"Y".
Ala Meilicated and Electric Balls Glyen.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
LEAD PIPE, SOLDER, TIN
AND SHEET LEAD.
I/ead Work of all kinds well don*.
Plumber,
Established 1360.
605 Kearny Street.
Telephone 3Ul
Tauzi Hiury B., iiaiuler, r. 4Ji.;4 Fultou
Tape Joseph, expressman, r. 1769 Green
Tapes John H,, druggist J. H. Wilder, r. 755 Howard
Tapken Anna Mrs., widow, r. 128 Locust Av
Tapken Frederick W., porter Tillmann 4 Beodal. r.
633 H Mason
Tspley John J., steward, r. 1220 Folsom
Tappen Robert H., cook, r. 304 Seventeenth
Tuppenbeck William 0., salesman S. L. Jones k Co.,
r. 40.5 Geary
Tapper Hermann G., carpenter, 527 Pine, r. 1007
WashtnKton
Tarbett Foster B., inspector Custom House, r. 630
Third
Tarbox Elisha T., clerk, r. 540 Washington
Tarbox M iry J., widow, r. 473 Seventeenth
Tarcovich Luca, teamster, r. 1519 Dupont
Tardelli Raphael, fruits and vegetables, 113 Sixth, r.
4f>9 Minna
Tardiff William, calker, r. 17 Federal
Tarpey Winifred C, widow, r. 829 Fifteenth
Tarpey W. L. Miss, teacher Peabody Primary School,
r. 829 Fifteenth
Tarr Thomas, hackdriver. r. 231 Green
Tarr Vincent M., hackdriver Oakland Ferry, r. 231
Green
TARRANT WILLIAM H. Dr.
principal Tarriint'd -Academy, 4l!3-416
Sutter, r. 771 Haiffbt
Tarrant's Academy, Dr. William H. Tamot
principal, 412-416 Sutter
Taschner Caroline Mrs., cigar mnfr, 312 Chestnut
Taschner Frank, cook. r. 424 Sansome
Taschner Haj^o, bowling aller, 312 Chestnut
Tash Isaac Mrs,, widow, r. 716 O'Farrell
Tash Marcus, salesman Bauer Bros, k Co., r. 29
Grant Av
Tasheira George, manager McCoUam Fishing
and Trading Co., 203 Clay. r. Saucelito
Tasheira Lewis, civil engineer S. P. Co., NE cor
Fourth and TownsenJ. r. 506 Buchanan
Tasker James, carpenter John L. Spoffjrd, r. 413 Main
Tassara Paola, fisherman, r 894 Front
Tassett Henry L., watchman Pacitio Street Wharf, r.
1809 Vallejo
Tasso Bartholomew, fisherman, r. 894 Front
Tassoraz M. (Simrak * Tassoraz) r.SWcor California
and Devisadero
Tate B. G., sslesman I. R. Bums k Co., r. 320 Fifth
Tate J. H.. clerk L. E. White, r. Oakland
Tate Joseph, porter Grand Central Wine Rooms, r. 14
Hunt
Tate J. T. Mrs., r. 1604 Mawn
Tate Rnsip, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, p.
21 Sixth
Tate Samuel, dresser S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 21 Sixth
Tate William, laborer, r. 1130 Union
i»- Tate. See Tait
Tateuva Henry, porter Robert E. Dickinson
Tathuma C . steward stmr Madrona
Tatiim Henry L. (Tatum fc Bowen) r. 2625 Paclfla At
Tatum St Bow^en (Henry L. Tatum and J. Joaepk
Bowen) machinery, engineers and printer* aup-
plies and lubricants, 34-36 Fremont, and printer*
warehouse, 423 Clay
Taubel Leopold, tailor. 649 Howard
Taubles Max Mrs., widow, r. 1717 Qeary
Taubman August, r. 2816 Geary
Taubroan Helen Mrs., teacher needlework, p. 8 Del-
gido PI
Taubman Henry, soapmaker 8. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 1 Delgado PI
Taubman James E.. carpenter,r. .V07 Mission
Tanfenbach Arnold, cook, r. 407 Oreen
Taufeiibach Frederick, Jeweler Gilbert Smith, r. 4«T
Green
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONB 83.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN, ^^\'^\k^lf^n ^^^^^l
TAU
1140
TAT
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Trimming's
a Specialty,
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Taurpck Charles, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r.
17 Johnson At
Taureck John, master mariner, r. 11 Rlncon Av
Taussig Gabriel (Louis Tiu-sl-i k Co) r. 1902 Webster
Tauesisr Hugo A., commercial traveler Louis Taussig
& Co., r. 1902 Webster
Taussig Joseph, r. 1042 H Howard
Taussig Leopold, jeweler, r. 1309 Larkin
Taussig Louis, bookkeeper Lawrence & Levy, r. 537
McAllister
Taussig Louis, canvasser, r. iOi2H Howard
Taussig Louis, real estate, office 26-28 Main, r. 309
Powell
Taussig: lionis & Co. (Gabriel Taussig, Adolph
Eisenbach and Eudolph J. Taussig) wholesale
liquor dealers. 26-28 Main
Taussig Philip, furniture, 1042H Howard, r. 1038
Howard
Taussig Rudolph J. (Louis Taussig & Co.) r. 1902
Webster
Taussig Samuel, barber John D. Schehr, r. 1038 How-
ard
Tansxky Edmnnd, attorney at law and Court
Commissioner, 328 Montgomery, room 8. r. 417
Mason
Tautphaus Charles, butcher r. E s San Bruno Eoad
nr County line
Tautphaus John, chicken ranch, E b San Bruno
Koad nr County line
Tautphaus Lewis, laborer, r. E s San Bruno Boad nr
County line
Tautphaus Peter, butcher SE cor Folsom and First,
and SE cor California and Polk, r. 1531 California
Tanzy, Giflford & Co. "(Joseph Tauzy and Thomas
S. Giflbrd) booksellers and stationers, and Im-
porters foreign books, 122 Geary
Tauzy Joseph (Tauzy, Gifford & Co.) r. 629 Green
Taveira Antonio B., barber, 603 k East, r. 200 Wash-
ington
Tavel Sarah, widow, r. 88 Tehama
Tavel Susan Miss, drefsmaker, r. 38 Tehama
Tavendale William, assistant cook U. S. Marine Hos-
pital
Tavenier Henry W., clerk, r. 712 Taylor
Tavenier M. A.' Mrs., r. 712 Taylor
TavolaraFortunatoL., bootmaker J. Utschlg, r. 1118
Howard
Tavolara James, fish, 6 Clay Street Market, r. 427
Union
Tavolara Louis, salesman James Tavolara, r. 427
Union
Tax Collector City and Connty, New City
Hsll, first floor
Tay George H. (estate of) office 614 Battery
Tay George H. & Co. (estate of George H. Tay
and Oscar J. Eackus) importers and jobbers
stoves, metals, etc., 614-618 Battery, and proprie-
tors Alvarado Foundry, Alvarado, Cal.
Tay George H. Mrs., widow, r. 1005 Leavenworth
Tay John, shoemaker, r. 202 Sixth
Tayker John J., r. 335 Broadway
Tayler James H. (Tayler fc Flint) r. 13 Mission Av
Tayler & Flint (James H. Tayler and Edward D.
Flint) dealers carriage hardware, iron, steel,
coal, etc., 31 Beale
Taylor Addison H., carpenter, r. 929 Filbert
Taylor Agnes C. Mrs., teacher Spring Valley Gram-
mar School, r. 922 "Van Ness Av
Taylor Alexander, clerk, r. 2612 Folsom
Taylor Alexander C. clerk Station B Post Office, r. 8
Sheridan
Taylor Alfred, porter Atlantic Oyster and Chop
House, r. 3 Selina PI
Taylor Alfred D., law clerk Daniel M. Seaton, r. 2696
Howard
Taylor Allen, blacksmith Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 655
Harrison
Taylor Allen G., engineer, r. 317 East
Taylor Alonzo A., druggist, r. 614 Bush
Taylor Anna Mrs., furhished rooms, 3 Seventh
Taylor Archibald L.. secretary and treasurer W. T.
Garratt & Co., NW cor Fremont and Natoma, r.
East Oakland
Taylor Archibald W., clerk freight auditor's office S.
P. Co., r. 2521 Bush
Taylor Augustus B., bookkeeper Bisdon I. and L.
Works, r. 2128 California
Taylor Augustus C, capitalist, r. 669 Harrison
Taylor A. B., r.2117 Scott
Taylor B., r. 529 Valencia
Taylor Benjamin E., teamster A. J. Schrader, r. 8 »
Servia, nr Bailroad Av
Taylor Beverley S., office 54 Second, r. 6 Turk
Taylor B. J., machinist Bisdon I. and L. Works, r.
2426 Market
Taylor Brice S., patternmaker A. J. McNlcoll k Co.,
r. 116 Main
Taylor Burrel, teamster, r. 806 Treat Av
Taylor Caroline Mrs., r. 903 Bush
Taylor Charles, steward William Westerfeld, r. 311
Jessie
Taylor Charles B., Insurance agent, 324 Montgomery »
r. East Oakland
Taylor Charles C, waiter, r. 1008 Powell
Taylor CharU-a E., agent Bank of British North
America, 312 Pine, r. Alameda
Taylor Charles H., r. 917 Pacific
Taylor Charles H., driver, r. 26 South Park
Taylor Charles H., painter, r. 142 Seventh
Taylor Charles H., porter 0. E. Whitney & Co., r. 114
McAllister
Taylor Cliarles V. (C. L. Taylor & Co.) and presi-
dent Sun Insurance Co., 428 California, r. 709
Bush
Taylor Charles M., bookbinder Malloye & Broder, r.
2919 Laguna i
Taylor Charles p., livery stable, 310 Golden Gate Ay,
r. 118 Ellis »^.T
Taylor Charles S. A., clerk U. S. Bailway Mail Ser-
vice, r. 703 Post
Taylor C. L. & Co. (Charles L. Taylor) shipping and
commission merchants, 34 California
Taylor Cyrus D., clerk steamer dept Wells, Fargo k
Co., r. 242 J$ Clara
Taylor Cyrus Mrs., lodgings, 967 MIbsIoH
Taylor Cyrus T>., r. 967 Mission
Taylor David, engineer, r. 2919 Laguna
Taylor Dennis J., salesman Boland W. Snow, r. 613
Pine
Taylor Dwight B., operator Bradley & Rulofson, r.
Alameda
Taylor Edward, hostler, r. 167 Minna
Taylor Edward, iron molder, r. 935 Mission
Taylor Edward, painter Edwin H. Black
Taylor Edward, puller, r. 802 Bay
Taylor Edward, stevedore, r. 36 Clay
Taylor Edward F., shoe fitter B. A. Bourne, r. San
Bruno Eoad, nr Four Mile House
Taylor Edward J., r. 1524 Post
Taylor Edward K., attorney at law, 220 Sansome,
room 11, r. Alameda
Taylor Edward P., master mariner, r. 333 Eddy "
Taylor Edward E. (Taylor & Haight) attorney atjlaw,
207 Sansome, r. 2308 California
Taylor Edward S., bookkeeper Armes k Dallam, r.
Alameda
Taylor Edward T., r. 634 Bush
Taylor Edwin M., salesman S. P. Taylor k Co. r.,
930 Fillmore
Taylor Elisha N., r. 16 Ellis
Taylor Eliza Mrs., r. 1118 Market •.-.™-,
Taylor Elizabeth Mrs., furnished rooms, 217 Grant
Av
Taylor Elizabeth Mrs., ladies' maid, r. 117 Natoma
Taylor Ella B. Mrs., manicure, 131 Post, r. 6 Turk
Taylor Ellen Mrs., r. 613 Pine
WINDOWJHADES.
Plain, Fringed, Decorated and Embroidered Shades
made to order in any size or style.
W. & J. SLOAISTE & CO.
641 to 647 MABEET STREET,
KEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO..
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Marbt St
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Taylor Ellen Mrs., dressmaker, r. 225 Fifteenth
Taylor Knos, r. 7ia Monttjoiueiy
Taylor Eva A. Mihr. teacher Union Street Kluder-
RSkrU-u, r. 929 Filbert
Taylor F.. first officer stmr Granada
Taylor Felton, office 410 Montgomery, room i, r. Oak-
land
Taylor Frances J., widow, r. 255 Third
Taylor Frank, r. 31 Minna
Taylor Prauk A., clerk F. A. Week k Co., r. 917 Pa-
cific
Taylor Frank B., salesman Keane Broa., r. 1112 Leay-
enworth
Taylor Frank B., foreman Cal. Wire Works, r. 2119
Mason
Taylor Frank F., attorney at law, r. 1524 Sutter
Taylor Krauk J., clerk, r. 2J36 Post
Taylor Frank L., clerk Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 1514
Franklin
Taylor Frank L., salesman 8. P. Taylor 4 Co., r. 930
Fillmore
Taylor Fred. A, wharfineer iftission Street Wharf No.
2, r. 11-2H Twenty-first
Tnylor Fred. S., salesman, r. 1112 McAllister
Taylor Fred. W., r. E s Lyon, bet Greenwich and
Lombard
Taylor Oaiiselo, magnetic healer, r. 9 Taylor
Tavlor George, r. lOHO Howard
Taylor Gi'orge, bartender, r. 14 Geary
Taylor George, clerk Sherman, Clay & Co., r. 309
Mhsou
Taylor George A., bookbinder Hicks & Judd, r. 628
Eighteenth
Taylor Geor^o C, clerk, r. 1831 Bush
Tayl.ir Geort-e E., bookkeeper, r. 71« Montgomery
Taylor George E., drayman, r. 43 Freelon
Taylor George F., clerk R. A. Bourne, r. San Bruno
Road, nr Funr-Mile House
Taylor George H. (Taylor fc Hendricks) r. 1020 Larkin
Taylor GeortieH., conductor Market St. KB., r. 311
Hermann
Taylor George L , compositor Alta. r. 210 Ridley
Taylor George McC, cashier S. P. Taylor &Co., r.
2414 Sutter
Taylor George T., clerk Post Office, r. 722 Union
Taylor George W., porter, r. 30 O'Farrell
Taylor Geor«e W.. waiter stmr Mexico
Taylor H., advertislug solicitor Bulletin
Taylor Harry, clerk, r. 1514 Franklin
Taylor Harry O., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. cor
Goettingen and Bacon, U. M. T.
Taylor Harry W., farmer, cor Goettingen and Bacon,
U. M, T.
Taylor Henry G,, artist, r. 746 Twentieth
Taylor Henry H., with Bank of California, r. San
Mateo
Taylor Henry R. (John THylor k Co.) r. Oakland
Taylor Henry W., proptr West Berkeley Lumber Yard
(West Berkeley, Cal. I branch office 18 Market
Taylor Halloway. tinsmith, r. 308 54 Tenth
Taylor Horatio D., pbyHician, 327 Montgomery At
Taylor Husea, speculator, r. lo2 Fifth
Taylor James, r. 1(5 Stockton PI
Tiiylor James, r. 28 Minns
Taylor James, expreitsman, NW cor Commercial and
Sansome. r. 22)4 Geneva
Taylor James head gardener Golden Gate Park
Taylor James, liquor saloon, NE cor Greenwich and
Baker
Taylor James, stationery and confectionery. 903 Bush
Taylor James I., salesman S. P. Taylor & Co., r. San
Rafael
Taylor James K., journalist Fraternal Puhlishlng
to., r. cor Goi ttingen and Bacon. U. M. T.
Taylor James M. , attorney and counsellor at
law, 410 Montgomery, room 4, r. 1308 Webster,
Oakland
Taylor John. r. 2326 Harrison
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Put In by skilled workmen.
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Established 1860. Telephone 316.
Taylor John (John Taylor & Co.) r. ll;il California
Taylor John, foreman Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 28 Minn»
Taylor John, foreman Mechanics' .Mill, r. 326 First
Taylor John, salesman, r. 310 Bush
Taylor John, teamster, r. E s Lyon, nr Greenwich
Taylor .Toha <ic Co. (John and Henry R. Taylor)
importers druggists' and chemical glasswars
and assayeis' materials, 112-120 Pina
Taylor John A., painter, r. 719 Minna
Taylor John B., foreman George H. Tay k Co., r.
Berkeley
Taylor John C, engineer, r. 624 Fourth
Taylor John F., capitalist, r. 7 Hill
Taylor John F., first officer stmr Granada, r. 727 Bash
Taylor John H., houbemover. r. 536^4 Natoma
Taylor John J., foreman shop Spring Valley W. W..r.
1409 Baker
Taylor John R., salesman Ansel 0. Roblson, r. 212
Langton
Taylor John S., butcher, SW cor Grove and Laguna
Taylor Joseph, b )ilermaker, r. 510 Folsom
Taylor Joseph, bootfltter, r. S s Gaven, nr San Bruno
Road
Taylor Joseph, laborer, r. 19-i3 Eddy
Taylor Joseph, teamster, r. 528 Eighteenth
Taylor Joseph Jr., tanner, r. S s Gaven, nr San Brano
Road
Taylor Joseph W., contractor, and liquor saloon, 424
Montgomery, r. 2(il2 Folsom
Taylor Julius C, r. 73(! Pacific
Taylor L. A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 407 Powell
Taylor Leverett, weaver S. F. Pioueer Woolen Fao-
tory. r. 231 Green
Taylor Manuel F., fruits, S s Twenty-second, nr Va-
lencia
Taylor Martin V.. real estate agent, r. 2048 Mission
Taylor Miry J., widow, r. 19 Ninth
Taylor Mary M. Mrs., furuished rooms, 614 Bush
Taylor Matlie Mrs., dressmaking, 231 Green
Taylor Nathaniel, baker Eclipse Bakery, r. 1410 Da-
pont
Taylor Oliver, contractor, .328 Pine, r. N s Twenty-
third, bet Noe and Castro
Taylor Oscar, iroomolder, r. 544 Bryant
Taylor Oscar P., cigarmaker H. Plagemann k Co., r.
322 Eddy
Taylor Patrick, laborer, r. 32 !< Rauech
Taylor Patrick, laborer, r. 118(5 Harrison
Tavlor Pitney, journalist Alta, r. 309 Mason
Taylor Richard, laster Buckingham & Hecht. r. 620H
McAllister
Taylor Richard, machinist, r. 902 Montgomery
Taylor Richard, seaman, r. 28 Clay
Taylor Robert, teamster George R. Starr k Co., r.
1111 Montgoruery
Taylor Robert, with Redlngton k Co.. r. 512 Oak
Taylor Robert ».. with Kedinaton .t Co., r. 512 Oak
Taylor Rob.-rt H. (Taylor & Craig) r. B34X Broadway
T.iylor Robert H., teamster, r. 4)4 Auburn
Taylor Robert L., manager Ronton, Holmes k Co., p.
514 Capp
Taylor S. K Co. (Samuel Taylor and Horace W. Ball)
proptis Arizona Warehouse. 230-232 King
Taylor Samuel (S. Taylor & Co.) r. Oakland
Taylor Samuel, r. 1431 Twenty-fourth
Taylor Samuel J., manager S. P. Taylor * Co., p. Oak-
land
Taylor Samuel P., clerk quartermaster's dept U. 3.
A., r. IX IhIs
Taylor Ssnford M., calWer, r. 346 Third
Taylor Sanford S., clerk forwarding dept Wells, Fargo
* Co., r. 720 California
Taylor Sanford W., blacksmith, r. 27 Chesley
Taylor Sarah, widow, r. 515 Pine
Taylor 8»r.ih, widow, r. 2236 Post
Taylor S. P. & Co. (Mrs. 8. W. I. Taylor) pro-
prietors Pioneer 'ind San Geronlmo Papi-r Mills,
and agents South Coast Paper Milis, 414-41(1 Clay
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
nannfacturer ofrTery <ieiM>rif>(lon or
PASSENOER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
4» to 5U Beale Htrect. Man Frameliwo.
■^Vagrons,
TRTTMAIir, ISHABI & HOOKER, Agents for the CelebrateA
EiaJIiJLOW IRON AXUB WAGOMS. 421-427 Market StreeU
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ncpoBTEBs or
MARBELIZED MANTELS,
Fire Grates and Tile,
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Taylor Stephen F., r. 148 Sixth
Taylor Stephen H., steward, r. 141 Natotna
T»ylor Stewart, helper Pac. Gas ImproTement Co., r.
125 Seventh
Taylor Stuart Mrs., widow, r. 125 Seventh
Taylor Stuart BI., naval officer Cnstom Honse,
r. 8E cor Hyde and Sacramento
Taylor S. W. I. Mrs. (S. P. Taylor b Co.) p. IIIQ Mc
AlliBter
Taylor Theodore, Bhoemaker JamefctSinJley, r. 150
Eighth
Taylor Theophilus, oyster depot, 7-8 Grand Western
Market, r. 1220 Polk
Taylor Thomas, fireman, p. 625 Lombard
Taylor Thomas, gardener Lick Old Ladies' Home, r.
University, bet Felton and 'Wayland, U. M. T.
Taylor Thomas, laborer, r. 32ii Kansch
Taylor Tlioinaa & Cw . (B. Fritsch and Charles
Celarius) wholesale dealers wines and liquors, 311
Sacramento
Taylor Thomas F., with Redington & Co., p. 512 Oak
Taylor Thomas Or., r. 1911 Pine
Taylor Thomas S., assistant Adjutant General Grand
Army of the Kepublic, 419 California, room 12, r.
216 Powell
Taylor Tlllie Miss, bakery, 727 Larkin
Taylor Truman (Taylor & Moore) r. 415 Powell
Taylor W. A., r. 332 Ellis
Taylor Wallace S., clerk treasurer's office S. P. Co., p.
2521 Bush
Taylor Wilfred M., bookkeeper Tayler & Flint, p. 519
O'Farrell
Taylor William, r. 128 Bernard
Taylor William, blacksmith, r. 23 South Park
Taylor William, captain steam launch P. M. SS. Co.
Taylor William, carpenter, r. 161 Nat"ma
Taylor William, harnecsmaker, r. 228 Minna
Taylor William, laborer, r. 1186 Harrison
Taylor William, longshoreman, r. 416 Bryant
Taylor William, meterman Pac. Gas Imp. Co., p. 126
Seventh
Taylor William, salesman Liddle i Kaeding, r. 1202
Mason
Taylor William A., cashier George H. Tay k Co., r.
1112 Jackson
Taylor William B.. printer, p. 564 Fnlsom
Taylor William B., waiter, r. 550 Mission
Taylor William E.. laborer, r. 2949 Sixteenth
Taylor William E.. physician and surgeon, 215
Geary, r. Occidental Hotel, office hours 1 to 4 p. m.
Taylor William F., clerk treasurer's office S. P. Co.,
r. 1524 Post
Taylor William F.. scroll sawyer California Mill, r.
Oakland
Taylor William G., clerk, r. 327 O'Farrell
Taylor William H., bartender Peterson & HenrlouUe,
r. 107 William
Taylor William H., clerk, r. 1112 Jackson
Taylor William H., clerk collection dept Wells, Fargo
k Co., r. 1215 Mission
Taylor William H.. gasfltter Thomas Bay & Co. (lim-
ited) r. 311 Jessie
Taylor William H., president Eisdon Iron and
Locomotive Works, office 6 Merchants' Exchange,
r. 2128 California
Taylor William J., clerk, r. 2939 Howard
Tiiylor William J., clerk Chronicle, r. 23 South Park
Taylor William M., foreman The Argouant, r. Oak-
■/and
Taylor William S., clerk Historical Publishing Co.,
r. 704 Sloctton
Taylor William S. K., mechanic W. W. Montague*
Co., r. ISU Devisadero
Taylor William W., roofer, r. 630 Jessie
Taylor Wilson G., r. 29 Grant Av
Taylor Zar haria, porter, r. 327 Montgomery Av
Taylor & Craig (Bobert H. Taylor and Andrew
Cmig) attorneys at law, 609 Sacpamento
Taylor & Haiglit (Edward R. Taylor and George
W. Hai^iht) attorne.vs at law. 2(i7 Sansome
Taylor & Hendrlckn (Geo. H. Taylor and K. C. Hen-
dricks) coffee and liquor saloon 102U Larkin
Tayloi & Moore (Truman Taylor and Justin Moore)'
horspradish, 29 Center Market
1^" Taylor. See Tityler
Teachout Albert, laborer, r. 5 Vandewater
Tengue Frederick, dentit^t, 702 Market, room 1
Teafi'ie Henry M., clerk S. F. Produce Exchange, r.
331 Montgomery
Teagne Luther A., dentist. 23 Kearny, r. 609 3< Folsom
Teague Mary Mrs., r. 316 Bartlett
Teague William, contractor. 405 Clementina
Teaban Joseph, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt k Co., r.
3406 Mission
Teahan Matthew, varnisher A. Frei, r. 3406 Mission
Teal Albert, clerk V. S. Railway Mail Service, p. 110
Ellis
Teal Thomas, bakery, 533 Fourth
B^" Teal. See Teale and Teele
Teaman Henry, woolsorter Frank P. McLennan, r.
Railroad Av, bet Manitoba and Dominica
Teare Philip, attorney at law, 1-2 Montgomery Block,
p. Berkeley
Techan R. J. <fe Co. (E. J. Techau and H. J. Wick-
er) proprietors The Good Fellows Grotto, restau-
rant and wines and liquors. Odd Fellows Bldg,
SW cor Market and Seventh
Teclau E. J. (B. J. Techau k Co.) r. 1516 Sc/)tt
Technical Society of the Pacific Coast, 217 Sansome
Tecklenburg Charles, clerk John Luhrs, r. 600 Broad-
way
Tecklenburg Christina, widow, p. 1055 Folsom
Tedford Charles J., real estate and mining broker,
425 Montgomery, p. 114 Mason
Tedford William, seaman stmr Geo. W. Elder
Tedsen Andrew, second mate stmr Columbia, p. 61
Tehama
Teed Charles W., cari>enter, p. 6 Lynch
Teed Minerva, widow, r. 6 Lynch
Teele Josiah M. (Teele k Scott) r. 1925 Devisadero
Teele & Scott ( Josiah M. Teele and Timothy F. Scott)
draymen, 717 Sacramento
a^ Teele. See Teal and Teale
Teeling Thomas, laborer, p. 319 Folsom
Teels' Marsh Borax Mine, 230 Montgomery, rooms
11-12
Teeney John, watchman Golden Gate Flouring Mill,
p. 738 H Clara
Teeney John, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. S ■ Ten-
eriflFe, bet St. John and Tombigbee
Teesriale Frederick W., hostler T. J. Hamilton, r. 608
Howard
Teesdale James, baker, r. 416 Broadway
Teese Frederick, r. 2656 Folsom
Teese Louis, r. 12 Ellis
Teese Le-wis Jr. , wines and liquors, SE cor Kearny
and California, r. 127 Kearny
Teeter Ann, widow, bakery 948 Howard
Tegeler William, carpenter, r. 715 Eighteenth
Tegen Henry, cellarman S. F. Stock Brewery, P. 2109
Francisco
Teggart Bernard, fireman stmr Piedmont, r. 570 Fol-
som
Teggart James, salesman William H. Ronse k Co., r.
570 Folsom
Teggart John, fireman stmr Apache
Teggart John, salesman O'Connor, Moflfatt k Co., p.
306 Stockton
Teggart William, drayman, r. 570 Folsom
«9^ Tepgart. See Taggard and Taggart
Tehama House, Shepard D. Bailey proptr, NE cop
Broadway and Kearny
Tehama Mill* (Tehama, Cal.) M. C. Ellis * Son
proprietors, 29 Merchants' Exchange
Tehama Primary School, Mrs. E. A. Wood principal,
S s Tehama, bet First and Second
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Teh»n John, foremuu S. F. Briage Co., r. Kentucky
House
Tehaii Mhttthew, varnlRher. r. 3406 Mission
Telch Paolo, flBhenuan, r. 1105 Front
T.ichert William, ttamster, r. 13ia Fillmore
Teldeinann Heruianii, teamster, r. 1426 Hnward
Teltnian Sophia, wld^w. r. 1019 Golden CJate Av
Tfitman Au(^u^t C, bookkeepi-r. r. 1224 Loiubard
Tejeda Abelino, saddlemaker J. 0. Jobuai»n & Co.. r.
nr, Green
TnleKraph Building. 302 Montgomery
TeleRmph Hill ObHTvatory, Otto Liebmann proptr,
t.ip Tele«r8pli Hill, cor Kearny and Greenwich
Telegraph Hill Kailroad Co., Oui-taveSutro president,
Charleg Werner secretary and snperiuteudent,
office NE cor Greenwich and Kearny
Telephone Trnnsfer Co.. Philips k Freeman
proprietors office 6J8 MiKslon. btablea 27-29 Capp
Telfair J. Hamilton (T. Henry Abhe & Co.) r. Oak-
land
Telfer William, blacltsmlth. r. 429 Bryant
Telfer William, clerk Henry Kahn k Co., r. «9 Bry-
ant
Telford John. teamKter, r. 2219 Mison
Telibien Emil, glovemaker Raymond, Squire k Co.,
r. Dehone, nr Sanchez
Tell Victor, teamster Telephone Transfer Co., r. 231
Fifteenth
Tellecher Filipe, r. 60.S Broadway
Telleen John Kev., pastor Swedish Evangelical Lu-
theran Church, r. 738 Minna
Tellef.sen John, laborer r. 802 Bryant
Teller Frank M., polisher, r. 403 >4 Natoma
Teller Frederick D. P., clerk, r. 18 Twelfth
Teller George, mnfra a^eDt, 116 California, r. Ala-
meda
Teller John D. P., purchasing agent, 116 California,
r. 18 Twelfth
Teller Leonora, widow, r. 1218 Leavenworth
Teller Philip S., clerk, Brigham. Hoppe k Co., r. 18
Twelfth
Teller Walter, cleric, r. 18 Twelfth
■^ Teller. See Theller
Tellis Mary Mrs., dreBsraaker, r. 147 Third
Tellyer Silas E., r. 346 Beale
TelpberaKS Electric Railway Co., office 410 Mont-
gomery
Telyea Joseph, storekeeper Pac. Mall Dock, r. 2134
Howard
Temby John H., bool<keeper, r. 304 Third
Temby Richard, groceries and liquors. 1908 Polk
Temke Anthony M., salesman, r. 1606 California
Tempesti Eugen«. marble works, 1438 Market, r. cor
Fourth and Bryant
Temple Annie Miss, teacher Infants' Shelter, r. 610
Minna
Temple Florence Slisa, ladles' hairdresser with
Fred Hays, r. 627 McAllister
Temple aJnckaon, associate justice Supreme Court
of California, chambers 121 Post, r. Santa Rosa
Temple Jane Mrs., matron Infants' Shelter, r. 612
Minna
Temple J. B., r. 721 Bryant
Temple Roderick, jeweler, r. 510 Minna
Temple Rufus, clerk, r. 540 Howard
Templemau Harold, clerk Stein, Simon & Co., r. Ala
meda
Templeman Henry, bookkeeper Mendocino Lumber
Co., r. 16.15 Mission
Templeman John, teamster, r. 1027 Minna
Templeman Thomas, waiter Merchants' Club
Templeton Carrie A. MIks, teacher West End School,
r. 2738 Sixteenth
Templeton Clutbia L., widow, r. 2417 Pacific Av
Templeton James, bookkeeper Dalzlel & MoUer, r.
Oakland
Templeton Laura S. Miss, teacher Franklin Grammar
School, r. 27b8 Sixteenth
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EstabllNhe.1 1360. Telephone 315.
Templeton Mary, r. 20^ S.cond
Tempi' ton Meta L., teacher Boys' High School, r. 232
Fair Ouks
Templeton 3. L. Miss, teacher Pacific Heights School,
r. 9.tO Seventeenth
Templeton Thomas H., laborer, r. 917 Capp
Temprele Annie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 18 Clara
Temprele Edouard, maebmist, r. 18 Clara
Temps Henry, laborer, r. 9J2 Battery
Ten Bosch John <!te Co. (-lolin M. Ten Boerh and
T. H. Betteridge) grain merchants, 302 Montgom-
ery, room 8
Ten Bosch John M. (John Ten Bosch k Co.) r. 808
Bush
Ten Cent Parcel Delivery, office 11 Post
Tence Charles S., r. 11(I4 Market ^
Tench John, painter Clay St RR., r. 1232 Sacramento
Tender Charles, clerk, r. 622 Natoma
Tenkey John, fireman Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W •
Utali, bet Center and Santa Clara
Tennant George, cook, r. 6 Broadway
Tennent Augustus B., machinist Risdon 1. and L.
Works, r. Oakland
Tennent Thomas.chronometerand Instrument maker,
18 Market
Tennent Thomas H., bookkeeper Bedlngton k Co., r.
1«96 Broadway
Tenner Clinton, watchman Maison Doree, r. 271
Stevenson
Tenney Charles W., cashier Lowry k Steller, r. Oak-
land
Tenney Fannie Mrs., r. 119;* Bernard
Tenney George B., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. W21
Larkin
Tenney H. O., clerk Pac. Ins. Union, r. Alameda
Tenney Michael, laborer, r. 2808 Sacramento
Tenney William, cooper, r. 207 Minna
Tennilian Michael, r. 2217 Jackson
Tennis Adolph H., salesman Quade k Straut, r. 349
Grove
Tennis Henry Mrs., widow, r. NE cor Gough and
Grove
Tennis Jonathan F., compositor P. E. Dougherty k
0 .. r. Oakland
Tenuis M. A. Mrs., r. 1245 Folsom
Tennis Thomas, policeman, r. 622 Green, rear
Tennis William E., upholsterer, 615 Gough, r. 349
Grove
Tensleldt Frederick, laborer, r. 136 Shipley
Tenth Street Drug: Store, SW cor. Tenth and
Folsom
Tenthorey John P. (J. P. Tenthorey & Co.) r. 558 Mis-
sion
Tenthorey J. P. fc Co. (John P. Tenthorey) mnfrs
maiaroni, 5i8 Misssion
Teply Jacob, tailor, r. 2 Leroy PI
Teply Joseph, gardener, r. 10 Parker Av
Tepper Edward A., laborer New England Soap Co.
Tepper Henry, conductor Market St. RR., r. 11 Col-
lins
Tercovich Luca B., teamster P. Marsicano k Co., r.
1510 Dupt>nt
Teresl Vinoeut, jeweler, r. 36 M Tehama
Terkeld-xen George, janitor Irving HhII, 139 Post
Terkelsen Charles, seaman, r. 1911 Dupont
Terkelsen James, master mariner, r. 5 Newell
Terkelsen John, laborer, r. 2019 Mason
Tefkelsou Lorenz, gripman Market St. RR., r. E a
Dolores, nr Twenty-sixth
Terme Louise Mine., costuiner, fl2 Montgomery
Terminal H> tel, cor Haight and Stauyan
Teriiilual Railway Co.. Wlllard V. Huntington seore-
tary, NEcor Fourth and Townsend, room 48
Terrell William, teHclier billiards Olympic Club
Terreyer Rachel, bakery, 20ii5i4 Polk
Terrier Francois, shoemaker Henry LQcke, r. 431 Sec-
ond
Terrlll C. B., r. Palace Hotel
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Terrill Charles C, contractor, r. 617 Seventeenth
; Terrill Francis H., physician and surgeon and
I pri)fe!=8or therapeutics. Medical Department
I University of California, office and r. 400Stockton
I Terrill George, r. 205 Fair Oaks
I Terrill John H., steward, r. 722 California
I Terrill M. H., r. P.ilace Hotel
j Terrill Peter, laborer, r. 1644 Mission
I Terrill William, clerk, r. 2098 Market
Terrill William L.. salesman, r. 2 Washington
t^- Terrill. See Tirrill. Turrell and Tyrrell
Territorial Pioneers of California, Lowell J.
Hardy Jr. secretary, 405 Kearny
, Terry A. A., city agent San Francisco Directory,
518 Clay
Terry Andrew J., millwright, r. E s Noe, nr Nine-
I teenth
Terry Archibald F. M., expressman, r. 1347 Alabama
Terry Carlisle Jr.. sub-assistant U. S. Coast and Geo-
detic Survey, ofiSce TJ. S. Appraisers' Bldg, fourth
floor, r. LoB Angeles
Terry Charles D., stage carpenter, r. 831 Pacific
Terry Clinton H., assistant superintendent repairs
Board Harbor CoiumiKSionera, r. Oakland
Terry Frank E. r. 715 Valencia
Terry George W., general clerk Schammel Packing
Co.. r. 2104 Mason
Terry Horatio P., salesman, r. 813 Golden Gate Av
Terry James J., beltmaker H. N. Cook, r. 10 Bonita
Terry .Jerome E., salesman Albert Mau k Co., r. 3002
California
Terry John, seaman, r. 1611 Powell
Ten y John C. (Joseph C. Terry X Co.) r. 2602 Folsom
Terry John 0., propertyman, r. 30 Tehama
Terry Joseph T. (Joseph T. Terry & Co.i r. San Mateo
Terry Joseph T. & Co. (Joseph T. and John C. Terry)
auctioneers and wholesale and retail dealers fur-
niture. 747 Market
Terry K. C. Mrs., widow, r. 715 Valencia
Terry Liness A., butcher, 7 Centre Market, r. 2707
Sutter
Terry Thaddeus W., printer, r. 1121 Greenwich
Terry Thomas, beltmaker H. N. Cook, r. 10 Bonita
Terry Victor frnit dealer, r. 615 Stockton
Terry William, bookkeeper London and S. F. Bank
(limited) r. 600 Bush
Terry William B., porter A. Crawford k Co., r. 26
Clinton
Terry William N., saw flllnfi, 108 Drnmm, r. 1121
Greenwich
Terschuren Gerhard F., master mariner r. 2226 Pine
Tesch Gustav, composiltor, r. 863 H Market
Teschner Herman, cigarmaker Conradi & Mosa, r.
1641 Polk
Tefcbner John, r. 646 ii Minna
Tesmore Solomon (Tesmore fc Krlll) r. 1218 Fulton
Tesmore & Krill (Solomon Tesmore and Henry Krlll)
oyster saloon, 60-C2 California Market
Tessier Anna, widow, r. 568 Seventeenth
Tessier John, coffee packer J. A. Folger & Co., r. 668
Seventeenth
Tessmer Henry A., carpenter, r. Martinique, nr Sa-
vannah
Tessmer Robert, cook, r. 320 Drumm
Testiul Lorenzs, laborer, r. Filbert, nr Van Nesi At
Tetlow Paul, carpenter, r. 438 Fifth
Tetlow Samuel, bartender r. 502 Washington
Tetu Louis, waiter, r. 815 Montgomery
Tetzen W., seaman stmr Columbia
Teubner Emil, printer Demokrat. r. 608 Sixth
Teubner Gustave, show case mnfr 6 Spring, r. 1511
Clay
TeunisFen John, carpenter, r. 24 Turk
Teutonia Hall, Jacob Knell janitor, 1322 Howard
Teutonia Sorl. ty. 1322 Howard
Tevidd Antonio, hurber, r. 200 Washington
Tevis Carter, agent H. Burnett & Co., 606 H Commer-
cial, r. Oakland
Tevis Harry L., r. 1316 Taylor
TevIs Lloyd, president Wells, Fargo k Go's. Bank,
>'E cor California and Sansome, r. 1316 Taylor
Tevlin James, fireman tug Sea King, r. 31 Jessie
Tevlin James F., attorney at law, 310-312 Phalan
BUlg, r. 10 Camp
Tevlin James M., fireman, r. 13 Louisa
Tevlin John, wool sorter Whitney & Webster, r. 10
Camp
Tewes Frederick, willow worker, 638 Market, r. IT
Third
Tewes George, teamster C. A. Worth, r. 1908 Brod-
erick
Tewhill John, laborer, r. 1526 Turk
TewkBbury Ellen, widow, r. 8 Welsh, rear *
Tewksbury Oliver P., teamster, r. 235 Perry
Texas and Pacific Railway, Harry B. Smith
Jr., general western pahsenger agent, and H. 0.
Logan Pacific Coast freight agent, 605 Market
Teyhan William P., laborer, r. 333 Golden Gate At
Thacher George (George Thacher k Co.) r. San Ra-
fael
Thacher George k Co. (George Thacher) wholesale
liquor dealers, 823 Montgomery
B^" Thacher. See Thatcher
Thacker J. N., special officer Wells, Fargo k Co., r.
East Oakland
Thackeray Emily M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 2017 How-
ard
Thackeray George, wood and coal, cor Twenty-second
and Fair Oaks
Thackwell Henry, laborer, r. 11 Pacific
Thain Alexander (Thain Bros.) r. 337 Turk
Thain Brothers (Alexander and Frederick) confec-
tionery, 781 Market
Thain Frederick (Thain Bros.) r. 337 Turk
Thain George, conductor Presidio RR., r. 417 Green
Thain Robert A., helper U. S. Mint, r. Berkeley
Thai Frederick M., real estate and collection, r. 21
Harriet
Thai Henry H., speculator, r. 1124 *< Folsom
Thai Julius L., with P. F. Thai, r. 45 Third
Thale Henry, teamster Telephone Transfer Co., r. 27
Capp
Thalhimer Jacob, bookkeeper M. Heller k Sons, r.
1832 Sutter
Thalia Verein, 414 Pine
Thall Henry H., junk dealer, r. 1124H Folsom
Thall Mark, assistant manager Alcazar Theater, r. 43T
O'Farrell
THAMES AND MERSEY MARISE INS, CO.
(limited, of L.iverpooL, Eng.) WUliam
Greer Harrison manager, 303 Cali-
fornia
Thane Arthur F., clerk J. W. Grace k Co., r. 2034
Steiner
Thane James V., clerk M. P. and M. dept S. P. Co., r.
San Mateo
0^" Thane. See Thain
Thaney Ellen Miss, domestic Palace Hotel
Thanges Johannes, baker, r. 625 Clay
Thannhauser August (Thannhauser & Co,) r. 21T
Grant Av
Thannhauser Sigmund M. (Thannhanser k Co.) r.
110 O'Farrell
Tliannlianser & Co. (Sigmund M. and Angnst
Thannhauser and Frederick Heimbruch) com-
mission merchants and general agents Transat-
lantic Marine Insurance Co. and local agents
Firemans Fund Insurance Co. (fire department)
311 California
Tharoe James, clerk, r. 19 Guy PI
Tliarp Engfene H., notary public and commis-
sioner deeds, 238 Montgomery, r. 1240 Eddy
Tharp Joseph L., agent Examiner, r. .^94 Buchanan
Tharsing Edward, yardujan Pac. Rolling Mill
Thatcher Alonzo J., laborer, r. 529 Valencia
UPHOLSTERY.
WH0LE8AI.K AND EETAIL
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL-
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manofactorers of Show Cases
and Store Fis.tare8.
3T Met St,
m IDCC rVTDA nOV'^ "**"''''l P'^'Jcto' tl>« finest Or«pe«of)ARPAD HARASZTHY 4 CO.,
COLirOL LA I nA Uni( tUeWoria. But no addition of Brtndy. f 630 WASSn^Ol^ CTBHT.
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Thatcher Coney R., conductor Market St. RR., r.
3U4)i Mission
Thatcht-r Daniel A., cashier Chief Quartermaster,
DlviaioD iif the Pttciflc aud Dept of Callforuia, r.
Russ House
Thatcher Edward C, vari( tlrs, 2224 Mission
Thatcher George P., carpenter, r. 8:<8 Mission
Thatcher H., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 208
Turk
■^ Thatcher. See Tbacher
Thatiu Jacob A. (Thatlu b Helneman) r. 220 )< Fran-
cisco
Thatin Peter H., saddler Main & Winchester, r. 220 )«
Francisco
Thatin fc Helneman (Jacob A. Thatin and Henry S.
Heiuemau) paiutera aud paper hangers, 718 Mont-
gomery At
Thauwald Herman, fresco painter, r. 650 Natoma
Thayer Asahel, assistant manager Pac. Pine Lumber
Co., r. a86 San Jose At
Thayer Charles, clerk Carbolic Smoke Ball Co.
Tliayer Clarence C, auctioneer, 018 Market, r. 2C01)j
Sacramento
Thayer Clarke, clerk, r. 904 Kearny
Thayer K. L.. journalist Examiner, r. 215 Post
Thayer Edwin N., actor, r. 1519 Webster
Thayer Frank E., associate manager New York Life
Ins. Co., 2J0 Sansome, r. Alameda
Thayer Frank J., rate clerk S. P. Co., r. 17 Ji Clinton
Ay
TliHyer I. E., commission merchant and agent
Uuu<au'8 .Mills Land and Lumber Co., and In-
spector Bureau Veritas, office 22 California, r.
Oakland
Thayer Isaac, shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
liar>)4 Valencia
Thayer John laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Thayer Mary E., widow, r. 3J» Eighteenth
Thayer Moses, carpenter, r. 2217 Masou
Thayer Nehemiah D.. proptr Natick House, 246 Third
Thayer Orson V., phybiciun aud surgeon, 218 Post,
r. 2514 Washington
Thay-r Rose Miss, principal Chinese School, r. 1519
Webster
Thayer R. S. & Co. (Russell S. Thayer) groceries and
liquors, 1340 Ellis
Thayer Russell S. (U. S. Thayer k Co.) r. 29 Fulton
Tlte Argfonuut (weekly) Argonaut Publishing Co.
publiiih'-rs, 213 Dupont
The Beucli Knterprlsa (weekly) E. L. Wadbam
maiiaKer, 15ill Stockton
Tlie Bench. P. Pontac proprietor, 213 Larkin
The Carlos White Priming Co. (Carlos White) steam
printers, 3J0 Saucome and 419 Sacramento
The Central Milling Co., C. L. Dingley president and
D. M. Moody secretary, office la Steuurt
THE C. B. TODD HORSESHOEIMI}
E<4TABL.I«»UMk:NT, John McCarty pro-
prietor, 134 Golden Gate Av
The Company of Associated Slock Brokers, William
W. Bausman secretary, S. F. Stock and Exchange
Bldg
The Daily lia^v tTournal, Stockwell k Co. pro-
prietors, 3ii) Sansome
The Eatfle Kln^; Gold, Silver, Alinlnfr and
Water Co. (El Dorado Co.. Cal.) Joseph Law-
rence, Heury Levy, Louis Taussig and Jonathan
Camp proprietors, office 635 Clay, room 1
The Kxcelsior Rlrer Co., Charles A. Hooper
prchident, George W. Hooper secretary and treas-
urer, office 4 California, and SE oor Fourth aud
Channel
The Fulton. Frederick Saunders proptr, 3 Fulton
The Guide, Guide Publishing Co. publishers, 521
Clay
The Hnstinffs, Mann « Benedict proprietors, SW
cor Sutter ana Montgomery
FRATINGER & CO.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
JERSEY WAISTS.
HEWEST GOODS. LATEST STYLES. LOWEST PRICES.
105 KEARNY STREET.
ROOFING,
RAIN WATER PIPES, GUTTERS and VALLEYS
MADE AND REPAIRED.
Roofs of all kinds made Water Tlf ht.
W. K
PLUMBER.
Kstabllehed 18G0.
LANE,
605 KBARNT 8TRBBT.
Telephone 315.
THE INDEPENDENT ADTOHATIC PORT-
ABLE GAS WORKS, Kclward Webb
president and (;eneral inanafcer, J. C.
Snsenbeth secretary, office room 113
Phelan Bulldint;
The or. Dewinar Co., J. Dewing president. M. 8.
Dewing vice-president, W. L. Ogi- Herretnry and
treasurer, publishers importers, school furuish-
ers, and manufacturers pianos aud organs, 42t)-
422 Bush
The London Tea Co., Stephen Jackson proptr, 40 Third
The L. W. Bllnn Lumber Vo., Charles A.
Hooper president. George W. Hooper seiretsry
and treasurer, office 4 California, and S£ cor
Fouitli and Channel
The Melville, M. Hermann k Co. proprietors, 1104
Market
The Pacillc (Congregational weekly) The Pub-
lishing Co. of the Pacine publiBhere, 7 Montgom-
ery .\v, room 23
The Philadelphia Pharmacy, SW cor Eddy
and Leavi-nwortli
The Renton, Mrs. A. W. Truesdell proprietor, 713
Sutter
The Russ liamher and 91111 Co., Charles A.
Hooper president. George W. Hooper secretary
and treasurer, office 4 California, and SE cor
Fourth anil Channel
The Sacramento liOmber Co., Charles A.
Hooper, president, George W. Hooper, secretary
and treasurer, office 4 California, and SE cor
Fourth and Channel
The Sather Btnklng^Co., H. L. Dodge, presi-
dent, J. S. Hiitchinsuu manager, KE cor Commer-
cial and Montgomery
The Star Soap Co., R. Heilraann proprietor, Ws Caro-
lina, bet Center and Kl l)orad>, office 708 Brannan
The United States Dealers" Prote. live Association aud
Mercantile Agency, 2R Montgomery
The Westmiuater, Mrs. M. E. Hsrron proprietor, 614
Sutter
The Whitney, Standard and Oakland
Transfer Co., office 3-5 Commercial
Theall Alfred, engineer's storekeeper P. M, 8S. Co.,
Co., r. 14 Rincon Av
Theall Julian, clerk Post Office, r. 42 Morris At
Theall Susan, widow, r. 6(i9 Sutter
Tnesfer Coniique NW cor Pine and Kearny
Theater Connque. SE cor Sacramento and Kaamy
Theatrical PublishlnK Co., 536 Clay
Thebaud .loseph, clerk E. L. G. Steele Jk Co.
Thebenet Ernest, r. 225 Geary
Theckvell Henry, seaman, r. 13 Paciflo
Thedy Albert F , saleaman W. * J. Sloane 4 Co., r.
!I01 Buchanan
Thedy Charles A., teacher banjo, 127 Kearny
Thielbahr Ernst, waiter, r. 724 MisKion
Theen G., carrier Examiner, r. 6(l8 Sacramento
Theil Frank, liquor saloon. 300 Third
K^Theil. See Thiel and Thiele
Theilecker Margaret, widow, r. 810 Folsom
Theilen Henry, harnessmaker, SW cor Eve and San
Bruno Road
Theilers Frank, expressman, r. 612 Birch Av
Theisen Jodn, chicken ranch, S a Persia Av nr Naples
Thei«en John J., cabinetmaker, r. 130 Oorland
Theisen Joseph S. clerk Marcua Rosenthal, r. 130
Dorlaud
Theiss George H., confectioner, r. 4 Ivy At
Theism John H., r. 2(i2 Minna
Tlieiss Mhtthias, currier Bellly & Louis, r. 110 Capp
a^" Theiss. See Thease and Thies
TheiHSon Julius, tailor St. Mary's College
Thelan Peter, lampHubter, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 1. r. 774 Folsom
Theler William L., manager Davis Broa., 419 Kearny,
r. 2813 Bush
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Kfannftectnrer ofeTrrr dewrrlptlon of
PASSENaBR. STREET AND FREIGETT OARS.
4» tu SU Bealo Ktreet, San FrauciMW.
RAlino* Pri^Q^PQ T£UUAN, ISHAM & HOOEEB, 421-427 Market St. MAY.HUUlfi,
Daiin^ r'rc:>ac9. mop. wool.. KAtr. and oRCHiJLiiA presses.
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W. W. MONTAGUE <& CO.
IMPORTERS OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
Slxoot Iroxa
All Sizes and Numbers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Theller Delia M., adjuster tJ. 3. Mint, r. 124 Golden
Gate Av
Theller Edward A., salesman, r. 2026 Pacific Av
Tlieller Frank P . student, r. 2026 Pacific Av
Theller George P., r. ISOS Church
Theller Samuel L., real estate 330 Pine, r. 2026 Pa-
cific Av
Theller Sanauel S., with S. I. Theller, r. 2026 Pacific
Av
10" Theller. See Teller
Then Rosanna, widow, r. 1007 Pacific
Theobald George Jr., with George J. Theobald & Co.,
r. 521 Post
Theobald George J. (George J. Theobald & Co.) r.
Saucelito
Theobald George J. & Co. (George J. Theobald)
shipping and commiSbion merchants, 419 Califor-
nia, rooms 4-fi
Theobald J. John, clerk W. Greer Harrison, r. Sau-
celito
10- Theobald. See Thibault
Theobalds William, publisher, r. 1148 Sutter
Theodon Charles, produce, 123 Twenty-sixth
Theological Seminary (Presbyterian) 121 Haight
Theophilo George, liquor saloon, 48 Sacramento
Therenet Eugene, jeweler Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r.
225 Geary
Theriot Horry 0., hostler, r. 1209 Folsom
Theriot Joseph, compositor Evening Post, r. 1220
Folsom
Theron Camille, carpenter, r. 112 Valparaiso
Thessereau David, carpenter, r. 1938 Jessie
Thessing Charles, porter Wempe Bros.
Theuerlich John, cook, r. 625 Clay
Theurich John, laborer, i. 1938 Mission
Thensen Godfred, clerk H. M. Heineman, r. 1310
Larkin
Thevenet Ernest, druggist Alfred Gros., r. 325 Geary
Thevenin Leon, gardener, r. 2328 CHlifornla
Thibault Cleophas. shoe-maker, 831 )i Pacific
Thibault Sarah M , widow, r. 615 Taylor
VET Thibault. See Theobald
Thlebault Peter, patternmaker Fulton Iron Works, r.
25 Clementina
Thiebaut Charles, mufr paper boxes, 765 Mission, r.
128 Shipley
Thiebaut James, clerk Charles Thiebaut, r. 128 Ship-
ley
Thiebaut Louis, boxmaker Charles Thiebaut, r. 128
Shipley
Thlele Agnes, widow, r. 11.39 Twenty-first
Thiele Carl W. A., laborer, r. 535 Bryant
Thifle Charles, driver Lang Bros., r. 1318 Scott
Thi. le Elu, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Thiele Ernest, jeweler, r. 237 Fifth
Tniele Euaene (Sevin, Vincent * Co.) r. 516 Stockton
Thiele Frederick, laborer, r. 207 Clara
Thiele Henrietta Mrs., employment office, 209 Geary
Thiele Henry, cook, r. 13 Clay
Tniele Julius ( Jausen & Thiele) r. 1927 Jessie
I Thiele Otto, instrument maker Will & Finck, r. 363
Clementina
I Thiele Robert (Horstmeyer & Thiele) r. 2105 Leaven-
I worth
1 t0- Thiele. See Theil and Thiel
Thielbabr Ernest, waiter Tivoli Cafe, r. 10 Page
1 Thielemann Otto, clerk Arnold PoUak & Co., r, 1929
I Bush
' Thleler Henry, cabinetmaker A. Frei, r. 313 Fell
Thielraann M. C, secretary Am Engle Assn, and sec-
1 retary and treasurer German Land and Cattle Co.,
! 123 California, r. Oakland
: Thiemann Harry, master mariner, r. 209 Steuart
I Thiemann Robert, casemaker Geo. G. Shreve & Co.,
! r. 619 Mason
Thierae Arthur, painter, r, 710 McAllister
Tlileme Julius, waiter Harmon Eozminsky
Thiemer Gustave L. F., teacher music, r. 419 Laguna
917
117
Thien Frederick J. (Thlen & Co.) r. 86 Everett
Thien & Co. (Frederick J. Thlen and Frederick Al.
brecht) mnlrs chromos on glass, 604 Mission
Thierbach Charles (Thierbach & Kroeger) r. 1002 Har-
rison
Thierbach Julius, salesman Johannes Witt, r. 1532
Golden Gate Av
Thierbach Louis M., clerk Neubert & Grabau, r. 1002
Harrison
Thierbach & Kroeger (Charles Thierbach and William
Kroeger) coffee and Kplce mill, 805 Bryant
Thies Herman, clerk C. A . Kllnkner, r. 917 Lombard
Thies John, seaman, r, 13 Clay
Thies Otto, cabinetmaker James Bowoher,
Lombard
ThieH William, clerk, r. 14 Miller PI
^ Thies. See Theiss
Thiesen Charles H., cooper Q. R. Windeler,
Gilbert
Thiesse Jean B. A., proptr Lap'lre House. 421 Fourth
Tbiessen William J. H., teamster, r. 812 Vallejo
Thilda Alexander O.. bookkeeper, r. 871 Market
Thilo C. A., r. 615 Golden Gate Av
Thing Albert F., teamster, r. 42 Hartford
Tliinsf^alla Steamship Co. (Copenhagen and
New York) James Madison agent, 9-11 Markst
Third Conj^rejSfational Chnrch, Rev, E. G.
Beckwith pastor, S s Fifteenth, bet Mission and
Julian Av
Third Infantry Regiment, N. G. C, armory 614 How-
ard
Third Regiment Band, headquarters 126 Kearny,
room 1
Third Street Exchangfe, John Strothoff pro-
prietor, 25 Third
Third Street Wharf, foot Third
Thlrion Albert, with Comptoir D'Escompte de Paris
Tbissen Henry, laborer, r. 117 Gilbert
Thiftlethwaite Robert, door and sashworker, r. 435
Pine
Thistleton George, publisher, r. Ocean View
Thode Charles J., bartender Holtum & Anderson
Thode Henning, proptr Union Brewery, r. 326 Clem-
entina
Thode Henry, chicken ranch, W s Rhode Island, bet
Alameda and Channel
Thode John, driver John Wieland Brewing Co., r. 341
Waller
Thode John W., groceries and liquors, NE cor Hayes
and Laguna, r. 630 Webster
Thoel Conrad, salesman W. Haker & Hinz, r. 308 O'Far-
rell
Thoene August, r. 438 >4 Natoma
Thoenert Louis, driver Deucher k. Kalben, r, 521
Folsom
Thoenges Louis, cabinetmaker, r. 131 O'Farrell
Thoemann Emilv, widow, r. 112 Grove
Thoerner Theo., clerk, r. 324 Turk
Thole George P., master mariner, r. 1924 Filbert
Thom Alexander, molder, r. 811 5^ Golden Gate Av
Thorn David, gunsmith, r. 612 Bush
Thom Dora, widow, r. 257 Perry
Thom George E., salesman Carroll & Tilton, r. 12
Ellis
Thom James, coremak^r, r. 1025 Alabama
Thom John, carpenter, r. 613 Linden Av
Thom John, molder, r. 1025 Alabama
Thom Marian S. Miss, tencher Noe and Temple Street
Primary School, r. 1025 Alabama
Thom William F.. laborer, r. 121 Jj Sixth
Thom-Wohrden Henry, carpenter, r. 1215 Bryant
Thom-Wohrden Theodore N. , liquor saloon, SE cor
Twenty-third and Bartlett
Thoma Rudolph, gilder Morris & Kennedy, r. 523
Vallejo
Thomanu C. Mrs., widow, r. 112 Grove
Thoinann Charles, washer Thomas Ray & Co., r. 112
Grove
THE BEST
OVERCOATS
For MEN and BOYS at
THE HASTINGS"
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.
kk
IPEEIAL Fire Ins, Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WIL SEZTOiT, Asst Uuager.
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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Thoniann Jacob, glioemsker. Filbert, nr Fillmore
Thoniann Rudolph, jouruallst. r. 312 Chentnut
ThomaB Abrabain, flremaD Rudolph Armstrunf;
Thomas A. G., BCRUian stmr San Jof^
Thomas Alphonzo. lumbennaii, r. 808 Kearny
Thomas Annio M. MrH., r. W s Fourth Av, bet Point
LoboB Av and tiemeut
TbomaH Anton, barber, 9iil Folsom
Thoiiiae ArlhurD., wood carver, r. S Albion Av
Thoinas B. M., revenue agent U.S. Internal Revenue,
r. 4.S3 Hayes
Thomas Bertha, widow, r. 8W cor Fourth and Chan-
nel
Thomas Callie Miss, r. 816 Sutter
Thomas Charles, bootblack G. Held
Thomas Charles, janitor, r. 1007)4 JoneB
Thomas Charles E.. engineer, r. i:04 Second
Thomas Charles J., capitalist, r. 4U4 Eddy
Thomas Charles L., deputy Assessor, r. 10 South
Park
Thomas Charles M., clerk Hueter Bros. & Co.. r. 27
Twenty-ninth
Thomas David, engineer Oeary St. RR., r.l529 O'Far-
rell
Thomas David, plumber W. T. Daniels, r. filfi Natoma
Thomas Dawgou, shipwright, 46 Main. r. 2U0 Mission
Thomas Defir6, widow, r. 815 Jessie
Thomas D. F., barber, r. 1115 Jones
Thomas D. Harry, manager F. W. Eaton & Co., r.
Oakland
Thomas E. Mrs., widow, furnished rooms, 12 Mason
Thomas Edmund D., auditor Market Street Cable
Railway and Potrero and Bay View Railroad, NE
cor Fourth and Townsend, room 34, r. 9 Valpa-
raiso
Thomas Edward B., r. 25)4 StocVton
Thomas Edward B., bookkeeper P. J. Thomas, r. 1307
Valleid
Thomas Eiiward C. clgarmaker, r. SCO Howard, rear
Thomas Edward J., clerk, r. 1211 Laguna
Thomas Edward J , superintendent Hobba, Wall k
Co.. r. Ettht Oakland
Thomas Edward R. cashier J. L. White & Co., r. 2308
Sutter
Thomas Eliza, widow, r. 413 Post
Thomas Ella A. Miss, teacher Starr King Primary
School, r. 10 South Park
Thomas Ellis S.. clerk, r. 204 Francisco
Thomas Emlle, cook. r. 815 Monttjoraery
Thomas Estelle W., widow, r. 1211 Lacuna
Thomas Eugene (Eugene Thomas & Co.) r. 1520 Clay
Thomas Ruffenu & Co. (Eugene Thomas) Im-
porters wines and liquors, and agents Bordeaux
Board of Underwriters, 617-619 Sinsome
Thomas Evan, bricklayer, r. 1213 Union
Tbonias Evan, expressman, SE cor Second and Mar-
ket, r. 1725 Mark, t
Thomas P. & Co. (Francois Thomas) Parisian
Dyeing and Cleaning Works. 27 Tenth, oflSces 714
Washington. 213 Post and 228 Fourth
Thomas Ferdinand, dyer. r. 815 Jetisie
Thomas Francis, winedealer. r. 727 O'Farrell
Thomas Francois (F. Thomas fc Co.) r. 1216)4 Howard
Thomas Frank, cook stmr Modoc
Thomas Frank, magnetic healer 1055 Market
Thomas Frederick, carpenter, r. 621 Turk
Thomas Frederick G.. solicitor Call, r. Nineteenth,
bet Noe and Sanchez
Thomas Frederick R., cigars and tobacco, 1 Stockton,
r. 25)4 Stockton
Thomas G., collector The J. Dewing Co., r. 1406
Broadway
Thomas George, molder, r. 317 Third
Thomas George, waiter, r. 2012 Ma-on
ThomHS George J., clerk Eugene Thomas t Co., r.
1620 Clay
Thomas George P. (George P. Thomas & Sons) r.
15.14 Sanchez
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIFRMO-rLECTRIC
RUSSIAN ail TURKISH BATES
Mso Medicated and Electric Eatlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED
CHIMNEYS REPAIRED. CHIMNEY SWEEPIHt.
Chimney Tops that >vill clra'tv.
Plumber, 605 Kearny Street.
Established I860. Telephone 315.
Thomas George P., clerk Carolan .<; Co., r. 2419 Suiter
Thomas George P. k Sons (George P.. Samuel and
George P. Jr.) novelty mnfrs, 617-619 Brannao
Thomas George P. Jr. (George P. Thomas & Sons) r.
1.534 Sanchez
Thomas George W., farmer, r. 506 Francisco
Thomas George W., manaiier Standard Tea Co., 1021
Market, r. 439 O'Farrell
Thomas George W., starter Presidio RR., r. 7 Mont-
gomery Av
Thomas George W. Jr., weaver, r. 606 Francisco
Thomas G. N., manager Bradley & Bulofson, 14
Grant Av, r. The Baldwin
Thomas Gold Mining Co. (Plumas Co., Cal.) A. Hal-
sey secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 7
Thomas Gustave, dyer, r. 815 Jessie
Thomas G. W., r. 2222 Hyde
Thomas Harry, r. 408 O'Farrell
Thomas Harry, waiter, r. 222 !4 Fourth
Thomas Harry H., r. 314 Fifth
Thomas Harry W., weigher, r. 804 Third
Thomas H. E. Mrs., lodgin«s, 25)4 Stockton
Thomas Henrietta F. Miss, lodgings. 327 Larkin
Thomas Henry, cooper, r. 315 Union
Thomas Henry, laborer, r. W s Pennsylvania Av, bet
Solano and Mariposa
Thomas Henry E., r. 1H08 Dupont
Thomas Herman, tanner 0. Helwig r. E B Utah, bet
Sonoma aud Yolo
Thomas Horace C, commercial traveler, r. 726)4
Bush
Thomas Hugh, plumber William T. Daniels, r. 616
Natoma
Thomas James, coachman, r. 1820 Vallejo
Thomas James, porter, r. 902 Montgomery
Thomas James A., carrlagemaker, r. 812 Lyon
Thomas James A. O. T., printi r. r. 1410 Califomis
Thomas James F., liquor saloon, 206 Montgomery, r.
520 Eighth
Thomas James G., clerk, r. 10 Otis PI
Thomas James H., pantryman stmr Arago, r. 25
Second
Thomas James H., paperhanger, r. 506 Second
Thomas James J., carbuilder Sutter St. RR., r. 812
Lyon
Thomas James M., superintendent Cal. Paint Co., r.
114 Vlcksburg
Thomas Joan Miss, dressmaker, r. 107 Powell
Thomas John, cook, r. 28 First
Thomas John, cook Gruen & Heydenaber, r. 69 Na-
toma
Thomas John, deckhand stmr Oakland
Thomas John, maihinlst. r. 118 Trenton
Thomas John, molder. r. 304 Third •
Thomas John, shirtcutter, r. 93H Sliotwell
Thomas John B., braaaraolder Union Iron Works, r.
N 8 Shasta, bet Illinois aud Michl-an
Thomas John H., t'lassblower 3. F. and Pao. Glass
Works, r. 919 Bryant
Thomas John H., porter, r. 174 Jessie
Thomas Joseph, r. 401 Orove
Thomas Joseph, molder Whyte k De Rome, r. 140
Union
Thomas Joseph, painter, r. 532 Shotwell
Thomas Joseph H., compositor W. B. Bancroft k Co.,
r. 504 Union
Thomas Joseph H., laborer, r. 520 Eighth
Thomas Joseph W.. r. 742 Howard
Thomas J. Proctor, produce commission, 100-111
Davis, r. Alameda
Thomas Julia E., r. 108 Hyde
Thomas Kate, widow, r. 204 Francisco
Thomas Leon B , bookkeeper Neuburger, Relss k Co.,
r. 727 O'Farrell
Thomas Lewis W., hunter L. N. Handy k Co.
Thomas Tiizzie Mrs., manager Matrimonial Bureau,
607)4 Washington
Thomas Mary, widow, r. 607)4 Leavenworth, rear
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
Thomas Matthias, deckhand stmr Modoc, r. 313
Driimm
Thomas Merrill J., bartender Robert Martin, r. C
MoDtaotuery Court
Thomas Michael, machinist, r. 44 Ecker
Thomas Minnie, ladies' nurse, r. 136 Fifth
Thomas M. S. Mrs., dressmaking, 7 Montgomery Av
Thomas Natbauiel F., molder Empire Foundry, r.
526 H. I ward
IrLUMAS Pi J. printer and pnto-
lialier, 505 Clay, r. 13i>T Vallejo
Thomas Prentiss, collector, r. 2307 Broadway
Thomiis Richard L., mining, ofBce 408 Oallfornla,
room 2
Tliomaa Ricbard P., president California Na-
tional Bank of San Francisco, 621-623 Market, r.
Berkeley
Thomas Robert, starcher U. S. Laundry
Thomas Samuel (George P. Thomas & Sons) r. 1534
Sanchez
Thomas Stephen, r. 931 }< Howard
Thomas Stephen Mrs., millinery, 30 Third, r. 931 3<
Howard
Thomas Thomas J., enRineer, r. filfi Natoma
Thomas Uriah B., carpenter, r. 845 Mission
Thomas W.nlter, porter stmr Mexico
Thomns Walter A., gripman Market St. RR., r. Cable
House
Thomas Wellington, master achr Pearl, ofiace 310
Sansume
Thomas W. F., r. 122 Eighth
Thomas W. Ford, Custom House attorney J. D.
Spreckels & Bro., r. San Rafael
Thomas William (Olney, Chickering & Thomas) at-
torney at law, 206 S;insome, r. 2614 Pacific Av
Thomas William, r. 106 Noe
Thomas William, cahlemaker, r. 1715 McAllister
Thomas William, coffee roaster S. H. Taylor & Son, r.
1713 Jones
Thomas William, expressman, r. 2419 Sutter
Thomas William, laborer, r. 448 Sixth
Thomas William, laborer r. Park Av, nr Lott
Thomas William B., bartender John Butler
Thomas William F., bookkeeper Dewey & Co., t. 809
Leavpnworth
Thomas William O., porter, r. 603 Ellis
Thomas William H., engineer, r. 601 Second
Thomas William H., plumber, r. 117 Julifn At
Thomas William P., snpt ageucles Pao. Coast branch
South British Fire and Marine lug. Co., 213-215
Sansome r. Alameda
Thomas William R., miner, r. 448 Sixth
Thomas Zptii L., rook, r. 27'J4 Greenwich
ThoraasoD Edwin R., contractor, 640 Marktt, r. 2514
Folsom
Thomason Harry A., shirt cutter, r. 140 Lily At
Thomason John, carpenter, r. 140 Lily At
Thomason Peter, r. 245 Perry
Thomason William L., cook, r. 247 Stevenson
Thomet Narclsse, hatter C. Herrmann k Co., r. 7 St.
Mary's
Thomley George D., teamster, r. 509 Bryant
Thompson A. B. Mrs., r. 150S O'Farrell
Thompson Abram W., attorney at law, 214 Sansome,
room 3, r. Petaluma
Thompson A. E. H., clerk, r. 1425 Valpncia
Thompson A. L. Mrs., widow, r. 1507 Clay
Thompson Albert, journalist, r. 646 Market
Thompson Albert, IcnKshoreman, r. 402)4 Harrison
Thompson Alexander, laborer, r. 3012 Fillmore
Thompson Alexander, liquor saloon, 38 Sixth, r. 108
Seventh
Thompson Alexander, waiter stmr Queen of the Pa-
cific, r. 123 Jackson
Thompson Alnnzo, teamster George Scharetg, r. W t
Iowa, bet Sierra aud Nevada
Thompson Andrew, bookkeeper, r. 41 Clinton Park At
Thompson Andrew, teamster Pac. Rolling Mill, r. NB
cor Illinois and Lena PI
Thompson Andrew C, manufacturer, r. 1127 Valencia
Thompson Annie Miss, seamstress, r. 3012 Fillmore
Thompson Arthur L.. bookkeeper James Munsell Jr.,
r. Oakland
Thompson Arthur L., carpenter, r. SW cor Twenty-
fourth and Sanchez
Thomps(m A. S. Mrs., r. 624 Sacramento
Thompson Benjamin H., c^ok, r. 710 Folsom
Thompson Bjarne, wood worker San Leandro Mnfg
Co., r. 48 Oak
Thompson Brotliers (Thomas Thompson) pro-
prietors Eureka Foundry, 129-131 Beale
Thompson Calvin M. (A. L. Reynolds) r. 609 Third
Thompson Carey P., clerk Hartford Fire Ins. Co., r.
225 Post
Thompson Catherine, widow, r. 21 Baldwin Court
Thompson Charles, engineer tug Se-a King, r. 40 Perry
Thompson Charles, pilot, r. 1914 Mason
Thompson Charles, quarter master stmr San Bias
Thompson Charles, seaman, r. 263 East
Thompson Chailes C, teamster, r. 147 Clara
Thompson Charles E., carpenter, r. 545 Fifteenth
Thompson Charles F., clerk freight auditor's office 8.
P. Co., r. Berkeley
Thompson Charles H., clerk inspector tJ. S. Light
House Dept, r. Alameda
Thompson Charles H., salesman Armes & Dallam, r.
Oakland
Thompson Charles H., shoemaker, r. 105 Stockton
Thompson Charles P., shipping clerk Stoddart Bros.,
r. 637 California
Thompson Charles R., treasurer Safe Deposit
and Trust Co., M26 Montgomery, r. 1124 Hyde
Thompson Charlotte Miss, teacher Tehama Primary
School, r. 2307 Fillmore
Thompson Christian, longshoreman, r. 801 Fourth
Thompson Cliristopher, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Thompson Clarence, clerk Davis Bros., Bergmann k
Co., r. 306 Stockton
Thompson Cornelia A., widow, r. 232 Oak
Thompson D. Miss, saleslady, r. 1515 Broadway
Thompson David (Auerbach & Thompson) r. 908
Treat Av
Thompson David, cooper Cal. Barrel Co.
Thompson David, steward stmr Modoc, r. Oakland
Thompson Dominick, r. 2437 Mason
Thompson Duncan, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Thompson E. B., compositor Bulletin, r. 635 Lombard
Thompson E. B., patent medicines, 76 Montgomery
Block, r. Alameda
Thompson E. D. Miss, saleslady White Sewing Ma-
chine Co.. r. 634 Lombard
Thompson Edgar, dental instrument maker,
411)4 California, room 18
Thompson Edward H., gasfitter Bush & Mallett.r. 225
Eighth
Thompson Edward J., teamster, r. 15 Bluxomo
Thompson Edward M., bookkeeper Middleton k Co.,
r. 806 Vallejo
Thompson Elizabeth J., widow, r. 2213 Fillmore
Thomp.son Ellen, widow, r. 235 Twenty-eighth
Thompson Ellen M. Mrs., lodgings, 305 Minna
Thompson Emanuel J., longshoreman, r. 1 Alger PI
Thompson Euphemia E., cigars and tobacco, 326H
Fifth
Thompaon F.. carpenter, r. 2219 Powell
Thompson Francis M., carpenter, r. 36 Ji Zoe
Thompson Frank, clerk, r. 230 Filbert
Thompson Frank, cooper, r. 416 Broadway
Thompson Frank, laborer, r. 420 Jackson
Thompson Frank, painter, r. 3 Rausch
Thompson Frank B., antiquarian books, 73 Fourth, r.
Berkeley
Thompson Frank W., clerk, r. 2307 Fillmore
Thompson Frank W., salesman Keane Bros., r. 603
Bush
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ThompBon Fraser 8.. clerk J. D. Thompson, r. 908
CLurih
Thompson Frederick, distributor S. F. Laundry
Thompson Frederick, longshoreman, r. 39 Minna
Thompson Frederick, machinist, r. 820 Sixth
Thompson Frederick H., bookkeeper Cedar Biver
Coal Co., r. Alameda
Thompson Frederick W., traveling passenger agent
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific By., 36 Mont-
gomery
Thompson George (H. Johnson & Co.) r. 425 EaFt
Thompson George, sBsistant engineer Cal. Electric
Light Co., r. 1014 Devisadero
Thompson George, clerk Eureka Foundry, r. 2857
Misssion
Thompson George, gilder, r. 19)4 Sumner
Thompson George, tiiilor, r. 1315 Golden Gate Av
Thompson George C., minernl and soda water manu-
facturer. 1915 Mason, r. MOO Filbert
Thompson George E., r. .129 Siicramento
Thompson George M., grainbroker, 328 Montgomery,
room 6, r. Grand Hotel
Thompson George W., r. 331 M Bush
ThompBon George W.. r. 620 Haight
Thompson G. Howard, with Bank of California, r. 806
Ellis
Thompson G. Howard Jr., cashier Ins. dept H. M.
Newhall k Co., r. 80f. Ellis
Thompson Gideon, sergeant police, r. 662 Eighteenth
Thompson Gussie Miss, r. 509 Gough
Thompson Gustavus E., glove cutter Fred. H. Busby,
r. 3012 Fillmore
Thompson Hans, shoemaker P. Rasmussen, r. 320
Sixth
Thompson Harriet Mrs., r. 1510 Washington
Thompson Harry, cook, r. 9 Pacific
Thompson Harry S., clerk W. J. Callingham. r. 616
Mason
Thompson Hartwell C, printer, r. 1 Hopeton Terrace
Thompson H. C. fc Co. (Howard C. Thompson) wood
and coal. 725 Valencia
Thompson Helen Mrs., r. 1929 Howard
Thompson Helen M. Miss, teacher Girls' High School,
r. 546 Turk
Thompson Helen M. Miss, teacher Spring Valley
Grammar School, r. 2213 Fillmore
Thompson Henry, attorney at law, 401 CaliforBla,
room 23, r. 1814 Lyon
Thompson Henry, carriagemaker, 309 Mission, r. 908
Church
Thompson Henry, deckhand stmr Mare Island
Thompson Henry, farmer, r.NW cor Twenty-lifth and
Bartlett
Thompson Henry, longshoreman, r. 225 Drumm
Thompson Henry, longshoreman, r. 920 Montgomery
Thompson Henry, second mate stmr Coos Bay
Thompson Henry C, c.irpenter, r. 737 Church
Thompson Henry C, clerk, r. 377 Natoma
Thompson H. H., clerk, r. Ahlborn House
Thomp.son Howard C. (H. C. Thompson & Co.) r.
2336 Mission
Thonjpson H. 8., salesman F. 8. Chadbourne & Co., r.
917 k Mission
Thompson Ira D., r. 516 Eddy
Thompson Isaac H., secretary Union Ice Co.,
735-737 Fourth, r. 1226 Valencia
Thompson Jacob, porter stmr Modoc
Thompson Jacob, upholsterer F. S. Chadbourne &
Co., r. 30 Thirteenth
Thompson James, engineer, r. 107 Shipley
Thompson James, engineer S. F. Gas Light Co. r.225
Eighth
Thompson James A., bookkeeper Sather Banking Co.,
r. 2107 Jones
Thompson James D., stonemason, r. 604 Grove
Thompson James H., bookkeeper, r. 142 Sixth
Thompson James H., laborer Custom House, r. 2006
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Thompson James M., engineer Palace Hotel, r. 6U354
Hayea
Thompson James M., mining machinery, 127 First, r.
20 !< Kearny
Thompson Jhrnes R., salesman, r. 418 Sutter
Thompson Jeremiah D., plasterer, r. R.i9 Birch Av
Thompson Jeremiah D. Mrs., dressmaking, 539 Birch
Av
Thompson Jessie Mrs., r. 1007 Market
Thompson J. M., president Pac. Construction Co. and
special agent Hallidie's wire rope, 258 Market, r.
Palace Hotel
Thompson J. N., miner, r. 268 Golden Gate Av
Thompson John, bartender, r. 207 Main
Thompson John, cutter B. Blumenthal k Co., r. 16
Bluxoriie
Thompson John, foreman C. H. Evans, r.l653 Mission
Thompson John, gardener, r. 313 Austin
Thompson John, lumberman, r. 521 Castro
Thompson John, machinist Empire Foundry, r. 120
Freelon
Thompson John, master schr Rebecca
Thompson John, merchant, r. 110 Hyde
Thompson John, molder Risdon I. and L. Worda, r.
526 Jessie
Thompson John, painter, r. 3310 Geary
Thompson John, printer, r. 2J0:i Lurkin
Thompson John, seaman, r. 6 Clay
Thompson John, stenographer Atlantic and Pacific
Fast Freight Line, r. 30 Thirteenth
Thompson John, waiter, r. 310 Tehama
Thompson John, wellborer, r. 24 Turk
Thompson John, with F. B. Thompson, r. Berkeley
Thompoon John B., calker, r. E 8 Minnesota, bet So-
lano and Butte
Thompson John D., hardware, 8009 Mission, r. 908
Church
Thompson John H., printer H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
2203 Lark in
Thompson John M., special agent New York Under-
writers' Agency, 209 Sansome, r. Oukland
Thompson Jotin R., machinist, aud extraman Engine
No. 7, r. 229 Sixteenth
Thompson John 3., stevedore, r. 120 Freelon
Thompson Joseph C, clerk A. L. Rlcker, r. 723 Na-
toma
Thompson Joseph F., conductor Market St. BR., r. 13
Masonic Av
Thompson Joseph J., lumberman, r. 1 Alger PI
Thompson Jo.siah W., seaman, r. 503 Folsom
Thompson L. A., cooper J. H. Holdeu, r.3012 Fillmore
Thompson Laurence E., law student Abram W.
Thompson, r. Petaluma HSKk
Thompson Louis, cooper, r. 3012 Fillmore
Thompson Louis, master schr Anasiacia
Thompson Lydia A., widow, r. 1215 Twenty-second ^,
Thompson Lyman G., foreman San Leandro Mufg
Co., r. 644 Seventeenth ir*'^-^
Thompson Manuel J., lumberman A. M. Simpson'fc
Bro.
Thompson Marie E., widow, r. 2307 Fillmore
Thompson Mary Miss, tailoress, r. 6<9 Minna
Thompson Mary Mrs., widow, r. 1515 Broadway
Thompson M. C. Mrs., widow, r. 13 Van Ness Av
Thompson Minnie Mrs., varieties, 2639 Market
Thompson Nellie Miss, teacherPacific Heights School,
r. 903 Sutter
Thompson Nelson, blacksmith, r. cor Butte and Bry-
ant
Thompson Nelson E., bookkeeper, r. 333 Eighteenth
Thompson Nicholas C., wood and coal, hay and grain,
NE cor Twenty-fourth and Church
Thompson Noiih S. , wholesale and retail drugs,
SE cor Market and bteuart. r. 1017 Twentieth a
Thompson Ole, assistant superintendent Central BB.,
r. 527 Franklin
Thompson Peter, bartender, r. 10 Broadway
Thompson Philip R., r. 739 Ellis
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Thompson R.. coalpaeser stmr Willamette
Thompson R. A., bricklayer, r. 568 Mission
Thompson Ralph M.. clerk collection dept Wells,
Fargo & Co. r. 1254 Howard
Thompson Richard, currier, r. Nicholas Hotel
Thompson Richard, first mate stmr Araga, r. Ala-
meda
Thompson Robert, assistant O'Connor, Moffatt k Co.,
r. 619 Ellis
Thompson Robert, attorney at law, 75-76 Mont-
gomery Block, r. 1037 Ji Market
Thompson Robert, baker, r. 1138 Folsom
Thompson Robert, collector, 436 Montgomery,r.l9i0}4
Mission
Thompson Robert, cook, r. 65 Natoma
Thompson Robert, longshoreman, r. 129 Folsom
Thompson Robert, seaman, r. 56 Minna
Tliompaon Robert A. , United States Appraiser,
ofiBce U. S. Appraisers* Bldg, second floor, r. 605
Polk
Thompson Robert E. H., bookkeeper, r. 1929 Howard
Thompson Robert J., clerk N. H. Thomnson, r. 1017
Twentieth
Thompson Robert R., capitalist, r. 1501 Van Ness Av
Thompson Roberta A. Miss, teacher Turk Street Pri-
mary School, r. 2213 Fillmore
Thompson Rufus W., superintendent Selby Smelting
and Lead Co., r. 747 Francisco
Thompson Russell S., assayer, r. 20 Hickory Av
Thompson Sadie R. Miss, teacher Turk Street Primary
School, r. 2203 Larkin
Tbompson S. B., superintendent Union Endow-
ment and Mutual Benefit Association, 5 Odd Fel-
lows" Bldg, r. 1715 Eddy
Thompson Samuel M., policeman, r. 30 Clinton Park
Thompson Sarab, domestic 1020 Greenwich
Thompson Sarah, Miss (Thompson & Moran) r. 132
Eleventh
Thompson Sarah Miss, seamstress Herron k Eaelber,
r. 108 Seventh
Thompson Simon F., carriagemaker, r. 908 Church
Thompson Thomas (Thompson Bros.) r. 1020 Devis-
adero
Thompson Thomas, cook, r. 310 Tehama
ThompsoQ Thomas, engineer S. P. Co., r. 2929Six-
teenth
Thompson Thomas, surveyor, r. 2639 Market
Thompson Thomas, waiter, r. 310 Tehama
Thompson Thomas L., steward Brooklyn Hotel
Thompson Thornton Mrs., widow, r. 2932 Folsom
Thompson Thorwald O., machinist, r. 2834 Harrison
Thompson W., mate stmr George W. Elder
Thompson Walter J., collector, r. 3310 Geary
Thompson Walter J., reporter Call, r. 1107 McAllister
Thompson Waverly 8., clerk Wm. T. Coleman & Co.,
r. 1209 Octavia
Thompson Wesley S., master mariner, r. 2130 Bush
Thompson W. Edward, salesman Dunham, Carrigan
& Co., r. Oakland
Thompson William, r. 1 Twentieth
Thompson William, r. 18 Thirteenth
Thompson William, driver N. B. and M. KR., r. 1429
Mission
Thompson William, laborer, r. 438 Broadway
Thompson William, mate atmr Knight No. 2
Thompson William, porter If . Heller k Sons, r. Oak-
land
Thompson William, proptr California House, 103
Clark
Thompfion William A., clerk Henry Doyle k Co., r. 7
Bush Street PI
Thompson William B., calker, r. 8W cor St. Thomas
and Monongahela
Thompson William B., collector B. T. Gas Light Co.,
r. 454 Bryant ,
Thompson William B., reporter Call, r. 107 Oak
Thompson William D., with George 0. Thompson, r.
iOO Filbert
Thompson William F., machinist, r. 2729 Howard
Thompson William G., salesman G. Tacconi, r. 602
Washington
Thompson William H., molder, r. 1532 Polk
Tliompson William H., secretary Union En-
dowment and Mutual Benefit Association, 5 Odd
Fellows' Bldg. r. Oakland
Thompson William J., calker, r. N s Sierra, bet Ten-
nessee and Kentucky
Thompson William J., gardener, r. 22 Clara
Thompson William J., liquor gitloon, 3 Merchant
Thompson William J., morocco dresser, r. 241 Lang-
ton
Thompson William P.. collector Spring Valley W. W.,
r. 1207 Octavia
Thompson William S., restaurant, 10 Broadway
Thompson & Moran (Sarah Thompson and Maggie
Moran) teas and coflf>'e, 132 Eleventh
BS" Thompson. See Thomason, Thomsen and Thom-
son
Thorns John W., agent Lamson's Store Service Co.,
120 Sutter, room 81, r. 502 Powell
Thomsen A. Mrs., widow, r. 2424 Mission
Thomsen Albert W., cigarinaker, r. 905 Market
Thomsen Andreas, tinsmith E. Boesch k Co., r. 320
Sixth
Thomsen Antouia, widow, r. 9 Elgin Park Av
Thomsen Christian (Thomas k Jorgensen) r. 40 Na-
toma
Thomsen Christian, locksmith, r. 620 Sixth
Thomsen Daniel C, master mariner, r. 907 Lombard
Thomsen Frederick H., seaman, r. 1822 Stockton
Thomsen Henry, butcher H. W. Morgenstern, r. 1405
Bush
Thomsen Henry, expressman, r. 108 Henry
Thomsen Jurgen, porter W. B. Sumner & Co., r. 18
First
Thomsen Matthias, clerk Henry Smith, r. 10 Wash-
ington
Thomsen Thomas A., agent tug Lottie, 281 East, r.
Alameda
Thomsen & Jorgensen (Christian Thomsen and
Christian Jorgensen) coffee saloon, 39 Market
Thomson Andrew, bookkeeper Eagleson & Co., r. 41
Clinton Park
Thomson Annie, widow, r. 716 Nineteenth
Thomson 0. H., traveling salesman Braunschweiger
kCo.
Thomson Charles, carpenter, r. 2219 Powell
Thomson Charles, with Occidental Laundry
Thomson Charles E., painter, r. 1924 Union
Thomson Colon R., molder Mechanics' Foundry, r.
Alameda
Thomson C. T., salesman Murphy, Grant k Co., r.
827 J4 Eddy
Thomson Ernest, salesman, r. 1924 Union
Thomson George, printer Francis, Valentine k Co.,
r. Oakland
Thomson James, bricklayer, r. 309 Ninth
Thomson James, gardener, r. 1299 Taylor
Thomson James S., assistant clerk Board of Super-
visors, r. 204 Ninth
THOMSON JOHN S. ^......d
sigrn painter, fiSlo Polls
Thomson Malcolm, liquor saloon, 414 Market, r. 754
Mission
Thomson Maria, widow, r. 1916 Jes3ie
Thomson Monroe, mining, r. 1526 Broadway
Thomson Pauline Miss, seamstress, r. 724 'Turk
Thomson Robert, painter, r. 2315 Polk
Thomson Stuart C, clerk London, Northern, Queen
and Connecticut Ins. Cos., r. San Mateo
Tfiomson Thomas, president American Bridge
and Building Co., offices 22 California and 14
Howard, r. 8£ cor Haight and Webster
Thomson William, clerk Anglo-Nevada
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Tbomsnn William, machiuiet RIsdon I. and L. Works,
r. Oaklnnd
Thomson William, seaman, r. 13 Clay
Thomson William J., r. lOli McAllister
ThomBon William J., carpenter, r. 2619 Clay
Thomson William O.. laborer Occidental Laundry, r.
f827 Vallejo
Thomson W. T., carpenter, 418 Commercial
Iff" Thomson. See Thomason and Thompson
Thon MarKsret Mrs., r. 35 Otis PI
Thon William, laborer, r. 25 Otis PI
Thonett John, shoemaker, \H Pacific, r. 433 Broad-
•way
Thomey William T., driver Underwriter's Fire Patrol
No. 2, r. 13 Willow At
Thouin Jean B., horse ehoer Thomas Doyle, r. 141
Second
Thoruburn William, laborer, r. 30 Clay
Thoreen lohu G., tailor Sanders & Johnson, r. 321
Third
Thoresen Ole, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E • Mis-
sissippi, bet Snisno and Butte
Thormaehlen William, bartender Meyer b. Bush, r.
40)4 Minna
Thormahlen John (Thormahlen & Miesner) r. 253
Minns
Thormahlen 4 Miesner (John Thormahlen and Jacob
Miesner) liquor saloon, 52 Fourth
Thorn Charles, Port Warden, office 525 Front, room
11, r. Alameda
Tborn Charles Jr., general freight and baggage
agent S. F. and N. P. RR. Co., 410 Mission, r. Ala
meda
Thorn Charles C, clerk Wm. T. Coleman & Co., r.
10i4 Golden Gate Av
Thorn Edgar Y., salesman I. R. Burns & Co., r. 830
Fulton
Thorn Harry, bookkeeper Club Stable, r. 521 O'Far-
rell
Thorn James, coremaker Steiger & Kerr, r. 1025 Ala-
bama
Thorn James F., r. 266 Brannan
Thorn John, molder Steiger & Eerr, r. 1026 Alabama
Thorn Margaret E., widow, r. 1024 Golden Gate Av
Thorn Owen, cashier Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 1024
Golden Gate Av
Thorn Robert L., clerk Brown, Craig k Co., r. 1024
Golden Gate Av
Thorn S. F,, manager Grand Hotel, SE cor Mar-
ket and New Montgomery
Thorn William, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Thorn William A., molder Empire Foundry
ler Thorn. See Thome
Thornaale Chris., porter Stein, Simon & Co., r. 913
Montgomery
Thornagel George, carpenter, r. 514 Haight
Thornber G. R. (R. H. Marchant & Co.) r. 611 Geary
Thomberg Frederick A., oiler Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 715H Grove
Thornberry John salesman Cohnrelch Bros.
Thoruburn William, seaman, r. 28 Clay
Thornburry Alma, physician, r. 824 Folsom
Thome Miss, r. 145 Ellis
Thome Andrew, clerk Van Ness & Roche, r. 2206 De-
visadero
Thorne Charles, molder, r. 917 Sansome
Thorne Charles R., r. 212 San Jose Av
Thome Clifford L., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r.
614 Sutter
Thorne Frederick, bartender George Brown, r. 637
Sacramento
Thorne Isaac N., attorney at law, r. 2206 Devlsadero
»■ Thorne. Bee Thorn
ThomerJohn F., packer clothing dept U. S. A., r.
1230 Gre«n
Thomer Joseph W., eandymaker, r. 1330 Green
Thoraer Theodore, bookkeeper Well, Baer k. Co., r.
334 Turk
DR. BAZAN'S
THESHO-KI.ECTBIC
BDSSIAN anl TUBKISH BATHS
Alsi Medicated and Electric Batlis Glrei.
415 SUTTER STRZET. 415
SEWER PIPE. SEWER TRAPS.
Se-wers Laid Properly.
Sewers Repaired.
W. E. LANE,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
EsUbllshed 1880. Telephone 315.
Thornhili J. Mrs., widow, r. IHli Mason
Thoruhill Mary, widow, r. 907 Vallejo
Thornhili Thomas A., bricklayer and contractor, 36
Post, r. 13 Bernard
Thoruhill Victor, clerk Llddle & Kaedlng, r. 13 Ber-
nard
Thornhili Walter T., bricklayer, r. 14 John
Thornley George, drayman, r. .'509 Bryant
Thorul. y .)ohn W., pressman Frank Eastman & Co.,
r. 3(i0 Brannan
Thornley William H. (Gardner & Thornley) and
Commissioner Immigration, 604 Battel^, r. 3<>0
Brannan
Thomsvard Axel, clerk J, F. Crossett & Co., r. Ill
Olive Av
Thornton Ann, domestic 820 Union
Thornton Arthur C, clerk The Lion Fire, Washing-
ton Fire and Marine, Orient Ins. and Imperial
Fire Ins. Cos.-, r. 620 Grove
Thornton Augustine M., teacher St. Ignatius College,
r. 2102 Jackson
Thornton Augustus, r. 131 Fair Oaks
Tnornton Crittenden (Thornton & Merzbach) r. 1916
Webster
Thornton David V., clerk Lebenbaum Bros., r. 2102
JackKon
Thornton Edward, clerk Le Count Bros., r. Alameda
Thornton Edward, helper D. D. Wass, r. 112 Second
Thornton Edward, shoemaker, r. 1723 )4 Jones
Thornton Emma, widow, r. 415 Filbert
Thornton Frank, trader, r. 14 Treat Av
Thornton George, ironer S. F. Laundry
Thornton George, machinist W. T. Garratt h Co., r.
946 Howard
Thornton O. F. Mrs., r. 1935 Clay
Thornton Harry I. (Garber, Thornton & Bishop) at-
torney at law, 327 Pine, room 15
Thornton Henry, clerk J. J. O'Brien t Co., r. 3309
Octavia
Thornton Henry, porter, r. 514 Howard
Thornton Henry, shoemaker, r. 1723)^ Jones
Thornton Henry I., deputy U. 8. Internal Reventie, r.
421 POBt
Thornton Henry N., clerk Dunham, Carrlgan h Co..
r. 2309 Octavia
Thorntonton James, shoemaker, r. 1723k Jones
Thornton James D., Associate Justice Supreme
Court of California, chambers 121 Post. r. 1421
Post
Thornton James J., salesman, r. 2102 Jackson
Thornton John, collector J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 3103
Jackson
Thornton John, laborer, r. 117 Julian Av
Thornton John, tinsmith George H. Tay ft Co.
Thornton John A., carpenter, r. 1415 Tweuty-flrat
Thornton John F., merchant, r. 2.')n9 Octavia
THORNTON JOHN H. opho..
holsteringf and carpet layings, 9028
liarkin, r. 43 WlUovr Av
Thornton Kate, widow, r. 628 Eddy
Thornton Kittie Silas, stenographer H. Levi h
Co., r. 630 Grove
Thornton Michael, groceries and liquors, r. 333 FU-
bert
Thornton Oliver C, butchar Pet«T F. Lint, r. 1407
Sacramento
Thornton Peter, laborer, r. 223 Filbert
Thornton Robert, conductor, r. 1628 Eddy
Thornton Samuel, boatbulldar, 130-133 Barry, r. 11
Haggin
Thornton Samuel E., traveler Wellman, PMk h On.,
r. 630 Grove
Thornton Thomas, teamster, r. (539 Clay
Thornton William, fireman, r. 636 Minna, rear
Thornton William E., stonecutter, r. 112 Olive At
Thomion k Merzbach (Crittenden Thornton and Faliz
H. Merzbach) attorneys at law, 424 Callforoia
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONB 82.
LITHOGRAPHERS
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. OAVIS, City Agents
439 California Street.
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W. W, Montague &. Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
Encaustic, Olazed and Plain.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Thorp Charles, cellarman Eisen Vineyard Co., r. 1716
Polk
Thorp Edward, liquor saloon, 142 Townsend
Thorp George, engineer, r. 1716 Polk
Thorpe Guy Mrs., r. 1037 Post
Thorpe H. W., baker, r. 509 Third
Thorpe Robert C, shoefitter Williams Bros., r. 337
Clementina
Thorrald Charles W., master stmr Ethel and Marion,
r. 221 Broadway
Tbors Louis, photographer, 1025 Larkin, r. 405
Geary
INSTANTANEOUS PORTRAITS,
I025 LARKIN STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO.
J.j!lUxto WxiiVLi shading pen eng-ros-
ser, fancy card -ivriter and engrosser of
resolutions, 503 California, r. 40J<i
Geary
Thorsch Phillip, salesman Bavaria Brewery, r. 1511 Ji
Devisadero
Thorsen C. O. R., seaman schr James C. Wall, r. 123
Jaclison
Thorsen Helen Mrs., r. Old People's Home
Thorsen Kate, widow, chop house, 210 Townsend
Thorsen Martin, watchman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s
Louisiana, bet Napa and Shasta
Thorsen Ole A., engineer, r. 14 De Boom
Thorson J., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Thorpon Nicholas, merchant tailor, 1-3 Phelan Bldg
Thorson Theodore, longshoreman, r. 206 Fifth
Thoustrup Wilhelm, watchmaker Laraen & Wilson,
r. 534 Turk
THRAILKILI WILLIAM OSCAR
surgeon, pliysician and dentist, office
and r. 25 Nintli, nr Market, office liours
1 0 to 1 , % to 4: and 7 to 8 daily, teleplione
3304
Thrall Henrv H., dentist. 14 Grant Av, r. 619 Pine
Thrall Herbert P., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service,
r. Oakland
Tlirane Cliristian R., cigars and tobacco, 10
Seventh, r. Alameda
Thrane James H. Jr., cigarmaker C. R. Thrane, r.
Alameda
Thrift James W., attorney at law, r. 1908 Sutter
Throckmorton Susie Miss, r. 1001 Pine
Throlson Julius, laborer, r. 414 Folsom, rear
Throndsen Albert, blacksmith Atlas Iron Works, r.
123 Jackson
Thron L. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 925 Larkin
Thron Louis, barber. 2.= 0 Ellis, r. 925 Larkin
Throne Lawrence (Throne & Kowe) r. 914 Ellis
Throne & Rowe (Lawrence Throne and William H.
Bowe) boots and shoes, 129 Sixth
Thrum J. F., editor and proptr S. F. Music and Drama,
636 Clay, r. 925 Jones
Thude Otto, barber Ferdinand 8»nd, r. 2.35)4 Minna
Thuesen Godfrey C, clerk, r. 1310 Larkin, rear
Thuesen John, shoemaker W. Wilkinson, r. 1310)4
Larkin, rear
Thulin Andrew O., tailor, r. 602 Post
Thulon B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 21 Ellis
Thuma Gustave, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Thuman A., watchmaker, r. 127 Olive Av
Thumler Charles, bootmaker, 28 Turk, r. 114)4 Turk
Thumler Christian L., shoemaker, 6 Sacramento, r.
108 Minna
Thumler Henry, bootmaker, 28 !4 First, r. 108 Minna
Thumler Henry W., bookbinder L. Radius, r. 108
Minna
Thunder Powder Co., Charles De Lacy manager, 314
Montgomery
Thuot Arcade, washer J. A. Trudell, r. 19 Ridley
Thuot Jean B., ironer J. A. Trudell, r. 19 Ridley
Thnrber Charles E., painter, r. 144 Natoma
Thurber Frank, inspector Pac. Bell Tel. Co., r. 1924
Broderick
Thurber George E.. clerk, r. 1924 Broderick
Thurber John, painter, r. 321 Third
Thurber John W., bookkeeper Porter Bros. 4 Co., r.
630 Sacramento
Thurber Nicholas, clerk, r. 630 Sacramento
Thurgood William S., clerk, r. 640 Golden Gate At
Thuring Nicholas, brewer, r. 6 August Alley
Thurlow Block, E s Kearny, bet Sutter and Vermehr
PI
Thurlow Henry, longshoreman, r. 106 Natoma
Thurman Edward W., compositor Alta
Thurston Alexander (Rodden & Thurstonjr. 57 Jessie
Thurston Charles F., driver United Carriage Co., r. 19
Hubbard
Thurston Charles H., bartender, r. 1142 Pacific
Thurston Christian, miner, r. 57 Jessie
Thurston Elliot S. (Thurston & Hartson) r. 711 Post
Tliurston George P., president Pacific Manu-
facturing Co. and Pacific Hardware Co., 934-936
Mission, r. 927 Pine
Thurston George S. (R. Dinsmore & Co.) r. 908 Do-
lores
Thurston George W., hackdrlver, r. 19 Hubbard
Thurston John G., hatter James M. Forrest, r. 324
Seventh
Thurston Martin, blacksmith, r. 57 Jessie
Thurston S. E., bookkeeper Doane & Henshelwood, r.
Leavenworth
THURSTON & HARTSON
(Elliot S. Thurston and Burnell C.
Hartson) commission merchants, 403-
405 Davis
Thurton Sarah E. Miss, teacher Girls' High School,
r. 1312 Jones
Thute Thomas, porter Schammel Packing Co., r. 1910
Powell
Thyarks William, salesman Joost Bros., r. 1432 Mis-
sion
Thyboe James, seaman stmr Mexico
Thyckson Martin, gentlemen's nurse, r. 603 Hyde
Thyes Alexander, salesman John N. Philan, r. 839
Mission
Thyes John B. , cigars and tobacco, NE cor Third and
Mission, r. 839 Mission
Thyes Ernest P., salesman, r. 839 Mission
Tiaffay George, coffee saloon, 124 Howard
Tibbals John S., contractor, r. 17 Powell
Tibbatts Julius B,. salesman Buyer & Beich, r. 218
Powell
Tibbey Alexander S., r. 1011 Scott
Tibbey Charles, driver John Daniel & Co.. r. 1011
Scott
Tibbey E. S., clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo k Co.,
r. Alameda
Tibbey Fred. M., clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo k
Co., r. Alameda
Tibbey Henry S.. r. 1011 Scott
Tlbbits Stephen M., physician, 931 Howard
TJC3rS
Imported and Domestic Rugs in immense variety.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
KKXT ABOVB PXULCH HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Martet SL
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
Finer th«n the cl»8» of Ch«inp«^ei sent from) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
France to thig country, but without Br«n<f>-. ) 630 WASHDIQTON
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Tibbitts Fnnk A., carsealer freight dept S. P. Co., r.
629 Ash Av
Tibbitts George W., expresRroan, r. 5 Treat Av
Tibbitts Howard C, clerk uenenil pssaenger and ticket
office 8. P. Co., and (Cantwell k Co.) r. 604 Geary
Tibbitts Imlnh, calker, r. 919 >< Mission
Tibbitts Jennie, widow, r. 604 Geary
[»-Tibbiits. See Tibbetts and Tlppetts
Tlce Eben P., fireman S. P. Co., r. Columbia, bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Tlce Henry M., laborer, r. Columbia, bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
Tioe John H. bartender, r. 507 Greenwich
Tlcbenor A. 0., electrical laboratory, 30 Ellis, r. Oak-
land
Tlcbenor Albert R., bookbinder Hicks b Judd, r. 1329
California
Tlcbenor Cyrus C, cutter Rraker & Israel, r. 1329
California
Tlcbenor Kdwln D., clerk, r. 13Q9 California
Tlcbenor H. B. Mrs., widow, r. 427 Second
Tichenor Stephen J., r. 1329 California
•^Ticheuor. See Tickner and Ticknor
Tichler H., cigarinaker Hoffman fc Davis
Tichner Henjamin, barber, r. .512^ Natoma
Tichner Joseph, tinsraitb, r. 818 Jackson
Tichner L. Mrs., widow, r. iri8 Bash
Tichner Lena, widow, r. 818 Jackson
Tichner Moses L., salesman M. Heller & Sons, r. 217
Post
Tlclno Hotel, Giacomo Gianettoni proptr, 614 Pacific
Tickner Claremont C, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
122())4 Pa.ific
Tickner Charles H., salesman W. A. H. Godfrey, r. 118
Oak
Tickner Henry C, miner, r. 3022 Cnlifornia
Tickner Henry L , chief clerk tariff dept Wells, Far-
go fc Co.. r. 3022 California
Tickner John C. painter, r. 118 Oak
■^Tickner. See Ticlienor and Tiiknor
Tlconltt Bernard, dairyman, r. Nye, nr Grant, College
Homestead
Ticoulet Bernard, waiter, r. 14 Harlan PI
Tidball C. V. Mrs., widow, r. G19 Hvde
Tldball William H., salesman, r. 619 Hyde
Tidd Charlts. cigarmaker, r. 2614 Polk
Tidd John A., liquor saloon, 712 Mission, r.
O'Farrell
Tlddey Richard (H.'B. Hixon * Co.) r. 1516 Turk
Tidell Andrew, expressman, r. 1221 Broadway
Tieck John, groceries and liquors, 645 Post
Tledemann Charles, clerk John Tiedemann, r.
Haight
Tledemann Claus, clerk Julius Caratensen, r. cor
McAllister and Gough
Tledemann D.& Co. (Diedrich Tledemann and Henry
Kirchmanu) produce commission merchants, 210
Clay
Tledemann Diedrich (D. Tledmann k Co.) r. 105
Capp
Tiedemann Dora W. Miss, teacher South Cosmo-
politan Grammar School, r. Oakland
Tledemann, Hermann, bartender, r. 1007 Battery
Tiedemann John, biirtender. r. 1071 Bryant
Tiedemann John, cellarman Eohler k Frohllng, r.
Ocean View
Tiedemann John, groceries and liquors, SE cor Fill-
more and Haight, r. 499 Haight
Tiedemann John, tanner James Duncan, r. 735 Bran-
nan
Tiedemann John H., porter Wheston k Lubrs. r.
129 H Clara
Tledemann Martin, groceries and liquors, 700 McAl-
lister
Tiedgen Henry (Harder & TIedgen) r. 419 Jones
Tlegel Herman, stairbuilder, r. SE cor El Dorado and
Hampshire
Tlegler C, lineman Pao. Bell Tel. Co., r. 939 Mission
131
499
FRITINGER i CO.
CLOMS, m aid K
105 KEARXY STREET.
GAS STOVES,
GAS FIXTUEES, GAS BUENEES.
Gas Healers lor all pnrposes lor sale and made lo irdcr.
vv_ E_ L_A3sre,
606 KEARNV STREET.
Telejihone 315.
PLUMBER,
KutabllBhed ISflO.
Tieni-ken Julius, clerk J. H. A. Folkers k Bro., r.
18:J9 Mission
Tienken Henry, liquor saloon, Ws Mission Road, opp
Cortland Av
Tiernan Annie E. Mrs., teacher Hamilton OrammSLr
School, r. 2402 Post
Tiernan George D., contractor, r. 2617 Mission
Tiernan James, laborer, r 631 Sacramento
Tiernan John, plasterer, r. 12.i Langton, rear
Tiernan John W.. shipbuilder, r. NW cor Solano and
Minnesota
Tiernan Kate Mrs., r. 1810 Mason
Tiernan Lawrence, shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder k
Co., r. 35 Battery
Tiernan Michael, tanner, r. N s Thirtieth, nrSanchez
Tiernan Patrick, laborer, NE cor El Dorado and
Bryant Av
Tiernan Patrick H., shipbuilder, r. NW cor Solano
and Minnesota
Tiernan Patric k J., attorney at law, 9 Montgomery
Block, r. 309 Mason
Tiernan Peter, tanner Michael Tiernan, r. N s Thir-
tieth, nr Sanchez
Tiernan R. & Co. (Richard Tiernan, Joseph Beau-
mont and Darwin E. Slack) wood and coal, lime,
laths, etc., 2622 Mission
Tiernan Richard (R. Tiernan * Co.) r. 2817 Mission
Tiernan Thomas J., tanner Michael Tiernan, r. N ■
Thirtieth, nr Sanchez
Tiernan Thomas, blacksmith, r. 508 }< Grove
Tierney Andrew, horscshoer, r. 106 Eddy
Tierney Anne, widow, r. 15 Natoma
Tierney Anthony, horseshoer Owen Rowan, r.26Turk
Tierney Bernard, hostler, r. 1103 Shotwell
Tierney Catherine Miss, cigarmaker, r. 2* Otis PI
Tierney Edmund P., physician, 14 H Montgomery At,
r. 3^5 Broadway
Tierney Edward, painter, r. « Washington At
Tierney Edward M.. plasterer, r. 134 Fourth
Tierney Ellen, domestic 38 South Park
Tierney Hugh, cabinetmaker A. J. Forbes, r. 6 Wash-
ington Av
Tierney James, r. 431 Ridley
Tierney James, bartender, r. 531 X O'Farrell
Tierney James, gla«scutter John Mallon, r.8 Tatiar PI
Tierney John, c lalpasser stmr San Juan
Tiernev John, laborer, r. 15 Natoma
Tierney John, waiter, r. 304 Fifth
Tierney John, waiter, r. 632 Fourth
Tierney John F., shoemaker, r. 45^ Ritch
Tierney John J., carpenter, r. 80C Shotwell
Tierney John L., salesman P. Centemerl * Co.
Tierney Joseph, furnitnre finisher, r. 12"i6 Bryant
Tierney Joseph, helper Moynihan * Aitken
Tiernev Kate, domestic 726 Golden Gate At
Tierney Luke, bricklayer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 8
Vassar PI
Tierney Martin, liquor saloon, wood and coal, 18
Everett
Tierney Mary, widow, r. 419 Clementina
Tierney Mary E. Mrs., r. 3 Sherwood PI
Tierney Michael, porter Abner Doble, r. 8 Vassar PI
Tierney Michael J., r. 524 Geary
Tierney Patrick, boilermaker, r. 15 Clara
Tierney Patrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 513
Howard
Tierney Patrick, hostler, r. 3 Sherwood PI
Tierney Patrick, laborer, r. W s Cheuery, bet Fair-
mount and Mi«uel
Tierney Patrick, waiter, r. 737 Howard
Tierney Patrick, waiter stmr Santa Rosa, r. 123 Jackson
Tiernev Patrick, wool packer, r. 825 Brannan
Tierney Patrick J., r. 24 Otis PI
Tierney Philip, teami-ter, r. 12 Preston PI
Tierney Thomas, r. 24 Otis PI
Tierney Thomas, co»l. 1013 Bryant, r. 807 Langton
Tierney Thomas, fireman Cal. Suaar Eeflnery, r. W •
Michigan, bet Shasta and Napa
m
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
K annftM-<ar«r of eT«rr •e«crtptlon of
PASSBNOER, 6TRBBT AKD TSEIOBT CARS.
-le t« so Beale Ntr««t, Han Fr»B«l»«o.
Truman, Isham & Hooker.
491-427 Market St. Asrricnltural Imple*
ments, "Waeons, Siiteaiu £nsines.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
nrpoBXEBs or
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809. 3]1, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
QQ
Tierney Thomas, gardener City and County Hospital
Tieruey Thoujas batknjan, Pliizs. r. l-2?>6 Bryant
Tiernf-y Thomas, horseshoer Manrice Doyle & Son
Tiemey 'Ihomae, laborer, r. 619 Davis
Tierney Thomas, molder. r. 8 Vassar PI
Tlerney Thomas, stevedore, and extraman Hose
No. 1, r. 115 Trenton
Tieruey Thomas, solicitor, r. 210 Bush
Tierney Thomas F., undertaker O'Connor & Sheeby,
r. 767 Mission
Tierney William, shipping clerk Eeane Bros., r. 1256
Bryant
Tierney William H., marble cutter, r. 431 Ridley
Tiernpy William T., bartender, r. 17 Fourth
Tieroflf Augustus, real estate, r. 1118 Kearny
Tieroff Laura N., Miss, teacher Union Primary School
r. 1118 Kearny
Tietjen A., r. e05 Broadway
Tietjen B. H., r. \i Sacramento
Tietjen Brothprs i Henry and Diedrich) groceries and
liquors, 1046 Folsom
Tietjen Diedrich (Tietjen Bros.) r. 1046 Folsom
Tietjen DiedriL-h W., (Keltiug & Tietjen) and {;rocer-
ies and liquors. 317 Drumm. r. 809 Lou)bard
Tietjen Ernest fl., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 2330 Harri-
son
Tietjen George, waiter, William D. Meyer, r. 9 Drnmm
Tietjen Oeorge H,, advertising agent New Home Sew-
ing Machine Co., r. 10C9 Howard
Tietj' n Henry, r. 1613 Sacramento
Tietjen Henry (Tieijen Bros.) r. 1046 Folsom
Tietjen Henry, bartender Osmers & Co., r. SW cor
Sppar and Bryant
Tietjen Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Leaven-
worth and Broadway
Tietjen Henry, laborer, r. 668 Bryant
Tietjen Henry, liquor saloon, 906 Kearny, r. 605
Broadway
Tietjen Herman, groceries and liquors, 620 Pine, r.
52S Pine
Tietjen John, car inspector S. P. Co., r. 2330 Harrison
Tietjen John, stairbuildf-r, r. 528 Pine
Tietjen Richard C, clerk Herman Tietjen, r. S28 Pine
Tietjen William, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 528 Pine
Tiefze Ernst, clerk F. Scboettler, r. 1227 Broadway
Tietze Gustav, carver and modeler, 763 Market, r. 15
Bridge PI
Tietze Julius, basket maker, r. Ifi Bridge PI
Tiffany Block, W 6 Mission bet Twenty-eighth and
Twenty-ninth
Tiffany Henry, clerk Old People's Home, S s Francis-
co, bet Powell and Stockton
Tiffany Henry O., painter, r. ]2.i3 Union
Tiffany Homer B., mining, 419 CaUfornia, room 24,
r. 449 Jessie
Tiffany Owen, porter, r. 1233 Union
Tiflany Peer, clerk, r. 411 Ellis
Tiffany R. J. widow, r. 1122 Jackson
Tifiatiy William E., yard master S. V. Co., SE cor
Fcunh and Towns nd, r. ZHM Bitch
Tiffany William Z.. clerk freight auditor's office S.P.
Co., r. 315 Jones
Tlfft Edward W., carpenter, r. 1604 Post
Tlghe Catherine Mlas, r. 1866 }< Stevenson
Tlghe Charles Jr., teamster, r. 18 Welsh
Tighe John T., bartend, r, r. 110 McAllister
Tighe J. P., solicitor Chronicle, r. 102 Firth
JLllTllrj iLJuljljY cancer and tumor
specialist. 110 McAllister
TIche Maraaret Ml^s. r. 1886M Stevenson
Tlguiza Matteo, waiter Haase i Young, r. NE cor Main
and Bryant
TUden Baron S.. salpsman, r. 1925 Mission
Tilden Charles L. (Tilden & Tilden) r. 407 Powell
Tilden Charles S.. carpenter and builder, 8 Quincy, r.
1113 Golden Gate Av
Tiliien George S., teas and coffee, 1925 Mission
Tilden H. A. Mrs., r. Iii2.'> Mission
Tilden Harmon J. (Tilden & Tilden) r. Nilee, Ala-
meda Co.
Tilden Heber N. (H. N. TUden * Co.) r. 119 Mason
TUdeu H. N. & Co. (Heber N. Tilden) dairy produce
and commiiieion merchants, 426 Sansome
Tilden M. M. Mrs., widow, r. 1815 Sacramento
Tilden W. P. . clerk general passenger and ticket
agent S. P. Co., r. 2912 Folsom
Tilden & Tilden (Harmon J. and Charles L.) at-
tnruejs at law. 325 Montgomery, rooms 25-;i6
iK?" Tilden. See Tilton
Tilford fc. A., r. Palace Hotel
Tilford Frank, contractor, r. 850 Bay
Tilford Joseph, finisher Golden Gate Woolen Mills,
r. 23110 Nineteenth
Tilghinan George, secretary State Board Harbor
Commissioners, 10 Calilornia, r. Saucelito
«»■ Tilsiliman. See Tillman and Tillmann
Tiling M. Mifs, r. 1308 Webster
Till Henry, clerk Bruse Bros., r. SW cor Vallejo and
Mason
Till John W., tailor, r. 1010k Clay
TiUeaux Paul, artist, r. 707 Clementina
Tillens John, carpenter, r. 40 Minna
Tilley Bernarii, miner, r. 679 Harrison
Tilley Charles B., salesman Wellman, Peck & Co., r.
312 Grove
Tilley L. V., clerk, r. 871 Market
Tilley Thomas R. (Peplow & Tilley) r. 427 Sutter
Tilley William G., clerk S. H. Tyler & Son, r. Oak-
land
TilJey William J., manager Wellman, Peck t
Co.. 126-132 Market, r. Oakland
Tillie Alexander, spinner, r. 23114 Harrison
Tillie Robert A., clerk H. Huddletton & Co., r. 9 Page
Tillinghast Donald F., clerk Anglo-Nevada Assurance
Corporation, r. Saucelito
Tillinghsst William D., clerk Liverpool and London
and Globe Ins. Co., r. Saucelito
Tillinghiiht William J., carpenter, r. 116 Leidesdorfl
Tillman Augustus, harnessmaker, r. 313 Minna
Tillman Charles, bellman Palace Hotel, r. 714 ^ Geary
Tillman Daniel, messenger, r. 1718 Leavenworth
Tillman Frank, boatswain stmr San Juan
Tillman Frank, capitalist, r. 1916 Larkln
Tillman Henry, piauomaker, 1243 Mission, t. 4U<
Perry
Tillman H. J., salesman Shirek & Co.. r. 1916 Larkln
Tillman John, harnessmaker, r. 313 Minna
Ti.linan Joseph, tailor, 607 I'avis
Tillman M.iry, widow, r. 313 Minna
Tillman Mary E. Mrs., r. 1615 Mason
Tillman Walter F., paperhanger and decorator, r. 2919
Folsom
Tillman William J., clerk Main & Winchester, r. 1222
Valencia
Tillmann Frederick (Tillmann & Bendel) r. 2006
Washington
Tillmann Frederick Jr. (Tillmann & Bendel) r. 719
Sutter
Tillmann Si Bendel (Frederick Tillmann, Her-
man Bendel and Frederick Tillmann Jr.) import-
ers and wholesale grocers, SW cor Battery and
Clay
«5~ Tillmann. See Tilghman and Tillman
Tiilson Anson T., millband. r. 625 Jessie
Tillson Charles, painter, r. ISOO Leavenworth
TlUson Frederick M., clerk general freight office S.
P. Co., r. Oakland
Tilson Josiah, cook. r. 536 Sixteenth
Tilton Charles H., driver A. F. Green k Co.. r. 607
Third
TILTON CHAELES S. ..«....,
and surveyor, 4'-2U Alontg'omery, roout
ao, r. 1038 Vallejo
MANN & BENEDICT,
S0CX3BSS0RS TO
C. C. HASTINGS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
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CL.OTH[IEI^S,
a.XCK HOUSE BI^CK.
mm Ins. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,551,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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Tilton Oeorge, carpenter, r. 681 Mlnalon
Tiltoii Heury R., major U. 8. A. Post Surgeon, Pre-
hlUio
Tiltou James A., searaan, r. 52 Second
Tilton John, inventor and oil tester, r. 221 Elm At
Tiliou John O.. r. 5iy Bush
Tiltou John G , plumber, r. fi44 Sacramento
Tilton .Joseph U., dewier medicines, r. 221 Elm At
Tilton M. C. Mrs , widow, r. 14-21 Polk
Tilton Stephen S.. rtal estate, 331 Montgomery, room
17, r. lH-24 Vallejo
Tilton Walter M., policeman, r. 2318 PJne
n ilton Walter H. (UunoU 4s Tiltou) r. 102 Fifth
t^ Tilion. See Tilden
Timbey Henry, beater Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 8 8 Sierra,
bet Georgia and Louisiana
Timbrel Johu B., m^chiuist, r. 1081 Howard
Timbrell John, r. &H Fourth
Tlmbrell William, w:iiter, r. 624 Fourth
Timke A., salesman Davis Bros., r. HiOti California
Timke John, real esUte, r. liiOO California
Timliu James, cellarraan Lafayette Urew.TT
Timlim Jasper J., finisher Earle «i Co., r. 747 Howard
Timiu Carl, letter earner Post Office, r. 1129 Sanchez
Timm George, r. 142'J Sanchez
Timm Ermst A., Baleeinan O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.
r. 350 Waller
Timm Henry, teamster J. O. Casbln & Co., r. 321
Francisco
Timmerman Henry (Romlg & Timmerman) r. 405
Kearuy
Timmerman J. E. Mrs., widow, r. 421 Eddy
Timmerman John, lo,cksmith, r. 815 Pacific
Timmerman William, surfman U. S. Life Saving Sta-
tion
TimmiuB Alexander, musician, r. 811 Pacific
Tlmmius Elizsbeth, widow, r. 811 Pacific
Timmius James, driver Uuiou Ice Co., r. \H}i SllTsr
Timmius John, driver Union Ice Co., r. 114)< Silver
TimmlnsJohn, mauauiug editor Examluer, r. 102
Ellis
Timmins John, musician, r. 811 Pacific
Timmins Mary, widow, r. 610 Jones
Timmius Mary Miss, r. 317 Gough
Timmius Patrick, driver Union Ice Co., r. 114X
Silver
Tirauey Ellen J., widow, bakery, etc.. 1403 Powell
Tindal George W.. produce and fruit commission,
50i)-502 Saosome. r. lllfi Jncksou
Tindal James, cutter Robert Gordan, r. 1116 Jackson
Tiudal Jeremiah, porter Hare Bros., r. 15 )i Rausch
Tiiidell F. R.. r. 1134 Union
Tiugle George R , special aRent U. S. Treasury. U. S.
Appraisers' Bldg. first Boor, r. Occi.lenial Hotel
Tlngley Bedford A., foreman Puc. Rolling Mill, r. 8
s Sierra, bet Georgia and Louisiana
TingUy F., rl^-rk Pac. Rolling Mill
Tiugl.y G. B. Mrs., widow, r. 27 Hawthorne
Tingm m John H., salesman A. Lusk & Co., r. 2739
Clay
Tinker M. Mrs., copyist, r. 1404 Polk
Tinkham Cyreuus P., accouutant, 419 California
room 22, r. 94ii Mia-iion
Tinkham Henry, painter, r. 046 Mission
Tinkham Henry J., paiuter Sutter St. RR., r. 1222
Mission
Tinkler William, teamster, r. 12 Cleaveland
Tiunemann L .uis, fruits, 1710 Devisadero
Tiuuey Dauirl, hohtler, r. 1122 Larkin
Tinney James, finisher F. 8. Oiiadboume & Co r
1403 Powell
Tini:ey William H., wines and llqaors, 804 Pacific r.
12(iS Stockton
TInntn Wiley J., Surveyor Port of San Francisco,
office Custom House, third floor, r. 1404 California
Tinoco Anita. wi<low. r. 812 Taylor
TinocoJoseM. (Jose M Tinoco & Co.) and consul
Republic of Columbia, r. 923 Jackson
DR. BAZAN'S
T1IEKMO-KI.ECTKIC
RUSSIAN ani TURKISH BATHS
Also Msdicated and Electric Eatlis Giyen.
413 SUTTER STREET. 415
SANITARY PLUMBING
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES WELL DONE.
Repairing; n Specialty.
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Plumber, 603 Kearny Street.
EaUbllahed I860. Telephone 3Uw
commiiittioii
Tinoco Jose M. A: Co. (Jute M. Tiuon
merchants. 50f> Battery, rooms 4-5
Tin.S(m Elizabeth. Mrs., r. 2808 Laguna
Tinson Gerahl E., agent, r. 92'>)« Fifth
Tioga Consolidated Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) O.
W. Sessions secretary. 62-6:1 Nevada Block
Tipping William, barber and baths, 42 O'Farrell, r. 4
M.rhaPl
Tipson William A., mnfg jeweler, 431 Pine, r. IT
Twenty-eighth
Tirrell A. M. Mrs., widow, r. 803 Hyde
Tirrell C. & P. H. A Co. (Cyrus and P. H. Tirrell and
Henry Edwards) wholesale boots aud shoes, 100
Battery
Tirrell Cynis (C. k P. H. Tirrell k Co.) r. South Wey
mouth. Mass.
Tirrell P. H. (C. &P. H. Tirrell & Co.) r. South Way-
mouth, Mass.
Tirrell William, r. 726 Mission
•^ Tirrell. See Terrell. Turrell and Tyrrell
Tirtlot William, carpenter, r. 54« Stevenson
Tirtlot William .M. (Tirtlot fc Kennedy) r. 331 Turk
Tirtlot Oi Kennedy (William M. Tirtlot and
Thomas E. Kennedy) attorneys at law, 217 San-
some, rooms 6-7
Tischbein Adam, clerk Antone Zwick, r. 21.54 Mission
Tisch«r Paal, proprietor Eiutracht Saloon. 539
Califoruia, r. 2223 Sutter
Tisdale Cntherine F., widow, r. SE cor California
and F.iir Av
Tisdale Julius L., stenographer freight auditor's
office S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Tisdale Robert, stableman, r. 567 Minna
Tisdall William N., captain Co. 0, 1st Infantry U. 8.
A.. Presidio
Tishler(ieorrfe, merchant, r. SOS Hayes
Tishler H. Mr^t., dressm iking, 3U8 Hayes
Tishler Henuau, cigurmaker, r. 636(4 Minna, rear
Tisnado Modest ). cigarm iker, r. l.")0> Church
Tissier Andrew, baker, r. 1205 Stockton
TiSBOt Albert, clerk, r. 672 Sixteenth
Tissot Guslave, machinist Clot & Meese, r. 908 Jack-
sou
Ti3-!ot X. Mrs., widow, r. 572 Sixteenth
Titchworth Charles C, deckhand stmr .Eolus, r. 17
Guy Pi
Titchworth Caspar, master tug Hercnles, r. 17 Ony PI
Titcomb A. C. J: Co. (Albert O. Titcomb) imp<jrterH
and wholisale dealers watches, diamonds and
jewelry. 24 Post
Titcomb Albert C. (A. C. Titcomb &Co.) r. 1810 Web-
ster
Titcomb John H., bookkeeper J. A. Folger k Co., r.
618 Grove
Titcomb Walter A., commercial traveler Am. Oil Co.,
r. Oakland
Titlow J. O , compositor Chronicle, r. 621 Pine
Tittel Bernard E , capitalist, r. 126 Juiiau Av
Tittrl Carrie Miss, tea.her music, r. 113 Oak
Tittel Charles Mrs, r.509 Stockton
Tittel Chailotte Miss, actress, r. 103 Diamond
Tittel Conrad, r. 122 Julian Av
Titti-l Essie Miss, actress, r. 10> Diamond
Tittel Joseph C, clerk, r. 126 Julian Av
Tittel Minnie E. Mins, aciress. r. 10-5 Diamond
Tittel P. A. k Co. (Phillip A. Tittel) groceries sd4
liquors, 731-733 Montgomery Av
Tittel Phillip A. (P. A. Tittel k Co.) r. 733 Mont-
gomery Av
Tittel Robert, clerk Goodyear Rubber Co., r. M9
Ktockton
TITTEL & KRUEGER
(Leipsic and Berlin, Germany, Ne^v
York and San Francisco) muiiufac-
turers and \«-lioIesale , dealers Berlin
zephyr, worsteds. Saxony, etc.. Otto
Ueynold ajfeut, 1 Sutter
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE L.AHGHST BUSrVES»
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FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Trimjoiiiig^
a Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
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Tittels Anton, fresco painter, r. Ahlborn House
Titus Daniel, attorney at law, 306 Pine, rooms 1-2, r.
Oaklaud
Titus Frederick E., clerk Daniel Titus, r. Oakland
Titus Frank F., clerk Pac. Insurance Union, r. East
Oakland
Titus Frank H. Vf., traveling salesman D. N. & E.
Walter & Co.
Titus G. M., r. 1010 Hyde
Titus Henry W., agent Welle, Fargo & Co., NE
cor Sansome and Halleck, r. 1819 Clay
Titus Isaac S., physician, 37-:i9 Phelan Bldg
Titus John B., tailor, r. 2418 Geary
Titus John T., r. 782 Harrison
Titus Jopeph B., druggist, r. 1118 Market
Tevey William F., painter, N s Twenty-seventh, nr
Church
Tivoli Cafe, Carl G. Larpen proprietor, 18 Eddy
Tivoli Opera House, Kreling Brothers proprie-
tors. 2«-32 Eddy
Tixier Henry, watchmaker Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 8
Hamden PI
Tixier John, watchmaker Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 8
Hamden PI
Tjader Curry W., druggist, 1220 Polk, r. 1204 J^ Sutter
Toager Frank, clerk, r. 614 Willow Av
Tobbenboske Herman, liquor saloon, SW cor Second
and Market, r. .52 Second
Tobbenboske Henry J., groceries and liquors,
SW cor Howard aod Second
Tobelmann Frederick, clerk Henry Tobelmann, r.
42434 Hayes
Tobelmann Henry, wood, coal, hay and grain, 421
Hayes and SE cor Franklin and Hayes, r. 705 Hayes
Tobener Charles Jr., machinist, r. 128Ji Silver
Tobey Albert, driver, r. 871 Mission
Tobey Albert R., ehipjoiner, r. 726 Si^iteenth
Tobey C. Alward, signwriter, 1115 Market, r. 2605
Larkin
Tobey Charles F., wood and coal, 1106 Howard
Tobey Cnrtis, proprietor Metropolitan Foundry,
and manufacturer sash weights, 204 Townsend,
cor Third, r. 4 Hill
Tobey Edwin L., shoemaker S. W. Bosenstock k Co.,
r. 512 Mission
Tobey Isaac F. Kev., r. 800 Page
Tobey Nathaniel G., cardriver, r. 1308 Natoma
Tobey William H. H., publisher Pacific Churchman,
605 Montgomery, r. 2S05 Larkin
Tobey Willis E., brassmolder, r. 2007 Larkin
Tobias F. Mrs., widow, r. 1310)4 Ellis
Tobias M. L., r. 315 J$ Jepsie
Tobias Moses (Rogallo & Tobias) r. 519 Montgomery
Ay
Tobias Nathan J., trsveling salesman Martin Sachs
& Co., r. 1310J4 Ellis
Tobias Theodore, tailor, r. 3 Myrtle Av
Tobin Alfred, attorney at law, r. SE cor Taylor and
California
Tobin Ann, widow, varieties, 1905 Hyde
Tobin Catherine, widow, r. 544 Minna
Tobin Daniel, marble cutter, r. 766 Howard
Tobin Daniel, teamster, r. 230 Thirteenth, rear
Tobin Edward, wagonmaker J. S. Day & Co.. r. 906Ji
Steiner
Tobin Edward, groceries and liquors. 558 Howard
Tobin Fitzroy K., musician, r. 1307 Lyon
Tobin Ignatius, tenmster, r. 544 Minna
Tobin James, r. 1307 Lyon
Tobin James, cook, r. 641 Commercial
Tobin James, fireman stmr City of Chester, r. 31 Jj
Tehama
Tnbin James, parcel clerk Keane Bros., r. 544 Minna
Tobin James, smutter Golden Gate Flouring Mills, r.
iSH Garden
Tobin James T., agent San Jose Briek Co., oflSce
S. P. C. RR. Freight Wharf, r. 544 Minna
Tobin Jane Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 112 Shotwell
Tobin John, dyer, r. Bryant Av, nr Butte
Tobin John, laborer, r. 532 Bryant
Tobin John, laborer, r. 1226 Green
Tobin John, longshoreman, r. 409 Main
Tobin John, teamster, r. 230 Thirteenth, rear
Tobin John, laborer Black Diamond Cuai Mining C*.,
T.131H Silver
Tobin John D., bookkeeper Gordan Bros., r. 112J4
Silver
Tobin John F., r. 137 Dore
Tobin Jobn H. (estate of) merchant tailor, 114
Montgomery
Tobin JTohn J., coromli=sioner State Bureau •f
Labor Statistics, office 326 Sutter, rooms 16-17, r.
940 Twentieth
Tobin John N., barber, r. 1434 Turk
Tobin John R., plasterer, r. 633 Stevenson
Tobin John W., wood finisher, r. 703 Lyon
Tobin Joseph, teamster, r. NE cor Thirteenth and
Harrison
Tobin Margaret Miss, r. 12 Anthony
Tobin Margaret C. Miss, r. 810 Twentieth
Tobin Michael, assistant bookkeeper William Lewis
k Co.. r. 18M Garden
Tobin Michael, carpenter, r. 8 Dore
Tobin Michael, laborer, r. Alms House
Tobin Michael E. (T. & M. E. Tobin k Co.) r. 145
Ellis
Tobin Patrick, laborer, r. 512 Howard
Tobin Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 2»
Ritch
Tobin Patrick, shoemaker, 346 Tenth, r. Washington
Av, bet Folsom and Harrison
Tobin Patrick, waiter, r. 538 Mission
Tobin Patrick J., sergeant police, r. 1226 Green
Tobin Rebecca, r. 104 Turk
Tobin Richard (Tobin & Tobin) r. SE cor California
and Taylor
Tobin Richard, farmer, r. Ocean House Boad, nr
Farley's Corner
Tobin Richard, laborer, r. 226 >^ Oak
Tobin Richard, laborer, r. 230 Thirteenth, rear
Tobin Ricbard C, stockbroker, 814 Montgom-
ery, room 3, r. 718 O'Farrell
Tobin Robert (Tobin & Tobin) r. SE cor CaliforMia
and Taylor
Tobin Robert, finisher F. 8. Chadbourne k Co., r.
226)^ Oak
Tobin Robert J., secretary The Hibemia Saving*
and Loan Society, NE cor Montgomery and Mar-
ket, r. 513 Van Ness Av
Tobin T. & M. E. & Co. (Thomas and Michael
E. Tobin) producers California wines and bran-
dies. NW cor O'Farrell and Stockton
Tobin Thomas (T & M. E. Tobin * Co.) r.LlckHonse
Tobin Thomas, laborer, r. 137 Dore
Tobin Thomas, liquor dealer, r. 42 Turk
Tobin Thomas F., laborer, r. 112 Shotwell
Tobin Thomas F., spinner, r. Bryant Av, bet Bntt*
and Solano
Tobin Thomas L., policeman, r. 247 Oak
Tobin William, farmer Ocean House Boad, nr Far-
ley's Corner
Tobiu William, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Tobin William, laundryman, r. 137 Dore
Tobin William, plumber, r. 367 Minna
Tobin William A., nurse City and County Hospital,
r. 1017 Hampshire
Tobin William H., plumber, r. 1240 Howard
Tobin Willi.im W., clerk, r. 112 Shotwell
Tobin & Tobin (Richard and Robert) attorney! at
law, 8 Montgomery
Tobler John, r. 3 Minna
Tobriner Harry M., salesman Wolf k Frank, r. 1712
O'Farrell
Toby S. B. , general freight and pssseneer agent
Oregon Development Co., office 304 Montgomery,
r. Beresford Hotel
¥. & J. SLOAM & CO.
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Hanufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtores.
31 MarM St
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRYn-"il;i"A2r:i:i';:t
1 ARPAO HARASZTHY & CO.,
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Toche Clement (McD»de & Toihe; r. C14 California
Tocqaeville De Rpiie. capitalist, office 534)4 Califor-
nia, r. Paris, France
Todd AUxander, waganmaker. r. 901 Sacramento
Todd Alvin. miuer, r. 4i4 Sanaomo
Todd Charles A., wagonmalier. r. "JOl Sacramento
Todd Charles D , Bnlesman Hawley Bros. Hardware
Co , r. 815 shotwell
Todd David B. M. D., 8W cor Railroad At and
Paraguay
Todd Henr.v H., mining. 20 Montgomery, rooma 2-S,
r. Alameda
Todd John, r. BlfiDavla
Todd James, r. »12 Howard
Todd John A., ph tographer. 2128 Flllmor*
Todd Joseph, saleauiaa Raphael Weill k Co., r. Oak-
land
Todd Thomai, r. 401 Jessie
»-Todd. SeeTodt
Todeseo Jacob, tailor. 1120 Larklu
Todhunter Cieorge, foreman Cal.1|Wire Worke. r. 7
Alaska PI
Todmau John C. r. 417 Kearny
Todt (;harlea, waiter, r. 1411 Kearny
Todt Diedrich. r. Ml Minna
Todt Etta Miss, compositor, r. 1415 Kpamy
Todt Frederick (T.dt A: Boss) r. 622 Greenwich
Tout Fen) inand (Wagner & Todt) r. Clipper, nr
Church
Todt John, cutler and locksmith, 119 Leidesdorff, r.
122 Clipper
Todt John P., grocerieaand liquora, NW cor Fourth
and Brannan
Todt Theo.lote (Mayer * Todt) r. 518 Sixth
Todt Thomas, jeweler Wajjuer & Ott
Todt fc Bona (Frederick Todt and Frederick Boas)
blacksmiths. 53 Beale
t^" Todt. Si-e T.>dd
Todtmann Theodore E., watchmaker, 13 Phelan Bldg.
r. Oakland
Todzen Charles, laborer Lachman & Jacob!, r. S19
Third
Toedter Peter, r. 2140 Mission
Toellner Autjnst, washer J. B. French, r. 919 Golden
Gate At
Toellner Edward, tnamster, and extraman Engine No.
14, r. 11()9 Golden Gate At
Toennies Herman, machinist KoTelty Iron Workt, r
3 Minns
Toepke Cliarles E.. musician, r. 711 H Nineteenth
Toepke Elizabeth, widow, r. 711 X Nineteenth
Toepke Frederick, but her, 3401 Mission
Toepke Frederick J., piano tuner Benj. Curtaz &
Son. r. 711)4 Nineteenth
Toepke Henry, piano tuner Kohler k Chase, r. 711)4
Nineteenth
Toepke William H.. clerk E. Depierre, r. Ifi25 Sutter
Tofanelli Frank (Conrado k TofanelH) r. 3il Broad-
way
Tofanelll John, clerk F. Scatena, r. 1415)4 Van Ness
At
Toffi.z William A., with James De Fremery * Co. r
Oakland
Tofler Harris, tailor M. Slegel. r. 938 Folaom
Toft Christian (Toft k Wilson) r. 414 Waller
Toft Karsten N. (Toft * ChrlKteni«»nt r. 140)4 Rose At
Toft Neil C, wood and coal. 416 Waller
Toft Nicholaa N.. laborer, r. 13 Pa«-iflc
Toft A Christensen ( Karsten N. Toft and Paul Chris-
tenseu) coffee saloon, 425 Bush
Toft k Wila^n (Christian Tpft and Christian Wilson)
coffee saloons. 959 Mjrket and 42:1 Kearny
Tognazzl B. G., salesman C. E. Whitney k Co. r. 950
Twenty.first
Tojniottt Onesto (L. Marsili k Co.) r.324 Broadway
Toines James, laborer P. F. Dundon. r. 131 Folsom
Tointon William H.. steward, r. 51 Lnngton
Tojetti D., artist, r. 223 Leavenworth
FRATINGER & CO.
THE LEADING
CLOM Al SUIT HOOSE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
WATER CLOSETS
OF E7ERY DESCEIPTIOS_CAEEFULLY REPilRED.
'W. E. iL..A.3SrE,
PLUMBER.
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505 KEARNT STREET.
Telephone 31&
Tojetti Edwtrd. ar'ist. r. XOT Pine
Tojetti Margaret Mrs., artist, r. 1110 Larkln
Tokinia .Joseph, fruit dealer, r. 548 Natoma
TokU« Ferdinand (Toklas k Singerman) r. 922 O'Fsr-
rell
Toklas <Sc Sltiferman, merchants (Seattle, W.
T.) office il9 Biir-h
Tolan Jhi^, marble polisher Rufflno 4 Bianchl r.
429 Sixth
Tolan Mic-hnel. fireman, r. 171 Minna
ToUnd Charles, laborer, r. 34 Rausch
Toland Charles G. physician and snrgeon. office 7
M ont-'omery Av. rooms 19-21, r. Palace Hotel
Toland Daniel, r. 78(i FoUora
Toland Edwarl. laborer, r. 23 GeneTS
Toland EJward J., boilermaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r.34!4 Rausch
Toland U. H., r. 21 i9 C«lifornia
T'.land John, butcher Magd»len Asylum
Toland John, Inborer, r. MH Rausch
Tolan 1 John, laborer, r. 786 Folsom
Toland Josepli. r. 324 Fremont
Toland Joseph, blacksmith, r. 124 Geary
Toland M. B. M. .Mrs., widow, r. 2129 CallfomU
Toland Medical College, E s Stockton, bet
Che-tnut and Francisco
Toland Michael, laborer, r. 509 OctaTia
Tolbert Henry, expressman, r. 1229 Vallejo, rear
Toledo M.. clerk, r. 634 Vallejo
Tolford Charles F., carriage painter F. A. Brigga, r.
338 Fremont
Tolfonl Frank, clerk, r. 338 Fremont
Tolle De Witt W.. b 'Okkeeper. r. 403 Green
ToUe Oscar A., Olympic Club, 114 OFarrell, r. Oak-
land
Tolle P^ter. r. 1419 Pacific
Tollee H. M. Mrs., widow, r. 1727 Sutter
Tolley William E. (Tolley « Farrell) r. 1507 Guerrero
Tolley & Farrell (W. E. Tolley and M. W. Farrell)
wood. coal, hay and grain. 335 Twenty-seventh
Tollin William, merchant, r. Ahlborn House
Tollner William, liquor saloon, SW cor DaTls and
Pacific, r. 710 Front
Tollownky Carl, harnessmaker Charles L. Haskell, r.
5 Florence
Tolly George H., machiniat Tatum k Bowen, r. 520
Folsom
ToUr James, packer Davis Bros., 1234 Market, r. cor
Nineteenth and Sherman
Tolman EdwHrd, coal passer, r. 414 Folsom
Tolman Elizi M. Mrs., r. Bright, bet Randolph and
Sargent
Tolman George B., physician and druggist, NE cor
S'insoma and Pacific
Tolman Kufus J., driver Wells, Fargo k Co., r. 20
Prospect PI
^^Tolman. See Tallmaii
Tomalty Patrick J., groceries and liquors, 114 Sixth,
r. 53ii Minna
Tomanovich Thomas V., bookkeeper Fontana k Co.,
r. 1509 Taylor
Tomasinl F.. fruits and vegetables. 144 Eleventh
Tomhieson George, gilder S. * G. Gump
Tomkinson James, livery and sale stable, 67-Sl
Minna, r. 57 Minna
Tomkinaon James H.. with James Tomklnson, r. 67
Minna
Tomkinson Joseph, r. 923 Post
Tomklnson Joseph J., salesman Carolan k Co., r. 93S
Post
Tomlin Charks H.. laster Buckingham k Hecht, r.
Humbolat House
Tomlin Rlrhnrd E , assistant engineer stmr Eureka,
r. .526 Turk
Torolinson Ezra, wooldryer Whitney k Webster, r. 608
Sixth
Tonilinson I. H., with Post Publishing Co., r. Th«
Baldwin
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MARBELIZED MANTELS,
Fire Grates and Tile,
809. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Tomlinson John E., painter, r. 616H Natoma
ToiuliDson Josppb, r. 115 William
Tomlinsnn S. Mrs., crockery and tinware, 607 Post, r.
! 115 William
I Tomlinson S. A. Miss., tpacher Clementina Street
' Kindergarten, r. 2iy Harrison
Toraliueon Thomas, eugineer. r. 213 Harrison
Tommprtg Andrew E., seamnn, r. 2001 L|^venwortb
Tommernp <T. P. Envold, agent auS collector,
i 516 Kearny, r. Oakland
Tompkins Benjamin O.. carpenter, r. 240 Elerenth
I Tompkins Cora Mrs., ti-acher Bernal Height* Primary
t School, r. 721 Shotwell
Tompkins Edward, wparer, r. N s Bay, nr Hyde
j Tompkins Frederick W., attorney at law. 320 Califor-
I nia, room 7, r. Commercial Hotpl
! Tompkins Harry, fireman, r. 34 Austin
Tompkins AI. M., a(^couDtaut Hongkong and
Shanghai Banking Corporation, 436 California, r.
San Rsfael
Tompkins Rose, teacher South Cosmopolitan Primary
School, r. 600 Bush
i Tompkins Thomas T., r. 7 Medau PI
\ Tompkins Thomas W., policeman, r. 2732Ji Mission
; Iff" Tompkins. See Tomkins
Toms William E., druggist, r, 230 EleTenth
Tomnky Elias, sign painter Swan & Stein, t. 310J4
j Clemt-ntina
; Tomsky Louis, sign painter, r. 407 Fell
, Tomsky William, painter, r. 1214)4 Folsom
Tomstrome Thomas, cook Ahlborn House
; Tomz Martin, laborer, r. 618 Fourth
I Toncovich Elias, restaurant, 419 DaTis, r. 118 >i Wash-
I inyton
} Toncovich .Tohn, cook Elias Toncorlrh, r. 419 Davis
i Tonennies Hermann, machinist, r. 3 Minna
; T.iner Hugh, wood and coal. 60S Third
I Toner James, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. S s
I Sierra, bet Michigan and Georgia
I Toner Margaret Mrs., coffee saloon, 2742 Folsom
Toner Michael, driver, r. 511 Bryant
I Toner Patrick M., furnished rooms, 511 Bryant
. Toner Peter, laborer 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. W •
Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Ton^r William J., moliler Pac. Rolling Mill, p. W a
j Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Tonev John P., teamster, r. 36 Clay
Tonlni Albini, expressman, r. 1 Sheppard PI
Touini Michele G. (M. G. Tonini & Co.) r. 22 Wet-
more PI
Tonini M. G. & Co. (Michele G. Tonini) printers, 729
Montgomery
Tonite Powder Co., A. M. Stevenson secretary, 310
California
Tonjes Christopher, p. 739 Union
Tonjpg Martin, groceries and liquors, SE cor
lUiion and Mason
Tonjes William, oildealer, r. 8 Eldridge
Tonks Joshua, ensrraver, 614 Merchant, r. Oakland
Tonna Pietro, painter, r. Venezuela, bet Platte and
Yazoo
Tonnemacher Henry C, clerk C. C. Butt, r, 1804 Ste-
venson
Tonnemacher Julius, bartender, r. NE cor Geary and
Central Av
Tonner Ferdinand (Shirek & Tenner) r. 1129 Lnguna
' T.iniieson Hans M., master tug Rockaway, r. 6 Clyde
; Tonnesson Martin, turner, r. 150:< Montgomery
TonnesFon Sfaale, turner, r. l-inH Montgomery
i Tonuies Arndt, porter, r. 5'25}< Brannan
: Tonnies Angusta, widow, r. 610 Sixlh
Tonnles Charles, blacksmith, r, 610 Sixth
. Tonningson John, butcher, r. 512 Davis
I Tonsett Mary, widow, r. Ill Harrison
I Tout Frank, bartender Robert Briese, r. 618 Merchant
, Toogood Andrew H., waiter stmr Los Angeles
1 Toohey J., lab' rer S. F. Bridge Co., r. Kentui;ky, bet
I Sierra and Nevada
We
Toohey James J., shoemaker, r. 1211 Union
Toohey J. P.. brakemau S. P. Co , r. Oakland
Toohey Michael, seaman, r. 13 Tehama PI
K?" Toohey. See Tooby and Twohey
Toohig Dennis, laborer, r. 20 Georgia
To>jhig Dennis, teamstei- S. F. Gas Light Co..
Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Toohig John, laborer, r. Michigan, bet Sierra and
Shasta
fl^" Toohig. See Twohig
Toohy Dennis J., Judge Superior Court, Depart-
ment 11 (criminal) chambers Old City Hall,
second floor
Tooby John, fish and poultry, 341 Fourth
Toohy M., cook stmr Dora
Toohy Margaret Mrs., widow, r. 183 Jessie
K^ Toohy. See Toohey and Twohig
Tooker Eugene B., shipping clerk Goldberg, Bowcn
k Co., r. Oakland
Tooker William H., bartender, r. 1102 Mission
Toole Daniel, r, S s Randall, bet Chenery andPalmer,
Fairmouiit Tract
Toole George, painter, r. 212J4 Langton
Toole James, seaman, r, 102 Pa<'ific
Toole James, bricklayer, r. 17 Tehama
Toole Jane, widow, r. 822 Green
Toole William C, bartender, r. 822 Green
Tooley George W., shoemaker, r. 405 Gough
Toomb George W., salesman Cal. Wire Works, p. 404
Turk
Toombs M. E. Mrs., r. 534 Valencia
Toomey David, laborer, r. 2124 Ritch, rear
Toomey Dennis, glass blower, and extraman Hose No.
7, r. W s Pennsylvania Av, bet Mariposa and So-
lano
Toomey Edward H., clerk Quade k Straut,
Bush
Toomey Edward W., clerk, r. 1302 ?4 California
Toomey Henry, laborer Thomas Bailey & Co.,
rison nr Twenty-fourth
Toomey James, shoemaker, 259 First
Toomey .lames J., janitor, r. 23) Fell
Toomey John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., p. W »
Michigan, bet Sierra and Sha>ta
Toomey John, laborer, r. 3:t5 Bryant
Toomey John B., harnessmaker J. C. Lawless k Co.,
r. Oakland
Toomey John H., fireman, r. 2020 Hyde
Toomey John M., clerk C. Cnrtin, r. 233 Fell
Toomey Miihael Mrs., r. 233 Fell
Toomey Michael, clerk, r. 753 Folsom
Toomey Michael, teamster, p. NE cor McAllister and
Baker
Toomey Nelly Miss, dressmaker Miss M. Johnson, p.
W R Pennsylvania Av, bet Mariposa and Solano
Toomey Patrick, engineer, r. 711 Howard
Toomey Patrick, fireman, r, 1121 Treat Av
Toomey S. J. Mrs., r. 412 Taylor
Toomey Timothy, r. 411 Sausorae
Toomey William, fireman, r. 31 ^fadison Av
Toomey William H., laborer, r. 2609 Harrison
fer Toomey. See Twomey
Toomy Daniel, horseshoer, r. 264 1^ Clara
Toomy Henry, mining, 302 Montgomery, room 14, p.
1304 Post
Toomy William G., stopekeeper 8. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 1304 Post
Toothaker John H., blacksmith, r. 218 Austin
Toothaker William F., r. 709 Nineteenth
Tootill Richard G., engineer, r. 10i3 Filbert
Toots Thomas, teamster J. E. Whittiep, r. 215 Town-
send
Topete Michael, bootblack, r. 19 Hinckley
Topini Peter, bootblack, r. 521 Green
Toplitz Emil N., stock clerk F. Toplitz & Co., p. 1014
Gearr
Toplitz Fabian (F. Toplitz & Co.) p. 1002 Van Ness
Av
1220
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Capital, S1,000,000 I CEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Assets, $1,810,273 | WU. SEZTOK, Asst Haoacer.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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TOPLITZ F. & CO. ,Fa1,.an To,,
litz itiicl ItliircMs Rimnerl importers mil-
linery, n\aiiiifuclurera ttra^v goocls hikI
iHclleis' trinimed Uat8, and proprietor*
Pioneer Straw Hat Manufacturing
Co., 571 Market
Toplitz Isiac, jeweler Rothschild & Hadenfeldt, r.
H>'i Thiiteeutb
Toplitz Joseph B., bookkpeper. r. 431 Geary
Toplits Mouroe V., SHlesman F. Toplitz & Co., r. 1002
Van Ness Av
Toplitz Robert L. (Robert L. Toplitz & Co ) r. 601
Polk
Toplitz Robert L. fc Co. (Robert L. Toplitz and Philip
Zeniansky) wholesile milliii<-ry, fiS'i Market
TopiiiBU Andrew, teaiiist.r, r. 281S Geary
Toppins Harriet N. Mrs., r. lHi6 V«ll. jo
Toppiiid Kichard. ho8i<-ry dept S. F. Pioneer 'Woolen
Factory, r. North Point
ToppiiiK Thomas, blacksmith, r. North Point, bet
Larkin and Polk
Topping Watson W., bookkeeppr L. DInkelsplel 6 Co.
Torassa Giovanni B.. wine de»ler, 1«W Diipoiit
Toiasss Laurens (Podesta & Torassa) r. 1302 Powell
Torbert Charles J., capitalist, r. 1416 Golden Gate Av
Torello E., r. cor Tweutv-tifth and Valencia
Torgensen Olif B., seaman stmr City of Chester, r.
S12 Beale
Torgersen Theodore, seaman, r. 13 Clay
Toriuey Fruncls, shoemaker, r. 11 Louiia
Tormey J., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Toriuey John, seaman, r. li'll Powell
Tormey John C, pantryman Pacific Club, r. 415
Minna
Tormey Patrick (Cluin & Tormey) r. cor Twenty-
third and Chattanooga
Tormey Patrick, clerk Blum, Baldwin t Girrln, r.
1213 Twenty-second
Tormey Peter, r. 829 Folsora
Tormey Peter J., r. 2HU Folsom
Torulelli Philibert Rev., S. J., clergyman St. Igna-
tius College, '214 Hayes
Toriiow Charles, pianomaker Sherman, Clay b Co., r.
9112 Noe
Tornstrom William A., master mariner, r. 929 Green-
wich
Torpey Patrick A., iron worker Pac Rolling Mill, r.
N 8 Sierra, bet Michigan nnd Georgia
Torpey Patrick E., puddler Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N 8
Sierra, bet Georj;i8 and Michigan, rear
Torp-y Tiiomas, liquor saloon, 1S40 Howard, r. 36
Shotwell
Torpey William H., manager Pac. Bell Tel. Co., 961
Mission, r. NW cor Fifteenth and Shotwell
Torr M. Mrs., r. 579 Miiiua
Torras V. A. * Co. (Vincent A. Torras) printers, 408
Sacramento
Torras Vincent A. (V. A. Torras & Co.) r. Fruit Vnle
Torre Giovanni, fruits and vegetables, NW cor Ellis
and Bu> hanan
Torre Giovanni B., teamster, r. 628 Broadway
Torre G. S. (Torre * M.rando) r. 442 Union
Torre Lnigi (Torre fc Profumo) r. 19)4 Sonoi^
Torre & Moraudo (G. S. Torre and L. G. Morando)
butchers, 15'22 Dupont
Torre & Profumo (Luigi Torre and Joseph Profumo)
groceries and fruits. 1401 Dupont
Torrence .1. S., mnfr ladies' and children's under-
wear, 1517 Dupont
Torres Alfred I., compositor Examiner, p. 510 Taylor
Torres Albert J., fanner, r. 1037 Post
Torres Charles, clerk, r. 1037 Post
Torres Fraudnco, laborer, r. 1519 Mason
Torres J. O., clerk, r. 519 Sacramento
Torres Joseph M , printer, r. fi;ja Green
Torres Louin. Roivenger. r. 6 Card Alley
Torres Manuel M., r. 1037 Post
BATH TUBS, BOILERS,
TANKS, SHOWERS, FAUCETS.
Plumbers' Sanitary Goods of all Kinds,
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Establlbhed ISflO.
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606 KEARNT STREET.
Ttlepbone aiS.
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-EtECTRIC
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated a^d Electric Eatlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
Torres Manuel S., clerk Pac. Inn. Union, r. 1037 Post
Torres Mary, widow, r. 738 Vallejo, rear
Torres Z. G., compositor, r. 913 Jackaou
T irrey A. E. Mrs., r. 34)4 Turk
Torrev Arthur B., receiving clerk Getz Bros, k Co., r.
Oakland
Torrey Erihtus N., adjuster and surveyor Liverpool
and London and Globe Ins. Co.. r. 2212 Howard
Torrey Frederick C, clerk Sam C. Partridge, r. Oak-
land
Torrey James (Martin & Torrey) r. 1217 Twenty-
second
Torst William, bootmaker Porter, Slessinger k Co., r.
4 MorrellPl
Toscano Hotel, Vincenzo Davalle proptr, 619 Broad-
way
Tosh John M., capitalist, r. 537 Sacramento
Tot^i Pii tro, salesman, r. W a Montgomery Av, nr Bay
Tosney John E.. canvaS'W'r, r. 24 Klasling
Tosuey P , laborer, r. 522 Green
Tosney Thomas, with 8. P. Co.. r. 115 54 Doro
Tosney Thomas, helper freight depot 3. P. Co., r. 326
Ritch
ToBsi Antonio, bootblack G. A. Ferroggiaro, r. 1590
Dupont
Tostman Charles, miner, r. 11 Verona
Tostinan Christian, varnisher. r. 11 Verona
Tobtman E 1., stock clerk George Greenzweig k Co., r.
11 Verona
Tostman EuiClia. widow, r. 11 Verona
Tostman Louis, waiter, r. 529 Sacramento
Tostman William, miner, r. 11 Verona
Tostmann Henry, groceries and liquors, NE cor Fifth
and Mission, r. 461 Minna
Tothammer Hans P., luraherraan. r. 12 Verona
Tothnmmer T. J., upholsterer F. 8. Chadooume &
Co. r. 12 Verona
Totberoh Augustus R., compositor George Spaulding
* Co., r. 11(10 Seventeenth
Totheroh John E., compositor George Spaulding &
Co., r. HOD Seventeenth
Totheroh William, compositor, r. HOC Seventeenth
Totman Leslie G., wines and liquors, 576 Fol-
som, cor Second
Touaillon 1". Mrs., teacher lansuaces. r. 817 Bnsh
Touchani Albert, bookkeeper Hibeinla Savings and
Loan 3oc., r. O^Kland
Touchard Gastave, president Union Insurance
Co., 4lfi California, r. Oakland
Touchard Gustive Jr., attorney at law, 607 Montgom-
ery, room 15, r. Oakland
Tondy J. C, jeweler Randolph & Co., r. Berkeley
Touhill Joseph F , r. 403 Hyde
Touhill Morris Mrs., widow, r. 403 Hyde
Toulouse Bernard (Toulouse & Delorieux) r. Berkeley
Toulouse Jean B. (Toulouse & Beruadou) r. 317
Third
Toulonse .t Bernadou (Jean Toulouse and Jean B.
Beruadou) proptrs Erie House. 317 Third
Toulouse A: Delorieux (Bernard Toulouse and John
Delorieux) machinists. 620 Commercial
Touret Charles, ornamental confectioner, r. 24 Derby
PI
Tonnieaux August, sewing machines, 426 Hayes
Tonrnel Teline Mme.. French laundry. 120 Geary
Tourny George, clerk The Oeriuan Savings and Loan
So ietv, r. 1310 Jones
TourtillotG.E., clerk C. E. Whitney k Co., r. 1334
Bush
Tonssin Emile, teacher music, r. 712 California
Toussiiint Eugene, laborer, r. cor St. Thomas and
Yazoo
Tower A., r. 606 Natoraa
T ow. r Charles Fire Marshal, office 33 StevensOD
Tower Charles H., foreman Spring Valley W.W.. r.
108 Langton
Tower Levi N.. machinist N. W. Spaulding Saw Co..
r. 1823 Scott
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rOB GAS, STEAM AND WATER.
ripe Fittine*. all Sizes.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Tovrcr Nelson H. painter, r. 14465^ Minna
Towers Frank B., photographer, r. 1126 Market
Towers James O., clerk, r. 1126 Market
Towera John A., second lieutenant Battery C, 1st Ar-
tillery, U. S. A., Preaidio
Towey James, laborer, r. 225 Perry
Towle George W. (McKoon & Towle) attorney at la-w,
22 Safe Deposit Bldg, r. San Rafael
Towle John, laborer, r. 1526 Turk
Towle Wallace, cigars and tobacco, SE cor Fourth and
King
Towle Wallace VT., contractor, r. 602 Third
Towndrow William N., physician, r. 2107 H Larkin
Towne A. M. Mrs., r. 10 Monroe
To-»viie A. N., general manager Southern Pacific
Co., NE cor Fourth and Townsen'i, room 45, r.
Palace Hotel
Towne Arthur G. (Blake, Moffitt 4 Towne) r. 2519
Broadway
Towne Charles E., clerk, r. 1010 Capp
Towne James W. (Blake, Moffitt & Towne) r. New
York
Town ley John A., bookkeeper Jason Springer & Co.,
r. 112 Tehama
Townley William, lumberman, r. 112 Tehama
Towns Frank E., engineer, r. SE cor Tennessee and
Solano
Towns William, longshoreman, r. Spring Valley
Homestead, nr Mission Road
Townsen Nicholas C, wood and coal, NE Church and
Twenty.fourth
Townsend Albert S., r. 303 Jessie
Townsend B. A., with Lebenbaum Bros., r. 1850 Ste-
Townseud Benjamin A. lighthonse keeper Alcatraz
Island
Townsend Bertrand W., bookkeeper 'VT. S. Townsend,
r. 121fi Valencia
Townsend Charles A., cutter Porter. Slesslnger k Co.,
r. 113 Guerrero
Townsend Charlps F., porter George H. Tay h Co.
TOWNSEND CHARLES H.
in-rentorand patentee HoiigeIioIdTrea8>
ure Kitchen Tables, 431 Fiftli
Townsend Christopher, blacksmith Union Ironworks,
r. W g Kentucky, bet Butte and Napa
Townsend Edmund D., driver, r. SE cor Fourteenth
and Mifislon
Townsend Edward W., priTate secretary George
Hearst, r. 1001 Pine
Townsend Frank, carpenter, r. 328 RcTenth
Townsend Fred. R., painter, r. 133 Fifteenth
Townsend Frederick J. 8., carpenter, r. 711 Seven-
teenth
Townsend Honora, widow, r. 2118 Jones
Townsend John, honjceopathic physician, r. 1001 Va-
lencia
Townsend John E.. cutter Porter, Slesslnger k Co.,
p. 113 Guerrero
Townsend Joseph, weigher, r. 2322 Folsom
Townsend Joseph F., seaman, r. 613 Folsom
Townsend Louis B. (Townsend & Wyneken) r. 108
Proppei t PI
Townsend M. Mrs., widow, r. 1850 Stevenson
Townsend Mnry, widow, r. 328 Twenty-second
Townsend Thomas, clerk, r. 18.% Stevenson
Townsend Thomas T., salesman, r. 829 Vallejo
Townsend William R., shipping clerk Wm. T. Cole-
man & Co.. r. 1028 Pine
Townsend William S., candy mnfr, 627 Market, r.
1216 Valencia
To^vnsend Hi TVyneken (tonis B. Townsend
and L. Ernst Wyneken) archl ects. 515 California
Townsley Edgar E., nnrse, r. 222 5« O'Farrell
Toy, Bickford & Co. (Linslmry, Conn.) safety
fuse mnnnfacturerK. James B. Merrltt agent, 35
Market, works Seniinnry Park, Alameda Co.
Toy Charles, clerk r. 327 Fremont
Toy George D. (Bovee, Toy & Co.) r. Oakland
Toy John M., bookkeeper, r. 344 Jessie
Tozer Charles W., mining, r. 921 Valencia
Tozer Viola V. Miss, r. 2400 Howard
Trabell William, ship carpenter, r. .'>20 Bryant
Tracy Benjamin, coal passer sttur Madrona
Tracey Catherine, widow, r. 710 Howard
Tracey Charles J., boilermaker, and extraman En-
gine No. 10, r. 71(1 Howard
Tracey John, engineer, r. 370 Brannan
Tracey Julia, chambermaid Baldwin Hotel
Tracey Mary, domestic, r. 911 Filbert
Tracey Martin, stockfitter P. F. Nolan k Song, r. 60814
Natoma
Tracey Nicholas E., speculator, r. 4443^ Clementina
Tracey Robert L.. r. 1422 Clay
Tracey Thomas, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., and
extraman Engine No. 2, r. 606 Howard
Tracey William F., gas fitter, and extraman Engine
No. 4. r. 76 Clementina
Tracey William F. Mrs., agent, r. 76 Clementina
1^" Tracey. See Tracy
Trachez Victor, tailor, r. 911^ Sacramento
Trachsler Ferdinand, waiter, r. 431 Pine
Tracy Annie, domestic 2524 Howard
Tracy Anthony, harnessmaker, r. Point Lobos At, bet
Williamson and Boyce
Tracy Anthony, mattressmaker Cal. Furniture Mnfg
Co., r. 3014 Geary
Tracy Bernard A. (Tracy Bros. & Co.) r. 557 Natoma
TRACY BROTHERS & CO.
(John and Bernard A. Tra«y and Dan-
iel McMenamin) proprietors Mission
Pottery Co., 30-33' Eighth, nr Market
Tracy Cornelius, laborer, r. 5 bberwood PI
Tracy Edmond, carpenter, r. 5 Chesley
Tracy Edward, teamster, r. 603 Ivy At, bet Balgbt
and GroTe
Tracy Edward D., shipping clerk Dunham, Carrlgan
& Co., r. 213 Geary
Tracy Edward T., bookbinder Hicks k Judd, r. 1184
Harrison
Tracy Emily, widow, r. 1419 Taylor
Tracy Fannie Mrs., nurse, r. 1703 k Polk
Tracy George, with Tracy Bros, k Co., r. cor SeTen-
teenth and Hairison
Tracy J., coal passer stmr Columbia
Tracy John, fireman, r. 318 Folsom
Tracy John, mattressmaker City and County Hospital
Tracy John, plasterer, r. 617 Linden Av, bet Buchanan
and Webster
Tracy John, teamster Carmen Island Salt Works, r.
3 Chesley
Tracy John J. (Tracy Bros, fc Co.) r. 27 Eleventh
Tracy John W. (Whelan & Tracy) p. 1119 Mission
Tracy John W., finisher Eaile k Co., r. 1008 BucLanaa
Tracy Joseph, boilermaker. r. 118 Gilbert
Tracy Joseph, trimmer William Davis, r. 13 Tehama
Tracy Lawrence, laborer, r. 2934 Oak Grove At, rear
Tiacy Lillie A., widow, r. 1913 Geary
Tracy Maggie H. Miss, dressmaker, r. 12 Adair
Tracy Mary Miss, seamstress La Grande Ltundry
Tracy Michael, Uborer, r. 27 J^ Oak Grove Av
Tracy Michael, tanner Norton Tanning Co.,r. SW cor
Railroad Av and Trinidad
Tracy Patrii-k, teamster Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co.. r. 137)4 Silver
Tracy Theodore F, bookkeeper Gladding, McBeaa k
Co. r. 1001 line
Tracy Theresa, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolea Factory,
r. 1318 Dupont
Tracy Thomas, laborer, r. 7 Clara
Tracy Thomas, laborer, r. 108 William, rear
Tracy Thomas, s«aman stmr Zealandia
Tracy Thomas E.. mattressmaker W. A. Schrock, r.
1008 Buchanan
DRAPERIES.
Special attention given to making up Draperies a^d
Canopies for Lodges, Societies, etc.
W. &: J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MAEEET ST£££T,
ITEXT ABOVE PAI.ACE HOTEI,.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacttirers of Show Cases
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Tracy Timothy E.. deputy Sheriff, r. 11 Chwley
Tracy William, miner, r. 1186 HarrlBon
Tracy William E. clerk, r. 1001 Pine
ter Tracy. See Trac^y
Trade Elizabeth, widow r. 166 0(UtU
Trade Peter I., clerk, r. 156 Octavia
Trader Elizabeth Mra., r. ti34 Poet
Trader Oeorwe H., r. 634 Post
Traders' Insarance Co. *(of Chicago) Conrad *
Muxwell managerK, 4°21 California
Traeger Louis, laborer Cal. Sugar Beflnery, r. 488
EiKhth
Traffic Printing: Co., 401-403 Sansome
Traford Andrew, carpenter, r. 74 Tihama
Trailer Francis M., stableman Presidio BR., r. 602
Washington
Trailer Lewi.* C. (Proctor, Hoyt* Co.) r. 2470 Market
Train Thomas, liqui>r saloon. 921)4 Howard
Trainor Hugh, laborer Pac. Boiling MiU, r. E s
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
Trainor James, pluiubir, 6 Bowie At
Trainor James F., teamster, r. 514 Bryant
Trainor I. J., gaugtr U. 8. Internal Berenue
Trainor John, groceries and liquors, 224 Bitch
Trainor John W., carpenter, 211 Fourth, r. 215 Fourth
Trainor Joseph, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W s
Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Trainor Louis, commercial trayeler Napa Valley Wine
Co., r St. Helena
Trainor Maria, widow, r. 614 Bryant
Trainor Michael, fireman, r. 629 Front
Trainor Thomas, carriageemith Carvill ICnfg Co., r.
1315 Golden Gate At
Trainor Thomas J., engineer, r. 1112 Powell
Trainor W., steel worker Pac. Boiling MiU
tgr Trainor. See Traynor and Treanor
Tramper John F., lontishoreraan, r. «04 Third
Trampleasure Albert M., teamster OTerland Freight
Transfer Co.. r. '.'9 Freelon
Tramplensure Thomas E., foreman Ball fc Julian, r.
lOOil Harrison
Trane Gerhard, carpenter, r. 3 Alger PI
Tranfield Bridget, widow, r. 1813 Buchanan
Trauor Aggie Miss, saleslady Elder Bros., r.307 Hayes
Trauor John D., r. 307 Hayes
Trauor Michael, notary public, 323 Montgomery, r.
317 Bush
Transatlantic Fire Insurance Co. (of Ham-
burg) George Marcus ft Co., general agents, 232
California
Transatlantic Marine Insurance Co. (lim-
ited, of Berlin) Thanuhauser * Co., general
ageuta, 311 California
Transtield J., machinist, r. 444 Brannaa
Transile H. K., waiter, r. 325 O'Farrell
Trant John, laborer S F. Gas Light Co., r. E • Michi-
gan, bet Shasta and Sierra
Trant Thomas, boilermaker Keystone Boiler Works,
r. 18VS Ot.sPl
Trantle M. Mrs., proptr R^xbury House, 110 Ellis
Trapani Ignacio (I. Trapanl h Co.) r. 8 Prescott
Trap»ni Vinceuzo, liquor saloon and lodgings, 8
Prescott
Trapani I. ft Co. (lenacio Trapani and Agostino
Roc a) fish, 39 Clny Street Market
Trapet John P., wineman Cercle Francais, r. 448
Minna
Trspp Charles, helper Albany Brewing Co., r. 74
Everett
Trapp Christ (Ach ft Trapp) r. 6 Clara Lane
Trapp Edward E,, ironer La Grande L:uii dry
Trapp Frank, cigur packer Louis Weitheimer ft Co.,
r. 51« Fourth
Trapp John, blacksmith, r. 107 Twenty-fourth
Trapp Michael, butcher Horn ft Chapman, r. E s
Falkland, nr Bailroad At
Trask A. Louise Mrs., teacher Talencla Street Gram-
mar School, r. 621 Capp
PRATING ER & CO.
MOURNING SUITS
MADE AT SHOETEST NOTICE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
MARBLE WASH STANDS,
WASH BASINS, B.ISIX COCKS.
Lane's Sanitary Basin Trap effecinally eiclndes sewer m
PLUMBER. 505 KEARNV STREET.
EstablLshed 1!*60. Telephone 315.
Trask Alden Y., marine surveyor, r. 2334 Pacific At
Trask A. 8. Mrs., principal Greenwich Street Primary
School, r. 9j7 Gre. nwich
Trask Cara Miss, r. 1533 Polk
Trask Caroline E., widow, r. 2415 Sacramento
Trask David P., master mariner, r. H5 Ellis
Trask Enoch A., painter, r. 147 Clara
Trask Freeman, pilot, office 506 Battery, room 9, r.
817 Twentieth
Trask Hattie M. Mifs. dressmaker, r. 510 Jones
Trask James I,., real estate, 6 Montgomery At, r.
649 Howard
Trask Joseph A., master mariner, r. 927 Greenwich
Trask William, carpenter, r. 657 Natoma
Traiken Albert H., clerk Tom C. Grant, r. Oakland
Tratz H. Mrs., widow, r. 173 .Minns
Tratz Helen, widow, hKlgings, 118>t Washington
Traubfe Adolph, clerk Hnrtwig Traube, r. Alam- da
Traube Hartwlg, watches and jewelry, 513 Kearny, r.
Alameda
Trauner K. E., ornamentor, r. 105 Twenty-fourth
Traung Louis, bookkeeper, r. 430 Sev>-nth
Trsung Louis, lithographer Schmidt Label and Litho.
Co., r. IJS Fourteenth
Trautman Gus. A., salesman, r. 209 Minna
Trautman Louis J. sbneuiaker John T. SnlUvan, r.
NW cor Minna and Sixth
Trautiuanu H. M., r. 1517J4 Taylor
Trautmann John, janitor Spring Valley Grammur
School
Trautner Brothers (Charles and GustaTe) tailors, 505
California
Trautner Charles (Trautner Bros.) r. 616 Stockton
Trautner Christian, laborer AhllKjrn House
Trautner Gustave (Trautner Bros.) r. 905 Jackson
Trautner Guhtave A., bookkeeper J. Baumgarten ft
Co., r. 14 William
Trautner Theodore A., electrotyper Joseph Winter-
burn ft Co., r. 1411b Mason
Trautvetter Andrew, watchman, r. 2513 Mission
Trautvetter Andrew C, clerk secretary and control-
ler's office 3. P. Co., r. 2513 Mission
Trautvetter Otto, dairyman, r. 816 Treat At
Trautwein Ernst, baker, r. 625 Clay
Trautwein Jacob P., currier Krenz ft Getz, r. US
Valley
Trautwein Solomon, bakery, SE cor Twenty-fourtk
and Alabama
TrsTavich Mary Miss, r. 1035 Market
Travelers' Clnb. 4ii8 Ge»' y
TRAVELERS' INSURANCE CO. (u.eana
accident, of Hartford, Conn.) Walter
W. Haskell ireneral a^ent, 243 Mont-
li^nifrjr, cor Pine
TrsTeller Fortuuaius D., drayman, r. 1825X Howard
TraTer John C, livery stable, 2611 Mission
Travers A. Miss, compositor Palmer ft Bey, r. 70«
Lombard
Travers Bertley, r. 12 Gilbert
TraTers Charles E. Mrs., widow, r. 1206 Mason
Travers Doniinii k, boots and shoes. 396 Sixth
Travers E. W., ship and freight broker, 10 Market, r.
Oakland
Travers Frank, cartman, r. 12 Gilbert
Travers George, waiter, r. 11 J* Antonio
Travers Hannah, widow, r. 706 Lombard
Travers James H., rook. r. 409 Post
Travers James J., fluibher Buckingham ft Hecht, r.
706 Lombard
Travers Joseph, cartman, r. 12 Gilbert
Travers J. B. Mrs., widow, r. 132 Eighth
Travers Michael W., special policeman, r. 1621 Pow-
ell
Travers Peter, cook. r. 662 Mission
Travers Richard, stableman Presidio BB. r. 424 Jack-
son
Travers Wilson, agent, r. 873 }< Market
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mannntctarer nt *-w*Tr denrriptlon of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARa
42 to SO Bcale Str««t. Sau ft'ruuclMso.
Truman, Isham & Hooker. |fenilu^7^- ^-~ "?^^'^^
I luup Seats sold to tlie Trade.
TEA
1162
TKI
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTERS OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
Slxeet Iron
All Sizes and Xumbers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Travers 'William J., clerk Home and Pboeaiz Insur-
ance Cos., r. 400 Fltteeuth
t^ Travers. See TraviH
Traverse "William J., clerk, r. 1224 H Green
Travis Charles F., Btcineoutter, r. 101 Fi st
Travis GeorKe A,, messenger Wells, Furgo & Co., r.
534 Bush
Travis -John, expressman, SW cor Bush and Larkin, r.
1914 Ellis
Travis Maria L. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1104 Mission
10" Travis. See Travers
Trayers Ann, widow, r. 410 Vallejo
Trayers John S., with Holbrook. Merrill & Stetson, r.
410 Vallejo
Trayers Matt, actor Theatre Comlque, r. 410 Vallejo
Traynor Ann, widow, r. 1811 Stelner
Traynor Francis J., shoemaker Orln Jones & Co. r.
1811 Steiner
Traynor Frederick A., bartender James Barry, r. 920
• Montgomery
Traynor John, fireman, r. 331 Vallejo
Traynor John, machinist Risdon I. and L. Work*, r.
19 Hampton PI
Traynor John J., horseshoer Thomas Doyle, r. 521
Howard
Traynor John J., Halenman, r. 1811 Steiner
Traynor Mavy E. Miss, teacher Lobos Avenue School,
r. 1811 Steiner
Traynor Mollie Miss, compositor R. G Dun & Co., r.
215 Fourth
Traynor Patrick J., horseshoer James McCarty, r.
521 Howard
B^ Traynor. See Trainorand Treanor
Treartwell Edward, carpenter, r. 151 Minna
Treailwell James, contractor, r. 22 Twelfth
Treadwell Thomas, miner, r. 344 Kearny
Treadwell W. B., r. 2523 Bush
Treanor Charles, mate bktne Portland, r. 26 South
Park
Treanor Joseph P., manufacturers' agent, 120 Sutter,
room 49, r. 2336 Pacific Av
Treanor Patrick, r. 26 South Park
Treanor Samuel G., liquor saloon, 708 Folsom, r. 26
South Park
Treanor Thomas, laborer, r. 1639 Howard, rear
Treanor William, master brig North Star, office 46
Market, r. 26 South Park
1^" Treanor. See Trainor and Traynor
Treasurer City and County, New City Hall,
first floor
Treasury Department XJ. S., special agent,
office U. S. Appraisers' Bidg
Treasury The (monthly) Golden State Publishing
Co. publishers, 511 California, room 14
Treasury XT. S. Sul>, 608 Commercial
Treat Archie J., clerk executive dept S. P. Co., r. 224
McAllister
Treat De Witt C, clerk general auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. 224 McAllister
Treat Mary B. Mrs., teacher lanaiingfls, r. 916 Hyde
Treat N. J. Mrs., widow, r. 224 McAllister
Trebach Max, baker, r. 119 William
Trebell William, shipcarpenter P. M. S3. Co.
Treble Pearson N., 8bipwrli.'ht, r. 479 Haight
Trebois Frank, tailor, 222 Montgomery Av
Trebucq Dennis (Tiebucq & Surthou) r. Railroad Av,
nr Five-Mile House
Trebucq & Sarthou (Dennis Trebucq and John Sar-
thou) dairy, Railroad Av, nr Five-Mile House
Tredie Harry, laborer Pioneer Warehouse, r. 922 Bat-
tery
Tredinnick James, compositor, r. 121)^ Oak
Trelfer William F., clerk Svea Fire Ins. Co.. r. 609
Pine
Trefts Adam J., butcher, r. Dominica, bet Susque-
hanna and St. John
Trefts Edward C, butcher B. W. Brown, r. 725M
Fourth
Treftz Richard, biitcherB. W. Levens, r. cor Railroad
Av and St. Thomas
Treyay William, machinist Presidio RR., r. 1124
Union, rear
Tre«ellas Miiton, parcel clerk O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. 838 Market
Tregellas S. Mrs., costumer and dressmaker, 838 Mar-
ket
Tregellas Thomas, liquor saloon, 411 East, r. 838 Mar-
ket
Tregloan William, salesman Reiss Bros.
Tregin ro E., wa«her U. S Laundry
Treigert Henry, glazier, 1214 Polk
Treice Adam, waiter, r. 1.525 Market
Trejidgo A If, mining, r. 25 Glen Park Av
Trelease Jane, widow, r. I(i8 Tehaiua
Trelease Oliver O., cabinet maker, r. 168 Tehama
Trelease William H., machinist Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 16KTeliama
Trelut Octave, steward r. 2129 California
Treiubath Matthew, liquor saloon, 902 Montgomery
Tremblay Albert, bootblack, r. 1 t:hatham PI
Tieaibley Alexander Mrs., r. 1K22 Powell
Trembley Frank W., laundryman, r. 345 Seventeenth
Tremont House, Alfred F. Uoss proptr, 523 Knarny
Tremper Frank E., corresponding secretary P. M. S3.
Co.
Trenkle Emil, physician and oculist, office 313
Kearny, r. 1111 Jones
Trennevt Minnie Mrs., provisions. 431 Hayes
Trent John, helper 8. F. Gas Liglit Co.
Trent Thomas, boiler maker, r. 18 )« Otis PI
Trereyer Louis, laborer, r. 488 Eighth
Trt-sidder E. J., miner, r. 902 Montgomery
Tresmontant Baptiste, nurse French Hospital
Trespaille Martin, bakery, r. 1504 Turk
Tressler Charles J., shipping clerk William J. Heney
& Co.. r. 1513 Taylor
Tressler Frederick, gardener, r. 22 M Rausch
Tn ssler George, contractor, r. 208 Nineteenth
Tressler William, clerk Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
r. 1914 Jessie
Trester Gustave, bartender, r. 710 Front
Tretheway Thomas, with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson
r. Oakland
Tretten Henry, stevedore, r. 200 Greenwich
Treulieb Frank L., painter, r. 5«2H Nit )ma
Trevillian John, conductor Market St. RR., r. S s
Twenty-fifth, bet Dolores and Church
Trevor Grace L. Miss, bookkeeper Henry Trevor, r.
Oakland
Trevor Henry, wood and coal, 706 Bush, r. Oakland
Treweek G. Herbert (Michell & Treweek) r. 16 Turk
Trewhella Mary Mrs., widow, r. 1700 O'Farrell
Trewin Robert, solicitor, r. 2331 Mission
Trewren Joseph, seaman, r. .32 Steuart
Trexler William S., speculator, r. 1028 Market
Treyei- Charles, r. 1213 Powell
Treyer Theodore (P. V. Orfila* Co.) r. 444 Green
Trezise Henry, mining, r. 315 Haight
Trezise J. Samuel, cigarmaker, r. 315 Haight
Trezise Philip H., niacliinist, r. 315 Haight
Tiezzini Bernardo (Moretti ft Trezzini) r. 714 Seven-
teenth
Tribble William T., master stmr Alex. Duncan, r. 4
Fair Oaks
Triber Conrad, messenger Post Office, r. 42 Morris Av
Triber Jacob W., bootmaker Porter, Slessinger & Co.,
r. 42 Morris Av
Tribon Horatio N., teamster, r. 446 Fifteenth
Tribon James A., clerk, r. 446 Fifteenth
Trice Benjamin, waiti r Palace Hotel
Tricht John, condnctor. r. 706 Laurel Av
Trichter Sigmund, trunkmaker Hechti: Morgenstern,
r. 533 Q. ary
Trickle William H. H., carpenter, r. 1049 Folsom
Tricou Henry P., clerk McAllister & Bergen, r. 1204
Mission
SPECIAL PATTERNS '
BOYS' AND YOOTHS" SDITS
— AT —
THE HASTINGS,"
nPEBIAL Kn k Cl. m WM
Capital, S3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. OORNIN, Manager
WU. SZZTOIT, Aat Uanaett
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
TRI
1163
TRO
Tridon Louis, liquor BHlonn.^lT Orant Av. r. OakUud
Trlel>el Louis (Inilians Ac Tilrbell r. H04 Page
Trieher (otiiaa. letier currier Post Office, r. 1134
H'lward
TriebiT Jacob W., r. H34 Howard
Trieskc Julius, ci^jariuakir August Brune, r. 19 John
Trletit B.rnard J., oalesnian W. & I. SteiuUart & Co.,
r. 14in O'Farrell
Trletit liernhHrU (Triest * Co.) r. 1421 Sutter
TrifKt Jensf- E., siilesmun TriesI & Co., r. 1421 Butter
Triest Juliux S. (Triest & Co.) r. New Yorlt
Trieat id Co. (Bernard and Julius S. Triest, and
Adolph iiud Niitbau Steinber^'tr) importers aud
jobbers hals aud laps, IIH-IIH Sansoine
TrlgK- Jaiues H.. clirk Cal. Klectric Works, r, 18)4
Rtdl.-y
Trl«».'a Willism, molder, r. 500 MisBion
TriRon Gustnve, collector, r. 82ii Broadway, rear
TriKOhSe Henri, clilroimdiat. (ill Clay
Trimble R. S., cunipositor Examiner
Trimble Uenjamiu, machinlHt, r. 1084 Howard
TriinblH George, miner, r. fitiH Harrison
Trimble Leonard, veterinary surgeon J. Morton & Co.,
r. 3o8 Taylor
Trimble Samuel J., salesman, r. 2300 Folaom
Trincano Edward A., engineer, r. 731 BroHdway
Trinity Cliurcb, Rev. Hiram W. Beers, D. D.,
rector, NE cor Post and Powell
Trinity Methodist Bpiscopnl Chnrcli, Rev.
W. Carver pastor, cor Sixteenth and Non
Trinity Mining Co., L. WHdham secretHry, 504 Kearny
Trinity School, Bev. Edward B. Spalding rector,
15:h Mission
Trlpbr Charles 8., clerk Pac. Ins. Union, r. 1027
Washington
Triplett ChHfles E (Fulton «: Triplelt) r. M8 Stockton
Triplett Jeffer«on D., drugeist. r. 228 Fulton
Tripp Clara, widow, r. 121 Montgomery
Tripp Clinton C, atiorney at law, 39-41 Merchant's
ExehanKe, r. Oakland
Tripp George A., coppersmith, 226 Fremont, and
(Smith & Tripp) r. 2516 Folsom
Tripp George F., longsboreraan, r. 438 Broadway
Tripp John, ear repairer N. B. and M. RR., r. 107
Twenty-fourth
Tripp Joseph, foreman Arctic Oil Works, r. S s So-
lano, bet Minnesota ami Tennessee
Tripp Joseph, seaman, r. S.S2 Bryant
Tripp Joueph W., attorney at law, r. 646 Turk
Tripp Leamler, calker. r. 310 Folsom
Tripp M. E. MlKS, teacher music, r. 1723 Sutter
Tripp Philander F. {Tripp & Turner) r. 220 Third
Trli'P Samuel F., laborer Arctic Oil Works, r. S «
Solano, bet Minnesota and Tennessee
Tripp S. R., butcher B. B. Arnold, r. 2705 Mission
Tripii Stephen, clerk U, 8. Railway Mail Service, r.
131 VHlencia
Tripp fc Turner (Philander T. Tripp and James
Turner) restaurant, 219 Third
Trippett T. B. Mrs., shoefliter Eutz & Hurr, r. 641
Fourth
Trlpnett Thomas B. r. 641 Fourth
Tritoch Peter, saloon and restaurant, N s D, nr First
Av
Triltenbach Emil, salesman Schussler Bros., r. 609
Shotwell
Trltteiibach Oustav, clerk Sun Ins. Co., r. 1212 Fultou
Trittenbacb Jacob, insurance broker, 428 California,
r. 620 Ash Av
Trlverton Stephen, saloon keeper, r. 902 Montgomery
Trobock B. N. (Trobock *: Bergen) r. 20 0 Powell
Troi'ock Nicholas, real estate, r. 921 Harrison
Trobock * Bergen (B.N. Trobock and Adrian Bergen)
fruit and produce commisrsiou, 504-.')Oi) Saiisome
Trodden Aimie Miss, dresHmalter, r. 122 Ivy Av
Trodden Sarah, widow, r. 122 Ivy Av
Trodden Thomas, baker, r. 20 Howard Court
Troell Conrad (Rosa & Trofcll) r. 14 Hopetou Terrace
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIKKMO-I.I.KCTRIC
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Baths Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BOILERS and STOVES
Connected icr Hot and Cold Water in tlie liesi manner-
WATER BACKS, WATEE HEATEBS,
Of all kinds made and repaired.
W. K . LANK,
PLUMBER, 606 KBARNT STRBBT.
Estahllahed 18<W. Telephone 315.
Trolau Peter, tesm»ter, r. 2223 Filbert
Trolllet Henry, mesKenger Loudou, Paris and Amer>
li-an Bank, r. G87 St. venson
Trollman Frederick, laborer, r. 9 Zoe
Troml)oni Mark, clerk Herman Zwieg, r. 815 Bush
Tromly J. L., miner, r. Alilborn House
Tromnilltz P., sei-retiirv and treasurer Standard Iron
Bridge Co., 258 Market, r. 1213 Union
Trompedt Charles, machiulat N. W. Spanldlng Saw
Co.
Troppmann Augusta, widow, r. 907 Bryunt
Troppmnnn Chnrlfs M., druggist, SW cor Sixth
ami Folsom, r. 125 Morris Av
Troppmann Henry, clerk, r. 907 Bryant
Trost Conriid, ivory turner John Kewnig, r. 919 Union
TroKt Gustav A., perfumer, r. 151fi Mason
Trost -Tulius. cutler M. Price r. 1104 54 Folsom
Trost Louis P., liquor saloon. fil« Clay
Trotot Hubert, gardener, r. 539 Valencia
Trutt William J, bookkeeper Sturbird k Oolditone
r. 34 0<tavla
Trottemant Ren#, r. 1 Quincy PI
Trotter John (Trotter* Harman) r. Oakland
Trotter J. 8., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Trotter William H., canvasser, r. 27 Chesley
Trotter & Harman (lohn Tro'ter aud W. Harman)
coiilra< tors, 30 New Montgomery
Trouette Clara Miss. r. 220 Van Ness Av
Trouette J»hu A., tailor, r. 15 Laskie
Trouin Theodore L., laborer Union Iron Works, r.61T
Castro
Troulie Louis, salesman, r. 4 Virginia PI
Troulsen Hai ry T. H., clerk Browning b Eugeler, r.
6(10 Nineteenth
Troseau George, waiter Palace Hotel
Trout Frederick, laborer Louis Tram, r. 444 Spear
Trout Frederick, salesman C. Herrmann & Co., r. 332
Kearny
Trout George, engineer, r. 736 Brannan
Troutman Jacob, carpenter, r. 1123 Broadway
Troutt Frederick, r. 718 California
Troutt Hiram J. M.. upholnterer, r. 2217 Fillmore
Troutt Jnmes M., attorney at law, 533 Kearny,
r 2217 Fillmore
Trowbridge Ohafrles C, clerk, r. 2'^09 Washington
Trowbridge Frederick, wireworker, r. 2230 Hyde
Trowbrid^'e Henry J., r. 22(0 Hyde
Trowbridge James, wireworker, r. 2230 Hyde
Trowliridge Sirah A. Mrs., r 11 S'ockton
Trowbridge Sidney H., r. 2230 Hyde
Trowel John, driver N. B. and M. BR., r. 19 Verona
Trowel Michael, teamster John J. Wall
Tro.xler Albert, machinist, r. 35 Hardy
Troy C, laborer, r. cor Amherytsnd Wayland, U, M.T.
Troy Chnrles, auctioneer, r. 103 Scott
Troy Edward P. E.. soil itor Commercial Union As-
fcuranc e Co. (limited) of London, 3Ul California,
r. San RHfuel
Troy Daniel Q., clerk, r. 10.55 Mission
Troy Eliza Mrs., furnished rooms. 1053 Hissioa
Troy J. Mrs., teacher, r. 132 Eiithth
Troy John, cigarmaker. r. 215 Minna
Troy Marliin, widow, r. 1602)4 Pacific Av
Troy Marv Mrs., r. cor Waylaud and Amherst,
U. M. T.
Trov Patrick, solicitor Home Mutual Ins. Co., r. San
■R.'.fael
Troy Patrick, waiter, r. 43 Minna
Troy Stephen, r. 1604 Stockton
Troy W»lli«m H., laborer, r. cor Wayland and Amherst
U. M.T.
Troyer Carlos, profeaxor of piano and
sintrlncr. 1!'3 Hyde, nr Turk
Troyer Charles W.. bellowsmaker Cal. Bellows Mnfg
Co., r. 8I1H MiSKion
Troyer Virginia Mrs., teacher Starr King Primary
School, r. Oakland
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 F!RST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
S. DAVIS, City Agent,
429 California Stre«t.
TEU
iin4
TUG
W. W. Montague &. Co.
pumps,
Suction and Force.
FOB HAND, WIAD-MItl. AXD POWER,
ALL. SIZES.
809, 3U. 313. 315 and 317 MASKET STEEET
Tru«x Alfred, patternmaker, r. 27 Louisa
Truax Del:iDce, pattt-rnmaker r. 25 Louisa
Trub Rudolph, engineer, r. 19 Sherwood PI
Trubenbach H. E. (Trubenbach k Co.) r. 2416 Web-
ster
TRUBEFBACH & CO. <h. ..
Trubenbiiclil shipping andcommUgion.
merclianta, 113 Clay
Trubody John. r. 1004 Washington
Trubody Josiah P., capitalist, r. 1004 Wagbington
Truckee Ice Co., George W. Scott secretary, 202 San-
j , some
1 Tmckee L.nnil>er and Box Mannfactnring
Co. of .San Francisco, F. H. Horton manft-
! ger, 24:3-251 Biz-rry
TrudellJoseph A., liundry, 19 Ridley
Trudsen Emanuel, tanner Jamea Duncan, r. N^ cor
El Dorado and Utah
True Amo8 T., foreman Scott k McCord, r. 28 Bincon
PI
True Charles F., principal Clement Grammar School,
r. Alameda
True Charles S., engineer, r. 922 Howard
I True Douglass, cook Broolilyn Hotel, r. 4 Dodge
i True Frank, fireman Lu'-as & Co., r. 819 Howard
i True William H., patent medicine. 6:35 Market
j Trueb Heury, currier M>rri8 Windt, r.NWcor Hamp-
shire and Twenty-fifth
I Truelieb Frank L., painter, r. 562 H Natoma
Truell William, painter, r. 1609 Mason
Truelaon CharJes, clerk Theodora Truelson, r. 1122
Leavenworth
Truelson Theodore groceriet and liquors, SE cor
Sacramento and Learenworth, r. 112J Leaven-
worth
Trueman Herbert Q., dentist, 120S Market, r. 1119
Sitter
8^" Trueman. See Truman
' TiueRdale Thomas, canvasser, r. 209 Leidesdorff
I Traesdell A. W. Sirs., proprietor The Benton,
712 Sutter
Truetiger Robert, laborer Code, Elfelt k Co., r. 649
Broadway
Truett Frederick G.. engineer Selby Smelting and
Lead Co., r. 934 Guerrero
Truett Fiedeiick K., clerk W. U. Tel. Co., r. 9J4
Guerrero
Truett Miers F.. mining, r. 1228 Ellia
Truffert Bladamoiselle, dressmaking, (09 Tay-
I lor, r. 1419 Washington
j Truger Louis, capmaker, p. 1022 Folaom
: Tniite Peter, r. 3a Hinckley
j Trull Harry G., clerk freight depot S. P. Co., p. 1010
I Twenty-first
j Trull Sylvester, clerk Superintendent's Office, North-
I ern Division S. P. Co., r. 270:1 Misnion
I Trumnn Alexander B., special poUcaman, r. 212
Eleventh
Truman Asa H., orthopedist National Surgical Instl-
1 tute, 319 Bush
Truman Ben. C, office NE cor Fourth and Towmsend,
room 42, r. Palace Hotel
I Trnman Herbert G., dentist, r. 1119 Sutter
I Truiuan Irwin C. J., president San Leandro Mnfg Co.
I 231 Spear, p. 1933 !4 .Te>sie
Truman Irwin J. (Trumau, Isham k Hooker) p. 812
Twentieth
TRDIIAH. ISHAM & HOOKER,.^. a,
Truman, Alfred H. Isliam and C. Os-
! good Hooker) manafactarerg and deal-
j ers hay pnesseg, all kindg baling
I presses, wagons, baggies, steam en-
gines, tbrfshing machines and Iiard-
ware, 4ai.427 Market, manufactory
I ''»• Spear, Eastern office 120 Front,
New Tork
Trnman O. K., purser stmr City of Rio de Janeiro
J^ Truman. See Trueman
Trumberg Charles, upholsterer, r. .530 Bush
Trumijle Wi.liam, plumber James K. Prior, r. SOS
Brannan
Trumbo Isaac, office 322 Montgomery, p. Palace Hotel
Trumbull Robert J. (Trumbull k Beebe) r. San Ba-
fael
TRUMBULL & BEEBE .Robert
J. Trumbull and Charles W. Beebe)
seedsmen, 419-421 Sansome
Trammel Amelia E. Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. NW cop
Capp and Sixteenth
TrumpourJohn P., dentist, 401 H Hayes, r. 18M
Eighth Av
Trumpp Charles H., watchman, r. 727^ Fourth
Truuz .John (Trunz fc Luthold) r. 533 Sacramento
Truuz Joseph, carpenter, r. 529 Valencia
Trunz .t Luthold (John Trunz and V. Luthold) liquor
saloon, 5:i:l Sacramento
Truslow Ji'hn L , general western passenger agent
Atchison, T.jpeka and Santa Fe KB., office M
Montgomery, r. 2018 Bu hanan
Trusseau Pierre C, attorney at law. 533 Kearny
Trusty Joseph, porter, r. 621 Pacific
Truteker Robert, printer, r. 649 Broadway
Trutner H., musician, r. 1012 Montgomery
Truworthy Alouzo, calcium light operator, r, 91T
Union
TRUWORTHY F, M, STENCIL WORKS
rubber stamps, stenciLs, iuk.s, etc, F.
J. Pfister manager, 318 Front
Tryon Charleo, drayman Holbrook, Merrill k StetaoB
r. 112 Fourth
Trj-on C. W. carpenter, p. 624 Fourth
Tryon Elwin F., laborer U. S. Appraisers' Store, r.
825 Hayes
Tryon Elizabeth J. Mrs., p. 825 Hayes
Tryon Hit tie E. Miss, stenographer Singer Mnfg Co.,
r. 825 Hayes
TryoE James W., hardware, r. 206 Powell
Tryon Lincoln, clerk, r. 201 Turk
Tryon Philo N., gripman Market St. BR., r. 1420 De-
visadero
TryoQ Thomas C, policeman, p. 2310 Mission
Tryon William C, painter, p. 825 Hayes
Tschautz Albert, clerk J. P. Teuthorey & Co.. p. Ml
Baker
Tschantz Frederica, widow, p. 506 Baker
Tscharner Jeremiah, bartender John P. Berger, r. 837
Pine
Tschirch William, baker William Hegslep, p. i Wi«.
ters Lane
T»chirner Carrie Miss, dressmaker, r. 304 Grove
Tschirner Max (G. Leipuitz & Co.) p. Rus^s House
Ts hurr Bertha Mrs. (Tschurr & Co.) p. 217 Kearay
Tschurr Jacob, steward Malson Doree, r. 5:30 Pine
Tschurr & Co. (Ms. Bertha Tschurr) proprieterg
MaisonD iree, 217 Kearny
Tubbs Alfred L. (Tubbs * Co.) r. Calistoga
Tubbs Alfred S., clerk Tubbs * Co., r. Pacific Clula
Tnbbs Austin C, clerk Tubbs & Co., r. Pacific Clu*
Tubbs Frank M., r. 641 H Xatoma, rear
Tul.b'* Herman, clerk Tubbs & Co., r. East Oakland
Tnbbs Hiram (Tubbs & Co.) r. East Oakland
Tubbs R. W., supermtendent Keane Bros., p. 63i
Eddy
Tubbs William B., office 611 Front, p. Calistoga
Tubbs & Co. (Alfred L. and Hiram Tubbs) pro-
prietors San Francisco Cordage Factory, office
611-51:3 Front
Tuchler Alex^inder S., with Dewing * Co., p. 73T
Clementina
Tnchler I., r. 1 H Morris At
Tuchler Theodore D., bootmaker Porter, Slegsingep k
Co., r. 1:33 Clara
WHOLESALE AjJD EETAIL
W. S- J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STEEET,
KEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Martet St
rrt IDCC rVTD A nOV /-^^'so the Snest frrades of Clarets, Hockn.) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
l^gLlfOL LA I nA Uni t Burgundies. Sauternes, Ports aud Sherries ; 530 WASEIKaTOlT STEIXT.
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Tncholsky Henrietta, widow, r. 445 O'Farrell
TuoholBkf Julius, salesman Levi Strauss Jc Co., r. 235
Kearny
Tuck John, liquor saloon, r. E s San Bruno Road, nr
Twenty-eighth
Tucker J. T. Mrs., portrait artist, 14 Grant At,
room 62
Tucker Abbie J. Miss, dressmaker, r. 622 }4 Grove
Tucker Adeline Miss, dressmaker, r. 69 Minna
Tucker Albert N., student, r. 1717 Broderick
Tucker Alfred, maniiger H. Huddleston & Co., 226
Third, r. 330 Capp
Tucker Alfred, with Meyer, Wilson k Co., r. Oakland
Tucker Alice E., widow, r. 522)4 Grove
Tucker Chester, cook Lindemann & John, r. SW cor
Stockton and Pacific
Tucker Clira, widow, r. C40 Golden Gate Av
Tucker David, waiter, r. 126 Fourth
Tucker Edwin E., painter, r. 1122 54 Bryant
Tucker Edwin S., bookkeeper O. F. Von Rhein b Co.,
r. 2601 Sacramento
Tucker Fred. M.. car driver, r. 402)4 Sixth
Tucker Frederick O., musician, r. 1^36 Sacramento
Tucker George H., ghlvanized iron cornices, 324 Fifth,
r. 10)4 Madison Av
Tucker Henry H., gasfitter, and extraman Engine
No. 13
Tucker Henry S., r. Eleventh Av, bet Point Lobos
Av and Clement
Tucker Heman, inspector Custom House, r. 1119
Geary
Tucker Isaac B., telephone operator, r. 522)4 Grove
Tucker James E., assistant U. S. Appraiser, office U.
8. Appraisers' Bldg, second floor, r. Union Club
Tucker J. C, physician. Pioneer Bldg, room 3
Tucker Jeremiah E., machinist, r. 1122)4 Bryant
Tucker John, r. 1032 Mission
Tucker John, plasterer, 505 Kearny, r. 318 Pine
Tucker John, with Sachs Bros. & Co., r.East Oakland
Tucker John H., wagonmaker, r. Eleventh Av, bet
Point Lobos Av and Clement
Tucker John H., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 107 Natoma
Tucker Joseph E., sealer U. S. Mint, r. 648 Minna
Tucker Joshua H., merchant, r. N s Eleventh Av, nr
Point Lobos Av
Tucker Katie A. Miss, tailoress, r. 522)4 Grove
Tucker Mary Mrs., r. 252)4 Tehama
Tucker Mary J., Pac. Coast manager Chicago Magnetic
Shield Co., 106 Post, r. 120 McAllister
Tucker Reuben, agent Hawaiian Banana Depot, 524-
526 Sansome, r. 1717 Broderick
Tucker Reuben W., clerk collection dept Wells, Fargo
& Co., r. 2603 Sacramento
Tucker Sarah Mrs., r. 519)4 Sixth
Tucker Willard, r. Eleventh Av, bet Point Lobos Av
and Clement
Tucker William, boxmaker, r. 27 Minna
Tucker William, driver CcDtral RR.. r. 402)4 Sixth
Tucker William G., laborer Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 646
Mission
Tucker William J., driver Point Lobos RR., r. cor
Twenty-third Av and Clement
Tucker W. J., salesman John Slmonds, r. Oakland
Tuckerman Michael, f. Park Hotel
Tuckey Alfred (Tuckey & Parsons) r. 2111 Jones
Tuckey Alfred R., jeweler, r. 2111 Jones
Tuckey Harry W., jeweler Tuckey & Parsons, r, 422
Filbert
TUCKET & PARSONS ,Ai,™d
Tuckey and Henry Parsons) ^ratcli-
makera and manufacturing' Je'welerii,
importers ^▼atclies, diamonds, etc.,
805 Montgromery
Tudsbury John B., butcher L. A. Terry, r. 5 Mason
Tudsbury Mary Mrs., r. 5 Mason
Tuft James, agent coasting packets, 22 California,
room 28, r. Alameda
FRATINGER & CO.
OP ALL EESOEIPTIONS.
105 KEAKNY STREET.
GAS, WATER and STEAM
FITTING,
In all its Branches, Weil Done.
NA/_ e_'~Lane,
PLUMBER, 606 KEARNIT STREE1>
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Tufts C. C. S., bakery. 611 Bryant
Tugboat .Etna, berth foot Vallejo
Tugboat Alert, berth Hathaway's Wharf
Tugboat Anasha, berth Larue's Wharf
Tugboat Annie, berth foot Washington
Tugboat Auiericus, berth foot Third
Tugboat Edith, berth Howard St. Wharf No. 1
TuHboat Escort No. 2, berth Vallejo St. Wharf
Tugboat Ethel and Marion, berth Fisherman's Wharf
Tugboat Frolic, berth foot Jackson
Tugboat Gov. Perkins, berth Fisherman's Wharf
Tugboat Hercules, berth Washington St. Wharf
Tugboat Hiawatha, beith Mission St. Wharf No. 1
Tugboat Joseph H. Redmond, berth foot Washington
Tugboat Kate, berth Mission St. Wharf No. 1
Tufzboat Katv, berth foot Vallejo
Tugboat Lottie, berth Mission St. Wharf No. 1
Tugboat Millen Griffith, berth P. M. SS. Co'b Wharf
Tugboat Millie, berth foot Washington
Tugboat Monarch, berth foot Vallejo
Tugboat Neptune, berth foot Vallejo
Tugboat Relief, berth foot Harrison
Tugboat Rescue, berth foot Vallejo
Tugboat Rockaway, berth foot Third and Berry
Tugboat Sea King, berth Washington St. Wharf
Tusiboat Sea Lion, berth foot Washington
Tugboat Sea Witch, berth foot Washington
Tugboat Tiger, berth foot Washington
Tugboat Transit, berth Mission St Wharf No. 1
Tutiboat Water Nymph, berth foot Vallejo
Tugboat Water Witch, beith Vallejo St. Wharf
Tuggey Arthur W., carpenter, r. 630 Nineteenth
Tuggey Eusene I., steamfllter, r. 630 Nineteenth
Tuggey William, steamflttur Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
630 Nineteenth
Tiiggle Samuel P., r. 517 Mason
Tuite Adolph, farmer, r. 568 Folsom
Tuite Christopher, laborer, r. 1150 Kentucky
Tuite Chrii-topher F., clerk, r. 1206 Market
Tuite Frank, laster Buckingham & Hecht, r. 210
Perry
Tuite James, fireman fireboat Gov. Irwin, r. 1393<
Clara
Tuite James, laborer, r. 62 Clementina
Tuite James, tinsmith, r. 210 Perry
Tuite Jane Mrs., r. 210 Perry
Tuite Patrick, laborer, r. 31 Hinckley
Tuite Rudolph, laborer, r. 1910 Powell
Tuite Thomas, roofer, r. 211 Eighth, rear
Tules Charles, patrolman Underwriters Fire Patrol
No. 2, r. 32 Orove
Tullar A. G., compositor Alta, r. 144 Clara
Tullard Hubbard 8., r. 725 Branuan
Tuller Willis N., attorney at law, 630 California, r.
Oakland
Tullev Ellen Mrs., r. 1205 Devisadero
t^' fulley. See Tully
TuUis W. J., clerk Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 116 Turk
Tulloch John, operator Pac. Bell Tel. Co., r. 8 Sun-
shine Court
Tulloch John, stevedore, r. 8 Sunshine Court
Tulloch Robert, carpenter Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
477 Jessie
Tully C. Mrs., widow, r. 45 Natoma
Tully Daniel G.. r. 1153 Howard
Tully Edward F., painter, r. 420 Twenty-ninth
TuUy Francis, upholsterer 132 Hayes, r. 1153 Howard
Tully Frank, tanner, r. Bryant nr Twenty-fourth
Tally James, laborer, r. 227 Fifteenth
Tully James W., clerk, and stoker Engine 13, r. 718
Howard
Tully John, laborer, r. 1306 Montgomery
Tully John, real estate, r. 321 Fell
Tully John, varnisher Richard Herring, r. T18
O'Farrell
Tully John L., roperaaker, r. 313 Brannan
Tully John M., real estate, r. 2734 Mission
Tully Lucas H., machinist, r. 313 Brannan
CO
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
jfannrnrturcT ofrTerr de«»<?rlp*I«n af
PASSBNOBR, STRKBT AND FREIGHT CABCL
48 U> 5U Beale Street, Sau Friuacisco.
Dennett Jump Seats.
Truman, Isham A Hooker. 421-427 Market Bt.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
MANTjrACTTJEEEa OT
PlAln. Japanned and Stamped
■r 1 3xr TTV^ .A. i^ e; .
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Tnlly Margaret, widow, r. 34 Howard
TuHy Patrick F.. luachiuist, r. SW cor Nineteenth
and Colli nttwood
Tully Patrick J., Ia»)orer, r. 159 Clara
Tully Patrick T., ship joiner, r. 525 Eighth
Tully Peter, whitener, r. 650 Howard
Tally Peter, stringer T. M. Autisell Piano Co., r. 1153
^ Howard
Tully Philip, gardener, r. 2122 Washington
TiiUy Stephen .!., r. 339 Eddy
Tully Siisan, widow, r. 29 Rondell PI
Tully Thomas, harnessmaker L. D. Stone 4 Co., r.
Vi734 Mission
Tully Thomas, laborer, r. 17 Clara
Tully Thomas J., clerk County Clerk's Office, r. 45
Naloma
Tully William, molder, r. 313 Brannan
l»" Tully. See Tuliey
Turn Suden J. H. N., president German Land and
Cattle Co., 123 California, r. Oakland
Turn Suden Otto, attorney at law, 307 Sansome, room
12. r. 1309 Laguna
Tumelty Edward, cook, P. 572 Minna
Tumeity John, tanner Poetsch & Peterson, r. 134
Tweuty-sixth
Tumelty Rose Mrs., furnished rooms, 572 Minn*
Tungate Johu B., gilder, r. 119 Liberty
Tuuney Anthony, porter, r. 1140 Mission
Tuuuey George H., painter, r. 1140 Mission
Tuuney James J., brassmolder, r. 1140 Mission
Turato John, r. 1030 K -amy
Turk Frank, notary public, 409 Montgomery, r. Pio-
neer Hall
Turk Henry, dairy produce, 53-54 Centre Market, r.
1515 Taylor
Turk Henry Jr., clerk Henry Turk, r. 1515 Taylor
Turk Marie, widow, r. 73-5 Green
Turk Norman B., r. ViO Post
Turk Street Hotel, Hillenbrand k Klose pro-
prietorB, 22-24 Turk
Turk Street P Imary School, Mrs. G. Washburn prin-
cipal, S s Turk, bet Buchanan and Webster
Turkiogton Edward J. (Braudt (t Co.) r. 717 Green
Turkiugton William, undertaker, r. 717 Green
Tiirley .John C, blacksmith, r.32y Bryant
Turley Patrick, teamster, r. 234 Fifth
Turley Thomas T., foreman S. F. Bridge Co., r. SW
cor Sierra and Indiana
Turley Dlysses, blacksiuith r. 29 Rondell PI
Turn Verein Hall (Eureka) 70(5 Powell
Turn Verein Hall (old) 620 Bush
Turn Verein Hall (San Francisco) Ss Turk, bet Leay-
enwortli and Uyde
Turn Verein Vorwarts, 310 O'Farrell^
Turnblad John, carpenter, r. 116 Washington
TurnbuU Benjamin C, with Sanborn Map and Pub-
lishing Co., r. Alameda
TurnbuU Charles, seaman, r. 760 Brannan
TurnbuU David T., molder, r. 6 Kissling
TurnbuU Mathew, iron worker, r. 36 Geary
TurnbuU Reua, widow, r. 19 Guerrero
TurnbuU W. A Co. (Walter TurnbuU) stockbrokers,
2;i8 Montgomery
TurnbuU Walter (W. TurnbuU k Co.) r. 1400 Golden
Gate Ay
TurnbuU William, hameasmaker J. A. McEerron. r.
1.17 Montgomery
TurnbuU William F., gardener, r. 20J< Willow
Turner Abraham, miner, r. 11 Kearny
Turner Albert 8., spinaer 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. ]856Ji StevenHon
Turner Andrew J. (Turner, Eennedj k Shaw) t. 723
Franklin
Turner Archibald B., cook stmr Oregon, r. 267 Minna
Turner Arthur, driver City Transit Co. and T. C. P.
D., r. 1225 Pierce
Turner Benjamin C, master atmp City of Stockton,
r. 230 Tenth.
Turner Cephas, supprintendent Bay City Soda
Water Co., r. b30 California
Turner Charles, seaman stmr Newbem
Turner Charles U., traveling salesman The 3.
Dewing Co.
Turner Charles H., clerk Lebenb&um Bros., r. 9 Del-
gado PI
Turner Charles H., machinehand Novelty Wood
Works, r. Oakland
Turner Charles P., painter, r. Eleventh Av, bet Point
Lobos Av and Clement
Turner Clarence H., clerk Hutchinson & Mann, r. 415
Laguna
Turner Daniel, plasterer, r. 717 C'Farrell
Turner David, machinist, r. 86 Brady
Turner Edward Q., paper carrier, r. 1726 EUls
Turner Elizabeth, r. Florida, bet Nineteenth and
Twentieth
Tomer Frank H., sailor, r. E s Tennessee, bet Butte
and Solano
Turner Frederick, shipping clerk, r. 1208 How»rd
Turner George, r. 2B0 Tenth
Turner Geor,ie, r. 623 Natoma
Turner George C, clerk, r. 1520 Pacific Av
Turner George H., tinsmith, r. 533 Sacramento
Turner George R., civil engineer, r. 1520 Pacific At
Turner George W., clerk Anglo-Nevada Assurance
Corporation, r. 830 California
Turner Guy S., r. 510 Mason
Turner Hartley, tailor, r. 121 Valencia
Turner Henry M., clerk H. P. Hartte, r. 415 Laguna
Turner Henry W., with V. S. Geological Survey, D.S.
Appraisers' Bldg, fourth floor
Turner Horatio N., master brig Morning Star,
122 California, r. 1917 Mission
Turner James (Tripp & Turner) r. 220 Third
Turner James, r. 209 Geary
Turner James, uiachinist, r. 100>4 Second
Turner J. E., milihaud Jason Springer k Co.,
Broderick
Turner John, master mariner, r. 10 Ritch
Turner John messman stmr Geo. W. Elder
Turner John, miner, r. 552 Minna
Turner Johu C, r. 40 Eddy
Turner John D., r. 21 Diamond
Turner John H., painter, 195 Stevenson, r. cor Cort-
land Av and Cherubusco
Turner Joseph, gardener Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r.
Parker Av, nr Geary
Turner Joseph, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 1111
Pacific
Turner Joseph, machinist W. T. Oarratt & Co., r.
Alameda
Turner Joseph R., packer clothing dept. U. 8. A., r.
1208 Union
Turner Joseph W., waiter, r. 109 EUls
Turner Katie M. Miss, seamstress, r. 716 EUU
Turner, Kennedy & Shaw (Andrew J. Turner, John F.
Kennedy and George T. Shaw) lumber dealers,
840 Fourth, office 5 Post
Turner Laban E.. paper hanger, r. 829 Nineteenth
Turner Lester, correspondent Pacific Bank, r. 1318
California
Turner Louis H., master brig Tahiti, office 122 Cali-
fornia
Turner Manuel F., shipping clerk Falkenstein k Co.,
r. 120S Howard
Turner Mary, domestic 9 Liberty
Turner Mary E. Mrs., r. 1230 Broadway
Turner Alatthew, ship builder, and agent Tahiti
Line of Packets, office 122 California, r. E b Ten-
nesae, bet Butte and Solano
Turner Richard B., real estate agent, r.N 8 Lombard,
bet Fillmore and Webster
Turner Richard E., showman, r. 184 JeBsie
Turner Robert, butler, r. 32 Jj Mary
Turner R )bert, machinist Fulton Iron Wopk«,r.6(»J<
Howard
office
1613
THE BESO?
CLOTHING
For MEN AND BOTS at
"THE HASTINGS
LICK HOUSE BLOCK, SAN FRANCISCO.
J>
THE LION Fire Ids. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, 54,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN. Manager
Wit SESTOH, Asjt
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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Turner Robert, prepaman Bulletin, r. 5ia Sacramento
Turner Robert D., l>uti;her, r. Dominic*, bet Susque-
Lanna and Kt. John
Turner Robeit S., teamster, r. N s Dominica, bet St.
John and Susquehnniia
Turner Robert W., clerk Van Nesa k Bocbe, r. 1520
Pacific At
Turner Theodore, bookkeeper, r. 215 Powell
Turner Thomas, solicitor International Hotel, r. 82*
Kearny
Turner Thomas A., porter Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 31 Eleventh
Turner Thomas R., bookkeeper, r. 609 Twenty ninih
Turner M., r. 43 Garden Ay
Turner Wehtley, r. 1138 Howard
Turner William, r. 1225 Pierce
Turner William, blacksmith J. Ewing, r. 442 Minna
Turner William. machiuiKt, r. 6U9 Howard
Turner William A., bookkeeper James Uallup & Co.,
r. 'JIRJ* Mason
Turner William A. dentist, 19 Sixth
Turner William B., clerk local freightoffice S. P, Co ,
r. 710 Buchanan
Turner William B., waiter, p. 67 Natoma
Turner William F., janitor Chronicle Bldg, r. 714Ji
Geary
Turner William H., mlllhand Del Monte Milling Co.,
r. 30)« Welsh
Turner William J., painter, r. 12 Bernlce
Turner William J., plumber, N s Dominica, bet St.
John and Susquehunna
Turner William S., printer, r. 717 O'Farrell
Turner William T., turner Pac. WooUeuware and
Cooperage Co., r. 132 Sixth
Turney E . r. 303 Suiter
Turney John, glovemaker, r. 41 Dorland
Turnock Sarah, widow, r. 8 s Napa, bet De Earo and
Carolina
Turonnet John B., clerk, r. 814 Montgomery
Turpln Andrew W., clerk Central House, r. 1921 Ste-
venson
Turpin Frederick Ij., proprietor Capitol House,
637 Sacramento, and Central House, 871 Market
CAFXTOL HOUSE,
Fire-Proof Brick Building,
537 SACRAMENTO STREET,
Near Montgomery, adjoining Honohoe, K.elly & Go's Bank.
CENTRAlT HOUSE,
871 MARKET ST., NEAR FIFTH,
SAN FRANCISCO,
F. L. TURPIN, - - . Proprietor.
Booms in either House to let bvthe dnv, week or month.
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
Turpin Petrita, widow, seamstress, r. 817J4 Vallejo,
rear
Turpin Samuel, Rrlpman Market St. RR., r. Cole, bet
Carl and Frederick
Turre B.. Mrs., r. 105 Devisadero
Turrell GeorKe. r. 1107 Twenty-first
Turrell Oliver B.. foreman Alia, r. 502 Powell
Turrell William O., salesman J. A. Folger & Co., r.
306 Stoekton
l»- Turrell. See Terrill. Tirrell and Tyrrell
Turrill Charles B., r. Palace Hotel
Turrill Madison H., r. Palace Hotel
Turton Luther M , draftsman B. McDougall & Son,
r. 1037H Market
Turunen Henry, pastor Russian Finn Congregation,
r. 13 Tehama, rear
Tuschinskl John, dressmaker, p. 1220 Stockton
Tusini Angelo, undertaker laccherl Jt Bacigaiupi, r.
627 Broadway
DR. BAZAN'S
Tni:R9(0-EI.i:CTBIG
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batts Giyei.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
WATER FILTERS,
ALL SIZES AND KINDS FOR FAUCETS.
Large Filterers with capacity for cleaning all water
used In the house, simple and cheap.
Plumber,
Established I860,
505 Kearny Street,
Telephone 315.
Tufka Uriel J., stationer, 302 Montgomery, rooms
27-98, r. Alameda
Tuska Waldemar J., attorney at law, 302 Montgomery,
rooms 'i7-i8, r. Alameda
Tn?tin Fernando, blacksmith, r. 323 Tehama
Tustiu George W., with A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 1030
First
Tustin William I., quartz mill mnfr, r. 1030 Twenty.
fir.t
Tuthill George, carpenter, r. 1.517 Polk
Tutt L. B., waiter, r. 614 Mission
Tuttle Benjamin F., clerk land dept 0. P. RR. Co., r.
1148 Guerrero
Tuttle Charles K., druggist E. T. Kearney, r. 811
Shotwell
Tuttle Emory C, cigars and tobacco, 1000 Market, r.
229 O'Farrell
Tuttle George F., bookkeeper Killlp k Co., r. 520
Taylor
Tuttle Harry F., clerk, r. 1U8 Guerrero
Tuttle Herbert, housesmith Sims & Morris, r. 301
Turk
Tuttle H. S., janitor XJ. S. Mint. r. East Oakland
Tuttle Jane Mrs., r. 811 Shotwell
Tuttle John, wood and coal, Slii Halsjht, r.537 Haight
Tuttle John E., bntoher, r. 225 Geary
Tuttle Joseph, r. 5J7 Taylor
Tuttle Joseph, clerk forwarding dept Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. '2 Geary
Tuttle Leonard R., bookkeeper H. P. Gregory & Co.,
r. 7 South Park
Tuttle Simeon E., restaurant, 161 Ninth, r. 163 Nlntk
Tntle S. J., wood and coal, r. 'Jtn Turk
Tuttle Walter, stockbroker, r. Hancock House
Tuttle William, laborer, r. (;31 Sacramento
Tuttle W. S., groceries and liquors, 1322 Natoma
Tvenstrnp Peter C, drayman, SW cor Jackson ftnd
Drumm, r. 329 Drumm
Tway Antonio, cook, r. 1138 Howard
Tway Epbraim F. (Chrestofferben k Tway) r. 1937
Stevenson
Tweed Mitchell G., miller Henry Coubrough & Co.,
r. 921 Battery
Tweedale Theophilus, jiuitor Mechanics' Pavilion
Tweedale Thomas C, watchman r. 1219 Mission
Tweedie Daniel, clerk William Adams, r. 910 Bu-
chanan
Tweedy Joseph, porter Wells, Fargo k Co., r. 20
Glnver
Tweitman Nicholas, groceries and liquors, 1364 Fol-
sora
Twelfth Lighthouse District, oflace D. S. Appraisers'
Bldg, fourth floor
Twenty-sixth Street Hospital (smallpox) SW cor
Ctdiisaand De Haro
Twenty-seventh Street Methodist Episco-
pal Church, Rev. Edward P. Deuuett pastor,
S 8 Twenty-seventh, bet Church and Sanchez
Twigg John, boatbuilder, SE cor King and Ritch
TwigK Thomas, hostler, r. 6 Dodge
Twiggs Daniel A., books and stationery, 408 Third
Twiygs John W., assayer U. S. Mint, r. NE cor Goagh
and Broadway
Twiggs Margaret Mrs., groceries. 501 Seventh
TwiKgs Susan, widow, r. 330 Geary
Twlng Daniel H. (Sproul & Twing) r. 511 Jones
Twiug Frank S. (Hills «j Twing) r. 511 Jones
Twlss F. I. Mrs., r. 501 Post
TWIST J 1 Fi dentist, offlca and r.
906 Market
Twitc'hell Charles H., coachman Roos Bros., r. 1S61
Post
Twitchell George E., upholsterer John Hoey, r. Wl
Bush
Two Brothers Saloon, Frederick Schumacher
proprietor, 36 Steuart
Twohey John J., clerk H. M. Heineman, r. 214 Turk
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W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 riRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
EOOHEINBEES.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVEH PTVE 9ni<L.IONS,
BROWN. CRAIG & CO.. General Agents.
TWO
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W. W. Montague & Co.
Importers and Dealers In
KNOLISH AND AMERICAN
Kneaaatlc, 01»zed and Plain.
809. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Twohey Joseph P., cigsnnaker J. W. Shteffei & Ck).,
r. i Kramer PI
t^ Twohey. See Toohey and Toohy
T-wohig Jeremiah, stableman, r. 1030 Treat At
Twoliig Joseph, bookkeeper, r. 1030 Treat At
CTwohie. See Toohia
Twombly Charles H., real estate, r. 110 Eddy
Twomey A. F. R. Miss, teacher ClsTeland Primary
School, r. 314 Seventh
Twomey Cornelius, teamster, r. 871 Market
Twomey Daniel, blacksmith, r. 264 }« Clara
Twomey Jeremiah, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Sierra and Michigan
Tworaey John, painter, r. 723 Sixteenth
PS^ Twomey. See Toomey
Twyford Alfred, warehouseman Hathaway's U. S.
Bonded and Free Warehouses, r. 423 Sixth
Twyford Thomas, wood and coal, 423 Sixth, r. 133
"Seventh
Twyford William, laborer, r. 405 H Fifth
Twyford William J., clerk Haslett & Bailey, r. 423
Mxth
Tyai-k Henry (Tyack fc Lawrence) r. Alameda
Tyack k Lawrence (Henry Tyack and R. D. Law-
rence) real estate agents, 783 M Market
Tye Patrick, laborer, r. 41 Everett
Tye Thomas B., porter Btmr City of Chester, r. 35
Perry
Tygh Frank, janitor Merchants' Exchange, r. 1215
Clay
Tyler A. F., r. 529 Sacramento
Tyler Annie M. Mrs., dressmaking, 1523 Polk
Tyler Charles G., conductor Market St. BE., r. 2000
McAllister
Tyler Charles H., painter, r. 36 Geary
Tyler Charles M., mining engineer, r. 202 Stockton
Tyler Cyril, r. 1523 Polk
Tyler David, cook, r. 202 Sixth
Tyler Edward S., salesman Cunningham, Curtiss &
Welch, r. 710 California
Tyler Elizabeth, widow (S. H. Tyler k Son) r. Oak-
Ixnd
Tyler F. H., r. 801 Ellis
Tyler Frank, expressman, r. 612 Birch At
Tyler Frank E., clerk, r. 782 Harrison
Tyler Frank H. (S. H. Tyler & Son) r. Oakland
Tyler George F., canvasser, r. 20 Washington At
Tyler George W. (Tyler k Tyler) r. Alameda
Tyler J. A. Mrs., r. 722 Broderlck
Tyler James, clerk, r. 935 Sutter
Tyler James L, clerk M. P. and M. dept S. P. Co.,
NE ror Fourth and Townsend, room 64, r. 935
Sutter
Tyler James S., r. 718 LeaTenworth
Tyler John. r. 616 Grove
Tyler John B., coffee saloon, 153 Third
Tyler John F., assistant librarian S. F. Law Library,
r. 616 Grove
Tyler M. E. Mrs., r. 126 Sixth
Tyler Martha T., assistant librarian Free Public Li-
brary, r. 1137 Twenty.first
Tyler Reuben H., salesman , r. 933 Sutter
Tyler Richard J., r. 629 Sacramento
Tyler Robert W., r. 2308 Post
Tyler Roland A., r. 16 Wool, B. H.
Tyler Samuel engineer, r. 202 Stockton
Tyler S. H. Mrs., widow, r. 801 Ellis
Tyler S. H. & Son (Frank H. and Elizabeth) coffee,
spires, etc., 218 Sacramento
Tyler Walker C, president Stockton and San Fran-
cisco Packet Co., and master stmr T. C. Walker,
Washington Street Wharf
Tyler William B. (Tyler k Tyler) r. 1717 Clay
Tyler & Tyler (George W. and William B.) attor-
neys at law, 318 Pine, rooms 23-26
Tynan Martin, laborer Calvary Cemetery, r. SW cor
Ellis and St. Joseph's At
Tynan Patrick, hostler, r. 1329 Alaban»a
Tynan Rose, ladies' shampooer Hammam Baths, r.
474 Jessie
Tynan Tnomas, blacksmith, r. 508 k Grove
Tyndale William C, commercial traveler, r. 1812 }<
Sacramento
Tyndall James, assistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
15S«RauBch
Tyndall William, teamster, r. 15 H Rausch, rear
Tyner William, policeman, r. 252 Tehama
Tyroll George, clerk, r. 205 Fair Oaks
Tyrrell Edward, driver Occidental Laundry, r. 1605
Pacific Av
Tyrrell Frank C, printer Waters A. Bnshnell, r. 1121 }<
Folsom
Tyrrell Frederick J., clerk Herman H. Helbush, r. 3
Middle
Tyrrell Frederick J., clerk, r. 2100 FiUmora
Tyrrell J., steward stmr Gratisda
Tyrrell James, laborer, r. 26 Freelon
Tyrrell James J., r. 1605 Pacific At
Tyrrell Jerome, packer D. Ghirardelli ic Sons, r.
1121 J4 Folsom
Tyrrell Jerome H., clerk, r. 8 Rincon Court
Tyrrell John, watchman, r. 1605 Pacific Av
Tyrrell John, shoemaker, r. N s Cortland Av, bet
Chapultepec and Cherubusco, B. H.
Tyrrell John, soapmaker, r. E s San Bruno Road, nr
County line
Tyrrell John Jr., deputy Assessor, r. 1605 Pacific At
Tyrrell John H., carriagesmith Charles McArron, r.
139 Fourth
Tyrrell Joseph F., painter, r. 14 Madison At
Tyrrell Lawrence M., laundryman Western Laundry
Assn, r. 1711 Howard
Tyrrell Thomas, laborer, r. 4 Card Alley
Tyrrell William D., reporter Commercial News, r.
659 Howard
Tyrrell William E , clerk, r. 123 Liberty
e^ Tyrrell. See Terrill, Tirrell and Turrell
TysoeMary J. Miss, manager H. Huddleston & Co.,
2008 Fillmore, r. 633 Eddy
Tyson Andrew J. (Tyson & Bill) r. 925 Washington
Tyson George H., special agent Firemans Fund Ins.
Co., r. Alameda
Tyson Isiah, expressman, r. 1005 Powell
Tyson Jacob, clerk, r. 121 Kinth
Tyson Jacob, driver, r. 737 Pine
Tyson James, cashier Charles Nelson, r. Alameda
Tyson Joseph, clerk District Attorney, r. 1706 Baker
Tyson Mary, widow, r. 132 Perry
Tyson Mitchell, clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r. Al»-
meda
Tyson Robert J., clerk Firemans Fund Ins. Co., r.
Alameda
Tyson & Bill (Andrew J. Tyson and George Bill)
butchers, SE cor Clay and Powell
Ubhaus Brothers (John and Frank) barbers, 12 Geary
Ubhaus Frank (TJbhaus Bros.) r. 18 Metcalf PI
rbhaus John (Ubhaus Bros.) r. 1417 Laguna
Uddin John N. (Olesen k Lddin) r. 332 Main
Udell Alva, real estate, 302 California, r. 522 Geary
Udell Lafayette W., plasterer, r. 217 Third
Uebelmesser C, cabinetmaker A. H. Lochbaum k Co.„
r. 13 Page
Ueberbacher Jesse, carriage trimmer C. H. Laage, r.
1227 Union
Uebner Frederick, bakery, NW cor Greenwich and
Mason
Ueffinger George, cabinetmaker, r. I8J4 Harriet
Uelgen Henry (Uelzen & Stoermann) r. Oakland
tJelzen & Stoermann (Henry Uelzen and Ed-
ward Stoermann) proprietors Drucker's Oakland
and San Francisco Express Co.. 15 Market
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
THE LARGEST
CARPET m nPHOLSTERT HOUSE
OU THE PAOiriO COAST.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
maXT AB«VX PAXACS HOTKL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Maniifticturerg of Sho'w CwNt
ani Store Fiztores.
3? MarM St
ESTABLISHED IN 185a
Manufactiire of
BUNTING
FLAdS
AND
650
WASHINGTON
STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Foreign Flags, International Signals, Fancy Jacks, Banners,
Rosettes, Gold and Silver Trimmings,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
FOR Alili SOCIETIES.
Orders promptly attended to. AU my goods are first-class, and of
Good Workmanship, the Best Quality and Cheapest
on the Pacific Coast.
R. VALENTINE,
in®} l^lloiioi
-A.T
^mmmmM^m mM^m^.
-THE —
LATEST AND FllliST
ItfS
To select from.
CUTTING m FITTING
ATTENDED TO
PERSONALLY.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
TRADE MARK.
226 KZSARNir STRXSZST,
Between Sutter and Bush Streets.
Pants to Order,
$6.50 to $13.00.
COI IDCr rVTDA nDVi^'°"*'**°*^®'='"''^°^^*™P''^°®***'"^*"'"°™l*RP*0 HARASZTHY & CO.,
CuLllOC. LA I llA Unil France to this coumr}-, but without Brandy, j 530 WASBHTOTO^ STBDDT.
UGA
1169
UNE
m
Ugarte Manuel, porter H. H. Creighton, r. 509 Vallejo
Uglow Richard, carpenter, r. 1618 West Mitision
Uhl Adolph, secretary Pac. Stock Exchange, 314 Mont-
gomery, r. 2331 Fillmore
Uhl George, cooper Coos Bay Stave and Lumber Co.,
r. 735 Brannan
Uhl George, stock broker, 31< Montgomery, room 9,
r. 2331 Fillmore
Uhl George Jr. clerk George Uhl, r. 2331 Fillmore
Uhl Louis, plumber Peterson & Weismann, r. 1211
Powell
Uhlenbroch August, laborer Custom House, r. 929
Pacific
Uhlhorn John F. (Ulhom & McKenney) r, Oakland
Uhlhorn & McKenney (John F. Uhlhorn and L. M.
Mi-Kenney) directory publishers, 623 Commercial
Uhlig Carl, draftsman State Board of Harbor Commis-
sioners, r. 623 California
Uhlig Carl J. A., bookkeeper, r. 506 Brannan
Uhlig Robert, teacher music, r. lOfi McAllister
Uhlmann Abraham, clerk, r. 1303 Larkin
Uhlman CharleR, r. 568 Mission
Uhlman Jolin, longshoreman, r. 645 Folsom
Uhlruann William (William Uhlmann & Co.) r. Neyr
York'
Uhlmann William & Co. (William Uhlmann and Hugo
Eloesser) hop merchants, 120 Battery
Uhly Frederick, laborer, r. 4 Burgoyne PI
Uhrig Mary, widow, r. Lake, bet Second and Third
Avs
Uhrlanrit Hermann E. (Radovich & Uhrlandt) r. 413
Kearny
Uidine John, seaman, r. 2 Boston PI
Ulbrich Henry, tailor, r. 23 John
Ulbrich Otto, porter, r. 736 Green
UldeAbnrg William, laborer, r. 709 Seventh
Ulfers Frank, master echr Louise West, r. 133 Freelon
Ulius Gustav, molder Novelty Iron Works, r. 619 }<S
Mission
Ullman Daniel, merchant, r. 501 Geary
Ullman Lemuel, r. 29 Grant Av
Ullman Maurice, r. New Park Road, cor Park Hill Ar
Ullner Frank, contractor, r. 512 Francisco
UUner William C, machinist, 512)4 Montgomery Av,
r. 2105 Jones
Ullom Daniel A., engineer, r. 909 Kearny
Ullrich Frederick, cigarmaker H. Plagemann & Co.,
r. 820 Folsom
Ullrich Henry, tailor, r. 23 John
Ullrich Joseph, tailor, r. 21 J4 Dehone, rear
Ullrich Rudolph, quartermaster stmr San Bias
Ulm Adam, real estate, r. 730 Bay
Ulman Adele, widow, r. 2805 Clay
Ulman Ernest, with I. Quiros & Co., r. 2600 Folsom
Ulman Jennie, milliner, r, 2805 Clay
Ulman "Victor R., cutter, r. 2805 Clay
Ulmer John, machinist German Hospital
Ulmer Milton E., clerk Pac. Suspender Co., r. 637 Mc-
Allister
Ulmer Moses, r. 822 Lombard
Ulp Alfred, inspector Custom House, r. 221 Mason
Ulrich A. A., bartender, r. 116 Montgomery Av
Ulrlch Adam, baker Hird k Dittmar, r. 2409 Howard
Ulrich Friedrich, laborer John Wieland Brewing Co.,
r. 568 Folsom
Ulrich J. Alvin. tailor, r. 1818 Jessie
Ulrich John, laborer U. S. Brewery, r. 544 McAllister
Ulrich John G. , cutter Mann & Benedict, r. 1818 Jessie
Ulrich Joseph, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Ulrich Mary, domestic 5 Hardie PI
■»" Ulrich. See Oellrich and Ullrich
Ulrichs J. F., bookkeeper Schacht & Lemcke, r. 730
Post
Ulshof er Matthias, tailor Joe. Poheim, r. 1110 Market
Ulstrup Lawrence, seaman, r. 13 Clay
Ulurich Matthew, engineer, r. 114 Natoma
Umbach Christian L., porter Naber, Alfs & Brune, r.
1429 Twenty-fourth
FRATINGER & CO.
Fine Dressmaking
105 KEARNY STREET,
CAST IRON PIPE.
GAS and WATER PIPE
And FITTISTGS of all Sizes.
W. E,~LANE,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
EstahllBhed 1860. Telephone 315.
Umbsen Emma Miss, hairdresser Fred Hays, r. 931
Natoma
UMBSEN G. H. & CO.
(Gastave H. Umbsen) real estate, house
Irrokers and rent collectors, 14 Mont-
gomery
Umbsen Gustave H. (G. H. Umbsen & Co.) r. SE
cor Eleventh and Natoma
Umbsen Hi rry P., patternma^ier, r. 931 Natoma
Umbsen P. Mrs., r. 931 Natoma
Umhalt Annie, widow, r. 126 FraTioisoo
Umhalt Julius, cigarmaker H. Plagemann & Co., r.
12H Francisco
Umland Amandus, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
S 8 Sierra, bet Vermont and Kansas
Umland Frerlerick, clerk, r. S s Sierra, bet Vermont
and Kansas
Umland G«orge J., cigarmaker Antonio Verdugo, r. S
s Sierra, btt Kansas and Vermont
Umland Hermann, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Sa
Sierra, bet Vermont and Kansas
Umland William, basketmaker, r. S s Sirrra, bet Ver-
mont and Kansas
Unckless George W. , longshoreman, r. NE cor Fran-
cisco and Stockton
Uncle Sam Wine Cellars and Distillery
(Napa City, Cal.) C. Carpy & Co. proprietors 515-
517 Sacramento
Unda Peter A., clerk R. A. Swain & Co., r. Berkeley
Underbill Erwin, clerk, r. 128 Turk
Underbill Frank, stockbroker, r. 1122 Hyde
Uuderhill George L., cashier Selby Smelting and
Lead Co., r. 1926 Pine
Underbill Gilbert E., furniture, 1070 Howard
Underbill Henry B. Jr., secretary Selby Smelt
ing and Lead Co., 416 Montgomery, r. 1926 Pine
Underbill Jacob, insurance agent, r. Grand Hotel
Underbill M. E. Mrs., r. Old People's Home, Fran-
cisco, nr Powell
Underbill William A., assistant townsite agent Pac
Imp. Co., r. 606 Folsom
Underwood C. E. Mrs., widow, r. 2202 Mission
Underwood Charles B., with Home and Phoenix Ins,
Cos., r. Oakland
Underwood George H., lithographer, r. 814 Mont
gomery
Underwood George H. , patternmaker Risdon I. and
L. Works, r. 1116 Pacific
Underwood James G., examiner U. S. Appraiser's
Otfice, r. Oakland
Underwood John F., assistant bookkeeper Langley &
Michaels, r. 1116 Pacific
Underwood S. Mrs., r, 310 Stockton
Underwood Susan, widow, r. 1116 Pacific
Underwood Susan, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. E 8 Larkin, nr Beach
Underwriters, Amsterdam (James De Fremery &
Co.) 410 Battery; Bordeaux (Eugene Thomas &
Co.) 617-619 Sansome ; Boston (Joseph S. Bacon)
218 California; Bremen (Hy. Balzer & Co.) 20?
Sansome ; French (Edouard Chevassus) 205 San-
some ; Germanic Lloyd (Muecke & Co.) 319 Call-
fornia ; Hamburg (Hellmann Bros. & Co.) 525 :
Front; Havre (Gustave Touchard) 416 California;
Marseilles (Gustave Touchard) 416 California;
London Lloyds (Catton, Bell & Co.)4n6California;
New York Marine (Oliver Eldridgc ) 318 California ;
Philadelphia (Joseph S. Bacon) 218 California ; San
Francisco Fire 307 Sansome ; San Francisco Ma-
rine (E. L. Woods secretary) 219 Sansome I
Underwriters' Fire Inspection Bureau, office 307 San-
some
Underwrriters' Fire Patrol of San Fran-
cisco, Russell White captain, Station No. 1, SW
cor Stevenson and Ecker ; Station No. 2, NE cor
Polk and Eddy
Unesko Andrew, bootblack, 331 East
I .«
JOHN HAMMOND
74
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
H annractnrer or every deaerlptf on of
PASSBNGBR, STRBET AJTO FREIGHT CARS.
42 to SO B«»l« Street. S»n FraneUeo.
_, ^^ I^U**.*** U/«/\lrAr 421-427 Market St. Hay. Hide, Hop, Baff,
Truman, Isnam & nooKer, wooi and orchma presses.
UNF
1170
UNI
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOBTEIW OT
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
TRENCH RANGES.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STEEET
Untried Kose Mrs., furjoshed roomB. 325 !< Bush
Unfuii John F. W., luauufatturers' agent, r. 1924
Mason
Ungaretti August, capmaker M. J. Flavin & Co., r.727
Minna
Ung»retti Frank (Ungaretti, Lippi & Co.) r. 15 Harri-
son Av
Ungaretti. Lippi & Co. (Frank Ungaretti and Cresar
Lippi) commission mercliants, 214 Washington
Unger Adolph, real estate agent, B3u Montgomery, r.
Fruit Vale
Unger Annie Mine, teacher South Cosmopolitan Pri-
mary School, r. 726 O'Farrell
Unger AiiguBt, cooper, r. 32 Federal
Unger Cress, messenger Custom House, r. 768 Harri-
son
Unger Engene, bookkeeper Hecht Bros. & Co., r. 513
Taylor
Unger Frank L., aBsistant iecrt tary S. F. Stock and
Exchange Board. 327 Pine, r. Lick House
Unger Julius, clerk William John. r. 726 O'Farrell
Unger LouIk, expressman, r. 1908Larkin
Unuer Marcus, uienhaiit tailor, r. 726 O'Farrell
Unger Philip F., bookkeeper Rosenthal, Feder b Co.,
r. 726 O'Farrell
Unger Rachael Misa. teacher Spring Valley Grammar
School, r. 726 O'Farrell
Unger Rose, -widow, r. 3 Sherwood PI
Ungerman Gustav J. C, cck. r. 618 Merchant
Uuiack George, waiter, r. 207 Eighth
Uniack Mnry, domestic 1923 Geary
Union Bank of AnstraJlia, Hellmann Bros. &
Co. agents, 525 Frout
Union Block, junction Market and Pine
Union Box Factory, Roswell E. Moray superin-
tendent, 114-124 Spear
Union Brewery, Heuniug Thode proptr., 326 Clem-
entina
Union Building, 415 Montgomery
l/nion Central Life Insurance Co. (Cincin-
nati, Ohio) James McKinley general manager,
127 Montgomery
tlnion Clnb, NW cor Post and Stoctton
Union Consolidated Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev.) J. M. Bufi&ngton secretary, 309 California,
rooms 3-4
Uiilou EnJowmenl andfflntnal BeneJl Assn
of Californi.1, O. C. Wheeler president,
William H. Thompson, secretary, 5 Odd
j FelloAvs' Bldg, cor Olarket and Seventh
Union Fire and Marine Insurance Co. of
Ne-*v Zealand, Louis L. Bromwell manager, 318
California
Union Gatling Band, H. Kropp manager, ofi&ce 126
I Kearny
I Union Glass Co., E. W. Scott president, 39-41 Mer-
chants' Eiihange
Union Gravel Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.) H. Pich-
olr secretary. 320 Sansome, room 24
Union H 11. S s Howard, bet Third and Fourth
Union Hotel, Adam Wagner proprietor, 34 Hayes
Union Hotel, John Burke proptr, 515 Howard
Union Hotel, Robert W. Presho proptr, W b Michi-
gan, bet Napa and Shasta
Union House, John H. Burfeind proptr, NE cor
Bay and Larkin
Union House, Thomas F. Priest proptr, W ■ Illinois,
bet Napa and Sierra
Union HnuKe The, J. B. Catabonne k Co. proptrs,
228-230 Montgomery At
Union Improvement Co., general contractors,
D.H. Jones preoident, W. F. Stevens manager,
ofiSce 3:0 Pine
Union Insurance Co. (fire and marine of San
Francisco) Gustave Touchard president, James D.
Bailey secretary. 416 CHlifornia
Union Insurance Co. (of Philadelphia) Jacobs & Easton
agents, 4-'3 California
Union Insurance Society of Canton (limited) Page
Brothers agents, office 302 California, room 2
Union Iron Works. George W. Prescott president,
Irving M. Scott g< neral manager, Henry T.
Scott vice-president and treasurer. J. O'B. uunn
secretary, works Potrero, office 216 Market
Union Loan Association, L. L. Deunery secre-
tiry, 423 California
Union Machine Co., Kutner, Bepler & Co. proptrs,
116 Main
Union Malt Houpe, Charles Bach proprietor, 1413-
1415 Folsom, office 535-537 Sacramento
Union Marine Insurance Co. (limited, of Liv-
erpool) E. L. Woods general agent. 219 Sansome
Union Metallic Cartridge Co., W. A. Seaver
agent, 258 Market
Union Mills (Eureka, Humboldt Co.) Charles Nelson
agent, 18 Market
Union Mutual Life Insurance Co., Charles
F. Cook manager, 331-333 Pine
Union Oil Co., Oscar V. Gerzabek manager, Sig.
B. Schlosa treasurer, manufacturers lubricatiue
oils and compounds, 313-315 Front
Union Pacific Railway, D. W. Hitchcock gen-
eral western passenger agent, office 1 Montgom-
ery
Union Pacific Salt Co., John Barton president,
A. W. Jee sc'-retary. 216 Sacramento
UNION PAPER BOX FACTORY, Me,.„..,„.
Chase it Bauer proprietors, manufacturers paper
boxes of all descriptions, 38-42 Market
Union Paper Co., Mathias P. Van Derveer proptr,
office 1336 Market
Union Pottery Co., The (Trenton, N. J.) manu-
facturers white granite and porcelain, A. I. Hall
& Son agents, .528-530 Market
Union Primary School, Miss Annie B. Chalmers prin-
cipal. NWcor Filbert and Kearny
Union Soap Factory, Charles Petersen & Co.
proprietors, 216-222 Tenth
Union Square, bet Stockton, Powell, Post and
Gearv
UNION SQUARE HALL. A. A.
Sanders proprietor, 421 Post
Union Square House, 226 Stockton
Union Straw W^orks, Stange & Jaenecke pro-
prietors. 587 Mission
Union Street Kindergarten, Miss Anns M. Stovall
principal, 512 Union
Union Street Wharf, foot of Union
UNION TRANSFER CO.
(W. P. Jordan and F.W. Hnssey) office
»04r Bush
Union Warehouse, George S. Ingersoll pro-
prietor, NW cor Union and Battery, office llUl
Battery
Union Water Co. (Calaveras Co., Cal ) Jacob L.
Browne secretary, S. F. Stock and Exchange
Bldg, room 22
Union WTiite L«ad Works, Sullivan, Kelly k
Co. proprietors, 821 Battery, office 112-114 CaU-
fomia
Unique Club, Leopold Levy president, Oeorge Fisher
secretary, 625 Merchant, rooms 7-8
United Ancient Order of Druids, Hall 413 Sutter
United California Finn Brotherhood, rooms 71 Hew
Montgomery
UNION ICE CO
I Lloyd Tevis pres-
ident, I. H. Thompson secretarj^ E. W^.
Hopkins treasurer, Jacob HoehA super-
intendent, John Cashin and Joseph
Martin assistant superintendents, office
7:15-737 Fourth
iSXXI
4£
UNDERWEAR
THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
ORIENT Ills. Co.
OF HARTFORD rs,l\,°a?i%T
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manage
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
UNI
1171
UNI
United Carriage Co,, J.Hfnley Smith president,
W. a. Oliver secretary. William M. Owiu superin-
tendent, oflace 2 New Montgomery, stables 015-617
Howard
United Fire Re-Insurance Co. (Manchester, England)
324 California
United Friends of the Parlfic, Mrs. Abbie E.Wood
grand secretary, 48-50 St. Ann's Building
United German Evangelical L.utlieran
Congregation of St. Markka Ctiurcli,
Rev. J. Fuendeling pastor, S b Geary, bet Stockton
and Powell
United Life and Accident Insurance Asso-
ciation (Of New York) George R. Sanderson
agent, 312 Pine
United Order of Honor. Mrs. Frances E. Russ grand
secretary, olfioe 3H Kearny, room 4
United Order of Inventors, Chamber of, 105 Stockton
United Painters' Association, Tbomas Poyaer busi-
ness manager, 19 Golden Gate Av
United States Appraisers, office U. S. Apprais-
ers' Bldg, second floor
United States Appraisers* Bnilding, E s San-
some, bet Washington and Jackson
United States Army, Assistant Adjutant-General
Militiiry Division Pacific and Department Cali-
fornia, office 204 Phelan Bldg
United States Army, Chief Commissary Subsist-
ence Military Division Pacific and Department
California, office 208 Phelau Bldg
United States Army, Chief Quartermaster Mili-
tary DiviKiou Pacific and Department California,
office 282 Phelan Bldg
United States Army, Clothing Depot Military
Division Pacific, office 36 New Montgomery
United States Army, Commandant Military Di-
vision Pacific and Department California, office
201 Phelan Bldg
United States Army, Depot Quartermaster Mil-
itary Division Pacific, office 30 New Montgomery
United States Army, Engineer Military Division
Pacific, office 217 Phelan Bldd, Harbor Fortifica-
tions, office 533 Kearny, Lighthouse, office U. S.
Appraisers' Bldg
United States Army, General Depot Quarter-
master, office 36 New Montgomery
United States Army, Headquarters Military Di-
vision Pacific and Department California, office
Phelan Bldg, third floor
United States Army, Inspector-General Military
Division Pacific, office 21U Phelan Bldg
United States Army, Judge-Advocate Military
Division Pacific and Department California, office
212Piie1an Bldg
United States Army, Local Paymaster, office 36
New Montgomery
United States Army, Medical Director Military
Division Pacific and Department California, office
216 Phelan Bldg
United States Army, Medical Purveyor Military
Division Pacific, office 36 New Montgomery
United States Army, Medical storekeeper Mili-
tary Divibion Pacific, office 36 New Montgomery
United States Army, Military Storekeeper in
charge clothing. Military Division Pacific, office
36 New Montgomery
United States Army, Paymaster Military Divis-
ion Pacific and Department California, office 237
Phelan Bldg
United States Armiy, Purchasing and Depot
Commissary Military Division Pacific and De-
partment California, office 36 New Montgomery
United States Assistant Treasurer, office 608
Commercial
United States Attorney, office U. S. Appr»lsers'
Bldg. thiru floor
United States Barge Ofllce (Revenue Serrlce)
Sea Wall, foot of Powell
DR. BAZAN'S
TlfEKMO-ElvECTKIC
RUSSIAN M TURKISH BATHS
Also Meflicateil asfl Electric Balls Given.
415 SUTTER STREET, 415
LEAD PIPE. SOLDER, TIN
AND SHEET LEAD.
K.ead Work of all kinds well done.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
United States B;»aid ox' Examining Sur-
geons for Pensioners, Dr. C. C. M( Govern
president. Dr. A. Fine secretary, office 17 Phelan
Bldg
United States Bonded and Free Wnre-
houses, Haslett & Bailey proprietors, cor Spear
and Harrison
United States Bonded TVarehonse, Gilmsn
& Danforth proprietors, 716-718 Battery
United States Bonder! Warehouse, John O.
Strauch proprietor, NWcor Vallejo and Front
United States Biewery, F. Eronenberg & Co.
proprietors. S s Fulton, bet Franklin and Oough
United States Cartridge Co., miifrs metallic car-
tridges, paper shells, etc., Charles Sonntag & Oo.
agents, 114-116 Market
United States Central Railway Co., James Gamble
president, Lyman Bridges chief engineer and
siipi-rintendeut. Henry Bartling secretary, offico
36-37 Nevada Block
United States Circuit Court (clerk) office U.
S. Appraisers' Bldg, third floor
United States Circuit Court, Judges' Cham-
bers, U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, third floor
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey,
(Western Coast Division) office U. S. Appraiser*'
Bldg, second floor
United States Collector Customs (Port Sin
Francisco) office Custom House, third floor
United States Commissioners, L. S. B. Saw-
yer, room 49, Southard H >lfmau, room 63, J. S.
Manley, room 63, F. D. Monckton, room 51, S. 0.
Houghton, room 49, U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, C. A.
Low, 23 Montgomery Block, Nathaniel Holland,
605 Clay
United States Commissioner of Immig^ra-
tion, Dr. William F. McAllister. 502 Washington
United .States Custom House, W s Battery, be*
Washington and (ackson
United States District Court (clerk) office U.
S. Appraisers' Bldg. third floor
United States District Court, Kortbern Dis-
trict of Cnlifornia. Judges' Chambers, U. S. Ap-
prajs -rs' Bldg. third floor
United States Draymen, office U. S. Appraisers*
Bldg, first floor
United States Geodetic Survey, Professor
George Davidson assistant in charge, U. S. Ap-
praisers' Bldg
United States Geological Survey, office U. S.
Appraisers' Bldg. fourth floor
United States Geologfcal Survey, laboratory
45-49 Montgomery Block
United States Grand Jury, U. S. Appraisers'
Bldg. third floor
United States Hydrojrraphtc Office, (branch)
Merchants' Exchange, grouud floor
United States Inspector Boilers (steam ▼•»-
sels) office U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, first floor
United States Inspector Drugs, office U. S.
Appraisers' Bldg. second floor
United States Inspector Foreign Steaaa
Vessels, C. S. Appraisers' Bldg, first floor
United States Inspector Hulls, office U. S. Ap-
praisers' Bldg, first floor
United States Inspectors Post Office De-
partment, office 320 Sansome, rooms 27-28
United States Insurance Co. (New York) D.
L. Beck * S^ms general agenta. 118 California
United States Internal Revenue Bunded
W^ii rehouse. Bode ft Haslett proprietors, 120i
Battery
United States Internal Revenue Collecter
office U.S. Appraisers' Bldg. first floor
United States Internal Revenue Gaugera,
office U. S. AppriiiSHrs' Bldg. first floor
United States Internal Revenue Special
Agent, office U.S. Appraisers' Bldg. room 11
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS, ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN, ^^\'^\k^lf^i^ ^E^^^l
UNI
1172
UPT
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Trimming*
a. Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
United States Land Office, 610 Commercial
UNITED STATES LAUNDRY nan *Fer-
^uson proprietors, 3011 Sixteenth, of-
fice 53 Tliird
UNITED STATES LAUNDRY.
HALL & FERGUSON.
Main Of&ce :
Branch Office;
- 3011 Sixteenth Street.
- - 53 Third Street.
MaMotti Fire-Proof BrlcS BnMini.
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS IN
MACHINERY AND FACILITIES.
United States Life Boat Station, Ocean Beach,
nr Golden Gate Park
United States Life Insurance Co. (of New York) J. W.
Howell manager, 235 Kearny
United States I#fe Saving Service (Twelfth
District) ofllce U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, second
floor
United States liiglit Honse Department
(Twelfth District) inspector's and engineer's of-
fice U. S. Appraisers' Bldg. fourth floor
United States Marine Corps, Woodhull S.
Schenck assistant quartermaster, office 615 San-
Bonie
United States Marine Hospital, Presidio Ees-
ervation. nr MoiintainLake
United States Marine Hospital Service,
Henry W. Sawtelle surgeon, office U.S. Appraisers'
Bldg, first floor
United States Marshal, office U. S. Appraisers'
Bldg, third floor
United States Mint, Israel Lawton superin-
tendent. NW cor Mission and Fifth
United States Naval Landing, E s East, bet
Clay and Washington
United States Naval Officer (Port of San Fran-
cisco) office Custom House, third floor
United States Navy Pay Office, U. S. Apprais-
ers' Bldg, first floor
United States Panorama Co. (Chicago) Albert
Pissis manager, SW cor Eddy and Mason
United States Pension Agency, T. H. Allen
agent, 328 Montgomery, room 14
United Stales Patent Water Filter Co.
L. Fo.ird and J. Broters proprietors,
212 Mission
United States Post Office, "William J. Bryan
postmaster, NW cor Washington and Battery,
branch offices: Station A 1309 Polk; Station B NW
cor Eighth and Mission ; Station C NW cor Twen-
tieth and Mission ; Station D foot Market
United States Protective Bureau, general
business and collection agents, 215 Kearny, room 6
United States RailAvay Mail Service
(Eighth Division) office SW cor Jackson and Bat-
tery
United States Receiver Public Moneys (U. S.
lands) office 610 Commercial
United States Register Lands, office 610 Com-
mercial
United States Revenue stmr John F. Hartley,
berth foot of Powell
United States Secret Service Division, office
U. S. Appraisern' Building, first floor
United States Shipping Commissioner, of-
fice 506 Battery
United States Shipping Commissioners' stmr Ethel
and Marion, beith Green St. Wharf
United States Signal Office, 302 Montgomery,
observatory 41-42 Merchants' Exchange
United States Special Agents Post Office
Department, SW cor Battery and Jackson
United States Special Agent Treasury De-
partment, U. S. Appraisers' Building, first
floor
United States Steamer General McDoTvell,
berth Washington St. Wharf
United States Sub-Treasury, 608 Commer-
cial
United States Supervising Inspector Steani
Vessels (First District) office U. S. Appraisers'
Building, first floor
United States Surveyor (Port of San Fran-
Cisco) office Custom House, third floor
United States Surveyor-General, office 610
Commercial
United States Treasury Building, 60S-61O
Commercial
United Undertakers' Association, Samuel
McFadden superintendent, Michael McMenomy
assistant superintendent. 27-29 Fifth
United Vinegar Factories, Charles J. King
secretary, 323 Front, room 1
United Workingmen's Co-operative Boot md Shoe Co.,
Walter Rosie secretary, factory 400 Bartlett, depot
513 Mnrket
UNIVEESAL COPYING CO.
A. Heussler artist and proprietor, 12U3
Mission, cor Eighth
Universal Hall, 812 Pacific
Universal Marine Insurance Co. (limited, of
London) W'ilf rid B. Chapman agent, 123 California
Unklehr George, longshoreman, r. 2209 Powell
Unkrotz; August, r. 727 Minna
Unna Harry (Jacob Unna & Co.) r. 517 Eddy
Unna Herman, teacher music, r. 6 Central PI
Unna Herman Jr., waiter, r. 6 Central PI
Unna Jacob (Jacob Unna Ai Co.) r. 517 Eddy
Unna Jacob & Co. (Jacob Unna, Frederick Kahn and
Harry Unna) mnfrs brooms, brushes and wooden-
ware, 151-157 New Montgomery
Unrath Peter, blacksmith, 2423 Mission
Unrich G. T., r. 611 Bush
Unsinn John, carpenter, r. Ill Webster
Untermeyer S. Mrs., widow, r. 1109 Post
Unverzagt August, boot and shoemaker, 210 Brannan
Univin Edward, sign cleaner, r. 715 Tehama
Upham Bassford H. (Upham & Co.) and traveling
salesman Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch, r. East
Berkeley
Upham Isaac (Payot, Upham k Co.) r. Oakland
Upham Walter 8., painter, 1708 Devisadero, r. 1729
Devisadero
Upham & Co. (Bassford H. Upham) wholesale dealers
Cal. wines, 325 Sansome
Uphaus Louis, barber, r. 130 Bernard
Uphoff Elaine, widow, r. 6 Morey Alley
Uphoff Frederick, r. 6 Morey Alley
Upper San Joaquin Irrigation Canal Co., F. Vassault
secretary, office 316 California
Upshur John H., porter, r. 905 H Jackson
Upson Joseph F., printer, r, 75 Fourth
Upton Brothers (Vernon and Thomas B.) eteam
printers, 429 Montgomery
Upton Charles D., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
733 Treat Av
Upton Edward P., salesman, r. 735 Pine
Upton Frank F., bookkeeper Cal. Electric Light Co,
r. 2318"=--
WINDOWJHADES.
Plain, Fringed, Decorated and Embroidered Shades
made to order in any size or style.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MAE.KET STEEET,
NEXT ABOVE PAULCK BOTEI.,
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Market St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
Or most delicate fl»yor and the only true) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
Champagne produced in the United States, j 530 WAl^QTSTOM 8TS££X.
UPT
1173
VAI
Upton Henry C, pressman Fraak Eastman & Co., r.
Oakland
Upton John, printer, r. 135 Pine
Upton M. A. Mrs., r. 735 Pine
Upton Matthew G.. journalist Call. r. Berkeley
Upton Maylon W., receiving teller Pacific Bank, r.
Oaklhnd
Upton Robert T.. laborer, r. 220 Pacific
Upton Thoiuas B. (Upton Bros.) r. 735 Pine
Upton Vernon (Upt.iu Bros.) r. 735 Pine
Urbach Itinatz. leather and shoe findings, 618 Wash-
ington, r. 21U Baker
Urban Hugo, cigars and tobacco, 601 Montgomery, r.
612 Clay
Urban Joseph, violin maker, 509 Kearny
Urban School, Kathan W. Moore, principal, 1017 Hyde
Urban Vincent, mattressmaker F. Hufschmidt, r. 758
Bryant
Urbano Natali, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture
Co., r. 1353 Dupont
Urbigan Theodore, gunsmith Charles D. Ladd, r. 529
Kearuy
Urbias Louis J., teamster, r. Ws San Bruno Road, bet
Twenty-seventh ami Twenty-eiKhth
Urdick George, fisherman, r. 1001 Battery, rear
Uren Henry, rarpeuter Wheeler & Burdick, r. McAl-
lister, nr Willard
Uren Sarah Mrs., r. 402 Broadway
Uretlch George, fisherman, r. InOI Battery
tJri F. Si Co. (Felix Uri and Kaufman Westhelmer)
butchers 20-26 S. F. Market
Uri Felix (F. Uri & Co.) r. 1815 O'Farrell
Uri Isaac, bookkeeper F. Uri & Co., r. 1.-<15 O'Farrell
Uri Isadore, batcher, 1220 Powell, r. 17 John
Urlirte Joseph, seamaa, r. 509 Filbert
Uribe Cesario, saddler William Davis, r.722 Broad-
way
Uribe Paulino, bit and spurmaker, r. Lombard, nr
Franklin
Urich William, r. 142 Shipley
Uriel Sjlvanus. toll collector Mission Street Wharf
No. 2. r. Oakland
Urioste Adolph de (Urruela & Urlostelr. 1916 Jackson
Urioste Georye de (Urruela & Uriosteir. 1916 Jackson
Oris C. Mrs., widow, r. 5 Sheerer PI
Urmy Ralph, entry clerk Moore & Smith, r. 1118 Pow-
ell
Urmy W. S. Rev., paator First M. E. Church, r. 1118
Powell
Urquhart A. F., clerk auditing dept Wella, Fargo k
Co., r. 204 McAllister
Urquhart Edward, wool sorter, r. NE cor Larkin and
North Point
Urquhart Edwin. roUermaker E. J. Shattuck & Co.,
r. 1 Martha PI
Urquhart (ieorge, piinfer S. M. Hills, r. Alameda
Urqubart Harry, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 218 Cen-
tral Av
Urquhart Robert, blacksmith I. Burns, r. 318 Frank-
lin
Urquhart Warren, Inkmaker E. J. Shattuck & Co., r.
1 Martha PI
Urquhart William, machinist Sims k Morris, r. 928
Mission
Urrea Antonio R.. r. 944 Geary
Urruela Joseph Mrs., widow, r. 1820 Pacific Av
Urruela Juan (Urruela & Urioste) r. 1916 Jackson
Urruela & Urioste (Juan Urruela and Adolph and
George fie Urioste) commi^^sion merchants, 20J
Market aud 3 Pine, rooms 9-10
Urry Alfred, master Cal. Steamship Co., r. 1550 How-
ard
Urry Daniel B., second-hand furniture, 155 Third, r.
514 Third
Urry Susan, lodgings, 217 Third
Ursenbach Eugene L., salesman Carroll & Tilton, r.
180J Polk
Ursenbach Louis F., clerk George Buzzini.r. 33 Ninth
FRATINGER & CO.
LADIES' SUITS
OP ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
105 KEARNY STREET.
THE LATEST IMPROVED
nnm liter closets.
SANITARY SEWER CAS TRAPS
Put in by skilled workmen.
PLUMBER,
Established 1860.
505 KEARNT STREET.
Telephone 315.
Drunuela C, student Barnard's Business College, r.
1314 Mason
Urunuela Luz. widow, r. 1314 Mason
Urunuela P.. student Barnard's Business College, r.
1314 Masoa
Uschold George, boilermaker, r. 930 Mission
Usher Carrie E. Miss, artist, r. Grand Hotel
Usher James L., teamster, r. 421 Fourth
Usher J. M. Mrs., dressmaking, 126 O'Farrell
Dsher John, hog ranch, NW cor Carolina and Cen-
ter
Usher John F., truckman Pac. Transfer Co., r. 439
Sixth
Usher John P., foreman stable Pac. Transfer Co., r.
27 a Clara
Usinger Conrad, clerk Naval Office Custom House, r.
Alaiueda
Uster Frank, cigarmaker. r. 7 Quincy PI
Ustick Livington, clerk, r. 712 sjutter
Utah Powder Co., L. P. Drexler president S. C.
Buckbee secretary, office 430 California, Charles
Sountag t Co. agents, 116 Market
Utah Silver Miningr Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) Azel
H. Fish secretary, 23 Nevada Block
Utecht Charles, shipsmith Union Iron Works, r. 6
Zoe
Utschig Adolph. bootmaker J. Utschig, r. 134 Ridley
Utsclifg John, manufacturer and dealer boots and
shoes, 326 Bush. r. 124 Shotwell
Utschig Millie, laundress, r. 134 Ridley
Utter Frank W., stockbroker 113 Leidesdorff
Utter Frederick, miner, r. HOH Twenty-second
Uttley William G., physician, r. 1104 Mission
Utz Adam, yardman S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
405 Francisco, rear
Uzeta Charles, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 911
Broadway
Uznay Charles A., seaman Western Perfumery Co.,
r. Alameda
Urnay Frances Mme., dressmaker Verdier, Moreau k
Co., r. 515 Webster
Uzoych John, coffee saloon, 324 Davis, r. 121i Kearny
Vaca Valley and Clear Lake Railroad Co., Willard V.
Huntington secretary, NE cor Fourth and Town-
send, room 48
Vaccarl C. M., house and decorative painter, 128
Eddy
Vaccari G., fruits, vegetables and liquors, 1327 Kear-
ny
Vaccari John, groceries and liquors 401 Union
Vaccaro Agostino, vegetable dealer, r. 420 Filbert
Vaccaro Andrew, laborer, r. 9 Gaven
Vaccaro Mary, widow, r. 9 Gaveu
Vaccavich Louis, cook. r. 62s Broadway
Vadnine Reinhard, cook, r. 1624 Powell
Vaenberg Abraham (Marks, Vaenberg k Co.) r. 11
First
Vaga Charles, laborer, r. 921 Vallejo
Vaga Elvira .Miss, ladies' nurse, r. 921 Vallejo
Vagg Riihard H., bartender, r. W s Columbia PI, bet
Precita Av and Twenty -eighth, B. H.
Vagg William S., clerk Sacramento Transportation
Co , r. Oakland
Vagts George W., clerk, r. 217 Seventh
Vagts John, clerk P»tii«-k Murphy, r. 217 Seventh
Vagts Mary, widow, r. 217 Seventh
Vahey Patrick, laborer, r. 1503 Montgomery
Vabey Thomas, laborer, r. S s Flint Alley, nr Vallejo
Vable H., liquor saloon. 65 Fourth, r. 244 Jessie
Vail A. H. (Sanborn, Vail *: Co.) r. 321 Van Ness Av
Vail Charles, clerk, r. 1827 Stockt<m
Vail Charles A., receiving clerk Wellman, Peck 4 Co.,
r. 1827 Stockton
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
]Maniiractar«fr ofpverr deitrription or
PASSENGER. STKEET AND FREIGHT CARa
48 to 5U Beale Street. San rraueitMO.
TVagfons,
TRUMAW, ISHAM A HOOKER, Asents for the Celebrated
SIZZAjOXV 1B.OS AXIi£ WA€K>IIIS. 421-427 Marhet Street,
VAT
1174
VAL
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOBTESS or
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
k Co., r.
At.
Vail David H., seen tary Deniing-PslniM Milling
Co., 116-118 Sacramento, r. 2209 Devi<adero
Tall Frank A., salesman Sanborn, Vail & Co.. r. 321
Van Ness At
Tall Robert R.. bookkeeper J. A. Folger t Co.. r. 1900
Green
Tail Walter H., ealcisman, r. 1827 Stockton
Tail William I., aaleitman Sanborn, Vail
704^ O'Farrell
l»"Vail. See Vale
Tailes James, laborer, r. 2nu>i Stockton
T»lle8 J. E., r. 325)4 Chestnut
Vailes John, teamster, r. 2014 5^ Stockton
Tailes John E.. r. ■2i)UH Btockt'in
Vailes Lucy Miss, r. 20UJJ Stockton
Vailes Richard, painter, r. 2014H Stockton
Valssier Charles, gardener, r. Eighteenth
Point Lobos At
Vsladie Leon, compositor, r. fl7 Montgomery At
Valdez Etrudes, ^vidow, r. 1318 Dnpont
Valdez Josefa. widow, r. 826 Broadway
Valdez Rose Miss, r. 465 Stevenson
Valdez Zeferino, groceries, 1326 )« Dupont
Valdivia Ricardo, printer, r. 26 Sixth
Vale Charles (Vale & Son) r. 2209 Jackson
Vale William, adTertiaing manager Bulletin, r. J12
Pine
Tale & Son (Charles Tale) hardware and crockery,
H04 Polk
»-Vale. See Vail
Valencia Anton. driTer, r. 829 Folsom
Valencia Antonio, cardriTer, r. 307 Fourth
Valencia Domingo, physician, r. 911 Broadway
Valencia F., r. 1811 Post
Valencia Henry L.. buyer Keane Bros., r. l.M OctsTla
Valencia Leo, barber. SE cor Sixteenth and Dolores,
r. S s Sixteenth, bet Guerrecp and Dolores
Valencia Manuel, artiFt. studioYsB Pi^st
Valencia Ramon R., lii smith, r. E s Mission, bet
Twent.v-ninth and Thirtieth
Valencia Salvador, barber Theodore C. Lampe, r. 3
Martha PI
Valencia Street Branch Market Street
Cable Railway Co., J. L. Willi ntt secretary,
office foot Market, general olfice NE cor Fourth
and Townsend
Valencia Street Grammar School. Joseph O'Connor
principal, E s Valencia, bet Twenty-second and
Twenty-third
Valencia Street Station 8. P. Co., junction Valencia
and Twenty-fifth
Valente Angelo, r. 1518 Powell, rear
Valenie Angelo, laborer, r. fi3»< Oieen
Valente Carlo, lab.inr, r. 17 Gilbert
Valente Dominico. paste maker, r. 516 Greenwich
Valente G., scavenger, r. 522 Filbert, rear
Valente Joseph, peddler, r. 22 Vandewater
Valente Joseph L., bookkeeper G. Camilloni k Co., r.
4 Lafayette
Valente Joseph (Valente * Baglietto) r. 442 Union
Valei te Luigi, paste mnfr and bakery, 214-216 Broad-
way
Valeute Michele, expressman, r. 180 Vandewater
V«leute P., Bcavenger, r. 622 Filbert, rear
Valente Paulo, peddler, r. W • Montgomery At, nr
Bay
Valente & Baglietto (Joseph Valente and Giacomo
Boghetto) wood and coal. 1210 Stockton
Valentine Andrew W., teambter, r. SW cor Twentieth
and Harrison
Valentine Aiith..ny, teamster, r. 103 Bay
Valentine Archibald C. carpenter, r. 8 s Serpentine
Av, nr San Bruno Road
Vnlentine Charles J., teamster, r. 103 Bay
Valentine Clara, widow, r. 518 P'iWell. rear
Valentine Klixabeth Mrs., r. 1029 Howard
Valentine Frank, r. 1316 Jones
Valentine Frank, iron molder. r. 403 Grove
Valentine I. B., r. 110 Hyde
Valentine Jacob, expressman, 124 Sansome, r. «31
Fulton
Valentine James T., New York dept. Welle, Fargo k
Co., r. 646 Fol^om
Valentine Jane Mrs., r. Black Point
Valentine Jolin J., Tice-preKident and general
manager Wells. F.irgo & Co.,NE cor Sausome and
Halle( k, r. East Oakland
Valentine John W.. clerk auditing dept. Wells, Fargo
& Co., r. 1012 BuKh
Valentine Joseph, cook Waechter k Berts, r. 621 Pa-
cific
Valentine Joseph F. F., molder, r. 109 GroTC
Valentine Joseph H., molder Steiger & Eerr, r. 403
Grove
Valentine Louis A., cellarman Lenormand Brog., r.
2Sy Tehama
Valentine Louis H., law student William R. Dainger-
field, r. 404 Turk
Valentine Marion M., printer A. J. Leary, r. 131 Ful-
ton
Valentine Martin W., hostler, r. 875 Folsom
Valentine Mary, widow, r. 103 Bay
Valentine Matthew, r. 12:{ Shipley
Valentine M. E. Mrs., r. 431 Geary
Valentine Haab, butcher, r 24 Turk
VALENTINE EICHARD
merchant t^tilor, ii'^iO Kearny, r. 14
Metcalfe Place
Valentine Uandolph, porter Korton k McElroy, r. 3
Rl.iley
Valentine S. D. (Francis, Valentine & Co., r. 819 Call-
fornia
Valentine Thomas B., printer, r. 110 Hyde
Valentine Vincent, porter, r. 103 Bay
Valentine Walter D., office 216 Montgdmery,
r. Occidental Hotel
Valentine Wilhelm (Wolf, Braas & Valentine) r. 103
Sanchez
Valentine William, engineer Pac. Boda Co., r. 218
Sixth
Valentine William Jr., boxmaker S. F. Box Co., r. 218
Sixth
Valentine William E., bottler I. H. Morse k Co., r.
286 Stevens.in
Valenzucla De^ire, widow, r. 6 Card Alley
Valenznela Drodea Mrs., r. 447 Broadway
Valenzuela Ignacio, teamster, r. 447 Broadway
Valerga Bartolomeo, r. 5 Gaven
Valerga Josefa, wid"w, r. 904 Broadway
Valerga Tillie, vocalist Tlvoli Opera House, r. Oak-
land
Valerro Lawrence, teamster, r. 1427 Kearny
Valla Eugenio, coal dealer, r. 11 Jasper PI
Valla L'.ranie, r. 29 Sixth
Vallandt George, cook, r. 254 Clementina
Valle Paul, bi ttler J. Dnisedom. r. 7 Sonera
Valleau Samiiel (J. R. Bro.lie & Co.) r. 2824 Clay
Valleau Thomas P., r. 1617 Broderick
Vallejo Andronico, teacher languages and music, r.
1027 Market
Vallejo N. P.. city salesman Arpad Haraszthy k Co.,
r. Oakland
Vallejo Street U. S. Bonded Warehonse,
John O. Strauch proprietor, N W cor Front and
Vallejo
Vallejo Street Wharf, foot Vallejo
Vallely Edward J., collector, r. 1202 Lf'aTenworfh
Vallet ChatleH, r. 942 Twenty-second, bet Valencia
and Bartlett
Valletta William M., clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo
4 Co.. r. 322 Geary
Valley Patrick longshoreman, r. 63 Minna
Vallier John, tanner, r. 4 Warren At
Vallon Joseph, laundry, 143 Ninth
Valpey John O., clerk Cantwell ,^ Co., r. 229 Minna
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING
TO OEDEE AND EEADY-MADE.
Corner nOMTeoaUGBY and SCTTEK STSU
WASHINGTON Fire Ins. Co. of
Capital, $1,000,000 GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Assets, $1,810,273 WM. SEXTON, Asst Ibaigu.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
VAL
1175
VAN
V«lqu»'t Mary Mrs., furnished moms, 304 Orove
V«l8Hngiacoiiio LouIh, laborer, r. 1711 Mhbou, rear
Vauipoon RichHr<!, laborer, r. 915 Battery
Vaiuviiles M.tch. 1 , SMlesmau D. G. Camarinos, r. SE
cor Sutter aud Powell
Van Acker Fnincis, carpei)ter, r. 2417 Buchanan
Van Al.'U William K., real estate, 604 Battery, r. 912
Pine
Van Alstead WllUam, conk, r. 3501 Fillmore
Van AUtine A., cook R. Steae, r. 017 Misbion
Vhd Aiiden Charlfs, r. 426 Natoma
Van Aisdale William P. (Wordeu Bros.) r. 454 Sixth
Van Btal A., r. 741 Natoma
Van Beal Henry, r. 741 Natoma
Van Bergen Aufrust, wineB and liquori, 425
Sansonie, r. 720 Capp
Van Bergen B.. rljtannakpr. r. 905 Market
Van Berseu Diederi. h, porter Hotel Rhcln
V»u Bergeu Edward, clerk Kohler & Van Bergen, r.
«34 Post
Van Bergen George, clerk Kohler & Van Bergen, r. 834
Pclht
Van Bersen Henry, bookkeeper Tillmann & Bendel,
r. 8H4 Post
Van B. raen James O., r. Buss House
Van Bergen John W. (N. Van Bergen * Co.) r. 1422
Lark in
Van Bi rueu Martin J., laborer, r 24 Brosnan
Van Berjren N. & Co. (Nicholas and John W.
Van Bergen and Fritz Habenlcht) importers and
jiibtiers wines and Hqnora. 413-415 Clay
Van Bersjen Nicholas (N. Van Bergen & Co., and Koh-
ler & Van Bergen) r. 8.34 Post
Van Bergen William, oalesman, r. 8.34 Post
■^ Van Bergen. See Von Bargen
VanBibber Thomas C, fancy nyods, 1305 Polk
Van Blarcom A. Lines, wool broker, 214 Sansome, r.
Oakland
Van Blarcom Isaac M., salesman, r. 927 Howard
V»u Bokkelen William A. M.. accountant, 419 Cali-
fornia, room 2G, r. Oakland
Van Brunt Rutger N., accountant, 318 Pine, room 6,
r. 837 Pout
Van Brunt William, musician, r. 739 Oreen
Van Brunt William B., clerk J. D. Spreckels & Bros.,
r. 837 Post
Van Buren Cornelius, cattle dealer, r. 986 Harrison
Van Buren George, lineman Pac. Bell Tel. Co., r. 986
Harrison
Van Buren William C, r. 2(51 First
Van Busklrk H'ward, asphaltuin roofer, r. 32 Natoma
Van Buskirk John H., boilermaker, r. 32 Natoma
Van Collem Leon. <loak mufr, ril Ellis
Van Court D. C. milltiand Capitol Mills, r. Oakland
Van Court John, carriage trimmer, 25 Washington, r.
721 Bryant
Van Court J. W., watchman Capitol Mills, r. Oakland
Van Crombrugge Mrs., seamstress, r. 174 Jessie
Van Crombrugs-he August, dentist, r. 216 Powell
Van Daalen Bertus G.. cutter Porter, Slessinger k
Co., r. 212 Twenty-third
Van Daalen Marcus C, cutter Porter, Slessinger k
Co., r.2Q2 Twenty-third
▼•D De Mark CassiuB B. (George F. Van De Mark &
Co.) r. 1308 Mission
Van De Mark Giorge F. (George F. Van De Mark &
Co.) r. 230 Ninth
Van De Mark Ferdinand L., commercial traveler, r.
430 Geary
V»n De Mark George F. k Co. (George F. and Cassius
B. Van De Mark, and Christian Olunz) wooden
and wiUowware, notions, etc., 40(i-4(i8 Clay
Van Den Bergh Albert C. laborer, r. 2337 Bryant Av
Van Den Bersh Flora Miss, teaclier Powell Street
Primary Sihool, r. 811 Leavenworth
Van Den Bergh John, pJiysician, r. 519 Sixth
Van Uenburgh F. L., supi-riuteudent telegraph dept
8. P. Co., branch office 302 Montgomery, room 34
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-r.I>F,CTRIC
RUSSIAN and TURKISH BAHS
idso Medicated and Electric Bails Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
GARDEN HOSE,
LAWN SPRINKLERS, HOSE MENDERS,
HOSE COUPLINGS, HOSE PIPES.
W. E. LANE, Plumber,
60S KEARNV STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 31S.
Vau der Borden .lohu F.. laborer G. H. Luiy .v Co., r. i
S s Center, bet Rhode Island and De Haro
Van der Mehden Di'dricii, butcher H. Stelling k
Bro., r. 4411 Twenty-third
Van Der Naillen Albert, school of engineering, 24
P..Bt, r. 1515 Po»t
Van Per Naillen Edward L., surveyor, 24 Post, r. 1515
Post
Van Der Vaart. Henry W., real estate and gen-
eral laud agent, 12 Montgomery, r. 1 Bush Street
PI
Van Der Veer Mathlas P., proptr Union Paper C«., r.
2007 Howard
10" Van der Veer. See Vandevefir
Van Dervooi t William A., carpenter, r. 2709 Sutter
Van Der Wys Dirk, cigars and tobacco, 226 Mont-
gumerv, r. S s Minna, nr Third
Van der Zwaaa Folker, seaman, r. 31 Louisa
Van Deusen George W., second lieutenant Light Bat-
tery K. iKt Artillery, U. S. A.. Presidio
Van Deventer Frank, clerk Henry L. Van Wyck, r.
2600 Howard
Van Deventer Mary. r. 2600 Howard
Van Doren De Witt T. Rev., pastor Fifth Baptist
Church, r. 703 Valencia
Van Doren George W., fancy goods, 606 Montgomery
Av
Van Doren L., agent, r. 2(5 Turk
Van Doren Louis, r. 275 Stevenson
Van Dorn Charles H., driver, r. 110 Austin
Van Dorn Cliarlen H., painter, r. 45 Ritch
Van Drake Alfred, machinist, r. 24)4 Lafayette
Van Dusen B. H., bookkeeper Pac. Jewelery Co., r.
322 Mason
Van Dusen Edward, painter E. M. Gallagher, r. 2220
Hyde
Van Dusen John, real estate agent. 1220 Market
Van Dusen Stark, elerk, r. 21 Hawthorne
Van Duyn E<1. C. Jr., clerk Huntington, Hopkins &
Co., r. 632 McAllister
Van Dozer Abraham P., attorney at law, 628
Montgotnery, rooms 2-3, r. 822 Guerrero
Van Duzer Clarence D., law student A. P. Van Duzer,
r. 822 Guerrero
Va'ta Du/.er Oliver, chief engineer Ftmr Columbia
Van DyeU H. C. , secretary .s'evada Salt and Borax
Co., 310 Pine, room 11, r. Oakland
Van Dyck H. C, clerk Selby Smelting and Lead Co.,
r. Oakland
Van Dyke George B.. clerk Thomas Magee, r. 622 Pine
Van Dyke John, laborer, r. 3 Zoe PI
Van Dyke John H., boatbullder. r. 3 Zoe PI
Vau Dyke Thomas, lineman Cal. Electric Light Co.,
r. 1324 Mission
Van Dyne George, blacksmith James Van Dyne, r.
Sli'otwill, iir Army
Van Dyne James, carriagesmith O. F. Willey k Co., r.
NW cor Sliotwell and Army
Van Ernnion Burton C.electri.ian Pac. Coast Electri-
cal Constru' tlon Co , r. 32 Fourth
Van Every Edwin, manager Grangers' Buslnegs
A8so<iation, 108 Davis, r. 2728 Piue
Van Everv Henrv, r. 2728 Pino
Van Glahn John H., r. 1220 Twenty.second
Van Goethem Romain, gardener and florist, r. 1211
Powell
Van Goethen Frank, r. 64 J4 Brosnan
Vin Harlingen William L., commercial traveler, r.
315 J4 Haight
Van Harllngen William L. J., commercial traveler, r.
.315 H Haight
Van HeckerenT., r. 22 Bond
Van Heeren Albert, carpenter, r. 202 Sixth
Van Hoeter Robert, coflee saloon. 4lii Larkin
Van Hofen Peter, tailor, r. 1016 Howard
Van Horn H. C, r. 21 Oak Orove Av
Van Horn John J. W., conductor Market St. RR., r.
1914 McAllister
W. B. BANCROFT & CO,
49 FIRST ST.
TSIiEFHONB 82.
FINE PRINTING
FKOM NEW TYPE.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSKTS OVER FIVE MII.I<IONS.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO.. General AgenU.
VAN
1176
VAN
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
o
ntPOBTERS OF
I»II>E3,
FOR GAS, STEAM AND ^VATER.
Pipe Fittine»< »I1 Size*.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Van Horn John W.. salesman John W. Carmany, r. 23
Kearny
Van Horn L. (Van Horn, Mather & Frost) 120 Sutter
Van Horn, Mather it Frost (L. Van Horn. A. S. M'ther
and 51. B. Frosti publishers and dealers school
suppll<'8, 120 Sutter, rooujs 65-66
Van Horn Thomas C, liquor saloon, 324 Sixth
Van Horn William, undertaker William H. Porter, r.
116 Eddy
"Van Hoasen William, proprietor Banner Mar-
ket. NE cor El.is and Larkin. r. 809 Van Ness Av
Van Iderstine David, carpenter, r. 319 Laguna
Van Kirk Charles W., salesman, r. Ahlborn House
Van Kirk John C, r. 3215 Sacramento
Van Kirk Theodore, driver Sutter St. RR., r. 931 Mar-
ket
Van Liaak liambert, proprietor Eureka Broom
Factory, S s Seventeenth, bet Howard and Shot-
■well, r. 2018 Howard
Van Liaak Williant N., proprietor Eureka
Brush Factory. N s Seventeenth, bet Howard and
Shotwell. r. 2018 Howard
I Van Loben Sels 1». J., attorney at law, and
consul Paraguay, 530 California, r. 1002 Adeline.
Oakland
j Van Marten John J., barbpr, r. 928 Pine
1 Van Mathanesse , bookkeeper Blum, Baldwin &
I Girvin r. Brooklyn Hotel
i Van Meter Frederick S., weigher Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
; 3ti^ Sixth
Van Neil Emil. foreman Von Voas & Co., r.893 Seven-
] teenth
Van Ness Derrick, capitalist, r. 709 Mason
; Van Ness Frank, student, r. 1020 Green
. Van Ness Garret, shoemaker P. F. Nolan b Sons, r.
; 314 Vick>burg
I Van Ness George, stage carpenter, r. 5 Ewer PI
I Van Ness James, shoemaker, r. 52 Natoma
I Van Ness Seminary, Mrs. Sara B. Gamble prin-
I cipal. 1222 Pine
] Van Ness Thomas C. (Van Ness & Roche) r. 1020
Green
Van Ness William F., carpenter, 726 Howard
Van Ness William H., waiter, r. 8b9 Mai ket
Van Ness 6i Roche (Thomas C. Van Ness and
and John J. Koche) attorneys at law, 2u6 Sau-
some, rooms 9-11
Van Xonrden William F., liquor saloon, BE cor Eddy
I and Pierce
', Van Norden Robert T., real estate agent, 413 Mont-
goicery, r. 905 Steiner
' 1^" Van N rder. See Van Orden
Van Norman F., attdrney at law, 028 Montgom-
ery, room 33. r. 14ii3 Powell
Van Nostrand Daniel C, r. 12<i7 Folsom
I Van Nostrand Daniel C. Jr., shirt cutter, r. 1207 Fol-
j som
Van Nostrand Frank B., compositor Hotel Gazette, r.
j 1207 Folsom
I Van Nostrand Percy D., bookbinder, r. 1207 Folsom
Van Orden Charles, r. 1712 Sutter
I Vau Orden Charles H., printer, r. 1127 Folsom
Van Orden David E.; contractor, r. 7 Montgomery Av
i Van Orden Emily Miss, teacher piano and elucution
I 421 Pobt, r. 207 Twenty-fourth
; Van Orden L.. clerk, r. 207 Twenty-fourth
JAN ORDEN LEANDER, M, D
dentist,,
over City of Paris,
'. Eagle Av nr Park
office 14 Grant Av
I gus administered,
St, Alameda
«^Van Orden. See Van Norden
Vau Otereudorp Cally. clerk Tillmann & Bendel, r.
I Alameda
I Van PeltBrayton, nigh twatchmanfireboat Gov. Irwin
I r. Frultvale
Van Pelt David F., master stmr Tiburon, r. 1704 Polk
I Van Pelt Edward (Van Pelt & Kelton) r. Stockton
Van Pelt Eugene, glove cutter F. Q. ConkUn b Co., r.
Oakland
Van Pelt John S., clerk, r. 1704 Polk
Van Pelt Louis A., clerk Williams Bros., r. 1704 Polk
Van Pelt P. ter, cashier Newhall's Sons & Co., r. 320
Fremont
Van Pelt Samuel K., r. 515 Geary
Van Pelt William B., second officer stmr Bay City, r.
36 Eleventh
Van Pelt k Kelton (Edward Van Pelt and Austin Kel-
tou) proptrs, Stockton and San Francisco River
Express, 418 Sacramento
Van Praag Edward, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r.
1715 Hyde
Van Praag Joseph L., clerk, r. 16 Ellis
Vau Praaa Samuel, cigars, 1211 H Polk, r. 1715 Hyde
Van Praag Samuel A., tiaveling agent Burlington
Route, 32 Montgomery
Van Reed Guadalupe, widow, r. 832 Broadway
Vau Rensselaer William, gli>ve cutter, r. 2012 Mission
Van Reynegom Francis W., attorney at law,
26 Montgomery, rooms 16-17, r. 630 Church
Van Reynegom Mary Miss, r. 2020 Green
Van Riper James, contractor, r. I;i02 Powell
Van Schaack Adeline Miss, stemgrapher, r. 1832 Jessie
Van Schaack Sarah M., widow, r. 1832 Jessie
Van Schaick F. C, printer H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 724
Stevenson
Van Schaiik Louis H., attorney at law, 606 Montgom-
ery, r. 129 Page
Van Schaick Uufus, teamster, r. 719 Hayes
Van Sihnjv-r William O., assistant bookkeeper Lili-
euthal s Co., r. 1H18 Jackson
Van Sicklen Ella, widow, r. 134 McAllister
Van Sicklen F. W.,(Dudge, Sweeney & Co.lr. Alameds
Van Slyck George, driver Jersey Farm Dairy, r. 952
Ht>ward
Van Slyke Abraham B., stair builder A. I. Sanborn, r,
27 Louisa
Van Stdvem Frank, cigarmaker Louis Wertheimer k
Co. ,r. 711 California
Van btraaten B. E., superintendent Jewish Cemetery,
r. 538 Eighteenth
Van Strnaten Emanuel, commercial traveler, r. 538
E gl tenth
Van Tassel B. L., cider works, 120 Golden Gate Av. r.
512 Larkin
Van Tassel Frank, waiter, r. 612 Howard
Van Tassel P. A., aeronaut, r. 333 Bush
Van Tassell Margaret Mrs., r. 1252 Montgomery
Van Tassell Theordore S., cashier James R. Garniss,
r. 2527 Pine
Van Tassell Thomas F., seaman stmr Eureka, r. 1252
M'lntgomery
Van Thusen Cornelius W., r. 529 Sacramento
Van Valer Nathaniel, butcher, r. Servis, bet SasquS'
hanna and St. John
Van Vlack George E., pressman H. S. Crocker b Co.,
r. Oakland
Van Vleck D., wood engraver, 432 Montgomery
Van Vliet Hazael, r. 1429^ O'Farrell
Van Vliet Julinx. jewelry, 752 Market, r. 1217 Webster
VAN VLIET LEON importer
watches, diamonds, jewelry, etc., 103
Van Vliet Louis, salesman M. Wunsch & Co., r. 1626
Post
Van Vliet Louis M.. clerk Leon Van Vliet, r. 101
Grant Av
Van Vliet Maurice, clerk Wm. Schmolz, r. 1626 Post
Van Voorhies George, r. 1237 Stockton
Van Voorhies Willis, laborer S.F. Plaining Mill, r.2U
Eleventh
Van VranUen Frank O., city passenger and
ticket agent Texas and Pacific and MihSuuri Pa-
cific Railways, 605 Market, r. 1318 California
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
UPHOLSTERY.
WHOLZSALE AKD nZTAIL
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEI*.
Mannfacturera of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 mm St.
m IDCr rVTDA nOV < a natnral product of the Finest Grapes of) ARPAD HARASZTHY* CO.,
tJjLlrOt LA I ilA Unit tUeWorld. But no addition of Brandy, f 530 WASEINQTON ST2EET.
VAN
1177
VAS
Van Wart Abram J., expressman, r. 202 Sixth
Van Wart D. Melvin (Western Blacking Co.) r. 911
Howard
Van Wert Mary, widow, r. 429 Tehama
Van Wle Eiiiraa Miss, talloress. r. 1104 Mission
Van Wie Henry, plumber G. & E. Snook, r. 1805
Union
Van Winkle Henry L., with I. S. Van Winkle & Co.,
r. 317 Fulton
Van Winkle 1. S. Mrs., widow, r. 317 Fulton
Van W^inkle I. S. Si Co. (estate of Isaac S. Van
Winkle) N. T. Rumaine manager, iron, steel,
coal, hardware and hardwood lumber, 413-415
Market
Van Winkle Peter S., farmer, r. 523 Guerrero
Van Woermer Henry, carpenter, r. NW cor Twentieth
and Shotwell
Van Woorchen Theodore E. R., merchant, r. 431 Ful-
ton
Van Wormer A. A., r. 334 Fremont
Van Wyck Henry L., stockbroker, 308 Pine, r. 1909
Van Ness Av
Van Wyck Sidney M. Jr., student, r. 1600 Taylor
Van Zandt John K. (Avery & Van Zandt) 220 Sansome,
rooju 20
Van Zandt GlrardusP. teamster, r. 7 Yerba Buena
aff" Van Zandt. See Vansant
Vance George, r. 1145 Mission
Vance James, laborer, r. 618^4 Larkin. rear
Vance M. J., Mrs., widow, r. 616 Ellis
Vance Robert A., plumber and gabfitter, 623 Geary r.
1224 Haigbt
Vance W. H., machinist, r. 26 Turk
Vance William, r. 1321 Sacramento
Vamino Antonio, fruit peddler, r. 728 Green, rear
Vancouver Ci)al Mining and Land Co. (limited) John
Rosenftld agent, 2»i2 Sansome
Vandall B. 0. Mrs., r. 2'^13 Taylor
Vandenburgh Henry (Vaudenburgh k Lewis) r. 245
Eighth
Vandenburgh Si liew^is (Henry Vandenburgh
and Duvid Lewis) stairbuilders, 819 Bryant
B^" Vaudenburgh. See Van den Bergh and Van Den
Bergh
Vandenbus Henry, r. 340 Seventeenth
Vander Herbert V., salesman S, H. Tyler & Son, r.
1713 Jones
VanderbecU C. C, physician, 229 Leavenworth
Vanderbeugle Maurice, cutter E. Klein, r. 2519 Busli
Vanderbllt George, cigarmaker, r. 818 California
Vanderbilt Mill and Mining Co., Joseph Morizio sec-
retary, 328 Montgomery, room 24
Vandercook Robert, machinist, r. 26 Turk
Vandercook W. A., salesman H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
915 Sutter
Vand*hofif Kellogg T., clerk E. W. Carpenter, r. Pal-
ace Hotel
Vanderlip John J., carpenter 8. F. Planing Mill, r,
140 Rose Av
Vanderpool Jacob, janitor Pacific Heights School, r.
241M Clay
Vanderslice William K. (W. K. Vanderslire b Co.) r.
Oakland
Vanderslice "W. K. & Co. (WUliam K. Vander-
6ll( e and Kenneth Melrose) manufaciurers and
dealers watches, silverware, jewelry, diamonds,
etc., 136 Sutler
Vanderveen O. M., longshoreman, r. 36 Zoe
Vandeusen E. A. Mrs., dressmaker, 121 Post, rooms
19-20
Vandever Charles, agent, r. Occidental Hotel
Vandevich Joseph, cook Palace Hotel
Vandewater Herman, train dispatcher S. P.. C, r. 110
Twenty-third
Vandewater William C, engineer Pacific Saw Mnfg
Co., r. Oakland
Vander Joseph, teamster, r. 2108 Mason
Vandor Paul E., reporter Call, r. 2108 Mason
FRATINGER 8t CO.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
JERSEY WAISTS.
NEWEST GOODS, LATEST STYLES, LOWEST PRICES.
105 KEARNY STREET.
ROOFING,
RAIN WATER PIPES, GUTTERS and VALLEYS ' J
MADE AND REPAIRED.
Roofa of all kinds made "Water TifglkU
W. E
PLUMBER,
Established 1860.
LANE,
505 KEARNT STREET.
Telephone 315,
Vane Joseph, clerk, r. 871 Market
Vane Louis J., plumber, r. 621 Stevenson
Vane William, musician, r. 320 Lily Av
Vanhersecke Auguste. bookkeeper E. Gamier, r. 534
Minna
Vanhouten S. E. widow, r. Fourteenth, W s Kansas,
bet Sierra and Humboldt
Vanier Archibald, eigarmaker. r. 427 Greenwich
Vanier Hector, cigarraaker, r. 427 Greenwich
Vanier Louis A., tailor, r. 813 Filbert, rear
Vaning William, blacksmith Fulton Iron Works, r.
3.33 Minna
Vankiik C. W., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. Russ
House
Vanna William, driver United Carriage Co., r. 106J4
Third
Vanne C. H., compositor Examiner, r. 526 Pine
Vanui John A., engineer F. Toplitz & Co., r. 1426 Pa-
cific
Vanni Natalie, sculptor, r. 1426 Pacific
Vanno John E., livery stable, 712 Pacific
Vannucchi HernardotVannucchi Bro8.)r. SW cor Pine
and Webster
Vannucchi Brothers (Bernardo and Eugenio) fruits
and vegetables, SW cor Pine and Webster
Vannucchi Eugenio (Vannucchi Bros.) r. SW cor Pine
and Webster
Vannucci Raphael (Matteucci & Vannucci) r. 124 Pa-
cific
Vanouio Marck (Vanonio fc Cuneo) r. 146 Second
Vanonio & Cuneo (Marck Vauonlo and Bartholomew
Cuneo) restaurant, 146 Second
Vansant Richard L., draftsman, r. 920 Bush
i»" VausaiJt. See Van Zandt
Vanslett John, brassmolder W. T. Garratt k Co., r.
Oakland
Vanstahern Van, cigarmaker, r. 711 California
Vargas Antonia. widow, r. 1503 Mason
Vargas Pedro, pressman George H. Tay & Co., r. 10
Virginia PI
Varian H. 8., reporter Alta, r. 1010 Powell
Varian W. H., sawyer S. F. Box Co., r. 6 Russ
Varley John, driver, r. 829 Folsom
Varley Joseph, plumber, r. 522 Pine
Varney Eliza H. B. Mrs., teacher Mission Primary
School, r. 121 Julian Av
Varney Harry H., clerk local freight office S. P. Co.,
r. 417 Larkin
Varney H. B., claim clerk Goodall, Perkins k Co., r.
121 Julian Av
Varney John W., teacher dancing A. A. Sanders, r.
2910Fol8om
Varney Joseph, teamster, r. 609 Seventh
Varney L. H., contractor, 638 Market, r. 724^ Market
Varney Mary C. B. Miss, teacher Rincon Grammar
School, r. 121 Julian Av
Varney Roi-ert, r. 121 Julian Av
Varney Tbomas H. B., iron, steel and Camber-
land coal, 22-24 Fremont, r. 33 Julian Av
Varni Autoulo, vegetable garden, Seneca, nr Mission
Road
Varni Charles, baker, r. 11 Jasper PI
Varni Giuseppe, laborer, r. 609 Seventh
Varni John A., millhand Hobbs, Wall k Co., r. 11 Jas-
per PI
Varni Stefano, laborer, r. Jasper PI
Varsi AloyMus Rev., S. J., clergyman St. Ignatius'
Colle^-'e, 214 Hayes
Vasconoellos Joseph J., stoves and ranges, 524 Wash-
ington, r. 2607 Clay
Vaselato Denis, fruits. Cliff House
Vaselato Napoleon, fruits and vegetables, 705 Sutter,
r. HI 5 Post
Vaslit Frank H., clerk, r. 920 Market
Vaslit F. H. .Mrs., r. 920 Market
Vasquez Domiuga, widow, r. E s California At, bet
Precita Av and Twenty-eighth
Vasquez Marguerita, r. 10 Sonora
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
BTannf^cfnrer of ererr deBcrlptlon of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to 5U Beale Street, Sau FruuciMSO.
R a 1 1 n cy P r<»ce«ke TEUMAN. ISHAM & HOOKER, 421-427 Market St. HAY, flXOJfi,
Baling rreSSeS. mop. WOOJL. JBA<i}. and OBCUIIiliA PBJBSSJES.
VAS
1178
VER
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
lilPORTERS OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
AU 8ize8 and Numbers.
309. 311, 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Vasquez Maria, widow, r. 15 BwDiiam PI
VHHqiiez KHyiiiiiud (Olivar ti Vasquez) r. 444 Green
Vussault Ferdtannd, real estate, 608 Mont-
gomery, room \U, r. Berkeley
VassHUlt Lawreu. e S., journalist The Argonaut
Vas8eliu Hyppolyte. cabinetmaker, r. 76H5i Bryant
Vasseliu Jules carpenter, r. IGJit Bryant
Vaxselin P., r. 76;i?i Bryant
VHtt-r Edwin A., artist, r. 8V5 Eighth
Vater George, jinltor Washington Grammar School,
r. 70:1 Greenwich
VstUn Charles.winemaker. r. 27Jii Oak Grove At, rear
Viituone E.. (Vatuone & Zeiro) r. 407 Pacific
Vatnoue .% Zeiro (E. Vntuone and F. Zeiro) proptr»
Hotel dl Geneva. 407 Pacific
Vauoher Alfnnse, cigarmaker Boger Bros.
Vaudagna Catherine Mitsa (F. & C. Vaudagna) r. 1025
Market
Vaudagna F. & C. (Miss Frances and Miss Catherine
Vaudagna) cloaks and suits, 1025 Market
Vaudagna Frances Miss (F. k C. Vaudagna) r. 1035
Market
Taudoit Frank, salesman Ackerman Bros. r. 836 Mis-
sion
VaugHan Emma Sirs., proprietor Imperial
Pliotograph Gallery, 724 Ji Market, r.lOR Eleventh
Vaughan Frederick, salesman William A. Searles, r.
27 Birch Av
Vaughan Frederlek, r. 13 Verba Biiena
Vaughan Hector M., photographer Imperial Gallery,
r. 106 Eleventh
Vaughan John, laborer, r. 509 Bryant
Vaughan John, laborer Thomas Bailey & Co., p. cor
Savannah and St.Tnomas
Vaughan John E., compositor, r. 1400 Buchanan
Viughan Patrick, laborer, r. 118 Gilbert
Vaughan Rufus K., photographer Imperial Gallery,
r. 106 Kleventh
Vaughan Thomas, waiter, r. 1001 Mission
Vaughan Walter B. machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 10(>2 Folst.m
Vaughan William P., boilermaker Bisdon I. and L.
Works, r. 711}4 Harrison
Vaughan Wilson, porter, r. 19 Sherwood PI
Vaughn C, r. 638 Commercial
Vaughn Daniel, carpi-nter, r. 304 Fell
Vaughn Edward, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery, r. St.
Rose's Av, bet Masonic Av and Wood
Vaughn Elizabeth, widow, r. 21ii Eddy
Vaughn George, carpenter, r. 2233 Post
Vaughn George H., janitor Sanchez Street School, r.
215 Tweniyniuth
Vaughn John, labor, r. p. 611 Seventh
Vaughn M. A. Mrs., widow, r. iJOi) Buchanan
Vaughn Michael J., cabinetmaker, r. 46:i Clementina
Vaughn Patrick, ship carpenter, r. 442 Fifth
Vaughn William, cook, r. 807 Kearny
Vauglin William, bag sewer, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 4, r. 1214 Pacific
Vaup»l Henry J. E. ( Vaupel i<j Hunt) r. 2243 Mission
Vaupel & Hunt (Henry J. E. Vaupel and Daniel A.
Hunt) hardware. 2243 Mi8:<ion
Vauthier Alfred, importer and dealer native
wines and liquors, 1301 Stockton
Vautrin P.. r. 901 Twenty-third
Vaviloff Peter, coffee snloon. 87 Turk, r. 1034 Taylor
Vnyre H-uri, raacliinlKt, r. 205 O'Farrell
Veach Drug and Medicine Co. The, T. J. Veach presi-
dent, A. M. Silverstein secretary, office 223 Sac-
ramento
Veach Thomas J., president The Veach Drug and
Medicine Co.. 223 Sacramento, r. Oakland
Veasey Perley, salesman Laws & Roberts, r. 1209 Tay-
lor
Vebrock Charles L., bookkeeper, r. 147 Third
Ved.-r James, calker. r. 54 Klrst
Veeder Barney H., night inspector Custom House, r.
988 Harrison
3108
430
638
Veeder Frederick, r. 409 First
Veen Frauk J. (C. Herrmann & Co.) r. 910 Greenwich
Vega Louis, cook, r. 1107 Kearny
Vehling Frederick, match nmfr, r. 1716M Jessie
Veiller Louis, liquor dealer, 1. fil» Greenwich
Veilstrup Peter C, aalesman 0'Dwyer& Sons, r. 316M
Ritch
Veirs Frank B., salesman G. W. Clark & Co., p. 826
Capp
Veirs L. L. tobacconist. 2930 Sixteenth
Veit Ellen, widow, hat trimmer, r. 68 Natoma
Veil George Jr., baker Swain Bros., r. 17 Mouroe
Veitch Charles P., shoemaker, r. 344 Eighteenth
Veitch James, driller S. F. Bridge Co., r. Illinois, nr
Napa
Velt.h Mary R.. milliner, r. 344 Eighteenth
Veith Antone, tailor, r. 431 Dupont
Vekander Anders, liquor saloon, 537 Post, r. East
Oakland
Velasquez Santiago C. roarblecutter, p. 819 Vallejo
Velbert John S., varieties, 418 Hayes
Veleich John, seaman, r. 503 East
Velenger George. P. 151 Clara
Vellguth August, bartender, r. 312 Mason
Vellguih F. William, r. 743 Ellis
Vellingep George, capitalL'^t, r. 1.51 Clara
Velten George, liquor saloon, 317 Montgomery At, r.
1-232 Dupont
Venable Joseph A., engineer stmr Madrono,
Taylor
Venaglia Enrico, restaurant, 524 Broadway.
Union
Venard Josephine, widow, p. 702 Lombard
Venari F.. r.HH Union PI
VencheanetteD., driver Wells, Fargo b Co.
Folsom
Vendome The, Mrs. I. C. Cole proptr, 725-727 Pine
Venezuela Isabel, widow, r. 1122 Pacific
Venezuela Joseph R., salesman, r. 837 Pacific
Venker C. Henry, clerk H. Hollman k Co., P. 2807
Mission
Venker Frederick H., bookkeeper Standard Oil Co., p.
128 Laiigton
Venker Henr.v H., machinist Eisdon I. and L. Works, r.
128 Langtott
Venker Mary K. Mrs., r. 128 Langton
Venn Charles C, painter, SW cor Green and Buchanan
Vennekohl Benjamin (Vennekohl Bros.) r. 1611J6
Jones
Vennekohl Brothers (John and Benjamin) groceries
and liquors, NE cor Pacific and Leavenworth
Vennekohl John (Vennekohl Bros.) r. 1222 Pacific
Vennert James, brassfinisber W. T. Garrati k Co., r.
138 Fremont
Venule John, cook, p. 531 Sacpamento «
Vensano Andrea, merchant, r. 1123 Powell
Vent Jauieg. laborer freight depot 8. P. Co.
Venter George H., clerk Baker & Hamilton, P. 1036 H
Folsom
Venter John C. clerk forwarding dept Wells, Fargo
* Co., r. 1036)4 Folsom
Venter Peter, clerk, r. 1036 54 Folsom
Veutera Vaelar. machinist, r. 1901 ^ Mission
Venthien Frederick, cook, r. 320 Drumm
Venturi Fioravante. r. 1413 Kearny
Veiituri G., tailor, r. 420 Filbert
Veutnrl Stephen, teamnter. r. 1622 Stockton, rear
Venturi T., merchant tailor, 432 Montgomery Av. r.
29 Kearny
Venturi Vincens (Bertoluci k Venturi) r. 316 Broad-
way
Venturi Vincenzo, seaman, r. 427 Pacific
Veuturini Bartolomeo, laborer, r. 222 Broadway
Veraker Tliomas, laborer, r. 230 Thirteenth
Verbarg Harry, bartender August Van Bergen, r. 605
Clay
Verbeck Achille, tailor G. Tacconl, r. 412 Geary
Verbeck Francis, tailor, 412 Geary
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Veroevjch Aflam L., porter, r. 14 Glover
Vercc.utere Cbarles L.. boots and ehoc s, 1514 Stockton
Yerdenal John M., sltoruey at law, 609 Sacraiuenfo.r.
9 Tweuty-second
Verdenhalven John, grocerlee and liquors, 400 Sixth,
r. 40;j Sixtri
V^Tdespeil P., barber, 1071 Market, r. 164fi Polk
Verdi Luisl, reporter La Voce del Popolo, r. 818 San-
Boiue
Vprdier Eugene (Gales & Verdier) r. 419 Pine
Vtrdier Gaston (Verdier.MorenufcCoJr. Paris, France
VERDIEE, MOREAU & CO.
(Gastoit Verdier and George* Moreau)
proprietors City of Paris, importera
»nd dealers dry goods, SE cor Geary
and Grant. Av; Paris, 5 Rue de Con-
servatoire; New Yorlt, 486 Uroadwajr
Verdier Paul. Indit-s' tullor, 315 Sutter
Vt-rdon Jaue Mrs., r. 31 Oak
Verdugo Antonio, ciKar manufacturer, 422 Sac-
ramento, r. 230 (ireen
VerduKo Seralina Mrs., r. 1S09J4 Mtion
Verein Concordia, 538 California
Verein Eintraclxt Hall, 316 Post
Vereker James Hev., assistant pastor St. Patrick's
Chunh, r. 744 Mission
Versra Qluseppo, cook Phil's Exchange, r. 1520 Taylor
Verj^ex Caroline Mrs., dressmaking, <;23 Green
Veracz Charles, r. 1517 Pupout
Vergez John, bakt-r, r. 023 Grnen
Vertjes John P. (Encloses k Verges) r. cor Russia and
Moscow, Excelsior Homestead
Verbaghen Adolph, lamps and glassware and painter
on glass. 1734 Maiket, r. 14 D-.re
VerhelfU Henry, waiter, r. 202 5^ Franci'co
Verhoeven Theodore A., seaman stmr San Vicente, r.
728 Lombard
Verleger Frederick, bookbinder A. J. liCsry, r. 352
First
Verleger Henry, paper ruler H. 8. Crocker & Co., r.
211HBak.'r
Ver Mehr John M. Mrs., widow, r. 2423 Pacific At
Vcr Mt-hr Lf-ouard, clerk Cunningham, Curtiss &
Welch, r. 2423 Pacific Av
Vermeil J. L., hay and grain, Third Street Wharf, r.
511 Twenty-four ih
Vernard William J., bookkeeper, r. 17 Oak Groye At
Verne Agostino, miller, r. 1610 Mai^on
Verne Jules, porter Davis k Cowell, r. 7 8onom» PI
Verne neiuhold, cook, r. 1624 Powell
Veriier John, maltster Herman Zwieg, r. 624 Brannan
Vernet Adi^-n. tanner A. Legallet, r. N s Venzuela, bet
Tombigbee and Potomac
Vernling Gnorge. r. 987 Harrison
Vernou Frank, oflBcial stenographer Police Court No.
2, office 43+ California r. 1916 Union
Ternon Frank Jr., clerk Union Iron Works, r. 1916
Union
Vernou George, butcher, r. 1003 Mission
V«ruon Howard, stt nographer and notary public,
office iU California, r. 1916 Union
Vernon J, H., r. 845 Mission
Vernon John C, carpfuter, r. Ahlbnrn House
Vero William Mrs., widow, r. 238 Shotwell
Veronesi Alexander, cutter Porter. Slessiuger & Co., r.
502 Vallejo
Verri Jules A. L , r. r. 7 San Antonio
Vsrrill Edward F., station baggagemaster S. P. Co., r.
112J4 Twelfth
Terrill Thomas J., locksmith and bellhanger, 645
Mis-ion
Verrlnder Arthur E. (Verrinder Bros.) r. 1522 Pacific
At
Verrlnder BrotKers (Robert F. and Arthur E.)
dentists, 37 Post
Veriinder Robert F. (Verrinder Bros.) r. 37 Post
Verry ChaWes, seaman stmr Mexico
DR. BAZAN'S
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iilso Medicated and Electric Eallis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED
CHIMNEYS REPAIRED, CHIMNEY SWEEPING.
Cliimney Tops tbat ^vill dravr.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1800. Telephone 315.
Verso Peier, ship calker, r. 14 Twenty-eighth
Vertelll J' hn, musician, r. 319 Minna
VerT ilin Dempster, commission merchant, 310 DaTli,
r. 6i!0 Eighteenih
Vesaria Louis, paying teller Pacific Bank, r. 9214
Webster
Vescovo Anthony, steTedore, r. fi35 Second
Vessing E. J., cashier R. A. Swain & Co., r. Oakland
Vest Charles, peddler, r. 434 Natoma, rear
Vester Mary, widow, r. 10 White
Vesterman H., r. 871 Market
Veterans' Home Association, Luman Wadbam secre-
tary, 5(14 Kearny
Veto Frank, fish dealer, r. 410 Union
Vette Henry W.. waiter E. * T. Althof
Vetteu J., canvasser, r. 231 Fifteenth
Vet ev Alfred, merchant, r. l:<2 Halght
Vetter Anguste, blacksmith, 922 Brannan, t. 10 McLea
Court
Vetter Franz, gardener, r. 62'i <"lay
Vetter Frederick, tailor, 142 Fifth
Vetter H. Mrs., ladies' and children's rmderwear, 611
Bryant
Vetter Lena, domestic 914 Greenwich
Vetter William A., with Truokee Lumber and Box
MnfgCo., r. 62« Sixth
Vetterlein Morris, mnfr morocco, Ns Brannan, bet
Eighth and Ninth, r. 541 Ninth
Vetterli Jacob, r. 603 Pine
Vetterlin Eaiil, stableman, r. 310 Golden Gate At
Veuve H. Henry, salesman A. Vignier, r. Union Club
Veza Joseph, dentist, 52(i?< Jessie
Viacava Giuseppe, laborer Am. Salt Co., r. 10 Lafay-
ette PI
Viacava Stephen, laborer Am. Salt Co.,r. 10 Lafayette
PI
Vladero Damaso, salesman Esberg, Bachman k Co., r.
1517 Powell
Viard Marie, widow, r. 772 M Folsom
Vibart Augustus, clerk he 'dquarters ElYlslon of the
Pacific, r. 8. A., r. 44 Third
Vice Mary Mrs., teacher music, r. 720 Bush
Vice Thomas, boat builder, 42 Steuart, r. 1616 Golden
Gate At
Vice William R., assistant acent New York, Lake Erie
and Western RR., 22 Montgomery, r. 412 Van Ness
At
Vicelja Luka, cook N. P. MilloglaT, r. 628 Battery
Vicena Peter, fruits and vegetables, r. IdOS Pacific
Vicente Antonio M., proptr Progresso Californiense,
525 Front, rooms 1-2, r. 8(I8 Filbert
Vicente Lucio, bootblack Ferdinand Sand
Vicevich Luca, waiter, r. 628 Broadwar
Vicheli Frank, with Pac. Vinegar and Pickle Works
Vicher Hubert, engineer, r. 2329 Fillmore
Vick Caroline Mrs., varieties, 10.53!^ Folsom
Vick Christopher, rook, r. 809 Jacks 'n
Vi -kers George, capitalist, r . 310 San>-ome
Vickers J. B.. laborer Cnstom House, r. 504 Sixth
Vickerv J. D. Mrs., r. 18 >« Washington Av
Vickery William, lithographer Cal. Cigar Box Co., r.
632 Broadway
Vickery William K., art dealer, 631 Market, r. East
Oakland
Vico T., steward, r. 118 Trenton
Vicltslmrg Siege of, Tlie Panoranta, United
States Panorama <^o , OhicsKO, proprietors, Albert
Pissis manager, SW cor Eddy and Mason
Victor Annie Miss, r. lolM Washington
Vict T Charles, trunkniaker. r. 611 Nineteenth
Vii tor E. B. Miss, dressmaker, 1415 Miss on
Victor F. F. Mrs., authoress, r. 611 Nineteenth
Victor Flouring Mills (HoUister) M. C. Ellis * Son,
R. M. Shackelford and J. R. Cross proptrs, 29
Merchants' Exchange
Victor Gtistave, trunkniaker, r. 611 Nineteenth
Victory Dennis, teamster Oregon Imp. Co., r. 423
Brannan
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
Viptorv John J., stairbullder H. L. Bishop, r. Oakland
Vidah Paul, restaurant. 12 OH Polk, r. 1214 H Polk
Vi.lal Pedro, tlshernmu r. U Pres.ott
Vidaillft Louis (Louis VidaiMet * Co.) r. 813 P.icific
Vidslllet Louis & Co. (Louis VKUillet) blacksmiths,
424 Pad Bo
Vidaver Falk Rrv. D.D., rabbi Congregation Sherith
Israel, r. 916 O'Farrell
Vidaver .Joseph, dentist, r. 611 P.^lk
Vidaver Nixon J (Rinebold \ Vidaver) r. 610 Polk
Videau ftustavf, polioeuian, r. 32 Willow \r
Videau Henry C, pressman Mrs. L. U. Richmond &
Son, r. Sm Mission
Videtta reter, laborer Union Iron Works, r. Handley
House
Vidy H:iunah, widow, r. 929 Jackson
Viel>rock OharVs L.. bookkeeper Thomas A. Cox &
Co.. r. U7 Third
Vieiro .Aiitoiiio M.. s^nman. r. 8 Oresnn
Viel Louis, cook .\ugiist Blinn, r. 822 Montgomery
Viel Jo-eph. cook r. 724 Mi-sioa
Vielliaben Theodore, painter, r 1044 Sutter
VIENNA GARDENS, aame, A.
Browne proprietor, NTV cor Sutter and
Stockton
A'ienna Alodel Btikery, Boemer Brothers, pro-
prietors, 2ii5 Kearny
Vieno Stephen M., conductor N. B. and M. BR., r. 7
Oak
Vlera Tomaso. lab->rer, r. 15 Dunn's Alley
Vierbooni Louis T., cutter Reeve & btaab, r. 1415
Powell
Viert'ckt Conrad, bakery, 776 Folsom
Vit-rhus Robert, carp.nter, r. 112 Eleventh
Vierra Manuel D., lonjjshoreman. r. 322 Vallejo. re^r
Vlesjeniew^ki Alexandre Mme., teacher Filippe's
Academy of Lancur-ges
Vietheer Herman, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Viey Peter, doorkeeper French Hospital
Viganego E'tiilio, cigarmaker H. Flagemann & Co.,r. 3
Sonora PI
Vidhaggo Eugene, cook John Bergez. r. !>\m Liberty
Viu'ueau Gabriel, bu se French H 'spit.sl
Vlg-nier Ami, importer and wholesale dealer
wines and liquor", and pr ipriet r California and
Pacific Cream of Tartar Works, 429-431 Battery, r.
916 Or. enwich
Vignier Francis, cabinetmaker John Cuff, t. Colma,
San Mateo
Vignole Luigi. restaurant, 61.'5 Commercial
Vijrorit Powder Co. of CaUfornisL, Ed. O.
LukePB manager, 40 California
Vigoureaui Eli-', bootblack, E s Leidesdorff, bit Cali-
fornia and Pine, r. 611 Mission
Viffoureaux -lules, cook. r. 81.S Montgomery
Vigoureanx William, physician, office 481 Jessie, r.
1(W9H Turk
Vilas aeorge, r. 291S Clay
Vilis Angel, clerk Xieves Garcia, r. 7 Pinknev PI
Villa Hotel. Mrs. M. Richardson proptr, D, bet Fifth
and Sixth .\vs
Villa Jerome, shcieniaker. r. 431 Pupont
Villafranca Richard, c«shier Cabrera, Roma fc
Oo., ami Consul (Tenersl Costa Rica, office 123
California, r. 10*3 Mission
Villain Ernile B.. sbippiiigclerk Hawley Bros. Hard-
ware Co., r. 1406 MMSon
Villain John B., r. 1106 Mason
Villalon Daniel, cigarmaker A. Verdugo, r. 230 Green
Villar Juan, fireman stmr San Juan
Villard August, cook, r. •'> Moulton
Villard G., cook, r. ma Ellis
Villanl M.. r. C12 Ellis
Ville de Pariss, Verdier, Moreau i Co. proprietors,
SE cor Geary and Grant Av
Villedien Charles, wines and liquors, 1000 Larkin, r.
818 Geary
Villeal Nicholas, bootblack D. Hulling, r. 6 Eeyei
Alley
Villemeur Joseph, bootmaker, 4 Summer, r. 8 Mont-
gomery Av
Villiere Albert J., pressman Brunt & Fisher, r. 133
Liberty
Villiere Charles J., plumber, r. 122 Liberty
Vilhere Jacob, stone cutt: r, r. 122 Liberty
Villion Romaiu, cook, r. fil'.i Pacific
Viu.is Donaciano R.. waiter etmr Ancon, r. 140S Maaon
Vinceuot Louise, widow, r. 732 Washington
Vincent Albert G., clerk, r. 739 Green
Vincent Anthony M., journalist, r. 808 Filbert
Vincent .Arthur, teamster, r. 1606 Geary
Vincent Brothers (John and Louis) butchers, 16<H
Polk
Vincent Clarence, with W. U. Tel. Co.. r, lOOS Pine
Vincent Clarence D , contractor, office 320 California,
room 7, r. Oakland
Vincent Frank, painter, r. 21 John
Vincent Frank 0., gardener, r. 3106M California
Vincent Geo; ge, colle.tor New Zealand Fire and Ma-
rine Ins. Co., r. 2.5 Stanly PI
Vincent George J., bookkeeper S. F. Gaa Light Co., r.
25 Stanly PI
Vincent George T., clerk W. H. H. Hart, r. Prescott
House
Vincent George W., capitalist, r. 1703 Sacramento
Vincent Harry A., painter, r. 138 Ridley
Vincent Hattie Miss. r. .547 Minna
Vincent Henry A... student, r. 739 Green
Vinceht Henry P , civil engineer, r.l402Leaven'wortb
Vincent J., laborer American Exchange Hotel
Vincent James, carpenter, r. 1774 Howard
Vincent John (Vincent Bros.) r. 1-513 Polk
Vincent Joseph, laundrymsn La Grand Laundry
\'incent Joseph il., master mariner, r. 7:>9 Green
Vincent Lawrence, bookkeeper, r. 2023 Mason
Vincent Louis (Vincent Bros.) r. 1642 Polk
Vincent Martin, stableman, r. 1517 California
Vincent Marv, widow, r. 327 H Golden Gale At
Vincent S., waiter, r. 8 O'Farrell Alley
Vincent Samuel, boatman, r. junction Fourth and
Kentncky
Vincent, Sevin & Co. (Engene Thiele and Benoit
Ba.scon) seedsmen, 6<i7 Sansome
Vincent William, carpenter, r. 824 Nineteenth
Vincent William, steward bktne George C. Perkins, r.
13 Pacific
Vincent William H., cashier Davis Bros.
& Co..r. 1903 Webster
Vincent Zephin. ironer S. F. Laundry
Vincenzi Charles, musician, r. .527 Green
Vincenzo Dominic, fisherman r. 14 Union PI
Vine George L., steward, r. 703 J< Davis
Viner Henry A., trader, r, 1526 Stockton
Viner James F.. ha.' n^ssmaker. r. 309 Linden Av
Vini Raphael, laborer, r. 424 Union
Vining Andrew J., clerk Post Office, r. 2112 Pine
Viuing Everard A., engraver Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r.
.-Vlameda
Vining George H., driver Wells, Fargo Oo., r.'6 Met-
calfe PI
Vint J.imes, laborer, r. 243 Fremont
Viols Salvatore, fish, 1 Clay Street Market, r. 828H
Montgomery
Virden R. D. Mrs., r. 1619 Devisadero, rear
Viigil H. L. Mrs., widow, r. ,S01 Turk
Virgin J. W., gripman Market St. RB., r. 33 Powell
Av
Virginia and Gold Hill Water Co., W. W. SteUon sec
ret.iry, 57 Nevada Block
Viscara Lswrence, laborer Cal. Cracker Co., r. IS
Kearny
Vischer Charles P., clerk San Joaquin Improvement
Co., r. Oakland
Vischer Hubert, civil engineer, 318 Pine, room 38, r.
1807 Steiner
Bergmann
W. & J, SLOANS & CO.
Hotels and Steamboats completely furnished with
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY.
Special Prices Given.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEI..
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Manofacnirers of Sliow Cases
and Store Fiitures.
37 Martet St.
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Visi-hl Joseph, watchman AmbroiBe OoUy, r. ild
Union
Visher Dennis, helper U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Yisitacion Water Co., David Farquharson president,
Vernon Campbell secretary, NW cor Powell aud
Eddy
VitaJch John, restaurant, 606 Hayes, r. 3<7)<5 Grove
Vitalini C. E., crayon artist, 127 Kearny
Vite Charles, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woole* Factory
Vlteri Adolph, clerk Urruela & llrioste. r. 405 Geary
Vlticultuial Commissioners State Board
of, Clarence J. Wetmore secretary, 204 Mont-
gomery
Vits Jacob, bakery, 1205 Polk
Vitt Alfred, salesman O'Bauion & Dagenais, r. 1246
Howard
Vltt Charles F., salesman William W. Drum, r. 1246
Howard
Vitt Emil, yard foreman Simpson Bros., 1 Howard, r.
464 Minna
Vitt Joseph, clerk Simpson Bros., 1 Howard, r. 126
Morris Av
Vitt Walter (James Winslow k Co.) r. 1246 Howard
Vivian Joseph, steward tugboat Relief
Vivian Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.,) J. Stadt-
field Jr., secretary, 419 California, room 26
Vivian Hubert, machinist Risdon I. %nd L. Works, r.
311 Main
Vivian Thomas, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 311 Main
Vivian Thomas J., journalist Chronicle, r. 914 Pine
Vivier Eliza, widow, r. 908 Jackson
Vizard Elizabeth, widow, r. 1917 G< ary
Vizard Harry, clerk Davis Bros., 1234 Market, r. 217
Mason
Vizina James M., manager The Baldwin Billard
Room, r. 534 Geary
Vizzard Joseph B., harnessmaker J, A. McKerron, r.
362 Jessie
Vlajo John, waiter Eocco Beban
Vlautin Paul, restaur int, 715 Davis
Vock Simon (Wittmaack & Vock) r. 41 Fourth
Vocke Brothers (Charles aud William) butchers, 488
Eighth
Vocke Charles (Vocke Bros.) r. 27 Ford
Vocke Gustave C. cigars and tobacco, 131 Montgom-
ery Av, r. 170C Leavenworth
Vocke Henry (Schroeder & Vocke) r. 301 Golden Gate
Av
Vocke William (Vocke Bros.) r. 488 Eighth
Vodden Stephen, carpenter, r. 902 Montgomery
Voecka Louis, cigarmakpr, r. 454)4 Tehama
Voegt Jacob, ship carpenter, r. 620 Sixth
Voelkel George E., architect and civil engineer,
331 Kearny, rooms 1-3 r. Alameda
Vogdes Charles B., second lieutenant Co. E, Ist In-
fantry. U. S. A., Angel Island
Voge Peter, master mariner, r. 530 Third
Vogel Agatha Miss, teacher Van Ness Seminary, r.
1222 Pine
Vogel Alfred (Vogel & Hahn) r. 422 Shotwell
Vogel August, solicitor B. Nathan & Co.. r, 6}i Sher-
wood PI
Vogel Bernard, r. 27 J^ Fourth
Vogel Charles, r. 435 Bush
Vogel Charles, bookkeeper F. Katz
Vogel Charles, mechanical engineer Powell St. BR.,
r. 2609 Clay
Vogel Charles, shoemaker, 502 Post
Vogel Hedwlg Mrs., teacher music, r. 20 HoUis
Vogel Henry, blacksmith, r. 435 Pine
Vogel John (Vogel & Eadtke) r. 730 Union
Vpgel Julius, cigarmaker HoSman & Davis, r. 567
Minna
Vogel Mary, domestic 435 Pine
Vogel Melchior, carrier The Guide, r. 919 Powell
Vogel Paul, bookkeeper L. D. Stone & Co., r. 1619
Post
FRATINGER & CO.
READY-MADE SUITS
FOR
LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDBEN.
105 KEARNY STREET.
JOHN HAMM0N¥
REFLECTORS,
FOE SHOW WINDOWS AND STOEES,
MADE AND REPAIRED.
W. -E. LANE,
Plumber
B05 KEARNT STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Vn^el Philip (Schtimaun & Vogel) r. 1314 Kearny
Vogel R., liquor saloon, NW cor California and
Drumm, r. 5 Grand Av
Vogel Sigmund, brewer, r. 1618 Stockton, rear
Vogel Valf>titine, decorator, r. 31H Mluua
Vogel William, clerk, r. 20 Hollls
Vogel William H.. butcher. NW cor Fifteenth and
Noe
"Vogel <& Hahn (Alfred Vogel and Hugo Hahn)
newsdealers and stationers, 410 Kearny
Vogel & Radtke (John Vogel and August Radtke)
coopers, 22-24 Broadway, and 890-892 Front
l^" Vogel. See Fo«el and Fogle
Vogel< r Rudolph S., clerk, r. 26 Natoma. rear
Vogeley Charles C, r. 249 Stevenson
Vogelman Charles A., cigarmaker, r. 112 Lily Av
Vogelman David J., clerK H. F. Prien, r. 112 Lily Av
Vogelman Emil. barber Isidore C. Levey, r. 112 Lily
Av
Vogelman Henry, driver National Brewing Co., r. 730
Fulton
Vogelman Henry, merchant (Modesto. Oal.) r. 112
Lily Av
Vogelsang A. T. , assistant secretary State Board
of Harbor Commissioners, 10 California, r. 418
Leavenworth
Vogelsang Henry G.. fireman S. P. Co.. r. 430 Shot-
well
Vogelsang Max, wines and liquors, 515 California
Vogelsang Richard, conductor, r. 1623 Eddy
Vogelsanger A. Mrs., widow, r. 1322 Fillmore
Vogelsdorff Julius, r. fill Post
Vogelsdorfif Rebecca Miss, with Freud & Sons. r. 1816
Sacramento
Vogelsdorff Rosa Mrs. (Freud & Sons) r. 1816 Sacra-
. uiento
Vogelsdorff Theodora Miss, with Freud & Sons, r.
1816 Sacramento
Voges Henry F., cigarmaker H. Plagemann k Co.. r.
445 Jepsie
Voget Charles B., screentender, r. 916 Sansome
Vogler John F., glazier B. & J. S. Doe, r. Berkeley
Vogler John N., printer, r. 424 Sansome
Voglisizzo Eugenie, cook, r. 511 X Filbert
Vogt George, r. 23 Jessie
Vogt Heorge, cook 435 Pine
Vogt Henry, harnessmaker J. C. Johnson b Co.. r.
1009 Powell
Vogt Louis, r. 608 Broadway, rear
8^" Vogt. See Voight and Voigt
Vogus Henry, cigarmaker, r. 104 Powell
Voight George, machinist F. W. Krogh & Co.. r. 10
Tehama PI
Voisht Herman, restaurant, 256 Fourth
Voight Peter, silversmith Schulz & Fischer, r. 220
Pacific
Voight Bernard, jeweler, r. 220 Pacific
Voight Christian, clerk Schulken Bros., r. 901 Bush
Voigt Herman, blacksmith, r. 1625 Church
Voigt Jacob M., carpenter, r. 620 Sixth
Voigt Rudolph E.. bookkeeper S. L. Jones & Co.. r.
1307 Taylor
B^- Voigt. See Vogt
Voigts Frederick, cook stmr Queen of the Pacific, r.
19 Grand Av
Voisard E. P., assayer, r. 1226 Kearny
Voisenet Jules E., special policeman, r. 5 Medau PI
Voisin Michael, vocalist TlvoH Opera House, r. 608
Minna
Voitelot Henry, clerk, r. 436 Jackson
Voizin 0., shoemaker Cahn. Nickelsburg jt .. r. 814
Montgomery
Vokman Alexander, plushworker Anton Glock, r. 1210
Volberg Charles 0. (Schlueter & Volberg) r. Alameda
Voider John, bag sorter Neville & Co.. r. 220 Mont-
gomery Ay
Volk Clara Miss. r. 1737 Mission
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mannfitctarer ofererr description of
PASSBNOBR, STRBBT AND FREIGHT OARS.
42 to 50 Be»le Street, Sau Francisco.
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PUIKEPS,
Suction and Force.
FOB BADTD, WI3iI>-3Ill.I. AND POITEB.
ALL, SIZJES.
809, 3U, 313, 315 and 317 MABEET STBEET
Volk FraDk, cook, r. 1106 Montgomery
VolRe C, r. 638 Commercial
VolkerCharlPB J., driver Ahlborn & Boeckmann, r.
Ahlborn House
Volker Chris., carriage washer P. J. Corbett & Son, r.
34 Hayes
Volker Henry, laborer Lachman & Jacobi, r. 368 Bran-
Volker J. H., foreman upholsterer Friederichs &
Gercke, r. Oakland
Volkman Carl H., bookkeeper, r. 1 Reed PI
Yolkman Charles M., produce commission, 421 Front,
r. 2202 Jonns
Volkmaun Fritz, bartender Beth k Frincke
Volkmann Frederick W., machinist, r. 1210 Fulton
Volkmann George F. (A. Sebilliug & Co.) r. 1611
Washington
Volkmann Rudolph, bookkeeper M. k C. MangeU, r.
122 Tweuty-siith
Volkmann William, machinist, r. 1012 Fulton
Volkmar Carl H., r. 242 Minna, rear
Volkmar Christian, cigarmsker HofiFman k Davis
Volkmar Henry H., baker Reichardt k Grethel, r.
1132 Dupont
Vol! Henry, pork butcher, 37-51 Centre Market, r. 7
Fanen At
Vollandt Fritz, cook Nichols k Schalllch, t. 108 Aus-
tin
VoUers Albert, clerk, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Vollers Brothers (John H. and Charles) groeerleasnd
liquors, 973 Harrison
Vollers Charles (Vollers Bros.) r. 973 Harrison
Vollers Hancock, bartender, r. 651 Jessie
Vollers Henry, deputy Assessor, r. 1159 Mission
Vollers John H. (Vollers BroK.) r. 529M Sixth
Vollers KHte Miss, dressmaker L. Franco, r. 651Jes8le
Vollers Martin, millhand, r. 651 Jessie
VoUheim Charles, telegraph operator, r. 1 Webster
PI
VoUmar James, real estate, 2U Sansome, room 30, r.
Alameda
VoUmer August, seaman, r. 26 Sacramento
Vollmer George, ■with J. T. Grxy, r. 2807 Pine
VoUmer H. & Co. (Henry Vollmer and John Bull-
winkle) wines and liquors, SW cor Pacific and
East
Vollmer Henry (H. Vollmer k Co.) r. 2807 Pine
Vollmer Jacob, tanner, r. 429 Seventh
Vollmer John H., conductor California St. RE., r.
1640 Polk
Vnlimer John J., capitalist, r. 729 Turk
t^ Vollmer. See Fullmer
Volmer Louis, clerk, r. 89 Chestnut
Volmer Rudolph, bookkeeper, r. 89 Chestnut
Volpel August, laborer, r. 627 Green, rear
Volpone Gerolomo, bootblack, r. 14 tjnion PI
Volqnards Carl, cabinetmaker U. Fritschi, r. 718
Minna
Volquards Ernest, porter A. Clayburgh, r. Ocean
View
VOLZ A. & BROTHER
(Aujfust and Joseph) bakery and coffee
aalooii, Pioneer Baildinfr. 28 Fourtll
Volz Andrew, plumber, r. 945 Mission
Volz August (A. Volz * Bro.) r. 281 StevansoB
Tolz August, tailor, r. 1519^ Mason
Volz Barbara, widow, r. 222 F.ddy
Volz Ernest, laborer, r. 1209 Steiner
Volx Geori^e F. , secretary National Brewing Co.,
8E cor Fulton and Webster, r. 631 Webster
Volz George W.. rooper J. H. Holde», r. 22i Eddy
Volz Henry, r. 109 O'Farrell
Volz Jacob, laborer, r. 1402 Montgomery
Volz John, teamster Hecht Broi. ii Co., r. 881
Seventeenth
Volz Joseph (A. Volz & Bro.) 28 Fourth
Tolz Samuel H., clerk A. Volz & Bro., r. 109 O'Farrell
Volz'a Bafeery, George D. Mayle proprietor, 38
Fourth
Von Ahn Emil, painter, r. 729 Broadway
Von Ahn George W., compositor, r. 80i Greenwich
V in Ahu William, clerk, r. 804 Greenwich
Von Ahnden John H., cigars and tobacco, 5 Kearny.
r. 538 Polk
Von Ammon William H., artist, r. 1604 Stockton
Von Aruam G., capitalist, r. 711 Jones
Von Arx Emil, lithographer Schmidt Label and Litho.
Co., r. 416!^ Green
Von Arx Joseph, tailor, llOX Geary, r. 416 }4 Green
Von Aspen John, porter Wells, Fargo k Co., r. 6
Beale PI
Von Asperu John, machinist, r. 332 Tenth
Von Bargen A. & Co. (Alfred Von Bargen and William
Schultz) stationers, 227 Hayes
Von Bargen Alfred (A. Von Bargen k Co.) r. J27
Hayes
Von Bargen Ernest (Doscher 4 von Bargenl r. 1155
McAllidter
<&" Von Bargen. See Van Bergen
Von Bornemann Fred., salesman H. W. Bockman, r.
414 Brannan
Von Borstel Charles, machinist National Iron Works,
r. 1730 Golden Gate Av
Von Borstel Theodore, contractor, r. 1730 Golden
Gate Av
Von Borstel William, carpenter, r. 1730 Golden Gate
Av
Von Bremen Henry, waiter Chicago Hotel
Von Bremen Henry, wood sawing, 718 Third, r. 835
Hayes
Von Buchholtz Marie Miss, teacher South CoBmo>
politan Grammar School, r. 333 O'Farrell
Von Biihlow Frederick W., physician, 1513 MissiOR
Von Buncken Louis C, accountant Commercial As*
snrauce Co. of Loudon, r. San Rafael
Von Byar H. F., teacher music, r. 12 Harlan PI
Von Cleve H., lodgings, 514 Bush
Von Demaudowbki Amandus, engineer, r. 1223 Broad-
way
Von Den Heitt William, foreman Justin Gates, r. 723
Montgomery
Von Der Heide John, groceries and liquors, 432 Fol-
Bom
Von der I,iettai Frederick H., druggist, 1400
Powell, r. 742 Broadway
Von der Mehden Charles, musician, r. 513 Geary
Von Der Mehden Gottlieb, bookbinder, r. 814 Twenty-
iourth
Von der Mehden Jacob L., leader First TJ. S. Artillery
Band, Presidio
Von der Nienberg "W. A., wines and liquors,
juuction Market and California, r. 918 Twentieth
Von der Nienbnrg H. A., clerk Henry C. Kroenke, r.
SE cor Eighth and Mission
Von der Ries Bertha Miss, coffee saloon, 1205 Market
Von Dobrogoiski Victor J., passe-partout maker, r.
l;S08 Pacific
VonDohlen Christopher, bartender Jacob Brickwedel,
r. 932 Pacific
Von Dohlen Dora, domestic 620 Turk
Von Dohven G., clerk, r. 419 Stockton
Von Drather Peter, cigar dealer, r. 79 Fourth
Von Duren H., liquor saloon, 1101 Folsom, r. Kaat
Oakland
Von Emden John, wagonmaker, NW cor Fifth and
Clara, r. 207 Clara
Von Euw George, lithographer, r. 59 Shipley
Von Gardanow-ky Emil, physician, 59 St. Ann's Bldg
Von Geistefield Henry L., barber, 638 Pacific, r. 625
Pacific
Von Geldern Otto, civil engineer U. B. Enginaer'S
office, r. 1905 Polk
Von Glahn C. Mrs., groceries and liquors, SB cor
Fourteenth and Minna
Von Glahn John, r. 701 McAllister
THE LATEST STYLES,
THE FINEST GOODS,
THE BEST WORK at
"THE HASTINGS,"
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THE LM Fire lis. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,003
Assets, 84,712.747
GEO. D. OORNIN. Manager
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
VON
1183
VOS
Von OoUzhelm Morltz, advertising afjent, 1049 Market
Von (Jorethem Bomain, gardener, r. 1211 Powell
Von Hacht Louis, barteuder Henry Beinke, r. 915
Montgomery
Von Hai ht Theodore, groceries and liquors, SW cot
Sutter and Devisadero
Von Hadeln John, groceries and liquors, 1601 Powell
Von Hadeln Peter, clerk, r. 1G03 Powell
Von Hagen Heury E.. manager H. Dutard, r. Alameda
Von Hagen Martin, bookkeeper, r. 9i7 Market
Von Harten Benjamin, clerk Christofer Bauneck, r.
Venezuela nr Platte
Von Harten Louis, liquor saloon NW cor Siith and
Brannan
Von Hart wig Charles, patrolman Underwriters' Fire
Patrol, r. 31 Fell
Von Hassel Henry, expressman, r. 7217 Washington
Vou Hasslocher E., physiclun, r. 621 Pine
Von Hasslocher E. A., bookkeeper Fr. H. Bosenbaum
& Co., r. 8;H Turk
Von Havasy Gieser, preaser, r. 1021 Lombard
Von Helms, John, master atmr Los Angeles, r. East
Oakland
Von Helms John H., butcher, r. 20fi Noe
VON HOFFMAffl CHARLES pny......
and sui-^j^eon, office and r. 1006 Sutter.
Office lioura 1 to 3 P. M.
Vou Huhn Alexander, city editor Demokrat, r. 417
Mason
Von Hunoldsteln Carl, liquors, 707 Davis, r. 1808 Tay-
lor
Von Imhofif Frederick 0. F., barber, r. 11 John
Von Issendorf Christoph F., groceries and liquors,
NW cor Fremont and Harrison, r. 350 Fremont
Von KapflF F. H.. bookkeeper First National Bank, r.
Alameda
Von lieicht Ferdinand, civil engineer, 418 Cali-
fornia, r. 2010 Pierce
Von Llndeman Otto C clerk, r. 517 Fourth
Von Loesecke Percy, stock broker, r. 1824 Market
Von Lowe John, seaman stmr Loa Angeles
Von Loo Charles, seaman, r. 14H7 Mission
Von Lnedinghausen O. W., insurance broker, 812
California, r. Alameda
Von Montlen Mary, domestic 2232 Howard
Von Munch Albert, engineer Davis Bros., r. West
Oakland
Von Neison George, master mariner, r. 315 Leaven-
worth
Von Norden Theodore, jobber, r. 431 Fulton
Vnn Oeheen Edward, brewer, r. 1234 M Bush
Von Oten George, foreman Liebes Bros. & Co., r. 14
Lyon
Von Pfister Francis M., bookkeeper The Hlbernia
Savings and Loan Society, r. SW cor Page and
Broderick
Von Ploennies Otto, joumalist, r. 2211 Geary
Von Reiche Maria Mrs., r. 536 Mission
Von Rfinholts George A., r. 12 Perry
Von Relnolts Joseph, advertising solicitor, r. 702
McAllister
Von Rheiu F. L., clerk O. F. Von Rheln & Co., r. 224
San Jose Av
VON EHEIN 0. F. & CO.
(Otto F. Von. RUeln) real estate, in-
surance brokers, rent collectors and
auctioneers, 534 California
yiToTk Rheln Otto F. (0. F. Von Rhein k Co.) and
president San Francisco Abend Post Publishing
Co., r. 224 San Jose At
Von Ronn Amanda Miss, r. 1130 Filbert
Von Ronn Henry, miller Washington Mills, r. 1701
Leavenworth
Yon Ronn Richard (John JTuras k Co.) r. 605 Davis
Yon Ronn William (Von Ronn k Hencke Bros.) r.
1130 Filbert
SEWEBPIPE. SEWER TRAPS.
Servers Laid Properly.
Se-wers Repaired.
W. E. LANE,
Plumber, 503 Kearny Street.
Established 1860. Telephone 315,
DR. BAZAMT'S
THEBSIO-EIiECTBIO
RUSSIAN M TURKISH BATHS
Also Meflicateil anil Electric Baths GM.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
Von Konn William Jr., clerk Vou Uouu & Hencka
Bros., r. 1130 Filbert
Von Ronn & Hencke Brothers (William Von
Kounaud William and Herman Hencke) commis-
sion merchants and denlerw dairy produce, 409-411
Clay and 408-410 Commercial
Von Schscsen Max, teamster, r. 521 Folsom
"Von Scliniidt Alexis W., civil engineer, 808
Monttromery, r. 24.i() Mission
V'on. Scliniidt Ed%vard A., master mariner,
office 808 Montgomery
Von Schmidt Julius H., draftsman engineer's dept 3.
P. Co., r. 1431 Steiner
Von Seggern Anna, widow, r. 1622 Union
Von Senden George H., optician Louis A. Berteling,
r. 6-23 East
Von Sliroeder Jolin H., ofiSce San Francisco
and North Pacific RR. Co., 410 Mission, r. 653
Harrison
Von Soosten Claus, r. 46 Church
Von Soosten Louis, poultry dealer, r. 305 Twenty-
sixth
Von Staden Brothers (George and Christian) grocer-
ies and liquors, NE cor Ellis and Taylor
Von Staden Christian (Von Staden Bros.) r. 256 Ellis
Von Staden Diedrich C, groceries and liquors, 100
Steuart
Von Staden George, liquor saloon. 512 Front (and Von
Stiden Bros.) r. 435 Broadway
Von Staden Henry, clerk Report, r. 607 Ji Pine
Von Staden Juhn N., cook, r. 607)4 Pine
Von Tiedemanu Charles W., teacher phonography,
312 Sixth
Von Tiedemann E. J. T., watchmaker and jeweler,
312 Sixth
Von Tiedemanu Frederick, cigars and tobacco, 313
Sixth
Von Voss William (Von Voss k Co.) r. 891 Seven-
teenth
Vou Voss fc Co. (William Von Voss) steam coffee and
spire mills. 621 Sansome
Von Vyll Joseph, laborer, r. 431 Pin©
Von Wamell Autoiie, cabinetmaker, r. 2.'>5 Jersey
Von Wertheru H. Mme., millinery, 316 Hayes
Vou Wertheru Henry, clerk Mme. H. Von Werthern,
r. 316 Hayes
VonsetUe Gustav, salesman, r. 553 Minna
Vonsethe William A., grocer, r. 553 Minna
Voorhamrae John M., carpenter, r. Ill Trenton
Vorhees Ferdinand, r. 2/5 Fourth
Voorhies Alfred H., oculist and aurist, 22 Geary, r.
2:510 Cl-iy
Voorhies Firman B., salesman W. Warner Henry k
Co.
Voorhies William H., printer George Spauldlng & Co.
r. 844 Mission
Voohies Wiutield 8. (Seely & Voorhies) r. 961 Market
Voorman Henry (Pac. Di»tilllng Co., Schulz *J Voor-
man and Fr»nk Barnard & Co.) r.Soo Bash
Voorsanger Jacob Rev, D. D. junior Rabbi Tempi*
Emanu-El, r. 3416 California
Vooys William, cook atmr Oakland, r. 137 Folsom
Vorbe Ephraim, cashier French Savings and Loan
Society, r. 736 Harrison
Vorland George, seaman, r. 6 Washington
Vorrath Carl C. (Claus Wreden & Co.) r. 2109 Taylor
Vorrath Ernest, clerk Le Count Bros., r. 135 Twelftk
Vorrath Thomas, painter. 135 Twellth
Vortmann Henry, r. 513 Shotwell
Vosbury H. W., agent, r. 106 Eddy
Vosburg William, salesman, r. 726 Washington
Vose David, laborer Commercial Soap Co.
Voss August, cooper S. F. Stock Brewery
Voss Carsten, cook, r. 4 Mariposa Terrace
Voss Charle."*, proptr Allemauia Hall, 310 O'FarrcU,
r. 309 O'Farrell
Voss Charles, waiter, r. 217k Tehama
Voss David, laborer, r. 119 Gilbert
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TBLEPHONB 82.
LITHOGRAPHERS
PHENIX INSURANCE CO, OF BROOKLYN.
"W. S. DAVIS, City Ag'ent^
429 California Street.
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£iicaastic, Clazed aod Plain.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
VoBS Franz, cook, r. 716 BranDan
VosB Frederick, paperhanger Henry White k Co., r.
231 Fifteenth
Voss Frederick G., caihier Hellmann Bros. & Co., r.
2201 }< Fillmore
Vo88 Hans (Voss & Geertz)r. E s Kentucky, bet Sierra
and Napa
Voss Hans, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1505 Ken-
tucky
Voss H. E., oiler stmr City of Sydney
Voss Henry, cabinetmaker F. W. Kreling & Sons, r.
16 M Garden
VosB Henry A., upholsterer, 804 Larkin
Voss Henry F., barbf-r, 526 Hayes
Voss Henry H.. upholsterer H. A. Voss, r. 16 Turk
Voss Herman, butcher Henry J. Drews, r. 350 Twenty-
fourth
Voss Jacob, baker, r. i Elizabeth
Voss Jacob, teamster, r. N s Laurel Av, bet Buchanan
and WebBter
Voss James, seaman, r. 263 East
Vobs John, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Vcss Joseph, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Voss JuliuB, cellarman Bamberger & Kaempf er, r. 309
O'Farrell
VoBs B. F., decorator, r. 231 Fifteenth
Voss Robert, laborer, r. 631 Sacramento
VoBS ■William, brassmolder Whyte & De Rome, r.
i Mariposa Terrace
VoBb William, seaman, r. 263 East
Voss fe Geertz (Hans Voss and John Geertz) proptrs
liquor saloon, E s Kentucky, bet Sierra and
Napa
VoBsbrinck John G. D., liquor saloon, 2fi9 East
Vosti Charles, milker S. Vosti & Co., r. Mission Road,
nr Six-Mile House
Vosti Innocent, milker S. Vosti & Co., r. Mission
Koad, nr Six-Mile House
Vosti S. & Co. (Stephen Vosti and John Mignola)
proptrs Philadelphia Dairy, Mission Road, nr Six-
Mile House
Vosti Stephen (S. Vosti & Co.) r. Mission Road, nr
Six-Mile House
Votaw C. v., widow, r. Wool, bet Lincoln and Pow-
hattan, B. H.
Votta Michele. musician, r. 2195 Powell
Vowles J. O. Mrs., lodgings, 509 Bryant
Vowles John O., packer clothing dept U. S. A.
Voy Charles D., naturalist, r. 5153^ Bush
Voz Portugueza (weekly) Manoel Stone proptr, 619
Montgomery
Vrachliotti George, toys and fancy goods, 1206 Polk
Vragnizan L., fish, 18 Clay Street Market
Vragnizan Vincenzo clerk, r. 518 Green
Vredmark M., baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. 29 Drumm
Vreeland EzeUiel B., clerk Fire Commissioners
S. F. F. D., Old City Hall, r. 53^ South Park
Vreeland William H., carbuilder, r. 763 5^ Howard
«9^Vreeland. See Freeland
Vrooman Daniel, interpreter, r. 14 Prospect PI
Vrooman George S., draftsman Dakin Publishing
Co., r. 11 Antonio
Vrooman Margaret, widow, r. 445 Jessie
Vucanovich Peter L. (J. Ivancovich & Co.) r. 816
Jackson
Vucovich John, clerk, r. 871 Market
Vulcan Powder Co. , William W. White secre-
tary, works Steege and San Pablo, Contra Costa
Co., Cal.. oflBce 218 California, room 2
Vullcevich Marco S., fruit dealer, r. 414 Hyde
Vuhcevich Samuel, porter L. tt. Sresovich & Co.
Vulicevich Stephen W., conductor, r. 1636 Golden
OateAv
Vnlicevich T. L. A., r. 414 Hyde
Vuscovich Spiro, saleBman, r. 2008 Mason
VuBcoylch Vincent, shoemaker, 543 J4 Merchant, r.
2008 Mason
Vnterl Manuel, waiter stmr Santk Rosa, r. 227 Sixth
Wa«8 Albert H., shoemaker, r. 103 Oak
Waas Henry, manufact rer wooden bungs, taps, etc.,
720 Minna, r. 103 Oak
Waas Louis, shipping clerk Albert Mau k Co., r. 3
Lily Av
B^ Waas. See Wasch and Wass
WABASH, ST, LOniS AND PACIFIC ET,
J. H. Woodard general ag^ent. 19 Mont-
gomery
Wacholder Bennett, driver, r. 8 Lapidge
Wachsmuth William, r. 625 Turk
Wachtel Henry, carpenter, r. 212 Prospect PI
Wachter Conrad, millhand A. Frei, r. 1011 York
Wachter William F., laborer, r. 22 1 Francisco, rear
Wack Conrad, clerk F. W. C. Hastedt, r. 12 O'Farrell
Alley
Wack John, liquor saloon, SE cor Fulton and Stanyan
Wack M. Mrs., r. 12 O'Farrell Alley
Wackenreuder Ernest, clerk, r. Franconia House
Wackenreuder Henry, farmer, r. Franconia House
Wackenreuder Vitus", surveyor, florist, and proptr
Franconia House, 147 San Bruno Road
Wacker Charles, salesman Hermann Joost, r. 514 J4
Valencia
Wacker Gustavus, janitor 325 Montgomery, r. 1118
Alabama
Wacker John, baker, r. 625 Clay
Wackford Thomas, bakery and varieties, 504 Fourth
Wadda Anthony, r. 1328 Pacific
Waddell Frederick, laborer; r. 411 Sansome
Waddell John, night watchman AI.ls House
Waddell John H., barber, r. 417 Mason, rear
Waddell M. B., widow, r. 103 Leavenworth
e^ Waddell. See Wardell
Waddington James G.. foreman ammonia works S. F.
Gas Light Co., r. 117 Perry
Waddineton Peter, r. 650 Howard
Wade Abel, capitalist, r. Russ House
Wade Benjamin L., foreman printing dept H. S.
Crocker & Co., r. East Oakland
Wade Charles B., buyer Selby Smelting and Lead
Co., r. Alameda
Wade Edward E., clerk general passenger and ticket
agent S. P. Co., r. East Oakland
Wade Edward G., reporter Call, r. 39 Rausch'
Wade Emily I., Miss, teacher, r. 515 Twenty-fifth
Wade George W., clerk, r. 515 O'Farrell
Wade H. B., r. 607 Vallejo
Wade Henry, restaurant, 615 Sacramento
Wade Henry B., student, r. 519 Montgomery
Wade Henry W., hackdriver, r. 710 Broadway
Wade James R., stableman, r. 230 Thirteenth
Wade John C, plumber, r. 524 O'Farrell
Wade John H., framemaker, r. 112 Hancock
Wade John H., law clerk Robert P. Hastings, r. 20
Pearl
Wade John H., framemaker Sanborn, Vail k Co., r.
112 Howard
Wade John W., boxmaker Union Box Factory, r.
1615 !« Geary
Wade Lucy Miss, teacher Public Schools, r. 515
Twentv-fifth
Wade Mary, widow, r. 515 Twenty-fifth
Wade Mary, widow, r. 207 Eighth
Wade Nettie Miss, teacher Fairmount School, r. 516
Twentv-fifth
Wade Philip W., painter, r. 1526 Golden Gate Av
Wade Samuel, r. 203 Taylor
Wade S. H., superintendent printing dept H. 8.
Crocker & Co., r. Oakland
Wade William, laborer, r. S s Guerrero nr Dolores
Wade William, seaman, r. 327 Fourth
mTC3rS.
Imported and Domestic Rugs in immense variety.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVK rxULCB HOTIX.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Kannfactarers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? Met SL
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
Finer th«n the class of Ch»mp«gne» sent from )ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
France to this country, but without BraD<f>-. j 630 WASEQTQTOIT STSXZT.
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WADE WILLIAM M.
real estute, insurance, collection, and
gfeneral business aj;ent, ^14 Sansome,
and E cor Trinidad and Susquehanna
Wade William N., livery stable, 710 Broadway
Wade William W., with J. C. Johnson k Co., r. 1516
Hyde
Wadham Edward L., manager The Beach Enterprise
(weekly) 1501 Stockton, r. 2221 Larkin
Wadham Luman, secretary Veterans' Home Associa-
tion, 504 Kearny, r. 1909 Leavenworth
Wadbama William (Wadhams & Elliott) r. Portland,
Or.
Wadhams & Elliott (William Wadhams and Henry A.
Elliott) wholesale grocers (Portland, Or.) and
commission merchants, 206 Front
Wadleigh Jesse H., clerk, r. 1 Eddy
WadleiKh Katherlne, widow, r. 635 Geary
Wadleigh William, clerk, r. 913 Sacramento
Wadman Charles F., expressman, cor Eleventh and
Market, r. 1048 Valencia
Wadman Elizabeth E., bakery, 1048 Valencia
Wadman William B., stoves and tinware, 1736 Market,
r. 1048 Valencia
WadBworth Charles C, physician, 606 Sutter _ _
CAS STOVES,
GAS FIXTUEES, GAS BUENEES.
Gag Heaters loi all prposes lor sale and lade to irilEr.
Vs/_ E_ L_A3srE,
PLUMBER, 605 KEiLRN7 STREET.
Established 1800. Telephone 815.
Wagner Charles A. {Wagner & Ott) r. 1517 Baker
WA&NER CHARLES M.
manufacturer meerscliaum pipes, pipea
and amber moutli-pieces cut to order,
repaired and mounted, 315 Kearny, r.
1906 Pierce
Wagner Christian, machinist, r. 3H}i Clementina
Wagner Conrad, r. 723 Vallejo
Wagner Conrad, bookkeeper, r. 1305 Broadway
Wagner C. Richard, coppersmith Wagner & Todt, r.
1108 Broadway
Wafiner Edward L., collector Broadway Wharf No. 1,
r. Alameda ,„_»_
KEAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, COLLECTIONS
S14 SANSOME STREET, 8. F.,
and E. corner Trinidad (7tli Avenue) and Susquehanna (N) Streets,
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO.
'ZZ '^^:^JrZ. ;^^-^^!.^ViX:^'l:^-M^^^X^riro,.ny .ou.ht. sold and
exchange^^^^^^ ami Lots, any sixe required, on tlie Installment Plan.
«S= sale must be closed in my office, otherwise purchasers will be held legally responsible for my com-
mlssious.
Wagner Adam Jr., jeweler Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 34
Hayes
Wagner A. H.. conductor Market St. RR., r. 1196
Halght
Wagner Alexander, bricklayer, r. 1024 Hampshire
Wagner Alfred, r. 1317 J4 Natoma
Wagner Andrew, labcfter, r. 18 First
Wagner Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 708 Hayes
Wagner Anton P. (Wagner & Fisher) r. 526 Chestnut
Wagner C, machinist S.F. Cordage Factory
Wagner Charles (KuUman, Wagner b Co.) r. Stockton,
Cal.
Wagner Charles, butcher, r. 4 Clementina
Wagner Charles, clerk Dewitt & Harris, r. 216 Sixth
Wagner Charles, engraver Schulz & Fischer, r. Oak-
land
Wagner Charles, tailor, r. 1014 Clay
FRATINGER & CO,
d
105 KEARNY STREET.
Wagner Jacob, bricklayer, office 516 Eearny, r. 1032
Potrero Av
Wagner Jacob, candymaker J. Seidl & Co., r. 34 Hayes
Wagner John, bricklayer, r. 1024 Hampshire
Wagner John, butcher, r. Corea, bet Marquesas and
Manitoba
Wagner John, carpenter, r. 1012 Oak
Wagner John, laborer, r. Channel, bet Fourteenth
and Fifteenth
Wagner John, physician and surgeon, office and
r. 2025 Mission
Wagner John Mrs. (George Wagner & Co.) r. Corea,
bet Yazoo and Susquehanna
Wagner John C, real estate, r. 435 Pine
Wagner John D., journalist, r. 130 Eighteenth
Wagner Joseph (Joseph Wagner & Co.) r. 1048 Golden
Gate Av
Wagner Joseph, laborer, r. 10 Margaret PI
Waener Joseph 6i Co. (Joseph Wagner and
Michael O'Brien) mill furnishers, 101-107 Mis-
sion
Wagner Joseph A., teamster, r. 224 Twenty-third
Wagner Julius, waiter J. Holges, r. 325 Bush
Wasrner I.. C, apothecary, NW cor Turk and
Pierce
Wagner Lewis, eosctaman, r. 6 Ewing PI
Wagner Lewis H., jeweler, 1217 Polk, r 170fl Sutter
Wagner Louis, butcher, r. E s Corea, bet Marquesas
and Manitoba
Wagner Lewis, pork packer, t. 205 }< Fifteenth
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
JIannft»«tnr«r of erery «e««ription •€
rABSBNaSR, BTRBST AKD rRBJOHT CAKB.
4UI W S« S«8il« I
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. DAVIS, City Agent^
429 California Street.
vos
1184
WAD
W. W. Montague Sl Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENQLISH AND AMERICAN
encaustic, Glaxed and Plain.
311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
VoBS Franz, cook, r. 716 BranDsn
Vo88 Frederick, paperbanger Henry White & Co., r.
231 Fifteenth
VoBS Frederick G., cashier Hellmann Bros. & Co.j r.
2204 « Fillmore
VoBB Hans (Voss & Geertz) r. E s Kentucky, bet Sierra
and Napa
Voss Hans, laborer Cal. Sugar Eefinery, r. 1505 Ken-
tucky
Voss H. E., oiler stmr City of Sydney
Voss Henry, cabinetmaker F. W. Kreling & Sons, r.
16 M Garden
Voss Henry A., upholsterer, 804 Larkin
Voss Henry F., barber, 526 Hayes
— n„„™ XT
Vnaa r tR TiitIt
Waas Albert H., shoemaker, r. 103 Oak
Waas Henry, manufacturer ■wooden bungs, taps, etc.,
720 Minna, r. 103 Oak
Waas Louis, shipping clerk Albert Mau & Co., r. 3
Lily Av
B^ Waas. See Wasch and Wass
WABASH, ST, LOniUND PACIFIC RT,
J. H. AVoodard general agent, 19 Mont-
gomery
Wacholder Bennett, driver, r. 8 Lspldge
Wachsmuth William, r. 625 Turk
Wachtel Henry, carpenter, r. 212 Prospect PI
Wachter Conrad, millhand A. Frei, r. 1011 York
Wachter William F., laborer, r. 22t Francisco, rear
Wack Conrad, clerk F. W. C. Hastedt, r. 12 O'Farrell
Alley
Wack John, liquor saloon, SE cor Fulton and Stanyan
Wack M. Mrs., r. 12 O'Farrell Alley
Wackenreuder Ernest, clerk, r. Franconla House
Wackenreuder Henry, farmer, r. Franconia House
Wackenreuder Vitus, suryeyor, florist, and proptr
Voz Portugueza (weekly) Manoel Stone proptr, 619
Montgomery
Vrachliotti George, toys and fancy goods, 1206 Polk
Vragnizan L., fish, 18 Clay Street Market
Vragnlzan Vlncenzo clerk, r. 518 Green
Vredmark M., baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. 29 Drumm
Vreeland Ezeltiel B., clerk Fire Commissioners
S. F. F. D., Old City Hall, r. 6354 South Park
Vrepland William H., carbuilder, r. 763)^ Howard
B»*Vreeland. See Freeland
Vrooman Daniel, interpreter, r. 14 Prospect PI
Vrooman George S., draftsman Dakin Publishing
Co., r. 11 Antonio
Vrooman Margaret, widow, r. 445 Jessie
Vucanovich Peter L. (J. Ivancovich & Co.) r. 816
Jackson
Vucovich John, clerk, r. 871 Market
Vnlcan Po^rder Co. , William W. White secre-
tary, works Stepge and San Pablo, Contra Costa
Co., Cal.. ofiSce 218 California, room 2
VuHcevich Marco S., fruit dealer, r. 414 Hyde
Vulicevich Samuel, porter L. G. Sresoyich k Co.
Vulioevich Stephen W., conductor, r. 1636 Golden
Gate Av
Vulicevich T. L. A., r. 414 Hyde
Vuscovlch Splro, salesiinan, r. 2008 Mason
Vuscovlfh Vincent, shoemaker, 543}* Merchant, r.
2008 Mason
Vuterl Manuel, waiter stmr Santa Kosa, r. 227 Sixth
Pearl
Wade John H., framemaker Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
112 Howard
Wade John W., boxmakep Union Box Factory, r.
1615 )<s Geary
Wade Lucy Miss, teacher Public Schools, r. 515
Twenty-fifth
Wade Mary, widow, r. 515 Twenty-fiftn
Wade Mary, widow, r. 207 Eighth
Wade Nettie Miss, teacher Falrmount School, r. 515
Twenty-fifth
Wade Philip W., painter, r. 1526 Golden Gate Av
Wade Samnel, r. 203 Taylor
Wade S. H., superintendent printing dept H. S.
Crocker & Co., r. Oakland
Wade William, laborer, r. S s Guerrero nr Dolores
Wade William, seaman, r. 327 Fourth
Imported and Domestic Rugs in immense variety.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVX »XI..ACB HOXEI,.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO..
Maaofacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtxires.
37 Martel St,
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
Finer than the class of Champagne* sent fyomiARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
France to this country, but without Bran*-, j 630 VASHIHOTON STaHT.
WAD
1185
WAG
WADE WILLIAM M.
real estate, insurance, collection, and
Ifeneral bnginess ajfent, !il4 SanHome,
and K cor Trinidad and Suaqnebanna
Wade William N., livery siablp, 710 Broadway
Wade William W., with J. C. Johnson k Co., r. 1516
Hyde
Wadbam Edward L., manager The Beach Enterprise
(weekly) 1501 Stockton, r. 2221 Larkin
Wadbam Luman, secretary Veterans' Home AsBOcia-
tlon, 50i Kearny, r. 1909 Leavenworth
Wadbams William (Wadhams & Elliott) r. Portland,
Or.
Wadhams & Elliott (William Wadhams and Henry A.
Elliott) wholesale grocers (Portland, Or.) and
commission merchants, 206 Front
Wadleigh JeKse H., clerk, r. 1 Eddy
Wadlelgh Katherlne, widow, r. 635 Geary
Wadleigh William, clerk, r. 913 Sacramento
Wadman Charles F., expressman, cor Eleventh and
Market, r. 1048 Valencia
Wadman Elizabeth E., bakery, 1018 Valencia
Wadman William B., stoves and tinware, 1736 Market,
r. 1048 Valencia
Wadsworth Charles C, physician. 606 Sutter
Wadsworth Charles H., shirt manufacturer, 150 Eddy
Wadsworth Frank, assistant weigher Custom House,
r. 1223 York
Wadsworth Frank E., compositor, r. 150 Eddy
WadsM^ortli Henry, treasurer Wells, Fargo b
Co., and cashier Wells, Fargo & Co's Bank, r. Oak-
land
Wadsworth House, Major D. Coon proptr, 234 Bush
Wad8-»vortl» J. C. L., Insurance Commissioner
btate of California, 401 California, room 8, r. Pa-
cific Club
Wadsworth J. Frank, bookkeeper C. A. Hooper & Co.,
r. 606 Sutter
Wadsworth William, carpenter, r. 33 Clementina
Waechter Jacques (Waechter k Berta) r. 907 Bush
Waechter Laurent, proptr St. Louis Brewery, 1524-
1.526 Pacific Av
Waechter & Berta (Jacques Waechter and Felix Berta)
restaurant, 504 Market
Wafer William, purser stmr San Jose, r. 18 Franklin
Waflford Heni-y, boilermaker, r. 308 Beale
Wafford Henry, stevedore, r. Five-Mile House
Wafford Josephine, r. 221 Minna
Wagdin John, r. 1908 Jessie
Wagener Dora Mrs., r. 3 Eld ridge
Wagener E. F., clerk, r. 743 Golden Gate Av
Wagener Francis O., clerk Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 743
Golden Gate Av
l»" Wagener, See Waggoner, Wagner and Wegener
Wager D. S. Mrs., widow r. 568 Mission
"Waggoner George H., secretary Powell St. KR.,
32 Merchants' Exchange, r. Alameda
Wagner A. C. Mrs., widow, r. 926 Washington
Wagner Adam, cabinetmaker, r. 15 Cleaveland
Wag-ner Adam, proprietor Union Hotel, 34 Hayes
Wagner Adam Jr., jeweler Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 34
Hayes
Wagner A. H., conductor Market St. BR., r. 1196
Haight
Wagner Alexander, bricklayer, r. 1024 Hampshire
Wagner Alfred, r. 1317}^ Natoma
Wagner Andrew, labtA-er, r. 18 First
Wagner Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 708 Hayes
Wagner Anton P. (Wagner Jt Fisher) r. 626 Chestnut
Wagner C, machinist S. F. Cordage Factory
Wagner Charles (KuUman, Wagner k Co.) r. Stockton,
Cal.
Wagner Charles, butcher, r. 4 Clementina
Wagner Charles, clerk Dewitt & Harris, r. 216 Sixth
Wagner Charles, engraver Schulz & Fischer, r. Oak-
land
Wagner Charles, tailor, r. 1014 Clay
FRtTINGER i CO.
CLOffi, m d m
105 KEARNY STREET.
GAS STOVES,
GAS nXTUEES, GAS BUENEES.
Qas Heaters lor tU pnoses lor sale and made to irder.
VV- E- L-AHSTE,
PLUMBER, 605 KEARNT STREET.
Established 1800. Telephone 315.
Wagner Charles A. (Wagner k Ott) r. 1517 Baker
WAGNER CHARLES M.
mannfactarer meerscliaam pipes, pipes
and amber mouth-pieces cut to order,
repaired and monuted, 315 Kearny, r.
1906 Pierce
Wagner Christian, machinist, r. 314 H Clementina
Wagner Conrad, r. 723 Vallejo
Wagner Conrad, bookkeeper, r. 1305 Broadway
Wagner C. Richard, coppersmith Wagner k Todt, r.
1108 Broadway
Wagner Edward L., collector Broadway Wharf No. 1,
r. Alameda
Wagner Emma Mrs., r. 743 Howard
Wagner Emma Mrs., dressmaking, 1010 Larkin
Wagner P. C. & Brotlier (Frank C. and Lud-
wig) packers, wholesale and retail dealers hams,
bacon, pork and lard, 2-8 Pacific Fruit Market
Wagner Ferdinand, cigarmaker, r. 1016 Market
Wagner Ferdinand, jeweler, 223 Kearny, r. 311 Lom-
bard
Wagner Frank, maltster Pac. Brewery, r. 267 Third
Wagner Frank C. (F. C. Wagner & Bro.) r. 1925 How-
ard
Wagner Frank J., with Stockton Planing Mills, r. 1063
Howard
Wagner Frederick, r. 1213 Kearny
Wagner Frederick, bartender, r. 715 Greenwich
Wagner Frieda, widow, r. 10 Margaret PI
Wagner George (George Wagner k Co.) r. Corea, bet
Yazoo and Susquehanna
Wagner George Jr., butcher George Wagner 6 Co., r.
Servia, nr Railroad Av
Wagner George & Co. (George and Mrs. John Wagner)
butchers, cor Manilla and Susquehanna
Wagner George H., r. 1709 Sutter
Wagner George H., teamster Whittier, Fuller k Co.,
r. 42 2k)e
Wagner H. & Son (Henry F. Wagner) painters, 635
California
Wagner Harr (Wagner 4 Adams) r. 4 Camp
Wagner Henry, engineer, r. 1825 Stockton
Wagner Henry, plumber, r. 34 Hayes
Wagner Henry F. (H. Wagner & Son! r. 924 McAllister
Wagner Henry J., painter, r. 1125 York, rear
Wagner Henry L., physician, 209 Grant Av
Wagner Jacob, bakery and varieties, 907 Bryant
Wagner Jacob, bricklayer, office 516 Kearny, r. 1032
Potrero Av
Wagner Jacob, candynaaker J. Seldl k Co., r. 34 Hayes
Wagner John, bricklayer, r. 1024 Hampshire
Wagner John, butcher, r. Corea, bet Marquesas and
Manitoba
Wagner John, carpenter, r. 1012 Oak
Wagner John, laborer, r. Channel, bet Fourteenth
and Fifteenth
Wagner John, physician and surgeon, ofBce and
r. 2025 Mission
Wagner John Mrs. (George Wagner k Co.) r. Corea,
bet Yazoo and Susquehanna
Wagner John C, real estate, r. 435 Pine
Wagner John D., journalist, r. 130 Eighteenth
Wagner Joseph (Joseph Wagner k Co.) r. 1048 Golden
Gate Av
Wagner Joseph, laborer, r. 10 Margafet PI
W^aener Joseph <fc Co. (Joseph Wagner and
Michael O'Brien) mill furnishers, 101-107 Mis-
sion
Wagner Joseph A. , teamster, r. 224 Twenty-third
Wagner Julius, waiter J. Holges, r. 325 Bush
W^affner Li. C, apothscary, NW cor Ttirk and
Pierce
Wagner Lewis, coachman, r. 5 Ewlng PI
Wagner Lewis H., jeweler, 1217 Polk, r 1709 Sutter
Wagner Louis, butcher, r. E s Corea, bet Marquesas
and Manitoba
Wagner Lewis, pork packer, r. 205 J« Fifteenth
JOHN HAMMOND
75
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
]I»nnfhetarcr of erery «e«eripti«B •€
PABSBNOKR. 8TBBST AXO rBBiOHT CABS.
4» t* S« B*«l« I
Truman, Isham & Hooker.
€91-4211 Market St. Aericnltnral Imple-
ments, "IVasons, JSteam £nsines.
WAG
1186
WAI
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOBTEKS OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809. 3]1, 313, 315 and 317 MAEZET STREET
Wagner Louise Miss, hairdresser, r. 708 Hayes
Wagner Ludwig (F. C. Wagner &. Bro.) r. 205 H Fif-
teenth
Wagner Ludwig (Wagner & Todt) r. 1108 Broadway
Wagner M. Mrs., dressmaking, 1307 Mission
Waguer Max, r. 210 Prospect PI
Wagner Max, r. 417 Powell
Wagner Michael, marble cutter John Daniel & Co., r.
523 Sixth
Wagner Myer, tailor, 508 Ka'oma
Wagner Nicholas F.. mate stuir Santa Rosa, r. 510
Jones
Wagner Peter, seaman.r. Old People's Home, S S Fran-
cisco, bet Mason and Powell
Wagner Peter, upholsterer, r. 606 Fourth
Wagner Peter A., proprietor The California Per-
forating Screen Co. and Piano String Co., 147
Bealp, r. 424 Franfelln
Wagner Peter H., barber, 514 Ji Third
Wagner Philip, liquor saloon, SE cor Fillmore and
Sutter
Wagner Rica, widow, r. 313^ Elm Av
Wagner Richard, r. 266 Bryant
Wagner Richard, plumber, r. 70S Hayes
Wagner Richard, shoemaker Charles Dietle, r. 63
Minna
Wagner Robert, watchman, r. Filbert, bet Sansome
and Montgomery
Wagner Rose, widow, r. 1709 Sutter
Wagner Samuel, mnfr feather dusters and paper
barrels, 412 Commercial, r. 1634 Sacramento
Wagner Vincent, r. 821 Wt-bster
Wagner William, cook Palace Hotel
Wagner William, hostler, r. 710 Broadway
Wagner William, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Wagner William, painter, r. 1511 Buchanan, rear
Wagner William, plumber, r. 501 J4 Sixth
Wagner William, varuisher West Coast Furniture Co.,
r. 15 Cleaveland
Wagner William, watchman U. S. Mint r. 24 Mint Av
Wagner William J., wood turner, r. Idl First
Wagner William 8., attorney at law, 724 J^ Market
Wagner & Adams (Harr Wagner and Walter E. Adams)
publishers and proptrs Golden Era, 420 Mont-
gomery
Wagner & Fisher (Anton P. Wagner and William C.
^Fisher) butchers, 627 Bush
jWAGNER & OTTrcwie^A.
Warner and. Augniit L. Ott) mann-
factui-ing jewelers and diamond set-
1 ters, 13 Trinity
, Wagner & Todt (Ludwig Wagner and Ferdinand Todt)
proptrs Pac. Copper Works, 565 Mission
I a^ Wagner. See Wagener, Waggoner and Wegener
j Waguess Peter, collector, r. 12 Howard Court
] Wagoner Luther, mining engineer, 318 Pine, room 38
I Wagoner Richard, coppersmith Charles W. Smith, r.
I 139 >< Perry
Wagor G H., clerk Redington & Co., r. Oakland
WagBtaff Thomas H., brass foundry, 375 Sanchez, r.
70 Dehone
Wagstaff William, brass finisher Thomas H. Wagstaff
r. 70 Dehone
Wagstafif William O., sampler Custom House, r. 1609
Webster ,
Wahinz Hermann, laborer J. Gundlach h. Co.
Wahl Annie, domestic 726 Sixteenth
Wahl Charles, painter, r. 24 Turk
Wahl Christian, carpenter, r. 411 Brannan
Wahl Christian, liquor saloon, 525)4 Sansome. r. 617
Filbert
Wahl Gottleib, brewer O. Fauss & Co., r. SE cor Mis-
sion and Nineteenth
Wahl John, fireman, r. 411 Brannan
»"Wahl. See Wall
Wahlberg Alfred, cook, r. 28 Clay
I Wahlby Louis (Johnson & Wahlby) r. 9 Broadway
Wahler Antliony A., cigars and tobacco, and
laundry, 775 Market and 1231 Mission, r, 323
Jescie
8^- Wabler. See Waller
Wahlgren Charles, cabinetmaker, r. 243 Tehama
WabltiTPn Frank O., caudymaker Frank Maskey, r.
Hotel de France
Wablgren Ottniar, butcher, r. 912 Twentieth
Wahlquit-t Frederick, master mariner, r. 930 Market
Wahlquist William, teamster Sjhammel Packing Co.,
r. 9a0 Filbert
Wahmuth August O., musician, r. 53 New Park At
Wahmuth Henry, brewer, r. 53 New Park Av
Wahmuth Henry W., teamster, r. 419 Oak
Wahrbaltig Mo.-ies S., manager The People Publish-
ing Co., 628 Clay, r. 737 Pine
Wahrujan Leopold H., r. 53-< Shotwell
Waibel Brothers (Oscar and Frederiak L.) stationery
and toys, 243 Sixteenth
Waibel Frederick L. i Waibel Bros.) r. 243 Sixteenth
Waibel John G., clerk WilUam J. Pattosien, r. 243
Sixteenth
Waibel Oscar (Waibel Bros.) and clerk David C.
Smith & Co., r. 243 Sixteenth
Waide Daniel, agent Samuel Cupples Woodenware
Co., 116 California, r. 725 Pine
Waidelich Christian, cooper Ole MadBon, r. 422)<S
Shipley
Waidmann Ernest, varieties, 142 Fifth
Wainwright Edward W., clerk Robert J. Maguire, r.
1409 Jackson
Wainwright Henry H., clerk money order dept Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 1409 Jackson
Wainwright James, r. 808 Taylor
Wainwright William, r. 1409 Jackson
Wait Alfred N., carpenter, r. 9 Seymour Av
Wait Frona E. Mrs., journalist Examiner, r. 121 Turk
Wait George, blacksmith, r. 327 J4 Golden Gate At
Wait Henry O., insurance agent, r. 9 Seymour At
Wait J. Edwin, millwright, r. 514 Valencia
Waite Alpheus T., r. 1223 Mission
Walte David G., timekeeper Palace Hotel
Waite Edwin G. , editor Mining and Industrial
Advocate, 240 Montgomery, r. Alameda
Waite Elizabeth. widi>w, r. 2 Card Alley
Waite Frederick C, first officer stmr Madrona, r. 18
Rincon Av
Waite Frederick 0., carpenter and builder, r. 733 Na-
toma
Waite Frederick W., blacksmith, r. 629 Broadway
Waite Frederick W., foreman, r. 18 Rincon At
Waite F. V. Mrs., widow, r. 1021 Polk
Waite George Mrs., r. 435}^ Minna
Waite George G., salesman Field & Stone, r. Oakland
Waite George S., carpenter Thomas H. Day, r. 120
Collingwood
Waite G. K., r. 1050 Howard
Waite Henry W., compositor, r. 533 Sacramento
Walte Hollis W., conductor, r. 1336 Sacramento
Waite James F., conductor Clay St. RR., r. 3 Torreng
Court
Waite James M., with Spring Valley W. W., r. 1815
Jessie
Waite Josiah, teamster Christian Hellwig, r. 115
Twenty sixth
Waite Kate, widow, r. 8 Perry, rear
Waite L. B., solicitor, r. American Exchange Hotel
Waite Sumner B., salesman, r. 1815 Jessie
Waite William H., conductor Clay St. RR. r. 1336
Sacramento
»■ Waite. See Wait, Wate and Wade
Wnitman John, cook, r. 636 Commercial
Waitomella Assunto, gardener, r. Mount Vernon At,
nr Junction House
Waitt A. C, bookkeeper Wm. T. Coleman k Co., r.
Oakland
Waltz Adolph, attorney and counsellor, 606 Clay (and
Waitz S Clairmont) r. 1125 Clay
BIANN & BENEDICT,
SD0CM3OBa TO
C. C. HASTINGS A CO.,
MERCHAlrt? TAILORS
AND ...._
CL.OTHIEI^S,
ftilCK HOITSK BI.OCK.
ORIENT k Co. OF HARTFORD rsS.I'j^a^JC
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
WAI
1187
WAL
Waitz «& Clalrmont (Adolphus Waitz and Balph
De Clairiuout) law aud colleclion office, 606 Clay
Wai Wera Consolidated Mill and Mlnlug Co. (Mono
Co.. Cal.) A. K. Durbrom Secretary, 69 Nevada
Block
"Waizman Frank J., clerk Tillmann & Bendel, r. 1432
Golden Gate Av
Waizwan Max, mnfr paper boxes, 539 Market, r. 1432
Golden Gate Av
Waizniann Charles J. (Waizmann b Schmitz) r. 735
McAllister
Waizmann & Schmitz (Charles J. Waizmann and
Frank Schmitz) shirtmakerB, and dealers gent's
furnishing goods, 1228 Market
Wake Harry, with Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 1018 Treat
Av
Wakefield Alice, widow, r. 4G3 Stevenson
Wakeiield L. H., commission merchant, 22 California,
room 4, r. East Oakland
Wakefield Rattan Co., Robert Coulter manager, 644
Market
Wakefield Sam Bell (S. B. Wakefield & Co.) r. 1096
Post
Walcefield S. B. & Co. (Sam Bell Wakegeld and
Arthur W. Foster) stock bi-okers, 322 Pine
Wateham John, cook, r. 904 Kearny
Wakelee George, waiter, r. 503 Filbert
Wakelee H. P. Mrs., widow, r. 314 Ellis
Wakelee John J., laborer, r. 11 Webb
Wakelee <& Co. , druggists and apothecaries, SE cor
Montgomery and Bush
Wakeling Fred., waiter, r. 850 Market
Wakeling Herbert, waiter Louis Meyer, r. 850 Market
Wakeling L. T. Mrs., magnetic healer, 850 Market
Wakemau A. V., widow, r. 1018 Haight
Wakeman Bion H., salesman Thurston & Hartson, r.
533 M Union
Wakeman Ernest H., attorney at law, 211 Sansome,
rooms 8-9, r. 1018 Haight
Wakroom Charles, seaman, r. 44 Steuart
Wttlbank Charles W., clerk, r. 120 Eddy
Walbank Edward M., clerk, r. 619 Hyde
Walbank Edward M., traveling agent general freight
office S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Walberg A. B., waiter, r. 28 Clay
Walberg Henry, cook, r. 636 Commercial
Walbridge Rose Miss, actress, r. 627 Post
Walbridge S. H. Mrs., widow, r. 627 Post
Walcom George, carriage painter Walcom, Gowan &
Coffee, r. 2218 Bush
WALCOM GEORGE ,„™u„.
aud carpets, lOU Stockton, r. 119 Cum-
ber J and
Walcom George C, upholsterer George Walcom, r.
119 Cumberland
Walcom, Gowan & Coffee (Jacob Walcom, Edward
Gowan and John Coffee) carriage painters, 421-
423 Pacitic
Walcom Jacob (Walcom, Gowan & Coffee) r. 2218
Bush
Walcom Jacob Jr., sign painter, r. 2218 Bush
Walcom Thomas, carriage painter Walcom, Gowan &
Coffee, r. 2218 Bush
Walcom William, carriage painter Walcom, Gowan &
Coffee, r. 2218 Bush
Walcott Asa, leader Walcott's Band, office 204 Sutter,
r. 1123 Bush
Walcott Earle A., .iournallst, office 415 Montgomery,
r. Brunswick House
Walcott Edward J., boilermaker, r. 158 Clara
Walcott EUward J., sailmaker T. V. Reynolds, r. 635
Second
Walcott Eugene E., salesman Brown & Adams, t.
Oakland
Walcott Richard, porter Jones & Co., r. 328 Townsend
WalcoU Thomas J., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r.
17 Madison At
SANITARY PLUMBING
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES WELL DONE.
Repairing: a Specialty.
-W. E - X..A.3SrE ,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
EsUbllshed 1860. Telephone 31S.
DR. BAZAN'S
THERSIO-EliECTKIC
RUSSIAN and TURKISH BATHS
Also Meilicateil anil Electric Balls Givei.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
Walcott's Baud, Murshall VV. Willia manager, 21)4
Sutter
Waldeck Charles, bookbinder and mnfr leather goods,
1027 Sutter
Waldeck Frederick, r. 28 First
Waldeck Hugo, bookkeeper Sachs Bros. & Co., r. Ill
Powell
Waldeck Jacob, bookkeeper Feigenbaum & Co., r.2011
Buchanan
Waldeck P. Ernst, liquor saloon, 32 Second, r. 110
San Jose Av
Waldeier Charles, painter, r. 202 Sixth
Waldeier Frank, sawyer, r. 10 Alice
Waldeir Theodore, bootcrimper, r. 5 Scheerer PI
Waldemar Christ, cigarpacker 8. Hoffman, r. 13
Washington Av
Waldemar Eugene, machinist, r. 1258 H Bryant
Waldenmear A. & Co. (Augustus Waldenmear and
Philip Zimmermann) proptrs South S.F. Brewery
Waldenmear Augustus (A. Waldenmear & Co.) r. S s
Teneriffe, bet St. John and Susquehanna
Walder Albert, painter, r. 9 Converne
Waldie James W., bookkeeper Am. Cracker Co., r.lS13
Jones
Waldie Mungo W., storekeeper Am. Cracker Co., r.
1176 Harrison
Waldier Albert, r. 529 Valencia
Waldmann Louis H., bookkeeper Phelps & Miller, r.
601 Mason
Waldo Grace, domestic 738 Capp
Waldo Frank, oysterman, r. 415 East
Waldo Lodging House, Henry Nelson proptr, T30
Market
Waldo Lucius 0.. clerk Pao. Pine Lumber Co.. r. 773
Harrison
Waldo Peter, oysterman, r. 415 East
Waldroff Philip, r. 510 Ninth
Waldron Charles, coachman, r. 869 Market
Waldron Daniel G., ag'-nt The Wasp, r. Oakland
Waldron Edward J., letter carrier Post Office, r. 749
Minna
Waldron James, helper, r. 412 Shipley
Waldrou John, laborer, r. 749 Minna
Waldron John T., conductor Presidio RR., r. 1134
Gieen
Waldrou William H., composiror, r. 749 Minna
Waldron Westbrook S., baUer Alms House
TValddtein Abraham, proprietor Pioneer Cigar
Box Factory, S s Berry, bet Sixth and Seventh,
and lithographic steam printer and zincographer,
320 Sansome, room 34, r. 1915 Howard
Walrlstein Charles, bookkeeper, r. 1915 Howard
Waldstein Joseph, r. 708 Hyde
WalJstein Julius, r. 711 McAllister
Waldstein Mark, artist, r. 1915 Howard
Waldteufel Achille, Catholic books, and mnalo
aud stationery, 737 Market, r. 18 Seventh
Waldteufel E., clerk A. Waldteufel. r. 18 Seventh
Wales Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Co., 2
New Montgomery
Wales Edward J., clerk Anglo-Cslifornian Bank, r. 2(M7
Howard . ^ o
Wales James, painter, r. W s Nebraska, bet Sonoma
and Yolo
Wales John J., laborer, r. W ■ Nebraska, bet NeT«d«
and Yolo „ ,
Wales William quartermaster stmr San Juan, r. 16
EIHb
Walford John, oysterman, r. 906 Pacilic
Walker Aaron J., carpenter, r. 1241 Mission
Walker Abner. carpenter and builder, 2112 nilmore,
r. 2114 Fillmore ^ ^ ,. „,.
Walker Abner B., watchman, r. Manitoba, bet 8t.
John and Tomblgbee .^ „ ,.x
Walker Albert H., laster Buckingham Jc Hecht, r. «
Third
Walker Albin, milker, r. cor Algeria and Penobscot
Walker Alexander, r. 2016 Franklin
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Walker Alexander, seaman, r. 13 Clay
Walker Alfred, patternmaker Wm. J. Anderfuren
Walker Anton, milker Furrer 4 Bauman, r. NE cor
Clara Av and Eighteenth
Walker Arietta J., widow, r. 314 Seventh
Walker Charles (L. Walker k Sons) r. 829 Howard
Walker Charles, upholster Gullixon Bros., r. 640 Gol-
den Gate Av
Walker Charles, porter, r. 514 H Valencia
Walker Charles, soUcitor International Hotel, r. 14 M
Garden
Walker Charles A., salesman Kaphael Weill & Co., r.
1112 Taylor
Walker Charles E., agent, r. 1138 Turk
Walker Charles F., canvasser, r. 636 Commercial
Walker Christie, fireman stmr Granada, r. 346 Bran-
nan
Walker Cyrus (Pope k Talbot) r. 2112 Broadway
Walker David H., journalist Call, r. 2213 Steluer
Walker David J., weigher Jackson Street Wharf, r.
1711 Church
Walker David N., r. 1700 Van Ness Av
Walker Edward, patternmaker, r. 69 Natoma
Walker Frank, barber, r. 126 Twenty-fourth
Walker Frank P., carpenter, r. 2136 Union
Walker Frederick (L. Walker & Sons) r. 829 Howard
Walker Frederick, gigger S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 18 Sherman
Walker Frederick, milker Magdalen Asylum
! Walker Fred. A., shoemaker estate Gilbert Pringle, r.
I 140 Fell
Walker Gardiner E., r. 71 Tehama
I Walker George, r. 31 Minna
Walker George, commercial traveler, r. 1522 Polk
Walker George, laborer P. M. 8S. Co.
Walker George, musician, r. 425 Twenty-second
Walker George, tinsmith, r. 315 Fifth
Walker George, with Meyer, Wilson 4 Co., r. Oakland
Walker George B., mining, 318 Pine, room 17, r. East
Oakland
Walker George E., machinist S. F. Tool Co., r. 210
Go ugh
Walker George H., carpenter and builder, 1713 Sac-
ramento, r. 2130 Union
Walker George H., propertyman, r. 22 Glasgow
Walker Gilbert C, bookkeeper, r. 308 J4 Clementina
Walker G. W., bartender International Hotel
Walker Hamilton, hostler, r. 1715 Sacramento
Walker Henry C. foreman patternmaker W. T. Gar-
ratt & Co., r. Army, bet San Jose Av and Guerrero
Walker Henry W., assayer, 109 Montgomery Block
Walker Hugh, seaman stmr San Jose
Walker J., r. 605 Broadway
Walker James, housemover, r. 134 Fourth
Walker James, hostler, r. 615 Ellis
Walker James, machinist H. W. Eice. r. 2608 Folsom
Walker James F., solicitor McAlester & Jones, r. 117
Capp
Walker James G. (Jas. G. Walker k Co.) r. 2016
Franklin
Walker James K., blacksmith, r. 1342 Alabama
Walker James R., steward, r. 637 !«s Post
Walker Jane, matron Chinese Mission House r. 916
Washington
Walker Jas. G. & Co. (James G. Walker) whole-
sale liquors, 224 Front
Walker John, harnessmaker William Davis, r. 10
Monroe
Walker John, liquor saloon, 32 Steuart
Walker John, milker Ruhland Bros., r. cor Thlrtv-
third and Point Lobos Av
Walker John, stmr Newport
Walker John, stage carpenter, r. 22 Anna
Walker John H., r. 230 Taylor
Walker John H., salesman Cal. Cracker Co.
Pacific Av '
Walker Jonas M., mining, r. 117 Oapp
Walker Joseph, laborer, r. Helvetia Hotel
Walker Joseph, liquor saloon, 1801 Powell
Walker Joseph, messenger G. D. Morse, r. 328 Capp
Walker Joseph, shoemaker L. Adier, r. 408^ Larkin
Walker Joseph W., with Charles Pace, r. 1334 Howard
Walker J. R., barber, r. 114 McAllister
Walker Julius, milker Nager Bros., r. Falkland.'nr
Penobscot
Walker L., (L. Walker k Sons) r. 829 Howard
Walker L. & Son* (L., Frederick and Charlee)
wool commission merchants, 360 Townsend
Walker Lillian Miss, dressmaker, r. 731 Pine
Walker Maggie H. Mrs., principal Mission Primary
School r. 808 Octavia
Walker Margaret T., widow, r. 8 s Nineteenth and
Hartford
Walker Mary Mrs., bakery, 1834 Howard
Walker M. M., acting assistant surgeon U. S. A.,
Presidio
Walker Noah A., piano dealer, r. 1039 J^ Valencia
Walker N. S. Jr., vice-president Spring Valley Gold
Co., ofBce 320 Sansome, r. Cosmos Club
Walker O. A. Mrs., widow, r. 407 Taylor
Walker Oscar V., r. 522 Van Ness Av
Walker Randolph S., engineer, r. 109 Fair Oaks
Walker Richard, bellman, r. 144 Fifth
Walker Richard, bootblack, 201 Eddy, r. 127 Hickory
Av
Walker Richard T., agent, r. 444 Clementina
Walker Robert, stevedore, r. 1506 Montgomery, rear
Walker Robert S., weigher Jackson Street Wharf, r.
1711 Church.
Walker Samuel A., r. 2608 Folsom
Walker Samuel H.. photographer G. D. Morae, r. 328
Capp
Walker Selah C, photographic printer. Jones & Lotz.
r. 2017 Polk
Walker Seth, contractor, r. 11 Laskle
Walker S. Howard, with Standard Oil Co., r. 828
Capp
Walker Thomas, carpenter, r. 4 Pollard PI
Walker Thomas W., carpenter, r. 523 San Jose At
Walker W. A., journalist. City Argus
Walker Walter, shoemaker ±'. F. Nolan & Sons, r.
Oakland
Walker Walter S., lather, r. 1126 Market
Walker Walter S., student Barnard's Business College,
r. 132 Eddy
Walker W. D., r. 808 Octavia
Walker W. H., clerk, r. Commercial Hotel
Walker WllUam, brickmason, r. 650 Howard
Walker William, laborer, r. 22 Anna
Walker William, ship carpenter, r. 204 Bitch
Walker U illiam (William Walker & Co.) r. 1135
Valencia
Walker William, night watchman, r. 10k Sherman
Walker William, washer Theodore B. Boss, r. 639
Geary
WALKEE WILLIAM & CO.
(William W^alker) merchant tailors, 7
Powell, r. 1135 Valencia
Walker William B., painter, r. 1107 Folsom
Walker William B. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1107 Folsom
Walker William J., superintendent Black Point Pack-
ing House, r. 2323 Pacific At
Walker William W., clerk money order dept. Wells,
Fargo k Co., r. 138J4 Fair Oaks
Walker William W. Jr., clerk, r. 531 California
Walkingtnn J. H., salesman O Connor, Moffatt k Co.,
T. 208 Turk
Walkington Thomas G., proptr King Street Ware-
house, SE cor Fifth and King, r. 1701 Geary
Walklushaw Robert, real estate, r. Union Club
Walkup Frederick M., cabinetmaker Heywood Brof.
k Co., r. Alameda
Walkup Ward B. (W. B. Walkup & Co.) r. 519 Oak
Walkup W. B. k Co. (Ward B. Walkup) map motint-
ers, 530 Commercial
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
¥. & J. mm & CO.
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY
641 to 647 MAEKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
UaniLfactarers of Show Cmm
and Storo Fiztareg.
31 Market St
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Equal to the Best.
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Walkup William, r. 28 Hill
Wall Abraham, laborer, r. 214 Moulton
Wall Alphonso H., engineer, r. 14 Kldley
Wall Andrew, mechanic, r. 214 Moulton
Wall August, agent, r. 715 Broadway
Wall Barib, r. 14 Howard Court
Wall Charles W., cigars and tobacco, 527 Clay, r. 1610
Stoikton
Wall David M., printer, r. 617 Broadway
Wall Deliab, widow, r. 1020 Filbert
Wall Edward, r. 8 Doro
Wall Edward, r. 9 Hinckley
Wall Edward, boilermaker, r. 54 First
Wall Edward, wirewurker, r. 25 Otis PI
Wall Felix A., clerk M. 8. Martin, r. 172 Clementina
Wall George M., paper ruler, r. 5235i Minna, rear
Wall Heury E.. clerk, r. 424 Stnsome
Wall James, blacksmith, r. 704 Clementina
Wall James, boilermaker Rl8di>n 1. and L. Works
Wall James, plumber Henry Williamson, r. 22 Verona
Wall James, teamster, r. 771 J4 Mission
Wall James E., horseshoer Martin O'Dea, r. 1188
Harrison
Wall Jennie, widow, r. 22 Sumner
Wall Jesse S., miniug, 2i(2 Sacramento, r. Oakland
Wall John (Wall & Cuddy) r. 22 Verona
Wall John, fireman stmr San Bias
Wall Jdhn. molder Steiger & Kerr, r. 25 FolBom
Wall John, pilot, r. 214 Leavenworth
Wall John, porter S. W. Rosenstock & Co., r. 930
Dolores
Wall John Am attorney at law, 622 Montgomery,
r. 2517 Sacramento
Wall John J., clerk Ackerman, Block & Co., r. 1313
Twenty-fourth
Wall John J., drayman, NW cor Sacramento and Du-
pout, r. 1320 Jackson
Wall Joseph, r. i;i09 Stockton
Wall Joseph, cook, r. 29 >4 Madison Av
Wall Joseph G. (Hobbs, Wall & Co.) r. Alameda
Wall Julia Miss, r. 124 Wildey
Wall Margaret Mrs., dressmaker, r. 211 Langton
Wall Micliael. laborer, r. 36 Clay
Wall Michael J., inspector Pac. Bell Tel. Co., r. 263
Clementina
Wall Michael V., clerk, r. 1020 Filbert
Wall Patrick, groceries and liquors, SW cor Church
and Twenty-sixth
Wall Peter, r. 30 ?4 Morris Av
Wall Samuel, boxmaUer, r. 5 Eldridge
Wall Thomas, expressman, r. 1634 West Mlssiou
Wall Thomas, paper carrier, r. 620 Washington
Wall Thomas, teamster, r. 1906 Leavenworth
Wall Thomas F.. barber, r. 61 Louisa
Wall William, clerk Kahn Bros.. Bine k Co., r. 930
Dolores
Wall William, r. 263 Clementina
Wall William, molder, r. 825 }« Folsom
Wall William, tailor, r. 30 ij Morris Av
Wall William H., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons, r.
23+ Ritch
Wall William L., with Pac. Bell Tel. Co., r. 22 Sum-
ner
Wall & Cuddy (John Wall and Jeremiah Cuddy)
liquor saloon, NW cor Third and Folsom
t^ Wall. See Wahl
Wallace Alexander, ladleliner Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
Handley House
Wallace Arthur H., clerk, r. 1207 J4 Bush
Wallace Catherine, widow, r. 5)4 Glover
Wallace Charles, oiler stmr Queen of the Pacific, r.
cor Montgomery and Cheatnut
Wallace Charles, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 117 Natoma
Wallace Ciiarles D., r. 103 Cedar Av
Wallace Charles L., traveling salesman Huntington,
Hopkius & Co., r. Oakland
Wallace Daniel, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 1836 Bush
FRATINGER & CO.
THE LEADING
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105 KEARINT STREET.
johnIammond
WATER CLOSETS
OF EVERY BESCRIPTI01f_CAREFULLY EPAISED.
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1880. Telephone 31S.
Wallace David, master stmr Geo. W. Elder
Wallace David H., oysterman Occidental Hotel
Wallace Edward, finisher Steiger & Kerr, r. 421 Fol-
som
Wallace Edward, patternmaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 69 Natoma
Wallace Edward A., driver N. B. and M. ER., r. 2817
Foisom
Wallace Edward L., carpenter, r. 913)4 Mission
Wallace Frederick, laundryman, r. 1519 Eddy
Wallace Frederick, shipping clerk S. B. Dinkelepiel
& Co., r. Berkeley
Wallace George, cook, r. 3^4 Broadway
Wallace George, engineer, r. 214 Powell
Wallace George, hostler Saratoga Stable, r. 814 Oeary
Wallace George B., r. 2626 Sutter
Wallace George G., calker, r. 832 Mission
Wallace George W., commercial traveler H. Levi k
Co., r. 1825 Jessie
Wallace Henry, r. 4 Thirteenth
Wallace Henry, r. 52j^k Sixth
Wallace Heury, foreman newspaper dept. Commer-
cial Pub. Co., r. 516 Stockton
Wallace Henry, machinist, r. 205 Third
Wallace Heury, rigger, r.631 Second
Wallace U. Louis, machinist Atlas Iron Works, r. 666
Folsom
Wallace H. W., assistant engineer stmr San Pablo
Wallace J. Mrs., widow, r. 1023 Post
Wallace James, cook stmr Starbuck
Wallace James, hostler, r. 130 Fern Av
Wallace James, laborer, r. 1118 Howard
Wallace James, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
432 Twenty-second
Wallace James, salesman Eveleth k Nash, r. 61H
Louisa
Wallace James, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
1835 Bush
Wallace James H., r. 2618 California
Wallace James J., laborer, r. 135 Lombard
Wallace John (Murphy & Wallace) r. 917 Sansome
Wallace John, policeman, r. 1109 Howard
Wallace John, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg k Co., r.
IPolk
Wallace John, tanner Max Newman, r. 236 Twenty-
eighth
Wallace John M., blacksmith, r. 917 Sansome
Wallace John P., clerk Cal. Cap Co., r. Berkeley
Wallace Joseph W., policeman, r. 28 O'Farrell
Wallace Lucy Mrs., dressmaking, 1652 Polk, r. 2636
Sutter
Wallace Lizzie E., widow, r. 1207 H Bush
WallHce M. J., master bark North Bend, office 48
Market, r. 1303 J4 Polk
Wallace Margaret, widow, r. 535 Twenty-third
Wallace Mary, widow, r. 621 >4 Minna
Wallace Nora, widow, stationery, etc., 1313 Pacific
Wallace Porteous. painter, r. 1 Caroline
Wallace Richard B , r. 610 McAllister
Wallace Richard R., clerk Examiner, r. 799 Van Ness
Wallace Robert (Diston & Wallace) r. 654 Mission
Wallace Robert S., clerk Ucket auditor's- office S. P.
Co., r. Oakland
Wallace Ryland B., attorney at law, 418 California,
rooms 4-5, r. 2324 Polk
Wallace Samuel H., woolsorter Whitney & Webster,
r. 9 McLea Court
Wallace Thomas, fireman, r. 625 Bay
Wallace Thomas, master stmr City of Chester, r. Oak-
land
Wallace Thomas A., policeman, r. 1835 Bush
Wallace I'riah, clerk Post Office, r. 2626 Sutter
Wallace Waller, r. 610 .McAllister
Wallace Waller, clerk Wilson & Wilson, r. Oakland
Wallace W. H. Jr., r. 2220 Broadway
Wallace W. H. Mrs., r. 2220 Broadway
Wallace William, calker, r. 127 }« Bay
Wallace William, carpenter, r. 1129 Bush
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^ : 809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
■Wallace William, helper Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 540
Bryant
Wallace William. Inspector mineB, r. 147 Minna
Wallace William, laborer, r. 1309 Lyon
Wallace William, fireman, r. 629 Front
Wallace William, sailmaker Harding, Brann k Prior,
r. 171fi Lea\eiiwoith
Wallace William A., r. 621M Minna
Wallace William H., shoemaker, 1910 Marfeet
Wallace William J., clerk Call, r. 227 Sixth
Wallace William R., clerk Wilson & Wilson, r. Oak-
land
Wallace William T., Judge Superior Court, De-
partmeiit 6, cUambers New City Hall, third floor,
r. 799 Van Ness At
Wallace W. J. H.. associate principal Weetmlnsier
School, r. 129 Haight
t^ Wallace. See Wallazz and WallU
Wallach Emilio, r. 2202 Geary
I Wallactj Henry, bookkeeper, r. 708 Mason
Wallauer Louis, teamster, r. 34 Hayes
Wallazz Edmund A. (William Clack & Co.) r. 509
Steiner
Wallbank Charles W., clerk local freight office S. P.
Co.. r. 120 Eddy
Wallbank Edward M., agent r. 621 Hyde
Wallburg Charles, ciearmaker, r. 1711 Mission
Wallenfels Frederick, laborer, r. 1120 Mission
Wallenfels Frederick, salesman r. 1312)^ Larkin
Wallenrod Geortre, superintendent Alcazar Bldg,
and lessee Alcazar Theater, r. 1209 Columbia
Wallens H., steerage steward stmr Geo. W. EMer
I Wallenstein Aaron, clerk Fechheimer, Goodkind &
Co., r. 522 Jones
Wallenstein Bemhard, stock clerk Boos Bros., r. 405
Geary
Wallenstein Herman M., clerk Fechheimer, Goodkind
& Co., r. 522 Jones
Wallenstein Julius, clerk, r. 522 Jones
Wallenstein Julius H (Cox & Wallenstein) and cig-
ars and tobacco, 301 Kearny, r. 711 McAllister
Wallenstein Louis D., salesman Roos Bros., r. 405
Geary
Waller Alfred E., millhand John H. McKay, r. 765J<i
Howard
Waller Allen, laborer Pac. Woodenware and Cooper-
age Co., r. 764 Folsom
Waller Annie, widow, r. 1928 Sacramento
Waller Annie Mrs., r. 274 Clementina
Waller Benjamin P., salesman Joe Spanler & Co., r.
433 Geary
Waller C. Si Brother (Christian and Glaus) gro-
ceries and provisions, 1731 Market
Waller Christian (O. Waller & Bro.) r. 1731 Market
Waller flaus (C. Waller & Bro ) r. 1731 Market
Waller Edward J., carpente-, r. 12 Cleaveland
Waller John C. (William H. Wing & Co ) r. 1817 .Tessie
Walli-r Lee P. F., assistant general manager Equitable
Life Assurance Society, r. 140fi Van Ness Av
Waller Minnie C. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1817 Jessie
Wnller Samuel L., surveyor, r. 1406 Van Ness Av
»■ Waller. See Wahler
Wallert Em't, seamnn, r. 2.515 Bush
Wallhead George, patternmaker Risdon 1. and L.
Works, r. West Berkeley
Wallick Martin H., transfer clerk W. U.Tel. Co., r. 708
Mason
Walliman August, milker Charles M. Hawes, r. SW
cor Napa and Connecticut
Walliu^an Emil, milker J. Bauman, r. Girard, nr Ba-
con, U. M. T.
Wallin C. E. M.S., lodgings, 827 Polk
Wallin Charles, inspector Pac. Bell Tel. Co., r. 14
Anthony
Walhn Fred, seaman, r. 332 Main
Tallin Frederic, longBhoreman, r. 20fi Steuart
Wallin George T.. macliitiist, r. 4J0 Brannan
Wallin Gustave, seaman stmr Eureka
Wallin John, cabinetmaker George H. Fuller, r. 14
Anthony
Wallin John, teamster Kuggles & Farnsworth, i. 206J4
Rltch
Wallin John, waiter, r. 416 Austin
Wallin John, carpenter Rudolph Armstrong, r. 416
Austin
Wallin Minnie Miss, telephone operator, r. 14 Anthony
Wallin William, cook, r. 236}^ Jessie
Walling Andrew H., broker, r. 905 Market
Walhnsford T. Mrs., r. 526 Filbert
Wallis E., waiter stmr Columbia
Wallis George H., superintendent Cal. Wire Works,
r. 214 Powell
Wallis Harry, steward stmr Geo. W. Elder
Wallis William E., freight clerk S. P. Co., r. Alameda
10" Wallis. See Wallace and Wallazz
Walliser Carl, physician and surgeon, office and r.
632 Hayes; office hours 11 a. M. to 2 p.m. and 7 to
8 P.M.; telephone 42U
Wallman George, molder 8. F. Stove Works, r. 326
Rltch
Wallman Julius, confectionery, r. 24 Derby PI
Wallmann Alexander, clerk, r. 2700 Suiter
Wallmann Christian, r. 1533 Mission
Wallmann George, locksmith. 1(128 Sutter
Wallmann Richar^, groceries and liquors, 2700 Sutter
Wallmann Rudolf, locksmith and bellbanger, 231
Ellis, r. 244 Taylor
Walls John, r. 37 Ninth
Walls John, r. 311 Franklin
Walls John A., bookkeeper George W. Kelly, r. 311
Franklin
Walls L. B., officer stmr City of Peking
Walls Thomas, shoemaker, r. 118 Eighteenth
Walmsley William W., plumber and gasfitter, r. 21
Haight
Walmsley William W. Jr., r. 21 Haight
Walner Christ, blower 8. F. and Pac. Glass Works, r.
735 Brannan
Walpers John H. F., drover, NE cor Bermuda and
Railroad Av
Walpert Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1011
Nebraska
Walpole Frederick E., hotelkeeper, r. 1.532 Polk
Walser Emma, widow, r. 18 Sherwood PI
Walser Oscar, carpenter, r. 934 Howard
Walsh A., hostler Sutter St. RR.
Walsh Albert, clerk Castle Bros., r. 731 Clementina
Walsh Andrew, fireman, r. 38Natoma
Walsh .'i.nrlrew, porter r. 18 Capp
Walsh Andrew, waiter, r. 23 Bitch, rear
^Val^h Ann E., tailoress, r. 1206 Broadway
Walsh Annie, widow, r. 264 H Minna
Walsh Annie M. Miss, milliner, r. 445 Twentieth
Walsh Arabella Mrs., r. 123i;M Folsom
Walsh Arthur, carpenter, r. 419 Twenty-ninth
Walsh Charles, cook, r. 14 Washington
Walsh Charles J., bartender Wheeland & Collins, r.
2224 Geary
Walsh Charles J., laborer, r. 21 Anthony
Walsh Cornelius, plumber, r. 424 Saiisome
Walsh Daniel, bartender John C. Fitschen, r. 772
Mission
Walsh Daniel, r. 133 Seventh
Walsh Daniel, longshoreman, r. 120 Townsend
Walsh Daniel Mrs., furnished rooms. 133 Seventh
Walsh David V., teamster, r. 1631 Ellis
Walsh Dormer, manager stock dept Davis Bros., 718-
722 Market, r. 1518 Larkin
Walsh Edmund, clerk, r. 730 Clementina
Walsh Edmund, clerk, r. 1229 Folsom
Walsh Edward, r. 1028 Jackson
Walsh Edward, r. 1411 Devisadero
Walsh Edward, boilermaker, r. NW cor Lyon and
Geary
Walsh Eftward, butcher, r. Falkland, bet St. John
and Torublgbee
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Capital, $1,000,000 I GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Assets, $1,810,273 | Wil. SEZTOK, Asst. Vaaager.
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Wa'eh Edward, carpenter, r. 130 Lnneton
\<*al.sh Edward, gasfitter, r. 62 i Fourth
WalBh Edward, hostler, r. 715 Howard
WHlsh Edward, laborer, r. 102 Fifth
WslBh Edward D., jockey, r. Hay District Hntel
Walsh Edward J., bontK and shoes, 324fi MiKsion
Walsh Edward M., clerk Robinson & GlUeBple, r. 25
Lily Av
Walsh Edward M., porter L. Dlnkelspiel & Co., r. 826
Shotwell
WalBli Edwiu, clerk James Hagerty, r. 730 Clemen-
tina
Walsh Ellen, widow, r. 532 Linden Av
Walsh Eliza Mrs., groceries and liquors, cor Green-
wich and Larkln
Walsh Eugene, clerk, r. 5 Elliot Park
Walsh Francis J., dulryman, r. 312 Linden At
Walsh Francis J.. laborer, r. 18 Minna
Walsh Frank, brass worker F. Band, r. 727 Lagnna
Walsh Frank, drivei Samuel Poorman, r. 35 Ritch
Walsh Frank, laborer, r. '23 Anttiouy
Walsh Frank, paiut-r. r. 412 X Shipley
Walsh Frank H., r. Ill !« Minna
Walsh George, driver, r. 219 Austin
Walsli George, mate, r. 14 Washington
Walsh George C. bookkeeper Leon Blum & Co., r. 606
Folsom
Walsh George H., butcher, and driver Engine No. 6,
r. 156 Shipley
Walsh James, r. 264 }< Minna
Walsh James, bartender, r. 507 Bush
Walsh James, bartender James McNesr, r. 408 Broad-
way
Walsh James, cardrlver, r. 47 ^ Clara
Wiil-«h James, carpenter, r. 532 Mission
Walsh James, cigarmsker, r. 1602 Eddy
Walsh James, cutter S. W. Rosenstock & Co., r. 2105
Sutter
Walsh James, driver City and County Hospital
WxlBh Jameo, expressman, r. 2601 Bryant Av
Walsh James, gripman, r. 16 Cedar Av
Walsh James, janitr, r. 345 Tliird
Walsh James, laborer, r. 26 Morey Alley
Walsh Jamei, laborer, r. 419 Francisco
Walsh James, laborer, r. 660 Minna, rear
Walsh James, laborer, r. 1123 Broadway
Walsh James, laborer, r. E s Church, bet Twenty-first
and Liberty
Walsh James, laundryman S. F. Laundry
Walsh James, liquor saloon, 316 Fourth
Walsh James, longshoreman, r. 6 Zoe
Walsh James, longshoreman, r. 19 Welsh
Walsh James, machinist, r. 1206 Broadway
Walsh James, porter, r. 1606 Jessie
Walsh James, shoemaker, r. S s Sacramento, bet Wal-
nut and Laurel
Walsh James, shoemaker, 218 First, r. 5 Natoma
Walsh James, waiter, r. 627 Sacramento
Walsh James, watchman, r. 41 Clara
Walsh James, wireworker, r. 134 Francisco
Walsh James A., bartender Occidental Hotel, r. T12
Golden Gate Av
Walsh James E., laborer, r. 30 Willows Av
Walsh James E., receiving teller Nevada Bauk,r. 2309
Fillmore
Walsh James F., plasterer, r. 719 Tehama
Walsh James H., clerk, r. 417 Gough
Walsh James J., carpenter, 341 Shipley
Walsh James J., expressman, r. 2404 Bryant Av
Walsh James J., gasfitter, r. 138 Eighth
Walsh James J., ship painter, r. 1 Kramer PI
Walsh James J., teamster, r. 1425 Market
Walsh James M., blacksmith's helper Union Iron
Works, r. 333 Ritch
Walsh James P., deckhand stmr City of Stockton
Walsh James R., actor, r. 20 Minna
Walsh James R., machinist McCormick Bros., r . 4
Simpson PI
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-EI,E€TRIC
RUSSIAN ani TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicateil a^d Electric Eatlis Givea.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BATH TUBS, BOILERS,
TANKS, SHOWERS, FAUCETS.
Plumbers' Sanitary Goods of all Kinds,
V\/_ E
PLUMBER,
Established 186%
_ L_ ANE^
505 EEARNV STREET.
Telephone 315,
Walsh Jerome, driver J. A. Crongli, r. 312 Linden Av
Walsh Jerome, shoemaker, 445 Twentieth
Walsh John, r. 26 Morey Alley
Walsh lohn, r. 1143 Folsom
Walsh John, bartender, r. 120 Sixth
Walsh John, carpenter, r. (i26 Naioma
Walsh John, carpetlayer Alexander Mackay, r. 20
Allen
Walsh John, cutter Gordan Bros., r. 61 Clementina
Walsh John, iron molder, r. iH Sansome
Walsh John, laborer, r. 41 Clara
Walsh John, laborer, r. 512 Missidn
Wiilsh John, laborer, r. 549 Jessie
Walsh John, laborer, r. t<16 Dolores
Walsh John, laborer, r. 1143 Folsom
Walsh John, labor>-r, r. Bryant, bi t Solano and Butte
Walsh John, seaman, r. W 8 Chattanooga, nr Twenty-
second
Walsh John, shoemaker, r. 606 Mission
Walsh John, shoemaker, 22 Seventh, r. 7 Guerrero
Walsh John, stevedore, r. 21 Anthony
Walsh John, steward M. B. Moraghan. r. 264 Ji Minna
Walsh John, tailor, r. 229 Miuna
Walsh John, treer S. W. Rosenstock & Co., r. 2105
Scott
Walsh John A., teamster, r. 727 5i Tehama
Walsh John B., r. 815 Hyde
Walsh John C, longshoreman, r. 549 Jessie
Walsh John F., bartender Gauthier & Smith, r. 120
Sixth
Walsh John F., shoemaker, r. 1139 Mission
Walsh John J., carpenter Jason Springer & Co., r. 130
Langton
Walsh John J., carpenter, r. 727 Laguna
Walsh John J., clerk Charles M. Oakly, r. 7 Webster
Walsh John J., molder, r. S s lapley Pi, bet Harrison
and FolsOni, B. H.
Walsh John J., painter, r. 765^ Howard
Wiilsh John J., teamster, r. 1913 Mission
Walsli John J., warehouseman, r. 7 Natoma
Walsh John L., r. 1139 Mission
Walsh Joseph, meterman, Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 26iH
Minna
Walsh Joseph, clerk Martin Walsh, r. 15 Pearl
Walsh Joseph, plumber, r. 120 Jones
Walsh Joseph A., cashier O'Connor, Moffatt k Co., r.
7 Guerrero
Walsh Joseph L., carriage trimmer, r. 1143 Folsom
Walsh Julia, widow, r. 19 Geneva
Walsh Kate Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 810 Bush
Walsh Lawrence, hackman, r. 425 Clementina
Walsh Lawrence A , clerk, r. 425 Clementina
Walsh Lawrence M., painter, r. 11 Morrel PI
Walsh Louis, carpenter, r. 13i4 Jackson
Walsh Louisa M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 445 Twentieth
Walsh M. A., messenger Post OiBce, r. 1149 Mission
Walsh M. A. Mrs., widow, r. 2 O.tavia
Walsh Maggie, burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 1J06 Broadway
Walsh Margaret, widow, r. 510 Ellis
Walsh Margaret, widow, r. 1013 Array
Walsh Miirgaret Mrs., groceries, 7 Webster
Walsh Maria Miss, dressmaker, r. 1321 Larkln
Walsh Maria A., tail..reRs, r. 1206 Broadway
Walsh Marie Miss, teacher Van Ness Seminary, r.
1222 Pine
Walsh Martha, widow, r 509 Howard
Walsh Martin (Walsh .«i Welch) r. 15 Twelfth
Walsh Martin, blacksmith, r. 1J9 Silver
Walsh Martin, painter, r. 1H21 Market
Walsh Martin H., clerk Michael A. Marron, r. 106Ji
Clara
Wilsh Mary, widow, r. 25 Lily Av
Walsh Mary, widow, r. 159 Silver
Walsh Mary, widow, r. 417 Gough
Walsh Mary, widow, r. 44iiM Natoma
Walsh Mary Miss, shoeflnisher, r 632 Linden At
Walsh Mary Mrs., groceries, 803 Point Lobos Av
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
FINE PRINTING
FKOM NEW TYPE.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN. «««*''' ^"^'lat 'c°ai^rrriL*l&
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mPOKTEIW OF
rOR GAS, STEAM AND -WATER,
PIp« Flttinsr>, all Sizes.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
WilKh Mary A., widow, r. 1 Jackson PI
Walsh Mary A., widow, r. 722 Green
WslBh Mary T. Miss, teacher Grant Primary School,
r. 2;^09 Fillmore
Walsh Matthew, seaman, r. 41 Louisa
Walsh Matthew, shoemaker, r. 139 J^ Eleyenth
Walsh Maurice, packer, r. 734 Tehama
Walsh Maurice B., bartender, r. 115 Seventh
Walsh Michael, r. 40O Niuth
Walsh Michael, blacksmith, r. 263 Third
Walsh Michael, blacksmith, r. 1503 Fillmore
Walsh Michael, boots and shoes, 27 Third, r, 1139
Mission
Walsh Michael, carpenter A. Wilkie, r. 414 Twenty-
second
Walsh Michael, finisher Cal. Furniture MnfgCo., r. 23
Boyce
Walsh Michael, harnessman Fashion Stable, r. 1130
Alabama
Walsh Michael, laborer, r. W s Fillmore, bet Fran-
cisco and Chestnut
Walsh Michael, peddler, r. SW cor Utah and El Dorado
Walsh Michael, pedaler, r. 644 Commercial
Walsh Michael, polisher Rice & Co., r. 624 Fourth
Walsh Michael, shoemaker, r. 648 Ash At
Walsh Michael J., shoecutter, r. 12 Allen
Walsh Michael W., policeman, r. 1511 Clay
Waleh Miles A., clerk, r. 1139 Mission
Walsh Patrick, r. 2501 Bryant Av
Walsh Patrick, carpenter, r. 418 Valencia
Walsh Patrick, driver, r. 49 H Clara
Walsh Patrick, engineer, r. S 8 Francisco, bet Polk
and Larkin
Walsh Patrick, laborer, r. 6 Zoe
Walsh Patrick, laborer, r. 212 Broadway
Walsh Patrick, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r. 1111
Bryant
Walsh Patrick, policeman, r. 417 Kearny
Walsh Patrick, watchman Phelps Mnfg Co., r.30 Welsh
Walsh Patrick, woodturner, r. cor Golden Gate Av
and Willard
Walsh Patrick J., glazier Wilson k Bro.. r. 134 Fol-
eom, rear
Walsh Patrick J., teamster, r. 12 Eleventh
Walsh Patiick J., teamster, r. 312 Linden At
Walsh Patrick J., teamster, r. 596 Sievenson
Walsh Patrick J., teamster, r. 1425 Market
Walsh Patrick J., teamster McKenna & Purcell, r. 241
Hayes
Walsh Patrick J., woodturner A. Cameron k Co., r.
cor McAllister and Stanyan
Walsh Patrick M., steward, r. 12 Allen
Walsh Peter, coop, r Benjamin W. Brown, r. 209 Clay
Walsh Peter, lonKshoreman, r. 134 Folsom
Walsh Peter, porter Whittier, Fuller & Co., r.l4 KJsa-
line
Walsh Peter J., butcher, r. 220 Linden Av
Walsh Peter J , etlder S. & G. Gump, r. 159 Silver
Walsh Peter T., bartender, r. 305 }< Burh
Walsb P. P., Registrar of Voters, office New City
Hall, basement, r. 418 Franklin
Walsh Richard, cigarmaker J. W. Shaeflfer k Co. r
734 h, Howard
Walsh Richard, engineer Crl. St. RR., r. 1504 Califor-
nia
Walsh Richard, gardener, St. Mary's Hospital
Walsh Richard, liquor saloon, 336 Fourth r 265
Clara
Walsh Richard, tailor, r. 147 Natoma
Walsh Richard, tin roofer, r. 41 Clara
Walsh Richard P., bookkeeper Julius Newman, r. 413
Mason
Walsh Robert gripman Cal. St. ER.. r. 1504 California
Walsh Kobert, painter, r. Ocean View
to'!'? I*"'*' '»>'1"'«^. r- fi30 Twentv.fifth
Wa Kh Stephen, liquor saloon, 546 First, r. 38 Stanly PI
W alsh Stephen C, clerk, r. 1424 Howard
Walsh T., oiler stmr Columbia
Walsh Theodore, bartender Bay District Hotel, r. 930
Pine
Walsh Thomas, r. 1206 X Union
Walsh Thomas, gripman, r. E s Lott, bet McAllister
and Golden Gate Av
Walsh Thomas, hostler Pac. Carriage Co., r. 20 Anna
Walsh Thomas, laborer, r. 63 M Shipley
Walsh Thomas, laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. 1128 FU-
bert
Walsh Thomas, machinist, r. 136 Eighth
Walsh Thomas, machinist Atlas Iron Works, r. 119
Silver
Walsh Thomas, sailmaker, r. 1110 Clay
Walsh Thomas A., engineer, r. 564 Howard
Walsh Thomas D., carpenter, r. Union Hotel
Walsh Thomas F., bartender, r. 417 Gough
Walsh Thomas F., shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. cor Hartfurd and Nineteenth
Walsh Thomas H., solicitor Northern Pacifie Express
Co., r. 2816 Laguna
WaUh Tliomas H., wines and liquors, NE cor
Twenty-sixth and Folsom
Walsh Thomas J. (Putzman & Walsh) r. 937 Haigbi
Walsh Thomas J., carpenter, r. 2t>60 Folsom
Walsh Thomas J., clerk, r. 7 Guerrero
Walsh Thomas P., laborer, r. 2013 Folsom
Walsh Thomas P., musician Bella Union, r. 25 Lily
Av
Walsh Thomas R., clerk, and eitraman Engine No. 16,
r. 2114 California
Walsh Timothy, laborer, r. 1128 Greenwich
Walsh Timothy, laborer, r. Ws Williamson, nr Point
Lobos Av
Walsh Timothy, maltster Matthew Nunan, r. 730
Clementina
Walsh Walter, carpenter, r. 66 West Mission
Walsh Walter J., carriane trimmer, r. 397 Eighth
Walsh Walter J., clerk W. J. Mallady, r. 733 Mission
Walsh Walter R., clerk Davis Louderback, r. 12U7J4
Laguna
Walsh Walter T., conductor, r. 814 Lott
Walsh W. H., carpenter, r. 608 O'Farrell
Walsh William, r. 25iil Bryant Av
Walsh William, r. SW cor Walnut and Cnlifomia
Walsh William, fresco painter, r. 19 Cedar Av
Walsh William, irouer Li Grande Laundry
Walsh William, laborer, r. 2i)23 Hyde
Walsh William, lumberman, r. 756 Folsom
Walsh William, machinist, r. 1726J< Stevenson
Walsh William, mason, r. 1515 Howard
Walsh William, quartermaster stmr Willamette
WhIhU William, salesman, r. 1 Boston PI
Walsh William, salesman Preston k McKinnon, r.
610 Howard
Walsh William, ship carpenter, r. 721 H Clementina
Walsh William D., painter, r. 5 Elliot Park
Walsh William E., blacksmith, r. 252 H Third
Walsh William H. (Nolle & Walsh) r. 512 Folsom
Walsh William H., machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. SM
Mission
Walsh William J., barbsr, r. N s Twenty-fifth, bet
Church and Sanchez
Walsh William J., painter and paperhanger, 220
Montg.mery Av, r. 723 Seventeenth
Walsh William J., planer Gilbert & Moore, r. 549 Jes-
sie
Walsh William J., shoemaker, r. 503 Hayes
Walsh William J., shoemaker, r. 21U5 Scott
Walsh William J. Rev., assistant pastor St. Joseph's
Church
Walsh William P., engineer, r. 20 Myrtle Av
Walsh William R.. groceries and liquors, 523 Fourtb
W'alsh William S., expressman, r. 596 Stevenson
Walsh William T., plumber, r. 1206 Boadway
Walsh William V.. reporter Alta, r. 445H Ninth
Walsh k Welch (Martin Walsh and Char es Welch)
proptrs Pioneer Soda Water Wor»8, 1721 Market
1^" Walsh. See Welch and Welsh
DRAPERIES.
Special attention given to making up Draperies aii4
Canopies for Lodges, Societies, etc.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MAEKET STBEET,
NEXT ABOVE PAIACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Mamifacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtores.
31 MarM St
en IDCr rVTDA nDVi^*">«Ch«mp«gne, compMigonwmproTelARPADHARASnHYACO.,
CuLir OL LA I nA Un f lauperlorlty over imported. MoBrmudyuBed. ( 530 WASEIKOT017 STBZET.
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Walshe Blchard J., salesman Cal. Hosiery Co., r. 408
Hyde
Walter Alfred C, pRtternmaker. r. 37 Second
Walter Amos D., melter, r. 49 Hoff Av
Walter AuRUste, carriage washer, r. 1812 Powell
Walter brother Rev., secretary and teacher of phil-
osophy St. Mary's College
Walter C, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Walter Carl, carppnter, r. «09 Kearny
Walter Carrie S. Mrs., r. 109 Montgomery
Walter Christina, domestic 2J06 Jones
Walter David, machinist, r. 2015 Polk
Walter David N. (D. N. & E. Walter 4 Co,) r. 1700
Van Ness Av
Walter D. L. Mrs., widow, r. 2665 Howard
Walter D. N. dc E. A Co. (David N., Eraannel,
Herman N., Morita and Isaac N. Waltprj im-
porters and wholesale dealers carpets, oil cl ths,
upholstery goods and paper hangings, NW cor
Markf-t and Battery
Walter Edward C. (G. Rudolf & Co.) r. 108 Vlcksburg
Walter Emanuel (D. N. * E. Walter & Co.) r. Europe
Walter Ernestine, r. 203 Perry
Walter Ferdinand, r. 1520 O'Farrell
Walter Frank, tanner Krenz & Getz, r. cor Day and
Dolores
Walters Frederick, clerk, r. 721 Shotwell
Walter Frederick, messenger telegraph dept 8. P. Co.,
r. 721 Shotwell
Walter Frederick F., clerk N. Gerson k Co., r. 417
Van Ness Av
Walter George, driver United Carriage Co., r. 623
Howard
Waller George J., lithographer H. S. Crocker k Co.,
r. 817 Van Ness Av
Walter Gnstav (Gusfav Walter & Co.) and Walter's
Soda Springs (Napa Co., Cal.l r. 11 Geary
Walter Gustav Hi Co. (Gustave Walter and
John H. Roberts) proprietors Wigwam and
Orpheum Theaters, and Walter's Soda Springs
(Napa Co., Cal.) office 114 Stockton
Walter Harvey W., stenographer, 230 Montgomery,
room 23
Walter Henry, r. 266 Brannan
Walter Henry, brewer, r. 8E cor Fulton and Webster
Walter Henry, cashier D. N. & E. Walter & Co., r.
1700 Van Ness Av
Walter Henry R. , clerk assistant quartermaster
Division of the Pacific, U. 8. A., r. 1021 Polk
Walter Herman N. (D. N. & E. Walter k Co.) r.
Europe
Walter Isaac N. (D. N. & E. Walter k Co.) r. 1803
Franklin
Walter Jacob, bartender H. Henne, r. M2!< Jessia
Walter Jacob, brewer, r. 1323 Natoma
Walter Jacob, waiter, r. 435 Pine
Walter John W., clerk, r. 1608 Stelner
Walter Joseph, clerk D. N. k E. Walter k Co.. r. 1803
Franklin
Walter Joseph O., clerk M. Walter k Co., r. 417 Van
Nes^i Av
Walter Josephine Mrs. (Walter & Rogg) r. 11 Geary
Waller Lewi* M., liquor saloon, Nfi cor Sutter and
Central Av
Walter M. & Co. (Max Walter) importers and mnfrs
bitters and wholesale liquors, 625 Sausomo
Walter Mai (M. Walter k Co.) r. 417 Van Ness Av
Walter Max, commercial traveler C. Carpy k Co.. r.
717 Ellis
Walter Moritz (D. N. & E. Walter &<3o.) r. New York
Walter Nathan, clerk D. N. k E. Walter k Co., r. 1803
Franklin
Walter Nathan F., salesman Lilienthal k Co., r. 1520
O'Farrell
Walter Oscar, bollermaker Moynih&n & Aitken, r. 867
Mission
Walter Otto, compositor H. S. Crocker k Co., r. Oak-
land
FRATINGER 8t CO.
MOURNING SUITS
MADE AT SHORTEST NOTICE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
MARBLE WASH STANDS.
WASH BASILS, BASIN COCKS.
Lane's Sanitary Basin Trap elTectnally exclades sewer m
PLUMBER, 606 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Walt-r P. T., laborer, r. 223 Austin-
Walter Sanford, assistant bookkeeper Lilienthal &
Co., r. 1520 O'Farrell
Walter Simon, stock cutter Buckingham k Hecht, r.
132 First
Walter Solly H., artist Wasp. r. 1518 California
Walter Thomas, clerk, r. 417 Van Ness Av
Walter Thomas C, agent, r. 3039 Sixteenth
Walter W. H., cook, r. 3f>5 Jessie
Walter William, bartender, r. 272 H Clementina
Walter William I. (Neustadter Bros.) r. 1910 Wash-
iugton
Walter * Rogg (Mrs. Josephine Walter and Miss Lena
Rogg) coslumers, 11 Geary
S^" Walter. See Walther and Wolter
Walter's Soda Springs (Napa Co., Cal.) Gustav Wal-
ler & Co. proptrs, office 114 Stockton
Walters Benjamin, stock cutter Buckingham &Hecbt,
r. 132 First
Walters Charles, janitor S. F. Turn Verein Hall, 323
Turk
Walters Charles, night yardmaster 8. P. Co., r. 2614
Folsom
Walters Claude F., seaman stmr San Jos^
Walters David T., engineer M. & A. Hansen, r. 7
Clementina
Walters F., pantryman stmr Alameda
Walters Frank, seaman, r. 47 Tehama
Walters Frederick waiter, r. 636 Commercial
Walters George, r. 1309 Polk
Walters George, waiter, r. 32 Everett
Walters Gustave, fireman stmr Oregon
Walters Henry, clerk A. Asmaun & Co., r. 517 Brannan
Walters James, porter, r. 6 Bruce PI
Walters John, gigger S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 1731 Broadway
Walters John, machinist, r. 48 Clementina
Walters John B., plasterer, r. 18 Otis PI
Walters John T., plasterer, r. 18 Otis PI
Walters Mary E., Mrs., r. 721 Shotwell
Walters Michael F., with Holbrook, Merrill t Stetson,
r. cor Nineteenth and Hartford
Walters Richard, blacksmith S. F. Candle Co.
Walters Samuel, mail clerk Call, r. 132 First
Walters Samuel, shoe cutter, r. 132 First
Walters William, roolder, r. 503 Folsom
tar Walters. See Wolters
Walterstein Frank (Hawkins k Walterstein) r. 231
■ O'Farrell
Waltham C. F., compositor Call
Walthaiier Richard, carpenter with John Horstmann
Walther August, musician, r. 1123 Treat At
Walther Charles, upholsterer, r. Mission Road, nr
Bootz Park
Walther Emil, laborer Cal. Glue Works, r. NW cor
Yuba and Iowa
Walther Frank L., butcher, r. 126 Eleventh
Walther Fred. G., printer, r. 588 Seventeenth
Walther Kittle E. Mrs., proptr The Indianapolis
House, 1235 Market
Walther Philip, maltster Potrero Yeast and Vinegar
Co.. r. NW cor Yuba and Iowa
Walther Philip H., barber, 1425 54 Octavia
Walther William, cooper Cal. Barrel Co, r. NW cor
Yuba and Iowa
Walther William H., peddler, r. Mission Road, nr
Bootz Park .. —
«/■ Walther. See Walter and Wolter ■ vvi
Waltjen F. Diedrich, clerk freight depot S. P. Co., r.
51)8 Sixth
Waltjen J., r 8W cor Post and Webster
Waltmann Leo, fish dealer, 1004 Sansome
Waltner Eric, tailor, r. 533 Jessie
Walton A., patternmaker, r. 317 Bush
Walton Albert D. F., painter, r. 9 Converse
Walton Albert G., patternmaker, r. 719 California
Walton Amos D., melter Selby Smelting and Lead Co.,
r. 49 Hoff Av
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Bfannfncfnrer ofCTery description off
PASSBNQBB, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
4» to SO Be»Ie Street. Sau FrMneikco.
Truman,
IShdm & Hooker- Bennett jump Seats sold to tlie Trade.'
Bngsips, Carrla^res,
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IMPORTERS OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
All Sizes and Numbers.
309. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Wa'ton Charles, Bpeciilator, r. 2213 Powell
Walton Charles S., with Geo. 0. Shreve & Co., r. 1531
Sacramento
Walton D. P., r. 2015 Polk
Walton Edward J., r. 2 Caroline PI
WmKod E. M. Mrs., widow, r. 235 Barilett
Walton Frank, hnrtender, r. 438 Broadway
Walton Frank, fireman stmr Mare I-iland
Walt(^n Frank N. Mrs., r. 1531 Sacramento
Walton Frederick B.. shippingmaster, 506 Broadway,
r. 133 Jackson
Walton George, r. 618 Haight
Walton George N., compoBitor Call, r. Oakland
Walton Georgia, \*idow, r. 711 Seventeenth
Walton Henry, spring maker Cal. Spring Mnfg Co., r.
226 Oak
Walton I. M. Mre.. widow, r. 940 Geary
Walton J., boltiuaki-r Pac. Rolling Mill
Walton J., painter, 717!< Howard
Walton JameB W., r. 1416 Leavenworth
Walton .Jefferson, car repairer S. P. C. RR.
Walton Jesse, clerk Selby Smelting and Lead Co., r.
1222 Treat Av
Walton John R., proptr Maine Dairy, 213 Tenth
Walton J. W , r. 400 Waller
Waltnn Lottie Miss, actress Tivoli Opera Houae, r.
306!^ Octavia
Walton Martin C. real estate, 108 Leidesdorff, r. SW
cor Twentieth and Capp
Walton M. C. clerk Cal. lus. Co., r. 622 Sixth
Walton Nelson C, asphaltum and roofing ma-
terial, 219 Mission
Walton Thomas, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. 2934 Mission
Walton Tliomag T., general agent Milton and
Yosemite Stage Co., 138 Montgomery, r. 1912
Hyde
Walton William E. Jr., patternmaker, r. 48 Clemen-
tina
Walton William F. Mrs., r. 1531 Sacramento
Walton William G., assistant engineer stmr City of
Peking, r. :n Bondell PI
Walts George W. , arbitrator Railroad Rates, r. 605 Bu-
chanan
Waltz Charles, mnfr safes, bank vaults, locks, etc., 13
Driimra, r. Oakland
Walviz John G., master mariner, r. 212 Clara
WHlworth J. J., proptr Aldine House, 404 Turk
Walz John, cutter San Jose Woolen Mill Co., r. 60
Third
Wambach Charles, brewer, r. 677 k Mission
Wamel Anton, cabinetmaker J. G. H. Meyer, r. 255
Jersey
Warn pier Edward W., cigarmaker August Brune, r .
Ahlborn House
Wamser Louis, waiter, r. 622 Post
Wamuth Henry driver Werape Bros., r. 419 Oak
Wand Jacob, salesman E. Mansbach & Co., r. 808 Van
Ness Av
Wand Joseph, comrnisslon merchant, 120 Sutter,room
22, r. 808 Van Ness Av
Wand Lee, bookkeeper L. Saroni & Co., r. 808 Van
Ness Av
Wand Siimuel, r. 808 Van Ness Av
Wand Thomas L. (J. M. Higgins * Co.) r. Oakland
Wand Thomas N., mining, 37 Montgomery Block, r.
Oakland
Waud William P.. clerk Custom House, r. Oakland
Wandel Rose, widow, r. 906 Treat Av
Wandc-11 Nelson L., cigars and tobacco, 3ii Larkin
Wander August, carpenter, r. W s Vermont, bet Hum-
boldt mid Nevada
Wander Henry, chiinniaker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Vermont, b. t Humboldt and Nevada
Wandesforde Juan B., artist, studio 211 Sutter, r.Hay-
wards, Cal.
Wandory A. Dr., drugs and medicines, 1153 Mis-
sion
Wands Alexander H., railroad contractor, r. 1215 Mia-
sion
Wands James W., plnmber, r. 105 Ridley
Wanek Edward, wigmaker and barber, 409 Geary
Wang Eli, salesman Max Friedman, r. 85KJ^ Harrison
Waugenheim Amiel(Waiigenheim,Sternheim& Co.)r.
1311 Gough
WaDgenheim H. & Co. (Henry Wangenheim and Moses
Hiichheimer) grain commission merchants, 308
California
Wangenheim Henry (H. Wangenheim & Co. andDohr-
maun & Co.) r. 1428 Geary
Wangenheim Sol. & Co. (Solomon Wangen-
heim and Juda and Simon Newman) shipping
and commission merchants, office 126 Davis
Waugenheim Solomon (Sol. Wangenheim & Co.) r.
1714Bush
Wangenheim, Sternheim & Co. (Amiel
Waugenheim and Samuel Sternheim) importers
crockery, glassware, etc., 628-530 Market and 27-
29 Sutter
Wanger Joseph, oysterman Tesmore & £rill, r. 127
Montgomery
Wank Henrv, maltster, r. 2108 Stockton
Wankowski' William, cutter Joe T. Poheim, r. 1005
Clay, rear
Wannemacher George W., correspondent The J. Dew-
ing Co., r. 517 Eddy
Wannenmacher Robert W. (Wannenmacher k Beut-
ler) r. 4H5 Haight
Wannenmacher & Beutler (Robert W. Wannenmacher
and John Beutler) butchers, 533 Haight
Wanner John , molder, r. 1035 Folsom
Wanner Monika Mrs., confection ery, 1035 Folsom
Wanston Robert, waiter, r. 226 Minna
Wanz John D., mnfr sausage, 47-48 Grand Arcade
Market, r. 204 Twenty-fourth
Wanzer li. M. F., physician and surgeon, oflBce
and r. 205 Taylor
Wanzer Merritt L.. carpenter, r. 429 Natoma
Wappel Henry, tanner Krenz k Getz
Wappel Albert M., watchman Pacific Club, r. 1505
i'illmnre
Wappel Charles, waiter, r. 1248 Howard
Wappel Michael, restaurant, 1617 Buchanan, r. 1505
Fillmore
Warburton Annie M., widow, dressmaking, 934 How-
ard
Warburton E. P. Mrs., r. 142}^ Fourth
Warburton Jamfs, teamster James Beatty, r. Sus-
quehanna, bet Marquesas and Manitoba
Warburton J. P., physician, 30 St. Ann's Bldg, r. Ala-
meda
Ward Alfred, stableman, r. 2424 California
Ward Andrew, waiter Palace Hotel
Ward Ann Mrs., candy and notions, NE cor Trinidad
and Susquehanna
Ward Annie Miss, r. 1022 Green
W^ard Arthur S. , contractor, 405 Front, r. Oak-
land
Ward Bernard, laborer W. W. Montague k Co., r. 14
Tehama
Ward Bernard, stevedore, r. 7 Seymour Av
Ward Bernard, bookkeeper Alexander NicoU, r. 7 Sey-
mour Av
Ward Bernard K., hack driver, r. 521 Clementln*
Ward Carrie S., widow, r. 620 Market
Ward Charles, seaman stmr San Juan
Ward Charles C, porter L. Scatena & Co.
Ward Charles F., waiter, r. 372 Clementina
Ward Charles H., painter, r. 17 M Langton
Ward Charles H., porter John Strothuff, r. 321 J<
O'Farrell
Ward Charles H., porter Wilmerding & Co., r. 113
William
Ward Charles J., bookbinder Althof & Bahls, r. 1121
Filbert
Ward Charles J., clerk, r. 1228 Sacramento
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOIS' Al YOOTHS' SDITS
"THE HASTINGS."
aPJEUl Jin III Ci, OP Loms
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
WAR
1195
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Ward Charlotte, widow, r. 1812 O'Farrell
Ward Christopher, Halesman, r. 55 Shipley
Ward Christopher, tailor, r. 3(i7 Jessie
Ward ChriKtopher J., mounter Sanborn, Vail & Co.,
r. 924 Tweuty-third
Ward C. M. Mrs., varieties, KE cor Trinidad and Sus-
qnehanua
Ward Cornelius M., laborer J. Beatty b Co., r. NE cor
Trinidad and Susqnehnnna
Ward Diinlel, groceries, NE cor Day and Sanchea
Ward Daniel, laborer, r. 129 Folsom
Ward Daniel F., bookbinder, r. 1121 Filber*
W»rd David L., r. 116 Jones
Ward D. Hensliaw, general manager Judson
MauufacturinR Co., 8 Pine, r. Oakland
Ward E. A., quartermsster stmr City of New York
Ward Edward, clerk Henry FinnetjaKS, r. 2525 Bryant
Ward Edward, gurdener. r. 19ia Vallejo
Ward Edward, longshoreman, r. 120 Langton
Ward Edward A., policeman, r. 113 Larkin
Ward E. F., assistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 120
Langton
Ward F., steward stmr City of Sydney
"Ward Francis M., bookkeeper and real estate,
24 Montgomery Block, r. Alameda
Ward Frank F., stenographer, r. 105 Sixth
Ward Frank I., rancher, r. 118 Eddy
Ward Frederick, farmer, r. 723)4 Natoma
Ward Frederick C, driver r. cor Pierce and Eddy
Ward Frederick S., bookkeeper, r. 954 Bush
Ward George, operator W. U.Tel. Co., r. 7 Seymour Ay
Ward Harold, clerk Garber, Thornton it Bishop, r.
110 Mason
Ward Hattie, widow, r. 92 Everett
Ward Henry, clerk Firemans Fund Ins. Co., r. 110
Mason
Ward Henry C, engineer, r. 156 Third
Ward Henry M., coinposltcr Call r. 757 Harrison
Ward Hiram R., bartender, r. 831 Sacramento
Ward Hubbard, salesman, r. 757 Harrison
Ward Isaac M., lodgings, 668 Mission
Ward James, clerk, r. 325 Fifth
Ward .lames, clerk W. J. Ward, r. 147 Clara
Ward James, helper Fulton Iron Works, r. 206 Perry
Ward James, laborer, r. 30 Gilbert
Ward James, pantryman Palace Hotel, r. 66 Minna
Ward James, student, r. 1121 Filbert
Ward James waiter, r. 12 Sherwood PI
Ward James J., finisher Althof & Bahls, r. 1121 Fll-
bcrt
Ward James L., driver Hose No. 3, r. 2536 Folsom
Ward James M., r. 1912 M Jones
Ward James P., laborer r. 241 Minna
Ward James W., physician, 335 Geary
Ward James Wad, El Rev., lecturer, r. 1015 Twenty-
flr-t
Ward Jane, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Ward John, clerk, r. 272 Jessie
Ward John, liquor saloon, 335 Tenth
Ward John, loiigKlioreman, r. 606 Howard
Ward John, tracklayer, r. SE cor Twenty-second and
Folsom
Ward John, washer Smith & Poultney, r. 344 Brannan
Ward John C, porter O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. cor
Twenty-ninth and Sanchez
Ward John F., teamster, r. 335 Clementina
Ward John G., cashier Cutting Packing Co., r. Ala-
meda
Ward John J., barber, r. 215 Minna
Ward John J., hamessmaker, r. 55 Shipley
Ward John M., r. 434M Hayes
Ward John M., collector Report, 238 Montgomery
Ward John P., office 405 Front, r. Oakland
Ward John W., carpenter, 1629 Market
Ward Joseph, cardriver, r. 1731 Mission
Ward Joseph, tailor, r. 367 Jessie
Ward Josepli W., merchant, office 405 Front, r.
Oakland
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-Kl,ECTKIC
RUSSIAN ai TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Balls Glyeii.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BOiLERS and STOVES
Coimected lor Hot anil Cold Water In tlie best manner.
WATER BACKS, WATER HEATERS,
Of all kinds made and repaired.
W. E . LANE,
PLU5IBEB,
Established ISfiO.
605 KBABNY STREET.
Telephone 315^
Ward J. W^ alter Jr., attorney at law, 201 Mont-
gomery, room 12, r. Oakland
Ward Kate, domestic 120 Liberty
Ward Lewis P., compositor Examiner, r. 331 Kearny
Ward Luclen B., miner, r. 8(53 M Market
Ward Mala'hi, conductor, r. 909 Shotwell
Ward Martin, deckhand slmr Piedmont
Ward Martin, porter, r. 268 Minna
Ward Martin B., laborer, r. 221 Sixth
Ward Mary Mrs., r. 206 Perry
Ward Mary A., widow, r. 2015 Hyde
Ward Mary E., widow, r. 1519 Sacramento
Ward Mary J., widow, r. 2.525 Bryant Av
Ward Matthew, helper Gulden State and Miners' Iron
Works, r. 12 Tehama
Ward Melton, bartender, r. 2306 Hyde
Ward Michael, r. 18 Dore, rear
Ward Michael, engineer stmr Modoo
Ward Michael, laborer, r. W s Michigan, bet Sierra
and Shasta, rear
Ward Michael, porter Alf. R. Kelly, r. 609 Fell
Ward Michael, shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder ti Co., r.
32 Freelon
Ward Michael J., liquor saloon, 327-329 East, r, 1411
Pacific
Ward Michael T., agent, r. 424 Sansome
Ward M. W., domestic 622 Polk
Wiird Ostnon, waiter, r. 221 Seventh
Ward Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W 8
Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Ward Patrick, shoemaker, r. 168 Perry
Ward Piitrick F., poultry dealer, r. 55 Shipley
Ward Patrick F., plumber and gasfitter, 1715 Market,
r. cor Twenty-fourth and Bryant
Ward Patrick J., waiter, r. 12 Sherwood PI
Ward Peter, clerk William Dresbach, r. 7 Seymour
Av
Ward Peter, engineer 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. W s Ten-
nessee, bet Sierra and Nevada
Ward Peter, plumber, r. 1009 Minna
Ward Pe^er, real estate agent, r. E s Douglass, bet
Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Ward Peter E., salesman, r. 2525 Bryant Av
Ward Philip, gasfitter, r. E 8 Fifth Av, bet Point
Lobos Av and Clement
Ward Philip D., second mate stmr Los Angeles
Ward Robert, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 43 Minna
Ward Robert T. (Ward ft Co.) r. Oa\land
Ward Stephen, porter St. David's House, r. 715 How-
ard
Ward Thomas, r. 27 Albion Av
Ward Thomas, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 2719
FolsoTU
Ward Thomas, laborer, r. 604 Fourth
Ward Tliomas, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 626
Howard
Ward Thomas, laborer Joseph Macdonough & Co., r.
6 Minna
Ward Thomas, longshoreman, r. 352 Third
Ward Thomas, plannmaker, r. 412 Francisco
Ward Thomas, stevedore, r. 422 Brannan
Ward Thomaf, waiter, r. 368 Natoma
Ward Thomas L., pressman, r. 16 Hickory Ay
Ward Timothy W., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 210 Sev-
enth
Ward W.. hostler N. B and M. RR.
Ward Willlsm, capitali-st, r. 1001 Pine
Ward William, liquor dealer, r. 216 Twenty-third
Ward William, molder, r. 847 Howard
Ward Williiim, officer stmr Colima
Ward William, plumber, r. V5:i6 Folsom
Ward William Jr., blacksmith, r. 216 Twenty-third
Ward William B., bookkeeper S. F.. Savings Onion, r.
2905 Bush
Ward William B., liquor saloon, 539 Valencia
Ward William F., collarmaker, r. 606 Fourth
Ward William H., salesman Cartau, McCarthy & Co.,
r. 408 Hyde
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FOB HAXD, lVI>I>-Wir.l. AND POfTEB,
ALL. SIZES.
809, 3U. 313. 315 and 317 MABKET STREET
Ward William H., secretary Occidental Self-
EDdowmeut Association, 28 Pbelan Bldg, and ed-
itor and pnbli>-her Records of Members Grand
Armv of the Republic. 106 Phelan BldK, r. 26 Fell
Ward Wmtam J., grocerif-s and liquors, 337
Fourth, and Eigbteenth and Noe. r. 147 Clara
Ward William P.. carriaKemaker T. F. Lowney, r. NE
cor Twenty third and Alabama
Ward William T., collarmaker Main Jc Winchester, r.
506 Fourth
Ward Winfield S.. clerk, r. 573 Mission
Ward tSi Co. (Robeit T. Ward) employment oflace,
608-610 Clay
Warde M. & Co. (Michael Warde) importers and
dealers wlues and liquors, 416-418 Sansonie
Warde Michael (M. Warde & Co.) r. S a Twenty-flfth,
bet 3 .ncbez and Noe
Warden Conrad, r. 916 Harrison
a^- Warden. See Waddell
Warden Albert, enuineer Geary St. RE., r. 2237 Geary
Warden Charles, packer Heywood BroB. & Co., r. 9u3
Valencia
Warden Hugh, r. 424 Sansone
Warden Mary A . widow, r. 903 Valenri*
Warder Bessie Mrs., r. 240 Mnntgomery
Wardlaw James, oiler Club Stable, r. 275 H Minna
Wardlaw William, lamplighter, r. 24:11 Larkin
Wardwell A. M., live stock, r. 1613 Franklin
Wardwell Charles A., maclilniiit Pac. Iron Works, r.
609 Hyde
Wardwell Mary A., widow, r. 609 Hyde
Wardwell William R., clerk Murphy, Grant 4 Co., r.
609 Hyde
Ware D. J., carpenter, r. 207 Langtoa
Ware George A. r. 717 Turk
Ware Thomas C, clerk Albert Bosenbeim, r. 127
Montgomery
Ware W. Henry, printer, r. 1728 Golden Gate At
Ware William C, clerk E.'Chielovich* Co.. r. 503 Post
Ware William W., patent agency, 6 Eddy, r. 418 Cali-
fornia At
10" Ware. See Wehr, Weir and Wier
Warfel John P., marine engineer, r. 643 Folaom
Warfora Henry, lon-.'shoreman, r. Spring Valley
Homestead, nr Mission Road
Warhurst John W., bookkeeper P. J. Cassin k Co., r.
Alameda
Wariner Orvile, carpenter, r. 1523 Pine
Waring Albert E.. clerk, r. 8^ Turk, rear
Waring Charles A., clerk, r. 8)4 Turk, rear
W'arlng Henry J., glazier G. Ammerup, r. 8H Turk
Warld James, helper Empire Foundry, r. 412 Shipley
, Warmbold Ada MifS, r. 828 Broadway
Warmbold B. Frederick, groceries and liquors, 701
Hayes
I Wamibron Alexander, tailor, 905 Clay
Warming Charles, clerk Christian Hanien, r. 435 Te-
hama
Wamcke Ernest J., boarding, W i Railroad At, bet
Manitoba and Dominica
Warnrke Robert, teamster, r. W i Railroad At, bet
Maniti>ba and Dominica
Wame William, carpenter, r. 8 ■ Teneriffe, nr Rail-
road Av
Warnecke Bruno, bartender San Francisco Vereln, r.
219 Sutter
Warnecke Louis, bartender C. H. Brusaber, r. W s
Kentucky, bet Sierra and Nevada
Warneke Adolph, seaman stmr Oregon
Warueke Christian, r. 811 Haight
Warner Abraham, liquor saloon, cor Ifelggs Wharl
and Fiancisco
Warner Alexander, dentist, 224 Kearny, r. 1519 Post
Warner Anton, baker William Hessler, r. 530 Union
Warner Cecil, mnnasier Roehm 4 Davison (De-
froit. Mi. h,) 109 California, room 6. r. Onklaud
Warner Charles &., bookkeeper, r. 516 Linden At
Warner Charles G., furniture, 232 Fifth, r. 257 Perry
Warner Charles H.. collector George H. Tay & Co., r.
127 Kearny
Warner Charles H., collector Hutchinson b Uann, r.
711 Jones
Warner D. Mrs., widow, r. 204 Waller
Warner D.. machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Warner Edwin R., paper carrier, r. 1005 Clay
Warner Eliza M., widow, r. 331 Turk
Warner Elom L., assistant baggage agent 8. P. Co., r.
Oakland
Warner Etnma L., widow, r. 331 Turk
Warner Frank, bookkeeper Pac. Iron Works, r. AU-
meda
Warner Frank W., bookkeeper Forbes Bros., r. 2119
Pine
Warner George, waiter, r. 43 Second
Warner Henry P., gardener, r. NW cor Baker and Jef-
ferson
Warner James, barber, 601 Sacramento, r. SilTer St4r
House
Warner James H., bookkeeper, r. Ahlbom Houm
Warner J. J., clerk Atlantic and Pac. Fast Freight
Line, r. Oakland
W^ner John, teamster, r. 351 Eleventh
Warner Josiah B., chief inspector Hartford Steam
Boiler Inspection and lus. Co., r. 703 Hyde
Warner Maurice A., teamster, r. 707 Sanchez
Warner Milton, calker, r. 854 Folsom
Warner Paul, cigarmaker J. W. Shaeffer k Co., r. 3U
Union
Warner Peter, laborer, r. 240 Bitch
Warner William, r. 514 Sutter
Warner William, butcher, r. 322 Thirteenth
Warner William J. B., carpenter, r. Teneriffe, bet Bail-
road Av and Susquehanna
Warner Wilson, r. 424 Sansome
Warnholtz Charles, cabinetmaker, r. SW cor Santa
Clara and Alabama
Warnholz Henry, r. 1623 Pine
Warnholz William, driver Albany Brewing Co., r. 518
Alabama
Warnicke Carl E., barber, r. 619 Fourth
Warnig Herman, laborer, r. Golden Gate Av, nr Race
Track
Warnke Frederick, r. 2647 Mission
Warnke Ludwig, clerk Harry W. Syz, r. Alameda
Warnke Peter, clerk William Warnke, r. 828 Broad*
way
Warnke William, groceries and liquors, 734 Broad-
way, r. 828 Broadway
Warnken Herman F., groceries and liquors, 100 Fraa<
Cisco
Wamock James, shipowner, r. 321 Ninth
Warnock William, policeman, r. 772 Mission
Wamstrom Henry O., house painter, r. 1811 Hyde
Warren Albert T., printer, r. 26 Derby PI
Warren Alexander, r. 112 Twelfth
WARREN ALFRED mantra-
tarer paper bagfs, manila boxes and
document envelopes, 333 Geary
Warren August, varieties. 318 Sixth
Warren Charles, clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo k
Co., r. 3 Fult n
Warren Charles A., contractor, 234 Montgomery,
r. 210 Ninth
Warren Charles F., conductor Geary St. RR., r. 16<W
Geary
Warren Charles H. (Novelty Hardware Co.) r. ItU
Market
Warren Charles H., porter Post Office, r. 112 Alta
Warren Charles P.. clerk ticket auditor's office 8. P.
Co., r. Alameda
Warrt n Charles W., porter James Gallup k Co.. r. M
Clay ^
Warren Christine, widow, r. 708 Pine
Warren C. L. Mrs., widow, dressmaker, 703 Valencia
Warren Clarence H., reporter Alta, r. 1526 Eddy
WH0I,ESAI.E A-TD nETAH.
W. S- J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL
DIXON. BORGESON & CO..
Hanufactnrers of Show Cas«s
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
Also the fincBt f!rades of CUreta, HockH, '
BurgundieB, Sauternes, Ports aud Sherries ;
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
630 WASEXHOTOH STBEET.
WAB
1197
WAS
Wsrren Clinton, macbiniBt Tatum & Bowen, r. 23
Dolores
Warren Edward, plumber, r. 372 Clementina
Warren Edward W., floorman Fashion Stable, r. 238
Ellis
Warren Frank, hackdriver, r. 313 Fourth
Warren Frank, painter, r. 812 Lyon
Warren Frank E., painter, r. 241 Oak
Warren Frank J., chief clerk U. 8. Navy Pay Office, r.
2929 Clay
Warren Frank W., bookkeeper Keane Bros., r. 519 Va-
lencia
Warren Frederick W.. Buperintendent Vlsitacion
Water Co., r. 210 Ninth
Warren Q., laborer P. M. S8. Co.
Warren George A., inspector Custom House, r. 659
Howard
Warren George A., waiter stmr Granada
Warren George B., clerk Palace Hotel, r. 607 Ellis
Warren George W., clerk William J. Adams, r. 1025
Lombard
Warren George W., salesman, r. 1329 Union
Warren Harry A., plumber, r. 963 Mission
Warren Howard, blacksmith, r. 246 Clara
Warner Isaac 8., sailmaker, r. 203 Bartlett
Warren Jackson, steward, r. 6 Maiden Lane
Warren James H, Rev., r. 1526 Eddy
Warren James L., woodcarver, 230 Stenart, r. 1503 Ji
Buchanan
Warren J. L. L. F. {Warren * Co.) r. 1000 Howard
Warren John, boatman John E. Goble
Warren John coachman, r.l626 Jackson
Warren John, molder W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 2814
Pine
Warren John C. Jr. bookbinder A. J. Leary, r. 1513 J^
Mission
Warren John K., clerk, r. 519 Valencia
Warren John P., carpenter 8. F. Planing Mill, r. 108
Twelfth
Warren John P., policeman, r. 313 Stockton
Warren Joseph, proptr. New Western House, 20 Ji
Fifth
Warren Joseph 8., druggist, r. cor Sixth and Harrison
Warren L. H., r. 1329 Union
Warren Lizzie Mrs., bakery, 112 Twelfth
Warren Martha Mrs., widow, r. 112 Twelfth
Warren Mary, widow, r. 129 Silver
Warren Mary Miss, operator Pac. Bell Tel. Co., r.
1503 }4 Buchanan
Warren M. E. Mrs., widow, r. 1016 Sutter
Warren Oscar, clerk headquarters Division of the
Pacific, U. 8. A., r. 719 Post
Warren Richard, teamster Matthew Nvman, r. 720 Te-
hama
Warren Russell, architect, r. 427 Jj Oak
Warren Russell A., compositor Chronicle, r. 23
Kearny
Warren Samuel I., salesman O'Connor, MofTatt b Co.,
r. 519 Valencia
Warren Thomas, laborer, r. 608 Natoma
Warren Thomns P., seaman, r. 314 Bush
Warren William, maltster Matthew Nunan, r, 822X
Bush
Warren William B., carpenter, r. 2901 Bush
Warren Wllllara H., teamster, r. 2814 Piue
Warren TTilliam H .proprietor Warren's Art and
Embossed Glass Works, 932 Mission, r. 932 X
Mission
Warren William P., helper Schroder, Albrecht & Co.,
r. 112 Alta
Warren William T., expressman, 644 Sacramento, r.
112 Twelfth
Warren William T., physician, 107 Powell
Warren ft Co. (J. L. L. F. Warren) editors and proptrs
California Farmer, 1004 Howard
Warren'a Art and Embossf d Crlass Works,
William H. Warren proprietor, 932 Mission
. 3 Miller PI
FRATINGER & CO.
OF ALL SESCEIKTIOITS.
105 KEARNY STREET.
SAS, WATER and STEAM
FITTING,
In all its Branches, Well Done,
NA/_ E
PLUMBER,
EstablUbed 1860.
- L_ANE,
606 KEARNT STREET}
Telephone 315.
Warrilow Frederick, painter, r. Park Hotel
Warringholz Reimer, maltster, r. 7 Water
Warrington Samuel, shoecutter Williams Bros., r.
Oakland
Warrington Thomas, engineer Geary St. RB., r. 1316
Octavia
Warschauer Aaron M., waiter, r. 2434 Bush
Warschauer Benjamin F., r. 1611 Scott
Warschauer Joseph G., harnessmaker Morris War-
schauer, r. 1633 Geary
Warschauer Marks, deputy County Clerk, r. 2434 Bush
Warschauer Morris, harneBsmaker, 104 Clay, r. 1633
Geary
Warshauer Manheim, cigars and tobacco, 321 Cali-
fornia, r. »i3 Larkin
Warfihawski Jacob, salesman Ephraim Frank, r. 706
McAllister
Warshawski Mark, barber, 609 Larkin, r. 706 McAllis-
ter
Warwick Charles, painter T. Downing, r. 19 Quinn
Warwick G. A., r. 324 Ellis
Warwick Guy E., night clerk Russ House
Warwick James, r. 423 Ninth
Warwick James, painter, r. 223^ Quinn
Warwick James L., laborer Custom House
Warwick Robert, driver Sutter St. RR., r. 1238 Bush
Wasch Aaron, necktiemaker, r. 447 Tehama
Waschle Godfrled, shoemaker, r. 1142 Howard
Wasgatt Hiram T., musician, r. 220 Montgomery At
Wa.shau Jacob, brewer, r. 231 Fifteenth
Washburn Albert, proptr Stockton Planing Mill,
Berry, bet Fourth and Fifth, r. 226 Devisadero
Washburn Albert H., general superintendent Yo-
semite Stage and Turnpike Co., 613 Market, r.2625
Fillmore
Washburn Georgia Mrs., principal Turk Street Pri-
mary School, r. 1418 California
Washburn Henry, horsemarket, 761-766 Bryant, nr
Fifth, r. 2728 Howard
Washburn Henry, hostler, r. 1515 Fillmore
Washburn Lysander, broker, r. Commercial Hotel
Washburn Sarah A., widow, r. 631 O'Farrell
Washburn Thomas, r. 1314 Filbert
Washe Henry A., bookkeeper Kron & Eberhard, r. 4
Verba Buena
Washor Minerva Miss. r. 729 Chestnut
Washington Block, NW cor Washington and Mont-
gomery Av
Washington Bre-wery, Claus Wreden & Co. pro-
prietors, SE cor Lombard and Taylor
Washington Evening School, SW cor Washington and
Mason
Washington Fire and Marine Insnranre
Co. (of Boston) George D. Dornin manager,
William Sexton assistant manager, office 215 San-
some
Washington Prank B., assslstant assayer U. S. Mint,
r. 216 Bush
Washington George W., waiter Palace Hotel
Washington Grammar School, 8. Sturges principal,
SW cor Washington and Mason
Washington Hall. 35 Eddy
Waxhington Hotel, Patrick Collins proprietor,
NW cor First and Mission
Washington Isaiah A., porter The Beresford
Washington John T., clerk, r. 216 Bush
Washington Joseph, waiter, r. 224 Minna
Washington Life Insurance Co. (of New
York) John H. Gray general agent, 311 California
Washinerton Manufacturing Co. (Alfred
AdelBdorfer and Manfred Brandenstein) importers
coffees, teas and spices. 17-19 First
Washington Market, Washington to Merchant, bet
Montgomery and Sansome
Washington Mill Co. (Seabeck, W. T.) office Pier 17,
Steuart _
Washington Mills, Dohrmann k Co. proptrs, NW cor
Washington and Drumm
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Jfannfactarer of erery descripttoii oC
PASSBNOBR, BTRBET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to 50 Beale Street. San Franei»«o.
Dennett Jump Seats.
Truman, Isliam A Hooker, 421-427 Maiket Bb
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MANTJFACTUKEK8 OF
Plain, Japanned and Stamped
T I IXr ^W^ .A. I^ E3 .
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Washington Bichard, seanian, r. 625 Davis
Washington Square, Filbert, Stockton, Powell and
Union
Washington Street Wharf, foot Washington
Wasboe Exchange, Benjamin F.Jellison.NE cor
California and Kearny
Waaler Samuel J. bootblack David C. Lee, r. 622 Clay
Wasley Frank A., bookkeeper Fred. H. Busby, r. Oak-
laud
Wason Archibald, painter, r. 914 Vallejo
Wason E. B. Mrs., widow, r. 437 Clementina
Wason John W., butcher John O'Brien, r. 437 Clemen-
tina
Wasp The (illustrated weekly) John P. Jackson
publisher and proprietor, 538 California
Wass D. D., electrical engineer, 640 Howard, r.
703 Valencia
Wass F., carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r. Berkeley
Wass Sidney H., apothecary Wakelee & Co., 142 Mont-
gomery
Wasseuberg Daniel W., drug clerk, r. 512 Chestnut
Wasser Quinney J., carpenter, r. 773 Harrison
Wassermann Eikan, superintendent warehouse Louis
Sloss & Co., r. 8i5 Turk
Wasserman Frederick, dyeing, 929 Folsom
Wasserman Moses, clerk, r. 626 Fulton
Wassman Henry, clerk J. H. A. Folkers & Bro., r.
509 H Hyde
Wasamann Frederick (Hillmann & Wassmann) r. 929
Folsom
Wassmann Herman, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Sonoma and Potrero Av
Wastell G. F., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r. Oak-
land
Wastell H. A., clerk freight auditor's ofifice 8. P. Co.,
r. Oakland
Wastine Eric, tailor, r. NW cor Twenty-seventh and
San Jose Av
Wate Paul T. M., clerk KuUman & Co.,r. 238Shotwell
»■ Wate. See Walt aad Waite
Watenstedt Herman, blacksmith, r. 726 Howard
Water Front Land Co., W. G. Doollttle secretary, 618
Market
Waterbury Charles S., contractor and builder, r. 1322
Scott
Waterbnry Clock Co. The (Waterbury, Conn.)
manufacturers clocks and clock materials. A. I.
Hall & Son agents, 528-530 Market
Waterbury George A., salesman, r. 1926 Jessie
Waterbury Henry E., carpenter, r. 24 Glasgow
Waterbury J. Edward, clerk J. J. Cook
Waterbury Judson C, machinist, r. 1607 Stockton
Waterbury Mary A. Mrs., r. 310 Valencia
Waterbury Watch Co. The (Waterbury, Conn.)
manufacturers watches and watch materials, A.
I. Hall & Son agents, 528-530 Market
WaterdoU Peter, carpenter, r. Ocean View
Waterford Eldridge, porter Mercantile Library Assn,
r. 555 Howard
Waterhouse Bryant L., clerk Waterhouge & Lester, r.
1819 Jessie
Waterhouse Columbus (Waterhouse & Lester) r. 2213
Howard
Waterhouse Frederick A., with Waterhouse & Lester
r. 2213 Howard
Waterhouse Harry K., with Waterhouse k Leater. r.
1«19 Jessie
W^aterhoaae & I^ester (Columbus Waterhouse)
importers and jobbers carriage and wagon ma-
terials, 16-22 Beale
Waterman Aaffaatus, mining secretary. 25-36
Nevada Block, r. Alameda
Waterman Charles H., policeman, r. 1937 Union
Waterman Charles S., clerk, r. 718 Golden Gate Av
Waterman DeUa L. Mrs., matron Protestant Orphan
Asylum
Waterman Edward H., machinist, r. 2105 Powell
Waterman Early E., teamster, r. 26 Perry
Waterman Emil, bookkeeper M. Waterman & Co., r*
oil Van Ness Av
Waterman Emily Miss, teacher music, r. 1920 Filbert
Waterman Frederick H. (Shafter, Parker & Water-
man) attorney at law, 13 Montgomery Block, r. 720
California
Waterman George, laborer Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 2105
Powell
Waterman George, teamster, r. Florida, bet Butte and
Solano
Waterman Herman (M. Waterman* Co., r. 511 Van
Ness Av
Waterman Herman, bookkeeper Standard Shirt Fac-
tory, r. 828 Sutter
Waterman Jeunie I., widow, r. 1920 Filbert
Waterman Jesse, with Michael Schussler, r. 611 Van
Ness Av
Watermau John G., groceries and liquors, 8W cor
Jackson and Montgomery
Waterman Joseph (M. Waterman & Co.) r. San Jose
Waterman M. & Co. (Herman and Joseph
Waterman and Emil Greenebaum) grain and
commission merchants, 1U8 Davis
Waterman Moses, cashier Tax Collector, r. 1123 La-
gun a
Waterman Richard, brewer, r. 2105 Powell
Waterman Samuel, clerk Porter, Slessinger ti Co., r.
! 1123 Laguna
i Waterman Thomas H., varnisher, r. 1080 Howard
I Waterman William B., receiving clerk M. Ehrman &■
■ Co., r. 511 Van Ness Av
! Waters Alexander, plumber J. Ahlbach, r. 559 SteTen-
' son rear
I Waters Amy Miss, r. 538 Ellis
Waters Arthur, livery stable. 1000 Geary
I Waters C, optician, r. 5U2 Washington
I Waters Charles W., cook, r. 1585 Valencia
j Waters C. K. Mrs., editor Daily Hotel Gazette, r. 638
Ellis
I Waters David T., engineer, r. 7 Clementina
! Waters Donald, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 3i
i Minna
Waters E., clerk 8. A. Perry & Co., r. 124 Turk
Waters E. H. Miss, r. 715 Eddy
Waters Frederick C, bookkeeper Charles E. Ander-
I son, r, 1025 Devisadero
i Waters Frederick C, foreman S. W. Raverley, r. 316
I Oak
Waters George, painter, r. 114 Clipper
i Waters George F., with Lebenbaum Bros., r. 1238
i Eddy
Waters Herbert C, clerk Fox & Watson, r. 1025 De.
' visadero
i Waters Ida, widow, r. 212 Hyde
i Waters James W., laborer freight depot 8. P. Co., r.
I 920 Market
I Waters John, laborer, r. 8 Billings PI
; Waters John, laborer, r. 1313 Sansome, rear
! Waters John, shoemaker, "r. W b Gunnison Av, nr
I Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Waters John Jr., plumber Patrick T. Waters, r. 732
Seventeenth
Waters Josepn N. H., expressman Anglo-Californian
I Bank, r. 2224 Pine
I Waters Kate, r. 538 Ellis
I Waters L. H. Mrs., r. 1004 Bush
Waters Margaret, widow, r. Twenty-fourth nr Har-
I risen
Waters Martin, wood and coal, 1416 Kearny
Waters Matlhew, lineman Pao. Bell Tel. Co., r. 1423
Pine
Waters Nathaniel A., r. 1776 Green
Waters Patrick, morocco dresser, r. W 8 Gnnnison
Av, nr Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Waters Patrick T., plumbing and gasfitting. 923 Lar-
kin, r. 732 Seventeenth
Waters Richard T., waiter, r. 611 Howard
Waters Roger, laborer, r.732 Seventeenth
THE BEST
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For MEN AND BOYS at
"THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK, SAN FRANCISCO.
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Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, 54,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SSZTOIT, A3(t Uuager.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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.1199
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Waters Susan M., widow, r. 2943 J< Mission
Waters Sugie, widow, r. 533 Ivy Av
Waters ThomaH, harness man Fashion Stables
Waters Thomas, laborer, r. 1318 Broadway, rear
Waters William, hostler, r. 603 Ash Av
Waters William A., stockfitter Orln Jones & Co., r.
1043 Market
Waters William D., painter, and assistant foreman
Hook and Ladder No. 3, r. 1343 Howard
Waters William G., superintendent press room Call,
r. 710^ Post
Waters William J., canvasser, r. Ocean View
Waters William W., clerk Post Office, r. 920 Market
ter Waters. See Watters
Waterson William, shoemaker, r. 502 Ellis
Waterstreet John C. gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 21
Stanly PI
Watjen Dietrich, clerk freight depot S. P. Co., r. 508
Sixth
Watkln William, real estate broker, 402 Montgomery,
r. 318 Turk
Watbins Alonzo A. (W. W. Montague b Co.) r. 1302
Lacuna
Watbins Amos A., waiter The Beresford, r. 21 H Hunt
'Walking Carlton E., manager Watkins' Yo-
semite Art Gallery, 427 Montgomery
Watbins Charles W., miner, r. 18U9 Taylor
Watkins Charles W. Jr., letter carrier Post Office, r.
1809 Taylor
Watkins David H. assayer Selby Smelting and Lead
Co., r. 632 Post
Watbins Frank E., bookkeeper Henry Coubrough &
Co., r. 632 Post
Watkins Harry W., clerk U. 8. Railway Mail Service,
r. 531 Montgomery At
Watkins James T.. clerk Nevada Bank, r. San Rafael
Watkins John, dairyman, r. 632 Post
Watkins John R., policeman, r. 637 California
Watkins John T., shoecutter Buckingham &Hecht, r.
308 Turk
Watbins Joseph, bartender, r. 447 Natoma
Watkins Joseph teamster Starbird & Goldstone, r.
392 Ninth
Watkins Joseph E., calker, r. 640 Third
Watkins Joseph E. Mrs., bakery and varieties, 640
Third
Watkins M., domestic Palace Hotel
Watkins Norman, r. Ocean View
Watkins Oscar, fruits. Ocean Beach, nr Cliff House
Watkins Philip M., spice miller J. A. Folger & Co.. r.
Oakland
Watbins Samuel, drayman Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 2 Zoe
Watkins Samuel, gardener, r. cor St. Thomas and
Alleghany
Watkins Warren C, r. 148 Sixth
Watbins William, salesman Cluff Bros., r. 18131^
Stockton
Watkins William, waiter, r. 721 Broadway
Watbins William H., calker, r. 9111 Shotwell
WatUiiis' Yosemite Art. Gallery, William H.
Lawrence proprietor, 0. E. Watkins manager, gal-
lery 427 Montgomery, salesrooms 26 New Mont-
gomery
Watrich William, r. NE cor Seventeenth and Church
Watrigant Victor G., clerk Miller & Lux, r. SE cor
Railroad Av and Trinidad
Watriss George C, draftsman S. P. Co., r. 8 Verba
Buena
Watrous Harry G., clerk M. P. and M. dept S. P. Co.,
r. Oakland
Watrous Milford O., carpenter, r. 645 5i Natoma
Watson A., helper Cal. Horseshoe Co.
Watson Albert, puncher Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Tennessee, bet Solano and Mariposa
Watson Alexander, carpenter, r. 14 )i Harriet
Watson Alexander B., clerk Huntington, Hopkins k
Co., r. Oakland
DR. BAZAN'S
TirSRini«>-EI.ECTKIO
RUSSIAN anl TURKISH BAIBS
Also MeiUcated and Electric Balls BlTen.
413 SUTTER STREET. 415
WATER FILTERS,
ALL SIZES AND KINDS FOR FAUCETS.
Large Filterers with capacity for cleaning all water
used in the house, simple and cheap.
Plumber,
Estnbllshed 18«0.
505 Kearny Street,
TelcDhone 315.
Watson Alfred J., teamster C. C. Sliattuck & Co., r.
413 Brannan
Watson Alonzo, hammersman Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
W s Tennessee, bet Solano and Mariposa
Watson Ambrose A., shipping clerk Langley &
Michaels, r. 24 Scott PI
Watson Andrew, waiter stmr Oregon, r. 15 Howard
Watson Archibald S., woolsorter Whitney & Webster,
r. SE cor Florida and Butte
Watson Benjamin F., machinist Fulton Iron Works,
r. 235 Ritch
Watson C. Allis, scale adjuster, r. 638 Valencia
Watson Charles, engineer, r. 510 Ninth
Watson Charles B., clerk, r. 604 Fourth
Watson Charles H., accountant, 302 Mont-
gomery, rooms 5-6, r. 417 Montgomery
Watson Charles L. (W. & J. Sloane & Co.) r. Oakland
Watson Charles R., clerk Hartford Fire Ins. Co., r.
East Oakland
Watson Daniel B., carpenter, r. 913 Buchanan
Watson Daniel M., foreman Eullman, Salz & Co., r.
2203 Scott
Watson Daniel W., gardener, r. 202 Sixth
Watson Ellen Mrs., lodgings, 1020 Market
Watson Emma Miss, shoefitter, r. 952 Mission
Watson Eugene H., housepainter. r. 20 Hardy
Watson Eugene S.. r. 726 Shotwell
Watson Frauk, laborer Occidental Laundry
Watson Frank, roofer Conlin & Roberts, r. 24 Clar*
Watson Frauk E., with Salamander Felting Co., r.SOa
Franklin
Watson George, insurance agent, r. 700 Mason
Watson George, molder S. F. Caudle Co.
Watson George, teamster, r. 24 Scott PI
Watson George P. J., bookkeeper William H. Watson,
r. 2527 California
Watson GeorgeT., painter, r. 79 Clementina
Watson George T., teamster, r. 734 Natoma
Watson George W.. manager Hansen & Co., Pier 11
Steuart, r. Oakland
Watsou H. Mrs., widow, r. 913 Polk
Watson Henry J., rougher Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Tennessee, bet Solano and Mariposa
Watson Horace H., marine surveyor and Pilot Com-
missioner, 218-220 Sansome r. Oakland
Watson Hugh 8., r. 952 Mission
Watson James, cooper, r. 415 Main
Watson Jumes, laborer, r. 110 Shipley
W.itson James, longshoreman, r. 76 Jessie
Watson James, special policeman, r. 1114 Jackson
Watson James, teamster, r. 413 Brannan
Watson James A., painter, r. 1434 Market
Watson James E., bookkeeper Blake, Moffltt & Towne,
r. Oakland
Watson James F., with H. Schwartz & Co., r. 10
Hampton PI
Watson James H., r. 548 Minna
Watson James R., bookkeeper A. Crawford & Co., r.
NW cor Lake and Second Av
Watson James R., law student, r. 2212 J4 Fillmora
Watson James T., r. 952 Mission
Watson James W., assistant recorder A. O. U. W., 40
St. Ann's Bldg, r. Oakland
Watson J. Crittenden Mrs., r. 1928 Sutter
Watson Jerome W. clerk Watson &, Co.. r. 34i0 Puiflo
Av
Watson John, bartender, r. 1210 Polk
Watson John, laborer, r. 120 Ivy At
Watson John, lather, r. 864B Folsom
Watson John, miner, r. 10 Hampton PI
Watson John T., conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1434 Cali-
fornia
Watson Joseph, liquor saloon, 149 Kills, r. 3 Olty
Hall PI
Watson Joseph, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsbnrg & Co.,
r. 120 Ivy Av
Watson Kenneth, clerk Pac. Ins. Union, r. Oakland
Watson L., forgemsn Pac. Rolling Mill
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 riRST ST.
TF.T.F.PHONB 82.
EOOKEINDEES.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSKTS OVBR FIVB HIU4IONS.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO.. General Agents.
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1200
WAX
W. W. Montague & Co.
Importers and Dealers In
ENQLISH AND AMERICAN
Encaastlc, Olazed und
809. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
9
Plaia.
Wstson L. J., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 2011 Stock-
ton
Watson Louise P. Miss, teacher Boys' High School,
r. 24 Scott PI
Watson M., r. 5 Linden At
Watson Maggie Miss, compositor Palmer & Bey, r.
357 )« Clementina
Watson Margaret, wldovr, r. 8W cor Florida and
Butte
Watson Martha A. Mrs., r. 2820 Bush
Wat8on Martin V. B. (Watson & Co.) r. 2440 Pacific
Av
Watson Nicholas B., clerk, r. 2820 Bush
Watson P. W., r. 443>i Bryant Av
Watson Beginald N., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 2820
Bush
Watson Robert, capitalist, r. 312}^ Turk
Watson Robert, waiter, r. 163 Minna
Watson Samuel E., printer, 3 California, r. Berkeley
Watson Samuel T., vocalist, r. 184 Jessie
Watson Temple M., compositor M. Weiss, r. 1029
Clay
Watson Thomas, merchandise broker, 302 California,
r. Travelers' Club
Watson Thomas, plumber, r. 1409 Montgomery
Watson Thomas M., general jobbing, 547 Clay
Watson Thomas W., coachman, 1820 Vallejo
Watson Thomas W., floorman Nevada Stables, r. 1203
Market
Watson W., folder La Grande Laundry
Watoon Walter, teacher boxing Olympic Club, r. 215
Taylor
Watson William, carpenter, r. 14 J^ Harriet
Watson William, engineer, r. 522 Twenty-second
Watson William, expressman, SW cor Turk and Tay-
lor, r. 648 Stevenson
Watson William C. (Fox & Watson) r. 726 Shotwell
Watson William D., third officer stmr Mariposa
Watson William H., machinist Eix k Firth, r. 7J4
Langton
Watson William H., mining secretary, 302 Mont-
gomery, rooms 5-6, r. 1799 Pine
Watson William H. Jr., mining 302 Montgomery,
room 5, r. 1799 Pine
Watson William J. (Watson & Coulter) r. 2912 Mis-
sion
Watfeon William S., salesman W. & J. Sloane & Co., r.
Alameda
Watson William V., assayer Selby Smelting and Lead
Co., r. 2820 Bush
Watson William W., attorney at law, 606 Montgomery,
room 22, r. 910?^ Harrison
Watson & Co. (Martin V. B. Watson) importers and
jobbers, corks, twines, capsules, etc., 122-124
Market
Watson & Coulter (William J. Watson and James J.
Coulton) livery stable, 2912 Mission
t^ Watson. See Wattson
Watt Alexander, carpenter, r. 25 Haight
Watt Blue Gravel Mining Co., George A. Berton sec-
retary, 313 Montgomery
Watt Charles H., mining, r. 600 Bush
Watt David, machinist, r. Bahama, bet Kansas and
James
Watt James, bookkeeper W. F. McNutt r. 3 Fulton
Watt James, clerk Langley and Michaels, r. San Ra-
fael
Watt James Alva (Bishop 4 Watt) attorney at law,
306 Pine, rooms 7-8. r. 14 Octavia
Watt John, salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 1116
Nineteenth
Watt John, stationery and notions, 3121 Mission
Wstt Robert (Langley & Michaels) r. Sau Rafael
Watt Rolla V., general agent American Central
Insurance Co., Pacific Insurance Co. and Amaron
t Insurance Co., 317 California, r. 510 Oak
1 Watt Thomas, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Watt William, tailor, r. 634 Steienson
Waiters Abraham, jeweler, r. NW cor Union and
Webster
Watters Frank H., bookkeeper Crummey & Hall, r.
1218 Folsom
Watters James, clerk letter dept. Wells, Fargo k Co.,
r. 1218 Folsom
Watters Thomas, store mounter W. W. Montague k
Co., r. 16 Freelon
Watters Thomas, driver coin wagon Wells, Fargo k
Co., r. 1218 Folsom
»" Watters. See Waters
Watterson Eliza Mrs., r. 20^ Minna
Watterson George T., contractor and builder, office
638 Market, r. 309 Haight
Watterson Robert, carpenter, r. 18 Mason
Watterson William, shoemaker, r. 602 Ellis
Watfiez A. Mrs., widow, r. 2957 Sixteenth
Wattles John B. (Wood & Wattles) r. 115 Powell
Wattles William S. (Coleman & Wattles) r. 310 Stoci-
ton
Watts Albert J., painter, r. 13 Lynch
Watts Alfred, sparmaker, r. 646 Fourth
Watts Alice Miss, waitress, r. 143 Third
Watts Benjamin F., mlUhand Golden Gate Flouring
Mill, r. 334 Hayes
Watts Carl, cook, r. 685 Harrison
Watts Charles, carpenter, r. 82 Natoma
Watts Charles, salesman Osbom & Alexander, r. 1606
Scott
Watts David, dairyman, Manitoba, bet James and
Easkaskia
Watts E., r. 266 Brannan
Watts E. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1613 Franklin
Watts Evan, contractor, r. 806 Polk
Watts George, contractor, r. 1128 Florida
Watts George W., agent, r. 605 Buchanan
Watts Henry H., compositor Chronicle, r. 1811 Stock-
ton
Watts James, carpenter, r. 27 Louisa
Watts John M., janitor Metropolitan Temple, r. 368
Jessie
Watts Joseph, machinist Cloti Meese, r. 1334 Church
Watts Maggie Miss, waitress, r. 143 Third
Watts Richard, porter S. Foster S Co., r. 314 Fifth
Watts William, cook M. B. Moraghan
Watts William, laborer, r. 2315 Mason
Watts William, teamster S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. SE cor Green and Van Ness Av
Watts William J., calker, r. 82 Natoma
Watts William L., chemist and assayer, r, 706 Dolores
Watts W. Percy, clerk general auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. Cosmos Club
Wattson George A., messenger 8. F. Stock and Ex-
change Board, r. 1627 Turk
Wattson John A., bartender Alex. Sloan, r. 1210 Polk
Wattson Thomas J., bookkeeper Charles Harley k Co.,
r. 1627 Turk
Wattson WUliam P., secretary Catholic Mutual
Beneficial Association, office 48 Phelan Building.
r. 1627 Turk
l»- Wattson. See Watson
Watzlawik George E.. waiter Oscar Ohnsteln, r. 1046
Folsom
Waugaman Asa H.. transferer Schmidt Label and
Litho. Co., r. Alameda
Waugaman Charles L., laborer Custom House, p.
4133^ Twenty-second
Waugaman Lizzie, widow, r. 703 Post
Waugh Alexander (Miller k Waugh) r. 1025 Devisa-
dero
W^angli Edtrard J. , passenger agent Chicago,
Bock Island and Pacific Railway, 36 Montgomery,
r. 418 Sutter
Waugh Frederick, clerk, r. 1025 Devisadero
Wauah Herbert, clerk, r. 1025 Devisadero
Waugh William, teamster W. W. Chase k Co., r. 8
EoseAv
Wax Paul, shoemaker, 711 Sutter
DIXON. BORGESON & CO..
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
THE LARaEST
CARPET AND nPHOLSTERT HOUSE
on THE PACIFIC COAST.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
VXTT ABOVE TAJJ^tm ROTKI..
Uanuftetorerf of Shoir CaMs
and Stors Fiiturwi.
37 Martet St
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRYi
Finer than the cUis of Champagnea sent from ^ ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO..
France to this country, bnt without Brandy, j 530 WASHIN8T0N
WAX
1201
WEB
Waxstock Hyman, cigarmaker, r. 36 Mary
Waxitock Louis, cigarmaker S. Hasterlick, r. 36 Mary
Way Annie Mrs., furniBbed rooms, 612 Bush
Way H. a., clerk H. H. Noble fc Co., r. 405 Geary
Way Thomas H., collector, r. 427 Bryant
Way Victor A., clerk D. J. Quirk, r. 901 Sacramento
Waynian Angust, agent, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Waymire James, attorney at law, 402 Montgomery,
room 1, r. Alameda
Wayne Charles B., painter, 112 H Lily Av
Waaleklnol August, clerk Otto Eichholi, r. 766 Fol-
Bom
Weare H., bookkeeper, r. 700 Broadway
WeatherHll William, clerk, r. 1212 Clay
Weatherbv Charles £., salesman Charles Lyons, r.
1130 Market
Weatherby CbnrleR R., longshoreman, r. 38 Louisa
Weaiherby Samuel L., shipcarpenter, r. 2560 Market
Weatherby Walter J., with Whittier, Fuller & Co., r.
Oakland
Weatherwax Mary B. Mrs., r. 20 Washington At
Weava M. T . cook, r. 320 Drumm
Weavel Mi' hael. tanner, r. Nicholas Hotel
Weaver Alfred F., clerk J. Philbon & Son, r. 206
Ootavia
WEAVER CHARLES H.
teamster, office %vitli Thurston & Hart-
son, 403-4:05 Davis, r. 8 Hubbard
Weaver D wight S., stoves and tinware, 47 Third
Waaver George (Nicol * Weaver) r. SE cor St.
Thomas and Monongahela
Weaver Hammond S., salesman Ames & Detrick, r. 30
Pearl
Weaver Henry A., compositor Evening Post, r. 503
Mason
Weaver Henry J., shoemaker F. W. Borgward, r. 1309
Leavenworth
Weaver John, salesman George H. Tay & Co., r. 42754
Powell
Weaver John E., upholsterer, r. 407 Pacific
Weaver Lawrence, butcher, r. 29 Clara
Weaver Nicholas, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. E
B Pennsylvania Av, bet Nevada and Sierra
Weaver Thiiip L., note teller Nevada Bank, r. 2012
Broadway
Weaver Philip L. Jr., clerk Olney, Chickerlng k
Thomas, r. 2012 Broadway
Weaver Richard H. O., letter carrier Post Office, r.
2515 Lnrkin
Weaver Thomas J., carriage painter, r. 1228 Hamp-
ahire
Weaver Warren, commercial traveler, r. 419 Geary
Webb A. H., secretary State Board of Horticulture, 40
California, r. Oakland
Webb Alfred W., lumber surveyor, 25 Steuart, r. E B
Utah, bet Nevada and Sonoma
Webb Andrew, porter Dunham, Carrlgan & Co., r.
Alameda
Webb Annie Mrs., r. 1119 Twenty.flrst
Webb Annie S., widow, r. 2244 Mission
Webb Arthur E., lumber surveyor, r. E s Utah, bet
Nevada and Sonoma
Webb C. C, dealer live stock, office 116 California, r.
Siskiyou Co., Cal.
Webb Charles H., draftsman Frank G. Edwards, r. 6
Wetmore PI
Webb Charles T., laborer, r. E s Vermont, bet Hum-
boldt and Nevada
Webb Edward, r. 208 Ellis
Webb Edward, president The Independent Automatic
Portable Gas Works, 113 Phelan Bldg, r. 221J4
Fulton
Webb Edwin C, r. 6 Wetmore PI
Webb F. E., clerk NeuKtadter Bros., r. 221 Sixteenth
Webb Francis A., r. 1134 Turk
Webb Frederick A., clerk Orln Jones k Co., r. 27
Elgin Park Av
FRATINGER & CO.
Fine Dressmaking
105 KEARINT STREET.
CAST IRON PIPE.
GAS and WATER PIPE
And FITTINGS of all Sizes.
w. e.Ilane,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1840. Telepbose 31S.
Webb George, deputy Sheriff, r. 415 Broadway
Webb George, glovecntter Raymond, Squire k Co.
Webb George, molder Columbia Foundry, r. 8 Essex
Webb George, yard foreman C. F. Doe & Co., r. E B
Vermont, bet Humboldt and Nevada
Webb George A., with C. B. Jennings, r. 2310 Wash-
ington
Webb George B., r. 1508 Post
Webb George W., carpenter, r. 27 Elgin Park At
Webb Grace, widow, r. StiS Mission
Webb Henry, mason, r. 406 Bryant
Webb H. Watson, attoruey at law, 647 Merchant, r.
224 Seventh
Webb House, 37 Second
Webb James P., physician, 1023 Ji Mission
Webb John C, r. 2244 Mission
Webb John M., salesman John W. Roberts k Co., r.
315 Capp
Webb Joseph W., r. 1031 Dolores
Webb Mary A. Miss, seamstress, r, E b Vermont, bet
Humboldt and Nevada
Webb Nellie Mrs., r. 1065 Howard
Webb Richard (Webb * Co.) r. 1820 Jessie
Webb Richard H. (Webb & Co.) r. 1820 Jessl*
Webb Robert M., carpenter, r. 2014 Devisadero
Webb S. Mrs., r. 821 Bush
Webb Sarah E. Miss, nurse, r.E s Vermont, bet Hum-
boldt and Nevada
Webb William, r. 1820 Jessie
Webb William (Jenkins & Webb) NW cor Sacramento
and Kearny
Webb William, blacksmith, r. S s Manitoba, nr St.
John
Webb William C, carpenter W. A. Meeker, r. 768
Harrison
Webb William J., blacksmith, r. 747 Howard
Webb k Co. (Richard and Richard H, Webb) wood
and coal, 2405 Mission
Webb's Building, 37 Second
Webber Amanda Miss, saleslady J. W. Gendar k Co.,
r. 2217 Pine
Webber Catherine, widow, r. 17 Dame, Falrmount
Tract
Webber Charles F., bookkeeper, r. 825 Pine
Webber Frederick, cook Palace Hotel
Webber George E., mining, r. 1510 Franklin
Webber Henry, plumber r. 418 Broadway
Webber Jesse W., compositor Alts
Webber Joseph, barber, r. 3 Chatham PI
Webber Louis A., expressman, r. 1136 Twenty-second
Webber Louis N., salesman Am. Salt Co., r. Oakland
Webber William (Webber * Mader) r. 2217 Pine
Webber & Mader (William Weber and Otto Mader)
candy mnfrs, 2027 Fillmore
Weber A., bolt maker Pac. Rolling Mill
Weber Adam, fresco painter, r. Ahlborn House
Weber Adolph C, president Humboldt Savings
and Loan Society, 18 Geary, r. 840 Folsom
Weber Adolphus, machinist, r. 129 Taylor
Weber Albert, piano tuner, r. 428 Broadway
Weber Albert, upholsterer Indianapolis Furniture
Co. r. 412 Post
Weber Andrew, butcher Derby & Strouse, r. 462 Jesale
Weber Andrew, tailor, r. 1312 Florida
Weber Augusta Mrs., varieiies, 818)^ Larkln
Weber Carl, cook Chicago Hotel
Weber Carl, gunsmith, r. 1519 !« Mason
Weber Carl, brass finisher Joseph Budde, r. 1519ii
Weber Charles, carpenter, r. 446 Clementina
Weber Charles, laborer J. Gundlach k Co.,
Eddy
Weber Charles F., barber, r. 152 Steurt
Weber Christ, r. 26 Sixth
Weber Clara, widow, r. 1509 Larkin
Weber Conrad, engineer, r. 326 Clementina
Weber Emile, blacksmith Brady and Debuc, i
William Tell House
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JOHN HAMMOND
76
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
nannractarcr of every deMorlptlon of
PASSBNOEB, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
4» W 5U B«al« Ktr«et. Si»n Fraiici»co.
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Truman, Isham & Hooker,
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421-427 Market St. Hay. Hide, Hop, Bac
Wool and Orcbilla Presses.
WEB
1202
WED
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
ntpoBTEM or
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 3U. 313. 315 and 317 MA£K£I STREET
W^ber Ernst (Weber fc Co.) r. 114 Fair Oaks
"Weber Ernest C. proptr Outral Pacific Lodgings, 5
Market, and lodgings, 417 Bush
Weber Eugene E., watchmaker, 100 McAlUster, r. 608
Fulton
Weber Frank, r. 709 Mission
Weber Fraub, •waiter, r. 153 Minna
We'b^F^edeHKbo^^^^^^^ Boys' High School, r.
Webster Charles P., r. 2106 Steli.er
Webi-ter Davitl W., packer Neuetadter Bros., r. 417
Twmtv-seveuth
Web.-t-r Ea«ard, laborer Lobos Square Packing
Houfe
Webster Edward, pile driver r. 14 Hawthorne
Webster Frauk W., drafti'iuan, r. U Guy PI
Webster Freflerii k, paper ruler Johu B. Mclntjrre, r.
315 Lombard
Webster Frederick B. (Whitney k Webster) r. SIO
Stockton
Webster George, rancher, r. cor Savannah and Core*
Webster Horace (Lawrence A: Co.) r. Minturu. Cal.
Webster .James S., clerk Neu>tadter Br s., r. Alameda
Web>-ter J"hn, liqu'-r baloou, lOU St.^uart
Webster John E., helper Porter, Slesbinger & Co., r.
I in;j4 Foliiom. rear
I Webster John M., salesman Mierson & Jewell, r. 1910
' Buchanan
' Webster Lemuel, calker, r, 765^ Howard
ber Freileriek C, shoemaker, 621 California
Weber Fritz, clerk F. W. Spencer k Co., r. 337 Clem-
entina
Weber G.& Co. (Gabriel Weber and William Bran-
schied) shoemakers 625 Commercial
Weber Gabriel (G. Weber & Co.) r. 6^5 Commercial
Weber George, lodgings, r. 418 Broadway
Weber Geort'e Jr., cooper, r. 418 Broadway
Weber Gottlieb, jeweler r. 810 Green
Weber Henry, butcher, r. 210 Golden Gate At
Weber Henry, clerk, r. 627 McAllister
Weber Henry, expressman, r. 2610 Hyde
Weber Henry, plumber, r. 1204 Kearny
Weber Hermann, cabinetmaker Sanborn, Vail & Co.,
r. 20 >i Bruce PI
Weber I«a, booker H. Plagemann & Co., r. 627 McAl-
lister
Weber Jacob, salesman C. A. Malm, r. 643 Natoma
Weber John, cook La Grande Laundry
Weber John, groceries and liquors, 1721 Howard,
r. 1719 Howard
Weber John W., teamster John Stumpf, r. N ■ Ten-
eriffe, bet Platte and Yazoo
Weber Joseph, tailor, r. 317 Bush
Weber Julius, baker, Ocean View
Weber Julius, teacher music, r. 1814 Sacramento
Weber Mirtin (Weber k Both) r. 19(i6 Larkln
Weber Mi.ry Mrs., nurse, r. 514 H Hayes
Weber Max, bartender J. Straub. r. 23 Kissling
Weber Mai. teacher music, r. 608 Fulton
Weber May Miss, r. 215 Oak
W^eber Michael W., proprietor Golden Gate Ho-
tel, VM Fourth
Weber Nlch.las. cook. r. P04 Fourth
Weber Otto, printer Neville fc Co., r. 5 Market
Weber Oto R. H.. clerk, r. 320 Grant Av
Weber Peter, r. 14 Prettoii PI
Weber Peter, cabinetiuaker, r. W 8 Juniper, bet Bry-
ant and Harrison
Weber Philip, winebottler B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 503
Eighth
Weber Klchard (Wrede & Weber) r. 419 East
Web. r Richard, cabinetmaker Charles Klemm, r. 7C8
Bryant
Webir Richard H., letter carrier Post Office, r. 2515
Larkin
Weber Theodore L., shoemaker Earle & Co., r. 995
Market
Weber Thomas H., gardener, r. 1729 Eddy
Weber Valentine, tanner Br^indt Bros., r. 1011 Hamp-
shire
Weber William, cook, r. 916 Harrison
Weber William, shoemaker Nolan * Descalso, r. 720
Braiinan
Weber k Co. (Ernst Weber and Meyer Weil) mnfrs
sausage and pork dealers, 1029 Market
Weber k Roth (Martin Weber and Frederick Both)
carpenters, 317 Vi Grant At
•^ Weber. See Webber
Weberrinn Paul, glass stainer. r. 20 Qnlnn
Wtblan Michael, tanner Morris Wiudt, r. Nicholaa
Hotel
Webster Benjamin F. (Clark ft Webster) r. 14 Guy PI
Webster Catherine, widow, r. 1034 Folsom, rear
Webster Charles A., steward, r. 113()Ji Pacific
Webster Ch.irles E.. carpenter, r. 1933 Otiion
Webster Charles F., capiUUst. r. 2324 Mission
Webster Charles J., clerk stmr Gen. McDowell
r. 824 Buth
2WJ5 Fillmore
Webster Richard P., ship carpenter, r. 516M Fell
Web>ter Sadie A. Miss, teacher Powell Street Primary
School, r. 14 Guy PI
Webster Samuel, carpenter Lobos Square Packing
House
Webster Thomas, boot and shoemaker, C23 Howard
Webster Thomas, painter, r. T25 Nat 'ma
Webster Walter B., acting agent Oregon De-
velopment Co., 304 Montgomery, r. 612 Maj>on
Webster Walter B., salesman W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 306 Valencia
Webster Warren M., waiter, r. 48 Fourth
Webster William, blacksmith Pac. Boiling Mill, r.
224 Sixth
Webster William M., journalist Call, r. 2513 Octavia
Web!-ter William W. (W. W. Webbter k Co.) r. a005
Fillmore
Webster W. R.. r. 612 Mason
Webster W. W. A: Co. (William W. Webster and Fred-
erick E. F. Newhoff) manufacturers saws, and
dealers hardware. 3 Spear
Wechsler Isaac, salesman J. Baumgarten k Co., r. 823
Eddy
Wechter Conrad, cabinetmaker, r. 1011)^ York
We. hter William F., laborer, r. 224 Francisco, rear
Week Charles, bartender Ferdinand Koenig, r. 215
Mont;,'omery Av
Week F. A. & Co. (Frank A. Week) manufacturing
pharmacists, 1231 .Market
Week Frank A. (F. A. We<-k ft Co.) r. 2107 Howard
Weckerle Charles, carpenter, 116 Jackson, r. 1112
Kearny
Weckerle Rudolph, concaver Will k Finck, r. 705
Batiery
Wedde Charles M., lineman Pac. Bell Tel. Co., r. 7
August Alley
Wedde Frank, lurrier. r. 1805 Jj Stockton
Weddle Robert, waiter, r 3<l'.t Minna
W.ddreiu Edward, saddler William Davifl.r.331 Minna
Wedekind Charles, bartender, r. 467 Jeseie
Wedekmd Dora, widow, r. 16 Alvarado
Wedekind George L . attorney at law, r. W a Hyde,
b. t Union and F Ibert
Wedekind Henry, helper Albany Brewing Co., r. 74
Everett
Wedel Giistav. teacher music, r. 1605 Devlsadero
Wedel John G., liquor saloon, SW cor Pacific and
Drnmm. r. 609 Greenwi.h
Wedel J..hn M.. shoemaker, 5 Quincy PI
Wedels Isidor W., window glass, 42 O'Farrell, r. 1312
Golden Gate Av
Wedelich William, clerk John Jooft, r. 600 Second
Wedemeyer Anna, widow, r. 1216 Polk
Wedem. yer Annie, widow, r. W 8 Sonoma, bat Utah
and p..trero Av
Wedemeyer Charles, upholsterer, 404 Geary
££
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THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
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Capital,
Assets,
$1,000,000
S1,551,95<1
GEO. D. OORNIN, Manager
WH. SSZTO:?, Art. JLxiOg.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
WED
1203
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Wedemeyer CbrUtian. flerk Mangels Bros., r. NEcor
folsom aud T*euty-fiiurtli
^Vedt-mt-yer Ersest, saddler, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Wedemever Henry, laster BuckiUifbam & Hecbt, r.
IJiePolk
Wedemeyt-r John H., butcher, r. N s Sonoma, bet
Utah and Potrero Av
Wederkinch A. Miss, teacher music, r. 411 fi Oi taTia
Wederkinch A. Mrs., widow, r. *ll?i Octavia
■Wedge Daniel, poultryuian Peter McCabe, r.SS5 Jessie
Wedgwood Friink L., plumber O. & E. Snook, r.
Oakland
Wedywo.Hl William, machinist Frederick A. Bobbins.
r. Oaklaud
Wedl Charles J., barber Deckelman k Llpman, r. 417
Mason
Weed Alice Miss, teacher Starr BUug Primary School,
r. im Leavenworth
Weed Joseph, bookketrper Weed & Kingwell, r. 1229
Green
Weed Joseph H. (Weed & Kingwell) r. 1217 Leaven-
worth
Weed Mt-rritt H., correspondent Cal. Sugar Refinery,
r. 1210 Jackson
Weed William H., with Weed & Kingwell, r. 1217
LeaveuwortU
Weed W, O.. ruining, r. Commprclal Hotfl
WEED & KINGWELL
(Josepli H. Weed and Vincent T. Kiiior-
>veU) proprietors Callforitia Brass
Works, 1 -43 First
Weedrn Christopher K.. cook P. A. Jones, r. 49 An-
thony
Weeder Edward, r. 870 Folsom
Weegmann Frederick, model maker L. Peterson, r.
310 Clementina
Weekes William J. J., plumbing and gasfitting, 1528
Stockton, r. 4M Cliestuut
Weeltly- Star Tlie, James H. Barry editor and
publisher. 429 Montgomery, office Hi Mont-
gomery
Weekly Sun The, Siin Publishing Co. publishers, 2148
Mission
Weeks A. Mrs. (White House Dressmaking Co.) r.
13-22 California
Weeks Albert C, salesman Frederick Hofieng, r. Oak-
land
Weeks Edward, porter D. N. & C. A. Hawley, r. Oak-
land
Weeks Elliot, clerk, r. fi20 Filbert
Weeks Frederick C, Jeweler W*gner k Ott, r. East
Oakland
Weeks F. S., r. 3-2 Fourth
Weeks George F.. nt-ws editor Chronicle, r. 614 Fell
Weeks George F., tailor Joseph L. Balouu. r. 830
Moutgomery
IVeeks George H., major U. S. A. depot quarter-
master quartermasters' depa: tmeut, M New Mont-
gomery, r. Fort Winfielil Scoti
Weeks George R., cleik Newhsli's Sons & Co., r. 502
Bush
Weeks G. W., clerk auditing dept Weils, Fargo & Co.,
r. East Oakland
Weeks James R., hardware, 1045 Market, r. Alameda
Weeks Monroe J., laborer, r. 413 Goldeu (jate Av
Weeks Robert, tailor, r. U24 Kearny
Weeks Samuel F. (Weeks .« Co.) r. 2419 Howard
Weeks T. W., physician, 803 Moutuomerv
Weeks William H., boarding. 2.127 Mission
We^ks * Co. (Samuel F. Weeks) mufrs Oakum. NW
cor Eighteenh and Harrison
•^ Weeks. See Wickes aud Wlck»
Wefelsbnrg AUxaiider B.. physrciaii, r. 823 Mission
Wegei er August, helper Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 318
Bitch
Wegener August, with Singer Mnfg Co., r. 1009 Mis-
sion
DR. BAZAN'S
TlfERMO-rtECTRTC
RUSSIAN M TURKISH BATHS
Alio Medicateil a^d Electric Balis Giyen.
415 SUTTER STREET, 415
LEAD PIPE. SOLDER. TIN
AND SHEET LEAD.
]:.«ad M'orb of all kinds well done.
Plumber,
Established 1S60.
605 Kearny Street.
Telephone 315.
WEGENER FREDERICK 0.
notary public, coiumissloner of deed*
aud agent estate of I. C. C. Rus&, 1U4
Moutoroniery, r. 2 Columbia Square
Wegener G. H., cle:k C. Wetjen, r. Ii49 Howard
Wegener Henry, broommaker, r. Lombard, ur Bu-
chanan
Wegener Richard, wine irrower, office 404 Montgom-
ery, r. Livermore, Cal.
Wegener Wilhelmine Mrs., midwife, r. 1009 Mission
1^^ Wegener. See Wssener, Waggoner aud Wagner
Weggenmsn John, saddler Doyle, Jacobs & laebold,
r. e-iu Mission
Wegesen Hermm, laborer Occidental Laundry
Weglein John J. (B. Dre.vfus & Co ) r. 2204 Califomi»
Wegrich Leo, cook S. F. Bar Assn, r. 121 Post
We^scheider Eugene, packer Ackerman, Block Jc Co.,
r. 142 Second
WegscbeiJer Jo-^eph, wine worker Napa Valley Wins
Co.. r. 782 Harrisou
Wehe E (ward F., inspector Pac. Bell Telephone Co.,
r. 2817 Pine
Wehe Frederick P., manager Pac. Bell Telephone Co.,
r. 28 1 7i Pine
Wehe Tessle Miss, operator, r. 2817 Pine
Wehle Benedict, cabinetmaker, r. 42t) Tehama
Wehle lsa.>ic, Iwokkeeper. r. 12:« Ellis
Webmoher William, corrtigated stove pipes, 41*
Seventh
Wehn Charles F., tailor, r. 1310 Pine
Wehueman Casper H., r. 128 Clara
Webner August W., clerk, r. 507 M ^ntgomery
Webuer Charles, laborer, r. 362 Minna
Webr AuK'ustas H., painter, r. 417 Clementina
Wehr Fre.ierick, carpenter, r. 118 Jackson
Wehr Henry, laborer, r. 40 Miuna, rear
Wehr Henry, liquor saloon, 118 JackS'>n
Wehr Henry J., teamster, r. 917 Jackson
Wehr Johu, agent, r. 559 Seventeentb
Wehr Theodore, porter Louis Taussig & Co., r. 40
Minus, rear
^r Webr. See Ware, Weir and Wire
Wchrenberg Christian, thinner Ball Bros. & Finkol-
dey, r. 101 Tweuty-fourtb
Wehre'jl>erg D., cl. rk F. W. Barkhans, r. 70 Ever< tt
WehriDg Charles, wine cellar. 4.il Bush, r. 5 Lily .\t
Wehrli Alb rr. barteuder S. Wehrli, r. WOT Vall< j >
Wehrli SsUiUel, liquor saloou, cor Montgomery At
aud Wasbiiidt n, r. 71s Green
Wehriuan Abraham, barber, SW cor Mission and
Tweut.v-sixth, r. S0<)2 Mission
Wehriusn Ernest, baker, r. -'79 Stevenson
Welir I a in .\UHUSt. ciiiarniak r, r. 2939 Mission
Wehriuatin Ernest, clerk Haiel Rhein, r. 909 Ke.irnjr
Wehriuanu Oscar, carriage trimmer Larkius i Co., r.
!HW Ke ruy
Wehser Emil, salesman Jacob Unna & Co., r. 2760
Bush
Wehser Henrr (Henry Wehser *: Co.) r. 2750 Bush
Wehser Henry <s Co. (Henry W,-haer) poultry aad
ifame, •i;i-2) Grand Central M.^rket
Weicher Joseph, roller A. Krieg, r. W t Nebraska, bat
S'>noiua and Yolo
Weichbart John, proprietor California To»l
Works, 143-145 Beale, r. 6 Vassir PI
Wetdel A.iolph, veterinary sttr^«OB. 1715 Sacrament*.
r. 19»)6 Polk
Weldemsnn Jacob G., enginear Geary St. KB., r. Oil
Creary
Weideniuuller Frederick G., baker City and Coaatf
H .spital, r loiJ Mlb-rt
Weideuiuiiller Fre-lerick F. J., news agent, Oaklaa*
Ferry, r. 1012 Filbert
Weideurel.h Michael, bookkeeper J. Guadlach & Co.,
r. 1210 E-ldy
Wei.ieiireich Solomon (Stolx & Weidenreich) r. 1210
Eddy
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 FIRST ST.
TZLSFHONB 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
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Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Trimming*
a Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Weidenthal Samuel H., macliinist C»l. Electric Ligbt
Co., r. 27 Fell
Weiderhold "William, bater C. Eisert, r. 5H7 Hayes
Weidner Michael, bottler Lang Bros., r. 1318 Scott
■Weiermann Albert, nurse Home'of Inebriates
Weigel Ada E. Miss, teacher music, r. 1524 Bush
■Welgel Harry, bartender, r. 867 Market
■Weigel Samuel M., teacher music, r. 1524 Bush
■Weigenant John, baker, r. 625 Clay
Weiger Emil, clerk Christian H. "Westphal, r. 971
Harrison
■Weigh Rudolph, laundryman S. F. Laundry
■WeigleMary, widow, r. 5105^ Brannan
Weihe August, money broker, 4U0 Montgomery, r.
2410 Flilmore
"Weihe Flora Mies, r. 808 Turk
■Weihe James, laborer, r. 1213 Kearny
■Weihe Minnie, widow, r. 119 Morris Av
"Weihe Otto A., cashier Wakelee & Co., r. 119 Morris
At
Weihmann Frederick C, liquor saloon, NE cor Grove
and Polk, r. 48 Grove
"Weik Hermann, shipbuilder Union Iron ■Works, r. N
B Mariposa, bet Mississippi and Pennsylvania
Weikh Daniel, poetry cook Palace Hotel
"Weil Abraham (Weil Bros. & Co.) r. The Baldwin
■Weil Achille, salesman M. & T. 'Weil & Co., r. 236
Sutter
■Weil Alexander L. CWeil Bros, k Sons) r. 1210 Golden
Gate Av
■Weil Alexander ■W. CWeil Bros, k Sons) r. 524 Eddy
"Weil, Baer <$£ Co. (David and Joseph "Weil and
Leopold Baer) importers and manufacturers shirts
and mens' furnishing goods, 217-219 Pine
Weil Brothers & Co. (Abraham and Moses ■Weil)
importers and jobbers foreign and domestic dry
goods, 108-110 Sansome
Weil Brotlierg & Sons CWilliam, Leopold A.,
Alexander 'W., and Alexander L.) importers and
wholesale dealers wines and liquors, 213 Jackson
"Weil David ("Weil, Baer k Co.) r. 1816 Pine
■Weil, Frank & Co. (Samuel ■Weil, Marks Frank and
George Boseushine) wholesale millinery, 539
Market
"Weil Helena Mrs., ladies' underwear, 1016 Larkin
"Weil Henri, cashier Kullman, Salz & Co., r. Oakland
■Well Henry, merchant, r. 1016 Larkin
"Weil John P.. clerk D. Samuels, r. 935 Valencia
"Weil Joseph ("Weil, Baer & Co.) r. 1814 Pine
Weil Joseph, clerk Roth fc Co.
Vfeil Jules, salesman Held Bros., r. 839 McAllister
"Weil Julius, capitalist, r. The Baldwin
"Weil Julius, clerk B. Nathan k Co., r. 1016 Larkin
"Weil Julius, salesman "Well Bros. & Co., r. The Bald-
win
"Weil Leo, clerk "Weil Baer & Co., r. 1816 Pine
"Weil Leon, stock clerk M. & T. "Weil & Co., r. 1318
Sutter
"Weil Leopold (Greenebaum, "Weil k Michels) r. 1320
O'Farrell
Weil Leopold, clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 2026 Bush
Weil Leopold A. (Weil Bros, k Sons) r. 1210 Golden
Gate Av
Weil Louis, r. 1016 Larkin
■Weil BI, & T. & Co. (Mayer and Theodore Weil)
importers and jobbers men's furnishing goods,
Yankee notions, cutlery, smokers' articles, etc.,
NE cor Sansome and Market
Well Mark, clerk Derby & Strouse, r. 436 Jj Hayes
Weil May Miss, saleslady Ackerman Bros., r. 1016
Larkin
Weil Mayer (M. & T. Weil 4 Co.) r. 1318 Sutter
I Weil Meyer (Weber ft Co.) r. 1838 Sutter
I Weil Morltz (Greenebaum, Well k Michels) r. 900
I McAllister
I Weil Moses (Weil Bros, k Co.) r. New York f?^'
i Weil Nathan, merchant, r. 1307 Eddy
Well O. Mrs., r. 1416 Sacramento
Weil Samuel (Weil, Frank & Co.) r. 1320 CFarrell
W«il Samuel, aalesman W. Oberdeener, r. 229 Golden
Gate Av
Weil Sarah Mrs., fancy goods, 436 X Hayes
Weil Theodore (M. & T. Weil & Co.) r. New York
Well William (Weil Broa. «e Sons) r. 1204 Golden
Gate Av
■^ Weil. See Weill, Weyl and Wiel
Weiland Charles, beer bottler, r. 3 Newell
Weiler Eugene J., clerk, r. 523 Mission
Weiler John K., locksmith Will k Finck, r. 1825
Eddy
Weiler Leonard B., butcher J. L. Markel, r. 13213<
Stockton
Weilheimer Samuel, office 215 Battery, r. 630 Eddy
Weilheimer & Coblentz, merchants (Santa Maris,
Cal.l office 215Batiery
Weill Alexander (Lazard Freres & Co.) r. New York
Weill Charles L. (Charles L. Weill k Co.) r. 1824 Pa-
cific Av
Weill Charles L. k Co. (Charles L. Weill and Fred-
erick Frankenthal) stockbrokers, 323 Montgomery
Weill F. M., freight clerk stmr City of New York
Weill Henry (Raphael Weill fc Co.) r. Palace Hotel
Weill Lazare (Weill * Lievre) r. 122 Turk
Weill Leon, office 410 California, r. Palace Hotel
Weill Raphael (Raphael Weill* Co.) r. Palace Hotel
"Weill Raphael «& Co. (Raphael and Henry
Weill and Eugene Gallois) importers, wholesale
and retail dealers fancy and domestic dry goods,
NW cor Kearny and Post
Weill Simon, cigar dealer, r. 1414 Powell
Weill Svlvain (Stein, Simon & Co.) r. Palace Hotel
Weill & Lievre (Lazare Weill and Jules Lievre) cof-
fee, teas, wines and liquors. 107 Stockton
B^ Weill. See Weil, Weyl and Wiel
Weiman Gus, watchmaker, 622 Merchant, r. 929 Ji
Jackson
Weimann AugiiBt, teacher Cal. Athletic Club, r. 325
Fell
Weimer A., miner, r. 319 Sansome
Wejmer Nicholas, cook, r. 641 Washington
Weinberg John, seaman, r. 13 Clay
Weinberser Morris, manager M. Markp, r. 35 Russ
Weindorf Elizabeth, widow, r. 2132 Howard
Weindorf William, salesman Stephen Jackson
Weiner August, saloonkeeper, r. 232 First
Weiner F. F.. letter carrier Post Office, r. Manitob»»
nr Susquehanna
Weiner James harne.ssmaker, i. 722)4 Stevenson
•^Weiner. See Wiener
Weinert Albert (Newell & Weinert) r. 13 Monroe
Weinert Albert J., salesman John W. Roberts k Co.,
r. 630 Grove
Weingarten Henry, tailor, 129 Sixth
Weinhard Henry, brewer, r. 677 5« Mission
Weinholdt Henry, seaman schr Gem, r. North Pacifis
Hotel
Weinke Gottlieb, waiter, r. 308 Minn*
Weinmann Conrad (A. Lietz k Co.) r. UH Washing-
ton Av
Weinmann Jacob, butcher, r. 27 Freelon
Weinmann Joseph, butcher, r. 514 Bush
Weinmann Louis, teacher Commercial High School,
r. 1821 Broadway
Weinoehl Frederick, carpenter and builder, 1589
Folsom
Weinreuter August, waiter, r. 1104 Mission
Weinschenk Solomon (Schwabacher k Welnsctaenk)
r. 1514 California
Weinshenk Charles, traveling salesman Nordman
Bros., r. 1623 Buchanan
Weinshenk Jacob, watchmaker Daniel Cohen, r.
Oakland
Weinshenk Jacob, watchmaker F. Wagner, r. 234 E.ldy
Weinshenk Samuel, grain merchant, r. 1514 California
Weinstock & Lubln, merchants (Sacramento) A. Bon-
heim agent, 17-19 Sansome
WINDOWJHADES.
Plain, Fringed, Decorated and Embroidered Shade*
made to order In any size or style.
W. <fe J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MAEKET STEEET,
KBIT jLaOVa rAULOK KOTBl.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Hann&cturers of Show CasM
and Store Fiituxea.
37 MarM SL
ITPI IDCC CYTDA riDVi Oi most delicate fl.vor and the only trae)ARPAD HARASZTHY 4 CO.
LLLI rOL LA 1 n A Unit C!hamp»gne produced inthe United States. ( 630 WASHINOTON
WEI
1205
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Weintraub David P., upholsterer, 9S0 Harrison, r. S s
Clnra Av, nr Seventeenth
Wetntraub Louis, collettur, r. 425 Eddy
Weintraub Samuel (Alta Soap Co.) r. 22G Haigbt
Weir Andrew J., sciver Buckingham & Hecht, r. 604
Buchanan
Weir Anna R. Mrs., dressnoaking, 604 Buchanan
Weir Donald, porter Savings and Loan Society, r. 27
Gilbert
Weir George C, manager Davis Bros., 718-722 Market,
r. 1001 Folsom
Weir James, r. 1213 Kearny
Weir James C, contractor, r. 1814 Washington
Weir John, baker stiiir Orizaba, r. 819 Filbert
Weir John, r. 22 Silver
Weir Mary S. Mrs., dressmaking, 27 Oak
Weir Noah, sign painter, r. 510 Leavenworth
Weir Robert J. H., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 27
Oak
Weir William J., laetmaker F. W. Potter, r. 27 Oak
Weir William K., patternmaker Tatum & Bowen, r.
Berkeley
S^" Weir. See Ware, Wehr and Wier
Weirech Gustave C, brewer, r. S.'O Clementina
Weis Elizabeth, widow, r. 1717!< Hyde
Weis Felix, S. J., professor St. Ignatius College, 214
Hiyes
Weis Lawrence, wool scourer, r. 14 Gilbert
Weis Miunie MiSB, r. 2a06 Webster
Weis Philip, carpenter, r. 1631 Howard
Weis William, cigars and tobacco, 033 Kearny, r.
1215;< Pacific
tt^ Weis. See Weise, Weiss, Wiese and Wise
Weisbrod Henry G., salesman Davis Bros., r. 1041 Mis-
sion
Weise Augnst, stonecutter J. Dempsey, r. 1069 Market
Weise ('hristopher, laborer, r. 424 Broadway
Weise Frederick, longshoreman, r. 10 De Boom
Weiise Louis, r. 434 Union
Weisel Henry, caudymaker W. Gruenhagen, r. Ala-
meda
Weisel Philip, dairy produce, 1405 Stockton
Weisen A., barber, r. 871 Market
Weisenberg Frederick, laborer James Phelan, r. SW
cor Seventeenth and Valencia
Weiseuborn Frederick, liquor saloon, SE cor Baker
and Lombard
Welser Charles, tailor, r. 15 Tehama
Weisgerber W., shoemaker Kutz & .Murr, r. 34 Hayes
Weisheimer Augustus, accountant, r. 402 Turk
Weisheimer Charles, butcher, r. 3026 Sixteenth
Weisheimer Walter, telegraph operator, r. 921 His-
Fion
Weisman Axel, waiter, r. 1046 Folsom
Weismann Oustave, baker, r. 763 Howard
Weismann Henry, r. •'532 Stevenson
Weismann Louis (Peterson k Weismann) r. 1822 J«
Mason
Weisman Loni«, carpenter and builder, 818 Pacific, r.
r. 1832}« Mason
Weismann Oito. traveling salesman M. Levy b Co., r.
532 Stevenson
Weiss Adolph, superintendent Csl. Barrel Co., r. 722
Turk
Weiss Charles, baker J. M. Pike, r. 127 Fourth
Weiss Edmund H., engineer, r. 14.S3 Steiuer
Weiss Edward M.. physician, 622 Filbert
Weiss Eli, pn ssmau M. Weiw. r. 10.'9 Clay
Weiss Elizabeth, teacher music, r. 1433 Stelner
Weiss Flora, widow, r. 80 Frescott PI
Weiss Frederick, cigarmaker August Brune, r. 813 Fil-
bert, rear
Weiss Frederick, shoemaker, r. 177 Minna
Weiss Henry J., contractor and builder, r. 6 Adair
Weiss H. "\V. JSi Co. (H. William Weiss) proprie-
tors Storktou Street House, 218-220 Stockton
Weiss H. William (H. W. Weiss k Co.) r. 218 Stock-
ton
FRATINGER & CO.
LADIES' SUITS
OP ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
105 KEARNY STREET.
THE LATEST IMPROVED
PATENT WATER CLOSETS.
SANITARY SEWER CAS TRAPS
Put in by skilled workmen.
NA/_ E_ l_A3^E,
PX.UMBER, 505 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Weiss Jacob, capitalist, r. 722 Turk
Weiss Jacob, tailor, r. 72154 O'Farrell
Weiss Jeremiah S. (Weiss & Polidori) r. 431 Fourth
Weiss John, maltster Fritz Krug
WeiHS Joshua, compositor M. Weiss, r. 1029 Clay
Weiss Markley, printer, 525 Commercial
Weiss Mary, widow, r. 622 Filbert
Weiss Philip, pharmacist Abramson k Bacon, r. 623
Filbeit
Weiss Susan, widow, r. 1318 Dupont
Weiss Theodore J., millman E. J. Shattuck & Co., r.
7 Prospect Pi
Weiss & Polidori (Jeremiah S. Weiss and Domenico
Polidori) liquor saJuon, 431 Fourth
t^ Weiss. See Weis, Weise and Wise
Weisse Henry, caterer, r. 1610 Mason
Weissert Adolf, porter The Louvre, r. 535 J^ Stevenson
Weissieh William O., cashier Tillmann & Bendel, r.
1318 Biichauau
Weissig George, cook, r. 525 Union
Weisskopf Gustave, bookkeeper Buyer & Belch, r.223
Post
Weissuar John, r. 60iii Linden Av, bet Laguns and
Buchanan
Weisyerber William, shoemaker, r. 34 Hayes
Weitb John, master mariner, r. Sumatra, bet Tom-
bigbee and Potomac
Weitner Anton, harnessmaker, 534 Fourth, r. 38 Ji
Zoe
Weitz Hugo (Weitz & Dijeau) r. 34 Third
Weitz Lambert, baker, r. 625 Clay
Weitz Samuel (Samuel Weitz & Co.) r. 403 Leaven-
worth
Weitz Samuel & Co., fancy goods, etc., 143 Post,
nr Grant Av
Weitz * Dijeau (Hugo Weitz and Alexander Dijeau)
photographers, 34 Third
Welbon William J., r. 265 Jersey
Welby Charles W.. wholesale butcher, office 320 San-
some, r. 109 Twenty-fourth
Welby John T., liquor saloon, 713 Mission, r. £41
Clementina
Welby Nathan B., butcher, r. 706 Brannan
Welby Patrick, longshoreman, r. 6 Zoe
Wflcer Henry, Kfoceries and liquors, 2501 Mission
Welch Anilrew, office 109 California, r. 1090 Eddy
Welch Andrew, stevedore, r. 29 Madison Av
Welch Arthur, plumber, r. N s Precita Av, nr Mission
Welch Bartholomew, laborer, r. 327 Fourth, rear
Welch Benjamin calker, r. 236 Hermann
Welch C. Mrs., janitress Buena Vit^ts Primary Sr^hool,
r. Bry:iut, bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Welch Catherine, widow, r. N s Twenty-fifth, bet
Church and Sanchez
Welch Charles (Walsh k Welch) r. 428 Waller
Welch Charles D., calker, r. 82 Natoma
Welch (inarles F., teamster, r. 506 Linden Av
Welch Charles K., laborer, r. 721 Bryant
Welch Charles P., lieutenant D. S. Navy, r. 1211 Tay-
lor
Welch Charles W., manager educational dept A. L,
Bancroft & Co., r. 1422 Turk
Welch Charles W., real est.te, r. 109 Cumberland
Welch Cornelius, laborer Arctic Oil Works
Welch Cyrus, plasterer, r. 2U2 Sixih
Wel.b Daniel, gigger S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. Black Point
Welch Daniel, laborer, r. 67 Natoma
Welch Daviil, washer Saratoga Stable, r. 512 Howard
Welch Edward, blacksmith, r. 147 Tehama
Welch Edward, bookkeeper J. D. Welch, r. 1223 Web-
ster
Welch Edward, laborer, r. 137 54 Silver
Welch Edward F., clerk, r. 1422 Turk
Welch Emma G. Miss, teacher music, r. 718 Capp
Welch Edward J., painter, r. 1417 Powell
Welch F.luier, foreman paint shop Truman, Isham &
Hooker, r. 96 Fair Oaks
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Sfnnnfnctnrvr of everr deworlpilon or
PASSENGER. STREET AND FREIGHT CABa
4S to SU Beale Mtreel. (Sau Vruuelitoo.
^Vagrons.
TRimAW. ISHAM &■ HOOKER, Asfcnts for the Celebrated
£^^OW lBOs\sSuUE WACOM8. 421-42^ Market Street.
WEL
1206
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
I9CPOBTKBS or
IVIARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
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Welch E. N. MannfactiiringCo. (Forrestvllle,
CoDD.) mamif ai turers of clocks, Phelps & Miller
agents, 120 Sutter, room 1
Welch Frank, trader, r. Ib7}4 Dore
Welch Georgf , laster Buckingham * Hecht, r. Potrero
Av. btt Nineteenth and Twentieth
Welch George W.. clerk Wm. T. Coleman h Co., r.
1529 Golden Gate At
Welch Henry, r. 22 Perry
Welch Henry, caudymaker Frank Maskey, r. 1140
Green
Welch Harry, carriage painter J. B. Gorman, r. 930
Market
Welch Henry, laborer, r. Willard, nr Fulton
Welch Herman L., clerk, r. 434 rr<mont
Welch James, driver, r. Potrero, bet Butte and Twen-
tieth
Welch James, foundryman Union Iron Wo.rks
Well h James, laborer, r. N s Freclta Av, nr Mission
Welch James, niolrter, r. 327 )<j Fourth
Welch James, teamster, r. 1132 Vallejo, rear
Welch James, trimmer CarvlU Mnfg Co., r. 2324 Val-
lejo
Welch James C, r. 824 Kearny
Welch John, r. 519 Sacramento
Welch John, r. SE cor Merchant and Dmmm
Welch Jobn, brakeman 8. P. Co.. r. 624 Fourth
Welch John, laborer, r. 816 Dolores
Welch Jchn, laborer, r. 907 Folsom
Welch John, laborer, r. Brjant Av, bet Butte and So-
lano
Welch John, laborer Allen k Higgins Lumber Co., p.
549 Jessie
Welch John, seaman, r. 106 Steuart
Welch John A., teanif^ter, r. 7i7 Ji Clementina
Welch Jobn C, r. 4 TorreuR Court
Welch John E., pressman J. K. Brodie & Co., r. 1130
Alabama
Welch Jotn H.. machine operator Porter, Slessinger
& Co., r. 1305 Eddy
Welch John J., painter, and eitraman Engine No. 14,
r. 716 McAllister
Welch John R., pressman Bacon * Co., r. 2324 Vallejo
Welch John W., deputy Sheriff, r. 423 Tehama
Welch John W., driver Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r. 25
Russ
Welch John W., shoemaker, and foreman Engine No.
9. r. 423 Tehama
Welch Joseph, plumber Bailey & O'Donnell, r. 718
Powell
Welch Joseph D., plumber, 1106 F.llmore, r. 1223
Webster
Welch Joseph W., attorney at law, r. 434 Fremont
Welch J. W. Mrs., r. 434 Fremont
Weh h L. B., bookkeeper C. R. Allen, r. 1065 Mission
Well h L. J., deputy County Clerk, r. 722 Valencia
Welch Margaret, domestic 23 Hill
Welch Martraret, widow, r. 26 Ruf^a
Welch Mary A., widow, r. N s Napa, bet IllinoiB and
Kentucky
Welch Michael, dairyman, r. 208 Thirtieth
Welch Michael, hostler, r. 1 Latham PI
Welch Michael, hostler J. J. Wren, r. 1123 Mission
Welch Michael, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. SE cor
Illinois and Lena Pi, rear
Welch Michael, mining, r. .506 Linden Av
Welch Michael, tailor, r. 1140 Green
Welch Michael F., laborer, r. 147 Tehama
Welcn Michael F.. plumber James K. Prior, r. 2230
' Pine
Welch Morris, laborer Odd Fellows" Cemetery, r. 12
Johnson Av
Welch Patrick, r. N s Twenty-fifth, bet Douglass and
I'lami nd
I Welch Patrick, foundrvman Union Iron Works
I \\ Richard, clerk, r. 1437 Mission
1 Richard, shipwright, r. 747 Howard
Welch Richard, upholsterer, r. 1437 Mission
Wei. h Robert F., machinist, r. 941 Howard
Welch Robert H., porter Wells, Fargo & Co., P. 161
Silver
Welch Roi>ert M., bookkeeper S. F. Savings Union, r.
1M2 O'Farrell
Welch Smuel B. (Cunningham, Curtiss i Welch) r.
24411 Pacific Av
Welch S:,rah. widow, r. 3027 Sixteenth
Welch Stanley T., studmt, r. 434 Fremont
Wel< h Thomas, heater Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Handley
House
Welch Thomas, hostler, r. 1609 Stevenson
Welch Thomsis, l.iborer Union Iron Works, r. E 8
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
Welch Thomas, seaman, r. 1418 Tuik
Welch Thomas H., machine operator, r. 1303 Eddy
Welch Walter, carriaee painter, r. 96 Fair Oaks
Welch William, r. 807 Einhth
Welch William, burr pi.ker S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factorv, r. 1320 Broadway
Welch William, cornraerfiial traveler, r. 302 O'Farrell
Welch William, machinebaud Sterling Furnitur* Co.,
r. 549 JesBie
Welch William, mining expert, r. 718 Capp
Welch William, porter, r. 1140 Green
Welch William B., clerk, r. 1.524 Mission
Welch William J., r. 4 Torrens Cou'^t
IVelch & Co., importing, shipping and rommls-
sion merchants, agents Mnodyville Sawmill Co.
(Limited, of Burrard Inlet) represented by-
Welch, Rithet & Co., Victoria. B. C, aid R. D.
Welch, Liverpool, England, and airents Planter's
Line to Honolulu, office lO'J California, rooms
1-2-3
Vy Welch. See Walsh and Welsh
Weldon C. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 102 Fifth
Weldon Christopher F., roofer, r. 641 Commercial
Weldon Henry W., carpenter, r. 18)5 Stevenson
Weldon George, r. SW cor Haight and Stanyan
Weldon Mining Co. (Pima Co., A. T.) A. Waterman
secretary. 2.5-26 Nevada Block
Weldon Thomas W.. carpenter, r. 18^5 Stevenson
Weldon William, stevedore, r. 1217 Florida
Weldon William E.. physician, 233fi Mission
10- Weldon. See W.lton and Whelion
Welham George, finisher Steiger & Kerr, r. 61 Minna
Welham John T., superintendeut Globe Business
Collpge, 640 Clay
Weliiig Joseph, b. xinakcr S. F. Box Co., r. 36 Madison
Welk Mai, hand sewer Buckingham & Hecht, r. 22T
Vallejo
Welke Ferdinand, tailor, r. 132 Eighth
Welker Charles, cook tug Monarch
Wei e'- P. A., Buh assistant U. S. Coast and Geodetic
Survey, r. 805 Bush
Wellbrock Georue H.. groceries and liquors, SW cor
McAllister and Webster, r. 821 Webster
Wellbrock Henry, groceries and liquors, 214 Davis
Wellendorf Christian, cabinet maker r. 22.5 Austin
Wellendorf Guttave, coffee saloon, 919 Larkin, r. 225
Austin
Weller Charles L., attorney at law, 325 Montgomery,
room 29, r. 418 Leavenworth
Weller Henry B., clerk Rosseter & Smith, r. 643
Minna
Weller John B , attorney at law, 4-5 Montgomery
Block, r. 3119 Ma-on
Weller John H., finisher, r. 340 Third
Weller Joseph P., salesman Raphael Weill k. Co., r.
50(i Franklin
Weller Margaret Mrs., r. 23 Van Ness Av
Weller T. A., r. 6.n8 Commer.ial
Welling Chiirlt 8 G.. superliitendert Norton Tanning
Co., r. SW cor Marquesas and Railroad Av
Welling Leonard, teatni-ter. r. 31 Prescott PI, rear
Wellington Arthur E., bookkeeper The New Zealand
Loan and Mercantile Agency Co. (limited) r. 1
Kimball PI
<<'
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING
TO ORDEE AND READY-MADE.
Comer aiOMT«03I£BY and SCTTT£B STSi-
immm m ins. co. of
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,810,273
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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W«Uinj;ton Benjamin F. , KPedsnan and pro-
prietor I iiproved Eyg Jt'ood, 425 Wabhiuyton, r.
71-i Franklin
Welling^in Collieries, B. Dunsrauir & Sons
proprietorH. otfice '.SO East
Welliniiloii KlbndKe G., engineer Geary St. ER., r.
3:n2 Giary
Wellington Ellen, widow, r. 254 Minna
WellinKtou (leorKH E. rnal estHte, r. 1 Kimball PI
Wellnu'ton Geor«H J., clerk New Zealand Fire and
Marine Iii». Co.
Wellington Nortli, laborer, r. 17)4 Morey Alley
Wellmau E.. r. 52lt Valencia
Welliiian George, clerk, r. 1165 Mission
W^ll.uHii fieorpe H., Hborer fr.-igbt depot S. P. Of>.
WELLMAN, PECK & CO.
(entiite of Bela Welliniin) Importers and
-tvholesttle dealers jrrocerles, teas, to-
bacco and clifrtrs, iaG-133 Market and
Ji3.8.-> California
Welliiian U.. Htelworker Pan. Rolling Mill
Wtlltiiau Reno B.. r. 1714 P.-lk
Wellium William B., clerk Wellman, Peck b Co., r.
Fruit V.ile
Wellmann Henry (Chris Huntemann k Co.) r. 2120
Mason
Wellock William, millband. r. 32 Silver
Wells A. E. Mrs., widow, r. lilo Sixteenth
Wells Asa K. (Wells. Rur-sell & Co.) r. 216 Eddy .
Wells A. W., druai-'ist, r. 29 Grant Av
Wells Catheiine, widow, r. 5(18 Howard
Wells Cbarlex C. policeman r. 52ti H.iyes
Wells Cbarl^s H., clerk, r. 144 Fourth
Wells Charles H., forwarding and commission
nien-hHiit, freight agent stmr Empire and agent
Piifjet Sound Sail Packet Line,' 10 California,
r. IHOSTurk
Wells Obarles 8.. compositor Alta. r. 132 Sixth
Wells David O., conductor Market St. RR., r. 35 Turk
Wells Emile (Emile Wells & Co.)r. 402 Grove
Wells Euile .t Co. (Emile Wells and E. George King)
tailors. !t'J3 Murket
Wells, Fargo «fe Co., Lloyd Tevis president, John
J. Valentine vice-president and general manager,
H. Wad-sworth treasurer, James Heron secretsry,
E. M. Cooper general superintendent, banking de-
partment NE cor California and Sausome, express
d' partment NE cor Sansoine and Halleck
Wells F. n., mlllhind Miller* Hami 1 Hon, r. Oakland
Wells F. Alarion, sculptor, 767 Mission, r. West
0 Berkeley
Wells Frank, engineer, r. 1121 Kearny
Wells Fnink, printer Neville Jk Co., r. 5fi8 Howard
Wells Frank, laundry otfice, 956 Howard, r. 713 Fol-
80 m
Wells Frederick A., r. r,37 Sicramento
Wells Frederick G.. salesman Davis Bros., r. 35 Turk
WellK George, clerk, r. 324 Golden Gate Av
Wells George F., import' r mu.iical instruments and
agent Mathushek Pianos, 1360 Market, r. 710 Wal-
ler
Wells Georjje R., attorney at law, 17 Nevada
Block, r. Iii04 Geary
Wells H. A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1523 Polk
Wells .lames E., real estate agent, 238 Kearny, r.
1J48 Mission
Wells J. C, mason W. W. Montigne & Co., r. Oakland
Wells Jean Miss, nurse, r. 1005 Sutter
W«ll8.)ohn, seaman, r. 6 Clay
W-lls Jolin, teanisti r, r. 22.'> Drumm
Wells Jolin C, master mariner, r. 1402 Polk
Wells JoIin J^ treasurer San Francisco Lanndry
Association, office 31 Geary, r. 2517 Washington
Wells John L., longshoreman, r. Oriental Hotel
Wells Joseph, foundr.vman, r. 20i McAllister
Wells los'ph A., public weiyher Washington Street
Wharf, r. 415 BroadWiiy
DR. BAZAN'S
THER5IO-r.I,ECTRIC
RUSSIAN ai TURKISH BATHS
AlEO Medicated and Electric Eatlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
GARDEN HOSE,
LAWN SPRINKLERS, HOSE MENDERS,
HOSE COUPLINGS, HOSE PIPES.
W. E. LANE, Plumber,
BO 5 KEARNT STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 318.
Wells Joseph .VI., engineer, r. 75 Minna
Wells Levi, horseshoer Suiter St. Rl{., r. 1631 Clay
Wells L. B. Mrs., widow, r. 717>4 Seventeenth
Wells Louisa L., stenographer Wm. T. Coleman k
Co., r. 324 Golden G.ite Av
Wells Mai L. Miss, actress, r. 1114 Filbert
Wells Mary A., widow, r. 821 Green
Wells Milton H., laborer, r. 2505 Sutter
Wells M. L. Miss, dressmaker, r. 903 Twenty-fourth
Wells M. P., r. 1112 Leavenworth
Wells M. P., bookkeeper H. P. Gregory & Co., r. 722 5«
Bush
Wells N. C. Mrs., coffee rooms, 1248 Mission
Wells Revilo, sole proprietor Silver Pill, offlca
and r. U5 Jones
Wells Richard B., teamster, r. 490 Eleventh
Welts Robert J., clerk, r. 109 Van Ness Av
Wells Roller, r. 419 Clementina
W^ells, Russell <b Co. (Asa R.Wells and Mnnson
Russell) proprietors Mechanics' Mills, 8W cor
Fremont and Mission
Wells Samuel, bootblack, 210 Montgomery
Wells Samuel A., r. 1113 Filbert
Wells S:imuel P., r. Russ House
Wells Thomas ()., clerk, r. 511 Chestnut
Wells W., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Wells Walter, polisher, r. 5(i8 Howard
Wells W. H. & Co. (William H. Wells and James F.
Brennan) patent medicines. I:i7 Fifth
Wells William, clerk, r. 1135 Mission
Wells William, expressman, r. 434 H Nat 'ma
Wells William F. (Browu & Wells) r. 1821 Mason
Wells William H., v. 1723 Market
Wells William H. (W. H. Wells ft Co.) r. 1927 Geary
Wells William H.. policeman, r. 2228 Pine
Wells William P., master mariner, r. 511 Chestnut
Wells William S., attorney at law. 207 Sansome. r.
O.ikland
Wells William IT., r. 903 Twenty fourth
Wells Willis A., enuineer, r. 1137 Market
Wells & King (Emile Wells and E. George King) mer-
chant tailors. 10U Market
ta^ Wells. See Welles
Wellsford Joseph, chief mail clerk Examiner, r. 19
Yerba Buena
Wellsford R., coal passer stmr Santa Rosa
Welp Rudolph, liquor saloon, 2927 Geary
Welsh Agnes, domestic 1123 California
WeNh Ann, widow, r. W s Falkland, nr Tombigbee
Welsh Artnur, plumber, r. 117 Julian Av
WeNh Charles, r. H41 Washington
Welsh Charles, hostler Cliff House
Welsh Charles, teamster Meyer Davidson
Welsh Cornelius, laborer, r. 632 Jj Minna
Welsh Dennis, longshoreman, r. 414Beale
Welsh Edward, cook, r. 13 Page
Welsh Elizabeth G., widow, r. 705 Chestnut
Welsh Ellen, widow, r. NW cor Twenty second and
Potrero Av
Welsh Francis, asasyer, r. 208 Thirtieth
Welsh G., machinist Pao. Boiling Mill
Welsh Grade A., r. 705 Chestnut
Welsh Henry, laborer, r. Boyce, nr Geary
Wel.'sh James, r. 208 Thirtieth
Welsh James, oarpent-r. r. 26 Hnrdy
Wel-*h James, hostler Omnibus RR., r. 254 Tehama
Welsh James, laborer, r. 200 L^idesdorff
Welsh James, laborer, r. 6()0 Minna
Welsh James, laborer, r. Kentucky, bet Sierra and
Nevada
Welsh Jnnies. laborer, r. Pixley, bet Webster and
Buchanan
Welsh Jaiues, longshoreman, r. 779 Folsom
Welsh James, palmer, r. West Av. nr Mission Bead
Welsh .Fames M.. laborer, r. 523 Fourth
Welsh John, farmer, r. 454 Minna
Welsh John, frultsand ronfettionery Saucelito Ferry,
r. cor Jackson and Montgomery
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELBPHONB 82.
FINE PRINTING
FKOM NEW TYPE.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
asse:ts over fivb sniiUtoNS.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO., General Agents.
WEL
1208
WEN
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
niFOBTEBS OF
IDFLOISr
II=*E3,
FOB OAS, STEAM AND WTATEB.
Pipe Flttlne>. all Sizes.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Welsh John, laborer, r. ]2(i7 Stelnar
Welsh John, tailor Max Newman, r. 16 Ellis
WelBh John C, proptr Mecbauics Exchange, W i lUi
nois, bet Napa and Shasta
Welsh John, P., journalist, r. 2105 FlUraore
Welsh John H., machine operator, r. 1303 Eddy
Welsh John J., carpenter, r. S a Richland A.v, nr
Holly Fark Av
Welsh John J, saleiman Mechanici' Mill, r. Bipley
PI, nr Folsom
Welsh John W., molder Empire Foundry, r. Oakland
Welsh Joseph, r. Blake, nr Geary
Welsh Joseph P., waiter, r. 8C9 Market
W elsh Lawrence, fireman, r. 6.;9 Front
Welsh M., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Welsh M., millman Pac. Rolling Mill
Welsh Mary, chambermaid The Baldwin
Welsh Mary Mrs., r. Blake, nr Geary
Welsh Michael, r. 208 Thirtieth
Welsh Mirhael, gardener, 25H0 Mission
Welsh Michael, laborer, r. 715 Howard
Welsh Michael, laborer, r. 3412 Mit^sion
Welsh Michael, laborer, r. Boyd, nr Geary
Welsh Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E s
Tennessee, bet Sierra and Nevada
Welsh Mirhael, lougshoremnn, r. Laidley. nr Merced
Welsh Michael, plumber, r. 2230 Pine
Welsh Michael G. Jr., ticket agent, r. 806 Guerrero
Welsh Michael J., architect, r. 905 Treat Av
Welsh Moses H., Btockcutter Orln Jonea & Co., r. cor
Golden Gate Av and Willard
Welsh Patrick, laborer, r. 31+ Beale
Welsh Patrick, laborer, r. 7 Sanchez
Welsh Patrick, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Welsh Presbyterian Churcli. Rev. M. A. Ellis
pastor, meets Cambrian Ball, 1133 Mission
Welsh R., steelworker Pac. Rolling Mill
Welsh Kichard, lab.irer, r. 26 Stevenson At
Welsh Richard, millhand, r. 937 Folsom
Welsh Kichard Jr., tin roofer, r. 26 Stevenson At
Welsh Rnsanna, domestic li>l() Pine
Welsh Susan, widow, r. 2230 Pine
Welsh Thomas, hostler Charles H. Prince, r. 20 Glas-
gow
Welsh Thomas, laborer McCormick Bros., r. 1209
Steiner '
Welsh Thomas, laborer P. M. H8. Co.
Welsli Tliomas J., architect, 302 Montgomery,
rooms 29-31. r. 1215 Golden Oiite Av
Welsh Thomas M., tiusmith, r. HO Natoms
Welsh William, machinist Corporation Yard, 8. F. F.
D., r. 1726 Stevenson
Welsh William G., carpenter A. L. Bancroft k Co., r.
21 m Stevenson
Iff" Welsh. See Walsh and Welch
Welspiel Jacob, florist, 117 Sutter, r. W s Union, nr
Hyde
Welspiel W. Si Co. (William Welspiel) florists,
117 Sutter
Welspiel William (W. Welspiel * Co.) r. 1225 Filbert
Welspiel William Jr., clerk, r. 1225 Filbert
Welte Adolphe, trimmer, r. 606 Mission
Welte Alexander, b irtemier John Hon, r. 310 Grant Av
Welter Adolph, c'erk, r. 119 Vallejo
Welton C. H., with Lebenbaum Bros., r. 61 Minna
Welton Charles H.. miner, r. 61 Minna
Welton Coriielins, laborer freight depot 8. P. Co. r
106H Morris Av
Welti>n Daniel, longshoreman, r. 1729 Stevenson
Welton D. S.. carpenter i-tnir San Juan
Welton Haitie Mis. (Barber & Welton) r. 1124 Shot-
well
Welton John, teamster Shaw & Sharp, r. German
Welton Walter B., tobacconist, r. 61 Minna
Welton Walter B. Jr.. cigars and tobacco, 100 Second
r. 61 Minna
B^ Welton. See Weldon and Whelton
Welty Charles, tailor, r, 350 Jessie
Welty RufuB W., engineer, r. 108 J4 Powell
Welz John, shoemaker, 426 Third, r. 124 Perry
Wempe Brothers (Henry, Gerhard and Wilhelm)
mnfrs paper boxes, 573-575 Market
Wempe Gerhard (Wempe Bros.) r. 419 Oak
Wempe Henry (Wempe Bros.) r. 419 Oak
Wempe Henry L.. plumber and gasfltter, 2506 Mission,
r. 239 Seventh
Wempe Wilhelm fWempe Bros.) r. 419 Oak
Wenck Frederick, steward Thalia Vereln.r.Twentietk,
nr Sanchez
Wendel George, bakery and confectionery, 123 Taylor
Wendel George, cooper, r. 504 Third
Wendel James, r. 1030 Howard
Wendell A., compositor Call, r. 531 Sacramento
Wendell C. G., clerk, r. SE cor Eighth and Bryant
W^endell Joseph F., attorney at law, 126-128
Phelan Bldg, r. 2514 Market
Wendell William, law clerk Joseph P. Wendell, r.
2514 Market
Wenderoth Benjamin, bronzer Thomas Day ft C».
(limited) r. 2.560 Geary
Wenderoth Frederick, r. 2560 Geary
Wendlandt Otto, cigarmaker A. Sensenbrenner, r.
724 Mission
Wendler Theodore, cook, r. 2?3 Minna
Wendt Charles E., sailmaker Simpson & Fisher, r,
515 Montgomery Av
Wendt Frank, bartencier Herman Otersen
Weadt Henry, commercial traveler Siebe Bros, ft
Plagemann. r. 408 Duncan
Wendt Henry C, machinist, r. 773 Folsom
Wendt John, laborer, r. 2(i35 Post
Wendt John C, proptr North Pacific Hotel, 12 Jack-
son
Wendt Mary, widow, r. Ill Morris Av
Wendt Mary, widow, r. 542 H Bryant
Wendt Max, upholsterer, r. I'lOtf Leavenworth
Wendt Robert, laborer, r. 129 Jackson
Wendt William, clerk O'Connor, Mofl^att& Co., r. 361S
Sutter
Wendte Christian, groceries and liquors, r. NE car
Fifteenth and Dolores
Wenger Henry, French laundry, 714 Church
Wenglein John, bartender Louis Huber & Co., r. 192
Broadway
Wenglein Joseph, clerk, r. 822 Broadway
Wenue Daniel, cook, r. 797 Mission
Wenner Louis, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Wennerhold Christian, r. 334 Clementina
Weuse George, cook, r. 740 Howard
Wensinger Francis 8., real estate. 624 Ssera-^
mento, r. Occidental Hotel
Wentworth Albert A., barber, r. 550 Stevenson
Wentworth Boot and Shoe Co., I. M. Wentwoctk
president. T. L. Barker secretary. oflSce 12 Busk
Wentworth Charles, carpenter, r. 910 Howard
Wentworth Charles, carpenter, r. 1425 Steiner
Wentworth Charles J., machinist Gregory & C«., r.
NW cor Sonoma and Khode Lsland
Wentworth Ella, hosiery dept. 8. F. Pioneer; Woolen
Factory, r. 1425 Steiner
Wentwortli George A., attorney at law, «•
Montgomery, rooms 17-18, r. 24 Octavia
Wentworth I. M., president Wentwoith Boot and
Shoe Co., 12 Bush, r. Oakland
Wentworth Jackson J., engineer Golden Gate Flomr-
ing Mill, r. NW cor Sonoma and Rhode luland
Wentwoith John, real estate, r. 24 Ociavia
Wentworth John M., spinner, r. 127 Francisco
Wentworth John P. H. Jr., solicitor David Stern k
Son, r. 2320 Folsom
Wentworth J. P. H., editor and publisher Rs-
sources of California, ;-.20 Sansome, room 61, r.
2320 Folsom
Wentworth M. A. Miss, teacher John Swett Grammnr
School, r. 534 Turk
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
UPHOLSTERY.
WHOLESALE AND EETAIL
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVI:: PALACE HOTEL.-
Manufacturers of SIxow Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 im St.
rni inCr rVTDl RDV (A. nstnral prodnctof the Finest Grapeb of ) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
tJ^LICOt LA I nA Unit tUeWorld. But no addition of Brandy. / 630 WASHINOTON STEEET.
WEN
1209
WES
■Wentworth M. E. Mrs,, r. 2(14 Sixteenth
Wentworih Kathan, r. 331 Seventh
Wentworth Nathaniel S., toreman Charles Sntton Jr.,
r. 5 Twentieth
Wentworth N. W., carpet layer Chas. M. Plum & Co.,
r. Turk, nr Leavenworth
Wentworth Orson, contractor, r. 863 Misalon
Wentworth Kobert A., barber Valentine Melnberger.
r. 65u Stevenson
Wentworth S., laborer, r. 127 Francisco
Wentworth Samuel A., clerk, r. 1774 Folsom
Wentworth Seth, carpentt-r, r. 148 Fifth
Wentworth Susan Mrs., widow, r. 630 Webster
Wentworth Thomas S., clerk, r. 2320 Folsom
Wentzel George, r. 25 Stockton PI
Wenzel Charles, seaman, r. 13 Clay
Wenzel George F., watchmaker, 139 Third, r. 646
Minna
Wenzel George L.. mnfr wine presses, grape separa-
tors and crushers, 309 Fulton
Wenzel Henrv, cooper, r. 423 Ninth
Wenzel Julius, cigarmaker Hoffman k Davis, r. 39
Moss
Wenzel Mary Mrs., r. 1918 Golden Gate At
Wenzel Rudolph G., watchmaker and mnfr air
clocks, 607 Montgomery, r. 1918 Golden Gate At
Wenzelburger Adolph, cashier Jacobs & Easton, r.
3022 Sacramento
Weuzell George, solicitor Call, r. 25 Stockton PI
Weuzell William T. (W. T. Wenzell & Co. I r. 436 Oak
Wenzell W. T. & Co. (William T. Wenzell)
chemists and wholesale druggists, 532 Market
Wepfer G. W., mechanical engineer W. R. Eckart, r.
122 Bartlett
Wepfle Joseph, milker Enderli & RegU, r. E s Mis-
souri, bet Sierra and Niipa
Werden W. M., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 106
Eddy
Werder Max, homoeopathic physician, 217 Geary
Werlen Louis, r. 514 H Third
Werlins Jacob, carpenter and cabinetmaker, 1133
York
Werliug Joseph, wood ttuner Jacob Werling, r. 1133
York
Werme Clara, domestic 431 Bartlett
Wermouth Charles, waiter Gruen & Heydenaber, r.
917 Polk
Wermouth Martin, blacksmith, r. 18 Wildey
Werner A. , r. 608 Minna
Werner Adolph, plumber F. Koch, r. 302 Hermann
Werner Anton, r. 461 Natoma
Werner Antoue, baker, r. 618 Union
Werner August (Werner & Close) r. NE cor Sanchez
and Twenty.fourth
Werner Charles A., clerk, r. 1811 Powell
Werner Charles J., clerk KuUmann k Co., r. ITE cor
Eddy and Mason
Werner Charles J., bookkeeper, r. 106 Eddy
Werner Christian H., real estate, r. 22 Capp
Werner Frank, bookkeeper W. Bock & Co., r. Pres-
cott House
Werner Fred. F., letter carrier Post Office, r. Mani-
toba, nr Susquehanna
Werner Frederick, butcher, r. 428 Bush
Werner Frederick, fireman stmr Starbuck
Werner George, r. 102 Stockton
Werner George, r. 1820 Union
Werner George, cook, r. 436 SteTenson
Werner Herman, laundryman, r. 40)4 Perry
Werner Herman, laimdryman, r. 212 Thirteenth
Werner John, molder Steiger & Kerr, r. 10:)5 Folsom
Werner John, tailor, 616 )i Merchant, r. Garfield Ter-
race, Alameda Co.
Werner Lotits, butcher, 910 Bryant
Werner Mii hael. teamcter, r. 707 Sanchea
Werner Philip, expressman, r. 14 Card Alley
Werner Robert, liquor saloon, 234 Sixth
Werner Rose Mrs., bakery, 518 Union
FRATINGER & CO,
HEADQUARTERS FOR
JERSEY WAISTS.
NEWEST GOODS, LATEST STYLES, LOWEST PRICES.
105 KEARNY STREET.
ROOFING,
RAIN WATER PIPES, GUTTERS and VALLEYS
MADE AND REPAIRED.
Roofs ot all kinds made Wator Tlgltt.
W. E ~L A N E ,
PLUMBER, 506 KEABNT STRBBT.
EsUblUhed 1860. Telephone 315.
Werner William, butcher, 322 Thirteenth
Werner William, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 2H
Hayward
Werner & Close (August Werner and Benjamin F.
Close) groceries and fruits, N£ cor Sanchez and
Twenty-fourth
•y Werner. See Woerner
Wernett Joseph F. (Maline, Wernett k Co.) r. 2140
Mission
Werth Ferdinand A. Rev., pastor St. Paul's German
M. E. Church, r. 452 Bryant
Werthelmer Arthur, clerk Stein, Simon k Co., r. 607
Lombard
Werthelmer Benny J., salesman L. k E. Werthelmer,
r. 713 Post
Werthelmer Charles, janitor South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 614 H Taylor
Werthelmer David L.. clerk, r. 1328 Ellis
Wertlieimer Emanuel (L. & E. Werthelmer) r. 712
Post
Wertheimer Isaac, cigar dealer, r. 410 Eddy
Werthelmer Kauftuan (F. Uri & Co.) r. 1536 Eddy
Wertheimer Li. <& E. (Leopold and Emanuel
Wertheimer and Joseph L. Hesse) importers and
wholesale dealers cigars, plug and leaf tobacco,
300-306 Front, cor Sacramento
Wertheimer Leopold {L. k E. Wertheimer) r. New
York
Wertheimer Leopold, merchunt, r. 1328 Ellis
Wertheimer Louis (Louis Wertheimer & Co.) r. 1012
Van Ness Av '
Wertheimer lionis <b Co. (Louis Wertheimer)
manufacturers and dealers cigars, 115-117 Front
Werthelmer M. & Co. (Mnses Wertheimer) mnfra
cigars. 528-530 Washington
Wertheimer Michael, groceries and liquors, 601
Hayes, r. 627 Ivy Av
Wertheimer Moses (M. Wertheimer k Co.) r. 1518
Poet
Wertheimer Siegfried, peddler, r. 1904 Powell
Wertner Benjamin F., cooper, r. 133 Fell
Wertner Margaret, widow, r. 133 Fell
Wertsch William, carriagemaker, lOJ Golden Qata
Av, r. 137 Page
Wescoatt Nelson, civil and mining angineer, office
Sacramento, r. 615 Stockton
Wescott Robert, carpenter, r. 1123 Filbert
Wescott William, second mate stmr City of Stockton
!»■ Wescott. See Westcott
Wesehann Christian, groceries and liquors, 439
Greenwich
Wesendunk Frederick, engineer, r. 220 Twenty-ninth
Weseudunk Theodore, engineer Balz Bros, k Flukel-
dey, r. l-SSO Dolores
Weske Adolph president California Cracker Co.,
r. 1503 Stein> r
Weske Alwin, superintendent Cal. Cracker Co., r.
2130 Green
Wesley William, waiter, r. 213 Ellis
Wesner Jacob, janitor Druids Hall, r. 413 Sutter
Wesner Louis E., marine engineer, r. 643 Folsom
Wessel Henrr, bricklayer, r. 13 Clinton
Wessel Henry, salesman J. J. O'Brien I: Co., r. 26
Turk
Wessel J. fc Co. (Jacob Wessel and Martin Meyerhof )
groceries and liquors, SE cor Mission and
Twelfth
Wessel Jacob (J. Wessel & Co.) r. 2 Twelfth
Wessel Mary, domestic 2522 Mission
Wessell August, Biilesman H. Plagemann k Co.. r.
1226 Filbert
Wessell John, clerk Rohrs i Eagan, r. 442 Second
Wessell John, liquor saloon, SE cor Powell and
Union
WesKell John Jr., clerk Rossi & Eidenmuller, r. SB
cor Powell and Union
Wessel" Arnold, groceries and liquors, 901 McAllister
r. 903 McAllister
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
BlannfHctnrer of »verr deorrintlon of
PASSBNaER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
4S to SU Beale Ktrect. San FrauaciMM*.
Baling Presses.
TKUMAN. ISHAM & HOOKEE, 421-|27 Market St. MAY, M1>1^
MOP. WOOLi. KAfci. and OKCHlLiIiA PBfSSKS.
be
a
WES
1210
WES
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTERS or
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
All Sizes and ISunibers.
309, 311, 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
WpSBels Henry, clerk .Martin Meyerliof. r. 3J8 M«8on
WesselH Rudolpb, clerk, r. KE cor Twenty-sixth ami
MisBion
■Wesgenb. rg Daniel W., student S. T. Szaryash, r. 51Q
Chestnut
WpBser M«rv, wirlow. r. 42fiH Linden At
Wesslins Edward, fitter Buckiughaui & Hecht, r. 4
Valencia
■WecpliDg Henry J., wood and coal, 1519 Geary, r. 1515
Geary
WePBllriK Mareavpt, widow, r. 4 Valencia
Wessllng William P.. r. IS15 Geary
■WesFon Charles J., bookkeeper Jossph W. Weason, r.
•2311 Polk
"Weimon Joseph "W., lumber, BE cor Spear and
Howard, r. 2:111 Polk
West Allen D., carpenter, r. SSQ Sacramento
West A. R. Mrs., teacher music. 22H Taylor
West Benjamin W., painter, 1406 Polk, i. 1115 Broad-
wav I
West B. F. Mrn., r. 118 Shot well
West C. Mrs., furnished rooms. 640 Howard
Went C. A., widow, r. 2il4 M. Allirt'er
West C. H., Mrs., widow, r. I:i24 Ellis
West Charles, clerk, r. 424 Geaiy
West Charles, longshoreman, r 28 Federal
West Ctiarles, stevedore, r. 26 Midison Av
West Charles teamster Basaett & Bunker, r. 640 How-
ard
West Charles E., painter, r. 1324 Ellis
Wfst Charles H., priuter, r. 6.31 Sacramento
W.B' Charles N. elpctn.-'nedical belts. lO.il MarVet
WEST COAST FRniT AND WINE GROW-
ERS' ASSOl I.4TION, M. D. Levy secre-
tary, office 19 B .tt»-rv
WEST COAST FURNITURE CO, l.*b.
Kmanuel proprietors, 4:12-4:14: Fourth
Weht Cnast Steamship Co., J. S. Hig^ins agtnt, office
42 Market
WePt Edward M.. carpenter, r. Wool, bet Lincoln and
Powhattan, B. H.
West Edwin C, carpenter and builder, 215 Commer-
cial, r. 2:t4 Bush
West Eliza Mlsw. drfssmaker. r. 111M Minna
West End Pharmacy, Bixby * Pond proprietors,
NE cor M.Alli8t.r and Fill.n.ire
West End S hool, Miss M. M. Murphy principal, San
Jose Road, nr Six-Mile H.mse
"West End Stahles, D'Arcy & Nolan proprietors,
2414 California
West End Tannery. Franz Iraohl proptr, W 8 Mission
Road, nr Five-Mile House
West End The. William Theobalds proptr, 114" Sutter
West Eugene F., clerk Charles Rogers, r. 528 Ste-
venson
West Everftt G., laniidryman, r. 631 Sacramento
West Francis, tenmsfer, r 23(. Ritch
West Frank, messenger W. U. Tel. Co., r. 624 Fourth
West Frederick B., machinist, r. 118 Perry
West George 8., glrics stainer, r. 424 Geary
West Henry, capitalist, r. 424 Geary
West Henry, salesman Peixotto & Silverman, r 262
Clara
We^t H. R.. r. 529 Sacramento
West James (Charles Montgomery & Co.l r. 702 Sutter
West .John, r. 810 Mission
West John, roillband A. J.McNicoll fc Co., r. 21 Sixth
West John D.. harnessmaker C. H. Mead Jr., r. Ala-
meda
West John E., hostler Sutter St. RR., r. 112 Anstin
West John H., real eKtate agent, r. 1117 Valencia
West John P., letter c«rrier Post Office, r. 414 Grove
West Leonard D., form carrier, r. 142 Rose Av
West Lorenzo L., machinist Atlas Iron Works, r. 753
Harrison
West M. A. Mrs., r. 4 Otis PI
West Marv, widow, r. 23 Natoma
West Mary B. Miss private school, 1606 Van Ness Av,
r. 1 0<i W.iPhington
West Oakland Masonic Hall and Building Association,
A. Sbarboro secretary, 307 Sausoiiie
West Oakland M^.tual Loan Association, A. Sbarboro
secretarv, .Mil Sansome
West Potosi "Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) Robert R.
Grayson seer' tary. S. F. Stock and Exchange Bld^
West Publishing Co. (■■it. Paul, Miun.) R. C. Corbaley
agent, r. 709 Hayes
West B. O. plasterer, and extraman Engine No. 2
West Robert B., optician and jeweler, 407 Kearuy, r.
216 Austin
West Samuel A., patternmaker Golden State and
Miuejs' Iron Works, r. 7.53 Folsom
West Samuel M.. r. 1213 Bush, re»r
West Sarah, widow, r. 414 Grove
West Theodore F., r. 438 Geary
West Thomas, waiter, r. 737 Market
West Vaiicnuver Commercinl Co. (Qnatzlno District,
Vancouver Island, British Columbia) F. Bona-
cina secretary. -43S California
West William, laborer, r. Cook, nr Geary
West Wl liam, music and stationery, 411 Hayes
West William, porter Langley & Michaels, r. 424
Geary
West William, tinsmith, r. 4 Otis PI
West William A., r. 1824 O'Farrell
Westall Charles, engraver, r. 764 Mission
Westall H. Mrs., proptr Somerset House, 764 Mis-
sion
Westall Joseph, feather warehouse and pillow mnfr,
764 Ml-slon
Westbrook Henry, r. 5 Mason
Westchester insurance Co. (of New York) A.
C. Donnell k Co. general agents, 318 California
Westcott Adelbert R., restaurant, 605 Commercial, r.
016 Sacramento
Westcott Charles, expressman, SW cor Twentieth and
Mission, r. 2143 Howard
Westcott Charles E., clerk Sun Ins. Co., r. 502 Powell
Westcott Charles H., night inspector Custom House,
r. 444 Twentieth
Westcott Charles W., carpenter Coffin * Woods, r. lOJi
Sherman
West ott Frank, r. 934 McAllister
Westcott Frederick, cigarmaker, r. 10 Langton, rear
Westc tt Harry B., clerk Bancroft-Whitney Co., r.
K16 S icramento
i^" Westcott. See Weecott
Westdahl Ferdinand, draftsman U. 8. Coast and Geo-
detic Survey, r 104 Steiiier
Westdorp Harm J., paper carrier, r. 232 Minns
Westeuhaver Charles C, sah-smm William J. Heney
k Co.. r. N 8 Twenty-fourth, bet Noe and Castro
Westenhaver Elmer E., teamster Pioneer Varnish
Works, r. NW cor Noe and Clipper
Westeuhaver Mary A., widow, r. NW cor Noe and
Clipper
Wester George, bartender Stumer & Peterson, r. 825
Kearny
We-ter Peter M.. tailor, r. 734 Post
Westerberg Frederick, r. 205 Third
Westerb^rg Frederick W., plumber Bailey ft O'Don-
nell, r. 139 Rose Av
Westerfeld Carl F., bookkeeper Wellman, Peck & Co..
r. 1003 Geary
Wesierfeld Herman (Herman Westerfeld & Co.)
and president Potrero Yeast and Distilling Co., r.
1134 Tweiity.first
Westerfeld Herman & Co. (Charles Schroth
and Louis and Herman Westerfeld) proprl. tors
Potrero Yeast an 1 Vinegar Co., W s Minue*ota,
bet Nevada and Yolo, office 214-220 Stockton
Westerfeld Joseph, r 92 Everett .
West' rfeld Louis (Schroih * Westerfeld and Herman
Westerfeld & Co.) r. 1003 Geary
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HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
WES
1211
WET
WestPifeld William, bakery and rcsiauiunt, 1033
Market, r 8.2 Fulton
Weaterfeld William, clerk, r. 1134 Twenty-first
■W»nterfl< Id H. my A.. bHrteiid. r. r. 1944 Mission
WeKtomian 11. B. (Qavigan & Westeriuau) 215 San-
some
Westerman John, tailor, 668 Howard
Western Assurance Co. (of Toronto) Butler &
Haldan general a^icuts, 41H Califoruia
Western Belle Mining Co. (Qnijotoa, A. T.) John H.
Sayre seoretHry, 328 Montgomery, room IS
Western Blacking; Co. (Michael D. Hogau and
D. M. Van Wart) mannfactureis blacking, inks
and nin'iliige, lii(>!« Fifth
Western Development Co. Frank 8. Ponty
president, John W. Buili-r secietary, office NEcor
Fonrtti and Towneend. room 4
Weatern Fibre Co , A. W. Foster president, George C.
HirUnx secrftarv. 215 SniiKome
WESTERN GRAIN & STOCK EXCHANeE
aiG Montjiomery, Piatt's Hall
Weatern Home Consolldhtcd Mining Co (Wood River
Piatrict, Idaho) A. Halsey secretary, 328 Mont-
gomerv. room 7
Western" Hotel, John Biggins proprietor, 212-214
Broad wny
W^estern Iron Works, Sims & Morris proprie-
tors, 123-125 B.'ale
Western Laundry Asaociation, cor Twenty-fourth and
York
Western Life Endowment Association The
(of Califoruia) H. J, Boughtou secretary, office
609 Kearny
W^estern Loan Association, L. L. Dennery sec-
T" tiiry. 423 California
Western Mill and Lumber Co. (Hadlock, W. T.)
office Pier 17 Steuart
Western Mineral Co., acid ninfrs (Stege Station,
Contra Coata Co., Cal) office 328 Montgomery,
room 13
Western Oil Co., S. H. Frank & Co. agents. 406-
4(l8na'tery
WESTERN PERFUMERY CO.
W. S. Greenbaum manager, '46 Second
West- rn Klpe Fruit Carrier Co., E. J. Coleman presi-
dent, 110 Sutter
Western Spring and Wire Co., James Curtain proptr,
InOi Folsotp
Western straw Works, Thomas H. Kortick proptr,
«-i7 Mission
Western Union Mail and Stage Co., Charles A. Har-
mon m«na«er, 316 Steuart
Western Union Telegraph Co., Frank Jaynes
superintendent. Georg« Senf cashier, general
office NE cor Montgomery and Pine, branch offices
Palace Hotel, Occidental Hotel, The Bnldwin,
PaciBc Mail SS. Wharf. 10 Miirket,205 Smter. »33
Sutler, 961 Mi.ssion, NE cor Valencia and Nine-
teenth. Valemja Street Depot, 425 faliforiiia, 20(i
Market. NR cor Fourth and To'v?n«eud. SW cor
Bnsh and Filliiuire, NW cor Hayes and Laguna,
Mnrket St. Wharf, S. P. Co's shops cor Brannan
and Sixteenth, S. P. Co's i)aBBenger and freight
depotH, S. P. Co's freight depot, and Presidio.
Supply depiirtmeat 518 Front
Weslerson Erick, cook Swain Bros., r. 248 Jeasie
We»tervelt Bessie E. Miss, stenosrapher Olney,
Chickerlng k Thomas, r. 638 Folsom
Westfall August, laborer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 1016
MontHoniery
WeBtfall John, carver 8. & G. Gump, r. IRIOM Mission
Westf.ill Oscar, engineer N. B. and M. RR., r. Ala-
meda
aff- Westfnll. See Westphal
Westfeldt Herman, porter, r. 812 Sansome
WeKtfield Henry, cook schr Gem
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERMO-KLECTRIC
RUSSIAN ani TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Tatlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED
CHIMNEYS REPAIRED. CHIMNEY SWEEPING.
Chimney Tops that -«vill draw.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1880. Telephone 315.
AV( sttield Robert, janitor, r. 324 Post
Webt>;.te William, shipping clerk Cal. Wire Works,
r. 3:iO Bay
Westhans Mary Mrs., lodginga. 39 Fifth
Weathi inier John F., r. 32()S Elghteeiilh
VVisihoff William (Westhofiri Co.) r. SE cor Pine and
Mason
Westhofl .M Co. (William Westhoff) importerB whis-
kies, 519 Sacramento
Westin Ciirl A. (A. Seastedt k Co.) r. 622 Clay
Westine Eric, tailor, 3 Mary Lane
Westlake Georae, bartender, r. 1030 Howard
Westlake Mary Mrs., n<jr«e, r. lO.ltl Howard
Westlaud George, clerk Bank of British North Amer-
ica, r. Oakland
Westminster House, Mrs. M. E. Herron proptr, 614
Sutter
Westminster Presbyterian Church, Rev. J.
Q. Adams p.-intor, S a Fell, bet Octavia and Laguna
Westminster Sihool. Rev. James Matthews D.D. prin-
cipal, 129 Haigbt
Weston B. F., treasurer N. W. Spauldlng Saw Co.,
17-19 Fremont
WESTON CHARLES W.
(Hatch <Si Weston) and manufacturer
patent ^rape and berry boxes, and p:<t;-
ent nrch Hrekindler, ^11 Mission, r. 7Q6
Bryant
Weston Fred. G., clerk New Zealand Fire and Marine
Ins. Co., r. Oakland
Weston lames, inspector Pac. Bell Tel. Co., r. 959
Mission
Weston John, real estate, r. 91 Ninth
Weston Joseph, r. 959 Mi-^slon
Weston Martin W., r. 1028 Market
Weston Nathaniel photographer, r. 27 Julian At
Weston O. G. Miss, r. 801 Leavenworth
Weston Samuel W., bl.icksmilh. r. 2107 Polk
Weston William, agent, r. 640 Turk
Weston William, laborer, r. 519 Stcramento
Westover J. Wallace, foreman whitening room V. S.
Mint, r. Stanyan, nr Grattan
Westphal Charles H., waller E. k T. Althof, r. 184
Van Ness Av
Westphal Christian, real estate, r. 9fi7 Harrison
Westphal Christian H.. groceries. 971 Harrison, and
oyster saloon. 16 Sixth, r. 967 Harrison
Westphal Christopher, expressmau, 115 Pine, r. 85
Silver
Westphal Frederick, butcher Brown k Draper, r. N s
Railroad Av, bet Servia and Paraguay
Westphal Fritz, conk. r. 817 Bush
Westphal G. H., r. E s Railroad Av, nr Servia
Westphal Heurv, plumber, r. 9X Dikeman PI
Westphal Henry W., bookkeeper, r. 967 Harrison
Westphal Herman (Klunder & Westphal) r. 329
Diunim
Westphal John, butcher, 1610 Mission
Westphal John, butcher Miller k Lux, r. S 8 Vene-
zuela, bet Platte and Savannah
Westphnl Joseph, butcher, r. Railroad Av, bet Servia
and I'arngnay
Westphal Mary Mlss, laundress, r. cor Thirteenth and
Railroad Av
Westphal Otto F., dentist, r. 967 Harrison
Westphal Peter, seaman, r. 13 Pacific
Wcutphal Reiuhold, A. F., master mariner, r. 1320
Jacksiiu
<^~ Westphal. See Westfall
Westphale Henry, tailor, r. Tonquln, nr Baker
Westphal' n Herman, cigar denier, r. 29 Beideman
Westrend Andrew, r 142H Howard
Westron John, machinist, r. 305 J4 Capp
Westwater Robert, asent Wilcox & White Organi,
518 Market, r 1019 Pierce
Wetchtomoff Vladimir N., arch priest Russian
Orthodox Church, r. 1715 Powell
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TBLEFEONS 82.
PRINTERS, ETC,
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
BROWN. CRAIG & CO.. General Aflents,
439 CmJitornitk. Street.
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
Wetherbee Albert C, laborer, r. 636 Commercial
Wetherbee Allen, student A. V»n Der Naillen, r. 28
Clinton P»rk
Wetlierbt»e Henry, lumber dealer. 111 Market, r.
Fruit Vale
Wetberbee l^erny B., aBsistsnt librarian Merchant
Library ABSoclation, r. 216 Bash
Wetberfd James S., r. 320 Van Ness At
Wethered Woodworth. marhinist, r. 320 Van Ness Av
Wetherill Percy, iuspector Pac. Bell Tel. Co., r. 1326
Clay
Wetherill Samuel, r. 557 Fourth
AVetherill William H„ r. 1641 MlsBion
Wetherspoon Jane, widow, r. H19 Filbert
Wetjen Cord, groceries aud liquors, 1049 Ho'ward
Wetjen JohQ H., clgarmaker. r. 1 *< Cedar Av
Wetniore Brotiers (Henry D., John G. and William
B.) comminsion merchants. 521-.';2ii Sansome
Wetmore Charlea A., apprentice H. EUeau, r. 905 Mc-
Allister
Wetmore Clarence J., secretary State Board of
Viticulture, 204 .Monteomery
Wetmore Henry Tl. (Wetmore Bros.) r.905 McAllister
Wetiuore John G. (Wrtmore Bros.) r. 905 McAllister
Wetmore John W., r. 2812 Bush
Wetmore R. H.. r. 905 McAllister
Wetmore William B. (Wetmore Bros.) r. 905 McAllii-
ter
Wetiuore William N., carpenter, r. 404 Turk
WetMcheider Louis, cook, r. 711 Nineteenth
WetschelderThom.sE., clerk, r. 711 Nineteenth
Wetterman August, musicinn, r. 619 Wai^bington
Wetterinan Edwin, musician, r. 619 Washington
Wettig Aaaa, t'*ach»>r Greeuwich Street Primary
&-hool, r. 622 Ellis
Wettig Augustus F., gtenographer Cal. Electric Light
CO., r.622 tllis
Wettig Ernest A., trareling saleBman Cal, Powder
Works, r.622 Ellis
Wettig Miniia, widow, r. 622 Ellis
Wettig Theodore, wood and coal. 363 Oleraentlna
Wettmann George, clerk J. K Prior, r. 1415 Octayia
Wettmann Gustare, metal roofer, r. 1415 OctaTia
Wettmann William, clerk, r. 1415 Octarla
Weltrich Alphonso. cook, r. 320 Drumm
Weltsteiii Henry, barteuder. r. 334 G.>lden Gate At
Wetz Prvderick E., wines and liquors, NE cor
Larkln aud Geary, r. 114 Give At
Wetz John F., barteuder Frederick E. Weti, r. 114
Olive At
Wetzel Anton, boxmaker, r. 8W cor Fourth and Berry
Wetzel John A., barber Hyman k Shaen, r. 1140H
Howard
Wetzel Julius A., barber, r. 629 Minna
Wetzel Theodore, mining secretary, 522 Montsomery,
r. 1622 Jackson
Wetzel William, butcher, r. S.WS Folsom
Wetziar A. J., insurance adjuster, 421 Califomi», r.
612 Taylor
Wetzler John, plasterer, r. 518 Jessie
Weule Louis, watchmaker Cliarlea Pace, r. 232 Capp
Wexel AuroD S.. salesman S. * G. Gump, r. 521 Fell
Wexel Henry, glazier, r. 6 Polk Lane
Wex»l Joweph, watchmaker Hammersmith k Field, r.
27 Liberty
Wixel Solomon, salesman S. k G. Gump. r. .521 Fell
Weyburn John K., drayman AUyn k White, r. 511
Francisco
Weyburn Thomas, conductor, r. 2000 McAllister
Weyermtller F. A., salesman, r. 8m6 Van Ness At
Weygaut Hannah wid^w, r. 953 Harrison
^ Weygam. See Wiegaiid
Weiyhknecht Dora, widow, famished rooms, 501
Third
Weyl Cerf. (Gahn, Nickelsburg * Co.) r. 1217 Sutter
Weyl Jonas, Importer diamonds and manu-
facturing jeweler, madals a specialty, 126 Kearny,
r. 1217 Sutter
Weyl Jonas, clerk quartermaster's dept U. S. A., r.
171.T Howard
l»" Weyl. See Weil and Weile
Weylaud Frank, drayman S. H. Frank & Co., r. 725J«
Minna
Weyler Christian, cpncaTer Will & Finck, r. 1621
Dapont
Weymiin Edward, carpenter S. M. Hills, r. 842 Clay
Weyinann William, porter M. J. Flavin & Co., i. 32i
Seventh
Weymer Nicholas, cook Peters Bros., r. 614 Mont-
gomery
Weymouth Edwin D., gripman Market St. BR., r. 537
Lott
Weynewsky Nicholas F., r. 32814 Third, rear
Weyrather Ferdinand, liquor sa'oon, 165-167 Sixteeatb
Weythoflf John H., laborer Del Monte Milling Co., r.
2 M Lea Court
Whald Charles, carpenter stmr Queen of the Pacific,
r. E 8 Prospect Av, bet Goso and Esmeralda AvB
Whalen Annie, widow, r. 172 Clementina
Whalen James, driver Central RR., r. 1.528 Eddy
Whalen Jeff., barber Edward McCormick, r. 17M
Mission
Whalen Jeremiah W., longshoreman, r. 305 Bryant
Whulen J. J., helper Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 508
Seventh
Whalen John, clothing cutter, r. 2 Elgin Park At
Whalen John H., attorney at law, 622 Clay, r. 2 Elgla
Park Av
Whalen John W., bricklayer, r. 920 Geary
Wbalen Joseph, butcher, r. 'MS Moulton
Whalen Mary, waitress Henry H. Leslie, r. Ahlbom
House
Whalen Michael, carpenter, r. .309 Minna
Whalen Michael, laborer, r. 37 Ritch, rear
Whaleu Patrick, fireman stmr Queen of the Pacific,
r. 23 Clementina
Whalen Patrick, laborer, r. 8 s State, nr Douglass
Whalen Peter J., policeman, r. 422 Fulton
Whalen Robert, carpenter, r. .309 Minna
Whaleu Thomas, r. 321 Jessie
Whalen Stephen, horseshoer Martin O'Dea, t. 418
Fifth
Whalen Thomas, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. C
Hartnaann
Whalen Thomas J., barber, r. 325 H Fifth
Whalen William, boxmaker, r. 6 Virginia
Whalen William, longshoreman, r. :hO Federal
^T Wbalen. See Wheelan and Whelan
Whaley Frank A., clerk Mirror Saloon, r. 315 EUia
Whaley John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co. r. 63H
Clementina
Whaley John D., attorney at law, 432 Montgomery, r.
517 OF^rrell
Whaley William, laborer, r. 1322 Filbert
Whaley William A. (W. H. Cork & Co.) r. The Bald-
win
Whalley Ernest, assistant O'Connor, Moffatt k Co., r.
3008 Larkin
Whalley James C, salesman Harper A. Smith, r. llHi
Bush
Whalley Pickering, tailor. 538 Bush, r. 1123 Bush
Whalley William, sorter 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 5 Cedar At
Whalman John P. F., master mariner, r. 127 Cbattft-
nooga
Whan William W., policeman, r. C31 Geary
Wharff Frank E., carpenter, r. 1824 Green
Wharfif John F., carriagemaker, SE cor O'Farrell «ad
Devisidero.r. 2921 Jackson
Wharff Joseph H., carpenter, r. 2923 Jackson
Wharff William H., draftsman, contractor and build-
er, 3 ;0 Pine, ro"m8 11-12, r. 1824 Green
Wbai tenby Jamew, capitalist, 612 Clay. r. 408 Ellie
Wharton Abble, widow, r. 41ii Francisco
Wharton Dora, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 416 Francisco
¥. & J. SLOAM & CO.
Hotels and Steamboats completely furnished with
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY.
Special Prices Given.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
KEXT ABOVZ PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO..
Manofacpirers of Sbo'w Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
rni inOP rVTD L nOV (A.1bo the tnetii frrndes of CUreta, HoekR. ) ARPAO HARASZTHY & CO.,
uCLI rot LX^^H Unil Burgundies, Sauternes, Ports »ud Sherriea f 530 WASHIN(JTO» STEJST.
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Wbarton Edward, boottreer, r. 419 Broadway
Wharton Marv, widow, r. *19 Broadway
What Chter House, E. P. Buoklm proptr, SW cor
Sacramento and Lt^idesdorff
Wbatner Jacob, laborer, r. fi57 Minna
Whearty Ann Mrs., r. 242 Greenwich
Whearty James, plumber Carroll & Clark, r. 6 Garden
Whearty James M., clerk Louis T. Snow, r. 230 Perry
Whearty Joseph, laborer, r. 242 Greenwich
Whearty Michael, butcher Simon Solomon, r.6 Garden
Whearty Peter F., rigger, r. 242 Greenwich
Whearty Thomas A., barber, 330 Broadway, r. 142
Greenwtch
WHEAT CHARLES D.
notary public, conveyancer and cont-
misgioner deeds, and secretary South
San Francisco Dock Co., 501 Califor-
nia, r. 2tl8 Steiner
Wheatly Harry, peddler, r. 233 Third
Wheaton A. F., salesman Brown Bros, b Co., r. 704
Post
Wheaton Charles A., r. 624 Fourth
Wheaton Charles B., clerk Edward Wheaton, r. Ala-
mecia
Wheaton Edward, secretary Pac. Coast Oil Co., 123
California, and bookkeeper U. S. Mint, r.Alameda
Wheaton George H. (Wheaton & Luhrs) r. Oak'and
Wheaton Henry B., president Excelsior Water and
Mining Co., 215 Saneome room 8, r. Lick House
Wheaton John, machinist, r. 1309 Mason
Wheaton Milton A., attorney at law, 414 California, r
1106 Sacramento
WHEATON & LUHRS
(George H. W^lieaton and "Paul Breon)
commission inercliants and -w^liolesale
provisions, 221-225 Front
Wheelan James, machinist, r. IH Heron
Wheelan John S., contractor, r. 230 Thirteenth
Wheelan Peter, raachiuist Corporation Yard S. F. F.
D., r. 16 Ridley
tGT Wheelan. See Whalen and Wheeland
Wheeland Brothers (William and Samuel) bakery,
3232 Mission
Wheeland James (Wheeland & Collins) r. 1323 Clay
Wheeland Samuel (Wheeland Bros.) r. 2232 Mission
Wheeland William (Wheeland Bros.) r. 2232 Mission
Wheeland & Collins (James Wheeland and Silas
M. Collins) wines and liquors, and chop and
oyster house, 611 Cal foruia and 329 Montgomery
»" Wheeland. See Wheelan
Wheeler A. J. Mrs., r. 1534 Mission
Wheeler Albert L., bartender T. H. Mullaly, r. 1068
Howard
Wheeler Alfred, attorney at law, 511 California, rooms
10-11
Wheeler Alfred, deckhand, r. 521 StcTenson
Wheeler Ann S., widow, r. 2614 Polk
Wheeler A. W. Mrs., r. 423 Sutter
Wheeler Bert, oiler stmr Geo. W. Elder, r. 2517 Bush
Wheeler Bradford, draftsman engineer's dept S. P.
Co., r. 1132 Pine
Wheeler Charles, carpenter, r. 9 Bernard
Wheeler Charles, hostler John Bennett
Wheeler Charles H„ manager Advance Electric Co.
and Corona Cosmetic Co., 126 Kearny, r. 942
Twentv-first
Wheeler Charles S., attorney at law. 438 California, r.
Oakland
Wheeler Charles S., waiter, r. 273 Stevenson
Wheeler Clarence C, machinist, r. 7 Montgomery At
Wheeler Clarence E., house and sign painter, 1525
Polk
Wheeler Daniel D., captain U. S. A., assistant
Quartermaster Division of the Pacific and Depart-
ment of California, r. 2217 California
Wheeler Daniel J., r. 803 Montgomery
REFLECTORS,
FOB SHOW WINDOWS AND STOSES,
MADE AND BEP AIRED.
W. E. LANE, Plumber
605 KEARirS- STREET.
EstablUhed 1860. Telephone 315.
FRATINGER & CO.
READY-MADE SUITS
FOR
LASIES, laSSES AND CHILDHEIT.
105 KEARNY STREET.
JOHN HAMMOND
Wheeler David W., painter, r. 13!<i Stockton, rear
Wheeler Eben D., master tug Hiawatha, office 281
East, r. Alameda
Wheeler E. D., attorney at law, 328 Montgomery,
room 12, r. 728 California
Wheeler Edward, groceries, 1127 McAllister
Wheeler Edward, longshoreman, r. 409 Minna
Wheeler Edward A., secretary Hawley Bros. Hard-
ware Co., r. 1046 Valencia
Wheeler Edward J., clerk A. B. Forbes, r. 313 Stock-
ton
Wheeler Everard S., sawyer Hobbs, Wall k Co., r. 126
Seventh
Wheeler Ei her Mrs., r llli Goldfn Gi tj At
Wheeler Frank, r. 1111 Golden Gate Av
Wheeler Frank (Woodmansee & Wheeler) r. 265 Jessie
Wheeler Frank, tinsmith, r. 14 Bannam PI
Wheeler Frank H., bookkeeper, r. 753 Howard
Wheeler Freeerick, drayman John A. Lennon, r. 325
Fell
Wheeler Frederick A., tea, coffee and spice broker,
128 California, r. San Rafael
Wheeler Fruit Packing Co., Thomas Richardson pres-
ident, Joseph Perkins secretary, office 116 Califor-
nia
Wheeler George, carpenter, r. W » Prospect Av, nr
Coso Av, B. H.
Wheeler George W., gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 1712
Broderick
Wheeler Harold, attorney at law, 621 Clay, r. 611
Bu.-h
Wheeler Henry, salesman Baker & Hamilton, r. 1031
Dolores
Wheeler Herman, dryer 17. S. Laundry
Wheeler Horace M., stenographer W. B. Wilshire Jc
Co. r. 1803 Jones
Wheeler Jacob, yardmaster S. P. Co., r. 524 }< Sixth
Wheeler James, attorney at law, 6U4 Merchant, r. 1132
Pine
Wheeler James, machinist, r. 18 Heron
Wheeler Jason D. Mrs., teacher Golden Gate Primary
School, r. 2130 Bush
Wheeler J. L., commercial traveler J. W. Girvin It
Co., r. Oakland
WheelerJohn A., teamster N. Clark Jc Sons, r. 2615
Mission
Wheel«»r John H., chief executive officer Board
of State Ylticultural Commissioners, 204 Mont-
gomery, r. Melrose
Wheeler John J., miner, r. 1608H Stevenson
Wheeler John T., law student Jordan k Bull, r. Oak-
land
Wheeler Julia H., widow, r. 1803 Jones
Wheeler M. Allison, mining engineer, 320 Sansome,
room 64, r. 1821 Lyon
Wheeler Marcellus E., stenographer, r. 1803 Jones
Wheeler M. F. Mits., stenographer Law, King & Law,
r. 435 Geary
Wheeler Morris L., chairmaker Heywood Bros, k Co.,
r. 549 Folsom
Wheeler Osgood C, general baggage agent S. P. Co.,
Oakland Ferry, r. Oakland
Wheeler Otis D. (Wheeler k Burdick) 115 Davis
Wheeler Robert H., master mariner, r. 20 Roudell PI
Wheeler Robert S. (Brnntech * Wheeler) r. Oakland
Wheeler Roscoe, master tag Lottie, 281 East, r. Frnit
Vale
Wheeler Samuel E., steward M. B. Horaghan, r. 335
Jessie
Wheeler Walter L., printer Spirit of^the Times, r.
1115 Golden Gate Av
Wheeler William H., reporter Chronlele. r. 2014 Polk
Wheeler William R., salesman Holbrook, Merrill k
Stetson, r. Oakland
Wheeler Zelotes G., delivery clerk De Lay Bros., r.
3010 Sixteenth
Wheeler & Burdick (Otis D. Wheeler and Mark
Burdick) contractors and builders, 116 Davis
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
lI»nnftM!tnrer or every deaeripilon of
PABSBNOBR, BTRBBT AND FASiaBTT CAJtBw
48 to SO Benle Street. Kam FrMaeiseo.
Truman, Isham & Hooker. %^;irriS.%'^^'e*i'S?iafSlv^^^?SeE*
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W. W. Montague & Co.
PUIXEPS,
Suction and Force.
FOB HAWD, WIXD-MIl-Ii AKO POITEB.
ALL, SIZKS.
809, 811, 313. 315 and 317 MAEKET STEEET
Wheeler & Wilson Mnnnfactnringr Com-
pany, C. L. Ho\ey geuerul niauager, 303 Sutter
Wheelock AUiert, clerk, r. 32 Silver
Wheelcicb Albert G., collector, r. 508 Powell
Wbeelock John D., collector Samuel Bill's estate, r.
154 Eddy
Wheelock Samuel D., carpenter, r. 154 Eddy
■Wheelock Wil.iam, Golden Gate Flouring Mills, r. 32
Silver
Wbelan Charles, stevedore, r. 1203 Howard
Whelan Cbristopher, coalpasser Spring Valley W.W.,
r. Lake Merced
I Whelan Daniel P., musician, r. 1003 Mason
Whelan Dennis, groceries and liquors, NE cor Center
and DeHaro
Whelan Frank (John A. Whelan & Bros.) r. 2 Vernon
PI
Whelan James, laborer, r. 33 Tehama, rear
Whelan James, laborer, r. 1118 Hnward
Wnelan James J. (John A. Whelan & Bros.) r. 1506
Whelan Jerome J., carpenter, r. S s Ripley PI. bet
Harrison and f olRom, B. H.
Whelan John, cigarmaker A. Sensenbrenner, r. 14
■Clinton
Whelan John, hackman, r. 514 Oak
Whelan John, liquor saloon, NK cor Fillmore «nd
Golden Gate Av, r. 1110 Fillmore
Whelan John, street coBtractor, r. 53 Hn£f At
Whelan John A. (John A. Whelan & Bros.) r. 1 Ver-
non PI
Whelan John A. k Brothers (John A., Frank and
James J.) shipwrights, calkeis »nd spariuakers,
254-25fi Spear
Whelan John J., watchman, r 54 Minna, rear
Whelan John W.. liquor SHioon. 3J9 Third
Whelan L., cigarmaker. Hoffman & Davis
Whelan Malachi, gieger Golden Gate Woolen Mill, r.
414 SUutwell
Whelan Martin W., longshoreman, r. 62 Tehama
Whelau Mattbew, hackman, r. 514 Oak
Whelan Miihael, policeiii«n, r. InoT Natnraa
Whelan Patrick, car driver, r. 8 Miller PI
Whelan Patrick, laborer, r. 723 Sixteenth
Whelan Patrick H., plumber, r. 53 Hoff At
Whelan Peter J., letter carrier Post Office, r. 1203
Howard
Wbelan Philip, laborer, r. 611 Natoma
Whelan Richard J. (Whelan fc Tracy) r. 1155 Folsom
Whelan Robert, engineer, r. 14 Clinton
Whelan Robert Jr., steward strar Areata, r. 14 Clinton
Wbelan Thomas, calker, r. 516 Howard
Whelan Thomas J., hackman, r. 514 Oak
Whelau Thomas H., artist, r. 1113 Jones
Whelan Walter H., r. 1002 Powell
Whelan WilUam, cabinetmaker, r. 624 Fourth
Whelan William, clerk, r. 1022 Florida
Whelau William, teacher, r. 515 Sixth
Whelan & Tracy (Richard I. Whelan and John W.
Tracy) blank bonk mnfrs, 540-542 Clay
»" Whelan. See Whalen
Whelden Alexander W , carpet layer, r. BE cor Mint
Ay and Clement
Whelin Daniel J., clerk, r. 19 Linden At
Whelin John F., clerk, r. 19 Linden At
Whelton Cornelius, laborer, r. 10HJ4 Morria At
•^" Whelton. See Weldon and Welton
Whepley Daniel W., conductor Presidio RR., r. 187
Perry
Wherity Owen, driver Presidio RR., r. 43 Natoma
Wherity Patrick, r. 4 Tehama
Wherry A. 8., capitalist, r. 319 Sansome
Wheizlc r James A., engineer, r. 409 Greenwich
Whiley J. 8., steward stmr Dora
t^ WhUey. See Wil.y, Willey and Wylle
Whipple Charles B., teambter, r. SE cor Filbert and
Steiner
Whipple Edwin K., seaman, r. 1144 Howard
Whipple George, r. 10 Grant Alley
Whipple George H., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 9
Van Ness Av
Whipple Heniy, lanndryman S. F. Laundry
Whipple Hugh L. (Murphy, Grant & Co.) r. 9 Van
Ness Av
Whipple James, carpenter, r. 1047 Howard
Whipple Lewis, clerk delivery dept Wells, Fargo b
Co., r. 1U12 Mason
Whipple Lucy Mrs., dressmaker, r. 536 Third
\\ hippie O., clerk G. A. Flower & Co., r. Oakland
Whipple Stephen r. 15 Hardy
Whipple Stephen, Btair builder, r. 146 Minna
Whipple Stephen F., laborer S. M. Hills, r. 410 Clem-
eutina
Whippier Charles, laborer, r. 733 Tehanaa
Whippier Louis teamster Matthew Nunan. r. 733
Tehama
Whirlow Hattle E. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar
School, r. 923 Powell
Whirlow Herman F., assayer, r. 923 Powell
Wliisler William H., farmer, r. 638 Green
Whisman John, porter Jones it Co., r. 704 Folsom
AVhiitaker Alfred £., librarian Mercantile Li-
brary Association, 216 Bush
Whitaker Clarence B., saleBman O'Dwyer k Sons, r.
905 Market
Whitaker Frederick E., lineman Gold and Stock Tel,
Co., r. NE cor California and Powell
Whitaker James Mrs., r. 318 Fulton
Whitaker John, assistant engineer stmr Mariposa
Whitaker J. T., salesman Keane Bros., r. 315 Uayea
WbitaUer Roscoe J., railroad agent, r. 407 Poat
Whitaker William, clerk, r. 113 Fair Oaks
&?- Whitaker. See Whittaker
Wbitbeck Charles W., porter, r. 51 Ritch
Whitby Isaac, carpenter, r. 1522 Devisadero
Whitcomb Cornelius, r. 3 Grant Alley
Whit comb Frank R., attorney at law, 330 Pino, rooms
,28-30, r. Berkeley
Whitcomb George P., ticket collector S.P.Co'a Ferry,
r. 43.iJ^ .Minna
Whitcomb Louis S., reporter, r. 616 Bush
Whitcomb N. Edwin, jeweler W. A. Tipson, p, 216
Third
Whitcomb Nathan T., dentist, 21fi Third
Whitcomb Ruel K., machlnehaud W. A. Meeker, p. 34
Gleu Park Av
Whitcomb Sylvester E., glass stainer John Mallon, r.
21KTbiril
Whitcomb William, P. 947 Mission
White A., cook stmr Mariposa
Wbiie A. F., longshoreman, r. 529 Sacramento
White Albert, submarine diver, r. 130 Francisco
Wliite Alfred, clerk Vulcan Powder Co., r. Oakland
White A. M., clerk, r. 629 OFarrell
Wliite Andre^v. secretary and treasurer Gold and
Stock Telegraph Co. of California, 222 Sansome,
r. 1107 .Mas.n
White Annie Miss, seamstress, r. 1337 Pine
While Asa L. (White Bros.) r. East Oakland
White Apher It., miner, r. 305 Bush
Wliite Brothers (Peter and Asa L.) hardwood
lumber, chbinet woods and veneers, 13-15 Main
and 14-lfi Spear
White Brothet 8 (William atid Henry) wood carrers
and patternmakers, 625-631 Sixth
White Burell, waiter, r. 918 Jackson
White Calvin, chief engineer stmr Queen of the Pa-
cific, r. 1915 Broderick
Whl eCarhis (The Carh.s White Printing Co.) 320
Sansome, r. Cloverdale
White Char es, master mariner, r. 1708H Jessie
White ChHrles A , ster'-typer Examiner, r. 329 Tallejo
White Charles A., with Bank of California, r. 424
Brysnt
White Charles B., aBsistant ganger Custom Hoaae, r.
Pleasanton
THE LATEST STYLES,
THE FINEST GOODS,
THE BEST WORK at
"THE HASTINGS,"
E.ICK. HOUSE BL>OCK..
THE LM Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON rsil;?S;?S'
GEO. D. DORNIN. Manager
W2I. SEZTOIT, Asl liaaafsse.
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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■White Cbarles F., cook. r. 450 Natoina
White C^biirlen P., carpeuter. r. 14 Rausch
White Charles G., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. Sul-
livan, iir Stanyiin
White Chsrli 9 G.. shipbuilder, cor Powell and Bay,
r. 427 Onion
Wliif«?Charle8 W., minlnR perrftary, 328 Mont-
Bomfry, rooiu 7, r. 16 Dearburu PI
White Ohauney M., foreman Anderson ti Co., r. 6
Bushton PI
White Clempnt L., porter J. A. Polger & Co., r. 331
OTarrell
White Cooks and Waiters' Union, Stephen A. Bom
Bccretary. 124 Geary
White C'>rnelius, foreman pattern shop National Iron
Worts, r. Oakland
White Cornelia F., clerk Post Office, r. East Oakland
White Cyrus J., painter, r. Granada, bet Monougahla
and Savannah
White D., waiter Palace Hotel
White Dennis H., teuint-ter r. 502 J4 B.ioadway
White Douglas, special pnliceman, r. 2(127 Geary
White Eflmond, clerk stationery dept. S. P. Co.
White Edward, tanner John Meehan, r. cor Twenty-
sixth and Alabama
White Edward F., broker, r. 605 Ellis
White Edward F., clerk Scardiglia' & Co., r. 215 Fif-
teenth
White Edwaid J., with Jason Springer b Co., r. Oak-
land
WHITE EDWARD P.propHe.
tor La Grande and White's Lanndries,
office 648 Itlarket, r. 133 TwelftU
White Edward T., carpentfr, r. 250 Tehama, rear
White Elbert L.. porter, r. 30 O'Farrell, rear
White Elizabeth Miss, teacher Tehama Primary
School, r. 29 Glen Park Av
White Ellen M.. widow, r. 2414 Sutter
White Ernest E., clerk Cal. Sugar Beflnery, r. 629
O'F.rrell
White Esther, widow, r. 238 Jessie
White Eugene, teamster, r. 1148 Folsom
White F. F., messeuyer U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
White Franklin T., wood raolder, r. 1141 Folsom
White Frederick, millhand Capitol Mills, r. Ill
Castro
White George, bricklayer, r. 101 First
White George, longshoreman, r. 233 Jackson
White George, paintt r. r. 1425 Market
White George, safemover, r. 442 Jessie
White George, sbipsmith E. H. Bucknam & Co., r. Ill
Castro
White Giorge, shoecutter Rosenthal. Feder & Co., r.
E 8 Dolores, bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
White George, tailor, r. a5 Russ
White George, teamster W. B. Wilshire & Co.. r. 571
Minna
White George, waiter, r. cor Cortland Ay and Cheru-
busio, B. H.
White George A., bookkeeper W. C. Price & Co., r.
Oakland
While George D., salesman Murphy, Grant b Co., r.
Oakland
White George R., bartender, r. 205 Third
White George W., foundryman, r. 520 Folsom
White George W , eroceries and liquors, 1901 Howard
White Gilbert, laborer, r. 13 Pacific
White G. P., clerk 8. P. Co., r. Oakland
White Hallie. domestic 700 Fillmore
White Harlow H., clerk Custom House, r. 626 Capp
White Harry, gripmau Sutter St. RR. , r. 2i26 Post
White Harry R., law student Garber, Thornton &
Bishop, r. 2315 Bush
White Harvey G., ship joiner, 20 Bteuart, r. 663 Fol-
som
White Hazen, r. 444 Brannan
White Henry, r. 653 Folsom
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIEB9IO-EK.ECTBIC
RUSSIAN anl TUBKISH BAIHS
Also Meflicateil anl Electric Batlis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SEWER PIPE. SEWER TRAPS.
Se-wers Laid Properly.
Sevrers Repaired.
W. E. LANE,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1860.
Telephone 315.
HENRY & CO.
White Uenry (White Bros ) r. 1208 Page
White Henry, manufHcturer huts and caps, 614-616
Comuiercial, r. 217 Capp
White Henry Jr., clerk letter dept Wells, Fargo & Co.,
r. 217 Capp
WHITE
house, sign and fresco painters, and
importers paints, oils, paper hangings
and artists' materials, 4t«9 Gough and
401 Grove, Richard G. White manager
White Henry L.. speculator, r. 13 Third
White Horace F. (Winne & White) r. 1:109 Eddy
White Hi^raoe G., policeman, r. 211 Fifteenth
W^hite House, Raphael Weill 1: Co. proprietors,
NW cor Kearny and Post
White House Dressmaking Co. (Mrs. A. Weeks, Mrs.
G. Norris and Miss Marie Cheignon) 330 Sutter,
rooms 1-10
White House Lodging House, Desire Lethiec proptr,
420 Jackson
White House Hotel, Hans Rasrauasen proptrs, N s
Sierra, bet Maryland and Louisiana
White Howard R., master stmr James M. Donahue, r.
32 Fourth •
White Isaac K., mnfr cigars, 221 Sacramento, r. 1910
Broadway
White J. Mrs., r. 2237 Mission
White Jacob, recei\ er N. B. and M. RB., r. 313 Fourth
White Jacob W., salesman White Bros., r. 219 Shot-
well
White James, bartender, r. 410 Minna
White James, helper Union Iron Works, r. B Zoe, rear
White Jamt s, laborer, r. 2:^8 Seventh, rear
White James, molder Union Iron Works, r. 541 Fourth
White James, oil clothing maker Charles Sutton Jr.
& Co.. r. NW cor Fifteenth and Dolores
White James, p linter, r. 202 Sixth
White James, s^eaman. r. 129 Jackson
White James, shoecutter, r. E s Dolores, bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth
White James, teamster John Langan, r. 240 Sixth
White James, teamster William Kerr. r. 903 Battery
White James A., clerk Jemme Lincoln, r. 424 Bryant
White James B. (J. B. White & Co.) r. 1209 Eddy
White James F., coachman, r. 3i7 Fulton
White James F., mnfr tents, awnings, etc., 54 Clay,
r. 1109 Shot well
White James H., steward stmr City of Chester, r. 212
Chattanooga, rear
White James .VI., real estate, r, E s California Av, nr
Fair Av, B. H.
White James P., clerk, r. 13 Third
White James P., printer, r. P36 Commercial
White James T. (James T. White S Co.) r. 810 Twen-
tieth
White James T. * Co. (James T. White) agents D.
Appleton * Co. (New York) 3 Sansome
White Jane Mrs., r. 19 Albion Av
White J. B. & Co. (James B White and B. O. CntterJ
mill builders and contractors, 318 Pine, room 17
White Jerome, blacksmith, r. 39 Boardman PI
White J. L. & Co. (J. Lloyd White) importen
and dealers dry goods, 114-116 Kearny
White J. Lloyd (J. L. White ft Co.) r. 37 Post
White Johanna, widow, r. 14 Hinckley
White John, r. 417 Bush
White John (White ft Nowlan) r. 424 Leavenvortk
White John, business manager Call, r. 922 Van New
Av
White John, cable railroad eonstnietor, 330 Pin*.
rooms 35-36, r. NW cor Pacific Av and Qough
White John, laborer, r. 28 Minna
White John, laborer, r. 439 Fifth
White John, laborer, r. 532M Sixth
White John, longshoreman, r. SW cor Spear and
Folsom
White John, machinist Union Iron Works
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TEIiEFHONB 82.
LITHOGRAPHERS
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
DAVIS, City Agents
t'ZO California, Street.
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
White John, porter U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r. 400
Bartlett
VThite John, printer, r. 636 Commercial
White John, waiter A. W. Manning, r. 633 California
White John B., butler, r. 514 Howard
White John C, r. 424 Bryant
White John C, civil engineer S. P. Co.. NE cor
Fourth and Towngend, r. 633 Twenty-first
White John E., inventor, r. 331 O'Farrell
White John G., Insurance broker Mutual Life Ins.
Co. of New York, r. 1037 Mission
White John J., clerk, r 1901 Howard
White John J., shoemaker, r. 307 Day
White John J., shoemaker, r. 347 Grove
White John R., bricKlayer, r. 139 Clara
White John S., clerk Kittle & Co., r. 815 Hyde
White John V., first lieutenant Battery B, Ist Artil-
lery, U. S. A., A. A. Q. M. and A. C. S., Alcatraz
Island
White Joseph, machinist Kisdon I. and L. Works, r.
30 Everett, rear
White Joseph P., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r.
2315 Busn
Whit«JulJa, widow, r. Mission Road, nr China Av,
Excelsior Homestead
White Julia A., widow, dairy, Berlin, nr Burrows, TJ.
M. T.
White J. W., rancher, r. 539 O'Farrell
White Lombard W., clerk, r. 520 Bush
White li. £. , wholesale lumber, railroad ties,
shingles and posts, 15 Steuart, r. Oakland
White Leslie, painter, r. 1018 Clay
White Letitia Mrs., r. 1943 Howard
White Louis C, clerk paymaster's office S. P. Co., r.
616 Halght
Wbite liovell, secretary and cashier San Francis-
co Savings Union, NE cor California and Webb,
r. 1616 Clay
White Lowell C. , bntcher, r. 317 Scott
White Luke, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r. 532^
Sixth
White M. A. Mrs., r. 504 Seventh
White Maggie, domestic 1337 Pine
White Margaret, widow, r. 262 Clara
White Margaret, widow, r. 8 s Farrell Court, nr Fair
Oaks
White Margaret M., widow, r. 534 Howard
White Martin, mining, 37 Montgomery Blpck, r. 1518
Larkin
White Mary, widow, r. 1337 Pine
White Mary Miss, r. 700 Fillmore
White Matthew, shoemaker, 527 Commercial, r. 334
Union
White Mercy, widow, r. 1208 Page
White Michael, bartender, r. 14 Tehama
White Michael, expressman, r. 1230 York
White Michael, fireman, r. 129 Folsom
White Michael P., r. 210 M Thirteenth, rear
White M. J., journalist Examiner, r. 211 Fifteenth
White Orin E., contractor, 30 New Montgomery, r.
136 Dolores
White Oscar W., traveling saleaman Cal. Powder
Works, r. Oakland
White Patrick, expressman Oakland Ferry, r. 549
Mission
White Patrick, laborer, r. 114« Folsom
White Patrick, laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. 112 Clem-
entina
White Patrick, laborer freight depot S.P. Co., r. 242^
Clara
White Patrick, longshoreman, r. 45 Ecker
White Patrick, teamster, r.303 Fourteenth, nr Market
White Patrick D., laster Bucklngton k Hecht r. 347
Grove
"IVTiite Patrick J., chairman Railroad Commis-
aionera, office 119-121 Phelan Bldg, r. 2315 Bush
White Percival L., with Wilton White k Co.. r. Oak-
land
White Peter (White Bros.) r. Alameda
White Peter J., salesman Lynch Bros, k Co., r. 130
Sixth
White Philo, r. 700 Broadway
WHITE E. E. & CO. (Rici^ard
E. AVlilte) drnf^f^ists and apotliecaries,
dmgfg, perfumes, toilet articles, etc,
400 Hayes
White Richard, r 629 Second
White Richard E. (R. E. White k Co.) r. 400 Hayea
White R. L. Miss, clerk U. S. Internal Revenue, r.
East Oakland
White Robert, carpenter, r. 36 Welsh
White Robert, treasurer San Francisco News Co.,
210 Post. r. 1253 Octavia
White Robert F., salesman Wagenhelm, Stemheim k
Co., r. 9 Guerrero
White Robert H., draftsman John Marquis, r. 36
Welsh
White Robert W., foreman Pac. Woodenware and
Cooperage Co., r. 224 Fourth
White Russell, captain Underwritera' Fire Patrol,
SW cor btevenson and Ecker, r. 37 Second
White Samuel (Stuhr k White) r. 151 Minna
White Samuel A., carriageamith, r. 439 Jessie
White Sarah Miss, r. 6:i2>i Sixth
White Saretta C. physician, r. 1311 Union
White Se^Ting Macliine Co., 108-110 Post
White Silas A., principal' Spring Valley Grammar
School, r. 2212 Larkin
White Stephen, lumberman, r. 217 Second
White Thomas (White & Kelly) r. 14 Tehama
White Thomas, clerk, r. cor Russia and Paris Av, Ex-
celsior Homestead, nr Junction House
White Thomas, clerk Frank I. Kelly, r. 616 Linden Av
While Thomas, commercial traveler, r. 160 Perry
White Thomas, contractor and builder, r. 45 Minna
White Thomas, laborer, r. 1411 Baker
White Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. NW cor
Mariposa and Minnesota
White Thomas, salesman L. Dinkelspiel & Co., r. cor
Kus^^ia and Lisbon, Excelsior Homstead
WTiite Thomas A., driver U. S. Mail, r. 12 Broadway
White Thomas B., principal South San Francisco
School, r. 905 Market
White Thomas E., laborer, r. 24 Howard
White Thomas H., r. 626 Capp
White Thomas M., teamster, r. 1143 Market
White Thomas W., shoemaker, r. 1002 Buchanan
White Thompson, tinsmith, r. 1236 Broadway
White Timothy, boilermaker, r. 616 Linden Av
White Uriel H., stock clerk Crocker k Suydam, r.
602 Stockton
White Walter, bookkeeper West Coast Furniture Co..
r. 1208 Page
White Walter R., watchman, r. 307 Fourth
White W. H., clerk Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 121 Foltoa
White William, r. 522 Jessie
White William (White Bros.) r. 1208 Page
White William, carpenter, r. 16 Hoff Av
White William, carpenter, r. 26 Turk
White William, carpenter, r. 403 Broadway
White William, clerk, r. 1805 Mason
White William, dairyman, eor Frederick and Park* At
White William, teacher Gilrs' High School, r. 304
Eighteenth
White William A., clerk Newhall's Sons k Co.. r. S36
Fremont
White William E., agent, r. 524 Fell
Wliite IVilliam F., Bank Commissioner. offiM
528 California, room 2, r. East Oakland
White William F., clerk, r. 1232 Pine
White William G., attorney at law, r. 1820 Ellis
White William H. (Allyn k White) office 112-114
Front
White William H.. salesman Baker k Hamilton, r.
Grand Hotel
XJC3rJS.
Imported and Domestic Rugs in immense varitty.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
xaxr ABOTx PALiaM wowms..
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Uanufactorers of Sliow Ca
and Store Fizturot.
3? Mariet SL
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY)
Finer than the class of Champagnes sent from i
France to this countrj-, but without Brand)-. )
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
530 WASEnraTOlT STSEZT.
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White William H. H., foreman Neville & Co.. r. 1802
Stevenson
White William J., compoBitor Examiner, r. 501 Post
White William M.. mate schr H. L. Tiernan, r. 165
Perry
White William V., clerk The State Investment and
iDSurauce Co . r. 2315 Bush
White Wm. W., secretary Vulcan Powder Co.,
218 California, r. Oakland
White William W., whaler, r. 547 Folsom
White Wilson (Wilson White & Co.) r. Oakland
White W^ilson & Co. (Wilson White) importers
and dealers grain bngs and other jute goods, and
selling agents California Jute Mill Co., 409 Cali-
fornia
White Winifred Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar
School, r. 629 O'Farrell
White Winthrop H.. clerk The History Co., r. 505
Jones
White & Kelly (Thomas White and ThomsB Kelly)
liquor saloon, 162 First
White & Nowlan (John White and John M. Nowlan)
butchers, 497 Haitiht
»■ Whit«. See Wbvte and Wight
WHITE'S LAUNDRY, «*„„«
P. White proprietor, Tlurteentit, bet
Howard and Foli^oin, office 648 Market,
branch office 115 6 diarlcet
Whitefield R. E., clerk general passenger and ticket
agent S. P. Co., r. 322 Ellis
Whitefoot W., waiter stmr Mexico
Whitehead Benjamin, painter, and extraman Engine
No. l,r. 419 Pacific
Whitehead Edwin K., seaman schr Ocean Spray, r.
116 Berry
Whitehead James, seaman stmr Arago, r. 46 Steuart
Whitehead Louise M., widow, r. 822 Shotwell
Whitehead Morris, salesman Peixotto & Silverman, r.
413 }<i Troy Alley
Whitehead R. O., doorkeeper U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Whitehead Samuel, cabinetmaker, r. 106 Steiner
Whitehead Samuel B. (Killip *: Co.) r. 106 Steiner
Whitehead Simon, r. SOU Hermann
Whitehead Thomas, contractor, r. 331 Seventeenth
Whitehead William C, r. 105 Ridley
WhitehlU Morris, ironer Occidental Laundry
Whitehouse John, contractor, r. 142 Seventh
Whitehurst Henry, cook, r. 339 Clementina
Whitehurst James, soapmaker, r. 339 Clementina
Whitehurst John, soapmaker, r. 339 Clementina
Whitehurst John C, r. 447 Twentieth
Whitehurst Thomas, blacksmith, r. 3.19 Clementina
Whitehurst Thomas, blacksmith William Axford, p.
Florida, bet Eighteeuth and Nineteenth
Whitelaw Charles F., laborer, r. 313 Folsom
Whitelaw H. W., storekeeper stmr Mariposa
Whitelaw Newcomen, sampler Custom House, r.
Oakland
Whitelaw Thomas P. H., ship chandlery, metals and
machinery, wrecking and submarine diving, of-
fice 216 Spear, r. 631 Harrison
Whitely Henry M., assistant cashier Jacobs & Easton.
r. 2310 California
Whitely 8. B., r. 1721 Buchanan
Whitely T. & Co. (Thomas Whitely and E. M. Hall)
stockbrokers and general purchasing agents, 314
Montgomerv, rooms 1-2
Whitely Thomas (T. Whitely & Co.) r. 2310 Califor-
nia
Whitely William H., Custom House attorney S. P. Co.,
office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 25, r. 8
Mason
Whlteman A. Mrs., widow, r. 126 Fifth
Whiteman Alexander J., watchman, r. 108 O'Farrell
Whlteman Henry, tanner Noi ton Tanning Co.
Whiteside James H., aeronaut, and prensman Joseph
Winterburn & Co., r. 927)4 Washington
FRATINGER i CO.
H, SUITS ul m
105 KEARNY STREET.
GAS STOVES,
GAS FIXTUEES, GAS BUENEES.
Gas Heaters lor all pnrposes lor sale and made to order.
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNV STREET.
Established ISflO. Telephone 315.
Whiteside J. H. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 927M Washing-
ton
Whiteside Ninian E. Mrs., r. 215 Thirteenth
Whitesides Andrew workman Selby Smelting and
Lead Co., r. 1070 Howard
Whitfield Albert A., conductor ]>. B. and M. RR., r.
2719 Folsom
Whitefield George E., tailor, r. 257 Stevenson
Whitefield Joseph, quarter master stmr Belgic, r. 345
Brannan
Whitefield Robert A., blacksmith George E. Belmor,
r. 33J<J Rausch
Whitefield William, machinist Corporation Yard S.
F. F. D., r. 465 Jessie
Whitfield W. J., bartender, r. 512 Fourth
Whitford George, r. 2432 California
Whitham John H.. bookkeeper Wright, Bowne & Co..
r. 315 Eighteenth
Whiting Charles E., compositor Argonaut, r. 535
Greenwich
Whiting Elizabeth, widow, r. 2328 Jones
Whiting Enoch, contractor, r. 58 Tehama
Whiting Frank, painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan, p. 14.
Eleventh
Whiting Frederick, seaman, r. 123 Jackson
Whiting Hannah, domestic 613 Van Ness Ay
Whiting H. C. Mrs., widow, r. 9 Guerrero
Whiting James W., city aaent Home Ins. Co. (of New
York) and Phoenix Ins. Co. (of Hartford) 221
Sansome, r. 720 Franklin
Whiting J. H, cook, r. 1048 Mission
Whiting Joseph, carpenter, r. 624 Fourth
Whiting Manasseh S., capitalist, r. 803 Montgomery
Whiting Richard A., compositor Report
Whiting Ruggles, engineer Filmer & Stiller Electro
Co., r. 1 Auburn
Whiting Sarah W., widow, r. 2105 Jones
Whiting Thomas, asphaltum roofer, 918 Folsom
Whiting W. A., pager Althof & Bahls. r. 14 Eleventh
Whiting William L., millwright, r. 14 Eleventh
Whitland Ellen, Mrs., r. 225 Minna
Whitley Henry B., bartender Jacob H. Ahrens. r. SW
cor Davis and Commercial
Whitley Robert, clerk, r. 236 Minna
Whitlock Alfred, steward stmr City of Chester, r. 476
Jessie
Whitlock George W., day watchman S. P. Go's offices,
NE cor Fourth and Townsend, r. 314 Sixth
Whitman Benjamin, clerk, r. 29 Fulton
Whitman Charles J., sawyer, r. 210ii Tehama
Whitman F. & Co. (Franklin Whitman) barbers, 36
Fourth
Whitman F. C. (Mason & Whitman) r. 923 Poplar.
Oakland
Whitman Franklin (F. Whitman & Co.) r. 808 Mis-
sion
Whitman George, r. 1425 Stockton
Whitman Henry, butcher, SW cor Union and Magon
Whitman J. H. Mrs., widow, r. 231 Fulton
Whitman Joseph, diamond setter, r. 1425 Stockton
Whitman S. P. Mrs., widow, r. 29 Fulton
Whitmarsh Peter B., shoemaker Porter, Slessinger k
Co., r. 915 Vallejo
Whitmore Clementine Mrs., r. 534 Eddy
Whitniore Daniel W.. boarding. 417 Larkin
Whitmore Emma P. Mrs., r. 28 Page
Whitmore E. W.. carpenter, r. Occidental Hotel
Whitmore Henry C, clerk, r. 121 O'Farrell
Whitmore J., shaper S. F. Planing Mill, r. 116 Morris
Av
Whitmore James H., aalesman, r. 640 Turk
Whitmore Martin Y. B., coachman, r. 1817 Sacra-
mento
Whitmore Nelson, r. 404 Turk
Whitmore Wallace L., traveling saleBman Feoh-
heimer. Goodkind * Co.
Whitmore Willis W., machinist Pac. Boiling Mill
Whitner Jacob, r. 657 Minna
JOHN HAMMOND
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CAR WORKS
llanaftMtiirer of «T«rr aeaeription of
PABSENGBR, 8TKBBT AND PREiGHT CAP.EL
42 to SO B«ale Mtr««t. Kan rranciitco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker.
421-421 Marhet St. Agrricnltnral Imple-
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STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
309, 3]1, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STREET
Whitney Abbott L., insurance agent, r. 1040 Mission
Whitney A'. <fe Sons, manufacturer cars wheels,
Williams, Dimond & Co. agents, 202 Market
Whitney Albion P. (estate of) office 101-103 Califor-
nia
Whitney Calvin E. (C. E. Whitney b Co.) ' r. 1213
Jones
Whitney C. E. & Co. (Calvin E. and estate of
Albion P, Whitney) importers and commission
merchants, dairy produce and provisions, 101-103
Califoruia
Whitney Charles, clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r. 201
Turk
Whitney Charles, salesman Wilmerdlng & Co., r. 639
California
Whitney Charles H., machinist, r. 132 McAllister
Whitney, Cordieri Co, (New York) Frank X. Clcott
agent, 406 Maiket
Whitney Edgar B., commercial traveler, r. 1720 Lar-
kin
Whitney Edward, painter, r. 9 Laskie
Whitney Edwina Miss, r. fi05 Post
Whitney Ellard B., manufacturers' agent, r. 813 Web-
ster
Whitney Emmett, clerk Swain Bros., r. 434 Jessie
Whitney Francis L. (Whitney & Webster) r. 2030
Lagnna
Whitney Frank E., clerk U. 3. Railway Mall Service,
r. 1232 Tvrenty-first
Whitney Frank L,, bartender A A House, r. 746 How-
ard
i Whitney Frank R., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
Berkeley
Whitney Franklin E. R., superintendent Cal. Safe
Deposit and Trust Co., r. Piedmont
Whitney George W., salesman Goldberg, Bowen k Co.,
r. 1308 Ellis
Whitney G. O. Mrs., widow, r. 241 Bartlett
Whitney James, bookkeeper Holbrook, Merrill k
Stetson, r. 33 Kearny
Whitney James D., physician and surgeon, office
204 Sutter, r. Lick House. Office hours 1 to 3 and
7 to 8 p. M.
Whitney J. J. Mrs., medium, 120 Sixth
Whituey John B., scsle expert D. N. & 0. A. Hawley,
r. 3104 California
Whitney John E., stevedore. 11 Steuart, r. 241 Bartlett
Whitney John J., r. 120 Sixth
Whitney John R., capitalist, 612 Clay, r. Lick House
Whitney John T., plumber and asphaltum rovfer, r.
l:i04 Turk
Whitney J. P. Mrs., r. 1007 Sutter
Whitney L. A. Mrs., widow, i. iUH Natoma
Whitney Milton W., blacksmith, 33 Fell, r. 1935 Geary
Whitney N. seHinan stmr Willamette
Whitney Robert, mail clerk Chronicle, r. 236 Minna
Whitney Samuel G., collector Derby b Strouse, r. 433
Franklin
WHITNEY, STANDARD AND OAKLAND
TRANSFER CO. THE, Maier A. Cahn
president, Oscar Fitch superintendent,
ti-5 Commercial, branch 3 Post
Whitney Sumner, treasurer Bancroft- Whitney Co., r.
113 Page
Whitnev Thomas H.. r. 241 Bartlett
Whitney William, bookkeeper Richard D. Chandler,
r. North Temescal
Whitney W. L., millwright Clot k Meese, r. 14 Elev-
enth
Whitney & Webster (Francis L. Whitney and Frederick
R. Webster) wool warehouse, 4.50-460 Townseud
Whitson W. W., stenographer H. Dutard, r. cor Sev-
enteenth and Guerrero
Whittaker James, bookkeeper Spring Valley W. W.,
r. 108 Cumberland
Whittaker James, steward stmr Mexico, r. 606 Ji Nine-
teenth
Whiitaker William N., sUir builder Bishop & Mc-
Mahon
i»- Whittaker. See Whitaker
Whittam Matthew, carpenter, r, 234 Oak
Whittell Alexander P., M. D., oculist and
aurist, office 9()6 Market, r. 8,i7 Piue
Whittell Geoige, agent Santa Rosa Woolen Mills,
and comuiitisiun merchant, ".ilfi Bush, r. 1221 Joues
Whiitell Hugh, capitalist, r. 2412 Pacific Av
&" Whittell. See Whittle
Whittemore D. H. (Whittemore & Sears) r. San Rafael
Whittemore J. E. Miss, teacher music, r. 1510 Mission
Whiltemore M. L. Mrs., r. 1510 Mission
Whittemore & Sears (D. H. Whittemore and
William H. Sears) attorneys at law, 318 Piue,
rooms 18-20
Whitten James, porter J. Baumgarten & Co., r. 1026H
Larkin
Whitten Robert, carpenter New City Hall, r. 18J4
Sumner
Whitten Winfield 8., glass packer, r. 550 Fourth
Whitten Zachary T., shipping clerk S. F. and PftC.
Glass Works, r. 567 Bryant
Whitteuton Emma Miss, r. 9 William
Whittet William D., marbinist Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine Works, r. 1918 Filbt^rt
Whittier C. K. (Whittier & Dunlon) r. 813 Mission
Whittier, Fuller & Co. (W. Frank Whittier,
William P. and William P. Fuller Jr., and Fred-
eriik N. Woods) proprietors Pioneer White Lead
and Color Works, 229-239 Fremont, and Pacific
Rubber Paint Co., 228-230 Beale, and importers
and wholesale dealers paints, oils, glass, etc., and
manufacturers mirrors, SW cor Front and Pine
WHITTIER JAMES E,
manufacturer asphaltum roofs Rnd
sidetvalks, contractor for taking do«vn
old buildings, etc., and dealer second-
hand brick and lumber, 21 1-213 Town-
send, r. iy09 Howard
Whittier Joshua E., roofer, r. 620 Third
Whittier Waldron G., blacksmith C. J. Moyes, r. H7
Eleventh
Whittier W. Frank (Whittier, Fuller k Co.) r. 2400
Howard
Whittier & Donlon (C. K. Whittier and John H. Don-
Ion) barbers, 34 H Fourth
Whittingbam M. A., adjuHter U. S. Mint, r. 102 Fifth
Whittington John G., superintending engineer Ore-
gon Imp. Co., r. 31 Laurel PI
Whittington S., waiter Palace Hotel
Whittle Albert M., deposit teller S. F. Savings Union,
r. 131 Hancock
Whittle Deering. capitalist, r. 126 CoUlngwood
Whittle James. lonKshoreman, r. 37 Federal
Whittle James, seaman stmr Santa Rosa
Whittle Robert, policeman, r. 512 Sixteenth
»- Whittle. See Whiitell
Whittock Charlotte Mrs., fancy goods, SW cot Bail.
road Av and Dominica
Whittock George, r. 314 Sixth
Whittock William H., carpenter, r. SW cor Bslliosd
Av and Dominica
Whitton G. A. Mrs., r. Old People's Home
Whitty James H., rf-porter Examiner, r. 863 Folsom
Whitty John, laborer, r. 1909 Hyde
Whitwell John R., conipositT, r. 502 Washington
WHITWELL WILLIAM S.
physician and snrgfeon, private hospi-
tal and ofiBco G20 t>'ol8om
Whitworth Israel, cabinetmaker, r. 116 Morris At
Whitworth Jane E.. widow, r. W s Columbia PI, bet
Precita Av and Twenty -eighth, B. H.
WTiitworth aohn M. (Tork & Whitworth) attor-
ney at law, 120 Sutter, rooms 61-62
Whitworth Thomas, master mariner, r. 140 Ckestnut
BXANN &. BENEDICT,
SDOCMSOBS TO
C. C. HASTINGS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND ...„
«ACK HOVSE BI^CK.
ORIENT Ins. Co. OF HABTFORB
Capital,
Assets,
$1,000,000
$1,551,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WH. SZZT017, A3st UaMigit.
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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1219
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Whitvrorth William E., laborer, r. W s Precita Av.bet
Columbia PI and Tweuty-eiKhth
"Wbolesale Rebate Association of San Fran-
cisco, George D. Shearer, F. P. Noble and M. S.
Matthew, office 213 Sansome
Whyte Albert C, bookkeeper Cerf, Schloss & Co., r.
8 8 Twenty-third, bet Folsom and Treat At
Whyte Jannes, seaman, r. 19 Commercial
Whjte John P. S., carpenter, r. 205)4 Kell
White M. J. Rev., secretary Most Reverend P. W.
Biordan, r. fi2a Califoruia
Whyte Neil C. (Whyte & De Rome) r. Oakland
WHYTE & DE ROME ,«.., c.
Wliyte and Liouis Ue Rome) proprietors
Glome Bras!! and Bell Foundry, 137 Beale
V^~ Whyte. See White aud Wight
Whytlaw John N., commercial salesman, 1384 Market
Wiberg Olof P., cabinetmaker, r. 3a8 Brannan
Wicbelhausen Herman, shirt manufacturer, 924 Lar-
kin
SANITARY PLUMBING
IN ALL ITS BBANCHES WELL DONE.
Repairing a Specialty.
-W- E - L A.3SrE ,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1860. TeleDhone 315w
Wicksou Edward J., editor Pac. Rural Press, 252
Market, r. Berkeley
Wlckson Oeorge, butcher, 1 Mission Market, r. 2116
Howard
WickBon Oeorge Or. {Or. O. Wlckson & Co.) r. 2407
"* Howard
Wlclcson G. G. & Co. (George G. Wlckson) Rem-
ington Type Writers, shorthand machines, dalrjr
and farming implements, 38 California
REMOVAL NOTICE.
G. G. WICKSON & CO.
Have Removed to
Nos. 3 and 5 FEONT STREET,
Near Comer of Market Street.
REMINGTON STANDARD TYPE WRITER.
Headqviarters for
TYPE WRITER SUPPLIES. PAPER A SPECIALTY.
(See advertisement on back of Map.)
Dairy and Farm Machinery.
Wickmau Emma A. Miss, teacber John Svrett Gram-
mar School, r. 619 Fell
\fickman J. Fred., bookkeeper John F. Bngliah. r.
«>19 Fell
Wlckman William Mrs., widow, r. 619 Fell
iff' Wickman. See Wicbman
Wicks E. J., lumber dealer, r. 322 Geary
Wicks Emma Miss, r. 307 O'Parrell
Wicks George, timer Sutter St. RR. Co.
Wioks Theodore, carpenter, r. SW cor Sutter and
Central At
$er Wicks. See Wickes and Weeks
DR. BAZAN'S
THER9IO-EI.S:CTRIC
RUSSIAN ani TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
Wiegand John H., r. tsan uommerciai
Wiegand John H., stockfitter, r. W s Douglass, bet
Twentieth and Tweiity-firat
t^ Wiegand. See Weygant
Wiegled Charles, seaman schr P and R No. 7
Wleglet Carl, machinist Jacob Bachmann, r. 66S
Washington
Wiegman Frederick, cigarmaker H. Plagemsnn & 0«.,
r. 3 Cbenery
Wiegman Frederick, machinist, r. 310 Clementina
Wiegmann Christian, laborer Lobos Square Packing
HouBe
Wiegmann Henry F., conductor, r. 1725 O'Farrell
Wiegmann Martin F., r. 2U Fillmore
Wiel Louis P. (Buckingham & Hechtjr. 1104 Van Ness
Av
Wieland Brothers (John Wieland) commission
merchants and dealers provisions. 326-328 Front
Wieland Conrad C, musician, r. 225 Waller
Wieland Farley, r. 1704 Washington
Wieland Frank, liquor saloon, 26 Leidesdorff, r. 1111
Golden Gate Av
Wieland Frederick, r. 2020 California
Wieland George, butler, r. 411 Pacitio
fry
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS, ETC.
Truman, Isham & Hooker.
421-427 Market St. Agricnltaral Impl<
ments, l¥asons, ^team £neinea.
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IMPOBTERS OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
309, Sn, 313, 315 and 317 MABKET STKEET
Whituey Abbott L., insurance ageut. r. 1040 MisBion
Whitney A^ & Sons, manufacturer cars wbeela,
Williams, Dlmond & Co. agents, 20i Market
Whitney Albion P. (estate of) office 101-103 Califor-
Whitney Calvin E. (C. E. Whitney & Co.) r, 1213
Jones
Whitney C. E. & Co. (Calvin E. and estate of
Albion P. Whitney) importers and commission
Wbittaker William N., stair builder Bishop & Mc-
Mahon
n^" Whittaker. See Whitaker
Whittam Matthew, carpenter, r. 234 Oak
Whittell Alexunder P., RI. D., oculist and
aurist, office 9l)6 Market, r. 827 Piue
WThittell Gtiorge, agent Santa Rosa Woolen Mills,
and comuiixsiun merchant, '^16 Bush, r. 1221 Jouea
Whiltell Hugh, capitalist, r. 2il2 Pacific Av
D^- Whittell. See Whittle
Whittemore D. H. (Wbittemore & Sears) r. San Rafael
Wbittemore J. E. Miss, teacher music, r. 1510 Mission
Whittemore M. L. Mrs., r. 1510 Mission
Whittemore & Sears (D. H. Wbittemore and
William H. Sears) attorneys at law. 318 Piue,
rooms 18-20
Whitten James, porter J. Baumgarten & Co., r. 1026^
Lark in
Whitten Robert, carpenter New City Hall, r. 16J4
Sumner
Whitten Winfleld S., glass packer, r. 550 Fourth
QQ
Yvniineyfi. seaman simr wiiiameiie
Whitney Robert, mail clerk Chronicle, r. 236 Minna
Whitney Samuel Q., collector Derby ii Strouse, r. 433
Franklin
WHITNEY, STANDARD AND OAKLAND
TRANSFER CO. THE, DIaier A. Cahn
president, Oscar Fitch superintendent,
ii»5 Commercial, hranch 3 Post
Whitney Sumner, treasurer Bancroft- Whitney Co., r.
113 Page
Whitney Thomas H.. r. 241 Bartlett
Whitney William, bookkeeper Richard D. Chandler,
r. North Temescal
Whitney W. L., millwright Clot k Meese, r. 14 Elev-
enth
Whitney & Webster (Francla L. Whitney and Frederick
R. Webster) wool warehouse, 450-460 Townseud
Whltson W. W., stenographer H. Dutard, r. cor Sev-
enteenth and Guerrero
Whittaker James, bookkeeper Spring Valley W. W.,
r. 108 Cumberland
Whittaker James, steward atmr Mexico, r. 606 }<i Nine-
teenth
WHITWELL WILLIAM S.
physician and snrg^eon, private hospi-
tal and officM 620 Folsom
Whitworth Israel, cabinetmaker, r. 116 Morria At
Whitworth Jane E.. widow, r. W s Columbia PI, bet
Precita Av and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
'Whitivorth John M. (York & Whitworth) attor-
ney at law, 120 Sutter, rooms 61-62
Whitworth Thomas, master mariner, r. 140 Ckeatnut
MANN Si BENEDICT^
8D0CMS0RS TO
O. C. HASTINGS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND ....-
aJiCK. HOVSE B1.0CK.
mim Ins. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital,
Assets,
$1,000,000
$1,551,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manag*
WU. SEXTO% Aast. Kaugoi
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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Whitworlh Willlain E.. laborer, r. W s Precita Av.bet
Ciilnnibia PI and Tweuty-eiuhth
Wholesale Rebate Association of San Fran-
cisco, Oeortje D. Shearer. F. P. Noble and M. S.
Mattbew, office 213 Sansome
Why te Albert C, bookkeeper Cerf, Schloss k Co., r.
8 s Twenty-third, bet Folgom and Treat At
Wbyte Jaiaes, seaoiau, r. 19 Commercial
Whyte John P. S., carpenter, r. 205)4 fell
Whi te M. J. Rev., secretary Most Beverend P. W.
Riordan, r. K28 Ciiliforuia
Whytf Neil C. (Whyte * De Rome) r. Oakland
WHYTE & DE ROME ,Nei, c.
Wliyte and Lionis i>e Rome) proprietors
Gloue Brass and Bell Foundry, 137 Beale
tff" Whyte. See White aud Wight
Whytlaw John N., commercial salesman, ISM Market
Wiberg Olof P., cabinetmaker, r. 3»8 Brannan
Wicbelhausen Herman, shirt manufacturer, 924 Lar-
kin
Wlchelhauser Sarah Mrs., insurance broker, 301 Cali-
fornia, r. 501 Oeary
Wichertsheimer Frederick, tailor, 650 Washington
Wichman Brothers (George Wichmanj confectionery,
7,^4 Market aud 56 Third
Wichman George (Wichman Bros.) r. 330 Geary
Wichman Henry P., (Wichman & Lutgen) r. Alameda
Wichman John F., candymaker Wichman Bros., r.
3ai» Geary
Wichman John L., manager, 631 Merchant, r. 553
MiBns
Wichman b Lutgen (Henry P. Wichman and John
Lutgen) importers and dealers wines and liquors,
321 Clay
B^ Wichman. SeeWickman
Wtchrowskl Albert, tailor, 800 Hyde
Wiohrowskl Thaddeus, waiter Bohemian Club, r. 627
McAllister
Wick George, timekeeper Sutter St. RB., r. 1810 Polk
Wick Louis, laborer, r. 28 Clay
Wicke August, longshoreman, r. 3S Baasch
Wicke Ernst, baker, r. 634 Pacific
Wicke Henry, bartender, r. 16 Ellis
Wickenhauser Edward, clerk Goodyear Rubber Co.,
r. 3 Chatham PI
Wickenhauser Frederick, contractor, r. 3 Chatham PI
Wlckenshiemer Gustav, malster, r. 2108 Stockton
Wicker Frederick W., bookkeeper John Wieland
Brewing Co., r. Alameda
Wicker Fritz, cooper John Wieland Brewing Co
536 Howard
Wicker Henry J., (R. J. Techau * Co.) r. 1327 Howard
Wicker Herman E., bookkeeper, r. 1826 Howard
Wickersham William H., carpenter and builder, r.
1125 York
Wiclces Alfred M. , cashier Grand Hotel, r. 917
Valencia
W^ickes Georg^e W^., commisBion, 419 California,
room 21, r. Maison Riche
Wickes Luther C, insurance broker, 405 California,
r. 1306 Pine
Wickham Decker C. (Lockspring Mattress Co.) r. 627
O'Fariell
Wickham William H., jeweler, 344 Third
Wickman Anders G., tailor, r. 18 Stockton PI
Wlckmau Emma A. Miss, teacher John Swett Gram-
mar School, r. 619 Fell
Wlckioan J. Fred., bookkeeper John F. English, r.
619 Fell
Wickman William Mrs., widow, r. 619 Fell
Iff- Wickman. See Wichman
Wicks E. J., lumber dealer, r. 322 Geary
Wicks Emma Miss, r. 307 O'Farrell
Wicks George, timer Sutter St. RR. Co.
Wioks Theodore, carpenter, r. SW cor Sutter and
Central At
■ Wicks. See Wickes and Weeks
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-ELECTRIC
RUSSIAHanlTORKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Baths Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SANITARY PLUMBING
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES WELL DONE.
Repairing: a Specialty.
-^^7"- E- Xi-A-I^E,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
EsUbllahed 1800.
TeleDhone 31Sw
Wicksou Edward J., editor Pac. Rural Press, 252
Market, r. Berkeley
Wickson George, butcher, 1 Mission Market, r. 2118
Howard
WickKon George G. (G. G. Wickson & Co.) r. 2407
■» Howard
Wickson G. G. «Sc Co. (George G. Wickson) Bem-
ington Type Writers, shorthand machines, dairy
and farming implements, 38 California
Wickstrom (;harles, r. 901 Kearny «
Wickware George C., real estate, r. Occidental Hotel
Widber Frank H., clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 1615
Bush
Widber James H., apothecary and chemist, SW
cor Market aud Third
Widder Goswin, teacher music, r. 2812 Clay
Wldeman Eliza, varieties, 204 Twenty-fourth
Wideman James, teacher South Cosmopolitan Gram-
mar School, r. 204 Twenty-fourth
Wider F. Charles, foreman coopers John Wieland
Brewing Co.. r. 34 Mary
Widing Frederick, seamaD; r. 123 Jackson
Widman-Emma, domestic 501 Golden Gate Ay
Widman Ferdinand, undertaker C. J. B. Metzler, r.
620 Washington
Widman Hermann G., butcher Jacob Schoenfeld, t.
N s Manitoba, bet Susquehanna and St. John
Widman William H., assistant bookkeeper Miehela-
sen, Roth *i Co., r. 310 Tenth
Widmar John, laborer, r. 735 Brannan
Wldmar H., cook What Cheer House
Wiebalk August, entry clerk Murphy, Grant k Co., r.
1403 Bush
Wiebalk E., Nicholas, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Bush and Polk
Wiebe William, barber, 4 Morton, p. 710 Jones
Wiebecke Frank, tinner, r. 536 Third
Wiebold Frederick, clerk, r. 1235 Golden Gate At
Wiebold Henry, r. 1117 Jones
Wieb.ldt John P., groceries and liquors, NW oor
Twentienth and Valencia
Wiebusch C. H. G., groceries and liquors, 1525 Hl«-
. sion
Wiedel A., veterinary surgeon, r. 1906 Polk
Wieilemaun Gu^tave, clerk, r. 808 Union
WieJemaiiu J. G., r. 810 Bush
Wiedero Henry O., crockery, 54 Fourth, r. 781 Mis-
sion
Wiederspiel Pincus, barber, 1071 Market, r. 5 M»rg».
ret PI
Wiegand Eugene, accountant, r. 1115 Clay
Wiegaud Henry, cook, r. 673 Clemeutina
Wiegand Herman W. H., bartender Henry Henne, r.
1425 StOi:kton
Wiegand John H., r. 638 Commercial
Wiegand John H., stockfltter, P. W 8 Douglass, bet
Twentieth and Tweuly-firdt
i^- Wiegand. See Weygnnt
Wlegled Charles, seaman schr P and R No. 7
Wleglet Carl, machinist Jacob Bachmann, r. 665
Washington
Wiegman Frederick, clgarmaker H. Plagemann ft O:,
r. i Chenery
Wiegman Frederick, machinist, r. 310 Clementin*
Wiegmann Christian, -laborer Lobos Square Packing
Wiegmann Henry F., conductor, r. 1725 O'Farrell
Wiegmann Martin F.. r. 214 Fillmore
Wiel Louis P. (Buckingham & Hecht)r. 1104 Van Ness
Wieland Brothers (John Wieland) commission
merchants and dealers provisions. 326-328 Front
Wieland Conrad C, musician, r. 225 Waller
Wieland Farley, r. 17U4 Washington
Wieland Frank, liquor saloon, 26 Leidesdorff, r. 1111
Golden Gate Av
Wieland Frederick, r. 2020 California
Wieland George, butler, r. 411 PaciSo
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
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Wieland Herman W., president John Wieland
Brewing Co., r. 236 Second
TVieland John (Wieland Bros.) r. fi24 Turk
Wieland John Brewinfr Co., Herman "W.
Wieland president, John H Wieland vice-presl-
dent and treasurer, Robert P. Wieland secretary,
brewery 228-240 Second
Wieland John G., brewer, r. 5 Cedar Av
Wieland John H. , vice-president and treasurer
John Wielsnd Brewing Co., r. 1250 Howard
Wieland'Ludwlg F.. beer bottler, r. 5 Cedar Av
Wieland Robert P., secretary John Wieland
Brewing Co.. r. 1720 Clay
f&'Wieland. See Wheeland and Weiland
Wieman Georye W., carpenter, r. 11 Gordon
Wiemann Charles (Wiemann & Schroeder) r. Oakland
Wiemann Henry, bartender, r. 142 M Shipley
Wiemann John (Wiemann & Deppe) r. 430J^ Shipley
Wiemann & Deppe (John Wiemann and Henry Deppe)
liquor saloon, 1300 Mission
Wiemann & Schroeder (Charles Wiemann and Richard
Schroeder) groceries and liquors, SW cor Fifth
and Shipley
Wiemeyer Frank H., framemaker Sanborn, Vail &
Co., r. 529 Grove
Wjenberg Autone, liquor saloon, N s Hooper, bet
Fourth and Kentucky
Wienberg Caroline, clothing, 303 !< Third
Wienberg Charles, shoemaker, 957 Fulsom
Wienberg Isadore, clerk, r. 303!^ Third
Wieneke Robert, proptr National Hotel. 512 Bush
Wiener Aaron, r. 720 McAllister
Wiener Aaron, dealer Havana cigars, oflSce 423-425
Jackson, r. 1315 California
Wiener Adolph, salesman, r. 2615 Sacramento
Wiener Albert (Wiener & Porter) r. 919 Polk
Wiener Charles, stationi^ry and varieties, 1613 Polk
Wiener Edward, clerk Weil, Frank & Co., r. 2615 Sac-
ramento
Wiener Eugene, clerk Zadig, Wollberg & Co., r. 720
McAllister
Wiener Gustave, boxmaker S. F. Box Co., r. 1818 Post
Wiener H., r. 706 McAllister
Wiener John, boxmaker S. F. Box Co., r. 1818 Post
Wiener Joseph, r. ISOS" Golden Gate Av
Wiener Marks, manager Louis Levy, r. 600 Front
Wiener Michael, r. 825 Kearny
Wiener Morris H., stationery, 342 Sixth
Wiener & Porter (Albert Wiener and Jerome Porter)
real estate agents, 106 Post
t^ Wiener. See Weiner
Wieners Annie, widow, r. 234 Kitch
Wieners Bernard H., pork butcher, 5 New Metropoli
cor Twenty-seventh and
Mission
tan Market,
Church
"Wienholz Nio'iolas C. (Mayle & Wienholz)
Road nr Plymouth Av
Wier William B., accountant Pacific Mutual Life In-
surance Co. of Cal., r. 1090 Union
Wierck Jacob, clerk L. Feiling & Co., r. 349 Clemen-
tina
Wiersbitzky Henry (Wiersbitsky 4 Smith) r. 426
Haight
Wiersbitzky & Smith (Henry Wiersbitzky and Edwin
B. Smith) butchers, 5 Jackson
Wiese Charles (Wlese & Baumgarten) r. 20 Bartlett
Wiese Frederick, musician, r. 922 Twentieth
1 Wiese Frederick M., master schr Mary Gratwick r
20 Federal ' '
Wiese Fritz, cook, G. D. Harvey, r. 249 Stevenson
I Wiese George H., stevedore, r. cor Buena Vista and
Lincoln Av
Wiese Gustave, foreman Pac. Coast Electrical Con-
struction Co., r. 710 California
Wlese Herman, porter J. R. Gates * Co., r. 23L8skie
Wiese John, liquor saloon, NW cor Sixteenth and
I Mission
I Wlese Peter, carpet layer, r. 1611 Leavenworth
Wiese & Baumgarten (Charles Wiese and John Baum-
garten) proptrs North German Hotel. 26 Sacr*.
mento
tSf Wiese. See Weis, Weise, Weiss and Wise
Wiesel Charles A., lumberman, r. 247 Ritch
Wiesel Henry, r. \0H Clinton
Wiesender Julius, locksmith Michael Price, r. 307
Francisco a,
Wiesenhaverii Marie Mrs., widow, r. 10 Elliot Park
Weiseuhuiter Max, steward Page & Falch, r. 136 Ninth
WiestT William C, bookkeeper W.ester & Co., r.
•i!929 Folsom
Wlester William H. (Wiester & Co.) i. 2929 Folsom
Wiester & Co. (William H. Wlester) useful Inven-
tions, 17 New Montgomery
Wigand Theodore, phy.«ician, 318 Hayes
Wigg Emma Mrs., r. 228 Eleventh
Wigger Henri, law and mining, office 302 Montgom-
ery, room 3, r. 712 Valencia
Wigger Mary, widow, furnished rooms. 1063 Mission
Wiggin Alouzo, bookkeeper W. D. F. Wiggin, r. 1104
Market
Wiggin Charles L., journalist Resources of California,
r. 632 Market
Wiggin Charles M., bookkeeper, r. 2614 Bush
Wiggin Edward Mrs., widow r, 1510 Jones
Wiggin Harry, bartender Doyle & Fay. r. 1206 Market
Wigyin Henry H., r. 2614 Bush
Wiggin Henry N., currier, r. 822 Sutter
Wiggin Hermann, bartender, r. 1425 Stockton
Wiggin Marcus P.. journalist Chronicle, r. Alameda
Wiggin Samuel B., attorney at law, 216 Sansome,
rooms 3-4, r. 1505 Washington
Wiggin William D. F., butcher, 1306 Market, r. 23
Fulton
Wiggin William K., painter, r. 1720 Mason
Wiggins Charles F., oiler, r. 961 Harrison
Wiggins Frank, r. 314 Bush
Wiggins George S., blacksmith, r. 961 Harrison
Wiggins Harry C, grainer, r. 19 Minna
Wiggins Henry, r. 314 Bush
Wiggins James F., permit clerk P. M. SS. Co.. r. 1810
Broadway
Wiggins John H., shoemaker, r. Douglass, bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
Wiggins Wilfred W., chief clerk freight dept P. M.
SS. Co.. r. 1810 Broadway
Wiggins William H.. engineer stmr James M. Dona-
hue, r. 9fil Harrison
Wljrgins William H. Jr., attorney at law, 530
California, room 16, r. 1715 Hyde
W^ijfginton, Creed & Havres (P. D. Wigginton,
V illiam H. Creed and Horace Hawes) atiorneye
at law, 330 Pine, rooms 25-27
Wigginton fred., salesman Seymour & Gage, r. 665
Seventeenth
Wiggii.ton Henry, teamster, r. 626 Natoma
Wigginton James W., conductor Market St. RB., r
Cable House
Wigginton P. D. (Wigginton, Creed & Hawes) r. Oak-
land
Wigholm John, shipwright W. Fhelpa b Co., r. lOOO
Montgomery
Wight F. G., clerk Home and Phoenix Ins. Cos.,
Oakland
Wight Frank J., planomaker, r. 1712 Polk
Wight Milton F., conductor Cal. St. ' BR., r. 1314
Bush
Wight Stephen H. (Wight & Hocking) r. 1712 Polk
Wight & Hocking (Stephen H. Wight and William J.
Hocking) blacksmiths and wagonmakers, 150T
Polk
tff" Wight. See WTiite and Whyte
Wightman Albert G., butcher B. W. Brown, r. 518}i
Brannan
Wightman Brothers (James and John Wightman Jr.
and K. C. Eldredge) produce commission mer-
chants. 205 Sacramento
W. & J. SLOAM & CO.
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY
Ml to 647 MAMET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Uanufacturerg of Show Cues
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM SL
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
Th« Hiirhest ar«d« Champaffna,
Equal to th« Best.
T.ARPAD HftRASZTHY * CO.
; 630 WASHINGTON STEZII.
WIG
1221
WIL
WJgbtman JarncB (Wightman Bros.) r. Alameda
Wightiuan John, clerk, r. 331 Kearny
Wlghtman John Jr. (Wightman Bros.) r. 1133 Twen-
ty-tirst ,
Wightman John Mrs., widow, r. Grand Hotel
Wightman William B., secretary J. B. Haggin, r.
Oakland
Wlgmore Alphonso A. (John Wigmore) r. Los Ala-
mos, Santa Barbara Co.
Wigmore George H., -with Butler & Haldaii, r. 2002
Paciljc
WIemore James, watchman, r. 1114 Sacramento
WIGMORE JOHN ,^01.. ana
Alplioiisu A. Wi£:inore) htard^vood lum-
ber, ship timber, fancy -vroods and
veneers, 129-14:7 Spear and aC-38
Howard
Wigmore John (John Wigmore) r. 2002 Pacific Av
Wigney Atjueg Mrs., fruits and produce, 1527 Market
Wigney George A., yardman, r, 1527 Market
Wig^vam Garden Theater, Gut^tav Walter &
Uo. proprietor", SE cor Geary and Stockton
Wihl Gustave (Dieflfenbacher & Wihl) r. 523 O'Farrell
WikOlcif. r. 434 Seventh
Wike John, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
2217 Larkin
Wiknian J. O., master mariner, r. 318 Steuart
Wilbar James 0., boxmaker S. F. Box Co., r. cor
Ninth and Bryant
Wilber George E.. miner, r. 1510 Franklin
Wilber Harry C, clerk Robert C. Wilber, r. 726 Geary
Wilber Robert C, bookseller and stationery,
Palace Hotel, r. 72t) Geary
8^ Wilber. See Wilbur
Wilberg Andrew J., barber John Stable, r. 1138 How-
ard
Wilberg E. N.. conductor Market St. RR., r. 2858 Mis-
sion
Wilberg Edward, carpenter, r. 1138 Howard
Wilberg Peter, cigarmaker, r. 1138 Howard
Wilbert Ardella Mrs., restaur.-int, 2723 Sutter
Wilbert Charles, boxmaker, 4 Converse
Wilbert Edward W., r. 2723 Sutter
Wilbert James, boxmaker, r.4 Converse
Wilbert Nicholas, laborer, r. 17 Laskie, rear
Wilbert Valentine P., clerk Auditor's Office, r. 1113
Post
Wilbur Benjamin P., clerk Tax Collector's Office, r.
214 Hickory Av
Wilbur Clinton M., purser stmr Alex. Duncan, r.
Oakland
Wilbur E.. widow, r. 606 O'Farrell
Wilbur Edward, carpenter, r. 516 Taylor
Wilbur George B., superiutendent Block Directory,
r. 319 Fell
Wilbur Harry, clerk U. S. Railway Mall Service, r.
East Oakland
Wilbur I. R. (Paulsen & Wilbur) r. 777 Haight
Wilby William, porter Thos. Day & Co. (limited) r.
420 Second
Wilcomb Frank, superintentent Wllcomb Mufg Co.,
r. 516)4 Jones
Wilcomb Manufacturing Co., mnfrs knitting ma-
chinery, Frank Wilcomb superintendent, 10 Stev-
enson
Wilcox A. H. Mrs., r. 912 Bush
Wilcox Brothers (Silas H. and William D.) printers,
533 California
Wilcox David (E. B. Dean & Co.) r. Oakland
Wilcox Edward, glass stainer John Mallon, r. Oak-
land
Wilcox Edmund B., clerk S. F. Wool Exchange, r.
612 Fell
Wilxcox Emma Miss, dressmaking. 519 Octavia
Wilcox H. Mrs., varieties, 211 H VMiencla
Wilcox John, pantryman stmr Mexico
Wilcox John E., compositor Report, r. 1424 Howard
FRATINGER & CO.
THE LEADING
CM AND SUIT HOUSE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
WATER CLOSETS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION CAREFULLY REPidEED.
PLUMBER, 505 KEARM-ST STREET.
EstabUshed 1860. Telephone 31i
Wilcox John W., wharfinger, r. 1347 Howard
Wilcox Joseph R., contractor and builder, 330 Pine,
rooms 11-12, r. 608 Willow Av
Wilcox Laura, widow, r. 206 Kearny
Wilcox P., contractor, 638 Market
Wilcox R. M., cider mnfr, 211)4 Valencia
Wilcox Robert, r. 1.'534 Ellis
Wilcox Silas H. (Wilcox Bros.) r. 519 Octavia
WlUox William, laborer, r. W s Jones, nr Bay
Wilcox William C, machinist, r. 7 Boston PI
Wilcox William D. (Wilcox Bros.) r. 519 Octavia
Wilcox William L., cook, r. 5J7}4 Stevenson
H^" Wilcox. See Willcox
Wild C, forgeman Pac. Rolling Mill
Wild Edward, brickmasou Pac. Boiling Mill, r. E s
Louisiana, bet Napa and Shasta
Wild Frederick (Wild .t Spear) r. Alameda
Wild James, marbieflnish' r, r. 1030 Howard
Wild James M., r. 1532 Polk
Wild Louis, cigarpacker, r. 420 Tehama
Wild William, cigarpacker, r. 141 Fifth
Wild Wood Glen Park, office 228 Bush
Wild & Spear (Frederick Wild and Lewis E. Spear)
ship tinsmiths and ship stoves, 14 Stenart
Wilde Daniel, carpenter, r. SE cor Broderick and
O'Farrell
Wilde Frank B., secretary Pac. Coast Land Bureau,
618 Market
Wilde Fred., plumber, r. 3.53 Eleventh
Wilde George, waiter stmr Oregon
Wilde (iiistav, chiropodist, r. 19 Harlan PI
Wilde Hurry, longshoreman, r. 638 Second
Wilde John R., clerk, r. 1518 Buchanan
Wilde Peter B., file.utter, 218 Fremont, r. Lizzie, bet
Thirtieth and Thirty-first
Wilde William W., stenographer, r. 1518 Buchanan
Wlldenradt Husio, painter, r. 2i)04 Mason
Wilder Augustus, framemaker Sanborn, Vail & Co.,
r. 210 Fell
Wilder Charles B., house, sign and ship painter. 110
Drumm, r. Oakland
Wilder Charles F., clerk, r. 26S5 Mission
Wilder Charles J., freight auditor S. P. Co.,
NE cor Fourth ami Townsend, room 26, r. 912 Pine
Wilder David, assistant secretary Bohemian Club,
r. 1082 Pine
Wilder Frederick C, cooper, r. 34 Mary
Wilder Hyrum, real estate, 302 Montgomery, room 14,
r. 1126 Market
Wilder James, r. 416 Tenth
Wilder James li., superintendent U. S. Railway
Mail Service (Eighth Division) office SW cor
Jackson and Battery, r. 326 Kearny
Wilder James W. (Wilder & Lowe) r. 140 Fifth
Wilder John, laborer W. J. Davis, r. 22 Second
Wilder Juliii, widow, r. 1321)4 Stockton
Wilder Leonard, butcher, r. 1321)4 Stockton
Wilder William P., carpenter Cal. Planing Mill, r. 210
Fell
W^ilder Si liO^ve (Jamen W. Wilder and Julius W.
Lowel ariesian well borers, office 140 Fifth
Wildersplu Samuel, shoemaker Porter, Slessiuger &
Co., r. Oakland
Wildes J. H., draftsman TJ. S. Surveyor-Oeneral'a
office, r. East Oakland
Wildyans George, boots and shoes, 3016 Mission
Wildsmith Alfred, cloth fuller, r. H02 Bay
WUdt Valentine, machinist W. T. Garratt & Co.. r.317
Bush
Wile Henry, cigarmaker, r. 636 Jessie
Wiles John, fruits and vegetables, 605 Haight, r. 1020
Oak
Wiley A., porter, r. 54 Quinn
Wilev Albert L., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 624 Fourth
Wiley Ann Miss, nurse, r. 731 Broadway
Wiley Charles, laimdryinan, r. 12J8 York
Wiley Enoch, boltmaker Payne Bros., r. 810 Twenty.
fourth
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Manafncturer of eVerr desorlptton of
PASSBKGER. STREET AND FREIGHT CaRS.
48 to SO Beale Ktreet. Sau FranciiMO.
STEAM ENGINES AND THRESHSNG MACHINES.
TSTTHAN, ISHAH & HOOKEB*
421-4it7 Market StreeU
WIL
1222
WIL
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMFOBTCBS or
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile,
109, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Wiley Ephrsim W., carpenter, r. 4S8 Natonas
■Wiley Harry, tanner G. Dietsch & Son, r. 1228 York
Wiley Isaac, watchman, r. 1606 Ji Stevenson
Wiley James H., cleik, r. »53ii Jessie
Wiley John H. carpenter, r. 547 Polk
Wiley M. E. Mrs., r. 1644 Market
Wiley Peter W., carpenter, r. 311 Twenty-eighth
Wiley Peter W., enRlneer. r. 311 Seventh
Wiley Thomas, laborer, r. 221 Sixth
Wllev Walter J., bookkeeper Searles ic Stone, r. 130
Haigbt
Wiley William, harkman, r. cor Twenty-ninth and
Point LoboB Avs
WUey William, tearoeter, r. 537 Sacramento
Iff- Wiley. See Whiley. Wllley and Wylie
WUfert Henry, butcher, r. 1012 Mission
Wilford Albeit, carpenter and builder, 705 Howard, r.
32 Fourth
Wllhelm Andrew, r. Lncy, nr Waller
WUlielin Angnat, physician, office 33 Eeamy, r.
328 Eddy
Wllhelm Charles A., stenographer Getz Bros, k Co.,
r. 328 Eddy
Wilhelm Christopher, laborer August Koerber, r. 129
Bernard
Wilhelm Conrad, expressman, r. 814 Union
Wilbelm Ernest, butcher, r. Trinidad, bet Ballroad
Ay and Susquehanna
Wilhelm Erederick, cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 43
Clara
Wllhelm Frederick G., cook Page & Falch, r. 517
Jessie
Wilht-lm Frank, bartender August Schoen, r. cor Bry-
ant and Seventh
Wilhelm George, butcher C. Riegelhutb, r. 427 Third
Wilhelm George, cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 43
Clara
Wllhelm George, driver John Buss, r. 911 Eighteenth
Wilhelm Gustav, pressman Rosenthal & Roesch, r. 43
Clara
Wilhelm Jacob, butcher Wm. Oswald, r. 1012 Pacific
Wilhelm John, cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 43 Clara
Wilhelm Richard, r. 266 Brannan
Wilhelmi Conrad, cashier Macondray & Co., r. Ala-
meda
fVilhelmi TV^olrad, cigars and tobacco, 509 Mont-
gomery
Wllhelmsen Oscar W., seaman, r. 802 Bryant
Wllhelmsen Peter, carpenter, r. 1004 Smter
Wilke Adolph, pressman Boaenthal 4: Roesch, r. 809
Vallejo
Wilke Alexander, machinist, r. 636 Stevenson
Wilke Annie, widow, r. 617 Van Ness Av
Wilke Ernest, porter Nicholas Steiner, r. 1100 Market
WUke Ferdinand, painter, r. 654 Elsjhteenth
Wilke Frank W., commercial traveler, r. 202 Fillmore
Wilke Frederick, bartender, r. 66 Shipley
Wilke F. W., salesman E. Eisenberg k Bro.. r. Oak-
land
Wilke Gustav, cooper, r. 320 Drumm
Wilke Henry (Bataille k Wilke) r. 612 Broadway
Wilke H. J., varieties. 431 Turk, r. 1413 Mission
Wilke Hugo, bookkeeper H. Hershbcrg k Co., r. 1413
Mistiion
Wilke John H., cellarman Bach, Meese 4 Co.. r. 27
Laskie
Wilke Leo A., nspistant bill clerk Goldberg, Bowen k
r- Co.. r. 617 Van Nesa Av
Wilke Leopold, cigarmaker Charles Poppe, r. 1044 Ji
Bryant
Wilke Louis, saloon keeper, r. 809 Vallejo
Wilke W. B., r. 19 Hincklev
»" Wilke. See Wilkie "
Wilkens C. (Wilkeus & Co.) r. Oaklsnd
Wilkens F. Mrs., widow, r. 2124 Mason
Wilkens F.. t«ilor. 132 Eiphth
Wilkens George (George Wilkens k Co., r. 40934 Bran-
Wllkens George fc Co. (Oeorce and John W. Wilkens)
groceries and liquors, SW cor Third and Bran-
liquor saloon, 1000 Market, r. 937
Howard
Wilkens John F., bartender J. A. Wilkens, r. 18 Bon-
dell PI
Wilkens John W. (George Wilkens & Co.) r. Oakland
Wilkens Otto F., bartender K. Winter, r. 2 JackKon
Wilkens & Co. (C. Wilkens and Bernard Natorp)
shipplLig and commission merchants, 109 Cali-
fornia, room 11
tff- Wilkens. See Wilkins
Wilkerson James, hackman. Plaza, r. 1315 Stotkton
Wilkerson Thomas R., r. 2ti7 Eddy
Wilkie A. Miss, milliner Mrs. G. F. Buswell, r. 634
Eighteenth
Wilkie A., machinist Eudgear k "Shepman, r. 636
SteveuBon
Wilkie Andre^v, moldings, doors, etc.. 6W cor
Mission and Fremont, r. Alameda
Wilkie Angus, bricklayer, r. 203 Clara
Wilkie Gecrge D.. porter estate of P. Rieger k Co., r.
1405 Buchanan
Wilkie Herman, upholsterer, r. 864 Mission
Wilkie James, tailor John Reid, r. Z.i6 Seventh
Wilkie Thorwald, cabinetmaker, r. 318 Octavia
Wilkie W., musician, r. 503 Union
•^ Wilkie. See Wilke
Wilkins Annie, widow, r. 8 Turk
Wilkins Arthur, surveyor, r. 11 Pacific
Wilkins Benjamin P., whitener, r. lOJj Taylor
Wilkins Charles G.. r. 1415 Stockton
Wilkins E. B.. r. 1633 Mission
Wilkins Ella Mins. shoefitter. r. 235 Twenty-eighth
Wilkins Frank, instrumentmaker John Roach, r. Ab-
bottsford House
Wilkins Frank A., bookkeeper Jacob G. Jackson, r,
1310 Hyde
^Mlkins Frank P., salesman Raphael Weill k Co., r.
101 Broderick
Wilkins Frederick, foreman L. & E. Emanuel, r. 38
Harriet
Wilkins Frederick A., drayman, r. 326 Golden Gate Av
Wilkins Gerhard, r. 409)^ Brannan
Wilkins Gerhard F. H., laborer, r. 10 White '
Wilkins Henry, finisher West Coast Furniture Co., r.
38 Harriet
Wilkins Henry, Inborer. r. 511 Eighth
Wilkins Henry, laborer Lachman k Jacobi, r. 368
Brannan
Wilkins Henry, watchman Cooi Bay Stave and Lum<
ber Co., r. 735 Brannan
Wilkins Janies, hontler Cliff House
Wilkins John, journiilist. r. 174 Jessie
Wilkins Jihu, laborer, r. 320 Drumm
Wilkins John G., expressman, 1071 Market, r. 102
Henry
Wilkins John H. (Wilkins k Boce) r. 939 Guerrero
Wilkins Louis, laborer, r. 14)4 Decatur
Wilkins M.. r. H38 Commercial
Wilkins Martha Miss, saleslady H. Kuhl, r. 117 Eddy
Wilkins Martin H., salesman Peixotto k Silverman, r.
427 Golden Gate Av
Wilkins Paul, miner, r. 902 Montgomery
Wilkins Samuel J., carpenter, r. 3IH18 Fillmore
Wilkins Thomas E., carpenter Arctic Ice Co., r. 62*
Fourth
Wilkins Wlllet P., carpenter, r. 3008 Fillmore
Wilkins William P., janitor, 109 California, r. 7UH
Geary
Wilkins William T., stevedore, r. 35 Fifth
Wilkins Willis P., clerk H. Schwartz k Co., r, 36
Kearny
Wilkins & Bose (John H. Wilkins and Nicholas Bose)
groceries and liquors, SE cor Sacramento and
Drnmm
tff- ^\ i kins. See Wilkens
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING.
WASHINGTON Fire Ins. Co. of
Capital, $1,000,000 I GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
$1,810,273 I Wit SESTOH, iast. iiaaigit.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
WIL
1223
WIL
WilkinR de Wlnt n William, nsval anhitectand ship-
wriKbt, SOS Battery, r. N 8 Precita Av, bet How-
ard and Folsoiii
Wilkinson Mrs., drpfsmaker, r. 174 Jessie
Wilkinson A. J , r. cor Fourth and Clenjeiitina
Wilkinson Charles H., cnipositor, r. 35(11 Fillmore
Wilkln-on Crsyton W.. clerk The Ll.n Flie, Wash-
ington Fire and Marine. Orient Ins. and Impe-
rial Ins. Cos., r. Berkeley
Wilkins Edward B., comaierolal traveler r. 2720
Mission
Wilkinson Edward M., conductor Market St. KB., r.
Cable House
Wilkinson Edward O., Bearcher records, r. 125 Dia-
mond
Wilkinson E. J., proprietor Wllkinaon House,
S.'iul Fillmore
Will-liison Felix G., laborer, r. 627 Sacramento
Wilkinson Frank A., merchant, r. 319 K.earny
Wilkinson Oecrge, r. 312 Mason
Wilkinson Hannah M., widow, r. 26H Langton
Wilkinson H. E.. clerk U. S. Signal Office, r. 912 Pine
Wilkinson Hpufv B., bart-nder, r. 11 Gordon
WILKINSON HOUSE
E. J. Wilkinson proprietor, 3501 Fill-
more
Wilkinson I. Mrs., r. 2705 Sutter
Wilkinson James, r. 30 Lewis
Wl klnson James, driver, r. 1120 Powell
Wilkinson James, pressman, r. 315 Eighth
Wilkinson James M., jimitor, r. .'i02 Stockton
Wilkinson John, carpenter, r. 1527 Dolores
Wilkinson John, coop.-r, r. 315 Eighth
Wilkinson Joseph R., inspeiting engineer track dept
8. P. Co.. r. 1222 Mission
Wilkinson Mary, doraesflc 30 Lewis
Wilkinson Mary A., widow, r. 2-25 Linden At
Wilkinson Philetns C, drnyman, r. 50i Seventh
Wilkln-on Roderigo, messenger pay dept U. S. A., r.
Oakland
Wilkinson Samuel, wooldealer, r. 7.53 Valencia
Wilkinson Samnel J., painter, r. SW cor Twenty-sixth
and San Jose Av
Wilkinson Thomas, r. 2002 Bush
Wilkinson William, boots and shoes, 1212 Polk, r.
I(il5 Sutter
"Will Charles, proprietor The Arcade Livery and
Boarding Stables. 440 Eddy, r. 438 Eddy
Will Charles T., cellar master Lachman & Jacobi, r.
1910 G.-lden Gate Av
Will F. A., capitalist, r. 806 Van N'ess Av
Will Henry, assistant foreman Lachman & Jacobi, r.
438 Eddy
"Will JoUn D., proprietor Capitol Saloon, 226
Montgomery, r. 331 Montgomery
Will Joneph, laborer, r. 815 Post
WILL & FINOK (Joliu. Finck
and Samael W. Levy) manafacturing:
cutlers, locksmiths and bellhangers,
818 Market
Wlllaeh Ernest A., druggist John A. Bauer, r. 101
Post
WllUrd A. Clark, architect, 318 Pine, room 29, r. Ala-
meda
Williird Edward, r. ."125 Harrison
Willard Edward, carriagemakr-r. r. 540 Minna
Willard Eraory L., physician, 623 Kearny, room 17
Willard Eugene, clerk Feigenbaum & Co., r. 1022^
Geary
Willard Frank, r. 931 Market
Willard Frank C, musician, r. fi31 Sacramento
Willard George A., clerk general auditors office S. P.
Co.. r. Oakland
WlDard Hiram P., engineer, r. 411 Sansome
Willard H. W., groceries and liquors. 1000 McAllister
Willard John, clerk Branch House, r. 633ii Natoma
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-ELECTRIC
RUSSIAN ai TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated aid Electric Batlis Givei.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BATH TUBS, BOILERS,
TANKS, SHOWERS, FAUCETS.
Plumbers' Sanitary Goods of all Kinds,
NA/_ E_~1_ANE^
PLt7MBER, 606 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Willard Joseph, bookkeeper, r. 514 Hayes
Willard Joseph, butcher, r. 412 Hyde
Willard Joseph M., with Stern, Cahn & Loeb {Los
AugeleK) r. 812 Ellis
Willard Leon, fancy goods, 120 Sutter, rooms 79-80,
r. 207 Post
Willard r,orenzo C, clerk, r. 523 Keamv
Willard Louis, upholsterer, r. 719 California
Willard Maurice. r. 812 Ellis
Willard P. M. Mrs., dressmaking. 20* Powell
Willard William P., mining, 62-«3 Nevada Block, r.
Union Club
TVillats Kate J. Mrs., grand secretary Order
Eastern Star, 103 Montgomery
WillHtrt Uwins E., clerk S F. News Co., r. 119 Hill
Willbrand Bernard C, carpenter, r. 113 Germania
Willcomb Nelson G.. mining, r. Ill Oak
Willcox Amelia, widow, r. N s Tenerlffe. bet St. John
and Tomblgbee
Willcox Charles, machinist, r. 306 O'Farrsll
Willcox John, Seaman, r. 646 Howard
Willcox Mark, r. 9 Pacific
Willcox R. H., r. 215 Kearny
Willcox & Oibbs SewiMgr Machine Co., A.
T. Eggleston manager, 124 Post
te?" Willcox. See Wilcox
Willrutt James (Willcutt fc Rowe) 5 Merchant
Willcutt Joseph L., secretary S. ml hern Pacific
Railroad Co. and Market Street Cable Railway Co.,
NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 34, r. 900
Linden, Oakland
Willcutt & Rowe (James Willcutt and Albert Rowe)
sh'pwrights and calkers. 5 Merchant
Wille Loul^, bartender John Pircher, r. 219 Stevenson
Wllle William, watchman, r. W s San Bruno Road,
bet Arrav and Twenty-sixth
Willeke Reinhard. liquor saloon, 500 Washington
Willeke William brewer, r. 1431 Pacific
Wlllen Frederick, carpenter, r. 11 >2!< Golden Gate Av
Willets J. M., boxmaker, r. 219 Elm Av
Wlllett Albert P., shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg &
Co.. r. 221 Dut c in
Wlllett J. M., with Truckee Lumber and Box Mnfg
Co., r. 219 Elm Av
Wlllett O. D., machinist, r. 640 Ellis
Willett Walter H., machine operator, r. 365 Jessie
Willever Mark, teamster r. 141 Shipley
Willey Am:.8a P., real estate, r. 1201 Taylor
Willpy Charles J., insurance broker, 403 California, r.
108 Prospect PI
Willey Frank D., salesman O. F. Willey & Co., r. 711
Jones
Willey George, waiter stmr Starbuck
Willey Henry I., civil engmeer and surveyor,
325 Montgomery, room 15. r. l-'>26 Jackson
Willey James (James Willev * Co.) r San Rafsel
Willey James & Co. (James Willey) real estate agents.
33 Kearny
Willey John M., physician. 949 Mission
Willev Lizzie, widow, dressmaker, r. 382 Dolores
W^illey O. F. Hi Co. (Otis F. Willey) importers,
manufacturers and dealers carriaees. wagons,
harness, robes, wfcips, etc., 317 Montgomery,
Nevada Block
Willey Otis F. (O. F. Willey * Co.) r. 711 Jones
Willey Robert H., secretary Retail Liquor Dealers'
Mutual Protective Assn, 1015M Market, r. 212
Oough
Willey Thomas E.. clerk Moses Hopkins, r. 2927 Mis-
sion
Willey William E., carpenter, r. 4SR Natoma, rear
Willev William M., miner, r. 1808 Powell
t^- Willey. See Willy
Willi Oregor, gardener, r. 2720 Mission
Willi Joseph, brewer, r. 1420 Pine
William Alois (Helns & William) r. 2309 Harrison
Willinm Edward, stenographer Easton & Eldridge, r.
6U4 Geai y
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TSIiBFHONB 82.
FINE PRINTING
FKOM NEW TYPE.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN. ^''°*''' ^"^'U ^*ki,^rrriL*ir«!2;
WIL
1224
WIL
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
EiPOBTEBS OF
irtoi>r
11^ E3,
FOR GAS, STEAM AND 'WATEK.
Pipe FlUlnes. all Sizes.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
William Henry, hostler, r. 530 Third
William Tell House, Frederick Gercke, pro-
prietor, 315-325 Bush
■Williams A. Mrs., accoontuit Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
907 Sutter
Williams Abraham L., bookbinder. Bartling, Phillips
fc Stil well, r. 1420 Jackson
WilliHms Abraham P. (Livingston & Co.) r. Palace
Hotel
Williams A. C, laborer, r. SPringle
Williams A. E., iselstant engineer stmr San Pablo
Williams Albert, cardtt-nder S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. NE cor Bay and Larkin
Williams Albert, clerk Homer Williams, r. 112 Turk
Williams Albert Rev., r. Commercial Hotel
Williams Albert H., salesman J. C. Johnson & Co., r.
Oakland
Williams Alexander, soapmaker, r. 216 Ninth
Williams Amos F., clerk S. H. Tyler & Son, r. 628
Eddy
Williams Amos L., book agent, r. 9 Mint Av
Williams Amos M., policeman, r. 707 Francisco
Williams Amy Mrs., artist, r. fi35 Ellis
Williams Andrew, ironer La Grande Laundry
Williams Andrew, seaman, r. 52 Second
Williams Anna Mrs., r. 417 Stockton
Williams Annie, widow, r. 68 Natoraa
Williams Annie J., widow, r. 1825 Bush
Williams Antouio, seaman stmr Granada
Williams Arthur H., clerk Thomas S. Williams r
Hll Washington
Williams Arthur H., traveling salesman Heywood
Bros. &Co., r. 711 Jones
Williams Auburn L , coremaker Pac. Iron Works r
218 Harrison
Williams Auguste, r. 665 Broadway
Williams Augustus, weigher, r. 33" Everett
Williams A. W., b.trber, r. 549 Bryant
Williams Benjamin (Eldbee, Williams & Co.) r. 1616
Geary
Williams Benjamin E., blacksmith, r. 17 Moss
Williams Berley, laborer r. 114 Fourth
Williams Brothers (Chester and Henry L. Williams
and Frank W. Marvinl dealers leather and shoe
mnfrs goods, 569 Market
Williams Brown, packer, r. 322 Vallejo, rear
Williams C. A. Mrs., proptr Lawrence House, 704
Howard
Williams Catherine, widow, r. 613 Eighteenth
Williams C. E., compositor Francis, Valentine & Co
Williams Charles, r. I.i7 Si-venth
Williams Charles, barti^nder, r. 529 Sacramento
Williams Charles, bartender, r. liilO M..nfgomprT
Williams Charles, bill poster T. N. Dunphy & Co r
930 Montgomery " '
Williams (.'harles, blacksmith, r. 8 Pearl
Williams Charles, boiler makf-r. r. 2.39 Ninth
Williams Charles, clerk, r. 6 Martha PI
Williams Charles, clerk, r. 312 Mason
Williams Charles, clerk, r. 927 J« Jackson
Williams Charles, co..k. r. 902 Montgomery
Williams Charles, foreman Arctic Ice Co., r. 620
Fourth
Williams Charles, teamster, 7 Mission, r. 20 Ash Av
Williams Charles C, restaurant, 2197 Powell
^ill'ams Charles H., foreman A. M. Ebbets, r. 121)4
^"'1*7,'?''™ k".'®' °' '»»°*ger C. C. Burr & Co., r.
I7ld Webster
Wm,-^^*nK",'**r- <="™P08it"r Call, r. 1219 Mission
Mateo ' '^"liams It Co.) r. San
Williams Charles W.. salesman, r. 312 Mason
^.Hon^l^"!;^?'*.^ ^- ?''"^' *^'"=»^*^'- First Congre-
Howard ^""^^""S^teo. 9^4)4 Harrison, r. 2422
^"pfnr? •*^**'*""*'' ®-' "*'■«•'* contractor, 528
California, room 3, r. 420 Church
Williams Chester (Williams Bros.) r. 1001 Pine
Williams C. L. & Co. (Charles L. Williams) drugi
and proprietary articles, 130 Valencia
Williams Cordelia, widow, r. 5273:5 Geary
Williams Coleman C, clerk, r. 122 Turk
Williams Cornelius, teamster Flanagan & Maguire, r.
SE cor Nintt' enth and Dolores
Williams C. G., master schr Dare, oflSce 48 Market
Williams Daniel A., real estate, r. 118 Fulton
Williams Daniel W., bartender, r. 1010 Montgomery
Williams Daniel W., laster Buckingham & Hecht, r.
110 Fell
Williams David, conductor, r. 1017 Polk
Williams, Dimond & Co. (Henry B. Williama,
William H. Dimond and A. Chesebrough) ship-
ping and commission merchants, and agents Pa-
cific Mail SS. Co., office 202 Market and 3 Pine,
rooms 2-3
Williams Dora M., dressmaker, r. 1309 Broadway
Williams E. B„ with O'Brien & Sons, r. 17 Moss
Williams Edgar D., decorator, r. 1115 Howard
Williams Edith Mrs., r. 269 Minna
Williams Edmund R., roller Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W
s Kentucky, bet Butte and Napa
Williams Edward, canvasser, r. 417 Larkin
Williams Edward, cook Occidental Laundry
Williams Edward, painter Edwin H. Black, r. How-
ard, nr Eighth
Williams Edward stonecutter McLennon & Bedmond.
r. 321 Minna
Williams Edward A. (Fuller & Williame) r. 1605 De-
visadero
Williams Edward A., blacksmith Bay City Iron Works,
r. 328 Twenty-second
Williams Edward A., draftsman, r. 643 Folsom
Williams Ed^vard C, president Mendocino
Lumber Co., 40 California, r. Oakland
Williams Edward W., r. 1718 Turk
Williams Edward W., courtroom clerk Superior Court,
Dept. 5, r. 1420 JackSon
Williams Edwin, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W
8 Pennsylvania Av, bet Solano and Mariposa
Williams Edwin S., laborer, r. 1010 Montgomery
Williams E. J. Mrs., dressmaking, 305 Sixth
Williams Ellen Miss, r. 1209 Union
Williams Ellen Mrs., r. 414 Beale
Williams Eliza Mrs., r. 106 >5 Fourteenth
Williams Emile, salesman F. M. L. Peters & Co., r.
7-12 Washington
Williams Emily, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 605 Broadway
Williams Emily Miss (Brown & Williams)' r. 3120
Fillmore
Williams Enoch F., machinist, r. 615 Stockton
Williams E. R. Mrs., widow, r. 946 Harrison
Williams E. T.. machinist Cal. Wire Works, r. 828
Bush
Williams Eugene, loomfixer, r. 325^ Chestnut
Williams Eugene T., clerk, r. 1817 Pine
Williams Fannie, widow, r. 1420 Jackson
Williams F. L., widow, r. 228 McAllister
Williams Florem e Mrs., r. 916 Hvde
Williams Francis P.. carpenter, r" 613 Eighteenth
Williams Frank r. 1316 California
Williams Frank, compositor, r. 1202 Mission
Williams Frank, packer Heywood Bros, k Co., r. 9
Minna
Williams Frank, propertyman A. Jahn b Son, r. 712
Mission
Willia.ms Frank, shoemaker, r. 424 Sansome
Willlamx Frank, stone and granite, 17 Eddy, r. 27
Eddy
Williams Frank J., bookkeeper, r. 426 Clementina
Williams Frank J., boxmaker Union Box Factory, r
3 Beal PI
Williams Frank W.. bagg«igeman S. P. Co., r. 39 Clara
Williams Frankie Mrs., furnished rooms, 505 Bush
A^ilhams Frederick, r. 663 Howard
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
DRAPE i;iES.
Special attention given to making up Draperies ani
Canopies for Lodges, Societies, etc.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MAKZET STEEET,
KEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
MannfactTirers of Show Cases
and Store Pictures.
37 ffiarM St
en IDCC rVTDA nOV/Atnie Champagne, comparlfion will prove )ARPAD HARASHHY A CO.,
HI/LirOL CA I nA Un f iBuperlorlty over imported. Mu Brandy used, f 630 WASEI^OTOH STBEET.
WIL
1225
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m
Williams Frederick, cardriver, r. 711 Howard
Williams Frederick, carpenter, r. 378 Shotwell
■Williams Frederick, engiueer, r. 1532 Polk
WlUiuuis Frederick, tailor, r. 164 Jessie
Williams Frederick A., carpenter, r. 54.5 Natoma
Williams Frederick L., butcher Poly, Heilbron & Co.,
r. cor Kailroad Av and Servia
Williams Frederick S.. draftsman S. F. Tool Co.
Williams Frederick W. (Raymond, Squire & Co.) r.
NW cor Church and Dorland
Williams Fritz, waiter, r. 228 Bush
Williams George, bartender, r. 526 Pine
Williams George, bookkeeper, r. 2742 Sixteenth
Williauia George, clerk Commercial Soap Co.
Williams George, glove mnfr, 53 Second, r. 1301 Mis-
sion
Williams George, gripman, r. 1307 H Polk
Williams George, painter, r. 3 Zoe PI
Williams George, piledriver, r. 305 Filbert
Williams George A., carpenter Jason Springer & Co.,
r. 616 Harrison
Williams George A., importer human hair, 633 Market,
and teas, 729 Lurkiu, r. 801 O Farrell
Williams George A., painter, 1325 Pacific
Williams George E., bookbinder, r. 113 Twelfth
Williams George E., teacher music, r. 2012 Mission
Williams George H., clerk, r. 908 Clay
Williams George M., r. 426 Clementina
Williams George N. (Blake, Williams & Harri-
son) r. Alameda
Williams George R., attorney at law, 602 Montgomery,
r. Oakland ,
Williams George S., clerk Samuel Carson & Co., r.
616 Harrison
Williams George W., teamster, r. 771 Jj Mission
Williams Grace Miss, teacher painting, r. 326 Fourth
Williams Gustav, liquor saloon, 7 Mission, r. 110 Steu-
art
Williams Hannah R., widow, r. 523 Sixth
Williams Hannibal (Carrick, Williams & Wright) r.
2723 Sacramento
Williams Harriet, widow, r. 1334 Dupont
Williams Harriet L., widow, r. 415 Jones
Williams Harry, clerk, r. 13 Washington At
Williams Harry, hostler John Hunsicker, r. 406 Te-
hama
■Williams Hartley, clerk Sacramento River Packing
Co., r. 1712 Pacific Av
Williams Henry, r. 32 Tehama
Williams Henry, r. 525 Post
Williams Henry, engiueer, r. 413 Ivy At
Williams Henry, laborer, r. 5 Broadway
Williams Henry, laborer, r. 713 Sacramento
Williams Henry, salesman D. M. Moran & Co., r. 1069
Broadway
Williams Henry, teamster Thomas Reid, r. fi38H N»-
toma
Williams Henry A., r. 1107 Bush
■Williums Henry B. (Williams, Dimond & Co.)
r. 3l9Fir«t
Williams Henry D., assistant coiner U. S. Mint, r.
Alameda
Williams Henry E. F. (Acres b Williams) r. 113
Twelfth
Williams Henry F., real estate, 411^ California, room
11, r. 2422 Howard
Williams Henry G., shoe cutter Buckingham JcHecbt,
r. 1608 Howard
Williams Henry L. (Williams Bros.) r. Los Angeles
Williams Henry P., car conductor, r. 902 Montgomery
Williams Henry R. Jr., clerk Macondry & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Williams Henry W., clerk W. I. Williams k Co., r. 340
Seventeenth
Williams Homer, mnfr patent medicines, r. 113 Minna
Williams H. P., master mariner, r. 319 First
Williams Hugh, r. 31 Minna
Williams Isaac, r. 525 Post
FRATINGFR k CO.
MOURNING SUITS
MADE AT SHORTEST NOTICE.
105 KEARNY STREET.
MARBLE WASH STANDS,
tVASH BASINS, BASIX COCKS.
Laie's Sanitary Basin Trap effectnally exclndes sewer gas
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Williams .Jacques, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Ws
Maryland, bet Sierra and Nevsda
Williams James, r. New Prescott House
Williams James, clerk, r. 636 Commercial
Williams James, fireman stmr Geo. W. Elder, r. 1224
Montgomery
Williams James B., physician, office 75.9 Market, r.
WSa Powell -i
Williams James E., carpenter, r. 908 Boward
Williams James H., lumberman, r. SWecond
Williams James H., teamster, r. 538 Natoma
Willi.Tms Jeremiah, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E
s Michigan, bet Sierra and Shssta
Williames J. C, waiter, r. 2 Ewer PI
Williams J. G. Mrs. (Williams & Selleck) r. 109)j
Ellis
Williams J. M.. painter, r. 14 Mint Av
Williams John, r. 12 Bitch, rear
Williams John, r. 515 Pine
Williams Jobu, r. 1627 Sutter
Williams John, bartender, r. 403 Broadway
Williams John, bootblack, r. 104 Pacific
Williams John, canvasser, r. 614 Fidsom
Williams John, carpenter, r. 24 Turk
Williams John, carpenter, r. 1632 Howard
Williams John, clerk Recorder's Office, r. 1627 Sutter
Williams John, cook, r. 901 Battery
Williams John, engineer, r. 10UJ4 Jackson
Williams John, foreman Frank Williams, r. 707 Fran-
cisco
Williams John, laborer, r. 240 Perry
Williams John, r. 1026 Sutter
Williams John, liquor saloon and lodgings, 20 Com-
mercial
Williams John, longshoreman, r. 254 Clara
Williams John, machinist, r. 2 Hubbard
Williams John, master mariner, r. 17 H Clara
Williams John, peddler, r. t>E cor Haightand Stanyan
Williams John, stevedore, r. 7 Bartol
Williams John, stonemason, r. 707 Francisco
Williams John, t mner, r. 527 Sacramento
Williams John, tinsmith, r. 1008 Bush
Williams John A., engineer stmr Queen of the Paciflo,
r. 1207 McAllister
Williams John A., teamster, r. 41 Clinton Park
Williams John A. O., foreman Fr. H. Ruseubanm k
Co., r. 12 Bitch
Williams John B., dairyman. Seventh Av, nr Railroad
Track
Williams John D., cook, r. 901 Battery
Williams John E., driver A.M. Ebbets, r. 43H Clin-
ton Park
Williams John E., seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Williams John E., teacher, r. 2000 McAllister
Williams John F., actor, r. 1627 Sutter
Williams John F., carpenter, r. 531 Howard
Williams John H. (Williams& Orton) r. SWcor How-
ard and Hubbard
Williams John H., r. 200 Turk
Williams John H., clerk, r 1309 Broadway
Williams John H., fireman Lighthouse stmr Ma-
drons
Williams .John J., r. 821 Market
Williams John J. (Bisbee, Williams k Co.) r. 1618
Geary
Williams John L., bartender, r. 1523M Market
Williams John L., broommaker, 247 Howard
Williams John L., canvasser, r. 614 Folsom
Williams John L. (John L. Williams & Co.) r. 613)4
Lombard
Williams John L.. laborer J. E. Whittier, r.534 Third
WILLIAMS JOHN L. & CO.
(John Ii. William'4 niid Joseph A. Stulz)
g^roceri<>g, 533-535 Montgomery Av,
and 1919 Fillmore
Williams lohu N., capitalist, office 320 California,
room 7, r. Oakland
C/>
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mannrncfnrer of rrerr deAcription of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 tu 50 Be»le Street, Sau I''rauciM:u.
. « IJ^**l#-/»i. 421-427 JIfirhet St. Bngsries, Carrtagres,
TrUITIdny IStldm 0& nOOKeia i>eunett jump beats sold to tbe Trade.
WIL
1220
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORXERS OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
All Sizes and IVunibers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Williams John P., machinist, r. 2b25 Mission
•Williams John K.. blacksmith, 705 Sixth, r. 729
Broadway, rear
Williams John R., chief engineer Spring Valley W.
W., r. 1207 McAflister
Williams John R., niachiriist, r. 731 Treat At
Williams John B., otudent, r. 909 Filbert
Williams John S., builder. r.NEcorPariflcana Powell
Williams John S., deputy clerk Supreme Court of
California, 121 Post
Williams John W., boarding, 307 Broadway
Williams John W.. bricklaj-er, r. 322 Shotwell
WllliamB John W., bricklayer, r. 1821 Market
Williams John W., foreman job room George H. Tay
k Co., r. 1008 Bush
Williams John X., cattle denier, r. 75* MiBslon
Williams Johnson E.. conductor Market St. ER., r.
2(t00 McAllister
Williams Joseph, r. 439 Eddy
Williams Joseph, cook, r. 637 Natoma
Williams Joseph, cook J. J. Cuello, r. 131 }<j Shipley
Williams Joseph, printer. 1106 Mission
Williams Joseph, Rtonecutter, r. 11 Mason
Williams Joseph E., mining, r. 124 Fourteenth
Williams Joseph E., blacksmith Talt 4 Hainque, r.
955 J4 Harrisnn
Williaccs Joseph M., r. 1126 Howard
Williams Joseph S., leather beltmaker. r. 9 Minna
Williams Joseph S. Jr., pHCker, r. 9 Minna
Williams Joseph W., laborer L. P. Degen, r. 6 Minna
Williams Josiah, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r.
4-29 Sixth
Williams Kate Mlsn, teacher North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 42H Clementina
Williams L. Mrs., r. 19 Sixth
Williams L. Mrs., wirlow, r. 1314 Ellis
Williams Leo C, bookkeeper C. B. Williams, r. 420
Church
Williams Lewis (Bisbee, Williams & Co.) r. 1626
Geary
Williams LpwIr E., bookkeeper M. Wertheimer & Co.,
r. 91)9 Filbert
Williams Lillie Miss, r. 105 O'Farrell
Williams Lillie Miss, saleslady A. Hall, r. 113 Larkln
Williams Lizzie D. Miss, stenographer Bancroft-
Whitney Co., r. East Oakland
Williams Lizzie Mrs., second-hand clothing, 1047
Howard
Williams Louis, engineer, r. 239 Minna
Williams Louis, seaman schr Ida Florence, r. 143
Berry
Williams Louis, waiter Palace Hotel
Williams L. W., sewer contractor, r. 214 Borland
Williams M. Mrs., r. 33 Turk
WilliaruB Martin E., driver Edward Reynolds, r. Silli.
man, bet Hamilton and Boudoin
Williams Mary, dressmaker, r. 11^4 Turk
WilllamR Mary, fnnii>;hed rooms, 113 Larkln
Williams Mary, laundress Lick Laundry
Williams Mary, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 1109 Clay
Williams Mary Miss. r. 20 Ash At
Williams Mary A. Mrs., dealer human hair, 335 Hayes
Williams Mercy C. Mrs., teacher Valencia Street
Grammar School, r. 1115 Valencia
Williams Mirhael. delivery clerk Cal. Furniture Mnfe
Co., r. 529 O'Farrell
Wi'liams Michael, longshoreman, r. 225 Drumm
Williams Michael E., Phipping clerk F. S. Chadbonrne
h Co., r. 45 Twelfth
Williams Michael F., carpenter, r. 933 MiBsion
Williams M. J. Mrs.. Isdips' nurse, r. 20 Lewis
Williaina Morris, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 613 Howard
Williams M. R., r. 2.50JS Fourth
Williams N., r. 305 Ivy Av
: !^illiaii.s N. E., molder Steiger & Kerr, r. 1332 Pacific
I Willi.ms Newton L.. r. 1718 Turk
I Williams N. S., mining expert, r. 902 Montgomery
Williams Orlando B., machinist, r. 321 O'Farrell
Williams Osc^r, seaman, r. 802 Bryant
Williams Oscar F., carpenter, r. 152 P.itrero Av, rear
Williams Owen P., carpenter, r. S e Henry, nr Noe
Williams Owens R , laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. N
s Shasta, bet Illinois and Michigan, rear
Williams P. Mrs., widow, r. 4 Martha HI
Williams Patrick, lumberman A. M. Simpson k Bro.
Williams Peter J., laborer, r. 24 CUra
Williams Rees Y.. seaman, r. 1902 Mission
Williams Reginald B., with Newport Coal Co., r. 1000
Chestnut
Williams R. G. quartermaster stmr Colima
Williams Richard, foreman Selby Smelting and Lead
Co., r. 924 Fllbpit
Williams Richard, longshoreman, r. 3k Broadway
Williams Richard, steward, r. (a& Commercial
Williams Kiehard J., blacksmith, r. 1420 Jackson
Williams Robert barber, r. 222 Ji Fourth
Williams Robert E.. letter carrier Post Office, r. 1069
Broadway
Williams Robert E., machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
1047 Howard
Williams Robert E., physician and surgeon. 123 Stock
tou
Williams Robert H., clerk, r. 2225^ Fourth
Williams Robert N.. traveling salesman Root & San-
derson, r. 2845 Washington
Williams Roland S., carpenter, r. 603 Broderick
Williams Rosa, widow, r. 839 Nineteenth
Williams 8. A., r. 1809 Jones
Williams Samuel, r. 68 Natoma
Williams Samuel, cook, r. 3 Beale PI
Williams Samuel, paint<'r. r. Ahlborn House
Williams Samuel, saddler Main & Winchester, r. 612
Kearny
Williams Samuel D., carpenter W. A. Meeker, r. 741
Twenty-second
Williams Samuel H., painter, r. 421 Dupont
Williams Septimus, machinist, r. 305 Sixth
Williams Septimus, night clerk, r. 1020 Market
Williams S. J., shipyardman Union Iron Works
Williams Solon H.. r. 15il Clay
Williams Stephen D., machinist Palmer & Rey, r. 17
Moss
Williams Stephen G.,r. 1718 Turk .
Williams Stephen G. Jr., r. 1718 Turk
Williams Stephen H., varieties, 129 Seventh
Williams Sylvester M.. portrait artist, r. 810 Oak
Williams Thomas, r. 1525 California
Williams Thomas, blacksmith, r. Ifi4 Clara
Williams Thomas, carpenter, r. 741 Twenty-second
Williams Thomas, rigger Union Iron Works, r. Hand-
ley House
Williams Thomas, salesman E. J. Boweu, r. 104034
Howard
Williams Thomas, seaman, r. 914 Ransome
Williams Thomas, shipyardman Union Iron Works
Williams Thomas, waiter, r. 641 Commercial
Williams Thomas, watertender stmr Alameda, r. 573
Howard
Williams Thomas G. Rev., r. 915 Eddy
Williams Thomas J., bookkeeper, r. 1223Ji Bush
Williams Thomas J., clerk D. Samuels, r. 19 Webster
Williams Thomas J., waiter, r. 424 Sansorae
Williams Thomas L., carpenter, r. 613 Eighteenth
Williams Thomas R., packer Huntington, Hopkins &
Co., r. Oakland
Williams Thomas S., merchant tailor, 237 Bush, r.
1411 Washintton
Williams Thomas S. Jr., cutter Thomas S. Williams,
r. 1411 Washington
Williams Thomas T., editor Evening Post.r. 145 Ellis
Williams W. A., mining, r. Commercial Hotel
Williams Walter J. G., teacher languages, r. 727
Union
Williams Walter L., manager Homer Williams, r. 112
Turk
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS" Al YOOTHS" SUITS
u
AT
THE HASTINGS."
llPmi?mte.Ci.0HOlllll)N
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, 99,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Wit. SEZTOIT, ial Vimeu.
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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Williams W. D., r. 227 PaHfic
WILLIAMS W. L & CO.!
(William I. Williams) dry plate photo-
£frn pliers, 914 Alurket
"WilliMins WiUord, saleBiuan K. J. Bowen, r. 1040)4
Howard
Williams William, r. 114 Fourth
Wllliaius William, r. 516 Lafjuiia
Williamp William, bl»<k8Uilth San Leandro Mnfg
Co., r. Ablborn House
Williams William, glove ruttpr, r. 1301 MiBSion
Williams William, glovecutter F. O. Conklin & Co., r.
Oakland
Williams William, porter S. L. Jones «t Co., r. 1013
Filbert
Willliims William, shipyardman Unioh Iron Works
Williams William, sieward, r. 606 Davis
Williams William A., laborer, r. 5 PriuRle Court
Willlamg William A., plumber r. 1211H Devisadero
Williams William A., printer, r. 1627 Sutter
Williams William C, superiutendeiit circulation
Cbronlcle, Chrontrle Bldg, room 3, r. 102 Ellis
Williams William D., peddler, r. 18 Gilbert
Williams William E., r. 20« Turk
Williams William F. clerk R. O. Dun & Co., r. 197
Hyde
Williams William F., foreman Cal. Furniture Mnfg
Co., r. 529 O'Farrell
Williams William H., bricklayer, r. NW cor Filbert
and Scott
Williams William H., deputy Sheriff, r. 115 Fifth
Williams William H., pdllceman, r. 24 Dearborn PI
Williams William I. (William I. Williams & Co. and
Williams * Gregory) r. 1909 Stevenson
Williams William J., engineer, r. 42 Ecker
Williams William M., bartender, r. 1511 Buchanan
Williams William O., butcher Marcus Ososke, r. 257
Clementina
Williams William S., master mariner, r. 1728 ElUs
Williams William W., foreman scales platform S. P.
Co., r. 1211 Devisadero
Williams William W., laborer, r. 13)4 Oak
Williams William W., physician, r. 102 Fifth
Williams W. W., pny director U. 8. N., Navy Pay
Office, r. San Kafael
WiHiiims Z., waiter Palace Hotel
Williams Z. Mrs., widow, r. 506 Second
WUlinms & Bixler (David Bixler) capitalists,
321) San some
WILLIAMS & GREGORY
(William I. W^illiama and WiUiam G.
Gregory) manufacturers San Fran-
cisco Dry Plates, 43H Seventh
Williams fc Orton (.John H. Williams and Collins K.
OitoD) mnfr machinery, 19 Stevenson
Williams Jt Selleck (Mrs. .T. G. Williams and Mrs. G.
W. Selleck) dressmaking. 109)4 Ellis
Williamsburg City Fire Insurance Co.
(New York) Edward E. Potter manager, 428 Call-
fornia
Williamson A. Mrs , widow, r. 202 Townsend
Williamson Adam, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Williamson Alice, widow, r. 202 Townsend
W^illiamson C. E. Mrs., r. 110 Powell
Williamson Cornelia A., widow, r. 116 Eighth
Williamson Daniel, plumber, W s Railroad Ay, bet
Bahama and Cori-a, r. 202 Townsend *
Williamson David, bricklayer, r. 405 Natoma
Williamson David E., clerk Pac. Rolling Mill Co., r.
20-28 Bush
Williamson David J., r. 520 Taylor
WlDiamson Edward, seaman stmr Queen of the Pa-
cific, r. Ill Jackson
Williamson Eliza, widow, r. 721 O'Farrell
Williamson Ethel L. Miss, tf-acher Shotwell Street
Primary School, r. 23 Lapldge
DR. BAZAN'S
THERMO-EI.ECTRIC
RUSSIAN ail TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batls Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
BOiLERS and STOVES
Connected Icr Hot and Cold Water in tlie Dest manner.
WATER BACKS, WATEE HEATEES,
Of all kinds made and repaired.
W. E. LANE,
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNY STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Williamson George W., cook Thomas M. Holt, r. 733
Market
Williamson Harry, porter L. D. Stone t Co., r. 1618
Union
Willismson Harvey T., barber, OT: cor Central At
and Gtary
Williamson Henry, bartender, r. 321 O'Farrell
Williamson Henry, gasfitter and phimber, 327 Sutter,
r. 227 Chattanooga
Williamson Henry, wood dealer, r. 122 Townsend,
rear
Williamson Hugh, r. 615 Pine
Williamson I. O. Mrs., dressmaking school, 1202
Leavenworth
Williamson James, r. 2607 Folsom
Williamson Jamea, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Williamson James H., clerk Homer S. King k Co., r.
1202 Leavenworth
Williamson John, bniler, r. 712 Ellis
Williamson John, clerK, r. 142 Seventh
Williamson John, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Williamson John, seaman, r. 41S East
Williamson John, seaman stmr San Vicente, r. 125
Oregon
Williamson Jol\n A., trunkmaker, r. 202 Townsend
Williamson John H., porter, r. 1618 Union
Williamson John M., physician, r. 142 Seventh
Williamson John S., lumberman A. M. Simpson &
Bro., r. East Ay, nr Laurel Av, Holly Park Tract
Williamson John W., salesman Ackerman Bros., r.
1307 Pacific
Williamson Joseph, carpenter and joiner, r. 23 L»-
pidsje
Williamson Maggie, widow, r. 176 Perry
Williamson Margaret, widow, r. 233 Fell
Williamson Martin, harnesscleaner P. L. Archibald
k Co., r. 638JJ Natoma
Williamson Ole, stonecutter, r. 39 Jessie
WILLIAMSON R. law ana gen.
eral stenojprapUer, 331 Montgomery,
room '-48
Williamson Richard, laundry, 126 Fourth
Williamson Robert W., bookkeeper H. A. Mayhew, r.
1 '02 Leavenworth
Williamson Samuel, salesman Murphy, Grant k Co.,
r. 711 Jonps
Williamson Stephen (Balfour, Guthrie k Co.) r.
Liverpool. Eng.
Williamson William, shipyardman Union Iron Works
Williar Harry R. Jr. (H. R. Williar & Co.) r. 711
Jones
Williar H. R. fc Co. (Harry R. WllUar Jr.) mnfg sta-
tioners, 310 California
Willis George F., r. 418 Post
Willing Robert, waiter stmr Colombia, r. 1220 Pacific
Willis Alexander A., carpenter, r. 30 Diamond
Willis Ambrose M., bookkeeper Tatum & Bowen, r.
28 Liberty
Willis Annie Miss, compositor, r. 2223 Filbert
Willis ChriBtopher, r. 548 Minna
Willis Ellery. engineer Huntington, Hopkins k Co.,
r. 623 McAllister
Willis Harry R.. clerk, r. 5009 Howard
Willis Henry, harnessmaker Charles Helke & Son, r.
953 Mission
Willis Hngh. fireman, r. 224 Seventh
Willis Hugh J., letter carrier Post Office, r. 1S48
HowHrd
Willis Hugh L., dairy. 1609 Jessie
Willis James C, carrier Call, r. 1227 Pacific
Willis Jeremiah, painter, r. 222H Filbert
AVillis John, pxinter. r. 1139 Howard
Willis John, paper carrier, r. 1227 Pacific
Willis John, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons, r. 138
Lily Av
Willis John F., clerk Market St. RR., r. 634 Twenty.
third
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
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FOR HAND, WINl>-MIl.li AND KO-WEB,
ALL. SIZES.
809, 3U, 313. 315 and 317 MABKET STREET
Willis John M., r. 209 Hyde
Willis Joseph, porter P. G. Sabstle & Co.
Willis Marshall W. (Willis & Collins) r. 3534 Turk
Willis M. Brnce, clerk, r. 28 Liberty
Willis Milton E., secretary Ciry RR., r.20O9 Howard
Willis Peter, waiter, r. 24 Turk
Willis E. Mrs., teacher music and dressmaking, 19U
Union
Willis Richard S., nailer Buckingham & Hecht, r. 138
Lily Av
Willis Robert, painter, r. 1914 Union
Willis Robert J., paper carrier, r. 1301 Vallejo
Willis Sarah, r. 37 '^ Oak Grove Av
Willis William, telegraph operator, r. 1943 Howard
Willis & Collins (Marshall W. Willis and Frank Col-
liiis) real eBtate 6 Ellis
Willistan David L., longshoreman, r. 36 Clay
Williston Edward, with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 1825 Howard
Willibton S. E. Mrs., r. 1825 Howard
Willistun Willlnm W., master mariner, r.'40 Minna
Willits Alouzo H. barber G. G. Norriss. r. 640 How-
ard
Williis M.H., gripman Sutter St. RR , r. 921 Larkin
Willlts William H., barber, r. 1326 Stockton
j Willitt Walter H., machine operator Porter, Slessinger
I k Co., r. 862 Mission
! Willman Austin, r. 439 Bush
j Willmann John F., rigger Simmons & Meyers, r. 150
Steuart
j WiUmau Josephina, widow, r. 439 Bush
1 Willman August, barber John Perazzo, r. 1227 Broad-
I way
Willmann Herman, bartender George Ablets, r. 229
Spear
Willmot Harry C, storekeeper Union Iron Works, r.
E 8 Tennessee, bet Butte and Solano
Willmot Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. E i
I Mississippi, bet Solano and Mariposa
WiJlmott Charles, brewer S. F. Stock Brewery,
r. 2118 Powell
Willmott Hawley I., foreman bottling dept S.F Stock
Brewery, r. 2118 Powell
Willmott Samuel C, brewer 8. P. Stock Brewery, r.
2118 Powell
Willner Joseph Rey., rabbi Congregation Beth-Mens-
him Streisand, r. 559 Natoma
Willock George, clerk Christian Zinns, r. 1806 M
Stockton
Willock James, bag turner Anderson & Co., r. W s
Broderick, bet Beach and Jefferson
Willock William A., bagsewer Anderson & Co., r.
W B Broderick, bet Beach and Jefferson
Wllloughby Cornelia, widow, r. 814 Chestnut
Willoutfhby Ralph K., barber Flieler & Kiefer, r. 322
Fifth
Willoufjhby William H., liquor saloon, 533 Pacific, r,
82:i Montgomery
Willows Brewery, O. Fauss & Co., proprietors,
SE cor Mission and Nineteenth
Willows LHundry, Etieiine Garnaud proptr, NS Thir-
tieth, bet Dolores and Church
Wills Andrew J. (J. M. Conner & Co.) r. 1571 Market
Wills John, carpenter Corporation Yard 8. F. F. D.
r. IHIO Lyon
Wills M. A. Mrs., widow, r. 235 Bartlett
Wills M. E. Miss, dressmaking. 107 Powell
Wills Theodore, printer, r. 639k Twenty-third
Wills Thomas C, traveling passenger agent S. F. and
N. P. RR.. 410 MiKsion, r. Occidental Hotel
Willson Edward H., secretary Eureka Consoli-
dated Mining Co., 306 Pine, room 9, r. Cosmos
Club
Willson James, seaman stmr Madrona
Willson Job D., physician, 2H06 California
Will«ni, John A., cook Edward Newman, r. 214 Fourth
«^ Willson. See Wilson
WiUweber Henry, steward Ahlborn House, r.612 Post
Willy Frederick, horseshoer, r. 103 Sacramento
Willy Henry S., carbuilder Sutter St. RR., r. Oakland
Willy Kate, widow, bakery, 2927 Mission
Willy Thomas E., clerk, r. 2927 Mission
e^ Willy. See Willey
Wilmarth Barton, carpenter Truckee Lumber and
Box Mnfg Co., r. 624 Locust Av
Wilmer George W., screen puncher Union Iron
Works, r. W s Iowa, bet Solano and Butte
Wflmerding J. C. (Wilmerding k Co.) r. Union Club
Wilmerdiiig «& Co. (J. C. Wilmerding and John
T. Haviland) importers and wholesale liquor
dealers, 214-216 Front
Wilmot Richard J., teacher music, r. 1006 Jones
Wilmshurst Jobn, physician, r. 108 McAllister
Wiluer Malcolm G., nurse, r. 250 Sutter
Wilshire Henry G., mining, r. 123 Stockton
WILSHIRE W. B. & CO., ,w„-
liam B. Wilshire) safes, scales' time
locks, alarm tills, vault doors, locks
and store trucks, $204-206 California
Wilshire WiUiam B. (W. B. Wilshire & Co.) r. 1804
Sutter
Wilson A., r. 266 Brannan
Wilson A., carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r. 1107 Seven-
teenth
Wilson A., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Wilson Ada P., teacher, r. 1109 Broadway
Wilson Adolphus H., clerk, r. 536 McAllister
Wilson Agnes E. Mrs., artist, studio 14 Grant At,
rooms 45-46
Wilson Albert B., brassmolder, r. 15 Langton
Wilson Albert J., plumber William F. Wilson, r. 1231
Turk
Wilson Albert W., sporting goods, 59 Second
Wilson Alexander, clerk, r. 1 Jackson PI
Wilson Alexander, dryer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac
tory, r. 32 Valparaiso
Wilson Alexander J., wood and coal, 662 Mission, r.
416}^ Hyde
Wilson Alexander W. (A. W. Wilson & Co.) r. NW cor
Fulton and Scott
Wilson Alexander W., laborer W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 24 Federal
Wilson Almon B., melter Whyte & De Rome, r. 15
Langton
Wilson Alonzo J., assistant weigher Custom House, r.
404 Stockton
Wilson Andrew, blacksmith, r. 1702 Kearny
Wilson Andrew M., boatbuilder, r. E s Tennessee, bet
Butte and Solauo
Wilson Ann, widow, r. 444)4 Natoma
Wilson Annie, widow, r. 308 Minna
Wilson Annie, widow, r. 819 Twentieth
Wilson Annie, bakery, 410 Twenty-second
Wilson Arthur L., blacksmith, r. 819 Jessie
Wilson Augustus, bakery, 1139 Folsom
Wilson A. W., horseshoer F. M. Stone, r. 324Jj Four.
teeuth
Wilson A. W. & Co. (Alexander W. Wilson) pro-
prietors The Wilson Dining Saloon, 114-120 Post
Wllsou Benjamin, cook, r. 1326 Mission
Wilson Bristol, whitener, r. 125 Fourth, rear
Wilson Brown, cooper, r. 2507 Mission
Wilson C. C, waiter The Baldwin
Wilson Charles, r. 1 Middle
Wiison Charles, r. 16 Reed
Wilson Charles, attorney at law, r. 1812 Pacific At
Wilson Charles, bartender, r. 630 Filbert
Wilson Charles, carpenter, r. 107 Fell
Wilson Charles, cattle driver, r. E s Railroad At. bet
Servia and Dominica
Wilson Charles' clerk Anglo-NeTada Assurance Cor-
poration, r. 411 Kearny
Wilson Charles, cook, r. E s Louisiana bet Sierr* and
Napa
Wilson Charles, laborer, r. 231 Greenwich
C:Jj^3E=LI>ESTS.
WHOLESALE ASD EETAIL
W. Sr J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO..
Manufacturers of Show Cases
aad Store Pixtures.
37 Met St.
en IDCC rVTDA nDV J^'^" **>« ^^^^^ P™^^« °' Clarets, Hocks. )ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
LbLirOU CA I nA Uni IBurgundieB.Saatemes, Ports sud sherries ^ 530 WASEZHOTOK STSEET.
WIL
1229
WIL
Wilson Charles, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. E a I
Texas, bet Yuba and Colusa i
Wilson Charles, longshoreman, r. 617 Dayls I
Wilson Charles, salesman Somers & Uealey, r. 215
Twenty-eighth
Wilson Charles, seaman, schr WePtern Home
Wilson Charles, ship broker and marine surveyor
308 California, r. 2507 Clay
Wilson Charles, Btevedore. r. 1914 Mason
Wilson Charles, A. siilesman. r. 1327 }< Vallejo
Wilson Charles E., attorney at law, 420 Califor-
nia, r. 519 Webster
Wilson Charles F., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 8 Hill
Wilson Charles H. (Gorton & Wilson) r. 925 Market
Wilson Charles M., cabinetmaker, r. 13 Ridley
Wilson Charles N., cardener Custom House, r. E s
Tennessee, bet Solano and Butte
Wilson Charles R., draftsman O. R. Schmidt, r. 1520
Eddy
Wilson Charles T. Jr., artist, studio 14 Grant Av,
rooms 45-46, r. 1729 Jessie
Wilson Chailes W., master mariner, r. Es Tennessee,
bet Butte and Solatio
Wilson Christian (Toft & Wilsoc) r.1008 Washington
Wilson C. L., clerk Wm. T. Coleman & Co., r. 646
Folsom
Wilson Clayton B., clerk, r. 610 Eddy
Wilson Cornelius, laborer, r. 35 Boardman PI
Wilson Cornelius W., barber C. H. Boone, p. 1710
Leavenworth
Wilson D., carpenter, r. 1609 Geary
Wilson Daniel, cashier W. W. Montague & Co., r. 212
Valencia
Wilson David, fireman stmr Queen of the Pacific
Wilson David, foreman Washington Mnfg Co., r. 548
Bryant
Wilson David, musician, r. 224 Ritch. rear
Wilson David B., special ageut Brown, Craig & Co.,
r. Oakland
Wilson David C, tinsmith, r. 729 Bryant
Wilson David W., foreman trimming shop Truman,
Isham & Hooker, r. 1230 Folsom
Wilson David W., teamster A. J. Wilson, r. 41654 Hyde
Wilson Dining- Saloon The, A. W. Wilson &
Co. proprietors, 114-120 Post
Wilson Douglas R.. teller Bank of British North
America, r. 408 Geary
Wilson Dunbar R., office clerk Sullivan, Kelly & Co.,
r. 2014 Filbert
Wilson E. Mrs., manicure, 126 Kearny, room 26
Wilson Earnest, cashier Davis Bros., p. 22 Geary
Wilson E. B. r. 266 Brannan
Wilson Edgar M., attorney at law, 207 Sansorae,
r. 805 Hyde
Wilson Edmund, expressman, cop Broadway and
Stockton, r. 407 Francisco
Wilson Edward, longshoreman, r. 327 Beale
Wilson Edward, waiter, r. 254 Minna
Wilson Edward A., clerk, r. 71:h Nineteenth
WILSON EDWARD M.
catarrli specialist, and proprietor Va-
porizing Inhalers, oflBce and r. S29
Kearny
Wilson Edward R., compositor Evening Post, r. 1510
Baker
Wilson Edward V., plumbing and gas fitting, 1508
Octavia
Wilson E. H. Mrs., fancy goods, 1324 Polk
Wilson Eliza A. Mrs,, varieties, 107)4 Seventh
Wilson Eliza J., widow, r. 1109 Broadway
Wilson Elizabeth, notions, SW cor Castro and Elgh-
teenth
Wilson E. M. Mrs., r. 1944 California
Wilson Emma Miss, candymaker, r. 1 Jackson PI
Wilson Ernest R., photographer, r. 1327 54 Vallejo
Wilson Eulalie Mrs., teacher, r. 1301 Taylor
GAS, WATER and STEAM
FITTING,
In all its Branches, Well Done.
W- E
PLUMBER,
Established 1860.
- L_ANE,
50B KEARN-Sr STREET*
Telephone 315.
FRATINGER & CO.
OF ALL DESCmFTIONS.
105 KEAKNY STREET.
WilBou Ezekiel, r. cor Fourteenth and Point Lobos Av
Wilson F., laborer P. M. 8. S. Co.
Wilson F. J., gripman Presidio RR.. r. 1205 UnfUy
Wilson Florence E., manager Citv Wire and Railing
Works, 731 Mission, r. 902 Laauna
Wilson Frauk, bartender, r. 4054 Ge^ry
Wilson Frank, carpenter, r. 7 Mason
Wilson Frank, clerk, r. 763 54 Howard
Wilson Frank, doormaker Jason Springer & Co., r. 102
Central Av
Wilson Frank, laborer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 1 Jackson
PI
Wilson Frank, night watchman Pac. Spring and Mat-
tress Co., r. 527 54 Natoma
Wilson Frank, waiter, r. 604 Vallejo
Wilson Frank J., physician, r. 711 Pine
Wilson Frederick, r. 163 Tehama
Wilson Frederick, decorator, r. 409 Stevenson
Wilson Frederick, molder, r. 138 Clara
Wilson Frederick, tailor, r. 718 Union, rear
Wilson Frederick A., bookkeeper William F. Wilson,
r. 1231 Turk
Wilson Frederick B., clerk, r. 41 Sixth
Wilson Frederick G., shipping clerk Menzies, Bing-
ham * Co., r. 11 Midway
Wilson Frederick J., bookkeeper, r. 719 Turk
Wilson Frederick M., law clerk Charles E. Wilson, r.
519 Webster
Wilson Frederick 8., clerk, r. 801 Leavenworth
Wilson Frederick 8., clerk H. E. Highton, p. 616
Grove
Wilson George, agent, r. 751 Howard
Wilson George, baker, r. 1 Jackson PI
Wilson George, bedmaker What Cheer House
Wilson George, brassfinisher, r. 254^ Perry
Wilson George, painter, p. 1204 California
Wilson George E. (Wilson k Brother) r. San Rafael
Wilson George E., clerk shipping dept F. S. Chad-
bourne & Co., r. 2000 Pine
Wilson George H., engineer, p. 2106 Greenwich
Wilson George H., foreman Andrew Wilkie, p. 1130
Shotwell
Wilson George R., sewing machine agent, p. 603
O'Farrell
Wilson George W., porter Tax Collector, r. 1333 Ala-
bama
Wilson George W., saddler, r. 2437 Greenwich
Wilson H., waiter The Baldwin
Wilson Harriet Mrs., r. 13 Ridley
Wilson Harry, chief engingeer stmr Mariposa
Wilson Harry, watchman, r. 6ii5 Pine
Wilson Hattie Miss, nurse, r. 1005 Sutter
Wilson Henry, boarding, 1028 Battery
Wilson Henry, fisherman, p. NW cor Tonquin and
Broderiek
Wilson Henry, Hquor saloon, 505 East, r. 1310 Mason
Wilson Henry, salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 1301
Sacramento
Wilson Henry, seaman, p. SW cop Dolores and Thir-
tieth
Wilson Henry, wooldustep Catton, Bell & Co., r. 608
Sixth
Wilson Henry A., gunsmith, 208 McAUistep, p. 1109
Broadway
Wilson Henry C, r. 1 Fifth
Wilson Henry G., proptr Empire Dairy, W b San
Bruno Road, nr Twenty-ninth
Wilson Henry J., stevedore, r. 107)4 Bay
Wilson Henry S. manager Fashion Stables, p. 705
Ellis
Wilson Herbert E. (Wilson & Son) r. 39 Hoff Av
W^ilson Horace, librarian Mechanics' Institute, 31
Post. r. 1307 Tavlor
Wilson Hugh B. (Wilson & Carr) r. 902 Laguns
Wilson I. F.. r. The Baldwin
Wilson Isaac, laborer, r. 1 Jackson PI
Wilson Isabelle S. Miss, teacher music, r. 211 Eight-
eenth
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CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Manntnctarer or every «le»*rlp«lon or
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CABS.
4S to SO Beale Street. San Franciaoo.
_ ^. a ^o^«4.*» Truman, Ishani & Hooker, 421-427 Markel Bt
Dennett Jump Seats- ^Vhoi^ksamj aj«i> RBTAHi.
WIL
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Plain. Japaiuied and Stamped
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
Wilson Israel C. porter W. Wlllia, r. 1602 Mason
Wilson James, r. 310 Montgomery Av
Wilson James, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r. 328
Fremont
WlUoQ James, carpenter, r. 2104 Green
Wilson James, cignrmsker H. Plagemann k Co.
Wilson James, clerk ^tna Iur. Co., r. Oakland
Wilson James, fireman, r. 27 Natuma
Wilson James, machinist, r. 17 Minna
Wilson James, molder Eisdon I. and L. Works, r. 631
Howard
Wilson James, restaurant, 1508 Polk
Wilson James, elioemaker, r. 509 Minna
Wilson James, storekeeper Palace Hotel, r. 342 Tehama
Wilson James, tanner, r. Cable House
Wilson James, waiter, r. 767 Howard
Wilson James A., sergeant police, r. 80 Ninth
Wilson'James B., managing editor The Elevator, 622
Clay, r. Oakland
Wilson James C, clerk, r. 636 Commercial
Wilson James F., shirtcutter, r. 703 Natoma
Wilson James H., bartender, r. 841 Howard
Wilson James H., saddlemaker J. C. Johnson & Co.,
r. 602 Folaom
Wilson James fl., waiter, r. 48 Second
Wilson James E., principal Boys' High School, r.l327
Turk
Wilson James R., carpenter, r! 909 Dolores
Wilson James R., clerk U. 8. Railway Mail Servlce.r.
3042 Sixteenth
Wilson James S., miner, r. 1615^ Geary
Wilson James 3., stoves and tinware, 405 Hayes, r.625
Linden Av
Wilson James W., horseshoer, r. 324 Jj Fourteenth
Wilson Jane, domestic 824 Lombard
Wilson Jane, widow, r. 102 Central Av, rear
Wilson Jane A., teacher music, r. 1109 Broadway
Wilson J. Charles (Perkins k Wilson) r. 961 Mission
Wilson J. Dayton, advertiser, and extraman Engine
No. 5, r. 1219 Stockton
Wilson Jennie Mrs., r. 636 !4 Fourth
Wilson Jeremiah L., manager bank and official dept
A. L. Bancroft k Co., «07 Market, r. 303 Van
Ness Av
Wilson J. G., cabinetmaker Friedricha k Gercke, r.
724 Folsom
Wilson J. N., palnfer and whitener, 926 Washington
Wilson J. N. E., attorney at law, 533 Kearny,
room 18. r. 1812 Pacific Av
Wilson John (John Wilson & Son) r. l-WO Eddy
Wilson John (Meyer, Wilson & Co.) r. Liverpool, Eng.
Wilson John, carpenter, r. 24 Turk
Wilson .John, carpenter, r. 915 Fifteenth
Wilson John, carpenter, r. 3010 Sixteenth
Wilson John, conductor Prenidio RR., r. 1208 Union
Wilson John, gold beater James Newman, r. 32 Val-
paraiso
Wilson John, laborer, r. 641 Commercial
Wilson John, laborer, r. 844 McAllister
Wilson John, laundryman, r. 215 Thirteenth
Wilson John, longshoreman, r. 403 Broadway
Wilson John, ship carpenter, r. 3 Stanly Court
Wilson John, surfman U. S. Life Boat Station, r. 820
Drumm
Wilson John, teamster, r. 208 Second
Wilson Jobn, waterman, r. NW cor Twentieth and
Collingwood
WUson John 6i Son (John and John M.) con-
tractors and builders, 622-624 Liguna
Wilson John A-, clerk, r. 249 Sixteenth
Wilson John A., cook, r. 214 Fourth
Wilson John A., msnter schr Irma, r. 409 Union
Wilson Jobn A., molder Eureka Foundry, r. E s Ten-
nessee, bet Butte and Solano
WiUon John A.; painter, r. 1131 Mission
Wilson John A., piano mover Sherman, Clay k Co.. r.
154 Silver
Wilson John B., r. 1124 Shotwell
Wilson John C. (J. Macdonough fc Co.) r. Oakland
Wilson John C. Jr., clerk J. Macdonough 4 Co., r,
Oakland
Wilson John D.. mining, 331 Montgomery, room 8, r.
Seminary Park, Alameda County
Wilson John E., clerk, r. 960 Folsom
Wilson John G., minlug, r. 14 Turk
Wilson John H., contractor and builder, r. 1224 York
Wilson John H., laborer, r. 403 Clementina
Wilson John J., coremaker, r. 362 Third
Wilson John M. (John Wilson & Sou) r. 1520 Eddy
Wilson John M., mining superintenfient. r. 1616 Post
Wilson John O., laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. 4 Harry
PI
Wilson John R., r. 3042 Sixteenth
Wilson John Scott (Hutchinson & Mann) r. 2741 Cali-
fornia
Wilson John T., machinist, r. 211 Shotwell
Wilson John T. Jr., engineer, r. 121 Shdtwell
Wilson John W., boxmaker, r. 1615 M Geary
Wilson Joseph, carpenter, r. 513 Shotwell
Wilson Joseph, foreman molder Empire Foundry, r.
17 Minna
Wilson Joseph, salesman Starr k Co., r. Oakland
Wilson Joseph F., compositor Francis, Valentine k
Co., r. 1510 Baker
Wilson Joseph H., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Wilson Joseph H., waiter B. Stege. r. 67 Natoma
Wilson Joseph L., r. Filbert, nr Van Ness At
Wilson Josie, widow, r. 136 Sixth
Wilson J. R., carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r. 909 Do-
lores
Wilson Julia Mrs., r. 362 Third
Wilson Kate, steward^-ss stmr City of Peking
Wilson Lawrence (Moller & Wilson) r. 2H3 East
Wilson Lee, with Truckee Lumber and Box ilatg Co.,
r. 405 Clementina, rear
Wilson Lizzie Miss. r. 214 Nineteenth
Wilson Louis S., r. 405 Minna
Wilson Ludwell M., condu.-tor North Beach and Mis-
sion ER., r. 2719 Folsom
Wilson Luella A., dressmaker, r. 8 Bourbon
Wilson L. W., washer United Carriage Co., r. 100
Jones
Wilson Maggie, widow, r. 2.'12 Green
Wilson Margaret I. Miss, copyist, r. 2858 Mission
Wilson Maria E., engraving on wood, 219 Bush,
r. 1407 Van Ness Av
Wilson Marlon A., chief deputy Tax Collector, r. $14
Jessie
Wilson Mary, widow, r. 602 Stockton
Wilson Mary, domestic Palace Hotel
Wilson Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 666 Howard
Wilson Marj- A., widow, r. 920 Valencia
Wilson Mary A., widow, r. 1327 >i Vallejo
Wilson Mary R., furnished rooms. 801 Leavenworth
Wilson Mutthew, policeman, r. 138 Thirteenth
Wilson Matthew T., homoeopathic physician, 13S
Haight
Wilson May, porter, r. 28 Hunt
Wilson M. E. Mrs., r. 22 Bond
Wilson Michael, carpenter, r. 410 Twenty-ieco»d
Wilson Michael, cook Portland Hotel
Wilson Mountford S. ( Wilson & Wilson) r. 711 Pine
Wilson Nicholas, machinist, r. 621 California
Wilson Olif, housemover, r. 424 Fifth
Wilson Olof, lumberman, r. 15 Chesley
Wilson O. P., master schr Beulah
Wilson Orlando H., barber, r. 474 Jessie
Wilson P., waiter, r. 213 Stevenson
Wilson Peter, fireman, r. 537 Second
Wilson Peter, longshoreman, r. 423 Natoma
Wilson Peter, stonecutter, r. 39 Jessie
Wilson Peter, teamster Henry Burnstine
Wilson Peter S., painter, r. 211 Eighteenth
Wilson P. G., speculator, r. 546 Howard
Wilson Philip N., salesman, r. 107 Seventh
Wilson Piercy, joarnalist Chronicle, r. 120 Po«t
THE BEST
CLOTHING
For MEN AND BOYS at
"THE HASTINGS'*
LICK HOUSE BLOCK, SAN FRANCISCO.
THE LM Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, 04,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN. Manager
WIL SEZTOiT, 1«L
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
WIL
1231
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Wilson Prudeuce C. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1113 Treat
At
WilKon P. S.. r. 793 Mission
Wilson Ralph W., auctioneer, r. 1936 Fillmore
Wilson Kumou E. (Estt-e, Wilson & McCutuhen) at-
torney at law, 119 California, room 19, r. 1733
Broadway-
Wilson Richard, clerk, r. 20U Filbert
Wilson Richard, waiter A. Classen
Wilson Rotiert, r. 320 Brauuan
Wilson Robert, r. 402 Golden Gate At
Wilson Robert, lumberman, r. 228 Duncan
Wilson Robert, managir D. Samuels, and fancy goods,
2854 MiSKioQ, r. 2853 Mission
Wilson Robert, seaman, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Wilson Robert, spiuner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 32 Valparaiso
Wilson Robert, tailor, r. 444 X Natoma
'Wilson Robert A., vice-president California
National Bank of San Francisco, 621 Market, and
secretary North PaciBc Trading and Packing Co.,
202 Ssnsome, r. 1605 Golden Gate Av
Wilson Robert C. porter Bullock & Jones, r. 411
Natoma
Wilson Robert C. (Gallagher & Wilson) r. 402 Broad-
way
Wilson Robert G., policeman, r. 59 Shipley
Wilson Robert O., teamster Hobbs, Wall k Co., r.
Oakland
Wilson Robert M., liquor saloon, 765 Howard
Wilson Rupert, weaver, r. W s Hyde, nr Bay
Wilson Russell J. (Wilson & Wilson) r. 2020 Buchanan
Wilson Rose Mrs., dressmaker, r. 28 Seventh
Wilson Samnel (Wilson & Son) r. :19 Hoflf At
Wilson Samnel, carpenter, r. 416 East
Wilson Samuel, starter Clay St. RR., r. 1301 Taylor
Wilson Samuel, tailor, 1329 Polk, r. 253 Minna
Wilson Samuel H., carpenter, r. 100 McAllister
Wilson Samuel M. (Wilson A Wilson) r. 711 Pine
Wilson Samuel W., conductor S. P. Co.
Wilson Sarah, widow, r. 046 Filbert
Wilson Sarah M. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 1227 Turk
Wilson S. D., r. 710 Vallejo
'Wilson Sewing: Machine Co., Estate Of Sam-
uel Hill agent, 634 Market
Wilson T., steward John Landgraf, r. 637 Sacramento
Wilson Thomas, assistant License Collector r. 917
Larkin
Wilson Thomas, gigger S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 821 Filbert
Wilson Thomas, policeman, r. 1715 Stevenson
Wilson Thomas, teamster Charles Harley & Co., r.
706 H Harrison
■Wilson Thomas, with Cutting Packing Co., r. 320
Seventh
Wilson Thomas H., machinist and engineer Cal.
Cigar Box Co., r. 666 Howard
IVilson Tliomas K., Judge Superior Court. Dept
1, chambers New City Hall, second floor, r. 610
EddT
Wilson 'Vernon, mining, 331 Montgomery, room 3, r.
Seminary Park, Alameda Co.
Wilson Wilbur I. (Wilson & Bro.) r. 838 Guerrero
Wilson William, r. 496 Fourth
WilHon William (Larsen & Wilson) r. 700H Bush
Wilson William, butcher, r. 136 Sixth
Wilson William, carpenter, r. 136 Sixth
Wilson William, engineer tug iBolus
Wilson William, foundryman, r. 43 Federal
Wilson William, law student, r. 640 Golden Gate At
Wilson William, painter, r. 529 Sacramento
Wilson William, painter, r. £ s Dolores, nr Eigh-
teenth
Wilson William, physician, 655 Howard
Wilson William, porter, r. 19 Sherwood PI
Wilson William, sailmaker Harding, Brann Ic Prior,
r. 318 Jessie
DR. BAZAN'S
TiiERno-i:i.x:cTKio
BUSSM anl TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Batis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
WATER FILTERS,
ALL SIZES AND KINDS FOR FAUCETS.
Large Filterers with capacity for cleaning all water
used in the house, simple and cheap.
Plumber,
Established 1800.
Ij-A.3SrE ,
505 Kearny Street,
Teleohone 315.
Wilson William, seaman, r. 415 Ewst ^■^
Wilson William, upholBterer, r. 35 Francreco
Wilson William A., clerk Dickson, DeWolf b Co, r.
1407 Van Ness Av
Wilson William D., pilot stmr Piedmont and fur-
nished rooms, 10;tl Market
Wilson William E., teamster, r. 745 Tehama
Wilson William F., marker Occidental Laundry
Wilson William F., meterman Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r.
1911 Union
Wilson William F., plumber and gasfltter, 3S
Stockton, r. 1231 Turk
Wilson William H., asphaltum roofer, 113 Jessie, r.
507 Howard
Wilson William H., carpenter S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 806 Bay
Wilson William J., clerk W. V. Tel. Co., r. 13 Ridley
Wilson William J., shoemaker Orin Jones & Co., r.
309 Minna
Wilson William L., lather, r. 437 Minna
Wilson William L., millhand Miller & Hamilton, r.
611 Hayes
WiUon William M.. plaster, r. 3018 Sacramento
Wilson William O.. r. 717 Broadway
Wilson William P., clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo
& Co.. r. 1616 Geary
Wilson William S. L., printer, r. 438 Seventh
Wilson William W., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 8
WILSON & BROTHER, George
E. and Wilbur I.) manufttcturers and
dealer* doors, -virindcvr blinds, ete.,
18-aid 'Drnmm
'Wilson & Carr (Hugh B. Wilson aud Frank D.
Carr) real estate agents, 18 Posi
Wilson & Son (Samuel and Herbert E.) plasterers, 39
Hoff Av
Wilson <& 'Wileon (Samuel M., Kussell J. and
Mountford S. Wilson) attorneys at law, 202 San-
some
0^" Wilson. See Wlllson
Wilstorf Charles, bookkeeper William Ehrenpfort
Wilton Belle Miss, teacher music r. 1006 Pine
Wilton Ephralm F., tailor, 1344 Market, r. 1315 Golden
Gate Av
Wilton John (Wilton k Cortelyou) r. 1013 Hayes
Wilton M. A. Mrs., r. 1006 Pine
Wilton Thomas H., marine photographer, 513 Fol-
som
Wilton William, engineer, r. 1511 H Taylor
Wilton William H., machinist Cal. Cracker Co., r.
1510!^ Broadway
Wilton & Cortelyou (John Wilton and Peter L. Cor-
telyou) dairy produce, 23-24 Cal. Market
Wiltz Frederick H., expressman, r. 1027 Market
Wiltz Theodore H., compositor Bulletin, r. 639}<
Tweutythird
Wilz John, fruits and vegetables, 643 Fourth, r. 499
Brannan
Wilzinski Bertha Mrs., r. 284 Minna
Wilzinski Bachael, dressmaker, r. 284 Minna
Wilzinski Tobias, merchant, r. 217 Golden Gate At
Wimmer Andrew, barber, r. 231 Fifteenth
Wimmer Conrad, laborer, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Wimmer George W., machinist, r. W s Iowa, l)et S*
lano and Butte
Wimmer Jacob, tailor, r. 920 Jackson
Wimmer Jane Mrs., hosiery dept S. F. Pioneer Wool-
en Factory, r. Bay, nr Larkin
Wimmer Julius, tailor, 628 Kearny, r. 920 Jackson
Wimmer Otto, brewer, r. 644 McAllister
Wiuall Stuart A., blacksmith, 413 Third, r. 634Haight
Wiuall Stuart A., musician, r. 915 Eighteenth
Winans , laborer, r. 224 Greenwich
Winans Joseph W. Jr., attorney at law, 604 Merchant,
r. 926 Clay
Winans J. W. Mrs., widow, r. 926 Clay
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 riRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
EOOKEINDEES.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVEB FIVE SIII.I.IONS.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO.. General Agents.
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Importers and Dealers in
ENQLISH AND AMERICAN
Encaustic, Olazed and Plain.
309. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Winans & Belknap (David P. Belknap) attorneys
at law, 601 Merchant
Winant Charles P., cook. r. 60854 Fourth
Winant Frederick, clerk Sherman, Clay & Co., r. 1223
Pine
■Winant Peter O., oysterman George Msyes & Co., r.
805 J^ Howard
Winant S. Mrs., widow, r. 1223 Pine
Winaut Samuel, laborer, r. 413 Fourth
Winants Edward M., r. N 8 Clay, bet Octavia and La-
gun*
Winants Peter P., r. N 8 Clay, bet Octavia and La-
guna
Winberg John A., florist, r. 33 Taylor
Winch Frederick C, druggist, apothecary,
chemifet and perfumer, 1916 Market
Winch Joseph D., seaman, r. 266 Brannan
Winch Walter, watchmaker and jeweler, 1916 Market,
r. 23 Guerrero
Winchell Gustav, r. 1709 Webster
Winchell Nellie, widow, r. 330 Minna
Winchester Ezra H. (Main & Winchester) r. Ports-
mouth, N. H.
Winchester House, John Pooley proptr, 44 Third
Winchester John P., salesman Main & Winchester, r.
Alameda
Winchester Hepeatinj^ Arms Co., Edward B.
Rambo manager. 418-421) Market
Winckelmaun John H., zincographer MacCabe & Co.,
r. 915 Montgomery
Winckler Catherine, widow, r. 21(R Hyde
Winrkler William, clerk, r. 9 Pfeiffer
■^ Winckler. See Winkler
WIncup George, cigarmaker, r. 1205 Stockton
Windecker Caspar, bakerv, 755 Howard
WINDELH.& CO. (Henri Win.
del) furniture storage and advances
made on furniture, pianos, etc., 310
Stockton
Windel Henri (H. Windel & Co.) r. 310 Stockton
Windele Edwin, physician, 715 Larkin, r. 132 Tenth
Windeler Georc'e R., cooper, 241 King, r. 405
Third
Windeler Peter (F. Hillebrandt k Co.) r. 2012 Folsom
Winden Frederick, baker, r. 451?^ Jessie
Winders John R., compositor Alta
Windham'Emma, widow, r. 25 Hyde
W^indhaus Bernard, wines and liquors, 600 Mc-
Allister, r. 540 McAllister
Windisch Francis G., cook stmr Madrona, r. 17 Val-
lejo
Windmiller Daniel (M. b D. Windmiller) r. 104
Kearny
Windmiller Jacob, pedd'er, r. 303 Davis
Windmiller M. * D. (Maurice and Daniel) mnfrs
furs. 124 Kearny
Windmiller Maurice (M. & D. Windmiller) r. 104
Kearny
Windrow Albert, tanner Poetsch & Peterson r SW
cor Twenty-sixth and Mission
Windrow Chris., butcher, and e^traman Engine No. 11
r. NW cor Railroad At and Falkland
Windrow Henry, bricklayer, r. 229 Eighth
Windrow John M.. butcher, and extraman Engine
No. 13. r. SW cor Mission and Twentv-sixth
Windrow Joseph, clerk Recorder's Office", r. SW cor
Mission and Twenty-sixth
Windrow Richard, liquor saloon, SW cor Mission and
Twenty-sixth, r. 2927 Mission
M^^k "t ^"**^ James Gilleran proprietor. 905
Windsor WilUam G. . tinner, r. 202 Sixth
■^ Windsor. See Wlnsor
Wind t Henry A., groceries and liquors, NE cor Hyde
and Broadway
^*?**J"*»*"*^«' Propi^etor Eagle Tannery, r. E b
San Bruno Road, bet Colusa and Tuba
Wine House T he, Badovich b Uhrlandt proprie-
tors, 306 Kearny
Wine John, lungshoreman, r. 225 Drumm
Wlneburg Emanuel, salesman, r. 412 Hyde
Wineburgh Lazarus, machinist, r. 110 Minna
Wlnegar Charles E., engineer, r. 8 Verona
Wlnehill Gustave, r. 1709 Webster
Wlnfeltor J., musician, r. 4 Telegraph PI
Winfield Andrew, stableman U. S. Drayman, r. 618
Third
Winfield Henry, clerk, r. 48 Seventh
Wing Charles, bookkeeper, r. 427 Stevenson
Wing Florence D., teacher Irving Primary School, r.
707 >4 McAllister
Wing Nicholas, paperdealer, r. 427 Stevenson
Wing Nicholas Jr., driver, r. 427 Stevenson
Wing Stephen, supervisor deposit melting U. S. Mint
r. 19 Liberty
Wing Wallace, contractor, r. 1050 Howard
Wing William, clerk, r. NW cor Bay and Dupont
Wing William, drayman Wetmore Bros., r. 1006 Po\r-
ell
Wing William H. (William H. Wing & Co.) r. Ber-
keley
Wing Wilham H. k Co. (William H. Wing and John
C. Waller) proptrs Cal. Last Factory, NE corMis-
siou and Fremont
Wlngard Adam, mining superintendent, r. 1415 Wash-
ington
Wingard Franklin P., joiner, r. 1510 Larkin
Wingate John D., clerk Brown Bros. & Co., r. 11
Monroe
Wingate's Express, Brand Bros, proptrs, 303 East
Winge Iver P., machinehand Albert F. Knorp, r. 508
Ninth
Wingerter Charles J., capitalist, 2714 Sacramento
Wingerter Edward P., gardener, r. 2714 Sacramento
Wingerter Herman, drayman Hammer, Leist & Co., r.
606 Filbert
Wingerter Jacob, expressman, r. 9 Ewing PI
Wingfield John, porter Russ House, r. 909 Post
Wingrove Edward, r. 604 Pine
Winkebrit Louis, milker John Christian, r. cor Clem-
ent and Twenty-ninth Av
Winkleman Caspar H., r. 128 Clara
Winkelman Frederick, clerk, r. 601 Hayes
Winkelman Henry, r. 915 Montgomery
Winkelman Henry, capitalist, r. 601 Hayes
Winkelman L. C, chronometer and watchmaker. 513
Montgomery, r. Oakland
Winkelman Paul, collector L. Thora, r. 140 Twelfth
Winkelman Robert, r. 915 Montgomery
Winkle Brothers (Henry Jr. and William) bakery,
SE cor Vallejo and Battery
Winkle Henry Jr. (Winkle Bros.) r. SE cor Vallejo
and Battery
Winkle William (Winkle Bros.) r. SE cor Vallejo and
Bdttery
Winklemann Charles, salesman, r. Ahlborn House
Winkler Charles, r. 23 Hunt
Winkler Charles, r. 720 Howard
Winkler Charles, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r.
1517 Dupont
Winkler Edward, pianomaker Sherman, Clay & Co., r,
S B East Park, bet Laurel and North Avs
Winkler Frederick F.. upholsterer, r. 313 Fell
Winkler George, laborer, r. 444 Brannan
Winkler Henry, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r.
1517 Dupont
Winkler Henry C, groceries, etc., 1100 Union
Winkler J. M. Rev., pastor St. Johannes B.M. Klrche
Winkler Julius, wines and liquors, cor Howard
and New Montgomery, r. 212 Second
Winkler Moritz, cook, r. 411 Pacific
«£?■ Winkler. See Winckler
Winkley Philip W., teamster, r. 19 Page
Winks J. W., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 1104
Market
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
THE LARGEST
CARPET AND OPHOLSTERY HOOSE
ON THE PACIPIO COAST.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
KXXT ABOTS PULdLCS HOTXI,.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
UanuActurers of Show Cas«a
and Store Fixtures.
3? mm St
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY!
Finer than the cIbss of Champagnes «ent from
France to this countrr, but without Brandy. ;
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
630 WASBnraTo^ steeet.
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Winn Abel T., teacher Boys' High School, r. 230 Her-
mann
Winn Alexander, with S. P. Gas Light Co., r. 20 Free-
Ion
Winn Edward, roofer, r. 411 Sansome
Winn Frank L., second lieutenant Co E, Ist Infantry
U. 8. A., r. Angel Island
Winn H. S.. great chief of records Improved Order
Red Men, r. 132ft Octavia
Winn James H., r. 1774 Folsom
Winn John T., oysternian, r. E sEast. nr Washington
Winn Patrick, driver N. B. and M. KK., r. 909 Shot-
well
Winn Patrick, cardriver, r. 2817 Folsom
Winn Thomas, steward, r. 1426 Pacific
Winn Thomas J., tailor, 7 Eddy, r. 222 Ellis
Winn William H., expressman, cor Kearny and Com-
mercial, r. W s Vermont, bet Sonoma and Yolo
i^" Wiiin. See Wvnn and Wynne
Winne David P. (Winue & White) r. New York
Wliine 6i White (David P. Winne and Horace F.
White) dealers twinets and cordage, 414-416 Clay
Winner Nicholas, r. 641 Washington
Winning Edward S., engineer stmr Bonita, r. 924
Broadway
Winsen C. S., laiindryman, r. 529 Valencia
Winsett Charles C, driver Market St. RB., r. 611
Fourth
Wlnship Elizabeth Mrs., r. 728 Broadway, rear
Winship George C, r. 121 Seventh
Wlnship Hattie M., widow, seamstress, r. 2404 Folsom
Wlnship Thomas J. engineer, r. 403 Broadway
Winslow C, storekeeper stinr Mexico
Winslo'w Channcey R., a^ent Boston Rubber
Shoo Co., 15 First, r. 719 Sutter
Winslow Christian J., machinist, r. 423 Harrison
Winslow Edward N., bookkeeper, r. 423 Harrison
Winslow Elizabeth, widow, r. 423 Harrison
Winslow George, pressman, r. 1611 Leavepworth
Winslow Henry C, purser stmr Los Angeles, r. 1308
Valencia
Winslow James (James Winslow & Co.) and liquor
saloon, 314 Third, r. 836 Guerrero
Winslow James, canvasser, r. 202 Sixth
Winslow James & Co. (James Winslow and Walter
Vitt) wholesale liquor dealers, 871 Market
Winslow J. M. Mrs., widow, r. 2621 Howard
Winslow John H., machinist, r. 423 Harrison
Winslow Martin, night inspector Custom House, r.
969 MisPion
Winslow Peter, longshoreman, r. 71 Tehama
Winslow Thomas J., compositor, r. 423 Harrison
Winslow William, r. 913 Valencia
Winslow William, foundryraan, r. 24 Stanly PI
Wlnsor Charles F., lighthouse keeper,, East Brother
Winstanley Clement, topographical assistant engi-
neer's office D. S. A., r. W 8 Devisadero, bet
Greenwich and Lombard
Winston Emmett C, trader, r. 554 Stevenson
Winston Isaac, sub-assistant U. S. Coast and Geodetic
Survey, r. 615 Stockton
Winteler George, shoemaker, r. 728 Broadway, rear
Winter Andrew, seaman, r. 13 Clay
Winter Carsten, liquor saloon, NW cor Jackson and
East, r. 2208 Mason
Winter Charles, house painter, r. 417 Montgomery
Winter Clinton, real estate, 626 Montgomery r. 309
Mas^n
Winter Emma Miss, teacher music, r. 417 Montgom-
ery
Winter Frederick, laborer Ohlandt & Co., r. NE cor
Missouri and Yuba
Winter Henry (Winter fc Wollstadt) r. 29 Tenth
Winter Herman, clerk Richard Pecht. r. 601 Geary
Winter James H., druggist, Es Mission, opp
Twentv-nliith
Winter James W., dentist, 206 Kearny, r. 1014
Twenty-first
FRATINGER & CO.
Fine Dressmaking
105 KEARNY STREET.
CAST IRON PIPE.
GAS and WATER PIPE
And FITTINGS of all Sixes.
W. E.~LANE,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
Established 1880. Telephone 315.
Winter John, cooper Am. Sugar Refinery Co., r. 24
Hampton PI
Winter John, teamster Friedrichs & Gercke, r. 662
Natoma
Winter John F., groceries and liquors, 701 Montgom-
ery Av, r. 617 Ml nt^omery Av
Winter John H., groceries, NW cor Haightand Steiner
Winter Joseph, clerk F. Chevalier & Co., r. 920 Pacific
Winter Joseph C, r. 523 Mission
Winter Joseph T.. ironworker, and extraman Engine
No. 4, r. 3.54 Clementina
Winter Josephine, widow, r. 4 Cadell Alley
Winter Lloyd, artist, 417 Montgomery
Winter Louis, expressman, SE cor Pine and Kearny,
r. 315 Twenty-eighth
Winter Louis O., clerk Cal. Hosiery Co., r. 203 Dolores
Winter Louis P., carpenter, r. 1821 Polk
Winter Martin, seaman, r. 320 Drumm
Winter Maurice (Winter .<: Felsing) r. 2839 Howard
Winter May Mrs., r. 710 Taylor
Winter M. J., widow, r. 1713 M Jessie
Winter P., varnisher Friedrichs & Gercke, r. 632 Na-
toma
Winter Patrick D., proprietor Cal. Varnish Works,
and S. F. Glue Works, r.' W s Utah, bet Center
and El Dorado
Winter Philip, barber C. Ludwig, r. 1223 Kearny
Winter Robert, artist, 417 Montgomery
Winter Robert R. (Hapgood * Co.) r. East Oakland
Winter Rudolph, bartender L. Zacharias, r. 627 Green
Winter Thomas P.. cashier Kohler & Chase, r. Oak-
land
W^Inter Washington G., dentist, 206 Kearny, r.
1014 Twenty-first
Winter William, r. 1713J4 Jessie
Winter William, assistant engineer stmr Oregon, r.
Alameda
Winter William, clerk, r. 417 Montgomery
Winter William, real estate, r. 710 Capp
Winter William J., master stmr Constance
Winter William J., seaman, r. 5 Washington
Winter & Felsing (Maurice Winter and Frederick
Felsing) sausage factory. 37 Main
Winter & Wollstadt (Henry Winter and Nic Woll-
stadt) sausage factory, 29 Tenth
t^ Winter. See Winters
Winterberg Adolph, porter Loewe Bros., r. 1618 Turk
Winterberg Gustave, tailor, r. 1618 Turk
Winterberg Wolrad, physician, 602 Sutter
Winterbottom George, cigarmaher, r. 480 Eighth
Winterbottom Henry, carpenter John Cook, r. SE cor
Hancock and Noe
Winterbottom Orlando, cigarmaker, r. 480 Eighth
Winterbottom Orlando Jr., r. 480 Eighth
Winterbottom Sarah Mrs., folder clothing dept. U. S.
A., r. 480 Eighth
Winterburn Frank, printer Joseph Winterburn & Co.,
r. 2009k Fillmore
Winterburn George F., printer Joseph Winterburn k
Co., r. 1617 Gough
Winterburn George H., correspondent Pacific Bank,
r. 1009 Gough
Winterburn G. W., clerk Shoobert, Beale & Co., r.
2009 Fillmore
Winterburn J. Charles, clerk iEtna Ins. Co., r. 1617
Gough
Winterburn Joseph (Joseph Winterburn k Co.) r. 1617
Gough
Wiijtterbnrn Joseph & Co. (Joseph Winterburn
and William Hofechneider) printers and electro-
typers, 417 Clay
Winterfield William, traveling salesman L. T. Lltt-
mann, r. 110 Eddy
Winterhalter Wildrick. architect, 115 Fhelan Bldg, r.
1430 Golden Gate Av
Winters and Ukiah Railroad Co., Willard V.Hunt-
ington secretary, NE cor Fourth and Townsend,
room 48
JOHN HAMMOND
78
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
HannfiMTtarer of everr deaerlptlon of
PASSBNQEB, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to 5« B«ale Street. Ban FriauciKCO.
Truman, Isham & Hooker, ^''^'^'^^[Ittor^&^^r^^^^i:'^
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOBTEB3 or
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufactnrers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 311. 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STEEET
Winters Annie Mrs., r. 735 Harrison
■Winters Beiijnmin, commercial traveler, r. 106 Eddy
Winters Charles, vHrnisher, r. 203 Dolores
Winters Daniel, painter, r. 14 Valparaiso
Winters Francis, milker Jobn B. Williams, r. Seventh
Av, nr Railroad track
Winters Frank B.. fruits, 124 Fourth
Winters Frederick, butcher, r. 203 Dolores
Winters James, fiiemaii 8. F. Gas Light Co.
Winters (Teorge. r. 227 Second
Winters George, but'-h r, r. 14 Natoma
Winters Michael (Connors & Winters) r. 2113 Polk
Winters Michael, lab'irer, r. 14 Freelon
Winters Patriik J., clerk McDonnell tt Kroeger, r.
117M Bartlett
Winters S. H., commercial traveler, r. 905 Market
Winters Thomas, shoemaker, r. 48 Seventh
Winters Thomas E.. plasterer, r. 415 Lily Av
Winters Thnmas H., master mariner, r. 746 Howard
10" Winters. See Winter
Winterson Michael, expressman, 8E cor Sansome and
Merchant, r. 319 Ivy Av
Winterson Patrick H., bookbinder Hicks & Judd, r.
319 Ivy Av
Winterton John D., salesman Martin Sachs k Co., r.
(il4 Powell
Winterton John R., r. 614 Powell
Wiuthrop Charles B., salesman, r. 402 Stockton
Winthrop Edward H., roofer, r. 10:iO Clay
Winthrop House, Mrs. Anna M. Patterbon proptr, 081
Mission
Winthrop Isaac E., roofer, r. 1104 Mission
Wiuthrop John A., printer, r. 404 Polk
Winthrop Olive W., r. 18ii5 Tnion
Winthrop William L., deputy Sheriff, r. 404 Polk
Wintjen Jacob, clerk Goetjen & Woebke, r. 499 X
Fourth
Wlnton Frank P., plasterer, r. Ahlborn House
Winton Nelson W., city agent ^tna Inaurance
Co., 311 California, r. Oakland
Wintnngham Thomas, with Parrott k Co., r. San
Rafael
Wirsine Charles H., packer Wiester k Co., r. 1312
Guerrero
Wirt Noyi s 8., attorney at law, r. B19 Montgomery
Wirth George (Pleperling & Wirth) r. 112ii Filbeit
Wirtuer A. Mrs., dress and cloak making, 134 Eddy
Wirtner Adolf, tailor, 134 Eddy
Wise Addle Miss, r. 22 0^tavi:j
Wise Alexander, clerk Julius Heyman. r. 1617 Pine
Wise Barzilla J., reporter, r. 1910 Steinep
Wise Bertha, widow, r. 1617 Pine
Wise Charles, cabinetmaker, r. 158 Ninth
Wise Charles H. L., teamster, r. 629 Broadway
Wise Charles W.. conductor Sutter St. BR., r. 1910
Steiner
Wise Edward, butcher F. Di Vecchio, r. 133 Octavia
Wise Frank J., pressman Chronicle, r. 1129 Broadway
Wise Frederick A., machinist, r. 3r,8 Third
wi8B George, Ironer S. F. Launlry
W se George, peddler, r. 1024 Howard
Wise George H., calker, p. 1609 O'Farrell
Wlae Hattie Miss, r. 22 Octavia
Wine Henry (Perkins * Wise) r. 928 Eddy
Wise Herman, clerk, r.' 23 Laskie
Wise H. P.. p. 1007 Market
Wise H. P. Mrs., widow, r. 22 Octavia
Wise James A., seaman, r. 500 Shotwell
Wise Joachim, bartender, r. 6 Montuomery Court
Wise Jobn, fireman stmr Santa Kosa, r. 121 Perry
Wise Jobn, laborer, r. 18 Heron
Wise Jobn, teamster, r. 4:r2 Natoma
Wlae JoUn H. (Christy & Wise) and president
Commercial Insurance Co.. and State Harbor
Commissioner, r. 14(jfl Leavenworth
Wise John H., cook, p. 1419 Folsom
Wise John L., driver A. F. Green A Co.. p. S57 Third
Wise Lee C, gripmau Clay St. UB.. r. 1419 Clay
Wise Maurice, menhant. r. 133 Octavia
Wise IMorris, traveling salesman, r. 12 Willows At
Witce Newton, assistant cashier Keane Bros., r. 1836
Market
Wise p. ter, Inborer, r. W s Prospect Av, nr Powell At
\\ise Richard H., miner, r. 10H3 Mission
Wise Kobert, cigarmaker, r. 303 H Turk
Wise Robert H., teamster, r. 1835 Market
Wise Samuel, clerk, r. 133 Octivia
Wise Sigmund, salesman, r. 1325 Steiner
Wise Thomas, fireman strap Santa Rosa. p. 121 Perry
Wise Wallace A., student Cope .V Boyd, p. 928 Eddy
Wise Wallace C, salesman Fisher &"Co., r. H32 Page
Wise William, salesman A. & E. Salmon, p. 1617 Pine
Wise William H., r. 1024 Howard
var Wise. See Weis, Weise, Weiss and Wieae
Wiseman A., helper Cal. Horstshoe Co.
Wiseman Alfred E., laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
E s Vermi>nt, bet Humboldt and Sierra
Wiseman George, clerk, r. 3;J4 Fourth
Wiseman Jacob, molder, p. 181 Jessie
Wiseman Jamis D., courtroom clerk Superior Court,
Dept 3, r. 123 Twelfth
Wiseman John J., lamplighter, r. 123 Twelfth
Wiseman Johu J. Jr., gaafitter J. D. Welch r. 133
Twelfth
Wiseman Josepb P., secretary Post Publishing
Co., 500 Montgomery, r. 505 Mason
Wiseman Mary Miss, teacher Golden Gate Primary
School, r. 123 Twelfth
Wiseman Thomas, carpenter, r. E a Vermont, bet
Humboldt and Sierra
Wiseman William E., wood engraver Patton ft Hol-
stein. r. E 8 Vermont, bet Sierra and Humboldt
Wisenden James, carpenter W. A. Meeker, p. 6 Middle
Wiaendeu Henry, bpicklayer, p. 6 Middle
Wisenden William, apprentice W. A. Meeker, r. 6
Middle
Wisewell Chaplet A., lettercarpier Post Office, r. 1007
Vallejo
Wishman Daniel, quartermaster atmr UmatllU, r. 161
Perry
Wishman Henry J., carpenter, r. 2309 Polk
Wisker Frank G., clerk, p. 54 Shipley
WiskotschiU Ignatius J., galvanizep, p. 428 Cheatmat,
rear
Wisler William J., sboeflttpr. r. 564 Howard
Wismar Jens, mate bktne City of Papetta, r. 263 East
Wjsmer Christian, portrait arUst, r. 22:14 Post
Wissel Albert acconntaut, 214 California, r. 90i
Steiner
Wissel August J., ppovigions, 8W cop Railroad At
and Manitoba, r. W g Railroad Av, bet Manitoba
and Dominica
Wissel Henry F. W., butcher, p. NW cor Railroad At
and Manitoba
Wissel Otto W., clerk August J. Wissel, r. W a Bail-
road Av, bet Manitoba and Dominica
WiRsig Henry, refiner, r. 4 Kohler'a PI
Wishing Charles H., horaeshoer, r. W a Minot. nr Lin-
coln Av, B. H.
Wissing Frederick J., liquor saloon, 1057 Folsom, r.
1047 Folsom
Wissing Frederick W., woodcarver, p. W a Uinot, nr
Lincoln Av, B. H.
Wissing Henry A., metal worker, p. 1047 Folsom
Wissing Peter, driver W. Westerfeld p. 1035 Market
Wisi^ing William, laborer, r. W a Minot, nr Lincoln
Av, B. H.
Wissing William A., teamster, r. 848 Folsom
Wlasinger J., contractor, r. 2301 Deviaadero
Wistraud Andrew, wood and coal, 1426 Howard
Wiswall William T., policeman, r. 715 Sancbea
Wiswell Charles, butcher Hammond ft Brod, ». 704
Howard
Wiswell Charlea A., r. 14225* Pacific j
Wiswell Edward S., aign paiiiter Thomas Downlmc. r.
12 Guy PI
<£
^. AND..
UNDERWEAR
THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
ORIENT lis. Co. OF HARTFORD i
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,551,95<:
GEO. D. DGRNIN, Manager
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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Wiswell Fred H. (Marks «£ Wlswoll) r. OskUnd
Wiswell I. V. Mrs., re-taurnnt, 322 Dayie. r. 12 Gny PI
WiKwell John, blacksmith Larkius * Co.. r. 7 Kausch
Wiswell Jo8> ph A., paiuter and paperhauger, 1314
Mark- 1. r. Oakland
■Wiswell S:irah P., widow, r. 7 Ransch
Wiswell Thaddeus, laborer, r. 6 Venms
Wttb. ck H. R. Mrs., widow, r. 30a Eldy
Witcher John 8., major and pnymaster U. 8. A.,
: - ^ 36 New Montgomery, r. 712 Sutt'-r
"Witcher John S. Jr., clerk paymaster's dept U. S. A.,
r. 712 Sutter
Witham Cbarles B., grain broker, SW cor Cl»y »nd
Davis, r. lOS.i Mission
■Witham Cbarles H., sergeant police, r. 959 Mission
Witham Walter D. (Blake, Moffitt 4 Towne) r. 2501
Fillmore
Witham William L. (Larzelere & Witham) r. 2505
Washington
Witbxm William 3., teamster Payot, Upham k Co., r.
2506 Wasbiugton
Withee Joseph M., lumberman, r. 120 Fourth
Withenberger Hermann, shoemaker, r. 18 Garden
Witherby Daniel S., r. 2613 Folsom
Withereli Frank, liueman Pac. Bell Tel. Co., r. 1530
Clay
Withereli Percy, telegraph operator, r. 1630 Clay
Withereli Susie, widow, r. I.o30 Clay
Withers Albert K., teamster C. F. Tobey, r. 425 Clem-
entina
Withers John W., shoemaker, r. Ill Jessie
Withers Mary, widow, r. 425 Clementina, rear
Withey James, helper Pac. Box Factory, r. Iu51 How-
ard
Withington Charles W., machinist, r. 1112 Folsom
Wilhlugton James, catt e trader, r. 415 Tweuty-second
Withington Sumner, cli-rk, r. 1112 Folsom
Withrow Isasc N. (I. N. Withrow k Co.) r. 150 Ninth
Withrow I. N. & Co. (Isaac N. Withrow and Herbert
L. Pendleton) shoe mnfrH, 148 Ninth
Wltkowsky David, cutter, r. 321 Hyde
Witkowsky Harris, tailor, 235 Fourth
Witmer George, transferer Schmidt Label and Lltho-
graphio Co., r. 315 Lombard
Witt Ad-Iph H.. cleik G. G. Burnett, r. 28 Ge«ry
Witt Behreud, liquor ialoon, KO? Battery
Witt Charles, bartender, r. 10(i7 Battery
Witt Frederick O., brasbflnisher Joseph Budde, r.
1214 Ellis
Witt Henry, fruits and vegetables, 235 Sixth, r. 231
Sixth
Witt Johannes, fruits and vegetables, 9-10 and 20 Bay
City Market, r. 2.5 Elgin Park Av
Witt Julius (Witt & Pursch) r. New York
Wilt Theodore . traveling salesman Strange & Jaenicke,
r. 526 Howard
Witt Ac Pursch (Julius Witt and Frank Pursch) mnfrs
clothing, 113 Battery
Wltte Annie, cook. Mount St. Joseph Infant Af ylum
Witte Charles, groceries and liquors, boarding and
lodging, W s Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Witte Heury, seaman, r. 5 Washington
Witte Herman D., barber and baths, 230 Sutter, r. 517
Ta.vlor
Witte J. H. clerk, r. 530 Greenwich
Witte William, varnisher A. Fret. r. 474 X Tehtma
Wittell John H., cigB maker, r. 26 Turk
Wittemann Br thers (New York) offlo« 417 Battery
Wittenb rg Adolph, clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 1436
Mission
Wittenberg David, boarding. 944 Howard
Wittenberg Herman, clerk F. F. Speckman, r. 817
Jessie
Wittenberger Herman, shoemaker, 8 Taylor, r. 18
(••rden
WIfter Frederick S., r. 917 H Mission
Wittreld Arnold, shoemaker, 418H Larkin, r. 323
Twenty ninth
LEAD PIPE, SOLDER, TIN
AND SHEET LEAD.
i:«ad -Work of all kinds well done.
Plumber,
Established 1860.
505 Kearny Street.
Telephone 315.
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIEKMO-E1.ECTRIC
RUSSIAN M TURKISH BATHS
Also Meilicateil ami Electric Eatls Giyen.
415 SUTTER STREET, 413
■V^'ittfeld P., variiisher rnedrichs i: Uercke, r. o2t
Twenty-ninth
Wittgenstein Meyers D., salesman, r. 321 O'Farrell
Witthack Frederick, driver S. F. Soda Water Works,
r. 8 '^andewater
Wittick Joseph, driver, r. 6 Pratt PI
Wittich T. K., r. 408 Van Ness Av
Wlttig Gebbardt, waiter, r. 36i Jessie
Wittkopp Cornelius, pa< ker H. W. Frank h Co., r.
Grant Alley, nr Sixteenth
Wittkopp Henry, cooper J. H. Holden, r. 555 Mlssioa
Wittland William (Wittland k Fredricksou) r. 1210
Jackson
Wlttlaud William J., bookkeeper Grangers' Bank of
Ciilifornia. r. 1210 Jai-kson
Wittland <fc Fredrickson, (William Wittland
aud Frederick O. Fredrickson) fruits and produce
commisssion. 32i Davis
Wittmaack Charles, jeweler, r. 426 Fourth
Wittmaack Ferdinand (Wittmaack & "Vock) r. SW car
Grove and Webster
Wittmaack & Yoak (Ferdinand Wittmaack and Simou
Vock) groceries and liquors, 41 Fourth, and SW
cor Grove and Webster
Wittman George, policeman, r. 9 Washington At
Wittmau George, shirt cutter, r. 1118 Valencia
Wittman George W., pressman Rosenthal k Roesek,
r. ISVm Natoma
Wittman Samuel, cook, r. 14 Grant At
<&" Wittman. See Whlttnann and Widman
Wittuiann Cbarles R., carpenter, r. 234 Oak
WittmHun Julius J., r. 634 Green
Wittmeler John G.. liquor saloon. 513 Pacifio
Wittmer Jacob, clerk Fechheimer, GooUkind k Co.,
r. 26n8 Sutter
Wittner Jacob, porter Charles Levy, r. 657 Minna
Wiitram Cbarleb, attorney at law, 224 Moutgomery. r.
905 Mnrket
Wittram Frederick, manager Wittram Mnfg Co., 52.S
Front, aud real estate, 224 Montgomery, r. 2319
California
Wittram Mufg Co., Frederick Wittram manager. 533
Front
Witts Richard, plumber, r. 5 Lausaat
WittK William, plasterer, r. 77 Ninth
Witzel Gustav (Meyer, Marshall * C<>.) and groceries
and liquors, 600 Davis, r. lOi Pacific
Witzel Joliu F. (Witzel * Baker) r. 912 Greenwich
WitZHl Julius, r. 1140 Vj Howard
Witzel & Baker (John F. Witzel and Charles F. Baker)
commis-ionmerchaniS aud wholesale provisions,
32i>-322 Battery
Witz-iu»un William F. (Witzemann k Staiger) r. 661
Howard
Witzemann William F. Mrs., widow, r. 561 Howard
Wlt/emnnn & Staiger (William F. Witzemann and
Jacob J. Staik'er) butcUera, 417 Kast
Witzky Herman L., butcher, r. 10 18 Kearny
Wixom LnuiSH, widow, r. IH6U, Howard
Wobber Eruest A., groceries and liquors, BE coi Mis-
sion and Thirteenth
Wobber Hsury, groceries and liquors, NE cor Geary
and Leavenworth, r. 6(10 H Leavenworth
Wobber Herman, wood and coal, 924 J4 Folsom, r. »2«
Folsojn
Wobber William, wines and liquors, SW cor Stockton
and O'Farrell. r. 215 Masou
Woebke Johann {Goetgen & Woebke) r. 716 Stockton
Woehl Heury, barber, 49S*iTaiuento
Woehler ."hristlan, tailor Henry Planx. r. 607 Powell
WoeUel Hugo B., watchmaker, 320 Hayes, r. 77-J
Stevenson
Woelfel John, baker W. Westerfeld, r. 565 Stevenson
Woelfel Siiuon, foreman Pac. Brewery, r. 207 Third
Woelffel Uicbard, bookkeeper I. S. Van Winkle & Co.,
r. Napa
Woene Franz, bntcher F. Katz
1 Wuentie Emil (Hofuiann & W'oenne) r. 1817 Market
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 FIRST ST.
T2LEFHONB 82.
PRINTERS, ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN, ^^%:^\k^lf^n ^^^^il
WOE
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Trimmings
a Specialty,
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Woerner Catherine, widow, r. NE cor Twenty-f ourtli
and Noe
Woerner David, cooper and manufacturer beer
and liquor barrels, wine casks, tubs, etc., NW cor
Main and Harrison, r. 2908 Washington
Woerner Honora, widow, r. 2135 Mission
BS^Woerner. See Werner
Woerz Albert, barber, 801 Kearny, r. 825 Kearny
Woerz Gottlieb H., liquor saloon, 5 Hardie PI
Woessner Henry, bartender Gottlob E. Brosi, r. 45
Second
Woest Charles L. (Woest& Dall) r. 740 Pine
Woest John P., policeman, r. 2700 Mission
Woest & Dall (Charles L. Woest and Christopher 0.
Dall) groceries and liquors, SW cor Vallejo and
Powell
B^Wohl. See Wall
Wohlander Andrew J., tailor Henry Mayer, r. 417
Mason
Wohlander Charles, patternmaker W. T. Garratt &
Co., r. 816 Jespie
WohlHuder Frithjof, machinist W. T. Garratt & Co.,
r. 816 Jessie
Wohler Catherine, widow, r. 446 Tehama
Wohler Charles, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r. 109
Bartlett
Wohler John (Wohler & Menke) r. 200 Francisco
Wohler Si Menke (John Wohler and Henry M.
Henke) groceries and liquors, 200 Francisco
Woblers Albert, teamster, r. 853 Harrison
Wohlers Arnold, laborer, r. 236 Twenty-eighth
Wohlers C, widow, r. S s Thirtieth, nr Mission
Wohlers Henry, cabinetmaker A. Frei, r. 624 Fourth
Wo'hlers Henry, trunbmaker, r. 338 Kitch
Wohlers John, tanner, r. 236 Twenty-eighth
Wohlers Richard, teamtter, r. 338 Kitch
"Wohlfarth H., r. 311 Jessie
Wohlfeld Louisa, widow, r. 328 Sixth
Wohlke Frederick W., bookkeeper estate of Louli
Hentrich, r. 35 Eleventh
Wohlstein William F., porter John Cogan, r. 2015
Dupont
Wohltman Claus, drayman George W. Meade & Co.,
r. 426 Brannan
Wohltman Henry, teamster, r. 1133 Harrison, rear
Wohltmann John D., driver Enterprise Brewery, r.
804 Sixteenth
Wohn John, tanner Christian Hellwig, r. 1225 York
Wohn John, woodcarver, r. TjO Bryant
Wohn Wendel, carpenter, r. 906 Jackson
Wolbern Frederick, laborer Cal. Glue Works, r. N 8
Venezuela, bet Tombigbee and Potomac
Wolcott Charles P., Custom House broker, 520 Bat-
tery, r. 927 Golden Gate Av
Wolcott E. J., teacher Public Schools, r. 1123 Bush
Wolcott Ransom, gardener, r. 33 Liberty
Wolcott Richard J., porter, r. 340 Ritch
B»- Wolcott. See Walcott
■Wolcuffski John, oysterman, r. 11 Berry
Wolf Aaron, proptr Lindell House, 202 Sixth
Wolf Abraham, clerk D. Samuels, r. 939 Oak
Wolf Abraham, real estate and Insurance agent, and
coal dealer, office 444 California, r. 710 Grove
Wolf Abraham, upholsterer, 2006 Polk
Wolf Albert, fllemaker, r. 1332 Florida
Wolf Alice Miss, stenographer Anglo-Nevada Assur-
ance Corporation, r. 1707 Geary
Wolf August (Wolf, Braas & Valentine) r. Alameda
Wolf August Jr., piano polisher U. Frltschi, r. Ala-
meda
Wolf Bertha, widow, r. 534 Hayes
Wolf, Braas & Valentine (August Wolf, Peter Braas
and Wilhelm Valentine) furniture mnfrs. 213
Mission
Wolf, Brown k Co. (John W. and William H. Wolf
and Ralph Brown) produce commission mer-
chants, 321 Davis
Wolf C, machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Wolf Celia M., widow, r. 220 Fulton
Wolf Charles, clerk and extraman Heok and Ladder
No. 4, r. 1214 Pacific
Wolf Charles, coffee saloon, 458 Sixth
Wolf Claus H., with Oeary St. BR., r. 1411 3^ Buchan-
an
Wolf Constantino L., steward, r. NE cor Day and San-
chez
Wolf David, r. 1013 Buchanan
Wolf David, japanner W. W. Montague & Co., r. 419
Union
Wolf Edward, bookkeeper, r. 1408 Ellis
Wolfe Edward, plumber W. S. Snook * Son, r. 1929
Geary
Wolf Fdward A., clerk Emile Roturier, r. 2006 Polk
Wolf Elias, groceries and liquors, Ocean View
Wolf Ernest, miller, r. SW cor Fourth and Berry
Wolf F. C, papei hanger, r. 1232 Stockton
Wolf Florence S. Miss, teacher Tehama Primary
School, r. 1618 Laguna
"Wolf Frederick, framemaker R. A. Steinegger, r. 1312
Larkin
Wolf Frederick, porter Norton, Rlsdon & Co.,r. 272M
Brannan
Wolf George, cutter Jacob Gordan, r. 608 Jessie
Wolf George E., bookkeeper Wolf, Brown & Co.. r.
2202 Leavenworth
Wolf Gustave, clerk N. D. Sickles, r. 514 Bush
Wolf Gustave, with John Wolf & Co., r. NE cor Sac-
ramento and Taylor
Wolf H. & Brother (Hyman and Isaac) boots and
shoes, 206-208 Sixth
Wolf Henry, clerk, r. 1013 Buchanan
Wolf Henry, clerk John Wolf, r. NE cor Taylor and
Sacramento
Wolf Henry, laborer, r. 637 Third
Wolf Herman, bookkeeper Stein, Simon & Co., r. 1227
Geary
Wolf Hyman (H. Wolf k Bro.) r. 8 Hyde
Wolf Isaac (H. Wolf & Bro.) r. 8 Hyde
Wolf Jacob, cigarmaker S. Hoffman, r. 434 Natoma
Wolf Jacob W. (J. W. Wolf Jt Co.) r. 1824 Bush
Wolf James, commercial, traveler Rothschild & Ehren.
pfort, r. 239 Golden Gate Av
Wolf John, barber Sanitarium Baths, r. 1217)i Kearny
Wolf John, groceries and liquors, NE cor Taylor and
Sacramento
Wolf John, shoemaker, r. 504 Vallejo
Wolf John & Co. (John Wolf Jr.) wholesale liquors,
410 Clay
Wolf John Jr. (John Wolf & Co.) r. NE cor Sacra-
mento and Taylor
Wolf John W. (Wolf, Brown & Co.) r. 2202 Leaven-
worth
Wolf Joseph, barber, r. 419 Union
Wolf Joseph, expressman, r. 258 Perry
Wolf Joseph, laborer, r. 23 Hermann
Wolf Sopepb, laborer, r.4U Pacific
Wolf Joseph, manufacturer trusses, 507 Kearny,
r. 1217 Clay
Wolf Joseph Jr., with Joseph Wolf, r. 1217 Clay
Wolf Julius, glove and feather dyer, 808 Howard
Wolf Julius, salesman E. Raas & Co., r. 710 Grove
Wolf Julius L., bookkeeper Kahn Bros., Bine & Co.,
r. 1707 Geary
Wolf J. W^. & Co. (Jacob G. Wolf and Edwin G.
Borden) importers and jobbers druggists sun-
dries, 103-105 Sansome
Wolf L. B., portrait painter, r. 522 Castro
Wolf Lena Mrs., r. 23 Hermann
Wolf Louis, compositor California Volksfreund, r.
435J4 Minna
Wolf Magdalena, widow, r. S s Center, bet Rhode
Island and De Haro
Wolf Max, clerk Philip Wolf & Co., r. 710 Grove
Wolf Max, tailor, r. 521 Hyde
Wolf Morris, tailor. 1802 Bush, r. 1824 Bush
Wolf Morris P. (Wolf & Frank) r. 906 Ellis
WINDOWJHADES.
Plain, Fringed, Decorated and Embroidered Shades
made to order In any size or style.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 647 MAEKET STEEET,
NEXT ABOVE PAXACB HOTEL.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Uantifacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
fMiinCP rVTDft nDV( Oi most delicate flavor and the only true) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
£|,L||'5t tA I nA Un I ^ChaiupajjneproducedintbeUnitedStates. j 530 WASHINQTOS STEEET.
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Woir Michael, maltster Fritz Krug
Wolf Nan. tte. widow, r. 1707 Oesry
Wolf Peter, tinii.r, r. 1312 Larkln
Wolf Philip (Plillip Wolf \- Co.) r. 1717 Washington
Wolf Philip & Co. (Philip Wolf) shipping and com-
misstou mer. hantH, 304 Battery
Wolf Reuben, gla-^scutter John Mallon, r. 1312 Larkln
Wolf RichHrd, laLorer Occidental Laundry
Wolf Rosalie, widow, r. 1.120 Webster
Wolf Samuel F., l.-iw clerk P. F. Dunne, r. 2006 Polk
Wolf Sanford, clt-rk, r. 1013 Buchanan
Wolf Sebaotian Rev., pastor St. Boniface
Church, r. 123 Golden Gate Av
Wolf Simon, guuR. sporting materials, etc., lOa-
lO.i Saiibom", r. 1717 W.-bster
Wolf Simon, printer, r. 356 Tuird
Wolf Solomon, glazier, r. IWi Post
Wolf Walter J., steuo«rapher, 434 California, r. 710
Grove
Wolf William, assistant O'Connor, Moflfatt 4 Co.. r.
1423 Post
Wolf William, clerk Napa and Sonoma Wine Growers'
Agencv, r. 710 Grove
Wolf William, real estate, r. 403 Ellis
Wolf WililHm H. (Wolf, Brown & Co.) r. 1716 Jones
WOLF & FRANK .Moms p. Wolf
and Mark Prank) men's furnUUingr
goods, etc., 2aa Knar njr
a^ Wolf. See Wolfe, Wolff, Woolf and Wulff
Wolfab Caspar, expressman, BE cor Main and Howard
Wolfarth -lohn M., shoemaker, 1322 Pacific
Wolfe Abraham, drv aud furnishing goods, 902 Du-
pout, r. H27HPiue
Wolfe Annie M. Miss, r. 2202 Leavenworth
Wolfe Blanchard H , portrait pointer, r. 110 No«
Wolfe Cora J. Mrs., r. 1115 Gohleu Gate Av
Wolfe David, bookkeeper Occidental Self-Endow-
ment Assn, r. 19J9 Geary
Wolfe David, sign cleaner, r. 4 Chatham PI
Wolfe Edward 1.. court room clerk Superior Court,
Dept 9, r. 1408 Ellis
Wolfe Elmer A., clerk Frank Bros., r. 636 Twenty-
third .
Wolfe Frank, hostler James Tomklnaon, r. 57 Minna
Wolfe George H.. architect James E.Wolfe, 240 Mont-
gomery, r. 717 Post
Wolfe Gusiave, seaman, r. 217 Broadway
Wolfe Henry, seaman schr J. C. Wall. r. NE cor Steu-
art and Howard
Wolfe Henry A., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 917
Lyon
Wolfe Henry H. J., currier M. F. Uolan, r. E s Bry-
ant, bet Twentv. third and Twenty-fourth
Wolfe James E., architect and editor California
Architect and Building News, 240 Montgomery, r.
413 Bartlett
Wolfe John, nurseryman, r. 133 Fifth
Wolfe Lulu Miss, tewcher Franklin Grammar School,
r. 2.'02 Leaveuworth
Wolfe Morris, commercial traveler, r. 1929 Geary
Wolfe Moses A., dry and fancy goods, 39 Sutter, r. 701
Golden Gate Av
Wolfe Nathan, jeweler, r. M8 Ellis
Wolfe William, salesman Newman i Levinson, r. 1905
Bush
»- Wolfe. See Wolf. Wolff. Woolf and Wulff
Wolfen Max (Max Wolfeu fc Co.) r. 2108 Sutter
Wolfen Max * Co. (M.-ix Wolfen) commission mer-
chant-, SW cor Davis and Washington
Wolfeuden Andrew, traveling salesman, r. 1126 Mar-
ket
Wolfenden Martin, adjuster Willcox b Gibbg Sewing
Machine Co., r. 275 Stevenson
Wolfes Carrie, widow, r. 714 McAllister
Wolfnsberger Martin, laborer, r. 435 Pine
Wolff Aaron, drayman, 10t> Battery, r. 416 Fell
Wolff Abraham, r. 419 Union
FRATINGER & CO.
LADIES' SUITS
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
105 KEARNY STREET.
THE LATEST IMPROVED
PATENT WiTER CLOSETS.
SANITARY SEWER CAS TRAPS
Put in by skilled workmen.
V\/_ E- LAlsTE^
PLTTMBER, 605 KEARNV STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Wolff Annie Mrs., cutter W. D. Lawton & Co., r. 4
Rose PI
Wolff August, bookbinder. 232 Post
Wolff August, fish dealer, r. 2513 Larkin
Wolff Charles, chicken ranch. Mission Road, nr Six-
Mile Uouse
Wolff Charles, gardener, r. 322 Third
Wolff Charles, rectifier, r. 216)^ Laugton
Wolff Charles F., steward F. Conrades, r. 451 Steven-
son
Wolff Charles G., carpenter, r. Mission Road, nr Six-
Mile House
Wolff Claus, milker F. R. Smith, r. cor Vienna and
Persia Av, Excelsior Homestead
Wolff Constant, laundryman La Grande Laundry
Wolff Edwar.i. oyster and fish dealer, 522H Sixth
Wolff Ehther Miss, r. 416 Fell
Wolff F. E. Rev., r. 623 Bush
Wolff Felicie Mme., French laundry, 715 Broadway
Wolff Frederick F., tinsmith, r. 14 Jansen
Wo.ff George A., helper Cal. Electric Light Co., r.
'Jol3 Larkin «
Wolff Gustave, clerk Edwin P. White, r. 205 Fell,
rear
Wolff Harris, matza maker, r. 43 Fulton
Wolff Harry, clerk M. Franklin & Bro., r. 1727 Geary
Woiff Heury, watch materials, etc., 12U Sutter, r. 1518
Po^t
Wolff Henry W., cigarmaker, r. 14 Jansen
Wolff Hugo, salesman Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 1423 Post
Wolff Isadore, druggist J. Baptiste Lefevre, r. 645
Jessie
Wolff" Jacob, shoemaker 615 Montgomery Av, r. 708
Loiybard
Wolff Joseph A., plumber, r. 14 Jansen
Wolff Julian, r. 6 Washington Av
Wolff Levy, cigarmaker S. Hoffman, r. 219?< Polk
Wolff Louis A., compositor, r. 1419 Buchanan
Wolff Marcus, plumber, 159 Ninth
Wolff .Mary, widow, r. 1517!^ Mason
Wolff Max, r. 2 Sauta Clara
Wolff Max Mrs., widow, r. 1423 Post
Wolff Michael, baker, r. 625 Clay
Wolff .Michael, drayman, 106 Battery, r. 416 Fell
Wolff Morris, r. 1419 Buchanan
Wolff Morris, deputv Sheriff, r. 1021 Golden Gate At
Wolff Nathan, with Henry Wolff, r. 1518 Post
Wolff feterF. C, driver F.R. Smith, r. cor Vienna
and Persia Av
Wolff Stella Miss, dressmaking, 630 Grove
Wolff William (William Wolff & Company) r. 1327
Leavenworth
Wolff WiUism. butcher, 511 Pacific
WOLFF WILLIAM & COMPABY .w.,,..™
IVulff) shipping and commission mer-
cKants, agents for Pommery Sec, J. <!ic
F. Martel brandy. Genuine Aromatiquo
foreign wines, mineral waters and re-
imported whiskies, also agents Ham-
burg line of sailing vessels, 105 Front
l»- Wolff. See Wolf, Wolfe, Woolf and Wulff
Wolffer« Alfred, jewelry chaser, r. 15u7 Powell
Wolfgang August, waiter Ahlborn House
Wolfgaug George, carpenter and cabinetmaker, r.
1132 York
WolfiMger Herman, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 327
Seventh
Woltingt-r Nicholas, molder Empire Foundry, r. 114
Trenton
Wolfiugcr William P., pianomaker, r. U07 Treat Av
Wolfley Charles K., miner, r. 529 Sacramento
Wolford Samuel, engineer, r. 3o7 Lombard
Wolf>ohri Henry, r. 1432 Ellis
Wolk John, tailor, r 1020 H Pacific
Wolkenhauer Ernest, clerk Harry G. Wasamann, r.
Alameda
Wolkey Edward, bookkeeper, r. 35 Eleventh
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Ufannfactar^r of ever.r deM>riptfon of
PASSENGER. STREET AND FREIGHT CAR&
42 to 5U Be»le Ktreet. Sau rraiiclMW.
^Vag-ons.
TRTTSIAS, ISHAII A HOOKER, Agents for the Celebrate«
ZIZZjIjOW IROS AXUB WA^OKiS. 421-427 Market Street.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
ECOETEBa OT
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile,
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Wolkiug Joseph, cigarmaker S. Hoffman, r. 637 Ste-
▼euson
Wollard Isaac, printer, r. 970M Harriaon
Wollard Isaac B. (Wollard & WollardJ r. 970)j Harri-
son
WollHrd William H. (Wollard & Wollard) r. 970X
Harrison
WollHrd & Wollard fisaac B.and William H.) proptra
Qnaker Dairy, 254 Eiglith
Wollberg Joseph (Zadig. WoUbprg * Co.) r. 40* Post
Wollenbar W. H . superintendent O'Cionnor, Moffatt
*: Co., r. 227 Geary
WoUerB Arnold, laborer N. Ohlandt ft Co., r. B •
Twenth-eigbth. bet Dolores and Guerrero
Wollert Ernett, r. 2515 Bush
Wollert Herman, barber, r. 26 Chpgley
WolHtz EniU. packer J. A. <)pamer, r. 617 Mission
Wollitz Emilie, liquor saloon, NE cor Pacific and
Kearny
Wollitz Ernest A., trunkmaker John NorgroTe, r.
Oakland
Wo'litz Louis, bartender T. Wollitz. r. Oakland
Wollitz Theodore, liquor saloon, 640 Commercial, r.
Oakland
Wollner Jacob, with L. Breslauer ft Co., r. 922 Mc-
Allister
Wollperi Charles (Indianapolis Furniture Co.) r. 532
Hnlgbt
Wollpert Si Schvrerdt (Charles Wollpprt and
Jacob SchwHrdti proprietors Indianapo.is Fur-
nitnre Co., 7^8-752 Mii-sion
Wollstadt Nic (Winter & Wollstadt) r. 29 Tenth
Wollweber Gustave A., policeman, r. 2730 Mission
Wolongieyish Michael, driver Central KE.,«r. 530
Sixth
Wolpnian Bernard, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
SW cor Wisconsin and Napa
Wolpman William D. (Mrlutosh ft Wolpman) r. 265
Stevenson
Wolter Herman, csrbnilder Omnibns RR., r. 10 Isis
Welters August (Wolters, Campe ft Co.) r. 2200 Jack-
son
Welters Brothers (Henry and Richard) groceries and
liquors. NE oor Twentieth and Guerrero
Wolters Brothers <& Co. (Henry Wolters and
Henry Hiip) importers and wholesale liquors,
115-117 Front
Wolters, Campe ft Co. (August Wolters and Henry
Campe) wholesale liquor dealers, 301 Front
Woltem Frederiik. r. 617 Bryant
Wolters Henry (Wolters Bros.) r. 96<i Twentieth
Wolters Henry (Wolters Bros, ft Co.) r. 1509 Sacra-
mento
Wolters Henry Jr., chipping clerk Wolters Bros, ft
Co., r. 1509 Sacramento
Wolters Henry J., em/ineer, r. 938 Howard
Wolters John, machinist, r. 48 Clementina
Wolt r» John D., driver National Brewing Co., r. 730
Fulton
Wolters Julius J., with Geo. O. Shrere ft Co., r. 717
Folsom
Wolters Louis A., molder Fulton Iron Works, r. iS
Clementina
Wolters Mnrtin, master mariner, r. 1108 Filbert
Wrilters Matilda Mrs., r. 717 Folsom
Wolters Richard (Wolters Bros.) r. 9-''fi Twentieth
Wolters William, pstternmaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 48 Clementina
Wolters William Jr., patternmaker, r. 48 Clementina
Womack Emma, widow, r ]3ii5 Broadway
Womack Minnie Mrs., r. 603 Mason
WoDisn's Hospital, N • Sacramento, bet Baker and
Lyon
Woman's Relief Corps, 419 Cslifomia, room 11
Women's Co-operative Printing Office, Mrs. L. G.
Birhmond k Son proptra, 23 First
Women's Foreign Wishiouary Society, rooms 933 Sac-
ramento
Woman's Work Exchange The, Mrs. John F. Swift
pre8id>-nt, 21(5 Po^t
Womble Isaai, cook, r. 420 Jackson
WomWe James W., carver, r. aO Fell
Wondi-r Plo^ver and Feather Store, Johtt C.
Spencer proprietor, 1024 Market
Wonderlich William, gasfitter William F. Wilson, r.
7;{1 J« Natoma
Wood A E. Mrs., r. Old People's Home
Wood Albert J., with Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. Occi-
dental Hotel
Wood Aleximder (Cohen ft Wood) r.l908 Market
Wood and Iri>n (monthly) S L. Everett publisher
and proptr, 60R Olay
Wood Andrew, shoemaker, r. 253 Octavia
Wood Andrew B., dentist, r. 2:«)9 Octavia
Wood Anna, wid'iw, r. 1k35 Howard
Wood B. ft Co. (Benjamin Wood) commission Ktr-
chants, 1140 Market
Wood Benjamin (B. Wood ft Co.) r. 2209 Fillmore
Wood Benjamin (Wood ft Reeve) r. 123 Fifth
Wood Benjamin, salesman S. N. Wood ft Co., r. 80f
Mason
Wood B. M., shipyardman Union Iron Works
Wood Caroline, widow, r. 2019 Webster
Wood Caroline Mrs , dressmaking. 118 Ninth
Wood Charl<-s. salesman Charles M. Plum ft Co.. r.
Oakland
Wood Charles, seaman, r. 263 East
Wood Charles A., driver William Hessler. r. 722 Cali-
fornia
Wood Charles C, liquor saloon, 2.1''0 California
Wood Charles E., salesman Davis Bros., r. 3i Powell
Wood Charles H. (Parker, Wood ft Co.) r. 183 Geary
Wood Charles H., salesman Huntington, Hopkins ft
Co., r. 1012 Bush
Wood Charles S., cashier Firemans Fund Ins. Co., r.
1012 Bush
Wood Clement F., attorney at law, r. 305 Jones
Wood Daniel N., r. 1159 Folsom
Wood Daniel W., laborer, r. 1255 California, rear
Wood David, latiorer Dulon Iron Works
Wood Edward, clerk, r. 643 Folsom
Wood Edward M., conductor Market St. RB., r. 33
Powell At
Wood Edward N., cook. r. 33 Hinckley
Wood Edwin, r. Lick House
Wood E. H. Mrs., widow, r. 5.38 McAllister
Wood Elizabeth A. Mrs., principal Tehama Primary
School, r. 1012 Bush
Wood Eugene K., cpecnlator, r. 404 Turk
Wood Fannie Mrs., actress, r. ."02 Bu»h
Wood Frank, ship yardman Union Iron Works
Wood Frank J., foreman Gold and Stock Tel. Co., r.
608 Webster
Wood Franklin, laborer, r. Lombard, bet Baker and
Lyon
Wood Fred. B., draftsman Charles Geddes, r. 2211
Steiner
Wood Frederica, widow, bakery, 1147 Howard
Wood Frederick, liquor saloon, SE cor Fillmore and
' Eddv
Wood Frederick, ramisher Sterling Mnfg Co., r. 1511
Leavenworth
Wood Frederick D., clerk U. 8. Railway Mail Service,
r. 418 Franklin
Wood George, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Wood George C, driver William Hessler, r. 108 Tren-
tnn
Wood George F., clerk Reeve ft Staab, r.60 Thirteenth
Wood George F., plumber W. S. Snook ft Son, r. 1613
Folsom
Wood George H., stage manager Wigwam Theater, r.
602 Bush
Wood George H. R., machinist Atlas Iron Works, r. 7
Isis
Wood George M. (Geo. M. Wood ft Co.) r. 1507 Cal-
ifo'nia
"THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING
TO ORDEE AND READY-MADE.
Corner lIOKTGOnfiRY and SCTTEB STS-
lASHIUGTON lire lis. Co. of Boston!
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,810,273
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
ym. SEZTOH, Asst. )tai&s»t.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
WOO
1239
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Wood Ceo. M. «& Co. (rtoorRC M. Wood) de-
Biguers, engravers auil die sinkeis, 211 Smter
GEO. M. WOOD & CO.,
DESIGNERS AND PRACTICAL
Eng[avefs,Pfiote[sUoppe[-PlatePfiDle[s
DIE SINKERS. STENCIL CniTEBS, STATIONEKS.
And Wholesale Dealers in all STENCIL GOODS.
Crests and Mwnogfraiua a Specialty.
211 SUTTER STRKET.
Wood George K., collector, r. 20 Fratikliu
W.Mid Oeorue T., 8tatlou«r. r. 6t» Thirteenth
Wo'mI HnrriB, teamster, r. llOi Mission
Wood Harvey, bla.ksmith P. C. 8S. Co.,r.l236 Ktarny
Wood Heury. r. 8)0 Ui.rri8i>n
Wood Henry, tailor. M? Clay, r. 611 Clay
Wood Ueury C, conductor Sutter St. RK,, r.M8 How-
ard
Woiid Henry F.. aaiayer Selby Smelting and Lead Co..
T .'M9 Eddy
Wood Henry H., secretary San Francisco Laun-
dry Association, office 33 Geary, r. 2o28 W»bh-
Inaton
Wood Henry P. (Wood k Wattles) r. Srd Rsfael
Wood Hugh, second-hand furniture, 677 Mlsaion
Wood Irvlug W.. engineer stmr San Pablo
Wood Israel, laundrymHO 8. F Lauudry
Wood Jacob, salesmMn S. N. Wood & Co.. r. 809 Mason
Wood Jaujca, office 62 Nevada Block, r. San Mateo
Wood .lames, Hhoepacker Kutz & Murr. r. 25:J Octayia
Wood James Jr.. seed farmer aud nurseryman, r. 1802
Lagiiua
Wood James E., finisher Bryant & Mnllin. r. 215 Oak
Wood James H., carder S. F. Pioneer Woulen Factory,
r, Larkin, bet North Point and Beach
Wood Jane, widow, r. 924 Broadway
Wood Jean, compositor Cal. P«t^on
Wood -lolin, cigarmnker, r. 281 Minna
Wood John, foieman machinist P. M. SS. Co., r. 343
Bryant
Wood John, Rhipyardman Union Iron Works
Wood John Jr., laborer, r. 1HS< Clara
Wood -loUn A., clerk, r. 2:<2 Linden Av
Wood Jobn B., clerK I^aac Noar, r. 4 Hulbert Alley
Wood John C, teamster, r. 253 Octavia
Wood John H.. assistiint librarian Mechanics' Insti-
tute, r. 677 Mission
Wood Joseph M., attorney at law, 704 Montgomery, r.
1508 Pacific Av
Wood Joseph M., salesman E. H. Llcbtensteln, r. 611
Clay
Wood S. W.. first assistant engineer stmr Saa Pablo
Wo..<l Lizzie Mrs., r. 4 Taylor Fl
Wood Lucius A., mlllwrialit. r. 1708 Washington
Wood l.ucy E., widow, r. 9«5 Tweutieth
Wood Maria G. Mrs., r. 9 Kate
Wood Mary, widow, r. 7)$ IkIs
Wood Mary, widow, r. 3(1 Perry
Wood Matthew, molder, r. 1511 T^eavenworth
Wood Maud M. Miss, teacher Public Schools, r. 630
O'FHrrell
Wood MHy Miss, teacher muFic. r. 20 Franklin
Woi>d Meyer, cutter 8. N. Wooil & Co.. r. 809 Mason
Wood M. J. Mrs., r. 2105 Webst.r
Wood Mortimer, with Evening Post, r. 301 Jones
Wood Nf^lsou L., laborer, r. 24n Ptrry
Wood Nettie A., teacher Hamilton Grammar School,
r. 2211 Steiner
Wood Oliver G., salesman Hecht Bros, k Co.. r. Ala-
meda
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERMO-EtECTRIC
RUSSIAN ani TURKISH BATHS
Also Meilicateil M Electric Eallis Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
GARDEN HOSE,
LAWN SPRINKLERS, HOSE MENDERS,
HOSE COUPLINGS, HOSE PIPES.
W. E. LANE, Plumber,
505 EEARN'7 STREET.
EstabllBhed 13S0. Telephone 316.
\\ ood Kaldo M.. j'>uriialist. r. 3ol JuUttS
Wood Rollin, r. 1007 Powell
Wood Koyiil, collector, r. 622 Clay
Wood S.. steerage steward Stmr Snn Jos6
Wood Samuel, restaurant, SE cor Fillmore and Eddy
W.iod Simuel A., aalesmin, r. 1014 Bush
Wood Simuel N. (S N. Wood k Co.) r. 809 Mason
Wood S. H., salesman W. D. Lawtm & Co.
Wood S. M., clerk general past-enger and ticket agent
S. P. Co., r. East Oakland
Wood 9. N. * Co. (Samuel N. Wood) mnfrs boys' and
children's clotliln^;, 35 Sntler
Wood Solomon, miner, r. 63o O'Fsrrell
Wood T., millman Pac. R-dlina Mill
Wood Thomas, a^ent, 640 Market, room 2, r. Oakland
Wood Thomas, gripman Sutter St. RR.. r. 2702 Sutter
Wood W. H. & Co. (William H. Wood) importers and
mnfrs boots and ehofS, 15 Sansome
Wood Wilfred 9., cigars and tobacco, 23 Grant Av
Wood Wiliinm, cigarmaker Louis Wertheimer J: Co.,
r. 281 Miuna
Wood William C, fsilmaker, 514 Second
Wood William F., farmer, r. 872 Mission
Wood William F.. salesman, r. 1014 Bush
Wood William F. J., shoe finisher, r. 215 Oak
Wood William G., carpenter, r. 617 Birch Av
Wood William G., salesman Geo. F. Wells, T. 20
Franklin
Wood William H. (W. H. Wood & Co.) r. 1014 Bush
Wood William H., clerk general passenger and ticket
agent S. P. Co , r. East Oakland
Wood William H., printer Joseph Winterburn Jk Co.,
r. 4j0 Van Nhks Av
Wood William H., teamster, r. 517 Birch Av
Wood William S. (Lloyd k Wood) attorney at la-w,
9-13 Neveda Block, r. 1920 Clay
Wood William S., commercial traveler, r. 1014 How-
ard
Wood William W., patternmaker Empire Foundry, r.
630 O'Farrell
Wood Wiiliard W., clerk James B. Garness, r. 2105
Webster
Wood & Reeve (Benjamin Wood and William Reeve)
Itqnor saloon, 123 Fifth
Wood 6i Wattles (Henry P. Wood and J. B. Wat-
tles) stockbrokers. 3J8-330 Montgomery
1^" Wood. See Woods
Wood. 11 Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 2227 Filbert
Woodnll Benjamin F.. painter, r. 2227 Filbert
Woodall Jobn, bamster. r. 3215 Fillmore
Woodall William H., driver, r. 2227 Filbert
Woodard Fanny Mrs., r. 28 Wil'ows Av
Woodard J. H., general agent Wabash, St. Lonls
and Pacific Uailway, 19 Mout^joraery. r. Oakland
Woodbridge Alfred F., printer, r. 2017 H.iward
Woodbridge Joseph, with Singer Mufg Co., r. 447
O'Farrell
Woodljridge Presbyterian Chnrcli, Rev. J.
M. CockiuK pastor, ror Twentieth aud Capp
Woodbridge Rebecca Miss, teacher music, r. 624
Griive
W^oodbury Cbarles J., manufacturer railway,
marine and machinery Inbricatmg oils, 123 Cali-
fornia, room 25, r. Oakland
Woodbury George, machinist, r. 311 Golden Gate Av
Woodbury John G , r. 120 Ellis
Woodcock Johu W., Fhlpsmlth Cbrestoffersen k
Tway, r. 5.50 Bryant
Woodford Frederick M., teamster, r. 1211 Mason
Wiio iford Ueorge, r. 18 Essex
Woodhams omhr, local agent Hartford Fire Ins. Co.,
313 California, r. 250.S Clav
Woodh' ad Lbenezer R., compositor Chronicle, r. 601
Post
Wood head Elizabeth, widow, r. 629 ?i Geary
Wondhead Oeirge A., frameinaker, 5295^ Geary
Woodhouse F. B., bookkeeper Pope jt Talbot, r. Oak-
land
W. B. BANCROFT & CO,
49 FIRST ST.
TBIiSFHONE 82.
FINE PRINTING
FROM NEW TYPE.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSGTS OVER FIVE BrnL.I<IONS.
BROWN. CRAIG & CO.. General Agents.
WOO
1240
woo
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMP0BTER3 or
rOR GAS. STEAM AND VTATER.
Plp« Fittines. all Sizes.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Woodhouee John J., miner, t. 1428 Twenty-first
Woodhouse Robert 0., chimney builder L. E. Claw-
Bou *: Co., r. 307 Seventeenth
Wood hull E. A. Mrs,. lodKiiigs, 106 Eddy
WoodhuU M. E. Mrs., r. 220}^ Fulton
Woodhull Stephen Y.. peddler, r. 17 Fourth
Woodln Alvin, clerk Truman, Isham & Hooker, r. 812
Twentieth
Woodin Eugene (Woodln & Little) r. Alameda
Woodiu Walter C. (Woodln & Co.) r. 1619 Polk
Woodin & Co. (Walter C. Woodin and John Magee)
^restaurant, 1.'504 California
WOODIN & LITTLE (En^e«e
Woodin and William U. Little) mann-
facturers ivindmiils, pumps and tanks,
importers and dealers pipe, pipe fittings
Iiose and plumbers materials, 509 Mar-
ket, factory San l<eandro. Eastern
office 120 Front, New York
Woodland I. C. Mrs., teacher GarfitldPrlmarySchool,
r. 5 Yerba Buena
Woodley Charles, boatbuilder William Woodley, r.
Berkeley
Woodley William, boatbuilder, 318 Main
Woodlock John, salesman Dunham, Carrigan & Co.,
r- 435 Geary
Woodman Ernest D., foreman 8. F. Candle Co., r.
20:i3 Mission
Woodman John, commipslon merchant, r. 119 Powell
Woodman James, carpenter, r. 613 Linden Av
Woodman Nicholas, r. Channel, bet Fourteenth and
Fifteenth
Woodman Peter R.. (8. F. Candle Co.) r. 416 Capp
Woodman William, machinist, r. 2336 Missioi
Woodman William C, (S. F. Candle Co.) r. 916 Van
Nesa Av
Woodmansee Charles F. (Woodmansee & Wheeler,) r.
442 Clementina
Woodmansee & Wheeler (Charles F. Woodmanspe and
Frank Wheelerl liquor saloon, 109 ki O'Farrell
Woodmas Jonathan, laborer, r. 25^ Sixth
Woodruff Charles H., engineer Geary St. RR., r. 1601
Geary
Woodruff Harvey H. (Woodruff & Co.) r. 229 Kearny
Woodruff L., domestic Palace Hotel
Woodruff Leslie B., r. 8H Everett
Woodruff M. A Mrs., r. 34 Eddv
Woodruff Thomas, clerk, r. 1602 Larkin
WOODRUFF W. H, veterinary
dentist., office 221 Ellis
Woodruff .t Co. (Harvey H. Woodruff and J. Otto
Huiiicke) real estate agents, 229 Kearny
Woodrum J. F., carpenter, r. 141:1 Bush
Woods Andrew, laborer, r. 631 Sacranif-nto
Woods Anthony G., porter Anthony Suiith
Woods A. S. Mrs., lodgings, 1644 Market
Woods Benjamin, teamster William J. Adams
Woods Catherine, r. ."iHaJi N-itoma
Woods Cliarles. r. 325 Golden Gate Av
Woods Charles G., bartender, r. 640 Howard
Woods Daniel, laborer, r. 231 Duncan
Woods Daniel Mrs., burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 231 Duncan
Woods Daniel M., r. 13 Juniper
Woods Jacob, chairmaker Wakefield Rattan Co., r.
Ocean House Road
Woods Edinnnd li., agent Union Marine and
Maritime Ins. Cos.. 219 Sansome, r. Saucelito
Woods Edward P., engineer, r. 537 Recond
Woods Enos, engineer, r. 1017 H York
Woods Ernstus, tiremaii stiur Oakland
Woods F. C. Mrs., ladles' nurse, r. 504 Seventh
Woods Frank H, investment broker, 328 Montgom-
ery, room 5, r. 913 Pine
Woods Fredeii-k, groceries »nd liquors, cor Laguna
and Pacific Av
Frederick H., shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder &
Co., r. 19 Harriet
Woods Frederick >. (Whittier, Fuller & Co.) r. 1021
Nineteenth
Woods Gabriel, teamster, r. 22 H Scott PI
Woods George, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r. 530
Second
Woods Harry, palvanizer Cal. Wire Works, r. 333 Bay
Woods Henry, lashmaker Keyston Bros., r. S s Twen-
ty-sixth, bet Church and Sanchez
Woods Henry S. J., professor St. Ignatius College,
214 Hayes
Woods Henry B., traveling salesman Murphy, Grant
& Co., r. 731 Pine
Woods Isabelle. widow, r. NW cor Hartford and Noe
Woods James, fireman, r. 27 Natoma
Woods James, fireman, r. 625 Davis
Woods James, liquor saloon, San Jose Av, nr Indus-
trial School
Woods James F., liquor saloon, 637)4 Howard
Woods John, barber, r. 4 Taylor PI
Woods John, blacksmith, r. 533}^ Natoma
Woods John, brass finisher, r. 500 Mission
Woods John, carpenter, r. 1004 Natoma
Woods John, laborer, r. 13)4 Clara
Woods John, laborer, r. cor Clay and Fillmore
Woods John F. (Coffin k Woods) r. Oakland
W^oods John S., groceries and liquors, cor Cortland
Av and Wool, B. H.
Woods Joseph, boilermaker, r. 537 Second
Woods Joseph, fireman, r. 262)4 Clara
Woods Joseph, longshoreman, r. 49 Jessie
Woods Josepli ii., marine secretary Commercial
Union Assurance Co. of London, r. 1529 Califor-
nia
Woods Mary Mrs., attendant New Hammam Baths, r.
474 Jessie
Woods M. O. Mrs., widow, r. 407 Eddy
Woods Patrick, laborer, r. 221)4 Clara
Woods Preston, miner, r. 781 Hancock
Woods Robert, driver Union Ice Co., r. 30 Perry
Wuods Robert, riveter Union Iron Works, r. SE cor
Sierra and Michigan
Woods Robert, teamster Scott & McCord, r. 545 Fol-
som
Woods Robert J., cashier Sherwood & Sherwood, r.
1312 Taylor
Woods Robert S., r. 305 Bush
Woods Thomas, carpi nter, r. 32 Dolores
Woods Thomas, expressman, r. S s Twenty-sixth, nr
Castro
Woods Thomas H., raachinehand B. Blumenthal &
Co., r. 108 Linden Av
Woods Vincent, clerk Montgomery & Co., r. 262X
Clara
Woods W. E., r. 1.529 California
Woods W. E. Josepliine, r. 1529 California
Woods William, carpenter, r. 154 Silver
!»■ Woods. See Wood
Woodthorpe Edgar L , collector, r. 415 Post
Woodthorpe James M., clerk W. H. L. Barnes, r. 105
Ash Av
Woodthorpe John W., clerk, r. 105 Ash At
Woodthorpe L. K., collector Gold and Stopk Tel. Co.,
r. 415 Post
Woodside Alexander F. (Sullivan b Woodside) r. 31
M'>S8
Woodside Mary F. Miss. r. 808 Twentieth
Woodward Archie B. (Woodward & Mudgett) r. 120
McAllister
Woodward Arthur S., city agent Flremana Fund Ins.
Co., r. Alameda
Woodward C. F., laborer Tatum k Bowen, r. 44 Third
Woodward Charles J., r. 2^25 Howard
Woodward D.ivid L., salesman, r. 527)4 Natoma
Woodward Frank, r. 322 O'Fairell
Woodward Fiauk, brass finisher W. T. Garratt A Co.,
r. Oakland
UPHOLSTERY.
WHOLESALE AKB EETAIL
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
641 to 641 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL-
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fiitures.
37 MarM St.
rni inCr rVTDA nOVt^ °stnral product of the Finest arape80f)ARPAD HARASZTHY& CO.
tbLllwt LA I nA Unfi tUeWorld. But no addition of Brandy. / 530 WASHINOTON STEEZT.
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1241
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Woodward George M., clerk Tax CoUector'B OfiSce, r.
•I Grand Av
Woodward Gideon P., manager Historical
Publlsbing Co., 120 Sutter, r. 215 Kearny
Woodward Henry W. (Shoobert. Beale & Co.) r. 1007
California
Woodward James H., compositor Chronicle, r. 413
Fourteenth
Woodward John A., millwright, r. 43'5 Seventh
Woodward M., clotbing, 836-8:18 Market
Woodward Millard F., law student, r. 50354 Broder-
ick
Woodward Oryille T., r. 784 Stevennon .
AVoodward Robert B., capitalist, 419 Califor-
nia, room 21, r. NE cor Geary and Grant At
Woodtvard Thomas P. (W. A. Woodward &
Co.) and school director, office 522 California, r.
2741 Pine
Woodward W^. A. & Co. (Thomas P. Wood-
ward) proprietors Alta California Printing House,
522 California
Woodward W. H., waiter, r. 636 Commercial
Wood w»rd William, superintendent City ER., r. 614
Nineteenth
Woodward & Mndgett (Archie B. Woodward and E.W.
MudKett) rt-al entate and insurance, 112i Mnrl^et
WOODWARD'S GARDENS
Geurire E. Kaum managfiu^ proprie-
tor, W 8 itiissiou, bet Ridley and Four-
teenth
Woodworth Byron L., stableman John McGurk, r.
222 Fifth
Woodworth CharleB. clerk, r. 424 Sitnsome
Woodworth James Rev., r. 1713 Stevenson"
Woodworth John, boarding, 610 Mission
Woodworth Joseph, bookkeeper Hadley & Doud, r.
Alameda
Woodw^orth Liysander C, proprietor Blaek
Hawk Stable, lOOa-1011 Valencia, r. 3010}< Six-
teenth
Woodworth Magsle Miss, r. 14 Prescott
Woodworth MarsbHll, assistant clerk U. S. District
Court, r. 1536 Clay
Woodworth Rose, widow, r. 1536 Clay
Woodworth Seliuj E., master mariner, r. 320 Van Ness
Woodworth, Schell & Co. (Georgiana L. Schell) pi-
anos and organs, 18 Post
Woof Alfred E., miller J. A. Folger fcCo., r. Oakland
Woof Herbert, clerk S. F. New« Co., r. Oakland
Wookey Jacob, marker S. F. Laundry
Wool Agency Warehouse, Catton, Bell & Co.
proprietors. NW cor Sixth and Townsend, office
406 California
Woolf D. B., attorney at law, and secretary Com-
missioners of the Supreme Court of California,
office 121 Post, r. 106 Post
Woolf Emil C, merchant (Dayton, W. T.) r. 429
Franklin
Woolf Emil C, salesman Newman & Levlnion, r. 638
Jessie
Woolf H. Mrs., widow, r. 429 Franklin
Woolf Hyman, salesman Hart Bros., r. 429 Franklin
WooK Jennie Miss, saleslady Ackerman Bros., r. 429
Franklin
Woolf Johu C, commercial traveler, r. 429 Franklin
Woolf Louis, r. 803 Ellis
Woolf Louis C, artist Weitz * Dije.iu, r. 429 Franklin
Woolf Morris H., fancy goods, 202 Bush, r. 538 Jesnie
Woolf Ray Miss, saleslady Ackerman Bros., r. 638
Jessie
Woolf Zealis, coremaker Empire Foundry, r. Oakland
10- Woolf. See Wolf. Wolfe. Wolfif and Wu flf
Woolford Frederick M.. teamster C. C. Shattuck &
Co.. r. 350 Sixth
Woolford Marion, teamster, r. 21 Fulton
Woolhouse Clar*, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 113 Mason
FRATINGER & CO.
HEABQ0ARTERS FOR
JERSEY WAISTS.
NEWEST GOODS. LATEST STYLES. LOWEST PRICES.
105 KEARNY STREET.
ROOFING,
RAIN WATER PIPES, GUTTERS and VALLEYS
MADE AND REPAIRED.
Roofs ot ftll kinda made Water Ti^ht.
W. E.
PLXraiBBB,
Established 18«0.
LANE,
505 KEABNY STREET.
Telephone 315.
Woodhouse Oliver B., sawyer, r. NW cor Hampshire
and Center
Woolhouse Samuel G.. Ralesman, r. 113 Mason
Wool! A. J., conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1423 California
Wooll Hattie L. Miss, teacher Spring Valley Primary
School, r. 719 Polk
Wooll John, agent Metropolitan Temple, r. 1312 Cali-
fornia
Wnolley Dou^las (Okell & Woolley) 411 California
Woolley Horace M. , editor and proprietor
Golden Gate Herald. 19 Montgomery, r. 507 Gough
Woolley Robert M.. conductor N. B. and M. RR., r.
y.iO Sixth
Woolingfon Charles N.. salesman Henry Doyle & Co.,
r. 952 Bush
Woolner Richard C, pressman W. A.Wooward & Co.,
r. 7 Bond
Woolnough Walter, longshoreman, r. 51 5j Clara
Woolrich Charles, mining, r. 710 Fell
Woolrich G. L., clerk Nevada Bank, r. 710 Fell
Woolsey Sophia, widow, r. 315 Fell
Woolsey Leslie, student, r. 315 Fell
Wool>vorth Ralph C, president The Crocker-
Wool worth National Bank, 322 Pine, r. 1626 Sacra-
mento
Wooster David, clerk treasurer's office S. P. Co., r.
409 Leavenworth
Wooster David, physician, 746 Mission, r. 813 Webster
Wooster Edward, clerk, r. 409 Leavenworth
Wooster Ellis, clerk N. Bichard, r. 938 Geary
WOOSTER J; B. & CO. ,.r.h.
B. AVooster and Samuel B. Steele) com-
mission merchants, ^vholesale dairy
produce, and agents California Fire
Worlcs Co., 218-S^U Front
Wooster Jobn B. (J. B. Wooster ti Co.) r. 938 Geary
Wooster Philip L., salesman J. B. Wooster & Co., r.
938 Geary
oy Wooster. See Worcester
Wootton Charles, salesman, r. 2322 Webster
Worcester Joseph Rev., pastor Second New Jerusalem
Church, r. 1407 Jones
1^" Worcester. See Wooster
Wordell Abram, teamster S. P. Taylor & Co., r. 710
Webster
Worden Benjamin S., carpenter, r. 645^ Stevenson
Worden Brothers (William H. and Theodore C. Wor-
den and William P. Van Arsdale) groceries, 462
Sixth
Worden Clinton E. (Stearns, Worden & Co-) r. 1312
Taylor
Worden Daniel, carpenter, r. 545 M Stevenson
Worden Emily J., widow, r. 914 Filbert
Worden Guilford, horset^hoer, r. 134 Fourth
Worden Harry L., clerk Mrs. Kate D. McLaughlin, r.
Wliituey, nr Thirtieth
Woiden L. G., clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo* Co.,
r. 914 Filbert
Worden Louis T., foreman William H. Worden, r. 433
Oak
Worden Nettie Miss, stenographer Frank Bros., r. 914
Filbert
Worden Stephen G., contractor, 16 Montgomery Av,r.
Whitney, nr Thirtieth
Worden Theodore C. (Worden Bros.) r. 420 Sixth
Worden William H. (Worden Bros.) r. 4G0 Sixth
Worden William H., proptr Pac. Varnish Works and
ninfr Martin's Challenge Axle Grease, office 223
Sacramento, r. 433 Oak
Worden William H. Jr., varnish maker William H.
Worden, r. 43) Oak
Wores Albert R.. clerk, r. 351 AlrAllister
Wons Joseph, hatter, 609 Washington, r. 351 Mc
Allist.r
Workman John, liquor saloon, SW cor Mission and
RMndall
Workman John F., laborer, r. 202 Sixth
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4St tu 5U Beale fettreet, feiau Fruuciatcw.
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GALVANIZED AND COMMON
Slxeet Iroxx
AU Sizes and Numbers.
309, 311, 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Workmen's Guarantee Fund Association,
E. M. Ecadiiig Sfcretary, 41 St. Ann's Bldjj
TVorlelgh Mary E., stewardess strar Cltr of New York
■Worles Henry, clerk W. Beckiuann, r. NE cor Chestnut
and Msfion
Worley Alfred E. T. (Love * Worley) attorney at law,
116 Leidesdorff, r. 1229 Vatl.jo
Worley Florenc N. Mine teacher, r. ISA* Bush
Worley Jessie S. Miss, teacher, r. 159» Bush
Wormouih Mai tiu E., wagonoiaker, 1617 Flllmor*
Worms B., expressman, NE cor Snnsome and Suiter
Worrnser Benjamin, clerk Rosenbaum & Co., r. 2312
California
Wonnser Henry, porter C. F. Beckmann, r.628 Broad-
way
Worrnser Isaac, capitalist, 107 Front r.l83i Califoml*
Worrnser Julius J., clerk Roaeiibaum it Co., p. 2312
California
Worrnser Samuel I. (Worrnser ft Co.) r. 1834 Callfop-
uia
Wormaer dc Co. (Samuel I. Wormier) wholesale
dealers dried and canned fruits, 107 Front
Worrall Ellis, bookbinder Hicks & Judd, r. 612 Castro
Worrall John, expressman, r. 612 Casfro
Worrel CHlvin R., contractor, r. 888 Seventeenth
Worrell Joseph M., clerk, r. 141. "> Powell
Worsdale Henry, huti-ner stmr City of Sydney, r. S a
Sumatra, nr Railroad At
Worsley Peier, boots and shoes, 222 Sixth
Worstall Wilmer H., clerk Harper A. Smith, p. 1235
Market
Wort Harry S., cashier Blum, Baldwin ft Glrvin, r.
1414 Larklu
Wortli Charles A., teamster, office 12 Bush, r.
1199 Golden Gate Av
Worth Cornelius (Worth ft Ottineer) r. Los Angeles
Worth Daniel A., jeweler, r. 1522 Jackson
Worth David, waiter J. A Ginsti, r. IHill Mason
Worth Frank D , upholstery, 1107 Sutter, r. 2113 Web-
ster
Worth Ge<'rKe B., asfistant store keeper Palace Hotel
Worth OeorKe F., crier U. S. Circuit Court, r. 1714
Pacific At
Worth George W., physician, r. 681 Mission
Worth Henry C, teamster C. A. Worth, r. 1310 Golden
Gate Av
Worth James B.. r. 8}^ Hulbert PI
Worth Obed, carpenter, r. 9 Seliua PI
Worth RuL'ben G., teamster, r. 4l:i Golden Gate At
Worth Simuel J., candymaker Frank Maskey, r. 413
Golden Gate At
Worth Sidney, homoeopathic physician. 426 Butter
Worth * Ottinger (Cornelius Wonh and Adolph Ot-
tinger) ticket agents, 620 Market
Worthington Frederick, salesman R. F. Osborn ft Co..
r. 811 Filbert
Worihsnnith Hannah, widow, r. 19 Glover
Worthsraitb James, prii.ter Neville. t Co., r. 19 Glover
Wortman Charles, liquor saloon, NE cor Third and
Mission
Wortman Charles, foreman Michelssen, Roth ft Co., r.
35Zoe
Wortniann Ferdinand, agent, r. 630 Sacramento
WoBser John J., nsaistiint engineer stmr Apache
Wottf-n Edwin (Dickbon, DeWolf & Co) r. London,
Eng.
Wrage John, tailor Henry Mayer, r. W s Fourth Av, bet
Point Lobos Av and Clement
Wrage Peter, cutter Joe T. Pohfim, r. Milbrae, Cal.
Wray Charles, theatrical manaser, r. 113 Geary
Wray Jacob, butcher, r. 522 G'Farrell
Wray Rajph, r. 413 Post
Wray 'Jamuel, carpenter, 632 Washington, r. 1215 Pa-
cific
Wray Winslow, master mariner, r. 2726 Mission
Wrba J., musician Tivoli Opera House, r. 717 Golden
Gate Av
Wrede August, bakery, 1310 Pacific
Wrede Augustus A., clerk freight depot S. P. Co., r'
4.'>4 Bryant
Wrede Charles, capitalist, r. NE cop Seventeenth and
Guerrero
Wrede Cord, wines and liquors, 419 East, (and
Wrede ft Weber) r. 2026 Pine
Wrede Dietrich, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Seventecuih and Guerrero
Wrede Edward, barber, 1703 Devisadeiro
Wrede Henry M., blacksmith, r. NE cor Seventeenth
and Guerrero
Wrede Hermann, wood and coal, 1218 Pacific, r. 115
Bernar*
Wrede John, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. North Puint
Wrede John, millhand, p. 21 Bernard
Wrede Joseph, carpenter, r. 829 J4 Valle.io. reap
Wrede Julius, bookkeepep F. L. Fisher ft Co.. p. 315
Bush
Wrede Julius, wood and coal, 1625 Powell
Wrede William, cigarmaker, r. 21 Bernard
Wrede ft Weber (C">rd Wreie and Richard Weber)
liquor aaloon. NW cor Clay and East
«»■ Wrede. See Read, Keade, Reed and Reid
Wreden Charles C, saddler Main ft Wiucheatep, p.
2113 Taylor
Wreden Claus (Claus Wreden ft Co.) p. 2113 Taylop
Wreden Claus, clerk Hans F. Eggers, r. 1223 Mhsou
Wreden Claus 4!lc Co. (Claus and Henry Wreden.
Carl C. Vorrath and William Fautz) proprietors
Washington Brewery, SE cor Lombard and Tay-
lor
Wreden Henry (Clans Wreden ft Co.) r. 804 Lombard
Wreden Henry M., drWer Claus Wreden ft Co., p. 2113
Taylor
Wreden William G.. clerk Witzel ft Bakep, r. 2113
Taylor
Wren Daniel J., clerk S. W. LeTy ft Son, p. ME cop
Twenty-second and Harrison
Wren Edward Mrs., widow, r. 31 Lafayette
Wren Edward, potter, r. la Henrietta Squ.ira
Wren Eugene, miller Golden Gate Flouring Mill, r.
Berkeley
Wren Harry, r. 810 Mission
Wren James, clerk, r. 926)4 Natoma
Wren James, driTer Hibernia Brewery
Wren James J., llTepy stable, 1123 Mission, p. 6S0)i
Minna
Wreu John, clerk, p. 925)4 Natoma
Wren John, wood and coal, NE cor Harrison and
Twenty-second
Wren Maia, cook, p. 217 Eighth, rear
Wren Patrick, junk dealer, r. 925 Natoma
Wren Timothy, lumberman, r. 521 Howard
Wren Victor, cabinetmaker, r. 47)4 Rit-h
Wren William J., sal. stuan, r. 630)4 Minna
Wribe Cesario, saddlemaker, r. 722 Broadway
Wright Ada E. Mrs., teacher Greenwich Street Pri-
mary School, r. Oakland
Wrigrht Alfred (Rochester, N. T.) manufacturer
perfumery and flaToring extracts, C. W. Coburn ft
Co. agents, « Battery
Wright Anna, widow, r. 218 Monlton
Wright Annie Mrs , r. 1307 Greenwich
Wright Benjamin C, Journalist Bulletin, P. 170?
Gough
Wris-fcit, Bo-wne <b Co. (Mrs. Mary E. Wright,
William S. Bowne and Edward H. Hanson) ship
chandlers and commiskiou merchants, 34-36 Steu-
art
Wrlaht C, machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Wright Carrie Miss, milliner, r. 7 Montaomery At
Wright Carrie Mrs., dres.omaker, r. 7;i2)4 Green
Wright Charles A., clerk Edward A. Shepard, r. 1921
Filbert
Wright Charles W.. machinist, p. 319 Dupont
Wright Clarence, machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, P. W B
Iowa, bet Solano and Butte
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Wright. C. Williiim, Renfi'al msiisger Psiciftclron
and Nail Co.. 9 Be«le, r. 61H Ouldin Gate Av
Wrlylit CjruB 8. (N. Gray & Co.) r. 758 Teuth, Oak-
1m nd
Wrisht Dnvld H., seaman, r. fiOS Wnshinaton
Wiiiilit Duncan (Coli'iiian k Wrlglit) r. Alsmeda
WriKht E. B., ehipwrigbt, r. '21fi Leavenworth
WrlKht Edwiird, painter, r. 612ii Natoma
Wriiilit Edward, KRlenmaD, r. 711 Jones
Wright Edward 15., enyiiieer Park and O. RR., r. SE
cor St»nyiin and H-tight
Wrlarht EtUvnrd C, general auditor Sonthern
Pacific Co.. NE cor. Fourth and Townsend, r. 103
Brodf-rick
Wright Edward L., carrier Chronicle, r.2317 Harrison
Wright Eugene M., packer, r. 1824 Ciduinbla
Wriyht F inny, widow, r. 7 Montaoinery At
Wright Florence, widow, r. 1030 Piue
Wright Frank, r. 6:11 Clny
Wright Frank, waiter, r. 919 Harrlaon
Wright Frank J., planomaker C. C. Hornung. r. 1712
Polk
Wright Frank 8., upholsterer, 109 Larkin, r. 720 Cali-
fornia
Wright Fred., coachman, r. IfilS Pine
Wright Oeorae. wat r tender stinr San Pablo
Wright George A., collector, r. 2119 California
Wright Geor-e H.(0. H. Wright * Co ) r. 1H51 Mission
Wright George H. (T. Harris % Co.) r. 837 >« Hayes
Wright Oporge S., office !H3 Clay, r. Oakland
Wriglit George T. (Selden S. and George T. Wright)
r. Alarueda
Wright George W., dnlry, Berlin, nr San Bruno Road
Wright George W., printer, r. Nfi cor Twentieth and
Treat Av
WRIGHT GEORGE W.
■tatioiier and newsdealer, 519 Mont-
gomvry Av
Wrlglit G. H * Co. (George H. Wright) bags and bag-
ging. 211 Commercial
Wright FT. A., printer S. F. Box Co., r. 61.5 Fifth
Wriglit Hallock. bookkeeper Spruauce, Stanley & Co.,
r. 2il3THylor
Wright Henry, expressman, SW cor Polk and Sacra-
mento, r. NW cor Filbert and Scott
Wright H 'nrv B.,homcBopathic physician and surgeon,
332 O'Farrell
Wright Henry E., foreman Norton Tanning Co., r. 8 8
Teneriflf^, bet Platte and Yazoo
Wright Herbert J., porter Root & Sanderson, r. 913
Montgomery
Wright Hillard R.. condnctor. r. 136 Fern At
Wright Isabella, weaver S.F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 732 Green
Wright J., real estate agent, r. 317 Bnsh
Wris.'ht James, boilermiker, r. 29 Everett
Wright James, contractor, r. 203 Ritch
Wright James, ship builder, r. Mi P'olsom
Wright Jaiues. waiter, r 26 Anthony
Wright James B.. carpenter, r. 7:<l) Green
Wright James L., barber, 40 Ellis, r. 426 Natoma
Wright James M.. salesman Langley & Michaels, r.
711 J<mes
Wriglit James O., r. 1232 Stockton
Wilght James R., carpenter, r. 9IfiLyon
Wright James W., laborer, r. 257 Perry
Wright Jane, widow, r. 1028 Greenwich
Wright John, r. 1705 Jones
Wright John (Wright k Sanders) r. 1615 Jackson
Wright John, carpenter, r. 1413 Twenty-first
Wright John, laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. 512 Chest-
nut
Wright John, longshoreman, r. 17 Stanford
Wright John, oyster dealer, 72 Cal. Market, r. Lagtina
bet Filbert iind Union
Wright John, pick maker Abner Doble, r. 2404 Mission
Wright John, painter, 6.S8?4 Natoma
DR. BAZAN'S
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Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
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Wright John A., attorney at law, 318 Pine, roomi
31-32, r. 2. 22 Washington
Wright John A., teacher ludnstri
Wright John C, carriage maker,
Wriglit John C, conductor Geary St, Rlt , r. 1602
Geary
Wright John E., Rev., secretary Pac. Coast Holiness
Ass'n. «o7 California
Wright John T., capitalist, 6 Merchant's Exchange, r.
Oikland
Wright John T., eoramlsaion merchant and consul
Honduras. 640 Market, r. Oakland
Wright John T., sergeant police, r. 1312 Jones
Wright John W. H.. physician, 8^0 Market
Wright Joseph. blacksruitU, r. 219 Hayes
Wright Jos.ph, coachman, r. 1328 Sacramento
Wright Joseph N. r. 323J4 Minna
Wright Kirkham, with Tallaut & Co., r. 2119 Cali-
fornia
Wright Lewis L., printer, r. 805 Greenwich
Wright Mamie S. Mrs., teacher Spriug Valley Gram-
mar School, r. 711 Jones
Wright Mary, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolon Factory,
r. 732 Grein
Wright M*ry Miss, nurse, r. 1037 J^ Market
Wright Mary Mrs., widow, r. 2030 Union
Wright Mary E. Mrs. (Wright, Bowne & Co.) r. East
OHkland
Wright Newton, teamster, r. 121 O'Farrell
Wright OrKon W., patternmaker, r. 2521 Mission
Wright Owen, carpenter, r. 1324 Florida
Wright Paxton, clerk supply dept Wells, Fargo k Co.,
r. 22H Taylor
Wright Ralph K., clerk Selden S. k George T. Wright,
r. 910 Lombard
Wright Kobeit. clerk 8. P. Co., r. 1311 Howard
Wright R. Percy, attorney at law, 310 Pine, rooms 10-
12
Wright Selden S. (Selden 8. k George T. Wright) r.
910 Lombard
Wright Selden S. 6i George T., attorneys at
law. 71-72 NeTada Block
Wright Silas, teamster J. Morton fc Co.
Wright Silas C, carrlagemiker W. Halkett, r. 20 Oak
Wright Sylvia J., widow, r. 121 Clay
Wright Thomas, assistant teacher Industrial School
Wright Thomas, teamster, r. 36 Clay
Wright Thomas A. laborer, r. 127 Folsom
Wright Thmnas A., uiRStr mariner, r. 916 Lyon
Wright Thomas C, compositor Chronicle, r. Ellis,
bet Powell and Mason
Wright Thomas E., printer, r. 644 Sacramento
Wright Thomas H., r. 246 Third
Wright W. C, carriage trimmer, r. 1104 Mission
Wright William, r. 315 Braman
Wright William, blacksmith Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
NE cor Sierra and Tennessee
Wright William, broker, r. 318 Turk
Wright William, expressman, r. 2906 Buchanan
Wnght William, liquor saloon. 1914 Market
Wright William, miner, r. 73Vi54 Green
Wright William Mrs , r. 1230 Lombard
Wright William E., carpenter, r. 36 Page
Wright William O., special policeman, r. IMO Union
Wright William H., stock broker, 337 Pine, r. 693
Ellis
Wright SVilHam J., bookkeeper White Bros., r. 708
Gold-n Gate Av
Wright William S. (Carrick, Williams fc Wright) r.
340 Sixth
Wright & Sanders (John Wright and George H. San-
ders) architects. 418 California
Wrln James B., plumber Freeman & Wrin, r. 20 Fair
At
Wrln Michael J. (Freeman k Wrin) r. 20 Fair At
Wrin Thomas, with Holbrook, Merrill k Stetson, r.
18 Powell Av. B. H.
Wrln William, plumber Freeman & Wrin, r. 20 Fair At
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MAKUFACTUKEES OF
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
Wrixon John, laborer, r. 210 Union
Wrixon Robert, laborer, r. 210 Union
Wuelzen J. W., cigarmaker J. W. Shaeffer & Co., r
I 519 Greenwich
Wuescber -Jolin R., foreman factory M. MeusBdorffer,
r. Fruit Vale
Wnest John, combmaker, r. 426 Shotwell, rear
Wuest William F.. waiter, r. 330 Grt-en
Wuestefeld Aiiijust F.. artist, r. 1><52 Stevenson
Wuefiteffld Conrad, foreman H. W. Frank & Co., r. 64
Everett
Wuestefeld Henry, bartender, r. 1944 Mission
Wuestefeld Henry, cigarmaker Louis Wertheimer &
Co., r. 326 .Jessie
Wuestefeld John, mattressmaker H. W. Frank & Co.
Wuesterfeld Julius G., liquor saloon, NW cor Beach
and Baker
Wuetzer John W., cigarmaker, r. 519 Greenwich
Wiihrman Henry, seaman schr Georgie Woods
Wulbern Diedrich, painter and gralner, r. 809 Onion
Wulbern Helnriih. laborer, r. W s Venezuela, bet
Tombigbee and St. John
Wulbern John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Filbert
ancl Laguiia
Wulf Henry, clerk, r. 742 Harrison
Wulf Henry, laborer, r. 21 Hinckley
Wulterdin-:er Lizzie Miss, shoefitter S. W. Rosenstock
*t Co., r. West Berkeley
WulffC, r. 2619 Mission
Wulff C inrad, witU Sacbs Broi. & Co.. r. 752 Bryant
Wulfl Henry J., tanner, r. W s Rhode Island, bet So-
noma and Yolo
Wulff Jurgen H., tanner M. F. Dolan, r. W ■ Rhode
Island, bet Sonoma and Yolo
Wulff N. ils H., purser stmr Caroline
Wulff Otto W. N., butcher Henry J. Wedemeyer, r. W
8 Rhode Island, bet Sonoma and Yolo
Wulff Peter, r. 55 Everett
Wulff Peter, mnfr pickles, 107 Sacramento, r. 2619
Mission
K^ Wulff. See Wolf. Wolfe, Wolff and Woolf
Wulffing Constantin, bartender, r. 124« Howard
Wiilfken York, carpenter, r. .531 J^ Birch At
Wulzen Diedrich H., r. 1001 Seventeenth
Wulxen Diedrich H. Jr., druggist, 1001 Sev-
enteenth
Wulzen Fred 6., groceries, liquors and hardware,
NE cor Ninth and Folsora, r. 251 Ninth
Wulzen Frederick, groceries and liquors, BE cor
Twenty-third and Fair Oaks
Wulzen John, fire and marine insurance broker, 209
Ssusome, r. Alameda
Wulzen John F., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r. 1115
Twentv-first
Wulzen Otto, jewelery boxmaker A. H. Lochbaum &
Co.r. Oakland
Wuuderlich August, laborer, r. Spring Valley, nr
Spring Vjilley Road
Wmiderlich William W., gusfitter, r. 731 Natoma
Wnnacli M. Sc Co. (M. Wunsch, August Hell-
bronner and Herman Brunn) wholesale jewelers.
Ill Sutter
Wunsch Marcus (M. Wunsch k Co.) r. 1211 Hyde
Wunsch Nicholas, barber, NW cor Manitoba and
Doraiuira
Wunsoher Erdmsn, apprentice Thomas Day & Co
(limited) r. 154 Eighth
Wunscher Caroline Mrs,, midwife, r. 154 Eighth
Wiirdack Joseph carpenter, r. 33 Lily At
Wurdack Peter, carpenter, r. R12 Bush
Wnrdinger Anton, baker, r. 720 Turk
Wurk John, bookkeeper Andrew Wilkle. r. Twenty-
firs t, nr S mchez
Wurkheira Max, fancy goods 617 Larkin
Wurkheim Morris (Wurkheim & Co.) r. 927 Sutter
Wurkheim ft Co. (Morris Wurkheim) cloaka and
suits, 125 Kearny
Wurmb Joseph, r. German Hospital
Wurster George H., bartender John S. Macintosh, r.
131 Montgomery
Wurster John, carpenter, r. 710 California
Wurteuberg David, bookkeeper I. S. Bosenbauin k
Co., r. 1208 Golden Gate Av
TTurtlimaun Bernliard, groceries and liquors,
r. 236 Turk
Wurthmann John, clerk B. Wnrthmann, r. 236 Turk
Wurts Myron L., gripman Market St. RR., r. 1585
Mission
Wuscher Fred., hamessmaker Anton Weitner, r. 36
Welsh
Wnstfeld Joseph, cigarmaker William Siedel, r. 93
Everett
Wustenberg Henry, agent, r. Columbia, bet Fifteenth
and Si.\teenth
Wusterhausen Ernest, cabinetmaker, r. 504 Jj Minna
Wuth Gustave, r. 10 Twenty-sixth
Wutbrich John, butcher, 415 Geary
Wuthriih John C. butcher John Wutbrich. r. 415
Geary
Wvatt George, longshoreman, r. 462 )i Sixth
Wyatt H. F. (New York) Brown & Metzner agents, 535
Market
Wyatt James J., plasterer, r. 1912 Mission
Wyatt John A., stevedore, r. 1019 Union
Wyatt Leander, steward, r. 1006 Clay
Wyatt Samuel, bookseller, .1165 Market, r. Rose, nr
Ocean House Road
Wyatt Thomas, clerk J. R. Smith & Co., r. 105 San
Jose Av
WYATT THOMAS stair l>nilder,
513 FiftlL, r. 1U.3 San Jose Av
Wyatt W., waiter stmr Alameda
Wycoff Daniel H., .shipjoiner, r. 247 Tehama
Wyer D., janitor New City Hall
Wyer George W., broker, 425 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Wyer John, machinist, r. 1001 Mason
Wyer Peter A., gei-retary Superior Court Judges,
office New City Hall, third floor, r. 6iO Eddy
Wvkes Herie Mme., dressmaker, r. 322 Larkin
Wylie Charles J., bookkeeper Contra Costa Laundry
Assn, r. 924 Broa.lway
Wylie Fannie Miss, r. 924 Broadway
Wylie George E.. porter Wellmsn, Peck & Co., r. 5i
Quinn
Wylie James, carriage maker, r. Ill Seventh
Wylie James Mrs., stauiping and embroidery. 111
Seventh
Wylie James A., clerk Contra Costa Laundry Assn, r.
924 Broadway
Wylie Joseph H. (Batchelor & Wylie) r. Oakland
Wylie Walter J., bookkeeper, r. 130 Halght
i^ Wylie. See Whiley and Wilay
Wyman Benjamin H., bookkeeper R. Dunsmulr k
Sons, r. Oakland
Wyman Benjamin H. Jr., bookkeeper R. Dunsmuir k
Sons, r. Oakland
Wyman Charles, upholsterer, 1317 Mission
Wyman Charles F.. bookkeeper, r. 831 Bush
Wyman Frederiek, laborer, r. Greenwich, bet Moat-
gomery and Sannome
Wyiiian James B., editor, r. 322 Ellis
Wyman John, cabinetmaker, r. 808 O'Farrell
Wyman John A., with Henry Henne, r. 808 O'Farrell
Wyman John F.. r. 400 Sixth
Wyuian Mary Mrs., housekeeper The Berkshire, 711
Jones
Wyman Nettle Miss (Wyman fc Bitter) r. 808 CFarrell
Wyman Svdney, helper Phelps Mnfg Co., r. Wilkin-
son House
Wyoiam William, salesman r. 324 Seventh
Wyman fc Bitter (Nettie Wyman and Alice Bitter)
dressmakers, 714 Laikin
8^" Wyman. See W.ihmann and Weyman
Wyms John H., clerk The Whitney, Standard and
Oakland Transfer Co., r. Oakland
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
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CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY.
Special Prices Given.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
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and Store Fixtures.
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Wjndhsm L. Mrs., dreRsmaker, r. 217 Sixteenth
Wyne John T., plumber, r. 2U07 Fillmore
Wyne Martin, hardware, 2007 Fillmore
Wyneken GeorRe, accountant, 620 Merchant, room 7
Wyneken L. Ernest (Townsend k. Wyneken) r. 214
Valencia
Wynell Robert, engineer, r. 166 Tehama
Wynn Andrew, r. 16 Ellis
Wynn Bernard, laborer, r. 212 First
Wynn Hownrd P., salesman Starbird & Goldstone, r.
611 H Grove
Wynn James, boilermaker, r. 615 Second
Wynn James, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r. E s
Vermont, bet Mariposa and Solano
Wynn James B., r. til6 Bu><h
Wynn John E., watertender etmr Santa Rosa, r. 615
Second
Wynn Thomas, shoemaker, r. HUH Harrison
Wynn William, r. 615 Second
Wynn William J., machinist Pac. Coast SS. Co., r.
615 Second
Wynne Alice, widow, r. 2814 Mission
Wynne Annie Miss, r. 1313 Kearny
Wynne Daniel, tanner, r. 359 Eleventh
Wynne Dennis, carcleaner S. P. Co., r. 121 Welsh
Wynne Eccles, hackdriver, r. 3.59 Eleventh
Wynne H., boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mill
Wynne Henry F., drugaist, NE cor Twenty-second
and Folsoni, r. 2814 Mission
Wynne Henry J., machinist, r. 121 Welsh
Wynne Martin, laborer, r. 359 Eleventh
Wynne Martin, laborer S. F. Candle Co.
Wynne Mary Mrs., r. 359 Eleventh
Wynne Nicholas, gents' furnishing goods andnotiODB,
2816 Mission
Wynne Nicholas, newsdealer, r. 427 Stevenson
Wynne Nicholas F., clerk, r. 427 Stevenson
Wynne Nicholas P., druggist, r. 114 Capp
Wynne Patrick, tanner, r. 359 Eleventh
Wynne Patrick, fireman Market St. RR., r. 121 Welsh
Wynne William, r. 114 Capp
Wynne William, r. 2814 Mission
iff" Wynne. See Winn, Winne and Wynn
Wyntjens F. (Wyntjens & Co.) r. U2SH Folsom
Wyntjens Frank, lather, r. 225 Stevenson
Wyntjens & Co. (F. Wyntjens) teas, coflfees and spices,
1128^ Folsom
Wyntjens Louis, hackman, r. 526 Pine
Wyrich Christian, expressman, r. 3 McCormick
Wyre John, gasfitter, r. 1001 Mason
Wysham H. Clay, teacher music, r. 501 Post
Wysinger Jesse, porter Palace Hotel, r. 525 Natoma
Wytteubach Emanuel, artist and general designer,
508 Montgomery, room 10, r. Berkeley
Wyttenbach Eugene, designer Emanuel Wyttenbach,
r. Berkeley
Wyzander Julius, machinist, r. 307 Francisco
X
Xavier John 8., engineer Geary St. ER. r. 2519 Post
Xicoy Mariano, journalist La Republica, 531 Cali-
fornia
X. L. Dairy, Luther J. Ewell proptr, NW cor Twenty,
first and Folsom
Tablonsky Albert, sign painter, r. 824 Folsom
Yablonsky John, collector S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Ala-
meda
Taeger John (Taeger & Meierhoff) r. 27 Alabama
Yaeger Martha, widow, r. 15 Varennes
Taeger William, pressman Francis, Valentine & Co.,
r. 15 Varennes
FRATINGER & CO.
READY-MADE SUITS
FOR
LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDBEN.
105 KEARNY STREET.
REFLECTORS,
FOE SHOW WINDOWS AND STOKES,
MADE AND REPAIRED.
W. E. LANE~ Plumber
505 KEARKV STREET.
Established 1860. Telephone 315.
Yaeger & Meierhoff (John Yaegtr aud Deitrick Meier.
hoflf) liquor saloon, IfiO Steuart
Yager Emanuel, cigarmaker, 1114 Eighteenth
Ynger J )hn, car driver, r. 442 Jessie, rear
tSr Yager. See Jaeger, Jager, Yaeger and Yeager
Yale Charles G., editor Mining and Scientific Press,
and secretary Academy of Sciences, oflBce 262
Market
Yale Club of California, Moantford S. Wilson 8ecre>
tary, 202 Sansome
Yale Frank W., r. 413 Brannan
Yale George E., r. 53 Fifth
Yale John C. traveling salesman Levi Strauss Ji Co.
r. 608 Sutter
Yale Lizzie Mrs., nurse, r. 2203i McAllister
Yale Lock Manufacturing Co. (Stamford, Conn.)
agency, 39 Stevenson
Ya-ngtaie Insurance Association, (limited Ma-
rine of Shanghai) Macondray & Co. agents, 425-
427 Market
Yanke R. L., teacher music, r. 225 Leavenworth
Yankee Block, SWcor Front and Pine
Yaqul Gold and Silver Mluing Co., Thomas T. Atkin-
son secretary, oflBce 327 Pine
Yaqui Manufacturing Co., 40(i Sansome
Yarnell Joseph, r. 220 Francisco
Yarrington Alexander D., boxmaker, r. 91 Ninth
Yarrington J. T., salesman Davis Bros., r. East Oak-
land
Yarrington Theodore V., salesman, r. 142 Seventh
Yarrington William M., clerk, r. 142 Seventh
Yates Albert E., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r.
1823 Eddy
Yates Charles M. (Yates & Co ) r. Alameda
Y^ates Charles R., bookkeeper, r. 1823 Eddy
Yates Fannie W., teacher music, r. 1421 Pacific
YATES GEORGE A. p.,k .„«
Ocran Fruit and Cigar Stand, cor
'B.ftisiit and Stanyan
Yates John A., conductor Market St. RR., r. 1636
Golden Gate Av
Yates Joseph, expressman, r. 2619 M Mission
Yates Joseph F., lashmaker, r. 8 s Twenty-second,
bet Chattanooga and Church
Yates Mary J., widow, r. 1421 Pacific
Yates R. H. & Co. (Robert H. Yates) cloaks and suits,
4-6 Grant Av
Yates Robert H. (R. H. Yates & Co.) r. 1602}^ Golden
Gate Av
Yates Robert J., grlpman, r. cor Sutter and Central
Av
Yates Robert R. (Yates * Hunter) r. 1823 Eddy
Yates Rudolph B., surveyor, r. 200 Sixth
Y'tes Walter, dairyman, r. 760 Twenty-second
Yates Walter, r. 2916 Folsom
Yates William H., grainbroker, 310 California, r. 2916
Folsom
Tates & Co. (Charles M. Yates) wholesale paints
and oils, 101-103 Front
Yates & Hunter (Robert R. Yates and G. V. Hunter)
agents Eureka Spool Silk, 537 Market
Ybarra Emma, widow, r. 317 Leavenworth
Ybarra Everardo O., mechanical engineer, r. 1421
Powell
Ybarra Fortunato, compositor, r. 1421 Powell
Ybarra Francisco E., mechanical engineer, r. 1421
Powell
Ybarra Jose M., editor La Correspondencla, r. 1514
Mason
Ybarra Mitchell cook, r. 500 Broadway
Ybarra Otilia Miss, r. 1421 Powell
B^" Yeager. See Jaeger, Jager, Yaeger and Yager
Yeaton Joseph H., patternmaker, r. 225)4 O'Farrell
TEAW WILLIAM
importer suits and cloaks.
H.
r. 4»a Sutter
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
nannfacturer orerePT dewriptlon of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
4£ to 50 Beale Stre«t, Sau Fraiaoisco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker.
491-f1S7 JWarTeei Street. Sole Asents tOr
J>ederick.'s Perpetual flay Presses.
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PUIKEPS,
Suction and Force.
FOB hawd.
1VIND-9II1.1. AND POfTEB,
ALL, SIZKS.
311, 313. 315 and 317 MAEKET STKEET
YfM Aaron, aslesman G. AbrahMUHon, r. 735 Geary
Yehl Abraham, horse dealer, r. 7H5 G^ary
Yehl Charles, clerk A. H. Lochbaum i Co., r. 735
Geary
Yehl Nettie, saleRlady, r. 735 Geary
Yehl Samuel, clerk Bauer Bros. & Co., r. 735 Geary
Yelland Arthur, cai-penter, r. Iii09 Folsom
Yrlverton Thomas, laborer, r. 1:^12 Alabama
Yenda Luci.-n. ji-weler, r. 131ft Dupont
Yenne Jacob, laborer, r. 1014 Bryant
Yeuiie Mary Mrs., bakery, 1014 Hryant
Yeo William H., cutter U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r.
2950 Mission
Yeomau William, liquor saloon, 52 Steuart
YeomauK Albert B., bookkeeper, r. 609 Piue
Yeomans J. B., liquor snlnon, 222 Townsend
Yerba Buena Stables, P. L. Archibald & Co. proptrs,
1342-1344 Market
Yerby Henry C, grainbroker, 28 Merchant«* Ex-
change, r. Oaklaud
Yerke John, laborer, r. 143 Minna
Yerkes Jiseph. auctioneer, r. 48 Fourth
Yt-csen Erick, lotigsboreman, r. 18!« Federal
Yg^lesia de N«ugtra Senora de Gaadalnpe,
Key. Andres Garriga pastor, N ■ Broadway, ur
Mason
Tocum Matthew B., r. 602 Bush
Yoder L. M., specialist r. lOrt McAUUter
Yoel Era, widow, r. 903 Sutter
Yoeman A. B., r. 609 Pine
Tokobaraa Specie Bank (Agency) offlctt room
111, Phelan Bldu
Yokohama Tea Co., Cbarlea B. Plntt proptr, 204 Sixth
Tulo Mills (flouring) Hins ft Plagemana proptrs,
120 .Mission
Yordi John U., r. 78 Colton
Yore John P., shoemaker, r. 19 Hinckley
Yore William J., salesuian Jamea K. Cooper, r. 13
Haight
York Carl, r. 116 Leideadorff
York C. B., bookkeeper O. M. Josselyn k Co., r. Oak-
land
York E. R., office 34 California
York Frank, riguer, r. 413 Dolorea
York Frank, cigirm iker Boaer Bros., r. 367 Mlnaa
York Gregory, laborer, r. 3 Morrell PI
York Gustave. deck boy stmr Mexico
York John, cooper, r. 4.i4 Jessie
York John, laborer, r. 3 Morrell PI
Ynrk John, laborer, r. 264X Clementina, rf>ar
Torlt Strttet Flax Spinning Co. (Belfaat, Ire-
land) Brown * Metzner aueuts 535 Market
York Waldo M. (York k Whitworthi r. Berkeley
York William, bartender, r. 734 FolKom. rear
York <fc Whitworth (Waldo M. York and John
M. Whitworth) attorneys at law, 120 Sutter, rooms
61-62
Yorres Henry, carpenter, r. 448 Jessie
Tosemlte Commissioners, 4 San Francisco
StcK-k and Exchange BMg
Tosemite Flour Mills, C. R. Splivalo * Co. pro-
prietora. 106«-10f<< Brvant. office 321 Sacramento
Yosemite Hou^e. 1045 !< Market
Yosemite Queen Gold, Silver and Lead Mining Co.,
RoJ>ert Roy secretary. 3fi Montgomery Block
Yosemite Stage and Turnpike Co., Samuel Uiller
general agent office 61S Market
YoRt Albert, porter J. J. Mack k Co., r. 439 Bush
Yost Anton D., patrolman Underwriters' Flie Patrol,
r. 33 SteyenHon
Yost August, delirery clerk S. P. Co., r. S0« Townsend
Tost Bridget, widow, r. liUH Bush
Tost Daniel Z.. assistant V. 3. Appraiser, office V. 8.
Appraiser's Bide, eerond flo< r
Yost Fred., bart-nder Gruen k Heydenaber, r. 608
Leavenworth
Tost Frederii-K satchelmaker D. Block ft Co,
lost George C, plumber, r. 1234 H Bush
Yoet Henry, r. cor Gough and Ash Av
Yost Henry, machinist Joshua Hendy Machine Works,
r. 420 Fourteenth
Yost Henrv D., engineer, r. 1126 Florida
Yost J. Mrs., r. «15 Bush
Yost James H., machiuist, r. 1126 Florida
Yost John D. (H. S. Crocker & Co.) r. Alameds
It?" Yo^t. See Joost and Jost
Yonle George A., clerk Crocker ft Suydam. r. Alameds
Young Alexander, r. 1711 Market
Young Alexandt-r, foreman George W. Gibbs At Co., r.
1415 Twenty-fourth
Young Alexander, r. 518 Spventh
Young AlpheuB, sawyer Union Box Factory, r.l9 Ninth
Young Amelia Mrs., dry goods, 1328 Dupont. r. Pres-
cott HouBe
Young America Soap Works, M. Conlin proptr, NW
Center and Kansas
Young A. Michael, whitener, r. 227 Perry
Young Andrew (McCsuley* Young) r. 1406 GroTS
Young Andrew, machinist, r. 623 Dayia
Young Andrew, Bteyedore. r. 29 )i Oak Grove At, rear
Young Andrew J., carpenter, r. 1030 Twentieth
Young Andrew S., master stmr Bullion, r. 1718 Jack-
son
Young .\ndrew 3. Jr., r. Ifi22 Pacific At
Young .Arthur J., shoemaker, r. 384 San Jose At
Young Arthur L., apothecary Wakelee k Co., r. 923
Valencia
Young Austin, letter carrier Post Office, r.701 Stockton
Young Camillus J., molder F. Marion Wells, r. 830
Howard
Toang Carlos G., merchandise broker and eom-
mission merchant, 25 Davis, r. 1616 Geary
Young Casper, cigarmaker, r. 427 Filbert
Young Charles, agent, r. 112 Olive At
Young Charles, bookkeeper James Elder, 538 Market
Young Charles F., compositor John Henderson, r. 133
Fair Oaks
Young Charles H
Stevenson
Young Charles J.
2105 Joneg
YouB g Charles L., draymsn Msrtln, Feusier k Co., r.
1134 Vallejo
Young Charles M., painter and paperbanger 7. A.
Wiswell. r. 680 Twentieth
Young Charles M., carpenter S. H. Hills, r. IIM Msr-
ket
Young Christian, clerk, r. 1429 Dupont
Young Christian H.. real estate, r. 20*7 Missioa
Young Conrad, dairy produce, 1429 Dupont
Young Conrad Jr.. plumber, r. 1429 Dupont
Young Cornelius W., r. 1 Eddy
Young Daniel E. carpenter, r. 1727 SteTenson
Young David, yeastmaker Crystal Vinegar Works, r.
ixOH FoNom
Young E'lward B. (Gordon * Tonng) attorney st Isw,
430 Montgomery, rooms 5-6, r. 2417 Webster
Young Edward D., compositor Call, r. 110 Sixth
Young Edward W., machinist, r. Ocean View
Young E. J. Mrs., widow, r. 202 ^ Turk
Young Elisha T.. machinist Rlsdon I. and L. Works,
r. 618 McAllister
Young Emma, widow, liquor saloon, 1013 Eesroj
Young Frank, cooper Cal. Barrel Co.
Young Frank, machinist Bisdon I. and L. Works, r.
Oakland
Young Frank E., lineman Gold and Stock Tel. Co., r.
923 Valencia
Yonng Frank H., clerk, r. 618 McAHiKter
Young Frank W.. special agent The Lion Fire. Wssh-
ington Fire and Murine, Orient lue. and ImrerisI
Fire Ins. Co'a, r. Oakland
Yonng Frederick, boxmaker, r. 1429 Dupont
Young Frederick, journalist, r. 313 FonrtU
Young Frederick 0., tescher penmanship, 43 PksUn
Bidg
, mnfg jeweler, 3 Bardie PI, r. (11
bookkeeper John W. Hsrrleoa, r.
THE LATEST STYLES,
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GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SSZTOIT, As:! UacagBt,
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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YouDK Georse, gripiiian Market St. RB..r. Powell At,
iir Mission. B. H.
Young George, louushoremnn, r. 703 Greenwich
Young George, peddler, r. Stark Alloy, nr Stockton
Young Oforge, hhoemaker, r. 700 Calirnrnia
Young George A., aitlet. r. 1904 BroB<lway
Young George G., fresco painter, r. 137 Natoma
YoauR George M., clerk Thomas Yoiinii
Young George O., foreman Bamberj-er k Eaampfer,
r. lU Natoma
Yonng George K., raate tug Sea Lion
Young George W , r. 715)4 Grore
Young George \f., bootmaker Porter, Slessinger&Co.,
r. 707 Stockton
Young Hftrry O., dentist Georgft W. Leek, r. 1716
Jackson
Young Harry H., clerk Anglo-Nevada Assurance Cor-
poration, r. 1206 Kills
Young Harry R., stevedore, r. 3U Lombard
Young H. C. (HaaBfl k Young) r. 218 Third
Young Henry, r. 160H Mason
Young Henry, blacksmith, r. 110 Perry
Young Henry B., clerk frei-ht auditor's office 8. P.
Co., r. Alameda
Young Henry J., collector Raphael Weill t Co., r. 1213
Oitavia
Young Henry W., assistant light house keeper. Goat
Island
Young Herbert, blacksmith, r. 201 Turk
Young Herman H., steward Schroth ji Westerfeld, r.
1910 Market
Young Hermann L., salesman, r. 512 ^ Jessie
Young Jacob, blacksmith, r. 409 Union
Young Jacob, seaman schr Mary Gratwick, r. 635
Second
Young James, r. 126 Kearny
Young James, boilermaker, r. 24 ^ Langton
Young James, carpenter, r. 343 Branuau
Young James, clerk, r. 322 Seventh
Young James, laborer, r. 515 Howard
Young James Mrs., dressmaker, 126 Kearny, room 32
Young James A., boilermaker P. M. S3. Co., r. 614
Second
Yonng James B., trimmer Buckingham it Hechi. r.
3H4 San Jos6 Ay ^
Toung James J., watchmaker, r. 67 Second
Young J. B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 917 Bryant
Young J. C, medical institute. 226 Sutter
Young Jerome N.. carpenter, r 2311 Larkin
Young John, r. 2001 Mason
Young John, baker, r. 1429 Dupont
Young John, carpenter, r. W s Gnnnisson At, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Young John, clerk Jacob Lindo, r. 1612 Powell
Young John, cook stmr James M. Donahue, r. 1103 }j
Stockton
Young John, confectionery and bakery, 1419 Stock-
ton
Young John, hostler, r. 24 Turk
Young John, laborer, r. 1322 Kearny
Young John, painter, 1013 Eearuy
Yonng John, Hhipwright. r. 1161 Miasion
Young John B., blacksmith Empire Foundry, r. Oak-
laud
Young John C, harnessmaker J. 0. Johnson k Co., r.
1516 Polk
Young John C, master mariner, r. IIS Cumberland
Young John F., millhand, r. 627 Nineteenth
Young John G., cook Atlantic Oyster and Chop
House, r. 15 Bernice
Yonng John H. (Young & Harris) r. 510 Stockton
YouugJohn J., foreman Dewey* Co., r. 214 Chatta-
nooga
Young John J., porter Palmer ft Key, r. 424Sansome
Young John N. (Clunle, Young k Ulanie) attorney at
law, 401 California, rooms 8-10
Touncr John P., managing editor S. F. Chronicle, r.
1919 Devlsadero
DR. BAZAN'S
THER1HO-EI.ECTBIG
EUSSM anl TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicateil aM Electric Balls GM.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SEWER PIPE. SEWER TRAPS.
Se-wers Laid Properly.
Se-wers Repaired.
W. E. LANE,
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street.
EstabltNhed IR60.
Telephone 31S.
Young John U., painter, r. 2:)07 O.tsvia
Young Jobn T., clt;rk U. S. Railway Mail Service, r.
314 Lombard
Yonng John V., painter, r. 19 J4 Grand At
Young Joseph, boilermaker, r. 212 First
Young Joseph (McGlUivray, Potter Jk Co.) r. Cosmo-
politan Hotel
Young Joseph, druggist. 1114 Folsom, r. 2418
MiHHiun
Young Joseph, butler. 1013 Pine
Young Joseph, molder, r. 24 Natoma
Young Julian H.. pHinter, r. 915J4 Mission
Young Klrby. r. 227 Perry
YOUNG LEANDERG...n.„.-
tor, sewers, vaalts and celliirs puiuped,
oHice 4:16 Bush, r. 3219 Mason
Young L. J., laborer, r. 1305 Sanchez
Young Louis H., policeman, r. If06 Stockton
Young Louis N., butcher Fergus Hanson, r. 1822
Stockton
Young Margaret, r. 404 Francisco
Youngs Men's Chriatlan Association, rooms
232 Sutter
Younjr i»Ien'« Hehrew Association, 421 Post
Young Michael, messenger Wells, Fargo k Co., r.
14-^4 Taylor
Young Murdock porter r. 402 Broadway
Young Peter, laboror, r. 404 Fraut isco
Young Philip, butcher, r. 210 Montgomery At
Young Philip, ironworker, r. 22 Banuani PI
Young Reul)en A., millwright, r. 604 Third
Young Richard, r. 1425 Oak
Young Robert, cigarmaker. r. 17 Oak GroTe Av, rear
Young Robert, sawyer Hobbs, Wall k Co., r. 327 X
Filbert
Young Robert, laborer Machanics Foundry, r. Sli
First
Young Robert, printer R. G. Dun k Co., r. 411 Ellis
Yduug Robert, seaman, r. 506 Davis
Young Robert F., bookkeeper £. M. Miller, r. 1811
Sutter
Young Robert H., engineer, r. 1161 Mission
Young Rose Mrs., r. 1229 Broderirk
Young Samuel, cabinetmaker, r. 405 Union
Young Samuel, drivt-r Union Ice Co , r. 617 Third
Yonng Samuel E.. porter r. 22 Minna
Young Simon, r. 34 Harriet
Young Siephen A. D., physician, r. 40 Eleventh
Young ThomaB, r. 1010 Capp
Young Thomas (Allen & Young) r. •S14 Lombard
Yonng Thomas, b<illermak<'r, r. 922 Folsom
Young Thomas, real estate agent, 39 Sutter, r. 501
Powell
Young Thomas, teamster John Henderson Jr., SM
Stevenson
Young Thomas N., clerk, r. 343 Fifth
Yonng Timothy, teamster, r. S s Eliribeth, nr Vo*
Young TuUey T., letter carrier PoHt Otllce, r. 817 Pin*
Young W.. assistant lighthouse keeper, South Faral*
lone Island
Youngr Walter, teller Bank of British Oolnmbla,
r. 514 Twenty-third
Young Walter 8., r. 616 Mason
Young W. 0., teacher P. E. Mission Chiness ScIio*l,
r. 932 Clay
Young William, agent, r. 1936H Mission
Ifoang W^illlam, auent Sacramento Brick C«.,
Third Street Wharf, r. 1811 Sutter
Young William, carpenter, r. IS.? Fair Oak
Young William, longshoreman, r. 305 Davis
Yonng William, porter Parke k Lacy. r. 1161 Mission
Young William, plumber Jacob Ablbach, r. 135 Bblp-
ley
Young William, shipwright, r. 1161 Mission
Young William, upholsterer H. W. Frank & Co., r. 817
Bush
Young William, waiter, r. 1224 Kearny
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONB 82.
LITHOGRAPHERS
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. 1>AVIS, City Agent,
439 California Street.
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W. W. Montague &. Co.
Importers and Dealers In
ENQLISH AND AMERICAN
T7IIL.E3,
Encaustic, Olazed ana Plain.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Young William A., painter, r. 2307 Octavia
Toung William J., tinsmith, r. 7fi4 Bryant
Young William K., salesman O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co.,
r. 719M Bush
Toung William W., real estate, 302 Montgomery,
room IS. r. 1424 California
Yonng Women's Cliriatian Association,
Mrs. L. S. Smith matron, 912 Sutter
Toung Women's Christian Temperance Union, 132
McAllister
Young & Harris (J. H. Toung and Richard Harris)
house and sian painters, 1127 Sutter
•^ Young. See -Tunge, Junge and Yung
YouuKberg Adolph, tailor, r. 18 Stockton PI
Youngberg John E., chief deputy U. S. Internal
Revenue, r. 117 Ridley
Toungblood John, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. Black Point
Toungdale William, musician, r. 326 Minna
Tounge F. R., musician, r. 116 Ellis
Younger Alfred E., upholsterer Indianapolis Mnfg
Co., r. Oakland
Younger Charles, blacksmith, r. 315 Fifth
Younger Edward, wireworker, r. 2115 Powell
Yonng-er Edward A., M. D., dentist, ofBce 300
Stockton, r. 690 McAllister
Younger Joseph H., bookbinder Bartling, Phillips &
Stilwell, r. 919 Valencia
Younger Julius, cook R. Dalldorf, r. NE cor Mission
and Beale
Yonnger William J., M. D., dentist, office 300
Stockton, r. The Baldwin
Tounggren J. Oscar, master mariner, r. 12 Octavia
Tounghans Ernest, dairyman, r. S s Serpentine Av,
opp Bryant
Tounglove Charles, horseshoer Peter Lyn:h, r. 315
Fifth
Tounglove Joseph C, compositor Examiner, r. 339
Sixth
Yonngman George, cook, r. 446 Natoma. rear
Youngs George W., stalrbuilder, r. 2 Selina PI
Yourell Walter S., r. 436 Stevenson
Youst John P., varnisher, r. 6(i8 Sixth
Yparraguirre Francisco, boarding, 20 Stockton PI
Youths' Directory The, James Reid superintendent,
2030 Howard
Yreka Creek Gold Mining Co., C. V. Manner secre
tary, 51 Fremont
Yslas Florence, pressman Francis, Valentine k Co.,
r.l713>< Post
Tuba Gravel Range Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.) H.
Picholr secretary, 320 Sansome, room 24
Yucca and Asbetos Boiler Covering, Gilbert
C. Fowler manufacturer, 656-658 Howard
Tuill James, salesman, r. 24 Everett
Yuma Mill and Alining Co. (El Rio, San
Diego) Gillespy & Childs agents, 123 California
Tung Edward (J. Schwegerle & Co.j r. 551 Fourth
Tung Louis, r. 551 Fourth
•^ Tung. See Jung, Junge and Toung
Tunge Nicholas, clerk P. Heins, r. NE cor Union and
Larkin
Tunker Louise, widow, r. 1618 Turk
Tuuker Frederick, tailor, r. 724 Mission
Yzagviire Delia W. Mrs., 1. 15 Taylor
Zabaldano Alexander, druggist and chemist,
1124 Stockton, r. MO Filbert
Zaballa Peter, boxmaker, r. 1205 Stockton
Zabel A. Mme., French laundry, 624 Ellis
Zabel John D., shoemaker, 518)4 Geary
Zabel ThoToas, carpenter, r. 2115 Powell
ZabrirtJe General Mrs., widow, r. 82:i O'Farrell
Zabnskle J. H.,blockmaker Henry White
Zabriskie John S., commiesion merchant, r. 310
Shipley
10" Zabriskle. See Sobriskey
Zachariae Otto, salesman Edward Cohn k Co., r. 218
Stockton
Zacharias Alfred, salesman, r. 929 Sutter
Zacharlas Charles H., bookkeeper, r. 929 Sutter
Zachanas Hyman, r. 929 Sutter
Zacharias John, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
Zacharias Joseph, glazier, r. 1519 Ellis
Zacharias Lyon, liquor saloon, 406 Market, r. 929
Sutter
Zacharias Marcus, watchmaker and jeweler, 308
Kearny, r. 602 Leaven woith
Zacharias Morris, contractor glazing, office 516 Kearny
Zacharias Salle, watchmaker M. Zacharias. r. 1305
Larkin
Zacharias Z. & Co. (Zacharias Zacharias and Charles
Fink) mnfg jewelers, 11 Geary
Zacharias Zacharias (Z. Zacharias & Co.) r. 1508?<i
Franklin
Zachau Eugene, chromomaker Thien & Co., r. 925
Washington
Zachert John, conductor Geary St. RR., r. 2739 Pine
Zacboreck Fred. O., barber Fleischman & Semler, r.
224 Fourth
Zachiison Charles, watchman Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
1111 Shotwell
Zack George G. C, watchmaker, r. 1106 Broadway
Zadig Herman (Zadig, WoUberg & Co.)r 1715 Jacksott
Zadig, Wollberg & Co. (Herman Zadlg, Joseph
WoUberg and Joseph Marks) stockbrokers, 306
Montgomery
Zaepffel Xavier. candies, 1043 Valencia
Zahu Charles W., ropemaker S. F. Cordage Factory,
r. E s Pennsylvania Av, bet Sierra and Nevada
Zahn Ernest, bookkeeper Alfred Borel & Oo., r. 1219
Jones
Zahn Josephine, widow, r. 521 5^ Geary
Zahn Valentine, r. 100 Ash Av
Zhhnder Benjamin, metal worker Joseph F. Forderer,
r. Ahlborn House
Zalisky Katrine, widow, r. 22H Welsh
Zambelicli Brothers (Ralph and Joseph H.)
grcceries and liquors. 1098 I'nton
Zambelich Joseph H. (Zambelich Bros.) r; 1078
Union
Zambeli( h Ralph (Zambelich Bros.) r. 1078 Union
ZambelliH. B. (Pedrotta &Zambelli) r. SW cor Fif-
teenth and Market
Zammitt John, porter Gage, Shattuck & Co., r. 51
Church
Zammitt Joseph, cor Silliman and Dartmouth
Zammitt Joseph J., packer Truman, Isham & Hooker,
r. 265 Tel ama
Zammitt Patrick (P. Zammitt* Co.) r. 131 Dorland
Zammitt P. & Co. (Patrick Zammitt and Peter Short)
poultry and game, 513-515 Washington
Zan Vincent (Zan & Plancich) r. 706 California
Zan & Plancich (Vincent Zan and Nicholas Plancich)
broom mnfrs, HO Front
Zanazzi Frank, laborer Oregon Imp. Co., r. 8 Falmouth
Zander Adolph, clerk Lebenbaum Bros., r. 127 Olive
Av
Zander John, baker, r. 625 Clay
Zander John G., barber, r. SE cor Seventh and How-
ard
•^ Zander. See Sander
Zang Charles, engineer, r. 435 Vallejo
Zanke Charles, musical conductor, r. 535 Clay
Zannone Andrew, fisherman, r. 130 Pacific
Zanovich William, laborer, r. 634 Vallejo
Zante Daniel, silver plater, 190 Jessie
Zapata Loretta, widow, r. 1611 Powell
Zapata Josephina Miss, seamstress, r. 1611 Powell
Zapill Costautino, laborer Rocco Beban, r. 631 Broad-
way
Zaput Peter (Moreno & Zapnt) r. 232 Brannan
Imported and Domestic Rugs In immense variety,
W. &; J. SLOANE «fe CO.
64 « to 647 MARKET STREET,
NXIT ABOTI PiO^CTE HOTEI,.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO..
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Storo Fixtures.
3? Martet SL
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
Finer than the class of Champagnes gent from )ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
France to this coaniry. bat without Brandy, j 530 WASEOTOTOiT STBZZT.
ZAR
1249
ZIB
Zaratoni Joseph, waiter, r. 349 Jessie
Zarbella Peter, boxmaker Union Box Factory, r. 805
Seventh
Zaretzky William, salesman Ernest Eisman, r. 26 Turk
Zark George G. C, watchmaker, r. 1106 Broadway
Zaro Peter, r. 7 Pollard PI
Zaro Pietro (Zaro & Ghielmetti) r. 2124 Larkin
Zaro & Ghielmetti (Pietro Zaro and Lulgi Ghiel-
metti) wood and coal, 2124 Larkin
Zarro Carlo, vegeUbles. 69-70 Colombo Market, r. 229
Pacific
Zarro Domenico, vegetables, Colombo Market
Zasche Joseph, shoemaker, SW cor Bush and Webster
Zasueta Joaquin, jeweler, r. 9 Union PI
Zaun Adolph, cook A. Classen, r. 11 Clay
Zaun Henry, bakery and confectionery, 326 Broadway
Zazzi Peter, laborer, r. 525 Greenwich
Zech August F., teacher music, r. 211 Ninth
Zech Augusta G. Miss, teacher music, r. 327 Seven-
teenth
Zech Frederick, pianotumer, r. 327 Seventeenth
ZEOH FREDERICK Jr.
pianist and composer, 914 Sutter
Zech Jacob, piano mnfr, 211-213 Ninth
Zech William F., teacher violin, r. 327 Seventeenth
Zecher Frederick W., butcher, r. 1821 Powell
Zecher Henry, millhand Cal. Mill, r. 115 Valley
Zecher Henry J., butcher, r. 1819 Powell
Zechow Heinrich, liquor saloon, 122 Jackson
Zederman Jacob, clerk, r. 1638 Ellis
Zeehandelaar Felix J., reporter Examiner, of-
fice 538 Sacramento
Zerferino Andreas, cigarmaker, r. 1525 Dupont
Zeglio David, marble works, 1319 Mission, r. cor Wolf
and Isabel, B. H.
Zeglio David A., marble worker David Zeglio, r. cor
• Wolf and Isabel, B. H.
Zeh Louis, butcher, 1430 Dupont, r. 417 Union
Zeh Louis, with G. Leipnita, r. 762 Brannan
Zehender Joseph G., harnessmaker, r. 1107 Filbert
Zehender Magdelina, widow, r. 1107 Filbert
Zehfuss F. W., carpenter, r. 840 Mission
Zehfuss F. Will Jr., shipping clerk Dempster It Keys,
r. 840 Mission
Zehnder Benjamin, tinsmith, r. Ahlbom House
Zeibig Charles, cigarmaker A. Brune, r. 811 Filbert
Zeigler Charles, seaman, r. SE cor Main and Harri-
son
Zeigler Francis O., foundryman, r. 122 Turk
Zeigler Julius, mate bktne George C. Perkins r. cor
First and Mission
Zeigler Wilbur G., attorney at law 432 Montgomery,
r. 122 Turk
Zeigler Zacharias, driver The Morgan Oyster Co., r. 8
Central PI
Zeile Charles D., druggist, and proptr Russian and
Turkish baths, 524-528 Pacific, r. 818 Lombard
Zeile Edward G.. r. 1308 Mason
Zeile Frederick (estate of) Edson H. Taft secretary,
office 137 Montgomery, room 1
Zeile Robert, r. 1516 Ellis
Zeimer Daniel, cigars and liquors, 418 Hayes
Zeiner Wendelin, bakery, 108 Ninth
Zeir Louis, tailor, r. 7 Mary
Zeiro F. (Vatuone k Zeiro) r. 407 Pacific
Zeis Adolph, clerk J. A. Folger Jc Co., r. 812 Gresn
Zeis Henry, painter, r. 812 Green
Zeir John, shoemaker, r. 812 Green
Zeising Frank M., millhand, r. 119 Twenty -sixth
Zeising Henry, carpenter, r. 13 Scott PI
Zeiss Louis, commission merchant, 101 Clay, r. 1313
Laguna
Zeitfuchs Edward, engraver Levison Bros., r. »1T
Minna
Zeitler Frederick, butcher, B s Mission. b«t Twonty-
ninth and Thirtieth
Ztitner Cesar, baker August Wrede, r. 1310 Pacific
GAS STOVES,
GAS nXTUEES, GAS BUENEES.
Gas Healers lor all purposes lor sale and made to order.
605 KEARKV STBE£T.
PLUMBER,
Established 1880.
Telephone 315.
FRATINGER & CO,
asl
105 KEARNY STREET.
ZEITSKA AUGUSTA Mme.
instrnctions in fancy needle\Tork and
embroidery and teacher nxnsic, 95
Liapid^e
ZEITSKA HENRY, merchant
tailor, 608 Montgomery, r. 95 Lapidg^e
Zeitslca Institute, Mme Bertha Ziska principal.
922 Post
Zekind Alexander I., salesman Joseph Bremer k Co.,
r. 1318 ElUs
Zekind George H., bookkeeper, r. 1940 Fillmore
Zekind Solomon, proprietor California Suspender
Manufacturing Co., 105 Battery, r. 913 Sutter
Zell George, quartermaster stmr Columbia
Zeller Albert, goldbeater James Newman, r. 9 Auburn
Zeller George, candies. 1311 Powell
Zeller George M.. bartender Frederick Becker, r. 2301
Nineteenth
Zeller H., waiter, r. 912 Folsom
Zeller James, salesman Sanborn, Tail k Co., r. 13 Hill
Zeller Louisa, widow, r. 9 Auburn
Zeller Michael, deputy Sheriff, r. 2116 Jones
i»"Zeller. See Celler and Seller
Zellerbach Anthony, paper warehouse, 419-421 Clay,
r. 1037 Golden Gate Av
Zellerbach Henry, wood engraver M. F. Coon, r. 1037
Golden Gate Av
Zellerbach Isadore (Zellerbach k Ritiawaller) r. 1037
Golden Gate Av
Zellerbach Jacob C, bookkeeper A. Zellerbach, r. 1037
Golden Gate Av
Zellerbach Marks, mining, r. 1606 California
Zellerbach & Ritzawaller (Isadore Zellerbach and
Solomon Ritzawaller) cigars and tobacco, NE cor
Clay and East, and brokers, 606 Sacramento
Zeiner IVilliam, druggist and apothecary, SE cor
Fifth and Mission, r. 1042 Mission
Zelms Charles, seamen, r. 2 Hsrtmann
Zemansky Caspar, salesman Robert L. Toplits k Co.,
r. 601 Polk
Zemanskj J. H., deputy Assessor, r. 601 Polk
Zemansky Philip (Robert L. Toplitz k Co.) r. 601 Polk
Zemansky Samuel, millinery and fancy goods, 210
Sixth, r. 601 Polk
Zemansky Solomon, clerk, r. 601 Polk
Zemelli Henry G., music teacher, r. 700 Mason
Zender Joseph, milker, r. 431 Pine
Zengeler Edward, coffee saloon, 3H Stockton, r. 317
Mason
Zenger Alexander, furniture, 1933 Mission, r. 12 Bon-
dell PI
Zenn J., milker John Christian, r. cor Clement
and Twenty-ninth Av
Zenon Andrew, cook, r. 1226 Stockon
Zenovich Peter (C. Antonioli * Co.) r. 6 Market
Zepeda Esteban, laborer, r. 917 Pacific
Zeppernich Annie, domestic SW cor Jones and Lom-
bard
Zeppernlch August, rattanworker John C. R. Lange
Zept Frank J., mnfr cigars, 151 Seventh
Zerburg Severino, cook, r. 205 Second
Zerga Simon, gardener, r. Fillmore, bet Herman and
Ridley
Zerman Catherine, dressmaker, r. 657 Noe
Zerman John, clerk Quade * Strant, r. 1034 Folsom
Zero Antone, cook, r. 1105 Powell
Zerr Gaspar, butcher, NW cor Clementina and First,
r. 2 Clementina
Zerse Joseph, carpenter, 845 Valencia
Zett August L., saddlemaker L. D. Stone k Co., r. 127
Clipper
Zett Frederick, foreman L. D. Stone k Co., r. 127 Clip-
per
Zeuner Anthony, r. 930 Mission
Ziblllch Martin, coffee saloon, SE cor Mission and
Steuart, r. 422 Fremont
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Kanntoeturer ofeTery deeerlpMoa of
PASSSNOBR, STBBBT AKD PSSIOHT OABS.
4B t« S« Bcale Stv««t, Bmu grwlaew.
Truman, Isham & Hooker. ^''■TnSr^%S^,^^^''^^lTJ'^^
zic
1250
ZIN
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IHFOBTER8 07
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufaoturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, Sll, 313, 315 and 317 MASEET STBEET
Ziekel John, ironworker, r.Bkilroad Ay, nr FiTe-Mlle
House
Zickerman Nils, gloyeoutter Leak GloTe Mnfg Co., r.
1013 Guerrero
Zlebline Ulnnie, manufacturer artificial floweri, 107
Natoma
Zieeker Herbert, cabinetmaker, r. 116 Valley
Ziegenbein John (Ziegenbein k Co.) r. Oakland
Ziegenbeln John & Co. (John Ziegenbein and
F. Eillens) commission merchants, and dealers
flour and grain, 216-220 Dayis
Ziegenfusa Charles 0., journalist Chronicle, r. 90S
Market
ZiegenfuBB Joseph N., salesman Eohler k Chaea, r.
Oakland
Ziegenfuss Thomas H., sawmaker, r. 1312 Valencia
Zieger John, wheelwright, r. 317 Bush
Ziegler Anthony J., books and stationery, SE cor
Washington and Sansome, r. 724 Union, rear
Ziegler Charles, laborer Louis Sloss & Co., r. 238H
Bitch
Ziegler Frank E., clerk A. J. Ziegler, r. 724 Union,
rear
Ziegler John B., principal St. Joseph's Parochial
School, r. U17 Howard
Ziegler John Q., carpenter, r. 1811 Powell
Ziegler John L., Mrs., house moving, 1017 Mission, r.
1019 Mission
Ziegler Paul J., tanner Peter Stolberg, r. W s Kansas,
bet Sonoma and Yolo
Zieglmayr Anthony, r. 903 Bryant
Zieglmayr Frederick (Moran & Zieglmayr) r. 1406 Du-
pont
Zieglmayr George, foreman Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co.,
r. 422 SteTenaon
Zelglmayr Theresa, widow, r. 422 SteTenson
Zieglmayr "William, cigarmaker Charles Poppe, r. 422
Stevenson
Ziehm Charles, cabinetmaker Fink, Rau k Schindler,
r. 735 Bran nan
Ziel F. R., clerk Harry W. Syz, r. Alameda
Zlel G. A. (Harry W. Syz) r. Alameda
Ziemers Henry, ship carpenter, r. NW cor'Corea and
Penobscot
Zierenberg George H., groceries and liquors, 721 Fol-
som, r. 714 Folsom
Zierenberg John F., groceries and liquors, SW cor
Washington and Stockton
Zlesche Edward E., meerschaum pipe mnfr, and ci-
gars and tobacco. 621 Kearny, r. 1031}^ Clay
Zigler Frederica, widow, r. E a Utah, bet Yolo and
Zignego Joseph C, clerk OuUahan k Grady
Zigoneux Claude, cook, r. 508 Bush
Zihn Andreas, carpenter, r. 31 Twelfth
Zihn Henry, carpenter, r. 15 William
Zihn William, laborer, r. 518 Sacramento
■^ Zihn. See Zinn.
Zillmer Ad. Mrs., midwife, r. 1013 Mission
Zillmer Gottlieb, butcher, r. 1013 Mission
Zimbelmann Charles A., hostler Potrero and B. V.
RR., r. E 8 Illinois, bet Napa and Butte
Zimgre Adolf, gardener German Hospital
Zimman Alexander, jeweler and watchmaker, 1060
Market
Zimmann John, carpenter, r. 332 Twenty-ninth
Zimmer Charles C, barber, r. 1007 Mission
Zimmer Charles M., clerk Leak Glove Mnfg Co., r.
407 Van Ness Av
Zimmer Ernest, musician, r. 326 Minna
Zimmer F., waiter, r. 316 Fremont
Zimmer Frederick, ship carpenter, r. E s Bahama, nr
Monongahela
Zimmer George F.. clerk Ives k Co., r. 407 Van Ness
Av
Zimmer George W., butcher J. H. Horn, r. 407 Van
Ness Av
Zimmer Jacob, tailor, r. 911 Union
Zimmer J. George, broommaker Lambert Van Laak,
r. 662 Howard
Zimmer John, machinist, r. 6 Derby PI
Zimmer John, plumber, 2550 Folsom
Zimmer Joseph, concaver Will k Flnck, r. 10 Twenty-
sixth
Zimmer Michael, teamster, r. Falkland, nr Santee
Zimmer Louis, musician, r. 326 Minna
Zimmerman David, assistant engineer stmr San Juan
Zimmerman Frank C, capitalist, r. 1321 Sutter
Zimmerman Frederick C. J., bartender, r. 733 Market
Zimmermann Adolph, elerk shipping dept F. S. Chad-
bourne k Co., r. 1725 O'Farrell
Zimmermann Albert, bartender S. F. Verein, r. 703
Union
Zimmermann Albert, waiter, r. 1623 Powell, rear
Zimmermann Albert E. M., shoemaker P. F. Nolan Ic
Sons, r. 449 ^ Jessie
Zimmermann Albert £. M.'Jr., bag and satchelmaker,
r. 15 Page
Zimmermann Carl A., oysterman Arnold Sehnlee, r.
113 Ivy Av
Zimmermann Barbara Miss, teacher, r. 30 Potrero At
Zimmermann Carl, driver Ruhland Bros., r. cor
Thirty-third and Point Lobos Av
Zimmermann Carl, waiter, r. 2(Hh Eddy
Zimmermann Casper, r. Prescott House
Zimmermann Edward, barber. 331 Sixth
Zimmermann Eliza, midwife, r. 449 M Jessie
Zimmermann Eliza Mrs., r. 30 Potrero Av
Zimmermann Emil, waiter Ahlborn House
Zimmermann Ernest, butcher A. J. Shrader, r. 30 Po-
trero Av
Zimmermann Frank, stableman Central RR., r. 1316
Laurel Av
Zimmermann George, expressman, r. 517 Birch Av
Zimmermann Gustav, with E. Boesch k Co., r. 1616
West Mission
Zimmermann Gustav H., musician, r. 934 Howard
Zimmermann H. L., clerk Whittier, Fuller k Co., r.
116 J4 Taylor
Zimmermann H. L., varieties, 703 Broadway
Zimmermann John, butcher A. J. Shrader, r. Do-
minica, bet St. John and Tombigbee
Zimmermann John, laborer, r. 123 Jackson
Zimmermann John G., clerk Louis Zeiss, r. 1313 La-
gnna
Zimmermann John M., druggist, r. 417 Powell
Zimmermann Joseph A. , baker, r. 626 Clay
Zimmermann Julius, gardener, r. NE cor Chestnut
and Fillmore
Zimmermann L. A. Mrs., bakery, 116H Taylor
Zimmermann Louis, laborer Pioneer Varnish Works,
r. S 8 Humboldt, bet Vermont and Kansas
Zimmermann Louis R.,laundryman German Hospital
Zimmermann Matthew, r. SE cor Coso and California
Avs, B. H.
Zimmermann Max, proptr St. Helena Hotel, 507 Mis-
sion
Zimmermann Nicholas, with S. F. Laundry
Zimmermann Peter R., machinist Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine Works, r. 909 Eighteenth
Zimmermann Philip (A. Waldenmear k Co.) r. NW cor
Railroad Av and Paraguay
Zimmermann Reinhard, laborer, r. 28 H Freelon
Zimmermann Robert (John k Zimmermann) r. 1308
Buchanan
Zimmermann William, trunkmaker. r, 1659 J^ Market
Zincke William (William Zincke & Co,) r. 200 Hyde
Zincke William k Co. (William Zincke) fresco paint-
ers, 200 Hyde
Zinigo Emanuel, cabinetmaker, r. 9 Union PI
Zink Paul, cooper John Wieland Brewing Co.. r. 90
Federal
Zink R., maltster John Wieland Brewing Co., r. 90
Federal
Zinkand Charles A., r. 20 Albion Av
Zinke Charles, musician, r. 39 Willows Av
MANN Si BENEDICT,
SDOCESSOBS TO
C. C. HASTINQS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND .
ijICK house bi^ck.
ORIENT Ins. Co, OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,551,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WV. SSaoS, Ant Uaaaftr.
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
ZIN
1251
ZTS
Zinke Constance, widow, dressmaker, r. 649 H Jessie
Zinkgraf Peter P. waiter, r. 349 Jessie
Zlnn Mary Mrs., r. 2817 Bush
»- Zinn. See Zlhn
Zinnamon Abraham B., tailor, 114 Eddy, r. 470 Jessie
Zlnnamon Adolph D., tailor, 341 Bush, r. 315 Clemen-
tina
Zinnamon Joseph, tailor Abraham B. Zinnamon, r.
470 Jessie
Zinnamon Louis, tailors' and dressmakers' trim-
mings, 40 O'Farrell, r. 470 Jessie
Zinnen Joseph, musician, r. 19 Elliot Park
Zinng Clu-letian, merchant tailor. S Montgomery,
r. 24 Franklin
Zinns Frank A., bookkeeper Christian Zlnns, r. 24
Franklin
Zlnns Henry L., with Christian Zinns, r. 24 Franklin
Zinns Otto T., assistant exchange teller Anglo-Oall-
fornlan Bank, r. 2629 Howard
Zlon James M., book agent, r. 643 Valencia
Zlon Bay, clerk The J. Dewing Co., r. 643 Valencia
Zipp Charles, cook Alms House
Zipp Frederick L., cook A. Reusche, r. 113 iTy Av
Zlpperli John, baker, r. 938 Harrison
Zirkel Frank, bnshelman H. HIrshberg k Co.
Zlaka Bertha BIme., principal Zeitska Insti-
tute, r. 922 Post
Zissig Charles, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
1611 Baker
Zobel Jacob, cap mnfr, 216 Kearny, r. 2219 Pine
Zobel Ludwig, salesman Robert L. Toplitx & Co.. r.
1107 Sutter
Zoberbler Morris (A. Mautz k Co.) r. 644 Twenty-third
Zocchi Dennis, painter, r. 15 Union PI
Zocchi Louis, packer, r. 17 Union PI
Zof Louis A., laborer, r. 1231 Mission
Zolfo Giovanni (Zolfo & Daneri) r. 2 Wetmore PI
Zolfo & Daneri (Gioranni Zolfo and Andrew Daneri)
fruits and vegetables, NW cor Powell and Waeh-
Ington
Zoller Charles, baker, r. 1 JS Cedar Av
Zoller John, confectioner, r. 1837 O'Farrell
Zoller W. L.. clerk Goodall, P erkins k Co., r. 630
Twenty-third
ZoUner Alfred, porter John 8. Bowman & Co., r. Oak-
land
Zollner William A., bookkeeper, r. 736 Oreen
Zollver Henry, r. CJi Cleaveland
Zollver John A., brassflnisher Eagle Brass and Ma-
chine Works, r. 6J< Cleaveland
Zomley W., r. 325 J< Bush
Zook Frank K.. chief engineer S. F. and N. P. RR. Co.,
410 Mission, r. 711 Jones
ZopfTe Henry, clerk Henry Weloer, r. 2501 Mission
Zoppi Agnes, widow, r. 211 Oak
Zoppi Antonio, painter, r. 617^ Ellis
Zoppi Garry, salesman John A. Oarmlcb&el, r. 211
Oak
Zowasky Gustav, porter Naber, Alfs k Brune, r. 231
Hickory Av
Zowasky Mary, widow, r. 231 Hickory Av
Zowasky Robert, chimney builder L. £. Clawson k
Co., r. 231 Hickory Av
DR. BAZAN'S
TIIERBIO-£K,i:CTBIC
RUSSIAN and TURKISH BATHS
Also Medicated and Electric Bails Given.
415 SUTTER STREET. 415
SANITARY PLUMBING
Ilf ALL ITS BBANCHES WELL BONE.
Repalrlnif a Specialty.
Plumber, 505 Kearny Street,
EsUbllshed isaa Telephone 3Uw
Zoyer Alois, laborer, r. 263 Stevenson
Zschiesche Christian, shoemaker, 1422 Dupont
Zuanich Luco, tinsmith George H. Tay k Co., r. 401
Pacific
Zuber Charles T., compositor La Patrla, r, 1S19
Kearny
Zueger Kasper, tailor, r. 629 Green
Zuern Martin, cabinetmaker, r. 1614 West Mission
Zuhlke George, liquor saloon, 123 California, r. 10
Prospect PI
Zulauf Charles F., clerk Baldwin Billiard Boom, r.
274 Tehama
Znlauf George W., masician, r. 274 Tehama
Zuler Mark, cardriver, r. 706 Laurel At
Zumstein John, cook, r. 3 Bowie Av
Zundel Robert, confectioner Devoto k Brichetto, r.
827 Vallejo
Zundel Robert F., porter Harrison k Co., r. 827 Yal-
lejo
Zunker Friedrich, tailor, r. 724 Mission
Zupar Vincent, bartender, r. 278 Jessie
Znrflush Ambrose, milker George C. Smart, r.W s San
Jos^ Road, nr Industrial School
Zurflush Joseph, cook Chris J. F. Schmidt, r. 606
Market
Zurflush Louis, milker George C. Smart, r. W s San
Jos^ Road, nr Industrial School
Zurhorst Ferdinand, pianomaker, r. 724 Mission
Zurhorst Henry, tanner, r. 119 Valley
Zurini Aurleis, hostler, r. 809 Geary
Zurlowen Minnie Mrs., secondhand furniture, 1716
Mission
Zuzallo John, bartender, r. 715 Davis
Zwald Mary Mrs., cigars and tobacco, 16^ Folsom
Zweifel Ellen Mrs., bakery, 10 Hayes
Zweifel John H., bartender, r. 10 Hayes
Zweybruck Agnes Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 27 Fulton
Zweybruck Edith Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Primary Evening School, r. 27 Fulton
Zweybruck Frederick, clerk Redington k Co., r. 27
Fulton
Zweybruck Henrietta, widow, r. 27 Fulton
Zwick Anton, clerk, r. 205 Sixteenth
Zwick Charles A., bookkeeper, r. 1816 Mason
Zwick Louisa A. (Koster k Zwick) r. 1816 Mason
Zwicker Elizabeth, widow, r. 125 Oak
Zwicker Frederick, tinsmith, r. 224 Birch Av
Zvrie^ Herman, proprietor South Park Malt
House, 608-614 Brannan, r. NE cor Twenty-second
and Howard
Zwieg Louis, tinsmith, r. 223 Thirteenth
Zwisler Charles E.. traveling salesman L. Dinkelspiel
& Co., r. Oakland
Zwisler W. H., commercial traveler Weil, Baer & Co.
Zwiesig Andrew, milker George 0. Smart, r. W s San
Jos6 Road, nr Industrial School
Zwissig John, milker George C. Smart, r. W s San
Jose Road, nr Industrial School
Zwissig Joseph, milker E. Steiner, r. E s Indiana, bet
Nevada and Sonoma
Zyskind Bernard, fringemaker,r. 308 Sixteenth
Zyss Fied., upholsterer, r. 346 Shipley
DIRECTORY OFFICE
SX8 (DlSb-y Sti-oot.
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
82.
PRINTERS, ETC.
1252 ADYERTISEMENT.
GRANOLITHIC
PAVING COMPANY.
ALL KINDS OF
Mifidal Stone Work,
Slojis, Corriks,
Uks,
Eajine Us, FounUioiis,
Mils; TrUiigs, Etc.
W. S. SOMERVELL, MAMGER,
F. PENLINGTON, Secretary.
433 MONTGOMERY ST.,
SAN FRANCISCO
iiiimiitiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiciiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiitiiiitiiiiM
1
GIVING >C>>s.XIES OF"
Okkickrs, Dirkctpors,
-AND PARTICULARS OF THE-
PROrvlINKNT
Insurance Companies and Banks
DOING BUSINESS IN
SAN FRANCISCO
FOR THE YEAR BEGINNING
1254
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Bmnb m
Capital,
Surplus,
$3,000,000
1,000,000
WILLIAM ALVORD President
THOMAS BROWN Cashier
B. MURRAY, Jr Assistant Cashier
New York: Agrency of tUe Bank of California
Boston Tren»ont National Bank
Cliicag^o J Union National Bank
St, liouis Boatman's Savings Bank
Australia and New Zealand The Bank of New Zealand
London Messrs. N. M. Rothscliild & Sous
Cliiiia, Japan, India and Australia ....Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China
The Bank has an Agency at Virginia City, and Correspondents in all the principal
Mining Districts and interior towns of the Pacific Coast.
Letters of Credit issued, available in all parts of the world. . |
I
Draw direct on j
London, Dublin, Paris, Berlin, Bremen, Hamburg, Frankfort O.-M., '
Antwerp, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Copenhagen, Stockholm,
Christiana, Locarne, Genoa, all cities in Italy and S-witz- j
erland, Melbourne, Sydney, Auckland, Hongkong,
Shanghai, Yokohama, Salt Lake, Denver, j
New Orleans, Cincinnati, Portland,
Or,, Los Angeles.
BANK DEPARTMENT. 1255
i 4S4 CALIFOIMVIA STREET.
Ccijntvil, fmlly paid, , . . $2,100,000
Meserve Fwhel, ..... 225,000
George William Campbell, Esq. . .of Messrs. Finlaj, Campbell & Co.
Henry Goschen, Esq of Messrs. Fruhling k Goschen
Charles Hemery, Esq.. Director of Loudon and Kiver Plate Bank, I'ted
William Newbold, Esq Director of Mexican Railway Co., I'ted
Robert D. Peebles, Esq Managing Director
Robert Ryrie, Esq Director of London Joint Stock Bank, I'ted
Baron Herman de Stern of Messrs. Stern Brothers
Head omce : 21 Old Broad Street, London.
London Bankers ■ Bank of England
1 London Joint Stock Bank limited
This Bank is prepared to issue Commercial and Travelers' Letters
of Credit, available throughout the world, and to
transact every description of
BANKING AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS.
Dra-ws on all the principal cities on the Continent of Europe, on India,
China, Australia, Nevr Zealand, Scotland and Ireland.
PORTLAND BRANCH : - - - 48 FIRST STREET.
WILLIAM MACKINTOSH, Manager.
A^GrlESSS1}& -A.Ta-i> cozi.zi.x:sz=>03>a'T33E;3>a-T*s:
New York Messrs. Drexel, Morgan & Co.
Philadelphia Messrs. Drexel k Co.
Boston Third National Bank
Chicago Union National Bank
(And in all the principal cities in the United States.)
India and China Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China
iBank of New South Wales
Union Bank of Australia, limited
National Bank of New Zealand, limited
Correspondents also in MEXICO, SOUTH AMERICA and CUBA.
ARTHUR SCRIVENER, Manager.
WILLIAM STEEL, Assistant Manager.
San Francisco, 1st January, 1887. i
1256 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY,
THE
Btilifif
( Xj X JVE z "x* x: x> . )
LONDON OFFICE, 3 AN6EL COURT
SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE, - ■ N. E. COR. SANSOME AND PINE STREETS
Authorized Capital Stock, - - - $6,000,000
Subscribed, 3,000,000
Paid in, 1,500,000
Surplus, 400,000
WM. F. SCHOLFIELD, E. H. LUSHINGTON,
ISAAC SEUGMAN, JOSEPH SEBAG.
I. SIMON, Manager, London.
CORRESPONDENTS AND AOENTS :
J. & W. SELIGMAN & CO NEW YORK
MASSACHUSETTS NATIONAL BANK BOSTON
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK PHILADELPHIA
MERCHANTS' LOAN AND TRUST CO CHICAGO
BANK OF COMMERCE ST. LOUIS
ESPY, HEIDELBACH & CO CINCINNATI
STATE NATIONAL BANK NEW ORLEANS
MERCHANTS' BANK OF CANADA CANADA
SELIGMAN FEERES & CIE PARIS
SELIGMAN & STETTHEIMER FRANKFORT
GEBRUDER MEYER BERLIN
M. M. WARBURG & CO HAMBURG
D. B. ADLER & CO COPENHAGEN
OESTERREICHISCHE CREDIT ANSTALT VIENNA
BANQUE DE LA SUISSE ITALIENNE LOCARNO
NIEDERSAECHSISCHE BANK BREMEN
BANCO NACIONAL MEXICO
C. SPRECKELS & CO HONOLULU, H. I.
China, Japan and East Indies
Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London and China.
Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China.
Australia and Nevr Zealand.
Bank of Australasia and Branches. Union Bank of Australia.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE, COMMERCIAL and TRAVELERS' LETTERS OP CREDIT
Issued, Collections made, and Stocks, Bonds and Bnllion Bouglit
and Sold on most favorable terms.
Managers in San Francisco :
FREDERICK F. LOW, IGNATZ STEINHART.
P. N. LILIENTHAL, Cashier.
BANK DEPARTMENT. 1257
The Nevada Bank
OF SAN FRANCISCO.
Nevada Block, corner Pine and Montgomery Streets.
CAPITAL, PAID IN (GOLD) - - - $3,000,000
RESERVE, ■ ■ 1,000,000
Board of Directors :
J. C. FLOOD, GEO. L. BRANDER,
President. Vice-President.
JOHN W. MACKAY. J. L. FLOOD. R. H. FOLLIS.
j 62 WaU Street, New York.
AGENCIES, " " " t Virginia City, Nevada.
Issues Commercial and Travelers' Credits available in any part of the
world. Makes transfers of money by telegraph and cable,
and draws exchange at customary usances.
SC^ This Bank has special facilities for dealing in BULLION.
mm&mM^mmm
On the Principal Cities throughout the UNITED STATES, EUROPE, JAPAN, CHINA
and the EAST INDIES, the AUSTRALIAN COLONIES and NE\7
ZEALAND, and on HONOLULU, Hawaii.
1258
SAN FKANCISCO DIRECTORY.
EXPRESS AND BANKING.
Organized 1852.
Capital, $6,250,000
PRINCIPAL AGENCIES, HOME AND FOREIGN:
ATCHISON, KAN UNION DEPOT
BOSTON 43 FRANKLIN STREET
BREMEN " BREMERHAVEN, GEESTEMUNDE
rHir\Go"'iLL 72-78 MONROE STREET
rmriNNATi 6 .i H8 west fourth street
COUNCIL BLUFFS,' 10 WA.'.'.' '.' CORNER MAIN AND BROADWAY
DALLAS, TEXAS : «11 ELM STREET
DENVER. COL 1762 LARIMER STREET
GALVESTON TEXAS CORNER TREMONT STREET AND AVENUE A
GUAYMAS aiEXICO CORNER CALLE PRINCIPAL AND PLAZA DEL MUELLE
HAVRE ' "'" . 9 RUE DE LA BOURSE
HAMBURG •• iJ9 ADMIRALITAT-STRASSE
HOUSTON 'TEXAS ".".'.""".'.'.'. '." 77 79, AND 81 FRANKLIN STREET
KANSAS CITY MO ' N. W. CORNER FIFTH AND DELAWARE STREETS
LIVERPOOL..! ■.'.■.■.■ 20 WATER STREET
LONDON 99 CANNON STREET
LOS ANGELES .'.".".'.'.".*.'.'.'.'.'.". CORNER MAIN AND ARCADIA STREETS
MEXICO CITY OF 9 CALLE DE SANTA ISABEL
NEW ORLEANS, la";:": .:.'.':;: '. '. ! '. is and 20 union street
NEW YORK <'5 BROADWAY
OGDEN, UTAH UNION DEPOT
OMAHA NEB • 1102 FARNHAM STREET
Paris' No. 19 rue scribe
PORTLAND,' 'OREGON "."!'.;.'!;. ".'.'.".'.' CORNER A AND FIRST STREETS
PUEBLO COL 420 SANTA FE AVENUE
ROME .' '.'.'.'... 6 AND 7 VIA DEL GAMBERO. AND No. 175 VIA DEL CORSO (PALAZZO RAGGI)
SACRAMENTO N. E. CORNER J AND SECOND STREETS
SALT LAKE CITY 123 AND 125 EAST TEMPLE STREET
SAN ANTONIO, TEX AS .'..■.'..■.'. 6 EAST COMMERCE STREET
SAN FRANCISCO N. E. CORNER SANSOME AND HALLECK STREETS
SAN JOSE.... '■;'..'.'.'■.".■: 268 FIRST STREET
ST LOUIS MO CORNER BROADWAY AND LOCUST STREETS
STOCKTON 182 MAIN STREET
TOPEKA, KAN. ■.■.;■.■.'.■. '.'.'.■.■.: ■.■.'.'.'.■.■.".■.■.'.'.'.'.'.'.■.'.'.■. 102 SIXTH AVENUE
VERA CRUZ. MEXICO 28 CALLE DE LA INDEPENDENCE
VIRGINIA CITY, NEV 69 AND 71 SOUTH C STREET
Ex::PI^:Bss XiIHstiejs:
To all parts of Nebraska. KanNan, Colorado. New Mexico. Arizona. Texas, l.ouislana,
Nevada. ITtah. Califoruia. 4»reGron. Minnesola, ^Vashiiierto". Montana, and
Idaho Territories. Brilish Columbia. Alaska, I^ower California,
Mexico, New York, Atlantic States and Europe.
3Vi: O 33^ :ES IT OH.IDI3I^S»:
Wells, Fargo & Co's Money Orders are payable at over 8,000 jilaces in the United
States and Canada. They can be remitted in letters as
exchange, or deposited in banks. Rates;
For $1 to $5 5 cents I Over »20 to S.30 la cents
Over «5 to $10 8 cents Over $30 to 840 15 cents
Over $10 to $20 10 cents | Over $40 to $50 30 cents
BILLS OF EXCHANGE AND TELEGRAPHIC TRANSFERS
On New York, Boston an«l Montreal, payable in the principal Cities of the UTnited
States and Canada. Also Bills on l.ondon, Dublin and Paris. l.etters of Credit
issued on our New York House, exehanBeablc for Circular lietters,
payable in all parts of Europe. Mone.v forwarded b.y Tele-
graphic Transfer between designated ottioes.
COLLECTIONS AND COMMISSIONS
Of all kinds executed, and Oeneral Express Business attended to promptly in all
parts of the United States. Europe and Canatla. Orders for Passage furnished
front Queenstown, Eoiidoii, liiverpool, Hamburg and Havre to
New Y'ork. Also from New York to San Francisco-
Overland or by Steamer.
LLOYD TEVIS, President: JAMES HERON, Secretary: H. B. PARSONS, Assistant Secretary;
H. WADSWORTH, Treasurer : JOHN J. VALENTINE, Vice-President and General Manager;
E. M. COOPER, General Sup't Western Department: W. J. HANCOCK, General Sup"t Eastern Department.
BA^[K DEPAETMENT. 1259
LONDON, FiRIS iND ilRICHN EUNE
(IL.lna.lt;e<a..)
205 Sansome St., San Francisco.
Subscribed Capital, - - $2,500,000
Paid up, 2,000,000
Reserve Fund, . . . . 100,000
DIRECXO RSr
W^HiLiIAM PATERSON, Esq. (Messrs. Paterson and Simonds) . . .London and Singapore.
JAS. WHITTALti, Esq. (late of Megsrs. Jardine, Matherson & Co., China) London, S. W.
SIGISaiUXD LOUIS SIMON, Esq London, E. C.
SIMOX LAZARD, Esq. (Messrs. Lazard Freres & Cie. ( Paris.
ELIE LAZARD, Esq. (Messrs. Lazard Freres & Cie.) Paris.
MANAQERS IN SAN FRANCISCO:
DAVID CAHN. EUGENE MEYER.
CASHIER, - CHARLES ALTSCHUL.
9 and 10 Tokenhouse Yard, - - - - Lothbury, London.
LONDON BANKERS:
BANK OF SCOTLAND London.
AGENXSz
NEW YORK Agency of the London, Paris and American Banl<, Limited. 46 Exchange Place.
PARIS Messrs. Lazard Freres & Cie., 17 Boulevard Poissonniere.
Having succeeded to the business of Messrs. LAZARD FRERES, San Francisco, we
are now prepared to do a General Banking Business.
Bills of Exchange and Telegraphic Transfers bought and sold on Great Britain,
Ireland, France, Germany, Belgium, Holland, S^vitzerland, China, Japan, Australia,
Central and South America, and principal cities of the United States.
COMMERCIAL and TRAVELERS' CREDITS issued, available in all parts of the
■world.
COLLECTIONS MADE at current rates of exchange.
Issue CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT and receive Deposits on open accounts.
BULLION BOUGHT AND SOLD.
1260 SAN FRANCISCO DIEECTORY.
DONOHOE, KELLY & CO.
BANKERS,
Southeast Corner Montgomery and Sacramento Sts.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
E5XJC3l"E3KrE3 I3L E3 ILi 31. "S" cfc CJO-
45 Exchange Place, New York.
Draw Exchange on
EUGENE KELLY & CO NEW YORK
HIBERNIAN BANKING ASSOCIATION CHICAGO
NATIONAL LAFAYETTE BANK CINCINNATI
STATE NATIONAL BANK NEW ORLEANS
CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK ST. LOUIS
FIRST NATIONAL BANK PORTLAND, OREGK)N
DEXTER, HORTON & CO SEATTLE, WASHINGTON TER'Y
CONSOLIDATED BANK (Limited) LONDON
SMITH, PAYNE & SMITHS LONDON
BANK OF IRELAND DUBLIN
ANDRE GIROD & CO PARIS
-A-lSriD CITIES
Throughout Germany and other Continental European States.
BANK DEPAETMENT. 1261
THE SATHER BANKING COMPANY,
CAPITAL, $1,250,000.
Successor to S-A-T?H!E3n. cfc C::JO- EstaWisM 1851
SAN FRANCISCO.
— ORRICERS —
HENRY L, DODGE, J. L. N. SHEPARD, J. S. HUTCHINSON,
President. Vice-President. Manager.
DIRECTORS
HENRY L. DODGE, ALBERT MILLER, CHARLES MAIN, J. L. N. SHEPABD,
A. CHABOT, LOUIS SLOSS, W. P. JOHNSON.
Sell Bills and Telegraphic Exchange on
Drexel, Morgan & Co. Drexel & Co. Downer & Co.
NEAV YORK. PHILADELPHIA. BOSTON
MAKE COLLECTIONS IN ALL PARTS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Issue Letters of Cbedit on
Messrs. Bro-wn, Shipley & Co. Messrs. Drexel, Harjes & Co.
LONDON. PARIS.
Which are exchangeable for travelers' credits, available in all parts of the world.
ALSO DRAW EXCHANGE ON
I<ondon. Paris, Haiuburgr, Cologne. Berlin. Bremen. Cassel, Frankfort on Main.
I>eipsic, Stuttsart. Basle.
Belloc & Co.
BANKERS.
PARIS: 78 Rue de Courcelles-
SAN FRANCISCO - 524 Montgomery Street.
EXCHANGE AND LETTEES OF CREDIT
ON
New York, London and Paris.
1262 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA,
Paid up Capital, - - - - $1,500,000 00
Surplus and Undivided Profits, - 338,160 13
PRESIDENT D. CALLAGHAN.
VICE-PRESIDENT JAMESMOFFITT.
CASHIER E. D. MORGAN.
ASSISTANT CASHIER G. W. KLINE.
DIRECTORS :
D. CALIiAGHAJV, JAMES D. PHELAN, GEO. C. BOARDMAN,
GEO. A. L.OW, C. G. HOOKER, N. VAN BERGEN,
JAMES M. DONAHUE, JAMES MOFFITT, J AS. H. JENNINGS.
CORRESPONDENTS:
LONDON Bank of Montreal.
PAEIS Hottinguer & Co.
HAMBUEG Hesse, Newman & Co.
DUBLIN Provincial Bank of Ireland.
NEW YORK National Bank of Commerce.
BOSTON Blackstone National Bank.
CHICAGO First National Bank.
Bank of British North America.
ESTABLISHED IN 1836. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER.
Paid up Capital, : : : £1,000,000
Head Office, 3 Clement's Lane, London, England.
SAN FRANCISCO AOENCY:
:]>To. 312 i=>i:Nr:E] st:e=le):bt.
COMMERCIAL CREDITS ISSUED
For use in Europe, China, Japan, the East Indies, South America and Australia.
Demand and Time Bills of Exchange, payable in London and elsewhere, bought and sold at current
rates ; also Telegraph Transfers.
Demand Drafts on Scotland and Ireland; also on Canada, New York, Chicago, British Columbia, and
on the Chartered Mercantile Bank at Hongkong, Shanghai and Yokohama.
Bills collected and other Banking Business transacted.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
W. LAWSON,
J. C. WELSH,
I Agents.
BANK DEPARTMENT.
1263
SAN FRANCISCO
SAVINGS UNION
632 CALIFORNIA STREET,
COR. OF WEBB STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Deposits, 31st December, 1886 $13,669,274 96
Guarantee Capital and Reserve Fund 504,539 05
DIRECTOR S_
ALBERT MILLER, President; JAMES DE FREMERY, Vice-President; ALEXANDER
CAMPBELL, Sr., THOMAS MAOEE, DANIEL E. MARTIN, CHARLES PACE,
E. B. POND, JOHN ARCHBALD, OEOROE C. BOARDMAN.
LOVELL WHITE Cashier.
T. B. KENT Surveyor.
HENRV C. CAMPBELL Attorney.
J. A LANOSTROTH Accountant.
Beceives Deposits. Loans ouly on Real Estate Security. Conntry Remittances may be sent by Wells
Fargo & Co., or by checks of reliable parties, payable in San Francisco, but the responsibility
of this Savings Bank commences only with the actual receipt of the
money. The signature of the depositor should accompany
the first deposit. No charge is made for
pass-book or entrance fee.
OFFICE HOURS,
9 A. M. to 3 P. M.
Saturday evening, for receipt of deposits only, 6| to 8.
1264 SAN FRANCISCO DniECTORY.
SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY
Incorporated July 23, 1857.
Office, 519 Clay Street, San Francisco, Cal.
GUARANTEE CAPITAL AND RESERVE FOUD, : : : : $704,000
O F F I C P: R S :
HORACE DAVIS, President. CYRUS W. C ARM ANY, Cashier and Sec'y.
S. C. BIGEIiOW, Vice-Pres't. A. N. DROWN, Attorney.
DIRECTORS:
HORACE DAVIS, S. C. BIGELOW, A. A, SMITH,
ISAAC HYDE, B. O. DEVOE, A. N. DROWN,
W. A. ALDRICH, J. H. GOODMAN, F. H. W^OODS.
Deposits from the interior, or from any part of the United States or Europe, may be sent by express, or
by draft on any business or banking-house ; but in no case will the corporation be liable for their safe
delivery.
Interest or principal sent to the interior, or any part of the United States or Europe, on receipt of the
proper order, accompanied by the pass-book.
Deposits received of $1.00 and upwards. The signature of the depositor should accompany the first
deposit. No charge is made for pass-book or entrance fee.
89^ Money loaned on approved security, at loAvest rates.
THE
liEEiiiii Satines m LoAii hm.
wmAWAWwrnm ©^^ra^^, |4@®,§§i.
No. 526 California Street.
Office Honrs Iroi 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. Extra Hours on Saturdays iroi 7 to 8 P. M. lor Recelyine of Deposits ODly.
Loans made on Real Estate and other Collateral Securities
at current rates of interest.
L. GOTTIG President
F, ROEDING Vice-President and Cashier
GEORGE LETTE Secretary
BANK DEPARTMENT. 1265
THE
Hibernia Savings and Loan Society
INCORPORATED 12th APRIL, 1859.
OFFICE, N. E. COR. MONTGOMERY AND MARKET STREETS,
The objects for which this ABsociation is formed are, that by its operations the depositors
thereof may be enabled to And a
SECURE and PROFITABLE INVESTMENT for SMALL SAVINGS,
And borrowers may have an opportunity of obtaining from it the use of a moderate capital,
{" on giving good and sufficient security for the use of the same.
OFFICERS:
President M. D. SWEENY. Tbeascbeb ROBERT J. TOBIN.
Vice-Pbesident C. D. O'SULLIVAN. Atxobney RICHARD TOBIN.
Any person can become a depositor of this Society on subscribing to the By-Laws.
Deposits can be made from ON£ DOLLAR. Loans made on security of Real Estate
ivithln the City and County.
SUTRO & CO.
®aali)i^® ami ®t@li)^i^
408 MONTaOMERY STREET.
®E©s^iF^® ©M^wir ©If mmw ¥@me«
U. S. Bonds, State, County and City Bonds, Scrip, Land Warrants,
Currency, Foreign Coins, Gold Dust, Gold and Silver Bars,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
1266 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
ANGLO -NEVADA
OF SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
FIRE AND MARINE.
CAPITAL FULLY PAID, $3,000,000.
Of!Eico, 4X0 I^ixio Streot
DIRECTORS :
LOUIS SLOSS, J. F. BIGELOW, W. F. WHITTIER,
J. B. HAGGIN, G. L. BRANDER, E. E. EYRE,
J. ROSENFELD, J. W. MACKAY, E. L. GRIFFITH.
J. GREENEBAUM. W. H. DIMOND.
GEORGE li. BRANDER President.
J. F. BIGELOW Vice-President.
C. P. FARNFIELD Secretary.
J. S. ANGUS Assistant Manager.
BANKERS : The Nevada Bank of San Francisco.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, 1267
THE
ECO.
Of San Francisco, Cal.
INCORPORATED 1871.
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in Cash, $400,000
Board of JDireetorg :
A. J. Bryant, D. Callaghan, Fisher Ames,
C. D. O'Sullivan, M. Mayblum, Dr. C. F. Buckley,
J. M. Donahue, Richard I vers. Dr. William Jones,
P. J. White, L. Cimningham, George A. Wheaton,
James D. Phelan, H. W. Scale, T. McMuUin.
A. J. BRYANL President; RICHARD IVERS, Vice-President;
CHAS. H. GUSHING, Secretary.
Principal Office in Company's Building,
Nos. 218 and 220 Sansome Street,
San Francisco, Cal.
1268 SAN FBANCISCO DIRECTORY.
H. S. MANHEIM. J. H. DIBBERN. J. W STAPLES. I. MANHEIM.
PACIFIC DEPARTJWEl^T
Scottisli Usion ad National k Co.
Of Edinburgh.
Cash Assets, - - $16,407,072.46
National Firo Insurance Co.
Of Hartford.
Cash Assets, - - $1,958,506.83
Uence -Washington Ins. Co.
Of Providence, Rhode Island.
Cash Assets, - - $1,025,803.98
Manheim, Staples & Co.,
GENERAL AGENTS,
■®« lit gAKS'©HH S'TBHI
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
1269
1865
J^1887
UNION
Insurance Company
OP SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
"*■
FIRE. °'^11,'{hl'''' MARINE.^
-»-
PAID UP CASH CAPrTAJL, $750,000 00
GROSS SURPLUS, JAN. 1, 1887, 4U,362 00
ASSETS, " " .... 1,161,362 00
lxabUjITIes, " " 292,371 70
surplus for policy holders, - - - 868,990 30
PRUDENT ^ PROMPT ^ PROTECTIVE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
J. G. Kittle,
Geo. C. Hickox,
J. H. Freeman,
A. W. Scholle,
H. Maiibec,
I. Steinhart,
CjTus Walker,
Alexauder Stoddard,
K. Dinsmore,
Nicholas Luning,
E. Ransom,
D. E. Martin,
John Barton,
M. D. Sweeney,
Bartlett Doe,
Gustave Touchard,
Wm. Campbell,
M. J. O'Connor,
E. S. Floyd,
J. Martenstein,
Adam Grant,
Daniel Meyer,
A. E. Sabatie,
W. M. Hoag,
E. L. Goldstein,
OFFICERS
GUSTAVE TOUCHARD,
J. G. KITTLE,
JAS. D. BAILEY, -
I. Lawrence Pool,
Jos. Braudenstein,
Charles Baum,
James Moffitt,
Isaac L. Requa,
Benjamin Brewster,
H. C. Parker,
A. W. Foster.
President
Vice-President
Secretary
EASTERN DEPARTMENT: ROOSEVELT & BOUGHTON, Managers. New York City.
WESTERN DEPARTMENT: THOS. & W. A. GOODMAN. Managers. Chicago.
SOUTH-WESTERN DEPARTMENT : DARGAN & TREZEVANT. Managers. Dallas. Texas.
Principal Office: 416 California St., San Francisco.
1270
SAN FRANCISCO DIEECTORY.
FIRE /^^
CAPITAL f C
»
MARINE f
-i ^'
I N S U RAN CE CO. ^X to Policy Holders
1
428 CALIFORNIASX
1466,701
C. li. TAYLOR President.
J. N. KNOWLES Vice-President.
ED. E. POTTER Secretary and Treasurer.
IDII^IBOTOrLS :
I. STEINHAKT Manager Anglo-Californian Bauk
K. D. CHANDLEE. Merchant
GEO. H. COLLINS Higgins & CoIHds
J. B. STETSON Holbrook, Merrill & Stetsou
J. J. McKINNON Preston & McKinnon
FRANCIS BLAKE Blake, Moffitt & Towne
E. B. POND Capitalist
ALFRED BARSTO W Rhodes & Barstow
C. L. DINGLET Shipping Merchant
C. L. TAYLOR Shipping and Commission Merchant
J. N. KNOWLES Shipping and Commission Merchant
Fsaturss Fsculiar to tliis [^^^ ars:
First — That under its By-laws, from tweutv-fiye to fifty per cent,
of its profits must be laid aside as a reserve fund for the better protec-
tion of its policy-holders.
Second — In the event of a total loss on a building, if the present
cost is less than the insurance, the premium for the current year on the
difference will be refunded; the only policy on the Pacific Coast that
contains this clause.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. 1271
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE AGENCY
OF
CUTTE & FRANK,
303 CALIFORNIA STREET, S. F.
Hamburg-Magdeburg Fire Insurance Co.
OF HAMBURG.
Germania Fire Insurance Co.
OF XEW YORK.
Magdeburg Fire Insurance Co.
OF MAGDEBURG.
Magdeburg General Insurance Co.
(MARINE DEPARTMENT) OF MAGDEBURG.
The National Marine Association (Limited)
OF LONDON.
Merchants' Mutual (Marine) Insurance Co.
OF BALTIMORE.
Franco-Hungarian Insurance Co.
(MARINE DEPART3IENT) OF BUDAPEST.
Solid Fire Assets, 89,568,839
Cash Capital, 4,000,000
The jETKA*K l.oH8-Paying Record l8 IJnapproaelied hy any other Company
in the World.
$3,782,600 00 ... . Paid in a Single Fire at Chicago.
1,600,000 00 . Paid in a Single Fire at Boston.
LOSES PAID IN 68 YEARS, $60,180,399.
INSURE WITH /P"FKT A OF HIRTFORD.
THE /~1 V X 1 \ 1\. CONN.
THE LARGEST CAPITAL ! • THE LARGEST ASSETS !
THE LARGEST SURPLUS OF ANY AMERICAN CO.
GEO. C. BOARDMAN, Gen'l Agent, THOS. E. POPE, Ass't Gen'l Agent.
N. W. WINTON, City Agent.
SAX FRANCISCO, CAL.
, :^.
1272 SAN FEANCISCO DIRECTORY.
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF CALIFORNIA.
Office: 439 California Street.
(Safe Deposit Building) SAN FRANCISCO-
FIME ANjD 3IAMIWE,
CAPITAL PAID IK Fri.1., $200,000 00
Assets, January 1st, 1887, .... 446,611 09
Losses paid since Company was organized, - . 1.581,849 51
JOHN H. WISE President.
CHA'S A. LATON Secretary.
The London and Provincial
FIRE INSURANCE CO. (LIMITED)
OF LONDON.
Capital Snliscriliei aM Gnaranteetl, . . . . $4,185,145 00
Upi WCnri A Swiss nre Insurance Company
OR ST_ GJLl_L_.
CAPITAL, Subscribed and Guaranteed, $2,000,000.
Swiss Marins krancs Cos. Md
ZkVl^hL, Subscribed and Guaranteed, $4,000,000.
♦♦♦
HARRY W. SYZ, General Agent,
410 California Street, S. F.
INSUEANCE DEPARTMENT 1273
MANNHEIM INSURANCE COMPANY (Limited)
MANNHEIM, GERMANY, (MARINE.)
Capital $2,000,000 I'nitl «P Capital 8300,000
LONDON OFFICE: 79 CORNHI1.I., E. C.
THE STRAITS INSURANCE COMPANY (Limited)
OP SINGAPORE, (MARINE.)
Capital S3,060,000 Paid «p Capital S600,000
This Company will pay a Bonus to Policy Holders oiit of the Annual Profits.
TRANSATLANTIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HAMBURG.
THE STRAITS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF SINGAPORE.
Capital S2,000,000
GEO. MARCUS & CO.,
232 CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
&ENERAL AGENTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. AND TERRITORIES
WEST OF THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS.
I
C^:e* IjOKraDoiNJ.
Subscribed Capital $12,500,000
Paid up Capital 1,250,000
Total Cash Assets, Gold 12,476,165
Total Liabilities, including re-insurance, funds, etc 8,253,817
Cash Surplus to policy holders 4,222,348
Ail Losses on the Pacific Coast Promptly Paid through the Branch
Oflice of the Company at
301 CALIFORNIA STREET, - - - - SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
C. F. MULLINS, Manager.
CASH INCOME 1886. $5,813,365.50.
Total Ainoniil of Claims Pali : Oyer Fifty-one Million Dollars !
1274 SAN FRANCISCO DIEECTOKY.
Life Insurance
Tlie Average Ap and ttie Averap Cost will Increase.
The advocates of assessment insurance insist that they can keep the assessments from
increasing by keeping the average age of members from increasing by the admission of
new and young members. This is so transparent an error as scarcely to merit notice, but
one example will show the the impossibility of preventing the increase of the average age.
Take a society with 8,182 members whose average age is 35. The total years of age is
8,182 X 35=286,370 years. The deaths for ten years (according to the mortality table) will
be as follows: 1st year, 73; 2d, 74; 3d, 74; 4th, 75; 5th, 76; 6th, 76; 7th, 77; 8th, 78;
9th, 80; 10th, 81; total, 765.
At end of the tenth year they have 7,417 members, age 45 —
7,417 X 45= 333,765 years.
Add 765 new members at age 35 = 26,775 "
And you have 8,182 members, 360,540 years,
whose age is 44.06 years, an increase of 9.06 years. If you add 765 members at age 20, the
average age is 42 J^ years; an increase of 7;/^ years.
The average age will increase; the young and healthy will drop when they begin to see
what they are paying for the old members who are dying. It is impossible to keep the
average age at 35. The co-operative men assert that insurance with them cannot cost more
than $8 to $12 per $1000. To show the falsity of this, take a society with 10,000 members,
aged 35, insured for $1000 each. Here is a liability of $10,000,000! The expectation of
j life at age 35 is 31.78 years, say 32 years. This $10,000,000 must, therefore, be paid in 32
i years. 10,000 members paying as much as $12 a year for 32 years will pay only
$3,840,000, or $6,160,000 less than the liability. Now if the members cannot be required
to pay more than $12 per annum, how is the deficit of $6,160,000 to be made up? If they
pay only $12 a year, how long will it require to pay the $10,000,000? Answer: 83 years.
This would require that they attain the average age of 118 years! or 51 years over the
expectation, according to the table of mortality.
Actual Net Cost of Insurance.
While the net cost of $1000 insurance, at age 35, is only $9, the cost rapidly increases
to $11 at age 45, $18 at age 55, $40 at age 65, $62 at age 70, $145 at age 80, $445 at age
90, and $1000 at age 95. These facts illustrate, among othej things, the greater advan-
tages of an AVEBAGE or LEVEL Premium, which is never excessive, and which prevents the
Policyholder from being fobced to abandon his insurance without any return for premiums
paid when overtaken by old age, as at best. Policies on the Assessment plan have no value
for surrender. By the "Level Premium" plan, owing to increasing dividends, the ten-
dency of insurance is to become less costly with advancing age and inability to pay;
whereas, ^ith the "Assessment " plan, the cost increases in proportion as the ability to pay
diminishes.
INSURANCE DEPAETMENT. 1275
GUARANTEE (OR FIDELITY) BONDS
(As required by Law or for Private Persons) by which the Honesty or Fidelity of Agents,
Cashiers, Clerks, and all persons holding a Fiduciary Trust is insured
against Defalcation and Embezzlement.
ACCIDENT (OR CASUALTY) POLICIES AND TICKETS
By which Indemnity is made for Accidental Death or Temporary Injuries received through
Accidental Cause, all issued at Low Kates of Premium bv the
FlUTY AND CASUALTY CO.
j^ssets, - - S600,000
JAMES R. GARNISS, General Agent,
319 SANSOME STREET,
(Basement.) SAN FRANCISCO, CAL,
IIllimERSLlFEikralNS.Gll.'
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Cash Capital, paid up, $600,000
ASSETS, January 1st, 1887 $9,111,589 68
LIABILITIES. 6,982,423 80
SURPLUS 2,129,165 88
OLDEST ACCIDENT CO. IN THE WORLD!
MOST LIBERAL LIFE POLICY ISSUED!
JAS. G. BATTERSON, President. RODNEY DENNIS, Secretary.
WALTER W. HASKELL,
General Agent for Pacific Coast. 34S MONTGOMERY STREET, COR. PINE.
1276 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
THE PERFECTED POLICY
OF
The Mutual Benefit
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
IT E "VST" -A. H K: , ITE"^?^ J E I^ S E "^T -
CLEAR + BRIEF + JUST + LIBERAL.
AFTER SECOND YEAR
NO RESTKICTIONS ON RESIDENCE OR OCCUPATION;
No Forfeiture in case of Lapse. 3^;^
in>Jc::;o3NrT3E3ST-A.:BXjE3 2
CASH LOA>'S made up to one-half of the Reserve on
Assignable Policies.
ANNUAL DIVIDENDS.
No Stockholders. All Profits go to Policy Holders.
Anionnt tliat may be Borrowed, and Value in case of Lapse, at any period,
stated on Policy in Plain Figfures.
Policies Payable Immediately on receipt of Satisfactory Proofs of Death.
THE BEST CONTRACT EVER OFFERED!
Total Premiums Received to January I, 1887, $111,661,106.58
Paid Policyholders since Organization in 1845, 92,812,907.67
JAM£S MUNSELL, Jr., Agent for Pacific Coast,
^15 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, Gal.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. 1277
MUTUAL BENEFIT
LIFE MSORANCE COMPANY,
Newark, N. J.
Assets, Market Value, 840,826,265.15
Surplus, N. Y. Standard, 5,512,129.31
EVERY POLICY ISSUED BY THE MUTUAL BENEFIT IS
ABSOLUTELY NON-FORFEITABLE.
"EXTENSION SYSTEM."
If, after payment of two years' premiums, the Insured should fail to pay any subsequent premium
the Company agrees to extend the full amount of the insurance for as long a period as the full reserve less
premium loan, if any, will pay for at term rates. Thus, if from inability, forgetfulness, illness, or any
other cause, the Insured fails to pay any premium when due, his insurance is not forfeited, as is the case
with the usual form of life policies ; but his insurance is, without any action on his part, continued in full
force until the reserve is exhausted ; so that whether premiums are continued or not, the Company guar-
antees a dollar's worth of insurance for every dollar of premium paid.
Example of a Lapsed Policy Paid in Full.
93,500 Insurance under Policy No. 100,921, on the life of Walter E. Latson, of San Francisco, was
issued in October, 1880, the annual ■premium being $49. He paid three premiums, amounting to $147, in-
cluding dividends. He did not pay the premium due in October, 1883 ; but instead of taking a Paid-up
Policy, he allowed his insurance to be extended for 3 years and IfiT days after lapse, making in all fi years
and 167 days' insurance at an average yearly cost of only 89. 10 per thousand. Mr. Latson died in March,
1885, more than one year after lapse of the Policy, which, however, was promptly paid in full by the Company,
THE ABOVK RULE APPLIES TO ALX, POLICIES, THUS:
J Party Insuring at Age 35 on the Annual Life Plan
IS ENTITLED TO
OYEB. 4:
years' insurance for 2I years' premiums
OVER XO
years' INSUTIANCE FOR S YEARS ' PREMIUMS
OVER SO
years' insurance for XC^ years' PREMIUMS
Or, if preferred, a Paid-up Policy for its full value is issued in exchange.
The value, in case of lapse, is endorsed on the Policy in plain figures; and on Endow-
ment and other plans the Talue and extension are very much greater.
"Premium Loan Plan."
To such as desire insurance with the least possible outlay of cash, the Company offers the privilege of
the 30 per cent, loan plan. Under this plan the Company agrees to accept a uniform cash premium of 70 per
cent, of the full rate, the remaining 30 per cent, being charged against the policy as a loan to be met by
dividends, or, any residue thereof to be deducted from the face of the policy at death, if it should not Ipre-
viously have been paid off in cash or by dividends. Premiums are payable in advance, either Annually,
Semi'Annaally, or Q,uarterly.
Whv run the risk of forfeiture? or why trust to the uncertainties of the assessment plan? when you
can get absohttelt kox-forfeitable insurance at the lowest net cost in The Mutual Benefit Life
Insurance Company, of Newark, New Jersey, which has paid Policy-Holders since organization in 1845
$92,812,907.67
JAMES MUNSELL. JR., Agent for Pacific Coast, 415 Montgomery St., S. F.
1278 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
THE BEST COMPANY.} tihie jTHE BEST CONTRACT.
Muim Life mmiiGE comfm
OF NEW YORK
OFFERS ITS
TERM DISTRIBUTION POLICY
As the Best Form of Life Insurance Contract Ever Presented.
The Policy is Simple, Liberal, Non-Forfeitahle.
These Policies are issued having Distribution Periods of Ten, Fifteen
or Twenty Years, as the applicant may elect.
ODPTIOINTS
At the end of each Distribution period, the owner of a "Distribution"
policy can
1. Surrender Policy and Dividends for Cash ; or,
2. Surrender Policy for a Paid-up Policy, and draw Dividends in
Cash; or,
3. Surrender Policy and Dividends for a Paid-up Policy ; or,
4. Continue Policy and use Dividends in reduction of future Premi-
ums; or,
5. Continue Policy (at original rate) and draw dividends in Cash ; or,
6. Continue PoUcy (at original rate) and let Dividends increase Policy; or,
7. Continue Policy (at original rate) and use Dividends to purchase
an Annuity. ^___
2^" A Paid-up Policy is guaranteed at any time after the third
annual premium is paid, in accordance with the laws of the State of New
York.
The Distribution Plan of this Company j^resents a most attractive
investment feature. It not only accumulates the surplus arising from
the premiums over the cost of the insurance on each policy in force during
the Distribution period, but increases it by compound interest.
SECURE AND PROFITABLE AS A U. S. BOND !
.^^.jDIDly for- fxxll iDa,irtic-u.la-rs to
A. B. FORBES, - - - General Agent,
314 SANSOME STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
Or at any of the authorized agencies of the Company established in all the principal cities
and towns in California and other Pacific Coast States and Territories.
SEE ALSO FRONT COVER OF DIRECTORY.
FPI IPCr rVTRA riRV-f ^'°"*'"°*^®'''"'"''<'*"*"P"«^"««°''''^™IARPAD HARASZTHY 4 CO.,
LvLirOI. CA I llH Uni( France to this coumiT, bat without Brandv. I 630 17ASEIKt}T01T STSEET.
A BUSINESS DIRECTORY
OF THK
CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO:
IN WHICH THE DIFFERENT TRADES AND PROFESSIONS ARE CLASSIFIED AND ARRANGED.
OOMFIXED EXPBE8StT TOR THIS WOBK— 1887.
ACC
ALA
Acconntanta.
ABhdown Archibald, 310 Pine
Bunker F. R., 37 Montgomery Block
Carter John T., 108 Leldesdorff
Clark Alvah K., 411 California
Crane Lauren E., 310 Pine
CRAWFORD JOHN. 406 CaU-
fornia
Dudley James-S., 506 Battery
Foucomi're Alfred, 533 Kearny
Hoffman H. F. W., 26 Montgomery
Knight Brothers. 319 Califurnia
LUTGEN CHARLES F., 308 Califor-
nia
CHAS. F. LUTGEN,
Expert Accountant
308 California Street.
RKrFRKNCES: Bandmann, Nielsen &
Co., Holbrook. Merrill* Stets^on.
Nation H. L., 401 California
Pattee Solon, 507 Montgomery
Pllte James N., 310 Pine
Pope John F., 310 Pine
Pope Overton C. 310 Pine
Potter William, 405 Keamv
REIMERJULirs,507 Montgomery
JniJT7S REIMER,
JLCOOTJlSrTJLITT
507 Montgromery, Room 3.
Accounts examined, written up and
liquidated. May be associated as coun-
sel when Inspection of accounts Is re-
sisted.
Reynolds George W.. 324 Pine
Scott Pat JI., 420 California
Stirling John F., 5 Pioneer PI
TInkham C. F.. 419 California
Van BokkPlen W. A. M., 419 California
Van Brunt R. M., 318 Pine
Ward Francis M., 24 Monteomery
Block
Watson Charles H., 302 Montgomery
Wetzel T., 522 Montgomery
Wissel Alb'-rt. 214 California
Wyneken George, 620 Merchant
Adda— 9lanaractar«rs.
(See Chemical Works.)
A4]natera Fire I^oaaea.
Bromwell L. L., 318 California
Burns George W., 311 California
Fenn Thomas W., 423 f 'allfornia »
Gamlss James R., 219 Pansonie
Haiiscom John O., 22 Callf(imla
Macphersnn Fred, 109 California
Snyder Albort A., .322 California
Strickland Sylvester, 315 Calltomla
Torrey Era*tus N., 422 California
Wetzlar A. J., 421 California
AcUnatera— Blarlne I<oa«ea.
Olbbg C. V. S., 318 California
Gibbs Wllllcm C, 318 California
Macpherson Fred, 109 Cttlifoniia
AdTertialnsr Asrenta.
Blair & Bertrand, 702 Market
Brown Daniel. 402 Montgomery
Cohen <fc Quane. 434 01 mentlna
Dake Edmund C, 65 Merchants' Exch
Dunphy T. N. & Co., 506 Commercial
FISHER LUTHER P., 21 Mer Exch
Kellogg G. Herbert, 330 Fine
Lowell Frank, 213 Grant Av
Macsorlev A. <fe Co., 81 Stevenson
Miller Don F., 608 Market
Norton J. <t Co.. 8 Grant Av
PACIFIC ST.\TES ADVER-
TISING BUREAU, 405 San-
some
PA£i»IER & REY, 405 Sansome
Parker Edwin C, 420 .Montgomerv
SAN FRANCISCO NEWS-
PAPER UNION, 405 San.
some
Shearer George D., 54 .Second
Smith Laura M., 420 Montgomery
Swan Jahez S., 769 Market
The Carlos White Printing Co., 320
Sansome
Von Goltzheim Moritz, 1049 Market
SAN LEANDRO MNF6 CO., 421-427
Market
Sanborn A. W. 4 Co., 24 Beale
Soule E., NW cor Fourth and Bryant
TAL.LON C. J., 123 California
TRUMAN, ISHAM * HOOKER, 421-
427 Market
Vamev Thomas H. B., 22-24 Fremont
WICKSON G. G. & CO., 38
California
L. P. FISHER'S
NewsMDer Advertising Agency.
SOLE AGENT
SACRAMENTO RECORD-UNION.
21 Herctiaiits' Eicbange.
Aeenta.
(See respective heads.)
Aerlcnltaral Implementa.
(See <Uso Hardware; also Garden
Implements.)
Baker & Hamilton, NW cor Davis and
Pine
Ba'chelor <fc Wylie, 37 Market
BOL.ANDER I.. P. (agricultural
extras) 118 Mission
Bull <fe Grant Farm Implement Co.,
14-16 Main
BiirgeS.S.. 26 Beale
Champion Machine Co., 12 Main
Frank Bros., .319 Market
Hawlev Brothers Hardware Co., 301-
309 Market
Hawley D. N. & C. A. .2-4 Sutter
Jones & Coulter, 23 Stockton
Judson Mantifarturing Co. (Mowing
Machines) 8 Pine
Llnforth James, 120 Front
Mast P. P. i Co., .3J Market
Oliver Chilled Plow Works, 37 Market
Osborne D. M. <fe Co., Bluxome, bet
Fifth and Sixth
PACIFIC SAW MNFG CO., 17 Fre-
mont
Paciflc Steam Agricultural Manufac-
turing Co., 18-20 Pbelan Building
PRICE JACOB (San Leandro) city
office 410 Market
Rice Harvey W., 56 Bluxome
JACOB PRICE,
Superintendent of
THE PRICE
HAY PRESS CO.
SAN LEANDRO, CAL.
Inventors and Manufacturers of
HAY PRESSES.
Also Hide, Hop and Wool Presses,
Seed Sowers, Hay Suckers, etc.
PRICE'S TRACTION ENGINE,
A new and remarkable Invention.
Residence, Office and Factory
SAN LEANDRO, Cal.
City Office: 410 Sfarket St,
Use Telephone and send for Catalogue.
Air Compreaaora.
RIX 4 FIRTH, 18-20 Fremont
RIX & FIRTH,
Air CoiDressors, MacMsery
And Lubricating Oils.
19-JfO rSMXQ^T ST,
Alarma— EIe«<ro-BargIar.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
WORKS, 35 Market
ELECTRICAL. SUPPLY CO. ,
Importers and manufacturers, 328
Bush
WASS D. D. 640 Howard
WILL & FINCK, 818 Market
<J A L 1 F O K X I A
ELECTBICAL WORKS,
35 Market Street.
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
JOHN HAMMOND
81
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Kanaraetnrcr of erery deaertptlon of
PA8SBNOER, 8TREKT AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to SO Beale Street, San Franeiacu.
Truman, Isham & Hooker, *^"^^JSrS^d^W?if5i?^t'J?e"J!*^
ALA
1278
ARC
Alarms— Money Tilla.
Hall's Safe ancl Jy^k Co., 211-213 Cal
■WIIiL * FUVCK, H18 Market
WILSHIRE W. B. & CO..
aM-206 California
Albumen aiannfactnrera.
CattoD, Bell A Co., 406 California
New Potrero Fertilizer Co., NE cor
St Thomas and Savannah
Ale nnd Porter Blannfoc-
turers.
Bnrnell, Reynolds & BumeU, 519 Sacra-
mento
Harrlhon & Co. (ageutf) 203 California
JACKSON T. W. & CO. (agents; 104
Market and 3 California
Sherwood & Sherwood ^agents) 212-214
Market
Wolff wmiam & Co. (agents) 105 Front
Alkali.
Horstmann .John. 7fi7-775 Bryant
JACKSON T. W. & CO., 104
Market and 3 California
Amaleamating Btaetaines.
(Hee also Iron Joundrfe*.)
Jothua Hendy Machine Works, 49
Fremont
Stelger & Kerr, 137 First
Amalgamating Plates.
CALIFORNIA
tLECTRICIlLWOIlKS,
35 market Street.
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
OP ALL DESCnrPTIONS.
Am algamators.
iSee Aseayers.)
Fortrlede Henry, 6Tr Market
Frohman S. & (>3.. !« Kearny
Meyer J. G. H., 320 Ki-arny
Wasrner Charl-s M.. 315 Kearny
W1U< & FINCK, 818 Market
Crolden Gate Park, entrance Baker, bet
Oak and Fell
Grand Opera House, N s Mlbston, bet
Third and Fourth
Harbor View Park, NWcor Baker and
Jefferson
Mechanics' Pavilion, SW cor Larkln
and Grove
Morosco's Amphitheater, S s Howard,
bet Third and Fonrth
Orpheuni, S s O'FurreU, bet Stockton
and Powell
Palace Variety Theater, SE cor Post
and Dupont
Panorama The, SW cor Eddy and
Mason
Piatt's Hall, 216 Montgomery
Seaside Gardens, E s Baker, bet Jef-
ferson and Beach
Standard Ttienter, :C0 Bush
Telegraph Hill Observatory, Tel. Hill
Tlvoll Opera House, 28-32 Eddy
Vienna Garden, NW cor Sutter and
Stockton
Wigwam Garden Theater, SE cor
Geary and Stockton
Woodward's Gardens, Mission, bet
Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Aneliors, Chains, etc
(6'ee 8ttipchandler».)
Andirona
PATTISON E. A. & CO., 308
Stockton
Antimony— Refiners of
Starr & Maihison, Berry, bet Fourth
Apothecaries.
(See DruggUU— Retail.)
Hanscom John 0., 22 California
Macpherson Fred, 109 California
Architects.
Loftus Bros. & Rich, 7 Spear
SAN FKANCISCO GAS LIGHT CO.,
for Natoma and First
Silver Hetman, 609 Sansome
Ammunition.
{Bee Chmt and Sporting Materials.)
Allen Edward T., 416 Market
Klein John E., 31 Ellis
Ladd Charles D., 529 Kearny and 113
Sansome
LIddle & Kaeding, ias Washington
Pchoenemaun Frederick. 517 Keamv
SEL.BT SMELTING AND
LEAD CO., 416 Montgomery
Shreve rJeorge W.. 525 Kearny
SK INKER JOHN, 2.58 Market
SonntaK Chan. & Co.. 116 Market
Wliirhe.-t*T Repeating Anns Co., 418
Market
Amusement -Places of
Alcazar Theater, 116 O'Farrell
Baldwin Theater, 932-9.'W Market
BeU» Uuloii Theater, 805 Kearny
Bush Street Theater, 325 Bush
California Theater, N a Bush, bet
Kearny and Dupont
Central I'ark.SEcnr Market and Eighth
Chlne*e Theater, 626 Jackson
CJblnese Theat«r (Grand) 814 Wash
Chinese Theater (New) R2:i Jackson
(ihinese Theater (KovaH 836 Wash
Fountain The, SE cor Sutter and Kear
Mflclal Stone Sidewalks
Over Basement Extensions,
Of Hyatt's Patent.
The Best, and at less cost than
other constructions.
Jackson's Patent WATER and DAMP
PROOF WALLS and BASEMENT
FLOORS to resist water pressure
any distance below tide-water,
P. H. JACKSON & CO.
Factory 231 First.
Babson Seth, ."518 Pine
Ball Robert C. , 302 Montgomery
Barnett A. J.,6Eddy
Barry W. McG. (naval) 318 Pine
BavlpsK \V. H., 106 Leidesdorff
BEHREND GDSTA7,
103 Phelan BuUdlnir '
Bennett A. A.. 45HHi MerchanU'
Exchange
^estor Henry T., 207 O'Farrell
Bordwell George A., 318 Pine
CALIFORNIA AKTIFICIALSTONB
PAVING CO., 404 Montgomery
Cappelleitl G. V.,97St. Anu'sUldg
Cebrlan John C, 406 Montgomery
Clark John J., St. Ann's Bulldlnx
Clinch B. .1., 629 Keamv
Copeland & Banks. 126 Kearny
Curlett & Cnihbert<oii, 307 PhelanBld*
Curtis John M., 528 Calif umU
Daley Robert H., 218 Post
Day Clinton, 310 Pine
Deplerre Emlle,3:M Kearny
Devlin Charles J. I., XfO Pine
Dickie Bros. (navaU 252 .^pear
Eisen Theodore A., 427 Montgomery
Gash John, 33 Merchants' Exchange
Gaynor John P., :«.l California
Giddes Charles, 528 California
Gellfnss Henry, .33 Keamv
Hall Bros, (naval) 28 Calliomla
Ilatherton E. A.. 33 St. Ann's Bldr
Havens Charles I., 121 Post
Hawkins J. J. E., 402 Montgomery
HENRIKSbN B. E., 218 Po8t
Hoagland William C, 432 Montgomery
Huerne & Everett, 126 Kearay
KIdd J. T.. 531 Calllornia
Laver Augustus, 19 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Llttlefleld J. H.. 126 Kearny
Macy Henry C. 208 Kearny
Marquis John, 39 Sutter
McDougall B. & Son, 3.30 Pine
Miller & Ariiiitage, 324 Pine
Mitchell H. D., 126 Kearny
Moore & Schi.lze, 325 Montgomery
Mooser William. :i34 Kearny
Newsom J. J. 4 T. D., 504 Keamy
Newsom S. & J. C, 504 Kearay
Patfon William, 411 >t, Calitornia
Pelrce Charles V., 427 Montgomery
Percy & Hamilton, 318 Pine
Plssis & Moore, 307 Sansome
Portois Peter, 519 Montgomery
Salfield David, 210 Kearuv
Schetzel M. P., 2 St. Ann's Building
Schmldr Peter B., 103 J'ost
Schiof William, 217 .Sansome
Smith William F.,206S8n!^ome
Swain Edward R., 70 St. Ann's Bldg
Townsend <fe Wyneken, 515 Callfuruia
Voelkel (Jeorge E., 331 Keamy
Warren Russell. 427 Oak
Welsh M. J., 905 Treat Av
Welsh T. J.. -302 Montgomery
Wllkins de Wlnton W. (naval) 50» T^at
WmterhalterWadrlck, 115 Phelan Bldg
Wdile James E., 240 Montgomery
Wright & Sanders. 418 Califoral*
Daylight Eeflectors
HYATT'S PATENT
For lighting DARK and DEEP BASE-
MENTS from the front.
Unequalled for diffusing light, and
dispensing with gas light, nrtifictal
Stone and Iron VAULT LIGHT, etc.
P. H. JACKSON & CO.
SOLE LICENCEES.
Office : NW cor. Fremont and
Mission streets.
Factory t 231 First Street.
CALIFORNIA
ArtUclal Stone Payins Co.
(SCfilLLIHSER'S PATENT)
FOR
Sidewalks, Garden Walks, Corridor*,
Offices, Carriage Drives, Stable*,
and C>.-llar Floors, Kitch-
ens, Concrete, Etc.
Office, 404 Mfonfeomery St.,
San Francisco.
Granolithic Paving Co.
8TDA«T"8 PATENTS,
Manufacturers of all kinds of
ARTIFICIAL STONE WORK
Staircases, Sidewalks, Basements,
Building Trimmings, etc, etc.
OFFICE: • 422 MONTGOMERY ST.
Works : 81-83 ITuitli St. , Sa TnsdKt
Areliiteets' Slaterlals.
DENNV EDWARD di CO.,
418 Montgomery
Arclilteetnral Ornamento.
PACIFIC ZTNC ORNAMENT FAC-
TORY. 583 Mission
Ralston U. & J. (iron) 151 Beale
ORIENT Ii. Co. OF HARTFORD rsL^'I'Sa"^?
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SZZTOiT, IsA. Usajfti^
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
AEC
1279
ATT
Arcliliectnrnl Term Cotta.
GLADDlNG.McBEANScCO
Arms and Ammnnition.
(iSw Ouns and Sporting MaUriaU.)
Art Oallerles.
Morrld * Ke lined V, 1!) Post
Nahl H. W. A.. 506 Bnttery
Perrjr S. A. & Co., 6U Market
Son Frtuclsco Art Association, 430 Pine
Artesian Well Borers.
{See Well Borers, Artesian.)
Bradbury W. B., USS Brannan
LANE W. K., 505 Kearny
Smith Francis A Co., 13U Beale
Artifleial Flowers.
(See also ^^illinery Goods.)
G >\hT\ng Adoiph, »13 Mission
Hall S. K. Mrs., 916 Market
Kahler H. S. & Co.. 1010 Market
Spencer John C, 1024 Market
ZleWlno Minnie (mnfr.) 407 Natom*
Artmclal I.lmbs.
Beeman William, 32 O'Farrell
Jewett .larvls, 21 Merchants' Exchi^
Spring Menzo, 9 Geary
Artificial Stone.
CALIFORNIA ARTIFtCIALSTONE
JPAVING CO., 404 Montgomery
Chatsln & OlllettI, 71:J-71t Battery
GBANOIilTHIC PAVING CO., 422
Monteomery
Perlne \Vm. D.. 28 New Montgomery
Kansnme Ernest L., 402 Montgomery
San Francisco Artltlclnl Paving Stone
Co., 436 Montgomery
I LeCount Brothers, 533 Market
Morrib & Kennedy. 21 I'ost
Perry S. A. & Co., 624 Market
Sanborn, Vail & 0«., 857 Market
Whittler, Fuller & Co., SW cor Pine
and Front
Asbestos Slaterlals.
Fowler Gilbert C, 656 Howard
Gould William, 101(1 Seventh
Hill B. S., 105 Fremont
JOHNS k. W. MANUFACTURING
CO., I. L. Merrell aiient, 316 Town-
send, branch office lOS Market
HcDearmon W. (ageutj 402 Montgmy
Asphaltum Dealers.
CAIilFORMA
Artifleial Stone Paying Co.
(SHILLINGER'S PATENT)
FOE
Sidewalks, Garden Walks, Corridors,
Offices, Carriage Drives, Stables,
and Cellar Floors, Kitch-
ens, Concrete, Ktc.
Offloe, 404 Blonliconiery St.,
San Francisco
Granolithic Paving Co.
sxuabt's patents,
Manufacturers of all kinds of
ARTIFICIAL ST8NE WORK
St ilrcases. Sidewalks, Basements,
Building Trimmings, etc., etc.
OFFICE: . 422 MONTGOMERY ST.
Worlj: 81-33 iTia'Ji St., Sm Francisco.
Artists.
(,8e« PamUrs, Fortrait, etc.)
Artists' Materials.
Altken James C, 4:!7 Hayes
Allen r. Emerson, 926 Larkin
BaHH T. J. A Co,, u-w Ellis
VDRKHARDr MA3C, 515 Wash-
ington
Oohen U -rmann, 19 Dupont
Currier Amos, 103 Stockton
Densy Edward & Co., 418 Montgomery
Dureiy Joseph 11. (photographic) 529
Oomnierclal
ntUR. R., 608 Market
HUHTEK BRUTHIORS & CO., SW
cor Second and Market
California Paving Co.
STREET WORK CONTRACTORS
Artificial Stone and Concrete Work-
ers, Roofs, Sidewalks, Cellar
and Warehouse Floors laid.
Reservoirs and Canals constructed in
all parts of the Pacific Coast.
Dealers In Asphaltum, Felt, Mineral
Oils, Wood nnd Iron Dipping.
618 MARKET, opp. Palace Hotel,
And 13 Post, opp. Masonic Temple.
Asphaltunt MTorkers.
Barber Asphalt Paving Co., 422 Mont-
gomery
Bonnet B., 100 Montgomery Av
Bruggeman Henry, 317>^ Dnpont
Ciilifornla Paving Co., 618 Market
DUNCAN GEORGE 4 CO.. 652 Mar-
ket
GRANOLITHIC PAVING CO., 422
Montgomery
HIggs Thomas, 822 .lackson
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Liirkiu & Flaherty, 35 Post
MERRELL L L., 316 Townsend and
106 Market
PACIFIC ASPHALTUM CO., 422
Jackson
Paul P. D.,1306MlS8ijn
Perlne Wm. D., 2S New Montgomery
Ross James N. W., cor Van Ness and
Linden Avs
Scheerer Joseph & Co. , 618 Market
Schottler & Co., 6!» West Mission
Walton N. C, 219 Mission
Whittler J. E., 211 Townsend
Wilson William H , 113 Jessie
Asphaltum and Mastic
RooFiBre CO.
GEO. DUNCAN A CO.
Roofs and Sidewalks done In the Best
Manuer at most Moderate Rates.
New Roofs Laid and Old Leaky
Roofs Ke-covered and Ftepuired.
Also, Tin and Zinc Roofs cover-
ed with Asphaltum or Mastic
Paint. Oftlce: 652 Market
Street, N. E. corner of
Kearny, up stairs.
ASPHALTUM
Md EQ^lisli Roofti2 Felt
For Sale,
N. C. WALTON, 219 MISSION ST.
New Roofs and Sidewalks laid and
old ones repaired. Prepared Asphal-
tum, Red Metallic Roofing Paint, for
tin or shingles, ready for use. AUo a
new and improved article of Petro-
leum kock for sidewalks, streets and
cellar floors.
Assaj-ers.
(See also Metalluraistt.)
Btsbee, Williams A Co.. 23 Davtg
Falkenau A Reese. 3J3 Montgomery
Uanks Hjnry G., 543 Clay
Hauser V. & Co., 333 Montgomery
Irelan WllllHm Jr.. Pioneer Buliling
Johnston William P.. 514 Keamr
Kustel A Co.. 318 Pine
Levy Eugene, 313 Montaromery
LUCKHARDT C. A. & CO., 23 Sterem-
son
Ogden Charles A., 47 Merchants' Ix.-
change
PRICE'S ASSAY OFFICH,
524 Sacramento
Relchling F., 404 Monteomery
SEL.Br SMBLTIIVG AND
liEAD CO., 416 Montgomery
Strong A Co., 10 Stevenson
Van der NaiUen A., 24 Post
Walker H. W., 109 Montgomery Block
Weuzell W. T. <fe Co., 5 i2 Market
(Established 1869.)
C. A. LucKHAEDT, M. E.. Manager,
Metallurgical Works,
OF SAN FRANCISCO.
Ores crushed and sampled, and working
tests made, by any process.
ASSAYING
IN ALL ITS BRANCHI3.
C. A. LUCKHARDT &. Co.
(Formerly Huhn 4 Luckhardt)
HlnlJis: EQg:i!ieers and Metallorsists,
23 STEVENSOHr ST.
Near First and Market.
PBICE'S ASSAY OFFICE.
(THomas and AniinrF. Price.)
CHEMICAL LABORATORY,
Assay OfBce, Balllon Boonts
and Ore Floors,
524 SACRAMENTO ST.
San Francisco.
Assayers' materials.
Caire Justinian, 521-523 Market
Dempster Si Keys (crucibles; 202 Mar-
ket
Goodyear Rubber Co., 577 Market
Taylor John A Co., 112-120 Pine
Attorneys at I.aw.
Ach Henry, 315 Callfurnla
Ackerman C. L., 426 (California
Adams Amos C, 137-139 Pholan BIdjr
Adams John Q., 426 California, room 4
Aitken John R., 214 Sansome
Allen Darwin C, 325 Jlontgomery
Allen James M., 305 Sansome
Allen William 11.. 220 Sansome
Allen William W., 230 Montgomery
Ames Fisher, 6<>7 Kearny
Ames Pel ham W., .T20 Sansome
Anderson N. D., 4:« California
Audros Mdton, 224 Sansome
Applegate Joslah H..72!iM.ontgomt(y
Ash Robert, 601 California
Ashby Ellsha W., 502 Montgomery
Ashe R. Porter, 418 California
Bubb M. E.. 519 Montgomery
Baggett William T., :»5 Kearny
Bahrs (Jeorge H., 220 SHnsorae
Baker LIdell, 60l» Sacramento
Baker Orrin S., 313 Pme
Ball A. E., 40 Merchants' Exchang*
Bannerman Robert A., .330 Pine
Barber William, :<-20 Sansome
Barbour Clltus, 1523 Golden Gate At
Barnes W. H. L., 4-2« California
Barrows W. II., 204 Phelan Buildlnf
Barry Thomas F.. 217 Sansome
IJar^ctow Alfred, 430 California
Bnrtlett Columbus, 12 Montgomery
Barton Wlllard T., 523 Montgomery
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 FIRST ST.
TELEFEONB 82.
PRINTERS, ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN, S^^a^S^c^^ ?^;l^iff.
ATT
1280
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Bates G. E., 409 California
Bates Joseph C.,434 California
Baum Morris C. 401 California
Belcher Edward A., NE cor Fourth
and Townsend
Belcher I. 8., 121 Post
Belcher W. C, 520 Montgomery
Belknap David P.. 604 Merchant
Bell Francis V., 426 California
Bell John P., 528 California
Benlamln P. L., 528 California
Benjamin A. F.,42I Kearny
Bereln Michael, 432 Montgomery
Ber^n Thomas I., 38 Nevada Block
Berlin F. A., 420 Montgomery
Blrdsall Pamuel T., 402 Montgomery
Bishop Daniel L., 120 Sutter
BIfhop Thomas B., 327 Pine
BIfhop William W., 306 Pine
Blact Alfred B., 211 Pansome
Blake Maurice C, 204 Montgomery
Blakeman T. Z., 420 Montgomery
Blanding Gordon, 324 Pine
Blandinp ■William, 324 Pine
Blaney Edward \V.,526 Montgomery
Blood J. H., 304 Montgomery
Boalt John H., 438 California
Bodfleh William H., 39 Montgomery
Block
Boland James I.. 604 Merchant
Bolton A. E., 213 Sansome
Bnnestell C. K.,73 Nevada Block
Boone Charles T.. 342 Eighteenth
Boone J. L., 320 Carfomia
Booth Andrew G., 328 Montgomery
Booth William r..252 3Tarket
Bowers Thomas J., 504 Kearny
Bowie Henry P., 302 filoj'tgomery
I Bovcelpaac G., 606 Montgomery
1 Bovd James T.. 324 Pine
i Bover J. D., 410 Montgomery
Brarilev Henrv W., Jr., 604 Cay
Bradlev Theodore, 310 Phelan Bldg
Bradv Henry J., 402 Montgomery
Brandon Frederick D.. 528 California
Brandon Joseph E., 604 Merchant
I Brandt I. B. L., 306 Pine
I Branthaver Howard L., 331 Mont
Brewer John H.. 4:^0 California
Eriggs Horace H., 609 Sacramento
Brlttan William (i., 240 Montgomery
Brodle S. H., 604 Merchant
Broslus E. S., 520 Montgomery
Brown Harvey S., NE cor Fodrth and
Townsend
Bmmagim J. W., 34 Nevada Block
Brunner A. J., New City Hall
Brvant Calhoun. 120 Sutter
Bughee John?., 310 Pine
Buhlert Julius, 649 Washington
BiilkPlev L. E., 603 Washington
, Bull Franklin P., 238 Montgomery
Burnett Isaac G., 314 Montgomery
Burnett John M., 420 California
Burnett Wellington C, 12 Montgomery
Burns Michael. 622 Clay
Bnrris John F. 214 Pansome
Burton Charles F., 114 California
Burke William G., 402 Mnntpompry
Cahanlss George H.,606 Montgomery
Canipbell Alexander Jr., 6"6 Clav
' Campbell Alexander Pr-.-^SO California
Campbell Colin, 530 Cal-fomia
1 Campbell Donald T., 5::0 California
I Campbell E. L., 230 Montgomery
Campbell George D.. 230 Monteomery
Campbell Henry C. 530 California
( Campion B. W., ai5 Sansome
Carter John W., 82 Montgomery Block
j Carson James G., 344 Kearny
1 Carfon John B., 344 Kearny
Cary James C. 8-10 Slontgomerv Block
Cary John T., U. S. Appraisers' Bldg
Case Ervin T., 623 Monigomerv
Castelhun Frederick J., 502 Mont-
gomery
Cavagnaro Joseph F., 715 Clav
Cavendish Henry M., 526 Kearny
Chadboume J., 214 San.son)e
Chapman AVilliam H., 320 California
Cheney Warren, 310 Pine
Chetwood John. 214 Sansome
ChickevingW. H., 206 Sansome
Chittenden Talman, 323 California
Choynski Herbert, 401 California
Chretien John M., 2.30 Montgomery
Clark Leonard S., 224 Montgomery
Clarke Alfred, Old Citv Hall
Cleary Fiank C, 327 Pine
Clement H. Nm 420 Montgomery
Clement RoBwell P., 420 Montgomery
Clunie Andrew J., New Citv Hall
Clunie Thomas J., 401 California
JULIUS REIMER,
501 Montgomery, Room 3.
Accounts examined, written up and
liquidated. May be associated as coun-
sel when Inspection of accounts Is re-
Blsted.
Cobb Moses G., 103 Montgomery
Coffey James V., New City Hall
Coffey John J., 619 Montgomery
Coffey Joeeph F., 636 Clay
Cohen A. A., 320 California
Cohen Alfred H., SCO Ca,ifomla
Cole Cornelius, 506 Battery
Cole Edward P.. 314 Phelan Building
Cole Willoughbv, 506 Battery
Collins George D., 715 Clay
Collins John A., 526 Keamv
Colton Alrlc 0., 4ft5 Kearny
Comte AugustuR Jr., 534)^ Callfomla
Cohlan Cbaries T.. 629 Kearny
CooganT.C. 310 Pine
Cook Carroll, 67 Nevada Block
Cook G. W. F.^^0 Pine
Cook V illiam Hoff, 63 Nevada Block
Coonev M.. 405 Kearny
Cope W.W., 324 Pine
Cormac T. E. K., 328 3Iontgomery
Cotton Avlett R.,230 Montgomery
Cousins William G., 5.343^ Cflllfomia
Covllland Charles, 411,'^ California
Cowdery Jabez F., 325 Sfontgomery
Craig Andrew, 609 .Sacramento
Craig William. 328 Montermerv
Crawford Thomas C, 325 Montgomery
Creed William H..a30 Pine
Crittenden Jnmes L.. 240 Montgomery
Crittenden Thomas T., 240 Mont
Crockett Robert, 612 Commercial
Cross Charles W., 310 Pine
Crowlev Thomas J., 316 Phelan Bldg
Cummins Ad'.i-y H.,507 Montgomery
Curran Thomas E., 331 Montgomery
Cutier E. B., 330 Pine
Dalngerfleld William E.. 234 Mont
Vameron J. P., 230 Slrntgr mery
D'Ancona Alexander D., 402 Mont
Daney Eugene, 533 Kearny
D'Arcy John, :J07 Sansome
Darwin Charles B.. 6.36 Clay
Davidson W. W.. 420 Callfomla
Davis Henry H., 420 California
Deerirg Frank P., 531 Montgomery
Deerint: James H. Jr..531 Blontgomery
Del Mar Eugene. 44 Phelan's Building
Delmas D. M., 310 Pine
Desbeck John, 30 Montgomery Block
Deuprey Eugene N.. 504 Kearny
Dibble H. C, U. S Appraisers' Bldg
Dickinson J. H., 402 Montgomery
Doggett Samuel W., 609 Sacramento
Dolan John M., 9 Montgomery Block
Dorn D. S.. 601 California
Dorn Frederick A., 240 Montgomery
Dorn Marcellus A., 601 California
Douthltt D. W., 318 Pine
Dovle John T . 423 Montgomery
Drown A. N..621 Gay
Dudley Edward T.. &41 Merchant
Dunaud Louis F., 511 California
Dunne Joseph J., 715 Clay
Dunne Peter F., 420 California
Du Py Octave Gibelin, 315 California
Durst John H., 216 Sansome
Dwyer JamesP.,.310 Pine
Dwyer John J., 214 Sansome
Earll Arthur R.,2l4Snnsome
Edmonds Marcus A., 306 Pine
Eells Charles P., 316 California
Elckhoff Henry, 309 California
Fisner Milton S., 323 California
Englander Leopold, 647 Merchant
Estee Morris M.. 419 California
Evans Joseph F.,1 Montgomerv Block
Evans Oliver P.. 230 Montgomery
Evre Manuel, 220 Sansome
Falrweather J. A.. 216 Sansome
Fassett Julius F..2?0 Montgomery
Ferral Robert, .=i26 Monteomerv
Klileld AVilliam H., 2.;o Montgomery
Finley Joel K. & Co., 915 JTarket
Finn John ¥.. New Citv Hall
Flrebaugh H. C, 52s California
Fltton Walter H.. 220 .San^ome
Fitzmaurlce W. M., 9 Mont Block
Fleming John T., 426 California
Flint William C. 216 Sansome
Flood Noah F., 504 Keamv
Flonmoy George, 401 California
Floumoy George Jr., New City Hall
Floumov John , 206 Sansome
FooteH.S., 121 Post
Foote William W., 310 Pine
Foulds John E., NE cor Fourth and
Townsend, room 59
Fox Charles N., 5.30 Callfomla
Francoenr George H., .504 Kearny
Frank George W., 323 Calif onifa
Frank Nathan H.. 224 Sansome
Freeman A. C, 409 California
Freidenrlch David, 426 CaliforaU
French Frank J., 528 California
French William L., 143 Phelan BHg
Furlong Nicholas, 331 Montgomery
Gallagher Walter, 6.36 Clay
Galpin Philip G.. 432 Montgomery
Garber Eugene E., J27 Pine
Garbei John, 15 S. F. Stock Exchange-
Building
Gamlss James E., 219 Sansome
Gartlan James, .331 Montgomery
Gavlgan William J., 215 Sansome
GearH. L.. 310 Pine
Gibson William F., 206 Sansome
Gillespie C. V.. 402 Montgomery
Gillin George B., 429 Montgomery
GItchell James M., 6.36 Clay
Goad William F., 606 Montgomery
Goldner Alfred C, 309Califomr«
Goodfellow W. S., 2?0 Montgomery
Gordon George F.,SW cor Montgomery
and Commercial
Gordon George W., .320 Sansome
Gorham George C. Jr., 52 Nevada Blk
Gorham Sherwood F., 324 Pine
Gradwohl Maurice, 401 California
Graef Carl T., 623 Commerrial
Grant William, 520 Montgomen-
Graves AValker C. 606 Montgomery
Grav Cvril V., 604 MpTchant
Grav Giles H., 530 California
Greanv John T., 318 Pine
Green Edmund F., 328 Montgomery
Grey Cyril V., 604 Merchant
Grev James M., 647 Merchant
Griffiths Howard H., 81 Mont Block
Grimwood A. D., 206 Sansome
Gunnison Andrew .!., 328 Montgomery
Gnnzendorfer Gus tave, 214 Sansome
Guroee Clinton, ."^oe Pine
Gutsch Gusfav, 310 Pine
Haft E. E.. 141 Phelan Building
Hager John S., Palace Hotel
Haggin Louis T., 52 Nevada Block
Haiirhl George W.. 207 Sansome
Hall H. E., 623 Commercial
Hall John Chase, 1-16-27 Nevada Block
Hanlon Cbaries F. . 16 and 44 Phelan Bg
Hanlon John F», 328 Montgomery
Harding James W., 704 Montgomery
Harding E. T., 214 Sansome
Hardv Lowell J., 405 Kearny
HarknessM.M.,411)^ California
Harmon John B., 402 Montgomery
Hari'liam George E., 414 California
Harris J. A.. 620 Washineton
Harrison Edward C, 204 Montgomery
Harrison Ralph C, 230 Montgomery
Harrison Eobert. 325 Montgomery
Hart Jess*! B., 9 Montgomery Block
Hart W. H. H., 230 Montgomery
Hartog Edward, 636 Clay and 641 Mer^
chant
Hasbach Henrv, 606 Merchant
Haskell D. H., cor Fourth and Tnwn'd
Hassett Martin C, .310 Phelan Bldg
Hastings E. O. F.. 612 Commercial
Hastings Eobert P.. 118 Phelan Bldg
Hatch Charies E., 507 Montgomery
Haven .Tames M.. .5.30 California
Hawes Horace, XW Pine
Hayes G. E. B.. 604 Clay
Haymond Creed, NE cor Fourth and
Townsend
Havne Brewton A.. 522 Montgomery
HealevBeni8mln,531 Cflllfomia
Hebbard J.C. B.. 309 California
Benderson John H., 2.''0 Montgomery
Helnlen G. A., 504 Kearnv
Henry Samuel H., 623 Montgomery
Hent Eeuben W.. 605 Clay
Herrin W. F., 310 Pine
Herrmann James, 407 California
Heydenfeldt Solomon , 33 Nevada Block
Heydenfeldt Solomon Jr., 33 Nevada
Block
Heynemann A., 310 Pine
Hicks Victor L., 407 California
Hichton Henry E., 528 Callfomla
HittPll Theodore H.. 23 MontgomryBIk
Hobbs Walter S., 502 Montgomery
Hoburg Frank T., 324 Pine
Hoeffe'r George F., 536 Kearny
DIXON. BORGESON & CO..
Hannfactorers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Market St
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
0( most delicate flavor and the only true \ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
Champagne produced in the United States, j 630 WASEIKaXOlT 8TBS£T.
ATT
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Hoefler Louis M., 327 Pine
HoRViian OKilen, U.S. Appraisers' BMk
HoflYnan Southard, U. S. Appraisers'
BulldlUK
Hoge t'Jiarles J., 4 MontRomery Block
Hose Joseph P., 5 MontKoraery Block
fiulcomb Wavne W., 28 Montgomery
Block
Holden Joseph, 704 Monleomery
Holladay Charles R., 606 Alontgomery
Holladay E. Burke, 6.16 (!lay
Holladay Samuel W., 636 Clay
Holland Nathaniel, fiO.5 Clay
Holmes Walter G., 606 Montgomery
Horan Michael S., 629 Kearny
Hosmer J. A., 402 Montgomery
Houghton R. E., :<15 California
Houghton S. C, U. S. Appraisers' Bldg
Howard C. Greenwich, 509 Kearny
Hudson George, 87 Montgomery Block
Humphreys John T., 323 Kearnj-
Hunt A. B., 504 Kearny
Hunt John Jr., New City Hall
Hupers George W., 16 Nevada Block
Hurd Norman H.. 328 Montgomery
Hurlbut C. R., 202 Market
Husted K. M., 606 Montgomery
Hutchinson Kly I., 419 California
Hutchinson Joseph, 603 Commercial
Hutton Harry W., 606 Montgomery
Hyde F. A., 6.30 Commercial
Hvde George, 640 Market
Hvde Henry C, 411'^ California
Hvde Marcus D.. 630 Commercial
Ivers 0. A., 606 Montgomery
Jackson Charles H., 4i6 California
Jacobs Myer, 315 California
Jarboe John R.,2:?0 Montgomery
Jarrett Isaac E., 306 Pine
Jefferson John W., 330 Pine
Jeilett Jonathan H., 320 California
Jennings C. M.,330 Pine
Joachimsen H. L., 402 Montgomery
Johnson George A., 121 Post
Johnson W. P.. 121 Post
Johnson James A., 529 California
Jordan William H., 328 Montgomery
Kaufman Walter W., 7.i Nevada Block
Kelley Frank A., 405 Kearny
Kellogg M. B.. 530 California
KeUogg Sheldon G.. 38 Merchants' Ex-
change
Kelly Charles E., 216 Sansome
Kelly Joseph P., 33 Nevada Block
Kennedy Frank, 523 Kearny
Kennedy Thomas E., 217 Sansome
Kinlev Joseph M.. 103 Montgomery
Kirk Joseph, 636 Clay
Kirkpatrlck E. L., 609 Sacramento
Knapp Edwin G., 420 Montgomery
Knight George A., 2:{4 Montgomery
Kowalsky Henry I., 502 Montgomery
Ladd Parish B.. 220 Sansome
Lande Edward, 305 Sansome
Langhorne James P., 408 California
Latimer L. D., 75 Neva.la Block
Lawler Frank W., New CItv Hall
Lawler James, Old CItv Hall
Lawrence Kdwln A., 330 Pine
Lawrence G. E.. :«0 Pine
Le Breton Albert J.. 217 .''ansome
Leggett Joseph. 420 Cullfornia
Lesser J. M., 305 Kearny
Leszynsky George, 310 Pine
Leviston George, 6 Montgomery Av
Leviston William, 6 M'intKomerv Av
Levy W. H., New City HaU
Lewis R. P., 622 Clay
Lindenberger William E., 12 Mont-
gom ry
Linforth K. J., 502 Montgomery
Lloyd John, 411'.^ California
Llovd R. H., 9 Nevada Block
Loben Sels P. Justus Van, 5.30 Cal
Loewenfhal Max, 214 Sansome
Loewy William, 310 Pine
Long James H., 318 Pine
Londerback Davis, 607 Kearny
Lough boro ugh Alexander U. ,507 Mont-
gomery
Love John L.. 116 Leidesdorff
Low A. v., 530 Cal fornia
Low Charles A., 23 M mtgom^ ry Block
Lowenb.-rg Harris, 318 Pine
Lowenthal H. H.,411S California
Lvnch Eilward, :«4 Pine
Lyons Timothy J., 636 Clav
MacGrath Michael J. 504 Kearny
Masuire James G., New City Hall
Mrthonev David I., 420 California
Mann Seth, 420 California
MansHeld W. D., 426 (California
Mauson Nathaniel J., 330 Pine
Mastlck E. B., S'JO Montgomery
Mastick Georue H.. 520 Montgomery
Mastlck J. W., .520 Montgomery
Mathews Hiram W., 601 California
Matthews WlcklltJe, 405 Kearny
Matthews William. 120 Sutter
Maxwell George H..60 Nevada Block
McAllister Ward Jr.. 430 Montgomery
McCabe James. 331 Montgomery
McCann M., 214 Sansome
McCeney J. C, 419 California
McClellan R. Guy, 331 Montgomery
McClure David, 526 Montgomery
McCrea George P.. 7(M Montgomery
McCrea Henry, 606 Kearny
McCntchen K. J., 419 California
McElhlnny P. H., 715 Clay
McElrath J. E., 230 Montgomery
McEnerney Garrett W., .526 Mont
McGaughy John F., 120 Sutter
McGraw Edward W., 318 California
McJunkin H. J., 402 Montgomery
McKee Samuel B. Jr., 327 Pine
McKlnne Barna, 4U2 Kearny
McKinstry E. W., 121 Post
McKislck L. D. NE cor Fourth and
Townsend
McKoonH. P., 328 Montgomery
McNally Frank H.. 20-21 Nevada Blk
McPlke Henry C, 307 Sansome
Mee James, 508 Montgomery
Mee .Toseph P., 598 Montgomery
Meeks Washington, 509 Montgomeiy
Meldon Oscar F.. 629 Kearny
Meredith John H., 328 Montgomery
Merrill Annls, 59 Nevada Block
Merrill G. B., 315 California
Merzbach Felix H.,426 California
Meserve Edwin A.. 325 Montgomery
Mesick Richard S.,fi0-61 Nevada Block
Metson William H., 330 Pine
Meux Joseph P., 240 Montgomery
Mever Martin S., 3:«) Pine
Mhoon J. B., 401 California
Miller Clarence A., 401 California
Miller John H., 408 California
Mills Warren H., 307 Montgomery
Miner Richard S., 408 California
Mitchell Robert B.,fi06 Kearny
Mogan Patrick J., 331 Montgomery
Mone J. J., 13 Nevada Block
Moore Charles H., 22 Nevada Block
Moore Elliott .1., 78 Montgomery Block
Moore Joseph H., 78 Montgomery
Block
Morbio P. A., 420 California
Morgan Benjamin, 330 Pine
Morgenfhal .\nthony, 103 Montgomery
Morrison Alexander F., 402 Mont
Morrow William W..325 Montgomery
MoEebach F. C. 214 Sansome
Moses Montague T., 310 Pine
Mott William H., 73 Montgomery Blk
Mo wry L. I., 210 Sansome
Mullanv Micha"?!, 520 Montgomery
MulvlUe Neptune B.. 533 Kearny
Murphy P. G., 214Srtusome
Myers Eil ward, 509 Montgom»rv
Mvrick Milton H., 325 Montgomery
Nasle Charles G., 511 Montgomery
Naphtaly Joseph, 428 California
Napthaly B. F.. 641 Merchant and 636
('lay
Nation A. T.. 401 California
Neale Vincent. 328 Montgomery
Needles Alfred P., .534!^ California
Newhall Horatio (;., 594 Kearny
Newlands Frank G.. 305 Sansome
Newman B. B., 729 Montgomery
Newmark N., 315 Culfornla
Nichols R. K., 510 California
Nicholson W. A. S., 623 Montgomery
Nlles Addison C. 310 Pine
Nolen M. J., 519 Montgomery
Nougues Charles E., 411'-^ California
Nougues Joseph M., 41 1 \4 (lalifornia
Nowlln Thomas W., 2% Montgomery
Noves Bfirtholomew, 307 Sansome
Nvirh William A., 216 Sansom;
O'Brien M. L. G.,432 Mcmtgomery
O'Brien Thomas V., 402 Montgomery
O'Connell D. A., 6:8 Montgomery
O'Donnell Joseph E., 6i4'4 California
Olney Warren, 206 Snnsome
Osborn George W. Jr., 310 Pine
Osment Thomas M.. 310 Pino
Otis Frank, 6!>3 Comm Tclal
Page Jam's D., -301 Calif urnla
Pardy George, 402 Montgomery
Parker Charles H., 13 Montgomery
Block
Payson William H.. 619 Kearny
Peck James K., 402 Montgomery
PEDDAR SYDNEV H., 13 Nevada
Block and 4 PulmerslonBuUdlngH,
London, E. C, Eng
SYDNEY H. PEDDAB,
4 PalmerBton BuildlnK>«
(Old Broad Street.)
LoNDo.N, E. C, England.
Englisli AliorneF at Law and Solicitor
IS A
COMMISSIONEB OF DEEDS
forCallfornla,Nevada and other States,
to reside in London,
and can In England take
Aokno wledgrnientH of Deeds,
administer oattiH. tnite ev-
idence, depoMitionM, etc..
To be used in those States.
Perry George H., 621 Clay
Perry Henry, 230 Montgomery
Phelan Joseph P., 327 Pine
Phllbrook Horace W., 530 California
Phillips John B., 636 Clav
Piersou William M.. 75 Nevada Block
Pillsbury E. S., 324 Pine
Pixlev Frank M., 213 Grant Av
Platscheck Mark J., 420 California
Piatt Horace G., 402 Montgomery
Plunkett William A., 530 California
Pomeroy Carter P., 211 Sansome
Powell H. A., 207 Sansome
Preston Edgar F., 310 Pine
Price Henry F., 411 i^ California
Prlngle Edward J., 522 .Montgomery
Proctor George A., 71 Nevada Block
Queen Charles L., 424 Ca Ifornla
Quinlan Martin, 533 Kearny
(juint Leander, 603 Washington
Rankin George A., 409 California
Rawlins Benjamin T., 310 Pine
Ri-ade William, 216 Sansome
Rearden Timothy H., New City HaU
Rediling Joseph D.. 302 Montgomery
Reddy Patrick, 330 Pine
Redstone J. H., 1509 Market
Regensburger David K., 408 California
Regensburger Samuel H., 408 Cal
Reld H. H., 606 Mimtgomery
Reimer Julius, 507 Montgomery
Reinstein Jacob B., 217 Sansome
Rhodes Arthur P., 16 Montuomery Av
Rhodes Augustus L., 430 California
Rhodes E. L.., 430 California
RickettsA. H.,606 Kearny
RIordan T. D., 6 M >ntgomery Av
Rix Alfred, 606 Montgomery
Rix Hale, 646 Washington
Rlx Wllllnm, 606 Montsomery
Rlxford Emmet H., 528 California
Robinson Cornelius P., 310 Pine
Robinson Crlttendi>n, .339 Kearny
Robinson J. A., 318 Pine
Roche John J., 206 Sansome
Rockwell A. L., 420 Montgomery
Rodgers Arthur. 1-16-27 Nevada Block
Rogers Daniel, 604 Merchant
Rogers J. T., 420 Montgomery
Rogers S. L., 35 Montgomery Block
Rosenthal Joseph, 4'20 Montgomery
Rosenthal M., 318 Pine
Rothchild J. M., 315 (.'alifornla
Rothschild .foseph, -509 Montgomery
Royal W., 318 California
Rovce Clark K., .507 Montgomery
Buef Abraham, 103 Montgomery
Ryer Fletch r F., 103 Montgomery
Salomon E. S., 331 Montgomery
Sanborn Samuel, 6 Eddy
Sanderson A. A.,. 530 California
Sai'gent A. A., 216 Sansome
Savage Lincoln E., 325 Montgomery
Sawyer E. D., 420 California
Sawyer Lorenzo. U.S. Appraisers' Bldg
Sflwver L. S. B., U. S. Appraisers' Bldg
Sawver W. D., 603 Washington
SayeVs W. F.. NE cor California and
Kearny
Scheellne Simon C, 325 Montgomery
Scripture Henrv D., 4:12 Montgomery
Scrlvner J. J., 320 California
Searle A. C, .502 Montgomery
Searls Niles, 421 Post
Sears Henry, .306 Pine
Sears Will am H.. 318 Pine
Seaton Daniel M., 533 Kearny
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
BInnnractnrer of ever.r deneriptlon or
PA8SBNOBR, 8TBEET AND FBEIOBT CAB8.
4» to SU Beale Street. San Frauci»«o.
TT'ag-oiis.
TRUnAUr, ISHAH A HOOKER, Aeents for the Celebrate4
SLSZiLiO^ lAOM ASLIaE WA60N8. 421-427 Market Street,
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8e«well James M., 307 SanFome
Sellgman Moses, 511 Montpomery
Bt-ls P. J. van Loben, 530 California
Severance J. 0., 331 llontpomery
Shack leford Thomas J., 310 Pine
Shadbnme George V.,419 Montpomery
?ha(ter James McM., 13 Mont Block
Shain Joseph E., 328 Montgomery
Shankland J. H.. 202 Market
Sharp I;. H., 215 Sansome
Sharp "William B., 407 California
Sharp William H., 407 California
Sharpstein John K.. 121 Post
Shortridpe Samuel M.,2»lMontfromery
Shuck Oscar T.. 328 Mrntpnmerv
I Shnrtleff Charles A., 606 Montpomery
' Sleberst H. G., 20 Kevada Block
Simmons James E..207 Sansome
Simpson Bobert, 803 Monfpomery
Slack Charles W.. 320 California
Smith C. W. M., 224 Sansome
Smith Frank W., 502 Montgomery
Smith a. Frank, 502 Montgomery
Smith James F.. 315 Phelan Building
Smith J. Howard, 502 Montgomery
Smith KIre M., 432 Montgomery
Smith Sydney v., 224 Saoscme
Smith Sydney V. .Ir., 224 Sansome
Smoot Pavid L., 509 Kearny
Snook Charles E., 214 .sansome
Southard James B., 405 Kearny
Splller Frank F.,6'22 Clav
Splnettl John A., 629 Keamv
Spllvalo Augustus P.. 72 Mont Block
Stafford H. J.. 224 Montgomery
Stafford WiUlam F., 224 Montgomery
Stanly John A., 604 Clav
Stephens John J., 31 Nevada Block
Stetson Edward Rrav, 315 California
Stevens W. F., 641 Merchant
Stevenson Jonathan D., 6 Montgomery
Block
Stewart W. M., 310 Pine
Stone Frank M.. 216 Sansome
Stonehill Edward B., oM City Hall
Sloney Thomas P., 604 Clay
Stow William W., 408 California
Stranahan F. E., 6 Montcomerv At
Stratton Frederick, 325 Montgomery
Straus Gaston, 320 California
Stnart James F., 60fi Montgomery
Stoart WlUlam A., 606 Montg.mery
Sullivan Daniel T.. 7 Montgomery Blk
Sullivan F. J,, 130-132 Phelan Building
Sullivan Jeremiah D., 9 Montgomerv
Block
Sullivan J. F.. New Citv Hall
Sullivan John F. Jr., 331 Montgomery
Sumner Charles A., 310 Pine
Sullivan Matthew I., 331 Montgomery
Pnter Daniel, 214 Sansome
Sutherland F. E., 323 Kramy
Swain Reuben M., 6?6 Clay
Switt Charles J., 306 Pine
Swift John F., 32 O'Farrell
Swortflguer Edgar F.. 606 Jfont
Swyney Thnma« N., 407 California
Talcott II. D., 32S Montpnmery
Taliaferro T W.,7ll Cpllfomia
Tauszky Edmund, 328 Montgomery
Taylor Edward K., 2:o Sansome
Taylor E. R., 207 Sansome
Taylor James M., 410 Montgomery
Taylor Robert H., fiO-.i Sacramento
Teare Philip. 2-3 Montgomerv Block
Tevlin John F., 310 Phelan Building
Thomas "Will-am. 206 Sansrme
Thompson Abraham W., 214.<JanBome
Thompson Henrv, 401 California
Thompson Robert. 76 Mont Block
Thome Isaac N., .^30 Pine
Thornton Crittenden, 426 California
Thornton H. I., 11-158. F. Stock Ex-
change Buildine
Thornton James D7, 121 Post
Tieman Patrick J.. 9 Montgomerv Blk
Tllden Charles L., 325 Montgomery
Tllden Harmon J.,, ^25 Montgomery
Tirtlot William M., 217 Sansome
Titus Daniel. S06 Pine
Tobin Richard, 8 Montgomery
ToWn Robert. 8 Slon'gomerv
Todd Marion Mrs., 51 Mont Block
Tompkins Fredt-ric k "VW, ."^O California
Toohy D. J., Old Citv Hall
Toiichard Gustave Jr.. 507 Mont
Towle George "VV.. 22 .'Jale Deposit Bldg
Tripp aintonC. 33 Merchants Exchge
Trontt James M.. 533 Keamv
Tmssean P. C, 533 Keamv '
Tnller Willis N., 530 California
Tum Siiden Otto, 519 Montgomery
Tuska "V\'aldemar J., 302 Montgomery
Tyler Georcre "W., 318 Pine
Tyler ■William B., 318 Pine
Van Duzer A. P., 628 Montgomery
Vbh D\ke"Wl!liam M„ 310 Pine
Van Loben Sels P. J., 5: 0 California
Van Ness Th- mas C 206 Sansome
Van Nomian F., 628 Montgomery
Van Reynegom F. W.,2fi Montgomery
Van Schairk L. H.. 606 Montgomery
Verdenal J. M., 60-i Sacramento
Voorhees James, 405 Kearnv
"Wagner "William s., r243t Market
"WaitzAdolph. 606 Clay
Wakeman E. H.. 211 Sansome
Wall Jonn A., 522 Montgomery
Wallace Ryland B., 418 California
Wallace Will-am T.. New Citv Hall
Ward J. Walter Jr., 204 Montgomery
Waterman Frederick H., 13 Mont Blk
Watson William W.. 606 Montgomery
Watt James Alva, 3r6 Pine
Waymire J. A., 402 Montgomery
Webb H. Watson, 647 Merchant
Welch Joseph W., 327 Pine
Weller Charles L. Jr.. HSS Montgomery
Weller John B., 4-5 Montgomery Blk
Wells George R., 17 Nevada Block
Wells William S.. 207 Sansome
Wendell J. F., 126 Phelan Building
Wentworth George A., 606 Montgom-
ery
Whalen John H., 622 CTay
Whaley John D., 4.'<2 Montgomery
Wheaton M. A.. 414 California
Wheeler A., 511 California
Wheeler Charles S.. 438 California
Wheeler E. D.. 328 Montgomery
Wheeler Harold, 621 Clay
Wheeler James. 6(M Merchant
Whltcomb Frank R., 330 Pine
Whltely W. H., NE cor Fourth and
Townsend
Whitiemore D. H.. 318 Pine
Whitworth John M., 120.';ntter
Wlggln Samuel B.. 216 Sansome
Wiggins William H., Jr., 530 California
WIgginton P. P., 3.30 Pine
Williams George N., 309 California
"UiUlams GeorcTp T?.. 502 Mimtgomerr
WHiL-lAMSON K. (Stenogra-
pher) 3.31 M'lntgomerv. room 28
Wilson Charles E.. 420 California
Wilson Edgar M., 207 Sansome
Wilson J. N. F., 5.^3 Kearny
Wilson Moiintfort S., 202 Sansome
Wilson Ramon E., 419 California
Wilson Russell J., 202 Sansome
Wilson Samuel M., 202 Sansome
Wilson Thomas K., Old Citv Hall
WInans .loseph W. Jr., 604 Merchant
Wirt N. S.. 519 Montsomery
WIttram Charles, 224 Montgomery
Wood Joseph M., 704 Montgomery
Wood W. S., 9 Nevada Block
Woolf D. B..12I Post
Worley A. E. T.. 116 Leidos<1orff
Wright George T., 71-72 Nevada Block
Wrlsht John A.. .318Plne
Wright R. P., 310 Pine
Wright Selden S., 71-72 Nevada Block
York W.M., 120 Sntfrr
Young Edward B.. 430 Montgomery
Youne J.hn H., 401 California
Ziegler Wilbur G. 4.32 Montgomery
Attorneys— f*lrm8.
Ash & Mathews, 601 California
Bii-hop A Watt. "06 Pine
Blake, Williams & Harrison, 204 Mont
Burnett * Rartlett, 12 Montgomery
Byrne 4 Cross, 310 Pine
Campbell A. * H. C, 530 California
Campbfll & San<lerson..T.30 California
Chapman <fc Slack, 320 Cnllfomla
Clunie, Young & Climie, 401 California
Cope «fe Bovd, 324 Pine
Craig & Meredith. 328 Montgomery
Deal A Bonestell, 73 Nevada Block
Dom & Dorn, 601 California
Doyle, Galpln & Scripture, 432 Mont
E'tee, Wilson <fc McCntrhon 419 Cal
Floumoy & Mhoon, 401 California
Fox & Killofg, 530 California
Frank & Eisner, 323 Califomia
Freeman, Bates & Kankin, 409 Cal
Garber, Thornton <fr Bl.-hop, 15 S. F.
Stork Exchange Building
Gavlgan <fc Westerman.215 Sansome
Gibson A Flournoy. 206 Sansome
Gordon & Young. 430 Mi ntgomery
Gray & Haven, 530 California
Gunnl^on & Booth, 328 Montgomery
Hall & Rodgers. 1-16-27 Nevada Block
Harrl^on A Allen. 325 Mintpi niery
Husfed A Ivers, fiOfi Montgomery
Jarbre, Harrison & Goodfelkjw. 230
Montgomerv
Jordan A Bull, 328 Montromery
Ladd A Allen, 2-M.Cansome
Langhornc A M llir. 408 Cal=fornIa
Lawrence E. A. A G. E., 330 Pine
Levlston W. A G.. 6 Montcomerv At
Llovd A Wo. d, 9 Nevada Block
Love A Worley, 116 Leidesdortf
Lowenthfll A Suter, 214 Sansome
Mastick, BeU-her A astick. 520 Mont
McAllister A Bergin, 38 Nevada Block
MrKoon 4 Towle, 328 Monte< mery
McPike A Noyes, 307 Sansome
Meserve, Crawford A Vogelsang, 325
Montronttiy
Mesirk & Maxwell. 60 Nevada Block
Moore E. J. A J. H., 7S Mont Block
Morrow A Stratton, 325 Montgomery
Mvrlrk * Deerinp, 325 Montgomery
Nagle A Nagle, 511 Montgomery
Naphtalv, Freidenrlch A Ackerman,
426 Califomia
Newl8nd«,Allen& Herrln, 305 Sansome-
Nvgh * Falrweather, 216 Sansome
O'Brien A M.-.rrlson. 402 Montgomery
Olney, Chickering A Thomas, 206 San-
some
Paee A Eells. .316 Califomia
Patton A Llndenberger,6:'7 Kearny
Plllsbnrv A Blandlne, 324 Pine
P-ingle A Havne, 522 Montfnniery
Rhodes A Barstow, 430 California
Rosenbanm A Scheellne, .325 Mont
Rothchlld & A ch, 315 Califomia
Rovce A Cummins, 507 Montgomery
Sargent A. A. A Stone, 216 Sansome
Sawver A Bumett, 4"0 Califomia
Scrivner A Boone. 3-:'0 Califomia
Shaffer, Parker A Waterman, 13 Mont-
gomerv Block
Sharp William H. A WiUlam B., 40T
California
Stanlv, Stonev A Hayes. 604 Clay
Stetson A Houghton. 315 California
Stonehlll A Pavson, 619 Kearny
Tavlnr A Crwlg, 609 Sarrampnto
Tavlor A Haleht, 207 Sansome
Thornton A Merzbach. 426 Ca'lfornia
Tllden A Tllden. .325 Montgomery
TIrilot A Kennedy, 217 Sansome
Tobin A Tobin. 8 Montgomery
Tvler A Tvler. 318 Pln°
Van Ness A Roche. 206 Sansome
Whittemore A Sears. -^18 Pine
WigBlnton. Creed A Hawes, 330 Pine
Wilson A Wilson. 202 «anBome
WInans A Belknap. «M Merchant
Wright Selden S. A George T., 71-72
Nevada Block
Tork A Wlilt worth, 120 Sutter
Atforneys— Stenosrrapher.
WrLLIAMSON K. (shorthand
and tvpewriter; 331 Montgomery,,
room 28
Auctioneers.
(«Real ExtnteO
Bendit Snmnel. 5.38 f^al'fomla
*BOVEE, TOY & C'\ fSee adv.
Real Estate AcentF")19 Montgomery
Brodek, Seellg A Co.. 319 Pine
Butterfleld WllVam. 19 Montgomerv
Clavburgh A Brandenstein, SW cor
Mission and New Montgomery
^C'lBB A CO.. 321 Montgomery
Crittendpn Parker, 240 Montgomery
Davis, Haber A Co., 211 P'ne
*Dore Maurice A Co.. 412 Pine
Diinlap A Co.. 225 ^'>th
*K\STON A ELDRTDGE. 618 Market
Gr.-en R. I.A Co., 35 New Montgomery
GREENEBAUM A C,i\. 115 Bnsh
Jonas Nathan A Co., 323 Kearny
Jones S. L. A Co., 209 Cc'fomift
Killlp A Co. (live stock)223Iontgomerr
Lanison George F., 425 Keamy
Leavitt Ed. A Co.. 627 Washington
Levy A. N., 851 Market
Lew Charles, 769 Market
LIndo J., 609 Califomia
Ludington George C, 618 Market
ManstieldM-er, 326 Pine
*M Irtdleton S. P.. 22 Montgomery
Newhall's Sons A Co.. 2iV227 Bush
Rollins Reuben R.. 344 Keamy
Simmons M. L., lo22 Market
lASSINGTON Fire Ins. Co. of Boston!
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,810,273
GEO. D. DORNIN. Manager
WX. 8£ZT0». Ant Kaaagor.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
AUR
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8p<>«r Edward S. <fc Co., 31-33 Sutter
T<Try .loRi.ph T. A Co., 747 Morket
Thaver CInrencf C.,618 Market
Drabspti G. H. <fe Co., 14 Montgomery
*Von Khein 0. F. & Co., 524 CftlUornla
Auricits.
(/See OculUU and AurUU.)
AwninB Ufabera.
(S<.f, also SaUw/ikf.TK.^
AMES & DETRICK, 19-21
CHIfornla and Vli Market
Anderson Ctinrles L., 1103 MlBslon
And-TKon & Co., Ill Clay and 112 Com-
mercial
BRADY MTCH^KL, 109 First
Bnrfon W. H.. 706 Mission
NEVILLE & CO., 31-33 Cali-
fornia
RosKlter James, 104 Francisco
Wblte James F.,&4 Clay
NEVHiliE Si CO., 31-33 Cal-
ifornia
PldwellC. J. & Co. (second hand) 207
Davis
Pohl George G., 51 Sarramento
(JoTPTt, H^^nry M. (Paragon) 208 Sac-
ramento
PiPtr A. C. * Co., « Front
DIXON CRUCIBLE CO., IM
Davis
Laml>ert & Greene (H. St L.) 148
Nntoma
PACIPK' GRAPHITE MAN-
UFACTURING CO., 13
Fine
Bead Fdward B. (New York Standard
Go's) 16 First
Worden W. H.,223 Sacramento
Tatei A Co., 113 Front
B»bblit Metal Mannfactar-
era.
Pacific Metal Workc. 141 First
Pnln'pr A Co., ."iin riav
SELBY SMELTING AND
I.EAD CO., ofilce 416 Mont-
TATUM * BOWEN, 34-36 Fremont,
and 423 Clav
WIKD & KINGWELL, 125 First
Bag Manafactnrers.
AMES & DETRICK, 19-21
Callfom'a
Anderson & Co., Ill Clay and 112 Com-
mercial
CO''>K A. O., 415 Market
(V ^(\y< TT. N. (mni\) ?fl% Fremont
NEVILLE & Co., 31-33 Cali-
fornia
Rag Prlntern.
Amps * D"tTlck. 1!>-'>1 California
NEVILLE <& CO., 31-33 Cali-
fornia
BaBTii— Paper.
ABMFS <t DALLAM, 226-232 Front
Blake, Moffltt A Towne, 516 Sacra-
mento and 519 Commercial
01)erd'"oner Wolf, :e2 Sansonie
Pacific Paper Co., 416 Sacramento
Sevmourcfe Caee, 1422 Market
Tavlor S. P. & Co., 416 Clav
WAKKEN ALFRED, 533 (Jeary
Bagn and Baeglng.
AMES & DETRICK, 19-21
California
Anderson <fe Co., Ill Clay and 112 Com-
miTcial
OOLKMAN W. T. <fe Co., SE cor Mar-
ket and Main
DICKSON, DE WOLF A CO.. 412 Bat-
tery
Edmonds James J., 5 Clay
GallcBO R. C. A Co. (brokers) 310 Cal-
ifornia
Ke<lon M., 118 Clav
KITTLE A CO.. 202 California
Koshland S. A Co., 222 California
Lemmon Georpe, 411 California
lipvy Joseph. 46 Clay
MeverRtPln Joseph (second hand—
flour) 124 Commercial
Miller A Wangh (second hand) 143 Na-
tonia
WhItP Wilson &Co., 409 California
Wright G. H. A Co., 211 Commercial
Bags— Travel ing and Satcli-
elii.
Gruhn William, 22 Sansome
Hecht A Morgfns-tern, 'Xn tlrant Av
Malm Charles A.,2;J4 Bush, 822 Market
and 2 Post
SchnltiiKmest, 607 Fell
Smith Collins r.., 705'^ Market
Sm'th .James K., 9'11 MtsMon
WILL & FINCK, 818 Market
Bag Twinea.
BARBOUR BROS. CO. THE.
517-519 Marker
ELM FLAX MILLS, 19-21 Cali-
fornia
Bakeries.
Adam Robert, 1041 Howard
Ahem Catherine, 316 Folsom
Ambrose Celeste Mrs., 37 Fifth
Amelune Anna Mri*.. 159 Sixteenth
Andrews John C, 337'-^ Turk
Ankers Christian, R26 Kearny
Axel Mary Mrs., 511 Laguna
Axtman Leopold, 221 Fourth
Bakpr Charli's, 508 Sixteenth
Baker William, 1036 Clay
Bassart Charles Mrs., 1212 Folsom
Beauxls John, i:<05 PowpU
Backer Adam.NEcorUnlon and Mason
Becker Otto, Uh Third
Benecke Dorothea, 1617 Baker
Berg C. F. Mrs., .500 Grove
B-'Helsen IverM. Mrs., 1326 Howard
Blermann Julius, 1216 Pacific
Black P. W. Mrs.. 410 Liirkin
Blakelv Caroline Mrs., 3121 Mission
Blanctiard F. A., 1507 Market
Block Frederick, 2;i32 Sixteenth
Bloess (Iharles B. A., 2007 Hyde
Blum Henry ,"1817 Powell
Bock Joseph, 92S Folsom
Bodlen Emma Mrs., 1206 Howard
Bond Stephen, 40"i Union
Bordenave Jean, 639 Broadway
Bordenave Peter, 1126 Diipont
Brady Marv Mrs., 826'^ Twontleth
Brann Sophie Mis., 702 Lnrkln
Broderlck Michael Mrs., NE cor Tenth
and Bryant
Brown Jennl'? Mrs., 1129 Mission
Brun John B., 418 0' Knn ell
Bncklev D. J. Mrs., 428 Folsom
Burmelster Lena Mrs., 2353 Mission
Buss John, SE cor Seventeenth and
Dolores
Byrnes Sarah A., 2140 Fillmore
Cadotan Ellen D., 348 Fifth
Call 111 Louisa Mrs., 404 Folsom
Carev J.imes, 1314 Eddv
Carmlrhael D. Mrs., 217 Sixteenth
Case George A., 829 v alencla
Chadbourrie Thomas J., 1412 Dnpont
Ch.implon Wllllsm B.. 1131'^ Mission
Chelgnon Adolphe, 814 Howard
Chew J. Mrs., 1109 Sutter
Clark Annie, NW cor Shotwell and
Nineteenth
Clarke Charles, 517 Montgomery and
612 Kearnv
Clinton Mary Mrs.. 450 Sixth
Condv Violet J. Mrs., 807J4 Valencia
Collins Bernard. 539 Fourth
Collins Marv A Mrs. T., 521 Fourth
Oollopv James, 953 Brvnnt
Cooper Sarah, 281'"'^ Mission
Crmper William, 2519 Folsom
Oopeland Kate. 115 Twentv-fourth
Corrigan Andrew Mrs., 418^ Seventh
Cousins Arthur H., 4^0 Folsom
Craven Ann Mrs.. 412'^ Geary
Cunningham H. Mrs., 444'^ Fourth
Curley Mary, 500 Shotwell
Curran MIohapl, 717 Brannan
Dakin A. T.Mrs., 2218 Pine
D'Arcv John, 911 Buchanan
Dannenfelzer Amel'a, N s Twenty
fourth, nr Church
Davis E. K.,906 Pacific
Davis William J., 22 Second
Dcllwlg Charles, 2952 Mission
Dellwlg Theodore, 1912 Polk
Dempsey Patrick, 107 Twenty-third
Denny Annie Miss. 121 Sixth
Devoto David. 134 Eighth
Devoto A Urichetfo, lOi Third
DIederich Henry, 2206 Bush
Dobrzensky Sarah Miss, 717 Larkln
Doelger John, 8.32 Pacific
Dokhv H. D. Mrs., 1420 Howard
Doran Bridget Mrs., 110 Second
Douglass Mary Miss, 2.531 Mission
Dresen Fred>irlcka Mrs., 1013 PItrca
Dunn Mary, 1638 Polk
EbertEckart. 323 Fifth
Ktfert Frederlcka Mrs.. 1147 Howard
Ennls Kate Mrs., 1905 G -ary
Enrlght Maggie Mrs., 317 Polk
Fagan Lizzie Mrs., 337 Sixth
Farrell Annie Mrs., 207 Sixth
Fay Patrick. 420 Third
Fey Kate Mrs., 236 First
Feyhl John, nil Market
Fltzler Lena, 406 Third
Fletcher Harriet, 1019 Howard
FIvnn Margaret, 202 Ninth
Forde Mary, 2218 Larkln
Fournier Ferdinand, 504 Francisco
Frey R. Mrs., 1034 Golden Gate Av
Frev & Merk.-1, 911 Larkln
Friedman A Rosencrantz, 433 Sixth
Frlsrh William, 804 Greenwich
Furlong Marv, 1072 Howard
Gallagher Pi.trick, 234 Twenty-eighth
Gansz Mary S., 1321 Stockton
Gass John A., 1811 Powell
Gehan Marv Mrs., lO'O Howard
Gercke Charles W., 1"24 Howard
Gillespie Lucy K., 1305 Leavenworth
Graballe John, 913 Bryant
Graham Marv A., 504 '4 Ninth
Gramllch Sebastian. 738 Howard
Grant David G., 416 Hayes
Greenan Michael 1 105« Folsom
Gnenln Alphonzo, 521 Union
Guinasso F. T.,1309 Dupont
Gunn Joseph H., 1937 Mission
Gnnn Rosa. 1441 Valencia
Gunther A Kahn, :iO Sixth
Haensel Julius H. G., 49 Second
Hagemann Charli's, 320)^ Fifth
Hahnemann Albert, 314 Sixth
Handlos Theresa Mrs., 237 Fifteenth
Hansen DIna Mrs., 118 FrancUco
Hansen Louis. 515 Third
Hansen Sophie, 940 Valencia
Harenberg August, SE cor Post and
Laguna _
Hawes Marv Mrs., 1209 Devlsadero
H-alev Marv E., 2937 Mission
Helnemann L. Mrs., 513 Valencia]
HeltmuUerHi-nry, 492 Eighth
HellwlirF.,112 Grant Av
Helm Ellen B., SE cor (Jeary and Jonea
Hessler William, 715 Pacific
Hessler William, 617 Post
Hickstedt Hermann. 127 Fourth
HIllM. A. Mrs.,- 524'^ Sixth
HllszYrederlek,'2441 California
Himmelstoss G..1013 Valenc'a
HIrd A Dlttmar. 2403 Howard
Holt Anna, 1209 Bush
Hourtalou Annie Mrs., 1201,'^ Folsom
Howell Leverett, 246 Kills
Hughes A Foley, 63 Fourth and 118
Seventh
Jackson Jane, E s Dhnols, bet Napa
and Shasta
Jacobs Annie, 955 Howard
Jahn (ieorge F., 152 First
Joachimsen Margaret. 1001 Twentieth
Johnston Elizabeth, 203 Second
Kahn Joseph, 30 Sixth „ ,
Kaler James, NE cor Pacific and Hyde
Kanina Margaret, 1007 Valencia
Kavanagh John J..1009>« Stockton
Kelly Johanna, 711 Brannan
Kellv Kate Mrs., 3!7 Fourth
Kenney William, NE cor Filbert and
Buchanan
Keves Mary Mrs., 21.32 Folsom
Klhbe H. W. Mrs., fi Hayes
Kllbr'de Annie, 219 Si.xth
King Agnes, 904 Valencia
King Fannie Mrs., 2007 Geary
King Louisa, 318 Third
Klaa- 4 Seeli, 12:« Stockton
Koch A Ronmiel. 2125 Mason
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Koenlg F. Mrs., 320 Eighteenth
Kohn SellgmaD, 238 Fifth
Kolb Christian. 1218 Powell
Kozloff Catherine, 1320 Howard
KuU Louisa, 108 Hayes
Lapariat Blaise, 936 Howard
Laub Frank, SE cor I'wenty-slxth and
Florida
Lautennllch & Dnrr, 521 Montgomery
and 504 Post
Lavalley Louis P., 408 Broadway
LehrmannAuguBtaMr8.,I8:i9Jt Mission
Lelevier Julia Miss, 3120 Fillmore
Lemmennan Hermann, 5o5 Fourth
Lewie Kate Mrs., 711 Folsom
Lewis Mary H., 167 Ninth
LUie John, 504 Union
Ltndenmayer J. F. Mrs., 202 Turk
LIndenstedt H. Mrs., 1408>^ PoweU
Lion .\llce Mrs., 704 Valencia
Loderhose August, 215 Second
Lonergan & Daly, 1221 Polk
Lutz John C, 142 Eleventh
Lydon Marv, 217 Polk
Lynch Nellie, 253 Third
Lyon Elizabeth, 1125 Eighteenth
Maas Jacob, 411 Fourth
Mack F. & Son, 18 Pearl
Macy Mary F.. 2608'4 Mission
Malatesta Giovanni, 1313 Dupont
Marshall Clara, 2002 Ma?on
Martens Cecilia Mrs., 534 Mont Av
Martin Kate, 315k Franklin
Maugham Annie Miss, 2478 Market
Maugham James, 401 HaUht
Maugham Marv, 814 Lngiina
May Carolme Mrs., 1813 Union
Mayer Frederick C, liailroad Av, bet
Paraguay and Teneriffe
Mayow Jane Mrs.. 705 Valencia
McArdle James, r«2 Third
SIcCann Maria Mrs., 143 Third
McCarthy Jennie Miss, 505 Third
McCarthy John, 1124 Harrison
McCulloch Emma, NW cor Lagnna
and Pine
McCullough Catherine. 1118 Howard
McCurdy Alfred C, 112-') Valencia
McDevltt James, 504 Minna
McDonald Catherine Mrs.. 112 Eighth
Mcnougall M. A. Mrs.. 722 Sixteenth
McGrath Patrick F., 135 Fifth
McKenna Owen, 1127 Twentv-slxth
McMahon Mary, 2503 Mission
Melghan Rebecca A. Mrs., 1425 Polk
Melsing Elizabeth. 120 Third
Mencke J. Mrs., NE cor Oak and Oc-
tavia
Mesenberg Herman, 324 Hayes
Messner Louis, 402 Pacific
Mielke Meta, 532^ Polk
Miller A.. 321 Uulon
Miller Allen D., 160? Mission
Miller Jane, 224 Fifth
Mllllgan Hattle, 133 Ninth
Millmeister Henry F.. 312 Hayes
Moeller George. 1907 Hvde
Moller Johanna D.. 539 Second
Moller .Sophia M., 8T4 Seventeenth
Moore Elizabeth, 30 Franklin
Moseley Kate Mrs., 1142 Twenty-secnd
Moss Jacob, 409 Fourth
Mou Henry, 714 Valencia
Monret Marcelin, 824 Pacific
Muller Albert, 200 Eleventh
Muller George, 102 Eleventh
Miind Solomon Mrs., 440>i Halght
Musli Joseph, 27 Ninth
Nlefl-.-r Pauline, 800 Webster
Niemann Henry, 625 McAllister
We Henrietta Mrs., 27X8 >^ CaUfomla
Nolle Georglana. 10:« Folsom
Nnonan Jeremiah, 40 Seventh
O'Kenfe Jeremiah. 496 Eighth
O'Xelll Margaret Mrs., 41 Fifth
O'Eeilly Mary, SE cor Valencia and
Twenty-fifth
Oechshin William, 704 Filbert
Ohmels George E., 718'^ Franklin
Overman J. Mrs., 713 Valencia
Page & Fslrh. NWcor Turk and Mason
Peflroni Giachlmo, 1100 Stockton
Peters Julius, 9^S Folsom
Pe ters. n Mary H. . 1907 ■<; Mission
Petri Angelo, 1717 Stockton
Fharlnn Frederick M., NE cor Bn-
chanan and Crove
Plerron Emile, .304 Montgomery At
Pke Jacob M., 636 Market
Plato Minnie A.. 1908 Mission
Ploettner Bernard, 115 nak
Poehlman WUllam. S\V cor Powell and
Post
Poorman Sarah Miss, 1013 Folsom
Proet Nicolas, 33fi Third
Queirolo Gerolamo, 511 Green
Eandohl Louisa Miss, 630 Nineteenth
Kapp L. A. Mrs., 705 Laguna
Eatto B., 1329 Dupont
Eedmond Esther, 729 Twenty-fourth
EelchardtA Giethel. 1132 Dupont
Eelchle Chas., E s Mi6^1on, bet Twen-
tv-nlnth and Thirtieth
Renler E. Mrs., 209 Twenty-fourth
Eenner Margaret, 366 Seventeenth
Eichter Maru-aret, 1816 Union
Roach A., 540 Founh
Eoberts Annie E. Mrs., 810 Valencia
Eoberts James, 8.39 Valencia
Roberts Maria D., S s Jersey, nr
Sanchez
Roemer Brothers (Vienna Model Bak-
erv) 205 Kearnv
Eoesler FredericRa Mrs., 1055 Bryant
Eogers Mary J. Mrs., 965 Mission
Eohe Metha, SW cor Websti-rand Ellis
Ropcke Helmuth Mrs., 1511 Dupont
Eowen Eliza A., 139 Larktn
Evan Celia, 509 Linden Av
Eyder Mary Mrs., 351 Fourth
Saul John, 1.32 Fifth
Schafer Bfaria, !i6.5 Mission
Schmidt Mary Mrs., 1.323 Dupont
ScUroth & Westerfeld, 228 Kearny
Schumann Wm. Mrs., NW cor Bidley
and West Mission
Schuster Henry W., 530 Fourth
Schwarcke Carl, 500 Hayes
Schwartz Pauline Mrs., 314 Fifth
Schweltzfr John, 1045 Bryant
Selz George. 711 Brannan
Siebe Annie Mrs., 1407^ Folsom
Siebrecht Charles W.. 980 Harrison
Siebrecht Franz. 418 Kearny
FRANZ SIEBRECHT,
PROPRIETOR
Engelberg's Bakery
AND CONFECTIONERY.
416 Kearny.
Slate Ellen Mrs. 331 Francisco
Slavin Marv, 1324 Dupont
Smith Mahala D. Mrs., 612 Nineteenth
Spannagel C, 125 Seventh
Stahl Jane Mrs.. 6:f7 Third
Stappenbeck Johanna Mrs., 1525>^ Du-
pont
StefTen H. & T., 313 Sixth
Stein Marv Mrs., 530 Valencia
Stein Robert, 1137 Fdsom
Stelnhoff Eliza, 40 Grove
Strelcher Charles, 442 Ninth
Stewart Andrew G. Mrs.. 404'^ Sixth
Strohmeler Charles, 418 Brannan
Stumpf Balthasar, 226 Pacific
Sullivan Esther Mrs., 3102 Geary
Swain Brothers, 213 Sutter
Swalve William H.. 944}^ Harrison
Taylor Tlllie Miss, 727 Larkln
Tamony Michael, 217 Eighth
Teal Thomas, 533 Fourth
Teeter Ann Mrs., 948 Howard
Terrever Rachael, 2005^ Polk
TlniDpy E. J. Mrs., 1403 Powell
Trautweln Solomon, SE cor Twenty-
fourth and .Alabama
Trespaille Mart'n, 1501 Turk
Tufts C. 0. S., 511 Brvant
TTebner Frederick, 800 Greenwich
Valente Lulgl, 214 Rrnadway
VIereckt Conrad, 776 Folsom
Vlts Jacob. 1205 Polk
Volz A. & Brother. 28 Fourth
Wadman EliyabPth E., 1048 Valencia
Wagner ,Tarob, 907 Brvant
Walker Mary Mrs., 1834 Howard
W"arren Lizzie Mrs., 112 Twelfth
Watklns Joseph E.Mrs., 540 Third
Weber Julius, Ocean View
Wendel George, 123 Tavior
Werner Rose Mrs., 516 Union
Westerfeld Wlliiam, 10-35 Market
Whpelnnd Brothers 22-32 Mission
Willy Kate. 2929 Mission
Wilson AugUhtus, 1139 Folsom
Wilson Annie. 410 Twenty-second
Windecker Casper, 755 Howard
Winkle BroF., SK cor Bat and Vallejo
AVood y. Mrs., 1147 Howard
Wrede Aucust, 1310 Pac-fic
Yenne Marv Mrs., 1014 Bryant
Young John, 1419 Stockton
Zaun Henry, 326 Broadway
Zeiiier W., 108 Ninth
Zimmerman L. A. Mrs.. 116)^ Taylor
Zwelfel John H., 10 Hayes
Bsheries— Cracker.
American Cracker Co., NW cor Broad-
way and Sansome, oftice 220 Front
Calitbrnia Cracker Co., NWcor Battery
and Broadway branch 210 Sac
Chadboume T. J.(EclipKe)U12 Dupont,
oftice 214 Sacramento
Field's Biscuit anl Cracier
Co., S 8 Folsom, l»et
Fonrtli and Piftli
Muller George iEagle)S\V cor Missloa
and Eleventh
Barton B. F. & Co. (Peerless) 213 Sao
Bothin Manufacturing Co., 17 Main
Burr C. C. & Co., 13 Pine
COLESI.IN WM. T. & CO.
(agents) SE Market and Main
Cotrel Thomfis Jr. (agent) 405 Front
Ehrman M. & Co. (agents^ 104-110 Front
Gnlttard E. &(!o., 207-209 Sacramento
Hills Brothers, 400 Sansome
Leege & MMls, 412 Clav
Pacific Soda Co., 76J Brvant
Pioneer Baking Powder Co., lOft-112
Market
Ball and Backet Conrto.
Butler Michael, 846 Howard
Condon John, 733 Howard
Ballastera.
Chase James B. & Co., 17 Stenart
Haseltlne Charles E. & Co., 36
Kerr William, 903 Battery
Robinson P., 918 Battery
Bands — MCilitarr and Or-
ctaesttra.
Apolo, NE cor Sutter and Kearny
Ballenberg's, 206 Post
Beck's, NE cor Sutter and Kearny
BInm Marcus M.. 735 Market
Brandt's, SW' cor Sutter and Kekmy
Bry son & Streaii's, N \V cor Sutter and
Kearny
California, 539 California
First Regiment, 223 Kearny
Gatllng Band, 12fi Kearny
Golden Gate. 97 Hickory Av
Mever's, 22 Kearny
Phoenix, 6->0Bnsh
Ritzau's, 8!l3 CFarrell
Sclaronl's Pioneer, 621 Broadway
Second Regiment, 33 Kearny
Stenblht's Orchestra, SW cor Keamr
and Bnsh
Third Keglment. 126 Kearny
Union Gatllng, 125 Kearny
Walcott's, 204 Sutter
Wetterman'B, NE cor Sutler and
Kearnv
Williams' Orchestra. 2012 Mission
Banjo 9Ial<era.
Bree Th<^mas w., 62 Natoma
MorreU Charles, 430 Kearny
Banh I^ocks.
Hall's Safe and Lock Co., 211-213 Gal
Mlghell A Richards, 228 (Jal'fornla
Pages. P. <feC.>.,U6Frr.nt
P.T'am C. .7. & Co.. 42 Main
Walt/ Charles, 13 Drumra
WILSHIRE TV. B. & CO.,
204-206 California
Bank Tanlta.
(.See aJw Safejt.)
BAT CITV IRON WORKS,
Bigplow & Little, 323 Mission and
103-105 Fremont
Kail's «afe and Lock Co., 211-213 Oal
MIGHELl. <S!e RICHARDS,
228 C..llfomla
Pace .<5. B. & Co.. 116 Front
Wnltz Charl-s. 13 Drumm
WBLSHIRE W. B. dc CO.,
204-206 Calllbrnia
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Maniifacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
( A natural product of the Finest Grapes of ) AR PAD HARASZTHY A CO.,
\ the World. But no addition of Brandy, f 530 WASEINQTON STEIZT.
BAN
1285
BAR.
Bftlloc & Co., 524 Montgomery
Borel Alfred & Co., 311 Montgomery
DONOHOE, KELLV & CO.. SK cor
M'liitgoraery ami Sacramento
Lewis Solcmon, 320Sansome
Meyer Daniel, 212 Pine
SUTRO & CO., 408 Montgomery
Tallant & Co., NE cor Cal and Battery
Banha.
ANGLO-CALIFORNIAN BANK(llm-
Ited) NE cor Sansome and Pine
Bank of America (of S. F.) 410 Mont
gomerv
Bank British Columbia, SE cor Cali-
fornia and Sansume
BANK BRITISH NORTH AMERI-
CA, 312 Pine
BANK OF CALIFORNIA, NW cor
Callfiirnla and Sansome
Bank of San Francisco (In liquidation)
22 S. F. Stock Exchange Bldg
Oaltforuia National Bank of San Fran-
cisco, 621-623 Market
Comptoir D'Escomple de Paris, 412
Montgomery
Crocker-Woolworth National Bank of
San Francisco, 322 Pine
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, SW cor
Montgomery and Summer
Grangers' Bank of California, NW cor
California and Battery
Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking
Corporation, 436 California
LONDilN AND SAN FRANCISCO
BANK(llmlted)424 California
LONDON, PARIS AND AMERICAN
BANK, 205 Sansome
Merchants' Exchange Bank (In liqui-
dation)320 Sansome
National Bank of Australasia, Hell-
mann Bros. <t Co. agents, 525 Front
NEVADA BANK OF SAN FRAN-
CISCO, NW cor Montgomery and
Pine
NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MER-
CANTILE AGENCY CO. (limited)
314 California
PACIFIC BANK, NW cor Sansome
anil Pine
SATHER BANKING CO. THE. NE
cor Montgomery and Commercial
Union Bank of Australia. Hellman
Bros. & Co. agents, 525 Front
WELLS, FARGO & CO.'S, NE cor
Callt'ornia an'l Sansome
Yokohama Specie Bank (agency) 111
Phelau Bldg
Banks— Sarlnar" and I<oan.
California Savings and Loan Society,
N W cor Eddy and Powell
Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank of Sav-
ings (in liquidation) 313 California
French Savings and Loan society, 534
California
GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN
SOCIETY. 526 California
HIBERNIA SAVINGS AND LOAN
SOCIETY, NE cor Montgomery
and Market
Masonic Savings and Loan Society (In
liquidation) SOS Montgomery
SAN FRAN(;iSCOSAVINGS UNION,
532 California
SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY.
6I» Clav
Security Savings Bank, 228 Mont
Barbers.
also Wifjmakers and Hair-
dreuers.)
Abrahams .lacob, 400 Pacific
Abrahams Isidore. 221 Second
Albrecht Edward, NW cor Halght and
Scott
Albrecht Reinhnld, 154 Second
Amsell Martin B., 37 Eddv
Arthur Georg • F.. 1007 Valencia
Asch Isaac, 215 Sixth
A St Ebprhard L., 505 Washington
Aubertin George, 724 Braunan
AuBUsto Flllippe, 336 East
Aurouze Marlus. 203 Montgomery Av
Ayala Ramon(i,304 Folsom
Barnickel Edmund 543 ."Second
Batavia Philip, 837 Market
Beiihes John B., 124 Montgomery
BellJohnB., 1244 Folsom
Berg Raphael, 407 East
Berliner Charles A., 1005 Howard
Bernhard Bernhard, Palace Hotel
Blodes Theodore, 12.39 Folsom
Bollinger Francis, 105,'^ Jackson
Boone Charles H., 116 Sutter
Borkmann L. A., 221 Grant Av
Boyle Patrick P.. S a Sierra, nr Mlchl-
gan
Broquct Jean, 11.33 Duponl
Brown Stephen, 202 Fourth
Bullter John F., 1918 Market
Burroughs Isaac A., 2515 Mission
Calish John J., 2124 Fillmore
Calllnan John, 163 Secnnd
Carv & Blake, 515 California
Cassio Giovanni A., 14:3 Dupont
Christopher Louis, 1405 P^lk
Clark Thomas F., 1947',^ Mission
Cohen Marks, 21 Taylor
Cohen Philip, 12 Sacramento
Cohn Alexander E., 29-55 Sixteenth
Cohn Newman, 931'^ Market
Coleman Abraham, 527 Sacramento
Coletaan Adolph, 218 Pacltlc
Cook John, 131 Montgomery
Cordan A. C, 210 Drumni
Cordeiro Manuel M., 325 Dmmm
Corlnson Nathan, 1829 Union
Corrlveau Louis, 113 Geary
Crelghton Hugh H.,3;i0'4 Montgomery
Curien E. Philibert, 630 Fourth
Davis Frederick, 203 Brannan
Davis Jacob, 11 Grant Av
Deckelman Hiram A., 1 Polk
Deckelman & Lipnian. 413 California
DeSparr Eugene, 107 Sixth
Deubler George, 722 Montgomery Av
DlefTenbncher G.,911!^ Larkin
Dorach Michael, 1315)^ Powell
Dwyer Timothy, S s Twenty -sixth, nr
Church
Echelmann John, 1309 Pacific
Edmondson William H., 623 Clay
Einsfeld Peter, 65(i Market
Eipper Thomas, 1231 Dupont
Emerald (Jscar, 296 First
Emmerich B., 140 Eleventh
Enkle Abraham, 1424 Polk
Epstein Max, 104 Polk
Erbe Charles A., 1042 Sutter
Ewald Theodore, 1218 Stockton
Fairbanks Joseph, 879 Seventeenth
Fasshauer William, 118 Fifth
Fllrlerl Giovanni, 618 Broadway
Finney Charles, 8 Merchants Ex
Fischer Alexander, 923 Montgomery
Fischer Nicholas, 3403 Geary
Fleischman John, 203 Third
Flelschman & S.-mler, 315 Kearny
Flieler & Kiefer, 5 Powell
Fiuker & Thuss, 2942 Mission
Fox Samuel, 1663 Mission
Franklin Abraham, 104 Pacific
Frenna Joseph P., 1204 Post
Frey Charles, 52 Seventh
Freillng Pet^r, 228 Brannan
Garcia Jesus Y., 52t Pacific
Gatto & Ananos, 1314 Stockton
Garrlssere Frank (ladles) 113 Grant Av
Geike Richard, 153 Grove
Gellert Henrv,208^ Bush
Genster Jacob, 808 Larkin
GentU Arthur, 638>; Green
Gibson Samuel W., 1209 Valencia
Gies Klllan, 434 Pacific
Glrardin M. H., 1905 Fillmore
Glassman A. B., 9 Pacific
Glassman Charles, 1405 Dupont
Gleason Henry, 229 Kearny
Gleason John H., 240 Kearny
Gorfinkel William, 46'i Sixth
Green Isadore, 27'<; Sixth
Greif John. 636 Washington
Grimm .Vtam, Lick House
Grothmann & Medan, 1203 Dupont
Guadagno & Candioto, 1226 Dupont
Gucclone Giovanni, 1303 Dupont
G'lfTer Joseph, 31fi Grant Av
Hadlev Walter, 2fi0 Third
Hnll Henry, 353 Third
Hammersmith Frederick, 607 Lasuna
Harder John, Ws Kentucky, bet Sierra
and Nevada
Harris Benjamin, 935 Market
Harris Morris, 42<) Drumm
Harris Samuel, 305 Sixth
Hauser Herman, 222 Stockton
Hefty John. 553 Fourth
HeiderC. ACo.,3]0Bush
Hellfronn Julius, 341 Hayes
Heinz Henry, 900 Front
Heinz Jacob Jr.. 50 1 ('alifomla
Held George, Russ House
Hesse John, 2552 Folsom
Hllderbrand Conrad, 526 Commercial
House Wm. M.. 3 Stockton
Huber Charles, 2007 . Polk
Hughes William, 204 Front
Hulling Duniinlc, .336 Bush
Hyman Joseph, 703 Mission
Hyman Nathan, 822 Kearny
Hyman A Shaen, 403 Pine
Jager George W., 215 Sixteenth
Jasper Frank, W s Church, nr Twen-
ty-eighth
Johnson John, 1 Fifth
Jones John, 107 Fifth
Jones Paul A., 649 Mission
Joseph Isaac, 265 East
Kaminski Samuel J., 244 Suttef
Kammerer & Koch. 542 California
Katschlnski Bernard, 10 Third
Katz Otto M., 442 Third
Kiefer John, KMJf Ninth
King Philip, 219 Broadway
Klemm Hugo, 285 East
Knoechel & Brand, 621 Montgomery
Kober H,dward A., 11 Tavlor
Koch Brothers, 618 f'ommerclal
Korn Abraham I., 545 California
Krueckel Frederick. 37 Sutter
Krueckel <fe Golly. 325 Grant Av
Lackey James M., 53 Fifth
Lagrave Chas., 13 Montgomery Av
Lampe Theodore 0., 6 Powell
L«nipert Anton, 53 Third
Landgrebe William, 102 Seventh
Lang Jacob, 30'4 Clay
Lanbenhe'mer Charles, Grand Hotel
Lebigre Armand, 100 Austin
Lefrleri Giovanni, 79;Ninth
Lehn & Lippert, 4 Post
Lehritter & Langbein, 127 Mont Av
Lemcke Otto, 129 Fourth
Levev Isador C, 612,'.^ California
Levi Joseph, 147!<; Seventh
Lew Abe, 2003 Fillmore
Levy Joseph M.. 700 Lagnna
Lew Max, 774 Howard
Lewis Frank, 423 East
Linehan Daniel J., 105 Fourth
Ludwig Charles, 531 Sacramento
Mahonev Johu T., 10 Mason
Macgio & Parri, 1501 Stockton
Mantel Jiillus C, 2308 Howard
Maret Fred. M . 601 Sixth
Martin Antonio, 818 Th-rd
Massle William G., 3129 Jlission
McCormick Edward, 424 Montgomery
McCuUough Joseph, 22 Eddy
McKleve James, 70 1 Davis
McWam Charles, 2i57 Mission
Metnberger Valentine, 4 Leidesdorff.
Mendelson Selig, 328 Pacific
Memloza Phil p E., Brooklyn Hotel
Miller Peter, 521 Taylor
Milligan Will'am H.. 861 Howard
Mitchell Ferdinand, 4 Mission
Motan Joseph, 647 Broadway
Mohr Carl, 1437 Mission
Moore Antonio F., 1146 Folsom
Morales Vissie K., 9.36 Folsom
Morris* Cohn, 30 Genry
Morton William R.,220 McAllister
Moses Morris, 605 Mission
Mnrphv Dennis H.. 1603 Howard
Nalsmi'th John. 542 Clay
Nassau William M., 2003 M'sslon
Nathan .loseph, 1012 Baltery
Nathan & Salinger. 9 Hardle PI
Navarro Jesus, .545 Merchant
Nestel Aueust, 3i: Francisco
Nicholas George, SH Sacramento
Noble <fe Miller, 646 M'ssion
Norrls George P., 102 Market
Norton Je-se C, 1136 Union
O'Neil Dennis J.. 4 5 Haijht
O'Sullivan Patrick & S -n, 1059 Howard
Obenauer George, 3l Second
Oliver Joseph S., 403 Brannan
Oppenhelm & Stieber, 12 Sixth
OrtlT; Manuel A.. 1917 Larkin
Otago Gorvan, 4:13 Pacific
Ott.'nberg Jonas, Am rican Exchange
Hotel
Pacheco Antonio I., 331 East
CO
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Itfannfhctnrer of rverr deM>ri?<tlon of
PA8SENOER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 tu SO Beale Street, fiiau FrauciMio.
DAlincy Df^^ec^e TBTJMAN. ISHAM & HOOKER, 421-427 Harket St. HA¥,AU>JI^
Daling; rressed. hop. wool.. ra<]}. and ORCHiiiiiA prjbssss.
BAR
1286
BED
Pirheco A Lopez. 2fi6 First
I'almer J"hn A., 16S0 Mission
Patrick Welllni-ton C, 705 Broadway
I'ern Andrew, 7 Vallejo
Perazzo John, 54S WoshinFton
Perltio Frank, 6lt Sacram»'nt>
Perllte A Mar anpttl. 1X06 Powell
Penn Harrv H.,2(r!!^ Townsena
Peterson Hans, 127 Second
Pezet Geo. W., 1167 Howard
Plnknev .lo-eph. S(M Foinom
Pitts Kdwaril H., lOWJ^ Folsom
Plato F. F.. 817 I.aenna
Pohlman Louis, 41fl Fourth
Pollard Llewellvn, 788 Folsom
Proschojd Oharles, 844 Valencia
Pnrdy <ft CooK,41 Fourth
Qnlncy Louis, loOfi Dnpont
R«pp Charles E., -7 Summer
Eeese John, 211 Montponierv At
Relmann Wiiliam H., 112 First
Renifree & McGov.>rn, 152 Third
Renna V. A., 1314 Howard
Reulienstein Bros.,224>^ Fifth
Rlchter Henry, E a Fourth nr Town-
send
RIsso Qiusseppe \V.. 430 Broadw»y
Rohlnson Jesse M., 40 Ellis
Robul Frank. 525 E«ot
RorkenBeld Wliilani,I28 O'FarreU
Rodden & Thurston. 2.34 Folsom
Rodpers k Frietas, .WS!^ Bryant
Rodrifruez .Tosg A. A Co.. 113 Jackson
RocBler Charles A., 3412 Mission
Roeers Ematiuel, 202 Second
Romnn Simon. 1318 Market
Rosa Joseph, 4.^3 Pine
Rosa & Troell, R57 Clay
Rosener Sipmund, ll'i Seventh
Rosenthal Morris, 307 Grant Av
Rosenthal William, U^ Jackuon
Rothman Ogcar, 107 Jackson
Rutr Lawrence, 4'5) Broadway
Rufner.Jacob. 1707 Market
Rupp G°orge, 705'^ Market
Russell H-nr*', 315 Rush
Russell William S.,62 .Spcond
Salvatorl <fe Ananos, 1314 Stockton
Bambucli Prosper, E s Illinois, bet
Napa and Shasta
Sanchez Frank A .. 531 Valencia
Sand Ferdinand, 23 Third
Sand Joseph, 50 Fourth
Santos B., 1535 Gearv
Paucpdo A., 20 California
Schehr John D., 7ni mission
Srhmitt Fiancis A., 403 Pupont
Schmoll Charlps, 203 Pacific
Schoen Louis L., 1023 ?'arket
S<hoenwald Albert. 2207 Geary
Schoenwaid Franz. 142 Fourth
SchoenwBld Otto, fil5 McAllister
Schnltz Philip, 6 Hayes
."chnrr George. 4 StPiiart
Schwartz Isnac, 655 Sacramento
Schworm Micha"!, n27 Pacific
Ferpa A. F., 1193 Market
Sllberstein .TuMus. 427 Third
Sliva George, 24 Folsora
Sllva Joseph, 524 Pavis
Silvy 4 Marante, 503 Howard
Simon John, 406 Sixth
Simon Sol, mon S., 240 O'FarreU
Sparrow A nthonv, as Eddv
Stable John. Occidental Hotel
Stein A. J., 604 Montgomerv
Stern SIgmund, 537 Commercial
Strecker <fe Kern, 33 Post
Strozynfki Roman, 335 Third
Sturn'olo Pomen'co, 319 Mont Av
Snewell Frank, 189 Jessie
.«!"llHvou Samuel. 33 Sixth
Taveria Antonio B., .503)^ East
Thomas Anton. 901 Folsom
Thron Louis. 250 Ellis
Tipping Wlllinm, 42 i )'Farrell
Ubhaus Brothers. 12 Genrv
Valencia Leo, SE cor Sixteenth and
Dolores
Verdespell P., 1071 Market
Von Geistefields H. S., 633 Pacific
Voss Henrv F.. 526 Haves
W^agner IVt^r H.. 51-1 U Third
Walther Philip H.. 1425 Octavla
Wanek Edward, 409 Geary
Warner Jnm»s. 601 .Sacramento
Warsbawski Mark, 609 Larkin
Werman Abrabam, S W cor Mission and
Twenty-sixth
Whearty Thomas A., 920 Battery
Whitman F. * Co., 36 Fourth
Whittier <t Ponlf.n. 34 >^ Fourth
Wlebe William. 4 Morton
WiPderspiel Pinrus. 1071 Market
Wi;l amsou Harvey V., NE cor Cen-
tral Av and Ge.nrv
Witte Herman P., 2.30 Sutter
Woehi Henry, 1630 Mission
Woerz Albert. 801 Kearny
Wolf John. Sanltirium Baths
Wrede Edwari, 1703 Devisadero
Wunsch Nicholas, NW cor Manitoba
and Donrnica
Zimmerman E.. 3.31 Sixth
Barbers' Supplies.
Stolz David, im\4 O'FarreU
Wllil. <& FINCK, 818 Market
Bark Dealers.
Hijtglns <fe Collins, Pi.r 10, Stenart
Iversen & Jensen, 18 Market
Barrel and Kes Bfannfae*
tnrers.
(See also Cnopert.')
California Barrel Co., 323 Front
Pacific Woodenware and Cooperage
Co., 323 Front
Basil e« makers.
Armes George W., 117-119 California
ARMES & DALLABI, 2:^6-233
Front
Becker William. 622 Market
Bruckner .loseph. 1015 Market
Kaick Brothers, 9*1 Howard
Johnson & Carlson, 39'^ Fremont
Lange J. C. 1?.. 14 Montgomery Av
Stanley William H., 915 Market
Stuebben Ant.n, ii25 Pacific
Tewes Frederick, 63S Market
Wakefield Rattan Co.. 644 Market
Baskets.
(.See Willc/w Ware.")
Adair Ann'e Miss (electric) 34 Ellis
BAZAN F.( Russian and Turkish,
medicated and eiectrical)415 Sutter
Bernhard B., Palace Hotel
Brown Stephen G.,20-2 Fourih
Buckingham E. L. Mrs. (vapor) 201
Turk
Canepa Peter, .325 Montgomery At
Cohen Philip, 12 Sacramento
Corrlveau Louis, 113 Gearv
Cryttai, John Farnum manager, 317
Bay
Cumm'ings J. M. Mrs., (magnetic)
1283^ .Seventh
Paris Jacob. 11-13 Grant Av
DRISC OLL CORNELIUS E.,
2210 Powell
Frahm Henry (Bwlmming) foot Hvde
Gates Justin (Russian and Turkish) T23,
Montgomery
Grelf John, 6:« Washington
Grodjinskl Pauline, 473 Tehama
Hanmiom (Turkish and medicated)
11 Grant A V
Harder John, W s Kentucky bet Sierra
and Nevada
Held Georsie, Russ House
Horn .lerome W. (magnetic) 808 Twen-
ty-fourth
Joanlcot Louis, 738 Pacific
Knopchfcl <fe Brand (Montgomery) 621
Montgomery
La Franz S. U. Mrs. (medicated) 114
Eddv
Lampe Theodore C, 6 Powell
Landis C. (tan) 51 Minna
Lnnb^nhpim r Charles. Grand Hotel
McSPARREN ARCHIBALD
(electro-magnetic and
hot alrl 144 Eddy
Mendelson Sell-, 328 Pacific
Moliere James W.. 531 Sutter
Neptune and Mermaid Sea Baths,
Beach, bet Hvde and Larkin
NEW HAMMAM, 218 Post
( Ibenauer George. 39 Second
Pohinian Louis, 419 Fourth
Rosa & Troell, 6.57 Ciav
Sand Ferdinand, 23 Third
Seaside, cor Devisadero and JefTferson
Smith C. A. felectro magnetic) 214
(Jolden Gate Av
Stable John. Occidental Hotel
Tipping William. 42 O'FarreU
Witte Herman D., 2.30 Suffer
Zeile Charies D. (Kussiau and Tnrfe
l8h)524 Pacific
DR. BAZAN'S
THERiaO - ELECTRIC
The Finest
RUSSIAN & TURKISH BATHS
On the Pacific Coast,
415 -SUTTER -415
Dr. LORYEA'S
NEW HAMMAM
218 Post Street.
Best Turkish, Russian and Medicated
Baths In this city.
Single Bath, SI 00.
QwMM Bmr 0ffo A wear*
SANITARIUM BATHS,
Cor. Powell and Bay Sts.
Hot and Cold Salt Water Baths, aSc.
Or Six Tickets SI 00
Steam Baths 50c.
BEST BATHS ON THE COAST.
POBCEI^AIN TVBS.
C. E. DRISCOLL, Pkopbietoe.
Bath makers.
LAKE W. E., 505 Kearny
Batteries— Electro-SIedical,
Telegrrapli, Telephone and
Storage.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC GAS-
LIGHTING CO., 3.-) Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC POWER
Ci>., 35 Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
WORKS, 35 Market ^
ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION
AND MAINTENANCE CO., 35
MHrkef
ELECTRICAL, StJPPLY CO.
importers and manufacturers, 328
Bush
Pacific Electrical Storage Co., 323 Pine
PACIFIC ELKCTRO DEPOSITING
WORKS, 35 Market
<JAL.lFOKNIA
ELECTBICmWOBKS,
Market Street.
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
OF ALL DKSCniPTIONS.
Bed Spriner Sfannfactarers.
California Spring Mnfg Co., 147 New
Montgomery
Clark Truman S. <fe Son, 21 New Mont
Pacific Spring and Mattress Co., 762
Mission
Beds and Beddingr.
(See also FumHure ; also Mattress
Makers ; also Spring Beds.)
Aronson Abraham. 407 Hayes
Beat Samuel. 65-69 New Montgomery
Behtow William. 208 Post
Bnrr FoidiiiK Bed Co., 603 Market
Caldwell W. T., 658 Mission
California Furniture Mnfg ("o..220Bnsh
Chadbourne F. S. & Co.. 741-745 Market
Clark Truman S. 4 Sju, 21 New Mont
IMPERIAL lire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WIL SSZTOIT, Aat Uuagor.
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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The most Extensive Manufacturers in the World of
Billiard asp Pool Tables.
Importers and Makers of Everything connected with the Trade.
DEALERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. IN
CLOTH, BALLS, CUES, CUE TIPS, CHALK, Etc.
Owners ot erery important Patent and Modern ImproTrmeut in the construction of
BIU^IARD AND POOL TABLES,
THE QUICK MONARCH AHD ALL OTHER BILLIARD CUSHIONS,
Which are recognized by Professionals in this country and in Europe as
THE ST-A.IsriD-A.S,ID OIF EXlCEXiXiE^iTOEi.
We are also Manufacturers of
OFFICB AND SALESROOM:
eSfS and. eSJS IM^XIKIET STIiEET,
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., U. S. A.
Emanuel L. A E., 432FnnTth
DuRoKe Frnncls F., 29 Second
FlwhcrSlinnmd, ll.S Thlnl
FRANK H. W. & CO., 212 Commer-
ctal
Gallagher -Wimam R., 707 Market
Hf ni-y WllllBm J. <fe Co., 18-22 KUIs
HersoK ,1. & C<>., 12 Second
HlKlop Robert C, 314 Hayes
Hoey John, 718 Mission
Hufmhmldt Frederick. fi.'W Market
Hnlse, Brailford & Cn lf5-18 Second
INPIANAI'OLIS FURNITURE CO.,
750 Mission
INDIANAPOLIS MANTFAC-
TVRING CO., 642-614 Mis-
sion
Jansen Alexander, 593 Mission
Kohler Charles, SE cor Ellis and Tay-
lor
Lurhslnper * Bill. 31 Eddy
Nelson Brothers, 10.59 Blarket
Solomon Isaac L., 17 Turk
Sterling Furniture Co., 18-20 Sutter
Walcom neorpe, 109 Stockton
"Wlndel H. & Co., 310 Stockton
Bell Fonndem.
GLOBE BRASS AND BELL FOUN-
DRY, 137 Beale
WKVn * KTNGWELL. 125 First
WHTTB & DeROBIE!, 137
Beale
Bell Hansera.
Brownlnp <fe Bremer, 820 Kearny
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
WORKS, 35 Market
Camons Andre, 4:ffi Bush
Cohen David, 108-1 Howard
OoKians John, 33fi Giary
l>BvldKnn James D., 30 O'FarreU
Dupiis Aniadeus, 673 Mlsslnn
Ertelmann Joseph. 70': T.Br'ln
ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO, .
mannfacturerii and contractors, ^
Bush
Harrl8, Oswald & Noble, 208 Leides-
dorff
Hayniann Aaron, 234 Post
Heity Louis B., 126 Eddy
Joost Brothers, NE cor Mission and
Eleventh
Large Thomas W., 525 Dupont
Newhofi Frank, 27 Li-ldesdorff
Paehtz G. J., 318 I'lne
Paetzold Btnlaiuin, 12'<5 Mission
Pfelffer John W., 1015 Kearnv
RabUihn Edwin Jr.,il27)i Market
Verrill T. J., 645 M^sion
Wallmann (Jenrge, 1028 Sntter
Wnllmann Rnd.'lph. 231 Ellis
WILL Si FINCK, 818 Market
ELEVTeiCATIoRKS,
35 9Iarbet Street.
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Bell Importers.
DUNHAM, CARRIGAN & CO.,
19 Beale and l.S-24 Main
LINFORTH JAMES. 120 Front
JABIES LINFORTH,
Sole Agent for
Blymyer Church, School and
Fire Alarm Bella,
190 FRONT STREET.
BellowM— manafaotareni.
CALIFORNIA BELLOWS
rnVFO C«., 123 B< ale
McKeune Henry, 3M Mission
Belting.
(* Mannfacturerg.^
Ames A Detrick (cotton) 19-21 Cal
Boiton Belting Co., 24 California
Carolan. Cory & Co, 113 Carfonila
*COOK A. O. di SON, 415
Market
*nO0K H. N., 32!^ Fremont
*DEOEN L P., 128-130 First
Gondvear Rubber Co.. 577 Market
GREGORT H. P. & CO. NW
cor Fremont and Mission
*Gutta I'eriha ami Rubber Manufac-
turing Co., 15 First
*Heins & Wllllom, ,504 Front
MUNSON «& CO.. 21 First
NEVILLE Si CO, 31-33 Oali-
forn'a
PALMER & REY, 405 Sanoome
REVERE RUBBER CO..
417-419 Market
<• Rover Herman 85.5-561 Brvant
TATUM & BoWEN, 34-36 Fremont
and 423 Clav
TRUMAN, ISHAM & HOOKER, 421-
427 Market
H. isr. coob:.
Manufacturer of
OAK LEATHER BELTIN& m HOSE,
S. W. cor. Market and Fremont.
Bie.yclea.
COOK A. O. Si SON, 415
Market
Devnnv, Hopkins & Co., E s Stanyan,
bet Ha'ght and Page
MOHRIG EDWIN, 112 Golden
Gate Av
Oeborn & Alexander, 628 Market
Bill Poatera.
Dunphy T. N. A Co., ."iOfi Commercial
Hawkins P. J. & Co., 640 Commercial
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS, ETC.
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Billiard Balls and Cne* and
Billiard Supplies.
BRUNSWICK-BiriKE-COL-
L.END£a CO. THE, 655
Market
Jungblut Aug. & Co., 10 Golden Gate A V
Llesenfeld Philip, 945 FoUom
Mever J. G. H., :C0 Kearny
STitAHLE JAC ")B & (^ >., .515 Market
THE E. BRUNSWICK BIL-
L.I.\RD TABLE CO., 205-
211 Battery
■WIJA^ & FIXCK, 818 Market
Billiard Saloons.
Baldwin The, Joyce & Orndorff pro-
prietors, 20 Powell
Chielovich E. & Co., SE cor Fifth and
Market
Gardner August, 25 Turk
Grimm Henry, NE cor Kearny and
Sutter
Kraus & Marquain. 126 Kearny
Healing James, 701'-^' Market
KordnieverG..Kuss House
Kuhn & Eschenhorst, 10;i4 Market
Mendlondoo 4 Sajous, SE cor Sacra-
mento and Kearny
Mever & Bush, 220 Grant At
Ober.n Hall, 38 (J'FarreU
Occidental Hotel, E s Montgomery, bet
Sutter and Bush
Palace Hotel, SW cor Market and New
Montgomery
Scholler & Schwarz, 1036 Market
Pchumacher & Janssen. 1001 Valencia
Schwarz & Foge, 1016 Market
Stone Charles L., 52-5 Valencia
Billiard Table ^fanafac-
tarers.
BRUNSWIG K.BAIiKE-COli-
LENDER CO. THE, 653
Market
Jungblut Aug. & Co., 10-12 Golden
Gate Av
Ltpsenfel 1 Philip. 945 Folsom
STBAHLE JACOB & CO., 515 Market
ESTABLISHED 1832.
JACOB STRAHLE & CO.
SOLE OWNERS
DELANEY'S
Celebrated Steel Spring cusMons.
lllUiti
MANUFACTURERS,
The Pioneer and Largest Billiard
House on the Pacific Coast
313
Market St., opp. Battery,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Bird Cage AEannractarers.
Caliiomia Wire Works, 327 Market
SAN PRilNCISCO WIRE
WORKS, 6B» Misaion
Birds and Caees.
Hermann Theodore, 630 Wash
Jacobson .Incob, 1230 Market
Nolte William F., 1346 Market
Koblson A. C, 337 Kearny
Bitters.
Blumenthal&Mund S-iSMlgBlon
Cahen Louis & Son. 4i8 Sacramento
CasMn P. J. <fc Co., SW cor Battery and
W ashlngton
Celery, Baef and Iron Extract Co., 15-
17 Post
Dempster <fe Keys (Angostura) 202
ilarket
De .xabla Eugene & Co. (B iker's) 40 Oal
Haraszthy Arpad A Co..5;*iWashington
Henley William (I X L and Tamarack)
23 Montgomery Av
Hess Lewis & Go. (Damlana) 12 Mont-
gomery Av
Ja«|ou E. A. & Co. (Centennial) 430
Jackson
Lang 4 Co., 100-104 First
McMillan Donald, 714 Front
Bedington <t Co. cDrake's, Hostetter's
and Vinegar) 529 Market
Renz John, 315 Commercial
Kines Charles H., 9 Berk^hlre
Schardln J. P. & Co. (Cnlef) 16 Grant
Av
Souther Joseph N. A Co. (Bennet's)
122 Market
Sroufe & McCrum (Pipifax)20S Market
Walter M. <fc Co. (German Army) 625
San some
Wiimerdiug & Co. (Peruvian) 214 Front
Welters Bros. & Co. (Star of the Union)
115-117 Front
Black Sheet Iron.
TALLON C. J., 123 California
Blackine— Manofactnrers.
Lake H. & Co. , 1604 Valencia
Sihwabacher & Salts, 205 Front
Western Blacking Co., 106;^ Filth
Blackins— W^liolesale.
ARME^ & DALLAM, 22fr-2:f2 Front
NICHOLS A. C. <Sc CO. (James
S. Ma6on'o;402 Battery
Blacksmiths.
(.See aUo Carriage.vnith.r ; alro Ship-
smithj ; also tfomejihoeis.)
Anderson Nelson, 1504 Vallejo
Andresen Brothers, 607 Battery
Aspden G.. 14 H .ward
Barry James, -567 Mission
BettisO. J., NE cor Jackson and Larkln
Bingham Daniel, 216 Spear
Black Joseph, NW cor Railroad Av
and Guiana
Boyle Dennis H., 454 Stevenson
Brouiliard John, Mission,nr Thirteenth
Burns Patrick J., 230.) MisMon
Cheli <fe Laferrera, 5i0 Davis
Clark Robert L., 325 Francisco
Cobleigh John L. & Co., 2020 Polk
ColettiLulgl,42 Vall-lo
Costlgan Th'.mas, 404 .lackson
Cradock William, 833 Geary
Crebfl Samuel & Son, 1.543 Mission
Creely James. 108 Jessie
Crowley Timothy J., NE cor Drumm
and Merchant
Cully John, corSt. Thomas and Rail-
road Av
Cummlngfl Patrick, 319 Leavenworth
Daclin 4 Son, 702 Sansome
Deppel John, N s Ra.lroad Av, nr St,
Thomas
DOBLE ABNER, 13 Fremont
Dolan William A Ci'.,7 Louisa
Doyle Rodv. 820 Fol=om
Dupuy <fc Co., 6:J0 Broadway
Esplnosa Jos6 M., 325 Francisco
EwlngJohn, 1103 Mission
Ewing John F.. lU i Alabama
Farrell Joseph F., 1313 Brmlerlck
Farren John W., 121 Reale
Friedhofer P. & Son, V>1 Third
Gantner Richard, W s St. Joseph's Av,
nr Geary
Geltner Leonhardt, 526 Mission
Gibeau I. 0., 50.) Tw,-ntv-sixth
Giesen Robert, 305 Linden Av
Glynn John P., Green wiih, nr Webster
Gromaire O., 716 Greenwich
Hayes John, NE cor Ellis and Devlsa-
dero
Hayes William, NW cor Kentucky and
Hond.iras
Herzog Brothers, 737 Broadway
Hofstett r Hermann, cor Railroad Ar
and Ten^rifTe
Keefe .lames W., 4M) Brannan
Kelly Bernard, 208 Pacific
Kenealey W. J.,80'^ Buchanan
Kilcommon John, 722 Broadway
Lehner George, 14 Broadway
Lewin Robert, 18 Haves
Marteila Ferdinand, W s Mission Road,
nrSt. Mary's College
Matthai John C. H. & Son, E s Mission,
nr Twenty-ninth
McArron Charles, 540 Valencia
McElheran William D., 101 Tenth
Miller George, 406 McAl'ister
Misgill Timothy F., 1213 Steiner
Moholy John, W s Kentucky, or Hon-
duras
Morcel Joseph, 12 Stockton PI
Mueller William, 1128 Mission
Munroe H'-'nrv, San Bruno Boad, nr
Silver Av
Murphv Daniel, 702 San.some
Murphy & Wallace, 915 Battery
Nicholson John, 436 Valencia
O'Brien John J., cor Solano and Harri-
son
O'Rorfce Patrick, "W e Mission, nr Fire
Mile House
Pfile John F., 25 Steuart
Potthast Frank J.. 1123 Market
Ralston H. &.J.. 151-153 Beale
Rennie Daniel, 226 Post
Rice H. W., 53 Blusome
Ruegg <fc Schlegel, 974 Harrison
Russell John W., 230 Fremont
Sanders & Co., 421 Mission
hcnulz William, 787 Mission
.Scott George H., 1413 Harrison
Soule Eugene, N s Bryant, bet Foorth
and Filth
Sullivan George, Langton, nr Bryant
Sweeney James P., 836 Howard
Todt & Boss, 53 Beale
Unrath Peter, 2423 Mission
Vetter August, 922 Brannan
VIdalllet Louts & Co.. 424 Pacific
Whitton M. W., 33 Fell
Wight & Hocking, 1507 Polk
Blacksmiths' Tools.
(Sec also Sardware.)
Baker & Hamilton, NW cor Pine «nd
Davis
Doble Abner, 13-15 Fremont
DUNHAM, CARRIGAN dc
CO., 17-19 Beale and 18-24
Main
Gibbs George W. & Co., 33-39 Fremont
and .34-40 Beale
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS dc
CO. j unction Market and Bush
Selby Thomas H. & Co., 220-222 Mis-
VAN WINKLE 1. 8. & Co.,415 Market
Vamey T. H. B., 22-24 Fremont
Blank Book nannfaetnren.
(See alio Bookbinders.)
ACRES & WILLIAMS, 412
Commercial
Althof & Buhls. 329 Sansome
BANCROFT A. L. «Ss CO.
(and Imiiorters) 607 Market
Bartllng, Phillips & Stilwell, 505 Clay
Bosqul Engraving and Printing Co.,
5-23 Clay
Bnswell A. 605 Montgomery
Carlisle A. & Co., 218 California
Crocker H. S. & Co.. 215 Bush
CUNNINGHAM, CURTIS8 *
WELCH, SW cor Sansome and
Sacramento
Dutton & Partridge, 212 California
EVANS Jf . J. , 406 CaUfomi*
HICKS & JUDD,23Flrat
Higglns J. M.,5;r2Clay
Leary A. J., 4&1 Sansome
Le Count Brothers, 5-33 Market
Mallove A Broder, 422 Sacramento
Pavot, Upham & Co., 204 Sansoma
Whelan 4 Tracy, 510-542 Clay
Blastins Caps.
Blasting Machines.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC
DIXON, BORGESON & CO
ManniaciuTers of SIxov Cases
and Store Fis.tares.
3? MarM St.
rni incr rVTDl nOV i^^^^ **>« finest Krades of Clarets, HockH. ) ARPAD HARASZTKY & CO.,
rl^LIlOt La I nA Uni iBurgundieK.Suutemes.PortssiidSherrlesf 630 WASHINOTOIT STEIET.
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WdRKS, 35 Market
ELECTRICAL CDNSTRUCTION
AND MAINTENANCE CO., 35
Market
IXECTRICAl. SUPPIiT CO. ,
Importers aod manufacturers, 328
Bufh
PACIFIC ELECTRO DEPOSITING
• WORKS, 35 Market
CALIFORNIA
ELECTRICAL WORKS,
35 Market Street.
Electric Fuses
And MAGNETOS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Blinds.
(See Doori, etc.)
Bloek and' Pamp Bfakerti.
(See also I\tmps.)
AVERY R. J., 35 Sacramento
C. L. LE GAL,
SnccBBBor to R. C. Hanson & Co.
Block and Pump Maker,
Heavy Purchnse Blocks
a Specialty.
16 8TEUART ST., near MARKET
San Francisco.
Blowers— Botary.
JOSHUA BENDY AIACHINE
TVORKS, 39-51 Fremont
Blneing.
Schwabacher & Salts, 205 Front
Blneatone Mannfactnrers.
BEL.BY SMEI>TIN6 AND
liEAD CO.. 416 Montgomery
Boarding Houses.
(See also Hotels.)
Abbott Thomas, 215 Broadway
Apulrre Raymond A., 1234 Stockton
Ahlgren Charles G.,26 Folsom
Allman Honora, 2T2 Brannan
Andersen John M., 9 Clav
Arfsten ABroder (Excelsior Hotel) 608-
610 Sixth
ArianlSantl.894 Front
Asher Jacob, 613 Larkin
Bailey S. D. , 4;58 Broadwav
Bell E. Mrs., Bernal Villa, 413 Bartlett
Bellegarde Jean B., NW cor Railroad
AvandSt. Thomas
Becker Lizple Mrs., N s Point Lobos
At, nr Second
Blanken Henry (SIx-Mlle House) San
Bruno Bond
Blitz Caroline Mrs., 711 Jones
Bradley Anna Miss, 8 Mason
Brennan AViUlam, 331 Bay
Breen Jennie Mrs., Cabie Honse, cor
Twentv-ptphth and Valencia
Brennan M., 1001 Battery
Britton William, 41 Vallejo
Brown Henry, 810 Batterv
Brown L. W. Mrs., 5 2 Powell
Buck William. 3421 Mission
Bnckley Dennis, 102 Fifth
BnlperAnn Mrs., SE cor Sixth and
Bran nan
Bnrfelnd John H., NE cor Bay and
Larkin
Burke John, 515 Howard
Butterworth Sarah Mrs., W s Larkin,
bet North Point and Beach
Callender John T., 5 Broadway
Cane John, 217 Broadwav
t'ardozo & Raptlsta, 315 Dmmm
Carev Maurice, 27 Minna
Carlson Chas., 140 Folsom
Carr James, !H Sacramento
Carrere Baptlste J., SE cor St. Thomas
and Yazoo
CavaBnaru <fc Cnneo, 628 Broadway
Cavagnaro & Demartinl. 14 Union PI
Chadwick Charles, E s Tridldad, nr
Osage
Chamberlin William (Beresford Hotel)
600 Bush
Chasse A Pate, 614 Broadway
Chatel M. D. <fc J., 55 Second
Chevalier Annie Mme.,-)05 Geary
Chevers Lena Mrs., 615 Taylor
Claassen Jacob (Kentucky House) W 8
Kentucky, bet Sierra and Nevada
Clarke CJeorge, 110 Pacific
Clarv Thomas, 1034 Howard
Ck)le I. C. Mrs., 725 Pine
Collier Ji'hn, 1317 Snnsome
Collins Patrick OVashlnpton Hotel)
NW cor First and Mission
Cornvn James (Manhattan House) 705
Front
Olbbin Michael, 541 First
Cunha & Brazil. HI Jackson
Davalle VIncenzo (Toscano Hotel) 819
Broadwav
Dericco Carlo E.. 416 Pacific
Desbarats Jean, 824 Montgomery
Dewitt William L., St. Thomas, nr
Allechaney
Dexter S. Mrs , 534 Bnsh
Dicaud Jof eph , 1205 Stockton
Douglas James. 710 Front
Dowd Dennis, 625 Davis
Eggert William (Niagara House) 724
Mission
Enos Joseph L., 117 Jackson
Farrell Mlchatl, SW cor Maryland and
Sierra
Fatjo Joaqnin J., 1426 Mason
Ferriter Patrick, P07 Folsom
Foppiano Pietro, 522 Green
Fosen Osmond R., 407 Tehama
French J. M. Mrs., 102 Ellis
Funke Gustave. N s Venezuela, nr Po-
tomac
Gagllardo * Gatglll, SW cor Pacific
and Sansome
Gailhard Charles. .■■07 Pine
Garrison L. B., 413 Brannan
Gatelv James, SW cor Louisiana and
Sierra:
Genke Frederick, 315 Bush
Gercke Gustav, NE cor Chestnut and
FiUmnie
Getchell Winslow D., NE cor Shasta
and Michigan
Glanettoni G.(Ticlno Hotel) 514 Pacific
GiUeran James, !i05 Market
Giuntino C. & Co., 115 Clark
Goodell Council (Marlborough House)
606 Folsom
Graham James Mrs.. 1123 Sutter
Gray & Black, 522 Pine
Hackmeier Adam* 435 Pine
Hancock Samuel (Hancock House) 781
Mission
Handlev Charles J. (Handley Honse) N
s Shasta, bet Louisiana and Mary-
land
Hansen W. C. Mrs. (New Hans* Hotel)
320 Dm mm
Hashagen Herman, 2013 Fol.=om
Ington
Henley * Manchester. 44 Sixth
Herrmann Augutt, cor St. Thomas
and Alleghanv
Herron M. E. Mrs. C^Vestminster) 614
Sutter
Hillenbrand & Klose, 22-24 Turk'
Hintz & Buck (Harmony Hotel) 735
Brannnn
Hoge Charles H. (South Park House)
530 Third
Home Jacob (First St. House) 64 First
Huber John F. (Arlon House) 13-15
Page
Huettmann Julius, 1 Polk
Daacs E. Mrs., 417 Mason
Jackson's Hotel, 816. ^ansome
Jansen Eric A., 116 Berry
Jansfen F. C. (German Hotel) 18 First
JUek Frank, 543 Howard
Johansson Frank O., 407 Drumm
JohHnson Gu^t, 7 Commercial
Jordan William, 127 Jackson
Jung Leonle Mrs. (Oriental Hotel) SW
cor Washington and Drumm
Kaiser Fred., 509 Mission
Keane C^orge Mrs., 1115 Sutter
Kearns Patrick, N s Sierra, bet (Jeorgla
and Michigan
Keefe Margaret Mrs., NE cor Sierra
and Louisiana
Kerwin James, 1 Bay
Kessling Eniile A., 618 California
Ketterer Andrew, 2209 Powell
Kleinbammer Henrv, 135 Folsom
Klevesahl E. W.. 201-205 Peiry
Knack John Mrs. (Philadelphia House)
421 Bush
Kneese George, 922 Battery
Knight Jane Mrs., S s Beach, bet Hvde
and Larkin
Knox William H., 307 Broadway
Korren John, SW cor Twenty-ninth
and Dolores
Kuck August, San Bruno, bet Twenty-
sixth and Army
Kuhl Mark, flO'J Kearny
Labarere Michael, 219 Geary
Lambert Mary E., N s St. Thomas, nr
Railroad Av
Lane Walter W., 506 Davis
Lang Louis, 20 Page
Langford John, 45 VoUeJo
Lanno Peter, 2115 Powell
Leahey Thomas, 5">3 Mission
Leek A. H. Mrs., 516 Van Ness Av
Lehrke C. (Stanford Hotel) 618 Fourth
Leporl * Marloni, 509 Broadway
Lethiec Desire, 420 Jackson
Lewis George E., 6 I'nion
Lewis Louisa Mrs., Haight.nrStanyan
Lundberg N. P.. 28-30 Clay
Lynch Dennis J. Mrs.. E s San Bruno
Road, nr Yuba
Lynch & O'Rourke, E s Illinois, nr
Napa
Lyons & Riordan, 547 Mission
Mackey Patrick. 919 Battery
Martens Marcus, W s Kentucky, nr
Sierra
Martlnelli Francisco, 12 Prescott
Mav Nancv E.. 326 Pacific
McCarthy William, 17 Vallejo
McEvov Thomas, 414 Folsom
McGrath JohniClty Hotel). 512 Howard
McKee A. Mrs., 830 Jackson
McMahon <t Mordaunt. 117 Drumm
Michel Joseph, 629 Broadway
Miller Adnm, 512 Fourth
Mitchell Michael, 4 Union
Moller & Wilson, 26:J East
Moore E. J. Mrs., 574 Folsom
Miinro John, 266 Brannan
Mullen Frank, 242 Suiter
Muller William, 709 Mission
Murrav Thomas. 510 Davis
Nelson" James, 66 Oregon
Nelson <fe Lewis, 106 Washington
Newman Kate Miss, 109 Turk
O'Connell Daniel. 520 Mission
O'Connor Richard (Miners' Hotel) 261
First
O'Keefe Patrick, 5 Day
Olsen Charles, 218 Broadway
Ortet E. Mrs. (Europe Hotel) 814 Mont
Paravagna Lulgl (Garibaldi Hotel) 222
Broadway
Park E. W. Mrs., 2750 Mission
Pelllson Brothers, 619 Pacific
Pendleton Mary E. (The Longworth)
510 Geary
Perkins William, 961 Mission
Peterson 4 De» ker, 640 Fourth
Pooley John, 44 Third ^ ^, _^
Popert J. 4 Co. (New Washington
Hotel) 624 Fourth
Popp Lvdja Mrs., (Popp's Hotel) 2208
Powers Clfiarles A. Mrs., 607 Folsom
Priest Thomas F., W s lUlnols, nr
Napa
Price Ann, 109 Vallejo
Quellnialz Otto. 529 Valencia
Quilici <t CervelU (Colombo Hotel) 621
Broadway „
Rasmussen Hans (White House) Ns
Sierra. bet Maryland and Louisiana
Reckenbeil Frederick. 6^24 Fulton
Reed Charles J.. 113 Oregon
Reldy John, W s Kentucky, betSlerrs
and Nevada ,^, tt * i\
Relnerke -William (Slegfreld'e Hotel)
228 Bush
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Hannfactnrer of erery description at
PASSBNGBB, STREET AND FREIGHT CABSL
48 to SO Beale Street. Sau Franeis«o.
Truman, Isham & Hooker.
421'427 JWarkei Street. Sole Aeento fbr
l>ederiek.'s Perpetual JSay Pre
BOA
1290
BOO
Renner Bros., 1303 Stockton
Klciiter WiUiani H.. cor Hondurw and
Kentucky, South S. F.
Kobens Peter, W s Railroad Av, nr
Venezuela
Roelwn George, 37 Pacific
RummelReKineMre.,NB cor Eighth
and Brannan
Sainsot Annie Mrs., NW cor MIfsIon
and Main
Sanders Samuel F., St. Thomas, bet
Allephanv and St. L iwrence
Sawyer M. A. Mrs. (Sawyer House)
NW cor Devl-adero and Fulton
Schlesselmann John fl., 9 Pacific
Schlewecb <fc Fink, 414 Brannan
Schwelzer Fritz, 243 Second
Schutz Charlec, 122 Taylor
Seebach Peter, 707 Missl.jn
Seelv J. A. Mrs., 2x« MlsRlon
Shuw William, 3'28 Drumm
Shea K. (Lafayette House) 11 Lafayette
Slmonetti G. & Co., 702 Front
Slatterv .Jeremiah, .VZI Howard
Smith Charles F..45 Sacramento
Smith Frederick P., 1829 Mission
Stawes John S. Mrs., 807 California
Starkweather Louis ,S., SE cor EUls
and Mason
Stelner & Gamma (Helvetia Hotel)
431 Pine
Stoetzer Ed., cor Fifth and Brannan
Stokes John, NW cor Francisco and
Fillmore
Strelt Eva Mr.=., 409 Pacific
Thompson William, 103 Clark
Trantle M. Mrc. 110 EUls
Truesdell A. W. Mrs., 712 Sutter
Vatuone & Zeiro, 407 Pacific
Wackenreuder Vitus, 147 San Bruno
Road
Wa?ner Adam, 34 Hayes
Warncke Ernest (Empire House) 8E
cor Venezuela and Yazoo
Weber Michael W., i:V4 Fourth
Weeks William H., 2027 Mission
Weiidt John C, 12 Jackson
Whitmore Daniel W., 417 Larkin
WIeneke Robert (National Hotel) 512
Bush
Wiese & Banmgarten (North German
Hotel) 26 Sacramento
Wilkinson Ell J. :i'i01 Fillmore
Williams John W.. 307 Broadway
Wilson Henry, 102ii Battery
Wilson Marv R. Mrs., 801 Leavenworth
WIttle Charles, W s Georgia, nr Sierra
Wittenberg David, 944 Howard
Wolfi' Aaron (Llndell Hou8e)202 Sixth
Woodhull E. A. Mrs. (Golden SUte
House) 106 Eddv
Woodworth John. 510 Mission
Yparragulrre Francisco, 20Stockton PI
Zimmerman Max, 507 Mission
Bo«»t Builders.
Bums John H.. 5 Mission and 21 Spear
Griffin John D., 230 Steuart
Kneass George W 718 Third
Murphy Dennis, N g Irwln. bet Ken-
tucky and Fourth
O'Conuell Daniel, foot Mason
Penney J. F. (mataUlc life) cor Illi-
nois and Solano
Rogers Alfred, W s Kentucky, bet
Fourth and Merrlmac
Stone William L.Corea, bet Tallapoosa
and Santee
Thornton Samnel, 120 Berrv
Twigg John, SE cor Ritch and Kin«
! Vice Thomas, 42 Steuart
I Woodley W.. 318 Main
BoUer AI»rm«.
DOWNIE BOlIiGR INCRUS-
TATION PREVENTIVE
CO., 204 Murk, t
MERRELL I. L.. 316 Townsend and
106 Market
Nolan John F. & Co., 212 Battery
Watson & Co., 122 Market
Boiler Makers.
Atlas Iron Works. J. B. Jardine. 213
Mission
Babcock & Wilcox Co., Charles G.
Ewing manasier, 561 Mission
Belmor George E., 2U8 Mission
Brady William J. ,113-115 Mission
DundoD P. F. (San Francisco BoUer
Works) 314-316 Main
GOLDEN STATE AND MINERS'
IRON WORKS, 2.37 First
Hall James V. (Hall's BoUer Works)
304 Heale
Hamilton, Leach 4 Madden, cor Main
and Folsom
Hincklev. Spiers A Hayes (Fulton Iron
W^)rks) 220 Fremont
JOSHUA HEND V MACHINE
WORKS, 39-51 Fremont
McAfee William & Son, 212 Spear
Movnihan & .\itken, 311 Mission
Ohmen William H.,22 Fremont
Odermatt & Sons, N s Blnxome, bet
Fourth anil Fifth
Pretorlus & Lemmer, 127 FTemont
Rankin. Brayton & Co. (Pacific BoUer
Works) 120 Fremont
Rice H. W., 52 Blnxome
BIsdon Iron and Loc<imotlve Works,
SEcor Bealeand Howard
Rlx & Firth., 18-20 Fremont
STEARNS MANUFACTURING CO..
2J>-31 Spear
Union Iron Works, office 216 Market
Boiler Tubes.
Selby Thos. H. & Co., 220-222 Mission
Bolt and Screw SIsIcers.
Burton Isaac L., 115 First
PACIFIC ROLLING MILL CO.
(bridge and machine) 202 Market
PATNE BROS., 114^1it> Mis-
sion
Phelps Mnfg Co., 17 Drumm
Crocker H. S. & Co., 215 Bush
Dii'ton & I'artridge. 213-214 f!allforola
EVANS J. J., 4im CaUfornU
HICKS &JUDD, 23 First
Higgins J. M.,5;BClay
LEARY A. J., 404 Sansoma
Malloye & Broder. 422Sacramento
Mann & Jamieson, 502 Washington
Mclntyre John B.. 423 Clay, and 422
Commercial
Radius Ludwl^ E.38 (Jallfomia
Waldeck Charles, 1027 Sutter
Whelan & Tracy. 5 10-542 Clay
Wolff August, 232 Post
Bookbinders' Stoek.
MARSH H. P.. 577 Market
PAL.AIER & RE Y, 405 Sansome
Payne BrasJolt forts.
First Premm Meclianics' Fair. 1885.
Machine Bolts, Lag Screws, Tap
Bolts. Hexa>;on Head Cap Screws,
Ca^e-hardened Iron and Steel Set
Screws, Turnbuckles, Studs, Square
and Hexagon Nuts, Wrought and
Cast W'ashers.
Norway Iron Carriage Bolts.
114 and 116 MISSION ST.
CALIFORNIA
ELECTRICUL WORKS,
85 Market Street.
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Boiler Contposition.
Boltins Cloths.
Pflster J. J., 120 Sutter
Wa«ner Joseph & Co., 105 Mission
Bone Charcoal Factories.
Ohlandt N. & Co., E s Indiana, bet
Nevada and Yolo
Bookbinders.
ACRES & f ILLIiMS,
4i;i Commercial '
Althiif <fc Bahls,3^J9 Snnsome
BACON & COMPAKT
508
A. L.. & CO..
Clay
BANCROFT
607 Market
Bancroft W. B. & Co., 49 First
Bartllng, Phillips & Stllwell, 505 CTay
BosquI Engraving and Printing Co.,
5il Clay
Bramson Solomon, 517 Geary
Huswell A.. 605 Montgomery
Castniar U. M. Mrs., 642 Washington
BOOKBINDERS' STOCK.
SHEEP SKINS,
CHAMOIS SKINS,
SKIVERS,
CLOTH, etc.
H. F. MARSH, A sent,
57"?' aiydCA-IilCET.
Bookbinders' Threads.
BARBOUR BROTHERS, 617-
619 Market
Books— Subscription Amenta.
Baker George G., 120 Sutter '
BANCROFT A. L. dc CO.,
607 Market
Barnard J. Howard, 7 Montgomery Av
Carson Samuel & Co., 3 Sansome
Dewing Co. The J., 420 Bush
Donne Robert M., 120 Sutter
Golly J. B., 302 Stockton
Greeoire Louis & Co., 6 Post
Hofmann Joseph A., 209 Mont«:emery
Payot, Upham A Co., 206 Sansome^
Home Library Association, 6 Xddy
Roman A., 120 Sutter
Scott James C, 22 Third and Jusction
Market and Gi-ary
White James T. A Co., 3 Sansome
Booksellers.
{^Importers. See alto SUMoner* ;
also News AoenU.)
''American Sunday School Union, 757
Market
".American Tract Society, 757 Market
Arnhelm S. S., 8 Steuart
Bailey Joseph H., 524 Montgomery Av
•BANCROFT A. L. & CO.,
607 Market
Bancr'ft Brothers & Co., 532 Market
i'Barkhaus F. W. ft D., 213 Kearny
Barnard J. Howard, 7 Montgomery At
*Beach C, 107 Montcomery
BeUmer J. H. C.,430 Third
Bible Truth Depot, 640 Clay
Ulttke S. 0. (estate of) 503 Kearay
Bonrgoln Adolph, 206 Montgoniiry At
Bowles J., SEcor L-ldesdorffand Com
BRIER W. W. & SON. 42
Geary
^California Bible Society, 757 Market
^'Carson Samuel & Co., 3 Sansoaie
Chovnski I. N., lai Taylor
Cogan John, 834 Market
"(JonKTegational PubUshlng Hodatr,
757 Market
Cooper J. K. , 746 Market
Corn well Stephen G., 612 Montirsmery
Courtney Lawrence F. (Catholic) 7W
Mission
^CUNNINGHAM, CUBTISS A
WELCH, SW cor Samome and
Sairamento
•Dewing & Co. The J.. 420 Budt
• Dlttmann Emile. 1514 Polk
« Koxev Willinm, 631 Market
Duley Mary Mrs.. 1432 Broadway
Dnncombe Wililam S. & Co., 425 Sutt«r
Duran Cruz E.. 3:J4 Montgomery At
Edgeriy S. A.. 215 .Montgomerj- At
Edwards <fe Co., 624 Montgomery
THE LION Fire Ii. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,003
$4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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Geraghty Michael, 1127 Folsom
Genles A Brune, 227 Sixth
Goldbmith J. J{., lUOOS Market
•~GolIy J. B., 302 S[ocktf)n
*GreKolre Limls & Co., 6 Post
Grube Max. 306 Third
GunD Adam K. (agent) 329 SaQRome
Harris .Solomon, 402 Kourih
Healy PatrKk J., 104 U'^Hrrell
HISTORY CO. THE, 723 Mar-
ket
Hobbert Henr.v T. , 218^ Third
Hofmann J. A., 208 Montgomery
Hook Brothers, 20 Sixth
Keegan Mary Miss (Catholic) 135
Hayes
King Brothers (second-hand) 3 Fourth
King Jas. H. ( second-hand; 15 Fourth
Levin L. & Son, 26 Stockton
Lichtig Benjamin, 574 Bryant
McCuUough John (second-hand) 29
Second
Meier Frederick, cor Sixth and Market
«MethoUlst Book Depository, 1037 Mar-
ket
Moore Horace H., 415 Montgomery
Murpny VMlilam K., 106 Uayes
Nagel Albert G., 540 Bush
O'Sulllvan John D., 1117 Market
*Payot, Upham & Co. (foreign) 204
Sausome
PhilanJi.hn, 211 Sutter
Phillips A Hunt, 1037 Market
Pinto Jacob, .503 WaKhlngton
Pollak SIpmund, 1537 Mission
Beuben & Co. (second-band, law) 221
CalWornla
Richardson Brothers, 215 Dupont
Rotert* John W. * Co.. 10 Post
ROMAN A., 120 Suiter
■^San Francisco News Company, 210
Post
San Francisco Presbyterian Book De-
pository, 42 Geary
Scoit James C, 22 Third, and Junction
Market ancl Genrv
Searles William A., 602 Montgomery
Shea Michael, 837 Market
Smith H. F. A Co., 225 Kearar
Sorge Oscar, 211 Post
Sweeny Miles, 843 Market
Tauzy, Glrtord & Co., 122 Geary
Thompson F. 4 R. (antlnuarlan) 73
Fourth
Tan Horn, Mather & Frost, 120 Sutter
* Vogel & Hahn, 410 Kearny
■WALDTfiUFKL ACHILLE, 737 Mar-
ket
*Whlte James T. 4 Co., 3 Sansome
Wiener M. H. , 342 Sixth
Wilber Robert C. I'alace Hotel
AVyatt Samuel (aiitlquariauj 1165 Mrkt
Ziegler A. J., 429 Washington
Booksellers— Xi»w.
Bancroft-Whitney Co., 613 Clar
Reuben <& Co. (second hand) 321 Cali-
fornia
Boot Crimps and Trees.
Boot and Staoe Flndln«s.
(Hee Shoe Jfindingt.)
Boots and Shoes — 'VTliole-
sale.
(*Mxm}jfactwrer$.') .
^Bryant 4 MnUtn (ladles and mlisef)
76:i Market
'Buckingham & Hecht, 26-27 Sansome
*Cahn, Kickelsbure «k Co., 129 San-
CHASE R. P. & CO.
(infants' shoes, ladles*
and mUsfis' slippers) 809
Market, up stuirs
*Earle & O.., 765 Mission
*Glrard LouU, 267 Stevenson
Hawley Carson B.. 724>i Market
•Uechi Brothers A ( "o., 25-27 Sansome
Jacoby Brothers, 25-27 Second
•Jone«l>rlu 4 Co. Cladies) 101-103 But-
terv
•Kast '& Co., 738-740 Market
Koenig Anton (agent. Waukenphast)
122 Kearny
Kutz 4 Murr. 107 Batterv
»Iaconil.er C. A. 4 (N.., 318 Clay
•Marks Soli mon. 87 SIeven^on
Nolan Brothers, 101-103 Battery
^Nolan P. F. & Co., 71 .Stevenson
«Uppenhelmer Chas. 4 Co., 5-7 San-
some
^Porter, Slesslnper & Co., 7-9 Battery
*Ro6enstock .S. W. & Co.. 34 Sansome
'Rosenthal, Fe<ler& Co.. 3:^-35 Battery
Selberlich's A. .Sons. 117 Pine
Sullivan John T., NE cor Battery and
Jackson
Tlrrell C. & P. H. A Co., 109 Battery
''United Worklntinieu's Boot and Shoe
Co.. 513 Market
*Wentworlh Bout and Shoe Co.. 12
Bush
Wlthrow I. N. A Co., 148 Ninth
Wood W. H. A Co., 15 Sansome
Boots and Shoes — Retail
Dealers and Makers.
Abraham .Toseph. 721 Sansome
Abrams Nathan, 534 Kearny
Adler Leopold. 408'i Larkln
Ahem William J., 6 Sixth
Alexander I., 410 Pacitlc
Alkus Eniil, 122 Sixth
Alsenz Jacob, 1607 Geary
Alt Bernard, 606 Vallejo
Anilersnn James. 2016 Mason
Apprlll George, 120!t Fillmore
Axt Ludwlg, 1062 Howard
Baccigalupl G., 427^ Broadway
Baker John. 427 Founh
Balfrev John, 5064. Howard
Baptiste John, 522 Taylor
Bartholdl Frederick. 124>i Eighth
Bealer John. 403 Mimtgoniery At
Beran Adolph, liOl.H Mission
BeranEmunuel, 7hS Van Ness At
B-rcowltz Simon, 5:{4 Faciflc
B;rHner Herman A., 110 Third
Blschoff Dietrich, 410 PaclUc
Hlume Henrv, 627 Ci>mnierrial
Blumenthal Louis, i:S5 Bush
Boernlcke Louis, 314"^ Fifth
Boissean A Son, 324 Grant At
Borgward Fred. W., 12 LeldesdortT
Borromeo A.. 414 Paclflc
Rourguignon A., 428!^ Broadway
Brevot August, 402 McAllUter
Bru John, 726 Brondway
Bruns Christian, 4-)l» Fifth
Bunn James, 3J^ Broadway
Burns Hugh, 276 Tehama
Butterfleld William E.,779 Market
Bntterfleld R. n.,779 Marke'
Camera 4 Brother, fi2S Broadway
Campbell John, 2123 Mission
Carroll Michael, 753 Brar.naa
<"ases Albert, 702 Broadway
0 ia.se B. P. 4 Co.. 96 1 Market
Cleary Patrick M., 514 Mission
Cohn Jacob, 103 Pacitlc
Cohn Meyer. 2.3-:i Sixth
Cohn Samuel. 320 Sixth
Cohnreich Brothers 840 Market
Coldwell George W., W g Kentucky,
bst Butte and Solano
Coleman Joseph, 102 Second
Connor Patrick, 541 Montgomery At
CostreSplro. .W4 Larkln
Gotten Maurice. 201 Fifteenth
Cowan Peter. ;<35 Bush
Coyle Henry, 402 Third
Creeden William, 27 Commercial
Crocker A. A Brothers 1125 Stockton
Crocker Lesser, r24 Montgomery
Cullnan Michael, NW cor Church and
Thirtieth
Da Arela M. G.. 616 Post
Darling Richard D.. 102 Jeisl*
Dauth John, 1804 Powell
Davalos Faustlno, 44112 Green
Davoren .Tohn J..4.'9 Fourth
Day William, 1877 Mission
Deasy Brothers, 118 Third
Pemartlnl G.. 229 Montgomery At
Denatala Giovanni B.,628 Broadwaj
Descalso Luke M.. 42 Sixth
Heutsch Jacob, 1515 Geary
DIeterlch Joseph, 513 Bryant
Dietle Charles, 235 Bush
Dnmenlci Giovanni, 1333 Dupont
Donivan Daniel, 1412 Stockton and 423
Montgomery Av
Donahue Kdward J., 402 McAllister
Donovan Daniel, iictavia nr Union
Duuovan Martin, 200.1 Geary
Donovan Patrick, 202 Fifth
Donovan Timothy, :«6 Je.isle
Dorgan John, iaV2 Valencia
Dorler Anton. 223 Sixteenth
Drei hsler Louis. 1(M7 Br.vant
Dniham A Gallagher, NE cor Twentjr-
Kourth and Alabama
DuflTy Patrick, 1414 Pacific
Dugan .Mbert. 432 Valencia
Dunneti David, SE cor Twelfth aad
Howard
Earle 4 Co., 765 Mission
Eberle Joseph, W b San Bruno B»a4,
nr Twenty-eighth
Ehrhom Augut-t, 1218 Larkln
Elirhorn Charles T., 222 Ellis
Ehrhom Edward, 1815 Polk
Ehrhorn Rudolph, i:C8 Howard
Ellert Conrad, \?Q3.yi Kearny
Eppler A.. 2215 Mission
Etthofer Henry, 602 Fourth
Evans George A., 2257 Market
Farley James, 1612 Polk
Furrell John, 703 Howard
Fechhelmer Charles S., 706 Kearny
Feugler Oscar, 7'i Mission
Fengler Rudolph, 22 Haves
Ferreira Alberto. 117 Jackson
Ferris David, 603 Bush
Fischer Frederick, 2247 Mission
Fischer William, 202 Montgomery Ar
Flavin M. J. 4 Co., 924 Market
Flubacher Emll P. J., 411 Pine
Flyun James, M Second
Foley John, 147 Second
Ford John, 529 East
Fox James J 161 Howard
Frauen H. H., 542 Third
Frese Hermann, 327 Grant Av
Frledel f rederUh T., 158K Steuart
Frltsthe Joseph, 224 Broadway
Frohmann S., 545 Haves
Furst John, 604 California
Garabad John, 48 Sacramento
Garland Daniel H., 3 Franklin
Garrett Frank, .313 Third
GaoKgel Leo, 316 Sutter
(Jeitner George, NW cor Sixteenth %»€
Folsom
Gerber Jean B., 302 Francisco
Gibert Angelln. 184>i Jessie
Glrard Louis, 267 Stevenson
GlOK Andrew, 524 Sixth
(roepel Robert, 2234 Greenwich
Goldman Solomon, 403 Sixth
Grace John. 42;{Mnth
Grass Frederick, 1310-1312 Market
Grau Henry, 411 Post
Green Morris. 812 Valencia
Gutberlet Joseph. 546 Washlngtn«
Guttraan Samuel (r-ll|)pers) 622 Clay
Haberlv Fri-derick. 1913 Bush
Hager William, S20 Vallejo
Hamann John, 25.7 Sutter
Hanson Henry, 510 Wa.'-hlngton
Harris Abraham, 3.i Pacitlc
Hnwley CarMjn B., 724.'i Market
Hayden Patrick, 410 Brvant
Healv Daniel, 521 Valencia
Heavey Bernard J., 49 Everett
Heirk Christian, 508 Fourth
Helm Franz L., 121 Grant At
Henimer Henry J., HA Sixth
Heller George, 307 Mlnoa
Henry Joseph, 900 Larkio
Hepp George, 1:25 Dupont
Hess Robert, 249 Eighth
Hevman Julius, 1946 Fillmore
Hlckey Edward. 153 Fifteenth
Hild-brandt F. W., 818 Buchanan
Hilizlnger Gottieib. 314 Fourth
Hoertkorn Charles, 543 Washin«taa
Holder David, 118 L-ldesdorfiT
Holl George, 3005 Mission
Hork'an Daniel, SE cor Castr* ai
Eighteenth
Howe Armiger, 41 Sacramento
Howell Harry W., 1808 I'olk
Hutchinson Andrew, 19 Seventh
Isaacs Harris, 17,^ Fourth
Jacobs Baron. 512 Kearny
Jensen Nels. 311X FraiiclKO
Jennings Fletcher H..T04 JllssloB
Johnson John. 127>4 Second
Jones Orin A Oo. (ladles) 101-lOJ Bl
tery
Joslln Charles A., 402 Dolores
Juud Henry, 611 Clay
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 FIRST ST.
TELSFHONB 82.
LITHOGRAPHERS
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. OAVIS, City Agents
4»9 California Street.
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K«8t<t Co., 7.« Market
Kotschlnskl Bernanl, 10 Third
Ke«ne Dennis D., 849 Valencia
Keene James W., 3;35 Bush
Keenan Patrick, 50S Mission
Kehoe Peter, 515 Eitthfh
King Thomas, 1003 Twentieth
Klrtpatrick James, 452 Seventh
Klein Charles E., i;f27 Polk
Kllbbeck Christopher, 704 Montg'y Av
Knlckman August, 1611}^ Mason
Koch George. 604 Mission
Koenig Anton. 122 Kearny
Koeper Frederick, 724 Montgomery At
Kohlbecher Joseph, 123 Fourth
Kohler William, a440 California
Kommer Kmnnuel,33l Bush
Kopanfclewicz A., 1712 Devlsadero
Kramer Francis, 219 Davis
Kublenkamp Henrv, 735 McAllister
Lath Anton, 9fi6 Pacific
Laib Joseph, 1623 Post
Lallv John F., 3.^^ Bush
Landsberger Herman, 34 Sixth
Langenberk Fred, 573 Bryant
Langreder Dletricli, SOS Fell
Lapp James F., 942 Harrison
Lawson Edward R., 2508 Mission
Lawrence Thomas, 611 Laguna
Leathe Benjamin B., 102 Eleventh
Lecara Z., 540 Green
Lehmann Charlps, 813 Larkin
Lei.'t Charles, 2742 Sixteenth
Leonard Patrick H., 464 Si.xth
Leonhardt Charies, 11 Sutter
Lesser Bros., 406 Kearny
Lesser Jacob, 963 Market and 2009 Fill-
more
Lester Charles. 12 Steuart
Levy Abram, 530 Pacific
Levy Adolf, nil Howard
Lew Bernard. 420 Hayes
Lickel Morris M., 100 Jackson
Lindenbaum Philip, 945 Market
Lobenstlen Brothers, 519 Hayes
Longtin John B., 140 Seventh
Lortz WiUiam, 531 Pine
Lotzln Hugo, N sTenerifre,nrSt.John
Lowenstein Isaac, 931 Kearny
Lowery Henry, 405 Brannan
Lov Joachim, 1644 Mission
Lubke Nichols, W s Railroad Av, nr
St. Thomas
Lncler J., 101 Sixth and 1911 Fillmore
Lucke Henrv, 24 Geary
Ludeke August, 1515 Market
Ludemann Henry. 420 Broadway
Ludwig Charles, 2005 Geary
Luhrsen Dledrich, 216 Second
MacNamara Andrew, 921 Mission
Magnes Samuel D., 308 Stockton
Mahonev Daniel. (irean House Eoad
Maler Charles, 834 Kearny
Main Edward, 315 Folsom
Marianl Angelo, 405 Broadway
Marks Solomon, 77 Stevenson
Marshall Ellen Mrs.. 413 Haves
Marx Gustav A., 1020 Larkin
Mathews Thomas, 1206 Monteomery
Matfhiesen Mathias, 1101 Howard
JIatthiesen Mathias, 642 Filbert
Mayer Charles, 1507 Pine
JIaver Joseph E., 1706 Polk
Mayer M. E. & C.^., 326 Sixth
Blayers John, 1712 Leavenworth
Mavow Robert, 704 Valencia
McCiirthy Daniel, vm\i Folsom
McClellan James, 1619 Buchanan
McCormick John, 707 Brannan
BlcDonald Alexander. 1303 Buchanan
McDonald James C, 536 Sixteenth
McGrnth James, 623 Fourth
McGuire Michael, 3:« Bush
McKlnney George, 47 Sacramento
McLennan Charles, KsIilinols,nrButte
McMahon James, 258Eiehth
McNamara Michael. 1071 Market
JIcN'ultv James, 816 Battery
McXulty Patrick F.. & Co., 15 New
Montgomery
McQuade John, 8 Sherwood PI
Meagher W. F., Ill Gearv
Megelin William, 499 Halght
Meier Joseph, 827 Pacific
Mf rani Emilio, 1417 Dupont
Merle L. V. A Co., 616 Kearny
Meyer Albert, 134 Eleventh
Meyer August, 2126 Fillmore
Michael Gustave, 132 Third
Mletz Ferdinand, 213 Twenty-eighth
Miller Frank J.,405?i Natoma
Mnier M. 4 Co., 2133 Mission
milhouse John Jr., 908)4 FolsoB
Moller Conrad, 340 Fourth
Mollov Michael, 239 Thirteenth
Moloney Patrick E., Iii3 Fifth
Monaghan Patrick, 1509 Foleom
Monnln John B., 2947 Sixteenth
Moore John, 1032 Folsom
Moore Richard, 922 Howard
Moore <fc Murphy, 138 Sixth and 1226
Market
Moroney John, 753 Brannan
Morris Abraham Mrs., 322)^ Third
Morris Oscar, 50 Third
Movnihan Lawrence, 310 Seventh
MuUer Frank, 242 Sutter
Nagel Jacob, 36 o'Farrell
Nass Andrew, 261 Fourth
Neilson John, '.2 Howard
Nelligan William H., 303|^ Fifth
Nicholson Willlum, 1040 Folsom
Nolan P. F. & Sons, 812 Market
Nolan & De6cal^o, 11 Third
O'Brien Edward, 410 Grove
O'Connell Jeremiah P., 325 Bush
O'Donovan Martin, 1114 Pierce
O'Gradv John, 1921 Hyde
O'Hanlon James F. <fe Co., 10 Mont At
Ohm Frederick, 430 Folsom
Pahl Richard, 324 Kearny
Pardlnl M. Eugene, 6o4 Washington
Parson Andrew, 1603 Leavenworth
Paueon Henry, 517 Paclflc
Peck John, 20 Montgomery At
Pellissler F., h39 California
Pera Francisco, 413 Broadway
PervarieSeraphin,706 Montgomery Ar
Peterson Peter, 480 Jessie
Pfeitler Frederick, 220 Leavenworth
Plogott 4 Co., 1207 Market
Plath Theodore. 315 Stockton
Plaza Stores, 706 Kearny
Pope Charles W., 506 Market
Porcella G., 1720 Stockton
Potsmlth Charles, 422 Post
Pringle Gilbert, 1015 Market
Quandt Gustav, 527 !4 Sacramento
Qulnn Daniel, W s Church, nr Twenty-
eighth
Qulnn John, 208 First
Quinting <t Struckman, 528 Montgmry
Radford Thomas, 7 Spring
Radtke Theodore. 349 Fourth
Rafetto Louis, 623 Broadway
Rasmussen Niels, 401,^ Sutter
Rasmussen Peter, 232 Third
Repenn Frederick, 521 Sacramento
Rethv George, 9*3 Market
Reubold Michael, 312 Bush
Rieu John, 187 Jessie
Rice Abraham, 521 Hyde
Rlsl Alois, 806 Greenwich
Robltscher Samuel. 1210 Stelner
Rogers Hermann, 1315 Stockton
Rohde Brothers, 509 Jackson
Rohrbacher George M., 89 Ninth
Rosenberg Benjamin, 33 Eddy
Rosenberg Samuel, 972 >^ B'olsom
Rosenblum Bros., 404 Haves
Rosenb'um Philip, 207 Sixteenth
Rosengarden .A., 108 Grant Av
Rosenthal Bros. & Co., 132 Port and
1418 Poll;
Rosenstein Jacob, 145 Ninth
Ross Alexander, 503 Hayes
Ro.«B John, 262 Jessie
Ross Otto, 50 Seventh
Rudene August, :J7 Pacific
Rnnge Frederick P. J., 1120 Taylor
Russell John B., 704 Market
Sablatschan John, 810 Laguna
Sehade August, 517 Valencia
Schau Arthur, 1939 Mission
Schau Max, 131 Second
Scheer Henry, 1419 Mason
Schlos.'s Solomon, 248 Sixth
Schnielzer Frederick, 1 Trenton
Schmidt Matthias 1.32 Pacific
Schmidt Otto, 432 Pacific
Schm tt John G.,203 Montgomery Av
Schneider Charles, 416 Folsom
Schneider Henry, 423 O'Farrell
Schocker Henrv, 102 Clay
Schroder John G.. 669 Howard
Schultz William, 622 Capp
Schwaitz Adolph, »10 Kearny
Schwerdt Peter. 1.52 Eddy
Score James, 510 Bryant
Selleck Jacob, 927 Market
Sheehan & Son, 360 Third •
Siefke Ferdinand, 240 Sixth
Sless Jacob, 1137 Mission
Slatterj' Dennis, N s T wenty.«lghth, nr
Dolores
Slml Adolph, 318 Broadway
Smiley James, 1023 Howard
Smith Henry, 539 PaclHc
Smith James W., 909 Eighteenth
Soldati Felix, 1127 Dnpont
Spadler Peter, 1632 West Mission
SUib Conrad, 932 Folsom
Steele James B., 1933 Union
Stein George H., 3 Washington
Sternberg Samuel, 532M Bush
Stephens Patrick, 905 Brvant
Stlevler Jacob, 212 Pacific
Strauss Moses, 241 O'Farrell
Strohmeler Joseph, 519 Bnsh
Strozynskl B., 1004 Valencia
Stud wick Joseph E., 206 Fifth
Sudrean Jean, 222 O'Farrell
Sullivan John T., 20 Fonrth
Sullivan William, 1424 Washington
Thibault Cleophls, 831J4 Pacific
Thomann Jacob, Filbert, nr Fillmore
Thonett John, 134 Pacific
Thorne & Rowe, 129 Sixth
Thumler Charles, 28 Turk
Thumler Christian, 6 Sacramento
Thumler Henry, 28^ First
Tobin Patrick, 346 Tenth
Toomey James, 259 First
Travers Domlnlck, 396 Sixth
Unverzagt .August, 210 Brannan
Utschlg Adolph, 11 Geary
UTSCHIG JOHN, 326 Bush
Vercoutre Charles L., 1514 Stockton
ViUemeur Joseph, 4 Summer
Vogel Charles, 502 Post
Walsh E.lward J., 3246 Mission
Walsh James, 218 First
Walsh Jerome, 445 Twentieth
Walsh John. 2i Seventh
Walsh Michael, 27 Third
Wax Paul, 711 Sutter
Weber F. C, 621 California
Weber G. <fe Co., 625 Commercial
Webster John, 106 Steuart
Webster Thomas, 623 Howard
Wedel John M.. 5 Qulncy PI
Wetz John, 426 Third
White Matthew, 527 Commercial
Wienberg Charles, 957 Folsom
Wlldgans George, 3016 Mission
Wilkinson William, 1212 Polk
Wittenberger Herman, 8 Tavlor
Wittfeld Arnold, 418K Larkin
W^olf H. & Brother, 208 Sixth
Wolfarth John M., 1322 Pacific
Wolir Jacob, 615 Montgomery Av
Worsley Peter, 225 Sixth
Zabel John D., 518)^ Geary
Zasche Joseph, SW cor Bnsh and
Webster
Zschlesche Christian, 1422 Dupont
Borax.
American Borax Mining Co., 2.30 Mont
Harmony Borax Mining Co., 121 Mkt
Nevada Salt and Borax Co., 310 Pine
Paclflc Borax, Salt and Soda Co., 230
Montgomery
San Bernardino Borax Mining Co., 106
Leidesdorff
Smith Julius P., 59 Nevada Block
Teels' Marsh Borax Mine, 230 Mont
Bottle Dealers.
(See also Junk Dealers.)
Borella A. 4 Co., 1136 Howard
Brvson Cvrus W., 527 Fonrth
BURNS 1. n. & CO., 50-68
MarKet
Ftke & Norton, 740 Pacific
Mever Julian, 1636 Mission
Miller & Waugh, 453 Natoma
Pldwell C. J. A 6>., 207 Davis
Revert A., 444 Fifth
Bottlers.
(See also Ale and Porter.)
Boca Brewing Co., Berry, bet Fifth
and Sixth, branch oftice 225>4 Mont
Brown Charles H., Walnut Av, bet
Laguna and Octavia
Chicago Brewing Co., SW cor Brannan
and Eighth
Deucher & Kalben. 108-110 Jackson
Druesdom John, 1811 Mason
Gehret C. A Co., 809 Geary
Goeppert George A Co., NE cor McAl-
lister and Franklin
Goldberg Wm., 1730 Eddy
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manofactorers of Show Cum
and Storo Fixtures.
37 Met St.
en IDCC rVTDA nDVi'''°"**'*°*^''*='*"°^^*'"P"^*«"*'»*^^''o™lARPAD HARASZTHY A CO.,
miLlrOL LAInH Unit France to this country, but without Bwndy. j 630 WASHINOTON STEEET.
BOW
1293
BRI
Hetlniich George J., 708 Hayes
Holle Jacob, SE cor Twentieth and
York
lp»en Emll, 520 Sixth
Lang Brothers, 1318 Scott and 639 Cali-
fornia
lanp A Hall, 1818 Kills and 775 MlBslon
Hetiler Hermann, 2110 Taylor
Eonchniann Charles, 120 Shotwell
Bchulz & Schneider, W e Stevenson, nr
Eighteenth
Sorenson, Bunker <fc Co., 1839 Mission
"Wleland L. F., 5 Cedar Av
Bowling: Alleya.
Chlelovlch E. & Co., 877 Market
Kahn Joseph, 416 Pine
Meyer & Bush, 220 Grant Av
Taschner Hugo, 312 Chestnut
Box Brand*.
GREENLEAF J. L., 405 Front
Hoflman <fe Co., fi08-fil0 Sacramento
MohrlK & Frank, 252 Market
RIDLEY A. E. <& CO., 823
Front
SCHENK CHRIS. & CO., 423 Wash
fiCHMIPT LABEL AND LITHO-
GRAPHIC CO.. 21-31 Main
J. li. GREEKiLEAF,
Manufacturer of
BOX BRANDS
Siencil Plates,
Screw Press Brands, Etc.
405 FRONT ST.
ARTISTIC DESIGNS
IN
BOX BRANDS
BT
ScMidt Label anfl Litliogjapliic Co.
21-31 MAIN STREET.
B03C 3M[alier8— Clears.
California Cigar Box Co., N a Berry,
nr Fourth
Korbel F. & Bros., SW cor Bryant and
Fifth
Waldsteln Abraham, Berry, nr Sixth
Box Slakers — Fancy and
Jewelry.
Lochbanm A. H. Jr., 134 Slitter
MUHS ANTOIVIO, 208 Sutter
PHELPS & HILLEK (Importers) 120
Sutter
KadluB Liidwtg, 538 California
Wcnipe Bros., 573 Market
Box makers— Paclilnir>
HOBBS, AVALL & CO., 314-324 Spear
Myers & RacoulUat, w s Ninth, nr
Harrison
Tmckce Lumber and Box Mnfe Co
243-251 Berry
Unlnn Hnx Factory, 114-124 Spear
WESTON CHARLES W,,
(tjrape and birry) 211 Mission
WALL & CO.
Box Maniilacturers
314-324 SPEAR ST.
ALL KINDS OF BOXES ON HAND
And made to order.
ProprletorRKIk Rivermils
Crescent City.
Otar Spruce for sale In quantities to
suit. Redwond cargoes sawed
tosrder. Office of steamer Oescent
City, for Crescent City.
Box Makers— Paper.
Bayley Robert, 410 Sansome
FlelBhhacker A. <t C... 532 Market
Thiebaut Charles, 765 Mission
Union Paper Box Factory, 38 Market
Walzman Max, .5.39 Market
WARREN ALFRED, 533 Geary
Wempe Bros., 573 Market
Box makers— Tin.
(See also SUntes and Tinware.)
Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, 225-229
Market
MONTAGUE W.W. & CO., 309-317
Market
TAY GEORGE H. & CO.,
614-618 Battery
Braids.
Brown <fc Metzner agents Gold Medal
Braid Co., 535 Market
GOFF D. & SONS, 617-619
Market
Yates & Hunter, 537 Market
Brand IHannfactarers.
(See also Stencil Cutters.) >
GREENLEAF J. L.
4U5 Front
Ridley A. E. & Co., 323 Front
SCHMIDT LABEL AND LITHO-
GRAPHIC CO., 21-31 Main
WOOD GEORGE M. & CO., 211 Sutter
Brass Founders.
Baud Frank, 522 Fnlton
DAY THOMAS & CO. aim-
ited) 222 Sutter
Garratt W. T. <fe Co., 138 Fremont
GLOBE BRASS AND BELL FOUN-
DRY, 137 Beale
Greenberg's M. Sons, 205 Fremont
Maglstoochl Tobias, 105 Fremont
Roylance BrassMnfy, J.,411>^ Mission
Sturh & White, 423 Mission
TAY GKORGE H. & CO.,
614-618 Battery
Union Brass and Iron Works, 105 Fre-
mont
WagstaflT Thomas H., 375 Sanchez
WERD A KINGWELL, 125 First
WHYTE & DE ROAIE, 137
Beale
Brass Goods.
Bush A Mallett, 34 Gearv
Dalzlel A Moller. 415 Mission
Day Thomas & Co. (llniiteil)222Sutter
PATTISON E. A. & CO., 308
Stockton
WOODIN & L.ITTI.E, 509-511
Market
California, Henry Schulte, cor Bryant
and Twenty-sixth
Chicago Brewing Co., 1420 Pine
Enterprise, F.HlliebrandtA Co., 2019
Folsom
Fredericksburg (San Josfi, Cal.) office
639 California
Golden City, G. Brekle, 1431 Pacittc
Hayes Yalley, Bose k Jurgens, 512
GroTe
Hlbemla, Matthew Nunan, S ( How-
ard, bet Eighth and Ninth
Jackson, W. A. Frederick <t Co., 1428
Mission
Lafayette, A. Anstett k. Co., 725 Green
Lemp's Western (St. Louis, Mo.) office
427 Jackson
Milwaukee, Lurmann & Co., 612-616
Seventh
NATIONAL BREMaNQ CO.. BE cor
Fulton and Webster
North Beach, Joseph Schwari, NE cor
Powell and Chestnut
Pacific, Fortmann <fe Co., 271 Tehama
PHILADELI'HIA, John Wieland
Brewing Co., 228-240 Second
Phoenix, T. J. Kirby, 528 Noe
Railroad, Frederick Schuster, 426 Va-
lencia
San Francisco Stock 'Incorporated) SE
cor Powell and Francisco
South San Francisco, A. Waldenmear
& Co., NW cor Paraguay and Ball-
road Av
St. Louis, L. Waechter, 1524 Paciflc Av
Union, HennlngThode,:ffi6 Clementina
United States, F. Kronenberg & Co.,
S 8 Fulton, bet Franklin and Gough
Washington, Claus Wreden & Co., SE
cor Lombard and Taylor
Willows, Otto Fauss & Co., SE cor
Nineteenth and Mission
1st Premium Awarded
— AT —
MECHANICS' INSTITUTE,
FOR 1885,
For BEST LAGER BEER
Manufactured on the Paciflc Coast.
Country Orders promptly attended to.
Bottled Beer a Specialty.
NATIONAL BREWING CO.
SE cor. Fulton and Webster Sts.
E. A. PATTISON & CO.
FENDERS,
Andirons, Fire Sets,
Coal Hods, Cuspidores,
Tables, Easels, etc.
808 STOCKTON 8T.
WOODIN & LITTLE,
609-511 Market Street.
Brass and Plumbers' Goods for all pur-
poses. Hose, Lawn Mowers, etc.
Breweries.
Albany Brewing Co., 71-75 Everett
Albion, J. Hanilyn Burnell, S s Corea,
bet Santee and Tallapoosa, office
519 Sacramento
Bavaria, Mary Frauenholz, Montgom-
ery Av, bet Vallcjo and Green
Boca Brewing Co. (Boca, Cal.) S s Berry
bet Fifth and Sixth, branch offica
225H Montgomery
Broadway, Jacob Adams, 637 Bdwy
Brewers' materials.
Abramson, Bacon & Heuniscb, 116
Battery
Bach Charles, 535 Sacramento
Bauer J. C. <fc Co., 632 Sacramento
Herrmann <fe Co., 313 Sacramento
Lux F. A., 319-321 Sacramento
Neis Phil. & Co., 415 Sacramento
Watson & Co., 122 Market
Brick manufacturers.
(See also Fire Srick.)
Bender Brothers, Third Street Wharf
Cement Brick Company ot California,
402 Montgomery
Mallon Patrick, Berry, nr Third
O'Connor James J., 310 Montgomery
PATENT BRICK CO., 412 California
Piper Jerome B. (estate oO 7 Clay
Remillard Brick Co., East, bet Broad-
way and Pacific
Roberts & Davis, SW cor Beriy and
Third
Sacramento Brick Co., SW cor Third
and Berry
San Jo^6 Brick Co., S. P. 0. RR. WTiarf
Patent Brick Co.
PHILIP CADUC, PrsBldent.
Office, 413 CaUfornia St.
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
mannfitcfurer of erery 4ie«ieripHon of
PASSBNaEB, STREET AND FREIGHT OARS.
48 to SV Beale Street. Kau Vranelseo.
— ■ .^^^ ImUamm S. U^AlrAr 421-427 Narket St. Agricultural Imple«J
TrUITian; ISnani & nOOKer. ments, Wasons, steam JCmsinea.
BKI
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BEO
ESTABIilSHED ISTT.
INCORPORATED 1883.
^^^ PAID UP CAPITAL, $100,000. ^@
CONTRACTORS of PUBLIC WORKS
— DESIC3-25r Ji^lSrJD BTJIIjX)
HIGHWAY AND RAILWAY BRIDGES,
VIADUCTS AND IRON TRUSS ROOFS,
PIERS, DOCKS, AND WHARVES.
J. Mcmullen, President. M. J. MERTENS, Vlce-Pres. and Treas.
GEO. W. CATT, Engineer.
OFFICE: 42 MARKET ST., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Correspondence solicited.
QD
BriclElayers.
((S«6 alio Contractors.)
Duncan JohnM. (ranges) 1136 Mission
Hock T., 516 Kearny
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
McGuire Bartholomew, 314 Mont
O'SulUvanD., 330 Pine
Spaulding Madison, 1123>^ Market
Thornhill Thomas A., 35 Post
Wagner Jacob, 516 Kearny
Bridge Builders.
AMERICAN BRIDGE AND
BUILDING CO., 22 Cali-
fornia
CAl.II<^ORNIA BRIDGE CO.
22 California
Eckert H. F., 432 Montsromery
Hallidle A. S. (wire) 327 Market
McCann R. W., 406 Tenth
McMABON B. & SON, 22
Howard
Paclflc Bridge Co., office 4 California
Pactflc Construction Co., 258 Market
SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE
CO., 42 Market
Standard Iron Bridge Co., 253 Market
Britannia TVare.
Ackennan, Block & Co.. 13-19 Front
Davis Bros., 718 and 1234 Market, and
419 Kearny
Davis Bros., Bergmann <fc Co., 10-16
Sutter
Lundy Thomas, 7-9 Third
Nathan B. <fc Co. , 126-130 Sutter
Sanderson <fc Brother, 310 Battery
Straus J. & Co., NB cor Battery and
Pine
Swain R. A. & Co., 16 Post
Wnx & FINCK, 818 Market
Brokers— Bullion.
PolHtz Edward, 403 Montgomery
Relchling F.,404 Montjronierv
S Eli BY 81»1EL.TING AND
LEAD CO., 416 Montgomery
Sutro & Co., 408 Montgomery
Br oKers - Commercial,
Baird Andrew, 438 California
Berl Harry, 405 California
Dnperu Numa, 421 California
Mauheim, Staples & Co., 217 Sansome
Merle C. F., 116 California
WELCH & CO.. 109 California
Brokers— Custom House.
(See Broken — Ship and Ouatom
Hotue.)
Brokers— Druff.
Steele James G. & Co.. 635 Market
Brokers— General.
(See also General Agents.)
Angftll Andrew J., 425 Montgomery
Balrd Andrew, 438 California
Berl Harry, 405 Calltornia
Blow Alfred W., 415 California
Boas J., 420 Montgomery
Bowman George F., 440 California
Bremer \V. H., 310 Sacramento
Brown R. G., 420 California
Bunster Arthur, 39 Sutter
Clerc Raoul, 63 Merchants' Exchange
Elliott Richard, 44 Merchants' Bxch
Flnley J. K. & Co., 915}^ Market
Fisher S. A., 207 Sansome
Franklin Julius L., 652 Market
Girdwood, Housman & Co., 402 Mont
Hellmann A. C, 308 California
HerlnghiB.,330 Pine
Hill George A., 634 Market
Hooke George H., 202 Market
Hurney John F.,605 Clay
Houston W. J. & Co., ifi Front
Jeflfray William, 204 California
Jones, Reed & Co., 306 Sacramento
Keesing Henry B.. 4:15 California
Lee William G., 214 California
Lorentzen A. P., ny^ Steuart
Mackay D. C, 408 California
Manheim, Dibbern & Co.,2l7Saniomo
MrCormick F. H., 109 California
Neville E. H., 22 Montgomery
Page Bros., 302 California
. Parker, Wood <fc Co., 501 Front
Pike Charles W., 22 California
Polack Samuel, 516 Kearny
Pollltz Edward, 4U3 California
Schreiber J., 631 Mission
Schuller A., 106 Leldesdorfl
Scott James, 405 Front
Shea James, 624 Sacramento
Smiley James, 329 Montgomery
Wyer George W., 425 Montgomery
ZeUerbach & Rltza waller, 606 Sac
Brokers— Orain.
Adler Aaron A., 314 California
Angus <fe Miller, 26 Merchants' Ex
Ballard Duane k Co., 122 Davis
Bassett & Bunker, 400 Front
Berg William, 60 Merchants' Bichango
Bloom Jonas, 220 Sansome
Blum, Baldwin & Girvin, 319 California
Bruy's Sons & Co., 220 Clay
Brooks & Llssack, 435 California
Oofldn 4 Sanderson, 312 Pine
Costigan, Cohen & Co., 203 Battery
Dlngley C. L., 13 Steuart
Earnest J. T. & Co., 202 Sacramento
Erlanger & Gallnger, 304 Davis
Galland Joseph B., 206>^ Bush
Gallego R. C. & Co., 310 California
GEGAN A. F., 302 California
Gerberding Albert, 61 Merchanti*' Ex
Hatch T. H. & Co., 34 California
HobbsF., 218 California
HolcombW. A. & Co., 302 California
Hughes H. & Co.. 123 Calllornia
Jackson R. F. <fc Co., 328 Montgomery
Kahn Maurice, 408 California
Lemmon George, 411 California
May hew H. AUen, 28 Merchants' Ex
McGlauflln Lewis W., 309 California
McKenna i Purcell, 205 Drumm
McNear George W.. 306 California
McPherson W., 28 Merchants' Bxchga
Mehiert Edward, 63 Merchants' Ex
Redington Henrv Wy 308 California
Stauf & Cooper, 415 California
Thompson George M., 328 Montgomery
Wltham Charles B., SW cor Clay and
Davis
rates William H.. 310 California
Terby Henry C, 28 Merchants' Bxch
mm Ins. Co. OF HAETFORD
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,551,954
GEO. D. OORNIN, Manager
WU. SZSTOH, Asst MaaagtL
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
BKO
1295
BKO
Brokers— UoiiB«.
Babin Landry C, 413 Kearnj
Becker B. A., 334 Kearuy
Bovee, Toy <S Co., 1 ) Montgomery
Capen VV. F., 1253 Market
CAPP C. S. & CO.. 638 Slarket
Daly James, 304 Montgomery
Decker 4 Scott. 850 Market
EASTON & ELDRIDGIi;, 618 Market
Gilmore John H., 321 Montgomery
Greenwood <t DeWolf, 8 New Mont
L»ry Marcus B., 432 California
MADISON & BURKE, 401 Mont
31 e A FEB BROTHBAS, 10
MontKomery
McALESTEU & JONES, 422 Mont
Molloy P. C, 133 Montgomery
Ulcol William, 413 Montgomery
Oesterrelcher Louis, 503 California
OuUahan & Grady, 12 Montgomery
Pforr John, 329 Montgomery
Umbsen G. H. & Co., 14 Montgomery
Van Norden Itobert T., 413 Mont
McALESTEB & JONES,
HOUSE BBOKEBS,
Rttnt and Account Collectors
422 MONTOOMKRT.
Pull Charge taken of Property.
Brokers— Inanranee.
Bacon Joseph S.,218 California
Baird Andrew, 438 California
Becker B. A., 334 Kearny
Belden & Cofran, 313 California
Berton George, 313 Montgomery
Blohm Peter, 325 California
Blumberg Julius T., 301 Montgomery
Bockius C. G., 318 California
Bowman Geor ,e F., 140 California
Brookings C. C, 219Sansome
Brown Charles F., 37 Merchants' Ex-
change
BBOWN, CKAIG & CO., 429 CaUfornia
Brunner J. A., 312 California
Burns Aaron M., 423 California
Carlton C. C, 311 California
€arlton H., 3U Calitornta
Carpenter J. F., 423 California
Chalmers Alick, 432 California
Church Thomas R., 220 Sansome
Condon Richard T., 210 Sansome
Conrad & Maxwell, 421 California
Costa Jose, 406 Montgomery
Davis John B. F. <t Son. 429 California
Dreyer Joseph, 210 Sansome
Duke John M., 314 California
Dasenbery E., 210 Sansome
Ei.-felder William, 40.'> California
Figel Arthur, 405 California
Foster C. A., 405 California
Foster G. H., 317 California
Frank Charles, 507 California
Freund Frank M.,209 Sansome
Gardner William J.. 312 California
Greenwood 4 DeWolf. 8 New Mont
Guuther E. W., 63 Nevada Block
GUtBchow C. D. F., 323 Ca'ifornia
Hart Judah A., 210 Sansome
Heard M. E. Miss, 311 California
Huliis <fc Booth, 2222 Mission
Hunt Geo. H.. 209 Sansome
Hunter Stephen C, 315 Calfornia
Irwin Horace D., 405 California
Jaeger A Barry, 1150 Market
Jones E. S.. 324;^ Montgomery
Keesing Henry B., 435 Cttlltornla
Kenna Patrick J. G., 130 Phelan Bide
Kirk W. H.. 434 California
Knocker Charles B., 405 Montgomery
Leavy Charles M., 423 California
Lemont George W., 311 California
Levy S. W. <fe Sous. 108 Sansome
Levey Lewis C.,312 California
Levy M., 312 California
Linforib James A., 324 >^ Montgomery
Lorentzen A. P., 11'^ Steuart
Manheim, Dibbern A Co., 217 Sansome
JMARCUANT R. H. Oi CO.,
430 Montgomery
Marks Eli, 413 Califnnila
Maynard Duncan D., 311 California
M o A F B B BROTHBRS, 10
Montgomery
Melletz George D., 325 Callfornl*
Mills Phllo., 322 California
Mitchell Frank D.. 3U CaiifomU
MltcheU John C, 312 California
Morgenstern Samuel, 325 Calif rnla
Pa'.;e Bros., 302 California
Patek Samuel, 323 Caiifornia
Poiack Samuel, 516 Kearny
Pink Henry, 4 14 Market
Prather John M., 30i California
Raphael Lewis, 402 Front
Ray Timothy W., 40.=> California
Richards James H., 317 California
RIckards Carlton, 311 Caiifornia
Kickards James, 311 California
Rodust Bernard, 307 California
Ruhllng Edward, 325 California
Saulmann Julius, 213 Sansome
SchellF. A., 18 Post
Schmitt B. L., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Schubert Elias, 104 Front
Selling John, 301 California
Severance H. W., 218 California
Steinberger & Kalisher, 24 Sansome
Trlttenbach Jacob, 428 California
Van Alen W. K., 604 Battery
Vassault Ferdinand, 508 Montgomery
Von Luedinghausen 0. W., 312 Cal
Von Bhein 0. F. & Co., 524 California
Wade William M., 214 Sansome
Wegener F. 0., 404 Montgomery
Wichelhauser Sarah Mrs., 301 Cal
WIckes Luther C, 405 California
Wllley C. J.. 405 California
Woodward & Mudgett, 1122 Market
Wulzen John, 209 Sansome
Brokers— Herchandlse.
Abramson, Bacon <ft Heunlscb, 116
Battery
Alexander 0. & Son, 108 California
Angus & Millet, 26 Merchants' Exchge
Baker H. R. & Co., 122 Front
Becht George J., 54 Second
Brown Andrew A., 202 Market
BURNS I. R. Si Co., 60-58
Market
Chadbonrne C. F., 200 California
Cicott Frank X., 406 Market
Durand Joseph A., 400 Battery
Erlanger <fe Galinger. 304 Davl»
Field (fe Stone, 126 California
Fisher George A., 109 California
Foote Frank H., 116 California
Hochkofler Rudolf, 203 Front
Houston W. J. A Co., 16 Front
Hughes H. & Co., 123 California
Ireland William, 121 Caiifornia
Jeffrav William, 204 California
Keys John D., 12 Bush
LawBon F. A., 123 California
Loudon John D., 116 California
Lovell Mansfield, 116 California
Mason Thomas, SE cor Clay and Davis
Mathews H. A., 331 Montgomery
Merle Charles F., 116 California
Pollard William H., 218 California
Severance Henry W., 218 California
Steuart irvme, 218 California
Stewart Jonathan R., 116 California
Teller J. D. P., 116 Callfcrnia
Watson Thomas, 302 California
Wheeler F. A., 128 California
Young Carlos G., 25 Davis
Brokers— MClnlne.
(.See also ACine Owners.')
Balrd A., 438 California
Bates Edward P., 320 Sansome
Dahl B. F., 331 Montgomery
Finlay John, 53 Montgomery Block
GlUespv & Cbilds, 123 California
Gird wood, Housman & Co., 402 Mont
Harris Charles P. <t Co., 319 Pine
Kraner Philip H., 323 Montgomery
Ranlett Horace D., 420 Montgomery
Ravmond Samuel A.. Wi Montgomery
Russell Ell F., 3^28 Montgomery
Sheldon N. P., 3-20 Sansome
Wand Thomas N., 6i8 Montgomery
Wlllard W. P., 62 Nevada Block
Wilson John D., 331 Montgomery
Brokers— Mlninar Stocks.
Amiraux Peter, 419 California
Anderson Charles E., 318 Pine
Armstrong J. L., 314 Montgomery
Armstrong J. L. Jr., 314 Montgomery
Atkinson Thomas T. & Co., 3.37 Pine
Bauuan William ACo. ,316 Montgomery
Barrett <fe Jones, 323 Montgomery
Bernhard Joseph, 404 Montgomery
Bourne John B., 12 Leldesdortf
Bousfleld William C., 409 California
Brooks & Llssak, 435 California
Burling James W., 419 California
Cahill E. & Co., 406 Montgomery
Coffin (fe Sanderson, 312 Pine
Cogan James, 401 California
Coleman James V., 42 Nevada Block
C .leman & Wattles, 307 Montgomery
Crocker <fe Suydum, 327 Pine
Dahl B. F., 3;u Montgomery
Dinsmore R. & Co., 228>^ Montgomery
Duncan William L., 304 Montgomery
Duperu Numa,42l California
Edwards <fc Co., 316 Montgomery
Fox Charles W., 318 Pine
Fox & Watson, .339 Pine
Frank Samuel. 329 Pine
Franks Frederick & Co., 314 Mont-
gomery
Gauthier E. & Co., 3.30 Pine
Gillespy A Cbilds, 123 California
Glllon James, 318 Pine
Goldman 4 Co., 306 Montgomery
Gray, Norwood & Co., 337 Pine
Greenbaum L., 326!^ Montgomery
Greene & Co., 304 Montgomery
Greenebaum & Straus. 2:12 Mont
Grossmayer M. H., 219 Sansome
Gurnett A. G., 308 Pine
Hadley & Doud, 326 Pine
HallM. P., 326 Pine
Harris Charles P. <t Co., 319 Pine
H -Ibing August, 403 California
Hellman A. C, 303 California
Herlnghl Bernardo. 330 Pine
Herman Martin, 324 Pine
Herzberg Isaac, 238 Montgomery
Hlckox George C, 43 Merchants' Bx-
change
Hirshfeld Charles, 316 Pine
Hooker R. C, 336 Pine
Horn Robert G.. 337 Pine
Hughes E. A. N., 313 Montgomery
Hussey Frank A., 238 Montgomery
Ives* Co.,324Plue
Jackson R. F. & Co., 328 Montgomery
Jones & Norwood, 320 Pine
King Joseph L., 318 Pine
King Homers. & Co., 314 Pine
Kullman & Co., 313 Montgomery
Laing 4 Buggies, 329 Pine
Lebatard M., 436 Montgomery
Llchtensteln Benjamin .M.. 210 Mont
Liebermann Theodore, 326 Pine
Loomis Samuel L., 318 Montgomery
Mackay Duncan C, 408 California
Maddox C. H. & Co., 412 California
Marshall Louis, 304 Montgomery
Martin Minor S., 316 Montgomery
Marye George T. & Son, 234 Mont
Maynard John H., 315 California
Moroney Paul & Co.. 318 Montgomery
Neville Ernest H., 22 Montgomery
Nuttall J. R. K.,4U California
Noble H. H. <fe Co.. 307 Montgomery
O'Connor Thomas, 304 Montgomery
Otis & Co., 318 Montgomery
Peckham E. P., 327 Pine
Perry John Jr., 413 Montgomery
Phlpps Alfred B.,226 pina
Behtisch 4 Co., 316 PIqe
Rich Bernard. 316 Montgomery
Rogers Robert F., .330 Pine
Rose Louis S., 406 Montgomery
Schmitt J. L. & Co., 6 Merchanta'
Exchange
Shinn Howard H., 318 Pine
ShotwellE. E., 318 Pine
Smiley James. 329 Montgomery
Smiley Thomas J. L., 314 Montgomery
Stauf & Cooper, 415 California
Stein Daniel, 435 California
Stevenson Robert, :i3l Montgomery
Strauss Edgar, 329 Pine
Susmann & Dixon, 318 Montgomery
Sweet Henrv A., 3;il Montgomery
Tobin Richard C., 314 Montgomery
Turnbull W. & Co., 233 Montgomery
Uhl George, 314 Montgomery
Utter Frank W., 113 Leidesdorff
Van Wvck Henrv L., 308 Pine
Wakefield S. B. & Co., 322 Pine
Whltelv T. 4 Co., 314 Montgomery
Wood 4 Wattles, 323 Montgomery
Woods Frank H., 323 Montgomery
Wright William H., 337 P.ne
Wver George W., 425 Montgomery
Zadlg. WoUberg & Co., 306 Mont
Brokers— Money.
{^Dealers in United States, Stale,
County, Etc., SecurUies.)
Beattv Samuel G., 314 Montgomery
"Blow A. W., 415 California
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 83.
PRINTERS, ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE 1.ARGHST BUSINESS
OF ANY AMERICAN COMPANY.
BKO
1296
BUR
Boas Judah, 420 Montgomery
BnrneniaiiD & Salinger, 422 Mnntgmry
fBoasfleld William C, 409 California
i'Sowman Geo. F.. 440 California
Coffin & Sanderson. S12 Pine
Cogan James, 401 Calif onla
Conn Solomon S., 428 Mrontgomery
Fisk Asa, 240 Montgomery
Franklin Julius L., 652 Market
«-(;ro!:smaver W. H., 219 Sansome
i-Hickox Geo. C, 43 Merchants' Ex
Kaufman Cbarles H., 307 Montgomery
«'Keesing Henrv B.. 435 California
LitUe John T., fil8 Market
*McCombe John, 402 Montgomery
McGregor David, 22 Montgomery
Neville Ernest H., 22 Montgomery
'•Nicholson John H.. 410 Cal fomla
Nuttall J. R. K., 411 California
Oppenheimer & Salinger, 422 Mont
*Perrv John Jr.. 413 Montgomery
PolUtz Edward, 403 California
''■Rose Louis S., 406 Montgomery
'■Russell Edwin, 330 Pine .
Shepard Edward A., 436 Montgomery
Smith Ferdinand, 316 Montgomery
'■Stein Daniel, 4:?5 California
i'Sutro <fe Co., 403 Montgomery
Tobin Richard C, 314 Montgomery
'■VVelhe August, 400 Montgomery
♦Woods F. H., 32S Montgomery
Brokers— Note.
Angell Andrew J., 425 Montgomery
Baird Andrew, 438 California
Beatty Samuel G., 314 Montgomery
Blow A. W., 415 California
Boas Judah, 420 Montgomery
Bousfleld W'illlflni C, 409 California
Brown R. G., 420 California
Damon J. E.,436 Montgomery
Fisk Asa, 240 Montgomery
Hellman A. C, 308 California
Kaufman C. H., 307 Montgomery
Lacy Henrv, 321 California
Little John T., 618 Market
McCombe John. 402 Montgomery
Oesterreicher Louis, 503 Culifornia
Perry John Jr., 413 Montgomery
Raum John M.,436 Montgomery
Russell Edwin, 330 Pine
Shepard Edward A.. 436 Montgomery
Wade William M., 214 r
BroUera— Pavm.
Abrahams Lewis. 13 Keamv
Abrahamson S , 515 Montgomery
Aronson G. 4(0., 126 Kearny
Attel Marks, 225 Third
Brock J., 718 Washington
Coleman Andrew, 41 Third
Coleman <fc Son. 37 Sixth
Collins S. H., 227 Kearny
Davis A. & Son, 411 Kearny and 1156
Market
Franklin M. J. & Bro.,225 Grant Av
Franklin Noah J., 1106 Market
Gelstllch William, 261 Third
Gibbon E. F., 625 Kearny
Goldberg Max, 53S KeHrny
Goldstein Henry, 664 Howard
Goodman Abraham, 414 Kearny
Hanak Jacob, 610 Kearny
Hirschfeld Julius H., 510 Kearny
Hyman W., 16 Kearny
Jacobs Abraham, 613 Pacific
Jones Mary Mrs., 250 Sutter
Korper Samson, 212 Grant At
Levy E. A. & Co.. 628 Kearny
Levy Isaac D., 647 Washington
Lichtenstein B. H.,221 Kearny and 15
Grant Av
Lichtenstein Edward H., 702 Kearny
Lichtenstein M. H., 617 Washington
Peckerman Simon, ]7>^ Third
Salomon Jacob L., 622 Kearny
Shawl Mark, 107 Third
Simon Esther, 135 Third
Spink & Sons, 7 Fourth
Stern A., 644 Clay
Brokers— Real Estate.
(See Heal Estate Agents.)
Brokers — Skip, Cnstoin
House and Internal
Revenue.
Adams Albert F., 423 Washington
Banch Peter G., 520 Battery
BeUingall & Miller, 508 Battery
Bemhard K., 310 California
Berteaux G. E., 61 Merchants' Ex
Bevfubs Carl, 206 Front
Boden John H. & Co., 504 Battery
Brnntsch 4 Wheeler, 500 Battery
Bunker H. S., 503 Battery
Bdson C. A. A Co., 504 Battery
Gardner A Thornley, 322 Washington
Heise Charles Ed. & Co., 510 Battery
Hessler Charles, 518 Battf ry
Krutmeier & Co., 419 California
INTattoon & Danglada, .502 Batterv
MAYHEW H. B.. 405 Wash-
ington
Nicholson J. C, 214 California
Reed George W., 50^ Battery
Reed William C, 407 Battery
Schleiden Joseph F., 324 Washington
Wolcott Charles P., 520 Battery
Brokers— Skip and Frelfflit.
Bemhard R., 310 California
Beyfuss Carl, 206 Front
Blnnchard M. C. 13 Steuart
Coolidge Joseph A., 10 California
Do^le Robert E., 320 Sansome
Krutmejer <fc Co., 414 California
Lolor Charles P.. 31 Merchants' Exch
Madison Bennett H., 5J^ Steuart
McCormIck Frank H.. 109 California
Schleiden Joseph F., 324 Washington
Sparks William, 7 Mission
Travers W. E., 10 Market
WUson Charles, 308 California
Bronze Ooods.
Davis Bros., 718 and 1234 Market and
419 Kearny
Davis Bros.,Bergmann Aro.,10-16Snt
Day Thomas <fe Co. (limited) 222 Sutter
Gros^e, Lamb & Co., 516 Market
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Nathan TS. <fe Ho. 126-130 Sutter
PATTISON E. A. & CO., 308
Stockton
W. E. LANE,
505 Keaniy Street, corner Calilomia
GAS FIXTURES.
PARLOR ORNAMENTS,
VASES LAMPS,
BRACKETS, Etc.
Repaired and Rebronzed like New.
Established 1860.
Call for Telephone, 315.
Bronze' Poivders. _
Hneter Bros. & Co.,SW cor Second and
Market
Shattuck E. J. & Co., 520 Commercial
Bronze ^Vorks.
Paudler Joseph, 773 Mission
Bronzers and Oilders.
LANE AV. E., 505 Kearny
McCormick John F.,313>^ Sutter
Paudler Joseph. 773 Misflon
Rudgear & Bhepman. 108 i!"lrst
Broom Handles.
Armes George Mr., 119 California
ARAJES & DALLABI, 226-232
Front
Broom makers.
ARMES & DALLAM, 226-232
Front
Copson Benjamin, 322 Davis
Harrison & Dickfi.n. 220 Front
Hubbert W. K.,1922 Howard
Lake & Co., 411 Sacranvnto
Levenson A Brvnn, 205 Front
Mackenzie G. F., 817Gearv
McKinnev John W'.. 1638 Mission
Nagle Harrv M., 21 Davis
I'nlmer A Steers, 217-219 Clay
Simpfion Richard W., 319 Sacramento
Unna Jacob A Co., 157 New Mont
Van De Mark Geo. F. A Co., 406 Clay
A' an Laak Lambert. S s Seventeenth,
bet Howard and Shotwell
Zan & Plancich, 510 Front
Brasli Dealers.
Armes George W.. 119 California
ARMES <b DALLAM. 226-232
Front
Atlantic Brush Co., 510 Montgomery
and 937^ Market
Feldmann L. & Co., Zn Sacramento
Flser Joseph. 310 Sutter
Ftger & Langland, 124 Eddy
Lake A Co.. 411 Sacramento
Lerenson <fe Bryan, 205 Front
Simpson Rlchiird W ., 319 Sacramento
Fnna .lacob & Co., 157 New Mont
WolflTHenry flewelers') 120 Sutt.-r
WILL & FINCK, 818 Market
I.AKE A CO.,
Whnle.eale dealers In
BRUSHES, BROOMS,.
Woodenware, Feather Dusters, Etc.
411 Saoramento St..
Between Battery and Sansome, S. F.
Brush Manufacturers.
Asal Adolf, 1147'^ Mission
Buchanan Brothers, 609 Sacramento
Conklin Thomas C, 1638,'^ Mission
rigor Joseph, 310 Slitter
Figer* Unpland, 124 Eddy
Hnbbert W. K., 1922 Howard
Lake& Co., 411 Sacramento
McKlnney J.hn W., 16.38 Mission
Unna Jacob <t Co.. 157 New Mont
Van Lank William N.,N s Seventeenth,
bet Howard and Shotwell
Builders.
(See Carpenters and Builder*.)
Building: Paper.
ARMES & DALLAM, 226-232
Front
Harrison <fe Dickson, 222 Front
Building: Trimmlngrs.
GRANOLITHIC PAVING CO., 42^
Montgomery
Granolithic Paving Co.
btuaet's patents.
Manufacturers of all kinds of
ARTIFICIAL STONE WORK
Stain ases. Sidewalks, Basements,
Building Trimmings, etc., etc.,
OEFICE: 422 MONTGOMERY ST.
Works : £1-83 Nidth St. , San Francisco.
Buner Makers.
MIXER GEORGE H.(metaUlc) 117-U9
Main
Swift James, 209 Mission
Waas Heury, 720 Minna
Bungrs- Cork.
{See also Corks.)
Abramson, Bacon A Heunisch, 11$
Battery
Watson A Co., 122 Market
Bursrlar Alarms.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
WORKS, 35 Market
ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO.
manulactnrers and contractors. 328
Bush
OAT.IfOliNIA
ELECTIIICIILWOIIKS,
3i^ Market Street.
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
OF ALL DESCUIPTIONS.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fiztores.
37 Market SL
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
Tbe Hlgrhast Grade Champai^ne,
Equal to the Beat.
1 ARPAD HBRASZTHY * CO.,
f 530 washhtoton steht.
BUT
1297
BUT
Bat«Iierit* and Packers'
Suppileo.
MI6NOI.A JOHN, 2420 Post
WILL. & FINCK, 8ia Market
Bnleliera, Cattle - Whole-
aale.
Arnold Benjamin E.,SE cor Valencia
•nd Twenty-third
Brandenstein M.<t Co., office 529 Clay
Churaberlin & Ekliberx, ilVA Cal
Coeu Martin 1'., Manilla, nr Yazoo
Crummey & Hall, S s Honduras, bet
SuKqiiehanna and Ralln.ad At
Derby A Strouse, 1140 Market
Donnelly Dunne <fe Co., office 601 Cal
Dunphy \\m., office .'504 Kearnv
Horn 4 Chauniau. office 604 Kearny
Lawrence 3c Levy, S a Honduras nr
Bail oad Av
Katz Frederick, 94-100 Cal Market
Mlchelssfn, Roth A Co.. office 201-
203 California
Mlll>^r A Lux. office 533 Kearny
MotTat E. <t H., office 23S Kearnv
Oregon Stock and Butchering Co., 202
Sansome
Poly, Hell bron & Co., office 339 Kearny
Salles B. & Co., NE cor Kallroad Av
and Venezui'la
Schoenfeld Jacob, office 331 Kearny
SchH-eitzer J. <fc Co., 519 flay
Shrader A. J., Honduras, nr Kentucky
Silverbprg Simon, 320 Stinsome
Url Felix & Co.. 20S. F. Market
Welby Charles W., 320 Sansome
Batchers, Hos — Wholeaale.
Andrews Oliver, St. Thomas, nr Platte
Arnold Bi-nJ. E.,SEcor Twenty-third
and Valencia
Brandenslein M. & Co., office 529 Clay
Brown Benjamuii W.. 221 Front
Donnelly, Dunne & Co., office 601 Cal
Johnson J. G. * Co., S s Honduras,
nr Kentucky
MlchelsKen, Roth <fc Co., office 201-
203 California
MuUaney Michael, B s St. Thomas, nr
Platte
O'Brien John J., Manila, nr Susque-
. hanna
'Began CSsSt. Thomas, bet Savan-
nah and Platte
Eoach Michael E., Ss St.Thoma8,bet
Savannah and Platte
Schenkel Peter, N s St. Thomaa, bet
Savannah and Platte
Bntcliera, Sheep — liTliole*
aale.
AVY BUGBNK, office 330 Sau-
Borae
Alleq Eugene, office 320 Sansome
Bramlensttin M. & Co., office 529 Clay
Bruwn & Drapei , St. Thomas, nr Raii-
ruad Av
Crummey <fe Hall, S § Honduras nr
Railroad Av
Donnelly, Dunne & Co. office 601 Cal
Levens B. ,\V. Jr., S s St. Thomas, bet
Railroad Av and Susquehanna,
office 411)^ Calltornla
Miller A Lux, 533 Kearny
Pegulllan Emil, St. Thomas,bet Savan-
nah and Platte
Polv, Ileilbron & Co., office 339 Kearny
Silverberg Simon, office 320 Sansome
Url Felix 4 Co., 20 S. F. Market
Bntchei
kll.
Adams George E., 173 Sixteenth
Adrian Frank T., 5-6 California Market
Airev H. J., SW cor Jackson and Web-
ster
Albers George H., .3407 Geary
Anderson Charles A., N s Lahalna, nr
Penobscot t
Antz Henry, 15-16 Grand Western Mkt
Arnold Benjamin E., SW cor Valencia
and Twenty-third
Arnold Gottlieb, W s Church, nr Twen-
ty-eighth
Astorg Alfonse, 108 Fifth
Astorg Marccliln, 154 First
Baccns Richard T., SW cor O'Farrell
and Mason
Bacher Chariek S., SK cor Clay and
Taylor
Bnllly Bros., 71 California Market
Band Joseph, 700 Valencia
Barnett Thomas, S£ cor Paclflc and
Hyde
Bellocq Pascal. ,W 8 Railroad Av, nr
Sf. Thonios
Bender Jacob, 1020 Howard
Blaut Samuel, U86 Folsom
Bloch & Slegler. 1919 Bush
B")ese Henry J., 512 Davis
BonesKorth Britten. 707 Brannan
Brady A. <fe Co., 209 Sixth
Brauer Henrv, I302Stelner
Brelllng Brothers, 967 Mission
Bruer John, NW cor Railroad At and
St. Thomas
Bunker Robt. F., 74 California Market
Burgin Gustav, 26 Centre Market
Butipenbach Joseph, NW cor Fourth
and Brvaiit
Cabossel John B., 2420 California
Caiileaud & Co., GO California Market
Canavan P. F. & Son. 303 Sixth
Castigllonl Franlj , 1719 Stockton
Cazeaux Jean, 65 Centre Market
Clauss Jacob, 3 Grand Western Market
Connolly William J., 1206 Valencia
Consani Achllle, 111 Sixth
Convev Edwanl. 18;6 Hvde
Corcoran William H., 515 Bryant
Cortelvou EdwaM, Grand Centrol Mkt
Coughlln John J., 1040 Bryant
Cout olenc D. J. , 303 Mont, omery A v
Crummey John T., >' s Butte, nr Ken-
tucky
Dastugue G., 7-9 Paciflc Fruit Market
Davega Edgar J., SW cor Hyde and
Jackson
Decourtieux A. ,27 .''. F. Market
Dalano'Lvsander F., 1145 Folsom
De Luca Gesuldo, 1338 Dupont
Denhord John, 214 Ninth
Derby &Strouse,H38 Market
De Vecchio Albert. 640 Post
Dickerson H'nrv, Junction Market,
Van Ness Av and Oak
Dickson David M., 23.5 Third
Dittes A Haberly, 1604 Geary
Dl Vecchio Emello, 440 Hayes
Dl Vecchio Flore, SW cor Hayei and
Franklin
Dodge Daniel, 151 .Sfeuart
Donohue John, 1120 Brvant
Dorn Samuel P. H.,NE cor Webster
and Ellis
Duane Edward, SE cor Seventeenth
and Sanchez
Eggert Henry, 30 Union
Eiigel Frederick, NE cor Ellis and Scott
Engler Benedict, 227 Fourth
Escnde Gjibriel L., 504 Valencia
Farrell Michael, 424 Fourth
Faiibel .r.ihn. 2423 Sacramento
Fauser Charles, W s Railroad Av, bet
Paracnay and Teneriffe
Fauser John, 121 Guerrero
Fay Andrew, 1.573 Market
Felix Frederick, N t Trinidad, nr
Yazoo
FllUot V. Mrs., 123 «lxth
Fischer Brothers, 702 Turk
Fischer Louis, 1129 Folsom
Fltschen Adolph F., Railroad Av, nr
Servla
Fltschen Otto F., W s Railroad Av, nr
Servia
Flach Joseph, 58S Seventeenth
Flageoilet Henry C, 912 Valencia
Fogartv James, 71 Centre Market
Ford Charles H..2I1 Fourth
Fos Isidore, 1306 Dupont
Fob Joseph, 110 Seventh
Fos Ravmond, 1701 Dupont
Frank Adam, 10 Mission Market
Frank Frederick A., U Franklin
Frelse Paul, 805 Buchanan
Fuchs Nicholas, Grand Central Market
Furlong Joseph, 1504 I'olk
Gaflrney John, 537 Fourth
Gall Frederick G.. NW cor Lasunaand
Post
Cans I. * Co., 745 Mission
Gans Samuel, 7 Grand Central Market
Geantit A.. 16 S. F. Market
Gerhardt Frank J., 1817 Market
Germer John C, 216 Sixth
Glngg Jacob, 44-45 Grand Central Mkt
GIsin Christian E., 843 Valencia
Glenn Martin, 434 o'Fnrrell
Godeau Julius S.. 1404 Dupont
Goebel George, 247 Third
Goedecke Charles L., 1319 Paclflc
Goedecke Louts. 1322 Dupont
Goldmeyer Isaac H.. IfiOO Mission
Goodwin Chas., 15 and 32 Centre Mrkt
Graeber Charles, 2121 Fillmore
Groeschel & Rhelnhold, 1602 Market
Guarraglla & Co., NE cor Dupont and
Union
HaareH. A., 529 Fourth
Halbritter Antoti, 3 Mission Market
Hammond & Brod, 33 Fourth
Hammond & Holmes, 13-14 Grand
Western Market
Hans Julius R., 216 Second
Hanson Fergus, 11 Calltornla Market
Hansen A Mansen, 2t;06 Mission
Harland & Langham, 513 Twenty-
f.urth
Harris Emanuel. 904 Laguna
Hartmann Jacob, (irand Central Mkt
Hartmann Samuel, 703 McAllister
Hartnett Lawrence, 1302 Paclflc
Haub Philip, .502 Slontgomery At
Hayden John, 525 Seventh
Hechhelmer Lee, NW cor Buchanan
and Eddy
Heckman Richard, 1078 Howard
Helms & Brother, 381 Seventeeth
Hermann Benjamin, NE cor Bush and
Franklin
Hertze J. A Co., 5 Centre Market
Hertzell Frank L.. 90 Ninth
Hlldebrand August, 123 Seventh
Hlilard Christopher, 83 Ninth
Hillers Henry, NW cor Guerrero and
Sixteenth
Himmelmann <k Heinz, 1827 Union
Hoare John, 140;» Folsom
Hoffman Louis, 4 Missicn Market
Hofmann & Woenne, 606 Market
Horn J. Herman, 55 Centre Market
Horntmg Charles F., 6 Mission Market
Hubbert & Son, W s Church, nr Twen-
tv-fourth
Hughes John J., 209 Second
Hurley John, Ws Dominica nr St John
Huntemann & H.ijjer 1403 Stockton
Johnson AUiert, 1645 Mis^lon
Jonas M. <ft Co., 1117 Market
Junker Charles, 135 Gough
Junker Frederick, 1005 McAllister
Junker & Ecks, SW cor Fulton and.La-
guna
Kahn Bros., 1515 Geary
Katz Frederick, 94 California Market
Kautfmann Jacob,412 Third and 723
Folsom
Kaufman Charles. 56 Bay City Market
Kaufman Jonas, 613 Post
Kaupert Joseph, NW cor Bryant and
Twenty-fourth
Keane Dennis J., 142 Eighth
Kearney I'eter J., SW cor Mason and
Filbert
Kehoe John W., 123 Ninth
Kelleher David, N s St Thomas, nr Sa-
vannah
Kelly Cornelius, 433 Stevenson
Kellv Manus, 517 Grove
Kellv M. J. <t Co.. 3-4 Centre Market
Kelly Joseph, 1159 Howard
Kelm William H.. 1226 Paciflc
Keuney & Keefe, 8 Metropolitan Mkt
Keves Orson H., 50 Steuart
Klrchner George, W s Railroad Av, nr
Bahama
Kramer Charles, 2410 Bush
Kramer Cornelius, NE cor Bush and
Fillmore
Kramer Louis, 704 Battery
Kurpinskv Paul C, Precita At, bet Co-
lumbia PI and Gunnison A v, B.H.
Lallv Dennis G., 133 Eleventh
LeBert Victor J.. 218 Eighteenth
Lehmann Gottshall,26l6 Bush
Lehiiiaiin & Co , 202 Valencia
Le Maitre Jules, 67 Centre Market
Lewkowitz 4 Shapire, 9;)2 Folsom
Lleb Adam H., SE cor Guerrero and
Twentv-fourth
Lillenthal H., 338 Sixth
Lint C. C, 2306 Howard
Lint Peter F., 1103 Leavenworth
LUitott Charles, 20 Centre Market
Livingston Louis, 514 Hayes
Ltvlmrston Luke, 240 Fourth
Ludeman John H., 214 Gough
Luhrs John, W s Mission Road nr FIt*
Mile Store
Lutz John (\, 135 Oak
Mahlstedt John J., 322 Folsom
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Slannfiactarrr of eTCrr deaorlptton of
PASSBNOBR, 8TRBET AND FREIGHT OaBS.
4M to 60 Bealc Street. Kaat FrauelMO.
STEAM ENGINES AND THRESHING MACHINES.
TBUMAIT, I8HAH & HOOE£&
421-4M7 Market Street,
BUT
1298
CAP
Mallett John H., lOTo Fillmore
Manaels Christoiher, 1536 Dolores
Markel J. L., 1413 Stockton
Martens Frederick, 1903 Geary
Marxen Julius, 2021 Fillmore
Maywald William, SE cor Devlsadero
and Sutter
McCartv James, 323 Third
McDermott James, HE cor Harrison
and Tenth
McEvoT Jof eph, 338 Tenth
McGowan Thomas J., 519 Geary
McMenomv John H., 8 California Mkt
MenetlDl 4 GlovannettI, 244 Fourth
Merkelbach W 12 S. F. Market
Meserth John L., cor Twenty-eighth
and Mission
Meyer & Block, 839 Geary
Mever <fe Akmann, 16 Sacramento
MIchelettI Peter, 311 Broadway
Miller Henry W., nO-'i Bmderick
Miller L. 4 Co., 823 Greenwich
Moreenstem Alfred W'., 9 Berry and
546 Third
Muller Frederick, 43 Centre Market
Mnller John. 13 California Market
Muller Louis, SE cor Third and Minna
Muller A Koenlp 15 California Market
Nelson James. SE cor Sixth and Ship-
ley, ann 55 Grand Arcade Market
Newman Simon, 46 Centre Market
Northmore Samuel, 1520 Folsom.
O'Brien John, T21 Brannan
O'Donnell Brothers, 11.38 Howard
O'Donnell Patrick, 927 Bryant
O'NelU Hugh, Ss Falkland nr Railroad
At
O'Shauphnessy "William J., 5 Grand
Arcade Market, 3277 Mission
Ohlemntz & Bellezer, 1518 Dnpont
Oppenhelmer Ellas, NE cor Grove and
Octavia
Ososke Isaac, 1648 Mission
Ososke Marcus, 328 Fifth
Oswald William, 1012 Pacific
Pardi Antone, 871 Mission
Peterson Henry, 1117 Harrison
Peutz Henrv D.. 1701 Leavenworth
Pfaeffle Henry G.. 1837 Market
Pieperllnp <t WIrlh. 114:5 Union
Pinchon <fe Drouin,SW cor Powell and
Pacific
Powers James D., SE cor Turk and
Pierce
Powers Thomas J.. 138 Haves
Proll Henr\- Jr., SAV cor Larkln and
Clay
Eader Konrad. 56 Centre Market and
13 Pacific Fniit Market
Reaper Jacob, 31 Twentv-elghth
Regan Cornelius, N s St. Thomas, bet
Savanrah and Platte
Regan Patrick, Manil'a nr Yazoo
Riegelhuth Conrad, 432 Third
Roberts A Iverson, 258 Third
Rodolph E. G. & Co., 1-2 Collfomla Mkt
Rohrs & Eagan, SW cor Second and
Bryant
Rosenbaum Herman A., 1 Centre Mkt
Rosenberg Louis, 4 New Metropolitan
Market
Rossi & Son, 515 Broadway
Rothermal A Schneider, 5 Grand West-
ern Market
Runde F. & Co., 2160 Mission
Ryder Robert R.. 305 Buchanan
Salles B. A Co., SE cor Railroad Av and
Venezuela
Samuel W. A Co., 4.SS Twentieth
Savre Roger H., 407 Turk
Scheifler Frank, 300': Mission
Schenkel Peter, St. Thomas nr Savan-
nah
Schmidt Ernest, 5-6 Grand Western
Market
Schmidt Thoma.", NW cor Railroad Av
and St. Thomas
Schneider Louis, 2i04 Polk
Schnetzler Louis, 21 Sixth
Schnitzer Joseph, 231 Eighth
Schrader Bros., 46 Grand Central Mkt
Schrader Jacob, SE cor Geary and Col-
Schreiber Hermann S., 923 Eighteenth
Schuck E. & Co., 310Fr.lsom
Schnltz & Reulein, NW cor Twenty-
fourth and Florida
Schumacher Henrv D., Yazoo nr Man-
illa
I Scully John,. 322 Polk
I Selbel Philip. 59 Washington Market
Seipel Charles, 2?02 Mission
Selig Moses, 315 Sixth
Sevner Jo.';eph.2201 Mason
Sharp A rthurM.,SE cor Kentucky and
Honduras
Sheyer Emanuel, 1009 Howard
Shyne James G., 3:<9 Fourth
Sllverberg Adolph, 1 New Metropoli-
tan Market
Slml Andrew, 127 Sixth
Smith Edward N. A Co., SE cor Polk
Washington
Smith James. 108 Twelfth
Smith John, 115 Ninth
Smith John A.,928.H Harrison
Smith John A., 333 Third
Smith Joseph B., W b Mission nr Ran-
dall
Smith Martin L., 18 Union
Solomon Simon, 1-2 Grand Central Mkt
Starck John <fe Co., 501 EllU
Stark Luke, 529 First
Stelling H. & Brother, 2766 Mission
Stem Louis, ICVto Howard
Stolz Charles. 1103 Folsom
Stolz Philip J., 126 Eleventh
.'strehl Charles. 3 NewMetropolltan Mkt
Stutz Jacob, 52 Washington Market
Taffe William, E e Rjiilroad Av, nr
Manitoba
Tautpbans Peter, 1430 PoLk and SE
cor Folsom and J'irst
Taylor John S.. SW cor Grove and L»-
guna
Terry Llness A., 7 Centre Market
Toepke Frederick, 3^04 Mission
Torre A Morrando, 1522 Dnpont
Tvson A Bill. SE cor Clay and PoweU
Uri F. A Co., 20 S. F. JIarket
Url Isadore, 1220 Powell
Van Housen William. NE cor Ellis and
Larkln
Vincent Brothers, 1604 Polk
Vocke Charles A William. 488 Eighth
Vogel Wm. H., NW cor Fifteenth and
Noe
Voll Henry, C«ntre Market
Wagner Antone P.. 2201 Mason
Wagner <t- Fisher, 627 Btish
Wagner George A Co., cor Manila and
Susquehanna
Wannenniacher A Beutler, 533 Halght
Weber* Co., 1029 Market
Werner Louis, 910 Bryant
AVerner William. 322 Thirteenth
Westpbal John, 1610 Mission
White A Nowlan, 497 Halght
Whitman H., SW cor Union and Ma-
son
Wirkson George, 1 Mission Market
Wieners B. H. <fe Co., 5 New Metro-
politan Market
Wiertitzkv A Smith. 5 Jackson
Wiggin Wm. D. F.. 1S06 Market
Wltzemann A Stalper, 417 East
Wolff William. 511 Pacific
Wuthrich John. 415 Geary
Zeh Louis, Um Dupont
Zeitler Fredertck, E s Mission, bet
Twentv-ninthand Thirtieth
Zerr Gasper, NW cor Clementina and
First
Zlmmer George W., Centre Market
Batter Dealers.
(See Dairy ProdiLce.')
Button BToIe Sfalcers.
Aaron David, 137 Sixth
Coppage John W., 18 O'Farrell
Panroast F. A Co., 765 Mission
Stockmann August, 262 Tehama
Button 9f anufacturers.
Colombat A. Mrs., 108 O'Farrell
Ettlnger Mnrltz, 105 Post
Fromm & Schaefer, .543 Market
NORCROSS * CO., 6 Post
Pasqu&le B., 650 Washington
Cabinet aiakers.
(^ee aUn FvmiUire Manvfartvrert ;
also Oxair Manufacturers.)
Bare Bros., 322 Haves
Chadbourne F. S. * Co.. 743 Market
Davles Shadrach, !0oH Cla^
Erdin Theodore, E s San Bruno Road,
nr Teneriffe
Favilla C. 1513 Stockton
Forbes Alexander J., 213 Mission
Hatch & Weston. 309 Mission
Haussler L. F., 231 Jackson
INDIANAPOLIS FURNITURE CO.,
748-752 Misssion
Indianapolis Mnf:; Co., 642-644 Mission
Kemp J. & Co., 114 Mission
Klemm Charles. 518 Fifth
Knorp A. F., 120-122 Main
Larrabee Charles A., 3a Fell
Long Fredertck A., 208 Leavenworth
Meier George C, 1226 Eddy
Moller Guslav, 1 Webb
Mnller Conrad, 617 Brannan
Paulson <fe Sanders, 421 Joneg
Postel Isaac, 413 Mission
Proff Jacob, 215 O'Farrell
Holland Julius, 1*3 Beale
Sbaw Nathan J., 510 Post
Werling Jacob. 1132 York
Wllkle Andrew. SW cor Mission and
Fremont
Wyman Charles, 1317 Mission
Cables— Submarine and Alr-
r.lne.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
WORKS, 35 Market
EliECTRICAI. SUPPLY CO.
importers and manufacturers, 32»
Bush
CALIFORNIA
[LECTRICALWOeKS,
35 narket Street.
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Cabooses.
Anderson A Tallon, 12 Market
Bucknam E. H. & Co., 22 Steuart
Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, 225-239
Market
MONTAGUE W. W. & Co., 309-3ir
Market
TAY GEORGE H. & CO.,
614-618 Battery
Calcium liisbts.
Ridley A. E. <fe Co., 323 Front
Tm worthy Alonzo J., 917 Union
Calkers.
(See ShipwrigJUs.')
Candle Mlanufacturers.
(See also Soap.)
COLEMAN VF. T. & CO.
(agents) SE cor Market and Main
Mission Soap and Candle Works, office
108 Bnsh
Olcovlch Brothers, 12-14 Front
S«n Francisco Candle Co., office 402
Front
Candy Bfannfacturers.
{See Confectioners.)
Canemaliers.
Ban- .T. D. A Son. 9.32 Market
Barr John D., 323 Bush
CREIGIITON JOSEPH. 136 Eddy
Mever J. G. H.. .320 Kearny
WILL. <& FINXK, 818 Market
Canned Goods.
{See hermetically Sealed Goods.)
Cans — Tin.
Pacific Can Co.. 11.58 Harrison
TAY GEORGE H. & CO.y
614-618 Battery
Cap Slannracturers.
(See aUo Halters.)
Gam Wlll'am, 519 Montgomery
Haskell A Bro., 423 Kearny
MEUSSDOBFFER J. C. A SON, 810
>larket, aftd 223 Montt-'omery
MEUSSDORFFER KONRAD, 15 and
345 Kearny
WASHIUGMFirekCo. ofBostOBi
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,810,273
I GEO. D. OORNIN, Manager
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
CAP
1299
CAR
MKUSSDORFFER MARTIN, NE cor
Montgomery and Biifh and 404
Geary
Rosenbprp G. & Son, 518 Market
White Henry, 614 Commercial
Zobel Jacob, 216 Market
Capitalists.
(.See alto Bankers: also Real Estate.)
Alnsworth George J., Ifi Nevada Blk
Aldrlch W. A., 314 California
Bacon Henrv D., 307 Sansome
Batley William H., 401 California.
Barker Tlmothv l,.,l-6 Market
Barney Thomas R., 40 Nevada Block
Beaver George W., 418 California
Belden Josinh,314 Cdllfdrnla
BIgelow S. C, 314 California
Blair Samuel (shipowner) 13 Market
Bolton .James R., 618 Merchant
Booth Henrv J., 113 Leldesdorff
Borland Archie, 314 Pine
Bowie A. St. J.. 314 Montgomery
Bovd John F.,29 Nevada Block
Burr Ephralm W., 13 Pine
Bvrne John M., 533 Kearny
Campbell John, 330 Pine
Cf-rf Jules, 119 Battery
Chabot Anthony. 328 Montgomery
Channel B. F., 109 Battery
Coleman James V., 42 Nevada Block
Cook Seth, 29 Nevada Block
Coulter George T.,320 Sansome
Cowell James H., ((11 Sansome
Curry John, 419 California
Dean Walter E.. 79 Nevada Block
De Laveaga J. V., 258 Market
He Laveaga M. A., 258 Market
De PflSB James M., 3:<1 Montgomery
De Tocquevllle R., .534»4 California
Donahue Peter J., 81 Nevada Block
Durbrow Joseph, 414 Montgomery
Ewtng Thomas, 327 Pine
Fair James G., 230 Montgomery
Farwell Willard B., 324 Pine
Felton Charles N., 123 California
Flood J. C, 6 Nevada Block
Floyd Richard S., 415 First
Frank Kmanuel M., 21.t California
Freeborn James, 306 Pine
Fry John D.. 326 Montgomery
Galland Abraham, 206'<. Bush
Gamett Louis A., 524 Sacramento
Grannlss Geo. W., 24 Mnntgomery Blk
Grant Geo. E., 123 Market
Graves R. N.,406 Montgomery
Graves WiUiam H., .310 Pine
Gravson George W.. 327 Pine
Hadden Walter J.. 325 Montg'^mery
Haggin J. B., 50 Nevada Block
Hastings S. C, 118 Ph. Ian Building
Havward Alvinra, 224 California
Hi^iler William, 315 Pine
Hoag Wlllinm M., 302 Montgomery
Hobart Walters. ^24 California
Hnbron Thomas H., 401 California
Hopkins Mward.W., 18-20 Phelan BIdg
Hopkins Moses, 18-20 Phelan Bldg
Horstmann Henry, 321 Montgomery
Howard Charles W., 5Ifi California
Howard William H., 523 Montgomery
Hughes Walton G., 3.30 Pine
Jennings James H., 323 Market
Jennings Thomas, 323 Market
King C. H., 2 Montgomery Block
Kirketerp Christian, 204 California
Kyle Thomas, 6as Market
Lazard Freres, 205 Sansome
Lent William M., 62 Nevada Block
Le Roy Eugene, 217 Sansome
Le Rov Georges, 217 Sansome
Levy Herman M.. 4 Nevada Block
Levy Herman M., 206!^ Bush
Llppltl Philip, 121 Sansome
Luning Nicholas, 211 Sansome
Lvnch Jeremiah, :S4 Pine
Miackay J. W., NW cor Montgomery
and Pine
Madison Bennett H., 5^ Steuart
Madden Thomas P.. 120 Phelan Bldg
Martin Henry S.. 411 '-^ California
Martin W. H. ACo.,32 Merchants' Ex-
change
Matthews Henry, 611 Clay
Masten N. K.. fn7.M('ntpomery
Mav Henrv, 42 Nevada Block
Mayne Charlfg. 524 Montsromery
McCrei-ry Andrew B., 211 Sansome
McDonald M. Jasper, 310 Pine
McGary Edward. 310 Pine
McKay David, 429 California
McLean Peter. SE cor Duncan and
Sanchez
Mecartnev Amos, 6 Montgomery At
Melone Drury, 419 CiiMforiila
Merritt Samuel, 22 California
Meyer Charles, 210 Clay
Mever Daniel, 212 Pine
Mills Edgar, 201 Muntgomery
Monnet L., 446 California
Montgomerv Alexamler, 606 Mont
Morris H. .''.. 6-23 Commercial
Morrison William P., 1140 Market
Morrow Robert F., 414 California
Nachtlgall Henry L.. T2fi Washington
Nlckelsburg Moritz, 129 Sansome
Northam E. F., 120 Sutter
O'Nell Richard, 19 Nevada Block
O'Sulllvan Cornelius D., 112 California
Pace James D., 33 Nevada Block
Parrott Tlburclo,4l4 Montgomery
Phelan James, 101 Phelan BuMding
Phelan James D., 101 Phelan Bldg
Phillips Samuel. 21 Merchants' Exch
Pratt Othello, 20^ Sansome
Prt-ntiss S. R., 126 Kenruy
Proctor John, 224 Front
Randolph D. L., 12 Montgomery
Regan William J., 10:) Montgomery
Roblnet Eugene, 411J^ California
Robinson L. L., 320 Sansome
Roeber Chilstophcr, 928 Post
Rosenfeld John, 202 Sansome
Rver Washington M., 401 California
Sachs Louis, SW cor Bush and Battery
Salisbury Monroe, .320 Sansome
Scholle Bros., 324 Pine
Seaton H. H., 328 Montgomery
Sharon Frederick W., 305 Sansome
Sheldon Mark, 11 First
Sherman R. M., 606 Montgomery
Shsr^«od..a0lM'(<h-SO^6«»fo(<BlA
SmUiiTlobert, 330 Pine
Sutro Adolph, 77 Montgomery Block
Swett Daniel, 6 Montgomery Av
Whartenbv .lames, 612 Clav
Williams John N., .320 California
Williams & Bl.'cler, .3-2 > Sansome
Wormser Isaac. 107 Front
Woodward Robert B., 419 California
Wrede Charles, NE cor Seventeenth
and Guerrero
Wrlfiht J. T.. 6 Merchants' Exchange
Capsules.
Abramson, Bacon 4 Heunlsch, 116
Bafterv
CROOKG JOHN J. CO. (New
York) H. F. Marsh agent, 677
Mark3t
Watson <fc Co.. 122 Market
Car Builders.
Carter Bros.. 42 Market
KnorpA. F.. 120-124 Main
HAMMOND JOHN. 42-50 Beale
Car Importers.
WILLIAMS, DIMOND & CO., 202
Market
Car Springs.
Betts Spring Co.. 218 Fremont
Huntington, Hopkins & Co., Junction
Bush and Market
Car IfVheelB.
Hantlngton, Hopkins <fc Co., Junction
Bush and Market
Rlsdon Iron and Locomotive Works,
SE cor Howard and Beale
WILLIAMS, DIMOND & CO., 202
Market
Carbons— Electric T.iBbi and
Batter.T.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC GAS-
LTGHTING C>^ 35 Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC POWER
CO., 35 Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
WORKS. 35 Market
ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION
AND MAINTENANCE CO., 35
Market
ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO.
Importers and manufacturers, 328
Bush
PACIFIC ELECTRO DEPOSITING
WORKS, 35 Market
CALIFORNIA
ELECTRICAL WORKS
35 market Street.
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Card VTriters.
Thorg Sam., 503 California
Cards, Fancy — Mannfaetnr-
ers.
Roberts J. W. & Co., 10 Post
Carpenters and Builders.
(See also Contractors.}
Acker Francis V., 1207 Polk
Adams John G., 3.30 Pine
Alexander I. E., 616 California
Allspaugh Amazlah M., 125,'^ Page
Andersen John, 7S1 Folsom
Andersen Julius, 625 Washington
Anderson Brothers, ^2(y.^ Market
Andressen Henrv, 2610 Mission
Ashme^d G. S., 41 Sacramento
Aver Joseph Y., 9 Hardy
Baldwin James M., 103 Fifth
Baldwin James W., 321 Sutter
Bateman Bros., 330 Pine
Benniitl Reace T., 444'^ Third
Bergfeld Robert, 1521 Dolores
Bergman Frederick 0., 451 Eighteenth
Binet Joseph L., 330 Pine
Boman C. E., 13 Stockton
Bordner Jacob. 611 Mission
Bovver William L., 510 Sacramento
Bow-les Oeorge R. . 223 Post
Bradv Patrick, SE cor Post and Cen-
tral Av
Brav Henry T., 2921 Mission
Brotherton Robert. 439 California
Browell Jeremiah, 727 Montgomery
Brown James F., 6:» Market
Brownrigg AVIUIam J., 524 Castro
Bruce John, 330 Pine
Buckley Cornelius F., cor Chnrcnand
Liberty
Bucklln Albert G., 206 Fourth
Builders' Assu of California, 330 Pine
Burpee & Judson, 330 Pine
Butler Henry C, W s Wool, nr Court-
land Av
Cahalan John L., 23.'^ Laskle
Carr John G., 20 Taylor
CASTAGNIXO «& BRO., 1509
Stockton
Cas.seron Armand, 1720 Pine
Chase William P., 13 Howard
Chick Elwell, 1500 Washington
Chisholm Christopher, 330 Pine
Classen John C. 516 Kearny
Cohane Lawrence, 710 Turk
Commnrv & McDonald, 431 McAUlster
Comstock Merlin, ll.W Mission
Conrad Henry A., 625 California
Conrad William A., 516 Kearny
Cook .lohn. 515 Pine
Courier John P., NE cor Elgbteenth
and Church
Cresraan C. L., Pier 3 Steuart
Crichtcm Peter, 330 Pine
Culverwell Stephen S., 3005 Sixteenth
Daley 4 Elliott, 659 Folsom
Dav "John G.,1M Main
DaV Thomas H., i:« Main
Dehsmore John, 208 Stevenson
Derickson & Melendv, 3:?5 McAllister
De Witt <fe McCausland, 320 Jackson
DIercks Henry, 50 1 Bush
Dovle J. H., 1215 Mission
Drolelte Joseph, N s Twenty-fourth,
nr Noe
Drver Bernard, 330 Pine „
Douglass Thomas A., 2809 Geary
Dutton Jt Kennedy, 537 0'* arreU
Eastman Webster, 182 Perry
Ellien &Scheffauer,'225 Post
EUls Charies A.,SWcor Market and
Valencia
Emery S.S., 423 G"ary
Falconer .lohn, 1120 Harrison
I Fernhof Fred J.. 532 Jones
W. B. BANCROFT & CO,
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
I FINE PRINTING
I FKOM NEW TYPE.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
BROWN. CRAIG & CO., General Agents,
4^9 California StrMt.
CAE
1300
CAR
i=^zor<rEEi^
353 and 355 TEHAMA STREET,
BET. rOUKTH JlSD raTTH ST3., S-A-3iT :FI2,.A.3^CIS00.
We bfg leare to inform onr friends and patrons that vre have opened, in conjunction -with onr CARPKT
CLEANINa WORKS, a firat-class CLEAXIXG AXD DTEIXG ESTABLISHMENT, and are pre-
pared to do work of eTerj description in a superior manner at reasonable rates.
Our Machlner/ in all departments is of the latest .design and patent, and we are enabled thereby to do
the best work in the city. Telephone 3010.
J. SPAULDING- & CO., Prop'rs.
B Washington, nr
Fischer Charles,
Cherry
Fltzpatrlck Arthur G., 516 Kearny
Fletcher WiUiam M.. 2308 Mission
Flood Alexander, KO (ieary
Floyd William ¥., SVZ^i .lessle
Follz & Stilwell, 1437 Bush
Ford George, 312 JacKson
Frichette Louis D.. 106 Washington
Foster George, 819 Church
Gerts 4 Edgar. 17W Sacraraf nto
Gi'-senann Charles, 1723 Mason
Gitsham Charles. 717 Valencia
Glody John, 214 First
Gonveau .John B., 330 Pine
Goiidwin Frank, 521 Turk
Grader Frank J., Cal At, nr Hope
Grant John T., .S30 Pine
Grasshotr Frederick, 1510 Powell
Gray A Stover, 3:W Pliie
Greene Charles B., 330 Pine
Griffin Aiithuny, 9:18 McAlllgter
Gullbert August, 329 Kranciseo
Hamilton Thomas J.. 3 4 .><lxtl»
Hartman Christian J., 827 Sutter
Hastings George A.. 41 E.ldy
Hattleld Samuel, 417 Powell
Hathaway Newton, 1612 Mission
Hermann Otto W., K » Illinois, nr Napa
HiToax Edmond L..1420Twentv-fourth
Hills Sanford M., lllJessle and'842 Clay
Horstmeyer & Thiele, 37 Annie
Hurlbut Reuben P., XV) Pine
Hussey Albion C, T-H Washington
Ingerson & Gore. 3:30 I'lne
Jackson Archibald, 3;« Pine
Jacques I. F., 114 Monteomerr At
Johnson William M., 1713 Sacramento
Johnson J. W., 1402 Stockton
Johnston James, 1910 Fillmore
Judd & French, 1507 Pine
Keenan Hugh, 219 Scott
Kerj Frederick W., 330 Pine
Klahn Auuust. 330 Pine
Klatt Ferdinand. 3:» Pine
Kiev Chris., 103 G^arv
Kluber Joseph, 919 Montgomery
Koch Ottn, 160.5 Folsom
Kregor Wfll.am B., 330 Pine
LalTerty Dennis H., 8 Taylor
Laherty Peter, 713 Turk
Lawrence Jay V., 619 Sacrament*
Leach Marcellus, 63S M«rket
Lewald Leonard, 1419 Larkln
Lewis Louis, 1821 Webster
Little William. 123 Gearv
Logan James F., 212 Ninth
Lott William S. A Co.. 741 Mission
Luger Joseph, 206 Sixteenth
Lynch Michael, 433 Third
Mahoney Brothers, 3:i0 Pine
McCann Richard, :«0 Pine
Ml Cann Eugene, 739 McAllister
McDonald Allan, 1303 Buchanan
McEachren Duncan, E s Prospect At,
nr Lizzie
Mclntyre & Cook. n08 Valencia
McKay John H., 134 Main
McKewan Thomas, 3407 Geary
McLean R. M., 81 » Gearv
Mellrose James W., iftji Devisadero
Merry Thomas. 112 Clav
Mitchell F. A Son, a50 Howard
Mitchell William H., SE cor Wool and
Lincoln Ave, B. H.
Mr.Uer Gustave. 1 Webb
Montrose John E., 1607 Geary
Moore Brothers, 330 Pine
Moore Silas. NE cor Seventeenth and
Guerrero
Morris Lemuel P., 903 Jones
Morton J. B. & Son, fi Spring
Nagle Gorge D., 317 Montgomery
Newbert Andrew A., 446 ValencU
Nichols Amos R., 6 Cedar
Norton Charles H., 514 Pine
O'Brien Jeremiah T., R02 Fulton
(Jgden Benjamin F.. 4:i5 Haves
Oulton MlUedge, 748 Brannan
Overton E. P.. 212 Paclflc
Owens F. J., 330 Pine
Pattinson Joseph, 1704 Fillmore
Paulson & Co.. 421-123 Jonea
Pauls Henry, 20 Haves
Peters Wlll'am J., 510 Market
Peulecka Henrv L., 17 HaUeck
Pharo John. .523 Keamv
PRATT HENRY G., 51 Clay
Quackenbush Thomas M.,511 Jackson
Qulnn Charles A., 28 Lib At
Raabe Frederick. 125 Eddy
Rebman .lohn, 330 Pine
Rechter John, 1128 Dupont
Rees David, 30.) Steincr
Rice Michapl D.. 205 Ellli
Riddell Thomas C, 330 Pine
Robbins Frank, 10:6 Sutter
Robertson John, 3:« Pine
Kobinett & Hou^ton, 5:« Sacramento
Robinson <fe Gillespie. 317 and 339 Sutter
Rodd Ale.xander. 929 Mission
Rodd (;haries H.,212'^ Central At
Rogers Joslah N., 1328 Bush
Rogers Amos C, 812 Folsom
ROSS James, NW cor Linden and Van
Ness Avg
Rvan Michael, 326 Fourth
Sandersiin John, 628 Montgomery
Sandy Jonn W., W s Chapultepec, nr
Cortland Av
Scheerer Joseph 4 Co., 1628 Market
Scott John J., 620 Jones
Secor Brothers. 668 Howard
Scouler James. 37;< Naioma
Sless George, 305 Grant At
Slmnson R. F.. 330 Pine
.''mall Allen. 2403 Mission
Smith Charles (.., 2918 Folsom
Smith James W.. 330 Pine
Smith WiUiam H., 761 MHsion
Snook John A., 2704 Mission
S mien G. & Son. 518 Ninth
Spanaler Daniel B.. N s Dominica, nr
Yazoo
Stecker & Son, 449 Twentieth
Steen Robert, 30 New Montgomery
Stevens John W., 12 Cleaveland
Straub Nicholas. .35 Eleventh
Tanron Charles, 506 Larkin
Tapper Herman G., 527 Pine
Tildf n Charles S., 8 Quincy
Tralnor John W., 211 Fourth
Walker Abner, 2112 Fillmore
Walker G orge H., 1713 Sacrameiiro
Walsh James. 341 Shiplev
Waterson George T., 6;!8 Market
Weber A Roth. 317'^ Grant At
Wetkerie Charles. 116 Jackson
Weinoehl Frederick, 1.589 Folsom
Weismann Louis. 813 Pacific
Werlina Jacob, 1122 York
West Edwin (J.. 2i5 Commercial
Wharff WlUlam H.. 330 Pine
WHEELER 4 BCRDICK, 115 DaTla
White Orrln E., 28 New Mont*;omery
AVhltnev John K, 612 CUy
Wilcox Joseph R.. 330 Pine
Wllford Alliert. 705 Howard
WILSON JOHN & SON, SU
Laguna
Wolf WlUlam R.. 929 Mission
Wray Samuel. 632 Washington
Yerxa M. S.. 1 Central Court
Young Leander G., 436 Both
Zerse Joseph. 845 Valencia
H. G. PRATT,
Carpenter and Builder
51 CLAY ST.
Near Drumm, SAN FRANCISCO.
Box Cliiu-ns a Specialty.
Stores and Offices fitted np. All kinds
of Jobbing promptly attended to.
"WHEELER ie BUBDIOK,
Carpenters and Builders
115 DAVIS STREET,
Bet California and Sacramento 3ta.
STEAM POTFER USED.
Carp«t Beatlns.
Carroll Charles E., 13:19 Alabama
CONKLIN BROTHERS. 333 Golden
Gate At
Ferguson S. S. <fe Co., 21-23 Tenth
JONES H. L., 24 Eighth
Mernll Parker, 4-53 Stevenson
MITCHELL J. E.,2.'« Fourteenth
Quivlev Dennis L., 429 Valencia
SPAULDING J. & r,n.. 355 Teham*
Stratton Schu.vler, 1211 Market
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufactureri of Show Caaea
and Store Pixtures.
37 Market SL
W. & J. SLOANE & COT
Importers and Dealers in
CIRPETS, UPHOLSTERY, WINDOW SHADES.
641 to 647 Market St.
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL
New York Address, - Broadway, bet. Eighteenth and Nineteenth.
I
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Carpets and Rugs,
Axminsters (Imported and Domestic)
Moquettes,
Body Brussels,
Tapestry Brussels,
Three-plys and Ingrains,
Linoleums and Oil Cloths,
Persian, Indian and Turkish Rugs.
Upholstery,
Furnitnre Covering,
Silk and Mohair Plushes,
Lace Curtains,
Portieres,
Draperies.
Bedding Supplies,
Upholsterers' Hardware.
Headquarters for
^'^^T'ixxcloTTV^ Six ancles.
rpi IDCF rVTRA nPY/^*'^« Champagne, eompariBon will prove \ARPAO HARASHHY & CO.,
LbLir OL LA I nil Uni (Bui>«riorlty over imported. NoBrsudyused. f 630 WASHI»GTO» STS££T.
CAR'
1301
CAR
ESTABIilSHED JANUARY 1, 1886.
TIE mi lim CiRFET BEHIND
And Renovating Works,
24-26 EIGHTH ST., BET. MARKET AND MISSION STS.
The Machines in use in this establishment are superior in every respect to any machines
in the United States. They are guaranteed not to rip or damage the carpets in any way.
Carpets taken up by careful and experienced men ; cleaned, returned, and laid the same
day, if desired.
Refitting, Sewing and Laying of Carpets a Specialty. Satisfaction guaranteed in every respect.
Orders by mail or telephone promptly attended to,
H. L. JONES, Proprietor.
Received the First Premium at the Mechanics' Fair in 1886, over all competitors, for the
best process of Cleaning and Eenovating of Carpets. ^p" Telephone call 3250.
JAMES E. MITCHELL,
230 FOTJETEENTH ST.
NEAB
WOODWASD'St OABDEWS.
My facilities enable me to
CLEAN CARPETS
Better and More Promptly
than any other house In the City.
CALL AND SEE ME
Before having your Work
Done.
PACIFIC STEAn:
CARPET BEATING
AM Reno7atifl£ Wor][s.
333 GOLIMQN GATE AV.
Near Larkin, SAN FRANCISCO.
With our Improved machine we can
clean Carpets more thoroughly and in
less time than any other EsUblish-
ment in the City.
a^-OTiWrs received by Mall or Tele-
phone. Call 8186.
CONKLIN BEOS., Propfrs.
Carpet Dealers.
(<■ Wtioletale.)
Ackerman * Stranas, 126 Poit
Aroubon A.. 407 Hayei
Bare Bms., 322 Haven
Behlow William, 208 Post
Bernard & Pouzarloux, 312 Sutter
Berson Gu^tave, 28 Post
Bird J. W..Hi« Mission
Connelly & Borle, 7l:t Market
Edwards Frank G., 820 Market
Ehrenofort Edward, l;)l!) Mission
Ehrenpfort Will;am, 14 Third and 1390
Market
Fox George W., 820 Market
♦Fredericks Jo^eph 4 C<i., 849 Market
Goldberg Solomon, y3:i Market
Gulllxon Brothers D55 Market
Gidllxson H. F. & Co.. 630 Market
*Hamlin George E. A Co., 115 Kearny
Heney W. J. A (to.. 18-22 EUla
H.'nko A. v., <M9 Post
INDIANAPOLIS FURNITURE CO.,
750 Mission
INDIANAPOLIS MANU-
PACTURINO CO., tJ42-644
Mission
Kitterman James, 1313 Stockton
■^Llpsher John C, 820 Market
Mackay Alexander, 715 Market
Malone James H., 34 Fourth
Marchebout Brothers, 312 Montgomery
Av
McPHUN WIIiliIAM, 1075 Mkt
Neumann Kosa, 117 Sixth
PATTISON E. A. & CO.,
(hardwood) 308 Stockton
Pattorien William J., 225 Sixteenth
Plum Charles M. & Co. Upholstery Co.,
1301-1307 Market
Rave & Hampton, 739 Market
Rosenthal Joseph, 110 Fourth
Schlueter A VolberB. 709 Market
Sharp James V., 6J3 Geary
Shlrek A Co., 7:<3 Market
♦SLO.^NE W. <!K J. & CO.,
fi41-643 Market
STERLING FURNITURE
CO.. 18-20 Suttrr
Walcom George, 109 Stockton
♦Walter D. N. A E. <fc Co.. 1 Battery
-W. Se J. SLOANE le CO.,
THE LEADIN& CARPET
AM UPHOLSTERY HOUSE
On the Paciflc Coast,
«41 to 647 3IARKET ST.
Next above Paluce HoteL
All grades of Carpets, Furniture Cov-
erings, and Curtains, from the lowest
to the highest, kept constantly In stock.
Carpet lilnins.
Carpet Mannfaetarera.
EvertB John P., 39 Second
Mackay Alexander (rag) 715 Market
Carpet Sweeper*.
Flger Benedict, 310 Sutter
Flger A Langland, 124 Eddy
Unna Jacob A Co., 157 New Mont
Carpet Threads.
BARBOUR BROS. CO., THE
617-51» Market
Carpets— IT^ood.
PATTISON E. A. <fc CO., 308
Stockton
Carriase and Cab Conipa-
Clty Cab and Carriage Co., 180 Jessie
PACIFIC CARRIAGE CO.. 11 Powell
United Carriage Co., office 2 New Mout
Carriage and TWWkgott
Slakers.
Andresen Brothers, 807 Battery
AUen John, 1112 Howard
Becraft Alermin T., SW cor Bartlett
and Twenty-third
BiagninI Casimiro, 619 Front
Black H. M. A Co., 59 )-592 Misiion
Brlggi Frank A., 220 Mission
Brouillard John, S£ cor Thirtieth and
Mission
Bull & Grant Farm Implement Co., 14
Main
BurgeS. S.,26Beale
Carvlil Mnfg Co., 7-9 PoweU
Clark R. L., 325 Francisco
Cobleigh John L. 4 Co., 2020 Polk
Columbus Buggy Co., 223 Market
Coleitl Lulgl, 42 Vallejo
Cordv (Seorge H..450 Brannan
Commlns Peter W.,-3251 Mission
Costlgan Thomas, 404 Jackson
Craig John, SW cor Twenty-fourth
and Chattanooga
Daclln A Son, 702 Sansome
Dav J. S. 4 Co., 948 Mission
Dean Warren Y., 551 Beale
De Groot William H., 2223 Greenwich
Dupuy 4 Co., 630 Broadway
Engle Nelson B., Ocean view
Ewing John F., 1119 Alabama
Falkiiighum E<lward (chlldren'i) Six-
teenth, nr Folsom
Farren John W. , 121 Beale
Feisei F. T., 150d Mission
Folsom A. 4 Son, 217 Ellis
GALLAGHER BERNARD, 218 Mli-
siun
Gallagher J. 4 Son, 843 Harrison
Gibeau I. O., 50.t Twenty -sixth
Goo<lrlch John H., 110 Oregon
Grave B. A Co., 421 Paciflc
nrArmy "^
Hofstetter Herman, Railroad Av, nr
Teuerlffe
Holme* H. E. 4 Co., 834-936 Howard
Hottua A Hansen, 715 FoUom
Keany Felix, 1118 Mission
KERR DAVID, 47-49 Beale
KItzmuller Mknael, 856 Howard
Klapperlch John S. A Son, 3 Grand At
Krueger George F.,1114 Hwrrison
Lacaze Bapti.-le, 714 Sansome
Langeron Francois, 414 Broadway
Langley 4 Jones, 27 Washington
Larklns A Co.,631-«.fl Howard
Locke James P., 670 Mission
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
lfannfiu;tnrcr ofeTery deseription of
PABSJSNaBR. 8TRBST AMD FREIGHT CABS.
43 to SO Beale Street. Han »uuei»eo.
Truman, Isham & Hooker. Si^^llt'S'^l liats^^^S\^ S^^if^
CAR
1302
CHA
LOWNEY JERE & SONS,
426 Ninth
Lownev T. F., 1171 Howard
Staler Thomas, 2;<13 Mission
Martin & Torrey, 1604 Mission
Matthal J. C. H. 4 Son, E s Mission,
nr Twentj-nlnth
Maurlno Joseph, 424 Pacific
Mayer & Todt, 518 Sixth
McArron Charles, 540 Valencia
McC'ne Michael .T., 1317 Market
McDonald E., 705 Brannan
McDonald S. & Co., 521 Mission
McGregor Alexander, 760 Bryant
Mersereau * Son, 1927 Mission
Morrison John B., 110 Jessie
Mo wry W. A., 1140 Folsom
Moves Charles J.. 1148 Mission
Mueller AVllliam, 1128 3Iisston;
NenmlUer Jacob, 23 Seventh
Kewkirk D. I.. 272:< Mission
NIcholsen John & Co., 436 Valencia
O'Brien P. J. & Sons, 329-331 Golden
Gate Av
Pardinl L. <fe Co., 103 Oregon
Peck ham George W., 1232 Folsom
Plnmnier George, 33 Fell
Quinn Thomas J., NK cor San Bruno
Road and Army
Kentschler John G.. 1624 Mission
Kuegg & Schlegel, 974 Harrison
Riieser Charles, 316 McAllister
Sanborn A. W. & Co., 24 Beale
San Leandro Mnfg Co.. 421 Market
Srhlndler Henry B.. 128 Spear
Schulz William, 787 ML-sion
Shaw William E., 1621 Market
Slcotte Roger, W s Mission, nr Rondell
Stevers <fe Jloebel. 618 Mission
Sophey Joseph, 820 Folsom
Soule Eugene, JiW cor Fourth and
Bryant
Stamer August, IqS Oregon
Stahlecker J., 834 Harrison
Stitt Robert. &io Mission
Studebaker Brothers' Mnfg Co.. 201-207
Market
Snhl C. F., 114 Dnimm
Thompson Henrv, 309 Mission
Von KmJen John, JJW cor Fifth and
Clara
Wertsch William, NW cor Golden Gate
Av and Jones
Wlllev O. F. <fe Co., 317 Montgomery
Wharff John F.. 1324 DevUadero
Wight <fc Hocking. 1517 Polk
Wormouth Martin, 1617 Fillmore
Carriaee and TVaaron Ma-
terials.
BETTS SPRING CO., 218
Fremont
Calif 'irnta Carriage Top Mnfy, 216-218
Mission
Hanley 4 Dawson, 27-29 Beale
Hawley Brothers Hardware Co.,SW
cnr Market and Beale
Holt Brothers, 30-32 Main
INGERSOLL G. S. (wheels) 1101 Bat-
terv
Laage C. H., 31 Beale
MARTELL JOHN, 6'23 Sacramento
OSBORN R. F. A CO. (hardware) 751
Market
Pacific A tie Co., 213 Mission
Stein Charles W., 265 Stevenson
Strain W. E. 4 Co., NW cor Sacramento
and Dr.imm
Studebnker Brothers' Mnfg Co., 201-207
Market
TAL,L,ON C. jr., 123 California
Varnev Thomas H. B.. 22-24 Fremont
WATERHOtSE 4 LESTER, 16-22
Carriage and IVason
Springs.
BETTS SPRING CO. (maun-
fartnr»rs> 218 Fremont
TALLON C. J., 123 California
VAN WINKLE I. S. & CO.,
41^-415 MarkPt
WATERHOUSE 4 LESTER, 16-22
Beale
Carrlase Hardware.
OSBORN R. F. 4 CO., 751 Market
Roehm 4 Davison, C. Warner agent,
109 Califom'a
Studebaker Brothers Mnfg Co., 201-207
Market
TaviPT 4 Fllnt^31 Beale
TRFMAN, ISHAM & HOOKER, 421-
427 Market
WATERHOUSE 4 LESTER, 16-22
Beale
Carriaere I<ainps.
BOESCH E. & CO.. 583-585 Mission
MARTELL JOHN, 623 Sacramento
CarrlaeePalnters.
(See J'ainUra— Carriage.)
Carriage Bepoaltorie*.
Columbus Buggy Co., 221-223 Market
Clayburgh 4 Brandenstein, SW cor
Mission and New Montgomery
Eastman Thomas S., 40-46 New Mont-
gomery
Frank Bros.. 319 Market
Hawley Brothers Hardware Co., 301-
309 Market
Sanborn A. W. & Co., 24 Beale
Studebaker Brotherb Mnfg Co., 201-207
Market
TRCMAN, ISHAM A HOOKER, 421-
427 Market
WlUey 0. F. & Co., 317 Montgomery
Carriage Trlmmera.
Achard Charles Jr., 318 McAllister
Lotterhofer Frank. 107 Jcnes
Meinhardt F.W.. 23 Seventh
Moliar Charlps, 722 Mission
Stein C.W., 265 Stevenson
Van CovLit John F. , 25 Washington
Carriages— Cliildren'a.
Ackerman Brothers, 123 Keamy and
209 Sutter
Davis Brothers, 419 Kearnv, 718 and
1234 Market
Davis Brothers, Bergmann 4 Co., 10-16
Sutter
Falkingham Edwin (mnfr) 830 SU-
teenth
Felgenbaum & Co., 52(V-526 Market
Flavin M. J. 4 Co.. 924-928 Market
Peters F. M. L. A Co.. 207 Mont
Cartridges.
Allen E. T., 416 Market
Seaver W. A. (agent) 258 Market
SELBT SMELTING ANT>
LEAD C<»., 416 Mouti-'omery
SKTNKElt John, 258 Market
.«onntae Chas. * Co., 116 Market
WILL Jii FINCK, 818 Market
Winchester Repeating Armg Co., 418
Market
Carts.
TBITMAN. ISHAM 4 HOOKER, 421-
427 Market
Carvers— Wood.
Blohm Ludwig. 213 Mission
Brvant Johu, 217 Sppar
Californ'a Plaster Decoration Works,
861 Mission
Grefte Charles, 508 Fifth
HofTmann C. S., :«)8 M'sslon
Lovej-iv E. B. (sh'p^20Steiiart
McKINNIE MURRAY, 30-32
Spear
Srhlllpr Charles F., 861 Mission
STRAHLK JACOB & Co., 515 Market
Thomas G. P. & Sons, 617 Brannan
Tietze Gnstav, 763 Market
Warren James L.. 230 Sieuart
White Brothers, 625 Sixth
Cask Mannfactnrers.
(See Coopers.)
Caterers.
CADENAU J. M. 4 CO., 728 Golden
Gate Av
POLLAK JOHN D. & CO.,
820 Oearv. See adv. opposite page
Seaburg Charles F.,4ai Turk
JOHN M. CABENAD & CO.
FRENCH CATERERS
SUPPLY
WEDDINGS, RECEPTIONS,
DINNERS,
Bnff^es, and all Family Parties,
etc., in the very best style. Full
charge taken and everything fur-
nished.
Please send note or postal card, and
we will call promptly ou you, to
make all necessary arrangements.
Address: French Caterers,
7SS GOLDEN GATJB AYi:.
(See adv., opposite page 288.)
CHARLES F. SEABURG,
CATERER aai PnEYEYOR
431 Turk St., nr Larkln,
Caters for
Balls, Weldiag3, Bacqcets, Beceptis&s,
Cimiers and Supise Parties.
Terrapin Stew, Frogs, Shrimp Salad,
and Chicken Salad, specially furnished
at short notice.
Catbollc Bootes.
WALDTELFEL A., 737 Market
A.WALDTEUFEL,
Importer and Publisher
737 MARKET STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO,
BOOZS and STATIONERY
General agency of the world renowned
Bechstein Orand aad ITp-
riirbt Pianos.
Celluloid Croods.
Ackerman Brothers, 123 Kearny and
207Snttpr
RRUNS WICK- B ALKE-COL.
LENDER CO., 653 Market
Davis Brothers, 419 Keamy, 718 and
12.'14 Market
HALL A. I. 4 SON, 528-5''0 Market
STRAHLE JACOB * CO.. 515 Market
WILL & FINCK, 818 Markat
Cement.
(See also Lime.)
Blochman & Cerf , 7 Drumm
California Portland Oment Co., 328
Montei^m-rv
COLEMAN WM. T. & CO.
(Rosendale) SW cor Market and
Main
DAVIS & COWELL, 211 Dnimm
Dempster & Keys, 202 Market
Forbes Bros., 418 Jackson
Holmes Lime Co., 14-18 Market
LANE W. E., 505 Kearnv
Mooser Charles E., 334 Keamy
Russia Cement Co., 416 Market
Tieman R. & Co., 2622 Mission
Clialn Manufacturers.
PAYNE BROTHERS. 114 Mission
Phelps Mnfg Co.. 13-17 Dnimm
Chair Manufacturers.
(See al»o Pumiture ifanvfaetvrers.)
Hevwood Bros. 4 Co., 6o5-*;fi3 Mission
Indiauapolis Chah- Mnfg Co., 818-820
Mission
IPERIAL Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,$81,953
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. 3SZT01T, Asst Hasaget
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
CHA
1303
CHE
J. D. POLLAK & CO.,
^i imn pfffw?
820 GEARY STREET,
KEXT TO SARATOGi. HALL, S-A.3^ IFI^-A-n^srCJISCO.
SUPPLY WEDDINGS, RECEPTIONS, BANQUETS, DINNERS,
BUFFEES, SURPRISE AND ALL FAMILY PARTIES
IN THE MOST ELEGANT STYLE.
We take Fall Charge ol ETery thing, and Guarantee Satisfaction.
Also, complete Sets for Parties Loaned on most Reasonable Terms.
The flnest D«mask Linen, Hand Painted and Gilt China, ill of the finest varletieB, Elegant Table Sllyer'
ware ; the flneat Gilded Cake and Fruit Baskets, Trays, Pitchers, and Coffee and Tea Sets ;
ELEGANT AND MASSIVE CENTER PIECES.
French Plate Looking Glasses for the center of tables; fine Candelabras; Fancy Colored Glaps Mugs, Hand
Fainted and Gilt China, Lemonade Bowls, Rare FK -wc rs and Plants of the very best kind, and Smllax cheaper
than anywhere else in the city. Canary Birds aud Cagf s ; superior Ornameuts and Decorations, and all the
other requisites furnished. Also Tables and Chairs, Dancing Cloths, Awnings, etc., when requested.
Artistically Ornamented Boned Turkeys. Fancy Decorated Mayonnaise Salads, Patters, Terrapins, Oysters
and Fancy Sandwiches. Pine Center Pieces of Pastry and Pyramids of Exquisite Beauty.
Elegantly Decorated Wedding; Cakes, whole or in boxes. Ladies, if you wish to save money, and
lots of worrying, trouble and labor, you would be greatly relieved by giving »is a trial, for which we guar-
antee full satisfaction to every one. Parties in the Country supplied at tlie shortest notice.
INDIANAPOLIS FURNITURE CO., Chemical 9I»nufactnrers
748-752 Mlselnn | Wares,
Indianapolis Mnfsj Co.. 642-644 Mission
MARKS ADJUSTABl^E
FOLDING CHAIR CO., ,
60.1 Market
Poptel Isaac, 413 Mission '
EoUand Julius, 133 Beale
Ctaampaene — Importers.
(See also Liquors Wholesale.)
Carpy C. & Co., 517 Sacramento
Braunschwelger & Co., 223 California
Chapman W. B., 123 California
Coleman Wm. T. A Co., 121 Market
DICKSON. Db wolf A CO., 412 Bat-
tery
Evans A. F. & Co., 16 Front
Greenebaum Alfred & Co. (George
Goulet & Co.) ill Front
Hellmnnn Bros. & Co. (Krug & Co.'s)
525 Front
LUND HENRY & CO., 214 California
Macnndrav & Co. (Louis Roederer's)
42.^-}27 Market
MARCUS GEORGE & CO., 232 Cal
Meli'erkc- Charles & Ck». (Cachet BlanC)
314 Sacramento
Muecke A Co., 319 California
Vliinler Ami, 42iM3l Battery
Wolff William <fc Co., 105 Front
Champaerne manufacturers.
FInke Anna, 809 Montgomery
Qulros I. & Co., 1012 Market
Charcoal.
(See also Coal ; also Wood and Coal.)
Church S. E., 206 Folsom
Glovannlnl Dnnlel, 808 Pacific
Koerber August, 17 Washington
LANE W. E.. 505 Kpaniy
Lindaiier Gustave, 2.56 Tehama
BIAGVIRER. J., 131- 133 Folsom
McDonal.l P. A., 809 Folsom
Ohlandt N. A Co., E s Indiana, nr Nev
N. CLARK 8tS0NS.
Gv 106 MARKET ST.yo
GL'ADDIN.6:.McBPAf8cC0.
1358 & 1360 MARKET ST.
Chemical Works.
California, John Reynolds, E s San
Bruno Road, bet Twenty-seventh
and Twenty-eighth
Gol^n City, cor Seventh and Towns-
end, office 313 Montgomery
Horstmann John, 767-775 Bryant
Penn Chemical Works, 81 Nevada Blk
San Francisco, Judson & Shepard,
West Berkeley, office 402 Front
Stauffer & Co., cor Dupont and Bay
Western Mineral Co., 328 Montgomery
Chemicals.
{See also Druggists.)
Pettman Moses, 130 California
Forbes Bros.. 418 Jackson
JACKSON T. W. Si CO., 104
Market and 3 California
Langley & Michaels, NW cor First and
Jessie
Mack J. J. & Co., 11 Front
Patek A.,413 Sixth
Redington & Co., 529 Market
Richards C. F. <fe Co.. 427 Sansome
San Francisco ChenMcal Works, 402
Front
Stearns, Worden & Co.. 326 Townsend
Chemists.
Abramson A Bacon, SW cor Grant Av
and Sutter
Bauer John .\., 101 Post
Calegaris J., SE cor Pacific and JKearny
Powell
Elwert Charles P., 221 Post
Falicenau <fc Reese, 328 Montgomery
Hall Bros., 324 Clay
Hanks Henry G., 5-13 Clay
Hohlweg Frederick, NE cor Polk and
Jackson
Irelan William Jr., Pioneer Bldg
Isaacson Jacob, SW cor Geary and
Larkin
Johnston William D..514 Kearny
.Tov Edwin W.. 852 Market
Keil Fred C, 2000 Market
KELLY FUANK S., 102 Eddy
Lanaley A Michaels (mnfg) 34-40 First
Lanszweert Louis, 360 Fourth
Lefevre J. Baptist e, 401 Kearny
Lengfeld A. L., NE cor Stockton and
Geary
LUCKHARDT C. A. A CO., 23 Ste-
venson
Mayhew William E., 144 Fonrth
McCormIck John A. (mfifg) 158 First
Merten, Mofflft <fe Co.. .■i07-309 Front ,
Patek Abraham, 413 Sixth
Petibeau E. & Co., NE cor Ninth and i
Howard |
PRICE'S ASSAY OFFICE, 524 Sacra- |
mento
Prlen H. F., NW cor Hayes and La-
guna
Rossi Pietro C, NE cor Dupont and
Montgomery
Ste!<rnB. Worden A Co.. 326 Townsend
Steele James G. A Co.. 6:« Market
Steylaars C. L., NE cor Seventeenth
"and Dolores
Strong Colin G., 21 Third
WAKELEE & CO., SE cor
Monlgnnierv and Bush
WENZKLL W. T. & CO., 532 Market
Wldber Jame.s H., SW cor Market and
Third
Winch V. C, 1916 Market
Zabaldano A., 1124 Stockton
Chemists— Analytical.
WENZELL W. T. A CO., 532 Market
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 F5RST ST.
TEIiEFHONS 82.
PRINTERS, ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. ©AVIS, City A^ent,
429 California Street.
CHI
1304
CIG
WM. T. -WENZELL & CO.
Anahtical and Consulting Chemists,
Office and Lal'oratory, S38 Market St.
Careful Analysis, Qualitative and
Quantitative, made of Ores, Metals,
Cbimney Pipe— Terra Cotta.
Bruwell Jeremiah, 727 MontRomery
California Pottery and Terra Cotta Co.,
NE cor MnrkPt and Lurkln
N.GLARK8tS0NS.
GV 106 MARKET ST.yO
, io-Ki iuar&et. and
GLADIi)lNG,MGBEAN8cC0,
1358- a 1360 MARKET ST.
LANE W. E.,5t)5 Kearny
PATTI.>*ON E. A. «k CO., 308
Stockton
ITRACY BROS SCD.
SD 3c 22 EIGHTH STREET
Cliiiuiie^' Sweepers.
Davis Charles, 503 Jackson
LANEW. E., 505 Kearny
< I'N.'ill Henry S.. 407 Bush
Stewart David H., 418 Fell]
Stewart Henry, 135 Vullcjo
WM. E. LANE,
505 learny Street, comer Calilomia
SMOKV CHIMNE-SrS
CURED.
Chimneys and Rangres Repaired.
Chimney Tops. VentUators.
Chimney Svireeping Neatly
Done.
Established 1860.
Call for Telephone 315.
Cblmney Topa.
(.%« alio Stoves and Tinware.)
Anderson 4 Fallon, 12 Market
Br"wr>ll Jeri'miah, 727 MnnteninerT
N.CLARKStSONS.
IMiMaMriaf!
F( lUDSREK JoSBi'H K., 226 Mi^slua
[^LADDING,McBEAN8cC0.
1358 il360 MARKET ST.
LAM J<; W. E., 5o5 Kearny
Muvtha M'llilam n., 1417 Buchanan
PATTISON K. A. <!ic CO., 308
Stockton
TRAHY BRD^S &cn.
SCHUSTER BROS. '* CO. (Mann'i
patent! 306 Sutter and 130 Third
Cliini neya— Patent.
Browell Jeremiah, 727 Montgomery
Claws. n L. E. <fc Co., 1340 Market and
912 Kearnv
LANK W. K., 505 Kearny
SCHHSTER BRiiS. A CO. -(Mann's)
306 Sutter and 130 Third
TRACY BROS. 4 CO., 20 Eighth
China ^V^are.
(See Crockery and GUui War».)
Clilropodiats.
Cowan Robert H.. 126 Kearny
Griffith Charles A., 904 Stockton
FrankenburK Juilii.., 1013 Larkln
Halpruner W. S., 8-50 Markt-t
Lewis A. Mrs., 318 Phelan Bldr
Lynch .r. WlnKtleld, 10 (Jeary
McAUistor Harvey H.. 12« Kearny
Popper Velt, 127 Montgomery
Trigosse Henri, 611 Clay
Clioeolate Btanafactnrera.
GHIBARDELLI D. & SONS, 415
Jackson
Guittard E. 4 Co., 207 Sacramento
Clirononietera.
(.See also WatcKes.)
Dillon 4 Co., 310 California
Pace Charles, 4 18 Batterv
Sherwood William J.. 140 Montfromery
SHKICVE GEORGE C. & CO., 106-108-
110 Montgomerv
Steinmetz C. H., 109 Montgomery
Tenneut Thomas, 18 Market
"Wlnkelman L. C, 512 Montgomery
Churn Mannfacturera.
ARMBS & DAIiLAM, 226-332
Front
WICKSON O. G. & CO.. 38
California
Cider— afannfacturera.
BUven A, Lewis, 29 New Montgomery
California and Oregon Cider Works,
222 Davis
Grover Augustine A., 1323 Guerrero
King-Morse Canning Co., NW cor
Broadway and Sansoine
Miller William U., 107 Seventh
Morse I. H. & Co., 627 Front
Muzlo John, 540 Fllteenth
Rotianzl G., 1U27 Market. 1012yalencla
ami cor Twenty-third and Bryant
Van Tassel B. L.. 120 (Joldeu Gate Av
Wilcox R. M., 21134 Valencia
Cltrarettes— 9Ianaractnrera.
Bohls H. & Co., 419 Battery
Bollnian & Krutier, 540 California
Lynds A. (agent) 2J6 California
Morelos Antoulo. 635 Paciflc
Ciararntahers' Snppllea.
Ordensteln & Co., .%6 Battery
Otto A. F., 405 Front
Clgrara— Importers and Job-
bera.
Alvarez Gaetano, 26 Main
Cohn E. <k Co., 225 Montgomery and 1
Kearny
Cohn G. A Co., 206-208 Battery
Corwln G. B. &CO.(agentb) 925 Market
Drinkhoiise J. A., SW cor Battery and
Sacramento
Engelbrecht, Son &Co.,21 First
Erskine W. W. A Co., 205 Battery
Ksberg, Bachuian A Co., SE cor Bat-
tery and California, and 508-510
Washington
Falkensteln A Co.,NE cor Sacramento
and Battery <»
Frohman S. 4 Co., a35 Kearny
Gerson N. A Co., 7:10 Montgomery
Greenebaum Alfred * Co., HI Front
Gunst M. A. 4 Co., 203 Kearny. 80J
Market end 212 Sansome
Horn A Co., S Battery
John W., SW cor Post and Dupont
Kohlbrrtr M. P. 4 Co., 526 Washington
LEWIS AD. & CO.
»10.ai a Battery
MIchalltschke Bros.4 Co.. 237-239 Kear-
ny and 902 Mnrket
PACKSHER SIMON, The Baldwin
S. PACKSHER,
Proprietor Baldwin Bar Cigar Store.
FIKEST BRANDS
IIPORED. m WEST AND MESTIC
Oiffars by the Box at IVhole-
sale Rates.
Entrance— Market. Powell & Ellis sts.
Pollak Arnold 4 Co., 120 Battery
Rosenshlne M. A Bro.. 604 Front
ShaeflTer J. W. A Co., fi-M Sacrament*
Spanler Joe A Co., 27 Kearnv
Vocke Gu^tav C, 131 Montgomery Av
WEL.L.MAN, PECK & CO.,
126-132 Market and 2:i-25 California
Wertheimer L. A E., 300-:»6 Front
Wertheinier Louis 4 Co., 410 Sansoaa*
Wiener Aaron, 423 Jackson
Clears— Mannraetnrers.
Aaron Morris, 147 Second
Ahlenleld Morris D., 103)^ Fifth
Aliman Slgniond L., 760 Bryant
Alvarez G., 26 Main
Armer M. 4 Co., 306 Sacramento
Bamberger A Co., 205 Front
Barry David. 1.300 Folsom
Batt nHnry,1207 Polk
Becker F, W.. 705 Davlg
Bllck Alphonse S., 1616 Mission
Bhck Peter C, Twenty-third, nr Ala-
bama
Blnm Brothers, 316 Sacramento
Bogi'r Brothers, 1028 Market and SM
Hayes
Bowman .lohn S. 4 Co., 213 Battery
Bremer Joseph A Co., 310 Sacrarnenta
Briggs Edgar W., 646 and 1000 Market
Brune August, 515 Front
Buchmann Edward, NW cor Dolorea
and Twenty-second
Buekman A., 131 Second
Biira Adolph, 20 Stockton
Casner Jonas, 108 Ninth
Chlopkowiuk Fr.-d.,764 Harrison
Clcchl M. 4 Co., 42(> Broadway
Claussen J., 1206 Laurel Ar
Cohen Ellas, 206 Third
COHEN MERC ADO. 307 Com.
merclal and 313-315 Krone
Cohn Edward 4 Co.. 225 Montgomwy
and 1 Kearny
Cohn G. A Co., 208 Battery
Cohn Gabriel 4 Co., 411 Battery
Conradl A Mors. 323 Sacramento
Curtis, Dixon A Co., 30:) Clay
Dabelsteiu Henry, 28'/, First
De Rose Jules. 506 Bryant
Dlez C. C, 409 Washington
Drinkhouse J. A.. SW cor Sacramento
and Battery
KIsenberg E. A Brother, 327 Market
Eisner M. 4 Co., 3'i4 Clay
Engelberi Peter H., 2506 Mission
Engelbrecht, Son A Co., 21 First
Esberg, Bachman A Co., SR cor Bat-
tery and California, and 508-SlA
Wa.'hington
Falck B. 4 Co., 421 Montgomery
Falkensteln 4 Co., NE cor Battery aad
SaL-ramento
Fankhauser Christian, 610 Octavla
FIgel 4 Lewis, 325 Sacramento
Frankenburg Brothers, 1430 Market
Frankliu H. 4 Co.. 417 Battery
Friedlander A Kaeser. 429 Mont
Friesenhausen John, 2029 Geary
Krohman S. 4 Co., *J5 Kearny
Garblnl Teresa, 1513 Dupont
Garcia Jos<5 A., 413 Sacramento
Gattnian, Jacobs 4 Co.. 420 Front
Goldstein 4 Mairson, 35 Sutter
Goslinsky E. A Co.. 219 Battery
Gottlieb Joseph, 418 Battery
Hahn. Levy & Co.. 420 Sansorae
Harris CTiarles, 629 Washington
HasterllchS.,10:i Sixth
Helmuth Wlllinm, 506 .Tackson
Heynenian Herman, 514 Front
Hill John, 2016 Fillmore
Hodde Wiiliani, 920 Battery
Hoffman 4 I)avis,50l Montgomery
Hoffman Sanler, 7S5 Market
Horn A Co., 8 Battery
Jacl(sr)n Robert, 1433 O'Farrell
Jacobs Charles, 61B Mer< hant
Jacobs Charles A Co.. 420 Front
Jacobs Joseph, 405 Front
Jacobson Slamund, 3 Market
Jacoby Herman, 5.i3 Jessie
John WUllam. SW cor Post and Grant
Av
Kaufman, Ran A Co., 427 Jackson
Kempe V. M. A Co., 530 Montgomery
Klopstock C. A Co., 212 Front
Knyland A Mcintosh, 506 Market
Koenigsberger, Falk A Mayer, 119
Pine
Kohiberg M. P. A Co., 528 Waahlac-
ton
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturerf of Show CasM
and Store Fixturef.
37 MarM St.
Cri IDCr rVTD A nOV i^^^ **"> ^^''^^ l^'^^^ °f Cl.rets, Hock», l arpad HARASZTHY & CO.,
LLLirOC LA I nA Uni lBurgundieB.Snuternes.Port8»udSherries; 530 WASSnTaTOH STEEZT.
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Koltaiiow)ilci Bernbarrl. Ill Jotm
Krause Charles, 5'<; Alice
L«ne A Connelly, 204 Market
Leonhardt Paul, 14J6 I'olk
Leu 4 HarniB, 1247 Mission
Levy A Fischer, 2008 Mission
Lewis William A Co., 24-28 California
Liebes Brothers & Co., 14-16 Fremont
L.Ttgens Julius W. R., 18'4 Fifth
Marks, Vaenberg * Co., 11-13 First
Wayriach JBn.thers * Co.. 406 Batterr
McTiernan James, 439 Shipley
Mever, Mish A Co.. 420 Satramento
Meyer William. 217 Kleventh
Mlchalitsrhke Brothers A Co.. 237-2S8
Kearav and W12 Market
Mlchel8EuKenp,25l Third
Murray Carrie Mrs., 104 Julian Av
Kerl Simoni. 1407 Dupont
Offer A Friedman, 413 Jackfon
Ordenstein & Co.. 306 Battery
Osferloh Hpnrv,504'^Si.xih
Pike J. M. A Co.. 324 Battery
Plagemann H. & Co., :^05 Sacramento
Poppe Charles, Sa'i Battery
Poppers James, 18 Taylor
Pries Julius A., 152.5 Mission
Raabe C. K. & Co., 623 Merchant
Heed William H., 528)^ Sl.xth
RlchterA Benker, 401 Montgomery At
RIedel William, 3 Warren PI
Elese Brothers. 611 .'Sansome
Rinaldo Brothers, 223 Battery
Roberts John M., 327 Pacific
Rosenbaum I. .S. A Co.. 26 Main
Rosenheim Albert, NE cor Kearny
and Market
Ruwe William, 513 Twentv-third
Schalberg Andrew. 2223 Howard
Schlaherg Brothers, 629 AVashlngton
Schleslnper & Green, 406 Market
Schlntz Henry, 1 Fargo I'l
Scbmalz Charlep F.. 19 Lily Av
8chm-dt Francis, 8 Moss
Schmidt John F.. 1217PoweU
Schneider Christian, 407 Union
Schnltzer Jacob. 347 Fourth
8choenfeId Jonas, 423 .lackson
Schwer'n K. A Son, 42 Market
SHAEFFER J. AV. A CO., «34 Sacra-
mento
Pldeman A., 424 Montgomery
SIdeman, Laihnian A Co., 209 Battery
Slebenhauer, Meyerfeld & Co., SE cor
Fn^nt and C'nmi'rcial
Pikes E. A Co., 220 Califnmla
Pimon A. A Co., 606 Ba'tery
Simmons Herbert, 146 Fourth
Siaii" A. A Co., 302 Sacramento
Stamper Julius. 429 Front
Starkle Peter^l4 Brannan
Strassburg A Kuttiv'er, 111 Fourth
Stokes A Sanders, 948 Mission
Sul'an Julius & Co.. 223 California
Sntlitr Henry, 316 and 832 Kearny
Taschner Caroline Mrs., 312 Chestnut
Thrane Christian P.. 237 Third
Terdugo Antonio, 422 Sacramento
Werthi'imer L. & E., .3flC>-.306 Front
Wertheimer Louis A Co., 115 Front
WertheimerM. & Co., 5-28 Wash
White Isaac K., 221 Sacrnmento
Yager Fma'iuel, 1114 Eighteenth
Zept Frank J., 151 Seventh
Cisars— Retail.
Ainsworth William, 6.50 Fourth
Albrecht Reinhold, 154 Second
Alexander Charles, <f75 Market
Antonelli Virenzo, Z19S Mont Av
Arl Jo.seph. 409 East
Aronson Abraham, 2427 Mason
Asch Isidore, 5 (.'rant Av and NE cor
Front and Market
Asch W..ltr. 215 Sixth
Aspelin Carl, 427 Washington
Bamberger <Sr Co., 205 Front
Batt Henry, 1207 Polk
Baxter D. J., 413 Pacific
Becker Frederick W., 705 Darlf
Bello Joseph S., 117 Jackson
BelnsF. A.,31 ParlHc
Berk Morris C, 215 Pine
Bertram & Murphy. 3037 Sixteenth
Block Israel, 228 Sutter
Blow Robert, 5 LeidesdorfT
Bonner William J., 125 Fifth
Boyd J. H. & Co., 1 Montgomery At
Brandt Eric A., 326 Pavis
Brlggs Edgar W., 646 Market
BripBs Spencer R., 200 CalifomU
Bright John H., 338 Bush
Brown Alexander, 200 Fourth
Brown Samuel M., NE cor Fourth and
Howard
Bruce Frank T.,213 Montgomery At
Bnah I'eter, 10^8 Howard
Buxtorf C, 42:i Sansome
Cahen Max * Co.. 311 Bush
Carter James N.,545 Carfornla
Castle Charles H., 356 Third
Cheyne Robert. 140 First
Cobn Edward k Co., 225 Montgomery
and 1 Kearny
Cohn Gerson, 304 California
Colby Ztbnlon F., I!i40^ Mission
Conro A Mathews, 5is Battery
Connell Charles H., 625 Union
Corriea Francis M., SE cor Montfom-
erv and Washington
Crawford John W., IfiO Third
Corwin G. B. A Co., !»25 Market
Cox George, 433 Montgomery At
CnppvE. E.. 450^ Third
r>«l«lsteln Henrv, 28>^ First
Havls L. A BI., 30 Montgomery
Davles Thomas W., 1751 Mission
Drathan Peter, 79 Fourth
Drum William W., 1158 Market
Dnnlap David L., 21 LeidesdorfT
EJelman Charles A Co., IIUO Market
ard N\V cor Tailor and Golden
Gate Av
Engelbert P. H., 2506 Mission
Erickson Peter E., 500 Keamr
Ersklne W. W. A Co.. 205 Battary
Eschelbarh George, .TJS Pacific
Favllla Cherubino, 445 Broadway
Fechheimer Charles S.,T20 Kearny
Felt Everett, fof)t of Clay
Fernandez Philip, 202 Sixth
Flavin M. J. A Co., !)26 Market
Foster Charles. C. P. R. R. Ferry
Foster J. A. A Co., 1001 Market
Fowler Jefferson, 206 Bush
Frankenbnrg Brothers, 1430 Market
Frledlander A Kaeser. 429 Mont
Friedman Samuoi, 1200 Polk
Frltsch Louis, 105'4 Washington
Frohman S. A ۥ<., 335 Keamy
Gannon Peter T., Junction Market and
Post
Gamback Albert, 200 Montgomery At
Gaughran John, 702 Brannan
Gerson K. A Co.. 730 Montgomery
GIrard Auguste. 1317 Stockton
Glassman Jacob, .335 Montgomery
Glynn John P., 222 Fourth
Goeller John, 36 Gearv
Goldschmldt Henry. 419 Fourth
Goldstone Harris, .502 Hayes
Goodman Henry J., 42 California and
206 Sutter
Greenberg Charles, 51 Sacramento
Gunst M. A. A Co., 203 Kearny, 802
Market and 212 Sansome
Hall Ralph. 1128^ Folsom
Hanles E. H., 305 California
Haoke Charles H., 328 Pine
Hansen Frederick ('.. 5:!3 East
Hare Patrick M., 140 Fifth
Harl ng <t Schrelber, 309 Fourth
Harris Solomon, 402 Fourth
Hart Edwar<l A., 312 Third
Hasterilck Samuel. 116 Sixth
Helmstein Neils, 26 Fddv
Henningsen Hans. 842 Market
Hess Robert, 408 Pac'fic
Higgins Frederick, 312 Third
HlllerAdolph,603Pavis
Hlrstel Nathan A., 213 Montgomery
HoflTman Sander, 785 Market and SE cor
Bush and Kearny
Hollidav Isidor, 705 Market
Hollint-Bworth Thomas (;.. 1.519 Market
Hooper Henry R., S. P. C. R. R. Ferry
Hornbrook John, 1701 Howard
Huff George R.. 424 Folsom
Huriev Jercmiaii 514 Third
IsraelCharles. 129 Sixth
Ja(ks Henry 2.54 Third
Jacobson Slirmund, 3 Market
Jarobi Julius H., 21 Kearny
Jenkins Joshua, 529 East
John William. SW cor Grant At and
Popt
Johnson Johann G., 329 East
Johnson John L., 916 Kearny
Hastens Louis M., 421 l.arkln
Kaufman Leopold, 309 East
Kelly H^nry ±, 19 Pacific
Kellv Wllllnm J., Occidental Hotel
Kellner ACo.,242Sixth
Kennovan James, old C=ty Hall
Kohlberg M. P. A Co. , .526 M ashingtoB
Kramer Emma Mrs., 4I9'-i Stockton
KroM-her H. J., 206 Montgomery
Langetadter Seligman, :<21 Sansome
Lathrop Elisha N., 414 Sansome
Lanterbach Samni-l. 101 Sansome
Lawlor George J., 206 Sutter
Leonhardt Charles Jr., Junction Mc-
Allister and Market
Leonhardt Paul, 1426 Polk
Levlele Sylvester L., 1027 Howard
Lewln Arthur, i:53 Montgomery
LewU Joseph, 201 Fourth
Liiidholm H -nrv. 306 Kearnv
Llndenboni Charles S., 1318 Pacific
Loudon Oberlln,245 Second
Lowell Frank. 432 California
Lndington C. S.. SW cor Third and
Howard
Lunstedt Edward, NE cor Washington
and Kearny
LnstlgH. L. A., 227 Fast
Mack James, 1039'4 Market
Maggs Augustus, 219 Second
Maher William. .58 Second
Mandlebai^ra Louis. 310 Montgomery
ManviUe Eliud H., 617 Montgomery
Mattat Charles (?.,316 Montgomery At
Mav Solomon, 2246 Mission
Maver Joseph, NE cor Battery and
Bnsh
McCafferty Charles, 136 Second
McDonald Edward J., 159 Third
McLaod Hugh R., 544 Fourth
McMann James II.. ,525 Davis
Medau John P., 201 Montgomery At
Meier Margaret, 526 Fourth -
Merle L. V. A Co.. 616 Kearny
Mever William. 217 Eleventh
Mlchalitschke Bros. A Co., 237 Kearny
and 902 Market
Mlchalitschke Charies, 64 Third
Mlchalitschke Gustav, 501 Kearny
Mlchalitschke Joseph, 601 Kearny
Michels E., 251 Third
Miller Charles A Co., 120 California
MillerC. W. J.,419East
Mill T John P., 102 Jackson
MoUer John H., 1230 Dupont
Mollov Dennis, T21 Davis
Moore Rosa Mrs., 415 Larkln
Morris John, 106. Sesenth
Morris Julius. 32 Third
Murray William. 616 Montgomery
Mvers A Sotzen, 506 Valencia
Nichols Richard. 1191 Market
O'Connor Michael, Broadway Wharf
O'Rourk-e Michael, 147 Third
Olsen Lndwig. 819)4 Kearny
PACKSHER SIMON, The Baldwin
Palmer George H., 727 Davis
Parker John R.. New City Hall
Patchel Edward E.,102 Fourth
Paulsen P. J., Mlssi-n St. Wharf No. 1
Paulsen William. N W cor Seventh and
Mission
PearimanA. M., Junction Market and
Sutter
Reiser Levi, 17 Sixth
Penhall Brothers. 344 Kearny
Petersen N. P., NE cor Davis and
Market
Peterson L. S., Junction Golden Gate
Av and Market
Petri Cherubino. 1407 Dupont
Pick Albert F., 306>o Grant Av
Piqulpnev Josejih, 13 Third
Plaza Stores, 706 Kearny
Pliimbe Richard, 1402 Valencia
Posner Hannah Mrs., 3:^7 Hayes
QuerbPZ Raonl. 30 California
Quezada Lauraino 1419)^ Dupont
Ramon John, 436 Bush
Raphael Isidor, 430 Kearny
Revnolds Richard, 634 Fourth
Revmlds William H., 210 Kearny
Roberts Annie E. Mrs., 810 Valencia
Roberts John M., 327 Pacific
Rounder A Fay, 412 Kearny
Schmidt John C, 427 East
Schocken Abraham L., 329 Monlgom-
ery
Schmalz William, 2.50 Sutter
Schnltzer Jacob, 347 Fourth
Schwerin Eiiward A Son, 2762 Mission
Searles Williom A., 600 Montgomery
Seelig Albert, 36 Second
Seldel William, 17H Fourth
Sensenbrenner August. 2.57 Fourth
Shedd Daniel W.. 731 Montgomery
Shnla Brothers, 100 Market
SIdeman Abraham. 424 Montgomery
Slewert Chnrlns, 24 Steuart
Simmons Herbe.t, 148 Fourth
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JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Jinnnnictnrer oroverr deM>riptIon or
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to 5« Beale Mtreet. San Fri»nei«eo.
Dennett Jump Seats.
Isham A Hooker, 421-427 Mutet Bb
WHOL.£SAL£ AXJD BfTATL.
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aimpsion John, 403 Geary
Sibenvine Levi, Palace and Grand Ho-
tels, and Se. cor Polk and Sutter
Smitti John. Spear Street Wharf
Smith Peter. 36 Sixth
Spanler Joe 4 Co., 27-29 Kearny
Spear William J., 974 Harrigon
Stern Charles, NE cor California and
Davis
Stern Hermann, 506 Market
Strassburg & Kuttlger, 111 Fourth
Sutliff Henry, 31fi and 832 Kearny
Svenson Carl, 409 Sausome
Thomas Frederick R., 1 Stockton
Thompson Euphemia E., 325>i Fifth
Thrane C. R., 10 Seventh
Thyes John B., 61 Third
Towle ^Vallace, SE cor Fourth and
King
Tuttle Emory 0., 1000 Market
Urban Hugo, 601 Montgomery
Van Der Wys Dirk, 226 Montgomery
Van Praag Saml., 1211,'^ Polk
Vocke Guitavus C, SW cor Montgom-
ery Av and Pacific
Von Ahnden John H., 5 Kearny
Von Tiedemann F., 310 Sixth
Wagner Albert, 254 Third
Wahler Anthony N.. 775 Market, and
1231 Mission
WaU Charles W., .527 Clay
Wallenstein JuUus H., 301 Kearny
WandeU Nelson L., 3,4 Larkln
Warshanr Mannheim, 321 California
Wels WlUlam, 633 Kearny
AVelton Walter B. Jr., 100 Second
White Isaac K., 221 Sacramento
WUhelmi Wolrad, 509 Montgomery
Wood Wilfred, 23 Grant Av
Yates George A., cor flalght and Stan-
yan
Zelmer Daniel, 438 Hayes
Zellerbach & Rltza waller, N£ cor Clay
and East
Zwald Mary, 16>4 Folsom
Circular Distributors.
American District Telegraph Co., 222
Sansome
Dunphy T. N. k Co., 506 Commercial
Macsorley A. <fe Co., 46 O'Farrell
Norton J. 4 Co., 8 Gram Av
CItII Engineers.
(Se« Sngineers— Civil.)
Claim Agents.
Dewey & Co., 252 Market
Stevenson Jonathan D.,6 Montgomery
Block
ClairTOyant 9Iedlams.
Exodlus Julia, 126 Sixth
Foye Ada Mrs., 224 Kearny
Huter Francis Mrs., 10-55 Market
Merser S. S. Mrs., 930 Market
Morton Albert Mrs., 210 Stockton
PhiUips Catherine A. Mrs., U9 Stockton
Clearine House.
Clearing House S. F., 211 Sansome
Clerermen.
Sermons reported by B. fVHi-
liIAnsUN, 331 Montgomery,
room 28
Adams John Q., pastor Westminster
Presbyterian Church, r. 316 Page
Aldrich Byron L., r. 331 Bartlett
Anderson Charles, pastor Swedish
Evangelical Mission Church, r. 638
Jessie
Alexander WlUlam, r. 119 Halght
Andrew A. B., r. 325 Montgomery
Anthony Charles V., pastor Grace
Methodist Episcopal Church,r.2414
Mission
Barchi Caesar, 214 Haves
Barrows Charles D., pastor First Con-
gregational Church, r. 901 Sutter
Bateman Edwin A., r. 517 O'Farrell
Beai Richard L., pastor African Meth-
odist Bethel Church, r. 27M Ber-
nard
Beard James N.. pastor Central M. E.
Church, r. 1050 Mission
Beckwlth Edward G.. pastor Third
Congregational Chnrch,r.l2 Beaver
Beers Hiram W., rector Trinity
Church, r. 1018 Hyde
Benson Henry C, pastor Kentucky St.
M. E. Church, r. W s Tennessee,
bet Butte and Solano
Bermlngham Peter, pastor St. Brid-
get's Church, r. 2111 Van Hess Av
Bishop William D., missionary Mar-
iner's Church, NE cor Sacramento
and Drnmm
Bovard Freeman D., r. 2520 Bush
Brady Peter D., r. 1203 Alabama
Brauer H., pastor Emanuel Church of
the Evongellcal Association, r. 124
Eleventh
Brennan R. P., pastor Mission Dolores
and St. Francis Churches, r. W s
Dolores, opp Sixteenth
Bresiin Lawrence, pastor St. Paul's R.
C. Church, r. 1526 Church
Briol P Philippe, pastor French Evan-
gelical Reformed Church, r. 121
Halght
Brown Aaron, r. 420 Hayes
Buchard J. B., r. 214 Hayes
Buehler Jacob M., pastor St Paul's
German Evangelical Lutheran
Church, r. 1212 Mission
Burrows George, S. F. Theological
Seminary, r. 119 Halght
Carrlngton John, pastor Lebanon
Presbyterian Church, r. 209 Chat-
tanooga
Carver Wayne, pastor Trinity M. E.
Church, r. 922 Sixteenth
Casey Peter S., pastor St. Peter's
Church, r. 1203 Alabama
Cassidv John A., assistant pastor St.
Paul's (R. C.) Church, r. XW cor
Church and Twentv-nlnth
Church E. B., r. 10.36 Valencia
Cleveland J. J., r. 1 Hopeton Terrace
Cohn E., rabbi Congregation Emanu-
El, r. 905 Hyde
CoUeUi Angelo, S. J., r. 214 Hayes
Connollv Michael D., pastor St. John
the "Baptist Church, r. 1122 Eddy
Cottle John E., assistant pastor St.
Mary's Cathedral, r. 628 California
Coyle John, assislant paster St. Jo-
seph's Church, r. 214 Tenth
Cammlngs Hiram, r. NE cor Pacific
and Sansome
Davis W. W., rector St. Luke's Episco-
pal Church, r. 1516 Clay
Dennett Edward P., pastor Twentv-
seventh Street M. E. Church, r. 336
Vallev
Dickson James P.. acting pastor Cen-
tral Presbvterian Tabernacle, r.
1123 Scott
Dossola Joseph, r. 214 Hayes
Docghtv John, pastor First New Je-
rusalem Church, r. 1508 Leav
Duffv Patrick, assistant pastor St.
Patrick's Church, r. 744 Mission
Duncan George E., pastor First Col-
ored Baptist Church, r. 518 Powell
Eastman John C, pastor Larkln St
Presbyterian Church, r. 13^5 Val-
lejo
Ellis Morgan A., pastor Welsh Presby-
terian Church, r. 121 Nineteenth
Fitzpatrick Timothy, pastor All Hal-
lows (R, C.) Church, S s Susque-
hanna, nr Railroad Av
Fitzslmmons Thomas, r. Dominican
Monastery
Flood Jame?, pastor Sacred Heart
Church, r. 710 Hayes
Foute R. C. Rev., rector Grace Church,
r. Lick House
Fowler Charies H., Bishop M. E.
Church, r. 445 Buchanan
Franchl Carlo, pastor San Pletro
Church, r. NE cor Dupont and
Flibert
FaenUelIng Julius, pastor St Mark's
German Evangelical Lutheran
Church, r. 705 Bush
Galliano Celestine, r. 214 Hayes
Garrlga Andres, pastor Yglesia de
Nuestra SeDora de Guadalupe, r.
908 Broadway
Garvin Thomas D., pastor Christian
Church, r. 521 Post
Gassman John G., assistant rector
Trinity Church, r. 615 Taylor
Gibson Matthew M., pastor First
United Presbyterian Church, r. 803
Guerrero
Gray John, rector Howard Street Epis.
copal Church, r. 27 Stanly PI
Grev Patrick J., pastor St Patrick's
Church, r. 744 Mission
Grirtin P., assistant pastor St Joseph's
Church, r. 214 Tenth
Groensberg Ole, pastor Our Savior's
Scandinavian Evangelical Luther-
an Church, r. 107 Ninth
Gunderson 0., pastor First Swedish M.
E. Church, r. 2539 Mark;et
Harrington John F..pastor^t Francis
Church, r. 620 Vallejo
Hartwell James B., Chinese mission-
ary, 740 Washington
Huebner C. F. A., pastor First Evan-
gelical Reformed Church (German)
r. SE cor Hayes and Pierce
Hutchinson George A., pastor Olivet
Presbyterian Church, r. 1123>i Va-
lencia
Imoda Henry, r. 214 Hayes
Izer George W., pastor Howard St. M.
E. Church, r. 628 Harrison
Jewell Frank F., pastor Simpson
Memorial M. E. Church, r. 610
Buchanan
Junnv E<lward D., assistant rector St.
John's Church, r. 1534 Mission
Kemmv John, pastor St. Teresa
Church, r. E s Tennessee, nr Solano
Kendig Daniel, chaplain C. S. A., Post
Chaplain, Presidio
Kerr Alexander J., pastor Presbyte-
rian Mission (Chinese) r. 1224 Jack-
son
Kimball John, r. 132McAlU3ter
Kincaid WiUiam M., pastor First Bap-
tist Church, r. 330 E<ldy
Kip W. Ingraham.Rt. Rev. D.D., Epis-
copal Bishop, r. SW cor Franklin
and Eddy
JUrbv William, assistant pastor St
Marv's Cathedral, r. 623 California
Lagan Matthew, assistant pastor Sa-
cred Heart Church, r. 710 Hayes
Lane Nathan W., pastor Fourth Con-
gregational Church, r. 531 Mont-
gomery Av
Larkln Thomas, assistant pastor St.
Patrick's Church, r. 744 Mission
Leonard Thomas, r. 214 Hayes
Lion E. J., rector St Stephen'i Epis-
copal Church, r. 723 Grove
Loomis Augustus W., Chinese mission-
ary, r. 1213 Leavenworth
Lounsbnry H. H., r. 627 Geary
Ludwick E. A., chaplain Sailors' Home
Luxenburg Moritz. r. 905 Market
Mackenzie Robert, pastor First
Presbyterian Church, r. 1924 Wa-nh-
Ington
Macsorley AlexanderK.,r.81 Stevenson
Mans Paul, r. 2'.4 Hayes
, Maraschi .Anthony, r. 214 Hayes
I Masters Frederick J., superintendent
(Chinese and Japanese Mission
House M. E. Church, r. 916 Wash-
lUiTton
Matthews James, principal University
City College, r. 129 Halght
McCue Joseph J., assistant pastor St
Peter's Church, r. 1203 Alabama
McGovern Benedict, Dominican Mon-
astery
Mead (Jeorge S., teacher Trinity School,
r. 1534 Mission
Meldrum Alexander B.. pastor St
John's Presbyterian Church, r.l412
Octavla
Messea C. E., r. 214 Hayes
Messing A. J., rabbi Congregation Beth
Israel, r. 603 Eddy
Metropolski Nicholas G., priest Greek
Church, r. 2810 Lsguna
Mlel Charles L., rector St Peter's
Church. NE cor Filbert and Stock'n
Miller Oliver C, pastor First Lutheran
Church, r. 1310 Pine
Montgomery George, r. 1122 Bddy
Neales William S., rector St Paul's
Protestant Episcopal Church, r.
2107'^ Webster
Nerl Joseph, r. 214 Hayes
Nevln William, assistant pastor St
Peter's Church, r. 1203 Alabama
NIebuhr Gustave, pastor St. John's
Evangelical Church, r. 530 Green-
wich
Nugent D. F., pastorSt.Rose's Church,
N 8 Brannan, bet Fourth and Fifth
Nugent J. F., pastor St. Brendan's
Church, r. 320 HaiTlson
THE LION Fire lis. Co. OF LONBON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, $4,713,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SEZT02T, Ant Uuaser.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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O'Connor Charles, assl^Jtant pastor
St. Kose's Church, r. N s Brannan
nr Fourth
O'Neill Edward T., r. Dominican Mon-
Pettey Charles C, A. M. E. Zlon
Church, r. 14 Bernard
Pettlgrew William J., r. 1810 Fillmore
Pond William C, pastor Bethany Con-
gregational Church, r. 436 Bartlett
Prelato Frauds, r. 214 Hayes
Preudergast John, Very Rev., Vicar-
General of San FrancUco, r. 628
California
Raflfo Paul, r. 214 Hayes
Kansom John J., pastor Centenary M.
J5. Church South, r. 17ia Bush
Keitmayr V.. r. 214 Hayes
Riley Alphoubo, r. NW cor Stelner
and Bush
Rlordan Patrick W.. Most Rev., Arch-
bishoD S. F., r. 1122 Eddy
Booney Enotius, r. N\V cor Stelner
and Bush
Eowell Joseph, pastor Mariners'
Church, r. 1416 Sacramento
Rowell Nathan L., pastor Free Bap-
tist Church, r. 411 O'Farrell
Sasla Joseph, president St. Ignatius
College, r. 214 Hayes
Scanlon P., pastor St. Joseph's Church,
r. 214 Tenth
Schuenemann-Pott Friedrlch, speaker
Independent German Congrega-
tion, r. 414 Larkln
Schwartz Hyman, r. 1003 Minna
Scudder William H., pastor Plymouth
Congregational Charch, N s Post,
nr Buchanan
Shapero Aaron (.mohel) r. 500 Market
Shearer Frederic E., office 757 Market,
r. 805 Guerrero
Smith P. Rev., assistant rector St.
Francis Church, r. 620 Vallejo
Spencer Bunran, pastor Hamilton
Square Baptist Church, r. 1125 Ellis
Splnlng George L., pastor Howard
Street Presbyterian Church, r. 2523
Howard
Sprecher Samuel P., pastor Calvary
Presbyterian Church, r.1050 Golden
Gate Av
Stebbins Horatio, pastor First Unita-
rian Church,r. 1609 Larkln
Stelnbach Retnhardt, pastor German
M. E. Cliurch, r. 1420 Powell
Stewart T. B., pastor Second Presby-
terian Church, r. S09^ Guerrero
Stokes George E.. 1015 Twenty-tirot
Stone Andrew L., r. 1822 Washington
Sullivan Florence, r. 214 Hayes
Sullivan John J., assistant pastor St.
Francis Church, r. Dolores, opp
Sixteenth
Szule Joseph D., assistant pastor St.
Bridget's Church,r. 2111 Van Ness
Av
Tadinl Joseph, r. 214 Hayes
Telleen John T., pastor Swedish
Evangelical Lutheran Church, r.
738 Minna
TornieUI Philibert r. 214 Hayes
Urmy W. S., pastor First M. E,
Church, r. 1118 Powell
Van Doren Dewitt T., pastor Fifth
Baptist Church, r. 703 Valencia
VarsI AloyslUB, r. 214 Hayes
Verecker James, assistant pastor St.
Patrick's Church, r. 744 Mission
Vldaver Felk, rabbi Congregation Sher-
1th Israel, r. 929 O'Farrell
Voorsanger Jacob Jr., ratibl Temple
Emanu-EU, r. 3416 California
Walsh J., assistant pastor St, Joseph's
Church, r. 214 Tenth
Werih F. A., pastor German M. E.
Church, r. 1321 Powell
Wetchtomoff Vladimir, arch priest
Russian Church, r. 1715 Powell
Winner Joseph, Rabbi Congregation
Beth Meuahlme Streisand, r. 559
Natoma
Wolf S., pastor St. Boniface Church,
r. 123 Golden Gate Av
Woodworth James, superintendent
Emanuel Mission, r. 1713 Stevenson
Worcester J., pastor New Jerusalem
Church, r. 1407 Jones
Cloaks and Suiis.
Ackerman Brothers, 123 Kearny and
207 Sutter
Bechtel Max, 112 Powell
Benson S. J. Mrs., 126 Kearny
Berisowltz Meyer, 1410 Powell
Brown & Metzner. agents Springer
Brod. (Boston, Ma>ii.)ft35 Market
Brown Richard H., li:a Market
Calieau Arniand, -18 Geary
FRATINGER Si CO., 105
Kearny
Goldberg Louis, 1019 Market
Hodge Robert, 10 Fifth
Keane Bros., 107 Kearny
Kelly & Liebes, 120 Kearny
Kramer Henry, 8 Battery
Krebs & Pllger, 053 Market
Maver Charles, 569 Market
McAleer Annie Miss, 615 Geary
Mespasier Etlenne, 145 Post
Mosgrove & Sons, 110 Kearny
Mueller Albert, 122S Market
Mulhern Mary A. Mrs., 141 Fourth
O'Brien J. J. & Co.. NB cor Market
and Jones
O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., Ill Post
Peixotto & Silverman, 1230 Market
Rartioff Lj 218 Post
Rearden Francis J., 940 Market
Stein J. H. & Co., 716 Market
Sullivan's Cloak and Suit House, 120
Kearny
Van Coliem Leon, 611 Ellis
Vaudagna F. & C. 1025 Market
Verdi er, Moreau 4 Co., SE cor Geary
and Grant A V _
Weill Raphael & Co., NWcor Kearny
and Post
Wurkhelm & Co., 125 Kearny
Clocfc»-Elec*rlcal.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
WORKS, 85 Market
CI ocks— Importers.
(See also Jewelers, also Watehet.)
Ackerman Brothers, 123 Kearny and
207 Sutter
Chicago Clock Co., 1063 Mission
Davis Brothers, 419 Kearny, 718 and
1234 Market
Davis Bros., Bergmann <fc Co., 10-16
Sutter
HALL A. I. * SON, 528-530 Market
Lundy T., 7-9 Third
Nathan B., & Co., 126-130 Sutter
Pacific Jewelry Co., 17 Battery
PARKER & WHIPPLE CO., 528-520
Market „ „
Seth Thomas Clock Co., H. Molineux
agent, 126 Sutter
Swain R. A. A Co., 16 Post
Tltcomb A. C. A Co. , 24 Post
WATERBURY CLOCK CO., 528-530
WELCH ^E. N. MANUFACTURING
CO., 120 Sutter
Wolff Henry, 120 Sutter
Clotbes ^Vrinsers.
AR>IBS «Si DAUCAM, 226-232
Front _ ,
Keystone Wringer Co., 150 Fifth
ClotlilnB— Boy*.
Carroll & Tilton, 873 Market
FigelJoseph,2ll Montgomery ,^ , ^
Flavin M. J. <fc Co. (I X L; 926 Market
GIry Alme, 635 Kearny
Hastings C. C. <fc Co. (Mann 4 Bene-
dict successors) SW cor Montgom-
ery and Sutter
Hvman M. & Co., 120 Sansome
Jacobs Jacob. 202 Bush
Joseph Brotherp,229 Montgomery
Kraker Joseph (mnfr) 509 Gotigh
Mann & Benedict, SW cor Montgom-
ery and Sutter
Boos Bros., 35 Kearny
Schafer A Co., U Montgomery
Straus 4 Levy, 24 Sansome
Witt <fe Pursch, 113 Battery
Woods. N.& Co., 35 Sutter
ClothlnB-Maniiracturers.
Alexander S. 0. A Co., 2 Battery
Banner V. A Co.. 35 Sutter
Brown Bros. <fc Co.. 121-123 Sansome
Cohn Hermann, 230 Bush
Deutsch Emll, 321 Pine
Ehrhard L. A Bro., 256 Third
Glbbs A. & Co., 321 Pine
dry Aime, 635 Kearny
Hastings C. C, A Co. (Mann A Bene-
dict successors) SW cor Mont.
gomery and Sutter
Hersberg & Co., 141 Montgomery
Hyams, Pauson & Co., 117 Sansome
Hyman M. & Co.. 120 Sansome
Jacobs Jacob, 202 Bush
MANN A BEN EDICT, SW cor Mont-
gomery and Sutter
Schafer & Co.. 11 Montgomery
Sonuerup William (skin) 23}^ Ritch
Steinlmrt W. & I. & Co., 3 Battery
Straus & Levy, 24 Sansome
Witt A Pursch, 113 Battery
Clothlne— frholesale.
Alexander S. 0. & Co., 2 Battery
Banner V. A Co., 35 Sutter
Brown Bros. A Co., 121-123 Sansome
Fechhelmer, Goodklnd & Co., 16 San-
some
Goodyear Rubber Co. (rubber) 577 Mar-
ket
Hoffman Bros. & Co., 4 Battery
Hyams, Pauson A Co., 117 Sansome
Hyman M. A Co.. 120 Sansome
NEUSTADTER BROTHERS, SW
cor Sansome and Pine
Stelnhart W. & I. & Co., 3 Battery
Straus & Levy, 24 Sansome
Clotliinz— Retail.
Abraham Abraham, 400 Pacific
Abraham Joseph, 721 Sansome
Abrahams Jacob, 814 Battery
Abrahams Louis, 6 Clay
Abrams Isaac, 540 Kearny and 114
Third
Altshuler L., 505 Montgomery
Appel Simon (second-hand ) 247 Fourth
Basker S. (second-hand) 129 Sixth
Bercowltz Simon, 541 and 5.^ Pacific
Berwln Julia(second-hand)1061 Market
Brendel Bridget (second-hand) 932)«^
Foisom
Caro Minnie, 312 Pacfilc
Carroll & Tliton, 873 Market
Cohen Aaron (second-haud) 309 Sixth
Cohen Aaron (second-hand) 429 Pacific
Cohen Harris, 54 Fourth
Cohen Joseph, 48 Steuart
Cohen .Joseph, 219 Paclflc
Cohen Michael, 133 Pacific
Cohn Abraham B., 1068 Howard
Cohn J. & Brother, 723 Montgomsry
Cohn Louis, 306 Pacific
Cohn Marcus, 224 Sixth
Cohn Moritz B., 131 Jackson
Cohn Samuel. 28 Sl.\th
Colman Charles A Co., NE cor KeAmy
and Sutter
Crocker Lesser, 724 Montgomery
David Robert L., 7 Broadway
Ehrhard L. & Brother, 256 Third
Erb Emanuel, 246 Sixth
Estrem Joseph, 821 Montgomery
Fechhelmer Charles S., 720 Kearny
Feder Robert, 415 Hayes
Flgel Joseph, 211 Montgomery
Fisher M Ichae l(second-hand )131 Third
Fitch George W., 1131 Mission
Flavin M. J. A Co., 926 Market
Fogel George, 10 Clay ^^ ,„ „ ^
Fogle Jacob (second-hand) 441 Bask
Franco Abraham, 108 Pacific
Frank Ephraim, 525 Kearny
Franklin George, 511 Davis
Franklin Simon S., 122 Paclflc
Godfrey W. A. H., 101 Second
Goldman Marcus, 532 Hayes
Hamburger G., 54 Third
HarlstiM., 621 Davis
Harris Samuel, 110 Steuart
Harris W. & Co., 802 Kearny
Hastings C. C. A Co. (Mann A Beae-
dlct, successors), SW cor Mont-
gomery and Sutter
Helman Joseph, 1028 Market
Hershberg A Co., 141 Montgomery
Hertz L.. 427 Paclflc , ,^„, „ .
Hlrsch Brothers, 204 and .2253^ Mont-
gomery Av
Hoppe Joseph. 637 Paclflc
Hudson Ann Mrs. (second-hand) 1077
Market
Isaacs Albert, 823 Kearny ^ ^ „
Jacobs Fannie Mrs. (second-hand)
335>i^ Third
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 riRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
BOOKBINDERS.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVBR FIVE STTLUONS.
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Joi*eph Bros., 229 Montpompry
Kdlltky Charles, 109-in Second
Knllskv Morris, 123 Sixth
Ka.-pef Samuel, 141 Third
Kleinhaupt Abraham I., 109 Sixth
Kron Jullne, 927 Kearny
Labpl Solomon. 212 Stenart
Lacbman Abraham, 810 Montjromery
Lallv Jcihn, W 8 MisBion, nr Randall
Lando Harrl.-^, 317 Kearny
Lanzet Samnel, 30 Steuart
Laurent Mary Mrs. (second-hand) lo07
* Howard
Lerev Marcna, 9 Jackson
LeTV Louis, 600 Front
Lev'v Tillle (tecond-hand) 128 Paclflc
LevT Warren, 262 Third
LevV A Heiman, 120 Jackson
LUhtensteinS., 214 Sixth
Loewentbal Joseph Mrs., 927^ Market
Maher "Will am E.,12 Bryant
MANNA BENEDICT. SW corMont-
pomery and Sutter
MarkB Amelia Mrs. (second-hand) 426
Sixth
Marks Samnel, 209 Pacific
Maver M. E. & Co.. 326 Sixth
Meiidelson Elkan,233 Pacific
Merle L. V. <S Co., 616-620 Kearny
Michael C, 126 Third
MlchaeU & Brother, 209 Fourth
Mierson A Jewell, 528 Kearny
Nathan Lena Mrs. (second hand) 937
Market
Nathan Samuel, 117 Third
NlcoU Alexander, 816 Market
Ni nez Louis A., 11.5 Jarkeon
O'Hanlon James F. A Co., 719 Mont-
gomery
Oppenheim John. 24 Clay
Pauton Fenry, .517 Pacific
Pevser Louis, 428 Parlfic
Plncus- Morris. 3f8Sxlth
Porta G. E., 827 Kearny
Praper A. J., 828 and 833 Kearny
Baphael Isaac A S' n . 435 and 527 Mont-
pomerv- and 865 Market
Eiley Mary Mrs. (second-hand) 954
i How ard _
' Bodrlpruez & Eapozo, 319 Pnimm
I Eopnllo A Tobias, £03 Montpcniery At
I Boman H. A Co.. 101 Montgomery
Boos Brothers, 35 Kearny
RosfPthal Isaac, 202 Pacific
Eosenthal 4 Brother. 200 Post
EufhMen.lel, 21 Market
1 Samuel Harris, 808 Third
! S<hafer A Co.. 11 Montgomery
Schwartz K., 317 Third
' Schwartz Mitchell, 104 Third
Seller Pavid, 689 Maiket
Settman Pauline >lrs., 1044>^ Howard
S'moD Sarah, 818 Montgomery
' Simon H. Mrs., 305H Third
I Smith Pavld C. A Co., SE cor Six-
teenth and Capp
! Smith Elizabeth Mrs., 984 Folsom
t Smith Henrv. 539 Pacific
! Solf mon Harris ( second hand)137 Third
> S< mmer Max, 412 Pacific
' Stein Ga^h•e, 417 Pacific
: SteinMorrls. 6}< Vashinpton
Sternberg Ephralm, :«6 Fourth
Stnckwltz M., 250 Fourth
Stone Morris, 157 Third
Sunimerfield & Boman, 942 Market
Welnlerp Caroline, 30:'>i Third
WUI-ams Lizzie (second-hand) 1047
Howard
■Woodward M., S?,f Market
I "THE HASTINGS,"
I Lick House Block, 771 Broadway,
j S. F., Cal. New York.
CloUiiM, SMrts, Umlerwear, etc.
FOE MEN AND BOYS,
TO OP.DEB AND EEADT-MADE,
IHAKN & BENFDICT,
Successors to C. C. Battings 4 Co.
Eelnstein Samuel, 539 Market
Rel88 Brothers ft Co., 24-26 Sutter
Stein, Simon A Co., .587 Market
Co»I I>ealer*.
(See aUo Wood and Coal.)
Allen Charles E., 120 Beale
Barnard F. A Co., 609 Battery
Belllngham Bay Coal Co., SS, cor Spear
and Folsom
Bichard Nicholas, 18 Howard
BLACK DIAMOND COALMINING
CO.. SE cor Spear and Folsom
Chandler Richard D., 507 East
Coos Bav Coal Co. (Oregon) NE cor
Fourth and Townsend
Crescent Ci al Co., 35-37 Clay
DUNHAM, CAERIGAN A Co. (Oim-
herland) 17-19 Beale and 18-24 Main
Dnnsmuir E. A Sons, 620 Fast
East "Wellington Coal Co.. .507 East
Ebbets Arthur M., 115 Sacramento
Excelsior Coal Co.. 5 Spear
Fowler G. C, 656 Howard
Frltch George. 141-143 East
Glbbs George "W. A Co. (Cumberland)
33-39 Fremont
Harrison John W . 204 California
Hunt George H., 209 Sansome
Huntington. Hopkins & Co. ((-nmber-
land) tunction Market and Bush
Kershaw Marsden, 17 Spear
Koerber August, 17-19 Washington
Macdonouph J. A Co., 41 Market, SE
cor Beale and Folsom and 121-125
Folsom
Maguire Robert J., 131-133 Folsom
McDonald Patrick A., 809 Folsc m
McMcnn William, SWcor"V\'afchlngton
and Polk
Mlddl^tcn John, 18 Post, and S'W cor
Sutter end Powell
Newbauer Joseph, « fRce 206)4 Bush
Newport Coal Co., NEcor Folsom and
Spear
Oregon Improvement Co., 48 Market
Peabodv E. A Co., 114 "V\ashlntton
Perlne A Flvnn, 844 Howard
Benton Coal Co., 22 Sacramento
Roberts Martin E. Jr.. 5 Spear
Eosenfeld John (Vancouver) 202 San-
scme
Selbv Thomas H. A Co. (Cumberland)
220-222 Mls*.i on
Shaw A Sharp, 47 Fremont
Shloss Morris, 503 California
Springer Samutl F.. 1127 Sutter
Sunimerfield A. Jr., 35 Clay
Ta\ler A Flint, 31 Beale
Van Winkle I. S. A Co. (Cumberland)
415 Market
Varrey T. H. B. (Cumberland) 22-24
Fremont
"WoU Abraham, 444 California
Coal BlinlnB Companies.
iSee Mining Companiet.)
Coal Oil— "Wboleaale,
AUvne A White, 112 Front
BmTa Vista Oil Co... 328 Montgrmery
Central Calltv miaOil Ck).,314 California
QeveliindOU Co., SW cor Fitlh and
Bern-
COLEMAN WM. T. & CO.,
SE cor Blarket ami Main
Dletz A.C. A Co., 9 Front
Olcovich Brothers, 12 Front
Eavchester George I., 9.=5 Folsom
Standard Oil Co. of Callfomia, 123 Cal.
Stan'iard Oil Co. (Ntw York and
Oeveland, 0.1 123 California
Yates & Co., 113 Front
Cobble Stones.
Caduc Philip (agent) 412 California
Cocoa Slattingr.
Mackay Alexander, 715 Market
CoflTee and Spice Mills.
Adams A. P., 51 Fremont
Clotlis and Cassimeres.
(,S'ee a?Eo Woolen MilU.')
fiAT-MGARTEN J. & CO., 7
Montgomerv
RAAS E. & CO. , 26 Montgomery
Bphre F. A Ck>., 51 Beale
Berlin & Lepori. 536 Commercial
Bothin, Fallemand A Co., 21.5-217 Cal
Bothin Manufacturing Co., 17-19 Main
BurrC. C. *Co.,]3 Pine
Clapp A Jeesup, 51 Fremont
Cotrel Thomas Jr. (agent) 405 Front
Folper J. A. A Co.. 104 Callfomia
GHIBAEDELLI D. & SONS, 415
Jaikson
Gnittard E. 4 Co., 207 Sacramento
Hardv J. J. A O.. 218 Sacramento
HILXS BROTHERS, 400 San-
Kunie
Hudson H. C. 4 Co., 21 First
L.EEGE & MILLS, 410-412 Clay
LieTTe, Fricke ic Co., 707 Sansome
Martin Wheeler, 5 California
McCarthy Brothers A Co., 119 Front
Miner William H., 18 Fremont
Schilling A. 4 Co., 108-112 Market
Schwabacher 4 Salts, 2a5 Front
Thlerbach A Kroeger, SW cor Bryant
and Filth
Tyler S. H. A Son, 218 Sacramento
Von Voss A Co., 621 Sansome
Washington Mnfg Co., 17-19 First
Coffee Extract.
Coffee— Importers.
Bothin, Dallemand 4 Co., 215-217 Cal
Cabiera,Bcma ACo., 123 California
Caswell 4 fcnell, 103 Halleck
CTiardler t; H. 4 'o., 26 Main
COLEMAN WM. T. & CO.,
St cor Market and Main
Dempster A Keys, 202 Market
toiler J. A. 4 Co., 104 California
GHIBAEDELLI D. A SONS, 415
Jackson
Guittard £. A Co., 207 Sacramento
Hardv J. J. A ( o., 218 Sacramento
HILLS BROTHERS, 4U0 San-
si me
Hochki fler Eudolfh, 203 Front
LELGE & MDLLS, 410-412 Clay
Martin W., 5 California
McCarthv Bros. 4 Co., 119 Front
Merrill J. C. A Co., 204 California
Middlehofi G., 119 Taylor, 142 Third
and 701 Lagnna
MONTEALEGEE A CO., 230 Cal
Moore Isidore C, 26 Main
OkoTlch Bros., 12-14 Front
Parrott A Co., 306 California
Schilling A. 4 Co., 108-112 Market
Scott, McKean A Co.. 2.58 Market
Urruela A Vrioste, 202 Blarket
Washington Mnfg Co.. 17-19 First
Wheeler Frederick A.. 128 CaUloml*
Coffee Boasters.
{See Coffee and Spice MilU.)
Coffee Saloons.
(See aUo HestauranU.)
Alexander Sadie Mrs., 238 Ellis
Anker 4 John^on, 639 Kearny
Ballev Oliver, 26 Hayes
Blanchard Fiank A. Mrs., 1507 Market
Block 4 Son, 223 Montgcmen Av
Bocanovlch Peter, 161 Steuart
Boothbr S. E. Mrs., 1185 Market
Boro Louis, 6 Sacramento
Brobeck Henry 3Irs., 142 Eddy
Carl Joseph A., 1436 Market
Case Geort:e A., 829 Valencia
Case PllegS., 410 Haves
Cemogorcevlch Crlstofora, 15 Vallejo
Christ A Frahm, 9 Stockton
Chrlstensen Ferdinand, 605 Mont
Christsen James. 24 Third
Clarke Charles, 517 Montgomery and
612 Kearny
Davidhon A Hlnes, 1032 Howard
Davis Daniel S., SW cor Kearny and
.Sutter
Davis William J., 22 Second
Devoto A Brlchetio, 109 Third
Dickinson Eobert E.. 2.32>^ Mont
Diston 4 Wallace, 654 Mission
Drobaz Matteo, 503 East
Drurv Thomas J.. 424 Davis
Dungan Brothers, 7263* Howard
Dvevolch Nicholas, 10 Sacramento
Eckhardt FrederUk, 15 Grant Av
Engelhart Charles, 306 Grant Av
Fischer A Schloh, 109 Grant Av
Fossi.m Emil»C. C, 1146 Mission
Gardiner 4 Smith, 1003 Market
G.jicovkh George. 303 East
Graneist A Daeweritz, 26 Geary
Grillwltzer A Martin, 34 Eddy
Grosselta Mathew 1203 Polk
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Uanufactnrers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtiires.
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Hansen Christian N., 315 Dupont
Hansen <t Xlls, 429 Bush
Hart Kate S. Jlrs., MW Slontgomery
Harris Charles B., 17 Washington
Harrison <fc Coit, 427 Pine
Harvey Georce D.,SE cor Reamy and
Hardle PI •
Helllwig Frederick, 112 Grant Av
Herzo Nicholas, 625 Montgomery
HopeB.Tacoti,32.5-.341 Bush
Hudson Eiuily C. C, 1146 Mission
Jacobson James, 5 Sixth
Jancovkh Lnco, 513 Pavls
Jensen X els P., 211 Grant Av
Johnson Henry & Co.. 3fi5 Drumm
Johnson Matthias, 221 Keamv
Johnson Jchn F., 12 Clay
JorKensen Henry C, 625 Kearny
Jorgensen * Xordale, 221 Grant Av
Jovovlch J., N\V cor Jackson and
Drumm
Kaeslinc JJobert, 546M Mission
Keniiedv Benjamin, 68 First
Koenig Annie. 310 Third
Larsen C. G., 18 Eddv
Lewis Henry, 2204 Powell
Lovely Mark, 650 Market
Lund K. M., 615 Montgomery
Madson & Peterson, 7 Berry
Ma-onette Eugene, 523 Commercial
Matthev Robert, 20 Third
Matthles Herman, 64fi Clay
Mayle George D., 38 Fourth
Mayle A WIenhoIz, 427 Montgomery
Merslich Domlnico, 1003 Battery
MIkkelsen Thomas, 2S Stockton
Mlkullch Jacob C. 323 Washington
Miller Anton, l9Steunrt
Muller Theresa. 34 O'Farrell
Mulroonv <fc Blunden. 23 Tavlor
Nester Charles, 1640 Market
Norager <fe Hlul, 516 Pine and 426 Mont
Olsen Hans C, 417 California
Palmer William F.. 606 Mission
Panella Nicholas, 227 Monteomerv Av
Pavitza & Tadich, 221 Leidesdorff
Penda Giovanni, 723 Davis
Petersen Jacob, 7 Market
Petersen A Meilandt, 10 Ellis
Petersen * Juhl, 24 < t'Farrell
Peterson A. H., 283 East
Peterson C. A., 14 Racramento
Prlenr Joseph, 2206 Powell
Ravn * Chrlsteseh. 22 Fifth
Koberts Charles. .t52 Mission
Roberts .Tames, 839 Valencia
Boblnson Isaac. 118 O'Farrell
Romig & TImmerman. 409 Kearny
Sam buck Mangola, 1105 Front
Sandy Samuel J., 414 Taylor
Scherrebeck Thomas J., 37 Turk
Schumann & Vogel, 504 Montgomery
Scott Thomas W., 1759 Mission
Shea Ellen Miss, 142 Natoma
Smith * I ilsen. June. Cal. and Market
Silva Eniflmifl, ■fid Folsom
Sjogren Albert, 413'^ East
Sorioh Antim-o, 5 Brooks
Steffen John. NE cor Foisom and Steu-
art
Stewsland * Lvnp, 23 Montgomerv Av
Stewart Andrew G. M rs. , 404 '<; Sixth
Sttwart Henry J., 506 H.-ward"
Strohlin Carl A., 10 Taylor and 210
Sutter
Sturgis Nicholas, 226 Batterv
Taylor & Hendricks, 1020 Larkln
Thomsen 4 Jorgensen, 39 Market
Tiaffav G-i.rge, 124 Howard
Toft * Christenfen,425 Burh
Toner Mwre-aret Mrs., 2742 FoUom
Tvl,.r.Iohn B., 153 Third
Uzoych John. :<24 Davis
Van Hotter, 416 Larkln
VaviloffPefor, 37 Turk
Volz A. * Bro.,28 Fourth
Von der Rels Bertha Miss. 1205 Market
Wellendorf Gu?^tave, 919 Larkln
Wells N. C. Mrs, 1248 Mission
AVesf John, 508 Brvant
WolfCharles, 458 Sixth
ZengelerFxiward, 3".; Stockton
Zlbll ch Martin, SE cor Mission and
Steuart
Coffin afannfactarera.
(See alio Vndertakert.)
Gray N. <fc Co., 641 Sacramento
Massey Aiklns, 651 Sacramento
McAuliffe * Co., .36-38 Tenth
PACIFIC MANUFACTURING CO.,
934 Mission
Pacific Casket Co., 217 Spear and 518
Market
Porter WiUIam H., 116 Eddy
Coke I>ealers.
{See also Cbal,- also Wood and Cbal.)
Allen Charles R., 118 Beale
Carlson John G., 313 First
Lawlor F. C. L., NE cor Twenty-sixth
and Kolsom
MAGUIRE R. J., 13M33 Foisom
McDonald P. A., 809 Foisom
San Francisco Gas Light Co.,oflace cor
First and Natoma
Collar ^fannfactnrers.
Brenner & Levy, 4-6 Batterv
Coon & Co. (New Yoik) 518 Market
Seymour W. H., agent Troy Shirt
Manufactory, 120 Sutter
Collectors.
(See also Brokers -House.)
Apple Kobert L., 220Sansome
Aver Horace J., 214 Sansome
Babin Landry C, 413 Kearny
Bell Amorv F., 526 Montgomerv
Besecker Daniel E., 601 California
Bollinger J. C.& Co., 6a5 Montgomery
Bonstin S. A., 4.32 Montgomerv
Buhlert Julius, ft41 Washington
Campbell <fe Co.. 245 Kearnv
CAPP C. S. * CO., 638 Market
Confidence, Law. Collection and De-
tective Bureau, 220 Sansome
Cowper William H., 6il Sansome
Finley J. K. & Co., 915', Market
Flann gan Patrick J., 318 Pine
Gillespie William M.,410 Kearny
Hanling Charles M., 930 Market
Harding S. C, 648 Washington
Harmon & Sears, 325 Monteomerr
International Law Ass'n., 330 Pine
JacobI Leopold. 509 Montgomery
Kelly G.W\, 504 Kearnv
Kent Daniel M.. 330 Pine
Klrchoff H. L., 526 Kearnv
Lablnskl William. 12'^ Grant Av
Laidley H. J., 313 Montgomerv
Lewis Rodman P. 622 Ciav
MADISON & BURKE, NW cor Mont-
gomerv and California
McA LESTER <fe JoNES, 422 Mont-
gomery
McCombe John. 402 Montgomery
McElhinny P. H., 715 Clav
McMahon James, 506 Battery
Meagher James J., 30 1 California
Moreal H. P. & Co., 402 Montgomery
Nichols Dorsan, 623 Montgomery
Nicol William. 413 Montgomerv
Oesterreicher Louis. 503 California
OuUahan <fe Grady, 12 Montgomery
PACIFIC COLLECTION CO., 528
California
Paterson Frank, 330 Pine
Peterson Leo, 420 Montgomery
Pettigrew & Farl^ss, 217 Sansome
Pforr John, 329 Montgomery
Rattenburv W. H.,224 Montgomery
•Raymond Frank. 33 Montgomery Blk
Rosalia Armand B., 214 Sansome*
Seligman Moses, 425 Montgomery
Shaln's Mercantile Collection Agency,
.328 Montgomery
Spray George C. 511 California
State Business Agencv, 223 Kearnv
Stern David &Son. 323 Monlgomefy
Strauss Samuel, 302 Montgomery
Thompson Robert, 436 Montgomery
Tommenip J. P. E., 516 Kearny
Umb^en G. H, & Co., 14 Montgomery
Von Rhein O. F. <fe Co.. 524 California
Wade William M., 214 Sansome
Waltz & Clairmont, 606 Claj-
ColleK««.
Banard's Business College,46 O'Farrell
Burgess' Business College, 6 Eddv
California College of Pharmacy," Ful-
toii, bet Polk and Van Ness Av
COLLEGE OF NOTRE DAME, E s
Dolores, bet Sixteenth and Seven-
teenth
College of Sculpture, 1.330 California
COOPER MEDICAL COLLEGE, cor
Sacramento and Webster
FILIPPE'S ACADEMY OF LAN-
GUAGES, .?20 Post
French and English Institute, .338
Thirteenth
Hahnemann Medical College, 115
Haight
Hastings College of the Law, 808 Mont
HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 42
Post
Irving Institute, 1036 Valencia
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT UNI-
VERSITY OF CALIFORNIA,
E 6 Stockton, bet Chestnut and
Francisco
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, 320
Post
Sacred Heart CoUege, SE cor Eddy and
Larkln
ST. IGNATIUS COLLEGE. 214 Haves
ST. MARY'S COLLEGE, Old San Josfi
Road, 3 miles from Citv Hall
ST. ROSE'S ACADEMY, S s Golden
Gate Av, bet Stelnerand Pierce
Syke's Academv of Languages, 324
Sutter
Tarrant's Academy, 412Sntter
Theological Seminary. 121 Haight
TOLAND MEDICAL COLLEGE, E s
Stockton, bet Chestnut and Fran-
cisco
University City CoUege, 119 Haight
PACIFIC COLLECTION CO,
628 CALIFORNIA ST.
PROMPT COLLECTION OF ACCOUHTS.
Snlts bronght in all the Courts of this
State. Charges moderate.
BUSINESS COLLEGE,
320 Post St., opp. Union Square.
The design of this Institution Is to
impart such an education as will best
prepare students for the practical af-
fairs of life. It provides thorough, sys-
tematic and practical courses of in-
stnictlon, and employs a full corps of
competent and faithful teachers. Ev-
ery available modern improvement has
been Introduced, and whatever a lib-
eral expenditure of money and well-
directed energy could do, has been dune
to make the school what it should be,
and to maintain (or It a reputation
worthy of its rank.
The BnHineHSi Course, both
theoretical and practical. Is as near
perfection as it Is possible to make It.
The svstemof Actual Business Train-
ing employed Is unsurpassed, students
receiving the same practice in con-
ducting business affairs as though they
were in a bona Me bank, office, or
counting-house. Practical Penman-
ship is made the subject ot dally drill.
The Academic Coarse af-
fords an excellent opportunity for per-
sons of any age to obtain thorough In- j
structlon In Spelling, Reading,Writlng, I
etc., the Higher Mathematical branch- i
es, and the Modern Languages.
The Telegrraphic Course Is I
well calculated to make proficient ope-
ratt)rs. It includes careful Instructiiin
\n sound &n>i j>a}>er operating, setting '
np of ln-;truments, management of
batteries, use of switches and ground ,
wires, etc. ]
eeneral Information.— Day I
and Evening Sessions during the en- i
tire year. Students can enter at any j
time, tallies are admitted to all the :
departments of the school. Inillvidual :
Instructionlsgiven. Life Scholarships i
for the complete Business Course are
Issued at $70.
Commercial Aseneles.
(See Mercantile Agencies.)
W
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Ylannfacfurer of ererr description of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to 5U Beale Ktreet, San Vruuciatco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker, ^^'-^'^^^Itii'oJ^^EirA^dSit
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Commercial Brokers,
(<Se« Brokers.)
Commission mercliants.
(See Merchants.)
Commissioners
Besldtng In San Francisco, appointed
by the Governors of the different
States, to take testimony and to
acknowledge deeds to be used In
each respective State.
JAMES L.. KING,
Notary PnDlic and coiilssioiier reeds
For every State and Territory.
Ifo. 308 California SI,, N. side,
bet. San.'ome and Battery Sts., S. V.
Trade Marks and Passports procured.
Depositions carefully taken.
i
ALABAMA.
KINe JAIHLES r.., 308 Cali-
fornia
Jolce E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Tharp E. H., 238 Montfiomery
Arizona Teebitort.
KINO JAMES Ti., 308 Cali-
fornia
Craig Lee D., 316 Montgomery
HamiU John E., 329 Montgomery
Harris Lewis B., 326 Pine
Joice E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
KIngwell J. F., 422 Montgomery
Knox G. T., 444 California
McElroy Kobert D., 4 Phelan Bld«
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Sonntag Lincoln, 116 Market
Tharp E. H., 238 Montgomery
Wheat Charles D., 501 California
Arkansas.
KINO JAMES K... 308 Cali-
fornia
Jolce E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Tharp E. H., 238 Montgomery
Wheat C. D.. 501 California
Colorado.
KINO JAMES I.., 308 Cali-
fornia
Craig Lee D.. 316 Montgomery
Jolce E. v.. 6 Merchants' Exchange
Connecticut.
KINO JAMES I.., 308 Cali-
fornia
Joice E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
Dakota Territory.
KINO JAMES Jj., 308 Cali-
fornia
Craig Lee D., 316 Montgomery
Jolce E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 238 Montgomery
Delaware.
KINO JAMES 1a., 808 C»U-
fornia
District or Coldkbia.
KINO JAMES li.. 308 CaU-
fornla
Florida.
KINO JAMES li., 808 Cali-
fornia
Tharp E. H.. 238 Montgomery
Wheat C. D., 501 California
Obobqia.
KINO JAMES I.., 308 CaU'
fornia
Craig Lee P., 316 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 228 Montgomery
Wheat C. D., 501 CalUornla
Idaho Territory.
KINO JAMES I<., 308 Call
fornia
Oralg Lee D., 316 Montgomery
Jolce E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Sonntag Lincoln, 1 6 Market
Tharp E. H., 238 Montgomery
Wheat C. D., 501 California
Illinois.
KINO JAMES r.., 308 Cali-
fornia
Jolce E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
Indiana. •
KINO JAMES li., 308 Cali-
fornia
Craig Lee D., 316 Montgomery
Joice E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
Iowa.
KINO JAMES I.., 308 Call
fornia
Craig Lee D., 316 Montgomery
Joice E. v.. 6 Merchants' Exchange
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
Kansas.
KINO JAMES I.,, 308 Cali-
fornia
Joice E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 238 Montgomery
Wheat C. D., 501 California
Kentucky.
KINO JAMES 1.., 308 Cali-
fornia
Jolce E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Murfev S. S., 607 Montgomery
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 238 Montgomery
Wheat C. D., 501 California
Louisiana.
KINO JAMES T... 308 Cali-
fornia
Craig Lee D., 316 Montgomery
Jolce E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 238 Montgomery
Wheat C. D., 501 California
Maine.
KINO JAMES X,., 308 Cali-
fornia
Jolce E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
Maryland.
KINO JAMES li., 308 Call
fornia
Massachusetts.
KINO JAMES li., 308 Cali-
fornia
Jolce E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Knox G. T., 444 California
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
Michigan.
KINO JAMES li., 308 Cali-
fornia
Jolce E. v., 8 Merchants' Exchange
Murfev S. S., 607 Montgomery
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Wheat C. D., 501 CaUfornU
Minnesota.
KINO JAMES r., 308 Cali-
fornia
Jolce E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Mississippi.
KINO JAMES I.., 308 Cali-
fornia
Jolce E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
308 CaU-
Missouri.
KINO JAMES I.., SOS Cali-
fornia
Craig Lee D., 316 Montgomery
Jolce E. \., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Murfey 8. S., 607 Montgomery
Montana Territory.
KINO JAMES li., 308 Cali-
fornia
Craig Lee D., 316 Montgomery
Jolce E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Nebraska.
Kevada.
KINO JAMES ii.,
fornia
Blood J. H., 304 Montgomery
Craig Lee D., •'<16 Montgomery
Hamili John E., 329 Montgomery
Joice E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
KIngwell J. F., 422 Montgomery
Knox G. T., 444 California
Murfev S. S., 607 Montgomery
Smith Holland, 307 Mi.ntgomery
Wheat C. D., 501 California
New Hampshire.
KINO JAMES Ii„ 308 Cali-
fornia
Craig Lee D., 316 Montgomery
Jolce E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
New Jersey.
KINO JAMES li., 308 Cali-
fornia
Craig Lee D., 316 Montgomery
Joice E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Murfev S. S., 607 Montgomery
Wheat C. D., 501 California
New Mexico Territory.
KINO JAMES li., 308 Call
fornia
Jolce E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
KIngwell J. F.,422 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 238 Montgomery
New York.
KINO JAMES I.., 308 Call
fornia
Craig Lee D., 316 Montgomery
Jolce E. v., 6 Merchants' " '
Knox G.T., 444 California
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 238 Montgomery
Wheat Charles, 501 California
North Carolina.
KINO JAMES r,., 308 CaU-
fornia
Ohio.
KlINO JAMES I.., 308 CaU-
fornia
Craig Lee D., 316 Montgomery
Joice E.V., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
Oregon.
KINO JAMES li., 308 CaU-
fornla
Blood J. H., 304 Montgomery
Craig Lee D., 316 Montgomery
Hamili John E., 329 Montgomery
Harris Lewis B., 326 Pine
Jolce E.V., 6 Merchants' Exchange
KIngwell J. F.,422 Montgomery
Knox G. T., 444 California
Levy Eugene W., fi04 Merchant
Melnlnger Louis, 306 Montgomery
Murfev S. S,. 607 Montgomery
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Sonntag Lincoln. 116 Market
Slanlev Charles T., 512 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 2.38 Montgomery
Wheat C. D., 501 CaUfoml*
Pennsylvania.
KINO JAMES li., 308 CaU-
fornia
Joice E.V., 8 Merchants' Exchange
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
Khode Island.
KINO JAMES li., 308 CaU-
fornia
Jolce E.V., 8 Merchants' Exchange
South Carolina.
KINO JAMES li., 308 CaU-
fornia
Tharp E. H., 238 Montgomery
Wheat C. D., 501 California
Tennessee.
KINO JAMES li., 308 Cali-
fornia
Joice E.V., 6 Merchants' Exchanira '
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
OBIENT IBS. Co. OF HABTFOBD
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,551,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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Texas.
Klira JA^IES l... 30S Cali-
fornia
Jolce K.V., 6 MerchanlB' Eschange
Murfey 3. S., 607 Moutijomerr
Utah Tebritobt.
KINO JAUnES I... 308 Cali-
fornia
Cr«lK l.ee D., 316 aiontgomery
Jolce K.V., 6 .HerchaDts' Exchange
KlQgwell J. F., 4Ji Montgomery
Kuox G. T., 444 California
Murfev S. S., 607 Montgomery
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomerv
Vekmont.
KINO JASieS) li., 308 Cali-
fornia
"VlBQINIA.
KINO JA9IES T.., 308 Cali-
fornia
Craig Lee D., 316 Montgomery
Smith Holland. 307 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 238 Montgomery
"Wheat C. U., 501 California
Washinqton Teebitort.
KINO JAMES li., 308 Cali-
fornia
Blood J. H., 304 Montgomery
Craig Lee D., 316 Montgomery
Hamill JohnE., 329 Montgomery
Harris Lewis JB., 326 Pine
Jolce E.Vy 6 Merchants' Exchange
Knox G. T., 444 California
Levy E. W., 604 Merchant
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomeiy
Sonntag Lincoln, 116 Market
Tharp E. H., 238 Montgomery
Wheat C. D., 501 California
West Vibqinia.
KINO JAMES I<., 308 Cali-
fornia
Wisconsin.
KINO JAMES El.. SOS Call'
fornia
Jolce E.V., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
WroMma Tebeitobt.
KINO JAMES li., 308 Cali-
fornia
Jolce E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Commissioners' Stenosra-
piiers.
WIIitilAItlSON B., 331 Mont-
gomery, room 28
Concrete.
CALIFORNIA ARTIFICIAL PAV-
ING CO,. 404 Montgomery
GRANOLITHIC PAVING CO.. 422
Montgomery
Mac Donald M., 19 Montgomery
Kansome E. L., 402 Montgomery
Deraartlnl L., 518 Mission
Gliibons Thomas M., 130S Market
Gilbert August, 227 Post
Grade W. A. & Ci>., 5 !3 Washington
Gruenhaeen \V. & Co., 20 Kearny
Gulllet Charles, 905 Lnrkln
Haas George, 824 Market
Hacker B., 325 Kearnv and 1202 Market
HallAlgte,46 Fourth
Krleger Charles, 218 Sixth
Larsat Ar6ne, 613 McAllister
Maskey Frank, 32 Kearny and 808 Lar-
kln
Masson Frfires, 413 Commercial
MERCER M. A.. 518 Kearny
Midon F., 117 Sutter
Mull George, 909 Mission
Pfennlnger H. <fc Co., 1033 Market
Roberts George F., i;J01 Polk
Rotger E. & Co., 307 East
ROTCHSCHILl) & EHRENPFORT,
113 Front
Saronl L. 4 Co., 118-V20 Uavls
Schaefer August, 2122 Mission
Schmlts William, 32;i Broadway
Schroder, Albrecht <fc Co., 224 Battery
Seldl J. & Co., liK) Stevenson
Staengel Eberhart, 1432 Pacific
Thain Brothers, 781 Market
Townsend W. S., 627 Market
Webber & Mader, 2027 Fillmore
Wlchman Brothers, 754 Market and 56
Third
M. A. MERCER,
Wholesale and Retail Manufacturer,
Dealer In and Importer
Fine Frencli Candies and conlectionery
518 KEABNT ST.
FRANZ SIEBRECHT,
PROPRIETOR
Engelberg's Bakery
AND CONFECTIONERY.
416 Kearny.
CALIFORNIA
Artificial Stone Paylni Go.
(SCHILLINGER'S PATENT)
FOB
Sidewalks. Garden Walks, Corridors,
Offices, Carriage Drives. Stables,
and Cellar Floors, Kitch-
ens. Concrete, Etc.
Oniee, 404 Montgomery St.,
San Francisco.
Turn to
Granolithic Paving Go's
Al) VERTISEMENT
TJader heading Stone Manufactureri.
Confectioners— Mannfactur-
ine*
Agnlrre Martin J.. 429 Kearny
Atger Leon, 1125 Market
Brad«haw WlUlam G., 2J51 Sixteenth
Confectioners' l¥are.
Abramson, Bacon A Heunlsch, 116
Battery
Schroder. Albrecht & Co., 224 Battery
Confectionery.
(See also Bakeries, also Varieties.)
Adam Robert M.,1049 Howard
Agnew M. A. Mrs., 514 Post
Agulrre Martin J., 429 Kearny
AUegrettl Ignaclo. 501 Sutter
Augustus F. Mrs., 1007 MuAllister
Axel Mary Mrs., 511 Laguna
Axtmau L.. 221 Fourth
Balllnger Fanny Mrs., 308 Turk
Bauer & Brady, 232 Van Ness At
Benson James E. W., 128 Third
Berger R. Mrs., 120J>^ Market
Bierman Julius, 1216 Pacltlc
Blank G. A., 428 Hayes
Block Frederick, 2932 Sixteenth
Bleydorn Henry. 159 Second
Bolton Minnie, lOO,"^ Stockton
Bradshaw WiUiam G., 2151 Sixteenth
Branagan Patrick J., 1124 Larkln
Carndun F. F. Mrs., 1552 Howard
CarrJullaG., 1203 Turk
Chepernlch Louis. SE cor Stockton and
Clay
Chew J. Mrs., 1109 Sutter
Clinton Mary, 450 Sixth
Cohn William, 144 Seventh
Collins Bernard, 539 Fourth
Craven Ann, 411^ Geary
Cunningham Lizzie, 444>^ Third
Dabcovlch J. C.,502 Kearny
Delano H. M.. 135 Kearny
Deppe Lena. 423 Fourth
Doyle M. J., 138 Ninth
Duley Lucy, NE cor Hyde and Union
Dunn Mary, 1638 Polk
Eldred Henry J., 1941 Mission
Ferlnl Nellie Mrs., 1126 Larkln
Fltzler Joseph Mrs., 406 Third
Fletcher Harriet Mrs., 1019 Howard
Frey Rosa, 1034 Golden Gate At
Frey <fc Merkel. 911 Larkln
Furlong Mary, 1072 Howard
Gehen Marv Mrs., 1050 Howard
Gen lar J. W., 948 Market and 24 Sixth
Gilbert August, 227 Post
Grabolle John, 913 Bryant
Grant David G., 416 Hayes
Grossman Slgmund, 14 Turk
Gruenhagen W. A Co., 20 Kearny
Gulllet Charles, 905 Larkln
Haas George, 824 Market
Hachmelster Charles, 413 Third
Hacker Bernard, 325 Kearny and 1302
Market
Hall A., 46 Fonrth
Hahnemann Albert, 344 Sixth
Han^en Dlna, 118 Francisco
Hansen S. Miss, 940 Valencl*
Hart Lonis Mrs., 210 Third
Henley F. E. Miss. Junction Valencia,
Halght and Market
Hill M. A. Mrs., 524^ Sixth
Holt Ann Mrs., 1209 Bush
Hope John, ;«'^ Francisco
Hoiirtolou Annie Mrs.. 1201)^ Folsom
Huber Albert, 1308 Polk
Hunt Hanorah. 229,^ Hayes
Hunt James, 1738 Market
Kaler James. NE cor Pacific and Lar-
kln
Klass A Seen, 1233 Stockton
Krausgrill P. Mrs., 623 Union
Krleger Anna Mrs.. 3.37 Hayes
Landers John R., 2130 Fillmore
Lavalley Louis P., 403 Broa^Jway
Leonard Charles E., 439 Hayes
Leveque A. Miss, 1203 Powell
Llese Frederick, 114)^ Fifth
Llndenborn C. S., 1318 Pacific
Llndcnmsyer J. F. Mrs., 202 Tnrk
Maskey Frank, 32 Kearny and 806 Lar-
kln
Mason Mary, 914 Valencia
Maugham Mary, 814 Laguna
McCurdy A. C, 1125 Valencia
McDonald Catherine, 112 Eighth
McDonald J. G. 4 Co., 1120 Market
MERCER M. A., 518 Kearny
Midon Frank, 117 Sutter
Moeser Julius, 221 Montgomery At
Musil Joseph, 27 Ninth
NlefTe Pauline. NE cor Webster and
Fulton
Nolle Georglana Mrs., 127>^ Foortk
Oakes Arthur A., 1189 Market
Pfennlnger H. & C, 10 « Market
Pharlon F. M.. 630 Grove
Poehlman William, SW cor Post and
Powell
Re Joseph, 1628 Stockton
Roberts George F. , 1301 Polk
ROTHSCHILD & EHRENPrOBT,
118 Front
Ryan Annie Miss, 264 Third
Sachs Minnie Mrs., 321 Fourth
Schafer Maria, 965 Mission
Saul John, 132 Fifth
Schmits William, 323 Broadway
Si hroder, Albrecht & Co.. 224 Battery
Seeger Joseph, 1317 Dup<mt
Slebrecht Franz, 418 Keorny
Staengle E.. 1432 Pacific
Stappenbeck J. Mrs., 1525>i Dnpont
Stearns M. L., 1006 Market
Tavlor James, 903 Bush
ThaIn Bros., 781 Market
Townsend William S., 627 Market
Wanner Monlka Mrs., 1*35 Folsom
Wendel George. 123 Tav,or
Wlchman Brothers, 754 Market, and 16
Third
Young John, 1419 Stockton
Zaepftel Xavler, 104;5 Valencia
Zeller George, 1311 PoweU
Consuls.
(^OomuU General.)
Argentine Republic, J. F. Schletdem,
324 Washington
Austro-Hungarlan Empire, Budolpk
Hochkofler, 203 Front
Belgium, Wilfrid B. Chapman, 128 Col
Bolivia, F. Herrera, 218 California
Brazil, D. L. Randolph, vice cousnl. 12
Montgomery _ ,, ,
oChlll, Henry Barrollhet, 524 Mont-
gomery
"China, Liang Tlng-tsan, consul gem-
eral, F. A. Bee, consul, Cheng Ping,
vice consul, 917 Clay
CosU Rica, Richard VUlalranca, 1»
California
Denmark, John Simpson, 11 Market
Ecuador, F. Herrera, 218 California
<• France, Edmond Carrey, 606 Montg'r
German Empire, Adolph Rosenthal,
318 Sacramento -^jm
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONH 82.
PRINTERS, ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN, has the i,argest business
ANY AMERICAN COMPANY.
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Great Britain, Dennis Donabne, con-
sul, Charles Mason, vice consul, 506
Battery
Greece, H. N. Coot, 32'i Fremont
Guatemala, J. ilariano Roma, 123 Cal
Hawaiian Islands, D. A. McKinley, 302
California
Honduras, John T. Wright, fiJO Market
Italv, Francesco Laml)ertenglii, 506
"Batterr
Japan, Saburo Fujii, 107 Phelan Bldg
^Mexico, Alex. K. Coney, S-'^l Cal
Netherlands, J. De Fremery, 410 Bat
-Nicaragua, F. Herrera, 218 California
Paraguay, P. J. Van Loben Sels, 530
California
Peru, George L. Duval, 430 California
Portueal, Henry Laidley, vice consul,
313 Montgomery
Kepublic of Colombia, Joe6 M. Tlnoco,
506 Battery
'Kussia, A. E. Olarovskv, consul gen-
eral, 411^ California, GufUve Me-
baum, vice consul, 310 San^ome
Salvador, J. M. Roma, 123 California
Spain, C. Martin, 411^ California
Sweden and Norway, Henry Lund, 214
California
Switzerland, Antolne Borel, 311 Mont-
gomery
Turkov, George W. Glbbs, 33 Fremont
United States of Venezuela, F. Herre-
ra. 218 California
Uruguay, George L. Duval, 430 Cal
Contractors.
(See alto Carpenters and Builders;
also Piledrivtrs.)
Acker Francis V., 1207 Polk
Ackerson Charles H., 215 Kearny
Adams John G., 330 Pine
Allspanph A. A., 125 U Page
Antonelli Joseph S., 39 Merchants' Ex
Apel John, 605 Montcomery
Baldwin James W., 321 Sutter
Bateman Brothers, 330 Pine
Bernard Francis, 516 Kearnv
Binet Joseph L., 330 Pine
Blake Charles T., 4 Vernon PI
Browell J., 727 Montgf niery
Bruceeuian Henry, 317,'-j Grant Av
Bucknian A. E., 314 Montgomery
Burpee k Judsoii, :}30 Pine
Bvron John. 117 Nineteenth
CALIFORNIA BRIDGE CO.
22 California
Callahan J. J., Merchants' Drv Dock
Califurnia Construction Co., 100 St.
Ann's Building
Chapman William J., SE cor Broad-
way and Montgomery
Comniarv W. T., 30 New Montgomery
Conrad William A., 516 Kearny
Cre.-man C. L., Pier 3, Sfeuart
De Greaver H., 302 Montgomery
Dipglns Brothers, -528 California
Dodson B. <t Co.. 824 Dolures
Dyer James S.. 1745 Union
Emerv S. S., 423 Gearv
English W. D., 10 Cilifomla
Ewine Robert, :«0 Sutter
Farrell & Bell. 6.38 Market
Fisher Henrv, 638 Market
Fitzpatrick Arthur G., 330 Pine
, FleicherWilUam, 328 Pine
Freese Andrew C, 3 Mission
Fiirness John, .30 New Montgomery
Gibson James C, 30 New Montgomery
Gray <fe Stover, 33a Pine '
Haaf Edward W.. 516 Kearny
Haaf Jacob, 516 Kearnv
I Hall Winslow, 30 New Montgomery
1 Harriss D., 916 Genry
I Healey Jlichael, NW cor Stevenson
and Brady
I Hicks Reuben B., 30 New Montgomery
Hnck Tobias, 516 Kearny
I Horn William B., 424 Montgomery
; Hiirlbut R. P., 3,'iO Pine
^ Jackson A., aSO Pine
Kelly James M., 638 Market
Kellv Michael J., 428 Montgomery
Kerr William, 903 Battery
1 Kinsman C. W.,30 New Montgomery
Kinsman James W., 30 New Montg'y
' Lahprtv Peter, S'O Pine
I LANE W.E., 505 Kearny
1 Lang George, 30 New Montgomery
' Langstatr William, 30 New Montg'ry
Lawrence Jay V., 619 Sacramento
! Macdonald M., 19 Montgomery
Mackay J. Stuart, .^30 Sutter
Magary John E., 528 California
Mallon Patrick, NE cor Kearny and
Market
McCann Richard, 330 Pine
McClnre P. L.(water supplies)224 Eddy
McDonald J. W.. 234 Montgomery
McKay John H., 134 Main
McJIahon B. <fe Son. 22 Howard
McMurray Patrick. 1061 Folsom
Mechllng Gibson, 638 Market
Merry Thomas, 112 Clav
Miller .\dam, olfi Kearnv and 330 Pine
Miles Michael, 542 California
Mitchell F. A Son, P.50 Howard
Mitchell Robert, 6.''8 Market
Nagle George D., 317 Montgomery
Newl>ett Andrew A.. 444 Valencia
Nounnan Joseph, 314 Montgomery
O'Sulllvan Daniel (brickwork and plas-
tering) 330 I'ine, mom 11
PAT TI SON E. A. & CO..
K08 Stockton
Patridge 11. C, 302 Montgomery
Paulson A Co., 421 Jones
Post Nathan C., .30 New Montgomery
Reynolds H. J.. 513 Montgomery
Robinson Peter, 918 Battery
Robinson & Gillespie, 315 and 329 Sutter
Roche <fc Sheedy, SE cor Ritch and
King
Ross James. NW cor Van Ness and
Linden Avs
SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE
CO., 42 Market, pier and
storehouse W s Sixth, bet Hubbell
and South
Smvth William H., 258 Market
Standard Iron Bridge Co., 2.5? Market
Taylor Joseph W. (street) 424 Mont
Taylor Oliver. 328 Pine
Teague Wlirani, 405 Clementina
Thomason Edwin R.. 640 Market
Thornhill Joseph, ?h Post
Trotter 4 Harman, ?0 New Mont
UNION IMPRuVEMENT CO., 330
Pine
VarneyL.H., 638 Market
Vincent Clarence D., 320 California
Wagner Jacob, 516 Kearny
Ward Arthui S., 405 Front
Warren Charles A., 2.34 Montgomery
Wntterson G.orge T.. 638 MarKet
WHEELER A BURDICK.115 Davis
White J. B. A Co.. 318 Pine
White 0. E., 30 New Montgomery
Whlttier James E., 2UTownsend
Wilcox P., 6:« Market
Willlflms Chavncpv B...=i28 Califomla
WILSON JOHN & SON, 622-
624 Lagtma
Worden Stephen G.. 16 Montgomery Av
Young L. G. (sewer) 4:«i Bush
Zacharlas Morris (glazing) 516 Kearny
E. A. PATTISON & CO.
MANTELS,
Tiles, Grates, Brass Goods,
Stained Glass, Parquette
Flooring, and
TERRA COTTA,
300 Stocls-toix.
Conf-eyancerA.
(5ee caso Notaries J\ibUc.)
KING JAIHES l... 308 Cali-
fornia
CAPP C. S. * CO., 638 Market
Craig Lee D., 316 Montgomery
Joice Erastus V., fi Merchants' Ex
Mason James, 425 Calfomia
Rolls John S., 425 California
.Stleglltz John, 636 Clay
AVbpflt C. D.-.-iOl California
WILLIAMSON R., 331 Mont-
gomery, room 23
Coohing Kanges.
(See Eanges.)
Coopers.
Almon D. <fe O., 40 Commercial
Ausley Washington, 14 Merchant
Armstrong Rudolph, 227 Main
CALIFORNIA BARREL CO., 32$
Front
Carl Andrew, 204 Commercial
FULDA BROTHERS, 30-40 Spear
Golden Charles P., KM Commercial
Guptlll D. W., Second, bet King and
Townsend
Handy L. N. A Co., .32 Clay
Herbert & Nyland, 38 Commercial
Hogan & Co., 53 Clav and 36 Com
Holden John H., 105 Clay
Larsen George, 314 Bryant
Lawson Andrew, 508 Front
Madson ( He, 309 Davis
PACIFIC WOODENWARE AND
COOPERAGE CO., 323 Frot^
Ramsev M. J., 622 Batterv
TALLON C. J., 123 California
Vogel A Kadtke, 22-24 Broadway
Wlndeler George R., 241 King
Woemer David, NW cor Main and
Harrison
Coopers' Stock.
Clar
BROWN DAVID B.,
and 36 Commercial
COOS BAY STAVE AND LUMBEB
CO., 323 Front
DemnsterA Keys, 202 Market
Hogan <fe Co.. 53 Clav and 36 Com
PACIFIC WOODENWARE ANI>
COOPERAGE CO., 323 Front
PACIFIC
Woodenware & Cooperage Co>
Manufacturers of and Dealers In
COOPERAGE STOCK,
A full line of White Oak, Maple. Sug-
ar Pine. Fir, White and Red Cedar,
etc., always on hand.
Office: 323 Front St.
Copper— Importers.
Holbrook, Merrill A Stetson, 225 Mar-
ket and 1-17 Beale
MONTAGUE W. W. A CO., 309-317
Slarket
Selbv Thomas H. & Co., 220-222 Mis
TAY GEORGE H. & CO., 6U-
618 Battery
Copper Boilers.
ALLEN W. R., 414 Market
Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, 225 Mar-
ket and 1-17 Beale
Market
PARK BROTHERS & CO.^
13-15 Fremont
Selby Thomas H. <fe Co.. 220-222 Mis
TAY GEORGE H. &Co., 614-
618 Battery
Copyine: Presses.
(See also Stationers.)
WTCKSON G. G. di CO.
(Pneumatic) 38 California
Copyists.
Dakin A Hawes (electric! 320 Sansom©
Denning J. F. i- Co.. 413 Montgolhery
Digge;- E. E. & A. Jlisses (typewriters)
606 Montgomerv
EMERSON & BACON Misses,
331 Moiitsomery
Flower W. C, 65 Nevada Block
Halne J. D. (el.'ctric) 106 Leidesdorff
Heussler A., 1202 Mission
Pacific Type Writing Bureau, 405
Kearny
Runee A Elliot (tvpe writer) 330 Pine
WBLLIA BISON R., 331 MonV
gomery,iuom28
Coppersmiths.
lis John G., 814 Kearny
LANE W. E., .MB Kearny
Lawson John C, 6a3 Battery
Mistre Simeon, 811 Montgomery
Perey P., 233 First
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manofactnrers of Shov Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM SI
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
Or most delicate flavor and the only true
Ohampatii^s produced in the United States.
ARPAO HARASZTHY A CO.
■ 530 WASHINOTON
COR
1313
CUT
Sanders <fc Co., 421 Mission
Smith Charles W., 16 Washington
Tripp G. A., 2-it) Fr.'moiit
Waguer & ToUt, 565 Mission
Cordace.
Pacific Cordage Co., 318 California
TBUMAN. I8HAM A H(JOK.ER.,
421-427 Market
Tubbs & Co., 611-613 Front
Wlune & White, 416 Clay
Cordase mCannfactarers.
Pacific Cordase Co., 318 California
SAN FRANCISCO COKDAGE MAN-
UFA(!TORY (Potrero) Tubba <fc
Co., 613 Front
Sonntag Charles &Co. (braided) 114-110
Market
Corks.
Abramson, Bacon & Heunlsch, 116 Bat-
tery
Bach Charles, 535 Sacramento
Bauer J. 0. & Co., 632 Sacramento
Boera Caslmiro, 412 Sacramento
Herrmann <fc Co., 313 Sacramento
Marsh H. F. (agent) 577 Market
Overacre Peter 1., 123 California
Watson A Co., 122 Market
4/Orkscrew Btanufacturera.
Price M., 415 Kearny
mL,l. & FINCK, 818 Market
Cornices— Oalvanlzed Iron.
Bean Thomas J., 332 Tenth
<Jonliu & Roberts, 728 Mission
FORDERER .JOSEPH F.,226 Mission
PACIFIC ^;iNC ORNAMENT FAO
TORY, 583 Mission
Tucker George H., 324 Fifth
JOS. F. FORDERER,
Manufacturer of
ORNAMIENTAK.
GalyanlzeJ Iron Cornices,
aae mission street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Tin, Iron and Slate Roofing. All Job-
binjj promptly attended to. Bay Win-
dow., Chimney Tops, Deck Ratlings,
Dormer Windows, Terminals, etc.
Corsets.
(See also Dry Goods; also Furnish-
Ina Ooods— Ladles.)
Alexander Sophia Mrs., 34 Golden
Gate Av
Asberry A. M. T. Mre., U Geary
Beaumard Julie, 325 Sutter
Brown W. C. Mrs., 706 Larkin
FREUD & SONS, 744 Market
and 10-12 Grant Av
Gehret Sophia Mme., 143 Larkin
Glass L. Mrs., 38 McAllister
Hamclln A. Mme., 219 Pott
Marlineaut J. Mrs., 3.3i Sutter
Morrow & Co., 504 Greenwich
Ober M. H. Mrs. & Co., 326 Sutter
SchilllngCorfetCo., 19 Batiery
Stelnberger & Kailsher, 24 Sansome
FREUD'S CORSET HOUSE,
FREUD & SONS,
jorters, Mf
Jobl
CORSETS, BRACES,
Pads, Bustles, Hoop Skirts, Etc.
742-744 Market and 10-12 Grant A7.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Corundum Wheels.
TAltliON C. J., 123 California
Cosmetics.
StoUz David. 108'^ O'Farrell
WELL & FINCK, 818 Market
Costnmers.
Anderson H. Mrs., 121 Stockton
Dion D. J., 838 Market
Frledlander Laura Mrs., 202 Stevenson
Jahn A. & Son, 712 Mission
Peter Mary Mrs., 736 Market
Schaefer Carl, 34 Third
Terme Louise Mme., 612 Montgomery
Tregellas S. M. Mrs.. 833 Market
Walter & Rogg, H Geary
Cotton Bope.
DOYLE HENRY & CO., 517-
519 Market
Cotton Twines.
DOYLE HENRY «SJ CO., 617-
519 Market
Cotton Seed Oil.
COLEMAN WM. T. & CO.,
Cracker Manufacturers.
(/See Bakeries— Cracker.)
Cream Tartar, Soda, and
Saleratus Manufacturers.
Barton B. F. & Co., 213 Sacramento
Callforultt and Pacific Cream of Tartar
Works, cor Seventh and Bryant
Griswold E. & Co., 125-129 Utah
Guitlard E. & Co., 207 Sacrnmento
Horstmann John, 767-775 Bryant
Tyler S. H. & Son. 218 Sacramento
VIgnler Ami, 431 Battery
Crockery and Olassware—
TVholesale.
Ackerman, Block & Co., 15 Front
^TNA GLASS C(.)., 5J8-530 Market
AltschulL. & Co., 422 Sansome
Burns I. R. <fc Co., 50-58 Market
Cerf, SchlosH <fe Co., 119 Battery
Clcott F. X., 406 Market
CO-OPERATIVE FLINT GLASS
CO., 528-530 Market
Danerl Antonio, 420 Battery
JONES, CAVITT & CO., 528-530
Market
JACKSON T. W. &CO., 101
Market and 3 California
Marks M., 212 California
MARSH H. F., agent Boston
and Sandwich Glass Co.,577 Market
Mavfleld&Co.,ll8 Battery
Merle Isidore, 528 Broadway
NATHAN B. «S£ CO., 126 Sutter
Overacre P. I., 123 California
Sanderson & Brother, 310 Battery
STRAHLE JAC »B & CO. (bar fix-
tures) 515 Market
Straus .). & Co., 102-104 Battery
SWAIN R. A. <& CO., 16 Post
Taylor John & Co. (druggists') 112-
120 Pine
Wanijenhelm, Sternhelm & Co., 528
Market
WestphalC.H.. 334 Sixth
Crockery and Olassware—
Retail.
Ackerman Bros., 123 Kearny and 207
Sutter
Albrliht Bertha, 535 Hayes
Altschul B..1615Po.k
BarnettA Kallskv, 199 Stevenson
Becker Joseph, 329 Hayes
Cadwell George H., 34 Sixth
Curtin James M.. 1123 Market
Davidson M., 231 Sixth
Davis 4 Cowen, 929 Market
DuffJames, 414 Third
Kbert Junius, 1417 Stockton
Erienne Victor, 218 Sixth
Gilbert Michael. 153 Fourth
Hall A. I. & Son, 528-530 Market
Harris W. J.. 1006 Valencia
Hartmann M. Mrs., 36 Grove
Jantzen Frederick, 641 Kearny and
717 Mffrket
.loyce P. J., 115 Sixth
Kent Perez, 439 Haves and 938 Seventh
LaoKdale Alfred, 1207 Stockton
Lipman & Co., 875 Market
Louis .John A. Mrs., 318!^ Third
Ludolph A. Mrs., 1942 Fillmore
MarlanI G. D., 623 Pacific
Mavfleld & Co., 118 Battery
McClure P. & Son, 1418 Market
McKay James, 5 Taylor
Merle Isidore, 528 Broadway
Moore Andrew, 1215 Powell
MnllerA.C. USThlid
Munter Henry, 203 Sixteenth
Nathan B. & (Jo., 126 Sutter
Nelson Lars, 1238 Valencia
Nelson William F. A Son, 601 Front
Oppenheimer Benjamin. 943 Market
Potter Francis A., 2510 Mission
Potter & Davis, 2018 Fillmore
Rice Robert B.,74 Ninth
RIgand Louis, 1304 Stockton
Sanderson & Bro., 310 Battery
Scott WItten, 5.50 Fourth
Sellg Julia A. Mrs., 19 Fourth
Shawl Morris, 353 Tehama
Shemanskl Julius, 1314 Dupont
Shires George W., 2208 Mission
Simon Abram, 1034 Folsom
Simon Joseph. 302 Sixth
Simon Mary, 206'4 Pacific
Spiegplman Rebecca, 3:50 Fourth
StPin Rachel, 214 Pacific and 6)i Wash
SWAIN R. A. & CO., 16 Post
Tomllnson Joseph, 607 Post
Vale & Son, 1404 Polk
Verhaghen Adolph, 1734 Market
Wiedeto Henry 0..54 Fourth
Crucibles.
(See also Assayers' Materials.)
DIXON CRUCIBLE CO., 106
Davis
Curiosities.
Curled Hair.
(^Manufacturers.)
^Ballev Henry, Marquesas, bet St. John
and Tombigbee
Caldwell W. T., 658 Mission
Herzog J. <fe Co., 12 Second
ICeogh John, 73 New Montgomery
Cutlers.
Adams C, 508 Commercial
Bachmann J., 729 Clay and 635 Kearny
Bemmerer A., 318 Pine
Harris, Oswald & Noble, 208 LeldesdorflT
Hayes Michael J.. 1432 Market
Helllwell R. S., 115 Fourth
Hoppe Relnhold, 115 First
Kaiser Richard. 353 Tehama
Ortet Brothers, 524 Commercial
PRICE MICHAEL, 415 Kearny
Rudgear <fe Shopman, 108 First
Smith John, 1101 Mission
Todt John, 119 li-ldesdorfi-
WILL «& FINCK, 818 Market
m
O)
M. PRICE,
PIONEEROUTLER
415 KEARNY ST., S. F.
Maker and designer of the
Famous California Carvers
Also the Celebrated Bowie
and Huntinif KuiveEi,
Warranted to be driven through three
half dollars at a single blow.
Also maker of the GUARD RAZOR,
warranted not to cut the flesh while
^*A wen selected stock of AMERICAN
and ENGLISH TABLE KNIVES and
FORKS and a great variety of Bi iX-
ING GLOVES, INDIAN CLUU.S
DUMBBELLS, FOILS, MASKS, and
COMBAT SWORDS, always on hand.
Agent for the RUGBY Football. Grind-
ing and repairing done.
Country or'lers pfoniptly attended to.
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Manufacturer of ever.v description or
PASSENGER, STSEBT AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to SO Beale Street. San Francisco.
^Vag-ons.
TRUMAIV, ISHAM & HOOKER, Agents for the Celebrated
421-427 Market StreeU
1
CUT
1314
DEN
QC
Cutlery— Importers.
(See also Hardware— Wholesale.)
Allen K. T..4ifi MartPt
BANCROFT A. JL. & CO., 607
Market
CoDraD Thomas S. (Joseph Kodgers A
Sons) 120 Sutter
l)«vl6 Bros., Bergmann <fe Co., .6-16
Sutter
rOLKEIW J. H. A. A BRO., 118 Mont
JoBpph Nathan <fc Co., (Hi Clav
HALL A. I. & SON, 528-530 Market
HaniBon Brothers & Howgnn (Shef-
fleM, England, and New York) 120
Sutter
Maxwell Calvin L.. 1109 Market
Nathan B. & Co., 126 Sutter
PHELPS A MILLER. 120 Sutter
PRICE MICHAEL, 415 Kearny
Sadler <fe Co., 33 Second
SchulzA Fischer, 513 Market
Son Brothers. 1 Sanxnme
Sterenson A Lon»rwill. 53^ Market
Straus J. A Co., 102-104 Battery
SWAIN R. A. <& CO., 16 Pout
Wanpenheim, Stemhelm A Co., 528
Market
Well M. A T. A Co., NE cor Sansome
and Market
Wna. (Sc FINCK, 818 Market
Cutlery— Betnil.
(See Hardware, etc.)
Cylinder and IHachine Olla.
NBXSON S. P. & CO. (Union)
10 Commercial
Dairy 9Iaehlnery.
fnCKSON G. G. & CO., 38
California
Dairy Produce— Wholesale.
Bassett A Bunker, 228 Clav
Brlphani, Hoppe A Co.. 129 C«llfomla
Oallfomta Table Butter Co.. 342 Fourth
Cofer, HIllP A Co., 36 California
DODGE, SWEENEY A CO., 114-116
Market
Felling L. A Co., .324 Clay
Forwilth E. W. A Co., :«5 Front
Freltas M. T. A Co., 325 Front
Gage, Shattuck * Cx).. 317 Front
Gambltz K.. 216 Wa-^hlnpfon
GarvlD A Co., 320 Waf^hington
Getz Bros. A Co., 209 Market
Hatpht Robert A Co., 226 Front
Hegler, J oh n son A Co. . 1 1 3 Front
Henry W. Warner & Co., 212 Sncramto
Hevwood S. J. A Co.. 222-224 Clay
Joost Herman, 307 Bfltterv
Klrsohbraun & Sons, .308-310 Front
Klanber * Levi, 122-124 Davis
Martens F. A Co., 425 Front
McHenry S. A Co.. 320 Front
Meade Ceo. W. A Co.. lfi-18 Drumm
Tllden H. N. & Co., 426 .'ansome
Ross 4 Hewlett, 300-302 Davis
Von Ronn A Hencke Bros., 407 Clay
Whitney C E. A Co., 101 California
Wieland Brothers, 326 Front
Wolfen Max A Co., SW cor Washing-
ton and Davis
WOOSTER J. B. & CO., 218 Front
Dairy Produce— Retail.
Anglns John P., 11 Pac. Fnilt Market
Asmann A. 4 Co.. 88-91 Cal. Market
Atchinson B. M. A Co., Ifi Centre Mkt
Bennett A Co., 35-36 Cal. Market
Blot M. Mrs.. 52 Centre Market
Bmnenkant John. .362 Third
Clialx Marv, 1704 Polk
Chrlstensen A Mel en, 146 Seventh
Cofer, Hills * Co., 36 California
Connolly Thomas. 7-11 S. F. Market
Cox Charles, 81 California Market
Devoto Antonio, 1529 P.,w^ll
Durte Robert H., 2420 California
Erzgraher, Oesting A Co., 27-29 and
108 Cal. Market
Fink Alonzo W., 50 Washington Mar-
ket
FrlotA.N.J.. 57-58 Washington Market
Oetz A., 16 Grand Central Market
Hauser J. C. Mrs., 1214 Folsom
H>-ss Conrad, 2006'<c Mason
Hlldebrand C, 324 tiilrd
Hills A Twtng. Bay City Market
Horpan T-mothy, 14 Grand Central
Market
Johnson Henry. 1045 Howard
Joost Herman, 307 Batterv
Kane A Heaney , 1 1 and 40 Centre Mkt
KUck A Splro,511 Bush
LanzendorfTE., 1606 Polk
Lehmann Cnr. line Mrs.,813Larkln
Leniolne A PIchon, 4 S. F. Market
Levaggi A Barblerl, ?0!i-311 Wash
Levin Bros., 15 Bav Cltv Market
Lohmann Jacob, 1649 Mission
Malster M. E. Mrs., 2006)^ Mission
McGovem P. J. A Co., 1716 Market
and 2925 Sixteenth
Miller John, 1506 Polk
Morlock Frederick, 25 Centre Market
Neubert A GrBban,25 Cal. Market
NIcolai Chrlstof, 1228 Pacific
Nutting W. P., 9 Grand Central Mkt
Phillips P. A., 27 Centre Market
Rau Augusta E., 1217 Val-'ncla
Rice William H., 2204 Fillmore
Rnppel Conrad, 30 Grand Arcade Mkt
Schmidt Jacob, 206 Second
Schuiz A Krose, 122 Third
Schwartz C, 32 California Market
Solomon Moses, 342 Fourth
Smile Samuel P., 29 Fourth
Tllden H. N. A Co ,426 Sansome
Turk Henry, 5.3-54 Centre Market
WelsPl Philip, 1405 Stockton
Wilton A Cortelynu. 23 California Mkt
Young Conrad, 1429 Dupont
DecoratlTC Art Rooms.
Alverson-BIakp Mrs.. 914 Larkin
Arnold F. A. Mrs.. 1022 Sutter
Barry Alice W. Miss, 428 Sutter
Kohlberg, Strauss A Frohman, 107-109
Post
Newman A Levinson, 129 Kearnv
PATTISON E. A. & CO., 308
Stockton
Smith J. Addison, 321 Sutter
Bates Marv J. Miss, 1619 Washington
Cooks Bros., 108-110 Post
Chadbourne K. S.A Co., 741-745 Market
Clark G. W. A To.. M5 Market
DrHEM AUGUSTE, 121 Sutter
Edwards Frank G.. 820 Market
Gardiner H. H., 618 Jones
Gumpertz Jacob, 318 Sutter
Ira^ nert Clemens, 214 Stockton
Hubert Albert, 15 Geary
Hochstadter W. S. A Co., 224 Sutter
KrelsK Louis, 328 Sutter
Leopold Charles M., 35 Post
Lincoln Moses, 1320 Stockton
Martin AInralsbe,.324 Sutler
McPhun Win am, 1075 Market
MORETTI A TKEZZINI, 71-72 St.
Ann's Bldg
Otto Ernst A.. 623 Geary
PATTISON E. A. & CO., 308
Stockton
Wedemeyer Carl, 404 Geary
Decorators— Wall and Ceil-
ine.
MORETTI A TREZZINI, 71-72 St.
Ann's Bldg
Otto Ernst A., 623 Geary
Delicacies.
Asmann A. A Co., 88-91 Cal. Slarket
Erzgrai«>r, Oesting A Co., 27-29 and 108
Calfornia Market
Frlot A. N. J., 57-58 Washington Mar-
ket
Goldlwrg, Bowen A Co., 428 -4?2 Pine
Lebenbaum Bros., 21.5 Sutter and SW
cor Polk and Caliiornia
Meade George W. A Co., 16-18 Drumm
Dental Iiaboratories.
Knowlton John S., 35 Post
Porter John S., 26 Montgomery
Austin Henry, 634 Washington
Banluc W. Nelson. 2443 Mission
Barnes Allen, 825 Market
Beers Barrett, ZiO Kearny
Birge .lames .1.. 313 Kearny
Blake A. E., 104 Kearnv
Blake Chart s E. Sr., 920 Market
Blankman H. G., Nucleus Hotel
Blanknian William, 719 Market
Bliss Frederick A., J06 Market
Bloch Constantlne, 420 Octavia
Blood Joseph N., 14 Grant Av
Botsford George, 3 Tavlor
Boxton Charles. 131 Post
Boyd C. W., 1016k Larkin
Brewer B. B., 906 'Market
Brown A. V., 34 Turk
Brown William, 15 Grand Av
Bryant William. 229 Gearv
Bunnell E. F.,319 Kearny
Burch Maria k.,Wl Sutter
Bums 0. B., 32 O'Farrell
Bush A Neumann, 8 Keamr
Cahill Stephen D., SW cor RallroadAr
and Paraguay
Cane John. 6 Ti rk
Card W.H., 413 Bush
Carranza V. A., 5:11 Geary
Case Charles E.,2e9 Kearny
CasslUy J. p., 662 Market
Chalfant S. P., 5'^ Kearny
Chrlstensen G. A., 303 Sixteenth
Chrlsfojjhor Telfer, 204 Sutter
Clark Franklin N., 8 Montgomery
Clarke William H., 127 Kearnv
Cochrane E. rt.. 850 Market
COGSWELI. 3. L., NE cor
Kearny and Bush
OOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION,
6-10 Phelan Bldg
Cool William P., 22 Kearny
Comwell Charles C, 8 Montgomery
Couret Hector L.. 1316 Polk
COULSt 'N N. T.. 850 Market
Cralgte Henry, 25'^ Sixth
Cranz L. T., 122 Geary
Croome WiUlam, 823Mark<|t
Crosseft Tniman, 916 Twentieth
CummlngsJ. E., NW cor Bush and
Polk
Curragh J. M., 413 Bush
Cutlar R., 104 Phelan Bldg
Davis Henry C, 131 Post
Dean Charles O., 126 Kearnv
Dean Gilbert, 1047 Valencia
DECKER CHARLES W., G-10 Phelan
Bldg
Decker Frederick A., 6-10 Phelan Bldg
Dempster James, 304 Valencia
Dennis Samuel W., 530 Sutter
Dentier E. F^ 2103 Fillmore
Drucker W. E., 121 Post
Duckett 0. S., Z-\4 Sixth
Dunbar Luis L., 500 Sutter
Dunn Martin J., 1228 Market
Dutch William, 24 Montgomery
Dver .Tames J., 37 Post
ElsenE. G., 413 Bush
Emerson E. W.. 235 Sixth
Esterle Albert M., 410 Geary
Ferguson T H., Zi Kearnv
Fitzpatrlck W. E.. 1001 Market
Fox Herman B.. 1326 Polk
Fuller C. H., 44 St. Ann's Bldg
Gabbs M. F., 23 Post
George Edward, 114 Geary
Glvovlch Nicholas A., 703 Market
Goddard C. L., 131 Post
Goes. E., 23" j Post
Gorton A Wilson, 925 Market
Haines B. W., 14 Grant A
Harrison F. D. Miss, 131 Post
Harrison Henry J., 131 Post i
Haslehurst A. 0.. NW cor Sutter and
Polk
Hastings Robert, 401'^ Hayes
Hatch James H.. 213 Geary
Hill Albert B., 805 Howard
Hill Alfreds., 518 Gearv
Hill A. Lndlum. 1443 Market
Hill Thomas L., 1029 Market
flofieng F. Jr.. 10 Third
Iplehart T. N., 215 Kearny
Jacobs B. R., SE cor Fourth and Mis-
sion
Kauffung Louis H.. 1126 Market
Kemp van EeF., 10 Sixth
Keeler Harrv G., 14 Grant Av
King John J., 413 Bu>.h
King Leonldas A., 615 Kearny
King William L., 942 Valencia
Knowles W. A. A S. E., 118 Grant Av
Knox Henry E., 23 Post
Lawrence George 0., 103 Geary
WASHINGTON Fire Ins. Go. of Bostoir-^'"' *"•-•-- 1--°°""'""""'"'
Assets, $1,810,273 WIL SESTOK, Aat Manager.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
DEN
1315
DES
NAT. T. COUI.SON,
&m M4ESSS MSEBfi
Corner Stockton Street, Opposite
Fourth,
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1 1 1
Graduate University of California.
HOURS; 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. and 6.30 to 7.30 P. M.
liEBK GEORGE W. , 230 Kearny
San Francisco Dental Office
230 KEARNY ST.,
Db. G. W. leek, Pbop'b.
Received every Prize at Mechanics'
and State Fairs, 1835-6, also Local An-
SBBlhetic for the gums to Extract Teeth
vrithotit pain.
Leek I. G., 724J4 Market
Llghtcap Saninel £., 6-lU Phelan Bldg
Lltile Joseph R., VM fieary
Lnce George J., 26'-^ Ke«rny
Lundborp J. A. W., 123 Stockton
Mancllla M., 523 Kearny
Massle Henry C. 5>i Kearnjr
Mlllberry Arthur H., ;«)3,'^ Sutter
Moore C, 10 St. Ann's Building
Morffew Thomas, 8 Montgomery
Morton <t Robinson. 205 Mont At
Page K. Kverett,213 Geary
Page William M., 10 Th'rd
Pancoast Frankl'M, 703 Market
Park E. K., 213 Gearv
Pearc6 Thus. B., 53s Seventeenth
Perry Charins A., 8« Marlcet
Plomteaux H. J., 11 Kearny
Price \V. E.. SE for Market and Fifth
Proii K. B., 850 Market
BallH Itlchani F., 14-29 St. Ann's Bldg
Kea (Charles T., 923 Market
Remington James W., 523 Kearny
Rieizke Gn-tave, 12^8 Market
RinelM.ld & Vi.taver. 1220 Market
Rolii-rts <fe.Hlt)banl, 202 Stockton
Sand Joseph E., 121 Poht
Sandford I,. N , llO'^ Turk
Sanger Isldor, 30 Post
Schneider Joseph. 838 Market
Sheets H. Clay, :'n5 Kearny
Sl< hil Giistavus W., 410 Kearny
Siihei <fc Richards, 103 Post
SiiuniB Charles, 825 Market
Sloftt Charles F., 873'^ MarKet
Smilie Elton R., 17 Seventh
Smith Melville E., 1118 Market
Spear Thomas R., 2:« Kearny
Stanley W. H., 115 Kearny
Stevens H. H.. 1310 MI>8ion
Stnttmelster WlUiani O., 121 Post
Sullivan Maurice J., 30 Post
Swain E. M., 803 Howard
Svlvester <fe Humphrey, 1104 Market
Sylvester & Snhlett, 43 Sixth
feague F., 702 Market
Teague L. A., 23 Kearny
Thralikiil W. (.)scar.25 Ninth
Thrall H. H., 14 Grant A v
Trueman Herbert G., 120fi Market
Trumpour J. P.. 401 % Hayes
Turner W. A., 19 Sixth
Twist Joseph F., 906 Market ^
VAN orpi=:n LEANDI';R Jr. (gas
administered) 14 Grant Av
Verrinder Brothers, 37 Post
Veza Joseph, 526'i Jessie
Warner Alexander, 224 Kearny
WhItcombN.T., 216 Third
Winter J. W., 206 Kearny
Winter W. G., 206 Kearny
Yonnger Edward A., 300 Stockton
Younger WlUiam J.. 300 Stockton
Golton Dental Association
PHELAN BUILDING,
Boom» 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. Entrance,
806 Market St.
OAS SPE'-IAI.ISTS: Positive-
ly Extract Teeth with..ut pain— the
onlv offlce that makes and gives the
ceiebroied "COLTi.tN GAS." Estal)-
llshi'd m 186:t. Uv.r 15.000 references.
Also, performs all operations in Den-
tistry.
DR. CHARLES W. DECKER.
EDWARDS JAMES W., 5^
Kearny
FObKERS J. H. A. & BRO.,
118 Montgomery
Hatteroth k Rnss, 321 Kearny
Hess Charles, 5W Kearny
La Blanc & Co., 5 Chronicle Bldg
Price Michael, 415 Kearny
Redinv'on <fe Co.. 529 Market
THOMPSON EUGAR, 411'^ California
Wakelee A Co., SE cor Montgomery
and Bnsh
WILL. & FINCK, 818 Market
J. n. A. Folkers & Bro.
118 MONTGOMERY ST.,
Complete stock of ail of S. S. WHITE
(Philadelphia) CKLEBRATEP GiKids
Illustrated Catalogue on appiicalion
DeposKion Reporters.
WIliLiIAMSON R., 331 Mont-
gomery, room 28
Dermatologlata.
Bucknail George J., SW cor Sutter and
Pupont
Regensburger Alfred E., 200 Post
Regensburger Martin, 114 Geary
TRUMAN, ISHAM & HOOKER, 421-
427 Market
QALLOW.W LITHOGRAPHIC CO.,
422 Commercial
SCHMIDT LABEL AND LITHO-
GRAPHIC C.)..21-;n Main
W. B. BANCROFT & CO,
49 FIRST ST.
TSUBFHONB 82.
FINE PRINTING-
FKOM NEW TYPE.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSKTS OVER FIVE BflUUEONS.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO.. General Agents.
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Desieners on lirood.
(See also Ungravers.)
Chamberlain & Ingalsbe, 219 Bush
Coon M. F., 405San6ome
FHANCIS, VALENTINE & Co., 517
Clay
MacCabe & Co., 528 Sacramento
OLIVER H. 4 Ca, .535 Clay
PALMER & Rh-Y, 405S»n80me
Rledv Charles C, 432 Montgomery
Simmons & Cunningham, 436 Mont
^Vil6on Maria E.,219 Bush
WOOD GEORGE M. & CO., 211 Sutter
Desk ntannfactnrers.
(See aUo Furniture Manufaeturert.)
Fuller George H.,638 Mission
Sterling Furniture Co. (agents Wool-
en's) 18-20 Sutter
I>et««tlTes— PriTa«e.
Confidence Law, Collection and De-
tective Bureau, 220 Sansome
Curtin's Detective Agency, 32i" Mont
Flower G. A. & Co., 215 Kearny
Lucas A. J., 215 Kearny
Metzler <t Mahoney, 603 Sacramento
Moree Harry N.,4;7 Montgomery
Diamond Importers.
Andrews A., 221 Montgomery
gomery
Calitoniia Jewelry Co., 1.34 Sutter
Dinkelsplel S. B. & Co., 120 Sutter
Fink George T., 339 Kearny
Green A.. 230 Kearny
Hirschman Adolph, 113 Sutter
Jones J. C, Brother & Co., 420 Jack-
son and 620 Clay
Judis Alphonse, 112 Sutter
Levison Bros., 134 Sutter
Lewis Henry M., 655 Clay
Lundy Thi maf^, 7-9 Third
PHELPS & MILLER, 120 Sutter
Rltter Albeit 30.1 Kearny
Sherwood William J., 140 Montgomery
SHREVE GEO. C. & Co.. 106-110
Montgomery
Simons Peter B. & Son, 220 Sutter
SMITH ALFRED H. & CO., 120 Sutter
SToTT A. W., 3 Montgomery
Straus August, 207 Montgomery
TItcomb A. C. & Co., 24 Post
TUCKET <fe PARSONS, 205 Mont
Vamlersllce W. K. & Co., 136 Sutter
WEYI. JONAS, 126 Kearny
Wolff Henry, 120 Sutter
Wunsch M.-& Co., HI Sutter
0. C. SHBEVE. A. J. LEWIS. t3E0. B0N>T.
GEO. C. SHREVE & CO.
DIAMONDS,
Watches, Jewelry ui Silyerwaie,
106-108-110 Montgomery.
A. W. STOTT,
Onlv Fine Perfect
DIAMONDS
A* Very Close Prices.
3 MONTGOMERY ST.
Diamond Setters.
{.See aUo Jeweler*. Lapidariet, etc.)
An'trf'ws A., 221 Montcomery
Bellemfre \.. 331 Kearny
BraU'l Hprmnn J.,2?0 K^amv
BUJAXXOFF REINHOLD, 9
Lkk PI
Cnllfomia Jewelrv Co.. 134 Sutter
Clausen F. H., 410 Kearny
EUcau Henrv, 20^ Sutter
Ernst A.dolp"h, 3.39 Bush
Hirschman Adolph, 113 Sntter
Koehler August, 13 Trinity
Lalande A., 420 Sutter
Levison Bros., 134 Sutter
Lindemann C. H., 12t> Kearny
Mathieu & Mal^on, 328 Bush
Miller Louis Jr., 112 Sutter
Monclsvals & Jones, 339 Kearny
Pohlmann <fe Heiduska, 417 Kearny
Ritter Albert, 303 Kenmy
Ritter Charles A., v:o Sutter
WAGNER & OTT, 13 Trinity
WEYL JONAS, 126 Kearny
Dictations.
WnitlAMSON R. (shorthand
and typewriter) 331 Montgomery,
room 28
Die Sinkers.
BANCROFT A. L. dic CO.,
607 Market
Giller Charles L., 402 Montgomery
HOFFMAN G. & Co., 6OS-f.l0 Sac
Klumpp Herman J., 37 Post
Klumpp William, 2iio Kearny
Kuner Albert. 704 Montgomery
Pages Jules F.. 648 Sacramento
Robblns F. A..221 First
SCHENK CHRIS. & CO., 423
Washington
WIL.L. & FINCK, 818 Market
WOOD GEORGE M. & CO.,
2U Sutter
Distilleries.
Aurora Distilling Co. (Aurora, Ind.) 312
Sacramento
Bay View Distilling Co., 6 Battery
California Distilling Co. (Antioch) office
: 06 Clay
Calhoun Distilling Co. (Covington, Ky.)
116 California
Live Oak DistlUery Co. The,2.=i2 Market
Pacific Distilling Co.,. 506 Battery
Potrero Yeast and Distilling Co., office
214-220 Stockt^m
Uncle Sam Wine Cellars and Distillery
(Napa, Cal.) 515-517 Sacramento
Dock Builders. ^
CAIilFORNIA BRIDGE CO.,
22 California
SAN FR.4NCISCO BRIDGE
CO., 42 Market
Docks.
(See Dry Bocki.)
Doors and Slintters— Iron.
(See Iron Doors and ShuUeri.)
Doors, Sasbes and Blinds.
(^Manvfaeturerx.l
•Beane A Parrish (California Mills) 3(K
:« Spear
California Door Co., 22 California
Chrlstenson & Lord, 1518 Market
<--Coop John, 526 Fifth
<--Dav, Huber & Craker, 160 Main
Demphter & Keys (agents) 202 Market
Doe B. & J. i'.,46Market
^Ent^rprise MiU and Building (3o., 217
Spear
*ExcelslorMIUCo.,SWcor Fifth and
Br> ant
Falrweather Julian R., 132Berrv
-Hansen M. * A., Berrv. Dr S'xth
HULL'S SLIDING BLIND,
E. B. Hindes agent, .%30 Pine
HINDES E. B. agent, 330 Pine,
room 55
<= Jewell A. M. & Co., Berry, nr Fourth
Kittredce E. H. & Co., 113 Market
«--Mechanics' Mills. SW cor Mission and
Fremont
Miller & Hamilton, 221 Soear
San Francisco Planing MUl, 524-528
Fifth
*'Slerra Lumber Co., NE cor Fourth
and Channel, ottice 320 Sansome
*Sprineer JaM>n & Co., SE cor Mission
and «npar
VENETIAN BLINDS IM-
PROVED, E. B. Hindes
agent. 330 Pine, room 55
"Washburn Albert, Berry, bet Fourth
and Fifth
*Wilkle Andrew, Mechanics' Mills, SW
cor Mission and Fremont
WILSONifc BROTHER. 18-22
Drumm
■WTLSON & BROTHER,
Manufacturers of and Dealers In
Doors, 'Window^s and Blinds,
18-22 Drumm St.
P. 0. Box 1533. San Francisco.
Draft Regrnlators.
Hunter & Shackleford, 310 Pine
(See also Engineer*— diHl.)
Freeman James E., 104 Mont Block
Gibbes CJharles D., 121 Montgomery
Block
Gibbes J. T., 102 Montgomery Block
Henkenlns J. C, 4.32 Montgomeryj
Kellev James M.. 122 California
Levi Samuel, 126 Kearnv
Muller C 60S Sacramento
Nlles Addison P.,.529Clav
PATTISON E. A. <& CO. (Tile.
Mantel and Terra Cotta) 308 Stock-
ton
Pierce G. L.,45 Merchants' Exchange
Smyth W. H., 25S Market
Wharff WiUiam H.. 330 Pine
Drain and Server Pipe.
Browpll .Teremiah, 727 Moritsomery
N.CLARKStSONS.
Gv 106 MARKET ST..ro
GLADDING.McBEANScCO.
1358 8cl360 MARKET ST.
LA> t: N\ . E., oOo Kearny
MONTAGUE W. W. A CO.,
Market
W. W. MONTASDE & CO.
Importers of
GAS AND WATER
And Pipe Fittings, all Sizes.
309, 311, 313, 315, 317 Market Street.
Drain Tile.
N.CLARKStSONS.
c\ 106 r/.ARKET ST.yg
GLADDlNG,McBEAN8cC0.
1358 &1360 MARKET ST.
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
TRACY BRD'S &Cn.
an 3c 22 EIGHTH STREET
Dramatic Agents.
McCabe J. H.. 223 Kearny
Draymen.
Baker * Kirk, 10 Davis
Blondell * Son, 40i Front
Brant John H., 117 Davis
Broderlck Thomas D., 202 Callfomls
Bryden & H'mcklev, 401 Front
Chalmers W., 27 New Montgomery
ChristHUsen Eric, 326 Front
Cllne J. F., cor Front and Sacramento
Cole Jason B., SE cor Mission and
Main
Collins & Lvonc. Pier 11 Stenart
Cutter <fc Co., sE lor Clav and Davli
Davidson Meyer, 21-23 Battery
Davis Marks, SE cor Battery and Gal
D'>ane & Co., 309 Market
Eliot Heman C, cor Howard and
Steuart
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Sliow Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? MarM St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
( A natnrat product of the Finest Grapes of ) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
\ the World. But no addition of Brandy. ) 530 WASHINGTON STE£2T.
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Emmons GeorEe W., 124 Pallfornla
Englander M. & Son, 102 Battery
FARNSWoRTH A RUGGLES, 100
California
Flckett James, NE cor Howard and
Bt-ale
Fitzgerald Jeremiah J., SW cor Gay
and Sansonie
Fleming & Stetson, 409 Battery
FouDiaIn James W.. 4-'5 Market
Gale Milton, 207 Washington
Garrlty Patrick, 732 Sacramento
GilloglMV G. & R., 3 Slenart
Glynn & Brlilgeman, 126-132 Market
Hanna Robert, 319 Davis
Banna Samuel, 319 Davis
HIegel A. N., 314 Spear
Howard Charles S., 720 Sacramento
Hntson Nathaniel, 1011 Bryant
Jackson Theodore. 710 Dupont
Kerr William, 903 Battery
Kilday J'airl.k, 40 California
Klssane Henry, Pier K' Steuart
Koppen Peter, SE cor Sacramento and
Battery
Korn & McCarthy. 7-9 Battery
Lauer John, 22 Battery
Lewis & Co., 11 Steuart
Mahony & Son, 117-119 Market
Marks Louis, 219 Battery
Maver Bernhardt, ]16Sansome
McElroy Oscar, 18 Dninim
McKab & Smith, NW cor Fifth and
Bluxome and 217 Front
McPhilllps Edward, 19 California
Morris Henry, 109,Sansome
Morton J. & Co., 204 Battery
Muiiloon P. R.,4ii2Hatlery
Netter Augu^t, 217 Battery
Nielsen C. & Co., 108 Davis
Nolan William H., 417 Market
Norton <fe Calhoun, SE cor Steuart and
Folsom
OVERLAND FREIGHT
TRANSFER CO., N 8 King,
bet Fourth ami Fifth
Pacitic Trucking Co., 17 Main
Perlne & Flynn, 844 Howard
Petersen «i Co., SE cor Market and
Main
Pierce Brothers,219 Davis
Quinn Hugh, 27 California
Kenner & Co., SE cor Main and Market
Reno <fe Co,, 116 Battery
Keynolds A. L. <ft Co.. cor Fourth and
Channel
Bode C. B. & Co., NW cor Front and
Pine and SW cor California and
Battery
Schussler J. & Co., 107 Battery
Sessions Milton P., 301 California
Shattuck C. & Co.. 321 Front
Silverstein Jacob, 13-15 Battery
Strauss Kauifnian, 3 Battery
Teele & Scott, 717 Sacmmento
United States Dravmen, U. S. Ap-
praisers' Bide, first tioor
"Wall John J., NW cor Sacramento and
Dupont
Weaver Charles H., 405 Davis
Williams Charles. 7 Mission
WoltrM., 106 Battery
Worth Charles A., 12 Bush
Dredgring Companies.
Pacific Coast Dredging and Reclama-
tion Co.. 40 California
Von Schmidt A. AV., 808 Montgomery
Drf'ss Patterns. •
Bauer Josle Miss, 121 Stockton
Craven Sisters, 11 Geary
Davidson Louis S. (Este's Square) 1107
Folsom
Deniing Horace A. (Butterick's) 124
Post
Evans J. W. (Domentic) 29 PoRt
Hill Samuel (Demorest's 634 Market
Lovell M. .1. Mrp.(Ta> lor's) 207 Powell
Ober H. M. Mrs., 326 Sutter
Peake Edilh L., 932 Market
Dress Trimmings.
Ji--^Importers.)
Ahrahamson Gustav. 130 Kearny
*Uaiier Brothers <fe Co., 547 Market
Beohtel Max, 112 Powell
*Buyer A Reich, 221-223 Bush
^Cobliner Bros., 543 Market
Colombat A. Mrs.. 103 O'Farrell
Coxe A. M. Mrs., 110 Tavlor
Davis C. Mrs., 608 Fourth
Ettlnger M.. 105 Post
*FRATINGER <Sc CO.. 105
Keariiv
Goldstein Brothers, 655 Market
<>Held Brothers & Co., 512 Market
Koihberg, Strauss & Frohman, 107-109
Post
Mansbach E. <fe Co., 26 Kearny
"•"Muser Bros., 5ll Market
'•■' Newmon <ft Levlnson, 129 Kearny
Rothschild & Shoenberg, 209 Post
Salmon A. & E., 128 Post
Seller M. <fc Co., 22 Stockton
Aaron D. Mrs., 137 Sixth
Acker V. Mrs., 407 Sutter
Amaya Margarita, 531 Geary
Anderson Ellen Miss, l.')29 Mission
Anderson Mary Miss, 1529 Mission
Armand Celine, 540 Washington
Asberry A. M. T. Mrs., 11 Geary
Ashley W. H. Mrs., 120 Sutter
Bahnsen Wm. J. Mrs., 729 Mont
Banning E. Miss,218>^ (t'FarreU
Barlow E. C. Mrs.. 620 Taylor
Barnett E. Miss, 14 Grant A v
Barry Margaret Miss, 305 Mason
Bascom Mattle E., 115 Geary
Belanger M. E. Miss, 14 Grant Av
Berkowliz Rose Miss, 1410 I'owell
Blber Bertha Mrs.. 313 Sutter
Bloom Eliza. 2045 Mission
Boutre C. Mme., 417 Sutter
Brace N. Mrs.. 2.i28 S xteenth
Bradley LucretiaL. Mrs., 5035^; Seventh
Brennan Maggie Miss, 1.521,'^ Mission
Brough Ann Mrs., 1709 Stockton
Brown B. M. Mrs., 247 Stevenson
Blown Barbara Mrs., 707 Vallelo
Brown & Williams, 2120 Fillmore
Brvan Katie Miss, 203 Ellis
Buck Adeline, 1517 Stockton
Bulsipher Sarah J., 2139 Mission
Bumpus Dolores Mrs., 1703 Stockton
Burns Thomas A. Mrs., 103 Seventh
Butler M. E. Mrs., 208 Turk
Bvrne Annie M. Mrs., 2116 Fillmore
Caleb Marcella Mrs., 230 Sixth
Callahan Annie Miss, 141 Perry
Calslng Amelia, 437 Sixth
Cameron & Crowe, 629 Valencia
Campbell Mary Ann, 755 Brannan
Carroll Hart Mrs., 16 Mason
Chabree ( inesime Mrs., 1302 Stockton
Chronlger Susan W., 809 Mission
Clark Elizabeth, 512 O'Farrell
Cleary Josie Miss, 1117 Folsom
Clendenen Charlotte Mrs.. 1316 Larkin
Clow Sarnh Mrs., 8 Sixth
Cochrane Maria Mrs., 13 Van Ness Av
Cohn Hermun Mrs., 2128 Fillmore
Coleman Margaret M. Mrs., 405 O'Far-
rell
Comblaud Bertha Mme.. 637 Post
Coney Sophie A. Mrs.. 1920 Fillmore
Connalr Annie. 605,'2 Post
Connell M. L. Miss, :«) Kearny
Copland E. A. Mrs., 4 '4 Ridley
C')Ok A. E. Mrs.. 20S O'Farrell
Corr Bridget, .t03>^ fiinden Av
Cosgrove M. Mr.s., 413 Sutter
Coulter F.liza Mrs.. 411 Jones
Covell Elizabeth. .'iOl Mason
Cravatto August Mrs.. 1521 Dupont
Crunin N. Miss, 1003 Mission
Curtin Mary R., 125 Oak
Curtis Emllv Mrs.. 211 Powell
Darling Adelaide, 37 fifth
Daunet C. Garaud Mme., 14 Grant Av
Davis Eva K.. 1019 Powell
Decker H. Mr*., 247 Stevenson
Derbv I. E. Mi-s, 304 Phelan Building
DE'SAVII.f.i: UEOKGECKed-
fern House) 6;« Market
De Saville George Mrs., 6:« Market
Dickson Laura E. Mrs., 1909 FilUuore
Doe Alice Miss, 126 Fifth
Domergue Joseplilne, 1429 Dupont
Doran Kate C. J., 526 Natoma
Duke Catherine M. Jlrs., 1200 Larkin
Dundas Dora, 1026,'^ f.arkin
Dunn Mory A. Mrs., 423 Sixth
Dwyer Katherine M.. 23 Van Ness At
Dyer H. L. Mis.. 143.i Market
Eastland A. J. Mrs., 14 Grant Av
Edgar Ada Mrs., 745 ValleJ)
Edwards David, 44 O'Farrell
Fagan Elizabeth A. Mrs., 401 Leaven-
worth
Fair M. E. Mrs., 1065 Market
Falco Adele Mrs..523 Pine
Farrell Katie Miss, 775 Harrison
Faulkner M. J. Mrs., 113 Twentv-flrst
Fearn Barbara B. Miss, St. Ann's Bidg
Fellows L.Mrs., 336 Sixth
Fischer Agnes, 1504 Stockton
Fitzgerald Alice. 1017 Folsom
Fltzpatrick .S. & E. E.. 339 Eddy
Flagg T.Mrs., 224 Taylor
Flelschel Marv, 9 Franklin
Fowler H. A. Mrs., 309 Gough
Franco L. Mrs., 618 Oclavia
Eraser M. J. Mrs., 988 Harrison
FroserN. M. Mrs., 131 Post
FRATINGER & CO., 106
Kearny
Freel Mary Miss, 35 Turk
Garnbaik A. Mrs., 813 Greenwich
Gentil Josephine Mme., 826 Broadway
Gheen J. B. Mrs., 514 .Stevenson
Gllllgan Emma Miss, 115 Kearny
Gihlgan Kate Miss, 115 Kearny
GIrard Emma Mrs., 122 Geary
Goldwood Julia Mrs., St. Ann's Bldg
Gimer Mary, 519 Montgomery Av
Graham Joseph Mrs., 322 Sixth
Green Emma Miss, 435 Larkin
Green Max,415?4 Powell
Greene J. C. Mrs., 1418 Powell
Gilfflth Kllzabeth,238 Taylor
Halford H. <fe C. 106 Turk
Hall A. H. Mrs., 2249 Mission
Hall Jane E., 441 Valencia
Hamilton Marv A. Mrs., 503 Bryant
Hanlev W". A. Mrs., 121 Powell
Harke'r Belle Mrs., 238 Taylor
Harris Wllda Mrs., 4:« Larkin
Harvey J. E. Mrs., 33,'^ Si.xth
Harvev Kate Miss, 109 Seventh
Hazlett Kate Miss, 1016,'2 Mission
HIckey Julia Miss, 1003 Hyde
Herget E. W. Mrs., 601 Turk
Herrschaft C. Mrs., 105 Seventh
Hill A. J. Mrs., 331 Gearv
Hobbose J. Mrs.. 909 Buchanan
Hulcombe E. Mrs.. 411 Powell
Hopkins A. D. Mrs., 122 Post
Hopkins Emily Mrs , 438 Geary
Howard Julia Mrs., 621 Mason
Ho>vord Kate Mrs., 1008' j Market
Hnssev Margaret, 734 Howard
IncellAda Mrs. 701 Post
James Jennie, 841 Market
James Minnie Miss. 121 Post
Jofre Adelaide, 611 Onion
Jones R. L. Mrs., 961 Howard
Jordan Annie L., 1165 Mission
Joseph Adele C, 636 Leavenworth
Jurgensen M. Mrs., 422 Third
Karm & SiaulTer, 1611 Clay
Kaufman Mollle Miss, 316)^ Stockton
Kaufman M. Mrs., 512 Leavenworth
Kelehtlev Mary. 101 O'Farrell
Keller A. Miss. lO'i Harriet
Kelly Annie Miss, 321 Phelan Bldg
Kelly & Llebes, 120 Kearny
Kemp Margaret, 224 Ellis
Kirbv Elizabeth Mrs., 1147 Mission
Knott M. E. Miss, 1.302 Powell
Knowles J. E. Mrs.. 209 Kearny
KrebB Lilly Miss, 26 Zoe
Lagoid Dora Mrs.. 1713 Polk
Lapachet P. Mrs., 719'-^ Green
Laurenson Lizzie Miss, 514 Stevenson
Legendre Eugenie Mrs., 419 Sutter
Lelkens Matilda Mrs., 305 Third
Leuenberger Lena, 314 Sutter
Lew Sarah Miss, 2131 Fillmore
Lew'ls R. G. Mrs., 126 Kearny
LIsk Antiinetta Mrs., 225>i Seventh
Loring Harriet G.. 112 O'Farrell
Loudon William M.. 224 Stockton
Lovell M. J. Mrs., 207 Powell
Lowrv ASmith,927)i F.dsom
Lueilers Anna Mrs., 1627 Geary
Luther A. A. Mrs.. 33 Erie
MacGowan .lennle E., 131 Post
Mack Kate, 502 O'Farrell
Madden Marlon Mrs.. 1.3.38 Howard
Madero Isabella Miss, 1406,4 PoweU
MallorvMary Mrs., 2212 Mission
Marks J. G. Mrs., 13'^ Stockton
Marsterson Marv Mrs.. 223 Oak
Marston Dillo, 106 Pbst
McAleer Annie Miss, 615 Geary
McCabe Catherine Miss, 448 Third
McDanlels .\nnie Mrs., 1523 PoweU
McDonald R. Mrs., 522 Stevenson
Michaels Rachel Mrs., 964 Howard
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Jfannfttctnrer of every deseriptfon nt
PASSENGER. STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
43 to au Beale Street. Suii >'rjui«iaMM».
Bnlinpy PPPS<;Pfi TSUMAN, ISHAU & EOOKEB, 421-427 Harket St. HAY,MXDlfi^
dling l'n:;ddC9. mop. noOIi. RJm. and OR€HIIiLiA PB£SS£S.
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Miller Klise, 532 Jessie
Mills H. B. Mrs., 2-JOf. Mission
Minaker E. A. Mrs., 2324 Bush
Mlraxlia Marv Mrs., 1311 UnpoBt
Jlitchell Maggie C. Miss, 2-J5 Gear/
M'«n Lizzie, 16H Buihanan
Monaban Lizzie, 115 Kearny
Mcinaiian Mav Miss, 115 Kearny
Jlonkman J. H. Mrs., 5:14 Polk
Morlev A. M. Mrs., 14 Grant Av
Morris Lizzie Mrs.. 522 Bash
Mucha Dora Mrs.. 1209 Bush
Mulhem Mary A., 141 Fourth
Mulvey Annie. 4:« Turk
Murphy H. B. Mrs., 4.t6 Sl.xth
Murphy M. D. Mrs., 226 Post
Murray Lizzie Miss, 1232 Bush
Musgrave May Mis.-, 5Ai P.,1H
Myer L. M. Mrs., 62r. D'FarreU
li'aake Dura,9113.i Hnrrisun
Nolan .lohn Mrs., 1440 Valencia
Korwold Louise, 10:3 Sutter
O'Brien Ellen, 1513 Valencia
O'Brien Kate J., 2004 M^slon
O'Loughlln Maria, 528 Hayes
Oeding Emma Mrs., 117 Fraulilln
Parker M. NV. Mrs., 106 Post
Pearson D. G. Mrs., 112'^ Eddy
Phillips Emma Mrs., 1709 Mason
PIrot J. H. Mrs., 14 Grant Av
PUger L.Mrs., 115 PowHl
Pottboff <t Cowan, 1040 Mission
Pnrcell ■« illiam Mrs., 1712 Howard
Queirolo A. Mrs., 423 Ui.lon
Qulgg Marr B., 126 Keamv
RadloffLudwig, 218 Post
Balph L. A. Mrs., 411 Post
Band Mary MIsj*. 27?, Third
Keed Nellie A. Mrs.. 146 Eddy
Reed Rebecca. 622 Grove
R4;ed S. B. Mrs.. 1711!^ Clay
Eelsberg Rosa, 912H Folsom
Re>-nolds Mary, 405 Third
Blchards Elizabeth J. Miss. 308 Point
Lobos Av
Ktchards R. Miss, 633 Jessie
RIckeby Mattle, 917,'^ Fllbsrt
Roberts Stella Mme.. 135 Hayes
Bodgers Caroline, 1534 Dolores
Ropers Matilda. 40fi,'4 .''Ixth
Boss Belle illss, 3l6Sntter
Riiunds L. P. Mrs., 246 Taylor
Rowan Ida E. Mrs., IfrlS Polk
Rowan Mary E., 21^ Polk
Bnediger Eliza Mrs., 1594,'^ Bush
Rvan Kate, 1237 Dupont
Samuels Anna Mrs., 27 Sixth
S«harowsky Naralle. 428 Post
Scblossbauer M. Mr".. 545 Stevenson
Scbnabel Clements, 639 Ellis
Schnitzlein Kale, 632 Filbert
Schramm C. F. M. Mrs.. 432 Tnlon
Seabury Charlotie G. Mr?.. 107 Oak
Sewell Margaret. 1428 Pacific
Shaughnessy Josie Miss, 214 FeU
Pherer Marv Miss l&l Perrv
Sherwood Allele Sirs.. 636 Post
Shives Louzetta C, 422 Post
SIckel Annie. 336 Sixth
Sllva Annie Mrs.. V.'lO's Tnion
gllvey Chartes Mrs., 8ft5 Union
Skelley Mary 2443 California
.'k vo Louisa Miss,32SMontgr>mervAv
' Smith Catherine M^ss. 1911'^ Mission
Smith Elvira R.. 822 Greenwich
; Smirh M. Mrs., 2126 Mission
Smlthson B. Mrs.. 414 Geary
I St<;vens Alice. 217 Sixth
I Stevenson Emma Mrs.. 115 Kearny
Stewart A. M. Miss, 14 Grant Av
; Ptimpson McA. Mr.«., 514 Geary
i Stork J. P. Mrs., 11 Serna PI
Sullivan M. Mi-s. 121 Post
I Sullivan Nellie Miss, lfi8'<; Silver
■ Swoboda Stephen, 1144 Sutter
I Switzer Maria SIlss, 518 Sutler
i Taylor Mattle Mrs., 2:tl Green
1 Thomas Martha S.. 7 M'-ntgom^rv Av
Thompson J. D. Mrs.. 639 Birch Av
Tishler H. Mr«.. IW Hnves
! Tregellas S. Mrs.. 838 Market
TmfTert Adrlenne Mile.. 60y Tavlor
Tyler Annie M. Mrs.. 152:^ Polk '
, Usher J. 31. Mrs.. 126 u'Farrell
I Vandeusen V. A. Mrs.. 121 Post
Vergez Caroline Mrs., 623 Oreen
Vlct^.r Emma B. Miss, 1415 Mission
I 'WairTier Emma Mrs.. lOlO Larkln
Waimer M. Mrs., 1307 Jlission
V"alla.e Lucv .Mr«., 1652 Polk
Warburton Annie M., 934 Howard
Warren C. L. Mrs., 70? Valencia
Weir Anna R. Mrs., 601 Buchanan
Weir Marv S..2'i oak
MTilte House Dressmaking Co., 330
Sutter
Wilcox Emma Miss. 519 Cctavia
Willard P. M. Mrs.. 2W Powell
Williams E. J. Jlrs.. :«» Sixth
Williams & Selleck, m>i4 Ellis
Williamson I. u. Mrs., 1202 Leavenwth
Wills R. Mme., 1914 Union
WIUs M. E. Mi.ss, 107 PoweU
Winner A. Mrs.. 134 E.Jdy
WoIflStella, 630 Grove
Wood Caroline, 118 Ninth
Wyman <fc Bitter, 714 Larkin
Young James Mrs., 126 Keamy
Drills— Rocb.
(See also imi Suppliet.)
California Rock Drill Co., 30 First
Cleveland Twlet DriU Co.. 206 Folsom
Parke & Lacy (Burleigh! 21 Fremont
Rankin, Bra. ton & C!o. (Buckmlmtter)
r27 First
Richmann Drill and Air Compressor,
NW cor Fifth and Brannan
RIX 4 FIRTH (National) 18-20 Fre-
mont
RIX 6i FIRTH,
Kims MadiioeiTt Lnbncatms Oils
BocU Drills, Et«.
18 and 20 FREMONT STREET.
Mills.
BorrC. C.,13Plne
Clapp A Jessup, NE cor Mission and
Fremont
Kindler & Co., 539 Mission
Dnigsrls<«— MTlioIesale .
Boericke 4 Schreck. successors to Boe-
ricke & Tafel (homttopathlc) 234
Sutter
Gates J. R 4Co..417 Sansome
Joy Edwin W.. 852 Market
Langley & Michaels, NW cor First
and Jessie
Mack J. J. & Co.. 11 Front
Merten. Mi.ffltt & Co.. 307 Front
Redineton A (!o.. 529 Market
RICHARDS C. F. & CO.,
427 San some
Satterthwaite, Sozin & Co., 518 Market
Steele James G. & Co.,6:« Market
Steams, Worden 4 Co.. :CR Townsend
Thompson Noah S., SE cor Market
and Sti?nart
WAKEIiEE & CO., SE cor
Montgomery and Bush
WenzeU WlUiam T. <t Co.. 532 Market
EVANS'
A SURE CURE.
510 Hayes Street, Dear Octayia,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Drng^sts — Retail.
Abramson <fe Bacon, SW cor Sutter
and Grant \v
.\ngell Jonathan W., 272 First
Amheim Julius S., 8 Steuart
BarrlniTton Charl -s L.. NE cor Van
Ness Av and Market
Battelle Ernest L.. 2051 Mission
Bauer John A., 101 I'ost
Bavlv C. \., SE cor Sixth and Howard
Bell Burteigh C. SE cor Howard and
Sixteenth
Bixbv <fc Pond. NE cor McAllister and
Fillmore
Boericke & Schreck. successors to Boe-
ricke & Tafel (homoeopathic) 234
Sutter
Bos <fe Schmelz.SW corMcAUlsterand
Buchanan
Boyken J. A., SW cor Ninth and Mis-
sion
Bralnard <3eorge L., SW cor Bush aud
Fillmore
Broemmel J. G. B., NW cor Sixth and
Mission
Bryan William J., 1 New Montgomery,
NW cor Second and Howard,
and Dispensary, 603 Merchant
Burnett G. G.. -327 Montgomery
Calegaris JogephE.,SE cor Keamy and
Pacific
Olvert John, NW cor Fourth and
Howard
(Jhristroann William, SE cor Geary
and Devlsadero
ColBn 4 Mavhew, NW cor Twentieth
and MIsilon, and SE cor Sixteenth
and Valencia
Colton Chester F., 304 Fourth
Cook J. J., 6a3 Montgomery
Cork W. H. 4 Co., 131 Larkln
CJrvstal Drug Store, NE cor Valencia
and Twenty-first
D'ARTENAY EUGENR, NE
cor Post and Mason
Demsey Gyms F., SW cor Hyde and
Sutter
Devlne James & Co., 238 Keariy
Devlne John, SE cor Kearnv and CHay
De Witt T. Byron, NW cor Butte
and Kentucky
Dimmlg John A., 1633 Mission
Dl Nola L., 1600 Howard
Downing & Schmitt, 14 Second
Drossel J. H., NW cor Powell and
Jackson
Dubois Paul A., SE cor Leavenworth
and Clay
Dunbar John K., 44S Sixth
Dwyer Joseph, 219 Pacific
Edwards Thomas M., 900 Keamy
EUert Levi R., SW cor Keamy and
California
Elwert Chartes P., 221 Post
EVANS AARON, 510 Hayes
Flatow Philip. NE cor Jones and (Jeary
Gallwey James A.. fi59 Clay
Gates James H.. NW cor New 3Iont-
gomery and Howard
Gates J. R. & Co.,417.<ansome
Gates Justin, 722 Montgomerv
Gerdes Henrv G.. 1500 Mission
Gllll Begnlo C, 533 Davis
Gove David M., 2101 Fillmore
Grazer Fred., cor Sixth and Harrison
Greenberg N. G. W., SE cor Union and
Larkin
Grim=haw <fe O., 720 Montgomery Av
Gros Alfred, NW cor Keamy and
Washlneton, and 111 Grant Av
Hanson 4 Mack. 763 Valencia
Hastings Benjamin, NAVcor (Jearv and
Fillmore
Helck William. SE cor Golden Gate Av
and Polk
Heyermann John A. F., SW cor Fourth
and Bryant
HlUer F. Jr. & Co. (homoeopathic) SW
cor (Jearv and Dopont
Hohlweg Frederick. NE cor Polk and
Jackson
Hulting F. R., N W cor Third and How-
ard
Hughes Enoch, 1945 Mission
Hunt D. D., SE cor Folsom and Fifth
Hurtzig William F. N., 140 Third
Isaacson Jacob, SW cor Larkin and
(Jeary
Joy Edwin W., 852 Market
Kenrav E. T., 214 Kearnv
Keil Frederick C.. 2000 Market
KELLY FRANK S.. 102 Eddy
Kibbler W. T.,SWcor Turk and Lar-
kln
Kilbourae Harvev B., fil Second
Knapp C. RichflM, 2154 MLs-Mon
Koeller Margarether, 158 Eddy
Lanszwlert Louis, 360 Fourth
Lefevre J. B., 401 Keamy
Lelpnltz G. <fe O.. 236 Sutter
Lengfeld A. L., NE cor Stockton and
Gearv
Llebrich Edmund F., SW corSteiner
and Eddy
IMPERIAL Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000
$9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WIL S£ITOK, Asst Ku&get.
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
DRU
1319
DRY
Lomeltno Joseph W., SW cor Pacific
and Leavenworth
Mayer Oscar J., SVV cor Geary and
Octavia
Mayhew W. K., 144 Fourth
McBoyle A. & Co., 504 Washlnfrton
McPerniott Arthur, NK cor Halght
anil Plerco
McDermott William P., 1242 Valencia
McPonnell J. J., SE cor Sixth and
Market
McElroy James B., SE cor Twenty-
fourth anil Alabama
McLaughlin M. A., NW cor Domlnlco
and Railroad Av
McLaughlin W. H. A Co., SE cor MIb-
glon and Twenty-sixth
Mentt C. H. & Co., 1534 Polk
Mervy A., SE cor Montgomery Av
and Green
Meyers Robert C, N W cor Union
and Powell
MINOR GEORGB W., NB cor
Turk anil Taylor
Moeser Ferdinand, NK cor Seventh
and Howard
Momnn G. K. 6., 1805 Union
Petlbiau E. & Co., NE cor Ninth and
Howard
Pickering William, SE cor Broadway
and Stockton
Plxley William B., NE cor O'FarreU
and Stockton
Prlen H. F., NW cor Hayes and La-
guna
Ralston Joseph H., NW cor Post and
PoweU
Richardson William H., Junction Six-
teenth and Market
Rider F., 504 Bush
Riley Calvin C, NW cor Second and
Howard
Rogern Charles, NE cor Market and
Powell
Roethe Christian, Ml Third
Rossi Pletro, 318 Montgomery Av
Rossi <fc EldenmuUer, NE cor Dupont
anil Green
Rottanzl Antonio. 301 Third
Rotnrler Emile, 225 Montgomery Av
Salter John W., 1018 Valencia
Schmidt Henry W. & Brother, SE cor
Kearny and Sacramento
Schmidt Val. <fc Co., NW cor Polk and
Bush
SchoU A. L., NE cor Mission and Nine-
t«enth
Schnltze J., 1240 Market
Senrby William M., S-W Market
Shaw Henry B., NE cor Sutter and
Powell
Simpson William, 609 Davis
SUnb Henry, SW cor Sutter and Lar-
kln
Steele Henry, cor California and Dev-
Isadero
Steele James G. & Co.. 635 Market
Steylaars C. L., NE cor Seventeenth
. and Polnres
Stoddard Brothers. 400 Gearv
Stuart John W., SE cor Twenty-fourth
and Church
SzarvasihS. T., SW cor Filbert and
Montgomery Av
Thompson N. S., SE cor Market and
Stenart
TjBder Curry W.. 1220 Polk
Tuiman George B., NE cor Sansome
and Pacific
Troppman Charles M..SW cor Sixth
and Folsom
Von der Lleth F. H., NE cor Broadway
and Powell
Waener L. C. SE cor Turk and Pierce
WAKGL.ee & to., b£ cor
Montgomery and Bush
Wartflory A.. 1153 Mission
Week F. <fe (>., 1231 Market
Wenzell W. T. A Co., 532 Market
White R. £. A- Co., 400 Haves
Wldber James H., SW cor Market and
Third
Williams r. L. & Co., 130 Valencia
Winch Freiierii k C, 1H16 Market
Winter James H., Mission, opp Twen-
ty-nlnth
Wulj-.en riedrlch H. Jr., 1001 Seven-
teenth
Wynne H. F. A Co., NW cor Folsom
and Twenty-second
Tonng Joseph, 1114 Folsom
Zabaldano Alexander, 1124 Stockton
Zelle Charles D., 528 Pacific
Zelner William, SE cor Mission and
Fifth
Druggists' Glassware and
Sundries.
(See also DruggitU Wholeiale.)
Abramson, Bacon & Heunlsch, 116
Hatterv
BUTLER HARD RUBBER
CO.. 517-519 Market
Caire Justinian, 521 Market
Calley R. B., 54 Second
Clapp & Jessup (mills) 51 Fremont
COBUKN C. W. & CO.. 6 Battery
PowninB & Schmidt, 14 Second
Doyl.- Henrv & Co., 517 Market
Greenffeliler & Bettelheim, 537 Market
Langley & Michaels, NW cor First
and Jessie
Levensen & Goldstone. 605 Market
Mack J. J. &. Co., 11 Front
MARSH H. F. (agent) 677 Mar-
ket
Merten, Moffltt & Co.. 307 Front
Read W. C. & Co., 29 Second
Redlneton A Co., 529 Market
RICHARDS C. F. Si CO.,
427 Sansome
Satterthwalte, Sozln A Co., 518 Market
Stevenson A LongwiU, 539 Market
Taylor John & Co.. 1 12 PJO Fine
Wolf J. W. & Co., 103 Sansome
Dry Doclis.
AJax Heaving Down Hulk Association,
28 California
California Dry Dock Co., Hunter's
Point, ofHce 318 Calllornia
Merchants' Dry Dock Co., foot of Spear
North's Ways, foot Lousiana and Pot-
rero Point
Potrero Marine Railway, Sierra, nr Pa-
cific Rolling Mills
South San Francisco Dock Co., office
501 California
Dry Ooods— Importers and
Jobbers.
Bachman Brothers, 10 Battery
BurtisR. W.. 41 Second
Curtin C, 911 Market
Dannenbaum J. & S., 24-26 Sansome
DlnkelsDlel L. <fe Co.. 37 BHttery
Freeman Bros. & Co.. 6-8 Sutter
Ford C. W. R. 'agenl)532 Market
Heller E. & S., 315 Pine
Heller M. & Sons., 112 Sansome
Heynemann A Co., 9 11 Sansome
Kahn Bros. Bine & ('o., 25-27 Battery
Keane Brothers, 107 Kearny
Merzbach Julius, 414 Market
Murphy, Grant <fe Co., NE cor Sansome
and Bush
Neuburger, Relss <fe Co., 516 Market
O'Brien J. J. & Co., NE cor Market
and Jones
O'Connor. MoflTatt A Co., 111-121 Post
Rosenthal Moses S., 1 Sutler
Sachs Martin A Co., SW cor Battery
and Bush
Scheyer M. & Bro., 324 Sansome
Schwartz Morris. 202 Bnsh
Sllberman Gottlieb. 506 Market
Stelnberger A Kalisher, 24 Sansome
Strauss Levi & Co., 14 Battery
Verdier, Sloreau A Co., SE cor Geary
and Grant Av
Well Bros. & Co.. 108-110 Sansome
Weill Raphael A Co., NW cor Kearny
and Vaat
White J. L. A Co., 114-116 Kearny
Wolfe Moses A., 39 sutler
Dry Goods— Retail.
{^Importers.)
Abrahamson G., 130 Kearny
Ackerman Brothers, 123 Kearny and
207 Slitter
Anderson K. E. Mrs., 2740 Sl.xteenth
Apple Sarah Mrs., .305 Hayes
Asher Morris, 142fi'^ Dnpont
Astbury John, 164 Ninth
BlboS. ACo.. I435rolk
Boormnn Wlirani Mrs., Noe
Browu Thomas P. S., 2129 Mission
Burke Ellen Miss, 718 Clementina
Cahalan Julia. W s Kentucky, bet Sl-
/ erra and Nevada
Carl A., 1512 Stockton
Carroll James L., 2021 Mission
Castagnetto John, 1234 liupont
Cereuhlno A Debenedettl. 3258 Mission
Clar A Cunningham, 1208 Polk
Coaily Annie F. Mrs., 2!t27 Mission
Cochran riol>ert, 1100 Valencia
Cohn Samuel M., 130.5 Stockton
Crocker A. A Bro., 1125 Stockton
Crocker Lesser, 724 Montgomery
Crosby A. B. Mis., 1800 Union
"Curtin C, 911 Market
Curtis William R., 1235 Market
Danlelwitz Joseph, 2939 Sixteenth
Daus I.. 1327 Stockton
Davis Henrv, 328 Fourth
Demartini P. D. Mrs., 1343 Dupont
■»DO ANE & HENSHELWOOD
132 Kearny
Domergue Josephine, 1429Dapont
Elder Brothers, 315 Hayes
Esfmann E., ]02'2 Market
Feder Kot>ert,4l5 Hayes
Flnkenstedt H. Mrs., I."»7 Stockton
Flanlgan Patrick. 152 Sixth
Fischer Oscar, 158 Third
Fitch Georee W.. 1131 Mission
Freud I. A Co., 730 Market
Friedman Max, 228 Stockton
Fnrst P.. 1427 Stockton
Gerson Michael, 1329 Dupont
Gol iman A Son. 29*5 Sixteenth
Goldsmith Simon, 250 Third
Goldstone Jacob, 926 Dupont
Goodday Louis, ZO.]^ Sixth
Greenbere & Greenberg, 31 Grant Av
Halm Carl 0.. 2737 California
Hammerschlag M., 1629 Polk
Harrower John, 1722)^ Market
Hook Benjamin F., 1520 Stockton
Hummel George, 105 Fifth
Israel Jona.«, 934 Dupont
Jacobs S. A Son, 408 Kearny
Julian CSiarles, 1311 Dnpont
Kaveny A. M. Miss, 1003 Valencia
* Keane Brothers. 107 Keamv
Kellner Meyer, 306 SLxth
Kelly Brothers, 26 Sixth
'>Kennedy PhllipA Co., 901-n05Market
Kernaehan Rebecca Mrs., 400 Fonrth
Kerr Edward, 2047 Mission
LaUy John, W s Mission, nr Randall
Lanpe L. A. Miss. NWcor Folsom and
Twenty-third
La Vallee Armand, 212 Sixth
Lazarus Samuel, 12.%5 Stockton
Leszynsky A., 237 Kearny
Levin Marv, 1524 Polk
Levingston David, 1420 Polk
Lew A Michelsohn. 2011 Fillmore
Lewkowltz Joseph, 1320 Stockton
Llppman Hyman, 443 Hayes, and 450
Valencia
Livingston D. A Co., 2002 Fillmore
Lvnch Brothers, 130 Sixth
Mapnin Isaac, 42 and 116 Third
Mansbach E. & Co., 26 Kearny
Marks Adolph, 240'^ Sixth
Mautz A. A Co., 2fi00 Mission
McCluskey Michael, 32fil Slisslon
McDonnell & Kreg.-r,2«00 Mission
Meilberv W. C. & Co., 2319 Mission
Meyer W., 84 Ninth
Michael Gerson, 1329 Dupont
MoUer <ft McMnllin, 714 Montgomery
Moran Daniel M. <fc Co.. 128 Sixth
Moran J. M. A Co., 4-5 Sixth |
Morris A Son, 106 Grant A V i
Mundt Adolph, Railroad Av,nr Sus-
quehanna I
^O'Brien .1. J. & Co., NE cor Market j
and Jones j
•O'Connor. MoflTatt A Co.. 111-121 Post !
O'Dwyer A Sons, 36 Third |
Peixotto A Silverman, 1230 Market
Per'^-ins A Wilson, 1114 Market
Perrin F., 521 Montgomerv Av
Qulnn J. B., 1303 Polk
Kamsev W. J., 515 Haves
RelUy Louis M., 1062;^; Folsom
Rosenberg Brothers, .55 Third
Rosenblnm Brothers, 1519 Hyde
Bosencrantz Louis, 252 Fourth
Rosenfeld Abraham, 918 Larkln
i-Samuels David, 12;( Post
Samuels Julius, 101 Kearny
Sanders Henry F.. .';5 Third
Schary Julius, 525 Montgomery Av
Schoenholz Brothers A Co., 110-112
Sixth, and 1913 Fillmore
Sharp James v., 112 Ninth
Shemanskl Harris, 1227 Stockton
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^
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TBLEFHONB 82.
PRINTERS, ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN. '''°*'*''"*'Lt??aH'rrriL*&';
DUG
1320
ELE
J. SPAULDING & CO.,
Cleaners and Dyers
353 and 355 Tehama Street.
We beg leave to inform our friends and patrons that we have
opened, in conjunction with our Carpet Cleaning Works, a first class
Cleaning and Dyeing Establishment and are prepared to do work of
every description in a superior manner at reasonable rates .
Telephone 3040.
Silverman A., 1410 Polk
Silverman Joseph, 222 Third
Smith D. C. & Co., SE cor Capp and
Sixteenth
Stolzenwala William, 3007 Mission
Stone K. L., 1211 Stncl£ton
Strauss EdL'ar, 2:50 Sixteenth
Strauss & Frohman. 1203 Stockton
*Weill Raphael & Co., NW cor Kearny
and Post
White J. L. & Co., 114 Kearnv
Whlitock Charlotte Mrs., cof Railroad
Av and Dominira
Wolfe Abram, 902 Dupont
Young Amelia, 1328 Dupont
Dack— S»tl.
iSee Sail Duck.)
Dye StoflTs.
iSee DfuggisU—aUo Paints, Oils and
Glass.)
Dry Plate Mannractarers,
WILLIAMS 4 GREGOEY,433Seventh
Dyers and Scourers.
Balny A. E. ffeother) U9 Stocltton
Bali A. Mrs. (leathers) 724 J^ Market
Berlin A., 4W Bush. 1400 Polk, 325
Montgomery Av and 6 Stockton
Bou^quet M. A. Mme., 717?^ Howard
Caresmel H., 2U Montgomery Av
Dreyfus T.. 35 Sixth
Hansen's Dye Works, 244 Eleventh
Hansen E. Mrs., 24 Mason
Harris Simon, 321 Montgomery Av
Holmes Charles .1., 1332 Market
Kuttner Emille (feathers) 819 Larkin
McCann James K., 318 Eleventh
Pacheteau Jacques, 210 Ridley, 8 Gol-
den Gate Av, 103 Grant Av and 112
Hayes .
Pari-ian Dyeing and Cleaning Works,
27 Tenth
PfaffA McPherson, 907 Larkin
Renault Louis J.. 418 Union
Sch'oeder Emil,SEcor Preclta Av and
I Folsom
Sebastian Thomas, 131}^ Eleventh
j Snow .lohn F., 3 Grant Av and 1623
MIssicm
SPAULDING J. & CO., 353-355 Te-
I hama
Stolzenwald Henry F., 1148 Folsom
Thomas F. & Co., 714 Washington, 27
Tenth, 213 Post and 228 Fourth
Wasscrnian Frederick, 929 Folsom
Woif Julius, 808 Howard
Eggr Food.
WELLINGTON B.F., 425 Washington
B. F. WELLIN&TON'S SEEDS
And IMPROVED EGG FOOD.
Note.— This Egg Food is the only
preparation in the world that will pos-
itively cure ami prevent every disease
of poultry and birds, and make hens
lay at all seasons of th« year. Ask
your grocer or drugarlst for it.
435 n^ASHINOTON ST.
Electric Ijigrht Companies.
California Electric Light Co., 224-226
Jessie
ELECTRIC DEVELOPMENT CO.,
323 Pine
Jenney Electric Co.(Tnd!anapolle, Ind.)
C. R. Lloyd agent. 215 Sansome
San Francisco Edison Electric Light
Co., 323 Pine
San Francisco Underground Conduit
and Electric Light, Telegraph and
Telephone Co., 328 Montgomery
ELECTRIC
DEVELOPMENT CO.
323 Pine St.
Agents and Contractors for
EdUon's Incandescent Light,
Electrical Storage Batteries,
Electro Motors, Etc.
Electric Lights of all kinds.
Electric liight Ocnerators
and Supplies.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC GAS-
LIGHT CO., ?5 Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC POWER
CO., 35 Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
WORKS, 35 Market
ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION
AND MAINTENANCE CO., 35
MarKet
ELECTRIC Al. SUPPLY CO. ,
importers and manufacturers, 328
Bush
KEITH NATHANIEL S., 40
NevHda Block
PACIFIC ELECTRO DEPOSITING
WORKS, 35 Market
CALIFORNIA
ELECTRICAL WORKS
35 Market Street.
ELECTRIC^UPPLIES
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
EDISOX'S
ELECTRIC LAMPS
For all Purposes,
From 1-2 Candle rower up.
JOHN H. LANE,
505 KEARNY STREET.
Electric Hotors.
ELECTRIC DEVELOPMENT CO.,
323 Pine
KEITH NATHANIEL S., 40
Nevada Block
Pacilic Electric Motor Co., 225 Post
ELECTRIC
DEVELOPMENT CO.,
323 Pine Street.
Sprague's and other Electro- Motors
to be used with Dynamos or Stor-
age Batteries, for operating ma-
chinery, street cars, etc.
Electric Pen and Press.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
WORKS. 35 Market
Dakin & Hawos, general agents, 320
Sansome, room 48
HAINES JOSEPH D., 106
Leidfsdorflf
WICKS ON G. G. & CO. (styg.
nograph) 38 California
CALIFORNIA
ELECTeiCJL WORKS
35 market Street. %
ELECTRIC^UPPLIES
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Electric Powers.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC POWEE
Co., 35 Market
Electrical Apparatus Manu-
facturers.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC GAS-
LIGHTING CO., 35 Market
DIXON. BORGESON & CO
ManTifactarers of Shov Cases
and Store Fi&tores.
37 MarM St.
Tl IDCC rVTD A nOV /^l80 ^he finest ifwdes of Clarets. Hocks, )ARPAD HARAS2THY & CO.,
LbLllOL. La I nA Uni IBurgundieB.Sautemes.PortsaudShemesf 530 WASHIN&TON,
ELE
1321
ENG
CO., 35 Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
WORKS. 35 Market
ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION
AND MAINTENANCE CO., 35
Market
ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO.
Importers and manufacturers, 328
Bush
Hampton Charles W., 607 Mission
Hatteroth & Russ. 321 Kearny
Hetty Louis B. (bells) 126 Eddy
WASS r». D. (armatures) 640 Howard
PACIFIC ELECTRO DEPOSITING
WORKS, :<5 Market
WnX & FINCK, 818 Market
CALIFORNIA
ELECTRICAL WORKS,
35 Market Street.
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Electrical Supplies.
Electrical Construction and Mainten-
ance Co., 35 Market
FIske Richard A.-, 759 Howard
WASS D. D., 640 Howard
Electro-ealTanic Jtledical
Apparatus.
Chicago Magnetic Shield Co., 106 Post
FOLKERS J. H. A..& BROTHER,
118 Montgomery
Home W. J., 702 Market
Kyle Charles R., 702 Market
PACIFIC ELECTRIC CO.,
330 Sutter
WEST CHARLES N., 1051
Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC GAS-
LIGHTING CO., Xi Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC POWER
CO., 35 Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
WORKS. .35 Market
ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION
AND MAINTENANCE CO., 35
Market
FOLKERS J. H. A. & BROTHER,
118 Montgomery
Hatteroth <fc Rhsp, 321 Kearny
PACIFIC ELECTRO DEPOSITING
WORKS, 35 Market
CALIFORNIA
ELECTRICJL WORKS,
35 Marlxet Street.
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
KLECTRICAL SUPPLY CO.
Importers and manufacturers, 328
Bush
ElectropI aters .
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
WORKS, 35 Market
DA Y THOMAS «& CO. (limited)
222 Sutter
DENNISTON EDWARD G., 653 Mis-
sion
MARTELL JOHN, 623 Sacramento
San Francisco Novelty and Plating
Works, 108 First
Electrotypera .
(See also Stereotyperi.)
WORKS, 35 Market
California Tvpe Fonndrr, 511 Sanoome
FILMER «it STILLER ELEC-
TKOTVPE CO., 414 Sacra-
mento
FRANCIS, VALENTINE & CO.. 517
Clay
Pacific Type Foundrv, 528 Sacramento
Painter <fe Co., 510 CInv
PALMER <& REY, 405 Sansome
San Francisco Type Foundrv, 512 (31ay
Wlnterburn Joseph & Co., 417 Ciay
Elevator Bells.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
AVORKS, .35 Market
ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO.
importers and manufacturers, 328
Bush
WASS D. D., 640 Howard
WILL & FINCK, 818 Market
CALIFORNIA
ELECTRICAL WOR^S,
35 Market Street.
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Elevators.
Birch William H., 113 Beale
Hammond John, 42 Beale
Knorp A. F.', 120-124 Main
McNICOLL A. J. & r!0., 116 Main
Mllliken W. H., 22 California
A. J. McNICOLL Sl CO.
Successors to Philip Hlnkle <fe Co.
ELEVATOR WORKS,
116-118 Main St., S. F.
Manufacture all kinds of Patent Hy-
draulic, Air Pressure, Steam and Hand
Power Elevaiors, with latest Improved
Appliances. Telephone No. 591.
Enibalmers,
(See also Undertakers.)
LYFORD L, DEXTER,
IT and 47 Fhelan Bldg
Embossers— Olass.
WARREN WM. H., 932 Mission
Have four Specifications made
out for
WARREN'S
Art ani Emtiossel Glass,
And Save from 25 to 50 per cent.
, Awarded Two Medals.
932 Mission Street.
Embroideries .
^Importers.- see also I>ry Goods.)
s'Bauer Brothers <fe Co., 547 Market
'■Buyer & Reich, 221-223 Bush
■cCobliner Brothers, 543 Market
<"Held Brothers & Co., 512-514 Market
KohIberg,Stran8s & Frohman, 107-109
Post
"Levy Jules & Brothers, 7 Sansome
Mansbach E. & Co., 26 Kearny
"Muser Brothers, 541 Market
* Newman <fc Leyinson, 129 Kearny
"NORCROSS & CO., 6 Post
Schrelber A. (gold and stiver) 613 Cal
Stettin S. Mrs., 443 Bush
Tlttel <fe Krueger, 1 Sutter
*Verdler Moreau & Co., SE cor Geary
and Dupont
Embroidery Stampers.
Chevalier C, 1404 !i Powell
Cox J. P. Mrs.,512'4Gearv
Field M. H. Mrs., 155 Eleventh
Geler Matilda, SE cor Fillmore and
Sacramento
Holmes W. A. Mrs., 2fik Kearny
Holt Elizabeth Mrs., 10& Howard
Kohlberg, Strauss & Frohman, 107-109
Post
Kriske B. Mrs., 2152 Mission
Kuttner Napthaly, 819 Larkin
Le Page Ht-len Mrs.. .534 Ellis
Leroy Emilv Mrs.. 121 Sutter
Mallett R. Mrs., 702 Bush
Martin & Int;alsbe, 324 Sutter
McGinn Annie Miss, 226 O'Farrell
McKinnon A. C. Mrs.. 503 Haves
Newman A Levln>on, 129 Kearny
Stettin S.M me., 443 Bush
Strothoff Marv Mrs., t:09 Market
Styles E. Mrs., 1626 Polk
Sullivan Catherine Mrs., .S34 Sutter
Wylle James Mrs., HI Seventh
Emery Wheels.
McGowan Bros., agents Grant's Cor-
undum Wheel, 42 Market
Paige S. B. <fe Co., 116 Front
TALLON C. J., 123 California
Employment Offices.
CROSETT' J, F, & CO,
638 Sacramento and 303
Stockton
Darblay & Mever, 108 Stockton
EWEEW.D.&CO.
636 Clay
Farrell J. D.Mrs., 705 Polk
HANSEN C. R. & Co., 110 Geary
Kearney Denis, 23 Ellis
Lambia Jules, 108 Geary
Mihan J. B. <fe Co., fiOit California
Morris S. <fc Co., 34 Kearny
Nur-e Directory, 7 12 Bush
Nurses' Bureau, 425 Sutter
Plunkett Kate Miss, 4:14 Sutter
Sisters of Mercy, cor First and Bryant
Thlele Henrietta Mrs., 209 Gearv
Ward <t Co., 610 Clay . .*"
Youths' Directory and Employment
OfBce. 2030 Howard
Enamelers-Ccold andSilrer.
(See Jewelers— Manufacturing.)
Engine Builders.
Atlas Iron Works, 213-215 Mission
California Machine Works, 119 Beale
Deacon William, l-^SMaln
EVANS CHESTER H., llO-n" Beale
GOLDEN STATE AND MINERS'
IRON W( IRKS. 2;i7-257 First
Hinckley, Spiers* Hsves, 220 Fremont
JOSHUA BENDY MACHINE
WORKS, 39-51 Fremont'
Rankin, Bravton & Co., 127 First
Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works,
SE cor Beali" and Howard
Savage Son & Co. (Empire Foundry)
i:l5-143 Fremont
.Small Isaac H., 574 Brannan
STEARNS MANrFACTFB-
ING CO., 29-31 Spear
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
nannftMsdirer of every description off
PABSENOEB, 8TRBBT AND FREIGHT CASGL
48 to SO Beale Street. San Francisco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker.
421-427 Srarket Street. Sole AeentS fbV
Dederick's Perpetaal Hay Presses.
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Union Iron Works, office 216 Market
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110-112 Beale St., S. F.
D. D. WASS,
Electrical Engineer,
Manufacturer and dealer In Dynamos
for Arc ond Incandescent LightlnK,
Transmission of Power, etc. Repairs
to all Systems of Electric Lighting.
Winding Armatures a Specialty. An-
unciators, Call Bells, Electric Gaslight-
Ing Apparatus, Wire Batteries, etc.
640 Howard Street.
Engrine Importers.
Babcock & Wilcox Co., Ciiarles G.
Ewing manager, 561 Mission
BERRY & PLACE M-ACHINE CO.,
12 Calil'ornla
GREGORY H. P. & CO.. NW
cor Fremont and Mission
Huntington, Hopkins St, Co., Junction
Busli and Market
LTNFORTH JAMES, 120 Front
PAIiMER Si REY, 4U5 Sansome
Parke & Lacy, 21 Fremont
RIX & FIRTH, 18-20 Fremont
STEARNS MANUFACTURING CO.,
29-31 Spear
TATUM & BOWEN, 34-36 Fremont
and 423 Clav
TRUMAN, ISHAM & HOOKER, 421-
427 Market
WILLIAMS, DIMOND A CO. (loco-
motives) 202 Market
Enelneers— CiTlI .
Alberger W. C, 328 Montgomery
Allardt George F., 418 Californl*
Anderson C. L., 419 California
Batterman C. S.,318 Pine
Benson Jolin A., 328 Montgomery
Bowie Augustus J. .Ir., 217 Sansome
Bridges Francis, 36 Nevada Block
Bridges Lvman, 36 Nevada Block
Brown Calvin, 523 Kearny
Brown Wilfred L., 523 Kearny
Browne RossE., 307 Sansome
CahlU A Willey, 325 Montgomery
CATT GEORGE W., 42 Market
Cebrian John C, 406 Montgomery
Drumm Bros., 402 Montgomery
Eckart William R., 217 Sansome
Etkert H. F., 432 Motgomery
Flnley Robert E., 618 market
Freeman James E., 104 Mont Block
Gibbes Charles D.. 121 Montg'ry Block
Gibbes J. T., 102 Montgomery Block
Hammond H. W., 18 Nevada Block
Henderson C. L., 419 California
Henkenlus J. C, 432 Montgomery
HoB'mann Charles F., 307 Sansome
Housman C. V., 402 Monteoniery
Humphreys William P.. 637 Kearny
Manson Marsden, 10 Calitornia
Mauran Joseph B.. 610 Commercial
McMillan John G., NE cor Fourth and
Townsend
Mellis D. Ernest, 419 California
Miiier William G., 320 Sansome
MInto William, 418 Caiifornla
Molera Euseblus J., 609 Sacramento
Nichols E. I., 316 Mission
Palmer <fc Storey, 325 Montgomery
Parsons E. I.. 2.58 Market
Perry J. V. B.,3i8Pine
Poett Alfred, 507 Montgomery
Portois Pierre, 519 Montgomery
Putnam Charles S.. 6S Nevada Block
SHEERER JOSEPH, 618
jyiarket
Sherwood William R., 309 California
Shortt L. H., 120 Sutter
Smith W.H., 258 Market
Solomon Jacob, 419 Caiitomta
Specht George J., 418 California
Standard Iron Bridge Co., 258 Market
Stratton James T.. 325 Montgomery
Tllton Charles S., 420 Montgomery
Van der Natllen A., 24 Post
Vischer H., 318 Pine
Voelkel George B., 331 Kearny
Von Leicht Ferdinand, 418 Oallfomta
Von Schmidt A. W., 808 Montgomery
Wescoatt Nelson, 524 Sacramento
WiUey Henry I. , 325 Montgomery
Ensrlneer*— Electrical.
Keith Nathaniel S.. 40 Nevada Block
WASS D. D., 640 Howard
Engineer*— Hydraulic.
Browne Ross E., 307 Sansome
Cuniming George k Co., 18-20 Fell
DOW STEAM PUMP
^VOBKK, 114-116 Beale
Pierce G. L.,45 Merchnnt>' Exchange
RISDON IRON AND LOCO-
MOTIVE WORKS, SE cor
Howard and Beale
Smith Wm. H., 258 Market
Enslneer8— 9Ieclianlc«l .
Behr Hans C 609 Sacramento
Boss M. P., 309 California
BUSWELL W. F., 108 Main
CALIFORNIA BRIDGE CO. ,
22 California
Clprico & Marias, 104 Market
Clot <fe Meese, 129 Fremont
Condict G. H. (electrical) 419 California
CunSning George & Co., 18-20 FeU
Cummings Charles S., 30 First
Deacon William, 131 Main
Eckart W. R., 217 Sansome
Eckert H. F., 432 Montgomery
EVANS C. H., 110 Beale
Humphreys William P., 637 Kearny
Knox Israel W., 237 First
Lochhead John, 222 Steuart
Malter, Lind & Rogers, 419 California
McKenzle John D., 217 Sansome
Miller William G., 320 Sansome
MlUlKen W. U.,22 California
Palmer & Store V, 325 Montgomery
Perry J. V. B.. 318 Pine
Pierce G. L., 45 M Tchantb' Exchange
SCHRiMM CHARLES F.f,
El Dorado, bet York and
Hampshire
Smyth W. II., 258 Market
Solomon Jacob, 419 California
Stut J. C. H., 217 Sansome
Ensineers— Minins •
Adams & Carter, 109 California
Atkins Joseph, 25 Davis
Atwood Melville, 402 Montgomery
Batterman C. S., 318 F-lne
Blsbee, Williams & Co., 25 DavU
Bowie A. J. Jr., 217 Sansome
Browne Ross E., 307 Sansome
Curtis Samuel T.. iWA California
Del Mar Alexander, 318 Plue
Gllson L.,211 Sansome
Hanks Henry G., 543 Clay
Hobson John B., 240 Montgomery
Hoffmann Charles F., 307 Sansome
Hutchlns Edward P., 330 Pine
Janln <fc Gllson, 211 Sansome
KaQi'man Charles. 418 Californi*
Knox I. W., 237 First
Koch George A., 330 Pine
Koels Adolph E., 8 Montgomery At
LIghtner Henry L., 318 Pine
Low Joel B. , 331 Montgomery
LUCKHARDT C. A. <fc CO., 23 Stev-
enson
Mackay P. N., 408 California
Malter, LInd & Rogers, 419 California
Mellis D. Ernest, 4 19 California
Oiivtr William Letts, 328 Montgomery
Palmer & Storev, 325 Montgomery
Paul A. B., 328 Montgomery
Phillips George, 10 California
PRICE'S ASSAY OFFICE, 524 Sacrat-
mento
Robinson Sanford, 320 Sansome
Salkeld William K., 609 Sacramento
Sampson Joslah, 902 Montgomery
Scupham J. R.. 306 Pine
Sherwood William R., 309 California
Smyth Wm. H., 258 Market
Wagoner Luther, 318 Pine
Wesqoatt NeKson, 524 Sacramento
Wheeler M. Allison. 320 Sansome
Ensravers.
ARMBRVSTER J.. 9 Geary
Baker George H., 581 Mission
BANCROFT A. L. & CO.,
607 Market
Barnard J. Howard (steel and photo)
7 Montgomery Av
Bosqui Engraving and Printing Co.,
SE cor Clay and Leldesdorff
BRITTON «& REY, 525 Com-
mercial
Byrne Joseph T., 29 Eddy
Chaml)erlalu £ Ingaisbe,219 Bnsh
Coon Matthew F. (wood) 405 Sansome
Day Thomas J., 103 Montgomery
Dempster Brothers, 9 Bond
Dewey & Co. (wood and photograph)
252 Market
Dinnlene J. H. (gla^s) 108 Main
Dodge Bros., 225 Post
DOUGHERTY P. E. & CO... 412 Com-
mercial
Doxey William, 631 Market
Fischer F. L. & Co.. 518 Sacramento
FRANCIS, VALENTINE & CO., 517
Geisel Alois, 331 Kearny
Glhon Thomas & Son (card and seal)
109 Montgomery
Giller Carl L. (seal) 402 Montgomery
Goldsmith Edward S. (card and seal)
26 Montgomery
Grandjean P. H.. 13 Trinity
HOFFMAN G. & CO.. 608 Sacramento
Hall William C. (wood) 527 Sacramento
Irvine John C, 339 Kearny
Joiner J. J., 9 Geary
KAULFUSS F. C. (glass) 606 Mission
KEHRL.EINE. (gold and Bilver)
112 Sutter
Keith C. V. V. (wood) 3 California
Klumpp Herman J., 37 Post
Klumpp William, 235 Kearny
Kuner Albert (seal) 704 Moutgomery
McKeon & Co.(.wood) 402 Montgomery
Mever Michael, 20 Montgomery
Mohrig & Frank,- 252 Market
OLIVER H. & Co.,5;?5Clay
Pages Jules F. (seal) 64S Sacramento
PALMER & REY, 405 Sansome
Palton & Holsteln (wood) 411>i Cali-
fornia
PICKERDEN JOHN D.
603 Clay
Pohlmann & Heiduska, 417 Kearny
PoUhammer A., 32.1 Kearny
Rletly Charles C. (wood) 432 Mont
Rlx Henry A., 115 Kearny
Roberts John W. & Co., 10 Post
Rosenthal & Roesch (wood) 41l> Sacra-
mento and 320 Sansome
Scheuk Chris. A Co. (seal) 428 Wash
Schiller Henry, .344 Kearny
SCHMIDT LABKL AND LITHO-
GRAPHIC CO.. 21-31 Mala
Schultze Emil, 39 Sutter
Simmons & Cunningham (wood) 438
Montgomery
Slattery Michaal J., 603 Market
Siott Alfred W., 3 Montgomery
Strickland & Plerson, 3 Montgomery
Suhr John G., 627 Commercial
Tonks Joshua (metal) 614 Merchant
Van VIeck D. (wood) 432 Montgomery
WILL 6i PINCK, 818 Market
Wilson Maria E. (wood) 219 Bush
Wiseman W. E., 611 Merchant
WOOD GEORGE M. & CO.,
211 Sutter
G. HOFFMAN & CO.,
EMAVERS, •
Die Sinkers and Stencil Cutters.
Seals, Brass and Ste«l
Stamps, Burningr
Brands, etc.
608-610 SACRAMENTO ST.
THE LION Fire Ids. Co. OF LOPON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, $4,712,747
GCe. D. DORNIN. Manager
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS. 23 FIRST STREET.
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423 Washington St., Room 9.
ENGRAVERS,
Die Sinkers and Stencil Cutters
Seals, Brass and Steel
Stamps, Burninff
Brands, etc.
SCHMIDT
Laliel anl LitliograpliiG Co.
ENaRAVERS,
Designers and Printers.
21-31
H. OLIVER & CO.
Artistic 'Wood Engravers,
535 CLAY STREET,
Rooms 2-3, SAN FEANCISCO.
EitTelopes— Doeament.
WARREN ALFRED, 533 Geary
Esacnee Sfanufseturers.
Cotrel Thomas Jr. (agent) 405 Front
Ferre Albert E.. 211 Eighteenth
Hemnann & Co. (agents) 313 Sac
McMillan Donald, 714-718 Front
Nicholson Samuel H., 1155 Market
Rleger P. & Co., 511 Front
Eagle Manufacturing Co., 205 Front
Ferre Albert E. (mufr) 211 Eighteenth
Herrmann & Co. (agents) 318 Sac
Langley & Michaels, NW cor First
and Jessie
Nich<il8on Samuel H., 1155 Market
Parish Mark & Co., 314 Clay
Redington A Co., 529 Market
Kleger P. A Co., 511 Front
Ex«mTators— Railroad.
i>RICB JACOB. 410 Market
£xcliancres.
Chinese Merchants', 7'<9 Sacramento
Merchants' (Italian) 506 Batterr
Merchants', S s California, bet Mont-
gomery and Sansome
Pacific Stock, 316 Montgomery
S. F. Hay. foot ..f Third
8. F. Produce, 425 California
:S. F. Stock and Exchange, 327 Pine
Stock and Bond, 22 Merchants' Exch
Western Grain and Stock Exchange,
21« Montgomery
Expresses.
Alameda Transfer Co., 15 Market
Brand Brothers. .303 East
Oallfomla Transfer Co..222Montgomery
CityTranKltCo.,11 Post
Dmckef's Oakland and S. F., 15 Market
Franklin & Co., 226 Sutter
<3reeley'8 S. F. and Alameda. 3 Market
Harrey Joel H. (Vallejo) 10 Bush
Hoffman Daniel E., 3 Post
Jones' Oakland and S. F.. 267 East
Kline William (Napa) 70 Bush
LInd A. W., 331 East
Mission Transfer C^., 123 California
Northern Pnclflc, 407 Montgomery
OVERI.AND FREIGHT
TRANSFER CO., NsKing,
bet Fourth and Fifth
Pacific, 407 Montgomery
Pacltic Transfer Co., 110 Sutter
Patterson Albert, Berkeley and Oak-
land, 10 Bush
River Express (Stockton and San Fran-
cisco) 418 Sacramento
Rogers NeUon J., 2222 Mission and 22
California
San Francisco Transfer Co., 18 Post
SAUCELITO, G. W. Smith, 409 East
Smalley J. (San Leandro, San Lorenzo
and Havwar(i's)3 Commercial
Steere & Colbv (Brooklyn) 331 East
Stockton and S. F. Rlver,4I8 Sac
Telephone Transfer Co., 628 Mission
Ten Cent Parcel Delivery, 11 Post
Union Pacific Transfer Co.. 204 Bush
WELLS, FAKGO A CO., NE cor San-
some and Halleck
Whitney, Standard and Oakland Trans-
fer Co. The (Alameda and Contra
Costa) 5 C!ommerclal, and 3 Post
(See also Dry Goods, etc.)
Ackerman Brothers, 123 Kearny and
209 Sutter
Ackerman. Block <fe Co.. 13-19 Front
Bauer Brothers & Co., 547 Market
BurtlsR. W., 41 Second
Buyer & Reich, 221-223 Bush
Cobliner Bros., 543 Market
Davis Brothers, 718 and 1234 Market
and 419 Kearny
Davis Brothers. Bergmann <fc Co., 10-16
Suttpr
Dinkelspiel L. & Co., 37-39 Battery
Felgenbaum & Co.. 520-526 Market
Freeman Bros. & Co., 6-8 Sutter
Haker W. & HInz (silks and velvets)
545 Market
Hamburger D. A Co. Ill Sansome
Held Bros. & Co., 512-514 Market
Heller M. & Sons, U2 Sansome
Herzberg Martin. 423 Washington
HInz & Landt, 543 Market
Kahn Brothers, Bine & Co., 25 Battery
Keane Brothers, 107 Kearny
Kelly Brothers, 26-28 Sixth
Kohlberg, Strauss & Frohman, 107-109
Post
Krembser A. (mnfr) 509 Bush
Merzbach Julius, 414 Market
Murphy, Grant & Co., NE cor Sansome
and Bush
Muser Bros., 541 Market
Relchenberg Bernhard V., 232 Bu3h
Rosenbaum & Co., 125 Sansome
Rosendale A. C. & Co., 518 Market
Rosenthal Moses S., 1 Sutter
Sachs Bros. & Co., SW cor Sansome
and Bush
Sadler & Co., 33-35 Second
Scheyer M. & Bro., 324 Sansome
Schmidt Ben. J. & Co.. 120 Sutter
Schweitzer & Co.. 29-31 Battery
Sllbermnn Gottlieb, 506 Market
Sllberberg Max, 35 Sutter
Steinberger & Kallsher, 24 Sansome
Stevenson & LongwIU. 539 Market
Swain R. A. & Co., 16 Post
Tlttel & Krueger, 1 Sutter
Verdler, Moreau & Co., SE cor Geary
and (Jrant Av
Well M. * T. <k Co., NE cor Sansome
and Market
Weill Raphael 4 Co., NW cor Kearny
and Post
Willard Leon, 120 Sutter
Wolfe Moses A., 39 Suiter
Fancy CJoods— Retail.
{'^Importers.')
Abrahamson G., 130 Kearny
Ackerman Brothers, 123 Kearny and
207 Sutter
Adelson Julius, ZH Sixth
Albora Luigl, 300 Montgomery At
Alvord Mary. 1219 Pacific
Anderson K. E. Mrs.. 2740 Sixteenth
Argleg Peter, 1407 Stockton
Bachman F. Mrs. 2124 Mission
Barman Rebecca Miss, 121 Filth
Bernstein Solomon, 42 Fourth
Black P. W. Mrs., 410 Larkln
Black well Sarah B. Mrs., lOS Sevanth
Blake Catherine Mrs.. 602 Halght
Blumenthal Bernard, 848 Market
Borger Annie, .507 Bryant
Carle A., 1512 Stockton
Caro Louis, 2.36 Filth
Carroll James L., 2021 Mission
Clar & Cunningham, I20S Polk
Cuady Annie Mrs., 2 -27 Mission
Cohn Samuel M., 130.5 Stockton
Colman A. F. Mrs.. 234 Noe
Corbett Thomas Mrs., 4:« Larkln
Courvoisler K. L., 2431 Mission
Coxe A. M. Mrs., 110 Tavlor
Crosby A. B. Mrs., 1800 Union
CurtlnC.,yH Market
Davis Amanda Mrs., 328 Fourth
« Davis Brob., 718 and 1234 Market
and 419 Kenrny
Davis Henry. 328 Kourth
De Courcey M. Mrs., 29:J4 Sixteenth
■■•• Dittmann Emlle. 1514 Polk
Donovan Mary, 1561 Market
Downing Fanny S., 1210 Valencls
Ehrllch Herman. 225 Sixth
Elder Brothers, 315 Hayes
Fazackerly S. Mrs., cor Guerrero and
AUarado
"^Teigenbaum & Co., 520 Market
Flnkenstedt H. Mrs., i:<07 Stockton
Fisher Oscar. 158 Third
Fletcher Charles S., 1723 Hvde
Flynn Margaret Mrs., 202 Ninth
Fogartv M. T. Mrs., 823 Valencia
Foike Alexander, 765 Market
Frank Louisa Mrs., 2002 ^^ Mason
Freud I. & Co., 7.30 Market
Frost J. W., 12 Montgomery
Furst Philip, 1427 Stockton
Gaba Henry. 116 Second
Gellert William Mrs.. -505 Hayes
Geraghty M., 1127 Folsom
Gerdes & Brune, 227 Sixth
Glucksman L, -533 Third
(JoldsmithS., 250 Third
Gooddav Lewis. 232>^ Sixth
Gradwohl Esther Mrs., 1134 Folsom
Graf Brothers, 120 Sutter
Greenberg & (ireenberg, 31 Grant At
Hahn A. C. Mrs., Zi3 Kearny
Halverson S., 1215 Valencia
narrower John, 1722!^ Market
Hartmon S. & Bro., 36 Kearny
Herrmann Bertha Mrs., 112'^ Ninth
Hlllyer Mary Mrs., 511 Hayes
Hohenthal Gns., 13i)>^ Fifth
Hummel George, 105 Fifth
Hvman Nathan J., 307 Kearny
Israel Jonas. 934 Dupont
Jacobs Harriet. 22 Sixth
Jacobs S. & Son, 408 Kearny
Julian Charles, 1311 Dupont
Kantor Philip A., :«)6 Sixth
Kaveny A. & T., 10a3 Valencia
<-Keaue Brothers, 107-115 Kearny
Kelly Bros., 26 Sixth
Kellner Meyer, 306 Sixth
Kennedy Philip & Co., 901-905 Martet
Kernaghan Rebecca Mrs., 400 Fourth
Kerr Edward, 2047-2049 Mission
Knobloch & Casson, 1128 Kentucky
Kohlberg, Strauss <fc FroLman. 107-lW
Post
Kohn Brothers. 1154 Market
Kuhl Hermina Mrs., 127 Taylor
LaVallee A.,212Slxth
Lazarus Samu<-1. 1235 Stockton
Lelser&O).. 302 Third
Leon Jacob V. , 37 Fourth and 204 WHib
Leroy E. Mme., 121 Sutter
Levin Marie Mrs., 1524 Polk
Leszvnsky A., 237 Kearny
Lewkowltz Joseph, V.ilO Stocktoa
LIcht Louis Mrs., 145 Second
LIpman 4 Co., 875 Market
LIppman Hvman, 441 Hayes, and oor
Sixteenth and Valencia
Livingston D. 4 Co., 2002 Flllmora
LIvlngton David, 1420 Polk
Magee Anna Mr?., 1155 Folsom
MagnIn Isaac, 42 and 116 Third
Malleti R. Mrs., 702 Bush
oMansbach E. 4 Co., 26 Kearny
Marchand C. Mme., 417 O'FarraH
Marks Adolph, 240>i Sixth
Mathewt Mary Mrs., 1647 Mlilloa
Maunder Philip, .37 Sixth
Mautz A. 4 Co., 2800 Mission
Mavow Jane, 705 Valencia
McKlnnon A. C. Mrs., 503 Hayet
McMahon C. Mrs., 1205 Folsom
Meal Johanna Mrs.. 1501 Church
Mever Ferdinand, 1589 Tnrk
Morris A Son, 106 Grant At
Nagel Eliza, 632 O'Farrell
f Newman 4 Levlneon, 129 Kesmr
*0'Brlen J. J. A Co.. NE cor Markat
and Jones
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELBPHONH 82.
LITHOGRAPHERS
PHENIX INSURANCE CO, OF BROOKLYN. '^- ^' ''^^^h^^:LJt^-Ji
4»9 California Street.
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*0'Connor, Moffatt & Co.. 111-121 Post
Ohlaniit John, 129 Eleventh
«Pasqiiale Benoit, 650 AVnshlngtoB
Pelxotto <fe Silverman. 1232 Marfcet
Perk-Ins <fe Wilson, 1114 Market
Peters F. M. L. & Co.. 2ii7 Montgomery
Peyser George, 5^6 Hayes
Qulnn John E.. 1303 Polk
Kamsay W. J.. 515 Hayes
Beilly Louis M.. 1062 '^ Folsom
Refnstein ■William, 1324 Market
Koberf-ton W. Mrs., 2701 Mission
Rosenberg Joe, 40 Geary
JRosencrantz Louis, 252 Fourth
Rnsenfeld Abraham. 918 Larliin
Salmon A. &E.,128 Post
Samuels David, 123-129 Post
Samuels Julius, 104-108 Kearny
Schoenholz Brothers & Co., 110 Sixth,
and 1913 Fillmore
Schiieler Mellie Miss, 1041 Valencia
Sohultz Ernest (leather) 607 Fell
Scott James C.,22 Third and Junction
Market and Geary
Serb Joseph Mrs., 1401 Baker
Shepherd C. M. Mrs., 1730 Devlsadero
Silberberg Max, 35 Sutter
Silverman A., 1410 Polk
Silverman Joseph, 222 Third
Solomon F., 903 Larkin
Somers Margaret Mrs., 2478 Market
Stiles Mary L., 719 Valencia
Stoddard Aenes, 408)^ Sixth
Strauss & Frohman, 1203 Stockton
Strons George W., 203!) Mission
Strnthoff Marv, 909 Market
.SWAIN R. A. & CO., 16 Post
Thatcher Edward C, 2224 Mission
Van Bibber Thomas C, 1305 Polk
Van Doren G. W.. 506 Montgomery Av
Verdier, Moreau & Co., SE cor Geary
and Grant Av
Vetter H. Mrs., 511 Brvant
Vrachliotti George, 1206 Polk
Weil Sarah Mrs., 4-^6}4 Hayes
Weill Kaphael & Co., NW cor Kearny
and Poet
Weltz Samuel & Co.. 143 Post
White J. L. & Co., 114 Kearny
Whiitock Charlotte Mrs., SW cor Ball-
road Av and Pnminica
♦"WLL.L. ^ FINCK, 818 Market
Wilson E. H. Mrs., i:<v4 Polk
Wilson Robert, 2854 Mission
Woolf M. H.. 202 Bush
Wurkhelm Max, 617 Larkin
Zemansky Samuel, 210 Sixth
Fancy 'Woods,
STRAHLE JACOB * CO., 515 Market
WIGBIORE: JOHN, 129 Spear
Faro Materials.
TVrLL. Si FINCK, 818 Market
Faucet makers.
(.See aUo Turners— Wood, etc.)
Waas Henry, 720 Minna, rear
Featlier Dealers.
BalnyA. J., 608 Market
Brand Caroline, 503 Sutter
Hall S. R. Mrs., 916 Market
Harr s Michael, 525 Taylor
Kenph John, 73-76 New Montgomery
MrCabeOwen, 921 Market
Riihon Anna, 426 Bush
WestaU Joseph, 764 Mission
Featlier Dusters.
i'^'Mantifacf.urera.')
ARMIES & DALLAM, 226-232
Front
Buchanan Bros.. 609 Sacramento
*Fij;er Joseph, 310 Sutter
LaKe & Co.. 411 Sacramento
Simpson R. W., 319 Sai-nimento
IJnna Jacob <fe Co., 157 New Mont
Wagner Samuel, 412 Commercial
Feather, Hair, and Hoss
Cleaners.
McCabe Owen, 921 Market
SPAULDING J. & CO., 353-358 Te-
hama
Feathers— Fancy.
Balny A. J. (ostrich) 60S Market
Barll A. Mrs., 724,'^ Market
Brand C. Mrs., 503 Sutter
California Ostrich Farming Co., 18-20
Phelan Bldg
Chariot Mme.(Ostrlch)415^ Stevenson
Goehrlng A., 913 Mission
Haker W. <fe HInz, 545 Market
Hall S. R. Mrs., 916 Market
Harris B?rtha Mrs., 525 Tavlor
Kahler H. S. & Co., 1010 Market
Richon A. Mme., 436 Bush
Spencer John C, 1024 Market
Feed Slills.
Capitol, Deming-Palmer Milling Co.,
office 114-116 Sacramento
Laumelster, C. S. Laumelster, 203-207
Pioneer and Alta, Eisen Bros., 12-14
Stevenson
Washington, Dohrmann & Co., NW
cor Washington and Drumm
Yolo, Hinz & Plagemann, 120 Mission
Felt.
JOHNS H. W. MANUFACTURING
CO. (asbestos) I. L. Merrell agent,
106 Markpt and 22 California
Salamander Felting Co., 402 Mont
Fenders and Fire Sets.
PATTISON E. A. «& CO., 308
Stockton
Ferries.
Alameda (S. P. C. RR.) foot Market
Berkeley, East, nr Washington
Oakland (S. P. Co.) foot Market
San Francisco and North Paciflc, foot
of (;iav
San Rafael, foot Clay
Saucellto, foot Clay
Fertilizers.
California Bone Meal and Fertilizer
Co., 116 California
Franco-American TaUow and Fertiliz-
ing Co., De Haro, bet Center and
EI Dorado
New Potrero Co., NE cor St Thomas
and Savannah
Ohlandt N. & Co., E s Indiana, bet Ne-
vada and Yolo
Paciflc Fertilizing Co., 108 Davis
Prou August, SW cor DeHaro and El
Dorado
File aialiers.
Doble Abner, 13-15 Fremont
French & Linforth (agents The J.
Barton Smith Co.) 116 Front
JUDSON MANUFACTURING CO., 8
Pine
PACIFIC SAW MANUFACTURING
CO., 17 Fremont
Ridgeway William J., 9-11 HIU
WUde Peter B., 218 Fremont
Fire Alarms— Automatic.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC GAS-
LIGHTING CO., 35 Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC POWER
CO., 35 Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
WORKS, 35 Market
ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION
AND MAINTENANCE CO., 35
Msrket
ELECIRICAL. SUPPLY CO.
manufacturers and contractors, 328
Bush
PACIFIC ELECTRO DEPOSITING
WORKS, 35 Market
Fire Bricli.
(See also Brick Manufacturers.)
Anderson & Tallon, 12 Market
Blochman & Cerf, 5-7 Drumm
BROWELL .T.,727 Monteomprv
N.CLARKatSONS.
GV 106 MARKET ST.r^
Forbes Bros., 418 Jackson
GLADDING.McBEANScGO.
1358 &I360 MARKET ST.
Holmes H. T., Lime Co., 14-18 Market
LANE W. E., .505 Kearny
Taylor John & Co., 112-120 Ploe
Fire Clay.
N.CLARK8tS0NS.
GV 106 MARKET ST.ro
JAVio <S5 uuw JiLiij, ZH Drumm
JLADDING,lylGBEAN8cC0.
358 8cl360 «/1ARKET ST.
Holmes H. T., Luie C'k, 14-ls Market
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
TRACY BRD'S StCD.
an A 22 EIGHTH STREET.
Fire Department Supplies.
California Fire Apparatus Mnfg Co., IS
California
SCHENCK W. T. Y., 222-22*
Market
Fire Engines— Steam.
California Fire Apparatus Mnfg Co-.
18 California
Cook H. N. (Silsby) 405 Market
Fish Arthur, 30 First
SCHENCK W. T. Y., 222-22*
Market
Girvin J. W. & Co. (Amoskeag) 24 Cal-
ifornia
Fire Extineruishers.
Burr Folding Bed Co. (Harden Hand
Grenade) 603 Market
Fire Kindlers.
WESTON C. "W. (Patent Arch),
211 Mission
Fire Hose.
(See Hose.)
Fire Tile.
N.CLARKStSONS.
GV 106 MARKET S T. yo
GLADDING,McBEAN8cCa
CAI^IFOHNIA
ELECTBICAL WORKS,
35 Karbet Street.
ELECTRIC~SUPPLIES
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
LAN±J VV. i;., 605 Kearny
Fire IForks.
CALIFORNIA FIRE
WORKS CO., office 218
Front
Dlttmann E.. (agent .Stna) 1514 Polk
California Fireiorts Co.
OFFICE AND SALESROOM,
218 Front St,
LABORATORIES, leTH AV. and L SI
South San Francisco.
Full Stock of Fireworks always on
hand. Special pieces for exhibition to
order at short notice. Printed lists of
kinds and prices furnished.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Hanufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM SL
Cri IDCr TYTDA nDYi^*°^''*^"°*^*'='*"°*^"™P'e^*»»«''*'''*™lARPAD HARASZTHY A CO.,
LLLIroL CA I nil Uni( France to thla country, bat without Brandy. J 530 WiLSHnTOTOlT STBE£T.
FIS
1325
FLO
Fisli-Drled, Salt, and
Canned,
Alvei! Domlngos, 417 Davis
Atlantic Fish Co., 208 Sacramento
BIchard Nicholas (codfish) 18 Howard
CamlUonl G. <fe Co., 5 Clav St Blarket
COIi£MAN WM. T. & CO.
(canned eahnon) SE cor Market
and Main
Freltas M. T. <fe Co., 325 Front
Hapgood & Co., 211 Sansome
Hume George W. (canned salmon) 405
Front
Hume R. D. & Co. (canned salmon)
405 Front
Lynde & Hough, 116 California
McCollam Fishing and Trading Co., 206
Clay
Schwarz George, 527 Chestnut
Scotchler John J., 318 Front
Woltmann Leo, lOW Sansome
FlBb-Fresli.
American Fishing Co., 506 Merchant
Anderson Brothers, 2420 California
Antonio Ermeneglldo, 1 Clav St.Market
Arnold Brothers, SE cor Twenty-third
and Valencia
Beaven David B.. 36 Mission Market
Callan Thomas N., 6 New Metropolitan
Market
CamUIonl G. <fe Co.,5 Clay St. Market
Contardi V., 21 Grand Western Market
Bowling John J., 12 Grand Central
Market
Edwards Charles E., 57 Centre Market
FabriR Nicolas, 8 Clay St. Market
Fabris v., 17 Clav St. Market
Ferie B., 1245 Mission
Ferrara Salvatore, 38 Clay St. Market
Gabrlele & Cuneo, 37 Clay St. Market
Grondona & Kavano, 3 Clav St. Market
Guedet E. F., 1418 Stockton
Heidelberger Charles, 522^4 Sixth
Johnson Robert J., 92 Cal. Market
Kesslng John H., 7 Clay St. Market
Kettle William, 420 Haves
Lamb James, 315 Sixth
Lamb & Son, 8 Bav City Market
Lavlosa L. & Co., 101 California Market
Manning Henry J., 1604 Market
Moore Charles S.,SE cor Twenty-third
and Valencia
Moss Joseph J., 114 Seventh
Murray & Co., 72 Centre Market
Pardini & Co., 515 Merchant and 57
Centre Market
Severlno Guemani, 509 Merchant
ghiebleyA Co., 242 Third '
Silvester S., 1705 Polk
Silvestri A., 518 Merchant
Sposito John, 15 Clay St. Market
Stephens & Co., 31 Centre Market
Tavolara James, 6 Clay St. Market
Toohey John. 341 Fourth
Trapani I. <t Co., 39 Clay St. Market
Viola Salvatore, 1 Clav St. Market
Vragnizan L., 18 Clay St. Market
Wolff Edward, 522>i Sixth
Fiatalng TacIUe.
Allen Edward T., 416 Market
ARMES & DAIiI.A9I. 226-232
Front
Benn John S., 822 Folsom
Browning & Bremer, 820 Kearny
Clabrouph, Golcher & Co., 630 Mont
Davis Bros., 419 Keamv, and 718 and
12.34 Market
DOYIiE HENRY & CO..
517-519 Market
Kewell Brothers, 810 Valencia
Liddle & Kaeding, 5.38 Washington
Maggio Fortunato, 896 Front
Schneider W. H., 622 Market
Schoenemann F.^ 517 Kearny
Shreve George W ., 525 Kearny
Wai^ & FIIVCK, 818 Market
Flags.
Ames A Detrlck. 19-21 California
KEVrLIiE & CO., 31-33 Cal-
ifornia
NORCROSS A CO. (manufidctnrers)
6 Post
Pasquale B. (manufacturer) 650 Wash-
ington
Flarorins: Extracts.
Bothin Manufacturing Co., 17 Main
COB URN C. W. & CO., 6 Battery
Cohen Philip, 423 Washington
Cotrel Thomas Jr., 405 Front
Eagle Manufacturing Co., 205 Front
GuittardE. &Co., 207-20!! Sacramento
H I Xi L. S BROTHERS, 400
Sansome
Langiey & Michaels, NW cor First and
Jessie
Merten, Moffltt & Co., 307 Front
Mulhem John^pi Market
Nicholson S. H. (manufacturer) 1155
Market
Parish Mark <fe Co., Sl4 Clav
Philadelphia Mnfg Co.. 110 ElUs
Redington A Co., 529 Market
Rieger P. <fc Co., 511 Front
Schwabacher A Salts, 205 Front
Souther Joseph N. & Co., 124 Market
Flax Twines.
DOYIiE HENRY & CO., 617-
519 Market
PATTISON E. A. <Sc CO., 308
Stockton
Florists.
(.See also Nurseries.)
Abraham C, 106 Cal. Market
Berger H. H. & Co. (Japanese) 317
Washington
Boitano G. B., Niagara Av, nr Mission
California Rose Co., 229 Geary
Carbone & Monti, 343 Keamv
Chappari Giovanni, 246 Sutter
Coffleld Charles H., 909 Taylor
Culligan John, 704 Turk
Deasy Jerome Mrs. & Co., 31 Geary
Doyle Luke, NE cor Central Av and
Pine
Duffy Terrence, 948 Geary
DUHEBI AUGUSTE, 121 Sutter
Ehrhom L. Mrs., 1328 Howard
Forsyth John, NW cor Third and
Point Lobos Av
Fonchy Oneisime, 1322)^ Pine
Fustini Peter, 9 Eddy
Gaubert Joseph, 612 California
Greget L., cor Franklin and Greenwich
Gregoire N. J., cor Amherst and Sllli-
man, U. M. T.
Guerimand M. Mrs., 645 Broadway
Hubert Albert, 15 Geary
Hooper T. E., 2605 Polk
Humbrecht Nicholas, 4M Sixth
Jacquemet J. & Co., 106 Sixth and 25
Fourth
Jeannot F., 820 Eighteenth
Jones George B. (decorator) 317 Sutter
KAHN SARAH, 311 Sutter
Kruger Mary Mrs., 715 Mission
Lanth6aume John P., W s Capp, bet
Nineteenth and Twentieth
Leopold C. M. & Co., 35 Post
Le Pointer Pierre, 332 Montgomery Av
Louideck M. Mrs., 1202 Stockton and
716 Washington
Meherin Thomas. 516 Battery
Melde Henry, W s San Bruno Road, nr
Twenty-eighth
Mever William & Co., 339 Bush and
"1103 Sutter
Moodv John C.,cor Chenerv and Castro
PECHEU & OAUTIN,
1031 Sutter
Podesta G. & Co., 246 Sutter
Pottet Henrv & Co., 14 Sixth
Ponyal Jean,1729 Mission and 1211 Polk
Quentln J. V., 533 Valencia
Servell&Co., 105 Sixth
Sievers J. H.,25Post
Vincent, Sevin <fe Co., 607 Sansome
Welsplel W. & Co., 117 Sutter
Floor.
( WholetaJe Dealers and AgenU Flour
Mills.)
Corson C. H. & Co., 124 California
Coubrough Henry & Co. (Genesee
Mills) N s Gold, bet Sansome and
Montgomery, and Caledonia, 713-719
Sansome
Davis Horace <fe Co. (Golden Gate)
41-49 First
Demlng-Palmer Milling Co., U4-116
Sacramento
Dohrmann 4 Co., NW cor Washington
and Drumm
ElUs M. C. & Son (North Star Mills,
Tehama and Victor MIUs.Hoillster)
29 Merchants' Exchange
Everding J. <fc Co. fWashlngton and
Dayton Mills) 48 Clay
Hammer, Lelst & Co., 201-303 Davis
Hatch A. D., 34 California
Hinz & Plagemann, 120 Mission
Hooper John, Hathaway's Wharf
Laumelster Charles S., 203-207 Mission
Martenstein J. & Co. (National Roller
Flour MlUs) SW cor Pacific and
Battery
Mc Williams James, 18 California
Ousten A Bruns, 317-319 Howard
PaUles A. (Orange Mills) 318 Davis
Scott Horace V., 210 Battery
Sperry <fe Co. (Stockton Mills) 22 Cal
Spllvalo C. R. <fe Co., 321 Sacramento
Starr & Co. (Starr Mills) 16 California
Waterman M. & Co., 108 Davis
Ziegenbein John A Co. , 216 Davis
Flour Bagrs.
Meyerstein Joseph (second-hand) 124
Commercial
NEVnULE & CO., 31-33 Cal-
ifornia
Flour Mill Builders.
(See Mill Builders.)
Flour Blills.
Buckeye Mill Co. (MarysvlUe, CaL) 18
California
CALEDONIAN OATMEAL MILLS,
713-719 Sansome
Capitol, Demlng-Palmer Milling Co.,
114-116 .'acramento
Central Milling Co. (San Jose, Cal.) 13
Steuart
Chlco Roller JftUs (Chlco) 201-203 Davis
Del Monte Milling Co., S s Brannan,
nr Second
Fresno Milling Co. (Fresno) 116 Sac
Genesee Mill, N s Gold, bet Montgom-
ery and Sansome
Golden Gate, Horace Davis <fc Co., 41-
49 First
Laumelster, 203-207 Mission
Lemore (Lemore) Hammer, Lelst A
Co., 201 Davis
Los Gatos, Lowry A Steller, 6 Davis
Monitor, Ousten A Bruns, 317-319 How-
ard
National Roller Flour Mills, J. Mar
tenstein & Co.,SW cor Pacific and
Battery
Phoenix (Sacramento) Hammer, Lelst
<fe Co., 201 Davis
Pioneer and Alta, Eisen Brothers, 12-14
Stevenson
Pioneer Mill Co. (Sacramento) J. Mc-
Williams, 18 California
Sperrv's Flouring Mills (Stockton and
Gridlev) 22 California
STARR MILLS, 16 California
Stockton MiUing Co., 319 California
Tehama (Tehama, CaJ.) 29 Merchants'
Exchange „
Victor (HolUster) 29 Merchants' Ex-
. change .^
Washington, Dohrmann <fe Co., NW
cor Washington and Drumm
Tolo, Hinz <fe Plagemann, 120 Mission
Yosemlte, C. R. Spllvalo A Co., office
321 Sacramento
Flovrer Fots.
N.CLARK8tS0NS.
GV 106 MARKET ST.ro
GLADDlNG,McBEAN8cC0
1358 & 1360 MARKET ST.
TRACY BRD'S &CD.
Flowers— Artlflcial.
(See Arlifleial Flowers.)
W
OHN HAMMOND
84
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
MannftMitnrer of every deserlptian of
PASaBKGBB, STREET AXD FBBIGHT CARS.
4S to 50 Scale Mtreet, Kan Franeiseo.
Truman, Isham & Hooker. ^^'-i^J„^rw4JU4^lk^'iSnlr*-
FOL
1326
FKU
Folding Beds.
BURR FOLDING BED CO.,
603 Market
Clark Truman S. 4 Son, 21 New Mont
Forges— Portabl e.
Gumming George <fc Co., 18-20 Fell
Forges— Steam.
Garcln & Son (Vulcan) 294 Howard
PACIFIC KOLLING MILL CO.,Po-
trero Point, office 202 Market
"Whltelaw T. P. H. (City) 216 Spear
Forwarding Agents.
Earl D. W. 4 Co., 202 Sansome
FARNSWORTH & RUGGLES, 100
California
Franklin * Co., 226 Sutter
Lolor Charles P., 31 Merchants' Ex
Netter August, 217 Battery
Reno & Co., 116 Battery
Shattuck C. C. & Co., 321 Front
Forwarding 91erclianta.
(See Merchanti— Shipping and For-
\ippv
Foundries.
Foundry Facings.
Elliot Martha Mrs.. 41 Fr^ont
PACIFIC GRAPHITE MAN-
UFACTURING CO. , 13 Pine
(<S6« Picture Frame Maker*.)
Fresco Painters.
(■See Painters Fresco.)
Fringes and Tassels— aiana-
factnrers.
Auerbach & Thompson, 751 Market
Colombat A. Mrs., 108 O'Farrell
Ettinger M.. 105 Post
Fromm & Schaefer, 543 Market
Goldstein Brothers, 6o5 Market
Kottensteln Samuel, 751 Market
Fruit Dryers.
California Fruit Eyaporatlng Co.,818
Battery
Hume G. W. (agent) 405 Front
Pacific Fruit Co., 316 Washington
Schmolz Mammoth Dryer Co., 420
Montgomery
Wheeler Fruit Packing Co., 116 Cal
Fruit Dryers -Manufactur-
ers.
LINFORTH JAMES (agent) 120 Front
Plummer WiUiam L., 122 Fourth
JAMES lilNFORTH,
Sole Agent for
ZIMMERMAN FSDIT DRYER,
120 FRONT STREET.
Fruits— Dried.
COI.EMAN WM. T. & CO.,
121 Market
Gordon lames E., 202 Market
Lusk A. A Co., 409 Washington
MEADE GEORGE W. di CO.,
16-18 Drumm
Wormser A Co., 107 Front
Fruits— TTlioIesale.
AlUsoo, Gray 4 Co., 416 Front
Baclgalnpi & Casassa, 607 Wash
Blagl D. <fc Co., 520 Sansome
Dalton Brothers, 308 Davis
Emerson John A., 521 Sansome
Eveletb 4 Nash, 422 Front
Galli A. & Co., 516 Sansome
Garrett J. H. & Co., BE cor Camy and
Sansome
Hamlin Thomas, 509 Sansome
Ivancovich J. <fe Co., NW cor Sansome
and Washington
Justl & Root, 316-318 Washington
Krause Charles (limes) 61 Centre Mkt
Levy A. & Co., 234 Washington
Levy B. & Sons, 528-530 Sansome
Levy S. & Co., 218 Washington
Lipman H., 202 Washington
Loewenhayn Henry, 428 Sansome
Lusk A. & Co.l409 Washington
Macpherson 4 Branagan, 215 Wash
Marchl & Berta, 529 Merchant
Marsicano P. 4 Co., 419 Washington
McDonogh 4 Johnson, 320 Davis
Murphy 0. A. 4 Co., 508 Sansome
Onesti <fe Connop, 503 Sansome
Pacific Fruit Co., 316-318 Washington
Pastene Antonio, 203 Washington
Scatena L. & Co., 313 Washington
Scatena M. 4 Co., 423 Davis
Sresovlch L. G. 4 Co., 415 Washington
Starr G. R. <fe Co.. 308 Washington
Steinhagen P. 4 Co., 408 Davis
Stewart 4 Buckley, 513 Sansome
Tindal George W., 500 Sansome
Trobock & Bergen, 504 Sansome
Tucker Reuben (bananas) 524 Sansome
Wittland 4 Fredrickson. 324 Dans
Fruits and Vegetables— Re-
tail.
Abramovich 4 Co., 1654 Polk
Andrews 4 Co., 210 Grant Av
Angelo Dormo, NE cor Clay and
Kearny
Arata Giovanni, 31 Colombo Market
Arata Joseph, SWcor Pine and Battery
Arata 4 Raggio, 801 Bush
Armlnici Bassilio, 418 Seventh
Aronsohn & Kestel, 3 Sixth
Aubrey Brothers, NW cor Twenty-
third and Valencia
Avery D. R. <fe Co., 19 Centre Market
Baccelll P. A Co., 1611 Geary
Bailey <fe Son, 011^ Harrison
Baldocchi 4 Co., 2501 Howard
Baldocchl 4 Dellosso, 1310 Dupont
Ballsi Giuseppe. SE cor California and
Letdesdorft
Barblerl Giuseppe, 1326 Dupont
Barbiert Stephen, 212 Third
Barry Matthew, 8W cor Kaih-oad Av
and Falkland
Barrene Peter, 1228 Stockton
Barsante 4 Silvestrl, 326 Fifth
Barsl Paolo, 534 Sixteenth
Barsuglla A., 44i* Broadway
Barsuglia C. & Co., 1325 Stockton
Battistl Gio. 1722 Stockton
Baxter D. J., 413 Pacific
Bays Charles fl.. K s Nevada, nr Ver-
mont
Belli Giuseppe, Colombo Market
BertI Giocondo A Co., 1923 Polk
Bignotti Giovanni, 46 Colombo Market
Boero Giuseppe, 16 Colombo Marset
BoiUno A., 1524 Stockton
Bonglovannl Joseph. 3010>^ Mission
BooksUver W. H. 4 Co., CTaL Market
Bordoschie R.,2206 Fillmore
Borel Frank, 87 Ninth
Brady Hugh, SE cor Pine and Sansome
Brickett John B., 204 Powell
Brizzolerl Nicola, Colombo Market
Brown 4 Wells. 30 California Market
Brusco Giuseppe, 1028 Montgomery
Burroughs Vi . H., SE cor Bush and
Devlsadero
Callero Lulgl, Colombo Market
Camarlnos D., SE cor Sutter and Powell
and SW cor Sansome and Washing-
ton
CampbeU Sarah, 211 Sixth
Campodonico Gaetano. 30 Colombo Mkt
Carli Olinto, 72 C>*lombo Market
Carosio Angelo, 611 Montgomery
Casanova Manuelle, Colombo Market
Cassinelll Olo vanni,34 Colombo Market
Cassldy Edward. 1312 Lyon
C^stis Nicholas. 104 Eddy
C!atechi John, 204 Second
Ceresolla & Llgnetto, 1819 Union
Chelini Lazaro, 528>^ Third
Chellnl 4R0H«i,3:i2Slxth
CJhepemich Lncca.SE cor Stockton and
Clay
Cheyne Robert, 140 First
Chinoino G. B., 5 Oilombo Marcet
Chretien Jules. 401 Gearv
Cltti Bernard. 847 McAllister
Cluccl Salvatorl, 541 Hayes
Clandianos C. M., 25 Stockton
Coccoll Donate, 1200 Kearny
Cohn Augusta Mrs., 910 LaVkin
Collins Daniel, 210 Twenty -fourth
Comna Antolne, U Powell
Cook I., 2441 Post
Cresta Tomaso, 59 Colombo Market
Cuneo Charles, SE cor Pine and Du-
pont
(Juneo Stefano, 376 Francisco
Cuneo 4 Solari, 106 Second
Curtoni 4 Metrovich, 440 Turt
Dabcovich J. C, 502 Kearny
Dakin William, 10.37 Howard
Dalpino 4 BardocchI, 1526 Dupont
Dal Poggetto A. & Co., 392 Dolores
Dalton Brothers, 208 Davis
Dechesarl Jobarata, 306^ Third
Delucchi Lorenzo, 12 Colombo Market
Demartini Giovanni, 14 Colombo Mkt
DemartinI John 4 Co., 303 Fourth
Demartini Paolo, 49 Colombo Market
Depaoli Giovanni. 48 Colombo Market
Desimone Bros., 702 Valencia
Desimone Felix, 2505 Mis-ion
DevauU William P., 1700 Fillmore
Devoto Antonio, 1529 Powell
Devoto & Brichetto. 127 Third
Dezlrello Domenico, 1817 Union
Dlcella' Mercedes, NW cor VaUeJo and
PoweU
Dim 4 Co., 2^14 Fifth
Dizerens Emile,610 Washington
Doherty Timothy, 416>i Sixth
Dolan James, Washington St, Wharf
Dolan & Hook, 2764 Mission
Donato Giovanni, SE cor Sansome and
Washington
Duck Lewis, 514 Ha.ves
Equi Joseph. 1514 Dupont
Enos J., N W cor Laguna and Fell
Fava Amadeo, 1130 Folsom
Fawcett Stephen, 69 Centre Market
Fazzi Richard, 1105^^ Howard
Felt Everett, S. F. and W.P.RB.Ferry
Fenlli Emllo, NW cor California and
Kearny
Ferrera Stefani, 1006 Hyde
Frank Stephen, NW cor FnRon atid
Stanyan
Franks B., 2238 Mission
Foster Charles, Oakland Ferry
Foster C. M. & Co., 9 Outre Market
FranceschinI V. A. 4 Bro., 521 G«ary
Frugoll F., 240 O'Farrell
Gabbieill A. 4 Co., 1415 Octavia
Gabelman M. Mrs. , 10O4 Brvant
Galleano Thomas, 707 Broadway
Galli Dominlco. 1502 Folsom
Galli Emllo, 1123 Clav
Galli Giovachino, SW cor Post and
Taylor
Gam Giuseppe, 200 Sixteenth
GaUl A Co., 303 Hayes
Garasslno S., 13 Colombo Market
Garborino S., 18 Colombo Market
Garcia Benita, 800 Broadway
Garcia Medardo, 2022 PoweU
Gebbels Nicholas, Ocean Beach, nr
Clin House
Ghlanda Pietro, 65 Colombo Market
GlannelliD.,911 Bryant
Glanninl G., 4 Colombo Market
Giannlnl 0., 617 Greenwich
Glonelll Domenico, 911 Bryant
Girard 4 Co., Ocean House Komd
Godsll Timothy. 71Si4 Brannan
Goldman Jacob S.. SW cor Butte and
Kentucky
Golll Francisco, 1502 Polk
Graham John, 661 Twentieth
Grossilcht Sellg, 514 Hayes
Hachmeister Charles, 418 Third
Hamlin Thomas, 50:) Sansome
Harms Annie Mrs., l.i6o Market
Harney Thomas, £ s Falkland, bet
Tomblgbee and Potomac
Harris Louis J., 2337 Bush
Hayes Abbe Mrs., 105 Ninth
Heibnsh 4 Schultz, NE cor Califomlm
and Fillmore
Herrschraft Christopher, 110 Serentli
Hippmann A Schussler. 20 CaUfomla
Market
HoUidav Margaret, IHQ Market
Hooper H. B., S. P. C. RR. Ferry
Horn Freeman C, 31 Mission Market
Inselmann Henry, 435 Third
Isola Paola, Colombo Market
ORIENT Ins. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,551,954
GEO. D. OORNIN, Manager
mL SIXKS, Aot. UaAaett.
tilCKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
FRU
1327
FUR
Israel Benedict, 711 Larkln
Johnson Henry D., 46 Seventh
Jones Samuel, 1155 Howard
Kearns Thomas, 130 Fourth
Klrchner Henry G.,2120 Mission
Knell Antone, E a Railroad At, nr
Azores
Kohler John, 1341 Market
Kamantaros Peter, 837 Market
Kurtz Andrew, SK cor Twenty-third
and Folsom
Label Henry, 337 O'FarreU
Laccarri Michael, cor Church and Fif-
teenth
Lacomber Peter, 2851 Mission
Lagoraarslno Antonio, Sanchea, nr
Rldler
LagomarslnoC, 1907 Geary
Lagomarsino Francisco, Colombo Mkt
Lagomarsino G., cor California and
Twenty-ninth Av
Lallanne Charles, 502 Valencia
Lambert William, NW cor Union and
Stelner
Landuccl Asostlno, 130 Fifth
Landuccl Martlno, 715 Montgomery At
Larlnl P. <fc Co., 1:M Hayes
Laroste Tomaso. Colombo Market
Lavagnlno Lulgl, 104 Fourth
Lavezzo & Raffgio, 511J^ Fourth
Lavigne Jean M., 1501 Mason
Lazzareschi L., 1444 Mission
Lenci Vicenzo, 1702 Leavenworth
Lewis Brothers, vm Valencia
Liese Frederick. 144H' Fifth
Loewenhayn Henry, 423 Sansome
Luhmann Henry, 154 Ninth
Loy Joachim, 1644 Mission
Lucas Brothers, 21 Bav City Market
LucchettI Antoiiie, Colombo Market
Maiglora & Brother, 852 Valencia
Malatesu John, 1139>i Paciflc
Maresca Lulsjl. S\V cor Battery and
Washington
Martini J., Church, nr Market
Marsicano & Co., 419 Washington
Martin John, 907 Harrison
Matraler Andrew, 911 Brvant
Mau Christian, 3023 Fillmore
Mazzera Giuseppe, 74 Colombo Market
Mazzoni Maurlzio, 2325 Mission
McCurry James, 124 Seventh
McKarland Archibald R., 325 Turk
McNab Brothers, 1203 Valencia
Merlo Giuseppe, Colombo Market
Meyer Herman. 24 Turk
MIcheiettI K., Grand Western Market
Jttichell Francisco, 71 Colombo Market
Mllau Geo., 612 Laguna
Miller John, 1222 Polk
Monteblaneo Carlo, 29 Colombo Market
Moody Charles, Ocean Beach, nr CUfl
House
Moore Zadock W., 37 California Market
Morchio Giuseppe, Colombo Market
Morelli C, 801 Stockton
Morey John B., 500 Kllis
Morgan Bros. 4 Canham, fil8 Market
Mullen Ellen Mrs., :t27>^ Eighth
Mnncey W. G., 419 Twonty-second
Murphy Daniel F., N£ cor Polk and
McAllister
Nicholas J. C, 416 Fourth
Nielson Peter, 6:11 Lombard
-O'Connor Daniel, 2001 Hyde
O'Connor James F.,407 Broadway
O'Malley Patrick, 2162 Mission
Oeilrich William, 2205 Geary
Olssilli A., 1102 Folsom
Paganlnl Brothers, 357 Fourth
Paolinelll Agostino, 715 Stockton
Paollneill Uomenica & Co.. HE cor Pa-
ciflc an 1 Liavenworth
Pareutl Frank. 2195 Powell
ParentI Peter, 127 Sixth
Pareuti 4 Domenicl,20 1,"* Second
Parkin Charles W., 112.5 Mission
Pastene Antonio, 203 Washington
Pauiuccl A. & Co., 1001 Pierce
Pedro James, 217 Fourth
PeJrotta A Zambelll, 200})^ Turk
PerazzI Michele, Colimbo Market
Perl Lorenzo, 6 Colombo Market
Peters Ge j. S., 2434 Mission
PetrettlG. N. & E., JJW cor Paciflc
and Hyde
Piccettl Lorenzo, Colombo Market
PlsanlA.,927 Lark in
PItto Glo L., 27 Colombo Market
Podesta Seliastia o, 940 McAllister
Podesta 4 Torassa, SE cor Pacific and
Powell
Podesta & Pelrano, 442 Bush
Pope Bernhard, 13 Bav City Market
Porter Burton B., 1657 Mission
Ratretto Angeio, 17 Colombo Market
Ratto Giuseppe, 218 Gough
Ravanl Henry. 735 Broadway
Re Joseph, 1623 Stockton
Reardon John. 521 Sixth
Remmers G. T., W s Railroad Av, bet
Paraguay and Tenerltfe
Rlccono Orlando, W s Kentucky, bet
Sierra and Nevada
Rlcker Alfred L., 13 Centre Market
Rlnaldo Dab 8., 1021 McAllister
Risso Giuseppe, 38 Colombo Market
Robblns George, 926 Folsom
Rocca A. A Co., 1801 Mason
Roccatagliata Frank, 1436 California
Rollandl M., NW cor Twenty-sixth
and .Alabama
Rossi Nichols, SW cor Bush and Kear
Rossi Pletro D., 58 Colombo Marfeet
Rotondelia Giovanni, 112 Moiitg'y Av
Rovegno Andrea, 33 Colombo Market
Rovegno Domenico, Colombo Market
Rust William, NE cor Market andNoe
SarraiUe Peter, 322 Francisco
Sauber WiUiam, 426)^ Haves
Sbraglo Angelo, W g Railroad Av, bet
Manitoba and Dominica
Scardiglla & Co., 442 Ha.ves
Scatena Frank, 1320 Polk
Scatena M. 4 Co., 423 DavU
Schenone Giuseppe, 73 Colombo Mkt
Schmidt William, 1127 Howard
Seale Thomas W., 833 Fifteenth
Sellnger Alexander M., 632 Bush
Serlcario Giuseppe, Colombo Market
Serato Lulgl. 3 Colombo Market
Shillaber A Co., 26S First
SImrak A Tassovaz, 2742 California
Skatldo A., 13 Valencia
Smith George, NE cor Front and Mar-
ket
Smith Thomas L., 125 Jackson
Solarl v., 1415 Church
Spring Gardner W., 803 Fourth
Stanton Jeremiah, 519 Eighth
Sturla Antonio. NE cor Bush and Kear
Sucharachi D. Peter, 309 Fifth
Tardelli Raphael. 113 Sixth
Taylor Manuel F.,S sTwenty-second,
nr Valencia
Tlnnemaun Louis, 1710 Devlsadero
Tomasini F.. 144 Eleventh
Torre Giovanni, N W cor EUis and Bu-
chanan
Torre 4 Profnmo. 1401 Dupont
Vaccari G.. 1327 Kearny
Vannucchl Brothers. SW cor Pine and
Webster
Vaselato Denis. Cliff House
Veseiato Napoleon, 705 Sutter
Viceni Peter. 10 p5 Paciflc
Watkins Oscar, Ocean Beach, nr Cliff
House
Welch John, Saucellto Ferry
Wignev Agnes Mrs., 1527 Market
Wlies John, 505 HaUht
Wilz John A Son, 543 Fourth
Winters Frank B., 124 Fourth
Witt Henry, 23.5 Sixth
Witt Johannes.9-10--20 Bay City Market
Yaies George A., cor flalght and
Stan van
Zalfo A Daneri, NW cor PoweU and
Washington
Zarro Carlo, 69 Colombo Market
Far JDealerK and Farriers.
(* WhoUiOle.)
* Alaska Commercial Co., 310 Sansorae
«Alaska Salmon Packing and Fur Co.,
405 Front
Bertrand A. Mrs., 635 Sutter
*Cahen Brothers, 41 Clay
Fisher George, 134 Sixth
* Foley F. A Co., 219 Drumm
FRATIN6KR & CO., 105
Kearny
''Haudy L. N. 4 Co.. 32 cnay
Honlg Michael, 1057 M .rket
^Hutchinson, Kohl, PhUlppeui A
Co., 310 Sansome
Kohn Brothers, 1154 .Market
*Koshlaiid Brothers, 414 Sacramento
Lachman A Sternfels, 129 .Mont
Liebes H. A Co., 113 Montgomery
Lof.tad John N.. 920 Market
Marx H. A Co., 414 Sacramento and
941 Market
Mu.'ler F. P., 127 Kearny
=>SIos8 Louis A Co., 310 Sansome
*Toplltz F. A Co. (ready made) 571
Market
WlndmUler M. 4 D., 124 Kearny
Furnaces— Heatlnr-
Harvey C. D. (hot water) 30 New Mont
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
TAY GEORGE H. 6i CO.,
614-618 Battery
Farnaces— Ore.
Farnlslied Booms.
(See Hotels; also Lodfftngt; alto
Boarding.)
Farnisliins Goods— GenU'
Wholesale.
(J^ Manufacturers.')
Bienenfeld A Strauss, 13 Battery
-^'Brown Brothers A Co., 121-125 San
'•■California Hosiery Co., 53.5 Market
<>Cohen W. A Co., 13 Battery
*Crandail T. P. A Co., 103 Battery
i-Eaileson & Co., 535 Market
•Friedlander Bros, (ladles') 518 Market
Franklin M. A Brother, 22-24 Battery
S'Greenebaum, Well A Mlchels, 17-19
Sansome
Helneman Henry M.. 35 Sntter
oHtfUer E. A S., 315 Pine
Hershberg H. 4 Co., 141-143 Mont
>;' Heynemann A Co., 11^-115 Pine
"Horilg Nathan, 105 Battery
'••Klein EJward. 13 Pine
*KKAMER A ISRAEL, 521 Market
"'Kramer Henry, 8 Battery
Krouse S. R,, 109 Battery
KuselS. A., 806 Valencia
Levy M. A Co., 22 Sansome
S'Meyersteln 4 Louis. 109 Sansme
Murphy, Grant ACo.NEcor Sansome.
and Bush
*NE(JSTADTER BROTHERS, SW
cor Sansome and Pine
'^''Sachs Martin A Co., cor Battery mnd
Bush
Schramm Emma A. Mrs., 637 Valencia
Schweitzer 4 Co., 29 Battery
Shirek A Tonner, 20 Sutter
■"Steinhart W. A I. A Co., 3-5 Battery
■'Straoss Levi A Co.. 14 Battery
Weil, Baer A Co., 217 Pine
Well M. A T. 4 (Jo., NE cor Sansome
and Market
etail.
Abrams Isaac. 540 Kearny and 114
Third
Alexander Sellg, 511 Fourth
Ashdr A. F., 303 Grant Av
Baxter William J. A Co., 1038 Market
Beamish P., 693 Market and 1 Third
Bernstein Solomon, 42 Fourth
Black R. M.,209 .Montgomery
Bullock A Jones, 105 Montgomerr
Cannany John W., 25 Kearny
Carmichael John A., 1224 Market
Can .ill A Tilton, 873 Market
Cavasso 1. Mrs, 608 Montgomerr
Cobn Maler, 510 Fourth
Cjho Samuel, 28 Sixth
Coleman Michael, 3)5 Sixth
Davis C. Mrs., 603 Fourth
Eagleson 4 <;o., 4-6 Kearny
Elias Rose, 422 Third
Estrem Joseph 821 Montgomery
Fechhelmer Charles S., 706 Keanty
Federlin I. J., '2736 Howard
Flgel Joseph, 211 Montgomery
Fisher Abraham, 310 Sixth
Flavin M. J. 4 Co.. 9:« Market
Frank Ephraliu, 525 Kearny
(Jodirey William A. H., 101-103 SeOMld
Gooddav Lewis, 232^ Sixth
G-ist B., i:to Fourth
Hahn Robert C. 1008 Market
Hamburger GusUve, 54 Third
Happ Marcus, 229 Fourth
Hart Bros.. 116 .Montgomery
Hart M., 400 Kearny
Hastings C. C. A Co. (Mann A Bene-
diet successors) SW cor Mont-
gomery and Sutter
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONH 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENiX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE LARGEST BUSINESS
OF ANY AMERICAN COMPANY.
FUE
1328
FUR
Egtablisbed in 1854.
H.W. FRANK & CO
Wholesale and Betail Maflulactniers and Dealers m
-AND-
UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
Spring, Hair, Wool, Moss, and Pulu
MATTRESSES.
212, 214, and 216 COMMERCIAL ST.
Below Front Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Steamers and Vessels promptly fitted up.
Hirsch Brothers, 204 and 225>^ Mont-
gomery Av
Irving 4 Nenstadt, 219 Montgomery
Israel Simon, 614 Fourth
Joseph Brothers, 229 Jlontgomery
Kalisbr Charles. 107 Second
LaUv John, W s Mission, nr Kandall
Lanzet Samuel, 30 Steuart
La VaUee Armand, 212 Sixth
Levey Charles & Brother. 424 Kearny
Levy Julius, 617 Kearny
Licht Eva Mrs., 145 Second
Liebraech Charles, 342 Fourth
Ltndacher Paul, 34 Montgomery
Lubin Simon C, 609 Montgomery
Macowsky Jacob, 630 Kearny
Mann 4 Benedict, S'W cor Montgom-
ery and Sutter
Marks Louis, 16 Sixth
Markus Louis, 313 Grant Av
Mautz A. & Co.. 2600 Mission
Merle L. V. & Co., 616 Kearny
Mever Louis, 513 Kearny
Meversteln Lewis, 109 Sansome
Mlerson & Jewell, 528 Keamv
MoUer & McMuUin, 714 Montgomery
Morgan Brothers, 218 Montgomery
KeffHenrv C, 1016 Market
KicoU Alexander, 816 Market
O'Banion & Da^enais, 712 Market
Orr <fc Atkins, 123-125 Montgomery
Perkins t Wilson, 1114 Market
Peterson A. B..2.52 Third
Porta G. E., 827 Kearny
Prager Abraham, 828 Kearny
Boos Brothers, 35 Kearny
Rosencrantz J., 548 Fourth
Rosencrantz L., 252 Fourth
Rosenthal Henry. 144 Third
Rndee Isaac, 151 Second
Rush Mendel, 21 Market
Schoenfeld Adolph, 106 Third
Schoenfeld & Brother, 108 Third
Seller Frank. 506 Kearny
Selig Isaac, 218 Kearny
Stemburg Ephraim. 354 Fourth
Snmmerfield & Roman, 942 Market
Wolfe Abraham, 903 Pupont
Wolfe 4 Frank, 232 Kearny
Wynne Nicholas, 2816 Mission
Fnrnlsliingr Ooods— liadies'.
{-•Importers. See alio Dry Goods.)
Bohm B. :Mr3., 204 Stockton
FREUD & SONS. 744 Market
Glein M. Mrs^ 252 Ellis
Goldstein J. H. Mrs., 1209 Mission
Heller J. Mrs., 9 Grant Av
Hohenthal Gustave, 139,"^ Fifth
Jacobs H. Mrs., 22 Sixth
Jacobs <fe Co., 222 Kearny
Kellner Myer, 306 Sixth
Klarenmeyer S.. 9 Kearny
Kohlberg, Strauss & Frohman, 107
Post
KRAKER & ISRAEI^ 521
Market
Lash H., 533 Market
La Vallee Armand. 212 Sixth
Ober M. H. Mrs. & Co., 326 Sutter
Dramas Mercedes, 402 Post
Rosenthal G. Mrs., 120 Si.xth
Schonwasser B. & Co., 134 Post
Schramm Emma A. Mrs., 637 Valencia
Slocum <t Peltier, 144 Sixth
StUes M. L. Mrs., 719 Valencia
Stooke H. M. Mrs.. 27 Sixth
Torrence J. S., 1517 Dupont
Vetter H. Mrs., 511 Bryant
WeU Helena Mrs., 1016 Larkln
Fnrnitare.
(*Importers.')
Ackerman 4 Strauss. 126 Post
Appel Samuel. 769 Market
j Aronson Abraham, 1322 Stockton and
I 407 Hayes
I Bare Brothers, 322-324 Haves
I Basch Samuel, 140 Fourth
i Baum Gustave, 710 Montgomery
Behlow William, 208 Post
Bernard 4 Pouzadoux, 312 Sutter
Bernstein Elias, 244 Third
Bernstein Morris A., 843 Market
Berson Gustave, 26 Post
Best John (office) 27 Leldesdorff
Bird J. W.,Es Lundy Lane, nr Vir-
ginia Av,B.H.
Bird Johannes W., 3228 Mission
Boedefeld John, 1019 Folsom
Boiler C, 617 Brannan
BonacinaJ. M., 17 Montgomery Av and
622 Waslilngton
Bowcher James, 228 Stockton
Burr Folding Bed Co. (reed) 603 Market
^California Furniture Manufacturing
Co., 220-226 Bush
Carlson Charles I., 223 Fourth
Carmichael J. A., 1224 Market
Carr Peter J., 2801 Mission
CastelGeorge^2ll Ellis
<-Chadbonme F. S. 4 Co., 741 Market
Chicago Furniture Co.. 843 Market
Cirkel JuUns, 984 Folsom
Clark Truman S. 4 Son, 21 New Mont
Cohen R., 953 Folsom
Cohen & Sllverstein, .307 Sixth
Connellv 4 Borle, 719 Market
Cummings WiUiam H., 851 Market
Demonte Giacomo, 610 Vallejo
Doyle D. P., 214 Fourth
Egan Richard J. & Co. (second-hand)
747 Mission
EMANTJEIi L.. & E., 432 Fourth
Engel Charles, 1117 Folsom
Erdln Theodore, E s San Bruno Road,
nr Teneriffe
Ettlinger Samuel. 1016 Howard
Farrar Benjamin F., 1.557 Market
Felg Alexander, 151 Third
Fetsch Jacob, 271 First
Fischer Sigmund, 113 Third
Forster, Little <fc Co., 861 Market
FRANK H. W. & CO.. 212-216 Com-
mercial
Franzonis Lnlgi, 1518 Stockton
* Fredericks Joseph 4 Co.. 649 Market
Frei Andrew, 231 King
Friedrichs & Gercke. N s Berry, nr
Third
Frltschi Ulrich, 718 Minna
Gallagher W. R., 707 Market
Gannon Charles. 1011 Folsom
Gilbert 4 Moore. 18-20 Sutter
Glasko Morris, 237 Third
Grabo Carl F., NE cor Pacific and
Leavenworth
Granz Herman, 617 Brannan
Gruman S. M., 107 Stockton
Haynert Clemens, 214 Stockton
*-Henev W. J. <fe Co., 18-22 ElUs
Henry Samuel, 1008 Howard
Herzog Louis, 990 Folsom
f-Hey wood Brothers & Co.. 659 Mission
Hislop Robert C..424 Haves
HOCHSTADTER W. S. &
CO. (artistic) 224 Sutter
Hoey John, 716 Mission
Honerlach Chris., 109 Larkin
Horlor J. E., 2013 Fillmore
*Hufschmidt Frederick, 653 3Iarket
Hunter Benjamin C, 1518 Polk
Hurst 4 Dore, 2211 Mission
Hyman Morris, 606 Broadway
Indianapolis Chair Mnfg Co., 813-820
Mission
* INDIANAPOLIS FURNITURE
CO., 748-752 Mission
* INDIANA POIilS MANTJ-
PACTURING CO., 642-644
Mission T
Jacobs Samuel (second-hand) 947 Fol-
som
Jansen Alexander, .593 Mission
Joseph Simeon, 1226 Stockton
Kemp J. 4 Co.. 114-116 Mission
KEMP JOHN H., 42 Phelan
Bldg
Kemplr M., U46Ji Folsom
King U. L., 3 Fourth
KIttermann James, 1313 Stockton
Koehler Charles. SE cor Ellis and
Taylor
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cajses
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM SL
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
The Highest Grade Champagme,
Equal to the Best.
1 ARPAD HARASZTHY « CO.,
f 630 WASHnrOTON STBEEI.
FUK
1329
GAS
Laird D. (second-hand) 1070 Howard
LanUsberg Nathan, 94.S Folsom
Lane Francis T., S'JS Valencia
Leutholtz T. G. IS.,106-10SPhelanBldg
LevyAaron N.,851 Market
Levy Brothers, 2122 Fillmore
Levy E. Jlre., 106 Fourth
Levy E., 786 Folsom
Llndrum Otto, 1203 Stoclcton
Luchsinger<fe Bill, 31 Eddv
Luudy David, Sid Market
MaJone J. H., 34 Fourth
Marchebout Brothers, 312 Mont At
Marks Michael, 426 Sixth
Mayo R. G., 721 Valencia
McCabe Hugh, 128 Fourth
McGrath WUliam, 1134 Howard
Meek James, 916 Howard
Miller Joseph A., 1009 Market
*MILLS E. T., 11 Phelan Bldg
Moore Andrew, 1213 Powell
Kachman Morris, 606 Broadway
*Nathan B. & Co. (Vienna) 126 Sutter
Nelson Brothers, 1059 Market
Nelson T. H., 136 Fourth
O'Connell Maurice, 903 Folsom
Pepper H. C.,241 Third
*PIum Charles M. & Co. Upholstery
Co., 1301-1307 Market
Kaicevich Antonio, 12 Eleventh
Raicevlch Spiro, 37 Taylor
Ransom Sidney, 327 Third
Rennert Frederick, 26 Seventh
Roberts Augustus H., 119 Second
Robrecht Anton, 826 Paciflc
Rose John, 1046 Howard
Rosenthal Joseph, 112 Fourth
Schatz Philip (second-hand)954 Folsom
Spear Edward S. & Cj., 31-33 Sutter
Sutter
STERIilNG FURNITURE
♦•O., 18-20 Sutter
Stewart Thomas, 775 Folsom
Straub Frederick, 1911 Mission
Taussig Philip, 1042>^ Howard
Terry J. T. & Co., 747 Market
Underbill G. E.. 1070 Howard
Urry Daniel B.(second-hand) 155 Third
*Wakelield Rattan Co., 644 Market
W'alcom George, 109 Stockton
West Coast Furniture Co., 432 Fourth
Vindel H. & Co., 310 Stockton
Wood Hugh, 677 Mission
Zenger Alexander, 1935 Mission
Zurlowen Minnie Mrs., 1715 Mission
R. F. OSBORN & CO.
(Established 1863.)
CaMnet DpSolstery
AND PIANO HARDTfTARE
Casters, Drop Handles, Cur-
tain Poles, .Locks, Tacks,
T-v^ines, etc.
751 MARKET STREET,
Opposite Grant Avenue.
Farniture Sfannfactnrera .
Becker & Dillman, 560 Brannan
California Furniture Mnfg Co. ,222 Bush
Chadbourne F. S. <t Co., 741-745 Market
Clark Truman S. & Son, 21 New Mont-
gomery
Davies L., NW cor Eleventh and
Channel
EMANUEIi L. <Sf E., 432 Fourth
Erdin T., E s San Bruno Road, nr
Teneriffe
Feig Alexander, 151 Third
Fink <fe Schindler, 1315 Market
FR.\NK H. W. & CO., 212-216 Com-
mercial
Frei Andrew, 231-239 King
Frledrichs & Gercke, N s Berry, bet
Third and Fourth
Fuchs & Euler, 543-547 Fifth
Fuller George H. (school and office) 638
Mission
Granz Herman, 617 Biannan
€ranz Louis, 512 Sixth
Greffe Charles, 508-510 Fifth
Heney W. J. & Co., 18-22 Ellis
Herring Richard, 450-452 Stevenson
Herzog Philip, 337 Fifth
Heubner Emll, 535 Fifth
Huf Schmidt Frederick, 653 Market
Indianapolis Chair Mnfg Co., 818 Mis
INDIANAPOLIS FURNITURE CO.,
748-752 JItssion
INDIANAPOLIS MANUFAC-
TURING CO., 642-644 Mis-
sion
Kemp J. & Co., 114 Mission
KJemm Charles J., 518 Fifth
KNORP ALBERT F., 120-124
Main
Kragen S. & Co. ,865 Market
Kreling F. W. & Sons, 534 Market
Nelson Brothers, 1059 Market
New England Furniture Mnfg Co., 720-
722 Mission
OSBORN R. F. & CO., 751 Market
San Francisco Furniture Factory,
Berrv, bet Third and Fourth
Snyder * Relchling, 574 Brannan
STERLING FURNITURE CO
(office, school and church) SE cor
Seventeenth and Folsom, sales-
rooms 18-20 Sutter
STRAHLE JACOB & CO. (fancy) 515
Market
TTEST COAST FURNITURE
CO. , 432 Fourth
Wolf, Braas & Valentine, 213 Mission
Farniture Springs.
California Spring Mnfg Co., 147 New
Montgomery
Keogh John, 73 New Montgomery
PaclQc Spring and Mattress Co., 762
Mission
Furniture Storage.
Bowcher James, 228 Stockton
Pierce J. M., 735 Market
Rooney Thomas H., 722 Mission
WIndel H. & Co., 310 Stockton
Furriers.
(See Ihir Dealers.)
Fuse Manufacturers.
California Fuse Association, office 35
Market
California Fuse Works, 230 California
EAGLE FUSE \FORKS, John
Sklnker-agent, 258 Market
Eva James (California Fuse Works)
cor Fourteenth and Channel
San Francisco Fuse Mnfg Co., 507 Cal
Toy, Bickford & Co., 35 JSlarket
Galvanized Iron.
Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, 225-239
Market
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
LEE JOHN & CO., 34 Main
MONTAGUE W. W. & CO., 309-317
Market
Selbv Thomas H. & Co. , 220-222 Mission
TALLON C. J., 123 California
TAY GEORGE H. Si CO.,
614-618 Battery
Galvanized Iron Cornices.
(See Oomices.)
Oalvanizers.
LEE JOHN & CO., 34-36 Main
Game.
(.See Poultry and Game.)
Garden Implements.
Baker & Hamilton, NW cor Davis and
Pine
LINFORTH JAMES, 120 Front
Sweenev J. P. & Co., 409 Davis
TRUMBULL & BEEBE. 419 Sansome
Gardeners.
(See Landscape Gardeners.)
Gardens— Public.
Bootz's Park, Mission Road, nr County
Line
Germania, Erie, bet Howard and Mis-
sion
Harbor View Park, NW cor Baker and
Jefferson
Seaside, E s Baker, bet Jefferson and
Beach
South San Francisco Park, Railroad
and Fourteenth
Gas Bractcets.
ALLEN W. R., 414 Market
Day Thomas & Co. (limited) 222 Sutter
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Nye A. F. & Co., 609-611 Market
Prior James K.. 1128 Market
Gas Burners.
Gas Consumers' Assn, 110}^ Sutter
Goger Charles, 221 Grant Av
LANE W. E., 505 Keamv
McCormick John F. (mnf r) 313« Sutter
Steele J. C. <fc Co., 30 O'FarreU
Gas Companies.
CenfJal Gas Light Co.,(Pacific Gas Im-
provement Co.) lessee, SW cor
Annie and Stevenson
Guatemala Gas Light Co., 327 Pine
Merced Gas Co., 79 Nevada Block
Oakland Gas Light Co., 604 Commercial
Pacific Gas Improvement Co., SW cor
Stevenson and Annie
San Bernardino Gas Light Co., SW cor
Annie and Stevenson
San Francisco Gas Light Co., SE cor
First and Natoma
Stockton Gas Light and Heat Co., 604
Commercial
Gas Fitters.
(See Flumbers and Gas Fitters.)
Gas Fittins.
BUSH DAATID, 316 Sutter
Gas Fixtures.
BUSH D.WID, :
BUSH 4 MALLETT, 34 Geary
CALIFORNIA GAS FIX-
TURE CO., 122-124 Sutter
DAY TH09IAS «Ss CO., (Um-
ited) 222 Sutter
Fritz & Kean, 130 Geary
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
McCormick John F., 313>^ Sutter
Nve A. F. A Co., 609-611 Marliet
Prior James K., 1128 Market
Stoltz D. & Co., lOS^i^ O'FarreU
Gas Lamps.
METER, MARSHALL 4 CO., 147
Ellis
Slemens-Lungren Go's (patent)147 Ellis
SIEMENS -LmREN GO'S
(Patent)
REGENERATIVE GAS LAMPS.
MEYER MARSHALL
AGENTS.
147 Ellis Street.
ts CO.
Gas Lisrlitine by Electrielt?-.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC GAS-
LIGHTING CO^ a5 Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC POWER
CO., 35Markel
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
WORKS. 35 Market
ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION
AND MAINTENANCE CO., 35
Market
ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO.
manufacturers and contractors, 328
Bush
PACIFIC ELECTRO DEPOSITING
WORKS, 35 Market
WASS D. D., 640 Howard
WILL & FINCK, 818 Market
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
manufacturer of every description nt
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT C&BS.
42 to SO Beale Street, San Francisco.
STEAM ENGINES AND THRESHING MACHINES. ''^^^M^VS^J.^S^^
GAS
1330
GLO
Oas Slaclitnes.
DAY THOMAS & CO., (lim-
ited) 222 Sutter
r«ssett W. & Co., 108 Eddy
Gss Consumers' A ssn, 110^ Sutter
Goger Charles, 221 Grant A v
Independent Automatic Portable Gas
Works, 113 Phelan Building
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Nye A. F. & Co. (agents) 609-611 Market
Pacific Coast Automatic Portable Gas
Co., 113 Phelan Building
«a« Pipe.
ALLEN W. B., 414 Market
BUSH DAVID, 316 Sutter
BUSH <fe MALLETT, 34 Geary
Dalzlel & Moller. 415 Mission
Day Thomas & Co. (limited) 222 Sutter
DUNHAM, CARRIGAN & CO., 7-9
Beale and 18-24 Main
FROEIilCH C. Jr., 202 Market
Gtbbs George W. <fe Co., 35 Fremont
Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, 225-239
Market
Huntington, Hopkins & Co., Junction
Front and Market
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
MONTAGUE W. W. «& CO., 309-317
Market
Prior James Ky^ll28 Market
Selby Thomas H. <fe Co., 220-222 Mis-
sion
Snow Rowland W., 39-45 Stevenson
Steen Edward T., 618 Market
TAIiliON C. J., 123 California
TAY GEORGE: H. <& CO.,
612-618 Battery
Van Winkle I. S. <fe Co.. 413 Market
WILLIAMS, DIMOND & CO., 202
Market
TV^OODIN & lilTTIiE, 509
Market
W. E. LANE,
505 Kearny street, corner Calilomia.
GAS and W^ATEB PIPE.
QAS FIXTURES.
GAS BURKERS.
GAS STOVES.
BRASS GOODS.
PLUMBERS' SUPPLIES.
Established 1860.
CaU for Telephone, 315
Gas Regulators.
Amlck Gas Regulator. 100 O'Farrell
Fassett W. & Co., 108 Eddy
Gas Consumers Assn, 110>^ Sutter
Goger Charles, 221 Grant Av
Harris H. L., 1045 Market
LANE W.E., 505 Keamv
Pacific Gas Saving Co., 622 Market
Gas Stoves.
BUSH DAVID, 316 Sutter
Gushing Charles A. (mnfr) 105 Fremont
DAY THOMAS Si CO., (lim-
ited)222 Sutter
Howse Henry L., 14 Montgomery Av
LANE W.E., 505 Kearny
Myers John F. & Co., 863 Market
PATTISON E. A. & CO., 308
Stockton
Phillips M. E., 1225 Market
Gas 'Works Maelilnery.
FROELICH 0. Jr.
)b^20a Market
Gasoline.
Dietz A. C. & Co., 7-9 Front
Whittler, Fuller & Co.,SWcor Front
and Pine
Yates & Co., 113 Front
Gasometer Manufacturers.
BAY CITY IRON WORKS.
BIgelow & Little, 323 Mission and
103-105 Fremont
Gaasers and W^eighers,
Curtis James M., 123 California
Emerson Charles. Washington Street
Wharf
Hunter James, 323 Front
Kimball Charles S., Washington Street
Wharf
Perlne & Fljnn, 844 Howard
General Agents.
(See alto Brokers— Oeneral.')
Adams George P., 302 Montgomery
Bollinger J. C. & Co.. 605 Montgomery
Bug Dee Sumner, 126 Kearny
Cahen August, 310 Kearny
Caldwell W. T., 668 Mission
Clement John, 211 Sansome
Donnelly J. W. <fc Co., 34 Kearny
De Rem€e A.M., 503 Sacramento
Ferrenbach Otto, 608 Market
Gamble James. 18 Nevada Block
Gibson C.W., 24 Ellis
Girdwood, Housman &. Co., 402 Mont
Hall R. P., 734 Montgomery
Jackson Frank D., 61 Merchants' Ex
Jonas Nathan & Co., 323 Kearny
Kenny Keam, 22 Kearny
Kent Daniel M., 330 Pine
Margetson F. G. J., 309 California
McMahon James, 506 Battery
Rosenberg Joseph, 410 Montgomery
Schottler <fe Arnold, 223 Kearny
Stenson Robert J., 652 Market
Stewart George, 652 Market
Tommerup J. P. E., 516 Kearny
Wade William M.. 214 Sansome
Wheat C. D., 501 (California
Wood Thomas, 640 Market
Gliders.
Burkardt Max, 545 Washington
Ekelund Eric, 9 Hardle Pi
Hauser Robert, 122 Montgomery At
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Morris & Kennedy, 19-21 Post
Paudler Joseph, 773 Mission
Sanborn, VailA Co., 857 Market
Seastedt A. & Co., 622 Clay
Gllllng Threads.
BARBOUR BROTHERS CO.
THE, 517-519 Market
NEVUXE «& CO., 31-33 Cali-
fornia
Glass Bendingr.
1213 Howard
McCarthy JAMES, lO Stevenson
Glass Blowers.
HESS CHARLES, 519 Kearny
Glass Cutters.
Dinnlene J. H., 108 Main
HOPPER S. E., 393^ Fremont
KAULFUSS F. C. 422 Powell
MALLON JOHN, 19 Fremont, and 1213
Howard
McCarthy JAMES.IO Stevenson
WARREN WILLIAM H., 932 Mission
Glass EngraTers.
KAULFUSS F. C. 422 Powell
McCarthy JAMES, lO Stevenson
JAMES McCAKTHY,
EMBOSSING AND ENGRAVING.
Ornamental Designs for Glass Work
of all descriptions constantly on hand
or made to order.
10 Stevenson Street,
Two doors from First, bet. Market and
Mlsssion, San Francisco.
Glass Embossers.
Dinnlene John H.. 108 Ma'n
HOPPER S. E., 39»^ Fremont
MALLON JOHN, 19 Fremont and 1213
Howard
McCarthy JAMES, lO Stevenson
WARREN'S ART AND EMBOSSED
GLASS WORKS, 932 Mission
F. C. KAULFUSS,
ENGRAVER on GLASS
422 POWELL STKEET,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Initials, Monoirrams, Etc.
made to Order.
Glas4— Plate.
Kelly Alt R., 305-307 Front
Lewis Marks, 673 Mission
Rosenbaum Fr. H. <fe Co.. 567 Market
Sum van, Kellv A Co., 112-114 California
Wedels Isidor W., 42 O'Farrell
Whittler, FuUer & Co., SW cor Front
and Pine
Glass— Signs.
PATTISON E. A. Si CO.»
308 Stockton
Glass- Stained.
Butterworth Thomas C, 7 Ninth
Glass Stalners — Orna-
mental.
Hoist William, 145 Valencia
HOPPER S. E., 39>^ Fremont
KAULFUSS F. C, 422 PoweH
MALLON JOHN, 19 Fremont, and
1213 Howard
McCarthy JAMES, lO Stevenson
PATTISON E. A. Si CO.,.
308 Stockton
CALIFORNIA
Glass Benilng aM Mm
s
HOPPER,
It, cor.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Glass IT^orks.
MARSH H. F., agent Boston
and Sandwich Glass Co.. and
Whitney Glass Works (Philadel-
phia) 577 Market
Perry W. F., agent Oakland Glass
Works, 214 California
San Francisco and Pacific, NE cor Sev-
enth and Townsend
Union Glass Co., 39^1 Merchants' Ex
Glassware.
{See Crockery and Olassware, aUo
DrugoisW Glassware.')
Glaziers.
(iSee also Painters.)
Butterworth T. C, 7 Ninth
Glaser Samuel, 9 Hardle PI
Grossman Marks, 517 California
Hildebrant George, 6 Lily Av
HOPPER SAMUEL E., 39>^ Fremont
Katz Charles, 531 Sacramento
Serensky Joseph, 602 Nineteenth
Zacharlas Moses, 516 Kearny
Glove Importers.
iSee also Dry Ooods— Wholesale.}
ASCHE T. HENRY, 10 Geary
Busby Fred. H., 412 Market
Centemerl P. <fc Co., 108-110 Post
Doane & Hensheiwood, 132 Kearny
Muser Bros., 541 Market
Rosenbaum & Co., 125 Sansome
Steinberger & Kalisher, 24 Sansome
Weil M. & T. <fe Co., NE cor Sansome
and Market
WASHINGTON Fire Ins. Co. of Boston I "r.S; ?«??,» i:s:/..S"2rs:
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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ASCHE: T. henry, lO Geary
Berger Sloses, 506 Market
Block H. 4 L., 9 Sansume
Blumenthal B. & Co., 20 Battery
BUSBY FRED. H.
4ia Market
CJark Robert C.(Danlcheflnil9 GrantAv
Conklln F. G. & Co.. 585 Market
Goodyear Rubber Co., 677 Market
GutU Percha and Rubber Mnlg Co.,
15 First
Helneman H. M., 35 Sutter
Inman WiUiam M., 31 Third
Leak Glove Mnlg Co., 521 Market
Limousin & Penez, 20 Geary
Raymond, Squire 4 Co., 407 Sanchez
Shoenberg Henry, 210 Pine
Stemmer Solomon, 335 Bush
WIL.I. & FINCK (bojdng and
baseball) 818 Market
Williams George, 53 Second
CtlOTe Thread*.
BARBOUR BROS. CO. THE,
517-519 Market
Qlne Mannfaetnrera.
California Glue Works, NW cor Sixth
Av and R, S S. F., and 116 Front
California Paint Co. (agents) 22 Jessie
Codington \V. H., Tenerlffe, bet Adele
and Strlngham
Le Page's Liquid Glue, 416 Market
San Francisco Glue Works, NE cor
Santa Clara and Wisconsin
Oold and SllTer Refineries.
(See also Assay ers/ also Chemists.")
SEiUaY SMELTING AND
I<EAD CO., 416 Montgomery
Oold Beaters.
France Joseph, 117 Jackson
Newman James, 202 Post
Rogers George W., 79 Ninth
Hermann T., 630 Washington
Robison A. C., 337 Kearny
Oold Platers.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
WORKS, 35 Market
DENNISTON E. 6., 655
Ekelund Eric, 9 Hardle Pi
Partlcelll Angelo, 720 Brvant
Rudgear & Shepman, 103 First
Schaezlein Robert, 13 Trlnltv
San Francisco Novelty and Plating
Works, 108 First
STRAHLE JACOB & CO., 515 Market
Gold Pen Manafactnrers.
BAPTI8 J. H., Ui Kearnv
Peorce Henry D., 19 Montgomery
S S
»
s
Oongs— Sfannfacturers.
WEED «fc KINGWELL, 125 First
Oopher Traps.
Matthai J. C. H. & Son. E s Mission
nr Twenty-ninth
SCHOLL MICHAEL (SchoU's Ex-
terminator) 900 Vallejo
Oorernors.
(See Steam Engine Oovemors.)
Orain Brokers.
(iSee Brokers, Orain.)
Grain Dealers.
(See also Brokers— Grain, also Mer-
chants—Produce Oommistion.)
Bassett <fe Bunker, 228 Clay
Bloom Jonas, 220 Sansome
Brooks A Lls!iak,435 California
Cluin 4 Tormey, 117 Drumm
Corson C. H. & Co., 124 California
De sabla Eugene 4 Co., 40 California
Dingley C. L., 13 Steuart
Dusenbery 4 Stencel, 217 Pine
Eppinger 4 Co., 302 California
CEOAN A. F., 302 California
Gove Andrew J. (Inspector) 426 Cal
Grace J. W. 4 Co.. 430 California
Hammer, Leist & Co., 201-203 Davis
Hatch T. H. 4. Co., 34 California
Hausman, Kufeke 4 Co., 212 Battery
Holcomb W. A. & Co., 302 California
Hulme 4 Hart, 10 Davis
Kowalsky E. H.. 215 Sansome
Lsmmon George, 411 California
Lowry 4 Steller, 6 Davis
Lux F. A. 319-321 Sacramento
McBride & Carroll, 115 Drumm
McGlauflln Lewis W., 309 California
McKenna 4 Purcell, W s Drumm, bet
Clay and Washington
McNear G. W., 306 California
Ransom EUsha 4 Co., 204 California
Ten Bosch John & Co.. 302 Mont
Wangenhelm H. 4 Co., 308 California
Waterman M. & Co., 108 Davis
Zlegenbeln John & Co., 216 Davis
Grain Dryers,
Jessen H. H., 225 Harrison
Grain Shippers.
Balfour, Guthrie & Co., 316 California
CATTON, BELL & CO., 406 Cal
COLEMAN WM. T. & CO.,
SE cor Market and Main
DICKSON, DE WOLF & CO., 412 Bat
Dresbach William, 316 California
Grace J. Vf. 4 Co., 430 California
Grangers' Business Assn., 108 Davis
LUND HENRY & CO., 214 CaUfomla
McNear G. W., 306 California
Meyer, Wilson 4 Co., 210 Battery
Muecke <fe Co., 319 California
Parrott & Co., 306 California
Rosenfeld John, 202 Sansome
Ten Bosch .John & Co.. 302 Montg'y
WILLIAMS, DIMOND & CO.. 202
Market
Grainers.
(See Fainters.')
Granite Dealers.
Campbell W. H. (agent Scotch and
Irish) 402 Front
Daniel John & Co., 421 Pine
Sheerln Daniel, SE cor St. Joseph's Av
and Ellis
Grates, Parlor — Manufac-
turers.
Bodeman A Bragg (stove, adjustable)
115 First
GOLDEN STATE AND MINERS'
IRON WORKS, 235 First
PATTISON E. A. & CO., 308
Stockton
Rice 4 Co., 314 Townsend
Savape, Son & Co. (Emplr» Foundry)
13.3-143 Fremont
TAY GEORGE H. & CO., 614-
618 Battery
U.S. ROCKING GRATE BAR
H. Keeler, 8 New Montgomery
Gravel Dealers.
Hood John, NW cor Sixth and Chan-
Grinding and Polishing.
(See Cutlers.)
Grist Mills.
(See Flour liUU.)
Grocers —TVholesale and
Jobbers.
Adams, McNeil 4 Co., (Sacramento)
405 Front
American Mercantile Union, 24 EUls
Athearn 4 Co., 56 Steuart
Blgley Bros., SE cor Clay and DavU
Booth <fc Co., 405 Front
Burnap John. 427 Davis
Castle Brothers, 217 Front
Chlchlzola Antonio, 322 Pacific
Clufl William & Co., 18-22 Front
Coghlll & Simon, 205-207 Market
COLEMAN WM. T. <& CO.,
SE cor Market and Main
Corbitt 4 Macleav, 218 California
Danerl F. A Co. ,27-29 California
Dowling T. H. & Co., 219 Front
Ehrman M. & Co., 104-110 Front
Foster S. <fc Co., 26 CaUfomla
Getz Bros. <t Co., 209-211 Market
Haas Brothers, 102 California
Hardy J. J. (coffees and spices) 218
Sacramento
Harris Bros. & Co., 409 Front
Hooper 4 Jennings, 323 Market
Hyman Bros., 206 Front
Jones & Co., 123 Market
Kruf e <fe Euler, 209 Front
Lebenbaum Brothers, 215 Sutter and
SW cor Polk and California
Lennon John A., 315 Clay
Levi H. & Co., 117 Market
Llndley 4 O. , 405 Front
Maogels M. & C, 319 Clay
Mau Albert & Co.. 9-15 Beale
MEADE 6. W. & CO., 16-18
Drumm
Olcovlch Bros., 13-14 Front
Plummer George E., 6 Steuart
Rathjen & Co.,601 Bush and 633 Larkln
Root 4 Sanderson, 122 Market
Sbarboro & Co., 531 Washington
Sherwood & Sherwood, 212 Market
Snow Louis T., 21(i California
Tillmann & Bendel, SW cor Clay and
Battery
Wadhams 4 Elliott, 206 Front
•WEL.LMAN, PECK & CO.,
126-132 Market
Groceries— Retail.
Adams William, SE cor Fell and Gough
Ahlers William, SW cor Sixth and
Bryant
Ahrens Wllken, SW cor Sixteenth and
Aiken John H., NW cor Fifth and Fol-
som
Albers Marcus, 335 Fourth
Anderson & Co., NW cor Sanchez and
Twenty-ninth
Anglasay "Thomas, 713 Brannan
Applarlus Franz W., 931 Larkln
Ash Thomas, 125 Langton
Athearn & Co., 56 Steuart
Atkins Henry B., 918 Howard
Atzeroth F. 4 Brother, SW cor Eddy
and Buchanan
Bahrt Martin, 15 Folsom
Bailey Margaret Mrs., 71 Minna
Baker Fannie Mrs., 218 RItch
Baker I. M., 100 Eddv
Ball Alfied, 660 Twentieth
Bammann Frederick, NE cor ShotweU
and Eighteenth
Bannick Chrlstofer, cor Venezuela and
Platte
Bamer Louis, 153 Ninth
Bamer William, cor County Road and
Slckels Av
Barnes Edward H., 432 Braiman
Barrere Peter, 1228 Stockton
Barrv David, 647 Natoma
Barry Jeremiah, 439'^ Shipley
Barrv Patrick . 138 Fifth
Barry Peter Mrs., NE cor Solano and
Minnesota
Bateman Hannah Mr6.,62>^ West Mis-
sion
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
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BROWN, CRAIG & CO.. General Agents,
429 California Street.
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Bauer Emlle E., 240Noe
Baum Catherine, 921 Eighteenth
Beck George F., 226 Fifth
Becker Albert, 20 Federal
Becker August, SE cor Harrison and
Beale
Becker Brothers, SE cor Sutter and
Leavenworth, SE cor Sutter and
Taylor and SE cor Turk and Larkln
Becker & Co., SE cor Geary and Larkln
Beckmann Brothers, NW cor Green-
wich and Taylor
Beckmann William, NE cor Chestnut
and Mason
Beckmann & Stelling, 1900 Mission
Beirne M. G., 721 Twenty-third
Bellmer Frederick, 1137 Harrison
Bendel Louis, 1601 Turk
Bennlng Anton, 38 Natoma
Bensen Henry, 770 Bryant
Benson Johanna, 51 Brady
Beretta A. & Co., 2201 Steiner
. Beretta Angelo (post trader) Presidio
Berg John A., 29 Bitch
Bergln Michael W., 720 Harrison
Beversen Brothers, 570 Mission
Bielenberg Peter H., NE cor Harrison
and Beale
Billings D. K. & Co., 1311 Stockton
Bischoff Anton. 330 Vallejo
Blaney William H., 83 Brady
Blanken and Schmidt, NE cor Folsom
and Fremont
Blohme John, 1201 Polk
Blohme & Lefl'mann, 217 Second
Bookman Henry W., 416 Brannan
Bode F., 19 Hinckley
Boedeclver Herman, cor Kearny and
Green
Boedefeld WUUam, 1115 Folsom
Boggan Owen, NE cor Buchanan and
Bush
Bohen Patrick, 140 Minna
Bohlmann Herman, NW cor Polk and
Hayes
Boltano Angelo, 1524 Stockton
BoUenhagen Henry, cor Point LohOB
and Eleventh Avs
Bonner William, Junction Mission
Boad and County Line
Borrman John C, 1200 Howard
Boschen N., 109,'i Fifth '
Bose August, 955 Harrison
Bose Charles M., 426 Natoma
Bose Dietrich H., 170 Ninth ^
Bose & Jurgens, 731-733 Brannan
Botcher Albert Mrs.. 501 FeU
Both Jacob, 71 Natoma
Bourke Mary A., 19 Van Ness Av
Bowe William H.. SE cor El Dorado
and Potrero Av
Bowe & Strange, NE cor WaUer and
Fillmore
Bradv John J., 230 Eighth
Brandt Otto, 1033 Valencia
Brannan Martin, 213 Langton
Bremer John H., 2100 Larkin
Brennan Thomas, NE cor Mission and
Twenty-third
BresUn Margaret Mrs., 109 Shipley
Breuer Hermann. 1301 Dupont
Brlckwedel John, SW cor North Point
and Larkin
Brolly John C, 209 Fair Oaks
Brosnan Margaret, 109 Shipley
Brown John H., 1401 Church
Brown Margaret, 220 Broadway
Brown Elchard, 426 Klngold
Browning John H., SE cor Jackson
and Leavenworth
Browning & Kugeler, NW cor Mission
and Nineteenth
Brumund & Schutte, SE cor Sixteenth
and Albion Av
Brune D., 1855 Mission
Bruns Brothers, SE cor Sixteenth and
Mission
Bruns Caesar, NW cor Berry and Third
Bruse Bros., SW cor Vallejo and Ma-
son
Bnise Christian, NW cor Pacific and
Leavenworth, and SW cor Ellis
and Laguna
Buchmann Edward, NW cor Dolores
and Twenty-second
Buck Charles L., 2600 Folsom
Buck Carsten W., 1331 Polk
Buck John J., 231 Second
Buckley John, 240 Minna
Buckley James, 430'^ Tehama
Buckley TImothv, 438 Minna
Bulger Edward. 18 White PI
Bultmann Brother?, NW cor Howard
and Twenty-sixth
Bullwinkel Henry G., 1019 Pacific
Bullwinkel John F., NW cor Pacific
and Powell
Bnnger C, 1000 Bush
Burke Michael, NW cor Ellis and Scott
Burmeister & Mehrtens, NW cor Cal-
ifornia and Hyde
Bumap John, 427 Davis
Burns Barbara, 922 Howard
Butt Caston C, SW cor Nineteenth
and Stevenson
Butt Peter N., cor Sutter and Lagnna
Buxton & Co., 137 Fourth '^
Byrne Stephen, W s Gunnison Av, nr
Precita Pi, B. H.
Cagney Timothv, 422 Natoma
Cain John, 11 Gilbert
Cameron George, 331 Bryant
CampbeU Patrick H., 33 Clementina
Campe Frederick, NW cor Tehama
and Fourth
Canavan Patrick F., SW cor Bush and
Devlsadero
Carroll Brothers, 121 Third
Carroll Dennis, 2121 Mission
Carroll James C, 1717 Jessie
Carroll Patrick C, 157 Minna
Carson H. W., 224 First
Carstensen Julius, NW cor Dolores
and Twenty-ninth
Carty Anne Mrs., 1317 Montgomery
Casey James, 17 Zoe
Cattermole Charles H., 700 Davis
Cavagnaro Lonis. NE cor Ocean House
Boad and Delaware Av
Cereghino & Cordano, E s Mission, bet
Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth .
Chichizola Antonio, 322 Pacific
Cicchi LudovicoL422 Broadway
Clark Andrew, SE cor Twenty-second
and Alabama
Clarke Thomas J., 27 Webster
Classen John J., 2601 Sutter
Claussen Clans, 912 Bryant
Claussen & Buttelmann, NE cor How-
ard and Eleventh and NE cor Geary
and Taylor
Cluff Brothers, 40 Second, 9 Mont Av,
40 Fourth, 409 Mont Av and 401
Hayes
CluffW. B. &Co., 19Sixth
CoflTey Michael, 565 Bryant
Cohan Peter, 317 Fifth
CoUins Patrick Mrs., NE cor Vermont
and Nevada
Collor, Martin, 2700 Mission
Concannon Luke, 1577 Market
Connolly Mary Mrs., NW cor Cortland
Av and Cherubusco, B. H.
Cook D. 4 Co., NE cor Octavia and
Grove
Cooley L. E. Mrs., SW cor San Jos6 Av
and Elizabeth
Cooney Michael, 626 Stevenson
Cordes Brun, 1004 Valencia
Cordes Jacob,, SE cor Valencia and
Twenty-sixth
Corkery D. Murphy. 540 Fulton
Corkery & Quill, SW cor Fifth and
Howard and SE cor Twenty-sixth
and Alabama
Corrado A Tofanelll, 321 Broadway
Cosgrove Ellen, 263 Clara
Costello James, .341 Jessie
Coughlin Wmiam F., 1329 Sansome
Craig George, 314 Eighth
Crampton James, NW cor Eighteenth
and Dolores
Cronan John, 321 Jessie
Cronin David, 159 Minna
Cronin Michael, 1119 Harrison
Crough John A., 42S Hayes
Crowley Michael, 1501 Montgomery
Crowlev MichaeUSW cor Bruce PI and
Shipley
Cummings & Son, 2601 Mission
Cuneo Joseph, 502 Francisco
Cunneen Arthur, SW cor Filbert and
Montgomery
Cunningham A Adams, 18 Clay
Curley John, 2911 Geary"
Curley John, cor Twenty-second and
Potrero Av
Curtin Julia Mrs., 606'^ Natoma
Curtis Warren P., 267 East
Cusack ThdlaasB., 715 Brannan
Dahl Christopher, NE cor Fillmore
and Greenwich
Dahmel August, NW cor Turk and
Scott
Dahmke Frederick, SE cor Berry and
Kitch
Daley Francis E., SE cor Twenty-
eighth and Alabama, B. H.
Daley Hannah , 457 Tehama
Daly Ada, 1715 Jones
Daly Cornelius,1430 Brannan
Daly Dennis J., 55 Pacific
Da Luz Francisco, 721 Broadway
Dannals Charles W., 825 Valencia
Dasmann Frederick W., 514 Hayes
DauBcher E. & Son. 1725 Leavenworth
D'Arcy James, 17 Kitch
Davico Charles, cor Willow and Jessie
Decker John H. & Co., SW cor Hyde
and California
Decker Richard, 701 Devlsadero
<d)ecker & Bohle, 744 Fourth
"^ Dee Thomas, 21 Natoma
Dee William, 647 Jessie
Deely James, 3100 California
Delany Margaret, W s San Bruno
Koad, bet Dwight and Wolsey
DeLay Brothers, SE cor Sixteenth and
Guerrero
Delury Daniel, 129 Second
Denegrl George B., 731 Vallejo
Dennison Annie M., 22 Langton
Desmond Daniel, 455 Clementina
Desmond Ellen, 318 Vallejo
Detels & Bischoff', SE cor Main and
Harrison
Dettmerlng John F., 1319 Sacramento
Deutsch Joseph M., NW cor Thirtieth
and Mission
Devany John A., 16 Heron
Devine H. Mrs.. NE cor Bryant and
Juniper
De Witt M. & Co., 221 Third
DeWitt & Harris. 216 Sixth
Dickinson Elizabeth Mrs., SW cor
Leavenworth and California
Dieckmann & Rahimann. SW cor
Railroad Av and Teneriffe
Dieks Henry, NW cor Brannan and
Clinton
Diedrichs Herman, 321 Bryant
Dieter Philip, 1606 Mission
Dietrich Charles, SE cor Golden Gate
Av and Fillmore
Dietrich & Gerken, NW cor Sutter
and Devlsadero
DUlon Esther Mrs., 172 Minna
Dimmer Nicholas, SE cor Broadway
and Powell
Dlnan Daniel, 319 Vallejo
Dlnglev Thomas F., 325 Fifth
Dix & Straub, NE cor FUlmore and
Filbert
Dobler Elizabeth, 1530 PoweU
Dodd James, cor Cortland Av and
Minot
Doherty George, 123 Silver
Dolan Charles H., SW cor Twenty-
fourth and Bryant
Dolder L. F., 642 Jackson
Donahue Cornelius J., SE cor Eighth
and Bryant and NW c«r Eighth
and Bryant
Donohoe Moses A., SW cor Twenty-
second and Fair Oaks
Donohue John, 1120 Bryant
Donohue James, 116 Seventh
Donohue Patrick J., SE cor Mont and
Vallejo
Donovan Cornelius, 703 Sanchez
Dooley L. 31rs., 1110 Eighteenth
Dooley Patrick, SE cor Bay and Hyde
Doscher Henry, SW cor Pierce and
O'Farrell
Doscher Henry, SW cor Shasta and
Michigan
Doughertv Julia Mrs , 711 Natoma
Downey & Cunningham, SW cor Cali-
fornia and Powell Avs
Dreyer Dledrich, NE cor Napa and
Illinois
Drlscoll Michael, 225 Eighth
Driscoll & Ryan, SE cor Fourth and
Minna
Drucker John, SW cor Mission and
Sixth
Duffey John, 651 Mission
Dulsing Bridget, 3011 Mission
Dunkley Charles D., NW cor GUbert
and Brannan
Dunleavy Kate Miss. 331 Filbert
Dunlevy Will S., 900 Valencia
y
Dunmore Sarah krs., 311 Franklin
Dunning Thomas. 2.53 Clara
Dunworth P., 19 Clinton
Duveneck C. B., SE cor Eureka and
Seventeenth
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Mantifactnrers of Show Cases
and Store rixtuxes.
37 MarM St
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Dwyer Georee K.,SW cor Bay and Du-
pont
Dwyer John, 2300 Howard
Dwyer Joseph, 1516 Church
Dwyer Mary, 7-15 Brannan
Earle Fannie M. Mrs.. NW cor First
Av and Fulton
Ebbinghausen H. & Co., NW cor Mis-
sion and Twenty-first
Eden <fe Bucking, 434 Third
Egan James, 17 Valencia
EggersHansF.,SW cor Jackson and
Mason y
Eggers Henry, 228 Brannan
Ehle Henry, NW cor O'FarreU and
Buchanan
Ehlen John P., 813 Washington
Ehlers Henry. NWcor Kltch and Clara
Ehlers Wiechen, 1127 Kearny
Eichholz Otto, 765 Folsom
Elchhorst <fe Buck, NW cor Baker and
Green
Elselen Alfred, NW cor Dolores and
Twenty-eighth
Eldredge Benjamin G., SE cor Brod-
erick and Sacramento
Enderle Theodore, 1254 Mission
Enrlght Edward P., 1131 Howard
Enrlght John, 230 Minna
Enrlght Patrick, SE cor Kearny and^
Union
Ernst Fritz Z., 1501 Folsom
Esdor William H., 901 McAllister
Espel Louis, 2100 Howard
Faber Richard, 2801 Bush
Fabian Brothers, N W cor Stockton and
Filbert and NW cor Bush and
Franklin
, ..Fftgothey Brothers. NW cor Turk aqd
Jones
^ 'l^ahrenkrug W. & Co., 148 Seventh
.t'alk & Simon, 801 Larkin
Fanning John, cor Mason and Green
Farley Margaret, cor Guerrero and
Duncan
Farrell James. 458 Natoma
Fauser John. 128 Guerrero
Feadersen William, 1035 Bryant
Feeney Edward T., 1033 Vallejo
Feeney James, 310 Thirteenth
Fell Lorentz D., 401 Hyde
Felbush Marcus, NW cor Octavia and
Geary
Feldmann John D., NW cor Haight
and Scott
Fenton J. A., 1321 Larkin
Fett Charles, 931 Folsom
Flee Eichard, 1735 Market
Fielltz WUliam, NE cor Fourth and
Mission
Fillmore C. W., 186 Fourteenth
Fink Louis, 231 Sixth
Flnke Henry, 2501 Post
Finn James, 1121 Folsom
Fisher E. Mrs., 1350 Sanchez
Fisher Franlc, 327 Tehama
Fltzau A. & Co., 400 McAllister
Fitzgerald James, 2713 Bush
Fitzgerald James, 401 Tenth
Fitzgerald John, 446 Clementina
Fitzgerald John, 635 Howard
Fitzgerald Luke, 223 Perry
Fitzgerald Patrick, 560 Mission
Fitzgerald Thomas M., 158 Shipley
Flaherty Fletcher A., 1806 Market
Flaherty Simon M., 1910 Mission
Flannery Mary Mrs., 600 Franklin
Fleming P. E. Mrs.. SW cor Ninth and
Harrison
Fleury A., 1500 Folsom
Flinn P. T., 200 Eighth
Florence John 6., 49 Minna
Flynn Thomas P..'323^ Garden
^ cFoard Lorentz, 9 Market and 3 Stenart
Foley Edmund, 1315 Montgomery
Ford Annie, 230 Langton
Forter George Mrs., ,324 Broadway
Foster Joseph, 1600 Stockton
Frank John, 961 Brvant
Frank John, 522 Sixth
Fredericks Martin, 156 Ninth ^
Freeman Edward A., 1000 Hvde '"^
French T. J. & Co., 2339 Mission
Frey Frederick, 1232 Union
Frledrlch Charles G., 2398 Folsom
Frisch John W., 132 Seventh
i^romheim William, 2-253 Sutter
Gaerdes Herman, 1825 Powell
Gaerdes John H. , 534 First
Gaerdes & Strycker. SW cor Pierce
and Bush
Gaestel Joseph, 1016 Kearny
Galllard Pierre, 1406 Dupont
Gallagher Kate Mrs., 10 Boardman Pi
Galvin Martin W., N s Sliver Av. nr
San Bruno Koaa
Gambert Felix & Co., 400 Turk
Garbarino James C. 219 Seventeenth
Garcia Benito, 800 Broadway
Garcia NIeves. 7 PIncknev Pi
Garibaldi Giuseppe. 420 Union
Garvin & Co., 420 Washington
-Gasque Henry F.. SW cor O'FarreU
and Hvde
Gearty James, 224 Clara
Geerkens Nicholas H.,29 Clementina
Gehrt Henry, 703 Dupont
Gelse Eugene E.. 1207 Stockton
Geraghty Patrick, NE cor Grove and
Octavia
Gerdes Alexander, 743 Ellis
Gerhow Frederick, 2 Mission
Gieschen Herman, 39 Taylor
Giese Bros., 230 Pacific
Gilbart William, 1433 Dupont
Gllmartin Owen. SW cor Folsom and
Spear
Glaeser Louis, 501 Haight
Glootz John P. M., 421 Geary
Godsil Timothy, 718'/;^ Brannan
Goetjen <fe Woebke, SW cor Sacra-
mento and Stockton, and NE cor
Bryant and Fourth
•Goldberg, Bowen & Co., 428-432 Pine
Golder Louis, NW cor Tenth and
Howard
Goldman Jacob, SW cor Kentuclsy
and Butte
Golee Oscar, 997 Brvant
Gomez Catherine, 14021^ Powell
Gorham Michael C, 164 Jessie
Graham John T., SE cor Twenty-
seventh and Alabama
Grant James, 313 Seventh
Grant Mary, NE cor Fifteenth and
Minna
Granuccl Brothers, 1345 Dupont
Greely John, 551 Howard
Greene James J., NW cor Fifteenth
and Noe
Greene James J., NW cor Twentieth
and Florida
Greggains Bridget, 25 Clinton
Grimm W. F., 826 Twentieth
Groeper Emil. SE cor Twenty-sixth
and Bartlett
Grote Henry F., NE cor Geary and
Broderick
Grote John 0., NW cor Seventeenth
and Church
Groth C. H. & Co., 534 O'FarreU
Groth David, NW cor Webster and Sut
Gudehus Frederick C. D., 316 Grant Av
Hacke Christopher, 810 Sacramento
Hagan Margaret, 124 Freelon
Hagemann F. & Co., 700 Front
Hagerty James, NE cor Fourth and
Clementina
Hahn & Bohlman, 201 Third
HaU Richard Mrs., 243 Seventh
Haney Mary, 815 Jackson
Hanjes Brothers, SW cor Taylor and
O'FarreU
Hanley Mary, NW cor Butte and
Florida
Hanna Annie, 1600 Mason
Hanna EUen, W s Dlamond,nr Clipper
Hannan John, 28)^ Rausch
Hanscheu Peter, 1071 Brannan
Hans George J., 1901 Dupont
Hansen & Mansen, 2606 Mission
Harklns Ann, 28 Gilbert
Harklns John J., SE cor Center and
Potrero Av
Harmon John, 318 Twenty-eighth
Harms Alwln H.,SW cor Hayes and
Laguna
Hart Michael, 246 Eighth
Hartje Frederick, NE cor Twenty-sec-
ond and Chattanooga
Hartley John, 726 Howard
Hartmann Henry, NE cor Hayes and
Gough
Hartter Louis <fc Co., 4i
Harty Margaret, 523 Mission
Harvey Ann, 117 Ellis
Hassmer Valentine. 933 Washington
Hastedt Charles, 900 Stockton
Hastedt F. C. W., 210 Stockton
Hatton Frauds J., W s Kentucky, nr
Sierra
Hauser John J., 1601 Dupont
Hayes A. Mrs., 105 Ninth
Hayes Thomas, 438 Third
Hayes William, 1926 Ellis
Heagerty Henry, SE cor Stanyan and
Waller
Healey Dennis. 349 Minna
Healey John, 122 Langton
Healey Julia, 830 Eighteenth
Healy Jeremiah, 132 Shipley
Hearty John, 213 Broadway
HeflTernan Thomas, 675 Clementina
HeinsJ. D. A Co., NW cor Fremont
and Folsom
Helns Peter, NE cor Union and Larkin
Heltmann Hermann H., 400 Pacific
Hellberg Henry, 500 Ninth
Helms John E. A., 18 Seventh
■ Hencken Martin, 1204 Green '
Henderson Charles, SW cor Laguna
and Bush
Henke A Kuck, NW cor Twenty-
fourth and Potrero Av
Hern Maria, SW cor Twenty-third and
San Jose Av
Heroid Conrad, 19 Zoe
Heuer Philip, SW cor Montgomery Av
and Lombard
Heyer Albert, 500 Third
Hlgglns James, 961M Mission
Higglns Julia. S s Thirtieth, nr San-
chez
Hlggs & Co., 901 Larkin
Hiidebrand Conrad, 118 Eighteenth
Hiidebrand William C, 413 Jones
Hildebraadt & Knop, SB cor Broadway
and Montgomery
HiUebrand Henry, 1712 Eddy
Hillebrandt Carsten, NW cor Bush
and Octavia
Hillebrandt H. & N.. SW cor Webster
and Post
Hillen Dietrich H., 1301 Larkin
Hillmann Henry J., 722 Harrison
Hinck Henry J., 829 Polk
Hink Martin. 2201 Larkin
Hlnrichs Charles J.. 337 Third
Hoeckele Louis, 341 Eddy
Hoegemann & Raschen, 645 Valencia
Hoehn John P., 1425 Twenty-fourth
Hoffmann Brothers, NW cor Twenty-
fourth and Church
Hogan Michael. SE cor FeU and Web-
ter
Holland John, 737 Brannan
HoUand Joseph. 401 Folsom
HoUman Henry, SE cor Seventeenth
and Castro
Holm Thomas R.. SE cor Stockton and
Sutter
Horan Mary Mrs., NE cor First and
Bryant
Hoist Jacob D., 40 Tehama
Holtmeier Henry, NE cor Filbert and
Taylor
Hornbrook John, 1701 Howard
Hosford WUllam, NE cor Gough and
Austin
Hough James J.. NW cor Fillmore and
Bush
Hughes & Macdonaid, 113 Howard
Hullen Diedrlch, SB cor Market and
Pearl
Humphrey James. 516)^ Geary
Hurley Jeremiah T.. SEcor Grove and
Buchanan
Hurley John, NE cor Nebraska and
Yolo
Hutaff Henry, SW cor Twentieth and
Florida
Hynes Michael. 28 Natoma
Imgarten WlUlam, 1315 Mission
Irvine Brothers, 1421 Stockton and
1302 Polk
Irwin M. F. Mrs., 61 Jessie
Jackson Stephen. 40 Third
Jacobsen Peter, 2019 Mason
Jacobson B., 732 Filbert
Jakobs John C, SE cor Jackson and
Buchanan
Janssen Peter H., NE cor Church and
Green
Jenkins Sablna, 455 Clementina
Johns Thomas, NE cor Haight and Oc-
tavia
Johnson Henry, 1045 Howard
Johnson Otto, NE cor Broadway and
Kearny
Johnson Peter, 2598 Howard
Jonassen J. M. & Co., 417 Third
Joost Henry, 138 Third
Joost John. SW cor Second and Bran-
nan
Joost Martin, 701 Van Ness Av
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CALIFORNIA
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inCannfactDrer or every description of
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48 to 5V Beale Street. San Francisco.
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Junck Diedrlch, SE cor Taylor and
Pacific
Jnnck Cord G., 8W cor Clay and Powell'
Jnrgens Dledrlch E. , SW cor Twenty-
first and Valencia
Kaechele & Boiler, SE cor Fulton
and Octavla
Kabrs Glaus, 18 Natoma
Kahrs John, 124 First
Kahrs A Hogref, NW cor Poet and
Taylor
Kalvelage A Mueller, SW cor Franklin
and FeU
Kane John T., 315 Eighth
Katter Charles, 233 Fifth
Kaufman & Feldman, 901 Mission
Kearney Bros.. SE cor Buchanan and
Fulton
Keamv William, 1247 Folsom
Keating Martin, 135 Seventh
Keefe Daniel T., NW cor Alabama and
Twenty-third
Kehoe Bryan, Holly Park Av
Kelly Andrew, 143 Clara
Kelly John G., SW cor Church and
Twenty-fifth
Kelly Kleron,3300 Geary
Kelly Patrick, 27 Everett
Kelly Peter, 235 Fell
Kelly William, 316 Eleventh
Kelting & Tletjen, 429 East
Kendell * FUtner, 1134 Market
Kennedy Brothers, 1338 Pacific
Kennedy Dennis, NW cor Eddy and
Pierce
Kennedy James, 719 Pacific
Kennedy Patrick, cor Twenty-seventh
and Precita Av, B. H.
Kennedy P. J., 995 Market
Kenny William, NE cor Filbert and
Kenney John, 1406 Pacific
Buchanan
Kerrigan Ann, 204 First
Kiel A Schmidt, SE cor Baker and
Sacramento
Kiep John H., SE cor Turk and Polk
King City Tea Co., SW cor Laguna and
Grove
Kinzel PhUlp, SE cor Washington and
Maple
Klein Ernest, 25-54 Folsom
Kleveshal Ernst P. C.l232 Francisco
Kllngberg Thomas, NE cor Fitteenth
and Gnerrero
Klunder & Westphal, 101 Jackson
Klute & Steffens, 242 Fourth
Knubel & Meyer, 701 McAllister
Knust Henry, SW cor Folsom and
Fourth
Koch Edward. NW cor Polk and Val-
lejo
Kohn Bros., 252 First and 218 Second
Kohn Henry, 408 Folsom
Kohrn William, 1 Franklin
Kolkmann Hermann, SE cor Geary and
Hyde
KSnlne Max, 1529 Dupont
Koopman Elizabeth, 1507 Franklin
Kostenhoschen Charles T., 1745 Mis-
sion
KoBter & Bernhard, 700 Bush
KosteringCharles, 1788 Folsom
Kotzian Walter, NW cor Teneriffe
and St. John
Kramer William D., SW cor Dupont
and Greenwich
Krebs Emil, NE cor Twenty-first and
Treat Av
Kreye John L., 150 First
Kroenke Henry C, SW cor Eighth and
Mission
Kruger Louis, 715 Natoma
Kuester Louis, 25 Louisa
Kuhlmann Dledrlch, NE cor Ninth
and Harrison
Kurtz Adolph, 453 Third
Lackmann Henry, NW cor Pine and
Broderick
Lackmann John, 816 California
Lally John. W s Mission, nr Eandall
Landucci Martlno, 715 Montgomery A v
Lane Johanna, cor Folsom and Precita
Av, B. H.
Larkey James, NW cor Filbert and
Webster
Lasar L. & Son, NE cor Post and La-
guna
Lawler Francis, 429 Minna
Lawlor Michael H., 411 Fifth
Lebenbaum Brothers, 215 Sutter and
NW cor Polk and California
Lehrke Henry, SE cor Mariposa and
Indiana
Leiser John L., 3420 Mission
Lenormand Brothers, SW cor Dupont
and Pine
Lessmann Joseph, 1248 Bush
Liebscher Edward. 1000 Pacific
Lincoln, Parkin & Co., 1049 Valencia
Lincoln <fe Co., 1801 Polk
Lincoln & Parkin, 2910 Sixteenth
Llndell Caroline, 1403 Montgomery
Llndemann Charles. SE cor Sacra-
mento and Prospect Pi
Lindrob John H., 1901 Howard
Lindsav Thomas, 1024 Twentieth
Lindwall Edmond L., 21 Hinckley
Linehan John, 940 Dolores
Lipman Michael, 9.38 Mission
Loftus Mary, 1621 Dolores
Lohsen Harry, 416 O'FarreU
Lucey Michael, 18>^ Welsh
LuedersdorfT William, 133 Seventh
Luhrs Dledrlch, SE cor Golden Gate
Av and Buchanan
Luhrs John, 600 Broadway -^
Luhrs A Hons, NW cor Lagtma and
FeU
Lunden Frederick, 200 Valencia
Luttman John H., 415 Fourth
Lynch Sarah, 52 Jessie
Lyons Mary, 1114 Brvant
Lyons Michael, 148 Shipley
Lvons Sabina, 932 Nineteenth
Maass John G., SW cor Bush and Scott
MacDonald Delia Mrs., 724 Brannan
Macquarrie Niel A.. SE cor Octavla
and Oak
Magner Wallace J., 817 Broadway
Magner William, 527 Mission
Maguire Michael E., 124 Taylor
Maher Annie, 442 Twenty-ninth
Maher Ellen 441 Jessie
Mahlstedt J. J., 423 Third
Maline. Wernett & Co.. 2140 Mission
Mangels Brothers, NE cor Twenty-
fourth and Folsom
Mangels Frank, cor Market and Pearl
Mangels Herman, SE cor Vallejo and
Sansome
Mangels John, NW cor Martin and
Mary Lane
Mangels <ft Gantner, SW cor Rail-
road Av and Manitoba
Mangels J. H. & H., SE cor Hayes and
Franklin
Mangoin Mary Mrs., 1701 Market
Manning James J., NE cor Twenty-
fourth and Castro
Mansfield Richard. 140 Eighth
Marcus Siegfried, NW cor Turk and
Hyde
Marlanl Stephen, SE cor Florida and
Twenty-third
McGreehan Thomas, NE cor Eleventh
and Howard
McGregor Holmes, SW cor Post and
Lyon
McGuire Henry, 1415 Church
Mclnemey John, SE cor Oak and La-
guna
Mcintosh Rebecca, Precita Av, nr
Columbia PI
McKlnnon & Co.. 110 Ninth
McLarkey James, NW cor Webster
and Filbert
McMurray Patrick, 1061 Folsom
McPartiand Daniel, 1338 Washington
McPherson John, NW cor Golden Gate
Av and Lyon
McRae William, 153 Silver
McShane John, 1 1*4 Folsom
McStay Lizzie Mrs., 247 Clara
^^-Mehrtens John & Brother, SW cor
Market and Eleventh
Mehrtens Richard, 1232 Mission
Meier Charles, 500 Mason
Meisel Henry C, NE cor Fifteenth and
Dolores
Meisel Hermann A., NE cor Mont-
gomery and Union
MelBsner Julius, 409 Twenty-seventh
Melly Hugh, 451 Ninth
MelvlUe Sarah, 138 Shipley
Menke Henry, NW cor Francisco and
Mason
Mersing Jojin B;, 1200 Folsom
Merz WiUiam, 433 Sutter
Mesenburg Henry, 34 Jessie
Messina Lulgl, 525 Union
Meyenberg August, 133 Pacific
Meyer Bros., NW cor Sacramento and
Scott
Meyer Charles, SW cor Geary and
Steiner
Meyer Dledrich, NE cor Harrison and
Fourth
Meyer Frederick, SE cor Turk and
Fillmore
Mever John, NE cor Jackson and
Hyde
Meyer Matthias D., SW cor Geary and
Devlsadero
Meyer & Akmann, 16 Sacramento
Mever <fe Son, 236 Sixth
Meverhof Martin, 337 Geary
Michaelis Henry F., Junction Mission
and Valencia
Miller .Tohn. 16 Chesley
Mills William 0., SW cor Noe and
Eighteenth
Mitchell John, SE cor Harrison and
Twenty-fourth
Moan Edward, 70 West Mission
Mohlfeldt Louis, 131 O'FarreU
Marron Michael A.. 401 Third and 332^ ^ohr & Stefi-ens. NE cor Polk and Pa^
Fourth and 325 Sixth
Martin Wheeler Jr., 2235 Market
Marx Brothers, SW cor Shotwell and
Twenty-third
Mascherini & Co., 718 Greenwich
Maskow Harry, 1020 Pacific
Mason George jf., Palmer and Miguel,
Falrmount Tract
Mass August W., NW cor O'FarreU
and Mason
Masterson WlUlam, 138 Eighth
Matteucci & Vannucci, 124 Pacific
Mayer B. & Son, 236 Sixth
Maver Philip, 132 Eleventh
McCabe Bernard, 20 Anthony
McCarthy Timothy, E s Michigan, bet
Sierra and Shasta
McCooey James, SE cor Fifteenth and
Minna
McCooey Susie Mrs., 410 Folsom
McCormack John, NE cor Golden
Gate Av and Jones
McCormick & Gallagher.NW cor Sierra
and Georgia
McCov Patrick. SE cor Howard and
Eighth
McCreagh Thomas, 919 Harrison
McCullough Daniel. 6-18 Minna
McDevltt Daniel, 770 Howard
McDonough Delia, 558 Stevenson
McElUgott Thomas, NW cor Freelon
and Zoe
McElrov & Magner, 518 Fourth and 422
Sixth
McEntee John, 119 Shipley
McFadden Winifred, 236 Seventh
McGinnls Edward, SW cor Alabama
arid Twenty-fourth
McGllncbv Michael, 900 Filbert
McGovern P. J. & Co.. 2927 Sixteenth
McGrath Sarah A., 138 Shipley
clflc Av
Mohrmann F. & Co., SW cor Broad-
way and Kearny
Moloney John J., 730 Minna
Monsees Henry, NE cor Bryant and
Morris Av
Monahan Patrick, 1222 Folsom
Montgomery Charles & Co., 229 Second
Mooney Daniel. S W cor First and Point
Lobes Av8
Moore Mary Mrs., 413 Fifth
Moran Frank, 422 Fourth
Mordhorst John C, SW cor Brook and
Mission
Moroney WiUiara, 2193^ Eleventh
Morrissey Ann, 210 Fifth
Mowbray Robert H., 2300 Mission
Mues Carsten C, 143 Berry
Muhl & Schmidt, 1061 Howard
Muhrenberg Charles. 2000 Union
Mulcahy Annie. NW cor Butte and
Bryant Av
Mulcahv Michael B., 141 Second
Mulcare Patrick, 540 Natoma
Muncev William G.,419 Twenty-second
Mulball Joseph P., 1821 Hyde
Mullane Michael, 446 Natoma
Muliins Ellen, 327 Eighth
Muncev AV. G., 419 Twenty-second
Murken Martin, NW cor Grove and
Buchanan
Murphy J. Mrs., 188U Fourteenth
Murphy James, 120 Eighth
Murphy James. 1410 Folsom
Murphv John, 1314 Florida
Murphy Martin D., NE cor Lyon and
Geary
Murphy Richard, 311 Seventh
Murray Patrick, 941 Bryant
Murray David, 464>g Tehama
Murray Ellen Mrs., 719 Laguna
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Assets, $9,581,953
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Musante Charles, 320 Green
Mueaote Michael, 1425 Dupont
Muus Henry. S39 Broadway
Nachtlgall Frederick, NW cor Post and
Broderick
Nelson Henry, 344 Bryant
Nelson John, 17 Seventh
Nessen Elsa C. Mrs.. SW cor Sierra
and Tennessee
Nenenburg John, NE cor Francisco
and Mason
Neumann Gustave, 1307 Polk
Nlenstadt Richard, 318 Fifth
Nobmann Christopher, SW cor Califor-
nia and Fillmore
Nolte August F., 2227 Taylor
Nolte Carl B., 3004 Mission
Novaro & Musso, 1512 Dupont
Nye Charles H., 213 Twelfth
O'Brien Jeremiah, 360 Clementina
O'Brien Thomas, 321 Clementina
O'Brien Margaret Mrs., 313 Sixth
O'Brien Mary Mrs.. 356 Jessie
O'Brien Thomas, 650 Mission
O'Conoell Patrick, 816 Greenwich
O'Connell Timothy, 1314 Florida
O'Connor J. & Co., 217 Mason
O'Connor James F., 407 Broadway
O'Connor Luke, 212 Eighth
O'Connor Patrick, 416 Stevenson
O'Connor Richard, 718 Clementina
O'Donnell Michael, 8 s Seventeenth,
bet Noe and Castro
O'Keefe John, 115 Twelfth
O'Leary Kate, 45 Ecker
O'Reagan Bartholomew, 241 Steven-
son
O'Reilly James, 416 Third
O'Reilly Peter. E s San Bruno Road,
nr Twenty-eighth
O'Shaughnessy James, 1034 Howard
O'Shaughnessy Martin, 38 Second
Oels Ernst, 263 Stevenson
Offermann William, 1400 Folsom
Olsen Jennie, 908 Folsom
Oleson <fe Uddin, 332 Main
Osthoft JohnH.. NE cor Twenty-sec-
ond and Alabama
Otten Claus, SW cor Post and Octavia
Otten John, 1532 Golden Gate Av
Oulton Mllledge, 748 Brannan
Owens James, 1151 Howard
Palmer A Barrows, 531 Geary
Pape Frederick L. M. , NW cor Battery
and Jackson
Pape & Rlssland, 1P5 Stockton
Parkin John N. & Co., 1073 Howard
Patterson G. W. H., NE cor Church
and Thirtieth
Pauli Gustaf J., 1800 Stockton
Paulsen Herman, 1839 Eddy
Paulsen John E., 701 Valencia
Paulsen William, NW cor Seventh
and Mission
Pecht Richard, cor Gearv and Jones
Perata Michel, 1501 Dupont
Peterson Eliza, 136 Folsom
Peterson Ralph, 12 Boardman PI
Pettenatl Peter, 1028 Kearny
Pettyjohn Ell, 1135 Mission
Phllbon J. &Son, NE cor Octavla and
Page
Plaggio <& Campodonico, 837 Pacific
Pllster Henry. SW cor Bryant and
Ritch
-Plstolesl August, 752 Washington
Plath John, NW cor Ellis and Stelner
Plummer George E., 6 Steuart
Podesta <fc Torassa, 841 Pacific
Pope Jacob H., 68 Ninth
Postel Amandus C. F., 318 Post
Power Bernard, 17213^ Jonen
Power John, 1116 Folsom
Powers John, SW cor Hyde and Union
Prlen Henry, NE cor Spear and Hath-
away's Wharf
Prydz Louisa, SE cor Mason and Green
Puckhaber John, SW cor Tenerlffe and
St. John
Puvogel & Beversen, NE cor Fourth
and Freelon
Pyne Edward, SW cor Broadway and
Hyde
Quade & Straut, 22 Geary
Quill John, NE cor Eiehth'and Minna
Badke Frederick, SW cor Polk and
Fulton
Radston Julius, SW cor Larkln and
Turk
Raftery Ellen Mrs., 551 Bryant
Ralph William, 2837 California
Ramm William, NE cor Webster and
Ellis
Raschen Louis. NW cor Third and
Town send
Rathjen & Co., SW cor Bush and
Stockton , and 629 Larkln
Ratzebnrg William, SE cor Eighth and
Bryant
Ratzeburg <fe Co., 1113 Howard
Reardon Annie J., SW cor San Bruno
Road and Army
Reddington Matthew J., 1316 Sac
Regan John F., 21 Minna
Regan Timothy. 256 Minna
Reld George W., 1131 Pacific, 450 Sixth
and 310 Fourth
Rellly Bernard T., 137 Shipley
Rellly James, 1710 Leavenworth
Rellly James 0.. 416 Third
Rene Martin, SE cor Precitaand Wash-
ington Avs
Rengstorff & Co., NW cor Turk and
Fillmore
Rclnhold E. A Co., SW cor Polk and
Clay
Aenkln John, 1016 Folsom
Bewig F. W., NE cor Fifteenth and
Guerrero
Ribhy James. SW cor Twenty-third
and Alabama
Richardson Mary, 620 Seventeenth
Rlchter Relnhold, 823 Vallejo
Rickborn Fernando, SW cor Oak and
Gough
Rlechers Frederick W., 801 Larkln
Ring Brothers, SW cor Polk and Broad-
way
Ring John, NW cor Sixteenth and
Sanchez
Riordan Richard, 269 Third
Rlppe John H., NW cor Twenty-fourth
and Bryant
Ristow John, San Bruno Road, nr
Army
Robbers & Rulfs, 1603 Fillmore
Robinson, Gilllland & Co., 400 Turk
Robinson & Knox, 1910 Market
Robinson <fc Marsh, 133 Jackson
Rocca A. & Co., 1801 Mason
Roderick Joseph D., 455 Stevenson
Rohde Brothers, SE cor Sixteenth and
Dolores
Rohde E. & Co., 1003 McAllister
Rohde John, SW cor Clay and Taylor
Rohlffs Charles C.,SW cor Mission and
East
Rohrs Diedrlch, cor Clay and Mason
Rohrs John D., 100 Eleventh
Rohrs & Eagan, SW cor Second and
Bryant
Rolando Giovanni, NW cor Twenty-
eighth and Church
Romania Martini, 416 Broadway
Romberg William, NE cor Bush and
Mason
Roonen Mary Mrs., 15M Norfolk
Rosentreter Otto, cor Perry and Third
Ross Adam, SE cor Ellis and Pierce
Rothschild Henry, NE cor Ellis and
Powell
Rouard Joseph, NE cor North Point
and Larkln
Rourke Charles, 759 Bryant
Ruddock George, San Jose Av, opp
Valley
Runde Christonh H., NW cor Eight-
eenth and Colllngwood
Rutledge & Nixon, 206 Sixth
Ryan Ellen, 936 Folsom
Ryan James, 144 First
Ryan James W., SE cor Fifth and
Minna
Ryan Nicholas, 535 Stevenson
Ryan Thomas, 1192 Harrison
Rvan Thomas, 424 Ninth
Ryder Bridget, 336 Main
Sagehorn Hermann, 520 Union
Sagehorn John, 298 Green
Sahlender Herman F., NE cor Fourth
and Everett
Sammy George, NE cor Golden Gate
Av and Larkln
Sancken C. <fe Co., 1554 Eddy
Sanders Annie Mrs., 123 Shipley
Sandmann Ernest, 500 First
Sass Marcus H., 216 Van Ness Av
Sbarboro & Co.. 531 Washington
Scally Nell J., 1149 Folsom
Scheele Herman F., 201 Valencia
Scheper Christian, SW cor Fifteenth
Schleef John H., SW cor Jackson and
Powell
Schlesselmann Brothers, SW c«r Haye»
and Polk
Schloen John, 1641 Polk
Schloh Louis A Co., NW cor Seven-
teenth and Mission
Schlneter Louis, SW cor Pine and FlU-
more
Schmalz Paul A. F., SE cor Hayes and
Van Ness Av
Schmidt Bernard, 737 Turk
Schmidt Henry, 220 First
Schnlbbe Christian, 6E dr Hyde and
Filbert
Bchomaker Brothers, 8E cor Oak and
Gough
Schonfeld Louis, NE cor Grove and
Gough
Schrief Diedrlch H., 155 Natoms
Schroder Claus, SW cor Franklin and
McAllister
Schroder H. 4 Co., 1140 Sutter
Schroder Herman, 2017 Fillmore
Schroder Hermann <fe Son, 300 Fell
Schroder John H., NW cor Geary and
Buchanan
Schroder John H., NW cor Washing-
ton and Webster
Schroder William J. H., 117 Second
Schroeder John A., 330 Vallejo
Schroeder & Bohlen, SE cor Fillmore
and Clay
Schroeder & Vocke, SW cor Hyde and
Golden Gate Av and SW cor Six-
teenth and Howard
Schulken Brothers, NE cor Twenty-
third and Hampshire
Schulte Louisa Mrt., 1323 Sacramento
Schulthels Henry, NW coi Polk and
Qay
Schultz Theodore, 426 Green
Schulz Henry, cor Bush and Webster
Schumacher A Janssen, SE cor Valen-
cia and Twenty-first and SW cor
Guerrero and Eighteenth
Schwartz & Son, SE cor Twenty -fourth
and Valencia
Schwartz & Huslng, SE cor Eighteenth
and Mission
Scully Jeremiah, 1313 Sansome
Sears David S., 66 Everett
Seeger A., 2117 Fillmore
Seegers <fe Schnackenberg, 541 Natoina
Segelken & Blanke. SW cor Howard and
Twelfth
Segelken Herman, NE cor Howard and
Sixth
Seggerson John, 670 Clementina
Selk Charles, 254 Jessie
Seltzer Philip, 974>i; Folsom
Sethmann Henry, .SE cor Powell and
Vallejo
Sharkey John, 114 Seventh
Shattuck & Knoche, NW cor Second
and Minna
Shea Cornelius. 240 Minna
Shea Margaret, 41 Jessie
Shea Patrick & Son, 1403 Folsom
Sheehy William, 421 Union
Shohav Frank. 920 Pacific
Slemer & Esdor, NW cor Jones and
O'Farrell
Siemers John D., SE cor Noe and Sev-
enteenth
SloaneB., W s Tehama, bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-eighth
Smldt Louis, 641 California
Smith H. A., 115 Clay
Smith Henry, 10 Washington
■Speckman F. F., NE cor Fourth and
Mission
Springer William H., NW cor Dolores
and Seventeenth
Staats I. F., 913 Harrison
Stack Richard, 422 Clementina
Stable Brothers, 307 Hayes
Stahmanu Sophie Mrs., NW cor Union
and Montgomery
Stallman Samuel, 1422 Polk
Standlnger Mary, 1416?^ Pacific
Stanton Jeremiah. 519 Eighth
Staude John, 815 Pacific
Steffens &. Relnecke. SE cor Main and
Folsom
Stelmke Frederick, 1801 Union
Stein bos' Herman. NW cor Bush and
Dupont
Stelnmann August, 1113 Folsom
Stelllng Bartol, 1401 Stockton
Stelllng Brothers, 1016 Clay
Stelllng Brothers, SW cor Noe and
Fourteenth
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TBI^PHONB 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
DAVIS, City Agrent,
4S9 California Street.
GRO
1336
HAE
Stelling Brothers, 1401 Stockton
Stelling George, 2001 Powell
Stelling Peter, NW cor Klrst and How-
ard
Stellman J. A., 151 Taylor
Stelljes Hermann, NW
cor Leaven-
worth and Jackson
Stevens Martin V., SE cor Steiner and
Waller
Strlckert Paul, 332 Broadway
Stickleson Ellen Mrs., 225 Tenth
Stnrcke Herman, NE cor Fifth and
Clara _
Sturken & flfclllngs, NW cor Third
and Brannan
SnlUvan Charles, 476 Tehama
Sullivan Daniel S a Twenty-sixth nr
Church
SuUivan Daniel, 538 Fourth
Sullivan Daniel E.. 1214 Bryant
SuUlvan Jeremiah J., 1130 Folsom
Sullivan John, 649 Stevenson
Sullivan Mary Miss, 219 Tenth
Sullivan Patrick D., cor Duncan and
Dolores
SuUlvan Thomas G., SE cor Mission
and Thirteenth
Swordstream Erick J., 127 Fifth
Taggart John, 106 Langton
TaUman Samuel, 1422 Polk
PoweU
Tamm John W., SE cor Halght anj^- ''
Wehster ^^ ,.'
Temby Eichard, 1908 Polk
Thayer Enssell S., 1340 Ellis
Thode John W., NB cor Hayes and
Laguna
Thornton Michael, 222 Filbert
Tteck John, 645 Post
Tiedemann John, SB cor Fillmore
and Haight
Tiedemann Martin, 700 McAllister
Tietjen Brothers, 1046 Folsom
Tletjen Diedrich W., 317 Drumm
Tietten Henry, SW cor Broadway and
Leavenworth
Tietjen Hermann, 520 Pine
Tittle Philip A. & Co., 731 Montgomery
Tobbenboske J. Henry, SW cor Second
and Howard
Tobln Edward, 558 Howard
TodtJohn P., NW cor Fourth and
Brannan
Tomalty Patrick J., 114 Sixth
Tonles Martin, SE cor Union and
Mason
Tostmann Henry, NB cor Fifth and
Mission
Tralnor John, 224 Ritch
Truelson Theodore, SE cor Sacra-
mento and Leavenworth
Tuttle William S.. 1322 Natoma
Tweitmann Nicholas, 1364 Folsom
Twiggs Margaret, 501 Seventh
Twomey J.,NW cor Sierra and Mich
Vaccarl John, 401 Union
Valdez Zeferiuo, 1326 Dupont
Vennekohl Brothers. 1208 Pacific
Verdenhalven John, 400 Sixth
Vollers Brothers, 971 Harrison
Von Der Heide John, 432 Folsom
Vori der Lieth Frederick H., 1400 Pow-
ell
Von Glahn C. Mrs., 102 Fourteenth
VonHacht Theodore. SW cor Sutter
and Devlsadero
Von Hadeln John, 1601 Powell
Von Issendorf Chrlstoph F., NW cor
Harrison and Fremont
Von Staden Diedrich C, 100 Steuart
Wall Patrick, SW cor Twenty-sixth
and Church
Waller C. & Bro., 1731 Market
Wallmann Richard, 2700 Sutt«r
Walsh Eliza Mrs., cor Greenwich and
Larkln
Walsh Margaret Mrs., 7 Webster
Walsh Mary Mrs., 803 Point Lobos Av
Walsh William R., 623 Fourth
Ward Daniel, cor Day and Sanchez
Ward William J., 337 Fourth and Eigh-
teenth and Noe
Wai-mbold B. Frederick, 701 Hayes
Warnke William, 734 Broadway
Warnken H. F., 100 Francisco
WassmannHeory, NE cor Potrero Av
and Sonoma
Waterman J. G., SW cor Jackson and
Montgomery
Weber John, 1721 Howard
Weicer Henry, 2501 Mission
Wellbrock George H., SW cor McAl-
lister and Webster
Wellbrock H., 214 Davis
Weudte Christian. NE cor Dolores and
Fifteenth
Werner & Close, NE cor Twenty-
fourth and Sanchez
Wertheimer Michael, 501 Hayes
Wesehann Christian, 439 Greenwich
Wessel J. & Co., SB cor Twelfth and
Mission
Wessels A. & Co., 901 McAllister
Westphal Christian H., 971 Harrison
Wetlen Cord, 1049 Howard
Wheeler Edward, 1127 McAllister
Whelan Dennis. NE cor Center and
De Haro
White George W., 1901 Howard
Wiebalk E. N., SW cor Polk and Bush
Wleboldt John P., NW cor Valencia
and Twentieth
Wlebusch C. H. G., 1525 Mission
Wlemana & Schroeder, SW cor Fifth
and Shipley
Wilkens G. & Co., SW cor Third and
Brannan
Wilkens A Bose, SB cor Drumm and
Sacramento
Wlllard H. W., 1000 McAllister
Wmiams John L. & Co., 533 Mont Av
and 1919 Fillmore
Windt Henry A., NE cor Hyde and
Broadway
Winkler Henry C, 1100 Union
. Winter John H., SW cor Geary and
Jones
Wltte Charles, W s Georgia, bet Shasta
and Sierra
Wittmaack & Vock, NE cor Fourth
and Jessie, and SW cor Webster
and Grove
Wltzel Gustav, 600 Davis
Wobber Emesi A., SE cor Mission and
Thirteenth
Wobber Henry, NE cor Geary and
Leavenworth
Woest <fe Dall, SW cor Vallejo and
PoweU
Wohler & Menke, 200 Francisco
Wolf Ellas, nr Ocean View Station
Wolf John, NE cor Sacramento and
Taylor
Wolters Brothers, NE cor Twentieth
and Guerrero
Woods Frederick, cor Laguna and
Pacific Av
Woods Johns., cor Cortland At and
Wool.B. H.
Wcrden Brothers, 462 Sixth
Wrede Diedrich, NE cor Seventeenth
and Guerrero
Wulbern John, NW cor Laguna and
Filbert
Wulzen Fred G., NE cor Ninth and
Folsom
Wulzen Frederick H., SB cor Twenty
third and Fair Oaks
Wurthmann Benjamin, 236 Turk
Zambellch Brothers, 1098 Union
Zierenberg George H., 721 Folsom
Zierenberg John T., SW cor Washing-
ton and Stockton
Odd Powder.
(See Fowder.)
6I1I1S and Sporting Slate-
rials.
Allen E. T. (agent) 416 Market
Browning & Bremer, 820 Kearny
Clabrough, Golcher & Co., 630 Mont
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS
A CO., Junction Market asdBush
Klein John E.. 31 Ellis
Ladd Charles D., 529 Kearny and 113
Sansome
Llddle & Kaedlng, 538 Washington
Peters F. M. L., 207 Montgomery
Schneider W. H., 622 Market
Schoenemann Frederick, 517 Kearny
Shreve George W.. 525 Kearny
SKINKER JOHN, 258 Market
Sonntag Chas. & Co. (agents) 116 Mar-
STRAHLE JACOB & CO. (tenpins,
alleys, skating) 515 Market
VraX, & FINCK, 818 Market
Wilson Henry A., 208 McAllister
Winchester Repeating Arms Co., 418
Market
Wolf Simon, 103 Sansome
Onnsmitlis.
Adams C, 508 Commercial
Browning & Bremer, 820 Keamv
Clabrough, Golcher & Co., 630 Mont
Herget E. W.. 601 Turk
Jicha John, 631 Washington
Ladd Charies D., 529 Kearny and 113
Sansome
Llddle & Kaedlng, 5.38 Washington
MoUer Louis, 712 Washington
Schoeneman Frederick, 517 Kearny
WELL. & FINCK, 818 Market
Wilson Henry A., 208 McAUlster
Oymnasinm Ooods.
STRAHLE JACOB & CO., 515 Market
WUa. & FINCK, 818 Market
Oymnasiams.
California Athletic Club, 216 Grant Av
Olympic Club, 120 O'FarreU
San Francisco Turn Vereln, 323 Turk
Mission Turn Vereln, SE cor Erie and
Mission
Turn Vereln Vorwarts, 310 O'FarreU
Hair— Human.
Bloch Leon, 141 Post
Burnett Kate, 410 Third
Button & Boyan, 1026 Market
Dissat Antoine, 511 Kearny
Duval L., 11 Stockton
Garrissere F., 113 Grant Av
Giflford C. B. Mrs., 2938 Sixteenth
GOLDSTEIN & COHN, 822
Market
Hauptli J.. 411 Sutter and 1102 Market
Hays Fred., 20 Geary
Hubbard E. H. Mrs.. 923 Market
Maugein Fannie Mme., 1618 Polk
McCormick Hannah Mrs., 1019 Stock
Meinberg Mary Mrs., 340 Sutter
Monks Samuel, 122 McAUister
Orfila P. V. & Co., 331 Kearny
PhiUlps J. Mme. 918 Market
Pvat F.,12 Kearny
Ralph Mamie, 20 Geary
SchmlttMary E. Mrs.,224J^ O'FarreU
Spitz Bertha, 323 Kearny
Strozynskl Stanislas. 22 PoweU
Williams George, 633 Market
Williams Mary A., 335 Hayes
Hair— Human. (Wliolesale)
GOLDSTEIN & COHN, 822
Market
Graf Bros., 120 Sutter
Hair— Plasterers.
Biggins Patrick, Junction San Brano
Road and Islais Creek
Hair Jewelry.
Cook C. B. Mrs., 637 Kearny
Glflord C. B., 2938 Sixteenth
Lindman Anna, 407 Polk
Lutz Katie Miss, 126 Kearny
McCormick Hannah Mrs.. 1019 Stock
Schmltt Mary E., 224>^ O'FarreU
Hair Restoratives.
Monks S., 122 McAUister
Hammoclis.
NEVILIiE Si CO. . 31-33 Cali-
fornia
HandkercliieCa.
BEIili THOMAS & CO.
(Henry Doyle & Co. agents) 517-
519 Market
Hall Gilbert C, 585 Market
Ichi Ban (silk) 573 Market
Marsh G. T. & Co. (silk) 625 Market
Oicovlch Bros, (silk) 12 Front
Oriental Silk and Jewelry Co. (sUk)
206 Kearny
Hardware-Wholesale.
Allen E. T. (agent) 416 Market
Arnold Hardware Co., 109 California
Baker & Hamilton, NW cor Davis and
Pine
Bush I. & Co., 126 Clay
Calre Justinian, 521-523 Market
Carolan & Co., 111-115 California
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY{^l^^di^sXS^.P^o^^\f/8^^^^^^^^^^ ^°-
WASEZHQTOIT STSEIT.
EAR
1337
HAT
Cacott Frank X., 406 Market
Danerl Antonio, 420 Battery
DUNHAJH, CARRIGAN Si
CO., 17-19 Bcale and 18-24 Main
English Leiand G., (agent 1 109 Cal
Fame worth A. C, 109 California
French John P., 109 California
French & Llnforth, 116 Front
GORDON JASIES £., 202
Market
309 Market
Hawley D. N. & C. A. 2-4 Sutter
Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson (house
furnishing) 225-229 Market
Holmes, Booth 4 Haydens (brasi and
copper') 406 Market
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS
& CO., Junction Market and Bush
Joost Brothers, 1438-1440 Mlesion
KedonM., 118 Clay
Lackeman Charle s , 516 Kearny
Landers Patrick, 406-408 Sacramento
Latson Frank P.A Co.,28-30New Mont
LINFOKTH JAMES. 120 Front
Long CTaude, 654 Washington
Merle Isidore, 528 Broadway
MONTAGUE W. W. & CO. (house
furnishing) 309-317 Market
Osbom R. F. & Co., 751 Market
Pacific Hardware Co., 934 Mission
Bobinson E. J., 109 California
EOSEKEANS H. & CO.. 638 Market
Selbv Thomas H. <S:Co.,2i:0-222 Mission
TALIiON C. J.. 123 California
TAY GEORGE H. & CO.
(house furnishing) 614-618 Battery
TEUMAN, ISHAM & HOOKER, 421-
427 Market
VAN WINKLE I. S. & CO.
(heavy) 413 Market
Varnev Thomas H. B., 22-24 Fremont
WOODEV & lilTTLE, 609
Market
DDHHAM, CARRIGAN SCO,
Importers of
HARDWARE,
Iron, Steel, and other Metals.
17-19 Beale, and
IS, ao, 22, 24 Main.
Hardware-Retail.
Albrecht Albert, 1049 Market
Bachmann Jacob, 728 Clay and 635
Kearny
Bailey Joseph H., 524 Montgomery Av
Bekeart Julius F., 346 Third
Bennett Brothers, 31 SLsth
Caire Justinian, 521-523 Market
Campbell Murdoch, 7 Steuart
Cass John J., 366 Third
Chetwood «fe Cto., 1804 Market
Eastman & Co., 516 Valencia and 2734
Mission
Eflnger Christian, 139 Third
Ettlng William A., 110 Sixth
Fassett & McDonald, 100 O'Farrell
Forno Marco, 1425'^ Dupont
Friermuth C!harles, 1805 Union
Gilbert &Ck)., 52 First
Hammer Edward H., 319 Fifth
Haskell E. C, 336 Sutter
Haug Julius, 115 Second
Huntington, Hopkins & Co., Junction
Market and Bush
Imhaus & Triebel, 403 Haves
Joost Brothers, 1438-1440 Mission
KedonM., 118-120 Clay
Kelir Martin. 204 Mission
Kimball Charles P., 534 Valencia
Lackeman Charles, 516 Kearny
Lally John, W s Mission, nr Randall
Landers Patrick, 406-408 Sacramento
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Larrlmore Eichard Jr., 509 Mont Av
Latson F. P. & Co. j 28-30 New Mont
Long Claude, 654 ^\ ashington
Loughead John. 1601 Polk
Marian! G. D., 623 Pacific
Mariani S., SE cor Twentv-thlrd and
Florida
Maxwell Calvin L., 1109 Market
McClure P, & Son, 1418 Market
Mclnnls John H.,913 Larkln and 723
Valencia
Merle Isidore, 528 Broadway
Meyer Julius, 40 Clav
Meyer & Brother, SW cor Geary and
Broderlck and 2103 Bush
Nelson Lars, 1238 Valencia
Nelson WlUlam F. & Son, 601 Front
Norman F. G., 842 Valencia
Novelty Hardware Co, 1433 Market
Osborn E. F. <fe Co. (cabinet, carriage
and furniture) 751 Market
Osborn & Alexander, 628 Market
Parks John, 2193 Powell
BabJobnE., 139 Fifth
ROSEKRANS H. & CO., 638 Market
Rustemeyer W. J.. 2333 Mission
Seager August, 2133 Fillmore
Simmons, Eowe & Co., 52 C!lav
Spear Andrew P., 20(M Market
Thompson J. D., 3009 Mission
Vale & Son, 1404 Polk
Vaupel & Hunt, 2243 Mission
Weeks James E., 1045 Market
Webster W. W. & Co., 3 Spear
Will 4 Finck, 818 Market
Wulzen Fred. G., NE cor Ninth and
Folsom
Wyne Martin, 2007 Fillmore
Karness and Saddleryt
(<•• Importer*.')
Acton Eichard. 2803 Mission
Brisbols Antolne, 735 Brannan
Brokaw Abraham, 2210 Mission
Carlos T., 525 Pacific
Cosbie Hugh S. C, 2207 Mission
Cosbie William, 516-518 Mission
Cram William B., 81 Fourth
Davis William, 410 Market
Delfino & Boss, 723 Sansome
DoTle, Jacobs <t Lie bold, 1011 Market
Frank Bros., 319 Market
Frankenberg Joseph, 248 Drumm
Freechtte Joseph, S07 Larkin
Fuller Thomas, 628 Front
Glover Stephen C, 422 Jackson
Hammers Albert, 528 Hayes
Hansen Louis, 528 Montgomery Av
''Hart & Brandenstein, 417-119 Market
Haskell C. L., 10 Bush
Heinze Ernst, 3402 Mission
Helke Charles <fe Son, 617 Mission
•Johnson J. C. & Co., 12-14 Pine
Lahaney Patrick W.. Eallroad Av, nr
St. Thomas
Lawless J. C. & Co., 115 Market
Lutzen Oscar A., 3-30 Montgomery Av
Lynch & Gray, t42 Howard
•"Main & Winchester, 214 Battery
Mathews Samuel. 202 Clav
McKerron JohnA., 232 EUis
McMahon James B., 219 ElUs
Mead Charles H. (estate of) SE cor
Front and Jackson
Mead Charles H.Jr.,16 Golden Gate Av
Mead <fe Heyerman, 637 Mission
Meinhardt Frederick W., 848 Howard
O'Brien John, 201 Eighth
"•* O'Kane John, 767 Market
PhiUlps B., 2413 Mission
Phipps James, 665 Howard
Plche Medor, 636 Broadway
Eobinson & Hannan, 46 Sacramento
Sievers & Hoebel, 618 Mission
Stange Tbomas S., 1545 Folsom
Stealev F., 422 Pacific
Stier Ernest F., 5.50 Fourth
* Stone L. D. & Co,, 422 Battery
Warschaner Moritz, 104 Clay
Weltner Anton , 534 Fourth
'f-Willey 0. F. & Co., 317 Montgomery
Barneas and Saddlery
Hardware.
Ames Joseph V., Lombard, nr Franklin
Armstrong Thomas, 619 Capp
Bernal Joseph, 441 Green
Davis William, 410 Market
Garcia Prudencla (bit and spur) 325
Francisco
Hart & Brandenstein, 417-419 Market
Herrera Francisco (bit and spur) 605
Greenwich
Johnson J. C. & Co., 12-14 Pine
Main & Winchester, 214-216 Battery
Schule Frederick A. (ornaments) 622
Market
Stone L. D. & Co., 422 Battery
Hasaock Sfanufacturera.
Abel H. C, 18 Oak Grove Av
Hata— Straw.
(See Straw Ooodt.)
Hata and Capa.
(fWholetcOe.-.iee also HatUrsd
Albora Lulgl, 326 Monteomery Av
Arnold Caspar, 407 Dupont
*Berwln P. & Bro., 21-23 Battery
Boy sen & Co., 604 Merchant
Carroll <fc Tilton, 873 Market
Collins F. T. & Co.. 1223 Polk
CoUlns A Co., 1018 Market
Davis Bros., 419 Kearny, and 718 and
1234 Market
Fechhelmer Charles S., 706 Kearny
Fisher A Co., 9 Montpomerr
Flavin M. J. & Co., 926 Market
'Fleischer W., 108 Battery
*Frledlander & Koch, 21-23 Sansome
•Gam William (caps) 519 Montgomery
Grnnwaldt Tb. <fe Co., 5 Post
Herrmann C. & Co., 336 Kearny and
1212 Market, factorv 335 Bush
Jansen & Thiele, 118 Sixth
Johns William L.,216 Fourth
■f-KUne Louis & Co., 110 Bush
*Kllne <fe Co., 26 Battery
Mayer M. E. A oo., 326 Sloth
McNamara William, 755 Mission
Merle L. V. * Co., 616-620 Kearny
* MECSSDOEFFEE J. C. & SON,
810 Market and 223 Montgomery
<•• MEUSSDOEFFEE KONEaD, 15
Kearny and SW cor Keamv and
Pine
* MEUSSDOEFFEE MAETIN, NE
cor Montgomery and Bush, and
404 Kearny
♦Meyer 0. H. & Bros., 28 Sansome
NOEIEGA JUAN L., 8 Kearny
Eocca Pedro G., 1303 Dupont
•Eosenberg G. & Son (caps) 518 Market
RusseU Joseph, 136 Third
Schmitt & Steiner, 726 Market
Stack <fe Lacombe, 639 JIarket
Stranb & Huslng, 317 Haves
*Triest <fc Co.. 116 Sansome
AVhlte Henry, 614 Commercial
Wores Joseph, 609 Washington
Zobel J. (caps) 216 Kearny
Hatters.
Allen James B., 357 Tehama
Arnold Caspar, 407 Dupont
Barney C. W. , 604 Keamv
Boy sen & Co., 6(M Merchant
(Chapman & Moch, 797 Mission
Collins F. T. <fe Co., 1223 Polk
Collins & Co., 1018 Market
Fisher <fc Co., 9 Montgomery
Griinwaldt Th. & Co., 5 Post
Herrmann C. i Co., 336 Keamv and
1212 Market
Le Johns William, 216 Fourth
Lundstrom K. A., 314 Sutter
McGann P. H., 717 Mission
McNamara William, 755 Mission
MEUSSDOEFFEE J. C. & SON, 810
Market and 223 Montgomery
MEUS^iDOEFFEE KONEAD, SW
cor Kearny and Pine and 15
Keamy
MEUSSDOEFFEE MAETIN, NE
cor Montgomery and Bush, and
404 Keamy, factory 416 Market
NORIEGA JUAN L., 8 Keamy
Qulnn M. H.,339>i Fourth
Russell Joseph, 136 Third
Schmitt & Steiner, 726 Market
Scbussler C, 208 Montgomery Av
Stack & Lacombe, 639 Market
White Henry, 614 Commercial
Wores Joseph, 609 Washington
Hattera' Stoclc.
Herrmann C. A Co., 336 Keamy an*^
1212 Market
Kline & Co., 26 Battery
MEUSSDOEFFEE J. C. & SON, 810
Market and 223 Montgomerv
MEUSSDORFFER KoNRAD, SW
cor Kearny and Pine and 15
Keamv
MEUSSDORFFER MARTIN, NE
cor Montgomery and Bush, and
404 Keamy
m
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Hanntttctnrer or every deaeriptlon of
PASMINGEB, STKBET AND FREIGHT CASS.
4S to 50 Beale Street, San Franoiaco.
Dennett Jump Seats.
. . Market
I[OL.£SAIi£ AKD BETAEL.
Trnman, Isham A Hooker, 421-427
HAY
1338
HOE
Hay and Crrain.
Adams William, SE cor Gough and FeU
Aigeltinger E. & Co., 1758 Ellis
Aiken & Sawyer, 1052 Valencia
Alfs AHlnck, NW cor Sutter and Lyon
Anderson <ft Co., NW cor Sanchez and
Twenty-sixth
Bell! M. & Co., 11 Broadway
Berringer William. 852 Howard
Blucher George, 3203 Fillmore
Bonsell Jesse C, 1623 Market
BuUerdieck Nicholas, 1634 Mission
Caldwell J. M. & Co., cor Seventeenth
and Valencia
Chase W. W. <fc Co.. 1912 Market and
619 Fourth
Clark S. P. B., 8W cor Twenty-sixth
and San Bruno Boad
Cox & Sons, 430 Fifth
Daly Lawrence, 319 Seventh
De Lay Brothers.SE cor Sixteenth and
Guerrero
Deutsch Joseph M.. NW cor Thirtieth
and Mission
Doane J. G., 1117 Golden Gate Av
Drnmmond R. 8., 433 Valencia
Uutton Henry Jr., Pier 7 Stenart
EUis & Miller, 21 Spear
Fianagai, <& Magulre, NW cor Folsom
and Eighteenth
Fllnn Patrick T., SW cor Eighth and
Howard
Grant Allred N., 20 Golden Gate Av
Hansen Peter. SE cor Trlnllad and
Railroad Av
Hare J. S. & Co., E s Railroad Av, nr
Manitoba
Hopkins George W., 1925 Bush
Joost M. & Brother, NE cor Gongh
and Ash Av
Kayser Brothers, 1118 Paciflc
KeUey Bros. & Co, NE cor Railroad
Av and Dominica
Kelley Buron, 636 Nineteenth
Kelley Peter, 422 Valencia
Knickerbocker C. E., 524 Mission
Knobloch J., cor Butte and Tennessee
Kruse J. Henrv, SE cor Twenty-third
and Shotwell
Lauder Bros., 570 Bryant
Lauterwasser Christian, 1505 Folsom
Magulre M. & 0., 133 Hayes
Male G. <fe Son, SW cor Ninth and
Brannan
McFarland J. & Co., 1143 Market
McKenna & Purcell, 205 Drumm
McMuUen L. G., 3320 Geary
Meyer A. & Bro., SW cor Geary and
Broderlck and 2403 Bush
Moore Sylvester, 1757 Mission
Morrow George & Co., 39 Cihy
Nolle Carl R., 3004 Mission
Patterson J. y. A., SWcor Seventeenth
and Church
Pausmann Henry, 2421 Mason
Perata <& Demartinl, 620 Broadway
Peters & Cowie, 591 Sixth
Petit Henry, cor Bush and Broderlck
Podesta G. B. & Bro., 1217 PoweU
Quelrolo Giovanni, 2.306 Mason
Qulnn M. & J., 859 Harrison
Uatto & Co., 2012 Mason
Rider, Somers & Co., Pier 22 Stenart
Riley Thomas D. & Co., 255 F>ast
Rodgers John & Sons, 1606 Market
Rother E. & C, 1925 Bush
Schmoldt H. , cor Greenwich and Mason
Schulkin Bros., SW cor Bush and
Taylor and NE cor Twenty-third
and Hampshire
Schulken Julius, NE cor McAllister and
Laguna and 1816 Mission
Schwegerle John A Co., 549 Fourth
Scott & McCord, Pier 21 Stenart
Somers & Healey, 22 Steuart and 3090
Mission
Sorensen WlUlam, 1013 McAUlster
Spanton James, 1325 Bush
Stumpf John, NE cor Railroad At
and Teneriffe
Thompson Nicholas, NB ror Twenty-
fourth ami Church
Tobelmann Henry, 421 Hayei and SE
cor Franklin and Hayes
Tolley & Farrell, 3:» Twenty-seventh
Tuttle John. 516 Halght
VermeU J. L.. Third St. Wharf
Heatins and VentllatlniT.
BUSH DAVID, 316 Sutter
Harvey C. D., 30 New Montgomery
LANE W.E., 505 K.earny
Hermetically Sealed eoods.
Alaska Salmon Packing and Fur Co..
405 Front
Arctic Packing Co., 1 Mission
Arctic Fishing Co., 19 Main
Armour Packing Co., 123 California
Bristol Bay Canning Co., 318 Front
Code, Elfelt & Co., 314 Washington
COLEMAN Wftl. T. <!ie CO..
121 Market
Columbus Packing Co.. cor Taylor and
Francisco
Cutting Fruit Packing Co., 19 Main
Cutting John T. Co., 23-25 California
Cutting Packing Co., 19 Main
Dempster & Keys (Eastern) 202 Market
Fisher Packing Co., .50S Commercial
Fontana & Co., 116 California
Karluk Packing Co., 310 Sansome
King-Morse Canning Co., NW cor
Broadway and Sansome
Los GatoB Fruit Packing Co., 202 Mar-
ket
Lusk A. A Co., 411 Washington
MARSH H. F. (agent Barnard
& Benedict) 577 Market
Merry, Faull & Co. (meatsl 125-127 Cal
Oakland Home Fruit Co., 116 Front
Overland Packing Co., 912 Battery
Sacramento River Packing Co., 318
Front
San Job6 Fruit Packing Co., James
W. Nelson agent, 400 Battery
San Lorenzo Fruit Co., 501 Front
Schammel Packing Co.. 118 California
Wheeler Fruit Packing Co., 116 Cal
Wormser & Co., 107 Front
Hides.
Bailey Joseph C, 218 California
Beatty James (curen N s St. Thomas
bet Railroad Av and Susquehanna
BlsslngerA Co., 520 Front
Breslauer L. & Co., 49 Blniome
Bruce E.C., 41 Clay
CahenA. S.,4lClay
Cahen Brothers, 41 Clay
Cahen Jacob, 41 Clay
Christy & Wise, NE cor Fifth and
Townsend
ClayburghA.,45Clay
Clayburgh M. A Co., 109 Clay
Folev F. & Co., 219 Drumm
Frank S. H. & Co., 406 Battery
Koshland Brothers, 414 Sacramento
Kron A. K. &. Co., 5ft5 Front
Kron & Eberhard, 505 Front
Kullman, Salz A Co., 106 Battery
Kullman, Wagner A Co., 106 Batterr
Lacher Isaac, .520 Front
McChesney M. W A Son, 43 Clay
Newmark J. P. A Co., 214 Uallfomla
Nichols A. C. A Co.. 402 Battery
Platshek A Harris, 314 Battery
Pohl George G..51 Sucram>nto
Sawyer Tanning Co. The, 310 Clay
Sloss Louis & Co., 310 Sansome
Sumner W. B. & Co.. 415 Front
Homoeopatble Pharmaeiea.
Boerlcke A ' Schreck. successors to
Boerlcke A Tafel. 2.34 Sutter
Paciflc Homueopathic Pharmacy, SW
cor Geary and Grant Av
Honey.
BIEADE GEORGE VT. 6i CO.,
16-18 Drumm
Hoop SlEirto.
(See alto Dry Ooods; alto Fancy
Good!.)
FREUD & SONS, 744 Market
Hops.
Bach Charles. 535 Sacramento
Bauer J. C. A Co., 6-fi Sacramento
Harrmmn A Co., 313 Sacramento
Neis Phil. <ft Co., 415 Sacramento
Overacre P. I., 123 California
Uhlman W. A Co., 120 Battery
Horse Clippers.
McManus WUUam, 880 Howard
Horse Collar Mannraetnr-
ers.
(See also Hameis and Saddlery.')
Cosble William, 516-518 Mission
Davis William, 410 Market
Hart <fc Brandeusteln, 417-419 Market
Johnson J. C. A Co., 12-14 Pine
Main & Winchester, 214 Battery
0'Kane,John, 769 Market
Horse Power Mannfactnr-
Bodwell H. H. & Son, 211 Mission
Dye Elam, 56 Bluxome
KROGH F. W. & 00^51 Beale
RIX A FIRTH, 18-20 Fremont
RIX ft FIRTH,
HORSE POWERS AND MACHINERY.
I<nbricatinsr Oils, Etc.
18 and 20 FREMONT STREET.
Horse Shoe Manafactnrers.
Horse Sboe Nails.
Judson Manufacturing Co., 8 Pine
CALIFORNIA HORSE SHOE CO.,
202 Market
Horse Slioers.
(See alio Blacksmiths.')
Barry James, 567 Mission
Bovle D. H., 454 Stevenson
Bri^nnan PatricK R., 821 Geary
Burns Patri<;k J., 2309 Mission
Cheii & Laf errera, 520 Davis
Creba Samuel & Son, 1543 Mission
Creelv James, 103 Jessia
Crowley Timothy J., NE cor Merchant
and Drumm
Cummlu'iB P., 319 Leavenworth
Dolan William & Co., 7 Louisa
Donovan <ft Roesner, 205 Eighth
Doran James A Son., .55 Beale
Doyle Maurice <fe Sou, 77J Mission
Doyle Rodv, 820 Folsom
Doyle Thomas, 57 New Montgomery
and 116 Washington
Duncan William, 22 Golden Gate At
Farrell Joseph P., 1313 Broderlck
Ford Thomas P.. 105 First
Freeman Matthew D., 1927 Mission
Friedhofer A Son, 351 Third
Frlel James, ;«a Tenth
Grace John, 1108 Howard
Graney G. P., 7 St. George's Alley
Henderson D., SW cor Bartlett and
Twenty-third
Herold Charles. San Bruno Road, nr
Army
Herzog Brothers, 737 Broadway
Hvland Michael J., 4 Spring
, Kennedy James F., 195 Stevenson
Lacaze Baptiste, 714 Sansoms
Lewin Robert, 18 Hayes
Lynch Peter, 303 Mission
Maurlno Joseph, 424 Paciflc
McCarty James, 107 Oregon
McCarthy John, 134 Golden Gate At
McCloskev Michael, SB cor MlBslon
and East
McNeill Bros.. 836 Howard
Meyer Richard. 31 Clark
Miller George, 406 McAllister
Mulligan R.,208 Twenty-fourtk
Mullov C. W., 218 Fifth
Murphy D.,702 Sansome
Murphy & Wallace. 915 Battery
O'Connor Michael, 407 Fourth
O'Dea Manin, 126 Gearv
O'Neill Francis, 106 G .iden GaU At
O'RourVe John, 209 Ellis
Reldy Jeremiah, 1.509 Polk
RoberU Thomas, 1613 Market
Rowan Owen, 215 EUls
Schulz Joseph M., cor Twenty-third
and Alabama „
Selfrid^je Robert F.. 2107 Polk
Sullivan Florence. 1123 Market
Sullivan & Bums, 670 Mission
Sullivan «S; Woodslde, 1623 Mission
THE LM Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
CapiUl, $4,125,000
Assets. 54,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WIL SZZTO», Ant. Hasag«r.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
HOR
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Horseradisli.
Levy Mark, Bay City Market
Hose.
C~Manufacturer».)
ALLEN W. B., 414 Market
California Fire Apparatnu Mnfg Co., 18
California
*Cook A. 0. <fe Son, 415 Market
<'COOK H. N., 32«Fremont
S'Degan L. P., 128 First
Goodyear Rubber Co., 577 Market
■^Gutta Percha and Bubber Mnfg Co.,
17 First
LANE \V. E.,505 Kearny
MUNSON <lt CO., 21 First
Parke & Lacy, 21-23 Fremont
KEVCRE RUBBER CO., 417-
419 Market
*Eoyer Herman, 855-861 Bryant
SCHENCK W. T. Y., 222-224
Market
SeJby Thomas H. & Co.. 220-222 Mis-
sion
TAXLON C. J., 123 California
TAY GEORGE H. & CO.,
614-613 Battery
WOODIN & LITTI.E, 509 Mar-
ket
MANITFACTUBEB OF
M LeaM Hose aid Belting,
33 M Fremont Street.
WOODIN & LITTLE,
509-511 Blarket SU
GaiAen and Fire Hose, Pumps for Fire
purposes, Hose Pipes and Couplings.
Hose Pipes and Gonpllne.
ALLEN W. B., 414 Market
California Fire Apparatus Mnfg Co., 18
California
Gutta Percha and Bubber Mnfg Co.,
17 First
LANE W. E., 5*5 Kearny
SCHEXCK W. T. Y., 222-224
Market
TAY GEORGE H. & CO.,
614-618 Batterv
WEED & KINGWELL, 125 First
Hospitals.
California Woman's, N s Sacramento,
bet Baker and Lyon
ChUdren's, NW cor California and
Maple
Chinese, E s Montgomery At, bet Pa-
clBc and Broadway, and N 8 Pine,
bet Kearny and Dupont
City and County, Potrero Av, bet
Twenty-second and Twentr-thlrd
Foundling Asylum, 913 Golden Gate Av
French, S s Bryant, bet Fifth and Sixth
German, Noe, bet Fourteenth and Bid-
ley, oflSce 535 California
floftmann A. M. Oylng In) 1422 Folsom
Home lor the Care of Inebriates, NE '
cor Stockton and Chestnut
Homoeopathlc.W s Valencla.bet Twen-
ty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Italian. Twenty-eighth, nr Noe
Pacific Dispensary For Women and
Children, 221 Thirteenth
Pacific Homoeopathic Dispensary, 111
Halght
San Francisco Female, 806 Stockton
San Francisco Lylng-ln Asylum, 913
Golden Gate Av
St Luke's, W g Valencia, nr Twenty-
seventh
St Mary's, SW cor First and Bryant
Twenty-sixth Street (small-pox) De
Haro,betT wenty-flfth and Twenty,
sixth
United States Marine, Presidio Beser-
vatlon nr Mountain Lake
WhltweU's, 620 Folsom
ZeUe's Private Hospital, 526-523 Pacific
Hotels.
Ahlborn House, Ahlbom & Boeck-
mann, 319-323 Grant Av
American Exchange, Montgomery
Brothers, 319-325 Sansome
Ancon, J. Schlesselmann, 9-11 Pacific
Arizona, Adolph Cla.'ssen, 11-13 Clay
Baldwin The, Pearson & Arnold, NE
cor Market and Powell
Bay District, T. W. Hlnchman, D, bet
Fourth and Fifth Avs
BELLA VISTA HOTEL
1001 Pine
Beresford, W. Chamberlln, NW cor
Bush and Stockton
Berkshire The, Mrs. Caroline Blitz, 711
Jones
Brooklyn, Charles S. Bush, 210 Bush
Cascius, Mrs. T. Keefe, NE cor Sierra
and Louisiana
Chicago, E. W. Helmburg <fc Co., 220
P&clflc
Cincinnati, Otto Quellmalz, 529 Va-
lencia
Colombo, QulUIcl <fc CerveUl, 621
Broadway
City, John McGrath, 512 Howard
Commercial, John McGovem man-
ager, cor Montgomery Av and Pac
Cosmopolitan, 102 Fifth
Crystal, William Ellis. NE cor Fourth
and Berry
Europe, Mrs. E. Ortet, 814 Montgomery
Excelsior, Arfsten & Collor. 608 Sixth
Finland, Charles G. Ahlgren, 26 Folsom
First Street. Jacob Home, 64 First
Fulton The, SWcor Larkln and Fulton
Gallhard, Charles Gailhard, 507 Pine
Garibaldi, L. Paravagna. 222 Broadway
Gercke-8, Georee Kneese, 922 Battery
German, Frederick C. Janssen, 18 First
Golden Eagle, Gallagher & Wilson,
NW cor Broadway and Mont
Golden Gate, M. W. Weber, 134 Fourth
Grand, S. F. Thorn manager, SE cor
Market and New Montgomery
Hackmeler's. Adam Hackmeler, 435
Pine
Helvetia, Stelner 4 Gamma, 431 Pine
Hotel Bella Vista, 1001 Pine
Hotel Bheln, Marx Kuhl, 909 Kearny
Hotel Bossmore, Mrs. H. Chamber-
lain, 306 Stockton
Humboldt, Simon Schleweek, 231 Fif-
teenth
International, Thomas M. Edwards,
824 Kearny
Lick House, Charles Claffey lessee, SW
Metropolitan , A. Miller, 512-518 Fourth
Montgomery's, Charles Montgomery,
227 and 247 Second
National, Bobert Wieneke, 512 Bush
New Atlantic, C. Kock <fe Co.. 207 MonU
gomery Av
New Continental, Lyons & Blordan,
547 Mission
New Franklin, Hugh Corran SB cor
Sansome and Pacific
New Gulllaume Tell, PeUlson Bros.,
619 Pacific
New Hansa, Mrs. W. C. Hansen, 320
Drumm
New Washington, J. Popert A Co.,
624 Fourth
New Wisconsin, Henry Evans, NE cor
Montgomery and Pacific
North German, Wlese A Baumgarten,
26 Sacramento
North Pacific, John 0. Wendt, NK
cor Jackson and Drumm
Nucleus, Mrs. H. Chamberlain, SE cor
Market and Third
Occidental, W. B. Hooper, manager,
E B Montgomery, bet Bush andSut
Oriental, Mrs. Leonle Jung, SW cor
Washington and Drumm
Palace, C. H. Livingston manager, SW
cor Market and New Montgomery-
Park, Becker & Menne, 26 Turk
Park View, Charles Chadwlck, E 8
Seventeenth Av, bet I and J
Philadelphia House, Mrs. John Knack,
423 Bush
Portland ^James Carr, 54 Sacramento
Prescott House, Joseph W. Becker, BM
Kearny
EEFTON THE
Mrs. A. W. Traesdell
proprietor, 719 Sutter
Boma, Gaetano Beronlo, 818 Sansome
Bossmore, Mrs. H. Chamberlain, 306
Stockton
Buss House, S. H. Seymour & Co., Ws
Montgomery, bet Pine and Bush -
San Bruno, W 6 San Bruno, bet Army
and Eve
San Gottardo, 511 Broadway
Santa Clara, 444 Brannan
Siegfried's, W. Belnecke, 228 Bush
SUver State House, SE cor EUls and
Mason
South Park House, Chas. H. Hoge 530
Third
St. Nicholas, Keegan & Goodwin, 214
First
Stanford, Christ Lehrke, 618 Fourth
Stockton Street House, H. W. Weiss &
Co., 218 Stockton
Swiss, Gamma & Spaeltl, 627 Commer-
cial
Terminal, cor Stanyan and Halght
Tlclno, G. Glanettoni,516 Pacific
Turk Street, HUlenbrand & Klose, 22-24
Turk
Union, Adam Wagner, 34 Hayes
Union, B. W. Presho, Michigan, bet
Napa and Shasta
Washington, Patrick Collins, NW cor
Mission and First
Western, John Higglns, 212 Broadwav
Westminster, Mrs. M. E. Harron, 614
Sutter
What Cheer House, E. P. Bucklln, 527
Sacramento
William Tell House, Frederick Gercke,
315-325 Bush
Windsor The, James Gllleran, 905
Market
Honse Fornislilne Ooods.
ABMES <fe DALLAM, 226-232 Front
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS &
CO., Junction Market and Bush
Kneass & Co., 213 Geary
TAY GEORGE H. & CO.,
614-618 Battery
Honse Raisers and SfOTers.
Burt W. J., 2817 Mission
Chester Henry, 1408 Mission
HarrlssD., 916 Geary
31cGowan C, 1141 Mission
Pence Jacob B., 1126 Mission
Stratton John S., 854 Harrison
SuUivan John, 318 Thirteenth
Zlegler J. Lewis Mrs., 1017 Mission
Honsesnaltlis.
(.See also MachtnitU.)
BEADY M., 109 First
JUNG JOHN C. 110 Main
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
McKlbben Thomas, 862 Folsom
Balston H. & J.,151 Beale
Sims & Morris, 123-125 Beale
MICHAEL BRADY,
ZZ o tx 61 e s X3CX 1 1 Ix
And Arcliiiectnral Iron Worker.
Burglar and Fireproof Safes. Doors,
Shutters, House and Cemetery
Ballings, etc.
Jio. 109 FrSST STREET.
Blacksmith and Shutter Maker.
Also, Sheet Iron Work of all descrip-
tions. Ballings, Safes, Vaults, Tanks
for Sugar, Water, Sosp, Etc. Chely'i
Machine for Putting Corks In BotUeg s
specialty,
110 Main, bet. Mission and Howard.
Hydraulic Hacblnery.
Gumming George & Co., 18-20 Fell
DOW STEAM PUMP
WORKS, 114-116 Beale
Fish .\rthur L., 30 Flrut
Qarratt W. T. & Co., 138 Fremont
W. B. BAKCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TBLBPHONE 82.
EOOKEINDEES.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVER FIVE IIIII.L.IONS,
BROWN. CRAIG & CO.. General Agents.
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RISDON IRON AND LOCO-
MOTIVE WORKS, BE cor
Howard and Beale
TALIiON C. J., 123 California
HCydranlic Mlningr Xozxles.
WEED & KINGWELL, 125 First
Hydraulic Pipe.
Smltli Francis & Co., 130 Beale
Ice.
Arctic Ice Co.. To-wnsend, bet Clar-
ence PI and Third
California and Nevada Ice Co., 356 Te-
hama
City Ice Co., depot 514 Clay
Los Gatos Ice Co., 554 Mission
Mutual ice Co., 321 Francisco
Summit Ice Co., 18-20 Phelan Bldg
Truckee Ice Co., 202 Sansome
UNION ICE CO., 735 Fourth
Ice Cream Freezers.
AEMES & DALLAM, 226-232 Front
MONTAGUE W. W. & CO., 309-317
Market
IIInmlnafinB Tiles.
JACKSON P. H. & CO., N"W cor Fre-
mont and Mission
Immigration— Agents of.
British Immigration Bureau, 511 Cal
California Colonization Co., 511 Cal
Immigration Association of California,
10 California
InternatioDal Immigrant Union of
California, 401 California
Italian-Swiss Agricultural Colony, 307
Sansome
Mexican Colonization Co. (limited) 506
Battery
Oregon State Board Immigration, 506
Battery
Pacific Coast Immigration Aasoclation,
331 Kearny
Importers and Commission
SlercliantB.
(.See Merchants— Commission.)
India Rubber Ooods.
{See Rubber Goods.)
Inlialers.
WlIson'Edward M., 229 Kearny
Ink aiannfacturers and
Aeeiits.
Dorety Joseph H. (agent Johnson's
printing) 529 Commercial
Pacific Ink Factory (Schwabacher &
Salts) 617-621 Brannan
Pacific Type Foundry (printers') 528
Commercial
Painter & Co. (printers) 510 Clay
PAI.BIER & REY (printers)
405 Sansome
Schwabacher & Salts, 617-621 Brannan
Shattuck E. J. & Co. (printers) 520
Commercial
TATUM & BOWEN (printers) 34-36
Fremont and 423 Clay
Truworthy F. M., stencil works, 318
Front
■Western Blacking Co., 106>^ Fifth
Instruments.
{See Respective Meads.)
Insulators for Telegrapli
and Electric I.igbts.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC GAS-
LIGHTING CO., 35 Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTIUC POWER
CO., 35 Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTBIAL
WORKS, 35 Market
ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION
AND MAINTENANCE CO., 35
Market
ELECTRICAIi StlPPIiY CO.
importers and manufacturers, 328
Bush
CALIFORNIA
ELECTeiCAL WORKS,
35 market Street.
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Insurance Adjusters.
{See Adjusters.)
Insurance Agents.
Adams Brothers, 420 California
Agard J. J., 3X3 California
Agnew Thomas. 218Sansome
Allen Richard K.,322 Montgomery
Ames Horace T., 315 California
Ashton Charles, 409 Montgomery
Ashton George F., 416 California
Bacon Joseph 8., 218 California
Badlam Alexander* Co.. 322 Mont
Balfour, Guthrie & Co., 316 California
Balzer Hy. & Co.. 209 Sansome
Band Henry F., 214 Sansome
Baum David A., 422 California
Beck D. L. & Sons, 118 California
Belden & Cofran, 313 California
Bennet Thomas, 418 California
Bertheau Cesar, 209 Sansome
Berton George A., 313 Montgomery
Blackman Henrv. 401 California
BOAEDMAN GEORGE C, 311 Cali-
fornia
Bocklus C. G., 318 California
Bokee David M., 313 California
Bond Charles A., 323 California
Bowman George F., 440 California
Bovd Colin M., 441 California
Brisac Belmore F., 422 California
Brookings C. C, 219 Sansome
Brooks & Baldwin, 411 California
Brown Charles F., 37 Merchants' Ex-
Exchange «
BROWN, CRAIG & CO., 429 California
Bums George W., 311 California
Butler & Haldan, 413 California
Cadman John 0., 204 Montgomery
Callingham W. J., 420 California
Carlton Charles C. 311 California
CARPENTER EDWIN W., 410 Cali-
fornia
Carpenter F. P. Mrs., 441 California
Catton, Bell & Co., 406 California
Chalmers William L., 423 California
CHAPMAN WILFRID B., 123 Cali-
fornia
Chevassus Edouard, 205 Sansome
Church Thomas R., 220 Sansome
Conrad & Maxwell, 421 California
Cook Charles F., 331 Pine
Costa Jose, 406 Montgomery
Cottrell E. M., 218 Sansome
Craig Hugh, 312 California
Crooks & Crooks, 420 Montgomery
Davis Winfleld S., 429 California
De Fremery James, 410 Batterv
DICKSON ROBERT, SE cor California
and Montgomery
Donaldson & Co., 319 California
Donnell A. C. & Co., 318 California
DORNIN GEORGE D., 215 Sansome
DUTTON WILLIAM J.. 401 Cali-
fornia
Ellsworth Timothy, 618 Market
Famsworth E. D., 324 California
FIELD HENRY K., 324 Montgomery
Fogg James L., 315 California
FORBES ANDREW B.,214 Sansome
Eraser Hush, 324 California
Garland William D.,240 Montgomery
GARNISS JAMES R., 219 Sansome
Grant Tom C, 213 Sansome
Gray John H.,311 California
GoUen Walter W. (marine) 311 Cal
Gunnison Albert R., 439 California
Gunther Edward W ., 68 Nevada Block
Gurrey Alfred R., 441 California
GUTTE & FRANK, 303 California
Hagan & Rothchiid. 322 California
Harmon & Sears, 325 Montgomery
Harrison W. Greer, 308 Pine
Harvey L. G., 313 California
Haskell Walter W., 242 Montgomery
Hawes Alexander G., 220 Sansome
Hawes Benlamln C, 401 California
Hellmann Brothers & Co., 525 Front
Henderson William, 416 California
Hillman John R., 405 California
Hirschfeld & Jacoby, 323 California
HolUs & Booth, 2222 Mission
HoweU J. W., 235 Kearny
Howes Jabez, 331 Pine
Huff W. B. & Co., 2033 FUlmore
Hutchinson & Mann, 322-324 California
Jacobs & Easton. 423 California
Jennings Joseph C.&Co.,317 California
Jennings & Henley, 317 California
Jensen Jacob, Junction Market and Sac
Jones James G., 417 Kearny
Kinne C. Mason, 422 California
Kirk William H., 434 CaUfornIa
Landers John, 507 Montgomery
Landers William J.. 401 California
LATON CHARLES A., 439 California
Levy Emanuel, 314 Montgomery
Loslus Rudolph, 324 Montgomery
LUND HENRY & CO., 214 California
MACDONALD WILLIAM, 441 Cal
Macpherson James D., 215 Sansome
Macondray <fe Co., 425-427 Market
Maglll Arthur E., 221 Sansome
Magill Robert H., 216 Sansome
Maiiiard & Dickson, 405 California
Manheim, Staples & Co., 217 Sansome
Marchant B. H. & Co., 430 Montgomery
MARCUS GEO. & CO., 232 California
Mason WUliam F., 331 Pine
Mayer Samuel D., 210 Sansome
McKiniey James, 127 Montgomery
McNear G. W., 306 California
Mel George, 309 Sansome
Melcher Jessie A., 215 Sansome
Mitchell Thomas A., 313 California
Morton John L., 127 Montgomery
Muecke & Co., 319 California
Munsell James Jr., 415 Montgomery
Mulll-ns C. F., 301 California
NEWHALL H.M. & CO.,309 Sansome
Noyes Frederick E., 315 California
Oakley Charles M., 314 Montgomery
Okell & WooUey, 411 California
Osborn Homer E., 429 California
Page Brothers, 302 California
PALMER CHARLES H., 401 Cal
Philip J. M., 420 California
Plumbe John F., 1402 Valencia
Pope Thomas E., 311 CaUfornIa
POTTER EDWARD E., 428 California
Roberts James B., 415 Montgomery
Searle James J., 406 California
Sexton William, 215 Sansome
Siebe Fred. C, 209 Sansome
Smedberg William B., 316 California
Smith Clarence M., 215 Sansome
Smith J. Henry, 214 Sansome
Smith & Moody, 31? California
Snow & Pettis, 324 Montgomery
Sohncke G., 215 Sansome
Spencer George W., 316 California
Spever Walter, 325 California
Speyer & Herold, 415 California
Staples James W., 217 Sansome
Stevens John H., 315 California
StiUman Alfred, 307 Sansome
Stratton Cornelius A., 315 California
Strickland Sylvester, 315 California
Swain & Murdock, 215 Sansome
SYZ HARRY W., 410 California
Tavlor Charles B., 324 Montgomery
TavlorC. L.,428 California
Thannhaueer & Co., 311 California
Vassault Ferdinand, 508 Montgomery
Wade William M., 214 Sansome
Waller Leopold P. F.,240 Montgomery
Whiting James W., 221 Sansome
WILLIAMS, DIMOND «fe CO., 202
Market
Winton Nelson W., 311 California
Wolf Abraham, 444 California
Woods E. L., 219 Sansome
Young F. E., 215 Sansome
Insurance Brokers.
{See Brokers.)
Insurance Companies.
Accident of North America, Brooks &
Baldwin agents, 411 California
jETNA, G. C. Boardman agent, 311
California
.ffitna Life, John H. Stevens, 315 Cal
Agricultural Fire, 322 California
Alliance Marine (of London) Parrott ft
Co. agents, 306 California
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Uannftustarers of Show Cases
and Store Fiztares.
37 MarM St
en IDCC rVTDA n DVi'''°^'"*'^*°*^«'='*"o'f<^*""P"«°®8 gent from 1 ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
LbLlrOL LA 1 llA Uni( France to this coumry, but without Brandy. ; 530 WASEDTaTOlT STEEET.
INS
1341
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Amazon (Cincinnati, 0.) Smith 4
Moody, 317 California
American Central (Fire) Smith &
Moody, 317 California
American Eagle Association (life) 123
California
AMERICAN FIRE (Philadelphia)
Brown, Craig & Co., 429 California
American Flro (of New York) Buttler
A Halden, 413 California
American (Newark, N. J.) Balfour,
Guthrie & Co., 316 California
AMERICAN STEAM BOILER (New
York) Brown, Oaig <fc Co., 429
California
AMERICAN SURETY (of New York)
Brown, Craig & Co., 429 California
ANGLO-NEVADA ASSURANCE
CORPORATION, 410 Pine
ATLAS ASSURANCE CO. (of London)
H. M. Newhall A Co.. 309 Sansome
BALOISE (Marine) Harry W. Syz, 410
California
Bankers' and Merchants' Mutual Life
Ass'n, 322 Montgomery
Bankers' Life Ass'n(of St. Paul, Minn.)
•317 California
Boston Board of Underwriters, Jo.i. S.
Bacon, 218 California
Boston Marine, J. N. Knowles, 28 Cal
Boston Underwriters (Fire) Edward E.
Potter, 428 California
BOYLSTON MUTUAL (Boston) H.
M. Newhall & Co., 309 Sansome
British America Assurance (Toronto)
Okell & Wooliey, 411 California
British and Foreign Marine (limited)
Balfour, Guthrie & Co., 316 Cal
Brooklyn Life, A. J. Bryant, 218 San
Caledonia (Fire, of Edinburgh) 316 Cal
California, L. L. Bromwell, president,
318 California
California Life Endowment Assn,H.
W. Snow president, 32i)i Mont
California Title Insurance and Trust
Co., 208 Sansome
Canton Insurance (of Hong Kong)
Parrott & Co., 306 California
CHINA TRADERS' (Marine) Wil
Hams. Dimond & Co., 202 Market
Chinese (Marine) William T. Coleman
& Co., 121 Market
Citizens' Fire (Cincinnati) 324 Cal
Citizens' Fire (St. Louis) 322-324 Cal-
ifornia
City of London Fire (London) W. J.
Callingham & Co., 420 California
Clinton, Jacobs & Easton, 423 Califor-
nia
COMMERCIAL (of California) 439 Cal-
ifornia
Commercial Union Assurance of Lon-
don, C. F. Mulllns, 301 California
Concordia (Milwaukee) Jacobs & Eas-
ton. 423 California
CONNECTICUT FIRE (Hartford)
Robert Dixon, 441 Califoruia
Connecticut Mutual Life, John S. Wll-
klns, 315 California
Continental (New York) 322 California
Danube (Marine branch) Hy Balzer <fc
Co., 209 Sansome
DEUTSCHEB LLOYD MARINE OF
BERLIN, Harry W. Syz, 410 Cal-
ifornia
DUSSELDOBFER MARINE IN-
SURANCE CO. (Dusseldorf) Harry
W. Syz, 410 California
Equitable Life Assurance Society, W.
D. Garland, 240 Montgomery
EQUITABLE BENEFIT ASSOCIA-
TION, 6 Odd Fellows' Bldg
Farragut (New York) 324 California'
FIDELI'TY AND CASUALTY IN-
SURANCE CO. (of New York) Jas.
R. Garniss, 219 Sansome
Fire Association of Philadelphia, C. A.
Laton, 439 California
Fire Insurance Association (of Lon-
don) 423 California
FIBEMANS FUND, SW cor Califor-
nia and Sansome
Firemen's (Baltimore) 324 California
Firemen's (Newark. N. J. )324 California
FRANCO- HUNGARIAN INSUR-
ANCE CO. (of Budapast) Gutte &
Frank. 303 California
Franklin (Philadelphia) Ed. E. Potter,
428 California
German-American (New York) Tom
C. Grant, 213 Sansome
German Fire (Pittsburgh, Pa.) Jacobg
ft Easton, 423 CaUfomla
(German Insurance Co. (Illinois) Jacobs
A Easton, 423 California
German Insurance Co. (Pittsburgh,
Pa.) 322 California
GERMANIA FIRE (N. Y.) Gutte &
Frank, 303 California
Germanla Life. Julius Jacobs, 423 Cal
Germanic Lloyd, Muecke <fc Co., 319
California
Glrard Fire of Philadelphia. 322 Cal
Glens Falls (N. Y.) Jacobs <B Easton,
423 California
Globe Marine (London) Wm.T. Coleman
& Co., SE cor Market and Main
Guardian Assurance Co. of London,
William J. Landers, 401 Cal
Hamburg-Bremen (Fire) Speyer & Her-
old, 415 California
HAMBURG - MAGDEBURG FIRE,
Gutte & Frank, 303 California
Hanover Fire (New York) 209 Sansome
Hartford Fire. Belden & Cofran, 313
California
Hartford Life and Annuity, T. Ells-
worth, 618 Market
Hartford Steam Boiler and Inspection
Co.. 322 California
HELVETIA MARINE. Harry W. Syz,
410 California
HELVETIA SWISS FIRE, Harry W.
Syz, 410 California
Home Accident Association, 204 Mont
Home Benefit Association (Life) 204
Montgomery
Home Fire (New York) A. E. MaglU,
221 Sansome
Home Mutual, 216 Sansome
Howard (New York) Jacobs & Easton,
423 California
IMPERIAL FIRE (London) George
D. Domln, manager, 215 Sansome
Insurance Co. of North America, Hunt
& Mitchell, 313 California
INSURANCE CO. OF THE STATE
OF PENNSYLVANIA, Brown,
Craig & Co., 429 California
.International Marine (Liverpool) Don-
aldson & Co., 319 California
La Fonciere Marine (Paris) 322 Cal
LANCASHIRE FIRE (Manchester)
Edwin W. Carpenter, 410 California
LION FIRE (London) George D. Dor-
nin manager, 215 Sansome
Liverpool and London and Globe,
Charles D. Haven, 422 Oaiifomla
LIVERPOOL UNDERWRITERS
ASSOCIATION, Catton, Bell &
Co.. 406 California
LLOYD'S PLATE GLASS INSUR-
ANCE CO.. Brown, Craig & Co., 429
California
London and Lancashire Fire, Balfour,
Guthrie <fe Co., 316 California
LONDON AND PROVINCIAL FIRE
(London) Harry W. Syz, 410 Cal-
ifornia
London and Provincial Marine, 322 Cal
LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORA-
TION, Robert Dickson manager,
SE cor California and Mont
London Assurance Corporation (Ma-
rine, of London) Parrott & Co.,
306 California
MAGDEBURG FIRE (of Magdeburg)
Gutte & Frank, 303 California
MAGDEBURG GENERAL (Marine)
Gutte & Frank, 303 California
Manchester Fire Assurance Co., Bal-
four, Guthrie & Co., 316 California
Manhattan Life, John Landers, 507
Montgomery
Maonheim (Marine limited, Gennany)
George Marcus & Co., 2.32 California
Manufacturers' Fire and Marine (Bos-
ton) 317 California
Marine (London) G. W. McNear, 306 Cal
Maritime (Liverpool) E. L. Woods,
219 Sansome
Massachusetts Benefit Life Associa-
tion of Boston, 330 Pine
Merchants' (New York) Jacobs «fc
Easton, 423 California
Merchants' (Newark, N. J.) Jacobs &
Easton) 423 California
Merchants' Mutual. Gutte <fc Frank,
303 California
Metropolitan Plate Glass, 322 California
Michigan Fire and Marine (Detroit)
428 California
Mutual Benefit Life (Newark) James
Forbes, 214 Sansome
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Assn, (New
York) 314 Montgomorv
NATIONAI< AiiiKCrRANCE
CO. (Ireland) H. M. Newhall &
Co., 309 Sansome
National Fire Insurance Co. (Hartford)
Manheim,StapIes & Co.217 Sansome
NATIONAL INSURANCE CO. (New
York) Wm. J. Dutton, 401 Califor-
nia
NATIONAL MARINE INSURANCE
ASSN (London) Gutte & Frank, 303
California
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE
(Boston) Henry K. Field, 324 Mont-
gomery
New Hampshire Fire (Manchester)
J. C. Jennings <t Co., 317 Cal
NEW SWISS LLOYD (Marine) Harry
W. Syz, 410 California
New York Life, A. G. Hawes, 220 San
New York Underwriters' Agency,
Cesar Bertheau, 209 Sansome
NEW ZEALAND (Fire and Marine)
Hugh Oaig, 312 California
Niagara Fire (New York) Speyer A
Harold, 415 California
North British and Mercantile (Fire)
Tom C. Grant, 213 Sansome
North British and Mercantile (London
and Edinburgh) Jacobs & Easton,
423 California
NORTH CHINA,
Macondray & Co. , SS cor
First and Market
North German Fire (Hamburg) Waiter
Speyer, 325 California
NORTHERN ASSURANCE, Robert
Dickson manager, SE cor California
and Montgomery
Northwestern Mutual Life, Clarence
M. Smith, 215 Sansome
NORWICH UNION, E. W. Carpen-
ter, 410 California
Oakland Home (Fire) Conrad A Max-
well, 421 California
Occidental Self-Endowment Assn, 28
Phelan Bldg
?on (Fire and
ORIENT INSURANCE CO. (Hart-
ford)George D. Domin,215 Sansome
Pacific Fire (New York) Rolla v. Watt,
317 California
Pacific Insurance Union, Alfred Still-
man, 307 Sansome
Pacific Mutual Life, 418 California
California
PHENIX FIRE (Brooklyn) Brown.
Craig A Co., 429 California
Philadelphia Board of Underwriters,
Joseph S. Bacon, 218 California
Phoenix Assurance Co. (London) But-
ler & Haldan, 413 California
Phoenix Fire (Hartford, Conn.) A. E.
MaglU, 221 Sansome
Providence Washington (Providence,
R.I.) Manhelm, Staples <tCo.,217
Sansome
Prussian National Insurance Co. (Stet-
tin) Hlrschfeld & Jacoby, 323 Cal
QUEEN FIRE (Liverpool) Robert
Dickson manager, SE cor California
and Montgomery
RELIANCE MARINE, Henry Lund
& Co., 214 California
ROYAL (Liverpool) E. W. Carpenter,
410 California
SCOTTISH UNION AND NATION-
AL (Edinburgh) Manheim, Staples
& Co.. 217 Sansome
Sea (Liverpool) Meyer, Wilson A Co.,
210 Battery
SECURITT (New Haven, Conn.)
Maiillard & Dickson, 405 California
Self-Endowment Life Association of
the U.S., 1032 Market
South Brlti.Mi and National Fire and
Marine (New Zealand) J. D. Mac-
pherson, 213 Sansome
Southern California (Los Angeles) J. R.
Hlllman, 405 California
Southern Insurance Co. (of New Or-
leans) Joseph C. Jennings & Co.,
317 California
Springfield Fire and Marine, Jacobs &
Easton, 423 California
St. Paul Fire and Marine, 322 California
Standard Marine (Liverpool) J. B. F.
Davis A Son, 429 California
JOHN HAMMOND
85
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Kanaftftctarer of every deserlpMon of
PA8BBKQBR, STRBBT AND FRXIGHT CABS.
4S to SO Beale Street. Sail Framelaeo.
Truman, Isham & Hooker, *^'-^^^JSt^nT6r?,f5i?^^«?eT'^'
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state Investment and Insurance, 218
Sansome
STKAITS FIRE (of Singapore) George
Marcusfc Co., 232 California
STRAITS MARINE (of Singapore)
George Marcus 4 Co., 232 California
SUK, C. L. Taylor president, Ed. E.
Potter, secretary, 428 California
Sun Fire Office (of Loudon) Hagan 4
Rotbchlld, 322 California
Sun Mutual (New Orleans) 317 Cal
Svea (of Gothenburg) J. M. Philip, 420
California
SWISS MARINE CO.'S (combined)
Harry W. Syz, 410 California
SWITZERLAND MARINE OF ZU-
RICH, Harry W. Syz, 410 California
Thames and Mersev Marine (Liver-
pool) W. Greer Harrison, 305 Cal
Traders (Chicago) Conrad <fc Maxwell,
421 California
TRANSATLANTIC FIRE (Hamburg)
Geo. Marcus* Co., 232 California
Transatlantic Marine (limited, of Ber-
llB) Thannhauser & Co., 311 Cal
Travelers (Life and Accident) Walter
W. Haskell, 242 Montgomery
Union. 416 California
Union Central Life (Cincinnati) James
McKlnlev, 127 Montgomery
Union Fire and Marine (New Zealand)
Louis L. Bromwell,318 California
Union (Fire; of Philadelphia, Jacobs &
Easton, 423 California
Union Insurance Society (of Canton)
Page Bros., 302 California
Union Marlne(Llverpool)E. L. Woods,
219 Sansome
Union Mutual Life, Charles F. Ook
manager, 3:il Pine
United Fire Re-Insurance. 324 Cal
United Life and .\ccident, George B.
Sanderson, 312 Pine
United States Fire (New York) D. L.
Beck <& Sons, 118 California
United States Life, J. W. Howall, 236
Kearny
UNIVERSAL (Marine) of London,
Wilfrid B. Chapman, 123 California
%
George D. Domin, 215
Sansonie
Washington Life (New York) John H.
Gray, 311 California
Westchester Fire of New York, A. C.
Donnell & Co. , general agents, 318
California
Western Assurance Co. (Toronto) But-
ler & Haldan. 413 California
Williamsburg Fire, Ed. E. Potter, 428
California
Workmen's Guarantee Fund Aesocla-
tion, 41 St. Ann's Building
Yanglsze Insnrance Assn.
Slacondray & Co. , S£ cor
First and Slarket.
Insnrance Companies-
Home.
ANGLO-NEVADA ASSURANCE
CORPORATION, 410 Pine
Bankers' and Merchants Mutual Life
Association of the United States,
322 Montgomery
California, Louis L. Bromwell, 318 Cal
California Title Insurance and Trust
Co., 206 Sansome
California Underwriters Association,
307 Sansome
COMMERCIAL (of CaUfomla) 439 Cal-
ifornia
FIREMANS FUND, SW cor
California and Sansome
Home Accident Aseoclation, 204 Mont
Home Benefit Association (Mntaal
Benefit Life) 204 Montgomery
Home Mutual, 216 Sansome
Oakland Home Fire (Oakland) 421 Cal
Pacific Mutual Life, 418 California
State Investment and Insurance, 21&-
220 Sansome
SUN, C. L. Tavlor president, Ed. B.
Potter secretary, 428 CaUfomla
Union, 416 California
Intelligence Offices.
(See Employment Officet.)
Interpreters of liangrnages.
Becsey Joseph A., 1922 Jessie
De Clairmont R. (English, French,
(Jerman and Spanish) 606 Clay
Duque Luis, 906 Market
Durand Adrian, 523 Kearny
Glover Andrew, 420 Vallejo
Hasbach Henry, 606 Merchant
Hopkins Rnfus C, 1624 West Mission
Locke Louis, Criminal Courts, City Hall
Millard Jerome, 1909 Broderlck
Reimer Julius, 507 Montgomery
Rickards Carlton, 311 California
Saoguinetti Stefano, Old City Hall
Son Dane, Wells, Fargo & Co.
Slieglltz John. 636 Clay
Stock E. C, Police Court, (Jlty HaU
Strau.ss Samuel, 302 Montgomery
Vrooman Daniel (Chinese) 14 Pros-
pect PI
InTCntors,
Drake Charles S., 101 St. Ann's Bldg
Eno Joseph A., 3:51 Montgomery
Hav John, 426 Kearny
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Pearson Nels K., 419 Fourth
SchoU Michae., 900 Vallejo
Tambllng William H., cor Van Ness
and Hickory Avs
Townsend Charies H., 434 Fifth
Wlester & Co. (agents) 17 New Mont
Iron— Pig,
Allen Charies R., 120 Beale
California Iron and Steel Co., 202
Market
Chandler Richard D., 507 East
COIiEMAN \frM. T. <Sc Co.,
SE cor Market and Main
Harley Charles, 116 Davis
Harrison John W., 204 California
LUND HENRY & CO., 214 California
Iron and Steel.
(See alio Jtletals.)
Anglo-Pacific Steel Co., 18 Nevada Blk
Bornstlne Henry, 403 Spear
California Iron and Steel Co.,202Market
Callahan Charles, 128-130 Folsom
Carolan & Co., 109-115 California
Colt & Folsom, 20 California
DOBLiE ABNER, 13 Fremont
DUNHABI, CARRIGAN &
CO., 17-19 Beale
Glbbs George W. & Co., 35 Fremont
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS
A CO., Junction Bush and Market
Isaacs William B.. 258 Market
Judson Manufacturing Co., 8 Pine
LINFORTH JAMES, 120 Front
MONTAGUE W. W. & CO., 309-317
Market
Morris Henry D., 22 Fremont
Oregon Iron and Steel Co., 206 Folsom
Pacific Iron and Nail Co., 9 Beale
Pacific Iron Yard, Henry Burnstlne,
401-405 Spear
PARK BROTHER & CO., 13-15 Fre-
mont
Pennington G. & E. A Sons, 219 Main
Roehm 4 Davidson, C. Warner agent,
109 California
SELBY THOMAS H. & CO.,
230-2-22 Mission
TAI.L.ON C. J., 123 CaUfomla
TAY GEORGE H. & CO.,
Vr. ^r. MONTAGUE as CO.,
IMPOBTEES OF
Galvanized and Common
AU Sizes and Numbers,
309, 311, 313, 315 & 317 Market St.
VAN WINKLE I. S. & CO.,
415 Market
Varney T. H. B., 22-24 Fremont
JAMES L.INFORTH,
Sole Agent for
Sybry, Searls & Co's;(Sheffield) Min-
ing and other Steels, "Pacific"
Cast Steel Wedges and Sledges.
120 FRONT STREET.
Iron Bedsteads.
Iron Doors. Sli utters, etc
(See also MaehinUU.)
BAY CITY IRON WORKS,
Bigelow & Little, 323 Mission and
103-105 Fremont
Hall's Safe and Lock Co., 211 California
JACKSON P. H. 4 CO., NW cor Fre-
mont and Mission
JUNG J. C, 110 Main
Iron Fences.
Champion Iron Fence Co., 18-20 Fre-
mont
Klttredge A. G., 18-20 Fremont •
Iron Foundries.
Alvarado, office 614-618 Battery
American Machine and Model Works,
I. A. Heald, 111-113 First
Architectural Iron Works, O'Connelli
Lewis, 230 Steuart
Atlas, Joseph B. Jardine, 213 Mission
Axford William, Harrison, bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth
BAY CITY IRON W^ORKS,
Bigelow & Little, 323 Mission and
103-105 Fremont
California Machine Works, 119 Beale
City, Joshua Hendy Machine Works,
NW cor Vallejo and Sansome
CITY IRON AND RAILING
WORKS, 731 Mission
Columbia, Reese Llewellyn, 133-135
Beale
EMPIRE, Savage, Son & Co.,
135-143 Fremont
Enterprise, H. Schrader 4 Co., 231
Spear
Eureka, Thompson Bros., 129 Beale
Fulton, Hinckley, Spiers & Hayes, 220
Fremont
Garcin L. P. & Son, 294 Howard
Garratt W. T. & Co., 138 Fremont
GOLDEN STATE AND
MINERS' (incorporated) 237
First
Industrial, McCormlck Brothers, 233
Beale
Jackson Byron, 625 Sixth
Jackson. John G. Us, 814 Kearny
JOSHUA HENDY BIACHINE
WORKS, 39-51 Fremont
Main St. Iron Works, William Deacon,
131-135 Main
Marine Iron Works, A. Mulr, 1015
Battery
MECHANICS, Nolte & Walsh, 213-213
First
METROPOLITAN
Curtis To bey, also man-
ufacturer sasli weigtLiM^
a04 Townsend, cor Third
Morton 4 Bowie. 234 Fremont
National, Marshutz & Cantrell, NW
cor Main and Howard
NOVELTY, GJeorgeH. Mixer. 117 Main
Occidental, Stelger <fe Kerr, 137 First
Pacific, Rankin, Bray ton & Co., 127
First
Pendergast William, 307-309 Folsom
Phoenix, Rlx & Firth, 18-20 Fremont
Pioneer, Calvin Nutting & Son, 2.33
Main
Ralston H. & J., 151 Beale
BIsdon Iron and Locomotive Works,
SE cor Beale and Howard
SAVAGE, SON & CO. (Em-
pire) 135-143 Fremont
OBIENT lis. Co. OF HABTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000
Asieta, $1,551,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
tilCKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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^mall lEaac H.,574 Brannan
Stuhr & White, 423 Mission
Union Iron Works, 216 Market
Iron Pipe.
{See Oas Pipe, Water Pipe, etc.)
Iron Ralllner*-
BAT CITY IRON WORKS,
Blgelow & Little, 323 Mission, and
Iron Truss Roofs.
CALIFORNIA BRIDGE! CO.
?2 California
SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE!
CO., 42 Market
Irrifratlng Pipe.
N.CLARKStSONS.
GVloe MARKET ST.yo
KtAiJDINU,McBtAN8cUU.
358 8cl360 MARKET ST.
LANK W. K., 505 Kearny
TRACY BRD'S &Cn.
za 2c Z2 EIGHTH STREET.
Irrigation and Canal Com-
panies.
Kern Valley Water Co., 533 Kearny
Paradise and Los Angeles G. and S.
M., Land and Water Co., 81 Nevada
Block
San Joaquin and Kings' River Canal
and Irrigation Co., 533 Kearny
Upper San Joaquin Irrigation Canal
Co., 316 California
iTOry Goods.
riger & Langland, 124 Eddy
Fortrlede Henry, 637 Market
Meyer J. G. H., 320 Kearny
IVIIili Si FINCK, 818 Market
iTOry Turners.
(iSice Turners.)
Japanese and Cliinese
Goods.
Chin Lee & Co., 521 Kearny
Deakin Walter. 120 Sutter
Deardorf Frank, 120 Sutter
Ichl Ban, Charles F. Cormaok man-
ager, UTS Market
Imaizumi Hiiietaro, 107 Sixth
Kim Thomas W. <fe Bro., 415 Stockton
Marsh G. T. <fc Co.. 625 Market
Marsh Victor, 206 Kearny
Mendelson Brothers, 36 California
O. Kai & Co., 547 Washington
Olcovlch Brothers, 12-14 Front
Oriental Silk and Jewelry Co., 206
Kearny
Japanners.
LEE JOHN & CO.. 34 Main
Short Charles R., 240 Fremont
TAY GEORGdi H. dc CO..
614-618 Battery
Jeiirelers— Importers.
Andrews A., 221 Montgomery
Barrett <fe Sherwood, 140 Montgomery
Braverman Louis <& Co., U9 Mont-
gomery
California Jewelry Co., 134 Sutter
Dlnkelspiei S. B. & Co., 120 Sutter
Dirking Fritz, 13 Phelan BIdg
Greenzweig George & Co., 122-124 San-
some
Hirscbman Adolph, 113 Sutter
Judis Aiphonse, 112 Sutter
Levlson Brothers, 1.34 Sutter
Lewis H. M., 655 Ciav
Lundy Thomas, 7-9 Third
Newman <fe Samuel, 17 Battery
PHELPS & MILLER, 120 Sutter
Kothschild & Hadeufeldt, 9 Hardie PI
Sherwood William J., 140 Montgomery
SHREVE GEO. C. <fc CO., 106-110
Montgomery
Simons Peter B. <ft Son, 220 Sutter
Stern J. W.& Co.. 213 Pine
STOTT ALFREID W., 3 Mont.
gomery
Straus A., 207 Montgomery
Tltcomb A. C. & Co., 24 Post
Van Vliet L., 103 Grant Av
Vanderslice W. K. & Co., 136 Sutter
Weyi Jonas, 126 Kearny
Wolff Henry, 120 Sutter
Wunsch M. & Co., Ill Sutter
a. C. SHEEVE. A. J. LEWIS. GEO. BONNY.
GEO. C. SHREVE & CO.
JEWELRY, DIAMONDS,
Watches and Silverware,
106-108-110 9Iontgromery St.
A. W. STOTT,
Jewelry, Diamonds
— AND —
3 Montgomery St.
Jewelers— aianufactnrins.
Adams Herbert W.. 9 Geary
Andrews A.. 221 Montgomery
AufrlchtigM., 116 Sixth
Baehr William, 649 Sacramento
Barrett & Sherwood, 140 Montgomery
Bellemere A., 331 Kearny
Brand Herman J., 230 Kearny
Braverman Louis <fe Co., 119 Mont-
gomery
BUJANNOFF RKINHOLD, 9
Lick PI
California Jewelry Co., 134 Sutter
California .Fewelry Factory, 9 Hardle PI
Chapman Harry, 608 Merchant
Clarli & Condon, 344 Kearny
Oiaussen Francis H., 410 Kearny
EUeau Henry, 208 Sutter
Hammersmith & Field, 118 Sutter
Hirschmau Adolph, 113 Sutter
Jackson R.W. (abajone) 624 Market
.Tones Joel B., 120 Sutter
Jordan George, 433 Montgomery
Koehier Augu.st, 13 Trinity
Larsen & Wilson, 201 Kearny
Levison Brothers, 134 Sutter
Lewis Henry M., 655 Clay
Lindeman C. H., 126 Kearny
Malhieu & Maison, .328 Bush
Miller Louis Jr., 112 Sutter
Monclsvias & Jones, 339 Kearny
Morris B. & Co. , 11014 Sutter
Neidhardt Paul, 410 Kearny
Neumann Albert, 9 Geary
Pacific Jewelry Co., 17 Battery
Peterson Gustaf B., 404 Post
PHELPS <fe MILLER (agents) 130
Sutter
Pohlmann & Heiduska,417 Kearny
Rapp Adolph, 9 Geary
Richter Adolph, 622 Merchant
Ritter Albert, 303 Kearny
Rltter Charles A., 120 Sutter
RUDOLPH CHARLiEJS, (on-
ameler; 112 Sutter
Schaeziein R., 13 Trinity
Scheppler W. & Co., .39 Third
Schohay Albert, 302 Hayes
SHREVE GEORGE C. <fc CO., 10«-110
Montgomery
Simons Peter B. & Son, 220 Sutter
Smith Gilbert, 24 Post
Sonnenfeid Samuel, 331 Kearny
STOTT ALFRb-D W., 3 Mont-
gomery
Tipson William A., 434 Pine
Tuclcev & Parsons, 205 Montgomery
Vanderslice W. K. & Co., 136 Sutter
WAGNER & OTT
WATERBURY WATCH 00.
(watches) 528 Market
WEYIi JONAS, 126 Eearnjr
Wolff Henry, 120 Sutter
Young Charles H., 3 Hardle PI
Zacharlas Z. A Co., 11 Geary
A. W. STOTT,
G-old and Diamond
JEWELRY
Made to Order,
3 MONTGOMERY ST*
13 Trinity
Jewelers— Retail.
(jStee Watchmakers and Jeweler*.)
Jewelers' Tools.
Jones Joel B., 120 Sutter
Levison Bros., 134 Sutter
Nordman Brothers, 120 Sutter
Wolff Henry, 120 Sutter
Joiners.
{See Carpenters; also Shipwriohts.)
Jewelrycase 9Ianufacturers
Lochbaum A. H. Jr., 134 Sutter
MUHS ANTONIO, 208 Sutter
Wempe Brothers, 573 Market
Junk Dealers.
Arata Steffano, 1526 Stockton
Borella A. & Co., 1136 Howard
Bryson Cyrus W., 527 Fourth
Burnstine Henry, 403 Spear
Callahan C, 128 Folsom
Cohn Marks & Co., 1076 Howard
Demon Paul, 434 Broadway
Fike 4 Norton. 740 Pacific
FOARD LORENTZ, 5 Steuart
Friedberg N. S., 1026 Howard
Friedman Solomon, 183 Sixteenth
Gabriel Gaspard, 544 Green
Geraghty Michael, 1322)^ Harrison
Harley 0. & Co., 116 Davis
Hashagen Martin, .503 Sixth
Kehoe Thomas, 417 Drumm
Kitzman Frederick, 1520 Powell
Kruger Louis, 38 Hayes
Lew Isaac, 9l4Sansome
Llpiiian Morris, 915 Folaom
Lund L. A., 5 Harrison
Lutz Charles, 2000 Dupont
Marks Marks, 856 Howard
Marx Herman. 643 Third
McMaster John, 264 Brannan
Miller & Wauph,453 Natoma
Nierman I. A. Co., 712 Sansoms
Parks John, 2193 Powell
Pidwell C. J. & Co., 207 Davli
Reber Jocob, 604 Fourth
RelchertA Co., 38 Clay
Ruggies D. W.. 312 Jackson
Solomon M. & Co., 408 Fifth
SworderR W., 637 Howard
Whitelaw T. P. H.. 216 Spear
Jute ]HtauuC»cturers.
California Jute Mill Co., 409 OaUfornls
Kerosene.
(.See Coal OU.)
Klndllns W^ood.
Weston C. W. (patent) 211 Mission
Kitchen ^Vare.
TAT GEORGE H. & CO.,
614-618 Battery
Knitted Goods.
Banner Chas. (elastic) 233 Seventeenth
California Hosiery Co., 535 Market
Harden burgh T. (mnfr) 2019 Mission
Peterleln R., 1146 Howard
Pflster J. J. & Co. (manufacturers) 120
Si'Uer
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS, ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE LARGEST BUSINESS
OF ANY AMERICAN COMPANY^
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Knittine lUlIs.
R.T. Pioneer Woolen Factorr. office
115 Battery
Isabels.
Abramson, Bacon & Hennlsh (cigar
box and druggists') 116 Battery
Bruce Donald, 618 Sacramento
California Cigar Box Co., K b Berry,
nr Fourth
California Label and General Printing
House, 4 Sutter
Otto A. F.,4a5 Front
SCHMIDT LABEL AND LITHO-
GBAPHIC CO.. 21-31 Main
Bhlne Daniel J., 535 Clay
SCHMILT UBEL k UTHOGRAPHIC CO.
MANT7FACTTJBKB8 03?
GLOSSED LABELS,
In every style and for every purpose.
21-31 MAIN ST.
METER, MARSHAIX&CO.
(gas) 147 Ellis
Myers John F. 4 Co., 863 Market
'fNathan B. * Co., 126-130 Sutter
♦Overacre Peter 1., 123 California
Phillips M. E., 1225 Market
"Straus J. A Co., 102-104 Battery
*SWAIN R. A. d£ CO., 16 Post
Verhagen Adolph, 1734 Market
'Wangenheim, Stemhelm & Co.. 528
Market
*Tates 4 Co., 113 Front
I<ainp Bfannfactiirers.
(See alio Lanterns, also Sefieetori.)
Anderson <fe Tallon (ship) 12 Market
BOESCH E. & CO., 583-585 Mission
Graff A. S. & Co., 47 Second
>L\ETELL JOHN (carriage) 823 Sac
MERIDAN MALLEABLE IKON
CO.. 528-530 Market
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I<3»«e Sfsnnfactiirers.
Hohenthal Gu stave. 139>i Fourth
Kraker <fc Israel, 521 Market
Lash H., 533 Market
I.a«e Slenders.
Lafaix Emilie Mrs., 320 Sutter
Llenard Marie Mrs., 414 Post
Zabel A. Mme., 624 Ellis
lisoes.
{^Importers. See also Dry Ooodt.)
Abrahamson Gustave, 130 Kearny
*Bauer Brothers <fc Co., 547 Market
*Cobliner Bros., 543 Market
Greenberg *; Greenberg, 31 Grant Av
*Gruhn & Messing, 22 Sansome
*Haker W. & Hinz, 545 Market
*Hlnz & Landt, 543 Market
Lash H., 533 Market
Levy Jules <fc Brothers, 5 Sansome
♦Muser Brothers, 541 Market
^Kosenbaum 4 Co.. 125 Sansome
Bosenberg Joe, 40 Geary
«Samuel8 D., 123 Post
vSachs Brothers & Co., SW cor San-
some and Bush
Stelnberger & Kallsher, 24 Sansome
Verdler, Morean 4 Co., SE cor Geary
|lt_ and Grant Av
lliadder Sfannrsctiirera.
Annes 4 Dallam, 226-232 Front
Iiadies' Farnlsbine Ooods.
iSee FumUhing Ooods—Ladiet\)
I<aeer Beer Importer*.
Bach. Meese & Co. (Budwelser) 321
Montgomerv
Boca Brewing Co., S s Berry, bet Fifth
and Sixth, branch office 225!^ Mont
Cassin P. J. & Co. (Weiss & Co.) 433
Battery
Evans A. F. <fe Co. (Anheuser, St.
Louis) 16 Front
Kaufman, Kau & Co. (Lemp's St.
Louis) 427 Jackson
liamp I>ealers.
Allvne <fe White. 112 Front
Armstrong J. T. & Co., 627 Kearny
BOESCH E. & CO., 5S3-585 Mission
*-Bums I. E. & Co., 50-58 Market
Clcott Frank X., 406 Market
Colmesnil James G., 1213 Market
♦DAY THOMAS «Sj CO., (Urn
Ited) 222 Sutter
•Dletz A. C. 4 Co., 7-9 Front
Graff A. S. & Co., 47 Second
HOLMES, BOOTH & HAY-
DENS (Ubrar7 and stand) 406
Market
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
MARSH H., 577 Market
MARTELL JOHN (coach) 623 Sac
PACIFIC
Lamp and Reflector Faclorj
E. BOESCH & CO.,
683-585 Mission St.
Patent I^ocomotive. Mlinlns,
Car, Railroad, Skip, Coacli
and Street
Opal and Sllver-Plated Corrugated
Glass Reflectors and Sun Lights, for
Lighting and Ventilating Churches,
Halls, Stores, etc. Diamond Burn-
ers, Square and round Tubular
Lanterns.
Metal Spinning and Stamping.
PACIFIC COAST LAND BUREAU,
618 Market
Pacific Development and Investment
Co., 318 Pine
Pacific Land Investment Co., foot
Market
Pomona Land and Water Co., 411 Cal
San Francisco Mutual Loan Associa-
tion, 307 Sansome
Saratoga Improvement Co., 202 Market
Sansallto Land and Ferry Co., 419 Cal
Sutter County Land Co. , 419 Callfomia
West Vancouver Commercial Co., 438^
California
I<and OfllceB.
Central Pacific Railroad, NE cor
Fourth and Townsend
McAFEE BROS., 10 Mont-
gomery
Southern Pacific Railroad, NE cor
Fourth and Townsend
United States, 610 Commercial
Iiandneape Gardeners.
Culllgan John, 704 Turk
HeiteU Thomas, 108 Montgomery Blfc
lochner Max, 1215 Geary
Lacrolx August, 1518 Bush
Mever WlUlam & Co.. 339 Bush
Servean Brothers, 2328 California
liandscape Photogrraphers.
liANGE OSCAR V., 26 Mont-
gomery
I<anip Sbades and ClilmneyB
DITHRIDGE & CO., 528-530 Market
r.anip IV^icba.
DOYI.E HENRY & CO., 517-
519 Market
FLETCHER MANUFACTURING
CO., 528-530 Market
Iiand Asents.
Frink George W., 618 Market
Haley John J., NE cor Fourth and
Townsend
McAFEE BROS., 10 Mont-
gomery
Ries Leopold, 621 Clay
Van Der Vaart H. W., 12 Montgomery
liand Agents— Bounty.
Hyde Frederick A., 623 Commercial
I.and Aasociatlons.
American Railway Construction and
Land Improvement Co., 37 Nevada
Block
Anglo-Mexican Mining and Land Co..
217 Sansome
California Land and Lumber Co., 401
CalUornia
Central Nevada Live Stock and Land
Co., 406 Montgomery
Duncan's MUls Land and Lumber Co.,
22 California
Eastern Oregon Land Co., 6(M Merchant
German Land and Cattle Co.. 123 Cal
Home and Loan Associates, 318 Pine
Home Mutual Building and Loan As-
sociation, 411 Calltornia
Home Security Building and Loan
Association, 411 Callfomia
Homestead Loan Association of Berke-
ley, 411 California
Italian-Swiss Agricultural Colony, 307
Sansome
Lagnna Rancho Farming Co., 328 Mont
Mexican Colonization Co., 506 Battery
Mllford Land and Lumber Co., 10 Cal
North San Francisco Homestead and
Railway Association, 317 California
Oregon Development C«., 304 Mont
Pacific Coast Dredging and Reclama-
tion Co., 327 Pine
(See aUo hardware.)
Anderson & Tallon (ship) 12 Market
BOESCH E. & CO., 583-585 Mission
Dletz A. C. & Co., 7-9 Front
EWING 4 BILL LANTERN CO..
528-530 Market
HALL A. I. & SON (agents) 528-530
Market
LANE W. E.. 505 Keamy
Swain R. A. 4 Co., 16 Post
TAY GEORGE H. & CO.,
614-618 Battery
Yates 4 Co., 113 Front
I<apldariea.
(See also Jewelers, etc.)
Bellemere A., 331 Keamy
Bretonnel Jules V., 328 Bush
Browne Anthonv, 620 Merchant
California Jewelry Co., 134 Sutter
Conor Francis, 614 Merchant
EUeau Henry, 208 Sutter
Koehler August. 13 Trinity
Lalne .Jules, 9 Hardle PI
Laird D. W., 27 Post
Rltter Albert, 303 Keamy
Rltter ChaHes A., 120 Sutter
Sonnenfleld Samuel. 331 Keamy
WEYIi JONAS, 126 Keamy
l.ast Bfahers.
Potter F. W., San Francisco Last Fac-
tory, 10 Stevenson
Wing William H. & Co., NE cor Mli-
slon and Fremont
¥.,atIiB-9IetalUc.
JACKSON P. H. & CO.. NW cor Fre-
mont and Mission
lianndrles.
Achln Auguste, 1007 Folsom
Anglade Jacques. 717 Lombard
Angonnet F. P., 603 Post
Audemard Marie Mme., 478 Tehama
Belgbelder & Lapouble (Hayes Park)
Madrid, Excelsior Homestead
Bennett Marv. 555 Bryant
Berre T., 1567 Slarket
Berson Alexandrine, 429 Sutter
Bonnet Edouard, 532 Valencia
Bouvet J. Mme., 21 Trenton
Bosq A. Mme., 6.39 Post
BuhotT., 1206 Sutter
Calllabet John F., 409 Fourth
Games Peter, 150 Shipley
Campagne Armand, 2020 FUlmore
Capdevlelle P., 101 Ohk
Causse Virginia, 320 Larkin
Chartier Louisa Mrs., 1015 Folsom
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Hanufactarers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Martet SL
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Chateau Antolne,904 Stocfeton
Chicago, E s Tennessee, bet Sierra and
Nevada
Claude August F., 525 Hayes
Connelly Thomas, 517 Mission
Contra Costa Laundry Association, 58
Sacramento
Cotte Elodlde Mrs., 411 Geary
DaroUes Leon, 33 Chenery
Dastugae Romain, 604 Broadway
Dauguet Frank, 532 Sixth
De Shields B., 81 Fourth
Doherty John A. Mrs.. 517 Mission
Drain Brothers, 614 Castro
Dufranc Vilal, 341 Third
Durand L., 109 Fourteenth
Enestrom P. <fc Co., 326 Drumm
Fanre H., 511 Hyde
FerranA.,1714Polk
Fleury Sophie, 131 Morris At
Ganco Severeln, 812 Larkln
Garnaud Etlenne, N s Thirtieth, bet
Dolores and Church
Gassmann John B., 406 Union
Godet Louis, 920 Howard
GoyheneU P., 609 Turk
Grasselly E., 1521 Polk
HALL & FERGUSON (United States)
3015 Sixteenth
Herron Thomas (mechanic's) NW cor
Michigan and Shasta
Husson Leon, 709 Larkln
Joubert Vlctorlne, 532 Valencia
KllcuUen Michael, 405 Fifth
Labat John, 205 Eddy
Lacome Jean, 345 Seventeenth
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY, 648 Market
LA GRANDE
LAUNDRY.
648 Market Street.
Lallement A., 629 Union
Lallement Julia Mrs., 925 Howard
Lamott Joseph, 1133 Clay
Lassalle Matilda, 132 Geary
Lascurettes Joseph, 1052 Howard
Lick (Wm. McCracken) 9 Lick PI
Lonstalet P., 1142>< Howard
Lycadore Joseph, 532 Sixth
Marcou Claudias, 1424 Dupont
Model Laundry, 33 Chenerv
Nlpou Paul <ft Co., 204 »^ Turk
Occidental Laundry, N s Filbert, bet
Gouph and Octavla
Olivier Claudlne, 1021 StocUon
Ortlund Gustaf, 1058'i Howard
Oudet Mary Mme., 1330'^ Pacific
Pacific (A. N. Wahler) office 775 Market
Palllasson Joseph, 2307 Pine
Papeller M, Mme., 48 Seventh
Payer Louise Mme., 115 Stockton
Peyre A. C, 1610 Geary
Pomme A., 2108 Fillmore
Ouenel Emlle, 1207 Golden Gats At
Haplnat Louis, 2512 Mission
Roux Alexander, Twenty-eighth, bet
Church and Sanchez
Roy Thomas & Co., 626 Fnlton
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY, 33
Geary
SAN FRANCISCO
LAUNDRY.
33 Geary Street
San Francisco Towel Co., 104 Market
Sarthou Bernard, 1229 Golden Gate Av
Schmidt Peter, 325 Dupont
Schmltt Leonard, 815 Montgomery Av
Simmonds A., 1743 Mission
St Crelq August, 811 Jackson
Sullivan Matthew, 5;i5 Mission
Tournel C. Mme., 120 Geary
Trudell Joseph A., 19 Rldlev
UNITED STATES" LiAVN-
DBY, 3015 SLxteenth
Vallon Joseph, 143 Ninth
Western Laundry Association, cor
Twenty-fourth and York
WHITE EDWARD P. (La Grande
and White's) 648 Market
Williamson Richard, 126 Fourth
Wolff Felice Mme., 715 Broadway
Zabel A. Mme., 624 Ellis
Iiaw Blanks.
(.See alto Booktellert.')
BANCROFT A. L. A, CO..
607 Market
Le Count Brothers, 533 Market
Bancroft-Whitney Co., 613 Clay
I<aw Stenoerapbers.
WXLiIilAMSON R., 331 Mont-
gomery, room 28
Iiead Pencils.
DIXON CRUCIBLE CO., 106
Davis
I<ead Pipe JHEanaractarers.
SELB Y SMELTING AND LEAD CO.,
office 416 Montgomery
Iiead TVorks.
Germanla, 314 Canfornia
Pacific Metal Works, 141-143 First
SELB Y SMELTING AND LEAD CO.,
office 416 Montgomery
lieather Dealers.
(^Importers. See alto Tannera.')
Bailey Joseph C, 218 California
Bourne R. A., 28 Second
Brown & Adams, 409 Battery
Cahen Brothers, 41 Clay
=^'Cahn, Nickeisburg <fi;Co.,129San8ome
ClayburghA.,45Clay
Clayburgh M. & Co., 109 Clay
'^Cummlngs F. & Co.. 418 Commercial
■•>Dolllver& Bro., 573 Market
Foley F. & Co., 219 Drumm
»rrank S. H. <fe Co., 406 Battery
Getleson B. & Co., 520 Market
Hart & Brandenstein, 417^19 Market
'^Hecht Bros. & Co., 25 Sansome
Heyman Julius, 41 Clay
Jacoby Brothers, 25-27 Second
^Johnson J. C. & Co., 12-14 Pine
Klopper Frederick, 26 O'Farrell
Krenz 0. L.. 583 Mission
Kron A. K. & Co., 505 Front
Kron & Eberhard, 505 Front
KuUman, Salz & Co., 106 Battery
Kullman, Wagner <fe Co., 106 Battery
Laguna 'Tannery, SB cor Gongh and
Filbert
Macomber C. A. & Co. , 318-320 Clay
*Magee <fc Moore, 310 Clay
*Maln & Winchester, 214 Battery
Mattern & Moore,25 New Montgomery
Nichols A. C. & Co., 402 Battery
PATRICK A. B. & CO., 324
Battery
Rosseteri Smith, 545 Market
•^Rued J. C. & Co., 119 Clay
Sawyer Tanning Co. The, 312 Clav
i-Stemfeld Brothers & Co., 565 Market
■■•'Stone L. D. & Co., 422 Battery
Sumner W. B. <fe Co., 415 Front
Urbach Ignatz, 618 Washington
WiUiams Brothers. 569 Market
A. C. NICHOLS & CO.,
400, 402 and 404 Battery Street,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in
LUTHER OF ULL KIHDS,
Including French, Eastern and Cali-
fornia. Hides, Tallow. Pelts,
Oil. Importers of Tanners' and Cur-
riers' Tools, Materials and Machinery.
Agents for Tanneries; also, James S.
Mason Co.'s Blacking. Pay the high-
est market price for Hides, Tallow and
Pelts.
lieatlier Ooods -
tarers.
Lochbaum August H. & Co., 134 Snttet
Muhs Antonio, 208 Sutter
Radius L., 538 California
Schultz Ernest, 607 Fell
Waldeck Charles, 1027 Sutter
lieeches— Importers.
Paturel C. Mme., 517 Bush
I.ibrarles— Public.
Free, Pacific HaU, N sBush, bet Kear-
ny and Dupont
French, 120 Sutter
Law, new City Hall
Mariners', NE cor Sacramento and
Drumm
Mechanics' Institute, 31 Post
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT UNI-
VERSITY, Stockton, bet Chestnut
and Francisco
Mercantile, 216 Bush
Military, 115 Kearny
Mission Branch, SE cor Howard and
Twenty-first
Odd FeUows', SW cor Seventh and
Market
Red Men's, 320 Post
San Francisco Law, new City HaU
Spanish, 531 California
Sutro's, 107 Battery
Young Men's Christian Assoclatloft,
232 Sutter
Iilfe PreserTers.
Watson & Co.. 122 Market
Xiime.
Blocbmann A Cerf (agents IXL) 5-
7 Drumm
DAVIS & COW ELL, 211 Drumm
Drummond R. S., 433 Valencia
Flanagan & Magulre, NW cor Eight-
eenth and Folsom
Hearfleld, Bannister <fc Co. (Paris
white) 347 Brannan
Holmes H. T. Lime Co., 14-18 Market
Hutson N., 1011 Brvant
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Mooser Charles E., 334 Kearny
Tlernan K & Co. . 2622 " "
Iiinen Tbreads.
BARBOUR BROTHERS CO.
THE, 517-519 Market
MARSHAXIi & CO., James
Elder agent, 538 Market
Kittle & Co. (Agents Flnlayson,
Bousfleld & Co.) 202 California
lilnens.
BEIili THOniAS & CO., 617-
519 Market
Brown <fe Metzner, agents York S.
Flax Spinning Co.. 535 Market
Kiiqnid eine.
Le Page's, 416 Market
Schwabacher & Salts, 205 Front
{See aUo Native Wines.')
American Wine Co., NW cor Califor-
nia and Polk
Amelung J. C, 214 California
Arnaud Albert, NW cor Post and
Grant Av
Bach, Meese & Co., 321 Montgomery
Badaracco Antonio, 1308 Pacific
Bamberger 4 Kaempfer, 657 Market
Blumenthal A Mund, 658 Mission
Bothln, Dallemand A Co., 215-217 Cal
Bovo Gabriel, 1300 Dupont
Bowman John S. & Co., 213 Battery
Bozio Orlando, 149 Fourth
BRAUNSCHWEIGEB & CO., 223 Cal
Buneman & Martonlnl, NWcor Front
and Clay
Burnell, Reynolds & Bumell, 519 Sac-
ramento
Carpv C. <fe Co., 517 Sacramento
Carroll, Abrams A Carroll, 109 Front
Cartan, McCarthy & Co., 513 Sac
Cassln P. J. & Co., SW cor Battery
and Washington
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
9IaniifaetDrer ofeTery description olT
PASSBNaSR, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
4a to 50 Beale Street, San Francisco.
Wag-ons.
TRUHf AN, ISHAM & HOOK£B. Asents for the Celebrated
MOIiliOW IRON AXJLiX: IVA^OK^. 421-4:2'y Market StrteU
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Chauche Adrien G., 615 Front
Chevalier F. & Co., 520 Washington
Chielovlch E. & Co., 877 Market
Christln & Boudan, 258 Fourth
COLEMAN WM. T. & CO.,
SE cor Main and Market
Commlns E. <fe Co., 5-7 Pine
Connolly P., 422 Kearny
Crane, Hastings <t- Co., 316 Sacramento
Craig 0. W.. 306 Battery
Daneri F. & Co., 27-29 California
Denaveaux <tMalson,NW corSansome
and Jackson
Dreyfus B. <fe Co., 101 California
Ebner & Brother, 853 Market
Egan John <t Co., 623 Sansome
Evans A. F. & Co., 16 Front
Fargo E. A. <fe Co., 316 Front
Favarel Louis, 1500 Polk
Fenkhausen A. & Co., 414 Front
FrapoUl, Berges & Co., 708 Sansome
Freudenberg M. & Co. , 630 Commercial
Frledlander, Behnemann & Co.. 221
Sansome
Gamier Emile, 618 Sacramento
Glovanovich Brothers, 1059 Howard
GlessAlvls, 401 Fourth
Goodwin M. * Co., 407 Battery
Gradwohl Meyer (broker) 401 California
(George (Joulet's Champagne) 111
Front
Greenebaum & Henry, NW cor Polk
' and California
Gruenberg M. & Co., 117 Battery
GUNDLACH J. & CO., SE cor
Market and Second
Haraszthy A. & Co., 530 Washington
Harrison & Co., 203 California
Heathcote, Dexter & Co., 410 Sacra'to
Hencken & Schroder, 208 Front
Hey, Grauerholz & Co., 215 Sacram'to
Hildebrand, Posner & Co., 411 Battery
Hlrschler Brothers & Co., 216 Sansome
Hoelscher William &Co.,NW cor Turk
and Taylor
Holjes J. H. <t Co., 398 Sixth
Holtum Ferdinand, 507-509 Clay
Hotaling A. P. & Co., 431 Jackson
Jaujou E. A. & Co., 430 Jackson
Jost C. <fe Son, 306 Clay
JuUlon J. A Co., 617 Pacific
Juri fli. & Son, 1328 Stockton
Kelly J. T. M. & Co., 217 Commercial
Kenny John, 605 Front
Klttelberger Charles, NE cor Market
and Powell
KOHLEE & FROHLING, 626 Mont-
gomery, and SB cor Sutter and
Grant Av
Kohler <fe Van Bergen, 417 Montgomery
Lachman S. & Co., 501 Market
tiachman A Jacobl, SE cor Second
and Bryant
Lang & Co., 100-104 First
Lawrence & Co., 823 Montgomery
Lenormand Bros., 735 Howard
Lllienthal & Co., 100-102 Front
LJVINGSTON & CO., 25 Fre-
mont
Loewe Brothers, 217 Battery
Lyons E. G. <fe Co., .508-510 Jackson
MANDLEBAUM F, & SONS
312 Sacramento
MARCUS GEO. & CO. (brandies) 232
California
Marion Wash., 501 Kearny
Martin E. & Co., 408 Front
Mathe & Perrin, 151 Eleventh
McNamee P. J^ 246 Fourth
Medau Julius H.. 968 Folsom
Meinecke Charles & Co., 314 Sac
Melczer Joseph, 259 Third
MEYER EM. & CO., 413-415 Pine
Meyerfeld A Mitchell, 312 Front
Monnler George, 1153 Howard
Monnler Peter, NW cor Hayes and
Franklin
Moore, Hunt & Co., 404 Front
More Samuel & Co., 216 California
Murphv James W., 420 Sacramento
Naber, Alfs & Bnine, 413 Front
Palmer Henry & Co., 435 California
Pascal, Dubedat & Co., 426 Jackson
Porter David, SE cor Leidesdorflf and
Halleck
PUTZMAN & WALSH, 340 Pine
Radovlch Bozo, 29 Geary
Renz John, 315 Commercial
Roth & Co., 214 Pine
Bottanzi Giosue, 1027 Market and 1012
"Valencia
Sabatie P. G. & Co., 330 Bush
Saulnier John & Co., 607 Front
SCHARDIN J. P. & CO.,
16 Grant Av
Schilling C. & Co., NW cor Pine and
Battery
Schlesinger Co. The, 219 Grant Av
Schoenfeld Jonas, 423 Jackson
Schultz William A., 523 Front
Shea, Bocqueraz <t Co., SW cor Front
and Jackson
Sherwood & Sherwood, 212 Market
Slebe Bros. & Plagemann, 328 Sansome
Slmmonds G. <fc Co., 215-217 California
Spruance, Stanley & Co., 410 Front
Sroufe & McCnim. 208 Market
Stevens George, 318 Front
Tanlere E. A Co., 416 Battery
Taussig Louis <fc Co., 26-28 Main
Taylor Thomas & Co., 311 Sacramento
Thacher George & Co., 823 Montgomery
Thomas Eugene & Co., 617 Sansome
TOBIN T. & M. E. & CO., NW cor
O'Farrell and Stockton
Upham A Co., 325 Sansome
Van Bergen N. & Co., 413 Clay
Vauthler Afred, 1.301 Stockton
Vlgnier Ami, 431 Battery
Walker James G. & Co., 224 Front
Walter M. & Co., 625 Sansome
Wards M. & Co., 416 Sansome
Weil Brothers & Sons, 213 Jackson
Westhoff A Co., 519 Sacramento
Wlchman A Lutgen, 321 Clay
WILMERDING & CO., 216 Front
Wlnslow James & Co.. 871 Market
Wolf John & Co., 410 Clav
WolffWilliam & Co., 105 Front
Wolters Brothers & Co.. 115-117 Front
Wolters, Campe A Co., 301 Front
liiqnors— Retail.
(See also Oroceries, Eetail.)
Abraham Wolf, 610 Mission
Abrahamson Nels, 123 Jackson
Adam <fe Kibbe, Junction Market,
Kearny and Geary
Adams Edward, NW cor Twenty-
sixth and Folsom
Adams Mary Mrs., 27 Pacific
Adams William, SE cor Fell and Gough
Ahern Daniel G., 9 Hunt
Ahkmann Thomas, 44 Steuart
Ahlers George, 229 Spear
Ahlers Dledrichs A., 228 Pacific
Ahrens A Pein. NE cor Third and Mis-
sion
AhrensDledrlchN., SW cor Mission
and Main
Ahrens GJeorge M., SE cor Fremont
and Howard
Aherns A Menken, 946 Valencfa
Ahrens J. H., SW cor Davis and Com-
mercial
Aklns William, N s Railroad Av, opp
Trinidad
Albln Louis, NW cor Twenty-second
and Potrero Av
Allen & O'Shea, 311 Fourth
Amaral Manuel, 225 Pacific
Andersen J. M., 9 Clay
Anderson Andrew, 250 Spear
Anderson August W., US Leidesdorff
Anderson Charles A., 209 Jackson
Anderson Herman, 102 Jackson
Anderson & Olsen, 817 Kearny
Anderson & Rasmus6en,29 Washingtn
Antonioll C. & Co., NW coi Sansome
and Merchant
Arata A Co., 526 Broadway
Arnaud Albert, NW cor Grant Av and
Post
AsherM. L., 1027 Larkln
Astredo Anthony, SE cor Stockton and
O'Farrell
Austin George B., 1615 Polk
Aver James H., NW cor Napa and
Illinois
Ayers Harry, NW cor Stockton and
O'Forrell
Baader John. 142 Fourth
Bacclgalupi Lorenzo, 1341 Dupont
Baclgalupl Frank, 412 Broadway
Bacigalupo Domentco, 1419 Dupont
Bacigalupl Giovanni. 1224 Dupont
Bacon John B., 213 Montgomery
Bacqulre & Perry, 407 Geary
Badaracco Antonio. 1308 Pacific
Bader AVilllam, 657 Natoma
Baehr John M.. 414 Sansome
Bailey Margaret, 71 Minna
Baker Maurice M.,SW cor Morton and
Grant Av
Baker Osborne F., 825 Montgomery
Baldwin The, Joyce and OmdorflT, 18-
Powell and .J7 Ellis
Bankson Joseph R., 1151 Market
Banman Joseph, NE cor Ninth and
Brannan
Bannister George, SW cor Fourth and
Berry
Barbierl A Atkins, 210 Grant Av
Bargone Leonard, 1118 Dupont
Barman Benjamin, 547 Jackson
Baron & Schoenmaker, 433 Bush
Barner Henry, NW cor Clay and Drum
Barra Ezeklel I., NW cor First and
Minna
Baire August, NE cor Lombard ana
Octavia
Barry James, 616 Montgomery
Barry Thomas, 233 Stevenson
Bartelle Robert, 221 Broadway
Bartels Henry P., 2232 Union
Barthel Robert, 273 East
Barton James. W s Dolores nr Six-
teenth
Barut Raymond, 609 Laguna
Batallle A Wllke, 612 Broadway
Bauer Charles G.,W s Baker, het Beacb
and Jefferson
Bauer Christ, 2422 Greenwich
Bauer G. A., SW cor Lott and McAl-
lister
Bauer George, 304 Francisco
Bauer John, 616 Seventh
Baum William, 609 Sansome
Bauman Ferdinand, 619 Merchant
Beaton A McKay 63!i Mission
Bechtel Francis C., SE cor Gough and
Hayes
Bechtel Ludwlg,NW cor Chestnut and
Powell
Benthan Harry, 636 Fourth
Becker Frederick, 2301 Mission
Becker Peter. 530 Haves
BECKMANN CHARLES F.,
338 Bush
Behringer Chris, 5H Belden PI
Beler & Holt,SW cor Bush and Dupont
Bellocq Francis MrB.,(3eary nr Masonic
Av
Bellue CamlUe, 515 Valencia
Bellue Peter, 32 Seventh
Benard Auguste F., NE cor Fifth tai
Howard
Bendt William, 8 Clay
Bennett F., 2.30 Brannan
Berard Edward, 125 Powell
Berger John P., 507 Pine
Bernard Augustus F., NE cor Fifth
and Howard
Bernard George, 409 California
Bemhard Jacob, N E cor Fourth and
Brannan
Besthom Herman E. , SE cor Beale and
Mission
Bertolucci <fe Venturl, 316 Broadway
Beth & Fricke, 1032 Market and 14
Mason
Bettai Joseph. Six-mile House
Beyer Adolph, 316 Clay
Beyer George, SW cor Powell and Bar
Blen<z A Kewitz, 1051 Market
Bilay Hugo A., 1655 Mission
BischoffCharles, S7TA Mission
Bi=;choflf John, 446 and 602 Mission
Bishop Henry, 130 Main
Bishop Michael, 60 First
Bishop Peter D., 207 Main
Biteau A Ortlon, 235 Montgomery Av
Blanc Eleo, Junction San Bruno Road
and Railroad Av
Blackwell Nathan, 350 Brannan
Bland Washington, 191 Jessie
Blatter Anton, NW cor Railroad Av
and Falkland
Blanken Henry, Six-Mile-House
Blohm John, 923 Kearny
BlohmJohn.SE cor Mission andFonrths
Bocca A Co., 1228 Dupont
Bode Carl. SW cor Channel and Fourth
Bode E. H. & Co., 536 California
Bode & Souc, 533 California
Boeckmann <fe Rumetsch, 207 Grant At
Bolts John F., 308 Kearny
Bonettl A Martinoni, 14 Seventh
Bontempi <fc Ferutto, 305 Mont Av
Boradt Henry, 528 Valencia
Borneman Henry, 130 Fourth
Boschen <ft Huncke, NE cor Beale and
Bryant
Bosse Louie, foot of Second
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Boundy William, lOn Jackson
Bonrjade Cherl P., 1509 Dupont
Boutes ife Pac, 511 Washington
Bovo Gabriel, 1300 Dupont
Bowes Brothers, 139 Ninth
Boyer <fe Moureen, 1232 Dupont
Boyle Robert, 901 Battery
Bozlo Orlando, 149 Fourth
Brady James, 821 Market
Brady Peter G., 391 '<; Ninth
Brady Thomas, 837 ilarket
Bramstedt John H., 251 Steuart
Brandtjen John, cor Sixth and^hannel
Brazil & Bettencort, SE cor Jackson
and Davis
BredhofT Henry, 423 East
Breede Henry A., 328 Third
Brennan William, 331 Bay
Brlckwedel Jacob. NE cor Bnsh and
Battery
Brlese Robert, 248 Sutter
BrlgKS George P., N s Honduras nr
Kentucky
Brink Charles H.. 18 Sixth
Brinkmnnn Charles, 112 Berry
Brlody Huijh, 22 Leidesdorff
Broderlck John, 41 Pacific
Broeske & Beschormann, 529>i Sacra-
mento
Bromley Thomas, SE cor Halght and
Stanyon
Brooks Annie Mrs., .Siej^f Third
Brophy WUIIam F.. 242 Ninth
Brosl Gottlob E., 45 Second
Brosnan Thomas, 404 Fourth
Broughton Charles, SW cor Jes9le and
Annie
Brown Charles C, 26 Clay
Brown Emma Mrs., 901 Kearny
Brown George, 122 Leidesdorff
Brown <fe Duncan, SE cor Montgomery
and Washington
Browne James A., NW cor Stockton
and Sutter
Browning William, 541 Clay
Brownlie James S., SEcor Eighteenth
and Castro
Broyer A. B., SW cor Mission and
Fourth and 200 Sixth
Broyer John, 225 Clay
Bruer John, SW cor Marquesas and
Railroad Av
Bruhns Hans W., 1122 Battery
Brunig Christian. 49 Stevenson
Brunlngs & Meyers, 600 Market
Bruns Albert F., NE cor Hayes and
Polk
Bruns & Staats, SW cor Market and
Eighth
Brans John P., SW cor Thirtieth and
San Jose Av
Brunsen M., 528 Pacific
Bmsaber Charles H., Ws Kentucky
nr Sierra
Bucca & DlModena. 1228 Dupont
Bnchanan James, 309 Third
Buck & Dreyer, 775 Market
Buckenmever Joseph, 1426 Stockton
Bullwlnkel Harry. SW cor Howard and
Bunton RichardL705 Market
Burfeind John H., NE cor Bay and
Larkin
Burke John, 515 Howard
Burke WlUlam J., NE cor Gough and
Market
Burke & Green, SE cor Second and
Brannan
Burmeister Julia Mrs., E s Lott, nr
Fell
Bums John H., NW cor Pine and
Kearny
Butler Charles G., 310 Montgomery
Butler Frank, 3553 Fillmore
Butler John, 7 Sutter and 506 Market
Butler Martin Mrs.. NW cor Tenth
and Bryant
Butler Michael, 846 Howard
Buzzlnl George, 31 Ninth
Buzzini Israel, 847 Valencia
Byrne John, 148 New Montgomery
Bywaters William, 310 Townsend
Cadleux Isaac L., 603 California
Calestlne Lulgl, 131 Pacific
Caley John, Nw cor Bush and Kearny
Callaghan Myles,820 Howard
Callahan Daniel, 50 Seventh
Callan James, 1742 Market
Calnen Timothy C, 2545 Mission
Candau & Dupre, 213 Third
Cannavan & Smith, 1164 Market
Capdevllle & Lacoste, 218 Mont Av
Carey Michael, 670 Howard
Carllle Andrew, SW cor Seventeenth
and Sanchez
Carlson Brothers, 415 East
Carlson & Anderson, 8H>^ Kearny
Carrere Baptlste J., SW cor St. Thomas
and Yazoo
Carroll James, 214 Fifth
Carroll Matthew, 420'^ Sixth
Carroll Michael, 118 Fifth
Carsten Christian, 254 Brannan
Casabome Joseph B., 228 Montg'y Av
Casadebat John B., 5.32 Merchant
Cavanaugh D. A.Mrs., NE cor Folsom
and Sixth
Cawley George. 13 Taylor
Cawley William, 147 Third
Cayot Celestin, 1122 Harrison
Cereghlno G. & D., 3260 Mission
Cerruti & BertuccI, 1326 Dupont
C'evasco & Garbarlno, 1229 Dupont
Chamberlin J. P., Junction Valencia
and Mission
Champagne Joseph, 643 Broadway
Chandler Edwin J., NW cor Fillmore
and O'Farrell
Chatham Joseph, 1201 Stelner
Chenoweth John M., 3 Ellis and 902
Market
Chesney D., 133 Sixth and NW cor
Morton and Grant Av
Chessler <fe Anderson, 518 Pacific
Chlelovlch E. & Co.. 877 Market
Chlucovlch Peter, SE cor Sansome and
Pacific
Christen Christopher, cor Yazoo and
Venezuela
Christen sen Charles J., 1005 Kearny
Christenson Josephine, 114 Jackson
Chrlstensen & Anderson, 120 Mont Av
Chrlstln Charles & Son, 313 Hayes
Christin & Boudan, 258 Fourth
Claffey Charles, 212 Sansome
Clancv John, 448 Twenty-second
Clark William M., 409 Fourth
Clausen Wm., cor Fifth and Folsom
Clavere <fe Bellegarde, 530 Merchant
Cleary Mary, 640^ Howard
Cleary Mary E., 5U Third
CUff'ord Eugene, 550 Mission
Cllne Brothers, 13 Stockton
Coakley Jeremiah, 236 Townsend
Coates Caleb, 37 Sutter
CoMne John, 10 Steuart
Coburn Henry, 160 Third
Cocian Nicholas, 449 Broadway
Codv Patrick J., NW cor Mission and
Twenty-ninth
Cohen Isadore, 500 Valencia
Cohen & Wood, 1906 Market
Coleman Dennis, SE cor Front and
Vallelo
Collins Matthew, Dunbar Alley
Colmann Martin, NE cor Pine and
Kearny
Comerford Patrick, 1911 Hyde
Conaty Peter, 21 Pacific
Condare & Martin, 896 Front
Condon John, 733 Howard
Connolly John J., 214 Post
Connolly Maurice, 525 Mission
Connolly P., 422 Kearny
Connojly Patrick, 528 Fourth
Connolly Peter, 643 Merchant
Connors John, 130 Pacific
Conolley Edward, 1200 Market
Consldlne John, 7>i Mission
Conway Bernard, 997 Market
Conway James, 200 Fourth
Cook Anne, 4(10 Third
Cook Edmund L., 221 Ellis
Corbett <fe Roche, 23 Second
Cordes Brun, 815 Clay
Cordes John, 213 Pine
Cosgrove James, 100 McAllister
Cosgrove Thomas, 1400 Devlsadero
Costa Glacomo, 314 Pacific
Costello Daniel, 821 Folsom
Coursey John, 66 Jessie
Crelghton Patrick, SW cor Folsom and
Fifth
Crlbbln Michael, 541 Fifth
Crocco <fe FugazI, 1500 Stockton
Cronin John, SE cor California and
Fillmore
Cronin Timothy J., 1120 Howard
Crowlev Cornelius, 1442 Valencia
Cruse John H., 527 East
Cucavlsh & Buslach 413 Washington
CuUen Richard, SW cor Ellis and
Broderlck
Cummlngs William J., 37 Third
Cuneo Charles. 539 Washington
Cunha & Brazil, 111 Jackson
Curran Bernard, 512 Bryant
Carran Patrick L., NW cor Berry and
Fourth
Cnrtln James, 1119 Market
Gurtin JamesMrs., 1062 Howard
Curtin John H., 648 Second
Cuslck Thomas, SW cor Seventh and
Natoma
Dailey Ellen Mrs., 668 Clementina
Dalcitt Paul, SE cor Alamaba and
Twenty-fifth
Dalldorf Rudolph, NE cor Mission and
Beale
Daly Dennis J., 55 Pacific
Daly John, 121 Montgomery
Daly J. T. Mrs., 621 Jlerchant
Daly Martin, W s Illinois, bet Napa
and Shasta
Damon John J., NE cor Halght and
Stanyan
Danahy James, Ocean Beach
Dasmann William, NW cor Polk and
Austin
» ATIS W. H. A CO.,105 Grant Av
Davis <fc Jamison, 668 Mission
Dawartz J. Fritz, 220 Montgomery Av
Dawson George, 321 California
Dawson William K.^15 Merchant
Deady Edward, 538 Haves
Deane Charles F., 311 Pacific
Deane William, 204 Clara
De Caspar Fidel, 330 Main
Deckenbach Jacob, 511 Valencia
Decker Bros., 915 Market
De Ghetaldi Emllio, 5143^ Battery
Deenan Thomas, 13 Fifth
Delahanty Edward, 24 Howard
Delaney John, 1338 Market
Deleau Brothers, 531 Jackson
Deleau Frederick. 1211 Powell
Demartinl Philip, 304 California
Denahy Jeremiah, 625 Fourth
Derham John F.,638 Broadway
Desprez P. Ferdinand, 3029 Sixteenth
Detels, Schneider & Stellman, 8 Sac
Detels William. 418 Clay
Detels A Bl6chofl',SE cor Harrison and
Main
Detels & Schneider, SE cor Pacific and
Davis
Detpen Angelo H., NE cor Mlsslpn and
New Montgomery
Detgen Henry, 517 East
Dever James, 2.38 Third
Dickson John F.. 107 Filth
Diehm George, 222 Washington
Diemer John, 657 Washington
DIers J. Henry, NE cor Davis and Sac
Dillon Henry , 1618 San Jose Av
Dillon John, Nebraska, nr Army
DIppel Henry, SW cor Montgomery A v
and Vallejo
Dlttmer John F., 63 New Montgomery
Dixon Antonio, 508 Broadway
Dixon Clement, 8 Summer
Dixon Thomas, 496 Fourth
Dobbas Bernard B., NW cor California
and Central Av
Doerlng George. NW cor Twenty-
fourth and Treat Av
Dohle John, 231 Third
Dolan Philip, 536 .Jackson
Dolan W. B., 145 Third
Donahue Patrick, 241 O'Farrell
Donoghue & Crlmmln, 666 Mission
Donovan Patrick, 510 Mission
Dorcy Peter, 20 Stockton
Dorgeloh Claus, NE cor Mission and
Steuart
Dormer Thomas, 439 Jackson
Dorrance William C, 112 Second
Doscher Frederick, 12 Oregon
Doscher John D. Mrs., 101 First
,. p^oscher <& Von Bargen, SE cor Web-
•n ster and McAllister
Dougherty John, ccrSlxth and Folsom
Dougliis John, am Fourth
Dowde John, 315 Sixth
Dovle Thomas, 110 Jackson
Doyle <fe Cashman, SW cor Third and
Howard
Doyle & Fay, E s New Montgomery,
bet Market and Jessie
Drahelm Pauline, 2047 Harrison
Drake James, 315 Pacific
Dreyer Dlediich, NE cor Napa and 111
Drever Ernst, 401 Sutter
DreVer John.. 514).^ Sixth
Drlscoll .Teremlah J. , 2.39M Seventh
Drlscoll John, NE cor St. Thomas and
Platte
Drlscoll Thomas, N s Twenty-fourth,
nr Noe
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Dnfour A. & Co.. 515>^ Fourth
Dnean Patrick F., 225 Third
Duggan Edward, 18 Sanchei
Diihr Lena, 626 Sacramento
Dumont Pierre, SE cor Fourth and
Folsom
Dunn Frank, 1318 Market
Dnnn John, 650 Sacramento
Donne Owen, 21 First
Durroux Joseph, 501 Fourth
Eagan John, 1129 Folsom
Ebner & Brother, 853 Market
Edwards Edward. 606 Commercial
Ehret Edward, 1151 Harrison
Elirtchs Richard, SE cor Battery and
Valiejo
Eichenlaub John, 412 Jackson
Elliott John R., NW cor Boker and
Beach
Elsaaser Charles, 1119 Pierce
Eltzer August, 318 Paciflc
Engehrecht S., 113 Sixth
Elverson Frederick, N s Point Lobos
Av, bet First and Second Avg
Elvin Henry, NE cor Main and Bryant
Engelhart Willlam,419 Montgomery Av
Engwlcht Eman\iel, 737 Folsom
Ennor Thomas, 210 Steuart
Enos Joseph L., 117 Jackson
Enrlght Cornelius, 411 Pine
Enright Thomas, 200 Seventh
Erben ■\Vllliam C, terminus P. and 0.
B. RR.
Erickson Erlck, 7 Merchant
Erlckson & Anderson, 425 East
Erwln Andrew L., 1007 Kearny
Evans <fe Neimes, 101 Powell
Eybs & Simes, 920 Market
Faber William, SW cor Sixth and Mkt
Fahey John, 4.32 Valencia
Fahrlg & Klrchner, Junction Market
and Turk
Falkenhahn F., 213 Sixth
Fallon A Buckley, 318 Bush
Farley Bernard, Junction County, Mis-
sion and Ocean House Roads
Farley Philip, 210 First
Farrell Patrick, cor Twentieth and
Point Lobos Av
Farrellv Michael, Melggs' Wharf
Fassler Bernardln, 301 East
Faulstich T., SE cor Harrison and
Fifth
Favarel Louis, 1500 Polk
Fee Andrew, 133 Sixth
Fehlemelcher August, 649 Clay
Feidmann Henrv, 645 Brannan
Fenk Frank, 2439 Greenwich
Ferguson John, 501 Kearny
Ferrera & Marengo, Junction old San
Jos6 Road and S. P. R. R.
Fetz Joseph, 107 Third
Fichtner A Schramm, 621 Commercial
Field Frank, NW cor Steuart and Har-
rison
Fllgate Henry G., 702 Mission
Finch Phiietus, 417 Fourth
I Flnnen August, 713 Clay
1 Finnertv John, 211 Stevenson
I Fisher William C, 772 Mission
1 Fitch Joshua B., 21 Stockton
Fltschen John C, 305 California
Fitter Elbe H., 533 East
Fltzhenry James, 532 Commercial
Fltzpatrlck & Doran, 73 Fourth
Fltzpatrlck <fe Owens, 36 Fourth
Flathmann Claus, 19 Market
i Flleger Henry R., 1318 Howard
i Florentin Augustus, Railroad Av , bet
Bermuda and Malta
Foerst Philip, N 8 Honduras, bet Sus-
I quehanna and Railroad Av
Fogarty Thomas, 519 East
' Foley WUllam F., 2038 Folsom
I Fopplano C. * Co., 1402 Dupont
Foran Thomas J., NW cor Geary and
Central Av
Forbes Frank, 1024 Larkln
I Ford Mary, W s San Bruno Road, nr
Wayland, U. M. T.
Fortmann & Dohrmann, 26 Eddy
I Foster Joslah W.,240-S California
j Fowler Sophus, 773 Market
I Fox Brothers, SWcor Mission Road
j and Onondaga Av
; Fox Charles J., 620 Market
• Foye 4 Reynolds, 1201 Folsom
i Fragmeler WlUlam, 651 Washington
I Franks Charles A., E s Baker, nr Jef-
ferson
Frayer & Perry, 304 Sutter
Frazler Patrick. 1403 Devlsadero
I Fredlanl Adrian, 1909 Geary
Free Hermann D., 321 Bay
Freese Frederick A., 315 East
Freese John H., 802 Valencia
Freltas John, 1018 Kearny
Freitas Manuel, 12 Commercial
Frese Christian, 518 Battery
Frisch Herman H.. 130 Seventh
Frlsble Moses, 534>^ Jackson
Fritschi 4 Segesser, SW cor Morton
and Kearny
Frltzschen H. B., NW cor Steuart and
Mission
Fulton & Trlplett, 659 Clay
Gaetjen Henry H., NW cor Fifth,
and Townsend
GalUard Joseph, 229 Sixth
GalUard Peter, 1406 Dupont
Galbreath William, 759 Brannan
Gales & Verdler, 536 Merchant
Gallagher John, 521 First
Gallandett James H., N s Merrlmac,
nr Illinois
Galvln Jeremiah, 243 Third
Gamma & Renner, 220 Kearny
Garcia Francisco, 133 Montgomery
Gardner August, 25 Turk
Gardner Joseph W., 429 Davis
Garnler Emlle, 618 Sacramento
Garrity James, Ws Georgia, bet Sierra
and Nevada
Gaussail Emile A., 1239 Stockton
Gauthler & Smith, 842 Market
Gavin Michael, 209 Third
Gebhardt * Graner, 907 Market
Gehrels Henry, NW cor Sacramento
and Battery
Gehrt Henrv, 703 Dupont
Gendottl Andrea, 1949 Mission
Gendottl Lulgl, 508 Octavla
Genet A., 316 Fifth
Georg Frank, SW cor Noe and Henry
George & Littlejohn, NW cor Polk and
Pacific
Gerken Dledrich, 33 Main
Gerkln Brothers, 30 Turk
Gerllch Brothers, 271 East
Germain John, 215 Paciflc
GlannettonI & Scolarl, i25^ Montgom-
erv Av
Glanninl Henry P., 2127 Mission
Glbb James, 617 Merchant
Glblin Timothy, NW cor Clay and
Leavenworth
GIbney Thomas F., 131 Fifth
Gilmour Thomas, NE cor Grove and
Laguna
Giovannlnl Francisco, 426 Broadway
Glovannlni Sebatino, 1129 Dupont
GlovannonI Angelo, 618 Front
Glraud & Martin, 532 Pacific
Glugni A Barbierl,819 Stockton
Gless A., SE cor Fourth and Harrison
Glynn William, 158 First
Gobey Frank, 228 Sutter
Goble John E., NW cor Fourth and
Merrlmac
Godlnho Aers, 8 Commercial
Goeckerltz E. H., 1048 Howard
Goetjen Henry, 51 Fremont
Goetz Paul, 775 Mission
Goger John, 315 Montgomery At
Goldman Joseph H., 12 Eddy
Goodwin M. & Co.. 407 Battery
Gordon A Healey,22 Hayes
Gorman Martin E., 313 Folsom
Grabe Franz, SW cor San Bruno Road
and Dwlght
Graber Jacob M., 810 Kearny
Grady John, 52 Steuart
Graf & Horn, SW cor Fourth and Min-
na
Grand Central Wine Rooms, 16 Third
Green Robert, 221 Sacramento .
Greene John E., 222 Fourth
Greggalns John J., 929 Bryant
Grell Frederick, 562 Brannan
Gries Frederick, SE cor Main and
Howard
Griesser Adolph, 769 Mission
GriflSn James, 537 Paciflc
Griffln Patrick, 1910 Market
Griffiths D. T., 34 Second
Grimes Robert, 34 Minna
Grimmelman A Siebs, 227 Montgomery
GroBse Sophia, SE cor Commercial and
Kearny
Grossman George J., NE cqr Post and
Kearny
Gruber Margaret, 643 Washington
Gruen Julius, office St. Ann's Bldg
Gruen & Heydenaber, SW cor Market
and O'Farrell
Guanzlsoli Louis, 425 Broadway
Gudehus Christian, 112 Drumm
Gundlach Jacob G., 607 Washington
Gutwllllg & Greinelsen, 242 Sutter
Haar Henry, NE cor O'Farrell and
Powell
Haas Leonard, 1708 Fillmore
Haase & Young, SW cor Steuart and
Harrison, and NE cor Bryant and
Main
Haberllng John C, 217 Grant Av
Hageman & Haquette, 5 Kearny and
12 Geary
Hagler John, 419 Bush
Hals Frank J., 404 Twenty-second
Halln John, 903 Kearny
HaU & Kroos. 2401 Mission
Halev Michael, SW cor King kO.
Sixth
Halllnan John J., 771 Market
Hamilton Hugh G., W s Illinois, bet
Sierra and Nevada
Hamilton & Clift, 108 EUIs
Hanlon John J., NE cor O'Farrell and
Devlsadero
Hannan Bernard, 150 Steuart
Hannan Michael, 17 Paciflc
Hannon Patrick, 1039 Folsom
Hansel Charles, 807 Brannan
Hansen Hans C, NW cor Twenty-
fourth and Mission
Hansen J. A. George, 108 Sutter
Hansen & Iverson, 430 Fourth
Harder John, W s Kentucky, bet Sierra
and Nevada
Harder Peter, 7 Market
Harder & Tiedgen, NE cor Oeory and
Larkln
Hare Patrick M., 140 Fifth
Harrlgan Alexander, 703 Davis
Harrlgan Michael, NW cor Mission
and New Montgomery
Harrlgan <fe GInty, SW cor Seventh
and Mission
Harrington Edward, 1951 Howard
Harris Chas. W., NW cor Sutter and
Grant Av
Harris John, 326 Grant Av
Harris & MerUtan. NW cor Bush and
Kearny
Harrison John, 138 Montgomery Av
Hart Edward, 3a5 Davis
Hartley John. T26 Howard
Hartman Marcus, 623 Davis
Hartman Michael, 368 Third
Hartman Philip, 11 Spear
Hartmann Adolph, 543 Jackson
Hartmann John F., 154 Second
Hartmann & Huestedt, NE cor Paciflc
and Stockton
Hashagen Martin, 506 Sixth
Hasselbusch John E.,914 Market
Haub John, 513-517 Montgomery Av
Haubrich Benjamin, 1905 Mission
Haufl'eF., 727 Davis
Hawkins & Waltersteln, 537 Kearny
Hayden James, stmr Tlburon
Hayes John, NW cor Fulton and
Buchanan
Heagerty Henry, SE cor Waller and
Stanvan
Healey J., 236 Brannan
Healey Morgan, 147 Valeacla ^^.^
Healey Patrick, 131 Third A-"^
Healy George F., 133 Sixth
Healy Michael F., 1726 Market
Healing James, 703 Market
Hedrlch & Euge, 12 Mason
Heffeman Michael. 223 Sansome
Heine Samuel, N s Honduras nr Ken
Heine Louis, NW cor Third and Bryant
Heinz John, 637 Broadway
Heitmann Alwlne, 630 Paciflc
Heltman Herman H.. NW cor Davis
and Jackson
Hettmueller WlUlam, 1017 Battery
Held William, 208 Sacramento
Hencken Martin, 735 Mission
Hencken & Brandt. 154 Third
Henderson Alexander H., Junction
Market and Van Ness Av
Hendrlckson John, 20 Folsom
Henne Henrv, 38 O'Farrell
Henrloulle Gregory, 117 Seventh
HenrlouUe Gustave, 135 Second
Hentz Augustus H., NW cor McAllis-
ter ana Hyde
Herber John, 1154 Market
Herbst & Maas.SE corKeamy and Post
Herdel Frederick, 799 Height
Herllhv Dennis C, 207 Second
Herman Rudolph, S s Jefiferson, bet
Baker and Lyon
Hess <fe Herttel. 634 Paciflc
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Heye Henry , 234 Towngend
Heyman Henrv, 615 Pacific
Hlckey Daniel, l?27>i Stevenson and
227 Pacific
Hlen August, 736 Montgomery
HIggs John, 233 Sixth
Hlldebrandt Augustus, 913 Kearny
Hildebrand & Hofftnan, 925 Kearny
Hili Frank. 346 Fourth
Hill John. 2010 Fillmore
HiUebrand Albert,1019 Market
Hllplsch Jacob, 2 Leidesdorff
Hlnger Fred. SE cor Post and Central
Av
Hlnk <fc Almag, NE cor Washington
and Montgomery
HlnrlchsA.,2 Union
Hinrlchs A Haesloop, 227 Dmmm
HIntmann Henry, SW cor Polk and
Union
Hlschler Baptlste, 206 Drumm
Hochguertel Nicholas, Ocean Beach,
nr CM ff House
Hoeft <fe Mlchaelsen, 818 Clay
Hoelscher August <fc Co., 105 Second
HoflTmann Frank, SW cor California
and Kearny
Hoffman & Hanlln, 246 Third
Hogan Dennis J.. 1111 Howard
Hogan Edward, 604 Natoma
Hogan Michael D., 106 Fifth
Hogan Patrick, 12 Ellis
Hoglln Peter, 405 Drumm
HoUe John B., SW cor Railroad Av
and Falkland
Holjes ■& Jacbens, SW cor Union and
Front
Holler A Jobst, NW cor Geary and
Kearny
Holman Margaret, 564 Mission
Hoitnm Ferdinand, 507-509 Clay
Holtum & Anderson, 409 Sansome and
613 Montgomery
Hooper Aaron, NE cor Front and
Market
Hoops H., SE cor Kearny and Bay
Horan James D., 1334 Howard
Horrlgan John, 520 Broadway
Horstmann Henry, SW cor Thirtieth
and Mission
Hoss John, NW cor Sutter and Kearny
Hough John, 5 Mason
Howe Tlmothv, 334 Bush
Huber Bros., 620 Bush
Huber Henry. 417 Bush
Huber Louis A Co., 333 Bush
Hughes WiUiam, 546 Mission
Hughes William H., 108 Steuart
HuU William, 38 Seventh
Hulsmann Frederick H., 701 Fourth
Hummel John J., 427 Fourth
Hund John B., 823 Market
Huneke John, SW cor First and Fed-
eral
Hunt Simon, 154 Steuart
Huntemann Chris. & Co., 801 Kearny
Hunter John, 212 Townsend
Hunter Robert P., 410 Fifth
Huri John, 217 Pacific
Hurley Denis, 207 Second
Hussey Michael H., 1-3 Morton
Hutaff Henry W., 24 Montgomery At
Huston Hugh, 217 Valencia
Huwe William, 21 Beale
Iburg William M., 5 Belden
ImeUi Max. 1053 Market
Ingram William E., 800 Montgomery
Ischerwood J. L., 15 Valencia
lyen Richard C, SW cor Sixth and
Howard
Ivemeyer Henry, SW cor Battery and
Commercial
Iversen Peter, 417 Post
Jackson Horace, 189 Jessie
Jagels Dledrlch, 3 Clay
Janke John, 244 Sutter
Jansen G. A. F., NE cor First and
Brannan
Jellings William, 700 Kearny
Jellison Benlamin F., NE cor Califor-
nia and Kearny
Jenkins David, 204 Steuart
Jenkklns & Webb, NEcor Sacramento
and Kearny
Jensen A Slmonson, 530 Sacramento
Johanson Gustav, 7 Commercial
Johnson Alice Mrs., 302 Pacific
Johnson Andrew, 214 Steuart
Johnson Andrew, 29 Commercial
Johnson Charies, SE.cor Jackson and
Dromm
Johnson Gustav, 7 Commercial
Johnson Jennie, 106 .lackson
Johnson John, 6 Jackson
Johnson Peter, 117 Twenty-fourth
Johnson Peter A., 812 Kearny
Johnson Peter A., SW cor Fourth and
Brannan
Johnson 4 Wahlby, 617 Davis
Jones Frank L.. 194 Stevenson
Jones & Perkins, 1162 Market
Jordan Adolph, 425 Montgomery At
Josephson Joshua S., 300 Turk
Josue Arthur, 113 Davis
Joullln Ettiene, 32 Sixth
Joyce & Orndorff, The Baldwin
JuUen J. 4 Co., 617 Pacific
Junck Cord G.,SW cor Clay and Powell
Juri L. <fe Son, 1328 Stockton
Jurss John A Co., 605 Davis
Kahn Joseph, 416 Pine
Kahle Frank, SE cor Mission and
Fourteenth
Kaiser Frederick, 506 Montgomery
Kalstein Henry, 629 Front
Kampe Frederick, 506 Montgomery
Kampe Frederick W., NW cor Geary
and Hvde
Kamps Frederick W., 18 California
Kane Michael, 200 First
Karstens Charles, 35 Eddy
Kasch Henry, 6 Mission
Kayser & Mayer, 910 Market
Kearny Edward, NW cor Pacific and
Battery
Kearnv James F., 21 Leidesdorff'
Keating James B., 346'4 Seventh
Keenan Charles, 1144 Market
Kehlenbeck A Stuckert, 8 Sixth
Kelleher A Donahue, 114 Second
Keller <t Kiedlln, 1749 Mission
Kelley James, 827 Folsom
Kelley Luke, 211 Eighth
Kelly John, 43 Second
Kelly John, 186 Jessie
Kelly Martin, W s Mission Boad, nr
Six Mile House
Kellv Peter, 216 Eighth
Kelly Thomas, W s Railroad Av, bet
Manitoba and Dominica
Kennedy George, 120 Bryant
Kennedy Mary Mrs., E s Kentucky, nr
Napa
Keppel A. C, NE cor Fifteenth and
Mission
Kerr Matthew, 16 Leidesdorff
Kerrigan Mary, 225 Perry
Kerwin & Brother, 20 Leidesdorff
Ketterer Andrew, 2209 Powell
Keuerleber August, 210 Leidesdorff
Keuerieber F. W.,624 Clay
Klele Herman, 529 Pine
Kiernan Daniel, 104 Steuart
Kiernan Thomas J., 1499 Market
Kihlmeyer Jacob, 1725 Mission
Kilday Michael, 100 Second
Ktlroy Marv Mrs., 213 Pacific
Kilsby & Johnson. 16 Clay
Kinder A Brand, 31 Fifth
Kisllh Ernst, 7 Stevenson
Kittelberger Charles, NE cor Pow«U
and Market
Klages August, 1030 Folsom
Klassen Henry, 215 Fourth
Kleinhammer Henry, 135 Folsom
Klemeier Herman H., 13 Post
Klimm Adam, 16 Folsom
Kllnd Joseph, 303 Clay
Klohnhammer Hans, 149 Berry
Klos William, 111 Leidesdorff
Kneese George, 922 Battery
Knight William M., 6 Spring
Knippenberg Ernst R., SE cor Steuart
and Howard
Knobloph A Becker, 1727 Kentucky
Knottner Florian, 505 Mission
Knndson Thomas, 318 Brannan
Kock Hans H., 15 Leidesdorff
Koehler Edward W., 426 Fourth
Koehler Herman, 1 Gardner
Koenlg Ferdinand, 630 Pacific and 215
Montgomery Av
Ko?nig Frank, 535 Merchant
Kohler John, 1841 Market
Kohler & Frohling, 626 Montgomery,
and SE cor Grant Av and Sutter
Kohnke P. F. F., 120 California
Konlg Viggo, 116 Montgomery Av
Koopmann John, 36 Sacramento
Kordmever George, Russ House Bar
Kordt <fe Langmack, SE cor Jackson
and Battery
Korner George, 1200 Pacific
Korren John, SW cor Twenty-ninth
and Dolores
Kraft George. 611 Davis
Krahn .Albert, 238 Steuart
Krauss Bernhard, 651 Washington
Kransse & Lane, 24 Third
Krehmke John, 15 Pacific
Krelss Charles E., 1631 Market
Kreling Bros., 32 Eddv
Kreuser Frank, 806 Third ^-^
Krohn Louis, 33 Pacific •-'^
Kronberg Adolph, 121 Eddy
Krongvist Charies, 720 Washington
Krueckel Brothers, 412 Market
Krueckel Peter, SW cor Fulton and
Franklin
Krnse Martin, NE cor Chestnut and
Montgomery
Krynskl Luka*', 2925 Mission
Kuehn Max, NE cor Twenty-fourth
and Florida
Kuhlke John H., SW cor Mission and
Beale
Kubn Henrv, 710 Valencia
Kuhn A Eschenhorst, 1034 Market
Kumpf Peter, 102 Sixth
Kyle Robert, 304 Pacific
Labarbere J., 31 Sacramento
Labat John, 1401 Powell
Lablne A Massat, 641 Commercial
Lacazette Bertrand D., 308 Mont At
La Chapelle E. Mme., NE cor Central
Av and Post
Lacroix John, 1522 Stockton
Laduskl John, 518 Merchant
Lafferty Bernard F., 303 Beala
Lagrave Bernard, cor Railroad Av and
Trinidad
Lagrave John P., 1122 Dupont
Laird Robert B.l616 SUth
Lamar Charles W., SE cor ThUtleth
and Point Lobos Avs
Landgraff Joseph, First Av, nr Tm-k
Landsberg Albert, 1300 Market
Lane John J., 17 Powell
Lane Michael, 326 Davis
Lang Lena Mrs., 122 Berry
Lange Charies H., .593 Sixth
Lange Peter N., 246 Townsend
Lankenau Henry, NW cor Tenerlffk
and Railroad Av
Lapoulide Adolph, 433 Fourth
Larsen Anton, 519 Pacific
Larsen Cari G., 18 Eddy
Lass Henry F., 110 Berry
Langel Andrew, 1412 Dnpont
Lauriston A Ross, 921 Battery
Lauterbach E. A Co., SE cor Golden
Gate Av and Larkin
Lantz Lewis. 143 Taylor
Lavlgne Raymond, 416 Fourth
Learv Patrick, 420 Pacific ^
Leedes Albert. 609 Montgomery ^"^
Leege WlUiam & Coy U3 HaUeck
Lehmus John, 2236 Union
Lelttner Joseph, 1500 California
Lemaire Anton, NE cor Beale and
Howard _
Lenormand Brothers, 735 Howard
Leon E. A Co., 1918 Fillmore, and SB
cor Twenty-sixth and Mission
Lester Thomas, 815)£Folsom
Levers A Miers, 813 Kearny
Lew B. N., 436 Hayes
Levy David P., 607 Sacramento
-^
Fifth
ifth and Harr).
Levy Ferdinand, 347 'fl
Levy Henry, NE cor Fi
son
LeweUyn Robert, 14 Clay
Lewis Sarah Mrs., 30 Clara
Leydecker Theodore W., SW cor Clay
and East
Levdecker & Lunsman. 631 Davis
Llebenberg Henry, 413 Davis
Llebert Brothers, cor Greenwich and
Gongh
Llebmann Otto, NE cor Kearny and
Greenwich
Llpon JuUus. 229 Main
Lllkendey Otto W., SW cor Francisco
and Powell
LIU August H., 16 Eddy
Lille Michel, 1413 Dupont
Llndall Martin, 49 Clay
Lindemann 4 John, 800 Sixth
Linn Jacob, 3114 Mission
Llppl Barlaine, 712 Pacific
Loch William, S13 Stockton
Loesch Chas., SEcor Pine and Keamj
Logan Edward, 156 Clara
Logan John, Mission, opp Cortland At
Lobsen A .\ppiariu8, junction Market
and Hayes
Loonev Andrew, 9 Powell
Looney John, 57 Clementina
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Lough James, 514 Mission
Lubben John, 506 Washington
Lucv John T., 802 Howard
Ludin Charles, 414 Bush
Ludorff Julius, SW cor Front and
Washington
Luesmann Henry H.. 1512 Polk
Lukln Joseph A., 446 California
Lund Peter, 200 Fifth
Lunstedt Edward, NE cor Washington
and Kearny
Luporlni Lulgi, 422 Broadway
Luttrlnger Charles, W s Mission Koad,
nr County Line
Lynch James, NE cor Fourth and
Minna
Lynch William, 639 Third
Lynch & Ryan, 717}^ Davlg
Maack E., SE cor Post and Stockton
Maass Andreas, SW cor Harrison and
Beale
Maass Henry, 139 Beale
Macintosh John S., SW cor Larkln
and Fulton
Mackey Patrick. 915)^ Battery
Madden Francis, 48 Jessie
Madden Richard, SW cor Bay and
Mason
Madson & Peterson, 7 Berry
Magen Louis H., 6 Clara Lane
Maggs James, 130 Gearv
Magistra Charles A., 218 Mont Av
Magnire George E., 238 Minna
Mahler John, 217 Beale /
Mahoney Edward I., 31 Fourth ^
Malagamba Camtllo, 1128 Folsom
Malley William, 21 Vallejo
Malone James, 516 Second
Mangels Henry, 1057 Market
Mangels & Lilienthal. SW cor Third
and Mission and NW cor Mission
and Twentv-flfth
Margetson A Street. 200 Market
Marggraff Charles, 2.5 Summer
Marks Henry, 44 Steuart
Marshall Joseph, 1210 Polk
Martin Andreas, 612 Sacramento
Martin Andrew J., SE cor Bush and
Keamv
Martin C. H., SWcor Davis and VaUelo
Martin Joseph, 448 Valencia
Martin Peter, 572 Folsom
Martin Philip, 540 Clay
Martin Robert, 808 Kearny
Martin & Horton. 545 Clay
Martlnelll Francisco, 12 Prescott
Marvin James B., 5 Leidesdorff
Mash Frederick, 19 Steuart
Mathe * Perrin. 151 Eleventh
Mathews Mary Mrs., 308'^ Pacific
Mathleu Gaston, 220 O'Farrell
Matticevlch Nicholas, NE cor Wash-
ington and Battery
Mayer Wendelln, 25 Sixth
Maynard Brothers. .500 Pacific
MazzI Frank, 22 Montgomerv Av
McArdle Peter, SE cor Fourth and
Market
McCallum Duncan, 515 Clay
McCarthy Catherine Mrs., SW cor
Army and Sanchez
McCauley Owen, 804 Howard
McClellan Robert, 115 Vallejo
McCluskey Annie, E s San Bruno Road,
. nr Tenerlffe
McCoIpen <fe Doherty, 224 Third
McConnell Kate, 421 Natoma
McCormick Patrick, SE cor Napa^nd
Illinois ^^
McCormick W., S. P. Co's ferrv stmrs
McCrellls Benjamin F., 210 Bush
McCue Frank W., 2546 Fo'som
McCully John, SW cor Second and
Minna
McCnrry Alexander, 219 Second
McDevItt Daniel, 548 Ninth
McDonald Henrietta, E s Louisiana,
bet Sierra and Napa
McDonald .Tohn, 17 Sixth
McDonald M. J., 728 Brannan
McDonald Thomas, Ocean View
McDonough Bridget, 9 Jessie
McDonough Thomas P., 325 Sansome,
McFarland Joseph B., NW cor Union
and Steiner
McGlnaty Dennis, NW coi Twenty-
fourth and Folsom *•
McGovem Philip, NE cor Market and
Kearny
McGreeban Thomas, NE cor Eleventh
and Howard
McGregor James, 242 Brannan
McGrory .Thomas, 36 Second
McGulre James, 11,50 Market
Mclnerny John, 1016 Bryant
McKay James, 639 Mission
McKendrv James, 205 Pacific
McKlernan Daniel, 104 Steuart
McKlnney James, NW cor Hamp-
shire and Twentv-flfth
McKlttrlck James, 308 Fourth
5IcLaughlin Michael, 1021 Howard
McLaughlin William, 2 King,
McLennan Neil, 2931 Geary
McLeod Angus. 5 Morton
McMahon Timothv, 414 Sixth
McManus W. H., 846 Howard
McMullen John, 228 First
McNallv Charles. 243 Minna
McNaniara Daniel, 310 Pacific
McNamara James. NW cor HllnoiB
and Napa
McNamee P. J., 246 Fourth
McNear James, 908 Kearny
McNeill J. E., SE cor Market and
Eighth
McNlece & Anderson, 902 Kearny
Meade John, 1646 Mission
Meany & Shea, 129 Third
Meehan John, SE cor Second and
Howard
Melnberg Moritz, 1714 Mission
Meinecke Frederick, W s Mission
Road, nr Five Mile House
Melsel Henry C, NW cor Eighth and
Minna
Melssner Lambert A.. 423 Dnpont
Melster Michael. 331 Fifth
Melander Edward, 106 Jackson
Melczer Joseph, 259 Third
Mendes David, 341 Sixth
Mendiondou <fe Sajous, SE cor Kearny
and Sacramento
Mercler Eugene, NW cor Folsom and
Seventh
Merz William, 1907 Halght
Mettelstadt Herman, 419 Hayes
Meyer Anton, 8W cor Sacramento and
Dmmm
Meyer Diedrich, NW cor Fillmore and
Greenwich
Meyer Frederick R., NW cor Clay and
Davis
Mever Henry, 724 Front
Meyer Henry, SE cor Fourth and Bran
Mever Hermann H. , 440 Bush
Meyer H. S.. 21 Davis
Meyer Joseph J., NE cor Church and
Thirtieth
Meyer William M., NW cor Beale and
Meyer & Bush, 220 Dupont
Mever & Christensen, S. P. Co's Town-
send St. Depot
Mevn John C, 1213 Polk
Michell & Treweek, 504 Hayes
Miles John C, NE cor Sutter and Polk
Miller Henrv, 503 Pacific
Miller John, 253 Steuart
Miller John, 454 Seventh
Miller John, 5:J8 Commercial
Mills James, 256 Brannan
Minor & Smith, 13 Third
Mitchell Michael. 4 Union
Mitchell Robert, NE cor California and
Walnut
Moegling Charles, 1143 Mission
Moeller & Grauffel, 625 Clay
Moller & Bock, cor Polk and Austin
Molloy Denis, 721 Davis
Monaghan Joseph, 129 Folsom
Monahan <fe McGurren, 434 Pine
Monnier George, SW cor Howard and
Sumner
Monnier Peter, NW cor Hayes and
Franklin
Moore William, 609 Howard
Moran Brothers. 418 Broadway
Moran James, 2:M Brannan
Moran Daniel, 124 Fourth
Moran & Zieglmayr, 505 Green
Moreton William, 32 Montgomery
Morgan Annie Mrs., NW cor Devlsa-
dero and Ellis
Morgan George A., 2800 Howard
Morcan William A.. 229 Montgomery
Moriarty Daniel, 137 Ninth
Morlany <fe Clifford, 703 Mission
Moroney John, 1009 Harrison ^^
Morosco <fe Byrnes, S s Howard, nr
Thh-d
Morris Michael J.. 16 Fifth
Morris Thomas J., 160 First
Morrison Louis, 222 McAllister
Morrison William M., SW cor Sierra
and Georgia
Moss <fe Hubbard, 231 Keamv
Mouthon & Lacoste, 508 Bush
Mueh & Lynch, 1411 Stockton
Mueller John P., 538 Commercial
Mugge John, E s Mission, nr Five
Mile Store
Muheim John, 245 Fourth
Muhlner William F., 323 Turk
Mulrhead John B., NW cor LarklQ
and Hayes
Mulcahy John, 140 Second ^''"^
MuUaly Thomas H., 308 Grant Av •
Mullaney Brothers, 41 >^ Third
Muller Henry, 503 Pacific
Muller John P., 114 Golden Gate At
Muller & Kim, 610 Sacramento
Muller & Lunsmann, 215 Third .
Muller»& Schmalz, 638 Sacramento »^
Munro John, 266 Brannan
Murdock George L.. 2202 Fillmore
Murdock & Evatt, 537 Second
Murphy Anne Mrs., 633 Davis
Murphy Bridget, 56 Natoma
Murphy Dennis, NE cor Shasta and
Illinois
Murphy James B., SWcor Mission and
Seventh
Murphy John F., cor Geary and Ma-
sonic Av
Murphy M. & T., 133 Third
Murphy PhUip,544 Cahfomla
Murphv Philip, 1026 Lnrkin
Murphv William, Ocean View
Murray & Roth. NW cor Napa and lU
Murtha James. 1642 Market
Myers WilllBm, 300 Folsom
Nail Samuel, 919 Folsom
Narsls De, 645 Merchant
Nash WlUlam, 480 Jessie
Naumann Ernest, 627 Clay
Neary Charles, 120 Townsend
Nellan Thomas, 353 Third
Neller Louis, 14 Geary
Nelson Peter, 11 Jackson
Nelson Peter, SK cor Clay and Drumm
Nestel Otto, SW cor California and
Montgomerv
Netter David A Co., 795 Mission
Neuhaus & Briess, NW cor Bush and
Montgomery
Neumann Fannie Mrs., NW cor
Twentv-Fourth and York
Newell Robert, 2229 Geary
Nichols William M., 2201 PoweU
Niessen James, 2612 Geary
Nigro James V.. 1312 Dupont
Nihan Michael J., 3.31 Bay
Nile Joseph, 119 Sixth
Niseen Ernest, 31 New Montgomery
Noack William J., 154 Bluxome
Nobmann Frederick, 627 Merchant
Nolsat Amedee, 1334 Dupont
Noisat Jules, 1325 Dupont
Nolan Thomas, 1162 Market
Nommany Henry, 1021 Battery
Noonan William, 268 Brannan
Nord William B., SW cor Dudcan and
San Jose Av
Normand Eugene, 518 Valencia
Norman Otto, 411 Bush and 114 O'Far-
rell
Northrup George E.. 106 Eddy
Norton Patrick H., cor Ninth and Mis
Norton & McEIrov, 432 Califonjla
O'Brien Mar>-, llio Battery
O'Brien Patrick, 106 Pacific
ft'Brlen Peter, 43 Vallejo
O'Connell Daniel, 202 Post
O'Connell William, 156 First
O'Connor Annie E., 513 Second
O'Connor Daniel, 520 Mission
O'Connor Daniel, SW cor Vicksbnr^
and Twentv-fonrth
O'Connor Thomas, 818 Howard
O'Donnell Patrick. W s Kentucky, bet
Center and Santa Clara
O'Donnell <fe McCourt, 5 Grant Av
O'Halloran Dennis, 1831 Mission
O'Keefe J.,649Minna
O'Keefe Patrick, 5 Bay
O'Leary John, 640 Green
O'Meara Dennis, Point Lobos Av,nr
Second Av
O'Nell Lawrence. 317 Pacific
O'Neill John, NW cor St. Thomas and
Yazoo
O'Reillv Jeremiah, SE cor Valencia
and" Twenty-fifth
O'ReiUy John P., NW cor Spring
and Summer
O'Shea Jeremiah, 1144 Folsom
Obermeyer T. F. A.. SE cor Post and
Grant Av
IMPERIAL Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
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Obermeyer William F.. 610 Market and
Oellerlch Mary. 300 Shotwell
Oliver Ohnrles F., 40 Eddy
Olson Vek-r, 26 Montgomery Av
Olsten George, NE cor Fourth and
Clara
Osmer & Co., NW cor First and Bran-
nan, and NW cor Folsom and East
Osmer & Co., SW cor Third and Berry
Osmers & C'o.,SW cor Spear andBryant
Ostlond John H., 108 Berry
Otersen Herman, 35 Post
Otten Carsten, NWcor Cook and Geary
Overmever W^ilUam, 530 Geary
Palmer Albert, 115 Larkin
Palmer Henrv * Co., 435 California
Paquette & Co., 1318 Market
Patten William P., 656 Mission
Pechin Charles, 417 Front
Pedrazzlo <fe GianettonI, 150 Fifth
Peole L. & Co., SE cor Mission and
Twenty-sixth
Pearson B. C, Cliff House
Pereira Samuel L., 112 Halleok
Perlni Peter, 200 Pacific
Perkins C. C. & Co., 344 Kearny
Perrault Maurice N., 312 Washington
Peters Bros., SE cor Montgomery and
Commercial and SW cor Clay and
Kearny
Peters Charles F., 1215 Steiner
Peters Frank, 504 Broadway
Peters Jacob, 505 Pacific
Peters John, 801 Fourth
Peters William, 623 East
Petersen John, 714 Bryant
Petersen Peter, 313 Pacific
Peterson Charles, 526 Third
Peterson John, 329 East
Peterson John, NE cor Corea and
Railroad Av
Peterson P. A. & Co., 531 East
Peterson <fe Henrioulle, 12 Leldesdorff
Petit Henry, 2636 Bush ^^-
Peyre Jean, 1601 Marget •''^
Pfelfer George P., Honduras, bet Rail-
road Av and Susquehanna
Pharo Joseph, 116 Drumm
Pherson & Benson, 425 Bush
Phillips Antone, NE cor Jackson and
Davis
Plrcher John, 28 Third
Plagemann John,16 O'Farrell
Piatt William, NE cor Steiner and
California
Plumel John F., IS Stockton
Pontac Peter, 213 Larkin
Popp Lydla Mrs., 2208 Powell
Postel Brothers, NW cor Bush and
Powell S. W., 129 Clay
Power William, 19 Commercial
Powers John, 711 Howard
Powers M. E. Mrs., 339 Third
Pownlng Susan, 433 Jessie
Prato <fe Blanchi. 1411 Dupont
Pregge Henry, 20 Sacramento
Prentice Zacharias, W s Kentucky, bet
Sierra and Nevada
Prlen Hei ry , NE cor Spear and Hath-
away's Wharf
Prunty Owen, 1163 Folsom
Pprcell David, 102 Central Av
Quaresma Antonio L., 315)^ Drumm
Quast Jacob, SE cor Pacific and Drumm
QnlUct V. & Co., 832 Broadway ^^^
Quigley Charles, 636 Third i^'"^
Qulgley John, 536 Fourth
QuInn.Maurlce, 1161 Market
Quinn <fe Loveland, 601 Third
Rademaker John M., 211 Kearny
Rader & Bonn, 515 Clav
Radovlch Bozo, 29 Geary
Eadovlch J. L. & Co., 328 Pine
Radovlch & Uhriandt, 306 Kearny
Rahe Joseph. SE cor Sacramanto and
Stockton
Rank Frederick, 717 Davis
Banken Herman, SE cor Market and
Seventh
Rasmussen Hans, N s Sierra, nr Lou-
isiana
Rasmussen Rasmus, W s Michigan,
bet Napa and Shasta
Razetto F.. 527 Washington
Bech Joseph, 1328 Polk'
Reck Frederlka, 2!l49 Sixteenth
Reding Frank, NE cor Jackson and
Sansome
Reese George, cor Main and Howard
Regalo & Silveria, 500 Broadway
Regan Martin, 412 Main
Regli <fe Furrer, SW cor Pine and
Montgomery
Reichmuth Frank, 535 Clay
Reidy John, 411 Third to —
Reidy & Donahue, 156 Steuart
Rellly George, 412 Kearny
Reilly Patrick, 3339 Mission
Retmers Wiiiiam, 30 Fourth
Reinke H., 614 Montgomery
Resing John, W s Mission, opp St.
Mary's College
Revert A Iphonse, 444 Fifth
Rice James C, 119 Ninth
Richards John E. & Co., 26 Fourth Igchneider George, 1125 Dupont
Richardson M. Mrs., D, nr Sixth Av *■ Schneider John. 817 Larkin
Richter Rosa, 541 Jackson
Rickards James, NE cor Silver and
Railroad Avs
Rlehn A. H., 927 Mission
Riley Edward, 1410 Harrison
Riley & Grant, 500 Dupont
Ring Bros., 3549 Fillmore
Riordan Patrick, 1434 Market
Ritchie A., 31 Second
Roach Lawrence, NE cor Twenty-
fourth and York
Robbins Elizabeth Mrs., 2037 Mission
Roberts Peter. W s Railroad Av, nr
Venezuela
Robohm & Brandt, 464>^ Sixth
Robin Adrien, 610 Fourth
Roche Denis D., 1135 Folsom
Roeben George, 37 Pacific
Roggenkamp Paul, 246 Sutter
Rohner Alois, 321 Fourth
Rohrs George H., SW cor EUls and
Mason
Romeo Domingo, 406 Pacific
Rondinotti Carlo, 1622>^ Stockton
Rose Edward G., 52 First
RoBenkrans Charles, SE cor Steiner and
Greenwich
Rosenquist John, 411 Drumm
Ross Johanna Mrs., 20 Everett
Rossi A. & Co., 521 Commercial
Rossi <fe Ciresa, 525 Vallejo
Rotherman John, E s Fourth, bet
Townsend and King
Rottanzl Giosue, 1027 Market, 1012 Va-
lencia
Rouzo Edward, 331 Fourth
Rowe August. 500 Fifth
Ruegg Paul J., 1409 Polk
Rugg William H., NE cor Mission and
Spear
Runge Gustav M., 44 Spear
Ruppel Wiiiiam, 819 Kearny
Russeil Edward, 3 Polk
Ryall John, 4 Jackson
Ryan George, 68 First
Ryan James E., 524 Fourth
Ryan Martin, 1127 Market
Ryan Philip, 18 Sixth
Ryan & Ott, 1135 Dupont
Salnsot Annie Mrs., NW cor Mission
and Main
Sample Samuel S., 231 Kearny
Sansom John P., 26 Steuart
Sanborn Albertt 607 Clay
Sanders Charles, 165 Second
Sanders Henry, 4 Washington
Sandersfeld Frederick T., 801 Turk
Sandoz & Co., 510 Pine
Sands & Co., 446 Third
Sanguinettl Andrew, 1506 Powell
Sanguinetti Augustus, 1800 Polk
Santi Arlani, 894 Front
Sass Edward, 118 Washington
Sawyer Thomas, 935 Mission
Scalmanini Carlo, 712 Front
Scanian John, 231 Fifth
Scanlan Mary, 29 Jessie
Schaefer Lena, 1121 Mission
Schaer Frederick, NW cor Commercial
and Drumm
Schaer John, 2515 Mission
Schafer John A., 1700 Polk
Scharetg Antone, NE cor Howard and
Fourth
Scharfif John.NE cor Pacific and Mason
Scheggia Charles. 5.37 Broadway
Schlandecker M., 527 Clay
Schlauker Sigmund E., 3^ Fourth
Schlesinger Co. The, 219 Grant Av
Schlieker Henry, 717 Davis
Schiueter Louis, SW cor Filhnore and
Pine
Schlnter Daniel, 508 Davis
Schmalzen George, 763 Howard
Schmidt A. J. S.. NE cor Fifth and
Berry
Schmidt Chris. J. F., 3 Sutter and 502
Market
Schmidt Henry, NW cor Washington
and Davis
Schmidt Henry, 626 Third
Schmidt Hubert, SE cor Stockton and
Union
Schmidt & Schwarman 22 First
Schmitt Columbus, W s Mission, nr
Five Mile House
Schmitt George (Fountain Theatre) SE
cor Sutter and Kearny, and 501
Stanyan
Schneele Leonhardt, 120 Leldesdorff
Schneider Andreas, 406 McAllister
Schoen August, 1,342 Market
Schoettler H. & Co. . 606 Montgomery
Scholle Anton, 100 Mission
Scholler ASchwarz, 1036 Mason and 2
Market
Schoner& Bodmann,7 Sixth
Schottler Rudolph, 401 Broadway
Schrelber Ignatz, cor Broderlck and
Hayes
Schrelber William. 21 Kearny
Schroder Henry J., 110 Front
Schroeder Charles, 225 Broadway
Schroeder Claus, NW cor Fourth and
Townsend
Schroeder William G., 925 Mission
Schroeder & Moller, NE Howard and
Third
Schubert A Kruft, 21 Stockton
Schuldt John, 501 Dupont
Schultz Wiiiiam A., 523 Front •
Schultz & Broer, 532 Montgomery Av
Schultz & Kock. 6.35 Davis
Schuitze Louis, SE cor Lombard and
Battery
Schulz Brothers, SW cor Francisco
and Mason
Schulz Peter, 642 Sacramento
Schumacher Frederick, 36 Steuart
Schuster & Marshall, 212 Drumm
Schtiur Henry, NE cor Girard and Sil-
liman, U. M. T.
Schwark William C. H., 766 Mission
Schwartz H. & Co., 23 Grant Av and
4111^ California .
Schwartz, Husing & Meyer, 1 Market
Schwarz Charles. NE cor Baker and
Jefferson
Schwarz Joseph. NE cor Powell and
Chestnut
Schwarz Louis, 624>^ Commercial
Schwarz & Foge, 1016 Market
Schweizer FrederickL243 Second
Schwiebert William H., 1625 Fillmore
SciaronI Charles, 621 Broadway
Seamon Kate, 243 Minna
Sears, Simon & Porter, 767 Market
Sears & Foley, NW cor Washington
and East
Seaton M. Samuel, cor Honduras and
Kentuckv
Seeba John H., 629 Montgomery
Seeman Chas. L.. SE cor Kear and Cal
Semler Frank. 646 Pacific
Sengstacken Peter. SE cor Mission and
Fremont
Shanahan Thomas, 344 Tenth
Shaw Wiiiiam, 328 Drumm
Shav Charles D.,80e Montgomery
Shea Jeremiah, 1144 Folsom
Sheenan John, 619 Mission
Sheehan John, NW cor Broderlck and
Greenwich
Sheppard Thomas. Palace Hotel
Siem John, 318 Brannan
Sievert F. Frederick, 130 Berry
Sllveira Rauiino, 321 Drumm
SImi P. & G., 429 Green
Simpson John, 403 Geary
Simpson Wiiiiam. 2859 Mission
Slavin Patrick, 536 Sixth
Sleavin Daniel, 417 Brannan %^
Sloan Alexander, 36 Geary
Smadeke William & Co., SW cor
Einhth and Mission
Smith Adam, 633 Sacramento
Smith {.harles F.. 45 Sacramento
Smith Henry C, 447 Third
Smith Henrv C, 894 Illinois
Smith .Tohn, 112 Jackson
Smith Michael, 519 Washington
Smith Nellie Mrs.. NE cor Fulton and
Baker
Smith William H., 522 Battery
Smith William N.. SW cor Kentucky
and Solano
Smith & Clarke, 208 Third
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
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Soflchl Constantlne, 19 VaUeJo
Solomon Solomon A., 993 Market
Somerville Daniel, 13i2 Montgomery At
Sorenson, Dunker <fe Co., 425 Clay
Sound Samuel M., 39 Sacramento
South Joseph T., 931'^ Folsom
Spencer & Seabold, 829 Kearny
Sprague John C, 43 Eddy
Spreckelson Henry, 238 SLrteenth
Speckter Brothers, NE cor Fremont
and Brannan
Spreen WlUlam, SW cor EaUroad At
and St. Thomas
Spruegel Christian, cor Trinidad and
Susquehanna
Stagg Cornelius, Ocean View House
Stahr Hans P. A., 5 Berry
Stampp Frederick, 506 Clay
Stanlforth Julia, 720 Third
Stanley Patrick, 625 Seventh
Stapleton Ann. cor Baker and Hayei
Stelnbach <fe Co., 809 Kearny
Stelner Nicholas, 311 Bush and 1100
Market
Stelnkamp C. F. & Co., SE cor Battery
and Sacramento
Stepp Charles, 16 Geary
Stennersen Lars, 2300 Nineteenth
Stepp Charles, 16 Geary
Stelnman & Donnelly, 317 East
Stephens Fritz, NE cor Montgomery
and California
Stepp Frederick W., NW cor O'FarreU
and Grant Av
Sternberg & Konecke, 334 Bush
Stevens & Bedford, 1028 Battery
Stewart Charles, 503 Bush
Stewart Jennie Mrs., SE cor Sutter
and Central Av
Stocker WlUlam, SE cor Post and
Buchanan
Stoeven Henry, 1627 Powell
Stoever Henry, 2744 Sixteenth
Stolzenbach & Strohbach, N 8 D, nr
First Av
Strand Alfred E., 52-5 East
Straub Joseph, 327 Bush
Straus Jules E., 615 Larkln
Strohl Jacob, 501 Montgomery At
! Strothoflf John, 25 Third
i Struckmann Brothers. NE cor Beale
I and Folsom
1 Stuhlmacher WUliam, 237 Main
j Stumer A Peterson, 535 Pacific
I Stumer & Kunstrom, 905 Kearny
Sturla Carl B., 1614 Market
I Sturla Giovanni B., 1504 Dupont
i Sullivan Cornelius, 656 Natoma
I Sullivan Eilen, 425 Pacific
Sullivan Michael, 18 Taylor
Sullivan Michael, 522 First
I Sullivan Patrick, 35 Louisa
; Sullivan Patrick, 12 Broadway
! Sullivan Klchard, 350 Fifth
i Sullivan William A., 215 Sixth
Sullivan & Farley, 206 Sutter
I Sundberg Peter G., 47 Sacramento
Swan F. W. & Co., NE cor Twenty-
foarth and Point Lobog Avg
Swanson Joseph, 1229 Stelner
Sweeney Richard J., 15 Howard
Swenson A. P., 871 Market
Syversen Martin, NE cor Howard and
Steuart
Taylor James, NE cor Greenwich and
Baker
Taylor Joseph W., 424 Montgomery
Taylor & Hendricks, 1020 Larkln
Techau B. J. (Good FeUows' Grotto)
SW cor Market and Seventh
Teese Louis Jr., 432 Kearny
Theil Frank, 300 Third
Theophilo George, 49 Clay
Thorn- Wohrden T. N., SE cor Twen-
ty-third and Bartlett
Thomas James F., 208 Montgomery
Thompson Alexander, 38 Sixth
Thompson WlUlam J., 3 Merchant
I Thomson Malcom, 414 Market
, Thormahlen & Miesner, 52 Fourth
i Thorp Edward, 142 Townsend
: Tldd John A.. 712 Mission
; Tienken Henry, W s Mission, opp Cort-
land Av
■ Tietjen Henry. 906 Kearny
i TIerney Martin, 18 Everett
; Tlnney William, 804 Pacific
! Tischner Paul, 539 California
I Tobbenboske Hermann, SW cor Sec-
I ond and Market
ToUner WlUlam, SW cor Davis and
Pacific
Torpey Thomas, 1840 Howaru
Totman Leslie G.,576 Folsom
Train Thomas, 921)^ Howard
Trapanl Vlncenzo, 8 Prescott
Travers 31ichael W., 659 Clay
Treanor Samuel G., 708 Folsom
Tregellas Thomas, 411 East
Trembath Matthew, 902 Montgomery
Tridon Louis, 317 Grant Av
Trltsch Peter, N s D, nr First Av
Trost Louis P., 616 Clay
Trunz & Luthold, 533 Sacramento
Tuck John, E s San Bruno Road, ni
Twenty-eighth
Vaccarl G^ 1327 Kearnv
Vahle J. Henry, 65 Fourth
Van Bergen August, 425 Sansome
Van Horn Thomas C, 324 Sixth
Van Noorden WlUlam. SE cor Eddy
and Pierce
Vauthler Alfred, 1301 Stockton
Vekander Anders, 537 Post
VeUen George, 317 Montgomery
Vllledien Charles. 1000 Larkln
Vollmer Henry, SW cor Pacific and.
East
Vogel B., cor California and Drumm
Vogelsang Max, 515 California
Von der Nienburg W. A., junction
Market and CaUfomia
Von Duren Hermann, 1101 Folsom
Von Harten Louis, NW cor Sixth and
Brannan
Von Hunoldsteln Carl, 707 Davis
Von Staden George, 512 Front
Voss Charles, 310 O'FarreU
Vossbrinck J. G. D., 269 East
Wack John.corMcAlUsterand Stanyan
Wagner PhlUip, SE cor Fillmore and
Sutter
Wahl Christian <fe Co., 525>i Sansome
Waldeck P. E., 32 Second
Walker John, 32 Steuart
Walker Joseph, 1801 Powell
WaU & Cuddy, NW cor Third »nd
Folsom
Walsh James, 316 Fourth
Walsh Richard, 336 Fourth
Walsh Stephen, 546 First
Walsh Thomas H., NE cor Twenty-
sixth and Folsom
Walter Lewis M., NE cor Sutter and
Central Av
Ward John, 335 Tenth
Ward Michael J., 327 East
Ward William B., 539 Valencia
Warner Abraham, 324 Francisco
Watson Joseph, 149 EUls
Webster John, 106 Steuart
Wedel John G., SW cor Pacific and
Drumm
Wehr Henry, 118 Jackson
Wehrlng Charles, 431 Bash
Wehril Samuel, cor Montgomery Av
and Washington
Weihmann Frederick C, NE cor Grove
and PoUc
Weill 4 Llevre, 107 Stockton
Wei8enbomF.,SE cor Baker and Lom-
bard
Weiss & Polidorl, 431 Fourth
Welby John T., 713 Mission
Welp Rudolph, 2927 Geary
Welch John C, W s lUinols nr Napa
Werner Robert, 2.34 Sixth
WesseU John, SE cor PoweU and
Union
Wetz Frederick E., NE cor Larkln and
Gearv
Weyrather Ferdinand, 165 Sixteenth
Whelan John, NE cor Golden Gate
and FlUmore
Wheeland A CoUins, 3M MontgOmerv
Whelan John W. , 329 Third
White A KeUy, 162 First
Wlchman & Lutgen, 321 Clay
Wleland Frank, 26 Leidesdorfl'
Wiemaim <fc Deppe, 1300 Mission
Wienberg Antone, Hooper, bet Fourth
and Kentucky
Wiese John, 501 Sixteenth
Wllkens Jacob A., 1000 Market
Win John D., 226 Montgomery
Willeke Relnhard, 509 Washington
Williams Gustave, 7 Mission
WiUlams John, 20 Commercial
Wilioughby William H., 533 Pacific
Wilson Henrv, 505 East
Wilson Robert M.,765 Howard
Windhaus Bernard, 600 McAllister
Windrow Richard, SW cor Twenty-
sixth and Mission
Winkler Julius, 163 New Montgomery
Wlnslow James, 314 Third
Winter Kasten, NW cor East and
Jackson
Wlssing F. J., 1057 Folsom
Witt Behrend, 1007 Battery
Wittmeler John G., 513 Pacific
Wobber Hermann, NE cor Washing-
ton and Kearny
Wobber WlUlam, SW cor Stockton and
O'FarreU
Woerz Gottlieb H., 5 Hardle PI
WoUltz EmUle, 529 Pine
WoUitz Theodore, 540 Commercial
Wood Charles C, 2500 California
Wood Frederick, SE cor Eddy and FUl-
more
Wood & Reeve, 123 Fifth
Woodman John, SW cor Mission and
RandaU
Woodmansee <fe Wheeler, 109)^ O'Far-
reU
Wooda James, San Jose Av nr Indns-
trial School
/Woods James, 637>i Howard
Wortmann Charles, NE cor Thh-d and
Townsend
Wrede Cord, 419 East
Wrede 4 Weber, NW cor Clay and
East
Wright Wffllam, 1914 Market
Wustefeld J. G., SE cor Beach and Ba-
ker
Taeger & Meierhoff, 160 Steuart
Yeoman WUUam, 52 Steuart
Teomans J. B., 222 Townsend
Young Emma, 1013 Kearnv
Zacharias L. & Co., 406 Market
Zechow Helnrich, 122 Jackson
Zeimer Daniel, 438 Haves
ZuhUte George, 123 California
filtlioarrspliera.
BAKER GEORGE] H., 581
Mission
BANCROFT A. T.. 6i CO.,
607 Market
Bancroft W. B. A Co., 49 First
Bosqul Engraving and Printing Co.,
SE cor Clay and Leideedorff
BBITTON & REY, 525 Oom-
merclal
Crocker H. S. & Co., 215 Bush
OICKMAN, JONES 6i
HETTRICH, 632 Commercial
GALLOWAY lilTHO.
GRAPHING CO., 422 Com-
mercial
MacCabe <fe Co.. 528 Sacramento
SCHMIDT LABEL AND LITHO-
GRAPHIC CO., 21-31 Main
Waldsteln Abraham, 320 Sansome
SCHIIDT LABEL SLITHOSRiPHIC CO.
Litlosrapliers, Zincograpliers,
Designers and Printers,
21-31 MAIN STREET.
Litliosrrapliic Artiste.
GALLOWAY LITHOGBAPHINQ
CO., 422 Commercial
SCHMIDT LABEL AND LITHO-
GRAPHIC CO., 21-31 Main
liive Stoclc— Dealer*.
Avy Eugene, 320 Sansome
Brandenstein M. & Co., 529 Clay
Clayburgh & Brandenstein, SW cor
Mission and New Montgomery
Crummey & Hall, 651 Harrison
Cunniff' William, 1611 Market
Derby 4 Strouse, 1140 Market
Donnelly Dunne & Co., fiOl California
Dunphy WiUiam, 501 Kearny
Green B, I. & Co„ 35 New Montgomery
Grothwohl K., SE cor Tenth and Stav-
enson
Horan James D., NE cor Tenth and
Howard
Horn <fc Chapman, oflBce 504 Kearny
James J. G., 331 Kearny
Jones James M., 331 Kearny
Jordan VaUey Stock Co., 202 Sansome
Levy William, 618 Laguna
Michelssen, Roth <fe Co., "201 California
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Hanufactorers of Sbow Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Market St.
en IDCC CVTD A nDV i^^^° *^« *»^«^* K**^" "' Clmretfl, HockB. ^ARPAO HARASZTHY & CO^
tIjLirut lA I nA Un I IBurgundies.Sauternea.PortsandSherries) 530 WASHINQTON STBEBT.
LOG
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Miller A Lux, 533 Kearnv I
Moffat E. & H., 238 Kearnr
Murphy Eugene P., 533 Kearny
Nett«r Henry, cor Twenty-eighth and
Mission
Oregon Stock and Butchering Co., 202
SanEome
Patterson J. M.. 8 Davis
Polv, Heilbron <fe Co., 339 Kearny
gchoenfeld Jacob, 331 Kearny
Smith William, 331 Kearny
Sweeney Edward <fe Co., W 8 Ninth,
bet Folsom and Harrison
Washburn Henry, SE cor Fifth and
Bryant
Webb C. C, 116 CaUfomla
Itoelc Experts.
Ensign William F., 627 Bush
MIGHBLOi & RICHARDS,
228 California
Periam C. J. <k Co., 42 Main
Waltr Charles, 13 Drumm
WILL. 6t FINCK, 818 Market
I^ocks.
(.See aUo Bardware.)
Hall's Safe and Lock Co.. (time) 211-213
California
MIGHELIi & RICHARDS,
228 California
Paige S. B. a CO.. 116 Front
Periam C. J. 4 Co., 42 Main
Scarborough W. B. * Co.. 120 Front
Waltz Charles, 13 Drumm
•WII.L. Si. FFNCK, 818 Market
WILSHIRE "W, B. & CO.
(time) 204-206 California
Tale Lock Manufacturing Co., 89 Ste-
venson
liOCks— Electric Door
Opener*.
CALIFORXIA
ELECTRICAL WORKS,
35 aiarket Street.
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
IiOClKsmltlis.
Adams C, 508 Commercial
Bachmann Jacob, 729 Clay and 635
Kearny
Beck August, 18 Montgomery Av
Blen Joseph, 412 Commercial
Browning & Bremer, 820 Kearny
Camous Andre, 436 Bush
Cavalll Andreas, 21 Montgomery Av
Cohn David, 1084 Howard
Colmans John B., 336 Geary
DavidBon J. D., 30 O'FarreU
Dold Joseph, 239 Eighth
Dupas Amadeus, 673 Mission
Edelmann J., 702 Larkin
Ensign William F., 627 Bush
rielschel George, 612 California
Hajek John, 530 Jones
Harris, Oswald & Noble,208 Leldesdorff
HaymanA.,234Po8t
Helnrich B., 2940 Sixteenth
Held Adolf, 539 Hayes
HelUwell R. S., 115 Fourth
Herget E. W., 601 Turk
Hetty Louis B.. 126 Eddy
Knott Alfred L., 641 Post
LANE W. E.. 505 Kearny
Large Thomas W., 525 Dupont
Leavens William M., 39 Eleventh
LehnlgC. E., 240 Fifth
Mookcom Charles, 9.58 Howard
Mossford Motes, 596 Larkin
Munson James H.. 403 Hayes
Newhoff Frank, 27 Leidesdorff
Paehtz Gustavus J., 318 Pine
Paetzold Benjamin, 1235 Mission
Peace I. H., Junction Market and Va-
lencia
Pfelffer John W., 1015 Kearny
Pratt Elijah S., 325 Francisco
Rabjohn Edwta Jr., 927 i^ Market
Schlrmeler F., 516 Kearnv
Schmidt & Hoftmeyer, 20033^ Mission
and 446 Valencia
Schmltz F., 1563 Market
Schuck Charles, 134 First
TodtJohn, 119 Leldesdorff
Vayre Henry, 205 O'FarreU
VerrlU Thomas J., &45 Mission
Wallmann George, 1028 Sutter
Wallmann Rudolph, 231 Ellis
IPrnJL & FUVCK, 818 Market
liOeomotiTea.
(-See alto Iron Foundries.')
Hinckley, Spiers A Hayes, 220,Fremont
Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works,
SE cor Howard and Beale
Union Iron Works, office 216 Market
WILLIAMS, DIMOND 4 CO. (agents
Baldwin Locomotive Works) 302
Market
IiOdcInv*.
(JSee alto Boarding; aUoSoteli.')
Abbott N. A. Mrs., 905 Sutter
Adams John. 528 Third
Alexander Judith W., hl?,]^ Valencia
Andrew Hannah Miss, 1061 Folsom
Andrews Hannah Mrs., 32 Second
Appleton House, 33 Fifth
Arcade House, 930 Market
Armbruster B. Mrs., 118 Grant Av
Armstrong Lucy A., 923 Washington
Arnold Florence Mrs., 14 Geary
Aubonnet Julia, 961 Market
Babcock Louisa Mrs., 114 Eighth
Bachelle Louise C, 630 Sacramento
Backer Nicholas, 13 Pacific
Bigley Bridget Mrs., 223 Third
Bailey James T., 644 Sacramento
Bailev 4 McLean (Railroad Lodgings)
533 Commercial
Bailev Shepard D., 438 Broadway
Baily WllUam J. Qsthmus House)
52 First
Ball Jay H., 115 Second
Banahan Alice, 113 Perry
Banes H. L. Mrs.. 1068 Howard
Bates L. J. Mrs., 862 Mission
Bell E. Mrs. (Bernal Villa) 413 Bartlett
Bellegarde Jean B., NW cor Railroad
Av and St. Thomas
Bennede 4 Dulac (Lafayette House)
736 Pacific
Bennett Keace T.. 4443^ Third
Bertram Charles L. Mrs., 311 East
Berry J. B. Mrs. , 129 Montgomery
Birkholm 4 Smith, 867 Market
Blanc Elle (Five-Mile House) cor Ball-
road Av and San Bruno Road
Blanc Paul (Hotel des Alps) 621 Pacific
Bofine Josephine Mrs., 232 Sixth
Bolton Elizabeth, 206 Kearny
Boon Polly Miss, 7,^ Stockton
Bolting 4 Schloh (Pac Exchange Hotel)
825 Battery
Boudll Marv, 515 Sacramento
Bradley Eliza Mrs. (Bradley House)
1126 Market
Brainard H. C. Mrs., 334 Bush
Breen Jennie, AV e Mission, bet Twen-
ty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Brewster Mary Mrs., 127 Montgomery
Brichet 4 Forcade, 327 Montgomery Av
Brown Henry, 1012 Kearny
Brown L. W. Mrs., 502 Powell
Brown Marv Mrs., 846 Mission
Brown W. H. Mrs., 127 Kearnv
Bryant A. M. Mrs., 26'^ Kearny
Bruppacher John, 51 Third
Buchanan James, 216 Ninth
Buck William, 3421 Mission
Buckling. P., 527 Sacramento
Bucklev Dennis, 102 Firth
Bunker Isaiah, 419 Brannan
Burke John. 515 Howard
Burilng Emilv, 37 Second and 132 SUth
Bnrson L. J., 957 Market
Buxton P. B. Mrs., 108 Stockton
Callender John T., 5 Broadway
Cameron C. S. Mrs., 24 Sixth
(iardozo 4 Baptlsta, 315 Drumm
Carpmill Annie Mrs., 202 Second
Carr James, 54 Sacramento
Casabonne Joseph B., 228 Montgomery
Av
Case A. L., 311 Sutter
Central Pacific Hotel, 346 Fourth
Central Pacific Lodging House, 8W cor
Market and East
Cerf Eugene, 801 Vallejo
diadwlck Charles, E s Trinidad, ar
Osage
Chase Lottie Mrs., 514 Sutter
(^ass6 & Pate, 614 Broadway
Chatel M. D. A J., 55 Second
Clark Carrie F. (Frank's Block) 502
Washington
Clark William, 737 Howard
Clarke George, 110 Pacific
Clary Thomas, 1024 Howard
Classen Adoluh, 11-13 Clay
Clooney Margery Miss. 1235 Market
Coleman A T. Mrs., 7 Mason
Cole J. C. Mrs. (Vendome) 725 Pln«
Colvln Catherine, 640 Washington
Comlns Cooper, 425 Bush
Cook J. D. B.. 419 Stockton
Cook Kate Mrs., 747 Howard
Coon Major (Wadsworth Honse) 2M
Bush
Ornyn James, 705 Front
Cotton L. 51 rs., 304 Stockton
Couch H. M. Mr(>.,640(Jolden Gat* At,
931 and 1013 Market .
Coulahan Johanna, 28 First
Grabble H. M. Sirs.. 435 Bush
Culbertson A. Mrs., 783 Market
Curby Maggie, 224 Fourth
Curry John, 765 Market
Cnrtin John, 112 Stenart
Dallev E. Mrs., 655 Washington
Daly Mary Miss, 46 Second
Daly Mary Mrs., 410 Third
Dampiere Mary Mrs., 711 Howard
Davidson Hannah Mrs. , 128)^ Fourth
Deasv J. J. Mrs., 52 .Second
Deleau Brothers, 5-31 Jackson
Demarias Marcel, 1300;^ Stockton
Dennis Elizabeth R., 915)^ Market
De Ricco Carlo E., 416 Pacific
Desbarats Jean, 824 Montgomery
Dethlefsen Nicholas D., 805^ Howard
Dettmar Man-, 629 Clav
DIcaud Jean. 1205 Stockton
DUlon Peter F., 512 Mission
Doscher John D. Mrs. (Mechanlc'i
Home) 101 First
Dowdall Henry, 40'^ Geary
Dudlev Charles Mrs., 1051 Market
Dulion John P., 609 Pine
Durell Peter, 526 Broadway
Edwards Matthias, 208 Drumm
Eldred H. E. Mrs., 120 Post
Ellickson Rachel Miss. 10213^ Market
Elliott Richard E.. 568 Mission
Elmer Marv E., 314 Bush
Elfzer August, 318 Pacific
EUls William, NE cor Fourth and
Berry
Emlei David, 631 Sacramento
Empire Lodgings, 636 Commercial
Ewell L. J., 411, and 424 Sansome, and
36 Clay
Fav M. Mrs., 121 Montgomery
Feely Dennis, 641 Commercial
Flgonl Francisco, 19 Prescott
Finn Thomas, 310 Sixth
Fisher Annie, 417 Kearny
Fitzgerald William, 554 Minna
Fleming Grace Mrs., 309 Grant At
Flvnn Catherine Mrs., 506 Fourth
Fo;d EUen, 1307 Stockton
Frank John, 551 First
Fraser James D., 126 Sixth
Fraver Joseph, 603 Washington
Frazler Marv A.. 43 Sixth
French Nellie Mrs.. 501 Post
Furman C. J. Jlrs., 331 Montgomery
Gaffney Peter, 105 Clark
Qagliardo 4 (Sottelli, SW cor Pacific
and Sansome
Gallagher Rose, 1122 Larkin
Galvln Mary Miss, N s Yuba, bet Utah
and Nebraska
Garthan Annie 24 Mint Av
Gassmann Joseph, 428 Broadway
Gatelv James, SW^ cor Louisiana and
Sierra
Gamma & Spaeltl, 627 Commercial
George B. W. T. Mrs., 737 Market
Orcke Frederick, 315 Bush
(Sercke Gustav, NE cor Chestnut and
Fillmore
(Jetchell Wlnslow D., NE cor Shasta
and Michigan
GlanettonI Giacomo, 514 Pacific
Gillespie Helen Mrs., 131 Montgomery
Gillespie S. A. Mrs., 1233 Market
Goodell Council. 606 Folsom
Gordon E. Miss, 614 Kearny
Gordon Margaret, 235 Kearny
Gogs Alfred F., 523 Kearny
Gray 4 Mack, 522 Pine
C9
JOHN HAMMOND {
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
XfsnnAketvrcr ofeTcry description of
FASSSNaBB, 8TRBBT AKB FREIGHT OABS.
4S *o SO Be«le Street. S»n FraA«ta«o.
Truman, Isham & Hooker.
421-^27 JUarket Street. Bole
Dederick's Perpetaal TLas
jL«ent8 ftnr
V Presses.
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Greaves Henry (Adams House) 519
Sacramento and 209 Leldesdorff
Griffiths G. L. Mrs., 129 Third
GrottaroU Pietro, 336)^ Bush
Hager W. Mrs., 636 Sacramento
Hahne Barbette, 623 California
Halle Anna, 26 Sixth
Hall Eleanor S., 1415 Stockton
HalUnan John Mrs,, 865;^ Market
Hamburgers. Mrs., SE cor Clay and
Drnmm
Hancock Samuel (Hancock House) 781
1 Mission
' Harold Jennie Mrs., 5'^ Kearny
I Hashagen Herman, 2013 Folsom
] Hedge Charlotte Mrs., 759 Market
Heinz Marv Mrs., 240 Sutter
I Helev Bridget. 106 First
■ Hellpr M. A., 1065 Market
I Hellstrommer C. H. 4 Co., 14 'Wash
i Henry L. G., 1030 Howard
I Hess & Hertel, 6-34 Paclflc
I Hevener E. L. Mrs., 1044 Mission
' Hinkle Sophie Mrs., 20'^ Stockton
I Hoev EUen Mrs., 128 Fourth
Holland Sarah, 3114 >^ Mission
Holm 4 Saxtorph, 14-16 Ellis
; Hone V Theresa Mrs., 137 Montgomery
and 6 Turk
1 Hopkinson D. Mrs.. 30 Kearny
I Home Jacob (First Street House) 64
First
Howard L. P. Mrs. (The Waverly) 90fl
Market
! Hubert Emma Mr.*., 136 Sixth
Hughes Ellen, 28 Seventh
Hughes Kienzl t.St. David's House) 715
I Howard
: Hunt Jane G. Mrs., 7 Montgomery Av
i Hurley Anna Mrs., 26 Sixth
I Hurlev Annie M. Mrs., 413 Fourth
I Hutchinson William, 716 Stockton
1 Hver H. Mrs., 703 Market
Isaacs E. Mrs., 417 Mason
Ivv James M., lOel Howard
I James Carrie E.. 613 Howard
! Jansen Charles, 206 Steuart
Jansen Eric A., 116 Berry
Jennings John, 220 Montgomery Av
, Jilek Frank, .^3 Howard
! John Samuol, NE cor Church and Sev-
enteenth
Johnson Charles A., 148 Sixth
Johnson Frank, 409 Drumm
, JohnsonMarv Mrs., 309 Third
Jones J. C. Mrs., 110 Eddy
Jones Paul A., 649 Mission
; Jordan T. Mrs., 311 Grant Av •
i Jorgensen Frederick Mrs., 22 (Jeary
I Judge Kate Mi.ss, 405 PoweU
1 Kearney James, 702 Vallejo
j Keams Patrick. N s Sierra, bet (Jeorgla
I and Michigan
: Keefle Margaret Mrs., NE cor Sierra
' and Louisiana
Kemnau John, 617 Mission
Kendall M. V. Mrs.. -502 Bush
; KIndlen Elizabeth Miss, 142 Sixth
I KInsey Eliza S. Mrs., 1023 Stockton
I Koepke & Schwartz, 642 Commercial
1 and 645 Clay
Kolbe Lizzie Mrs., 116 Grant Av
Koster Joseph, NE cor Geary and Cen-
tral Av
Krook & Smith, 906 Kearny
Kruse Carrie Mrs., 429 Seventh
Kummerlander Richard, 677'-a Mission
Labbe Josephine, 1412 Pjwell
i Lacour M. Mrs., 510 Stockton
i Laing Jane Mrs., 214 PoweU
; Laird Robert B., 616 Sixth
I Laity Louisa Mrs.. 509 Bush
LakiQ Joseph J.. lOO'-j Jackson
Lanigan Edward, 500 Broadway
Lauriston & Ross, 921 Battery
Leahev Thomas, 553 Mission
Leddy Mary Miss., 837 Folsom
Legg Charles, 631 Sacramento
Lehrke Christian CStantord House) 618
Fourth
Leslie William, 1070 Howard
Lethlec Desire, 420 Jackson
Lethlec Roslna Mrs., 229 Kearny
Leven Rosa, 25^^ Sixth
Levlngston M. A. (Overland House)
531-53:5 Sacramento
Lewis Louisa Mrs., Halght,nr Stanyan
LiddeU Christine Mrs., 208 Second
LIndsev Joseph H., 1319 Sansome
Logan Noble Mrs., lOS Second
Lonnmoore Ann J., 403 Broadway
Loring E. B. Mrs., 1>03 Market
Lovely George S., 605 Pine
Lund N. J. Mrs., &52 Market
Lynch Dennis J. Mrs., E s San Bruno
Road, nr Tuba
Lynch & O'Rourke, E s Illinois, nr
Napa
Mahoney NeUle Miss, 1231 Market
Mannix Dennis, 448 Sixth
Marchand Alexander W., 117 Leldes-
dorff
Martens Marcus H., W s Kentucky, nr
Sierra
Martin Michael, 127 Jackson
Marty Frank, W s San Bruno Road,
nr Army
Mason Joel P.. 917 Market
Massey S. M. Mrs., 10033^ Market and
328 Kearny
Mav Nancy E. Mrs., 326 Paclflc
JIcBumle Eliza E., 541 Fourth
McCarthv Nellie Mrs., 7(5.5'^ Howard
McDonald L. Mrs., 507 Bush
McEvov Thomas, 414 Folsom
McGillan Marv, 246 Fourth
McKibben H. Mrs., 125 EUls
McVev J. 0. Mrs.. 139 Fourth
Mello Francisco O., 119 Jackson
Menke Allette, 147 Third
Mever Emil, 522)^ Dupont
Me verhoff Julia, 504 Howard
Michel Joseph, 629 Broadway
Miller Adam, 512 Fourth
Miller Cecilia Mrs., 29 Grant Av
Miller Charles H. Mrs., 1019 Market
MUler William, 5 Washington
MitcheU Kate, 1827 Market
Mocker William Mrs., 23 Kearny
Moeller & Grauffel, 625 Clay
Moller* Wilson, 263 East
Moon»y Cornelius Mrs., 10O7 Market
Moore E. J. Mrs., 574 Folsom
Moore Man- Mrs., 1020 Mission
Moreland Francis A.. 1050 Howard
Morse Stephen H.. 126 Fifth
Mortensen Jens P., 606 Third
Mowrv Hannah Mrs., 850 Market
3Iowry Nathaniel B., 136 Fifth
Mov Marj- H., 313 Fourth
Mulhern Ellen Mrs., 207 Post
Mullen A. Mrs., 102 Stockton
Muller William, 709 Mission
JluUlgan Mary A., 413 Broadway
Munson & Shaugnessy, 621 California
Murat Sophie, 1320 Stockton
Murphy Margaret, 1.37 Third
Nahor A. H. Mrs., 2:«Sntter
Nash .Ann, 315 Fifth
Nelson E., 863;^ Market
Nelson Henry, T-<i Market
Newman M. L. Mrs., 418 Post
Nicholas George, V Sacramento
Noakes Eliza, 965 Folsom
Nolan D. H. Mrs., 1049 5Iarket
O'Connor Richard. 261 First
O'Hara Thomas, 550 Mission
Orth C. L., 14 Eddy
Owens Evan R., 304 Thh-d
Palmer S. Mrs., 35 Fifth
Patterson Anna .M. Sirs., 681 Mission
Patterson William Mrs., 36 Geary
Paullin Susan F. Mrs., 22 Fifth ,
Paupltz Fri.-derick W..123 Jackson
Peacock Addie Mrs.. 810 Mission
Pearl E. C. Mrs., 44S'-2 Third
Perkins William, 611 and 961 Mission
Peterson Freida Mrs.. 510 Howard
Peterson & Decker, 640 Fourth
Petit Pierre, 114 Fourth
Petrowska Augusta, 219 Grant Av
Pettit B. Mrs. . 215 Kearny
Pooley John. 44 Third
Power William, 19 Commercial
Prahl M. Mrs., 777 Market
Priest Thomas F., Ws lUlnols.ni Napa
Randall I. F. Mrs., 916 Howajd
Ranger Maria Mrs., 417 Stockton
Rankin Mav, 100 Sixth
Reade Elizabeth Mrs., 631 Sacramento
Reed Albert B., 307 Fourth
Reed Charles J., 113 Oregon
Reed Joseph (Continental Lodging
House) 521 Paclflc
Reed L. J. Mrs., 719 Market
Rees Thomas (Portland Lodging
House) 807 Kearny
Reeves M. Mrs.,2.3S Kearny
Reldv John, W s Kentucky, nr Sierra
ReillV Marv J. .Mrs., 122 Post
Richardson J. R. Mrs.. 1.56 Third
Ritter J. P. Mrs., 521 Post
Rlx Margaret Mrs., 1206 Market
Roos Josephine Mis., 545 Mission
Rose Nellie Miss, 2*1 Sixth
Ruck F. Mrs., 103 Geary
QQ Lovely Georges., 605 Pine Ruck F. Mrs., 103 Gearj
THE LION Fire Ins. Co. OF LOUDON
Russell Mary Mrs., 616 Bush
Samsrelther George, 411 Pacific
Samson A. L., 106J^ Third
Schlmp D. V. Mrs., 106 Post
Schleweck & Fink, 444 Brannan
Schmitt George, 18'-& Sacramento
Schroder Charles, 625 Pacific
Schulz Bruno, 40-5 Kearny
Schwahn J. G., 867 Mission
Schwerin August, 32 Sixth
Scott Louisa B. Mrs., 1237 Stockton
Sears John P., 627 California
Seebach Peter, 707 Mission
Serres J. & Co. (Sutter St. House) 306
Sutter
Shea Robert (Lafayette House) 11 Laf-
ayette
Sheen M. Mrs., 215 Post
Short Rosana, 717 Howard
Slmonetti G. <fe Co. , 702 Front
Slattery Jeremiah, 521 Howard
Slocum H. Mrs., 217 Post
Smith Annie Miss, S s Solano, nr Ten-
nessee
Smith Benjamin B. (Empire) 636 Com-
mercial
Smith W. H. Mrs., 108 Geary
Sophey James, 820 Folsom
Staniels John S Mrs. (Harvey House)
807 California
Stanlforth Julia 3Irs., NW cor Third
and King
Stanlev Amelia, 803 Montgomery
Steiner K. Mrs., 536 Mission
Stelner &. Gamma (Helvetia Hotel) 431
Pine
Stock well MarvE. Mrs., 621 Bush
Stoetzer Ed., cor Fifth and Brannan
Stokes John. NW cor Francisco and
Fillmore
Stokes Mary Mrs., 1067 Market
Stone Joseph, 226 Sutter
Stora Ida Mrs., 236;!4 Sixth
Strachan Margaret Mrs., 608)^ Kourth
Strelt Eva Mrs., 409 Pacific
Swain M., 632 Market
Sweenev Clara J. Mrs., 3.31'-^ Bush
Swenberg Eva Mrs., 314 Sixth
Sweet Fannie Mrs., 222'^ Fourth
Taylor Cvrns Mrs., 957 Mission
Tavior Elizabeth, 217 Grant Av
Tavlor L. A. Mrs., 407 Powell
TaVlor Marv M. Mrs., 614 Bush
Thaver Nehemiah D., 246 Third
Thlesse Jean B.A.,421 Fourth
Thomas E. Mrs. , 12 Slason
Thomas E. H. Mrs., 25J^ Stockton
Thompson William, 103 Clark
Toulouse 4 Bernadou, 317 Third
Tratze Helen, 118'^ Washington
Tnrpin F. L., 537 Sacramento, and 871
Market
Tnfried Rose Mrs., 325'^ Bnsh
Urry Susan. 217 Third
Vatuone 4 Zelro, 407 Pacific
Von Cleve H.,514 Bush
Walter Kittle E. Mrs., 12.35 Market
Ward Isaac .M., 668 .Mission
Warncke Ernest, SE cor Venezuela
and Yazoo
Warren Joseph , 20)^ Fifth
Watson Ellen Mrs., 1020 Market
Wav Annie Mrs., 612 Bush
Weber Ernest C, 5 Market and 417
Bush
Weiss H.W.4 Co. (Stockton St. HonBe)
218-220 Stockton
Westall H. Mrs., 764 Mission
Weyhknecht Dora Mrs.. 504 Third
WIese & Baumgarten (North German
Hotel) 26 Sacramento
Williams C. A. Mrs., 704 Howard
Williams Frankie Mrs., 505 Bush
Williams .Marv, U3 Larkin
Wilson Wm. D.. 1031 Market
Witte Charles, W s Georgia, nr SleiTB
Woodhull E. A. Mrs.. 106 Eddy
Woods A. 0. Mrs., 1644 Market
Young J. B. Mrs., 917 Bryant
liOOblner 01aM«a.
iSee Mirrors.}
I.nbrlcatiiiK OUa.
American Oil Co., 17 Main
Dletz A. C. & Co., 9 Front
GREGORY H. P. & CO., NW
cor Fremont and Mission
Lof tus Bros. & Rich, 7 Spear
READ EDWARD B. (New York
Standard; 16 First
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets. $4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SEITOtT, Asst iiuiSiT.
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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1355
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A. W. STAEBIED.
J. B. GOLDSTONB.
STARBIRD & GOLDSTONE,
Wholesale ail Retail Dealers m all Kinils or
LUMBER,
Puget Sound and Redwood Building Materials,
SUGAR PINE, SHINGLES, SHAKES,
PICKETS, LATHS, UTTICE, DOOBS, WINDOWS, BLINDS, Elc.
REDWOOD CARGOES FURNISHED TO ORDER.
101, 103, 105, 107 MARKET ST,, CORNER SPEAR, YARD ON BEALE ST, WHARF,
SAN FRANCISCO.
DRY DUNNAGE BOARDS FOR SHIPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Rlx & Firth (for compressors and rock
drills) 18-20 Fremont
TATUM & BOWEN (Albany) 34-36
Fremont and 423 Clay
Union Oil Co., 313 Front
Woodbury Charles J., 123 California
Yates & Co., 113 Front
I<nbricator«>
Slocomb H. & Co. (Dibble) 16 First
Smith * Tripp, 10 Commercial
TATUM & BOWEN, 34-36 Fremont
and 423.Clay
WEED <k KINGWELL (Selbert's) 125
First
Iinmber.
Aber William E., 235 Berry
Adams Wm. J,, Pier 17 Steuart
Allen Edward t., i California
ALLEN & HIGGINS (hardwood) 18
Spear
Areata Mill and Lumber Co., NK cor
Spear and Folsom
Baker Samuel, 202 »acramento
BLINN LUMBER CO., THE L. W.,
4 California and cor Fourth and
Channel
Bvxbee John F., 104 Market
California L^nd and Timber Co., 401
California
Calif oml* Redwood Co., 316 California
Christenson A Lord, 1518 Market
Dean E. B. & Co., 22 California
Del Norte Commercial Co., 405 Front
Derby E. M. 4 Co., 22 Calltornia
Dingley C. L. & Co., 13 Steuart
Doe Charles F. & Co., SW cor Spear and
Howard
Dolbeer & Carson, 10 California
Drummond B. S., 435 Valencia
Duncan's Mills Land and Lumber Co.,
22 California
Bngle 4 Son. Fillmore St. Wharf
Fort Bragg Redwood Co.. 42 Market
Garth waite H. & Co., 42 Market
Germon A. 4 Co. (ship knees, etc.) Pier
2^ Steuart
Grant Franklin (hardwood) 26 Spear
Gray George D.. 10 California
Hanley <fc Dawson (hardwood) 27 Beale
Hanson & Co., Pier 11 Steuart
HARMON S. H. LUMBER CO., 316
Steuart
S. H. Harmon, Pres. J. K. C. Hobbs,
Vlce-Pres. E. N. Harmon, Sec'ry.
S. H. HARMON LUMBER CO..
fliolesale and Retail Lumber Dealers.
Oregon Pine, Redwood, Spruce, Shin-
gles, Laths, Posts, Shakes, Pickets,
Moldings, Doors, Sash, Blinds, etc.
Klin Dried Surface Redwood. Agency
Clatsop Mill Co.. Astoria, Or., and S. F.
and Astoria Packet Line; Agency Elk
River Mill, Crescent City, Cal. Office
and Yard, 316 Steuart St., cor. of
Folsom, S. F., Cal. Pine, Redwood
and Spruce Cargoes furnished to order.
Telephone No. 648.
Harris A Jones, Bryant, bet Fifth and
Sixth
Hawley J. C, NB cor Folsom and
Spear
Herrick E. M., 17 Steuart
HIggins & Collins, Pier 10 Steuart
Holt Brothers (carriage) 30-32 Main
Hooper C. A. 4 Co., cor Fourth and
Channel
Hooper F. P. <fe J. A., 4 California
Huggins John C, 42 Market
Humboldt Lumber Mill Co., S s Bryant,
bet Fourth and Fifth
Iverson 4 Jensen, 18 Market
Jackson J. G., 48 Market
Kentfield John 4 Co., 318 Steuart
Kimball George H., 104 Market
Knowland Joseph, 22 California
KNOWL.es G. B. Jii SON,
SE cor Mission and Main
Korbel F. 4 Brothers, SW cor Fifth
and Bryant
Kruse J. Henry, SE cor Twenty-third
and Shotwell
Lewis 4 Swift, 215 Spear
McKay 4 Co., 4 California
Mendocino Lumber Co., 40 California
Meyer & Bro., SW cor Geary and
Broderlck and 2403 Bush
Milford Land and Lumber Co., 10 Cal
Moore 4 Smith, Pier 10 Steuart
Morrison George H., 575 Brannan
Navarro Mill Co., 42 Market
Nelson Charles, 18 Market
Nevada Lumber Co., 224 California
lleylan James, 103 Steuart
Occidental Mills (Humboldt, Cal.) 4 Cal
Pacific Lumber Co., 8 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Bldg
Pacific Pine Lumber Co., 12 California
Parson & Co., 611 Brannan
Pattridge R. K., 128 Steuart
Pine Manutacturers'Co., Pier 11 Steuart
Pollard 4 Dodge, 3 Steuart
Pope 4 Talbot, 204 California, and foot
Third
Port Costa Lumber Co., 4 California
Preston 4 McKlnnon, Pier 5 Steuart
0. J. Pbeston. J.J. McKinnon
PRESTON & McKINNON
Wholesale and retail dealers In
lAUxnber
Pine and Redwood Cargoes cut
to order on short notice.
Pier No.l^sFenart St.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Puget Mill Co., 204 California
Paget Sound Lumber Co., PierSStenart
Redwood Manufacturers' Assn, 18 Mkt
Renton, Holmes <fe Co., Pier 3 Steuart
San Francisco Pine Lumber Co., 42
Market
San Joaquin Lumber Co. ,Pler 3 Steuart
San Pedro Lumber Co., 4 California
Sierra Lumber Co., depot NE cor
Fourth and Channel, office 320
Sansome
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST,
TELBFHONB 83.
LITHOGRAPHERS
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. DAVIS, City Af^ent,
429 California. Street,
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sierra Kevada Wood and Lumber Co.,
224 California
Bimpson A. M. & Brother, 48 Market
Slade S. E. & Co., 18 Market
Smith G. F. A Co. , Pier 9 Steuart
Smith James C, 1 Howard
Southern California Lumber Co., 22
California
Springer Jason & Co., SE cor Spear
and Mission
STARBIRD & GOIiDSTONE
SW cor Market and Spear
STRAHLE JACOB & CO. (fancy) 515
Market
Straat W. E. A Co. (carriage) NW cor
Sacramento and Drumm
Taylor Henry W., 18 Market
Thaver I. E., 22 California
Truckee Lumber and Box Mnfg Co.,
243-251 Berry
Turner, Kennedy <fe Shaw, 840 Fourth
and 5 Post
VAN -W^INKIiE I. S. & CO.
(hardwood) 415 Market
WATERHO USE A LESTER (carriage)
16-22 Beale
WELCH A CO.. 109 California
Wesson Joseph W.,SE cor Spear and
Howard
Western Mill and Lumber Co., office
Pier 17 Steuart
Wetherbee Henry, 111 Market
White Bros, (carriage) 13 Main
AVhlte L. E. (ties and posts) 15 Steuart
WIGMORE JOHN (hard wood)
129 Spear
liiimber Siu-Teyora.
(iSee Surveyors— Lumber.')
IiDiicli Kltcliens.
Debb Frank, 214 Second
Eckhardt Frederick, 15 Grant Av
FUeger Francis C, 1320 Howard
Kacaroni and Vermicelli
9Iannfactarera.
California-Italian Paste Co., C. B. SpU-
valo <fe Co., 321 Sacramento
Matteuccl F. A Co., 313 Francisco
Quelrolo G., 511 Green
Ravenna, Ghlrardelll A Co..421 Battery
SpUvalo C. R. <fe Co., 321 Sacramento
Tenthorey J. P. A Co., 558 Mission
Valente Lulgl, 214-216 Broadway ,
SEaclilne Tfareado.
BARBOUR BROTHERS CO.
THE, 517-519 Market
NEVILIiE & CO., 31-33 Cal-
ifornia
Blaeliinery— Importers and
Dealers.
Baker & Hamilton, NW cor Pine and
Davie
CJhappell John G. Oaundry) 807 Howard
Dodge Miles B. (mining) 143 ]Fremont
Fish Arthur L., 30 First
Garratt William T., 138 Fremont
Gllle.'ipv A Chllds, 123 Cal, room 34
GREGORY H. P. & CO.,
Is W cor Fremont and Mission
Huntington F. A., 45 Fremont
Huntington, Hopkins A Co., Junction
Market and Bush
Jackson Byron, 625 Sixth
Jacques I. F. (laundrv") 114 Mont Av
JOSHUA HENDY MACHINE
WORKS, 39-51 Fremont
MARWEDEL C. F.. 56 First
Macpherson Fred., 109 California
Nordyke A Marmon Co. (flour mill) 215
Sansome
PALMER & REY, 405 Sansome
and Sl7-«21 Montgomery
Parke A Lacv,21 Fremont
Rlx <fe Firth., 18-20 Fremont
STEARNS MANUFACTUR-
ING CO., 29-31 Spear
Steen Edward T., 618 Market
TATUM & BOWEN. 34-36 Fremont
and 423 Clay
Whltelaw T. P. H., 216 Spear
WUcomb Manufacturlnu Co. (knitting)
10 Stevenson
MacIiinistB.
{See alto Brass Foundries; also Iron
Ibundries.)
American Machine and Model Works,
111-113 First
Atlas, J. B. Jardlne, 213 Mission
Bardet Milling Co., 221 First
BAY CITY IRON TVORKS,
Bigelow A Little. 123 Mission and
103-105 Fremont
Bien Joseph, 412 Commercial
Bigelow John K., 10 Stevenson
Birch William H. & Co., 119 Beale
Bradv WiUlam J., 113-115 Mission
Burton Isaac L., 115 First
California Tool Works, J. Welchart,
143 Beale
Clot A Meese, 129 Fremont
Cummlng George <fe Co., 18-20 Fell
Dalv A Cavanagh, 230 Fremont
Deacon William, 133 Main
Domblerer James, 115 First
DOW STEAM PUMP
WORKS, 114-116 Beale
Ertola Biagio, 1508 Dupont
EVANS C. H., 11(^-112 Beale
Flelschel George, 612 California
Galll Joseph A Co., 504 Commercial
Garcin A Son, 294 Howard
Garratt W. T. & Co., 138 Fremont
Geitner Leonhardt, 562 Mission
Golden State and Miners' Iron Works,
237-257 First
Goss A Dow, 114 Beale
Graham M. A., bE cor Mission and
Beale
Greenberg's Sons M., 205 Fremont
Hare dSr Berriman. 417 Sacramento
Harris, Oswald A Noble,208 Leldes-
dorff
Hayes Edmund K., 105 Beale
Heald LA., 115 First
Hedges A Hall, 44 Main
Hinckley, Spiers A Hayes, 207-211 Fre-
mont
Jackson Byron, 625 Sixth
JOSHUA HENDY MACHINE
WORKS. 39-51 Fremont
JUNG JOHN C, 110 Main
Kennedy Hugh. 203 Main
Klngsland J. E. C, 2.34 Fremont
KralewskiF., 516 Fifth
Kutner, Bepler A Co., 116 Main
LATNG HENRr G., 111-113 First
Eureka Machine "Works*
H. G. LAYNG, Proprietor.
Machine and Engine Work In all its
branches. 215 First Street.
Special attention given to repairing.
Marshutz & Cantrell, NW cor Main
and Howard
Marwedel C. F.. 56 First
Mcintosh A Wolpman, 135 Beale
Morris A Son, 105 Fremont
MECHANICS' FOUNDRY, Nolte &
Walsh, 213-219 First
MECHANICS' FOUNDRY,
NOLTE & WALSH, Proptrs.
213 to 219 First Street, San Francisco.
Every description of Castings made
at short notice. Specialties: Gas and
Water Pipes, Car Wheels and Window
Weights.
Murrav Bros., 252 Beale
NOVELTY IRON WORKS, 117 Main
Ohmen W. H., 22 Fremont
Pacific Metal Works, 141-143 First
PAXMER & REY, 405 Sansome
and 817-821 Montgomery
Periam C. J. A Co., 42 Main
Peterson Lewis. 258 Market
Pracy Joseph, 109 Mission
Benton Henry T., 117 Main
Klce Harvev W., 56Bluxome
RISDON IRON AND LOCO-
MOTIVE W^ORKS, SE cor
Howard and Beale
RIX A FIRTH, 18-20 Fremont
RobblnsF. A.,22lFirst
San Francisco Tool Co., First and Ste-
venson
SAVAGE, SON & CO. (Empire
Foundry) 135 Fremont
Schoenstein F. B.. 511 Fulton
Sims A Morris, 123-125 Beale
Small Isaac H., 574 Brannan
STEARNS MANUFACTUR-
ING CO., 29-31 Spear
TAIT A HAINQUE. 115 Beale
TATUM A BOWEN, 34-36 Fremont
and 423 Clay
Toulouse <fc Delorieux, 620 Commercial
Union Iron Works, office 216 Market
WEICHHART J., 143 Beale
Whltelaw T. P. H., 216 Spear
WlUlams * Orton, 19 Stevenson
Kacliinlsts' and Engineers'
Supplies.
Glllegpy A (Hillds, 123 Cal., room 34
GREGORY H. P. & CO.,
NW cor Freihont and Mission
JOSHUA HENDY MACHINE
WORKS, 39-61 Fremont
MARTt^EDEL C. F., 56 First
McGown Brothers, 42 Market
NELSON S. P. & CO., 1(V
Commercial
Parke A Lacy. 21 Fremont
Read Edward B., 16 First
Blx & Firth. 18-20 Fremont
TALLON C. J., 123 California
TATUM A BOWEN, 34-36 Fremont
and 423 Clay
Blaerame Iiace Threads.
NEVILLE & CO., 31-33 Cal-
Ifomla
Kanlcnres.
Phillips J. Mrs., 918 Market
Prousergue Louise, 818 (Jeary
Roblson J. Mrs., 32>^ Geary
Byder Leonora Mrs., 126 Kearny
TavlorEUaB., 131 Post
WUson E. Mrs., 126 Kearny
Halt Manufacturers.
(See also Brewers.)
Bach Charles, 535-537 Sacramento
Herrmann A Co., 313 Sacramento
HiUebrandt F. & Co., 2019 Folsom
Krug Fritz, 408 Shotwell
Jessen Henry H. (grain dryer) 225 Har-
rison
Nels Phil. & O)., 415 Sacramento
Schweitzer & Bauer, 414 Chestnut
Zwieg Hermann, 610 Brannan
Mantels— Marbleized Iron.
DAY THOMAS & CO. (limited)
222 Sutter
MONTAGUE W. W. A CO., 309-31T
Market
PATTISON E. A. & CO., 308
Stockton
TAY GEORGE H. & CO.,
614-618 Battery
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Importers of
Marbleized Mantels,
ENAMELED ORATES
AND ENQLISH TILE.
309, 311, 313,315. 317 Market Street.
Mantels— Marbleized Slate.
PATTISON E. A. & CO., 308
Stockton
Mantels— Terra Cotta.
PATTISON B. A. & CO., 808
Stockton
Mantels— Wood.
California Gas Fixture Co., 12S-U4
Sutter
DAY THOMAS «fc CO. (limited)
222 Sutter
PATTISON B. A. «kCO., 308
Stockton ^ ,,^_
STERLING FURNITURE
CO., 18-20 Sutter
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Kannftictiirers of Show Cases
and Store Fiztnres.
37 Market St,
FPI IPQF FYTR& nDYPlP°'""'*'*'^«<='*"°'^«™P««°*'"'«'»tfro'n)ARPAD HARASZTHY * CO,
LwkllOI. LA I nH lilll ( France to thU country, but without Brandy, j" 630 WASHINGTON STBZET
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Manafactarers' AKents.
Abrameon, Bacon & Heunlsch, 110
Battery
Ackerman David K., 2043 Mleelon
Adams & Carter, 109 California
Allen E. T., 416 Market
ALLEN JAMES G., 106 Davis
Andrews F. G.. 1007 Market
ABMES 4 DALLAM, 226-232 Front
Arnold Hardware Co., 109 California
Atwood, Atwood A Co., 109 California
Badger W. G., 17 Post
Ballev F. L., 16-18 Dnimm
Baldwin F. A., 632 Market
Battersby A. G., 518 Market
Becht George J., 54 Second
Bier Charles S., 26 Sansome
Blttman C. W., 121 California
Boiling Randolph, 207 Battery
Brown St Bowles, 518 Market
Brown & Metzner, 535 Market
Bmton Daniel, 206 Front
Bnms I. R. A Co., 50-58 Market
Carlson A Currier, 685 Market
Cerf, Schloss <fe Co., 119 Battery
Clcott F. X.. 406 Market
Clprlco A Marias, 104 Market
COLEMAN WM. T. d( CO.,
SE cor Market and Main
Oonran Thomas S., 120 Sutter
Croley George H., 13 Pine
Croxall Julius D., 405 Front
Dempster & Kers, 202 Market
Dleffenbacher A W'lhl, 318 Front
EGERTON HENRY C, 109 California
English L. G., 109 California
Ewlng Charles G., 561 Mission
Fisher George A., 109 California
Frank Brothers, 319 Market
Franklin <t- MlUer, 417 Battery
French John D., 109 Calif oinla
French & Llnforth, U6 Front
Froellch C. Jr„ 202 Market
Frost James W., 12 Montgomery
Getchell, Peyton A Black, 19 New Mont
GlUespy A ChUds, 123 California
Glrvln J. W. A Co., 24 California
Godchaux Edmund, 120 Sutter
Godchaux Luclen, 120 Sutter
Greene baum Alfred A Co., Ill Front
HAXX. A. I. & SON, 628-530
Market
Hall Gilbert C, 585 Market
Hawkes Charles K., 202 Market
Hlnsberg Charles, 330 Pine
Hunter D., 18 California
Hyman Albert L., 326 Pine
Jackson T. W. A Co., 101 Market and 3
California
Joseph Nathan A Co., 641 Clay
Keeney Frank J., 310 Kearny
Kellogg G. Herbert, 320 Sansome
KEMP JOHN H., 42 Pbelaa
Bldg
Keyston Brothers, 104 Market
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Lawson Fred. A., 123 California
Ledyard John S., 126 Kearny
MARSH H. F., 677 Market
Marshall A. A., 40 Phelan Bldg
Martin Ludolph P., 117 Phelan Bldg
Marx & Co., 315 California
Mauch Theo & Co., 20 Montgomery
McGown Brothers, 42 Market
Merrell I. L., 316 Townsend and 108
Market
Metropolitan Mnfg Co., 431 Larkin
Meyerlnk John 0., 550 Washington
Millar George E., 119 Battery
MIIIsE.T., 11 Phelan Bldg
Mollneux H., 126 Sutter
Nichols A. C. A Co., 404 Battery
Overacre P. I., 123 California
PARKE A LACY, 21 Fremont
PATTISON E. A. & CO., 808
ft- Stockton
PHELPS A MILLER, 120 Sutter
Putnam R. H. & Co. 411 California
Robinson Andrew J.. 26 Beale
Salomon Svlvaln, 140 Phelan Bldg
Schwartz B. F., 119 Battery
Seymour W. H. <t Co., 116 CaUfomla
Smith H. ft'.. 405 Front
Shawl C, 30 Second
SHEARER GEORGE D. &
fO., 54 Second
Snow Roland W., 39-45 Steyenson
Steele J. C. A Co., 30 O'FarreU
TAU.ON C. J., 123 CallfornU
TeUer George, 116 CaUfornla
Thannhauser A Co., 3U California
Treanor Joseph P., 120 Sutter
Warner Cecil, 109 California
WICKSON G. G. A CO., 38 California
WILLIAMS, DIMOND A CO., 202
Market
E. A. PATTISON & CO.
MANTELS,
Tiles, Grates, Brass Goods,
Stained Glass, Parquette
Flooring, and
TERRA COTTA,
308 Stools.tox3..
Map Monntera.
(See aUo Sookbinderi.')
Barkardt Max, 545 Washington
Seastedt A. & Co., 622 Clav
STEINEGGER ROBERT A.,
429 Montgomerj-
Walkup W. B. & Co., 530 Commercial
Map Publlsliers.
BANCROFT A. L. & CO.,
607 Market
Britton A Rey, SW cor Commercial
and Leldesdorff
Holt Warren, 512 Montgomery
Sanborn Map and Publishing Co., 434
California
Marble Saw Mills.
Mnsto Joseph, 713 Battery
Myers Leon R., 20 Gold
BUFFING & BIANCHI, 9W-970
Bryant
MARBIiE DEPOT
Steam Saw Mills,
RUFFING & BIANCHI.
Importers, Manufacturers and Whole-
sale Dealers In Foreign and
Domestic
MARBLES
Office, Yard and MlUe :
NOS. 964-970 BRYANT,
Bet. Sixth and Seventh Ste.
MONUMENTS,
Table Tops, Marble Furniture
and Plumbers' Slabs a Specialty.
Country Orders Promptly
attended to.
Marble IVorba.
Black W., 1121 Market and 432-434
Fourth
Cavo A. A Co., 706 Battery
Chataln <fe Gllettl (mosaic) 117 Stockton
Comuth <ft Blgge, 112 Golden Gate Av
Daniel John & Co., 421 Pine
Degan A Orford, Townsend, nr Second
Dempgey Jeremiah, 1069 Market
Devine & Larkin, 1727 Market
Dufly Mark C, cor Oak and Devlsadero
DnmonteUe E., 523-525 Fifth
Hawthorne C. R., Geary, opp Odd Fel-
Fellows' Cemetery
Kesseler J. A F.,S s Brannan.bet Fifth
and Sixth
Mathews W., NW cor Wood and Turk
McCormick W. H., 716 and 827 Market
McQrath Peter P., 1061 Market
McKenzle Charles, cor Central Av and
Bosh
Moore David, W s Central Av, bet
California and Sacramento
Morris Abraham, 216 Fifth
Musto Joseph, 713 Battery
Myers Leon R., 20 Gold
PALTENGHI ANDREW, 1235 Mar-
ket
Pierce Patrick, 1237 Mission
Producers' Marble Co., 244-250 Bran-
nan
Rebstock A., 408 Central Av
Both Maximilian, 434 Valencia
Sweeney John J., 16 Hayes
TempestI E., 1438 Market
ZegUo David, 1319 Mission
Marine BarTeyors.
(See ySurveyors Marine.)
Marketo.
(.See alto Butchers.)
Bay City, 1138-1146 Market
California, Pine to Calif ornla.bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny
Centre, SE cor Dupont and Sutter
Clay Street, 514 Clav
Colombo (vegetable) S s Pacific, bet
Front and Davis
Fishermen's, foot Filbert
Grand Arcade, 315 Sixth
Grand Central, S s Market, nr Sixth
Grand Western, E s Polk, bet Bush
and Austin
Hayes Valley, SW cor Laguna and
Grove
Mission, NE cor Sixteenth and Mission
New Metropolitan, SE cor New Mont-
gomery and Mission
Pacific Fruit, 534-^6 Clay
San Francisco, 526-530 Clay
Washington, S s Washington, bet
Montgomery and Sansome
Marblne IVlieels.
(See Rubber Printing WhteU.)
Masonic Good*.
NORCROSS & CO., 6 Post
PASQPALE B., 650 Washington
SCHAEZLEIN ROBERT, 13 Trinity
Match Manufactarera.
ABMES <fe DALLAM (agents Star Ex-
tra) 226-232 Front
Empire Match Factory, Leege & Mills,
412 Clay
Gaskln John B., 232 Fourteenth
Harrison A Dickson, 220 Front
Metropolitan Match and Commercial
Co., 205 Front
Nelson Victor (agent) 612 Merchant
Vehllng Frederick, 1716J^ Jessie
Matcb Splitting Machines.
WEICHHART J., 143 Beale
Mathematical and Drawing
Instrnments.
BANCROFT A. L.. & CO.,
607 Market
DENXY EDWARD & CO.. 418
Montgomery
HesB Charles, 519 Kearny
HIRSCH A. & CO., 333 Kearny
KAHN HENRY A CO., 212 Kearny
Lletz A. & Co., 329 Sansome
MUIXER CHRISTIAN, 135
Montgomery
ROACH JOHN, 429 Montgomery
San Francisco Standard Optical Co.,
120 Sutter
Schmolz William, 420 Montgomery
Tennent Thomas, 18 Market
Mattress Makers.
(See alto XJphoUterert.)
Beal Samuel, 67-69 New Montgomery
CaUfomla Furniture Mnfg Co. ,226 Bush
California Mattress Co., Junction Mar-
ket, Dolores and Fourteenth
California Spring Mnfg Co., 147 New
Montgomery
Pl
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mannteetorer oreTcry deserlption of
PABflnNOBR, BTRBBT AMB rRaiOHT CARS.
4* to SO Beale Street, San FranelMO.
Truman, Isham & Hooker.
491-427 Marhet St. Agricnltnral Imple-
ments, "Wasons, Steam £neiiiea.
MAT
1358
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O
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Clark Truman 8. <fc Son (woven wire)
21 New Montgomery
Jarrar Benlamln F., 1557 Market
IBANK H. W. & CO., 212-216 Com
merclal
Goethals Adolph, 812 Pacific
Herzog J. & Co., 12 Second
Jansen Alexander, 593 "'
Locksprlng Mattress Co.. 946 Howard
Lundy David, 829 Market
Mailfert Charles, lOS'^ Fifth
McCabe Owen, 921 Market
McGrath William, 1134 Howard
Pacific Spring and Mattress Co., 762
Mission
Kickoff Charles, Junction Market, Do-
lores and Fourteenth
Roberts Augustus H., 119 Second
Schrock \V. A.Jwire) 19 New Mont'y
STERLING FURNITURE CO., 18
Stockton
mattress Slaterlal.
Caldwell W. T., 658 Mission
Herzog J. & Co., 12 Second
Keogh John, 73 New Montgomery
Bleclianical Engineers.
{.See Engineers— Mechanical.)
Sledals.
"WEYl. aOXAS, 126 Kearny
Medicated and Fancy I<oc-
enges.
MuU George, 909 Mission
Frohman S. & Co., 335 Kearny
Wagner Charles M., 315 Kearny
Zlesche Edward R., 621 Kearny
Mercantile Agencies.
AMERICAN BIERCANTELE
UNION, Chauncey W. Gibson
general manager, 24-26 Ellis
Bradstreet Company (The) L. B. Hll
Hard superintendent, 230 Cal
Commercial Agency, Pickens, Fulton
& Co., proptrs, 401 California
De Zaldo, Sturtevant & Co. (Spanish-
American) 803 Montgomery
Dun R. G. & Co.. Jay Lugsdin mana-
ger, 320 California
Farmers' and Merchants' Business
Agency, H. M. Covert, 203 Sac'to
NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MER-
CANTILE AGENCY CO. aimited)
W. F. Lawry manager, 314 Cal
Spanish-American Mercantile Agency,
803 Montgomery
Mercliandise Brolcers.
{See Broker*.)
Merchants.
Adams Lawson S., 405 Front
Alaska Commercial Co., 310 Sansome
Anspacher Bros.. 302 California
Bash Hyman. 206)^ Bush
Bechtel Max, 112 PoweU
Bemheim A. & Co., 206 Front
Bloom David, 220 Sansome
Blum J. 41. (yacavilie.Cal.) 7 Battery
Brownstone David. 29 Battery
Cahen A. & Co., 302 California
Chaffee, Gilbert & Bonestell, NE cor
Front and Clay
COLEMAN WM. T. 6i CO.,
SE cor Market and Mluna
Corbltt <fe Macleav, 218 California
Davidson <fe Peek, 21 Battery
Dlamant L., 107 Batterv
Dusenbery & Stencil, 217 Pine
Eggers 4 Co., 214 California
Einstein 4 Bernhelm, 206 Front
Feist Adolph, 111 Sansome
Frank Jacob, 215 Sansome
French Joseph M.,206 Front
Frost James W., 12 Montgomery
Hale Joseph P., 210 Battery
Hall, Lnhrs & Co., 116 California
Harrington <t Smith, 218 California
HlUman Max, 125 Sansome
Kline L., 302 California
Kohn Isaac, 309 California
Levlnsky M., 105 Battery
Lowenberg S. & Co., 318 Pine
Lowenstein Rudolph, 414 Market
Maher Martin, 29 Battery
Mendheim H., 330 Montgomery
Phillips Brothers 4 Co., 22 Battery
Phillips M. & Co., Ill Battery
Rosenfeld John, 202 Sansome
Schwartz 4 Nathan, 13-15 Battery
Shalnwald Brothers, 218 California
Simon, Jacobs 4 Co., 17 Battery
Slnshelmer Bros., 220 California
Sisson, Crocker 4 Co., 202 Sansome
Stem, Cahn & Loeb, 125 Sansome
Sweet S. 4 Co., 218 California
Toklas & Singerman, 219 Bush
Ward Joseph W.. 405 Front
Weilhelmer & Coblentz, 215 Battery
Welnstock 4 Lubln. 17 Sansome
MercbantB— Commission.
{^'Importers. See also Merchant*'
Prodxice Commission.)
Acheson Robert. 120 Battery
Adler Aaron A., 314 California
Alexander David, 318 Sacramento
Alexander 0. & Son, 108 California
Alpers Peter, 202 Davis
Allen Edward T., 416 Market
Allen 4 Lewis, 202 California
Allison, Gray & Co., 416 Front
Amelung Julius C, 159 Sixteenth
Angus & Miller, 26 Merchants' Ex-
change
•Arnold Hardware Cj., 109 California
Avy Eugene, 320 Sansome
Badger W. G., 17 Post
Baglietto L. & Co., 421 Davis
Bailey F. L., 16-18 Drumm
Baker L. F. & Co., 125 Washington
Barclay <fe Robertson, 408 California
•Balfour, Guthrie 4 (5o., 316 California
'•••■Baizer Hv 4 Co., 209 Sansome
Baliard & Hall. 426 Townsend
'^BANDMANN, NIELSEN 4 CO.,
30 California
Barrows John, 12 Bush
Bassett <fe Bunker, 400 Front
s'Beck D. L. 4 Sons, 118 California
*Bell Thomas 4 Co., 426 California
Benton C. L. & Co., 65-«7 California
Market
Berg William & O)., 60 Merchants' Ex-
change
Berryman H. B., 52 Merchants' Exch.
Berteaux George E.. 61 Merchants'
Exchange
Bingham L. G. & Co., 323 California
Blum, Baldwin & Glrvin, 319 California
Boisson Francis, Pacific Fruit Make}
Brav's Sons & Co., 220 Clay
Breeze Charles K., 124 Clay
Brsmer William H., 310 Sacramento
Brigham, Hoppe 4 Co.. 129-131 Cal
Broad Charles E., 513 Market
Brown & Adams, 409 Battery
Brown 4 Bowles, 518 Market
Bumap John, 425 Davis
Burtis R. W.. 41 Second
Bush I. 4 Co., 126 Clay
Bvxbee John F., 104 Market
*'Cabrera, Roma 4 Co., 123 California
Cain 4 Co., 206 Washington
Cain 4 Mitchell, 212 Washington
•'Campbell W. H., 402 Front
Carlson 4 Currier, 585 Market
Carlton Charles C, 311 California
* Carpentier Alphonse, 438 California
Catton, Bell 4 Co., NW cor Sixth and
Townsend, office 406 California
S'Chapman James F.4 Co.,22 California
Chapman W. B., 123 California
Christy 4 Wise (wool) NE cor Fifth
and Townsend
Cicott Frank X., 406 Market
Clements Gilbert, 318 Front
Clerc Raoul, 62 Merchants' Exchange
Cluln 4 Tormey, 117 Drumm
Cobum C. W. & Co., 6 Battery
Cochran J. T. 4 Co., 302 California
Cofer, Hills & Co., .36 California
Cohen Abram, 120 Sutter
Colt & Folsom, 20 California
•COLEMAN WM. T. Si CO.,
SE cor Market and Main
Corbltt & Macleay. 218 California
Costa Lorenzo, 614 Front
COVERT HENRY M. , manager
Farmers' and Merchants' Business
Agency, 208 Sacramento
Cook Irving B., 56 Steuart
Craig C. W., 306 Battery
Crawford A. & Co., 27 Market
Crosett James L.. 628 Sacramento
Cummings W. B., 328 Montgomery
"fCuttlng John T. Co., 23 California
*Davis, Haber 4 Co., 211 Pine
'De Fremery James & Co.. 410 Battery
Delanoy Fred. N., 214 California
♦Delle plane 4 Co., 425 Battery
'Dempster 4 Keys, 202 Market
«De Sabla Eugene & Co., 40 California
'Dibblee Albert. 30 California
Dingley C. L. 4 Co.. 13 Steuart
'DICKSON, DE WOLF 4 CO., 412-
414 Battery
Dieckmann J. H., 124 California
'DODGE, SWEENEY 4 CO., 114 Mar-
ket
'Donaldson 4 Co., 319 California
♦DOYLE HENRY di CO.,
517-519 Market
'Dresbach William, 316 California
Duff 4 Co., 316 Davis
Duffy J. J. & Co., 304 Washington
'Dulsenberg Charles 4 Co., 314 Sac
Durand Joseph A., 400 Battery
Earl D. W. 4 Co., 202 Sansome
Earnest J. T. & Co., 202 Sacramento
Eaton F. W. 4 Co., 8 Davis
'Egerton Henry C, 109 California
'Eggers & Co., 214 California
EUerhorst Henry D., 117 Drumm
Ellis M. C. & Son. 29 Merchants' Ex-
change
ENGLISH JOHN F., 313 Davis
Epplnger & Co., 302 California
Erlaneer & Galinger, 304 Davis
EVANS A. F. «& CO., 16 Front
Everding J. & Co., 48 Clay
Everett Abijah P., 405 Front
Field & Stone, 126 California
Feder Louis, 35 Battery
Fisher George A., 109 California
'Forbes Brothers. 418 Jackson
'Forsaith E. W. & Co., 325 Front
Francis Harry, 215 Sansome
Freeman, Smith 4 Co., 122 California
Freitas M. T. & Co., 325 Front
Furst A. Walter, 1073 Market
Furth Simon, 207 Front
Gage, Shattuck & Co., 317-321 Front
Gain A. 4 Co., 516 Sansome
Gambitz Kady, 216 Washington
Gecan Andrew A Co., 210 Drumm
eEOAN A. F., 302 California
Germon A. 4 Co., Pier 2}4 Steuart
Gilberts Clement, 318 Front
GiUespy 4 Childs, 123 California
Ginocchio Giuseppe, 315 Commercial
Goetz Julius, 410 Montgomery
Goldfish. Cohn & Co., 215 Sansome
Goldman I. W., 209 Sansome
Goldman S. L., 120 Sutter
'Grace J. W. 4 Co.. 430 California
Gradwohl Meyer, 401 California
Grangers' Business Association, 108
Davis
'Greenebaum Alfred & Co., Ill Front
GREENEBAUM 4 CO.. 115-117 Bush
'Grinbaum M. S. & Co., 124 California
' GUTTE I., 303 California
Haight Robert 4 Co., 226 Front
*HALL A. I. & SON, 528-530 Market
Hall G. C, 585 Market
Hamburger D. 4 Co., Ill Sansome
Hammer Frederick H., 204 Front
Hammer, Lelst & Co.. 201 DavU
Handy L. N. 4 Co., ■« Clay
Harrison John W., 204 California
Harrold James, 525 Front
Haslett 4 Bailey, 331 Spear
Hatch T. H. 4 Co., 34 California
Hausman, Kufeke & Co., 212 Battery
Hegler. Johnson 4 Co., 113 Front
'Hellmann Brothers 4 Co.. 525 Front
Henry W. Warner & Co., '^12 Sac
Herrkk Edward M.. 17 Steuart
Heyman & Mayer, 41 Clav
Hevwood S. J. & Co., 222 Clay
Hlgglns & Collins, Pier 10 Steuart
Holcomb W. A. 4 Co., 302 CaUfomla
Holden Samuel G., 113 Leldesdorff
Houston W. J. 4 Co.. 16 Front
Hulme 4 Hart, 10 Davis
Hume George W., 405 Front
Hume R. D. 4 Co., 405 Front
♦Hutchinson, Kohl, Phlllppeus 4 Co.,
310 Sansome
Hutchinson 4 Mann. 322 California
Israelsky Julius, 528 Sansome
Ivancovich J. & Co., NW cor Wash-
Ington and Sansome
ORIENT Ins. Co.. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,551,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
HIGKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
MEK
1359
MER
Jackson T. W. & Co., 104 Market and
3 California
Jacobs D. S. & Co., 126 Kearnv
Jennings Charles B.. 121 California
Jones S. A. D. & Co., 109 California
Jones S. L. & Co., 20S California
Jones & Co., 123 Market
Kellogg G. H.. 320 Sansome
Keyser Paul, 206 Clay
Klrschbraun & Sons, 310 Front
Kittle & Co., 202 California
Klauber & Levi, 122 Davis
Kline Mark, 414 Market
Knight N. K., 4;56 Townsend
*Knnwles J. N., 28 California
Kowalsky Edwin H., 215 Sansome
Kron A. K. <t Co., 505 Front
Kron * Eberhard, 505 Front
*Kruse & Euler, 209 Front
Krutmejer & Co. , 419 California
Kutner, Goldstein & Co., 7-9 Battery
Lamb E. G., 18 California
Landsberger & Son, 123 California
Larzelere & Wltham, S\V cor Clay A
Davis
Lastreto Lulgl F., 315 Commercial
Laws <ft Roberts, 211-213 Washington
Leghorn John G., 124 Clay
Leszynsky S. L. & Co., 2-1 Battery
Levaggl & Barblerl, 309 Washington
Levy A. & Co., NE cor Washington
and Front
Lew B. <fe Son, 528 Sansome
Levy Baruch,217 Battery
Levy S. A Co., 218 Washington
Lew S. W. <6Son, liS-UO Sansome
Lewis Henry L., 122 Clav
Lichtenberg William, 215 Sansome
Llghtner Isaac, 214 California
s'LINFORTH J.\MES, 120 Front
Llpmon Henry, 202 Washington
Llovd Charles R. & Co., 215 Sansome
«Loaiza W., 308 California
Loudon John L., Ill Front
Loughran T. F. & Co., 420 Davis
Loughran Thomas, 219-223 Clay
Louis A. & Co., 204 Clay
Lowenthal, Livingston & Co., 320 Cal
*LUND HENRY * CO.,214CaUfornla
Lynde A Hough, 116 California
MacCaulev John B., 123 California
MacGrottv Alfred & Co., 206 Sac
Mackav Duncan C, 403 California
<• MACi)NDRAY A CO., 425-127 Market
*Mandlebaum F. A Sons, 312 Sac
MarchI A Berta, 529 Merchant
"MARCUS GEO. A CO.. 232 California
Marsh Hunry F., 577 Market
Martens F. A Co., 425 Front
Martin. Feusler A Co., 309 Clay
Marx A Co., 315 California
Mather J. W., 214 Sansome
Mathews John M., 117 Davis
Manch Theo. & Co., 20 Montgomery
McBride & Carroll, 117 Drumm
McCormIck Frank H., 109 California
McGlauflin Lewis VV., :»9 California
McHenry S. A Co., 320 From
McKenna James, 22 California
McKenna A Purcell, 205 Drumm
McNear George W., 306 California
Mead William H., 728 Montgomery
MeUl^rt Edward. 62 Merchants' Exge
oMelnecke Charles A Co., 314 Sac
*Merrlll J. C. A Co., 204 California
i'Meyer, Wilson A Co., 212 Battery
Mever<fe Akman, 16 Sacramento
Meverlnk John C, -^50 Washington
*Mlddleton A Co., 521 Front
Milps John E., 402 Front
Mller Edwin M., 218 Califomln
Mills E. T., 11 Phelan Bldg
Mohr Rudolph, 402 Front
Molloy John, 54 Clav
«MONTEALEGRE A CO.. 230 Cal
* Moore, Ferguson A Co., 310 California
Moore J . J. & Co., 302 California
Morris Henry D., 22 Fremont
Morrow George A Co., 39 Clay
Morse I. H. & Co., 625 Front
Mott Charles W.. 22 California
ffMuecte A Co., 319 California
Neale Eustace, 725 Montgomery
Nelson Charles, 18 Market
Nelson Victor, 612 Merchant
«NEWHALL H. M. A CO., 309 San-
some
NEWHALL'S SONS A CO.. 225 Bush
Newmark J. P. A Co., 214 California
Neylan Jam>>s, 103 Steuart
'-NICH01,S A. C. A CO., 402
Battery
Norton, Risdon A Co. , 103-110 California
^Olcovich Brothers, 12-14 Front
Orena Darlo, 318 California
Osterloh Henry, 37 Commercial
Page Brothers, 302 California
Parker, Wood A Co.. 501 Front
''Parrott & Co., 306 California
Pedler J. N. & T. C, 11 Steuart
Perra P. & Co., 616 Front
Perry William F., 214 California
Peterson S. B., 58 Clav
Phillips F., 109 California
Plnet John, HOi Jackson
Pitts George H., 512 Sansome
Pollard & Dodge. 3 Steuart
Porter Brothers & Co., 404 DavU
Prlndle <& Read, 217 Bush
Rasmussen Peter, 101 Sacramento
Ravekes <fc Forester, 116 California
Rellly & Co., 327 Davis
Richardson W., 218 California
Riley Thomas D. & Co., 255 East
Rosenbaum Brothers, 206 Front
Rosenberg Ja-^ob, 40 California
Rosenfeld John, 202 Sansome
Ross <fc Hewlett, NE cor Davis and
Clay
Rountree James 0. & Son, 13 Pine
Rouse William H. A Co., 306 Davis
Rued J. C. A Co , 119 Clav
Ruhl B. G. A Co., 319 Washington
Salomon Sylvain, 140 Phelan Bldg
Scatena L. & Co., 313 Washington
Schact A Lemcke, 122 Davis
"Schlelden Joseph F., 324 Washington
Schlesinger A. C., 203 Battery
Schmidt Benjamin J. A Co., 120 Sutter
Schwabacher Brothers, 319 California
Schwabacher A Weinschenk, 210 Davis
Schwartz Brothers, 215 Sansome
Scotchler & Glbbs, 318 Front
"Scotchler John J., 318 Front
Scott Horace V.,210 Battery
Scott James, 405 Front
Searles & Stone, 304 California
«'SEVERANCE H.W., 218 California
Sharkev James, 100 Steuart
Shearer George D. A Co.. 54 Second
Sherwood A Sherwood. 212 Market and
15 Pine
Shoobert, Beale A Co., 307 California
Simpkins Charles H., 328 Montgomery
Slsson. Crocker A Co., 202 Sansome
Sloss Louis A Co., 310 Sansome
Smith G. F. A Co., Pier 9 Steuart
Smith 0. B. A Co., 423 Front
Solojnon W. A Co., 211 Clay
Sonntag Chas. A Co.. 116 Market
Spear Edward S. A Co., 31-;« Sutter
Sperry A Co.. 22 California
'■'Spreckels John D. A Bros., 327 Market
Starr & Co., 16 California
Steele E. L. G. A Co., 208 California
Steinberger A Kallsher. 24 Sansome
Steinhagen P. ACo.,408 Davis
■"Stevens, Baker A Co.. 202 Sacramento
Stevenson A. M., 214 California
Sutton A Beebe, 122 Front
Swenarton A Heim, 120 Sutter
TAIiLON C. J., 123 California
''Tavlor C. L. A Co.. 34 California
s-Thannhauser A Co., 311 California
Thaver 1. E., 2-2 California
•^Theobald George J. A Co., 419 Califor-
nia
Thurtton A Hartson, 403-405 Davlg
Tilden II. N. A Co., 426 Sansome
''Tinoco J. M. A Co., 506 Battery
Trubenbach A C<>., 113 Clav
TJgaretti Llppl A Co., 214 Washington
■-'Urruela A Urioste, 202 Market
Vervalln Demp-ter, 210 Davis
Von Ronn A Hencke Bros.. 409-411
Clav
Wadhains A Elliott, 206 Front
Wakefield L. H., 22 California
Wand Joseph, 120 Sutter
Wangenhelm Sol A Co., 126 Davlg
Waterman M. A Co., 108 Davis
"WELCH A CO., 109 California
WELLS CHARLES H., 10
California
Wetmore Brothers. 524 Sansome
Wheaton A Luhrs, 221 Front
Whitnev C. E. A Co., 101 California
Whitteli George. 216 Bush
Wickes George W., 419 California
Wleland Brothers, 326 Front
^Wilkens A Co.. 10^ Calif ornia
^WILLIAMS, DIMOND & CO., 202
Market
WIttland A Fredrlckson, 324 DavU
Witzel & Baker, 320 Battery
Wolf, Brown A Co., 321 Davis
Wolf P. A Co., 304 Batterv
Wolfen Max A Co., SW cor Davis and
V ashlngton
Wolft- William A Co., 105 Front
Wooster J. B. A Co., 218 Front
Wright. Bowne A Co., 34 Steuart
Wright John T., 640 Market
Young Carlos G.. 25 Davis
GREENEBAU)! & CO.
Auction and Commission
MERCHANTS,
115 and 117 BUSH STREET
Cash Advances made on OontignmenU
New York office, 353-355 Canal Street.
91ercliant8— Produce Com-
mission.
(.See also Fruit— Wholesale.)
Allison. Gray & Co., 416 Front
Alves Domlngos, 417 Davis
Arata L. A Co., 515 Davis
Atchinson B. M. A Co., 16-30 Centre
Market
Balanesl G., 107 Clark
Blagi D. A Co., 520 Sansome
Blumenthal H. M., 420 Davis
Bray Brothers A Co., 220 Clav
Brlgham, Hoppe <fe Co., 129 California
Cain A Co., 206-203 Washington
Cain & Mitchell, 212 Wasjilngton
Camurinos D. G., 519 Sansome
Cluln & Tormey, 117 Drumm
Cofer, Hills A Co., 36 California
COLEMAN WM T. & CO.,
SE cor Market and Main
Cowing Estes H., 408 Davis
Comstant Manuel A Co., 434 Davis
Daiton Brother , 303 Davis
Dellepiane A Co., 425 Batterv
Dodtje, Sweeney A Co., 114 Market
Dutard Hypolite, SK cor DavU and
Sacramento
Emerson John A., 521 Sansome
ENGLISH J. F., 313 Davis
Eveleth A Nash, 422 Front
Everding J. A Co.. 48 Clav
Felling L. A Co., 324 Clav
Forsaith E. W. A Co., 325 Front
Freitas M. T. A Co., 325 Front
GAGE, SH.\TTUCK A CO., 319 Front
Gale J. W. A Co., 207-209 Washington
Gain A. A Co., 516 Sansome
Garrett J. H. A Co., SE cor Clay and San
Getz Brothers <fc Co., 209 Market
Giovannettl 6. & Co., 204 Washington
Grangers' Business Assn, 108 Davit
Hammer F. H., 204 Front
Heckman A Immel, 400-102 Davis
Hegler, Johnson A Co., 113 Front
Israelsky Julius, 520 Sansome
Ivancovich J. <fc Co., NW cor Sansome
and Washlnj-'ton
Joost Herman, 307 Battery
Keefe William W.. 123 Washington
Keyser Paul, 206 Clay
Larzelere A Wltham, SW cor Clay and
Davis
Laws John, 124 Clay
Lew A. A Co., 234 Washington
LevV B. A Sons, .528 .Sansome
Levy S. A Co., 218 Washington
Llpman Henry, 202 Washington
Loughran Thomas, 219-223 Clay
Lowry A Steller, 6 Davis
Macpherson A Branagan, 215 Wash
Marsicano P. A Co., 419 Washington
Martens F. A Co., 425 Front
Martin, Feusler A Co., 3U Clay
Mende George W. A Co., 16-18 Dmmm
McBride A Carroll. 117 Drumm
McDonogh A Johnson, 320 Davlg
MeverlnK John 0., 550 Washlngtom
MIchelssen, Roth <t Co., 201 Cal
Moiloy John, 54 Clay
Murphv o. A. A Co., 503 Sansome
Murray W. J. <fc Co., 416^18 Davis
Norton. Risdon A Co. ,108-110 California
Olcovlch Bros., 12-14 Front
Onestl A Connor, 503 Sansome
Paliles Alexander, 318 Davis
Pastene Antonio. 203 Washington
Pera P. A Co., 616 Front
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE LARGEST BUSINESS
OF AJVT AMERICAN COMPANY.
MER
1360
MIL
PhUIIps Fltel, 109 California
Pitts Geo. H., 512 Sansome
Price W. C. & Co., 327 Front
Eellly4Co.,32<)Davls
Kouse 'Wmiam H. & Co., 306 Davis
Scatena L. <fe Co., 313 Washington
Scatena M. 4 Co., 209 Washington
Smith 0. B. & Co., 423 Front
Sresovich L. G. & Co., 415 Washington
Starr George E. & Co.. 310 Washington
Stelnhagen P. A Co., 402 Davis
Stewart & Bucklev, 513 Sansome
Sweeney George A., 108 California
Thomas J. Proctor, 109 Davis
Tledmann D. & Co., 210 Clay
Tllden H. N. <fe Co., 426 Sansome
Tindal George W., 500 Sansome
Trobock & Bergen, 504 Sansome
Trnbenbach & Co., U3Clay
Volkman Charles M., 421 Front
Ton Bonn & Hencke Bros. , 407 Clay
Wheaton & Lnhrs, 221 Front
Whitney C. E. A Co., 101 California
WIghtman Bros.. 205 Sacramento
Wlttland & Frederickson. 324 Davis
Wltzel <fe Baker, 320 Battery
Wolf, Brown A Co., 321 Davis
Wolf en Max A Co., SW cor Washing-
ton and Davis
ITOOSTER J. B. & CO., 218
Front
Zeiss Louis, 101 Clav
Zlegenbeln John & Co., 216 Davis
Mercliaiits — Sblpplne nnd
Forvrardingr.
Adams WUllam J., Pier 17, Steuart
Balfour, Gnthrle A Co., 316 CaUfomla
Balzer Hv A Co., 209 Sansome
Barclay <t Eobertson, 406 California
Beadle A Co., 5 Spear
Carpentler Alphonse, 438 California
Chapman James F. A Co., 22 Cal
Cochran J. T. A Co., 302 California
COLEMAN WM. T. & CO.,
SE cor Market and Main
Corbltt & Macleav, 218 California
Crawford A. <fe Co., 27 Market
Cutting John T. Co. , 23 California
Dempster A Kevs, 202 Market
Dlbblee Albert, 30 California
DICKSON, DE WOLF A CO., 415
Battery
Dolbeer A Carson, 10 California
Donaldson A Co.. 319 California
Dresbach William, 316 California
Earl D. W. A Co., 202 Sansome
Eaton F. W. & Co., 8 Davis
EUis M. C. A Son., 29 Merchants' Ex
Freeman, Smith A Co., 122 California
Goodall, Perkins & Co., 10 Market
Grace J. W. A- Co.. 430 California
Hanson A Co., Pier 11 Stenart
Hausman , Knfete <S Co. , 212 Battery
Herrlck E. M., 17 Steuart
Hume George W., 405 Front
Hume E. D. A Co., 40-5 Front
Hutchinson, Kohl, Phlllppeus A Co.,
310 Sansome
Jennings D. B.. 267 East
Jensen Jacob, Junction Market and Sac
Kentfleld John A Co., 318 Stenart
Kittle A Co.. 202 California
Knowles J. X., 28 California
Laflin James, 34 Steuart
Lamb E. G., 18 California
Levaggi & Barbieri, 309 Washington
Llchtenberg William. 215 Sansome
Lolor Charles P., 31 Merchants' Esch
Louis A. & Co., 201 Clav
Lowenthal, Livingston A Co., 320 Cal
LUND HENET & CO., 214 California
Macondray A Co., 425-127 Market
McKenna James, 22 California
McNear G. W., 306 California
Melnecke Charles A Co., 314 Sac
MerrlU J. C. A Co., 204 CaUfomia
Meyer, Wilson A Co., 212 Batterv
Miles John E., 402 Front
Mott Charles W.. 22 California
MueckeA Co., 319 California
NEWHALL H. M. A CO. ,309 Sansome
Parrott A Co., 306 CaUfomia
Petersons. B., 58 Clay
PInet J., 504 Jackson
Pope <fe Talbot, 204 CaUfomia
Eoberts Manin E., 5 Spear
Bosenbaum Brothers, 206 Front
Eosenfeld Jolin, 202 Sansome
Searies & Stone. 304 CaUfomia
Sharkey James, lOOStenan
Shattuck C. C. A Co., 321 Front
Sherwood & Sherwood, 212 Market and
15 Pine
Simpson A. M. A Bro., 48 Market
Sisson, Crocker A Co., 202 Sansome
Smith G. F. A Co., Pier 9 Steuart
Sparks WilUam, 7 Mission
Spreckels John D. A Bros., 327 Market
Starr A Co., 16 California
Stevens, Baker & Co., 202 Sacramento
Stevenson A. M., 214 Calllbmia
Sutton & Beebe. 122 Front
Taylor C. L. & Co., 34 CaUfomia
Ten Bosch John <fc Co., 302 Mont
Theobald George J. <fe Co., 419 Cal
Trnbenbach & Co., 113 Oay
Tuft James, 22 California
Tumer Matthew, 122 CaUfomia
Wangenheim Sol A Co., 126 Davis
Waterman M. A Co.. 108 Davis
WELCH A CO., 109 California
WeUs Charles H., 10 California
WUkens A Co., 109 CaUfomia
WILLLIMS, DIMOND A CO., 203
Market
Wolf Philip <fe Co., 304 Battery
Wolff Wm. A Co., 105 Front
Sletol Importers.
(.See also Hardware— Wholesale.)
Carolan & Co., 111-115 CaUfornla
De la Montanya James, 606-608 Bat-
tery, and 214 Jackson
Doble Abner, 13 Fremont
DUNHAM, CAEEIGAN <fe CO., 17-
19 Beale and 18-24 Main
Garratt W. T. A Co.. 138-142 Fremont
Glbbs George W. A Co., 33-39 Fremont
Holbrook, Merrill A Stetson, 225 Market
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS &
CO., cor Bush and Market
LANE W. E., 505 Kearav
MONTAGUE W. W. A CO., 309-317
Market
SELBT THOMAS H. & CO.,
220-222 Mission
TAY GEORGE H. & CO.,
614-618 Batterv
VAN WOTKXE I. S . «& CO.,
413-415 Market
Metal Roofer*.
(.See EoQfers.)
Metal Spinner*.
Boflngcr J., 10 Stevenson
BCDDE JOSEPH, 43 Fremont
GBAFF ALBEB'T, 51 Fremont
TOE r. 583-585 SUssion
Metal Stamplnc.
PACIFIC ZINC OENAMENT FAC-
TOET, 583-585 Mission
Isaacs Benjamin, SE cor Sacramento
and Batterv
Patterson WUUam, 430 Kearny
TEUWOBTHT STENCIL WOEKS,
318 Front
Metallnrelsts.
Bisbee, Winiams A Co., 25 Davis
Dyer James M., 232 Fremont
Hofmann Bros. , SW cor Fifth and Bry-
ant
Johnston WllUam D., 514 Kearny
LUCKHAEDT C. A. A CO., 23 Stev-
enson
Pacific Metal Works, 141-143 First
PBICE'S ASSAY OFFICE, 524 Sacra-
mento
EelchUng F., 404 Montgomery
SELBT SMELTING AND LEAD
CO., North Beach, office 416 Mont
Strong A Co., 10 Stevenson
Metals.
Bumstine Henry, 430 Spear
Callahan Charles, 128-130 Folsom
Colt & Folsom, 20 CaUfomia
Holbrook, MerrlU A Stetson, 225Market
Midfri-v-ea.
Alexander C. Mrs., S22 Folsom
Alpers M. Mrs., SE cor Treat Av and
Twenty-fourth
Behrmaim Marie Mrs., 1819 Howard
Bleleck H. Mrs., 1007 Harrison
Canepa Caterina, 333 MontgomervAT
CavaUIni D. Mrs., 413 Union
Chateau Marian Mrs., 327 Minna
De Langullette Mrs., 323^ Duncan
Donovan Ellen Mrs.. 1145 Howard
Duprey Pauline, 766 Folsom
Emmerich Louise Mrs., 140 Eleventh
Fraim Laura F. Mrs., 434>^ Twenty-
second
Fred man Ellen Mrs., 408 Chestnut
Fuhrig Dora Mrs., 84 Everett
Gallagher Wlnfred Mrs., 6 Lerov PI
Homann M. Mrs., 368 Minna
Huln Francolse Mrs., 639 Broadway
KronholmS. J. Mrs., 320 Seventh
Krattschmitt Agnes Mr8.,93lV Folsom
Labohm Martha A. Mrs., 501 Jessie
Lerch Maria C, 957 Folsom
Lind A. Mrs., 1223 Broadway
Mlcheli Lorenza,789 Stevenson
Moore Maria Mrs., 18S "tls PI
Prianl Angellnl Mrs., 1532 Stockton
Pueti EUzabeth, 205 Fourth
Eogers M. E. Mrs., 812 Folsom
Schaefer Charlotte Mrs., 723 Broadway
Schafer Charles Mrs., 525 Octavla
Schneider Christina, 819 Broadwav
Schneider John Mrs., 506 Union
Schoellhom A. Mrs., 1518 Stockton
Schoellhom E. Mrs., 1518 Stockton
Schubert PauUne Mrs., 420 O'FarreD
Shaw Marv J., 463 Brvant
Wegener WUhelmina, 1009 Mission
Wunscher Caroline Mr<.. 154 Elghtb
Zlllmer A. D. Mrs.. 1013 Jllssion
Zimmermann E.Mrs., 449>6 Jessie
Military Goods <ft Regalia.
Litchfield .T. M. A Co., 12 Post
NOECEOSS <t CO., 6 Post
Pasquale B., 650 Wathlngton
Milk Dealers.
Alvarado Milk Depot, 35 Bitch
Anglade John. Woolsey, nr Hamilton
Barbour Charles, NW cor Laurel and
California, U. M. T.
BareiUes Bros, SE cor Silver Av and
Glrard
Bargmann Jacob, Beach, bet Broderlck
and Devlsadero
Barker S., cor Laurel and Crescent At
Barry Edward, Putnam, nr San Bruno
Eoad
Benedict Bros. , Nineteenth Av, bet L
andM
Boradori B., cor Woolsey and San
Bruno Boad
Bower Charles, NE cor Seventeenth
and Dougla.ss
Brazo Lawrence, SW cor Green and
Buchanan
Breen P., Ocean View
Brooks David, SE cor Otsego and
Seneca
Bnlottl A Perlnl, SE cor Henrv and
Felton, U. M. T.
Burnell W. A., N s Preclta Av, bet
Folsom and Harrison
Cabune Peter, S s Lahalna, bet Penob-
scot and Santee
Casson B., cor EamUton and Wavland
Cavalli George F.,16Montgomerv Av
Christ & KeaUkekr,N 8 Venezuela, bet
Piatt and Yazoo
Clark Frank, cor East and Holly Avs
CUfford U. S. G., cor Cambridge and
Bacon
Collins Bart, Lombard, bet Scott and
Pierce
ColUns Brothers, S s Twentv-fourth,
nrEUen
CoUlns James W., 3Boardman PI
Costa Peter, cor Twentieth and Florida
Crawford Daniel, 932J^ Harrison
Curley WUUam, SW cor FUbert and
Baker
Dahle A HaskeU, Morton, nr Mission
Eoad
DalsE Charles, cor Lombard and Scott
Daly A Kinne(San Mateo) 1010 Valencia
Davidson Alonzo.E s Eureka, bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
Davidson Nathan, W s Pennsylvania
Av, bet Sierra and Shasta
DIXON. BORGESON & CO,
Hauafacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY
The HIsrhest Grade Champagne,
Equal to the Best.
lARPAD HARASZTHY « CO.
f 530 TrASEnrOTOK STBEZT.
MIL
1361
MIL
Day John Mre., Fourteenth Av, bet J
and K
De Santl Lorenzo, Algeria, bet Po-
tomac and San Joaquin
Devlin Brothers, S s Thirtieth, nr Mer-
ced
Downs Mary Mrg., NW cor Lombard
and Octavla
Emhoff Antone, 13 Norfoik
Emhoff Frank, NE cor Chestnut and
Broderick
Enderll & Regli, E g Missouri, bet
Sierra and Napa
Escloses John, cor Russia and Moscow,
Excelsior Homestead
Ewell L. J., NW cor Twenty-flrst and
Folsom
Eassler J., W s Mission Road, nr Mt.
Vernon Av
Feich Charles, NE cor Jersey and Dia-
mond
Fifleld W. J.. 320 Fulton
Finn Edward iV W cor Devlsadero and
McAllister
Fowkes Richard, Nebraska, bet Hum-
boldt and Sierra
Frankel & Son, Twelfth Av, bet L
and M
Fratessa Tranquello, N e Sweeny, nr
MeralU
Furrer & Banman, W s Clara Av, nr
Eighteenth
Furrer & Co., W s Old San Jose Road,
nr Industrial School
Furrer & Glesler, Pierce, nr Greenwich
Green A. F. <fc Co. (MiUbrae) NE cor
Third and Brannan
Griffin Maurice, NW cor Kansas and
Humboldt
Haley Esther, 2002 Greenwich
Hall 'William, Ocean House Road
Hall & Brother, 760 Twenty-second
Hanberry P., cor Maple and China Av
Hatman George W., N s Union, bet
Franklin and Gough
Hawes Charles M., 35 Eddy
Hayes Michael, 15 Dame
Hiem Henry, cor Algeria and James
Hinz & Plageman, Mission Road, nr
Six Mile House
Holzmuelier <fc Co., Ocean House Road
Horigan & Kyne, Nineteenth, bet Eu-
reka and Douglass
Hurley William Mrs., cor Solano and
Indiana
Igo James, California Av, nr York
Janigg 4 Michel, N s Nevada, bet In-
diana and Minnesota
Jenkins B. P., 2419 Greenwich
Jeruey Farm Dairy, depot 835-839 How-
ard
Johnson M. , cor Hamilton and Way-
land, U. M. T.
Jones F., SW cor Point Lobes and
Fourth Avs
Jones Jonathan H., Twenty-eighth,
bet Dolores and San Jose Av
Keller Richard, Nineteenth Av. bet L
andM
Kelly William, Edinburgh, nr India Av
Kendall G. H., 35 Eddy
Kenney John J., Twenty-sixth Av, nr
Point Lobos Av
Kennlson Asa H.. SE cor Nevada and
Vermont
Keville B.. Sliver Av. nr Hale ,U. M. T.
Knowles Frank, .T5 Eddy
Koch WiUlam H., NE cor Lombard
and Octavla
Lange WUliam, NW cor Polk and
Haves
Leipsic Brothers, Pell, bet Cole and
Claj'ton
Lenahan John, S s Jersey, bet Dla-
moud and Douglass
Lindner Richard, Russia Av.nr Lisbon
Loewe William G., cor Thirtieth and
Sanchez
Lustenberger Felix, NE cor Virginia
Av and Lundy Lane
Lynch Cornellu.s, 8 s Fourteenth, nr
Noe
Lynch William, NsJackson.bet Spruce
and Maple
Magulre William, Nye, nr Craut
Mathlas Fachette, cor Steiner and
Francisco
McCarthy Dennis, cor Vallejo and
Broderick
McCooey Arthur, NW cor Octavla and
Filbert
McDonough J.,S s Sumatra, bet Po-
tomac and St. John
Miller William, San Bruno Road, nr
Silver Av
Minehan Thomas, Holly Park Av, nr
Mission Road
Mitchell & Connors, Twenty-ninth, nr
Noe
Morgan Horace W., 13 Twenty-sixth
Morlarty Timothy, cor Eighteenth Av
and Clement
Muller Balz, NW cor Dolores and
Thirtieth
Muller Frederick, Cole, bet Carl and
Stanyan
Murray Bridget, cor Castro and Twen-
ty-ninth
Nager Bros. Falkland, nr Tallapoosa
Nager & Simon, N s Lahaina, bet Pe-
nobscot and Santee
NeiU James, Dartmouth, nrWoolsey
Newman & Co., Cole, nr Carroll
Noble H. C. Mrs., NW cor San Jos6 Av
and Thirtieth, office 35 Eddy
O'Neill T., cor Jefferson Av and Kos-
ciusko
Palassou M. P., cor Lombard and Pierce
Parker John, Fourteenth Av, bet J and
K
Paton Theophilus, Twenty-second Av,
nr Point Lobos Av
Poechhacker Leopold, cor Maple and
Jackson
Poorman Samuel, 35 Eddy
Powers Michael, 228 Eighth
Puig Joseph M., 321 Twenty-seventh
Ramos Antonio C, SW cor Wisconsin
and Napa
Raymond & Clifford, SW cor Napa and
Arkansas
Reardon Patrick, N s Venezuela, bet
Platte and Yazoo
Regli Charles, Sliver Av, nr Craut
Regli John J., Croce, nr Mission
Reilly B., County Road, opp Five Mile
House
Rener & Furrer, S s Eighteenth, nr
Clara Av
Renner Louis, W s Mission, nr Onon-
daga Av
Reynolds Edward, Silliman, bet Ham-
ilton and Bowdoin
Roberts John, Vancouver, nr San
Bruno Road
Roberts Thomas H., SW cor Mississip-
pi and Solano
Roy John A. , W s San Bruno Road, opp
Teneriffe
Ruhland Bros., Point Lobos Av, bet
Thirty-second and Thh-ty-third
Avs
Russl & Regli, S 8 Eighteenth, nr
Douglass
San Mateo Ranch Dairy, office 523
Montgomery
Sawyer & AUard, cor Twentieth and
Potrero Av
Schlotham William, W s Minnesota,
bet Sierra and Napa
Schutenhaus William, cor Italy and
Edlnburg
Schwerin H. & Sons, San Bruno Road,
nr Six-Mile House
Sera John, cor Lombard and Scott
Sloan William I., Bryant Av, m Twen-
ty-third
Smart (Jeorge C, Old San Jos6 Road,
nr Industrial School, office 35 Eddy
Smith Franklin R., S s Persia Av, nr
Mission Road
Smith James, S s Elizabeth, bet Noe
and Castro
Sneath Richard G., 835 Howard
Spaight Patrick, Kosciusko, nr Union
Av, B. H.
Steiner E.,E s Indiana, bet Nevada
and Yolo
Stone Isaac, N s Cortland Av. nr San
Bruno Road
Such F. L. & Co., Douglass, bet Twen-
tv-third and Twenty-fourth
Taber Charles W., 1015 Valencia
Trebucq & Sarthou. Railroad Av, nr
Five- Mile House
VostiS &CO..W s Mission Road, nr
SIx-MUe House
Walton J.R ., 213 Tenth
Watts David, Manitoba, bet James
and Kaskaskia
White William, Ashbury, cor Park
Road and Fredeiick
Williams John B.. cor Seventh Av
and H I
Willis Hugh L., 1609 Jessie
Wilson Henry G., San Bruno Road, nr
Twenty-ninth
Woliard 4 Wollard. 254 Eighth
Wright George W., Berlin, nr San
Bruno Road
9Iill Builders.
Allis Edward P. & Co., 114 First!
Boss M. P., 309 California ,r7:
Eckart William R.. 217 Sansome ^: : ...i
Hammond John, 42 Beale
Malter, Llnd & Rogers. 419 California
Nordyke & Marmon Co. (Indianapolis)
C. R. Lloyd agent, 215 Sansome
White James B., 318 Pine
JSIII 9Ia«liliierr>
(.See Iron Foundriea.)
ailll Pick SfannfiMSturer*.
Doble Abner, 13 Fremont
Kortick Frank, 31 Commercial
Rldgeway William J.,9-U HIU
mil Supplies.
(See aUo Hardware— Wholesale.)
A.LLEN W. R., 414 Market
DUNHAM, CARRIGAN & CO.
17-19 Beale and 18-24 Main
EGERTON HENRY C, 109 California
Garratt W. T. & Co., 138 Fremont
Gillespy & Chllds, 123 California
Huntington, Hopkins & Co., Junction
Market and Bush
JOSHUA HENDY MACHINE
WORKS, 49 Fremont
MarwedelC. F.,56 First
Morris Henry D., 22 Fremont
MUNSON <S£ CO^ 21 First
Parke & Lacv 21-23 Fremont
Stearns Manufacturing Co., 21-23 Main
Wagner Joseph <fe Co., 105 Mission
Slilllnery Oooda — nrhole-
sale.
Bauer Brothers A Co., 547 Market
Cobllner Brothers, 543 Market
Haker W. & Hinz, 545 Market
Held Brothers & Co., 512-514 Market
Heller M. & Sons, 112 Sansome
Hinz & Landt, 543 Market
Sachs Brothers & Co.. SW cor Sansome
and Bush
Simon M. & Co., 21 Sutter
STANCE 4 JAENICKE, 587 Mission
Toplitz F. i Co., 571 Market
Topiitz R. L. & Co., 532 Market
Well, Frank & Co., 539 Market
UNION STRAW WORKS
STANCE & JAENECKE, Prop'rs
Manufacturers of
LADIES', MEN'S and CHILDREN'S
STRAW HATS
And Buckram Frames of every de-
scription.
Factory and Salesroom,
587 MISSION ST., S. F.
Slllllnery OoodB-Betall.
(See also Dry Goods; also Milltners.')
Ackerman Brothers. 123 Kearny and
207 Sutter
Bier Abram, 750 Market
Braid David C, 529 Hayes and 1222
Market
Butler William J., 952 Market
Coughlan James, 919 Market
Goehrlng Adolph. 913 Mission
Kahier H. S. A Co., 1010 Market
Kaotor Philip A., 306 Sixth
Ross Brothers, 938 Market
Rowell S. Mrs. 146 Sixth and 128
Kearny
Simon M. <fe Co., 21 Sutter
Spencer John C, 1024 Market
Thomas Stephen Mrs.. 30 Third
Zemansky Samuel , 210
w
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
DIannfactnrer of eTCry deaeriptlon of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CaBS.
48 to SO Beale Street, San Franeieco.
STEAM ENGINES AND THRESHING MACHINES.
TEUMAK, ISHAM & HOOK£l>
421-4^7 Market StreeU
MIL
1362
MIN
Milliners.
Market and 10
and 748
Adcock Edwin,
Kearny
Adcock Kate Mrs., 10 Kearny
Market
Aneer Flora Mrs., 625 Larkin
Berltzhoff M. E. Miss, 846 Valencia
Blssert M. E. Mrs., 2000 FiUmore
Blochman E. Mrs., 1105 Sutter
Borestrom Minnie Mrs., 322 Mont Av
Braid D. C. 529 Hayes and 1222 Market
Brown Emma S. Mr?.. 137 Larkin
Brown Georee Mrs.. 10ii3 Howard
Bullion Hannah Mrs., 135 Tavlor
Bnrchardt E. Mrs.. 2123 Mission
Bnswell G. F. Mrs., 706 Valencia
Butler P. F., 80S Market
Butler W. J.. 952 Market
CaseT NeUie Miss. 1003 Mission
CasweU E. E. Mrs., 28 Post
Oark R. C. Mrs., 906 ilarket
CoBgrlff A. G. Mrs., 50 Third
Couehlan J. Mrs., 919 Market
CrailE. A. ilrs., 1221 Stockton
Curtis 'William E., 1235 Market
DeCourcy F. E. Mrs., 1907 FUlmore
De Forest W. F. 3Irs., 24 Keamy
Donovan Ellen Miss, 1526 Polk
Donovan M. E. Mrs., 847 Valencia
Dom G. E. 31rs., 237 Sixteenth
DuUea C. Mrs., 1943 Mission
Ehrenberg A Bullion. 135 Taylor
Farran S. M. Mrs., 2041 Mission
Fitzgerald Maegle Miss, 228 Sixth
Fltzpatrlck S. <fe E. E., 339 Eddy
FUnn C. Mrs., M Thirl
Force Nettie Miss, Nucleus Hotel
Foster Sadie A. Miss, 406 O'Farrell
Froomberp Eay, 524 Bush
George A. Mrs., 120 Taylor
Goodman A. Mrs., 1324'^ Polk
Green Annie Mrs., 124 Sixth
Halverson S. Mrs., 1215 Valencia
Harrington J. Mrs., 1017 Market
HevenerE. L.,131 Post
HlUslnger E. J. Miss, 1624 Polk
Holmes W. H. Mrs., 12O5 Market
Hook A. M. Jlrs., 1227 Market
Howard Marv A., 4 Third
Ives Charles W. Mrs., 332 Sutter
Jacobson Sophie Mrs., ia3:3 Market
Kantor Philip A., 306 Sixth
Kaveny A. * T., 1003 Valencia
Kessler A. Mrs., 4*4 Hayes
Koerdel 0. J. Mrs., 309 Haves
Landecker Ida Miss, 39 Sixth
Lane C. Mrs., 2953 Sixteenth
Lithauer Aueusta G., 1433 Polk
Longstreet E. S. 3Irs., 1201 Bush
Lundberg Annie Miss, 314 Mont .\v
McAndrew Nellie Mrs., 308 O'Farrell
McCarrlck K. Miss, 126 Keamv
McClunle W. J. Mrs., 222 Post
McCormlck Hannah, 1019 Stockton
Mlsh Sarah Mrs.. 133 Keamy, and 706
Market
Mnrrav Marv Mrs.. 121 Sixth
North E. Mrs., 308'* Stockton
Ouer C. Mme.. 133 Taylor
Oallf Blanche Mme., 1 Grant Av
RaconlUat H. Mrs., 634 Green
Eosenblnm Brothers, 1413 Stockton
Ross Brothers, 938 Market
Rowell Jane >Irs., 146 Sixth and 128
Kearny
Sanvage Caroline, 209 Sixteenth
Scott Isabella Miss. 538 Sixteenth
Soper Marv A., 540 Sixteenth
Sorbier Louise, 220 Van NessAv
StacotD Maria J. Miss. Ill Stockton
Swanton Mary T. Mrs., 1217 Stockton
Thomas Stephen Mrs.. 30 Third
Von Werthem H. Mme., 316 Hayes
Zeman^y Samuel, 210 Sixth
Slills.
{See retpeetive heads.)
ntillwriglits.
Hogg M. P., 309 CaUfomla
BrS^ELL W. F.. lOS Main
HAMMOND JOHN, 42 Beale
Krajewskl F. & Co., 516 Fifth
McKenzie John D., 217 Sansome
MUBPHEY WILLUM L., 109-111
SCHRAiM CHAS. F. f .
El Dorado, b«»» Xorfe and
Hampsliire
Wagner Joseph & Co., 105 Mission
Mineral Waters— Xatnral.
.a;tna Mineral Water Co., 751^ How-
ard
Bllven 4 Lewis, 29 New Montgomery
Cahen Louis <fe Son, 418 Sacramento
CasUlian Mineral Water, Forl)es &
Plaisted. 6 Golden Gate Av
EGGERT & GOULD, 731 Mission
EGGERS A GOriiD,
General Depot of California
EJkstern and European Min-
eral Spring M'atera,
1332 Market Street.
Kaufman, Ban & Co. (Whlterock) 427
Jackson
Litton Springs, B. M. Hungerford, 152
New Montgomery
Thompson George C, 1915 Mason
Walter Gustav & Co., 114 Stockton
Mineralogists.
JONAS, 126 Kearny
Mines— Operators.
(.See aito CapitalUU.)
AUen Henry H., 318 Pine
Baldwin E. J., 27 Ellis
Barney Benjamin A., 328 Montgomery
Bates Edward P^ 320 Sansome
Beaver George W.,418 OaUfomla
JBelshaw Mortimer, 402 Front
Blrge Frederick E.,402 Montgomery
Bisbee, Williams A Co., 25 Davis
Bonaclna F., 438 California
Borland .\rchie. 314 Pine
Bosworth William, 432 Montgomery
Buckle V C. K., 419 California
Bullock L. L., 37 Montgomerv Block
Bunker F. R., 37 Montgomery Block
Breckcn T. W. P., 53 Montgomery
Block
Brooks Henry S., 328 Montgomery
California Mining Investment Co., 328
Montgomery
Chapln Samuel A., 7 Montgomerv Av
Charounat E., 406 Montgomery
Church Thomas E.. 220 Sansome
C'^ey James, 402 Montgomery
Cole Thomas, 327 Pine
ColmanN. J., 330 Pine
Condict J. E., 419 California
Cov James, 402 .Montgomerv
Coulter George T., 320 Sansome
Crossman James H., 32S Montgomery
Curtis S. T.. 411', California
Dahl B. F., 331 Montgomery
Dewev WllUam P., 310 Pine
Earl John O., 401 California
Elbert John N..33] Montgomerv
EUon Robert, 310 Pine
Emmett George, 302 Montgomery
Fair James G., 230 Montgomerv
Fish Charles H., 23 Nevada Block
Fish Thomas F., 23 Nevada Block
Flood J. C, 7 Nevada Block
Friedlander Morltz, 419 California
Fries William, .309 Pine
Gillespy & Childs. 123 California
Graves Robert N., 406 Montgomery
Green J. M., 15 Monteomerv Block
Haggin James B., 50 Nevada Block
Harmon .\lbion K. P., 7n Nevada Block
HelUngs Edward E., 320 Sansome
HelUngs William B., 320 .«ansome
HIckok W. B..324 Monteomerj-
Holmes Isaac I.. 606 Montgomerv
Irelan Wm.,47 Merchant's Exchange
Irvln Edwin S., 52 31erchants' Ex
JeweU Truman E.. 330 Pine
Johns William. 320 Sansome
Jones David H., 330 Fine
Knox Richard F., 513 California
Kraner Philip H., 328 Montgomerv
Lawver A. M., 330 Pine
Llvtneston Howard, 331 Montgomery
Lvle W. S., 25 Nevada Block
Martindell D. W.. 431 CaUfomla
McCullcugh H. V. S.. 328 Montgomery
Meagher Daniel T., .330 Pine
Moore John M.,77 Montgomery Block
Mootrv Thomas Jr., 2.S8 Market
Neate John, 3.30 Pine
Partridge George, 116 California
Paul A. B. Jr., 328 Montgomery
Pichoir Henry j320 Sansome
Randol James B., 320 Sansome
Banlett Horace D., 420 Montgomery
Ea.vmond S. A.. 302 Montgomery
Rhodes Abraham J., 601 California
Roberts Charles, 3-30 Pine
Roberts Stephen, 312 Pine
Robertson W. B., 121 Market
Robinson E. N., 320 Sansome
Russell E. F., 328 Montgomery
Scupham John R., 306 Pine
Sheldon N. P., 320 Sansome
Sherwood Robert, 309 CaUfomla
Smith E. Martin, 330 Pine
Smith Heurv M., 330 Pine
Stone Silas A„ 412 Kearny
Tedford Charles J., 425 Montgomery
Thomas Richard L., 40S California
Tlffanv Homer B.,419 California
Todd Henry H.. 20 Montgomery
Toomy Henry, 302 Montgomery
Utter Frederick W.. 113 Leldesdorff
Vassault F.,508 Monteomerv
Walker George B.. 318 Pine
Wall Jesse S., 202 Sacramento
Wand Thomas N., 37 Mont Block
Watson W. H. Jr.. 302 Montgomery
White Martin, 37 Montgomery Block
Wlgger Henri, 302 Montgomerv
Wlllard William P., 62 Nevada Block
Wilson John D., .331 Montgomery
WUson Vernon, 331 Montgomery
MIningr Agencies.
(See also Brokers— iRning.')
PRICE THOMAS (foreign) 524 Sacra-
mento
Ranlett H. D.. 420 Montgomery
Companies— Crold
and SilTer.
Accidental M. Co. (Arizona) 330 Pine
Acme 31. & M. Co., 309 California
Alaska M. & M. Co. (Alaska) 420 Mont
Alvska M. Co. (Sierra Co.. Cal.) 320
Sansome
Alpha Con. M. Co.. 79 Nevada Block
AUa S. M. Co., 302 Montgomerv
Amador G. M. (.\mador, Cal.) 330 Pine
Amador Tunnel A M. Co., 328 Mont
Andes S. M. Co.. 2 Nevada Block
Angelo Quartz M. Cu.. 42 Nevada BIk
Anglo-^fexican Mining <fe Land Co.,
217 Sansome
Amold G. A S. M. Co., .320 Sansome
Atlantic Con. M. Co., 330 Pine
Aultman M. & M. Co., .309 CaUfomla
Bad.eerHlU and Cherokee Gravel M.
Co., .320 Sansome
Baker Divide .M. Co.. 330 Pine
Bald Mountain M. Co., 320 Sansome
Barkhouse Oeek Gravel M. Co., 230
Montgomery
Belcher S. 31. Co., 327 Pine
Belle Isle 31. Co., 310 Pine
Benton Con. 31. Co., 302 Slontgomery
Best and Belcher 31. Co.. 29 Nevada Blk
Blsmark M. Co.. 69 Nevada Block
Black Wonder G. 3L Co.. 328 3Iont
Blue Bluff Gravel Co., 419 California
Blue Jacket S. M. Co., 230 Montgomery
Bodle Con. G. M. Co.. 62 Nevada Block
Bodle Tunnel and 31. Co. , 309 Calif omi*
Booker Con. M. Co.. 62 Nevada Block
Booth G. M. Co.. 310 Pine
Brandy City M. Co..630 Brannan
BqIUouM. Co., 327 Pine
Bulwer Con. 31. Co., 29 Nevada Block
Caledonia G. 31. Co. (Black HIUs, Da-
kota) .328 3Iontgomery
Caledonia S. M. Co., 414 California
Central G. A S. M. Co. (Arizona) 327
Pine
Challenge Con. M. Co.. 327 Pine
Champion M. Co. (Mono Co.) 2 Ne-
vada Block
Cnamplon M. C. (Nevada Co.) 522
Montgomerv
Cherokee G. M. Co., 328 California
Chicago Phoenix. 81 Nevada Block
ChoUar M. Co.. 79 Nevada Block
Christ V M. A 31. Co.. 310 Pine
Cibolo Creek 31. & M. Co., 29 Nevada
Block
CTara Con. G. 31. Co., 328 Montgomery
Combination 31. Co., 25 Nevada Block
Combination 31. Co..39 31erchantp' Ex
Ck)nfldence S. 31. Co., 414 California
ConsoUdated Amador M. Co.. 327 Pine
Consolidated California <fe Virginia 31.
Co.. 23 Nevada Block
Consolidated Imperial G. A & M. Co.,
327 Pine
WMNGTONFirekCo. ofBostoil
Capital, $1,000,000 I GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Assets, $1,810,273 | WIL SSITON, Ast Hjoager.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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Consolidated New York M. Co.. 330
Pine
Consolidated Pacific M. Co., 330 Pine
Consolidated Wyoming G. M. Co.. 309
California
Contention Con. M. Co., 79 Nevada Blk
Copper King M. Co., 230 Montgomery
CoBmopolltan M. Co., 2 Nevada Block
Crocker M. Co., 25 Nevada Block
Crown Point G. & S. M. Co., 327 Pine
Crown Point Ravine S. M. Co., 309 Cal
Crystal M. Co., 69 Nevada Block
Derbec Blue Gravel M. Co.. 522 Mont
Dudley M. Co., 419 California
Eagle Gold M. Co., 757 Market
Eagle King G. & S. M. Co., 214 Sansome
Bast Best & Belcher S. M. Co., 331
Montgomery
El Dorado Con. M.Co.,328 Montgomery
El Dorado South M. Co., 330 Pine
El Dorado Water and Deep Q. M. Go.j
327 Pine
Elko Con. M. Co.. 310 Pine
Emma 6. & S. M. Co., 327 Pine
Empire G. M. Co., 320 Sansome
Enreka Con. M. Co., 306 Pine
Excelsior Water AM. Co., 215 Sansome
Exchequer M. Co., 79 Nevada Block
Father De Smet Con. G. M. Co.. 44
Nevada Block
Four Hills M. Co., 40 California
Franklin Gravel M. Co., 310 Pine
Glencoe Con. M. Co., 123 California
Golconda M. Co. (Calicol 309 California
Golden Jacket M. Co.. 331 Montgomery
Goodshaw M. Co., 309 California
Gover M. * M. Co^ 402 Front
Gould A Curry S. M. Co., 69 Nevada
Block
Grand Prize M. Co., 327 Pine
Grey Eagle G. M. Co., 522 Montgomery
Gueva Santa G. & S. M. Co., 328 Mont
Hale & Norcross S. M. Co., 58 Nevada
Block
Hamilton G. M. Co., 328 Montgomery
Happy VaUey M. Co., 3.30 Pine
Hastings Con. G. & 8. M. Co., SW cor
Sutter and Montgomery
Haywood G. <fe S. M. Co., 330 Pine
Head Centre Con. M. Co., 310 Pine
Head Centre and TFanqulUty M. Co.,
310 Pine
Heath M. Co.. 328 Montgomery
Holmes M. Co., 79 Nevada Block
Homer M. & M. Co., 330 Pine
Horse Shoe Bar Con. M. Co., 330 Pine
Humboldt Hill M. & M. Co., 419 Cal
Hydraulic Gravel M. Co., 51 Fremont
Independence M. Co., 310 Pine
Independent G. & S. N. Co., 318 Pine
Iowa M. Co., 408 California
Ithaca Con. G. & S. M. Co., 146 Phelan
Bldg
Jackson M. Co^ 123 California
Julia Con. M. Co., 419 California
Justice M. Co., 419 California
Kennedy M. & M. Co. ,404 Montgomery
Kentuck M. Co., 310 Pine
Keys G. & S. M. Co., 511 California
Kossuth M. Co., 328 Montgomery
Lady Washington Con. M. Co., 302
Montgomery
LaGrange Ditch & Hydraulic M. Co.,
328 Montgomery
Lapanta Con. M. Co., 419 California
Little Mac S. M. Co., 24 Safe Deposit
Building
Live Oak Drift Gravel M. Co., 522
Montgomery
Liverpool Con. G. & S. M. Co., 325
Montgomery
Locomotive M. Co., 327 Pine
Lone Jack M. Co., 309 California
LucKy Hill Con. M. Co., 27 EUis
Manhattan 8. M. Co. (Austin, Nev.)
8 S. F. Stock Exchange Bldg
Martin White M. Co., 59 Nevada Block
Mavflower Gravel M. Co., 328 Mont
McMiUen S. M. Co., 328 Montgomery
Melones Con. M. Co., 20 S. F. Stock
Exchange Bldg
Metallic Equator Con. M. Co.. 29 Ne-
vada Block
Mexican G. «fc S. M. Co., 79 Nevada
Block
Milton M. & Water Co., 320 Sansome
Minas Preltas M. Co., 211 Sansome
Modoc Con. M. Co.. 310 Pine
Mohave Gravel M. Co., 315 California
Mono G. M. Co., 62 Nevada Block
Moore & Morgan M. Ca., 328 Mont
Mount Cory M. Co., 69 Nevada Block
Mount Diablo M. & M. Co., 318 Pine
Mountain Maid M. Co., 419 Calltornia
Murchle G. & S. M. Co., 124 California
Navajo M. Co., 310 Pine
Nevada Queen M. Co., 44 Nevada Block
New Coso M. Co., 808 Mntgomery
New Idria M. Co., 426 California
New Tork M. Co., 8 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
NIaeara G. * S. M. Co., 315 Crlifornia
Niagara M. & M. Co.. 121 Market
Noche Buena M. & M. Co., 106 Battery
North Belle Isle M. Co., 310 Pine
North Bloomfield Gravel M. Co., 320
Sansome
North Comstock M. Co., S. F. Stock
Exchange
North Gould <fc Curry G. & 8. M. Co.,
331 Montgomery
North Occidental M. Co.. 302 Mont
North Peer G. & S. M. Co., 44 Nevada
Block
North Star G. M. Co., 401 California
Occidental M. Co., 69 Nevada Block
Odessa S. M. Co., 318 Pine
Ophlr S. M. Co., 4 Nevada Block
Original Empire M. A M. Co., 401 Cal
Original Keystone S. M. Co., 330 Pine
Orleans Con. M. Co., 419 California
Orleans M. Co., 934 Mission
Overman S. M. Co., 414 California
Owvhee M. Co., 310 Pine
Paradise and Los Angeles G. A S. M.
Land and Water Co.. 81 Nevada
Block
Paradise Valley M. Co., 328 Mont
Peacock M. Co., 328 Montgomery
Peer M. Co., 25 Nevada Block
Peerless M. Co., 25 Nevada Block
Penn M. Co., 328 Montgomery
Pllgiim G. &S. M. Co., 328 Montgomery
Pine Tree M. Co., 309 California
Pittsbuog G. M. Co., 30 Calif ornra
Plumas Con. M. Co., 328 Montgomery
Plumas Eureka M. Co., 320 Sansome
Plymouth Con. G. M. Co.,ffl4 California
Pneumatic M. Co., 320 Sansome
Potosl M. Co.,79 Nevoda Block
Presidio M. Co., 29 Nevada Block
Prospect G. & S. M. Co., 310 Pine
Quartz Mountain G. M. Co., 534)^ Cal
Quijotoa Savage M. Co., 328 Mont
Rainbow G. M. Co., 307 Montgomery
Bavmert M. Co. The J. D.. 310 Pine
Ruby Gold Gravel M. Co.. 320 Sansome
Russell Reduction <fe M. Co., 328 Mont
Russell Reduction & M. Co. No. 1, 328
Montgomery
&anta Anita M. & M. Co., 309 Cal
Saratoga M. Co., 123 California
Savage M. Co., 4 Nevada Block
Scorpion S. M. Co., 310 Pine
iegregated Belcher M. Co., 414 Cal
Sheba Silver M. Co., 328 Montgomery
Sierra Buttes G. M. Co., 320 Sansome
Sierra Nevada S. M. Co., 57 Nevada
Block
Silver City G. <fe S. M. Co., 2 Nevada
Block „ ,
Silver Hill M. Co., 79 Nevada Block
Silver King M. Co., 328 Montgomery
Silver Lining M. Co., 230 Montgomery
Silver Star G. A S. M. Co., 318 Pine
Sitka M. and Commercial Co., 62 Ne-
cada Block
South Comstock Con. S. M. Co., 309 Cal
South Feather Water A Union M. Co.,
328 Montgomery
Spring Creek Ditch A M. Co., 328 Mont
Spring Valley G. Co., 320 Sansome
Spring Volley M. & Irrigating Co., 211
Drumm
Springfield M. Co., 234 California
Standard Con. M. Co., 310 Pine
Star Con. M. Co.. 328 Montgomery
Stickle Quartz M. Co., 328 Montgomery
Succor Con. M. Co., 302 Montgomery
Summers' Con. M. & M. Co.. 330 Pine
Summit G. M. Co., 62 Nevada Block
Superior M. & M. Co., 309 California
Sutro Tunnel Co., 320 Sansome
Syndicate G. A S. M. Co., 419 Cal
Thomas Gold M. Co., 328 Mont
Tioga Con. M. Co., 62 Nevada Block
Trinity M. Co., 504 Kearny
Union Con. S.M. Co. (Storey Co., Nay.)
309 California
Union Gravel M. Co., 320 Sansome
Utah S. M. Co., 23 Nevada Block
Vanderbilt M. & M. Co.. 328 Mont
Vivion M. Co., 419 California
Wal Wera Con. M. Co., 69 Nevada Blk
Wales Con. G. & S. M. Co., 2 New
Montgomery
Watt Blue Gravel M. Co., 313 Mont
Weldon 51. Co., 25 Nevada Block
West Potosl M. Co., 327 Pine
Western Belle.M. Co., 328 Montgomery
Western Home Con. M. Co., 328 Mont
Yaqul G. M. Co., 327 Pine
Yosemlte Queen G.S. & L. M. Co., 38
Montgomery Block
Yreka Creek G. M. Co., 51 Fremont
Yuba Gravel Range M. Co., 320 San
Yuma M. A M. Co., 123 California
Btlnlne Companies — Coal,
Copper, Ktc.
American Borax M. Co., 230 Mont
BELLINGHAM BAY COAL M. CO.,
E s Spear, bet Folsom and Harrison
Black Diamond Coal M. Co., 450 Main
Carbon Hill Coal Co., NE cor Fourth
and Townsend
Cedar River Coal Co., 106-112 Mission
Coos Bay (Oregon) Coal Co., NE cor
Fourth and Townsend
Copper King M. Co., 230 Montgomery
Copper Queen Con. M. Co., 25 Dovis
East Wellington Coal Co., 507 East
Empire Coal Mine (Mount-Clablo) 402
Front
Harmony Borax M. Co., 121 Market
Inyo Marble Co. of Calllornia, 524 Cal
lone Coal and Iron Co., NEcor Fourth
and Townsend
Mexican Phosphate and Sulphur Co.,
328 Montgomery
Nevada Nitre Co., 309 California
Nevada Salt and Borax Co., 310 Pine
Newport Coal Co., 7 Spear
Puget Sound Iron Co., 328 Montgomery
Rocky Mountain Coal and Iron Co.,
NE cor Fourth and Townsend
San Bernardino Borax M. Co., 106 Leid
San Francisco Copper M. Co., 320 San-
some
San Jacinto Tin Co., 6 Montgomery Av
Teels' Marsh Borax M., 230 Mont
Vancouver Coal M. and Land Co., 202
Sansome
Wellington Colliery, 620 East
Altoona Quicksilver M. Co., 630 Bran
Bella Union Quicksilver M. Co., 328
Montgomery
Columbia Con. Quicksilver M. Co., 328
Montgomery
Eastern Quicksilver Co., 420 Mont
El Madre Quicksilver M. Co., 328 Mont
Excelsior Quicksilver M. Co., 328 Mont
Great Western Quicksilver M..Co., 328
Montgomery
Hidden Treasure Quicksilver M. Co.,
328 Montgomery
London Quicksilver M. Co., 328 Mont
Sulphur Bank Quicksilver M. Co.. 306
California
JHIningr Engineers.
(See Engineers— Mining.)
Mlnlne Secretaries.
AUenberg Charles, 630 Brannan
Ames Pelham W., 320 Sansome
Arey Walter W., 330 Pine
Ashby Mark T., 402 Front
Bates Dudley C, 79 Nevada Block
Bausman W. W., 827 Pine
Bell Newton M., 121 Market
Berton George A., 313 Montgomery
Black F. D., 27 Ellis
Blundell Arthur W.. 124 California
Bridge Charles T., 224 California
Buck Daniel, 81 Nevada Block
Bufflngton John M., 309 California
Burling B. L., 62 Nevada Block
Burris Butler, 2 Nevada Block
Clere de Landresse H., 36 Mont Block
Crockett John, 8 S. F. Stock Exchange
Building „ ,
Deas Henry, 44 Nevada Block
Dletz Frank E., S. F. Stock Exchange
Building
Durbrow Alfred K., 69 Nevada Block
Edwards George D., 414 California
Elliot Charles E., 79 Nevada Blk
Fernbach Victor, 9-10 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Fish AzelH., 23 Nevada Block
Flannlgan Patrick J., 318 Pine
Grayson Robert R., 327 Pine
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FJRST ST.
TBLHPBONE 82.
FINE PRINTING
FROM NEW TYPK.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN. '•'°*''' ^«*'lat ?Sii^^"rt;SL*l&
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Halsey Abrabam, 328 Montgomery
Horman Thomas. 330 Pine
Harvey Charles C, 309 California
Havens A. W., 23 Nevada Block
Heath R. W., 318 Pine
Hestres Emll, 217 Sansome
fllgglns Charles B., 408 California
Holmes Edward B., 4 Nevada Block
Hunt John L.. 808 Montgomery
Jennings David A., 401 California
Judson A., 320 Sansome
KeUy Klchard E., 419 California
Kent Daniel M., 330 Pine
Latham Frank B., 327 Pine
Llghtner Joel F., 58 Nevada Block
Luty Frederick E., 330 Pine
Marshall- Hugh, 320 Sansome
Mason Caspar H.,331 Montgomery
McCoy Charles L., 3 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Nash Joseph, 328 Montgomery
Newlands James, 3 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Oliver William L., 328 Montgomery
Osboru Lamartlne, 29 Nevada Block
Parker Edwin L., 57 Nevada Block
Pew John W., 310 Pine
Roberson Joseph S., 320 Sansome
Sayre John H., 328 Montgomery
Scovllle John J., 59 Nevada Block
Schuyler Thomas J., 42 Nevada Block
Sessions George W., 62 Nevada Block
Shearer Frederic E.. 757 Market
Spinney George K., 310 Pine
Stadtfeld Jacob Jr., 419 California
Stetson William W., 57 Nevada Block
Stewart Walter J., 215 Sansome
Waterman Augustus, 25 Nevada Block
Watson Wiliiam H., 302 Montgomery
White Charles W„ 328 Montgomery
Wlllson Edward H., 306 Pine
minine Stocks.
(See Brokers— Mining Stocks.)
Mining Supplies.
ALLEN W. R.,414 Market
BOESCH E. & CO. (lamps) 583 Mission
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC GAS-
LIGHTING CO^ 35 Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC POWER
CO., 35 Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
WORKS, 35 Market
Dodge Miles B., 143 Fremont
DUNHAM. CARRIGAN A CO., 17-19
Beale, 18-24 Main
Egerton H. C, 109 California, room 7
ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION
AND MAINTENANCE CO., 35
Market
Garratt William T. & Co.. 138-142 Fre-
mont
Gillespy & Childs, 123 California, room
34
GRSGORV H. P. & CO., NW
cor Fremont and Mission
HAWLEY D. N. & C. A., 2-4 Sutter
Huntington Frank A., 45 Fremont
Huntington, Hopkins & Co., junction
Bush and Market
aOSHUA HENDY MACHINB
WORKS, 39-51 Fremont
Marwedel C. F., 56 First
McGown Brothers, 42 Market
MONTAGUE W. W. & CO., 309-317
Market
Morris Henry D., 22 Fremont
PACIFIC ELECTRO DEPOSITING
WORKS, 35 Market
Parke & Lacy. 21-23 Fremont
RIX & FIRTH. 18-20 Fremont
HENEY 0. EGEETON,
IMPOBTEB AND BUYER
OF
MILL AND MINING SUPPLIES
109 California, Room 7.
RIX & FIRTH,
ROCK DRILLS. MraiNU SUPPLIES
And Lubricating Oils.
18 and 20 FREMONT STREET.
CALIFORNIA
ELECTRiCAL WORKS,
85 Market Street.
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
OP ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Mirrors.
Baker A. & A., 742 Mission
Burkardt Max, 545 Washington
Cohen Herrman, 19 Grant Av
Farey Julius, 121 Washington
Gump S. & G., 581 Market
Hausmann Bros.. 1 Sutter
Kelly Alf R.. 305-307 Front
Lewis Abraham, 1215 Stockton
Lewis Marks, 673 Mission and 334
Sixth
Llppl Bros., 749 Market
Lundy Thomas, 7-9 Third
Nathan B. & Co., 130 Sutter
Quirk Daniel J., 131 Fourth
Rosenbaum Fr. H. & Co., 567 Market
Sanborn. Vail & Co., 857 Market
Santa Clara Molding Co., 30>^ Second
Schussler Bros., 27 Grant Av and 716
Mission
Shaddock Thomas. 119 Sixth
STRAHLE JACOB & CO. (agents
Bronze) 515 Market
Straus & J. Co., NB cor Battery and
Pine
Sullivan, Kelly & Co^ 112-114 Cal
Whittler. Fuller <fc Co., SW cor Front
and Pine
Model Makers.
American Machine and Model Works,
111 First
Anderfuren William J., 110 Beale
Bus well William F., 108 Main
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC GAS-
LIGHTING COm 35 Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC POWER
CO., 35 Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
WORKS, 35 Market
California Plaster Decoration Works,
881 Mission
Coffin & Woods, 133 Beale
ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION
AND MAINTENANCE CO., 35
Market
EliECTRICAIi SUPPLY CO.
fine or coarse model work, gear
cutting, etc, 328 Bush
Hampton Charles W., 607 MUslon
Heald I. A., 111-113 First
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Morris <fe Son. 105 Fremont
MURPHEY WILLIAM L., 109-111
Mission
PACIFIC ELECTRO DEPOSITING
AVORKS, 35 Market
Peterson Lewls,258 Market
Schiller Charles F.. 861 Mission
Schoenstein F. B., 511 Fulton
Tletze Gustav, 763 Market
Wllilj & FINCK, 818 Market
CALIFORNIA
ELECTeiCAL WORKS,
35 Market Street.
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Moldings.
Beane & Parrlsh, 30-34 Spear
Brodstreet J. R. Mrs., (rubber) 641 Mis-
sion
Burkardt Max, 545 Washington
California Plaster Decoration Works,
861 Mission
Cohen Herrman, 19 Grant Av
Eaton & Armstrong. 735 Market
Gump S. & G., 581 Market
Jewell A. M. & Co.. Berry, nr Fourth
Knaplk P. P. (gilt) 425 Fourth
Lippi Brothers, 749 Market
Miller ft HamUton, 221 Spear
Morris ft Kennedy, 21 Post
Noonan J. & Co., 931 Mission
Perry S. A. ft Co., 624 Market
San Francisco Planing Mill, 526 Fifth
Sanborn, Vail ft Co., 857 Market
SANTA CliARA MOIiDING
CO., ao^A Second
Schussler Bros., 27 Grant Av and 718
Mission
Springer Jason ft Co., SE cor Spear
and Mission
STKINEGGER ROBBRT A.,
429 Montgomery
Wells, RusseU & Co., SW cor Mission
and Fremont
Wllkle Andrew, SW cor Mission and
Fremont
Money Brokers.
CSee Brokers.)
Honey Drawers— Patent.
Parkhurst V. S.W„ 4 California
STRAHLE JACOB ft CO., 515 Market
Waltz Charles, 13 Drumm
WILL & FINCK, 818 Market
WII.SHIRE W. B. ft CO.. 204-206 CaU-
fornia
Morocco Dressers.
(See Tanners.)
Mosaic Flooringrs.
PATTISON E. A. & CO.. 308
Stockton
Mucilage.
Schwabacher & Salts. 205 Front
Western Blacking Co., 106><^ Fifth
Anatomical, 751 Market
California Academy of Sciences, SW
cor Dapont and California
California State Mining Bureau, Pio-
neer Building
Woodward's Gardens, Mission, bet
Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Music Boxes.
(See also Musical InstrumenU.)
Dirking Fritz, 13 Phelan Bldg
Jaccard August, 120 Sutter
Music Dealers.
Afeld Joseph, 805 Larkln
Antisei! T. M. Piano Co., 1101 Market
BANCROFT A. L. <& CO.
(music department) 114 Grant Av
Eaton Charles S., 735 Market
Gray Matthias (estate oQ 206 Post
Hook Brothers, 20 Sixth
Kohler ft Chase, 137 Post
Mauvals Zeno, 749 Market
Model Music Store, 735 Market
Rosenberg L. B., 922 Market
Sherman, Clay ft Co., 139 Kearny
Spencer F. W. & Co., 23-25 Fifth
WALDTEQFEL ACHILLB, 737 Mkt
West WUliam, 411 Hayes
Music Publishers.
Ashley George, 621 Sansome
BANCROFT A. L.. & CO.
(music department) 114 Grant Av
Eaton Charles S.. 735 Market
Gray Matthias (estate of) 206 Post
Hagans G. W., 535 Clay
Kohler & Chase, 137 Post
Sherman, Clay A Co., 139 Kearny
Spencer A. G., 500 Folsom
Music Teackers.
(See Teachers Music.)
Musical Instruments.
(See also Organs, also PianoforUs.)
AnllBeil T. M. Piano Co., 1101 Market
Badger W. G., 17 Post
BANCROFT A. L. «& CO.
(music department) 114 Grant Av
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Sbow Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? Met St
rpl IDCC PYTR A nPY^^*""* Champagne, comparison will prove) ARPAD HARAS2THY & CO.,
L^LirOL LA I nA Utl l (superiority over imported. NoBrandyosed. f 530 WASSnTOTOH STBEET.
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Blnmann Alexander, 108 Taylor
CurUz Berv). A Son, 20 O'FarreU
Eaton O'aarles S., 735 Market
Felgenbanm & Co., 520 Market
Gray Matthias (estate of) 206 Post
Hornung C. C, 917 Mission
Jaccard Augnste (boxes) 120 Sutter
Josephs Peter A. (vloUn) 126 Kearny
KeeneC. C.,3Thlrd
Kimball John, 114)^ Montgomery Av
Kohler & Chase, 137 Post
Mauvais Zeno,749 Market
Mauzv Byron, 922 Market'
Mevers Adolph, 633 Washington
Miller Louis, 108 Third
Jlojica Dolores, 1027 Kearny
Peters F. M. L. & Co., 207 Montgomery
Pierce Walter S., 26 New Montgomery
Rosenberg L. B., 922 Market
Sherman. Clay & Co., 139 Kearny
Spencer F. W. & Co., 23-25 Fifth
Stigliano Horatio, 826 Pacific
WeUs George F., 1380 Market
aiasleal Instruments— Mak-
ers and Repairers.
Bree Thomas W., 62 Natoma
Godard Henry, 230 O'FarreU
Heald I. A. (brass) 111 First
Jaccard Auguste, 120 Sutter
Josephs Peter A., 126 Kearny
Keene C. C, 3 Third
Mauzv Byron, 922 Market
Miller Louis. 108 Third
Mojlca Dolores, 1027 Kearny
Morrell Charles. 430 Kearny
MuUer Herman, 17 Clinton Park
gorg Peter, 317>^ Grant Av
Stigliano Horatio. 826 Pacific
Urban Joseph. 509 Kearny
Zech Jacob. 211 Ninth
Slastard Sfannfactnrers.
OHIRARDELLI D. & SONS, 411-417
Jackson
Hudson A Sheldon, 21 First
Klndler & Co., 589 Mission
Schilling A. & Co., 108-112 Market
Wnlfi' Peter. 107 Sacramento
Xall Ufanafactarers.
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS &
CO. (agents) lunctlon Market
and Bush
Phelps Manufacturing Co. (track) 17
Drumm
Jndson Mnfg Co., 8 Pine
Pacific Iron and Nail Co., 9 Beale
Native fVines and Brandies.
(,See also Ziguors; alio Champagne
etc.)
Amelung Julius C, 214 California
American Wine Co., NW cor Polk and
California
Bach, Meese A Co., 321 Montgomery
Bamberger <fe Kaempfer, 657 Market
Bozio Orlando, 149 Fourth
Bnneman & Martlnoni, 401-403 Front
Carpy C. & Co., 517 Sacramento
Chauche Adrien G., 615 Front
Cordelia Wine Co., 969 Mission
Dreyfns B. <& Co., 630-642 Brannan
Edge HIU Vineyard Co., 212 Battery
Eisec Vineyard Co., 12 Stevenson
Fetz Joseph, 107 Third
FINKE'S A. WIDOW (champagne)
809 Montgomery
Frapolli, Berges & Co., 710 Sansome
Garibaldi Brothers, 1515 Powell
Gless Alois, 401 Fourth
eUNDLACH J. dc CO., SE
cor Market and Second
Haberilng John C, 217 Grant Av
Haraszthy Arpad4Co.,530 Washing-
ton
Hlrschier Bros. & Co., 216 Sansome
Hoeischer William & Co., NW cor
Turk and Tavlor
Holtum Ferdinand, 507 Clay
Holtum A Andersen, 409 Sansome and
613 Montgomery
Ivancovlch J. 4 Co., NWcor Washing-
ton and Sansome
Kittelberger Charles, NE cor Market
and Powell
KOHLER & FROHLING, 626 Montr
gomery. and SE cor Salter and
Grant Av
Kohler <t Van Bergen.417 Montgomery
Lachman S. 4 Co.. 501 Market
Lachman & Jacobl, SE cor Second and
Bryant
Lang & Co., 100-104 First
Lenormand Bros., 735 Howard
Lyons E. G. & Co., 508 Jackson
Malatesta Louis, 311 Pacific
Mausshardt Conrad, 427 California
Mounter George, 1153 Howard
Monnler Peter, NW cor Hayea and
Franklin
More Samuel <fc Co.. 216 California
Naber, Alf s & Brune, 413 Front
Napa and Sonoma Wine Growers'
Agency, 125 Clay
Napa Valley Wine Co., 11- First
Palmer Henry * Co., 435 California
Perata Michel, 1501 Dapont
Peyre Jean, 1601 Market
PutzmanA Walsh. NE cor Pine and
Montgomery
Rottanzl Giosue, 1027 Market and 1012
Valencia
Scalmanini Carlo, 712 Front
Schardln J. P. & Co.. lfr-18 Grant Av
SchiUlng C. & Co., NW cor Pine and
Battery
Schmidt Rudolph, 304 Battery
Slml P. & G., 429 Green
Smith Julius P., 59 Nevada Block
Stoever Henry, NE cor Sixteanth and
Howard
Tobin T. & M. E. & CO., NW cor
O'FarreU and Stockton
Upham & Co., 325 Sansome
Van Bergen N. & Co., 413-415 Clay
Vauthler Alfred, 1301 Stockton
Wegener Richard. 404 Montgomery
West Coast Fruit and Wine Growers'
Assn, 19 Battery
Naturalists.
Blunt & Parker, 997 Market
Dunkerlev Joseph, 1140 Mission
Lorquin E. F., 1005 Market
Lorquln H. F., 410 Kearny
Nolle WUliam F.. 1346 Market
Nautical Instruments.
Lletz A. & Co., 329 Sansome
Pace Charles, 418 Battery
ROACH JOHN, 429 Montgomery
Sack John C, 18 Market
Schmolz WlUlam. 420 Montgomery
Tennent Thomas, 18 Market
Naval Stores.
iSe« Ship Chandlers.)
Neatstoot Oil.
New Potrero Fertilizer Co., NEcor St.
Thomas and Savannah
Ohlandt N. & Co., E s Indiana, bet Ne-
vada and Yolo
Neckties— Sfanufacturers.
Maklns James N.. 506 Market
NEUSTADTEB BROTHERS, SW
cor Sansome and Pine
Noar lease, 105 Battery
Needles.
DOYLE HENRY & CO., 512-
519 Market
HaU G. C. (Warrln's) 585 Market
MILIiWARD'S HEIilX,
James Elder agent, 538 Market
Shawl C. (sewing machine) 30 Second
WIIX & FINCK, 818 Market
Nerve Preparations.
Moxie Nerve Food, Miller & Green-
wood general agents Pacific Coast,
1309 Market
Nets.
DOYLE HENRY & CO., 61T-
519 Market
NEVIULE <b CO., 31-33 0«U.
fornla
Neirs Asents.
Adelson Julius, 2>^ Sixth
BANCROFT A. L. <S( CO., 007
Market
Barkhaus F. W. A D., 213 Kearny
Bauer A Brady, 232 Van Ness Av
Blake S. C. (estate of) 503 Kearny
Brown WlUlam Q., depot 8. P. Co.,
Townsend. bet Third and Fotirth
Corden Thomas J., 525 Fourth
Dorgan Thomas T., 339 Hayes
Edgerly S. A., 215 Montgomery At
Edwards A Co., 624 Montgomery
Gellatley J. R., cor Fourth and Mission
Goldsmith Julius R., 1000>^ Market
GoUy J. B., 302 Stockton
Gregolre Louis & Co., 6 Post
Grabe Max, 306 Third
Harris Solomon, 402 Fourth
Hobbert H. T., 218 Third
Hofmann Joseph A., 203 Mcmtgomery
Hook Brothers, 20 Sixth
Hushler John, 802 Montgomery
Levin L. & Son, 26 Stockton
Llndenborn C. S., 1318 Pacific
Long Samuel K., 734 Montgomery
Macowsky Brothers, 600 Market
McSwegan Edward, 138 Fourth
Phllan John N., SW cor Sutter and
Kearny
PoUak Sigmund, 1537 Mission
San Francisco News Co., 210 Post
Scott James C, 22 Third and Junction
Market and (Jeary
Shea Michael, 837 Market
Smith H. F. & Co., 225 Kearny
Sorge Oscar, 211 Post
Tauzy, Glfford & Co., 122 Geary
Vogei A Hahn, 410 Kearny
Wllber R. C, Palace Hotel
Wright (Jeorge W., 519 Montgomery Av
Newspaper Agents.
Brown Daniel, 402 Montgomery
Dake E. D., 65 Merchant's Exchange
Fisher L. P.. 21 Merchants' Exchange
PALMER Si REY, 405 Sansome
PACIFIC STATES ADVER-
TISING BUREAU, i05 San-
some
Newspapers, Periodicals,
Etc.
ABC GUIDE, Traffic PubUshing Co.,
403 Sansome
ABEND POST (dally and weekly) S.
F. Abend Post PubUshing Co., 835
California
ALTA CAHFORNIA(daUy and week-
ly) Alta California PubUshing Co.,
529 California
AMERICAN AND CHINESE COM-
MERCIAL NEWS, 1006 Dnpont
ARGONAUT (weekly) Argonaut Pub-
lishing Co., 213 Grant Av
AURORA (monthly) Bacon & Co., 508
Clay
A VOZ PORTUGUEZA (weekly) 619
Montgomery
BREEDER AND SPORTSMAN
(weekly) 503 Montgomery
BBEVIATE OF RECORDS, F. W.
Croudace, 620 Merchant
BUSINESS BULLETIN (monthly) T.
A. MacSorley A Co.. 46 O'FarreU
CALIFORNIA ARCHITECT AND
BUILDING NEWS (monthly)
James E. Wolfe, 240 Montgomery
CALIFORNIA CACKLER (monthly)
13 Pine
CALIFORNIA CHRISTIAN ADVO-
CATE (weekly) 1041 Market
CALIFORNIA DE.MOKRAT (Ger-
man dallv and weekly) Fr. Hess A
Co., 409 Bush
CALIFORNIA EXPORT
JOURNAL (monthly) B. Olco-
vich, 12 Front
CALIFORNIA FARMER (weekly)
Warren A Co., 1004 Howard
CALIFORNIA GROCER AND CAN-
NER (weekly) California Grocer
and Canner Publishing Co., 320
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
atannfacturer or every description at
PASSBNGEB, STRBET AND FREIGHT CABS.
48 to SO Beale Street. San Francisco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker- gentllt^^^ geat,°^rt^ grj^^
NEW
1366
NOT
QQ
CALirOBNIA HOBICEOPATH (bl-
monthlv) Boertcke & Schreck, 234
Sutter
CALIFORNIA ILLUSTRATED
SPIRIT OF THE TIMES, M. D.
Bornck, 621 Sansome
CALIFORNIA JOURNAL (weekly)
California Journal PubllBhlng Co.,
635 California
CALIFORNIA PATRON (agricultural
weekly) Julius Chester, 40 Cal
CALIFORNIA PHILATELIST, E.
F. Gambs, 234 Montgomery
CALIFORNIA STAATS ZEITUNG,
(German weekly) Fr. Hess & Co.,
409 Bush
CALIFORNIA STATE ALMANAC,
Philo Jacoby. 612 Commercial
CALIFORNIA VOICE, George Mor-
ris. 328 Pacific
CALIFORNIA VOLKSFREUND,
Diepenbrock Bros. & Doelng, 1049
Market
CHINESE COMIVIERCIAL, Suey Kee
& Co., 835^ Dupont
CITY ARGUS THE (weekly) Robert
E. Culbreth, 526 Kearny
COAST REVIEW (insurance month-
ly) John G. Edwards, 320 Sansome
COMMERCIAL NEWS AND SHIP-
PING LIST fdailv and weekly)
Commercial Publiehing Co., 415
Montgomery
COMMERCIAL RECORD (weekly)
Charles B. Flanagan publisher, 536
Clay
CONTRACTOR THE (weekly) Peet
Bros., 411,'^ California
CRICKET THE (theatrical daily) Dou-
trlck A McVey, 429 Montgomerv
DENTAL JAIRUS, W. 0. Thrailkill,
25 Ninth
ECO DEL PACIFICO atalian semi-
weekly) J. De Martini, 1421 Du-
pont
ELEVATOR (weekly) Elerator Pul>-
lishing Co., 622 Clay
EVENING BULLETIN (evening,
weekly, overland, etc.) S. F. Bulle-
tin Co., 622 Montgomery
EVENING POST (daily and weekly)
Post Publishing Co., 500 Mont
EXAMINER (daily and weekly) Ex-
aminer Publishing Co., NE cor
Market and Grant Av
FlGARO(dramatic dally) John P. Bo
£ardu6, 532 Merchant
DEN ERA (monthly) AVagner A
Adamsi, 420 Montgomerv
GOLDEN GATE (weeklv splrltnallstlc)
Golden Gate Publishing Co., 734
Montgomery
GROCER AND COUNTRY 3IER-
CHANT (weekly) Briggs <fe Har-
rington, 123 California
GUIDE (daily) Guide Publishing Co..
521 aav
HAYES VALLEY ADVERTISER
(weekly) W. Clack & Co., 509 Haves
HEBREW (weekly) Phllo Jacoby,
612 Commercial
HEBREW^ OBSERVER (weekly)
William Saalburg, 622 Ciav
HERALD OF TRADE (weekly) B.
F. Jacobs & Co., 415 Market
HOTEL GAZETTE (dally) W\ P. Har-
rison, 420 Keamy
JEWISH ALMANAC (Pacific Coast)
William Saalburg, 622 Clav
JEWISH PROGRESS (weekly) A.
Seeligsohn, (»8 Sacramento
JEWISH TIMES (weeklv) Jewish
Times Publishing Co., 509 Mont-
gomery
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE (daily,
trl-weekly and weekly) 411 Cali-
fornia
LA CORRESPONDENCIA (weekly)
La Correspondencia Publishing Co.
publishers, 410 Kearny
LA PATRIA (Italian semi-weekly) F.
Blesta, 620 Washington
LA REPUBLICA (weekly) Gustave
Levy, 531 California
LA SOCIEDAD (weekly) Frederick
Epson, 502 Washington
LA VOCE DEL POPOLO atalian
semi-weekly) Cevasco «S: Canessa,
535 Washington
LANGLEY'S S. F. DIRECTORY (an-
nually) office 518 Clay
LAW JOURNAL (daily) Stockwell <k
Co., .320 Sansome
LE FRANCO CALIFORNIEN (daUy)
Alfred Chaigneau, 636 Clav
L'ELVEZIA (Swiss weekly) (Seorge
F. Cavalll, 16 Montgomery Av
MINERS' ADVOCATE (weekly) Min-
erb' Advocate Publishing Co., 330
Pine
MINING AND INDUSTRIAL AD-
VOCATE (weekly) Hobson & Ral-
ston, 240 Montgomery
MINING AND SCIENTIFIC PRESS
(weekly) Dewey* Co., 220 Market
MISSION JOURNAL, Hollis & Booth,
2222 Mission
MONITOR (Catholic weekly) Monitor
Publishing Co.. 5.'i6 Keamy
MORNING CALL (dally and weekly)
San Francisco Call Co., 525 Mont
MUSICAL BUDGET (monthly) Koh-
ler & Chase, 137 Post
NEW AGE (weekly) W. F. NorcrosB,
420 Keamy
OCCIDENT (Presbyterian weekly)
Shearer <fe Co., 429 Montgomery
ORIENTAL (Chinese) War Kee, 800
Washington
OUR SOCIETY (weekly) Bragg &
Spauiding, 414 Clay
OVERLAND MONTHLY THE, Over-
land Publish Ine Co., 415 Mont
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE RE-
VIEW (monthbO 320 Post
PACIFIC CHURCHMAN (Episcopal
semi-monthly) W. H. H. Tobey,
^ 605 Montgomery
Pacific coast hotel regis-
ter, Hicks & Judd, 28 First
pacific COAST JEWISH ALMA-
NAC, William Saalburg, 622 Clay
PACIFIC HERALD OF HOLINESS,
607 California
PACIFIC METHODIST (weekly) W.
B. Parsons, 420 Montgomery
PACIFIC PILOTE, F. G. Gerhard,
1825 Howard
PACIFIC PRINTER (monthly) Pal-
mer & Rev, 405 Sansome
PACIFIC RURAL PRESS (weekly)
220 Market
PACIFIC SURGICAL JOURNAL
AND WESTERN LANCET, W.
S. Whitwell,620Folsom
PACIFIC THE (Congregational week-
lv) 7 Montomery Av
PACIFIC TRADE JOURNAL, J. D.
Robertson, 529 Clay
PEOPLE THE (weekly) The People
Publishing Co., 628 CHay
POLITICAL RECORD (weekly)
Donald Bmce, 618 Sacramento
POSTAL INDEX, Louis P. McCarty,
713 California
PRINTERS' GUIDE (monthly) Pain-
ter 4 Co., 510 Clay
PROGRESSO CALIFORIENSE (Por-
tuguese weekly) Antonio Vicente,
525 Front
RAILROAD GAZETTEER (monthly)
(monthly) J. P. H. Wentworth. 320
Sansome
SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE
(dally and weekly^ M. H. De
Young, NE cor Keamy and Bush
SAN FRANCISCO DAILY REPORT,
The Dally Report Publishing Co.,
238 Montgomery
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
( annually ) office 518 Clav
SAN FRANCISCO MERCHANT,
THE (commercial weekly) E. C.
Hughes & Co., 511 Sansome
SAN FRANCISCO MUSIC AND
DRAMA (weekly) 535 Clay
SAN FRANCISCO NEWS LETTER
(weekly) Frederick Marriott, 609
Merchant
SAN FRANCISCO PRICES CUR-
BENT (weekly) E. R. Painter. 123
California
SAN FRANCISCO VINDICATOR
(weekly) James E. Brown, 428
Montgomery
SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY GOSSIP
AND AIATRIMONIAL ADVO-
CATE. J. L. Hopkins, 523 Keamy
SCIENTIFIC CALIFOBNIAN, 25
Ninth
STAR THE WEEKLY, James H.
Bam-, 429 Montgomery
STATISTICIAN (annually) Louis P.
McCarty, 713 California
SUN THE WEEKLY. WiUlam T.
Manning, 2143 Mission
SHIPPING AND HOTEL NEWS
(daily) J. Federlein, 415 Market
TREASURY THE, The Golden State
Publishing Co., 511 California
VOZ PORTUGUEZA (weekly) 619
Montgomery
WASP THE (weekly) John P. Jack-
son, 538 California
Keivspapers— Patent Out-
side*.
SAN FRANCISCO NEWS-
PAP£S UKIOK, 405 San-
some
Nlclcel SIlTer Fist ^7are.
Kiclcel Platers.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
WORKS, 35 Market
DAY THOMAS & CO. (Urn
ited) 222 Sutter
DENNISTON E. G., 655 Mission
LANE W. E., 505 Keamy
Rudgear & Shepman, 108 First
Schaezlein Robert, 13 Trinity
STRAHLE JACOB & CO., 515 Market
WILIi & FINCK, 818 Market
UTotaries Public.
JAAFES L.. KING,
Notary PaWic and comlssionerBeeds
For every State and Territory.
No. 308 California St„ N. side
bet. Sansome and Battery Sts., S. V
Trade Marks and Passports procured,
Depositions carefully taken.
Blood J. H., 304 Montgomery
Carroll James A., 16 Nevada Block
Coffee A. J. Sr., 507 California
Craig Lee D., 316 Montgomery
Enqulst A. A. , 436 Montgomery
Flanders Alvan, 333 Montgomery
Franconi Louis, 428 California
HamlU John E., 329 Montgomery
Hanlon Daniel, 321 Montgomery
Hasbach Henrv, 606 Merchant
Harris Lewis B.. 326 Pine
Jolce E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Kelly C. E., 216 Sansome
KINO JAaiES X.., SOS Call-
fornia
KINGWELIi J. F., 422 Mont-
gomery
Knox George T., 444 California
Levy Eugene W. , 604 Merchant
Lyons John F., 413 Montgomery
Mason James, 425 California
McElroy Robert D., 4 Phelan Bldg
McGill Henrv M., 1618 Market
BIEININGER LOUIS, 435 Cal-
if om la
Murfey S. S.. 607 Montgomery
Sawyer Otis V., 405 California
Shermler John H., 405 California
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Sonntag Lincoln, 116 Market
Stanley C^iarles T., 512 Montgomery
Sullivan Peter J., 121 Post
Swasev Wm. F., 19 Montgomery
Sharp E. H., 238 Montgomery
Tranor M., 323 Montgomery
Turk Frank, 409 Montgomery
1 Vemon Howard. 434 California
WEGENER FREDERICK O.
' 404 Montgomery
TTHEAT CHARLES D., 501
California
CHAS. T. STANLEY,
notary Mile & commissioner ol Deeds
5ia MONTGOMERY ST.
IMPERUL Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WIL SZITOH, Asst. UaugdC
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
NOT
1367
OIL
Notaries Stenograpbers.
WIM.IAMSOX R., 831 Mont-
gomery, room 28
Notions.
(jSee Fancy Ooodt, alao VarUtiet.)
BTarserle*.
Abraham C, Greenwich, bet Franklin
and Gough
Boltano G. B., Niagara Av, nr Mission
Doyle Luke D., cor Central Av and
Pine
Ebbecke Charles, SE cor Nineteenth
and Folsom
Foley William T., 2423 Howard
Greget L., Franklin, bet Filbert and
Greenwich
Harper John, SE cor Folsom and
Nineteenth
Hubert Albert, Post, bet Devlsadero
and Broderlck, depot 15 Geary
Jacquemet J. A Co., Ocean House
Boad, depots 105 Sixth and 25
Fourth
Kissel Jacob. Nye, nr Grant
Labhard J^ 2614 Geary
Lacazette Bros., Goettlngen, nr Henry
U. M. T.
LanthSaume John P., W s Capp, bet
Nineteenth and Twentieth
Ludemann Frederick, NW cor Lyon
and Lombard
Melde Henry, W e San Bruno Boad, nr
Twenty-ninth
Meyer W. <fe Co., Twenty-second,
Twenty - third, Douglass and
Eureka, depots 339 Bush and 1103
Sutter
Neely David, NE cor Twentieth and
Folsom
Neper Charles H., SE cor Sutter and
Pierce
Neuberger Henry, oflBce 35 Post
Patterson \\ m., W s San Bruno Boad,
opp Tenerlffe
Pfennlnger John, Somerset, nr Way-
land, U. M. T.
Pottet H., SE cor Twenty-first and
Alabama, depot 14 Sixth
Ponyal John, 1727 Mission and 1211
Polk
Slevers John H., S s Chestnut, bet Polk
and Van Ness Av, depot 25 Post
NnrBea.
Alnsley Emma Mrs., 510 Powell
Anket Bernard, 546>i; Natoma
Amesen Henrietta, 1917 Hvde
Bargstaedt M. Mrs., 710 Ellis
Bartram Arabella Mrs., 1776 Howard
Barling L. Mrs., 1710 Broderlck
Benjamin Sarah G., 8 Adair
Blck Minnie Mrs., 1026 Sutter
Bucholz Elizabeth, 637 Minna
Bumstea'i Emma Mrs., 32 Page
CALIFORNIA DIRECTORY
FOR NURSES, 712-714 Bush
Carvell Mary Mrs.. 535 Jessie
Christie Beverly Miss, 1005 Sutter
ClarkC. E.Mrs., 209 Minna
Clancy E. D. Mrs., 1058 Howard
Clark Isabelle Mrs., 2515 California
Clark V. Mrs., 1037'/^ Market
Cohen H. Mrs., 955 Howard
Collins Delia, 165 Ninth
Collins Roslna Mrs., 118 AHa
Coyle Marv, 452 Jessie
Crews Annie Mrs., 221 Shotwell
Cummlngs William F., 573 Howard
Dagnal Jane, 256 Eighth
Davles Marv Mrs., 426 Kearny
Davis Emma F. Mrs., 34 Ellis
Dustln Thomas, 1725 Jackson
Earle Henry, 1431 Market
Epstein Rebecca, 45 Russ
Erlckson Julia, 25 Oak Grove Av
Estep Kather'.ne Miss, 1005 Sutter
Faubel Katie Mrs, 575 Sixteenth
Finger Augusta Mrs., 161 Sixteenth
Flnnerty Catherine, 410 Clementina
Fowler Mary E., 424 Tehama
Goff Louisa C, 727 Broadway, rear
Gannon Rachel Mrs., 560 Howard
Goldstone Richard L.. 714)i Geary
Goodban Frank E., 244 Stevenson
Goodrich Mary Mrs., 63 Minna
Gostlck Clara Miss, 1005 Sutter
Green Jacob. 340 Turk
Green Mary F.. 121 >^ Ivv Av
Hagadorn H. W. Mrs., 116 Twelfth
Ham Fannie Mrs., 680 Twentieth
Harris Simon, 942 Folsom
Hayes Eliza, 452 Sixth
Helnau Jacob, 1040)^ Howard
Henderson Catherine Blrs., 1005 Sutter
Henry R. M. Mrs., 526 O'Farrell
Hickev Catherine Mrs., 153 Fifteenth
Hicks Cora Miss, 10a5 Sutter
Hobbs Caroline, 231 Sixth
Howard A. F. Mrs., 1720 Stockton
Jefferson Mary Mrs., 108 Second
Jones Elizabeth, 921 Howard
Karr Annie Mrs., 410 Eddy
Kellv Annie W. Mrs., 516 Folsom
Kennedy Ellen, 6:o Folsom
Kessler Joseph, 417 Post
Kirk Elizabeth, 1005 Sutter
Knur Edward, .S20 O'Farrell
Koopman Katherine Mrs., 16>^ Blux-
ome
Kooeher Julius C, 636 Sacramento
Lindenstadt Adolph, 1408 Powell
Litchenfleld Charles, 2 Bush Street PI
Lund B. Mrs., 514 Stockton
McDonald Catherine, 108 William
McGee Annie Mrs., 1209 Eighteenth
McIUralch Euphemle, 607 Stevenson
McLatchle Margaret Mrs.. 617 Nine-
teenth
Mezcrer Louisa Miss, 1005 Sutter
Miatt F. F., 411 Sansome
MltchPll Catherine Mrs.. 121»^ Ivy Av
MoUe Margaret Mrs., 2 Wheelock PI
Morris Dora Mrs., 521 Jessie
Murrav J. Mrs., 142)^ Fourth
Nicholas Charles J., 25 John
Nlelson H. Mrs., 16 Taylor
Nowltskv Gustav, 724 Mission
Nurses' Bureau, 425 Sutter
Nurses' Home, 1005 Sutter
O'Brien Edward, 636 Commercial
O'Connell Annie Mrs., 23 Hoff Av
OflTenberg John L., 319 O'Farrell
Osbom James W., 1725 Leavenworth
Pepper Jennie Miss, 1005 Sutter
Pinto Adolph, 817 Vallejo
Pitt Elizabeth, 462'^ Tehama
Pitt S. L. Mrs., 1738 Jessie
Piatt Kate Mrs., 117 William
Port H. Mrs., 16 Taylor
Powers A. M. Mrs., NE cor Fillmore
and Clay
Price Elizabeth Mrs., 1104 Mission
Richardson Myra Mrs., 1005 Sutter
Rlckett Jennie T. Mrs., 1037^"^ Market
Rilev Marv Miss, 1005 Sntter
Rood A. Mrs., 524 Sutter
Rothman Henry, 431 Union
Schaab Catherine, 806 Union
Sharp Margaret, 1005 Sutter
Sheerin Mary, 1604'^ Jessie
Sourlan Desire, 115 Morris Av
Spalding Sarah, 2251 Mission
Stephanie Marv Mrs., 609 Powell
Stone Robert, 244 Stevenson
Swain Amelia Mrs., 25 Hunt
Thomas Minnie, 136 Fifth
Tobin Jane Mrs., 112 Shotwell
Thvckson Martin, 603 Hyde
Tow-nsley Edgar E., 222?^ O'Farrell
Tracy Fannie Mrs. J703X Polk
Trummel Amelia E.. NW cor Capp
and Sixteenth
Walsh Kate Mrs., 810 Bush
AVeber Marv Mrs., 514'^ Hayes
Wells Jean Miss. 1005 Sntter
Williams M. J. Mrs., 20 Lewis
Woods F. C. Mrs., 504 Seventh
DTnt MtannfaetiurerB.
Burton Isaac L., 115 First
PACIFIC ROLLING MILL CO.. 202
Market
PATNE BROTHERS, 114-116
Mission
Phelps Manufacturing Co., 17 Dmmm
Nuts.
C01.EMAN WM. T. & CO.,
SE cor Market and Main
ROTHSCHILD i EHRENPFORT,
118 Front
Oat 9foal Hills.
CALEDONIAN OATMEAL MILLS,
713-719 Sansome
CALEDONIAN
OAT MEAL MILLS,
713. 715. 717 and 719
SANSOME STREET.
Bet. Pacific and Jackson.
Oaltniu Bfanoractnrers.
Oar Makers.
(See Boat BuUderi.)
Oenllsts and Anrlsts.
Barkan A., 14 Dupont
Barouidls George M., 254 Ellis
Bowie H. C. (aurist) 702 Market
Cornwall F., 120 Post
Dresel Gustav, 509 Kearny
Ferrer Henry, 16 Geary
French H.C., 114 Geary
Green F. P., 202 Stockton
Martlnache N. J., 5i^ Kearny
Mouser Benjamin T., 200 Post
O'Toole M. C, 11-13 St. Ann's Building
Pardee E. H., 526 Montgomery
Pardee George C, 526 Montgomery
Paugh WlUlam J., 640 Clay
Peterson Alfred C, 319 Geary
Posey Addison G., 37 Post
Powers George H., 215 Geary
Purdy George W., SE cor Kentucky
and Merrlmac
Sargent E. R. C. Miss, 607 Sutter
Trenkle Emil, 318 Kearny
Office and Store Fixtures.
DIXON, BOEGESON & CO., 37 Market
Oll-Clotli Dealers.
(«W7u>ltsale. See aUo OarptU.)
Berson Gustave, 26 Post
Edwards Frank G., 820 Market
Ehrenpfort Edward, 1919 Mission
Ehrenpfort WUllam, 14 Third and 1390
Market
Fox George W., 820 Market
Fredericks Joseph <fe Co., 649 Market
Goldberg Solomon, 933 Market
GuUlxson Brothers, 955 Market
GuUlxson H. F. * Co., 630 Market
»Hamlln George & Co., 115 Kearny
Heney AV. J. & Co., 18-22 Ellis
Mackav A., 715 Market
McPhun William, 1075 Market
Plum Cbarles M. & Co. Upholstery Co.,
1301-1307 Market
Raye & Hampton, 739 JIarket
Schlueter <t Volberg, 709 Market
Shirek & Co.. 733 Market
SLiOANE W. &J. &CO., 641-
643 Market
*Walter D. N. & E. * Co., NW cor
Battery and Market
Oil Clotb— Imitation.
ARMES & DALLAM, 226-232 Front
Oil Clotblne.
Asher S. 4 Co., 325 Davis
Marks M., 52 Clay
NEVILLE <& CO., 31-33 Cali-
fornia
Sutton Charles Jr. A CO., 32 California
Oil Dealers.
("Importerr. See also Ooal Oil; also
Lamp Dealers; aUo JPcUnU, Oilt
and Olass.)
<'AUvne A White, 112 Front
Ame'rlcan Oil Co., 17-19 Mam
Arctic Oil Works. 28 California
Blackman A. & Co., 517 Front
s-Dletz A. C. & Co., 7-9 Front
Frank S. H. & Co., 406 Battery
Gallagher Edward M., 611 Sacramento
Graham I. 4 Co.,SW cor BeJ-ry and
Fifth
^
W. B. BANCROFT i CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TBLEFEONB 82.
PRINTERS, ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO, OF BROOKLYN. ^- «• %V9^caS\V^,^fa*"s^t,
street.
OIL
1368
OPT
1863.
1887.
03srij-5r
"PEBBLE ESTABLISHKIENT."
The moBt complicated cases of Defective Vision
thoroughly diagnosed free of charge, and all kinds
of Lenses made to order.
SPECTACLES.
Tlieir adaptation to the various condi-
tions of si^fl^t ba-re been my specialty for
37 years.
BS^ Compound
Astigmatic li E N S B S
mounted to order at fi bours notice.
C. MULLER, Optician,
135 Montgomery Street, near Bush.
EstabUsbed S. F. 186S.
1^ Orders by Slail or Express promptly
attended to.
Kelly Alf. K^ 305-307 Front
Leonard <& EUIb, 43 Sacramento
Llvermore Oil Co., 44 Nevada Block
Loftus Bros. & Rich, 7 Spear
Myers John F. & Co., 363 Market
NELSON S. P. & CO., 10
Commercial
*Nlchol8 A. C. 4 Co., (tanners) 402
Battery
Pacific Coast Oil Co., 123 California
Pacific Oil and Lead Works, office 202
California
Phoenix Oil Works, 930-940 Brannan
Eavekes & Forester, 116 California
*Kead Edward B., 16 First
*Redlngton 4 Co., 529 Market
Shawl C. (watch) 30 Second
SUndard Oil Co. (New York and Cleve-
land, 0.) 123 California
Standard OU Co. (of California) 123
California
Salllvan Jeremiah (harness) 510 Fran-
cisco
*Sullivan,«elly & Co., 112-114 Cal
TATDM A BOWEN Ouhrlcatlng) 34-
36 Fremont and 423 Clay
UNION OIL CO., 313 Front
<'Whlttler, Fuller & Co.,SW cor Front
and Pine
"•WILLIAMS, DIMOND <t CO., 202
Market
-'•Woodbury C. J.. 123 California
Worden W. H. Ouhrlcatlng) 223 Sac
*Yates & Co.. 103 Front
UNION OIL COMPANY,
Manufacturers and Importers of
LUBRICATING OILS,
Lubricating Componnds, Grease, Etc.
Also SOLE PROPRIETORS of
The Celebrated " 9Ionoffrani "
Lubricating Compound.
313-315 Front St., cor. Commercial.
Oil StOTe«.
Howse Henry L., 14 Montgomery Av
LANE W. E„ 505 Kearny
Myers John F. A Co., 863 Market
MYERS. OSBORN A CO., (mnfrs)
528-530 Market
PATTISON B. A. & CO., 308
Stockton
Phillips M. E., 1225 Market
WOODIN & LITTLE, 509
Market
NEW OIL STOVES,
FOB
Heati]i£a]i(lCoolQ]i2$100to$5 00.
NEW OIL LAMPS
For Cooking and give light at the same
time, SI 75. Oil Burners,
Wicks and Lanterns.
W.E. LANE
SOS Kearny St.
WOODIN & LITTLE,
509-511 Market Street.
Golden SUr OU Stoves.
They beat the world.
Oil frorlEa.
Arctic Oil Works, 28 California
Berkeley Lubricating OU Works, A. C.
Dletz A Co., 9 Front
California OU Works, McKee * Cot-
ton, NW cor Main and Folsom
California Star Oil Works Co., 123 Cal
Klndler <fe Co., 589 Mission
Leonard & Ellis, 43 Sacramento
National, SuUivan, Kelly <fc Co., 114
California
New Potrero FertiUier Co. (neatsfoot)
NE cor St Thomas and Savannah
Ohlandt N. <t Co. (neatsfoot) E s In-
diana, nr Yolo
Pacific Coast OU Co., 123 California
Pacific OU and Lead Works, office 202
California
Phoenix OU Works, 930-940 Brannan
Woodbury Charles J., 123 California
OllTe Oil— Importers.
COBUBNC. W. AGO., 6 Battery
Catting John T. Co., 23-25 California
Greenebaum Alfred & Co., Ill Front
Schwabacher & Salts, 205 Front
Onyx Works.
Optical eoods.
(See also Opticiant.}
BerteUng Louis A.. 427 Kearny
Collins S. H., 227 Kearny
Edwards <fe Co., 624 Montgomery
HESS CHARLES, 519 Kearny
HIRSCH A. & CO., 333 Kearny
KAHN HENRY & CO., 212 Kearny
Levlson Brothers, 134 Sutter
MULLER CHRISTIAN, 136
Montgomery
Nordman Brothers, 120 Sutter
Peters F. M. L. A Co.. 207 Montgomery
ROACH JOHN, 429 Montgomery
San Francisco Standard Optical Go.,,
120 Sutter
Schohay Albert, 302 Hayes
W^ILL & FINCK, 818 Market
Wolff Henry, 120 Sutter
Wunsch M. A Co., Ill Sutter
•Adaptation of Spectacles and Eye-
glasses our specialty
A. HIRSCH &C0,
Opticians.
d^
Importers of Optical Goods, Etc.
Wholesale and ReUU.
333 KEARNY ST., bet. Bush & Pine.
Optical Instrument Mann*
facturera.
BerteUng Louis A., 427 Kearny
HESS CHARLES, 519 Kearny
HIRSCH A. A CO. . 333 Kearny
KAHN HENRT & CO., 212
Kearnv
MULLER CHRISTIAN, 135
Montgomery
ROACH JOHN, 429 Montgomery
San Francisco SUndard Optical Co.,
120 Sutter
Tennent Thomas, 18 Market
HENRI KAHN & CO.
Optical, Mathematical
and Engineering
Spectacles, Eyeglasses, Etc.
No. 212 KEABNX STREET.
Bet. Bush and Sutter.
Opticians.
BerteUng Louis A., 427 Kearny
HESS CHARLES, 519 Kearny
HIRSCH A. & CO., 333 Kearny
KAHN HENRY & CO., 212 Kearny
Manasee N., 211 Kearny
MULLER CHRISTIAN, 135
Montgomery
ROACH JOHN, 429 Montgomery
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Mannfacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY {^'^'^iilA^nii;.{^^!^^^^^^^^^^^
OKA
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
530 WASmNOTOH STBIZT.
1369
PAI
Job M., 19 Montgomery
West Kobert B., 407 Kearny
Oransea.
COLBMAN -WWL. T. & CO.,
SE cor Market and Main
Ore Coneentriktors.
Adams A Carter (agents Frne) 109 Cal
Hubert Concentrator Co.. 230 3Iont
JOSHUA HENDY MACHINE
WORKS, 39-51 Fremont
Ore Dealers.
(■See also Astayert.')
Holden S. P., 113 Leidesdorflf
LUCKHARDT C. A. & CO., 23SteT-
enson
Meyer Daniel, 212 Pine
PRICE'S ASSAY OFFICE, 524 Sacra-
mento
E*nlett H. D., 218 California
Ore Feeders.
JOSHUA HENDT MACHINE
WOBKS. 39-61 Fremont
Ore PnlTerlcera.
Hofmann Brothen, SW cor Fifth and
Bryant
Orvan Builders.
Bergstrom John, W s Mission, bet
_ Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Dewing Co. The J., 420 Bush
Hammond C. C. (roUer) 2224 Mission
Paine James, cor Valley and Dolores
Schoenstein Felix F.,512Bh-ch Av
Schoenstein Ferdinand B., 511 Fulton
Sherman, Clay <fe Co.. 137-139 Kearny
Orean Importers.
Antlsell T. M. Piano Co.. lioi Market
BADGER WIIXIAM G., 17
Post
BANCROFT A. L.. & CO.
(music department) 114 Grant Av
Blumann Alexander, 108 Taylor
Cnrtaz BenJ. 4 Son, 20 O'FarreU
Kohler & Chase, 137 Post
Lubbe Theodore, 837 Mission
Manyale Zeno, 749 Market
Mauiy Byron, 922 Market
Sherman, Clay * Co., 139 Kearny
Spencer F. W. & Co., 23 Fifth
Wells George F., 1360 Market
Woodworth, Schell i Co., 18 Post
Oyster Dealers.
Bill Wiiriam A., 122 Fifth
Dick 4 Pagander, 83 California Market
Foster Thomas J., 1055 Market
Manning Henry J., 1604 Market
MORAGHAN M. B., 68-69 California
Market
Scott, McKean & Co., 258 Market
Tesmore & Krill, 60-62 California Mkt
Wright John, 72 California Market
Moraglan's Oyster Depot,
68-69 CALIFORNIA MARKET.
San Francisco.
Oyster Beds: Millbrae, San Mateo Co.
The trade supplied with Fine EAST-
ERN TRANSPLANTED and NA-
TIVE OYSTERS, at Lowest Prices
Received dally: Booth's Celebrated
Baltimore Frozen Oysters in Cans.
Moraghan's Famous Transplanted
Oysters put up and Frozen in Cans
Prices on application or by mall.
Oyster Saloons.
Ach & Trapp, 411 Bush
Albers & Schmidt, 50-62 California
Market
AlthofE. AT., 626 Market
Anderson & Lew, 330 Kearny
Basich AVilllam, 106 Sixth
Bernstein A., 1140 Market
Broderlck A., 706 Howard
Bush Henry, 911 Kearny
Conrades Ferdinand. 612 Market
Ekiund John P., 89-90 Centre Mkt
Gerstleberg WiUlam H., 1325 Polk
Qiustl Joe., 105 California Market
Gpbey Frank, 228 Sutter
Haake Charles, 914 Market
Hansen Joseph, 7 Stockton
Jorgensen Peter, 87-88 Centre Market
Kemble A 1 f red ,839 Market
Kohnke P. F. F., 120 California
Loprestl Antonio, 13-15 PoweU
Manning Alfred W., 426 Pine
MarshaU J. S., 91 Ontre Market
MatuJIch 4 Stlpovlch, 361 Sixteenth
Mayer Charles P., 23-24 Grand Central
Market
Mayes George, 40-42 California Market
^??l'?iS'"'l«* "^•'*>^ Eighteenth
MORAGHAN M. "b., 68 Cal. Market
Myer Charles Jr., NE cor Mission and
Sixteenth
Nelson Charles L., 2005 Mission
Norrls C, 45 Washington Market
Pignaz Antone, 29 Third
Reagan Henry, 114>^ Fourth
Rosen Christopher, 1119^ Market
Scattiny Philip, 15 Stockton
Scharinghausen Brothers, 43 Fourth
Schuize Arnold, 43 Thlra
Smeth Antonio S., 1002 Market
Taylor Theophllus, 7-8 Grand Western
Market
Tesmore <t Kfill, 60-62 California Mkt
Westphal Christian H., 16 Sixth
Wheeland & Collins, 329 Montgomery
Packets.
(.See alto Stearruhips and Steamboat
Lines.)
CALIFORNIA LINE PACKETS,
Williams, DImond 4 Co., 202 Mkt
Coast, James Tnft, 22 California
Columbia River, A. M. Simpson 4
Bro., 48 Market
Coos Bay, A. M. Simpson 4 Bro., 44
Market
Gray's Harbor, A. M. Simpson 4 Bro .
46 Market
Hamburg Line, William Wolff 4 Co..
105 Front
HAWAIIAN LINE, WiUIams, DI-
mond 4 Co., 202 Market
HONOLULU, J. C. Merrill 4 Co., 204
California; J. D. Spreckels A Bros.,
327 Market; Welch 4 Co. (Planters)
109 California
LIVERPOOL, Balfour, Guthrie 4 Co.,
316 California; Dickson De Wolf 4
Co., 412 Battery; Mever, Wilson 4
Co., 212 Battery; W^lllams, Dim-
ond 4 Co.. 202 Market
Mexican and Central American Line,
J. F. Schleiden, 324 Washington
Mexican and Central American Packet
Line, 606 Batterv
Navarro MiUs, 42 Market
New York, John Rosenfeld, NE cor
Pine and Sansome
PHILADELPHIA, William T. Cole-
man 4 Co., SE cor Market and
Main
Portland, G. W. Hume, 405 Front
Pnget Sound (Olympia, Port Town-
send, Seattle, Steilacoom, etc.)
William J. Adams, Pier 17 Steu-
sjt; Pope & Talbot. 204 California;
Charles H. Wells, 10 California;
John Kentfleld 4 Co., 318 Steuart ;
Hanson 4 Co.. Pier 11 Steuart
San Francisco and Astoria Packet
Line, S. H. Harmon Lumber Co.,
316 Steuart
San Diego, Charles H, Wells, 10 Cali-
fornia
Shoalwater Bay, A.M.Simpson 4 Bro..
46 Market
Sonoma, Joseph Henry, Sec. 1 Sea
Wall, foot Powell
Spreckels' Line Hawaiian Packets, 3J7
Market
Sutton's Dispatch Line (dipper Ships
(New York) 122 Front
Tahiti, Matthew Turner, 122 Cal
Trinidad, F. P. & J. A. Hooper, 4 Cal
Packins— Steam.
Gutta Percha and Rubber Manufac-
turing Co., 17 First
H. W. JOHNS MANUFACTURING
CO., I. L. Merrell agent, 316 Town-
send
Parke 4 Lacy, 21-23 Fremont
Paint Works.
California Paint Co., 2^ Jessie
p!n fl;?^'°''7i''"''«' "2-114 California
Callfor^il ^°^^», office 202
Pacific Rubber Paint Co., 228 Beale
WhuS°' !;",?' Co.. 310 (ianforafa
andi-toe * Co.,SW.cor Front
Painters-Carriace.
(See also Oarriage Manufacturers.)
Berry John. 837 Folsom
Brogden W. J., 107 Jones
Creelmsnn Frank, 325 Francisco
PotreroT' ^^ "*"■ ^ »«"1o«<l
^°rh^?d\%ka^^'=«''^--*^-
rtson "''^ ^- ^^ ^"^^ """^ "3 H"-
Qorman J. B., 1317-1819 Market
Granville Joseph. 27 Seventh
La Chappelle Joseph J.. 230 Mission
Mlbach Mathias, 540 Valencia
Shepard WiUlam P., 1927 Mission
Palnters-Fresoo.
Frassl Antonio, 612 Post ^""^"^ ^^
^^ A?J-'^^«*, J^^ZZINI, 71-73 St.
Ann's Building
Or^i Giacomo, 25 Montgomery Av
<& CO.
ST. DENIS J.
Sutter
White Henry 4 Co., 499 Gough
Zlncke William 4 Co.,2()0 flfde
Painters-Bouse, Sim and
Ornamental.
(-See also Orainers.)
Augustine Walter, 224 Townsend
Ayres Frederick £., 1621 Devisadero
Bacclgaiupl P. 4 Co., 1408 Dupont
Ballard George, 119 Davis
Barthels & Dietrich, 145 Thh-d
Basler George A., 113 Gearv
Bell William, 818 Jessie
Bennett H. & Co.. 4.54 Sixth
Bernard Charies A. , 629 Merchant
Berry George H. , 24 Erie
Black E. H., 109 O'FarreU
Blake W.W., 625 California
Brace Nathan, 2928 Sixteenth
Bradley B., 923 Mission
Brandt B. L., 4W Montgomery
Brooke Painting, SignandAdvertUIng
Co., 717 Market
Bulotti F., Iii3>s Kearny
Burns D. AV 1311 Eddy
CahlU John J., 1704 Hyde
Cabin John L., 23 Sixth
Cardozo Joseph C, 900>i Filbert
CASTAGNINO & BRO., 1509
Stockton
Cohen & Quane, 424 CTementina
Coleman John E. W.. 924 Folsom
Cooney John F., 113 Fourth
Cremlns William, 341 Jessie
Crogan James, 1605 Buchanan
Davies L., 213 Jackson
Deerlng Edward, 635 California
De Ferrari G. B., 307 Montgomery At
Degener Frederick, 515 Pine
Donlevy Andrew, 122 Golden Gate At
Donovan M. J. 4 J. J., 1171 Market
Downing Thomas, 615 Mission
Eaton W.R., 240 Ellis
Eckier Robert E., 1710 Jessie
Edmondson John G.. 220 Brannan
Eichholzer John, E s Moultrie, nr
Crescent, B. H.
Elsenmenger Carl, cor Twenty-fourth
and Treat Av
Euler Phil. J.. 330 Fifth and 843 Har-
rison
Frank August W„ 632 Washington
Foley C. J., 2110 Fillmore
Foley Daniel, 240 Ninth
Franck George, 325 Hayes
Fraser John P., 317 Sutter
Frazer Charles E., 333 Sixth
Frost Horatio, 122 (Jeary
Gahan John, 1526 Turk
JOHN HAMMOND |
CO
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
XIanathctarer or every deseription of
PABaBNGBR, STKBET AND FREIGHT CABS.
4» to 90 Beale Street. San Franeiseo.
Dennett Jump Seats- ^"'"'^,v5?^^sA^^"5«'R^'fSi?"^'* ^*'
PAI
1370
PAI
Gallagher Edward M., 611 Sacramento
Garcia Harry, 1508>^ Powell
Gardiner Henry H., 618 Jones
Gellert Charles, 918 Pacific
Getz August, 322 Bush
Getz Kudolph J., 769 Market
Gimpel Maurice. 510 Market
Goller & Jablonski, 1515 Broadway
Grant E. A. & Co., 2757 Mission
Gray Charles T. 4 Co., 1015 Larkin
Henry B. F., 23 Seventh
Herlnger Kudolph F., 1306 Mission
Herrlck Eugene H., 1713 Market
Herron James, 1908 Fillmore
Hoever Charles, 636 Commercial
Hopps & Sons, 429 Pine
Hovey George D., 841 Valencia
Hurdls Samuel, 4 Folsom
James Frederick G., 1605 Polk
Jarman Hugh G., 516 Kearny, and 232
Sixteenth
Jennings F. A., 23 Fifth
JOHNSON JOSBPH A., 617
California
King Frances Y., 118 McAllister
Knadt John, 1388 Market
Koch William G.. 104 O'Farrell
Lang Charles E., 216 Washington
Larsen Joseph, 417 Powell
Lemon J. H., 317 Sutter
LleDsch Kichard, 509 Bush
Lloyd Edwin C, 208 McAllister
Lohelde Frederick W., 412 Sixth
Lohmeyer John C, 2003)^ Mission
LONGLEY & JOHNSUN, 332 Buih
Loyd Andrew J., 759 Mission
Lynch <fc Armstrong, 608 Larkin
Mansell Frederick & Co., 226 Post
Marley Edward J.. 7.39 McAllister
McDowell George, 803 Folsom
McTavish & Co., 209 Eighth
Mellon J. S., 50 O'FarreU
Milbach Matthias, 540 Yalencla
Miller William H., 223 Fell
Miller & Co., 3 Willows Av
Mills & Co., 997 Market
Montell John, 335 McAllister
Naf Jacob, Junction Yalencla and Mkt
Noble Brothers, 642 Clay
Nolan James H., 404 Montgomery
Norman Edward, 122 Golden Gale At
Nutz & Son, 722 Howard
O'Connell Jeremiah, 312 Fifth and 205
Fourth
Orelli & Bro, 623 Pacific
Orel Giacomo, 25 Montgomery Ay
Pamperin & Peters, 606 Howard
Parker <fe Dennis, 2205 Gejiry
Patchel & Battu, 1218 Polk
Parker & Lawton, 234
Geary
% Fifth
Patterson William, 629>^ Mission
Pauli Frank C, 545 California
Phillips George T., 46>i Seventh
Poland Frank S., 819 Shotwell
Pratt Jesse. 1713 Market
Price Edward A Son, 517 Geary
Quadt John. 1388 Market
Read John H., 522 Ninth
Reinfeld J. W., 1812 Polk
KodgersF. S.,217 Ellis
Rosekrans Henry M., 517 California
Schaefer Frederick. 24>^ Turk
Schotleld Charles, 108}^ Jessie
Smith George J.. 329 Sutter
Smith Joseph G., 523 Valencia
Spanton & Cole, 1209 Polk
ST. DENIS J. Si CO., 308 Sut-
ter
Stroetgen Joseph, NE cor Grove and
Laguna
Sullivan Jeremiah F., 510 Market
Swan Jabez S., 759 Market
Swan A Stein, 769 Market
Swift & Co., 2403 Mission and 708
Yalencla
Sykes Charles H.. 37 Annie
Thatin & Heineman, 718 Mont Av
THOMSON JOHN S,
2315 Polk
Tevey William F.,N 8 Twenty-seventh
nr Chnrch
Turner John H., 195 Stevenson
Upham Walter S., 1708 Devlsadero
Venn Charles C, SW cor Green and
Buchanan
Wagner H. & Son, 635 California
Walsh William, 2:0 Montgomery At
West Benjamin W.. 1406 Polk
Wheeler Clarence E., 1525 Polk
White Henry <fc Co., 499 Gough
Wilder Charles B., 25 Steuart
Williams George A., 1325 Pacific
Wilson John N., 926 Washington
Wright John, 638^ Natoma
Young Charles M., 680 Twentieth
Young & Harris, 1127 Sntter
Painters— ^landscape and
SEarine.
Bender Sarah E. Miss, 120 Sntter
Fish F. A. Mrs., 8 Montgomery Av
Fitch Helen A. Mrs., 1021 Polk
Flood C. A. Mrs., 914 Twentieth
Hill Thomas, 323 Phelan Bldg
Irelan William Jr. Mrs., 1619 Post
Keith W., 417 Montgomery
La Fountalne J. R., 625 Merchant
Nahl H.W. A., 318 Kearny
Ovlatt M. Miss, 131 Post
Robinson C. D., 506 Battery
Rodriguez Alfred, 209 Grant Av
Romer Cecil, 2407 Sutter
Rouse Charles S., 108 St. Ann's Bldg
Ryder Emily A., 1614 Scott
Wandesforde J. B., 211 Sutter
Wilson Agnes E., 14 Grant Av
Painters— Porcelain.
Chateau Charles A., 420 Post
Samish Robert, 211 Post
Painters— Portrait. Ete.
Adams Kate Mrs.. 1515 Leavenworth
Alexander Etta Miss, 109 Leavenworth
Alexander Henry, 240 Montgomery
Altshuler Annette, 633 Ellis
Alverson-Blake Mrs., 914 Larkin
Bender Sarah E. Miss, 120 Sutter
Boyd Hugh, 18 Post
Brookes Samuel M., 611 Clay
Brown J. E. Mrs., 120 Sutter
Brouchoud Joseph F.,75St. Ann's Bldg
Burgess George H., 126 Kearny
Cadenasso G. C. (crayon) 33 Kearny
Conner Jennie L., 14 Grant Av
Crackbon Joseph A.. 6 Eddy
Dahlgren Carl, 402 Montgomery
Donovan J. P., 126 Kearny
Duesbury Horace, 523 Kearny
Eastman E. R. Mrs., 11 Kearny
Field Thomas. 608 Market
Fisher Hugo. 263^ Kearny
Glanoli Giovanni, 33 Kearny
Greene Edward M., 126 Kearny
Grosvenor Frederica, 711 Jones
Hampshire William. 1033 Howard
Hayes Josephine, 728 Montgomery
Hecht Joseph A., 5i4'4 Hayes
Heussler Albert, 1202 Mission
Hopes John, 424 Fell
Hupman Arthur, 63 St. Ann's Bldg
Indig I., 126 Kearny
Joran Louis G., 719 Market
Jorgensen Christian, 531 California
Joullln A., 621 Clay
Kaltschmidt 0., 1049 Mission
Keith W-, 417 Montgomery
KIpps A. K., .329 Phelan Bldg
Koch John, 339 Kearny
Kunath Oscar, 105 Stockton
Laflln Mary Miss, 2:l24 Washington
Lange Oscar Y., 1025 Market
Lawton William, 90 St. Ann's Bldg
Lavres E. D. Mrs., 10195^ Larkin
Lee Roland, 1243 Mis-ion
Lemon James H., 317 Sutter
Levy David, 90 St. Ann's Bldg
Lew Samuel, 1007 Post
Lotz Matilda Miss, 728 Montgomery
Mamegoena Paul, 724)^ Market
McClellan William J., 538 Hayes
Meighan Annie Mrs., 2447 Howard
Mercer L. E. Miss, i:« Phelan Bldg
Mlchelsen Nicholas, 126 Kearny
Monaco John B., 26 Montgomery
Moore Mary H., 1316 Larkin
Morton Albert, 210 •Stockton
Nahl H. W. A.. 318 Kearny
Narjol Ernest, '711 Howard
Otto Ernest A.. 623 Geary
Ovlatt M. Miss, 131 Post
Pacific Portrait Co., 1221 Market
Pennlman E. A. Miss, St. Ann's Bldg
Peters Charles R., 611 Clay
Perquy Arthur, 622 Clay
Prosch Charles, 111 Si. Ann's Bldg
Rawson J. A. Mrs.. 24 Silver
Robinson Charles D., 506 Battery
Rockwell E. A., 124 Phelan Bldg
Rode Emil, 88 Montgomery Block
Rogers Anna E. Mrs., 120 Sutter
Rogers Charles A., 73 St. Ann's Bldg
Romer Cecil, 2407 Sutter
Rouse Abner F., 108 St. Ann's Bldg
Rouse Charles S., 108 St. Ann's Bldg
Roussell George 0., 1025 Market
Schaeffer Carl, 601}^ Bush
Shaw A. C, 215 Kearny
Shaw S. W., 318 Phelan Bldg
Soule H. Gertrude. 325 Larkin
Sroufe Susie, 812 Geary
Stanton John A., 611 Clay
Slender Herman, 1087 Broadway
Tojettl D., 223 Leavenworth
Tojetti Margaret Mrs., 1110 Larkin
Tucker J. C. Mrs., 14 Grant Av
Vitallni C. E., 127 Kearny
Yorrath Thomas, 135 Twelfth
Wandesforde J. B., 211 Sutter
Williams Robert E., 123 Stockton
Wilson Agnes E. Mrs., 14 Grant At
Wilson Charles T., 14 Grant A v
Winter Lloyd. 417 Montgomery
Winter Robert, 417 Montgomery
Young George A., 1904 Broadway
Painters— Scene.
Bell George, Tlvoll Opera House
Fest Oscar L., 1212 Scott
Paintings-Oil.
Burkardt Max, 547 Washington
Currier Amos, 103 Stockton
Gump S. & G., 581 Market
Morris & Kennedy, 21 Post
Noonan J. & Co., 931 Mission
Perry S. A. & Co., 624 and 1025 Mark«t
Sanborn, Yail & Co., 857 Market
Schussler Bros., 27 Grant Av
Paints, Oils and eiass.
(.i^Importers.)
■►AUyne & White, 112 Front
American Oil Co., 17 Main
Ammerup G., 1043 Market
Baclgalupl & Co., 1408 Dupont
'•••Bass T. J. & Co., 14-16 Ellis
Black Edwin H., 109 O'FarreU
Blackman A. <fc Co., 217 Front
Burnett H. & Co., 506)<; Commercl*!
California Paint Co., 22 Jessie
Cooney John J., 115 Fourth
Counter C. E., 1826 Market
Crogan James, 1605 Buchanan
• Dietz A. C. & Co., 7-9 Front
Downing Thomas, 615 Mission
Gallagher Edward M.,611 Sacramento
Gray C. T. & Co., 1015 Larkin
Hearfleld, Bannister & Co. .317 Branoan
«Hueter Brothers <fc Co., 601 Market
Hiirdls Samuel, 4 Folsom
■» Kelly Alf. R., 305-307 Front
Lewis Marks, 673 Mission
Loughead John, 1603 Polk
Mav William, 1547 Mission
MuTavish & Co., 209 Eighth
MERRELL I. L.. (water prooO 314
Townsend
Orrlck Oliver S., 22 Jessie
Orsi Giacomo, 25 Montgomery Av
Pacific Coast Fire and Water Proof
Paint Co., office 121 Market
Pacific Color Works, 112 California
Pacific Rubber Paint Co..officeSWcor
Pine and Front
Parattlne Paint Co., 310 Calif omis
Patterson William, 629J^ Union
Rea Brothers, 1318 Stockton
''Redington & Co., 529 Market
Rosenbaum Fr. H. & Co. (window
glass) 567 Market
Spanton & Cole. 1209 Polk
Schaefer Charles G., 516 Davis
Springer Jason & Co. (window-glass)
SE cor Mission and Spear
St. Denis J. <fe Co., .308>^ Sutter
■■■•Sullivan, Kelly & Co., 112-114 Cal
Union White Lead Works, 821 Battery
Wedeles Isldor W. (window glass) 42
O'Farrell
WhIU Henry <fe Co., 499 Gough
''•Whittier, FuUer &Co..SW cor Pine
and Front
WIswell Joseph A., 1314 Market
•>Yate8& Co.. 103 Front
THE LM Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
$4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
PAP
1371
PAT
Paper Baga.
ARMES & DALLAM, 226-232 Front
Biake, Moflltt & Towne, 516 Sacra-
mento and 519 Commercial
Bonestell & Co., 401 Sansome
Pacific Paper Co., 416 Sacramento
TAYLOR S. P. & CO., 41*-
416 Clay
WARKEN ALFRED, 533 Geary
AliFRED WARREN,
Manufacturer of
Extra Heayy Paper Bass
Manilla Boxes, Patent Medicine
Cartoons, Document Enyel-
opee, Etc., Etc.
<533- Geary St.-S33
SAN FRANCISCO, OAL.
Paper Boxes.
{See Boxe*— Paper.)
Paper Collar Manufac-
turers.
(56e CoUart.)
Paper Dealer*.
ARMES A DALLAM (wrapping) 226-
232 Front
BANCROFT A. li. &, CO.,
607 Market
Blake, Moflltt & Towne. 516 Sacra-
mento and 519 Commercial
Bonestell A Co., 401 Sansome
California Paper Co., 320 Sansome
Camnbrill W. H. (assorted) 402 Front
Cox « WaUensteln, 411 California
CUNNINGHAM, CURTISS &
WELCH, 8W cor Sacramento and
Sansome
Denny Edward A Co. (drawing) 418
MontRomerv
BUTTON & PARTRIDGE.
212-214 California
Graham Paper Co. (St. Louis) 529C!om-
merclal
Harley Chas. & Co., 116 Davlg
Leavltt S. B. & Co., 406 Sansome
McCormIck Frank H. (agent) 109 Cal
MARSH H. F. (agent E.Dejonge
& Co's surface and colored fancy)
577 Market
Oberdeener Wolf. 322 Sansome
Pacific Paper Co., 416 Sacramento
Richardson \V. G., 529 Commercial
Seymour & Gage, 1422 Market
TAliLONC. J. (flint and emery)
123 California
TAYLOR S. P. & CO., 414-
416 Clay
Zellerbach Anthony, 419 Clay
Paper— Drawing.
DENNY EDWARD & CO.,
418 Montgomery
Paper Kanrers.
Bacigalupl & Co., 1408 Dupont
Black )&. a, 109 ()'FarreU
Brace Nathan, 2928 Sixteenth
CahlUJohnL., 23 Sixth
Cardoza J. C, 900)^ Filbert
CASTA&NINO <& BRO.. 1609
Stockton
Clark G. W. A Co., 645 Market
Cooks Brothers, 108-110 Post
Delaplerre Henry, 1414>< Powell
Eaton William R., 240 EUlg
Fraser John P., 317 Sutter
Gallagher Edward M., 611 Sacramento
Gumpertz Jacob. 318 Sutter
Henry Benjamin F„ 1055 Market
Herlnger Rudolph F.. i:«6 Mission
Herrick Eugene H., 1713 Market
James Frederick G., 1605 Polk
Jennings F. A., 23 Fifth
Koch William G., 106 O'FarreU
McPhun WiUlam, 1075 Market
Orsl Glacomo, 25 Montgomery At
St. Denis J. 4 Co., 308 Sutter
Spanton & Cole, 1209 Polk
Stroetgen Joseph, NE cor Grove and
Laguna
Thatiu A Heineman, 718 Mont Av
Union Paper Co., 1336 Market
Walsh William J. , 220 Montgomery At
White Henry & Co., 499 Gough
Wlswell Joseph, 1314 Market
Paper BtauKlns*.
{^Importers. See also Carpett; alto
UphoUterers.)
Ammerup G., 1043 Market
Black Edwin H., 109 ( I'Farrell
*Clark; G. W. A Co., 615 Market and 46
Third
COOKS BROTHERS, lOa-110
Post
DuflD' James A Co., 917 Market
*Ed wards Frank G., 820 Market
Goldberg S., 933 Market
Leutholtz T. G. N., 108 Phelan Bldg
McPHUN WIIiLIAM, 1075 Mar-
ket
Bea Brothers, 1318 Stockton
♦SL.OANE W. & J. & CO.,
641-643 Market
Spanton & Cole, 1209 Polk
St. Denis J. & Co., 308 Sutter
^'Walter D. N. A B. A Co., NW cor Bat-
tery and Market
^Whlte Henry & Co., 499 (Sough
Paper Slanufacturera.
California Paper Co. (mills, Stockton,
Cal.) office 320 Sansome
Graham Paper Co. (St. LoOls) 529
Commercial
TAYLOR S. P. & CO., 414-
416 Clay
Paper Rulers.
ACRES & WILLIAMS, 412
Commercial
Althof A Bahls, 329 Sansome
BACON & COMPANY, ^<»
Clay '
BANCROFT A. L. & CO.,
607 Market
Bartllng, Phillips A Stllwell, 505 Clay
Bosqul Engraving and Printing Co.,
523 Clay
Buswell A., 605 Montgomery
Crocker H. S. A Co., 215 Bush
HICKS & JUDD, 23 First
HIgglns J. M.,32 Clay
Leary A. J., 404 Sansome
Malloye A Broder, 422 Sacramento
Mclntvre J. B., 423 Clav and 422 Com
Whelaa A Tracy, 540-542 Clay
Parquet Floors.
COOKS BROTHERS, 108-110
Post
PATTISON E. A. <&CO., 308
Stockton
Passe Partout Manufactur-
ers.
BURKARDT MAX, 645 Wash-
ington
Currier A., 103 Stockton
Eaton A Armstrong, 735 Market
RiUhrauff A. T., 427 Larkln
Sanborn, Vail A Co., 857 Market
Schussler Brothers. 27 Grant At
Patent Asencles.
Dewey & Co., 220 Market
Dixon John, St. Ann's Bldg
Mathews H. A., 615 Powell
Pacific Patent Agency, St. Ann's Bldg
Pardy George, 402 Montgomery
Redstone John H., 1509 Market
Smith C. W. M., 224SanKome
Ware William W., 6 Eddy
Patent Articles.
Patent Medicines.
(See also DruggUtt—Retaa.')
Bouton Andrus P., 118 Taylor
Brownlee F. C. A Co., 735 Market
CALIFORNIA Fffi SYRDP
CO., 30 Seventh
Carbolic Smoke Ball, 652 Market
Celery, Beef and Iron Extract Co., 15
Post
Davis T. A Co., 103 Montgomery
Donn Elian W. T., 315 Ivy At
Evans Aaron, 510 Haves
FULTON JUHN J., 132 Townsend
Gates J. R. & Co., 417 Sansome
Grant James W. (M. I. S. T.) 15 Post
Guptill A Co., USo Market
Hassmer V. (lung and cough) SB cor
Washington and Powell
Hathaway B. R., 312 Fourth
Hay R.R., 1019 Market
JAY EYE SEE LINIMENT
CO., 54 Second
Langley & Michaels, NW cor First
and Jessie
Liebig <fe Co., NWcor (3eary and Mason
McDonnell James J., SE cor Market
and Si.xth
MILLER A GREENWOOD, 1309 Mar-
Nux Life Restorer Co., 2110 Taylor
Redlngton & Co., 529 Market
Richards C. F. A Co., 427^29 Sansome
Salfield C. D., 216 Kearnv
Starkey A Palens, 331 Montgomery
Thompson E. B., 76 Montgomery
Block
True W. H.,«35 Market
Wflls Revllo, 115 Jones
Wells W. H. A Co., 137 Fifth
Williams C. L. & Co., 130 Valencia
Williams Homer, 113 Minna
Wilson Edward M.,229 Kearny
Fulton's Radical Remedy
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Snre Kidney, Liver aid Dyspepsia Cnre
Tlie Oreatest Advance ever
made in Medical Science
for the certain and speedy Cure of ail
Diseases of the Liver, Stomach,
Blood. Kidneys, etc., etc.
Price, 91JSS per Bottle.
Address present orders to JOHN J,
FULTDN, Proprietor, 132 Townsend
Street, San Francisco.
Pattern Makers.
Anderfuren William J., 110-112 Beale
Bushman William, 316 Mission
BUSWELL W\ F.. 108 Main
Coffin A Woods, 135 Beale
Dornbierer James, 115 First
MURPHEY WILLIAM L., 109-lU
Rice H. W.,56Bluxome
Btsdon Iron and Locomotive Works,
SE cor Howard and Beale
Savase. Son A Co. (Empire Foundry)
135-143 Fremont
White Brothers, 625 Sixth
W. F. BUS^WELL,
MILLWRIGHT, [liGIII[[R
And Patternmaker.
FLOUR, QUARTZ AM SAW MILLS
Contracted for and Superintended.
No. £08 MAIN STBE£T.
San Francisco.
WM. L MURPHEY,
PRACTICAL
And MILLWRI&HT,
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PaTements.
(See alto A$phaUum Workers.')
Barber Asphalt Paving Co., 422 Mont
CALIFORNIA AKTIFICIAL STONK
PAVING CO., 404 Montgomery
California Paving Co., 618 Market
Chataln 4 GUette (French Mosaic) m
Stockton
Gray Brothers, 316 Montgomerj
GRANOLITHIC PAVING CO., 422
Montgomery
Jackson P. H. (Hyatt's) NW cor First
and Mission
PATTISON S. A. & CO., 308
Stockton
Bansome Ernest L., 402 Montgomery
San Francisco Artificial Paving Co.,
436 Montgomerj-
Santa Cruz Bituminous Bock Paving
Co., 28 New Montgomery
CAUFORNIA
ArtiJclal Slone Paying Co.
(SHILLINSER'S PATENT)
Offices, Carriage Drives, Stab
and Cellar Floors, Kitch-
ens, Concrete, Etc.
404 MoiifBOinery St.,
San Francisco
Turn to
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ADVERTISEMENT
Under heading Ston^ Manv/acttirert.
Pawnbrokers.
(See Brokers— Fawn.)
Pencils— Iiead.
DIXON CRVCIBIiG CO., 106
DavlB
Pens— Steel.
BANCROFT A. L. & CO.,
607 Market
HALL A. I. 4 SON, 528 Market
Perftunery.
COBURN C. \V. A Co., 6 Battery
Duval L., 11 StocktoD
Eagle Blanufacturlng Co., 205 Front
Evans Aaron, 510 Hayes
Isacson Jacob, cor Geary and Larkln
Joy Edwin W., 852 Market
Langlev A Michaels, 34-40 First
Mack J. J. & Co., 11 Front
Redington & Co., 529 Market
Schwabacher & Salts, 205 Front
Steele J. G. & Co., 6.35 Market
Trost Guttavus A., 1516 Mason
Wakelee & Co., SE cor Montgomery
and Bush
■Western Perfumery Co.
Buena Vista Oil Co., 328 Montgomery
San Francisco Petroleum Co., 123 Cal
Santa Clara Petroleum Co., 123 Cal
Standard OU Co., 123 California
Pliilosopliical Instrnment*.
Hess Charles, 519 Kearny
MIJLIiER CHRISTIAN, 135
Montgomery
ROACH JOHN, 429 Montgomery
Schmolz William, 420 Montgomery
Phonetic Reporters.
WILUABISON R., 331 Mont-
gomery, room 28
Phonogrrapbic Reporters
WILLIAMSON R., 331 Mont-
gomery, room 28
Photo I<ithogrraphers.
SCHMIDT LABEL AND LITHO-
GRAPHIC CO., 21-31 Main
LaJel anJ Lfflograpliic Co.
DESIGNERS ft PRINTERS
21-31 MAIN ST.
Photograph Galleries.
Anaya Charles, 709 Vallejo *.
Bradley & RtUofson, 14 Grant At
Brown Thomas A., 606 Kearny
Burnett & Schach, 337 Hayes
Burnett & Slattery, NW cor Sixteenth
and Valencia
Carpenter Lee, 10 Sixth
Cobb David, 1144 Market
Cramer C. L., 402 Kearny
Dowe Ly 105 St. Ann's Bldg
Dnhem Victor, 1324 Polk
Edouart Alexander, 6 Turk
Ehmann Charles E., 116 Twelfth
Falst Charles G., SE cor Fourth and
Market
Flaglor A. P., SB cor Market and
Ninth
Fuller * WllliamB. 1150 Market
Hay M. C. A Co., 342 Kearny
Hay Robert F.. 821 Market
Howe J. M., St. Ann's Bldg
Hucks J. G., 25 Third
Hutchinson David, 28 Third
Jones A Lotz (Elite) 838 Market
Karras A Brown, 18 Third
Klain Nathan M. Mrs. (landscape) 921
McAllister
Knight George H., 19 Sixth
Lainer Charles, 31 Third and 715 Mkt
liANGE OSCAR V. (landscape)
26 Montgomery
LauTence W. H., 427>. Montgomery
Leavenworth, Stone <fe Co., 1228 Mkt
McNicoll John, 1903 Mission
Merrill Stewart, 612 Clay
Morse George D., Phelan Building,
826 Market
NEW YORK GALLERY,
J. 6. Hacks, 25 Third
Perkins A. J., 26 Montgomery
Runnels A Stateler, 957 Market
Schoene Hermann, 64 Third
Sewell D. 1025 Market
Shew William. 523 Kearny
SummerhavB Samuel, 612 Clay
TABER I. W., 8 Montgomery
THORS LOUIS, 1025 Larkln
Todd John A., 2126 Fillmore
Vaughan Emma Mrs., 734>^ Market
Watkins Carlton E., 427 Montgomery
Weitz & Dljeau, 34 TMrd
WILLIAMS W. I. & CO., 914 Market
Photosrraphle Enamelers.
Williams Sylvester M., 810 Oak
DIXON, BORGESeN & CO.,
Manofhetareri of Sbow CasM
and Store Fiztores.
37 MarM St.
Fri IPQF PYTRA n RY-f^'°'^'"*^"'^'''''"^^°'^^"P*sneB sent from } ARPAD HARASZTHY * CO
laUkirOk. UA I IIH Ulll( France to this country, but without Brandv. I 530 WASHMOTOM STEBET
Ithout Brandy, j 530 WASHINOTON STE22T.
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Photoeraplilc Oddities.
HOWEJ.MILTOF
104 St Ann's Baildinsr
Photographic Printer*.
CantweU * Co., 8 Sixth
Oralg & Mosher, 22 Kearny
Duhem Victor, 1324 Polk
Johnson & Co., 850 Market
Keed William, 306 Turk
Universal Copying Co., 1202 Mission
Photogrraplilc RetonoherB.
Koch John, 339 Kearny
Universal Copying Co., 1202 Mission
Photoeraphlc Stock.
Blair Tourograph and Dry Plate Co.,
529 Commercial
Ball John H., 618 Clay
Fobs Oscar, 841 Mission
LIppI Brothers, 749 Market
PARTRIDGE SABIUEL C,
529 Commercial
Passavant S. Carl, 306 Guerrero
Taylor John A Co., 112-120 Pine
WILLIAMS W. I. & CO.. 914 Market
WILLIAMS & GKEGOBY,433 Sev-
enth
Photogrraphlc Views.
Baker Walter T., mS'A Market
Burkardt Max, 545 Washington
HelnnlngerC. P., 411}^ California
liANGE} OSCAR V., 26 Mont-
gomery
Morse George D., 826 Market
Runnels &. Stateler, 957 Market
TABER I. W., 8 Montgomery
Watklns Carlton E., 427 Montgomery
WILLIAMS W. I. & CO., 914 Market
WUton Thomas H. (marine) 513 Folsom
PhrenoIoglstB.
Phrenolog^ical Institnte,
Barlow J. Smith, 1513 Buchanan
Physicians.
Akerley James C. S., 435 Fourth
Albertson J. A. (homoeopathic) 111
Powell
Alers Augustus, 10 EUla
Allen George P., 26^ Kearny
American Samson, 405 Kearny
Anderson J. A.. 4 Odd Fellows' Bldg
Anderson W., cor Broadway and
Powell
AngellW.C, 568 Folsom
Arensberg H., 923M Harrison
Arnold J. D., 229 Geary
Aronstein Adolph, 33 Kearny
Axelrood Max, 215 Kearny
Ayer Washington, 410 Kearny
Baldwin H.S., 612 Clav
Baldwin S. C, 850 Market
Baldwin Starr, 1777 Market
Ballard Edward, R. 36 Geary
Barger Daniel E., 10 Ellis
Barkan A., 14 Grant Av
BaronldlsG. M.,254 Ellis
Bass Frederick, 629 Kearny
Bates Walter E., 122 Gearv
Battelle E rnest L., 2051 Mission
Baumelster B. H., 1536 Dolores
Baver Joseph, 222 Post
BAZAN FERDINAND, 415 Sutter
Bazet Lnuls, 28 Geary
Beatty B. F., 942 Valencia
Beckh Gnstav C. 43 Sixth
Behr H. H., 509 Kearny
Behrens H. C. F.,405 Capp
Bellnge F. A. A., 1901 Polk
Bell Henry R., 4 Odd Fellows' Bldg
Bennett Thomas, 46 O'Fa'rell
Bennett William. 1324 Howard
Berg Charles, 213 Powell
Bernoulli Julius (electro-homceoDa-
thlc) 313 Geary
Bertody Charles, 1005 Stockton
Bird Nelson J., 242 Montgomery
Blach Charles, 514 Kearny
Blake Charles E., 200 Stockton
Blake James W., 1844 Geary
Blanco Julian G., 920 Market
Bluxome Joseph, 217 Powell
Boericke W. (homoeopathic) 834 Sutter
Boteford WlUlam, 3 Taylor
Boushey Julius, 1303 Mission
Bowie Augustus J., 918 Van Nees Av
Bowie H. C. 702 Market
Bowie Robert I., 220 Sutter
Buyd Samuel G., 715 Clay
Boyson J. Thomas, 25 Phelan Bid
Breyfogle Edwin S. (homoeopathic) 14
Grant Av
Brlgham Charles B„ 703 Market
Buckley Cornelius F., 715 Larkln
Buckley Vincent P., 629 Kearny
Bucknall George J., 301 Sutter
Burgess Oscar 0., 329 Geary
Burleigh G. W„ 14 Geary
Burrell Charles, 1323 Mission
Buzett E. F., 1421 Bush
Cabaniss Thomas T., 1919 Polk
Cachot Maximilian, 207 Taylor
Callaghan John D., 852 Folsom
Callandreau Jules, 1307 Stockton
Canney Fox E. J., 609 Hayes
Card Edgerton, Cal Women's Hospital
CARMAN WU.HAM, 410 Post
Castelhun Frederick C, 526 Kearny
Carpenter F. B.. 32 O'Farrell
Chalgneau V. A., 715 Clay
Chase Albert, 652 Market
Chesley Charles P., 754 Howard
Chlpman M. M., 404 Turk
Chlsmore George, 920 Market
Clarke J. J., 238 Kearny
Cleveland Charles D.,600 Leavenworth
Clinton Charles A^ 30 Phelan Bldg
Oonnol'.y Thomas B., 168 Ninth
Cohn David, 431 O'FarreU
Cole R. Beverly, 218 Post
Cook Archer S., 224 Post
Cook Fernando C, 106 Eddy
Cooke Charles A., 707 Post
Corbett Samuel J., 402 O'Farrell
Cornwall Frank (eye and ear) 120 Post
Currier C. B. (homoeopathic) 921 Geary
Curtis R. C, 521 Sutter
Gushing Clinton, 636 Sutter
D'Ancona A. A., 1408 Howard
Davidson J. R., 224 Kearny
DavlesWIUiam H.,25>^ Halght
Davis George E. (homoeopathic) 520
Sutter
Davis GJeorge W., 433 Geary
Deane C. T., 131 Post
DeDerky F. F.. 2418 California
Delmont F., 813 Jackson'
Demsey Cyrus F., SW cor Hyde and
Sutter
Dennis Frank H., 715 CHay
DePuyA. A.,393Slxth
De VecchI Paolo, 700 Broadway
Devening Henry C, 439 Third
Dewey Willis A., 36 Geary
DeWlttT. Byron, NW cor Butte and
Kentucky
Dodge Henry W., 217 Geary
Dodge Horace T., 127 Kearny
Donnelly Edward, 332 Howard
Dorman 0. A., 607 California
Dorn G. W., 607 Polk
Dorr Levi L., 118 Grant Av
Douglass William A.. 126 O'FarreU
Draper Charles F., 5261^ O'Farrell
Dresel Gustav, 509 Kearny
Dunbar Jolin K., 448 Sixth
Eaton James M., 121 Post
Eckel John N., 324 Geary
Edmonds M. E., 330 Sutter
Ehrenberg A. T., 225 Grant Av
Eldenmuller W. C, 1347 Powell
Elllnwood Charles N., 715 Clay
Enrlght Charles M., 659 Clay
Famum C. E., 672 Mission
Faulkner Henry W., 906 Market
Favor Klmbal, 841 Market
Ferrer Henry, 16 Geary
Ferris Anson S., 1623 Bush
FIchtner Gustave, 504 Fell
FIske Henrv M., 24-26 Phelan Building
Fitch (Jeorge L.,32 O'Farrell
FItzgibbon Gerald H.,760 Mission
Fletcher Charles A., 14 Grant Av
Flood Philip H., 18-20 St. Ann's Bldg
Floto John H. (homoeopathic) 402 Kear
Foster N. P., 126 Golden Gate Av
Foote Gilbert, 810 Kearny
Forbes Charles F., 6 Ellis
Fraser E. J. (homceopathlc) 112 Kearny
Freeman G. M., 128 Golden Gate Av
French H. C, 2512 Mission
FrlsbleE. G., 2135 Bush
Frost James, 1 Fifth
Fulton Samuel J., 1445 Leavenworth
Gallwey John, 659 Clay
Gardner Henry H., 920 Market
Garwood William T., 223 Grant Av
Gates Frank H., 722 Montgomery
Gere George G., 120 Post
Gerlach George, 1313 Golden Gate Av
Gerry S. Russell, 645 Washington
Gibbon J. F„ 623 Kearny
GIBBONS HENRY JR., 920 Polk
Gilbert Francis D., 1247 Market
GonzalezkMariano E., 310 Stockton
Goss William H., SM"^ Geary
Green Thomas P., 116 Turk
Grimm Charles H., 302 Stockton
Grindley Thomas R., 8i4 Golden Gate
Av
Grlswold W. N., 122 Turk
Gross Oorge, 319 Kearny
Grove M. F., 707 McAllister
Haas Julius, 14 Grant Av
Hagenow Louisa, 19 Twelfth
Haggin Joseph B., 235 Kearny
Haley Charles S., 24 Post
Hall Richard B., 1415 Stockton
Hall Samuel H., 426 Kearny
Hammel W. A., 1304 Folsom
Hanson George F., 759 Valencia
Harding Edwin H., 1021 Sutter
Harkness H. W., SW cor California
and Dupont
Harmon Louis, 313 Halght
Harris Elias B.. 539 Hayes
Harris Frederick W., 759 Market
Hart Henry H., 939 Howard
Hartley John D., 150 Fourth
Hartley J. W. F., 223 Post
Hastings John, 1001 Pine
Hatch Henry, 614 Kearny
Hayne Arthur P., 533 Kearny
Healy John H., 850 Market
Helnimann John M., 802 Montgomery
Herzstein M., 323 Sutter
Hewston GJeorge, 1132 Sutter
Heyermann J. A. F., SW cor Fourth
and Bryant
Heerdink John W., 1417 California
HlUer D. A. (homoeopathic) 1011 Sutter
HiUer Frederick Jr. (homceopathlc) 320
Geary
Hlnkle Henry C, 319 Bush
HInkle John M., 319 Bush
Hlrschfelder Joseph 0., 429 Geary
Hoag Luman B., 32 Sixth
Hodgdon Walter H. A., 327 (Seary
Hoffstetter B., 325 GJeary
Holden Oliver, 111 Ninth
HoUenberg B. A., 843 Mission
Hopkins Frederick V.. 2524 California
Horn Jerome W., 808 Twenty-fourth
Hughes Jerome A., 54 Oak
Humphreys P. H., 135 Fair Oaks
Hund Frederick, 762^4 Folsom
Hund Otto H„ 716 Howard
Hutchins C. B., 617 Bush
James David H., 14 Oak
Jenks George H. (homoepathlc) 321
Geary
Jenningson William, 214 Kearny
Jewell J. G., NE cor Stockton and
(Chestnut
Johnson Henrv, 119 Stockton
Johnston W. D., 514 Kearny
Johnston William H.. 48 Fourth
Jones Edward F., 126 Sixth
Jones William, 155 New Montgomery
Jordan & Co., 211 Geary
Josselyn Benjamin F., 115 Kearny
Josselyn Joseph H., 226 Sutter
Joyce Patrick B., 161 Second
Kahn A., 920 Market
KahnS. S.,14Grant Av
Kane Francis B., 46 O'Farrell
Keane George B., 619 Green
Kearney P. A.. 501 Folsom
Keeney J.W., 14 Grant Av
Kelsey P. C, 551 Folsom
Kellv Edward, W s Noe, nr Jersey
Kenyon Curtis G., 664 Mission
Kerr William W., 522 Sutter
Klenborts Daniel, 1602 Howard
Kirkpatrick CharleeA., 920 Market
Kleineberg Chris., 28 Geary
Korn Gustav, 221 Fifth
Kreutzmann Henr.v, 732 Sutter
Kunkler John E., 514 Kearny
LaBrie Gtodfrol, 1030 Mission
Lagan John, 101 Van Ness Av
LANE LEVI C. 652 Mission
Lawlor William M., 326 Geary
Laweon Emily Mrs., 23 Powell
Ledyard W^illlam E. (homoeopathic)
Nucleus Hotel
Lee Benjamin, 400 Geary
LeFevre J. P., 14 Grant Av
Leonard Alexander T.. 32 Phelan Bldg
Le Tourneui Thomas J., 22 Gieary
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Lewitt "William B., 605 Laguna
Lilienthal James E., 729 Sutter
LiUenthal Samuel, 729 Sutter
Logan M. Hill, 204 Sutter
Long Seely F., 14 Grant Av
Lonlgo Emil V., 1425^^ Dupont
Lord Franklin F., 235 Kearny
LoryeaA. M.,218Post
Lovelace A. S., 200 Stockton
Lowry B. N., 624 Sutter
Luppo J., 28 St. Ann's Bldg
LustlgD. D., 6 Turk
Lux F. W.,703 Market
Lvford L. D., 19 Phelan Bldg
Maas Philip, 116 Grant Av
Macbeth Robert S. , 523 Kearny
Mackintosh Robert, 1208 Mission
MacLean D., 330 Sutter
MacLennan John D., 1410 Octavia
MacNevin Peier, 303 Eddy
MadiU David, 102 Stockton
Malech Gustave H., 521 Van Ness Av
Malech Herman F., 1716 Fillmore
Marshall B., 924 Sutter
Marshall Joseph C, 704 Washington
Martinache Narclsse J., 5!^ Kearny
Martineaut E. D., 650 Washington
Mason Joseph H., 1053 Market
Matthews John M., 909 Twenty-third
Mattner E. H., 115 Haight
McAllister William F., 502 Washington
McCarthy Thomas, 528 Pine
McCarthy Wm. P.. 874 Mission
McCash "C. A., 7fr5 Market
McClure A. T., 26 Franklin
McCormick William, 338 Eddy
McDermott W. P., 1242 Valencia
McDonald James A. J., 1029'| Market
McDonald Jonathan F., 308 Fifth
McGovem Charles C, 17 Phelan Bldg
McGovem Charles J., 17 Phelan Bldg
McLaughlin Moses A., NW cor BaU-
road Av and Dominica
McLaughlin William H., NW cor
Twenty-sixth and Mission
McLay George B.,2430 Mission
McLean Robert A., 603 Merchant
McMahon John, 103 Geary
McMillan Dugald,245 Eighth
McMonagle Beverly, 703 Market
McNeil Alexander. 120>^ Turk
McNulty James M., 118 Grant Av
McNulty P. R., 101 Grant Av
McNutt William F., 121 Montgomery
McPherson George E., S s Twenty-
fourth, bet Valencia and Bartlett
McQuesten Charles A., 24 Montgomery
McTaggart M. F., 633 Eddy
Meares John L., New CItv Hall
Merreli Charles G., 2429 Mission
Mervy Alphonse, SE cor Montgomery
Av and Green
Miller John A., 1018 Valencia
Miller William D., 221 Post
Minor John T., 416 Twenty-fourth
MintieA. E.,11 Kearny
Moiiere J. W., 531 Sutter
Montealegre Jose M., 1114 Bush
Montgomery Douglass A., 600 Sutter
Montgomery J., 428 Sutter
Moore Charles W., Nucleus Hotel
Moore De Witt C, 220 Sansome
Morgan George F. G., NB cor Pnlon
and Laguna
Morse John F., 200 Stockton
Mouser Silas M., 200 Post
MuUlgan E. L., 943 ValencU
Murphy James, 659 Clay
Murphy Nathaniels., 322 Third
Murphy Robert W.. 328 Montgomery
Neumann Mark, 117 Sixth
Neustadt A., 1139 Folsom
NeweU William A.. 630 Howard
Newman Samuel, 504>^ Fifth
Nightingale John Jr., 906 Market
Oehme Morris F., 316 Lombard
O'Donnell Charles C, 704 Washington
O'Leary A., 808 Twentv-fourth
O'Toole Michael C, 11 St. Ann'i Bldg
Ollino Giuseppe, 700 Broadway
Olsen Klaus (Swedish morements and
massage) 721 Geary
Osbom Charles H., 869 Market
Palmer George H. (homoeopathic) 425
Geary
Pangbum Stanley D., 212 Sixth
Parson Edward, 103 Montgomery
Paugh William J., 640 Clay
PawUckl Ladlslaus. 700 Sutter
Payne John B., 112 Kearny
Payne Joseph A., 604 Geary
Peabody WlUiam F., 200 BUls
Pease G. M., 126 Turk
Pelser Abraham K., 3 Central PI
Pelham James B., 1 Fifth
Perrault Edward L.. 413 Kearny
Perrault Julien, 413 Kearny
Perrin Reuben J. , 226 Sutter
Perrone Osed^Mg Broadway
Perry Alfred W., 104 Stockton
Pescia Joseph, 611 Washington
Peterson Alfred C, 319 Geary
Petln Alphonse, 915 Geary
Phelan Gregory J., 503 Third
Phllson Chauncey F., 117 Stockton
Pinching Richard L., 1516 California
Plummer Rlchaid H., 652 Mission
Posey A. C, 37 Post
Poulson P.W., 36 Geary
Prlng Ernest J., cor Tenth and Folsom
Prosek Joseph A., 21 Phelan Building
Qulnlan W. J., 40)^ Geary
Rappln Gabriel F., 1608 Stockton
Rattan Frank, NW cor Butte and
Kentucky
Rees W.H., 29 Second
Rees W. H. Mrs., 29 Second
Regensburger Alfred E., 200 Post
Regensburger Jacob, 1432 Geary
Regensburger Martin, 114 Geary
Reme Frank, SE cor Preclta and
Washington Avs, B. H.
RIchter C. Max, 723 Sutter
Riehl Frederick, 526 Kearny
Rivas Isaac, 1256 California
Robinson Luke, 217 (Jeary
Rodgers Lee 0., 920 Market
Roeder J. A. C.,cor Filbert and Mason
Rogers Henry D., 410 Kearny
Rogers Nathan, 703 Market
Rosencrantz Nathan, 431 Sixth
Rosenstim Julius, 932 Sutter
Rosenthal Charles H., 2034 Mission
Bottanzl Antonio. 301 Third
Rowell Charles, 426 Kearny
Rugg Sumner P., 118>^ Fulton
Sabey Louis A., 1001 Folsom
Sage Fidelia Mrs., 202 Stockton
Salfield C. D., 216 Kearny
Salomon Max, 1420 Post
Samuels W. R. G., 719 Market
Sanders Duke, 8 Montgomery Av
Sanders Harry S., 1921 Geary
Sawyer Albert F., 302 Stockton
Sawyer B.C., 7 Hill
Sawyer John J., 874 Mission
Schmltz John P., 1032 Market
Schmorl Frederick. 729 O'Farrell
Schober Maryan, 125.0'Farrell
SchoU A. L., NB cor Mission and
Nineteenth
Scott Arthur W.. 1020 Clay
Seeley Charles M., 822 Sutter
Shatter James C, 951 Chestnut
Shapiro Lazarus, 1203)^ Market
Sharkey James M., 634 Washington
Shawl Lonis A., 873 Mission
Sherman Harrv M., 920 Market
Shipley B.K., 930 Market
Shorb J. Campbell, 228 Post
Sllva Fernando, B18 Filbert
Simon Jules A.. 323 Geary
Simpson James, 234 Post
Smith E. D.(homoepathic) 1065 Market
SMITH BARLOW J. (hygienic) 1513
Buchanan
Smith H. J., 433 Kearny
Smith Sidney H., 623 Howard
Snook John, 776 Howard
Sobey Arthur L.. 2145 Mission
Soboslay Julius, 1306 Polk
Sober Louis. 1225 Bush
Soper Joseph H., 402 Castro
Soule A. G., 325 Larkln
Spragne William P., 322 Montgomery
Sproul John R., 140 Eddy
Stailard Joshua H., 632 Sutter
Stambaugh & Rldenonr,640 Clay
Stansbury David J., 32 Fifth
Stanton James I., 659 Clay
Steele Charles H., 2322 Mission
Stelnberger Charles M., 325}i Bnsb
Stewart G. Taylor, 114 Geary
Stivers Charles A., 634 Washington
Stoddart A. C, 402 Geary
Stodola George, 1633 Market
Stone Henry S., 106 Eddy
Storror Edward, 400 Golden Gate At
Stout Arthur B., 729 Montgomery
Strassman Max, 916 Post
_ C. G., 21 Third
Sturman Benlamin, 841 Market
Sullivan James F., 1105 Van Ness Av
Sullivan W.H., 205 Third
Sundberg John C, 121 Montgomery
Swan Benjamin R., 310 Stockton
Sweetland William P., SB cor Hayei
and Gough
Szarvash Samuel T.. SW cor Filbert
and Montgomery Av
Taggart Miles F., 393 Sixth
Tavlor Horatio, 327 Montgomery Av
Taylor William E.,215 Geary
TerrlU Francis H., 400 Stockton
Thayer 0. v., 218 Post
Thornburry Alma, 824 Folsom
Thiallkill W. Oscar, 25 Ninth
Tlbbits Stephen M., 931 Howard
Tiemey Edmund P., 14)^ Mont Av
Tighe Kellv, 110 McAllister
Titus Isaac S., 37-39 Phelan BuUdlng
Todd D. B., cor Tenerlffe and Railroad
Av
Toland Charles G., 7 Montgomery Av
Tolman George B., NB cor Sansome
and Pacific
Towndrow William M., 2107>^ Larkln
Townsend John, 1001 Valencia
Trenkle Emil, 318 Kearny
Tuckar J. C, 3 Pioneer Bldg
Uttlev William G., 1104 Mission
Von Gardanowsky Emil. 59 St. Ann's
Bldg
Von Hasslocher E., 621 Pine
Von Hofmann Charles, 1006 Sutter
Wadsworth Charles C, 606 Sutter
Wagner Henry L., 209 Grant Av
Wagner John, 2025 Mission
Walliser Carl, 632 Hayes
Wandory A., 1153 Mission
Wanzer L. M. F., 205 Taylor
Warburton James P.,30St. Ann'sBldg
Ward James W., 335 Geary
Warren William T., 107 PoweU
Webb James P., 1023>^ Mission
Weeks T. W., 803 Montgomery
Wefelsburg A. B., 823 Mission
Weiss E. M., 622 Filbert
Weldon W. E.,2336 Mission
Werder Max (homoeopathic) 217 Geary
White Saretta C, 1311 Union
Whitney James D., 204 Sutter
Whittell A. P., 906 Market
Whitwell William S., 620 Folsom
WIgand Theodore, 318 Hayes
Wilbelm August, 33 Kearny
Wlllard E. L., 523 Kearny
Wllley John M., 949 Mission
Williams James B.,759 Market
Williams B. E., 123 Stockton
Williams William W., 102 Fifth
Wllliamton John M., 142 Seventh
Willson Job D., 2306 California
Wllmshurst John, 108 McAllister
Wilson Frank J., 711 Pine
Wilson Matthew T., 136 Hatght
Wilson William, 655 Howard
Wlndele Edwin, 715 Larkln
Wlnterberg Wolrad, 602 Sutter
Woostcr David, 746 Mission
Worth George W., 681 Mlsslan
Worth Sidney (homoeopathic)42« Sutter
Wright H. B., 332 O'Farrell
Wright John W. H., 850 Market
Voung S. A. D., 40 Eleventh
DR. BARLOW J. SMITH'S
HylroDatMc aM Pirenological
INSTITUTE.
DB. SMITH'S CALORIC VITA OIL
Laboratorv and Residence:
1513 BDCbanan Street,
S. E. cor. Gearv, - San Francisco,
CALORIC VITA OIL for sale by aU
wholesale and retail druggists, at 50
cents and $1 a bottle.
Plijrsiclans— EIectro-ai»9>
netlc.
Belghle N. Mrs., 1410 Octavia
Cutter Amml. 1020 Market
Darrin Drs., 113 Stockton
Haley James H., 1023 Market
Horn Jerome W., 808 Twenty-fonrtli
ORfflT Ins. Co. OF HARITORD
Capital, $1,000,000 I GEO. D. DORNIN,
Asiets, $1,651,954 | WM. 8IST0N, Aast. Hmger.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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JinftftH M, J. Mrs., 841 Market
McSpaiten Archibald, 144 Eddy
Wikelteg JC. T. Mrs., 850 Market
Pbysidaus— FeniAle.
Appy Harriet Mrs., 631 Sutter
Ballard Laura A. Mrs. (homoeopathic)
205 Powell
Belghle N. Mrs., 1410 Octavla
Belclere Joule Mrx., St. Ann's Bldg
Brown Charlotte B., 427 Geary
Cook C. A. Mrs., 224 Post
Oorbett Elizabeth J. Mrs., 402 O'Farrell
Donovan KUen Mrs., 1425 Howard
Edmonds J. Mrs., 3:50 Sutter
EGGKBS Jb:i»lJBL.IK, lia Four.
teenth
Field E. K. Mrs., 422 Geary
Gleason A. M. Mrs., 307 Mason
Griffin Gustavlus H.. 1104 Market
Howard Kate I., 334 O'Farrell
Howard R. A. Mrs., 334 O'FarreU
Kellogg L. J. Mrs., 1001 Sutter
Klipsteln Matilda Mrs., &04 Taylor
Lawson BmlUe Mrs., 23 Powell
Lowry Agnes Miss, 607 Sutter
Lowry Isabel Miss, 607 Sutter
Martin Mary A. Mrs., 342 Third
McKinley Eliza F. Mrs., 1307>i Polk
Mintern Emma, 609 Sutter
Moody Mary W. Mrs., 944 Valencia
Newlands R. E. Mrs., Brooklyn Hotel
Plumb Mary Mrs., 14 Grant Av
Bees W. H. Mrs., 25 Second
Roberts Emma M. Mrs., 1621>i Powell
Sage Fidelia Mrs., 202 Stockton
White S. C. Mrs.. 1311 Union
Pbyslcians' Electro • Medi-
cal Batteries and Sup-
plies.
CALIFORNIA ELBCTRIO POWER
CO., 35 Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC POWER
CO., 35 Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
WORKS, 35 Market
ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION
AND MAINTENANCE CO., 35
Market
ELECTRICAL. SUPPLY
CO., 328 Bush
PACIFIC ELECTRO DEPOSITING
WORKS, 35 Market
CALIFORNIA
ELECTRIGALfORKS
35 Market Street.
ELECTRIC^UPPLIES
OP ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Piano Porte Importers.
Antlsell T. M. Piano Co., 1101 Market
BADGER W. G., 13-17 Post
BANCROFT A. I.. Si CO.,
(Music Department) 114 Grant At
Blumann Alexander, 108 Taylor
Bowers J. T.,719 Market
California Piano Manufacturing Co.,
26 New Montgomery
CURTAZ BENJ. & SON,
20 O'Farrell
Dwelle James H., 29 Post
Eaton Charles S., 735 Market
Gray Matthias (estate of; 206 Post
Hornung C. C, 917 Mission
Kohler & Chase, 137 Post
Lubbe Theodore, 837 Mission
Mauvais Zeno, 749 Market
Mauzy Byron, 922 Market
Neumann Adolph, 82 Ninth
Radke Robert, 1053 Howard
Sherman, Clay & Co., 139 Kearny
Spencer F. W. A Co., 23 Fifth
Wells George P., 1360 Market
Woodworth, Schell & Co., 18 Post
Piano Forte Makers.
Antlsell T. M. Piano Co., 1101 Market
Bowers J. T. .St Son, 719 Market
California Piano Mnfg Co.,SEcor Four-
teenth and Market
Conrad Andrew, 17 Clinton Park
Cuff John, 617 Brannan
Curtaz BenJ. <fe Son, 20 O'Farrell
Dewing Co. The J., 420 Bush
Ensinger & Co., 1144;^ Howard
Fay Robert, 1729 Mission
Galigher Joseph E., 907 Mission
GramT., 132 Ninth
Hemme <fc Long, 1643 Polk
Hornung Conrad C, 917 Mission
Pierce W. S., 26 New Montgomery
Rudolf G. <5s Co., 1039 Valencia
Schmitz James, 1439 Market
Sherman, Clay & Co., 139 Kearny
Spencer F. W. & Co., 23 Fifth
Statham W., 765 Mission
Tillman Henry, 1243 Mission
Zech Jacob, 211 Ninth
Piano String Makers.
Pierce Walter S., 8E cor Fourteenth
and Market
Wagner Peter A., 147 Beala
Pickles— Manufacturers.
Code, Elfelt & Co., 314 Washington
Erzgraber, Oesting & Co., 108 Cal. Mkt
Fisher Abbie Mrs., 16 William
Fisher Packing Co., 509 Commercial
Frank Philip, 101 Cedar At
Gleed Ambrose, 943 Folsom
King-Morse Canning Co., NW cor
Broadway and Sansome
Pacific Vinegar and Pickle Works, 323
Front
Schmidt & Fretz, 119 Commercial
Shrakkart & Loeffler, 718 Bryant
Silver Helman, 609 Sansome
Wulff Peter, 107 Sacramento
Aitken James C, 437 Hayes
Allen F. EmLTSon,926 Larkin
Baser A. & A., 712 Mission
Bass J. T., 14-16 Ellis
Bakter Prank C, 432 Sutter
BURKARDT MAX, 545 Wash-
Ington
Challiol & Lean, 414 Larkin
Cohen Herrman, 19 Grant At
Corbett William, 406 Ninth
Currier Amos, 103 Stockton
Davis Brothers, 419 Kearny, 1234 and
718 Market
Drady David, 230 Fourth
Dubernet Felix (velvet) 915 Mission
Eaton & Armstrong, 735 Market
Giock Anton (plush) 509 Bush
Gump S. & G., 581 Market
Hauser Robert, 126 Montgomery Av
Hausmann Bros.. 1 Sutter
Hunt E. J., 1416 Polk
Hunter William, 2029 Fillmore
Kaucher Frederick M., 1503 Market
King Frances V., 118 McAllister
Lewis Abraham, 1315 Stockton
Lippi Bros., 749 Market
McDermott J. & Co., 1113 Market
Morris & Kennedy, 19 Post
Noonan J. <fc Co., 931 Mission
Perry S. A. & Co., 624 Market
Portiey M. J., 516 J^ Valencia
Raphael H., 923 Howard
Rosenbaum Fr. H. A Co., 567 Market
Ruthrauflf A. T., 427 Larkin
Sanborn, Vail & Co., 857 Market
SANTA CLARA MOLDING
CO., 30)4 Second
Schussler Brothers, 27 Grant Av and
716 Mission
Shaddock Thomas, 119 Sixth
STEINEGGER ROBERTA.,
429 Montgomery
Pictures and EnBrarlnars.
Baker A. & A.. 742 Mission
Barnard J., 7 Montgomery Av
BURKARDT MAX, 545 Wsih-
ington
Cohen Herrman, 19 Grant At
Currier Amos, 103 Stockton
Drady David, 230 Fourth
Eaton & Armstrong, 735 Market
Gump S. & G., 581 Market
Hill Robert R., 608 Market
Hunt B. J., 1416 Polk
Lewis Abraham, 1215 Stockton
Lewis Marks, 334 Sixth and 673 Mission
LlppI Brothers, 749 Market
Lough Edwin J., 1127 Mission
Morris & Kennedy, 19 Post
Munter Joseph, 1047 Folsom
Murphy William E., 106 Hayes
Noonan J. & Co., 931 Mission
Perry S. A. 4 Co., 624 Market
Pollak SIgmund, 1537 Mission
Portiey Michael J.,516>^ Valencls
Quirk Daniel J., 131 Fourth
Sanborn, Vail * Co., 857 Market
Schussler Brothers, 27 Grant Av and
716 Mission
Shaddock Thomas, 119 Sixth
Stanford. Lien & Co., i;J86 Market
Thien <fc Co. (on glass) 604 Mission
Vickery W. K., 631 Market
Pier Builders.
American Bridge and Building Co., 22
California
CALIFORNIA BRIDGE CO.
22 California
SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE
CO., 42 Market
Pile Drivers.
iSee also Bridge Builders, alio Wharf
Builders.)
AMERICAN BRIDGE AND
BUIl.I>ING CO., 23 California
CALIFORNIA BRIDGE CO.
22 California
McMahon B. & Son, 22 Howard
SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE
CO., 42 Market
Pillow Manufacturers.
{See also Beds and Bedding.)
McCabe Owen, 921 Market
WestaU Joseph, 764 Mission
Pipe— Drain, Gaa, Hydrasi-
lic, Sewer, Water.
(See retpeetive heads,)
Pipe— Sewer.
Browell J. , 727 Montgomery
N.CLARK8.S0NS.
GV 106 MARKET ST./o
LANE W. B., 505 Kearny
SAVAGE SON & CO. (Empire
Foundry) 135-143 Fremont
Pipes —Smoklngr.
(.See also Meerschaum Pipes.)
Dabelsteln H.. 29'/i First
Elliott Charles J. (mnfr) 149 Dor*
Felgenbaum & Co., 520-526 Market
Frohman S. & Co., 335 Kearny
Medau John P., 201 Montgomery
Son Brothers, 1 Sansome
Wagner Charles M. (mnfr) 315 Kearny
Well M. & T. A Co., NB cor Sansome
PACIFIC SAW MANUFACTUBINQ
CO., 17 Fremont
Planlns Mills.
BOLANDER L. P. . 118 MiMlon
California, Beane & Parrlsh, 30-41
Spear
Chace H.L. B., 126 Main
Enterprise Mill and Building Co., D. A.
Macdonald president. 217 Spear
Excelsior, W. A. Meeker, 657 Bryant
Fulda Brothers, 30-40 Spear
Hansen M. A A., (Pacific) Berry, nr
Sixth
Hardenburgh Isaac, 134 Main
Hatch & Weston, 209-211 Mission
Klncftid A Son, 37-39 Main
KNORP A. F., 120-124 Main
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 FIRST ST.
TBLEPHONB 82.
PRINTERS, ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE LARGEST BUSINESS
OF ANY A2)CERICAN COMPANY.
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Mechanics', Wells, Eussell A Co., SW
cor Mission and Fremont
Miller <fe Hamilton, 221 Spear
San Francisco, John Coop, N s Bryant,
nr Fifth
South Point, C. A. Hooper & Co.,
Berry, bet Third and Fourth
Springer Jason & Co., SK cor HIbbIod
and Spear
Stockton, A. Washburn, Berry, bet
Fourth and Fifth
Wllkie Andrew, SW cor Mission and
Fremont
Plaster.
Blochman & Cerf, 7 Drumm
DAVIS & COWELL, 211 Dmnun
Holmes H. T.. Lime Co., 14-18 Market
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Lticas & Co. (mnfrs) 215 Main
California Plaster Decoration Works,
861 Mission
Kellett & McMurray, 76.3 Market
Kemp WUliam A., 1043 Market
Schiller C. F., 861 Market
Plaster Mills.
Golden Gate, Lucas & Co., 215 Main
Plaster Paris.
Hearfleld, Bannister & Co., 347 Bran'n
Plasterers.
Bolger John, 6 Golden Gate Av
Burke James, 718 Clementina
Davis Geo'-ge E., 806 Mission
Duley William P., 1146 Union
Fisher Henry E., 638 Market
Jennings F. A., 23 Fifth
McKenney WiUlam, 26.50 Foleom
O'Snllivan Daniel, 330 Pine, room 11
Tucker John, 505 Kearny
Wilson i Son, 39 Hoff Av
Plated IV are.
Ackerman Brothers, 123 Kearny
Braverman Louis A Co., 119 Mont
Becht George J., 54 Second
Conran Thomas S. (Rogers ± Bros.)120
Sutter
Davis Bros., 419 Kearny, 718 and 1234
Market
Davis Brothers, Bergmann 4 Co.,10-16
Sutter
DENNISTON E. G., 653 Mission
HALL A. I. & SON, 528-530 Market
Holmes, Booth & Havdens. 406 Market
Koehler August, 13 Trinity
Larsen & Wilson, 201 Kearny
Levlson Bros., 134 Sutter
LUNDrT.,7-9 Third
Meriden Brittanla Co., 134 Sutter
Mlddletown Plate Co. (Mlddletown,
Conn.) 120 Sutter
Nathan B. A Co., 126-130 Sutter
PHELPS & MILLER, 120 Sutter
ROGERS WILLIAM MANUFAC-
TURING CO., 528-530 Market
Schulz <fe Fischer, 513 Market
SHEEVE GEO. C. 4 CO., 106-108-110
Montgomery
Straus J. & Co., NE cor Battery and
Pine
Titcomb A. C. A Co., 24 Post
Vandersllce W. K. A Co.. 136 Sutter
"WTLli & FINCK, 818 Market
Pleatins 9Iaiiiifactnrers.
Hagerty John, 9 Geary
Stockmann August, 262 Tehama
PlmnbaflTO.
Ronntree James 0 . A Son, 13 Pine
Plnmbers and Cias Fitters.
Adams A Pritchard (ship) 505 Davlg
Ahlbach J., 231 Fourth
Ambrose James T., 602 Valencia
Bailey A O'Donnell, 512 Haves
Baumstelger A., 1602 Post
Blackman M. J.,225 Haves
Bohn John, 112 Seventh
Brown Charles A Son, 38 Geary
Buchholz Henry F., 1402 Stockton
BTJSH DAVrO, 316 Sutter
BUSH A MALLETT, 34 Geary
Butler Joseph F., 4.35 Hayes
Butterworth John B., 1809 Polk
Buttertvorth John W., 1139)^ Folsom
Cadman Charles K., 1214 Polk
Canty Daniel, 2710>2 Folsom
Carpenter John, 807 Valencia
Carroll A CHark, 410 Sixth
Casey John J., 520 Davlg
Caulfleld H. F., 510 Brjant
CTine W mi am, 2104 Fillmore
Connor John H., 528 Third
Corev Thomas, 204 Pacific
CoBgrove John T.. 1828 Maiket
Craig John R., 226 Ellis
Crosthwalte Michael H., 2124 FUlmore
Culiey John P., 24 Seventh
Cusick James E., 939 Mission
Daniel WUUamL., 234 Post •
David August, 1103 Stockton
De Lano & De Gfear, 9 Spear
Demers & Eisner, 302'^ Fourth and
1650 Polk
Dodge Henry W., 1030 Sutter
Doherty John P., cor Kearny and Pine
Donnelly A Robinson. 608 Larkln
Duffey Brothers, 122 Sutter
Duncan John M.. 1136 Mission
Dunne Maurice, 320 Eighteenth
Enright ACo.,39Sutter
Ernst Henrv, 634 Broadwav
Farrell Thomas J., 1211 Market
Ford Brothers, 1022 Larkln
Flood P. J., 1906 Fillmore
Forsyth William C. 108 Golden Gate
Av
Freeman & Wrin, 326 Third
Fritz A Kean, 130 Gearv
Furst JuUus, 423Green
Gallagher Charles J., 208 Ninth
Galnford Thomas, 4 Golden Gate Av
Goger Charles, 221 Grant Av
Gray Daniel J. (ship) 358 Third
Gray John T., 230 Sutter
GriBwold & Cook, 3240 Mission
Grubb Samuel N., 101 Larkln
Gvsin G. A., 1519 Geary
Hagenmeyer A Heinz, 311 Mont Av
Hanna James L., 493 Halght
Harrlgan Brothers, 1612 Leavenworth
Harvev C. D. 30 New Montgomery
HEALT TIMOTHY J.. 532 Bush
Hobro William D.. 728 Washington
Hufschmldt L. A Bro., 637 Clay
Ickelheimer Samuel & Bro., 426 (Seary
Irelan A SeweU, 334 'i Sutter
Johnston James. 755 Mission
Jndkins Edwin B., 2101 Mission and
2255 Market
KaneM. J., 238 Sixth
Keating Thomas W., 2205 Mission
Keegan James, 903 Stockton
Kerner Frank X., 10.50 Valencia
Kneass A Co., 213 Eddv
Koch Frederick, 1063 Howard
KrauB Edmond, 145 Third
liAKE -WM. E., 505 Kearny
LasBwell 31. D., 765 Mission
Levy Brothers, 439 Bush
Llnehan James H., 1202 Polk
Llppert A Hahn, 700 Montgomery Av
Lyons John, 510 Post
Lyons & Dallamore. 1528 Polk
Maglone Joseph M., 206 Stevenson
Manderg A Iredale, 952 Mission
Manning T. M., 116 Jackson
Maver Joseph, 765 Howard
McCormick John F., 3]3>^ Sutter
Mclntvre William, 242 Sutter
McKeown Thomas, 515,»^ Sixth
McKewen Peter, 41 Eddy
Meehan Charles, 652 Sacramento
Mocker & Newmark, 327 Turk
Moenning Gnnther, 612 Octavla
Monaghan Thomas H., 1432 California
Murphy John W., 1126 Market
Murtha William 0., 1417 Buchanan
O'Brien Daniel, 905 Mifision
O'Brien Michael, 517 Geary
O'Brien Patrick E., 406 Montgomery
O'Donnell J. W., 711 Sutter
Packsher Joseph, 2107 Fillmore
Paris Victor, 1505 Powell
Petersen A Welsmann, 821 Pacific
Petterson Martin B., 1402 Pacific
PInek & Hammond, 510 Bush
Platz Edward, 1818 Devlsadero
Prag Martin, 215 Clav
Prior James K., 1128 Mkt and 21 Turk
Quigg James, 803 Howard
Rehn Charies, 214 Sixteenth
Relllv Charies J., 214 Mont Av
Reineger Charies, 1435 Bush
Ribolso & Cavagnaro, 440 Broadway-
Rice Richard, 107 Geary
Riley James J., 1221 Valencia
Ross Thomas, 316 Bush
Ruddock Andrew J., 829 Sutter
EuBtemeyer W'illiam J., 2333 Mission
Schaefer & Greninger, 542 Fourth
Schuck Charies I.. 134 First
Schuppert A. L., 1206 Pacific
Schuster Brothers & Co., 306 Sntter and
130 Third
Shepard Brothers. 526 California
Snook G. & E., 630 Sacramento
Snook Wm. S. & Son, 554 Clay
SuesB Can, 531 Fourth
Swartz Alexander, 103 Fifth
Sweeney & Keams, 623 California
Vance Robert A., 623 Geary
Ward Patrick F^ 1715 Market
Waters Patrick "r., 922 Larkln
Weeks W. J. J.. 1528 Stockton
Welch Joseph D., 1106 FlUmor*
Wempe H. L., 2506 Mission
Wild A Spear, 14 Steuart
WilUamson Daniel, W s Railroad At,
bet Bahama and Corea
WlUlamson Henry, 327 Sutter
Wilson Edward V. 1508 Octavla
Wilson James S., 405 Hayes
WILSON WILLIAM F.,
Wolff- Marcus, 159 Ninth
as
T. J. HEALY,
Plumb, Cast Steam Fitter
Dealer in
Gas Fixtures, Plumbing Materials,
Iron Pipe, Etc. Chandeliers and
Statuarv Rebronzed in the
Latest Style.
532 BUSH ST., near Stockton, S.F.
Jobbing promptly attended to. All
work warranteJ.
WM. E. LANE,
Plniiilier ai &as Fitter
605 Kearny St., cor- California.
Buildings fitted up with Gas and Water
Pipes, AVater Closets, Basins, Sinks,
Boilers, Bath Tubs, Sewer Traps,
W^ash TravB, Faucets, Showers,.
Tanks, Sanitary Articles, etc.
My motto is to do the work well.
jO" Country Plumbing and Drainage
a Specialty.
Established 1860.
Call for Telephone, 315.
Plumbers' Materials.
ALLEN W. R., 414 Market
Arnold A Co., 40 California
Cosgrove John T., 1740 Market
Dalzlel A Moller, 415 Mission
DAY THOMAS «& CO. (limited)
222 Sutter
DUNHABI, CARRIGAN «fc
CO., 17-19 Beale
Holbrook, Merrill A Stetson, 225-239
Market
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
MONTAGUE W. W. A CO., 309-317
Market
Prior J. K., 1128 Market and 21 Turk
SAVAGE, SON «fe CO. (Em-
pire Foundrv) 135-143 Fremont
SELBY THOMAS H. A CO., 220-222
Mission
SNOW ROLAND W., 39-15 Stevenson
TAia,ON C. J., 123 California
TAY GEORGE H. & Co., 614-
618 Battery
WO ODIN & lilTTLE, 509 Mar-
ket
TVOODIN & LITTLE,
609 and 611 Market St.
Plumbers' Goods, Brass (Joods, Pumns,
DIXON. BORGESON & CO..
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM SL
L b L I rO L LAInH Uni( Champagne produced in the United States, j 630 WASHINaTOiT STE2IT.
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W. R. ALLEN.
IROIV PIPE,
Plumbers' Goods, Brass Cocks,
COPPER BOILERS.
BATH TUBS, PUMPS, ETC.
414 Market Street.
R. W. SNOW,
Dealer In
Plumbebs' and Gas Fitteks'
Stock Amo Tools,
Copper Boilers, Bath Tubs, Etc.
39-43 STEVESrSOTir.
PoUah.
Anderson & Tallon (stove) 12 Market
Ooburn C. W. <t Co. (sapoUo) 6 Battery
LANE W. E., 505 Keamv
Ray W. S. & Co. (stove) 12-14 Mari:et
Redington A Co., 529 Market
Yates & Co., 113 Front
Polisliing Supplies.
TAia^ONC. J., 123 CaUfornia
Pork Packers.
(.See Provision raekers.)
Potteries.
Albion (Antloch, Cal.) Anderson &,
TaUon agents, 12-14 Market
California Pottery and Terra Cotta Co.,
W. E. Stevens agent. NE cor Mar-
ket and Larkin
N.CLARKStSONS.
Gv 106 MARKET ST.ro
6LADDING,McBEAN8cCa!
1358 8cl360 MARKET ST.
iKAUi iJituitiii.JtK5 <K uu. (allsslon
Pottery) 20-22 Eighth
UNION POTTERr CO., 528-530 Mar-
ket
Poultry and eame.
Angliis John P., 11 Pac. Fruit Market
Armknecht Louis, 76 Centre Market
Auradou A. L. & Co., 515 Merchant
Bassett & Bunker, 228 Clay
Beaven David B., 36 Mission Mkt
Bnrbsuk A. E., 18-38 Centre Market
Calian T. N., 6 New Metropolitan Mkt
Cassor Peter, 543 Merchant
Connelly Thomas, 7-11 S. F. Market
Cox Charles, 81-82 California Market
Duffev A O'Brien, 3-4 California Market
Edwards Charles E., 57 Centre Market
Gain & Co., .303 Haves
Gambitz K., 216 Washington
Goldstone C. * Son., Grand Western
Market
Goodman David, 76-78 California Mkt
Goss M. & Co., 513 Washington
Guirard & Cabinet, 103-104 Cal Market
Harris F.W., 32 Grand Central Market
Harris & Meyer, 22 Centre Market
Hi.xson H. B. & (3o., 48^9 Washington
Market
Hixson H. B. & Co., 19 Bay City Market
Kettle William, 420 Haves
Kinc M. & Co., 541 Merchant
McCabe Peter, 33 Grand Central Mkt
McDonnell P., 10 Grand Central Mar-
ket
McGuIre John, 63-&4 Centre Market
Miller Bernard, 86 Centre Market
Moore Charles S., SE cor Twenty-
third and Valencia
Moss Joseph J., 114 >!eventh
Murphv Patrick, 74 Centre Market
Nutting Walter P., 9 Grand Western
Market
Pelle Alexis. 84-65 California Market
Pitts George H., 512 Sansome
Podesta A Torassa, 841-843 Pacific
Roberts Domlnick, 510 Sansome
Sanders A., 81 Centre Market
Shiebley A Co., 242 Third
Spotorno John B., 47 California Market
Straseer A., 24 Bay City Market
Toohey John, 341 Fourth
Wehser H. & Co., 23-25 Grand Central
Market
Zamltt P. & Co., 515 Washington
Powder Blannfactarers and
Aigrents.
Atlantic Dvnamite Co., 30 California
California Cap Co., 310 California
California Powder Works. 2.30 Cal
California Vigorit Powder Co., Ed. G.
Lukens. 40 California
DUPONT POWDER CO.,
John Skinker agent. 258 Market
GIANT POWDER CO., Bandmann,
Nielsen & Co. agents, 30 California
Granite Powder Co., 328 Montgomery
Hazard Powder Co., Thomas H. Selby
& Co. agents, 220 Mission
Hercules Powder Works, 230 Cal
Safety Nltro Powder Co., 430 Cal
Thunder Powder Co., 314 Montgomery
Tonlte Powder Co., 310 California
Utah Powder Co., 430 California
Vigorit Powder Co. of CaL, Ed. G.
Lukens, 40 California
Vulcan Powder Co., 218 California
Preserved Fruits.
Berryessa Preserving Co., 230 Mont
Code, Eifelt & Co., 314 Washington
Columbus Packing Co., 116 California
Cutting Fruit Packing Co., 19 Main
Cutting John T. Co., 23-25 California
Cutting Packing Co., 19 Main
Dempster A Kevs (Eastern) 202 Market
King-Morse Canning Co., NW cor
Broadwav and Sansome
Lob Gatos Fruit Packing Co., 202 Mkt
Lusk A. & Co., 411 Washington
Oakland Home Fruit Co., 116 Front
San Jos6 Fruit Packing Co., James
W. Nelson agent, 400 Battery
Schammel Packing Co., 118 California
Presses— Baline.
PRICE JACOB (San Leandro) city
office 410 Market
SAN LEANDRO MANUFACTUR-
ING CO., Truman, Isham A
Hooker, 421-427 Market
Presses— Hay.
PRICE JACOB (San Leandro) city
office 410 Market
SAN LEANDRO MANUFACTUR-
ING CO., Truman, Isham A
Hooker, 421-427 Market
Presses- Hides.
PRICE JACOB (San Leandro) city
office 410 Market
SAN LEANDRO MANUFACTUR-
ING CO., Truman, Isham <fe
Hooker, 421-427 Market
JACOB PRICE,
Superintendent of
THE PRICE
HAY PRESS CO.,
SAN LEANDRO. CAL.
Inventors and Manufacturers of
HURRICANE, MONARCH, JUNIOR
MONARCH and PETALUMA
HAY PRESSES.
Also Hide, Hop and Wool Presses,
Seed Sowers, Hay Stackers, etc.
ALSO
PRICE'S TRACTION ENGINE,
K new and remarkable invention.
Residence, Office and Factory
SAN LEANDRO, Cau
Cit.T Office: 410 Market St,
Use Telephone and send for Catalogue.
Presses— Hop.
PRICE JACOB (San Leandro) city
office 410 JIarket
SAN LEANDRO MANUFACTUR-
ING CO., Truman, Isham A
Hooker. 421-427 Market
Presses— Soap.
Bobbins P. A.. 221 First
Presses— Tinners.
Bobbins F. A., 221 First
Presses— UTool.
PRICE JACOB (San Leandro) city
office 410 Market
SAN LEANDRO MANUFACTUR-
ING CO., Truman, Isham A
Hooker, 421-127 Market
Presses— Wine .
Wenzel George L., 309 Fulton
Printers Book and Job.
(.^Power PrMtes.)
Allison J. C, 802 Montgomery
"BACON & COMPANY,
NW cor Clay and Sansome
Prompt,
Accurate,
Reasonable.
THESE IKE BASIS FACTS AT
■^BANCROFT W. B. & CO., 49 First
Barber Anthony, lOO Montgomery At
Barnard J. Howard, 7 Montgomery Av
'Barry James H., 429 Montgomery
*Bosqul Engraving and Printing Co.,
SE cor Clay and Leidesdorff
401.
•BEODIEJ,R.&CO,
403 Sansome
Brown William C 419 Sacramento and
320 Sansome
Bruce Donald, 618 Sacramento
*Brunt A Fisher, 518 Clay
Bumm A Cooper, 529 Clay
Bushnell W. A., 603 Market
'California Grocer and Canner Publish-
ing Co.. 320 Sansome
■'California Label and (Jeneral Printing
House, 4 Sutter
California Printing Co., 410 Kearny
Carieton S. B., 1501 Pine
Clack WlUlam <fc Co., 509 Hayes
CrandaU Brothers, 339 Bush
^'Crocker H. S. & Co., 215 Bush
Croudace F. W., 620 Merchant
Crowe Slaxwell L. (plate) 26 Mont
Cnberv A Co., 415 Market
Deane'E. B. A Co., 402 Montgomery
De Forrest H. L. & Co., 528 Sacramento
Dempster Brothers, 9 Bond
DIepenbrock Brothers <fc Doelng, 1(M9
Market
Dodge Brothers, 225 Post
--'DOUGHERTY P. E. A CO., 411 Clay
DUTTOX «Sf PARTRIDGE,
212-214 California
'E.iSTMAN FRANK A CO., 509 Clay
Einselen G. A. A Co., .5,35 C!alifomla
EVANS J. J. , 406 California
•^Fischer F. L. & Co., 518 Sacramento
"•FRANCIS, VALENTINE & CO..
517 Clay and 512 Commercial
(Joldsteln & Kernan. 326 Kearny
(Joodman George L., 207 Sansome
•Gordon Charles W., 320 Sansome, and
419 Sacramento
Griffiths A Sons, 1035 Howard
HallwegenG.,40Turk
Henderson John, 419 Sacramento
HICK.S & JUDD.23 First
*Hinton W. M. A Co., 536 Clay
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Manufacfarer of eTer.v description or
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
43 to 50 Beale Street. San Francisco.
\}et9* fv^^-n « TKlTMAWjISMAM & HOOKJBil, Agenf s for the Celebratea
▼Va-g^OnS- ]BlC>ULOW IBOS AXJLiJE WAGOWS. 4«J-4«7 JMrarfc«« Street.
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Howe J. C. & Co. 604 Clay
*Hagheg Edward C, 511 Sansome
Jephson Joseph 0., 739 Market
Kafka Isaac, 997 Market
Knarston John H., 529 Washington
Lacaze M. V., 8 Montgomery At
Lafontalne A. J., 625 Merchant
Langton William M., 712 Montgomery
Leary A. J., 404 Sansome
Leo J. H. & Co., 1001 Market
LICK 4 CO.. 708 Montgomery
*Marrlott Frederick, 609 Merchant
McCormlck Brothers. 410 Sansome
Monson B. H. & Co., 606 Commercial
♦Murdock C. A. A Co., 532 Clay
Munk E. & M., 805 Mission
NEVIN C. W. & CO., 532 Com-
merclal
Tastor Henry B„ 712 Montgomery
Patrick Jennie E., 429 Montgomery
Peplow A TlUey, 521 Clay
•RAVELET SAMUEL W., 518 Clay
*Blchmond L. G. Mrs. A Son. 23 Elrit
Eoberts John W. A Co., 10 Poet
ROSENTHAI. <b ROESCH,
320 Sansome and 419 Sacramento
Eossl Stephen J., 1421 Dupont
SCHMIDT LABEL AND LITHO-
GRAPHIC CO.. 29-31 Main
ihearer A Co.j429 Montgomery
Bherman W. W., 804 J^ Folwm
Shine Daniel J., 535 Clay
*SPAULD1NG GEORGE <fc CO., 414
Clay
SPENCER A. G., NW cor
First and Folsom
Stanley D. S. A Co., 543 Clay
*SterettB. F.,532 Clay
THOMAS P. J..
505 Clay
Tonlnl M. G. & Co., 729 Montgomery
Torras V. A. A Co., 408 Sacramento
UPTON BROS., 429 Montgomery
Watson Samuel E.,3 CalUomia
Weiss M., 525 Commercial
Wilcox Brothers, 538 California
*Wlnterburn Joseph & Co., 417 Clay
WOOD GEORGE M. & CO.,
211 Sutter
♦Woodward W. A. A Co.. 522 California
SeorieSpanlilM&Co.
PRINTERS,
414 CLAY ST.. BELOW SANSOME,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Received Bronze Medal at the 17th In-
dustrial Exhibition of the Mechanics'
Institute for best exhibit of Printing.
Telephone 560.
UPTON BROS.,
Stean PriEters,
W 429 Montgomery St.
Fast Presses ! Elegant Type !
Low Prices !
rn^^ Printers' materials.
American Type Foundry, 510 Clay
Blake, Moffitt A Towne, 516 Sacra-
mento, and 519 Commercial
Dorety Joseph H., 629 Commercial
Foreman A. A Son, 611 Merchant
Hanks M. W. A Co. (hektograph) 34
Merchants' Exchange
Hawks N. C, 320 Battery
Knorp A. F. (furniture) 120 Main
Pacific Type Founrlrv, 528 Sacramento
PAINTER & CO., 510 Clay
PALiMER «& REY, 405 Sansome
San Francisco Type Foundry, 510 Clay
Shattuck E. J. A Co., 520 Commercial
TATUM & BOWEN, 34-36 Fremont
and 423 Clay
Printers' Rollers.
Shattuck E. J. & Co., 520 Commercial
Sheehan William L., 516 Commercial
Presses Prlntins.
PAINTER A CO , 510 Clay
PAIiMER & REY, 405 Sansome
TATUM & BOWEN, 34-36 Fremont
and 423 Clay
Produce Commission 9Ier-
chants.
(.See Merchants Broduce.)
ProTlsion Pacbers.
Arnold Benjamin E., SE cor Valencia
and Twenty-third
Bailiy Brothers, 71 California Market
Bay City Packing & ProTlsion Co.,
1146 Market
Blum Leon «fe Co. J0&-1O7 California
Brown Benjamin W., 221 Front
Bunker R. P., 75 California Market
Burgln Gustav, 26 Centre Market
Cashin J. 0. A Co., 117 Fifth and 321
Francisco
Clauss Jacob, S-4 Grand Western Mkt
Green & Harman, 213 Fourth .
Goodwin Charles, 15 Centre Market
Hentrlch Lewis, (estate oO 513 Front
and 1-5 S. F. Market
Katz Frederick, 94-100 California Mkt
Merry, Faull <fe Co., 125 California
Michelssen, Roth <fc Co., 201 California
Muller <fe Koenig, 16 California Mariset
Rader Konrad. 56 Centre Market and
15 Pacific Fruit Market
Rossbach Frank W., 513-521 Wash
Schnetzler Louis, 21 Sixth
South San Francisco Packing and Pro-
vision Co., cor Manila and Yazoo,
ofllce 210 California
PrOTlsions— fVIioIesale.
(See also Orocers.')
American Mercantile Union, 24 Ellis
Athearn A Co., 54Steuart
Bigley Brothers, SE cor Clay and
Davis
Breeze Charles K.,124 Clay
Brlgham, Hoppe A Co., 129-131 Cal
Castle Bros., 217 Front
Cluff William A Co., 18-22 Front
Coghill & Simon, 205-207 Market
Cofer, Hills & Co., 36 California
Curtis Warren P., 267 East
Dellepiane A Co., 425-427 Battery
DODGE, SWEENEY & CO., 114-116
Market
Ehrman M. A Co., 104-110 Front
Forsalth E. W. A Co., 325 Front
Foster S. A Co., 26-28 California
Freltas M. T. A Co., 325 Front
Gage, Shattuck <fe Co., 317-321 Front
Garvin & Co., 320 Washington
Getz Bros. A Co., 209-211 Market
Green & Harman, 213 Fourth
Haas Brothers, 102 California
Haight Robert A Co^ 226 Front
Hegler, Johnson A Co., 113 Front
Hentrlch Lewis, (estate of) 513-515
Front
Jones A Co., 123 Market
Kruse A Euler, 209 Front
Mangels M. & C, 319 Clay
Martens F. A Co., 425 Front
Martin, Feusier A Co., 311 Clay
McHenry S. A Co., 320 Front
Merry, Faull & Co., 125 California
Michelssen, Roth & Co., 201-203 Cal
Middleton A Co., 521 Front
Mitchell & Peterson, 34 California
Norton, Riadon A Co., 108 California
Piummer George E., 6 Steuart
Root & Sanderson, 122 Market
Sbarboro A Co., 531 Washington
Smith Henry, 10 Washington
Smith 0. B. & Co., 423 Front
Snow Louis T., 210 California
South S. F. Packing and Provision
Co., cor Manila and Yazoo, office
210 California
Tlllmann A Bendel. SW cor Battery
and Clay
Wellman, Peck & Co., 126 Market
Wheaton & Luhrs,221 Front
Whitney C. E. A Co., 101 California
Wleiand Brothers, 326-328 Front
WItzel & Baker, 320 Battery
Wooster J. B. <fc CO., 218 Frftnt
Pnblisliers.
{See also Booksellers, also Newtpa-
CO., 529 California
Argonaut Publishing Co., 213 Grant At
Bacon <fe Co., 508 Clay
BANCROFT A. I.. & CO.,
607 Market
Bancroft Brothers A Co., 532 Market
Bancroft-Whitney Co. (law) 613 CUy
Barry James H.. 429 Montgomery
Benjamin B. S., 414 Sacramento
BiesU Frederico, 620 Washington
Bogardns John H., 532 Merchant
Boruck Marcus D., 621 Sansom*
Bragg A Spaulding, 414 Clay
Breeder and Sportsman Pub Co., 508
Montgomery
Briggs & Harrington, 123 California
Brown James E., 428 Moiitgomerr
California Giocer and Canner Publish-
ing Co., 320 Sansome
California Journal Publishing Co., 536
California
Carson Samuel <ft Co., 3 Sansome
Cevasco A Canessa, 535 Washington
Chaigneau Alfred, 6.36 Clay
Clack WUIiam & Co., 309 Hayet
Collier P. F.,14 Grant Av
Commercial Publishing Co., 415 Mont
Congregational Publishing Society,
Geo. C. McConnell agent, 757 Mar-
ket
CORRAN W. H. L., 518 Clay
Croudace F. W., 620 Merchant
Culbreth Robert E., 526 Kearny
Dakln Publishing Co., 320 Sansome
Dewey A Co., 220 Market
Dewing Co. The J., 420 Bush
De Young M. H. , cor Kearny and Bush
DIepenbrock Brothers A Doelng, 1049'
DIsturnell W. C. 512 Montgomery
Doutrick & McVey. 429 Montgomery
Duncombe William S. A Co., 425 Sutter
Edwards John G., 320 Sansome
Epson F., 502 Washington ,
Federiein J., 415 Market
Flanlgan Charles B., 536 CHay
Gerhard Frederick G., 1825 Howard
GIrvin A Johnson, 425 Montgomery
Golden Gate Printing and Publishing
Co., 734 Montgomery
Golden State Publishing Co., 511 Cal
Guide Publlehing Co., 521 Clay
Harrison William P., 420 Kearny
Heininger Charles P., 411^ California
Hess Fr. & Co., 409 Bush
HICKS & JUDD, 23 First
HISTORY CO. THE, 723
Market
Holt Warren (maps) 512 Montgomery
HolllB & Booth, 2222 Mission
Iveson, Blakeman, Taylor A Co., A. F.
Gunn agent, 329 Sansome
Jackson John P., 538 California
Jacobs B. F.,415 Market
Jacoby Philo, 612 Commercial
Jewish Times Publishing Co., 509
Montgomery
Joker Publishing Co., 708 Montgomery
Journal of Commerce Publishing C!o.,
411 California
Kosmos Publishing Co., 513 Post
Law, King <fe Law Publishing House,
240 Montgomery
Leary Andrew J., 404 Sansome
Magee Thomas, 20 Montgomery
Manning William T., 2148 Mission
Marriott F., 609 Merchant
McCarty Louis P., 713 California
Miners' Advocate Pub. Co., 330 Pine
Monitor Pub. Co., 536 Kearny
Murphy H. & Co., 120 Sutter
Norcross W. F.. 420 Kearny
Painter Edward R., 123 California
Payot, Upham A Co., 204 Sansome
Peet Brothers, 411>^ California
Phillips A Hunt, 1037 Market
Piummer C. Moody, 414 Clay
Pollak Sigmund, 1537 Mission
Post Publishing Co., 500 Montgomery
Publishing Co. of the Pacific, 7 Mont-
I gomery Av
WASHINGTON Fire Ins. Co. of Bostoil
Capital, $1,000,000 I GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Assets, $1,810,273 WU. SISTO^, Asst. Ua&agDr.
HICKS & JUDO, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
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ROMAN A., 120 Sutter
Saalburg William, 622 Clay
San Francisco Abend Post Publishing
Co., 535 California
San Francisco Bulletin Co., 622 Mont
San Francisco Call Co., 525 Mont
SAN FRANCISCO NEWS-
rAPEK UNIOX, 405 Sansome
Stock well & Co., 320 Sansome
SwayneR.B..6Eddy
TKAFFIC PUBLISHING CO..401--103
Sansome
THOMAS P. J., 505 Clay
Thrum J. M., 536 Clay
Ulhorn & McKennev. 62.3 Commercial
Van Horn, Mather & Frost, 120 Sutter
Waener & Adams, 420 Montgomery
Wentworth J. P. H., 320 Sansome
White James T. & Co., 3 Sansome
Pomps.
Baker & HamUton, NW cor Davis and
Pine
BodweU H. H. & Son, 211-213 Mission
Currier C. H., 28 Market
Deacon William, 133 Main
DOW STEAM PUMP
'WORKS (hvdraulic) 114 Beale
EVANS C. H., 110-112 Beale
GarrattW. T. & Co., 138 Fremont
Gobs & Dow, 114-116 Beale
GREGORY H. P. 6t CO., NW
cor Fremont and Mission
Hawlev Brothers Hardware Co., SW
cor Market and Beale
Hedges * Hall, 44 Main
Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, 225-229
Market
Jewell A. M. & Co. (wooden) Berry,
bet Third and Fourth
JOSHUA HENDY MACHINE
fVORKS, 39-51 Fremont
KroRh F. W. 4 CO., 51 Beale
LANE W. E.. 505 Kearny
MONTAGUE W. W. & CO., 309-317
Market
RISDON IRON AND LOCO-
MOTIVE WORKS, SE cor
Howard and Beale
8an Francisco Tool Co..ll-17 Stevenson
Stevenson
SELBT THOMAS H. & CO., 220-222
Mission
TALJiON C. J., 123 Caiifornla
TAY GEORGE H. & CO.,
614-618 Battery
TKUMAN, ISHAM & HOOKEE. 421-
427 Market
"WOODIN & r-TTTIiE, 509
Market
PUMPS, C.H. EVANS
110-112 BEALE ST., S. F,
Manufacturer of
Steam and Deep Well Pumps.
WOODIN & LITTLE.
609-511 Market St.
Pnmpi for all Purposes. Pipe, Pipe
Fittings.
Pnrcliasing Agents.
Besant Anna Mrs. (ladies) 410 Kearny
BiUers Henry, 147 Third
Blaxome Isaac, 37 Nevada Block
COBUKN C. W. & Co.. 6 Battery
EGERTON H. C, 109 California
Emmons George W., 124 California
Farmers' and Merchants' Business
Agency, 203 Sacramento
Farmers' Union (Stockton) 314 Cal
Franklin A Co., 226 Sutter
Grangers' Business Assn., 108 Davis
Grav Matthew W., 410 Kearny
Havener E. L. Mrs., 131 Post
Hollls Joseph, 226 Sutter
LANE W. E.. 505 Keamv
Perham James P. M., 13 Pine
Pike Charles W., 22 California
Banlett Horace D., 420 Montgomery
Roantree James 0. & Son, 13 Pine
Teller J. D. P.. 116 California
Whltely T. & Co., 314 Montgomery
Pyroteclinics.
iSee Firework*.)
Qnartx Amalramatora.
(See also Iron fbundriet.)
(JOLDEN STATE AND MINERS'
IRON WORKS, 237-257 First
Hinckley, Spiers & Haye8.220 Fremont
JOSHUA HENDY MACHINE
WORKS. 39-51 Fremont
Qaartx Cutters.
(See also Jewelers— Manvfactvirtng.)
Bellemere A., 331 Kearny
California Jewelry Co., 134 Sutter
Koehler August, 13 Trinity
Ritter Charles A.. 120 Sutter
Sonnerfeld Samuel, 331 Kearny
Quarts Blills— MEanafaetn-
rers.
{See aUo Iron Ibundrtes, also Ma-
chinists, etc.)
Hinckler, Spiers <fe Hayes, 220 Fremont
JOSHUA HENDY MACHINE
WORKS, 39-51 Fremont
NOVELTY IRON WORKS, 117 Main
Redstone Albert E., 1509 Market
Savage, Son 4 Co. (Empire Foundry)
135-143 Fremont
Quarts Screens.
QUICK JOHN W., 221-223 First
QulclESllTer— Agents.
BeU Thomas & Co., 426 California
Langley & Michaels, NW cor Jessie
and First
NEWHALL H. M. <fe CO., 309 Sansome
Parrott & Co., 306 California
Randol James B., 320 Sansome
Bedlugton & Co., 531 Market
Race Courses.
Agricultural Park, N s Point Lobos
Av, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-
seventh Avs
Bay District Fair Grounds, bet A and
C, and First and SUth Avs
Racket Courts.
(See Ball and Racket.)
Railroad Construction.
CAIilPORNlA BRIDGE CO.
22 California
SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE
CO., 42 Market
Railroad Iron.
PACIFIC ROLLING MILL CO.,
202 Market
>V[LLIAMS, DIMOND 3c. CO., 202
Market
Railroad Supplies.
BOESCH E. <fc CO. (lamps) 583 Mission
Drake Automatic Safety Switch. St,
Ann's Building
Garratt W. T. & Co., 138-142 Fremont
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS
A CO.. Junction Market and Bush
Isaccs William B., 258 Market
WILLIAMS, DIMOND & CO., 202
Market
Railroad Ties.
White L. E., 15 Steuart
Railroads.
{■^Projected or being built.)
Amador Branch S. P. Co., NE cor
Townsend and Foarth
Areata and Mad River RR., SW cor
Fifth and Bryant
^Atlantic and Pacific, 110-112 Phelan
Bldg
^Bav and Coast, foot Market
"Beillngham Bav and British Colum-
bia, SE cor Spear and Folsom
Berkelev Branch Northern Railroad,
NE cor Fourth and Townsend
■cBodie and Benton, 310 Pine
California Pacific (Vallejo) NE cor
Townsend and Fourth
Central Pacific, NE cor Fourth and
Townsend
*(;ioverdale and Uklah, 410 Mission
Empire Coal Mine and Railroad, 402
Front
Felton and Pescadero, foot of Market
Guatemala Central, NE cor Fourth and
Townsend
*Humboldt Bay and Eel River Railway
Co., 8 S. F. Stock and E.xchang Bldg
Los Angeles and Independence, N£
cor Fourth and Townsend
Loi Angeles and San Diego, NB cor
Fourth and Townsend
Marin and Napa, 410 Mission
Modesto Tuolumne and Mono Railroad
Co., NE cor Fourth and Townsend
North Pacific Coast (Narrow Gauge,
Saucellto) 327 Pine
Northern, NE cor Fourth and Town-
send
Ocean Beach RB. Co., NE cor Fourth
and Townsend
Oregon Improvement Co., 48 Market
"■Oregon Pac. RR. Co., 304 Montgomery
Panama RR., 202 Market
Park and Ocean, NE cor Fourth and
Townsend
Sacramento and PlacervlUe, NE cor
Fourth and Townsend
*San Francisco and Lake Co., 318 Pine
* San Francisco and Colorado River,
230 Montgomery
San Francisco and North Pacific, 410
Mlwlon
San Francisco and Sonoma Valley,
Washington St. Wharf
San Francisco, Lake County and
Northern, 328 Montgomery
San Joaquin and Kern Valley, 318
Pine
*San Joaquin and Sierra Nevada, 306
Pine
San Luis Obispo and Santa Maria Val-
lev, 10 Market
San Pablo and Tulare, NE cor Fourth
and TowQsend
Sierra Vallev and Mohawk, 401 Cal
Sonoma Valley, 410 Mission
South Pacific Coast (Narrow Gauge)
foot Market
Southern Pacific, NE cor Fourth and
Townsend
Southern Pacific Railroad of Arizona,
NE cor Fourth and Townsend
Southern Pacific Railroad Co. of New
Mexico, NE cor Fourth and Town-
send ^„
Stockton and Copperopolls, NE cor
Fourth and Townsend
♦Terminal, NE cor Fourth and Towns-
end
♦United States Central Railway Co.,
36 Nevada Block
Vaca Valley and Clear Lake.NE cor
Fourth and Townsend
Winters and Uklah, NE cor Fourth
and Townsend
Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe, 26
Montgomery
Atlantic and Pacific, 110-114 Phelan
Bldg
Baltimore and Ohio, 618 Market
Burlington and Missouri River, 32
Montgomery
Chicago and Alton,8 New Montgomery
Chicago and North Western, 2 New
Montgomery
Chicago, Burilngton and Quincy, 32
Montgomery
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE
AND ST. PAUI-, 138 Mont-
gomery
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific, 36
Montgomery
Denver and Rio Grande, 14 Mont
Hannibal and St. Joseph, 32 Mont
International and Great Northern, 605
Market
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern,
26 Montgomery
Michigan Central, 22 Montgomery
Missouri Pacific, 605 Market
New York Central and Hudson Biver,
26 Montgomery ^
New York, Lake Erie and WeBtem,22
Montgomery
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
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PENNSYLVANIA BAILBOAD, 10
Montgomery
Texas and Pacific, 605 Market
TTnlon Paclfl:c, 1 Montgomery
Wabash, St. Louis and Pacific, 19
Montgomery
Railroads— Street.
Broadway Cable, 330 Pine
California Street, SE cor California
and Larkln
Central, 44 Turk
City, S"n cor Mission and Fourteenth
Clay .Street HlU, SW cor Clay and
Leavenworth
Geary Street, Park and Ocean, NE
cor Geary and Buchanan
Market Street Cable, NE cor Fourth
and Townsend
North Beach and Mission, SW cor
Fourth and Louisa
Omnibus and Cable, 727 Howard
Potrero and Bay View, NE cor Fourth
and Townsend
Powell Street Hallway Co., 32 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Presidio and Ferries, SE cor Union and
Sharp PI
Sutter Street, SE cor Sutter and Polk
Telegraph Hill, NEcor Greenwich and
COIiEMAN WM. T. «& CO.,
SE cor Market and Main
Meade Geo. W. & Co., 16-18 Drumm
Ranges.
(See also Stavet and Tinware.)
Anderson & TaUon, 12 Market
Carroll & Clark, 404"^ Sixth
Cosgrove John T., 1828 Market
Curtin James M., 1123 Market
De La Montanya J., 60ft-603 Battery
Duncan John M., 1136 Mission
lYeeman & Wrin, 326 Third
Goodrich Taylor, 27 New Montgomery
Holbrook, MerrlU & Stetson, 225-229
Market
Us John G.. 814-816 Kearny
Knea8S&Co.,213Eddy
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
MONTAGUE W. W. & CO., 309-317
Market
Myers j. F. & Co.. 863 Market
^^^JTS^^CISCO STOVE WORKS,
622 Tnlrd
Schuster Bros. & Co., 306 Sutter and
TAY GEORGB H. & CO..
614 Battery
VasconceUos Joseph J., 524 Wash
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Importers of
Ranges and Stoves
309, 311, 313. 315. 317 Market Street.
Raw Hide— Failed.
Degen L. P., 128-130 First
Boyer Herman, 855-861 Bryant
Reading Rooms.
Real £state.
Atkinson Nathan, 3dO Pine
Bacon H. D., 307 Sansome
Boardman Joseph. 711 Folsom
Bowie Allen St. J„ 314 Montgomery
Bowman George F., 440 California
Bnttaln N. J., 109 California
Browne S., 307 Sansome
Buscelle James R., 640 Market
Camall Nathan C, 26 Montgomery
Center William, 327 Market
Chapman William S., 306 Pine
Chever E. E., 26 Montgomery
Comerford J. M., Junction Valencia
and Mission
Crane A. E., 410 Montgomery
Cutter H. F., .523 Montgomery
Deerlng Charles J., 109 Battery
Dutertre Louis, 36 Montgomery BlocK
EUery Epes, NW cor Montgomery and
California
Emerlc Henry F., 621 Sansome
Emeric Joseph, 621 Sansome
Fair James G., 230 Montgomerv
Farquharson Charles D., 1 Pow'ell
Fish James H., 328 Montgomery
Flood J. C, 6 Nevada Block
Gordon James E.,202 Market
Grannlss George W.. 24 Montgomery
Block
Hale William, 414 California
Hall H. E., 623 Commercial
Hyland Henry J., 40 Nevada Block
Layman F. O., 330 Pine
Livingston Howard, 331 Montgomery
Luty Johns., 330 Pine ^oiuery
Lyford Benjamin F., 126 Kearny
Lynch Henry H., 320 Sansome
Mahan Henry H , 325 Montgomery
McCombe John, 402 Montgomery
MerrlQeld Frank, 414 California
Morlson S. A., 509 Montgomery
Morrell A. J., 512 Montgomery
Morrow Robert F..414 California
Nightingale John, 906 Market
Noyes Charles G., 434 California
O'Connor Cornelius, 7 Nevada Block
O'Kane John, 81 Nevada Block
Osbom G. W., 40 Nevada Block
Paige Timothy, 116 LeidesdorfiT
Parker George H., 131 Montgomery
Peterson Enewald, 314 Bush
Phelan James, 232 Phelan Building
Plumbe John F^ 1402 Valencia
Porteus James S., 216 Bush
Randolph D. L., 12 Montgomery
Rels Ferdinand, 408 California
Rels Gustav, 403 California
Rels Julius C, 408 California
Roberts Martin R., 5 Spear
Robinson E. R., 2033 Fillmore
Rosenbanm Moses, 206 Front
Ruse H. B., 203 Montgomery
Ryer William T. S., 401 California
Schmieden Henry, 320 Pine
Sheldon Mark, 11-13 First
Sherwood Robert, 309 California
Shlelt WlUiam, 314 Bush
Sinclair S. F., 432 Montgomerv
Smith W^lUard M., 123 California
Spring Francis S., 328 Montgomery
Spring John R., 328 Montgomery
Stelnbach Oscar, 217 Sansome
Stelnbach Rudolph, 217 Sansome
Taussig Louis, 26 Main
ThellerS. L., 330 Pine
Benson James, 20 Montgomery
Berdan, Brownell & Co., 623 Commer-
cial
Boardman Joseph, 711 Folsom
Bock W. & Co., 601 Washington
Bovee, Toy & Co., 19 Montgomery'
Bowie Allen St. J.. 314 Montgomery
Bradford George B..413 Montgomery
Brandon AV. M. & Co., 507 Montg'm'y
Briggs Edgar, 22 Montgomery
Brown Charles F., 37 Merchants' Ex
Brown S. H. & Co., 30 Keamv
Burke James, 321 Montgomery
Buscelle J. R., 640 Market
Capen W. F., 2253 Market
CAPP C. S. <fe CO., 638 Market
Chapln George W., 314 Montgomery
Chase Frank B., 873K Market
COBB & CO., 321 Montgomery
H. A. Cobb. Establishkd 1851.
COBB & CO
Real Estate Agents
AND
General Auctioneers.
OFFICE AND salesroom:
No. 331 MONTGOMERY ST.
Odd Fellows' Building.
Sales day for Real Estate, Thursday.
Sales at public or private sale of Real
Estate, Estate Sales, R«celvers', As-
signees', Trust and Administrators'
Sales, Merchandise and Out-Door Sales
of all descriptions solicited and prompt-
ly attended to.
Coleman & Wright, 321 Montgomery
Comerford J. M., Junction Mission and
Valencia
Cordes Herman, 321 Montgomery
Cowper AVIIIIam H., 621 Sansome
Crane Albert E., 410 Montgomerv
Crittenden Parker, 240 Montgomery
Crooks & Crooks, 420 Montgomery
Culver & Piatt, oS Kearnv
Daly James, 304 Montgomery
Damon James E., 436 Montgomery
Decker & Scott, 850 Market
De Pass James M., 331 Montgomery
Donnelly J. W. A Co.. 34 Kearny
Dore Maurice * Co., 412 Pine
Drucker & Phillips, 542 California
Dufly Bernard C. 102S Market
Duke John M., 618 Market
EASTON Si EliSRIDGE, 618
Market
B'nal B'rith, 121 Eddv
Bohemian Club, 430 Pine
California Pioneers. W s Fourth, bet
Market and Mission
Free Public Library (Pacific Hall) N
French Library (Llgue National Fran-
Cals) 120 Sutter
Mariners' Free, 56 Sacramento
Mechanics' Institute Library, 31 Post
MercantUe Library, 216 Bush
ohT^*,?'^' Exchange. S s Cal, nr Mont
^dd Fellows' Library, SW cor Market
and Seventh
Territorial Pioneers, 26 Montgomery
2^ Men's Christian Association,
^Tld!^£'^'«^'^"-A--'««-. I i-kl^B^^A^o'lp^fcS^^
■ I Beesley Charles A., 608 Market
912 Sutter
Tripp C. C.,41 Merchants' Exchange
Udell Alva, 302 California
Vassault Ferdinand, 508 Montgomery
W ard Joseph W., 405 Front
Wensinger F. S., 624 Sacramento
Wigger Henri, 302 Montgomer
W llder Hyrum, 302 Montgomery
Wright Duncan, 321 Montgomerv
Young William W., 302 Montgomery
Real Estate Agents.
Adams Brothers, 420 California
Adams Charles B.. 305 Kearny
Adams& Co., SW cor Seventeenth and
Castro
Ahumada Joseph M., 607 Montgomery
Alexander &. Co. , 106.5 Market
Angell Andrew J., 427 Montgomery
Arnold Brothers. 331 Kearny
Ashton Charles, 415 Montgomery
Atkinson Nathan. 330 Pine
Babin Landry C, 413 K«arnv
Baldwin A. R., .328 Montgomery
EASTON & ELDBIOGE,
REAL ESTATE A6ENTS
And Auctioneers,
House and iDsiraace Broto.
OFFICI AND SALKSROOM:
618 MARKET STREET.
RENTS COLLECTED.
Regrnlar Sale Day, Taesday.
Edwards George, 108 Leldesdorff
Felton Stephen S., 331 Montgomery
FiDley J. K. & Co. , 915}^ Market
Fish J. H. & Co.. 328 Montgomery
Fisher Charles C, 327 Pine
Flood Michael, 302 Montgomery
Foucault V. M., 321 Montgomery
Frank Charies, 507 California
Frink George W., 618 Market
Funkensteln Julius. .320 Sansome
Gale J. W^ & Co., 930 Market
Gaman & Lyon, 339 Kearnv
Gildemeester J. P. H., 621 Sansome
Giimore John H., 321 Montgomery
Giselman William, 113-120 Phelan Bl<te
Godfrey William, 14 HotTAv
Grannlss George W., 24 Montgomery
Block
Green Adam T., 204 Montgomery
Green John C, 224 Montgomery
Green & Shores, 20 Montgomery
Greenwood & De Wolf, 8 New Mont
Gudzlnskl Charles. 310 Grant Av
Gunn Robert W.. 410 Montgomery
Gnnn WlUlam J., 410 Montgomery
Gunther E. W., 68 Nevada Block
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Marte St.
Fn IP^F FYTRA nRYI\u^*w*\?'°l"°*°' *^® ^*°«** OraPMof ) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
CllLirOL LA I nH Unn theWorld. But no addition of Brandy, f 530 WASHINOTOH STEEIT
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-I MADISON & BHEKE,
(Established January, 1858)
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
And Rent collectors,
401-403 Montgomery St.
Corner of CaliTornla.
Haley John J., NE cor Fourth and
Townsend
Hanlon & O'Brien, 321 Montgomery
Hanna James T., 417 Kearny
Harned J. A. M., 420 Montgomery
Harris M. & Co.. 652 Market
Hawxhurst Robert, 402 Montgomery
Healy William F., 702 Market
Heywood Walter M., 649 Washington
Hicks & Silvey, 14 Geary
Hill John & Co., 601 California
HoUis & Booth, 2222 Mission
Hoist & Healy, 230 Kearnv
Hovenden Thomas, 39 Sutter
Huff W. B. <fe Co., 2033 FiUmore
Hull H. W. & Co., 622 Marltet
Hurney & Kimball, 605 Clay
Isaac Solomon, 422 California
Jaeger & Barry, 1150 Market
Johnson & Co., 425 Montgomery
Jones Daniel, 413 Montgomery
Kelsey B., 502 Montgomery
Kesslng Henry B., 435 California
Kendall F. I., 507 Montgomery
Kenny Keam, 22 Kearny
KIWO JAMES I^.. 308 Cali-
fornia
Klumpke John G., 432 Montgomery
Landry Terrence, 512 Montgomery
Lane James J., 608 Market
Laymance J. W. & Co., 29 Kearny
Levitzky David, 304 Montgomery
Levy A., 117 Sansome
Levy Marcus B., 432 California
Lewis J. B. 4 Son, 436 Montgomery
Little John T., 618 Market
Llvermore Ubadlah, 137 Montgomery
Loomis & Morse, 11 Odd Fellows' Bldg
Lovell Frederick M., 207 Powell
Lowe A Kenny, 512 Montgomery •
Luco Juan JVL, 84 Montgomery Block
Luty John S., 330 Pine
MADISON & BUBKE, 401 Mont
9IA6I:E TSOMAS, 20 Mont-
gomery
Mansfield Myer, 326 Pine
aiARCHiAIVT B. H. A CO.,
430 Montgomery
Marshutz & Buscelle, 640 Market
Martel James L.,636 Clay
Martin J. P., 305 Sansome
Martin Sherman, 930 Market
Mason James, 425 California
Mason A Whitman, 511 California
McAFEE BROTHERS, 10
Montgomery
McALESTER & JONES, 422 Mont-
gomery
McALESTER & JONES,
HOUSE BROKERS,
Rent and Account Collectors
422 MONTGOMSBT.
Full Charge taken of Property.
McEIroy Kobert, 4 Phelan Building
McGlllivary, Potter & Co., 1016 Market
McLaughlin & Co., 331 Kearnv
McNee Alexander, 538 Kearny
McXee Duncan. 538 Kearny
McNee John H., 538 Kearny
McRuer D. C, 116 Leidesdorff
McWilliams George, 131 Montgomery
Mercer Kobert J., 513 California
MIddleton S. P., 22 Montgomery
MlUiken Isaac T., 323 Montgomery
Molloy P. C, 138 Montgomery
Moore Owen, 603 Market
Moran Thomas, 413 Montgomery
Moreal H. P. & Co., 402 Montgomery
Morgenstern Samuel, 325 California
Morison Samuel A., 509 Montgomery
Morris James, 434 Kearny
Murphy D. W. <fc Co., 608 Market
Nicol William, 413 Montgomery
Nye & Blake, 314 Monteomery
O'Farreli John J., 624 Sacramento
Oakley Robert c)., 2:i8 Moutgomery
OESTERREICHER LOUIS, 503 Cali-
fornia
L. OESTEEEEIOHEE,
REAL ESTATE AGENT
603 California St., S. P.
City Property and Farms for Sale and
Exchange.
Oliver Bartholomew P. 406 Mont
Osbom George W., 40 Nevada Block
Oullahan & Grady, 12 Montgomery
PACIFIC COAS"! LAND BUREAU
618 Market
Paige Timothy, 116 LeidesdorfT
Parker George H., 131 Montgomery
Parrlsh Edward, 620 Washington
Patterson John M., 1001 Market
Perrin Edward B., 402 Kearny
Perrln^Francois, 402 Kearny
Pettigrew & Earless, 217 Sansome
Pforr John, 329 Montgomery
Pilcher & Co., 326 Kearny
Piumbe John F., 1402 Valencia
Plummer Henry W., 19 and 26 Mont
Porteus James S., 216 Bush
Proctor, Hoyt & Co., 417 Kearny
Reynolds C. H. & Co., 333 Mont
Ries Leopold, 621 Clay
Riordan Timothy P., 9 Post
Rothermel Peter, 417 Kearny
Ruef Meyer, 231 Montgomery Av
Russell Edwin, 330 Pine
Schlesinger Nathan, 307 Montgomery
Schoenfeld Solomon, 328 Kearny
Schottler & Arnold, 223 Kearny
Scudder N. W., 507 Montgomery
Shtels William, 314 Bush
Shirley John, 536 Kearny
Sickels N. D. &Co., 336'^ Bush
Sinclair Samuel P., 432 Montgomery
Slnton Richard H., 22 Montgomery
Skelton E. W., 435 California
Sloan WlUlam R., 234 Montgomery
Smith T. F. & Co., 30 Kearny
Smith Mowry W., 609 Sacramento
Sproni & Twing, 14 Geary
Stern David & Son, 323 Montgomery
Stewart George, 652 Market
Straesburger Isaac, 326'^ Montgomery
Sullivan Peter J., 121 Post
Sutherland Edwin, 503 California
Tedford C. J., 425 Montgomery
Tilton Stephen S., 331 Montgomery
Trask James L., 6 Montgomery At
Tyack & Lawrence, 783>^ Market
UMBSEN G. H. & CO., 14 Montgomery
G. H. UMBSEN & CO.,
EEAL ESTATE AGENTS
House BioKers &. Bent Collectors,
No. 14 MONTGOMERY ST.
Prompt and personal attention
giyen to all business entrusted to
Unger Adolph, 330 Montgomery
Van Alen W. K., 604 Battery
Van Der Vaart H. W.,12 Montgomery
Van Duren John, 1220 Market
Van Norden Robert T., 413 Mont
Vassault Ferdinand, 508 Montgomery
Vollmar James, 214 Sansome
VON RHEIN O. F. & CO.,524 California
Wade W^illiam M., 214 Sansome
Walton Martin C, 108 Leidesdorff
Ward Francis M., 24 Mont Block
Watkins William, 402 Montgomery
Wells James E., 238 Kearny
Wenslnger Francis S., 624 Sacramento
Wiener & Porter, 106 Post
Wilde F.B., 618 Market
Wilder Hyrum, 302 Montgomery
Wiiley James & Co., 33 Kearny
Williams Henry F., 41l>^ California
Willis & Collins, 6 Ellis
Wilson & Carr, 18 Post
Winter Clinton, 526 Montgomery
Wittram Frederick, 224 Montgomery
Wolf Abraham, 444 California
Woodruff & Co., 229 Kearny
Woodward <fe Mudgett. 1122 Market
Young Thomas. 39 Sutter
Young WllUam W., 302 Montgomery
C. S. CAPP & CO.
Real Estate Agents
— AND—
HOUSE BROKERS,
638 — 91 ABKET —638
Opposite Palace Hotel.
Houses and Lots for sale and to let.
Loans Negotiated. Particular atten-
tion paid to the collection of Rents.
Full charge taken of Property for ab-
sentees. Insurance, Repairs, Taxes
and Street Assessments attended to.
WILLIAM J. DiNGEE,
460 and 462 Elimtli St.
OAKLAND, CAIilFORNIA.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
Homes Built to Suit on Easy Terms.
Loans Negotiated at Low Rates.
Alameda County Agency for
Union Insurance Company
OP SAN FBANCISCO, OAL.
Real Estate Associations.
(.See alio Land Associations.)
Alameda Building and Loan Associa-
tion, 411 California
Home and Loan Associates, 318 Pine
Home Security Building and Loan As-
sociation, 411 California
Mutual Building and Loan Associa-
tion, 518 Market
PACIFIC COAST LAND BUREAU,
618 Market
San Francisco Mutual Loan Associa-
tion, 307 Sansome
Saratoga Improvement Co., 202 Market
Union Loan Association, 423 California
Reflectors.
BOESCH E. & CO., 583-585 Mission
JACKSON P. H. & CO. (sidewalk) NW
cor Frsmont and Mission
PACIFIC LAMP AND REFLECTOR
FACTORY, 583-585 Mission
Daylight Reflectors
HYATT'S PATENT
For lighting DARK and DEEP BASS-
MENTS from the front.
aispensing witn gas iignt, artmcla
Stone and Iron VAULT LIGHT, etc.
P. H. JACKSON 8t CO.
BOLE LICENSEES.
Ofitcb : NW cor. Fremont and
Mission streets.
Factory t 831 Flrat Street.
Refrleerators.
ARMES & DALLAM, 226-232 Front
MONTAGUE W. W. «fc CO.. 309-317
Market
Nathan B. & Co., 126-130 Sutter
Regalia.
(See also Military Cfoodt.)
Litchfield J. M. & Co. , 12 Post
NORCROSS & CO., 6 Post
PASQUALE B.. 650 Washington
SchrelberA.,513 California
JOHN HAMMOND {
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
mannflnctiircr of eTery descrlptton of
PASSBNGBB, STREET AND FREIGHT CABS.
42 to 50 Beale Street, San Erancisoo.
R»lin/y Pr^c;c;p« TBUMAN, ISHAH & HOOKEB, 421-427 Market St. UAir,IUl>lfi»
Del ling rrCSiaCO. hop. ^VOOIi. KAW. and OBCHIL.IiA pbjessks.
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Bepackera— 9IercIiandiBe.
Anthony Edward T. <fe Co., 407 Com
MUler A Cosgrlff, 417 Battery
Reporters— Pbonosraplile.
B«ggett;WlUiam T., 305 Kearny
Barrett Kate MisB, 240 Montgomery
Barrett M. G. Miss, 240 Montgomery
Belden E. S., 66 Nevada Block
Bennett Clement, 434 California
Carroll John A., 16 Nevada Block
OoombB A. L., 224 Sangome
Dameal Hervey, 65 Nevada Block
Gallagher F. K., 240 Montgomery
Gallagher Robert F., 331 Montgomery
Gawthome J. F., 331 Montgomery
Glrvln Ernest A., 331 Montgomery
Holland James L., 56 Nevada Block
Hughes J. C, 4U California
Jones Harrison A., 65 Nevada Block
Jones John W., 65 Nevada Block
Knox Thomas R., 56 Nevada Block
Lardner Henry I\, 506 Battery
Lombard Frank H.,315 California
Maginnls John J., Superior Ct, Dept 11
O'Connor Michael E., 331 Montgomery
Osboume S., 66 Nevada Block
Potter Stephen, 606 Montgomery
EUey John H. "\V., Superior Court,
Dept. 1
BUey, Olsen 4 Herrlck, 325 Mont
Samuels Leon, 630 Commercial
Smith Geo. W., Superior Ct, Dept 12
Stanley F. Hastings. 402 Montgomery
Stipp G. H. W., 121 Post
Vernon Howard, 434 California
Walter Harvev W., 230 Montgomery
Wolf Walter J., 434 California
Bestanrants.
(See aUo Ooffee Saloons.)
Ach <fe Trapp, 411 Bush
Adams John, 534 Third
Alex Joseph F., 1403 Stockton
Alexander S. A. Mrs., 238 Ellis
Allemand Pierre, 130 Montgomery Av
Allen James, SE cor Fifth and Berry
Alslna Andrew, 1303'^ Stockton
AnagnostopuloB & Stathopolls,332Ea6t
Anderson Andrew, 648 Fourth
Anderson A Levy, 330 Kearny
Ankers Christian, 626 Keamv
Antanovlch F., 520 Sacramento and 403
East
Arlstlde Gustav, 46 Stenart
Aver Susie Mrs., 919 Mission
Bagala Leo, 3131 Mission
Bailey Frank, 23 Stockton
Bannister George, SW cor Fourth and
Berry
Barichlevlch John M., 58 Stenart
Baslch William, 106 Sixth
Batchia Antone, Brvant, nr Main
Batta Joseph, 432 Broadway
Beban Rocco, 531 Broadway
Bergez John, 334 fine
Bergin Patrick, 1145 Folsom
Bertz Jacob, 35-37 Geary
Beth <fc Frlcke, 1032 Market and 14
Mason
Benge Henry, 388 Francisco
Blederman Louis, 113 Seventh
Blgne Vincent, 417 Pine
Blaes Joseph, 443 Valencia
Blair ■\Vllllam, 1525 Market
Bllnls Lewis, 2000 McAllister
Blinn August, 822 Montgomerv
Bocanovlch Peter. 161 Steuart
Boothby Adolph F., 312 Townsend
Bordenave B., 732 Montgomery
Borovlnlch Peter. 1215 Polk
Bourke Edward, 1130 Union
Brandt & Rakeman, 821 Keamv
Bregatta Mlchele, NW cor Stockton
and Clay
Brobeck Henry Mrs., 142 Eddy
Broderlck John, 41 Pacific
Broneer Carl W., 136 First
Broz Frank, 517 California
Bucklin Edward P., 529 Sacramento
Bush Henry, 911 Kearny
Bush Toby.innction Kearny and Mont-
gomerv Av
CAMPI'S I. c....,^
531 Clay
Campl's, %artori & Fantlnl,33 O'Farrell
Cardan WlUiam F., 806 Mission
i Carrere Baptlste, SE cor St. Thomas
,. and Yazoo
Carrere & Potentini, 445 Bush
Christensen Christian, 127 Berry
Chrlstsen James, 24 Third
Claussen Charles, 529 Washington
Conrades Ferdinand, 612 Market
Cook Emanuel, 1601 Geary
Costlch Nicholas, 500 Merchant
Cousins Arthur H.. 420 Folsom
Cranz Louis, 444 Spear
Cressaglia Mateo, 15 Third
CroBsman C. D., 503 Davis
Crowley Cornelius, 126'2 SeTenth
CueUo Joseph J.. 156 Second
Cuenin L. 531 Clay
Daemon Relnhardt, Casino, Golden
Gate Park
Dahl Henrv, 320 Folsom
Damianovlch Peter, 217 Sixth
Denn Maurice, UIO Battery
Dennis Richard J., 4.33 Pacific
Desmonllns Emlle. 814 Montgomery
Divlslch Stephen, 1 Commercial
Donovan <t O'DonneU, 1329 Bush
Dowd Dennis, 625 Davis
Drobaz Matteo, SOS East
Duffy & Dotcher. 121 Fifth
Dupas James M., 635 Washington
Earle Charles Mrs., 959J^ Mission
Eklund John P., 89-90 Centre Market
ElUngsworth Samuel, 108 Fourth
Elll«i Charles, 1101 Howard
Erben W. C, terminus P. and 0. B. BR
Felt Joseph, 2011 Polk
FilUpich A Barblch, 16 Bryant
Fischer John, 134 Third
Fletcher & Busing, 539 Jackson
Frank John, 551 First
Franuslch Brothers, 258 Brannan
Freltas Anton, 44 Second
Frellng Arthur, 520 Merchant
Friedrlch John G., 2133 Mission
Galll & Spruzzolo, .536 Washington
Garbatl Geronlmo, 421 Washington
Garcia Nlves, 7 PInkney PI
Gardner Harriet N., 540 California
Garnler Joseph, 107 Larkin
Gaylord Christopher, 1819 Powell
George John, 207 Third
Gerlchevi John, 12 Hayes
Glller Charles J., 228 Fourth
Glurach M., 305 Sixth
Glusll Joseph A., 105 California Market
Gobey Frank, 228 Sutter
Golcovlch George, 303 East
Grimm George, 317 Francisco
Gugllelmetti Frank S.,410 Fourth
Haake Charles, 914 Market
Haensei J. H. G., 49 Second
Hammerschmldt M. F. Mrs., 631 Clay
Hampe Frederick, 4.38 Hayes
Hansen Joseph, 7 Stockton
Hansen Mary Mrs., 415 Fifth
Harris Charles P., 17 Washington
Hasselbrock W., 1344)^ Market
Hastings James U.. Oakland Ferry
steamers
Helnemann L. Mrs., 513 Valencia
Herbst & Maas, SE cor Post and
Kearny
Hlnk & Gralner, S. P. C. RR. steamers
Hofmann M., 206 Fourth
Holt Thomas M., 510 Market
Hooper Aaron, NE cor Front and Mkt
Horan Mary Miss, 208 Dnimm
HuthB., 921 Kearny
Irigoyen Domingo, 522 Broadway
Jacks* Co., 205 Sixth
Johnson Alfred, SE cor Montgomery
and Pine
Johnson A. F., 10 Jackson
Johnson Henrv, 639 Kearny
Johnson Peter, 783 Market
Jorgensen Emll, 304 Grant Av
Jorgensen Jens R., 253 First
Jugasovich A Bllocevls, 1101 Stockton
Kahn Samuel, 236 Montgomery
Kamps Frederick W., 30 California
Keanv WUliam, 1553 Market
Kelly James, 736 Howard
Klein Pierre, 337 Bush
KlotzM., 907 Keamv
Knoblock A Becker, 1727 Kentucky
Kofode A Johnson, 2645 Mission
Kopp A Jessen, 10 Sacramento
Romeck William, 11-13 Sixth
Kozminsky Harmon, 215 Pine
Kroger Herman, 405 Pacific
Lacay Jean, 425 Pine
Lacoste Frank, 419 Pine
Lageman William, 3 East
Landgraf John, 106 First
Larsen Carl G., 18 Eddy
Larsen Jens P., 709 Battery
Lautermllch & Durr, 511 and 521 Mont
Leihkam Sigmund, 206 McAllister
Leslie Henry H.. 23U Second
Levy A Kammef, 322 Bush
Lewis Joseph, 448 Third
Lombardi Chemblno, 706 Montgomery
Loprestl Antonio. 13-15 PoweU
Loupy Brothers, 509 Pine
Lovely Mark, 650 Market
Lucchetti F. <fe Co., 519 Davis
Luna Romulo. 1236 Dupont
Lnndin Annie C, 248 Fourth
Madson Robert, cor Market and Mc-
AlUster
Madson A Peterson, 7 Berry
Magnv Ernest, 626 California
Malm & Gregersen, 136 Market
Manning Alfired W.. 426 Pine
Mansladin K. Mrs., 1209 FUlmore
Marcv Henry D., 2001 McAUif ter
Mariclch Luca & Co., 23 VaUelo
Marshall Joseph S., 91 Centre Market
Mayer Charles P.. 23 Grand Central
Market
Mayes George, 40 Callfomla Market
McCauley * Young, 867 Market
Mengola Dominique, 23 Vallejo
Menti J. H., 514 First
Men William, 1907 Halght
Mever Louis, 849 Market
Mever William, 9 Dramm
MichellS., 29 Ninth
Milaslch George, 219 Mission
Mill John L., 407 Washington
Miller Charles L., 208 First
Miller William, 5 Washington
Mllloglav M. P., 138 Fourth
Mllloglav Nicolas P., 628 Battery
Moeller Emest, 611 Howard
Montgomery James, 1737 Mission
MORAGHAN M. B., 68 California Mkt
Morchio M. Mrs. A Son, 6 Leldesdorg
Moreno A Zaput, 232 BrannaD
Moeberg Alexander, 700 Mission
Mounic Jacques, 617 Sacramento
Munson Maggie Mrs., 16 Folsom
Murphv D. J.. 149 Seventh
Nelson Martin, 13 Pacific
Newman Edward, 112 Geary
Nichols A Schalllch, 1411 Polk
Nlelson Christian, 405 Montgomery Ar
Norton Edward B., 114 Sutter
Ohlen Edward, 212 Sansome
Ohnsteln Oscar, 249 Fourth
Olsen John J., 42 Spear
Orognen John B.,421 Fourth
Page & Falch.NW cor Turk and Mason
Parker Brothers, 12-14 O'Farrell
Peacock Amos, 616 and 629 Sacramento
Pendo John, T23 Davis
Perata B. A Co., 105 Pacific
Perlnl A Ferlni, 207 Post
Petersen C. M., 26 First
Pettenatl Frank, 424>i Broadway
Pignaz Antone, 29 Third
Pike Jacob M., 636 Market
Pomin William, 267 Third
Pon <fe Pontacq,434 Bush
Pope Christina Mrs., 5025^ Third
Prlet P. A Co., 115 Grant Av
Quarg Emil,105 Washington
Raddlch Martin, 800 Third
Ralth George, 102 Drumm
Randall John J., 131 Sixth
Reagan John, 57 Third and 546-518 CTay
Rebut Armand. 3009 Mission
Redlich John, 2132 Fillmore
Remington H. M. Mrs., SEcor Folsom
and Sixteenth
Beusche August, 520 Callfomla
Richard George H., 315 Fourth
Rich ter H. H., 511 Second
Rledlnger William F., 104 Seventh
Rltter Paul, NE cor D and First At
Robinson Henry, 121 Davis
Robinson John, 153 Third
Eoccatagliata F. A Co., 109 Drumm
Roemer Brothers, 205 Kearny
Romanl A Alladio, 525 Sansome
Rothberg <fe Co., 6-57 Mission
Russell John M., 407 Spear
Sarschen Edward, 814 Third
Sartori & Fantini, 33 O'Farrell
Saunders Frederick, 145 Larkin
Schmidt A. J. S., NE cor Fourth and
Berry
Schneider A PeguUhan. 12-16 Stockton
Schroth & Westerfeld, 228 Kearny
Schultz Joseph. 132 Fourth
Schiiur John H., 125 Montgomery A v
Schwerin H. A Sons, 612 Clay
Seffer Trefolne M.. 4-^3 Hayes
Shattuck Dickson, 350 Fourth
IMPEBUL Fire Ins, Co, OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000
Aa»9U, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WV. S£ZTOH, Aat. Uaaaget.
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
BIG
1383
SAI
Shepston John A., 218 Sansome
Shields Kate. 524 First
Shnreen Andrew, 632 Fourth
Slpppl Frank E., E s LoulBlana, bet
Napa and Sierra
Sllva Domingo, 3 Harrison
Slescovich Martin, 212 Brannan
Sloan George B., 1585 Valencia
Smeth Antonio S., 1004 Market
Smith Andrew V.,513 First
Smith Thomas, 324 Pacific
Snyder Martin, 1938 Mission
Sohl Frederick, 613 Davis
Sopa Peter G., 400 Sacramento
SosBO T., 1125 Sutter
Splcula John, 1903 Fillmore
Springei George W., 1007 Market
Sundz G. A., TlSKHoward
Steffan John, NE cor Folsom «nd
Steuart
Stege Blchard, 33 Post
Stephens George F., 1803 Mission
Stewart Catherine, Susquehanna, nr
Marquesas
Stewart Henry J., 506 Howard
Strauh Joseph, 327-329 Bush
Stuart Edward, 175 Sixteenth
STctlnlch P., SW cor Grore and
Laguna
Swain Brothers, 213 Sutter
Swan Adam, 612 Montgomery and 44
Third
Tagllaferro & Mache, 308 Mont Ar
Techau E. J., SW cor Market and
Seventh
Thompson WUHam S.. 10 Broadway
Thorsen Louis, 210 Townsend
ToncovlchEUaB,419 Davie
Tripp t Turner, 219 Third
Techarr & Co., 217 Kearny
Tuttle Simeon E., 161 Ninth
Vanoni & Cuneo, 146 Second
Venaglia Enrico, 524 Broadway
Vidah Paul, 12]0'/2 Polk
Vlgnole Lulgi, 615 Commercial
Vltalch John, 506 Hayes
Vlautln Paul, 715 Davis
Volght Herman, 256 Fourth
Wade Henry, 615 Sacramento
VVaechter A Berta, 504 Market
Wappel Michael, 1617 Buchanan
Westcott Adelbert B., 605 Commercial
■Weeterfeld William, 1035 Market
Wheeland & Collins, 329 Montgomery
Wilbert Ardella Mrs., 2723 Sutter
Wlewell I. Y. Mrs^ 322 Davis
WllUams Charles C, 2197 PoweU
Wilson A. W. & Co., 114-120 Post
Wilson J. C, 1508 Polk
Wood Samuel H., SE cor Eddy and
Fillmore
Woodln & Co., 1504 California
Bice-MIllB.
India, 107 Fremont
Riding Academies.
McKeima & Cole, 737 Folsom
Rieeers.
Davles L.. 213 Jackson
Simmons & Meyers, 17 Howard
Smith William Jr., 252 Spear
Smith William H., 120 Howard
Road Scrapers.
TAI.I.ON C. J., 123 California
Rolling Mills.
PACIFIC, office 202 Market
Roofers.
Avery <fe "Van Zant (metal) 220 San-
some
Bonnet B. & Co., 100 Montgomery Av
Bruggemann Henry (asphaltum) 317>^
Grant Av
Conlin A Roberts (metal) 728 Mission
Cronan William (metal) 1213 Market
Dunbar James (metal) 1625 Market
DUNCAN GEORGE A CO. (asphal-
tum and mastic) 652 Market
Flske Henrv G. (metal) 827 Market
FORDERER JOSEPH F. (metal) 226
Mission
Glbbs Jacob, 31)^ Ninth
Goodwin Frank (asphaltum^ 521 Turk
Higgs Thomas (asphaltum) 822 Jackson
JACKSON P. H. (Hyatt's) 231 First
LANE W. E.,505 Kearny
Larkln A Flaherty (asphaltum) 35 Po»t
McClellan William, 345 Keamv
MEBRELL I. L. (soapstone) 316
Townsend
Miller Henry W., 15 .Tessie
PACIFIC ASPHALTUM CO.
422 Jackson
Paul P. D. (asphaltum) l.SOe Mission
Perine N. P. & Co., 28 New Mont
Platz Eflward (metal) 1818 Devlsadero
SCHKERSR JOSEPH iSc CO.
618 Market
Schottler A Co., 69 West Mission
Snook G. A E. (metal) 630 Sacramento
Walton N. C, 219 Mission
WHITING THOMAS, 918 Fol-
som
Whlttler J. E. (asphaltum) 213 Town-
send
Wilson Wmiam H. (asphaltum) 113
Jessie
Aspbaltnm and Mastic
ROOFINe CO.
GEO. DUNCAN k CO.
Hoofing and Sidewalks done In the
best manner and at the most reasona-
ble prices. New Roofs Laid and Old
Roofs Recovered and Repaired. Also,
Tin and Zinc Roofs covered with As-
phaltum or Mastic Paint. Prepared
Material for mle. Office : 652 Market
Street, N. E. cor. Kearny, up stairs.
PACIFIC ASPHALTUM CO,
F, K. NeuTal,
422 JACKSON STREET.
Proprietors of the Pacific Asphaltum
Mine and Bituminous Rock of Corral
de Pledras Rancho (San Luis Obispo).
Always on hand and for sale refined or
crude Asphaltum and Bitnm
Inous BocU for street paving con
tracts. Asplialtum for Roofs, Side
walks and Roadways.
Roofing Material.
ASPHALTUM AND MASTIC ROOF-
ING CO., 652 Market
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
MERRELL I. L., 316 Townsend and
106 Market ^, „ ^
Perine N. P. A Co., office 28 New Mont
Walton N. C, 219 Mission
Root Reer Mannracturers.
St. John H. L. & Co., 10 Hayes
Rope Manufacturers.
(See Cordage.')
Rnblber Boots and Sboes.
BAY STATE RUBBER CO.,
15 First
BOSTON RUBBER SHOE
CO., 15 First
Porter, Slesslnger & Co., 7-9 Battery
WINSLOW CHAUNCET R., 15 First
Rubber Combs.
BUTLER HARD RUBBER
CO., 517-519 Market
Rubber Ooods.
Bartlett G. H. (clothlngl 120 Sutter
Bartlett Smith (clothing) 120 Sutter
FOLKERS J. H. A. & BRO., 118
Montgomery „ ,
Glrvin J. W. A Co., 24 California
(Joodvear Rubber Co., 577 Market
Gutta Percha and Rubber Mnfg Co.,
15 First
LANE W. E.. 505 Kearny
NEVILLE «& CO., 31-33 Cali-
fornia „
REVERE RUBBER CO., 417-
419 Market
STRAHLE JACOB & CO., 515 Market
WILLLIMS, DIMOND A CO., agents
Merced Rubber Co., 202 Market
Rubber Printing TFbeels.
Kllnkner C. A. * Co., 320 Sansome
Sheplar S. fl. A (Do., 702 Market
Rubber Stamps.
Coeley T. B. A Co., 434 Montgomery
F. M. Truworthy StencU Works, 31S
Front
GREENLEAF J. L. A CO., 405 Front
Hanks M. W. A Co., 34 Merchants'
Exchange
Kllnkner C. A. A Co., 320 Sansome
Mohrlg A Franks, 220 Market
OAKLEY A. D., 329 Sansome
Sheplar S. H. A ()o., 702 Mailcet
Rags.
Ackerman & Strauss. 128 Post
Bertrand A. Mme., 6.35 Sutter
NEVILLE St CO., 31-33 Call-
forola
Paake Edith L., 983 Market
Saddle Tree Manufacturers*
Han A Brandensteln, 417-419 Market
Johnson J. C. A O)., 12-14 Pine
Main A Winchester. 214 Battery
Stone L. D. A Co., 422 Battery
Saddlery Hsu-dware.
Safe Deposit.
California Safe Deposit and Trust Co.,
SE cor California and Montgomery
Safe Movers.
FARNSWOKTH & RUGU
OLES, 100 California
MIGHELL & RICHARDS, 228
California
Waltz Charles. 13 Drumm
WILSHIRE W. S, & CO.,
204-206 California
Safe Openers.
Ensign AViUlaiB F., 627 Bush
BUGHELL & RICHARDS, 228
California
Perlam C. J. A Co., 42 Main
Waltz Charles, 13 Drumm
WILL <& FINCK, 818 Market
Safes— Iron.
BAY CITY IRON WORKS,
Bigelow & Little, 323 Mission and
103-105 Fremont
Hall's Safe and Lock Co., 211-213 Cali-
fornia
Macneale & Urban (Cincinnati) 206
California
MIGHELL i& RICHARDS, 228
California
Molloy John, 54 Clay
Nauman P. Z. & Co., 122 Clay
Paige S. B. A Co. (Detroit) 116 Front
Perlam C. J. A Co., 42 Main
PHCENIX IRON WORKS, Blx A
Firth. 18-20 Fremont
SCARBOROUGH W. B. <t CO. (Dle-
bold's) 120 Front. See adv. next
page.
Waltz Charles, 13 Drumm
WILSHIRE W. B. & CO.,
204-206 California. See adv. next
page.
Safety Valves.
TKUMAN, ISHAM & HOOKER, 421-
427 Market ...jil __
Sailmakers.
Davis William, 516 Davis
Doyle James J., 50 Clay
Funk Christian C, 46 Clay
Harding, Brann A Prior, 56 CHay
Morgan J. A. A Co., 7 Clay
Reynolds Thomas V., SE cor Steuart
and Market
SIBIPSON & FISHER, 34
Steuart
Wood W. C. 514 Second
%
5a
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TSIiEFHOVrS 82.
PRINTERS, ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN, brown, CRArG& CO General Agents,
^-iy Calixomifi, street*
IT)
10
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1.384
SAU
Pacific Coast Agents for
DIEBOLD mum LOCK GO.
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, Steel-Lined Jewel-
ers' and Railroad Safes, Vault
Doors and Linings.
Our Safes afford the Best Proteetlen in the
vrorld against fire and borglars.
120 FRONT ST., San Francisco, Cal.
V.^MliSHIRE^Co.
ZOBCaliTormaSf:
SAN FRANC/SCO
149 Fronf Street-.
PORTLAND, OR.
Sail Dock.
Ames A Detrick. 19-21 California
]VEVIL,I.E & CO., 31-33 0*11-
fornla
Sail Twines.
DOYIiE HENRT & CO., 617-
519 Market
NEVILLE & CO., 31-33 CaU-
fornla
Saloon Flxtares.
WILL. & FEVCK, 818 Market
Salmon— Canned.
Alaska Salmon Packing and Fur Co..
19 Main
Arctic Fishing Co., 19 Main
Arctic Packing Co., 1 Mission
Coleman Wm, T. & Co., SE cor Market
and Main
Columbia River Packing Co., 19 Main
Cutting PacKing Co., 19 Main
DODGE, SWBENeV & CO., U4-116
Market
Hapgood & Co., 211 Sansome
Karluk Packing Co., 310 Sansome
Hume George \V., 405 Front
Hume R. D. & Co., 405 Front
Pacific Coast Packing Co., 19 Mala
Sacramento Elver Packing Co., 318
Front
Scandinavian Packing Co., 19 Main
Salmon BTet Threads.
BARBOUR BROTHERS CO.
^^THE, 517-519 Market
NEVII.1,E & CO., 31-33 Cali-
fornla
Salt.
Alvarado Salt Works. 209 Market
AMERICAN SALT CO., 217
Sacramento
Barton B. F. 4 Co., 213 Sacramento
Carmen Island Salt Works. 307 Front
Ehrman M. 4 Co., 104-110 Front
Getz Brothers A Co., 209-211 Market
Laufenburger Charles, 204 Clav
MacGrotty Alfred A Co. ,206 Sacramento
New Liverpool Salt Co., liJ California
Newell & Brother, 221 Davis
Osterloh Henry, 37 Commercial
Pacific Borax, Salt and Soda Co., 230
Montgomery
L'nlon Pacific Salt Co., 216 Sacramento
Williams, Dlmond & Co., 202 Market
Sapolio.
COBURN C. W. & CO., agents Enoch
Morgan's Sons Co., 6 Battery
Sash Cords.
DOYLE HENRY & CO., 617-
519 Market
Sash Makers.
C-See Doors.)
Sash K^elgrhts.
SELBT SMELTING AND LEAD
CO., 416 Montgomery
TOBEY CURTIS, 201 Townsend
Saac« and Catsap aiann-
factarers.
Code, Elfelt & Co., 314 Washington
Donaldson & Co. (agents Batty's Na-
bob Sauce) 319 California
Erzgraber, Oesting & Co., lOS California
Market I
Fisher Packing Co.. 517 Commercial
Gleed A.,943Fol6om
Ktng-Morse Canning Co., NW cor
Broadway and Sansome
Schmidt & Fretz, 119 Commercial
Silver Herman, 609 Sansome
Wulff Peter, 107 Sacramento
Saasases and Cored Meats.
Aubert Albert, 10 S. F. Market
Ballly Bros., 71 California Market
Britten Michael, 427 Haves
Bunker Robert F., 74 California Mar-
ket
Buttgenbach Joseph, NW cor Fourth
and Bryant
Calesilnl Brothers, 1524 Dapont
Coutolenc Desire, 303 Montgomery Av
Drouet Hippolvte, 315'i Fifth
Engler Benedict, 227 Fourth
Erzgraber, Oesting & Co., 108 Cal Mkt
Goebel George. 247 Third
Goedecke P. L., 1322 Dupont
Goodwin Charles, 15 and 32 Centre
Market I
Greenberg Henrv, 209 Sixth I
Guehring J. C, 1072 Howard
Heimann Jonas, 611 Larkln
Heineman & Stern, 903 Larkln
Hentrlch Lewis, 513-515 Front and 1-5
8. F. Market
Kanngiesser Julius, 1409 Stockton
Kaufman Charles, 56 Bav City Market
Laporte Lonis, 706 Broadway
Lenoir August, 610 California
Ludwig Adam, 1}4 Stockton
Maessen William, Grand Western Mkt
Muller <fe Koenlg, 15-16 California Mrkt
Newman Adolph, 1079 Market
Schnetzler Louis, 21 Sixth
Schwamm & Co., 103 Sixth
Voll Henry, 51 Certre Market
Wanz John D., 47-48 Grand Arcade
Market
DIXON, BORGESON & CO
Hannfactnrers of Sbow Cases
and Store Piztures.
37 MarM St.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY{^!fr°gfnatfLtl^^^^^^^^^^^^
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1385
SEE
Weber & Co.. 1029 Market
Winter <fe Wollstadt, 29 Tenth
Winter & Felslng, 37 Main
Sausage Casings.
California Sheep Casings Co.,6{)6Mkt
Sausage Slaeliines.
TAIiliON C. J., 123 California
Saiv Dust and Sand.
GEE6 FEAWK,
529 Mission '
Gumhel Henry, 70 Clementina
Hood John.NW cor Sixth and Channel
Neumann Adam, 855 Harrison
St. Supery Antolne, 555 toward
Saw Filers.
Conn E. J., 641 Mission
Glbhs Reuben F., 626 Mission
Llnforth Alfred, 318 Jackson
Lowell Philip S., 510 Jones
Munson James H., 403 Hayes
Pnrington T. C, 609 Mission
Kobson Henry. 300 Jackson
Terry William N., 108 Drumm
Saw Manufacturers.
Bird & HauKhy, 217 Mission
Brown William, 222 Jackson
Conn E. J., 641 Mission
Dye Elam, 56 Bluxome
Glbbs Reuben F., 626 Mission
Llnforth Alfred, 318 Jackson
MIGNOLA JOHN (butchers')
2420 Post
PACIFIC SAW MANUFACTUR-
ING CO., 17 Fremont
Simonds John, 511 Mission
SPAUIiDING N. W. SAW
CO., 17 Fremont
STEARNS MANUFACTUR-
ING CO., 29-31 Spear
TATUM & BOWEN, 34-36 Fremont
and 423 Clay
Webster W. W. & Co., 3 Spear
PACIFIC
SAWMANOFACTUflllGCO,
17 and 19 FREMONT ST.
Saws of Every Description on Hand
and Made to Order.
Agents for
C. B. PAUL'S FILES.
Repairing of all kinds done at short
notice.
Sawmill aiaclilnery.
GREGORY H. P. «!fcCO., NW
cor Fremont and Mission
JOSHUA HENDY MACHINE
WORKS, 39-51 Fremont
Savage, Son & Co. (Empire Foundry)
135-143 Fremont
SPAUIiOING N. W. SAW
CO., 17 Fremont
STEARNS MANUFACTUR-
ING CO., 29-31 Spear
TATUM & BOWEN, 34-36 Fremont
and 423 Clay
Stearns Mnfg Co.
Pacific Branch,
29-31 SPEAB ST., S. F.
Builders of Heavy Sawmill Ma-
chinery, and Dealers in
Sawmill Supplies.
TATUM & BCWEN,
Nos. .14-36 Fremont St.,
Manufacturers and
dealers In
SAWS m SAW-MILL MACHINERY.
Scales.
(See also Hardware.)
Fairbanks & Hutchinson (agents Fair-
banks Scale Co.) 517-519 Market
Hall's Safe and Lock Co., 211-213 Cal
Hawley D. N. & C. A. (agent The
Howe) 2^ Sutter
MIGHELli «& RICHARDS,
228 California '
MoUoy John, 54 Clay
Nauman P. Z. & Co., 122 Clay
PalKeS.B.& Co., 116 Front
Parkhurst V. 8. W. (agent Forsyth
Scale Co.) 4 California
WILSHIRE W. B. & Co., 201-206
California
Sctaool Furniture.
(iSee aJso Furniture.)
BANCROFT A. li, & CO.
607 Market
Dewing Co. The J., 420 Bush
Fuller George H., 638-640 Mission
Kemp J. & Co., 114 Mission
Sterling Furniture Co., 18-20 Sutter
Schools— Mining.
Schools— Private.
{See also Colleges, also Teachers.)
Barnard's Business College, 46 O'Far-
reli
COLLEGE OF NOTRE DAME, E s
Dolores, bet Sixteenth and Seven-
teenth
Dalton James, 914><^ Valencia
Delahaye E. M'lle, 1807 California
DIthmar Emma A. Miss, 321 Fifth
Dozler E. M. Mrs. (art) 1517 Market
FILIPPE'S ACADEMY OF LAN-
GUAGES, 320 Poet
French and English Institute, 1707
Powell
Heald's Business College, 24 Post
Irving Institute, 1036 Valencia
Melsterschaft School of Languages, 324
Sutter
Merrill S. B. Mrs., 2224 Howard
Moesta AmeUa MIrs., 727 Turk
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE. 320
Post
Sacred Heart College, SE cor Eddy and
Larkin
Sisters of St. Dominic, Golden Gate
Av, bet Jones and Leavenworth
Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and
Mary, Tenth, bet Howard and
St. Boniface's, 123 Golden Gate Av
St. Bridget's, cor Broadway and Van
St. Francis Technical School, SW cor
Geary and Gough
ST. IGNATIUS COLLEGE, 214 Hayes
St. Joseph's Grammar School, SW cor
Tenth and Howard
St. Paul's School, 941 Mission
St. Peter's School, B s Alabama, nr
Twenty-fourth
ST. ROSE'S ACADEMY, Golden Gate
Av, bet Steiner and Pierce
St. Vincent's, S s Mission, bet New
Montgomery and Third
Tarrant's Academy, N s Sutter, bet
Stockton and Powell
Trinity School, 1534 Mission
Urban School, 1017 Hyde
Van Ness Seminary, 1222 Pine
Van der Naillen A., 24 Post
West Mary B. Miss, 1606 Van Ness Av
WICKSON G. G. & CO. (short-
hand) 38 California
Zeltska Institute, 922 Post
Sehooner, Bay and River
Freighting.
Piper's Line, 7 Clay
Screens— Perforated Metal.
Loftus Bros. <fc Rich, 7 Spear
QUICK JOHN W., 221-223 First
CALIFORNIA PERFORATING
SCREEN CO. THE, 147 Beale
Scroll Sawyers.
Cameron A. <fe Co., 409 Mission
Fairbanks William W.. 2054 Mission
Hansen M. & A., Berry, nr Sixth
Hatch & Weston. 209-211 Mission
JEWELL A. M. & CO., Berry, bet
Third and Fourth
JESSE & DREW, Berry, bet Third
and Fourth
Wells, Russell A Co., SW cor Mission
and Fremont
Sculptors.
Blanchl Gregorlo. 1116 Turk
Chapeau Louis. 1620 Mission
Czuszek Ignatz, 131 Wrk
Edwards Morton A., 1505 California
Fiohr Frederick, 22>^ Seventh
Happersberger Frank, 51 Park Av
Heverin Ed,ward J., 2023 Powell
Kertel Charles, 655 Willow Av
Kutzkau Emil, 509 Twenty-flrst
Newell & Welnert, 802 Montgomery
Vannl Natalie, 1426 Pacific
WeUs F. Marlon, 757 Mission
Seal EngraTcrs.
(See also Engrcwers.)
Glhon Thomas <fc Son, lOsMontgomery
Goldsmith B. S., 26 Montgomery
Searchers of Records.
California Title Insurance and Trust
Co..206Sansome
Clement J. & E. B., 710 Washington
Coxe & Blauvelt, 444 California
EVANS WM. M., 325 Mont
GLLIiESPIE C. v., 402 Mont-
gomery
Hobbs Walter S., 502 Montgomery
Mearns George, 425 Montgomery
Rolls John S., 425 California
ROULEAU F. A., 328 Montgomery
SIMPSON & MILLAR, 522 California
F. A. ROULEAU,
Successor to BROOKS & ROULEAU.
Searcher of Records,
FOB THE
City and County of S»n Francisco,
Office, 388 Montgomery St.
Safe Deposit Building, Room I.
John E. Millar. Thos. B. Simpson
SIMPSON & MILLAB,
Saccessors to C. V. Gillespie.
Searchers of Records,
Saa CALIFORNIA ST., S. F.
Telephone No. 889.
Seeds and Plants.
Bowen E. J., 815 Sansome
Breck Samuel, 317 Washington
Cox Thomas A. <fe Co.,4l3Sansome
Leopold C. M. & Co., 35 Post
Meherln Thomas, 516 Battery
Miller Frederick A.(forelgn) 111 Frank-
TRUMBULL SBEEBE
419
Saugome
Vincent, Sevin & Co., 607 Sansome
WELLINGTON B. F.. 425 Washing-
ton
. F. WELLINGTON'S SEEDS
And IMPROVED EGG FOOD.
Note.— This Egg Food is the only
preparation in the world that will pos-
itively cure and prevent every disease
of poultry and birds, and make hens
lay at all seasons of the year. Ask
your grocer or druggist for It.
425 WASHINGTON ST.
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
ManniSnetnrer of erery description oC
PAflSBNOBR, STREET AND PBBIGHT OABB.
4S t« SO Beale Street. San Fraacteeo.
Truman, Isham & Hooker. *S^eliSS^e?Ski"it/^?^^
SEI
1386
SHI
S^ine Twinea.
DOYIiE HENKY 6i CO., 517-
619 Market
NEVDLLE Si CO., 31-33 CaU-
fornla
Seines.
DOYLE HENRY & CO., 517-
519 Market
>'E\aLJLE & CO., 31-33 Cali-
fornia
Sewer Pipe.
(See alio Drain and Sewer Pipe.)
Browell Jeremiah. 727 Montjromery
BUSH DAVID, 316 Sutter
N.CLARKStSONS.
t«ai*nir<MHii^i
.LADDING,McBEAN8cG0.
1358 &I360 MARKET ST.
LANE W. B., 505 JLeamj
TRACY BRD'S &Ca
za * ZZ EIGHTH STREET
Sewer Traps.
N.CLARKStSONS.
C3V 106 MARKET ST.ro
GLADDING.McBEAN.8cC0.
1358 8cl360 MARKET ST.
Sewer W^orb.
BUSH DAVID, 316 Sutter
Chapman William J., SE cor Montgo-
mery and Broadway-
LAN E W. E., 505 Kearny
WM. E. LANE,
505 Kearny Street.
Sewers Laid and Repaired.
Lane's Disinfectant for Sev-
ers.
Seit^er Oas Stopped by Lane's
Triple Sexeer Trap.
Sevier sand Drains examined.
Established 1S60.
CaU for Telephone, 315.
Sewins 9I»cliine Attaob-
meiits.
EgKleston A. T., 124 Post
Evans J. W., 29 Post
Hill Samuel (estate oO 634 Market
Shawl C, 30 Second
Singer Manufacturing Co^ 22 Port
Wheeler & Wason Mnfg Co., 303 Sutter
Sewins llachine Tlireads.
(5e« alto Sewing Machine*.)
BARBOUR BROTHERS CO.
THE. 517-519 Market
Brown & Metzner, 635 Market
NEVILLE dc CO., 31-33 Call.
fomia
Sewlnc aiaelilnes.
Automatic. A. T. Eggleston, 124 Port
Bodley E. C. (American) 108 Third
Bradbury, 634 Market
Cohen Israel 3., 145 Sixth
De Kose A Gill, 207 Fourth
Domestic, J. W. Evans, 29 Post
Flske H. C. Jr. &. Co., 718 Washington
Florence, 634 Market
Goethals C?harles L., 1122 Stockton
Grover 4 Baker, J. W. Bvans, 29 Post
Hicks James L., 667 Mission
Higgtns 4 Bieaze, 1100 Stockton
Household, 634 Matket
Howe, 634 Market
MarshaU WlUlam A., 24'7 Eighth
Mooney John H. ( bag; 106 Fremont
New Home, 6-34 Market
Perkins Eugene S., 718 Washington
Plambeck C. C. T., 1734,^ Mafket
Podesta Camlllo, 1513 Stocktoni
Remington, C. Shawl, 30 Second
Royal St. John, C. Shawl, 30 Second
Schmidt Oscar, 516 Bush
Singer, 22 Post
Skevo Louisa Mig8,323 Montgomery Av
Tounleaux August, 426 Haves
Wheeler 4 WUson, 303 Sutter
White, 108 Post
Wlllcoi 4 Glbbs, A. T. Egglerton, 124
Post
Wilson. 634 Market
Schmidt Oscar, 516 Bnsh
Sewing Silk.
Beldlng Bros. 4 Co., 585 Market
Brown <fc Meczner (Cortlcelll) 535
Market
Carl.son 4 Currier, 685 Market
Evans J. W., 29 Post
Yates 4 Hunter, 537 Market
Sheep ITasIi.
AvyEneene, 320 Sansome
Jackson T. W. & Co., 104 Market
Wakelee 4 Co., SE cor Montgomery
and Bush
Sheet fVax.
{See ArtUW MaUrialj.)
Shells— JIarlne.
Hermann Theodore, 630 Washington
Hood John, NW cor Sixth and Channel
Jackson R. W., 614 Market
Roblson A. C, 337 Kearny
Shinsle Machines.
{See alto MachinisU.)
Fulton Iron Works, HIncklev, Spiers
4 Hayes, office, 220 Fremont
GOLDEN STATE AND MINERS'
IRON WORKS, 237 First
TATUM & BOWEN. 34-36 Fremont
and 423 Clay
Shinsrie Sfannfactnrers.
Areata Mill and Lumber Co.,NE cor
Spear and Folsom
Christenson 4 Lord, 1518 Market
Germon A. 4 Co., Pier 2)i Steuart
Hlggins 4 Collins, Pier 10 Steuart
Ship Bread.
{8e« Baken CracJcer.)
Ship Brokers.
(See Broken.)
Shipbuilders.
Allen Lumber S., 103 Steuart
Boole (Jeorge. 5 Spear
Dickie Bros., office 252 Spear
Hall Brothers, 28 California
Hay Alexander, office 278 Eart
Stone William L., Corea, bet TaUa-
poosa and Santee
Turner Matthew, office 122 California
Union Iron Works, office 216 Market
Wlilte Charles G., cor PoweU and Bay
Ship Ballasters.
Chase James B. <fc Co., 17 Steuart
Kerr William, 903 Battery
Robinson Peter, 918 Battery
Ship Chandlers.
Cattermole C. H., 700 Davis
Crawford A. A Co., 27 Market
FOARD LORENTZ, 3-5 Steuart and
lj-11 Market
Gallup James & Co., 58 Clay
Hendry Charles J., Junction Market
and Sacramento
Josselyn G. M. & Co., 38 Market
Lassen H. C. 4 Co., 120 Berrv
Middle ton 4 Co.. 521 Front
MlgheU William E. 102 Steuart
Robinson 4 Marsh, 1.33 Jackson
TtTBBS & CO., 611 Front
WThltelaw Thomas P. H., 216 Spear
Wright, Bowne & Co., 34 Steuart
Ship Joiners.
Famham John H. <fc Co., 6 Folsom
McDonald James, E s Louisiana, bet
Sierra and Shasta
Mlddlemas & Boole, Pier 19 Steuart
Robinson William, 20 Steuart
White Harvey G., 20 Steuart
Ship MEaterlals.
FOARD LORENTZ, 3-5 Steuart, and
9-11 Market
Lassen H. C. & Co.. 120 Berrv
MlgheU WMUlam E., 102 Steuart
LORENTZ FOARD,
DEALEB DJ
Hew and Seconl-Hand SMp Material.
Highest cash price paid for
Copper, Sletal, Zinc. Lead,
Sails, Kope, Ete.
Ship Stores.
Atheam & Co., 54 Steuart
Cunningham <fe Adams, 18 C!lay
Curtis Warren P., 267 East
FOARD LORENTZ, 3-5 Steuart and
^11 Market
Gaerdes John H., 534 Flrrt
Garvin & Co., 320 Washington
Macpherson i Branagan, 215 Wash
Maguire P. <fc Co., 127 Washington
Plummer George E., 6 Steuart
Prien Henry, NE cor Spear and Hath-
awav's Wharf
Robinson & Marsh, 133 Jackson
Rohlffs C. C, SW cor Mission and Bait
Sloan John, 305 Washington
Smith H. A., 115 Clay
Smith Henry, 10 Washington
Snow Louis T.,210 California
Ship StOTe Slannfactnrers.
Anderson & Tallon, 12 Market
Bucknam E. H. A Co., 22 Steuart
TAY GEORGE H. dc CO.,
614-618 Batter}-
Wild 4 Spear, 14 Steuart
Shipping and Forwarding.
(See aUo SlerehanU—Shippitig.)
California
Koppen Peter, SE cor Sacramento and
Battery
Shipping Offiees.
Carpenter Edward H., 29 Steuart
CJhandler Thomas, 518 BatUry
Gushing John. 423 East
Jennings David B., 267 East
Latliu James, NW cor Mission and
Steuart
Lane W. W., 504 Davis
McCarthy Charles, 915 Sansome
Morris Joseph J., 524 Battery
Naunton G., 524 Battery
Smith John J., 5 Jackson
Walton Frederick B., 506 Broadway
Shipping Beartsters.
Bureau Veritas International BesUt«r,
I. E. Thayer. 22 Cslifomla
Shlpsmiths.
Boole George, 5 Spear
Bums Isidore, 20 Steuart
THE LION Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, $4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS. 23 FIRST STREET.
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DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
■Manufacturers of —
lew
And Store Fixtures,
37 MARKET ST.
San Francisco, Cal.
5:^ Good Work at Lowest Prices.
Chrestoffereon & Tway. Bryant, nr
Main
Crockard Hugh. 20 Mission
Molllson John C, 129 Berry
Mulr A., 1015 Battery
Phelps W. S. & Co., 13 Drumm
Shipwrlelito and Calkers.
Alexander K. S. <fe Son, 223 Drumm
Allen Lumber S., 103 Steuart
Boole George, 5 Spear
•Clark A Webster, 22 Spear
Pamon George, 419 Drumm
Farnham J. H. <fe Co.l6 Folsom
Forrest John W 319 JBarrlson
Kerrulsh E., 520 Battery
Lovejoy Edward B., 20 Stenart
McDonald James, E s Missouri, bet
Sierra and Nevada
Mlddlemas & Boole, Pier 19 Steuart
Boss George, 6 folsom
Thomas Dawson, 46 Main
Whelan John A. & Brothers. 254 Spear
WUkiDsde Wlnton W., 508 Battery
Willcutt & Rowe, 5 Merchant
Sblrt SXannractarers.
A pelt Charles M.. 136 Montgomery Av
Beamish P., 693 Market
Berman Otto, 417 Kearny
Black Hy 26 Montgomery
Bridge H. S. A Co., 103 Montgomery
Bnrtls Robert W^ 41-«3 Second
Carmany John W., 25 Kearny
Cavasso I. Mrs., 608 Montgomery
Crook E. W. (.Keeps' shirts) 126 Kearny
DeMlU E.G., 838 Market
Eagleson & Co. ,535 Market, and 4 Kear
Falkenstein G. A- & Son, 711 Battery
Fenn John H., 1505 Market
GabelH. F., 624 Market
Hall George F., 1149 Market
Herron & Kaelber, 310 Kearny
Irving 4 NeuBUdt, 219 Montgomery
Kent T.E., 597 Mission
Kusel S. A., 806 Valencia
Lawton W. D. & Co., 608 Market
Lightbody J. P. & Co., 531 Mlsalon
Lowe S., 38 Gearv
McPherson & Conway, 1384 Market
Mever Charles, 1906 Mission
NEUSPADTEB BROS..SW cor San-
some and Pine
Xunan James I., 1315 Market
Popper C. , 431 Kearny
Popper Simon, 235 Kearny
Reeb Ellas, 232 Bush
Bogerson James C^ 521 Valencia
Sevmour William H. (agent) 120 Sutter
Shirek & Tonner, 13-15 Sansome
SUbersteln Simon, 1310 Buchanan
Stolz * WeldenreichL302 Bush
Wadsworth Charles H., 150 Eddy
Walzmann & Schmltz, 1228 Market
NEUSTADTER BROTHERS,
Manufacturers and Importers
— OF—
Gents' rumishing Goods.
Manufacturers of
STAKDABD SHIKTS,
S.W. cor. Sansome and Pine Streets.
SblrU-Betail.
(See FumUhing Good* Qentt'.^
Shoe and daiier Upper*—
Mannfactnrers.
Bourne Richard A., 28 Second
DolUver & Bro.. 573 Market
Rosseter & Smith, 545 Market
Sboe Dresainer.
BIXBT S. M. & CO.. lOeDavla
SchwabacherA Salts, 617 Brannan
Sboe Flndlns*.
BatchelderA Co., cor Twenty-ninth
and Mission
Bourne R. A., 28 Second
Cahn, Nlckelsburg & Co., 129 Sansome
DoUlver A Bro., 573 Market
Hecht Bros. A Co., 25-27 Sansome
Jones Orln A Co. (soles) 103 Battery
Klopper Frederick, 26 O'Farrell
Lewis E. A Co., 37 Second
Macomber C. A. & Co., 318-320 CHay
Magee A Moore, 310 Clay
Mattern 4 Moore,25 New Montgomery
Nichols A. C. A Co.. 402 Battery
Pope LTiarles W., 506 Battery
Rosseter A Smith, 545 Market
TTrbach Ignatz, 618 Montgomery
WlUlams Bros., 569 Market
Sboe Inner Soles.
Cooler Earl K. (tule) Twenty-fourth,
nr Hampshire
Jones Orln A Co., 103 Battery
Sboe 91 achinerr.
Rosseter & Smith, 545 Market
Shoe Thread*.
BARBOTTR BROS. CO. THE,
517-519 Market
Shooting Oalleriea.
Bloom John, 911 Kearny
Herman Rudolph, Harbor View
Honn Jacob, 310 (irant Av
Ladd Charles D., 529 Kearny
Moller Louis, 712 Washington
Smith Charles, 815 Kearny
Shot Mannfactiirer*.
SEIiBY SMELTEVG AIVD
I^KAD CO., SE cor Howard and
First, office 416 Montgomery
Show Cards.
Burkardt Max, 545 Washington
MansellF. A(Jo.,225Po8t
Passet A Hahn, 7 Brooks
Pldge D wight M., 9 Geary
Roberts John W. & O)., 10 Post
Stalb (jeorge, 1386 Market
Show Cases— Makers.
BEBNSTErX & CO. , 416 Market
DIXON, BORGESON <& CO.,
37 Market
Furlong Thomas N., 1221 Market
Hoffman William, 532 California
MiUer J. M., 414 Market
ProU WlUlam. 537 California
Tenbner Gustav, 6 Spring
Sidewalks,
CALIFORNIA ARTIFICIAL PAV-
ING CO.. 404 Montgomery
GRANOLITHIC PAVING 00., «2
Montgomery __ _
JACKSON P. H. A CO. NW cor Fre-
mont and Mission
Macdonald M.. 19 Montgomery
PATTISON B. A. & CO., SOS
Stockton
CALIFORNIA
Artificial Stone Pami Co.
(SCHILiraGER'S PATENT)
roB
Sidewalks, Garden Walks, Oorrldon,
Offices, Carriage Drives, SUUes,
and Cellar Floors, Kitch-
ens. Concrete, Etc.
OiHee, 404 montcomerjr UU,
San Francisco.
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 FIRST ST.
TBIjBFHONB 82.
LITHOGRAPHERS
PHENIX INSURANCE CO, OF BROOKLYN. ^- «• %Y9%i?^^rtf: s^t.
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SIL
GOLD, SILVER AND iilCKEL-PLATING WORKS
SilTfir PlatGi Amalpfflatii Plates
FOR SAVING GOLD.
Every Description of Worl( Plated with Gold,
Silver, Nickel, or Copper.
653-655 Mission Street,
(Between New Montgomery and Third,) SAW FRANCISCO.
EDWARD G. DENNISTON,
W. E. SHEPMAN. A. RXJDOEAB.
SA]¥ FRANCISCO
GOLD, SILVER AND NICKEL PLATERS,
Electro Bronzing, Grinding and Polisbing.
GRATB AND PENDER TV^ORK.
All kinds of Brass Goods made to order.
Silver Plated Amalgamating Plates furnished to order.
RUDGEAR & SHEPMAN, Proprietors,
108 First Street, - - - San Francisco, Cal.
Turn to
Granolithic Paving Go's
ADVERTISEMENT
Under heading Stone Manufacturer*.
ArliJclal Stone Sidewalks
Over Basement Extensions,
Of Hyatt's Patent.
Jackson's Patent WATER and DAMP
PROOF WALLS and BASEMENT
ELOORS to resist water pressure
any distance below tide-water,
P. H. JACKSON & CO.
OTFICE,
KW cor. Fremont and Mlseion Sta.
Factory 231 First.
SiBUS-BIetallie.
(See Metallic Signt.)
SlUc Ciooas.
(See Dry Oooda; aUoHmey Good*.)
Siltc Bf annfacf arera.
Beldlng Bros. & Co. (sewing) 585 Mfct
Brown & Metzner (Corticelll) 535 Mkt
Carlson & Currier (Beldlng'a Silks) 585
Market
Hlgglnbotham Wm. H.,357 Tehama
San Jose Silk Factory, 549 Market
Yates & Hunter (agents) 537 Market
Silver Platens.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC GAS-
LIGHTING CO., 35 Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC POWER
CO., 35 Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
WORKS. 35 Market
DENNISTON E. G., 653-655 Mission
Ekelnnd Eric, 9 Hardie PI
ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION
AND MAINTENANCE CO., 35
Market
Hawkins & Sliver, 625 Merchant
Lundv Thomas, 7-9 Third
MARTELL JOHN, 623 Sacramento
PACIFIC ELECTRO DEPOSITING
WORKS, 35 Market
PartlceUl Angelo, 720 Bryant
Schaezleln R., 13 Trinity
San Francisco Novelty and Plating
Works, 108 First
'WIL.Zi & FINCK, 818 Market
Zante Daniel, ISO Jessie
CALIFORNIA
EL[CTRICIIL WORKS,
35 ncarfeet Street.
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
OF ALL DESCEIPTIONS.
SllTersmitlis.
Braverman Louis & Co., 119 Mont-
gomery
California Jewelry Co., 134 Sutter
GORHAM MANUFACTURING C0„
120 Sutter
Koehler August, 13 Trinity
Rltter Charles A., 120 Sutter .
Schaezleln R., 13 Trinity
Schohav Albert, 302 Hayes
Schulz & Fischer, 513 Market
SHREVE GEO. C. & CO., 196-110 Mont-
gomery
VandersUce W. K. & Co.. 136 Sutter
Silver Ware.
(See also WatchmakersandJewelert.')
Barrett & Sherwood, 140 Montgomery
Braverman Louis & Co., 119 Mont-
gomery
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
HCanufEicturers of Show Caaes
and Store Fiztoref.
37 Market St
LULIrOL UA I RA Un\\ France to this country, but without Brandv T 530 WASmraWN STEZCT.
I country, but without Brandy.
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California Jewelrv Co., 134 Sutter
Clcott Frank X., 406 Market
Falrpolnt Mnffe' Co., Peter B. Simons &
Son agents. 220 Sutter
DInkelsplel S. B. & Co., 120 Sutter
Holmes, Booth & Haydens, 406 Market
Haskell & Muegge, 206 Kearny
Jordan George, 433 Montgomery
Koehler August, 13 Trinity
LevLson Bros., 134 Sutter
Lundy Thomas, 7-9 Third
Pacific Jewelry Co., 17 Battery
Bitter Charles A., 120 Sutter
Bchaezleiu R., 13 Trinity
Schalz & Fischer, 513 Market
Sherwood William J., 140 Montgomery
SHKEVE GEO. C. & CO., 106-110 Mont-
gomery
Simons Peter B. & Sons, 220 Sutter
Straus August. 207 Montgomery
Tltcomb A. C. & Co., 24 Post
Vandersllce "W. K. & Co., 136 Sutter
e-CSHBEYE.
.J.LEWIS. GEO. BOJiirr
GEO. C. SHREVE & CO.
106-108-110 Montgomery.
3 ±l.-%7-& r-c«r«,ro.
WATCHES,
Jewelry and Diamonds.
Slop Hoppers.
BURR C. H. & G. W.. 667
Mission
IlB John G., 814 Kearny
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Smelting W^orlis.
SE1.BY SBLELTING AND
KiEAD CO., office 416 Mont-
gomery
Smokers' Articles— ^Tliole-
sale.
Frohman S. 4 Co., 335 Kearny
Goodyear Rubber Co., 577 Market •
Son Brothers, 1 Sansome
Wagner Charles M., 315 Kearny
WeU M. & T. (fe Co., NE cor Sansome
and Market
Soapmalcers' Tools and
Blaterials.
Jackson T. W. & Co., 104 Market and 3
California
Bobbins F. A., 221-223 First
Soap Bfannfactnrers and
Agents.
Alta Soap Co.. 109 Oregon
Applegate John J., 12 Bush
AEMES <fe DALLAM (agents) 226-232
Front
Babbitt B. T. (New York) 208 Sac
Bettman Moses, office 130 California
Bradley Patrick, 750 Brannan
ChoubertJ., E s Nebraska, bet Ala-
meda and El Dorado
Clark Michael, NE cor Nebraska and
El Dorado
Coddington W. H., Tennerlffe, bet
Adele and Stringham
Coleman Wm. T. & Co. (agents) SE cor
Market and Main
Commercial Soap Co., Alameda, bet
Rhode Island and De Haro, office
223 Sacramento
Conlln M. J., NW cor Kansas and
Center
Consolidated Soap Co.,W8 Wisconsin,
bet Napa and Sierra
Co-Operative Soap Co., 211 Sacramento
Cudell Gustave, SW cor Utah and
Center
Dakln <fe Llbbey, 223 Sacramento
Dolan Thomas, PotreroAv, nr Alameda
Eagle Soap Co., office 204 Clay
FISCHBECK & GLOOTZ, cor Slx-
teenth and Utah, office 214 Sacra to
Hellmann Richard W., cor Sixteenth
and De Haro
KeUy Edward, N s Greenwich, nr
Webster
Knhn Bernhard, 402 Front
Lucy G. R. & Co., SE cor Brannan
and Ninth, office 123 California
Luhn Otto 4 Co., 117 Diamond
McDonald H. B. & Co., 870 Folsom
Mission Soap and Candle Works, office
108 Bush
NEW ENGLAND SOAP CO., Flsch-
beck 4 Glootz, cor Utah and Slx-
teenth, office 214 Sacramento
Newell & Bro., 221 Davis
Peake George E., cor Folsom and Six-
teenth
Petersen Charles A. 4 Co., 216 Tenth
Petersen Henry P., 1760 Harrison
Petersen's Charles' Sons, 10 Front
Seidel Frederick E., E s San Bruno
Road, nr Twentv-ninth
Smith H. W. 4 Co., "office 116 California
Standard Soap Co., 525 Market
Society Badges.
Schaezleln B, 13 Trinity
Soda.
(See also Oream Tartar, etc.)
Gulttard E. & Co., 207-209 Sacramento
Horstmann John, 769-775 Bryant
Jackson T. W. & Co., 104 Market and
3 California
Pacific Corax, Salt and Soda Co., 230
Montgomery
Rleger P. 4 Co., 511 Front
Stauffer & Co., cor Dupont and Bay
Tyler S. H. 4 Son, 218 Sacramento
Soda Water Mannfactnrers.
Bay City Soda Water Co., 112 Golden
Gate Av
Breig 4 Schafer, 1710 Folsom
Bruning & SchaUer, 323 Francisco
California Soda Works, NE corOctavia
and Ivy Av
Crystal Soda Water Co., 2308 Mason
Eureka Soda Works. 222 Elm Av
Pacific Soda Works, 1710 Folsom
Pyne Thomas J., W s Montgomery A v,
nr Francisco
Quiros I. 4 Co., 1012 Market
Somps P. G., 261 Clementina
Thompson George C, 1915 Mason
Walsh & Welch, 1721 Market
Solar Printing.
Craig <fc Mosher, 22 Kearny
Duhem Victor. 1324 Polk
Reed William, 306 Turk
Strebeck WllUam M., 216>^ O'Farrell
Solder 9f annfactnrers.
SELBT SMELTING AND LEAD
CO., office 416 Montgomery
TAY GEORGE H. & CO.,
614-618 Battery
Spar Blakers.
Alexander R. S. & Son, 223 Dmmm
Allen Lumber S., 103 Steuart
Boole George, 5 Spear
Castner C. A. & Co., S a Berry, bet
Fifth and Sixth
Clark 4 Webster, 22 Spear
Damon GJeorge D., 419 Drumm
Farnham J. H. 4 Co., 6 Folsom
MIddlemas & Boole, Pier 19 Steuart
Ross George, 6 Folsom
Simmons & Meyers, 17 Howard
Whelan John A. 4 Brothers, 254 Spear
WlUcntt 4 Bo we, 5 Merchant
$pice Mannfacturers.
iSee Coffee and Spice Mills.)
Redlngton 4 Co., 529-531 Market
Satterthwalte, Sozin 4 Co., 518 Market
Spool Cotton.
Brown 4 Metzner (Chadwick's) 535
Market
CLARK'S O. N. T., James
Elder agent, 538 Market
Hall Gilbert C. (Brooks) 585 Market
KERR & CO., 517-519 Market
Kittle & Co. (Coats') 202 California
Spoons— Tinned Iron.
MIX G. I. 4 CO., 528-530 Market
Sporting CN>oda.
(See alto Sunt and Sporting Mix-
teriaU.)
Bemzott Frank, 632 Grove
BRinV.S WICK-BALKE -COL-
„_ LiASrOER CO., 6.53 Market
STRAHLE JACOB &'C( ... 5ll Market
WILIi & PINCK, 818 Market
Spring Beds.
S'.Mfi ''''3"S"° S- * Son, 21 New Mont
Pacific Spring and Mattress Co., 762
Mission
Spring Twines.
DOYLE HENRY & CO..
517-519 Market '
Stables-LiTery.
Archibald P. L. 4 Co., 1342 Market
Beerman Max, 620 McAllister
BeUI Silvio, 526 Union
Bennett John, 621 Grove
Bridge W. E., 423 Post
Brugge George, 42-44 Clay
Chapman F. M., 126 Ellis
Clayburgh 4 Brandenst«ln, SW cor
New Montgomery and Mission
Conklln Maurice, 1114 Mission
Connors 4 Winter, 21U Polk
Corbett P. J. 4 Son, 518 Hayes
Crittenden C. S., 409 Tavlor
D'Arcy <fe Nolan, 2414 CaUfomla
Dennis Brothers, 26U Bush
Dowllng Edward, 137 Fourteenth
Dowllng Richard, 327 Sixth
Doyle Edward H., 246 Third
Dryer Charles F., 1315 Stockton
Eggleton George 4 Co.. 121 Jackson
Ehlers John, 1221 Pierce
Estrada Prosper. 708 Batterv
Fabri Giuseppl, 712 Broadway
Fagen James, 332 Bush
Ferguson James P. 4 Son, 134 Seventh
Fitzgerald 4 Conlon, 1523 California
Fitzpatrlck Martin. 814 Mission
Flood 4 Bacome, 823 Folsom
Foley Thomas, 1812 Powell
French John B., 919 Golden Gate Av
Garrlty Peter. NE cor Golden Gate Av
and Leavenworth
Gray H. W. 4 Co., H Webb
Hamilton Thomas J., 608 Howard
Harris R. W., 807 Montgomery
Hart Moses <fc Co.. 814 Geary
Hayes John T., 775 Market
Hlldebrand G., 1619 Powell
Hopkins George W.. 1925 Bush
Hoppe & Sachs, 1715 Sacramento
Horn John, NE cor Walnut Av and
Laguna
Horrlgan Dennis, 8 St. George's Alley
HunslcKer John, 406 Tehama
Hurst James. 38 Sixth
Hynard Alonzo P., cor Mission and
Potter
Joyce Edmond, 729 Valencia
KeUett Charies, 2616 Mission ■
KeUey Thomas, 1629 Pine
KUbum William, 1615 Market
King D. C, 1603 West Mission
Klein Frederick C, 9-15 Washington
Lambert William P., 875 Folsom
Ledgett Richard D., 420 Pacific
Mann John D., 918 Geary
Marsill L. 4 Co., 320 Broadway
Marson Charles F., 187 Stevenson
Maxon & Ackley, 1497 Market
McBride Michael J., Ill O'Farrell
McCafl^ertv William, 2428 Mission
McCarty Daniel, 1129 Market
McCord Alexander & Co., 221 Ellis
McGlinn Patrick, 126 Fourth
McGurk John, 222 Fifth
McKenna 4 Cole, 737 Folsom
Michelsen M. & Son, 615 Ellis
Mills William, 908 Harrison
Milrov 4 Fiddes. 1336 Market
Morshead John W., 25 Washington
Mosser John J., 1539 Mission
Motron! 4 Guastuccl, 515 and 633 Green
Murphv John W., 408 Bush
Nathans., 1623 Powell
Nichols John J., 1311 CaUfomla
Nolan John, 1613 California
Norton H. M., 432 Turk
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CALIFORNIA
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Bfannfttetnrer of every descrlpMon of
PABSBNaSR, STRBET AND FRfXIGHT OABS.
48 to 50 Beale Street, San Frau«te«o.
Truman; Isham & Hooker.
491-497 Marh«t St. Agricnltnna Implex
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O'Kane John, 1408 Folsom
O'Learv James, 2113 Pine
Payler Charlep, 15-17 Hoff Av
Petere John, 2432 California
Peterson A. S., 62 New Montgomery
Pickett & Hovendon, 16 Clementina
Pitto, Milanl & Co., 706 sansome
Prince C. H., 2125 Mission
Quinn James F., 524 Third
Bayhlll William, 2335 Washington
Riphenhurgh W., 21 Steiian
Eodgers John & Sons, 1606 Market
EoBS Theodore & Co., SE cor Geary
and Leavenworth
Enssell Edward T,, 858 Howard
Scullv Timothy, 8 (Jarlos PI
Slocdm Lot D., 921 Sutter
Smith & Poultnev, 344 Brannan
Stan van Albert P., 1603 Geary
Sullivan Matthew J., 3014 Sixteenth
Sullivan Patrick, 1010 Howard
Sullivan Timothy D., 836 Howard
Swain Josiah H., 417 Folsom
Taylor C. B., 310 Golden Gate At
Toinkinson James, 57 Minna
Traver J. C, 2611 Mission
Vanno John E.. 712 Pacific
Wade William N., 710 Broadway
Waters Arthur.NW cor Polk and Geary
Watson & Coulter, 2912 Mission
Will Charles. 440 Eddy
Wood worth L. C, 1009 Valencia
Wren James J., 1123 Mission
Staffe liines.
{Agents.)
Boomer A. H., 320 Sansome
Harmon Charles A., 316 Stenart
MUler Samuel 613 Market
'Waitoii Thomas T.. 138 Montgomery
Washburn Albert H., 613 Market
Stained eiasa.
PATTISONE. A. & CO., 308
Stockton
Stair Bnllders.
Bishop Homor L., 134 Main
DREW <t McLaughlin, 220Stenart
FRICK HENRY SI. , 211 MiBsion
GRANOLITHIC PAVING CO. (ce-
ment) 4'22 Montgomery
JESSE & DREW, 132 Berry
LANGLAND N. P.. 407 Mission
McKee John, 730 Sixteenth
Melle Jacob, 136 Main
SANBORN ALBION I., Mechanics'
Mill
VABDEHBURaH & LEWIS,
819 Bryant '
Wyatt Thomas, 512 Fifth
Stampins and Plnklnff.
(See Embroidery Stampers.)
Stamps— Rubber.
(.See Rubber Stamp*.)
Starch Importers.
COLiEMAN WM. T. & CO.,
8E cor Market and Main
Cotrel Thomas Jr. (Gilbert's) 405 Front
Dempster 4 Keys, 202 Market
Fisher George A., 109 California
Olcovlch Brothers, 12-14 Front
Starcb Maiinractnrers.
Everdlng J. <fc Co., 48 Clay
Stationers— l¥boIesale.
BANCROFT A. L.. & CO., 607
Market
Bancroft Brothers A Co., 532 Market
Bancroft-Whitney Co., 613 Clay
Blake, Moffltt & Towne.5l6 Sacram'to"
Carlisle A. A Co., 218 California
Carson Samuel & Co., 3 Sansome
Crocker H. S. & Co., 215 Bush
CUNNINGHAM, CUBTIS8 &
WELCH, SW cor Sansome and
Sacramento
DENNY EDWARD & CO., 418
I Montgomery
DUTTON <b PARTRIDGE,
j 212-214 California
EVANS J. J., 406 California
Gregoire Louis & Co., 6 Post
Gunn Adam F. (agent) 329 Sansome
HISTORY CO. THE, 723 Mar-
ket
Leary A. J., 404 Sansome
Leavitt S. B. & Co., 406 Sansome
LeCount Bros.,53:J Market
Metzger Louis, 322 Sansome
Oberdeener Wolf, 322 Sansome
Pacific Paper Co., 416 Sacramento
Pavof , TTpham & Co., 204 Sansome
San Francisco News Co., 210 Post
Sloane Charles E., 3 Sansome
Stevenson & Lonewiil, 539 Market
Tauzv, Gifford & Co., 122 Geary
Well M. AT. & Co., NE cor Sansome
and Market
White James T. & Co., 3 Sansome
WlUlar H. E. & Co., 310 California
Stationers— Retail.
(*Importerx. See also Bookseller*,
also Varieties.)
Adelson J., 2,'^ Sixth
Afeld Joseph, 805 Laikln
Agnew M. A. Mrs., 514 Poet
Alexander Leo., 202 Bush
Arnheim Samuel S., 8 Stenart
Ash Fannie V. Mrs., 1521 Mission
Bailev Joseph H., 524 Montgomery Av
♦BANCROFT A. L.. & CO .,607
Market
Bancroft Brothers A Co., 522 Market
Bancroft- Whitney & Co., 613 Clay
<-Barkhaus F.W. * D., 213 Kearny
Bauer & Brady, 232 Van Ness Av
Beach C, 107 Montgomerv
Bellmer John U. C. 430 Third
Blake S. C. (estate of) 503 Kearny
Bloxham Charles, 302 Sixteenth
Boch Theresa Mrs., 2115 Fillmore
Bonner William J., 125 Fifth
Bowles James, SE cor LeidesdorfT and
Commercial
BRIER W. W. & SON, 42
Geary
Brunt & Fisher, 515 Bush
Carlisle A. A Co., 218 California
Carr Julia G., 1203 Turk
Cassidv M. E. Mrs., 143 Fifth
Chllds George, 703 Polk
Cogan John, 834 Market
Colbert John H., 450 Third
Cooper James K., 746 Market
Corden Thomas J., 525 Fourth
Corn well Stephen G., 612 Montgomery
Courvoihier K. L., 2431 Mission
CrabbH. Mrs., 23.31 Mission
*Crocker H. S. & Co., 215 Bush
*f CUNNINGHAM, CURTISS A
WELCH, SW cor Sansome and
Sacramento
♦DENNY EDWARD & CO.,
418 Montgomerv
*Dittmann Emile, 1514 Polk
Dobrzent'ky Sarah Miss, 717 Larkln
Dodge Brothers, 225 Post
Dorgan Thomas J., 3.39 Hayes
Doxey William. 631 Market
Doyle M. J., 38 Ninth
Duffy Nell Mrs., 503 Jones
Duley Mary Mrs., 1432 Broadway
Dunn B. E. Mr^>., 151 Ninth
Duran Cruz E., 334 Montgomery Av
"Duttonft Partridge, 212-214 California
Edgerly S. A., 215 Montgomery Av
Edwards & Co., 624 Montgomery
EVANS J. J., 406 CalifornU
Fischer Herman, 1110 Stelner
Frank A. H.. 106 Leidesdorff
Gellatiey James R„ NE cor Fourth
and Mission
Geraghty M., 1127 Folsom
Gerdes & Brune, 227 Sixth snd 160
Sixth
Goodman George L., 207 Sansome
Goldsmith J. K., 1000>^ Market
^Goliy J. B., 302 Stockton
Goodman George L., 207 Sansome
Greene E. Mrs., 224 O'Farrell
'■'Gregoire Louis A Co., 6 Post
Gnibe Max, 306 Third
Guggenhelmer Simon, 613 Kearny
Gutiman F. Miss, 1324 Polk
Hallwegen George N., 40 Turk
Harris J. Freeman, 408 Hayes
Harris Solomon, 402 Fourth
HISTORY CO. THE, 733
Market
Hobbert Henry T., 218 Third
Hofmann Joseph A., 208 Montgomery
Hook Bros., 20 Sixth
Hoole Carrie, 122 Fourth
Hunt James, 1738 Market
Kerrison Brothers, 1719 Devlsadero
King Agnes Mrs., 904 Valencia
Knoblock & Casson, 1128 Kentucky
Lambert William, NW cor Union and
Steiner
Landers John R., 2130 Filhnore
Leary Andrew J., 404 Sansome
^Le Count Brotheis, 533 Market
Le Mar Catherine Mrs., 234 First
Leveque A. Miss, 1203 Powell
Levin Jacob. 31 Taylor
Levin L. & Son, 26 Stoctton
Lindenborn C. S., 1318 Pacific
Long Charles, 930 Washington
Luckhardt M. L. Mrs., eH}4 Post
Lvnde J. E., 203)^ O'Farrelf
Macowskv Brothers, 600 Market
Maunder Philip, 37 Sixth
McSwegan Edward, 138 Fourth
Meier Frederick, cor Sixth and Market
*Methodlst Book Depository, 1037
Market
s-Metzger Louts, 322 Sansome
Moeser Julius, 221 Montgomery At
Mollei John fl., 1230 Dupont
Morris John, 106 Seventh
Nagel Albert G., 540 Bush
Newlands M. E. Mrs., 307 Fifth
Oberdeener Wolf, 322 Sansome
■^Payot, Upham A Co., 204 Sansome
Phllan John N.. 211 Sutter
Pinto Jacob, 503 Washington
Polke & Fininger, 1026 Market
Relnsteln William, 1324 Market
Renler Evelina, 209 Twenty-fourth
Richardson Brothers, 215 Dupont
Roberts John W. & (Jo., 10 Post
Robertson W. Mrs., 2701 Mission
Rosenberg Lewis, 506 Market
San Francisco News Co., 210 Post
Schneider Henry, 819 Broadway
Schoenberg Louis, 322 Sansome
Scott James C, 22 Third and Junction
Market and Geary
Searies William A., 602 Montgomery
Seymour A Gage, 1422 Market
Shea Michael, 837 Market
Smith H. F. & Co., 225 Kearny
Spencer A. G., 500 Folsom
Stalker Ernst, 315 Third
Strickland & Pierson, 3 Montgomery
Strong George W.. 2039 Mission
Tauzy, GlflTord A Co., 122 (Jeury
Taylor James, 903 Bush
Tuska Uriel J., 302 Montgomery
Twiges Daniel A., 408 Third
Van Bibber Thomas C, 1305 Polk
Vogei A Hahn, 410 Kearny
Von Bargen A. 4 Co.. 227H Hayei
Walbel Bros.. 243 Sixteenth
WALDTEUFEL ACHILLB, 737
Market
Wallace Nora, 1313 Pacific
Watt John, 3121 Mission
West William, 411 Hayes
^Whlte James T. <fe Co., 3 Sansome
Wiener Charles, 1613 Polk
Wiener M. H., 342 Sixth
Wllber R. C, Palace Hotel
WOOD GEORGE M. & CO.. 211 Sutter
Wright George W., 619 Mont A v
Ziegler Anthony J., 429 Washington
Statisticians.
McCarty L. P., 713 California
Statuary and afonnments.
LTNFORTH JAMES, 120 Front
Mencarlni D.,911 Mission
Seregnl F., 24 Post
American White Bronze Oo.
MONUMENTS, STATUARY, ETC.
JAMES LINFORTH,
General Agent for Pacific Coast,
120 FRONT STREET.
4^Prlces and designs on application.
Steamboats-Bay and Blrer
Alameda, foot of Market
Alcatraz, Angsl, and Terba Buena Til-
ands, Washington Street Wharf
OBIENT Ins. Co. OF HAETFOBD
Capital,
ABietfl,
$1,000,000
$1,551,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WIL SEZTOIT, Ant. Umgw.
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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WEED & KINGW^LL. 125 First
Steam PacUlnK-
NEIiSOIV S. P. & CO. (combi-
nation and Hestonj 10 Commercial
Commercial Steam Power ■Work8,506>i
Oommercial
Pacific Power Co.. 24 Jessie
Pioneer Power Block, 8-12 Steyenson
Humboldt Steamship Co., for Hum-
boldt Bay, Eureka, Areata aud
Hookton. Searles & Stone agents,
304 California
Mexican Steamship Line, John Berm-
IriKham agent, 10 Market
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
STEAMSHIP CO., for Japan and
China, office cor First and Brannan.
ticket office NE cor Fourth and
Townsend, freight manager George
H. Rice, 2o2 Market
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP CO., for Hon-
olulu and Hawaiian Islands, John
D. Spreckels & Brothers, 327 Mkt
Steerinur Wlieels.
Bragg Robert, 322 Main
Robinson William, 20 Steuart
Stencil Cutter*.
F. M. Truworthy Stencil Works, 318
Front
GREENLEAF J. L.
405 Fiont
HOFFMAN G. & CO., 508 Sacramento
KUnkner C. A. & Co., 320 Sansome
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FtRST ST.
TELEPHONE 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
Truman, Isham & Hooker. ^"-ULSr^^VnJi^JS^'^Snlf^^^
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O'Kane John, 1408 Folsom
O'Leary James, 2113 Pine
Payler Cbarles, 15-17 Hoff Av
Peters John, 2432 California
Peterson A. S., 62 New Montgomery-
Pickett & Hovendon, 16 Clementina
Pllto, Milan! & Co., 706 tsansome
Prince C. H., 2125 Mission
OninTL -Turner Ti- "' "'^•-'
EVANS a. a., 406 California
Gregotre Louis & Co., 6 Post
Gunn Adam F. (agent) 329 Sansome
HISTORY CO. THE, 733 Mar-
Leary A. J., 404 Sansome
Leavltt S. B. & Co., 406 Sansome
Hofmann Joseph A., 208 Montgomery
Hook Bros., 20 Sixth
Hoole Carrie, 122 Fourth
Hunt James, 1738 Market
KerrUon Brothers, 1719 Devlsadero
King Agnes Mrs., 904 Valencia
Knoblock & Casson, 1128 Kentuckr
A. I. SANBORN,
m BUILDER
^IsTZD
TURNER.
Corner Mission iuul Fremont Streets.
sA-isr ruA-iTOisco.
AU kinds of Plain ani Fancy Turning, Circular, Band and
ScroU Sawing.
Orders tor the Country for Stair Material promptly attended to.
J. R. DRETV.
F. MCLAUGHLIN.
>REW.
DREW & McLaughlin,
STAIR BUILDERS
ENTERPRISE MILL,
220 and 222 Steuart Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
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^^xtxjnxjr-X' A. 1j. Hi CO., 607
Market
Bancroft Brothers & Co., 532 Market
Bancroft-Whitney Co., 613 Clay
Blake, Moffltt & Towne.516 Sacram'to^
Carlisle A. & Co., 218 California
Carson Samuel & Co., 3 Sansome
Crocker H. S. & Co., 215 Bush
CUNNINGHAM, CUKTIS8 &
WELCH, SW cor Sansome and
Sacramento
DENNY EDWARD & CO., 418
MontKomery
DUTTON & PARTRIDGE,
212-214 OaUfornla
Goodman George L., 207 Sansome
Goldsmith J. K., lOOO-^ Market
<<Golly J. B., 302 Stockton
Goodman George L., 207 Sansome
Greene E. Mrs., 224 O'Farrell
■■'Gregoire Louis A Co., 6 Post
Grube Max, 306 Third
Guggenhelmer Simon, 613 Kearny
Gutiman F. Mies, 1324 Polk
Hallwegen George N., 40 Turk
Harris J. Freeman, 408 Hayes
Harris Solomon, 403 Fourth
HIST<»RY CO. THE, 733
Market
Hohbert Henry T., 218 Third
American White Bronae Oo.
MONUMENTS, STAT U A R Y. ETC.
JAMES LINFORTH,
General Agent for Pacific Coait,
120 FRONT STREST.
A^Prlces and designs on application.
Steamboats— Bay and Hirer
Alameda, foot of Market
Alcatraz, Ang«l, and Terba Buena Til-
ands, Washington Street Wharf
mm Ids. Co, OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000
Assets, $1,551,954
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
mi. SEZTON, Ai
HICKS & JUDD, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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BRASS BOX BRANDS A SPECIALTY
Inks, Brashes and Marking Pots constantly on hand.
Alviso, California Transportation Co.,
Jackson Street Wharf
Berkeley, East, bet Washington and
Jackson
Oakland, foot of Market .
Petalunia (direct) Jackson St. Wharf
Petalnma via Donahue (S. F. and North
Pac. R. B.) foot Washington
Sacramento via Benlcla, CentervlUe,
Bio Vista, Sherman Island, etc.,
(S. P. Co.) foot Washington
Sacramento Elver and Way Landings,
Cal. Transportation Co., Jackson
St.Wharf
San Francisco Steamboat and Trans-
portation Co., 8 Davis
San Quentla and San Rafael, foot Clay
Saucelito, foot Clay
Stockton and Way Landings, Cali-
fornia Transportation Co., Wash-
ington St.Wharf
StocktonandWay Landings, Cal. Steam
Navigation Co., foot Washington
Steam Enelne Oovernora.
GREGORY H. P. & CO.,
NW cor Fremont and Mission
JOSHUA IIENDY M.\CHINE
WORKS. 39-51 Fremont
Bice H. W., 56 Bluxome
Steam Enirliies.
(See JSriginet.)
Steam Gansea.
(iSee aUo Bras» Foundert.)
Ewln? Charles G..561 Mission
Hinckley, Spiers 4 Hayes, 220 Fremont
MARWEDEL C. F„ 56 First
WEED & KINGWELL. 125 First
Steam Packing'
NBIiSON S. P. & CO. (combi-
nation and Hestonj 10 Commercial
Steam Power.
Commercial Steam Power Work8,506>i
Commercial
Paclttc Power Co., 24 Jessie
Pioneer Power Block, 8-12 Stevenson
Steamabip Aeenclea.
American Steamship Line, J. B. Klrk-
land ageot, 10 Montgomery
CDNABD LINE (New York and Bos-
ton to Liverpool) Williams, Dim-
ond & Co. agents, 202 Market
North German Lloyd Steamship Co.
(New York and Bremen) Charles
Duisenherg, 314 Sacramento
North German Lloyd (San Francisco,
Baltimore and Bremen) 1. Gutte
agent, 307 California
Pacific Steam Navigation Co., Wil-
liams, Dimond & Co., 202 Market
Red Star Steamship Line, J. B, Klrk-
land agent, 10 Montgomerv
ROYAL. MAIL STEAM
PACKET CO., Charles Mason,
506 Battery
Thingvaila Steamship Line (Copen-
hagen and New York) James
Madison agent, 9-11 Market
White Star Line, 5 Montgomery At
Steamship Krlnes.
California and Mexican Steamship
Line for Cape St. Lucas, La Puz,
Jlazatlan, and Guavmas, John
Bermlngham agent, 10 Market
Ca'lfornla Steam Navigation Co.,Wash-
Incton Street Wharf
California Steamship Co., 3 California
Coast and River Steamship Co., 323
Front
Colorado Steam Navigation Co., NE
cor Fourth and Townsend
Columbia River Packets. 46 Market
Coos Bay Packets, 46 Market
Crescent City Transportation Co., 314
Hookton. Searles & Stone agents,
304 California
Me.xican Steamship Line. John Berm-
lngham agent, 10 Market
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
STEAMSHIP CO., for Japan and
China, ofUce cor First and Braanan,
ticket ortlce NE cor Fourth and
Townsend, freight manager (leorge
H. Rice. 2u2 Market
OCEANIC STE \MSHIP CO., for Hon-
olulu and Hawaiian Islands, John
D. Spreckels <fe Brothers, 327 Mkt
OBEGWN BAILWAY AND NAVI-
GaTION CO., for Portland, Good-
all, Perkins * Co. agents, 10 Mar-
ket, ticket office 214 Montgomery
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.,
for Southern Coast to Los Angeles,
San Diego, and Intermediate pons.
Point Arena, Cuffey's Cove and
Little River, Portland and Astoria,
Victoria, B. C. and Alaska,
Gootall, Perkins & Co. agenu, 10
Market
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.,
f.jr New York, via Panama, China
and Japan, Australia and New
Zealand, via Honolulu, Williams,
Dimond <fe Co. as-'ents, cor Bran-
nan and First, ami 202 Market
PANAMA TRANSIT STEAMSHIP
CO., Wiliiams, Dimond & Co.
agents, 202 Market _
West Coast Steamship Co., J. S. Hw-
glns, 42 Market
Steel Pena.
BANCROFT A. L. dc CO.,
Steel Stamps,
(See alio Engravers.)
Mohrig 4 Frank (box brands and sten-
cils) 220 Market
WILL & finch:, 818 Market
Steel Wire Baling: Ties.
TRUMAN, ISHAM& HOOKER, 421-
427 Market
Sieerlngr Wheels.
Bragg Robert, 322 5faln
Robinson William, 20 Steuart
Stencil Cntters.
F. M. Tru worthy Stencil Works, 318
Front
GREENLEAF J. L.
405 Ftont
HOFFMAN G. A CO., 608 Sacramento
Klinkner C. A. & Co., 320 Sansome
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELKPHONE 83.
PRINTERS. ETC.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE LARGEST BUSINESS
OF ANY AMERICAN COMPANY.
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Mohrig <fe Frank (box brands and
seals) 220 Market
Oakley A. D.. 329 Sanaome
RIDIiEY A. E. & CO., 323
Front
SCHENK CHRISTIAN & CO.
323 Washington
IVOOD GEORGE M. & CO.,
211 Sutter
Stencil Stoek.
WOOD GEO. M. & CO., 211 Sutter
Stenoerrapliers.
(See alio Heporters—Phonographie.)
WIIililAMSON R., (law and
general) 331 Montgomery, room 28
Stereotypers.
{See also JSlectrotypert.)
American Type Foundry, 5ldfclay
California Type Foundry. 511 Sansome
FII.MER & STILLER
ELECTROTYPE CO., 414
Sacramento
Pacific Type Foundry, 528 Sacramento
PALMER & REY, 405 Sansome
PAINTER & CO., 510 Clay
SAN FRANCISCO TYPE
FOUNDRY, 510 Clay
Winterbum Joseph & Co., 417 Clay
Stevedores.
Allen & Young, 308 California
Chase James B. & Co., 17 Steuart
Decker John W., 3 Mission
Freese Andrew C, 3 Mission
Haseltine Charles E. & Co., 36 Steuart
Herriman & MlUs, 22 California
Menzies, Bingham & Co., 512 Battery
Pierson Angus. 3 Mission
Pitman & Levansaler, 42 Market
Redmond W. M., 73^i Clay
Sennett J. & Co.. 112 Leldesdorff
Stryker & McPhee, SW cor Steuart
and Mission
Whitney John E., 11 Steuart
Stone Mannfactarers.
(.See also Artificial Stone.)
GRANOLITHIC PAVING CO., 422
Storage Battei-les.
ELECTRIC DEYEIOPMENT
COMPANY.
Storage Batteries,
323 PINE STREET.
Montgomery
Granolithic Paving Co.
stttaet's patents.
Manufacturers of all kind's of
ARTIFICIAL STONE WORK
staircases. Sidewalks, Basements,
Building Trimmings, etc., etc.
OFFICE: - 422 MONTGOMERY ST.
Works: 81-83 'SiaXh St., Sac Fnocisoo.
Stone IFare.
CLARK N. & SONS, 106 Market
MISSION POTTERY CO., 20-22
Eighth
Stone Yards.
Degan & Orford, NE cor Ellis and
Broderick
Flaherty Bernard, Marguesas nr Rail-
road Av
Hawthorne C. R., entrance Odd Fel-
lows' Cemetery
Mathews WillUm, NW cor Turk and
Wood
McLennan <& Redmond, SW cor Sixth
and King
Roche & Sheedy, SW cor King and
Rltch
Sheerin Daniel, SE cor Ellis and St.
Joseph's Av
Williams Frank, 17 Eddy
Storaee.
(Seel Warehouses.')
Store Fixtures.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.. 37 Market
SHEERER JOSEPH & CO., 1628-1634
Market
Stove Mannfaetnrers.
Anderson & Tallon, 12 Market
Bucknam E. H. & Co. (ship) 22 Steuart
Curtis Thomas (vapor) 323 Golden Gate
SA>r FRANCISCO STOYE WORKS,
622 Third
Savage, Son & Co., 137 Fremont
TAY GEORGE H. & CO.,
614-«18 Battery
WUd A Spear, 14 Steuart
StoTe Pipe Elbows.
Wehmoller William (patent corruga-
ted) 416 Seventh
StOTe Pollsb.
DIXON CRUCIBLE CO., 106
Davis
PACIFIC GRAPHITE MAN-
UFACTURING CO., 13 Pine
Stoves— Coal Oil.
(See Oil Stoves.)
BUSH & MALLETT, 34 CJeary
Howse Henry L., 14 Montgomery Av
LANE W. E., 505 Kearnv
Myers John F. & Co., 863 Market
Wlester A Co., 17 New Montgomery
"WOODEV & LITTLE, 509
Market
Stoves and Tinware.
(^Importers. See also Tinware.)
Ahlbach Jacob, 231 Fourth
Anderson & Tallon, 12 Market
Albrecht Albert, 1045 Market
Bertram Joseph D., 1017 Folsom
Bird J. W., 3238 Mission
Brown Charles <feSons, 38 CJeary
Bucknam E. H. & Co., 22 Steuart
Burgemeister August, 140 Second
Carroll & Clark, 404J^ Sixth
Chetwood & Co., 1804 Market
Clough George H., 2708 Mission
Corey Thomas, 204 Pacific
Cosgrove John T., 1828 Market
Crowley George , 230 Sixth
Curtin James, 1123 Market
*De La Montanya James. 218 Jackson,
and 606 Battery
Donaldson E. N. & Co. (Point Arena)
213 Clay
Duncan John M., 1136 Mission
Dyer M., 747 Mission
Elder A Dobble, 606 Clay
Ernst Henry, 634 Broadway
Forno Marco, 1425>^ Dupont
Freeman <fe Wriu, 326 Third
'Goodrich Taylor, 27 New Montgomery
Hagenmeyer & Heinz, 311 Mont Av
Hoffmann E., 1214 Stockton
*'Holbrook, Merrill <fe Stetson, 225-229
Market
*Il8 John G., 814-816 Kearny
Jewett Sherman S. & Co., 527 Market
Judkins E. H., 2101 Mission and 2255
Market
Kane Michael J., 238 Sixth
Kneass&Co.,213Eddy
Koch Frederick, 1063 Howard
Kohler Jacob, 1324 Stockton
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
LEE JOHN & CO., 34 Main
Lesser Louis, 67 Fourth
Levy Ellas, 786 Folsom
Maas Jacob, 1053 Folsom
McCarty D., 931>^ Market
Moenning Gunther, 612 Octavla
<-MONTAGUE W. W. & CO.. 309^17
Market
Murthft William 0., 1417 Buchanan
Myers John F. & Co., 863 Market
Potthoff William S., 1309 Mission
Prag Martin, 215 Clay
Raggles David W., 310 Jackson
Rustemeyer W. J., 2333 Mission
■"SCHUSTER BROTHERS A CO., 306
Sutter and 130 Third
Seller Brothers & Co., 110-114 Battery
Sullivan Daniel 0., 316 Jackson
TAY GEORGE H. & CO.,
614-618 Battery
Vasconcellos Joseph J., 524 Wash
Wadman W. B., 1736 Market
Weaver D.S., 47 Third
Wild 4 Spear (ship) 14 Steuart
Wilson James S., 405 Hayes
W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTERS OF
Stoves and Metals.
308, 311, 313, 315, 317 Market Streei.
Straw Board.
(See Paper Dealers.)
Straw Goods— Importers.
(See also Millinery Goods.)
Bley Abram, 750 Market
Butler P. F., 808 Market
Haker W. <S Hinz. 6^5 Market
Held Brothers & Co., 512 Market
HInz <fe Landt, 543 Market
Toplltz F. & Co., 571 Market
Straw Works.
American, AV. A. MuUer, 660 Mission
California, Bird <fe Haughy,217 Mission
Dean George A., 141 Fourth
Excelsior, John H. Babbitt. 120 Fourth
FASHION, BYRNE & DAVIS
31 Commercial
Forrest James M., 104 Fifth
Kortlck Thomas H., 857 Mission
Toplltz F. & Co., 571 Market
Stncco TVorks.
(See Plaster Decorators.)
Sncrar Mills.
LINFORTH JAMES, 120 Front
JAMES LINFORTH,
Sole Agent for
Victor & Niles Sugar and Sorghum
Mills, Cook Evaporators, etc.
120 FRONT ST.
Snsar Refineries.
California (old) cor Eighth and Bran-
nan, (new) from Nevada to Hum-
boldt and Louisiana to Maryland,
office 327 Market
San Francisco and Pacific, cor Eighth
and Harrison
Snlpbnr.
Judson & Shepard,402 Front
Mexican Phosphate and Sulphur Ck>.,
328 Montgomery
Surety Companies.
AMERICAN (New York) Brown,
Craie A Co., 429 California
FIDELITY AND CASUALTY (New
York) Jas. R. Garnlss, 219 Sansome
Pacific, A. P. Redding general mana-
ger, 328 Montgomery
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fi3.tures.
37 Market St
n IP^F FYTRA RRY ( '^**® Hlghe.t Orado Ohampame, 1 ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
.ULIlOC LA I nH Uni l Equal to the Beat. / 630 WASEmOTOIT i
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SCHUSTER BROS. & CO
306 Sutter St.
130 Third St.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
PLUMBING m GAS FITTING.
TEIiEPHONE No. 1974-1975.
Surgical Institute.
National, 319 Bnsh
Surelcal Instramente.
(See also Cutlers.)
FOL.KERS J. H. A. & BRO.,
118 Montgomery
Hatteroth <fe Rnss, 321 Kearny
Hoppe Rhelnhold, 115 First
Lyons Arthur W. N. (silver) 410
Kearny
Wakelee A Co., SK cor Montgomery
and Bush
l^IIil. & FINCK, 818 Market
J. H. A. Folkers & Bro.
118 MONTGOMERY ST.,
Sole Agents GEO. TIEMANK & CO.
(New York). Complet ~' - -
alogue on application
Surveyora.
(See also Engineers— Civil.)
Allardt G. F., 418 California
Benson John A., 328 Montgomery
Cahill Edward J., 325 Montgomery
Drum Brothers, 402 Montgomery
Gibbes C. D., 121 Montgomery Block
Gibbes Jas. T.. 102 Montgomery Block
Hutchinson Thomas W. (marine) 307
California
Shortt Lawrence H., 120 Sutter
gtratton James T., 325 Montgomery
Tilton Charles?., 420 Montgomery
Van Der Nalllen A., 24 Post
Van Der Nalllen E. L., 24 Post
Von Leicht F., 418 California
Von Schmidt A. W., 808 Montgomery
"Wackenreuder V., 147 San Bruno Road
WlUey Henry I., 325 Montgomery
SnrTeyors' Instrnmenta.
BENNY EDWARD <& CO.,
418 Montgomery
KAHN HENET & Co., 212 Kearny
Lletz A. & Co., 329 Sansome
AIXJL1I.ER C, 136 Montgomery
ROACH JOHN, SW cor Montgomery
and Sacramento
Schmolz William, 420 Montgomery
Tennent Thomas, 18 Market
Sarveyors— Iiumber.
Adams George W., 25 Steuart
Benson George, 25 Steuart
Clough John F., 25 Steuart
Eaton Charles H., 25 Steuart
Fisher Henry. 25 Steuart
Gerry F. F., 25 Steuart
Goodwin Thaddeus P., 25 Steuart
Gordon H. G., 25 Steuart
Haines John P.. 25 Steuart
Haughwout T., 25 Steuart
Hobart John R., 25 Steuart
KIttredge John R., 25 Steuart
Lvman Charles, 25 Steuart
McCallC, 25 Steuart
Milliken William H., 25 Steuart
Morse George A., 25 Steuart
Olmstead James M., 25 Steuart
Palmer James W., 25 Steuart
Pennell Robert, 25 Steuart
Prideaux John S., 25 Steuart
Sanborn N. H., 25 Steuart
Searing H. L., 25 Steuart
Smith Frederick A., 2.5 Steuart
Smith William A., 25 Steuart
Stivers Henry F. & Son, 104 Market
Webb Alfred W., 25 Steuart
Webb Arthur B., 25 Steuart
Surveyora— Marine.
Atwood Henry R., 306 California
Bruce James H., 401 California
Burns A. M., 423 California
Freeman James E., 104 Montgomery
Block
Hutchinson Thomas, 307 California
Thayer I. E., 22 California
Watson Horace H., 218 Sansome
Wilson Charles, 303 California
Snap^ndera— Bfannfactnrera
Beaver Harris, 329 Sansome
Helneman H. M., 35 Sutter
Mllsner A., 112 Suiter
Pacific Suspender Co., 79 New Mont
Zeklnd S., 105 Battery
Snapenaion Bridee Bnlldera
CAIilFORNIA BRIDGE CO.,
22 California
Hallidle A. S., 327 Market
Pacific Bridge Co., 4 California
SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE
CO., 42 Market
Syrupa and Cordlala.
Blumenthal & Mund, 658 Mission
Canen Louis & Son, 418 Sacramento
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
CO., 30 Seventh
Eagle Manufacturing Co., 205 Front
Ferre Albert E. (mnfr) 211 Eighteenth
Jaujou E. A. & Co., 430 Jackson
Lyons E. G. & Co., 510 Jackson
McMillan Donald, 714 Front
Parish Mark & Co., 314 Clay
Philadelphia Mnfg Co., 110 Elllg
Qulros L & Co., 1012 Market
Syringes.
Bntler Hard Rubber Co., 517-519 Mkt
Tactca.
JndBon Manufacturing Co., 8 Pine
Tallora.
Abadle John B., 24 Montgomery Av
Abrahams Lippmann, 706 Vallejo
Abrams Lesser, 1810 Powell
Abrams Max, 919 Pacific
Adams Charles, 1308)^ Market
Albrecht John, 519 Bush
Altmann Jacob, 1024 Sutter
Anderson Charles J., 3 Geary PI
Anderson Eric M., 3 Mary Lane
Asslon Joseph, 205 Montgomery
CO
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Mannfeetnrer ore^ery deiHsrlptlon oC
PAS8BNOBB, STREET AND FREIGHT OABS.
4» to 80 Beale Street. San Fran«is«o.
STEAM ENGINES AND THRESHING MACHINES.
TBUMAN. ISHAH & HOOKXft
4ai'427 Market Street,
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Attell Seymour, 19 Third
Backer Abraham, 82'< Pacific
Balotin Joseph L., 621 Washington
Barber Robert L., 32>^ Ellis
Barii Alexander, 618 Washington
Baron Abraham, 352 Third
Barren Reuben, 251 Tehama
Baruch Ir%'in, 9 Grant Av
Benson Henry W., 218 O'Farrell
Berliner Isador A., 627 Washington
Bernstein Brothers, 417 Geary
Bernstein David, 729 Folsom
Bernstein Herman, 244 Third
Bernstein Joseph, 1R38 Market
Bernstein Louis, Chronicle Bldg
Bernstein Samuel, 255 Tehama
Blake John, 236 Ellis
Block 4 Georges, 119 Sutter
Boas FIncus, 570 Minna
Bogner Charles 0., 11 Sutter
Borkhelm Henry, 26 Steuart
Bool Nelson M., 117 Je«sle
Brandt <fe Co., 139 Montgomery
Breuer John T.. 824 Pacific
Bridge H. S. A Co., 103 Montgomery
Bruggemann Henrv,526 Montgomery
Bruner Moritz, 650 Washington
Bullock A Jones, 105 Montgomery
Burgmon Charles F., 22-i Kearny
Burhans Brothers, 116 Golden Gate At
Burr & Fluk, 620 Market
Canepa Florence (failoress) 7^5 Mission
Casella Nicholas. 302 Montgomery Av
Casey Hugh, 1705 Market
Caesner Lenhard, 3 Geary PI
Clausen <fc Fllerl, 34 Third
Cohen Aaron, 765 Mission
Cohen Abraham, 671 Howard
Cohen Charles, 306J4 Third
Cohen Frank, 568 Minna
Cohen G. & Son, 240 Sutter
Cohen Isaac, 468 Clementina
Cohen Lewis, 547 Mission
Cohen Michael, 476 Jessie
Cohen Simon, 1037 Folsom
Cohn Charles, 135-5 Bush
Cohn Thomas, 6.'>3 Washington
Cohn Wolf L., 411 Pine
Coleman Solomon, 316 Pacific
Collin Henry, 1.307 Pacific
Colman Abraham, 777 Market
Cooper Abraham, 622 Clay
Cooper John, 24 New Montgomery
Cooper Morris. 413 Powell
Creger William, 3 Trinity
Crocker Maurice, 202 Powell
Cunningham Stephen, 5 Sherwood PI
Cnrley J. H. & Co., 14 Montgomery
Curtis Jeremiah, 3129k Mission
David William, 6093^ Howard
Davis Edward, 347 Third
Davis l6adore,404 Third
Davis Jacob, 131 Second
Davis Max, 540 Commercial
Davis Nathan, 756 Clementina
Davis Nathan, 708 Folsom
DIgnan John P., 1055 Market
Domenlcl Baslllo, 1335 Dupont
Dradv Thomas, 6 Third
Drury William, 323 Kearny
Ediin Julius, 429 Minna
Eglng Christian, 203 Leavenworth
Eldlnger Edward, 2239 Mission
Ek John, 6231^2 Howard
Elwell Frank, 713 Sutter
Erl)e Morris, SE cor Sacramento and
Leldesdorff
Erenberg Louis. 5 Trinity
Evans Andrew, 507 Hayes
Fass Aaron, 648'^ Commercial
FasB Brothers, 323 Bush
Feder Isidor, 631 Sacramento
Feld Joseph, 1049,'^ Market
Felsenthal P. & Co., 335 Bush
Figel Joseph. 211 Montgomery
Finking Richard, 341 Kearny
Fischer John, 431 Dupont
Fisher Samuel, 911 Howard
Fitzgerald Austin, 163 Jessie
Fitzgerald James H., 280 Jessie
Flood Bernard. 1006 Mission
Florlntm Aiiolph, 107 Geary
Franks Newman, 131 Eddv
Frledlander B., 1226 Market
Fross Bernhardt, 410 Kearny
Garllck Simon, 2 Golden Gate Av
Gelmann William, 115 Sutter
GeUert Louis. 2 Burnett PI
Gensler Julius, 37 Eddv
Ghlo Felice, 101 Montgomery Av
Ghiselll Gloconda, 107 Pacific
Goldberg Daniel, 441 Bush
Goldberg David, 118 Leldesdorff
Goldman Leopold, 245 Seventh
Goldrlng Abraham. 922;^ Folsom
QORDAN BROTHERS, .»
Kearny
Gordon Robert, 908 Market and 7 Ellis
Gordan The Tailor, 1122 Market
Gottheim Louis, 4 Chronicle Bldg
Grau Hans, 404 O'Farrell
Gross Philip, 2012 Fillmore
Gutman Joseph, 724 Howard
Hagmau John, 410 Kearny
Halsing Ivan M., 12 Thirteenth
Hand John S., 314 Kearny
Hanson John, 156M Market
Harris Charles, 527 Pacific
Harris Jsldor, 60 Second
Harris Joseph G., 204 Brannan
Harris Simon. 321 Montgomery At
HARSHAIili GERSON, 230
Third
Harshall Gustav, 58 Third
Hart Bros.. 116 Montgomery
Heltler Lorenzo R., 115 New Montgry
Heffernan James. 373 Natoma
Hess Henry, 12fi Kearny
Hickey John, H31 Market
Hlntze Isaac R., 338 Bush
Holland Edward, aM Post
Holland Daniel, 605 Howard
Horuberg Axel P., 427 Bush
Horrlgan John. 304 Minna
Houston Richard T., 324 Grant Av
Hull & McDonoush, 28 Geary
)i Thii
Isaac Samuel, 515 Fourth
Isaac Samuel, 502)
[lird
Itaacs Morris, 639 California
Isaacs Solomon, 507 Jackson
Jacob Henry, 1220 Market
Jacob Morris, 15^1 Seventh
Jacobs Jacob, 202 Bush
Jacobs Marks, 508 Valencia
.lacobson Charles. 119 Third
Jackson Emanuel, 611 California
Jensen Soren, 5.36 Jessie
Jeretzkl Mandel, 911 Folsom
Johnson Edward, 615 Geary
Jonas A. J., 772 Howard
Jonas I. & Brother, 309>^ Sixth
Jones Edward, 225 Eighth
Joseph Charles A., 69 Fourth
Josselyn William C, 9 Geary
Kane Jeremiah, 206 Minna
Karatofskv I., 251 Tehama
Karsky Gabriel, 335 Sixth
Kasper Charles, 141 Third
Kaufman Charles, 724 Howard
Kaul Samuel, 405 Commercial
Kavanagh John, 6 New Montgomery
Kavser Marcus, 1603 Buchanan
Keck George, 2936'^ Sixteenth
Kelly Lawrence. 27 J'onrth
Kelpe Charles, 164 Jessie
Kent Anton, 306 Jessie
Knell Samuel G., 1210 Market
Koehler Adam. 209 .Steuart
Kohn Thomas, 653 Washington
Konlngberg William, 1709 Devisadero
Kozminsky H.,527 Pine
Kraft Jacob, 650 Washington
Kramer Charles M., 305 Grant Av
Lacher George, 403 Sutter
Lachman Louis, 518 Pine
Lackenbach Charles, 1422 Market
Lahl John, 513 Pine
Lancaster Thomas, 631 California
Latt Alfred, 631>^ Stevenson
Leishman Isaac, 1412^ Powell
Lemoine Emile A., 8 Montgomery Av
Lemos Leon, 1328 Market
Levi Julius, 759,''4 Howard
Levlne Jacob. 916 Folsom
Levy Aaron, 262 Third
Levy Brothers, 10 Stockton
Levy Herman, 449 Minna
Levy Isaac, 914 McAllister
Levy Isidor, 205 Second
Levy Jacob, 5.37)^ Hayes
Levy Jacob, 284 Stevenson
Levy Louis, 33 Eddy
Levy Marks, 1003 Post
Levy Marks, 322 Sixteenth
Levy Solomon, 2.33 Jackson
Llnd Emlle,3Gearv Pi
Lindo John F., 913 Pacific
Litchfield J. M. <fe Co., 12 Post
Locher F. Joseph, 2.35 Kearny
Loew Aaron, 14 Turk
Looryea Max, 231 Pacific
Lubellsky Joseph, 6>^ Moss
Lynch Hugh, 759 Harrison
Lyons Charles, 1218 Market and 302
Kearny
Mahoney Dennis, 1513 Polk
Mann <fe Benedict, SW cor Montgom-
ery and Sutter
Marks Adolph, 545 California
Marks Sanmel, 209 Pacific
Marks Samuel, 227 Post
Martin Samuel, 307 Grant At
Mayer Henry, 109 Sutter
McCrystle Charles. 1249 Mission
McEvll Peter. 52l}i Stevenson
McLaughlin Charles, 1145 Market
Mever Gerrit J., 1217 Fillmore
Meyer Joseph, 4.30 Sixth
Mevers Jachiel, 501 Keamv
Mever Louis & Co., 19 Powell
Meyers * Levy, 927 Market
Michael Solomon, 117 Leldesdorff
Michaels Abraham, n05i^ Howard
Michaels & Brother, 204 Seventh
Moran Patrick, 410'*. Brannan
Morris Adolph, 122 f hlrd
Morris Henry, 223 Sixth .
Morris I., 316 Sixth
Mucha Philip, 527'^ Montgomery
MuUer Ludwig, 523 Pacific
Mulllns Henry B.. 112 Eddy
Murdock Robert, 731 Mont
Mvers Kasper, 506 Market
Myers MltcheU J., 106 Post
Nathan Charles, 36 Montgomery
Neeb Henry, 1229!^ Market
NIcoial William, 508 Geary
NIcoll Alexander, 816 Market
NordwellO.W., 218 Bush
O'Banlon * Dagenals, 712 Market
O'Connor Matthew. 347 Shipley
O'Mallev Michael J., 763 Mission
Offenbach Nathan, 200^ Fourth
Oisen Edwin G., 15 Phelan Bulldlnr
Oltmann John E,. 118 Montgomery At
Oppenhelm A. A H., S41 Market
Oppenhelm Solomon B.. 1156 Market
Orr A Cooper, 36 Fourth
Otto August C. D., 915 Jones
Owen Soren S., 429 Fourth
Palmqulst John, 4 Gearv Pi
Paredes Francisco, 1516 Stockton
Paul Charles, 13W Mission
Pederson Andrew, 725J^ Bush
Peters Simon, 44 Grove
Peterson August, 3 Mary Lane
Peterson John H..803 Montgomery
Phllp John, 2736 Sixteenth
PlanzHenrv,.'525 Geary
Plato Joseph F.,825 Howard
Pohelm Joe T., 203 Montgomery, 734
and 1110 Market and 11 Turk
Postiglione Giuseppe M.,107 Sutter
Price Hugh, 601'^ Bush
Pvser Michael, 1407 Callfomi*
Ran Eberhardt. 315 Stockton
Ravmond Henry. 1708 Polk
Redmond Dennis, 237 Sixth
Reeve & Staab, 10 Geary
Reld John, 907>5 Market
Remond Ernest. 313 Montgomery At
Rhein John, 506'4 Bush
Rich Lou Is, 637 Geary
Rlxon John A., 442 Jessie
Rocker Morris, 202 Powell
Rodeers Charles. 627 Grove
Rogers Solomon, 1034 Market
Rosenblum A Abraham, 1103 Market
Rosenthal & Schwartz, 212 Mont
Ross Charles L., 638 Clay
Roth Samuel, 308 Bush
Rotondella Giovanni. 112 Mont At
Rourke John, 629 Market
Rudolf H., 1322^ Kearny
Rudolph Miller S., 1151 Mission
Bvchold Thomas, 650 WashingtoD
Samuel Wolf, 416 Folsom
Sanders A Johnson, 5 New Mont
Sarrette Pierre, 1302 Powell
Sausset Louis, 436 Jackson
Schaetzle Xavler, 1037 Twenty-fourth
Schafer & Co., 11 Montgomery
.''charfenberg Adolph, 27 Stockton
Schelbll James, 539 Clay
Scheuerer Christian, 147 Fourth
Schlamm Caesar, 3 Brooks
Schmidt John, 508 Montgomery Av
Schoellhom Ferdinand. 1513 Stockton
Schoettler Frederick, 617 Montgomery
Schubener Louis, 1018 Folsom
Schuneman Albert, 32 Sixth
Schwartz Alexander, 322>^ Broadway
Schwartz Samuel, 855 Clay
Schwartz Samuel, 53 Second
Schwelkert Albert, 222 Second
WASHINGTON Fire lis. Co. of BflStoir«W;J,°3»|r=rr:L"Sr
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
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Shilling Joseph, 1043 Howard
Shipper & Palglelsh, 126 Keamy
Slegel Martin. 242 EIIIb
Slegel Morris, 15a2 Stockton
Seldenbere Harris, 12!^ Harriett
SUverberg Joneph, S30 Stevenson
Simon George, 609 Mission
Smith H. LeBaron & Oo., 652 Market
Smith J. R. & Co., 136 Montgomery
Snow William H., 340 Sutter
SoUberger J., 1205 Folsom
Sondag John, 233 Montgomery At
Sorensen Charles M., 422 Post
Spellman GIdalia, 506 Bush
SteU Henry, 14 Geary
Stein Morris, 6}^ Washington
Stephan Francis, 1658 Mission
Sternberg Morris. 7 Spring
Stevens Alva 0., 331 Kearny
Stodola George, 1633 Market
Straub & Huslng, 317 Hayes
Solllvan John J., 719 Davis
Sullivan Joseph, 34 Third
Sweeney Nicholas, 113 Second
Swenson John P., 542)^ Natoma
TacconI Glanvlto. 403 Kearny
Taubel Leopold, 549 Howard
Thorson Nicholas. 1-2 Phelan Bldg
Tillman Joseph. 607 Davis
Tobln John H. (estate of) 114 Mont
Todesco Jacob, 1120 Larkln
Trautner Brothers, 5a5 California "
Trebols Francois, 222 Montgomery At
VALENTINE BICHARD, 226 Kearny
Venturl T., 432 Montgomery Av
Verbeck Francis, 412 Geary
Tetter Frederick, 142 Fifth
Von Arx Joseph, 110>^ Geary
Wagner Mver, 508 Natoma
Walker Wnilam & Co., 7 Powell
Warmbron Alexander, 905 Clay
Welngarten Henry, 129 Sixth
WeUs * King, 1041 Market
Werner John. 616^ Merchant
Westerman John, 663 Howard
Westlne Eric, 3 Mary Lane
Whalley P., .5,'8 Bush
Wlchertshelmer Frederick, 660 "Wash
Wlchrowskl A., 603 Turk
WUklns F.. 132 Eighth
Williams Thomas S., 2.37 Bush
Wilson Samuel, 1304 Polk
Wilton Ephralm F.. 1344 Market
WImmer Julius, 628 Kearny
Winn Thomas J., 7 Eddy
WIrtner Adolf, 134 Eddv
Wlsslng Frederick J.. 1057 Folsom
Wltkowsky Harris, 235 Fourth
Wood Henry. 547 Clay
Zeltska Henry, 608 Montgomery
ZInnamon Abraham, 114 Eddy
Zlnnamon A. D.. 341 Bush
ZINNS CHRISTLAN, 5 Montgomery
Tailors— Iiadies.
Bechtel Max, 112 Powell
Edwards David, 44 0'rarrell
FBATINGER& CO., 105 Kearny
Messager Etienne, 14-5 Post
Mosgrove, Mahe <fc Co., 110 Kearny
PROBST ALBERT, 126 Eearnj
Radloff Ludwig. 218 Post
Verdler Paul, 315 Setter
Teaw William H., 422 Sutter
Tailors' Tools.
WILIi ds FBVCK, 818 Market 1
Tailors' Trlmmlnss.
BArMGARTEN J. di CO., 7
Montgomery
Boyle S. F. & Co., 22 Sutter
Debrnnner U., 120 Sutter
RA AS E. & CO. , 26 Montgomery
Keiss Bros. A Co., 24-26 Suttei
Rothschild & Schoenberg, 209 Post
Seller M. & Co., 22 Stockton
Stein, Simon & Co., SE cor Second and
Market
Zlnnamon Lonls, 40 O'Farrell
Tallow.
Bayle John & Co., 7 California Market
Beatty James, N s St. Thomas, bet
Railroad At and Susquehanna
California Tallow Works, N s St.
Thomas, nr Platte
Cahen Brothers, 41 Clay
Clarke Frank, W s Vermont, bet Ala-
bama and El Dorado
Clayburgh M. <t Co. . 109 Clay
Foley F. A Co.. 219 Drumm
Frank S. H. & Co., 406-403 Battery
Kleffer Aloise, Guiana, nr Railroad Av
Kron A. K. & Co., 505 Front
Lacher Isaac. 520 Front
Mlchelssen, Roth & Co., 201 California
NICHOLS A. C. & CO., 40Q
Battery
Platshek & Harris, 314 Battery
Pohl George G. , 51 Sacramento
Prou August, W s De Haro, bet Center
and El Dorado
Sawyer Tanning Co. The. 310-312 Clay
Sloss Louis & Co., 310S«nsome
Sumner W. B. * Co.. 415 Front
Tanks — BfauDfactiirers.
Armstrong Rudolph, 227 Main
Bodwell H. H. & Son, 211 Mission
Fulda Brothers, 30 Spear
JEWELL A. M. <fc CO., N s Berrv,
bet '1 hird and Fourth
Krogh F. W. & Co., 51 Beale
LANE W. E. (water) 505 Kearny
TAY GEORGE H. & CO.
(galvanized Iron) 614-618 Battery
Woerner David, NW cor Main and
Harrison
WOODIN & lilTTIiE, 609 Mitt
WOODIN & LITTLE,
509-Sll Market St.
Manufacturers of Water and Wine
Tanks of all capacities and sizes, Wind
MlUs, etc.
Tanners and Carriers.
Anderton F. C, cor St. Thomas and
Yazoo
Balz Brothers <fc Flnkeldey, SE cor
Yuba and Nebraska
Bloom Samuel, N s Army, nr San
Bruno Road
Brandt Brothers, Es San Bruno Road,
nr Army
Cahen Brothers, 41 Clay
Callahan D. J. (morocco) SW cor
Twentv-thlrd and Hampshire
Counlhan John & Son, E s Carolina,
bet Center and Santa Clara
Curtis Richard, E s San Bruno Road,nr
Army
DIetsch G. & Son, 115 Twenty-sixth
Dolan M. F., W s Vermont, bet Yuba
and Colusa
Duncan James, 927 Brannan
Eberhard Jacob, 505 Front
Fannon John, cor Sullivan and Union
Av
Fitzgerald John, Serpentine Av, opp
Hampshire
Frank S. H. <t Co., 406 Battery
Funcke Philip G., cor Falkland and
Tallapoosa
Gearv J., cor Guerrero and Fifteenth
Hecht Bros. & Co., 25 Sansome
Hellwlg C, 131 Twenty-sixth
Imohl Franz, Mission Road, nr Five-
Mile House
Kellv & Bailey(morocco)S s Twentieth,
bet Harrison and Alabama
Kinkier & Schoenlng (sheepskin) Mls-
ston.bet Armyand Twenty-seventh
Krenz E. H.,1230 Hampshire
Krenz 0. L., 583 Mission
Krenz & Getz,209 Twenty-ninth
Krleg A., Es San BruLO Road, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-
eighth
Kron A. K. & Co., office 505 Front
Kron & Eberhard, 505 Front
Kullman, Salz & Co., 106 Battery
KuUman. Wagner 4 Co., 106 Battery
Laguna Tannery, 0. L. Krenz proptr,
NE cor Gough and Filbert, depot
538 Mission
Leak Glove Manufacturing Co.. W s
Mission, bet Twenty-seventh and
Twenty-eighth, office 523 Market
Legallet A. , Venezuela, bet Tomblgbee
and Potomac
Madden 4 Boeker, cor Folsom and
Serpentine Av
McAleer Frank, NE cor Hampshire
and Twenty-sixth
McBowen Samuel, NW cor Harrison
and Serpentine Av
McCarthy Cornelius, 125 Dolores
McDonald Duncan G., 212 Twenty-
sixth.
McHenry Daniel C, NE cor Brannan
and Ninth
McMahon Thomas, SW cor Trinidad
and Susquehanna
Meehan John, NW cor Serpentine At
and Bernal
Mettenfit: Gebhardt, Lewis.nr Mission
Road
Moore C. J. <t Co., 116 Front
Newman Max (kid) Shotwell, nr Army
NICHOLS A. C. <fc CO. (agents)
402 Battery
Norton Tanning Co., office 312 Clay
O'Donnell Cornelius, 607 Brannan
O'Bourke Patrick, Potrero Av, bet
Twenty-arstand Twenty-second
PATRICK A. B. & CO., office
324 Battery
Poetsch A Peterson, Army, nr Folsom
Racoulllat Fellclne, S 8 Falkland, nr
Railroad Av
Ravmond, Squire A Co.. 407 Sanchez
Reilly & Louis, S s Dav, bet Twenty-
ninth and Thirtieth
Rned J. C. A Co. (agents) 119 Clay
Russell James R., S s Day, bet Do-
lores and Church
Sawyer Tanning Co. The. 312 Qay
Schwarz August, SE cor Serpentine
Av and Folsom
Sloss Louis <fe Co., office 310 Sansome
Stein Bros., E s Dolores, bet Thirtieth
and Thlrty-flrst
Stolberg Peter (horse hide) SW cor
Rhode Island and Sonoma
Struven B., 212 Twenty -sixth
Vetterlein Morris (morocco) N s Bran-
nan, bet Eighth and Ninth
WIndt Morris, E s Nepraska, bet Yuba
and Colusa
Tanners Tools and 9Iate-
rlals.
Frank S. H. A Co., 406 Battery
NICHOLS A. C. & CO., iM
Battery
Sawyer Tanning Co. The, 312 Clay
Taxidermists.
(See also Naturalists.)
Blunt A Parker, 997 Market
Dunkerlev Joseph, 1140 Mission
Lorquin E. F., 1005 Market
Lorquin H. F., 410 Kearny
Nolte W. F.. 1346 Market
Tea Dealers.
(^Importers. See alsoOrocers,WTu>l«-
sale.)
Aitken Edwin J., 412 Ha.ves
Bear S. A Co., 117 Battery
i-Bothtn, Dallemand A Co., 215-217 Cal
Burmeister H. W., 12 Seventh
#Castle Brothers, 217 Front
Caswell & Knell, 103 Halleck
•COLEMAN WM. T. & CO.,
SE cor Market and Main
Commercial Tea Importing Co., 9S7
Market
Crowley Nathaniel G., 306 Sixteenth
Davis Rees 0.. 77 Fourth
DInglev Thomas F., 325 Fifth
*Ehrman M. <fe Co., lW-110 Front
Flahertv F. A., 1806 Market
'■'Folger J. A. & Co., 104 California
*Fo8ter S. <fe Co., 26 Ollfomla
Gleason Eugene 0., 1233 Market
Goldberg, Bowen A Co., 428 Pine
Guittard E. <ft Co., 207-209 Sacramento
Harding William, 724 Octavla
HIgglns James, 40 Sixth and 963 Mis-
sion
* HILLS BROTHERS, iOO San-
some
Hnllman H. & Co., 2805 Mission
*Huddleston H. A Co.. 322-324 Front
Jackson Stephen. 40 Third
Laskl B. L., 2529 Mission
Lebenbaum Bros., 215 Sutter and SW
eor Polk and California
*LEEGE & MILLS, 410-iia
Clay
'S'Lennon John A., 315-317 Clay
'^Macondrav A Co., 425-427 JIarket
McCarthy Bros. A Co., 119 Front
Middleholf G.. 142 Third, 119 Taylor
and 701 Lagiina
*MooreI. C, 26 Main
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FJRST ST.
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*Moore L. P. & Co., 26 Main
O'Nell Dora Miss, 2200 Fillmore
*OIiCOVICH BROTHERS,
12 Front
Plstolesl Frank V., 1303 Stockton, 89
Ninth and 1314 Pacific
Robinson, Gilliland & Co., 400 Turk
"Schilling A. & Co., 108-112 Market
Sherwood & Sherwood, 412 Market
*Sl(>gfrled <fc Brandensteln, 118-120
Market and 15-17 California
Stable Brothers, 307 Hayes
Standard Tea Co., 1021 Market
Thompson & Moran, 132 Eleventh
•■'Washington Mnfg Co., 17-19 First
*Wellman, Peck & Co., 128 Market
"Wheeler Frederick A.. 128 California
Williams George A., 729 Larkin
WlntJensifcOo.,1128>4 Folsom
Teache ra— Assaylne.
LUCKHARDT C. A. & CO., 23 Stev-
enson
Van der NaiUen A., 24 Post
Teachers— Boolclieeplnsr-
Barnard's Business College,46 O'Farrell
Espina P. A., 37 Post
Heald'6 Business College, 24 Post
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, 320
Post
Teacbers — Civil EuKiaeer-
iiiB>
Tan der Nalllen Albert. 24 Post
Teachers— Dancincr*
Beaton Norman, 513 Guerrero
Clark A. Mrs., 211 Sutter
Drews Louis A., 71 New Montgomery
Bvatt Emma Miss, 1210 O'FarreU
Goldthwalte 0. 1., 18 Eleventh
Hagan Louis E., 737 Mission
Ham W. E., 2131 Mission
Hinman Zerah L., 1412 Polk
Huddy WlUiam, 909)^ Market
Hunttlng Mary T. Mrs., 1429 Jackson
Johnson Henry, 1021 Clay
Lunt Oliver A., 1310 Polk
Mastbaum Jay, 338 Golden Gate Av
Mtrasole Cora V. Mrs., 29-31 Phelan
Bldg
O'Brien William J.. 318 Eighteenth
Sanders A. A., 431 Post
Teacliers-DrawiuK.
Bender Max F., 37 Post
Emmerich Ernst, 227 Seventh
Espina P. A., 37 Post
Eawson J. A. Mrs., 24 Silver
Teaeiiers— Elocution.
Algulre J. A., 445 Jessie
Beale A. T. Miss, 42 St. Ann's Bldg
Blanding Henrietta, 126 Kearny
Chauvin F. L., 1031 Market
Clark K. Elliott, 328 Kearny
Curtis Emily MIse, 116 Haight
Ellis Lelia Mrs., 14 Phelan Bldg
Greenwell Adelaide W. Miss, 221 Six-
teenth
Gunnison Estelle A. Mrs., 609 Sutter
Housman John P., 2702 Laguna
Juignet Paul, 597 Ellis
Perkins Q. F., 1020 Market
Poulson Edna S. Mrs., 916 Hyde
Ross William T., 78 St. Ann's Bldg
Short Mamie T., 25 Capp
Snyder Julia MelvUle Mrs., 138 Mc-
Allister
Van Orden Emily Miss, 421 Post
Teaehers— Embroidery.
Bernhard P. D. Mrs., 7021^ Bush
Cordes Louisa Miss, SW cor Twenty-
third and York
Dams Minnie Mrs., 1419 Powell
De Remee S. A. M. Mrs., 206 Ninth
Henn P. E. Mrs., 2502 Clay
McKenzie Emma Miss, 2019 Mission
Zeitska Augusta Mme., 25 Lapidge
Teacbers— Fine Arts.
(.See JPainUrs—PortraU.)
-Oyntnastics.
Besslng Theodore, 16 Lewis
Flach Conrad, 424>^ Grove
Teacbers— IJansaages.
Aldersey Ellen Mrs., 2428 Buchanan
Armand Louis, 136 Sixth
Bell Alfred, 1018 Leavenworth
Benfy Myra P., 606 Sutter
Bergerot John, 613!^ Stockton
Binda Emilio, 612 Montgomery
Cesaroni Csesar. 402 Hayes
Chapuls Bertha Mme., 2110 Jackson
Clerc Peter, 1012 Polk
Cohl Abraham, 20V^ Garden
Colin Josephine Mme., 820 Filbert
Cordes Louisa M. C. Miss, SW cor
Twenty-Third and York
Dabaus B. L. Mrs., 702 Market
DB FILMPPE T. B., 320 Post
(Established 1871.)
nUPPE'S ACADEMY OF LANGUAGES
320 Post Street.
Spanish, French, Italian, German,
Enghsh , Latin, Greek, Russian and
Portuguese taught at moderate terms
by thorough teachers, with the short-
est and best methods. Classes or
private lessons day and evening.
continues to give personal Instruction
In Spanish and French ; by his easy
practical method saving months of
study.
"trniqne" method of acquiring
foreign languages where students have
not the opportunity to practice. Fine
library and foreign periodicals free to
scholars.
Delahaye EsteUe, 1825 California
De Moldrup J. Mrs., 806>^ Valencia
Duque Louis, 906 Market
Espina P. A., 37 Post
Estrada Jose, 12 Salmon
FILLIPPE'S ACADEMY OF LAN-
GUAGES, 320 Post
Flrmin F. A., 139 Minna
Gabert Julia Mme., 916 Howard
Gassman Juliet, 412 Fifth
Geaber D..7MaBon
HoleaG.,205 Third
Jaffa Henry S., 2420 Bush
Jolly EmUe, 102 Stockton
Keane Peter, 528 Ellis
Kuchel L. A. Mrs., 536 Sixteenth
Labohm Henry G., 504 Jessie
Lamare E. B., 210 Austin
Lanfranchl Clemence Mme., 1908 Bu-
chanan
Layres Augustus, 526 Pine
Le Favre A. Mme., 1805 Mason
Lewis Leon (Hebrew; 420 Grove
Lombard Frederick, SE cor Green-
wich and Larkin
Lorenzl Egidlo, 614 Broadway
Marquez Gertrude Miss, 1219)^ Laguna
Maurin Jules L. B., 19 Twelfth
May Maver Rabbi, 531 Ivy Av
Mefret Xavier, 1707 Powell
Meisterschaft School of
liangnaices, Charles H. Sykes
principal, 324 Sutter
Mezzara Amelia, 730 O'Farrell
Morel C. F., 2505 California
Morelos Rosa Miss, 823 Vallejo
Nixon Evelyn, 1519 Broadway
O'Donohue J. J., 18 Turk
Ohlmeyer Martin, 923 Pacific
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, 320
Post
Pfeiffer Aurelia Miss, 804 Jackson
Pracht Julia Mrs., 815 Ellis
Schllecker A. Mme.. NE cor Harrison
and Spear
SUverstone R. A. (Hebrew) 1906 Mis-
sion
Smith Charles J. J., 1808 Laguna
Sullivan Eliza J. Miss, 1609 Mason
Sykes Charles H., principal Melster-
Bchaft School of Languages, 324
Sutter
Tarrant W. H. Dr., 412-416 Sutter
Treat Mary B. Mrs., 916 Hyde
TouaiUon T. Mrs., 817 Bush
Vallejo Andronlco, 1027 Market
WiUlams Walter J. G., 727 Union
Teacbers— aiathematics.
Heald's Business College, 24 Post
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, 320
Post
Tarrant's Academy, 412-416 Sutter
Teacbers— Music.
Abblatl Albino, 555 Stevenson
Adelstein Samuel. 7 Olive Av
Adler Benjamin, NE cor Octavia and
Haight
Altshuler Ida Miss, 633 Ellis
Alverson-Blake Mrs., 914 Larkin
Angells Theodore, 2018 Tavlor
ArrlUago Santiago, 2315 Jackson
Bagot Elizabeth, W s Tennessee, nr
Solano
Ball Daniel, 2307 Broadway
Barth Emii, 604 Sutter
Bartlett Walter B., 123 Phelan Bldg
Bartmann Charles J., 729 Grove
Batchelder Willard J., 24n8 Mission
Beale A. F. Miss, 42 St. Ann's Bldg
Beaujardin T. G., 823 Broadway
Beauman Louis W., 1016 Washington
Beeman M. Mrs., 1005 Powell
Bendix Otto, 2556 Ellis
Bennett Henrietta, 1324 Howard
Bennett J. MUes, 713 O'FarreU
Berg Bernhard, 527 Geary
Bering James E., 923 Filbert
BlMichi E., 129 Phelan Bldg
Blake-Alverson Mrs.. 914 Larkin
Blaikle Susie, 7 Pratt PI
Blankart Otto, 922 Geary
Boneill E. S., 1356 Market
Borchert Agnes Mrs., 988 Howard
Boullet .foseph R., 134 Hickory Av
Bowman Lewis W., 1016 Washington
Brandt Noah, 504 Grove
Brunner Rosalie Miss, 714 Grove
Bryan Emma H. Miss, 2507 Fillmore
Bnchau Adolar, 102 Fifth
Buck Annie M., 2817 Geary
Buettner H., 917 Filbert
Campobello Enrico, 421 Post
Carnes Frederick G., 2018 Powell
CarroU Thomas W., 1910 Polk
Casey Eliza, 307 Eddy
Cashlon Mary E. Miss, 995 Market
Clpollonl Germano, 223 Leavenworth
Clark .\nna J., 428 Twenty-fourth
Clark Annie Miss, 737 Howard
Clark Jennie E. Miss. 144 Eighth
Clarke R. EUlott, 328 Kearny
Code Mamie F., 121 Oak
Cohen- Waldo S. Mme., 1215 Clay
Cole Helena L., 2506 Sacramento
Connell Nora Miss, 1823 Pine
Coursen Ellen Miss, 320 Post
Courtney C, 2 Grove
Courvolsler Mary L. Miss, 2431 Mlislon
Craig Jessie Miss, 2314 California
Cruvelll S. I., 213 Powell
Curtis Jessie Miss, 2306 Harrison
Dama Luigl, 317 Mason
De Folly Caro, 108 Stockton
De Freitas Adelaide Miss. 18185^ Hyde
Delano Gertie Miss, 220 Shotwell
Delleplane F.. 827 Post
De Sllvelra Mme., 2419 California
Devlncenzi Gaetano. 527 Green
Dlercking Louis L., 3 Fulton
Dodge Emelie Miss. 123 Julian Av
Donnelly Mary E. JSfrs., cor Esmeralda
and Prospect A v. B. H.
Douglass L. B., 106 Eddy
Drake Charlotte B. Miss, 8 Bourbon
Dundas Matilda V., 1209>^ Mission
EckmanA. 0.,NW cor lowaand Solano
Edelmann Mathews A.. 219 Waller
Ehn Charles, 445^ Third
Eisenbach Louis, 621 Post
Englander Frank E. , 426 Grove
Esplnosa Miguel. 211 Ninth
Evans Bessie L., 2476 Market
Bvers Henry, 921 Larkin
Fabbri-Muller Inez Mrs., 1008 Post
Fabian L. Mrs., 621 Geary
Ferrer Manuel Y. , 1810 Pine
Feutren M. A. G., 2122 Jones
Field Julia Miss, 341 Hayes
Fiedler Safl'ron, 1436 Mission
Flschbeck H. Miss, 1217 Mason
Fischer Franz, 509 Leavenworth
Fischer Julia Mrs., 1911 Mission
Fisher Ada P., 2635 Mission
Fisher Elise Miss, 2217 Octavia
Fitch Helen A., 1021 Post
Flelssner Otto, 536 Turk
Fleming A. V.,9 Bernard
Flood P. J. Mrs., 914 Twentieth
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St
ECLIPSE EXTRA RRY-f^*^- C,^™P»g°e. comparison wm prove) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
kULII UL LiA I IIH Un I (superiority over imported. No Brandy used, f 530 WASHIHGTON STEEBT.
TEA
1397
TEL
Fonda Henry S.. 3011 Sacramento
rorniee Karl, 524 Sutter
Forster Rudolf, 616 Mason
Foster Laura M. Mrs.. 1020 Hyde
Foster Nettie K. , 1020 Hvde
Freldenrich Samuel, 1019 Geary
Freltas Adelaide, 1818 "^ Hvde
Frledrlchs Philip, 2-Jl Sixteenth
Fuchs Charles, 1024 Hvde
Galliardo G. Miss, 213 FourtU
Galvanl G. B., 434 Ellis
Garcia E., 906 Market
Gardner Sarah B. Miss, 1711 Stevenson
Gerlien Frederick, 308 Sutter
Gibson Fannv, 114 Mason
Gleschen John W., 263 Third
Gompertz Albert, Ewer PI
Gould Sadie E., 620 Nineteenth
Gray Ernestlna Mrs., 529 Capp
Greenhood Bertha, 1900 .''tockton
Gechwandner Josef, 404 O'Farrell
Gutman Alexander, 172 Clara
Haesters F., 725 Grove
Hahn Frederick C, 2128 Howard
Harrison C. R. Miss, 1829 Eddy
Harnett N. T. Sirs., 2004 Tavlor
Hartmann Ernst. 1031 Valencia
Haymanson Alfred, 131 Post
Heetaard Carl V. Mrs., 123 Page
Heimburger Edward, 421 Ellis
Helmers Neil S., 216 Diamond
Henicke Anna, 2207 Pine
Herold Rudolph, 1716 Bush
Herzog Theo. D., 103 O'FarreU
Hener Hulda, 2316 Mission
Hevman Henrv. 206 Ellis
Holengartner G. M., 1421 Pine
Hoffman Charles S., 1013 Fillmore
Hohfeld Edward, 1139 Valencia
Holdredge S. A. Mrs., Blake, nr Geary
Holloway Emma Miss. 305 Capp
Holsteln Jules, 29 Grant Av
Holz Louls^421 Pacific Av
HoizhauerH., 516 Stockton
Homeler Max, 477 Tehama
Hopf Emma Miss, 225 Geary
HubbeU A. E. Miss, 905 Sutter
Hutchins Maria L. C, 1131>< Shotwell
Huyslnk Emilia C, 2436 California
Hyde Marie C, 730 Geary
,Isaacs David, 1053 Mission
Jacobs Sarah, 11 Harriet
Jaffa F. Miss, 2420 Bush
Jaffa R. S., 2420 Bush
Johnson A. M. Mrs., 213 Leavenworth
Karatar Mathilde, 2173^ Polit
KattW., 134 Fourth
Katz 0. M. Mrs., 103 Perry
Katenzenhach Frederick, 206 Post
Kavanagh J. T., 911 McAUister
Kelieher Alfred J., 2324 Clay
Kimball Mary L. Miss, 1202 Paclflc
KImbaU Proctor W., 534 Valencia
Knell John, 1114 Larkin
Kohler Belle Miss, 118 Tenth
Konoplltzkl Lene Mrs.. 2739 Pine
Kringel Max, 2816 Pine
Kuftner Anton, 15 Eleventh
Kuss Charles J., 420 Golden Gate Av
Lada M. Mme., 213 Powell
Lanfranchi Pauline, 1908 Buchanan
Larsen Henry, 706 Mason
Lejeal A. F., 1914 Clay
Lenbart Ella R. Miss, 1634 Howard
Lennep A. , 328 Gearv
Levy Adele, 619 Geafv
Llchtensteln Emma liliss, 1626 Howard
Llebert Bruno, 406 Grove
Lisser Louis, 1241 Franklin
Little George H., 1357 Howard
Littleton Edwin W,. 218 Hermann
Locher Adoiph, 8 Monroe
Long Florence I. Mrs., 734 Mont
LucchesI R. A., lOU Post
Maguire Annie Miss, 660 Howard
Maier Max, 526 Turk
Mallo Hattle L., 10 Hoff Av
Slancusi G., 522 Sutter
Mansfeldt D., 1122 Market
Marquez Gertrude R. Miss, 2119 Mason
Marks Harris, 239 Fourth
Marrack G. A. Miss, 529 Capp
Marsh Eva Miss, SW cor Bay and
Jones
Marsh Henry, 103 O'Farrell
Marsh Stephen H., 1531V; Mission
Marshall Bessie. 416 Golden Gate Av
Martin Clara, 2041'^ Mission
Martin Flora Miss, S s Thirtieth, bet
.Sanchez and Noe
Mathews Katie M. Miss, 1419 Jackson
McAlplne Ella Miss, 1019 Hvde
McDonald Addle Miss, 4 WiUow Av
JOHN HAMMOND
McDonald C. M. Mrs., 2507 Mission
McElwee Kittle Mrs., 925 Union
McQuesten Emily, 914 Union
McGuire Rose Miss. 212 Grove
McKenzie Emma Miss, 2019 Mission
McMahon Fannie M., W s Tennessee.
nr Butte
McMillan Thomas, 1601 Mission
Memmler Herman, 108)^ Ninth
Merrill Albion P., 910 Fifteenth
Merrill S. E. Mrs., 2224 Howard
Meyers Clara Miss, 1157 Folsom
Mills Emma V., 1308 Folsom
Moran Maria Miss, 709 Hvde
Morel Charles F., 1412 Sacramento
Morel G. Miss. 1412 Sacramento
Morrell Charles, 430 Kearnv
Muller Inez Fabbri, 1008 Post
Muller Jacob, 1008 Post
Murch Laura Miss, 2116J^ Stelner
Murphy W. D., 4 Rausch
Nagel Paul, 608 Bush
Nathanson Gottfried, 1303 Mission
Noyes Maud E., E s Castro nr Seven-
teenth
O'Brien NeUie Miss, 821 Bush
O'Caliaghan Lizzie Miss, 231 Oak
O'Neil Nellie Miss, 112 Turk
O'Neill John I., 2008 O'FarreU
Ogilvie James R., 230 Sutter
Ohhneyer Martin, 923 Pacific
Oppermann Henry W., 204;^ Eddy
Packard Chester S., 1909 Stevenson
Paredas Jesus M., 1623 Dupont
Patrick Harry W., 101 Taylor
Perkins G. F., 1020 Market
Peters Carrie 0., 932 1^ Mission
Pfund Amelia Miss, 516 Minna
Pique Edward, 130 Turk
PUse Washington v., 609 McAUister
Pohlman H., 1533 Howard
Poppenberg Robert, 126 Page
Power George Mrs., 1003 Mission
Putnam Elizabeth W. Miss, 1012
Washington
QuerriUacq Minnie Miss, 1786 Folsom
Quevedo Vicente, 1220 Stockton
Quinn Amelia T. Miss, 121 Oak
Raynaud Charles Mrs., 114 Francisco
Reardon Lizzie Miss. 457 Minna
Reynolds Clarke W., 428'^ Seventh
BJcci Sydney Miss, 105 St. Ann's Bldg
Rlssmann Henry, 946 Folsom
RItzau Louis, 803 O'FarreU
Robinson Louis, 438 Second
Eoche Virginia T., 1016)^ Larkin
Roeckei Joseph, 320 Post
Romero Louis T., 807 Leavenworth
Rosendorn Emll, 2132 Pine
Kosewald JuUa, 1524 California
Russ L. M. Mrs., 1435 Market
Sajous Louis, 1012^ Larkin
Sale Sadie Miss, 523>^ Geary
Sanderson Mary F., 2510 Steiner
Schaeffer Bessie Miss, 1006 Pine
SchmitzChrlstopherr528 Chestnut
Schmitz Ferdinand, 528 Chestnut
Schultz Charles, 1217 Golden Gate Av
Schultz Margaret K. Miss, E s Neb-
raska nr Sierra
Schultz Martin, 424 O'FarreU
Schumacher R., 919 Greenwich
Schwarzmanu G., 1515M Mission
Scott Gustave A., 428 Eddy
Selb Herman C, 1227 Pine
Sheehan Orel Mrs., 1022 Mission
Short Lizzie Miss, 805>^ Leavenworth
Sickiesmith Ida Miss, 819 Capp
Slebel Pauline Mrs., 2217 Howard
Slering Henry, 1508)^ Broadway
SIperley LilUe A. Miss, 409 O'FarreU
Smith George L. Mrs., 109 Guerrero
Simons Nellie Miss, 1614 Guerrero
Singer AUred, 37 Post
Smith Charles J. J., 1808 Lagnna
Solano Maiiro, 1617 Geary
South weU John W., cor Fifteenth and
Point Lobos Avs
Spadina Angelo, 2417 Sacramento
Spencer M. M.. 908 PoweU
Spencer Klttie Miss, 916 Van Ness
Speranza AdeUna Miss, IW Kearny
Speranza Domenlco, 104 Kearny
Spooner Harold E., 1218 Jackson
Stauge Frederick, 1028 Treat Av
Stevens Emma 0. Miss, 159 Silver
Stewart Humphrev, 1513 Hyde
Stier Herman, 510 LeavenwOrth
Strlber Louisa Mrs.. 2041J^ Mission
Suffern William, 15-59 Kearnv
SuUivan Minnie L. Miss, 1936 Jessie
Sundiand Abraham, 506'^ Grove
Sutton H. W., 32 Fourth
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Thedy Charles A. (banjo) 127 Kearny
Thiemer Gastav, 419 Laguna
Tlttel Carrie Miss, 113 Oak
Tousstn Emile. 712 California
TROVER CARLOS. 193 Hvde
Uhllg Robert, 106 McAUister
Unna Herman, 6 Central Pi
Vallejo Andronico, 1027 Market
Van Orden Emily Miss, 421 Post
Vice M. A. Mrs.. 720 Bush
Vogel Hedweg, 20 HoUls
Von Byar H. F., 12 Harlan PI
Waterman Emily F. Miss, 1920 Filbert
Weber JuUus, 1814 Sacramento
Weber Max, 608 Fulton
Wedel Gustave, 1605 Devlsadero
Wederkinch Anna Mrs., 411M Octavla
Weigel Ada E., 1524 Bush
Weigel Samuel L., 1524 Bush
Weiss Elizabeth Mrs., 1433 Stelner
Welch Emma G. Miss, 718 Capp
West A. R. Mrs., 226 Taylor
Whlttemore J. E.. 1510 Mission
Wldder Goswin,2812 Clay
WilUams George E., 2012 Mission
WllUs R. Mrs., 1914 Union
Wilmot Richard J., 1006 Jones
Wilson IsabeUa S. Miss, 211 Eighteenth
Wilson Jennie A. Miss, 1109 Broadway
Wilton BeUa Miss, 1006 Pine
Winter Emma Miss. 417 Montgomery
Wood May Miss, 23 Ninth
Woodbridge Rebecca Mrs., 624 Grove
AVysham H. Clay, 501 Post
Yanke R. L., 225 Leavenworth
Yates Fannie W., 1421 Paclfl'^
Zech August, 211 Ninth
Zech Augusta G. Miss, 327 Seventeenth
Zech Frederick Jr., 914 Sutter
Zech WUllam T.. 327 Seventeenth
Zemelli Henry 6., 700 Mason
Teachers— M^STlBatlon.
Gongh Alexander P. W., 45 Phelan
Bldg
McNevin Alfred D., 406 Beale
McNevin Edmund, 406 Beale
Sharp B. B., 32 Stenart
Spencer James H., 45 Phelan Bldg
Teachers— JPenmanslilp.
Barnard's Business OoUege, 46 O'Far-
rell
Elsenschlmel Carl, 99 St. Ann's Bide
Emmerich E. , 227 Seventh
Esplna's Writing Academv, 37 Post
Heald's Business CoUege, 29 Post
Hutting Mary F. Mrs., 1429 Jackson
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, 320
Post
Southern Thomas R., 24 Post
Young Frederick 0., 43 Phelan Bldg
Teachers- Short-hand.
Chittenden Nettie P. Miss, 312 Hyde
EspinaP. A.,37Post
Lockwood Susie F. Mrs, 2224'^ Mission
Phillips M. E. Mrs., 116Haight
Rudy & Eifert, 305 Kearnv
Von Tiedemann C. W., 312 Sixth
WICKSON G. G. & CO., 38
California
Teachers— Teleeraphy.
Heald's Business College, 24 Post
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE. 330
Post
Telegraph Offices.
AMERICAN DISTRICT TELE-
GRAPH, 222 Sansome; Branches,
205 Sutter, 833 Sutter, 961 Mis-
sion, 206 Market, Baldwin Hotel,
cor Bush and FUImore, NW
tor Hayes and Laguna, NW cor
Union and Powell, cor Fourth and
Townsend and NE cor Nineteenth
and Valencia
Bay and Coast, 222 Montgomery and
foot Market
Fire and Police, Brenham PI
Gold and Stock Telegraph Co., 222 San
PACIFIC POSTAL TELEGRAH-
CABLE CO., M. C. Laven man-
ager S. F. office; executive office
14-15 Nevada Block, main office
NW cor Montgomerv and Pine;
branches. Palace and Baldwin Ho-
tels
Mannractnrer of eTery description of
PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS.
42 to SO Beale Street. San Craucisco.
TrUITianj ISnam Ot nOOKer- Bennett Jmnj» Se«t<i atom to the Trade.
TEL
1398
TIN
SAN FRANCISCO DISTRICT, 3 Cali-
fornia; Branches, 310 Montgom-
ery, 200 Sutter, 1162 Market. 403
Geary, 1305 Polk, 912 Market 603
larktn and NW cor Third and
Howard and 510 Hayes
SUNSET TELEPHONE-TELE-
GRAPH CO., .lohn I. Sabin gen-
eral manager: executive ofQce, 323
Pine ; Branches, 961 Mission, cor
Mission and Twentieth, S. P. Co'b
handing, room 16, 833 Sutter, cor
California and Fillmore, cor Powell
and Union, and Butchertown.
WESTERN UNION, NE cor Mont-
gomery and Pine; Branches, Pal-
ace Hotel, The Baldwin, Occidental
Hotel, 205 Sutter, cor Hayes and
Lagnna, Market St. Wharf, South-
ern Pacific Co. Depot, 425 Califor-
nia, 620 Fourth, 833 Sutter, 222 San-
gome, 10 Market, 961 Mission, cor
Valencia and Nineteenth, Valencia
Street D
SW cor
Brannan and Sixteenth, Pacific
Mall Dock and Presidio.
Tele^rapli Snppllea.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC GAS-
LIGHTING C0^35 Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC POWER
CO., 35 Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
WORKS. 35 Market
ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION
AND MAINTENANCE CO., 35
Market
EliECTRICAIi SITPPLT CO.
importers and manufacturers, 328
Bush
PACIFIC ELECTRO DEPOSITING
WORKS, 35 Market
Tents— Sfannfactnrers.
AMES & DETRICK, 19-21
California
Anderson & Co., Ill Clay and 112 Com
NBVUXE & CO., 31-33 Cali-
fornia
White James F., 54 Clay
Terra Cotta Maniifactiirer*.
Browell Jeremiah, 727 Montgomery
California Pottery and Terra Cotta Co.,
William E. Stevens agent, NE cor
Market and Larkln
N.CLARK6tS0NS.
GV 106 MARKET ST.yO
GLADDING,McBEAN8cC0.
iQciR a nfio MARKET ST.
PATTISON E. A. «K CO., 308
Stockton
TRACY BROTHERS & Co., 20 Eighth
CALIFORNIA
ELECTBICIIL WORKS,
35 Karket Street.
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
(5«« AmtuemenU— Placet of.)
TlirestaliiK 9Iacliine«.
TRUMAN, ISHAM t HOOKER, 421-
427 Market
Tiles.
BUSH&MALLETT (floor and hearth)
■ 34 Geary
California Artificial Stone Paving Co.,
404 Montgomery _
CALIFORNIA GAS FIX-
TURE CO. (yeetlbule and
hearth) 122 Sntter
N.CLARKStSONS.
GV 106 MARKET ST.ro
DAY'tHOMAS ilJCO. (limited)
(floor and hearth) 2*22 Sutter
GLADDlNG.MeBEANScCO.
Time I<o«ks.
HallB Safe and Lock Co., 211-213 Cal
Tin and Sheet Iron fVorker*
(See also Stovexand Tin Ware.)
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Lawson John C. 603 Battery
LEE JOHN A CO., 34-36 Main
Sumner Joseph, 1309 Mission
TAY GEORGE H. & CO.»
614-€18 Battery
Tin Can Mannractnrers.
(<9ee alto Stoves and Tinware.)
Holbrook, MerrlU & Stetson, 22S-2»
Market
MONTAGUE W. W. A CO., 309-31T
Market
Paclfac Can Co., ll&S Harrison
TAY GEORGE H. «fc CO.,
614-618 Battery
Tin Plate, Sbeet Iron an«
Tin Importers.
{See aZso JTardware—WJiolesale,)
De La Montanya J.. 606-608 Battery
Holbrook, MerrlU & Stetsc """" '
• Market
MONTAGUE W. W. & CO., 309-317
Market
Selbv Thomas H. A Co., 230-222 Mis
TAY GEORGE H. & CO.,
614-«18 Battery
Telephones.
Pacific Bell Telephone Co., 323 Pine
Sunset Telephone-Telegraph Co., 3;
Pine
Telephones— Aconstlc and
Electric.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC GAS-
LIGHTING CO., 35 Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC POWER
CO., 35 Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
WORKS, 35 Market
ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION
AND MAINTENANCE CO., 35
Market
PACIFIC ELECTRO DEPOSITING
WORKS, 35 Market
MONTAGUE W. W. & CO.,
Market
PATTISON E. A. & CO.,
Stockton
W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Importers of
Enffllsh, Encaustic A Plain
TILES.
309, 311. 313, 315, 317 Market Street.
W.W. Montague & Co.
IMPORTERS OF
Tin Plate anl Sheet Iron,
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317
Market St.
CALIFORNIA
ELECTfilCAL WORKS,
33 Slarhet Street.
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
OP ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Telephone Supplies.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
WORKS, 35 Market
ELECTRICAL. SUPPLY CO.,
Importers and manufacturers, 328
Bush
E. A. PATTISON & CO.
308 Stockton Street.
Importers of EnsH^h and Dealer In
American
Tiles for Floors, Vestibules,
Mantels, Hearths, Facings,
'Wainscotingr & Bath Rooms.
Designs and Estimates furnished on
application.
Tiles— Illuntinated.
JACKSON P. H. & CO., 231 First
P. H. JACKSON & CO.
ILLUMINATING
TILES and SKYLIGHTS
OF CONCRETE AND IRON.
Hyatt's Patent with Jackson's Im-
provements. Also Daylight Reflectors.
OFFICE
N. W. cor. Fremont and Mission Sts.
Factory, 231 First.
Tinners' Stock.
ALLEN W. R., 414 Market
Arnold & Co., 40 California
Holhrook, MerrlU St. Stetson, 225-229
Market
MONTAGUE W. W. <fc CO., 309-317
Market
Selhy Thomas H. <t Co., 220-222 Mis
TAY GEORGE H. & CO.,
614-618 Battery
Tinware.
(See aUo Stoves and Tinware.)
Anderson & Tallon, 12 Market
Adams <fe Pritchard, 505 Davis
Ballard George, 616 Post
Brown Charles & Son, 38 Geary
Bucknam E. H. & Co.. 22 Steuart
Burgemeister August, 140 Second
De La Montanya James, 606 Battery
Duff James, 414 Third
Duncan John M., 1136 Mission
Dyer Manly, 747 Mission
Glbbs Jacob, 31>^ Ninth
Glffln C. J. C., 3015 Mission
Griswold & Cook, 3340 Mission
GvslnG. A., 1519 Geary
Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, 225-229
Market
Holtz <fc Cuzner, 507 Stevenson
Johnston James, 755 Mission
KneasB & Co.. 213 Eddy
Lacy John G., 305 Eighth
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Laske Leon B., cor Twenty-third and
Falencla
Lawson John C, 603 Battery ,
Lea Frank, 504 Third
LEE JOHN & CO., 34 Main
McLaughlin R. A., 646 Filbert
Mistre Simeon, 811 Montgomery
Mocker & Ne wmark, . 327 Turk
MONTAGUE W. W. & CO., 309-317
Market „ ^
Murtha WlUlam 0., 1417 Buchanan
Myers John T. & Co., 868 Market
Paris Victor, 1505 Powell;
Potthoff W. S., 1309 Mission
Power James (milk cans) 49 Sac
IMPERIAL Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,958
6E0. D. DORNIN, {Manager
WU. SE2T01T, Ant Uasaget
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
TOB
1399
TUE
Pras Martin, 215 Clav
SCHUSTER BROTHERS & CO., 306
Sutter and 130 Third
Snmner Joseph. 1309 Mission
TAY GEORG£ H. & CO.,
Battery
JOHN LEE & CO.
Manufacturers of all kinds of
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
34-36 Main St., nr. Market,
Tobacco— Retail.
(See Cigars Setail.)
Toilet Articles— Importera.
(iSee also Druggists.)
Allen James (mnfr) 728 Bay
Redlngton & Co., 529
Richards C. F. & Co., SW cor Clay and
Sangome
Taylor John & Co.. 112-120 Pine
Tool Dfannfaetarera.
AMERICAN TOOL WORKS, 109 Mis-
Tripe Dealers.
AUarl Joseph, 56 California Market
Bavle John 4 Co., 7 Califi>rnla Market
Larroche F. & Son, 1-5 Pacific FruJt
Market
Triple Sewer Traps.
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Tmnkmalcers.
Block D. A Co., 107 Sansome
Goethals Adolph, 812 Pacific
Harris J. & Co., NE cor Market and
Kearny
Hecht & Morgenstern, 327 Grant Av
Hyland Joseph B., (estate of) NW cor
Sutter and Montgomery and 1036
9
^
AMERICAN TOOL WORKS.
J. E. DAY, Proprietor.
MANUFACTUBEE OF
ARTESIAN WELL BORING TOOLS,
And aU kinds of Heavy and Light Forgings, and Steam
Hammer Work. Cranks, Crank Axles, Black-
smiths' Tools, Steel Work, Pipe
Bending, Case Hardening.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
109 MISSION STREET, bet. Spear and Main.
2
^
Harris Charles, 629 Washington
Helmuth William, 506 Jaclsson
Heyneman Herman, 516 Front
Horn & Co., 8 Battery
Jacobs Charles & Co., 420 Front
John William, SW cor Grant Av and
Post
Kaufman, Rau & Co.. 427 Jackson
Klopstock C. & Co., 212 Front
Koenlgsberger,Fallc& Mayer, 119 Pine
Kohlberg M. P. & Co., 526 Washington
Levi H. cfc Co., 117-119 Market
Lewis Wm. & Co., 24-28 California
Llehes Brothers & Co., 14-16 Fremont
ett & Myers' Tobacco Co. (St.
Llgge
ouls,
).) W. H. McAllster
J.) R. D. Laid-
law aeent, 217 Front
Mau Albert & Co., 9-15 Beale
Mayrlsch Brothers & Co., 405 Battery
Mever, Mish <fe Co., 420 Sacramento
Mlchalltschke Bros. & Co., 237-239
Kearny and 902 Market
Oppenheimer & Bro., 200 Front
Pike J. M. & Co., 324 Battery
Plagemann H. & Co., 308 Sacramento
Poliak Arnold & Co., 120 Battery
Rlnaldo Brothers & Co., 232 Battery
Rosenbaum I. S. & Co., 28 Main
Rosenshine M. & Brother, 413 Battery
Schoenfeld Jonas, 423 Jackson
Shaeffer J. W. & Co., 634 Sacramento
Sorg P. J. Tobacco Co. The, 22 Cal
"WELliMAN, PECK & CO.,
126-132 Market
Werthelmer L. & E., 300-306 Front
■--Davis Bros., 419 keamy, 718 and 1234
Market
*Davls Bros., Bergmann & Co., 10-18
Sutter
*Dlttmann Emil, 1514 Polk
Fechheimer Charles S., 720 Kearny
*Feigenbaum <fe Co., 520-626 Market
*Flavin M. J. & Co., 926 Market
Fuchs R., 421 Montgomery Av
Geraghty Michael, 1127 Folsom
Gerdes & Brune, 150 Sixth
*Goodyear Rubber Co., 577 Market
Guttmaa Fanny Miss, 1324 Polk
Kerrlson Bros., 1719 Devisadero
Keogh T. B. Mrs., 11.57 Folsom
OPASQUALE B., 650 Washington
Peters F. M. L. & Co., 207 Montgomery
Smith H. F. & Co., 225 Kearny
Stevenson & Longwlll, 539 Market
Thatcher E. C..2224 Mission
Transfer Companies.
(.See Expresses.)
Translators.
(See Interpreters.)
Trees— Ornamental.
(See Nurseries.)
NORCROSS & CO., 6 Post
PASQUALE B., 650 Washington
Turners— IVood and iTOry.
Atkinson G. F., 259 First
Brehm R. W. (wood) 211 Mission
BRtlNSWICK-BALKE-COI^
I.ENDEB CO., 653 Market
Cameron A. & Co. (wood) 409 Mission
Frei Andrew, 231-239 King
Hardenburgh Isaac (wood and Ivory)
134 Main
Hatch & Weston (wood) 211 MUslon
Heckman Fred 206 Sixteenth
Hofmann Louis, 547 Fifth
Jackson R. W. (ivory and abalone) 518
Clay
JESSE & DREW. Berry , bet Third and
Fourth
Jewell A. M. & Co. (wood) N s. Berry,
bet Third and Fourth
Kemp J. & Co., 114 Mission
Kewnlg John, 10 Stevenson
Kincaid & Son, 37 Main
LANGL.^ND N. P., 407 Mission
Melle Jacob, 136 Main
Mever J. G. H. (ivory) 417-419 Mission
O'Rourke John, 220 Steuart
Oberst William, 411 Mission
Pedersen B. (wood and ivory) 211 Mis-
sion
Schnoor Otto C, 520 Fifth
STRAHLE JACOB & CO. (wood and
ivorv) 515 Market
THE E. BRUNSWIC K BIL-
lilARD TABIiE CO., 20S-2U
Battery
WUiLi & FEVCK. 818 Msrket
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEPHONB 82.
PRINTERS. ETC.
Truman, Isham & Hooker. Sinilur^i s^.u^»^i^V^ ^^rin^^
TEL
1398
TIN
SAN FRANCISCO DISTRICT, 3 Cali-
fornia; Branches, 310 Montgom-
ery, 200 Sutter, 1162 Market. 403
Geary, 1305 Polk, 912 Market 603
Larkin and NW cor Third and
Howard and 510 Hayes
SUNSET TELEPHONE- TELE-
GRAPH CO., .lohn I. Sabin gen-
eral manager: executive office, 323
Pine ; Branches, 961 Mission, cor
Mission and Twentieth, S. P. Go's
building, room 16, 833 Sutter, cor
California and Fillmore, cor Powell
and Union, and Butchertown.
WESTERN UNION, NE cor Mont-
gomery and Pine; Branches, Pal-
ace Hotel, The Baldwin, Occidental
Hotel, 205 Sutter, cor Haves and
Laguna, Market St. Wharf, South-
ern Pacific Co. Depot, 425 Califor-
DETRICK, 19-21
Tents— MCannfactiirers.
AM£S &
California
Anderson & Co., Ill Clay and 112 Com
NEVILLiE & CO., 31-33 CaU-
fornla
White James F., 54 Clay
Terra Cotta Sfanaraetnrers.
Browell Jeremiah, 727 Montgomery
California Pottery and Terra Cotta Co.,
William E. Stevens agent, NE cor
Market and Larkin
N.CLARK&SONS.
GVI06 MARKET ST.rO
niBiiaiBin*
Time Iiocka.
HaUg Safe and Lock Co., 211-213 Cal
Tin and Sbeet Iron "Workers
(See alto Stovexand Tin Ware.)
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Lawgon John C. 603 Battery
LEE JOHN & CO., 34-36 Main
.Sumner .lose ph. 1309 Mission
TAY GEORGE H. & CO.»
614-618 Battery
Tin Can Slanufactnrera.
{See alto Stovet and Thtware.)
Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, 226-22»
Market
MONTAGUE W. W. A CO.. 3n9-!«T
I— Acoiuue an<i
Electric.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC GAS-
LIGHTING CO.. 35 Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC POWER
CO., 35 Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
WORKS. 35 Market
ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION
AND MAINTENANCE CO., 35
Market
PACIFIC ELECTRO DEPOSITING
WORKS, 35 Market
CALIFORNIA
ELECTRICIIL WORKS,
35 Market Street.
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
OP ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Telepkone Supplies.
^^'hJLVl^^^''' ELECTRICAL
_ WORKS, 35 Market
EL-ECTRICAIi StJPPIiY CO.,
knporters and manufacturers, 328
Bush
TILE S-
309. 311. 313. 315, 317 Market Street.
E. A. PATTISON & CO.
308 Stockton Street.
Importers of English and Dealer In
American
Tiles for Floors, Vestibules,
Mantels, Hearths, Facings,
'Wainscotingr te Bath Rooms.
Designs and Estimates furnished on
application.
Tiles-IIIaminated.
JACKSON P. H. & CO., 231 First
P. H. JACKSON & CO.
ILLUMINATING
TILES and SEYLIGHTS
OF CONCRETE AND IRON.
Hyatt's Patent with Jackson's Im-
provements. Also Daylight Reflectors.
OFFICE
N. W. cor. Fremont and Mission Sts.
Factory, 231 First.
Anderson <fe Tallon, 12 Market
Adams & Prltchard, 505 Davis
Ballard George, 616 Post
Brown Charles & Son, 38 Geary
Bucknam E. H. <t Co.. 22 Steuart
Burgemelster August, 140 Second
De La Montanya James, 606 Battery
Duff James, 414 Third
Duncan John M., 1136 Mission
Dyer Manly, 747 Mission
Gibbs Jacob, 31>^ Ninth
GlfHn C. J. C.. 3015 Mission
Grlswold & Cook, 3340 Mission
Gysln G. A., 1519 Geary
Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, 225-22»
Market
Holtz <fe Cuzner, 607 Stevenson
Johnston James, 755 Mission
KneasB & Co.. 213 Eddy
Lacv John G., 305 Eighth
LANE W.E., 505 Kearny
Laske Leon B., cor Twenty-third and
Falencia
Lawson John C, 603 Battery
Lea Frank, 504 Third *
LEE JOHN & CO., 34 Main
McLaughlin R. A., 646 Filbert
Mistre Simeon, 811 Montgomery
Mocker A Newmark, 327 Turk
MONTAGUE W. W. & CO., 309-31T
Market
Murtha WlUlam 0., 1417 Buchanan
Myers John T. <fe Co., 868 Market
Paris Victor, 1505 PoweU.
Potthoff W. S., 1309 Mission
Power James (milk cans) 49 Sac
fflPERIAL Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000
Assets, $9,581,953
GEO. D. DORNIN. Manager
VIL SEnO», Ant. KaiBigu.
HICKS & JUDD, MANUFACTURERS HOTEL REGISTERS, 23 FIRST ST.
TOB
1399
TUR
Prae Martin, 215 Clay
SCHUSTER BROTHEBS & CO., 306
Sntter and 130 Third
Sumner Joseph. 1309 Mission
TAY GEORGE H. & CO.,
614-<il8 Battery
JOHN LEE & CO.
Manufacturers of all kinds of
Tin and Steel Iron Ware.
34-36 Main St., nr. Market,
SAN FRANCISCO.
W.W.MONTAGUB&CO.
Manufacturers and
S«aleni In Plain, Japanned, Planished
and Stamped
309, 311. 313, 316 and 817
MARKET ST.
Tobacco— ^iV^oIeaale.
Alexander David, 318 Sacramento
Armer M. & Co., 306 Sacramento
Bagley John J. & Co. (mnfrs)109 Front
Blanchard Joseph R., 109 Front
Bohls H. * Co. (mnfrs) 419 Battery
Bowman John S. <fe Co., 213-215 Bat
Bremer Joseph & Co., 310 Sacramento
Biuton Daniel, 206 Front
Cohen Mercado, 307 Commercial and
313-315 Front
Cohn G. & Co., 20&-208 Battery
Cohn uabriel <fc Co., 411^13 Battery
Curby C. E., 121 California
Drtnkhouse J. A., SW cor Battery and
Sacramento
Elsenberg E. & Bro., 327 Market
Engelbrecht, Son A Co.. 21 First
Esberg, Bachman & Co.,SE cor Battery
and California and 508-510 Wash
Falkenstein & Co., NE cor Sac and Bat
FIgelA Lewis, 325 Sacramento
Franklin H. 4 Co., 417 Battery
Garcia Jok6, 413 Sacramento
Gattmann, Jacobs & Co., 420 Front
Gerson N. & Co., 730 Montgomery
Gottlelb Joseph & Co., 416 Battery
GnnstM. A. & Co., 203 Kearny, 802
Market and 212 Sansome
Harris Charles, 629 Washington
Helmuth William, 506 Jackson
Heyneman Herman, 516 Front
Horn & Co., 8 Battery
Jacobs Charles & Co., 420 Front
John William, SW cor Grant Av and
Post
Kaufman. Rau & Co.. 427 Jackson
Klopstock C. & Co., 212 Front
Koenlgsberger, Falk & Mayer, 119 Pine
Kohlberg M. P. & Co., 526 Washington
Levi H. & Co., 117-119 Market
Lewis Wn. & Co., 24-28 California
Llebes Brothers & Co.. 14-16 Fremont
Liggett <fc Myers' Tobacco Co. (St.
Louis, Mo.) W. H. McAUster
agent. 206 Front
Lorlllard P. & Co. (N. J.) B. D. Laid-
law agent, 217 Front
Mau Albert & Co., 9-15 Beale
Mayrlsch Brothers & Co., 405 Battery
Meyer, Mish & Co., 420 Sacramento
Mlchalltschke Bros. & Co., 237-239
Kearny and 902 MarKet
Oppenhelmer & Bro., 200 Front
Pike J. M. & Co., 324 Battery
Plagemann H. <fe Co., 305 Sacramento
PoUak Arnold & Co., 120 Battery
Rlnaldo Brothers & Co., 232 Battery
Kosenbaum I. S. & Co., 28 Main
Sbaeffer J. W. & Co., 634 Sacramento
Sorg P. J. Tobacco Co. The, 22 Cal
WEI.1.MAN, PECK & CO.,
126-132 Market
Werthelmer L. A E., 300-306 Front
Tug
Tobacco— Retail.
(See Cioan Retail.)
Toilet Artlclea— Importer*.
(See also DruggUta.)
Allen James (ranfr) 728 Bay
Doyle M. E. Mrs. (ladles'; 1021)^ Mkt
EVANS AARON, 510 Hayes
Langley A MIcha Is, 34-40 First
Mack J. J. A Co., 11 Front
Redlngton A Co., 529 Maftet
Rlchaids C. F. & Co., SW cor Clay and
Sansome
Taylor John A Co.. 112-120 Pine
Tool Mannfactarers.
AMERICAN TOOL WORKS, 109 Mis-
sion
Gumming Gfeorge A Co., 18-20 Fell
DOBLE ABNER, 13 Fremont
DAT JEREMIAH E. (artesian well)
109 Mission
Dupas Amedee, 673 Mission
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS &
CO. (agents) J unction Market and
Bush
Kelly Martin, 204 Mission
MABWEDEL C. F. (machinists') 5«
First
MIGNOLA JOHN (butcbere)
2420 Post
Bobbins F. A.. 221 First
Russell John W., 230 Fremont
San Francisco ToolCo.,ll-l7Stevenson
SImonds John (machine knives) 511
Mission
WEICHHART JOHN, 143 Beale
WILJi & FINCK, 818 Market
Tow Roats.
Coqullle Mill and Tug Co., SW cor
Spear and Howard
O)odall, Perkins A Co., 10 Market
Pacific Tow Boat Co., foot Vallejo
Ship Owners' and Merchants'
Boat Co., 302 California
Towel Companies,
Barrere Brothers, 104 Market
BEI^Ii THOMAS & CO., 617-
519 Market
Toy*.
(* Importer*. Bee alio Fancy Good*.)
*Ackerman Bros.. 123 Kearny and 209
Sutter
Albora Lulgl, 300 Montgomery Av
Bauer & Brady, 232 Van Ness Av
Bloxham Charles, 302 Sixteenth
"Davis Bros., 419 Kearny, 718 and 1234
Market
*Davl8 Bros., Bergmann & Co., 10-18
Suiter
* Dlttmann Emll, 1514 Polk
Fechheimer Charles S., 720 Kearny
'S'Feigenbaum A Co., 520-526 Market
♦•Flavin M. J. & Co., 926 Market
Fuchs R., 421 Montgomery Av
Geraghty Michael, 1127 Folsom
Gerdes A Brune, 150 Sixth
*Goodyear Rubber Co., 577 Market
Guttman Fanny Miss, 1324 Polk
Kerrlson Bros., 1719 Devisadero
Keogh T. B. Mrs., 11.57 Folsom
"PASQUALE B., 650 Washington
Peters F. M. L. A Co., 207 Montgomery
Smith H. F. A Co., 225 Kearny
Stevenson A Longwili, 539 Market
Thatcher E. C..2224 Mission
Transfer Companies.
(See Expreues.)
Translators.
(See Interpreter*.)
Trees— Ornamental.
(iS'ee Nurseries.)
NORCROSS A CO., 6 Post
PASQUALE B., 650 Washington
Tripe Dealers.
Allarl Joseph, 56 California Market
Bavle John A Co., 7 California Market
Larroche F. A Son, 1-5 Pacific Frutt.
Market
Triple Sewer Traps.
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Trnnlimaliers.
Block D. A Co., 107 Sansome
Gioethals Adolph, 812 Pacific
Harris J. A Co., NE cor Market and
Kearny
Hecht A Morgenstern, 327 Grant Av
Hyland Joseph B., (estate of) NW cor
Sutter and Montgomery and 1036
MarKet
Koesel L. T., 611 Market
Malm Charles A., 234 Bush, 2 Post and
622 Market
Norgrove John, 12 Geary
Smith Collins C, 705^ Market
Smith James K., 961 Mission
Steele W. A. & Co., 112 Bush
Trass Mannfactiirers.
Beeman William, 32 O'Farrell
FOLKERS J. H. A. & BRO.
118 Montgomery
Gates Justin A Co., 722 Montgomery
Hatteroth A Russ, 321 Kearny
Home Walter J., 702 Market
McLean A. A., 646 Market
PACIFIC ELECTRIC CO.,
330 Sutter
Pierce <fe Son, 704 Sacramento
Putz Herman, 1403 Pacific
Wakelee A Co. (dealers) SE cor
Montgomery and Bush
West Charles N.. 1051 Market
WILIi <& FINCK, 818 Morket
WOIiF JOSEPH, 507 Kearny
J. H. A. Folkers & Bro.
118 MONTGOMERY ST.,
Best Trusses, Shoulder Braces, and
Apparatus for Deformities. Only first
class Goods on hand and to order.
Tnle Goods.
Cooley Earl K. (Insole) Twenty-fourth>
nr Hampshire
Gllman Benjamin F. (bottle covers) 420
Ninth
GUlespy & Chllds (Insole) 123 Calif omla
Turners- IV^ood and Ivory.
Atkinson G. F., 259 First
Brehm R. W. (wood) 211 Mission
BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COI-
liEKDER CO., 653 Market
Cameron A. <fc Co. (wood) 409 Mission
Frei Andrew, 231-239 King
Hardenburgh Isaac (wood and Ivory)
134 Main
Hatch A Weston (wood) 211 Mission
Heckman Fred 206 Sixteenth
Hofmann Louis, 547 Fifth
Jackson R. W. (ivory and abalone) 518
Clay
JESSE A DREW. Berry, bet Third and
Fourth
Jewell A. M. A Co. (wood) N g Berry,
bet Third and Fourth
Kemp J. A Co., 114 Mission
Kewnlg John, 10 Stevenson
Kintaid A Son, 37 Main
LANGLAND N. P., 407 Mission
Melle Jacob, 136 Main
Mever J. G. H. (ivory) 417-419 Mission
O'Rourke John, 220 Steuart
Oberst William, 411 Mission
Pedersen B. (wood and Ivory) 211 Mis-
sion
Schnoor Otto C, 520 Fifth
STRAHLE JACOB A CO. (wood and
ivorv) 515 Market
THE E. BRUNSWICK BH-
I.I ARO TARI.E CO., 205-211
Batterv
W^ILL & FINCK, 818 Market
W. B. BANCROFT & CO.
49 FIRST ST.
TELEFHOKEI 82.
PRINTERS, ETC.
PHENiX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
TT. S. DAVIS, City Agent,
4:29 California Street.
TWI
1400
VAL
Twines.
AMES * DETRICK, 19-21
CaUfomla
Anderson & Co., Ill Clay
ARMES & DALLAM, 226-232 Front
Kedon M., 118 Clay
WEVrLIiE <& CO., 31-33 Cali-
fornia
Pacific Paper Co., 416 Sacramento
TAYIiOB S. P. & CO., il4-41fl
Clay
Watson & Co.. 122 Market
Winne & AVhite, 414-446 Clay
Type Case 9Iatcera.
Knorp A. F., 120-124 Main
PAINTER & CO., 510 Clay
PALMER & REY, 405 Sansome
TATUM A BOWEN, 34-36 Fremont
and 423 Clay
Type Fonnders.
American T.vpe Foundry, 510 Clay
California Type Foundry, 511 Sansome
Foreman A. & Son, 611 Merchant
Pacific Trpe Foundrv, 528 Sacramento
PAINTER & CO., 510 Clay
PAXMER & REY, 405 Sansome
SAN FRANCISCO TYPE FOUNDRT
512 Clay
TATUM & BOWEK, 34-36 Fremont
and 423 Qay
Type "Writer*.
BAJVCBOFT A. L. die CO.,
607 Market
Barrett M. G. Miss, 240 Montgomery
Caligraph Type Writer. 634 Market
Denning James F. 4 Co., 331 Mont
Jordan Leonard G. (Hall's) 123 Cal
WICKSOX G. G. «Sf CO. (Rem-
ington) 38 California
WHJ^IAMSON R., 331 Mont-
gomery, room28
Type 'VTritlne.
Dleges Eva E. & Allce,606 Montgomery
EMERSON & BACON
KISSES. 331 Montgomery
Flower William C, 65 Nevada Block
Pacific Type Writing Bureau. 405
Keamv
Eunge 4 ElUot, 330 Pine
Umbrella Dealer*.
Barr J. D. 4 Son, 932 Market
Barr Joho D., 333 Bush
Bnlottl Baldl, 1326 Polk
Caen Jacob, 22}^ Stockton
Caronte J. & Co., Ill Tavlor
Courtney L. F., 205 Fourth
Courtney WiUiam B.,1716 Fillmore
CREIGHTON JOSEPH, 136 Eddy
Ghlsla SalTatore Mrs., 1326 Stockton
WIUL <Si PINCK, 818 Market
Umbrella Manufacturers.
Bank Bella Mrs., 1018 Larkln
Barr J. D. & Son, 932 Market
Barr John D., 323 Bush
Bellini A.. 222 O'Farrell
Caen Jacob, 22 Stockton
CRKIGHTON JOSEPH. 136 Eddy
Hirsh <& Brother (Philadelphia) 521
Market
OUva C. <fe Co., 3 Grant Av
JOSEPH CREIGHTON.
Manufacturer and Importer
Parasols, Umbrellas & Canes
136 Eddy St.
Undertabera.
Oowen, Porter k Co., 118 (Jeary
Craig & Cochran, 22 Mint Av
DIerks Theodor, 957 Mission
Golden Thomas, 114 (Jolden Gate At
GRAY N. & CO., 643 Sacramento
HALSTED & CO. , 946 Mission
laccheri * Bacigalupl, 627 Broadway
Mallady Wm. J., 733 Mission
MASSEY ATKINS. 651 Sacramento
McAvoy & Gallagher, 20 Fifth
McGinn James, 39 Eddy
McMenomy James, 1057 Mission
Metzler Charles J. B., 626 Washington
O'Connor & Sheehv, 767 Mission
Porter Wm.H., 116 Eddy
Suhr & Baker, 1171 Mission
United Undertakers' Association, 29
Fifth
N. GRAY & CO.,
UNDERTAEBES,
JTholetale. and EetaU.
641 Sacramento Street,
Telephone No. 43. Sax Francisco.
W. A. Halsted. J. L. Halsted.
HAI.STED * CO.
Undertakers and Embalmers,
946 Mission Street,
Telephone No. 3163. San Francisco.
ATKINS MASSEY,
Successor to Massey & Yung.
UNDERTAKER,
651 Sacramento St.,
let house below Keamv, San Francisco
Telephone No. 586.
Undertakers Goods.
GRAY N. & CO., 643 Sacramento
Levlson Bros.(sUv-er-plated coffin trim-
mings) 134 Sutter
MARTELL JOHN (coffin plates and
trimmings) 623 Sacramento
MASSEY ATKINS, 651 Sacramento
Pacific Casket Co., 217 Spear and 518
Market
PACIFIC MANUFACTURING CO.,
934 Mission
Porter Wm. H., 118 Eddy
Underwriters— Agents of.
Bacon Joseph S. (Boston and Phila-
delphia) 218 California
Balzer Hy. 4 Co. (Bremen) 209 San-
« some
Bertheau Cesar (New York) 209 San
CATTON, BELL & CO. (London,
Lloyds) 406 California
Chevassus Edonard (French) 205 San
De Fremery James 4 Ck). (Amsterdam)
410 Battery
Eldrldge Oliver (New York, Fire) 318
California
Hellmann Brothers A Co. (Hamburg
and Bremen) 525 Front
Mnecbe & Co. (Ormanic Lloyds) 319
California
San Francisco Fire, 307 Sansome
Thomas Eugene 4 Co. (Bordeaux) 617
Sansome
Touchard Gustave (Havre and Mar-
seille b) 416 California
Woods E. L. (San Francisco, Marine)
219 Sansome
Upholsterers.
Adler Edward H. , San Bruno Road, nr
Armv
Barber George A., 506 (Jeary
Bare Bros., 322 Hayes
Beal Samuel, 67-69 New Montgomery
Behiow William, 20S Post
Bernard & Pouzadoux, 312 Sutter
Berson Gustave, 26 Post
Boedefeld John. 1019 Folsom
Bowcher James, 228 Stockton
Bowers. M.. 1520 Polk
California Furniture Mnfg Co., 226
Bush
Castel George, 211 EUis
Chadbourne F. S. & Co., 743 Market
ConneUy 4 Borle, 719 Market
Emanuel L. & E., 432 Fourth
Farrar Benjamin F.. 1557 Market
Gabbs 4 Ordwav, 1614 Mission
Gaspard Mnnler, 703 Battery
Geiss Henry, 305 Grant Av
Haynert Clemens, 214 Stockton
Henev W. J. & Co., 18-22 Ellis
Henko A. Y.. 619 Post
Herberger Carl., 414 Larkin
Hochstadter W. S. 4 Co., 224 Sutter
Hoey John, 718 Slission
Horlor J. E., 2013 FiUmore
Huf Schmidt Frederick, 653 Market
INDIANAPOLIS FURNITURE CO.,
748-752 Mission
Indianapolis Manufacturing O)., 642-
644 Mission
Jansen A. , 593 Mission
Juergensen Charles, 126 Keamy
KauferC.,28 Turk
Kelly Frank, 221 Eighth
Koehler Charles, SE cor EUis and
Taylor
Lew Leopold, 2122 Fillmore
Lipman Charles W., 1607 (Jeary
Lorentz JohnB., 152 Eddy
Luchslnger 4 BlU, 31 Eddy
Mantz F. C, 1616 Polk
McCabe Hugh, 128 Fourth
Miller Joseph A., 1009 Market
Morris Abraham, 1431 Dupont
Plum Charles M. & Co. Upholstery
Co., 1301-1307 Market
Rav James, 3005 Sixteenth
Reppy James W., 1816 Polk
Richard Charles, 10O5 Valencia
Roberts A. H., 119 Second
Samuels Julius, 1046 Sutter
Schellenberg Paul, 1055 Mission
Sharp James V., 623 (3eary
SLOANE W. Si J. & CO.,
641-647 Market
Solomon Isaac L., 17 Turk
Sopka William, 606 Third
Stolzenwald R., 70i Montgomery Av
Sullivan Patrick J., 801 Hyde
SundeU F. C, 1204 Pacific
Tennis WUllam E., 615 Gough
Walcom (Jeorge, 109 Stockton
Wedemeyer Charles, 404« Geary
Welntraub David P., 930 Harrison
Wlndel H. <fe Co., 310 Stockton
WoK Abraham, 2006 Polk
Worth Frank D., 1107 Sutter
Wright Frank S., 109 Larkln
Wyman CTiarles, 1317 Mission
Upholstery Goods.
(.See also OarpeU.}
Ackerman & Strauss, 126 Post
Behlow William, 203 Post
Berson Gustave, 26 Post
CaldweU W. T. , 658 Mission
California Furniture Mnfg Co., 220
Bush
Chadbourne F. 8. & Co., 741-745 Market
Colombat A. Mrs., 103 O'Farrell
Edwaras Frank G.. 820 Market
Ehrenpfort Edward, 1919 Mission
Ehrenpfort WiUiam, 14 Third, and 1390
ilarket
Emanuel L. 4 E., 432 Fourth
Frank H. W. 4 Co., 212 Commercial
Fredericks J. 4 Co., 649 Market
Fromm & Schaefer, 543 Market
GuUiison Bros., 955 Market
Gulllxson H. F. & Co., 630 Market
Ha\-nert Clemens, 214 Stockton
Henev WlUlam J. & Co., 18-22 EUis
Hoev John, 718 Mission
Hufschmldt Frederick, 6.i3 Market
Hulse, Bradford & Co., 16 Second
KEMP JOHN H., 42 Phelan
Bunding
Keogh John, 73 New Montgomery
Mackav Alexander, 715 Market
MiUs E. T.. 11 Phelan Bldg
Plum Charles M.& Co. Upholstery Oo. ,
1301-1307 Market
Schlueter & Volberg. 709 Market
SLOAXB W. & J. & CO.,
611-647 Market
Stelnberger 4 Kall6her,24 Sansome
Walcom George, 109 Stockton
Walter D. N. & E. & Co., NW cor
Battery and Market
Valentines.
(.See also Booksellers and Stationer*.')
BANCROFT A. L. & CO., 607
Market
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
•37 Market St.
Fri IPCF PYTD A riRY 1^^^° **»^ ^°®^* ^"^^^ °' CUrets, Hocks.) ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.,
LvLirOL LA I riH Un I IBargundles.Sautemes, Ports and sherries/ E30 WASEnTaXOlT STSEET.
VAR
1401
VET
Variely Stores.
C" Wholesale and Importers.)
*Ackennan Bros., 123 Kearny and 209
Sutter
Agnew M, A. Mrs., 514 Post
Ahem Catherine Mrs., 316 Folsom
Allsopp Angelina Mrs. , 16 Sanchez
Amelung Anna C. Mrs., 159 Sixteenth
Andrews Harry, 2439 Mission
Ash Fannie V., 1521 Mission
Baker AVilliam Mrs., 218 RItch
Backer Frances L., 1745 Mission
Bauer & Brady, 232 Van Ness Av
Beier Phlllpnlnl Mrs., 1711 Market
Beyan Edwin J., 28 Freelon
Blrchell Mary, 1603 Eddy
Blakely Caroline Mrs., 3121 Mission
Bloxham Charles, 302 Sixteenth
Booh T. Mrs., 2115 Fillmore
Borel Martin, 1128 Folsom
Brown Joslah P., 1735 Market
Buckley D. J. Mrs., 428 Folsom
Bunner William J., 135 Fifth
Burke B. M. Mrs., 17 Eighth
Burke Kobert Mrs., 225?^ Seventh
*Burtls Robert W., 41 Second
Calais Charles, 835 Market
Campbell E. Mrs., 1644>^ Mission
Campbell James, 243 Fourth
Carle Auguete, 1512 Stockton
Caro Samuel, 43 Third
Carr J. G. Miss, 1203 Turk
Cassidy Mary E.. 143 Fifth
Cerren "W. C. Mrs., 229 Fifteenth
Clark Dennis Mrs., SE cor Sierra and
Michigan
Clever C. Miss, 2210>^ Mission
Coady C. F., 2927 Mission
Cohen Morris D.,959?a Mission
Colbert J. H., 450 Third
Cook Elizabeth Mrs., 707 Hyde
Coolldge Henry C, 55 Fifth
Cooney Hannah, 291 Union
Corden T. J., 525 Fourth
Oostello J. Mrs., 133 Perry
Courreges A. Mrs., Buena Vista, nr
Cortland Av
Couzens Hattle Mrs., 1054 Howard
Crabb E. S. Mrs., 2331 Mission
Crabtree Francis Mrs., 1180 Harrison
Craven A. Mrs., 412}^ Green
*Davis Brothers, 419 Kearny, 718 and
1234 Market
Decourcy M. Mrs., 2934 Sixteenth
Deppe Lena Mrs., 423 Fourth
Dobrlndt John, 1804 Polk
Dobrzensky Sarah Miss, 717 Larkln
Dolllver F. J., 1829>^ Union
Douglass Mary Miss, 2531 Mission
Dow Martin, 124 Second
Downey Josephine O.Mrs., 1314 Larkln
Duffy Neil Mrs., 503 Jones
Dnley Lucy Mrs., NE cor Hyde and
Union
Ebert Eckart, 323 Fifth
Egan P. J. Mrs., 933 Greenwich
Ellis Mary A. Mrs., 2011 Mission
*Fechelmer Charles S., 706-716 Kear
"Felgenbaum & Co., 520 Market
Finsterbusch Charles T., 129 Ridley
*Flavin M. J. & Co.. 926 Market
Fletcher Charles S., 1723 Hyde
Folke Alexander, 765 Market
Flelschman Jacob, 1054 Valencia
Foster Albert, 306 Sixth
Glass Marcus, 324 Sixteenth
Gluckeman I., 538 Third
Goldsmith Simon, 250 Third
Graham M. A. Mrs., 504^^ Ninth
Gray Matilda Mrs., 414}^ Sixth
Green George Mrs., 916 Valencia
Harrison Thomas. 103 Ninth
Henderson Mary, 2710 Folsom
Herzberg Martin, 423 Washington
Heubach Ellen, 139 Fourth
Hlckert Anule, 513 Bryant
Hlrsch David, 918 McAUIster
Hoev Alice, S s Twenty-third, nr
Florida
Hoffman A. Mrs., 236 Tenth
Hook Bros., 20 Sixth
Hunt HonoraMrs., 229>^ Hayes
Hunter J. Mrs., 209 Leavenworth
Irvine Sarah Mrs., 2249 Market
Isaacs Annie Mrs., 345 J^ Fifth
Jahn George F., 152 First
Jarvle A. Mrs., 638 Fulton
Johnson Charles A., 525 Castro
Josephson Bertha Mrs., 508 Hayes
Jurgensen M. Mrs., 422 Third
Keefe Margaret Mrs., 130.5 Mission
Kehoe Catherine, 720 Brannan
Keogh T. B. Mrs., 11)57 Folsom
Knobloch & Casson, 1128 Kentucky
Kohnke Christina, 1003 Church
Kreutzmann W. S., 2005'4 Polk
Kuehn Eliza, NE cor Twenty-fourth
and Florida
Labrut John B., 1012 Potrero Av
Lally John, W s Mission, nr Thirty-
first
Lambert William, NW cor Union and
Stelner
Larkln Annie, 500"^ Sixth
Lawson Charles Mrs., N s Sierra, nr
Georgia
Lemar Catherine Mrs., 234 First
Leon J. v., 37 Fourth and 204 Fifth
Leveque A. Miss. 1203 Powell
Levin Jacob, 31 Taylor
Long Charles, 930 Washington
MacCaskie James F., SW cor Valley
and Dolores
Maher William E., 12 Bryant
Mahon Catherine, 8 Dehone
Manderson John, 153 Second
Marcus Harris, 1238 Folsom
Masterson Charles, 1501 Larkln
Mather A. C. Mrs., 619 McAllister
Mathews Mary, 1647 Mission
Maugham James, 401 Haight
Maugham Mary, 814 Laguna
May Caroline, 1813 Union
Mayers John. 1712 Leavenworth
McCabe Catherine Miss, 448 Third
McCaffrey Patrick H., 1127 Howard
McCarthy D. J., 1142 Folsom
McCulloch E. Mrs., 2000 Pine
McDougall Matilda A., 722 Sixteenth
Mcintosh R. Mrs., S s Precita Av, nr
Gunnison Av
McMahon Mary, 2503 Mission
McMahon Mary A., 21 Valencia
McMann James H.. 413 East
Mearns James, 1500 Powell
Metzger Morris, 603 Larkln
Meyer Frederick A., 873 Mission
Moller Johanna D., 539 Second
Moore Elizabeth, 30 Franklin
Murphy Annie J., .3038 Sixteenth
Nagel Eliza Mrs. , 632 O'Farrell
Nelson George H., 1901 Hyde
Orth W. B. Mrs., 614 Post
Paulsen Catherine Mrs., 153 Eleventh
Petersen Mary H., 19073^ Folsom
Peyser George, 526 Hayes
Pleper H. C„ 1010 Buchanan •
Plato Annette Mrs.. 719 Polk
Quast Albert, 1328 Fillmore
Rees Jennie, 511 Second
Rellly Louis M., 1062 Folsom
Rice Robert B., 74 Ninth
Richards Sarah Miss, 227>i O'Farrell
Roberts Annie E. Mrs., 810 Valencia
Rust F, M. F. Mrs., 219 Golden Gate
Av
Ryan Eliza, 536>^ Third
''Sadler & Co., 33-35 Second
Santos John A., 837 Market
Scheler A. K. Mrs., 256 First
Schmidt Annie Mrs., 1002>^ Valencia
Schneider Henry. 819 Broadway
Schuler Josephine Mrs., 323 Hyde
Scott James C. 22 Third and Junction
Market and Geary
Shepherd C. M. Mrs., 1730 Devisadero
^Son Brothers, NW cor Sansome and
Sutter
Staniels W. H., 2301 Jackson
Stiles M. L. Mrs., 719 Valencia
Strong George W.. 20.39 Mission
Summers L. Mrs., 189 Gough
Sutcllffe James, 1629 Gearv
Thatcher Edward C, 2224 Mission
Thompson Minnie Mrs., 2639 Market
TImney E. J. Mrs., 1403 Powell
Velbert J. 8., 418 Hayes
Vlck Caroline Mrs.. 1055>^ Folsom
Wackford Thomas, 504 Fourth
Wagner Jacob, 907 Bryant
Waldmann Ernest, 142 Fltfh
Wallace N. Mrs., 1313 Pacific'
Warren August, 318 Sixth
Watklns Joseph E., 540 Third
Watt John, 3121 Mission
Weber Augusta, 818)^ Larkln
Weil Sarah, 436>^ Hayes
Wldeman Eliza, 204 Twenty-fourth
Wiener Charles, 1613 Polk
Wilcox H. Mrs., 2W4 Valencia
WllkeH. J., 431 Turk
Williams Stephen H., 129 Seventh
Wilson Eliza A. Mrs., 107^ Seventh
Wilson S. B. Mrs., SE cor Eighteenth
and Castro
Wynne Nicholas, 2816 Mission
ZImmermann Henry L.,*703 Broadway
VamlsBi Mann factur era.
California Varnish Works, P. D. Win-
ter, W 8 Utah, bet El Dorado and
Center
HUETER BROTHERS & CO. (_S. F.
Pioneer Varnish Works) SW cor
Second and Market
Occidental Varnish Works, John P.
Jourden. 525 Front
Worden William H., 223 Sacramento
Varnlsliers and Polisliers.
(See alto Faintert.)
Brennan Thomas E., 33 Fell
Keefe John H., 327 Sutter
Schofield Charles, 1083^ Jessie
STRAHLE JACOB & CO., 515 Market
Varnislies.
(See al.00 RtinM
Allyne & White, 112-114 Front
Ammerup G., 1043 Market
Bass T. J. & Co., 14-16 Ellis
DIetz A. C. & Co., 7-9 Front
HUETER BROS. & CO.. 601 Market
Jourden John P., 525 Front
Kelly Alf R., 305-307 Front
SULLIVAN. KELLY & CO., 112-U4
California
Whlttier, Fuller <fe Co.. SW cor Front
and Pine
WIlllamB, Dimond & Co., 202 Market
Winter Patrick D., W s Utah, bet El
Dorado and Center
Worden William H., 223 Sacramento
Yates <fc Co., 113 Front
Vases— Terra Cotta.
Browell J., 727 Montgomery
N.CLARK8tS0NS.
GV 106 MARKET ST.YO
GLADDlNG.McBEANScCe
Vault JLlehts.
JACKSON P. H. <fe CO., NW cor Fre-
mont and Mission
HAH'S AND JACKSON'S PATENTS.
Artificial Stone and Iron
VAULT LIGHTS
Plain or set with Encaustic Tiles. Ar-
tificial Stone and Iron Roof and Sky-
lights, Artificial Stone Stairs, Daylight
P. H. JACKSON & CO.,
tr. W. cor. Fremont and Mission Sts.
Factory 231 Fhst.
Veneers.
((See Planing and Saw Mills.}
Allen * Hlgglne. 18 Spear
JEWELL A. M. & CO., Berry, bet
Third and Fourth
Parsons & Co., 611 Brannan
STRAHLE JACOB <fe CO., 515 Market
White Brothers, 13-15 Main
WIGMORE JOHN, 129-117
Spear
Ventilators.
Harvey C. D., 30 New Montgomery
JACKSON P. H. ft Co., NWcor Fre-
mont and Mission
LANE W. E.. 505 Kearny
Veterinary Snrseons.
Bonis Pierre, 924 Mission
Bums Peter, 609yi Grove
Carpenter Tom, 966 Howard
Carpenter W. H. & Son. 371 Natoma
JOHN HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Hanafactnrer of every descripM*n or
PABSiEiNaBB, STREGT AND FREIGHT OARS.
48 (o 60 Beale Street. San Franetoco.
Dennett JufTip SeatiSi
Tntman, Isham it Hooker, 421-427 Hurkei ^i
WHOLiESALiE AND BfiTAXL.
VIA
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Clausen H. H., 810 Geary
Dawson Kobert J., 225 Geary
De Labrousse A.. 439 Golden Gate Av
DeTavelA.,8U Howard
Duffey K. P., 26 Turk
Dunbar W. A. M., (dentlBt) 208 Fifth
Jacobson Iver, SWcor New Montgom-
ery and Mlsi>li>n
Lewis Thomas, 112 Fourth
Masoero Ces8ra,25 Montgomery At
Miller Edward L., 355 Eleventh
Munro J. McK., 27>^ Fourth
Nief Frederick A., 310 GoMen Gat« At
Obrock James E., 1529 Howard
Obrock Julius D., 1529 Howard
Potter AVilltam, 519 Third
Rossi Dominico P., 1400 Dupont
AVledel A., 1906 Polk
Wledel Adolph, 1715 Sacramento
Woodruflf W. H. (dentist) 221 EUii
TlHdnet Builders.
CAXIPORNIA BRIDGE CO.,
22 California
SAN PBANCISCO BREDGB
CO., 43 Market
Tlneear Manufaetiirers.
California Vinegar Works. 610 Lombard
Code, Elfelt 4 Co., 314 Washington
Crystal Vinegar WorKs, SW cor Four-
teenth aud Folsom
Fisher Packing Co., 517 Commercial
Grover Augustine A., 1323 Guerrero
King'Morse Canning Co., N W cor San-
some and Broadway
National Vinegar Works. 808 Fourth
PACIFIC VINEGAR AND PICKLE
WORKS, 415 Fulton, office 323
Front
Potrero Yeast and Vinegar Co. 214
Stockton
Schammel Packing Co., 413 Chestnut,
office 118 California
St. John H. L. & Co., 10 Hayes
Shrakkart k Loeffler, 718 Bryant
national Tlneiar Worts.
Manofacturers of
Pore Wine, Cider Vlneiar
AND COMPRESSED YEAST.
Works: 808-812 Fourth Street, S. F.
C. L. FosTEB, - - President.
WiL MuEHE, . - Manager.
PACIFIC
Vinegar and Pickle Works
323 FRONT ST.
Works, 415-419 Fulton St., between
Gongh and Octavia.
Triple Concentrated fVine
and Cider Vinegars.
Packers of Pickles In all styles and
manuiactarers of French and German
Mustard, and Fresh - ground Horse-
radish. JOHN L. KUSTER,
Manager.
^Vagon CoTers.
NEVILiIlE & CO., 31-33 CaU-
fornla
Wacon Importers.
Baker & Hamilton, NW cor Pine and
Davis
Carvill Manufacturing Co., 7-9 Powell
Eastman T. S., 40 New Montgomery
Frank Brothers, 319 Market
Hawley Brothers Hardware Co., SW
cor Market and Beale
Hawley D. N. & C. A., 2-4 Sutter
Sanborn A. W. & Co, 24 Beale
TRUMAN, ISHAM & HOOKEK,
421-427 Market
WUley 0. F. & Co., 317 Montgomery
^Fagon Habers.
(.See Oarriofje Manufacturert, alto
Carriage SmWu)
IVarelionses.
Arizona, S. Taylor & Co., King, bet
Thiid and Fourth
Atlantic Free. Gilman & Danforth,
716-718 Battery
Atlantic U. S. Bonded, GUman & Dan-
forth, 716-718 Battery
Batterv Street Free and Tea Bonded,
Bode 4 Haslett, NW cor Filbert
and Battery
Bay, George S. Neale & Co., Sansome,
nr Lombard
Beale Street, HaMett <fc Bailey, cor
Beale and Bryant
Bowcher James(furnlturp)228 Stockton
Broadway U. S. Bonded, Edwin Dan-
forth, 723 Battery
California, Haslett & Bailey, NE cor
Townsend and Second
California Storage, T. H. Booney, 722
Mls^lon
City, McCabe & Co., SE cor Battery
and Lombard
Commercial, N s King, bet Second and
Third
Continental, T. P. H. Whltelaw. foot
Second
Cunningham's, Haslett & Bailey, cor
Front and Green
Del Monte, King, bet Fifth and Sixth
Eagle, N. R. Lowell, 17-19 Davis
Eureka, Seth Cllsby, cor Montgomery
and Chestnut
Flint's, Haslett & Bailey, SW cor Bat-
terv and Greenwich
Front Street. GUman & Danforth, SW
cor Front and Broadway
Gibbs, U. S. Bonded, J. 0. Strau<*,
SW cor Front and Vallejo
Greenwich Dock Bonded, Bode &
Haslett, cor Battery and Greenwich
Harrison Street, John Hooper, Hatha-
wav'g Wharf
Hathawav's, U. S. Bonded and Free,
Haslett 4 Bailey, foot Spear
Hooper's South End Grain, George H.
Leraman.cor Japan and Townsend
Humboldt Wharf, Haslett & Bailey,
Spear, bet Folsom and Harrison
Internal Revenue (special) Bode 4
Ha>lett, 1203 Battery
King St. Grain, T. G. Walklngton Si
Klne:, bet Fourth and Fifth
Kittle <fe Co.'s, 80^ Sansome
Lombard, George S. Neale 4 Co., SW
cor Lombard and Sansome
Lowell's, 12-14 Beale
Merchants' Warehouse, Thomas Mur-
phy, Ss King, bet Second and Third
ftlselon Bay Warehouses, Southern
Pac. Co., No. 1, Junction Channel
and Kentucky; No. 2, E s Ken-
tucky, bet Merrimac and South;
No. 3 and office NW cor Kentucky
and Irwin
Mission Rock Warehouse, C. H. Sin-
clair superintendent, office 318
California
Nevada Warehouse and Dock Co.
(Port Costa) office 412 Pine
North Point Bonded, Bode 4 Haslett,
NW cor Lombard and Sansome
North Point Dock Grain. James V.
Lavery, cor Chestnut and .Sansome
Occidental, William M. Starr, First and
and Townsend
Occidental Wool, Ball & Julian, Town-
send, bet Fifth and Sixth
Oriental U. S. Bonded and Free, Geo.
C. Bode, cor Brannanand First
Overland, SE cor Third and Townsend
Pacific Free, Haslett A Bailey, NW
cor Broadway and Front
Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Free, foot First
Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Grain, cor First
and Brannan
Pierce J. M. (storage) 735 Market
Pioneer, Hulford & Bolton, SW cor
Battery and Filbert
Port Costa Warehouse and Dock Co.,
306 California
Rlncon Point, Haslett & Bailey, SW
cor Spear and Harrison
San Francisco (furniture) 735 Market
South Point, Haslett 4 Bailey, 8 a
Berry, nr Fourth
Union, George S. IngersoU, NW cor
Union and Battery
Union Street, Lewis P. Sage, Union,
bet Battery and Front
United States Bonded, Gilman 4 Dan-
forth, SE cor Bdwy and Battery
United States Bonded.John 0. Strauch,
NW cor Front and VaUeJo
United States Bonded, E. Danforth,
SW cor Battery and Broadway
United States Bonded and Free, Has-
lett & Bailey, cor Spear and Har-
rison
VaUeJo Street U. S. Bonded, John ().
Strauch, NW cor Front and Vallejo
Whitney <fc Webster (wool) 450 Town-
send
Wlndel H. & Co. (furniture) 310 Stock
WOOL AGENCY, Catton, BeU <fc Co.,
NW cor Sixth and Townsend
Haslett & Bailey's Warehouses:
SEALS ST., cor. Beale and Bryant ;
CALIFOBNIA. Townsend.cor. Second ;
CITNOTNGHAM'S, cor. Front and Green
SOUTH POINT, Berry, bet. 3d and 4th ;
HATHA WAY'S V. S. BOOTED AOT FSEI,
Spear bet. Harrison aud Bryant ;
fftTMBOLrT WHASr, Spear St., bet.
Folsom and Harrison ;
PACIFIC FEEE.cor.Front & Broadway,
Office: 331 6pear. Telephone 114 (3)
^ITasblne 9fa«blnes.
ABMES & DALLAM, 226-232 Front
Hawley Brothers Hardware Co., SW
cor Market and Beale
Pursell George M., 619 Brannan
tVasbluK Powder aianaflse-
turers.
Alta Soap Co., 109 Oregon
Eagle Soap Co., office 204 Clay
Horstmann John, 767-775 Bryant
Mission Soap and Candle Works, office
108 Bush
Standard Soap Co., office K25 Market
Watch Case Makers.
Croce <t Marchand, 622 (Tlay
GlannlQl P. A., 109 Montgomery
Wolft Henry. 120 Sutter
Watcli Importers.
Andrews A., 221 Montgomery
BARRETT Si SHERWOOJi,
140 Montgomery
Braverman Louts 4 Co., 119 Mont-
gomery
California Jewelry Co., 134 Sutter
DInkelsplel S. B. 4 Co., 120 Sutler
Dirking Fritz, 13 Phelan Bldg
GlanninI P. A., agent J. J. BradoUet
(Geneva) and H. L. Matile (Lucie)
109 Montgomery
HALL A. I. 4 SON, 52^-530 Market
Jones J. C. Captain Brother 4 Co., 420
Jackson and 620 Clay
Judls All)hon^e, 112 Sutter
Le vlson Brothers, 134 Sutter
LUNDY THuM.iS. 7-9 Third
Pacific Jewelry (3o., 17 Battery
Ritter Albert, 303 Kearny
Bitter Charies A., 120 Sutter
Sherwood W. J., 140 Montgomery
SHREVE GEO. C. 4 CO., 106-110
Montgomery
G. C. Shreve. A. J. Lewis. Geo. Bonny
GEO. C. SHEEVE & CO.
106-108-110 MONTGOMiBT.
Jewelry and Silverware.
Simons PeUr B., A Son. 220 Sutter
STOTT ALFRED W., S
Montgomery
Gold anl Silyer WalciBS
AT CliOSE PRICES.
A. W. S^TOTT
No. 3 Montgomery St.
THE LM Fire lis. Co. OE LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, $4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SeSKS, Aist Uftugtt.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.
WAT
1403
WAT
Str»u8 August, 207 Montgomery
TltcombA. C. <S;Co.,24Pogt
TUCKtY & PARSONS, 205 Mont-
gomery
Van VUet Leon, 103 Grant Av
VAodersllce W. K. A Co., 136 Sutter
Waterbury Watch Co.. 528-530 Market
"Wolf Henry, 120 Sutter
Wunsch M. <fc Co., Ill Sutter
WateliinakerB and Jew-
eler*.
Abrahams Lewts, 13 Kearny
Ahrens ChrUtlan, 616 Washington
Andrews A., 221 Montgomery
Arnhelm William S., 8 Steuart
Attel M., 255 Third
Aufrlchtlg M. (practical) 116 Sixth
Barrett & Sherw»od, 140 Montgomery
Beckmann Henry, 1020 Larkln
Bersteln J. C, 410 Sixth
Bird Roberts., 912 Powell
BoBm William, 204 Stockton
Brand H. J., 230 Kearny
Braverman Louis <fc Co., 119 Mont-
gomery
Brock J., 641 Washington
Callender Henry A., 126 Kearny
Carmatz Adolph, 527 Sansome
Chapman Harrv, 608 Merchant
Charmak H., 846 Market
Clausen Francis, 410 Kearny
Cohen Daniel. 1424 Polk
Cohen David, 1014 Market
Cohen Ellas, 17>^ Third
Cohn Adolph, 124'^ Sixth
Cohn Brothers, 44 Sixth
Cohn Nathan, 849>^ Market
Coleman Andrew, 41 Third
Collins S. H., 227 Kearny
Cummlngs L. B., 138 Montgomery
Cummlngs' Sons, 327 Kearny
Davis A. <fc Son, 411 Kearny
De Keyser Nathalie Mrs., 1233 Dtipont
DlUon <ft Co., 310 California
Dirking Fritz, 13 Phelan BIdg
Donahue Patrick, 104 Jackson
Doutlass William B., 120 Sutter
Etsenberg A., 208 Kearny
Fisher G. H., 406 Fourth
Franklin Noah J., 1106 Market
Glickman Davis, 2rK)6 Fillmore
Gobbee Ernest, 535 Folhom
Golly Ambrose, 301 Montgomery At
Golly Auguste, 208 Sutter
Goodeuongh A., 1321 Pacific
■Gottschalk Charles, 507 Callfoml*
Green A., 2:J0 Kearny
Greenberg Samuel H., 206 Kearny
Gregory E. C. A. Co., 1149 Market
Gruuer Frank, 724 Washington
Haeudel & Levy, 122 Kearny
Hall T. D., 3 Sixth
Hamel Edmond, 223 Kearny
Hammersmith & Field, 118 Sutter
Hammond Samuel J., 1039 Market
Hammond "W. A., 4 Slxi h
Hart Hyman, 17 >^ Garden
Haskell & Muegge, 206 Kearny
Hatch John Q., 30 Kearny
Helzman John, 412 Sansome
Herbst Justus, 134 Second
Heringhi Leopold, 38 Sixth
Hlrsi h Isndore. 546 Fourth
Hlrschman Adolph, 113 Sutter
Hofleng Frederick, 5 Third
Huguenln Adolph, 525 Pine
Huguenln J. C.,700 Market
Hyman Nathan J., 307 Kearny
Isaacson I^aac, 327 Montgomery
Isson Alfred, 403 Pacific
Isson Robert, 203 Pacific
Jansen R., 320 Kearny
Jones J. 0. Captain Brother & Co., 420
Jackson and 620 Clay
Jones Mary, 250 Sutter
Jordan George, 433 Montgomery
Kallman 0. & Son, 757 Valencia
Kempe Arnold H., l!)27 Fillmore
Kllng Olof W., 213 Jackson
Koch John, 1044 Sutter
Koehler August, 13 Trinity
Lalande A., 420 Sutter
Landecker C, 39 Sixth
Landgraf Robert, 2144 Mission
Lang Ernest, 2812 Mission
Larsen <fe Wilson. 201 Kearny
Levy David, 2240 Mission
Levy Isidore, 631 Sacramento
Levy Siegfried, 103 Ninth
Lewis Henry M., 655 Clav
Llchtenberg C. B., 644 Washington
Llchtensleln Benjamin H.,221 Kearny
Lippman Joseph. 511 Kearny
Lord Thomas H.. 331 Kearny
Lundqulst Erlck, SE cor Steuart and
Market
LUNDY THOMAS, 7-9 Third
Manning Wm., 804 Market
Manz August, 1304 Pacific
Markewitz A., 217 Montgomery Av
Marks Fred.. 129 Monteomery At
Marshall John, 113 Taylor
Mathleu Gaston Jr., 725 Larkln
Mavers Robert, 637 Market
McConnell Frank H., 618 Market
Mendloroz<& Sawrey, 228 Mont At
Mendoza A., 417 Broadway
Miller C. A., 406 Fourth
Mlllzner N. D. <k Co., 422 Kearny
Mund H nry C, 672 Howard
Mund William, 201 O'Farrell
Musgrave T. A Co., 295 Sixteenth and
10O6'A Valencia
Neumann Albert, 9 Geary
Nolte William, lO;^ Stockton
Nordman Adolph, 508'.^ Stevenson
Ohm Charles H., 775 Market
Pace Charles, 418 Battery
Pape Edwin, 436 Kearny
Pembroke S. J.. 212 O'FarreU
Petersen P. H.. 300 Fourth
Pohlmann & Heldaska, 417 Kearny
Polack Hermann L., 1 Fourth
Poike & Flnidnger, 1026 Market
Porep Louis, 19 Fourth
ProU Louis. 1417 Polk
PulvermanMorltz, 231 Sixth
Rahwyler A., 631 Kearny
Raphael Nat. & Co., 102 Kearny and
732 Market
Rapp Adolph, 9 Geary
Rels S., 209 Montgomery At
Rlcottl Augustine, 1027 Kearny
Ridley Joseph, 430 Valencia
RItter A., 303 Kearny
Rltter Charles A., 120 Sutter
Rosenberg Morltz, 47'-^ Third
Salomon Gustave, 1618 Polk
Samuels Joseph, 1119 Folsom
Scheppler W. & Co., 39 Third
Schohav Albert, 802 Hayes
Schwart7e Karl G., 524 Battery
Schussler & Co., 104 Kearny
Seamans Job M,. 19 Montgomery
Shattuck 0. A., 120 Sutter
Sherwood William J., 140 Mont
SHREVB GEO. C. <fc CO., 106-110
Montgomery
Simons Peter B. <fc Son, 220 Sutter
Slnz Otto, 33 Kearny
Skerrett Daniel, 126 Second
Smith George F., 122 Fourth
Solomon & Sons, 32 Steuart
Sornin Alexander, 343 Kearny
Splro M., 18 Kearny
Stead George, 316'^ Third
Stelnmetz Charles H., 109 Montgomery
STOTT A. W., 3 Montgomery
Straus A., 207 Montgomery
Stymmel S., 1201 Stockton
Suckow William, 112 Sutter
Summers Frederick, 526 Jessie
Titcomb A. C. & Co. , 24 Post
Todtmann Theodore E. , 13 Phelan Bldg
Traube Hartwlg, 519 Kearny
Tuckev & Parsons. 205 Montgomery
Van Vliet Julius, 752 Market
Van Vliet L.. 103 Grant Av
Vanderslice W. K & Co., 136 Sutter
Von Tiedemann Emil J. T., 312 Sixth
Wagner Ferdinand, 223 Kearny
Wagner Lewis H., 1217 Polk
W(*er Eugene R., 100 McAllister
Welman Gus., 622 Merchant
Wenzel George F., 139 Third
Wenzel Rudolph G., 607 Montgomery
West R.B., 407 Kearny
Weyl Jonas. 126 Kearny
WickhamW.H., 344 Third
Winch Walter, 1916 Market
Wtnkelmaii L. C, 512 Montgomery
Woelfel Hugo B., 320 Haye«
Wunsch M. & Co.. Ill Sutter
Zacharias M.. 308 Kearny
Zlmman Alexander, 1060 Market
iratcH M»lier»' Material*.
Glannlnl P. A.. 109 Montgomery
Levlso;i Brothers, 134 Sutter
Nordman Brothers. 120 Sntter
WATERBORY WATCH CO., 628
Market
Wolff- Henry, 120 Sutter
^Vater AlarmA.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
WORKS. 35 Market
Ewlng Charles G., 561 Mission
CALIFOKNIA
ELECTRICAL WORKS,
39 Of arlcet Street.
Electric Low Water Alarms for
Boilers, Reservoirs and Tanks.
■Water Closets— Patent.
BUDDE JOSEPH, 43 Fremont. See
advertisement next page.
LANE W. E.,505Kearnv
Smith WlUiam, 21 Montgomery At
Water Companies.
Alameda Water Co., 18-20 Phelan Bldg
Contra Costa Water Co., 728 Mont
Kern Valley Water Co., 533 Kearny
Lake Tahoe and San Francisco Water
Works, 808 Montgomery
Marin Countv Water Co., 406 California
Menlo Park Water Co., 7 Nevaaa Block
Milton M. and Water Co., 320 Sansome
Mission Valley Water Co., 230 Four-
teenth
Pomona Land and Water Co., 411 Cal
Round Valley WatPr Co. (Plumas Co.)
328 Montgomery
San Joaquin and King's River Canal
and Irritation Co., 533 Kearny
Santa Cruz Water Co., 314 California
Spring Dale Water Co., 281 East
Spring Valley, 516 California
Union Water Co., 22 S. F. Stock Kx^
hange Bldg
Virginia and Gold Hill Water Co., 57
Nevada Block
Vtsltaclon Water Co., NW cor Powell
and Eddy
TVater Filterers.
BUSH DAVID, 316 Sutter
N. CLARK 8tS0NS.
GV 106 MARKET ST.ro
Foard & Broiers, ziz Mission
3LADDlNG.McBEAN8cCO..
1358 & 1360 MARKET ST.
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Water motors.
TAY GEORGE H. di CO.,
(Backus) 614-618 Battery
' Water Pipe.
(See also Drain and Sewer Pipe, alto
Iron JfVumiriea.)
ALLEN W. R.,414 Market
N.CLARKStSONS.
L^irn.i.i^»i»—i
DAV 'I'HOM.iai «Si CO., (Um-
itPd) 222 Sutter
DUNHAM, CARRIGAN &
CO., 17-19 Beale and 18-24 Ma^n
FROEIilCH C. Jr. , 202 Market
GIbbs George W. & Co., 35-37 Fremont
GliADIi)ING.McBEAN^5^U
n=i8 a. 1360' MARKET S
Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, 225-229
Market . „
Huntington, Hopkins & Co., Junction
Busb and Market
JEWELL A. M. & CO. (wood) Berry,
bet Third and Fourth
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny ,^ „,.
MONTAGUE W. W. & CO., 309-317
Market
Smith Francis & Co. (hydraulic) 130
Beale
Snow R. W., 39-45 Stevenson
W. B. BANCROFT & CO
49 riRST ST.
TELBPHONB 83.
EOOKBINDEES.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN. ^%1,S?™/c'j:f=G2S^A?e^S:
WEA
1404
WIG
MAKUFACTUKJEK OF
PATENT WATER CLOSETS, SLOP, WASTE & INTERCEPTING HOPPERS.
43
FREMONT STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO, ^u,
CAL. ^
WITH TRAP. WITH OFFSET.
The Golden Gate Plug Closet.
This Closet is the best of its kind, having been so far constructed, it has the following advantages :
(1.) It has a simple, strong valve, snitable for any pressure, self-closing by a genuine Pliosplior
Bronze Spring, acting with the pressure.
To prevent breaking and weakening of the spring, I have gone to the expense of using Phosphor
Bronze Wire, which will have the desired effect.
(2.) It has a real sanitary overflow, a copper float attached to a bell of the same metal resting on the
face of the brass overflow pipe, operated by the rising of the water in the closets above its level, thus
absolutely preventing any escape of sewer gas even the closets being without water.
(3.) It has no dead corner, consequently no foul water will be left in the closet after the lifting of
the handle. A constant rush out of the flood chambers will keep the closet and trap perfectly clean.
(4.) The plug or plunger is made in such shape as to prevent passing of rubbish into the float
chambers, resting with a soft rubber gasket on a ground heavy brass seat.
(5.) All the iron parts are dipped into boiling hot asphaltum varnish. This system is far superior to
painting with a brush in order to prevent rusting.
With the above stated points, I am able to call my Closets the most perfect and cheapest in the
Market.
N. B. Architects who endeavor to furnish their patrons with the most reliable goods, should not
hesitate to give this closet a trial.
Steen Edward T., 618 Market
TALlLON C. a., 123 California
TAY GEORGE H. & CO.,
612-618 Battery
TAK WINKLE I. S. & CO.. 413m5
Market
WOODEV & LITTIiE, 609-611
Market
W. R, ALLEN,
IRON PIPE,
Plumbers' Goods, Brass Cocks,
Copper Boilers, Bath-
Tubs, Pumps, Etc.
414 MARKET STREET.
WOODIN & LITTLE,
S09-51I aiarket St.
Plumbers' Goods, Fittings, Pumps,etc.
IVeatlier Strips.
Bradstreet J. E. Mrs., 611 Mission
BURR C. H. & G. IF., 667
Mission
Well Borers— Artesian.
James W. Wilder. Jnllns W. Lowe
WILDER & LOWE,
Artesian Well Borers
By Steam or hand power. Rock Wells
office;, 140 FIFTH.
IVell Borers' Tools.
DAT JEEEMIAH E., 109 Mission
Wlialebone Factory,
BAUMARD E. F., 325 Sutter
"Wbart Builders.
AMERICAN BRIDGE AND
BUIl.I>IBrO CO., 22 California
CALIFORNIA BRIDGE CO.,
22 California
McGowan C, 1141 Mission
McMAHON B. & SON, 22
Howard
SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE
CO., 42 Market, pier and store-
house W 8 Sixth, from HubbeU to
TTlieelwrlgrlita.
(8m Oarriage Manufacturers; aUo
Carriage Smiths.)
W^hlp IHalcers.
Hart & Brandensteln (Importers) 417-
419 Market
Kevston Brothers, 104 Market
Main & Winchester, 214 Battery
Perrine John E. Jr., 2014 Mission
Stone L. D. & CO., 422 Battery
TTliite liead mannfactarerir.
{See also Paint Wcn-ks.)
Germania Lead Works, office 314 Cal
PACIFIC OIL AND LEAD WORKS,
202 California
Union White Lead Work?, 821 Battery
Whlttler, Fuller & Co., 229 Fremont,
office SW cor Front and Pine
Wliitenera.
(.See also Plasterers.')
Anderson & Danielson. 635 California
Barnes W. W.. 67 Shipley
Berry George H., 24 Erie
Bolger John, 6 Golden Gate Av
Brace Nathan. 2928 Sixteenth
Bums D. W., 1311 Eddy
Coleman John E. W., 924 Folsom
Crocan James, 1605 Buchanan
Davis Charles, 503 Jackson
Davis George E.. 806 Mission
Donovan M. J. A J. J., 1006 Mission
Eaton William E., 240 KUis
Gallagher Edward 51., 611 Sacramento
Garfield J. Q., 10 Ellis
GeUert Charles. 918 Pacific
Hamer George H., 802 Mission
Harris Abram, 100 Montgomery Av
Henry B. F., 1055 Market
Herron James, 1908 FlUmore
Hovev George D., 841 Valencia
Jarman H. G., 232 Sixteenth
Jennings Frederick A., 23 Fifth
Larsen Joseph, 417 Powell
Loney Anthony, 801 Mission
Lynch & Armstrong. 608 Larkln
Marlev Edward, 739 McAllister
McDowell George, 803 Folsom
McCleUan WUIlam J., 538 Hayes
Naf Jacob, Jtmctlon Market and Va-
lencia
Pamperln 4 Peters, 606 Howard
Parker & Dennis, 2205 Geary
Parker & Lawton, 234 ^i Flfih
Price Edward & Son, 517 Geary
SeUers J. C, 109O'Farrell
WllUams George A., 1325 Pacific
Wilson John N., 926 Washington
Whlting-Parls White.
Hearfleld, Bannister 4 Co.,347Brannan
TTlgr Mabers and Halrdress*
ers.
Bloch Leon, 141 Post
Burnett Kate Mrs., 410 Thhd
DIssat Antolne, 511 Kearny
Duval L., 11 Stockton
Garrissere F. Mme., 113 Grant Av
Goldstein 4 Cohn. 822 Market
Hauptll Jacob, 4li Stitter and U02 Mkt
Hays Fred., 20 Geary
Hubbard E. H. Mrs., 923 Market
Maugeln Fannie Mrs., 1618 Polk
McCormlck Hannah Mrs., 1019 Stocktn
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Kantifecturers of Show Case's
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St
en IDCC PYTDA nPYi^'''*'"*''"°"»«'='»*^°^^""P»K°"»«i't''''°'»lARPAD HARASZTHY 4 CO.,
LwLirOL LAIllH UllM France to this coumir, bat without Brandy. / 530 WASHHTaTOIT ST&2ET.
WIL
1405
WIE
The only Establishment on the Pacific Coast entirely devoted to the
Manufacture of Wire Cloth.
THE BN m m m umimi
VICTOR ENGINGER,
No. 108 MAIN STREET, near MISSION, S. F.
— MANUFACTTJBEB OF-
Brass, Coppr, Iron, M, GaMnizfifl anfl Steel Wire Clol
PATRONIZE HOME PRODUCTIONS.
McKlnney Marv Mrs., 1638 Mission
Melnbere M. K. Mrs.. »40 Sutter
Monks Samuel. 122 McAllister
Orflla P. V. & Co., 331 Kearny
Phillips J. Mrs., 918 Market
Poulson Peter Mrs., 2 Sixth
Pyat F., 12 Kearny
Ealph Mamie, 20 Geary
Ringgold AV. H. Mrs., 525 Post
Rosenberg Flora Mrs., 3 Harriet
Smith Louisa Miss, 1008 Leavenworth
Spitz Bertha Mme., 328 Kearny
Strozvnskl Stanislas, 22 Powell and 39
EUls
Sum van Grace Mrs., 1737 Market
Willow \r are— Wholesale.
Armes George W., 117-119 California
ARAEBS & DAIlLABI, 226-232
Front
Cupples NVoodenware Co., Samuel (St.
Lonls) 116 California
Felgenbaum & Co., 520-526 Market
Feldmann L. & Co., 317 Sacramento
Harrison A Dickson, 220 Front
Lake 4 Co., 411 Sacramento
Levenson <fc Brvan, 205 Front
Stanley William H., 915 Market
AR9IES <& DAIiliAM,
CEstablisIied in 1S52.)
Importers and Jobbers of
Wooien and Willow fare.
•WEAPPIKG PAPERS,
226, 230 and 232 FRONT ST.,
TVind Kllla.
Bodwell H. H. & Son, 211 Mission
Hftwley Brothers Hardware Co., 301-
309 Market
Jackson Bvron, 625-631 Sixth
Krogh F. W. & Co., 51 Beale
LIN FORTH JAMES, 120 Front
SCHRAMM G, F, W.
£1 Dorado, 1)et York and
Hampshire
Tallon C. J., 123 California
TTOODnV & lilTTLE, 509
Market
JAMES LINFORTH,
San Francisco Agent for
Enterprise WiidmillJiiniDS, etc.
120 FRONT ST.
WOODIN & LITTLE,
509-Sll Market Street.
Manufacturers of Althouse Wind Mill,
Pomps, Pipe, Tanks, etc.
Window eiass.
(See IMinti, Oils, and OUut)
Window Shades.
(See also Faper Sangings.)
Clark G. W. 4 Co., 645 Market
DuflfV James 4 Co., 917 Market
Edwards Frank G., 820 Market
Ehrenpfort Edward, 1919 Mission
Ehrenpfort WUUam. 14 Third and 1.390
Market
Fredericks Joseph & Co., 649-651 Mar-
ket
Gaskln Edward M. (manufacturer)
108'^ Jessie
Marwedel E. H., 541 Market
McPHinV WILLIAM (manu.
facturer) 1075 Market
Mitchell J. E. & CO., 230 Fourteenth
Raye 4 Hampton, 739 Market
"Walcom George, 109 Stockton
W^inea and Brandies— Ufa-
tive.
{.See Native Wines.)
W^ire Baling.
ROEBLKVG'S JOHN A. SONS
CO., 14 Dnimm
TRUMAN, ISHAM 4 HOOKER, 421-
427 Market
W^ire Cloth Mannfactnrers.
ENGINGER VICTOR, 108 Main
NEW JERSEY WIRE CLOTH CO.,
14 Drumm
ROEBLING'S JOHN A. SONS
CO., 14 Drumm
SAN FRANCISCO WIRE
WORKS, 669 Mission
Wire FenciuB— Barbed.
City Wire and Railing Works, 731
Mission
Jones 4 Givens, 16 Beale
Robinson A. J. (agent) 26 Beale
ROEBLING'S JOHN A. SONS
CO., 14 Drumm
W^ire Ooods and W^orkers.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
WORKS, 35 Market
California Wire Works, 329 Market
Chrenyk Andreas 4 Co., 52 Minna
City Wire and Railing Works, 731
Mission
ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO,
Importers and manufacturers (tele-
graph) 328 Bush
ENGIN6ER VICTOR
108 Main
Excelsior M ire Works, 523 Market
GRtJENHAGEN C. H., 669
Mission. See advt. next page.
Raclk John (tiorlste') 206 Third, rear
W^ire— Insulated.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC GAS-
LIGHTING CO^ 35 Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC POWER
CO., 35 Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
WORKS, 35 Market
ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTIOK
AND MAINTENANCE CO., 35
Market
Holmes. Booth & Havdens, 406 Market
PACIFIC ELECTRO DEPOSITING
WORKS, 35 Market
WASS D. D., &40 Howard
CALIFORNIA
ELECTRICAL WORKS,
35 Xarhet Street.
ELECTRICIUPPLIES
OP ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Wire Mannfactnrers.
California Wire Works, 329 Market
ROEBLING'S JOHN A.
SONS CO., 14 Drumm
W^ire Rope— Mannfactnrers.
California Wire Works, 329 Market
ROEBLING'S JOHN A.
SONS CO., 14 Drumm
W^ire Screens.
California Wire Works, 329 Market
EN6IN6ER VICTOR,
108 Main '
QnCK JOHN W., 221-223 First
ROEBLING'S JOHN A.
SONS CO., 14 Drumm
SAN FRANCISCO WIRE
WORKS, 669 Mission
IVire— TelegrrapU and Tele-
phone.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC GAS-
LIGHTING CO., 35 Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC POWER
CO., 35 Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
WORKS, 35 Market
ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION
AND MAINTENANCE CO., 35
Market
ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO.
importers and manufacturers, 328
Bush
PACIFIC ELECTRO DEPOSITING
WORKS, 35 Market
c/»
JOHN
89
HAMMOND
CALIFORNIA
CAR WORKS
Hannft»etitr«r of every deseripM«ai of
PAaSBNOEIR, STABBT AN33 FREIGHT OASa
4S to SO Bealo Hireet. Ban FraiMtsoo,
Truman, Isham & Hooker, ^^'-^^^JSrS^fo.SSiKS^S'^"^'
1406
CKAS. H. GRUENHAaSN,
MANITFACTtJREB OF
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL WIRE WORK
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
TSTO.
Between Third and New Montgomery Sts,,
[Established 1868.] SAN FRANCISCO.
OBIENT Ids. Co. OF HAETFOBD
Capital, $1,000,000
<1,551,95<L
.D.I
WK. SEZTOlf, Aat. Kai»gt&.
HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.
WOO
1407
WOO
ROBBLING' S JOHN A. SONS
CO., 14 Drumra
WIMi 6i FINCK, 818 Market
CALIFORNIA
ELECTRICAL WORKS
35 Market Street.
Hard Drawn Copper Wire
For Eleetrie and Aeonstlc
Telephone*.
(See alio Wood and Cfoal.)
Aleionder James, S s Berry, nr Third
Bender Bros., Third St. Wharf
Engle k Son, Fillmore St. Wharf
Pldancet Sebaatien, Section 1, Sea Wall
W^ood and Coal.
Adams William, SE cor Fell and Gough
Algeltlnger E. i Co., 1758 EUls
Aiken & Sawyer, 1052 Valencia
Alberlgl D. A Co., 313 Broadway
Alexander James, S s Berrv. nr Third
Alfe <fc Hlnck. NW cor Sutter and
Lyon
Allen W. E., SE cor Turk and Jonea
Anderson Brothers. 361 Brannan
Anderson 4 Co.. NW cor Sanchea and
Twenty-ninth
Asmussen George, 2813 Mission
Baccl S. A Bro., 635 Vallejo
Baclgalupl John, 2306 Mason
Badaracco David. 1316 Pacific
Bahr Louis, 1305 Buchanan
Belando P. A Co., 1210 Powell
Bernlerl John, 1015 Washington
Blchard Nicholas, 18 Howard
Boltano F. & Co., 1516 Stockton
Bonsell Jesse C, 1623 Market
Brandt Otto, 1033 Valencia
Brannan ThomasLliei Howard
Bray Frank, 1937 Howard
Brennan John E., 455 Clementina
Brlerley John, 624 Seventeenth
Brilliant A. J., 814 McAllister
Brlizolara Louis, 1015 Washington
Brown William C, 508 Natoma
Bruns George W., 619 Davis
BuUerdieck Nicholas. 1632 Mission
Burke Thomas F., 127 Ninth
Byrne John, 905 Harrison
Calamarl Antonio, 514 Green
Caldwell J. M. A Co.. cor SeTenteenth
and Valencia
Carlson John G., 815 Flrrt
Carroll John. 238 Eleventh
CeUartus G. G., 211 Mason
Cereghlno Benedetto, 430 Pacific •
Chrlstenson 4 Lord, 1518 Market
Clark Michael, 1539 Howard
Clark Samuel P. B., cor Nebraska and
San Bruuo Road
Claussen Claas, 912 Brvant
Codeglia Antone, 313 Broadway
Coll A. 4 Co., 907 Washington
Conlon John W., 1460 Market
Connelly Martin, 10»2 Howard
Connor James, 113 Shipley
Connor Martin, 239 Tenth
Conway Patrick. 133 Second
Costello John, 220 Eighth
Cuneo G. 4 Co., 531 Pine
Cunningham J., 124 Twenty-fourth
Daly Lawrence, 321 Seventh
Deeney John 662 Minna
Deeney William, 1436 Howard
De Lay Brothers, SE cor Sixteenth and
Guerrero
Dolley Michael P., 5 Oak Grove At
Donegan John J., 716 Folsom
Donovan Cornelius, 210 Austin
Donovan A Heaphy, 222,'^ Learen-
worth
Dougherty Daniel, 1321 Minna
DrlscoU Patrick. 234 Fifth
Drnmmond B. S., 4.'13 Valencia
Duggan TImothv, 1024 Clar
Duncan Brothers, 2214 Mission
Ebbets Arthur M.. 109 Sacramento
Farnham James G., 1436 Valencia
Farrell Michael, RH Fulton •
Feder Moses M., 35 Battery
FerrettI G. B., 515 Pacific
Field Chapin F., 30 O'Farrell
Flanagan & Magulre, SW cor Folaom
and Eighteenth
Flynn John, 1113 Mission
Fowler Gilbert C, 656 Howard
Fox <fe Duley, 1713 Mission
FranceschI Antone, 90S Stockton
FranchI Antonio. 1503 Fillmore
Frltch George, 143 East
Gallagher Charles, SE cor Ford and
Galto Antone, 2738 California
Gelmann William F., 1510 Hyde
Glovannlnl Daniel, 810 Pacific
Glovannlnl Francisco, SE cor Broad-
way and Kearny
Glovannonl G., 741 Vallejo
Garie James, 927 Market
Goss A Gieason, SW cor Mission and
Seventeenth
Graham John T., SE cor Twenty-
seventh and Alabama
Granfleld William, 1040 Howard
Grant Alfred N., 20 Golden Gafe At
Green & McCullough, 1113 Folsom
Guerin John, 412 O'FarreU
Guy Otto, 28 Turk
Hafer John A., 715 Harrison
Hagan James, 429 Third
Hannan Thomas, 1124 Mission
Hanschen Peter, 1071 Brvant
Hansen Peter, SE cor Trinidad and
Railroad A V
Hardlman John, 710 Brannan
Hare J. S. <t Co., E s Railroad At, bet
Manitoba and Dominica
Hartnett Michael, 343 Jessie
Hencken Martin, 1204 Green
Henderson John Jr., 130 Ellla
Henry Joseph, Section I, Sea Wall
Herllhy Richard. 1213 Broadway
Heron Michael, 312 Golden Gate .■Vt
HoflTman Charles S., 1015 Fillmore
Hogan Cornelius W., 2637 Harrison
Hogan Dennis, 504 Jones
Holden John, 709 Mission
Hopkins George W., 1925 Bush
Hourlgan John J., 423 Sixth
Hnlseberg George. 126 Oak
Imhaus <fe Co., 513 Bush
Irving William, .529 Stevenson
Jones Henrv, 245 Stevenson
Kayser Brothers. 1118 Paclflc
Kelley Brothers A Co., 173 Railroad Av
Kelley Buron, 636 Nineteenth
Kelly Peter, 422 Valencia
Kf nney Martin, 127 Eighth
Kent James, 1907 Howard
Kerr John, 1156 Folsom
Klaber George, 564'^ Howard
Kiotz Leo, 1626 Stockton
Knickerbocker C. E., 524 Mission
Knobloch Jacob, N s Butte, bet Ten-
nessee and Kentucky
Koerber August, 17 Washington
Kruse J. Henry, SE cor Twenty-third
and Shotwell
Lagan Bernard, 222 Seventeenth
Lageman Henry, 904 Howard
Lanlgan John. I0'23 Harrison
Larsoil James, 259 First
LavoronI Louis, 1506 Broadway
Lawlor Frederick C. L., NB cor
Twenty-sixth and Folsom
Lechen John H., 8:« Harrison
Linari & Boltano, 1511 California
Llndaur Gustav, 256 Tehama
Little wood Ellas, 128 n'FarreU
Low George B., 1721 Turk
Lynch Patrick, 610 Larkln
Magulre M. 4 0., 133 Hayes
Magulre R. J., 131-133 Foliiom
Male G. & Son, SW cor Ninth and
Brannan
Male Glacomo, 1423 Bush
Maschio Charles A., 127 Seventh
McAullffe Patrick B., 333 Third
McCloskey Eaver,SK cor Twenty-third
and San Jose Av
McCloskey John, 440 Minna
McCloskey Patrick, 809 Fourth
McCurdy David, 922 Montgomery
McDonald Patrick A., 811 FoUom
McGIU Hugh, 110 Wara
McGrath Owen, 2938 Mission
McKenzie William, 819 Geary
McKew John, 431 Union
McMann William, SW cor Polk and
Washington
McMullen Lewis Q., NE cor William-
son and Geary
Meacham David K., 2735 Mission
Metastazio 4 Co., 1823 PowcU
Meyer & Brother, SW cor Geary and
Broderlck
Myers John, 47 Everett
MIddleton John, 18 Post, and SW cor
Sutter and Powell
Miller William H., 28 Potter
Mitchell Edward, 330 Sixth
Monroe George R., 600 O'FarreU
Moore John, 263 Minna
Moore Sylvester, SE cor Mission and
Fourteenth
Moroney John. 1011 Harrison
Morse George W., 1700 Eddy
Morton Thomas, 630 Geary
Nardelli 8., 1803 Mason
Neary Thomas, 739 Guerrero
Nelson Charles, 506 Poet
Newbauer .foseph. 206'^ Bush
Northrup Henry, fZo Howard
O'Connor Daniel, 2006 Hyde
O'Dav Daniel. 132 Henry
O'Reilly Patrick, 915 Post
Ollva Emanueile, 2419 Mason
Patten John, 552 Bryant
Patterson G. W. H., NE cor Church
and Thirtieth
Peabody E. A Co., 114 Washington
Perazzo Louis, NE cor Union and
Keamv
Perlne 4 Flynn. 838 Howard
Perpoll Placldldio 4 Co., 608 Broadway
Peters & Cowie, 5'il Sixth
Petersen Peter, 441 O'Farrell
Petit Henry, NE cor Bush and Brod-
erlck
PldancetS.Jootof Powell
Podesta G. B. &